Expeuses--,Facts and
Figures vs. Windy Declamation;
The Opposition pleas bare mecb to My
about the expenses of the General Govern
meat. They continue to accuse, the Demo
crate in Congress of extravagance in Making
the appropriations. They claim credit- for
• - their orgsuitilion as being governed la,ftt apa:
i t , 4 4- eco p ol ity. That the public.. may judge
of the truth of these assertions, and know mho
voted generally for the , large Congressional
appropriations in the last. Congress,` we give
the following, taken from ilre offictattecordi.
It will-be seen that the Opposition ...did its
best to run up the 'expenser_of. the Govern
ment to C 00,000,900, If they =bad done_ e.
they Woold hare laid if all to the DemOcratic
'May 14,1858--:-Oathe bill to appioliri
ate.sloo,ooo for a wagon road in New Mex
iocr..- Yees : Democrats, '22; Opposition, .42.
2Naysi:•Demticrats, 37; Opposition, 32;
kM111.8,-1858. On the New „Yolk
.Fire
Pill liurolviogr over $5,000,000. the motion
• being to lad on.the table. Yen v_Democrats,
, 75;,...-Oppoiltion, - 12. Nays : Dernecrata,l4;
Opposition; 56. , - _ .
14;1858, Ori certain, resolutions of
the Printing Committee to save '330,000_ to
the Government: Yersi: Dements, 94; Op
position, 21: Napa': Democrats, 9; Opp
sumin, 56.
. .
!'asy 26, 1658.: . On a certain-amendment
of the Senate -to the •Legislitive A ppropria=
tins ;Hill; to violate the compensation law-by
pajing mileage* of new Senators, at =a, sailed
session... Yeas: Demeersta,., 6; "Op " position,;
19: Nave : Demeerats, 57 ; .Opposition, 58:
• - ' l May 27, 1858. Oethe lifeihsteamer Ap
propriation Bill, giving ban Mies to mail s team
ers,-: Yeas: Democrats, 47; OPposttion, 54.
NayeiDernoCrats,s7,.; Oppositton, 37.,
On the amendment io _ the
Civil Appropriation Dill of „t 340,000 to pub
_ lisb the American State Papers by Gales*
Sinton. Yeas: Democrati‘, 21; Opposition,
65. 'Nays,: Dernocrals,s9 ; Opposition, 29.
"April 22, ,1859.- On Mr. •Morrill's
greeting 8,000,000 acres of land to the States
forAgrieettural colleges. Yeas :Demoinsts,
19 ; its: Nays: Democrat, 90;
Opposition, 30.• . .
!February 21, 1859 t. On a motion to sus
pend the rotes to introduce a bill repealing
the fishing bounties: yeas: Democratic 03 ;
,Opposition, 11. 'Nays; Democrats, 19; Op
position; 85. . . ,
"February 9,. 1857. On Mr.. Pbelps, l ,..of
Minnesota, amendment to - have - an overland
mail from s*.ratal to fort I.Treon, Washington,
and Portland; Oregon. Yeas Democrats,
14; Opposition, 63. Nays : Democrats, 04;
Opposition, 20.
"Fehrnary 9, 1859. On striking out
amendment appropriating $13,. 039 20
.for
Congreesional Glac, buildings, iF r e. .Yeas:
Democrats, 63; Opposition , 47 Nava t Dem
octets; 30 ; Opposition,
"February 9, 1859. On the proposition of
MX, Carry. of Alabama, to repeal all laws to
build public buildings not contracted for.
Yeas: Demix•rits, 67 ; Opposition, 52. Nays: ,
Democrats, 30 ;.Opposition, 74. -
"February 6, 1839. Oa striking out - two
appropriation-4—One of nt9,333 4e, &rid the
othel. of • *lB,olo—fur the' Corigressiorull
Globe. •Yeas :'Democrat, 65 ; Oppotition,
14... Nara : Democrat 20 ; Opposition, 43.
Baran Rrova r.‘r Vinatara.—The .floor
• panic atnong,thefaiMers in this section bids
N fair to , carry many persons into all sorts of
wild evravagance4. We- learn: from *gen
tleman:last arriyed from Wasiiingion county
of . a reckless aim?. which took place thereon
, SaturdaY, and which goes to ..bow the atate
of 40411ex:stir* in that neck of worrrla. • A
• ',peculator by the name of Pattemnhas a
large lot cf floor Mill, which he is'
holding for an advance, in siewof the recent
damaging frosts. On Saturday- some dozen
or inure farmers living in the vicinity, repair
ed - to the 'mill. breke
. down the door, and
each took a Larrel#Allonr and left eight dol-
Isis in the mill for every barrel thus remov
ed-all considering that a' fair
. price for an
article which thtry could not buy with the
consent . of the orrner.=-- - -Whei.linp
. a+, .Tunc I 6:
ARIL.WE A CI.IRJSTIAN PCOPLE.--A recent
decisicn of the Supreme Court of California
would Answer to this question in the negative.
It seems that in the suit before the Court the
question of the legal position of idle worship
arose. It witmalreged is tie snit of Eldredge
sgaingst the See YupCOmpany, that a certain
mast was roid becausa the truster erected a
building to be used occasionally as a Budhist
place of aorship, wherein an image was kep:
and was supposed to be worshipped. The
Court says:
`There is rat"force in the 'objection that a
trust. created for the purpose of idol-wor'ship,
is void— Under our constitution all men are
permitted the free exercise of their religions
opinions, provided it does not involve the corn
mission 'ofea public offence. Nor can anyllis
tinctien be made in law between the Christian
and Jew, 15jahOtnedari or ileatiten.. The
Courts have no power to deteimine that this
or that form of religion or superstitions wor
sirip=tunac.comptuied by lots :prohibited by .
la -ii against public, policy or monis."
Batmen l'uosrxers.—Elat log traversed
daring-the - past week ntapyi of the western
and midland counties, we arls able to say that
ttoiemintry generally•bas 'rarely exhibited a
finer" procki•e. Our grain crops are generally
of good color, and well coverrng the 'ground,
wbest is Almost everywhere strong and deck,
' and bailey and oats are generally full of leaf
amdinffioiently -forward. Perhaps the sandi
er parts of -Cheshire should be excepted 'as
auffermg over all its late sown spring corn for
want of rain.. But on the more clayey lands'
in that county nothing can look - finer than
the
-wheat erop and-the potato crop, nnti the
abut:Want growth of grass in theysaterea.lit
Nortliamptonsbire-and,,Biolfortisbire; agso
the promise is everything that could be with
ad.—.-:Eaglisk Papa. . •
MOTOMAL CEIA NGIE -M. ile,tinuta, Esq,
plibliaber of the Allentown Dimoerst, hag dis
posed of his' establishment to C. P. Raines,
Pisq,l to editor of the Lehigh Regitter.
Insporinsat to fiesstalsso...lllr. Cicero
ina.u'a Philrs , Praparralby Cornelius L.Cheese:
man, St . LC York City. The combination 44 in:
gnudients in itunie Tills Ate thasientrit ors long
and extensive parties.- - They ire talk - is their
operation,aud certain in eonottiog .all irreigilari
titss, painful menstrcationsoOnkivin . g
ti dos, whether frinu .t old of iitheinum, lusubiehe„
pain inthe nidt, palpitation °rifle heart; diatnibied
Bleep, wh'veh arise from interruption ofnattire.
TO:3l*RitlEaLADlF.Atliesoiliteisuninval
ea-weithty wilt bring on the-monthly period
xt~tiregeiftrity, !Adios who burr? been disa P*pointol4.. itirthiv use of other pills, cals , , piare the
ntamet Onitidetturin'Pr. Clreeseurat Pins do
ing Alt they pre'reiiresented to do; ' -
NOTICE:-- - Thes ofoitild tintr - be need durin
Pregnancy, ea n _ OMtainty re
sult thetofreas; ' -
Wirtooted pre vegOtable . , atNi hie from
anythiog injoyioli• to - Ate ifir -heath..: . Eltplicit
direetion%- whiih obotrid be - reidi-ierrylity
each bor . . Price IN: Sent
.br qua on totfoi.
inget •to authorited *goat. • ••• • -•
• .- •ft. B. avirCIFUNGS,
165' atain bers•St,'Nes‘ - Yorkr' •
General A kvent fork the 'Miter, Malts; AO'
aft Wholt;ello prim 'should be tddreised:''
EV.4. acitsftarmid,AßEL
Tt fki2f:Ll„ }f. filar, Akrnrp: • Joi:4o-fif
Tux • story-•in , the, eastern; papers, ahout a
man ii.inesii.7.s,oo6 in the bars wbili asleep,
and then having.= exciting - race. after Jt,
grew out of a story in a weitern paper of a
person having such a race Air $ll,OOO. But
-n tarns out, after all_that thare .no mon
ei•inyolved in:the turse--he steppf
&rout of a car, leaving his wild to pursue her
journey sr ithorit Win.' The secret of his baste
wits,. ha was afraid 'she would get a diiorce
if she went through the' Staid of Indiana otke
day ahead'Of hitir.-t-:Ckarciand (Ohio) Don
`
Junot - Docciss iiroixatud to Mice Stated
to a cagy proosineut , Southern 'politician in
- Washiagton - that hiitatends _Support the
uotnicee.,of the Charleston Convention • hat
:quit wailueaut by hie letter to Mr. D un of
lowa was, that - he will • not !himself consent
to run upon a platform be ,'cannot endorse.
In any erent,..it ia said; hthwill adhere to his
party against the orporiliopi
Tna-Kiassa Convaartosti--A special dis
patch to the Deiweritt Sayi the Kansas Con
stitutional Convention met at Wyandotte,
and was permanently organized by the elec
tion
. of J. M. Winch°ll, Presient, and R. J.
Martin, Seiiretary- .
No biOnesi of importamce was transacted_
The _Convention stands 35 Republicans to
17 Dementia, _
Cutavti.ain; July trial of: Jen.
niumLowe, Mitchel and Davis, for kidnap
ping„was called np to dsr , when o nt, the in
stance of their counsel, an arrangement was
ttiadeby which Nolte proitegigs were ente:ied
is thetr as well as those of the Oberlin ,
Rescuers, Wbo were in'prison !awaiting trial.
The prisoneri on both sides jwere then
eria'The following iesolutiOn passed by the
_ z .
Democratic State Conrenticin a Vermont,
lately, shows how the true Democricy stand.
"Resolved, That. the rideini*tration .of
James Buchanan is entitled to the•confidence
and approval of the Democrticy of Vermont.
It Las firmly maintained ouil t lionor abroad
And 'fearlessly sustained thel constitutional
rights of every part of our common country."
By purchaslog floods of Ziegler &
Smith, (Wholesale . 1
Drug a . int and Glass
Deatrrs,) corner of Second and Breen Sts.,
Philad'a: you have theadvantve of select.
lag your purchases from an extensive and varied
stock of - white-lead, zinc, golird paints
and Window glass of asserted sizes and
qualities. All of these articiei are waked at
such prices aZ'cannot fail to suit the closest
buyer.. - [fob3 lytw
A Ca rd..--Dr.THATEII of ).he Binghamton
Water. Cure, will be• at Susquehanna Depot
(Nichol'a Hotel) on the 6th of leach, month du.
ring.the Spring and Summer for consultation.
Invalids will find it to their advantage to give
him a call. Patients received at all times at his
establishment in Binghainton,l N.. Y., where
every comfort and convenience may be found
for the successful . treatment of In vattns. [t.f. •
'UAW notice.—The commissioners named
in an act Passed at the istit session of the Logi*,
latare; for the ineorporstiOnof the MOntrose Gait
Light Company, will meeCet thO Montrose Ho
tel, kept by Leonard Searle, on Monday, the 95th
day of July, to open books for subscription to
the capital stock of said gas company.
By order of the COmagaiiooeta.
Montrose,July 18th, 1859. :ti
Hoitowat's Pmts.—Rush ol' blood to the
head is often primarily eatised by a bad 'condi
tion of the stomach and bowels. t Invigorate the
stoma(?). regulate the excretion; and purify the•
fluids with this world-renowned medieitte, and
you_will be'exempt. from_ Yertlito, titume!sf of
sight, if eadi the. and other alarming apoplectic
symptoms which frcquen:ly accriyupany dyspep
sia and habitual constipation. The impurity of
the blood, as well an.ah.excess of it in th,, brain
has much to do with cerebral afreetions, and 23
Holloway's, Pills operate upon the chemical
agents which generate that fluid: as well as upon
the circulation itself, they are infallible In this
class of maladies.
jyl 4
Ma&WIWI).
At Harford, on the- 4th inst.., by Res. A.
Sti I ler, Mr. STEPHEN BRUNDAGE of Glifford,
sod Miss MARTHA TANNER'4 Harford.
At Braintriro, on tho4th inst, biElder Elijsb
Sturdavant, Mr. WM. C. BENNETT and Miss
MARY MARTIN. both of Auburn.
In South Bridgewater, on the .1,41 inst. by Rev.
J.:P. Mans, Mr. WM.-NV. DOOLIT".PLE and
Miss MARY J. BOGART, all of Montrose; Pa.
At Searle's Hotel, 'Montrose; July Mb, by
Rev. J. K. Peek, lay. HARVEY J. TRACY to
Miss ADALIN,E KELLOGG, both s,f Owego
New York.
On the 30th utt, by E. N. Loninis, Esq, Mr.
A. L. DANIELS to Miss SAILAF F. ?UPPER,
all. of Hartord. • •
-
In Preston, Wayne co., on :he 2nd inst, by P.
Tallman, ,E 4.. Blr.sE. J. TYLER. of Jeokson,
this ercand Miss SOPLIIA cA§E,of the former
Plane.•
T IST Or LETTERS Remninma in the Post
Ofßee at. Montrose, Ps:, June 30th, 1850.
A.nderson, Rev. Ctrs. Keep, Ellen 31.
Benton, Mrs. Annie Leach, Mrs.-Augusta
Boothe, Charles . Stotly, M. 0.
BroWn, firre..X. M. Marsh, S
Bather, Prof J. S. • Mayor, Sidemen
Carpenter P. & Co., itoatogitMl, L..T: 2
Coolbaigh, IYw, Rogers, David Cr.
Casey, Shim 2 Smith, T.I C.
Cumow, John" Smith, Andrew _
Guile & Miller, ' Vanhorn, J. W. , 3'
Griffin Jiunei Ye! y, Z. , -
Harrington, Aaron - Whiney &. Morley
Barrin,(ll-11. - Warner, 0.
Retekess 4 Ili:m*l , Ln, , • I
P.orsoas calling for aoi of thei above !ellen
tear please " advertised."
HENRY I. WEBB, P. M.
Post Office, 'Montrose, Psi.. J Ist; /859,
- -
- Auditor's - Notie l e.
!THE undersigned. appointed an Auditor by
1. the Court of Common PleatrollEusquehanns
county, to make distribution of the moneys in
theta's& ef the.Sheriffof said cdiinty; arising
from the 'sale of the real estido A.. Ward,
Wilititiend.Jo the-duties a his aPpoitument at
the office '4 Bentley '4 Fitch, in Montrose. 'on
Friday I,lle-51.1) daq ef August ne4, at 1 o'clock,
p. which time.and place allpentons inter
algid ui stadium:mays will- present! their .chtitoa,
or be forever barred from contingi in upon said
fend.- , • B: CHASE, 'Auditor.
Great Bold, July titb. 1114.-41:
Auditor's Notice•
Teb undersigned hating been!, appointed by
the Hooorable,.thanr - pkao's Court of Sus.
quettabtatirooty to distribite tl a ';moneys in
thetilinds' of ' Olt I►dthinittral44 , ot ''
.Witham
Broinley, daceaseri, wilLattomi to On duties of
his appointment at of in iifotittose co Fri
day lbs day oir•akogust mul i s.t one o'clock,
F. in, ealet - ollipetnonn iota
rested'irifint Wm clams or ,be forever bar.
kod litijtverriairlio-upoesisid'fona. • - _
P. D. ISTREETtiI,
'soy ' • "
- • ,--•• JAviOtor's Noti'
nt 'ilailiriteri4"Opointid. rso sudttox
tberttitati 'Couit OrOtti,fiCs 6 4 1 4
AistObittion °roe hisBetteof the oopui of J. B.
ehaddnak; deteased,teiOy Alves nOttnelbat be
Ivittattend to. the doties'ortho nai4snointtneit
nii4s4rtee in Montrose on
,00,6114.4
of August text, at One o'cicie;: p , Q; .4.611
torte and - ptsne air persans.hi l ling aka rawest: of
the.diStribtitiot "of the saidjua, 4111 - retiett
tLeir 4 . 4gis'or - tt forover ale/I:windfrom even ,
It it apt said futa.
Juts , 11. ' •AnditOr.;• '
WM. DIMEER.
Wm. H:. Cooper '&,Co.„
BANKEaB, to Pt)4T, MITER
& CO., ilootrose..rn. Office ono door
east frail% roal'n Store, Turnpike-Street.
.3.toutrose July 14,i8591—d - • [mys
AlidttoesNittice•
TFIE undersignedappointed In indite, kiittii
.Vourrof Common Pleas of Suatest le
make dritribtttlon of the fundcarisidr from the
sale of the t Real Eel' ate of -Emanuel, 'Carpenter,
hereby ghee notice that he willattend to the du
ties of the staid appointment at hie Mime In rtho
Borough of Montrose, onlionday,` tluitittb dsj
August, next, at 1 w'Cloalc 'p'. In., at which time
and phis all persona haring an inteteat, to the
dittribfitioti of the anld fund will'Plesatit , llidr
cl alibi or be *fairer ater barristfront Coming in
upon mid fund. A. CHASIZERLIN.
July it, 1839.-4 w . Auditor.
Auditor's - Notice.
wiaptsigup4 appointed an apditor by
the Court of Common Pleas of Hostel'. Cu.
to tuak•43iatributi on of Abe funds arising from
the aalei if she Beal:Estate:of KafueD.. Clark,
hereby-gives notice that he.will attend to the dn.
- ties of his appointment at hie office to Ifentrobe
onAlonday the Bat day - a-Avg-MA next; at line
o'clock at which time and place all pereone
haying-an intmes M distribelloir of thcsald fund,
will present their elaint or be'foroser after barred
from coming in upon said fund.
, A. CHAMBERLIN;
July 1 I th. I w Auditor.
Farmers,' A ttehtion !
tIRBT'S AMERICAN HARVESTER,
A PERFECT MOM M,
IS A prancrr axon,
And'is Warrantrd as a Perfitt .
I .6@E2 [ lED •
IT is for, strong and durable, being nearly all
Iron. It is LIGHT. and the LIGHTEST
DRAFT MACHINE KNOWN. -It has no nide
draftand runs steadily; there' is•ko pressure upon
the Horses' necks: and in IMS a SELF-ADJUSTING
Fiseas.Ban. The finger.bar worts_up and dam'
independently of the driving *heel, enabling it
to go through dead furr,ws and ditches, among
stones and hogs, and over stones and hills where
no other ni:ielaine..eari follow IL It is aasmy
MANAGED AND OPERATED. By MUM eta IeTFF,
the driver can at pleasure throw the cutters in
and out of gear; by another lever he eau raise
either end or bulb ends of the finger,bar to pass
over obstructions, or move from field to field.
It is..difficult to clog this machine. It is a cheap
machine. It is simple in construction. made of
good materials and well cougrneted find finished.
Wfanufactitred by WELLES, BLOOD & CO., at
the Tiogn Point Aigirultnrat Works.
Full descriptive/sod illustrated catelogues to be
had on application to the undersigned agent for
Sostfa Co., at Montrose. ,
3Picpr , Stale.
The best Railway Horse Powers,
Threshers and Cie:men', Threshers
and Separators. &e.,'dice. in the world.
IL L. BLOWERS.
Montroseasly 11th.
QIUNDAt SCHOOL LIBRARIES
rurnisled to order byJ. LYONS & SON.
lune, iNt. 1859.
NEM , GOODS, in my line of Iniiine , v4. arri v
int , : every week: ABEL TURRELL.
_
(Address Brooklyn P. 0.,.8ar 320.)
The Paragon Self-Generating
was 331.1.1'3:1.0ar•
TIIIS TSIIINbIe potent, portable, self...genera
-1 titig Gas Burner is offered to the - public, in
full confidence ofits positive superiority over ev
ery other HAND.LICIIF in vaistence. for Stamte-
ITT, SAFETY, ECONOSI 1' and BRILLIANCY of light
in any temperature.
It is devoid of safELL:AMOICE or FLICKER, giv
ing a steady. cheap and
•
GAS-LIG.E.L
requring no trimming, or other attention, except
simply tilling Ma lamp with good burning-fluid,
one quart of the fluid con - sr/led into gas in the
Bunter, giving 3 IVT T. nfrn.if) and rt.R Ir . (time
eighteen hours. This light. which is e qual . to
that from eight nnimsry tskir'd tubes, at an ex
pense of but three, is also, nnder complete con
trol, being reduced by a simple process,'lrom
a full bisze to a small one, and ns quickly re.
stored to its full capacity. .Tho burner can be
readily applied to ail sty les,of Ott, KEROSENE,
CsmcnExc,ansl Bc . car.sh Fvxmn Lamm; also, on
pressure and with' founts to Gas fixtures, in all
their varieties.
It is admirably adapted (or lighting churches,
dwellings, lecture-rootus, balk, shops, steam
boats,and railrOad ears, or wherever a good light
is deeired. Parties desirous of securing the
right of territory for a valuable article that will
commend itself, should make early application,
only to the. undersigned.
'Burners, Lamps, &c.osupplied in any qoanti=
ty, with promptnees—forwarded by express to
all parts of the United States—piyable cash on
delivery:. _
BUTLER, 1108 FORD & Co, Proprietors.
No. 2 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
or, No. VI! Broadway, and No. 1 Courtlandt St.
New York. jyl4 len 8 I
12 . 2 LBS. OF SUGAR U.
fur 81,00 5. , at
IL . TYLER'
June Bth, 18.50.
Silver-Steel Scythes, •
Pitehtbrks and Rakes, forsale by
June 20; J. LYONS & SON.
3,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER.
/0 DIFFERENT SIRES.
,BORDERING, WINDOW PAPER AC., &C.
ANEW SUPPLY, just arrived , and for sale
r:heap, by A. TURRELL
ABEL TURRELL
KEEPS cozmtantly nn hand a full mortment
of the ghoiaoat qunlitiea of -
, . .
alf of the followjug departments of trade.
Now supplies arriving every week. Buying fur
cash, and selling" Orson p, for cash.
• ' DRUGS, IkEDICINES,
' Chemicals; Pouts,' Oils, Varnishes,
liirindoW Glass, Dye Stnifs,'Groeseries, Lamps, '
Glass Ware, Crimiteryilliriors, ClOcks, Wall Paper,
Window Paper,. Window Oil Shades, . RaneyGoods,
Xnsinol Instrimonts •
• , , Stone Ware, Brooms, Brushes,Whips,
Bird Owes, Pocket.
Gum,' ridoh,
Aimunition,l4iuors,Tr,r•tises,
Supporters, PertAnotutalea, Shoulder
Braces, Spectacles, Silver and 'Plated Spoons,
Porky lac., Sold peni, Stationery, Violin, Guitar, &
Bass +tot Strings, Bows, &e., Poroelain Teeth, Lith
ographa-Artist's Tale Palate; Erjishei , &e•;; -
- •
.and the popular "Pstentllfedielnes.
• -
Also some Dry Goods, Wooden; .
•'.„ . Mord &Japanned 'Ware, - ,
-114,1 and Oil CAW, 01,111112140;:
Burning Plitid, Alcohol; Turpentine
• Lamp, ZlennWa3 Ifeet Poot,Lard,ollve, Caster;
andlelloillk Bay Ltilseaa oILe , White LOA, Sine;
soi Vida of colored Pals 4, Vinegar, Celan Mad
, • and. Other , things Sao ntunsrous to moatione.::
Morarase, Juan Iti, !SS.- ABEL yuktts,
itrAACCaI
P. t, KUSH
Laving - Jositielited themselves under lbe
naafi' of ;JBloltarlee- dr; "limb kir ifievpidoiee:
p.
Lion of the duties of their prefix:limn, regret?
folly": offer:4l4k , ' , professiorfuli linfeeli to the
reikliOoi- of Dr.llloluieloa;seid•
way. Imatir4 - !,eti the 'villages of Diotock And
Springville., ALC: BtAximiza:
Apra 213,z1).-1 •
. 1 ).4• .1 •' 4 ! . f: 117 . 4 4 11 0 1 t
Cli.lodittaite : of Op s Hottio:
‘ji '.o 4 thi 4 P4tlVLOt . godkille. , x4 l O*'Re.r,-
taantotltiocittettinAritit•Bend•Pif • -
OPlVlCEctiinfi- of... Main and El Ezsbeth-sts.,
, -
- • • ,
•
" . Notice.
Tilruiidetsi g oid laving been appointed - by
the Hon: .
.the Orphan Court of Susquehan•
na county to. distribute the moneys in the hands
of John Snri4oy, administrator of Leon l ird Cook,
dieeased, will Attend, to the duties of 'his 'ap
pointirient at his' office in - Montrose on Friday
the 29th day . of•July nest at one o'clock .p. ITI?
14CwhIch tinte and place all pinions interested
wit f . presetit their claims orbs forever barred
from coming in upon said fund. ••••
FRANKLIN FRASER,
Jumil24, 1839.-je3o4w • AodifOr.
Auditor's Notice,.
m undersigned having been nppointed by
T
the Hon. aorta Cowmen Pita* of Susq's
county to make distribution; of the moneys in
the hands of the Sheriff arising from.the ssie, of
the realestate of bike Read, uut attend to the
duties of his appoinisneet at his otlixe in Aleut.
rose -on Saturday the 30th deg of July next, at
one creWk p. - m., at which time and place all
persons, interested will pregent the.ir, claims or
be forever barred from corning in uppn said fund.
}MA N KLIN - FR ABER,
June 30, 1859,-4w Aduitor.
NOTICE.'
ALL persons aro herebY forbidden harboring
or trusting'any member of My (unity on
my account, as I will 'Pay no debts contracted
by thorn after this date.
PATRICK DICKEY,
lune 24th, 1859.-2t* ;Middletown.
Dr. Coggsweos- •
INIFPROGISTIC - SALTS;
a inure sure for INFLA3IMATORY Diseases of
ail kinds, for sale by AIIFIL TURRELL.
Montrose, June 22d, 1859.
CONSUMPTION CURED !
NA7l33.oliegiter'a
liHNUTHE PREPARATION OF THE
AIYF'OPHOSPHITES
ON TINE AND OF SQDA.'
AS ORIGINALLY DISCOVERED AND PRESCRIBED DV
Dr. F. CIIUDCHILL,
FOR TUE PREVENTWN AND CURE OF
CcmisErtirsa.ptioxi.
"THE SALTS of LIME and of SODA /ire
the ONLY Prepiration which, for the present, I
would recommend for GENERAL
,LTNE:"—J.
Francis Churchill; 11. D.
TIIE THEORY. •
" P.hthisis is a, diathesis, or general -disease.
depending upon the want or undue waste of the
Oxydizable Phosphorus normally existing in the
a nitualeiForio
TIIE TRE.&TMENT.
"!fence it follows that the Remedy consists
in supplying the deficient element by the admin
istration-of 4 preparation of phosphorus which la
at iince.Assienilable and Oxydizable. The lip
pophespliites of Limo and Soda possess both
qualities in the highest degree ; heing perfectly
soluble, and nearly-as oitydirlble as pleolthorus
The Hypophosphites aro the Specific Remedy
of the Diathesis, or general condition of the sys
tem, which has, as a consequence, the deposition
of tubercular matter. When once this condition
is changed, the deposition of fresh tubercular
matter will cevec :
RESULTS OF THE TREATMENT.
What I am anxious for is, that tholiypopho.;.
phitear should be brOught as speedily as possible "
into universalise an I know thit they will prove
not only as sure a Remedy in Conan mpti on as
: Quinine is in - intermittent feye:,but also as effec-
I trial a Preservative as Vaccination in: Small-pox.
This-assertion no longer rests upon the 31 eases
with winch my diseovery was ushered hire the
world in July, 1857. 1 can now appeal to the
results in .upwards of oao hundred and fifty de
tailed' observations arum disease, collected du
ring the past year at my Public Dipensary. Rue
I.arrev, Paris. To these cases might he added
almost an equal number from my private practice
and in no single instance have i found the , Rein
sdy fail to produce ever) thing that could reason
ably be expected from It. - In most instances the
benefit derived from it has far exceeded what
could, at first, have been hoped for. when taking
into account the degas e and extent of the injury
sustained by the Lungs previous to the Ilse of
the Remedy. Similar results have, since the
publication Of my disrovery, been annou,peed by
Professors Paragot of Brussels, 31*itre de San
Juan of Granada, Spain; Drs. - Jacinto Lo River
-end and paves of Havana, and Reinvillirs, Paris.
Of 22'eases in the third or last stage, treated
at my Diapeasary-during the pat' year, 8 have
_completely recovered, 8 died, lowing in every
instance to complication:,} anii J are Still under
treatment. Sneh a result Is altogether UNPAR
ALLELED in the Annals of :Iledicine.—From
Dr. Churchill's Letters.
READ 'TESTIMONY
"We 1383 W sow the rationale of the employment
of Ilypophosphites of Luna and Soda, recomm
ended by Dr. Churchill irythe treatment of Con
sumption—they not only act as übsorben ts, but
repair and retard the waste of tissue."—Dr. 11. P.
Dowses, New York. •
'Your preparation has not failed to,,benefiiir;
in . & instance in which i have used it,"—W.
Clark, M. D. Lowell, Ohiu.
•Your medicine we think invaluable and cheer.
I y retionunend'it."—Dr. Ezra Clark, Kirkland.
"They Iminoce. the nertous strength and le.
VW OR ATE the netritive functions.",—W. E. Ram
D..'llurristiwn, N. J.' .•
"Their anodyne effect is sometimes .remarka
ble . they tend to-produce most REFRESHING and
ussovATitke REST."-1., V. New Loa, Y
"They-INCREASE the PAINCIPLE which
constitutes NERVOUS FORCE, end are the
most POWERFUL BLOOD GENERATING
AGENTS - KNOWN."—Dr. Churchill. `•-•
".I can assure the profession and the public
that this PREPARATION of the II Y eorlivs-
PIIITES CAN 13r, RELIED ON: Jas. It.
Chilton, Cheni . st.
WINEEZEITE'S GENII/NE PREPARATION,
is put up in . large bottles with " Dr. J. F. Chn r.
Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. J.
Winchester, New York," blown in the glass.
'Each bottle has my file-similar signature. No
other if{ genuine.
jar Tire Phosplintes, o r CIiESIICAL FOOD
[so . ealled] are radically difereet from the 'Typo
phosphites.'snd can in CASE be tiled as a
SUBSTITUTE. Bear this - feet in' mind. No
preparation containing Iron can be tiled without
danger of inflammation end heitorritage: No
other drug or medicine ihottld be combined with
the liyisephrphites or used at the aametinao.
tho10,71;01110SPAITE:g are a 'most
efficacious Jtinuedy IA all .Nervous .01seases (len
gra! .D.n),ilify, .or Prostration of,the Vital. Forces,
Dyeptipsia, Asthma.
Bronchitis, &e.
Htf,"Price S2 or 3 bot , lesfor $5, with full Ill
reetiolis for use. Liberal discount to Pityiiciatie
and the trade. The Dry Suits' furnished to the
profession. Single bottle* in minCentrated sole.
Jinn meta by mail, whewsp.ecially ordered. Sold
whoLesals and retail at thesole 6enerat, Depot
in the U. 5.,43 John street. Let:no one deceive
you, byt bity-Only ",Wittettester'a Preparation."
Df. Charehilft Work °a CounmPtion.
fell ,Tien , !lie,Tloeuvy Tryattnent,
and Othef*l4olll44) - ttiferinatiorLeent gratis on
receipt of Mae in .stamps for postage. SUM.
kip hi Ilieloott favOrable sasonlerirtatelpat.
Lt tie'edisoutoptiverdeley.-alburia -preciois 'lO
so fatal-a evaierlf." Thil:lls the:A:MIX MadledY
CLlag.lo lo lvire all attempts to
plisewiliffeivintartielo-upeOyei i intlerlbe
tease that-it is the aeon 444 1 1/400. -
• - J. WINCHESTER,
Anser.impi akrcireiii 4geity; 43' 3ohq4e,.
. .
E• Sobi io 31cintrom by
- June 30, 1060.. , ::. EL-TURRELL,
,y9RI4IXAM,
. .
ANtriOtekatiiilaPtkdOHOEi,
pious OftOp trvery'Tytits Store.
biOr
don nestiv`.;` - ' -'
CHEAP - !
GOODS -
••.- s .
s ta
0 I' T .IT C
C 1 PLINDED New Chalk', Lawns: , Prints; and 6.
.
U Gingbains, at.reifueed Frio.. Also 13 lbs. REA
of Sugar for one_doltar, or 23 of: Rice. last . ].,
opened and for sale by - 4.1..Y0N5.dr,50N.. . 11Y-PAY SYSTEM
!Gram:ie. June 15th, 1859. -
A CHEAP and easy remedy for the l'ileand
.LX Com. -Try it. Alio Meyers Kat and Mice
Exterminator, sold by J. L.YOisiS & SON.
Juno 16th, '59. .
.. HEAR YE !'...IIF.AR:YEI -
N - 110.1rn N:"K“'
ID LACK and
_Colc;rid Dress Sitkft, Collars
Li and _Undersiveres i Lace: Valk Bro.l'lsaue
for Vails,loneralda, Cowin. Kafh. Carpet, Warp.
4ar,dllo.tea. and ,D4net Bon rds, - u new aup.
ply of Goiters. Corn Starch and_ .I*.:Tieo
for puddings. Cheap at 11.. C.
Ifontroae,'Janci Bth; 1859.
HEED THIS: IiV4RNRIGI
LOOK 011 t FOR-BARON
A T HAYDEN BROTHERS' :ORIGINAL One Price, RoidApiqStpre, col:misting of
- cro p tat t a ci c l 44 " 11: C ts C V, t e:s .4
• . Paper s
Stioirie.& it'oodeu
Flow,_ Salrt,
HAYINGHTOOI/8
011 v, tHass, dOtT
Wi4chc.s, Jewelry. runkee
JLTF" N-Os E.V.D TO-THEM! j rair .
lonsvill
never find old sholf•worn, moth-eaten,
rotten, or out oratylo Goods at Iltruss Bros.'
Look out fur Old Fogies, and buy your Goods
Where you can savz. 28 era: crar. We have
a large -Meek of
GOODS Purchased for CASH,
and will be sold at prices -that, will frighten - the
Old Fogy 'principles. -
EN'ERYARTICLE WARRANTED
as rprosented. No charge for showing Goods.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
New Milford, PA, June, 1859. •- tm
IT IS TRULY
SURPRISING
_ .
How much the people ate in layover
Lit NGINP !, (not .11embers of Congress 4
bnt,the nun:reruns and-beautiful styles of
WALL PAPER AND BORDER
to ,be had at Bullard's Rook store, we.a side of
the Public Avenueot prices astonishingly low,
A now supply of 'splendid styles of Piper and
Borders jnst received, and also Belcher's Patent
Pendulttmeurtain Fixtures,the best and simplest
ever brought to thin him ket. Cull and see them
work. -
Shades, Cord - turd Tassels, Paints
and Brushes for Oil rafraing, splendid LAD
graphs, a now hit of Marriage Certificate Bla 0 ks.
Cann.s—Printer's, Conversa`tiOn, Exehkge,
Sunday Sehool4neentire,
WracAztaes—All the Nflgazities and Funny
Illustrated Monthly Publications 'earl be had
soon as issned.
The Trial of Daniel E. Sickles in 'Book form,
also Dickens New Work "All the Year Round"
in monthly parts.
A well selected stack uf 'Books,
School Boolts'rof all kincls, Barrens Induetive
Grammar by the dozen or single,,Stationery,
Yankee Notions, &e., ec.c.
I beau nu time and the Publisher has' not
room in his paper to euutwirato all the articles
that $1,60 will tty; - but wilt juAt say that you
can buy 11 roll•, of whir-Paper fur $l,OO, or
you ran pny R 1 , 1 r 1 for'3 robs, or you - can have
100 yards of Bonder for $l,OO, or you can get
That worth a fkl. a yard, and ev.rythlo7 else r.t.
the name rate according to stylo and quality,
So charge made for showingizvials.
A. N. MILLARD. °
Monfrose, Jur:e 801,
"NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL."
A RESISTLESS REMEDY
CIRCULAR TO THE BICE.
IT I lE first hospital surgeon's and medical pub.
1 licists of Europe, admit the unparalleled
anti-inflammatory and healing properties.'of this
Ointment; govetnments sanction its use' in their.
• naval and military services; and the masses in
this country and throughout the world repoie
the utmost confidence-in its curative properties.
it penetrates the sources of letlainmation and
corruption which - underlies the external e 4
denees of disease, and neutralize the fiery ele.
;omits which feed and etnwerate the malady.
Eheumadam, Scrofula, Erysipelas..
These aro among the most terrible and ago ,
nixing diseases of the muscles, the fleshy fibre
and the skin; ,pet in their worst forms, and when
seemingly incurable, theyinvariably disappear
under astersevering application of this soothing,
healing, antidote to pain end ind rmmntion. ,
Saltithium; Fever Bores, Stiff Joints.
In nil-Faso& of art Ahem, where medical wa
ters,' lOtions,.end,every receipt of •The'phnrmaccr
pma have prated' useless, the Ointment
,wili.ac
eomplish a thorough cure. Fever Sores heal
quickly under its' influence, and its relaxing, ef
fect upon contracted sinews is truly wonderful.
• Discharging Ulcers.
most 'A remerkable and happy change Ispro
duced in the appearance of malignant. ulcers af
ter a few applications of thisOinment. :The sur-•
rounding - redness vanishes, and granules of
of healthy. flesh begin to take the place of .the
discharged matter. This process goes on 'more
or less rapidly, until the orifice, is filled up with
Sound Material. and . the ulcer Mdically cured.
A Word to Mothers.
The young are the most frequent airier& from
'external injuries, and therefore every mother
should have this healing preparation ennstanUy I
et hand. ft is an absolute specific for sore
brmustir, and quickly . fernoves the encrusted sores
which somOtimes lifstl,gura,the heads - pna`faces
of children.
sigititlcantraots. •
This Ointment is universally used onsboard the
At:untie and Nleiftc whaling fleet us a inlni for
scorbutic: *tractions, atal as the best possible
remedy for.woupda and bruises. Large supplies
of it huvo recently been ordorial by the . Sultan
of Turkey for heepital purpoees.
•
f}oih the '61;4n:0 rind . Pitt?: should . bt :used in
th'efitottewittg. ettaes;
BuniO4 , Chaliped }lands,' • - •"-iSiabig, - S' •
Burris, _MeTetirlal Plroptioni, Sore - Legs;
Ritiumatlitim •"' Sore Dreits#,,"••
Fistula; Riogworni,
Genf, Salt. Itkeam ' 'l9oroThroate:'
Lutobago, ,, Eltin•Diaeastls; Sores or all
Roo, ' • Sti fr Joints,
Ulcers, Worms of alt kinda,Vtlaoreal: Berea,
Tetter,,f
*' 4 ' Doltlitt r the - blannfietories. ProCastar-
HottiiatitT;;Sti - Maiden Lane ? New York,,and
24 Strand, ',old* bk . all respeetaktelrintest a
'and Dealers in,Afedielnelltrongkent the United
States and the hivUized.iroildi4P, pots, at 25
coati, 62 '1.2 cents, And $1 etch,
Virilmrefin 4 emasititirablo'3riqtl44X taking
tloblargeralten.'
0,7-.,Plrectie s on ?Or, the gtticiaticF,of , Ratlebts
In."ererE dieor* are,eipagd..4r,er.ah pot.
32y1,23e0w.
!PIELTIEI4 I.I.4IIT:TEtTIT,
'fia , mtAlvELTCrfittLL.
,
TT is certain that . 06 , :ida can Loseld successful:
lv in Montrose and at Susquehanna Depot
••• •
FOR CASH.
Those doubting this assertion will do won to cal
. at the stores Of
6attelibtrg
(f.;
where it will be Prolieri that the Merchant in
selling - his Goods can: afford to sell Cheaper
for Cash,and can otter inducements sufficient, to
-make -it an objeet to Purchasers, at- whatever
sacri4pf they are obliged to inake;to ocure tbe
Money to adopt in their Purchases the Caen
SYSTEM. ; .`
We have just received .aid. are constantly to.
ceiving, a splendid assortment of:
SPIIINk& SUMMER FOODS;
adapted for this season. and which will not fail
to give.goneral satisfaction.: They were par
purchased node: the most favor:4de circumstan.
ces, and we, are enabt(d,and Wtt.r. offer and sell
at prices far Below others that will give and have
given so everlasting Credit; no matter whether
it is Tom, Dick,-oe /lorry-
EXAMINE,COMPARE AND MIX; E
_ l / 4 0UR DRY GOODS!
An assortment heretnci.re unequaled by anything
ever offered in Idniitrose:' • ,'
Fancy and Staple - Dry- Goodsl
Coinprising*ln »ew aryl dt•Sirshlo., f stxtes:.of
Goods Link nr2wn in this Vet, among ,a will
• ' be found, in . •
LADI ES`-DRESS GOODS,
,111 the nuvolies Q t the eteion, cheap at
OUTTSNIf r. KO. itOS EN BA & CO'S
SHAWLS!
Now and choice styles- of Brodie double unit
single, Stella, Plaid, Wool, Palm', and Mantilla,
and a new style of Cbeuill Stiawht, cheap at
OAttt . tberg,'.llot,llbaitin, fcfo's
tiffit
An assortment tkllcayi on hand,nisok,adies' Cloth
and Trimming to•mateh; of all shades, cheap at
6uttenberg liosenbaitin, tc: Co's:
EMBROIDERIES!
In this Department we. can offur great induce
ments, sa they air , purchased directly from im
porting houses. The assortment comprises
French Felts, Sleeves and Collars',
Worked Edgings and Intserthig„,
held tt great manyviOie
arti
eles to this line too
ninne.rous .10 men
- Lion, cheap at •
GUTTtNgERG, ROSENBAUM,& CO'S.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and
Flumes, Wire, Stiff Net- '
tingsand Frames,
•
at Wholesale end Retail,---cheep
G UTTU; BERG, ROSENBAUM, 41:.- CO'S
DomeStie Goods !
Way be found all the different qualities of Prins,
Il
Gingham*, Bleached Goods, Fine obleseh 4 a
Mullins, Ticks, Stripes, Denims Sheeting 2
fds wide, cheap at• s.•
qt7TTE . NTERG,.ROSEN43AI73I, & COS
READY IMADE CLOTHING,
As this is one of their PIIINC,TFA . L 1311.,ANCITES OF
BU4AIif.SS in New York City, they • certainly have
one great advantage overall.tbe rest of Clothiers;
they having 'one Partner steady is New York
city to devote all his time to this particutarbranch
of manufacturing. They el i furnish, at shy
time, a Geed Garment. at, about the same price
for which the material can tie got.
They wilt- warrant their work and a complete
fit orno pay.• . • •
• They' eep 2onstantly,on hand oneof the best
stocks Of •
OVER AND ODER COAT§!
Such . as Frock, Diem, Rsean, and Sacks
• TANTS- -
in Great •Varicty eared Diferent S,tyle!
. .
NESTSI-:-
Such as ,Velrot, Plush, easainter, and Satin,
cheap at "
GUTTENBERG; ROSENBALIF;& CO'S.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
of the Best Mateirial at Short Notice
Under .Garments
Fors LA DIES As isu-GE:smEmEN,
such a Silk, and also Lambswool, cheap at
U.T.TiNtiEtG,-MOSES - 13 - 4liM o t CO'S
-
ONE WORD
rs stmerEwr ror(THEIiVISE
TO OUR NtINICItOft ^." .
R 11:'N D S
At fl -
CU:STONIER&
And' in partioubir to these Iniestlife theinnelvese
indebted to- ne,'we 'once more that-lei
will sell fot Reedy: Pay hereafter, and ;ill Ae.
eountannd . Notee aunt- be settlectswilliout -Far;
- thoi-Notiee. are . tfred of writing Donning ,
Lettersand.Sopportlngtho Portaftlen,and there,
, briosint.l--- We wilt take. all Wilda , of.lrateet
Ora Highest MarketPrietis for Payenentoind
Anew:rite - - Itandilig: over . Six..tdonths. on oar
for- collittion aulese settled
by Note. ' :! •• - ..•
(c)x.ittnitrE, Itostithainn i
I ,irentrees,l's , Atyrill,?er, 7_8414
1-.:,vg_s - .r : i'f_Titp - f7
isTERTEERE WAS AN ABAIVAL
B. • Qr•C>43 ) lZ , get
--= . Al.-
•
'VC) ELAJNES, Prin ts, St .
ella.Sh ! wls, Mantillas,
D Dilators, Parasols and Umbrellas, and an
ilium - Mae quantity of other GOODS which will
be:shows niEt of charge 1,7 11. TYLER.
Ilay-13thi 1859. ,
.- .. :'1110W1116 --•
FQR—EVERY 'FARMER !•
-
%AT g are now3fannfneterini- the . BERT and
C3IkArErrs'IGIOW-Elliren4ifiEdkrslllo ,
ever before, offered to -the FARgERP:FX,ISIni•
quebanun enoty:- . •
ITS SIMPLICITY AND:CHEAPNESS
• -• AINCES IT TIM
MACHINE 'FC)RALLI
whense.eall and examinefer,voureelt AEI
S.lr. SAYRE'S?. BA9B.
Blontrese, May lath, 1850. : •
BURNING F 1.1711), Whits - and Cod :Fish,
-Ladies Kid ; B. S. Boots, •and rppre Elaitors
from 56 cia, to 81,75 L-ail at - 'TYLER'S.
May Ipitt 1859, • - • • • •
SUPERIOR Ground Cotie - e in- - cans_, codfish,
&J., for , safe fq J. LYONS-SE. SON.
June" litt.-1859.
.
ItIENYON JR. &CO:
WOULD reipeqtriilly solicit th*drisrletioe
of . a nevi and very rich assertmer4 of
DRY GOOFS
this day - received, consisting in part ofna follows:
Rich Mick . Moire Antique Silk Itts. per - yard;
Foulard Silk nice styli, fit. per yard; kteh Plaid
Silk, the very
. neotest patterns, 10s. per yard:
Black Silk ; 2& inches wide; from 7a: to: 123.: per
yard; splendid Elack Shawls from $8 to
$i t, the finest - assortment in Susq'a Co; new
invoice of Ginghaws, at very low prices; also of
CaNen; largo stock of Derdins, Mixtures, Plaids,
and loWns; Printliat Shawls :from 7s. to $4;
Breelia Shawls from .95 to 82.5;, Collars from
6 eta. to 205.; Parasols from 13s. to 9,45. , each;
Bonnet, a: large stock; Ribbons and Flowerei
also a new inyoiee of Gents Shoes—Congress,
Enamelled and Calf Skin; Ladies Conipess Gai
ter; Kid and Enameled; !diem Cali sod Edam.
Wed Boots; Children Patodi Boats, Gaiters and
everything in that line. They would alsoleall
attention to the fact that basing an arrangement
with one of the largest Importing !louses in
New Vieth they will receive eogniarly NgIV Styles
as fast as they appear in New York,and will take
the greatdst pains to please ail µho call-and see
and•wtsli to purchase. Particular, attention paid
to procuring fine goods—in every style.
-ir iE b MAL.. •
A.new lot this. day received, and 'would re.
Spectrally. solicit au examination, of the same.
Good T . ca at 35., 'illy priers, also at 43.3 x. 611. Ba.
' • icis
COFFEE-.....Ta:a, Ric; and Ground. Coffee.
LEKATU S.-James is's, Batbitt's 3ted
lc inalrand claior, &e. NAILS, and also a
new stock of WALL PAE'EG. and WIN..
DOW PA t..*:az, this day received. FAG...II+
,lING TOOLS of the most approved gatterns.
Sliaded, - Blue-Bond,-and all the now
styles, as fast as' they appear in New. York.
FLOUR. constantly on hand. SALT byihe
barrel or sack. PATENT 33 . EDiCillES„
GLASS, and everything else you Want.
It. KENYON 7R. & CO.
• Lawsville Centro, Pa., lime Bth, 1.859.
1958. J. DICIEEIifTIAN,In. His§
HARDWARE . 45 STOVE -Man
LY 14ILL BLAST,/
rp HE undersigned could take this opportu
nity to inform hiq fiieuds and customers
that he has recently trade additions to his
former extensiv4 stock of
Hardware,' Stoves, Stove Pipe,
Stove Trimmings', •Zirte,
.and that ho is prepared to supply the wants of
.the community in thrit line at unusually low
prices. 14:o tlattt-rs - hims.ilf thai• Facilities Tor
manufacturing his own Wares: Stoves, &c:, give
him a decided advantage over any whd . pur
chain and tram-Sport at a'heavy expense their en
tire-stock.
.
He would say to those who 'Wish to !incases
STOVES of :zni• description, STOVE PIPE .? or
TRIIIIIINGS, ,f any kind, and„paY for them, ho
is prepared to givc..t.eni great bargains; hut to
those who want to pup:hese on. a year's credit
and their let it run two years mere, he had ratti
er they would call on some ehe'etsgieven if they
hare to pay sevanty.tivo per - cefft !note - then an
article is worth. In - the line of , •
• Shelf Hardware,
hianssortment is the largest and'hest selected in
Susquehanna County; purchased as his -Viol(
has been ino.,tly of manufaettimrs, he is . enal4ed
to offer inducements -le those country merchants
INN) buy small bills, rarely found this siki of
the big city. We eau offer special inducembots
to Carpenters nod Joiners who it - e in want of
either Tools or Building. Black
siniths can find ANVILS, VICES, BELLOWS,
and,in fact, almost anythingkin their line, hy.calt- -
ing on us,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
• Our. stock 41,f
Dry Goods, Groceries, - Boots stied
Shoes, Hats and Calis,, Y,Ein"
re •4Notious,
is as large as tld) t u ne RWO I adinit ofAThey ways
purchased at a low figure, en& willkhe sold'. at
prices to'correvoni, with the tides: •
READY-ALIDE CLOTHING!'
we have just opened about one .and
cords of ready-nude clothing. Every' ody says
they are Cheap. some say they are very cheap,
and a number have ventured to say they artidog
cheap.. Certain it Is that a small pile of money
will buy a large pile of clothing.. •
Wo would add; in thin•eouneetion, for the in.
formation of nil concerned and the.!' rest cifinin.
kind," that .We are tired and sick o f the credit
system, we have Al/frered.etie ugh
,by -it already..
and sere. determined to rid ourselves of the
the whole "critter." • Believing - that the !audits,
sixpence -is- the truesystem,-. we are resolved t o
adopt it, and are offering . our goods, at prices to
correspond.
.
* * *Produce taker' in es:Antrim) -Cur - goods.
• .J. DICKERMAN,
Neu(llilford -.Nov. 29th, I 858:, •
tar 4 Book fox; Everybody,: -.41:
STARTLING GISCLQSGRESI"
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No. Iteitiet:it,' Albany,. N. Y.Y
Er Pa. VICI/01' FBATALY. PILLS, el ti.liez
with full dirautioint, : Marriotiltsiiti-ithOuld not
P44114414:,;-Sent by Wait.
Pies shams voile tokeway
J4%44 the FIRST 3 .4110. N TH3 of
- P.!Vnalqh.as th ey are stag to cause tlinaniata,
but at any (4ker time they are safe. , ,„
.11 411 melt of-nervous . aplaid!tal
hi the Wel: end limbs, fatizu) op'sligh oxergao,
palpitation of Nart,' kiferlos 'atul whiThs, lad e°
pill& wilred'oft et:R.Bl4cm- meansittiro
failed; andnlthe remedy, do not atin
tuiwiroaiaal on 3 el, antimapyi: ar anyttlineniAtbl
to the constitution. Address DR.. TZLLER,
1 0 4 fabrmy