- MEAT MARKET.
On Ptadic Atenue, neat Searles .7kotel.
EEP constantly on hand a good stipply of
11 MEATS. of all - kinds. "CASH paid. for
Beef Cattle.Cotlves;Sheep,ood Lambs.
Also for Slides of all lautin.
fIENSTOEK & HAWLEY.
s. T. UV:STOCK. .
Montrose. March 30th.:18.59.—tf.
ATTENTION, PARMERS!I
MANNY'S MOWER I REAPER,
WITH WOOD'S IMPROVEMENT.
rrtniS celebrated Machine hits. taken the }lnn
C
PI: E.311L731 various public trials and is u'n
c:tcelled by any other machine in the country.
All who uso it, pronounce it a
"PROFITABLE AND LABORAAVINO MACRINE."
Those not 4‘equziottd with its value are refered to
LAT lAM G RD NEE.,.INO. II ARRINGTON,
F. M. WILLIANS, iltidgewater ; STANLEY
'PURRELatForest Lake; L M. WALLACE,
iiimixit; T. _P. PRINNEY, • Dundstr: S. D.
TOWNSEIP,Bvpohfvn; end mimes who havt
used them..
For:1111clliaes, or .particulars, apply to
.C. 4 D. LATHROP, ..4g,citi
Ifentrose, Ntny 1511, 1859.—Tht. . . .
NEW GOODS.
cfC
NO. 2 ODD FELLOWS" - BALL, lINONAXTON. • -
. _
subsribers have this
- 1 week returned from New
•,
"r 41 4 York with a full and corn.
•N I nlete assortment of Gold and
j• silver Watches,l wt Irv. S . l
.k versed Plated Ware, CUtlery,
andrancyfloods—Ear Rings,
Finger Rings, Bracelets, Watch, 'Fob„Vest,
Guard and Neel: Chains, Gold, Silver, Steel and
Plated SpeCtacles, Fans;Coral - Necklaces- and
Armlets, Ice Pitchers, Pocket Knives, Scissors,
Gold, Silver, and Steel' Thimbles,. Slecto But
'tens era :Rads, Poite Monnales. Comb; of all
Gold Pencils and Pens, Thicroometers.
Needles, Spoons, Forks, 'Sugar BAskets, Salts;
CuPs, Tea Sets, Waiters, Soup•Ladles,llola.sse
Pitchers, Card Birskels; &e., to •which they'
woulJ respeAftilly call the attention of their
customers. As their goods were purchased for
cash,. they are confident their prices. cacnot fail
to be satisfactory, as Set- determined rot to be
undersOld by any..., 'EVANS & ALLEN,
- • No. 2 Odd Fellows' 11411:
Binghamton, Time' Ist. 1859.
R. KENYON JR. & CO.
AN TO o U r LD a r:' e Te 4 ct n i d ulV :r s v oT r if e it t; tahsosomirntspeencttio ofn
DRY' GOODS
;his day received, cOnsisting in.part of as follows:
Rich Black Moire Antique Silk -IN: per yard:
Foulard Silk, nice style, 6s. per yard; Rich Plaid
Silk,'the very neatest patterns, 10s. per yard;-
Bhick inches wide r from 'is. to 12s. per
Yard; splendid Black Silk Shawls from a 8 to
611, the ..finest assortment in &s t ela' Co.; nee
invoice of Ginghams, at eery low prices; also of
Calieaes: la stoek of:Denims, Miltstres,
and Lawns; Printed Shawls from .., 'is. •td $5;
Ar . oella Shawls from 85 to 825; Collars from
`6 pta. to W. 4 Parasols. from Bs. to 245. each;
Bonnet, a large stock; Ribboas and Flowers;
also a n-w invoice of Gents Shoes—Congress,
• Enamelled and Calf Skin; Ladies Congress Gal-
Mere, Kid and Enameled; Misses Calf and Enam
elled Boots; Children.Paiodi Boots, Gaiters-and
e%--erythinu- in that line. The T y. would, also call
attention to the fact that having an arrangement
with one of the largest Importing Houses in
New York they will receive regularly New Styles
as fast as they appear in New York, and will take
the greatest pains to please all who call and see
and wish to purehase. • Particular attention paid
to procuring fine goods—in every style.
ri ll .ata.sSl.: •
A new lot this day received, and would re
spectfully soliclit arcexamination of the same.
good Tea at 35., city priccs,*o at 4s. ss. 6s. Ba.
SVGANIA:
COFFEE---Inca, Rio and Ground Coffee.
SALERATUN—James Py lee; Babbitt's Mod,
ital; and Ecultior,lte. NAILS; and also a
new stock of WALL PAPER and. WES.
DOW PA PER, this day received. FA RM.
.E.NG TOOLS of the most ipurovedpatterns,
Croc~ary
,
Band, and all tlie'neiy
sti L . "; Lt.: ar 61..13pp - est in New YOrk.
onfi - anii. SA LT by the
barrel er sack. PATENT' YIEDiCNNE.N.,
-GLAS. , I;, ertrithir.rect.te yot•want.
IL KENYON JR. &'CO.
Centre, Jnne 81,h, 1859 •
31555. J. - DICKE;RYIAN, JR. ISZS
HARDWARE STOVE EMPORIUM
• LV F Li L' LA.S 71 !
TrUE undersigned would take this opportu-
JL pity intorm• his friends and customers
that he has recently'madelarge additions to hii
fo.rtner'estensivo stork of • - •
Hardware,. Stoves, Stove Pipe,
Stove Trinutrings r - Zine,.&c.,
and that he is preparedto supply the wants of
the community in that line at unusually low
prices. He flatters himself that his facilities for
mannfarturiag his own Wm.es, Stoves, &e., give
him a decided advantage o'er any wily pur
ebase anti transport at a -spense their en
fire stork.
Ile would say to those who ish to purchase
STOVES of any description, S VE PIPE, or
Tltt 11,111 of -tinv kind; and p v for their', 'he
is prepared to give them great ins; but to
.those who want purchase on a year's credit
apd Alien let it run two years more, ite.had
er they ... would call on some one else, even if they
have to pay seventy five per cent more I.4atil an
artiste is worth. In the line or •
- -Shelf ilardviarq f , - •
his assortment is the largest and best selected in
Susquehanwt - County; purchased as his stock
has teen mostly of manufacturers, he.frienable4
to offer inducements to those country merchants
who buy strtakbills, rarely found this side of
the big city. We can offer special inducements
to Carpenter* and Joiners who are in ,rant ot
either Tools or -Building. Materiabv. Black
smiths ear. find ANVILS, tICES,BEL;LOWS,
and,in fact, al most unlit:in g in their line, by call
ino on us; ' :
'Cars A:P Y. I:t.CASH.. ,
Ourstoekef
-
•
Dry Goods, Groceries., Boots and
Shoes. Hats and Caps, Tan
.. kee, Aotions, Air.4-a:64
is as range an the times Will admit of. They were
purhased at a low figure, and will be sold at
prices.toeorrespood , with the times.
READY-MADE CLOTHING t
We :have just openc-d about one-iind a-halt
cords of readyinade 'clothing.. Every body Says
they are e h t iop. Some say they arerery cheap,
and a number hare ventured LO say they ere cieg
cheap. Certain it is that a small pile of money
will buy a large pile of ckdiring.
•Ve - vrould add, in this connectionjorthe in
llotnation of ail eoneerned and the "rest of lbw:-
itink7 that we are tired and sick of the credit
arystenr; we bniwi suffered enough by it already,
and are determined to rid ourscirea- oil the
AlkrYttole ".critter.' Believing .that,the nimble
eix r peice is the true system', yee-intervesOle. d to
adept it,. and - are offering our goods At + .L iite3 to
correspond. • 4.
+.2* Produce taken in exehr.ngo for Onoam.
J.
1
.tit- , . 'llrorti _Nro.'. ':•',
.FRESH. ARRIVAL
TIME -,undersigned would respectfully an
neunce to the public that he , has .Just re
ceived a supply of ,
F~MI~ GROCERIES,
•
among which may be found the very best of
Sugar,- Mo4isses; Syrup;
Tea, Comae,
at 'Prices to suit the times, for ready pay. Don't
mistake the place, but call et the basement of
the
14 ST IN NE !MOT VAL,
where your humble servant , carries on a
general
SALOON & GROCERY BUSINESS,
and where the
. public may always rely upon
haying their wants attended to with promptness
and fidelity. • 0. M. CRANE.
Montrose, April 20th.
EDUCATIONAL.
09 0 PER QUARTER OF 11
_WEEKS,
tl/wlOpays for BOARD, with use of ROOM,
, FURNITURE, and TUITION in the •
; UPLAND NORMAL INSTAITTE,
Delaware County, Pennsylvania. -
For Circulars; containing necessary informa
tion, inquire of A. N. Bullard in Montrose, sa ‘ r of
J.O. Bullard, Brooklyn.— jmay4 3m
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
T wrsu to call the attention a Fatmers to
'the Indy i.sad
r
Ae Independe Tooth u
Hi f i)
R I
This Rake has been used for the past three
years in this County nnd proved to be the Rake
and the only. Rake suited to the rough country
Any one, not- wishing. to take the assertion.
and who wants it Rake; please try it, And' if no.
satisfactory, return it within three days not
injured, and take his money. To 'merchants
.and dealers a - liberal deduction finm retail price
of twelve dullars. All kinds "of Crain taken
in 'exchange for Rakes at Searle's mill. Also
second hand Wire Tooth :and Revolving Rakes
sold very cheap. All orders promptly attended
to and Rakes delivered on Short -notice..
Residence of - the subseriber,and manufactory
one mile froml . lontrose, on Snake Creek turn
pike. _ CHANCY FOOT.
'Montrose, April 215,'59-3m.
KEYSTONE HOTEL,
Aridontrcise,inn.
Wit& H. HATCH, Proprietor.
lliS new and commodious Hotel situated
T
on Public Avenue, nea'r the Court Houtle,and
nearly in the centre of the business portion of
Montrose; is now fuly completed and furnished,
and will be opened ou Monday, the 27th day of
the present month for: the accommodatiem 'of
the public and travelers. The Proprielbr feels
confident that he is now prepared to entertain
gnests'in a manner that cannot fail to give
Complete Satisflietion.
The Hotel and Furniture are new, and no ex
pense has been spaied to render it equal, if not
superior to any similar establisfimentin this part
of the SMte. ft is well supplied with all the
recent improvements and comfoqs, and obliging
waiters will always be readyto.respond to the
call of customers.
The Stibles_connected with this House are
-
New and Conienient:
The liraprieldr respectfully solicitsthe patron
age of his old friend?, and the public generally.:
WM, N. HATCH.
Montroli;;Stptentber •Itlst, 1853. •
G., IP. FOltDllAill
HAS removed his shop across the street, to
the building one door below Keeler &
,Stoddard*:-, which he bas fitted up expressly fer a
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Shop
where may be found all kinds of
from the heaviest team, to the lightest trotting
harness, and a general assortnent of trimmings,
which will be made up or sold very low. ,
Carriage Thiruitings: -
A good assortment on hand, which will be sold
very low; all 'trimming done cheaper than else
where.
OAK LEATHER
on hand, from which harnesses will be made and
VlV'etwritaa.ted..
* * *Customers wilt please bear in mind that I
wish to settle up once a year. Those having
unsettled' , accounts, or notes due, will oblige
by settling or making payment without further
delay. G. F. FORMAL,.
‘2411, Montrose, Pa'..
. H. dARR ATT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FLOUR; GRAIN,. SALT,-&C,
NEW 1U1708.D.--Sale Room, PLUTO Office.'
WILL. keep constantly on hand the best
brands of P.LAVRi 7 by the Sack or Hen.
deed Barrels—at the lowest market prima. Also,
SALT—by the Single Rtrrel or Load.
All orders from Merchants and Dealers will
be promptly attended to,.
* * *Cash paid for. Grain, Wool. Pas, Aides,
and all' Farmers' Produee in their season.
V - H. GARIIATT.
New Milford, April 24, 1859.
ty
'TUE
WAMSUTTA PRINTS.
They are the bqrt Calicota.yet < , ffered to the
Public for.the moue). •
INIIOLESALE ActifTs: %`'
DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO,
- NEW finhl2rn6.
.
- DR. JOHN W. COBB,
PHYSICIAN /14 SURGEON,
Montrose, Pa.
Office on Public Avenue, opposite Senrlete Hotel.
March Ist, 1859.—tf.
'THE zecirr nanuitirms OF
s ,
TowriTAND
Just Published Gititia, the 23th Thousand.
DaAFEW- Werde on the Rational
Treatment without Medicine,
of Spermatorrhea or Local Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous
Debility,Premature Decay of the System, Impo
tency and Impediment to Marriage generally,
BY DE LANEY, M. D.
The important face that the many alarming
!complaints, originating in the imprudence and
solitude of Youth, may be easily removed wnyy- .
OUT PIEinCiST; is in thii small tract, clearly de
monstrated; and the entirely new 'and highly
I inceesaful treatment, as adopted by the Author,
Ifully expiained, by means of which every one is
enabled Co cure anasst.r perfectly and at tbe,
least posigihro Cost; thereby avoiding all the ad—
vertised Deldrlll:l3s of the "day. -
Dent to any addrelis, gratis and post.free - ina
sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two
postage stamps to Dr. B. DE LANEY, 88 East
tat Street, New York City. - , Sfinyeqp.,
1 . _ . 4:41.8R1AG. E . OUIDA •
[A NEWIIOOK, BY
.WILI.IAM YOUNG, id. M. D.
~„,!,, - The secret clue to ioirl ship; loye
~.i.', ' 'litilS, • ,-. . k. marriage with the 'diseases tact.
=' - --7::,..-..;.. deALLO.y.OII , h, "Vtnrity and &time;
i ff * ItNIF4F - - ''l, beinkfigl3l4;a4d,sbades of. married
1 •S';' J. Vrlife, .its joys ,atti soßrAws, -40ves
T . , :::::: h i nk r . eAr r : ark? dissirpointmentk . ."Letlall
- mariied peciple, or Olose codtemaplatingraivi s age
and haiingali least impediment to-married life;
' Levers..young mimed vyoipito
.iii•tbeiand.read,thie bp*, -14. is fella Plmar4
atiefireieiolisileivi* stethat every iiiiieltßtMknow:
st little knot: ledge at . first may save i world of
trouble in aft;?r !ife. Send for a copy (enclosing
I 25ct5... to , • DR. Wm. YOUNG,
i np2fil y I 41G Spruce-at, Philadelphia.
' ' -
a -
1
THE 0
Gifb3:
RIGINAL-GlPr BOOK
D NV. EVANS & CO,-
TkIEIW
-677 BROADWAY, 677 I THE
FIFTH NEYORK. FIFT-11
YEAR. EBTABLIBIIED 1854. YEAR.
Ifollowingis a partial - list of prop er ty
J_ which wilt be given to the purchasers' of
Books at the time of sale: - workfroar
Gold Wetches,Englisli Lever,
Patent Let er.and Lepinei; $30,00 to 8100,00
silver Watehri,Patent Lever,
full jeweled, hunting Cases,
open • faeo, and cylinder Ell
en peme
Gold Lockets,' Large size,fonr
glasses, and two gllNsca
with springs, large anti,
• small size with snap,
Cameo, Blonde, Florentine,
Painted, Lava, Goldstone,
.Garnet ind, Coral Sots of
, . .
Pins snliTirops,
Lsdiesr - Gold'Guard Chains,
Fancy Neck Chains, Chate
lalnsr • .
Cents' Fob and Vost Chains,
Sets Cameo, Goldstone,Paint-
ed, Mosaic', Garnet, Onyx,
Engraved and P,lain Gold
Sleeve Buttons awi Bosom
Studs,
Gold Peneils,with Pens,large,
medium and small,
SilveiPerleili4lLitiatita NON
large, medium and small
size, double and single, ex
tension cases,
Gents' Heavy Signet Rims,
Ladies'. Gold Chased and
Plain'Aingth
_
Gents' Gold BosomPins,Clus-
ter, with - Opal,- Scarf Pitts,:
Onyx, Garnet,
Rich Silk rtress Patterns;
Cameo,Voitaii, Coral Garnet,
Chased and -Plain Oval
Bracelets,
Silver and • Gold Thitnblea,
Gente'•Pee and Pocket Knife,
Pearl and Sfuroco Porte-
monnal
Toothpicks, Watch Keys,
Gdard
Gold Crosses, small, medium
and large,
• Besides other Gifts, comprising a large and
valuable' assortment of miscellaneous articles,
varying from $1 to 540.
The proprietors of the OLDEST ESTAB
LISHED GIFT -BOOK IN THE lINITED
STATES, for the uninterrupted success which
has crowned their earnest efforts to please du
ring the last four, years, would return their sin
cere thanks to the hundreds of thousands who
have, in past time, seen fit, to beslowstheir lib
eral patronage upon them ; and would further
assure them; and the public generally, that their
long experience and established capital warrant
them in. offering greater-inducements than ever,
and such aSare-out of the reach. of - any similar
i
establishment n the country; and propose, in
this, THE FIFTH YEAR
of their location in New York, to introduce,
. NEW FEATURES,
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS,
GIFTS of GREATER VALUE nod VARIETY,
A still Luger and Better Selected Stock of
HOOKS.
Commissions and- inducements to rirrbs and
to agents who are Willing to devote their_thee
to our business; so that those who desire ean have
Per GIFTS aim Boois Wrrnovt
We shall• endeavor to establish an agent in
eve iv town in the United Stated, so that all who
will may benefit by our liberal system of trade.
We hare appointed A. J. GERIMITSOIII
our duly authorized agent for MONTR.OSE and
vicinity, sato will receive And forward all orders
with atteution and despatch.
A NEW AND REVISED CATALOGDE, -
ready for distribution, containing every desira
ble book, riow or old, now in print; antkae
knowledged by librarians and literary men to be
the most complete and best classified ever is
stied,"without an exception.
are now ready to be given away, mailed free to
any address, toall parts of the world; It cantons
an the works on
Art, Science and Nat• r lPhilosophical &Clas.
ural'History, 4 sical Works,
Advent,res; Travels„z V !Historical -and Mis•
& c., , A 'cellaneons,
Agricultural and D. N :Poetical,Theological,
mestic Economy, s , Religious,
Belles Letters,Essays, , Law, Medical, Mason
&e., &
Bibles, Standard Fictions,
.
Biographies; ' c Prayer, Hymn and
Dictionaries, Glee Book.,
Encyelopwdias. 0 l'ext Books for.
Gazetteers,.' Schools, &e. &c.,
And a thousand varieties of publications hreve.
ry department_of literature, We sell as
a nd, l a many eases, lower than—any otter house
in the country ; and with every book of the
'value of duo dollar or more, we present some
useful Gift; without extra charge.
:LET' EVERY ONE CONSULT 1118
OWN INTEREST,-
•And buy at EVANS' Gift Book Store.
THE *same the prices of books, see the
ERST
,beautiful gifts so freely scattered among'
our patrons, and be satisfied that the on
1-1-11;v.'kly economical way of buying- books is at
TO ; 'NO. 677 BROADWAY,
GEI LAFARGE HOTEL BUILDING,
YOUR WE GUARANTEE PERFECT BAT.
Books; 'ISFACTION.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
'Examine our plan of business. Any
one can who will., Observe the daily
disiribiltion of watchesigoldiand silver;
AT Neat; chatelaine, and guard chains; brace
tYANSlets, cameo, mosaic; coral, goldatone,
GIFT carnet and gold sets of pin and Clasps;
BOOK bracelets, large, medium and-small size ;
silmr.rings, chased, plain and Set, with atones,
110. :carneo,goldstene, coral; mosaic and en.
.67 ',grved studs and sleeve buttons; scarf
crosses, gold . peas and pencils; gold
BRnAllA) Pi e "- ttei in silver and morocco cases, and a
WAY,' ';thcluised other articles of use and value.
NEW. A Gift with every book worth from 50
yOBE leti to eloo,oo.- Send for a Calalogrf-
CITY , , „ It will cost you nothing, and wilt be
valuable aka book of reference, if noth-
' • ;frig more. Address D.W.EVANS & CO.
No 677 Broadway, New-York.
N. 13.—A WORD• Of EXPLANATION TO
those who have known,us under the style. of
Evins & Co. The Business located-by us at
No. 67'7 Broadway, New York City, is the oldest
established house in the country, and• is known
world.wide an the original "Evans & Co.'s
Gift Bookstorp." Many have taken the advan
tage of our laopotarity to. advertise under the
same name, toinerease their trade—to protect the
few who may be unacquainted with us, we would
state that we have no tumefies with any other
Gift Book House—and though -Many advertise
under Ble.name of Evans & Co., the firm constr.'.
toted by D. W. EVANS find J. H. PRESTON, Is
the first :and only concern rightfully-using the
name. Brit to prevent all confusion - in the future,
we shall use the style of.
' D. W. EVANS & CO.,
and
.a!1 persona wrdogrally using the appella
tion to mielead the public, will be made to suf
fer the penalty of the law.
D. W. EVANS & CO.,
6T7 Broadway, New Yo!k.
5p.28,1y4
IVGO II I II ./C:).M..
F COBS would respectfully announce to the
Z: public that he may still ,be tolled at• the
old stand, fully - prepared to attend to the 'wants
of th 6 community:: He will keep oahand a good
'lock ,of • - • •• •
.ornatta;,,....ssevor YEN,Sztcsa,
,Xnutt,
• • ISA-L-T-1-by-the-eek
articles (bowl in That cliriai Groot:fen: • ) '7
110til*M:piirttiiilirlicili the -- attention 'of
Ft/niers, :and others fiet'lltst he is
nonstantly . .receiviom fresh, smipen-of-
FIRST-IATE .FLOUR,'
also good and medium qualltfos,wbieb will be
sold RIGIM for ready ray, in quantities to gait
the melt:leen
Monkse, Feb. 21st 1859
0 •
STORF
PAYS FOR A FULL - COURSE Iv THE
IRON CITY COLLEGE,
(be largest, most extensively patronized and
tort organized
5e1g12021,1 MILT.=
IN THE
173altecl. Eitettess;
357 -. lltbents .atttnbOg bait')
):2,00.t0 40;00
1,50 to 12,00
Usual time to complete a full course from 6
to t 0 weeks. Every Student, upon graduating,
is guaranteed to be Competent to manage the
Books of any Busineia, end qualified to earn a
salary of from
$5OO TO STODD.
3:00 to 26,00
8,00 to
10,00 to
Students enter at any time—No,Vacation—
Review at pleaaure..
011="rerii.11.1.1xlss
FOR BEST PENNMANSHIP AWARDED IN
200 to 16,00
pnistrie Sons"..rociveint hAtli price
* * *For Circular and Specimens of Writing,
inclose - two totter 'Mumps, nod add'restt
F. W. JENKINS, Pittsburg, Pd:
14t11,1 859. t. sep. 9.*
3,50 to '7,00
.dour, Sub 4.7 ,robision ,tnu,
At iIOATROSE, Pa.,
ORE door beloW I: Ethridge'a Drug Store,
on l'ublie Avenue, where will be fonnd
constantly on hand a general assortment of -
1,50 to
22,00 to
GROCERIES
Sueh as Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Coffee
Ste, Ste.. &e.
Also the choicest brands of
FAMILY 'FLOUR,
Meal, Lard, Pork, Hams, Fish, Candles Sze.
1,50 to 3,50
We solicit a share of the pOblic patronage, and
pledge -ourselves to do the fair thing, horeng by
each bargain to secure another.
BALDWIN & ALLEN.
ALFRED, BALDWIN. WM. L. ALLEN.
To Traci.°
TRAVELING AGENTS.
I 'V E WANT 50 to 100 YOUNG MEN, with
n cash capital of from $5O to $lOOO melt',
to purchase our Good., consisting of Watches
and Jewelry, and to dispose of them in all the
cities and towns throughoot the United States
and Canadas. Some persons who purchase of
us nee .makiag from $5,000 to 810,000 per year;
selling at auctien,in the various towns & villages.
Ou receipt of the CASH, we will send by mail
to any address, the following articles, as
of our Goods.,
6 Fancy Gold Finger, Rings, assorted, for -84
6" " better, for. 6
~
6 " - Gent's Breastpins, assorted, for 4
6 " .. .... . it better for 6
6 " • Lidierd - a " for 4
6 ~.. - 44 .
better for 6
6 . " " , u larger for 11
1 Set' Cameo Pin and Ear Drops, for . a
I - .. . ~ for • 5
I \ Set Gold-stone Pin and Ear DrOps, for 3
I Set Mosaic " " for • 3
1 Set Gold Fancy" ' for , 4
1 Set u . u for 3
1 Pair Gold Richly Chased Band Bracelets, 6
1 " ' "' "
_- 8
I " Faney,Catneo Bracelets for . _8
1. 4 ladies'-Fancy Culf-.Pins for - 1
6 Sets Gold Gent's Bosoui Studs faticy for 3
6 " " stone set for . 6
6 0 Sleeve Buttons, engraved, for - 3
6 " stone setting, for 9
1 Gold. Double Locket, fancy, (snap) for 1:50
" •(springylor 3
6 Gold Vest Hooks, for 3
6 Gold Fancy Watch Keys. for - - - - 3
1 Large size Gold Pencil Cage (or - - 1:50
1 New style French Veal Chain for - 3:50
" '• better for - 3
1 " " larger for - 5
1 Fancy Silvtr Watch, open face, for - . '7
l• " " Hunting Came for - 10
1 Fancy Gilt Watch, Hunting, Case for - 10
1 " Gold Watch, open face for - g 20
1 " " better for - 25
" " Hunting Case for 30
1 " " better-for - 40
Movements of all the Watches - degcribed in .
• this list are WARRANTED PERFECT; and we wish
it distinctly understood that the prices given are.
our lowest wholesale prices to the Trade and to
Traveling Agents. The retail,priee would be
from 50 to 100, per cent. higher.
Write the Name, County-, and State, in a . plain
hand, to prevent mistakes, and on the receipt of
the money, the Goods will be forwarded by the
-next mail., • STENNETT &
Manufacturers of Jewelry, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in ,Watches,,
jO3 3tXt.W2l . 78 Nassau.st, New York.
WM. B. SIMPSON,
VIII!' RETHRiff,
Shop, is :Boyd d•, Welmter's new building,
nest-dp.r. above- Keeler d: Stoddard's.
11: A 2 G tko - w mO r s k t ed sk' f i o ll r-
ful b ;or p k an m t en l , sn b e e y f e ee ar l s s
confideitt• that he can do the moat difficult jobs
on Short notice.
All Work Warranted to Lire Satisfaction.
woyked for mo for some
time, and I can recommend him as a careful and
skilful workman, competent-to do as.good work
as can be done in the country, and worthy: of
con fideneo. kCirmosgfctlx.
Towanda June - 10th, 1858:
• Refers to—Wm. Elwell, E. W. Baird, E.-D.
Ifonlayne, E. 0. Goodrich, B. Kinebury,Towan.
da ; B. S. Bentley, L. Searle, L. D. Lathrop,
4. Wittenberg, Montroee.
* * *Jewelry neatly repaired on ehort notice,
and on reasonaJileterme. [June 15tb, I 858.-1 E
FREE \ EXHIBITION 1 r
MAY BE' SEEN DAIL'i,
AT Ps TAILOR SWOP! rfeint 6 . a. m..tO• /0 P. ni;
- CAC • Natest lastions I
Comprising the Greatest Varieiy of
GENTLEMEN'S COSTUME
ever presettted to, the public: pah2,4
as d
'FRlU m i aa l bs tl eiib "
e irega chiving
puttb •
T
• "refitted and newly furnished the
as above.well known and popufse Hotel,
is prePared to Accommodate' he tray.
elinepublic• and °therewith ill the attentions
and conveniences usually found in first2elies
Houses. No , effort Will be spared by thePro
pistol and " his Assistants to make the Hotel
equal in every point to any in -"the country. .
The Bair will always , be supplied with the
Choicest Liquor". - • -
Vise Stables, connected with this House
are istire; roomy aid Convenient, and caret!!l and
attentive Hostler! anialwayisiw ehirge of them.
•Montriiii; iiiii i iith,llsl7=''
;- NEWS -OFFICIU
,
rinuE Nee: Writ City Illustrated Newsimpers
Maiszinne ""dtc,,
ItIONTROSE BOOK STOnik.by '
A. N. BULLARD.
lirtioGRAPINS.-.A NEW SUPPLY
1 . 4 !Pte.' i TURRELL.
040,00
MARCH, 1859
1 ti 5 '6.
NEW FIRM.
THE MONTEOSE DEMOCRAT.
PCBLI9/ED TIIURSPAYS AT MONTROSE, PA.-
OPPICE ON PUBLIC AiRMUE, OPPOSITE T11E.P..0.
, .
Trans-82 perannum, 0r . ,51 50 in alretnee.
;Delinquents subject tottiaitiof 50.Wer year,
with interest Discontinuanees optional with
the Publisher unitt all arrearagea ani-paid;
Advertisements inserted at 61 ?er square of
12 lines; :15 cents per square'for each insertion
after the first ; wee. .one square, s one year, $B,
each additidial ,
Job Work of all kinds exectded neatly
and promptly. Blanks always- on hand.
REMOVAL.
LilMe dr Poet, ; Attorrievifit Law, have
removed' to their new Ace, a few doors
south or Boyd & Webster's corner.
Montrose Oct. 25.3 m •
,Tif, L. RICHA RDSON
WOULD respectfully tender his Profession's'
Services to' the inhabitants of -
lIIONT ROSIE,
and ils vicinity.
Office over Mulford's Store.
Lodging% at the Keystone Hotel. •
Montrpn, Oct 13th, 1858.-Iv.*
LAWRENTE,, GRICCS, k KINGSBUtii,
iummucruirgns, AND JOBBERS IN
HATS, CAPS, AND -VCRS,
V 2 1117 44 0002/3o
Umbrellas, Parasols, and Ribbons,
AND - ALL
MILLTUERY.A.I,TICLES;
No. 46, COURTLANDT STREET,
DAti. IL I.„twnEncE, , NEW.VORK.
JAS. M. GDIGGS, General Partners,••••._
JNO. A. Ktsninutiy,
• St C. Tvr.sn.Spee!at Partner.' isien..cr,ty.•
JOHN SIIIIIIII, - 71a
S 101? a tow doors south of Boyd and Websters'
.new building.
RENI3.Y B. McKEA.N,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW.
Office in the Union Block—Towanda, Brad
ford county, Pa.
W" Will attend promptly to all professional
business intrusted to him, in this and adjoining
counties. • 'ije3'6Btf-
"HOME. AGAIN," .
I h. CA 7/101:4)
OFFICE, over Wil.onS6' Store.
LODGINGS, at SEARLE'S HOTEL
Montrose, March 10th, 1858.
WM. W. SMITH, & CO.,'
Cabinet and Chair rdatinfactstr
era, coot Of Main Street: Montrose, Pa.
RUM GROVES,
Fashionable Tailor—Shop near the
Baptist Meeting House,_on Turnpike Street.
Montrose, P.
DR. E. W. WELLS
HAVING permanently located in Dundatt
offers his professional services to all who
may require them. Also, keeps constantly on
hand a full stock of Drugs and Medicines,
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical
purposes, fep7--erm.
-- ---
HAYDEN BROTHERS,
New Milford, Penn's.
holesale 'Mester in Buttons, Comos
W
V Suspenders, Threads, Fancy Gooils
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware,Cid
lery,Fishing Tackle, Cigars, &o,
iferchants and pedlars, supplied on liberal
terms. •
Wit. HAYDEN, -- TRACY HAYDEN
JOHN HAYDEN, cEp. HAYDEN.
A.O It 0 C
• Charley Morris with hair and holt;
Heir,sole heir Of this 11,,S t areA,
Aod none to haß,ass me and haiß,
Resolved to warß,ant ev'ry joR,
rt lAA's have a rush, I's always herE,
You'll find me honest, juSt and faiß„
* * *.Shop No. 3, Basement of Searle's Hotel, on
Turnpike Street. •
Dr. H. Smith,
SURGEON DENTIST. Residence and of
lice opposite the Baptist Church (north side)
Montrose. Particular attention will be given
to inserting teeth on gold and silver plate, and
to filling decaying teeth.
ABEL TITBRELL, AIONTROS, PA.
'Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemical.,
Dye Stufts. Glass.ware, Paints, Oils, Varnishe-,
Window .Glass, Groceries, Fancy Goods, Jew.
elry, Perfumery, Sue.—And Agent for all the
most popular Patent Medicines.
•
-DR. R. THA.YER„
Physician and Surgeon, Montrose,
Pa. Office in the Farmers Store.
NOTICE.
TAR. C. PATRICK, JR., would liko
Li after a silence of nearly ten years, to appeal
to the moral sensibilities of a very generrins pub
lic, who have always Manifested their sense of
appreciation of his usefulness- by exacting his,
services when needed or thought to be needed,
but who have given no other evidence of grab.
tudeor good Will—particularly in the way of
" substantial aid" as Kossuth would say—that
he now desires a full and entire settlement of all
his accounts, also the accounts of the late, firm
of Patrick & Ditnock ; and he wisbesfigther to
state: that fie: detdres nothing to be Considered
wrong, if, after a few-weeks, the said accounts,
remaining unsettled, eho'd be plaeed in the hands
of a good sharp
,eaketor, and made to ,accoutit
to him something that will buy Oats and Buck.
wheat. Please notice this and.lakeaction accor
dingly.—Xours Truly,
Jan 2 . PATRICK, IR.
STRANGE lc MTSTERIOIIS . II
,HAT every intelligent man in Ibis comma-
pity should not know that a new arrange
ment has beeki made by
.
WEAVER & ATHERTON,.
AT THE
STEAM MILL SHOP,
FOR. CARRYING ON THE BUSINESS OF
Blacksmit
ihaust,rizr know this to be a fact
but for - the benefit of the reow who do
not, we would say that we are prepared to doany
.work in our line which mg be intrusted to es,
in the most durable manner; the most approired
style, and in the shortest possible time. All ouf
work warranted to give good satisfaction.
JAMES M. WEAVER, JEREZ L. ATHERTON.
Montrose, Manch Ist, 1859.—Gmtf..
_ halt I I:
V. 7. •
WiI!LESALEr i SALT . DEALER,
201 Walthingtowlit,
(Direetly oPposite Weshington Market,),..
ISTOVcr - Yiorls„
TILLCONTE' s iUES to offer to the city and
AO COUNTRY trade, altkinds of FOREIGN
Coarse and Fina,SAir, at the verYlowest figures;
.40000.wkaand hags; consisting in pada:Mb.
tothrcelebrated.brand for table, and -.dairy u*
Jeffrey dt Duey, Marshall's, Brosinlow's, ke.
40000-bushels Tur.kelsfand l . JJonarear , Gru•
woe. SLUbeavlaisbon, eadiz;lviee, thaw, 4144
ell -of - Whieh trill , be avid at bargain Olsen atom
~seaseis, store and storehouses.-
Any -parchsser wiebing to Beier-Oro& .4 good
aasortment will find it to his interest to.nall.
table salt .put oviiresnalt Inge;qf
diffirenViaef, 'add constantly. on haridiCalkiji
pior'order.7.4lsoi,•splendld eVlcle of Rock
Ground - salt, in quart boxes, put up and Air sale
by the qiiantity, in cases of five dozen each.:
New-York, April let, 1859.—1 y•
Scrofula, or . Nine . " s Evil, •
is disease, a corn:lll6a of the
blood, By Which' this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, Ind poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades 'the whole body, and may burst out
in disease, on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may'
not destroy. The scrofulous taint-is variously
• catered by mercurial disease, low living, die.
adored or unhealthy fool, impure air, filth
land, dithy !obits, the depressing vices, and,
above ell, by the venereal infection. What
.ever belts origin, it is hereditary in the con
stitution, descending •qrom . parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation t" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Rim who says, ....I -
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon '
their chfldien."
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, ie termed
tubercles; in. the lands, sweliffigs ; ad on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor= .
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the.energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu
tions not only suffer from scrofulous corn-.
plaints, but they have far lea pow& to with-
I stand the attacks of other thseaSes ; conse
quently, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although' not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered :fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which do- -
coastal the human family has its origin directly -
in this scrofulous contamination;- and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain s
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise- from or
are aggravated by the samo.cause.
One quarter of all our peoideare scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
festion, and their health is undermined by it.
To theanie it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
AYER'S
•
CoMpound Exttatt of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual reniedy which the medial
OM of our times can devise for. this every
where prevailing and fatal igalady. /t is corn- .
- bind from the most active rasedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder froth the blood, and the rescue of the •
system from its destructive, consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but also those other 'affec
tions which arise from it, such as Enurrrve
and Sans 'Messrs,' Sr. Arricay's Fine,
Ban, or Eaysirstss, -Prima, Pinatas,
.13LHISCITES, BLUES and Bolts, Tsarists, Terra's
and - Seri RHEUM. SCAED READ, RINOWOILM,
RHEUMATISM, Barnum and NEECURLILL Ds-
EASES. "DHOEST. DYSPEPSIA, Daunt, 'and,
indeed, ALL Cower.sbrra Asinine mom
Vuu
van on Inters &we. The popular belief
in .. (mpg* if the Mood" is founded ht truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular na-e and virtue of this Soaps
sills is to purify and regenciate this vital fluid,
without which. sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions..
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
are so composed that disease within the range of
_their action can rarely withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search., and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and resetting
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bolted down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by a remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only-do they cure the ,everyday Complaints
of every body, but also many, formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent' below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac;
contaiiiing certificates of theiretwes and directions
fir thew use in the following complaints: aeries
tustaafeartibure, Reacterdeariiingfrorts disordered
Stomach, Nausea, indigestion, Pout in Oa Morbid
reaction of the Dowels; Flatuteacy Lou of Appe
tite, Jo: mitre, and other kindr e d complame,
arising from a low state of the biAly or obstruction
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
ton TUE RAPID ELME Or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Cremp;Pronchitis, Incipient Consamp.
titre, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abound in persons pub.
lid, known, who have hem restoredfrom alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
obserratiim, and where its tittles are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote .to employ
fur the distressing and dangerous affections ofthe
pulmonary organs that are Incident to our Climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust un the
community have failed and ,been • ed„ this
has gained friends' by every Mal, conferred benefits
on the afflicted-they can norm forget, and mo.
dueed cures too numerous and too remarkable kr
be forgotten.
TREPARED BY
DR. J. C. AVER 4 4 1 r.
LOWELL MASS.,
-FOE SALE EV
A.: Tuaiittr., lgotitreoe;:. A.: P. & Ce.,
Gibion; 3. Hrsronn, Friendaeille; Yourm &
Sommers; lIIA SCOTT: Springville; o llaY 7
DU Ban - 111E9S, New Milford; J. T. CARLISLE,
Great. , Bend; -E. IL. GROW, Glenwood; W. H.
THAVEi:Dilnedii-EATON & 310XCFS, HarfOid,
and all Druggists. fp69 ly
SAIAMANDERIAFES,.
ELWYN* WATSON,
No: '‘26 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
. PHILADELPHIA, -
Have now on a large assortment:of Fire
and Thief Proof 'Salamander Safes. Also,
Iron Doors for Banks anti Stores,lrOn Shutters,
Iron Sash, all makes of Locks, equal to any
made in tho United States.
Five Safes in one Fire. All come out Right
- with contentein good condition.
THE SALAMANDER SAFES or PHILADELPHIA'
AGAINST TILE WORLD. .
-EVAIIS St . WATSON •
'Have had the sit rest demonstration in the
following certificate that their manufileture of
Salamander Safes has it-length fully warranted
the representations which have been made of
them as rendering an undoubted security against
the terrific clement • • •
• - Philadelphia, April il2th, 1856._
Memos, Eva is & Wi672os.—Gentlemen: It
affords us the highest satisfaction to state to
you, that owing to the-very protective qualities
of two of: the SalimamierSafes which we
-purchttsel- of you some months since, we-saved
a !Argo portion of our jewelry,au4 all our books,
papers, &c.,,cotposed to the calamitous fire in
Ranstead Place, on the morning of •the 11th
When we reflect that these Safes were located
in the fourth story.of-the building we occupied,
and that they subsequently fell into a heap of
burning ruins, where the vast concentration of.
heat caused the brass plates to melt, we cannot
but regard the preservation 61 their valuable
contents as moat convincing proof of the 'great
security afforded by your Safes. ~. •
We shall take ranch 'pleasure in reedmmend
ing them to• men of business as a sure reliance
against-fire. —-; • . : , •
• . GEORGE W. SIMMONS & gRO:, Jewelers
Who hatrei purchased six large • Safes sin*
- April 2A,ls9—ty. ;
- A CARD../ / l
_.,
• .'• thasole i Iklik , : -. 22d, 1848.
WllERtAStitite have been sonfeistatitrients
Tr made by me agslost:RtoncZA,ltEr.t.Esi ,r 1
and,whereas said .lit. A. Kelley, his' commenced
suit against me in Itip'eonimbri pleis..orStts.
qtiehapos county Or trctepass/ob „the "ease, now
loc. : , the" Sake, 'of a 011ie:net& Otitaid : sult: and
peacllid quietness tiadkb„,:the .following as.
.Atitowtedgasepts:, '; first.. *wet that.l ever said
anything about said tille . y,. and
.lat
. thiek 'tithe!
withdraw's!! e.harge aga i nst her . that, riave•
. ...cad e l gol..do_not NI ieve her at this time' to' be
-I,on:iii a-gtit 2 ' - 'A, s O:II:BRUNDA:GE.
•'-irf,NTA-LIOTICE: •
111./.1. 15111F.FOR1i luks bested himself
120 dra'Nxitittiasttlfkr thopurpose of earrying-oy,
the DkaYk..Pitaerict ittalrits Poncho& lie la
noyi ready to attend to; alt ealle - in his pp:Onion
with promptness and will endeavor to give entire
intiefeetion. All operations WARRANTED. Office
over Chandler's store. Sept. 15th, 1858.—tf.
i IN CIIN F:0 i'D Ot: 'QC , A nruttsiostr.--Welteard
that jai nee of Story-tellers, Toni Calloway, get.
i off the following emidst bursts of laughter,
I the ethernight. Squaring himself and stretch-
I ing out. hiSlig's he began:
,
I , "There was tince a little slim-Built fellow,
i rich as a-Jew ; and independent ' Di the - trlevii; •
riding along a highway, in the State c.Neor-•
Igia, when he overook a man driving a drove
Tof hogs by thti help of a big, raw-boned, six- -
Ifeet -two specimen of humanity. •St4pping
i the last named individual, he accosted lira :
"I say, are these your bogs r
1 . -No, sh„l'in to land: by the 'month.?"
"What pay might you be getting friend I',
- I !'Ten dollars a mouth, and whiskey thrown
in;' was the reply.
"Well,-look Were, I'm a weak, little, int/tree- ,
Isit -2 e man, and. people are, apt to impote upon
I me, d'yotr see I Now, rll give you twenty-five
' toll'ars a month to tide along with me and
protect me," was Mr. Gardner's reply.' "But,"
o lps added, as'a thought struck Lim, Allow
ti ight you be on the fight ?" '
"Never been licked in my life," rejoined
the six footer.
"Just the man I want. lt's a bargain r'
queried Gardner., ,
Six-footer ruminated. Twenty-five dollars
—double witf,tes - -nothing to do but ride
around and smash a- fellow's mug occasional
ly, when lie's sassy. Six-footer accepted.
They rode till just at night they reached . a
village. Dismounting at the door, they_ went
..iri.
.Gardner immediately picked out the
biggest man in the room, and picked a fuss
stub him, After considerable promiscuous
jawing, Gardner turned to his fighting friend
and intimated that 'The licking of that man
bad become a sad necessity. Six-footer peel=
ed, went in, And came outkfirst beat.
The next night, at anotner 'hotel, the_ same *
,scene was re-enacted; Gardner getting into .
row with tlie 'pigged, -man - in the place, , and
. six•footer doing the fighting. -
At last en the third day they came td a
ferry, kept by a tinge double fisted man who
bad never been licked in his life.' Whilst
crossing the 344-, Gardner, 'as usual, began
to find fault and "blow," The ferryfnan nats
urally got mad, threw things around kind o'
loose:and told , them his opinion of their kind. .
Gardner then turned to his friend "from the
• shoulder," and gently broke the intelligence
to him, "that he was sorry, but it, was abso
lutely *a eery la thrash that t.rry man."
Six footer nodded Ills, head; btit said , nothi
int.' It was plainly - to 'be seen, that he did
not relish the job, by the way he shrugged
his shoulders, but there eras no help for it:
So whets they reached the shore, both stripped
and at it they_ went. Up and down. the bank,
over the sand, into the writer, they fought,
auratched,sgouged, bit and rolled, till at the
end of an hour thelerrytnan caved. Six-foot ,
et was triumPhant, but it bad been, tight work.
Going up . to his employer, he scratched: his
, head.for a moment, and then broke forth.
- "Look hem, Mr. Gardner, your salaly sets
mighty well,—but —l'm—of—tbe—opinion
' —that you are inclined to be quarrelsome.
- Here I've only,been with you three days, and
• I've licked the three biggest men in Abe coun
tryl. I think this firm had better dissolve, for
' you see, Mr. _Gardner, I'm afraid yoU're in
clined to be quarrelsome, and I reckon I'll
draw r—Tahama Gazette.
° Wanted in Minnesota,
Twenty, thousand feeble-bodied scalliwags
from the universities, colleges' hospitarg, law
yers' offices, and dry goods stores, ate wanted
in Minnesota to hoe corn, and cultivate mus
cle, sod twenty thousand able bodied men
wanted to bring them along,' in litters or
otherwise. Twenty thousand bundles of raw
materials of men packed looiely in the orig
ins! skin, are wanted in Minnesota to manu
facto e into full grown men. One hundred
and twenty pair of 'decayed lungs and old
boots wanted immediately to be re-vamped
with double uppers, and have souls put upon
their. '
Also, two bundred•thousand wrecki of con
stitutions fronAllinois,'lndlana, Kansas, and
the Congress of the : United States, whether
shaken to pieces by ague and fever, or the
abolitionists, to be repaired on the electric •
anvil of Minnesota's steel' bluti sky.
'Twenty million bu - shels of wheat; thirty
million of corn; and an indefinite quantity
of potatoes, cranberries, wild rice, maple su
gar, tobacco, Sc.; wanted by the- St. Paul
merchants to be shipped directly to ,Europe
by the way of Superior or New Orleans.
Two million sheep, (four legged ones,) and
as many,horUed cattle us cats be got, wattled
in Minnesota to crop the twelve million acres
orgrasse& that annually rot nnmown and un- .
touched upon our prAiries and meadows.
ilso,,iwenty-five steamboalsof three hun
dred tons•burden, to run from Breckenridge
to the foot of the Rocky Mountains, to carry
emigrants to the gold fields of Frazier River,
and bring rekurti - cargoes of teas and silks
from - Chipa: -
Speaking of these matters Minnesota will
pay 41,000 per capita, annually, in wheat,
corn, potatoes and ndseellaneous. vegetables
for all the paupers in New York city, who
bare eye; legs and arms enough Jeft to handle
pickaxe and hbe.
The,State of Minnesota has made definite
and &sal arrangements with .the great ue
chartered bank of Minnesota, where ded'has
placed biarich'est jewels on der.osit, to the
debts of:all. the manufacturing and commer/
cal bankrupts of the ,eastern cities" in the,
valuable esculents above mentioned, provided
they will come bete and get them/ // •
All the above except the lawyers/are re
qu'ested 't6 bring along one woman each to
do the cooking and sew on / botlians.—Pion- -
ear &Democrat. . /
THE' NEN/ EliAl
SPRING:Bi SIMMER GOODS,
atereat Bargaits:—Rnaily-Pag and - Small Profits!
1Er..13 . 6 . PL1A.X . 1 111. 1 11
IfEL now ,receising a full and choice 'Stock of
Spring and Sommer Goods, including a great
variety/of RI& Prints in new styles; Ginghams,
Brilßants,Plain and Fancy Lawns,Chillis, Robes,
Sjlk Dress Ti.s3lllarft. and Bamges,l3lack and Fancy
Silks, Poplins, Ste 4 with a superior assortment
,of Silk, Brodie, Cashmere and Sloth* Shawl':
Mantillas, Parasols, Rich Ribbons, 11‘onuets and
Flowers, Broad Cloths. cosaimeres, Summer
/stuf f .; &c., with a large,aasortment of other
: Staple "antrancy Goods,
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as sada! in GrocerieS.Ctockery, flardwure,
Steel; Nails, Stoves, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Boots
aid . Shoed', ffnis - and Clocks, 'Careetiog
Floor Oit•Chatlia, Wall Paper, Painted Window
Shades, &c. The satire Stock:Amish WO and
liciught for Cash, OA give superior. opportunity
fot 'choice' Aseleetions, mB, , in 'accordance with
the spirit'ofihe . timeap,itilt be sold far
_Beady pi74o to l 5 per cont. Willies-alir Prises.
An totstninstfon . of 110 Goods tend Prices will be
friutaprOfitible to.thoso who wish to boy.
Flour & Saltconstantly on hand
New billfold, May 4th,,1859, 2
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TARE subscriber. entinues'the abuye busine , s
„It jia'ustfalliitlits" o'l4 • stand- in Brooklyn.
Thankful 'for s 'parit 'favors 'he u'Oulii Solirit a
share of the public iiitronegio. '
A. G. REYNOLDS.
Broirklyn, May'''.l3.3, I 839.—tf.