PREMIUM LtST
orrn
.
-Susifaito.Nfitultaralsocittl.
Regulation&
The Fair will hold two days, and it's hoped
there will be more interest taken on the first
day s thari 'formerly. These competing with
horses Will be admitted . on the track at 1.
o'clock, first day. -
i
Exhibitors wishing to compete for remi
ttent, 'gust have , their animals or arti es en
tered ori the Secretary's Book, the f ist day
of the Fair, if possible; and a Card;which
will he received from the secretary, Wm. 11.
Jessup, mast be placed on the &ohnel or ar
ticle to . be exhibited. They must be all on
the ground by 10'o'clock, a. m.,; of the se
cond day, or they cannot receive a premium.
No animal or article can be removed before
the close of the exhibition, except by permis
sion of one of the Executive-Committee.
• Stock can be entered ten days previous to
the Fair by calling on the Secretary, Wm.
lessup:
Colts and• Moles must be exhibited in stalls
during Ile exhibition,
I—Libitssa—CLAss. I—Stalliora
and Marrs.
vest Stallion and 3 of bis Colts, Diploma and 115
2d best, $4 ' 3d - best, 3
Best Stallion which his not stood in the
County, prior to this year, Diploma and 3
Best Brood Mare and C01t,... s • 5
2d best, $4 3d belt, 3
Judges—G. Z. Dimock, Montrose; S. W.
Breed, Brooklyn ; G. M. Denison, Dimock.
Dirissoxll—Honsas—CLasa--ll.Single and
Matched Horses, Cotta and
All animals comietiog in this Class to be
raised in Ihe County. -
Best Single Gelding or Mar! ores 4 y'rs old $5
2d .best, $3 3d'best, 2
Best pair of,Matched Horses' (Geldings. or
Mares,) orer 3 years old, ... S
2d best, , 3
Best pair of 3 years old Colts, 3
Best " 2 " ... 2
Best pair of yearling Colts, . • 2
Best pair of "'Ales, • 3,
,
2d best, • ' 2
Best Jank, $3, • 2d beat 2
Judges.—W. L Host, Montrose; Israel J.
Stebbins, C. Stark, Bridge:water. . •
Drsrsrolr lII—CATIL—CLASS I—Perons.
Best Devon 'Bull, 2 years old and upwards, $5
2J best, 3
Bet do., between .1 and 2 ft% 3
2d best do‘, \ 2
Best dci under I year. ':. 2
Best De von Cow, 3 years old or upwards,— 4
2d best, ' 2
Best Devop Heifer between - 2 and '3 years
- pla r ' - • ... 3
2d best, 2
,Tudges—Thomas Johnson, Bridgewa t er;
11. C. Conklin, Dimock; E. B. Goodrich,
Brisoklytt.
Dmsros IV--Cat.riss—Cr.assjl—r.Durhams.
Best Durham Bull, 2 years old or upward, $5
2d best, 3
Best do., between 1 and. 2 years, - 3
24 be5t,...... 2
Best do., under 1 year,- - 2
Best Durham Cow, 3 v'rs old and upwards, 4
.
2d best, 2
Best
2d do., Heifer,‘between 2 and 3 years old, 3
bmt, i 0
_
Judges—Diniel McCollum, Bridgewater;
Friend • Hollfater, 1 Dimock; Byrum,
Choconut.
Dillslox V—CArrix.—CLess ll—Grade De-
Best Bull $3
Best Cow over 3 years old_
2d best $2 3d best, 1
- Bel Heifer between 2 and 3 years 01d,... 3
2d best, $2 3d 1
Best 4 \yearlings, $3; 2d best, $2; 3d best , 1
Beses Calves, $3 ;2d best, $2 ; 3d best, .. I
Judges—David Wakelee, Springville; John
Harrington, Bridgewater; dames Sterling,
Brooklyn.
Wetslos Vl—Cern.r.—CLAss IV—Grade
Durhams
Best Bull, $3
Best Cow, over 3 years old,
241 best, $2 3d best, I
Best Heifer, between 2 and 3 years 3
2d best, $2 3d beat, 1
Best 4 Yearlings, $3; 2d best 82; 3d best, I
Best 3 Calves, $3; 3d best, $2; 3d best,... I
Judges—N. Do 'Bois, Great Bend; Abner
GrifSs„,Mpnttose; C. J. Hollister, Dimock.
DIVIE/OS Vll—CiTTLl—CussV—Aratives.
Best Bull $3 ' 2d-best, $2
Beer Cow, over 3 years old, - 3
• 2d best $2 3d .beet, 1
Best Heifer, between 2 and 3_years 01d,.. 3
2d best, $2 best, 1
Best 4-Ye:srlings, $3; 2d best, $2 ; 3d best, 1
Best 5 Calves, $3; 2d best, $2 ; - 3d best,. , 1
Judges—Daniel Searle, Montrose; C. M.
Tingley, liimoilt; Henry Hendrick, Forest
Lake. -
virr—exinz- 7 cLAta - N - I—oxen
and Stem
Best pair of Working Oxen, over 4 years
old raised in &it County, $3 ';' 2d bee .. $4
ad best, $3 .....4th best, I
Bid glair of Steers, between 3 and 4 years,
raised in the County • 3
:'2d best, $2 - 3d. best, 1
Best pair of-Steers, between 2 and 3 years,
- raised in the County, 3
2d best, $2 ' •••• 3d beet, 1
Judges—D. D. : Warner, Bridgewater; Jas.
Stone, Middletown ; Di I lis Justin, Springville.
DIVISION TX—Hogs
Best 13oar ; $3
Best Breeding Sow,
2d best, tz2 3d beet, 1
Best 4 Spring Pigs, tt2 ..2d... best, 1
Best 4 Pigs, less than 4 weeks old, 2
2d best;
Judges—Reuben Wells, D. I). ' Binds,
Bridgewater; Stotiley Terrell, Forest Lake.,
Drriezew
•
• )
Best
,Fine Wooled Buck,s3 2crbeat, $2
Best 3 do. Er'ell, $3 2d best, 2
Best 3 do. Lambs, 2
Best-Coarse Wooled Buck, $3....2d best, 2
Best 3 do. Ewes, $3 2d •beet, 1
Big. 3 do. Lambs - 1
Best Middle Wooled Buck, $3.. best, 1
Best 3 do. Elea, $3 2d best, 2
Best 2 do. Lambs, - • 1
Liecesters, Blakewells, dm., are classed as
coirse-_wooled, Saxony, Merinoes, dro., are
classed as fine wooled, and South Downs, &0.,
-as middle wooled. •
.Cadger--4oseph War"; Hyde Crocker,
Bridgewater; Tbonisa Nicholson, Springville.
Dnxsios IX--.Butter and Cheest.
Best firkin of batter tade in June, Butter Knife,
worth ea, and $4
2 ,d b es t, .. .knife worth $2,. and
3 d best, d 0... -and 1
4th best, d 0.... ..... or 2
Beat Fall Butter,— ... knife worth . $3, aed 2
'2d best, 4 1 01 2, sod 2
3d best, " " 2. and 1
4th beet, 44 44 42 , or 2
Best 10 lbs. of Butter made by girls nodes
18 yeses of age, .. ; . ... —knife worth 2
For, lag at -crime*? -of *raw per-nov.lnm
. ,
I.- any number of cows, 113 2d best, 2
Best Cheese, not.less than 26 lbs,
'2d hest, 2
Jidget-0. G. ilempeteed, Brooklyn J. B.
l)ickerman, New Milford ; Abel Cassidy,
Springville.
1111 Dreterosr Xll—.Pruet,ond reliable*.
Best Apple., not less than 1 doz., and ,
at least three varietirss,42 2d best, $1
Best Winter Apples, do; $2......2d beat, 1
Best,Pears, not less than peck, 1
Best Quinces, 1
Best and greateNt variety of vegetables,.. I
Judges—Chauncey Wright, Forest Lake;
George Walker, IhTtnOek I'. Langdon,
Bridgewater.
Dtvisto,‘ XIII— Vinegar, Honey,-and Sugar.
Beat cider Vinegar, not leas than 3 gallons,Sl
2d-best„
Best 10 lbs. of Maple Sur r.-
rs of Maple Sugar,s2,....2d,bpst,
Beil 10 lba. of Honey, $2........2d_be5t, 1
Judges—James DeaSa, Merrit Mott, Mon 7
ttose ; Wm. Smith, Bridgewater.
DINWON XlV—Cabinet Work and Carriages.
Best Exhibition of Cabinet - Work, $5
241 best, 3
.Best Carriage, single or double, 5
2,1 best, e • - 3
All articlei in this division for competition
must be entered by the manufacturer.
Judges—Dr. I. B. Lathrop, Springville;
Charles ,Nealey A. P. Keeler,. Montrose.
Dimas XV—Farmimplements and Black
smiaing.
For the beat Plow, - S 3
For the best Cultivator, Corn Sheller, Straw
Cutter, Power for_Churning, 3 Firkiiia,
Horse Rake, each,... • 2
Bert lot of 6 horse-81104%6,62 2d beat.
Ji(dges-z—lsaac fteckhow, Great Bend ; E.
G. -Babcock, Baidgewater; Robert Breed,
Brooklyn. -
Best bushel of Corn in the ear, $1
Best half bushel. of Wheat,.... - 1
Best half bushel of Rya, 1
Best quarter bushel of Clover Seed 1
Best balf,bushel of Timothy Seed, 1
Best half bushel of .Flaxseed, 1
Judges—Caleb Carmalt, Choconut; Eri
Gregory, Brilgewater; Henry Drinker Mont
rose. . .
Div laos X 11.—Leather, do
Best 3 sidesof Ilarns Leather, $2; 2d best, $1
Best 3 sides of sole leather, 2d best, 1
Best 3 sides of upper leather, $2...2d best,,!
Best carriage harness, $2. 2d best, 1
Best Saddle, ........ 2
Best pair Fine Boota..'. •s: 2
Best pair cparso boots, , 1
Judges—S. H. Sayre, Montrose; Martin
Newman, Great Bend; Stewart rent, Brook
lyn.
DIVISION XVlll.—.DomesticsManufacturea.
For the best Flannel, ten yards, $2
2d best,
For the best fulled cloth, five yards,. - 2
2d best, - 1
For the best woolen carpet, 15 yards,- ... 3
2d but,- 2
For the best rag carpet, fifteen yards,.... 3
2il best, 2
For best II doz. pis. woolen docks, 2
2d best, 1
For best 2 pair of woolen .. 1
2d best,'
Judges—Mts. Thomas Johnson, Mts. 1.1.
Warner„Bridgewater; MIL Abel Cassedy,
Spring. ille. .
Ilium:: XIX.- Ornamental Alreedle Work, 4.c.
Best patch work quilt, 3 d0r5....2d beat, $2
Best quilt of any other kind, 3 dol's..2d " 2
For the best winter bonnet 1
For the best lady's sadque, 1
Judges.—Mrs; William L. Post, Montrose;
Mrs. N. Y. Lvei, Ftiendsville ; Miss Sarah
Walker, Dimock. .
Divrstox XX.—Pcorltry.
2d best $2
For the best 3 Turkeys, 2 dors...2d bat $1
Best 6 fowls over 1 yr. old, 2 Aors.2d beet, 1
Best 6 spring chickens, 2 d01'5.... 2d best, I
Best 6 Ducks, 2 dol's - 2d best, 1
ludgea.—Jobs C. Morris, Friendsrille; F.
B. coon, M. M. Mott, Bridgewater. •
.2-2 d best, $2
To the farmer whose productiens are the
greatest, (bay included,) in proportion to the
number of acres under cultivation, taking in
to account the stock-kept on lie farin during
the season,CO- To the next $5.
Report to be made to the Ezecutire. Com
mittee, previous to ibe January meeting.
Drcistor; XXlL—Township &vie' -
A premium of $2O will be awarded to the
Township Society that makes thilargest and
best exhibition at our next AnnuarFair.
judges.—Wm. Jessup. Montrose; Urbane
Burrows, Gibson ; F. M. Williams, Bridge.
water.-
Drvreton LXIIL
Best Plowing, $5
2d best, 4
3d best, • 3
4th.. best, 2
sth best, 1
Judges and Committee c 4/ Arrangements to
be appointed when Place is decided upon,
Due notice will be given ortime and place
of the Plowing Match.
All clergymen will be admitted free of
charge.
The Judges will please report themselves
at the Cominittee's stand, that they, may - be.
on duty as early as , possible.
A. BALDWIN, Executive
S. F. CARMALT,
Committee.
M. L CATLIN,
Montrose. July 8.70859.
'G. F. FORDHAM
LT AS removed his shop across the street, to
Li
the batiding
_one door below Keeler &
Stoddard'e, which he has fitted up eipreasly fore
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Shop,
where may be found all kinds of •
px..deuvi.mmens,
from the heaviest
.team, to the lightest trotting
harness, and a general saaonnent of trimmings,
which will be made op or sold very low.
Carriage Trimmings: - •
A good amacirtment on hand, which will be sold
very low; all trimming done cheaper than else.
OAK LEATHER
on hand, frOm which harnesses will be made and
NATetrivmaxtetia.
* * *Customers will pkabe beta in mind that I
wish to settle tip once a roar. Thome haring
uosettied accounts, or notes due, will oblige
by settling or making payment without further
delay. - G. F. FORDHAK,
Feb. 24,1859:1 Montrose,. Pa.
• 2d best, $2
PERSONS wishing to change their business
to's rapidly increasing Coanty, • New Set
tlement where lamadratla mere going. Where the
climate is mild and delightful. See advertise.
taunt of Hammonton Settlement. another col.
DR. JOHN W. COBB,-
PETSlOXVltasvauzion.
Incoatroes t Pa.
Office on Public A e, opposite Searle Hotel
Muth Ist, 180Z 1 -1 1 f. . s'.
latifatlONS wasting thongs of elkaata for
A: AN* Bso skrartinsimmt flarnamst,
jossiartentemr. cs/ntnit. ,
Drvlsioß XVI-Seeds
DIVISION XXI
EMS POR THE PEOPLE.
The following calculation on the number of
.books, yeses, words, fetters, tic., contained in
the Old sod New Testaments, are said to have
cost the caloulator three years' labor. They,
are therefore supposed to be worth reading,
sod peOsps prreserving : •
: OLD TESTAMENT.
Nurtiber of books, 89; chaplets, 229; Tames,
2431*; words, 502,439 ; letters, 2,128,100.
The Waddle book is Proverbs.
The middle chapter is Job, 29. • -
The 'middle verse would be 2 Chronicles
20; I'll if there were a verse less, and verse
18 if there were a verse more.
The Iword and occurs 8,843 times.
The word Jehoeakoccurs 6,855 times.
The shortest verse is 1 Chronieles 1,23:
The 21st verse of the sixth chapter of . Ez
ra, contains all the letters of the alphabet.
The 19th of the 2 Kings and the 37th
chapter of Isaiah, are alike.
NEW TESTAMENT.
,Nether of boots, 27; chapters, 260; ver.
ses, 7,958 ;. vr0ni5,181,255; letters, 888,538.
The middle bookl Thessalonians.
The middle chapter is Romans IS, if there
'was a chapter lea, mad 14 if there was a chap
ter more. •
The middle verse is Acta 17, 17.
The ehOrtest verse is John 11, 95.
Number of books 66,chapters, 1,189, ver
ses, 31,172, words, 777,697, letters, 8,566,-
480.
The middle chapter, and least in the bible,
is Palms HT.
The middle verse is Palma 118, 8
ITIV * ;1/el x „
-Old Captain W. of New York, owned a
fast mare, and was possessed of en equally
fast boy. One day fast boy stole fast ware
out the; pasture, and put out, in pretty fast
style to a horse race SOON miles di4tant.
While at the race, he won a cool V by put
ting fast mare over the ground a lit 3e faster
than his compistitors. Fast boy returned to
the parental roof with fart horse about 4
e'clockin the afternoon, and feeling rather
sheepish, took it into his head that he would
appease the old man's wrath, by piling -Up
some wood that•lay around loose in the wood
shed. Now it came to pass that the old cap
tain'hail been at the same kind of work, and
had made one rine as high as be could. reach,
so that be could not see anybody on the oth
er side,,where fa=t boy was at Work. The
old gent had a very peculiar way of talking
to himself whtle at work, and feeling rather
indignant at fast boy, communed wish bim
self iu this wise :
"The're's that boy of mine, he's an awful
boy f rye 'done everything for him that he
could ask and now the scamp has stole—ye*,
stole the brown mare, and gkne off to a hove
race ! seat him do schocil, educated him,
clothed' him, and once when be he was taken
with 601, I Sent clear to the head of the lake
after an Indian doctor and paid him $5O for
curing the 'Gang rogue, and I'm inclined to
think it was the poorest investment I, ever
made."'
Young W. turned over a new, leaf after
this experience of paternal cogitation on his
life and custorns. -
DVTgH COUPLE AT A' TiIIZATER.--"Vall I
first come to Filadelfy to serve, I was verry
moochuncivilized," said Katrina, now a tidy,
intelligent girl in a respectable family, ••T
laugh mooch, and I feel mooch " ashamed to
remember how I bebaveven I know so little.
Sbon, that was my bean then—Shoe be took
me to the theatre one night, yen I been in
Filadelfy but three weeks. We sit in the gal.
ler, ; and we see not goot, and Shoe said be
would get another seat. Su be puts his leg
round the post and elides down mid de pit;
and be looks up and calls out
"Kairine I Katrine I coom down, tish •
goot view here."
"And I leaned over, and acid I."
'gory can I coom, Shoe r
"And be said : '
"Jnat shlide down."
"So I put my legs round de pillar and shlides
down too. Donder how de folks laugh! Dey
laugh So mooch dey play no more dat night
on de 'stage. Everybody laugh and yell, and
whistle all over de house! I was mooch
ashamed, den, tho I knew not any harm !
But now I turns red every time I dinks of it."
The following advertiseisent appears
in an exchatiget
"A pew is for sale in the meeting house in
the filet parish of Amherst. The man that
owns the pew, owns the right of a space just
u large as the pew is, from the bottom of the
meetiug-bouse to the top or roof, and be can
go as much higher as be coo get. If a man.
will bil l y my pew and sit in it on Sundays,
and repent and be a good man, be will go to
heaven:if GOA will let'him. Let a man start
from the right place, let him go right, keep
right, do sight, sod be will go to heaven at
last, 401 my pew is as good a place to start
from as any pevi in the meeting-boose." •
DENTAL NOTICE.
imsel n f
D it. for lit'"FF°tßhelPstrpose carrying has lli
the DEIITAL PRACTICE 10 all its branches. l o
He is
no* ready to attend to all calls in his profession
with promptness, and will endeavor to give entire
satisfaction. All operations IVAIItSWIED: Office
over Chandler's store. Sept. 15th. 1858.—tf.
11 KEYSTONE HOTEL,
At Montrose, Penn. -
WM. Z. BATCH, Proprietor."
PH'S new and commodious Hotel situated
oWPublic Avenue, near the Court Honar i and
nearly in the centre of the business portion of
Montrose; is now fully completed and furnished,
and will be opened on Miimday, the 270 day of
the present month for the accommodation of
the public and travelers. The Proprietor feels
confileat that he is now prepared to entertain
guests in a manner May: cannot fail to give
Complete 13atiarketion.
The Hotel and Furniture are new, and no ex.
pease bas been spared to render it equal, if not
superior to any similar establishment in this part
of the State. It is well supplied with all the
recent improvements and comforts, and obliging
waitele, will always be readyto respond to the
call o// Customers.
The Stables connected with this — House are
New and Convenient.
The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patron
ago otitis old friends, and the public generally.
1 • WM:IL HATCH.
i •
Montrose, Septimber 11st, 1858.
H. GARRATT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, SALT, IC,
XIITORD.—ibs Rea, PAM% Mao
VILL -keep constantly On band the best
brands of FLOUR—by the Sisk or Hon.
dred Reirrels—at the lowest market prices: Also,
HALT by the Single Barrel or Load.
Alienists from lilleftlinits and Dealers will
bet or riptly attended to. s
'.aCash paid for Grain, Wool, Pelts, Hides,
entail Farman Produce in their season.-
,
H. GARRATT.
New ;Milford. April 9d, 18159.
SII3IIIDAN 111C110014 LIBIRARIES
fortbdied Is order by J. LYONS & SON.
heti Ist, 1869 •
DEMONS wishing to establish Mannfieto.
ries In a new and tithing place whale
bositwee is good., Soe.advoitieesest of the
Asztotootolsottlotoo4,-
NEW GOODS. -
A.
WlEr4strus 13.433 a,
NO. 2 ODD YELLOW HALL, /11191f4NNON.
-
HE subscribers have this
T
week returned from New
.114 York with a full and tom.
A r il,, t' er ' ‘ ' ; ' r?t t :h at e s s, " ;
e f i G e r ty d r o d •
ver sod Plated Ware, Cutlery,
and FaneyGoods—Ear Ringo,
ringer Rings, Bracelets, Watch, Fob, Vest,
Guard and-Neck Chains, Gold, Silver, Steel and
Plated Spectacles, Fans, Coral Necklaces and
Armlets. Ice Pitchers, PoCket:'Kuiverk. Scissors,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Thimbles ' Sleeve But.
tone and Studs, Porte Monnales: Combs of all
kind. Gold Pencils and-Pens, Thremorneters.
Needles, Spoons; Forks, Sugar Baskets, Salta,
Cups, Tea Sets, Waiters, Soup Ladies, Molasses
Pitchers, Card Baskets, &e. dr.c., to which they
would respectfully call the attention of their
customer'. As their goods were purchased for
each, they are confident their prices cannot fail
to be satisfactory, as they determined not to be
undersold blany. EVANS & ALLEN,
No. 2.odd Follows' Hall.
Binghamton, June let 1869.
R. KENYON Jit. Si . CO.
W 0 l o iLD a r n e e arc n t a flall v y er a y olzi the
ch assortmen t
inspection
DRY GOODS
this day received, konsisting in part of as follows:
Rich Block Moire Antique Silk 18s. per yard;
Foulard Silk, nice style, 64. per yard; Rich Plaid
• Silk, the very , neatest patterns, 10s. per yard;
Black Silk, 28 inches wide, from 7a. to 125., per
yard; splendid Black Silk Shawls from Oft_ to
$ll, the finest assortment in Susq'a Co.; new
invoice of Ginghams, at very low prices; also of
Calicoes; large stock of Denims, Mixtures ; Plaids,
and Lawns; Prints t Shawls from Is. to• $5;
Brocha Shawls fro 'B5 to $25; Collars from
6 cts. to 20.4 Parasols from Bs. to 24a. ,each;
Bonnet, a large stock; Ribbons and Flowers;
also a ni w invoice of Gents - Shoes—Congress:
Enamelled and Calf Skin; Ladies Congress Gai
ters, Kid and Enameled; Misses Calf and Enam.
elled Boots; Children Pio udi. Boots, Gaiters and
everything in that line. They 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
lutist as they appear in New York, sad will take
the greatest pains to please alLwho call and see
and wish to purchase. Particular attention paid
to procuring fine goods—in every style.-
li rMata-M.
A new lot this day received, and Would-re
spectfully solicit an examination of the same.
Good Tea at 3a., eily priccs, ohm at ols.. ss. 6s. Ets.
-
COFFEE ---Java, Rio- and Ground Coff e e.
- SA LER A TUS.—James Pkle's, Babbitt's fed.
ieinal, and Excelsior, dtc. NAILS, and also a
new stock of WALL PAPER and WIN
DOW PA PER,this day received. FA R3I•
IND TOOLS of the most approved patterns.
Cron] te r"3 7. ,
Gold Band, Shaded, Blue Band, and all the neer
styles, m fast as they appear in New York.
FLOUR constantly on hand. SALT by the
barrel or sack. PATENT MEDICINES,
GLASS, and everything else von want.
R. KENYON JR. & CO.
Lawsvilie Centre, Pa., June Bth, 1859:
TILE CCM IMPTEUIUTIES OF
YOU= AND MATURITY.
Just Published Gratis, the Glith'Thousand.
. A
FEW Words on the Rational
aa
Treatment without bledicine,
of Spermaterrhea or Local Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, genital and Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay of the System, Impo
tency and Impediment to Marriage generally,
BY R. DE LANEY, M. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in-the imprudence and
solitude of youth; maybe easily removed wrrtt,
OUT MEDICINE, is in this small tract, clearly de
monstrated; and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, as adopted.by.the Author,
Billy explained, by meats of which every one is
enabled to cure lIIMSELF perfectly and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding alt the ad
vertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free ins
sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two
postage stamps to D. B. DE LANEY, 88 East
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MARRIAGE GUIDE
A NEW BOOK, BY-WILLIAM YOUNG, M. D.
\- „,. The secret clue to courtship, love
'
lIIL/ ; •? . ., & marriage: with the diseases inci.
"."_.'::. dent to youth, maturity and olittage
t:er r .. j;
, „vi..: being lights and shades of married
" - •?;ihsratikk.„3'' life, its joys and sorrows, hopes
• laetti . • . fears and disappointments. Let all
married people, or those contemplating marriage
and having the least impediment to married life,
read this book. Let every young in= and woman
in the land read this book. It is full of Plates,
and discloses secrets that every one should know:
a little knowledge at first may save a world of
trouble in after life. Send for a copy (enclosing
2focts.„ to DR. Was. YOUNG,
ap9B y) 416 Spruce-at, Philadelphia.
mEETILL—GUM AND PLAIN TEETH,
for sale by ABEL TURRELL.-
THE NEW ERAS
PRE & SUMMER GOODS,
at Great Dariaira.-:—Ready-Pay and Small Profits!
H. $312 " 1 : 11‘1 1 1 811 T 1
S now receiving a full and choice Stock of
I
Spring and Summer Goods, including a groat
variety of Rich Prints in new styles, Ginghanta,
Brillianter,Plain and Fancy Lawn Challis, Robes,
Silk Dress Tissues, and BarageOla ‘ ek and Fancy
Silks, Poplins, &c.; with a superior assortment
of Silk, Broche, Cashmere and Stella Shawls;
Mantillas, Parasols, Rich Ribbons, Bonnets and
Flowers, Broad Cloths,
.Cassimeres, Summer
Stuffs, &c., wilt a large assortment of other
Staple and raacy Gods,
as usual in Groceries. Crockeiy, Hardware, iron,
11
Steel, Nails, Stoves, Drug Paints, Oils, Boots
and Shoes, Hats -and Caps Clocks, Carpeting
Floor Oil. Cloths, Wall Pa per,
Painted Window
Shades, Sic. The entire Stock being large and
bought for Cash, will give superior opportunity
for choice selections, aryl,' in accordance with
the spirit of the times, will be sold for
Beady Pay, 10 to 23 per cent. below Regular Prices.
An examination of the Goods and Prices will be
found profitable to those who wish to buy.
Flour de Salt constantly on hand;
New Milford, May 4th, 1859.
ZCOBB would respectfully announce to the
. public that he may still be foond, at the
old stand, fully prepared to attend to the wants
of the kommunity. He will keep on band a good
stock of
arr 4 ;boerietai I •
odelda, TEAS, COn F.!, Seca*, FRUIT, FLOUR
and Bsts (by the sack or barrel,) FISH, and all
articles found in Vint Class Groceries.
He would particularly call the attention of
Farmers and others to the fact that he is
constantly receiving fresh supplies of .
FIRST RATE FLOUR,
also good add medium qualities, which will be
sold EMIT, tor ready pay, in quantities to Snit
the purchaser.
Moifrose, Feb. 21st 180. • \
REAR YE! REAR TEL
111 PERSONS IL 11; -
S LACK and Dress
Lace rai C . Alla u rs e
for Vail*, EameraldZ dotton Yarn, Carp l. et W " srp,
Bard Boxes and Bonnet Boards, a new imp
ply or Gaiters. Corn Stared sod Tapir*
for_ riddinp. Cheap at 11.,C. TYLERI4,
Mortroartrinne Bth, 1859. • .
dc,..,,d
~,,
s. . .
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PAYS . FORA FOtt. COURSE iN s. THE
IRONVITY COLLEGE,
the largest, moat extensively patronised-sod
bat organized
thtiIIE I LSOULZI elatahla'a
' Et THE
Zrxxite•Ci. lartateis.
357 Stands atitubing Dailg,
MARCH, 1850.
Usual time lit'complete"a tall -course from 6
to 10 weeks. Every, Student, upon graduating,
is guaranteed to be competent to manage the
Books of any Business, and qualified to earn a
War/ orfrom •
$5OO TO $lOOO.
Students enter at any time—No Vacation=
Review at pleasure. I
o.l3Prerialliartri9
FOR BEST PENNMANSHIP AWARDED. IN
1. 11 5 S-•
fir Ministers' Sons received at hall price.
inc e se F . : o Ctr i tar
t rd imi Spe n elm a r d s re o s f Wxiting,
F. W. ZNiaNS. Pittsburg; Pa.
April 14th,1 - 859. t. sep. 9.*
NEW TIMM.
( flour, Stth Vrobision tort,
At IVONTROSE, Pat,
ONE door below J. Ethridge's litrng Store,
%-, on Public Avenue, where will be found
constantly on hand a general assortment of
GROCERIES- :
Such as Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Coffee
&c.,
Also the choicest brands of
FAMILY_ FLOUR,
Meal, Lard, 'Pork, Hams, Fish, Candles dee.
We solicit a share of the public patronage, and
pledge ourselves to do the fair thing, hoping by
each bargain to secure another.
BALDWIN & ALLEN.
Wm. L. Att.m*
ALFRED BALDWIN
To Traci° '
TRAVELING AGENTS: - .
WE WANT 50 to 100 YOUNG MEN, with
a cash capital of from 850 to 81000 each,
to purchase our Goods, conlisting, of Watches
and Jewelry, and to dispose of thernin a ll the
cities and towns throughout the United states
and Canadas. Some persons who purchaseof
ware tnakiag from 85,000 to 810,000 per year,
selling at auetion,in the various towns 6c villages.
On receipt of the CASH, we will send by mail
to any address, the following articles, as samples
of our Goods:
6 Fancy Gold Finger Rings, assorted, for -$4
6 - " " " better, for 6
6 " Gent's Breastpins, assorted,lor 4
6 "
' better-for 6
6 6 Ladies' " " -for 4
6 . " better for 6
6 ' ' " o " larger for .9
I Set Cameo Pin-and Ear Drops; for - 3
1 . . ' “ for - 5
I Set Gold-stone Pin and Ear Drops, for 3
/ Set Mosaic " " ' for 3
1 Set Gold Fancy" " for 4
I Set " " for 3
t Pair Gold Richly Chased Band Bracelets, 6
" ' Fancy Cameo Bracelets for - 8
1 " Ladies' Fancy Cuff Pins for • 1
6 Seta Gold Gent's Bosom Studs, fancy for 3
6 " " u stone sot for 6
6 "- Sleeve Buttons, engraved, for • 3
6 " stone betting, for 9
1 Gold Double Locket, fancy, (snap) for 1:50
1 " (spring) for 3
6 Gold Vest Books, for -
6 Gold Fancy Ws 'h Keys, for
1 Large size; Gold Pencil Case for- - 1:50
1 New style French - Vest Chain for - 2:50
I "
better tor 3
1 " " larger fur - 5
I Fancy Silvcr Watch, open face, for - 7
I 66 ". Hunting Case for - 10
I Fancy Gilt Watch, Hunting Case for . 10
1 " • Gold Watch, open face for • 20,
I 66 61 " better for - 25
1 " . Hunting Case for 30
, 66 "
better for , - 40
Movements of all the Watches described in
this list are WAHIEL6TED PERFECT; and we Willi
it distinctly understood that the prices given are
our Ltuoesi wholesale 'fireces to the Trade and to
Traveling Agents. The retail price would be
from 56 to 100 percent. higher.
Write the Name, County, and. State. in a plain
hand, to prevent mistakes, and on toe receipt of
the money, the Goods will be forwarded by the
next mail. • STENNETT & GLINKS,
je23 3m w?) Room No. 6, 429 Broadway, N. Y.
'• WM. B. SIMPSON,
11
17111IPAIRER
Shop in Boyd Irk We&ter's new building,
nest door above Keeler if Stoddard's. •
HAVING worked for. the past nine years
with the most skillful:workmen, he feels
confident that he can do the most difficult jobs
on short notice.
All Work Warranted to Cho Satisfaction.
W. B. &aims has worked forme for some
time, and I can recommend him as a careful and
skilful workman, competent to does good work
as can be done in the country, and worthy of
con fidenco: Wm. A. CHAMBEILLIN.
Towanda June 10th, 1858.
Refers to—Win. Elwell, E. W. Baird, E. D.
bfontayne, E. 0. Goodrich, B. Kiegsbury, Towan
da; 11. S. Bentley, L, Searle, C. D. Lathrop,
J. Wittenberg, Montrose.
* * *Jewelry neatly repaired on short notice,
and on reasonalrie terms. [Juno 15th, 1858.—tf.
FREE EXHIBITION! ,
MAY BE SEEN DAILY,
AT P. LINErTiII.OR. SHOP!
From 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.,
Et-Natest fastions!
Comprising the Greatest Variety of
GENTLEMEN'S COSTUME .
ever presented to the public. mh24
FOIMIN -11111111, t
T H Aiu b sliberavilanr
I rttea:ldbetlyfDarttn
above well known and popular Hotel,
is prepared to accommodate the trav
eling and others with all the attentions
and conveniences usually found is first-class
Houses: No effort will be . spared by the Pro.
prietor and his Assistants to make the Hotel
equal in every point to any in the country.
The Bar will always be supplied with the
Choicest Liquors.
The Stables, connected with this House
are large, roomy end convenient, and careful and
attentive Hostler' are always in,charge of them.
' J. 8. TARBELL.
Montrose, May 13th, 1858.
NEWS OFFICE.
THmEagoNezzeiYorkkCeßy • i e llitstr r ed r
s g e ews:pc
lIIIONTJaOSE .111 . 401 i ST 3 ORE, by
A. N. BULLARD.
A CHEAP and easy reseed:) , for the Piles and
'XL Corns.- Try it. Also Meyers Rat and Miee
Ir:terminator, sold by J. 1..Y0N73 & RON.
Joneldolb s .'3ll..' . ,
THE MONTROSE DEMOCRAT.
Pynusuzo TINEIRSOATA AT MO:4=OS; PA.-
OIPICE ON ?NUM ATNNUIL. oPpoarnr. THE 17 O.
Trusts-42 per annum, or $1 ISO in adrance.
Delinquents. subject to charge of $2 50 per year,
with interest. Discoutiuttantes , optional with
the Publisher until all arrearages are paid: -
Advertisements inserted at $1 per square of
12 lines; 25 cents per square for each - tnsertion
after the first three. One square one year, se,
each additional Square, $4.
Job Work of ail kinds executed neatly
and promptly. Monks always on band.
REMOVAL
LltUe do Posi ? Attorneys at - Law, have
removed to thew new °face, a few , doors
epotb of Boyd & Webster's corner._
Atontrose,_Oct. 25.41 m .
DR. WM. L RICIIARDSON,
OULD respectfully, tender 54 Professional
Services to the inhabitants of -
11LONTROSTEG I
and its vicinity.
Office over Mulford's Store.
Lodgings at the Megaton. MAO.
Montrose. Oct. 12th, 1858.-Iv.*
LAWREN 'E; CR CM B lINGSBOST,
itaituracstrasna, AIM JOBBERS 111
HATS, CAPS. AND FURS ,
6; 1 1 2 4 00033.
Umbrellas, Parasols, and Ribbons,
AND ALL
'MILLINERY ARTICLES-
No. 46, COURTLANDT STPIET,
Dec H. La wasecr., • NEW-YORK.
ha. N. OBIGGS, General Partners,—
leo: A. Suwon:rim
H. C. TYLER. Special Partner. [sep.2.ly.
HENRY B. McKEAN,
TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW.
Office in the Union Block--Towanda, Brad
ford.eounty, Pa.
'pp — WM attend promptly to all professional
business intrusted to him. in this End adjoining
conntiea. [je3'sBtt
PHONE AGAIN,"
Duo Go x3o Drritalio
OFFICE, over Wilson's Stare.
LODGINGS, at SEARLE'S ROTEL.
Montrose, March 10th.1858.
WM• W. SMITH, & CO.,
Cabinet and Chair. Manstiactor.
erg. foot of Afaio,Street. Bfoutrose, Pa.
JOHN GROVES,
Fashionable Tailor—Shop near the
Baptist Meeting Mouse, on Turnpike , Street
Montrose, Pa.
DR. E. W. WELLS
HAVING permanently located in Dsindaff
offers hik professional services to all who
may require them: Alao, keepi 'constantly on
hand a full stock of Drags and Medicines,
Pare 'Wines and Liquors for Medical
purposes. fap7-6m.
HAYDEN BBOTHERS;..,
New MIIfoM, Peau'a.
Wholesale dealer in Buttons, Combs
Suspenders, Threads, Fancy Goods
Watches, Jewelry, Si/verand Plated Ware, Cut
lery, Fishing Tackle, Cigars, &c, &c.
Merchants and pedlars, supplied on liberal
, -
terms.
WM, HAYDEN, : . TRACY HAYDEN,
JOHN HAYDEN, GEO. HAYDEN.
ALCAOSTIC.
Charley Morrie with hair and ha,
seir,sole heir Of this v a st. areA,
And noun to
,baßassane and
Resolved to warßant.• ev'iy jojj.
Let's have a rush, rs_alwayslierß
You'll find me lrmest,j4t and faiß.
*.*Shtip No. 3; .111nrement of Searle's Hotel, on
Turnpike Street.
Dr- H. Smith,
SURGEON DENTIST-. Residence and of
fine opposite the Baptist ,
Church (north side)
Montrose. Particular attention will be given
to inserting teeth on gold add silver plate, and
to filling decaying teeth.
ABEL TII - RRELL, MONTROSE, PA.
Dealer in Dings, Medicines, Chemical-,
Dye Stuffs, Glaas-ware, Paints, Oils, Varnishe-,
Window Glass, Groceries, Fancy Goods, Jew
elry,Perfumery, &c.—And Agent for ail the
most popular Patent Medicines. .
DR. R. THAYER;
Physician and Surgeon, Montrose,
Pa. Office in the Farmer's Store.
NOTICE.'
DR. E. PATRICK, JR., would like
after a silence of nearly ten years, to appeal
to the moral sensibilities of a Wry generous 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 &ki
ted° or good will—particularly in the way of
"substantial aid" as Kossuth would say—that
be now desires skrull and entire settlement of all
his accounts, also the accounts of the late firm
of Patrick & Dimoelk; and he wishes further to
state that he desires nothing to he considered
wrong, if , a ft er a,few weeks, the said accounts,
remaining unsettled, who'd be . placed in the hands'
of a good sharp edlectoi, and made to account
to him something that will buy Oats and Buck
wheat. Please notice this and take action aceor.
dingly.—Youni Truly,
jan2 K. PATRICK, JR.
STRANGE & MYSTERiOUS 11.
THAT every intelligeat man in this commu
nity should not know that a new arrange.
ment has been made by
WEAVER & ATHERTON,
AT THE
• STEAM MILL SII01)„
FOR CARRYING ON THE !WAIMEA% OF
illackunithing, • •
and Carrifige-froning.
31,91451,33:37- know this to be a tact
but (or the benefit of tk) jreW who do
not, we would say that we are prepared to 'loan) ,
work in our line. which may be intrusted to us.
in the most durable manner, the most approved
style,
and in the shortest possible time. All our
work warranted to give good 'satisfaction.
JAMES 14. WEAVER, JERRE L. ATHERTON.
Montrone. Nan:hist, 1869.—dmtf.
Salt, halt I . Salt I I
.
WHOLESALE SALT DEALER.
901 Washinglotpat,
(Directly opposite Washington Market,)
New
STILL CONTINUES to offer to the city and.
COUNTRY trade , all kinds of FOREIGN
Coarse and Fine SALT, at the very lowest figures;
40000 sacks and bags, consisting in part of Ash
ton's celebrated brand for table and dairy use;
Jeffrey & Duey, Marshall's, Brownlow'a, dm. I
and 50000 babel' Turks Island; Bonarea, Cu
rico% St. Übes, Lisbon, Cadiz, Itlea,Nantes, ,
all of which swill be sold at bargain prices from
vessels, store and storehouses.
Any purchaser wishing to select from a good
assortment will find it to his interest to eall.
N. B.—Fine table salt pot up in small bags of
different sizes, ind constantly on hand in ship.
ping order. Attic; a splendid article -of Rock
Ground salt, in quart boxes, putrid for sale
•by the quantity , in cases of five etreach.
New York, April let, 1#59;--lie
C. O. FORDRAM,-
MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS & SHOES.
Afoetrose, - Pa. Shop over Ty . Wee Store,
All Mode of work wade to order aed repairing
dove neatly. - Jel
_Aper's,Sarsaparilla
compound TemedY, in which we hare la.
bored to produce the most effectual alterative
that can be made. It is a concentrated extract
of Para Sanwpanlla, so combined with other
substances of still greater alterative power as
,to 104 an effective antidote for the disease.
Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure. It is believed
that such remedy is wanted by those who
suer - flow Stnnamis coinplaints. and that one.:
whichwill" accomplish their. cure must prove
at immense service- to this large class of our
*Sic' tedleficov-citizeris. How completely this
compound will do it has been proven by exper
iment on Marty. of the wont eases to be found
' of the following ooniplaints
Seam= 'AND' Scaorntone Coun..turvg,
. EaTTIONA AND Enorrive,DiseASEs, VLTAVA,
PUMA!, BLoiTitza, Twines, SALT lIDETU,
.IikULD• HEAD; 'STPIILLIII AND Sere aerie Ay
• nerionir, Ills.sicCittaT.Dem-tsr.; Ditorfc,
r:latura on TuiDouintrumtx. Dien .rrv, , lsm-
MIPSIA • AND. LNMOTATIoN, • EDirsDrzLAA,
on Sr. Asivroxies Fuze, and indeed the whOle
clan of complaints arising from bareurri or
27La Btoou.
This-courpound will be found a great' pro
moter of health, when taken in the spring, to
• expel the foul humors which fontr in the
blood At that semen of the year; By the time
ly expulsion of them many rankling dimirders •
are supped in the bud. 'Multitudes cats, by
the aid:of this remedy, spare them:Ores , from
the enduriece of foul eruptions and ulecrOus
me; through which the system will strive to
rid itself of 'corruption.% if not trsisted to do
thisthrough.th6 natural channels of the body
by an alterative medicine. Clmnse out the
vitiated blood whenever you and its imiatrities
bursting thrudgh the skin inpimples, eruptions,
or some: cleanse it Nvlkeu you find it is oh.
structed and:sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
whenever itisfoul, anti your feeling will tell"
you whets: Even where no particular disorder
is felt, people enjoy better health, ami live
longer, for eldnsin. , ' the blood. Keep tin
blood healthy, and all is well ; but uitls this
pabulUm of life disordered, there can be no •
lasting health. Sooner or later something
Must go wrong, and the great machinery .I.if
life is aordered or overthrown:
— Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much. the
reputation, of deetimplishingthese ends. But
the world-his been egregiously dote:iced by
preparations of partly—because the drug
alone has`not all the virtue that is claimed
for it, but more because many preparations,
pretending to be concentrates' cxtrai-ts of it,
contain but little of the virtue of Sarsaparilla,
or any thing else.
During late years the public have Leen miss-
led by large bottlL-=, pretending to give a glum'
of Extract of Sarsaparilla tic tale dollar Most.
of these have been frauds upon the sick,
they not only contain little, if any. Sarsava.
butoften no curative ernperti , " bat,
cr. Hence, bitter and pailful disappcintniiet
has followed the use.of flue various cat rugs of
Sarsaparilla which tluod the market, arid the
name itself is justly depiscd, cud be., me
synonymous with iniposition d cheat. Hill
we cull this compound Sarr x ig arilla. and hilted
to supply such a remedy as shall, te:ene the
name from the load of o.ll4iLly which rests
upon it. And wk think we bate ground for
believing
.it has virtues n.liich are irresistible'
by the ordinary run of the dist 21., , it is illtelld.
ea to cure. In order to teem e their complete
eradication hont the trpwin, the tcmecly thould
be judielow•ly taken - according to directions .n
the bottle.
I=l
1. C. AVE It It CO
LOWI',I .1 S.
Price, 1:1/ per Bottle ; 81v Bottles for $5.
Ayer ' s Cherry Pectoral,
has won for itself such arenown fur the rare of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint. that
it' - ts entirely, unnecessary for us to rev-punt the
evidence of its sirrues, wherever it has Levu em
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we nerd not do more than
assure the 'people its quality is kept up to the l,e.t
it-ever - has been, and that it may be retied au to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
Ayer'4 Cathartic Pills,
POR TOE COPE OP
C. 41 ireneas, Jaundice. Dyspinia, Indigestion,
uter'y, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas.. Headache,
rilr.g. VI., umalinn, EruptiCla and SAzit: Diseases,
Veer Complaint, Dropy, Tears., Tumioc.s. and
Salt illteum, Norms, Gout. Neuralgia, as a
Dnea,r Pill, and fin- Puritiing the Bkod.
They are sugar-coated. so that the most send . -
tile .-an take them pie:mantis. and they are the
he,t aperientin the world for 'all the purposes of a
family physic.
Price 25 cents per 'Box ;lave boxes for $lOO.
Great nituabers of Clergymen. Physicians, States
men, and eminent personaues:,• have lent their
names tosertify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. Tlis Agents helots* named fur
nish gratis our AMERICA); ALIIANAC in which they
are given; with also full. descriptions of the above
complaints, and the, treatment that should:be fol
lowed for their care.
Do net be pot off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand ATEn's. and take no others. The - sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
hare it.
All our Remedies are for sale by
A. Tunittr.L., Montrose; A. P MILLET:, S. Co-,
Gibeflo; Friendsville; YullS6 dc,
%n 11; Summers; IRA Starr, V:iirings,;ille; HAT
DEM BunttiEßS, New Milford; J. T.. CARLISLE,
Great Bend: E. R. GROW, Glenwood; W. H.
THAT.ER. Dirnoek; EATotr ar, 5.lOxLEy. 'Hanford,
and all Druggist,. fnih9 ly
SALAMANDER SAFES.
EVANS & WATSON,
Nu. 26 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Hare now on hand a large,nssortment of Fire
and 9•hicf Proof Salamander Safes, Also,
•Iron DOrms for Banks and Stores,tron Shutters,
Iron Sash, all makes 'of Locks, equal to• any
made in the United States. ' •
Fire Safes in one Fire. All come on! Right
, with contenteln good condition.
FIRE SALAMANDER SAFES OF FIOLADELPIDA
AGAINST TOR WORLD
EVANS & WATSON
Have had the en rest demonstration in the
following certificate that their manufacture of
Salamander Safes has at length fully warranted
the, representations which have been made or
them as rendering an undoubted security against
the terrific element
• Philadelphia, April - 12th, 1856.
*Messrs, EVANS & AVATr.on.—Goptlemen It
affords us the highest satisfaction to state to
you, that owing to the very protective qualities
of two of the Salamander Safes which we
purchased of you some monthslainee, we saved
a larke portion of oar jewelry,dnd all our books,
papers, dm, exposed to the calamitous fire in
Ranatead'Place, on the morning of the ljlti
inst.
- When we reikct 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, whore the vast concentration of
heat caused the brass plates to melt, !we cannot
but regard the preservation of their valuable
contents as most convincing proof of the groat
security afforded by your Safes. •
We shall take much pleasure in recommend.
lag Alm to men of business as h sure reliance
against fire.
GEORGE W. SUMMONS & BRO.. Jewelers,
Who have purchased six large Safes since.
April 28, 's9—t y.
• A CAR D.
Gummy, Nov. 22d, 1858.
WHEREXSthere have been some statements
made by me against REnseci:A. RILLEv,
and whereas said R. X. Kelley has commenced
a snit against. me- in the common pleas of Sus•
qaehenna condi); for trespass on the ease, flow
for the sake of a settlement of said suit and
peace and quietness make the following ae.
knowledgments:- first I regret that I ever said ,
anything about said Kelley, and at this time
withdnor all charges against her that I hare
made and do not believe her.at this time to be
such a girl. D F. BRUNDAGE.
A HOMESTEAD FOR MO; A HOMESTAD
AL FOR $lOO nine, HOMESTEADS FOR.
$lOOO AND OVER, in li'dealroble,'healthy
country.
E - p AGENTS WANTED! Send for a Pant
phlet. Address E. PALMER, LAND Acarrrs
jy2ltf.• 'Port Royal, Vol_
HOE Business seed Factories can be carried
S
on-prpfitatly at Hammonton. See Adver-
Vacua of Hammonton Lands.