. -1 , TO THE INDEPENDENT-FREEMEN OF S US- I nThEP ...MAW 31011CIATION. , 7---/ 1 UENANI4 CDUNTY :6REiTINCI.I - / 1 ; , . Q • 1 'nl II as c to i4041.. .. Aide •lis 2; l,.,peng,nt Voters ~., *Asia, ounty. 7 But More Especially . . es '.---- .•/-, /.Y7- ---- . --- ; ' • /titan eaisst - Ju ‘ attlee'-et- the Peaetfi , ' • bL...•-• / 0 / // . (pda..\ TEE - usttfersiguds.wittiont_solicitittiort from (I‘./;;k:ffri' in the State et Peassasylwaalia. ' any-of his feliendsitsh'etbiinem to any, peety • - s , • --- ' consteettitat, iesiaectfitily. offerslihrself tig Ici in , • - • 1 rriliD hodersigoed. bits tho gene* &valley p f d _ ,n e sticesii .- -- ..1.. 'Dili State for the sale of,B. Oliddain's For; 'IF' s_s_,_ a l--__. /qu ' s " . " lll4 office 41--Waittilla repaswearip r at lta. -.tilt , mutate, eod-tvill Docket foe luslices * of .thePciice;Cintalning a whether.clechlorpotparledlystadyliad promote br.evisted forms - for entering antiotis,l*Sh ...ail: the internam- of his easterners.' -- 'Ail,kjobs done - and criminal, and all , subsequent proceedings tit-shlart coatiee and war - hinted. Prices moderate. therein; also bills.for _Justices' Constablete and * * * Shop in Clutadier & Jessup's store. Witnesses' Fees 1 - being A' coMplete . guide to -. . ....... ~ -..-. -. : ~ ' L &ISBELL new Justices, and saving toicii labored time to 4fontroae October - Mk - 1859r' both:Pei and old:: The' work I , o44lirreiatti. mended be Hoes. R. B. Clinic: ry: , wjlinot, Wm hissup,,ll. Burrows, C. F. Remi t P. B.rateeter, and tiy nearly - all the Attorneys •of the county. The Attorneys ' , lb their teatimobisls' hay thatla "strict economy, saying nothing kit tbe greaten?, venienee of the work, will, in otirjbdgmeui r &as duce c%lery Justice in the counts tp purchase the ;Wok as soma' as - it - is "examined I)rthetn.''.• I , it is substantially' bOund, and.. contains .sli qnire.s of-good paper, and is -sold tit the tinifortn price of $6. Call and see 1t at...the Montrate Book - Store. - Orders byenail from 'any part pf the county or state,'eacioatag the cash, promptly attended to, and the work sent. by express, or es directed.' - ' A. N. BULLARD. Montrose, oct. 3a, '59. _ COMMERCIAL COitfa LOCATED ,vvEn TILE arSQUEBASX#Y*SAi &ARC,. BING . HAMTON N. Y: Rooms sTou for hank:lion from--9 a. m. to 3.30 p. m. t - : - ..F,tcovrti D . . W. LOWELL,. Principal, Professor of the Science of Acen - unts, Practical Accountant. Aiithor of Lomeirs Treaties upon Book-Keep. DisgrAms illustrating the. sam . o. .Tons-illcCase,,Ainistint Professor io the Book. keepin4z Department. WAnsEa, Professor of Practical and Or. -nsznental Penmanship, Commercial Catania. Lions and . Correspondence. ' LECTUEEERS: - -Roil:I/Mkt S. Rekirson ' Lecturer on Commor. cinl Law and . Political Economy. Hon..Rscsom Bolcom, Lecturer on Contracts, Prg;lnissory Notei and Bills of . Exchange. Rev. Dr. .E. - Andrea's, Lecturer on _Commercial Ethics. - EX-A MINING COMMITTEE:. Hon. Sherman D: Phelps, Wm. IL Osborn, Esq., . Tracy It. Morgan, Ez.q. The obje:ct of this College is to afford to all on opvwturnity 61 obtaMing.a thorough Business. Education. The Books and Forms are carefully arranged by praetjeal aeronntahts expressly for this sal/lien - Ara embrace all the recent -improve. meats.- • . • The coarse r Of instruction 'elm:prises every department of business. The learner will be thoroughly, 'taught the science and practice of Double Entry ltook.Keeping_as applied to th.e4' following kindi of business, viz: General iller -chandising, Itanntarturing, Banking, Commis sion; Steamboating, Railroading, Forwarding, Freighting, Foreign Shipping. &c. Ladies Department •entirely separate from that of the gentlemen. • - • Students can enter College at any time and. receive individual [instruction. By this arrange .went every student is permitted to progress as rapidly AS hiS enterprise and ability will per mit, and "%hen through, perfect and ,complete,. will receive a Diploma which. Will amble him to review of pleasure. - ' Time to complete the course, from Six to Twelve weeks. No vacations. Byard $2,50 'per week. - • TERMS: For Book-Keeping, fullsaacountant7s course, including Practical Penmanship, Commercial Computations and Diploma. -(Time - - 835 00 Sauk course for Ladies (separate apart ment.) -Penmanship and Arithmetic, - Teachers volume-in Penmanship, Practi cal and Ornamental, •30 00 Twelve lessons in Practical Yeoman, ' - 2 00 RrOeesaiortal classes will Ise •formed in Phonograpy. -For full • particulars sad for a circular. THIS WAY IF you want your Ambrotype, Idelainotye or Photograph taken Cheap! Great redactionin . the f .f . AMBROTYPESH The subscriber Will takedarge $3 size for $l,OO The $3 Size for - • - • - 50 The 50 cent size for . - - '25 - •( ITT 171' IN GOOD CASES.) PHOTOC,JI APRS, 4-4 Size, - $3,00 For each deplwde, •• - . - 1,00 _ Pictures taken to be sent in levers without additional pi.stige. Having a large Side and Sk,•-Light combined. we can take. good Pictures in 'all hind; of, weather. 0" foams over Abbott's Shoe Store, oppo site the RANK OF BINGHAMTON. jarINSMUCTIONS given in the Art. A. B. TUBBS. flinginnotin, Oct. 1tph..1859. ' 31. 8.—.N0 children under 5 rears old taken for less thnic sf) cents:, and no 3.5 cent Pir In rt-s t en whil there are customers waiting for those of.drioher price. 1,04:0 AGENTS WANTED, . EVERY BOD Y . 'S LAWYER .AND :QOUN 14.ELLORIN ELISINF:SS, containing plain and simple instructions to Everytody for trans. :feting their brtsinets aecording to law, with Jo gal firms for drawing the various neetSizary ph. pers co-crieeti•ci therew;tll, togeth er with th e laws of hit the Stites, for Colleetioo •ttif Dente, Property Txempt , from Execution, Mechanics' Exeettlion of Perlis and Mortagageß, Riphts,tif Mar- led Women. Dower,Usurr, is, 14_ l y PnA (7nosr.T.Eso, of the Philadel phia Bar. 381 patter, 12rnn. • ` • An entirfly new work on the ittitijort, adapted to the waiits of every citizen of the United States.... Single, copies sent kiv mail to any ad dre,s, omit etpt of price, $ 1 ;0"0, orii) law style:. of iiibdin7 it $1.25. LOT.) AL, - i' -. l3tR v. - noted to <mucus for it, with whom bbe m I rimilizements will be nmie. Apply ttPo r nridress .1011 N E'.• POTTER. Publisher. 2mis 1 , 61:1 Sansom Street, Phi Inde Iphis, P*. Gifts! Gifts! Gifts! Gifts! A GLORIOUS CHANCE TO_GET GOOD BOOKS FOR NOTHING! nir SeAd for a Catalogue which wilt be sent to you free of Postage J.Z.-COTTON de, CO., . PUBLISHERS ASD BOOKSELLERS, .Yo. 409 CAestnut St., Philadelphia, Rase, in addition to their - regular business of Publishing and' Boelcaelliag,, - adopted the princi ple, of furnishing a Gift of the rah!. of front 25 cents to ailf.loh., On th - .. purcha.sef ef etery book of One Balza and Iliarard-1.• - • Eir Send fora Ca'a'ozne, which we uill send - 1 to von free of Postage...jig Being - largely engaged in the Publishing. Thi- Ititteite, J. S. Cotton- & Co., have peculiar advan. tam; bf ob!nirring Books at very low prices, :__sebletiennbles theft) to give more valuable press' ents than can be airoafed hy,ftny olher house en gaged in the Fitme line of business. -Any Book published 'in . ; . the United States, will be foraiiihed at the Publiebers'priee, and also a valuable gift to the purchaser withot4 extra Charge. These gift. consists of, Gold and Silver Watehes,Gold Chains, Ladies'. Splendid Silk J)reas Patterns,Parlor Time.Pleces. Efrlver-plated'•Were, entity" sets of. Cameos. NO. saic, Florentir.e, Coral, Garnet, Toro:lois and La va Jewelry, Gold I.nekets„ Pencils and Peas, Ladieansleeka , end Chantefaine - Chains, Gents', -Bosom ' Studs tmd„ Sleeve Bottoms, Pocket Knives, " - Porte-Mommies,-'and other gifts of Use and value.-- - _ . • - W . ' Fire Modred Dollar* worth cf Pri;sents will be distrlbirted with every Thousand DUliars worth of Books Sold.jaii - - • Send ter a:Cataiagee, whit4t - **-1)1 be sent to j•ou • - - • FREE nr-POSTAGE. A:writing Globs. or Wishing to net Amts.-tap ger liooaa and r alnable• gins :for: staking! - . Agricultural. `ilottatittal, - 1 4-11 Ttieuttnral ' and' Scientific Books--Historic td. Poetit, Juvenile. and ilice I eo uot Bents—D o n iries; Bibles, Prayer and. Hyrott-liooks—Mbum..., Annuals: Cash Boxfr;n, ;and WorkO: or ?idiom . and all °thawl6lth: tialilished iti the. United States, faittisheal. Patti..4fieo7,:tiiiisia free gifts rurninlie4 Fitt% evezy 40k, - *.;* -Send for t'atalu,duu„l46. t in•ilt- be ailik to you free of , " • : Achkesu. .1..e..c0rze5,41 ;ico". No. .409, Ch....awe t:St;, h P,ittotielpgit: - Agents utcuaki cuerZ/P.A:r - t of the CesAry• , 11 71 / 9 0 RAP4ISr.. 14-NZW,SUPAir. D , 2e 18t, 1858- A: MCNEIL ANEW and splendid awe!: of PocketKntv4 and Shears, warranted 0. K. - A. Nl of • J ABEL TUIIIIELLI HA S just returned from selecting and pur chasing, and is now receiving one isf the largest dud beat assortments of FOODS, ever offered in this market. The quality n nearly every thing good; and all warranted as representect Ternis;; ready cnsh and low priceit. Some general idea of the stock may be formed from the following enumeration DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Dye Stuffs, Groceries. Lamps, Glass Ware, Crockery, Mirrors, Cocks, Wall Paper, Window Paper, Window Oil Shades, Fancy Goals, Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Perfumery,==t Stone Ware, Brooms. Brushes.Whips t . Umbrellas, Bird Cages, Pocket Knives, Guns, Pistols, Animunition,Liquors,Trusses, Supporters, Port-monnaita, Shoulder Braces, Spectacles, Silver and Plated Spoons, Forks, Gold Pens, Stationery, Violin, Guitar, di Bass Viol Strings, Bows, &c., Porcelain Teeth, Lith - °graphs Artist's Tube' Paints, Brushes, I I and all the popitlar Patent Medicines. I Also some Dry Goods, Wooden, Hard it Japanned Ware, Fluid and Oil Cans, Cemphene, turtling Fluid, Alcohol, 'turpentine. Lamp, Tanner's, Neat Foot;Lard,Olive, Castor, Boiled *willow Linseed, and Coal OILS, Whit. t• Lead, Zinc, and all kinds of ColoreVaints, Inner gar,: Canary Seed, and other Gunge too numerous to mention. As it Ls itopnicticallie to give more than a ' genl. eral outline of in) stock through the Newspspe.r4 every one wishing goods is invited to call and examine. Custoutens on entering the Store mast not expect to find every thing in sight; but nearly every article wanted will be prodircel by inquiry. Thankful fp'r the liberal Pall'enagil hitherto re ceived , . I hope to merit and receive rt large increase of the same. Montrose, Oct. 5,'59. ABEL TURRELL. - 20 00 - 10 E 0 SUIiDAI SCHOOL LIBRARIES furnished to order . by .1". LYONS & SON. I June Ist. 1850. • ' N E in " :eTi C :rv p w S eak ill . lAN3i3.4,l7ReaLaZit -DR. G. Z. DIBIGCS, . HYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office Oyer Wil sona' More Lodginja at:Searle's Hotel. Wit!. W. Ss, & CO., I AIIIN El' and Chair Manufacturers , foot of ' bloin street. Montrose, Pa. • sugl tf - . • JOHN GROVES, FAsuro.NABLE Tai:or.• Shop near' the Baptist 3letling, tlouse,_on Turnpike strciA, MontroA'e, Pa. sniff HENRY B. McKEAII, A' TTORNErand - 0017Z:SELLOR at LAW 11 OMee in the Union iitocLLTow•anda, Brad ford County, Pa. WMI! attend promptlylo all profe.,sional business intrusted to him, in this and adjoining eoun ties. [je3'sBtf • DR. E. W. WELLS Di Gper tn an e tly tot, din Dunda fi H offers his: pioressional services to all who may require them. Also, keeps constantly on hand a full stock . of Drings-andlledicines, Pure Wirier and Liquors for Sledical purposes.. fap7—Cm. H- SMITH - c1.:;11GEON DENTIST. Residence and of fice opposite the Baptist Church (north side) Montrose. Particular attention ' will be giren to inserting teeth on gold and „silver plate, and to filling decaying teeth. - ,C. O. FORDHAM, f A NCT FA CTUR ER OF BOOTS & SHOES. Montroae,Ta. Shop over Tyler's-Store, All kinda.Of work, made to order and repairing dole neatly. jel Wm:. H. Cooper & Co., BANKERS. Successors to POST, COOPER di CO., Montrose, Pa. Mice one door east from Post's Store, Turnpike Street. HUSTTING • BL-• C. TYLER, cPECIAL Partner,wilb Lawrence, Griggs S. Kingsbury, -manufacturers and. jobbers in Straw Goods, Lists, Caps & Furs, Umbrellas, Parasols,Ribbons. and's'articles,.. No. 46, artiste:ft street, New York. (sepB ISAAC L.:HITN't, TNIPORTER and 'Den* in, Foreign and Do weistieliardware, LqutleTy..Carrnice Trimm ings, &c., 2140 manufacturer of American Hard_ ware, and proprietor I; .S.Malienble Iron Works at Newark * New_ Jersey. ,Ne.. 21.5 Pearl pareet, near Maiden Lane. New . York: Is - 60E210c M. V. TILER,- special agent. HAYDEN BROTHERS, • WHOLESALE Dealers in Buttons, Comb.% Suspenders, Threads, Fancy Goods Watches, Jea clry, Silverand Plated Ware„Cut , lery, Fishing rackleXigars, dte. &e.; New Mil ford, La. Merchants and P%ilus, supplied on awful terms. - we tf • CHARLES.. MORRIS, _ DAMP, and 'Hair Drenser. Shop No. 3 in LP. basement ofSearlo's Hotel. Montrose. . 'ABEL L TUREET4, TIEALER. in. Drag s , .3tedkines.-Chemicii' a I..lDyeStuffs,Glaes-vmre, Pai nts,Oila,Vu rn ish, Window Glaser, 'Groceries, fancy Goods, Jew eley,"Perfameryace.—And Agent for all the most popular Patent Aftelicineu.liontrose. Pa. Dtt. 4-011 N CQBB, DfIYWCIAN and Burgeon. - (Are on Public. Avetine, 01)pr/site Searle's Betel. Montrose/ •••1074, 4 0F1C4. • rrilkNi*Te r k City Illustrated ittivapsipeta bfaiitzines, etc, etc., fol. sale at tlie Matthew .4rook b_y - A. N...BULLAILD.. DR. E. F: WILMOT PARA_-OVATECI! ti!ttA4lQpnth:c. and - t end, p}, college; a Modoeinp ‘ Gt: -Dena, PA. 01fine. - torn4 . 43.lllain and ElizAbetn-sts., Dearly oppoOterthellettlotlilt chorrh. : - -. • 1. Er AVE asageiated-S emtielree hr the prose " JALtion cffthe - tii WykoYtb proftvissa,amt. reveetfally offer their ~ profeeiionst iletries".to the invalid Putplii.'' qfttee at the ietticteivi of, Dr. Biakeeleel toid.o9Fljeti4eti ti 4 °na g" of Dialoeit'abd , aP2O7 : . lionteas,Pa.— ofsce in the Farmer's Elton. ~ .. • .. LIGHTIIIO - RiliGliiFF ,RENa. Burning Fluid, Candles. I' Also White Lead, Zid - e. Points. Uniieed JVAidatii;i,CoLie;eik:sete.iitist opene d: and koitig cheap. J. LYON.,.& SON. SPLENDID:D6Litraen, Ginghson;Printa, and atieetingn; just opened; cheap. 1 L oolt "ItiNDlNG:—Old'lfooks,Newspariers, Pamphlotn,- etc., l!ound up on nhoitnatinn. - - J. L.& SON. - lYrEtOlitOtici;Gul6rs,TVolins . , fifes, Sheet L Musk', on hind 'of fat - 1110rd ord4. 1. LYONS & SON. sep 29 PALTIENT POCKET COIN-DETECTOR Fur ieeting the carious kinds of Gold and Silver.Coino. TT is admitted by everybody to be the most 1 perfect thing of its kind ever offered to the public.. It is ao small it can, 6o •carried in the pocket without any incenvenienee. Avery Mer chant, Mechanic, and business man sho'd have it. 'A Warrantee goes with every- ono sold. Price $l, post paid to any part of the country. Agents in every county, to whom a heavy diseQuitt is given. IM LA_Y •13ICKNE thp29174 . 1 _ Box 1160. Philad'a, Pa. • .AN JMNE.NSE - . QUANTITY OF New moods ,iiter( fr • • This Week. Please -Call and see 'em. Sept. 22, 4859.- Q. TYLER. DISSOLUTION. .T iIE firm of. S. H:SAYRE & BRos. is this day dissolved by cootie! consent, D. Shyre withdrawing frrim the firm. The basiness will 134. t carried on an heretofore under the name and style of S. H. Sayre S. Bro. The notes and accounts will be in the hands of D. Sayre for settlement All indebted to the firm will please give it their.immediate attention-, as all the ac counts most be settled. • S. H. SAYRE & BROS. Montrose, Sept. tat, 1859. NEW YORK STORE ! IVO. 51, - COURT-STREET, ADJOINING TEE BANN OP BINGHAMTON. lE. K. itIUItRAY, Agent. SPACIQJYS and ELEGANT •store is Jt. now open with an entire ncw stuck of DLIT which for extent, richness and variety, far star. pass anything ever offend,-the Southern Tier. OUR CLOTH DEPARTMENT nhoond, with eery kind Canximeres, Venthige, Ovcreo;itim , n. Tweeds, Ken- - taciry Jenne, etc. etc ;ere., from the nicest to the eheapeet: In the line or ',LADIES' DRISS GOODS, we have the largust and most elegant stock of RICH BLACK and FANCY SILKS ever exhibited in this market. Plain and Printed all-Wool French Merinos, from 62c.-up. - - Rich Chintz Eigiirod, and all-Wool Mains'. _ Rich Lai* Silks and. ➢oplim, .250 pieces Preach and English New & Seasonable Dress Goods Of eve:) , known Style and ramie. Good doable fold Paramettas, at only 18e. Plain Merinos, Saxony Plaids and Stripe!, 200 Iffouslin De Laines, 100. English:Prints worth 12 and 15c for 100 Good dark sadder Prints at Go. SHAWLS ! SHAWLS ! . of every dt.seriptioti. front the cheapest Rob Roy to the now elegant double Bruche, cheaper than lever known. • CLOAKS, VWVIVAR RI : 9II4""4 Cloth lof every color and quality, with trimmings to Imateh. HOUSE IiFINNG GOODS, 11-1V.M 1 7-0. ;100 Octet; white end hearlet, plain Snd twilled yVool Flanels, retailing for lase than New York package price. . MIC)iIitEMIEST I MOSS ef all kinds bribe bale, piece, or yard. Bleached end Brown sheet ing,s, vents. • K)Di.EP3-- 4 every description, both Wholi.kalc 'and retail , supplied with eierything in the line at New - York a holesale prWs. From the fact that one of the 'Proprietors spends his whote time in' New York Pity; secu ring and forwarding the BEST BARGAINS the market affords. purchasers ran rely upon ta tsays finding our stork full and-assortment coin. plate. All Goods &night for this establishment .re in connection xi Rh a large-Wholesale House in New York, from the Importera,Slannfaeture r A Agents, and itution Houses direct, thereby An. ing the, Jobbers' word, ..the benelirof which our customers have. From the facilities we josses..., we know that we can and will sell all kinds of Dry Goods tetra f l han anyother house in :his section. ,We have the ability, and we will satisfy our • • Pennsylvania Cuotomers la examination, that we hare the dispontion. Remember THE " NEW YORK STORE," I O. ii, - COIN STET nap 293 m) U. aitugikty, agent. .... -- *lea - AL '73iarler.4l.ll.', FAY 4, the *tea and 'tuition at :the lind: sOn River Institutel tiie•Carrrzsv c t a 1145 - SUHOOIi in the land. • . - xperienzed gentlemen Inetrtctorirnt the hid eleol4 tt;picp departrneOts. Superior ad. vintages for frenetr. - Paintiogotrui fan Hoek. *eo-Tererpope Septemher - 13th; . - br / Write - kr4 - entrtlogne.-•;:: . ••,.. nn:4s, 1,141,.' Claveruelr. pit • Co,'N..y-,, . • • . • • Visitlikitliefe'ofitipoos'tttp4l)(4, ? b assi nes. '`• • iti-#44! ICA& oar - aLitid.ol B;o4.714: 711# alo 6f the A. 6:it Brooklyt, May 93/11011159.—t1. MEM AT TUE IV RVER V VARIETY writa. 'homed b r 'the B y virtue of sundry Court. of Comport, Eleaa- - of Eusq"ehanna counWantiltr,,trtetdirmited,2l expoau- to tellp,llptsblic vendue,ltt the`tComst House,,io Montrose, leflatordif, the, 'I stii day '6 . r 'October, 18:69,-„rit one o'clock', p.. tri„ theldllOwing e d!: scribed-piece or parcel-cif land,' to wit ;," • A Ltibat ceita in piece. or parcet ofiand situate in the tovionhip ofJeasup, in saidAuuty; 66und. ed arid , described as follows, to Wit: on the north b' lands of charier, Bolles ' on tile emit by-J. B. McKeeby, cm the south by ituasel,Yery, and on theriveitt by Elkanab Bolfei; Contninining about sixty six- acres, be the same more or lesa, together with the appurtenances, tivo,dwelling hOuses,One - barn, one Ochard;ond about thirty acOils-iMproved. ITakenle execution:et the suit of Timothy Depuc.vs. P.-J. Hart and Henry Hart.) ALSO— All that certa n pieceor parcel of land situate in the township of Brooklyn, county of Susquehanna, and State of Penrisylvania, bound ed and described as follows, to wit; on the north by the Milford and Owego turnpike, about 7 perches; On the east by lands of Johnson Quick, about 11 perches.; on the south by lands of I. 1). Bullard, about _§ perches; on the . . west by lands of J. 0. Bollard and O.G. Hempateid, about 16 perches; containing about 121 perches of land, • together with the atipurtenatices, - one two story framed dwelling house, add woo,islied, a framed Icrrn, and ,all improved. [Taken in execution at the suit of John Brhibin vs. Galen V. Adiitus.] ALSO—AII that oertain tract or parcel of land situate in the township . of Oakland, county of 4us q uehnona, and State of Pennsylvania, bound eld and described as follows. to wit: on the north, by lands of Jacob' I. Skinner, east - 1):y lands of Morgan Shrifts, south by Sasquehanna river, and-on the west by lands of Joseph McKune,jr., eotrptining aboutglilp arch; tit thb same' morn or less, together with 'befeditipaenta and apportez notices, 1 house, I barb, I about 76 acres improved. [Taken in exentitioit at the suit of David Taylor vs. Robert McKune, Adminis trator of Silas 31clihne i deceased, rind Lewis E. Shims, Terre Tennot. - Purchasers will in. all eases be requirciFto pay, on-the day 'Of sale, an :commitpay, suflic-nt to cover the costs: of silo, otherwise, the proper. ty will be re-sold 'forth wi tb. JOI IN: YOUNG, Sheriff: Sherifr-rOffice,M on trose, Stit-21st, 851?—ts. SUSQUEHANNA .COUNTY . CLASSICAL AN NORMAL SVIIOQL, At lirontrose, Pa., f0x...1859. Flu Trustees are happy to announce to the 1 public that the next term" of this popular school will commence on Monday, iflAsie g2(11 day of August, next, under the barge of Prof. UA.RIt BRODUCAD, IL A., a graduate of. Yale Colle g e, Principal, assisted by a corps_ of competent instructors in the vn. rious departments., The- trustees would refer the, patrons of the.iShool, and others, to the-fol lowing te stimonials from the • President and Professors of Yale College: YALE Cot.r..erix, June 9.4, 1859. Mr. Harry Brodheria, a member of thi- class about to begraduefea at Yale College..has held a high rook in the'class as a scholar. So far as I am acquainted with it, his moral character, and' hAbits; are irreproachable. TitLoDOAED. liVitoisEs, President. Mr. H. Brodhead, who belongs t - 6 the gradu ating elai-is of this year, has shuwn himself du ring the two years of his connection vilith the college, a capable rind successful scholar. Sho'd he apply himself to the work of instruction. I hare no doubt of his ability to justify the confi dence and satisfy the expectations of any who may avail - themselves of his services. - JAs. Illant.Er. Prof. or Greek. Mr. 11. Brodhead of the class of 1859," hi Yale College, is a good scholar. and has a superior mind. I have little doubt he will make an. effi cient and sneer:sinl teicher, and can recommend him with great ronfideuce that he will not dis appoint tits patrons. No4ii PORTER, Pr -d • of pttilesoplifend Metaphysics. Mr. IL Brodhead has just finkhed his course .of collegiate education and will recieve the de . Free of Baelielor'of Arts at the approaching rom meneemeot. As he proposes to be engaged for slime in the business olle-dching,he is cheerfully recommended by thli undersigned as A person wellqualifedby.his.a and at Mi ninerati, by his christian character and deportment to be successful in the instruction and government of a school. Tituatt,s A. Tuacitr.a, Prof. of Latin. ' Students may here be prepared for admission in-an i.dvitoccd class in may of our Colleges, and partieularattentidn will be paid, as hetetofore, to the thrrough preparatibn or ALE...WHO DEst ee TO ELCEISE TEM:ILE:ESL In THE NoRRIAL DEPAST. MESS. Spetial instruetion in the latter Department begiven during the ensumg.terin. The' ext Books heretofore used will Leeori. tinned in the SebottC beet Ores on subjects of general interest will be deliverod during the veer. Price of Tuition .pfr Term of Eleven SCerks.- BC.OO Primary Department„ . - 3,50 fp English Braneheaand Latin and Grrek',- 9,00 Inntrumental and Vocal Mirsie will be given if desired. Stmlents wishing to procure rooms or board can br.accotamodated by 0 -riling to R. Cush. man, Esti , and those wishing to board them. sel•i•es can obtain stoves and furniture from liersrs. Sayre Brothers, on reasonable terms. Price of board averages from $5lOO to $2.50 per week. lion. W5l. JESSUP, President. lion. C. F. READ, Secretary. • July 21st, 18.59.—am. sarfrrom.D. , s LIVER INVIGORATOR". - kl - NEV ELL SIEUILITATES. - 0 TT,* eompon.ded entirely trim Coma, sod sa A has is-come an oarb:L4,rd fact,aStentard 31 a 11r Mc. lane n motapproved by sit, tbsi bi i. : .Care used It. and is nom re- ao soars to sasksonalcoce a lall the 44.111•13.1 for risks it 1;2 Is recommended. tls It bra comas Ilassosods ,l 7,, within the Lao too fears • 0 vim had elven Pp 41 balsam li.p lot reset. so the nomerosa amontetted cortnvotea in mei C A Iposse ono shcm: too the ..-o man Leonardodi irl ,k, th e temptnimendbf the 1:I Indltddmal tskby. It, amt na. led 43 soch,timmones C. to am sows oft Ms Imesh, i Let the dimme s of 3 naml .iddyment inlde lon IP MS - X use of astLIVER I' 3 s, V IGIOLLATOIt, and sa 2: aril cure 'Ai.... co , !pz.ba..., natio/. At- V,', itaucks, Dystlapila, l cp ;cit.-4.1e egurrh.... .-g 1 Bum nice Coln -! lislatints, Dysentoo 0 IT, Dropsy; It our' atom ash; Militant g; Coal , ch.y. lie, Cholera. easels- • TR Moilars, Choler.: i imran i pm. ?matt -. Cr levee, Jason II le e,i , Fermat Weakness.. e i es. soil may La no-I eares n l csfudi." na en Or(i 11 ." ry Family. Mein. f,4!....,.: ~„,„.,-..ex p,,,, P .- EX A Eat: II E, tar !domande ern braily.) In td tomtit,- solo woo., if' : tar co or -throe Tea.. tj spoonfuls are tak !eta St coauseasemitst of 174 A i Lasko UAW M. Ales Siring their testlizonny pi :oast/Om • • . 1 MIX WATEII la THE NOLTE WITII 1 ,1 TILE INVIGOLIATtaIti Ail! SWILIAJW - .jek' 110TII TOG ETEttlits Prle,c Boe,l)ollar per Bottle, LS , sANzionirs • . .- . ~..,,... ; CATHARTIC - PILLS ! _ ~., •-, enmrnu NTIED FRIA(_ ..1 Pare_ Segetabreltattaeta;aiiil'spit:np he fril . GLASS CASES, Air Sled, and will keell a; In any Ohmage. , ~ . _,... . L ' .. - re The Fannin , Ci, • tftrailrPlL bane. • tle, but abbey , C'elbarge 1 ,..k.,, the. ye.p e y,we l a , bled le-bit peeetire more Item twenty /MIL Tbefertataptly Int mashie emend (rem tb.ert litho' .. bareleeenzedtbePlLlO4 ..1 ancl the sedrObetlott ebb* all ezprem le retard ea Meer l.'s usa baaladoced motel:daft them tor Lbo reach bf alb 1 4 . ; Tim illepon veil kneel tbet thtferaeat.,Cali.arlics act. Ocidelberort -nertlenter - the borvets. ' The PASSIM( CA- . 'CHASMIC Pll - 1. L .S.a • with dee reference lo 4...1r i. re11 ,f. r i t , abllebbi T fact, teen table = 4 = l 4 i . L. T. . ~...1% Otellatarg canal. bar are gekerlAtul statelnailbas- ~.;is ' se erbere a - Catbartie lel rented - . oorb verlielle `..' M014;1: In it. --4 , ; Mr a:!",f "lee Coat Coatvejle.., ra_till 1 and Sornsnaaa ovo ' S P., !be tlwt h ale, rbate boar, rr.le aulden col4,_whleb tt., &Z5m=47 , 737 spite& 'and fa a Mai aissaliag W. .z. - - sic Lo u ow. 'Utr,serseplsegbss- _.. 4 Sa/SestrirCid h rtf. -the -1111 M it aitikaaa •7 - well ir=...67 , R neAtraLtula -.-.:, pe. i llejg th n Is 4 LA ,...u.. v , :e.5t _,..., Lab is .._____balrair 2 ,_ " 7 71t4 Tim** Mits. C r; ue 'maw Ibrrsir vlsarstsr mint gr ir4a;mi. i Se rills ape yraidlsel by Dranysts_ 4 , .slaii ..., abotaissla br1b er M 4 11. 1,0411 00 0 0 ,1 .0 . 4 ...1 :11.-11;WAWAYOUn.:101r.-,;. „- . ,_. Mans,asaasra sad 338' lirositw 4wo y, New, - Yord",, .. ~ rnmefly ;kne {nein!mind: 4 4 41 : 11 *- TOL Akio Slavers Etat and Ma. Eatanolnator, mold by 1. LYONS & Juno 15th. 'MI Rely, 5 , ;. •r t irrtt lititmtnt. N lift I -xi !WALL TVAATI:Np FARMS, 01Morttinity Itf Delightful and Healthy ''Climate 15 Miles Son tbeast of Philadelphia, - nErtrtearaindeti-inctAtianTliftlfilivad; A N'old estate consisting of several thdusands of acres of productive soil has been dit ided into Farms of various sizes to suit the purchaser. A - population of some tPifteer'llisidriiii, from vs- Hone parts'of the middle-Staten ind , New Eng land' haVe settled there the past year, improved their places o and raised..rops. iThe price of land is at the low inns 4:4-from 815 - th $2O pet acre,, the soil is of the best quality for the production ,of Wheat. Corn,- eetche., Gripes' and 'Vegeta bles. IT IS , CONSIDERED BEST FRUIT SOIL IN TILE UNION. The place is perfectly., secure from, finals- 7 41w tiestructive enemy of therfiriner. , Crops or,graitt, grass and fruit are now growing and can be seen. By ex awing the 'place !HUSK a correet: judgement .can be formed of the -productiveness of the land. The tentware made dasy tdseenre the rapid im provement- of the -land, witiab is. only sold for actual improvement. The result has been, that within the past year, some three hundred houses have been erected, two mills, one steam, foot stores, some forty tinyards and prach orchards, u planted, and a large nmt;er- of - othet improve ments, making it a desirdble and atitive place of business. . - . 7 • THE MARittTi, as the reader mag perceive from its lifelike:l, is the BEST IN THE UNION. Produce bringing double the price than in lo cations iway from the city, and more than dou ble the price titan the West,. It is known that the earliest and best fruit and-vegetables in this latitude come from New Jersey, and are annual ly exported to the extent of milllona. In locating here the settler has-many advan tages. lie is Within n few beersride of the great cities ofNew England and Middle States, he is near his old friends and associations, he is in a 'settled eriustry where every improvement of comfort and eivilizatiori is at hand. Ile can buy every article he wants at the cheapestprice, and sell his produce tor the highest, (in the West this is reversed.) he has sehodis for his children, divine service, and will enjoy an open winter,. and delightful' elimate, where fevers are utterly unknown. 'rhe result of the change tit,on those from the north, has generally, been to restore them to an eicolleut elite bf health. In the way of building and improving, lumber can he obtained at the mills at the rate of 10 to Ste per thousand. Bricks from the brick yard opened in the place, every article can be procured in the place, good "carpenters are at hand, and there-is no dace in the Union Where buildings and impiovt meets can be made cheaper. • • - , The reader.,will at once be struck with the advantages here presented, and ask hirnself why the property hes nut Leen taken up_before. The reason is, it was never thrown in the market ; and unless these statements • 'mere correct, no one would he Invited to . . erramihe the land be fore purchasing. This all are expected to do. They will see „land tinder cultivation, such is the extent of the settlement that they will no doubt, meetpereone from their own. neighbor hood ; they will witntss the. improvement and can judge the character of the population. If they come with a view to settle they should come prepared to gay' a day or two and be ready to purchase, as locations cannot be held on re . fusel. Them are two daily trains to Pitikdelpilia and to alt Settlers who improve, THE .RAILROAD C..IIIrASY GIVES A FREE TICKET FOE SIN SIONTIIs, AND A ILII.F•FItICE TICKET FOR THREE YEARS. TILE TOWN OF DAMNIONTO N in connection with the ag.ricii I tural settlement, a new and thriviQ , town has naturally arisen, wchi,h presents indueement., ftir any kind of busi nesi,partieularly stores and manufactories. The Shoe business could be carried on ih this place and market to good advantage, alio cotton buni netts, andlnanufactories of agricuituaal impk -inents or Foundries for casting small articles: The improvement has been an rapid as to insure a ronstatit and permanent increase of business. Tow; lots cif a.good six , we do tot K ill sm a ll ones, as kt would effect the improvement of the place, can be had at from 810 'and upwards. The llanuttolamt Farrier, a monthly literary and agricultural sheet, containing full informa tion of IlamMonton, can be obtained at 25 cents per annum. title indisputable—warrantee decd..; given, clear of, ill incumbrance when _money is paid. Route to the land: Leave Vine street wharf. Philadelphia, for Hammonton by Railroad, at 7:30, a. ru., or 4:30, p. m , fare 90 cents. When there inquire for Mr. Byrnes. Boarding conven iences on hand. Parties had better atop with Mr Byrnes, a principal, until they have decided a. to purchasing, as he will show them over the land in his carriage, free of expense. Letters and applications can be addressed to Landis & Byrnen, Hammonton P. 0., Atlantic C 0.,. New Jersey, or S. B. Coughlin, 202 South Fifth Streets, Philadelphia. Maps and information cheerfully furnished. mtg. 11. 6 In. DR. CHURCHILL'S. REMEDY CONSUMPTION. OMICINE PREPARATION' OP TUE HYPOPHOSPHITES OP LIME AND OP . SODA, huil t it 56.1. 1 ;ex_ Q.nu r 4liavy ekkbnLe A.wncjutu , ckAlmcy 1 8414 4 °TVA" ; °I gmq 'Witt gtll \ emit SaugaS, The simiss Cr title NEW EMMY (distmeemel by Dr, - Churchill, oq Park) t obtaining for It the most UNBOUNDED POPULARITY throughout Europe end the United Stems. It to :way ,scrmiTtrto rItEPAIIATION, and amt sith INVARIADLE EFPIOACY'in ON Maim Cr, Patoman , end, Nerroun f Discuses. The llvpophosphitee lucre°. the Prin. glair mtdcilt mamas servos. Arco end are We 3nogi powerful bloo-i generating Weal known. The Cure Or ConAThzisiption, In the ecocrn and .entxn oralits (al-a period. con: equently, when Ware can be no uncertalnty ). to the nature of the disease.) tan be obtained, I.li. ALL CASES. hy . thll treatnient, late* 'altett u...4gh. !moo of the luny. la of WoOf sulffelent to produce death. Cure la the ru!e. DerttA the eiceptlog, nll.l REMBO,I= not only l el:entren refici, tut 0111, If wed wherever there elletsn inreincien of We &m a.. PREVENT 11$ DZIMLOPMENT. and UM xs an • l'ISRLIR•1117 boson 1, corer . .nos, AIM AS 1.. , 051102, LOIS irT11(114. GAM TO 511151crar.. Professional Correspondence. Ouzo. pug. hire been treating Mb' dlnn.r r, twenty flee veal; and bate derived note mat.quetain from the use et the Macrae... arm Man from WI other foras of mild ieutay cosoliinocl - mattmuaynn Mum, num k7rtah.-1 hare canhtheltatonum- Ynnrs, is my puttee aria -tory Annizv elects—so much to that I noccu XOT tut FATIPZILO TO magma ntrum - r TIMM." • • .• • .• . "NtnDcsneir. Yt. Aug.' i 16te9.,—/ believe the Ifirecruar 'mita tw4l tri the manner and my Dr. ehrinthlll heed them, *ILL cruz !,,trlar11011." Surrotsanomurn, VA :tom Iq 155).—1 leki• prericribed the , IV in several eases, and ,zon deligh4d•uitir its ell.ql4lt anantel.teMnd.waarta," • .00rra.L. 0. July 5, la'a.-1 ate uti,l In al; sheet tarty bottles. and in but one Inetancr s have tlwy In benefit the ine, tteut, and that thee a hope on one twfure i apt d. / have had iercal cues' Or up by ateadlts pttyettnna win, ant. NOW ZNJuTzs. ta.rwraIATIVLIA . 64,01, 11.1.111, and IXLVin rank abt. Tux oixertnata of pule/H.l.y dbeine. have 0..1 the IttucrAes In 'my tarn awe. eeia &rifled lueettai 'Au re, gaoled as normces by V ito phys and Menda and Mt by-terySfli under the • old treatment.' &a, now ably to ride, In attending an Me sick, ;a essay nabs. tanbark d Adny, assay abet pinoctran In do, county." • • - • • Itoomen Fars. fl. T. Aug. - ba. 15:4.-1 have only ante. thin Miming, to nay, that I have loon aatunif•Afd in tatnwing art tread VA-eta of the il. e...w.. , , Thu maien.nts In your pamphlet ore not at allizapperated."' Eanver. Kannart Todnll.4 - Ang. InVIMA-4 ban been Was your IIYP*onlPhd!olot1 ped N. 1 446, Otani nelPerieneede Qat inzywygraispulron. , lllent..Akwaty sno dad a occult and bleedin of the Imp, aloe much bole. ..1114 ta:4 Arecered ibelwein tatlecl of Clarehllrs Remedy fur Corunniptlon. • • • In one woven , Iresualli . _ a Mike 'Nil De lay 1 - Corscaristutin_any ewe of the DifmaajbouLf atfat im mediately*, We et th e Dar or mine .ut , Lir a era Soo, -V. utemarris Gear - ma Parraaet !fur tie amok' .t - rar), to extra largo bottle. if -elmateitir te ; to the roatamarea rozzAT il gan; er c ej a.. , . on; .4 la ?mated ma Dr. ChltraPPs Work o*Cliiiminption, compqa Relwrtimeli acthelmpeafaiadeiny of Medicine. tut; fi ot.JDafaa a wad Leta" Locum:WA Toe relfita a Clretdatt ett beet OA reit* of TlV n ek , am r s - low. • itseweekeeeeittieltie eemiau. g. _ seattem to recta to De. gharey73 . 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Jane ist, f 899. - • w.#ofing 4 pm) n 41:Nits 4 t'll6litebig " • ‘ h" f i F gitio.atrVl:rtiverrient 'of Ilammrintrin ..tb CANCELPIiOrkg 5*4 6( 11 i 411.1011 WORD AS - FAIL. I - A marsztrais I NEM -,.... ~...."7 : a .. ri i , , i ,, ,. _,..,,,,,,,,, - 1. 4rl I t t fflitM 1/2i,2?1,4,244..„,_., . e:, ~, ;.,,, . 4.::: . Nt ..4 .... ..s ... r t e ...j .t . 1 if . .: t A r ..P ? ..,..0:; , ` zW ' ".,. ' z '''' 4 4 ) f ria 4 . 1 ,17 ' -,-; ".. ,--- , '' ~.4.4r..... r • , s -..., - .., -; ~,, ~. ~ -. 1,4„ • , i t lik i.,1 . i . r : I s s. i:k fat e , ' ' <.,. ... 10: ' t 1 ' ~ ..., : e ' .. %.,....,e.x.. 44 : _ _...: ~...„...,...%,-,...:„.....,.. ;e7'4; e , HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT:, • t'lltrfillmilt TO TB SICK. TIIE , firm hosliital burgeon's and medical pnb, ot:Etiritcpec, adiny, the nnparalleied anti:intlammatiirY and healing pfoPertjes of this Ointment; inveintfints sinctiorats hie in their naval and military ger-flees ana the unitises in, this country and throughivat`tse world repost; the. utmost confidence in its coralive propertleg. It penetrates the sources of inflatnmation- And corruption which underlies the, eitethal evir denCes of disease, nod neutralize \ the fiery eld= meats which feed and exasperate the malady. Brmatztatialn,-Serofnla, Erysipelas. These are among the most• terrible and nip.: nizing . diseines of the - muscles,. the fleshy fibre' and the skin; yet in their worst forms,and when seemingly incurable, they iftcariably disappaar undera pdraaering appliCation pf thli - seething; healing. antidote to pain and inflamMalitm. 4 . Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Stiff .TAntri..- In all cases of Salt Rheum, where medical ivy. tent, hfliotle, and every receipt of the Pharmaeg para have proved Useless, tho Ointment will ac- enmpliah a therongli ctrfe. FeVer Sores herg quickly under its . influence. and Re relating,ef feet upon contracted sinews is truly wattle:frit. ;Discharginglfleers. A most remarkable anChauPY clump 18 4 4'6 t dtited in the appearance of malignant ulcorm-at feta fthrupptiMitiOns of this Oinineet.. The rotindling rddnett vaniAeric and gittnnles of of healthy flesh begin to take the place of the discharged matter. This proet.as goes on more'. or le-s rapidly, until tiie orifice iefuled up iritif sound Material. nod the nicer radically cured: . A Word to Mothers. • The yoring are the most frequent 'offers froni external injuries.. and therefore every .ninther should bar?. this healing preparation constantly at hand. it is an - absolute specifle for cord breasts, and quickly removes the encrusted sorest - w hich sometimes disflgetfe the heid:s.add fateC - of children. Significant real. • „ This Ointment is univer.aliv wme, on board titt;:. Atlantic and Pacific whaling fleet as u.dtir?t foi scOrlortje affections and na the j•est possible remedy for wounds and bruises. Lute sur,pliee oe it -have recently been ordered by-the Suited of 'Pokey for h'espital purposes. Both the Oinimeni and Pins should . be used the folhatioa leases: Bunions; • Chapped Handsl, Sei , Burns. Men-Uri/1i Eruptions, Sore Lev; Rhedeuatisnd, So;e sreaslN . 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