$OO,Ol. REWARD, 2.
AN AWAY from the subscriber; on the 6th
13
%Ansi, William Sheehr, ao indentdred wren,
tic,: to the farming businems. AU - persons are
torbiatieu to harbor him; or trust him on my
aCebUnt, THOMAS MEHAN.
Forest Lake, Nov. 7th. 18,59 -308
s.
4 Ll7olloi. and itotuutt Bartels, suitable
for Cider and 51e4-o,il Ba‘irels ter soap,
—L'Oods'BOXIII, etc. will be sold at auction in
the street, oil - Monday, Nov. .21 st, 18.59, at 12 o
(it being the first day of Nov. court.)
Mat will keep full as weli in rultE. liquor bars
rek as in new barrels; and those few persons
who think differently are in error.
• ABEL TURRELL,
Nov. 10th. 1259.-2 w,
NEW GOODS.
rrt.TE, sule.cribers - have this day returned from
N, w York with" a large :ddition to their
sleek of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FAN
CY GOODS; our. prlichases - being made ex
clusively for CASIT, we are enabled to offer our
_ customers great bargains. We take great pains
in seleotieg spelt Goods as the market requires
and will sell them at, prices that cannot fail to
- "Le satisfactory, EVANS•dt ALLEN,
No. 2 Odd Fellows Hall
Binghamton, November sth, 185,9.
AIiT'ITCHES-1e large stock of gold and it
''ver Watches of the best makers, toan3cr . 4
them of our own. importation. at prices trot h
lower than have ever been sold in town—War
ranted good time keepers. E. & A.
—Also, AVlnett Cimirs, a filet rate assortment
et GOLD Fob; Vest, and Guird Chains..
TAR RitiffS and Breast Pins—a beautiful va
riety. in intim double and single, consisting
of Pearl,. Jet. Cameo, Lava,Coral, Ftortntine.
'Mosaic. Brilliant,.Enaniel, and all Gold, various
patterns tno paces: -
VINGER. Rings , —Diamond, Opal, Pearl; En:
amyl, Jot, Mid all GOLD, a great tariety
from $4O down.
LLOCK ETS—a very fine assortment, GOLD
and Male& I, 9, .4, a nd 6 faces.
QiILVER Ware"—a large stock of sterJ:ngsil
, vet. ware, consisting of spoons; forks, ladles
cop>, cake, ph'. ire cream, 'Jotter; 4 fruit. knives,
etnidren4zcits, napkin rings, card cases etc. .
13 LATED Ware—Castors, cake baskets card
1. receivers. tea: setts, ice pitchers; sugar bas
kets, ea t cellars, forks, spoons, toast racks, gob-
I et s. etc.
ID axsi:ETs.:=- - i'suli supply, of every style,—
XI . :•( , tne very Lich patterns.
,
-
CLOCHS—Eight day, and thirty hour clocks.
[ a great variety, warninted. '
not - 9 . EVANS & ALLEN.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY
CL; SSICAt .AND 110HILIL SCHOOL,
• .At Montrose, Pa., for 1359•
F IIE Trusteesare hartpy to announce to the
public that the next term of this popular
institution %ill begin on WEDNESDAY; NO
ldth. ISSP, under theeharge of
i'rof. 111.1111 RY, BRODIIEAD, B. it..
a graduate of yak College, who has consented
to remain. It f's now probable that there will
I .‘c' neinti rruptit n of the regular Sessions of the
katituti.m. The trustees respectfully rein,
the patrons of the school, and others, to the fol
lowing testimonials from the President and
Profe;sors nfl:a)e Collek.4: to the present pros
perity of the fich on I ; and lo the highly comp-
Invntary resolutions passed by the students.
'commendatory of tho successful administration
of Prof.'B, and expressing their gratification at
the prospect of a continuation of his valuable
labors.. -
TESTIMONIALS.'
YALE COLLEGE, Juno 24,1859.--
Mr. Marry Tirodhear',. a clamber of the class
laly graduated .it .1(aIe College, tas held
a li:f4l, nk in the class as - a scholar. So far as
I am .argia'sited will' it, hia moral character, and
habits, gie.itref)roat hable.
riIEODORE D. WootsEr.President.
Mr; H. gis-bdnerl, who belongs•to the gradu.
atinzr_ Class of fis9 has shown himself du
i rinobe two years of his ,connection with the
co/tee. a capable and successful scholar. Shed
he apply- Krnself to the work of instrnctlon, 1
have rio doubt of his ability to justify (hw yonfi
'dence and satisry the expectations .or any who
mar avail themselves oi - his services. •-•
Jas. fFADLET, Prot. of Greek.-
Brodhead of the class of 1859, in Yale.
sebolai; and has a superior
mind. I have little doubt he will make an eifi,
elitrit and mier.esoful teaeher,andcan tezommend.
hint with great confidence that he will not dis
appoint ti patrons. NOAH POHTER.
_Prof. of Philosophy and Metaphysics.
Mr. H. Ilr>r;dhead has just. finished his course
of colb.uisto education and iecieved the de
7,ree of 'Bachelor of Arts at the auroral com
mencement: As he proposes to be engaged for
a tittle in the business of teach ing,he ischeerfully
recommended by the undersigned 23 a person
well qual.fied by Ills scholarship and attainments,
be his ehristiiiu characler and deportment to he
successful in the inatinetiori . and go•rersonent of
a • THOSes A. TRACE*,
Prof.. of Lain.
Studenta may here be prepared - for mica`
in an advaneed rlase in any of our Colleges, and
attentippwol be paid, as hePetofore,
to the vlioro_ r ,to4l preparatiorror ALL wno DEPHRR
SO BEcisME TEACHERS, IS THE NORMAL DEPARt•
RENT. •
-SpeciAl ins . truction in the latter Department
will Jie during the ensuing-term.
The Text: Books heretofore used Will be eon.
tinned inahe SehooL .
LeetMies on subjects of geoeral interest will
be delivered during the
Price 'of Tuition per -Term' of Elervi!
Weletis; - . . j $6:00
Primary Department, - - - - - - 3,50
In English Branches-and Latin or Greek, 9,00
Latin and Greek, each, .- - - •- SA_O
Instrumental and Vocal Music will be given
i(desired., -
There vacation of ten days, begin
• fling Decentlier.24th ; the term to consist of 11
weeks.
_- •
Students wishing to proenrn rooms in board
sin be a,•cummndated by writing to J. 3t. Ly t
ons, Fsu ; laid those wishing to.,board itiem
selfes can: obtain stoves sad furnitiire from
Snyre — Brothera, .on reasonable Lerma.
Price uf.boatd averages from-$12,00; to $2,50 per
Hun. WU...JESSUP, PreaideliL -
flon, C.F. READ, Secretary.
Not:ember 2d, 1859.-10w-6m. . •
PREPARE FOR WINTE'L
•
THErecent d.wld weather warns ds that Win
-1 ter will soon be upha us, and:all should
be properly prepared for it.
• •
JOEIIII GIAOVEIik the Tailor,
de irrr evi•rybk . iy,to remrtubeii that, he is ra
wer,. ready to - do all work in:his live, in a satis
factory mutter:
crers,NG Do%Eros the It EALIGIT
bfuntroge Oct. 256.1859.-1 m : '.;
cDeclittcpril_
A L1,per.r.0.3 are esattliined against pnrchas•
in; a iiidu.rnent Note'sim3d by trio . iitoo3l
the first of 'fitnrch,lBs9;in favor of Alfred Mc-
Keehi, or bearer. for 434 due in six - montha.
Ai I have received no value for Raid ootej shall
not p . .
ap the same tinless ebropelled by law.
. • JOSEPH STEIGER...
Jewmp. Oct.
= GOLD' MOUNTED OH. PORTRAIT'
OF uIR. EVERETT.-1/ -faithful and apen,
rate ph - DIN/roc:46e pietitre - of this , gentle
.:„ man, is now ready for delivery: - It is beautifully
. exectiteri-in nit.o colont, with'vrppinupriate emb
. Isms of Montt! Vernon in orgoldvirsibewlue bor
der. 'stippled after the matiodi.of Senefidder's
Clobaof frorris to 100 enlicit.d, and Ihrira%
ded * Kama as the Ws«hington PoitriaP:onli
dollar for each pietnro'ririirred.
2' p) DEvraxalx 14::
n.t. , South-Third Streit, PhLts.delpetih.
THE GENESEE FARMER.
kEsiablished in 1831. f
Eltraordinary
_ .
THE GENESEE FARMER now admitted
1 to be the cheapest agricultural paper pub
lished in America. It is believed to have a lar
ger hiratilation • thaa any similar josreal in the
World. But there are thousands of farmers who
do not take this or any similar paper.- To reach
this large etas*, although *le • Farmer is now
cheaper than the- cheapest, we have determined
to make it cheaper still. •
TO ALL WHO SUBSCRIBE NOW,
Or before the 'first of December, we will send
the Geneiee Farmer for !E6°, and the remain.
ing two months of this year (November and
December), for fifty cents. In other words, we
will send the remaining numbers of this years.,
A PRESENT to new SUBSCRIBERS.
Send the fifty eta. in three-cent postage stamps,
at our risk; or get ; one of your naighbora to
join with'you, and s end &dolls? bill.
Published for 2.9 years, in the very heart of
the .• Genesee coantry," with hundreds of the
best farmers and fruit.growers; in every State,
as correspondents, the Genesee Farmer contains
information of great Value. • It is the
" FARMER'S OWN PAPER,"
And :no effort is spared to make worthy of their
WHEAT CULTURE receives special atten
tion. Every subject connected with the farmer's
vocation is discussed. Management and breed
ing of stock, cultivation of grain sod grass,
Cent:houses, buildings, fences, underdraining,
plowing. sowing, harvesting, threshing, market
ing. dairy management, and every operation-on
the farm or garden, receive attention.
Pull and Reliable Reports of the Markets,
In NCIW York, - Bostoo, Philadelphia, Rochester,
Buffalo, Toronto, Chicago, Cincinnati, Liverpool,
and London, are riven each month, prepared
capresaly for the Parma by a gentleman of
great experience, intelligenee„ and sagacity. -
. DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
Ladies, too, write for the Genesee Earmer,and
furnish hundreds of well-tried and valuable re.
ceipte. We designio wake the Telltale for 1860
decidedly the best of the series.
.0.280,00, -
In Cash Premiums will be paid fur the greatest
number of subscribers sent in before the lftth
of January.,
.rigents Wonted in Every Town.
Specimen collies and show.bills -adot gratis to
ailleho desire to act as agents.
TWE:I7I"-ONE CASH PRIZES,
Besides liberal specific premiums. and, in clubs
of eight, a,pEr cent premium to each anbszriber.
WO TV is the Thne to Subscribe
Pear in tnind, all who subscribe now will ge
the last two months this year for nothing.
Only 60 cents a year. Address
nolo 81j ' JqSEPH HARRIS.
Put)iii.ber and Proprietor; Rorhe%ter. N. Y.
STOVES! STOVES!
AT 111 k r IDUCED PRICES!
131a11.1 = 1.1 " 7 " 1 "
I ' just receiving A large stock of NEW idioms
including a ful) assortment of
Cooking, Parlor. Office, and Shop Stores,
for Wood or Coal.
Also, Store Pipe, Zinc-, Stove Tube*,
.4rf.e.
His assortment will include the most select and
desirable stores in market, Ind will be sold - at
Redtieril Prices for Cash or Prompt Pay.
• New3litford, N nremker
.GOAL
OF the best . quality ever offered..inthia or
any - other market.
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL LAMPS,
embracing the latest improvements: Alan. the
heOt qualities of CAM PHENE. and BURNING
FLUID. LAMP 1 111., and LAMPS, in which to
bnrn them. CANDF.ES and atieka, and every
thing-necssory for Ligfita, . for solo at the ca,.
riot More of - A BEL TURREf..L,-
..
noel • Montrose.
Register's Notice. '
NNOTICE is hereby giciro to all personsma
corned in the fol!owlau estate**, vie
Estate or... Elias Steenback late of Gibson, Mary
M. Sternbeek adm'a•
Estate of Orin' Leste) late of Forest,, Lake, 0.
Mott, Jr., tatter.
Estate of Abraham Taft iste.of Harford, Charles
Tingley advt.
Estate of Calebifiller late of Jessup, Milton
r Hunter rider.
Estate of Nathan Shipman late of Middletown,
Frederick Taggart eieer.
Final account. of Peter IL Van/100ton, guardian
of Mary R.W. Vanhouton.
That the accountants have settled their apinunts
in the Register's Office in s and for the county of
Sumtehanna. and that the same wilt be presen
ted to the Judges of the Orpharut' Court of said
county on, Friday the aecond -day of December;
18b9,40r confirmation' and allowance.
CHARLES NEALE, Register.
Register's Office. Montrose.• Nov. Ist.4w•
HEAD Of NAVIGATION
FULL OF.
NEW GOODS,
NEW ALL WOOL
•
• - DE LAINS,
• NEW DE L.AINS not all woo
BLACK SILKS.
Rirndxome MRRRIMACK PRINTS,
SAXONY. .
LINSEY.
•. • and VILLA PLAIDS,
- ClArl.72,tfti%
WINUR SHAWLS,
, CHENILLE SCARFS,
HOODS, ,
COMFORTERS.
• - HOOPED SKIRTS
SPIRTS,
CRAVATS and COLLARS.
More GLOVES ma I:IOSLERY . ;
a anew 011 4 .9 of
Burnett's COCOAINEJor the hair.
alio, Dalrymple's MOUTH WA.SH,
the. best thiriiler„the Teeth and Gores known.
-Aed bests otother GOODS..-no time to
mention. All will be sold CHEAP for the
Pt.°o"Et °CSII.I'V
• by H. (~ TYLER.
11REPU BURNING FaXID and Cod
Fish . .—Pleasa don't ask to get trusted,
but, bring along your Buttes, regx, DriedAp
plei, rte., and get Hie worth of your motey.
Tobacco by the pound 10 eta.
_ H. C. - TYLER.
Montrose. Oct. - 27 h,.1859. , • , .
TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF SUS-
QUERANNA_COVNTYi GSSITMG :
net atiire lessfiroiiivery./Ueier.
mew,Kodl Jogiee. el the reside
tit the Static of f'etiosylvtitits. ' .
rrtHE suilersigned has,the,gensintV 1104 of
1. tbiS State for The sale of 1: Glidden's-rem
Docket for Justices °fibs Peace, lontaining ab
breviated forms fiir entering actions, boar civil
and criminal, sad, all - subsequent prieeedings
therein -- ; also. bills for Justices Constables' and
,
W.lloPsates' Fees;.helot a comptp_tel. guilif ,:to
situ , Juitices, antliaving siuseb labor andtistle to
'Fe
both new and ord. : weds is big*lls
icao
seettded by Rom 6, - ;Chaim, D.. Wilmot, Was,
Jeisup. U..iturrowe. , .F. Al 4-1. H Weiler,
end ay_ riearlY allele Attorneys of the citunty ;
Th'a Attorneys in their testimonials sly that a
`strict_ economy, hying nothing ol . the great con.
venience of the 'wark, win.' ih our .i.04 140 °4 is"-
dnee every Justice in the eounty to p111:04110- the
book its soon se it la exainined by tham." . . ''•
:it is substantially botilid , and cOntains sits
quiris of good paper, pied is told at the unifiant
price of .Is 6. Call and 'see it sttbe Montrose
Book Store. Orders .by mail from any rah of
tewoostaty Write; eaclosieg thscastupromptly
asserted Stk. rilberetf; swot bs.esneissa, , cuse
directed. -- . ". . • 4-1141144,Aitk
Montrose, oet. 3d, '59.5,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
ITV N. I BUM STORES
o f
euttenbtrg, Itosenbaunt,
Montrose, &Dula Depot,Pa.
HE undersigned hiveprovided themselves
T
with s ,
SPLENDID . ASSORTMENT
PAU AND WINTER GOODS
which they boset'of being tho
HANDSOMEST AND CHEAPEST
a this section of country.
They ciao flatter themseives that they have
he best facilities of obtaining
boobs PA from qt Darket,
and are determined not to be undersold by any
firm this aide of N. Y. City. In regard to
READY MADE CLOTHING
we wotild say that being in this butanes largely at
24 Dey Street, New York City
we can offer the public bargains not surpassed by
any retail Acalern in this section, as we can sell
here at retail prices as cheap as those who go
to New York and purchase_ at wholesale and
then bring them here and . hvae to make n profit
over that whieh they have already paid them.
'selves. Call and. see us and we will prove
the facts. -
Outtinbtrg, - Mostntaum, i 7
Montrose, Pa., Ottoher 27th, 18/59.
NOTICE.
B. F. TEWXSBURY, County Supt.,
will deliver the
SECOND LECITITEE'
before the " Dni. ci Jltne &NADI." and "LIT
ERARY ASEOCIATION, n in ACADEMY HALL, on
Tireetwr eeEattco. Nov. Isth,
B M. STONE. Sc.e of Lit: Association.
HORSES FOR SALE
Al7C'TelcolV.
WILL be otTered for rale, on the promises of
the subicriber, on Saturday, Nov - ember
12th, 1859 at 10 o'clock, a m., six Horses:
One Mare, 8 years old,
One•Mare,'4 years old,
Two Colts. 2 years old,
Ono Colt, 1 year old,
One Colt, six months old.
TERRIS :—Crwfiit of one year, with interest
and approved security,
JAMES O'BRIEN.
Bridgewater. Oct. 1.5the1859.—.9w.
Executors' Notice-
WHEREAS,Letters of Administration hare
been granted to the subscribers on the
estate of Moses Stopard. Into of the township 2tf
Forest Lake, ckvcasetl, all pitrsocs indebted to
the said estate are requested to make itninediate
payment, also all persons having just demands
against the same will plisse present them duly
authenticated for settlement to the subscribers.
WM. HARVEY.
Executors.
JABEZ WIGIITMAN,
Oct. 21st. 1859. •
SHERIFF'S SALES.
P virtue of sundry writs tanned by the
B
Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna
county, and to me' directed, I will expose to
isle, by public vendee, at the Court House, in
Montroseam Saturday,the 19th day nf,November,
1859, at one o'clock, p. m., the following de
scribed piece or parcel of .land, to wit:
ALL that, piece or pared of land eituato in
the township of New'Milfordi county of Sus
quehanna. and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to wit ; beginning at
a peat, in the Cocheeton and Great blend turn
pike roali; thence by lands sold to Park W.
Avery, snob 44 1-2 deg. west; 90 5-10ths per
ches to stones, the'east corner of lot No. 33 on
the map or re-survey of Drinker's land, made
by. Jason „Torrey; thence by said lot 45 1-2
deg. west, 173 perches to a pest and stones, the
north corner of said lot, thence by land sold to
Alexander Shirley north, 44 1-2 deg. east,7s 1.2
perches to a.p2st in the middte of said road: and
thence.ahng the middle of said ,
road to the place
of beginning; containing 75 acres and
perches, with the appertenanees„ one barn and
about sixty acres improved, late the gents of
Charles Tingley, Executor of 'sumer Mott,
deceased, and Leis Mott, widow. [Taken in ex
ecution at the suit of John to the use
of Sarah Mott vs. Charles Tingley, Executor of
ithemer• Mott. deceased, and Lois Mott, widow
and devisee.]
ALSO—AII that - certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the township of Lenox, county
of Susquettstotta." and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to wit: it
being known as let No. 316 on Drinker's map
of Tunkhannock track c -rbeginning at a 'stove
heap, the north of land hereby conveyed—it
being the east corner of lot No. 316, and west
corner of lot No. 314: thence by the sonthwest
line of the last mentioned lot, south 45 deg. 30
min- east, 150 percher to a fink on. the line of
William Ilartle'y's land; thence along said
Hartley's linesouth 44 deg. 30 min. west, 127
perches to a hemlock; thence by the Collins
lands north 46 - deg. west, r5O perches to a stone
heap, the south corner of lot No. 316; and thence
along the southeast line of the said last men-
Ahmed lot north 44 deg. 30 min. east, 128 1.4
perches to the place of beginning, containing
119 acres and 36 perches, be the same more or
less, with the appurtenance*, one framed house,
two barns, one orchard, and about 60 acres im
proved. [Taken in execution at the snit
_or C.
S.l t lohneton vs. John Millard.] . -
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the township of Great Bend,in
Susq'a Co., Pa., bounded and described en
follows, to wit: on the north by lauds of E.
dr B,llawkins, east by land, in the possession
dair and Jerome Thomas, south
by land now or late bf Gilbertjlawkina, and
west by land of -- Drakw , consainintabout
85 sores, .more or leis, together with the app
urtenances. a house, a small bun, some fruit
trees, and about 45 acres improved.—Taken
in execution at the, suit of C.S. Smarten to the.
use a Stillwell ti; Brown, vs. 'Washington
Purobasers--wil-1 in .111 eases be reqaired to
pay, on the day of sale, an amount sufficient
to cover the costeof s■lo, otherwise, the proper.
ty will be re-sold forthwith. - -
Oct,
Sheriffs Office, Mclat roge, Oct, 26th, 1669.—te
HOW RD A3BOCIATLON ,
PHILADELPHIA.
' - -
.4:Benevolent inktitution established by wt .
--tied Endowment. for the Mil of the Birk
' jinAH,,thitemad, offliaedz.m :14
4:Epidermic, -Inman., and .especially for Ms
Of" Di,lefises the - 50.44 OrSqui.
EPIC AI,ADVIE given frith, by the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by lOW,
With a, desenption of their:oanditigo, (two. (loco.
1 11 16 0 14 habits of life. &o) and in trice, of ex
treme poverty.thedicines thrniahed Pei Of charge.
' Valisatle Reporti on Sperrivato'gticei,..4 olh -
sr papaws ofthe basal Organs; sent
to the af
flicted In seated' letter.envelopes. free of charge.
Address, rir.l.Bkfllio NOngbton;AnOnfthlat
gtirin, Iftlewrd A.ssocistioe.T.Po• &lab 9th-sk.
Pe: Ay order of tkeiDirectoM: tiltad
THE EY
, -
I F
you want eou r i Arabrotype, litelainotype or
I Photograph taken Cheapt Great reduction in
the pike of.
AMBROTYPES.
The stabscriber will tukelarge 43 sire for 81,00
The $. sin 1 . 4. W - - - - .b 0
The 40 centlsire for . .„.
(rtrr ur IN GOOD CMS.)
PHOTOGRAPHS, 4-4 else, . 83,00
For each duplicate, . . 1,00 -
,Pictures liken to be sent in letters without
ndditionnt postage. Haling_ a large Side . and
Ski... Light combined, we can take good Pictures
in nil kinds of 'weather.
For Itoomenver AbbotesShoe Store, oppo
site the
• UANI OF 16111611-4.31T0N.
Par INSTRUCTIONS given in the Art.
A. B. TUBBS
Bilighntriton'. Oct. 12th. 1859
N. o.—No children under 5 years old taken
for less than 50 cents; and no p . cent Pictures
taken while there are ;customers ireiting for
those of higher prim.
Teachers' re*aminationa.
MFAIT-INGS for. tho examituttion of those
who desire to teach in the public schools
of this county, will be held in the different town.
ships as follows: .
Brooklyn, Nov. 5, Centre, 9a. m.
Lathrop, 0 • • '7, Hillsdale, 9a. m,
L en „ , " 8. *BOll S. IL, 9a. m.
Gibson, " 9, Union Hill, 10 a. tu.
Jackson, " 10, No. 2, 10 a. m.
New 'llford, " 11, Graded S. 8.. 10 a. in.
Franklin, " 12, South S. H., 10 a. tn.
Montrose & /
" 14, Montrose,
Bridgewater,
Disaock, " 15, Public S. IL, 10 a:m.
Springville, . " 16, Public S. H., 10. a. m.
Auburn. 0 17, Lowe 5.41.. 10 a. m.
Rush, , " 18, GrangeNS.H.,lo a. in.
Jemsup. : . " 14, Bolles S. H., 10 a. m
Forma Lake & 21, Towne $.-11., 10 st, m.
Chapman,
Middletown, &t. Dahhein s. IL in a. tr.
Priendaritle,
A polleon, ;111, Little Metl., 10 a. m
Cneetmut, " *24. Clark's S. IL, 10 a. m
“ • 25, Brackney, 10 a. In
” ;26, Brno{Wale. 10 a. m
m
the riuer,
Lako,
Liberty,
Great Bond,
Oakland. & 29, Lanesbom' 10 a. in.
Harmony,
Thompson, " 30, Centre, - to a. In.
Ararat- Dee. I. Church, 10 a. tn.
Herrick, " 2, Uniondale, 10 a. m
Clifford & „ 3, City,
Deeded; j
It is.dmiirable that all teachers ho examined
in the towaship..l where they expect to teach.
The examination will an usuel.be the written and
oral methods combined. Each applicant should
be supplied with at lesst Iwo shits of faols.cap
paper, and pen and ink.
All should be puttelnul,r—nope admitted to
the class after the examinstion commence..
- B. F. TEWKSBURY, Co. Supt.
Brooklyn. Oct. 1714; 1859.
slield at this house by riluost of School Ronrct
RYE AND OATS
WANTED!
V highest market price will bull aid by the
1 subscriber, in
CASH,
for' any tinaaity of Rye and Oats deliver
ed at the Montruse Depot.
M.ll. 11. 'KEELER..
Montrose. Depot. Oct. 19th, 185.17-4 w
THE NEW ERA
NEW FALL-AND-WINTER GOODS
AT GREAT BARGAINS!
Ready' Pay and Sumll Prafipi.
HBUR EFT has now in Store and is
• mak inv.- largo additiontt to his Stock of
FALL AND WINTEIL GOODS, to which ho
would tnvite the attention of rnourr Pavan BUY-
Etta, embracing the most (Irritable varieties of
LA DIGS' DRESS GOODS,
In New Styles of Rich Fall Prints and Plaids;
in DeLsim4, Dural Plaids, Plain and Phtirl Meri
nos, Mohair Cloths, pinghatns, and Silks; Broche,
CAshmere, Silk, and Wool Shan.; Rich
Ritthons,'POrmeb+, and Flowers. Net Mods, La.
dies' Cloilvt, Broad Cloths, Cassitneres,
With a full asi.orttuent of
Staple and Fancy Goode;
ns usual, including
Groceries, CrOckcry, :Hardware;
Stoves,.iron, Steel, Nulls,
Halm mud Caps, .
Roots and Sliois. Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloths,
Painted Wi:idow ;Shades, Wall Paper, Clocks.
Drugs s (his, Paints. Full; lo Robes.,
- The entire 5t0,31( being hove, and bou,ght fur
CASH. Will giVC a superior opportunity for choice
selections, and wilrbe sold for READY-PAY 10
to 25 per cent: below regular prices. An ex
amination of the STocti will be found pcntitable
to those who u ish to buy. -
-N. B —Flout end Salt eonidantly on-band.
New Milford, October, 1859.
l ox \ OLD DOLT: REATRIS BOOR OP TRAVELS
kLand great discoveries of the Japanese
and knit India 3ledieines, with MI directions fur
the certain -cure of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarth,coughs,coldsastipna, fevers:heart diseas4,
scrofula. cancer,dysperfaia, firer complaint,Krarel
and urinary depdsits. female complaints, dta".": -_
Illustrated with hundreds of. certificates ofeurea
and engravings. For the purpose of rescuing as
many abffering follow•beings as possible from a
premature death, be cent to any part of
the continent for 23 cents, by DR..HEAT if,
oesoyyl 641- Broadway, New York City.
Sold by A. Turroll, Montrose; Hayden Bros.
New Milord ;.C. I'. Mathews Scranton.
E STR AY.
Li:APED from' the pasture of Stephen
Hazletonin Dittmek township on Sunday
evening Oct. 2d, 1859, a D.trk Bay HORSE: of
good size. with smalhetsr in the forcheakrather
rough built, and from 'l2 to 15 years old, with
something of an enlargement of the left fore
leg near the ankle j• Mt.
Any person having any knowledge where
said Horse may be found will confer a favor by
informing the owner trnmediately by letter, or
otht rwise, and all reasonable chsreee will Ale,
paid. " EZEKIEL lIEDELL.•.
New Milford, Oet. sth, 1855.-3 w.,
Auditor's Notico.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign;
ed, an Auditor appointed by the Orpans'
Court of Suaquebanna county to make tirstrihn
tirrn, of the funds remaining in the hands of
Charles Tingley. Adniinistrator bf the estate of
Ezekiel Barites, late of Oilman, deceased, to the
heirs and legal representatives,,Will attend to
tbu dntieS of his appointment at his office iii
Montruse . on Friday, the 18th day'rif November
next, at 2 o'clockip. m.. at whit:it time and placer
all persons in.terested in said fund will present
their elsitim or be. forever debarred from , eom
incin uflo.maajd ran 4. J. - .TURRELL
ion Pa., . Oet 1862: , —ew:
-
Auditor's Notice.
.1 1 1 J OTTC hereby Orion that the under.
J. I signed, on Atitiitar appointed by the Port
of Common Pleas, Of \Savo/Irina* county to
make di,oribution - ..0f the, prgiede eriaing from
the Shatifri iatte of reit estate lqtwor4ylveater
.14 . ;Imson oi"Ctlfruiil; will attend 10 the duties of
said ippninimunt at the - calla 'Of ItentlUy 41,
Fitch, in tfaittreel on 'Friday,' the 12th day of
hievember next, at 2 o'clock, p. •t-which
time ;and.. . place all pelNollll intereited iv - said
fungi still grasant their claims or be forevar dd.
barred from noteingitunpon-waid fund,
•. _ .
bfontins - p,c'e't 213`th P • ,
r'iILAPE-GBOWEftS .rniv cern* tirir ba.
%.11 stow most-sueetleofhlit%af-flinhOontiia.
11Glitt- MOR1114111!
Blueing Yield; Lidep.Oll;Cendies.
Aloe -White iiked.ZO F ,Pi k ipti, Linseed Oil,
Raisins, Coffee,ete, te v iota opened and going
cheap. - •• . J. LYONS & SQN.
SPI,ENDID Da Lairrae , Gingii . we;Prio4i, and
eheetings, just op. ned, chov. L
31Examsla.;
MIELODEONy, Guitars, Violin', Fitee, Sheet
:,mattiq i on hind or foriiiihed to Oder.
3: LYONS do SON
ABEL TURRELL
HAS just returned from selecting and pur
chasing, and is now receiving one of the
largest and best assortments of
FOODS,
ever offered In this market. The quality of
nearly every thing good; and all warranted as
represented. Terms,. ready cash and low prices.
Some general Idert of the stock may be formed
from the following enumeration:
DBMS, NEDICIIII3,
Chord eals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes;
Window Mau, Dye Stuffs, Groceries. Limps,
Glass Ware, Crockery, Mirrors, Clocks, Wall Pl*,
Window Paper, Window Oil Shades, Fancy Goods,
Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Perfumery,
Stone Ware, Brooms, Bnishes,Whips,
Umbrellas, Bird Cages, Pocket
ltnives, Guns, Pistols;
Ammunition, Liquors,Trusses,
Supporters, Port-monzuties, Shoulder .
Braces, Spectacles, Silver and Plated Spoons.
Forks, to., Gold Pens, Stationery, Violin, guitar,
Bus Viol Strings, Bows, So., Poieelain Teeth, Lith
ographs, Artist's Tabs Paints, Brushes, Sc.,
and all the popular Patent Medicines.
Also some. Dry Goods, Wooden,
' 'Raid &Japanned Ware,
Fluid and Oil CUB, Caniphene,
Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Turpentine,
Lamp, Tanner's, Nest Foot,Lerd,Olive,
Boiled and Raw Linseed, and Coal OILS, White
Lead, Zinc, and all kinds of Colored Paints, Vine.
ire, Canary Seed, and other things too
numerous to mention.
As it is impracticable to give More than a gen
eral outline of my stock through the Newspapers,
every one wishing goods is invited to call and
examine. Customers on entering the
...Store
must not expect to find every thing in bight: but
nearly every article wanted will be produce 3
by inquiry. Thankful for the liberal patronage
hitherto received, I hope to mint and receive a
largeinerease of the same.
Montrn:e, Oct. ABEL TITRREIL
, p
COMMERCIAL ALLEGE.
LOCATED LIVER TILE SUSQUEHANNA VALLET
BINGHAMTON .N. Y.
Rooms open for:lnstruction frorn'9 it. m. to 9:30
p. m.
tAcuvrr:
D. W. LOWELI., Principal, Professor of the
-.Science of Accounts, Practical AccoUntant.
A nth orof I(l:veil's Treaties upon Dook.K.
Diagrams illustrating the Mine. -
Jens McCA BE, Assistent Professor in the Bunk•
ittiepin Department.
A. J: WARNER, Professor of Practical and OE
nstmeutal Penmanship, Coinmervial Calen!a-
Lions and Correspondence.
LECTIURERS:
lion. Daniel S. D:ckirsen, Lecturer on Commer
eiat Law and Political Economy.
11 on. Ransom Ralcom, Lecturer on Contracts
Protnii.sory• Notes :tnd - Bilk of •Exclisnme,
Rev Dr. E. Andrew, Lecturer on Cowl:turd:l
Ethics.
EX !MING CO:11:171ITTECt
lion. Sherman D. ['helps, %Vitt. It. Osborn, Esq ,
. -Trot.), R. MOrga.ll.,
The objet or thim 0,11, g e is to aftlird all
an opportunity of libtaining a thorough Dusiness
Edue.ition.
The &mks and F',.rtns are carefully arranged
by practical accountants expressly ter this In
stitution and etukracu all the recent icaproso
meta:
The course -of instruction comprises every
depa - rtmerit of business. The -learner Will be
thoroughly taught the science and practice of
Double Entry Book-Keeping as applied to th e
following kinds of business, viz: General Mer
chandising, Manufacturing, Banking, COMMiel.
eion, 'Steamboating, Railroading, Forwarding,
Freighting, Foreign Shipping. &e. .
'Lars 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 tiormitted to progress as
rapidly as his enterprise and- ability will per
run, and 14 hen through, perfect and complete,
will receive a Diploma which will enable him
to review at pleasure. ,
'l'ime to complete the course, from- gis to
TweiVe weeks. No vaeatio'ns. Board $2.50-per
week.
TERMS:
For Book•Keopine, toil arconntant's course,
ine:uding Practical Penmanship, Commetrial
Computations and Diploma, (Time untimit
ed,)
635 00
Same course. fur Ladies; (neparatu apart.
meat) 20 00
Penmanship-and Arithmetic, • - to to
Teachers' course in Penmati,hip, Practi-
enl.and Ornamental, . - • •30 00
Twelve lesson* in Practical Penman, - 200
Occusional classes will be formed in
Plionegrapy. For lull particulars send fyi
eine*.
11111IEDIATELY A
V few more active and enterprising young
men can find immediate employment by which
they .can make from 600 to 1.000 dollars a
year, to act as agents for seieral.new and popu
lar works just published exclusively for agents,
and not for sale in book stores. Wu have a
great number of agents employed, many of
whom are Making frow lb to 10 dollars. per
week.
Those wlshine to entKne in this pleasant and
profitable business wilt, for pirtient.irs.;ete., ad•
C. 1. DERBY & Co.,
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers,
Oct.. 19,1859—w3.] Sandusky City, Ohio.
DOCK BININNIG.-0141 Rooks, Newspapers,
Pamphlets, Magazines, etc.., bound upon
short notice, 1. L. & EON.
t./r A Book ibr Everybody.' .sitz
STARTLING .DISCLOSORES-1 •
Pit. TELLNIt'S great
work for the married
contemplating mar.
—COO pages full of
Plates,
rice 25 mints—bent to all
rte ender seal, by mail.
IST. ?AI D.' SOAK/cop=
sold the paid,year. The
tle. ma rried,and the mar
happy. A Lecture on
a partner; a complete
stales hundreds of as. 1
°afore pu is4—warranted to be
worth three times the'ammint Biked for it: - Witte
in specie or lionise... stamp.. WWI timed; will secure
a oopy-by return mail. =Address
_ . - J. I'ELLER, Of. D.'
. . No. 5 Beaverat Albany, Y.
fAr De.Vicesuts' Fauar,s Pna.a. at a boa.
w i t h f u ll directions. Married ladies allould not.
use them..--Stiit by -" •
In ell easel of nervous mid spinal iffectitori,pain
in the Web - end limbs, fatigue on slight exertion,
.palpitation of heart. hysterics and whitie, these
pi Ile stilt erect a afire when all other means bare
Mei:land al tho'a powerful remedy, do not con
tain I roil, antjmony, oranathin ff fill
Wale, cou,titutiolk - 4ddreso RA. TELLER.
as Meisel - febrigy.
V i e " C iArCOOOl,O
• THE WELL KNOWN
AMBROTYPIST,
Wfl.L BE AT
1101101 V .,..
From the 15th of Oetiiber, - , to lb . . 15th of No.
vember: persona wishing correct Pictures
of themselves pod friends will not have a better
opportnoity of obtaining them.' 'Having made
ovef.
, 1500 PICTURES
Hera i n the pilit Summer, is flat.
teritig,ividence that my efforts to please a, gen
erouq publie are, duly appreciated. • .
AMBROTYPES-in good cases. 50 CENTS,
on Pliftea.forsending in letters, 25 CENTS.
N. B. Fll *ark warranted- , to ! .!ive sittilfac.
Lion. , . P. D. WOOD.
Springsl4le. Oct. 18th, 1859.
NEW' YORK STORE!
N. .51, TOM STREET,
ADJOINING THE IitNIC OF BINGHAHTON.
H. Kg I ,I I O II RAT, Agent.
Tins SPACIP US end ELEGANT store is
now open with an entire new stock of
*WU 7,0004 A,
which for extent, richness ilnd variety; far sur
pass anything ever offered in the Southein Tier.
OUR CLOTS. DEPARTMENT
abounds with everyskind Cassimeres,
Satinets, Vestings, Overc .t tin 4s, Tweeds, Ken
lucky Jeans, etc. etc, ete4 from the nicest to the'
cheapest. n the line of .
lIDIES' D.RESI GOODS
we have the largest and mo,t 'elegant stock of
RICII BEA
ever exhibited in this market.
Plain and Printed all-Wool Preach Merinos, from
62c, up.
Rich Chintz Figured, and all-Wool De;eines.
Rich India Silks and Poplins.
.250 pieces French and 'English
NeW & Seasonable Dress Goods
Of every known Style and Fabric.
Good doable fold ParainettaS,',at only 18c.
Plain Merinos; lazony plaids and - Stripes, 20c.
Moulin De Laines, 10c!
English Prints worth 12 andlsc for 100
Good. dark Zladder Prints at6o.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS !
of every dr.vription.f.otntthe cheapest Rob Roy
to the meet elegant double Broehe,theeper than
e%er knewn. CLOAIFLS,
it rt.(41.11.1,5,1
10i1E %TT 11 it tA,
adios' iClcb - th
of every color uud quality, , Aitti trialmiop to
match. -
HOUSE KEEVING_ GOODS,
• EVERY VARIFTY.
EIMS.A.DaMLIEEL
100 piers white and ecartet, plain and twilled
Wool Flamels, retailing for less, than New York
package price.
no M3O riC°I I CSI
of all kind, by the bale, piece, 01: yard. !Slouched
.and Breen mitevt irgs. cents.
Cr-MOTZ
.4f every description, h,th «I , resale and retail
d with everything in the line at
I•New 'Pork wtes
udale price.s.
From the fait that one of the. Proprietors
spends his whole time in New Yuri: City, secu
ring and forwarding the - •
BEST BARGAINS
the market - a - frord..., peret.:l,ers t• - 'n rely upon al.
terms finding ow r stock full and assortment cum.
plots. Alf Goods bought for this establishmeni
nre in e..r.nretion t. nL a large Wholosala {louse
in New York, from 'the Importerm.Mannfieturers
Agents, utt.i
g the Johhery pr. ht, e,hieh our.
eu.votters hare.
• From . the fncilitire ce (t•wst•ttal we know tha
we can abd will s•fi nil kindit of Dry Goods lea.
than not other how,. in :his Haien. We I.ae(
the ability, and we war.ntiat3,
Peuniylvauja Customers
On extuninatig,n,.thnt Ave have the disposition
Mr; I T L .3 III 4c..
THE " NEW YORK STORE,"
AT NO. si, COURT STREET
111ING - IllitllTOli,
ser293m), 11. k.. MURICAIir. agent
DR. CHURCHILL REMEDY
CONSUMPTION:
VITIIIICIEIESTER'9
0131417112. PREPARATIOS OP TOO
HYPOPHOSPHITES
sT OF LIME AND OF SODA,
Wu SkAtic
6.1,*&, tioitd.a t
S'ApKtia,
all
The sumo of this NEW REMEDY (dLoosered ,by
Chordilll. of Pasha is otcatzdaAtor it the mod SINBOUNpED
POPULARITY throughout' Europe end the Villud &atm it
Is a rutty SCIILNTIFIC PREPARATION, and - acts with
LNITABLIIBLE EFFICACY In all stave of Polownary and
?Woos Middles. Tie , !Kw/op/kV/tiles incieuse the Prin.
eipl. "dada constitutes nercosi foroo, sod ere do mod
'movie! blood oeneratMo Goods known.
The Cure of Consumption,
In the MA= and man craws (at a putrid eau equently, whets
there do be no uncertainty as to the nature of the dlerma.) met
be obtalmed, IN ALL CALM by the treitereet, elmet when
the mdalaii Won of the lama le of half entlldent to produce
death. Cure , le the ruler Death lee elided=
This. Rvare bye not only, a dram cad, but wlll.ll used
erbevever there Wats a sae idon of the Illathae. PRE:MVP ITS
DEVELOPMENT, and thus ad IS • TRZBIlt•AIV11 went
mast* TO caSeciiessl. :Mr La ve,mmer eln Von wiz of
dew le maize-Poi
Professional Correspondence.
OoLirdene Olsen. soe. L 183.—1 have been lidded tell
&ream for teredyilvo yam, sad have derived more satisfaction
(Max the weed' livrormannvea Mae -freer all other
forme a/medication cornfriced."
Itidonadia. Male, Ally. A tfer9,—l have used the llvrovecia
ranee In my practice wile eery AtiPair effects—tec mach ah
that I Irma, dm es wronsa Teammate wander rural."
"Mmoleriewe.. dad, 9, 1969.-1 betide the klinroveite
ratty used In the manner aid way Dr. Churchill used them,
leue pna mormstrnow." .
"Sidetanneress. Awl. IA have armaihd tpe •
De b`a gn t ri ke ""al Den doghbd tStk
" Weei. O. Jell I. have used In all shunt forty
bottles, and an tort one Instance bare they failed In benefit the pa.
h at, red that warn bohemia one bride I tray veiled. NOS
had several Noce given by adenti 9byaluans who MIS
sow
a re MaratATIVILY 0001) a LTV. and moire MOW
aaa 1111 arleiToaa af puldwato dame. / bane ireed the
Timmy In my on cow, with decided inseam it was en.
railed se sardine by Overdoes and Mende and even by myrelf.
under the 'old treathiett; lam Unla able to ride, Is. atleadiagua
the eld, se essay mike, whom In a ay. ea say other ptlyl.
loZtbe county."
Homes Pima N. T. Aug. it have Gulf time. QM
month* to sky, that bare been we/lonised/ in vernoweina e
food awl. tbrentrorlownwse, The adescrette •Seel
dim Mei di elleneagorated.*
Edit*. WANOth aaR/To14), Ana 6. 1959.—1 bad Mee rev
preellypophosiddles of Ltmosod cods, and Aweeevyrerienced
*root iomeoteeseed froze term. i‘SWOMy wa
'like
6 1. 4
.
hacking coed and blooltrA thc loop, la Wardle meat
Oda bYlkieir
.Co.Tam,Pa.„ ,inly it 181.—T lathlthil tee; twelve bottle
Oldiehitea itetwery for Conevetedord • • • Iva.,
wetutio imams nr Wier 4/4e."
- , , Make Delay 1'
te Sity liege ei UM Theme *add mod for
eayW r athe am tee or Luau ass
• sed=fGseenee resevre".(b4 ample=
en ware Mese te ore, Mak
Clidr gild tempered NS
Dr. Chet/a6i1141 Woik cnitainialptles.
lioint - pitinifilitt gad e min toatto .. Iroportal Ando Yadkin',
V 1 .121110 of tunt Losers. Doetantato, PotLamle%
et *l* oglottilor. will Loma on tooelpt or TWILVA
FETWI - nd Woo. TOW Wait Vi 4 only
.O T .
maim In ward to De. cloutonl'a
CAVTION,./Aiquoled DnuaUlliriy_io Ea you othig
ntopustloos Oat Olde.• Do not GiiyAketo! my "Gatorm Pro ,
trumion" ban my/440. 1 M0 41PAAF°. • --• •
Morr.e...i all rrrpapatio.• einhathog tiiio•
vrafein 111011/ . • 'eV 'as*
nava mbry earrerme M Lowly to. ~
:ap411••• jOrgr.".W• 1 4. w.liknit is !1tP....r.0l M.
tW lotorsiatine ap.t issU riwsN "MI 1 1 4 9.1 45 .111
liaSaS pes!ettima spcio 100, . .
pimp.-Um Bid*. 0; three Itottlett St' • Cornentrated So
EY map i p r opatd. fr. Soya Wirrgoafe W AttailA4-14
Jae la too Lotted WOK Cortuno &dere OGlttni
MW .'by ebb prroarlar..-,Ammor, •
• J.ININCHESTER; '43, John St., N. Y.'
Fi r Said is MoDtsuie bv.
Sop. 15, 184 R: ABEL TUTIAELL,
W:GIFTS
4 , 0 nbbit
It the 6RWMAX, Ilia the ova ,
GIFT. EIiTEEPRISE t
Established by 6. O. EVANS,
1E1044
HEAD QUAETEitS rot ThE ;HTEU
STATES ar ris PUiIIISHING HOUSE or
G.. G. EVANSi
439 CHESTNUT-ST, PHlL4Pl f riite%, PA,
'No connection with New York Gift Book Stood
(CLIS‘ ‘ Mtn -
SINCE I Originated the Gift Book Enteipriaif
I have repeatedly called the attention of thet
public to my large stock of liberal offers, whiny_
they have always warmly responded to. I can
now, with more satisfaction (believer, call-atten
tion to my largely increased IndUtetnehtd.to
chaliers. Being, Vert heavily, efigaged Is futbfish,- -
etch slip iny u Wept' ott s for those of oibei
houses, and am ens led to procures!! .my books
at the original cost; and thnsl i can and do 50;11
the majority of the other houses engaged in till
Gift. Book trade, with their bunks, cheaper OW( •
they ,sin procure them from other publishers.
can also, by my heavy pureheses of Witehiat 4
Jewelry, for cash, furnish their' with their' Gifts
at lower rates than they can pity then' front tbil
manufacturers.
Having such an advantage in buying.! Ott iO 4
sure my customers *greet deal better 044 with'
their books than any other house,anticito girt DIA
agents a larger commission. A taliahje iftttl
d,livered with each Book at the ,time of sale.-;
Gifts worth 5100, at the lowest wholesale rates,
will be impartially dlstribotAd with every $lOOO
worth of Books sold.
Send for a catalooe, which will be,sent freb
to any address, containingtne, most ritual:de col.
tection of Standard' productions in Literattlrri -
Philosophy, History,Geography, Trattild i dnd all
the favorite, works of Fiction and Sciences, with
every other department of Literature, classified
as described below. Pend fur itfor ifyon don't ,
wish to order books, yott_wilLobtain a very val.
sable Book for reference, atilt contains all thd
desirable books in print, and costs you nothing.
•• Particular atterition.is requested to the list of
my nblications, which will be found in the lattef
part or my Ciaaaified Catalogue. it CO4taimpli
large number of demervedlv popthat works. by vs:
rious authors ; among, which are all Of T.. S. At=
.thues best Works, well kr:lo94l'as a mbral inetrtio4
• thee, and pleaalog author. G. E. EVANS,
_Philadelphia, Ps;
• A t . Striarg,ilollllol (AFT
$lOO, is .9'el/ with
worth from 50 cts. to
each BOOK sold;
CLASSIFICATION OF BOOKS.
Agricukural—This department embraces all '
standard works upon geneial Agriculture,
.'Cotton Planting, Flowers, Gardening, Fated'
Implements. Horses; Sheep, cattle. Beta, See:
Albums—Lsdiee Ca great vallety), 'Floral, Cap
Quarto, Royal Cap, Dewy 'Q,uarto, Auld.
grapK,Sce.
Annuals—A large and elegant aza, , 'Ortment.
Biht s—Asplcndidaseortmentofpoekit,pewand
family Bibles, in every style, from 81 tt.) eta
Prayer 11004—A cotitplete assertment, in taieri
furm and at all prices •
Hymn Books—As used by the different &nom.
inatitins.
Ebographicol—Works of Irving,lleadley,Weeme i ,
Sparks, Bancroft, an.o every other standard
author.
Botanical—By Comstock, Gray, Lincoln, Derby,
Wood, &c., Ste. _
Cookery—Receipt and Cook &An. by Mrs,
Hale, Leslie, Widditield, IttßerFie, Sze.
German—Standard German Literature.
Dictionaries—W(3st Fnglish. Fri'meh, Ger-
man, Spanish, Latin, Greek, Indian. &c.
Cyclopaios—All of the standard
Geographical—The letest Miti most improved
schools and o'lt,cr GeograpSies, 'slap s , and
Travelers' Guides. . -
.
Geol , go—The work!! of Hugti Miller, Harris,
liitehcock,.Lyell and othera.
Historicat—By Prescott, !ming, Bancroft, Rob
ertson,Hunie, Gibbons,Mscaulev, and others.
Hanzarous-F-Einbraces a world of fun. • -
Juresite—Every deticription of illustrated books •
for children. •
Law and *Medicine—The Standard works of
these professions,
Mechanical and &ienilfic—The most approved
works on Mechanics, Architetiture, and 'the
exact Sciences: t
Peetry--English nod. A tnerican. (*tat.° and lit
erary editions or the stall:ad. Poets ; pocket
and cabinet' editions—plain and illustrated,
hound in every style to suit the taste of all.
Works of Fictiondly Scott, Irving, Cooper,
Dickens, and alt the approved Writers. -
.Iliscalcm,eous—Our Miscellaneous Department
embraera every thing not ineluded in the above
elasaiScation, of an interesting and - instructive
diameter, that is in print Including
School and Ctassic.d.
Trarels (Ind Advil/urea.
Games. Sports and Pastimes: .
Religious, Biblical and 7'h±ological. -
Musicul and Wee Books.
Odd Fellowship and Freemasonry.,
SCHEDULE OF Of '
The Gifts consist of Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold Chains, Ladies' Splendid Mack and Plaid
Silk Bresses,Patterne,Parlor'r ime-pieces, Silver
plated were, costly sets of Cdme4s, Mosaic,
Florentine, Coral,.Garnet, I Turquois. and Laws
Jewelry, Gold Lockets, Pencils, :and Pena, La,
dies' Neck and Chatelaine Chains, Gents'. Be.
4em Studs and Sleeve Auttonsi Pocket-knives'',
Port-monnaies, arrd'
A THOUSAND VARIETIES OF GIFTS!
varying from 50 cents to 825
AGENTS WANTED EVEILYWa t triE.
To agente I can give more liberal inducements
than is afforded by any other house, - Imaddis
don to larger commissions, it is much easier to
pt. saber:46er% fortny enterprae than any other,
The peculiar advantages .are--
A larger mock, and better Catalogues to se%
lest from. •
A better assortment and Quality of GIFTS
More punctuality and coirectness in tilling
orders. - •
By acting as agents for me, Persons -
Within a valuablelabrary can procure ii
gratis.
Those seeking an easy method of earning a
livelihood CAN find It.
Any one desiring a good Watch,can obtain it.
For full partieufars, send for a Catalogue.
My largo capital, together; with my lung ex.
onrieneein the busin.•aa, and consequent far
wi'h till its dutailir, gives Ina MI all
moA incalculable itdvsntage over nil oth er parties,
All I oak is a trial. Send too an order, anti
von will be caw/it:teed that tilers:Os ntr opirera.
Lion.
- :
Du not forget to send for a C,atillytte,
And to address G. G. EVANS,' .
ORIGINAL GIFT' ENTERPRMA
439 ; CHEfSTr4l7t
• ;Pliiladelphia,Porma.
Persons viaiting the City, are requested to
call and examine for therrp.elviot,
AuditOrli Notice.
THE underninned will - nialte . dbitribatfon of
the proeeade•of Sherite sale of Lila Es
tate of John Tubbs, et hie office in bliOntinSe, on
Sat . arday, the Izltti day of Nerodiher next, at I
o'eloqlt, p. m, at wi.ich Omitted Mato all persons
interested Will present their claims or be forever
barred from awning is on *Ad fund.
FRANKIAN FRASER, Auditor.
Oat. 1.0th,•1850.-4w.
• Auditor's Notice.
.:
roils undersigned will make matribotin* of
; . 11: the pronceds of Shorift4 fleet En.
tats of P. 8. Brnneon, I.4ko.ktronsond Anna
Br'enenn, nt ~ t Tlee in Sin tense.
the nth &v. of Noremher nt o'clock.
which time and 0,6. ell rive.
rested will preecnt thtlr atime f o rev e r
b atte d f ro m onmirter in Pe 1 , 40 I ur.4.
FRAPFTICLIN FRASER, r.:idites.
Oot. 10th, ' •
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