!THE MONTROSE -DEMOCRAT.
TEE,, - 11:50 PER ANNUL IN ADVANCE
• A. T. GEitmirsoN, .. -
EDITOR, PUBLISHER,' AND PROPRIETOR.
OFFICE OPPOSITE TII4,POST-ctrii*
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DLUPOVRATIC 1V OM - NATION.
- FOR GONTERiTOR: .
HENRY D. SOSTE
OfWm
etorellihd ,
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Car ' We aq beginning to 'niake some
li i.tt.
impr• einenfa upon t e-. Detnoc r,4 , and
~ 1
expect to continue tnett Until our patrons
discover , that their substantial tIOISper.I
- is not only desired . 1-)tit: naaini*.o: -
I I
:lii
M - " After next weti4 iwe . shall ii on-a
tinue sending the Winger:it to . ol:Lich oft
our subscribers out of the county hare
•
failed to renew their snliscriiitionsijunle.ss .
they at least knoW that thefire iu
the land of the living.
•
.
'e27 — The Baker family gav:e . one their
excellent concerts in tli; plade oo3lon- .
day evening last. Bein well-knoWn here. -
they drew out a full house of our
loving citizens . ; which ;they ,i3.lways
;do, they su4 l in their oiei an d
deseri•ed pOptilarity.s,,
Will not the se um!' direeprs of
this comity turf} ant to 'll
man,' :t0 - take
part in the election of S..,tiperinteml4nt; on
the 7th? We
.trnstgluit the one 'elected
will .not only be thee - elioice of,a, Majority
of thosi.s present, but the: dirretors
in the County. Let noione stay.aii* be
cause, he - gets no pay foti attendane6 for.
im acceptance of the office cOnstitit:4s an
_obligation to attend ti to'all its dutie4 how,
ever undesirable triey*May.be. ,• • '
L, • •
We pitbll:Qh the j irst week pro,:
ceedings of the Chaile'ston .Coniention
this week, in as condensed form asimsii
ble, and 4.:rive an outline bf the busiitess.--
Most Of the time, as' usnitl,ig spent4o
kinespeeches-, some of are i . sretty
gassy; mid some of the hired retorters
seem to be at strife'in contradietiti and'
out-lying each other. • (.*r report btits re
liable as' We could makekmt.. We t,idvise
the public, to suspend their anxiettake
little notice of the oppoOtion.repo4and
await the result.
; • ,
On Monday, owing to . sonic di4agree
ment on the adoption ofia platforniicnine
or ten Southern States :are reportil to
have left the conventioni i. ; but it said
that the chairmen of the ileleationsivade
the announcements with Out titll authority,
to do so. It is reported'-that there: is a
prospect of two nominees, but we 44nnot
judge correctly of the Probability.Aom
the telegraphic reports'.. NO lballOting
for hayet bden had 4 We en
tertain no fears of a distro us resulti
CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS..
The farce - of appointing. CominittO•ts in
Congress to investigate ;various: matters,
and especially the use of f money. to cOntrol
.
elections, has been' almtit played otit_:; ? The
Covode and other Repiiblican ecmnii:ttees
meet. to take testimony in some Ocret
chamber, were honesi men, ori
, •
tempted to be injured atie not -permitted
to appear in self-defence. 'MOst Of the.
-f.''-evidence ; " 'it happensi, appea4
4 the New York paper a day Or tit!,l36-
fore.the-witnesS.is examined. Froriphis
./
it.;.appears that Corodei inakeg up Ovout
Sneh yarns as he wants and, then hunts
np some 'one who is willing Ito #t . his
name be used )::; the author.
.1 So r#as
using money is epncerned,•the . Republican.
committes have made some develops nts
which they wish to saY but little oi:int.
They . - found, what wasb'efore knoWnithat
about t , 3o,ooo'Were raised in New Fork,
in T 846, to be used to pay election ei..Pen-
Nes in Pennsylvania—tO buy docur4nts,
and diffuse correct inte)ligence and:doe
trines among the people; etc. This rtifncy
was traced into the hands of J. W,Por-.
try, and here the emitinittee suddenly,
dropped the . matter, Why was ibis?
Partly because Forney now - one:of)their
allies, and partly beeausir Forney-c4not
sh_ow, and dare not tell *-hat he did 4ith
the money! - We believe that TOitHey
4used host of it for . his own Purpose4-to
start la filibuster neh-sp4pOr, and •topget, I
;elected Clerk by. the Black Republicans.
'Why do they not. asl Forney
Whether that money was used foir , .cthe
Dem4mtic party; •and Avhether le it!-
mately or corruptly? !They dare
so to screen - tiiernsels .and their s all'}}
they .smother investigation. • What base
ness
nests! -
. .
But exposing Forney-is-not all, nor the
worst; for himself, and his 'party4that
"Covode, with his smelling committee - 11as
-
done. John Covode- has had the ttbdc
ciliable truth thrown.intolhis teeth .thai he
was -the agent to disburse *roo,oo'ci, for
Fremont in this State,in 1656 ! To what
honest use could so large a sum of money
be. applied? Let:Cove& tell what.' he
did with that, money—whether he uSedit_
all honestly (au improbability) or torflipt- .
ly, or whether he put it.irrhis own po4et.
Let them also ask. Tom. Ford what he did
with the 820,000 raised obit}.lt!Was
alleged that it . was usedte convineer
ta editors that 'it .Was to-their interest
to drop' Fillmore , and: stipport Fremont.
Certain 'it is that several changed front
very suddenly; and until Fordl tells how
he used fund, it willbe believed ':that
they were bribed.. 'Ford has . just been
elected House Printer under a bargain to
use half the proceeds forHeiublican party
, . .
purposes. . •
New if the Republieau s hav'the least
desire t•Q investigate, let theni e3ll on
these three .beantie - Forney,LCovede,
ancr,Ford. If they doritqt, the public
must believe that they are j)!rpetratil* a
farce for political effeet::, ,
.1. , . .
• • . REPUBLIC • MOB ILAW: •
The 'practical disnniim doistrine of .11e
pnblicanism becomes snore ftdly develop
ed:every day.-1- Resistance to law has now
become their characteristic.
The U. S. `Deputy" *Mud: arrested at
troy, last week,. a colored ';man named
Charlee Valle, - ttito wds afugitive front 8..
W. HainbOrongit, of lOulpepPer". cotm(y,‘
Virginia. He wae • britightbefore
Com Missioner Beach, and being dentifted,"
was l'em;tuded to owner.- -Judge
Gould issued a writ of habeas • corptts to .
bring the fOgitive,befOre him.,"..The ,irrit
was served, when • a crowd oPaliout"
d i onsand persons gathfred and took him
fronC,the --ofin!ers. " • The -.crowd .
,carrieJ. the fugitiy . e tO),he river; -he was
rowed ncrossond aftei• being- landed' was
again arrested by a l'ieet Tray constable. •
Another.crowd'interfel•ed, rescued the fu
gitive,sand carried hill off in -a "carriage.
Pistols were used, butt do one seriously
hurt. " •
Are not such. practi ,es a full .rendorse
. 'nem Of bite of the faMitlics'l declarations
that! the "Constitution is aii , agreement
with death, and a 'covenant hell? •
- WeNrins iterms.
, •
• ... , No' less than tWent4eyen Black
Republican members of (`ingress !limy
misretie3ent their - c4nstitaents, accor
ding to- the last . elect s ion.returns in their
districts. The members were elected in
1858; but since then a i refictiOn has set .. in,
and the partyjwhich ' hose them hat•i'be
,
onie a minority. ' , II . .. •
... Alen. CAss, noW in his, 78th year is
saidlo haVe never tasted any kind of intox
i
,
icatin , =. liquor:
4,..
1
. J.,eint. Wise of kite navy, son .of the
Governor- ofN'lrginia,l and kon-in-law of
Edward Everett,is a regular contributor
to Harpers Weekly=. 1 , •
..oAntursiustw, April 19.—A car
passed: through - on dui Pennsylvania"-Rail
road ditedt froniSt.Lonis for'; Philadelphia
Loh
is
produce., . .' .. ,• -
.The- sl.Very question Was' still tt
. ..„... . . .
der discussion• in the Methodist Episcopal
j .
conference, in session at .New-York, on
Sunday-last. • ;Rev. MM. Wakely said he
inn} been an anti-slax i ery man ever since
he kneiv what! slavery! was, but. when .he
saw that-the 'Course 54 . the 'anti-slavery
men ti=ps to rule or ruin; he felt constrain
ed to remove his - countenance from them.
.:-. =The recent Liebuse laW, 'passed in
the Legislature, refer4oiily to Philadelph
ia, and not to the whole State. •
the'reeent, duel bbtween.dov
-
ernor Bliss' and Dr. Stone, of Oregon, sik
. ,
hundred person's were present. At the
first fire Di. Stone fell to the ground, sup
posed to be Mortally - Wounded, the ball
of his opponent entering theleft thigh and
passim , ' through his entire body.
25.—John S:
Robinson, Chairman (tffhe Vermont deli
gat ion, tlied of apooleNv this tnorning.
Aptqi 26.—The Morn' ng
Heraldsoflive was attacked last night by
a dezen persons fr9l the neighboring
town of Dunmore, and the editor and his
men were ,severely handled. The dilficul
tv grew from the ex!posure Made by the
Iferald of a gambling house in Dunmore.
Theimob wanted to know the naine of the
author. and this information being tetbsed,
they aftackki the office.
..Hon. .!Heverly Clarke is the third
S. Minister to _Guatemala who% has died
there within:five years.
public sale of land, 2,00,000
acres, .tak . place in Kansas in -August
ana Sertentber;'and more than 4, 4330,000 .
acres in Nebraska, ht the month of Aug-.
list.
• ...The stun road locotuotire lately
invented at Hannilial,..3lo., hiss bad added
to its useful functions the power to drive
a ploW. The owiters have already been
engaged to "break up 2,000 acres of land
in'.lll.ac,Ori countr." •
. •
....The jail in - Stlytford, Canada West,
has been for se,me time, anti isStill, - without
a tenant. In five weeks it has not had an
oceupatit. ; ThiS remarkable decline in the
amount of crime is said to be due to the
indefatigable efforts on the part of the au.
•thorities for the suppression Oldie sale of
intexieating liquors.
.....D.truxo AND SITCESSFUL.
TY.—A mok daring,-and, as appears thus
profitable robbery, was perpetrated
:at the: Coitrt House on Monday night,
when the room ()tithe second floor, ocen
pied by City Colletor A. F. Q. Muller,.
was entered, the .sate opened, aitd i3;000
•ip currency, XSOO ifi gold; a trea,firy-ivar
' rant for $14,000, andother small warrants,
liesideS a - b Out $2,000 in checks
ab
stracted.
No ell( I has vet been obtained t o the
liarties; . but, it is scarcely to be doubted
that to some one faniiliar• with the buil
ding and the habits•of the office the rob
bery is , due'T -Yesterday morning Mr. Ho
gan, the janitor of the Court House, dis
covered
,the door- leading into The City
Collector's - oflice,open. Ire • entered the
room, and found also the door of the Col
lector'S safo standiugo l pen. The, city will
not be a lOger by the operation.—Chicago
Press, •
. • .API4tOPRIATE' .Arpomranyr.- , -Mrs.
Mary Chesnut, mother of the Senator l'rom
South Card:Jinn i has been appointed Vice
Regent of the Mount Vernon Association
. -,of the State.,She is 85 years of.age ' and
had *_ peirsonal acquaitance 'with Gen.
Washington: In the spring .of 1:789,
- Washington 'visited Trenton, and
.was re
ceived with the,„mostnthusiastic demon
litrations by the peopls., especially by the
itriumplial arch was.erected on
the bridge': over the ASsanpinck Creek, at
the entrance of 'which rig .young girls
strewed' flowers:•befcire him, and. sang
song of wnlcOnie.. One 'of these girls is
now 'Mrs. Chesnut. And she, who in the
dawn of life Sang the Song of triumphant
welconie, to "The HerO," now, in its - wane,
joins _those who are endeaVoring . to pay
the noblest tribute to that liero!s mem
' °D - • " •
Ones night :Miss Anne Logan sus
pected of burglary in Norwich;' Conn., es.
raped ion -the officer by plunging into
the - riVer, and swimming,. a quarter Ora
mile, but, ishe was arrested next morn-
Mg. ;•
A married man eloped 'with a neigh
'hors's Northville Min lived
'With her a month and then returned to
,
the boSom Of ,
his, family, and a coat of tar
and feathei.s, and a moonlight ride On a
rail; prepare'd for.him . by r ; the-shocked vil
k„gers. I ' .
:fir Thaddeus IlVatt is beginning
to tire Of jail life, as it, don't inake him so
much of a lion as he expected. • He wish.
es to knoir'hoW and -when he is ttrget out.
i Friday" - we'ek the enormous
quantity of 141,000 . hi/she's' Of corn were
.tatipped froth Chicago, and 91,0041 bushels
arrived there. : - - '
'• • • •There has bikn a - singular , coinci
deuce of fate attending the, statues of
Messrs Cilhoun, We,hster and Clay. kr.
Calhoun's Statue ordered for Charleston,
Was lost .a slipu4reck -offpire Island,
"but finally recovered Svith ari arm broken,
which I WSIS subsequeittlr replaCed by Mr.
Powers the sculptoril; The bronze statue
of Mt IWebster was, lest at sea, and never
recovered; but, a secofid waacast from the
same model; andirk now - in the State
House I yard at Bastin. The first.model.
forthel statuO of Mr. play lias also lost at
spa •The - e - oincidenc(i is certainly remark-.
able : - I •
'
...,t ...IA- Woman; in-', New Orleans, was
married. on the sili iitst t int, tki-her eighth
husband.. She has na4iTiedevery year since
1862;`and each year Ole . husband dies, to
'be shortly sticeeededpty anat,i*r, : .
, ......Fitosi tun RioiO, nAiting.We have
received the Brownstfille Flag' of the 17th.
Peace' has been completely . restored, and
the busy hunt :of industry succeeds to
, wlr's hind alarms.. *Cortinas, With his fam
ily and two . attendariis, are making their
I way westward:, Ctert Ottivki has -scut or
ders for•their arrest - 41, • - .'
• ....We see it Stattidin some of our ex
!
changes that by it.t*ent act of the Leg
islature, the fees of INstriet Aitorneys'm
this Commonwealth **Tit raised from,sita,
50 to *7,00' owe:000111 tried. .This is a
mistake. The , bill rOeri.ed to applies ex
clusively to the .eity teof .Philadtlphia, and
is' one of the many, eXamples•of the -partial
and; extravagant legisPition that_ diSgraced
the last 'session. • . >lj .
...NEW YOIEN, eityilhas voted to expend
. $30,000 to receive . thOapanese Embassy.
Boston will piobably spend about *10;00.
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A Free Bank .witlit:a capital of *50,000,
under the. provision of the new"law,- is to
be established at Clearfield. '-;;The - books
`were opened On Fridny last and• the whole
amoiit, of stock was 'taken during • the
,
oa%
_
A meeting of the pemocratie State Ex-,
eeutii-e Committee )01 be held at the
Merelmnts' Hotel, in itle City ofThiladel
phia,- on Thursday, May lath, 1860, at 3
'clock, p. in., at w 1411: time and place
the attendance of thelinembers is earnest
ly requested.
- FATAL .AccumsTs.4-George White,
Of Eufaula, Ala., was tecidenvillv shot and .
killed-by-Wm. G. I4brook, of
county,-Ga., at Oxford,Ga., last week. -
~ot.h,sYud,ents of ErnOry College there.
-
liOportaul NOtioisal Works,
Published by D. Appleton do Co ;346 and 348
Broadway, New York. j,The foll Owing works
are sent.to subscribers in'anY part of the coun
ty', (upon 'receipt of reta4 price,)-by mail or ex:
piess, prevaid . :
THE NEW AMERICAN •NCLOPEDIA:--A popu
lar Dictionary of GenerahKnowledge, edited 'by
Geo.. Ripley and.CharleslA . Drna, aided by a
numerous select corps otileriters in alt branches
of Sciences, Art, and Lit4rature. This work is
kin. published in about fifteen large octavo
volumes, each Containing, P5O two.columapages.
The first eight vc , luines are now ready, each con
taining near :'., 500 original Articles. An addi-
Aionai volume will be published once in , about
three months. Price in. tiloth,s3 ; sheep, $3,-'
50; half morroceo, $45 half Russia, $4,50
each. • . : •
The New American d'eleptedia is popular
withou,t la. ing - supeiticiiii, learned but not pe
dantie, comprehensive but sufficiently detailed,
free from personal pique and party prejudice,
fresh yet accurate. It 6;:t complete statement
of all that is known upon every important topic
-within the scope of human intelligence. Err
impOrtant article in* it [been qmtd.illy written
for its pages by men who are authorities' tpon
-the topics of which , theyispeak: They aro re
quired to bring the subject up to: the present
moment; td State just heti? it stands new. All
the statiNtieal information is from. the /West re.
pouts;. the geovraphical• ficionats keep,_ paee
a ith the latest •.xplurations; historical matter
include the freshest just views; the biographical
notices not only speak of ihe dead : but also of
the living. " It is a Illinaryl of itself.
A REIDGMF.NT OF Tor: DIsRAEEB OF CONGRESS:
Being a politicalllistory let: the United States,
ffoin the orenoization of the first Federal Con.
,gress• in 1119 to 18561 Udited and compiled
by Hon. Thomas H. Behten from the Official
Records of Congress. Ttia work will 'be com.
pinked in 15 royal octavo Volumes of 750 pages
each,,ll. of which are now ready. An additional
volume will be.publisheu once 'ill three months.
Cloth, 83; La Sheep, $3,50*;. Half Morocco,
$4; Hair Calf, 8,3.50 each:
THE. WAY .OF Pdoconitio. THE CIT . . MEDIA
on DEBATES.-. r Form a cluh - of four, and remit
the price of four
.books, and five copies will be
sent at the remitter's expetyle'Qf'tirria.e; or
for ten subStribers, eleven copies will ; be *lent
at our expense for carriage.
To AGENTS.—No other weeks will so I;4e-r
-ally reward the exertions of agent. ,An 'Agent
Wanted in this County. Terms Made known on
application to the Publisher.
Teachers' Exaniluations.,-.Tesehers
examinations will ba held in thedifferent town
ships; nt.9 o'clock. a. m., as follows.:
Choconut, May sth, Clark' 5., ;- Franklin,
Bth, South SchUolhouse; New Milford and Bo
rough, 9ik, Groied School Building:, liarford,
10th. yillage; .Gibson, 11th, Union Hill;, Jack
son, .12th, No: 2; Thoinson;Llth, Center; Ararat,
1501, Church Herrick, I6,tt, Uniondale; Clif.
ford and
..DOndaf, 17th, Can' .Lenox, 18th,
Glenwood &boo hhuse; Lathrop, 19th, Hills
dale Schoolhouse;; Brooklyn; 21st, Center
Sehoolhouse; Bridgewater and Montrose. 2 . 2 d,
Free SchnOlhotuse; Dimock, • 23d, Corners
Schoolhouse; Springville, 24th„ low School.
house; Auburn, 25th, Low Schoolhouse; Rush,
26th„ .Champion• Schoolhouse; Jessup, 28th,
Bolles Schoolhouse ; Forest Lake
,and Chap
mtn, 29th, Towne; Middletown and Friends
30th, Baldwin's Schoollthuse Apolacon,
31st, Graves Schoolhouse.
. .
It will be required of all teachers that have
errgair„ed schools (either positii=clT4' condition..
ally) that they fhal/ be examined in the town.
ship where such schools are located, nod-all not
having engaged u4lo°ls in- the township where
they reside. '
.
• taelo trucher,*ill please supply
.herrelf with
two or more shekts of foolscap paper, pen, and
ink. . .
The examination will be the written and oral
methodic combined: . •
All interested ire invited to attend.
' B. F.VEWILABURY, Co. Supt,
Brooklyn, April 1,0. 1860. . .
ikiiikltti it
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• • Rittlfall.4ll
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-Coughs and Colds, - Croup, Broimbitis; Asthma,
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' It attacks the root of disease, and makes the fell
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.
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• WILL POSITITYLT CM. ,
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' Iri our "Ercrybody'e Almaturc,7 publlebed annually, you
Mll .Dud ,teethnony kcal ronuneadetory notice/-from all
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a our agents.
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-
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nervous debility, sickness incident to females lu delicate.
health, and every - kind of weaknesCof the digestive organs.
Vor sale by Da: W. B. MOFFAT, :fl:5 Broadway, N.Y..and
by medicine dealers and druggists generailvi throllithout
tie country., ' aec.3 ly (me
Err The NmaleMmanization la often as frail astlist
of a tender flower: Many of the sex enter into marriage
relation* without being able to undergo the labors and tri
als of materpfty. In this country thousands of young and
.beautiful women are *4li-rifted every year from thisranso
alone. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TEIIS will save many of this chat from untimely graves.
This medicine has been used with great benefit by large
numbers of -people throughorit the republic. :tint the pro
prietors haye received
. grateful commendations from all
sections of the country. The BITTERS will be found to
be very pleasant to the taste, even as a beverngeprompt
and powerful in its effect as a medicine. It Infuses dew
vitality into )he frame, and strengthens the whole eyFrem
so that wothen who use are enabled to go through with
labors which would, - without IL be certain to prostrate
them: Sold in Montrose by . ABET. TURRELL. [my
DyspepSitt.- I Tlits is a very distressing complaint
and gives the patient more suffering than almost any other
disease; in fact, it Inn combination of many complaints
in one.' The symptoms are nit mesons. and are 'lithe na
ture of almost all other complaints,comblueds From this
fact arise the .very many eases where this disease is misr
taken for some other, and so improperly treated. Theist
minptoms—indigestion, natalener, loss ot appetite, heart
headache.- etc., if neglected; almost always awaken.
some dormant disease, and send the.nooreutlerer to a pre
mature grave: What yon moot first do - Is cleanse the blood
and regulate the bowels'; do this with the .. MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS," and you can hid defiance to dyspepsia..
Sold in Montrose by S. If, AAYIIE:t.t BRO. (my
•
.05 — The Mexican Mustnng Liniment:
Th-e ifuldung Liniment CUrea Illieumatiirn ; .
The .IThertaug Liniment Corm Stiff ;
The .)botany Lininieed Cure, liter Mid Wound";
TAe 'Mustang Liniment Creme &reef, Ulcer", Caked
Betetelß, Sure Nippla, Neuralgia, Cam and Warts.
WIT IS WOP:111 81,000,000 liglt ANNITICO'
To the United State+. as the preserver and . restrirer of val
uable Rm., and Cattle. It vitro:, all Sprains. Galds;and
Wounds, Stitt' Joints. etc. Did von ever hoar of any ordi
nary Sore, Swellinsz. Sprain or Maness, either on man or
beast, which the - Mustanz Liniment would not cure I
Did von ever visit any respectable Brut:lest in any part-of
the world—in Europe Arta or America—who did not say
"It was the . exeatest discovery of the' fuze 7' Sold eFery
where. .Eyery family should have it ;. three sizes..
rny3 3w] - BARNES & PARK. Proprietors, New-York.
seo thn Advertisement of Dort. Sattriird'xi Liver
Invigorator and Family Cathartic in another column.
Scholarships in {he Iron City, Binithamton, and
other Hrst-class Commercial tarnished at liberal
discounts froth usual - prices, by 3. J. GERRITSON.
Democratin etrib.—The' Swag.Mity Democratic
Club meetu ever: Monday evenitm at their rimm..over the
Stone of I. N. IMllard. in MOntroue. All are Invited to
atteutl. 31emberthip free. 'IL BREWSTEIt, Thwident: •
. _
iftAVIITA;B .
In Montrose. on the 'r.thnit.. by Rey.. J. C.. Boomer,
Rev. J. Q. A. Ttounnn, or Maryland, and Miss SARAH M.
: ROBINSON of Montroe.
atnnt. Z
- • -
'ln L34m,.0n-the nit, Lurr ANN; danzhter of,rastns
Knapp. Epq., aged 3...? per. [Reed too late for
Executors' Notice.
LT. personsindebted to the estate of:JOSEPB BEKBE
„ai deceased. are hereby required to Make immediate
payment, nnd those having claims against said estate to
present tent for settlement to 0. ti, BEEBE. )
Bridgewater, ;day tf,.18110-61. .SALLY BEEBE
1 SETTIBENT
FIIUOSE ()nu Patmns who have UNSETTLF,DAeconntA
i•tandlnAragainst them' on my Rooks. •are respectfully
invited to ea andiadjast the Same without delnv.
BROOM:VV. May 2,18604 it. A. CliAlll*:l2l.M..
• SIP ill,l et 4;1.0.4)0 % 1
Fors 141111 r, 1860 ,
AT'SUMMERSYILLE;
Tinform the citliens uf - tble
" cou . nly ll'iberi.r4re
that thgy a l'Pcd reno rn w il3 r ' eceiving , •
% WELL SELECTED . •
AND NEAT STOCK OF GOODS . !
.eipeclallv adapted to the retail trade of this vicinity, We
will make it our especial business to superintend supply
ing the %Yenta of those who may taverns with patronage,
and we Invite FA RMARS, Mr.CIIANICS, and th "rest
. of mankind." to call 01•1 UP. I . 6lilig•. confident that our large
, assortment will RING OUT.a w elcome to everybody who
are fond of making choler selections AT LOVI PRICES,
NO USE TO ENUMERATE GOODS! • ,
II suffice it to Fay the stars in the " rag trade" - oPother dap(
have paled their ineffectual tires before the brilliant army of •
stmseautble merchandise which In now tilling the shelves
of our Store. We have evroythtng to Fell, and et
. PR IC ES DOWN TO THE LOWEST'.
and only ask to show our GOods and tell boir.we Fell thCm
before you purchase elsewhere. Happy results., then, are
aure to follOw Never was there each grand combinittions,
viz.: the hearts of the old folks rondo : the hearts of
• "new beginners" Illled,Wlth joy, and the hearts of all the'
little ones tilled with delight, and eterybody made happy
during the Spring and Summer days by calling , at the
Int EITELTIff grlifit
Oar shelves are groaning 'under the.weight of all kinds of
all shades I -all cOlors! front the ccruldtuitue of an Italian
sunset to the drab et the 'laid quakef, and must be sold:
FE,OIIII, FLOUR —.
Choice Wanda always on hand
a large lot of Ready Made Clotldna, Hata &-
Cape, Boots and Shoes, No. 1 & •2 Mackerel, Codfish and
Herring., 'Crockery, etc., an cheap an can be had anywhere,
at retail- - -
With thin we close; giving all another cordial invitation
to call before they buy, compare prices, and nave money.
th'crwill pay the. highest price in trade for all kinds of
Produce. • YOUNG SMITH.
SUMMER.Svimg, Pa., Mar let, 1860.4 w
TART GOODS, Crockery, hard.
Groceries, Codfi4li; Meekerel,,White
FiA;,&e. Jost opened 'and'for sale by
DlOntrome. Apr. 24 ] J-.-LYONS .& SON.
F. D. WOOD, with his CAR, is 'Mee
more located on the GREEN, opposite to the ,
COURT DOUSE.' in MONTROSE, where he
will cheerfully. Wait upon all who. may favor
him with wean; - •
• Pictures •irrsood Cases, 50 rents. •• Liberal
deductions for Families. ; All l wark warranted
tint •fade. ' (Montrose, Dec. Ist. 1859.
Afflicted, Read.—yv .
CoMPOUND
SOLUTION for the PILES; is , warranted to
feet a cure in every ease, and in all'atages of the
disease, or the money will be refunded.. Full .
diretions ae.company..eaeh bottle. - • f .
Abel --Terrell, 4lontrosi';',T. J. Babeoek,Dimi
ock . ; 0. G. Hempstead, Brooklyn; and Dr. J.W.
Lynian,,Todkhaneock,.ageats. idea y
NEW GOO 81,
IT THE 11.'1. BRA NCH STORES
• .. i. - -
6uttellierg, Igestubaun, &Gr.,
ribiltrosp, & Susqia Depot, Pa
1 1HIlindersigned hails Folded themarlves
SPL'ENDID ASSORTMENT
OF
DALE AND WINTER GOODS
which they lioast of Wing the
HANDSOMEST AND CHEAPEST
in this section of country. • -
They nlito flatter . themselves that they have
the best titeilities of 'obtaining l •
•
•
fiobi frtsll from' , tide. 311irket,
And 'are . determined not to be undersold by any
firm this side or N. Y.. City. Id regdrd to
RUDY MADE CLOTHING
toe would say that being in this huminea largely at
• •
24 Bey Street ;New York City
we can offer thepublic bar,gains-hot surpassed by
any retail dealers in this section, as we can sell
here at • retail prices as cheap es • thime who go
to New York and 'purchase at wh -- elesale and:
then bring then here and have to make a profit
over that' which they have already paid them.
selves: Call and see US and - We will prove
the facts. - - • .
(Buittnbtrg, 'gostubaum,
Montrose, Pa., October 27th,t1859.
FARMERS, LOOK AT THIS!
BEACH's NEW PATENT
WHEEL NORSE' RAKE!
TOR RAKING HAY AND-GRAIN,. is pro
,noimeed by GOOD JUDGES - to be the
NEAREST-RIGHT of. ANYAN USE. Sci'ne
of the advantages of • this Rake , are 'that the
workman occupies a comfortable seat while
taking, instead of-haying to walk, and that - its
construction IS so:simple thatany part of it may
iksily'be taken :apart and put together dfrain.
Four bolts ate all the blicksmith work'required.
Partners, plea t e call and exantine for ydiirselyes.
Lumber will ho taken in pay fur Rakes if of the
right kind and fetched in time. None butthaie
ofdered will by made at present.
This Machine was invented by 'the subscriber
who resides 1 1-g miles North of Montrose, on
the Snake Creek Ron i.. • '
•LORENZO PEACH.
Altlnfrosei , Airil 24th, 1865.
----- rirri - ne - nearir - r - errnem speaking are
words in: a .gentle tone; and reply;
laugh ; soli, low
.ind delicious. It was
'laugh such as' a woman sometimes repa
a mates flatteries•with—therOyas nothil
ghostly in it; • . • •
'Hannibal is a fool muttered Throe
mouton. knpelrincr_t. the
Al TENTi ON,. CAVALRY !
rp HE HARFORD AND BROOKLYN CAV
ALRY nre he rehy_ notified to nieet at the
house of E. Barnum, in New Milford.On the Ist
Monday rehl or 'May. 1860, for Inspection. Pa
rade and Drill.. uniformed ns, the lax', directs.
,np26 C. C. I'IIAYER. Capt.:tin:
• _ •
NEW GOODS!
-
Lawsville Centre, Stuiq..?9.,,Pa.
..vir ALL Paper, Wlndnw PapFrsanBl,r4ers;
11' -a very large stork , this' day rer , aiYed, by
Aprll 17th. • it. KENYON:JR! , & CO.
bailbi,silis; nn and e.,bnoes: nui immense
variety, by . R. KE X YON. ift4 •IL CO.
- 17 4 VER Y style of Colvin Pant Geode:..fte.-this
I 'ay reed by R. KENi'ON,III! : & CO ; ,
• . ,
SILK, ITrocha. aoil Cishmt:re sha w ls. a large
stock, LOW. R. KENYON. & CO.-
: •
12BP-Is
'I.OBACCIS this day
, reeeived a nd
tot sale lower than elaewherein Su.qu a
county. & CO. ".
140UL RS
fur x r e A b L y E , l i t i . e .V b F o ll x S or itil 7 d .
tore and .
, _
LARDE Stock of FANCY 'Dry Goode for
by R. KENYON. fR & CO.
. ,
rill EA Setta , --Fiva Elegant Styles,:rnmplitte
-1 'from sto $5O, R. ICENYON,J4 7 & CO.
'. _laueville Centre, Pa., April; 1860. - •
A CEL7CC3.;
DR. 0. V. THAYER, of the
DINGU~MTON WATER-CURL,
1W - 1 1. L -be-at NEW MILFORD. on FRIDAY.
1 V April 27th, at Ro-num's Hotel.!Af t iO will
be, at SUSQUEHANNA on 'the FIF'PH of
.each month dating the Spring arid j Sumner.
at Nicole Hotel. "During eneh.visitation he will
give• Free LeCtures to the Ladies at 2 ;(telock, p
m upon.subjeetti of the first itnporlariee relative
to the special • diseases and hygiene of the - Sex,
revealing the causes of such maladies 'and those
mist prevalent and subtle violations . Of physio
logical •laWs h!ch result AO the prethattire de--
cline of- Ainerienn Women:
revalide will fitid it to their.advantage to give
him a call. • - . • • • . - ; . •
Binghamton' Walei Cure, April .10, 1R60: tr
Orphans' Cozut Sale.
Bl' virtue of an order duly issued out of the
Orphans' CCU rt. or Susquehanna county add
'to :no directed, will be exposbd to Public sale
at auction, on 2fondaY, the 14th day of May,
1800, at 1 o'Clock, p..m.,•at the Court House in
:Montrose, til t right, title, and interest of which
Andrew Rooney. late of the township of-Auburn
'in said county, deceased, had at the time of hiri
decease, in and to ALL that certain piece or lot
of lied situated-in said township of fku b u rn,-
boun itepts follows: On the east - by, lands of
John Tte'yliouis,on the north.cast by lands of the
said John itnd - of James Reynolds, on the-west
by lands of 'Wm Bennett, and On -the south by
lands tate the estate of Patrick Donlitvideceased i
with the appurtnances, containing abbot 52
acres, and having thereon a Tram s el house, a - loe
barn,some.fruit treestnd about . 4o acres cleared.
- Tertng of Payment made known at -time of
s3le.- ICATH A RINE, ArYA LT,If A LL,
npl7) 'Admix &e., Andiew'Robrick,
- • - C.21...rit.r,
To 'Merchants and. Dealers.
ITAKE this method-of informing' My many
. kind and generous. friends - and euaibmers
that ihavechanged my inierest in the . Hardaiskre
Business; in New York from the housh 'formerly
Mot, Thomas & 'lately I. taunt; at
215 Pearl street, to that of
MOONEY' CON ft; COMPANY;
,
23 Park' Row, opposite the Astor house,,
where I would most respretfulltineito old cirtd
new friends to eall i or send. their ordere, which
:will be - gratefelly:reeehied and proMpily filled.
bly address. will be ai'Montrose; Pa. until the
Ist of April.' mid from that date till June, care
of above House, or Lawrenee.-Griggs &
- bury 46 Coincandt street, N.. Y. City: •
nth*: • . TYLER. •
LADIES'- GAITERS
ANEW, LOT pia' operied.4-uoink !CHEAP
" for CASEL., _ J. LYONS 4 SON...
-GARDEN SEEDS& ONION.SETL"
3 erc TENED and for lisle by "
Hare :8.. • - J. LYONS di EON.
iscrma sorrow.,
• !
At GREAT BEND ; .PA
.irmilasTionLivill be opened forthe recep.
L' thin o Ladies And Gentlemen, on the 291.11
day (Wednesday), of February, 1860.
'fiesta 1h TurtfOr.
Primary.firsnehes per Qett. bf I/ weeks, $3.00
Common 6. 3,50
Common Mid Higher( d•
Higher En..oise, . 6,00
Leeson* on Piano, Mob
Use .of "- ' 4 ft • 9.00
Ornamentel, and' Citrd,
The Principal hate had much expecicece in
teaching in New Yeti: and Penn's for the Idst
ten years, irt Common, as well ais,Seltet,Otaded
or High Schools.. References given if requirr d
N. B —Board et the boarding hallj two doles
per week.l, Lights and washing extra. •
-
Payments to be mod,c qmirterly in advance.
mit y E. %V. ROGERS. Principal.
HORATIO .GARRATT,
,Dealer in! FLOUR. GRA 14V,..OROCER
, • lES. PROVISIONS. DYE.
• WOODS, Staple . DR (IQ S, -
N
WOODE pncl. STONE WARE ALL
KLNDS O . HOUSEKEEPING .
" ARTICLES et YANKEE -
NOTIONS .IN GENERAL.-=one doo r
North of :4rnum'; Hotel, New Milford, Pa,,.
WIIOI,D be pleased to see all his odd frient's
and many new ones at his NEW Store
fronting the DEPOT, where he is 'tirep:ired to
show thetri • such a 'stock of the above artie ea
,as New - Milford his loft stood in netl:of.
"Division of trade has as.many adfantages as
division of labor." . Any man confining. himself
Ito one ',Mnch of business; giving that branch
his whole Capital areattention can 'keep a better
assortment, boy cheaper and - SELL CHEAPER.
than if the; same means and time' wati; employed
in a.gerier4l trade. . If you dont think .!;o. call
on the sobscriVer and be convinced. The. sound
principle of,' -
•
SMALL PROFIT AND PROMPT PAYMENT ,
• •
will be strictly adhered to: Butter ; and . other
Produce farded to New York to' of the
-best comm ission houses in the City, rind prom pt
payments guAranteed. , • •4. -
•-
r HORATIO 'GARRATT.
'New lifilford, 'Soso. Co. Pa... A pril.lB6ll ty
TO ,THE SCHOOL . DIRECTORS
OF -Sl3, 5'11,10 9 /1.: COVNTI.
griII . ENTLE3IEN pursuance of the 43rd
section or the Act of Bthllay. 1854, yon
'are hereby, notified to meet in conception. at the
COURT HOUSE, in Ztiontrose. ofi 4 the FIRST
MONDAY in SIAY, A: D. 1860,
_it being the
SEVENTH day of the month, at ONE o'clock
in the afternoon:and select rica :nee; by a.ma,
joriiji . of the whole-nuinber of directors present,
one person of literaryand scientific acTiirercents,
and and expei4enee in the' art of teach:'
ing, as tounty Superintundent for the three
succeedin,tt years ; determine the. amount of
compensauoit for the antnr, and certify the re.
'suit to. thel State Superintendent;'ht Harrisburg,
as required by the 39th and 40th sections of the
said•aut. I B. P. TEWKSBURY,
County Superintendent :of Susica County.
Brovklyit, April 4th, 1860..6a,
DR., tfIURCRILL'S
- CURE! FOR CONSUMPTION,
HYPOPHOSPHITES, OF LIME 'AiIIrOF -SODA,
THAT!FATAL teourge Of the human race_
Conetimptioncan now be prirented.end
CpRED, wtth the same CERTAINTY OR any
other diseese. . The new Remedy discovered by
Pr.Churehiti- of Patis, has perforuitql more cures
of Confirdrd consumption in a single year.' had'
can be found in the reeorde of .Medietit History
in the putieentury t•
Rtail the following
~TestimontalB._
Cure of la case in !hell.2X ,Singe—lfynti,waot
facts, ,t can give them . abundantly, that the
pephosphities is the on)y. Remedy that ran cure
eorsumptiOn. Read what Dr: PoWars . Says :
J. 311ccOssrtit, E.q. r Dear sir; I am 'an Aln.
pathe, of thirty years practice, ill Western New
York. MY I ,firht trial - of - the DypophOsphites was
made a tear ago Dei•Mnber, with great success;
Miss E. C.. ized 25 years : This was truly a
hard one. Th'e.patient 'had been pronounced a
consumpti •e for six years precious to the begin - -
ning of the treatment. She evidehtle was in the
3d and Last stage toberclas in th'e 2cl 'stag
each 'Lung, ; several cavities in the Left Lobe.
showing Overnnu4 rates; a most incessant
emigh.; pdlseltne frequ'e'nt and weak to count.:
With' tliese Symptoms of confirmed l i hthh.is,
having no faith In any remedies I had ever tu.,
Pare used, I wrote to you and obtained 3 hottleS,
ot.the.Hyp t opho.Phites. On using one, her symp.
toms imphltved ; and during the use of the fifth
and sixth, Ishe was strong enough stn walk half
a mile. 'from than, -up to this week, wheal
saw her,:she has ben at work. . • •
This rerharkable care. I must in candtir;,-say,
Wall effect fry the I I veopuosPnrsts. •
".• 'GEORGE R. POWERS, M. D.
• Otos, Wyoming Go. ; N. Y., March 12 . , 1860.
•
STILL !410FiE REMARKABLE CURES ! -
. .
The following yter from an old physician in'
Chester Cti.. trust' satisfy all Who have' ever
dotibted the efficacy of this W - onderftil Remedy;
CHATHAM, 3d Month, 26111. IaGOZ:
.rifizsn J. WINCITEsTEn: * *. * Thirty-six
• persons* have obtained the medicine from me,
twelve of Which have been under my own care.
Five of th were, in thy opinion , and judg.
ment of; ether physicians, hopeless cases-of
Phthisis--irritable cough, copiou . s expectora:
lions of alperuleut character, night sweats and
emaeipation. These cases were from one to
three rears' standing. Au•eulation and percus
sion developed sounds; which, taken in connec'
ion with other 'symptoms, gave evidence of a
condition f l om Which I have never,in seventeen
yenni practice, semi a single ease recover by any
other treat tent. * *.. * Under the treat
ment of th i Ilypophoiiphites, all the bad syrnp
10the ceased; and they have' gained flesh and
strength, qid health—smite of them better than
they had enjoyed for seven years previously..
.
The (nth q cases undPr my care were in the
incipient s t ages, and'in them all symptoms and
traces ofth disease have disappeared. Oftho s p
who:were riot-under my care, I ha• o not 'heard
of a single patient at ho did not express hinrse't
benelitted by the use of the Remedy; although
in some )f them-the disease wag too .far ad:
vaneed to admit the possibility of recovery. ,
- I nresuene I ant as skeptical in medicines, or
Specifies, an must physicians; yet, fretn the ei-.
petience I have had in the use Dr. J. F..Churc;
hill's
who
'for Torloquulafici, I would sat:
to all who fi avtl. a tendency to that disease—Tak e
it; and th 4 sooner
.. the better, before there is
disorganization. * * *
;,. , 1- .W. W. TOWNSEND, 11:D.
---• •
'Mitch 'tees Getatainte II phophor-
folltifitit WITILPROMPTNESS AND
CIMVAINTY in every stir • of -CONSDM
TIHN,. and with inesriable elite:icy in all De .
rangeMlnts of the Ner6us and , Mood BvsteMe,
aenoral Heliiility„ • Dysoepsin, Asthma, Rickets,
Female ,C4mplaints, Npermaturrhea, in all dis
orders di pp} on imperfect or imperils/ 4m:
tritionqind in all casds of local or coust itutihnal
debility , "They increase: the nervous or vital
energy rough, check Night Sweats, and
`diminish ,Expectoration,. inprove- . the appetite,
arrest Diapira, promote refreshing sleep, and
create nett/ and Healthy-Blood. ►
ATAM.IRIAL IS A CERTAIN CURE!
„
.Pitics—ln 7 and 16 ounce bottles. $1 and Bp.
Do not confound this remedy with the Phos.
phatem or Chemii.al Pond. Beware of all . pro.
potations containing Iron,.the . use of which, in
ennsumptiOn, is pronounced highly dangernus
and orimln'itl by eminent medical stithoeity.
Send for iny new Circular, which gives the
only reliablO information in regard to Dr.Churth-,
Ps Treattnent. Inquire for and obit only.
Wtscur.sn's GENUINE Purrartanott; -and
which ma ybe had of all respectable Druggists '
and Wholesale and Retail at the sole General
Depot. In the United' &dem, by . •
L• J. WINCHESTER,
*WM f 43 John street,
'For a le by ABEL TUBBELL, Montrose.,
• •
-SHERIFFS SALES.
y o , r vi t t . i , tifu r o i • by Court
Countyr t ' l l i i r: n
and (a . mn directed, wiil:eipose tit; sile; bY
pubile 7er:due:di-the C mrt
un Siitor6y - May 5th."166(.0. tit one u'elciti.,p.m.,
the 1%,110 , ..viiii demtrilgia 'pieces or iisrcels - el
larKE.:to wit . •
ALL thareettsm piece or'raruti of ffati'd sit•
irate , thelownehip nt gyi le. ertutily and
Stat'e of Pa., treurided and a;"l*. ) ;i o wa,
to 'wit :on the north by Inti , l Ira 'raid
turnpike read, south
.G fa:i4 ;: , .4 - nierry - of
W m sAr . a wl west by land of. ilirkox f
ceetatnieg about Aliree-lourths 01 an ue..te be the
shtrie more or less with the appurtyn4eces, one: -
Tratnd dwelling il , lll 4e, imrtr, aad ail
ittipreved. --- Taken. in (•)cri. , titi.r.i atttte snit, of
John! batting. ,Vit. A. M. Scot t
•
ALSO-41 . H lbat et4tain Piece (0- iiaw, 4 l of latfd
Sitmite Co. Pa,
bounded as tOPOtt, 4. Cu wit: north
by the •public _ Glenwood
to Glenwo, i:fttt.. by the ro,d..lending
&Lin .tAtion nnrih; sionth by binds of
Nmoi welt by Jaf:d o} - Is,.ite Smith;
rontaiit4 , g about ha acres, be the - samb more or
wii h the app!irt. , ltllllVeS, ilionse.partly tog
aid Partly frame, a f-I•Mv• tarn, a tpripg„liouse,
a ern:till . orehltVd, and about .2S :1:r6,1
Taken in ki•eutionat tiovinit orGtow . Bros.
I's. Wm Chik.
NtiTICE rO Pufictiasr.fts---T9l);•evept raison;
dersatidin,riot..ee is hereLy given ilea pureha
.tierrt irs i;ale's trill I:le required!: to pay
the ritnuthit..bh! atz the Cale the ft
has heeotile- imperatively necc....,.ry - .0 ipl o pt this"
.rule, , andit will be sttictly ;,411:ored do,fexeept-in
caraes where the intretint.er e lien and
is entitle(l to the fund as pro - videll I,n the Ist
see : tion - 4 the Act of Assedilt!f. applOVed April
;10thi,18.46,, which is as follows :- - Whenecer
the Ourchamerra. of Feat estate atOrphdris' Court
Or Sheriff's fttle. shill appear from tile proper
reibrd to be entitled as a lien. Crecliti,r, to re-
eeive the m:httle or any portion (if fhtt prodetlis
icaid - sale; it shall tie•thi; duty of 111, s he r iff,
'administrator, executor or 'oli.cr persorr waking
snail Sale, to' receive the receiptof sue:ll piircha
ter dr Ourelk'scrra fet , ..the'atutithWl
t i!cli he or
thryl would appear, noun the.record rislaforsaid
to b 6 entitled to receive ; f i rok tiled Ifin't this sec.
tionlshall not be so eotstrued'aiqi; prevent the_
right .of said t 4 herilr, a"du,ini;oo:iitor, eN'een tor or
idher person to ifienand :,nd 7 , reeeivoat'
rn
the tiine of sale a su - Qualei.lit•to severall le
gart.toSig entitled tii ht• paid not thilproceOs
4 said sale; 'mid provided' further, rifiat below
any piti,:lta,e'r pue - Itte:,ers shall -reittqc the
bitnefit the -raertiom he or they steal! icrodUCC
to 010 Shoritr or oth'er person -so timliing said
sale,l n duly certified statement. from the prdper
revii da m ender the 'Land and-itiVicia!'st.!aj
s of the
prekr- effieer, shotying that he i , a leih creditor
entitled to j•etleird any Part of Vie, Prbeeeds of
the sale Afures3id."
• •
J()UN ITWNG, Sheriff.
ear," April 1 , 1, 48fiiute
- i - Adininistfators' Notice.
‘TOTicE fikvipg
',. - dotintt, a th, 4-4 t o Butter.
fivld; ! , f , ot'or;i ct-n, , tl. lifiat the
flilme In n the ittulerAiilno3, and
II inth•lit. ,•stuf,• rotits,:tiql to make
il l unc•diati; pip,ent. JuLt.t g,•'l Tref - 1E024.
mh2Gnt SS :C: adm'r4.
A STIFFLY OF: Wi.,1 1 1:4 . P - APER.
A. YHIETT, OF ST I ES.:
• • •
BORDERING, WINCOVV. PAPER &C., &C.
A NEW SU.PPLY,..itis.: t.,v441: r.,r 'sale
A
ch. ap.
Itlrou.se. I:ill,. s ;
In. - e , ria.c)o-V - inat, - • -
• :..torari 4 1`11.ILOR;
I:I) 'loom hi. , i , e;t•. , :0.1.•,,, pod the
7 • rt ! ,l OA, h t ..110(le are,)
1 li:Lt' he ha. , rf•li.;ll , ‘ d rootni
Dolt toiprozit
Keil' to do :di ;
_...Mootro•t% :I. J tfi
- -
MORE NEW.ARRANGEMENtS
- rcpf: 1 m;:). - •
R EAT-- A TT RAC T tO
crt Ivular4 5T8.,":13T.. •
ortlitE ext••riz•iyt: Pnnuturo E-ti.47lqlirrttlii of
rtlitte,l and
greatly iturr.,vt,i, 'Ow ifr, , 14 . , - ,•: 4.r, r44.!ttaly
atm,.ttnreti) , if 41.1 riritt
ity that :a-ley vft?,;Ealt p °lt
band the- !'
T ) - 1
• EL LATE 1,
- To be fostud fit the Cioni4tts . .t.
We give this following li..t 01:4isme t k r . the ar
ticles whieli we will !fri•allV, reduced
prices, fors - CA.$4l or It re,nrPAr: .
'Bureaus, Walnut or Jlaftogriny,.. With glassi,
born $16.t0 - 1533. ' 4
Bureaus with Marlde or broeati•fle fr•sm.
B,IE to 82.1. And a lar - 4.cabserinienr,lfrom 3,
$l - 0. 1`1.14, to $l3,
,
Stands. card l 4 tands, f'.i Mt!' are i'• - • - •sprare•
,- Stand., ora” varieties :Ind Mices, frislul7s cents
•
to ten' dollars. • .
DeAim, D.;var,sl
mans; Lonniies, &C..• - .• i
Centre; Card, Pier, Toilet,' Ihr.lng,iKirchen.
and Emensien, Tables.
.. 4
bmirs—caae -and AiVeoil Seats, RoAers—
CO - ne, - Flog, and Wool ScatS, of c‘44;,y variety
and Isle.
, •
;Sofas, tete a tries furnished 'at short notiee
at New-York prices. • -
N.; R.': Ready 'Made coflins . .-op. hal l o] or for
ni4lied, at shirt notice.—llear'srs dways
reMfiness when 'dc'bircil; • -
We toopliSy none but C,31; r. i'i7L :11.14 Ea rrtir.
EXCED Wor:KAI EN. SVI4. intend i" ; 1.9 siitir
WELL, ntid selr,it us Lbw :14, it can his imtirdcd.
• • IN. W. S:1141'1.11,
. I . l' t 1;! R.,
•
.
• - •r. EL 4. 1 1.Cilir4 - 4 . 1.
Jan. 18th, .
HERIIRIG't SAFES.!
FA Rit I.: L, Ili EI: it (NG i'V (' istil',
N0:429 Glieitraa P4reet--JAYNE'S 11311:'-Philad's.
• - —,__.... ./INLY * Hantif..tßreis inthis state
'- ' (-- /67 - 37 . 1.t -'. Fir o o f t t e iLle l' ar'Pl i-‘ O l o t f e Zlio C i b , :e n ol P iVel
Iwith H tll'g Patent Powder Locks—
'both of whih. roev'd Medals at thO
(World's Frac% London.lBst and She
•
' -- 7' . • World's Fair in New Yark..1.853-4-
_ .
.- . More Than
Twesity-illsoissand' lierrSag''S Safes
hato•heen si4o, nnil am now . in tat:twit: nge, and
neario . 400. havv been to-tiA . in 11 , -eid4nfal fires
and... . . i
have ot , t•l' 1 . 314.11 to prt,clve tlitor.:colitent4.
We :/so keep on : hand -and make tii•yrthir—
" Spiebeard etld Paihr.
Safes"—(itaitation . of: hand.Tmo LfUrriiture) of
atni:workroanship. -.• • •
Also liar;riar'lioof Sacs forl - 13apk,,, Brokers
an d Jewelers, Valli/ Doors ; 8;6;s for Specie.
Silv . er Mote, ilte,-,jl'ho 'Burglar Prinif safe in
Ifs° at Ihe • 'froa filuor's Office of O.' ay CO.,
0 P • : 14 manufacture& hy usond
is univcrally acknowledged to bt.; thu :ntrong,est
safe
•-
in /no - tV( . • ,
l'er,outs w bdiing mfrs Ni7l-find it tri their in.
terest 44). t.r for ou r catals , die before
purchasing ef , o4lier•e, a.s the.s• are th7rnlyiafei
snhichhire prnred them 4 tit . eA Proof
and free f-ont elampue,•l. •
sl.ou REW ARD ciII ho paid . to nay ponson
that ruin shoW/ , t rr lierring-'s - l'a tett t champion
Safes ciozr - I,dlcd,,to preserKe it cuateuts in an
acuidonitil_l4t,ftt;C . _ '
.1111:111cIUNI 11 . 11-tal
MONTROSE PENNA.,
- yr HE „iii, , ,,iti...rliavin g .purvh.od
r..titted an.rnewlOurdished the
.1.1•• .
sass . ,
sa s< au. t. known and popular Hotel;
- is prepared to.a . eeommodateithoTray-
Ming pohlie and all the f}iteDijOrlS
and eorivenietice's usually found inlirst-elase
Houses. No effort will be Spaied hy.the Pro
prieto't and his Assistants to make. the Hotel
equal nn erery'pOint to any in the-eoutite •
Thu itiir will always be supplied with The
CheieestLiquors. _ t
.
.. .
r -The Stables,•eonnemed tvith this Maio
aro large, roumv and githveuientond careful. awl
atteiitivu Metiers are always ,in churl 4. of them..
-3:S. TA}tBELL.