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VolitiO - st gi,i*:Wiiib,
.JULY - 124 ' 4
cummunt,tlotts . were re:
ceived too laic, for this week's ipaper...
;_••l7 — Read the alyerfisement in anoth:
er column, headed '1 Teaflinplof Patriots,
and Statesmen," ,ctc. The -hiink is corn"-
piled 14 our former townsmanliidn. E. it
CHlSkrapd isa;tficiriigh ana anthentio
histOry r of ArnerreariShiyery. •
lamented:delithot - Mk
Tewksbury , renders:the officelpf Couhty
Superintendent 'vacant. The State Super
intendent; 'Hen. T. IL Burrows, will tw-,
point for the Unexpired -tern4 We hear
the names - Of Rev.. Lyman RiOhardson . , of
Harfora, Rev. A. o.Warren, or Montrose,
and Mr. E. A. Weston, of Brooklyn, men
tioned as applicants:fowle vacant place:
. .
TE.A.cnEns — REPORT.-A - lengthy sepOrt
of the Teachers' "conVenliel` on Twit
Books for the•Scie cifoUr Co4on Schools
was received loo"latc for insertion
week. After. reportinga tielies of Tat
Books, the onveittioli:postpoUed,the fur
ther, consideritiOnof the *port until.
the first Thursday in August . 7next, at
Conrt••hou - se in this borough, - rat 1 oclock,
•
I'. M. •
The Fourth was appropriately
ebrated in thisyillage the citizens and
firemen. A heavylallotrain at noon,. and .
s,agairi in the evening; was
. nut 'put in the
`programme, and Coni.eq - lientk.interfered
with.the arrangements, but Utherwlse ev
ci - ythitig passed off' with . great eclat. A
cbmpany,of light FirelnenlrUM Sciariton,,
accompanied by, an e:teefient'lbross Band,
added much to the.interest ofitheOelebra
- Lion.- The',. Oration,. by Mr. *infield; of
Jersey City, was in every tr+4 . ),.
mirable one; Which' we intended to publish,,
'but were unable to procure a. copy. %e•
display of Firworks .-baxing been .posh
polled on uconnt- of the rain, , w.ill be .
touched• off to-morroW ..(Frioty)evening,
weather Rerinitting.
-eurred to mar th s elestivitieslcif the day,
and we are glad to ,say, although the
crowd was large; there;was . ., L reiy
drunkenness or fighting. -
THE FOURTH . AT GREAT BEND.
(Want, -of spade oblrces xis to condense
a somewhat lengthy deseriptiou ;of the
Fourth at Greatliend, furnTiiirecl by a cot:-
respondent.]
.A procession WasTorn * ied in front of the
Dayton House under the direction' of Col.
RuFrs Slim, Marshal; in the - :following
order :-Ist,'Martial-Music.42nd,'Qrator
and Reader,-3d, Clergy,-4th, •Sabbath
= Schools, under the direction of their res
fective superintendents and teachers,— ,
sth, Citizens mid .Strangers-,--aml maraca
through the, whin- street tOr.the Public.
Square, where a stirring address was'Ae
livered by.!. B. MCCotrAtit, Esq 4 of Mont.
" rose. Atter which the croWd i•etired;to
give a practical indication of their indpen,
(knee over the epictirean prepar:ttions at
the several boOths and hotels. At 3P:
M. several National Toasts were respon-
deal to, With the discharge c/PartillerS7 and
music.
The great - • attraction if the afternoct,
was the Fantisties,.by s me of the sport,
loving young men, whit passed through
- the streets, creating th wildest excite
mentiamong._ the • spect, tors. ,:Near the
close of the day, Fire Bidlouns'Were sent.
up, presenting a beautiful appearance as
they floated aloft, to the clouds. • .
In the evening . a splendid display' of
Fireworks eras commermed,'lmt a heavy
shower soon set in and put a stop to such
amusements, leaVing,the people to share
the hospitality; of their friends, or :take a
. passage homeithrough . the drenching rain;
:. ; '1 - - •..
Massu.s. & Smrtit'"
Gentlemen .`—Since .
graduating at the "Iron City," three years
since, I have had no difficulty in lobtaining
constant ethpliaYment as a 1.,-took-goeperk
and when asked-for evidence : of -niy abili
ty, I have only to - refer-to :my Dplotua::
No other testimonial js...reqUired here, as
to one's ability, as an accountant, than-as-,..
surance of the fact, that he
. is -a-graduate
of the Iron City College, Pittsbatrg,VPa.
Yours truly, -
E D.IIARDiSON.
Moscow, Polk Co, texas, May 25, 1860.
TEACHINJGS •
• -
P ATRIOTS F
STATiSE
OR, 1 9
The "Finuiders of the Re .üblie
SLAVERY.
~'M4?I
A_ Great National Work,-eve man
who votes, or expects tovote,lsho, - id buy
and read it; it is not a partismi . bOok,. but
a compilation from the reports of debates,
and from other reliable. sources; of . the
speeches and writings of the '"Founders
of the Republic" on . the question of . Sla..
very, showing their • opinion :thereon 1 4s
expressed in : the Congress-of the Confede
ration, hi the Convention fo r fOrm . the
Constitution, and in. the several . State
Conventions to ratify the same": i •
A distinguished feature of the. idiscims-•
ions are the . 4eecheii - of r .Madison„. Rap;
dolph,:Dr.Franklin, Rutledge, I:ivingsion,
•Roger . Sh'ermanTEllt4orth, , Patrick Hen
ry, Masfin, Pinckney, - LOwnde.s,l and in
akort, i I . those men in the ReVolationary
times, renowned alike for theirpacriotism,
itatesmeffs_iiip and *tiles:
the history of the'ordiriance- of - 187, by.
Peter Force, Esq., thegrea.tccongression•
at compiler - =the . otilk• - atithentic [aPcMilit .
of that fainthis.Ordinance.ever
The slavery agitationlithen fradedin its
.carious phases, in•Cont, , reSs, - troin : l79o to;
1854, and the. opinion's- (gathered front the
Speeches and letters of Jefferson;.
bon, Monroe,,. Harrison t 1' Pinokiiejc . lobn
Quincy Adams, Clay, CalhOM3, Cilenton,
Webster, Silas • Wright .`am"; Marcv, vas
Nyell . as eminent livinf•Stateiniien; . ; : are ao
purately compiled, It • will :ASO!lP"ioittain.
the- Dred.46oWand other: iieoiaiotis 'oftlie;
CotirtS:npain
speech
.OlAleitiiider4lamiltoits4ocating.
Monarchist GopeiplDent ; • also his piss Of.
Gotertuxtetkitliq*Nigiiia . l744o# BB eci f f
wa s hi n gi o fi; .44 - inik:4TOlrerp - cir
and the";fiiiiiiilriddieiies;., of W3sl:i,, - .
•. • -
===MEMMI
. - .
' ,It is not desigee& tit, , partisan baoki
but tdal l parties tl k ...iThM ; Ao represent the
view,s_gthe "rat . era - grille ilopublO" on
the slay.ery," :, ques4ea,, , thp',.otject of the
("Ppilatiun'ts-littberto.slioW•what those
views were, `tit - idlaiii : 'conStruethin' tee
.mitinent statesni of the eouittiy.rtwe g i !
sen,thr,,bianStitut on; from the -period of
sadoption to th e Repeal of the Missouri
CeMprotnise in 1854. , . , ~ ' ' •
i This volume is ithe •firily - ,work ,of the
kind pUblished, and shiiuld.b,e,in;the-hafids
of all whe wish .altiseery-of this. ill absor
bing question. Itibis'been compiled' frith
givat care br . H9. E....WChase, who has
had the most" ample_ facilities for its full
and authentic eertiOlatiOla. ' •
Price only . sLElol, sent 'by mail' • free of
postage, on yeeetpl, of pribe.
• f• li. W. BRADLEY. Publishei;
1 : - 1 48"-NiirgiiTojiith'Streec, - -..
I . PIiIIiADELPHIA. •
. ,N. 13.-Agents wed in,'e.:4:ery :town
in the UnitedtStatelie sell, this wor'k; to
Am the larger: - commission Wilt be paid.
The.work may be had at A. N. Bullard's
, Book Store, irk Montrose. , . - -
• Iloaitint.E. 7 --A . man ,with an umbrella in
his' liaiid
_called , at r ; Siinator SunineFfi lodi
ints.on Monday . i!,,iid.iiiiquired' , lt Mr. Sum
ner was in It Senator Wilson wnsitniiiedi
latoy,-sent for, whop luTifln ieaching the
Spot; nt once lisked"the- Rim -standing in` the ehtry what hol wanted 'of me, Sumner?
The man replied-e lia&U little bill,adainsi
liiirtfor tapping* air. of boots: * -Wilson
il l ,
examined the bi , said it/was:Correct; and .
,Sumner Paid At, 'hereupon tlin"W'octhy,
~045blilet - spread isi_ unibr.ella and ,left.
liiirlingme Soon rtived, but found no
blood upqn the fl oi.
.'. - •
i 'RS. Another , . an called the next day?
ll . ut:nii - ctanmr is . ..*piehended ;-.l3urlin
same ii,there.—B stori rmit. -
Rev. A. O. Warren spill preach at the
Davis Seho . ol house,Bridkewater, Stinday t
4vily 22d, instead df the 29th, at.l ()Weida.
. , .
DEMOQRATIC' CLUB,!
The - Susquehanna Cothtty Democratic
Club meets every . MfOnda:fev - eninii!it their
store. of ,I. W. Bullard, in'
Montrose. All are . invited to ' attend.—
Membership free. D. BREWSTER,
- . - ' &evident.
. -
Scher • -
ix*
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To,the:Votere of S' l 44qurkilnnO i .County :
Upon the soliCitation of my friends I
present myself before iou, asking for-your
Suffrages for the .offlee O. Sheriff, - at the
coming election. Yonis respectfully,
..
"G.. B. ROGERS,
Broooklvn 180.
. .
DISPtAir Or 1 ritt.E'VITORICS
ATI4OIiTROSH, I"lDA2r*vr.,'.ll.liY 13TH.
The Exhibition Of. Fire :Work's .Which.
n i
Was to have been Iniacle on the evening of
the 4th will take Place ion the evening of
Jul} , 13th. Should th€J, weather be unfa , j
vorable . it-will' bel - poStponed until the
first pleasant evening thereafter: .
• By driler ,
T f . Coinfilittee. • •
i .
. . .
• FIRE! F,IRE! ! PIliE!!!
.. . , . i
Officers of the li i iontreiose Firg Co. No. 2'
elected - .lulyo2d, 100.: . _
. ' Foreman, - J. W.: P.'lllley. ,
Ist Assisiant-Foreman, J. Griffis: . ••
2d ASsistant Iforernan,• - G. ATTilden'.. _
, • Treasurer, Elijab MOtt. -
Secretaiy, S.3\l. Wilson.
Pilieman, C. Y. Doolittle.
20 Assistant Pir 6nan; Isaac Hamlin, :
• (F. B 1 Chandle, '
..,
' 2 Wardens IW. J. Muiffid ' .
.
• 4 - .1). Goodwin, --
-
1 - (3. IL Webb.
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h,._ Porter, David; Nelson.
3102: hk AY EVENI -
•
tP4 9 •;:.. -- 7`"Z. z Z — F
Montrose, Fire voirijmn); No.. 2. will
meet at.their Engine lrouse'MondaY;,at
q'doek, , p. m. + 4,:fiilthouse requested.
J. W. ItlLEY;Fureman.
M. WILSON 14'eest
Xinfrat's Lifeepilitt.—The high a envied celebrity
whichthis proeminentmedicine hasacquiredfor invariable
effitacy . .in all dierneei — lepiofeases to cure, has rendered
the ninal practice of ostentatious puffing not only unneces
sary, but unworthy of them. They are known by their
fruits ; their`goesi worlis;testify for them, 'and they thrive'
not by the faith of the credulous. In all cases of costive
ness, dyspepsia, biliconaind liver affections, piles; fevers
and agues rheumatism! obstinate headaches, and general
derangenients'of health): ifiese Pillahave invariably proved
a Certain ind*edy'renicdy. A single trial will placelhe
LIFE,PiLLS.:beyond thelreach of competition in the eetl
matiron of every patient. ' 1
' Dm. PHkk„..ilY BlTTElts .. .will be found to
tie equally efilciclotieln aIl cases of dyspepsia, headache,
nervous detilliti,tielititis incident: to females intelleate
health, and every kind Of,weakness of the digestive organs.
, For sale b) Du.. W. B. .iIOFFAT, 835 Broadway, 11.Y.,and
1) . , medicine dealers and 'druggists generally throughout
the country. ' • • • decS ly um*
Inipartant toll's= • il.7—Dr. - Cheaseman's Piga.—
Me combination' of indents in these Pills are the result
of a long and exteneirelPractice:: They. are mild- in their
operation, and certain irircorrOcting all irregularities, Pain.
.. • ,
tel menstrnagons,removngali a ortinctions, whether from
cold or otherwise, headache, .painlin.the side; palpitation'
Of iheheart,whites„all iterrousaffectionerhysterics,fatigne
pain in .the back and liihba, dleturbed sleep, &c., Which
arise from interriiptionl4 nature.. •
DR. CifEES'EIIAN 1 4! Platcwas the comtneOcernent
of ii new era in the treacuient orthoSelrregulirities and ob.
sir-actions which have Consigned so many thailsaado of the
' young, the beautiful and beloved to a PREMATURE anew.
et lead
No female can aaJoy g health unless she irregular, and
whenevOr an obetru On taken place. the ;mend health
begins to decline. . ; , •
_ dallEES#'4(A.lir6 PILLS are. the most dream!
rerriedi ever khowntor Complilate peculiar to Female,.
Tog clas ses . theyare with certainty ,
periodical regtdarity. Whey are !toown . to thenvanda,who„
hive used them at differont periods, thn:?uglieut the coon=
try, having the sanction; ‘of some of the must eminent Phy-
SiCkUld in America. • f: •
dire:came, flattFp , aulEm, and ti:ten z they aliould
not be died:milli:each 11 4 a—tha Price one dollar per Gar
Leo- Pine sentlq mail, pionaptly. by.eneloalng price to the
General Agent. For imie_hy Druggiate genially.
- R. A. RUTRalliGS:lootleal Agent, 20 Cedar it., N. Y.
Dr; J. W . .. Lyi4n, ARIL
. .Ifoera . e. Agents.. . my3o ly
Coximerniras: re . aditte advertleezient of Re, Churchill's
$v of Meat and Soda, onadtki page.
. • •
. .
PilllPLE:4llD.,Bxix,nzBviBEB.
Are the result of impur'trbloolt. The blood beComes thick
and clogged 2 The sklixis not able to met off the imptin
:ties as impoitruattehMdth. How many young men and
women we see.with pimples and
brotches, whdareend voting to remove them by the use
of :KA ps.oC Tlitiolls k4rlds: 'Thiele .very . , dangerous' and
should never be,used. by. periont desirous of good health. -
Mothers who have ; chlldnen'aftllcted with sores and erup
tions, shOuld'never dry them up by external apPliestifon,
for in this way they will &Ire in the bunion; and produce
ill beslthfor the chiltilintinelts whole of time:. There is
no mother that.likee terse! heichlldreg alllitiedivith lee
ble health.
• Judson". Mountain Bet Pi lisfixe prepared expressly for
the cure of eruption °fib° skin, such as - Pimuleei Witch-
es, Sores, Lc. lbey leensetbe blood f all impurities,
:Producing, A beautiful cleaftind healthy in, no se pushed
mi xed by all pensons et retinal/leEt• H. arl, 4 . •. 4 11.80
nl/w .l X' .
'`.
BOSSY SOIME4 'the demand for.Hgsfutter!s cele
brated isionegoiskis
Mike increases . It le found ni tie the
-.. only.certsin'preser*atFOn of bodily incgrigtb daring sped
:od vdtesiSte ones Is cal mist to godScS A feeling
s oar kgslwilasuld gnu. , The'rbret came ofillenhgea
. anCiPtenterY 1670 w Lheibreite..Potell; 'lnallencei - /P
- 4 nanleinaln!PMenC 4 , APO now-41u: and..,. well. _lnuit
-ItbankillS4ltok tta i im p s * * I••*Lsiscrt i tass sint:
. Virseilt - of death' ,-• The4z tussle
..4.beenpropslol 7 - , . , „ , ,
, mouteendea b t iffi.Talcians in Isstd.-4,;,Thls is
tr,
theAsnitislitielj - '• . vesti•Wilne. - - - '-ilin galas]
:shingpinersnu dam ' .
;,-. 4 4oro In , co? of 4,l4vs4ilSed:
-. ',;.-... , ,;I Tel been;,com ed 'to_ seisms - 1-
i the iif . • 1/4tinn upon 1.11 t.he 'eonisnanlol
- .. • .
• .ToN - 10.flOse - • OLBSL nrEli'EL , 02.1r_
tuts
$
~; ~ , • li9lms ,, ;-. ,
_.. ,
It — M BIC
- . 1 1: '• ' hit -
- -.-. •.Q. ri ze. A.m. - . . -
; • SiiirnAtrip ICS
Cr tbi peas t at ap,yaivaeiintrea-tii!lr,gre4i
only %broach years of trial. tate - undid istlafactioa ,
b nadareiily thesi to aresise. .
• • t-_Elpo.F.LJtarxrl3
..-:
:GERMAN BITTERS
• •. - •
••
Pi t
1 . 14 4 ill"
a O s itett 'lfgl)*.
syL
ind an inapina aping from alilintier4llTirl or . weak
' the llngliseh 'Dleittlia Og im, -
1 - csiiriLt POSMiIItT 1;11,•„. •
1111.1111111ftlii *is flya 4 An AML
15•• oar AIMISISC foi prooL :Pjucii; T 6 iiiiittaier !Ws.
Hooflaiitt , Ballsininte . .Cordlid
WILL~Wplttp,T, II
eagle, Odds. a noial . lasebitiOidiuse,
Clary; 10#4 •
.12a P4116330d wad Ast'aodni cola•
coNiinsuciv cd,Nsintpivicni. •, •
As a 1 - HairbutiCordlatlt Is ullequallyd. Paieg;ls - owAs.
per both*.
1100FLANDIT'ekammi
•
twiny well known throw : about Europe:,utie.Amertesi seeds
to - Soistieadatlotilisi4.. • Thai are puiplimge :table, era
prelatikwitt4reat exaelweas,:aud ear sysarcoated. Ago
better Catluutir. foiud. Patex,•2s eta. per pox.
T•4• • •3•41•1•4 vir•irepark by Dr. C. IL ;anemia
CoatlitliaikiluliKpa:;-ind Bt. Louis, and are sold by
• druisiista and dialers im medkitets everywhere The sig
nature of Clit. lamas Will - he on the outside of each
bottle or ,
In our Everybody's Alsioluir inttliebed annually, you
will glad ,testameay and eo eudatery, melees'from all k
pin. Of thelio . patg. - These are giveii away by
- Whitt' siertia• 4
;. - •
'mh2D) Sold in Montrose by , ABEL, TDILIDEI4,,Ageatt.
SAVE YOU&HOII3E B . --
'‘ We take great. pleasure ur recommending McNeal
= Mustand_linimentas it . ,rdnable and Inispensabte
article forepralne, stores,. leracches or gidds on florets.
Our men have used It for:sev.re bursa; bruiees, -gores,
stiff joints . and rheum - tic_ pains, and all my it seta like
m4e. 'We use do other Unit:lent. • -
1 J. IV. HEWITT, .
Foreman for America , Hiumden's and Wells,Targo it
Co's Express
Gmitlemeu: a nedro trap worth $1,200 who toot
cold from a bad 111.4 and irrae;useless foillier one year ,
I bad need cverS#lng Ilsonld bear of irithmit benelit,tin
til I tried the ifsstanglmMit. It Sas perfectly cured.
him' and I can now take the lbove price for him. - Items
.pectfully yours,. JAMES DORRAN,C.E.
Every planter, Teamster mid Family should hove this
Invaluable article: Sold by all respettable dealers every
where.' 21
jy' BARNES _ Proprietiri, New roit.
VarTiages.
In Smith Bridge*tr, on the 4th inst.;
by Rev.d.Y.Deans,Mr. tonAnifWiiiTE,Jr:;
and MiSsSAi.isiii.E.l-14rns . , both ofJessop.
At the Above place, on the sdmeday,and
bysthe smile Roilnter 13:1TxnEnnitt,
and-Miss AxN JrANtßurtozi both of
.
Dimock. • - •
. At Hatv.h's hotel, inlMontrose, July 7th,
1860, bv,Rev. J. K: reek, Mr. EMLIY D.
MCKEEBY and Miss.Ettt.f CONKL6I, - both
of Laportt-,
At the 111.. E. Pars6nage,` in Moritroe,
i i
on-the 4th of Ju 1460, by Rev. 'J. ,K.
Peek; Mr. Josgr. 11. - , ' Of Fairle, - Vt.,
and Miss SARAM, FISI4Of BrOoklyn;Pa.
In MolitroaeOuly ist,by Rev. A. 0.
Warren: Mr. INirsees A. JEwErr, of
Brooldyni . and ~Slisi! AMBROSIA S" VA-N
HOUSER, of New Milord.
-In..Great Bend, on the 3d inst., by:Rev..
J. B. I MeO - tary, Mrl EDWARD 3.IvNsON . ,
and Mias.Rosxmii LccKwoon; both ~of
Great Bend, Pa. "- I . _ . .: ' ,
CtilllS.
In Forest Lake, lime 2Stly, Iltnamcr,
youngest child of Luke and Emeline Bolles,
aged 3 year, 2-months and 28 days:
In New -Milford, Jim 26th, Mi'ss icrARY
Et.nint • CONIIIII4, - aughter. of David
Conklyn, aged 35 ye4rs., -
The. deceased was generally beloved by
all 'who knew her, was calm in sickness,
~and resigned in -death.
r "Slie too is therd—in heaven !• '
Safe, safe, and Sweetly blest; ,
No cloud of-sin] can shadow
• Her bright andlholy_rest."
• In Liberty; on the rad Ittcn- '
Atinso:4, relic of the late Israel Richardson;
aged' 71 years, Months. and .28 days.
. Scarcely. six
. montlis'haie *OM since
we were called uponj to record the death
of. the oldest 'inhabitant of the township.;
and now, in the space of -a few short
months; the companion of his youth and
of his declining year 4 has followed him to
,the. tomb. For hal( a century - they had
shared the ills - of. liftttogethr, as well as
1 its joys, "and in death they were . not di
vided." They had-lilied to see the - " howl
- ing- wilderness turned- into the , . fruitful
_field, to bud and blo)so.m as the rose."
She had been a menaber of the church
militant over twenty-OA - re years, hid strong
faith in her Redeemer, and was almost
im
patient for her ohange to come. She gave
directions in 'regard to her funeral ,with
perfect coniposure:4iShe has' lefra . large
Circle of friends; ithe deeply mourn
.her
loss, but feel that ltis her eternal gain.
Farewell,-dear mcither, thou bast left us,
Herckhy loss we aeeplY feel.
' But 'tis Oodthatilath bereft us,
Ile can all our sorFows heal."
1 ) 1(iv,:-,Ptirti$emtutg.
'JOHN SUTTER.A '
FAIIIIIOABLE • TAILOR-Montrose. Pa. °Shop
N. Bullard'e Grocery, on Mali.striet.
Thankful for past favors, 114 et - Melts a:continuance
—pledging himself to do all rork aatiatactorily. Cut
ting done on short notice, and warranted to At
Montrose, Pa„ July igtti4lB6o.--:
-Auditor's Notice.
Becdßßcite of Barilaf Church, Great Bend. '
T HE
Auditor'appointed i ;,, y the Orphanis' Court of See
quelumna county:- to rc rt a dirtribntfon. of the pro
tied% in hande of the Sheri to the partiee entitled there
to, will meet the tartles ittintereet: for 'the ottrpoeea Of.
hie 'appointmeot, at his.ofece 'in Mentroac, on Wednea
day, the Bth day of Aimatt„llBlo, et one o'clock, in the after
noon; where Atli cLaittel .rittlet bo.preFented or forever
debarred: ' CHAMBRUM.Aieditor.
Montrose, July 6th; 1860,r28w4,-
T isT OF LE'll'Eß.,:iemsining the the Post
15t.‘1866:"
3 . 1 arirot 2
A.111v..1,11. J. . hithan, - .1 . 6h0
111 . iss:,111rs. IlSbnith • 21-Peek. Jonathan
. .
Bunnell. Misß Lierr
Chamtu4lin. Wis,-E t A R.Cheilti - on, L. A. di.. Co.
n or k t .rdi. m Mary i-Rt;bert4on, P. M.
Hoyle., Mrs.. JUllanna Ruhl Wrq. - .
.€
Grnyalliruni - y Smith. r. •
Jor4ll-F:' i;•Reatlans,-A.-Tf. '
Cate,, H.. frapeil Slpest; Julin R.
Huntley.
Stra!”.ll4-limes -- 11.
•Hayearf:i.jr.,'W. V. Shea:.
Hay% vv - e. S. • •-•
Johnston; C. -
. Persons •Uplllng Joq abnve ieli,eni will
please say l ;:uirrerlise4. _ H. J. WEBB, P. M.
Mentrp.i., Jelly . ,
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- FOR RE- CAIMION
HAY. tßin CORNCT SAND,
019re*t fiend, Fa-
I me4ll:-41c: 71 s triter
Cfl=ir-t
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4 P- 1 ? 2
itfm4 IM. sz
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" IMTWAP D .:9 I "9* Pa=
Q SALVO pcopfiaials~ttlelvetuntilltsy 2ist, at, 2
o o'clock, p, ac.,lbtbstEidblit Sabot' Muse in. Sab
Diet No ; nearJoliathan Vaughn's 24.14.30,08pecifies,
clonal:* be aeen•by calling on J. 7.2iagdon: • Lotting
to be done on'thet totYpti the site of .House. The old
house to be slid at theOare," time:
S B!Enros4 are.' fa'a , a2.2Dott, Rolkling Gbh•
. . Lf• _
Audito** Notice.
; •
saw I.4ht - i - iifirdinivi r,•dectioid"
TbY
'qdeballat County to teportvdtatribhtfOn OfAlte Arndt
rtheltiodot of tritai; to-thepartlee entitled
thereto, Rill ineet,the partleaintiveted. • for. the purposes
of hfs.appointroca, at his ottleeln laird?* on Teerday,
the Sith day OfJuly,nest: at. oneck'_clock - p. tn., whore • •all
claims most be presetited or be forever debarred. •-
ct
• • W3l: .TIJ/qtal4., - Iliiitor.
JunO - • • - ""••
'Auditoei Notice.
itoberi:kulmie
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THE Audithr - appolotedhi the.. thPlizini' CoCirt"of - Sus-
J. quetuumi CcrOuty to report, a distributlop of the- thuds
bt,t Aa bonds tf the Adrdtutstratori to the creditors of said
estate; will pleat thep ee fs interested ,' purpose or
his aprxiturofent;at. in liontrisieon Tuesday. the
fifth dalrofilalilie Wroho o'ck)C.M., rt. 'mit where all will
present thele dolma or , be forever debarred.
.. • WaL,',l: - TUREELL, , Aspitfor:
4. ;Juno 124, 1869.Hellitiv4.N• •:-. Pp ~ .- .: • - - 7 1 . , .
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• C;,0.,F00D114141 . • • -
MAXO"CITIRER Montrose,
Pa. Shop overVylees store: -All,..lthma..ot,work
made to 'Ater:and' tapering dotouteady. jellyl
•
CASH. nut -FOll-1(101i! . .
0: 1 1 1 .
1771005 A HA:ARTIST 7 iIVD. EPAINTM-BruM,
et,&a, a new supply, pist re
• - • ABEL' TUBB NEI"
Mentlete.'Jtenig,.lB6o. : •
• ,•
ItEAMOVAL •
ty As miriogilatorylas toi rocimoVrafimilie
invear oflkost Woe ' Store—lately occupied by,Cooper
d; Co: atom Szchange ofiCe-411yery eligible lomtion, and an
Excellent place to'receive money (when floSered) on old ac-,
counts. , /
gr - lie *Lytle consulted at all hours . hi the day,. When
not absent professional calls: , •
or Especial. attention given to treatment of diseases
and deforthities of the EYE, CLUB FOOT, and all surgical
• operations. ' Montrose, Zunt let-4w
CALL -A r 1-11 E .0
I F yon twaton the Aigc" 4 . lia - TEPpi t c.fittro . .CatlltettPy - ewCitart
a large assortment PICTURE CASEB.I te a = ca w.
selling them at such prince as to make it an'.object for any
one wishing a picture;• to ;ice me a mill before going -else
where. . g - D. WOOD.
.Nontrate,i Julie 5,1864.
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STORES
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- 6tittelitier,-11'osenbalnit; otf,
Moniroie l lt SumfaDeptit i fi . -
The undera6aillisvo provided themselves with a
SPLENDD- ,f,.!.':Q.Pi.Tl\,.lii\lT
.
•
SPRING & slimmut...6oollsi
tach of,being.
•
HANDSQMEST AND S CHEAPEST •
in ibis Beaton of country. .They slier flatter themselves
that they Live the best facilliies of obtaining
Cool 4 Irto fromttf dn . El,
and are.4termtned not tO.bee rsoldby any arm this
aide of Few-York city. 'ln regard to •
READY MADE CLOTHING
vie would ',vela being In this largely at
'
24 Ley.Street, New. York City
we cnn offer the .public bailgalns noistirpassed by.anv re
tail dealer, In this section, as we can_sell bare 'at retail pri
ces as cheap as those who go to New York and 'purchaee at
wholesale', and then bring them here and have to make a
profit over that which thefbare already,paid . themse hres.
Call and ape us and we will prove the facts.
• ••
Qsuttinbirg,llostnbatm,
dfortrsse, 14 f). !aril
ABEL. - TU:11 . 11,E11.
..,spint returned from wd rearehaslng and Is
noWreceiving one of the largest and beet btock of
. G 0 ci-t, a •
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9
ever offeksl in this-market. The quality of nearly every,
thing good; all warranted us represented. - •
Terms: Ready Cash and Low Prica. - A general idea of
the stock may be ferried from thefolloiving'enumeration ;
DRUGS, i 'MEDICINES, -CLIZNICAIR,
PAINTS, Gas, ' Varonsues, • • Winnow .GLASS,
DTI STOTTS;
Caocainr, Onoctruxs, GLASS WAR%
CLOCES, WALL PAPER,
WINDW RAPER, WIND'W NIL SIIADES.PAIICT,GOODS,
Musical Ifistruments,Lamps, Jewelry, Ferran:feu,
Stone Ware, . Brooms, Brushes, Whips. Umbrers
Bird Cages, Pocket-Knives, • Gans, Pistols,
Ammunition, Liquors, Truests, supporters.
Shoulderßraces, ' port Monhaii, SwMacies,
Silver & plated Spoons, Forks, kr.: Gold pens;
Stationery, • .olin, Guitar; Bass 'nil String's, •
'Lithographs, porcelain Teeth; Artist's Tube paints: Brush
en, &c Also someDrt,Goods. - Wooden Ware, hard'
and Japanned Ware, PUld and Oil Cans, , pamphine, Coal
Oil, Burning Pluid, - -Altrotiol,Tnrpentine, lamp, tanner's,
neat lbot, lanrolive, castorbolled and,rat! linseed Oils,
White Lead, Zinc, and ill kinds of colorist paints,
_Vine
gar,'Canery Seed, also , all the popular PATENT •NEIODI
.W.NES; and other things too numerous to mention.
ltis impracticable to give more than a - general outline
of my stock through the newspaperkevery one wishing
°Pops is invited to ball and, examine: Customers on
entering tbe store mmittsot expect to find every thing in
sight; but nearly everyarticle wanted will be produced by
Phanktnl for the liberal Patronage hitherto received, he
hopes to merit a continuance and large increase of the
same.' . . ABEL
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MontreseNune ts, top: .
NEW GOODS/
"'EVA N 56
.01t Al LEN.;
T_TAVING erdarged and remodeled their:Store, have the
11 pit:4.93lN' of Informing their nnmenius cnvtomere that
they ureinow.ready to show tbelnnst assortment of
, .
CLOCKS,. WAITHES;,
SI Li f Ellt WARE, PLATEDAWARE,
:.! FAN..Y G .
Clo*,
*AMID
Tea i'raystlrcustpies,Flingt - r-rinas,
liair- Liabits's Extracts,
•
Honey. tioiap, &C. !Lc.
in thin part of the State.: They have just returned from
New York Wig" SAUD and extensive assortment of goods
in theirillne,Which they have purchased. for cash of the
manufacturer and Reporters, and.they Batter themselves
they cart offer inducements both iu style; variety and pri
ces, not:to be equalled west,otNew York. Determined to
keep ull with the'pNgrosa of the age.-they have added to
their asSortment many articles not previously kept the
liberal
utility and beauty. Thanking the, community for the
liberal patronage heretofore recelvml, they would solicit a
coatinusnce and Increase of the'same.
BinOsamkmidloy WA, MI
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SPRING_ ; S TYL E S ..
- Th -
NOW ,
_READY-
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. - IfiT,GREAT-BARGAINSI - .."; •
Reti yiPar anC Piotits . !
.- _-_- • ... . , ~, Small .. ~
IlL32Erktikifigiri,- .
lenciiv receivirig, a full Out gh.slipe "stook Of
s p a mc...gisimimill,:7Goo GOODS,'
INCLUDING a putvori;typtrich Pilits in Revr,styles.,
.11.:oltivuute, peiniinic Lawns, Chailles;BllX Dress Tis
sues act Dames; Dtaelt..PiatY, si34,Faular4 eilks. very
loik: . Papllns,, , tte:_f with a fiaperipr , Aufirtmeatnat 811 k,
BrycheMsehmere antiftteila Elbawia,_• libitffillvvrksyrs,
Parasobi,:iloop EddetailDehfilbbas s - Bonnets an 4 FWar: 1
er5;14 , 044445: Cassissaraiftifigao 3 taffra,:c.; yitri"o 1
upl.taisitwt4 or?t4tr::%. ... :. , --:* .- 0 .. i , : - :-..:- -
,„ ..
1..4 ,
..64.,m. 14.0&erieS,k14 4 *. Hiiiiiißei . trcii 'Stall,'
Walla, Stqvp, Dirigs t rvi-Fkild,SDigabs
Ratan; Capalo . g. Floor (3 . 1 j L 4014,
,W .. 0/1
Paper.. atiteo • 101 ew 8 es- iiii;, r , ~ - .. c -
ItartiThp - Wire ftiodttie4P.Virge * ll 4 l toßtghgqv is b,.
aatkiargely ?reit aaangtietamv =t Ara Zilar AVOW
i
Pap Mar 0 porternitielforebfflie selectlops Ana iki
low:dotm•
pie** wilktrafraoldits'ilte taagjatersibletari4Yok
platy - pa? and to Prole w sit-men uve • buyers, - Au -
Mg/ la
r Ari of theVotdif click" 7 431111 • 10412 0 1 : 01t !'
ible:ll,Vb , Wirrj!,,
• N4l; thitmNiiiSidt.constanily otiluid:
.... .
-• Mar millalakm,r l 4 WA -'' . I- • .
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i : 1 * :10111A1 ' OTI E
Ti 0 ' .. 7 -. 1[3 . E. au,
IT.
• iittiigli ' - TrattAl4iii
pjy :i . SCOURS-an
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...... , t6 I teadilor the litr s tsGriiii it iaibierltmened
'tray da ;tithe Amy pt eactlll 4 : 2lll l4C at the
:132i111.04 0 3 iltto t o .l o -9 1.. r •
.:.• - ANO*41.:1;•111.1PER. DEPOT..
ant_pttna k ordacltidiaidenonghpaidttetattfini
,wani wi wklelat6lquttall , yonerootaii. -1 . - r. •
.. ,
.1 ttaiettelf.tiWiti I' , ''!' ... ' 7 . . - .1 -... -,,,
WALIL o.treig, , mr-•••rev e • co D.:
At the liiiin ' tro'iii BOli Store
• .- • . 1 --,... 1.: - -., .
N7Crital 3?E‘rbei s ' - -
7
BY-'FII la - 1000-AttIIAL 4 A;.
1-
' i , I" At A..r.' - nutzAmrs.
......
WAD PA end BORDER by the istooo YARDS,
. 4t:j he Ws‘ll) -P.14 eililleps4, -
' Walt . Papetfrom &to 30 eta_pr Jim; and Splendid border
from le toads pt yard. Ntraß Paper. Bordering, Window
Curtaini and'Flmnree cheaperthan4he,taame stiles and
1 ( =; :an t'a • ballgt ' t z gr at l a y :' 6 - 41 .4 e "b, or
AR m ty. 4" .
ALSO-L . 4416w 'ind la si zo tz=iient'EtepHO ea, Boob
aM STATIONARY,-
.80.taaind-YANKZE
NOTlONStoonumeronale umatton. - all.orWhlch will be
sold aponlbe pnefple that the +` nimble stsrisce" is far
better than the "glow ahlUing,'! by' •,,.<. . -, x- , .- 1
' Mostiose,atay r.isix!.; r..,NA.Bsii..F.A.RD.•
HAirkt.o , l4.oAßikiiittEwsl ,
mitgs'l - tbilitii,••• • I
H .e d; Ju l T rAti ,R l VE st.e ,
residente of Wm l l.• !Mit, where ahe has opened n stock of
TAlllghttisTjagit
unsurMussed in beauty, rielineas; andiaste, and prepared
. to supply the I.lolet of this county with latest • . .•
PARISIAN' AND CITY STYLE-OF BONNETS
•
Ribbons; Laces and all the trimmings usually ‘ found
_..
fleet riles millinery establielunent,. int - prices , surprisingly
low. Bonnets Cleaned, Prepared and trimmed in styles
moat beautiful and in an etrWe neer mOde.'; •
aargee IN4IaTiIiMAI. •
I amiepared to tit the Ladie swith dresses ;, I am well ,
isith etylis & patterns Uwe Infest tuid toast unique.
Montrose, May I A. COLLIER.
di 116..narl rt a rani. ra - rr
IVUULfiIi• FAUTUKI
..k . •
PITH subscribers_ having tinted the -establtabment for
._ merly.owned by Keeler at the Salt.f.ipring in Franklin,'
zgl , E l etre s, to_ e take WOO L to m or a ryt et e a y re i d n , t t o C et T o j i l i;'
& ~ on na
custoniers. - ..
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A quantity of all-wool cloth 'on hiuul to exchange for
wool, on fah. terms. A Word to: the *lse mid:prudent.
Our customers may rent assured tliat cloth. made at our
establishment Is not composed of old rags, dust, and the
many otherworthlps materials, glued,- pastedvand pies
tensittogether as is the vent mass with which' the country ieburdened. l -
Vail-carding and Cloth-dretsingin their-season. will be
executed Witti'despatch and netitnese„
. as usual, at • live
and let live". prices., 1 . _ : .
..Quantity of good Lath kept okhand and-mallet° order,
'lt islexpected that payment will be made, - In all cases,
when the work is delivered. in ca4h4 or salable prodece. -
NOO lb good clean grease wanted in exchange,
• 'li. H.—People coming' from,a distance with wool, can
have it cased to take home with them at•the time.
I ' • . l• 11. H. HEELER.'
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t MAY WI, 100.-3 m .. 1 JOHN BrAvywr.
`C.I. ADD .[ N~G ~
R
K r
E PITCH-FORK. K.
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\UPICT'I) BY S. BULLOCK
,
VALUABLE, - -131PROVENENT
I possesses many imMaikust advantages Oyer all other
Forks, among whirls are the following - : Thetines being
allowed to drop to discharge its load, the tilting of the
as in other forki, is avoided ; hence,' hay can be
nuloadekwith the utmoht facility anti ease into shed win
dows or beneath marline beains, and other places whele
other Helve Folks cannot be used. It can in all placesbe
managed with gteater, case than any other Horse Fork. It
is equally adapted to stacking. -With this Fork,: a s ton of
bay - may be.unloaded from sto .'I minutes: :
:"Pitisist±l3,coXitalS.
• Ita iimplicitztetabillty, and perfect operation, as well
as entaiwratively trifling expense, recommends its nee to
the farmers of our country. A. B. Dicxnrsoa,.
Decidedly the best Lull acquiintedwith.—Ali E. Kerr.
A valuable and labor - Saying improvement. • - , •
J. RAPALA:Me, Genesee Seed Store.
It posses s es advantages - over Iltte i florae Fork
-comnionly need. j Moon.
It will prove a wonderful Ispor saving mactdne t be
lieee.wharever tried it etillbefound proatable. • -
• nous JmntsowrGeneva. ••
Unloading hay at the barn by horse power is such a sim
ple operation that it seems wondcrfal how a sensible man
.can continue the exceeding hard-labor of lilting it a fork
ful ata.,titne in the stillinz, heat ofnJulyaitcrnoan.—N. Y.
Tribene.l ° -
The best ipparatus for Unloading bay we are acquainted
withj—Cenesee Farmee
Gadding'i liorse Pitch Fork is one of the labor saving
machines which will pay to perclutse.--Prairie Farmer.
Unloading in a barn by meant of a Horse Pitch Fork, is
becoming quite common in some sections of our country,
and Will be practiced vyery where as soon *s the farmers
understand the operation. The invention'of C. E: (lading
is the best we have seen inoperatron.,--Ame:ligriculturisi •
. C. E. Gadding has constructed a Fork which after a late
trial wean &Waded fain important;iflprovemet.t—Alba
ny Cultivator*: - - = • -
or The above testimonials are selected from many, the
Signers.beinggenendly known as distluggished agricultu
rists! 'All-Who have seen. .it • operate, agree bathe above
opinion of its merits' , This Fork has. taken She First Pre
mium at avant Fin by which it has been exhibited; in
eluding the State Fairs bf PennsrivanitiandNew York for
1658; and New York,' Illinois,'Alichigart. and United St's
Fairs at Chicago for 18 5 11; and many comity. Fairs.
Foils, Rope and Ponape
_sls; State and County Rights
tor, aile, by - STEPHEN BULLOCK. Agent, •
Columbia Crbss Roads, Bradford County, Pa.
C. D. L&TEMIPOStIntrose, Agent fbr Susrea County:
.
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA
_ i-AgriX6.ll2ll3,
• Is Me Dist dfadicersa in /A; tiortrtfor ait . curs of
- • Conghs and Colds, Croup, '
Bronchitis; Asthma; Dial:mit Breathing,
?capitation of the Heart.
For thet . raff paitaits* of.
.advanced stages
,:
Consnntption .together; with ill Diseases
' j Of the Thriat and Cliest;and which
• prodisPose.toConstunption:
It attacks Me root of disease, coed intatei gefelt .
destroyeriuceossth tiUsWawa. Ralsoprodw
. wires expectoration. et" induces tualay action
; irreha Wawa ifilcotg '.Fessibrcuuranc!tienge.r.
It ii pauliailxidnitC4 to the isnliCal
cure of ASTHMA.
Occ dote qf thit. Laraltud4 /377 UP q/Zen girec •
ease and constowently sleep, +Mich tAs parfieular
nailing/ th.o ilisautedies. Rif very pteasang • ,
to me tasts v ontfprunpt its eats. Try it 4.
De continad . that trinvalitaNe. in CU cure of
.
j Price
Zb
Dr. 1 50 ...E.A P W . i'LV.I.;u1 sort r b e rec! ': Lje . l l :, -
et Co., N. W.• corner 9thcnd POPLAR streets,
Philcur a, Aa. For sale in Montrose by •
, 0-
. mh.24110 , 1n5) ABEL TIMBELL; Lrizggist.
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HAVEIou HEARD The NEWS ?
WHAT N. - • . s
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I WIIY THAT J. 1.. MBERIitAN Is :lOW RECEIVING
. clktect from tiew - Tork; another of his choice stocks of
G, . * , .0" • I .- 1..,(1
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emlwacing lithe 167 Good; liiie,.de Lalns,iChalliel, man
ti Ilse, Silks. *Poplin*, ,Prlnts,kte,, etc.;,etc,.as well as a full
ostoo cif Dotnaetiek;..suchas sninmerelothe for - men and
NIA' wear,fllltiftlegs; Tielting*,'4Denlms, Cotton Yarn,
Caf i ct Warpasahiketi: '- GroitcritW•4 full ;asabrtment.—
Pis ,-•• btackereVTrOPtiMbitash,•,Codlls4 - lina Bening.
•Ha ware:" building thatartpla; Nail.s. - Olassi Pat ty,. Paint e,
011‘Hyestuffs. 'll6eadyirnade - Clotbing, - the.woranship
wannarrie. - Hals,taps and Bonnets; of the latest style.
BoUts amrshoes, worth h•curfl2lie to tts;•l.ln fact almost
eretyoy pf Got
usuallyinquired forbtany country
-steinl
IT
'' u p so NI L L[ , . liclli
NGt ll
and
-$l3
HIS thual inlet theiroprietor ta riiike'stichiispoeltlon
of his Goods.that neither htkenfl,yashotAtkpatrons will
"ottesw.'.", • , .- 1 ••• . ,-.••-•.. ' l / 4 . ' - '.I...A.•••W.. I IIitUtH:
tipsonsille; pa.,,,Jmle, Ist. ll,Gtrztf, -'* .- • -
L. TIT „MED,
"otandin*.spinattherii.riaTir.BritAte# arareripectfrilly
laviteCtoA2ll arid adjust irialpame ivlthotic .
BROOKLYN 'May 1860.15 T A. CBAIMRLIN.
APPLICTEIVREA-D .4'
WIfiAVCSkC4WAPOjnstrfk::SOLI
•S ,f,tioillgr,thi :PTLlZlMPitgrissiiiii SP girßeS le, Cos
lii efeirslarbe - Aftd I dillrgage. oft itlporuil ot aler
will be.teluisgetipris iittgp sig.
resillisigebel Villantrames-p J. Aremtuitelo,
ssolawn q , ~. . %ii illii , t, engplParpostir,
listforrAk G. ii licifsinsil.B. ,Blo c4M, Dundzif;
bangs,u -- . sobs 1_4,21,4.5114,ge55i5t055.. ele
• - -- • •
kYER,
TiffyBiel4N nzad Surge n';''Ntotitrovoi
"Once the Farmer's Store.. •
Vir Ales %hi 41,114sitiiit Suibittilavei
iallitelON mli ? Clam* 113 another Mims.
' -.: •. , - * j
1
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.: *tcyziol. fi sr
INr - p., L woodtO his old and lioir cOotoarzitio 0 i.a
~ 7 iii , 1 , . June 6th, - .11340-0 •, , Jaya 69 ti ,
CAS W O O,
rA I / I ._ XOR
I%
itOORD: Pa. • _ e 4 t
FLA . " Ello
, -.
i
Far ltu34lqBTAliT7lo..afieul d
I 'PERMANENT CURE' a ttipr
..,30.!,,,,.11 treiaholecrtrieciru6s;
i e rwlzarryZi. York.
For Bale a r .;!art,n2V4. ,
- FATAL - SHIPWRECK
PART- . OFI - ,THE - =CAR6O ISANED,
lir
IREMALGED,CO.IiDII:IO3I
TREMENDOUS c)}'
WET,•-GOODSI
• •
,•.
' at the "
BEE lIIVE "
3,500; rai - FIGIM,ED -;: BAREGES
7 4 Tartly dab:mead by Water; at 4,0, B,l2cfirpiyaqi.
• ,
• •: Ittl(11;lfRISIIITO:PlAillii,
for 18X.centa Pr yard- on!d-be CHEAT f0r,76 cents.
. ALSO AZARGE,LOT - 0 . •
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AIICTION -:- -GOO I. ‘.
iraltie.i.oia:Actfie : ,,,,iiiiivt...iric'es:
Good SurnMet, Shavrli, , only.-.:4;.: ...-..:. r. Ai ,75
-
Fine - Stella - 4 • :":. - • -•-- '- 1.00
- Wool and Silk Brodie - ' • -_ 2 .
..-- Handsome Mantillas ,45
-71417 - RiCh L'"'" - . • ... 800
G
ood , Lawna: fast ciii4e:• - ;. .. ..
... : .:.'4 '. .,06 -
' Tina Quality De- Lena . - ,10_
' Wool and Silk Bartle, ,18
"' . Barcges d'Atiglais wort/ratti ' ' ,IBX
.. .10 yards Merrimac Printa, and trimmings:..: -1,00
~ Fine Dreert Oka ' .50
'Extremely. Rich ,
. Whitei Bose ",06 ,
-Nice Lisle ThrcairGiove.i...‘:
Pare silk mittir.. .., : ..
• Watch steel. aprlig Wits—
-Good straw:bonnets '
Beautiful Leghorn , ao
Rich Bonnet - Ribbons4 . • ;10
' . French Embroidered c urtain Muslin., " jag
GoOd Ponta Attar • - ,1236 ...
...Better '" - - . • • ,16
Oilier G.iod% Egli:illy_ n i cillAP !
, •
• FirilteMenallcoer
that-we will do all,that wea . dvertiqw. Be
sure to call before purehasing..elsewhere,
we.wiLL.'Noi.; and CANNO'Pbe,iinder
sold by any establishment this side of New
York. HIBBCHMIN. 81105,
• 4 Bingharriton, May 15th, 1860. _
Wyoming INSURANCE Pothpa lay. ,
EA.. ar„ , Pa,
• 'Clhirtor-Perrtual.
$lOO,OOO. ,Stispials $l,OOO
Oi;gieniied P.
.1857
DIRECTORS. w .
• •
G. ld.Rolienhaek,, D. G. Driesbaeh, J. P. Dennis;
John Reichard, Disid3forgan, • Chas Dorrance,
Sam'l Wadhams, ' R DLaeoe, Wm S Ross,
L D Shoemaker, Geo P Steele,---- H3l Hoyt,.,
IL C. Smrrogrgee#, G. If. IioLLEIcaAc4L Prod,
W. G. Srznurro, L. I). Suoziteutre,. Vice Pre t.
H. I'. BLACKMAN, ifontrolio..Piv. •
• ~4erit for Stisquehorais County.
ALSO SOLICITOB !OR 111Z 4 . •
xonTHERN FIRE& .
CCSIPANY
• No, 1 Moorgaib.strcet, London.
Capital, tdms,pco .... Annual 'Revenue, $1,000,001.
•
Ws GEM, Ayrent Philadelphia
rer. 2n4 DOOR ABOATE DIELFOBD'S..„fkI
ITKPM3LIC generally are Informed that a:FREE E3;T
HIBITION is given at all hours - of the day, of NEW
GOODS of all sorts., viz: ;Drees Goods or Summer Prints,
Poplins; Challis,Lawns in patterns, cheapl3lehoplatwne.
Brilliants, Book, Bard, Jaconetts and' Swiek 31u11,-Ladies'
Coltarnand Sleevet: Dimity, 'Marseilles,' 3loreen,s, Furni
ture Fruits, - Kentucky Jeans, 'Nankeens. Summer Stuffs,
Gents Shirts, Cotton Drawers. Collars, Cravats Neck-ties.
and Suspenders. A new and large lot of .' • .
LEATHER-WARE
. .
such a/Gents:llse Calf Bootis—,_lood 'uns, also heavy and
Shoes, Splendidladies Gaiters from 5 to 19 shtilinus
wammteitto flt. White, Brown, and Black HOSIERY.
Parasols and Umbells.s, :Band Boxes and Work Baskets.
3E3tir:13.1.13.a FlTu id
-and Sperii Adamantine' and Tallow Candles. Brass and
Japaned LantUrs, Wash Boards and Coffee Mills, White
wush'Brusbes, Bed Cords al feet long, whittled and sprin ,,
Clothes Phlts.Tine and CEDAR PAILS, besides ft PILE o'
ZittUttgl?
of dieriVariety s aincingivhich tire Tapia:. and - Corn Starch
forglorions puddings. cream Tarter, Sods-siarch Salem; us
Castor,oll, Epsomßalts. Black and Scotch Snuff, and lots
of things which-won't do to read about, but please to can.
examine and fat at...out:Wean ready and willing to show
Goods, even Hula& they may not suit ; and thankful for
small favors..: • • • B: C. TYLER.
12 CTS. buys a bottle of the shilling flair Tonle t
beats an thing ever sbook.up. TYLER'S.
MONTROSE, May 9th„ IS6Ot
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
DR. 0. PHELPS BROWN;lhegrearcurer of Consnrap-
Hon-, NIA for several* years so badly afflicted by Dys
pepsia that for a part of the time he was confined to his
bed. He wad eventually cared by a prescription furnished
him by a youg clairvoyant girl. This prescription, given
bim by a mere child, while in a state of trance, bail cured
everybody who has taken it ; never having_failed once.
It isWI/2AT sure MSEIS of FITS as of DrarEIMA..
• :
An engraving is here given of. the . principal herb need in
MI medicine, and all of the ingredients are to be fodnd in
any drug store. I will send this valuable prescription to
any'person, on the receipt of one stamp to pay postage.
Dn. O. PHELPS BROWN; 21. Grind.st, Jersey City,
All of Dr. 0. Phelps Brown's Remedies are for sale at
Snagnebanna Depot, Pa., by S. B. WEST. [my6m..
LOW PRICES ww. •
•AT THE
ORIGIN. ONE PRICE STORE!
HA.YDENA3ROTHE4S
IV 311.11,11 , 0 /alai Pas: '
&RE NOW RECEIVING TRE-LAR
agoat and beat atoek or Goode ever brought into this
county, width we are hound tyecll cheap pr cash or ready
pay.. conshiting of "
?Maple' and Pitney Dry Goodb
Choice. Fa en I y.Giiieeries,
H u ts, Ca pa, Ready Made am,
Crockery,
Wi ay d o 'artSio ade•/.1141) as r, Pork
Fish, !Witt. lakts;- 0 i
• . Hoop
Pitney Good ,
WitIekets,,JIKWELIII,V, tiilfur re,
11"Haie,0111, !Veto '
nal rka - ,
and-Lots und.Stacks of Goods toff
nu rntre;usto .nmntihn.
WE Ant NoT put, todt& in the
Inistnais c.baUktg n large profit and depending on
analog en Millet *moon* who hive not tried at other
piseei to eeekhow.much cheaper thecut buy_; but we in.'
Mal° live up the Mark, . and' !eve - in selling many
anel utteaperthan., roGY•futerebants
Can them: Now is the time if yotratint to ilaie money
Lend jlitgeine..;, Call at the ONE PRICE S TORE,
A; lame atoakarGaslwin &Bros. •Yelkw-llsik
Tobacco always on batul,chealaeff
TuSN chew ß
. Al . to:) . lge• 2
tea ., -
Vow =or% pa.', )14 rrth; I
BUSINESS - CARDS.
DR. WILLIAM. vW. WfitATON,
Er-ZEOIC pityszoia ai 101110,011 eDVSTIST.
Wl7ll Zdt: 11117'01il TVIZZATON,.
Meettinleal and Strtaleal Dentlet, feoently of Binghamton..
N. Y. tender their protrietonal servicet to all' who rh•
elate the, "Itetormed_rnactEce. of Phis& ;to earefal and
ekiUThl operationa - on . Tetth -with the most eclentldc and
approv • styles of platework. 'Leath ettracted withtnt _
pEn- and all work warranted.
Jackson,,lnne 1441800.
L. B ISBEtt;
inIiPAMS Cloclus,-Watchpa. end &mein , nt .
`1,4 shortest notice And on reasonable teftna.
work Warranted." Shop in Moldier nall;Jesenp's
store, hioNT3IOI . II,1 I x.: 0— - - tt OfyyQ
- W3l, A. SNOW;
,
VSTICE OF TEE PEACE . —Orest Omit ..Pa. OCce
on Main street, opposite the Wester* iiOIISC -zt;.l
P. LINES
12BTIIONABLB TAILOIL-2 , lontrosa, Pa. .Shop
la Placenta Block, oecretort ofßead.. Watroas
Foster: All work warranted, as to dt end ani , h•
Cutting done on abort notice, In best soda. jant'tiO
• DR. R..SMITH.& 5 . 014;
QIIRGEONZIENTISTS,—Montroge, ' f ii ±Vc o
1.7 °Rice In Lathrop' new isaliding, atm'.
the .Denk.. All Dental operations will tia7'
performed 1n good et** and wszrantetL,7
J. 11. X.0011.171t
McCOLLII3I & gE4RLE
• .
•
• TruBSEYS end Connseninn'ai lajw;—Motit3wz:l, Pa
ornea in Latbro .1' new 1n2114.4, over the Bazar.
DRS. BLAKESLEE &
TitrAVlS* associsted'themselim for the proiecation
LI, the duties of thelrprcifescion, respectfully over their
lerlices to.the Invalid Public: Office et the re , idence of
Dr. Maker.lee, midway between the tillager. of Dimock
and Springville,- • ' , • ap.,N bty .
. i. V. isrsrattem ' • • D -c.
PRS: BINGRA k et..NEY:
. , .
yorOULD announce to the pub li c that they h ave catered
TY Into ershiplor the puttee - .
CINE; & BU 3 RGFEAT)
hatter° Prepared to atteDillth a 1 eali4 its the line of the.r
profession at all hours when not othery/tee ennuged.
OFFICE-The ono formerly occupied by Dr.
• N. B. The book accounti.of Dr. Bingtaiii mut be Ir.= -a
dlatelybettled by notes or otherwise..
-
_New Milford, March, ' L. W. BDZOILV3I'.
1 .HENRY B. MeICEAN,
A A TTORNEY and Connseilor at 14!;.7.—towenee...Pe,
Office in the L'Afari Block. je. S 3 tf
- •
.DE.. E. F. WILMOT; •
g"'"RAIII:fATE of the Allopithie s pd'llomero_pitthle
1.31 - leg , * of Megifelne.—Great Bead, Pa. OMee. come: I
of Mari anqE.,lizabeth.sta t nearly oppoeite the Method? et I
Church. " • ' ;- ap.% tf
nieliT7rieo comma. Dr.t !
WM. Hr COOPER & CO.,
B.ANKEIL.C.—Montrnse; Pa. Sneceescirsio Poi - A:Cootie;
it Co. Office. Laiarops' new balding, Turnpike-et.
.NEWS.OFFICE
lIIHENEW.YORK CITY ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPERS.' 3.1. - Aotaisr.s. ETC., Q,Qj'•
for Cale ht the nontroto BOOK STORE, on _nr,„
•
Public Avehue, by A. N. BULLAII.D.
• 3 01-IN: GRON'ES, . - -
, . .. F -
ASTRONABLE TAlLORMontrose, Pa. Shop
pear the Baptist Meeting Liouie; - on Turapihe
street. ; An orders filled promptly. in first:rate Ityle.
Cutting done on short notice, and war"...nte4 to ilt.
. ~,
. .. .
DR. -JOHN' W. C 085,.. ,
PIIYSICIAN AND SDl:CiO.V,—"Sioni.roet, Pa. Orl4
on Public Avenue. opposite Sarie's Hotel.. yulll ;
•DP. G. L..DI3IOCIC •
13YSICIAN AND SLltGEOX,ltontrose, Ota,t
P
over Wileons Store; Lodgings St Searle'e
• AI3ti.;TURItELL,..; .•
DEALER In Dings, lisalteinee.. dberialcals' , Dye
LP Stuffs, Glass Ware; Paints. Oils Narnlals,-Wfu-
.
dote Glass, GrocerfeS, Fancy Goods,...Tewelry Peen.
men% etc.—Ageut- for all the moet porsIar.P.A.IT.NT i-- -
. RELacisEs,-31untrose, Pa. e . w augl
W3I. W. SMIT11& CO,
riAlincET AND CIIAM 'STANLTADTDDXES,—F .
AL/ or Main tree., Maatrotq, Pa; gr.o tf
OULSTE.A,D;
DRS. OLMSTEAD4 READ,-
WOLTLD-ANNOUN'C, to the Public
that they hate 'entered it.to a partnerahlp thn
Practice EDICIIVE & ry,•
and are prepared to attend to all calls in the him tt.c.'.r
professkl...ofrice—the one formerly occupied by Dr. J. 0.
01n4tead, • •
SII.Z7Z'OZOOP- ,
LIVERI V 16.Q.N.AT0 Pt
IF. VEit. Dr P1.L11"..t.t 3. ',
. .• - . • . .
IT 11 . romp - I : untied irht 1ie1y,f..1.0, .f. , :nr.•:-, Jt, .. . .
.1. 11..5'.1 . 111,. C 141 est. 4 , , ii, i... 41: , i. • C. , :•14 ra .• Lt• lir.. , ..
-,. ••
-&114 •pprute 1 - by alt st.-. 4 . • 4,34,44.2.4 :t.32., !, •,..*, ~,•
sorte ilo 3MI comquitee 44 1 4 g :31 Ilic'dsdr.44.4 .:.-:._c..::, •
Is recommended. .. .
•It fin s eared ttettiAndar, lorl:F..fd.the.leet i.3rn years
71. tad given np zdl Ecytts .1 : t1.,.f. ea t.I. c c,;:r....,....a I
ratiotteitedyertiocoMilnoiy[ 'pr....atensbatv.• i \ .
'..1 be dose muss be 34 ti.4e4 to tl.l tem,eramett a V. 16 4 • "
ledividdartatind" It, and ed. cd LI cuz.h . qual.w-dz. c.:. to ;
act gently Oil the lowets.- - . - -
Ler Me 41 , • , •••3 of your jnetrment re 14,3 3•33 M -Me i
tan of Me LIVER
- I , :- 1 ; VIGOIIATOIt ar.d. 't'i •
yr:dew:a Lkver Corn- platilts, killoas At-,
taeks, Elyspepsk. 'ClirunieDfarrhoed, ! .•-
g , ,,,i, me , c,.. : I
I; Ipinintii, •Dysente- i
ry, Dropsy., Sonri Stuspaela,HaLltual i
Costiveness, Cana- le; Cholera, Chole-1 •
raMorbtri;Choleto Jnrinttini, Main-
It i
e i
ler, Ja as a el I.e . e,l Veinal. Weakness- ; -
e i , and I nky I," i..a,,,,:, rustiilirss saDritina.
ry..Fatuly Alegll7.i r I no , : 14. mill cur,e S ICIi: '. .
ii . E A.° ACME, t" : thousands tan testify.) In !
twenty rainutes, lir I,i svo ur three Te.a• ;
sPoonfals are t at. len at • eccucteacer. , r.' .;.•-•. of
track. .- • .1 I
'A l who lose Itarzi ,giving t h ee,: tr,.., -, -- - .,r....7: , .
lists ra‘or. . 1
. .
.74111 X AVATEN. -111 TIIE ZIOCTII WITII
TILE INVIGOIIX4 011, AND BWALLUW r• ,
EOTII TOGE'1117:11. .• '. . ,
...,1
Price One Durex heir tattle. • •
tronwi . ALN4 o.
. •
' •sAz.
Ii%MILV •
CATHARTIC,,LPILLS.,.:
..• ,XPuUNDE.D- TRO3l'• .
Pure Vegetable ,E S. and joint:lo In!
uLavis CAicKs, Air lighteaud will keep,
In any climate. •
The Faintly Cm-
Ile but "aellye• Cathartic
wed 1n his 'awake - more
The ermatnntly Mere w!ag
havelcest aced the PI LL -
all ewe= in mitard In their
them within the reach of all.
; The Profession well askew
ott different pardons of the bowels.
the FAMILY CA- TIIAIITIC P 11. L
has, atilt ass reference to this well establlch.i 'att..
been cmspottode I from a rik variety of the pa-rt: Vet,- •
tablit' Etteselit. Width act .., alike on scary part of to . _
alimentary ,anal, bud are ig goo(' au ,1 safe la all c...•
es *bars - • Cathartic la 'seeded, rich as De—,
1
raogements of the St o m sac h, !0cta1...,
w ee.,
.itatos in the Deck aeti Lola.,
Costiveness., Pala sell Soreaesii over
the whole body, 11 , 11 sodden cold, stbtek'
frequently. lf beglectol eo lis a lose mum of la
cer, Lose of App.... litre Creeping •e.,..-
•sallot. orCold overt the ' bedy, Restless—
ltells, Headache , or Is A I ght 1.. . t ht head;
all In Ram In a tory 111 . . Worm.; Is
~..„„r or Ada' se,' 14 Illieumntls to, arrant
1.... rt er of th e Mood .., Sndenasy ehltikeee le wtileb
dab la eh% too Rumen,. fa to meotmo La IBM tultertl4k i
•
mesh Dose. I to.i.-
PRICE Tllll EE Di iIP.II.
The Liver loads' ..at..r and Family Ca.
lhartle Pills are retd Ili Peugeots rem. r ally, ~,i.
said wholesale by the I rod to ail the large tows.
S. T. W. SANFORD,I. U. ,
• Ms caf.tcl..rer Slut roprietor.
335 Droadw•y,"New lark.: •
For pale inl4lontreee by :.ABEL L, Arlen<
%PRINCI . ti . `l-0
For $llLlr, 1 = 60; -
T I E be l rul a n t^,, ' c 7tygt theyap3 nowji
• . A WEIGL NCI ECTEO
AND.'NEAT STOOK OF GOODS
especially adopted tolhe rettill tram! or this vicinity.. 'I,Ve
will inske Worm eapeclal hualness Ito superintend supply
ing the wanteof thove who may fivor us with patron.ge,
anclyte ihvite FARMERS, .31E.clIANICS, and the "rent
of mankind," to call on na, feeling confident that our laid::
assortment will RUNG OUT sweleome to everybody who
Are fond of making choice selections AT LOW P10cr,...
NO USE TO ENIMEOITE GOODS
i
suffice it tosap . the stars in the '` rartrade" of other
' have paled their-ineffectual thee befOre the brilliant array .r
seasonable merchandise which br. now filling the shelves
of our Store.. We-have everything to tell; and at
PiIIO,ES DOWN TO 1 1 11 E LOWFq
andouly ask to hhow oar Goods and tell how we eell tneni
before you purehase elsewhere. ilAppt results, .
sure to follow Never was thereon - 4h grand combluati.i[.
viz.:, the hearts of the old folios mide glad;' the heartih o
"new beginners" tilled. w ith joy; tind theleart..bt at I ,t 1
little ones filled with delight,, and A:verybodyl/lild.
durtag,the Spring:toil Surutnegdal'a by-tailing at 11.'1
. •R f•
Oar shelves are groaning On. er the weight of all 1,111... ,
SPRINGV. 1.. ER GOODS , '
c f 411
all sha esl coral= Ime of an
moat tothe dra!. , • oaken anctmnst be , p.I.
FLOUI) 6 .olce brand., always on Land _
II s a large lot or Ready Made Clotting : I lot* .1..
Paps, ts and s hoes, No. 1 & 2:Mlichcrel. Con , li and
Herrin , _ eV, etc, as cheap , as cau be had an) a hero
,t With ., 1 . 11 we 'close, giving all an6ther cordial It:vital ton
ti l st
to call ore they buy, compare prices. and save nu o my
Wets ,• y the }lest price in trade• for ill kinds c!
0 „,,,,,,. , . It 011/Wif tram Fry :
`r: ...:svmr., Pa:. u55111,19:4141'
1 . ly.
, • •.s. Z. HILLIFT.I.
r.L..EEAD
- lb art te.PILL Is• pi.) ;
Irldeb the proprie'or
Men -uremy 'far. • :
demine from thole
'And the eedifsethm rlic.Sr
rse.t:afadared r4e.:41.12.e.e:
. .
.
Mat '4:llr:trent Cie5:2:45.3
le citlzecti of. ihir