;hi..,.;10 - o:io,: i .,.thi,_:As,ircgitti..
. Relerving the Right of Passage.
• .Onceuponlititne; .there came , to this ci-
ty a young Kentuckian, for the purpose of
learning the science of :medicine and surgery..
'lie was tall and athletic, shrewd, apt, and
• intelligent, With.; a' little sprinkling, of wag
, &hues. , - Ile .was inductedinto the Cheri
- ty and : . a. room in - the :third .story .
Ocen him as a study. On entering into his
.-
. new quarters, he was introduced to a youno•
French gentleman, occupying the. room, MO
a stedebt. The young Frenchitan, it seems,
NrarTirY : .. frank in .his nianue.rs, courteous, yet
mold, and he-thus Addressed his companion :
indeettpleased to see you, and
hope . that we may prove.mutually agreeable::
but, in order that this may be the case, I will
you that I have had several former
TOOOl-mate9, .with none of whom cou ev
er..agreowe ceuld never pursue our studies
.together.::.!This ,room contains two beds; ,
the .oldest oecupant, lelaim the one nearest
the widoW: -•
The Kentuckian assented. •
-*
Now,' said the - Frenchman, draw a
borindary'lne between . our territories, and
we shall each agree not-to encroach upon the,
•rlights; and then taking , a piece Of
/ chalk. from his pocket , he made the inark . of
% 'division, midway, from
_one side of the room
ta the other. Sir,' he added, I hope you
' s have no objection to the treaty:
'None in the world, Sir,' answered the
stranger I - am perfectly satisfied with it.'
. Bo then:sent down for his baggne,and both
t studenti sat; dawn, with their books.
The Frenchman was soon deeply engaged,
wile." Old Kentuck' was watching him rird
thinking what a . queer genius hp must : -be,
and how he might 'EIS' hnu.' , •
Thus things went on till dinner timcpme.
-
.The bell was rung ;• th Frenchman-p oppede d
up, adjnaed_ his\ cravat; brushed his whiskers
and ruoustaeltios, siod essayed to depart.:
'-stand sirl' said the strangeddenli
-1; •'r Isti •
s ',lacing himself, with a t oe to' the mark, di
-1 reed in front of the French student '; if you
cross that 'Hoc younre'a dead Man: -
The, Frenclunawsteod pale,. with .asionish
rnent.:, The Kentuckian moved ; - ra:ot,a muz-cle
of his -.ace; Both - remained ;in silence for„
some moments, wheti the' Frenchman
claimed, iy;
tit it possible that I . did not reserve the
right of: •
, •
No, sir; you did ne,.: and you pass this
line - at your peril.,
cßtit how shall I get-out-of the Mom
.4
There is the window, which you reserred
to: yourself—you may, use that ; but pass
'not \that door—ray door, which you gener
ously left me:, •
- The poor Frenchman was fairly caught_-'!
He was in a quandary, and made all surta of
explanations - and entreaties. The Kentucki
an Wok compassion, on ; and . thinking
that going out of a third story window was
not "what it 'was Cracked up to be; said to_
his new. friend. .
Sir, in order lhal we Intl ntutuall
agreeable, I'll rub out the hateful
and • let you pass:: : , :. • - .
The Frenchman politely thanked him, and
slut* the settlement of thatundary ques
tion," they have been the eery . best of friends.
• —Arthur's Erione Gazette.
,
it fr
•
et
flew.ease that Chicken in my Hat.
We have seen a few A cool' people in our
extensive travels in various parts of the world ;
but we recollect of note that more nearly ap
proximated zero, than little Joe W.,-who is
now =(poor. - fellow,'.) in his , last restive place
8 having gone to - Maxie° daring the lait
• war, and had - the misfortune to be numbered
'ameng the dead attire close of the battle of
Tema Vista. . -
._
TOuse Wn old phr ase, Joe could never he
found with but one eye asleep, nor his thumbs
in his `mouth.- flowerer bad a scrape he
might he caught in,he would either lie him
'sell out,- or remain perfectly silent, and look
set indignantly .injured as A pet goat: ' •
1 When fourteen ;ears of age, he was afflict
ea with a protracted' headache; and hearing :
that a sure remedy had been discovered bi'
pertirating the crown- of the hat, and there- .
by ventilating the h ea d, he was nut long in
making daylight , visible through an inch - and
i qua ter hole'in the top of his old black tile.
which in its Filmiest days had been worn by
bin great-grandfatiher on the occasion, ,of
Washington's Paiewell Address to his troops.
at New York.
• - With hat upon his head, he paid Avis
it' one forenoon to the barn-yard ef.Mr. 13.,
distant: about three quarters of a -mile, to dis
cora, if possible, *few stray eggs, which he
hoped_ by chance might have escaped the
' numbing eyes of:Mrs. B. ~ , , • ' :
Not being able to find , any eggs, t h e wick
ett-thought- siddenly entered,Joes iiou to
tan - the next best.thing to them, and the res- -
ol ''' -Was no sooner formed th an be krasl...
ed a Dung white heade&pullet, thrustit ni
t%
•to hie and immediately started for home,
baleneinz his precious load - .upon his head,
and counting the, eggs he• should soon be
atilito call his own, and dirpos.e of or eat, as
-he - in.hia judgment might b 4 Termed. - - •
Slit . ..Toe was not destined,tOnjoy these
pleasantreoealiaas for any. great Je.ng,th of
time, 1
1 for raiimertl., Anypening tO est, him,'
' discovered _protruding through th l e
top of
, the - youngster's , list, the lake head of what
- he had good reason triettpposet ; was one "of
his favorite bantams ; and accosting Joe, he
' inquired whoa he was going I' - •, , -
':"...Going home; sir: •
-Where hate you teen I,
..,- _Abown - tO,youi lipase.' taYs . Joet lai4 1011 ) ,
the taight*-hesitation: ' • - , ... ,- :
--- .. - "ITATion '. go - down for anything virticu
404'_-*&iiied 11; elating his eyes wp toihe
Aphitiliesid and sick'Of his pullet; winchwas
*,40.44.21a-04:filiiiike an astrichtgatheila
1102 - i - 440 11 4* -- , ' -: - :, • ' ' _ :_=_.
47 4 ,Ailibig particular,' . replied Joe.;` :, I
wanted; &IWO -walk; and so- I strolled down
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~.- ' . .. 4 , - What - hare, , you , gotja your ilat; reili
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r CITTLIVEROWIi -,
'OF.'.iuniznits.
.., .. ,‘, --• 'BEAT Wrocau,,`
Estlia-DarAar& , 2d:•best, .1,.....;,.. 2,00'
Best.`arat,Pnanlun4 ,s • oo bd beat, 1;00
- • ' /AO
1
2d fiest, .....-•-•:3M 0 :----- -I :':iluvrEi r
tv - TS" -
Defort best.... - . 1... . .5,0013 4 4 t r ki n 4 s b ut , ) ,
2d kat '•• -3.00 ter made during
Beet - fee Bull:- • ...SP° ' atti*Or MoUthir
Best:, vi t .' '' 1- 5.0_01 fd best s : ... -• ..:.
2d best, •• •.• • • - /Mb 13d best ..•.. .'
3d best, ..-3
.. . ,00.11 est
• daring fall, .
4th t0:&5t,....... 2.00 -- 24 b e g, •
1
Best twos years 'old 3d b ea t, , ~,,..
er, ,00, ' 4• 121
.24:1eif ... , • ... 3 •
best,-......"..: '0 001 1
' - ltAi- • • .
-- •
Beat fuuryearrnt,T4 -3 1 ,001 1 est mere. of
corn.. •, bil
'' 2d b e st .. ~ , 2, 2 , 00 1 thl best, .. 0'....1. 3.0(1
Beat lot of Calves,l li k. bd best , • 4 _,•,__
,14 • • 1• Z• 00
not less than five, ( 15,00, 'At• !In" ,: Wint er
2d best.. ~ . .... -..11,001 wheat: ~ -:... •, i :5,00
Best Or ofwork. t
spring'
..,I 2d best,. .L. ~.. 8,00
jog Oxen, „ „ .5.00,8e5t set e . t 4
2d best, ..., :. , 3,001 •, 114 e 111 esi- • i 1- , -A ! 54 °
,3a b est , ,„•; „ , 2,ot;:j{ 2,1 oest;.. - 1.:.-. 3.00
Best p a i r. 3 years I - ilkst-itere , Of. fiitb;.... :1,00.
old steer.... ) 13,001 2d best.' , I ' 2.00"
- 2d•best, s . -........ 2,90 Beat tlemlAttwhetti,3.oo
Best pair 2-years 1 24 limit.: . it, , :... 2,00
eltl.- ••• • • • •- f s, OO • ''.-; FR tl..
1
td best. -"", 2 .ebitest; fall''d '•'' t • 1
311,EEP: 1 bushel, t.... , i 1,00
w
Best fine w ooled- • Best! I t . bus'6l for ).. •
lin& .••..•• • ; • f 3, 00 foi cooking . .. 'r 1,00
2d best..-. .. ..-2,oo,Bcstfwinter Apples,
.1,00
Best seuth-down, - .. 3,001 "24 best,. -...... I.oo'
2.lbest,. 2,00 I
Best' i . _quln ' ,one I •
4 .
Best Tung wailed /I peck, ..; ... i , c
buck, II ....... i 3;00 Best pears,F I Peel;
I 2d best. . .1... :: .. 2,00" 24 best, ..„ , ...,
Best lot fine Wont=i . : ' • Dist peach : '
et! ewes not less ' ' 2d best, .
s,
• than thre, , :i. ~. 3,00 t, 1 • •
I)° ? iEsric i l4 4, lct vit'
Best lot of south- I -1 ' 'ix.ftES. ,
down eWes, not Ifle! 4 • l flannel. not
}
less than ,three, t 3,001 thati,ten yds. } '
24 best, 1.., .... : 2,00! 2t l beat,,: ••• I ••
Befit lot of long-, ' 'Peat- quilt of AY t
}
,- eu t e d -Ei.- e 4, . deseriptiaa, ... ' ), 3.00,
not less than 5, 3,0 ."12d best; :. : .1.... 2,00
2.1 best ... '. 2,0 - 3EI 1ie5t,:....:. .: 'l,OO
_ ... -
flocs: ' • Beat piece of esr-
Best tsar, .... :.. s, , Peting. ~... t. 5" 2,00
2d best: . . 2.00 2 a•bist ,ll • •'• 4 •• • • • • /MO
‘ .
3d best , - . 1, Bust woolen3,oo NIS, ), ,
2d beat, ••;••• .' . : I C . ' 2 ' °( '
•s;nw, ..'.....,-.. "
ant" leas: tits 3 v
Best . • '
pairs, ....... 1 1,0 . 0
3d.ba5t..... .... 1.00 Belt: et"-It° l ,‘ l*k* , 1 - t
three pairs l'. I 100
Best litter of pigs,. , 3,00 - t '"' • . 3
B.t wheat bread 1,00
Botta CS' • .. td teAti ..,. ;.... I,np
Best stal li on ' for 1, • • Best rie at corn do • 1. (10 •
all w0rk ,"..... 1-45.00 2d be * ;4 . t -°' 100
,2d best,• .... .., s,OO i . ,
113 d best; ..:...-.. 12,00 . 1 LEATitEII.
Best brood 4nare, ' Bes t tide .;of sole .
1
With colt by her. - ;tanned in ea:- : 5 5.00
'side, - . 5,00 12d best:. ;. , ....2.00
2 best, ....... s,oo Bg. ride upper do:, 3.00
ad hest, .. . 2 , 1241 beist, . A., .... 2,00
Best pair 'Batched • . ACitICULTER.AL lIII'L-E
-, geldings, Wed ; i merrse -
‘,. in Su . 'sq's co,. -5. „ I .,_ t - t; , :
• t''2d best, ......... 3,04 Pr pow r '''''' !.
ad best.
~..
.... 200 , quabsuma eat, . ) 3,00.
• ' • ,1 - 2,1 h st, . _2,00
PotYLTSY. .. B i,i t "i t i cst * , „ -., 300
Best lot, not less ). " ie. ( ' bed f' 0 . 0
- - • ••• '''• °
thein six, -- •- - $ .-." Best straw- cutter,.. 3,00
2d best, .. A . 1 ... - . 1,00- - !Z.! bat," . ' 4100
FRG ET LES. ' Beat ox.Voke,l ' 1,0 t)
Best and largest .k,
. Best luniber wagon, 3,00
variety;.... . 5 2,oo'Best nx cart, 3,00
2d best. 1,00• Best p10w,, - chitixt, ) .
Best -it acre potatus, 3.0011 and ` cleric;' ' c 1,00
r2d be":!. ! ' 2,00 Best horse-ibod, . c
.1.00
cuEESE. ' -, IFirit variety of flowers,
Best, not less than la -certificate and 'book oil
25 pounds,. .. S 3,oo,their culture; '!
•
Reports-on Winter Wheat. Spring Wheat
and Oats, to be tnade it the Pair.tl On -corn
and ‘ Buckwheat at the January meeting;.
claimants for prentintits Ob . grain are requi
red to - have the ground tiveastu l wal aud the
- i , 111
_corn::: • I_
, qUantlty - properly 'certmeiv. )3 to oe
shelled when merchantable, measured and
repOrted at the January meilting l along with
,Buckwheat; It,is expected that the greatest
accufacy 'will be oliservetllin a. rtairting
these crops, SO. that; all will 4e tati ed of the
capacity of S-usgaeliattuta c lituty'l t " produce
large crops.. The ciFners o milelt Ws who
offer fi.te premium are; reclu red;; state to
the Committee on cows, tLv quavtti 'of
Made from them duril l .. th e eight '. of
grass and Also in the fall. ..4 d OeteieCutive
committee further reituist.t i litit all who take
an interest in • the Agricultural ';society ' will
'give it their countenance-14 sending any ar
t
tides of merit-or curiosity that may, add •an
interest to the Fait:. I' " .... -.
HENRY DRINKE k ! ~,"
t
MARTIN -L.iCATLiN;'.' ''''' ec ""''''
r Com
JOHN F. DpAxs.il . .
I Hint to the Fanners.
We may send to -England for Durham
cows and to Spain or SaAony fo r the choicc4t
sheep; we may search the WOrld . over for .
cattle that may please I. , eve, but, unless
they receive the best care d e t=d4
they will most asSuredly d " e, and
eventually becunielus - woi 14s and unweti
thy of propagation ; as a' Y 'Of our skeleton
l b
breeds that_now haunt ou rich but_neglect
ed natture lands. i We realeynbu an anec
dote\ in' point; and: Will relate. it by war of il
histration. - A farmer *having* purchased "a
' . cow froth a counliralOntidin,it in the-richest
opamprage, upon taking her tb his own infe
ridr‘pa.-Itures found that. iihe Sell short of th
.
yield . -which he was info r uniii that - sh6Nd
been accustomed tea gi4e. I lie complair ed to
the gentleman of !whoni e bad purchased,
that the cow was net the o e t bargained for ,
or in other words that 6 w twit what•shc
I . •n 1 b!ir ,' ;s aid
Wl/9 ` c racked up tct be. 4 t V the
lel' ler • I sold you my cow,but did nut sell
You my pasture too. - - ... ,! : . -
The above, which -we cut. f ' :in an etch ngc .
reminds us .of the reply whi a shrew . Old
.far i
we knew - m if years age ,
b ;
nui to no- of his neigh . The atter
had obtained some Pigs from! Punier resid
ing sotne.Milekol, slid whOl •cause intelli
gent.lf was always .successtO n his farming
operations ; vartictilarly nut ing his neigh
bors in raising porL Sho rty:after meeting
p a
the old 'gentleman referred he says,..slyell,
liir.-Sweetser, I.llt going t 0.... t you.iu re.i.§-
ing hogit.this year,l hare go.t.somo of .I ,
U------'s breed. '34 It.-a i - :._-iirawrei out
the man, ' you'd better ge Ole breed of fas
hog-trough-r-41aini , Fa ' e.r,i ',.
'
EXTRACT:TRW ,PLAirApt ' s tacivitE ni-
TnE IFLEDIrG OF PAWLS. — , t fariglent - ire
aware - that rung-akar; eh ' - and --
ii ;is
teo mOre - criatly - istAbe 1 , alt ha in the
Jigi 44 '' The - ( ; **4 1 7;° 6 : .-4f ! e"fictissirnPly
ill
flit.; 13.iat Oil , 'ites ..-ano,'H of; Their One in
steep : "Steep is that .
... „ 1 ' life , of'an in-:
h a d. A wbew:-Alis 4u-keipiir , :of etc body-
4 11
takes' phatie Isll.* *j);.;14! . . 1, 1 0 .intiir.r mo
tiousteaset:,-vitiditNliereaPt 02;40 i 4 I' ea !"
1im .16 / 1 11 . - '4' l 4, l)o 4.7.:ritoink utovex-
PeOed-in4.94%wingo- 4. =i-.7....- , ..h-lieroi. - -this
1
r eaeopupsvili4isoiie* tliigkokil*Oth
stagger ' t i i . t h o ji'Sfghlisilliiii4 - . 4 0 '44-
Adieu IheY.lntre fnualeoi A: ''''tr NZ' ;Aittle
matter beingezileaded 1 ottieti,''' i rap
i i -airii F e twok -,...i. : ...,1...-... , --etri
7 1,.. 7 ,-
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- JI7STILECIIVEDBY . ..
' POST ''& -- CO
CO.
April; .185.3;
"FRIIiiILT 'LINE' OF STAVES
_ .•,
•
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----•-•t;*7.7:--•"rfi-.l'iirr:...-e--z• •
_ILz f/ •
•
-•• • '
3,00
2,00 .
6,00
3,(X)
2,00
gontrose and. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad ; by the:Plink Ron& .
PASSENGERS Will find Stager Roa d::
at
-the Moutrosißepot on the arrival of the . fol
_
lowingtrains to coavey , passengers to Montrose:
On.the arrival of. 6 it'clock A. M.-Train from
Great Bend.
.0n arrival of . trains from Sera icon , at I o'clock
- Qu arrival of trains'from New York and. the
West at 4.o'clock. •
Leave ,31ontrwe for Itailmad as follows : At
eclock-A.Z...oolinectin4 : with trains for Serititon.
At 11. o'cloCk anti 45 Minutes for New Yerli and
Westem trains.. Leave tit 3 P.M:, connecting with
'trains for Senutton or Givat Bend. • !,
Stages leave Ito:Arose Depot for Ilarford :war
rival of mains from Scranton and Great Rend.
All Express packages •.carefully 'handled and
properly - taken care of. _ -
Stages fur Towanda, And Frienitville, will not
ICae Montrose : until the arrival of stage from 6
o'clock r." 51. traitanni.Great Bend. '
1,00
1,00
1,00
• • . .
- [A-Titt cory.j. • • • •
• By i.Epedial Appointment...
i T NOW YE A.LL MEN, that we, the- undersizn•
t • ed. Jaen Pierre, Charles . ' D upi erre,- Theopho-
I Scbnlidt. and _Genii - Frita,'of the Cantiins of
Demo Watch lianufac.tnrers
DO by these presents ditty itutherize and appoint
Professor' J. A. SINGLETON,: Watchmaker: of
Motttrese; and WIL . SINGLETON; of the afore
said place. to be our Stile Agents for the,Stste _of
Pennsylvania, ad this 'Said appointment to extend .
South and Wait. - . • .• •
• We the . - partiesici these presents. &agree to
all Instituted
.by. any •infringement on
this-,our appointment, and •to This we . set our res
pective manes And seals in--the presence of Carl
Pierre; Dpi. Dural. P..lleughnoe:. Dated in Switz
erlatil first ,day ordanottry.in the year of nut
•Lord One thousand eiglit . hundred and • fifty 4 wo. •
j .
.• • it.EN . •
•'I • • •-• • ' CIIARLES DUPIER, }LS.]
• • SOHMIDT. [LS]
. • 7• • lIENRITILII'E. [LS3-
• • 1;00
• .. 1,0 0
I
33,00
1.,,00
VAL:!.T.ABLE . REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE!
9 VILLAGE' LOTS, situated in the pleasant- 1
- est part of the village of Susquehanna—also
8
houses and Lots in the must business part of the
aforesaid-village. Also, •
A Farin con:arm:lg 133 acres,.
• - - •
with a entail, improvement, the remainder heavily
timbered,.sitnate - 2 miles from said vi//age. •
Suecinehanna is the great Central Depot of the
N. Y. s E. Rai/road, Situate at the foot of the heav
lest grade on the road, near the great works of
rucca, Cimewacti Abd. the Cascade, and-posses
sin.by nature the best watering place on the route,
with the locality of 'extensive 'Machine Sho ff s,
ac. Susquehanna, although, number ing
but 2,000. inbabitanti, and abut 4 years of age, is
• destined aeon to range a/ongside of the most ilonr
ishing populous townion the line of this great
thopoughlare. 'L. P. Hrsps. Agent.
.•. Office one door east or:Leutieini.
1 Susquehanna Depot:Nev. 14, 1852. 11
DRESS 11tIDS
IA,. F.' ARE rreiving tt large fupply 4,f Dterss .
11 , Goods embracing ;a great variety c,f kinds.
end H of hemitilut.stylei• and patterns, and the fol
lowing kinds of gb9ds . , .
_
POPLIN*. -DELA INS, /4.47/?..4 GE
LAD'S. LAWNS.' PLAIN; STIa PE D A ND
PLAID CJJAJfBRA TS, EY C.GISII,FREIEN CII
PO ESTIO - P.R DVS. (ix. (1?..
lio4of which they offer canAitleraldv lower than
Carly , spring prices.. •• U. BURRO WS.4I:,
0 iti4on.. June 1 852, - -
Facts for .the People 1
x7 6TWITHSTANDIIiG the prediction of , the
New. &than, Loiger that Frauk Pierce will
be olected Presitfentor became the Prophet !fain!)
says that "'the Lord giveth power. to the Nina," it
is univ'ersally admitted that the Fu&•cribersan and
will sell • • - .
:BOOT'S SHOES , •
C.IiEAPZR - than iny other chop in town, not even
•
excepting the •&eiminerboot a...shoe - store down town
N. terms are cash or pay down, and I
would therefore' inform- thme who aieitalebted to
Merriman & Patrick, that they must call and pay
up or-nnff ced. MERRIMAN.
Montrose, Sept. 23;1854. i.• •
Carbondale! Stages.
• ,
rri-I.lE . toshicribers are refining a me of
gen . betweenCarixondel n 11opbottom Sta
tion son the Lackawa - and Western Railroad,
tlb-tance 20 tui .v re Carbondale in the morn--
J.6g, a : . nect aithihe CarAgoing North; Tenon
- eare oti thiarriral of the mail train frt.'s:l:Great
Bend—netire4, moat direct, and cheapest route
freict ',Great Ilend to Carbondale. Pax-ertgera al- .
'trays get into Carbondale earlier in the evening
than by atiz other route. . ' ~,, • -
• 'Fare receipted in Carbondale at the -stare of the
aitbscribet4; Maiaaticeca feu- blocl:E below Bron
aon's Hotel. GROW , tt. BROTHERS. -
I Sept,2, 1.852.. • • - tf , - • .
• •
- - NOTICE
rpo ALL MT OLD CUSTOMERS a:cti ata:
rEtturren,i Wee this method of making known
gone and. all that I . lave disposeti of my stock of
oods and rented - my store to Mr. George R: Haw
ley, who is to take poSsession on the first day of
April next; and in mice to make limper change
and arrangement - of baldness, shall be obliged. to
forego the rile:L.44e of seeicg Customers on the Ist,
2d and 3d days of April; On lionday. the sth day
of April Mi. Hawley wishes 1131 f to , say„ to the pub•
tic generally. that he I will he prepared to receive
thew calla; with 'mans . thanks. • . •
M:.O TYLER.
- Montrose, Har r ch _3.1853. • .
lillpottlint to farmers
.
, .
HE Plaster . Mill atillop(rose Depot is now fill
. * ed with o^4 knod jtast l er Anil we stoat be able
benoeforwartl to hullos. ILis,lnost valua
ble fertilizer, and warrant tto be the geouind
Owego and Caprga, plaster at $6.00 Per tan: ,
BALISBURY.Air , CO.
)ItootiWl-DePot.T.nbs*. 17;:14163,
Lumber.-Fors Sale:
MOINE. Iletiloar. Banotrood, Maple and Atli
ej... Lumber. also Shingles: fur sale byy'
me; Nos:-4 ,
"52. T • RRELL.-
• - FLOUR, SALT Le..
,10 do 5, 00. Salt . IAL !- - iluck six* , FloureCom
3414- - Nbae-BOMI. Pried Applee, L - Paric lbw
Tke' above hoc eidettiek or other,
_ ILL &
'4,niboE:o4',.%iogto - s
AIL: M •111.",` 111153 111131, •
iivxsa SON
:Nontiose;l6..ll, 1833.
irrt".
Ithignithe*!/Flukklisrip,f,
to walk! warsutedvailig---. ,
Jan:26. N
F. a
: HANDLEIL,'.
- - WANTEV\
B EANS. Dried Apriete:..Buctimbesepour, Bs.= ;ow 9opper, oat Socks and a =Bat,-
3esi, -V . 43:044110Lira
7.11
,
14ibittiti-Egr, —:- i -Iscer.H. ,4,4)
•••-kz",..m.
~,....t ----
Thil
Le,
,
Entert4lto Mt ti - Act 'af 14itio.Ion
1;1
- 1S:13-.1. 8:1 13811 TON, D.•the olfriell
.o.flic! of I*. Ptistrirt Court Or tlio'llamieno
• rati : noisig‘
Another
:SURE` FOR' •"
'VE
ORi - .GASTRIC 3 . 11 CF..
- Prepared - from - RT.:arr . . or the . fourth OTOMACO. OF
TUE ox, after • directions : of Baron Leib4,7 the
great phpiolpgical Chemist, by J. S.; Bough-.
ton, x, e., Philadelphia, Pa.- •
Nattire's own, remedy. for an unhealthy
stomach. Wart of man can equal its curative pow.
els,. It contains 'no' Alcohol, Bitters, or Uauf..eoug
drugs._ . It rs .. eitreinelyugreettlilta to the taste, and
may be taken by the nuut feeble . patient{ who.can . -
. not Cat, a . water marker without acue' di~u ens.
Bewate - of drugged imitatious. . Pepsin is .not
drpg: -
• 1' •
Callon the agent and get a ilecriptiee
gratis, gtving a large `amount of kientifitirCviden.
• from. - Llebig's, animal Chemistry ; Dr, Comb *pi
Physiology .Of digeertioul Dr.-Pereira ott food a d
diet; Dr. John:W. Draper or New. Yorki Univer it•
ty ; 'Prof. .Duttglison'a .PbySiology ; Prot Salim. n;
nt Yale College; Dr. Carptmter's P.Vsiology
tOgether.with reports of Cures from all parts ,if
The United States.. • ,
Aura:Toms:l:l., Montrose, Wholesale and rctlti:
4 tetrt. • , - - t
- -
NEW LINE -OF . 31,111, STAGES.'
- - • - 5 - WOM. •.. . 1 • i
._ . .
. '-. 1 •
. .
~ • - al: DEL, Mi11t..15Ari1te44:".:..*.176;1 1 .
i. ......k0......__ - 1
.K116..140.0. diiiiiiintrogr
.. 1
QTAGES will leaveiKirkweocl, inowing:thro gli 1
.1.7 Corbetlaville.. bibiaty. tic., evert- mornit af.... -
:i
ter the arrival of the.. Marl and IS'ight:l:7,x.p ess
.
Trains of cars; reaching Montrose. at 6A. t. 3 te•.-
urniitg; leave Montrim.l-tiaily (Sundays rxcep etl) -
At 4.r. Y:4 reachingKiiktrootl in time Jo-take he 1
Mail train's of cars, both East and. West.. being the - .
easiest anti most-feasible' mute to reach the.: ovi
oIY rk 4 Erie Railroad; :—'' - .' • s ': . ,
I This line .intersects! a tri-teetly line for Itim
belt. Springville, Tunidrannock, Wyoming. Mul
Wilkesbarre. vrltich.lerivei Montro.e at
. 7 A. It ev
.ery - Monday. Wednesday and Fridsf. - Also,. 'a
Inie to Friendsville, Leraysville..ttc. - .' „
• Good
. Tcti,os and cotuforlable Carriages are. ro
-:vided. and the. povrr 2;etors Fill spaye no . pa . to.
accommodate the public.. - . .
Dec. 24; 1552.
. .
. .
i t v . . ki..To
-
li.. ~.
. t uit,' - i...0‘-ult ••
•11 .
1 llE.subirriber his j_ut received anew. of
NVinter Goods,to which he _ would' inr it • tl
attention of hi 4 friendsand customers. • .
Bring along Your Soeks ' Grain, Furs, of
Dark, Tallow, Butte , a casb, Ra g s, and . huh! d
mosteretything you ave. to sell,.arld in es tut
...
you.will get • .- i
i - .
- . . GOQDS VEll Y , Cl2 - 1P !-1
Call.and see for yo' ufsch'-es, if you do not intl it
so yoh :need not buY i ,as•l tic not charge - an)tlting
for hotving goods. 1 • -•. '
Dec I. S. LITTLE.
New ;11ilford,rl 16. 1852.
- l N--
' SUSQUERANNI DRUG. STORE I
.._, . - S. IS. • WEST s • •
. _ .
D EA LER in Drugs. 31Cvlicines, Paints, Oils,
- . choicest Wines and .I.lqui,rx, Ilse-Stunt. p a ."
tegt:Alcdicines all kindx,.Conths; Tintses. Bru..k/L
ei,llerto, I'crignicry,lToilel Articles. fait-
i Cy Baskets. Bold `anal Siker WaleA- ,
es: kplentii Jewelry. a flrfOl Vet- .
.riety, I tollfts,Plotes, Fife,t,
e./
Vern
l, l.italioi
e r Vi.. Bcl i t er7, 4.
rhildreri's ' - -
*, Con fection-' - ~,„ , •
l'ancy Ooolls of
riety, Looking gigs-, • ,
lane, Alcohol, porn- • .
acleco,..Sti-otr. Cigars, dv...-
lest prices.. 2 ,grHe will not • . •
OLD. II . L - 7 1 11A_T!
'Opt, 0
• • - -TO'
erg.
oreat r •
Res. Cam
• ing Fluid.
sold at the hi
BE UNDER." ,
Susquebvinta Di
THe SubiCraws:hiving resumed th - F above
named . bus"eSe under the minagetnetit cit•
Mr. Alfred . Sarre .m
re respectfully solict frn their ohl
customersin (hat line; aleturn of their p.ttriatage.
Mr. S. is
. in ex p.r . . ieneed and
. skiilftd workman,
having learned is - business and for mangy years
'worked in some ti the best 'Amps in :New- Yorkci
ty, is competent • o do•auy- kind
. of work that may
bsi entrusted toinsu.. • Piompiness. moderate char- .
ges; and'thegigar l yof all good Watches, we trust
will secure a full -barepf-patronage. _
didd Rings de 4. amiler,.and all kinds of Jew
wa r
lelrit repaired.
H identrose,litio4 12,1861
.
•
Philosoph . of savion — fhi Teeth..
0. i.-
I T is Siniply . ti is: We "first * .carefally : and that.-
1 ,
.L . . ; the decayed
. niatterjni
ro.
thecavity, then afterslia ping it properly and wi p• ,
ing it dry, vre pros hit° it gold or silverfoil Which
are .fery :Soft arid, malcable,,end continue to cam
press them until we hive . rendered theni as hind
as the solid - metal.. We thus . cotripletelY. eselticle
both air and mu Sture;:thei universal. a,gents . .of
. de•
aiy,`Aind , the co isequence is that ‘ the tooth decay*
no more in'thitt :part, and rarely does it ever com
mence in any:neiber. part, but ,s.hould • it, the cure
,must be repented , and -.1 . haveseltiont Secn:an in
,stanee where it sail , to .be repeated a third time,
or even a secon I. If your teeth are decaying' your
only hope is in he Dentist. - They may teaff''..' ted
and you not /maw it. - A tooth usually. decays a,
long time before, it aches and.persons are via.y• apt .
to suppose thettt " all right" so long as they keep
quiet.: The fact , thatr they,. have not ". 'molded
you" is the veil, ~ reason why 'you should hate them
attended to befeee- . they do: : One faet Mote : when
it tnoth painful , hits'bectinie you are :` behind time"
iii going to get
;irona and lose
Thus, court •
Newton, ytt t
hope of indOci
mows'. ILiu." a'
tion god rep d
promote both ,
Yours enip .1
Montrose,
.N. 1k Trn
erect in kir
you'shall
Your
, tile - past
atilt tra
operitii
public '
, -11b6.
1 4 , 6 :r
;;v:
5,....,..w:
- 11 *
Chxtd7
eiliii
MEM
W. K. lIATCIT.
1101tGAN T
REPAIR'
LD IT.‘ND AGAIN.
• •
BEN' t:LEY4. - RE 4,D
t Stied," the cars are oif,"you Must'
it ' , Nader, 1-have given you both fact
. it Mt with the
. profouutlocis - of . .13:
!tautly, you may depend. WiOt the
• - you- to call tin me at "` Olin 'FEL
! submit your teeth to exatriiita
,if needed: • Bk . so doing . you may
our own intere and min e:'-_ . ..,
atieally Ami Pro esgicmally. • . .
ii i
.C. S
I)ur:pet.
!ember 30,:11362, . - . • . - •
'circumstances will he duly eotiviel
.',. and whatever 1, may do . for
e, and warrant' permanent.'
ited to the Ono ing -
el
has „resided Inglis place during '
capacityttf 'Su eon De.ntist,
wervatwet of the anecessuflis
cheerfully commend him to
_ •• ,
fr, 'B. B. Itaiii ..F.N
ty,., -
.• • ' Wst, - .11.' - .1 neve :F.4l'
Mkt Tcatist.i,--.• •
44 4 , - 4141. - OtrAwit, - • - - - .
' , Atgiii4.'' ' -*...• -' •. -. . -
. . .
ettetit
treat *gaiety - of Veleitist and
, 9 g3t-izr,
eves,*:444l4llia - ;"
kle
.. „ ... _
' - • WIEW-0 03 1R.L.PATC1
Jaundic.4 . PirjlePs"!ja;Chiinitc - iiiJA r ervous ,
. ,
Debility;. pisqueit , Vela, Ridaeys, . :-;'.--
;...
' ~
.. . ~.
~, •. :, -.. 1:11q411Fi Ant. : _,..:, ! ...„..., ',..
.- •
. '.. • .....',....,..- BING ,Fwric.,A.m.so :.....; • -...:--: : :".•...
• ' •- r- .... ::, .. ; ..near.ii.Ltrxstott:Srcy. - ., . : ~..
........„
-'• - . 'YAM!, EnteltAs CoNstirA • - .. •
- TIoN, INtrAtiD PILED, FULLNF,SS
.. - -
...
. . ' :OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD, ACIDDI,TT OF . .:',..'
Ilit'.STOStiken, NAIISNA, Ilei s irr•isirei;Dts.:. .'.. -
OUST FOR Voof.•,.PUTINF.A.6,-.olVivitiiirr iN TAE
SToll‘Cti., 801,1 L EaUCTATiONsi' SINNI*I .011 - .}71.6 , ,
tERING AT ' RUE
. 11. T• 'OF Tux : Sicruicu,Swtst-
is.ING of , 4
.un HEAD, Ilmiiiin AND Dirn
.-
..
CCU . PireArillNo. ri.trtll.lUNo AT..TkiN,
. ..
' 'lltAii.T,Citoxixo•onSei-iocirfxo'. ,'...,'
: • • tiessAriose wins IN A iyiso .- ';'.
, 1 - s : •.
- '' rearreax,ptuXnas or VI- ... • '
SION, Del's -on Nr.l4, • : -" -
.. .
rocroax Tux - ' ... -.
... , „
. • ~_
• • • ~- - ' •'' Stour; -: -: -• -.' . •
.' • . : ,., r
Fever and • dull • pant u s t . - e Bead, -Deficiency ,o ' ...
PersPittition, Yeihienesi•of the Skin andi;Eyeal '::
Pain In :the
s side; back, - Chest. Litubs,.*C., sudden. '..
flush s of heat, burning s in'the..flesit.coostant,imag7;
inin • of evil, anti • , reat depression of spirits:, tan.
be e cc tuallV enreti by..
.- DILL TiOOFLANIYS.-...,:' -- . • . .
EL.E8R.A.1.1'.1):04R.11.4.4.V. .B.iTTRIZ.I, . '
• - ".," L" •.- • ier.ixtitio iv'''. •••...._' -
,- • I
Dr. IV: all..Ja:clicsOn.
.- -H • • ; '.
Pain
At t le Gentian Medicine Store, - liio Arch , Street,' .'
I _ ' ' ~.. .' lbilatielpina. • • :.:1 - . '••••.- Ai
-Their power,orerllie "above. diseases itt- - not. ex-` - T
celled, if equalled. byany other preparation in - the
~..,
-United -States, as the cures attest,in many Cases !
'after sitilfel physicians had failed: .• • 4 , - L
• "These Bitters are worthy thelittention of inin
lids. l'itise;sing 'great - •virtues in the rectification •
of disease of the -Liver and lesser- glands, eXerei4- .
• ing. the most searching.powers in weaktiesialiti af
fections
. of the digestive organic - they are 'withal,: ,
r.'
i '
. safe c e rt ai n and- pleasant. - - .. - .• • .
.. ~
•• • ' . ' Read and'be coirrinced.
~.:. .t': - - -
,
Ftem.thelosten Bee. ---: • .• - :
The etlihn said,-Dec..V2ad . ,'• . ' ' • • !
Dr. • tkiVand4 celebratexi germisn.Bitteri.fiie .
the cure of Liver Complaint,:Jaundice; Dyspepsia,
Chronic ar Nervous 'Debility, hideiervediy,olie,o, .
the "test popular nteilicines of the'dity. These a
flitter.= have been tited. by thousands; and: l a friend - ti
at our elbow says he has himself received an err 4-:.
inal andpermarient cure of Liver Complaint :from ;
_the - tee Of this renietly. _.Wc are cot - tyke:id that, -
- in the nse ofthOse7 Bitters, the patient etin.-stantly-- !
i
gains strength. and'Firr—a . fact worthy.of.great t
consideration. -The.f are pleasant in taste .and ' 1
stittli, end ..eati. be-Used by 'persons .itchit the Meat
.-,.
..delicate stomachs • witit.safetv, midef - any circuit,-
- stances. .We are Speaking.' f rom experience. and
to tlte nfilicied.we advise l isle use.. -
. ~
!* SCOIT's WEEKI.T,7 one of the best .Literary pa
• pers putiii,heil,•iftja. Aug ; 25 . --: :. ...
• .• Dr. Ifoot:end's Gerinatrßitters, man u factured
hy Dr: 'Jackson 'are:now reconunended by. sonic tit ,
- the most prominent rnembeFA of tile flioultyas .a (-
article of much efficacy •iacaSes of female -weak.:-.
mess.
s . As such is the case, "we ...woUld , advise :all
mo th e rs:, to. ; obtain a bottle,..and thus stivethent
elveS much sickness,- .rersons of tiebilitoted,co'n
stitut ions wilt find these • Bitters - tolvanitikeous to
their he;;tlth,:as We.know from experience the sal
utary effect they have•upon Weak systenis." • • : ....
• " - More griifrnre.... -: 7 ' • :. • .- •
.. • The - trait C. D. tlitieline, - Mayor of the City c&
• Camden, N. 11.1161 •- - •
. -'• lintin.AXo's f..4-kun s At; Brrrxus.--We-Ihave seen.
many fiattering notices of this - medicine; and the
- 'source froni which they•i - aine induced- tis to-inake
inquiry respecting its' Merits. ' From inquiry : WC
. were persuaded to use it, raid - must say foundift
. sperifie in its action upon, diseases of ' the liver and
O dig e stive Organs, and the powerful influence : it ex
of
erti upon nervous
„ pm:frown - is really•enrprising,•
lie . It calms and strengthen:l:the nerves, bringing'them
into a state of repo - se, making sleep refreshing. ~ .
,d, If this -medicine was pore generally ussl_, rte
mi. are FattiArle4 there Witultittre less sickness, us' from
r:e,
-1 the
. stomaeli, fiver, and tiervOiis sysion. the:great
majority..of real and .integin4y .. diseases emanate.
Have them in a healthy condition,-and you can bid
siefinnee to epideutias generty. This extraordin
ary medicine we- vi-ould adv: our friciiidt4 who are
at at all indisposed. to give 4fair trial it will-re
commend itself: ..lt should, in fact, • he' in ' every.
fainile. No other mu dititteleati-pniduee such es 4.
- . • ~ . .
dences of merit. • ~ • 1 ' - •. • , . '
Evidence noon. evidence has been receivedllike*
the foregoing) . from all itectilons of , the 'Union, the
last three yeam-and the .stnag . es:t testintony in its
1
favor is,tliat A here is more. fit used in- the prac
lice of the regular . physician of.Philadtilphin, than
:tilt - idler nostrums colithiped, a factt hat can easily.
.he 'establi,led, cud -fully. [iris's-Mg that; a scientific
preparation xc ill meet With their quiet approval
I
- whenpresented even in this . form.. - : • . s .- .
That-this medicine .will ure,'Liver• Complaint
and Dyspepsia, no tine rail doubt - after using it us
directed. •It acts speeific fly
-upon o-.the slotnacli
roitilixer; it is preferable t • calomel. in. elf. bilieus
tliseaes—the. effect is imtnecliefe. - They can he.
administered to'female or•-infant with' safety and
eljable benefit at any. time.' • •
. .
' - r • - . -
, • - .. •
• • Lack zOll to Ike-marts of the g6ruine. -
• ~They have the written si taturenf.C. M. J ACK-
Sloo.7.lupon the Wrapper, a d s his :mate 'bitten in
. tile-bottle, without which tl ev are spurious. - . ••.'
For sale . Wholesale anti Retail at the German
. Medicine Stine, No. 120 ,A Ylt street. One doorbe
low Sixth, Philadelphia ;_tt , lyreir;ectoble deir
• 1 era generally through the entry. ~ - .:
• ......... •
-Prices Rduced -•-• 1- . - -
. _
•. - •
Tai enable alt ch s of i
vantages of their greitt•re
. H .. 'Single Bolt?
AU for fide by ABEL
(I.T.7Montrofe. Pn.•
July °9,'1552.• ' 17
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT
I _
The Ovid and 1. - )Wuno of l lt
.New 'York . American Institute; the
' Bilker ;Medal If the. N.
• ....I •_• , - State:Paii• have been
• • atharded',l6 •
S I 3 GE . .
For the best Sewing - Machine;
c ATICTORIGUSLY is the fact now . establish!
V of the superioiitT of this Marline over .a
cornpetitois. , :- Singer's I'afeni, Sttuight Needl
Petpendicular Action. . • '
SE WING - MA CJIINE,
secured by-letters patent (tithe 'Toilet] States. T 1
only Machine Privilegetl - to use tlie Straight Ne
die: The stiliscriber offers fer sale the ileum
use or e& whit right,. of-use of tliittillachine tl
county ofSuisitueltannit,l or he will ft.' 11 l'ovn.ltigh
open, application for the same.. -
coinnt unieat ions mitiresited to the- silt
scriber at BINGHAMTON, Broome C>: - N: Y. w
set attention. . - A. GENNET.
• May In, tf•
'NEW - GOODS'
111;.E substriber„ is now receiving as complete' • ..
sort mot. of:Spring and - Summer-Goods • -
1:7 • •
Lrry -G464:4;' groceri es , • CrOckt4y, ".
Ware; Pa 'tent' Me.diehtei Paintk - Oittc:Drtti
• • ,
AV•ods • Stone f • Wool • dmi, '4;
fic4; Window Sash
,G;lasi l ud uty,..earpet—
hig; Oil Cloth , Lettiher, Sole 'and - .-U
WatChea . i:Pilts and.Oaliiy , hoots nd
.!And.tniny.other.art:cles
`am disposed In Pell verylow-for:cash or visit&
oi.ori. a acllit• tO those who will pay m in
onstblelime,'* ALSO a good ait-ortrnent of CrOOR
at Djru . 9ek. . ) 1-2
i• — '":•• — • ;'••••••• • B. ' Eti,tigitiY.E • - 1
-
' 1
8 l 'iniPillfl!./fa7.41.140 2 ; 17 ia1:V.0;:i:0,. - !.•
- -- laisa - soi.onoiciA, -4 . _.
i•iiitixii, wiatioru.and witknliyouppOinga.get;
'Ur .anderstanding. and 'gatalaa 004'~‘ Ps,
your .uniienitandingu; 3%1.4 WA zrAinignildilFt_,jr
i.hoe
you.pmeas 'ha other, taro you wfit.be-Aptinneak:
and find it-atiOix,..k -,,§iPtidard'al....l4l 6 lAnd-.
store.-.? ~t• ...,, r • • ... .: ..
_ - „y„: - . , • ,ri
For, tit - twill's ted* ni30.74, 1 1 7 1:15-- , v. =1
1;------ ---Arliff 'rent tale.!laa to)d s . - -.- 1 ,
r . Wet Intv!4 OW pubtie-unkfOrd. '
' We - lifinTbe uhaetz . iatca:A , -._
opeisaatuiot 00.....1ia. trike.:r9;, onoi
itiebiae(r9o4Trelo , l44loklpP:ba o
fillit 414/41/F91:40 61 !t f.gslftil n :AV
$ll fr
xna7 ; A rt i lgude - ,
,t.
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tit to.i , k) - 47111, - Art r' •
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A E l j . :s t t re . oei ' P v ° id S a T tie 'l *te isi n "; si • e re : LO:int otit
o READY MADE cumuNG - otaif- -
,n q ualities ik:OiceS." i nsisting of Dress,
I
' O4l . ~ ecia nn a a , Sni
o ck ,a ,Cos ies
i lt:', - to ii ,a n
n , ,. o, l ':_e nd ieo t a he ts ir ,F as a so " n r ts t:
Itire. 'lheir end' , Made Cloth
en good. -- .- r i - • .: • ' -
* T ho' tnOttii liS" qnil
11' ntrose, Dee.
JAb_ 17.
=
S now receiving and keo
a larg4 d , siFO5lO
: 43(
-
L well be sold`cryr lo
. tack is cOtopiled of .
I _:-.;, ' Aletiiiines, Cli ,
Fe Stuffs, . ironer '.
• ...spoons. Spertneles
- 1114:11s, 1 ankee
~liiitiors,
1 '
Dr Y 6006 .
~ -•Stonewntia, Tr
InstruippnOiShOu ,
,
mery, Mirrors,' S
•p:34.
cninki; Watetielo
11'versotr3 pO i
n)lof'the ofores4l depa
er tsts proniotecl lot, cull '
- :;'ioty More of.
outrow, 1i0v. , 1 11 .18
'
STOVE; "COPPEi
el l
. 1, s IRON ;'ESTA
It
-re
HE stilsieribr ;esp .-
' that lie haseeiv.
°titer stock of ttiret.i . : -.
tlmost appror td kin .
' ';,- • • . G'4/./‘777nir'
,'••' ' . • FOPEST •
~ lITESTER.:
tat elevated:fait:Ts. Of
•__ . • W.E { til:Al?
1 : . 0.8..)1VGE
•1 • . % . /IN TED
1. .•FA r tligi?
. ..
variety ofl" minins
':i.• WA LLKIL, AI
, A gOoll.and sarious
tilt Stoves: fot Wood'
' riouß sizes art I patte
I , ' i', and-intenda to kee
T.Hot.4 polialar IstO ltin :a
ersons Nrishin teipril
the it interest -to call
.lids tu'enjoy the ad
orn ti ye ixiwers.
75 cents.
TUII:II,ELL,. Druggii.
sals and
1 •
2,18 - 1
ÜBLIC.
11:
re
ps , ,corAtantly,on hand
ziasoitnientof
forcashoendy pay
fiiat rif e atiortni6nt.o:
rrue.titx Pnints -Oils'
g .1.1 - 1 -
es, Glass , , Wai,e, -
Musicil IniAt ru -.1 .
otioUs: Ulla: - r, ~.,",'
Also,' ... . - . ':. -`-. ''. :
ilaidware, ', l , - ' .
SSes, Medi l _, T I '
'der-to - ices, l'er-
atiouery, Bruslteg, ,
il r iug - , Fluid, Lamp,
eWelrr: &&&e '
rcliasatorngs. or g 09,4 in
tynonft., mill firitirtheir in
ng fintt nt tlie brog - and
ABEL'TVRRELL
ITOVES:
Grgat)Rewl.;-
TI -& ::SLEET .
- •
, . .
It brie
in pnn, pu blic
Id. # `hirgel¢ addition to his
1 1111• 710112'
L'EEY.
Iv 4 t*sr,
qUEEY,
t , (l
iiie,aii;tight Stoves are
PARAGO.4 I 7 I :-'.-;* ' - - •
, WM P IRE, .. , I . •' ' . .
AIR TI(.1 HT, •
..
T.. 4 TES,
UTICA C 0.4 L STOVE
same of new stYle. the
TIGHT, P,:elit-31E.R4
• 4iioitilebt,'"pr Parlor . ,and
aridi.t.lnal.;*--,'Fiox:StOves.6f,
. she is eantinualky recetv, - - .
, as great a. variety of ,the
..any de:aerial the country.
• ba.4c gloves win find it'to
on hini: - They. willfuul his
•
urniture
, .
and hest matenata and , as
t . or Biooftsc
_comity
ATeredby pedlars.
in Ware kept for side and,.
c4s - will be sup Plied, - with
laterial4, at Wholesale Pri;'
in his line ailtbe thankful
attended
- .1552. • . ,
. .
lvde of the st
;heap, as can - 61.
: nd muck bets ,
,rarBtoyo.-P'
ade to irder
tuadLi,of
es, all 'orders I
v received `au k
I t ongest
boug
than
pe a
Faro
trout;
ro trot •
punot
Grit.Be4(l,l
for Sa l le.
aTounty, Pen n'a. I
In Sus 4 icha
[ r gNIIE SU SCI.
It - for the Private
Illouses and Loti7f-lo
IN. all who Iwishit •
l ean give' a minuta
Lots as 1 . 0110'4 14 S: 1,7
proved, and tirtw-• I w
grafted or corns:mar
reel; how far 'from
to a depot on the Zip ,
"and ternls ofpiaymen
chase' Reg &Wel, •
by calling on - for ad
quchanna co4nty, P
r4rgon vpyapc ekr
free of charg:
• Office on Turnpi
Brick corner.l
* . -.The.follnwfrig Fa
far salef'
. 1 El?S':tiill 'itct , „ni:'.Abetita
tler . of Real Estate.—Farms:
ted_in Stri3,quCh_anna county
oiler their propefty for side . _
e,4eription of thug firms or
wilier:of aCrekhoW many no:-
tired; Buildings; Orchard,'
lit; other fruit trees,and shude:
I. trnse;atal,the•nearesit point:.
!. :york & Erie Railroad : price
Ail whO wish tosell or Our-,
•• ill prom ptreceive piot, attention
kressin. , us at Montrose 13us.-
e street 4 floors - vest of the
Ind :rots are nikriAreti
O. im Frame, Boa* . e and Pit r
1 0 ' .- . - di:). : . : . d p i :
60 • . - do.fr t• . ' . d0. , -'
0, •
.do; '- ; d'
t 0 •- ::,..' 'do.. 1
.- d.*
15 ,' ' • do. '•:- r • d *
i
'use. and Lot. ...1 ' _ . 1
't i!o. frained, lioutie sod
Nt,Ll. 40 acres,
no. 2. 80 acts;
nu. 3..100 d:
n0..4.. 100 d,
no. 6. •70 d
ny. 6. 96 • II;
Warel
es, -
do
ME=
on. tr.. 0........
I .l? ni ar
35: log douse tI - .a,
30a trano.(!on'Qe send ba . z...
..
u I, -
ibitn. franlnhotte and am
`jai. t d 0,:.. - i —do* •-
ri
do;_ , 1 cili! :
'd o - 1- 414) -I
MUM
00.9.44}
n0..10.12
no. hous
00.12,1 . 0 u
0043..:140.
and 1
SYtW,
do, 20
MU=
115: GE(
16'. -1:10
I
5• iun.*
175
SO
200 b
IVO
120:1
1 45
4 0 -17 100,
1 /".!.1.5.:. 113,
.no. 19. 300,
DP. i 20 ., 145,1
no. 2L 190 1
n0r . "22. - 901
un.
proved,
fox. •
im.
int. do do *
: ini. do I
00 im. do • do 1
40 im da do*
' - '45 imp."'
and Airolling;
n 0.23.. 45.
•n 0.24. 292
- no. 25. 123 acre*,
, n 0. . -26. 198 do
: n0:27.. - 8 acres
47 ' n 0.28 11, skt sal
t i n 029 184 a res,
no: : 80-.138 •do
~..
no: 81'13i An
gio. 82" leo', . do
nn. 33 1601 do
no 84.130 'do
,i,
no 83•150 i - do '.
.100.36 , 300 do
,no `37 el9O, „ - do:
no.88:17 . 0. do
no. 89,1•73 . do. -
no:A0.110: wen
n,..4
01. 2,X2lieres,
'n6.42., 4 4 ,1 AG
Go. 48.'4"Orei, it
11.4..44..- 1. sdci
no. ,
45 80 do 1
no. 44. V. 1.,0 -'
nor; 47- • 4- . 200
n0.;48:`..10s acre*
n 0.40 881 . itit*i
no: - 50 8 'nqesiT
Oo =st 0 '.itcrikp; •
tili . 52; 1 . 24ii0 '
, nc(Jl3;' - '2O - eiar
mtr.54.::140.4ti`
itoll.ss'; , ,tici' - acil,.*
no .46,1101:itinoti
no Wr O 'adres
,n0:111 1
~ , P.rfe,,,
Pi1e4 , 0t 0 4441
o.4l4 l triw
r .abo'iriAligLiiur
f ,,,,-,
. . Montree• Pa.,
•-.11;;11-....11.1""
'0 m
frae house and barn.,
100 , .
do _ der; 1 -
05 'do do ..1 .
135 ' -do do 1
60 ' - do ' do i ,
,100 do .do
80 _ dos dO
1.170' do I r ' ' - flo'„ . 1
140 ';do, do .
100 , - -do ',;do 1
00 - . im. ' 00.•
'45 improved. _, , i 1
160,julproved.* - ' ; , '
1 1 - do i - ,1 cla
improled.w _ 1.1.
..20141,,,,- '
,d 9 1
•• 80im Witt Mill i
n 160 inrprov,ed. ] l =
sir iniptired; - • --, !,`
5 impioved house' and barn:.-
f at,
.3 iulroved,' hoquisMd.t ' rik, -
.o,'hopmred. - lo: 41 , 14 , '. .4,, , =.
.65 improved., , .
, 1-5 4 11 4r0,v 4 ,,d:
' 1 00ill ) P1'd : -
bls4fokeit '
40 impriplied
100.uuroved,_„ ~ ,
32 itivr974, - „: -,;,. ~4 • i
to_ Ago per,acre. r; =.,- . 1 2 - `. 1..
ta e efr in g to Ptlrglouie. l iayor the
the lfa.eau-obtaii alull disco*
..,, :.- cAtikinahD_ALDlFO:
E.G. BABCOO9i Vii.
~A,
October, /850.,' , , l_
rked,thus(l)l4aieensold'
i
- qi i
' ' 21 e` .l " - , - , i 7: • -
'
sAiTitF,'IIE'SVELit ieliEltlitinvi
~..,,,,,-. -...-,:. -6.,,t
TTAYING purchased*y l ean dc ,o 4 - the mt .
4..t„,,GLE - VOUNPRY,,, are ;Ty- propared to fill '
oiders'.rkni the trade, :And:" o work in theitilini '-
ritti - Itlairetul'iterpatch:' , Tk . i_ ion kiepconst u t.
l
ly on hand 'IL- - . , i - -", '-.
PLOlVa: , (6est L.•1,)1. -. .... . • ..
i
•.. S TOVESw:(aU ki ' vi l e • ,
'-• \ CULT/V4 TOR:
,
4 SiTRA ,IV," CUT ERS; - - L' '
, _ -
•...
, 4-„' !,G'ORN , SH LERS, 4c.
, , war i nvite „t,, F .tie u or att,ention to the Viols
which ,we ,rltAtintare. We .inattufacture aMikeep - _
for,stile .
: , -4.. .. , ..
TAe,rert : tratizrßlfrirldey proi v. ~
wi h a ve 'pnrelmso the e3ittrt‘e tight,to mann
factire analsett in thliCatin Y,Wayno; Wyoming,
and Brattford,i -.. '-' -• ' ' ,- . . -
STOVES !
31,potrbs . p to '
.the prOnisetr
do do*
do do . I
do - 410
.. .
d 0:....:. - d0'1 . ...!. i:
do :-.- --.:::do'. 1- , . -
• - dti.. , .....: - . ..,: d0*1 '::::
tr., ,
tYtinng PurecIAION"
Rich's-Patent- Iron, Beam „Inene.,
mi tt pieFexceiiting th e
band!, 11 - ii,te)etirateti for its easy ttiltught, be.
tug en e.thija - etteier Than ins n,ow.: in `,uge, while its
d - •
,trengtis txra , ; y grPat or. - •
'MA CITIA, 7 ERY -
of. all kinds mittmfaitured' and.repaired by expert,
eneetl -
Steam. Engines. Geariiigefor Tills, Shims
- -gle.l itfacitinesl
A l tnortr, the Steves whic h rnanufaettire, are
KEYSTONE, ''ookincr Store. -
ROUG:II,4- 11,E1D
.
.EOII,EST Q - u EN; do
,ritEmlum, do
And other kiritl4,4llarranpd for_ buraing Rood or
coal. Also .
'
e Regulator , ar r I Stove.
`Cottafre Parlor;'• do
• - Stanleys, two gi
and a`variety ,of clktr
andsout biifneri:' We e k
gene risnliiivis.'Dog' 6ll
andShOveland Tinge Sta
to order on sho rt a'4ice an
- . , ll,3lrOrdei for..BloteN
&e. ijre s'oliqied fio 1 0.• 11 1 0
filled at-reasiltabli
'fritiartinds.ltritibrells
dii; it c. - ii.e. Igo: k Alone
at the lowest prices., ...
gticultufal•lmpletnen,ts,
i t i - th e trade;:ancliFili 4 ,
ife - pikeit.- - * ~ ' • * ...
.
S. 11. - SASYRE,- - ;';
l''B. S. BEVELEY,'. # -.
..
-,.-: -,
.„.-, . - • ', S.TEIiICII43;. _- ,
. katirose, ‘itat,eh - :4 : ,,1 . §4:',.,.. . - • ...:,- -, .. ..:_. ',.;
PLOW
- ' - NEW -ESTAB ISTIMENT.
"kr t.... 31971! rCspacifall3 . llfif,artri..the
111* public-tbat they .intaiutaPt tiring Illatch..
ley's Cerebrated l'hey also keepconstant
1y.,0n hand. - . - . • .
iT l ityne ‘c644yi.a .
:.Curter. *S7hoc*,
o f carious patterns too dantemns to mention:
liopp bY. strict 'attenticp to receive our:
sharp' of patlic patronage. ; bfaaufactory D. Post's
`viiiloBll4l:i Faun& 3iotfr..neat : Searle's mill.. •
tar frapairrag; .doneshorx-na,tiee2l
• - , gEttarr ."310T4.. ,
• • ELISitII
Feb. 5, ,18.5‘..t.
' ' BUSINES : NOI
IV,Us . .'',V irtl.:AOW* 'l4 re. 00 .;
Ilk. lieving:uTzettietkAccennt '
anda4jast: the -sin* ,::::-...- --.1•;.:
. - . - The Friereatfitila litionezti gill b
Old . • i...iattil unOr• the • flint' - .of, :M.
They 'lirtend-** l .lteart''. - lon - .)ullid • 1
and •wilrbe - ier read and ; thiti
date
. 1110. - 0 who faioi tl ere Fith
• Iteeit tha.ltand.l:-large a oek.ef;*_,
- D . ry-':00 - 9ds . ;=.:.qrkiC s ey''ie'l
taidWare' &c,
-.carver,4,l4:. Blacks ttith; • i
Tviilt- and Shoe,:bialtet ..4;itrillr al
ofe•ditiary.for - thaii aro nittOes....
, Boots and L • Ste.*.s
~, B
.4 , :kiiii; , ' e
', °reit' oeta,ltipt on ha_ hda tiy. , • . _.,.•
-••, ..,.. ;• -.-.... .•., •
Jan. I, /852.
=EMI
TitiiV 76
rirEYST4YSTE.
Ditiiille•bien,
Etut)ire l S4•o3 •
Prettlitittt ;•' c .
Parlor, Chtfich,ind
Stoye, Warm
s ., PIK,
Corn-shellers, :- ti tiaw:
Points,
tend tolelt cheaper t
sepL‘24; 180:
LOOK-.TO . Y 0 R lAND-AIARRSI
THE:sUbscribei attend to•e4casional calls
at his old businisss of Stilt nen/N . in this
when desired. - Many of the old - Farms in
county'this should r be 'lv-surveyed, to.look up and
renew !the old land-marks','-a - luell ate liable to get
lost or obliterated byltiihe so ac to Oedlt.ion disputes '
-and difficulties for time to come. „Every man who
does net knaw the.precile location of all his lines
and corners therefore, sheuld t:ee to it iii seasoh, to
'prevent' fat Ure trouble and lit igal ion.
CO...VVE.Y.tyCL'irG Vi&Mended to, by"
' 1, J. . IiAPMAN
Montrose, Oet. 181.
TENPERINCE • SabON AOD
' ‘GRocEity
rritE'd •
un ersig,n axing re etv - a c,oice
, of GILOPERIES, are iseffing! timid as tea
_skiusble-„tertela us tliey, - Can' be bought this side of
OS a gilt and ,itee for y:,.:naselves.
Turnpike stlet, on 4 Kilt of Bahlwii Cois
Saddler Sho . keeP constantly
Oranges, Lemons, i g 4
Baia tisk Nuts'of,4ll kinds - , 4r. „
'/lils'y'lo, 1.56 F. 11. 1410.1fil All
rin s ~-,.. FITIS • - t
TFIE largirt stock Ina greatest variety°
...
sorne, styles:nod patents ever offer t ed pi
. fins
nutrket, whietkare,ufferedat coi - eatalY IPTP"'"'
naltaling a larger I °t• of-h,odsFola r atalfar 4 t.
es at 6 pnnee yet. ynril..i
11 .',., •)- ' 1
--...-- - -.I3URR C O.W§ k.
' Gibson, June 24, 84151. . - , ,
_,.
'--.` ' '`.•?, =. - c.f. -7- . '
'.!. -, : -7 . f.''' .. '
f
parectstat4 L(t r liisstianic, Annuity Ond True
Cotapaiy a Phi4iiiioiafiT' a f" *r r er P etK !' t
CA11 11 4 , 7 = 50,1:01t . ::. , 2 ,:.--, - .
B - s = WiT,4lest for sled Copt
t 3
i. , - 1-i ' 4 4iir,lell ratiatre stiTikl tlcits * 61-
. • - --el,- P —— ' .' fia x atios
neurinee ii p . 4 Niilfifiti 0 an' recessarp is/ .
o aii.l"isiienit desiond to make - 40*cm :
Mentos°, Oct.; 44, 1850. --;. - , 1 , -
Winter icCom ng »B tc e x`
aioniyb nip of the near a irgaeh of w inter ` solo
tlle' tin for' gentle ll2 4 9l ; r `P, eil M be bk up .
lbeirniniirAcOinViql":","g7“, -r •
i'ueot
;fit to s- wait tomb •tus - o austotletiN .Pt i t r i ib er e-bi
Jleirier 4 WprOcirfqd
t apit
: #. lSirTr9ric - . 1 ; 1 0 - ralqd , lad
2....1 - ' -t '
- ' I-. rim.,,* i ibt
, , ,- - 't. _--',""•11411re.i...
.rMirv- 1, -.':- ''' `f ';',' ; . 4 ! - ,
,oPetincot
Eli i iil4l 4 ,,be . ,, r - R - O A - fp*lNAuttlus-s ori-da,„,
llt*Tr 1 beiitelf-at"' - cozeipin -- liiies.. -
-- - 3
~ *rk t. . - k or- , - oios ot
''-' Ai. - on theator , ~ 1
uk- - b- uql -on . dII na l i r 4444.,.„,_110tua1rr
1610°°-` eal A f01'.1,4 P -..-:;.. 0444 ittarell
..-_ -0% 11$.4'",jfeeeferam -..-„tesures.
.. 41,301 41, 11 S(. '• -- - qii,;,i!,,,.
Th . 4
i1ie1y.,_...... ~i un- yeoulut.tioveo Lc
~.. k rates, . - cltie Art. --s . r The e,, -• -0 ..,--
41.!°c,saadgifiA , 4 „,..r 't iirder. -,- '-` 'py Pa 4itr
',i•The...ii the ``. „..,;:telinS 116._,a COUOILe,
.e."" rk .o
040...,,, of, ow.- -in oe.
kli9w --- Awiu - - -0- - - .0. iN .
-rm. -, • the null'. perty,4 .
. 10 iigen :tit
woe in. ow/ , Pra. 11u•v'Se.g1)Pwr;
Zoo) -haLfrftwe- gweimplfi. 1 ,
ikus,-plfortl4l-7:TEri7'
.I.'
'L :'-
i,,i.,,Ea...-*vg-,
1v4..,-
44i1x1r4
Tea
4,40
l—T
~:wi`~t'
r~ ~.
also - on hand Grind,
SHOP.
• ,
Nityr v i i nel44
-with him to 6111
continuell it his
S. Wilsim & Suit .
Reuel •cacietp,.
k fui tcl accointno
cilL Tbey
; Crocktry,
, • mess ; C'altiage.
find the articles
liters,: ,and Rabbet
L - s!
I„ ~~~':
f :Cooking Stove
o.do.
e
do
do:
S r iOve;
howo s :Zita:
buttes,:
i .xse give.
. au tile di
fon WoM or Coal
Tin • Witre, 4tr-r
eraikei4; - Pkitlgti
asl-we
. - LYONS - 4 CO.
notea.
'PO