The people's advocate. (Montrose, Pa.) 1846-1848, August 12, 1847, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextBANE. NOTE LIS T CORRECTED WES4I:4Oii:TAI rzons's Ao6lc.rtr. PENNSYLVANIA. • - Philalaiphia ' ManA haiir'" . , Moyiliaeiiiiiit hail poi' Penn townsluikaisk U g banknotes 23 Girard' 41 do Pennsy a do (lerinantown Pal' Del co at Chester pat Chester co atVl'Clicsterplr Montgomery co. • pio Farmers' b'k Bucks co par Farmers' bk Read'g pat Easton Northampton I.ancaster bank ' Far bk Lancaster Lebanon Harrisburg • Middletown Carisle Columbia bridge Northumberland Miner&'bk Ftsville . pat. Wy'g bk Wilkesb'e lf dia Pius 'g demand notes I dis " c,eitificates / 1 dis " _ post notes 1 dis Towanda no Sale York I (lib Gettysburg 1 dis Chambersburg 1 dis Waynesb'g dis Brownsville 1 dia Erie 2 dis' Berke co bank no salk. l Honesdale ' 1 dis Bk Susq'a co If dis Lewistown - I I die par no sale Par Pt I dia 1 dia 1 dia d 6 Lusa bk Warren I no sale bleat Branch bk i 14 dis Dom Cr Script 203.30 dia Lehigh co bk r 37 clia Lehigik Nov Script 15 clia 4th May isauc I 4 &a _ NEW YORK N Y City bank i die Clinton'bl N y 30 dis . Globe bank A fraud. North River likig co do City Trust & Bk'g co do Wool growers' bk dis White Plains bk 1 dis Lewis co bk j dis Far & Dro bk Buff' 5 dis Millers hk , 4Clyde 15 die Farbk of Seneca co— die Corn hk of N York 2 dis Lafayette bank ,2 dis N Y Bk'g com 60 dis Div'Dock bank l die N Am Trust co 2 dis Bank of Buffalo 55 dis Bank of Brockport 35 die Hamilton bk • SO ilia Coat bk Builido 55 diet All Q , lvent batiks ial disi Country banks tal dis Except bk of Comm.to GITCII CQ. Bud, SOn,Wdle diStetS. Platsbur Niagara, Wash anti Warren, r Wash Man Co. • Wayne co bank Mer and Planters' Del Co bank fraud Es bk Po'keepsie dr, Pottsdam Manuf Co do Red Backs } al dial ' NEW JERSEY. Mechanics' and Manufac turers' bk Trenton pat Princeton bank par Plainfield bank 37 dm State bk at Camden par Cumberland bank pat Mount Holly, par Salem Bk'g co Par Monmouth bank no sale N Hope Del Bridge dis Trenton en od pat- All other banks . pat Far & Meek bank of N Brunswick no sale' . Hob Bk'g-le G co broke Washington 4(). Franklin bank 44) Jersey City Bank do Monmouth N J Nlanuf Co do Protee and Lombard do State bk at Trenton do Bank of N Brunswick do Meeb hk Patterson do BINGHAMTON ADVERTISEME FINE A - EW TEA AT NEW YORK PRICES - 1"4 . N. M . REXFOR,D, of REV; TON, Y has made arrangements with the NEW YORK PEKIN TEA COMPANY, for the s e of TEAS in Binghamton„%d can furnish his c 'mem, and the trade, with tas at the same prices t the Company chluTe for them in NOW York, w 'eh is, at least, from one to two shillings cheaper o. each ponnd than the groc,ers sell at. And in ev • case %%here these Teas do not give liatisfachim the oney will he paid back for them. Catalogue of Teas. GREEN. Young Hyson, good, do. do. sweet cargo, •FIJ do. do. fine cargo, I 75 do. do. • silver leaf, . i 1 00 Silver Lcaf—seldom sold even by large dealll be muse of the small profits made on its sal is a very superior Tea. • do. do. golden chop, 11 50 Goidea Chop—This is the finest Green Tea tindtiva- Led in China. It is of the first pickings, and ex cels all other Green Teas for the delttl s of its flavor, strength and aroma. Heretofore Tea has never reached this country except n small lots to suit the ;purchaser, Hyson, fine, do. very fine, Gunpowder, fine, do.: extra fine, Imperial, fine, do extra fine. - Hymn Skin, good, 75 I 1 00 I 75 I 1 00 i 75 I I 00 BLACK. I 371 ' Ning Yong, strong and good flavor, . 1 i 374 Nine Yong—The -grocers sell this at 50 4s. and .aillt-Oolongi i Oolcmg,n delicious Black Tea, ' , i 50 Compare this stipetiorTea with thatsold byirecers, as being= Colon. , . Tea.*" The diff,erenel is too plainnne the deception too palpable. i Oolong, plantation - I 75 English Breakfast, E t Z 4ll4 • 'au.l 0 do. extra fine, 1 sa Howqua's mixture, a rich and highly flavor* Tea, I 75 Pekoe Flower, ' I I 00 do. scented, 1 I 50 , - Ne Plus Ultra, - 1 150 the Plus Uttra—This Tea is as fragrant and sweet as a nosegay. It yielda.a perfume that istiuly de lightful. It is of garden growth, and artOnor to any thing of the kmd ever sold in this co . rir The above catalogue ,slom not con rise all the ; varieties c.oatabie d in my" Msortfizent. I have every variety imported, and every shade of naliq, an d a m suit the mbst fastidious . The aboi&Tess are all done up in Chinese es, in quantities of 4 lb., i lb., arid lib. ea+ - v We hive triad the Teas imparmd bir , ! "Min Tea Company, 75 and 77 Fulatreet' if we live will tr 3, thallt-shad. They e. 'ailing moat delicoins Te as inatever drank, and retail. ex pri t nrixdowile • • - 1:41il g Pest. ---- -c-y "itAnahlisit at all "" ' ' ' " azeltielly Sae ' '' Tins; by' the go& - • • ' s e wholesale pricesig,(4o 4o l T e o ° 7j s old 77 Fulton st. i . , - an li ta itviebably. the zarg *A siii.geWitaisv Aloellsisirand Ti* afin,y4segiaist ' inlbelhilani **seri -They are 4nga.-large business, and di art benefit to consumers of klit-4 111 4 8. :'-‘:7:--4 25. ' - 1 neeelormoit ittwbeen - s vitiy,,Aolealtii t iossibleite-oittaidiood Oaten instilititillaa. , Bot . Iswlotrim_to - Tiait the' nrifeassavalof 'the Pain vet ' y, 75 lind 77 Filtoilit ttqfdthin nialitliolli frtLgrardieisi m 3 timid: -;'Daillf Hatir'-1. , . :, ' , - . .-, , : , ,r.. -, ~.- -*---.,, ei "owl to Ticiiirinkers.-.The Pekin Tek Close =E= so Under Os , ldf," NEW RP E.' All salient bankb' t 4 dis ' MAINE: Calais bank ' • Oa -0 0 0 Agricultim4liank. City bk Portland Damariecotta Mercantile bk Stillwater Canal bk Bangor Com bk c Westbrook bk o Citizens' bk ' o Globe bk - o Washington co do Frankind bk- do All selveift banks 1 & dis VERMONT. i - Bank. of Stallions ai dis 13k of Beihnington l i--- dis All sdlvent banks 4 .dis MASSACHHSE TS. All solvent banks i 4 dis RHODE ISLAID All solvent banks 4 dis MARYLAND Baliriore banks 1 $ dis Patapsco bk I $ dis Mineral bank 1 ,1 dis Fredericktown' ':1 1 dis Hagerstown i 4 dis., Far Sc Millers' bk IHa- gerstown !broke Westminster E dis Williantsii . ort I / dis: Cutriberland . 1 dis' Salisbury !broke Franklin bank I die Susairehannah ;broker. Mfilmgton ibroke Fredenck co bk dis Broken bks varions!prscci Baltimore & Ohioiße lief notes - dis DELAWARE? Bank of Delaware par Wil'n & Branyw'nl par Farmers' bk,Del par I Union bank par Bank of Smyrna jpar Under sss 1 dis DIS. OF COLUSIBIA. Washington City I j; dis Georgetown I dis Far & Mechanics' ; dis Alexandria dirt Bk of Alexandria [broke I Mechanics' bk Ibroke Franklin bankllto sale Merchants bank I do • VIRGINIA. [- I Ex bk &branches flf dis Bk of Va & bra'clisi I dis ; Far bk & Webs 11/ dis Valley bk & dis Wheeling 1414 dis wheeling p notesll4 dis NORTH CAROLINA. All solvent banks 2 dis Small notes ;24 dis SOUTH CAROLINA. All solvent banks 114 dis Small notes 2 dis ' GEORGIA. Bk of St Mary's sa— •Ocmulgee 1: do Monroe I 1 j do Columbus I do Phcenix bank L do Exchange bank do (Chat R bank t do Central bkof do Georgia B'kg co Ido Rucker B'kg co- do All solvent banks i 2 ALABAMA. All solvent banks 4a6 dig Small . notes 8 dis • OHIO. Cincinnati I 2 dis Solvent bk notes dis ILLINOIS. _ _ Bank of Minois 0 dig Stale bank A!) dis KENTUCKY I Notes ' 2 ais Small notes 3a13 . 4 dis LOUISIANA.; All solvent banks '} 2 clis MISSOURI. ' All solvent banks 24ia3 INDIANA. • All solvent banks lia2 die FLORIDA. Southern Life & Trans , portation Co. Ea $0 37 GIOLMTOI4 ADVERTISEMENTS. . , , an 73' ton st have im rted into • ioanirdoll ' of thi3 t fiiichit geti of G and Black T grg eei in thepelOittid•Briiiiire; dmie lip in all the viriOna faze,. pieltages that Chineselingenuity can iireint. It is It . prOilipt to bay , ..Teas at this great estaidlide meat, ' luxury and .coraiwt. to :drink them—. They sell gitod teas only, and' retail them at whole. salewon— Cotintrymerchants who wish always t o hell good Tess,.ean ALWAXIS obtain them at this place, on reasonable terms.÷Emporitoi f2r The above TEAS are for sale by L. M.• ILVXFORD, ' Sole agent for Broome County Bingh ton, may 11,1847. . Llit- of Popular Medicines; FOR SALE BY Lj,4. REXFORD, i 1 1. 11 44 /IA M.ito,N, ~. litHo'k4stif on handfillassbn ment of genuine DRUGS & MEDICINES PALNTS & OILS, DYE WOODS & DYE STUFFS, GRGCERIES, FANCY AETICLES, &e. &c.—all `of be sold CHEAP AS THE CHEAP EST. • I • PCE. Bands' Sarsaparilla $ 1 00 ," salt rbetim resnedyl .00 Roman eye balsam 25 Indian Panacea 2 00 Mcmnnu's ells ofopi - - Urn 25 Phinney'a Ms- 25 h 37 Moffat's bfepills 2v & 5Q do rhainixisitters 1 00 ShermaeS Med. loz's 25 do fever & ague do r 00 do dinner .loseng,es 1 50 do pcsirman's plas'r 12 do Olosaotuan 1 00 Jayne's lill*tonsntil 00 do hair , tonic 1 00 do tonic vermifuge 50, do carminative bats. 50 do siu3ativ , e,pills 25 Dalley's pan! aline , tor 50 a 1 00 Hay's liniment for piles 1 001 Washington ell:. for dysentary. &c. 100 Cooper's born salve _251 Mares cern salve 25 Gridley's salt rheum ointment 25 Rush's infallible pills 12 Phelphs' tomato pills 25' do resttiative bitters 25 Miles' tomato pills 5b Fahnestoik's vernige 25 Cheesenuta'sArabian balsam, ' p 50a 100 Alebasi's black salve 50 do cough syrup 50 do pile pills — 25 dO ,cathartic pill[ do plastbrs 12 do fever.tligue syrup 50 Winalow's balsam; of hoarholind 50 ~Taylor's i balsam of Liverwbrt $1 s: 1 50' Mother's relief 2 00 Fosc , ate's anodyne cordial 31 Wistar's balsam of wild cherry.. 1 -00 Resurrection tie Per. situ' pills '5O &1 00 Jew David's or He bmw plaster; 50 Egypthin.balml 50 Fish's lily syrup 1 !00 Longley's panacea • 1 50 Dutch pills or lion of the day ; Bishjp's anti-bilious Hitcncocit's balm of • Health 1 00 do worn tea 25 do catarrh snuff* 25 do nulgactic °dont:tea 50 do hair regenerator 37 Parker's, halm , 1 00 Le Berum ;de Ninon oeFrench balm of beauty ' 50 Rapp's Indian plastei• 25 Smith's sugar coated Pills • • 25 Barthrlinnevea pink syrup 's 50 Spohn's sick headache remedy 50 Chitistie'a. - Galvanic Rings • 37 a 1 50 Pciery's vermifage,or do _bands 1 50 Bead shot do plasters - 75 Clickiner's sugarcoat do magnetic fluid 100 ell pills 2 Austin's Magical lini- Southern balm, for mcnt 251.50 coughs, &c. 100 Brisk pills ' 25 Shccut's pills • •12 Root's.nngbone oint. 50 Scarps's acoustic oil 1 00 Parr's life pills 25 M'llair'S acoustic oil 1 00 Uphani's • electuary, Salts of lemon 18 for cureof piles 100 Henrick's strengthen . Moor's et* of Life 40 lag plaster 2.5 Bristol's sarsaparilla 1 00 Hemsley's worm des- Scudder'skicousticoill 00 troymg syr up 25 Cooper's etherial o il 1 50 Whittemore siAmeri- Gry'sialt. rheum . can plaster 25 ointment 50' ;do vegetabhi syrup' 50 German eye ointment 25 M'Callara's remedy 1 00 Americanjeye salve ' 25 do Lnd.yeg.panaceal 00 Italian chamic'l soapil 00 Wood's sarsaparilla a Coral halt--restoral ' wildcherrybitters 100 the 's 37, 50 t'l 00 Tdrusey's nniversal Ainber tooth paste ' 25 ointment •25 Spanish lily white ' 37 Oriental .pills 'or soy- Moorish hair. dye .. 50 ereign balm 25 Erasive soap •! 25 Vaughn's veg. lithofl Henrick's sugar coati . triptic mixture sls2 00 ea, P4 ll l , 25 Bannui,gls body laces $lO do tomcloitters i 25 Sand's nidide of sar do sciatic liniment ! 0.5 saparilla . 100 Bract's Indian medil Davis' painli,iller2o37sso - icine ,_._ ' 11. 00 With many others riot ennutneratetL •The subscri ber is Agent for most of dui above medicines, and VIZAIRRAIIIT'S eaery tut l iclesgentdoe. L. M. ItEXFORD. Binghamton, Jan.llB, :1847. , 50y1 ~ . . WIN,*1)11,11017 . 014 HOTEL, 1111 f E. itillt/14,4811. ripHLS 110 TEL Oaavinii . chmiied Teniutta, has 1 beeri[theroughly reptured*4 - refitted, and is now. OPENED for the accornmdatioo of thepublic. The Pro prietor pledgee himielf that the wants and and oni il ..his. guests shall be:as well provided for, now to, is escr* respect, at this Hotel,j twat cmri 6 er 411 1:41 1 Z71=of StawS ,fron thel l weit, (mo • g ind eveam,gastop.4thii Eon* (near the C 011iridia and one daily leaves for the east, (Sundaysce T unning in connection with the' New York-dc riej ~ ,Alst,daity stages for Utica and.;.Montroie and .triweekly for Coopers town, Yeti:Plain, . " ',aid Syrainue. ' . • • - : - ..- is. iurrisFoaP. E.iiidiOstyrori, N. t.. Mat. . 14 ilaa• 4131. co,4mid -DRY 0. B; SAygiEf • FFBAB a NEW lad ',VERY ICBIAB lot of S rjemasaAbateaanaa fail - await.] ir;pa;•.iiiiin 27,11847. • . CA B gl l O B for vid*iiii* , B. BATE • • • OBN'y Adolfo, gond been lluk 'ollo6 Welk z 114101.1108. 144 1 2 ,efor, ljidtler fiaa—,/Itiv—l 441 t gr oy•aplui.„,py. . . . 444 V A ° YRS. '-FOSA, sur= 4 , j ar vor. Prucs. 37 I • Gre ,, ory'slls Fisk totgar coated • 25 BiSns i of Columbia 5005 Hitchcock's anti-bll ionspills 25 Covert's balm of life 1 50 Idlthame frecklewash 50 Lee's'Pills • • 25 Brimdrath's pills 25 Pest's poor man's pills 12 Bedetai's plasters 25 Libbyls bitters 75 Nerve , & bone rheu Made liniment 504 00 Wilkiusen's tromatic wound salve 37 Thompson's eye water 25 Hill's balsam, of honey 12 Cepaalic - smidt 25 Hiangarian balsam of life 1 00 MeAlister's all-heal- ird r oi o lmerit. 25a.. 0 0 do do toilet oil 50 Segues restorative pilltds Larboesex.lungwortl 00 Clove anodyne, cure for toothnche 25 Climax. syrup 50 Dr. Ford's pectorial ' 8 5' 11 9 75 do tome cordial 37 do universal pills 25 Hooper's female pills 12 , Andersen's Scots pills 12 IGod frey's cordial 12 Bateman 's pectoral • drool, 12 !terlington's balsam Of life l2 Pacific btl . 25 a. 50 qady's rhearnatii t'incttnire - 50 g soap 50 Heeler's invisible ink 25 o rule 1 's pain extraar 25 nited States pills 50 Waterman's rheumat ic plaster . 25 'Chapman's summer cordial 18 & 37 'Brinkerhors restora , tive 100 Opodeldoc, hard and • liquid Edward's salt rheum . ointment 1 50 'Medicated 'tough candy 6 'White's salve 12 I.Galatine capsules 25 & 50 I Veg. pnlmon'ybaLsara 50 Brown's strengthen ing, plaster 37 , Atwood's canker drops 18 , d 0 spinal bitters 37 ' do spinal elixir, 37 Lien's templife hitt' ri 1 00 do (hilese blood pills 25 Indian hoir dye 50 Webster's samnpanlla 75 di) bilious - pills 25 Chieida tincture 25 Gargling oil 50 a 1 00 IMirchant's sarsa'p'lal 00 buchu a cubels 1 50 Pyrian hair dye , 50 Di llibbard's anti lailims pills 12. t5O Hint's alien. liniment 25 Mil , ; DRY G00D5, 1 144. ••1 '.l' LYONS, - r n ow revivin g *handsome lilitof " ' - 's 1;10 , GOOttS , cOckerfSr. , Hardware, • . . egki l :& Statiffliery; errece!ies, Dye-stuffs, Na il s,d Fish, & c . i&e. 1. - •1 - Thankful to friends for past favors, be hopes by selling cheap; to receive a liberalit iiare of then: pat ronage. .`, Mr Recoiled, for CAB least, he is not to be niiiienihl. , ' Montrose, j7llay 13, 1847. IVA.NTED, 'Geese Feathers, Butter,RagA, Beer &c. J. 1.X019 - . - May 1 1 3, 1847. • , • LARGE family Bibles for 143- - also common and , pociiet ißibles, Testamental Geographies arid , Atlases . l Arillonetics, Graurfnars, Philosophical and Chemica' BOks •, Cobb% Saunders', ithd Town's Spellingtook ; Porter's Readers. A good assort., meat otToy Books and Tickets - Also, the new Hymn Booki for the PreslateriaOnd Baptist secie. ties. Methodist Hymn Books, Blank Bqoks &c. &c. for sale .by J. Lyons. May 13, 1;47. PATENT Pails, Brooms, Cl?thes Pins, Brittgr Stamps kind Ladles, by 1 J. Lyon's. May 13. 3 : 1 11111'6110111i. THE subscribers are now;receiving their stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, To which.they invite attention. Mostkinds of produce reed in exchange. They wish it distinctly understood thin they are not anxious to sell. goods except for PAT DOWN. , ' ' Mips & Sherman. Montrose May 18, 18474 A [lea,A© L. POD? COO o RE receiving their stock of Spring and Summer Goods, Consisting' in part of GENT LEMEN'SI WEAR. Cloths, Cassimers, Velvet and Mar sielles Linens, flea. and un bleaelted,ll'weedi, Oregon; and York Mix tures, Stripes and Plaid, !Woolen Substi tute, &c. `4lke. DIES',DRESSiGOODS. Plain and figued Delaines, Lawns, Jae onets, Gingbams, Ginghaol Lawns, Fash ionable Dress Silks. SHAWLS A beautfiul assortment from 5s to $5,00. Parasols, Silk & Cotton, from 2s. $2,50 Fans, riCh styles. Oil ;Silk, Worsted, Linen Hdk'fs, silk floss. Silk Lace, Liven Edgings, best ass's in town Brussels Lace, Buttons, Fringes, Bobbin s figiired Muslins, Hosiery , and Gloves of all descriptions. ENGLISH & AMERICAN PRINTS. Bonnet's, tabs, flowers, Ribbons, Skirts, a new article. P at. Leather Slips, BUskins, &c. GROCERIES, Of ever' kind, Crockeryi Hardware, Iron, Nails, Steel. Mill Saws, Lo: g Chains, Tin Ware, Fish, and Pork. • ; SOLE LEATHER, (Bought before thelidvance,) Saddle and Harness Ware, Mattis, India Rubber Cloths, Floor Oil Cloth", Damask Car riage tridimings, Drugs,la small ass't of staple articles cheap, Geipian Cobgne,— Looking Glasses, a good variety. We Rafter ourselves thei stock we offer this SpriCg to our friends, is equal to any we have heretofore offered,lin quantity, qual ity, and cheapness. With Our thanks for fairrs .beretfore, we tender our invitations " wield! and see us." ' Montriise May 17, 184 ' e l A , . , 11 B. CHANDLER & CO. are now re f' . ceivlng a large and %tell seleeted addi tion to th6ir stock of Good, to which they would invite*the attention of purchasers. Theirock is now quite large, and they are deter mined that for Ctish, Barter, or op approveclicredit, they will j sell at /east as low as any establishment ih the county. Montrose May 17, 1841. .1 AMERICAN, French and English Clothe end Cassimeres, Sadda and fancy Wei ings '-forlsEde by • Chandler & Co: cLuvgRSOED. CLOVERS EED of the large! kind, for sale by Montt:nee, May 27, 1847. Chandler &Co "DitilOS, a good asiortment, American and English. Way cheap. Chandler & Co. SIIMMER Stuffs. Twiteds Drills, Bro jinel &e... 1 C. & Co. ‘.A . • . . . G IN ~ $, - wins, I Loop!, and other 4 /4 - Drest GOods - C; at, - Co. . , QIIIEBTINGS, Bro. and Bleached. A I J - Ildrt/ at Clirndler & Co's. T EGHf RN and Stray Bonnets, plain ‘Li and l l 46o braid. Ribbons, Flowers, g re . 1 • o,lkandler & Co. , . - Q J uPEßlbieAx;4;irwisated. for gale K cheardobT 1..7 the ha* of single, by B. Chandler & . AprO QM, 1847. • fiROCER!ES, a goOd stock : Among the ;tat citettpst Tea and To lace° iiisollll. Ilhandler-do Co. DilaiioiS and Bhad4 at 1 • ..' Chandler* Co. Ill'AßDi/JABB, bop, .Nias*,e. at .UL Cfbaedler Co. • A SOY iis a* A men all ' izt . g e ed mind eLie ht 14 or /7 Yeiri I nd ern W.. 1111. tamotiiiiie: set P i uwl -410 -' 4 • - -A aftetibl . ItthiiiiillirAP • - - . 12, 1847, FLO , Bogaribt ROO 1100110447 i • • , g • ii - MtE81011001)14 Qvcalai epasisirei, ts. Piaisivre* rck &Aiwa. pet. . I • ' ==! . , To be bought AT I. L.YOST tivo'g , FLOUR, SOLE LE4THER, cheap, WHITE LEAD, deep, DRUGS, a small lot very cheap, AT; OIthEANS SYRUP MOLASSES, SUGAR, COFFEE, 'TEAS, Tapioca Seeded RAISINS, FISH, IRON, NAILS, STEEL, good stock, SUMMER STUFFS, large variety and cheap, BROADCLOTHS and KERSE YS, very - low price, HARNESSIi TRIM MINGS, a large stock, PORK by the barrel, in short, the largestll'and best STOCK of GOODS we have ever of fered, at prices to suit. t CASH PAID FOR WO6L ! ISAAC L. POST & CO. June 10, 1847 T L. POST & CO. are also SOLE .aYGENTS or the New York PEKIN TEA. CO*PANY for Susquehanna County. rir See advertisement. OMAR ip MEM -DRY4t)OtiS, NEW STYLE GENT'S RATS. , SPRIG FASHION FOR 1847. CROWN -74 inches high, 5-16 yeoman,bell at at sidas 1-16 front. and'rear, curve. TiP oval, flat. Batt—l; ieches wide, front and rear, and 1 9r16 at sides. BINDINGI-4 of an ;inch wide. The above new style, introduced in New York on Saturday, March 6th, by Beebe & CoStar, are now ready and for sale by Npril 8. MERRILL & ROOT. BOOTS & stiogs, copse and Site, of almost every quality and price, by • 1 MILL & SHERMAN. WANTED. ......_. . 10,000 Bushels Oats, 1000 bushels Rye, 100 bushels Timothy peed, and 300. Firkins' Dalry But tor, for which the highest market price -Will be paid by- Mills & Sherman. . June 3, 1347. WANTED, AT the ARCADE, five hundred weiiht of OLD INDIA RUBBER, for which the loghest price will be paid. J. E,TIO.IDGE. June 3, 1847. Wool 00l ! 20,000 i o ir. WOOL wanted j : . i a L li co e Arno June 1., • 4 RAPER!—Good WRITING PAPER. at 12 1-2 eta., and LETTER PAPER for 10 eta. per Quire, for sale by LYONS. June 1. STOVES ' N I • OF a variety of patterns, just received, and for. sale very cheap by CHANDLER & Co. June 1, 1847. • PLOUGHS!! WAYNE Co. Ploughs and Points far sale by , April 21. Mills StiSherinan. PALTRS, 011 S, LIME,-PLASTER; PLOWS & CASTINGS, &c. &c. by 13: SAYRE. may 27, 1847. ' BONNETS.-- , A choice selection —bs+autiful styles —Linen Edges. Best assortment ih town at NEW GOODS, &CHEAP. , THE subscribers are receiving a W i en selected stock of NEW GOODS, which will make their assortment very complete, and til l y are deter- i mined to sell on terms that will be si tfactory to 'Purchasers. U. BURROWS & CO. . Gibson, June 8,4846. - , ' CHEAP DELAINS. 25 PIECES Mousseline DeLaines,'llandSame patterns, Is 2d to 2-s 3d per yartl, at - U. BURROW i O & Ca's. MECHANICS' ADVERTISI HORIZONTAL' i ~ S 1 4 INNE It 1 . ~ IN connexion with the following certificate IN were handed to us the testimonials of several highly respeCtable ladies, who have used the Domestic Horizontal' Spinning Wheel, and who concur in sayirig substan tiallyifimt they can spin with it seven or eight run, (or about four day's ' work) per diem, with as much ease as thebr can per form an ordinary, day's work with a com mon wheel. The inference is irresistable; that it will hereafter be more kofitable for the farmer who manufactures hist wool, with this machine to have in his employ at the same cost for labor, one girl, four girls with the conimon stand-and-spiniwheelsz— [People's Advocate. 1 The undersigned, citizens of Montrose, haie witnessed with much sati tion the s i te operation of a novel Machined nominated the " Domestic Horizontal Spinni rig -wheel," lately invented by. Hiram F. Wheeler of Springville, in this county. It appeari to us to be a valuable improvement in view of the ease with whibh it is used and the . ra- - pidity with which it executes. .IWe doubt not that our Farmers general, with all igho " toil and spie.will approv it too. Montrose, Susq'n co. Pa. Cpl.' Franklin sk, \ Hon. Wm. Jai ii, `Gen. D: D. Wa er, •, ' ph William , -Th Johttiott i . • _ Ron. M. 'C. Ty er, . . 8: S. ord, • Henry J. ebb P. M. X:11. lialisb ', l ' Welter! Pallet, 4 reuurer. ' • X. W. Myers, 1 - ', , • . 'Hi - retrial,.Jr., ii. i: , .'- DiiiiellSea i rle .- ,t ,-1 , Wm. Jc Matra , ~ . .i. 401111, —, , iii.l, L urrei ~ • •. • Geo. V. BOade , ; , • • , ' !-• '' Inn. Li:Paer, , 7 • - ' ' • Rev. John long. - : ':. IT gightCwal be woon the m b rtRMS.: ONO& terms to- Vh?.WillbiaVillati'd* wheels, or P*Fik., Terniork to ' ii rc df a iiiAsy Of ..thi,A7 - ' 404. (.' - L .., Obio.i Thoasinsinatt angsoiiii, , ,'7,°l- • 'b o th Pleasant. *WI P _ 0 11 4 1 Wilt , Pie 7'.ekt 40! , d 4 ;004 6 0.4 1 T O . SPOiTin., 8 . ' ..aehiillla t coiiiii#, V* , , ,1 i --- L .-- ',:,; .:,- e ' .„ .: ... , S.-, ii , , • ~- H. F. WHEEL E R . Riestee: ,:i :, -- ~,,, • jr ; . sinTiko . ; ; ,,i k : ~ -, ,.i Springville, Aiii . llB, istr - w" .7 . •' -Bait, INEEMEEME MEOH,MCW IDVEIthSiMENTS. JOQfININL • , -•••••••". :1- • THT B 41 'lb/ 1111 e/4 qf'the- reoW! Aiivi;cat!tilav-. .'ing - the use ()fan entirely new 'modern sortment of JOB TXPE, arenowpreparedtnexecnte,' in a neat and eathfactory style all-kinds of_ JOB!' PRIAIING : '' ' at pricei to snit the times. ' - PAMPHLETS, BILL IIEADSi j, • • 1 UIDS, - CATALO6I(Kii •14ANDEILLS, BLANKS, '&C:' • ' Pritt ' on short notice, end in theibeiit styl6 of the &share of the People'einitronne is respect fully , - lieifecl. ly4 l Jul 9, 1846. , ' , GARMENT CUTTING . TE subscriber having withdrawn! for tie pres, tint from all &mecum with thelailoring ness except cutting, will hereafter give his tention to that particular branch exclusively. Frog'ti long andisn'ccessful experience, withiticentimprodinnents, and a regular receipt of the latest' fashions' he has entire , confidence in his ability to please 'II Wltii may einploy him. To prevent miaaripreh on he would further state, that having worked h retafore for the sake of working, he intends infliture4o work' for the sake of the. pay..; (exceptwhere charity may dictate otherwise.) Those therefore who are able to pay but always Withhold, will plenie also with. , hold - their custom. • Shop over the Hat Store, first buikling_borth of the Stage house. • 'PI' Montrose, May p, 1E147: I: 47m3 Car Wool dvngs ! . Tsubscriber having fitted op -his machinery . with the addition of NEW CARDS aiyhither fixing is now ready to serve his old ;cusiconers and the publicgenerally, the.following pricgil, viz:— On the delivery of the rolls, 3-cts.'cosh 4-hts. hat ter oni every 9 lb. of wool—if charged g ctsii G. REYNOILBS. Brooklyn, JutteJl, 1847. - I 51w4 N viox \ • N. A T the Shop of JOHN,GROV,E§, Tailor, two 11_ doors below the Farmer's Sterei the New York Sprin,, , i and Sumnier Fashions for 1847; and John himself may always be found there, ready to meas.; are his patrous for any kind of a attit they may choose to wear. It 121 a self-eyidentL fact that men -must have clothes / and the subscribe, flatters him self that he can suit the taste of every one who may I favor him with their custom. Cutting done on ahoirt notice, and so marked,. that " the wayfaring Amu though a fool May not err" in making it up. ' tV'Merchantable pr ,141,.: . and cash. will be ta ken for work. , JOHN GROICES, Tailor. Montrose, May'6, 1347: 47m3 WOOL CARDING, AND 'SPINNINGA T , HE subscriber wishes , to, info his friends and former custpmers that e is prepared to card Wool wifhi despatch and• in the best style. He will, ids° take .good clean Wool in the fleece and : deliver it in good sound Yarn at from.B to-10 cenwper run. Those bovine. to hire their spinping done, would find this to their advantage, and save themselves the trouble ofpreparing their own wool. • Wool will be taken to mantifactu4 - into Broadcloth, Flannel, Blankets; and shawls, to sal; customers. Two hundred pounds of beech-nut Lard will be taken in exchange for work. N. B.—lt is expected that 'payment will be made in all cases when the work is' de livered, either in cash or saleable produce. DANIEL R. If,EELEIL. Sikir Law,. May 15, 1847. POST'S PATENT MEDIC ES IT IS WRITTEN TN THE BOOK OF NATURB AND OF CO3l- mmi sense, that the natural vegetable productions of every etimitry are, if properly appped, amply suf ficient (or the cure of every malady Mcideut to each peculiar climate. ' IVright's Indian Vegetalde Pills • of theorth American College of Health, are com posed of plants. which grow spontaneously on our own soil, and are therefore better adapted to our constitutions than medicines. concoct 4 from fOreigT l. drugs, however well they may be compounded ; and as they are founded upon the principle that the hu man &oily is in truth EMI Subject to one Disease, viz : ,corrupt humors, and that said medicine cures this discaw. on • I Natural Principles hy cleansing and purifying the body r it will be man ifest, that if constitutionbe not entirely exhaust ed—a perseverance in their use, acciardiag- to direc tions, islabsolutely certain to drive disease:of every name from the body. • . , When we wish to restore ti tweamp or morass to• fertility; We drain it of the superabundant waters in like manner if we wish to restate the body to health, we must cleanse it of impuritY. Wright's Indian. Vegetable Pill- ,' • , . , will be found one of the best,, if,,not: the very best medieinp in the World for Farrymiv, out this .. • ' Grand purifitneprtnitpk, . % ,' because they expel from the body n 4 corrupt aid impure humors, the cause of diseaseLiu au easy and natural manner; and while they e!etY day ' 0 Give ease and Pies*, ' _,, .. disease of every! name is rapidly ; f rom body. .; I ' Tbo following highly 'respectable - stoftheePers have been duly appointed agents; km 'the ,' bale of Wright'] Indian, Vegetable l'illi in • Buisquoluuma county Co.,i ~, . F.; Ili . Chandler & a AtontrOse. , Ira ~ cott, Springville. 1" • L. 1.. Woodruff; I' i limock Corners. Edwin Tiffany., Brooklyn. .A. trreenwgdd, Raiford. ~ .1 . • JOR.PuBOO,. Gieatllend. ; .• IL_.l4.,Sutphin,4 Om ,Sain'ineisiille.- B. liurritt New ..Milfoia. :' 1 7 lienßelly s ,,GNion,Cencre. &04rtifl, East 0 11 1;s1n. 6il ; dr , = James Comfort,, ariamy. .1 -. _ T . P it . It im SO N; ws Gibs9l 2 . ~ ',,, , ~ ~ Gride, - Hetritird. ts. -, 1 Chat mi. Brown; FrienApiille., , -.. .. BIEWA II OF COONTZTLFSIFF tr!rbe Public are run- Soiled against the many epurionsmcdicines Which lo order: deceive . are cattail:ly nekees , _similer ' to Wright's Indian Veretable Pfijs. 1 " Tbe y original and penitiftd - 1 Veritable 1:11d Pills lay the iugmenre of Wm liVt*twritton with `11 ( pen o the top label of Feeble:. '' Nene opener is to counterfeit thiti is furry. I ‘.l-; ,-. t - es devoted exclusively to, the guile 'l4 ' ; 's ndian Vegetable Pills, of tleeNortb Amer, ican Co . - of Health, No. 288 Greeawich st. New Yorkt,N i •198 Tremont se. &atom sod principal oilion,,N i . 169 Race st. Philadei . . 7: - • ~,- A - 1 ,-. 1 - D .EASES OF TilltlillaN (palm -t-; 4 Nitii ' t i il mmei fonnollY Mlatilimemp'ef Mist: , - - . , . 5n150134.• Jam-18. / 1146 , , -lit - Milton :-1. writein l iefrit , yosend lite pia*, , Ay son wu uneleriflUtlitetesent of met a ri., ateriltd ter for more than a, pose fot sevyry.hoeb l Wed* of the skin, wSielausboesstertist. U m s& ' 4 - ippliat to soma 4tinwOriknwww* iNt sioannkidiodicins, sad dieted Mat so loet• Go E h4,' - %mom tlie:fmet iti effect& chie 4 11 11' , 'tad ifisAlletlt *as It Idiom* to whieb some ies were added. emleoueet Nor as Otm ISM ISM ATEM MEDICjI 9 7 _ „ r . . , in: , Some -called - ‘it ifliereftths,andt‘ci_____ •Tipse lep , salt, Ithetini,;EninriniotepresP &ao.i,Afitsr „ Well City _means t?!.. - pea4.7: ve yearn•Witßunt „ 'Lama flui4 air adViled to' give hiiii Di- r ritcsa'S .kticiiia C''' tr'' thiiiiimerlie:williti soreifrenildi'.l* toy ds• feet. • aorretialailif*auadlY up aladilau4ol; NA.' then break`Outelisth•as,b4 as•Oray,-and .oah, Ali burn so intolerably aito . ,ilrwe birealiniiit •*.igitrac,..' &xi. -He hid not takerftliefArititilatris;Weever': two weeks' before there was a change for thlebetter. -1 .•: He went tei wheal all timatinse,mlults ' wine, and with* of die same kind of, f a s ;f the rest of the lamily, - -aiiilriurabent•thrtso 'lad , thin, thasaMe as, the other bey's' ef - the lie 1; 'Until. tak & he was peOecrly,cured, and• became fat an d hearty, and though now o ;verfive•years ago yet n a spin toth of disea s e has ever made its ap ce. He took altogether twenlik bottles a . the rinks rail tiers, and no ' ther me dicine While Using it. - Yours, respectfully. ' MART Ana *stint Prepared, 0n1y1.37 dr,lD.,Jayne,Philadelipltia,ancl sold ori agOey 'by: ik ‘ L Mitchel '& CO.,' Druggists, Morttrose.-! . - •,...• Wherejmay lie bei I . he Arsialiciti -triiigit D. warranted! to change the hair to a beautiful Auburn or Jet Black colour..; , • . 1 - , . . . ASTHMA'CURED DYJAYN E'S EXPEC I.tW;. • 1 Lambeitville,•N. J., Atl:74 1847. Dr. Jayne—Dear sflir—By the, b • of - Goole your E a rzerodier his effected a cure in eof the most distaing:coMplaint. - - In - Atli, I was seized with great severity - by a zyirm of ASTHMA: ; a disease! with which I had been af- I flirted for Many years past. It was atten ed with -, a hoarseness_and soreness ' i &the, lungs a d throat, together with a laborious cough, and complete pa w tration of Strength, ainl,:worn -eat with !gamiest, when a battle of your Expectotani• was tallies to my house. ,- At first It thought kit -- was nothing but quackery, but seeing, it was so highly_ recommended by Dr. Going, with whom I was well acqpainted, I Wag induced tir.try it, and in fa', .few -dive it tom- • pletely cured me, nor have Lever, bad axis retain of • the diseasersince: I have nimi . formed 14' high an opinion ()flour medicine ,, distill I had t , it a few bottles of it, and could obtain no mom, I us %Minot part with them for ten dollars each. Yours respectfully 1 Joie Biota, Pastor of he Baptist church at Lambertvir, N:J... NO E XCUSEiFOR. A HALD HPA'D. ! . • From the Sinn . err*, 'N,J. Whig. , 1 Sometime since I cMled • upon Mr. P. Mason, of Somerville, fir Da: Jimres' Celebrated Dim Towle, to restoremy hair, which. was then falling out daily. I periciired one bottle; laid applied its ntenti ac cording tri the directions. fliften the bo ttlewiut ex.; haunted, I discovered; to , my great sit ' andlaatis , faction, that the y oung haw was starting *raci ly : I therfOrerpurckrsedanother, and so n tilll had used three bottles, and now, as a vim anon', my hair is as thick aa ever. •• . '' . And what is -more ieurpriaino, -Iny . to - dries% was not occ,alioned by sickness, in whichcase there is greater,bope Of restoration—but was' hereditary. • Jas. G. Rodotas, Methodist ' r, ' Mount Horeb; Somerset ~ N. J. Prepared - only by Dr: D. Jayne, Phila ' Iphikand sold on agency: by N. Mitchel & Co. Druggists, Montrose. . 1 ., , \,-. . .. Scoit*.i . '..a lia titii ter l aii!,. TN ,offering this to 4e -public, the proplietor is is .l.. iluenced byAosintster motive ; a mercidesir that all mankind maylKV:ethe benefit of a reniedy which hisown air' cle ofAiOis have only had portunity heretofore of r . ..g, induces him to. enter. the arena of competttiont with th e thousa . ' But its 'superior and orell.provcd e ffi cacy in all or te -1: ceut burns, scalds or . • , vounds, as also inr emnitism, chapped ha n ds, - and'iffil Ulcers or indol t tomtits, L .... ought to be known, and its general mot ' certain ly make it the every day companion of #ie nursery where casualties ire:o frequent. , i From numerous certificates in his piaapasion, the proprietor offers. the fallowing; , i I This may certify thit I have used Mr. cott's San ` ative Cerate, and believe it an invalna l4 e cure for bruises, burns, sores,i&e. - ' EDWARD IV iIITE. New Milford, 'Marehlt*, 1847'. • This may certify tffitt we have used L. cott's San ative Cerdte, and we know it to be a vainahle rem edy for scalds or burns, and th erefore will',n ..,dy con tribute obr testimouy in its favor. i • 1 ELEANOR LINES, ' DAVID WARNER, . . S. C. HAYDEN. Franklin, Bust'. co.:Pa. Feb. 26, 1847. This is to certify that I have used Sc t' Cerate , ,and find it the most efficacious 'remedy f butts, or chappped hands or lips, that 1 have ever used, and recommend it to all those who may be thFus afflicted ' JOHN AVELLMAN. New :Milford, Janel 7, 1847. I: Mr. L; Scott--Sir: I have had ample[opportemi ty of testing •the virtie of your ; C c rati4 and have found it a most .c4naliile remedy. - jj ! - W, DIN'OHASI, M. D. New Milford, May, 1847. • • • I pp EV'The' Cerate k is pump in d large andlanbstantialo tin boxes, and for sale whole Sale and retail by .the subscriber at his residence in 'ew Milfuid, Susque hanna county; Pa. Price 3.7 i ts. • • ; IiCIEN T. 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