0014i'rROSE BUSINESS BIBECTORt. PETER STEVENS—Cabinet and Chair - Maker ; foot of Public Avenue • • C.IICSIIILICIE (AS—Fashionable Boot and Shoe oyei A. B4dwin's Barness shop, Turn pike eitreei." . ' ROSE lit SlMPSON—Dealers in Stoves, Stove trunmings, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., Public Avenue ELDILED ilk NEWCOMB—Dealers in -Hats; Caps, and Furs; -opposite the "Democrat Printmg,office, foot Public Arenne. G,ROVE'S----Fa:shionable Tailor; over Geo. Faller'sltook Store, where he does work in a style altogether unsurpassed. It . NEWTOlll—Attorney at Law; Office on Turnpike street, one door East of B. T. Case's Office, Montrose, Pa. BENTLEY & REALF--Dealers in Dry Goods, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Iron, Clocks, Watches, Jew elry Silver Spoons, Pelf r lnnery, &c. Sc. .1 MARK J. O'BINI N—House and Sign ' Pafnter, Paperhanger, Glazier, Grainer d.• Dee crcrtor Shop over J. T. Birchard's carpenter shop 'a few rods east of Wanier's Hotel. - BALDWIN & LOX—Saddle, Harness, Car pet Bag and _ Trunk Manuketurer, and Cattiage Trimmer, Shop on Turnpike street opposite 1 L. Post 4; Co's, aLvarn ssinwt:s. 1.-LYONS st SON --Dealers in Dry •s, Hardware, Crockery and Tinware, .Books, etc 4 ALSO, Carry on the BOOK 131 ND• ING Business, Public Avenue. Mcintrose, 1:11: DlMOCK—Attorney at Lam—office removed to Front Room of his residence, two. .doors east of his former location, in Tunipikek street, third building from corner of Public Av enue, and nearly opposite_M. S. • Wilson's Store. June, 1849. C. B AIDWIN "Carries on the Baking . and Candy business in all its various branches, one door west of Wilson's Store, Turnpike Street, Montrose, Pa. All kinds of CAKE, for Weddings or Parties, kept constantly on hand, or made to . order on the shortest notice. • ABEL TUILRELL--Dealer in Drugs, Med icines, Chemicals, Paints, - Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Gro ceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Stoneware, Glass ware, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Spoons, • Spectacles, Musical Instruments, Trusses,' Surgi cal Instruments, Liquors, Perfumery, Mirrors Stationary, Brushes, Shoe: Yankee Notions, 4te NEW GOO )S. Abel Taman S now-receiving -his Fall and Winter supply. of I Good;'(emllracing nearly every thing wanted Wilts market,) which will be sold extremely Loll' fds rash or ready pay. My assortment may be classed in part.as follows: Drugs, Medicines, chemicals, Paints. Oils, Dye Stuffs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Stone Ware, Glass ware, clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Sil ver Spoon., Spectacles, musical Instruments, Lig nors,Vrfumery, MirrOrs,Stationery,Brushes, Shoes, YankeiNotions, &c. &c. Thankful fur the liberal patronage and substan tial encouragement hitherto received, I hope to mer it and receive a continuance of the same. • A few of the articles kept -fur sale are named below : Groceries.- A good variety of Sugars, fine fla vored Teas, good and cheap Molasses, coffee. pep per, Spice, Ginger, Saleratus; Raisins, Rice, Mack erel, Codfish, 'Lattice currants, Tapioca, Arrow Root, mace.; Manna, Sage, Nutmegs. cloves, Ground Mus tard; also, Mustard Seed, white and black, Ext. of Lemon, cassia, Soda, Soda crackers, Starch, Bar and castle Soap, candles, all sorfa of Tobacco and Snuff, Vinegar, &c. &c. • Dry G-ooda. Broad cloths, cassimeres Sattinets, mole Skin, corduroy,Sheer's dray, Kentucky Jeans, Flannels, Silk, Thread, Twist, Buttons,&-, and ev ery thing necessary to make up garments; • calicoes, Ginghams, Mouslin de Lanes; Alpaccas, Plaids, for age, Vestings, Apron check, Bed Tick. Drilling, Ta ble and Towel Diaper, Sheeting. Shirtins.,brown Bleached, suspenders, Umbrellas, &lir—cravats, Pocket Handkerchiefs. comforters, sha-w-la Gloves. Wiens, Hose, cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding, col • ored cambrick, cloak Fringe, Gimp, Edging, Poise Twist,and all sorts ofnotions. Ware,---Nails, Door and Window-Blind Fastenings, Butts, Screws, Locks, Bolts, Faucets, Ines, Rasps, ) ?!..rewlltiyers, Coffee-mills, curry- Ixanbs and Cards, Srates, castors, Nippers, cup beard Fastenirgs, Balls . for 10x horns. Shovels Spades, Hoes, Forks, Patent Balances, Steel-yards, F Hones, Forks; Shoe Nails, Tea Bells, cork Screws die. too =emus to mention. artlery. Pocket Knives, Table Knives & Forks, bread and shoe Knives, Raizors, Hand-saws, Aug ers, Gimlets, Simmou's Axes, Shears and .Seis.sor4 Paints. Pure White Lead ground in Oil, and dry, Red Lead, Ven.lted, Spanish brown, Lamp - Black, Yellow Ochre, Paris Greer, chrome Green, Imperial Green, chrome Yellow, ground Verdigris- Prussian Bine, Vertni/lon, Bronze, Umber,,Terra Sienna, Ivory Black, Black Drbp, Pat. Yellow, Rose Pink, Black Smelt. curctuna, Red Saunders, Sugar of Lead, Litharge. etc. Oils. Linseed Oil, a variety of Lamp Oils, Lard Oil, Olive Oil; Tanner's Oil, caster Oil, and all the essential Oils. . • Varnish.—Furniture, coach, Leather and Maa tich Varnish, etc. . Spts. Turpetdivw; camphine, Rosin, Spanish Whi -ling, Putty, Glue, Gunisliellae,..ccipal Gum, Emery, Ited and WhiteAthilk, Bath Bricks, Ponuse stone,, SaL soda, Bnigiut dy Pitch, etc. Brushes.—Paint, Varnish counter, clothes, hair, , Flesh, Tooth, Nail, striping, Graining, marking, Ar ,_ List, sash,Tool,Horse, White-wash, scrub and shoe Brushes. etr. • Dye gaup. Indigo, Madder, Logwood, Nicwood, Hiper Ric, camwood, Fustick, coperss, Alum. Blue Vitriol, Aunatto, cochineal. Mutate of Tin. Red Tarter, Extract of Logwood, etc... Acids.—Nitric„ sulphuric, Muriatic, Glass Ware.--Bottles and Vials of every size 'and description.at wholesale and retail. A variety , of specie Jars, and tincture Bottles, Glass syringes, Peseras, Nipple shells, Nursing Bottles, Tunnels, ' Tumblers, - Lamps, candle-Sticks, preserve Di s h es , - Salteellers, Lamp chimneys,. Pepper Boxes, car • boys, Mirrors and Mirror-plates, - -Demijolms, win , dow Glass, Breast Pipes, etc. ' Stone Ware.---. Jugs of all sizes, Butter Pots, , cream Pots; preserve Jars, pitchers, stove Tubs, spittoons, ite.. Clocks and - Wittekes of nearly every description. • good and cheap. Clock Fares , Verges and k e y s , . Nitta Guard' challis, cords and Keys of all sorts. iersdry. " Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Bosom Pius; Finger Rings, Ear Hoops. geld and silver Pen cils and pen cases, studs, slides,:" gold' Beads, e too, numerous to Mention: , "Wart. --Silver 'Table', Tea and' spoons, . • plans, . sugar shovels ad Tangs, salt • Butter Knives, Thimbles, ete. Also, silver-plated and German- silvers poons, Blttatunia Ware, cite, - • • 'Spertdeles.•=-Ladies and ge tleuren's silv4 fla med Spectacles, silver plated, Oierman silver, steel, etc., and Wei' Rin e and shoeLM Steel goods.—Steel Beads bag add purse c l laips, .- , iinrseEtings. Tasiiels,Slides, etc. Yank.ce ,Votioni,--,A. great variety .of small but, useful - and fancy Articles too tedious to_niention,, .atich as.cortibslrf every kind, , ear. spoons and live. ..purises, pocket nurrors,:.youth's TelesepPe, s, 4etr*exPe, -- pocket ;books, -pips; needles.cahaving aoels; etkitnicalrpowdei 'for rat:or-stops, key. vings, etc."' - • • . Pistols, powder, shot, lead, powder flasks, gun lawmen, gun caps, pills and hints, safety fuse, etc .- . if . iistrumento,—Violins and Accordions , 4.44 I ..,.„ ( lho.best Opiortiaeriti ever introduced into the enmi ty) at iliblesa/e and retail; also, Tiorm Bows, strings, liiidges, pegs, tail pieces and rosin; ; Bass vioratiage and ball, Fifes; Flut e s, Picelos, slat' nets, steeds, Tuning forks, Instruction Rooks for the Vipfin, Acicoroteon, Fluter, clarinet, Flagecifits,itc .71a .tee-L-Abdothinalsupporters and shoulder bra ces,in kteat variety and of most approved patterns. Ifeclicid'lnstruSnents—All the varieties usually called fcir . ' by Physicians. : , ', ' .. , 'L'ua'u:—Choice Liquors for medical purposes, scli as Brandy, Rum, Gin,llVine, etc., (a variety cif each,); Alcohol, Whiskey, etc. etc. Pcrfolysery.—Extracts,‘cologne, Rase Water and scent Bags, smelling salts, Toilet Articles, Fancy soaps,'Os Marrow,. Bear's Oil, Tricopherous, Hair Tonic, I:14r Dye, etc. Swidpeq.—Fools-cap and Letter Paper, Quills, lifick sand, Ink, Envelopes, 'Wafers and stamps, sealing liras and seals, Gold ayal steel Pens. Pen. HoldersijPix.ket and Table Ink stands, Business (t Friendship' cards, Pencils, slates, 11 2 1iter colors Sic. Boots] shoes, Whipg, candle Wick, Twine, shoe Thread,Pellows, stlool stands, Whale Bone, snot-' fers, Tiks, candles Lamps, Lamps, Oil Blacking, sponge, I: Prances Polish it scouring, Rotten stone and Bath Brick for same, Black Lead, i Patent -Pails, Tubs, clothes Pins, Half Bushels, At-helves, cru cibleS, eitndy, Hemlock Gum, window sash, Oil cloth,, carpeting,.. sand paper, Baskets, Tin Ware, Plough? { etc. etc. Drupi and Nedicines.—Turkey gum opium, rad, and pulp. genuine turkey rhenbarb, east India also. morphs s e i llphis and .acetas, veratria, strychnia, 1:x1 o.as h. l -d od. creosote, red and white precipitate, sulfate equinine t c alcined magnesia, tussian cas tor. red bride -01 fron, mix iomica, licorice, carb, iron, gattiboge, tudkey gum myrrh, sulphate potas . i,114 cobalt, cern a tvlocylith, gum mastich, cal. om Miter emetic, rad and puiv;Orris,oicalic acid, rad dlea/v. coliirnbo,suliMate of zinc, saffron blos soms, •prepared chalk, cardamum-seed, coriander la caravtax.do. rad. it. pulv. gentian, tonca beans, steel dust, guin kind, true. scammenium, flos. zinc, cor rosive sablimate, ; calamine lapus, tlos. Martiales, french chalk, bism submit, antim, sulphur aurat,' (Rivers powders, • los benzain. arsenic, castor oil, tumeric,l'sem fenigyeek, ba,5,,,-bery bark, rochell, ep som anclglauber sttlts, senna, pink rook, salts of ni tre, (salt s peire) wcirmseed, pulv. pillsalleppo, refi ned guin caunphoi rad ginger, african and american cayenne; pu l v. cutiebs, pulv. cantharis, golden seal, ci cream - tartar, taitaric acid, sup carb soda; sal-so .isi, jala : e, ipecacunha, anise seed, ising glass, pe t ruvian ark, puli 4l ; orange peel, white glue, gum amble, squills, ell vitriol, unguentum, balsam of fir, venide turpenti e, bay berg tallow, virgiiiia snake root, sallaminoniai, sweet Sag, speriauced, blood rrl root, juinper Be s, rasped qua_sst, gum Senegal, dragon's' blood,i , py ra,cliamomile Smilers, gum ele mi, gun( aloes, gu fcetada, gum ammoniac , hys stip,.seneca snake , t, rad valerian, eng and dutch owage pods anti down, canelLa alba, refined borax, uvaursi, nut galls, gum_ tragaeanth, rad Gentian, gum guise, gum grittiantun, india cockle, dyacblam salve, ethp. erint)iaris, dry verdigris ; crude or black antinioni', elm bark, (ground and unground ;) prickly - ash bark, foL digitalis, bore-hound, white hellaboTA cab. Magnesia, Vitale, sem choichicum, Meta} d moss, rail:. aconite, gold thread, crocus martus, savin leaves,,henduras sarsaparilla root, blue pill rfiass adhesive plaster, crotun oil, Tannin, Buchu Leaves, Figs, Genuine cod Liver Oil, citrate of Iron,--ete - . Estrada of gentian, conium, belladona, henbane, dandelsen, deadly night shade, thorn apple, colo cynth, cOrnp.. etc. Essenitial Oils.—oil of pepermint, lemon, cinna mon, Times - , wintergreen, sassafras, origanum,lav ender, hemlock, ,cloves, _ bergamot, anise, cedar. spearmint, pennyroyal ' almonds, wormseed, worm wood, Jittniper, rosemary, amber, caraway, cumin, savin, eiliput, spruce. tar, cubebs, itc., and all the essencelfrom the above oils. Tinettares.--tinct. rheubarb, myrrh, cantharis cardaniew guise, digitalis. tolu, iodine, cayenne; muriateltinctare of iron, eke. Landatetne,paregorie, Hive's syrup, chloroform col/ode/in or '' ,quid adhesive plaster, spirits of _nitre dulc; aqua aMonia,veulphuric ether, sprits of Lav ender, comp.; salts of tartar, antimornal wine, oiLo spike, fiats:Mt copaiva, brimstone sulphur, pole. charcoal, quidloilver, demijon, bottle and vial corks etc. etc. i l I._ . In shirt, o f whole newspaper'iight be filled in the vaiti atte mpt to enumerate the one half of the articles: kept; for sale at TrILE.ELL . S. This is the right place th buy Goods, and to•buy them cheap.— The best ki4l of _Drugs are kept here, and from the variety acid quality of them,grEißaducements are offerC(l physicians to make it thtinVlace of reg ular,putchase: The public generally are invited to call andiesaine the quality and prices of goods. Octoljer, 150.] ABEL TU RRELL. . WILLIAM L. COX. . i New Ooo4s- L .O YQNS CHANDLER, hating purchased the stdre f merly occupied by ; J. Lyons, have re . fitted and e hirged the same ; and are now receiv ing an.,EN New Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Glass Ware, Jap'd W , Nails do , &c., &a. Hay* purchased our goods for cash we f 1 confideht we can offer, to our friends and patrons a little laptter bargthan can be had of our neig - bora., 1 A vet) , choice lot of Prints, Broadcloths, Cassi 'mer Vestings, Ginghams, Linens, Cambrics, Hand kerchiefs, &c. Also'Satinets,Jenng, Tweeds, Tick ing, Drilling, Sheeting land Skirtings, _Diaper and Crash i llted and Whitel Flannel, and alt„the shad' matters like Needles.and Pins, Silk, and twist and Brooke's sewing cotton, warranted to bust what it repreents, the very best thread in use. [A10 . .! Suaars, Teas, Coffee. SaleratuS, Tapioca, Mustairl 'cOrx, Paste, an .excellent article for sick ness., p ork, cad fish,lmackerel, tobacco, and snuff, l together with old Dr. Japob Townsend Sarsaparil la . ;, , A l - 46 , . Ils agents . for WITT-sox & Co., we have Tin ware,Btfivesi Pipe. Pomp and Lead Pipe, and Cast ings of every dekriptiOn, on hand or made to or derl, liorticirig _Machines, 13111 Cranks, Sledges, Geeriaguf various kind., Kettles, Door Squeeze, &e.kci.' • Noi having time to enumerate but-a small portion of nut stock, we cordially invite all to call and see us. 1 Daily Trans At ill', CA.hPEN'TH betteneps Great 1 EViERY day in the 1850. Captain ; i io Cat enter will =men Fre4t, from. rcat Be continue to rec ive and Ctipt:`,4 Wick am thro Wick/Min w" remain Frei ht forwarded to h periencil inibe bu6nes that iili, limes- they can , ket PO' a. The retu Parpsht • at Great ren ~,'lik i 185 Ck '1 Teams -7 Nub - eriber, . • v ',.: Row ' , a ad, all , ut - ehan ~ 'lin , . nf To ;Teams rii and , Drov ers. s TTIE subwriber , ring established himself in a Public House n the - Belmont and Ogquago Turnpi i ik' Road, abut 5 miles south from Lanes boro.pi Susqueban county, Pa.,7irould - give no tice c e trarellim publie7that he is pre red 'to seem Una ate Team tees with refreshment for man $ 6 and h ,in aco rtable mid substzuit man ner. --14 can funs . - . .(0.00-D,.PA f EIRE FOR IRO S 'is.f on.tOsonahte t as.are to bf. found in this rrt..i:d.the )counizy s ; • G- ' ;•• '..!-'": :•1 iIL L. SITEAWOOD. . Thoinson o 0ct.,11450. .TiTA „ TO 'tlumvt„he 00* PAP ortation Line. Rail Road Freisriit Line 'end and New York. Leek, Sunday excepted, for JAMES N.. V. e to receive and forward on the first unit., and forward produce daily to ghout the season. Cpat. 'n New York, -to receive and from the long ex they flatter themselve • mmand the highest mar . - pill be-paid by N. Vo N. V. CARPENTER ' be sold . at Trues rhea - per e quality in !tother_place. and sHades.. - ' .LYONS cfr CHANDLER 7h -Dairy- ma and Farmers.; ` 1, • Valuable :Property for Sale: TEE following Real , and' Personal "Estate, as hereinafter described, situate in New Milford, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, will be Sold at a great bargain to nay one who may-choose to pur chase. The Veal estate consists of seven hundred acres, five hundred of which are under improve ment, and on which are four dwell* louses and seven barns. The farm is well designed for a Dal ry, and' is capable of feeding one hundred Caws du ring summer and winter, and every part of it well watered with springs and streams. .The buildings and land are in good condition; and on the premi ses are about five miles of good Stone Wall, and the other fences are also good, and on the wood land arh Large quantities of Chestnut Timber,which will supply the farm for many yearS to come, and which will ; also, be valuable for building the Rail road which is soon to be.built up' Martin's Creek.— Said faim has a very pleasant and desirable loca tion about seven miles from Great Bend, through which the New York di Erie Railroad passes, and about one mile from the probable Depot on tha Marlin's Creek Railroad, which wiltlead from the Laelpiwanna.Coal and Iron Mines to intersect the NeW York it Erie Railroad at the Great Bend. It can be very advantageously divided into five farms, on four of which would be the necessary Dwellings and Out-houses, Fruit Trees, 4te. • With the above will be sold a very large stock of Oattle„, Horses, ttc.., 'including Durham Cows, Working Oxen and young Cattle, and also, all ne cessary implements of husbandry for, carrying on said farm or farms. • The Terms of Sale will be as follows :—One fourth of the purchase money for the Real estate will be required at the time of purchase, and for Stock, Farming Utensils, ttc., half down and the residue to be paid in equal annual instalments, with interest annually on the Nil:Me sum unpaid, to be computed from the full delivery of possession, the first instalment payable in ()Fee yefirs from the delivery of possession, and the,whole amount to •be paid within ten years from the sale, to be secured tty Bond and Mortgage. Full possession to be giv en on the first day of April, 1851., with the privi, lege of putting in crops next Pall if desired. A good and indisputable title given. The above described property belongs to the es tate of S. MEYLERT, late of said county, deceased, and a more desirable property has not at any time, in this section of country, been offered fur sale, and no greater inducements offered to purchasers: Per sons wishing to invest moneys in Real Estate and n good Stock, cannot do better thatl to-call and ex amine for themselves. Other tracts or lots of land lying in said county, are also offered for salC. Ap plications can be made to M. Meylert at New Mil ford, or to B. S. Bentley at Montrose, in said coun ty, and any further particulars that may be requi red will 'be given. MICHAEL IdEYLERT, ) Executori of S - BENJ. S. BENTLEV Meylert, dec'd. A Few_ days Later! Highly important and Interesting Newt I—New Gold Mine,discovered near home!! •J. Lyons & Son - A RE now receiving a large and fashionable as sortment of Summer Goods which they Will sell for ready pay at very low prices. Just drop in, Ladies and Gentlemen, and exam ine our stock. 'Twill cost nothing to see and but little to buy just what you want. Ton will find us fora few days longer at the old stand; where we will be happy to wait upon all who will favor us with a pall, and where we are determined .to trade "some" yet, but after a week or two look for us a little further up-town. N. B. All kinds of "ready pay," even small bills taken at par. Montrose, May 16, 1850. Eagle Foundry Ware Room, NO. 5. PUALIC-AV.3INUE. ON 13 d and for sale cheap, Cooking, Parlor, Sho , Church and Coal Stoves, Stove Pipe and War , Pump and Lead Pipe, Sheet Iron, Tin Copper, Vire, Zinc, Iron Binding, Morticing il Ma chines, Shingle Machines, Ploughs, Iron Sciapers, Corn Shillers, StFaw Cutters, Tin Ware, Saw Ar bors, Miirters, Sleigh Shoes, Mill Cranks, Jack Screws, 7 4i.c. dc_ Iron and Steel of all kinds—final ly, all kinds of Castings on hand or made to-order. WILSON d CO. Montrose, September, 1850. Fancy Goods. RIBBONS, Delines, Thibet cloths, Blue / nd d Green Barrage Mantilla Silk, Fringe, Lime; Regent Sdk, French! Ginghams, Belts, Caslin*es, White Kid Gloves, Cravats, Linen H'dks, LYONS d: C/121 DLER. Sept 16 1850. Lost. SOMEWHERE in the borough of Montrose tin Wednesday the 4th. inst.,.a Green Lace Veil. Any one having found it will confer a favor co the owner by leaving it at the Register Printing Office. .\ :Lumber Wanted. PINE and Hemlock Boards, Pine Siding and Shingles. - 'LYONS cf: CHANDLER. Montrose,Sept. 17, 1850. COD FISH and llackerel, No. I and .2 just. received and for sale by Sept_ 18. J. LYOYS d: SON. (`IALICOt is, Barrages, Linen Gingh: a great variety.— Shawls, Pal its, Neck-ties,. Laces, Edgings, GJ in abundance. La dies Shoes ands, sizes and pri ces, at YONS t SON=S. neres, Tweeds, Ken mcli taasimeres and LYONS it. SON. 10 ROAD tuck Summer so 50 i:LE' splendid and cheap, just 4 by July 24. , PONS d: SON. "DA PER-., _.01pt,... _ Window burtains -1 Wood Pails, Butter Ladles and StainpaXlothes Pißs. Baskets dz. selling by LYONS & SON. • SARSAPI OLD Duct. Jacob's. S. P. Townsend's and Sands' Sarsaparilla-75 cents per bottle-'for sale by • LYONS 11? CHANDLER; Montrose, August, 1850. CCARPETS and Carpet Bags, Trimks, Black, Blue and Green Umbrellas, Jappanna WM.e, Crockery and Glass Ware, Hardware ike.. by • LYONS & CIIaNDLERi B O s OKS, PILL, In s :kz, a 3o, Fan ln e k-std i s es, , Letter stamps, Wal lets, Az. LYONS & OLINDLE ' SHEETINGB, Shirting, Ticking, Batting, Wad ding, Drillings. Colton and Woolen Yarn, Car pet and linatuig Yarn, Broad Cloths and Quist wares. LYONS it CHAIVLILER. PAINTS,'OiIs andDye•stuffs. .• LYONS & .6111ANDLERI ALLEN'S Self acting and Revolving eix. bairn Pistols at * _ TRUE'sI Ready' Made 'Clothing, ,t GOOD assortment of - Ready Made plothinq / - 1. for sale cheap at the stoit.of L. 8. Lasit Now is the time to buy. Great Dena, June 3, MO. • Peter Decker Esq., HAVING been appointed by Governor Fish of . New Tork as a Com/Wolter fort tstatisto take life'proof and acienowledgementot Deeds and other instruments, will attend tei Imisinese l 'pills in that .capacity at his- ofFice•at Greet Bend '}'a. Sept. 10. 1850. Vett. • ALBAN &BUTT Aleo New York trail "Erie, Cayuga and L Efusquehanna Rail .Roacre,seowea and CayVa Lakes I • Nvgamorirs XMISIM I.nrs I MILE subscribers are - now prepared to receive .1.. Freight of all Idnds at the following poins, Buffalo, Attica, Batavia, Bergen, Rochester,Can andaigua, Geneva, Dresden, Ovid, Lodi, Dundee Landing, Jefferson, Havana, Milport, Horseheads, Corning, Elmira, Factoryville, Spring Port, Rend der's' Ferry, Aurora, Ithaca, Candor, Owego, Union, Binghamton, Great Bend, Lanesbore, Deposit and Hancock, eve") , day in the week, (Sundays except ed,) and continue with regularity throughout the season. 'They will attend to forwarding the same to the New York 'Market, where it will receive the personal attention .of experienced salesmen, Who will attend to the sellino.of the same, and re turn the proceeds in Bankable funds at eithor ofthe above points, to the following persons: Buffalo, Storehouse of Henry Daw Attica, Storehouse of Henry Syford ; Batavia, Storehouse of Lucius A. Smith : Bergen, Storehouse of Daniel McPherson ; Rochester, Store of Fairbanks J 1 Eld ridge ; Canandagua, Office of Walter Corcoran; Geneva, C. Lawrence; Dresden, Storehouse of Whitney dr Monell; Ovid, Ferguson I Sprague ; Lodi ;_Dundee Landing; Storehouse of Tuthill Si : Co.; Jefferson, office of E. 0. Norton, on the Pier ; Havana,, O ffi ce of J. F. Phelps ; Wiped, of , store J. Stull; Horseheads. office of J. A. Ferrell; Cor- ' nine, store of Wm.J. Arnold ; Elmira,`Storehouse , of Thurman Lt Ingham: Factoryville, Store •of Charles H. Shephens ; Sprilig Port, at the Store of; Redder's Ferry ; Aurora, store of H. & G. P. Mor gan; Ithaca, store of P. H. Drake ; Candor, store of S. Barauger ; Owego, office of Nathaniel Ells ; Union, store of C N Wheeler; Binghamton, office of James Sisk ;Great Bend, office of F. Churchill ; Lanesboro' office of F. A. Ward ;"Deposit, store of Ensign & Dean ; Hancock, store of Allison and Reeves. JAMES SISK, Binghamton, Wit. WII ITNEY, Dresden. QEO. l' . MONELL, do. NATHALIEL ELLS, Owego Acacrs.—Buffalo, Henry Daw ; Attica, Thomas Syford ; Batavia, Lucius A Smith; Bergen, Daniel ,McPherson ; Rochester, Fairbanks & Eldridge ; Caflandagua, Walter Corcoran ; Geneva,. C. Law renCe; Ovid, Ferguson & Sprague ; Lodi; Dundee Landing, Tuthill (4 Cp.; Jefferson, E. 0 Norton; Havana, J. F. Phelps ; Millport, J. Sttill ; Horse heads, J. A. Ferrell ; Corning, Wm. J. Arnold ; El mira, Turman & Inghram ; Fastoryville, C. H. Shepherd ; Spring Port ; Redder's Furry ; Aurora & G. P. Morgan ; Ithaca, P. H. Drake ; Cand or, S. Barag,er ; .Union C N Wheeler ; Great Bend, F. Churchill ; Lanesboro', F. A. Ward ; Deposit, Ensign& Dean ; Hancock, Allison & Reeves. CArrAuv JA [ES SISK will superintend the busi ness throughout the whole Line, and receive and fill all orders for Groceries, Fruit. Fish, Oysters, &c. (be.; which will, be bought at the lowest `whole sale prices in New-York, and forwarded to either of the above named Depots. July 16, 1850, Ready made Clothing. PHE subscriber has on hand a good assortment of Ready made Clothing,' consisting of Dress, Frock and Sack Broad clOth Coats from $6.50 to sl3,oo—Tweed and Jean. do. from 2,00 to $5,00, —Pants,a large variety, from 75 cents to $5,00 Vests, from $l,OO to $4,00--Shirts from 5 to 14 shillings. It may be understood that I will not be under sold, on any article in my line .of equal value, even if I am obliged to sell ter cosr. Or I want to sell my stock on hand. Persons, therefore, who wish •to buy, will please give me a call at the first door above Searle's - Hotel:. Montrose, Aug. 14, 1850 BOOKS AND STATIONERV— WE ARE receiving a large assortment of all kinds of School Books. (Latin, French:Greek &German,) Bibles, Histories, Miscellaneous Works, Medical Books, Cards, Tissue and Note Paper, Sc. do Those in want of Books and Stationery will please givens a call, as we intend to sell cheap for cash. LYONS & CHANDLER. Montrose, August 2fi, 1650. New Miiford Stove Depot, 1850. HBURRIT has just received a new assortment of Stoves, including the most approved kinds of Air-tight and common cooking, parlor and shop Stoves, Russia and common Pipe, Sheet Iron, and Zinc Stove Tubes, fka &c., to which the attention of cash purchasers and the public is invited, and which will be sold at very low prices for cash or approved credit. September, 1850. Hats Caps and Straw Goods. LDRED ct NEWCOMB, Manufacturer of Hats, 4 1' would call the attention of the public to their assortment of Ilais r -Caps and Straw G00d.% com prising almost every thing in then line, which they would sell extremes Y low to those who wish to buy and pa.y for the same. They wid make all kind of Hats, to order, on short notice. Montrose, June 12, 1850. OHIORIND STONES, a new and snperiorlot G and N. Scotia do., just received and for sale by 11.-B URRIT T. New Milford July -15th 1850 New Goods. T 4 YONS A:CHANDLER—Montrose - and Lanes ' Lord'—are now receiving Fr lame and splendid asgortment of Goods, which will be sold cheap for Cain. LYONS CHANDLER.. September IMMO. Wi7l7), iv l. G by L A le S ) S l2 7 l b y y 108, 8 -9 b y 1 1 0 4 , 14, 11 LYONS & CHANDLER. ROCERIES.Cru - shed, Pulverised, Cedes and N.O. Sugars, Molasses, Black and Green Teas, •Pork, Mackerel, Codfish, Candles, Spices, etc, LYONS d: CLUNDLER. - Woodruff's Academy At Dinsoek; Susquehanna Co., Pa. WILL be open for the reception of students on the ith of October next, under the immedi ate supervision of Rev. ARCHIBALD SLOAT Sy, LADY, in whose ability and . experience the most implicit, confidence may be reposed. The fine healthy 10-' cality and fair prospects of this instituton cannot but be appreciated by all who wish a thorough ed ucation for the least possle expense and trouble. The Academic icor will be divided into four quar ters of twelve weeks each---ii vacation of one week immediately succeeding each quarter. Arrange ments have been made for students coming from a distance to board with. private families, or other wise, with the least possible expense. PRWE OF TUITION: 'The studies of the Primary department,. 82,50 Academic, " 3,50 Classical, " 4,50 -Music with use of Piano, 8,00 Drawing and Painting, 3,00 French, 5,00 The tuition one half payable- iOulvance. DISSOLUTION. We have this day disposed of our interest in the store at Montrose to D. It. Lathrop ct Co. who will continue the business in the same manner as it has hitherto been carried on. Those having unsettled accounts with us will please call-and settle without delay. Montrose, Aug. 19,,'60. A. LATHII,OP • J. B. SALISBURY. ILVEB knives,. Forks,&c, warrant ed as pure as any in the civilized world,at October, 1850.] TRUE'. • Dr. Rafferty's Celebrated Family MEDICINES—Ahead of all Where; anet unani mously approved l—T he Productionir of a li censed Surgeon and PhysiCiarkof 20 'ears prae Beal experience. . , RAFFERTY'S BALM OF Gaman.—Aniong all the remedies before the public, this Stands pre-eminent in the early stages of Consumption, 'Bronchitis, Catarrah, Coughs, lioarsness, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, and for all affections of the pulmnoary, or gans occasioned by Too much praise canit be. bestowed upon this remedy, and the proprietor urges any one affected . with'any of the above com plaints,M secure-it at - once. , - RAFFERTY'S FAMILY Prus.—'The best Family Physic now in the Country for sick head-ache, cos tiveness, cleansing the stomach of bile, purifying the blood, carrying off diseased humors and restor ing health. RAATERTYS FEMALE MosrLY Para.—For 4emo vitig female obstructions peculiar to the sex. ar rising from cold or general .weakness of the system. Also for feuiales of costive habits of body, dyspep tic or nervous, weakness, debilitated females. - RAFFERTYS Err. Wm. r.—For weak or inflamed eyes, warranted superior to,any in general use. RAFFERTY'S STRENGTHVGEG PLASTEIL—for pains or weakness in the breast, bide or back. R4FFERTY'S WORM Ori—,The Great' Worm Kill er, warranted to remove worms wherethey exist. RAFFERTY'S EMBROCATION—for bruises, sprains, rheumatic pains, cramps, numbness, stiffness or weakness ,of the joints, swellings, qpinsy or sore throat. The greatest remedy of the age. The above celebrated Medicines for gale by the, following Aoxicrs ; J. Lyons & Son, Mobtrose ; Rollin T. Ashley; Brooklyn ; Thos. Jacksou,Spring vill ; C. E. Lathrop and John Bogart,Ttinkhan nook ; Capwell,Baily & Co., Factoryiille OStrale, Patterson S. Co., Abington Center. July 18,1850 OF ST ANDREW'S CHURCH, VILLE, PA. TEACHERS, Rev. G. M. SIILVNEIL, Rector, } Miss C. A. SKINtiER, Preceptress. THE Fall term or Quarter, will commence on the third Wednesday of October. when it will be the most approprinte and advantageous for students to enter. No students will be received for a less term than one half a quarter unless his abscence is caused hisickness. _ _ Common English branches, per quarter, $2 50 Higher English branches,. 3 50 Higher branches of Mathematics th Languages, 5 00 Vocal Music will be taught one hour each Wednes day afternoon. There will be no contingent ex penses except for fuel. The advantages offered in' this Sihool, it is be lieved• will not be surpassed.by any in the coun try. Particular attention will be given .to those preparing to teach,the school being under the pas toral care of the Rector: GEO. FULLER New Firm riNHE subscribers have commenced Wiiness nn -1 der the firm of S. H. Sayre 4 Co., and are now opening a near assortment of Goods, consisting of almost every article called for. We intend selling mostly for ready pay, short credit will lie given to those (that may wish) 'that have been prompt in, meeting their payments' Goods will be sold as low as at any ether store in the county—by good attention, and low prices, we hope to get our share of patronage. P. S. In Addition to the above, we have in con nection a Tin and Sheet Iron estabtlishment, where wilt be kept a: general assortment of Stoves, Tin Ware, Sheet Iron, Castings, Hollow Wares ctc.— All orders in this line will be attended to immme . - . diately. Merchants that wish - to buy, to sell, will be supplied with Tin Ware, Stove Pipe, and Stoves, on liberal terms. S-H. SAYRE d: Co. Bonnets.—Spring stylesjor 1850. A great va riety of all kinds and qualities. for sale cheap at S. H. SAYRE A: Co. Hats and Caps.—Gentlemen and Boys' Leghorn, Wool, and Palm Leaf Bats, by I. Jennings' new patent premium and safety gas lamps, consisting of church, parlor, store and shop lamps, and the patent Phosgene . for burning in the same, for Sale by S.ll. SAYRE iir, Co. Sole and Upper Leather Boots and Shoes, of all kinds and qualities, by H. H. SAYRE h Co. Window Sash and Glass; codfish and Mackerel, Salt, Lime and Plaster, in large or small' quantities by S. EL SAYRE 41s co.. Ploughs.—Binghamton, Montrose, Skinners Ed dy. and Mott d Fuller's Ploughs and castings, con, stantly on hand. - • Iron,—English, and Sweedes' square bars, snit able for drag teeth, by S. H. SAYRE at. co. April 10, 1850. WE have now on hand a great variety of cook ing, Porlor and shop stoves, which we will sell for cash or ready' pay cheaper am eirer,among our Cooking stoves are the following kinds : The Phcenix Air Tight, the very best stove in use. " Improved Rotary. It 41 It " Extra Large Oven. " Irving. " Iron King. " Whiteside's Double Oven. "- ". " Rough and Ready. " " " " Elevated Oven, Premium and other stoves of almost all kinds, Parlor stoves for wiiodMid coal. Also an assortment of stove trimminpi Tit, Cop per, sheet Iron and Zinc Ware. Any article not on band made to order on short notice and the most reasonable terms. Purchasers will save.mouey by fgiving us a call before buying, as we are determin ed to sell at prices which.must suit . aity !one. n3B ROSE it SIMPSON -- I LYONS 4- SON are pow opening 4.bandsome t' .assortment of ra# and 'Winter GOods a which will be disposedsiVii4be loWest rats. ' Sept. 18. 1854. 7 . r MUSW Mitiejt and PeOaated Paper for sale by - X.TONS;& SON. Montrose. c 4, I*. , riA.RPETlNC#•=4llmi l ist laiTown, just opened V and for sale by T. ;LYONS dr, SON. PAROCHIAL SCHOOL, TERMS THOMAS NICHOLSON, } wardens AMOS WILLIAMS. Stoves. Tinware like, New Goods. - _ New Stere dr New Goode.l • , LYONS if CHANDLER. MontroseJuly 24, 1950. ' r 187 1 RECEIVIM 47.!;.TRU.E'B in addition' .to his large stock of Gold - Pens, 16410 worth of Bagley's eeletrated'llold . .Pek tinivertutftv :ac knowledged, ".throughout the whole would and else : : where among'thibuitious!' to be the6sitPeA inuse' _3A:intros% June; 201hl 850: - - - SIUWI4.- - -Just receiiitt ispleOdid Mt ;or ,LoogS4wlß 7 jilioo Plush and - Moth OM* - LYONS at O.II.ANDI4E.R. Montrose, Sept. ".4,1819. •• • . 1 b se* pit ,6. := 4,- - Qukili 1 . 111 0 TTLES, a al le eg g m 42 5 7 slime asidioakia sad as that Mille aid! battles ... The,great Wearily of Tx Pinata:Waver Sassassint4 and all othera 'Mar medians's, =yin - some measure be andis stood front - Ain' following facts:' FILST-.4l6Claups_ It asi es, possessm of its tawdbesidrttly the rag essesa I t 41* , Yello w Dock, p , Ogre's., Mak, ... 18.1111 Balm, .., .. owe ateraglyi*Mitrairjulliteaseesdrataii my k w , -_,.--. tits of with of lasso palters In sad Was ofitZtmarft In mitt bottleifirinediejao, called tot • gut, ggcost d.7 -bemouriTiabs Part eg oho gam meths medial cetera p 'leanly serrael ey? seraeal Air Debts, Barks, sad Yeisetaldes • ti the pamintropestin of writtM are, vally samara% Sareaparille4 d when thew are contponfided al* Swaim. sills. YeThr i . Cherry, 4 4 SaalcifnuLthey make this a a tint ale mosf r lrtain and aaiscraritlies or Ute Bawd I lb weld.' So ~ niia this; that to have every - desired temdiall gr i d, Me Dose is ii i . 014 ne TableispeandraliDays fiasco Da. But it is not. With_ExtraMof Sraeoprafilia, for ineossap!„ of its . ~,,,. x, g It (as large bottles) being so much waskem e 4 titl and ree the ;Doss of • Ila has to-ta. g 4,. -3 Three, or iMbre Tabirrywostals-Valett, Foos, or Mow timer a-Day,: arbaye any abalmt effect ; end as- a bottle g Sarsaparilla only holds astglons spoosfigs, the re f ore , , ..... spoonfuls at 4.06 e, and 'so assay doses a day, wW meTpl bottles of it i l .. ii . . - ear live or Six Days, which show tr....a bailie tliß se Purifier; wlfl he has T we l v e tee tilyireela Days Longer than, alexth of Stn. prattle ,• ancilf Ste daily medical efficacy' fin lIIIKU &Du) be u YURI PIING Eta! HEALING I= the daily Olcsrlecio.a.i of Sow mina, thew:it IPatorEs 111111 One hattle;;Of mu Praii, iiiii worth* Three; our, or Fire thaesmord th an a bottle ontne.. partite. ', I The above; parietal doe, not yet show the port Afro ewe in value , een the -neediad efficacy of Burrs Prithuta and Bensariki be. This will appear , by the conifer,* of cures in .thoitt" PantiAlels, phoorm that Mc . . au more a etch ---* carat *tore isilams blood damn, Rim N Bottles of Se.realptenia. It, then. O. ' orrLi• of Puarviaz sells for ORE Doult, 7 4 One .0„„..„ reapftirittet should sell for Tea Cents. c riots • scßorcaut. Mr. I B .Mt. of Bowe, Oneid a:Co.,ll.llvetio was m o t ,of Scrofula i tRIS, sWeite to the fads as relatabelow, a l i action in thei 'Orliaste Cover. in tleVitt of Noe }reek an del WM of Decal , bee, Ilia , under the fullowityrc*tunimmes : - A person ) the • Ctry of M. YeekAradmiestattetates sad vended a oil rMas article of mediaine, calling,:si gu m Isum&st Men eltek, lerineitathm-of the mashie - .A.m.. al well praetcal to obtain damages, In Supreme &nett Me City of N W York, and the case was.ntferved by tiss feat to .1. S. Bosc o in, Esq., 51 Liberty etneeti tutemineralseser, p i , as Ileferee.t: a e the testimony. 'The defendant pier'..ei i mit igitlicnt o f , ' vs, that the rroprietom of Brant's Mak.. hod ni infflie ' publikked-ritt.se- STiTItedUNTS of eV., nt tin, had contatins a frond on the 'public', and, thew(: n . o , lo not entitled_ M. damages.. The cue of Mr. Raskin was se:ami as bob/gilt/it, and' Buskins watissoorn as a teitneee In - regard us the Peters as la:Wished. aolhis testimony st ORR THAN Stlittlltd the publicat4n., Mr. Hnsigitid, I ern well acquatnied witkileani's Parifyi n I s : ~,,,-.....a 5 e ~,,e,I td m „-. .t,l,mfigia. About three yenta gent, tau ray badly idlarteih it : t as attended by weerral dottora-they di tald es 1 coubt not . tle- l -that so medicine math) am ow In onm e g es ,,,4 such in cutmeet, , „Ger tire sesuslbs before I used Bream's PoraSe,l tee , at „,,,tid,, d , illtni e n I'commenced resins the Pur i fier I had bormashal 1 so my-bed a klak hue; 1 could l not ralse my head td my bead: eiwo •me one afar sus Conn from tor re rem; one ear your en eaten oat mask, that itcoold haillited Op out oli . sta pluce,'itlotle bolding by a pieseatie top; sito.to nas eines theneh t Y toOrdPtrtm that my breglh WWI and out at dm++, ; at, taker as on my ' b oulders large as wind, 'Mother was napleroapnunpirldly as large, which bad Wen 11,,1,V, ./ gide, so that net body could be took - id beta ;an ulcer on my are maid ' from my slen4 ei. to my elbow which bad Wen to the bone: I Warr end other rikeia lehea.• I used Brant Purifier in mail rsederobsfie bottle lasted litriiss, 'days. I was se ,oak I only took mo dine ifs epoonfol nt a Ise; that bottle :o strengthened me, in to enable we top out of bed; t ij, red bottle I took the foil date (a spoonful), alike strengthened ud healed my mom as that I wea,abi k ,h, via . InileJtl.o t h e d tote of Rise.d,Sr, Leonard, at Rome Cwt.:veinier the Laird butt . 3 this bottle MEAL. F.ll , ALL MY ULCERS, hot dm mall hews ataint *slaw as the eel army thumb, and I Mee motel ells at chopping 1 used „SFr Boatel INO , III, which made a 'EMT CURE. asd rboasned me ts, rood kmitts . . FOR FfiLLJPIRTICII L.112h; SE --AteNT'S Pw.vrtiLA - ts.. .. ~. Mr. Z. i'lerry.merehant..Byron, Gersreee - Cellif ' .1•TI lett. wrote. A , - 24. 1846: Sr.,- es. 'Medicine is doli d iresise here—it h i iiied a man or irmanonytion, that el At MIS data had ; !said'ossat die. VVlten he MAIM Mk* Brant's Al ' iaihe, he coca tint raise Ms hand toe head ,S blot at th . 470, and every symptom seemed to lodise that he m 'at die; but , astonishing to till, he is aim ably? labor and 'des all over the conn 7. Be wed only . A. Is ties. Iw i also th ew yon, Whe:a. I visit the city of Res York in II ii spring, what great ihisigs Brent hex L ir . eive fors , It has ids !eared a young lady of Conivmption .F 0 Or M county, v. 'Oiler father says no dodos could MO. - - 1. i • RAI Eity.FROM THE GRAVE. • Mossrad i Vatt &,Foster, merchants ,L , . Conn., ea tti on nasal New York, APr4 Brants. B am had e ff ected cures of Mich Mph. suoi coi mit ‘Vest o ß ,L orn ad . Consionpf ,'ls in their town, that now no other cute' tine cowl ,tie told there : that it.had ti • id seer et if I lA* grirviiit route that physicians and In the Mad” adi must ate. 11 6 gentleman, In parties! sr, was no Ism that his 'pie kiwi told -him it was nal at to takie U l ant ins medicine. .1 e thee, when no hope um{ left. • ... ga. to Brant's Bare —got well—and - hi Mir IN WSW as ,bil . lei,.' 1: a Doe' no Itelp _ S. H. SAYRE At Co. =M=IM l'i:M!r!1!3 NE4COTTL;E OF BRANT'S PURIFIER , ~. sreadl e s n J ' on; 14 :ciould, . , Mr. W • • D4Onningai e Tnerehan at Riven t,.. Ashtabul, Ohio, wrote to us, October ed, lii4k sad et ed aen ;Oil CoN:stalretoal_rldets Use of Bases la DIAN IPTI *OII.I.IT , BALLIAII' , ISad e led in ire. WOW Crocket , ctri a adjoining town, Kr. ket had sautile lief from i *best physicians an antiserum! me found n - or the'fatel handed that unielentlag coo Commeldies, bad taken fast hold ,_on bit AWL, sal a** destroyleg-1 and debilitating his teary that he ow s r N 'kakis's. r, lipt.was etut up bylhis physician. end telf u ono who . Iwould soca, Wok o -- s. But area last a t t r a u utyolininge and marvellous salt may Iris , t the use of wily Yee holiksef-har. AN Put. 'ART lIALUX { has, unellnehed the destroye'„Eand restore- - de , fdy z Crochet to health, now a a *may, HISA-1111.01.15001D ass. BL, * 4 0114G etT THE LU Mr. Ny.3 . Chapman, inerehlust, Middlebefy, I mono to us that his son was afflicted wit. the 1 ' arid igen all other remedies failed , am i villas s " '4,:a wadi die. be made wat of Brad's I sumary. Which soon reslah• ;rim to heath S 1 , 66111..0 NOT SLEEP..IN . . . , . Mr., J ' lldrokalisereliant and mineref Kir Co., 0 ' ', , Se pt. de lfflh, ISIB, that Suess's „. Bst.a . : ( ilit was' . eg some astonishing Cares 111 \ t s Ity. I*, 'ln particular, weat - the wife of his b Bite hadp• It diseased for fortrteme yeers. and , had speak oat all aiming" in payla trying all II of medicines but to no An not bilk slept in ha lei for several Aura ' of lee &seem ; but now sites : using afar , 1 - alum, abi could lie and enjoy so, well , 2 ver she could. - , cEMA . [WEAKNESSES ANDII No lolly offered to the public his , ewfwiel Viksieet its reaming ALL the wars aeuriirragebeiiieszi o t t iz sea, as Bs BA's* :ilk - woke, uei erence whetb s T, be as ewe* or r ,waakee 'ALL. itrelyrikeneig. 111 . 7stessi. aid • WO sad AL YING _ ITY ': - .:;*1 01101 . 4 i .- - ~.,:- ! , 1 0144%.Nc1- t •oF•LiFt irOok.ii*. (Jul to the larewitia and the Win age-tier : 6 coterie ecalsretel, and theedisr amnia . lea to prevent any of the fatal fins „ l i ii ", la ecs .° C4 a r bee O f . 'rack sirs{. - ' -, 11. Mat:Diseueslairilerser cthid- 'ima-instplijOr - I' i : ww4mitimisl'ar..4ol ietiniA - ito-4.044:.i . ...44 - 4*.iitiouit &it' ito tt of 1. , ottoW , IIL ripsaws, WWI t . islidat.tt ip_ANT .moti Salt- BA LIM Illh lan - ssftitakdasa It i Mi ler 'OW . j 4ll" .l 4 V, lii n liM i l! Aaa eil, Pal a "' . A . ifl4mitii , VußßELli, Mat liiinit 'f'' er r Milfoi4,Striiley it Cisrtis, • .T...P: ' ' :lanes I .i. Gilinntrit Y'' J 3o ;til; I TiiiiTsitioii . -- toogya ; Johnston' ''"*lii 1&. - G, 'Weave ' - 2 Diso4iff • 4. r. 'irßti:esia*kiiiirsstrineille' Ite3XIL JILIPAN'S'4I3 ' v t old stand "here thfy,iii!._ andsoraiit' tar • " 2Irr (10011(i_ hilmerlo dal out tIIV rßy4klirr
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