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Thelncalson °Mita Parelttitta
tion .of the Prostdeot of the Vat
ted States.
Nl'Assrsarox, Friday, April 25, 1851. "
Th a w there is reason to believe theta
r o ta ry expedition is about to do fitted out
in the 'United States, with the intention to
i n vade. the Islaffd,of Cuba, a colony of Spain,
with which this ciountry is at peace, and
, here ss it is believed that this expedition
i#instigted and set on foot by foreigners,
who dare to make our shores the scene of
t h e ir guilty and hostile preparations against
a friendly power, and seek by falsehood 'and
misrepresentation to seduce our own cititeus,
especially the young and inconsiderate, into
thier wicked schemes, an ungrateful return
f or the benefits conferred upon them by this
people in permitting them to make our coma
trr e n asylum from oppression, and flagrant
stmse of the hospitality thus extended to
them.
And whereas such expeditions can
only belegarded as adventures for pluider
and robbery; and must meet the condemns.,
non of the civilized world, while they are
derogatory to the character of our coun try,
in violation of the, laws of nations, and ex
pressly prohibited by our own—statutes
declare that if any person shall, within the
territory or jurisdiction of the United States,
begin or set on foot, or provide or prepare .
the means for any military expedition or en
terprise to be carried on from thence agains .
the territory or domains of any foreign
prince or state, or of any colony, district or
p eo ple with whom the United States are at
ponce, every person so offending'-shall be
detmehnilty of a high misdemeanor, and
shall belned not exceeding three thousand
ciol!ars, :and imprisoned not more than three
years. ;
Now,' therefore, I have issued this my
proclamation, warning all persons who shall
connect themselves with any such enterprise
or expedition, in violation of our laws and
n ational:obligations, that they will 'thereby
subject themselves to the heavy penalties
denounced against such offenses, and will
forfeit their claim to the protection of this
Government, or any interference in their be
half, no matter to what extremities they may
be reduced in consequence of their illegal
conduct and therefore I exhort all good
ritirens, as they regard our national reputa
tion—as they respect their own laws, and I
i 3193 of nations—as they value the blessings
of peace, and the welfare of their country, to
discountenance, and by all lawful means
prevent, any such enterprise,; and I call upon
every officer of this Government, Civil or
Military, to use all efforts In his power to ar
rest for trial and punishment, every such
offender aptinst the laws of the country.
Given ender my band the twenty-fifth day
- of April, in the year of our Lord one
sithonsand eight hundred and fifty-one,
and the serenty-fifth of the Indepen
tienoe of the United States.
By the President.
.MIL LARD FILLNICRE.
W. S. DMIIIK, Acting See'y of State.
Trouble with Mexico..
WASHINGTON, April 27, 1 S5l
It appears that a formal ..pomplaint has,
een made by the Mexican government, in
consequence of the repeated Indian out
rages oh the frontier. By the treaty with
Mexico the United States agreed to pro
tect the frontier between this country and
Mexico, from Indian aggressions.
Congres., if will be remembered; at the
last sessson failed to make the apropriation
aged by the War Department for this duty
and it consequently bas not been performed.
Metier, now requests us to ratify the Te
huantepec treaty, unless the provisions of
the peace treaty are carried nut.
Webster probably hastened his arrival
here in consequence of this difficulty The
President, if he deems the matter of suffic
ient-importanee, may order the troops to be
paid out of the secret service fund.
Very Interesting from Mexico.
Tim ORLEANS, Aptil 25, 1851.
The hark Charles Loden has arrived froth
Vura ernis,witli Mexican papers to the 9th
lust., form which we learn that Congress
Nth in session, and that a proposition bad
been madelrrthe lower hems , which would
prohaWr he assented to in the Senate, to ,
ontinue the session till after the 15-tb.
Mexico appears to be in a desperate eon•
dition, and none of her public men seem
disposed to hazard their reputations in an
attempt to restore her prosperity. ,Gener
al Artist, who had management of the
Treasury for a short time, gave it up as a
hopeless task.
Address had been issued - to the com
missioners of the different wards in the
captial, to ascertain the number of foreign
ers if the city, together with an account of
their nationality, character, employment,
St;:.
A bill had also been introduced, to abol
ish the tobacco monopoly.
The Indians in Chihuahua were suing
for once.
The working of the Mexican mines has
attracted the attention of capitalists.
ANOTRER TRAGEDY IN THE SWIM-
The Paulding. (Miss.):Clario n of the sth
inst., furnishes an accou n t of an elopement
zd murder, from which we gather the fol
ks:Mg facts: A citizen of Hancock. Miss
named Hardy, residing tempormi'y
in the how of a planter in Florida, formed
a criminal intimacy with the lady of the
houSe, and induced her to elope. The gull,
ty couple took with them a valuable negro '
boy," a fine carriage with a span of hor
ses. and a costly donble:barreled gun. The,
husband was unable to follow them, but a+
friend named Smith undertook the pursuit
icedanhe fugitiv e to Hardy's house,
in He then procured.tbe assis
tance of tiro gentleman, whose names are
H3vis an q James. The three well armed,
• ntered Harday's dwelling, and after a des
perate struggle secured the prisoner, fet
ieted 1161 and placed him in the carriage
' lilt , Smith, who undertookto convey
.ins back :without asistance. The negro'
•as allowd to follow s on horseback; Smith
murderedai before they bad traveled
ate plow than two miles. The carriago and
.te home were left,bat Smith was robbed of'
Lis money and some other articles of value-,
rofsre starting, Mr. Smith 'Offered to, take
tN guilty wife back to her home, • but :she
ref tl'ed to accompany him.
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!Destructive Fire at ilroviesdale
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HONiSDALR, Pa, Apiril26. 1851. In Great Bend, this inernini,i,y the Rev. .1. B.
1 At 11 o'clock last night, a fire broke out MeCreary,:Mr.R. B. Cussr, Senior. Editor
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:in the store of. Edward Murray, s eituated of the "Democrat,' and Miss Fasmn,daugh
near the lateral basin of the canal, nn - ter of A. Du Bois, Esq., of ,the; cornier place.
Maine - street ; and :before 2.o'eloek. Allis' . ' - . = —,, ..
• 'about two blocks and half in the
morning, In Kimpton, April - itch, by Rev. C. Amonni,
centre and most business part -of the town - Mr.', form L. RAT..nrus, of Hubhlersburg, Pa.;
were in ashes. The following are the buil- . and Miss MARY Itsymosn, of Kingston. ,
dings burned 2-;--Edward Murray, . two In,Benton, on the-20th ult, by Rev.E. o.Ward,
stores; Dr. Strong, two stores I the Dela• ir- is
au, s at r . aao}3BS tili Mies &RIX FARRAW,
ware and Hudson storehouse—a:very large both of Benton.
building ; Wilbur & Nimes storehouse , —:—.— ,
also two stores under the same roof; Mrs
Murray's largo boarding -house ; S. G.
Throop's dwelling hens° and law i.office ; a
blacksmith's
,shop; Richard
.Henwood's
large meat market :- Mr. Delezenne'e two
stores Snyder A; Bowers, two 'Stores, dry
' goods Andlin shop, (the finest . establish
ment in the town ; one eating saloon Sind
grocery ; .Raeten & Hornbeek's two stores;
J• J Me Laughlin's dwelling house ; Isiah
Snyder' flour and store house ; Bennet &
Moore-tin shop; Heap's two dwellings •1
Harrison's millinery establishment_; T. WI
Stock bower's eating saloon ;-Mrs. Powell's
dwellings; the Beretta Hall, comprising the
clothing store of Vrankliii & Co.. and M.
Cumming's watch maker, Mrs. Skinner's,
dwelling and millinery shop; '.probably more
than one-half of the value of the merchants,)
buildings sand. -:property in the town :is I
burned and destroyed. The canal bridges
on Main street was completely burned up.
At rough calculation - the loss is estimated
at $50,000, at least. The insurances are
not yet ascertained,
1 Jenny Lind insulted at Pittsburg.
Pyrrsnono, April 26. 1851.
Jenny Lind's concert in this city, . last
night, yielded $9,000. Some mischeyous
boys threw a few pebbles into the window
of Jenny's dressing room, and at her car
riage on her return home—consequently
she left fur Baltimore this morning, instead
of singing, as announced. This has caused
great disappointment and regret, as, some
hundreds of persons came to the city on
purpose to hear her. The Pittsburgers ail
greatly grieved. However, nothing,' less
than the insulting of the mostasnible Queen
of Song could have keen expected from the
children of those people who were silly
enough to elect such a crazy person as Joe
Barker to the mayorality.
TERRIBLE AFFAIR.-A Whole famliy
Burned to Death.—A trrible calamity oc
curred in Harrison'County. Ind., one night
list week. It appears an Irishman named
John Hanagan, invited his neighbors 'to
what is called a " house warming." The
Indian Argus says, " He was seen aboUt
8 o'clock, in liquor, and it is supposed that
a portion of the family—consisting of Job
Hanagar, his wise and six children, Mt 4.
O'Donnel, Patrick Slave one adult person,
name -unknown, and one child of Jobn
O'Donnel deceased—went asleep under the,
influence of liquor. While asleep, the house
by sonic means caught fire and- the root {
falling in, every one of the inmates, twelve
in number met with a horrible death. The'
spectacle presented to the person who first
reached the scene of the disaster was hor
rible and distressing in the extreme. No
sound was beard save the hissing of the fire
and crash of timbers , every member of the
family baring already expired ; but through
the burning chinks of the house, tho by-',
standers could discern the still unconsumedi
bodies of the occupants. There lay the i
mother with the liitle sufferer bad chin' c
in the last agonies of his horrible death,
the bright flames shooting even from the .
I eye sockets oirthe unfortunate mother. A
sad, sad housewarming it proved to tie, in
s deed. The charred remains of eleven per
sons have been found amid thesuins, while
it is known that one child is lost, whose _re
mains have not been discovered."
MrI:DER IN LLIIT.ENCE CoVNTY.—A
party of young'men-and boys, in Chenango.
township, Lawrence county, were engaged
in serenading a newly married 'couple,' one
crating last week, when a man presented
himself at the door of the house with 4is
tol in hand, whereupon the crowd dispersed
except one young _man, named Thom
as Mornes, who was shOttly- afterwards
fund dead near the dwelling. Hoist he
me -- by his death is not known: We
knew the deceased well , helves a poor in
offensive creature, and doubtless enticed
55 , others to go upon the ettpedition which
resulted in his prematurmdeath. - Let this
be a, - warning to others who.Vonid • engage
in such . ualawful sport.—Bearer Star.
TIIE 1103!E SEPrimsost.—A: corre
spondent of the Uniontown Deinoerat, who
has visited" Montieello, the homestead of
JEEFEESON, says:
I\bie interior of the house is just as .1 . 4-
fers4n left it; except` the fuiniture, which
is all golle,- save some painting, 'mirrors,
The house, both outside and, in, bears
all the evidences of neglect and decay, but
still retains all its tair.proportions ; and its
venerable outline, grown greyand minty, by
time and neglect, perhaps adds, rather than
otherwise, to its appearance, particularly to
a stranger. And the venerable aspen,trees
growing around, throws a kind of melan
choly over everything:that , seems to whir-,
per in your ear, and point you about three
hundred yards . doWn in the woods, to the
grave of him who planted them—to the
humblest 'grave, in appearance, that. evef
held ashes of human greatness. made a
sketch 'or it. • :•• •
I enclose you a little flower, from a bunch
of vines said to have been-panted by
_Jef
ferson himself, beneath.the window of the
room in which he died; they have grown all
over the side of the house now.
Notice,
• • •
A. QUARTERLY „ meeting thr the Montrate
Circuit will. be held_ at the .N. E.. Chttrah in tliia
place on SatardaY end Sunclay the'3d4iid 4th of
May. 'Services Ott , A'`itirday at 11 A., DL . , ore '
Sunday et the usual hour. • - " . I
lreniperatine Meeting.
There will be a Temperance Meeting at the
Comrt.lionse, on:Friday 'evening, Mai .9; for
the Orpose of organizing a Ter9e=ea §o
elety. Friends or the cause; ;vow presence
is earn!stls requested., . Partioularencxt week.
C. W. Mori' Sec.
WATV.
In West IVindSor, - Broomo County, N..Y.,•en
the 12th ult.,• BEN3AIiDN ALDEN, aged 17
years. -
The subject of this notice immigrated from,
Mass., ferty-nine years ago, to the place of his ,
residenceint his.death. He pitched lAA tent in
the wilderness, and With a bold heart faced
the privations,.toils'and dangers, ineident to
the settlement of that region of country. His
Untiring industfy aid uneonquernido
,energy
yielded to no obstacles, and before their might
the wilderness was made to blossom; and the
labors of his youth were reworded with plenty
and affluence, when old ago palsied the vigor
of manhood.
He was thirty years a member of the Free•
Wiz:Baptist Churcli,,filledthe ofFree of Dea
con for several years,- and always - sustained a
character for piety above reproach: In all his
social relations..lM;was kind and benevolent,
as a husband and father, his presence lent
cOmfort: and gladness to the'clrule of hem&
Thus , has
‘ the good old man gone down to
the grave, ripe with year. Ills long journey
on earth is ended, and his rest is peaceful and
dreamless. The large eirele of friends and
relatives left behind, mourn hint as the spirit
of loved one in heaven. [Con.
In Jessup, on the 24th ult., JANE C., daughter
• Of Jacob A. Warner, in the 25th year of her
E• ‘,.?t°V,:zrmretraU.
New Gold Placer 1 ,
ITrenitlidous EgMthitlent 1 !,'-'
Had of Na . vigation again revived !! 1
1S mentioned last week the goods are still
/Ironing in, and the subiciiher would inform his
custoinert, and the public 'that he has Made ar
-1 mugaments.to have goods. from the city mg:mutts.
and as his purchases are mostly for cash, he is de
termined not to be undersold or outdone by any
winclorLONG srosakee,pers this side-of Sacramen•
to maims, and with many thanks for past favors.
he *Could most respectfully invite one and all who
buy fclr cash, as well as those who pay reasonablyT
well on thne,to give him a chance to suit and please
them. M. C. TYLER.
Montrose, May 1, '5l. . ~
S ---- B2IIMI R ktias, a va'rietY; oleo hid cassinieres
and more of that nice black French Broadcloth
for sate as Usual, low, by • M. C. TYLER. 1
IMWETLNG, matte and matting, at
TYLER'S
10(1 Barrels salt, also 100 sacks ground Rock
kJ salt, washed. a most splendid article for
dairyiden at 'TYLER'S.
9 more of those Orange co. tin pans and ail
../1../Vother kinds of tin at TVI.Rea.
B' RASS kettles, fresh mauls, ngs, here ng,
m4cherel codfish. and Union hats for sale by
M. C. TYLER.
L Executors Notice.
IXTuEREAS Letters Testamentary to the
V V ";:r l ate of Harriet N. Hodge, deceased; late
of the borough of DundafF, have been granted to
the sutfieriber, persons indebted to said estate will
make iMmediate payment, and all persons haying
demankis against said estate will present them
for settlement.
, ELISHA PIIINNEY, Ex's.
Don eff , April 30, 1851. • 10 w 6
Tilt-1p subscribers gratefully , acknowl-.ge past
favnraand would respectful!y call the attention
to all persons who wish to boy goods cheap to call
at theiOnore one door east of the Brick corner,and
estimina their stock of goods.
A gMteml assortment of Dry GoOkls, Crockery,
Ilardre, Hollow-ware, Groceries, sheet iron,
and timtvare, moves and stove trimmings con
stantlyr:lm hand, and orders for tin, copper, and
sheet iiOn ware s promptly alended to.
D. IL LATHROP & Co.
Mon
,roam, April `29th, 1851. '
FL°Ylt and salt for sale at
DRL&CO
GpOD stock of Boots ttict shoes at
: D. R. I. and Co:
%VtiALE and -Linseed Oil, Paints', a good &e-
V V ts Ortment at D. R. L..and
- -
Sheriff's Sales,
BY virtue of a writ of Vend Ex. issued Unt'of
I/ the Pout of Common Pleas of Sulapiehasina
County, and to me directediand .delivered, 1 will
expose to public sale at the Court House in Mont
rose, on Monday the .26th day of May, A.D.-1851,
at o'clock.P.M.,all the interest of W. T. White,
in and to all that certain piece or parcel of land
aitdutejiying and being in the township of Rash,
County of Susquehanna and State of Pennsylva
nia; boinded and described as follows, to Wit:—
On the north ,by funds in possession of Joseph
White and. John Bradshaw; east/ by lands of
Daniel Baker and said Bradshaw; onthe south
by landsin the possession of George and Perrin
Tapper, and on the west by lands of Caleb Car
malt, containing abont'one hundred and twenty
;seven acres be the same' more or less: together
With the apPurtentincesq' one f. a ned
dwelling
house, one fl4T4r-mill, one framed barns an or`cbstrd
and , about sixty five acres improved.
; Taken iso.xecution at the snit of George De
vine vs. W. T. White.
Ali that certain pieie or parcel of land situate
lying and being in the township of Raiford, ifithe
, County of Susqnehanna t bounded and described as
follows, to wit: beginning at a heap of stones in ,
anioriginal line between ho Drinker and the Poyn..!
tell's estate, being the moth east corner of a lot of!
latid surveyed to Silas.D. Guile; thence by the
said .Drinker's estate, south degree west 141 !
340 perches to a post and stones ;'thence by !Linda!
of Wm. Knipp, eolith 85 degrees, west 9 perches,
to a post and stones; thence by lauds of Joseph
Peck. south 65 degrees, west 1613 perches to a
post aud stones; thence by lauds of 'laden - Fuller
!North 45.4 degrees. west 21 perches to post and
stones; thence by the same no ti 44 degrees west
206 Perches to post and siones, in a line of a lot
of laid' surveyed to Darius Tingley '•,' thence' by
land i,f widow Richards, north 46 degrees east 29
perches to a post and stones formerly a sugar tree;
ithetice by lands formerly of Jacob P. Minn, north
1 831 degrees as 57 540 perches to !the centre of
the Richardson Tausd; thence ) along the. same
south 60i degreeieast 14' perches; thence . shah
76i 'degrees east 60 perches to post, a corner of
the Blake lot lot;' thence along the centre of the Said
road and aloug-tbe Guite,Road and by land of the
said 'Guile,. North' reeventy-eix degrees east ono
hundred Ind
l)eventy-pn . e ! fivettenth perches to the place of beginning, vontaluing 244 . i:wrest arid
394 perches, strict , measure:with tho appurtenan.
ces, one framed house and framed !barn, and wa
r gon house, one orchard; and abOut 70 acres itia.•
proved.
. -Tfikerfin. ;execution at the suit of C. C. Dirge
'va:Gettiham! Williams.,
Sherifrebticet moldionq
Apritm, 1861. e )
lgthiwantailln or on itimeOnnt,Breawax,fiallow
ofAall Islarlf, ofiptilnillul,tet,Gbease,
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ACADEMICAL
SUSQU fANNA ,&CADEBQY.
praNwicosE.pA. -
,
Tli'rrnictree respectfullylnforrn the Public that the
Third Term of the Academic year of this Inatituticn
will commence on Tuesday, April 29th. with the follow.
Boaan OF 1111TRUCTION. '
Prot. Lemuel U. Waters. 4: 01.
Alas .itery Crenford,Preeeptress. Mr. Jt •
Lorenso Lyons. A. IL, and Miss A. A. P. Reg
ent, Assistant Teachers In the Academia and Classical
Departments.
Mils Caroline Bowman, Superintendent of the Prima.
ry Department.
Miss Emily Glackintin Teacher of Mile.
Mr.Oustwelli Waiter " ' German.
There Ism three acadstale terms In the ydar. The
0 rst commencing on the 10th day of Sept., of IS woiskx.—
Tb e-24 Ott the l'th day oilan. of 13 weeks, andthethird on
the 2916 day of April of l4wreeks.
There are,lhtis, vacations In the Winter and spring of
twow weeks,each and one of flee'weeks hi the summer.
. •
• '. _ FUICES OF TUITION.
The studies of the Primary Department. $ 7,60 per year
The Coramon Branches of theitcademical
Departmenti ettibtaeing Iteading,Spell, • - .
Writing, Arithme tic, v Geography,
and Grammar, . - 15,00 I. •
The nigher, branches, of the Academic • .
department - , • - - 18,00 i! .
The audio, of the Classical Department.
Latin ' Greek ono Frencb, with those
• of theA6adcmical Department,in WhOle
or part • . 21,00
Music with use of Piano, MOO
Drawing and Fainting, . - 15,00 -,"
German j 16,00 . 4
N is. It lathe Antic, and purpose of' the .Trustee s by
by the
discipline, by the course of atudy pursued.
by the tharoughneas of the instruction imparted and by
the facillNea furnished, to PCCUTO for this Acmlony a high
standing among the Literary Institutions of the hind in
onr laud.
N. B. Pnpile from abroadorishing to obtain board may
receive direction to placesby applying to Alfted Baldwin
or %Km. .1, Mulford, committee. ••: ' •
non. Win. JESSUP, Prealdent.
It. J.Ntogn, Sce'y -
Masan S. Ii :Iron Treasurer.
atentroae, - April 15,1550. • - •
MISCELLANEOUS.
New ;and'. Valttable
FOR?al:cilia and lowering Llarriagn!roPe: The subscri
ber has procured the right thrsettlng rlp carriage tops
with Goddard'e patent handle for ;midi% Mid Inwerim
the 1 , 111111111 a slight exertion with one hand while sitting .
In the carriage and would 'lnvite the -public to all nod
examine this valuable improvement at his carriage mak
ing establishment In 'lion trose: - .IIEiIitYCLEIVIO?Z.
April 2.34.
Admiullstrator'if Sale.
, . ,
moTIGT is hereby a ired, tbntby as order of. lbe Or
.lll phanl , Court of the County of Snsinehanms, tbere
will be ex owed to sale by public 'endue upon the per,
misesin Forest Lake township, on S'atnnlay toe 17th,atay
of May next, at 12 o'clock P. M. all that cortah,pirn• or
parcel of land, situate in the said township. of Forest
•Lake bounded on the Serb by lands Of Daniel Kane. on
the east by lands of Daniel Kane, Patrick Kett tan end
Michael Keredan,ot the south by lands of D. T. Case.
and on the west by land. ofJudson Stow', containing Gtr
arms or therrahouts, with the apportensnert.almehouse
two small log barns, with upwards of - 40 acres fulparOreal
well fenced.
Terms made .-sown on the day of sale,
Till /SIAS
Forest take, Apnl 2.1,1,15 R.
1 . MtilaW,a
_
n pursuance of the Act of Assembly incorpora-
I tine the Springville and Tunkhanaock Creek
Turnpike and Plank Road Company, the Books
for subscOption to the capital stock of said com
pany witti be opened at the public house of S. Mek
nes in Syriugoilto, on Friday the 9th day of May
next, and remain open until thccapital stock shall
be subscribed as required by law. • ,
DAVID:WAKELEE, 3. B. LATIIROP,
ABIOS WILLIAMS, S. S. GROVER, •
A. RE 4. nDSLEE," S. thexcox.
IRA S4OTT, 0. B. HICECOX,.
Tim's timnorsoN, L. SEARLE,
R. S. SEARLE. Cointhissoners.
Montrc?se, April 17; ISSI. - •
Water Cure.
Mama Prospect Water Core - Establishment,
Bfog,hamloo, Broome Co., N. Y.
rrtHlL c iesMblishment is delightfully located at the base
of the Inountainfrmu which it takes Its name, and
commands a delightful view of the Cb change and Sue
quebanna rivers with their rich and beautiful sallies.
The " Cure" is now Mien for the reception and treat
ment of Patients. The Institute has been etletTerflUli In
seenring the aid of Dr C. 11. Barrett. late of IVINv York
city, wbcem long experience i , n Ilydronatby is P oflicient
guarantee to the patrons of this institution that they
a ill beabundantly cared for.
All letters, tee.. on professioiaal business, must be ad
dressed to Dr. Barrett at the Cure. Communications
oily win he received that are post paid.-16tf.
Goods:New '
At the Avid of Nacigation—for court week.
A LL kinds of goods usually kept in a country P r ot*,
expected on Monday next,ineinding, nranges.hent•
ohs. Figs. Raisins, Fresh Texv. dress goods &c, which will
be offered very low for the ready—call and see,
Montrose, Arilsl7, ISSI. M. C. TYLER.
Last Call.
Taccounts of the late atm of Eldred ft. Neweornh.
mud by settled. those indebted can settle a ith the
Sitbserfher until the lrst day of MaYnext. after they may
be found with a Ju.tiee G. B. ELDRED.
Idontrose4 April 15, 18.1.
. igtsWll 04145g 0
TUFT reeeited a new stock of spring and summer ePods
J at the store of - II .1 IF6lll{.
Ikt ra ' • •
TS hereby given to the subleribersof stook In the 310n
trove & liarferd Plank Itoad Company that Au) othli
tibnal instalment of five dollars per shay, will be ritluiretl
on the lath of _Stay. .SALTSDLItY, Treasurer.
Montrose, April 15, 1811. 1.
PLASTER, PLASTE '3
100 tons Manley's, 100 tottiCayuga, for sale at Great
Bend Depot.-10m3. By N. EAGER.
MILLINERY & DRESS WAKING,
TIEZ beeribers bare retOoyed to Milord villoge,ovtr
S. Seymour's siore. E. SWEET.
Aprillo.lBsl.—lig:cri 11.
CLOVER SEED •
W.A.II.I2ASTED large kita4, for rale by
L L. POST h Co.
NEW GOOD
•
Post k Co., are now meriting from N wYork
I• fine assortment of New Goode milted to he season
which they offer for sale on terms A. No I. I Ills of fare
next week. Montrose, Apiitle, 1651
J .
rt
YCOMING County Insurauc- Compo:y—
U The undersigned agent for this well known
and long established instit Aim] respectfully informs
the public that he will receive applications for in.
stirance against loss or damage by fire to Buildings
Goods,. Furniture, &c. R. LYONS, Agent.
Afouvose, Apr. 9,'51. tf
Tailoring.
TORN. GROVES, the writ known Tor liar)
again made his appearance in Aftintrose to (fp:
erute iu the above named business at the old stand
in Searle's Block directly over Fuller's Store, and
would again tender his services to the public, and
elicits their patronage.
Making and cutting done in the most approved
style of the age, and done on the shortest notice as
usual. ' -
Montrose, Feb. 12,'51.
PIES° bolietinalsins, atso oranges end Legions; &c.
Jost: received by M. C. TYLER.
Montrbse, Feb. 12tb,1851..
ritOOD Peu and extension holders Of all sizes
k_A and beat qualities for solo by
n TROWBRIDGE.
I lAR.IeRT Bap, Um brellua;,,Bruoing Stone-woxe. 011.6
t,f Plitty,Tin i ware Pte.; by I.IiNTLEE& READ.
QIIOEB-4. gen , assortment of times gotta: cheap at
LAKE & E.ATONS.
BLATCI.I.LYI3II I O,I7I just received and for &ale by ,
• ~ - , • iLLARS & EATOA„
- s
7 --
XTEsr,co ops Just received and for ilk by 1
.1.1 • J. LYON& & anx, '
1
SIIEET MIISIO anew lot for sato by
A 7
it son:
QUO iRf3. Bice, COCTRFIriti, SU
Weelved (Lad Oa le cheap. "LTON3 SON*
LL EN'S self cocking and ye 'ail f {stir berreest
•
tots for sale at • • •_ TRUE'S.
ILOCKS, of variona patterns, reeeived this
j day, and for sabLebeap by ' • - •
BENTLEY & RR AA,,
2CENTS per pair, will be paid in goods:At
t/ any quantity - of goOd woolen socks at
Peer &Tyres.
lEW.ELKY, D l uQcai,Lu..i.ttui,x!en!4, flu! 'So&
,flnat,r,
=E :" == ,
wHENi c iiir DucltWagitFroilirai wale
D. R. L. & Co.
- TtataELiat.
To Whidezote - Dialeri and-Dodo-. .
in Merit'
dize teitGiri the , equittypf Susltiecimfa t
TN pursuance of the • act of. Assembly of this
J. Commonwealth, viz the act of the 4th day
of May; 1841, entitled Au act to provide ream
nee to tneet the - demon:l6lllpm' the Treasury, and
for other" purpose.," 'ati : Act.. the 16th„ of April,
1845; entitled it an,Act to - increass the revenue
and diminish the legislative expel:lees oY the Com
.romiwealth,” as act passed the 22d day of April.
1846, entitles an'Act to provide for, the !ethic- -
tion of the .'debt," and an act passed" the
10th day of April, 1849, - enthled "an Act to cre
ate a sinking fund, and to provide for the gradual
and certain extinguishment of the debt of the
Commonwealth," the undersigned, Appraiser of
mercantile taxes for Susquehanna county, has
prepared a list of all merchants trading- within
said C.oont - y, and placed each of the said mer
chants in that class which to him seems right and
just according to the provisions of said act of As
sembly, as tollows, viz : -
' •. • lOatent
Propilatora. . boas Lln.nreli
Heury•A Black, 14 Liq.
E Tiffany, 13 Liq.
A 0 Eldridge, 14 -
E S Kent, /4
R T Ashly; - /3 . Lig.
Baker & co., 13
Francis Quin, l4
C H Wells&Chitendenn •
S N Chiteuden, 13
c4enige Cone, • - 13
'l' P Phinney. /2 -
Welt
Langdon 13
Hiram Blakeslee, • 14 •
.L H Woodruff; • - 14
Lathrop 4. Sherman 14
Campbell 4. Taggart, 13
Wichnip & Stono, .13
tarcowl4 co., ' 4
N E Kenniidy,
& Curtis- 13
J A Williams, 13 ‘i
L S Lentionn, , 12 !Lig.
J Dubois 14
-Wm DTrowbridge, 14 •
Wm Dayton, It Lig.
, Young& 13Atiwnson, 13 Liq.
John - McKinney, . 13 -
Tinkham & Belcher, 12
William Eager, 14
T P Badger Ar. ca., 13
11 R Lyons & co., 13
D A Lyons & Brulber,l3
A J Seymour, • 14
J M Ward, 12 Liq.
Lake & Eaton, 14
s Seymour 13 -
Johinnon & Verry 13
G G Pride, 12
Ashly Kiagsley, 14
John Miller l4
E R Grow,& Brothers, 12 —
bchnlte Eaton*. 13
Niles L Carpenter • • 44 Liq. .
Montrose, M C Tyler, 13
do iil S Wilson, 13
do , D R Lathrop &. co., •-Il
do S S Mulford & Son, 12
do Bentley & Read, II Lig. - 4
do Abel Taira, 14 Liq. 4
do . - 1 L Pcist & co. )
do Lyons it Chandler, 13
do , J Lyons & son, . 13
do H J Webb , 13
do S II Sayre & co, II
do G B Eldred, 14
do PURL 4t. Pitts, ' 13 Lig. -
do J Ethridge, 14 ink 4
do n. Searle & 00., . - -14
do George Fuller l4
• do Wm W True, 14
do - George Little, . 13
Middletown, C Wright, - 14
New Milford, C S Bennett, 12 Liq.
.do • Hayden & Little, 12
do Henry Burritt, 12 Lig. -
do A Mors 4- Song 13 •
do Sll Morse, - 14 -
do R I:Sutphin, ' 12 -
Rush, N Granger* co., • • 14
do . H J Champion r 14
• do Wm P Casa l4
Springt-ille, S S Glov er,
do- Ira'Scott, 13 4
do , Johnston bean, 13
Silver Lake, Bracuey Monfort * , c0.,13
do - F C Wardle &co., 14 .
List of Groc&ies, Beer houses ; 4-c.
Patent
&As. Lig. Met'
Brooklyn, Richard Halstead . Liq,
do Jarnen s Liddy, Liq,
Dundatr, John J Weaver, Liq.
do Enoch Chambers, Liq.
Friendsville,lsaac Patch, Liq.
Gibson, Nichblas Low, , Liq.
Great Bend,John Comstock, Li q .
' do" E A Green, • " Lig.
do F Churchill, . •
do Lucean Scott, • •
do • , Leuis B Buell,'` .
Harmony, ' Whitcomb&Newman, Liq.
do Henry Perine &Son, Liq.
- do Elliot _Benson, . •
do Nathaniel Hill,
do Isaac T Weeks, Lig.
Jessup, P M Barber,
Jackson, George 'Watson,
do Hill & Hollis
Lenox, Abraham ChunMDl
Montrose, A Merriman,
do I N Bullard, .
do D F Austin &J P
Warner
Rosh, II 31 Southwell, ' • Lig:
Silver Lalie,Benoni T Gage, ' Liq.
Eciddence:
Auburn
Brooklyn,
do
do
do
Clifford,
Choconut,
Ounduff,
do
do
do
do
Dimock.
,do
do
Friendsville,
do
• do
do
Great Bend,
do
do
do.
Hammy,
do'
do
do:
do:•
Ihrford,
do
do
do
do
['crick,
Lenox.
• do
_ .
Distillery. . •
Clifford,; John AkAlla, Distiller of Whis
•key. No. of gallons, 1800.. •
And 006dg:es of the Court of Common Picas
of said county will hold a court of appeal at
the Court House ln Montrose in and for the
Co. of Susquehanha on Monday the 12th day
of Ma next at 2 . o'cloek P. if. at which time
and place any of the merchants defined, de
scribed and classed as aforesaid or their agents
or attorney, may-appear and appeal - front said
assessmentif they think proper. '
- 7 C.. J. lATIIROP, Mer. - Appraiser.
April l.],
,1851.-16w4. ,
Administrator's. notice.
LETTERS Of Administration of the estate of
John ,Green. - lute of Franklin township,
deceased, having been granted to the undersigned,
notice is hereby given to all indebted to the estate
to call and settle ‘ho - same without delay,. and all
persons havinz.dzimands against the estate will
please present Omni duly attested for 'settlement.
- • Wm. GREEN, Adm'r.
Franklin, Me rah 18.1851. ' •- 111,6 w
Notice la Plank Road Builders.
Ifs iiiontrose & flinford Plank Road Comp*.
ny 'Rill receive proposals for Grubbing, tire
ding, c.onstructing 'sluices, Culverts, bridges, end
planking said road the find lour miles from Mont
i rtee, until Saturday the 26th instant. The plans,
iprofilee, snaps end specifications will be ready for
examination. an Monday the twenty-first instant.
Six Wick more of the Road will-be ready - for
lotting as soon es the location can be made, of
which due notice will be given.
J. a: B.tr.usimay; Supwintendent.
Montrose. April 8,'51.
Meonagri,
shoulders;
- Codflill, Herrings, Pork, thins
and tildes, onoulders; Lord and Meow einunontly
an hand and formic by J. PALNIZA,St Co.
Market street Wharf, Phlledelpbla. , oma
received a prima lot—
NJ also; another supply of //MN 'Upper lea
ther, Course and fine boots ' See. - '
VATANTED,—Fifty tOtlegothi Coal in 7imicange
V, for plows and casting'. v v ' -
ontrose, Jan. 8, 1851.
01,A tcn4allier WatebessollverTablefTea,Detlertalid
G ealt Spann, 104 agenerelassartment of.levelry:
• BENTLEY & READ
q'URRELVS.
JENNY LlDltt , Eai Hoop . ", the latest style outelow;
.
ii/ HEAT FLOUR, by the buret of pound, for Sale at
IV /5444.4, PK, • TURRELL'B.
t'E.D•iid.tatautteg of Not ons g at ' .
. .
TURRELL':
LEG4LiAIiVERIISEMENTS
Netztiti'
BENTLNY READ:
93. H, MILLS.
IMISCELLANEOUg.
Faris' far tali.
•
MILK Wlti:etee iti ; ''aiitiat'ftir tb. prhate
.04.• sale atteal l'atedp—Parmis, - 110ases andLots—loca.
fed in Susquehanna county, dn. AU irtio wish to offer
their property for sale can gilt a mlnuto_deseripttm of/
their Warms or Lots as follows : Number of , acres , howl
many improved, and iime rat tired ; ! Buildings Orchard,
Ilroneder cemmosatrnit; cother.frialt trees, arid -shade
trees; boar far from Montrose, dud the' nearest point to
i a depot on the New York. d Erie *Railroad; -price and
serms ofpayment. All who wish tite)! orpurehase Real
Estateotill ncelre prompt attentton by. calling on or
addressing me st BS eatrose, Sirsqizelenons connty; Ps.
o:7Ecoareysnce from Montrose to the - premises free of
charge. -
°Mee ortleinapike street doom gest thelltiek
The following Parini andt °taste now offend fa MlI
No 1, 40 scree, 80 tortnerredirriona Hoene and Darn.
No 2, 80 do 60, do• d o do
N 0.8,100 do 60 del do do '
N 0.5,70 do 40 -• do do • do •
N 0.6.96 do 36 do do •do
No. 7, Store, Worthing', and Lot. . -
No.B, 145 aeres76 improted, trained house and barn:
No. D. 52,ti do . 3.3 do 'do do do ,
N 0.10,2 do .4 -do -do do •
No.ll, . • do •do and Lot
No. L 2,100 derit7o imprined,frameilbotise and barn'.
N 0.13,340 do - 200 do- dO •do .
N 0.14,68 • do 60 do• do ' do.
N 0.15, 168 do CO do , d 4 do "
N 0.17.100 •do 75 do - Cdo , del do
••N0.18,112 do 80 do . do .do ,do
Nee 19,200 do 150 do' do del do
N 0.20,145 do 100 do • .do do do
No.f2L 190 do 120 do do do do .
N 0.22, 1110 E do 46 do .do do do
N 0.23, 45- do 30 • do • do do , do,
NO. 24.'232 do 225 do :" do do do
N 0.25. 126. 100 do: ••. 'do do .• do.
N 0.26, ID6 do 140 do do do do
N 0.23, 11 acres : y.ll sow mlll and dwellins%
N .29, 134 scree, DO improved, (mine, house and barn
• N 0.30, 116 do 100 " " "
No. 01.115 - de . .$ , 4.;
No. 31.1811, do .136 ." "
No. 3.166 iv , On '
No. 34. 110 do 100
N0..35, 150 80
N 0.311, 300 do 170 d si -
NO. 37, 190 do 140 u _ e.
N 0.38. 110 do Ino' " "
3t+ 175 do 90 dq ~do do dd
?J.. 40 $0 do 45 :du' do du
No. 41 141 do Irq do do do ;du
nuto42 72 do .59 do do do
No. 44133 do. 55 - do d do •do
No. 45 8 , 0 do 2"0 do ' do do do
No. 46. 1241 twee> , 8, Improve:l,snm.) house and barn
end serbur
,• N. 8.-uPersan .I.,:r.ng purehate any of' the above
bygiving the number can obtaina culldeserlptlon. '
AUFRED BALDWIN.
310E14'00.Pa. Ortobet.lBso.-44tf.
•
Freempai Hodges & Co,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBEftS
5S Liberty Street, N. Y. • 2
(Be . twen Proadway and Nassau.). _
A RE now receiving a rich and beautiful ass rtment of
/It:envy Sil k and Millinery Geode, to which wq W0U4.1
particularly Malta the attention of all Cash Purchasers;
end trill make it an object for them to give us a tall, as
we are determined to sell our assortment,for Cub, lower
than ever bolero offered lu this market.
cartsupply themvelves with every article In
their line, at about the e.nst of importation or Auction
prices. Many of .ur goods are msnufactured expressly
for our own sale, and cannot be surpassed for beauty or
low prices
Rich ilia and Vary Ribbons. a LiUge variety.
Silks and Satins for Bonnets. •
Crape. Crape Limes, Tarietons and Maslen Laces,.
Trimmings for Hata, Caps and Dimmers,
Jenny. Lind Caps, Party End Opera HMI Dresses.
Embroidered Capes. Collars, Cuffs, end Chen:dams. •
Embroidered Edgings am! Insertinkm.SVall and Muslin
Thread, Brussels, Valencome, Bilk am.P Lisle Thread
Laces.
Enibroldered, Revelreand Plain,Lin,m Cambric Bkfa..
Gloves and Mitts, Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread and - Baling
Bilk.
• Scarfs, Cremate and Dr•.a ilkfa.
Swiss, Jaconett, Book Musa'''. and Didion 14111,1111
Embroidered, Damask and Plain ,Canton Crane/51mila.
A full aasorment of Straw Cono
French and American Artificial Flowers
With "lame variety n"t int:aborted obnio.
All wishing to avoid plying' long 'price* will make mo
net by calling an i aatletyht7. thrmrolves. 5m3
,
;atjurrey and trurret ;ernme. !louse.
:
Great
C. C. t4174A119P1111.
T HE Proprietor having recently fitted his house, situ
sled 'within a few yards of tbelpepot. in a Jtylt
en.
shrpossa, Cs now prepared to receive and entertain his
friends. °nests will be conveyed to and from the Cars
free of charge; and every attention given tI , T the/ corn:
fort and convenience. Theestablisbed stages now start
from his house, which leavetipon the arrival of the dif
ferent trains. Attached Is an excellent !avant
STABLE by Mr. Trdesdell, *where 'horses and Carriages
can be had at all times, ou reasonable term.
C. C. SMITH.
Great Bend, Jan. 20, 1851. 4*3113.
Live and -let; Live!
4%, Ili. variety WroreL:' •
A good supply of choice Team, Coffee. Sugar, 3Tolftores.
pep.a.r, Starch. Saieratus, Soaps ; ,Tubsceo;
cfgars. Pepper-rence. Muer Rice, Crack(' rn. Drop ;
Andrew's Pain Kilter. Pond's Extnicl, Oil.- boors!
r.thoos at Cape, Carpet Gags, Satchels, Clocks, School
Books,gratlonery, Powder. Shot,,litillow wore. menenreri
Tubs, and a general assortment ,of Willow WarePall:i
Brooms, 6n:relies. Baskets, Confectionery, Yankev Xt4
dons, an indkpensable article with us. flandkerehict
Finger Rings. Watebee, Gold Pens. non Pencil's,
audio foci every description of Fanry Goode, asuelty
7.
kept In any place. for sale by W. Q. ..mama., 1
Great Rend, .hn. 15. 1651
•
• aguOrreotyike t 001111:
(Odd Fellows Hull, corner iof Turnpike k and .
Chestnut streets.) •
H .
[LIVING just returned from Die thy pith a new 26 ;
Mellon of plate... eases. eitemleals, dr.e.; the Uniler.'.
Nivited feels assured thus be cau give satiothe lon to ail'
who wish a•• correct ediL Ion." A Momituy new varieties
of casing may be foiled Jenny Lind. paper Mache. Mad,
Fancy bookcases. Please call and exit- nine specimen ,
Picture:, olong' which is a Crayon Ddgu rta.,type taken,
rom Soot's celebrated Da4nernadype of Jenny Lind.
_Yours A rtiaarally, 1 W.D. DEANS. '
Mrnatroso. Jan. 15, 1851.
Split and - —______
. . bhaveMngles,
•
Aexcellent article. (warranted) kept constantly
f 1 hand and for sale righ t at the shop ofthe subscriber.
ag miles North of Montrose, on the: Cbenango turnpike
urn. David ranchers- (June I. ISfelo S. It. ALLEN.
_ _
Sole -LO3ther
rtiffi subscribers are now preparel to. furnish pole
Leather In any quantity of Pratt & eo.'s utanufar•
Uwe at the manufacturers Thomp who aroln want
of a first rate article, at low price!. are reoucatetl to call
amt examine our stock. HAYDEN LITTLE.
Now Ith2l, Jan. 25th. 1547
. _
/NGER RING'S—A new, and splendid
ns-
F
•iiirtnleiit just received and for aslr cheap by
W. D. TROWBRIDGE. •
!amble Medicines.
A N avnrtmunt onitedielnes'prepared by A. WondrArk,
consisting min:mulatto Tmeture. Spraluand
hone Lineainvut: Pain destroying etnuo'und r specific
Bone Lineemrot, ii , ..toratire helium. Spseure of Lent
on, Wintergreen. Cinnamon. iletnlorS.Nalusarnss, Anise,
seta. lot riwcived find fot eqlt, by
Montrose, Dee. 13,1850. N. DULLARD.
tatest . Arrival
lIDDItiIITT . has jast received a new and s_uperiork ,
sorttneut of Ladies Dress (foods, Winter Guar and
(pare Shavils and staple goods adapted to the season
...the moat detinsblo styles and prices. - • :
Nrw 1/150. 11. urR It ITT.
- ,
ew. Things . •
- TorsT received by tin:Babas-Tiber. ttu k tiir. Corte. Tobneco
Salt, Smell Ciotti, Sheeting. thitting, Wadding, &c.,
a pd v iu b e i c,id Os the haus Vat terill.
Montrose, Sept. 19, 1e4u.,3 ti. I,.TYLER.
Wanted--- 500
SoNit. tint) lbs . woolen yarn.
yards Ylantioll 2,000 'Sheep
Pelts,fortitleh the highest !nine will bepahlin gouda—
awl Goodssold cheap for ensb nr ree,ty pay.
DAL LATIIItOP
. .
TITANTED-10,000 yds Woolen Mann el. 5,001) pr. good
VT mixed w.dlen Socks. any thee between th nud the
sit Oct.,forwhlohtbe hlahott price will be 'midis) 00. els.
- July 0.. J., I,YONS. h SON:
,
. .
JIM:MIER largeint ot the nay elate Shawl s, just re
celYt4-4,l"°:Monetain De Unite* and ilingbame from
kir tot e.ntisTsPr yard. - ' lIENTI.EY ir, READ. .
TMID Lampe, with a variety el - Japan warn. cheap alt
i . • - J IMONSA, SON.
intiNTS,Red Vas, nal to, and a handsome assortment
I ofDress Ooods plug cheap at - LMOSII & lON. •
INDIA. Rubber Oyer Sheep, Boole, Shoes, tronberrles,
WI Clothe &o. &e. timbale by , 31. C. TYERR.
. „
DDITALQ Robes, Torles Island Salt, Dairy Raft In
1.1 . 1ma1l &arks, steatite best Under:4lls' and Iron,by
111:C,TYLBlt.
WANTED 10) bnOols goid Wblto Deus, and /my
qumntlty of Dried Apples by - , Son,
.• Me:anise, November?. • -
nENTLEMEN tobny Olottianitible for winter
elothigg will do well to attl at Tuagnyti.
CODPUtit and Meekerelat - • •
October 28. ' U. J, WEOB.
--
11MTED--Ylennel, Soeloyberd. Butters beet*, Ter
dow,Beeewax, Old Pewter Granite:
crows &sew-
, ,
A trash supply of Grocciiaajust opelied sod tale by
- - J. LYON, &Son
(WUpaidtorNavgptcr.hides, dolproreci at Sorter'
tannery.. - LYnatt,
w t . id 0 babe oft no4'lollo busk;
11 ell of Rye and Corn for which the blibrat
price will be paid in cash oa trade , •
DRY GOODS, GROGERIk§-05:0:
*eu FIRM "
THE enbecribere. (hsviationtrsed, into 'cleft"
.1 nership) beg leave to announce to-theft foetid,
and atxmaintances, Mat they maybe fond MIR*
store, fora:WilyOccupied . by do IL Ilaydeit, la
New Milford, Otero they have.now. just ftweivial e ,
land wilt. be constantly fallowing, a good anat.
latent of • - _
Fancy Staple Dry Goode, - prixerie
Provi.siuits, Haidtteri, - Croekersi; ?tn.
Stove - Sheet Iran: , 'Ware,..litediciiet,,-
Pointe, Oils, .41 Stub, Nails Glaze -
Stove Pipe, Zinc, • •
which-we will sell at the Very/Mont passttliiirte e , '
We are urw receiving a good assortssent of '•
Ready made Clothing, of all &ink
Boots, Shoes, . Hato; and Cops, all ef .whklla we
will sell verlow. . • . _ .
N. B. Flour (by the tack or banal) and. Silt;
always on hand. - • . .
Please cod examine oar amortment, mere
shall be happy to show. our, goods et - any thtie•
whether you•in tend purchasing or not: By Strict
attention to business, and making tholes: endemr•
onto please, we hope to merit, and receive a lib•
eratehatti of public patronage.
TRACY HAYDEN: ,
ISAAC B. LITTLE.' .-•
Sete iltafoid, January 14,1850. • , 1
. • Wanted inatnedlately I •
/i NY:
quantity °Fall klinitfif *doe*, including••
Grain, Pork, Potatoes; Batter, Laid, Tillowt
Hides end. Skins, Hemlock be& Ind Woodachi ' •
We. will ry two. for good socks,.
fetch them along as fast as possible.
New Firm
quo subscribetarespectially ibronstko, Ova t6n7kami
T
entered into to-pa:lneiiblp, under Or inane anti
styleof POST ik, PITTS, and harejustmie
-G n 11.
York in extensive and genstut asSortment Sooda.
-Groceries, Crockery Llardwaro, Boots and, fae. ‘
which being bought mostly for cub, and puing to this
lateness of the season, at grainy reduced Mem, ass of
fered for sale, fnr ready pay only, on such terms as '
not fall co induce all to purchase who will PIO to Signe
at the old stand of Ells & Knapp;
411 kind of proclaim taken at the Idsbestmarkstsipries•
War. 144.0 •
Montrnce Dee.'2s, 1850 PAUL B.
La' iha - Arrival of New Go . •
.
UTE are receiving a new and general tied'
11 which wet:mite the attention of the public T
who wish to buy goods cheap tor the Heady—will do ter
to call and ace. , - D R LATICROP elc CO.
• October 15,1850
WANTED—socks, stockings, Woolen :Tara, ilMnriel e
White Beau, Flaxseed and Wilda; orprodase.
D H LATRROP & CO. .
.
A Card. .
TILE subscribers take this.opitu Vanity of tem.
Bering their sincere thanks titheir customers
generally, not only for. the very libend.patronag•
bestowed upon them daring the past ex years, but .
also for the promptness of their, payments—snit.,
beg leave to say they have commenced the year
1831 1 ,
with a determination to keep a general and fall 4114'
sonment of good GOODS, which will be sold ma
as favorable terms for Cash, Produce or. approve 4
credit, as can be bought in any other - establish,
ment.thie side of the city.
BENTLEY B AD.
Montrose, Jan. 8,1850.
• LENT. BE - UNDERSTOOD
1. HAT Post & Pitts ars determined to A
rigidly. to the Ready p ay system'atutconso.
fluently can afford to sell their goods at louse psi.
ces than those Who must make up for bad debt.
and they are bound to do it. Call end sea fint
yourselves, at the old stand of Mills & Mom
New Arrival 1 ,
OHEAPEST yet,. Rice 5 cts: per pound. Salts
V 6i1, - Salerattis 7 cis.'Candles 12) ets:, Bon
•laisins cents, for c ash, jest opetsird sad forg
sale by
, . •
New Eatablishment
THE secret of success In Mildness, eonsista In * grab
measure In keeping they ablio apprised of one's wbetea...
bouts, and oftbe kind of goods and wareshe baton band.
-- tionsequently, the imdersigned , begs bnelly t t state.,
that, baring fitted up a room nearly opposite Mills da •
Knapp's old stand, and .p4l 2l uratuote l y a cholesiusertment et
• __
wew York for CASH:, consisting 4
...yea,_ Finger, Moles.
In
coffee, Tobseeogemoking and ebewingdltlee, Pope*
Spice. Starch. Cloves, Saleratus, ginger. Nutmegs.. Cigar*.
ips. Snuff, Soap,
Sal o
Mackerel, awing
Raisins,Oronnit Rock Salt in sacks. for Dairy and tat%
use; Also, avaziety cif Botanic. liedidnes. such as Cate.
position, an invaluable remedy for 'Colds'.No. -
Drops, Wild Cberrybltters, Lung Wort. Cough Balsam;
Neutralizing Cordial;Ground ,dllppew Elm fr.o.lser; AM,
orwhieb are offered to the public at es reasonableprior,
or ready pay, either . cask Grain, Butter, Cheese.
Eggs,dce., as eitn* be ob_teined elsewhere. Also, Davis,
pain Rifler . -,
Montrose, Oct. 10,1830.. •-•-
Smoked Hams a nd
I-1031: alio have go n ial emoted hami and thoiddria te,
dl pose oforill do well to *Menem to thelltilitette
hers, as we are wishing to purchase 20rOlbs immediatedr 4'
• • DAYDLN k LITTLIk ,
gri gp, deeds . Shaker'sßoeheaterGardenBeede 3111
opened and for saliby - J. LYONS k SON. '
March 11. •
. . ,
rioDvihm—Fled) Was Just "wird. •
lug at 4 cent per pound club down. , •
Much 12. J. 1.1014$
--- •
A NEW lot .of Ladies Rubbers, &Aim &
A
Gaiters—also gentlaraep's Robbers,-AA
caps, &a., jai!. rece ived by ! • •:, •
BENTLEY & READ. •
QIIEETI NO 8 and ahlninge,fuoni X to 2)t yards Nide.,
13 some tss high as 5 cts: per yd. , J. LYONS N. BON.
SPERM Candiee Just reeeired . z3:x is
• far_lia.
.•10.
A new supply of Books just melted at . •,
- , LY,Ol§,lB -St.SON.
'eW.
A1.1l• fresh supply Just -0 /104M and le g et oet
tIEtAION.
usually low prices.
SHAKER Garden seeds for riotga.it
NOTICES, MISCRIMANEOUS,
Take notice,
THOSE persons indebted to the subscriber, se.
- pecially by hook acCount are requested to at•
tend, to the settlement of the same, wittiest farther
uotide, as time sufficient has been giien and MOM
must. not be expected. BEAL SAYRE.,
March 25th, 1851. - tf
rpiiE subscriber %wishing tojeave Urn, offers
I for sate his entire stock of Hate, Caps,
ogether with the necessary tools and (mores (or
carrying on the Batting business. Any person,
wishing to engage in business ' , good opportuuitr
is now present/4. B ELDREa
-.March 26,'5}. •
e • I Bleak it,
TT is now over six - months 'since 1 dismal or
Amy interest in the Democrat office, end yet lad - 7
a tithe of my accounts nave been settled, 1 there.
fore give , notice once for ell,' that they May be
found until after April Court; with 1. N. Bollard.
in Montrose; but that if not settled by the Capin'.
tion of that period, they,will be banded-over' to la '
person duly appointed to settle such matters, roil:
Hastapme couxmlort.
0. G. HEMPSTEAD.,
12tr ~
March 18.181:
- Take Notice; !-,
LL persoie indebted to old firm of T .
H.
- Hoydens.* requested to call, and settle this
same us it low become , neeenarz to have all sock
claims arranged immediately.. , . ,
The Books and Notes may he foind with titS,
subscriber. at the wore of Hayden if Little.
• * TRACY HAYDEN:
- New Milford, March 23./51--131f.
• 'Attention. Troop.
TRibemb'eni ef the '‘f lieltoonTroop of ow,.
aliy", are hereby notified tomes. It the haus*
of N: W, Waldron, In Hallett,. on Monday. *l*
sth day of May next at 9 _o'clock ;A M, anneal
and equipped as the taw , directs for parade awk
STEPHEN E PARPENTER, Capt.
Ilarford, April 7,,n -15•3w.
fARANO,Iis Lentonei7A finch tot jut to-
Iljceived and for gaf by the hundred. - daunt. 'et
"Ingle; atm, rehliele ju st- f in. , ' Mao Snow; wo
men's Calf Lace Beats. (or We 10%.;
•E N.I3ULLARD,
MOVER turd Tlatotby Seed for Solo by z
utoNa aural irs
NE VV l u gPlY o f ird.
D: R. 10, 64- 'Ca