tb e jr, friends and relatives,lo support him
for an important office. 'They will pro
nounce him disqualli fi ed, and declare in fa'
s o of the man of the. people, G oni .
Corer. an American democrat, instead of
an a id -Mexican whip General Scott must
f ee l highly flattered by the aide of this gen=
iletenn who sympathises so fully with the
Grads late Mexican feel. Bat the
whip are like anacondas—They can swal
-1,,n anything, horns and all.-- - 11 7 0ming
Dem
- Our New Volk COrrespowlence.
NEW Yonk, July 25,.18.51.
Earross OF THE PESIOCILAT
1 have just finished a perusal of the Europe
an topers, brought out by -the America, and
reeeh . e d h ere , this morning, front' Boston.--
Cotton has - fallen one-eighth of a penny per
pound. The promising appearance of the
Crops has made the Corn and the Flour mar
lets dull. with a strong downward tendency.
The Russians have been defeated,' with
great lossron several occasions - by the,Circas
slags, Serval tribes, long subject to Russia,
have been so stimulated by the success of
their conntryMen, that they, also, have raised
the studard of revolt; and the war-cry is ech..
D ing throughout -the whole of Cireassih.
,1L De. Tocquesille bas officially reported in
favor of a thorough revision of the French
Constitution. '
The Washington is the next steamer due
from Europe. She left Southampton on the
LOA.
!Ace that the departure, front Baltimore, of
the Liberia packet, on Saturday, the 19th inst.,
gave occasion to a grand supper among the
free mitered population, nt which h was stated
that the Emigrants comprised many af the
most respectable, wealthy, and influential - of
their race, in that City; and, that, if on their
arrival in the land of their forefathers, they,
and those who have recently sailedfrom Nor
folk:Va., rePorted favorably of the country,
and their own prospects, emigration, on an ex
tensive scale, would at once take place, from
all parts of Maryland and the " Old Dominion."
In this City, the "dark - mind" ,seems brighten
ing up, en this subject, for I understand that,
a large meeting is expected to gather this eve
ning„ for the purpose of discussing and ex
pressing their views on the question.
Among the emigrants from Baltimore, was
one most interesting group, consisting of an
aged couple and their only son. Seventeen
years ago, the old man pure'lascd his oWn free
dom for $8.50; after eight years' toil, he was
enabled to ransom his wife, which cost Idea
:$700; and, some eighteen months since, by
;their combined exertions, their son was freed
from bondage at a cost of $9OO more. This,
.to my , mind, is a most touching instance of
unswerving, patient, heroic, self-denying nisi).
lotion ; shcwin, that, if—as Locke has been of
some pains to demonstrate—there befino such
thing as an 'innate principle, in .any breast, the
love of liberty—the aspiration IF fretdOm—
most have been so strong withid that swarthy
breast, as to be instinctife. if not irmatc.
May not this example of the despisea negro
put to the blush, mans• a white waiter on Prov
idence,. who sits down at the font of the uphill
road of life, and like 3103icawber,' waits to
tako.a Ting so also reach The top, at, one .
hound ; instead of telling painfully - up the
mountain path ?
Edward F. Douglass, of Michigan, aged 22,
James Clements, of Belfast, Ireland, aged 18,
:Id Thomas Benson. of New Turk City, aged
23, seamen of the bark Glenn, are to be hung
to.dar, in the yard of theltity Prison, for the
murder, on the high seas, of the second mate
of the-Glenn, on the night of September 17th;
1850. The vessel, cot/Lining a cargo, !earth
$400,000, was on a voyage from Valparaiso to
' New York, and, at , the tune of the murder,
Which was executed in an attempt to get pee.
'ilon of the ship, she Was 1.000 miles from
pott The captain by his personal bravery.
quelled the mutiny, and brought home the
prisoners for trial. 'The President has refused
to interfere with the sentence of the Court,
1 will not harrow• the feelings of your read
ers, by describing one of the interviews be
tween two of prisoners and their mothers.
The mother ofDonglass has been on here,from
.3tichigan, during her son's trial and subse
quilt iraprisonment Failing to secure the
Presidedis pardon for her son, she tried to
b:ibe one of the keepers; but he would not
listen her offer. Mrs. - Douglas is quite a
young woman, and a widow. To-dtt, at noon.
she will be childless.—M a y Go d sustain her!
•
There is an old story, in 'Joe Miller," of a i
cobler, who declared that (hire was nothing
like leather; and although I cannot agree with I I
him, I must 'confess, that the extent of the
"leather and prunellaq business, as exhibited
in the following statement of the manufacture-I
of Boots and Shoes, in this city, per week, fair.
lv astonished me; as I had supposed, that our
4-down East" friends had almost a monopoly
of the understanding manufacture.
Number of Boots and Shoes 'manufactured
weekly .
Ladies,
Children's
Total, . 109,.50 . 9
Number Artizans- employe4:
Men,
'Women, 13,500
10,600
Amo Total, 24,100 -
Areragp unt of I'V,eeirly Wages, $117,600
Wages Zen, 86 to 8 1.0
Naal Womep, 82,50 to $3.50
t , er of WoOielpps tes,.-1,600
• a Retail Stqfes, - 2,172
I'V •holesale
1eA414
Total,
3,846
Yalue of Weekly Manqtapture, $1.52,000
employca, 3,000,000
Yount Tmly,
kumflaairt.,
~.
' • At a late hour, last e,yening, lkfr.Tte.
inad,fle rereired from the President, n letter i
containing a respite, till the 22d of Augnst; , of
t he
l li ntence of elements, the younger or =the
l 'Tce Priscaters sentenced to be hanger 1
.
f `'r planter d te.ds cis the high setts,
? Ta.m.
NEW xorc K,,T a 1 y 52, 1851. .
White I write, late in
,the rifleman, the
streets are. still 'resonant with "Extras,
containing" full partiaulaii of the execution
of the mirderers and mutineers of the barque
Glenn, and the public: I dust say, emu
ready to , purchase• as the news-boys are to
sell. ; ' -•-
The gallows did its work' preciiely at 11
o'clock. A seaffold,l large enough , for the
three criminals,
,hadt been _erected. in the
yard of the prison- in '.oentr . o street. The
Deputy Marshal afficiated, and with the ex;
ception, of a few'other offiCial functionaries
and the reporters of the newspapers, the ex
ecution was ment to be private. Tura
were in all. about 500 spectators, howevei,
few minutes help re eleven o'clock the
two prisoner:Over° brought from their eellS.
Douglai in such a weak condition that he
was hardly able to' stand. but Benson(the
negro)not apparently a,ffeeted. A hymn
was sung by their religious attendants, in
which neither of them joined, when pOeyers
were offered by the Rev; Mr. Hodges for
Douglas; and by The Hey, Mr. May, a, col
ored clergyman for Benson. '
The priSonerswere dressed in derk-clothes
round sailor •jacketS, and had blackcaps
drawn over ; their heads,
• after the usual
fashion for the gibliet.• \nen they had
ascended theseaffold,:which was onlyslight
ly elevated from tb round, they proceeded
to make addresses to the spectators.
The reinaiks 'uf Doughlass were as fol
lows'!
wish to say.that the Wages of sin is
death." :Yes, felloweitizens„ I wish to say,
that wages of' sin is death,' and I am
now receiving my. wages. You have in
example tefore you f'rom which you,sbould
all take warning. • Take warning from my
fate and beware - of small beeiningl at evil,
for if yoi do not you will soon he led to
something greater: I have soMettti'ng more
to say, and thaeis. th t Jame.i S. Cletnents,
is not deserving of death. - that's all I wish
to -say." • ,"
Marshal Tallmadge—" Is that all you
wish tosay,lDonglass?" '
Prisoner—" Yes sii,.that is all I hat to
say."
The :Marshal then Addressed Benson as
follmrs •
" Thomas Benson, tile time for your ex
ecution has now arrived. If you wish to
say anything to your , fellow, citizens here
assembled you have the privilege of speak
.
jar." ;1
B :ns - on then in nn earnese;clear anifirm
voice spoke as follows .
"Oh mS friends,iprepare, oneandill to
die Asa dying man, and one who will
in a few moments, be face to face with his,
Maker, I wish to say; that as to , the sit of
committing the murder, so far to; shooting,
striking, cutting or stabbing is concerned.
I n m not guilty. nor i James S: Clements,
to my knowledge, Prepare ye'all to die ;
you see What a • Christain Is, and take
warning by my fate. :That is all I have to
say"
1 .
...
,At fire Minutes past eleven; the rope was
adjusted ahont their necks, and after a few
words morn by the clergymen, it was ' cut
and they were suspended. Douglas ; died
without motino a muscle ; those near him
said that his neck broke AS soon as the rope
.Was cut; and indeed 'the poor fellow -was
nearly dead when he came out of his cell.
Benson, the colored man, struggled some
time, and appeared to die very herd. ' After
hanging half an hour, their bodies were ta•
ken from the gallows, and delivered to their
friends for interment.
Irrtto3 endOus Storm
noNESDALE, Pe.., July 26, 1851. l
Last evening our village was, visited with I
• ,
• a very :violent storm accrimpanied by a ter-
ruble whirlwqtd, which!swept across the up
per part of the place, taking in its' course I
!the rarge dwelling }Muse of 31r. West,
portion of which was d'eposited he -ide of the'
triver. Another porticM was seen by sever
! al.of our eiti ens , hichlup in the air sailing
I before the wind over Irving Cliff, 'which is
j more than 300 . feet high, and, nearly two
miles distani froin the locality of the house !
A large qua tity of the bricks were scatter
led over the fields aleng the track of the
4 whirlwind. :Mrs. We's% child and servant'
!were in the'house at'. the time the wind!
straek it, and fortuna t ely escaped unhurt,
A large quantity of glass was broken by,
the hail, and the crops in directions are
leveled to the ground'. The thunder and
lighening was very Severe. Mr. West's
• damage is estimated as. $2OOO.
A large tarn, owaed by a Mr. Brush,
standing, about a quarter of a mile from Ids
house, was Moved off from its foundation
by the wind yesterday. At Pleasant Mount
fifteenmiles parthwest of Honesdale, 'the ,
hail storm broke thousands of windriirs,de
molished a number _ of Chimneys anctfetines,
and started al house off -from its foundation
several inelieg' at Pleasant Point. The
damage in that town is not yet estimated.
In Clinton ,town4ip; a roof was-taken pff
a house, and was carried half a mile.
Gt4.tv July 26;18511
A violent - thunder storm occurred bere
this afternooir; bail stones id . a large size
fell in. great: !quantities, severely iOjurmg
the crops and; breaking windoys in
,all. di
rections. - -The Susquehamra ;has risen, and
a freshetis anticipated:
59,000
53,000
17,500
,„, ,
SITOCKI7 4 .:O iDEIL--1/00 last 'lainer
of the Ashland (Ohioy.Vition, gives the
the following account Of one of the wrist
brutal murders_on record: . • I
'lVe have to record: one of the most re.
yoking murders that bee ever shocked the
public car. i The merdered person was
Clarinda irantilburg, little daughter of
Isaac Vantilbarg,Tm of the best citizens iu
&coon township in this county.: er age
about ten years, idiotic and blind. ► The
fiend who perpetrated deed is named
Charles Stinegraver. - was ern
played as a laborer upon tlieTs*of ,
Vantilbnig, wid on the 411tinst„'while '
V. and family _ (except this helpless , and
bapleia chilcii);absent at -the - Cilebratiah
the 4th, at Polk, this Monster tommitted
the. Murder: hisOwniargentialicitation.
the parentt tonfided- the t 6 his
charge during their absence: He undertook,
when lett atene,to'graticy his brutal; pas
sions upon the ohild; her resistance, added
AO a fear, of her, testimony, provoked tbe.de-
MOnSpirit w.iGbio bitn, and he inflicted blowa
upon her peteen which caused-her death.- 4 :-,
Deprevit,i , and crime baie,inarked the 'whole
course of this villain's life. lie has' now
twotrio wives' living—one in 'Washington. - Pa.,
and one in Jackson township in this county:
He is-said to have threatened repeatedly
the livee of bOth of them."
SAD L AND FATAL. ACCID
O T.—On
day; the. son of .111r. - Jamell Smock, aged
about fifteen years,'easno to his death un
cler the - following distressing circumstances.
He was engaged -by Dr. John G. Bastecio;
on his farm in Dutch Lane, a mile and a
half froni.Freehold, plowing. He waspas
sing along tho road to his work after
nor, riding the horse ; which had the. plow
gears on. •He had :tied the traces in a
knot, as is common ; and placed his feet in
the knots; using them for stirrups. - The
horsc4Ot unmanageable; ho fell Off, his
foot remaining fast in the knot;and finally
tbe -horse ran away with him ;"fins kept
fast by the trace round his foot, he was
dragged bythe frightened animal a long
distance. His bead and body were dread- .
fully andthe horse's hoofs tram
pled him as he waft flung fr6m side to side
under his feet. When the people got _to
him, and lie was extricated, life was near
ly extinct ; he died in about fifteen minute's.
Monmouth. Inquirer.'
THE, TEBUAT4TEPEC TROUBLE.-- The
New - Orleans Bee of the ith inst. , says ,
with regard to the Mexican decree. Order
ing the Americans engaged in the Tehu
antepec-survey to depart:
'These demonstrations do:not in the least
o t larni the Company here. They have ad:
vertised for five, hundred laborers to work
ion the contemplated read ; and if the Mex
icans persist in their insane and inquitqus
folly, the Company will appeal to the Gov
ernment of the United States for protec
tion. -Trouble ,is brewing. Mexico - has
learned nothing from the-pasi; If once
again. the talons of the American Eagle
should grasp that country, she may be well
assured that she will not escape as easily as
before.' Whether the stupid policy of that
sham republic be the result of her own ab
surd pride, or of the whisperings of British
diplomacy matters very little. If ever an
American army marches again upon Mexi
co. manifest destiny' will make short work
of it."
( DISTRESSLIG, CALAMITY.—Henry Fisher, and
Abram Fisher, his son, and two Other persiins,
were
_burned to death,, at BrowittoWn, Brad
ford CMinty, on Saturday last- . About two
o'cit.ek in the morning, the dwelling' and slian
tee F isber, at his section on the North
liraUch,mae discovered to be on fire. Several
persons in the dwelling escaped, but - those in
the shantee were enveleped in flames, before
assistance could be rendered.
MTZI. •
In Jessup, July 9.8, A .11:11CDA, E., wife of liar
ye Sherman, aged 28 years.
Seldoin does the grave close over the re
mains of:one : loom truly lamented, an affec
tionate daughter, a devoted wife. and a sincere
friend; lies departed from our midst. Of her
it may be truly said, "The memory of the just
is' blessed,' -
At Binglunnton, N. Y., on the 231 ins t .., titter
n severe:and lingering illness, Mrs. Euz,t
-strttA:llinr.Err,'coniort of C. a Barrett,
into of the city, of New York, aged
28 ypit/i; '
In Bridgewater. on the 10 of Tilly' EUGENIA
L. Daughter Of DANIEL 4111 d TREODOSLt 31e
cozzum, aged fire weeks. ---
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the Natural Sciences, sad General Intelligence,
profusely illustrated: it caithot fail to interest ev
ery class of readara. Every family, and
have nil young men Mid women, abould have copy-
It is, printrd on the first of every month, at Ouo
Dollars' year,. Alt letters • 'should be post-paid,
and directed to , . -
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.051. Subscribers euould send in their names at
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Dietetis; Physical Education, the Chemistry of
Life and all other matters relating to Life, Health
and
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beyond the number of years• usually attedned.
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I'L Plows.
BLyrcuLET'S Plows or side (leap 11 r tub at th
U. J. IrEBll.
Ju1y,21',113r,1- . „ ;
1/Fle , ll au biarlicrel-4 new rupply Just opened
G W rad
eelling by ; J. 1.4055 & SON.
July '240 2 'M.
Xilt.B.Biliupply of 3faekerel and Codashjust opened
_nd for sale at L 1 t.l). it. LATIIIICT & CO. -
- pat; Proof Dunt at four donors per hundred of
1 ' ID. B. LansaoP es CO.
DBILLIPS Patent iPipe 80 - a - sir for IS - poliesa axles - rest
1 which As Uudoubtediy the best now in use, for rale at
- i ~ .• - . , A: IL Larnaor &Co's.
LiFAYLITE BUR& MILL' STOIGEN - MIlle:
TUT.-
►PIHE tINDEItEIUNEIi, conueti rnfefinit Tor 1231 *1
.I. years of tbeLafayette liar, Mill stonelianufactory,
240 Washington st., Y., (W. Ty ack,dgeh t,) would in•
form big friends and the public in gootml, that he has
established a ,
BIJAR MILL STONE MANUFACTORY,
, .
.
i- • i Binghamton , N, Y., - .
la iLernron tido note opts Phenix llestel l
.
. And aolleits a share of their patronage. • -
I Me will hare constantly outland alargestock otPth
ren
1 BurrldillStoues, as oleo a large siipply ofEsopus and
[ Ruin stones - , Also French
_Burr' Inticks, b olting t cloth,
ccre-en wire and Plaster parts: : , . _
The undersigned assures hla friends and the public,
that he ,wlll faithfully .executo • all :orders entrusted to
his tore, not only in quality, but Ininteses Of nell4.ell fur'
althea, end solicits their kind patrcnage. .
Orders by letter will be execnted with as much ca re
and as cheanley as when pnrcluntere are on - the spot.-- :
Miners and Millwrights arc requested to estit end min
the Idsatock and Workmanship. 1 , -. • - •- •
.- .:r- • - '' - - JOI - Mit IrsSALLWAN. - -
.llitighaniten.dulj, 1841. .'•, • . • •SD • I
• -
'New Coos
PRILI4I4. Lawat, Gingham, smarm? Cletbp,Carelmr . re
Carpets, &e., Vbesp ',Tots Lc CRAVoLeall•
Tailoring. • -
FFOE • undereigned beg --leave to infant their
frieraleand. the public generally; that th4y
have formed foraied , a copartnerabito in, the tailariagbus•
Irmo. AS'horia basement of re•ratle's Hotel.
- - F.JAMES'OI4 ;
r • - '4" - Ti:, 1316 SELL
31oiitese;' i laty 16; 1661..-29nal. , •
*aeon-Making.
.
frilE an atriberstaietaten the shop recently OCell ,
1 pied bylranets.W.'Allay: two Milt. below Mon.
trose, °Dale southTatinpike where they are carving
making the Wnen skipg businhs Iu ell Its branches.. All
orders promptly attended to, end repairing done not,
twat week rift TO-DAY... , B.
../1144gewaterlanern, 11161....25ma. ' ' .
JOB CON,. GOONII
DrAtzaiw bIAitILE-110 4 / 1 711MSTE, 'VMS 820/1111..-TA•
stage, A.c...,Betereep..the Zeged Bridge Awl-Goad
courttlow; Core it., isbaitigrotof. T. 10.1:11;
WietrlTrotteir AP,A, - r gas
. -
• LEGAL ,ADVERTISEIitNTS
Sale • - •
' , THE valuable real fatale of William Ward,
late of Nevi riedeased,will
be sold at public ;vendue or out.cr, on Saturday
the-16tliol August next, et the : Court Bottle in
Montrose, commencing at three o'clock. R. ,111.
The -property wilt be divided into - three parcel 4
vix: that lytng on the eastside of. the cochecton
and Great.flendlcuapitZe -road, containing about
eighty acres, without builditigi, but with tit least
50 acres in a good state of `cultivation, 'and under
goodfence—will be sold in one parcel... All that
lying on the west Side of said road, being about
fifty acres, 3.5- of, which is impelled, with an or
chard and with a framed dwelling:house, Shed and
tiara, no divided faiorably, by tho Lackawanna
and WesternTailroad, (a _Depot of which is ex.
pealed to be upon or near the premises,) Will be
sold in another parcel. -And the." Gray -lot," (so
called,) will form a third parcel in the sale. Ev
ery necessary information will -he given at - any
time previo nsl ytu those desirous Of ptircha sin g, by
culling on Wm. C. Ward, EN. ,- or on Garden
Mosley, EN., of New Milford. Terms, olio half
,caeb, the remainder secured isatisfactoritys to the
Exeeutrix, in two payments, at six and twelve
months, with interest.
SALLY WARD, Executrix
New 31illard. July 21ut,,1851.
•
SHERIFFS - SALES,
By of n writ of Ven..Eri.. issued ant
of the Court of Common Pleas of Susqueltan:
an county, to me directed and delivered, I will
espeie to public vale, at the Court House iu Mon
trose, on Saturday, August, 16th, 1851, at
o'clock. P. at., all those two' pieces - or parcels of I
land, situate, lying and being in the township of t
Rush. in the county of Susquelnionn, end State!
of Petinsylvayn, bonuded and deseribed as followit
to wit: beginning ut a stoke and stones corner of
Levi Shoves lot, thence south 726 degrees east
one hundred nud twenty-one perches to a beach
tree; thence Borth 164 perches to a stake and
stones corner of Alaimo Pickett's lot; thence west
1 - 15 perches to a stake and stones corner of Levi!
Shoves lot.; thence by the same,south 149 perelteel
to the place of beginning,,contnining one hundred j
and nineteen acres and, sixty-give perches, more
or less, together with the appurtenances, one
framed house and one (muted. barn, an orchard
and about 20 acres/improved. - •
Also tno other tract, bounded and described nnl
follows,"to Wit : begi n ning ut the southwest cor.
per of a lot Surveyed for William Lathrop, thence I
along the westenrline thereof north 80 perches to
a post: thence south- 89 degrees west 119 per. I
ches to a lictiiloek tree; in the hue of-Levi Shoves
lot; thence by the same south 80 perches to it cor-1
ner, thence north 89 degrees east 119 erches to i
the place Of beginning containing 59 3 acres, be "p
the same more or less, togetlittr with' the upper
tettauces and chant twenty acres improv e d.
Taken at the suit of S. S. Mulford ra. Allan- 4
*ton Lung.
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate
lying and being in the towuship of Jessup, (late
Rush.) in Susquehanna - county, bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit: beginning at u post the
westerly corner of the original truct•iit the war
rantee "Elijah Brown," thencenorth twenty-three
and a 'half degrees, east.,about one hundiedrind
fifty-six perches ton post and Stones corner, south
eighteen and a half degrees east along land occu
pied by. Homer Lovely, one hundred and-forty
eight perches to a large hemlock :corner; thence
by the sate land, south twenty-threi• and a half
degrees; rust seventy-three perches to a mist and
stones in the original tract line, and thence north
sixty-six and a half degrees, west one hundred and
fifty-five perches to the place of beginning, con
taining Itixfy-six acres, be the same more less,
being the same tract or parcel of land which C.
7... Ward by indenture bearing date the twenty.
eighth day ofTanuary, 1840. and recorded hi the .
office for rcconling Deeds in and- for sal& county,
iu Died Book N 0.12, Page 683, conveyed to-Na
thaniel P. Cornwell, together with. the appurten
ances and improvenient, 2 framed ho;ses, I (rim
ed barn 1 orchard end about 40 acres impioved,
late the estate of P. 3. Hari. .
Talon tp eieeutiou at the suit - of B. B. Fox to
P.J. Hart.
AU that certain piece or,ptiretii.of land situate
lying and being Iu the toirlallip of Lenox M the
county of Susquehanna and state of Pennsylvania,
bounded end described as follows, to wit: on the
north by lands of ;Banc - Woodruff and E. R. Grow
and Brothers ; on the east by landed . W. Q. Gard
ner aad Wm. Bartley, on the south by the 'county
line between Susquehanna and Wyoming, counties
and on the west by lands in the warrantee name
of Mathew Brooks ands George Kepler, containing
400 acres more or lees. together with the appurten
ances two framed houses and aboUt sil acres im
proved.
Also one other piece or parcel of land in tine same
township and county; ho4tudod on! the North by
land in the warrantee name of John Dort;y ; ou
the east by laud of Grow and Brothers, and tan.
iel Pease ; on the south by lands of Isaac Wood . -
tee; and on the west by landsin 'the warrantee
name; of Andrew Tybotn, containing ISO acres
more or less.
Also seven other lots, aeveribed pea map of re
' survey of John Array, warrantee made by John
Boyle, and numbered on said draft as follows, to
wit: No, 2 containing 52 acres 150 perches; ua.
4 containing 51 acres
_9O parchort,,no. 5 containing
kl acres and 51 perches, no. 6 containing 51 acres
ane 90 perches, no. 7 containing 51 acres and. 90
perches, no. 8 containing 51 acres and perches,
no 9 containing 51 acres and 90 perches, id all
362 acres and 51 perches he the same more or less
togeth4's with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution ut the suit of Lewis lt,C*., 4.
mara re. Albert Chamberlin adm'r. de•toitio
etc., of Char, les Chandler, jr., decd, nird Evelino
Chandief, widow and guardian of Mary and
James A. heirs Of said decedent.
ALSO. ,
• ! •
All that certain pie, or parcel ofland siyute,
lying and being •in the tot thship of Rue!' 111 (hi
county of Susquehanna, bounded and desaribed
as follows; to wit: it being a triangular lot adjoin- ,
iisg fondant Caleb Curmalt on the north ; on the
south end east by lands of Samuel WalkeiJ acid;
on the west by the road leading from the Bidge I
rued to Buckingham Stewards and the - Wyalusiugi
&pelt, said lot to be run out so as to contain Men.;
tyAve acres, together with the appurterrandes. ;
Taken in execution at,tlie suit of Caleb 'Car. I
malt rt. Mahlon Griffis
ALSO.- •
: All that certain piece or parcel of land situate
in the township of Lenox in the conntinf Susque
hanna, bounded and described as follows, to wit:
on the north by lands of Clark and Colwell; ',east
by -lands of William Hartley; south by lands of A.
Hinckley, E. Halsted,. and Brown ; and on
the west by lauds of J. Steel and Joint F Dupu
estate, containing about three hundred acres, be
the sane more or tees together with : the appurten
ances and improvements two log houses lind about
thirty acres improved...
Taken in execution a the suit - of M. C.'Tyler
vs. Samuel L Halsted. • •
• ALSO. .
All that Certain piece or parcel of rand lying
and being parity is thoioWeahipofThonlrtop, in the
county of Susquehanna, and partly , ini the taivii.
ibip of Preston, in the,minnty of WayneOwunded
and described as follsere, to wit: on the - .north cast
by lands of Robert Tenant. on the"south east by
lands of Ciardner o .on the southwest by- lands of
William .I,gssup, and on the northwest by lauds of
'John WeirTer, containing one haudred and thirty
acres, nbout:forty acres of which ere in the min.
ty of Susquehanna-end the remainder in - the strum.
ty of Wayne, together with the tipportentinees,
one framed house, ayes frered barn and abinit
ty acres improyed. ' -
- .
Taken in execution at the snifaf Robert E Ruth.
ven Ind Israel Crawford, jr.; doinchusinesa antler,
the firm of Euthren 4 Co.'se , Alvahltudge. •
•
_ - - . •- •
All
-of JonCtirlan filtered in all
Cosa two pieces or parcels of land' situate lying
and being in the - township , of, Franklin. in the
County of sinaluehzinna, the . firat bounded aud'de:
scribed as follows, to wit , ; on the , north`by !antis
of Simon parka; out, by lands of Charles Folic';
south .by thehighwlty and IL Traverseal nue! was;
; by the higharay, 'CoptaitunC 100 acres, together I
with the appurtiaincee, Axle Mimed housdpone
framed Urn, one framed hlooksruith'ehop, one or.
chard and about 70 acres improved::: 'Fite second
bookded- on `the noiib by land* of Charles Blowers,
oast toy-lands of Ira -Cole, tomb by !ands Alonto
Willlcroa;and wog by trade of hrriti. Peat end
LEGAL 4DVE4TISEMENTS.
samnetßaker, containingone :hundred and 'fifty
acres, together With. the , appuitenatives 'Unit im
provements. 'one framed barn and about twenty
neje& improved. _ -••
Taken In execntion at the suit of Edwin Bacon
rs.J. E. Churchill.' • • •
By Virtue of a Writ of Fi. - Pcr ell that certain
piece or parcel .cir land,"situate -lying And. being io
the toornship i4Dimock, in the Anuuty of Soigne
lianne, bounded and 'described as follows, to wit
on the north by lands of Heitry Babcock; on the
east by landamf John Gray and _ A Burdick,en the
south - by lends of Geo. Gates-;- - -Oud on the, west by
_lands of Henry Dennis, colituiftihg 80.acrs be the
same more or less; together with the Appurtenan
ces one filmed house °he lo g ' house, one frothed
barn, one orchard- and about .60 acres finprove'd,
late the estate of Henry Ostethout.
Token in.execution ut the. suit: Of Lathrop (.5.
Salisbury vs. Henry Osterhaut.
ALSO... • ,
•
All that certain piece or parcel °Nand situate
lying and hzing'in the townskip . ofSpringiille
.lhe'emmntyn Sasquehannu,hautlUedunddescriteA
as follows, to wit: on the north by the, road from
,Springrille to Brooklyn ; east iy,the road to Nish•
olpon ancron the south and wept by lauds of A.
Beardsley, contaiging one half acre be the same
Inure or less, ropther Witli the appurtenlincee, - Oue
framed dwelling house and one framed hairs.'
Taken in execution tautly Flll4 of Spencer flick
/ix vs. Polly lloailley, with notice" to. Clark BUrr
T. T. •
ALSO.
• By virtue of a writ of Lee. Fe., all those Certain
tracts or parcels of land, situate in the township
of • Apohicon in the
.county of Susqtiehanna and
anus of Poll l o.l .l ratiia, and Mitted.bounded and de
scribed us follou a, to wit: one of theinhegiiiningat
the corner of a nine were lot. hereinafter meutiened
thence north partly. hy , John Lyons and partly by
61tehan'sjend to u mailer of John •Kain's
laud: thence west by the same and by lands , of
Timothy Crimea, eighty perches to, a
.cnrner ;
thence inth.by the name. 044... three perches to
a stub ei a corner oflihn ItleOreth's land • thence
by the some West seventy perches to a stake 4 cor
ner of— Reagents laud; thence south by the stune
thirty-nine - perches to a comer; thence - still by the
same west twenty-five perches to a smite a corner
of ;Samuel Milligun!s land ; thence south by—the
same twenty-two perches to another corner of said
Milligen*s ; thence rust ninety-eight perehes tort
corner Bow Ruud:sat culled; thence by the said
road south five degrees. exist furry-four perches to
the north west carrier cif the said nine acre Ititould
thence by the same east seventy perches to the
place of beginning, containing sixty-three acres
and seven-teuthst more or irfli (which lot Marty
Collins centiacteti in einney to thesuidJolm. Mat
thews and the said Caleb Cumuli having udvanc
ed and paid the consideration money therefor at the
request of said John Matthews, the said cousidera
tion Money he thereby secured. rind the said Marty
Collins by indenture clute'd the twenty-eighth day,
of January; inst., intended to he recorded granted
the Sallie to thesaid John Mutthews in fee.)
One other of them situated in A ;salami township
nforesaid; bounded as follows: beginning in the
road leading froid Checonut to Apolucon, a corner
of land formerly of -John flurden, - thence by the
same north seven degrees ,west one hundred and
sixty perches tp a - confer, rind north five degrees
West twenty-one perches and a half; thence east
seventy _perches to the lust described lot to a corner
thereclf ; thence south twenty...one ,perchei and a
half niut camer of lend cOntructed to John-Lyons;
thence west by said-Jvlin -Lyons nineteen perches
end six tenths to a corner ; thence south seven de
grees east one hundred and seveuty•tw_o perches to
a maple sapling . by the rood leading to Apolocon
and thence aloug the said road fifty-two perches
and five tenths to the beginning, containing fifty•
nine acres and four,tentlis more or less (being com
posed of two lots or pieces of land which Samuel
Milligan 'and wife by indenture doted the first day
of November. A..D. • 1647, recorded in 'Deed Book
1i0,.16, page 36.6. &e., granted unto the said John
Matthews in fee,) together with the heredttanients
and appurtenaturas, one shame°, one logbdtu; and
about tiO acres improved.
Taken in exeention at the suit of Caleb Carmalt
es. John Matthews.
C. M. GERE, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Cifier,'Moritrrier;
• *Jr!ly 2%1851. si
Proclamition.
UTIIAREAS the :Hon. Wn.r.-Isst Jrssur,
Prersid , Mt of the Court :of Oyer
.and Ter
miner, and General Jail' Delivery, Court of Quer
' ter Sessioni of the Peace and Court of Common
Please and Orphans' Court in the . Eleventh Ju
dicial District. composed of tlnCotibiies of Sus
,quelinunn, Luserne and . Sti t ruing ; and -the
Wile. M. C TVI.r.R , and CHARLES
Associate Judges in Susquehanna County, have
issnecl . their precept, bearing date the 30th day 91
May, in the year of Lord, otto thousand, eight
hundred and, fifty-one.; and, to me-. directed, for
holding a court of Byer and Terminer and Gehl
eral Jail Deliveryvin the &rough' of Montrose,
and Cotinty of rhisquhanna.oh the third Monday
of August next, (it being the let, day):
NOTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN to the Coroner, Jig.
lice,' of the Peace, and'amei . ablee of said County
of Sustpiehauna, that they 134 then and there, in
their proper persons, at O'clock, in the after
noon of said day, with their o.c.ords, Ingnisitions,
and other remembrincei,-to-da those things which
to their offices appertain to be done. - And those
who are bound by recognisance,' against the Pris
oners that are or shall be in ,the Jnil of said-Conn
lq of Susquehanna.. are :to fie then and there; to
prosecute against them as Will be jest.
Dated at Montrose. the 9th guy of July, in the
year of Our - Lord, one ..tlionsandi eight hundred
and fifty-one. - ' '
ERE,. Sheriff:
Administrator's Notice.
L ETTERS Administration of,the'eState of William White, deed.. late or the township of,
Auburn. having been granted to the undersigned,
notice is hereby given to
,all indebted to the estate
to call and settle the same without delay. end all
persons having demands against oho estate wilt
please present them duly attesiecrfor settlement.
- WILLI,4g WHITE, Adm'n
Aabtirti,July 18.51. 30.6 w
eglaterts Notice:
PUBLIC NOTICE it hereby , given to ell per
sons concerned in 14. (snowing estates, to wir:
Estate .or Zara Sutliff Jee'd.,G Bailey
Ad
Estate of Frederick W. Bailey, dee'd., Fred
crick Bailey, Adnfr.
Esta6 - ok Lemuel. Bingham dec'd., Charles
Tingley, .
Estate of Alonzo Carpenter, dec'd., Charles.
Tingley, Adner.
Estate ofJosialt Lord, dec'd., A. Chanihe6
lio, Adin'r.
Estate of lebabod Terry, deed., Charles and
Lucy Terryond E.,W. Jones, Adm'rs: - •
Estat, of Frantil Richardson, deui'd., Rich.,
ards Richardson, Adner.
Estate - of Stephen Dotyley, dee'd.,-Elizabeth
IVorden, late Dawley, ily.'trx. • . -
Estate_ of --Leonard Smith deed.;
,?nshra
Knapp and. Win.. W. Pride, Ex.'rs. •
Estate of Giles Leivis,dee'd.,'Asa Hammona,
Adm'r. ,
T4t , the accouutscits have settled thltir ac.
counts in the Regieter's office in , tind for , the coup.
ty of Susqueliannit,and that the same will be pre.
sented to the Judges of the Orphans' Court of said
county,' in Montrose...on ihe 18th "day of ../lugirst
'next: for confirmation and allowance,
Eaters ofJoseph Addison, dec'd, ;401.
arr. ,
Ratite 61 - 1514tbiiiiiel Gilbert, deed, IL/. Niveih
That. the' accountants have salted their .ac
counts in the , negisteek...9lßee t arid foi- ,, tbe
county ii•fßiniquahaano; cad . that the came will be
presented before the-Jukes or the Orpheres coon
at',llfollimse, on' Monday the 25th day of 4tugapt,
for ceefirmatiou Add allowpaqt, • , •
CFI ARLEB I. 13 itOw W. Register.
Rmister's OfficeillontroSe,
July 23,1651. -- ' -
- rPHE American lawyer and fiery, tepee Torn 440/1.
11 a Tors ralua4 la work, contalwaa the 'Lava and a
Map et each state is the Oaten, the correct - turbo' at
nook tempts; toad tuuttrgpsMe tlitt)ef tte. for Web,.
promplis-So
. , ,
Dicy . f _GOODS. _QB,OOERIES.
• GOod.News--Ew..GEt .
T . Larord k.., 0 2.1..„. Tani' Yedeisuoeta . Irish lot of
e •• -.Noss ans,iand,so lay
- flood - people all, come buy thiro;chaskt
Allkiude - ofgoodeatuj.waestrekeeji,.•
OoKsaytlto stinks, bonnets, raktui:Unda9lll;
flab huoks;coils ofrope.' ;'
I.:ottou and tuffte,glars iak.atands, - • ---, „
Mee English goods rot all demand , . ;
pelt,-trackeirs, n a 3PO 4 untldleis, ' ,•
AAndsangsttoo at-any price: .. • ' -
Here'. shoes, hose. Salters true and aut.."'
All torts of knives for riehatol.poor,
Ifererac . oily', nalls,atuf Spools ti;rmi.
Books, *td pills, and bars otlead,, . ;
IF Trunks and carpets, bowls and ; w‘wletituba,'
And tin-polL4rott.rans, 'tomes jugs, -
Nice collects that will not fade,
Wall papers, tiotlui of evliy shade; '
, White muslins ilguned,strip',l,orhaed,",
hooks and eyes: all by thecard—
Th eso nice new gubds and tunny more,
All cheap for cash, we have in store,. .;
°Mails. though daily we're bereft.'. '
'Vet still we have A. I:gut'sloos tart.. ,;
So those who buy must quiekir m e '
To the c u eA ¢ StoR.H.OF 1.1010&30lf.
Montro.e:July 3,1351. , ,
hew t,oops
rIIIIE Ruhurriber# tisk.; plcunro to announcing to
-I- their cuctoutors and the public, tint they Livia oov
received their second puppy of. -
. SU.Nplbit GOODS
embracing a larger stock and grater catiety than thay
hose user before kept, and which they offer far sale on
the usual terms as low u any other estakSishment- in
this county. „ /It:NTLEir, & HEAD. .
Alnutrose, June.lo, . : . -
Tyc RAU E!alines, Purßus. Lawn*, :mats crest tart
-11 yet Dress Gouty just opeued by _
BENTLEY* DEAD: •
-
11.0 PRIES, rdware, (Including - Iron, arid S trel os r arms for- bat 6,
G•
eeery doscrlption ) etonoware, car.rtinie : clooks..boot . , ,
.},o,m, Loather - ARAD.. Tn iiltigerib , i a will' act air rtgenti‘ fat. the Prillars
, lodq or acid 1 . .1'0t...fr.-Fauna, lionstoi and lout-dots:
ttd its.aarluebanna county, Pa. Ali who whilst° offer
thvir p.operty foe 'dale con girt a mintile Tdestription or
thrir Portns orl.ot. av tutiovre r -Number ofacres hoer
niany . improved, cud bow watered ; Buildings; BANA L
graftrd or Coalmen fruit ; other fruit trees, and shad"
trees; hmr.far from plontr u s c . and the nearest point to
d..T,,,1 rho NIIW k Brio • Ballrood;itice sad
1 , 414 or y wont. , : All who wish fosellatpUerhe6o Beo4'
E.torr.wi.: torve prompt attention by calling on or
to,: lin vt , Montro.d,olooebantia totolty,
tr 3 .:ou veyauca Owls Sluattosa to the prosuiseOfte• ol
mitre an •Trani ike 'street, 4 doors Weil of AB, BSI*
, %rtn; ; ; r.i-roA and Late re tiow ntreivillbr lH
• 1. -16 intsaysod,llsosno Woos* and Urn.
, N.. 2,00 do. 'O3 ;do .Ic. do . •
No. 3 Ito d22,10:' o." • -d ; •-:
...No, 5. 'N. do 40- : do_ do .do
e. , „)0 do: 33 do do - • do
7. -4. ore: oreho,100: and •--„,•-•
acres:s improi,id,fritutlOlLlOlLOO”:
No. 0,52.. f.,; dn " " "do ••. .10 ' 't? q;
- No.l o , 2'.do`- do do
No. tl. do do and" . lo
ti 0.12, 100 acres 10 htiProiedinmed ho " . Ind bag '
v. 13.240 - do 200 do, do -do • . do,
Np.l4, 50 do,; 50 ,do do do 'do '
N 0.15, 1.13 do . -do do ' "da
N.o. 17. 100 do 76 do do do, lo
Ns. 18.312 do 80 'do • do 'do do
Nre 10, 200 do 150 do': do Id,
..... NO. 20.145 do 100 do- do .do do
N0.21.190' " do'120• " do do do - de
N 0,22. 00„,44 do 45 do do 'do _
,do
-No. 23, 45 do 30 _ do
No. 24:232 do' 226: - .do do • - do
N 0,25.125 do 100 ' do. do " do
- N. - 24;106 .lo 140'-' 1 ;' "do do-;eta
N0:29,11 acres goad slaw nslll and dwoillsts.
N . 29,1111 acre., 90 improved, framihotum and 011211
No. 00,176 -do - 100. . . '
No. 31.135," do 93 - %•• • _t "
N o. m. 180 d o 133 r. u le • "7-
No. 03. 150 do "GO. ,- "" 4 '- 4 '. •
No. 34. 150 di, 100 t. - a
' No. 35, /50 80 ' ' 4, - "1: '
N 0.33. 333 do 110 • . !is 41.. 4 . 1 or
No; 3700 do 140 - a
No. 06. 110 do 100: • '" • ' 1" -
No, 39 1:5 do 90 do •do
No. 40 50" "do — 45 "to - do 'I do' ido
no 0.49 "7d-.do 60 do,. •: do 'do
No. 44 138 do 05 do - - do
No. 45 830 _do 200 .do do do
• No. 46. 120 a-eras hriprorred, frame house And Urn
nod gris , milt.
NO. 47,200 1.10 - • -do 40' .:do •
N. IL—Persons desdring to, purchase any of Ulf those
by giving the numbei can obtain a fulldouniption. - '
• ALVILED BALDII'II.
E t BABCOCIC
. .. f.
I .
i"Ae s tins, InUjpi.lllodicincs, bye 'stalls, .Perturn
cry, Window Snob, Wass and Putty, a frrsb exacta.
went. awl always on band. BENTLEY & BEAD.
LARGE adtsortracul c*.f - Broadcloths,' Keromres,
t Veytillo, and SuincuerOoyds,juct rcatived
be cold right by BENTLEY & BEAD.
•
ENTLEY tc ILEA D ant .iacnt) , ,thr ratii of Dr.
B
Chris ties ttalranlc tttiratira i Dr. Viteha'a.Suppuriz
era. Shoulder heater and other mmilclne.; I r. - Joyner
Medicines. Darla Pain Miler, petite:, Pah) Pc.traye•r;
Dr. :Townfends FarrapariDa..Natuil , n r o
Schauch't Daham, Ddltitea flume t tare. &c. 41h:h. min!
stantly on baud Oil..lyras Cimrri -- Pectarnt.
CO.l l..ver fit. Bay Rum P,Ma's Ireqloytr Evrart hi'
Witch Iluaal Shan l'owder:Ml aU thh (Attar al prep. td
Patent Jlrdiciaps Lb,. day - .
1411 (Tit NI 2.‘ (I Fluid, fur suit . , by
.1!: June 25,. ltr• - rtzr r•P/”...•
Goods bOuklit for 'Cash.
JIINSION & VERN has ! . juAt reeeo c t i o'n,rg e eTol
well assorted stock or Dry Ootel;. O eJ!!l;litie t
cry, Hardware. Iron -Nadi. 1101,0' and
Shoes, Ready Made. Imoth:ng' i rug.. ?redo ltn , Dahirs,
(Ws, Silser Wine. Jesivirr, Clocks, T. so/q... Hats, Cups
and DentiCte. &e..which they'arc offering at.. the Dillow-
Mg eery ion prier,., sit: . Nails $4.00 per itlra 5 es.
er 16 lbs. Suirarfor 1,00, Thick Boots sl,i3 'Yrench
and English Broad Clo!b‘ :tom 15s to 20e per ye rd;
d lesls, Sal..ratue 0d per lb., Linn frem Is to Jor yard.
Looking Glasses tlr.m 15 to .5:,13.40. Bhaerlffrom sl.eo to
$7.00. Our goods hieing bcina selected with parti Misr
mind to quality and style. we flatter oureelvor that we
ran please all who may ("Apr us witlra call, and as for we are determined not tube undersold by 'any in
this market for cash or approved credit.
WANTED-1000 pounds Wool. 24:50 pairs all wool socks
for which we will pay 25 ets. per pair, andltof quantity
of Butter, Eggs and " Plniado-';generally.
Ilarford, May 12.2851
A Uatd•
T HH ,
E subscribers take this oppoitnnity of ten=
during then s;ncere thanks to their customer/
generally, not only for the very liberal patronage
bestowed upon them during the past six yeare,bm
also for the prompinesa of their s reasments—ond
beg leave to say they have Commenced the year-
with odeterminntjon to keep a ceneral 'end full us ` •
sortment of -good GOOPS, whirl, will be sold on
as favorable terms for Cush, Produce or approva
nredit, us eon be bought: in any other tablitill 7
merit this side of the city.
1 14.:NTLEY READ
Moutross. Jan. P. 1 esli. • •
...1m a. 'ost. r• •
Nrcnv iikthe inn.. fnr green, hiirgliin,r,tim Like
& Eitton tire Libout to Otniteo
. litr lo c iatot)
they [oil/sell off, ut N.:se:Nock pm:me the prt44it
si3toek..
They would oNtn inviie 1110.48 lotvitin rieentmli•
with them to roll und'Aettie us 1110.- wista.to brink
mutters to u clove hg of A un tie,.
Hut-ford, July I(J. 1851.
_ _-
Excitement 0.2!.
rrEfE subscriber taring made another raise las juit
been to Now York, selecting a very great variety of I
almost all - kinds of Goods. which he would most respect. a
fully invite hie friend. , end she public generellyro notice ,
und govenabernielves gecnraingly—a rood Mani , aka }
things, for the fourth of Ady. . V. TYLER.
Montrose, June n,
More Good NerNi.
' .
dor to the 'World.
L AKE EATON. haring adopted the herulePayeyt
tem, which has
Repels
advantages ores all oth.ey,
both to havers and Relicts do now offer,to the Public
theirnew, extensive. and cht;no ossortii2ent of Eyeing
Goods,,which hare. been seiected with pent cure sn. to
beauty of Style and durability of article. Our stock of
DRY: GOODS -
embrace:a a great variety of every deseriptioni 3.000 yds.
'Prints from {c toll per yd.; 1,8:10 yds heavy sheeting,
. Lawns ls pr ydi . Alapnons .0 drc a great - torletymerin
clothe, elik vesdnes, and a great variety of Ladies dress
Go . oda. Also ii large stock of
•BONNETS.
from 30 to 20s, Ribbons la to 2.a pr yd. On Grocerirs.
Crockery. ltnota npd oboes of every deser:ption. Best
pry paid for rli kinds of - produce.
linrfOrd. May 7. 18: 1 1 . r •
W.I. tttl .
l_T Cog.-
A U. Havanna. Crusted. Posstlerut.ani
43 Coffee, Sugar. Teas, Snap, Yeast. Muscles's,. Leine's'
strop, Sperm and Tallow' Candles. Lamp Olt.. OlaSs, 'Java
and Rio erase. Vork, Mackerel, Salt etc-, elleapnt.
hletitrnse. 31 AS. I S 5l 7.yeN.l &
AeYtt"Arrisitl
OBRA PEST yk, Eire 5 fqx.per Sati„:
V 6rl, Salendue cts..: etW,'
Raising 1211 cents..r :^cash, Just prh:ned and to
.1114. by , LYONS & SON
N6W 600d*
, .
, .
At the head of Novigatzolf—for !wort week.
A LL kludi orgitndi venally kept in a country saw%
21 expected. on alonday nast,tlln. infing;:trrangeLlankr?
011 P, rigs, Betel Is, Yi 'fem.. dress }nods & r , which will
be offered very low fortbeready—call end sre. • .
• Montrone, Aril 17, lasl. • M. e. TY LER.
.
Pettoreut .. . `Rock !
A NAIIIIM I. remedy procured from Alle
-oeny county. rourirdreirect - .eet deep! ; Put up lust
sow by 8.31, BIER, Cann/ Ruin, Pictebursh, 'l . "s. 1c Is
put by In bottles jurt us it . florre frent•the soli without
eulmintUpr of . any kind. All ye thus are afflicted ;
It.EAD!!. f, •-. • .
Rheumatism yields to the pc4or-or the rettitlettm. A
robe tom Lukerne Vomit tn.,:tuly 91h. 11151: :
Me. Kler—Dour sje, allnq , roe
.as a stranger toeen 7 ,
gratulate von as the side proprietor' of en Inyalualdo-,
celled Petrolcumur Roth 011, whlehla destined era lung
to take the place of all gnmt'tned4.ines. Many venom , in
this neighborhood havi tried thO Vetroli vai In b nambel
'of cv Ear curing MON t of t Isom and proving highly c.a1.1
in all; I have tested It hi, ti,bglio. colds :rheumailitH
totter. sprains, and awelllog: for. rlicunortittu 'tt Int
is a chtsia core. # y w.fr has been nlll;eterl the
Rheumatism for some yeerr , 'ar, d tics e 'rabid
thing to'relicve her, In fart she trilal.eterything;:and
thing woUld (Jolter any good until ehe ,tied yew'. t!etro- . i
lethal and It has rellevedher tirel,Y, for Uo' purer think-f
It Is the greatest to4n,kl4,qlg .
• • 4 '4lhi:'ol'.'
• Another letter from Luzern+• ce..i toren:ow/bine thi3
Petroleum : - BRAGtt iiAVEN, J l,l l , 7 t 1 05 5 1 ,
Mr..hies-Deartuhe h'16...u.e. e,
fting to the virtue. of your greet, • einem/ rued rlne celled I
the Petroleum or neck - tfil, whie , le eerteinly u gres
re/qt.:lnc..' 1 b , Mght nhe dorm or vnur. /went' hen he,
wo w along bere hot fun. I tested ir ma number ortwo;•I
and lotted It to ,pruve good.!- uho to• ted it to-n late of
tette,. end found ft very beueftelat. tumuli/ ltkn , irry
much to have another box It.. for 1-don't Ilho ea
ifthontit. • - IteSpeetfully your*,• -
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A voice , from $, usquebanna co., Min "VI to the vihr a- -
( lik e pervolep to, - hes OA TT: Yonc!fa ./A5l. '
Krim—Dr& ert—itliowntc, to rert4 to t
vitt tier ofyot r vat Oral medielneralle'l Pet/1'4(16m 4,f It. k
01...111ad been afftictid wnh the ithennuttfem, for 50n....
time. 1 ems In Yilketbarre last summer, and t at a Mo
th, front your Agent when le , wait' Mont thive, It' heal
eared me perfeetl. I hare eine° 'melt is t st.d MAI/rev.
, B t camel ofrheinaltinfl, and found It glee relief lu all.
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• • • Ttunn ottectt. Jul' , 12th isat: -
-str; 8.5 t. Rtzio-kneor afr,Ailovr me tertify.tAithei
virtue. of your great. natural medicine . :Petroletint
Beek MI, Which helicon lora good reedit - 4n . I hare '
butt afflichnl with Nauralght.' nalctin the tit:X.4 'flu. the
last ton years, and never could Rey anything to relieve ,
Met is feet I tried abitost everything and nothisilf. would
do trio any good until .I tried your Petrolougliwhich heal
relieved me verYmuchi / have also tested It in blltnr.
scaltla;,ato).brulder:lt has ;dwarf liven Send In taverx
short time I think ills Abe,. giAttcst, peivi hifitrMerlts.
-' ' Very:respectfully yortire', '
1 ;4 1 1 and .
rlreuligt froni tbeagent.
desttiptiori of Tor sale-by -BENT - LET kAPAP.
Sold arbol t silo AY 140 ass, ILt Ar,&40., tor 20 1 1 44/P4
‘ ,,,, e;Pymeitophisi: . ' • 291 Y
Gr-eat Attractions
HBtritillnismniit:tveilvbx.fils.gsnatt sityity rj
o' (food. for tbe spring trade, ollich vinitiltona4 an.
liimatty exiandrs and Amain; pluilettlimly.tti Tat;
am, near otylooood kbat of frillaito Pre„ 0 100, 4. I VOIAfx.
ishior " io and rassitillaa, with's killatal limatolou 01040
%PI V,A.10._! yin te 11014 cn - site muNtikrffittile t!pro.
• wow riumablielth, . 4
utie - iLTAN - t6i*
_To bai6iiiiiiiiitstd Farrneirs: -
Sale:
A Fla!! of 200.,*m* Arhoiteht
/I f3ur4nehanua CCUOr and vitiator thittio7/**9114
:filitterea-Of whtchis ontlergoodiroprorrstobtr--
The (arm Is writ designed. toi - • deity, a ad is ratit/0011T
feeding 40 colts dining summer and . ..unmet; and. ate,
pan mitts Welt watertd.‘ 'Phe building) an land Mc
irfgood-condition andilts - leseito, which aio +Matta;
and !BUS Ate alto god. Thera arntwo large bens opost
' tho premised, besides a gra:stair mkt - coat 'Diana
fur cattle. 1 lane I:melts:lb principally (drafted fruit
bud other fruit trees:- •
s*lo form tout p yery.pleasant arid - deshutilo location
stout two miles from bfentrore, the County Neat *fops
unelmona county, and about 9 toilet from ttd , LeMgest4
Oap. Itailtuad, to which there la a Plonk' Roodln promise
ofeoMpletlon, and is terytiontenietit• to sheeting* un
schools, and ntothanloa.: ' .„ . • •
Also miothei Valuable tom sljolnp - the • ntetir, am.
taLuirq2oo'aires,:ot which:l6o aertola lituditi a high
' , tap of cultivation. tpon. there-fa a larmi trim"
ilwelllne housa,ntid out buildings to correspond Sod or
lane orehard • - • is well watereilfia.4loillet'dell4 admi
rehly adapted to dairy ptirposo. , •;•
•-; Sold Moriarty:will-be imp on resronittlaterfn*.*rt,
Volk pffhe ilareloom *volley tnnyrosnaltt upon Bon* ati,t
Mortgage to colt the purchikT. ' •" •-•
" Application itarbe made: personally
ctn. Niien at Montrose* said
eounty.and'atifforther partionlaris that -' '.soqtdp ,
al pl4e . n. , =-2arf; • •
• A Animtlor tot Juot melte , •
1 1'11 bwsold low to iklr Flo lout keviitd ftitir• • uti•
tie bp
~T.
Nrw • . •
it.AultlirSSalerntur—o pare ankh In youod
.I.l"—AlFq—kfrortetolng COMpol4pd, tor fatatog 7.44
and ' F at es !withal! t yea, t. , • . r _
A looL•Stiop P • beider: by' the 'Web totteb i •
trottilog•lxttrtett—Notl oo Injul stony to
rinthet. Vor ,010 bp. Tyltitttlt,
i,~:auJ 7 Muue cauiaiag.
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. A 1.. ARi 1 g sismortioillt of latest atylea, Just taa•laad
Z. - 1. and for able at a. small' advance ter it'd) , pity:.•
'tore eext d”or toJutlao Ty!es's.. BOOTS aactSllol,l.
A new sod 4.101 hs4oritteat of Meo's libOta:'eoane ab 4
floc. C. 611.1 morocco ,moces,..hocta....trottten'a,alibea,
cuar. , v4 l, tl ila , -- , lisseq,, litm, antitThildran'e 'hoes. The
taTc.t lot to c 6.113 aced probably that cheapest received,
wince thi: Err. . ~ . . , s
alid Caps;
• item 'anttrneitahßoif Meta..
a Books. • •
A general asaortment of School r.10014._" embradttir
try vartetyizatd in, tho Sehoo!aand' Acallettdal throne,:
out thjartzttn. Itiblea, a great variety-rf ttuday acbool.
Donka—illank Account..Doottra--kate aad Metaarabdis
Books. and n large luPorttuent of 3liscallantons nook',
WALL PAP ER —a. firCit4lok Of neat patterns Mist
relaiit. Gap antiLettor Vapor, of tile Lyn .q
the, Ratty or genre. . Staple arid racy .Stationery, •
good OxiOrttnenit: ink*, Int:not:Ai Slate,' Pencill, M.
care t qnilla. ran& Matcb ea t Contbr, Fbhing Tackle, cm.
rats, 31en t a Socks. suarvi•nders, sblrts etc.
Setgor. coffee And Teas
A ornolf!tock.hutfirsl . qualY7: • l'hois who want •
gonl.Artie!oof.lllnok,Tea, as w6llas
.I) . tyson,sriG . pszSps
niii:•-•-• • • ;,-
• • A Few -trunks
For SIIO. 1)..o dans Velow Jydgo Tylies. •
1 4 :1e51 ' • • GRO. KAM.
Cortier' , ilCourea . nd Washiligtoo sii.
.
rr Tim Sntweiribel• rnbes pleasure le Innourning to
I public, • that In couset osnest Of the patrosups
bentowed nnon this establishment the' past year ' helms
,Isterruinssl prrinanstitly to enntintle,sbe bttstnessln
banuon.:.. The stock compeitee every style and Itaillty of
Cr ,- els.e's , its general 4:weans Table and Toilet Watt.
and silt be amts in setts ur by the single netlele. Also, •
Tarlety n r , .
CHINA TEA SETTS, DINNIHR WAItE.
and Fans," ertlcles. Ands' as Prult, Baskets, Card stands,
Cologne. Bottle, VARY, 40,, teralle.r with& law* stock of
41.-A pit E. tnnsisting of cut, pressed and
plain-Tumblers, flobldsciflnes. Deranless..lrrult Bevis.
Pishes. spoies. Pitchers,. I.landiestieltd, fmnfas. Speri•
Sara. Tkleture Bet ties, Lamp Plebes and tab:maga at att
riot.. &c, 4%IAn eenktantly- on band, an, assortment et
Spirit, Lard, Solar, and Camplithe Laois, (allusags.
doles, and Hall Ls/sterns. Aim; a lore lot of
WOKING-GLASSES,
irinantv Shads.. Tea Trois. (history. Table Matta; Oa ?
red. Tierronn Silver and Brlttarbla Table and tea sum a..
T111:00 V ttirty;,lte.. all or widely llbeeoldeerylowfel
Cask. AFitisincreti,!ed facings. ter,businers and unfirt
ratan: att ration to the Oasis orbit stttstnem, the uu.
dermunsil Stapes tri merit the continued patmnage_oh tbu
rOmmonity. • .- . P. 1: OTERAORS, Arens
rthurbandan. May 2Ttb.lS5l. • • • ' • •••' =Aar r
$r ...erns m' npriutrbs
OFFERiNG .this, much, .celehmted Spring.
to the public the Suhscribersrospectfully eolioit
as .cauilitlexnnilutstion ' ne to its inerils.- As Ilk ill'
superiority oversill other springi: leCtliese who
hey.) tested thern, : bear withers, soili the sut*eri
bete nrr frilling to abillo-by tho tlecision. 'lt hos
brell caret - Silly eXainilled IT men of •scieutte t antl
by them cbeerfn!lfrecoinmentled,-to
carriage -can Int built - with these !Spriogsthirste..
er'; , 49 Ilitc lighter, Moto darable'end for ease it tit
lint .litittittil by any springs now in use.
All, Springs warranted. Mansfeettirrd
.:3PROUT,,BIRROWS.:&CO.e !•-z
Ent Lake, Sittig a. 'County, s.
nr•vra— T. &A. Sraairr.: 27-If.
Notice. .;
ertir.atthearlb'era ironld inform tbilif demi* 'and =On •
I 1 tauten.; that mitaithrtandhile theft aerate - teem f.r
Umtata Ore, thetitave nbtoincd the: btdiding tecentl,
aeray. , ,,,4 ItlrArno:" tfithn - n. Pearl/ nPllntlin-ettllie
itetel; where they imereeeltlng ni- geode
'tram Now vinek, oldett together - with theirold etock raw.
ed Irian thedre..gtve that* Onto a itet.e4l'aatorearnt
which they tope to int enothlad keep . toga. -Neeol4 l 7
trill rorripel th.nn r" pelt Inertly ier ready on y, Menthe' ,
ntnet'aoy ea their rootninths that aro indebted either to
It, sa.) -re or N. 11. 4:/yr . ert l'o.. i hat leopptikt, ftqmedl 4 ,
a t 6 rettinn'aut 'mast he blade artht I:lnception An
netbia inthe only paean, they lattee't4 keerCap their hum.
inesn-re. "'friend in nerd. len Mend indeed." .Theattre
andlin branalr ottheie burtnern; 'will lA. :eirried on
is Napo .!c Id. 4:Webneetnndee,thit'ilitc.orlairy
trehrter;rhap little below lb r. Nick hourpt -
31" , " 1", XI,: tiArtevik re:
'ittiiigelitent IL •
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Eztenpire. Chair and -Furniture
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meat:- ;... ,
Akrn:,W. $331311 * - 66;.tleVe row
• their eteettg. meta, for nutputeetni his end eej.
lag eonpt anti/ en Maul ell sod every klnd of Ihnteebold
F ttrAtt vire, pets tent ur. d Out of the beet Wally vf NS-
Iholtvh!, Meek irtanue,llople. Cheziyontt alter twee
bee, and hv the tweet and trout durable manner. -• Among
the artieleo It Ilicktfter- blend to keep-0 12 -414 ez mike
to 011101.4 re Blatteteitny, Meek Walnut, ebetryi and 11110- '
• pletlFreaueSideßeartectietietertte,Both Citteet Cry
ler,l,ent, Pier, and 'they Tetder ; Stead* -pu_stray vit"'
rlet MON*: Mir% Ottnenslei„ke. , DeAleteeds ,
oftelt hinds
. 1,14 steleei !nap litetipainbt Meth
gut; Cher 3 , , rod
gut;
Staple, and Pitney i•-•hitittl. 010F1I'arietr cud den-P"
whieh they hnvo now on hand: and hatred tix_keep
enntlefißaPnld 411 , :attoo * 4 4 be laippiii . 4y
Ino 4 "teA d aTsvikatt,.
As tie inionnibirt antleitid In'enhotta
4111040;40v; IPA t# 6 l*Tl Irk . 2 . l4o hotntig th .._ ll '
tut Montrose ertliett amid eilitpty everrVaihke idetettloe•
• aid lundtdrai and mart the' trouble et 'Nunn' to tits -,
Cities ,tor ruck article,. thu btinelo Asset edth Itherstr : i
1 4 Arottluild etLonjtriCenttrit.' -- • %rm.
/0)-41-44111Z,
Ventroilit, Auto 4! Isst.- - -tiv Wu!. -