ri te" oftrohe Strohm, which last year was
o f su fficient importance to prevent his nom
incon, of no importance at all under ells
tig circumstances.
TarllfLA nobbg t -Twa ways to
Bide I.
- Fillmore said in his annual messige
Ahigh tarifean never be permanent--
It will cause dissatisfaction, and will be
ame d It excludes competition, and
thereby incites the investment of capita! in
Manufactures to such excess that *hen
d i nged it brings distress, bankruptcy, and
m i n u pon all who have been misled by its
faithless protection."
This is the language of the president of
t h e United States, who by the position he
holds has to recommend to Congress what
h e deems proper upon this subject, and he
tt Whig President m the bargain.. Now
chat does Gov. Johnston say—a Wbig
governor, t og ether with a mixture of abolit
ionism, free and antiniasonry ? Why
hehas already taken the stump and com
menced prating and bloating about the old
antiquated tariff of 1842. He is se silly as
to think that his professions for a high tar
iff will keep him in the gubernatorial chair.
Here is a hobby ridden entirely different.—
p r esident Filmore takes a rational view of
the subject and admits that as commerce
changes the laws regulating it need thug°.
Thi s we call taking the reins of the hobby,
and riding straight forward but Gov. Joh n .
sten las evidently got his back to the head
of t h e hobby, and instead of taking bold
of the reins is trying to guide it by the
vuoper. to it John perhaps your nag will
p i k e the back track and then you will have
your face the right way whether you ever
reach your place of destination or not- we
don't care.—Easton 4agus.
Tice Awful Execution.
BALTIMOIii Aug. S. ISSI.
Taylor-Murphy and Shelton, the murder
.ss-Of the Cosden family, were tiling to-day ,
lathe presence of eight thousand people,
whose behavior was %Tr's. orderly.
The prisoners' ascended the gallows -to
gether with firm steps.
Taylor and Murphy made short addressee,
positively denying theit‘guilt. Sheltosi al
so denied his guilt.
Murphy, when first brought to the gal.
lows, exclaimed, "Murderers now do yonr
work; but, bear in .mind, that you do not
!hang murderers,"
The gallows was twenty-fire feet - high,.
:land the fall six feet.
The ropes were bunglingly adjusted, and
when the trap fell, the knot of Murphy's
rope broke, and he fell violently to the
.ground, a distance of twelve feet. ' His throat
-17 as horribly mashed and•laseerated, and he
was perfectly insensible'. This occurrence
caused a thrill of horror amongst the specta
tors
The other two men died without a strug
;o—theireat fall not only broke their neck;
.but parted the flesh all around their. throats:
almost to the bone. They hung twenty
mantes anti.svere taken down.
Murphy: by this time, had recovered, and
Na in repeated his declaration of innocence.
As he passed the bodies of Taylor and Shel
ton, he eiclaimed, -My G - id two Innocent
men Bacilfirol," lie was again put on the
gallows—With the blood streaming from his
neck—and swung off. He appeared to die
quite easily,
The crowd then dispersed.
•I am happy to state that there Were no
regalar. steamboat excursions cotton up to
carry spectators from 33altimore to witness
this execution.
There is nu truth •in.the reported arres
of Shan.
Anpst 8. 1851.
Amns•Green, the negro convicted of rape.
was executed at Ellicot's Mills, to day.—
He went to the scaf.ld singing and praying ;
He declared his innocence, but said it was
don use, as the (world would -not believe
him. He asked Glad to forgive her. A.
despatch was received frcuu Governor Lowe,
authorizing a fart bq respite, if tb ongbt ad
,visable by the District Attorney.
The Cuba. Revolution.
The fallowing latter so sans the' Balti
more Sun, was received by a L'cntlem an of,
this city, which came in the Georgia, glyco l
the postice denial to all the accounts of de
feat
and disaster to the patriots :
flsrass, August 1. 1841.
Dear Brother;_ These are glorious daysfar the Cubans; our army of freedom is in=
creasing. and every time that we attack the
enemy, though superior to us in number*
oar arms are crowned with_ success, The ,
pnr gpanish soldiers are dying from expo
sure:a the well known Cuban sun, You
wril dear that the friends of Spain triumph
in having conquered us but it is a lie—a
,thousand times a lie. They say so, be
cause they do not wish that is the States it
ohonld he known now the patriots bear
themselves; and, therefore, by order of the
Captain General, it is prohibited to publish
in tae papers until after the departure of
the steamer Georgia. Here one bead;
nothing from the lips of men, and women.
and children, but cries' of " Independence
kr ever!" and "Death. to the rule of
* ll in America!"
W e are sure that when Lopez disem
blth, the cause will be gained in three
manths, Many of the troops have comb
:aver to our ranks, and these say i bat the
test donot wish to come over until they see
at
brave lApt the he of the army of freedom the
ad
a.
We have here four or more Americans
of that iafamous sort who are declared en-.
r!mice to the Nil , ;se, who have Prom
tateGslae.,tainl Co,nelaa,,to write to the United
ginat the reports of the a
tsvls'diaeticieke:sshaere f alse,,and.that the
.:CPu
p.. fur they have .no die
cis
tpaluinethine trei:anrk, A i o raot, prader-
Ws and vil e as l nB - f , m 2s,t go . Wile cow
italic°, itho I ' d ' . Anuirlnkl) e9lafga
toa u „ thus sell ,themselues
meut which would tUake slaves
~laof freemen'.
tan.als struck bar blow, and the'
41 mtutri ! h a s s
a i • . . .
t b . to Avnence meows
S pain
We wait with apt:
k th ie e n _ the enrning - of Lopes.---'
.114f 4 Nnt Quitman , some with bitty
141,;:ete,
tae! Worn four to 'six vessels,
ivr with rps and arms to supply
bad ar :`- 4 7n, in order to extinguish the
wyt.
Jary List-Nifigust Term,
GRAND JllllOliS
Apolacon: 'Michael Cunningham;
Bridgewater: ;John IL Chapman, Nehe-
miah Scott; Reuben , r .
'Brooklyn:: I. B. Mick.
Dimeck: George
_Gates, G:-D„. Hemp
stead.
Forest Lake : James : Lerman. -
Gibson : Brasius.Corey, BenjantrifDix.
Great. 13crid: ! Luke D. Rosa„ Jonas
Smith., • , • -
' Harford: L. T; Farrar, Daniel Oakley.
Harmony,: Robert Day.
Herrick: Thos. Burdick jr.
Jessup; George Bowman.
`Middletown: Calvin D. Cobhe,
Montrose: Gearge Fuller.- -
New Milforsl: Latham A. Smith. —
Rush: 3latheW Dunmore, .It. S. Shoe
maker. • ;
-
Springville. Thomas Jackson.' •
Thomson: Ezra 31. Ball. .
•
TRAV2RSE JURORS.
.•
Auburn LJohn,TewksbUry, _Daniel Coo
ley. : •
Bridgewater: Asa'CLuce, Abijahßush.'
Brooklyn : It T. Ashley, Amos B.Mer
rill, 'Edward Packer, Amos Tewkibury,
Ansel Sterling.
Clifford : Charles D. Wilson, Orrin
Thatcher.
• - Choconut: Samuel T. ,Leo, - Edward
Burke.
Ditnock : Joseph Quick, ITriah Thayer.
Franklin: Joseph L. 3lerriman, Horace
Barnum, ;David Watson. , • •
Friendsville: Sahmel Horton, Miles IV.
Bliss., •
• Forest Lake: Michael Mann, Michel
Hap, John Reardk G, IV. Ball, C. B
Gm:Ps. -
.
Gibson : Williams, S. IT.Bam
ilton.
Great Bend,: \ WiMam Dayton. I
Belford : Amherst Carpenter, Sewbl
Wilmartb, George Whitney, .D. Whit
ney.
'lemony : Ephraim Barton, P. A. Wad,
IV. S. himock. ( ,
Herrick: 'ErastlM 'Bennett, Wiliston -K.
Tyler, 'lra ?Nichols!. • .
Jicksan : Eli Barnes, Enos Bryant,
,Peletialz, Gunnison,!Geo. IV. Tyler. ,
Jessiip: Daniel :Picket, 'Jos. %V Smith,
Asa Olmstead, Joel Cogszrell. • . .
Lathrop : Balzar.
Lemix: Henry - Bailey: Rid Tower,Fiml
crick Wilson, Willic4m. R. Cobb, William
Conrad, Allen Neljoizald.
Liberty: Daniel Brown, Geo ..R. Haw
ley. David Willard Truesdell.
Middletown : Richard O'Donnell, Eg
ben Steadwell, Patrick 211cdormick„
I 31ontrose: CharleS Avery,: William H.
Boyd, E, W. Hawley, S. _h': Sayre.
New 'Milford: F. F. Balker, Ezra Pratt,
Amos Brant, John S: - Headrick; Horace
Summers, Martin Vanhousen.
Rush: Lyman S. Carter Patrick Red
den, Beebe Wells, James L. Fargo..
- Silver Lake: Dennis Sullivan, Ebenezer
Gaige. ;Thos. Hartlip . ll, Michael Laugh
lin.
Springville: Samuel Sutton jr., James"
Quick, Thomas Risley, Milton Shelden.
Thomson : Stephen, - Jenkins, Ebenezer
Messenger. -
fG".• Those in Italic ere for
Week. •
he Secoiid
NEW ADVERTISEME ' 'TS --- i
WHEELER'S PAT NT;
RAILWAY CHAIN' HORS E POWER
AND OVERSHOT; THRESHER &
'SEPARATOR.
t_
TZI" Tb► aribseribee bas obtained fenm
XESSES. - MTIEELZ.B. , ALELIC*Ic C . O. OF ALBANY,
urelidyfoitki safd f ir tbelr Celebrated
'AgriculturalMachin' es
'WM LIE 'WILL fiELLAT Tfirift ALlusypnlas,
-' ADDING TRANOTION.
TheTtVO Boast: xtecirmt SP s
a RA rr. well calculated far
large farmers and those who mete &business of thi esh
lag. • ThlYare light 'and cmapact,Po that the whole is
conveniently carried oh one warn with two horses, the
weight being abont ^MOO pounds.
. The VIBRATING SEPERATO It divides and carries the
etratsratlrely cleat from the grain, leaving the' grain ,
the best possible condition for cleaning. ' • •
This machine with from three)to five hands Will thresh
from one to two hundred bushels of wheat per day; or
twice that quantity °foam ,
The ONZ TIOREE MA CaINE.SwIt: tartar three hands
will thresh about half that quantity. They &Br; thresh,
and seperaweinver chaff from the straw, .very fad, and
14,‘Tbe °nation . * Power is edeuelV . ely used by large
dairymen for churning audior sadriurwood, cutting feed,
Re. f
-..
Two Horse Power, Thumb= and . Separatoronith bands
and all"appintaneee, - • s'l4s DO
One Hume. do. do. do. ' - -120 00
Do. • 4lO. - do.- geared for
churning, driving crass-cut tliw.and plod-
atone, • -
Clover Duller.
Feed Cutter, .
"
Cireula r Saw Mill, (24 Inch
' ; died
M.- The abase malitinesei stall warranted work do
the.entire astiltactlon of the purchaser,' or iliey may La
rch:timed within shay &ye tram the time. they are re
ceived, and the pnreluwentaney it pakl will be refunded,
dt'7" The Subscriber hoe °neat the too hone irmeldnes
ircfnil operation vend le prep:wadi() do limiting In the
best manner possible;and wad:rallied to ice entire lit.
___ . ,' B
' 3
. 1..
Ilarford Ang. lath 1351 tf. - 2. PECK.
English Patent Leer Watches
..... - ...a.• Tae Subscriber ; _has this day
j
zi: • • J. received from the Afanaufsc
torytrother lot trf, his superior
c
, . .. A. Eugli 'Lever Watches, of differ
/ "' f\ r ent sizes and styles,,tn surer a"d
. ,' z Those persons wishing a _good
' l t GOld easeg>rullfeWeled,and plain
, 4 i - , ' le -.'•-- drotAceeper at loweripricas than
Ns - ...- they can obtain them efsewhere.
..nra Invited 'to call end examine
them, as the attbecriber can, with , confidence warrant
th uperior tunny Watches ever sacred for Galicia thi*
them' '.
. _
Binghamton, aua.l2, lif. "Washington sr.'
ftMtminierk lber otlPo P 00 4 , *
Greamen, sum' sattsalt "hovels ; - Butter kttives,
for mac by - - • • A. J. WAN'S
4844, - • •
. • Wsihanton ttreet;
1-I.diUturrreel7ll.4!,,b. Zr . 'lll3, 471
LIOLD' Ca - Ulm Nueva y• -
Aul B 4. -.4 1"I
72EDlerEVA101.
-
trur , urm wpst & Ptts, ha bet* dlsaolved by mato , :
.1. al coasezt. " sue t. POST.
„ licrotressi:July 21,184.
Wanted: - •
1000-Ble's 40114%e:4, Cern, Rye. and
Oatehr wlnch_the Market prices will
be paidin Cieh, when delivered atJ. NeKinner?
Mille, it Great - Bend: , I '
i J. D. hIeRINNEY.
L.: Creel Elend e Aug.443, 1851-33W4*.
.
, Entriayell. '
GAME into the inc4aure of the - anhecrihrr 'on
- Sunday the 27th a - yellow cow 'about 8
years old. The owner ban'hava the same by ea&
4 1 °Poo the sibsariber;proving property and talk. -
ing her awity ASA CARLING.
Auburn. Aug. 14, 1851-330 .-
` - Faym 'lat. Salo.
TTHE onbanribor offeri for lde, his farni,
: shun.
ted Stnith Aubdru, Slog . noitaty, um:lcon.
"mining 101:Facrea, with T 5 or lid !tare" under im
iirovement ; and well , fduced, :Manly 'with.otone.
Said.farm has thereon-a log '.houite, framed barn;
and a thrifty ordhard of Fruit trees; and is adjoin.
hig thilarna of Jonas Carter. -
- ..
..,
. 'luaus. liberal. _ For Any ' further information
persons may, inquire of die subscriber, is Rush;
near Mr. Snyder's /late!, of of Lathrop, Bros:,
Mcintrose, . - • -:' i JAMES LOGAN.
. ,
Aug: I 4; 185 1---33wja ' .• '• • -'':
To those who owe Me.
ITAVING.been nimble to attend to my Pro-
JLJL fessioual duties for:nome months, owing to a
long and lingering illuetai, lem COMpelled to calf
on, all those Indebted - to me, either by notes or no
counts, to call at the•store of•Saxii Seymour, iu
',afford village, and settle the same, at their ear
liest nossible coalvalence.
N have left all My notes and • accounts
with Mr Seymour, where they can: be found at
all times. CLARK DICKERMAN
:Harford, Aug 14; 1851-33w1*
E. W. .. Akberaft
, . _
nEALER, in Fore and American .Marble : inch as
hloonments, Tombs., Lleitd-Stouev;Pier and Centre-
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Bale - by the Executrix. -:
- Ward,
Tilt! _ o vt ; l l ,/
j a a b w la real "
esta tow te
43 fpnt: I sed,'Ivill
ba:riold at public vendee or eut•cry ' oil Saturday
the 16th of August .next, et .the Court House in
Afentrose,mfmmencing et thiee o'cleck;;P. M.
'Chu, property will ben divided into three . ..parcels;
visa_ that lying On the east side of the Coehecton
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SO litres in et good state of - cultivation; and under
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chard Mid with a framed dwellingzhonse, shed and
barn; and 'dn . /idyl; favorably, by _the Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, (a
..Erepot Of which is'ex
petted to be upoh or near the premises,) will, be
sold in another parcel. • Aud the . Gray lot," ( so
'called') will forma third parcel in , the tuge. Ev•
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time previously to those desirous of purchasing, by
calling on IVm. Q. Ward, Esti.; or on Gordon
Mosley, Esti:, of New Milford; Terms, one half
cash; the re,ineinder '
secured satisfactorily to the
Executrix, hi two payments, at six and twelve
mouths, with interest,
• SALL Y . WARD, Executrix
New July 2186'1856 . , •
of
MEWS SALES..'... •
[DV' VIRTUE of a writ of Veu. Ex.. issued out
the'Court of Common Pleas of Susonehan
na county, to me directed 'and - delivered, 11_will
expose to public sale, at Court House in Mon
tress, - 01 i Saturday, "August Ifitir„ 185 t, at 1
.o'clocli, p. those two pieces or "parcels of
land, situate, lying and being in the township of
Rush, in the county of Susquehanna, and State
of Pennsylvania, bounded mid described-Os follow'
to' wit : beginning at a stale and stones' center of
Levi - Shoves - lot, thence south 721 degrees east
one hundred and twenty-one perches to a beach ,
tree; thencti north 184 pert:4s' to: it stage and
' stones corner of Alaimo PiclieXelot; thence west
115 perches to a stake and
,stones corner of Levi
Shoves lot thenCe by the satne,south 149 perches
to the place of beginning, containing one'hundred
and nineteen acres and sixty-five perches, more
or less, together with the appalen:truces, m ore
framed house and one 'framed barn, an orchard
and about 2tl acres improved.
Alpo one other tract, boundo and described as
follows, to wit : beginning ut the southwest Cor
ner of a lot surveyed for tVilliam Lathrop, thence
along the western line thereof north 80 perches to
a post: thence south 89 degrees west 119 per
ches to a hemlock tree, in the line of Levi Shoves
lot, thence by the same south 89 perches to a car
tier, thence north 89 degrees east 119 perches to
the piece of beginning containing 593 acres, be
th'e same more or less, together with the uppur-.1
tenatices and about twenty , acres improved.
• Toliert at the suit of S. S.'llulford vs. Allan- I
stou Lung.
ALSO. .
All that certain piece or parcel of laud situate
lying and being. in the township of lessup,.(late
Itush,) in Susquehanna county, bounded and de
scribed ea follows, to wit: begiuning at a peat the
westerly corner of the original_ tract iu.the war ,
restive "Elijah Brown," thence north twenty-three
mid hulf degrees, east about .one hundred and
fifty-six perches to a pest and stones corner, south
eighteen and a half degrees ens: tilting laud occu
pied by Homer Lovely, one,hundred and forty
eight perches to a large hendock corner; thence
by the same land, south twenty-three and a half
degrees, east seveniy-thren perches to a post 'and
stones in the original tract line, and thence nosh
sixty.six and a half degrees, west one hundred and
fifty-five perches to the place of beginning, con
tenting sixty-six acres, be the same more or fess,
being the same tractor parcel of land Which C.
L. Wird by indenture bearing date the twenty.
eighth day of-January, IND, and recorded in the
office for recording Deeds in and ; for said county,_iu Deed &oh No. 12;Pege 683, conveyed to. No-;
thaniel P. Cornwell, together with the appurten
ances and improvement, 2 framed houses, I fram
ed barn 1 orchard and about 40 acres - imp:oved,
late the estate of P. J. Hart. ,
Token in execution at the suit of B. 8..F0x ord.
P.J. Hart.
All that certain' riece or parcel of land situate
ying and being in the township of Leuox in the
county of Susquehanna and state of Pennsylvania,
bounded cad described as follows, to wit: on the
north by lands of Isaac Woodruff mid E. R. Grow,
and. Brothers ; on the east by lands of W. 0. Gard
ner and tVm. Hanley. on the south, by the county'
line between :Susquehanna and Wyoming counties
and ou the west by lands in the warrantee name
of Mathew Brooks and George Kepler, containiug
.161.1 acres more or less. together with the appurteu.
-ances twc framed-houses and about 50 ucres im
proved. . -
Also one other piece or parcel of land in the same
township and eau*, bounded on the North by
land iu the warrantee name of John Dorcey •, ou
the east by land of Grow and Brothers, and Dan
id Pease; on the south by lands of Isaac Wood.
ruff; and on the west by hinds in the warrantee
name. of Andrew Tybout, containing 150 acres
more dr less. '
Also seven other lots, described on a map of re
survey of John Dorcy, warrantee, made by John
Boyle. and numbered on said draft as - follows, to
wit: No. 2 containing 53 acres 150 perches; no.
4 containing 51 acres 90 perches, no. s,containiug
51 acres and 51 perches, no. 6 coutaining 51 times
and 90 perches, no. 7 containing 51 acres and 90
perches, no. 8 containing 51 acres and 90 perches,
no 9 containing 51 acres -and 90 perches, in all
362 acres and 51 perches be the same more or ICU
together trith the appurtenances. , • • .
Taken in execution at the suit of LewisMcNa=
mare vs. Albert Chamberlin altar. de bailie: non,
etc., of Charles Chandler, jr., deed, and Evelina
Chandler, widow and guarditin of Mary A. and
James A. heirs of said decedent.
• ALSO.
All that certain piece or ercel of d ,
lying and being - in the town p ship of lan Rushsituate in the
county of Susquehanna; bounded and described
as follows, to wit : it beitma triangular lot adjoin
ing lands of Caleb Camnilt on the north; on the
south and east by lands of Samuel Walker, and
on the west by tho road' leading front the Ridge
road to Buckingham Stewards and the Wyalusing
Creek, said lot to be run oat io as to contain twen
ty.five_ acres, together with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution' the:Wait of Caleb_ Car
malt rs.'Mablou.G4sS
,
All that certain piecis - oc parcel Of land situate
in the townahlri of Leur.ii in the county of Samna
henna, bounded- and described'as follows, to wit:
on the north by lands of Clark and Coltvell; - east
bv lands of William Hartlek; south by finds of A.
Unckley. - E. ftallsted, and Brown.; and on
the west by lands of 1. Steel 'and John ",E Amu
estate; - containing about ,three bunclredAmea, he
..the same more or less together with the appurten
ances and improvements:Aso log houses and about
thirty acres improved. ' _ .
Takin in execution at ;the nth of M. C. Tyler
cs; Samuel L Hallsted: •
ALSO.
' All that certain piece or parcel. of laud lying
end beink partly in the township of Thotnson,in the
county of Susquehanna_ and partly in the town
ship of Prestos), in thorn:minty of Wayne; bounded
and described all follows, to wit: on, the north oast
by land, of Robert Tenant. on the" south east by
lands of -.:Corduer, on the southwest by lauds of
WilliamJeasup, and on, the northwest by landatif
John %Vatter, containing one hundred and thirty
acres, about forty acres of which are in,the coun
ty...Of Susquebanna'and the iiniainder4tttbeionn
ty of Wayne,' together .with the apporfrnances,
one framed house; one framed barn and about for
ty Imre, Improvedi = _
1 • • ' Taken in execution at !basalt of Robert E Rut&
venand Israel Craieford, jr., doing basing hods?
1 the Son of Enthral if. Co. es.Alvab Mudge, L' '
ALSO./ - ' - -, --: . , :-
1 , All of loasstban'E:' Churebilli Interest, jri „ ell
1 those two pieces or parcels of land situate* ,lying
earl:being in .the township. id Franklin, In -the
"lusty of Eusgoehauts, the first behadeli Dud de.
'scribed asidlloses, to *if;
on thirties:4h by, lona
A rf Simon Parks; - ,as by landoef Charles Follei;
'pith by theisigbwaymut fl..Treverseas- cod treat
hrthe MOTs": 'oOntrOT.ht.llXlleaiciSt.logellsiir
With - the.:apparteiiaheek one tram: beim*, otit
framed tarn, seselranded blee.klasitb shopione or
chard and sibpsit7oaerei irtiorevett' The bpd
hot/pat iiethio tuirthiiiietrdirof Chiiiistlpsvers,
cut by with of Ira Cole► ant* by Wm . Alonzp
WiThlllOty tad west by Inds of Anita Feet and
i "LEGAL =ADVERT _
ISEMENTS.
iSan;iiel Dakar, cow-awing a ' l 6 oll imi3d re d-a •
iicres,"tcigelti r , with "tha appuninanaes and ',kn.-
idoreniania._ tllle JtpnJ batis :dud :about twenty :
bores improved.
Taken In execaiimrat the snit of Edwin Bacon
t.J.• E. Churchill.- - '7l.•!' •
I • By virtue of a writ of -Pi, Fa; all that certain '
piece or parcel of Inuit situate lying and being in
.the township of Dimcick,M thinaanty of itrsque !:
•h an nai bounded and; described as , folio*, to wit :
On the north by•larids of Henry .Babcock; on the
Vast by lands of Jehn Gray and A•Bardiek t - the
South by lands of ,GraGatets—ind en the • west by
• lands of Henry Denuis;oontaluibg 80 acres be the
Game more, or lits;:together *hit the appurtenan.
des ono framed haulm ode, log house, one framed
horn, "one orchard: and abOut acre, improved,,,
late. the caplet of :Honey Osterhout.- • - :••• - •
Taken in eximutten at ; the snit of Lathrop
,Salisbury cs. Henry Osterbout. - r I
.AII that certain - piece or parcel 'of land situate
lying and, be Mg • in • the- township of Springville
the county of Susquehenna,,bounded anddescr ibex!
art follows, sewn:
,on the, north , by-the, road from-
Bpringeilki to flrooklin iims hi ilia Mad Co :Slick..
olsott and the witch and "Wept bY lands : of -A;
Beaidsley, 'containing one half are be the same
:tifore or less, together, With the,
,appiiiienandes, one
framed dwelling heuseand one framed barn.
, Taken in execution at the suit of Spencer
ox es. Polly Headley, with' noilia' La -Clark Burr
fly virtue pf a.ivrit of Lea. Fa.; all those certiki
tracts orpureels of land, 'situate in the township
Of Apoluhoir in the .county .of Stinpiehanuli and.
State of PettusYl% - aniti, and batted bounded Ulld de
tts'followe;, to Wit r° Mkt Of them beginning t
the canter of a ni ne nosetot, hereinafter mentioned
thence north pa tly by John - 1. - yontt r.hd partly
by
Timothy hlltelinn'e land to. a corner of John iCaits'ffl i
land: therm& Weal iiitife - rind by lands o(
Timothy `Crinnin, eighty :perches to
.it'horner ;
thence tmrth by the same; thirty;three. perches
to
ti stake, a corner of John McGrath!s land 'Thence
by the saute west seventy perches too,stak e u car- •
Reaguntrittnil ; thence' smith by,' the same !
thirty-nine peiches to a comer; Metter. sting)). MC
same west Iwoay-five . perches tit a slake a come?'
of tittinuel Milliguiee:' hind ;:thMiCte , tiouth by the.]
same L.Wenly•two perches to another Corner tit said
Milligan's thence east itinetpeight perches:to u
corner Row Road, two called; thence, Ly the Said
road south five degrees,Cust forty.four. perches la
the north.west corner of the said nine acre lot, and . ;
thence - by - the - saute emit SeVetity perches to the
place. of bSginning, containing - Sixty-thr ee acres •
and sevemnmtlis, more or, less, (which kit Nutty
Collins contructedm cenvey to the said John - Mat
thews anti the Said Caleb Earmult having mica tic. -
.edupd paid , the consideration mein thm.efor ut the
renui;a. ufer.,id joint Matthews, the said consident
i ion money is thereby secured • and the said 3 / a rty
Collinnhy indenture dated the twenty:eighth day
olJuituury, inst., intended to he recorded granted
the Same to the sr id John Matthews in • ,
One otherof Mont situated illActolitcon township
aforesaid, hounded as foliates: beginning in the
road lending-front Checouut'to Apulacou,.a corner
of land..fortnerly.tif John Harden, thence by. the •
same north ser.ven; degrees - west one huud ed and '
sixty perches , tots canter,. and north five degrees.
west twenty.ritte Beeches gad a half; theme east
seventy perchesto the lust described lot to a coiner
thereof; thence Pooth itWeitty•one perches. and a'
half to a coiner of lund contracted to John Lyons;
thence west by said John • Lyons - nineteen perches
undid: tenths to a canter; thence'stith seven de
grees euntone hundred andseventy.two perches to'
a maploaapling by the road tettiling,to Apolacon
and thence along the, said routrfifty4wo perches '
tend fire tenths to , the begitining, - ,containing. fifty.
nine acres and lotir;tenthe more or less (being com
plied of two lots or pieN4 of land - which _ &mud
Milligan nod wife by indenture dated the - first day
of November. A.U.1847, recorded in the;
Book
- .No. 16, page 386.4 c., granted unto the said John
Mniiiirwii fee,) together with. thehere‘ditaments
and appurtenatmas, one ehantee, one log barn, and
about tit/ acres improved. • -
Taken is execution at the suit in Caleb .Cannalt
.r . s.Johu3latiheiws. -
• N. GEIZE, Sheriff:
.Sl!eritru.OfTier, 3fouturs' • .
.• -
'July 2:2,1851.
• •
Proclamation.
NIVI-1 %REA:3 the flou„ %woe irlaur.
"President of,ilMConit of Over and Ter
miner. and General Jail Delivery, CoutorQuar:
ter Sessions of the PerMe and Cetirt 'of Conimon
Please and Orphansi Court iii - fino • Eleventh Ju
idieiarDistrict. Composed Of the'Conutiel of Sue
ipietutimit Lazerite Valid .Wyorning ; and
,the
Dons. lit. C Trtdia-and CliligLEJl, TINGLir,
Associate Judges M. Susquehanna Comity,* bare
I honed their precept, hearing date the 39th
,day of
May, in 'the year of Lard, one thousand, eight
htnidred and fifty-one; and to me directed,: for
holding, a court of Oyeradd Terminer and Gett
era! Jail Delivery, n the Dori:nigh of Afootruirei
and County of Smopihannii, on the third-Monday
1 of August nest, (it 6.'ng the lEqh day):
, ticrrsor, is m attEllY:-011VP.:i to the Cormier Jus:.
, titre of the Peaie, dad ginhtfablei of said Coroner,
[of Susquebufma,that,they be then and there. iu
Illicit. proper persons. 'itt two o'clock. in tha after-;,:
1 noon of said day. with their records; Inpiisitio.is,
and'oilier remenitininees, to do thoar ihings.which
[to their dikes appertain to be done. And those,
who are bound by reciignisances against the Pris
titters:that are or sball be in the Jail amid Coun
ty Of Snatitiehanna, are to be theu mid there, to against thero.as will bell's!. " .
Dated at . /tlontrose,:the Oth ,day of July, in the
year of our :Lord, ono thousand, right 'hundred
and fifty-one. '., • -
9.Bwe - ' -
C. GERE, *Sherif
Nevws. -
Joy- to the World.
NOttoee . ' ' 'LAKE 'MON, having idepted the !lady Pay aYs-
T
L
ErTERS of Adiiiinisfratiini - of 'the estate of hottltAuyethirlseriekirse%anto(ll:2s:;77,lovubm
William White, deed., late of the lotwnshillor thstrneve. extensive, and eiteap assortment of Spring.
Auburn, having bien'giturted to the" undersigned; 4°6.1.401:Weft love been seleeted with great eare se to
notice is• hereby giVen 10. all indebtedlo the estate be a uty " t " e , k • of
to call and settle the future with Out deftly . ; cu t •
m • - -
peo;ol4,h3Ving deniandi_ ogitinistr. theiestate:ivilliPtintSiglitil-1.-01;Tti'.1;1yo0,7,7X/Iplyt°lllVea%tii-eILYI;3IL,'
please pr .sent thead, duly attested fitrillettletrient. 'Lawns Is pryd; *Alapaens.ledix a great ratietinietinoet
-W/LLTA Wititt A jr., Adin'n • el " ;111;g0 '"":.' And a gr-3t"tietY- of l.l4l"filess
Auburn, July "Ilthh, • . ; 30 Giv - Good ' l !' -416 ° "ars " t " ck. 01' • -
. . , BONNETS.
,•
(tom s.terties, Ribitinnit Is to IN pr yd. Also Grtiortes,
Itrockery. knots and shoei nr every - desetistione, .Best
prroes ' , ski Merit kinds otproducti.
, litirfOrd, M ay 7, pm. _
GltOOERlEti, /1:0.-1Invanna.(trushed.Powdesed,ams
entree. Sititni, Teas. Soap ; Yeast. , Powdeti, Lemon
lent4`r iie r rr'gtk' n e t t i ;74, t it ( In it O .A. O ap ia :""-
montrr.p,mnyossi • :
,Ly.i.,BB,llkt.supts.
Iteg - fiße - i 9 s Notice.
.
11U13141P NOTICE here b y;-given to
I soits coucertied Ia tkifolloximr,estnies. to wit:
Estate -ofZaA dee'd„ A.
.G. : - • - • ;
••"•Estate.of Ftederlek.W.Vsfloy",
Fred
crick Bailey. Atiuff,":"'
Estato or Leilluel Blnghatii dee'cl.,. Charles'
.Aduer. • • ' • - •
Estate of Alonzo. Catpenter, thailes
Tingley; Adm ' r. ". •
' Estato ofJosiah-I.ordi.
.E4tate of leltaboti Terry, dee'd.; Chatleti and
ItiierTenk, and" aiw. Jones, 4dtp'rs. - -
Estate of Friliteisltieliar4son,
ards. Riehanisito; : i! •- :
-'Estate of StephenTlawley, deed., Elizabeth.
• Wordeu, late. Datel6l, Eetrx.
.Estate of Leonhot Smith,l deed., Justus.
'Knapp Oa. Wui. W. Pride, EX'fB. •
Estate of Giles LetrisAmil., - Asa ILtintnoird
•-•-• -
That the at countantif:lheve .teititeet :ay.;
counts in the Register's office in and for the anew..
ty of Susqueheoutyind that the same Rre.
vented to the j_ndges of the Ori)haue Court of Cud
=Willi, 10
_Montrose, on the .•Itith, chiy , of August
next, for eonfirinetien and 4116*in - c . d.'
Eststo,ofd,oreph tied; Citlith Ceti ;
Eer. - " ' ' -
Rome djyathanierGilbert, tLLNi-ven,
.:That the accuuntatits:hav,e 'Atettlett
/*unto kr the.gegiulor'S Vißce t 'Torthe
coupty of Sitequ'altahuai audibetthi. ening.wil} be
pres4kted before•th litittis or th e: Otthiltri Court
aillfonfrosa,Lo'n Voadarthe 25tit d r ay Of Atikait,
for mfirmatiotke - d4ltossiaSieti.... •
_ _
CH A.III,ESiL -.4llloW,NOtekfatturt
J alr23 18,111 •
glinbrubseribers bane token - the tioptrectellibenti;
X - 10 1 ,ed b 7 bo;nw RAW.
mos. on Minoan Turapiko, wbern . 3 bey aro cAnjlni
on tius Wagcnrinaktnibustutai in &irks bracel6s. -10
*Wein Pron3Pol , attended An, and repairing done net
eVit wOOIC but O.DAY. - 8.0. lc B.D.ll4s4Cgii,
Reflpinitcr,Juse 12,13A1.-2502,,
•
DRY - : . GOODS:". GROCERIEk&e.
Gook. News A ew, •Goodst!
T :
,LYONn tvp:idOig ire nor. recelv,ing
'ea cw o , .onto;land so we say
- aoal people all, novne.buy., things cheapt , ,, < -
All kinds orgoecis and waved - we keep - , ,
'• • - Good scythe sticks; tientiets, take* alid'aolp; -
.rina open, alb tio9krierkUsorrPPec-7. .
.Cotfon and etdree,glota -
ke goot - Lifer all den:talk* • :
ball, crockery, pepper, candle s , ', „- : " •
And sugars von at an Price. • •
10,0; gaiters One Magni% „":
All lints akar** tor deli and poor •
. • , Here's windy. ttatta,anil Ocala of tervoad,
` 11 :4 1 v - az didlik, and ban of lead;
? raksn l i adek iPetailiowinand.weedan jabs,-
And vhalailir..ratireps, noses jam "
Nledcaliecea thit nottade,: •
-• Wall papers, eintbseof inerp - shade; • - '
White muslin' figured, x11110;10, har'd;
Pins: honks said eyes,‘allbv theenni—
These nice new goods and many
All eta:infer cash, we have in store, ' • 5
.`• filtioads.,:thmsgh dailywe've bifert.
• • •Yet still *allay° a' sew' aloud. Akrvt;'.--"
if.o. those whn burmurt quiet claw- . •
Tu the nilliAr.iV.l4ll.4Ma . E?N.
No •
ntrolie;July 3, 1851. ' ""' ' ' 4
olevr Goods . .
• ,
Puluteribers take', bleo.ufo In ,
atinonneing to
A- their tu ttoluers: and the public, that they:hue now
reeolved their eaeonff snooty of •
SUM AIER GOOD'S'.
„ .
'embracing it larger Shnek.ond iriesiei variety than they
bare elite berore kept, and which they offer for - gale on
the usual terms as low estaily. other establishment ha
thlsenanty ' ' O, BENTLEY &
..,Siontrose,lune - • —
B < . lfici - 6;T:and., Poplins. Lawns, and,* great earl..
• , y ot Gross Goods just opened by ' ":
• . DENTLEYAAE.P., ,
RQUERIES, Ihrthtore; (Including Iron and Steels
urever,* chirrlpt(on)stob mare. cometlozelockm. boot
above. Leigh.? etc. , • • -111rNTLRY -
.RAIN - TV 011e,perhattiT
cry. Window Nash, Maas and Putty, a Brett &erne,
vkt, and always oni hand. ' BENTLEY & READ.
ARGIL aesortrimit of Ltraaticiymerre,
ilage, and SuninierGoode, Just received and will
W right by • BENTLEY & READ.
•
i.
•! 1 . . ENTLET
• : litatallie Curative ;•Di. Intehe'e Srate
upport
err. She .I,,ter Unice* end " m
thee eta... Sues; Jayne's
lavalielnea AVarbi Pala ICIller; Delleyx PairiDestroye-r.'
Dr. Townxen!ki Parie4.l,ta&yeoghtee Llthontriptie,
Sehertek'ori Dlpp. ' sh ear..rarer &e. rep-
I gently en hdad -Garslttls 011,Ayers Cberry Pectoral,
Bay Item, Poutre Dertroy. rotExtraet of
Witch Mint' Seep Powder.,!unt ail the other approve,'
Talent 3lnliciuee orthe.thsy. • -
DWlNlNntor.oid..b t
;Junct23. Ttexicri 6. - Rrten. -;
' EXPlPellriellt.R4). 2S - •
plot entwerlber burin made inothei raise has just
• . born in Sow gigrit. Variety or
olmost all klndril eionds. whlrh beweuld most respect
fully Invite his .irlend, and die pnblle :enerally to-notice
andienrern themeelves urrordlogly— a rocd mop. nice.
tbingo, for rho fattra'orjilsi. It C. TYLER.
MonyorrOiroo )0, 285 1. •• • • •
, . Maw Arrival -
pp RA PEST yet i Rice cis., per pooOd, Suzy
V fid, Suleratus 1 'cts.; Candies MI cm, Hos
Raisins 1.2,4 trots. cash, just opened and I D
sale hv LYONS & SON
Fisn soti :rrt—A -aew supply net ,
% - : / a" , rFellinef bY I• ; J. Lions &Box.
July 24th. 31.
•
iu pi;ly of of awl Codfish just opened
sod Menem et•D. R. LATHROP & CO. -
F IRE PrOef jlollsrs
_per hundretis
LATHEoP &
PII CLIPS PThiii --- •nt fine isxleiteni
which hi unclohlitei;ly the best now in Ilse, for tale at.
1). R. LAritsot. & Co's.
IL • FA UTTE
• • • Ifila.• - • •
I ffilirceNDEßplakED, formeriy' . Poremais fM.
finny
.L years
: of the Lafayette purr Millstone Manufactory,'
240 Washington N.Y.,( W. Tfack.Agent,) would int
torus his friends and t he:public in general, that bei has
eatabllelnala..
.11111 tit MILL STONE 31AI1'TJFACTORY
AT
Binghamton -.N Y
n 41Cf•r•;-1: viers'!nnp.Plde n ix irate!,
Atnt if:tildes a share of their patronage.
M ., will bare canstantifon hand a lamestock of French
Burr Mill t.tones. as also a large supply of tsopus and
Kula et , nee..alsO French Burr Blocks; bolting • cloth,
effect, wirei any Planter Paris. ,
The. nadereigned assures his friends' itul itiepublic s
Ord be will faithfully ,• seeuto -all urders• eutrustod to
die earn. not only in quality. but ID piles of articles fur.'
*tithed. and solicits then kind palm:mgr. -
..rders by fetter will be excreted' with as much care.
and as elteapiei as when ~ I, u reliasens are on the spot.—
Millers a ictig Ns art' requeptt dto to l 4 ottd "EMI
lite his etock and R ortManthip. • •
•
J 041.1 IV:SULLIVAN.
!thigh:mitten, July.lB3r. • ' 30 '
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ew
Giqhcrus, summer Clotho, ent'llilnete
varpets, cheep at, Lyons 4r, ettANDLa as.
S'I7OVES 1 . - STOVI;S - !.! •
friiii.;;;;seribLere into; on.pirt ' nenhip
a •in the Prove.'rtu and sheet Iron, business pre pre.
pared to lifted., nny °Mersin their ti n e at .the,shoe
i, test untire TheyflAtter themselves tbatbt giving: siriet
atrea so tention busine.s ami I.or ICOR, Um , tiny vat-have
a nable share ofpublic patronage Their avortment
ofitoves is stood. haring the latest mud mmt Impfm t i
Patterns nmoug which are the Iron-widest., Fulrian....si
stove widen lank the first Premium at the State Fair at
s.yrneuwe 1650.' Pew* Queen:, } T s-qls ',area
Queen enlarged; Neyelone Air TightoPlmenix, do do.
Premium;
,Parlor stoves. box stoves—for COM or wood.
All kinds of Tin rt steno sine and timtuhes, kept on "
hand.—soldnt pricy , * thet. Trill suit. AR kinds of produce
token In pant:mutant, cash notrefu red. Oppn.fte the old
store of 311115401 Kitson.. E. Yilfl 4c WEILSTELL
Montrose, aril), •
r;straye4
r, gom the inrlo: ureof Om üb.rrlhirr. tit the aith
11 P.4 , 10,-Red: COW', ilark.:rfielMilht. tumid, .orith Until
horn.. ooriwroon flodloo filo tame, Will tonfor fovor
by Ica king W. offido, . . GEO:HENRY: , •
•
4 ridopoottr , Arocusts;lllSl.i.-41.21,2.-- -= -
.
-Lase Calif
Abiid)eitivelyl . drterinined qattie up? dig -Printing
Areoontt linnieOldtefiL Tho a indebted, to me will
therefore await thentreirtel of tlfeepportnuity Of tatting
before the expithitihil of= AugnefTetmbfL Court. puttee
ibex with cetti;to be uneder. .1' shell sincerely vegrrt to,
! be eomp.lied to rueany perten.but 4uitl H h inyedit#l#"l
q tint tithing haleneur due noftlionbi ht . rettl,ltotti
without delay. d, Fair vir
r , ikrabiz , tt
Anenet ad 19d1 .. , am; wiremAn4
QilAteg call I
or ntr
MriciNtl AIt,4OIMNDIMIII
•
:Npv • r.
nouriadoti4wA., J;sulii.xstde.' 7
tr ealtOWn4ietl4467Ave4l4Portlt 0•1`4"1"W
T E L :t oks stoitop ! i.a. -
. ,
Tams,
,
'b --7 1' ft!
/PAT by.k.4, Aug pagn r Pale by
W J.:id:0 . 4;115k . , • TinaELL.
===
Mgc=xNEti..UBiliEitrTii - 3;
.'l9o),Dalty MitaittiOlrritirfiers,
ale. .
• •
A nitm or Aro arreaaituataln Bridiewa ter t own) lap
160
atist i rtelou t l nitiloartittandtilitear•l< emu
aoestif .lsoltiattadat good liti l irov m r hr''' •
• Ilia farm dtsigned,ror 40*. unite espal leaf
feedlotreatrhiedartag switakier 'ma winter , : alai ,acre
part of it is watt enetatat. •.< The buildings and le ere
in good cooditfbitand the te a c h
es, abut ore, tie/ o<
and Inaba:* stsonood.J.2liere ate evolarsi biro, p,
the Preitoisst, hes/del.& reanorP, sad cat/terrier t elm,
tor 'cation.' Three O rehardsirineipally pf grafted fruit'
sad ot h il SADlsP*Tri,: t- ,
Bald farce hat a tem pintail. mind del/treble locatina
about' Iwo sidles from ow troit; the Coan ej , teat 'pi us
gneharlnkcountr, and aboattindlea atom the teprett'a
Gapitaltrued,to which-thsroia iPlaahytoidia peo. se a'
of complain:4Bnd Is tem ttavealeat, isetolota scdk
schools, and mechanic/6,• L
.., ,
Also sae tiler Valuable Feria adjedire the' abet
• Weans 200 lltitin of ,whlch'-ltap . acres/ he nedrr, ir• 1/ //L
stadwtlll eof cate/don. itere a ,larye. fret< e
bouire, aed ou t b uil din g, to
large orchard: At la well watered and.;ltaecti and . Stt
rably adopted to dairy purposes,
• Said property tvillle sold on tee:enable tirme; a w e , .
Von of thopprchtiaii roolleyiospreroain apse tond , 4.4.-
3,tortisie to suit the parebtiscr,'
• Application maybe made :person/lily ar br letter 6e
nen. WM. Jeissun or.R. Nivea at Sloatrosa. i. as - .•l•,
eotihty:akid any farther partlctdara thin las; -
-
will be siern..2,3lf.
tt
NI) toner, Aleuperiqr. otjust, roreiye ',")!!
be sold to tilt whol%at hew trui rrt
de by: - ; , • • • 2",
" Vow Ma,..furi
ittoroN,lB6l:•,,
A ilDra , B t i " ,irticie,
Alm.;Elrerrevolng C9,l3igiundi for ralpink ad
and cakes Mtb9e4yeast. ;-`
Also—Sniqi:Powder.-by tbsuseafirtileti fauen .
labor of grasllWg laaaredrpyd Oa *leo , dm, t
CiOth Poi .ale by, . •• A Trlttt
_ anus for balo,
r l tpE .IY.'seritorn will act as agents fbr Eke private
of Real rstats—Fartns, Ifoulasqo“j,ols 419 ca.
ted la Susquehanna ounty, Pa. All who whil To oiler
their property tor sale tangier &onto di4eriptl.ot
theirfartus ot Loh , all follown: ',Number or Bette, bow
madgimpsoved, and how watered; littildlugs; Oreluird.
graftodoi common fruit; oilier frail trees. shed..
trees; how tat nom Ilontrose, and lb. nearer, point to
e depot on the New York fc Erie naliroad; price and
Imo, o r p aptreat. All wtitiwbb 40 sell taparlowe Heat
Estate, will J , leire Prompt attention by , colas on or
addreving• cant Mosinee, Susquehanna cont,iy.'Pn.
frg"tionetyalipefroin Montrose to the prom it 'wires of
chaise.
Offiee on Turnpike' streatA door' west of Outline&
corner. timuyin g Farms end Lanais now niTered for rah,:
No. /,4oaeres,2o hornirod,Fratua 'Louse on :I Darn.
No 9,80 'do 50 ,
Nth 9.100 do 68 do do do
do
Nu. 6.70 do 40. ' \ do do do
No. 6.98 do 95 do do de
N.. 7, Store, Wordlists and Lot.
No.B, 143 seres 7 3lmPtovedo fanned bouts and
No. a. 59,ti - do udo _do do
No. //, -
N 0.10,2 ;do • do do do
340. do do do and fe
100 aeres7o itoprosed,franted hose.. Igoe bank
200 dO tiO
N 0.14, 50 do 50 do (PO do do
No. 15,188 do 60 do' . do do do
N 0.17.100 do 75 do ,do do
N 0.18,112 do 80 do, do do io
No• 19, 200 do 150 do do do d o
N 0.20,145 do 100 de do do • do
No. 2/,190 do 120 do do do de
N 0,22, SOX do 45 do du do
N 0.29, 45 do 30 - do de do, do
No: 21, 292 do •45 d. do . . do
N 0.25. 125 do 100 do ite. d o
No. V 3,196 do 140 do do
N 0.28, I/ *ono gord sew mill sod dwellins. go
N . 29, 134aeree,90 itoproved,frame hou,4lod Lens
No. 30,175 do 100 " "• • ••
No. 21,135 do 95 44 4. II
N 0.32,180 do 133 " " "
No. 93. 160 Vdo 60 it i• ••
No. 34.150:d0 100 o
aL G.
N 0.36. 300 •do 1/0 •• •• ••
No. 87, , 190,d0 ' 144 •i " •
No, 83, 170 do 100 ••
No. 89 175 do on du. Ida au do
No. 40 80 do 49 in do d0,...d e
SO r 4 o o 0 4.0 11•1
-'=No • 138 do 65 do do do de.
No. 45 800 do 200 do do - do do.
N 0.46, 120 nitwit 80 impfured,trante house and hats
and
-grist tool.- •
No. 47 200 do 170 do do do do
N.ll.—Persitas desiring te porches,. sure o% the shoes
I.7giving the umbel can obtain a Nfld.:fel - 1141.n
ALFRED HAurtm.
Unnt • E O. EASCOCI.:
roso, P%, Metober.lBso.-44tf. •
i t eady.alude:LClothing.:.'
ALABOR assurtisini'of lategt styles. just r4oh e.l
` and for sale it - a "Mall advance for t,:ody yey
"tore next door to Judge Tyler's. • 'BOOTS,and BU•n .
A new end good assortment of Men's Boots. coon.. as
u..ir add 'Morocco Sten's sboti,—.R'oman's
COMVe end - rive—Misses, Boys tusd.ghlldren's sLoie; !IL,*
largest lot In tarn and probably. the elmaiest m.eesed
slime the fire'. . ' ' • • •
.
Alta s -Etadletrps. '
A new supply and ond assortmenk
. .
OROOkI9.'
A general aicortment oiSchoOl'Bonkr, embracing
my variety aced in the Schools and; Academies tbrc tab.
out this region: Bibles, a great variety - k nuday
Books—Blank Account- Books—P.M end '.3lcn-oret da
Books, and a hirge assortmcarot allscellontous bast ~.
WALL PAPER—et new e uPplf of neat patterns port I t
(Mind. Cap road Letterlapari of the trrst many: 'tot
the R.em or Quire. Staple and:Baucy,,,StatlonerY.
goodaccortment. • Inks, In Elate • Bend/ ton
fen, fen, Quills, Pens,l l latches,Vombr, Erhlng Tackle,
eats, lien's Rocks. Buspenders,Bhirts etc.-
Sti - gar, cotrOe r and Teas A small stock. but *rst those who cant a
good article of Black tea, int well as ptrL.Nt
do well t o give me a talk.
A re* Trunks •
For Sale..,rr. pee drear below Judge Tyleen,:
menceneel June IR. 1851: - GEO'. STI.LER
aa)lilear- CORt -
Coruer of Court and Workington rta,
PllF.Subscriber takes pleasure In ' announcing to lb
A:public, that in eansiriaorice of We battiosto
bestowed upon-this establishzent the poet year; be bar
eternJn~dVenn goo tty to continuo:the btieiness Wag.
hamton.: The stook compliers every little sad quality or
Crocltery in general use, far Table and Toilet Vt a a
and 'lithe sold in *et ts Or by the single 'articlo.- 'Also, a
'tide* of
CHINA TEA SETTS, DINNER WARE.
arid Taney aiticlesOnich' i i Fruit Baskets, bard'slosiils.
Colognellottbro,l'asti4 tottellier with a Dore alt 14"
*Pio Flt consisting of cut , pressedl.4
plain Tumblers, Goblets,-IThiee,-Derrotn Nal
o; Fruit s,
Dishes. Napples Pit ehers,- Vandlest lea arn
s, I purEprelo
Jan, Tinctureiottlei, Lump Globei co i l P • t ait
sites. its.' Also Constantly •on band; en rose: ri afar . t: or
Spirit, Lard, Sobir,'isrt ermebene Loo.ro,- Atilt &pi:-
doles; and DidlLaoterns Also a how, lot of 1 ' '
• LOOKING:GLASSES, .
Winilow,SDader., Tea Trays; Castori: • Ttaolit Matte;
eed.'flonbin silver and Brittannia Table Ond tea tpoi.o..
Tab!. Cuttiery, 'dec., all pf wldeb wilt be sold any lust
Crish;:With &antler for buoluere.:atid - uoi
initttag iitteidlop t 6 the 'anti , of his cast , niers. tbe
ilOstoert. hopes tow* thacontinaed patronage at lbw'
community,. • ' "P.I. OTE#ACRE,AP-nt
Binghamton:May • ' • "ba
:.prow coastain-rsiT....a.rviuse
4N OFFERINds. this zinuehf celantied 44Kr-a
, to the public, the, SuloW ribern nOcnts'nt fully,oulio it ,
n candid exinnittitinn no to ins meths. .Ao rar int
onpiTinTity overall other springs ; lest Wows . .=tt hi.
have tritiqi them' brar - witnent, and the inbOrti
. bent are' willing - ta abide' bY' the: deniafon. It bon
been carefully,texaniined- hy.ltnrnilAFeik n;., tool
by theni ebeerfullytecnmtnended .10.1 hr
Asarriuffe can be built with there tipringo tisetin.
6r ;150 - lbs. listliteri mina tinnible and for - etioo it so
lot equalled ;11l any apringlo now"in - -
Manufaeturni by
•SPROOT, BURRO ‘V.9. &CO..
. .
•••
•-• • - bake, Sutititt., Ctuniv, Pa.
• Antorro.-- L: Fl.' & &twn.. • ' '
Notice: • • •
t.ub:errb:7s would inform their Mende and ens,
towero,:that.notoithitandan t thotr-ststere Auiso; by
the tatictire, they have obtained the bulldog T. not l ocruliisd y
114 Mean*. Latbmp. nearly LapOsite lOWA .
Man, where they ars receiving ir - trioluenpply of rod*
Novo New York, wlttch tor - ether oink - thin. old *as -
red titan the Ore. niveSthem tinito' 'neberal nonce itrn%
W which they, hope top, enabledto' !crap d. • teat,-
[ill tinny.) them to a - call:natty nit. ready tia".. 'MR..114).
JILS) et, our to 1 heir customers that are hula t Mies to
B. vr IL eii)re ed,, that pigmy - eta
ate feta/Wont tnnst taste their'ereionfi:rditt
insill. the onto means they-hare keeti uti.thelr,
t n triPnd in mull. low friend indetd,"
and Tin IntinetVottheir Neill to wanted on Sy
li,eayre wehster r andkr the
,tists..ar -&
Webitet, abopiittlaintow the brlekteuso; k.mt • • -
.rore. atay_211.11351,.- - Po,
- New - Arrangement t -
,
Extetisie ehair-an d Fittnitria E;fat
WM. w.BStlin ik; koio now folkw eoml teed
theft arrangemento tor anannlaelAuing aad ke
tog entnitantly ou Outdid! and ovary kind of Munk alai
Furniture, mnnufacturcd cut at the - beet yosfliy of 3.1 . .
Black Walnut. ilkple. Cbcro. *LTV nairr. Tara
bor, studio Ow Waikato' moat durably manner. #tiorog
tho artialea which they intend to a ecp on l,aad, Wok*
tdorder;ani Mahn/soy; Illackivainut. arm, tiid 31*-,
Pia Braraali t a, Aildeßkarla,Hoorelltiesr, Look ICs woo Oro,
tie, CON. FiOr, and ober Tables; lazuli of 'racy am
tidy' sarajkitosicesopirana, Ottolanni4 AO. Finicilead4.
Drill ic Inda at vies, owl 4 of Nitivaity, tioiL Wok out, Cberly.akd Mitido.
dbso,-tazakoxint7csingklriiiknOOFnain4 lifiktur
luphs. sod rapt, Chotri,,of over,xyas4oty ova ithwtp
ototWiiichtherhowodoW (*land: Inicnnlatkocir,
yA 1 1 11110 44 " 111 "#if 0 30 ° Y4?- 04 '
tar n kukinghtant a Ta Nkantifillnin4ol44toin(lMl
oak kninicnicaikakkonconnotggclunantat •.f
"Onnticaur wkiels'anntitsupply - aVerr Today arkkatoc..,
Mkt Torah ace, naidasteirtba *Ambit atJVAo l 4 4 . l tetio ,
ewes Aar sucti atgnlea, thottiooto mows with Blircink
patron sal eneduragirmant.
• ALUM 13141 TM
ROUT. A santik
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