116 Wonderful
ni Rem:wee& of
- Califora.
find in looking ova the files of Cal
ifogii, [miters, that some new and hitherto
miderelopecl.iesotiretS are coesttintly 'being
wei ght to light in that wonderful country.
grst,..says the Alta: ealifdfnia. the pro 7
&dons \of that country were bides, then
& ta me gold, and although she was - a,
te r valuable country 'owing to her gold
It f,,s, yet her soil was of course !mr and
chrodative because of its mineral char
jet: Hut gradually we find that grapes,
v i e s fruits, and huge and most delicious
vegetables are tbe alinAst spontaneous pro
bons of her miserable soil. A little la
a bear of elegant marble ledges, of
.„; te quarries, of icksilver mnes,,of
e g a i dl ;nies. Wo liste q n u among the i moan
nine and we hear a hundred waterfalls,
wane merely for the mill to turn out with
titold magic the richest fabrics. On ex
omation some say that the soil of a large
lion of the State and climate also are
sbir.ably adapted to the growth of the very
ando Fram ice and nite, to
tsiebates an orange
from the Indianscarce
ly removed front the brute, to the most re-
fined and elicately constitut mind . fro
t te canne d to the steam palace,
ed
whose vari
-
ous s aloons are soft with velvet ; they are
allfound in this ill-understood and' ill-ap
preciated California of ours.
The very .last production, however, is
found to he nutmegs, which are found
rov ing very finely on the hills of that
s ta te. The Sacramento papers say that
astonishingly fine specimens of nutmeg have
been discovered. Gov. Bigler says be saw
a large quantity of them growing last sum
mer. What a profound opinion that was
of D an i e l Webster's, when he said that all
;he territory sought to be acquired iron;
Nalco was not worth a dollar
DESTRECTITE FIRE IN NEIV HAVEN.-
Yesterday afternoon about half-past four
e'clock, while a severe storm of rain and
sleet, ace. mpaided by a high north-east
trial w as raciivr c , a fire was discovered in
the academ.. building of Mr. Wm. H. Rus- \
sell on Wooster Square, which, with one or
two buildings attached, was .entirely des
troyed, with most of the contents.
lessell -was in the upper , school
room, with aboht 25 boys, whom it was
bond impossible to pass out of the door,
en account of the dense smoke, and Mr.
Russell was obliged to lower the boys out
of the second story windows, through one
of which be also escaped.
The academy contained two libraries of
valuable books, which were nil lost, as were
also abut thirty carbines need by the
scholars, and many other articles of much
value. Had it not been that the roufs of
the adjacent buildings were - covered with I
snow, a terrible confligratim, must have
resulted.
A young man named George P. Sanford;
chile attempting to rescue some articles
ci badly barnt. but his injuries are not
to prove fatal.
The buildings • (which were owned by
Kesnrs S. arid T. French, ) as well as the
article; which they contained, were insured,
tblagh we do not learn to what extent.—
Set Harem Journal Tuesday,
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. IN THE UNITED
FIVES - According to the statistics col
leted for Swords Almanac, just published
in Philadelphia, the number of Dioceses in
this country, of the Protestant Evi,cnpal
Lunch, is twenty-nine ; bishops, thirty
three; prie - sts and deacons, one thousand
five hundred and seventy-two; whole num
ber of clergy, one thousand six hundred
and fire; deaths of clergy the year past,
; ordinations—deacohs, forty-nine;
prirsts, sixty-six candidates for orders in
fifteen dioce , es.onc hundred and fo ty-five;
ennninnnicants in twenty-six dioceses.sixty
seven thousand two hundred ; Sunday.
School scholars in menty-two dicZeeses, for
ty ihonsand five hundred and seven ; con
tributions to church objects in twenty-ftve
diocese!, $330,533 01.
Jury List.
Jamar.ry Term, 1852.
GRAND JURORS. •
..4polaeon—.Anson Fox.
- &auk/Lin—James L. Adams, George
Clappun, Daniel Tewksbury. Asa Fish.
Bridgewater—John Harrington.
Clifford—J. M. Chittenden.
DiTaock—George W. Lewis.
Great Bend—Samuel Finch.
Harmony—David A. Benson, E. S. ,
Groterant.
Herrick— Ziba Burns.
Lathrop—Stoddard Mick.
Lenox—J.lh n Buck, Jr., Hand Pow
,
en, Warren M. Tingley.
'Ltherty—Tirnnthy Ross.
Middletown—Patrick Smith.
'Montrose—John F. Duumore, Alexan
der Smith, Jr.
Bash—Joseph Mrheeler.
_Silver Lae—Enos T. Howard, Cain
Mahoney.
Thomson —Alvah Mudge.
SZAVETISE .717110T2*.
Apolacon--David Buffum, Edward _
Cremsie, John Dugan.
Auburn—Thomas J. Sherwood, James
Ty!er, Philip Swackkammer.
Bridgewatcr.-IYilliam Chamberlin, D.
II Coon, Robert Kent, Israel Yonne, H.
W. Allen. Daniel C. Meeker.
Brood - kit—Horace Thayer, Benjamin
F. Saunders.
Choconut-3lichael Donly 3d.
Clifford--Rufns Burritt, George Cone,
Ellely Crandal. M. p. Stewart.
'Dirnork—Oliver Heald, O. G. Hemp.
steel
Triendssille—D: IV. Glidden.
',Forest Lalre-41. N. Breivster, John
iisnan„ Luther Kellum.
Gibson—Ezekiel Barnes,. William 'T.
Case, Justin M. Gillett, Joel Steenback;
Thadeus Whitney. i
,Great Ber.d—Abel Sherman.
E arford—Charles Tingley, William 31.
;landing; Arta Sweet.
Har mony—Tose,* Jameson,
I lerrick—Walter: F. Herrick.
Jackson _-Nathaniel Aldrich, Arnold
1 4 1 e 1 1, Sheffield Mattison, Jr.
J essup—Nelson Bolles. Ezekiel Maine,
&las Smith.
L 4 hnnp—Joba Squires, G. L. Teteks
kq
4 Le noz--.Ritharel V. Benjamin, Eliska
'1 ,
ley, Garry law, John D. Terrell, .fame's
ltruldletwOn-4rederfcli Tagiark Mi
chael Vi r tOcia, • ThoTas ...Harney
Keenan.. "- • 1
fflontroPe:.-W. B. Deans. 1-
Newllli/ford--Norminmoot;--!Tracy
Haden, Levi S. Page. Ansel . Perkins:
,Rusk—Williainlloodwin, Albert
F Shadduck: Isaac Hancock.
Silver Lake'—:Timothy Murphy, ; Pat.
click Fitzierald, Janies Whdon.
Sprinzoille—Matheiv Gordinier r Oliier
Lathrop, - James Marshall. . • -
Thomson-S. N. Brdoks, Josiah Ben
nett.
*TkOse names in Italic are for second
week.
TRIAL LIST-Second
Commonticalth vs. Whitman, Appeal - .
Whitman vs. Whitman. In Case.
Pardons vs. Nowtori,l In pebt:
Loomis vs. Kellogg, Feigned Issue. .
Bank of Susq. Co. 178. Sa. John,'ln Caie;,
School D. S. Lake vs. %ban, et al; Tres:
Gunmere vs. Bennett Bei. Fa, .1
Churchill va. Webster, Trespass,
Green vs. Guernaey, Ejebtment..
Green vs. Wartrous. et. tit.. Ejectment. 1:
l'homaa.vs. Young, In Debt. 1
Parrish vs..Seamans, Ejectment.
Jameson vs. Brock, eta", Ejectment. -
Mogg, Adm'r vs. Vely',.Ex'r, in Case.
Cope - vs. Hancock, EjeCtment.l - '
Wells & Chittenden vs. Sw - eet;_ Attaciet.
Slocum vs. Sweet, Attachmentl
Howard. Adm'r vs. Rease, Trespass.
Roses' Trustees vs. Gaige, Ejectment.
Biddle vs. Howard, Ejectment.
Smith vs. Bird, McKinney and Barnes,Ap
Daily vs: Rne, Treapass.
Ward vs. Vanhousen, Ejectment.. .
N...rds vs. Warner & Easter, Trespass.
Drinker et. al. vs. White - Ejectment.
" vs. Gates,: "
Cope vs, Roberts, „ "
Brundage vs. Milford & Owego T. R. Co.
In Case. -1-'• -
Democratic County Convention.
->=T
At a-meeting of the County Central Corn
tnittee, convened at the House of Wirt K.
Hatch, in the Borough of Montrose, on Satur
day the 27th day of December ult., pursuant
to a notice, for the purpose oficallingi and giv
ing notice of a County Convention; t 6 be held
at the Court House, on the evening of the 4th
Monday of JANUARY inst., (it being the 26th
day.) After having chosen a Chairtnan and
'Secretary,the following named g,eutleinen were
appointed Committees to give notice of and
superintend the election of delegate-4,in their
several election districts, on Saturda)' the 24th
4:14 of January, between the hours of four and
sik P. M. Convention to be held Monday:
evening, 2d week of January Court.
Auburn—Thomas Adams, Edward Dawson,
Patrick Donlin.
Apolw:on—Hang Barney, Timothy Griffin;
L. Beebe.
Bridgewater—M. K. 13011, Wm. Gardimr;
Edwin 11111.
Brooklyt—Baniel-Torry,l E. G._ IVilliams
Wm. L. Richardson. ; •
Choco,nut—Michael Kane, Jr.. David Sherer,
Francis Quinn.
Cliford—John_ Baker, Thomas Burdick, S.
G. Oram.
Dimock—James 0. 8u11.2111, Chas. S. !Gil
bert, C.. 1, Lathrop.
Dundaff—Sidney B. Wells, George Cone;
E. P. Phinney. -
Forest Lake—H. N. Brewster, Stanley Tut=
reel, Thomas Meehan. '
Franklin—Alonzo Williams, Rufus Smith,
H. L Blowers. .
FriendsrWe--Chas. Campbell,lWm. Robbe,
Calvin Leet.
Gibson—G. S. Ames, 'Doha Smiley, it.
Tattle. ' '
Great Bend—Franklin Lusk, David Thomas,
J. C. Fish.
HarMony—Henry Day, Richard A. Webb,
Levi Weed:ill.
-Hanford—Lorin T. Farrar, Liban Capron,,
Amasa Chase. _ , :I
Herrick—Walter Lyon, 'Stall:mei Dimoek,
Almon Spoor.
lkson—Alonzo Bryant, Daniel Farrar, DI
B. Wheaton.
j iessup—A. B. Lathrop, . .I.C.:Sherrnan Th'e,
odore Shay.
Lathrop- : - Seth Bisbee, G. S. Tewksbury,
E. N. Lord.
Lenoir--Qarles Conrad, J. H. Marcey, El
sha re I. - • °
Liberty—David 0. Torten, Anson Beeman
Daniel Adam§.' ,
illidNetown—F. P. Holllste.r, Riaard
Donnell, B. L. Canfield: - •
Muntrose—M2C. Tyler, Wm. K. Hatch, S.
Crossman.. . '
New. Jli/foid.—tiliot "Aldrich, 'Janina W.
pelkonp, E. - S. Page. • • • '
L Shervrood,-.Erastas Maynard,
Josiah Ellis. •
Silver Lake—Timottly Nurphy, M. D. Gaigi3
Dennis Sullivan. -
Springville—Justus Knapp, Amos Williams
Samuel Sutton, Ir. -
Thomson—DL T. Whitney. _ Chester Stod
dard, Ebenezer Messentrer.
O. G. HEMPSTED, Chairman.
Wm. J. tormax, Secretary.
Notice.
• The Congtegational Church in garford, hav-
Mg been closed for some months to be'repaie.
ed and remodeled, will be re-opened for public
worship on Thursday the 29th instant; with
service appropriate to such, en occasion; Ber
vicei Will commence at 11 o'clock i. A
general invitation to attend is given to per
sons residing in the place or neighboring .01V11£1,
Donation •
, .
The friends.of the Itev._ B. ltfcCanazir
will make him a Donation Visit, #t• hitt resi
dence in Great Bend, on Thar/gay-afternoon
and evenin,, ,, , the 22dinst ant January 1.5, .
xvolirp
In Jessup; Lnuari 1g41;t5 J. W. Stnith;Esq.,
Mr. DAVJD L DEivEtts to 11118i3Enttrzr Sinn
ell of Jessup. 1
In BroOklyn; ofi the 811ilnat, by Rev.:J. B.
Gilrodn, Mr. ANSEL STEltinq) tollisolticnta
KENT: all .
of Brooklyn. .; -= • •
Op Tuesday evening, eit 6th inst., by
1. B. MeCrearh Mr. M4asit au, L. .&lames of
Kirkwood, N.Y., to Nisi Manahan', &ugh
ter of Vr. .3 Griffm; of Oreltßend, Pa;
rra COPARTNERSHIP .11 erdefereettemek ander
A. the name and Rem-of Sisk &Throe)), le the zsprese
bnehteee on the L. &W.l3,:iL a ts this dayAlbseahreet by
nintnel cement. j.JAMLi3 BUZ.'
.5en.1,11241. • ' . •-• . B THROop,..
P. S.—The btudisess .edit ',hereafter be .rai l.. Vamp ft Co. , Orßee mhertheinene., •„ *tr
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LostPTWEENIthe store of Malley & Read and
U the residenee of F. B. Streeter, Esq, on the af
ternoon of ilia 9th inst., a steel bead purse, con
taining between Allem' and twenty dollars in mo
ney. The finder will be liberally rewarded by
leaving said purse and contents at the Store of
Abel Turrell.
Montrose, Jan. 15, 1859.
SHEET MUSIC ,at
January 15.
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Executor's Notice.
T irrEftS: Testamentary on the Estate of SIMON
SAUK, late of franiiiia, deed., having been granted
to the subscriber, notleells hereby given to all huh hied
to the estate to call andsettle the same without delay,
and all persons having demands against the' estate will
preterit them duly attested for settlement. a.
Jau.14,18.i2. 2da BAWL Ir. TIUXESDELL.
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1 , lit C. Tyler,•: .
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TNEALSRLY DRY GOODS, Eiroeeries.Crockery, Dua
l.; warn, Tinware, Ebb, Oils, Fluid, Fronts, &c. ac.;
also pays cash for all kinds of Shipping Furs. Store Prat
below the Court iIDUZIS. ..
Wanted,
Mar:VG Court Weeks, by the 8 etlibel% IC 00 e:M
-.IJ tomer!, to SriPLY with fresh Teas, Tobacco of all
kinds, Ilroadelotkrs at F ew .York prices; also, neatly all
kinds of Goods, constantly being received, and will be
sold at the harestfigurei far cash fcc.; and also wanted,
any quantity:of cash on notes and old accounts.
Montrose, Jan. 14,1551. . C. fiff,Elt.
. .
I 6 0 0 FEE-r Wanted,.
ivood Ileteloek Lure - er, salted to or
der, and delivered at Montrose
Jan. IS. 'ls32. ABEL TIIRRELL.
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To ail whom it may Coneerl.
44 IGNED,late Cutter to and for Meesrs.
T Sehnity & Co., Military Tailors of Burlington St.
Bond, Lendon,lurving arrived In Montrose. is ready pre.
pared to cut garments Fall and Spring fashions, French
and Englivh, tint forget tin:g American. Call and see.at
Mr. Singleton's private residence, next door to 'Squire
Case's, Main 'st Montrose. Tailors taught the recent
Improved ar ; t. oteutting. Terms liberal. '
ter WM.?. WYATT.
Islotace.
T '
pi:inscriber is anxious fora settlement of his coo-
coVnts, and persons who have amounts standing
from one to four years, are earnestly roquestad - to tome
and settle the Mine immediately. 11. J. WEIID.
Montrone, Jemmy 1D,185... •
LOU It los sale at the store of Li .J. WEBB
J: Montrose, January 10,1852.
Business Notice.
iur -5: W 11,90.1 would respectfully request ell. hay
. 1341. log unsettled accounts with him, to call and ad
just the sante,
'The Mercantile bitchiest( will be conllnned at his old
stand, under the firm of M. S. Wilson 4. Son. They
Intend to keep a general variety. and will ever be ready
and thankful to accommodate those 'who favor ; them
with a call. They will keep on hand a huge stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, sand ,
ardiarn , e,
Particular attentlon will ho given to this-branch of
theh lossineui, to beep a full assortment.. "Carpenters,
l3lackstnitliSJllarnesS, Carriage, neat and Shoe makers,
will all find the articles they want. -
Moots,Ettees;eusd the materials to make them of kept
on band by 1". 31.8.-WILSON it EON.
Montrose, 3an.'1,1852. • - lyltt
_ : ____Adminietirator's Notice:-
xxx.r.frl4 of Adminirtietion of the estote of. Area
.1.4 'TAYSIDE , 11110 of Hayford, deceased, baying been
granted to the undersigned, notice Is hereby given le
all indebted to the estate to call and settle thessme antis.
out delay. and all. personahating demands ageinst the
estate trill please present tbeni duly attested for settle
inset.. • • . - q.1401.711N0LE . Y; Adze's.
Harford, 8,1852 . . UFO.
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WOODRUFF'S ACADEMY-
Dimock" Susquehano Coutag, Pennsgrana
i Winter Term of . this Institution will open far like
rfecepilan of students on Wednesday, thS.l4th day
Of January: under the direct supervision 4:lf air: WIL
MID P. OlBlit,N, with all the competent substance ne
cessety.
. The advantSges of this institution, with Mart to 10.
entity, healttertn influences sender is one ,ef the
most desirable to parerdinhe wish to send their children
&Lowlier instruction.
Every ft (dittywililbeafordedbythe , inhabitants for
the accommodation of studeatsfrum abroad..
Thesesdemic year la divided into four terms of twelve
weeks "esen—st vacation of one week issitnedLately sue.
Ten4s of Tuition.
The sttaes of the primary Department, per
Common deadende,.per ten, . - 8 00
Higher needende, . do _ . • = 400
Classical,' • do • - 6 at
In •
Deb."%thttqptheibranch•6 ' , -,600
fa. Goodboard nosy 'be obtained 10'41 00, s_toel
Dieniel9,27ty peeember,lBsl. - - ltf
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gdministrator's :Mice; •."--
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AR E i v i e t nkrilfTthe - h i t the
e t e p te o t irl i a l t rryr e i l l
Inning Attu Vented to the nodegigneds =Aloe le here.
by. give. to all indebted to the estate to ceU And settle
the samewithont ileley, end el/ OereccA barring demand,
Sodnat the estate trill please present theta duly Attest
idler eottletneot, -,TAS.'A.O
DIIAN K E LEY. f
MILIIO
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- !Hear' Te!'-Hear
personiiiiidetrted' to ttio subloribet are re-
JCX, g r eeted tOinlike Osytoeut speedily--attesst
pfdrao lat of rebruary,next. • • • •
. • - - • BLACK/IfAlkt.
Deoembet 3,1'851, - &2W4
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.I.4 .k v e r K ro A tall VVA a ll t Iltur C ittaf °" A r De giu p t ot a N d 7 16al
ti t :D t talcA lviin l* l . -
Decembei IESI. ' •
p, N. C.
roduab n et anscdt,undred UWbelr . ti"beat Brea, and
fer which cash slit be paid.
. PIERSON.
Carbondale, November 21,186 t. 821,16
4NTA4NING 170 acres, 33 mites west Baudart,
• A Estrus for Sstii. '-
C:125 acres delved arid feaced, well watered, and. the
balance Well timbered. Hieelleat fruit. Call on Rapti.
alet Welts oa • the, prendseaor on 8; U. PIERSON, Car
bondale. . - - '• - • Una
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HORRIBLE!
Man with,hisThioatent
J 3 OT he did it himself, the Barber bad nothing to , do
No men ever heard of such a thing- being
done byi the Barber, white the Newspapers art fait of
instanceit of men doing It themselves. A racer is lidatez
goons thing, and none but, an. experienced workma n should be allowed to handle it. Everyman: should/link
of this, and sot trust to himself for ne ono can tell what
may happen to - him.' Now if you never
-tench ocelot
you wiltnever. cut yourth oat with Itf.so just call on
CHARLES TILMAN, Darber fr, Hair Dresser. In Searle's
building, next door to Postoillce, who will shave you as
smooth as a new born hobo. CILUtLES TILHAN.• •
_ Montrose, Dec.-16,1851, 50tf
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rirllß United States of Aafterlea t conschius of their
glorious calling, sent a vestal to distant Turkey to
break the chains by which the mightiest despots of flu
; rope fettered the activity of the illustriutis exiled IN&
garian chief, whose very tame disturbed the proud cc
amity of their slumber. Go le now the nation's guest.
lie comes tc , rouse mar sympathy and ask our ald,for
his people and their came. In view of the Kossuth ex.
cltement, and other considerations which more directly
concern ourselves, •lie late film of 'Drs. J. At'. ',le D. F.
Brundage is dissolved by mutual consent. It has be
come necessary "positively" to Close up the affairs of
our old Books, which hare been trans one to sixteen
years standing; and would respectfully beg leave to call
the attention of all those indebted, to a settlement 'et
the same without further notice or delay. The notes
and hooks may be found In the honda of 3. W. Brun
dage for a short time. Payment con be made to -either
of the tate partners. . J. W: BRUNDAGE.
Gibson, Jan. 1,1862. ' D. P. BUUNDAG B.
' Dr. D. IP.'llriandage respectfully asks leave to tender
his sincere thanks to the citizens of Fusquelninna, Lu
cerne, Wnyna and Wyoming coduties for theft' very lib
eral patronage. and mony proofs of friendship. Ile do.
signs a•permanent residence 'fit Gibson. and., may be
found, as usual ; at the old office of Drs. J. W. Jt D.P.
Brundage, when not professionally eneaged.
82m2 t D. F. BRUNDAGE.
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SHIPPING PUBS.
HE subscriber will pay .cash for all 'good prime lFoz, Mink, Martin,. Otter, Fisher and
skins, at fair priees,aud although Goon and Musk
rat are very low this year in; tnarket, yet he will
bay them in trade or part cash at what they aro
worth.
211. C. TYLER.
' Montrose, Dec. 1. '5l. •
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NOTICE.
rpAREN from the house of the subscriber, on
-L or about the 4th .of lktay last, an Account
Book; containing about three hundred: dollars,
($300) of accounts, cud a number of notes
and receipts of a considerable amount', also a
counterfeit detector, containing all the names
presidente and caehie,s of all the banks in the Uni
ted States. A number of other articles Inlssing.
Whoever will return said property to the subscri
ber shall be liberally rewarded, and receive the
thanks of the subsctiber Also, this is to forbid
any preen min any accounts or notes payable
to me to any other person, except myself or wife.
JAMES Afc DONA LD.
La'nesboro, Dec. 3,1851. 40t1
NOTICE.
rrITE Notes and Accounts of the late firm of
Jl_ Eldred & Newcomb ate iu the hands of A.
Chamberlin, Esq., for collection. and unless set
tled before) the first of January they will be sued
iudiscritniniately. G. IL ELDRED.
Dec. 1N 18.51. 51w4
TURRELL'S
ITuriapike' Notice.
NoncE is hereby given to the Stochhoid
ere of the Brooklyn and Lenox Turnpike
'Road CompsKv that the animal meeting of the
Stockholders of said company will be held at the
house of Grow and Brotbaws. in- Lenox on the
first Monday in January nett, at one o'clhek r. at.
(.stltv.3] E. R. GROW, President.
To the on. the Judges of the Court of Quar
ter Sessions qf the Peace, in andforthe Coun
ty of 'Susquehanna:
THE Petition of Enoch Chambers, of the Dorn'
I of Bandar in said county, respectfully repre
sents, that he is provided with suitable convenien
ces to keep a Grocery in the Borough aforesaid ;
and that it is his intention to apply to the next
Court of Quarter Seesions to be hoiden in and
for said county on the third. Monday of January
next, for a license to keep a Grocery, and to sell
strong beer, ail, or other liquors', according, to the
act of - Assembly of 14th of April, A D. 1851.
• ENOCH :17HA7IBERS..
Duriclaff, Dec, 17, 18.51. &Iw4
To the Hun. the Judges of tile Court of Quar
ter. Sessions of the Peace, in and for the Co un-
AN'usquehanna.:
littE petition of Merriman & Patrick of the Be
-1 ro' of. Montrose in said county, respectfully rep.
resents, that they are provided with suitable can
veniences to keep a Grocery in the Borough afore
said ; and that it is their intention to apply to the
next COurt of Quarter Ses , ions to beholden its and
for laid county on the third monday of January
next, for a license to keep a GroCery, and .to sell
strong beer, ate, or other liquots, according to the
act of Assembly of 14th April, A. rt. 1851.
MERMAN & / i ATIIICE.
Montrose, ree.2.3,1151. 62x11
7o the Hon.:the Judges of the Cour/ .of Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the cou*.
tg if Susquehanna: I
THE petition of Benjamin Glidden of the Euro'
; of Friendsville in raid 'county, respectfully rep
resents, that he is provided With suitable couve
thence!' to keep a grocery in the borough aforesaid,
and ttiat it is his intention to apply to the next
Court' of Quarter Sessions to be, holden ittid for
said county on the , third monday of January next,
for a license to keep a grocery, and to sell strong
beer, ale, or other liquors, according to the . act of
Assembly of 14th April, A. n. 1851,
Fr2eplnill!~ Dee. 23,1851,
,
To the lion. the Judges of the Court o f -Quar
ter Sessioris of the Peace, in and for the wan.
ty Susquehaniza : •
finiE petition of Issas' N. flullarii"of the borough
1 of Montrose in said coriuty, respeetfolly repre
sents; thatire is provided with suitable cosrveiliess
ass to keep a grocery in the borongk aforesaid;
and that it is his intention to apply in the next
Cunrt of Quarter Sessions to be holden in and for
said countyou the third monday of January next,
for a license to keep a grocery, and to "sell strong
beer, ale, or other liquors, according to the act - of
Assembly - o1 14th. April, At n. 1851.
• • • • ; " • - I: N. BULL AND.
Montrose, Dieember '
,52w4
. ,
MBE onclersigned,tin Auditor appoilited bythe
Orphatea Codit of Susquehanna county to
Make distribution of the assets remaining in the
b r ands of D. Oakley and Elizabeth. Greenwood,
Executors of the last will and teinainent of Aaron
Greenwood, deceased, Will attendso ilia duties of
that appointlient at the office of. 8.. 5. Bentley ,
,Estil. in Mtn rose, on Friday the 16th day afiau.
nary nest, at 2 o'clock tt it.; at which time and
place ail persona interested will - present their
claims before' me-!! or be'ebarred from coming in
for a sharp bt assets." " , .
L. F. FITCII, Auditor
Dee. 19, 1854 .
_ • .
'.. 1 EW 'AR R IVA Li':
.
ler baolplt ceteittfil new and . sapetlor
1.1. • assortment of - - .„
. wall and NVinter Gonds4.: "
aelallai an eiegant walleye Laillea Dro/11doode, Win
t er L o ng ghtme, new Okylo- Bonnet Ribbons; Winter
Cape,Staplepoode tee.. et the most dedmblo /Vito,
lad eli,havlng been purelateed at , the late PASie pintoes,
*III be sold enstenallylow.
. rely 6'ept.ll9, - • -
Kossuth Has 'Come,
D.
62w4
Auditor's .Notice:
Sheriff-4
,Ttnirvin",e f Writs of,•.Vfn: Ex. issued I nut of
_LP the Ciore of Coanntin Peaspf Silva4Bn=
ne.county. anti to me direted,l iszpcnse 'to
Ptiblic Safe it the tonic fir Montrostian
Saturday, Januar3r, 17441852i' at one o'cl:ocklr.
a., all that
,certain piece ospircel oflaiatisilnate
'in the .township if Clifford, in Sin county or. Sus
quehiannu, boondeirtiticf: described as - , follnweilci
wit: On the north byp tanda
er, east by lands of Thames Buidink r en the sea&
by lands of , Alatisori /Whited, and Oil the siest;by
lands of,Stirripel. T....Ouile t toutainiug 40 acrea, tin
the-same thorn or lesa, together with ittir.iipptif
tinances,nne trained on& framed
barn, one Clothing Shrip, one ortiraid, and , aback
18 acres iniprotied, late the estate of ThoritaiM.
Ustick and Samuel O. 'Nfantaniiy, • ,
Taken in eaccution at the suit of M.
Co. against - Thomas M. Umiak ana Sarni:re!' C.
Mantaney: . • ;
ALSO,
:An - that certain piece or parcel of land,`eittrate,
lYingTand being in the township Of Bpringillle, in
the coititty of Suegucheinse, and State of Penney!.
"rabbi; bouitiled ',and described. as follows, to Wit :
Otrthe Mirth by the t oed• leading: from Spring
valet.," Brooklyn. on rho, east by Abe road leading
-toßieltolsoti, raid the - south, awl west byi lands
ef-A-Dtiardsley, centaining rme.hulf, acre,- be the
seine mote or lees, together - with 'the appurienan.
cea, ono frump& dwelling house, one framed bern,
and all improved, lute the estate of. Polly Wadley.
• • Taken in execution at the suit of Calvin Leet,
to the' use of Henry hl. Pierce; against Polly
Medley; with notice to Clerk Eltirr; T. T.l
• ! - ...p. M. GERD, tato Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, 'Montrose. (..
Dec: 15, 1851. '5 .
Midriff" 13 . Sales.
- Dy virtue of a writ of Veit. Ez. issued out of
.the Court of Common Pleat of Stramiehaima
county and to me directed, expolse.to pub.;
iIC Buie . at the Court ffonseln . Montroseion.,satur•
day. he 17th ofJunuttry next,,at one o'clock e.
—4ll that certain piece or parcel of land r aiittatc,
lying and being in the towachip of Rush, )11 the
county of Susqueliatinn . and. State 'of Peunitylva
nia,bounded and described as follows, to wit :.011
the north by lands of.'C. Cowell; on the east by
hinds of L. Vanhaay.m, on the south, by lands of
L.ll. Avrest, and on 'the west by lands of; Wm. I
Blaltesley; containing fifty - acres, bet they same
more or less, together with the appurtenances,
one framed house end cue framed barn anctabout
fifteen acres iMproved f late tho estate of Csrps.W.
clomstoell.
• • 1
Taken in exscutiori nt the suit of John Cottrell
a2aiwit Cyrus W. Comstock.. - 1 • "
l'' - ' ALSO. • .. . ;
All that certain piece or...parcel of land, situate
in the township of Jeokson, dan:) , of Suseuehnn.
-nu and Slate of Pennsylvania, boudded and des
; cribed as follows, to wit: On the north hiy.jauds
of John Griffis, ou the east by . land of Widow
Boughton, add on the south bud WeEl. by lands of
Lewis Marsh, containing 3 .acres, be the same
more or less; togethef with the appurtenances, 1
savi•Unill and 'all improved. -
Taken in execution at the salt of B. T. Young
against Nettle: fie Hill. ; ' 1
ALSO, i
By virtue of a writ of Ler. Fa...issued our] di
rected as ahore. 1 wit/ expose to public sale it the
same time and place, all that certain tract or pur.
eel of land situate in the township of Lenex, in
the county of Susquehanna and State - of Pennsyl
vania, and butted, bounded . and described. as fol l
lows, to wit: Beginning at a post and stones the
south-west corner of Robert Paisley's:warratitee; -
nottli one degree east, one hundred and ten perch.
es to a post and 'gotten; thence partl 'by a fi ns of
John Brundage, jf.'s land, south one degree west
forty•five perehea to a post and stone ; thende by
the same south eighty-nine degrees eastsixttienj
and five • tenth perches to a post ands nes; thence
partly by a line No. 16, south one degree west six.
ty•five perches to a post and stones ; and thence
north eighty-nine degrees west one hundred and
; eighteen perches to the place of beginning; con.
,taining seventy-nine acres, and one hundred and
:seventeen perches, together with the appurtenan
ces, one frame house, one log barn, one-log house,
and forty acres improved.
Taken in execution at-thesuit of Albert Chum
berlin,Administrater de bolds km of Ghtt's.Ghan
dler, jr., deceased, against Isaac Woodruff.- -1 -
G. B..BLDRED, Shuiiir ,
Sheriff's office, Montroge, Z
De -- e. 14, 1651.
•
• PROCLAMATIONS. '.
Suequelurnna County as. : :, .
BENJAMLV•IV. Vlach ln the Court of Co mm on.
vs. Pleas of said County, of
CATUARItie %oft. August '1.1851, N0. , 138.
To Catharine Virgil: Whereas, a Subpmua
in Divorce was issued to August Terrn,ilBsl.
which was duly returned non eat inve7tits, and
thereon an alias Suhpcena was issued 'in said
cause returnable to Nov. Term, 1851, upon' tho
return of which, proof was made to the said, Court
that the said Catharine Virg,ll could not Lei found
in my Bailiwick.
This notice is therefore to require you to appear
before the Judges of the said Court, on the third
Monday of, January nest. to answer raid com
plaint, &c. - C. Al. GERE, late Sheriff.
. Sheriff's office, Montrose, / • '
Dec. 6, .1851. •1
—.. • ;
EUSQUEITANNA COINTY 88. , -• 1 ' cts,
Andrew spearbeck In the. Court of Common
vs.. - Pleas of said CotintY:of Au-
Minerva Spe arbeck gust Term; 1851, 'No. 96. '
To Minerva Spearbeck : ' Yi'hereat, a'Subpcn - I
na in Divorce was issuedito -August Term, 1851,1
which •was duly returned non est inventits, - and
thereon, en alias Subpmna was. issued in -said
cause returnable to Nuv. Term; 1851, tiiirin the
return" of which proof was made to 'Said Conti 1
that said Minerva Spearbeck could not be found
in my Bailiwick. i ,' : ' .- i . —. !
This notice is therefore to require yea I to ap
pear before the Judges of . the sMo:tem:in:on the,
third Monday of Jaitnery - next, to . aniiiver said
complaint. C. M. GEHL', late'Sbetirt.
Sheriffs office. Montrose;' • • - -
Dec. 6, 1851. - •
SUSQUEII oiliNA: COUNTY SS
Thomas Hoover lathe Court . of Common Plena
ye. .•., ' of said Manly, of- August T.,
'Mariba HOover,
.1854 No. 186. ' ' ''
To Afariba. Hoover:. Wherias; a Subpcutut in
Divorce was issued to August TennilBsl, which
was duly , retunied
_nos est inaesstesi;ind.thereon
an alias Subpceua wile issued in said cause,
.re
turnable
. to Nov. Torrn; 1851, upon the !atom- of
which proof was ntedelts the Cann that the
aaid ftleriba Hoover co uld Dot - be toundiir - my
Bailiwick. ' ' . ' '..- -
This notice_ is therefore. to requireloti to ap.
pear before the iudgetof esid Cotirtisn.the , third
Monday of Jattuary. nextOci - answer* laid, colo r
plaint, 4.e. G. 13, ELDRSD,Slieriff. •
Sheriff's office )Wontrose, .
Dee, 9, Wt. 49w6
Register's . Notice. 4
PUBUC NOTI, CE ie hereby given to all :per.
sone coucernectin the following cakes, to wit:
Estate of Edward -Mann, deceased, it.
Whitney and-J. W, Adm'i's . ;
Estate of Oliver Weititirby,dee'd.Luke
WtiatiterbY, ' • ?
Eqate of, Nathan Lailtroi•, dee'd ,
Cat harine-Gaylard, late Let itroit,'Ager.;;,,
Estate of CU:tenet, Slade, unticir o SY
,
3. Terrell, Guardian ; ,
That -the'riceduntents' hisis settfe4 their, ac
counts in the Ttegister's olnee niut for:the coun
ty of. Susquehanna. eud that tije 'rime' will:be
presented to the Judges of the Orphans' (loud of
Bald conaty.ili Montrose, aritho )916 day of
n'ezt, fortenfirrnetion.end
•:- ' j..LANaillaNi Register; -
Register's office, Dec. 24,
~,
Turnpike Itetiee. - -i ,
HE antival meeting of the -Stoc Wars of
T
the Lenox and liarnmor_Tonrripikei Road
O/vasty bohold'at hotuieOfJoet !Steen,
bank, m -Gibeon . townshfpont Monday ilie:tifth
day of Jannary next, at ten o'clock a . . !matelot
ono pertion to Serve is ,Prjseitteitti•one Secretary,
one 'treasurer-and sit amens : gem to servo the en.
going year."- . lly orderer the
SO,v3i BENT.' COMFORT. 15eitittay:_;
- ...:THE.',RO . AILTO,,...IiTULTH - ,,,' L - i;Z:- - tratii_ .Otit.ll , ll I ,_i. , Xiiiniiil: :-..4.L ,
b. there' that guarantees to'-'ini .'cam pster i tty AtAltie Ifie,w4Wkrhitax RalellNievil
- loOret o m i t , : - 4 jU4 deCtiwln ' ilra ' ' thaw I"Stlf The ! Rabscriliii his ligill d Vara N Y
and.idaorot youth, nothing. Then the question is,how -..", .. -. resum e
~ . ~ N. Y .
shell that be obtained , And seethed: - .Wire bared where 'he (mind the p ot p i e at nothea.anii would%
COLIgh. C,01(1,. Ural:4lll4 Aaiun; Catartho Pleudsg, itifOrm hie triendriOtriPiht Paislie at:w.r...thg.
!Diluents, Or Roarsenioir, or nut other aut , ictioss or the ha t - Lod , as ete l enewen4l. ,_
___
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_,
ov- ellest, , Yot :will end, in Ore thrower's . . .• "X. ww!! own . 1 .. Igloo!.
MOUND. , .igitUt.of pLOOD.ROOT, a sure mature towing prices Mut iioatlY, ter chili:MO as aid ear.
remedy, or if yotiralutiren aroafillsted wit* 1:hoi or newt of What ;why/ends to- ifa .. wtho. *if o.' z 'o s i,.
napping gouge, nolletter tomedlsootitielociol• /AO* ling, weinid Saythif be .:Will,: sell . lila Peed*. frortk+l
Pads byre heen reeled - with lt,attpertideatse or us
„,,,,a fi fe - to - lei Per tint Chia - err thin Ow here !heal
i doetiratobtl3htlrerikellattWrinseghk.6.7'o"ll"*"?rthetteta:./oriaore4l.affi beyond
i ' idiltth f lo •;dlifiitiai fir cash: , hat ; Woad licit
! 'or th e Lange, The - mots of Blood R o ot as • retoodi cor di ally invite all•hia old - etatornenc*ndt'anisgy ,
L belneet,beeitteAlous itillusw.iiitteosalone hoo body ohm) after having looked through , the . .wilfr- •
I kept It somewhat Gout general:layer, buy I flatter
t Wadi: that the Odra combination Is perfect: axle that ket!tiietal! and 1 , 1 . 1 4 - ilf 11 . 1 tai ! - :ir be'
~m iiis W . 01.. Wert)"
[ its am, viu mearetrlendswitorevia yieofferml - totre hie •assettaseat le general. awrieiet t p it - i o . v i e d v a t...•
imil sbtepoillinbilti,', , ..- - • •,':' : . . Dry Goods, MeV which May •lie hind - . Yearhita l l
- A troao! to Voriiiraii%4 alit to 'Midianite Your
and other .Brea4-,ziotha, Ladies ; Dm* t•Goods; . ;
I moditioar to louse your cares, perplexities, altd•olio. , - .
ties, whkii Ido by fort/1,1,1140 w 7 , nr tender 'MN= print!, detains", braptifel silk warp., and, - 0 4,,, x ,*„..:
!a remedy tor thdr illa that is adapted to Shale, pains, &tie tuils'ailk lace, and other tielle;•liagrr,
ties,iritoat thalami •or eonwatiencits from rrolt4loo sheeting , splendid bath eauoh yarsiiiic.'oke`,/,.e;
chino with opiatee,'so destnretire and detrimental t , ~e t, b eet Teas, At ar i , .cmois, c loses ;evi,„,i
scrosany thentands ofearrams. wrioaatongst y on bat 121
feels ter the suffering infant , where cries are AM. _only, rice; Threble relined audeoda italeratatio TateirtilV
Indleation'ot Its suffeting,writhitrg with pattietrom obol-' e
io iron and mee k -cutley, , riab, ~ Galli:, lopeff ;al
gre*
• isamated.from mairbom or .diamitary, suffering.
, at nervous iritation often soaps) Bona teethlog— coils; " ,
.
rouider . and shot; Boats and.
,Shises .
oftenbrought to death's dorm from cholera Intentuta Oil and molasses. BMWs. Robes;!Leithakike.e •
us
, and every tit whose from bat nousishnirat 'manning!, be would add; that!' he retnerribers'ind shall; With '
! I haio seen all of these cored in a day 'almost, by a . -
grotilnde • Move - .who 'beep' :45end. really . 11 - ril
remedy :that.] brivettera foryaars in Palming. in , ire
__ „,_ „
„ dem i" p r a c ti ce a:warty twenty Jean =duo' offer friends ay ! pitying:zoo PaYstm tto too/,0gr000.-ooloi
it to yon under the true Tonne at .. 'Pr. Thro•nor to those whia never Pay let Lim its . sill 4mpithihipt
say theta is bad litho coming ~• • - . ~,t.
INFANT_ RESTORnIVX ilDd ta OTHER% amp....
When tbl, rtmedybas been used, It boo mot arise no. , ,
...
.„ .
..
..,_ .:., , , . lc if rrve:;f4 . ~-
hounded rarer, and as yon value your Own comfort or
,__
N0v.,.,... ... ''' *,'"*".." ' , 1.,
the irolfareor you/darling fiats, I ask you to else it II .5100t10.0-N/311 IOW:
trial, and rin wilt say. truly tn, itiOtatudf, it fa the --'---......_____
d , Hotbeds Relief." ; '' ' - ' - ' '
Worms* are alto produetive.of great tor.`ore to uldb I
dren years, sytoploms of wlttell every pa
rent ta aware, sni where sulspeetedi ft Is their duty to
exterminate them as speedily as posrible,jthich can be
done only a few doses Throop's WORM PDF.
SOR,which Is beyond coartaritert, with any Vermin:km
ofthe day. It will destro 1 them ; and the very small
dese;nutkestit necePtable tp the ehlittlien that dicHke
medicines of any kind.- Ft Is a happy compound of
harmless vegetable medicines, that - In their eorabins
tion, prOduee wonderful vegeta upon those filthy intim
ders of theta amen syldem- f •-
•
,If you are - matTerlng - frOmi derangement' of the Mom
eels; Lirer, --- or, Rowels; you have Fever, headache, sour
nomads,. or heart•bprp, flatuleney,: costivenerg, and
Many other unpleamiat symptoms, for their entire relief
you bevel:Mir to take.- few doses of "Dr. -Throop , s
ItILLIOUS PILL S," 'end you have a cure. They act
upon' disease by re:noting the -cause, restoring the - sc.
cretions, of all ,the organs of the .body and health Is
the 'coesequence. " ; '• •
To those afflicted with sore, weak, or Inflamed eyes;
I furnish you-also a temedy that has Mood, the. test of
years'of experience, and restated the most cases when
every other remedy known had fatßed,Dr. Throopls EYE
WATER. These comprise the list of Dr. Throop's ;Del;
• estici Ifedieinve,thet should be in the hands of ell-cry
buttes keepers...ass good eereedrearraYs rersli,aud whicia
ouly•req nixes a trial to insure Oven a place.
Al rents' Iliantria.eßentlerft. Read; Montrose t.
I c•Orand"r & Co.. Rush; Ilf. - flouthwell. Ruch ;R . 0. -
Writ:lit Middletown ; B. Glldded. Friendoville; P. 31.
Rasher.. Jessup; Renck - trey & Monfort; ttrackney: •;-
J. S. TILASD ELL, general Agent, Forest Laite.• • -
Jan.ll, 1130-Iyl • ' '
, . . DENTAL SURGERY 4
ri b. VIRGIL' l'endois his' professional ser
avices to the citizens of Montrose and vicinity
among whom be proposer. to . locate •its %stover
Desvurr. 'lt will be his endeavor to the- best of
his ability to serve those .who may lever him with .
their patronage. lie does not propose so to cheap
en the profession as to lower its dignity, or pro
yoke the; charge of IncomPetency, but knowing
that the high priceaof Dentistry deter many who
very much-need its', benefits, but feel too poor to
parches. them, he dues mopes° io consider the
circumstances of individuate and charge accor
dingly. Sincerely hones that none, however
limited their means, will let the opportanily slip
of purchasing for a little money so'great a benefit.
llo%v. many weeks end months of bitter, sleepless
agony, might - be prevented by a little timely at
tention to the Teeth. .Why! the whole earth
is filled with groans from toothache ; -almost
every fataili this dire spectre-pain holds its nights
long vigils - • And. Is there 'no remedy?; 0 yes,
eels one, nave et pulled Doee.that save it No
Wettest: forever! Does that prevent, the decal',
paid. endless of inherit '
No, it is but the certain harbinger of their like
rate. Gan nothing then bedone to relieve and
saves Yee, nine-tenths of all this misery and loss
might be prevented by a seasonable applicationto
the Dentist. Make it a point td have your teeth
carefully examin ed at least once a Year, and as
soon as a cavity makes its appearance, have it well
filled and zrim.visaged toothache - will net haunt
your night slumbers, be assured. Dr. Y. will es
teem it a pleasure to wait on you at any time
between the henry of 9 A. M.: and 5 P. M., at tits
Office in Odd Yellow's Hall. corner of Chestnut
a nd Turnpike etteete. Work warranted. --
411.)1T;t03 a. Oct. 25th, 1851, 45, 3m
New BOoi and Shoe StOre• •
REELEIIit & STODDARD. - • -
THE new firt&of - Keeler & Stoddard bait+
opened a Boot and Shoe store on Main street,
first door below thsßriels corner in, which. they
offer for sale ' • ;
The Largest Asitirtment -
of Boots, Shoes end liedinge,at the lowest price;
• _ IN MQNTROSE. .
We sell:for ready pay acid email profits
, .
The citizens or the yillage and cohntry are tee
spectrally invited to call 'at a real genuine Boot
and Rime store where Mots and 'shoes are Sold hi
et-Jul of Beer and Oysters.
Keep It before the People, •
That we have a fall assortment among which we
enumerate:
• Mens Cork sate Water proof ticiedijaue ter Hun.
garians,-cult half sole and pump twits; -Kip half
I.s ol e bout.; thick boots, calf, kip and cowhide bro...
guns, Over shire, etc. . .
Youths Calf, Kipand cowhide bootayboyst thick
toots, etc. •
' - Ladiee French' ehatinet Granary,. patent Fax
welt Gaiters, enainaTed'arid Kid Polkas, enameled
front lace Polkas; kid and goat Jma .Cases,
New York tied, eseelsioni, Jenny Linda Rosette's,
kid _ties, robbers,.etc.. . • . .
.. . ,
Misses goat and' calf Lace bootit, ll .lenny . . Lind's
enameled Polkas, Dutch boots, etc. -
Children.' ha ttonshoes, gout and enameled face
boots, Gaiters, Dawning's. etc. • ' -
Among oar, Findings we ofror French calf skins,
Oak and Hemlock' , tanned Calf sisins..Morocco,
pink and - white lining . skine, red, blae, maroon,
Roanft, Binding, •rtirper feather, oak end hemlock
wileleather, pep,z,nc nail. ; !parables, heel ball,
webbing, etc.-- • - •
N. ft., Work made to order and repairing neat
ly done.
New Milford Shawl.and Dress
Goods. Emporium. • -
T_T BURRITT to again in market ,with anew
1.1.41 and enlarged stock of Wintrir long and
square Shawls di' Ladies dress Goods of nets - and
splendid patterns and pricis retraced still lower; as
the city mush panic tells mail the market.- - And
including also his general Implies for, the Fell dir•
Winter trade in Dry.Gonds, ;Groceries., crockery ;
flendware; Iron & Nails, Hats and. Winter. Caps,
Minuets, ffrtfruln liebes.:Bacits Shoes. Staves
etc. ete:all which he - will pelf-an hla`tisastliberal
terms and at prices.that :cannot be•, beat for cub;
Product. or ,approved credit. , f
N. B. Flournad Sail constantly an hand. '
New Milford Oct: 11:151-44tf
Auditor's. Notice:
THE uudersigind, appointed by the Cmort.to re
f. port : a distribution Of .the asiseM.ivi the"hands of
Charles Tingley; Admoihitratrir of the-estate' of
Alonzo Carpenter, dicaaecd.:—"also to distribute the
proceeds arising from the-Sheriff's ealeeof the tint
estate of. Chas... Chandler, - dec'd., and of. the real
estate of Lafayette Trowbridge, herebrgiyes no.
tide that he' will attend to .the duties GI
Ointment, hi the ebtive teimed"crises respeethirly,
at his office in Montrose, on Friday the 16th day
'
Jaztuary.nefttetst. one- tichick sr., at which
time all persons Interested are rcquirrd to present
eir claims of be debarred tram coniing ppan said
funds.. "'" W141. - 3,'Tl RRELL, Auditor;
1831.' •• 31,11
SHIP AHOY!
A S some have supposed that . I -was - ntiout' to
IlLleave Montroie. from thy selling off goods at
auction. I take this method lb correct , . such Idea%
and would say that the- business 1011, be. carried
on all except that, if a man wishes td buy
anything in my knit theymin patitieeo -'do it -IS.
per neat. cheaper than'they have evet &mar it
this place. confine,: my trade principally
to Watches and by buying low for, cash I cart
and mill sell lower thin, any man in this
In two`weeks I will haves" full - liattruitetti•
kik!' Of Sine &ail easefully repi red atitrwattim.
-Amongst the numerous shopii= in this place
don't forget .the True oasis the place tabu) , nheap
Tunmike,st. in the CandY . abut).
` Itoutrosai Do. 30; '" ' ,48tf •
Thelate . lit Neitni By'k). tette
frilE subscribe's would luiorin their frieride and:
1.. the public ia genital, that they have juitlikti
turned from Nev York with a huge and esatisiltrr i
stock of GOODS, embracin g every' article itigte
- BOOT &SHOE
that is"called fie in this market ; Imivigig
made arrangements with'the atinitiliteteret ter for
ward additional' supplies:l - , whenever ;ivanted, anal
at such prices a's rill enable as to sclPmuch,kov•tt
er than everiiefore sold iii Montrose., .Beingptacr.
tieul sho.entakera, - our opinion is that vy n e knits!, the.,
events owe people belti;e:than theta'
other htiMes... - i -We would therefore deem items;
necessary to say, instead of giving le-list -of mirk:
and pritesohat „ ..;
Compction 4 delled;' I
; • Inipection solicited: `; ,
-;• • Andeatiafacqou gnaran tied f' 1-1 f
ttliPOUTAirr TO4llooll,llBWz*
We keep also on hind hemlock tainted
er French-arid Atnerican, Celt" moreccit
Linings, Bindings, Shoe.nails.
Shoe-knave ,S Peg-float., . Ilimmers,,.EncepAri
Riulte, Teats, Kit and French Shod Toots cif every,
descriptiou, Boat CrimpB, W 614 Sil4e•thread;l4lot
Webb, //Ver./talk - Blacking; &e.
choemakersare respectfully solicited. to eigam.ll
iue onrstock berm' purchasing. ai Out took and
filidlngi titian Selected by one, who anderittandst
the business. Storiditectly oposite - Reittlis
Don't forget the place. - . .•• „ .
The imbscriher Oould alsc; thank his nurnerotiar
friends for the liberariiitionage he - httel'reebivid
torthelau four ' yearo, hoping that he may kill
merit a share of their patronage .as he intends to
keep his Eatiug Saloon and Grocery as heretofore,
Sept: I ffe—ti 'A. Al EItEIMAN..
,
Sprout's _Combined = Carriegut''.'
• - , sprit tgat ,y -,•
T N OFFERING .. this • arm*. celebratert spun to the public the Subscribgrs respectfully solicif
u candid examination es to ite merited . -rAs.
superiority over oil other springs, let theee'reliti:
have tested them; bear witiress;end the r subieti
beta ate willing to"nbidebY the
,decision. It heal
been carefully examined by men Sof' scienec e ind
by them cheerfully recommended to the
A carriage can be built with theseßpringsoheap.F.
or.; 50 lbs. lighter, - more'durable and for easstAls
not equalled btany plop now in *use. •
All Springs warranted. IllaritifatturerlbiL l '':.,
. SPROUT; BURROWS, 41s CO.; r• , '•
. -. Elk Lake, Sumfa. county...pa:
AoEsmr- 7 L: B. & A Sen9trr. i . ‘.- 27 , 4 f. •-
• OODET-S - LADY'S .13001 t, ''
- • FOR 1852. w.: -•-
INCR}iASI OF. READING-AtATTER::-.!.
rrEIE LADY''s BOOR for the _ensalni-yotr.
1 win pretest many novel features suited tam,
advancing demands of the public 'taste:, It' hal:
ever been the - object of the publisher to take that
lead among the popularklagazines of this country'
and the, host of imitators who hoot been constant,.
ly after him in vain'--nro,
ficient to attest his brilliant success; . •
•
To the magazine alone- we Must look 'for the
effusions della:master minds of Literature,. • Ai,
delta' will be published from all the best America
writers mato and female.
frodey's Lady'Sßook for'Januiry. will contain
in addition to the numerous beautiful Engraviiiii
thiee of which aracolored,l'aii additional quantity
of reading. by. American- itothate.':Ther" tent of
thousands of , notices that we. have Crowther
contemporary press establish the fact that, it:fie
the ' ' • , •
-Moss Magnideen . t Perio' World
Goday's reliable- Fashion Plates 'Monthly, serittt f
full descriptione—berdes chitchat upon the Faith.
ions every month ; giving fultexplanaticum of fro
erythiug new in , the FathionablerWerrd.
Our Iliodel cottages. This is a department pe
calk:atom own, and thateatity arid utility of our
medals has everywhere been acknowledied
_ Poo- one "Itatossli--Wer have Undoubted-Rev
aeipts, Model,Cottases, Model" Cottage Faraitum.
Patterns for Window curtains, Crotchet work;
Knittint, Netting, Patcherork,', crotchet 'filmier
work, Lace Collar Children's and ItiGinia
clothes, capes, cspa, , chemisetes—in fines elvelle
thing that can t ioterest a 1ady,.614 its appr o ..
priate plaCe in her Own Book.' : , ,•,„ t
Atfrinne._'
- I copy one year s3.' copieloneYeles4:: I
copy two years $5. Five copies one yeas '810:
I copy five , years $10:•. , 10 eopiew oneyeas - 4 2 0e
and one extra copy to the peison getting-11p
Adiren ' GOOEY; - '
- - /13 Chettntit Street,
Godey'a • Ladfre
,llook •eital• lb,• Montrowir
Democrat one year, for
. 83 50,", .
• 7 To 'the''
ADEL TI lllRELLlnut.jast - tettnaeil Data the
c,ity Of New York, with a large and deairabli
assortment Ot• s • •
;1.•
be sold very low forca:ll,or ready pay,
The stock' is composed or a first rate assortmentg
Drugs;Afedicines„ Chetacals,
_Dye-Stars, Groceries, Glas sware spoons; spoons; - '
Speetacle*, Inatrttinentir;
, - 4 !" Yankei. - Nations, , and" '
. ALSO, • • •
• •: Dry Goods,' 1
ware, Stortettap•
''lllirrorsi",Stationeiy • 1 rticke?l,-.„
• Miidical Instritients; PerfutoerY s. ,
Trusiel, Stippoitenti, Shoiddei-Bnici*;:' 4
Shcies,- Camphine, Bdritine Flad;
Clocks; Watches, JeWalryi
.regular read Phylidian will be iu. - constant
atteueauee to assist araiting .Opoo.,costoyn no s
All persons wtsfrltrO toparchasis Drava, Otwellt, la,
any of the /Amid defaminents, Wilt Ma thitle Inc
tereatspritintotedilyeatliiiit first-at war
Variety Store of ABEL TURILEjjj.:;
htellWisetrilove /8,5;.
A
Auditor s' Notice; • -
TIRE undersigned haiiiiiheen appointed:4Al.
I , Orphan's Coq,. Satiptehittinet• county art'
Auditor. to haVe steering on ilia alerinioniftlielf
to the Mmitnatraterea account of Asa, Nemen*
Administrator of Giles Lewis, dtia`d.; also to natltt
dittiributioe'ef the. aorta in the heads of A.,alip. fr
berlitt; Aditinistrator Pielah Lora.
inn* the" creditrint' thei-solifdeelideut. baratri- 7
gives settee that; he wlll,attend •to the. datisear
said oPPeiotmeat, in the above , Mimed' tilalit reel
opeetively. at the office of J. T. iquhq4i.Epq.i.Ak
Montrose, oa . Eitatudey the Pith day of Jinwi t y
next; et Valiecroak .r. al4 at which tirai acid Data,
altrreebi intimated are toquired'lit prier — sit th at':
a l ms or dpheirtidirom corniest neuatilitathus
U. ' *Am,.
iesi: - : , Stori,
(lOW' MAINS of al lyfibit l • tsmta DE.101,101.-. l
,ATmt,.
f,
A. id ERRIM A;
P. W. PATRICK.