-TILE DEMOCRAT.
poirrnal!ir svivAirs:7 1.1412;:'
neantil and the Dawn.
said unto the dawn--" Why art thou bright::,` .
With amber glair, end tints °filmy NIA!)
eettitt Itettiemeht- , ss - atetniurg inir
ilWity *oath ;ri:tit thit
311Y,Pairr • :
reality andatonic: . ye inicktiantat
floea lads yew tinter and Si yoar. aides away
- Tbatattonsadom not t"
TdecTe myßo,l the Dann itiplied risk tiiiith 1
In - aniber 'giant and niseate.splendorbright.• I
6 A
_ o' 4 di hue/ reiojeg to'bitirraicil
two - M k nor Eno*, Watt &Withal? bitthem
thlt moon ordainecticp shine
- Made *pee adi thrit f u d fadint Oleniloinine;r.
; Therefore Tmonm not ?"
Nl* misa!Virepiked the beatittenits:Atata;
Xtifitthe:iptini time of youth dotd; lad,
peceidle nuitit tate' mast hid it fade sOast,t.:'
Re *he lii plumtige on the bird.bestitol,-,., :1 -
Whogiyes—mnd titen-4hereolottiofthei ibis;
Ic Qim I. l rstst tootiriiitot r
Letter• from = a tiberiam
_ •
.
The following letter is from a negro who
'formerly,resided in ibis State, and gives
Aimee further intereating,intelligence re
speOticg_, Liberia. . Our negro , population
ought 'to wake up
. to the important advan
tagai,i)f this celemsation movement. It is
only_meens 'afforded, out colored popu
latiOn;of acquiring civil freedom. or COM.
, ifortablei and easy • living ;
-ilassa Cove, Liberia, 0ct.5;1851.
-. Dedr write you a fen! lines by
the packet, to let you know that I have not
forgotten the:kindness I retieived front you
'mad the Colonisation Society. in - p . reparing
me for this land of liberty. I shall never
forget the heart-felt thankfulnesi due -6)
the SoCiety for - helping me and my family
.hers had 'one'et the finest passages
any one could have. Plenty to-sat—a
good captain, and one that was kind to all,
in eickness and 'health. MI bands were
geed V I :. us. I have not wanted to return
:Once since I lett the 'United Static I was
. 2ivrelve :days • at Moravia. It is a fine town
Abe pe4ple aro kind, and doing well. I
'think this is a much better` place -for now
beginners. Thad the Atrican fever; my
mat- and wife both , took it on the same day;
-the &utter says we are over it, though we
.are Week; but it ie not v) bad al Texpect
_yd. „, Mr, Henson is preparing a house at
'Cresson , for me. It as a fine location for a
town=the• best one-I have seer). I shall
It the 'first one there. I look fee more by
the September vSssek I' shall feel , lonely
for some time, until more arrive. The ne
styes are as pootA kind of people as you
need want to see;
I look for the test of the Columba pee.
•ple out soon, andtheir Mends from Reed
ing. Tell them ;this is , the best country
by fat. _
- There is, and cattle plenty Of. everything
=raised • here; - .The climate is flue and the
land -Productive. Sweet potatoes of the
:Enest quality, and as good as produeed in
Jersey; rice, sugar, coffee. I will
send ybn smells Soon as I can get about.
I wish'you wouldleome - out in the "packet ;
you _need'not fear the fever. I want you
to see' the finest Country you ever saw.-
- Cows, sheep, gout, chickens and hogs are
plenty. I helped to kill a hog since I came
here, - and saw it Salted and smoked nearly
as good as in .Pencisylvania. ' his cool here.
I can end do wear two cloth Coats. I have
ant felt a warm day sinee I left- Baltimore,
I think all the colored people that can take
'ere"of themselveS in America; bad better
`come here;for thii is the place where'they
`will' dolmen.. An they
_need •is a Smart
start; i antiabove all, be is a freeman from
the highest 'to the loWest - If r were sev
enty years of age,iand 'know a's Much as I
know, I would come te Liberiasnd be
a man, and no loilger a nigger..• shall
write
,more• When I know- more ; 1 only
write _what I see land feel. I atis truly
yours,' - 'lnsane 'Witham's.
Napoleon.
Snob a roan wanted and each a man
was born; a man of stone and iron, capable
of sitting on horseback sixteen or seventeen
boars. ; or going many days together without
rest or find, except by snatches, and with
the' speed and • spring of a' tiger in his
action; a man not embarrassed 'by any
scrupk4; • compact,, instant, selfish, prudent,
and of a pereeptinir which eannnt suffer
tube baulked or misled by any preten
cei orl others, - or any superstitinn, or any
beat or haste of his own. My hand of
iron," be said, "was not at the rxtremity
ef my, arm, it was immediately connected
With my head." He respected ::the potter
of nature and fortune, and ascribed to it
stiPeriority, instead of valuing himself,
like men, on his opinionative:teas and wag
ing War with nature. . His favo rite rhetoric
lay' n allusion to bps star; an d - be pleased
himself, as well 'as - the 'people. , when . he
styled himself, tbe i u Child of Destiny."...,
TheY - charge me," Said he. ; "! with the
'commission of great crimes; men of, mY j
stamp do'aot commit crimes: ' nothing has
been more Simple than - my elevatian :
;:itt rain to. asnribo It to intrigue" -or crime.
it was owing io the peculiarity of the times,
and to my reputation of having fought well
against the enemies of my countrY.- I have;
alwaysimarched • witk the opinion tif great
masses,. and with wants. Of Whst use,
then, Would trimealm to mer,, Again, be,
Said, speaking of his sori; `M y isbn cannot
re me; I could 'not ieAatititnyselt,
am the creature of 'Cireutastancee 1
last of li4poloon's
'`'(ei believe that Navaho! Sault' crai tbe
lust ,of that eatenordioary band of Military
..elyho, under the vlireetion of ;:Bon s..
taresteeitv,:triutephantly hors - the eagles
4-prarice through all the nations of, the
;EITIOr cimtinent. He is dead; Mehto .,
his 4esi de Dice Soult=the ngilie annals
an 1311034' into
t-PreoilW,..dieC at Si" -Amend,- lit native
' t :pletie;,oii - tbi27tb Of Miiember.Ved f 33
„ - ,ll*Anitt reified rat,_nki;Azo
wire nearly all of. ;lsTipoleon's - , heroes.- _ In
'3785 he entered -the ertny ssltti , vete told ? :
.for, as:ttlade Liitierat Of OVUM* Obout
the time of-debattleof)taren" end ere
'PriftfaAtt;-4,50,‘, I :f°
c pw' ir4akitt the tendble_hittii-if
''end tiemieeeisfully opposed WilliogittoCtio•
singthossunpsign of the Pyrenees, Unlike
Rey be did trot Outten" to the Botutooe
nor they.-tts :Cm during the reign of Louis
XVIII, but he frmudtaror with Charles X
who reinstated him,in his honnreand
revnletion that elithroned Linde
Philippe again sent Soult tato• temporary
disgrace; but his baton`wee subsequently
ri.stored to bun whir all tbaacetaras, by
that not ungeneroue king, Who suliseCitteht
limadtrtim Ninieter of ;,star,and President
of tbe: Ocancil,rf Mime the
last 'French Revelation sari, cite occurred,
, he again, fell from this highsestate:' . : Mar
shal. Sault than went to England where he
became quite Intimate - with the.," Iron
Thilteitgeinst..Whiitti be tore no, malice fur
the . thrashing -he 'had.received-in
lie retntned =France after a long and
agreeable - winurn, 'Unkafter
'baring seen a hundred stricken fieles, and
five' rerolutions . .in bis native - land. :died
peneefally his' n b;cll. with the reputation
o wbrave and able soldier, an honest states
tan and an amiable man.. "A lull .aad
4raphie sketeh of bis mili t ary career may
be found iti - fleadly's bliapulsoir and his
llaishals."--21fornino ttar. : .
Votes
For the different Gocinors.ofTennsylva
; ala,frora 1799 to 1851.. • I
Froth the lellotting rabid ht votes givoh
for each candiditp for
* governor- sines, the
organ Nation of-partickht-1,779 to the-pres
ent 'time, it will be seen that the tiettineratiC
party . - have always' been- - Suceesifut when
uhited.- *- , •
1779--Themes- Dem.,37.244;
jams R es.; Fed.. 32,642: Demo
_ et•atie majo/ny,4.
.1802-Thomas .MCKeat..- Dem:, 57.879 :
James' Ross; Fed 07.6&4 Deum..
- crack maj..rity.-80.845: - •
1805.;-Thomas,_McKetut, Dori . 43.644;
Simon 'Snyder, D.lnt., 38,878'; Met
Kean's mai .rit - 3r lover Snder. 0,-
-
266., (At this eieetion no federal
candidate idthe' - field)
1808—Simon Snyder, Dem.; 67,795; Jas.
Ross, Fed , 30,575 ; John Spayd;
quid' tandidate. - 4.000 , -Snyder's
- • majority. over Russ, 26;400;• over
both, 24,394 - • •
1811=-Simon Snyder. Dem . .. 62,319.; Wm.
Tilghman, Fed:, 3,609 Dem. maj
- 48,710. _ '_ • '
1814—Simon Snyder, Dem . 67,705; 1 5 " e
Wayne, Fed., 20.566 Dem. Maj.
21,533.
1817-4Wtit. Findley,Dem., 66,533: Joseph
- Mester. Dem.. 5'1.272; Findley's
tnal 7.061,
11820.—Wm. FindleY,Dem .66,300; Joseph
Wester. • . _1;) la 67 905 - Himster's
• maj. -1,605: (No . Federal mu/di
1823—John- A. ,Sbaltz, ' , Dem.. 89,898;
AndTewGregg - , Fed., 64,211; Dem_
maj. 25,687: • • 1526 John' A. ShClis, Dem., 72,710;
John Sergeant, Fed., 1,175; -se*
theilli 1,174; . Dem. maj.. 70,301.
' (Nu Regular'.- • I
1829—Gee: Wolf, D6tn.l," 78,:19 "; Joseph
Ritner, Fad. and anti-marnic, 51,
- ,76; Dem. mai. 26,4334
1832—Ged. Won; Dem , 91,355;. Joseph
Mine, -..Fed and-A. 31 , 88,165 ;
.Dem. maj. $;190: '(At. this elec-_
tien' the U. S. Bank ,44an to lairith
-- - -money int fairor of Ritner's ekction.)
'0:385 ; .. :Bettry
A. - Multlonburg, Dem, 40.646 ;1 jo
aiph Ritner,i A. M. AU U. S Rink
'candidate, 94,028. " Rithat - clected
• .., Governor, 'bit in Ininarity, of the
whole rote. 12,362. - 1
1838-David:-R. Potter, Dem., 127,821;
Joseph Ritner, Fed.; 122,235;- --
--- .Detn. Maj. 5' 496:
1541—bavid R. Porter, Dem:. 136.504 i
- • John "Banks; Fed. & Whig ,
_ dnte, 113,478 ; Dem. ienjutity23,-
206. . • ,•:-
1844---Franeia R. Skulk, Dem; 160,322;
Joaeph Markle, Fed: & Whig ettn
date, 156,040 ; 4)etit. mai., 4,282
(At `this.election the Native: vote
was given to Markle;)
1847.—Frahots R. Shenk. iDem..146,081 I: -
James- Irwin; Fd.4r. 11'hig~ 128 ;
` 14 S t „,' Ptigark-Xativej
J. ta.,moyne,4llplitiOn can
- date, 1,861; Sbunlea majotitynrir
1rwin:17,033; over Iroio &Reigirt
6,688; . over all thecattclidates,.4,-
1848—Norris longstretb, Deim,, 168,225;
Win. F. Johnston,' Fed.. & Whig.
168.522; Fed. Wills ',elected,
maj. 297."
The defeat of the Democratic candidate
in 1848, was. owing to' the -- facitemeol at
W
the chisp-of the ar. in favor of Gdiseral
Taylor, who:made promises to make 'nit
distinction betweenzDetrotirrats and %'higs
for dime Merely to :gulliahe Dem;mr a t s;
Ta ney o f whOro lose sight of thin old• laud
marks:—Pcnnsy/rantnn. .-• • •
1851,William 1g2,796 :
Nihism T. Johnston, Whit and
174,426. ;Dim. maj:
The • .
above vote for-Biglerand Johnston
is official from all the: oonntis in the State
eacept Indiana, 9taene Poti o cr: ; In
these threnioupties the reported majorities
arc given insular! tif Whole ion:
MOMS O>F ADVEUTESIING.
onesznare (12 tines or Iwo thr - $1 00
- Rat..b sofierquent buertian; - - -23 •
~„.1
_•Due low , / ibroe mouths
Fritts -' , on . - 2,50
square tax months, 4 0 0
. . BtkinetaCirds, four lines or lees. -- - aoo
-
Man actestrangcly,.. A..l.thaugh a current Yearly 14Textirtaneuts, not ove four Mita ' teio - Toe
of fresh air is the life tialungs, he seems °7 ti4sinna 3Cl C3°
iiideti;tigattle hi the rxercise of his inventive; "" which they a re ra P 4 g e4, tes
- a
poWins to deprive himself of thisliCavenly 01 4 1 WORK.'
blessing. Thus .14.-,ceranlfy closes every- nt,4lo:l4ibliihors /ming 4.lsuie as4oilzo;tnt.. ifJob
cranny bed'*chamber against . its'en= Tetz,V4Tadabt=Plaramtcb"'lleali
trance, and Pre6rs /bit lislungs Amnia ci t e ri katig: m t,7 4 W.doetiPticui conzinatlY nn 14/Aft'
receive the ti3ixed efanviudi -.from his cellar
ArtOrtler. and form a.patsut.lictle arijus= - =-•
rinse, in lieu of - Whyrshothi alio be so .4. 0 VOtul
• trr merchants:and Pod=
terrified at. ibe,.adnitision of a little night '
air into his spariments It is na ' E D. "L'rgi i k;•Thvg° s `
tures . 11 Ore 4114 isreeeitriessaimmease lock f
overflowing,carrent, and ,neccr carries the FOCirAND STAPLE"GiIODS;
qnz
destroiogei isith4; Eree bop soundly banns ot Seaton Wes islftis, Yadi, -..hich he •
the dilicat& Kale, wren'. itnt otider 'air S A:ja k " wer - ttan th e / eau bon
feilo bt ,
rptti4 4deep , mpier its itifininee, Sod , how pootts , -- ' 6 . 4l "! * `, l ! l r g f _ b°
b:. an vigorous and, joyous theY rise ..int ° o=o l. lXstA i '' Ben- 4 ;in. d ` 4)l L lTh o o th i ne
amid the surroundir*drozdroOs -if .thc L l : r tn al lt y re r ri te d 6 24 h n ßnith
Ord:i ttitTgb exibeici 411 night lung. noeti , aigarrigrigr4T4. r ea wtsi/
4 0 air +?r,liear..a. *re'rierer r e ,,t r a tr ""ra'p l ' o rur rd P";leas• DretdDitl
out
,Ur:otpx., aukthia
ly rePetitioe or their song: , r - Zook ott.",llm,* "14 44 gr.55t4 : 4 4 41 Vg rte ldli et °lP4l -, 11 / 4 11 °214 , 1 "d
oetcly with Out: any ni , V.:14:g0, , , ,,Ta 4 .. ...a b1 er1., r .4 1 k
to. It liven 1 1 11CifitiViS, bean ''''''' -- "P n et s. - 14 «t i c i efd.Arine , '
_ mee4 mks, nonstoa.o7 , 4 Aid* -b e 5 - 4
4111 Mig Atm Vayfi3ls6ders,thir:airtiipt v iti t tl y erktootlistorotat 4l . 7 -- owid,
inclemency, of tile Ir'l7w'utii;4l4l..-
ha* a fi ne • male ' turkey, fun eight - years
44, Sid.a tuellot
,palTedEme ight
„ ,
in abetter,' .11e reaps ik soberly tree, lied
is the rpritneat: health - threnghent
thn . letir.' , ';., Three - preferring
. tnio,
eherry, , ,tree`to the Vizir* perches ilothe
teak their_ airy guartertr , with
hint early in -October, , and never since , have
gene :to - ' any -'ethei_,reesting
nevi and hersiii:tileeti 'Safely en the
dinip.gr:ound, and - ihe
'tricot . in the heather 'on the dewy win.
tain '1 nikotilhiatirideop - all nightlong,
hearberdeit; - With'.natbing bar'tle blaq arch
as ; ti covering:
Stranger,, Sys it Lii"
A few 'weeltir 61'00 one-of the mountain
bays insited.Cartereriile, fiti the purioso of
caking his-first ride on thwrailroad. .When
the ears arrived:at the place, our hsro Was
tbere patiently waiting; and mach- eibited
and Astedin antioiptitinghisintonded rise.
As. the ears approacbekho. stood gazing
with wonder anti stork at , the engine puffing
tin& -smoking. Fulleiwing thw'example of
others; "as . soon as the cars stopped tar
ried aboard., with h s saddle. , bags , on , his
arms, and: seated himself near a windoW.--
Then look;ng arciund at the passengers, op
parently Much - surprised, he put his head
out at - the window •to see the critter .start.'
While in this position, watching with liiittch
iiriziety,the 'whistle sound .d. • Oar. hero,
much ausPrised and 'evidently a little alarm
ed, drew'bacli his lietid with ti motion that
might be caller) a jerk, and. turning, to a
gentleman -sittieg,near n I golly!
stranger, dia....sisn,liebr::it - ininrt 1 It beats
daddy's Jaek, atid bo's sOme."- The - bell
rang, the'rngine.moved'off; array . ..went ' the
cars at a rapid apeed,,aod before our hero
bed recovered ..frorn -the Fshaek, which the
snnrt produced, the ears , were moving slow.
lYnver Etowa bridge. Discovering's:change
in, its.gait, he popped his head_out at the
Window again I. to see how.it
that bwwas some distance tram the earth,
and supposing that the critter was flying,
swooned and fell frOm',his seat speechless
tiveral gentletnen sitting . near caught hold
of . .him, raised him:up. shook him and rob
bed him until he retived a little. 'He open
ed his eyes, and seeing..severalgontlemen
Standing arnund him. binked up most be-
Seeehingly in the facirot one of them', and
••STIIANCIEII,4II,B
Eitot NCE For.ry.--Negleeting toadrer
tise, 'and - wandering that you do not succeed in
bilsinok - • ; • - • ,
Reftising to take n'oCipakr,:aud being
surprised that the people laugh at' yout igno.
gtagatagn
rieEALT.B IN DRY OODDS,Groceeler:Croebrri, Hard
-
m Tinware; Fisb,-Olts, • Pi cid, PSAlltil: &a. Ice.;
also pays matt for all Weida ofShippling Furs. Store nil:
below the Court Douse.. - - - • - •
- • - Charles an,
&LATINO AND iIAIIVOSESSING SALOON. Searte'e
/fading, iacat door to the postuffla,e, Montrose, pa.
•
. -
S. S. Acrilichester,
ITA TA T . -1.. 017 . ..thk,:p ! noct, ea. Office In
.
- , D . Hinds '&
LIVERY
.
EXCHANGE. - 1E 0
.TABLE. 0 doors . ;
below lit.eltes Hotel :Zloiarosc, Plx;
, B•lr, S"B Chase,
A
TTORNEYB AT' LAW, Nontross. °Alec' orerly
-ler'sstore. ". E. IL OttAiik. 8.13. eau".
Co
ngdion, & .Steilinli:.
LE.O, in Mena
}.E —wins VITS, T 4 .X11.... TONES, TA..
.1.4 , suss, fr.c. Between the . Canal.Brldge and Court
house; Cowl. uitighamtim, N . .1T:...041.4. B. Whitney
TnTWing Agent ; 2T ly
-
DEALER IN 'ERE GOOLS, llootsaxidthoes, Jewelry,
- Notions &el, Grt:tdßerid , 284
•
, • - M. Simmons,-
110 . 0 T AND SLIDE MAKER AND REPAIRER.' shop
over Doldirhi4o,CoxlsSiddlei7'l3hop,Atonfroie.'
• C.. C.. 'Edwards,
DIMICIAN AND EITEGEDY Harford Pa • Otlice2
doors below _
Pritles 'score. , 47tf
J.
Dr` Samos Drools ; , •
D uYSICIAN AND SURGEON, and &leer in Drnia,
J.' Medi cites. Paints. Ods, Dyes, AG:Corner At Church
and tins streets, opposite Col. V. Lusk's, Great Bend.
•
•. • .
____ John Dunock,
A Tu.sroEVAT,LAW. .olhee .an Tarttpikeit . reet, , l
..cl. door welt in , the old Ite;gister claw, Alan:-
• L.: Truesdell. 'l ,
A rruirstrAT.LAw . , Gant Bend; • Pa.. Oriceciritb
R -
EPATIT•4 OF MAKS. veren Fs, Jewelry, tud
.R.L ea! On xes d eeardeoes:
,Ehop in the store* J.:
4 1 .4.Witaatami.Saata Gibson, Pa - • ' • .59=3
Pierson.
H
ntlon. kiraltraf Dry Ganda, Groceramileady
-L.- 118 d" Chilhinlb.illuale. Island •-stra" amazon Limo,
Lumber, ernviiions, and Produce of. all 111 0 1 '• '
- P. N. V.—The Yellow fto . re up lawn.
Ciirbixadale;Pa". • -
VIR EXtrEntaa7,
Tit3l.lll7liti LTERT .rucasrAy afoatusa
a B. &-E. B. Chase,
tioraimco'imoiskimai;
One dollttraad fifty cocas per actocun, cult aitimea,
er.twcOodats act, Yeld wait the ea of the year, or
thee - labia:6olot: No paper will "be 'tliseonflou d
WWI all arrearagea are paid: exeeptait the option of the
Pebtleherd. 411 commarneatlone must be fast ;add to
receive tatentiaa.• tato; eoraterted sit), the office
should ha gireeted'e , Lli;: - &'E. 8. - Chase. ontrose,
'lltuteoehareekeenzaty,..Pa.: • . • ,
Car . ,ildatota'.office47.l•7leesftoii..
. • .
fiOLD ClALlZVorsilirtitlits tad fitt4ll3l ' ,W .
, ZlOO,-,404
The t ~„e ... to. Buy i I A IPS LICT E 0 itlE AD. ,
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.!‘".
...., , `I CIVIWIE•Lik would say Philadelphia Medical liouee•
. , 240 7 , Id try 4 . ti n Er ,, l4lb u ier ni h on dtl.fi s .fi t een ieit Y:
I,e n tii, ng e lA en t : Y s P prti .R.: an iN d if , E.r.
• to blanumeronatrienda end •
easterners in on sean I e .•
Ity that hr hen Net returned ZIN North., WesfOOriftr' of TV dOa
( ~,, • " I:z. ,` t fresti on N t e o w tos it e er t klit u h si m,izten large ad;
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hr. 11, 1- tne .°.?......, .a lagtriae/PniVd
~ , '!"‘ ( 4 `+F Gold end *Leer leversarekt,epine EIIFTEEN TUBS of extenrive and uninterrupted
,'' j, ‘ I, - -_,` ....- * fall jewelletlasd plain gold guord X,- preetlesi spent In tido eily.tro. 0 re n d er 4 Dr gib ,
J
-.r. *.
vest and fob chainsjdoekrts,thim. most expert and successful practitiontr far g andn ' tar ' h i t
blu,speeks,Vlp, kractleht; Anger and ear; rings,. cuff the treats/lent *fall diseases of a private Inder e , pet= ,
Yhts,broaches, armlets. past; aud y 10141144 MOS, pen sons affileted with ulcers en the,bedy, throat tie legs.
and mien CaSOlhchoral boads, eutlery,Verfamery, Ns 1. - palusin the head br hones, mete twealrheumatinn acne.
war, litittanalaandylated 11Vdere.Aceordeona, flutes tares, Vowel. diseases arising/rum Youthita menses er
tomingforks, violin strings, elect', wallets. port gourta, iniPurlties of tab blood, whereby the constitution has
Needles; and ranee /mods, AV:itch gluten, tools and ma.; tins me enfeebtedare alliseated With ll:Wren. •-_-,-•,.
terialtfor the trade - by the quantity. The above wiff he i Do who places himself under the care of Dr. R. may
sold at the lowest prices. XTWatehes and Jewelry of religiously confide la his honor es a gentleman; andel/rt.
all kinds repaired an short nollee at theold stand pear=- dull f&7 upon his fillies a physician. . , -
ly upsoalte the Phomix, Colort st Binghamton., I TAX n Pauricrinan K erica —Young men who bare
- Oetld.lBsl. injured themselvell by Certain practiestbodulgedin..-
m . u t, lb ? 83,00,0 * 4 u p, an b nuni a n a l 4w end A. a habit frequently learned *MA ' evil companions or at
lam
_N et . i r r i ean d mam ma at r„ gattpigair. school—the 'eh ets of which ere nightly felt, venial:ten
asleep, and destroy both mind and body, should anny
Immediately. Weakness and eonstitutfonal debility,
leas of muscutor energy. physical lassitude and general
'Prostration, irritability and all nervous affectionsi hull.
potion, sluggishness of the liver. and every disease in
any way connected with the p recreative functions, cured
and full vigor restored., - •
[ Read! Youth and „ltfanhood: A Vikorous
Life or'Premature Death. ' •Kinkelin on
self pre.ierraeion. Only 25 cents.= ,
This Doolijust published Is tilled with usefulinforma•
, lion, on the infirmities and diseores of the generative
1 organs. It addre.ses itself alike to Yard', ltranhoodt
land 0/d Age, and should be read' by all. Thu valuable
(-advice and Impreseiqc warning it gives, will prevent
yeani of miser , and suffering, and save tumult? thou.
sands of lives.. Detente, krreading It, sill Jesuit how
Ito prevent the destrnetion of their children:
1 ..etA remittance of .28 cents. enclosed lu a letter, ad
dressed to Dr. KINKELIN, N . 1 V. Cotner el Third and
Union Streets, between epruce end Pine, Philatl. hada.
will ensure a book', under envelope,per return mail
Persons ate distance may address; Dr. K. by letter,
tnelosloga fee. and be cured al home. '
Packages oweitetnes. Directions, do., foronriod, by
sending it remittance, and put up secure from Damage
or Onnosity. •!, ' -! ! -
Bonk-sellers, News Agents, Pedlars, Canvassera, and
all others supplied with
- the above work at Tell low
evir Arrangement I
Extensiee` Chair und Furniture Estaili-
IPi; inn=
s it- co. hare now fully coMPlet'd
t W
heir arrangeruentafor manufacturing and keep
ing constantly on hand all and every kind oflldusehold
Purniture, manufactured out of the hest 4uality of Ma.
hogany, Black Walnut, Maple. Cherry, and other Bun
bet, audio the best arid most durable manner. • Amen
tb, artieles which they Intend to keep ton band, or make
to °Mor r ow Mahalany, Blatt Walnut, Cherry, and
pie Bureaux, Side Boards, E eeretarieryllook"Caseat
tee, Cud, 11 or, and Aber Tables; t 3 tends of every
rletyl Zeit e ea, MUDS; DUO/Datil; ace. Bedsteads
bran kinds and styles made of Mahogany, - .ltlack Wal
nut, Cherry, and Maple, _'
••ALSO...Maliegatty.lnaiir Weintit,Curi and flirdecyr
spies and; Fancy flairS, of everyvariety and &scrip
tien,which they have now on hand. and Intend to keep
constant suPP Any article desired will bit supplied
on afew daye notice. - . - ;• .
As the aubscribers have often beena allcited to enlarge
their butiness and to open an establishment of the kind
In Montrose arblelLeanld supply every varidty ofhouse
hold Furniture, and pave the trouble of rending to the
Mob for such artielea,they hope to; meet with littera
,patron and encouragement. Ifro. pialTa t
A TXX'II .
. - - • • ROBT.
Ilentrasi 'lone 411851.-430. E. It:
It 'FAYETTE -BUBB . Haft S TONE
frqßri
UNDERSIGNED, formerl Foreman .for =MI
lean of the Lafayette Burr ASIA atono,lllnu ufartm y,
240 WoßdilgtOn at:, N;Y., (Ur:: Ttnek, Agra t,) would Im
form la I r frieuda.and t ;let , public , rigarkezal, that, he he
ostabliilied a ' ; , .
BURR' - MILL=STONE MANUFACTORY.
Y - -
Binghamton, : •
Ler op tit opiwPtieliix'stitet,
And solicits a share of their patronage.
Tie will hare constantly nub= d Marge stock oflirench
Barr 11111L8tonea, as also alargeTstopply . aLEaoptis and
Kolu•stodes, also French ' Barr Blocks, bolting
. oloth,
scram wire enciPlaster Paris.. .-
The undersigns." aisures. his friends and thereat':
that - ha will faithfully exactas all orders entrusted to
hia care, not only in quality, beet in pri-es of articles fru',
niched, and solicits theit,kind patrcnage.
Orders by letter will be executed with 13 Kai ch care
and as cheaply as ishenpnichasers are on the 'spot.--
Millers and-Millwrights are requested 'and nazi/-
inn his stock and winkmanehip: ,
, w.eutuvey.
. Dingbaniton t July; "MI: 39
.REFERENCE •
Daafal' S'earte."Moefeese; Thema* P. Plihney..E6l.,
Donde; ;: ,Calrb
,Carmalt., Fikudzeillre; I. IL. Drake,
➢:idgeweter.
Joseph rilerrunan- •
MARES - this method of informing his friends and the
1 public gcnivallYi that be beirjust received from
New. V ork,an assorment of Goods, consisting (In part]
of Stant% and 'Fancy. Dry GOods, Groceries,Crockery,
Hardware, Dya Staffs; km., which he will dispose of, for
Cash, Prodnee,pr approved credit, on es favonibletenns
and At as, loatpricia as at any other establishment In the
county. And he would here say, to those who are in the
habit of goingout of town to purchase goods. - that he
will be happy to have the privilege of convincing. them
that beam as well by them as those that make more
alma and grestir pietensions. Diem - call at his' Store
in Cipsonville and satisfy yourselves on that subject.
WANTP.D—PouI. ry, Came. Rutter, and Sheep Pelts;
.fot'whichi part Cash sill be paid.
Nov. 5, 1151-411 f.
. $2OOO WANTED;
try thcanbsetiber. as heti : now preparing to get' np his
X/ fall stock, he offers to his uumermis customers, his
preient largo assortment et VOO4lll at lower prices than
any similar establishment, in Western New. York: , This
stock consists, In part, of a large ptoek of Gold and Silver
English patent'Lefers, of his own importation,warranted
superior to any ever offered in tilti Courtly ; Gold and
Silver anchor Levers an.l Leplr.es, Gold Lockets. Thim
bles, Spectacles, fireastpins,Braeelote,Earrings, Finger'
rings, Cuff pinr,Peno Pencils, vest, guard and rob chains,
Seals, Keye..k.c.' Also;-a very stock of Laver Waro,com•
prising every article in that Brie, warranted pu.e as coin,
a fall assortment of plated wars. hr every variety. Fan.
ey Goods; Clocks, Cutlery, Combs, tre. - • .
Binghamton. 0ct. , 10 . . ALFRED J. EVANS.:
•
. • :-.' Eyes ove r the Left.
N.-,. - •
.. .
C. BISSELL, having purchased the inter
l\ of. R. F. bineion, in Ilia - Tailoring bus
.
Mesa, can be found ur thi shop formerly occupied
Ja...eson:& Bissell._ - - • : • : .
Having received instruction from lib. G. C.
Scott of New York, be flatters himself' that he
can suit all who may favor him with their cue.
tom. Fall and winter laihicons fin- 1851 at d 1852;
just recived. , • - N. C. BISSELL.
lifontrOtai Oct. 16 1851-42-m3. •
NEW GOODS.
mu stazial . 8a "e Nslivabi
A BE now rem:Mow a large and desirable stock of
CA LS. AND %YIN am° i•ni.
cwnsistlng of their usual variety wf Dry Goods, Groceries,
Limekely, Hardware, Drifp, kledleincr, Paints, Oils:Dye
stuffsi stone. andiVnaden Ware, Iron. steel, nails,
Fish, Leather; booze and shoes, - looking glaneS; and
plates. sash glsiN and putty,. hats, caps carpeting. oil
cloths. wall !end windo w piper, elaeka, wa tches, J ewe n.k,
alver poems, rousleallnwr tinni DerfataeM Mugu's,
Be., all ofwhi oh they offer on the moat favorable tams.
Blontrose,Oet. I,11351." i.- '
hotice - to 'the Public.
New Seasonaote Fall and Winter Goods at the
• Great One Price Store of
L. N. LENISEETI, Great !sends Pa.
BEGS -leave to take this opportunity of tendering his
sincere thanks to his friends and, c natemert. for the
gernzrous patronage they have extended to: him; and
, at the same time inform them that he has !just returned
from New York with a very large and choice selection of
IFancy andStapie Dry Goods. Also• afresh and eaten
sivcassortmentoffl rceeries,Provirinns, Boots and Shoes,
Bats and Caps '
-Hardware, Crockery. ke.;Drngs and
Medicines. which will be sold for cash and produce ate
very small advance, at prices - which defy all competition.
Flour, Pork,Pish,Salt, wholesaloand
also remark that he a theres strictly to the system of al
ways n ming the lowest priceat first:thereby giving the
same advantage to all who may favor him with their pat
ronage.
Great Bend Clothing Store.
Thelargest, best and cheapest assortment of Beady
lldadb Clothing in th 0 Village of Great Rand, Pa 'Broad
Flew andpopular School hook Cloths• Doe Sidos,Cassimeres and Vestingsof all qualities
! Suitable for the Selland %%Inter Trade. which he offers et
- •
rtOMPREIIENSIVE SUMMARY. of UNIVERSAL 'HiS such prices as to satisfy any one that titian; the place for
V TORY...together with a BIOGRAPHY of, DISTING them to decd. in consequence of the great Increase - of his
DISHED PERSONS, ti which is appended an epltame of 'business he has been obliged to greatly enlareblestock,
IIEA'rHEN --- MYTHOLOGY," NATURAL 'which he now aren't° his friends •nd the public fer
ax
tio confident that on lna-
PHILOSOPHY;GENERAL ASTR9N.. 1'1" nso dithSo
e y
nano, their advantage. The s übscri her has rpade ars
OMY nod PHYSIOLOGY. ran:entente to mannfuefure clothing in all-its !carton
- Adopted and used in theriblicithooleof Philluielphla ',l:wenches, and is now prepa.ed to sell the.same. warns
. B. S. JONES & Co., Publishers. ;ea tobearisniecuott. custom , work cutting dent
9 6 Iv :tau- r onrul aria nace e ! at thelatest eagle and shortest notice,—all kinds of tail.
ta-, P' 11,46 . "
oralrimmingifornished and for sale. Donptforgct the
Teachers and school Committee" addressing letters to • spot. Store nearly opperdte the mango. 'Muse.
no post paid, will be ftunished with copies for examine. r gent Rend,sept4lBso. -8. LEMIEV3I.
New„Gocidg 2iul ip Market.
•
ir 7:s I s s! i • I.t. ir;tre r y
' stook. quite an tuutortittenta Sall admit; consisting
of Dry Ooods, Groceries, its rdvare; India Ittabbers,lionts
nal Short, a OCO/IT PON cmar t 'and will sell themat bow
ns any o-nmann alma{ this, pm; thw wo r ld or elie
where f& Me ready John, or the right kind of eredit—
Thanks toallrer fasorsiwhq eirefavers, men. body in.
sited to atl
*ad . ." • ••. It. COTLE.R.
, t idontrose,Sep,".lo, 1851.. - •
•
. . . .
irr A full and complete assortmen tor Books And Eta
..
=tar* to.ntala at the Lowest Palen. - ,
. , .
..-', New Goods. - : „• ..
SCST received by theetbscriber a new and large aii
sortment of , Beadyinade.aothing, - Boos. & Shoes-
Fall fa fh lon Dais &Caps, Sap letter and rapp,ing.f!a,
ve-,bale rano, or len guantity - ..- + ..,: ~. .;.. . , .....
Travelling and common Trunks, ifewslogli and doub
le shut Guns, fancy Stationery, Books, Combs, Brushes,
• Faziey.articlea to Auxneroulato menthe:, IM. phlch be
deigns to sell for ready pay, seettonemakently as ctorap
:wale cheapest,' fyrrog cheopek;';'
._' A rev dozen pair; WOOZEN SOCKS. panted.
", Noutrose,Act. 9,1951..,.G.E.04 FULLER,.
neadjr-made - clothing, 1.,'
Al.4tEdk iigortmiitt;Oriite4t , stylis t - jmoreeetred
and tor Wien a small Admire for ready pay.—
*toreeext-door,todudge Tyleet.:-BOOTS.aadetitta.
Ahrtt Socd aancrtment of tders'eltootn, coarse and
Cetrandl4oroeco tdee'e,• shone—Women'. 'shone, -
coarsened thie.=Misten, Boys scut Chltdreren Shoee. The
largert lot hi toweled probably. the chcaPecli'reeeivfti
PINGI t R .
tEiff •
, „ - extensive newtment crl anger rhige,r4. Ma
lt m ond.Rnbe, Pearl, Onrnet;Eineratd, bz,ingnit and
f.enne,odeo Trig heavy- gdaterdchil - 18 and 24 cunt line,
Cbised do t *ha a Intim Other styles by "
••• • ,• • , _
_ DeeeMber teb,• • •1881: - - • -
on. account
10;000, oils eichitintolortlathi or other
Goulu l ittl'some ceib mixed by '
M0ntr04,3Way,220.)51.1'
AV - ANTt 4IYA 00 tinsitel'OrCii6 2 10,0001ilish
ela or 14 . 41 and Cam fai.whict , r , 44 - -Wibe
pries sill isitid iliCal4l of:trade - hr..=
td.gir Co.
Oil,p,Divoxedicipts; Dye stars, Perftml;
Pert', W ll3 49l!44llllo4.4lo4l:Puttyisfresb wort:
uteutilandalwaya on band.. . -.BENTLEY.*
Erru.....„,.... 4o _rsorn«,.;td=o;...dvanins, asitrin
X'7!." 5 : 32 i ktfi, ends by:
WAD;
A NEW 10
Ilt:Gnifeht4ificr - geptlenysisi /taboo, MO
caps; &c.,justsreceived by •
- • • • BENTLEY & READ,
3/U1 149121 diSIVSZIAST(9I3,
Mechiim'es's Mutual
- -•-• • ILASSOOATION,.. - - , . • -
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS,
Branch bffict , , 280 Brcadway,
Aboultailated _
tal, - - •'; .: - $33 000
Guaranty Capital : • -60'000
This is an AisoePition Med:allies and oth
.. .ers, formed for the:rnutuat . • beneArf each
other, in case; .if 'sickness or gceident,
Blr the payment of the' following minuet rates,' yOu
wilt become a Life Member,. 'and ntitbe entitled to a
weekly benefit during life, if yon should be disabled by
Sieknesser Accident, from attending to your ordinary
business or occupation, and at tho decease of a member.
this Association shall appropriate sf,'o to b , • paid 113 a
foneral benefit ; to such person -or persons as shall' be
anthorised to receive : '
YEARLY DEVOiSIT.FOR. LIRT3DERE CNDRR.6O TURF BY
Two dollarels year you sill draw, , per week $2 00
Three • • - 3 00
Fire •_ • .
Swam - • 7 00
Eight _ • - _ 8 00
Female - rates fioiti $2,00 to $4,00.
. Those over fatty years of age will be charged 25;aer at.
extra. $1,50 Adrn!Wall Fee will be charged in addithin
to the above. thefiryt year, and 'muit. be staid: at the
time of inakieg application, and the first year's deposit
within thirty dos. Intreroultatioil of this institution
is such as renders it perfectly secure, and T have tro hes
itancy in making the guarantee, that all benefits wilt he
promptly paid. And further, would invite attention to
thefollowing It El. CH Cilia
lion. David Wilmot, Towanda' lion. G. A. Grow, Mil
lardsvilie ;' Ilon. If. D. Streeter, It D. Little,Esq.,S. D &
E.B. Chase, atontrese; Eon. lio-nee Greeley, N.Y. city;
lion. E. D:Deneti,'Sprlnartletd.likaa.
Each member hill:unasked with soapy of the Dy-Laws
ofthe Associa.lon - nd will receive the •Ilonthly Repor
ter" which enables them•• to Iniow thedtrosperity and
safety of the it stitution. Further int ormatiou uheerful.
ly given by calling at the." Editor'sOnice" of the "Mon.
trove Democrat," over-51. store.
Ag,t . For S,n lag's'. Co -
• Montrose, t. 30,1857. 414tf.
To Dairymen tindVartners
•
Valuable property for Sale.
AF.01.31 of 200 acres shun to in Bridgewate, township
Susooehnnn a County, and state of rennslvinia of
150 scree of which Is under good is:floras= eat
The farm Is wt 11 designed for a dairy.and ie cup:dila of
feeding 4U cows during summer and winter.. und every
part of it is well watered. The Lultdiuss and land are
in good ct:lndition'and the teneee, shish are of stone
and rails are alsogcs,d. , There are two large banis upon
the Pfendees, besides a granary and cant emit nt shed
for cattle.. Three orchardeprtncipally ofgraftedfruits
and other fruit trees.
"Sald farm has a' very pleiltan.t and desirable location
about two miles from Identrafe. the County seat of nus•
pleb:inns. County. and about 9 mil er ft cm the Leggett*
Gap Railroad, to which' there tea Plank It audio process
of completlon.,axul is - very convenient to meetings aqd
schools, and mechanics'. s
Also anotherVainable Pvnt adjoing the above; eon
taining2oo acres, of which 150 acres is tinder a high
'state of cultivation. Upon it tilers''s - a large - frame
dwelling honse, and owe buildings to correspond and ".
large orchard. It is well watered and fencedand admi
rably adapted to dairy Purposes. ' -
Bald property will he Bolden rearounbleterms, por
tion of the purchase moneymay remain upon Bond and
Mortgage to cult the purchaser.
Application may be made personally or by letter to
lion. Wm. Jesse' or it. J. Nivea at Montrose. n said
county. cud arty further particulars that May be,requir
ed will begiven.-23tf
:FIRST IN
N W G)
O DIS
-.
:
Hi EBB. unBjai':returned from
NEW • u lthl Web of ref goods;
*bids be otterofoi eels, - to flips,. wtto
wn,t; RAY tor them; at usintr sates' es nub be geosatiO
bly attred.., Not ,forgeting due thnnits sucb of his
frirndsots havebeintofore bruglit goods Of hint AO paid
for them, be thilta them to 4 0031 E AGAIN." '; -
Montrone, 10th, '; • '
• •
Althanaci.
‘A gEL . TtrIt
il rwishmt to, g ive eveTy family, in Surciliebinim cnunty,
s' pod A Tinsirbe • for o year 102. Thir,f *so ift.tetbra
beret:limited, fal. eooae orflentlin4 getoner,r*ltostaly.
Ulti'B Own remedy for ootzdn'ed from
Retina 'or the Outdo - Joke - of .ros - tale,
61 : - - ADELTURRELL; Montrepr.
_
GoldrOhams ;
vamnoinriePeciu , to:le:a:Et%
GOld :IratlikOlS . ; T 1 -
ei..NOLEsnd Doable otelety !Ise, '
Olughtunton:j F4l..l,.,FWANl764l9:astington-ii
ZlXORTONottitistilms,Bindittrintd FlngeFMop
aeyet offeredizt Bfingtiatukorr i . "Aq 3. $ VANS. ,
4 -
567 s l itter , war. • - thitio;i.a Cipilui
oei ei ciareatindatio l=P feting or TO e,Tes,
Baltandli • 816)T ,
els.forkao.,Kagrare4gratis AG'
Q/LYEliS.l l, sos3a.Yorkaan4 Kaiie; waits' 9" ll = t7r B '
...! „.. "nannfactarkila r!,
ryas list ofthe Bdn ROeCj6itili I 40thi birlilOre Ot
be si4er sort Saba itigiway.to True. JIM/ 10,1 rib•
dins PoktA,Plittrit!tiebeen4lirelited layilintto4
roeu
re;
Eoodaeeoii4h'au~eookfeiefgT~ at
giuxt hirik'cut
fer, for fide,l43esp
. ,
__ • '
— r
ARRA to 44 Penny liens; Firm tad Plulottlnft Mal
N_ 1,401111141 f. CUAIIDLICIL
, . _
STOVES!: STOVES!!
TIME tubscribtlO having entered into 'eceparinorifilii
• , ,k. lithe Store, Tip:and sheet Iron:bush:mos are. pre•
hared to attend to any orderila their line atthe shoi
tett node*" , Theytlatter theroselves thatht aivingstriet
attention to business Ind low ye leetts , thtivill hire
a reasonable Aber° ofpubileliatrensge:ThelvavvortMent
ofstovet !stood, ; hating the Autest and most Imptered
Vattern& among tibial are the on , sides
stove which took the Mat Prendmil at dhe State Pair at
lltitttneltt-1000., .PO-0 Forest Queeu;,..,E-0 Poseet
Queen erdarded; 'Hey ell - Ave:tie Tight; Plinenla;• do do,
Premium- Parlor stover, boa stores--for coal or wpm'.
'.- All kind's 01'1111.1nm- stone sino, andvin tubes.. kept on
hand=-4eld prices that will'ault. :Alt kiadied produce
taken in payment and cash not racured.--Opp otlbr the old
store of Mills and Knapp. ; ..SAYtiE &
• illontrosei July 10,'41. " 281 r.
.
Farms"for bale,.
rr o subserib... will net as agents for the private
• .1. sale of Beal Prtate—Fariris; Dousesand Lots-Aoiti.
led In Susquehanna eounti , , AU who *fah to - offer
their properki for sale can give a minute description. al
their Partin or Lott atfollowat :Niiniber of acres. how
manyinaproreil; and how watered; Buildings; Orchard,
grafted or common fruit; other fruit-trees; and shade
trees; how. far Irani Montrose; and the swami p.dnt to
a depot ou the Now : York At. Edo ,Rallroad t price and
Prins of papincut. All 'who arldli torte! orpurehisyßeal
-Estate, trill t.. clve,prompt Attentfon by.talling'l3l3 or
addresAing twist Montroge, Susquehanna county, Pa.
Croreonirdiancefront Montrose to the preaulserfreeof
.oMder on Trirripikii itreet;4"doida west of theßrick
• Thurothmius Farina and Lotsareilow offered for rale:
• No.l, 40 acrea,3o itnpidveil;Vrame 'Clause and Biro
" NiY 2;80 do -501 do '.; geld -10 .do •.:
No:BOOB-do 60 . do.,' 'do do
' No. 4,100: do '5O do - rola do' -• • do - •
No. MO ..do ;40 :do - - .
N 0.6.90 do- 35' do.
No. 7.•• Store, Warehouse and Lot:. • -
• 'N0.8,145 aercs7siniPl'ored; framed housb'atid
• - No. 3. 53ji -do 35 do' sold ; do ' :
No. 10,2 .• do, . • - ilO .
No.ll, •.. 400 . do do - dLt •
N 0.12.100 moroied.rrained iiOnae rind biro
- • .3;13;340 .110'200 :do :i• .do .- do •do .
N 0.14; 50 .*,do -50 ; do, sold do : do do
• " N 0.15, 16S. - 60 - dor • - do • - 'do -
• No, 10, 120 -.do 755 .'do. sold do-- do -do' .
N 0.17.100 do .75 do .do do do
- 50.18,112 do 80 ". do, do-r 7 l'do . • do
No' 10, 200 do 150 do . do. do
N 0.20, 145 :do 100 'do do' - do
: No;21,100 dol2o , do .'. do do .• • do
N 0,22,9074 : 45. - do. do, do do '.
• N0.23:45 - do 30
,'"do : 00... do . do
- No. 24, 282 • do 225 - do 10: . do
17..25, 125 do 100: do • •do . do
N 0.26,106 2o- 140 " : • , • do •do • • ' do
; No. et: SO
,do :45 *old -do do' do
.
N 0.23.11 acres grad sAn , mill and dwellina
• N :23. 1.14 acies:oo I mpr ed;frainalionxe andbarii
No. 30,175-. do:. 100• .
. 31;135: - do' 95- . " 0—
,- No. 3 . 1, 180 do 135' - ":.
, NO. :13, 160 .do ea.. • .1
' No. 34. 130 do- 100 . rs
‘.
1g0.;415i150 . -• L , • , . . . 44,, 44
Nn. 30, 300 do 170 " "
No. 37, 101): - (10 140 • 44 - - rr .4 44
No. 38, 170 do 100 , 4 4 . . fl Si
No. 39 175 do.. 00 do " do . do ' ;do
' No.-40 'SD. do 45 do •• dd. .do do •
• N 0.41. 212 do IN.' do sold .do ' do •
NO' 42 do 50. ' do ''do " - ` do •
No. 43i• odd .•• • • do ~do ;- do
No. 44 103 do 05 do do do' do
No. - 4.5 SOO' • do'-'2OO do- 'do•" - de 'dn
• 5i0.45, 120 acres 130improved,frome . ,bousell114 hero
and gllon
Nn. •47 200 . d0 170 . do do' do. • -,. do.
No. 45 103 do do do do - do
No 49 CO do CO •do do do. • do
N 0.511 83'. do - 63 do •,, do .'. do - : do
N.ll.—remosdealrleg En e1:m(421.f ,, any nt the. aboel
bygdvlng Eh's entobeit can Obtain a folldesiriptton
• : :• , - • _ ALFRED 13ALTEWIN.
11 0. ItApCOCK
Slontrose,Pa. October.ll3so.-4411; •
Thioop & Co.'s
DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
Laeltnwannti & Western Batlretvt
"Per Passenger Trains with Special ItreSsenfers jar the
forwarling qtaterchanSte . and Packaged of
every description, Specie, Bank Naies,
NRTES, Drafts. arid ISMS collected. or order. . , attend
..e.tto with promptness and It ' , atonable rates.
Tiro Ageats of the Lackawanna &.LVote-m Itailread
Company will acias oizents for the above *rasa tine.
I xpresa wagons wilt be in readine,s upon the arrival
of each train at Se..ran•on, to forward with difpateli,
Merchandise, die.; to Pit tston.‘K ilkehbarie. bce. -
' Leonard Searle.if Montense, is authorised to 'receive
and - forcrud ExPress' Freight froM that place. to the
Montrose Statimr. and from aaitStation to Montrose.
N. C. Martin of Tnakhannock, will receive and Cr.
ward Express Prel,ght'fr"m that place to Tankhannock'
Station, and from that Station to Tunahannock
Novembei.lBsl. tf
New Goods,
H .
AYDEN & LITTLE'S itock of New Good:.
have arrived,comprising a complete assort.
ment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardwire; Stove
Pipe Zinc, Nails, Glass, Sash' WoOden Ware
Drugs and medicines, Paints, Oils, _Fish, Flour
and Salt. -; • : : _
Also a first rato lot and goodnsrortment of
Ready Made Clothing, ofalmost sit descriptions.
Biota and Shoes,;H:Lte, ape abillonneta and
almost everythint;tmenally' fliund in a- coautr)
. . .
Oar Gown •mitet be sold, and.shall be„ at the
very lowest povsibie 'ricers. ;Ourfriends are invi
,ted to call nud'hiek at adratock.
• Produce of most nit kinds, wanted in excuanm,
for goode,by the subscribers, • _
• • , • - :HAYDEN dz. LITTLE.,
• Naw;Milford May let.
. .
The People's - Friend. -
N.Y.-• T P0N11 1 .1 9 . 01 llthAettri .
- DairsDairantett Aeplislissco EtestacT.L.An - Extrne
1 from the shrub called _Witch-hatel , and-purely from
that with the ex.C'eption pia little Aleeholto erescrvelt..
It willeure all local .pain:and intlamations. old sores,
fresh woundsandbruises, Piles. and all diseases of the.
how els nfa chronic trdurr; tooth-echo, ear.sche awi' an
a:cello:drew dy for females, c •
is truly what it professes to bc,' , llC,People's Arrierig
Providence has stattered along the rugged paths of life
manythings thateontribut.. greatly to the comfort and
happiness of.every body i heneo their great
value, and
well may they be called "elands of the People -
• QEse word here tognard against imposition A man, by
thenameofSpencer, has manufactured and nttered for
sales spurious article called - the Caryl' Estrad,- 7 , thst
woulabo extract of therhazel.nutt—the genuine le as
whitened as pure as water: while the gouriouCartiele is
colored ;which enables tb e pu Mkt o distinguish. -
Nonerenuine.hut tbosomarked Pond's Pain Deatroyee
IVAI. lIATDLI, Sloatrose.sendatore.keepere and me-
Ine-dealeragenemlly,Agersta
;.; rt . F 0 lIFEIT-Dr. wlllterfelt.s3o
1..! lug to cure any case of disease that may conga
anderliis care, tto matfer bow long ettuidlng or a Met ior
EITITEN AEI art , invited to Ida Private Benl7ll.3Blforth
SEVE.NTI.I st., Phila., .without Par or Interruption. by
- ethic patients. sell:Lagos and others who have Deanna;
fortunate in_tbeselectl.m or. a physician are invitt!d to
call. Theite mho haselujnridthemselvesbi , Colliery vt.te
. .
• REA D-AIID. REVILE CT ;—The afUrted *cold dowelled
reflect . before.trnstlng theft health, happhiess, and In
ramkty Theft Urea, fn the hands of plus] dans, !gni...
rot of this class of maladies.. It is cettulnly, bettossible
for *neuter' toundereteinl all th ell! the human: foully
aresobjeet to. - Every respoiciable 0;14 else bao Mope.
collar bianeb.ln which ho ls,mere oneccooful thaehls
brother rnefeosers,- O 4 to that he derotes'ntostofhltf
tnneap4Moly, ..
:.71catis oern a orick,Oxelizoteefitteloted Loth' study
"tied treatment of dlsea tea of tbe sexual organs - , together
aitit.nteers
,7pen the body,throat, nose, or!ep,palnain
the head 't 'bones; mercurial rhettonattoto.-strleturesi .
perel,lrretrulinftlee: 1 Meuse tabling from • yenthful ex
cesses orinsperitles of the dit,a4, a herein; the ionotlto
lbni hawbeeonte enfeebled, enables doctor-to'carr
EISIDTUItf.kr 'rneyyteretf herocelyeszentler
Tlie Last blonde::„
-100 w.wAltNtr.M.Alict great ha mtupper. la a DO}. intro
-J. ,dueitigluter tbli country tbkeetebrated .Vlrc4ntl.
1311340r:4 maelitnt nut IDTCDT t6bn.s 0 , free DIM, ITutktd
by 0.0311mb-screw, *Melt adll put out flu« largest taro In.
xtaritty. But thin has-not tug:to do vitt, Oa bar' that
duns - Anov,re; Tailor )1. 0510q6 eeed the
W I %Li Or, Witiiiriblt FASiIIiON4
.
mid i i upw'propated to iettl t ou tita klbatle attb hpitunal
aliKrll.7s4l l l, -- ana good buristiv- • • - , -
ter. 0 . 4111, lou ,staikt -capltallitsot tliefluop,orti
Latbrops store.
'N,-o,Aluttloz dont
o,et-• /851t,r _ _ZORN GROVES.
, , • .
SUGIUM tiro** inittuati:i 'no it and•ebedes se,
.11.1:alection.olt Dry Goods,
t ocludins - great variety of
Ladlee,,Dress Goods. Crap is and' One s tunnies sbaesit. I
Blik•litantilina,: - Pariko:r,Nraneb LS OO, F 4IIO /1 5 traw: 10 ' 1
LeOlors.., Bonnetet a osatitiful arstreeineos of. tionnelti
_Gibbon, Vlowers andreilentoinirs of 'new . 4tyloit; Bloc*, 1
Sitk and LOCO& forif aotlltay IlopootSlltc, blkeLlozeo
Itrisaik Clotb."Fanm-Gassimoyea, Vestinks ,and
summer titottia.t.inletilagf, , Trrink tools and
Paintid Window ,lbndos,,Gitrpating, nolo,. Cape,
he., with it I ogo and soften' psaarirtenent istrisid Spare;
erne - kw - 9;10m; Gi*leeivtoC: Painta,Mitenelnint,tsittrAtnyes
40 4 ke - soitt the lairsetprite; and 'Oil ..—,sor
thornoat reasonable t arias, N ',,Nalarly all kinds' ot
pristittaimatintad;ooeitt In i.partionler s iandll t.ber blown f° :d whale:
prleala eftsh"`poiLl Cot. W 001.. ., Plant and gralt constantly 0 " — '""`
astartiarol 5 _ 7 re i
on baud.. - . - Witt pxparti6o.WOrulag tO qws ty } t.
, .tiowauippixe i g e s i igu. ' . _
i ..
:7.1-a., . - libmat cod 1at,...., 113 Or
: ‘...:\1111..( "aeo:Teironuel::thmire:rOmarbn' ulue:t --"Fhte7i:::17:44:7411:
~, ; • ~ , C concerned, the subec h -,_K iti
e .....„,‘
„1/4:,,,.16. , 4/4 z_ Just returned from N,.,. yell
‘ t.......,..--,......, !Utile most cocoohtei,,A
-- emotive arsar.ment met,a7 .
, opened In Ill* alUtitY, embraeng in lt, ~, --^. he
jI articles hot before kola Iv him. led 'hi tt 'Lill e t , /
Icet,ril VrAh :NM c ares btving been bought dh - " 4 1, ts
thernbaufaetutrele. andimpeetes.laud wis ',,,, L -li,
, the smallest living Pitlit. y.itreling to all 4 4 ,„, - -: a
:citation ter call and ex shit
goods and e,: a "Ali
niairts as frrekiha Public's '"-} '-'9:tin.
I, , -,3lostsaVeful fertant,'• i
Ringhaultoti,Desember 34.141, a ! bb
------- m
. - Wit s - WRING SENIMAR t
ution hail one of the In i t i t it . d it t ibtl ,
Kingston, Luzerno CoUnlyflis
Etosultrtiortbern Pennsylvania.
1
C l : l er: l ; n m% Tata csalemutrltty4T4l4'4°lgeueerttVeZtet"l,t
country. • 311es:the:A ilea now been in open m —li
Iyears, during which Re patronage bay been fd t rt
constantli lacteal:leg. : 4
Through the =lfni Set nee of Wm, gayth o. ._
additional Seminary building 4o Ey 49 feet,litd 00%
ries high. has man been completed, and by the 'w
of Ron. Ziba Bennett , the seboolis now larni,t 4
a valuable Sind eXtrasl.6 library. entirely tery,
Chemical. Philosophical land A stroutouleal 441......
of the Institution is regarded, „by oil who ' -, 11
edge of it. aoh high order, and ample for fog --",
Monts in Net ural Science' %at
towi
' Thelloarl of Instruction for the wasnlagyelty
444
II ev: - Ilcultyn Noirron A.R., .
PRINCIPAL. .
Roy. Vous., c. s.knifb, A.M..
Teacher of Aradrur Lumps.
Philip T. 11Prrocro • A • it..
Teacher of Ilatlatuatica.
'lay. C. IP: 1 t' ra raw'', -
1 Teacher ON arnal Behan.
.lames Ir. Weston at t .. _
' Aerutant, Pao%
illiareary . , Dietz.
Teachn•
Rios Comber PcirVerf, of Modem 14 401
' Assistant Teacher of3/Mlon it LeagN i i .
Alta. Ja ^ we Nesmith,
S _ Teacher of Drarein; a and Palatlag.
31ra. S. A. tarr•arne v„
Teacher of Slulle.4
Ali of the above teaelon are calployed lam.,
The echoic et each day ...amp t the Teacher of Thaei,„ ^l ,,,
al r.,Dreatlako. The former devot • such a Indy;
each day
_t tier class as may be neeellanyt not a, .•
tnaohes oue half of cacti day. The public till 4e .,;!
that by this arrangement the school is ender I te ms
vi-lea and instructien of a very !ci board Cl ...,'"•
and the Trustees confidently believe tbat no fal i i - •
be spared te'prosnate the most thorough in, 4 ,,,, r41 1
g
all - Le pue.
_ The necessary 'expense* of i his Institution trite_
ato. Tuitio n yleiesire ut ort aalCatai tem eh., 4 - .,
to $5,50 per quarter. Board $1,50 per met, v i !..;'
3T3 per dozen, and fuel $2,50 per annum.
The dr/Moline of the Institution , ombia n rek s .
with Smith es, Inculcating sound, moral and :6
principles, persevering industry, Mot , Ilk ; cod 4, 7 4...
4
deportment.
The present term of this ,eellool sill plaint clb
234 of Doe. next. Students are admitted at sal t i „
but tht(most suitable time for enterii g Is the it,k,,Zl
.or the mitidte of each term. lbore sin, mart;,) ti' i r
tend the school through Ore remainder et the 0,.,,
throughout the Winter, would do well I.* eater eipi;
so the 2011 f or 23d init. There ainDe a racaticasiti
We:A:sat the close or thepreeent two, 'The ren %.,
con s in e of thirteen weeks comtneuciegJauturyladb
int. April 9:h 3652.
Caralogues of the eminery and any infomete,,,.
Use to it can ti! had by addressing tlePrioatratami
of the undersigned. D. 6.81.1.EP,
N. ROUNDS, Sec-y. 61D,4
Kingston, Oct 4, 1851-42-tr.
..:,'Retroleuni or Rock . ol
1. NATURAL 'remedy procured from awed 1, 4
Eigheny county. :four hundred eel deep planet
told by S. M. Riga, Canal Pittatunp,
put nein bottles jaist as - it 'thief from the anite.igg
admixture orally kind. an ye that are &Mend
- :. -- READ! READ?!
Rheumatism yields to the pester of the Pen e k., l
voice tem Lrt zerne Co., Union tp.,July etlt,
- Mr. Kier—Deur sir, allow me as a stranger to m ,
ovatulate you as the solo yrorrietor of an inei,4
called Petroleum of Rook 011, which is destined m
to take the place of all great medicines. Many re,4 3
this nelghbothood have tried the Petrol, LID in qyy
of e”ses curing moot of them and proving highlyb, 0. 4 1
in nil. I have tested it 1n coughs. e , .1,18 dormr.4
Letter, sprains, and swelling; for rheumatism! tr,l
is a certain care. y wife has boon afflicted Tab
Itheuniatism some years and never coo d Ldp.
V4i.rg to relieve her, in fact she tried reetything,me.
meg woulado her any good until ,he trite your floe
lonmaud Striae relieved her entirely, for myyml sly
it Is the greatest pain killer now lo use. Tour, dt.,,
J.
Annthee letter from . L - nzerne co., reconner64a,
Petroleum: "Baton Haves, Italy
, Mr. Eise,—Dear.sir:—l take great 'destine h
r in= to the virtues primly great atuml med do tej
the Petroleum ov.tioo/C OR. whit. is certainly e
medicine. Ib •ught one dozen ofyour agent .141,
wnsaiong here last fall. I tested loin a nutter d ests
and found it to prove good. I ahotest(ditin leaf
tette? and found It very beneficial I waned Mete
much to have another box of ft, f0r..1 don't WWI
withoutit. Respectfully yours,
J. Ottl3lll
A voice from Susquehanna co., certifying to thitho
cy
,of the Petroleum. • Ilmnos Fr. Jobe ith
Slr S 31. re a—Dear sirp.-.Allon me to rental'
virtue? ofyotir natural medicine called Pttreltmul4
OIL I had been afflicted with the IthenmatiOnfone
time. I was in Wilkeebarne last summer end rat tie
tie train your Ag- lat when be .as along tint, 3hl
mired me perfectly. I have since seen is t tint eat
cut eases of rhentriatitm, and toned It gittrelitliial.
- Very respectfullyyeurt.
JAMES lIAMILITS
.
' ' • . . TUPARAII,NrorS. July 12th 165
'Mr. S. 31. Kitatt-- . .Dear sir--Allow me to rutin!!
virtue of pone grea t natural medicine milt , Pena
o frock Oil, which t belleggska good marine. Inv
been all:lined with Neuralllll7 , p'ain in the turn ita
Met ten year?. and never Manta get anvil:Ult.:OA
me: in fact ttried almost everything and 116thillr4
dome any good until I tried your Petroleum. title
relieved me a erj,rench; 1 . have alto teFted it In Mt;
scalds; and bralFer, it bay alway Oren Mirth me
short time I think /I is the ge etest miu tilinant
me. i Veryrespectftuly yours.
VIROOY Je.. CO
MOS. MI
Call and get a elreular from the egret. what wet
fnll deseriptiou oZ it. For sale by IiENTLET Ltd.
Sold oboterale by Ifaants, lia. LE, & Co., So.ttliabi
street, Fbiladelphla.. . 21)
1851 .. _LUBK.HOUSE I . 181
Ge.eat Bend, Penn'a
Addison Biyant, t ropriew
S TAi:E.3 leave this TioUse thily* for Merest Oa
-on the arrival different Trains of this. that , *
vl7 Teams furnished by Mr. %Truesdell, at dtaMs
and •terms wh:eh carom fail to suit.
N; covered carriage silt convey guesa nal
rorathe cars.-35 .
New Milford Stove Depot.
_
T r BURR:ITT has now n More a new and Imo
-11 , 11.•rtment of Cootslng, Parlor. and ?bop Sten P
wood and coal .including the new and most MO
kinds of Air-Tight. Lame Oven. common and s'red
oven, ace., with itoyo pl pe,Sheet 1[073.5M Zos.h" ,
Trhes;&e., which ho willacif very low for tutu rt
proved credit '
Soltember,lBsl...'7 2 -
, GENERAL STOCK Of
NEW .v.OODS
AT.LATBROP & CO.
Please - call 'and •ea a aline.
LATHROP Sr pa
Mentrose,:Mv. 6. •
•
•9bel Turrell,
Deolei; in iings, Idedteiner. ttnirsif, pa!nts.Ets ,
CtiroptatteiFinlili Larnp4. Dye stuff#,Gifictri. 4.330 4
Ilarreware.et9netrare, , Olawraro. Wttai d°
eley;spooit*, Fpict.leics t Matted In4lnunentL I .llo _
Mrdlest Tnottinnenti, perftimery.
tioneri4brushigr,shiles, ant= zAbtiollf.
149tttr9v,,ra,, 34 17
,
- Flax Seed.
A NY quantity otklaz Seta wanted in 'stain*
ceries or cash N,
- Spoons. • - -
A,LAtaz itniit to . extra fine Albati table ett
4P"Tll4.llTltalmaqiue, vier ateagthecidOl asi
teaarazaps, budtabla and tea ,st,OCTIS. Alen, uutr,~
Ter'ptittid,Vatmati'silver ;Two, eta, att.;iti.,„ 4
aud Min tow for the mulch ' ' 2llo4 '^ —,
3iOPtiV,Q4JUir 185 U - ' "
_ .
rA v SICIONA2LE JEWELRY,
Oil, day rerefm t - nom
Tn.0. 7 -ect gthOdi,' of Out' montb's Imp tea,"
Patit:tousitting - nue gold euomelltd huntlzt &•.;;';
nOle'ploOs. Pearl r and Gimlet itteasttint awl tom?
to match, glikrotidf Bald Mork ' Lamy tottoPUM Pot If
Pnrtieli DiaTriontl.,lLub3i; and' Prul FlogtrIMAPI
iek". GOld SlPMteAtittottsoome beautiful cuff
re Zioldr t lo o otifcb be•
Wotan Or hittrireds , • ••..; ‘' A • J. 4 " . " •
; 21 1 3 0 1 .9 1 4 3 t914 ScUt.r !Ol•' •
Cop Per Ware
• _
THE` aubsittritiers just purchaser! ill'
thtillg.ll;:l2-19v aud Copper, Ware. 1 1 P . r .
B :;:i ff i i c r r a : ire '; ; ;. D n i : D ; R 5 c 0 :111 : "APTill 111°8;41
ICP:
it- OLD 13'eti holdirs'oriiss
Gad Walquelitiee few iateliy
-,wvp f00ing.1441.1