The Montrose Democrat., February 12, 1852, Image 4

THE D.gmOCRAT.;,
.DfOIYT~W` ErFEivASY tsi 1952 a
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,Aunt lietty-on::Matrbnony,
!tt,;ir: 614 oiLikunt Eleity;- put , down
youtz'"iiiihieidery -and:triirsted work -do
something-ionsible i *d' ettei.-building air
-castleeifiittti _talking _Of= West- *id honey:-
moone'; - it makesaso aiekit's perfeetlyan
timonial.:,... Love ism faree--matriumny is a
hinnbuohnshande are domestic Napoli:i
-nt-lap-I;6l'es, Alexandens, sighing: for other
htir}rts'to contfirer after ;boy are ,sure of
years; iTtio honeymoorris as abort-lived
4111•11 heifer .reateh ;- 'after that you may
iirear your wedding-dress at , tho wash4iiir
onif }.-eur night-cap; to Meeting, and vim',
Husband;'wouldn't - know it. , maY
pick up nu own pocket baridkerchief r belp
yoursalfto a chair, and , split :your gown
across the back reaching meth table to
gots4.4oQ of butter, w>iileiie.i§`laytag._a
his breakfast. as if
_it:. was the last. ince!
he sii'ould 'eat this: alder of: Jordan; when
he gets , thrtniib - ' he'laill . ‘aia your ffrgestioN,
(arhile yen- are your first-cup of
cOffee;) by it - igniting -what yoall• have , for
diriner,•*thethar the cold lamb , was all ate
yestorday,if the charcoal ont, and what
yon ,g . :lVei. far the last green tea you bought
Thenlicrgets up from. the-table, lights his
*ter with the last evening's paper tbatyna
hive net tad a &hence to read ; gives two
oillree whiffs Of Smoke, sure_ to give you
a headache for the afternoon, and just as
his coat-tail is vanishing throughthadeor
ap - oliigiseiler, riot doing -errand' for
you yesterday—thinks it. doubtful if ho can
to=day-!:-.,‘So , pimcd with
,Itsinesel-7-.
}Tear or him at- cloven o'clock, -taking an
toe -ereatir with some ladies at Vinton's
whilelotti ire at home new lining his coat
sfeeVes.: Children by, thti ears- all day,
'can't got put to` take the air, feel 'as crazy
as ally it. a drum; husband comes home
at night, nods a "bow d _ 'ye do, Fin; boxes
Charley's ears, stands little Fanny up, in
the corner, sits down in the easiest chair,
' ip the Warmest corner, pits his feet up over
she graip, shutting out all the fire while
the baby'slittle pag-nose grows blue with
the cold . ; reads the. newspaper all to him
-reit, sulaces his inner man with a ~bot cup
ofiea, and just as you are labonng s under
the hallucination that bo.will 'ask you to
yoke a ineuthrul of fresh air with him, be
liuts.oti his dressing-gown end slippers,
and begins to reckon rip the familY expenses
after which he . lies down. on the sofa. and
on keep time with your needle, while he
onore.s 'till .nine o'clock. Next pornin ,,
ask Will to_ leave you meriey," bo
I"inks at you as if to be earls that, you are
iii sour : right mind, draws a ' sigh long
enough and strong enough to inflate a pair
1.11 bt-lbsys, and asks 'you "what you want
~f; it , and if half a-dollar wont- do. ' Gra
pious king ! as if all those little shoes, and
stockings, and petticoati could be ,bad for
'half a dollar ! "- Oh, girls ! net your tiffee•
tions on cats, peddles, parrots, or lan dogs
—but let matrimony alone. It's the har
dest way on earth of getting a living—you ,
never know when your work is done up.
Think of carrying eight or nine children
through the measels, chicken-pox, rash,
primps, and scarlet' fever, some of 'ern
twice over; it inakesiny sides ache to think
it; Oh, you may: scrimp and save twist
aild turn and dig and delve, and economise
and die, and your husband will marry again
take What you've saved to dress his second
wife with, and she'll take your portrait, for
a fire-board, and—but. what's the use of
talking? I'll warrant every ono of you'll '
ery.it, the first chance you.-get; there'aa
tint or bewitchment; about it somehow. I
wish One-half of .theworld - warn't fools;and
fother half idiots, ttio. dearl—Olive
.13ranch.
troll and WooL
The Washington correspondence of the
Ledier contains .tho following:.
Gneral James, of Rhode Island, has
trepared a Tariff atenndment,which prom.
arses to enlist.a large number of Democrats
• in its support, and which is really winning
much favor with some of the old line Dern
ocrati in both Houses. Indeed, I think
the ainendment would now pass the Senate
ithOta much difficulty.
flea. James proposes to discriminate be
tween low and high priced - articles of the
elm sort, and to tax the high-priced arti
cle higher, and tho low-priced artieleiess; ,
Vita placing the burthen of taxation on
him who_is able to pay it. _ This is an oh
viou-s improvement on the law of 184,6,and
in the D.linocratic sense, Coo: Thus is Mr.
James able to get rid of the difficult queS
titan of wool, in regard' to which futnersi
elitim protection, and , manufacturers aboli
tion of duty on all qualities costing seven
cents and under, per pone& The question
puzzled the annmittee of Ways and Means
Last-year, and they were unalle to solve it.
"- The objection grade by the raanufactur
ere to .the deinatid- of-_the. farmers, that
...tme.ritettn wool was worth 30 cents and
over,'
_per, pound, and could,therefore,:mot
be interfered with by articles costing from
tol rents; was prictieally met by the
fact thatwhen low-priced Smyrna or South
Americas" wool is wished and cleansed. it
is not musty:inferior to onr own, and_ is
worth 25 eents and upwards, per Pound. - --‘
tieueral James, proposes _a mezzo termini.
lie' lets the duty on wool stand : as it is, di—
minishes the duty on low wollen and worst
ed pods, but increases" the duty on high,
pr-prieeil &tides. The game he does with
o.attin goods' With Sze. 'The: South
;O•ionot ohject to this change, which would
rem* 14u-coarse- woolens used for negro
- elstliOtaper, and 'remove competition frtim
theit'uwn feeble attempts at -manufactur
ktg woolens, by allowing the New. Englind
otturkfacturers to"go into the manufacture
of.the,.bigher.priced articles ; to which their
aitChinery_iandapted, or capable of ,beirt
adapted. - - What I have said of woolen
goods holdi with itillgreater . force of cet
toßgooda. - Indeed, the , iniendmente pro
pqeed by '3lr.Aunee are all. practical,.. all
-regioviog tatation from the poor, and put
tiog on to the rich, who "are able to pig.
s'Obenefittioi, the Sortti:arid theflotalt to
400;t 1 extent, - Same - such: bill is abent
talcrintiodnced in a few weal* aid 'the
, cflatifietrint thit it will pat, and thatltiftli
parttepwill_be:glad 4o get the Tariff4lli
pAiit. ,Olere;it never hid any busitiiisig
MIMMI
,
Wise Sayings Prom an old Book.
— Patnir: wisdom bolo° thrones lind
sceptres: Wisdom is . thebrightfiesti of:he
everlasting light; unspotted mirror :of
the o rwer of , God, and the imilge °lbis
ifthoo wouldst got a frimik prove him
first, and:hi not hasty to ~credit him; fOrl
Some man is a friend for his Orin ciecasionl
and will noyatkideln the &id thy. trouh
2. -
le. :Some are friends thy table; but not:
in the time of thy - :A" faithful
friendis the medicine °hire.
•
B:egc_gitY discOurse; rzoirra iv. ,Tunßnannab,
raid let not truth . eseap . o thee. 0 1 2 1 401 c-a"-' • '
'Sow not in tho, furrows- of unrighteous.:
, •
, ness, and thou Shalt not 'reap them seven-'
f o ld_ .
, ,
no -not -Aut-hearted' witch -tlion ,nta
kest thy prayor; and' .neglect not to give
Bind not one sin upon another.
There is not amore wicked thing Alan'
itcovetous man; for, such an, one setteth,
lticown :soul to sale ; because,- while,. he
liveth, he tiasteth away his own bowels'.
Apeording to thy:ability; du good to thy
self, and give the'Lortt ltislue offering.
A laboring man that is given ta.drunki
witness shall not be rich. - -irj
Learning is te_strwise ntatian.ornainent
of-told, and liliett bracelet Upon his right.
As timber girt and bounded togetber in
a building cannot bo loosed ivith, shaking;
so the heart that is,ostablished by advised
counsel shall fear no time.
A heart settled upon a-thought of • un
demanding is as a fair-plastering on the
wall of a gallery.
Give a child not too much liberty, - an d
wink not at his follies. - - ]- - _
Excess of meats bringeth sickness,:and
`surfeiting will produce anger:
We'tuay speak much, and yet come short;
and we may say little, and gain all.—Mor
ning Star.
Mormon Immorality.
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We have already, alluded - to ' the Ivan
of the United States officers, who fled trom
Utah Territory, and who, charge the Mor
mons them with the grossest immorality.--..
We now learn thatthe President has deter
mined as soon as the Spring-opetis,• to su-.
persede Gov. Brigham Young, and to cii • •
tablish a military post at ; the, Salt Lake
City.. TheiTudges, moreover, will go baCk
I with' instructions to. enforce;. he common
law against a plurality of wives.: .
-This is the right course.. . Whatever the
peculiar religious opinions,of the ' Mormona
niay.be; we have, no- right to interfere with
their -exercise 'so long -iiitin law of the
United' States' is violated; ut when - that
. k
occurs, then the federal ewert
meat is-bound
to interfere. Nor is interference under
such -circumstances, persecution. ~ No one
can doubt that; VI: religious. Iseet Were 'to
arise, which should, like , the. old Pagans,
Seek to propitiate the Deity by lorman sac= !
rillees;it 'would not be .persecution to -pre:
vent the execution 'of such horrid rites.—
So, the Mornioni,iin allowing. a plurality
Of wives, violate the decorum, the .law, and
the moral sense of the land. and it' is biit
right to correct - their licentiousness.,
In other words; ne limn; nor set of men,
should he permitted, under the pretence of
religion, to commit has which' are crimes
by the lair of the land. - - Now, so long as
'Utah is a territory, its laws are those ol
I the • United States. - The common law 'ell
England -is the basis of that law, and by.
'the common low polygamy is an indictable. •
'offence. ' -.Governor Brigham Yninig can,
and, we trast r will he . tried: for. bigamy, if;
as the ;United States ofliPeis:asSert; be has
been scandalizing ,this nineteenth century
by . ..a - plurality' of wives. -;- Not until Utah
becomes a State, can it alter this maxim
of the old common law. It is very certain
that Congress will never allow Utah to be
come a State, if a law allowing polygamy.
lis to supplant there the old common' 'law
•. doctrine, that. a ;man
,shall ' have but' one
wife:
We have beard, front various trattellere,
so much of the industry; kindness. peaceful
habits; - tuid other virtues
some
the - Utali 'set;
Alers, that we trust some sati:ifactory ex
planatiori may yet be made of these upper
Ent; immoralities. Yet, if the - charge' of
polygamy should prove true; the laid of
the United States must be enforced,- - at
whatever cost. So say Decency, 'morality
and justice.—Ece'ning
The Western Pork Trade.
According to statements published in
the SL Louis papers,' the prodtiction 'of
Purl: in that portion of the Union has fah
len Off *my materially since .1851. From
these we 'find that in 'him, during 1851.
69,000 were slaughtered ; in 1852, 28,000.
Illinois, -1851, 210.000; '1852. 149.'4)00,
Upper Missouri, 1851, 68,000 1852.
48,000, showing 'aeficiehey in' lowh, of
41,009; - in Upper ML•souri, of 21,000 and
in Illinois. of 66,000; Malting a total deka-,
ienoy at these points of 122,009 hogs.l.
. A re' . .. t , A monster in human form, named'
Norton, Living in Marquette county,
nonsinfor some trival offence, took aipobr
bay who lived in his family, to the garret of
his house, and after 'stripping' hinz,to the
skin, lashed his hands together. _tied him
ittp tethe rafteri, and with willow fods
{whipped him to : death! The Milwaukee
Advertiser: says:,
"W.e - Can almost fancy we! see the seem?
before as, and hear the pitiful cries of the
littlesufferer. flow often, during that cru
el torture, must he . haie tailed in vain for a
father, psrbaps long cold in , his- Ore, but
which bnreinembered Once asap.protector.
How ofien did he breathe, Mother Pas.the
blows tune down, and his.blood Marked the
tloorat: his .feet No came, no
mother bear& her innocent's eTy for help;
which, fading with :'his - strength, ended in
the low. wail mid sob of death—peel; in 7,
eicirable,death was, more merciful than the
human protector the law bad- aseigned him;
and kindly ended his sufferinis." '
BARDZIIOI73.--"I-say, barber, hid& t is
towel been in, use longy7 _
slit It's been in •use sit weeks
and no-other" man ever- found- fault -with
fIROCERIC3.-atrottrito - issortraPrit.:43 .-boais
11.31137ro7;ood otherlioloares Bomb for 3-3 q ibg good
sugar f0r11,4 lbs. I oodles for $l., and othler Groan.
join proporticio,ito quality, ot. TIMM'S
1 ffEcT MUSIC at
latitigy 15.
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I:IBALETt TN , TiOOKB,R - stubs Wiioit,Olotltlng,.TtitS . ,
Copy Boots & Shoa;dtc. , Etato two:doors bilow
. 116Sch's Hotel. Montrose. , ", . . -
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GOODS, rciaiiriti:Crogicary,
1.1-inulh•Ttrorare,,ltiatt,"olls,.£ll2.l4, Cattail, c. &a.;
also - paya asst far all Wads af tittiOping Furs.. Store Azi;,
liclo• the Court iloUtei, • • 4.
Chaxles Tillman 2' 7-
VIACING AND OMR DREESING SALOON,
IJ ptilid4lF,;:tiP,...ll:doin to she roatoMer,Montroiei Da.
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T. Iv Etilf 4 110 , EXCIIA1§41E.g . ,TABL11. -- Oz.uco aook;
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belo!r,..KtePm'cillotel,Afontrostaa.
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A rroinvEys -AT' illiontiose. Office 'crroi
• 4 toewstore. i n. 5.33. CITAISE,
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7_- ' . " Congdon_ it Sterling; - ~ ... .
Dl6 %LIN'S He Alarttme itortartaltra, Trate STONDS,
..LI Tanta Ate., Tate.en the , Canal Bridge and Court
hone., Court:et, tiingharatanflq.-It. - CsrJ.lll.Whitney .
Traveling Agent. 1 .. .. , . .27 35
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TVAI.ER IN DAY 0001)3, Uoota an stocc,„levehi,
I:l'Nottoas &c., Great Bend.. - . Ytlit
BOOT AND SNOB NAENR AND REPAIRER :' Shop'
over ltaldwtn Al• Coes Saddlery : Bl3v, Igontr9se,
• Dr. C C. Edwards,.
DEITSNIAN AND EURGEON,liartord,Pa..omCe , •: ,
doors below G.J. Prldo's 'flora. 474'
DI James Brooks,
DU UKLAN AND SURGEON, and dearer in Druga,
'X ;Medicines, P,aintf, Dyes, .ke. Conner of Church
anthem strieti, appal Re Col. P. Lusk's, Great Stnct. -
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John Dimock,
A TTORNEI AT LAW.: °Oleo oh Turnpike street,
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door.west yt the old Register Printing ofaceiArrmV
MU, Pa.' r , • .
M. t Truesdell. ' •
TTOUNET AT LAW, Gera Dena,. Pa. ufflevirldi
t 1 Col. F. Lusk.
• • J. C„Edwards,
EP AIRED. OF ci,cic ES, IFNI' 011 ES, Jewelry, 31 =
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Reat Ro=es and Aceodeone. Shop ‘ in the atom of J.
A. IFillianas,Wouth Gibson; Pa " 80m3
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S. H. Pierson:
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Iythra in all kinds otnry Goeds, Groeeries,teady
Made Clothing, Rhode Is(mull, and common. Lime,
Lumber; Previsions, and Produce of all kinds.
• P. N. o.—The TelluirEtore up town.
Carbondale, Pa.
tr.3IEVE:B.,A7'
Punt.lstiun EV . AAY IlintlaDAT Slott ING rilt.
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Ilarroas AND PROPRIETORS
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. TEIII NIS.
One dollar mid My cents per annum, ens) Inadvance,
of two dollars If not paid until the eno of the year, or
time of sObsctiption. No paper will be discoutlnu d
until all swreara get, are paid, except at the option ofthe
Publishers. All eignratinleatictu3 must be post paid to
'reeelve attention. All letters connected with the office ,
shoititi'.be directed ti 8.8. it E. It. Chase, ;Montrose,
Suslwehatna county, Pa.
=l^EditoMTOffice over store.
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lIATES,OF ADVERTISING. '
One yr . :lore (12 tines or three Insertions, • t. el 00
EarA subsequent insertion, - - - 25
One squari three nointbs,. - ^5O
One square six mouths, - - • - - '4 OQ
nusineSS Cards, four lltres or less, . - 300
Yearly advertisements, not over four squarer, • 700
One column one year. - - 30 00
Yearly advertisers wilt be restricted to the business
in which they are engaged.
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- ',Ton WORE. - •
fer The publishers having a laige assortment of Job
Piloting materials, are prepared to rzecute all kinds of
Job work with neatness and deipatch.
Illrarski of every description constantly onliand or
printed to order. ,
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Entered standing to Act of Congress, in the year ISSI,
-by J. Si 110CTON, 11. D., in the Clerk's Ofaca .
sof the District Conte for the Eastern
i District of PenaSylvanla. - •
.1 DR. HOUGHTON'S . -‘
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Atother Scie7ltific iVonder I
Great Care for Dympepstal
tit. J. S. lIOUGIITON'.4 PE OSIINt TIIE TRUE DI.
G EsT a y FLUID, Ott 4Gat.tric Juice,
Prepared from RENNET. or the fourth Stomach of the
Ox, after directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physio- I
logical Clieralstiby J. S. 110UOITT ON, Id . D., Philadel
phia, Pa. .
Thee a truly wooled' ul remedy fs.r rim ESTTON,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT. CON
STIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Natures own 1
tnethod, by Nature's own agent, the Gastric Juice.
• ' lerllelfa teaspoonful of Pei sin. Infused in water,
will dcese , or dissolve. five pounds of Boasted Beef In
about, two hours, out of the stomach. . , .:,
Pepsin Is the chief element or great Digestive mina,
pie of the Ilastrielnice—tbe 'Solvent of the Feed; the
Purifying: Preserving, and Stir:atria:lag Agent of the I
Steamed" and lute-tines. It is extracted from the .DI. i
gestive tqomach of the Oi, thus forming an ABM' ,
CIAL DIGESTIVE FLUID. precisely Bite. the natural
Gastric Jniee In its-Chemical owers, mad furnishing natural
Gastric
ann "perfect substitute for it. By the aid of this
preparation the pains and evils of Indigestion end Dye-
pepalitire removed, just as they would be by.a healthy
stomach. It is doing wonders for dyspeptics curing ea-'
sell of Debility, Emaciation. Nervous Decline, and. Dye- 1
peptie Constunptimi, supposed to be on the verge of the
grave. The scientific evidence upon which it is based,
is in the highest-degree curious and remarkable. .
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• 1 ' • - Scientific, Evidence. —• • - -.
num:lvan in ecleliratt4l work on Animal Chem
istry., says: • "An 'AritHal Digest:lre Fluid, 'analagoutt
to the„ Gastric Juice, may be readily:prepared trans the 1
muenue membrane of the l'omach of. the Calf, in which
various articles of 'food,as meat 'and eggs; will ber - soft
cued, clthged, and digested,ynst in the same mannertui
thee would he In-the human etomach.s. . ~ ;
rzy• Callon the_agent and get a Descriptive circular,
gratis, stein,: a large amount of scientific evidence simi
lar:to the above, towerber with reports of
_remaritahle
nures,from all parts.of the United States. ”. '. • '
DR.I.IO6CIIITOZPA PEPSIN is now sold by nearly ail
the dealers In fine dingsandpopnlarmedicines, through
nut the Prated Stites. It le prepared In Powder and in
Fluid form, and in Preseriptite vials for the useof pliY-:
siclantr. ' .1 , . , • : : ,
PIIITiITECTitetiAM for the use of Physlciansmiai
be 'sibtelned of Isr.llooghten. or his agents, describing
the whole process of preparation. and tiring the antbOr.
ides upon which the violate of this new rensts , dy are ba
sed. As It is not t weed reniedy, no objemibn can be
iralsedrigulnii Its use by Physicians 16 respectable steindi.
lag and regular practice. , Price, CISE DOLLAR per
. bottle.
'ix:p.OBSEBTE TIIIS Y.!—trery bottle of the nienuine,
PErrslN bears the written Isignatnre of J. S. MOOG Ili
TON, 11. D., acre proprietor, Pitilutelpida, Pa. i Cep)-
right and Trade Mark secured. .-
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IZP-S. old by all Drogests and Dealers In Idedieines: -.•-
Mr:For tale by ABEL TlMBELL,DEnggist,Montrose„
Pa., Agent for Susquehanna county. . , . 'N, 51y;
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/ I . EXIOIia to respoud 'hi thel
' gip, • '
. liberal aod 'Moralising pat-,
-- • '7 , -_.,.., rouage of his numerous friends,
- gt -,,,.qpi, aid customer[, in the *ay most
i * . , r*" ..1 conducive to the intecest of 'ttll ,
,
~., 1,.., concented, the subscriber taint
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w 44 "C c. pleasure in static:qt./tat' he had, ,
„ c c i ~ .,..L,,`. Inst. returned from Ear York,
w ..:;„ _-- oith the moot complete and ex
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•• ' t entire moot
amortment ofd
goo I CTIT '
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opened In this courity, - embracing an its variety' Many
articles - nothaforekept by him, and 'which has beau f -
Teet.ed aith groat care, haying beau bought directly from
thorniiufactunars, and 'macadam; and viii be sold at
the smallest blimp:lga. - Extending to all a cordial in
vitation to call and examine his goods and Oicell, - he sc
annas aveser,the publlea .
. -Mast rerpectful Servant, . .- ''. . . _
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-Bingbinitott, Desembet 3d, 1852
DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
lbsecßa nauseam & Western Illetilroad... •
Per Passenger Trains trills Spatial cunt:cr., for , -
• - ferveanting of Aterchandae "Pi es of
-• • asvery descriptio' n:Spa*. Bank Notes, ete. .
ALT OTES, Drafts, end Illistolleeted; all ssidere attend
ad sithducceptuest and at iterodablerates.
The Agents, of the Jekelaswenne & Western '
'Conspany "ill net Sig &Wig. for ibesibql. express Sine. '
Express mom( wW be in readiners upon the arrival
of each. resin at Sawa% to-ford : with .diskstf-tts
iferchasidis a, ihe., Pittston„Wiliceiterre; &c
• Leonordßearle of omtrose,fe eneiorised to ,rocelve
girt forrard. EzPireav - Frvight - trona that
_place ,to . the
Montrose e.;tsdolo. and from said fftetion toldnutrose.., -
S , C. Mafia of Irlh*honmock, oill receive 'and pr.
litre"Expos 'fright fr.:mita piece ed" Tito' khannock
Station, and from that Staihas to : lnnhhennosis ,
TELSOOP & CO:
NOveniber,lBsl.-4 . 5,2t1 -
TURRELL'S
$.S:= Win4iiii4b7i,
ALFRED J: EVANS,'
Washingtou st,
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l'hihtdelphii, - Me dical House. 1
moveztly,gnomedell. IblIV4 - 49111, r i til it all , Esiabruhettfillesit v ggari ( 00 , ry Dit: EINKE=
w T iu iltik Tie t t li ber tl e"thnigu i sran 6 t i e llit esto i: u jill si:co rtil x:pet l 4ll
and vlgorn -h;„ '.,,,b.0.1 T&ft.P.43c. RP thin
shall that be obtained and secured. Irw o ve 10/Ar e , XOT 4 - 1, , , est deriler vf ' Thirld '`aria;'''
Cough, Col¢, Drouciatly„,, Asthma, Catarrh, Plena . . lUaion „Streets , balm= Spruca and ~' '
toduentb, qt extdrab,!or al Other =talon of
Lunge or Chest; you will find in ter,e'lehrowl , : . pine - Slre t els, l Thilladelikiis '- ' ''' '
, COMPOUND SYRUP of BLO•OD ROOT, a attre and foivi.Ers YEAns lifsi.tenrive aUtt ndriter t iori`e,i
try/seedy, or lfs44l4l4keta ste.ll,lols=llo-.Crellti .k pgactlce spent In thlt elty; hat e rendtred L. r. H.tlit , '
Ilooping CoutnranstettOntlile round. T 1 most t•iper4 stud strecetalta prlielititbillat ktild btu, In • ,
sndtlintabettankatcd.wlthlte.lllssl-TTlOcetsl4.o_l 'ho treatment of all ellreneta of $4 1.1 1 T 0,0 " nature. -Per- 1
)Iduntuttl7,6thP4fitraliinetno,7,,lmue4s,'" ions afflicted, with uteerteil the body, threat or . legs
o p r o t e b seal g o e n , , r o or le a c tl es y l vi t b o e c y i !
tot the Lung.. .•The onsets of • .11lood limotas a rem,
' k hi cp s t he i b t 44 .. . m be e e u t
1
n t
out °" tO favor, but, I Matter 4 wins to the bead or hones,Woretereallhounectlrmstrlc.
:ores; gravel.lllseases arid ngfrom louthial warm stave 4
impuritlei of - the-blood, whereby the constitution Las
,t.c. me enfeebled are ail Mined tett IT Kw et s,f •,. . •-,
.
mytqlf•that tho above mmatanation la perfect dud that!
Tn'..bierlbere having entetad into, corpagtnooslap , io *al I ,
- • 4 i o lace himself under the care of Dr. K. may
ila' ise,,llll secure frith
rthgetenletra.fllarsh 'll effort w or m ,
ds Wlierever:it iibtfered Watt
.! hit t, * we e , Tinond sheet Iron'businese) ate pre.: breliglottely confi ein lea enor aS ..gcn Tau ! !sn con.
enlightened public. \ i -4 : : ~: +` .,,_
landition, to Jenson yont carob , Pe7P `Z;;.,„: - 4 aredlo attend to Wy , draft's ItS their line at theishor-, l ,Pa t iS , o l 3' ti.Pnn Ide AP n*lL L P h .il leint " - •.. •,, ,', ..'
it .
A went) to Morns m-...t. wish yi attnamrate ~,., test tioleeo!! nil amcritho:osol „, s thst! b * out*ldet, i , Tags ParrtlLl7l./i It N .vec . -fnueg m , r, weep b ,!.
pr o, dint; s, nr tender offsp,,lnril,,prstgvg3
to
"xi Ws, and abaft,. that 4d,r s ,Al a r e irliwed themselves by natitteW practlte indulged iti-e
ties, , which Ido be attention iribushaelionitnv Has', tabit frequently learnod from colt .conatanions • pr 41 ,
...
S remedy for their tile that la adapted-to their infilmil La reasiniable-itharesofpnbllcpatrenage 'lkeltSseottlatntln '
ties;alithout thn tear ! ho.eonecqueneds ftem rentedle. pattee•ns among which ate ihr Don wideaer Vulean-.-. , r,L e e f !d 'l n u i , nolt,WY L : 3 3 m o o n a d o . r o t to r e .4O u Y t i on t . lOl d a ,b laf t ly
charged With opiates, so dotructlvesend dettiment al to Egodr haring the latest. End most improved , I ,,Veltl ie ll d e.c . F.ets Of n wlinli. We n . ..gl„) , tly,fel * t., 0119 whe ,
„ 4 stove which took the tirrt,Pgendidts at t huSbete Fait aei """
go many thousands of Our racO. 114 - alma !attain& and g ner l ai.
eye-anise in-1.830. Y=O .Fori•Pt Queon r 17.:-C1 Forest' Infil " nrn;liYelll ' ir el h '. c .'
n at all n lr . ri tal i". . 3 0 affect! 4 ' lntil
ta Ily and oilmen° a lai a, -
recta Tor the suffering lunditywhel;leltrlftems?le4rge'llVefehruli
indication of Its solfering,asithing witlapalns fromaltok., ~,,,,,_„.O
~,..
'Queen idaarged; Key etBtartAltTight, Phoeult, 'do do ` . th .. r . n )..
isbness , of dee Herr anA eTell dblollsa la'
ic, emaciated from diarthret or 41On:teary, suffering r.!'-me a parlor stores,box stovos-for coal or w
- oAll lanti ' s - ra Tin wore. iltene'altio and tin tubea.kWpt oti -an n • t t i T../ c0.,.c.P,. with th e PlocrcntltefurlCUoller cored,
,o . s, ! newton, ale m _
!!
~ a al alter motored
great netrous latation cotton to Lind ,Irotla tewthiog-7 .
hand-L.1.0141a r.ricesthatialll'eultd. All kinds of protbree, - , -...,.._ ~. •-. • , • •
inftcn,brought to death's doer from cholera InVantum, ~..,,,e .
and every ill alsing (Mai b l itnottrishment or nursing) "•• wan puyment and cash nOt refused. Oppatitetheold,, =ad : loofa and Manhood. A VigarnDS
storeof Mills and Ilnatle: ••• ' BaTRE & iI'E.I3STITi. ' N .Life 6 7 ` Prenia ftu l p. Peath. 'Kis:hello. On -
I halm *eenaittal, these cured lu a tiny almost, I I 4, Mcatrose, July 10,20.. •1 ~, .. I. 28 ly •,i i • , . _ s d i e ln .•• e. ,,,, 4 ' ; 46.- m. - o n l y / z 5 cg • n i . ~ ,
remedy that I lave been for yeara in perfecting, In an
~.- , , This Roby just publiskals filled with u sena informed
extenalma practice of nehtlyqwenty yew-sand now.offet • , ,
..... ~, .. ,
~,.
, e
It to you under the true name sof " 'lr., 'I brclepe. , , -
!,,• r armslor Dan, ~ ~
~ tiou. lin the hillrrnltles and direr see of the parrot - ITel
INFANT,RESTORATIVE end al °VIER'S' RELIEF."' 'rrnsj,ano"s 4 cribpro' all.' nOt'eg ageate forihettirlitte organs. , It addrovves itself alike to Vaxth, Mantmel,
When this remedy hial:been'used, ft hairnet with tin. sale of Bina l'atato--Farati Unnamed Lott-lola. rand Ohi Ago. and Amend be reed by al 1 . The valuable- I
bo •
unded favor, and anyou value Soltrlawn comfort, or tea in somtuabanna coonty,
,l'a,. am who lash to opts ~ advice ill/d Ilaprellsige washing-it gives, tali prevent
the welfare of your &triton Babe, I ask. you to Ply .° l e' il their n.opertYfor saletaegfre a &haute deseriodion of years of miser'- and suffering. and Savo annually thou.
trlal..end,yen 'WIT say truly in its behalf, it Is the , •!• t bo r ihi r a s m. I, o t. as folicarkt; ;N umber of, am•tiaZlhowi sanda'orlires. , Parent". by reading It; will learn how
0 Mother's Helfer." -
_4- .: , t
Ulm m 1 are also predarttro or treat tor.' ore to.ehilt 4 .
- - many unproved, and how oat ererl i t . Buildings; Orchurd,,l tut roent the destruct Mrs of their children.
'gtafted or &Altman fruit 1 nolo.' nit trnet, and shade; **A retnittance ot 26 cents.vnelosed ha a letttr, „a 4.1 .4
dean. of riper years, he,a,YrOplome Pr•lthlch cl'cll . Pot tree,/ f 3( 0 ,5,41. from Montrose , cud (ho nearest point tai dinged to Dr. RINEELIIB, N. W. Corner 0: Third and
rent Is aware , and where Inspected, It-lathele duty t 0 , 14 denot, 0 , t i,,, New • york & EIS. Railroad; price and Union Stteent, between epruce end Plne; Philadr
total*,.t
exterminate thirn Ps Speedily as possible, which can be ', en ,; *o o pr i rn ent, , All mho wiah to sell urpurchaseßra I
will encores book, under envelope, pet seturn
done,onlywith stew doses of Dr Throop's WO R5l POI. '
Ikitate_,'Will,Stceive prompt attention by, calling on or I Persona at a distance, may, address Dr. N..by letter,
8014,whIchls beyond comi orison, with any 'Terming. addresang us at Slontrose,Susquebaniaa touray, Pa. enclosing a fro. and bicuied at home. .
of the day. It will destio Ikem i. and the very 'small 'Mr Conlieyance from montrornr 0 the plainisei.fre,e or I Pao:ages grill-lion:I, Direr:ions, de.,
forwardfed,,by
dose makes It acceptable to the childrerl that dislike ,b,, g , ,
‘.!,... , , , . I sending a. yettattance, and put np secure Damage
~
medealues of any kind.. Ft Is a haPpy! compotend Of .Nat e on '
!harmless vegetable medicines, that, n, their combhia- corner:! - . . erSligeßta, Pedlars, Canrorrers, and
Tranplke`strett, 4 idors.west Of ibeltrloll'i or cnriosiN. ; • 1. ~ , ,• ~ .
~ . i • 1 Boolosclltra,N
lion, produce wonderfnl'effecte upon-air:lo filthy Intru. .l•hefollosilaFarmiislail.;o4,l4lsl3ovrifkradfSif sale': till others supplied with. t
Ake above work at, very low
ders'of the human syM • em. . •• i ' ' 5 • '-.
~ No:I. 40aeres, BO haraored,Frame Rodeo and Barn Vasa. • .. ' ' - 4I-ly4
, 14 .4 0
' i ii you aro suffering' from . derangement, of the atom.,
.1 No , 280 ,do 60 do •...' 401 JO' '
ash, Liver, or Dowels, won Nave Fever; head-ache, Sour., N0.,3,100 - an 60 'do' `, ''' do ' div •
I stomach. or heartburn, fielnicocir •gortilencli..nnu .: N 0.4, 100 -do 50 ,do. , ,maid do ,•dn . j
4
many other mot ea Pa n t toimptems. for their entire r elle f , . NO, 5.70•,-do ,40 do , , I do do -, ,:
yen have only to take 'a fen...doses et' ' , Mr. ThroopVd _ No. `6. 06 .to 35 do -' +' do :do ' '
BILLIO US PILLS," and yOu have o; gone. They. act N0:7,, Store, Warehouse and Lot. :.-, • .• .
I upon disease by removing cue cense, restoring the FC. . No.B, 145 aCres7s hnproved«Oramed bduse an d
cretlons, WWI the organised' the badys,and health la , No. 9 . 42,'4 do 35 do' $.6141! , do do' '. . .
the consequence. - ~ - -- . ••• s'.' ) N 0.10,2 do do, .7 do do . • 1
To those of with core, smolt, - or inflamed eyes, - No.ll, ..role! ' do do 4 Lt' '
I famish you also a remedy that hat 00011. the text of • NO.l2.looneres7o.-ntprored,frame I hoist and bine
years of experience. end restored the mod n0.•4. when r- 1.13,.340 do 200 do I ,do • do _
!!, !do ,
every other remedy known bad failetl,Dr. Throop . e EVE . N6.14;56 • do •50 do 'soled° • dri•o
,! do
ITATER. These compete the lot uf,Dr. Throopkt ,Dc- • N 0.15, lot, do 60 do ' do dt's :4 - o
I !nestle Medicines, that should be In the bands of every - No.lo, 120 do, 55 debsold do do, ~ 416
'house keeper. nen good remnly alwayiTready, !Indult ich, `'..
only,requires a trial to 'noire them n.place. - . N 0.11.100 do 75 do do do' '1 do
! . N0.18,112' do 80 'do, do do : do
Agents, ltirssmerro.lrefitiry ts WWI. Montrose; - No' : 13'200 do 150 do : do 10 I . do'
N. Granger & Co., Rush; If. DL SiSoulhwell. ttir.h ;P 'M
C. C. ,
Wright, Middletown ; 11. Glidden. Friendsville; . . N0..20045 Jo 100 do -do do `, .do
N 0.21,19 - 416 120 do, do . do - I do
Rattier, Jessup; Drackney h. Monfort Draehney; S, H. N0,22,90N do 45'" do - ' do do ! do I
Owner. Dime*, Scott 84 Root. Springville' Dr. Lam. 110.4.'3,-45 - .do 30 do •vo do. I do
beet. aubula ; 3amea Tompkins, Tompkin4llle; flay= • N0.24;232 do 225 de Jo do l -do
den h. 'Little. New 31111"nr.1; Dr. Break", Great Bend; No. 25, 11.5 do 100 do do . do
Joseph L. Merriman, t psonatlle.. ' '- . , N0;26.106 ;do 140 do do ' do
JS. 'BLASI:4EIA,, General Ag,ent, Forest Lake. • NO. 97, go do 45 told -do do do
Jan. B, 1652-411-_ No. 28, 11 acres gad Osw mill'and dwelltna. .
N .29. 134 acrea,9o it:tiptoe ediframe honer. and bagel
No. 30,175 do 100 " " " "
Nn. 31,1ag do- 'os':. I. •' .. .. "..
No. 32, 180 do 135 " " II 1 55
No. 33. ICO do •60 " ..,‘ I. '• '
No. 34. 150 do 100 ". . to"
No. 35.150 60 •'. r .t "
NNO.:10. 3uo do 170 • is , .. 58.
No. 37,100 do 140 ' . .... ."
No. 38070 do 100 .. ... '.. 1..
No. 39 175 do 00 do di) - du ! do
n,. 40 80 do 45 do do do -do
, N0.41:212 ' ;dal 160 do sold do do . do: ,
rte ; 42.,0. ^ . do 50 do do , do.
' No. 43. ' 4 sold
do do , do
. Ito. 44 136 do CIS do do ,!, da , do
Nor 45.800 do 200 do do do, do
• N 0.48, 120 acres 80Improved,frame house and barn
and grin , mill.
No. 47 250 do 170 do do do do ,
No. 48103 du do' do .d 6 -, do
No 49 60 do 60 do do do . do
No. 50 63 do 63 dt d'o" do do
N.R.-Persensdesirlng to pnrelawe any of the above'
bygiving the numUel can obtam a fultdm.c rDALDlVT Niptinn
A T.FRED
E G. BABCOCK
Montrose, Pa. 0 etober,lBso.--44tf. '
s Office in
Liver Complaint, . •
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CliftOlsiTC. Olt NVIIVOUS
DEUILITICIIISEASES DE THE KIDNEYS,
ND Wl' diseases arisinalrion disorderthPliver or
stomach, such as constipation, A inward piles, full
uess or blood to the head,
acidity of the stomach. nen
hect-barri;Aitgilti. for this!, :frilluMn or 'weight in
the stun:mat, sour eructations. sinkinx:or fluttering at
the pit of the stomach, Meimming of the head, hurried or
difficult breathing, illuttettog at thx heart, cholit..:g or
maturating seusati,tms when in a lyingiCo - Sttirfitlinin
of vision. dots Or webs before the, eight atver,and dull,
pain its the head, detleicney 'Y010%1 6,1 " .
of the-skin add eyes ; twin in *beside, bark, chest. limbs
Ice., sudden flushes of. heat, burning ;in, the Aced, cop
'taut imagining - B'C' erth atdgreat depreasiun'of Spirits,
cantle. iffectually cured by
Dr lluotland's etlebrated German Bt.trrs,
RREPARED DT •
•
D.R C. M JACKSON, AT Tiff: or.roreq MIDIOINE
STOICS, 125 A1t4311 ST., PLIIGADELPHIA. •
: Their power over the above diseases is not excelled. if,
minalled,brany otherlelparation in liMUtllted States,.
as the cures attest, in many eases after skilful physicians
had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids.—
Possessing great vier ties iu the reetilleation Of diseases of
the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most .eareh•
tog powers In NteltfilleS! and affections of thc ih4ebtice ur
inals, they ore, withal, safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CINVINOED
The editor of the piston Bee said, b. canter iffld—
Dn. linearuis Celebrated German Bitters, for the cure
of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Chronic or l
Nervous Debility, Is deservedly ono Of the most popular I
medicines of the day. These Bittern have been used by,
thousands, and a friend at our elbow says he has himself i
received an effectual and permahent cure of Liver Com-1
plaint from the use of this resnedy. tt e are convineci
that. in the use of these Bitterti L thd Patient constantly
gains strength and vigor—a fact worthy of great consid
eration. They are pleasant in taste and trued, and rim,
be used by persons with the most delicate et °macho with;
safety, under any circurnstonCeta ITeare speaking from'
experience. nod to pm afflicted we advise their use. I
Seets's Weekly, one of the best literary papers pub- i t
lished; said, August iletb— .
"Dr. floaJlands German Bitters, Manufactured by Dr. 1
Jackson, are, now recommended by some of the most
prominent members of the meilicabfaculty 35 an article
of much efficacy in cases of female Wea'sness• As such
is the Cane, we would ailviee all tee hers to obtain a Is it
tle, and thus save themselves muclosieketers. Persons of
debilitated constitutret,s will fluirthese Bitters advanta
geeing to their health, as we know from cap limos the
salutary effect they hate upon weak sl stems."
~ 310 RE tiVIDYNCI...
The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, the best family
,news aper bublished in the United States, nays of Dr.
Headland's German Bitters—
"lt is seldom that we recommend whet ore termed
I Patent Neslicines, to the confidence and patrona,se error:
readers. and therefore when we recommend Dr. Iloof
lands German Bitten , we wish to be diet fictly understood
that we ore not Speaking of the nostrums or the day,
that are nnised • about for a brief period and then feegot
-1 ten after they !lave rap their guilty race or zoimchicr, but
of a medicinelang established, universally proved, and
-whichime met the hearty approval of the faculty Itself."
, ZonMenerato the Marks of the genuine.. They have the
weitton,siguatureiot.ft-.3I.:JACILSONOOOaIhe-WroPPer,
and his name blown in the bottle, rithout tukieh they are
ipurioul.
i For elite wholesale arid it4it. Albs , Girnilea".7 I ed leini
IStirge. No. P.:O Arch fdreet,fte,4l)Or below Slith. Phifil:
I delphi Land by respdetable' dStlers generallY through
the viuutry. 7 ,,, - ; - / --,.. : '}.- , '.-. ~'•
Peires . nelueri -o•Tn enable till classes br Itrvallas•ti
enjoy
the advantage-I of *thiiir7great Iseitarailve. powers.
-- ..'... ;"----.-- ..,
?!sate Matto 7.5 Ca To. r 7. , •
• Also for kale by AIIEL TellatlLL,praggist, Minitrose,
Pcun'a. .., i-..-1:,`,2 - :"1: . :..,..r. .: ~' L';3yl;euvr
. . , ..
.
Ti :7: -The time to ; .Buy:1-
,•. j • :CANFIELD:wouId si,V;
, .14 . t o his numerous
,friends and
- t 5 "' 'etistotiierti in:lol.froit indite/11 ,
, c , -41 , 1ty, that he Lae just. retti'Vned
....
_,,. freaa New York' wlt6 alarge ad,
, • 'v".. ditiotil4klititerisivvisabitment
et c„,..i , :i
• t „ c"tiM,Aln: of Xi' at c lie a,
Z ," : ,- Gold and sl:ver levers and Lenine
-..-.-- ' fu l l jeisellednad plain gold goon]
-_ i Test and fob chalas,Lockets,thlm•
•
bies, ep . eeks; gs, bracelele,fingir and ear rings, cuff
pins, breadirtg—tirdietr;-pettitand shell yard - eases; pen
and peneileases, choral heads, entlery,Perfutnery, Sit
* 0,111344 P hiIt44I.;IITAW. WU riPaienideitiSsalut:lai
tuning forks, violieestrings, cloaks, wallets, port.X.oPf. ,
Negdtes, and fancy i•orid3 Xate..ll glasses; toot* tat v.s.-
tdials for the trade by lb; n duality- , The above will be
sold at the lowes.t. prices . ."ll*.a.t!..lhes,pud 11,,swelry, of
all kinds repaired on'shbre ' noticent -the oid stand' Ti . a.i.z
ilr b'plioigte We Phenix , Cenit,s...l.liigliatiititt :....•
. .
Oct ,10.1851.• ,
Clocks for 8110 iti3d.tip: I 31 . 1 , 11`thirs ;and 13 days and ~. /i...
!arm olies. style and wa.rante4
_,.!tt ',.•„1•!;t1,3„,sillEl..1).
eve = riaipdeig i`
EitCrtgive Chair and' .Estab
,
• , • .•
1,1[714 SIITTR & Co. have now' futTy'eothpleed
their arrangemeuttfOnianufacturing Alaid , ikefti ;
inkconstantly on hand all and every kind of Household
- Furniture, manufael tired out eftheLei , C4itallty'OfSla.
hogany, Rlack W e alnut,,B,apte. Cherrz..fird-other,tuniz
her, and in the beit and Most 'durable mariner. ' Among
thuartieleiwhich they Intend to keep on hand, or make
to order,are,li.hognny, Black 'Walnut, Cherry, rod Mu
pie BlirearnC , Side Boards., Beeretarlea, Book Ca/ et , i Cen
tre; Carl; Pier, andh erTabler,"l3 tan dr - of 'every - Tr.
rietn Sofas. Fetteee,Divuna,„Cttomane, &c. Bedeteada
ofultkinde and ptylea Saari iff 'llthogany, Black Wal
atilt, Cherry, atutßapie,r ,
Carl and . Birjet;ye
Maple. and Faney,t :hairs, of every Verietrnird'dlserip
tion, which theylmrp,opar on hand. pod intetukto, keep
a constant supply: ''.llity article +halted Will be supplied
nh *fiiilays notice.
A a the a ularribere have oft en be en Panelled to enlarge
thertnnduess and-to open an estabilahment of the kind
itt zUrtalipte which could supply every varidty
ofhouec
hold Furniture, and nave the trouble of rendirgto the
ClilealbrineVeitTelee;trilhepe tarriFicialth llbeia
I Pktron and ewarngcm , eat. . Wm. W...F3ll'fil,'
IrLAZ"L"C',II..I3IIIIIII..i
,
.° ROI3T.
Alton f rote, Jun e 411851.-23,0 B. R.R.MIT
--,-, r:: $.
;„..SEW f , GOODS,,
mnEeza, -.81, 212410 ,
A-AE now rectirin3, a taiga and desirable stock of - ~..
-.1.1. = VALE ANDWINTIFIIt 1:00% U
aensistln; of their usual variety of Tfey dondiliOroCriire;
Cnieler , Hardware. Drugs, 31edicIner,Viints, fills. Dye.
, et stone, and Wooden Ware, iron. Steel, Mille,
Fills4,beithey, boots and abuses,. leaking glasses, and
plates, kite. dins, and putty, bats, cap!, .earpeting. all .
cloths, wall and windorepaper, clocks, watch: _, - Yr walryi. i :':. r..i, - ; 4 i: P., FINGER.MIN'OrS:I , 4, ..?;
f
sheer rdoons, , musimlfaltrt eperfluneryi bed:Mrs, , A VERY eitenrire desurtMent of lleillei elelie•efe . DWI
a1.,_ 41 , 1 °r•bleb the] Mil A nloef flifro4liblp embla -11 l mond, Ruby, Paul, 0 aroet,Emventd, 1e .. x., Signet and 1
" :94e 1" .0 A1 - A1g 1 4... ... : ..74!)'-ei i,.•' f f..! ..?., . I None, also very beau plain dn., lif 3nd 20 . m:teat Due,',
' Atli
.. t . Li f.. Chased do, and a vollety of {her litres b A y
j i vAti . i
andeth - - ' Bingbati;koiii4illit,ffia..m. 51 4T i.!,*
„ A If Tr.L TIIR it ELL. Invngeht. nom rile. -
a n icirgi vi lt t anc o gile for ev t ro Y ytar in lB 7 s2 i D .
8111%qe4yel&ntt;tret; 1p AIN T 4 )I la Oirn gs. rd '43 41c. hi n4-by tt 1 i . t al II t ite rlu r n -
' ll 1 "a I" V.t....1if1L x , Loma as seajAiga get ogm gratuitously, ten ti P, a ' rral u iely "i s fet:6haan.'lll4. eliafinaEPNumizfeY,xliftresusabirssopre.l
LIFAYLTTE BURR RILI, SONE 'SIIINUFIt-
TAY.
FriHE UNDERSIGNED, formerly Foreman for many
I,y - cam -a the Lafayette Pam storm Manufactory.,
IFtialllngton st.., N. V ~( W. TYsek,Agent,lwonld
form }ay friends and the publiii.itairenpral t that limbed , .
established a
BURR MILL' STONE MANUFACTORY'
Bigam~on, 1V: Y..
Lev ox tt uil :awl,'
_ . . - -
• And rol felts a slut:, of their patronage.
'flint re eonetan ly onliand a Ittnrertorit of French
iltitr•3lolStones, ex afro a large FU:lpfy "f Esnpils nail i
linin.stouer, alro French Burr Blocks, bolting cloth,
sateen uire and Pla Ater Paris.
frlte'rtuderrigned areurer hls Mende . end the public
that he will faithfully •xeciite all orderr- entrugted to
his care, not only in q wilily, but in pri•erVartielee fur.
niched and solici.e , their kind patrcnage.i:.k, ~
Orders by letter will bo execlited . with as much care
azal as, cheaply as whenpurclihsets are on the rpot.—
Millets and Millwrights are reqootted to call .and exam
his' stock buil workmanship. '
, , • .101130r.SULLir.CS. '
Binghamton, July, 1251. . 20
Ill.:Ft:BF:NOE • '
: Dapial Searle. Mon trr,re Thomas P. Phi'may, Esq.,
Dumlatr; Caleb Carmalt, I. IC. Drake,
!.13:I1geweter.
Joseph L; Merrun' •
Tetli ES this method of informing his friends and 'the
public gem-rally, that he has just received from
New YOrk, au aswar taint of Goods, consisting (In part)
of Stapl.and Paocy Dry Goods '
Groceries, Crockery,'
Hardware, Dye Stuffs, &c., which be vrill dispose of, for
Cash, Produce, or approved Credit, on ea favotableterme .
and 0.1.415 /Irk prier, as at any Miler es'ablishment In the'
count!. And he would here say, to those who are in the'
habit of ;Mang; Ont of town - to - pnrchawe goods • that - hel
mill be happy to bare the privilege of COUVrneitla them
Vintliguan - Alatttell by them tos,those that make more
show and greater pretensions. Please call at his Store
in Upsonville 310 'satisfy yourielres'orithat subjeet;! , ,
,
)r.ANTED-46til:ry. 0 Ifutter, And, Sheep, A"elte,
feir arbieb r part Cash will be paid:- • • • • • .
Upsinville Nov. ,5 ,
$2OOO WANTED.
BY the subscriber, ris he lanai preparing to get bp bis
fall:stock, he offers to his unmerons .customers, phis
Present large assorttnen t ot goods at' lcirrir price than
any similar es tablLshnitnt# In.lFeetern. New. liOrk., • ,This
stock Consi<ts, la part, of a large stock of Goldaad Silver
'English patent Levers. of own imporration,warranted
superior to any cver idrk! . .red itt.tdis 'County; hold and
Stivetanchor Levers and Lopinc.s, Gold Lockets. Thins
- bles,•Spectaeles, Breastpins, DracelotsiEarringi, Finger
rings,CuffPin°,FenuEFTtni!srYwc,glikr , labd rob cbabas,
gests,ltcyr. Zr.c: 'Ali; ' a wry stock of (Meer Wire,com.
Prising overy article In that line, warranted pule as coin,
a full assortment of plated wars, In every variety. Fan
cy Clacks, Cutlery, Combs, d c.
Bitrharatint: Oot. 10 ALFRED J. EVANS.
gukd In Dlarket.
Tit litscriii 'ersi • cr
otot,k, finite an assortment of Fall goods, COWlinin
of Dry Goods, GtOterifts,7llStdware, India Rubbets,DOnts
sad Shoes, Boratli son edStl, and will Sell them as raw,
as say c..sc on.W.lthowt this part %(,r: the. wOrld 'or !else.
=here far tho,,eady John, or ttio right kind; of , tredit.—
Thanks rot:grim tarots, tcha; °rotators, iiteryhoily in
rited to r all awl buv.‘i!r... •:. O,TYLF,It.
,31optrosa, Sept. 1G; 18.51,
Now and - -popular-School . book
CiCIMPREIIENSIVE SUMMARY of UNIVERSAL. If 18
V TORY, totetliertsith a DIOURAPIIY ofDIST/NO.
UISUED PERSONS, to which is appended an epitome of
HEATHEN MYTHOLOGY, NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY, GENERAL ASTRON,
OMY ttUPHYRIOLOGY..
Adopted and used in the Publieschools of Philadelphia
IL S. JONES & Publishers.
Cor. FOurth and Co„ ince sts., Philn,
•1: Teacher's and school Committees addressing letters to
us post paid, will be f urnished. with copies for-minium.
Ire- A lOU titiireOingileteitiioanidntOf tiokiandlit'a ;
unary foloale at , the Lowest - Pricer. ••
et= receivedby the subscriber a new and brains.
sertmcnt of iteady-made Clothing; Boot, & Shoctr.
Fall farhion Bats tc Caps, Cop letter and wrapping Pa,
pr ; by thercam or Ices quantity,
Traveltrug and common Trunks, a few slngleand doub
le shit Ones, fancy Stationery; Books, ComW - Brualics,
Fancy articles to numerous to mention, all which be
ilmiMurto`seirforTeadtpajr t inmt enerttlp#itlY !UP cheap
it Cilia ibee:pert.;' it riot' . .
A fcw"ddsett-pair WOOLENBOCKS wanted.
Fo 6 ttlMer o o.4 4 cl&i l, .= " ePr , q. FuLPER•T
Iteadx-illdite - Ablotliliti.'.
LATlGB'assortm4t , or latert`stylre;lsitiecellert
.itittd for talerit:a ; small .adrafice . for, rradrPaY.,•"7
: Store next door tn:t udge ,BOOTSendI3IIOES,
A unterned goad assortment of Itelestlent synoarrer. and
Dine. t Calf andNoreepo Men ' s ehors-riVomen'A shoes;
' 1 es:m . .l6'lmi fine-Blises,"lloyriaudtibillirerr's shots: The
largest lot in town and probably the cheapest received
since tb e lire.
To Dal -and rcitinOts
, .
Valuablep roper . ty for 'Sale.'
AFARM . of2oo acres eii untc in.ilritlgoratei township
Susquehanna County and state of Pernwivania of
150 acres of which is under good imprortrariat• - •
The farm is we lldesignmitoradalry.and fa espable Of ' l.
feeding 40 cows during summer and winter. end 'trill
part of it brivell 'interact. • The bnlidlufs and laud aro
irkgood.eondition.and .th e knees, • w hich are cif stone
and rails are alsogoed, There are two largebarna upon
the premlites, besides a granary - and con t tratn ihed
for cattle. Three orchards principally of grafted fr tilts
and other fruit trees.
Said farm has a vary pleasant, and focation
about two miles from Mot:arise, the County seat of Ells.
miebanna county. and about 9 miles from the 14:ggettri
Clap Railroad, to Which thereto a Plank Roadie process
compktllm, and is eery conrenient to,ruce4ngs and
schools, and mechanics. • , .
AlmianothirValuableleirrn najolnetbe attnro, con.
• tattling 200 acres, of which 150 acres is- under a high .
state of cultiration..• •lipon it there ism large frame
dwellins bonse, anti out buildings to correspond and •!'
large orchard. It is well watered and fenced and admi
rably adapted to dairy purposes. •
Said property Will be sold on rearonabl e terms, a pop ,
Lion of the purchase Money may remain Upon lioridand
Mortgage to suit the:purchaser.
Application may be made personally or by letter to
lion. Wm. dessu , pelt: J. Niren at Montrose. 'n said
county. and any farther;particulars that rsa ay he requir
ed will be civen.-23tr
Ixotice to the public.•
Neta'Seasunaolc Fail and Winter Goode' alike
• Great Oni Price &areal - •
E. !4:1613NHEIIIII, Groat Bend., Pa.
DEUS leave to take Oda opportunity of tenderirig.hht
JL) eiacere thanks to hie friends and customers,for the
generous patronage the* have extended be him; and
at the same time Inform them that-he has J wit returned
from New York with a very large and choice selection of
Fancy aud Staple Pry Goods, Also a fresh and extent
siveassortmen t ofOrcceri es, Provisions, Boots and:theca,
Hats and Caps, llardenre, Crockery, kc.. Drugs and
which will-be Sold for cash and produce 'at a
very small advance, at prices which defy all competition
Flour, Pork,Ft.ils,Saltorlith•Aalenndretail.—bewould
also remark Pus he a ihrres strictly to the system of al
wayi o ring the lowest price at first.thereby givier the
same advantage to all who may favor hhawith their pat
at Bend Clothing Store.
The largest, best and :cheapest assortment of Ready
Made Clothing in the Village of Great Pend, Pa., Broad
blothr.Doe Skins,Caftimcr.•s and Vestirms until qualities
suitable for the Fall and' Win ter Trade. which he offers at
such prices as to satistyany one that thists the place for
them to deal. in consequence of the great increase of his
kindness he has been obiiged,tn greatly enlargeblsstock,
which bonen offers to bit friends ~n d•the public fur ex.
amlnation,contiticut thatin so doing they willflod some
thingto their advantage. .11u:subscriber has made are
rangementsto. manufacture clothing in all its cation
branches, and is now Priesued to sell the shine. wartnnt.
ed to bear aspect ton. Custom work and cutting dnnt•
at the l atest style and shortest notice,—allkinds of tail.
er,Otrimmingsf oinished and for male. Donot forget the
spot. Store nearly opro.ite thoillanslon Trent..
Great Dend,Sept.,lB:4. 1.. s. truant.
n FORFEIT—Dr HUNTER will forfeit $5O if fail
log to core any case of disease that may come
under his care, no matter how lon standing or afflicting-
Err tt nu stx . are invitee to his
Private Ru..ms. a North
SEVENTH at., Phila.. withotit Tear of interruption by
otherpatients.. Strangeta and others who have been un
fortunate in the selective of a physician -are Invited to
call. Those who haveiajuredtbetusclyesbysolitaryvlae
are also Invited. • .
nun n AND REP Lacy —The tabled would do well to
reflect before trusting their heal th ~.happluesP. and In
many cases their lives, in the hands of physleiani, igno,
vat of this claps.of moJediee.' It - Is certainly lamosslbld
for one man to understand all theills the human Irmily
are subject to: Every respectable physician has bleat-.
collar branch.in ‘yrlticlh he is more successful than his
brother professors, a , d to that he devotes 'molt Ofhig
time and study.
YEAna or Pita esten,eidusivelvderotra toth..study
andtreatment of direclrs of the sexu,tl orgnns,.together
with ulcers Irain the 1,6:1y, throat, nose, et 'cgs. paths in
the head c, •
...bones, mercurial rhenntatisia, strictures . ,
meal, Irregnlariflee disease miSfcg frrnr.yontllnt ex.
cermet rolmparities of Os olc..aL, 'thereby the constitu
tion has become enfeebled, enables tht Doctor to - offer
wispy uncles. to all yam may place tlemEelves tinder
Ws ewe. , 1„
• '•The Pefiple'n Friend :
,
T. T. POND'S - 9' 4[3f . Ittamtai,,2 o . i.rs ,
.
pm): DESTROYER artnltztt.ta a Extrtaci.—AnTati'ac
frcita the shrub called Witch-hazel; and 'purely from
that with the exce_ptioU, of a little Alcohol to preserve tt.
'twill cure all local pain and laudations, old sores,
fresh' wounds andbrolles,.Piles. and all diseases
_of the
; bovrelsura chronic rmture, tooth-ache, ear-ache and an
excellen t rem. dy rreinnles, &e. 1
It Is truly what it proresseito be, 'lllePeopre's Friend!
'• Providence has scattered along the rugged piths or life
manythings thateentrib ate greatly. to . he. coMfort, and
happiness or every body; hence their grea Elaine, and
well may they be called ‘rri.nds Or the People.' '
Ono word here Li:quail] againstiruposition". Alnan by
the name ..rSpencer, has rnaiduraelara and':effered for
sale a s puriolll4 - article Called . the EM.rart,—that
would be extract of the hazel-nut t—ttar genuine Is is
aldteand . pare as wat cr. while the 4pu:ions article is
colored,Which enables the Publieto distinguish. ,
- None?, ennine.bnethcisemarked Ptind'sPalnDestroYer
XXI. ITATCII, Montrose, aad stare-keepers and me
ine-dealernencralty',,Sgente , • -
The -Last: Wendel - .
PT. DAlllit'l,the greet - bur:d:lager. is ab out intro
. during tate this country the celebrated • Firilard ,
blister,' a machine net larger : then 'a t 4 free mill, : worhed•
by n thumh-serear, which will put cult the largest flr•
statitly: But tills has not lug to de with_ the fact' that
Jun ftJaeons;Tallot It.s just teed the
Lk & WiItTER FASINIONS,
and le now prepared. tolialt on hie friend's witiAls usual
alnerity; skill, and good humor .
pa- Call in If, you Tint , trapitalps, at the shop over
Lathrop' "taro. -
N. 'anttlni - aoni eit . ustia
litontrose Oat:1,1851
FIRSTIN.IIAMT
WEBB'-
lIAS rettirried from
• • NEW YORK, - with s line
stock of Fall goeds t Iv:Web he of eri for Sale-to those 1010
WILL PAY for tbtro;:titits sitteif s its ea be reasona
bly asked. Not - Eirget•lng'llite Wan:knit& such of his
/Ott ds, nit bare herettifore be
for theht, ho invites thtm to:'COILEAGALti.”. •
3tontrose, Sept. letb. . • - - •
PePgin
ATATURWS ocro reriedyl,br I Ixopeßsta. obtaineii irorq'
''!Lketiliet. or tllolliirtno`.3 oleo or tho ' rem ita!O
r••• " • AUEL TURllELLOrdatiore• •
och.u.9..T6lmbleft4spocts, Fen oindVeiril Caoiit :1
I/ a fultaseortment 0., • " , DAYANYIELVS,
• Cold Lockets.
IN 43 LEati Dojitile iii4y tag,'
S
Ri ng l i am , Ai J,EYANS ,AV aishiogtOpqe 4
• - •he • tehest•-:
ni, E kricige Eli3g
• ovet pllFTedin Dlnchati; tot!, by '
667- Pie c e Waro plat ed,vatil a MIMI
r cpn Jeting. Tea,
Illererf,lCreatiianairLiitirdSpcomSaltanidgrigitShoy..
610,Forkuto.lEngravid gratisi at. , L. ok.skI.I4LIVIS'
SlLV,Pridpootledorks =RI griktes,warrattred therbest
.roartutitettaredlEvAakterica, _ TIME'S. 1,
, , . ,
Otttic; es fins. 20sillociml
isone but. nivie of
1. thOame sortie tin Oillimy-LI).
.
A goodaceond nand cp - okiag etoter'llia good now cue
it-xer t or tate,a4eap.4i yuktsprigdo
Al L 8,3 to 40 YenorNeilt;Ylooribd fintablig Nails
N
IdontrAsalisyl3. Lroxs Cutaincsa.
whitWeEraiNuy bt.
ifijigAidlt, .LllZergiie to 31110, 1. 11 ,
avnts Blaticoltbas onoof the mot dolrsh , I,l'
"1 ,11,Ona ia tkithrin t r euntylrania. K stohls: ""'"
'ld ea•arit'en d aaltihrious village, op e mil s W m. 4 h tletc.
/thirie t alt 4 a o z.., czaihin,bi,dzilY 4 t°ge , riOP ir t : 44 •„
..eowatry:, 7 Urielloorttny tow been in a lai oph t 7L.4.
yOOllO l,llll , 1 ) 1 1Sh it* Iddretiage has, h eta tib m " 4l.
tr 4
constarittY,lncreiwilzw,„
, Through the vettniffsence Of Woctiietland,'lsi
silditimisiSemleary building - dcrbyolo feetoied thrtg!
r i,..At s b, hasten been completed, and by tht 111,,p s -
of ilth. Zitsi Seniiett,/ the school ts now lex. r hh
_ l 4
vs, esiciable and partost.e library. eutimy h ... ',
Chemical. Plillesophlcal end' astrotornicil App ."
of theingittlikil litgarlittli,kr WI wi g , hys Z 414
mi a s hi ;tat nrel B uf it- us nf 4 IstAbmate order, and ample y et y au , itti. el l
nt, •
Thelloard or tun tr dation for the tardy{ Kart. .4,
t
d.
lows .i, , - •
Ir.or. l lteti lien Nelsons A.M.. ...
.// „L'IIINCIPAL. / • '
Hew. ' Von stir C.,. -smith:A. KT..
/ Tea elatr ht Ancient Languages, ,
ph/Alp iri. is art ra. A. Lt.,
Tcticher irVidathemstics. ,
.. ~
It Clr,..Cti H. itt - ai , ,wa ., y,, . .
• .• Teacher et Natural Science. .
Janie* W. 4.11 aiw Site Kee' . .
Assistant Ppm. , , .
:Ibis~ "liar y Dietz, • ,
feather of Modern Esthei Patrick. .es
A aaittent Teaclizr of illudein La
Mn; Jaw- I...tveraori. . - . / P a get •
Teacher of Drawin aud P hula
... • • • g 4 i•
maw. S. A. ti Ir4voirre
- Teacher of Seale. - .
All of tite above teachers are employed to the
the whore of path day except:h. Teather of Diat4l - " n .
ata„weatlake,--„The forme? &mut.. such a yenh.
each day 5 her clods as may be necessary, s a d the I, :f
teaches ow: halal soali•day. • The politic will sa l e,
that by elite arrangement the sehool Is under the
srl n raa • ton andinztruettott of a vary full board of 4 . 4 r 44
abtd s pheteh p e Trustee* eenddc ntly believe that B
a e rdtop rmote themost thorough lago ,o
/ •', • . ,
' rho nac4A ,„„y ezonsiis oft hi; restitution arst o 4 4
ate. Tulilon exelogreau Ornamental brioches f:
k
to ,56,60 /per . Ittahrter, Board Water ' t o t
NM per dozen, and fuel $2,50 per annum- , -- "*"1
The discipline of the_ Institution combines aild a ,,,
with Unitises, luculeating sound, moral and terr y
principles, persevering industry, rrict tea t e and tillel
- -
deportment. -
The present Lena of this school CH cretins. tsa h i
23d o r pee. next. Students axe admitttd at any b,.
but the moat suitable time for rnteril gto th e te m ,
pr the middle ei t crch term. Those who may 161, 1 :1
tend the school t. trough the 'reminder of the fin hi
II throughout the IVintvr, would well 1. eater '4l
" tfie 20Th metal lost. There will be a Tatatiati at P I N
bag ApillOilvlo2
weeks at the elope of the pre,ene rein,. Th. 4 , xt
~.,
cowlats sr tbirtece
.reeks commencing Tannery Taal'
1 /
Caitilegues of the cminary and may int eica it k,,,, t
tied toit can b.. , badby addressing the Prin ely el. etatth,
~r t h e tindersigaed. D. A. SIIiPAID, hi -
N. ROUNDS, Seey.
.Klngstrni, Odt 4, 113.51-42-tf. / -
• Petitletin or Rock Oil
A
NATIJRAt, remedy procuredi from it well ik
ghenY eminty, I mt. hundred tet dreg pat tt ,
so id i by S. M. R. 1131- Canal Basin, Pittsbendt, pt ' l - i ;
put upin hottleajust as It 1/01., from the ern etahn admilture of any kind: 'All ye that are afflicted
READ: READ!!
; 4
Rheumatism yields lathe pewerlof the Petrelna. g•
'mine Dona LuzerneCo., Union tp.;July etb,
lit. lifer—Dear sfr, allow taz as a stranger to rv. ,
gratulate you as the sole.proprietor of an laraleth,.,
culled Petroleum or Reek Oil, width is destined
t °take the place elan great medicines. limy Mena
this neighbothoe4 have tried the Petrol am in eats* •
acmes curing most of them and proringbighly
in all. I have tested It is eoughs, mi t ts t a tto , i ,
teeter. sprains, and swelling; for rbetamitiim I dal 4
is a certetn cure. y wife has been afflicted with
Rheumatism, for some years and never could gets
thing to relieve her, in fact she tried rrerythisz,ett.„
thing senulddo her any good until the tried year ton.
!cum audit has relieved her entirely, far tat birth that . ..-
It is the greatest.pain killer now In me. yet:mat". .
J. JU.1. , 0y,
Anothei letter frank Luzern,. co., reecnunithhttt
Peeroleum "—. "{NAN! Raves:, inly
31r. Rise , -Dear Si!:—! take great ticatote is eels.
(sing to rho virtues, of r ur great' attuallsed'es.a,A
tbal'etroleum or Roc Oil. whim, Is certainly s pet '1
ineditine. I bought one dozen of your spat emit
waillong here last fall. I tested It in a notated met,
and found it to prove good. . I also tented It in awed
tettei and found it Very beuetdal 1 aced Fta raj
much t o have another box of it, for I don't Bleak •
withoutit.. , Respectfully yours,
J. CAMPBELL
A volnufrom Buquehanna eo.,certiryttlg wee
cy estate Petroleum •, • Lime Darr JruL Sch. lit 'l 7 k
Mr S. 3i. 'Ric sir:—Allow me to rettli;to •
virtuis ofyournatitraimedielneealleoPemleerse r t o t
Oil. I kattbeen amieed with the Ithrumacirtormaa.
Cline. I was in Wilkeiberre last summer rad pt sk4
Ile:front your Ag.mt when he was nine thete.l is
cured me perfectly: I have since eren_le t•et,l tof a.
cut casesofrhoutuatism, and found if Tire rdief ia th
VOry-rCErCCtflilly yors.
JAM ES 1011E701
• , . Tisguassoci, July Illth LSO.
. Mr. S. 3f. Ittrit —Dear ail—Allow tar to ecraul l b
virtue- of yeurgrent tural medicine olio '
or Nock Oil, which I believe Is a good medicine. ibis
been refilieted with Neuralgia. pain in the nem,
last ten years. and never could get ninth's, to ens,
• me: in fact ',tried almost everything and codas eat
do me any good until I tried - your Petroleura:sLidta
relieved me • cry much; I have afro tested
scalds. and•breciser, it has °luny.
shortihno I think it is the gr stoat pain klilers:ta
use. • Very respectfully years. ,
11101. MR • ;
Call and get a circular frtm the select. whirl eine -
full description of it. per sale by DENTLES s Biel
Sold wia caseate by Haunts, 14 - 1 r.,&", CO., No- :0/ kkkl
street. Philadelphia.
1851' • _LUSH Housr,
Grtat Bend, Penn%
•
Addison:Bilant, ,f roprietor.
STA , V leave this Rouse Daily for ddrereat p:irs
on the arrival different Trains of Cars. Ds, Cr •
.vy Teams furnished by lie. 31.Truesdeil, &tea:num i!
and terms which canna fail to suit.
' N. .16..—A euvered carriage will Convey guati kd
rom the
. ca.rs.;-.35
•
.New Iffilf'otil Stove Depot.
•
IJORIVITT nor/ in flora anew and irrtp
ointment of Cooking. Parlor, and : , ,hop k
ivnlid and eoll.ineluding the .ncv; Man 427:rd
kinds of Air Tipht;Latgc Oven. common aide'erri
oven, &C., with Stove pi pd,Sheer iron. and Zhao, hal
Tubes do C., which he will sell very low fur cad a 97
proved credit •
September. 1551.
• • Abell urrell t
• Dealer Iri Drugs, Ilearince, Chemicals, reztink
Camphine, Fivid,Lamp.i.Dye et ulD,Grocedes.rnAl
Hardware. stoneware, Glassware, Clocks, Unde.3"
eiry, spoon., epettailes, Uurirnllestrtnrot.lmA
'Medical Ineernments, Liquors, perfumery, nres,a•
tlenery,bannescahnes, Yankee Notions.
Mentroto, , ly
• 'FASHIONABLE ISEWEIRY.
Ertis subscriber has thii day rectir.d saws Wei
vcry rich- goods, or lad month's imp a rata
Paris. consisting of tine gold erlimelbl birettas 10 , 3
and Lepines,_Pem I and Garnet Breastpitend Luta ,
to match. Silk and Bead work bar, beanafai im
Parties Disatond• Roby, and Pea rl ,llages Ilispint
let 4. Gold Sh-cvn Butions,wohts "seantital Off Pan.
ve, Napkin Binge, /tc., to which re u paid icrin deo
tent on of his !ilea!! - A. .I.ET I:tt
Bingham t on, Sept. 3, '5l.
munrek nOw insior'e a new sad &es
.11.1ection of Dry oodiOneinding gust ftexii
Ladles' Dresi Goods, Crape and othe ntlaStr
illatt,-Vairaso7l. French Lace, Fang Etas 0 4
Leghorn Bonnets; a ocantiful assorttaret-of
htMt
Ribbon, Flowers and Trimmings of new rtyltr,
Silk and Lacet. for,Manfillas.Bounetitlik, tattl
Veils, Broad Cloth. Fancy Ca.asimeres, pf d
summer Cloths:A. nrpet Bags. Trunk Italia Bia
Shoes. Painted Window Ahadee,:Carpetiag, Btu, CO
ker. with a large and general assortment of
lUrduh
Cr aCkary, Iron. Grocenes,Tainte,Medicines ,ta."ll ,,,
o'whlchtelll be sold at , the lowest ri". • ""
the ynoFt roalon old e tennis. .N, llearly 111011
produce wanted. Socks In particular, Ana ibt
vice in Cash paid for Wool. /1011 f and Salt tertO4'
on hand.
- Notr Milfortl,?day,ilY,lBsi. i -
JOAN GROrES:
NEW AR RI Vi
IfUIt,RITT hasjoie received ano ea
H
nuortment of .
used lIVPs trr Gnodo.
netuung on'elettantriulety of Ladies Drees Dada
ir Long
.stiewle,, new atylo BP:Mot Riblsons. fo r
Cane ;w-ti S. tarta tined! dee.. ot the most dssirsta
eh having boots pgrch.tsod at the late nine ,
Witt be entd unnetudly low.
Itese-Mittord; Sept.2o; 1851.
, ,
• • . • Flaw' Seed.
NY.4l3Antity of Fla: Seel imard In t?
4, cericsoi Cash ,
.
•- •- •-- - - - Grpons. A' AItiSPE ottiek of extra fine-Albita titloll
' ll
!!,p;:!one, - Brittania-ware , !ire tteagtiituedo7
tea spoduastitiff table-111A tflt 4POCIIS. Oa aIS A
rar ri iteil; Carminatives 'vacua, ale., ett,,l o 7i:
And IP rWrUtiutr for the quality, at- - . 2 " l * .
' illontrare,July p,,...160. ~ . : , •
, ..
• Notice.. , I
frit% fircet Plst & pats, butumn atodTra by!ie
114 07nOtilt, %IV. Fm..
P. B. WV,.
°,,i!r9!°l 3 tOP ?.3.1351 '
otiOre.LerdM4 and CaMll O , for
14 Ice Cream, cookery, ete, (0.1! rale vi
:Dx.,111,f3
. .
$A O Veg .IPIIIOIII4 - COPlier !,ar e v o'
tit sitibiliiberf !.‘tiv'cl just Parch' 11,44--
lit°.°l; lifliV t.,!, Tiu 4nd.Coppor Ware?
they oflbr t(' - .oupublie as cheep re the der
'''. ' ••-• - , IDA.LAfffIROP &Ca`
DlP B froOt DO; 10; 1850.
cl OLl),..ren avid 'oak -nylon-holders Oaf
ILA wad bastnualities for gaiety -
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