vioc king down an
. tat 'tot slai
.
ssturday evening lash tilthe
14 , i t t hi s p a Eler.w.as retOrning - Froidtheaffice
to his home in the iiart of 'the Aoistri:lie
assaulted sonie:persott nettr
rad C o r ot, ab by
out 35 .rods,Westrof the's:o-
,1 0 es of lion. J. IticßciberiOvith the evident
intent of _ ommittlng robbery.. - - - ' It -being 'Otte
dark
h a e t
beowwh uicnht ilk a n t o cthkee d in b t i a tnnt of reed h y e
a s g snoawar e-
I
of any one beingnOir hirzw, He
struc k over the eye, with a.slangishotor
something that inflicted a horrible wound.- Hi
, ro b s hl y stunned nearly two 11010; as : it
;.„, s hout eleven o'clock when he leached his
Who -in-laws, whose residence isjnilie
lei, where his wife was waiting to accointiany
bin 2 home . When he reached, the house, -he
ageda state of insensibilitY .physician vims.
Ina remedies applied, 4at'ainsciiiiiimeis
did not frilly return unfit the next morning.—
roiriogthelsy he recovered so as to he able
to he removed to his own reitidence, end - the,
&gent* wounded, he is now in a fair way
srecover so es to be at his post again
seek or so. One of his pockets wns torn and
F atly cat open, but the robber foundnothing
b e ts few shillings in
_small change. -
The villain irho made the assault obviously
w a ded the blow for another - mnit; -, There
are citizens living in that portion of the town
vrho usually carry large sums of money with
them, and he was doubtless taken - for one of
them. For, certainly, no man having a grain
of' common sense' about him would thinkof
fi n ding money in an editor's pocket.. Such an
ides would be preposterous. Editors and
printers are poor game for highway robbers.
loud Signal.
Adjourn me lature.nt of the Legis-
After four months session, the Legislature
of Pennsylvania has finally adjourned. The
good that It has done in this long session it is
rather difficult to discover, but it has not done
p mach harm as we anticipated some tnonths
ago. Indeed, we can recur at this time to but
few acts that w e think will prove of great ad
newt° the‘public interests. The provis
ion relative to the mananements of the public
works, cannot fail to exercise a most salutary
intoence in the repair department. The pro.
vision far the completion of the North Branch
ranslove consider wise nod proper ; and the
section authorizing a loan to cancel the State
boob now due, we regard ns highly proper. '
When we leave these measures, we are at n,
karat this time to refer to anything of public
importance.
If we think of any others by our nett, we
shall refer to them, as we desire to do this
session full justiee..Dem. Union.
s.
Apportionment Bill. -
fir. EVAN from the committee of confer-
ence appointed on the part of the Senate, to
confer with a similar committee of the House,
on the subject of the differences on the Con-
Fissional apportionment, reported that they
had weed npon,the following bill: •
I. Southwark, !ltoyomensin g , Passyunk in
genially of Philadelphia, and Cedar, Lom.
turd, Spruce and New Market wards in the
city.
The city of Philadelphia, excepting the
:boce mentioned wards.
3. Kensington and Northern Liberties. "
4 Spring Garden, Penn District, North Penn,
Ringsessing, West Philadelphia, Blockley,
Richmond, unincorporated Northern Liberties,
Awing() and Bridesburg, in Philadelphia
county.
5. sfootsmery county and certain town
ship. of Philadetphia county.
6. Chester and Dpkware
7. Bucks and Lehigh.
& Berko county.
9. lAneaster cnantr,
10. Lebanon, Dauphin .and Union counties.
Ind the Township of Lower Mahaony, in the
county of Northumberland.
11. Sany!kill and Northumberlond.
12. Montour, Columbia, Luzerne and Wyo.
ring counties.
13. Northamton, Monroe, Carbon, Pike and
IVa . ine counties. '
14. Boguelianno, Bradford and Tiolp.i.oun
ties.
•15. Lrenming, Snlfiran , M'Kean, Potter,
Clinton. Clearfield, Centre and counties.
16. Yokk,Cur4berlauol and Perry counties.
17. Adams, Franklin Fulton, Bedford And
Juniata counties. -
IS. Somerset, Cambria, Blair and Hunting
don countiet
19. Wisimoieland, Armstrong and Indiana
traugirs.
Z. Fayette, Green and Washing,tpn corn
'
. 21. Allegheny county, except certain town.
2. Buller county the excepted town-
Alps of Allegheny.
23., Brayer, Luvrence-and Mercer counties.
Venango, Warren., Elk, Forest, Jam:-
ion-and Clarion counties.
The bill gave rise to nn animated debate,
whin lir', FILITLEY moved to pestpone the
tvasideration of the bill for the present
The motion ivas not agreed to, by a rote of
yezi 9, nays 23.
Premature Burial.
Tie Albany Register, in the course of an
snide on this subject, relates the ftillovvitt
instance, of which the editor was perfectly
ocaizant:—
. Some yetaingo; we were perfectly, cognize
Int ta an occurrence of this kind, ,011ich was
t the most heart-rendering nchareter. The
eifeof a gentleman was taken suddenly ill in
attach, and was carried\ to her home in a state
diyncope. In a few hors she partially re.
catered, bat immediately relasped, and never
showed any signs of consciousness.. She
bib this condition nearly two days,, baffling
the
shill Of the physicians, and then, as it was
taught, and es there was almost every reason
to Wiese; died. No signs of breathing could
k detected, the limbs became rigid and cold
the eyes remained open, with 'the fixed
raglan) , stare of death; hut there was no
ciange is Pie color cf the skin. This was the
only reasin in the world for supposing, that
43;444 had not taken place- The poor
laeaved Sasband, almost frantic at te loss of
he young and beautiful wife whom hhe
almost
.
oung with desperation to the hope
hued in her face, and long resisted.the imam,
..,,." agi6s lion erne phyaicians, that 'she tvas
,"'*mif dead. They told him, what is doubt
as hue, that it sometimes, thugh
orations-are
41:PPM, that there is no d is co for :
aoderenv eeksafterdissolution has taken
Vat. Bat still he resisted, and it - was not,
tald.three!days.hd passed, without the faint
a!"gal! al change or Sign of life,' that -take**l,gare!up and euffered the-burial
t34Act Ike Wasentomed in a vault. Months
~ 4 cemetery having been laid out;the ,
, ea us eleg pant ma p nod la
t; nod beautified al erect
in i and :when- all
treaufouperintandedment
the t;
removal ot the
rl4 hi wife from the • Vault • to its fiaal
2,!k? glee • When the vault was opened•
**eatiered the circumstances of her death,
i s i l ldehiled, and desire. suddenly "'wised
~,,.!'.l )* *e more behold the corpse. BS his
the coffin-lid Was retnoved.The
s Naart. ,
kiabi Iv lch Presented itself • was - mcon
-143
bir horrible, for it showed that Me . had
v ob /64, 1 aiice. She had turned - trite over
48„ °reale ; ahe had clutched her. nails ~in-01*,,,agintil
01*,,,agintil her fingers 'had bled, per.
$.48.-rfirave•clothes were torn, and in her
*v eggies she had contrived to carry
hexhia to•Vei,fieltd, had kil4 ., 'Plucked'lkiilit
; it a' man of belr,Avith Sidi' a of, - the cap that
eoveredit. • • I
The,poer_rnin- ' from the
ihookrof that.:awful Ispeatiete: -=„114 borne
iiifyseiselesi -and-;for the reit oti wetiry,
lit'97wft4 an Altarli- - '!njsklfs 104-11111/InnYlk xbe
• .
•
Gik-,tuainuit Housto n : in a latespeeclosts.
taal l a riot tnoWs, end h
magenerally known, and whichli of lintiort-
Mien -to 'the Or 'soldiers murdered
border Of ElentsAnnn, 124oliad, in 1836.-1
It Is that thei - Legieletere lefeMl
years-ago; passed an act giving: to the neat, of
kin to ;eaztt toldier who rialto that mreeicie.
,eliteekbee*d acres o 4 land, to be heated
on toy the_unappropriated lands belOnging
Notice;
TIM tadie . l
who dosiga teaching actiool. in
the,' toirnahip of Bridgewater for -the ensuing
summer, will meet at 'the " Park • School
flopm," on ',Saturday the` tith- inst.,:atll o'-
clock RI% Byorder of the boar&
•'• I • R IitPrTERFIELD, Secy.
otiv
- Briditer May- $ 1852; 'lB W 2. . 1
---•
-In Brooklyn, on the Bth G. Bai
ley, Esq.,Mr. JOHICoox Dim,ocki anctAlis3
JANE MI L LS of /cud!). -•-•
t i
In Se:ringville; on the 9th ins by ,hattle
Knapp, Esq.; Mr: PHILIP SOtscosticjr., to kiss
LTDIA, clinghter of. William
o Cheny; all otthe
former place. - 1 •
• In _Eatirille. on the 38th ttlt.,s by Prof. Geo,
W. Baton;D. D., Mr. GEOJ E. lame, otlthe
" Baker pamily," to Miss CLalta E. BEEsf, of
the "Chenango Vocalists."'
~~ 1 ~1
%i
fa Jessup. May 3d,-Mr. lircaoL,AsA Laity,
aged 26 years. .
By this providence one of our best and Most
promising. young men has:been calleriis
", 1 1ong.home." -He was reapected and loved
by :all - who knew him.. 'll6 hut 'left an aged
mother, uPho bad relied upon biro, ' kir support
in the decline of lifejte mourn his early death.
A large concourse of people showed' their re
spect for the departedj land their spmpathy for
the mourner, at his funeral. ; -
IF 0 Tit a I
D s?
Ism
50,000 G sh p o avetl, fo l ; 'l li.
,Also,
Blatehley's Plows; lower thanint any other Mice
in Susquehanna county. , S. FIII k LER:.
Franklin Forks, May 10, 18152. l9tt
NEW GOODS.
STEW Spring and Summer Goode - in great ve
il( riety end style ; and a general assortment of
Staple and Fancy oods just received end selling
unusually Inw by fi . SURRITT..
New Milford, May 8,1852. i. -
"A'r it
AHEAD: i• •
LADIES..._,DESSGOODS, Bonnets, Ribbonroi
Shawls, Cloths, Cassimeres,Jeips; Tweeds,
Vestingß, fiats, Caps, Boots - di.'ShOes, .together
with rt - mucit of . • -
Mride . VlOUlltgAg s - • -
Domestic Goods , -Hardware ; Drugs :and
Medicines, Paints, Oils, ChnpreliNaili, and other
goads, as usual, a'gcOd'assortirient;oeivhiclf have
arrived at the Railway Stori•itt l ewfitltlford and,
are selling Ofrwith'amish, preying iht4 . some of
the people kniier:*hare they oath get The 1 . - ivoritir
of their money. . - •
CO and see for younielves:''Notrohble to shim
oar goods_ • •• ' HAYDEN. 4
New Milford, May 11,'185x2.'_ ---, • ..19 w e t
NIV.W COll3 ~ire-14. lab: ,
PROPOSALS will be recei*ed at ithe office of
the County Comminionersiof SusquAtotna
county at Montrose,'for a.new.-Ciinisty
Jail to be erected in said Borongb,,until the 14th
day of-June nett.: lobe of stone,
fifty-ono feet long by-thittf ! ene Feet 'wide.; The
plane and vecincattone can be siren in the office
or at the office of F. B. Streeter, Eeij. ::Sealed
propoials to be dire - Med to the CoMmisaionere and
marked “Jail Propotala" • !
:" • J. D:3IURPFIT, ) -
S. DI Mt ICK. COMnen•
• J.HANCOCK.' .)
Commissioner's office, Montrooe,
• May 11; 485.1.
TO 'EVERYBODY GI:11=N - 0*-
•
Deans,- Park & s Co. -
Ma • Present' PriPrietera i of the • • •
BAKERY- AND 'CANDY SHOP
T
• , •
ik . v . GUI:0 call nitre Leila tiithi , fact. that_ they
are now carryik op' hiiitiiciur at the stand
lately occupied by,Stevens & Duniriore. -
- They have secured, the servieeis good work
men, whose ability and elperietle . e eciable
them _to produce articles in their ling criasuperier
quality.' ! •
It will be the constant efforts, or the proprietors
to 'inake ample irrarzsion, for the iranti of their
customers, and, as far: O. may , be in that: power,
will endeavor that their intercourse trith inch 'hag
be bOth sweet and plorsant.
White and Brown Bread, Rolle find Rusk, fresh
every Tuesday &. Friday arternoon; else; Crack
ets, Cakes and Vies always on heed.. . •
Fruii Drops—a new article. Initialising the fla
vor of different kinds of Emit= -very pleasant
taste " ' - 1
Fhtur, by the barrel'er reek, at the lewest inar
ket price. Also, Sugars, Afolassestind most kinds ;
of Groceries, on the.moit reasonable terms.
P. B':',A few . of -those celebrated Pine.applei
Cheese—rich and rare--just in, atid'sadaeliing uff
fast. • - -
Great andertiall, one and all,givet'tte a call. -
• ' • - DEANS.
- -- - -. • . PARK.
- - ••• W.II.I)EA.N.S. -
. 1
A qnnutity of seasoned. rum Intinber - for
•., • DEANS: P",iftK &CO. -
MOUNT 'fIIOSPEO
WATER CURE AND • INSIITLITE,
LIA
. , BINGMTON, N. Y. '•
rilltilS institution Is located in 'a beautiful and
' JL sotinintic grove at the base of Mount Pros-
Ipect, and within the corporation' of the silage;
possessed of an abundant supply of Ottreat'soft
roater, - isoiauteges for exercise in the;pure :air. a
carriage and foot walk up the Monntain, over
looking a scenery, unsurpassed In:beauty "and
grandeur, and'"tree from the noise and turmoil of
busy life." wi.h excellent sailing acid niwingpriii
leges on the pleasant waters of the Cho:tango--
These are a few of the preeentation the acne"
offers to tha invalid. -,, , 1 -1, ,
The house is new and corninOtlious—bathing
appiratus excellent—well ven tilated, : with 230
feet piazza. - - , ', ; 1
The medical department, ip under the entire I
care of Or. Thayre and Wife, rbo,bare had Large
experience in Rydroputhic prectited land are fa
vorably known at successful 'practitioners. , ,
- Courses of Lectures, with full plates end illtit-`
trations, will be given tkroughouv_ the season. to
the Studenti and. Patients. upon Absiktinfi ?bpi
(dozy, flydropithi and hygiene. fdr Itinettlber,
will be no additional charge. -
~ ;
Females. who havebeen eirtifiaild to their beds
for Years, are; invited to• iiitrop#4 ,- with itor,
I give us a call: 'Oat wassails Vie treatment , ot,
[
diseases peculiar 'to featelti-liturgiveu Inti!onioi.
I,tliinco, and we say to all smelt, evettifthz---4 - :_. _ay.
osureren much front MatOrrplool.llo4'llo2l4o
one more trial., ,--
:. , - ' ':' :
. Terms from - $4 to VI per iweSlC...ffisystdi,
weektyi according to rooesud, attention Anat.. ,
red: Patiratiwill provide f0rr,3044441.02-ttuli;
fortables, 2 blankets, 3 linen ovcottaultitetaisad,
6 towels. 0 V. 1 1 1 .4-o.Ctit 10:,... -.-;:,
, • . Reifide'lli
IL Thockig:.:,, ...?
istfl D . W. & M. RANNE-t 1.160144 i:
~
: --- , —— t
- -
._ A; - QA II u ' '1
if - 1 , 4).Nitioli. tetitifilltrgeett. %wield e.;
-I‘,/' 0: - prim 1 0 mi. ettliecioritteritroseaniv, falai.
ty; hit mos(grateful appreelationzetthe ktndriese
andliberalitilkiime hire thus tie:during Viral'
detiete,bere. i 'Neer' ,- ItteollfanY 431,1 he lay th
, his most pangliCeistietititivis been more thin:tree
lised in .the a siciet`PPPatri . :ntelie -received. an
while ho beimeakircluitlitued farm. hi would a,
sure his friendiaiii the publiciihatit shall be hi s
constant endeavor to cleservethluit• lie, 'el thi
occasion to cosirect,not all 11l founded Wh
Merriest& ;( '
over Shilejtj3) have tetanal so hi
benefit. bet one in relation to Plate work. mon
many testimonials. he selects,' the "followi ic be
cause hens a Dentist; and therefore qualified t
i i
judge. • ' . - - ' ' . ' - "1 -
I have:examined Plate work perfirme - by C
D. Virgil Dental Sargeon and take great ' p, oasis
in saying thet iii point ofliiianty and durability i
will;fevorably -Compare with the work"of !hi. beet
Dental b'urgeons of Philadelphia and New York ,
whose work 1- - ,have had ample opportunities o
a: e
examining and I nheerfullx recommend hi as a
good workmen who rill give satisfaction t ',those
s.
whereby need hie service . - I ,i
, ! J. M. MACK. N. D. Dental S 'cit.'
Jackson : May. 6 ;," 1852. ._ o
He take! pleasure also inciting Mr. A 11 Tar.
ill
nit Mtintrose t es' reference, 'in whose fa ily be
handouts a Piatilith. , --, .
C. Di VIRGIL. Snigcen De tist.
Montrose, bray 12. 1852.--19w3 • 1
At thit.l7psinivllle Exchatil .
rriirsubliCribei. With 'many thank; to hie tad=
moronslir increasing patrons; wouldripest.
fully, inform . his friend's. that he is time tees singe
"chi.ice selectiait, of.'ipods direct from New York
which he intends •to sell nix n -the_ good ol4rlash
ioued principle otilive andlet lire • %heed,
ineechauge ; for goods; all kinds of prodnce.l Cash
not. excepted. • JOS. L. HERRIN/IN.
• • Upsonvilte. April 3n;1852.: - • - 18t1
THE LIGHTNING LlN_l, TILLMAN, Barber and Hair Dresser, te-
ILl• Airmails thanks to hie numerous friends
and patrousl, and havingots he hopes, coni , hiced
all of the great danger , and - tisk of cutting their
throats by shaving themselves, he begs that they
will discoutlimis that barber.oui_practibe,and - en•
courage hoMe Industry. by calling on him for a
shave. Col; 'Crockett's uncle was Baia to be so
smart that he shaved himself with sheet icing,
and C. Tillninn will perform the . same feat on any
who prefer that to a good razor if they will call
at his shop in Searle 's Hotel razor,.
H you
don't believeil,pill end see. •
AlontrosoMay, 6,;1852 ' •
Busniess-Roticia, 1 ,
.I,r s.wiLsos-.0.0.4 'respectfully Teluest a P ilau.
• lug unsettled accounts with him, to call a it ad
just the tame .. •-• ',::.- . . , - ••• ti
The Mercantile Milliners will his continued at i old
stand, under the Arm of- M. 8. Wilson Of Son. They
Intend to keep* general variety: acid will ever be ready
and thankful vo aeconamodato those-who favor them'
with a call. 'They will keep on hand a hits 4 stet* of . '
- Ur t Good% Grandview, Crockery - OW
- , -. • -—• liordavare. 1
Particular attention will be given to this branch of
the businFri, to keep a full assortme , -- --
meat. CarpMden,
II lack smiths parings, Boot and Bboe mikers,
wilt all find the articles they want. ' •
Itonts, noes, and the materials to make them of kept op hand - - • - d. WILSON S
N.
Nontriiiii;lan. 1, 1852. IzAt
_
SUEETAIIIIISIC, -
TRW . AND POPULAR, arranged for thelPla q , fo
.LN sale at . rungzsvf
P'bruall , 1852. - ,
F MOM
LO tr lER tot sale at the store of ILL WE tD
'X Ito ntrose, January 10, 1658.
EW
lIAT AT, CAP, AND L FUR STORE.
ft, 1/..11%15UDU1151 vcruld reipeetthllynnnot to
I.v.L.,the citizens of Illontrese and vicinity . Wm the
„has_„ opened. and intends to keep a targt end general is.
'ltartnienk of all' Wads. and ri;ttalitles :of Deaver, M els.
alai; aturr4llrllaVs7of the latest. atylea,',WoissithiSlnn
garbri arid **IF: styles , Atuallties of fur and wool '
Man. Paziarna;:ireghoriv.Tlei4eaf, and ,the various
kinds riebraided .hats , far Summer weari.
Olsraeditilk_Pltuls:atid altklndi rirOrthe Tarlrenta. and
boys And' yonth'a-wearl. Gents Patent-leather
5.4 . :An., together with all kinds of goods generally ;kept
to"ith.st "tore. The subieriber War largely evpraged
in the sbeve trade at the Esst,will "allvala eilablothink
* to keep at his stun in Montrose a larger and mare lash ;
Instable aisortment- than can be found elsewhere. 14 1 a
terms are ready payothich will enable him to 401411
goods in Ida line at least 15 per eet.t. lower than rub*
in the same trade. The eitraens are aespetttnlly Invited
to. call and set, for. themselves. P. S. Washburn will
allays be On band to exhibit the goo IN whether peop le
wish to purchase or sir t. M. D. WAS/MI:04
gantrose, Apr 1128,1552. -
To the Public
A BEL TURRELL is none receiving and k
A
constantly on band a large and desintbl
sortinent of .
'GOODS.:
which will be sold eery low for cash or ready ;
The stock is composed of a first rate assartmen
Drugs, Medicines, - . Chemicals, ::Paints, Ui
Dye-Stuffs, Groceries; Glassware, spoon
- - Spectacles, Musical Instruments,'
Yankee-. Notions, and-
i •
• _ ; • 'l' - •
- .
- . Dry -Goods, -
Hardware, Stonewari.,
- 11firrorfi,_ Stationery, Brushes,,
• 'Medical Instruments, Perfumery,
Trasses, Supporters.- Shonlder-Braces,
ShOca: Cataphine 'Burning Fluid, Lam
Clocks; Watches, Jewelry,&a.
All persons Wishiat to purchase Dings - or
in ttriy - of the "aforesaid derrtrtments, wilt -f
their- intareiti promoted - by milting first at
Droq and Variety Store of ABEL IT RREL,
.Montrose. May 1851
, THE GREATEST - HISTOR/04
.-- , and - Alleffical. Print of
. I -
ro, tl 0 ' Age.. ,- .
in eemmemoration on hat racist imp
tint eveni in the Amerienn!'revoluti
the British , fiurrendering thiir Arms
Peneral -Witibingtoit after their def
":at Yorktittsn,'Virgihia. - OctOher, 178
rfl i gg eniraving - is executed by ; Tanner, i l
lance; &lupe) , ..& co:. from an origin
drawirik by J.T.ltenaulti and published by, Bi
joaniu,Tanner t Engraver, Philadelphia. The . ,
- of the print is 25 by 34 inehesietud_svtisongur
typublistied to eubseribersist 812_in the shee ,
_ EXPICi
aalloli. ,I '
- - .
TnE Hiironr.-10 the'first ond gmnd phin re is it s
I
exhibited three lain groups of the principal offi- Ehi
cers, who were present at, the , transaction, with a 'V
faithful likenestof each. • • - • , ,-; .1,,
fiat „In the grOup is seen GetiernrWashington,,4'•4
General liochambeasr.",General Lincolo,,Coloel bg
a
Hamilton;isti old Farmer eager to contempt to
theq.scene; Billy-; the servant, and ilie horse of ,1
Genital Washington, - ....” ''; - ,t
' lri the.seCond.gronpari Americlui and Fret
olEiri; General Knox, Secritary Wilson, ,t
Duke de Lipson, and the Martinis de Li F,
The. thh*group -is descriptive of the Brit
eurrenderinglheirturns. - Lord Cornwallis, Gen
Centmodore eiminoae, . Cottitel
toil, WWI two'. fitniers'iut - oft Lieutenant Cid°
AberOotebie, Lieutint Colonel /hind
Lord Cblewten; fe. Lord Cornwaltie spite.
firisexiting hie sword' to, the Ann General OIL
bei:niteets, but:General WsshingtoD is pointe d
:to this' el the-only poison to whom be, is to .
fiuderWereord.. ' • .
. _ .. ... . , . .. . .. .
I '
.0040 rh,o) . ol:4.kAlad: hit ttio':dieietiiiii thr, d r:
terOist.Oinieo.titid: tiowdi, of okOtotiont.--. -The
1
..ffittt of Secretary Witian, -, .oconpiOd :- by 7 . Le'
'Coin 4114 *id 'lO . O gait' Which was bombarded
iiic, 101*4 0 4- ionfli 4 -, the ifitrifohi'de Lii6Y.-
- **3litikkg : .tonr.o4 lb
. w', shiy;S;rls, 4ornifig
'iliii* - Itir theAiniiii: Of ,Pir.d.:Coniniislihr, - Issitg
leave of -Gi..pilid W itiiiiing* , to -
iiirsi ! e:mm:ii ,d' .
A i lthii.rislokinki - lud immidisKfititir several
1 iilt.10141 . :: ' it!" folfilfrOOtb4kroof Op :thi;t4ibiliboii
1 *4iin: 4!ii..* - I:44:itiFlS*4o*PaitY.-';'
fi
!f10it0tt.40,6)ki . ,, - 94744e , teri , is ometed:ilijo , !
:0441-f-71d4tOtiot;*filito.C4Itistrioitii . horoeo '• sit ii
* 4 :00,400f0t jitr,*041 . 6004,171 to insure to the ir
-011iiiii,-414:'310,004c..!111ft114.4*41'',0P7 now
ek e
4tipik'.;.•;--, , . , 15A";-7, , ,1.:, - .4 - -ly-i..2.,; ; ,--._ ..,.--,..:,'.--:' :•i.. ,-,; ,f;:
:- 44404itt-.4l= , ..4. i ivin': - .0.; L ane, that' .
-iiiiioo l. o*-64.it:t 00.404 ,the - ' , `s4 , oerie *
patwplto;44l',:v.hosniw,*, - 06,.1144017,
.01 , .1 1 00 14 0*0 44 b44 1 . 1 00- - : .— . - - -., ' , .- - ,; - ?i±K; :7- --.--
1 5 /17,9tAitiral.41:100t -10.40.14;.::-.::!-';'$::::.';'1,-
' - ':- - ;.... -- wENEß o ilve liow . aPic°lllPipi l l.f;flt:
iLinammer itock - of Goode. which he cal*
Montane, April 13, 11352-'
- •
E-6
to zit...t P6 rse: r
A k qle' C.
tlpo orbit. prote*Olm, may bo found'at
,Seallo's
Itutel,whirs wrt Lapp; to watt upon Ills old
Iliquala as wattas taw. =
/douttosai Feb. 2; t8G51.. • - ' '
DISSOLUTION.•
Tat; • copaitnership heretofore existing between
Thayer, & Wheaton Is this day dissolved by
mninalconsent.
Each respectively will be pripared at: all times
to respond to the calls of their friends.
- R. THAYER,
T.L:WHEATON,
.28. 1E 1 32. • • '
GREAT BARGAINS,
is selling off: his liege mock
.8.10-of .le — Autr, WiTell6l ' 4 4 .;f1t•OaltILTLY
ABDUCeD prices , to make room for neer goodi.
- • - L. CANFIELD.
Binghamton, April 23, NS% I
I -
• Silver Ware,
PURE` AS COIN, (marked gnats ;i also. a
X full 'assortment of Elated, Brittania, and Bil
ver Ware at - L. CANFIELD's:
Binghamton. , ' -
CLOCKS, Accordoonioi eil pricei at
L. CANFIELIYs.
'LOOK ODP t.
. HE Notes and accounts or Pitts & %Vanier
, baying been assigned to P. ft. Pitts, ere In
he hands or C.. Avery. Esq., for !immediate col:
action. All persons - indebted 3re hereby notified
het costes/ill be made on all 'matters dot settled
• ithiu thirty days from this date.
Montrose, April 2, 1852.;;
1 . v _ The sUbseriber bast just
.-1fir11771,.'.r. receivt4 a -large stock
,1 , J . ,. 1 , ! ..ipp,„
• k . i ..., i,...11 1 , . St: esd4llont assortment'
4" I! . 5 , 7.7. of Men's and Betts'
t
i
READY MADE *
• t lateststvles and suited to the season. '"
Aum—Fashionable Silk Hatti;(Beebet's spring
tyle.) Kossuth lists. Leghpru, Strew 'and Palm
of Hats, Caps, Shirts, Stockings, Glove's, Sus.
penders, Cravats. Boots and Shoes,"BoOks,yntp
ping and %Vriting Paper, - Travelli . ng43tgs, Wall
Itakr;(s good stock ,) Colloid Paper,and.Fancy
articles too numerous to speoify—,all or '- any of
Vf hick I will soil as low us the like"ears bo bought
id "Binghamton" or any other town.
• _ .
GEO. FULLER. -.
Montrose, April 20, 1852.' . ' •
DISSOLUTION'.
THE coportutoship heretofore. existing att tho
firm of Smiley. 4. Curtis lis dissolved by its
limitation. The notes and books of accounts
at the store, whole all persous having unset
tled acconutt %Vial' the raid firm are requested to
call and settle: the same withodt delay
Gibson, Oct. I. 852
The basioess will be continued by' J. Smiley,
who is receiving anew. stock of Goode, Who will
not insn:t the good sense of die community by
slang advertisements, or resort to tricks to fleece
the unsuspecting. but confident in the good choice
and qualities at, hiS goods and the lone rate of
profits, he , invitee , all to call '.before purchasing
elsewhere. 3 J. SMILEY.
4ibson, April 20,.1852. 17w4*
'CHEAP. WATCHES,
- --EWELILY AND SILVER WARE
, Grerit-Renctlon hi Prices. .
T ety per ;teat ;;at least less than-veer hate
. ' . • been sold in the United States. - - -•
OLD Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 karat
case, only, $3O, usually sold for s33—Gold
Lupine Watches, I 8 karat cas, s jeweled, s 24—
Silver Lever Watches, full jeweled, $l4l usual
ly sold for 818—Silver Lspine •Watches,• jewel
ed, $lO.-Silver
.Teri-Spoons per:half dozen, $.51--
Guld Pens, eitver 'holders, 81..
Persons wishing is Watch or watches, or. Jew
elry, call have 'them 'sent by mail, with perfeet
safetyc to any part of, the Diiited Stateror West
lnd es, by first sending' he amount of money.—'
titles warranted as represented above. Or- -
dent rum - the country =respectfully solicited. 1
PleaSi address (post paid,) : • '
LEWIS LADOMUS. IWGhestnut et. -
opposite the Franklin How,
Philadelphia.
, .
rr' California Gold bought, or manufactured
intoljewelrY. - ' ' '
,Ifirn2
,
DRY GOODS
NEW STOCK!! CHEAPER THAN
EVER!!
. .
. . . •
1. ", . W N:; 11l Ilson, • .
• liate of tbe-Firm of Wilgoo - kii.filler',, - .
11 1 IItES to return his grateful thanks to the citi
.ll./Tens of Sualttchattna county for their liberal pat.
rolls e during the part year, and respectfully solicits a
cemtiousuce of their (store Raying rr-spelled. the
stere4n TOmpkins' Block; (which has been enlarged and
Imp 'ed.) with a full stock of Spring and Sommer
in ;hi invites there who Wish to purchase Goods
-ry ow, foreastii to call, and evunine his assortment.
re übjciined ilst of Goods sod prices he believes will.
m r o psvor & b4 with that of any other- meschaut - lo
is - chatty.
Ladies' Dress Goods. ' ' •
, . . .
r g e oesertment of black and colored Silks, of Vit.
1 1
es end patlenm, from 43.64. to 14S. per yd..
Mouseline De Laines. • ,-
• 2yards of Spring De Gaines, of almost mrerry varie
ty A style that the New York market affords, rrom
.11e. t 3a. per yard.
Pririts and Ginghms ,
-10 0 yords'or .11erjamek, Fall Rfeer, Manchester,
a.. ..
'Coe, , E n o& a n d : oher styles of Prints. at sc. oe,
I.oe, fld. Is per yar .1 V.One else of superior Moths and
eoloM, yard wide, at the low price of Is. 1000 yards of
and Glasgow Gingham, warranted fast colors,
is er. yard. Also, Scotch anal/ranch do from Is.
t2s. . ' -
~. ~‘
• - - ' fflourning Goods; -.— ' •
Jo bazittes, Alpareas, Mohair Lustrer, Threger, Can
a C othi ; all wool Ds wines , MIS Thanes, and all oth
go ds used in mourning. -
. - - - :.White .Goods..'
ix tc ister
Ph
la ' Vold extdileped Jaeonet Muslin, Cambric do.,
do and dotted SwIFII, Mall, Nalnaouk and- Tarlton,
ten Cambric., Bird's Rye Linen Llnon Table Clotho,
Old el,Uoteli and BEMS& Vapors, Linen fibeetings&
fret mite. &e. at awl prices as cannot - tall to glee.
Lire eatleraction to entto‘ben• .
,
:. , •: - f : , :, Shawls.
~g
_ , .
I..'t is- lot of 11rOe . ire, 'Canton Crape and . Cullom . :re .
iwl twenty per cent. cheaper than, they were sold
'-- .--Handkerchiefs. -- - -
Ait nandkerebicts':sor every grade , from 0/ to $4
Table Covers
. ,
a; dozer; colored,ootton, worsted and Linen, and
of EtribOpled Corers, from 4s. to $4 apiece.
Goods- for: Bien and Rao
jr.,,,do:ttii o r erery.eolor - and qualify, from Do. to
;'b sok and fancy Cassnneres. from 0 tO2os. ; Ken
oay yew, Tweeds and-Eatinete r from 24.6 d. to 4s;
wit : every description, foamy an d tideo. .
- .:'; -•- Domestic- Goods.
, , ~.. . ..
yard , of brown anretiajs and oddrtlngs, from 6 to
. pe yd.; 6000 blezetreddo.drom 4c . to le. per yard ;
eld and garbler*" shlttln. from Od.i to Is, per yd.
!!" '-: 'Hosiery and Gloves;
„ , _
..,,,,„ ens aaaurtmens end very cheep.- Al33oofftbras
a. lug lot of *Mt. cotton 11444 re.ry fair, qu a lity on ly
, 1 Os Vaiieep and - Carpet Page. ---
. A . 1011 ioloited Stott', pitrebassd direct from the larg
est utfonfaetory in thlsionntry, and for - sato at such
prices trill admit of. no Ounpetßion. - ,
~
Mkateand lifillinery Good e ; , ..:,.
the n n bscrfber grow
fie is iti deo tw ircr r i o ts r af ga d t, fre n ::::t e li s e o a odi tten c t h to e s ap of . 1
they tine partteolarly to this bnyleh or buAlners, ash* 1
May / Rm. .-- -- -..r• eopktilmy on - hgtd Outing the sea%,
' fltreli Dor:meta, ahleh he wilt 4114
' earl lbey can ba bad at retail 'ln
Ither trhOlesato Or retail ,eitstcsners
totheliv loam:doge to undue - his
ig purcluo vlsewbmr. . .„
.. . . ,
et TelFtrepp_og good asmttaueo 'at
I' r sr. N-,WELSON. - - -
' (butt I,Od Voter Atrisets. nearly -
' 0 004 . tb** mli
ic2n. ouL
~. -
irllZßta, ..
Astiortment •
Cablv and /las atO2
oa. Airew of tbo Illosonto' hats
low IMPPIT Mecto4 Ora, iftht:
' ' a&O.IVV&Wift
.-, . - •
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-.-- .._...___ ~..• •..„._ a/r I y 2 T A _ a .cma Dagr :_.. , -,.
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~,
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.r. • NEvir:'AND -811 rE11 , 13LY"EQIIIPPED GRECIAN ARENA,..„- -- ii
...„
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_,,
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ciiiiihtimi t ii Wilfrid brilliant `Equintrilan Tronpri.: 'with en extender , talented and. efficient Drain*
la corpse; comprAiending in this etsterteitunents all the'rrioit pleasing . Fecitief Horternanihii, o#77i.
stastica, 4.e:;.. reritesented '.by I full DritmitticE,orps, ppiettditl troupe of Horses, 41c.:&c.: T'opet..
Topa at MONTROSE:ON FRIDAY ; MA.Vl , lth, 1852. '. • . , ,- • ..... - -
Among the ptominent Menibarirof this iStablishmint •arts Me. Richard Eirrrs;ihe malt . lICCO . M.
plished single horse rider in-the DitiredStates r,. Madame .IWood. and Atadtrme - _Camille.Gtirdniii; la
their beautiful ' , Parisian fforsemanahip Mr. E. Deriout, Alr .-WhN, 4r,, C Rivere..lllr: .1 .-• Shludeli.
Masters St. Lake, a:Elvers, G. Deriocut.' Moot. Grregoir; the . atrongest than iu the World, and others
of world•renowned celebrity. - - Clown.' MK Dan Gardnei.•tlie univerisl fitiorite.conilcsingeitmd
punster.' • The'Ll4iss Bona ;led by_Mr.: W:. fritherbye-will enliven the entertainments.,, -Thet - interior '
will .be illuminated bY ;blend soparbll.oW.Chandeliers. Itireprogratnirle, 9iperforinatielo:seefizu - di
bill.:. Doors open at. 2 and rieclock. p erformance ro commence et 21 'nod 71 o'clock rat: - ---
The performance will remit:iota-in the evening with' crg-riirid Dramatis st,if Rqueidet'on Specla.
ele, of worldwide calebrity..evith ocings. chor nses.combarryprocesrioutt./ke.,entitled ,.o ...,__,--- .
_. .• -'..
IAZEPPAL,OR , TIEEIIiVILD HORSE OF.TARTARY; ~-
- .
Token tram a' opular poem ot.liord'Syronod.roipi:oduced and adapted for the circle with a most
otitentive rind_ careful exhibition crib! powarftil situations.so graphically described.irt the great Po-,
rile Legend . The music slid overture directed by R, Willis. rne varied end splendid costumer by
Mrs.
r Riv
icksnr. Every desCription of imitinive'decorationti, appertaining toPoland and reltltrYs by
M. Pli
. .
.' , •--- - : : ' Dramatis , Peinonte. : : 7 -- ..:'" '':' - :- `.. Mazeppa, Under the name of Catlett; -' - ."' Thainard ' . --*- --'•• • ' , / /I,fr; Habeir'.
-
-afterwards King of Taitary, • Mr. Derins, Zomba,. _ i C.°...n9lrini . ali!fttilizi° , ', sA reirent „
I
Castellan of Laurenski. ' life. White,. • Olinsks, dinighterof the Caitellan, '
Premislaus. Count- Palatinet,. - Mi. Rivers., I- iti-hive with Mazeppa. '
,: ' • -"-Mad. Wand.
Droliusko, jester of the Castle: , 1). Ciardner; 1 Zemilia; her attendant.- -.•-- ~.----. , - . Mre.Oardner.
Pages, Masters St.Lulte, C. Rivers:l3. di, C:: 1 1 Knights, Officeis;Cmards, Heralds. Pages, , ..
Darius. ,' _ - 7 "" - r ' I '.7 •-' • '1 ' -Bv the Company.
Grand procession of Horse and Pc - Mt:and Complimentary Tournament, . - Afrilecilied"for entrance of
the Unknown - Enight.' - - llis bole) defence. i _llia subsrvent escane, and spardy detection. Hiis trim:
tery sOlved; for asieppa boldly avant) his pu , Ptise, in aitacking tho• Count, under the guise, of,the
Block Knight..., The. Castellon. pronoances-ins .terrible and Imre, doom - upon Mezeppa; to meet
which he is bsund to a MarlTurtarart Steed, cv:insa fury is increased to deiperation.• Be isletruch
ed onward by tkil'exisperated horse, amid the • darkness of the i ntght, and the yells of his Incensed
enemies. ' . •- .
. . ,
they baand - me on, that menial throng. lWen loosed' him with a endilen lash, :-. ' •
. ' Upon his beckewith,many a thong. 1 Away—away—ind on we -dash;'- ' ...."-
His flight is closed With a TORCH LIGEI P. .TA BL A Ell Shrieks and mi.* of horror et the de; '
partnie of the wild horse with its suffering burden. A storm arises of fearful warning, in Ma heat.
ens—the elements oppose each other: graud.and solemn 'Conflict z .•-the di.ep-toni , d !bander, ferrifOng
matilind beast, impels the:seared and savage animal' to . new exertions, his frightful , path . alona illu
minated by the lightning's flash—When, lo r a calling tree arrests-their speed, end stopping horso . aud
rider, both exhausted presenting two separate iineffiri of death. Taliteau.: - •. - .
- A moment meg:ern:lg, feebly fleet .With gimps and'gleiltig eyes he lay, 'i, ..' •
. A moment, with a faint low neigh, And reeking limbsdriimortibfe; . •.' - i :‘.
•. , , . He aim iwered; and then fell; , His first and lain career is done. .'.. .: • '
Mazeppa finds a father.' A conspiracy is defeated. The father preserved from the' immeshes,
blotto. Mazeppa wears the Diadem of Tartary. Directs a grand war movement towerrli the•enii-•
my. The grand Romaritic Spectacle will terminate with a intignifieent LIVING‘EQUESTRIAN
STATUE, upon a moving, pedestah'representing the beautiful Oliuska seated rusher, chargei, sup.
ported by a troupe of Tartars,'xhibiting the most perfect training of the noble; steed, and"the in
domitable courage of bin intrepid rider.,
, D.C. PALMER, Agent.
1-7 Phe , procession will enter town about 10 o'clock; A. tt., the Band being drawn by "the elegant
Postillion Team of 12 caparisoned horses, mounted by rideri dressed in a gorgeous manner. i - .-
17 This -Company exhibits at Suisogelianna Depot WedneodiT; May 126,•,and ,at-Ureat Bend
Thursday, Muy 13th, 1852. ` '
P.R. PITTS.
- - 16w2
J. SMILEY.
G. CURTis.
SAVE COSTS !"
rrtflE Accounts and Note* of thosi ititiebtetl to
1 me 1 have placed : in the hands of Epp ir,-
Smith of Dimon k, for immediate collection,. Those
who heed thin warping. will save costs--those who
do not will receive a visit from-a constable within
a month: O. G. HEMPSTEAD.
Dimock, May 4;1852. 18w3
. .„
WATCHES L .WATCHES t
THE Sub striber takes pleasure In Informing his friends
'and enatomers that he has Weds,' received another
lane lot- of his superior Patent Levee We Leh*
e annfactured Expressly to his order,-.erith his own
name engraved on each, comprising 3 sizes of fulljew
eled, In hunt -nit eases,extra heavy, and Flee patterns lu
plain Cases - mating a full variety of these Celebrated
Time Keepers, which he offers lor vale as low- as New
York WIIOLESALE prices. warranted perfect. '
A.. - EVAN S, So. 2 Odd , Fellows'
Washington -at.
Ilingbault9' 12, Aprills, I3:;3
, CUM ALP _
cROCKERY, GLASS, AND HOUSE
- FURNI6IIING-STORE.
(Nttzt 'door to R. A.- Ford's.) . • -
!rem. subperibir Ili commencing his second year 'Told
tender his Monts to bin wide-spread customers for
the encouragement received in the sustaining ores) use-
Cni
and extensive an eit‘bllshmetit, while the (Loves-
It REPEAL meg had all, the fninntla for rendering Its &o
titis but a PlOaSatit task, and ranch to adorn and bealit -
fy the parlor.
Ily stork of French, Stone, Clrina„ Eaelhoi,
Rookere
ham Yellow and GiassiViire, is, now large and varied,
and Complete, embrcting some hew styles (of my Own
importation) from wWeh the most delicate taste, may be
. ,
.
Arouse-keeping Articles.
cunenyserver., !Toone; earoo"and spite tarns, Candle
sticks, shovels said tangs, snuffer. scales, steelyards,
ccrds. saddrons. umbrella stands, dc. , •
Wooden and Willow Ware..... •
- -
Pounders, palls, mortars, brooms, mops, bowls, chairs,
cradles, wagons; ladl es, irt..mps,
•
• ,
. „ .
• TAmp and ball Ls sires ica. Britannia Ware of all de
scdptions; Looking Glasses, Vaiele and Ornaments, rich
ClOisa an ant glass '.Top and Pisani Ooodsof all kinds,
pritei and descriptions: Clocks, rope, lute, wool, Atli
co and coy.ustis; ;Window, Shailes i (yery - cheap,) and•
Blrteages of various pules. . - , ,
Oar stock is so complete, presenting snob . a great va
riety of useful and, ornamo:ntal articles that those wish
ing to obtain: a complete. ()atilt or.replenisb ,honsekeep :
log asticles; will save macs time and motley by calliug
at this establishment-1y • tis,PEU.
Binghamton, N Y., April 14,1852. • , 141
•
Union Dagnerrean Gallery..
Would respectfully call the attention of the la
dies and.geuttemen of Montrose and vicinity to
their new and elsgant suit of DagncrreaniZoollirk
in Hinghannon, opposite the Poems hotel. They
haire the advantageadit well awangid sky-light r
which will enable them to produce as Etue
nesse! as any' in the country,
Pirschig - visiting; I;tinghamton, shiald `not fail
to call :and secure for themselves one or more of
their life-like and well defined , metgo(int pictures.
Every attention will he given in order to secure
likenesses of children and family groups They
have on hand and for gals a large utwortment of
Oilt and Stucco Frames, hie* and len.
ny'Lind.Catieg, Gold Lock - ets, and a treat
ty of ditTerent - styles of Cases, which they will
furnish with likenesses upon the Most tiberal
terms. Do inn fitil to Call mid examine our rosins '
and specimens.: Pupils instructed in the Art and
all kind of Dasuerrean inaterialsfurnished . to the
trade initial the ' best teens.'
Binghamton, April
• MELODEONS. i
ASUPr.:111011.- anicte of caTtiart:e, impioved
4; 41, and 5 ()Moire Xelodenuri ;for oale
the Union Daparrean Gallery. .Pirions wish
ing anything of the kind, should notlfuil to" call
end examine They nte of dillerent, pat,
terins, - and will be farnis'ied at the maunfaeturer's
puke, by - • • THOMPSON & LOOMIS.
Binghamton, April 7,1852. - .- • - 1140
`STOVES AND,TIN. WARE.
T/113'eubscubbro having entered into co.part
nership in theStovii, Tin and sh e pt:t r o n b ug i ut i gi
aro prepared to .attend in all orders in ihrir . lino aC
the shortest notice; Brgiviag strict attention to
thebusin esti they bops to merit- theirsharo or . the
'! - Min' bushiest ti , a,bei - eariied opposif.3 the
Digruicraiq iamb, under bud firm of C.
D.lstbrop Co. • -
;•• ' C
N. A. tvuoDauit,
-401.13 Li DEMTIB
If YousP easfv
..l4peAsons iwitioteit.to in* ire requested to
.o.settlsaud make payment betWeeil this" data
and the.fing orAlaY•tiast. ADEL.TURItE i LI.
Maatioas;AOril 1. 1852. - 4. • -
' •
• - .:WANTED,,
ILTIDES4I/P1(11115 at tbeóklitawl of -trillisaltas;
.14 , tenter ab±reb Cash will be_pstil or Inman sap'
•t••••'• ,,
. Bloat:use,' ni , 144 Ps 114; • - • • , ; Pit
1 ,1q1 , 91181 - MRCVS t-- CIRCUSr
Xlicc - 11.dncous.
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.. ew-Books. - ;.. ',‘
Tug Gistory 'of Hungary and Itossiith .- (a - voltsWe
. Work( by Rev. H. F. Tetir,atal the Report of the fa
mous Fo-rest Divorce Cue. In pampidet, -- joet received.
A'deaerni oesortment ot 'School Hooks and Stationery
always on haul. . •, _
A o ate rueply of the "P's/okfl l a t Jug received. - • •
Feb.. 4,1852 _ - -, GEO. FULLER.
- GOlrig'sst a ILttle nbOili Cost; '
THE vubseriber =jai) stack yet, of and
Bop' coarse and fine Boats and la a good
asrortmcat of Ladies; Misses. afar Lslldren'a Boots and
Shoes, which lip is now selling at piices but a little a
bove cost. There is au opportunity for good Liftmen is
thisUne. GEO. FULL.EII- -
February . 4. 11351... ! .
Eteeutorsl Noticei.
L ETTERS TEATANIENTART on The Estate of JOECX
MeDONALD. late of ,LIDEETY, deceased, hactirg
been grunted tW the undersigned, noticeih hereby given
to all 1114011'cl to the estate to call .Ind settle the same
-wit ha nt.dolaryand alt4seetons_boirlog.4atnandit agattsat
the estate will. pleas!? *6 present them duly.atteeted for
settlement: • DENNIS SULLIVAN,
.• , .
PATRICK HAYS;
Silver Lake March 21,19,52.
• •
.‘.
TUST-reeeired, Imo of ueiv Goods, Prints, - De:
J. ones, freph,Teas, Summer Hate,,cmpelini,.
'l3,flidms, pAiry Salt, Coffee. Western •onperfino
Flour, Codfish, lfaCkerel,' &e. , &c.• So . please
roll and bring . along.Buitsti. Eggs, Ram Grain,
Cash or good, credit, and- you „cau _ have things
rigst, with many thanks, by C . TYLER..
.
Montrose; April 5; 1852 - "" •
.
To All whom it may Convene.
ct pine half!dcleti lyoiltig !Arlie% desirous .of se;
Ogneinting themselves with the Teams trade can
do so as the invitation imMediate, under eirum
stutters *quite flveruble, and in a' manner unarm.
paoed by a foreign bragadoeio. oly , now avail
themselves of its, benefits by calline on
JOUN GROVES-T. M.-
:Montrose, April' 1,1852 13w3. "
DRY - GOODS AND'OA.RPETS•
rrHE 01/1/Nerbti{:e svoytdjuror-tn. the.eitizena-of
Susquehpuna county that theyi have now tnt
hand u.arge assortment of DIY Goofts, at whole.: I
sale and .
GENTLEMENES' , DEPARIMENT,,
consisting kahrtt of broadcloths. cossinisrs*:sst
inette. Kentucky
.jenus, vesting, and , summer
gOods of all loads. , - - -
, .
$ ' LADAIIB' 'DFPART3IENT
.
consisting of a large Variety. Black silks, tau.
cy do. ? satins, gingham!, Scotch and American
prints of all kinds. soma 'at, 6 pence per yard. of
superiorgdality olecolors warratitedon. do
Cashmere, poplins, gloves. hosiery 'Grover) , grade
and quality—White goods.: . Brown' 'and bleached
shectitigs, 4-4 tvitle, , heavy, Adulity,.at 6d. per yd.
Tiekinge„ - driiiitige:fleThaete, !Scorch diaper, birds
eye do.,.duphina, Irish linen, and spreads"; in fact
almost every thing iirthe dry good. line...
large_lot of. . •
CATIPETIgO,. ; • •
Three•piy:' ingrnius, cotton and 'roe. cotton,
stair, druggits, moot end oottoc--41i1 cloths for
floors oud table's,
.
We invite all , visiting our place to call and ex
amine our stock, for tviefeef confident - by - soduitig
it will he O Milk Often to twenty percent. Our
motto is quick thies'aull emnli profits. - '
Score nearly, opposite the Postoflice. Ilinghem !
toll, N. Y WICKLIA3I 13ENNE.T.:
April 7, 'era - - :
NeV Milford" Shaw" and Dross
Goods. - . Emporiunt.
rAr BUltlii 0, again in tnarket with* new
..LJLe and enlarged stock of Irpitor Jcn , g and
square Shacits & Ladies' dress Goods of now and
splendid patterw uud priceoreducedetill lower, as
the city cask pauio tells upon the market; , And
includinLalso his general sup o lies for the. Fall &
Winter trade in Dry Gonda, Groceries, crockery,
'Hardware; Irmidr, Nails, Hata and Winter Caps;
Bonnets, Buffalo:Robes. Boots" ef Sh - oss. Soma
etc. etc. all which , ha will sell on hie tisual4iben4i
terms and at price!, that cannot be beat , for cash,
Produce dr .approted credit: - ,
• N.. 11, Maur and Suit conitantirort baud:
New 11,1itford -
- DISSOLVTION
.
ieopartniirship beret - store existing slider.
thelnatea.asd imp, or . A. Lathreft &co., is
dissolYod• Tko book* end Accounts_ of Abe , late
firtvi will be settled by'A.Lathrop:L:
.The business
'will be fiereabislocsnitieted Wit:LiithtOts
Innis Riley, on the tiny down
,itid'ilhort, credit
systemoudos llbio firm of , R,,Latitsip.4s vek
Mantrosisi
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• • •nuebX/ 1 142, - •
Ihs'iolliitoit';
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NOTICEi thqi 'tho firm of Alto
di Wirtiii'l4 this deiii'.llllsollnift , Dy m0_, 134 /
consent:• Thood,indebtlid tboanto o6 Mu , "
ted toIN?i 410 PP # 1 14 0 4 ( 1 4 1 / 1 7.'-' 4 • -
, ,:ltft;ttltifse r,w4uNga.-
; - 1- - -4 • TIMASTfinsagALE
sqeqLauds In alocrgi'; Co:
IVOTICE-le beteby_Viefrithit't '
.IA-the - teuref:the-Getterellteseteterer.'4
Comatomeeslth'Srf 'PettneyllesiltAireetbil •"
lciviuq ,
lee& graoltlin .Leteted-latetrfiett** ciscEi Ao
eztit pertaiirwie:titilepteratiTalita-,14,
will toe nold,trt- OW indite:Ott 4heieetetot ISt,-
day arline next, atAlle.Coort itatme,l4 Meta
nee, fei.erreVt!rildtt,et.sed the PAU iieerned"t.w.
tieh treCt teekwelii*(7. eaves -the setae to WI
before the day'at' eateraLitifeoratnizei "et I.;
sieeteek 1016 rorrtfoon.
Warrantee ;mop ciraivabeti• terse.
I.ll4;amten
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anissi srikitbri - - - 227
flats) W. &Rata* „Lamm) JCQ, ,
, • Ofigt' Bend
j out hi n eit ; tOT
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Stanley Iteruisa"
hinds itlehaNsce:jr:
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Joseph Xtson'l4l._ , '
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DazdAl Ritfte -
glifickki •-• •lt,t:
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Mmar,h t aul R
CAPobson • - - -.444
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Sam4tlZadtlea.
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Earthotuniss Matte ns'
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KO' 233 Wm: Atel: (*liar)
Sloane Itualltoa -
M, watts=
FrAnktt Wort ''
J , Schson.
John *shin
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Mutilate cops
Matthias C 0 41*
Sedate Ortawal4
E; P. Dla
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La:braP•
an3rew Tykoas
Gorge Brisk, .
idatthlis Brooks
N. Wales
Robert Jseksoa
Samuel Joists
NprankkAik
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Robert'Paisley •I. Lenox -
Jobn Dorrey ;• •
Andra* , Tybook
Daniel Tsitinort •
Ithrtmer4syne
George Ewell,
I.lithsve Brooks
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400 -
N0.:07., es, 75. '0. No. 34'0, 41;U,
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No:41 ' - - ' -100 - ,
L. B. atittnP 4 ) , . tolnartY, — lO 5 O O
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Vazlonutn.';' "2,11
Josepillatierstm - ' - 100
,Neit!
Jain Salder L . 1 24 .•
, Solatsoa PinAlity - - 80' - -
no
(Lot sold) oath'. • • .
Sni'LEldtldgv 2 .. 7 " 11 . 402/JP, 15S)
;. James laridge,
Ptsltistets nr &Soh:anon Elnk •• 125
'Lot Tact aTJohn • 53
Pia. Lot No: ltft • ' , ' ta
Narwin
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John 008 era w 50
Thes.Narrla - - • -
Silas Squirts„
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Ctu_Ltlet terrlg,
A. tialllbury It, - ,
Jersey Trans
Sirtheer
Gecurze Pt= •
Shozr
.11athew - Phorr s: • _ r
Issa4 Stiller - • ..-
/Samuel llteigelels
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Joseph Bradley
Petrr Dirdley .
Patrick Jobnsoct • " '
WEllirm Salisbury,
Verantts Lambe* ,
C. P. Tallman :
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13M21 - _No. 98 Chestnut _ _
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• !..! IKEELER: & STODDARD;
, Keeler.&- -Stoddard,. biro -
.1. opened a Boot and Shoo atortfatilgain
first tlacii Itelo*,thO'Brjek;dorner. jtualicti..thoy
otter for idle ;--.:
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of Boati,.Shaos and riodings,at;this,lottest Prieto
'• -IN -. 31 ONTROSE.: •
aell .- tai,..rtra4p pay !and *small Profits .
: - The'citi:rneor tho:viltOge and t 0 .4
opeatfulty, idvited ,
iii a:: teat; gentdad: Boat .
and ',hoe attire agi;•ie 80010 and ,thoos 4r:0'64111o;
itOild ;or Beer andltlyotetai. 11'1. •
That 3ve. have a tuil afteortmetiVitjarpg wbicii we
MOnaCoik' iota - iro fit pritifbtoito.iougitilfuitJ, .
gariada, 'Calf 11811'14a and":punf, boat*, - hat
sole, boot?, thickbpOt4' , ,aolf. kip . apdaowtddd:bt„
gatiO;chTt.dbOri,:ate„, - .
YoathsCalf, RiPand cowhide boots , l~o~y"thick .
Fox
ivolt 010itine. e naittel4 c ud `Kid ifiolkue, enameled
fiOnt lacti Nike* and bitltresiv • tonee;: - ...
1 New YOrk tier,exeulilorsi Jena
todir4s, rubbers, '
Vidar"l
xosOgaiCond_."calt, iOailidal.4
Ali t!ra
enamelfd-,l'elkaa+ ~ltitch boot, , ate:'. .
tooetuttottmeleditfce
boob; Gaiter D*nielseliiew - - •
Amour our WO ofor*sti ealt#ll7ir: -
Oak and itemloi.k.:Asteiteeit
pink=end-white lining atins, tad , V§iee - nminioue
letsibiori oils sad hatntptj~t .:;
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