ro d t o too oraa Called, and beoged that he
o m i t be shot by one of liLs oum , countrymen,
wed of being hung.' A countryman volun.
w ed te shoot him, arid he was tied to si tree,
when attempt was made tO !earn him; but
undaunteds minors rushed into ,the:m e .
leoev eral
w ith drawn pistols, and swore that the
rearlerar s hould be hungott - the peril of their
, fivet ., A rope wig adjusted atonal& his neck
. sa d t hrown over a limb of the tree. : He was
,a go d on a barrel, and at the word the barrel
knocked from under him, - and he Ins
deatiogln the air. The knife dto ,mur.
i a joictina is sulposed to be the use same used
to murder Alig,uel ithighnez.
.
Accident on the Rome' and Wa!
teitown
A letter from the office of the Northern :four,
Ad, at Watertown gives the following...partie.
Dios of the shocking railroad accident that oc
„aped
at Pie:repent Manor on the, evening of
6th test
it s pears that a company of nine persona
two married men with -their wives, and five ,
w og ladies—thought to amuse. themaglies
'lle as evening's ride from the Manor to Sandy
c ree k, on a liand.car; -- after ' they supposed,.
the lastregular train fur the day bad passed.
After tanning abed half a mile, and- as they
`sere tunings curve in the road,
.they were
:met by a locomotive and tender which.. was
L ar king up trout the creek to the Manor.: ,
The unfortuate occupants of the hand-car
had buts moments warning and that moment
served only to paralyze the ladies with fear.
One of the men seized his wife, and the other
coo his wire and one of the young ladies; and
sprang from the car. The other four were on
the car when the collision took place ; three Of
them were thrown under the locomodie: and
crushed to death, and the other was found
m ortally wounded by a blow which she recd.
red in the forehead. The awful mangled, re
' mains of the bodies were picked up brodght”
back to the manor, to those friends who had
joyously parted with them but a few moments
before; but the Avail of woe Went up where the
sounds of joy had been.
As rear as we can usertailahem this morn
ing, the names of the young.: ladies killed
were:—Miss Wright, of Oswego ' and Miss
Williamson, Miss Allen, and Miss Andrus,_ of
Pierrepont Manor. -
We cannot say thatany particular blame can
be attached to the engineer, Mr. D. Smith,
although he regrets not having raised a light
sooner, as he e:iould hare done; but as they.,
wire coming on - the Watertown, he . deferred
.patting up.a light until they should reach the
;minor ,
The pirty were warned agiinst piing upon,
the track by the station mast , r, as some spec
ial train or locomotive might be upon the road
which most unfortunately and .unexpectedly
proved to be the case.
Fire in Now York.,.
Destruction of Swift's Sugar Refinery—Near
ly half a million of properly destroyed.
About half past 12 o'clock on Monday morn
ing, afire broke out in Swift's sugar refinery,
earner of (Vest and Laight streets,, which re
sulted in one of the most extensive conflagra
tions that has occurred in this city, for a long
time. The building was one of the largest,
establishments of the kind in New York,being
ten stories high, occupying a whole block on
Washington, West, and Laight, streets, and
enclosing a court yard in the centre.• The
alarm of fire was rung for the eighth district
ihnt one o'clock, when the firemen, a carnal&
arable portion of whom were engaged at the
time at a fire in Pearl street, arrived in great
force from all quarters. In consequence of
the great cvant of the building they could not
act with much effect, and the:tire, which had]
tinily ban razing for nearly half au hour,
wn spreading nith fearful rapidity, and in a
_den time the Is hole large establishment was 111
enveloped in one vast sheet of flame. The
immense, number of hogsheads and - barrels of
sugar stored up in the building, only added so
much more fuel to the devouring clement.--
The lames soon burst forth from every win
dow. and shooting through _the 'roof rose in
awful grandeur to the sky. Such was the im
posing, extent of the blaze, that the whole city
taxame perfectly illuminated, while burning
embers were dancing, in the air in all direct I
thins. Ail the efforts of the firemen •th check
the raging fire in its destructive course, were
now utterly abortive. The heat at this time
was so intense that the firemen were eontpell
edto quit their posts while the row• of build
ings in lasight street, fronting, the burning ed-1 were every moment in clanger of taking
fire. In fact, some of them were pretty much
scorehed, but by the exertions of the gallant
firemen, isho kept several streams, constantly
playing upon this building, all further damage
was prevented. The fire continued to blaze
furth with terrific fury until about four o'clock I
when the walls carne down with a tremendous I
crash, converting the whole building into one
homing mass of ruins. The falling of the
- walls smothered the flames to a considerable
extent, and the firemen could now act with
some effect. The whole building is 'razed to
the ground, while the large stock of sugar I
=fined in the same is completely destroyed,
,ex,eepting a few hogsheads and barrels, togeth
er with the office fixtures, books, &q., which
were saved. The whole lossOf Messrs. Swift
is estmated at nearly half a million dollars, I
which is only partially covered by the inset- , r
ranee. We understand that they are insured I
to the amount of 8250.000, in the various city t
insurance companies. The buildings are esti
mated to have been worth 8200,000 and the
property nearly 8300,000. Thefo.oras a strong
police force present from the beginning of
the fire, and rendered efficient service inmain
trilling order and preserving a large amount of
property. Considerable alarm and confusion
railed among' the inmates of the opposite
buildings, who were running about in a frantic
Cate, some only half dressed, and some carry
ingfurniture, in all direction3.-2V. y. Herald
CathOlie Council at Baltimore.
TIMED PUBLIC SESSION.
•
BAtimore, May 16.
The third public sessi "f
the Catholic
Council was held in the Cathedral this me:n
-4 in the presence of an immense audience.
~„A t 10 . o'clock, the ecclesiastical bodylet
la • A relnepispae.al mansion inp rocession
ar
ryedinfill canonicals,d accompanied by
,1 11. es as cross and ca a d l le bearers,and pass
ed Pound the square6draLchanting, to
the
front
of
14 8 were Thronged Thestreets, doors and vain
with spectators. The
Vices in the ea:lnd:al were of the nest,
1 1 and imposing deseription. , Pontifical
Eh mss was bitted by Francis N. Blau
hem
~9....rehbishocpe:loef Oregon,- at the close of
ti,eitsartioshti? O'Connor, of Pittsburg, deliver:,
e . on the origin of the Catholic
`l l .choosing for his text the 16th verse
18th m chapter of Matthew. After fur
-0,4'011 ( i ) ti a leste council returned in pro,
Thursday, the session closes,
then Bishop Pitzpatrink,of B°Bton'will
N wmuntiry or Lam WAnn.ants.-4on.
it Stuart, Secretary of the Interior, I
b " interpretation of the net of Con ,o:repss of 1
28di September, 1850, Authorizing the ;issue 1
qamassiznable bounty land sauna* dpi.
4 allut the soldier, afteriocating warrantyeenld not make a valid title to the kind 80 In.
itanti/ after the issue ,of the imtent.- The
'co has been submitted to the Hon. -Ral.
04,5 whose.view is that the convesaneW
:bobo made after the iistie of the iholTalotf
efore the issue of ,the patent.
A t tie in the law " prior to the issue" h The
aving
itl nneo to the truant, and oot totheiusteitt.
•
Wreck :ottititiniiiilliresielsi'
in the lee -I-Great Leenef Life.
The steamiittsphiek P.
April 33d, 'has arrived -it Halifax; :with no.'
counts:of the:wreak of betwein- fifty - !ind sixty
vessels in thkiite hi-tha Ole - , AptillOtll. 7
The New foutallatid folprtelitik4
of life has bead eatnaiderible;_hotir,treatis'u l at
Itooa!ii:Ailiat of eightieh,vesiela.leati`with
full eirgoea sitinsas'llien, Übe of , !which
had•fisreof her crew diawned,panotheic,livo.--
In many, ealie'S; aetho4.4selaidiiftid,towartis
m
the: lee, the in Aeserted them 'and 'esoped
t o th e ehore4 In4ome eases the abandoned_
vessels have been taken into port: I i
4 1
- HOndreds of the,erews of the Wrecked -yes::
'eels are said tO beinitieriard'lstand,BOOavia..'
to Bay, in a state-of destitution and staivationi
TheAssemblY of Islew,Foandlaiad Iris:request:
ed the-Governor to appropriate 1300 Tor that'.
relief and. foUr
,oi, five vessels: would'Aall to
theta ai Sooh ;ea_ the xvindwohld'periiilt. ,
vessel had arrived at St...lohnovldeh reported
that 'upuiards[ of one'thonsand - .s*U:reeked
sealers„had reacheaVreetifOid,lnatilie
ber is probably exaggerated..:'; -
The disaster - is said to be nearly, equal to
that at Prinei 4dwardlslati4- list year - ..;—/fos-
Tr4teuef.; ' -,'"
.
Items 'kola
- the - eiditor
(Hot:talon) informed by A - correspendent;
that the Sheriff of ViCtorin iounty . wics woumL,
ed by a son or judge Sharkey. , 4 Misaissippl.l
Sharkey was found hanged the next mornitt
no doubt the work ofJudge Lynch.
During the lain month thl streets of Indiati..l
obi have been literally jammed with' freight for
the upper country. -The roads. have -been - inl
find order, gra,xing for teams first rate, a nd
businesses lively as heart cbuld'desire.' ,
- The planters:of the country are:retrieving
the losses sustained by the, late, high - - waters
to a great extent, and theretstill avill b6-good
crops made. ,
A division o f; the Sons` of Temperance' , has
just been . formed at
~Corpus Christi. Seine
seem to look on this vent as - a notjelty, equal
to any which Will . be exhibited ati the. gteat
Fair. • ..
Latcist Cougterfeits• -
los, the-Prtcasix Bast,l3minbridge, alter
ed froin ones---!vignette rallcars'—feniale head
on right end--.dog, sale, dic. f - between the sig.
natures.
10s, on the lificrusics , llirit, May's Land
ing, N. J.—Viz 4 man on rocks; hip in the ,
distance, fieure!lO each side--:fetnaltion right
end—poor - - •
-20 s on the Atrr.r.sonotrou sairz,
Pig. blacksmith; shoeing,: horse,;with beehive'
on the left, man rind horses on !righ t of vig
nette—railcars on left end, and fecuale&c:, on
righeend—not like geimine.-- • • -
.50s, on the Fa.7I3IERS' Bask- oir - Ltscssrcu;
Pa.—Altered - Dein; genuine fives—vig. doun
try scene, Erme.rs ? dr.c.--two females on right,
and, a man on 42m - tieback 'on left--net " like
genuine
5s on the Utrir,-13.txm.or vrscrxztAtkAlter
ed from ones , _ -old them to the light,
Ins on the H orrittris BAirs OF litsurcST.,---
said to be a fairlinitation of genuine --shacling
of name of Bank irregolar---faCes cloudy.
THE EAIVIIIQT.TAn FELT 3t WILLIAMSPORT.
—The earthquake. which ()centred on Thurs.
day last, a little , :after one ii'Clock P. N., was
quite simsibly felt in this piece. Pile gentle.
man informs us,!thrWlying aoiy6 upon a bed
he felt the boteM shzike under hirn very per
ceptibly, and could net then account for it.—
We also underitand that at the'fouadr`of Alr.
Hall , the shock Was 'so severe sto startle
some of the workmen ;and create an impression
that the machinery ;was giving way. :The
smileshaking. of the earth- k was -noticed at
Wash-ingjon, l'hiladelphia,"inintsltimore - ,' end
as far south as- italeigh, North Ca'rolina. The
vibrations continued theta three or four:see
ends.—Gazette, i -
WtttcE4tor of -the
I3lirt'or, gives the ;following extract of a letter
from Tenneb,se
if 'Arr. Fillmere is nininnted, we can carry
the State by front' -three to five. thousand •ma
joritt. Webster !would Carry , it by from, one
to three thousand' s and Scott, would load it by
froth three-to ten ithousand! :This may, seem
strange ; yet is trie, as ,time will demonntrate.
We are all for Fillmore first beres- and then
Webster." GenerAl Scott wontd not get nn
leetOral tote this aide - . of Mason "end - Dixon's
line. I regret. ; , o !see. this indisposition, mnni.
fested on the p e art,of- the. ‘Vhigs; „yet it - is so ,
and cannot be renzi 7 ctied. - '. . •
... . .
Tomperance MeetuMg.
\
A meeting for the promotion of the :cause
of Temperance, Will be held at the Preahvter
rinn- - Meeting 4ouee, in
,li-lontroae, on Afon'd ky
evening . next, nt 73 Lo 'clock, which will he - M- 1
dre•ssetl 'by Ala- CACPENTER, a
. popula leetttr-' „,,,. ....,,...... w.wo
er, rind . perhaps by', aliens; - ' "'' i ' 1 - .1. - t? ' ,c; v xinYß Om xi,- - G__
' 3 l-4/. 8 . ... .' ;• - :"... 7 :''-: ,t - ~- . , - De . aiiti; Pairk S. to: '=
• 1
1 ..-..Tht! - present rroprietors Of , the
BA.KEItY,. AND. CANDY 8i
. ,
wouLD.all. attention milli. fact ini
, are now carrying on'biisinere at thi
lately Occupied by Sct Vella & Dtinupre..;
, They have 'Deco rOd- the services Of goo/
nicn, whosii abilitYl - and eiperjetice will
thorn u, produce articles in their b rie of_,ei i
quality. , - . --i. -,'• -- ' i' '-I
- • It will. bathe constant efforts of the prof
to make ti - mple s provision - fiir the wants . ,
monomers, and„as far as may be in their i
, • I will endeavor that their intercourse With in 1
. Era ,M gici t in i,. ,i ~; be bnth sweet gln picas:mt. ,_ , ,
s 6 L-..-- b" '`," ` I.''' - .;1 - White cud Brown Braid, Rolla and, Rtia •
Those e,itizena,. ti(the Ei4jeill . '4 6.41 Centia;-= every- Tuesday- & Friclay - afternOon ; alau,
Townships of Su iquehanna county,.whi arol c,,, Cakis and Plea always on band. 'l
- in the establiShinent of Mail . rOntes; . - Fmk Dipita-if ueW artiefe.liosi4sing t
throligh the cointy in'saeli - war as to. give a 3rotir 1)f-different; kinds of fruit—very. 'plc
speedy .. and - diroctlicommuniention•l with - - the i taste of. • -- ' , -- • - --- ;',•- ~ - :
CountiSZatte l 4 3o ilduie; nn4 • iliti aG.4 dii thei ' Stier, by the barrel aria*, at the lowe •
Railroad, Lire. , iniited, to attend a Mass Ifeet.heipriee. .Also;Sugars, itfolasaas,,and - Mos
imr to be held at:lliitford 'Cm Fri : day; 31 it y1,2 i s t h i of Greeeriei; on the most rettionabletenne.
P. at 4 &cloak -ii..- - .A full 'Alai:dime& is - urffent. I -P. S.' K - few of thole celehiate'd . • P;p •
ly requested :- -- ,; ;' I - ' , ''' , '.' :1: T 1 :' 7 Cheese—rich end rare—jost in i 'aticland eel
C. tiFP4ime 11-' " ' " 1 ! falt . 2 .' . - ' ' - .' ' -"-I - -•
' - - Great a n d sma ll , one and all give us tt.c
D. ft , WA.Dz, :- reointititlee - . : -,H .-- - ' ---. • , 'ft .- A! E
Imta Tiriza,' ' ' -i l' et_ i'- "..; .._, . _ . ... H..
B.
1
N. W;AVALDEON, 'Arranginienta .. ....."-- ': - - : _-- -W. Et.•DEA
At H.l F;iTON it _
,' , Air atatty of Pinioned ?jot, Lnniti•ir for
BEA. ;sl§; 1"4 4IC St.,
Odd Fellows Calebration at Grft,
-Bend.
",The rnembers'of 'the conewheta I:odpe No
2091.0: of O. P.;:ere.ipebtfully : iniite„the!Bro-'1
thers of Order;; na the 'pahlie in geueral,',
to utteid the. Celehrntion
their new Hnllorent Bencl, on Thtin3day,t.
lune 34
N. B. BrothersiWill, plezia, appear. In full
D.
regalia
. breat 11447;18.52. 1", 4!2w20,1
The Ninth , Aninversary .
• OF-THE AMERICAN !BAPPIST .EE
MISSION SOCIETY -
Will be held inllloritrese;Pit4einntnenehig on
Wedneadifylhe,2446 . 7 . 6fi,tinefi 1852.
•The preachers Appointed for the occasion
are. Edwin IL„Viletren of Cenneeticnt; Seine
Howe of slnsenehtisetts,and•GebrgeO.Ritehie
of New York'. - Tint filternatesi nre,
Henry liiistinnocitOhicynndS4ieneer Carr of
- :I- • - • ' ' '
It is'hoped:thn( Iltere will be n full Irepry,
,sentatibh.of-the Chtitchis arid
ties, •: Per order..: -
'• , • - •GEO.';0 1 .1111 1 CHIE - Ceir. Seiey;
P. S. , Thetrieettog be pettlie,al? it is
hoped that there iirt.4 be a. full attendanee.
1 preach.
',solgt`tgirlar . 7. :1
lir Dewitt:, Clinton county, !Own, Mnieb 6, by
Judge. Morse, Mr; Wm.. N.'Cussnsonsm, of
Simtgueville,Joo3lMfeounty, lowa, and Miss
Anims, fontnorly: yof Susguebatuul
-- - eonnty,:Ptc:
In New Miltord„ May 6th, by the Rev. Mr, Os.
born, Mr: LESsan "Aus n to Miss Pain
- AVVVinatt:orinairorit - '?"f! -- '• .1•'•
, - Listot-Lotters
Rini/616OnAle Post.QtEde,n lifpntrose,
for4ho tem ending May.ls, 1852. .. -
Allen, :Rachel A.- -;,. :,-.; Harrisou r ergo . '
Andrus. Ar. Lewes4 , ;.--,, Jaeloon, T os. T.
Alden; Sylv,ister G..;.• Irigliam,B. -
Borows &Co:, : ' Kopp, Mr.'
13 enjataitt,Samtiel'k Lovely, N. ,
Burrows; mis:tlfaiii •- 'lAlia, Harp.;!`
Bally, H. H. i _ *Lind, Heairy - E;
Built; A. 'P. ..'. 1 ;,, ..MoConnell, Jolni ' 1.
Make, Willicun, - 4. - - Miller, Mrs. Mary_
Booinhour, - .4..V.' .
' "Mauna, Ralph '
Birdsall, Geo..C. ' MIIIO, BA
T.
• •
Beebe, Miss Jane ..'- ...- . Han d ing; Ftl. T. -- -z .
Burbilt, StoPtion; -,": NoWPombi. * Lai
Brookinsy•Wm- .0:3 :Nichols, An w, 2 '
Bally, Joshia - - ' „ :Newbury, priv 1.-'
t
Brock, Mrs. (ibielgt4 . O'Grady; Jo emiah" r. " -
Collins, Brid g et, (do.) Post, ' John . . :
Copeland, Eilen _ , - *.RobOrtsi Ti 'othy ik,. - !
Churehill o r.l. • , Rosenthal, mil.:` ,::.
Daley,' Mrs;Klbtabetli _Robins, Mary hula:
Ditvis, - Mr. ' • 'Roberta, A. Ist.
I st,
Fitz Gerald, James Reardon, W.• . ;
Forbes, Azotn. 3', : Reynolds, .7 ha
Farnham, E.-P.: - • ISearnans, M. .
Gregory, , Georg, 2 -, Shostnaker, i hldella S.
Graves, Jane cl. .... Smit h , Ma. Sarah
Gregory, Benjamin . . Spi4r, Maj. Aia I
Hawleylltargarett ; Sloeiim, liliss`Naonti. - ••
F
,Sinith, Tileitun. D.., '. Shanahan. .7 es • I i
Stebbins, litre. , Sally Tingley; Mi Frances
True; Mrs. Rowena, ' - .Trodden, Ja es .- .
Tranans, Catharine. 1 Tilden, Gasiliti .
Van Winkle.ltiss Jane Wilqams,"llOttrY A , '
Williams, J. B. „Varner, '3.sintiel A.
Whipple,-Ashae/4 - Waldier,Jam,- 2
BEN;.CAS
Montrote, My' 15, 1.552,1.40w1J-.79.,
t
• -
AdI:BOST SA G . ILIN ITO••TO
21
QUfERFINE Ohio FLOUR;
1...7 Mackerel; Carpel;Warpi:Aslitou
large :sacks„:44.. , : '
I May 20, 1852..
1- lidrignistrator's-Not
-NrCiTICE Is hereby given•that Mel
.1.11 ben appointed AdMinistrato:
bite ofJarnes Hanson. deeeased. late o
ship oFJackson. All per sans . indebtad
estate, are !equalled to settle the lam •,
ately, and all persons hatVing
said estate 'arilJ please present them..
ed, to the subscriber.. *•RPUBEN
'Jackson. -5114'18; - •
• NEW - GOOD
The' Cheapest 'and Best
_ - Market:lr - -
JonNsrcog & -VERY ant nose re alvinz at
;heir store in the villaktkof Ilarfo , a choice
lot Of Goode of every deveription.y2h4 they tail,
amthioeise sell Chitiper than can be bought at any
otherold:or nen:tau:ire in thin town. I •' "
- . JOII;ISON &yERY:
Atay-V.0,, 1852;5 • T - 20*3
, •
0
GOOD sIityIGLES, uorrot
50 00
; shaved, cheap (or catilt:
Blatch!Wu Pimp, lower tiien at any other place
in Susquehanna county. S. FULLER.
Fratikliii . Ferlte, May 10, - 185'2. - 'l9tf
-- - .NEW GOODS
.II,TEW-§'pring. and Summit. Ganda - in reat-va
-111 - eietyand sty/e and,rt: gendral ass ,rtment of
StaVe and Fancy Goods just teCrived ttild
unottallyjow by . 1 " 11. BUR [TT. -
Yew Mitford. May 8, 1852:
R4111141N 0
AREA}.
T - A DIES OESS GOODS, Rpnnets;
Shawls, Oloths, Cassimerev,Jelsnsi
Vratings, tho,,Crips, Boots &
With n siocli tif, •
. „
•:. Ready 11111 de Cl°
ifit .
Domestic Pandit . , liarilivare,"Creekeiy,
Medicines, Piiints, Oils, Nails,"a
"goods, as usnatia wood assortment of whi
arrived_ at theßai
lway Siore'in
. ,
are selling 'off with a rush, proVtag 'that'
the pcaple . k where they can I te,eilit.
theirnione4 - 7 - .
Cali and eel (or yourselves. Noitroubie
our goods., - IIiAYDENIP 411"
New MillOhl,llay IL;
P . .
NE,W C4ll:l?iri"li3i A
ROPOSAILS will be received at tbe ,
die Couqty CanimitNionere o Suota
conitty 'at sltrose,, for boildin4 'a
new'
Jail to 111-erected in said Borouo„juntil : ,
day of June next. The building ii to lie,
fifty one feet lent by - thirty 7 rine Oct wid
plans and spr4ifications can be seen in 1
or. et the ufricis ' of F. 13. S treater, !BEI.
proposals to be; directed to the - Convniesi:
marked-Jail IPropotale" - i '! - - '-,
.., - I.j. D. STURPI-Fri
. ,
... .-. , i S. -Ell MLCIi. , 1
.Cdni
' - -' H J. HAYCOCK., ; ---,
. ' Corinnlesionre o ffice . ; illaufresel 4
_ ..
-• • .• flay 11. . 1552. 1 ‘ • :.
' • LOOK'OUTl
amcu;imis'or Pitis
.k hiving beiii".esitigned:M',P: mitii Loh
the hands of C..Avery.E'sq.,-for:iminediot
lention e '„ All petiens indebted are hereby n
that caste wilileMade all 'Matteis not
within thirty days from this date. r .
P.'IL PIT'
goitrosi;"Aprll 2;185.2';
_:" 1e":77:?^..- 7 -_, received; 4 late
I- f- '
:71, .:4: 1 -::::e b t:::::
""—%"". ' ' .. of ' Men's ank
sort
1 , -c..-. , ,;. ~. . ;;
„,-
:F- ' . - . - READY` 0- ,
1
-,.:..„-„,:-.,-.-.-,-.
-of latest styles andspited to the season. .=
. A6sez-E'ashipaabtA
,Siltt• Hatt, , (13eche's gring
style.) Kottsuth gots; Leghord,"Strals - and Falco
Leaf Bats, Capri Shirts, Stockings. Glove,' Sus.
pendeti. Cravat: poets and Shoes. Books,-Wrap iii
ping and Writing, Paper. Travelling 1 Divs. Well
Paper. ( .i-Cood.i!4*l,) Curtain raperLapd- .aney
articles - toolnnmerous to , specity—.ati- or' a yof
iirtdahT kill sell as lovS as the like can he ugh!.
in üßinghaftntoalw . ikillithe'r town.! : r..-. ic,:,.,
7
{.:___....:,.,..,..., 95 0 . - kV, it• - '
-I, Montrose, A pril 20,185a., -• .-- -
''''"",
CD. NlRGlLirDentiliGflurgelene.wonid
kis - press 10 the citizens irt Montrose and
liiirrnost grateful 'appreciation or the kindness
Enid liberality shown kin/ Aim fur daring- hie resi.:
dance here. ':./ifesttheitisfully would lie:sity'titar
his most sanguine hopeilhaaa beau ' no te t han rea
lized in:-the amount of patronage ••_reeeieed. and
while' he bespeaks continned•livors. he would as:
Mire his - friends eitA the,pnblici that it shell bo hie
constant endeettoe to diverse thein, . fi e
occasion tecorrect,tiiit nUIII founded reports which"
his friends (ore? tde lefl,tfhave retailed to his
benefit; but °nein relation Pi Plate work. Among
ninny testimoniale; he .sekitis, the following, be. train It Dentist s - end_ therafere.quali6ed 'tol l
have examined Plate Wink performed by C.
D. VirgitOeutal Surgeon aid fake great pleasurein saying that in 'point of brainyy and' durability it
will;favorably compare Walt' the work of the b es t
Dental..Vurgeone of Philudelpliia and Nevi York.
whose work L
-= have . : had ample opportunities of
exoinining. and tohcerfolly recommend-him as a
good workman Who will give satisfaction, to those
tehcituaY need his services,
J..AI. 4rACK._/11 .1 Deh!nl Surgeon.
JacittaU,Sfay,77,,lis2:: • -7 7 .
Ife tokeriplensure also Mr: Abit, Tar.
ret Montrose, as referenda: in whole family he
findona.s Plate loth- -
C. D VIIIIIII, Stirzion-Dentiot. :
-Montrose, May Ll' 1862.;-19w3 . • - .
• -
- -
At: the vpsonvifie Exchange
idiscribta, tirith iimny than - Its - to his nit:
tnerotedy.incressinepstrone, would respect'.
fuily.infonn his friends, thistAte is now receiving n
chides eefeclion-Of I,oede:dkrat frintlte.w
which he intends to sell Sprit the good old fash
ioned principte.of -.tiles surd let lite.", • I.Vonied,
in exchange for goods, nil kintht of pmduce. Clish
not esespted. 3034.1. 51PRRINAN:
Upsougilre;April - 30; WWI -- • ' _ lEitf
7 M I
Codfish,
tie Salt In
LElt.
•
111 E LIGit111)111* - LINE!'
TILLMAN, Barbet .and Nair •llresser, to
• turas - his thanks to, his riurnimus fri..uds
and -patrous ; and having, as: he hopes, convinced
allot : the great danger 'and "risk of cutting tin,ir
throati by shavitig,thenwelves; he begs that. they
wedircontinua that berrOel'-atia practice, and en
courage harms industry •by 'Caning on ItitlL.fas: a
shave.. • Col. Crockett's-.orclti was said to‘.be
smart that. he shaved himiiellAvith sheet lightning.
and C, perform the same feat on any
who. Pref./ ihtit 'toa good zazar, if they will
,call
et his "shop'in Searle a DOW basement. -If you
don't believe it, call and see. -
,Montroae, May. 6, 1e52 C. TILL/W.N.
andervign.
,of-the es
-the town
te the said
• immedi
.l9 against
ly attest
' HILL.
Business (Notice. •
11 f s..wiL3*l Would reepectfuny rev:lest all bry
-1 J-YJ.. lag uusettled accoutda trail him, to call nod ad
just the name.
The Mercantilebnelness will be continued at bin old
"stand, under the Orel of . Si. S. Wilson 4. Son. They
intend to keep a general Tod!) ty. and will ever be ready
and thankful. to accommoloto thueo who favor them
stith a eall. They will keep on hand a large stuck of
"Pry Goods, G rocerOn,Crockery and
[yet in
Particular attention will belgiren to this branch 'of
the' baslnors, to keep a -fail assortment. Carpenters,
Blacksmiths, Aarnesa, carriage, Beet and Shoe makers,.
will all Sod the articles they Rent -
Boots; Shoes, and the materials to make them of kept 4
on hand 51. d. WILSON ft SON.
Montrose, Jan.-1.; 1852. lyltf
- -
SHEET 11111USIC, • . ,
NNW AND POPULAR, aticiagitl for the Plinio, fO-1
.1.11 silo At
.TClllll.lPles
V.DruAry. 1532.
•
.FLouge foi .sale the state of WEDII
Montrose, January 10,1852..
SEW
lIAT, CAPAND-TUR STORE,
MD. WASIIDDILN would respectfully anneMnee to
e. the dGsnas '
of Montrone end vicinity' that he
has opened andintetids to been a large and general as
tortment of all kintlemnd 'qualities of 'Denver, Mole.
a'in and !fats of the latett styles; Rnssuth . , fun
glibut and other styles and qualities of fur and venal
-Dater P.snama..Leghetn,.Palm-leaf, and the variant,
kinds Of bviided - hate rut t'utritner wear.; Voth,
Glazed. fillk Plush and all kinds of Cann for,gentn and
boys and yotith's wear , Gents Patent-leather Mine+.
tee. Zee., together with all kind:4 of Mods min orally kept
In a La; store. Theeubstribcr beim. 'largely- engaged
in the sheet, trade.at the I:ut,eill always enable him
in keep et hit , 'tore In Montrose a larger and more tacit
instable assertment than eau he found *einewhere. IDA
terms are ready pay, which will enable Lim to sell all
goods in Lin line at leant 15 per cent. lower then whets
In the name trade. The raisers ate tespertfully invited
to Mall and set .for themselves. P.B, Washburn will
'always be on hand to ashibit the goo In whstly'r_People
wltitt to purehase Or mt. .11. - D.V.S.SIIBGRN.
Montrose, April 28, 1832.1 ' ' - • •
i n ro iw ie bb°e rh 7 r :
lugs and
hd other
ct,t have
otd, and
louse of
worth
TO the', Public.
BEL TLI ItI2,ELL is now receiving and keeps
constantly on hand a large and desirable as
sortment of
to show
LE.
19w6
las
office of
Aanna
County
tie 14th
f stone,
. The
office
Seated
ens and
GOOD.S
hitch Will be £o:d VerY low fo cash' . or re'arly Pay'
The stock iscomposed of a first rate assortment of
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Pitits, Oils,
Dye-Stuffs,. Groceries, Glass-wore, spoons,
Spectacles, Musical Instruments,
• • Yankee -Notions, and • .
.Liquors,
ALSO,
Dry Goods,
Hardware, Ston e w are;
....7trirrews,
; Stationery, Brtethee,
3,fedic.ll Instruments, Perfumery,
Tresses; Supporters.. Shoulder-Braces,
Shoes, Camohine, Burning Fluid,- Lamps
;
All prsouo icioltiez, to parches; Drugs or Goods ;
in,any of the ad:cede dein/to-tents, will find
their, interest.; promoted by vague; first lit the
Milo; and, Variety Atore_of ABELTURRELL.,
Aroutrosor; 514 1852. ; ;; ;
- •
THE- GREATEST HISTORICAL
• and-Allegorical -Print•of
„ ttori tine „,e'tlr. •. -
In•oommeorritiori orthat. most impor;
1 - :thh Anicrican revolution,
.the British Surroudering their Arms to
General Washin'aiOn afterlheir defeat
at -
'Yorktow6;.Virgiiii:Octoher; 1.787:
T"E on:rasing is r.lreetlied by Tanner,
• - lan c e, Kearney from an original
dratiing by J.l.'. Renault, and published by Hen
jarninTanunr, Engraver, Philadelphia. Thenize
of the print' is 25 by.4 . 2nehes, and was original
ly published to inbseribers r at $l2 in rho sheet. •
- • Eszilanation < . •
—Toe 1 - 11sroal.--;-lu the first and grand plan'aro
'exhibited three large *groups Of the priOcipal
cers _who, wero present at the transaetion,
(Riff:fill likeness of each. -- "
rietore
1 . their
°war.
Jr shall
In the first,grodpis seen - General Washing'
General Konharnheett, General Lineohi, Colonel
Hamilton. an eld . Furrner eager to contennplatel
e
the' scene, Bill theietvant, and 'h Horsete
Genera) - _ -
l. Washingtopi, : ' .
or l
.-- 'ln the second group are American - and French'
'elE4ere; deneral Knox; Secretary Wilton, .the
Duke do Litaitia; end- the MO. , qnis de LeFey=
i~
~~.
The_ third 'group - is descriptive . of the. British
surrendering their sante. Lard Carnival lis, Greer;
al trliera, Commodore Siinmoinr, Coltmel Tarl
ton, With two' 4ngers,cnt off, Lientierint Colour!
Ralpli ?- AbeicOmbie, Lientant- Colonel , bonder',
Lord. Clien: ton, fo:: • . Lord oppears
preventing hiti sword to' the. first General Officer
hi Meets, - but Geiterel - 11"ashinkte n 'poi n t e d, ,cat
to him as the'only.parsort to,sholis lio is to Sur
renderhis sword. - • •
. . .
. .
tlit the heights and in the distance! aro the dif
ferent armies _and crowds ,or epeetieere: ' The
4 - lonso,orr , Speretary •Wilson, occupi e d by L or d
porntralths and • his sniff, which was bombarded
end - piereert With balls; the rlieriviis rle-Latay
ilia hitting.feriierked . tWat,,they were carrying
dishes for 4.he t, of Lnrd- Cornwallis, asked
/Pave of Gtmerni %ii , hingion to serve him :e dish
ot blinwri enehing, iiil irturW in telY after several
.bomb•ithellifell livegh the, roor on the fable; and
,i:,
wounded seine and isperVed thu party. , • ' - • . =
Tan A t.t.nr.bitv---iClighe lett is erected a pion-
Ilinelt::11/ thoii9r Or, iheee illtistrioni • hero'es who
sacrificed theirlivesruid fortunes to Monier° their
citifens, the
- liberty. arid; in/epeudenco they'now
, ..
Published ,ai 'tl3 - by Wth..6, tane, Philatiel.
phisl afid le be hid it ihUblikeitif the , "Americen
c c ii r i er .,o. N o , 141 Chestnut etreeti Pbilintelphia;
0). PrVlniiiins a - that - iiper..
- .03% liberal dieeevat to Aieate, '
t just
-took
jnent
oys'
E
A CARD.
-. 16n32
- -
c , !-- , -49.uNTPB4sPEur --.--:::...
L;IitATEit..CIJIIEANDINSTITUTE! .
--' -.- BINGHAMTON: Si' Y." ---•- - ''"
I.HIS institution. is located ht . o'beautifal and
„romantic grove , at thii bale of.. 31 "4 P C"'''.
e peel, and. wiihin% the ;ciirpotajloti„o4h . lio vilsgi; -
possessed of. an abundant sapply.,nt • purest soft
water, advautegos i for ;exercise ~in PM - ppra air , a
ictirrtago,:und foot walk up the. nonntaitt. o v er looking a scenery; unsurpassed in-:beauty- and.
oindittr,' - and "frei"%fratn the:noise - And unto's!l of
busy life," wilviscelfent Sailing and rowing pri v"!..
legcs - uu the pleasant Waters of the - Chenseg o .—.,
These are e • (0 cirthn,presetitotion thrSi..cure!',
otfers'to the invalid... , 1 . -•.-. . ~,, • .!
The house is new and mitriniodons—bathind
apPetritne ' eicellei4 -: -well,:ventilated.,iiith - 23o
feet piano.- : ;.' I : ;...-,` . ,' - .
:.The medical` dePairfnient .is 'undir ,tho r.
entire.
core or Dr. Thityre!und wife,•who r tfam s had large
experience In 11,Vdteinithin . practic ei aiid are rd'.
vorohly known ce sOccesefoi.prectitionerie .-.
Courses of Lectureo i e with full plates and illus.
trot ions, will, be . giy...in - tli - rongliont i the. season .to ,
theStudente - tind Pdtient ,s upon Anatomy, Physi
otody, Ilydropatlay and HYglene, for which there
will tie no additioutitchurge". - ; ' - ' --- - 1
I Females who huSe been confined to their beds.
for ' years; are invited to correspond. with us or
give us a call. - `Oar success In the treatment of,
disonieit'iteenlia r to female', hes:4liien Oa t0nf1; .. . - 1
dencs, and. we say.to.alfsuch, even if they' have -j
. sisuffered much from . Many e,
- physichm" make
'one more trial.-1 - . ...; -, • - .-.-. • -.,..•• -, -- : -.-
'Terms. f rom
, 1341 - to 89 'Ter week, - (pqable
weekly.) according If a. Mom and attention reigni
ted: - Patientiiiiiii preside, fur personal lice 2cpm-,
.fortables, 21tdanketti, 3 linen orcotton sheets an d
6 teiviets. • ' . • - 0 V. T 'II'ILAYRE, ilf. D., "-• ."-- - •
-I , -Reoident Physician. ,
..IW. &. M
G. liANNEY,Propiletors
1941]
;1 DIaSOIatITIO,
HE oorrtnership. heretofore existing as' the
firm o oSmiley! 4. Curtis is dissolved by its
omit lin:6opm mites otidbooki - of ieceunts
are ht. the store, orlirtii, till'persous fitiving unset
tled:aceooata with the sold firm are requrstcd'to
cajl..ttud - eitile the euine without.deley
. ..
. .
- . , • J. 6:1111,E .T. -
Gibson; Oct. 1, 1852. -: - .- G. CURTIS.
The business - will Ibe oontinued - by.' J. S'iniley,
who is receiving . a new stock of (foods, who wilt
not lusu:t the gondlnense of the community ; by
slang advertisements, or iesort,to tricks to fleece
the unsuspecting. but confident in tho good eholee
and qualities of his igoods - and the tow rate of
profits, lto . invitee 41i to: cuff before purchNsing
- elsewhere. . 1
' Gibson, April f.Yo,!itas2, - • . . 17w4*
, ..
• CHEAP WATCHES,
'JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE..
Great Ite4antion in Prices.
Twenty per cent at least tree than ever /fare
been sold in the United States.,
(IOLD Lever Watches, jeweled s •rS karat
1„„,4 case, ouly s3o', usually sold for $354-Gold
Lupine %Vetches, Id:keret case, jeweled. $24- - -6 .
Silver Lever Watches, full jeweled, $l4; lAsual
ly sold for $lB-a-Silirer Lupine %Votclres. jewel
ed, $lO-Silver TentSpitions per half dozen,:ss 7 -
Gold - Peas, silver Widens, $l.
Persons wishing a )Vetch or watches, or Jew
elry, can have them sent by , mail, tviifl p'erfect
safety, to any part of the United States or West
Indies, by first semlipg the amount of money.—
All articles Warranted as repremited above. Or- j
ders from the country respectfully solicited. I. -
Please address (post paiti,)
LEWIS LADOIIUS. 106 • Ghestnnt et.,
•
opposite the-Frenkliti goose,
Philadelphia.
California GOld liought, or manufactured
iowelry. 6m2
DRY GOODS
NEW STUCK! . !;C Fl EAPER TEXAN
-EVER !-!
V
Late-of the- rii of &
MalltliS to return' his grateful thanks to the
11 citl
aaaa or is ui;tichaaua eounty.for their liberal pat
ronage during thepiasc yo er,ncd respertially,solleits a
omtinuatice of their fator , Haring' ir.operied the
stoic in Tom, pkins' cit', (ellith Los Leon euoirged end
i mpror ,d,) virh a rail swcs h nr Spring ;and Summer
Goods, ho Invites those !lei, wish ,to "pti,rchareociOda
Tiny Tor, for cash, to roll and evuolue his a senrtm, t ,t.
The sul.joltaill Hat of Goods and prices he bellerectrlll
eotnnasefororaWy with tbat Of arty other merchant. In
•thls
; • Lailiea' - bres; Gocid:s. •
. .
. . ,
largo assortment ofj black and colored llitti, of Ir a .
glow smiles and puttenal, from 44 : GJ. to 114. per ;
. -
iljuseliWe De La ines:
2090-yarls of Spring DO Gaines, or almost every vatie
ty and style Dud And York:lartrk.vt - affords, Isom
Prints and nag tams.
10,000 penis- or. Sleritaek, Pall .Ithrer. Manchester,
Coco, IL:DOA stud other ,. stries of, Prints, at iSc..fici
lne, awl lsperyar -OneeaseoLaupeylorclothsand
colors, yard:width:ll the tow.priee of 1000 yards. or
Lansaster and Glasgow Gin:ghouls, warranted fast colors,
at Is per. yard. Also, Sci , otch and k'renth do from la.
Cd: to , • . .
•
- • Mourning Goods,
BoMbasines, Alptiecas, Mohair Lustros. Dareges . ,Catf
ton CiMiss: all wool DtiLairika, :Ilk Tissues, and all oth
er goods need In mournfry. ' '
TVlate -Goods.' . .
OPIO6, plaid and striped Llarcuet Muslin, Cambric do., I Viltlliam Forbes •
en and dated Swiss. '511.111, Naln.oph and Talton, ' ,
Linen Cambric ; Rye Linen' • LiniM"Table Cloths; t arthm . • e i ir ,42,;"
Napkins, Scotch and p
rices Dipers, Linen Ebeetinga
.0„,„;„„aq.,-„,„
Shirting., &e. Sae: at su• Is pas cannot fall to eve' , l• •' " •••-•
ews
entire satisfaction to eusocir•ers - • • Samuel az credal'
• • -" • • i Ittunnei.dlett ' ovum)
-• • Shawls: • , - tlaseph Paul
A large lot of Itroche.',Cantnn Craptvarid Casluare .No 232 Wm. Abel — lejiner)
Shawls twenty ... per cent. Cheaper than -they srere - sold ;Sloane flatuilton. •
last year.. • flllama ,
• • Handk erchiefs. - - • Prartydin Pro'
" Linen Ilandlerchiers- o every grade, from rid to $4 • '
.1 TAM Covers. •
Serum!. dazerl -colored echois, Worsted "and Linen, and
alt wool N1:136030d Covers, from 4s. to stisplece.• -
GO* for Men and 'Boys. -
'Broad Ci thsd of every cell or and qmslloy, from ] Oa, to
$3; black :au fancy CasSimerm, from Cl to2os. ; Ken
tucky 'jeans, ;weeds andl Satinets, from 2s. 61. to 4si
Testings of every deserilitiOn, quail.). and ptlea. - • .
- • _Do - in es tic Goods.' •
, •
(moo yard. of brown shretina ' a and shirtlngs, from 5 to
De. pee yd.; 5000 bleached ii!).from 4c. to Is. per yard;
Tie/slags a n d 3lstrixrs' abillings.frOm ed. tots. per yd.
'Hosiery-and Gloves. • - -
an eibellent assortment and very eLeap.' Auiong them
A lame lot of while cotton 'lime, very fah , quality only.
.• . •
Trunks.", Valises ,
and:Carpit ••
A well sysortMlatock.paitchasted direct from am lan ,
est manufactory ni this cauntry, and for sale, at such
priers u will salaam rio competition. • •
• • Strata and ,Millinery Goodg: ,
• The subseriber be dtWltOnk ofdiuecticg the attention of
the public particularly, 'N'this branch of business, as he
possesses - great facilities:fur getting those - goods - cheep.
Ile desi-nsMkeepino coustsuryou hand (Opting, the sot
, son) large stock orlitraw llonnete; which he. will otf g
21.. Per tat:cheaper than they can, be hill et retail in
•New• York. eity - • • p - ther - wlipitsale or retail Customers
yllllllO. it greatly to - theii ap'vantage to examltte hie
stock bdfore making purel . l44e elsewhere. .
llibbons awl Dwia Trimmliaga,a•goo.lissortment at
bow priers. . • '
• i • parileikdoe;art UPI Water Streets. unallr
- opposite the American hotel. „
I.ltwattastrett,. April 29, :: • -
-•
NEW; OVODS. .
J. wEatt is now riceiving,hle 'spring. tini
line ; eur4tiner inociar) Goode,%whielLhe nirein
c l ieap, for midi.
Mcintrnsei April-13,'1052. •
- . -
DiSSOLUT/Olt ' ' . -
rflageopartnership heixtefore existing between
Thaye,r,&- %yheatoti is this day dissolved by
mutual ionseht. -
Each-respectively lain ; tie prepired at alflirnes
to respond to the calls of their . friends. -"
1 .THAYgR, .
•I -D.J. - WHEATON.
April 28 1852.
GREI.V , ItitRGAINS •
NFIELO 1..4,11iti g • off • his, largo stock.
Jut of
,J cy sptv Woiibligs„ tit - asSisior
azoucia prices, to matte. koitti Tor. sear gSodi.
-, • ' - - 'CANFIELD:
- 'Bitistititnton; April 23,1,1851
,
- Silver. Mare, -,
- - ippuRE,ASNOIN, (ntinsitid -g!eitiii;) jatrio, : :: l
ir ftilris'ertortri:euit'ptilitfili Britt/wk., rind ‘,
~. ;.,,,,. , .
~.._ _
„.
___
‘.
.. ,
vii; Ware iii: ':-: , , ; , - L:CMYFIVIY: . Iv -- - . E ''' isi . t ; : .
• .• , :,- - , - —.mu , EsTtutu.•-• . LogynNot-- a voly ;:long
Sinehitmtow, , r, 7;'• • ! i d ' -
Ct e ociLs, ,, ,,*„. o! ".• „„,- ~ ,,„ r 4 11 pr i o9
it . t a n 4r, 1 e , incei ailndiatui lirtryeirirt;'dilei?ding•-• :a , crimi
1 -•,. ~ ,-7 .,' ~. „l' CAA' ' t i i ntil'in Court7commenced: Ks 'address; to•:• - he
'r-. ), ' ' :I rtF'' d 11 Ijory_witit the fcillowina burial, of etuauence : .--
SAITZ - V05T5.1, ; ;2 7 .:
ir count. god No l ei
„ niditifed
Tme I have 'priakillit: thaihitifdiVot-Ziqu ire
Smith,of Dhnqck.foriti‘mediatoaolleatlots.`..Thciio
who heed this war ning will 'save costir..Who.
do not wkil receivea i from isit fro a minetabte withhi
month:` ' H4'MPSTEADi
. • 18w3
IVALTCIIESI IiVATICEI f •
Sibs irtber7 - akesiileieuralnlnformlaghl• rrfondi
tvid enstemera tbet halls - We daysseeleedAbotber
LaTge Jet nr..blapupeder waiter( L,,%er Watch.
11l azaracturri-Expritily tobla clam with bia own
Mae engraved on each, compritdog 3. sizes orlon Jew.
sled, In bunt lag oases, aura heavy, and .611•Iintteenx to
plain Caen - bartklzgg. a foll,varlotyales n•Sei•Olnated
ri
me Keepers, ielocli be olieri,Scr sale SUI KIM
- Y°4I ‘ W aOLPALE - pelees, eatianteilvertbotn:•- •
• . A. J. EITAKS So 2 Chld Fedora' Ile%
Waahlartoa at.
Bingberntelii Apr4l2, 1852.: • • . • •
„ ~.
mien Aguerreaa Galler,' =-
DIESS..-.S.- Tifilli l6 : l ' , i ,-. 1 - ,11315 - '. -'
„
Would : keinee - tfiillYseall the attention . of the - fer-:
dies inthgentlemen of %Mantra sis 'lnd 'vicinity' to
thelrtiew andel:lent suit of:Paper:eau Remits,
in Dingfinint e n, oppesitethti Plienix'/fetel: ThCy
have tha'advantages of ti 'Weil 'arranged sky,ligiii,
which will rouble therm to- produce - as nue like
nesses as any in the,cuantry t -, : ~-
: . Perseus visiting . .Dingliumfon, Oltenia . not git
AO cell and secure for themeelort one or More of
their life-like and-well defined 'mezzotint picture's
Every _attention will be. "givtz in ordes to secure
likenesses of children Mid. family groupii.. - :.:Thev
have on hind - and for iiala n” limo tis3onmiit or
Gitt . end- Stucco Frarnes,iShell.‘ Af ache nnd'itt*;
.ny. I.iud.Ceses,litol4Locikets.lind it great vide ? .
ty of dilterimt - stYles'ef Ceies. 'which they Will.
furnish. .with likeneisii - upon” - the- most"-liberal
ternis. •Do not-fuit tone I:end examine Our roons
end specimens. , .Pupils instructed, in - the Art , and
ell kind of Da'gueriesi materials rurniehed tithe
trade upon the bent tenet. • '- - - -
.''., Biughttmton. - , April 7.1852. .:".".• .. -.: ..!-- ~ '
2 •
MELODEONS: .
• A SUP.ERIQII. rt leis> .Carlialq.'s impre:red
111_ 4,46, and 5 octave Melodeon; for said
rho U trni Dituerrenn Gallery. -- Perron wiefi
ing anythint'of she kind; should 'tint= -- foil to 'Fall
and,examine ',Choy - are of, different, pat
terns. and csijl_be.furnis'imi et - the' thin ufaciurer'i
}Wei, hy - TIIONIPSON & LOOMIS."'
Binghamton, Araril , 7;lBs2.': • •••• 14et
.....
. - ..- ... CT&ll.kli s - --_.i •
.CROQICFAIY.' - GLASS,• AND 1101.7t.' , E
• . - FUI.INI:.: I IIINi.} STDRI.I:-.•.
. .. , . . .
• • - Nrit.'door - to - /?. A. Foid's.) . '
Tn atiberribeilticotntufttotnß'his eecond year eroild
tender hie thani•,r. to hisAtithr-rpremd customer,* for
the encouragement receterd'in the ruAtelilng °too use,
ful and
but ostoutire an ealehlishment,yhore Ate. Itouta- I
us oPlift may Lad all the minutia - for rendering Its di
I:l3.butrt ptomain
_cast, andrutult toP l Orn "aua'belut *
!sy thy parlor.
My etnek of French; ! •91ore, China, giret4ertißocti4^4
ham. Yellow and Glyars Ware,Ja now large and 1 arledi I
And complete, embrzeing some' new rtylet (of mr ottn
hiwortation) (reel yridc!.l the meet dolleace tame Iney.be
gratidad. • - ' ' •
Bosse keeping Articles;
ea 'l , errers,Spoons; cotree .. and spies mills, candle
sticks, shoyels and' tongs, snuffers, scales, steelyards,
cords:atiki-irons, umbrella stands, ens.
if/badeiti and • Willow Ware.
. , •
Po nndors, pails, mortars, brooms, mops, bowls, alters,
cradles, wagons, Indira ,st4nips.,l,:e„ . •
' AriSCellancOGS. , , ' •
Lamp and ball LiNssn a,. Britannia AVate of all de.
st , iptions, Looking Glasses, Vases and Ornaments, rich
Claims end eut glaasi Toys and Fancy Goods oral/ kinds,
prices and Jescriptlons: Cloaks. rope, juteorool,
co and Coy la.t ts ; a Window Gbadvr, (rsry,ckras,o,) arid
131. d _cages of voriaris eryles.,
Oar stock is so colnplete, presenttns such a groat ku•
riety of warn% and orawnental articles that Mora wird).
Jog 4, obtain a coo:rotate outfit or replant:Oa boort:keep.
lug "articles, nih save much time and inruoy by calling
at this clituklishmint.by • J. 11. DEEM.
• Ilinghautton, N April 14,1832. • 15y1
- TREIiS [TREE'S SALE -
Of Come:tile/ Laio/m in Sosq , .i. Co,
XTPT.teE is Iteiebt given, that agreeably' to
J.:lt the Jinni 'of i the General-Assembly of the
Commonwealth of
.Pennsyietinia, directing the
mode or sellingonseated lands for taxes, the foi-1
lowing tracts and :portant tracts of untiat'edlands!
will be seld public-vend:3a -on::he second Mon.;
day of Jdpe next, at the Court Rouse in Moat
rose, fur urrearogiis due, and the costs seemed ,
voeh tract r?spectivelyiu - uless the same be paid,
before ilia day of; sale—salt, to COMO:WACO at 10
o'clock in the fortinoou.,..
Worninteeownersarauritbers;
13ridniwater
Dfinreck. •
Sitmviol liodgden
. .
amnia V. lintltor4 , 327
(Lade) S. flarqnsr - (owner) , ' 60
Grot.. RencL':'
Jo4aAllan Rutter
.
• Hatford
Jades • (avider) •
Stable,' Berman
.Prancia jr.
,HaFMOn
Frederick Bartbold
Joseph Mason's pt
Henry Tolland -
Daniel Been) •
David Buckley • •
C. L. Wnid
:gores IfOran •
Mathias Caplln
. 420
433
' . 412
ITgrrick.
Jackson.
1
Jobn cohler
Matthias Capita , ,
Matthias CoplinB4
Setiato Oriutrold (own led
E. P. Dix 41 Ra
Andrew Ty
Ocoige Kepler •
313.ablan 'Ordeals
M.-hi. Wallace
Roliert - Jacksmt
Samuel .14,yner
lioah r ilickok -
(orner) 120
Robert Paletey
John Dprres .
Aitdrow Tybittit
Daniel Tallmotr
Ebenezer Jayun
Georgultepterjr.
Mathew Ihvoks...
OFuro ~
Liberiy.
No. 67. 05, 76.70, • 400
No. 65, 53, 80,74, . • • - 400
No. 63
No. 61 600
L. It. fluerrteey (owner) • ••-• '55
Ellis Vanbontan • GO
N 0.27, Joee6,b Patterson inn
•"
• 'Nezirldiffoni."
John Saltier- fn4,
Solomon Findley , • • 50
George Kepler —"— "120
(I,ot sold) Ito:sett'
Still. Eldridge. :ns. Eldridge, - •
James- •:t•
Pte. Tracts of S. J. Li_So'ilCmOn Rhik 125
Lot Pat •-•`-
...mt Fat OfJohn flawley's' ,;. .
Pts. Lnt N 0.1,13 48
Normnn Mitchell (orrnar) 100
John Gilbert_ • -
Thos. Norrls
Silas Sqnlras -•
,‘ 200
A 1117134012 Lung • ."' " :(Owrisi) 100
ch37l"arlg° • .Thontsthi.
- .
A. Salisbury k Co.'
lessee' Evans .'..,
GeorgeSterr •
ATatber sborv.l
ilatbitrigh on'
Trams •
Samuel. todgdett
Joseph Staidler.
Peter Bradley
'Patrick Jahnsort,
Salfsbuly Paco, glowing .
Veranua !Aube! the. Partui isl 3 2 (if
P: use .„,
excluinfe(l-- tht!)
- 150 Loc o=
„) ,, ninnintto
,-- • - .anon in Cali;
_
surploe. •. . • , , • ~..,
falking,'.eata the fray, -!what. iri 41fq
9EII genie pin want of womati there
• 11 go! `'' —' • :
lo loft but mrivpreounlollo.will:b&-bork:
•
ILNED,
trYDES W
SAkt-the'elid Etand - 4 :- wmaus - r . fo•
ter,for-mblab- Castr-,U11111,101-diM4l iare.
' Montrose 7 .l2iCh lifc2
If !oil -
A LL pessons' indebted to tile --6 -VO*CIP - 6114
tett io and insios.pixtvent :betwheti this date'
sod th taint a 51a-so..tt.".II.I3ELTURRELL
3linitripse i April 1,-,../852.•
- -
vrarrer, hsrebygiten t bstthettca‘SAlM ll, .
;Sr. Warner is this d4, 4 imlted . ; by ..0214114
c:ouserit: ,- Those' indebted to : th e ifs 6, 40'4::
witbput. dSisr. •
- - • - PAUL R,
_Ayantrois PAYARNMI..-
,
H N o * ‘,.13-o a k e i ;
rrto Mal? 7 cl.llnagati and' Emitttli (a
llVrkr by ain!.,B. floilterat 4thr
mores Ftrrnt , D I taro Cs. vt. In painpliNt, /alt. reeetoll4 • •
A geaerst Assortaplot 0r , ..5404r8c194tztil Et,isg,rs
always an nand. • . .
A am , tun ply"of the '' , 4iaiit4it"jttletaittved-
Tett. 1312.- -
• ,
. .
il
_ .
- Going 'sit -wt-11e abimo-COlit-:•-"'
TIE substribor ho *I nn& stack loi 44'11,44 04
'4l4ye- coarse :and Liao Boots 'OW ~b 0. 4 4;i 4 ivied
nsortozout. of tstllts.3lLutx.iind-Ctatearitiroott sbi
Shaii, which yob now. solt , ng ot, pity- km' a 11.tilir e...
Wrei COAL '2.- - Tye rit hi too;z6:cnnal for *44' Aso
it& Ilan
- .
~.
_-- O :
SC .4p j#Al,ll4: Bobivary4:lßS2. ' :
——,'----..-. '
• ' 1 ' EEO
T ETTERS -7 1 - TAMLITARt on the r4tutn: 049313;
57:00:c4L7), late or LIBETITY.- 4:oilseed; tssehnet
been granted to the untlersigned,nollectsberallttesa.
to all inuelned to the estate to colt and settle the uae
enhont delay persons.ltsilna dealsoasettlistC
the eStiti) wlil ?lees eto present tbsurdnly attsstrAilet
settlesoent.L , • DrNNIS
tfoce; it, 1.262. 124 "
SPRDIG G00D5.9410. - 4:-% •
recoivd, 14/0 of liusa„doods, Prlirts; be.r,
. fresh Tcas, Socomni Hats, Caspetiago.
atiry Salt; Cott& Weit'utA super/km
Codfinh, Iffackereli &c.: So Fptessir
emit an:l,4ring thug natter, ;Eggii,R.ltie;
Cash .or god credit, and you Cell hara thlugs,
With tinny thanks, by - 111C. ilitZg.
filipneione,-April-411852 , • -
To tit whom-, it ma
ome y, Oncern.,-,.
. , .
Yearug lailie:drairoaa„at.aa.-
VOquaiatiirnframsetves with ilia trade-cm
iloaa nstha invitr-0.4118 biimediatt;tindei
stances qui te flvorab:a t and ia.a sainuet carat •
lausseti by 'a foreigb brag , idyai6.'taii , now , and
thernaaivts of itu bear&id by calling , 61r
r. • . 101 - IN.GROYES; •
r
14rimitoat., - ..4411 - .1. 1852 la n 3: - •
_
STOVES .AND
.THE oubseribra . berate-fin terrd kilo co-pan.
nership the-Sle - vF, and Sheet-iron busiitpss,
ate
prepared to r
titteud to all Orders (it their ttioat:
the shortest, uottert. givatg'striet attention to
the busiursit they hope to merit that; share, off the
'
, •• .
imaine'es •ill he earch;d:‘ou Opposite the
"Dermicret" (+ace, under the timie bud &m of 17.
Lothrop co.
.. . ,
..• , _
. JO: D: LATURO. -
-.- ..1 -1: • • ,• • ' - 4 ' --A. A. WOODRUFF. --:
...1 •• JO= L. DENNIS. •
.
,
31ontrosp o Maich 23, 2952.' . -- ' 4' • • i2t • .
.. ... , _
DRY GOODS ATM CARPET S;.: . •
rilllE. SUbSCTI6er3 Would illtOp-7: tber - citiiens of.
J. 'SiisiOehuntm cnanty 'Milt thej• hava nos Ow
hand a lirga assZirtiii en t of Dry Ooois,nt whoto,
8216 and retail. . .„ .. ' ..,.% : -, . .
• •
9E:.kr;,t2.,:rNs DXPAIVIMENT,
consisting in part. of broadcloths. cuiaimoree, eat..
Melts,. Kentucky - jeansi vcOtiogs,"..and sumniet
goodsof all kinds. "-
LADLES' DPPAT'4B.Ir.NT,.
consisting of.a . large variety, viz t. . Black
cy do., satins, ginghoms, ScOtrh. tind "laminar'
prints of all. &ludo, some q:pencp :r er yard 'of
'superior qualitycidors waripnted.
Cashmere, poplins, glovea; of every, and greda
iy g00d.,: Ifrorcn
_and bleached,
stleetings, - 44:11;iqe, beavY gityllity; iit vd.l
Ticking's. irigiaga, flannels, Snatch
-eve do., napkins, Irish-linen, and presurs; is fact
Winton every thing in the dry good's /km.. Mat, a
large lot of
. ,
- CAtIPETTg6,
Threa-ply; ingrains,- cotton and cotton:
stair, .druggits, srobi .and :cloth!ticer
flocire and tabkli. -
We inrito,;tai visiting one place to etill'and
amine oat stock, fok:wa feel confident - by'sodaine
will he ti saving. df ten to tw enty percent. 'One
'zinotto7 s ii and amafl profits.
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April 1,i1851
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triand latelY ;returned 41.6 th
rosidenee in California, ban nuclo:tWentrthott-t
sand i]oilaiis - irt expopefileo;.nnibitntalit holutt
witit.obrty,two cents •
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