our Candidate for the Presi
dency.:
Franklin Pierce was only thirty-seven years'
when he deliberately resigned one of
the e.
if when
Offices' in the, gift of this Americafi•
a le and retired front the Senate of -the
Vd ) States to resume the prictie of his pro.
;lesion an obscure quarter of- New. MIT?'
sh i re , Whatever may have been his achieve
„ts in the field, whatever ma Y be the , tri.
• f r o'p - hs which are . destin . ed weward his labors
oo a dministrative officer, doubt if he has
d a re, or ever will do apything• to distinguish
wo re honorably thau this front the tribe ofl
r . cut polit i cians of his day and generation.
1
What Jefferson said of the o ffi ce-holders of hisi
time may with greater trutlibe 'said of their!
successo rs,' few die and 'none resign.'. Yet:l
pi erc e, With all the best of his life , beffire him I
th rare talents, beloved by nil his associates
road vut of Congress, entitled ity every con-'I
a lt e ration to aspire to any eminence in thegift
of his country; with such a life of promise be.
fore him, -this gifted young nian. deliberately
ra ised his senatorial dignity, and against the
o reisi las constitu e nts, entreaties of friends and the wishes
into I
f all vo
a lmost as absolute retirement as it oas possi
ble. for a man of such abilities and fitme to find
in the United States. .
This indifference to public honors and the
g ads of office is not common in this or in an
roja try, and bespeaks the presence of a class y'
o f virtues in our candidate for the Presidency
which at time, as much as at any period '
of our history since the election of General
tViishington, is needed to restore the country .
to a Bound system of government, and to re
s.. Ilm4l ranublican principles of statesman.-1
t hy upon which only representative institu.
Lions can repose with safety. • I
From what we hear and have read of Getter
al pierce's political career, we feel justified in
esteeming, hint a republican of the straitest
sect. Ilis views of the proper functions of:
eovernmcnt, so far as we know them; gorres.
with those which we have always en.'
aeavered to advocate to the best of our abili-
Mts. ills votes indicate an inflexible determ.
initial, while in the 'councils of the nation, to
keep the lesislative power of the country front
meddling with the industry of the people. He
never countenanced any scheme for subjecting
private enterprise to unfair competition from
any quarter, and least of all from the national
treasorF. fie planted himself like a rock
apinst the log-rolling system, now so danger
ously rife,of giving away to railroad - and steam.
b oa t companies, for the benefit of private spec
ulators, the lands or the money of the whole
p e ople: he never advocated taratffin of all to
protect the interests of a few, either under the
s pecious pretest of developing American man
ufactures, or of regulating the exchange& His
policy in congress and out of it was, and -we
lave no doubt always will be, in whatever
station lie mar be placed, to confine the sphere
o rgovemment to those duties it can perform
best. leasing the rest to the people. He will
vindicate the rights of the states and of their
citizens from the encroachments which have
been ma d e , of late, upon both by the executive
and legislative departments of the government,
and restore to, the country once more a dem.
erratic republican parks in fact, as well as in
All this we expect from General Pierce if
lie is made the next President of the United
Ilis antecedents justify the expectat ion,and
all his friends are willing,to be answerable for
Lis fidelity to his convictions, to his independ
rnee, and his firmness. That 'is ail that we
ask• of any candidate' for the Presidency, and a
great deal more than we had dared to hope for
at this cintion.—Erening Post.
What it is to be a Congresste an.
There is no error more'prevalent than that
members of Congress have easy times at
Washington. qo thousands the idea of meet
, ing at 12.. and adjourning at four, implies a
lam margin for amusement and for leisure.
for whichB dollars. a day is extravagant, coin
pensation. The Representative in either
branch. who is ordinarily attentive to the du
ties of his station—and if ho is not he is apt
to be cut off with a single term—is almost con
stantly engaged. Come from what corner of
the Union he may, his correspondence is large,
and this is alt item of duty that requires prompt
and particular `gore—taking nt least three
hours of his day or evening. Then he is call
ed two or three times a week to visit the De
partments.' A constituent meets him to see
after a mail route or a mail contract; and this
makes him wait in the antechamber of the
Postmaster General, often an hour before he
can get an interview; another desires him
to hurry through his papers at the Patent Of
fice: another urges hint to get his warrant,at
the land Wee . ; another his passports from
the Secretary of State; while another urges
hits to get some important question settled by
the Secretary of the Treasury, or Attorney
General. These often require the personal at.
tendance of the member, each case involving
tereral visits, and a deal of correspondence.—
Then every member has his committee to at- •
tad to; the committees of Congress having,
thereat work entrusted to them of preparing
business for the two Houses ; and ennh requir
ing, the constant attendance of all its members
so that no great interest may be neglected,
and nn section of the country disregarded:
Probably the most important duty confided to
any Representative or Senator, is to make him
6130 of the Ways and Means, Judiciary,FOre'vi
Relations, Public Lands, Claims, - Xlections, In
dian, Commerce, or Printing Committees. Ho
will soon find that ho is bound to - be.vigilant
and punctual, or serious complaints will .be
made against him. Some of these committees
meet twice a week: and each member has in
charge a'niass Of business which cannot bode
layed or slighted; as it Must first pass the
scrutiny of the Committee, and then undergo
the crucible of the Senate or House. Alt. this
work requires time. hoary 'arch does it leave
items half attended to, to the dailysession
of Congress? Remember, it. will not do to,
neglect these sessions. The yeas and nays.are
the machinery by which the countryi counts
the opinions and obedience of the member to
the popular will. To be absent is only worse
than to apologize for absence. Questions-'of
Mport mar -momentarily arise requirinVhe'
posence of all; and great interests may be
pilled by those who are sent hero to watch
them. The reader will easily:he able to colon:
late the amount of leisure 'which a reasonable
amount of duty will leive to .a member hero .
hat there is more this expected of him.
if his constituent arrives in Washington--es
rtially if that constituent to a party leader in
It? district—the member is expected to leave'
las seat, and, at almost any sacrifice, to divide
his public time, in order that his friend may .
'Nixie the town,' and see the president and
ether celebrities. .
If, in addition, t o the routine of labor de
volved upon a member, he should aspire to
mare for himself a name with his country
men, an a statesman, his sojourn is one of con
-41/It lf4 lesinl, arid his- career uninterrupted
nth and toil.
llt an instructive remembranCe that few
! . r . i have ever made a reputation . in gres . Cots
w lo their ith giving themselves np almost entirely.'
legislative and otherduties: Titus" 18 I
for American Statesmen. Here the
yew .
paaut grapples with:the intellects' of
4untry. Here ho sees' the nation in its
I',lt interesting
1 peet. Hro he-can, watch
w erking,s of tashat simple e form of govern=,
t ' *t. thrt has proved to the world tow much
_a it.optoton tbanat lured soldiery
vr,,.littered truliament, Front this trial he
t° the -bosom of seeletyn stranger and - 1 .ntelleetuo! man. He can inform ,otherS„.
_ -
who may wish ttirtolloat him how soom -the
solid is separated from the,dross in the boiling
cauldron 'of our National Legislatiim, and how
rapidly noisy -,pretension -is -weighed and dis
carded. . The mind must be well disciplined
and told that gets u commanding.= position in
Congrmts, and , When it is soiihero,ms a hearty
wipuesconco in it. on all , can en.
col!rt . igo those, who look forward tollistinction
by pointing-out 16 them thalthe contest here
is often decided in favar of..thoso - -,Who have
not passed through a long - colligiato - Prepam
tion; and hO can give instances in both parties
to prove the Tact.' Nontan ever rose to tho
high places of this or dri, other chlilized goy
ornment, who was not teelOso studimt, and Mt
attentive obserqr of otlicrS, and holWho comes
to Washington either as; a reprCsenitative or_ a
visitor, will find ; his - truthabundith lyilhistrap
ted. ' • •
,' , Late - from'Califm.
ARRIVAL - Og THE STEAMIER")' .1
Millions in Hid& •
The seciimaidPlllinois.Lientenvit 11. J.. Aar
ts∈lett Aspinwall on the night afJuno• 4th.
with one million,and a half in gold dust, and
525 .Paisqllg'crs, halfit'inilion. more.
She, arrived at, this-port this.4norriaLs
ing ten, days later •news'frent ,San 'Frinisis
- The Steamship . Siefra Naysda sailed 'from'
Aspin tti all June 3d for this clty . by Way of
Kin_gsten. .Sho ;was pasied by the Illinois o ff St Dinning(); en. the 7th instant. ..1 •
• The Illinois made therdn honte this 'voyage.
in seven days and five , botirs . ininniagitime,
• the quickest evermade.
The Pacific Mail Steamship . Company,t'ship
Oregon had priir ea ritPanatua,With 384 pasten
grs; the _steamShip .-New Orleans. with . 80
passengers ; the! clipper' Antelope with . :100
_making 564, of i which number the Illinois
brings 525. I . •
The•netes.forti ifo - inia in not :of
ing interest or Monte at. -It appears that • the
mines are, still very Iproducttive, and' that
acts violenCei Jere lrequenti as l er
er. - •
• Gove&or Bigler is ,
attaelc.:.•:
The China men have writen to Hong Kong
to stop any more of their countrymen from
emigrating to the gold, regions. - -• • .
A number of tl.e pritionera at San Francisco
have made their escape from epafinentent, after
a desperate struggle with the guard. •
N. Y,. ErelPost. 12. inst.
I
- In the. preparntionanow making for the whig
' convention, whichis to nominate a candidate
for.the Presidency next Wednesday, the jour.
nal4, in the interest of the different men, who
expect that honor, are not neglectful of. the
duty of edifying and encouraging. etch other
with pertinent:referenced,to the past. The'
Express of thiaMorning—it paper Which our
1 readers know in of the Fillmore faction—has
I dug up and.brOught out
.the
,following -inter
-1
estin , * reminiscence. The italic and capitals
appear to belonglto the Express; - ' .
From Albany EVening Journal. '
. ,
.9-In the character of General Scott there is,
imuch, very much, to commend and
_adndre.—,-
But the nuschief, is, there is. WEAKNESS in
ale says or doei about the Presiden. . ln
medintely after the 'close of 'the Canipign of
i IS4O, be wrote a'gratttitOus letter, making
I himself a capdidate, in 'which all sorts if un-
I wise. things are said to 4 ivturn and plague'; his
friends if he should be a
~ andidate. And 'Once'
that time, with or fatuity which seizes Upon men
who get bewildered in gaking upon the- 4 White
Rouse, he has Lem sufering his pen to dintthe
glories (Whined bY his sWord." ' i •
3
#.l 1
TEN TO ONE.-90171eig ,hre SOrith Carolina
journal s.reetuve
,the-notnination - fierce. and
King with a burst of aphitise and promise - rho
state of South Carfn t bjt a rit;jority of ten Ito
one. What it cliange in .the Pairnettwatmes.-
phere in such a short time, when n'e . nmy nee
her one ofthe - strOngeSt Union Stat . lin the
confede.raey!: ' i •
w" The North Brarich Carpi- Loan has
been taken by Shearnaan, Daman & CO., of
New 'York; in connection with a house in
Philadelphia;and one in Landon:,
Religious Notice. .
, Rev. A. W. Bruce, of Binghamton,
preach at the Universalist Church in • this vil4
Ingo next Sabbath.. A Church will also be or-;
anized, and the iEucharist administered onl
the occasion: • j - A. 0. WARREN..
_ .
ga r SSZTEnr I
•
In Ditnnek, on Alla Bth inst., by Rev. =A.
Stoat, Mi. GrAillt Epr, .of .1)rookln, and',
➢hiss Jt3a.s. C. AusTe, of Dimock.
ig4TV
In Lilterty:on the
in
last-, Mrs. Etna, wife•
of Garry Law, in the 433 Year. of her age.
In the death of Ira. Law her husband has
been bereft of n.hind andatie,dionate wife, her.
relatives mid friends of one whowas endeared
to them by her many virtues, having in ear
ly life eruloraced - Ithe 'pure principles of the
holy religion Jestni ChriSt:
.She adorned
the profesSion that she made:ty a well order
ed life in atl thing;;, and when she _was called
to pass the dark valley and shadow of -death,
she ealvalytuutmeekly committed her Soul to
God trwstinz in her redeemer saying thy will
ultleksed are the dead that die in the Lord
from henceforth; ypa inith the.spirit that they,
may rest from their labors and their works do
-follow thetn.7 , • • • [C6I
Goad' Table Brit - ter
w,anlrd rtt this'4t6ce Eutscription
•
ibt
. _
Qu',MAl'Eßnibtons„ Ram
mer MA% 'tam* bmide,flowers and .rprigge,
jakt receivo III C. TYLER's
0 000 '
Wool,"ttn4 3,000 ilortitni in
1
grain, butter, feat&
era, rage, and beeviax on aoconnto or forltrode.
Montrose', - .TO 16. ; :WC Tya.:lt,l,-.
• •-
To Bounty Lana- Claunan
ts.,
.
To LIN H: DI:1110,CIi. having' removed from
- this
countrOtas trapiferred all his business
riveted with llotintyiDande to,thesnbieriber, who
has the laW. , and Anstmetions from the Depart
ment, recently-in hiS possession ,". and will
to perfectin_ the_ eildento on; claims already for !
~,,,34,.a nd . t e le e k t T e g n e w 'applications for 11101,
who will favor him With • a Cali , -. Several War,
rants obtained by-Xt.:pima+ are now in my
possession Z. F. FITCH.
'.34onticree,4:uxiels,lB4.*, - 2410
•Ailiai2istrator's Sale. •--:-
IkTOTICEI is hereby given that iti porsnaisee of
.111 an order of the Orphan's Court of Basque.,
henna county, . the ;following Aeseribed property
late' -the estate of "Nathan Arnold, deemed, wilt
be sold at auction :open the pretulies in Great Bend
township, - . _' -
ltf : orsdn y- slate 12th day Jolt' Next, at
- ntitl • • O'clock tp.-11.,•-,
Ued as follows,-' : _to:tvit: -On the north by the
Snagnehannu river; -an the rash by lands of ?re
thaniel Ism on the sorith. by. lands of /olin Root
_tett, and on the, west by, Other lands belonging to
thevetate of the saidaecedent z . nositaining-90 acres
of jand,or thereabouts: Tern:4of payment made;
known onthe-day of sale; "• ' '
- LIARS-Er A
[• •
Jaye . " 7".,
'ttimots.
1
I . , ..
_.l.WatchegL! .Watchel. - .
. _ ....-_. , ;titE subsetiber'tak pleasure
r." -,:- -..-, • . in - annouucing to' Ids numerous
s E . .--- . , frlends In Suoknehati a' county,
~ ,,,,.....11k. that Le Is now ruttish g large ad.
% \A . 1 -Ottani to his stark. I iii 11 kitig It
a , 1. DI. the most 'comprehensive eel Les
- I,;:, selected assortment ? I ver, oflc
. 4 . `, , ,r :=-1, ,,, for the inspection of t is column- .
A)
.....- - .e.,--_--,. nity. - lie has - on Irian a large lot;
..........--'-'- , -, of big celebrated gnat sh Levers ;
orbits owe; importatimbitith hitt name engin don 'Chub;
in 'gold and sliver; plain and hnuting eases,; iso a very!
superior assortment or Erigligh I,olrers; Anc or de. an ,
Lupines, warranted good time keepers. - , '
: A very heavy stock. of Sterling Silver Pahl and toes -.
sett - Fork 4. l'able'Dessert," Tea, Crearn,/d nerd an ,
Salt Spoons, Sugar Shovels; Butter Kolar*, Cops, &e
&e. Alen a • beautiful variety of Finger:an Earring
Breastpins, Gold Pencili and Peni; .Thimbl o f Chains
Lbekets. Bracelets , lieys,.Speeteelds of oVe • age' au,
description; 3e. &e. ---- , --. ---''l . • -- .--t -: - '- -.- : .
At.so, Plated Castors; CakillasketeiCand eaten, an
r i a
a do,
andllieys Forks ttnd Spoon", Ge au 82rer '
Brittania Wars:Cutlery, Shell and Buff lo. Combs,
Clocks; Fans, 'Violin strings; &i. - 3el.= Tho otiose good",
having been bought eat. ille lowestc.ash. prl es: yin .
sold on such terms as . cannot fail Ito zatlati "theeblOS
pendent buyer. - .. • • ' •'i
(*.Watches of every description - repaired "arid" war'
ran -
ted on the shortest notice, and In the'bes manner.
•-' -.—
' - ` " ' " •AI.FIIED .1: li ANS; .
'No: 2, 014 Velloaisitall,ll nghstattin,
BONNETS BONNET:
A NEW supply of those cheap:- ei
Strata, and French GessytheT,
and Rich RibbOus and Vlowere,trend'
from spring prices, by _ H.BII
TIAS II paid f0rW001by,...,..•: 11; 1JU
1.1 ; New Milord, Jane 1852. - • .'
everely ill wiiifzi bilious
STRAYED‘:'
rglolf the pasture
.of.tini.oubserib
JL township or,O.reat IJe4d, iirednes.
the fid inst.; one Ilay.and onelllack M
first mentioned-having serno - whitesinti
tore leg .below `
'the knee end tit,
one white bind foOt-'-both
eon who will -rettirn or , giyesinfornutti
they may be will,
will beNliOerally re
• . • tiIARLES
• Great !tend, Juno .50852. , ; ,
Auditoni,Notiee,
rriflE undersigned ' having been ap.
auditor by the Orpheus' Coed bf
henna County, to make 'distribution of
the hands of the Administrator of
,the
Nathaniel Gilbert; deed., among the cr.!
said estate, wilt attend to the duties of
poiutment e at his office in Itlontrose,- , b i
the bat day of.lnly next, 'at one o'cloc
. at which time and place al I pen - lona,
fare notified to present their ciakms. I
• FRAZIER, •I
Jane sth 185? —23w3: I
• ' MONEY • TO, LOAN:
Tr any manta toborrow 101
I. at five per cent., he. cannot borrow
sub;criber, but gendemen - caii save more
Per cent. in "theirclothing expenses b
their garments made at my eh". If I
habit of bragging, I could point to mY L
the best assurance of 'my skill in the a
discriminnting and tasteral public flistsi
ga to get
- coats as li C
not to 'mention unmentionables; veitS,
sacks, sartonts, noatees; ad . in_ figilrun.
.tai Gentlemen will please to take not'
have removed my shop, to;Mr. heelers'
Main -street; first story. .
arCutting ilone.as tisnaL 4. •
,_!•-
. - •
JOHN G k
:Siontiose,june 10,'•1852, ' , "
Farms, and Mill Privilege . ,
-• • • for-Sale.
THE Subscriber (errs for sale the'
imfriible properties. to Wit; one far
township Of.Hartord containing some siA
about thirty of which is improved,.
orchard, &c thereent:" . .:Said farm lies'
and Omit from the .village of 'ferretdi
route of the Montrose and- Marford Pie t
It is a beautiful and desirable location;
tend .
Also ouecother ; farm lying on-the
Turnpike, fear 'miles from.Laneshore,.;
N. Y. and Eric Ertnrod;caniniai ng'abott
acres, twenty dr More of whipli is impreyl
house, bhrn ; .orchard. Ate.. .This
pwee.of land-from its Iseattois, being' well
and watered --• • ' • - -!'
.41so aeveral.Buir.dian' lots att - the rills
;Pleb anus, oulthe -York -&Erie
This kr one of the moatthriyitii 'location,
country, being the rest Of,thO IlOed
! Shops &e. It contains now, about --130
tants, add its trosineste facilities aro unris
connection' with the above lots,tre four o
mill scats in the county, bein g inmiedMle
Soslochaenn.river, with. sufficient pottre
putposeofnutunfettning &e. repot en,
inducements are held out by : the above T.
for capitalists; who wish to embo . tk.in the
of manureetaiing.tarming,flowering and!.
The hail Read affords the
-most cominodi
readrtratisportiOn for everything id the a
The,above property, in whole or - part,
sold on terms ilia most advintsgedni to
are I will give tretti;,bittains. : Cont.
lions will be promptlpanswered.from
and_all enflames attended to promptly.: -•
: • ' SEDATE':G7tISIV
Susq 1-Deltoty Pa., Anil. J 854 . -; - '
...
:Union ; Dag ,-,Gailety
. . , ,
- - MESSRS.' TROJIPBOI 4‘:JA10,11,1
%Mid ":reePectfully call the;atlenticei.of
dies and gentlemen of Montrose i and vie
their new and elegant snit of Daguericad
in. Binghamton, opposite:lll3l l )3pda Hate
have the advantages of a Well arranged:
which willenable them to roduce as fi
nesses us any. in the country: .
in order secure,
-,;- : " 1
.„
Persons :visiting 'Binghamton, should . of fail
to call. and secure for themselves one or ore of
their lifelike and well defitted nievzaitint' ictares.
Every atteition"ivill loagiveii
u i n
likenesses of children and family groups. llny
have on hind Stadler sale a large assort ent of
Gilt and Since*" Frames; Shell;;ldecli„a
ny. Lind Cameo; Gold Lockets, and a great varie
ty of different styles of Cases, which 1 ey will
furnish - with likenesses upon
„the most liberal,
teams. ..V# not fail laical! and c.ternine o rioems
end specimens: Pupils instructed in the rt and ,
all kind ofPagnerrea rtmaterialarfnmishe to the 1
trade npenithe hierlerrits- • -' • ' l',
, Binghattiton, April 7,.1852. ' ••• -.1 ' --- -
The subscriber
i - 1 7 1
-p' ~ K.l --- __._-7 ^ 7...:T , received a‘laign
i , 6. " -* . h , . & excellent,
;j I :<.: - .„^N , : of - Men's and'
tEADY, rot
-
, -' ' aaiDUitillilLi - ,
of lotiteestiles mut suited to the season,
' . A aro:.-}7lishionablo Sillo.flits, (fiW
ee
etyle,) Keas utli Hate,-Leghorn; Straw' ei.
Leaf Ilatei',Capii; &dr* Stockings; tier
venders!, Ciavate, Boots and Shoee; BooliS
ping and Writing Papiii.Trayelling Bag
i
Paper, (aloe& etoeko enrtein- Paper, an
article, torir - nantertaut to
se
or
which I wilt ielltie late ite the tate can _
i n othightsp
ite.or nay other town. - I
',. ..-_-.- - '. 'GEO. PUL
Montrose, APril 20,1852. '
- WE-SICIP4HE-PRESS TO j .ii;s-
AIOTOOTTOE , TLF.,AV4L.O.f RE
W a d op tNE
At;Wetib 0,, -I.
1!OIIT104,'.101.1 IT,
STOVESISTOV St!
THE +nbacntiere Gdving'eate~al, into Colart=
iership in the =•
• ,
Stove Tin,
and,Sheet
•businens,:nro prepared • to attend to• all
their et the shortest 'not Ice. 'Hy gi
otteittioa to thelnist t
netei they hope to
share of the trade. •- - . • I
Thci•• busiitesiC . Wll be carried op' op
i'Dpngllol4" onc e, tiuderlhailaiiie .
Lathrop 4. co. -f; • aud l
Mont. Own 17., 1852.-
Wyatt,. ----:,
itiratartor...T ;anon, lorriplke street; house tars
ATI inerlY oeippled:b74 WPilnOtkOtik•—svill soil
Ready Mado.PlologAt NeW Ye& price. , •
TOR §ALE.CHEAP,I -
A SECONDRAND PIANO-FORTE.
'XI._ quite, of - 11.44 EILEY.
Montme, Juni 3. 18-5 -
BLASTING.PO, •
isiD Safely Fuse ; *lse; sportin2 Powdir,Shot,
:Lead,aud kenuiuo Paps, atITIRREI4:B;
orders in
ing strict
I
era their
'WANTED, FOIL . CALITOD
, -
614000 1101E.NrLi-,:
.„..90.1) all wool Socks, Inrgo_aixeliblue'miiccl,
exchange for Ooothi at cash prices. Three
4Oltars.per. dozen allowed. They must ho r good
- EATON & PEON:
:linderrl, Pa. Juno 1852.1
site the
firm of C.
C. D. TAT
12 - A . WO
JO= L. I
•
• - CARDING. -
G. REYNOLDS respectfiilly informs his
old'eustomers and the public generudy that
he contitines . the business of Maid Garding utitie
old :stand,' :Thankful -for past .fuvore.
prices, work well done or no pay, he 'hopes to
merit a share Of - patronage of :the public. The
9th lb, of woof will bO takett-ont of each sack for
taiding;Whero,there is - not ita explicit barg,iin to
the_coutrarY.
,
P.S. ''Those.indebted by note or book account
Wilt please settle the same by theist ofSepterldwr
next. --Enough 6uid • .
nrooklyn. May. 1852. . • • , •
- •• Sh -
••• ••
Y
virtue of writs Verb: Ex, issued out of - the
- Court of Cominon .Pletiti, in mid for thiscaim
ty of Soeinehommaltd to me directed; will ei
posoto public sale, at the Coati' House - in -Men
, Vase, on Monday; June 21st, at 1 o'clock P. M.
All-lbat'ieitain. piece or 'parcel of land, 'situate
lying mid being in the township of Lenox,Sus
quehanna county, and bounded end descri bed -as
follows to tvit:' . the jkorthb 3 9ol4 of John T.
:Miller, myths. east by land of Sterling. Maxon, r i
oaths south by lands of Orville Tifflany Dud Luke,
Reed,tind bn: the welt by laud of Luke Reed, I
Containing abbut sixty, acres, More or less.:,ivith
the appurtenances, four, framed houses,-ono grist
one-saw mill, one blacksmith shop, and one
frained barn, and about thirty - -five acres improved.'
:Tairen.iu .exectitiou at the suit of Lultq Itimd
against Milo A. Spencer and Wm. 11. Spencer,jr.
ALSO
. --
Allthose three several pieces and parcels of
land, situate lying and being in the township of 1
Springville, in the county of Susquehanna and
'state of , Penneyliania, bounded and described Is '
follows to wit: the Ist on tha north by lauds of
E. H. Rogers, east by the turnpike road; south by
lauds of A. Wakeley, and west by lands of - A.
IViltiams ' containing of an UM be the same
more or less, together with the appurtenances,
one: framed house, one framed barn and wood
house and all impr oved. Th u 2tl bounded on the
north by lands of E: Fritz, mist 'by lands of;
; Fritz. south. by the Itighway,'mul west by the
(turnpike road, containing 2:150 feet or land,..be
thi same more or less, togdther with tlio appurte
nances, ono (rained store house. The 3d bound
ed on the north by lands of Win. B. Hendrick,
Miles Pritchard and A. Upon, east by 'the Par
sonage lot, south by the highway and v'iest,
laud of E. Fritz, containing one acre of land be
the same more or less, together with the improve
ments and appurtenances, all improked.
-Taken In execution at Mena of Henry Drink
er against Thomas Jackson. '
• ALSO •
Ick fenny
Bonnets
• reduced
;RITT
RITE`
r, in the
ay night,
re. The
• hut has
• ny per.
.o whore
• girded.
OTY.
I *230
~ inted an
•-Sumps
assets in
state of
ditois of
said ap-
Friday
P. M.
Wrested
All, that cortain.picea or parcel of land, situate
in the township of Harford, county of Susquehan
na, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit: beginning at a beech
tree in the south east line of !DV No. 361 on: the
map of resurvey of Drinker's Tunkhannocklands,
which lot Was contmcted to Orlando Wartrims, it
being the West comer of the lot herebY conveyed,
thence along said tine and the south east line of
lands of Augusta Sophia;nottiv443 degrees east .
843 l yerches to a peat; thence by' the .residue of
saidiot No. 330, South 45! degrees emit per.
elicit to a post on the north *est line of lauds of
Edwin and thence by' said last
mentioned lands and laud of the estate of Henry
Drinker deed, South 44a degrees,w est 2,44_ per
chee to a point in the Etsworth, Lake. and thence
by the ninth' cast line of lot, No t on 'gild map of re
survey 372, north 45i degrees west V 22 -Perrle B
to the place. of beginning, containing 64- acres
and 69 perebes,.beihe same more or less, togeth
er with tbeappertinances ono framed house, one
framed barn,one shoe glop and about 18 acres
improved.
1,0 dollars
t of the
thee fIS
getting
as in the
I. tint , a
s twee to
lickets,
' . that I
'lock, an
, and
°Rowing
io the
ly acres,
•e, barn,
lone wile
on the
.k= Road
ell tsar-
Taken in exeantion 'nt . the suitor Hayden and
Little against E. D.Turner:
G. D ELDRED, Sheriff'.
Sheritt'a Office-. illontroire, j• • •
Jane 2d, 1852. S
`CHEAP WATCHES,
JEWELRY AND, SILVER
.WARE
t eln3on
and the
'Eighty
ed. with
loable
imbered
_ -
.Grentßeduction in . Prices.
Twenty. prr cent at least less than ever have
teen sold in the United Slates.*
GOLD Lever iVatchesi fail jeweled, 18, liana
case, only $3O, usually sold for $35--Goldi'
,Lapine Watches, IS karat case, jeweled;
Silver Lever Watehes, fell jeweled, $44
l sold Or Lepinei %Vetches,..el
ett y $
ICl—Silver Tea SpooUs-per half dozeti, j ss— wel.!
•
Gold Nits, silvei holders, 81. • .
1 • • Persons wishing- a Watch or wetchesi or Jew. elty; eau have them twilit by mail, with 'perfect...,
safety, to any part of the United States cir West
Indies, by first sending the amount -of •tu
All articles warranted nszepresented above. Or
ders from the'countly respeCt fully solicited.., •
Pieria° address {postpaid,) -
LEWIS LAI)O3IUS; fop Chestnut at. •
• .opposite.therFrankliu Heat.,
I
ALT California Geld bough or m rh au i n ia r d aC i fit h re iL d
into jewelry.. 16m2
I. of Sas
• it Read.
in the
lachine
inb'abi•
• fed. In
the Lest
'y :on the
for any
sing
• cations,
mitten
berice.
• ns-and
vs Use.
kill be
• archer-
• 1101C12.
tante
MOUNT - .YROSPECT •-•
•-•- BINGHAMTON; N. - : Y. -•
institution is located in a beentifuland
'romantic grime at the base of ;Ittocitt-Pro&
peel, Mid - within the corporation- of the Vilagit
0;0040 of tin ,ttiaindant supply v f •I'Xiest..spft
*ltei;_ndiriaiiligei for exercise in the pure air, a
1 carriage.; and foot .welk - '
: up_ that mountaiMover-•
lOohing , . fernery • initotintY... and
grandeur. and "Ireelfrom the noise tindrennoil of
',tansy life," with exeelleutsailing and rowing privi- , - ••• •—•
ieges thepleasmit'weters of the Chenango.-- _
' 1 'AdMintEitrittOT l S •Notice..
These tire rt, lust 9f the Presentation the I!"'Cure.'. 10E is fierebyliveu• that the undersign.]
oilers to th e •• •- • • - 1.11 `has ben appointed Administrator es;;,•1
The; house is new and--‘comm,e_lio.ub, tateOrJenies Reosau.deeeniiA. litenf tho '
• atipaeattle . e . x e ell e t t t= *eß'vef.a.i.u.t.e . ui : I Ydu ship of Jackson. I All *isms indebted to the said
feet Piatiet • • -;- •; • - • - • • !estate are requested tolsettle-the'stime • immedii. -
The medical department
.is under Dm entire', at- 'and' :and all,,oersonsibaving" demands' eixinst
-
core'of Dr: Thayre and wife, Who kayo lied largel.
experience in flydropitbic practice," and _arc fa.. said Velati will .please. toresent them , duIV attest
'l ed. to 'the sniacriber.• •' REDDEN HILL:
yorably known assinceessful practitioner& .. ja c k„„ i -may 18, , 11164. •
,Couries - of Lectures,•with . full plates and illus- ; , • -
trations, Will be - given thiciugbeut the' season „re'
the Siedenniand . Patients, -, upon Anatomy, Myst-,
ology, ilydropethyi and llygierie, for. Which there .
will be, no additional charge. -- • ,; •
'• Featelei Who heir' heen confined to their beds
for -years, aro invited to-inorrespond with ns or
givei as: a cell.: Oar success in the treannerit of
-
diseases, peculiar 'to, females, bas given us confi,-
alone*, and WO - 1135' to all such, eren•if they have
"suffered much from -many physicians,"
,make
one more •
Terms
.frotn' . B4..'ti . i . ',ss ;Fer- 'week, (payable : l
weekly ' ) according fta roam and, attention requi-f!
red,.f -Patients will p rovide_,fOr personal use 2 com.
fortables; 2 blankets.:3-lirieri - or tottorisheetiand
6 towels,
-,.0. WTUAYRE., - K1):;'.. _
• - ne'sident:Phisician..
19tf)- -b.: & H: - kit ft ANN E Proprietors
. - _.-..„
the ta l
Pity to '
Roth's,
e hke-
Ls just
stock
moot
Bos'
IE
apnng
rd Palm
a, Sus.
.; Wall
Fancy
!any of
brought
• 'NELODEONS.,.
A ,svpkrtiolt 'kirliele of Carhart'a . imp!ovid
/V 4. ouit aetave 'Melodeons for sale at,
the - Vairie thiguerreeti Gallery. Per.ione wish
lag anylhlog'of the kind,! eat tail to' - eall
and:examine them. They Are of Aliffelent, 'pat!
teriit, and vrin lie famished at ilia naiuutaCtorer!fa
pica, W 11103IPSON & 1.003115., ,
- Binghamton, AP, ri I 7 s' 8 :52: titt.
WOOL rWOOL-1.1
ITE wane-ZOOG Patnyieet Wzolja exchange
1r for chth . :or 'clothe : I - 1 --;
D. R. LATIIROP dr GO. •
Montroti t Alni:24,. IWI - ° I
- • .15 %%93
c9.g •=1 I .—;
E • .
E 't
.2 8 .=,:g - 4
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•
1 ALI 21
,-;
E
.
• p
AC; 1. g•
Ct.a . 4 2 7 2 1 .
r z
04,64 1. t ;
.1.2‘ -c:
GOODS.
NtIV , - DRY O
D.
T ilintßlTE's'irifiy:tie (blind. 6'9 •4•34,ieti-
L : .4:1 sire and new shisurtilient of 'Dry Goods in
; chiding a great , rariky of,
I- 'Ladies'.-.l)ress
In rich Printi Printed thid.Embroidereci- Lawns,
cilia rich
,P:ireke_lhilanci, Lustered Poplin",
Gingham', nods Cbrunbrziyet of -new stylervblank
; and, fancy silks, ;Sr..n.; Canton Crape, Breehe,
' Cashmere and Dena .Shosebt, -Bilk Mantillas,
Parasol", plain and figared Swiss illuttlius,,Straw,
French- Luca nod 'Bonnets, :liil/113Ct Silk",
Ribbon" and •
GENTLE3II.III.A, BOYS DRESS AND
• SIMMER' GOODS:
A Ittige‘ctisoitotelit: /fats, Caps, Mims and Shoff,
Trunks, Iltnps . ,, Carpet. mg, Oil
Cluthasforfloars, toolltublett,'pozote4 :end printexl
winito shoo., Wall Paper, Domestic Cottads,
I of all kinds,Ma. ere.;=Which; in ciatincatiora ',with
universal nesorttnentl. in other deparinients of
goods, afidlefogyuccioned entirely for cash, win
enable purehaseielti*ortie benefing„i n price, elgie
terms ilot to he futiiid hi any other establish'.
inept.
N. D. Salt- and I Stoni''' Coal constantly on I
hand.
:New 51iltord, May! 15, 185!. ) . •'
lunie. comnitizi'e iti; April. :
• -
Dickens it lio,usehold Words.P
t WEEKLY JOURNAL 'and Valuable
' it whispers,". or American I.temri; by 'Charles
Dickens. -Desigiied fo'r. the Intitruitiou and En
tertainment of all chaises of Renders: and to as
sist in the discussiun of the Social Questions of
the times. 82,50 by mail- 7 4 1 cents ainumber.
To clubs, 3 'copies forlh" dollars; .5 copies for 9 d01..'
'tars, 10 - Copies for 15 tiollere.
The most agreeable and instructive mass of
reading ever coUected.--Ifeine Journal.
The best of that writer's works by fut.—Chris
tian Andaugailqr. - • -
•
This journal is one! of the'spiciest production!)
which reach us.—Musical World. . -
The articles are.an, subjects .iateresting. ta all
classes of people. of R character touching their
vital interests.—New
Weiglitv is the matter ancfbuoyaut 'the style. -
Daily Titheti.
Address • .ANGEL EW E TT, /V. Y.
FOR' SA.IAR.
50,000.G0r SHINGLES, Morns
shi,ed, cheep _ - tor, cash. Mau,
Blakchtey's than'at nny enher place
iu Susquehanna county. Sr..-FULEEN.
Frankliu . Forks; May 10, - 1852. 19if
.
NEW,' GOODS.:
la4 . quilarnerpcm;xll iagraat va-1
( 111 riely and and a general paiFortment,4l
- SCapta and FnneY Coq& jag ieeeiied. and' aollingi
uthurnally low by EL DURRITT.'
New.ltilford, May ,f 3, 1832..
. ..
R&I YAW AY .WV 0 ears '.--
Al AD. -, . - --.-
LADIES HESS G.oops i !Bonnets, Ribbons,
Shawts, , Cloths,Couitnerer.Jettne,-,Tote rt hs,
Vesting.; Hats, Caps,l Hoots . 6:. Shots,_togeth'er
with a stock of • --i - -' • _ ' -;.
' - _Ready node Clothing, , •• '
Domeetir. Goods, Hardware, Crockery, Drags and
ediciues,;-Paintr, Des,,Glasit., Nailsirnad other
1
wa goads, as usual, a assortment of which base
ariived at the Rail , Store ia.New Milford, and
are selling' off' tvith rash, proving that some ;of
the people know whete they, can get tho worth
of their money.
Cull and see for yourselves. No trouble to show,
onr goods. - - !lAYDEN 4. LITTLE: `
New Milford, May 111, 1852- : I9W6
THE 'GRE:tiTEST" HISTORICAL
and Allegor i ca l Print of
.
e
In comtneennoration of 'that teriskimpor
.. . . .. .. . ..,
• tent "event in' the: American yeyolution,
"the British Szirrenderiiiitheir7Aririe
..te
• ' General - Washington after their. defeat;
at --Yerktown,Nirgibia,-Oetober,;l7Bl:.•
r.. engreving . is executed by Tunnel., Val.
lance, Kearney . &
_Co.:, from an ‘ original
drawing by . .1. F. Re nault . and published by. Ben
janilii Tanner, Engraver, Philadelphia. The size
of the print is 2n by 34 inches, and wai . original.;
ly published to subscribers at 512 in the sheet. '..
::. -
r - •, ---
Tim flisromr.—lu the fi rst and Brand la tire I
TO - EVERYBODY, GREETING . ' exhibited three large groups of theprincipalolfi
, ,
. --- Deans, ark & Co.: . '' ' cers,Whit were present 'at the transaction, with a
The: present , proprietors_ of :th . ! ..
- . faithful liken * of '. enell ' * ' - . ' ''''
" .
,
'NDY . 8110 P '
ti.
In the first grou p seen General Washiuton,l
BAKERY AN CA
General Rochambeau, -General Lincoln, ColoneWe
I
contemplate
-- • -
7OULD calf attention to the fact that. the; , llamirt6;4li.'"lld'Far.mfir '
eager to co
r the. scene,...,Billy the ' servant ,- arid' the horse of
- . me now carryibg on business nt the stand
lately occnPiedby Stetelis & General Washington.Danmere. ' ' ...
They have secured the services of good weric. In the second group are American and French
- Kinix, - ;,Vecretary' ‘Vilson ' the
men; whose •nbility, and 'experience will. enable °lri ' e r a ;• 10,- -I meial
Duke do Lnarini_, and ; the Il!af:quis *de ;La Fay
them to, produce articles hi their line of a itipetioil
.al .
quity. - 'l, I elle. ' ' •
, .
The th'ird , '„ffrOup - is descriptive 'of' the Britishlt will' be the constant efforts of theproprietors : -
snrrenderwg their arms... Lord Gornwallis, Gsiner.
to Make' ample provilion - for the wants of their
al.D'Hara,.Commodere Simmons, Colonel iiusioniers;and, as Arles 'may be in. their poler,
ton, with two fingers cut ca. Lieutenant Colonel'
Tart
will endeavor:that their intercourse with such shalt
.-. , 'Ralph AbereninhiS; •Lientarit -- Colonel "Dundas;
be both sweet acid pleaiatit. `
~
Lord Chewtent, ilc, ;Lord Co rn wallis' appears
- White . and Brown Diced, Rtille and Rusk,freili
presenting his'stvord to the first qictietal,ollicer
evriTiresday &Friday.aftisstoon;- also, Crack
he'meetik but,General ltiaihington is pointed out
Sts; Sakes and Pins always on hand. - . -
to him as the : only'person to Whom - Ka Is. to ' OW-,
Fruit Drops:-.;.a new, article. Possissitig theta.
. ' , . : •
vor of Aifferent kiuds !of freit—verYpleasziet
ii , render his Siena
taste of. ;
' ' : On the heights and .in the-distance are the dif•
:, - r:' : ' ' -
F lo lit.bY , tke-borrel Or sack, M. the lowest mar. ferent. , armies And- crovidi '0f...e1/entail:ea. : The
bet price.. Almo;Sugari, Nolassee, and, tnostkinds Wiese: iif !ecretary•Wiltion, pecuilled, tii - Loid
of Groceries, nu the ratistreasonable terms.. -:- , - U"nwallial'alid 'his' FMK- which we. bombarded
and pierced'-with balls;,: the genial*: diaafay.
• l'. S.' A few of - thine 'celebrated: Pine.appto
Eheisritich and forP.l'illig:il4-"alidiftliing.4fr ette having remarked:that: they- were . carrying
iiiit., -_, -..
~ 1 :,.. ‘
. -1 . . , -., , _ , . dishes for the'dinner - of Lord Cornwallis, , asked
: , Greattiud amalL Oneltnitall ' i give' us ti Call::: leave .Pf ' G e n eral: l . V l ul l i ng l- Pi/:t9 sii ri.el'iril'a 'dish
~....- ~- ' r '' • ..,'. j' t ..:..; 1" " 'IL A. DEANS .,' • of . i l ia ciare,ceeltinki ',end itriairdinte - lk.aticr,seiciral
• ',' • -'' , ' ' , r '' !' i `' -.- • i ' .-, -- 11 . iv . pil, Ric .- : . , I
.boiiib-shells - fell through thereof on the table; and
r' ---' '• ' - - ' '''l - ' ' , '
wounded some and dispersed the party
A trantityuf Seasoned Pine Lumber for Sale: . - - ~4!•t•Eri.ol : t, V f- .o,th ;p
e left is erected a ont'
"" '' 'i•' _l'l/MN'S, PARK & CO; --- tune.ii"./2.11°.1ib.r. of those illastriods horoes-,who
• • •--
Dissolution• t"; ,
molter is hereby kivon that the fi rin off!itts
.111 Sr. Warner is this diiy di istileed : by
consent. Those indebt'ed to the firm, are reques
ted to 'settle up withoutl delay: • -
• -• • PAUL R. rirp.
MootrOo• 401111852: :P:AYARNEIL
SP Bit G GoirMS O. .
TUST — received,.lotst Of netv - Doods; Prints, Do.
o..tuneti, fresh Teas, , sununer littleiNfUrputing,
Minuets, Milky Salt, .olotree, ' Western superfine
Flour, Coilliolt. - ilfoOkefet; 451.6: &o: .80, pleise
call and bring along [hitter, Eggs, Rage, Grohs.
Cash or goad credit, and-yew eau-hove tWitge
right; Aiuny themlie ! - by 51 C. TYLreft
-51Ontrose, April 5, t 052
To' All :whom it may C pncern;
Come half-dozen yotthi laillioKsleous of n e.
Oquaintingthemseleeij withilfiliTifilitit trade CAli
do so : as , the mvitationisitnuiedialp,nrideteintra
stancee Oita' favornble4 and in - a` manner Amine
petard. Lyra foisiin:bragadocid; may:now. avail
theinselves of its benefits by calling On
, •I' JOHN GROVVS. T. M .
M outrose, April 1t 152. :Pia'
At floe; 111 qonyttle-Exchatose. •
m fiubtfiber', with' nitiny'thrintis to his
T
merouoly MCtensing ,phttons..would respect
fully inform hisfriends,4ltot fus isuoWreeeiviugy
Owlet' seleclion of ',otitis direct- frOM'Neto-York.
which ho intends, to Pell tips n the good ald.tost r .
foiled . pinieljito of ...lire ontflet fire' --' Wonted,
is exchougo for goods, nil knob of produce. ilosh
not exceph.cl. JOS. L 31ERItt MAN.-
30,48.51- • • - • 18tf
. .
THE LIMECTIVDTG.LINE
0• TILLMAN, Barber. and 14ressfii, re
f • • tarns his' thankful° hisU numerous. friends
,and patrons; and havitig, as he hopes, couifinead
:all of-the great donger. and risk of milting their
threits'ky 'shaving thoteSelves; he 'bego•that they
hill discouthate that krter.oys practiceoadum
courage home intlastre by coiling on 'hint 'for, . a
shove. Cof: Crocketes imele was sun to hi* so
.sonar: himself with sited lightning,
and C. will peiform the.sdine feat on any
who preffrdlitit to a gnoui - iskor; if they will call,
at his shop lit Searle's' Hotel baseinent:.: - yon
dun'i believe il , call and sea.
;.- Montrose; May: Cy 185:3 TILLMAN.
Business Notice.
s. wit.s.ls would respeaftilly request nil hav
.l.Y.L. tax an.ati lad accounts with lam,. to call; and 114 -
.1 um the 11,11111:.
-
The Mercantile bil4ness-Wlll'hir, einianned : at his old
Stand, under the firm of M, S. I Vi7tart it Sao , . -ThuY
Intend to keep a general variety. add Will ererim,r, , atly
end th.tn'iful to accommodate those who favor Ilion
Wrlth a call. 'They wilt keep on hautta latge',POrk--of
' Dry Ga•cittat, Groceries, Crockery ; tttid -•
. -• • ' /Inv:lava - ' • -
Particular attention will bo given to this branch • .of
the - badness, to keep a full assortment. Carper,' re,
. lila ek smiths, !farness, thirrtae, Hoot and Shoe makers,
*Mall Lod t talcs they want. ' - • • • •
o ßoots, Shoes, nod tht• Mai astral.- t o make them al field
it'bniid by - - • 31- . 43:. WILSON & SON.
Nontrose,Jan.-.1: : :lyltf
SIIEET MUST
ikriltiV AND POPULAR, imaged, for the: fo
elle At ' 1 - - •
Fkanary,
„ .
17LOVIlf. fn,t 'rale t . it the atnre of , J
Illbntrtme, January 1(41 • ' ' •
•
„.. NEW. ,
•
lIAT,- CAP, AND .PUIt::STORE:
D. IvAsii#un N •A r to fespeetrullrannounex to
.1.5.1.• the eitlzsos of 'lllontrase and vielnity that he
has opened and !attends to keep a lame and emulates.
sortment ef all kinds end qualities of nearer,:3lole
akin and eillt Hats of the hawk styles;-Kosstatil,llnn
girian and other styles'atid qUalities of rut and, wool
flats; Panama. :101;horn, Palm-leaf, and the various
Mode of braided hats fur. Summer wear; Cloth, silk,
Cilated;Silk Pitch and 11l Wadi of Caps for genii' and
bays and yonth's wear • Cents Patent-leather,
Zee. &c., trege.ther wits all kinds of ;:pw,ds 'generally kept
in a hat store. The subseriher ',eine largely engaged
In the 'there trade at the Past ;will :aware eanblO him
to keep at his stare In .31entrose a terser and more
Innablemmirtnient than ran be toad elsewhere. 'llls
terms are_ready pay,.whielt will 'enable him to sell .all
goods in his line at least' ls'pereet.t, !ewer than othere
In the same trade., The eitizensare texpeetfully Incited
to, call and ,co The themselves. P. S. Washburn will'
always be en band to exhibit the goo 4, whether people
Itiftl to parcliae'Eli tie t.' D. WASIIIICILN.
Montrose, Aptit2i, -18 a. ,;•• : - • • :
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•. - : To 'the . Public. . • .
,c HtL, TV It RELL is now receiving and keeps
.1..:1. constantly ou baud a large and desirable us
sortmeu: of
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• `GOODS. : . .
which will be sold very fowler cash' or ready pay.
The stitch is eantpoised of a first rate astiortmant of
• DrugsOiedieines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, ;
.11 ye-Stulti,reueriels,Glass..,llnre, spepns,
,MusicalSpeetaele's, usical Instruments,
Yankee Notions, and
• , . Liquors, • ;
ALSO,
Goods;
• Hardware, StonStrare, • •
Stationery, Brnshei,
•,Mudieal Instruments, Perfumery,
Trasses, Supporters. Shoulder-Brataes, •
Shoes, Campliine Burning Fluid, Lamps,
Clocks.,Alratehes,...ferrelry, Ate..: a I
All, perrame wishing .o purel”keePrngser - Vroodo
in'aiir of 'the rifeiresil kr- departments,
,will
..fiad
their interest. :proinoted -by a Ilini first at. the
prugead.lruriely .Stare at ABELTvitnELL: - .
-•• Monuose lay 185 0 • -•-
sacrificed their lives and fortunes to insure to their
eitizeSs the liliortyAnd indepoudertup .they now ,
rujnj
Published ut • $3 . hy:SYnr. Lnne,Thiladel.:
ithiti, - and tribe had Ot 1.11.; office of the :Antericati
Courier," N0.,14 i.,,Chestnnt' street,
as prernintiti thatpaper...], . - •
17A liberal discount to Agents:,
A DMINESTRATOIti .ICOIICEe
T9T.IC E is hereby given , that fitteis'of 'a d: ‘ tniniitratiott haveiicon graitad
daridgned on the ehtate of. Richard Atheny, de
ceased, late• Of Clifford township; all Omens bee
ttatiettled accounts witkeitid vitals 011 phase
adjuSt - • - • =
WILLIAM $.ll EE.9,E,
Clifrerd, May 26,18'52. • - • '
aesT:s'AiLitiv - o
LEIRE) 532716 Air
U PERFINE Ohio FLOUR also; Codfiihi
: NaokerOl,C!irpet Walt.; Ashlarilini . Salt . in
1 argd , 81160,44 N • • -- AL CcTYLER.
;: NEW GOODS..
li. J.. IV 808 is now- teipiyitig sprr!ig nml
• BUtnillar otqck.,449pods, which he pais
cheap for Fqsl); •
111qatrogo1 Apia 13, 1135i'
Going at `•a- little, - above
Tug subscribe:. : has, A !mall 'tack yers.of
Buys' coals:) and fine Boot's-end noes,. and a pod
assortment of ladles, Him:cf.:llS . Viiildrou's posts and
Shoo, *bleb ha Is- now soiling at - pilcus but a Berta a.
bars eusi.llliers is 'au uppur . tualiy4for mind bargain in,
, GBi). luz,LEir. •
.rebvtat n y - .4;:153.1:"
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DRY G
NEW STOCK!!
EVER
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:ld e of the Firta•of Nikon
11ESERES to-return hia grateful thauforiti Oho ctn .
-1-/ taus otifusquitataut county , fbr their - liberal pas
, ronage during the pact scar, and respectfully solicits la
onottnueoce or their , faVora. boring ro•openiff
store la Tompkins', Bleak, (width Lambetin entalltod arid
ittspinveo with a full stock of Stiring cud Sulam, r
I,Ooodtt, he loviteo thoio who wish to parabola Gaud ,
vcny low, for cos boo call and examine Ids motorboat,' .
Thu onbjoined list of. tl imam end prices tit belk.res
' 'compare favorably loth th at of any other marabout ist
this vicinity.. '
• • .Ladies'
s.A large a Mort to en t - or black and colored Enka. of mos
ous pada,' atutpattanoo, Crosvit. 04. to 143..
Mouselipo De Lainea; • •
2000 yards of Spring De fallow, of .almost esreri,varle,
ty and style that-the Rut York market affords, t reat
Ile. to 3s. per yartV. , .` • . •
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• Prins, and .Gin„ hams.:
lopoo raid,' of "Aferinian . k, Pall Hirer, -11auchestet
Corbko, Euttlith. and. other-styles Of Prints. at oe, oe,
land 36-per yar o. Ona.cato r "Prri"r 4441 " and
rotors, pint vide, at thu tali price , Of 1 s: 1000 yard'. .1
Laai , aster and 011117,01 V Itinghaina: warranted fatt color*.
aE L. pacyard. "Situ, SCOICII and Frcnth do from
0.1. to 24. • •
- Dl , ourntng,•Coods:-.-
Mpaciaas. Mohair Lnotrer, flaregehran
ton all lasool De fairies; Filk Tilscies, and all alb
er goods umal ininournizig. • r.,' , '• ;
117titc:Goorts.
• Thin, plaid awl in eal
tined laret 51-11 i 4 raf e ff M l nie
plain „anti Air.treil Satres, Mull, Nainsook arid -Tarltnu.
Linen Canilirir; Mari RyeLinoit :Tablo Clotho.
Napkins, Scotch no,. o wi,4l mn Elbiesinga
Starlings. Ec... &e. h priira as cannot 41.11 to girt
Otfro gatkincliall to euinetnera. •
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Sham • •
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A !aria' fot.or,lliothe, C , ntnii 46r4P '
u' ' ' .
Shawls .twenty`pet eent,cht;aper. ;:tba.sit:'l,lweacrtm-rieerhut
last year. - • -
Ha - nclkiraiefs. , '
• Iliam Ilandkerchicts at every kradt, frOm 113 . tD e 4
• Ta
, ble Covers
several43itit'ci;:oreal'eottriti, worsted irut unen, and
gliwo,,siculvassed tt9vm, frons4i. to 81 apiece.
Goods for then and-Boys. - , •• • ;•• •
limnd Cl - ttis - of every Color ;and quality, (routine, to
8.5;' black, Autt , Etneyllasaliurieai'froin ' 4 tcAla. ; - zee.
tacky Jeans, Tweeds and Satinets; from 25.641.104
Vesting) , of orery description, quality and ;diet.. .
Goods..•
MOO yard• of brotm sheeting% and shirtings,freti: 4, In
Ste. per yd.; Manidetwhed do. front Ic. tri Is. per yard ;
Ticking:tend Mariners' skirtings, from ed. to is. weld. •
, . Hosiery and G10ve5....,,•
l i an excellent'asieitutent and very - eLeisp. Amen: tinin
large, tot crnititePaiorlAlcwe, rely fair qtadity only
rooks. Valises an -Carpet Bags.
. A well wanted stock.purehnnel direct from the larg
est manufactory in this , rountryotud for sale at Audit
prices as irill adadrot no competition: " '
. • , Straw aqd,
• The Subscriber It desirous of directing the attention olf
the public Particularly to this branch of business, as. ho
possesses great facilities for getting these geode-el/x*4.
lie designs keeping constantly...an hand (during the spa.
son) a large stork of Straw Bonnets, which he will ell r
2f per rent. cheaper than they can ba had at, tetait . In
New York' city. Either wholesale% or retail customers
will find It greatly to their a:vantage to es adi= Lid
shock bdfore making purchases idouthere.
/tibbous andAress Tiimmiap, a good. arrorhent at
low paces. • W. N. WILSON.'.
• .Coraer of Court and Water streets,nearly .
opposite tho taarricau !OWL
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iIINCIIIAIITOM, April 28, 1552.
New Beef ind`Sliee Store .
KEELER '& STODDARD. '-
rerliE new firm of Keeler & Stoddenl . - hate
opened a p,ot and Shoe etore - ,on Main etrarri
first door twirler tlio prick eitruer in whiel! they
offer for 100 • •
I • - - .The Largest - Assortment'
of Boots, Shoes and Fiudinrsad•the lorsest_ixtiees
1N - MONTROSE.'
we sell tor ready pay and small profits .
.The citizens orthe village and country are re.'
spectrally invited la.call at a teal , genuine ..11a/
and Shoe 'store where Boots cud shoes are fold in-.
stuad or Beer and Oysters. • • :
Beep. It before-L thei „People,'
That we have.a full assonwout eunoug , which ire:
enuinerate: . -
Menu Ciak sol 6 water Erodfboobt.long leg Mitt
garians, Calf Kip halt
sole -boobs, thick hci94lxalf.ltiplind cowhide btu.
Rana, Do er slices, etc. -
- Youths7all,Kißatid cowhide bocla,boya thick
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Ladies, frenchi_chauttel GnitdriCpitent Fu;
welt palters, enameled and Kid. Polkas; enameled
front lace - Polkas,' kid' and goat Jmisnr. .Ltatio.
New York ties; exe6lsiors, Jenny LindsTosetten,
kid tersornbliers. etc. •• • •
• 'Miriam* goat aid; Calf - Lace boots, Jenpy Lind'.
enanialed Polkati,"Onich• boots, etc..
Children.; batten - idiocy, goat and enameled lace
boots, Gaiters, Downing's etc; •
Among our Findings, we par French calf skins.
Oak nad Hemlock
,Calf' eking . ; Morocco..
pink and white lining skins, red, blue. maroon,
Roans, Binding, , tipper leather 'oak end• hemlock'
soleleather, pegs, zinc nails, egarables, - heel ball.
webbing, etc. * •
ly N. B. Work Made to 'order and repairing neat.
rOriS AND. CARPETS ,
rrlIE siguicritiers nonlitinronn the citiunif of
Sitsqnehanzin county that they have no* on
hand Marge asaoruirent - of Dry Goods, at ialtat-ei
Bale and retail. _ .
GENTLEXENte DEPARTMENT!,
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coosistirig iii part of broadcloths, cassimarea,itst,
inOtts.- Ktutuckyjaaris, vestinis,.aud sataturi,'
goods or all , kinds.''' •• -'• ' •
• LADIES DPTAIITME3*
conoisting, or a imo variety„yirti k :_Black
cy satins, ginthams, Scotch end Ahterican.
priniwof all kinds, soma at 6 pence pee .yard 4.i
superior qnality'of colors-warranted, m:de
Cashmere, poplins, gloves, hosiery of.evely :rule
and quidity--Whito goods : Browli and bleached'
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she.mings, .14 tilde, henry quality ; at 6d: per yd. ,
Ticking:4 drillings, flannels, Scotch diaper. birth:-
eye do., papkius„ Irish linem.and spreaoll ; in fait
ahnost every thing in the dry go.xle line. Also, 4.
large tot of • • • •
Three•ply,: : ingrains,. cotton and Wool,' cotton . ;
stair, drpcgits, wool and cotton--oil cloths . for .,
floors nod tables.
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We invite all vi siting oar place to call and es•
amine our steck;7or We feel confiderit ry'sodoiSE
it will.tm ;teasing of.len to twenty pet cent.. Our ,
motto is quick. sales cud smell profits.- -
-Store nearly opposite tho Postoffice. Dingbaiw,
ton; Ist: Y. • WICKIIABI if BENNET:: " °
April 7,•18.11h . -t. ,
Sprout's;Combated Carnage',
• • ' m Senn es
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TrrOFFisiciNti this muchcelebrated Spriug
to the public the Setiscriliertiroipeettelly aolleit ,
11 candid'examlueriou ai to lts-inerits..' , As for its-
superiority over all ether springs, let those aria.
bearhave tested them.' wither!: and.- the robseli*..
ben are willieg tcriabide by 'the' dceision; has
been carefully estrolited • by mettof science. slid
by Otero eh cerritliyjecom mended to the Pablio.:.
A carriage can be ,built With-.these Springs cheap
tir ; 50-lbs. lighter, - more durable and foretaittllt is
not equalled by any .springs new in titre: ' •
' All Springs warranted.; - Itianofuettited tty'- , •
- SPROUT, BURROWE,ACO...
Elk
.Lake, &wen. - Coun . ty, Pa
Aarxrs -13 - , 'St. ASe " 97-tatarr.. tfr
GREAT BARGAINS: --- •
L• CANFIRLD., is selibig Isis... Elute stock
o pf JEWP:tAIIt. )1 7
~/CFCIIEI4 1 . 4.isturtrear
aeuircim make toprn for row gioda:
- CA,3IFIELD . ..
: 1 1ingltamtou;Apri1 . 23., 1852.: , a• ---
• Silver . are,
v1211'"AS:COIN ; (marked - gratis ;).• e v e r a
full a:mortal - int of Flared. Ilrittaniarand
ier Ware at
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Yo Please..
1 7"be - t a wle this" -rel n selkli dat t o o
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unit thi) first of :tiny . next, ABEI4TUIIRELL
:* Montrose, April 1, 1851 •
Abnanttem
.Drarmtitc , llllc4 free* e
Aladies to glee,erte!y thieliy.to SuoyhehttooO enuolY , ,
tiond lemac toe Iheycailts They aro.,theierert
hetebyi arited to one et bend and ieterogra4aitimAy.
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