Coffee, Tea and Indigo. - •
A writer in the Nation Intellig,oncor 'cati
vo. t h e value of the Coffee consumed in the
crjte a s t aes, England and . _ France, at 5 559;
00 ,000; Tea in Europe and America at :
00.00i6nd Indigo $21,000,000. He states
that the genuine Tea tree,.in its full perfection
to a hei , lit of fbq to fifty feet, and" is!
grOR, _
citicatcd from lat. sdo deg. to 32 deg. north
latitude, under severe frosts and snows, ar t al .
as ey of the mountains high upon whose side4 l
piot g rows, are capped with. perPetual'
th, The idea that Tea will only flourish in
row.
shot climate appears to be erroneous. He re- 1
oracads the c ultivation of both frJa and In
aiv. for Which the climate and soil of different
~cliDns of this country arc well adapted. ' Ho i
,Tra can be produced in this country' under
Oren ants a pound. calculating. labor at fifty..!
outs pe'r diem. A tea plantation requires!
a rc the first and second years, after which it
i s s most hard plant, and will viola tea for. 25 1
to 30 r ear& So the only trouble is plucking
the leaves and drying them, which is labor for I
women and children. A man actively engaged
ten hours in the day may collect .50 to 60 lbs.!
a fro lest 'and another would manufacture
then. and the quantity of dried tea would be
14 to i 5 lbs. A fair plantation would pro..
dace 300 lbs. per acre. I have made, a.s, much
sittllh's pre acre in the year on seine land I i
held on the west of China:
Of Indigo he is equally sankuine, and denies
ttet its cultivation is unhealthy; nor is that its
than.cter limo it is knoWn and cultivated.—
ye is of opinion that it can be produced hero
en!er 30 eats per lb. Prices of Indigo for
the last forty years vary from $1 to $2 pen'
Cassius M. G'las's Opinion of
Pierce. •
ci,y, who WaS in the Mexican war,
thus writes to the I... , ulsville journal, of Gen.
Piave•
'I Ll'itc pleasire.'in addition to the official
ri pnit, in regard to Gen. Pierce, to s. , ty that
there wits but one opinion of G en . Pi erce , sa , l
far nd ivnrned, among the oll'icer3 of all par
tin, in Mi•xico. No considerations ought what-
Ovr cause injnstive to be done any
one
opponent, though personal friend I
or Pierce, I all me humble testimony to
bi t high 'No:th, iotviligcnce and gallantry"
.._ • -
There has been much excitement \in
N e w York, for the past few days, growing dut
dthe roc of Naine. an Irishman claimed by.
the British authorities as a fugitive from ins.
tier. It appears that he killed his landlord,
oho made some kind of an assault upon him,
and then :IA to the Unit,d -States. He has
Leon on trial in New York,. preparatory to
fending him back to England. Monday last
en attempt was made to rescue him from the
whikronveying him from the Court
nom to the prison. The attempt failed, tho'
many persons were seriously injured.
LC!aTs Liring.tge.—An Irish story entitled
, Firdoroug.ha. the Mi s er," now being publish
ed in this Standard work, is the most .capital
tile we ever read. It is much superior to one
we gave in the Democrat a year since, from
the earns Magazine, entitled . Grate Kmthtly.
& Co., Boston—St; a year, weekly:
Nr.Another fire occurred at 'Susquehanna
Depot last creek, erimaencing in the Bslcery
of Messrs 11c.liune & Smith. We have no
particulars of the extent of loss.
News by Telegraph.
From Baltimore
Riot—Sfrt-ral J1r..1 sio'—.Vero Conre. , lion
a , t,55-.J—Port. , novt4 Bank Robbers, etc.
Bahlinore July :23, 18:i2..
Yesterday morning a tvrribiu riot took.place
between the United and New 3larket fire corn
panira.
The 571 . t occurred in B.dtimr;re street, and-
Isqed fur IkrPe hogs: Upwards of one hun
dred pistol shots Were fu-ed. Ono of the par
titipanti was shot in tie mouth ; and disfigur r
et!, for life. 'A' revokable merelmut named
Didier. and a Mr. tiparks, a member of the
New Market Company, were also shot and are
Dot expected to recot er. A. man named
liin
tonwas likewise shet, but nut zeriou.sly'.in,
jured.
A convention of delegates of free' colored
people of Maryland, to consult on removal te , l
Liberia, was in ses..,ion to-day. There rrir3 a
treat excitement against them among the low-1
er class of negroes. and the hall was mobbed ;
outside. Thetlembers of the contention were
.proteeted from assault by the police. Several
luaever,were taught and beaten,nmong whom
vss Rev. Darius Stokes. Some "arrests were
aside. All the counties iii the State were
largely represented. The organization was
completed, and the convention 'adjourned tell
twaorrow rimming.
John and Abraham W. Rand have bud a
bearing under the writ of habeas corpus. The
judge refused to discharge, and remanded them
to jail, to answer the charge or . robbing. the
Portsmouth Bank.
ora:Qrrts OF lIENR7. MAT" !
.E.trrox, Pa:, July 2G, 1833.•.=
The obsequies to the memory of Henry
Clar were celebrated here to-day. A civic
slid military procession was formed and march
er.' to St. Julm's elnireh, where a eulogy was
pronounced by A. E. Brown. •
DELTEL SEMI DRINKING LIQUOR. I'OR d WAGRIL
Philadelphia, Jtitly 26, 11352.
Two ".oung !nen of Illoyamensing, named
Gallagher and Anthony3lvef :or "
o f f more than a pint of lin , " ea. j i i , , f or tra
mon Saturday gjiziit, anti_ Gallagher died
ra`nral.:l the effects.
.:::LE 4-1 414 mt . causscur.
ICANS BILLED. ,
•
New Orleans, July 26, 18-51.
Duet from Fort Smith, Arltanans, state that
!• 00 0 Cal:macho Indians had attitekednad kill
id Mary and his whole command of
iiglar men. The Indiansare reported to be
•- - -
Ptill'ring in large numbers.
FEDE TIIE FAIL WEST.
Louisville; July 24,
; We leant that Captain Lowe, bnother-in-law
tithe. laic Governor Calhoun, reeenfi'y arrived
l et St. Louis, with a party of Puebla Indians,:
et route ffir Washington.
R
reports the emigrants on the plainsas
,Nelaliy doing well. - •
The seamy still prevailed among the Amer
-I.'ll
Population in New 'Mexico. •
4AILIOAD COLLISION -A LADY. INJURED.
Baltimore, .Thly 36;1852.
adhion took place between two pasaen
rer tmlos on, the Baltimore and Susquehanna
tai lroad t4A morning, near Monkton..: Two
P.N were broken to pieces. 'Miss Fether=3).
of:Plitsburff; roceived several soviro contusions
and braises on thO Thi'dthei passen
gers. escaped with :_slight - .Then , es
cape was Wonderful; -one :earl ;Being driven
'Dearly through another.
_
Two AIEN BiSCHED FROM MEATH IN 4 WEir.'
I 1 COLD WATER.—Tha Fond du Lae (gichigia)
Journal relates no ; extraordinary I ease: Of the
preservation of the lives . of hen pen:f re e ) '
suffocation in a well ; the application, of cold_,
water.. It appearsithat German _descended
a well forsomepurpOse not stated, - raid when
at the bottom, a deptlf
,36 feet, he‘viaO near
ly suffocated by, the damp. and _unable to get
out. Another man fastened :a rope tobis body
and is dvweiidinr i he too becaras eetwelies. A
waggoner happening-along just at .that'-time;
hethnught himself- -of applying cold water,
which was ihrawri,doWn freely,:atid the . men
revi7eki so that bit droPping them iropo. _they
were pulled out,'bitich in the face and almost
dead.';, By constant- rubbing and 'drenching
with cold Water they Were Bonny-mitt:al.
Itfinscur-ors - EseAPE rime Dxsait.--A
few weelWsince, while Mr.,me?strst Roimars,
living in the upper part of Pike .County, was
unyoking hiS - oxen to escape, a : Thunder storm
about Commencing 'was; with , his team felled
to the earth, by thelightning4' It strueka tree
a few rods from him t passertsotit Of a email
knot hole, sari it is impposed the chain attrac
ted the fluid; 1t passed down hie;lisdren
' ding his pantaloons ; boots, St.c . ~ but doing no
actual injury to his persori.--He was insensi
.We for a few Moments, when-he and the oxen
. arose and retired fromthe field, nri,doubt with
!the reflection uppermost," that a miss is as
good as a mile.", • •
Jury List---Auggst Term, 1852
oluigll.3u cons.
,
Apolacen-4ame Lynch.
Bridgewater—Jaliei Wien!,
Brooklyn-. Richard
Choionut--14racn Bate, Michael Kane, Jr.
Jasper Stanley. _ •
Dundaff-3. IL Phelps. ! !
IVicthana.`
Fo'rest Lake—John Ilfulhare.
Gibon—Jacola L Gillett.
liarford---Frankiin. narnes, Loren Gated.
Jackson—Nelson French.
Jessup=Joli A.
Libertv—S. W. Truedelt
Lenox—Orrin T. Kinne. . .
Montrose—J. T. 13irchartf,Aeor Lathrop.
New 31itfora—Abraham'Kiiabler.
Springville—Willi:lm Britlttf, Orrin Pri,tch
ard, A., 31. Scott, David D.' Sherumii, Dennison
Thomas..
Tr.avr.usai.3 - cnons.*
Anborn-=—Johl Bridget, inhn'CurleY, Sam
net King.-
Bridgewater--G' e4reo
. 11ackns,
Foster, J. W. Shipman ; Jacob Shay,-. Gemge
J. Kent, Phineas
Brooklyn—David AlOrion; Joseph Line,
L. Ilack.-
diEn
aoconut—Roliert. , oh C/ •
John drh.
Clifford—Philip Burdick, Jacob G. Cuclde.
back, W. Norton, 4:Vicar(' Orrin, George
Salisbury.
Ditunok7—/satto P. Baker, Sylranus Tyler.
Franklin-11. L. Bli,Avers, Rufus Tuthill,
.Levi Summers. ' ; - :
Forest Lalic—Orrison Thatcher, Stanley
Terrell, EliAa War*.
Gibson--Curtis I.low'ol, Jacob Du!clier,
E. Kennelly. •
.
Great Bend-41'5n. P. 3fortk, G. W. Sic:.
phens, Darid Vanetten. ' -
Ilaiforti—Alfred D. - It:on:10, D. M Folivards,
Ashucc. K. Adams. Eraitus- Brewster.
florniony—A. C. Adams, Harrison Benson,
(Daniel Benedict, Edmund Brush, Henry Lar
away..
lir.rriek—Abel Kent.
Jackson—Channeey Lam!), J. J.,Torner.
• JeNsup—Julin BedeltiOrlundo Stone.• IV&
C. Handrick. . -
Lathrop—Thomas Iftobinson,Aaron 11.
-ders.
It h`o mCritra.ny, Wm. /lunacy;
Liberly--=Pe'riy P. Botts, lkitton Hinehilan;
D: Q Turrell, Jeremiah ‘viibirr: • -
.:Widdketowil—, Nelsod.Canip.
'Montrose-- Wm: 3/. Yost.
New Milloni 77 Stetillep I#afigard, S. fI Will.
lama Jams Doge, Frgtlcis . . 31 °.r /e 34
Rtzsit--Al fret]. Estes,- Alarson • Lung, Levi
Tupper;lrizz./0 Slier•dtiod..
silver Gaige,
3fichael, ifedian.• • - .
Thcimson—lntiah ganhiel Willittms.
*Those nairroz ih liatics aril for Second
Trid Litt-.,-Atit: Term, 1852.
Loomis va. Keno& Feigned Issue.
Sutphin vs,tWallect. , a
Bank of toßs i eeo. In
lien fa 11F, Y. dr. Erie R. Co.; I
Mogg. Adler vs. Very . F.xeintors
Riley vs..Clk. ; •c -
Wells & ChiLtenden Att
, Sroe:alXl is SO•eef,-
• - .Second Week.'
Ilorrard Meer vs. Reese. Trespas-
Gummere vs, Etimnet Ex's; Sei
Meacham va.
Dailey vs. Roe; Trespass.= 1 •
Heirs of-D.l.Yons,dec74l,vel.. & W Co.
Kellum ya. Green, Tre - ripass...
Mulvany Sherwood., In . Case.. ,
Duntiaore Danntore;tlivoree.
Ransford vs,- Gardner, In Debt. 4
I Tayler vs. ,Stoddard's Admls,Fa::
Butterfield et. al. vs: IC'eeleret. - lilt Tie.
Gay vs. Cooley . 2d In Case..,
Gay vs. Dullera. 3
Boyle vs. L & W. B. 8.. Co.; Darhate.
Hart va'.Cobb, - Replevin. - ' - =
Sutherland vs. Drirgey et al., Bjeetinen
Robinson va. Stephens, In Debt.
Drinker et; al. vs. Isieweomb, - .Rjectmen
is. Canfield,' Trispass.
I Cooley 2d ve. Gay, In C a se. ,
*;e: . Gay, Tiai - pass. •-•
%yard Crofut, Ejectment: .
Drinker et. al; vs: imilrich,Eleitment.
1 Flynn. viAlowman, 'Appeal.
'„ Grover Vs. Hotel,. Attachment.. •
' arover Va." Raub, Giir 44. Attachment.
1 A calm. ,
*fa.._teic_uosi,..,B2llp, would' hereby ,
tenderiheir sincere thauks to the il t itizens
Susquehanna, fpr their nisistaneo - at tho fire
our buildings this moriaing. .
,Susq-nehonuaailly
A42o:l'rizo. •
,
SDeincieentio
113 will psy,
_twenty dottars .for, the best Demo'.
erotic . Campaign J/So'l4. entilinittett . of fire
of the Singers to decide who merits the ler
ward.. tgrOnnitanniontionti to be addressed
to - the Democratic Glee Oa, Susquellinna Di*
pot, P. 0., Bot No. t Siis(Plebtostus so; 1 1 .1-:'
By Order of the Con/Liaise: -
Stisqueimusti Depot, July 9,,1852 , -‘1
- gaarefiar
Bridg.water, fin 'tho „. 0 2d bj_jtel*
Mulkey, Mr. Jon* C. , WsLog, of 4.kleir
ford, 10 bliss At at i E. inSWIS, of Bridg et
water - '
Vir-ThP PrjaWis wiTct wen : ie~eßtb
-. • ",WCial -.."
In Rush, on the 16th inst., AnanEti, kArSARD
M theiesidenee of Juilgo.Lathroi/, hi. Bridg
e on the morning of the ..'2,tat of July,
Mrs. Ttietrien I. M, , intr,'esantfort of S. IL
Merv, 'and darightei'sif the.= leto Hubbard
Avery, of litii-phice, in the ilOtblerir of berl
•
Thesuhject otthis notice recently returned
from Michigan, where she had resided for the
past feW *years. Her fast declining -- health
warned her of approaching. dissolution. 80.
ing conscious that the chords of lire would
soon bo severed; she firrhilfested a great desire
to Mum to her native, heme, that her dust
might mingle with
,her friends., Altherigh,
scarcely able . to endure the jOurbey • she made
the effort and succeeded to reach her home,
ve/tere she survived but a few weeks. . - She briJ
dured her sufferings -with muelriatience to tho l
last, trusting in God as her only source' for
refuge. During her sickness 'she had,been
blessed With great preienco of mind, and made
evet'Y *arrangement necessary for her burls!!
services. She t iome three , weeks before herj
death, selected the , text she wished to bo to
ken
- for her funeral seimon:,'Tor our. light ofl
&tan, which is but for a moment, worked
for us afar _ more exceedingandEteriiif weigh
of glory." Fier last words wore . ' tell , my
friends 1 die happy." Thus quietly and, cow
posedly,,in presence of her husband and moth
or; she, breathed - her
" Sleep ; loVed and lost one, sleep
Beneath the quiet sod ;
With faith and hope, and prayer, -
Wo gave thee up , fel God."
S. B. Virest:—truggist,
_ • Susquehanna Depot, Pa.
rItALER in Dings, Medicines, Paints, Oils.
1../ choicest Wiries and Liquors, Dye-Stuffs,
Patent Medicines,: all; kinds, Cranbs, Trusses.
Brushes, Herhs,Perfurnery,To Het Articles. Got .0
and Main. Jawkin Ir—cutlery—Violins, Flutes.
Fifes, Accordeons,
.SchOol Books, Stationery,
Children's Toys, Confectionery, Fancy Goods_ oil
!great variety; Lt)oking.G lasses, ETSODA WA
TER,,EB Camphene, Alcohol, Burnirig Fluid,
Tobacco, Snuffs and Cigars, &c. d. c. &c.; sold atl
the lowest prices. - - -
July 260852, _
_BlOO ~ $2OO. PER - MONTI!!!
T HE
above snm can easily be :.made by. any
T
industrious Mani of respectable address alto•
possesses good business'quelitiesi. bud who can
command a small capital (to - begidwitb.) of, from
25 to 401/ollais,—No others needapply.—by en-
gaging kith the 'subscribers in the
BOOK...AGENCY. BUSINESS*
Whole Publications are very Saleable, nisi which
the 'mons um. anal. ' - ,
117 Funds cin be forwarded at our risk. if mail.
ed in presence of the Post Master and numbers
and,rfates of the sane retaqued.
-ErNo books kept or sold by us of en immoral
tendency.
fa 'A Wholesale Price List, with fall- Direc
tions, for operations. will be forwarded On oppli
cativo, Putt Paid, to -.
, GEO. IL DERBY &Co.
. ..
. . - . Boos Posusiiiss.
Buffalo, N. Y. (Not Now York.) [30.w5. '
•
U . ! TEE TRAVELING PUBLIC,
Iritst Class Flotel..lrermas 61,30 per Ugly;
_THE subscriber, having lately become proprietor
of the Faxststrs Rouse, (lestdut Street, be-
tween 3 add 4th Philadelphia, and having reduced
the price of .Board to 81,50 per day, gives notice
that; notttithstauding this reduction he will still
contimie.te keep .a Fir:he Ct.us flousz.
The Franklin House haii just undergone extend•
ed aiterations, and is now fitted up and return
, ished in superior etyle; for the reception of visitors.
Thr;' Lower Floor, formerly occupied by stores, is
nowineinded ht the Hotel, formingaspacious Re.
eeption Roodi; Gentlemea's Parlor and Dining
l oohs, thereby . ellotiiitig an addition of thirty
chambers and sellers I besutiful parlore, fronting
on Cheltnat ste The ' Mom* of this Hotel are
ruperiorte most others, being constructed with al
coves, forming parlor and bed-chamber attached.
wellllighted and ventdated. Thelocation is nu'
surpassed, either. hi business or pleasure. •
DEN. H. WOOMAN, Prop'r,,
30:m2.] - Philadelphia,
H. A. Tingley, M.
PnysiciAN . AN D SURGEON,. SL4qui-
ANNA DErtir, Pa-r—Ofrica 4 dporP West of
C. S. *unties Store. [3otf
CORN and . WART CURE. Dr. Btazett's
Corn and Wart Elixir. that will remove all
kinds of Coma. Warts ar Moles, in three - or four
clayt—price 50 cents. - Alen Dr. Dittmett's Tooth
Aok, itnit will Cure tooth, ache in_ fire min
tatespricis r XXinter7ltirstile. at
Joy 28.
ay*.
,u Case.
V.NGLISH:HUNTI NG _ WATCHES.--The
_12.41 litabscribei has this day received another lot
of English PRtent Le . - Weldhes, Hooting
Cases, for Willy*** fow. .Airain Evans,
Binghamton, .foly 25. . 2 Odd Felliewe
fiOLITY of every weight, jun re.
'eeiteditxn the manufactory. By
July 2C/ - EV4NR.".
COLD SEALS; some entirety neat patterns
kA "this drii received by, . • . . -
4, 5. EVANS.
GDOCKS every 'descriptiOn, plaid and
alarm, fpr sate cheap by. = -
Bingbamion,lttly 20. A. J. EVANS: -
„.
T_TARRISIN'S' Prpsortar:sit,
I . y 38. -
Be, gistees: Notice. ,
le heftily given to all persona cisidnlrett ha
Nthelolloidos esrate,to wit
ratal. ot =taro Mason, deceased: l #illia!n /WM
and Lewis l'osite, Adodolatraturs— -
• That the accountants have settled theli accounts in
the lieltisternt lake to and for the eounti of du aqua
b.nrug,rand that the same will be presented to the.lnde.
of the Orplatin's'Conit of sold coon ty; In `Slontrorni
on Wednesday: the 2Sth day of August next,.tot ten
, driestion and allowance. 2 • •
- S. T.LAIttiDOZ Ileester.
SigGtcs'pomee;Jnly27,iB2,. - -
1000 Agents Wanted;
Toti travel in every county In the Milted States, to
circulate - the authorised edition of the
Lifev,of Gen. Frank: Pierce,
or DEW 11101P8LI1ILZ,, .
Candidate of the Democracy for 'President cf ;
the-Vrated States, , by D. W. Bartlett, - •
....
Author of 5 , 1111mtl I saw in Loudon ,' or- Itlrn and '
Thine in the peas Metropolis," in an elegant 12100
vol. of 110 popes, with an accurate pcotate of 0 enetut
Pierce.
•
?betook c o ntains the particulars of hill/Witty Ili, as
/*lotus connected Stith hit private and professional taw
toryiStod eastward of tits piddle and military ferrices;
&c t ice., by a pupate Hew Snead author, who has
visited commor rat the special purpose of preparing '•
tellable tout anth*dc Teteme, =die , the adataa an d
compel of prominent. Demoerms,. - .
Tba *fart. Atae tie sanctlou or the tilatinguldied 'Snap.
:Sect Of the inanco'F. wham sadden wed ImerPeeted ON'
ration frofill • pristatevitbett• tv the
rond-paggan a t
I the leader se the Democratic party;.etch as the De.
Annetaey oonAdently believe,- soon to be elevate& by
them to the met. honorable post In t h e Avorid.-chter
/dadaist* of the Doite&States—creates a 'Materiels the
part of every AmterlauktO hoot the perttcatver of his
- Ihdrocurretall p ishruPer ,Yous s4) !LVIW I D..„ I, I
ninit..4..„.; 1 . . ~
eft Ira sent by mall poet-paid, on rentlpt or prior, '
fartheroarticulassaidresa, post-paid.
I'
I,
I - - Sole Publishers; ituburn,,q.."-T,
....'" Publhthers Dismantle Rapers, within t 4 t 1
i rr
' Of NOV e Yolk Stat Jose:tin the shore, (with, this .not
Doe. twir4 Prato s toile let of September nezt,shall
wiIfOOPYCS' lie same hype!, fret of postage • , •
- " ' . DEBBY & 61:1tbilt;
..-- JuiX2), VD% , 1 412bliffiLWV , '
rilt ',trine of • writ of bean. Ex. lamed but of the
Court of Common Plea In and fee tho county of
fibegnehaune. and to me ditected, I will expos:, to pub-'
Maxie at the Oottet Bootie s Id 310 - otiose, on Monday,
Anmutt at'l o'clock E.,Sl.,..blithat ' ceriu m
piece or parcel of lead, lying:lens aid situate to the
township of ii , Tew.lifilibrd,lo Susquehanna cutinty wad '
gtSte . of Pennsylvania, bounded - and described as fol:
lows. to wit: Op the North teal Batt by land of George
Corwin, on the South- by lend oflWilliam Corwin, and
on the West by lend of Samuel Ball, containing about
thirty. acne; with the appurtensacts,abitut three lierell
Improved, late the estate or Enos West •
Tikkiltil In exemetton at. the snit iefElettott E. Walker
spinal Enos West.'
0 . thIELDEED,
Bboriirs OlRee, 3fontrolte:? ' • -
1832. v 1
,: R ayed. ..
-..
. .
CAME fate tlie lacteal:tee of the oabseribrr abOut the
Ist orJane, throe yeattleg 'tetra, one White and the
othr , red. The owner to tettakated to prat° property,
pay ehargra and take thina away
Bridgewater. July 15, /8.52-290. ; J. 'V. CittlTll3. _
' - Register's Etdtioe •
3113L1C NO TICE Is ben by given to all persona eo n ..
P
sensed in the following estates,lo , -
Estate of William Taylor, deed, Jona th an Taylor,
ralidstrator.
• Estate of Lyman Trowbridge, Amass. -*abridge, &-
cantor. - , . .
Estate of William 71tompson, Caleb Carrailt,Trunee.
That the accountants bite rattled their accounts In the
Ittglstet'a ogles In mot for The comity of .Putstuebanna,
and that the saute wilt be pregented '4O the Judges of the
Orphan's Court of said. county, in llitistrtie, bu Monday
TheiTcti . day el:August next, for n and allow
aunt. - . J. T. LANODON, Ecglster.
Itegisice4 of ;Tali 21, 1853. -
2400 giILS OP. PLOlrg.'
' hare 'purchased within a WWeek past" 2400 bola of
.
?
Ohio Flour, all choice bratls, and' frith gymna,
and are prepared , to receive order/4 , and deliver trom,a
lei of 2.0, to 100 lads, At any p o int 06 the Lackawanna,
& Western flail Road, or on the N. Y. it Erle Road, at,
and east of Great Bend 'nation.' . ,
We hare the fullest cenfelenee the. -ell of this let. of
flour (2000 tibia of It la from only 4 different mill: Oa of
good quality,and cannot f r
ail told/m/041mo cuatoiner.
Ricca atilt 9, 1652,128 4 w,) 11,!BUItkOWS ecco:
Fotice,
N ° ll u l C Za t i i s o n h e n re p b 2l: git h en v
etsht at e o tt f e ' r 1" i o m f o t a n d y .
Shay, late of Forest Lake township, deceased,
huye been grunted to the subscribers, and ell per
sons indebted to said estate will-please make im
mediate payment, and those haring claims -will
present them duly attested for settlement. Books
and accounts may lie foiled in the hands of Ben
jamin Shay,
BENJAMIN SUAY. _
ARMELIA SUAE - FAdmes
yorrst Lake, 3alilo,lSta. • - . • - 2.8*0
Great Bend
VARIETY STORE •
This way, Ladleir and Gentlemen I
rriiB subscriber would invite his friends to call
AL at hie new Store in Great Bend. directly op
positis the "Lusk House ".aud iistnine his stock
of • gootle,` feeling assured that they wilt not go
away dissatisfied.
He.would first call the ideation of ; The Ladies
io'his great variety of
. D-ISM:rI l aW2
consisting of embroidered and priuled Lawns; De
!eines of almest every variety and style that the
the New York market aflordsblack and colored
Silks* Prints, • Gmgliams, &à. tke. A splendid
lot of Shawls,. Handkerchiefs, T.able Covets. Ho
slaty . and Gloves; Straw and .Millittery Goads.
Also, BrOadckiths,Camtimeres, sattioetts, Vest
( loge, and every material for boys and men's do-.
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoos.
Trunks„ Vance% Carpet Bage,-Carpetidg. Sheet
ings,"houre keeping articles 0f. , 411 kinds. Groce
ries .Yaukee - Notions. &c. and in short ev
erytherything
ing person needs for comfort and luxury.
rrPlease call and examine: 1
11E21TRY LANGLEY.,
Great Bend, July 15, 28m6
Dr. B. Smith; -
tIRGEON DENTIST, eau be found as usual on Non-"
DAY 3 And TCCID A *AI of. eaoU week, at als - note! of
I .Searle...ilontiose, Pa.,lie would call the particular
ttenticn of those who mewl foil scttt of teeth, to his I
ncr of inserting on the - effmolphincyrressoreprinci.
le, wtild, ho has vractlecel,for a number of years. All
'. tiler work; extracting, filling, .pleanSitig; done In the
most scientific manner.
31ontrose,July12,164.i' ' - 2Sm3
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- GOODS. - N - EW ,
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1 0R THE SUIIIMiIt'S TRADE.
rdEmmy - ¢ : READ. have last received a
large addition to their termer stock - of Goode
aneistineot Dry Goods- - of almost every descrip.
ion. -.Groceries, Crockery,. Hartitiare,, Drags ,
eieinek, Paints, Oils and Dyestairk Roota
Rhoes mid Leather, Stone and Tinaitire Watches
euretry. Silver' Spoonp,-: Pettattrefy end , in 'fact
the greatest variety that:can be forma in 'any
quire in. the county—all of which Tearer prepared
f r o sell for cash Produce or on appOyed credittat
as low inarkak any of our - iieightiars;.onrinutto,
Vs still the same,. as over—... Not to tie; undersold"
• •- ; . : • . • .
..., . .BENTLEY &READ:
%TOY IES 4 ' S'isOVE% 1- .
Great Bend eaodaraville,
lOVE,. COPP,ER„ TIN -& SHEET IRON ES:
TABLISHMENT. i _ ,
- - ,
li'' HE:snabscrilsterespectfully -traiind tree :pub;
V • ' lie that' he hiss - vet - ewe . ft a, fame 'addition•-to
, ii ferniei' Stock of'Stisvelf, consistitig , Of a variety
al: most approved lihids.amons which' are -
_'- .` CLINTON,' AIR TIGHT, .•. - '',
FOR QUEEN, . , -...
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' -."' ' ' STAR OP THE - WEST, ..
. , ', WESTERN :QUEEN, - ; - .
a eliveted (Neil. Of Sciimiii air tight Steveti
-pErtiNtii,ri - A11i:06.14,' -
WESTERN EMPIRE., .. -- 1
WESTERN EMPIRE.,,
•. ORANGE AIR TIGHT,. - ,
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i va i rli it i: l L EN ; Ri- P T ilni ll i p ii ll in S i: TC :o li ': T li C e E° ': :A n l; ew ST it - y O l ' e tE ; . i. l be . - ,
ALKILL, AIR TIGTIT, FARM.IIS,
;
A gaed and inane' assortment •:.or - Parrot ;and
- a ri l o l:to s v izi es s f .tt o n r d t . li p oial tate a r tt o l l . G l ' i o t, ati a
e 'li on os t i n S ti t;: y e i fi ti o . f
delving; Bir d intends to keeptta great a variety of
the ninsepepular stoves sus" any dealer ia,the coon ! .
try. Persona . ' wishing to parches stoves will ,
f udii to theirinterest to.call cat ; h 103.. They will
nd`bie -,
.-_,..' • . —,, '.•
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Starts l'uniitiare.
ado of the sts4ngest and. best.uteterials and tie
9heep as,et.sibe bonght in this ; oi Browne county
- and ilp.eill.better than offered, by pedlars. -
L
I& Stove Pipe & Tin Ware kept ,for-sitle and
.. I
de.to fader. ..,- :Farmers Will be supplied with
. aneartede of strong matarialsrat,Wholetede -pri
4er, ail orders for:work - in :l* line will tie thank
llY received and punctually atteadetkto.
'• • •• ' ~ - ;„ -'• -- 40112 4 7 , 601a9r054. -
Greet Bend;ldly I', !Sa l l ' -.:.
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TethigiCi
-.:: , :SSOILEWARD: , - - ,
OV:OLEN. from the_pasture
.. of the subscriber,
.on'Tuesdap the', Stit inst., a i dark-bay Mare,
Our yearroldpast, goer/size, and e.fast !rambler:
Taeuty-Svii dollars reward 'will' be paid for the
tare, and fifty dollar' for, the. Thiel:, ~,, ~ -
. : r-'.; , . ~ . ...', . .',. SAMUEL ,TRAVINL
Susquehanna Depot, Pa., July! 6,1853:: ;
...
~..*..:LOTS .•
UMMER.ShowIe. Mantillas; 1111166114 am !
:n m e &tuff; strest:braideAbscoere -sad -*prime,
icet received al . OF;TirLEP:s
gtts - ,L=htuniinifitOm Wag Elit .f .T'alt
.rogote&—Flur 36..tind Ina no at 4
,BErMY,I4 gEA.D.w.
, ; - , ' Hlgr a gliTED . • ' 1 7
l'et Sunilak o ool4 4'1113,000 JOU:1401i
,LkfiykfllFT Cosh--atioi - ers4, butter, ,foutb!
ore i _roge. - aad beeswax on accounts or for trade,
Noutrose,,Jona
TEw . - AcTOOl4 . l WOOL I r ,
ont 10,0D0 poondsot Wool n eircipogis
for'etilill Or .
elbtbir 1 ,
D. R.- I.A:li/et:OP & 4U.::
Mouitosogliftx .24 ,:• 1F52 : ' r[ ',. , -. Rig
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, . he 's Sales -•- - Executors' l'iotice:.,—. -. . Plains Au Noll #•and .
d lirdri b r4...ege i_•
P Y virtue of write ef Fi. Fa: issued otreof the T HE Understgned, executors of the last will -. . Lots for .13ate. -.- . '
andultimata of Michael J. Sullivan, '
P Court. of Comnimi Pleai!iir Susque'hanna : deo ,1,, rraFIE .Subserfber offers for tale the folkewitqg
minty, and to ine dineted; I wilt eiPose to public l i n etear i'dtetth hereby givemotteo thet!all claims!, X valuable properties, to wit; 'one farm in the
•lo at the Couettleusa sat lilontiose,onSaturdey gliatsaid estete, must be Presented to them imettownship ef Harter& coataining some sixty*
the 14th day of Aogastoentri;o'clock r. ra , be- me musty for I/Klement, and 'Mole' indebted to -about shirty of;Which - Fit Improe ei t . h ouse . s ome
itig the Undivided third part: -of two certela • 'lots said estate teiett'atit.'" to the same withanedehly. orchard, a ka ., thereon. , Said farm- lies •
~ a l a s
lying and being in ihelterouehbf Montrose,nuni- ''' '" ' • FRANCIS.QUINN, t ge n , -. mad it half frciiir.the trillege • olltarfotd, cm the
bared as lota No. ti 7 and 88,, hi:traded as follows, __ ve _
~ J.!1: 1 :11U1IPLIEY. S , , roixto of the 3/ontrorse rind' Raeford Plank' Road
SO r Lake. Jane 28,185 a .:....06,,,,e. .-: i s . , •
in : it— . • - , • i . • • -
~ It a beautiful arLd 4sta:tibia location. well *are
On ihe north by lend of Wan . , 1 ,1: Mulfeld; ea Administrator's Notice. : - teted t l e '" '"; : - ' "
the east by land' f Isaac' Peat/ on 'the south by I rrillE undersigned having taken letteis:of- Ad.' Ale° °steadier' . farm ;lying
,ott the` Belmont
land of WM:Jessup. and .on thei West by , the pub. - 1 -": minislanien bribe estate of
.Iy o ti er we, Tunitiikei:four Indies from latiesbortr, and the
lie square, together with the houses, barns and marth, deceased, late of Mefferd tolinshii)," h e r e .: IN. Y. anti Erie- Roared, ettatalnitig about 'Eighty
out buildings thereon, tiring. and containing 274 , by given:toile° to all perstine tudebtedtd said es.lacres, twenty or more of whictria ielprofeds with
8.10 eade, .. ' ' 1 ' • . - ' I tate that. the same must be settled inimediately:i house, hare; orchard; &c. " Iltie' is a 'trolnahlis
Alto the undividell- third part of another car- I and those having clams will present them for Qt ..' mere of land trim tie luentian, being well timbered
tain lot, numbered es lot No. 37, b o u n d e d et ,, t h e raugenient. 1 VHAS. TINGLEY, Adrn'r and Watered.. -• , . ._ -:; : •
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north by land of Isaac Poet, on the east by, the : ' ' , - -- with the will annexed." Also several Building lots et the alilage of Sues
Publics:queue, of ,
the 'math by land of Battle! Burford, Jane 28,-1852=26w6. ,r_
._ , , ::, torhaeura, en the 'Near., York '&. Erie' Bail Arras
Searle, together with a frame house thereon, can- - theivitig locations ISS' this
Laing 84 rods. . . ~.' .: . ._• country, being tbs. teat of the_Bail Brad Machlatit
Also,.the undivided third part ..f • ell tliii car.' Shops &.c It gentiles now abotn. 1300 billable
-•
tail pleee of lend, lying :sadb t ling in the town- , taunt, and ii haiinese fecilitieseare nntitithet Its
ship of Bridgewater end tame ty - of ..S'usquehunna, I cennectithi *ith the tibiae lind:afe fade of thebesi
described ;as follows, to w:t:]- Beginuieg at a ruill•eettte_in the county, being istre r dioteta oft doe
beech the sOutli-ens; corner of lands couveyed to suemnehanna river,„ With sufficietat pewit for any
Ebenezer Whipriti Jr., and the south-west comerpui pose. of thaeurcturitig &c. The most saipaselag
thereof: thence tfy said Whintile'i lend; and. by. inducements are-held eat by the above loratitirset ,
lands late-of Hol iii end Poweris and late ofJohn I : _-. I:IIH,ESS, GOODS. . , rer eePiteligte...utte with to . etabarkitt the lashsee.
Whiteley North # deg , west 150 i - E ' ' I '" - t 'U .-
g. parches o a, TlTare xecentang a or unteufacturing r te nu itur,floarering and lambesiwg4;
arge s upply * IPIIIP The Rail - Re:id. sdrordsithe'most cominodents sad
ataki in the boundary hoe of the 's Drinker lands" i VY •
Goods, embracing a great variety of kinds. ~.,n d - t -• I . - f : th . . : - ._.
y ranep.or ion or every ing ci t heabove linea
of which this hi ii" part, thence along, the- said :and-of bountiful styles, and patterne.Oud there!'
boundary line and ley toast late;of Henry Patrick : lowing kieds of goothrviz: - Pepline", Betanee. Bee- ' ' ltaabeee Pir,44-'1LY4"1111.1" whole , or taUtly will bet '
soldon terms t
,e mom., aevant . ageoue to perches. 1
and lintel .L.Stebbius south 67'deg east ;72 per-'I rage do.. Lawns, (plaiu, striped and plaid.) Chain-,
, i • , ere. 1 will give groat' bargatna Commaniewc
ahem to er'cheitiut.. thence.south I deg. east 120 ' brays, English. French and Domestic Prints; &e. l i ons wine promptly aneteered frosuiti trolitatrie,
perches tat a ittake and stones '. 1 11" the seeth4net I &en moat of which they offer etiosiderably lower and all nq 'r a attended nip" pay . '-' ' 1
coiner hereof, and thence south ;89# deg. welt than early , spring prices. -in ° t . - ..,,,i , "". - '
. _- S D FE GRISWOLD " -
619-10 perches !tithe place] Of beginning, con; I, Ottion4ane 12,1852:- 11. htnnOws ts-c 0; -•-• .-" ' "• • - • -
, , • Stiorf „Depot,;.Pa:, /One 1,1852. . T 3 If
taiuing 54 acres amid 135 perches ,, more or less, '
being theatapo hind and premises, conveyed by
Thomas Stewardeon ' eole sarieving Executor of
Henry Driuker decd, by t red, , bearing date ale
12th da • y of March A. D 432:4 recorded in Deed
Book 'Nii. 6, page •248, Cho it 40iteres being ini
provedrono frame barn ant, a Sundt'orchard. •-: .
Also, the undivided third' part of another piece
or parcel of land lying and lei ingin the township
of Dititecliatidcomity of Susipiehanna described
as follows ; to wit: begiuningm. a pest ilne north
west corner hereof. thencesondss6 rods to a pelt
by Benjanein Blekeelee's laird the . south-west
corner hereof; thence east by Benj.' Blitkeslees
end Wm; Harkins' land 207 rode- to a 'post the
sooth.east corner hereof; thenee , north by lambi
owned by Drinker 33 rods toe post the north
east corner hereof ;" thenceiitest 280 recta by,
Amos Brownsone tine to the: pace of- begintimW
containing-55 acres and. /42 Perelt Olt ''. suoio or
lees. etyma 20 acres being improved.
Taken in execution at the edit of A ter'Lathrop'
against Wm..D.1)e.ui504..•
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Alrlhat certain. piece or parcel of land eittlate
in the township Of Lenox iu "the county Of SUS
quehanna and State of Penn/4114min, hounded
and described as - follows, to wit,: beginning at a
post and !tones near the creek ,a corner ,
,of land
surveyed Olt for Allen McDonald, thence duo
west by the line of Brad survey 213 per Ches to a
post and , stones a center between said survey_ and
land enrveyed for. Ge..rge Felton, thence' south
86' deg. west by said Felton's survey JOO perches
to Stake and stones, thence south lel deg. east
160 perches to a. stake and stones, thence math
74 deg. east 134 perches to a stake and atoneri is
a line of land rut veyed to Jemeii Hartley, thence
north.five degree:feast by said Survey 29 perches
to a stake and stones. Thence north 40 deg.,
meet audio too of the survey tO Alien McDonald
Fifty three perahes to si stake arid atones, thence,
North thirty two deg. ' west by 'the: Fame sorrel
sixty two perehei to the place of beginning. colt:
raining 120 acres and,j39 perches of land be the'
same more or less.- Being ptieref a tractof lead
surveyed in pursuance of a' Warrant foam's Ole
Commonwealth of 'Penneylvertia, granted to
Henry Grintley, with the appurtenances, 1 frame
house, 2 frame Larne, I. cern house, 1 orchard and
about BO Acres' iinproved. • - '
:Taken in execution at the suit of Elislia Will.:
hune against: /eke A. . w illiaine; . ,
Al-scf - i , •
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All that Certain piece or pareti o 7 lan d knelt,
lying and being in the teiwnehippf Lenox *tawny
of Susquehanna and hounded - end etescrified'ini
follows, to wit: on the north Mat eest . by the par
tie - hig,hway.and Scheel hougeloti and on the south
and west by , holds of Einaittiel 'and G. W. Gar
pcnter, conteining three - nen-li, together with- the'
appurtenaticee, ode item house and one barn end
all tiametived late the estate Of Nilesif. Carpenter.
- Taken in execution at the intent Starling CU:M
ing & Baldwin against Niles L.4Carpenter.
ALSO i -. .
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate
lying and being its the townebiti of Springville
county of Susqbehanita, and bonnded as fob
lows, to wit:. ou the north by leader S. Ilickcox.
George Ely, and laud formerly,-, owned by. Na
thaniel Hobbs; °tithe east by lea of Geo. Ely,
-on the south, by land of. N. lriCk, and on the'
west by the liriekltr lands, cositeinieglithent 76
acres be the Fame more or less together with. Ore
atiiiintetratices, one hinted house, one, small of
chaittand about 8 atres'impreved; : ,
Takenlitieteedlioti at the suit of SPetider flick.
col against Jerentiela 'Smith: • ,
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...,
By Chit:6r of Write of ion. Ex 4isiixr oat or the,
Court of Common-Pleas of SusqUehannt - county,
and'to me directed, l will exposit . In:, public sale a t,
the same time - tiedplace all Thai' deresin piece or
parcel of lanif riltinttolyling and being in the town.'
shipmiClitterd;: . Sdolitteliadna - eddiair and bowl.
d'od'os follows, to wit: &Abe :Mirth- by lend of
James Drown, and on the east eolith and west by ,
lauds of J. AfeAlla,nontaining abOut 25 acres be
ing the same more iiieli, With the appurtenances,
2 houses, g band, 1. eregen•lieuset; 1 coal house,
and 1 orchard mural' improved. v . ~ •
Takeo
- in execution at the enitof _Wheatoo C.
liaintiey against Trdintin.Finu.. I ; .• ,
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ALSO :-1
.
. All that' Certain. lot piece or rav el of land sit.
unto in Bridgewater township hl, the county of
Sumnehttuna and State `of Pethiglitaitin,•bi'dn
ded as follows, to wit: being tifirtof a" lerede trabt
surveyed in pursuauce of u wareant to Tlion t io
Wharton, dated the 19th of Augrlst,-f774, begin.
nintung at a. beech, thence by '!laud' of attartos
Wharton south 65 deg. east 930 peicheisterestebe,"
a comer of Conrad Ilind'si laud; thi•tite".by - the
said Hind's land north 33 des: eakt 201:perches
to:the woo, toe of said largf tr4t, theuc • emloug
the said northern, line. north S dog'. west 200 per
ches-to a beech, and thence:long the_ said weld
era line of raid large eruct se th 33 deg. west. 04
perches to, theplited of,begiii titit,,, eon wittier .7:40
acres, more or leSe.'exbeptin ' die'refotiiti2o acres
°wind by Yokephl3eebe,mtil 50 acre* owited by
Samuel Fessetitleti, with 't le. ilppurttlittitcps,.ft
framed house, barn,] as omit rd, and 'about' sixty
1
acresimproved: ; - - 1 _
• -Taken in execution at the siiitid Bennie! War. ,
Der Jr. to the use of Joseph, eebe against .Eunie .l si
Backus and Aset-Buck.u... ..i. ; '.. Ti':: .
..: -', .
• ALSO 1 , ' -.--: :-.
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By virtue of a writ pf Pr'.'-,Fa. , iettnetV ant of thitoint ot Cannion - feless'et Sriithertnieminteart
e
tome directed , ant expose to public ealtfat the same
nate wad plate; dist ensile • rect.; or parcel' of land
Anwar lathe teirtoliipe of Gibson end Jaacion. In the
co unty of Sulkuiltanna nod ate+ of 14-nrisylranta, end
butted, bounded and described 7 ,,r„,,,.. to wit ; teethe
IA
flag A maple tree, the south fuer of land, OW to
wth. A - Whitney, theaeuby tb same north 46,91, deg.
127 porches to atones, time wild 111hItoele past cornerdhe
swalA earner of lands sold to denies Cook, and the two t
ieuer of land sold to George Ilett Jr.; thence' by th e
last ntentionallead south 45,14 , eg. east 159 perches to
* w e b se pelleg; the sold Gfeltir Jr. 's south renter. la
t r
thence of land sold to Offme That, Sr., thence by the
land test mentioned south sog eg, west tg: perches toe
hooch tree, the said Getrg Gelat Sr's!wnst corner, la the
Head land conveyed to A-to Skyron's Vrnitteeti and
thence by the last refs-Coned ten d mirth titi: deg. wad
/69 perches to the begirt/dog, cootrdenia /le, acre* and
19 perches, and allowance old awes tier cent .for road!
tte.,tie the same more or teas, to; with the tetyroew.
mots Ann apparteasneee.onename4 boos., one &mtd
t ens; one teamed wagon Rouse,eda hectutra! sac about
$0 acres troproatd. - - . - - ,
Taken to exereatlen at' thsHomi er, tratban gild add
Thomas wnnatasen, Trustees, tlseitinst Jolted 41.
Ma sod ' Rhona Chandleri Wilt of th e lot will of Rtibett.
fintsdlek deceased with netteetopeeg.chsudtes terra
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G: - 11.gr,Dii13o, Shoeift .
shp e at s office; Montrose; rt ' i'.: .
July 22, 1852.2:, ",
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- VOIR- .•:
51) / 000 11?:,2i;.211, 1
,!cro - LrE..l,;;'.' 3 '=
Blitilaoy's Flows, lowirlikin Shay othiept ine.
i n s n i q uebanna county._ 13, , FUL,LBAr.'
radio, May 1.11, : nt.o
- NEW Gooos._:.: ,
AVE are now receiving, Illerge supply of New
• . Gads. making our , Stock more complete
than ever, and We invite an eiamination of it by
any and all wiahing to purchase.
, . 1 -. • .U. BURROWS & CO.
-Oihson,Jnne 12. 1852. , ,
TEE WONDERS: OF AST! 7 "
(VIE NECILIISITY. OP. ,GoING To Bingilamton
osviaTEDU - - -
what hitth magic powir to trace,.
Wauty'a loyely form cad grime,
"Or the plaMeatchomeliest face?
- Aquerreotycie.- • •
,
' What ego' infiitit erigage—
. ihEittplies:te fife's midribs stage;
Or the hoary insirs of age?
_ .
Daguerreotype
Whit uttracti the lover'e,eve.
Mith a leit•tale sigh,
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Thotlgh'the !oiled on.. be not t
'.• Daguerreotype
What goies coriirort ta'the heart
When our dearest frirtola depart
"kii 01'4 wouder4orkidi 'tat— •
- -' Dagnorr*c4fio
Titid a hallowed feeling lends;
• And - for absence makes amends,
When we holdsolue cherished frienffei
Daguerreotype;
Then why need you longer stay 7.
CoMet•Lthares danger in 'delay ;• • •
Have your pictures drawn to-day,
And you'll be prepared to say _ • .
That then; is &nth, if not poetry, in' the above
lines. and that at the. •
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS
;;-.' • * Vie EYALIng -- -
it tho place to get a faithful and pleasing portrait.
rite artist takes Able opportunity to tender' his
grateful acknoirledginents to the patrons of his
Art—trusting that his efforts to please; in th 6 past,
Will ensure his succeis in the. future. • _
To his former faCiiitiei he has now added an im
proved Half-size Camera,' by the' aid•df - Which lie•
is prepared to _to take groups, or 'single picurnis; in • , STOVES! STOV - ES!!
a superior 'Wanner. ' • THE subscribere - having enterediute co-part.,
• .
•-••
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A new and beautiful ittrietforplain and fancy aersliip• in the
cases—Turtle' shell, rfapier Mache, - and other . •
splendid styles,of varioustizeeand patterns; phi Stoves .S.
and plated Lo c kets , &e.. . • business, are prepared to attend to all,orders in
You who have beauty fame and let the take it:, their hie alive ohOvavi• vidiiee* - BY giving infiCS'
You whohave none tpray'oonieflud let ore make it. attention to the birsiness theybope to merit their
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(f.:rOdd Fellows Hall, corner of Turnpike and chars of the trade. r .
The husidess be carried on DPP
Chestnut etreeta. • • • - • •
1_ June 23. 4852. ; "Democrat office, under the name and f
- N - Ovn: : "" A good Quarter CanlOrai ...D.._Llthfr. l ,A2o." ,, .
•
very low price. •
The artist, when-net is his rooms, may be .arc.s!.tane 1e42. • •-• DEZ.*
found by inquiring at the Candy Sliop._
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TO Fr ERYBODY, GREETING
Deana Park & tow
• I
Tho'present Proprietor "of the
" • " -
BAK ERY'AND - .CANDY "SHOP
XITOULD, cell attention to the fact 'that they
`"T are no* carrying on Inisinetri sit the :stand
lat Cly occupied by Mavens & Donintirei'
'They. Lave secured: the services of good watir
men, whose ability and, experience will enable
thiMi to prOduee armlet' in their line of At troperrok
Ftavill bithe constant-effort. of the Proprietors
to make ample provision for the wants Eif,theie
customers, end, as far el may. bein weir, poiver,
will entkrateir that their intdiliSerseWith inttch shall
be both - ste - estand pleasaht. • .
White and , Brown Bread, Rolla era Rusk, fresh
every - 111Clutti - y, & Priilay alteration alio, Crick ! .
cis, Cakes and Pies always Mir hind; -
Frnic
IYrOpe—st new tirticlei, , prifetsairig,theln.
For of differe,4 kindf - of fruit".!very. pleasant • -to
;Site'
Fliarr,bY the titeret tiritiielf,nt the foweet.mar.
ket -- price - Alitio, - StigureiNtilasseii . anil most kinds
of Groceries, on the :twat remimnible terms,
- A frity.til those , celebrated Petit -apple I
• Cheese—rich and rare—Just in - , Mid tiig',off i
Greatanttpilts#,eiii; - ce:111. •T
11. A. DEANS. - '
• - 2 -If. W. PARK.
• :•• • ••• ,
-4: - IreliOty of seasoned - ine Limber for sale.; .
DEANS,VA,NK I:. CO.':
Administrators': Notice.
NQTIP•
E is hereby given that the- iittereigfiej
. heve beim, ippenitecf Ifilleinistngere. of the
ratite' of Tmenitti-N'ifo - de'eieve..s; lite of M.
bulb.- 'Alt 018'114 hid' ebtetf to , ihi iliqvitate" eff
vetoer - tell CO settle the semeitemdtafelyEend24ll
pefeone, havieg demenchs lagniest said esta,to,F4.ll
atteviecf,Ter'seitlitietit.
A IVDRY-W S; LOW;:
JEREMIAH SHANNON; gdmee. ,,
Anurni.igt! , !" 22 r 1 832 . 23, ! 6
• .
ildnifigslxh,tot ) t
-moTreE Whereby riven that the anderaigneii
ea
.. beetiappointeci Administrator of the ee
tete of tAixii Ass Mitxmlo,cleceasetl.lateet A
tetra. - MI 'Foreeite islebted to the Wiid l ealatli are
rigerefed to wake imrnedinte padritent, and all
perpone having demur* azaluat Odd estate, will
ISleage them, duly attest 'd, for settle.ment.
. '' ""- • ' ANDREW si•tow,
.A.vtblint,Juiii 22,1832: • . •
GRIND • '
A-ruNs - cit Bares Grind 'Stones:4 the belt trioardsetptf
4- I'nr, economical Shape, and or alt to ; .oitechrom26 , e
1114 at 1 74, to 2 X eta pee accordiut Br else,
2 ton' rds‘ Gores ~le" *hien
than the Beres,-and arc eery nuPPOltFonet lurr
work, and water lawn. Pete t o Obt "MI • •
• Gibson ants e,lsp, tv,pm) - U. uuuROWB
—Admuustraters'
NOTIC E
Is herebigieett that the undereign•
ed • bnie been , opixiintest,goninietnttori - Of
t he po t ty t it ffal;iiu.Santuiens; late" o:r Neor.llll
- toietiehip;4:edliased:' Alrtperiofte indebted to
inid.estate are regtityteato:eettle'the,eanie.innuf!
dintely..ent peretnii having deniands.agninet
'sib] estate wilt:resent theoLduly Moiled to the
subeerittene. • '
eempurs„
6 ,, anti0 . 514.7 . 17 A4 , 1 i w Bs2 o . ol?vrouru, I A dcirea.
gtAkf PI.IECON Or PAPFS,UAM3i7,
ALNGS.- -. •
IVißirilb.ClNG*grest.v*risttorliencaiM . P. 4 !"
E
te*st wtiictt we drat at,'.lowor price*: that)
tivri - heard beforeiu itio a parts Httrolsoirtir
Wall Tapirs 9 - to- ltreetitiftiroll. :.011144.11•14fRP,
lotto! PAiladoriphiti Paper.teAutifitt• Poktorni•E 36 1
aaPerior will make jt. for . the lrue~
, reit:oral! wishing terpsper
itoliaithiise 'Vora outstoelr:
11. •:•
• • . /0171.4111r.411!4‘
.4100,11,*tue)-2,i861.: 35t1
*OUNT pitOSPECT
WITEIt eIjitEAVD:INSTITEIt
BING H 111 TON N. Y. - '
..-fretts lattitenion 'is - located iwa beautiful 'am"
romuntic'grovti at. the,buee of Meant Pro , l
pent, and within the '
corporation of the vilate
possessed of an abundant , supply of portal soft
water L advautages for exereise in the pure - rsh,*
carriage 'and Coot walk up" the mountriin t 7oferl '
looking a scenery unsurpassed in beauty and
grandenr. end "free from the noise end unread •
busy life," Wilt extelient sailing' and rowing 'Atli;
leges on : the plaaduni waters of the Chenango.—
These air a four of the presentation the "Care
()tiers to the invalid: • -
-;. The hOuie :is new and' nommedions—bathing
apparatus excellout-t-woll ventilated. : with UV
feet piazza. •
a The medical department is , ander the entitle
Core of-Dr: Thnyre and wife, - Who' hit% hidlarge?
experience in Ilydropethic'prkctice; aid 4re lko
vorably known as successful practitioners. •
Courses of Lectures, with full Plates aid Maw
(rat iorrs.;wili• hegiven theme:tett th'e entatelt td
the Students and Putienti; upon AnatianyiPhysi;:.
ology. Dydropathy and Hygiene, for whiph•theritt
will be no additional - charge.. ,; ; ,
:reritalli odic' 'have . been tong ued to their bedis
for years, era invited to correspond with MP or
.give us ik call. Oar nieces' in the treatment of
dissidea , peculiar to fetnales, bar given as Cana
(fence, and we say, to all)arttch; erten if th* flays
I "marred ; mach Haul dm* , plialciang," ifertur
one more trial. ,- . , ;; -
.
'Ferris:from s4' to 89 per week, (Wilde
weekly;) according' to room and
r attentiori
red. _Patients willpmvido forperional nee:geom.
fortables,.2 blankele, 3 linen Ire.altail 'heels end
6 towels.o V. TPAY l'eß, /If. D., •
• .
• Reslitint
[Mit De W. Sc. H. M. aINNEY, ProPtietesi
-NEW GOODS.
•
MEW Spring and Summer Goods in great Ira . -
11 riety and style, "and - :a general airortatealof
Staple and Fancy _pool:just received:And selling
=instal& low by 112BURRITL.
- New - 11111fdrd, May 8,
SIX ID WAX liIC SIALMA, I
%stir. Aindersigueds Mrs ow head' tistipplp or,
.1. stook such as Ifydrardia Rims, for bringing
water up hilt. to Itoasesiwhich Ito wilt- lay mut
warrant ode yeitf; Also Chain Piuti - pa'attd Cuti
Iron Pumps, for 'bringitit water Nut went hit*
houses, and ry supply of Lead Pipe, - wlileh , be wilt
say niid warraitt 'tvel‘ done. nos" who strarlo;
workAcine- 'iu Iny lino.lot ha - sinews tititt Aid it tAi t
theicluterSidito call on y' -
. 0
..
. y ;yER PATI4Etk• •
Gibn Fq
OLIVER
1852.
„
liaritg..
and liarirest.':'
Saythee; Cnolleot liry
and straw Fortcre Sampson's nove_tatteno
Seythe Stickeillikee‘ t _Quinebang Scythe Stone*
end 01116 Mind StOnie;in linen - and or soli by
• "U BURRITZ
?ievrstill'oni,lano,lBsl • -' '
:WEI - THP" THE PfES S
TO AY iOISNQE TICK` ARRIVAL of 31.9511
NEW: . 0
000
:At Webb's,
WA%TED **it tinit'cAtifro!:.
DOZENI
ri.ctop nit wool Socke,:tri4q.
kjiiu e"xcliaket f0i11,50411 at Cash prltati.: Threw
thillara per.dtiznik4l*.cit•.•2lrey most best 'good
• 'EAIv2C & rEcK:
garfiVd, - • . 22ar
;:. PR' iftNIC . 34 - 0131 : 1 / 1 141 `Si"PRLIIII .. '
TilE'lscgcst stockandgreittest vatioljr,of *NIL
FOMO styles and pi:Meru. over offered +m this
market. which we 'ofrer at estremely,
iiii.thlirm lar t tc lc: Ihnuasouis Wats forAftas.
"east pence ti yard. _ • •• ,
tithiont Jan: 12,1932: iitingows
DRYGOODSAMICANZETS
rIIIIB eubscribere would inrorin -the. eitizous,al
Z
SusqUehauaa couaty that they have ito‘a
her@ a Ins-go astortxueutor DiY:olods,at•yockbp.
pule auckretnit.'! , ;-.:!•:? • • -.:!
• :!,; :iIEXTLX.3IENie,-141'41t111.XVD.: :'!'
confining. iu part atbrpacksl9lllB.paasiva•reia.aat.
inotta. Keutucki, kiwi; ireatiacia, 46110ton:es
goodrof all ; ~ • ,•,,•
LADI;I6''..I4*&II,III6NIs " ;••
consiatiog pf ttlarge viz; Black pilleailltn.
cy,40., !satin% glogbamisri.6Ootot, and Ainerieork
prints cif .'allitinthi, - somo-at 6 pence tier• yad
ontoerior quality' of osiontivarrontedt /tines*
Calhalprlq+aplino4loveo, bintiory °tory grade,
and quali t y—Whiti, goadri Brown,aud bleached
+.
heavy gnalith at' ed; I ts,
•
gamut/4.03°14h diaper. birdat
0ve..d0., Itopkino.liish , lineisoutiVoinntoo.; in faek.
aiinost *every thingArttho ditgoods lino; Atio t a..
taro - tout& • - ' ; •
- • , „
ThreelAk lagrailts.,-..nPttnkGultd
stair, iroggito, jaooG I'o tottoi—lvil Clotho far -
floors etiel - tablee; • •
• We levit#•ati tiklthlg'Attr place to otttl anti ts. •
amine mo.,atooltx tar' yup.(cet oclifident, doing;
it will. be a saving of tou to ta•nty Otul.
motto is !rick Antis mut smolt profits: - -
i4tato.naarli Oppiisitei Itto.Pootoince; ainghall'•••
ton, N.Y% . NE'r. •
.RON
April - 7, '18 , 5?. '
,
Cdidos .
chiumi Gatidi•bi , lloTl47,4Artisl l .:
Matra:. July V 2,1852 ait