News by iretegraphi
Tur , MORT QUESTION.
wag oarespeadence of the ft ix Task laezaht. ,
Washingten, Auwastit
Th e
announcement that the &helydifficul
.l/491,,,,ett1ed, is premature.. Mr. Crampton,
',. e B r itish Minister, had.ad interview with tile
to .day. I have the best reason for
b 7 h .o, g that, so - far . from the matter being
Lied, t h e gr avest tears arc felt. It is juicer
- that the British government never con
templated enforcing the disputed Proint in the
natl.:ls to the headlands, but the colonial an
beides have always contended for this inter
petation, and have passed laws to that efreet,
riceoft,
the cruisers fitted out by the colonists
i ns tructed to seize all the American fish
tr vessels violating that interpretation of the
i ra te, They even go further, and declare
use a ny fishing vessels found - within the three
m il es are lawful prizes. Admiral Seymour, it
aeon of this forced construetien an Commo
dore Perry can be, but the danger is, that not
witbstar.ding his watchfulness, some such seiz
ure day take place: Decides, there are at
Last twenty thousand American fishermen in
terested in this fishin ,, trade, and authentic in
form:ion has reached here that they are daily
bNeming mere excited. •
The warlike demonstrations in the Senate
MA not have the effect of calming this feel.
i h z. The greatest anxiety is:therefore, felt
for' the spay adjustment of the difficulty. If
Anerlean blood should be spilled, war would
be inevitable. The negotiations which are
pm wising are, doubtless, rendered more vim- I
prated by the fact, that the President dbes
feel warranted in making any concessions
is England, for the opening of the fisheries,
celess the matter is first submitted to Con
gress; and the feeling of Congress at present,
is not the most amicable.
The omission, by the President, in the cot..
respondence sent to the Senate, of Mr. Web.
ger s proclamation. was a pointed rebuke to
that gemJeman for his course. -
Th ere is, of course, no danger of a collision
between Commodore Perry and Admiral Sec.
nen X. Y. Z.
Boston, August 9, 1352.
The schooner W. It. Barnum arrived at this
pert this morning, from Prince Edward Island,
with fire of the passengers and two of the
crow of the schooner Lyon, of Brookhaven, b&-
fole reported seized for fishing off Prince Ed
c•ard lshai The vessel is reported to have
boon in a calm at the time, and full three miles
from land. She is the first vessel ever seized
for fishing off Prince Edward Island.
A toiejaphic despatch, dated Pletou, Aug-
Lst 6th, snys that the fishing schooner Florida,
of Glouresier, was brought into Chorlottetown,
Praet Elwardisland, Yesterday, a prize.
L!!1"..5 risnEnt DUTI
CULTY, ETC.
WaShillgtoll,-AULTLISt 9.
learn that Mr. Stanton, the able chairman
of the House Naval Committee, contemplates
imrodneing an appropriation, for a screw pro
pp iler ship, to be about two thousand tons
tcrthen, with thirty-nine inch shell guns, elcv.
en itches on the upper deck. This is with a
.view of testing, the experiment of such a ves
sel; and if it snxeeds, there is no doubt all
the :easels of the navy will be provided with
steam and similar armament—thus making it
far more efficient
General Houston's special committee, it is
nail, rai:ed with a view of exposing the
I:nil:lines winch the existing, rules of the Pen-
Oloc permit agents' to practice
•..? 7. Ci It is vi.ry F , ,ieddc, however,
tai the .avestigation will take a much wider
amp..
113. St,ale speak upon the fishery
t! , r, na Thurs,lay. It is pr'obible M. Web
ster's hlarid , l. in i-sn'ng a proclamation, al
riceo. a,..itn , ,, , NN:tiging that under the treaty of
:3R meriran vessels can be exelu!ed from
wereS ins:de of the headland,:,--alth:uagh the
British government hare, in fact, set, up no
each claim—Will be handled very severely by
the Lstinguished Senator from Louisiana.
't . .= arr. SO2. Nlztax.ll. co:tvz.moN.
Pittsbufg, Aug. 9, 1852.
The delegates to the. Free Soil National
Convention are assembling in great numbers.
The hotels are already nearly filled. Ohio,
Pennsivania. Illinois, Wisconsin. and Ken
tucky are largt le represented. Seven
gaits' are _here from Maryland, and twenty-
Levis from Wist.omin.
Among the arrivals- are Messrs. Giddings
and Jun e Spalding. of Ohio; Rodney French,
liEss.: Chas. F. Adams, Quincy Miss:, Lewis
Tcppan, ten• York; and Rev. D., Brisbane,
Camnrirdi. Se•vrral oth , dr prominent men are
expee:ed to-nvirrew.
L.-morrow will he spent in caucusing. It,
eppetra to be the general determination to
nominate John Hale. notwithstanding his
dediantien, and thu.; throw on him the re
9ks3i!ity of disorganizing the party, if it is
to k broken up.
3lessrs. Giddings. Spalding,' and Le*is of
Ohio, -re spoken of fur Vire President, •
Drzzremet rult. - PITT.SaiLEG, ETC.
• Pittsg, August 7, 1852.
A fire broke out this ur
afternoon; in a stable
in the re.r of a hoe in the centre of the row
on Prospect street, between Washington and
Em streets. The flames speedily communi
cated to the adjoining buildings, which were
frames, destroying almost the entire blocks
ibeludiug the liack buildings, to the Hill
About tweet :- five houses were burnt- - and
tfty families were rendered bouseless. The
houses were of little value, the occupants be 6
kg, of the poorest class.
Lieut. Chapman has written to the Navy
Department, requesting a further investigation
Cs to the chrog e s against him of having viola-,
la a young woman lately &Teamed. He has
b:en acquitted by two coroner's juries.
There is nearly three feet of water in the
ricer, :hi:l there are prospects of a rise "by
Monday, as it is reported that the rivers above
are swelling rapidly from the_ lute rains.--•
Freights to Cincinnati are 35 cents.
rtoonEss OF THE CHOLERA.
Rochter, August 9, 152.
The Board of health es reported three new ca.-
R 8 of cholera, and deaths, in the 24 hours
mding at 4r. a. This is Li:decided ahatement.
Chambersburg, Pa., Auust 9._
There have beam
19 deaths here during the
I;%t three weeks, from what Physicians pro
linnee to be cholera. Three colored persons
died of. it - yesterday, and four new cases have
ken reported this mondn,g—all colored. -
I,I:OGRESS OF THE MOLE S&
• Rochester, Aug. '7, 18,52.
The Board of Health report thirteen new
itses of cholera, and eight deathi, for twenty.
four hours ending at- 4P. M. Tiro of the
4eaths, however should have tteeri reported
yesterd ay.
TELeather to-day has been *arm - and
e47-The Manchester (N. ay Union is. s
ro-
J'tlible for the following :-
SCOTT PYRAMI D.
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Th . ( Ps' emitionl cftliup
pmainatisiti,'Atignst 1852. , •
The extreme sentence of. the, law-. on Skit
pinsltl was coded' into_ effect at 17 =IMAM . )
lost tit o'clock ttli t ra9tg , t3hinitr_Doldi with
hia'own hands, ptillhkg-: the cord- that cattscid
the-trap to fall. Thetreinand about 55 per.
sons only witnessed the.executfon, die_ Sheriff
having,withstood -the innumerable solicitations
for admittance.
The, spiritual advisers of, the; culprit Were
with hint all night -He sent for the chaplain
of the priion; fteiv..Win.Alexiiiider;and took,
apparently, an affectionate leave-of hint'. He
was calm, in his department, A few minutes
after 11 o'elock, Dtr. F e recd, the keeper of the
prison, accompanied by . the Sheriff, lIIr, Deal,
entered his cell, to . pinton him and prepare him
for execution.. _This was very affecting. 'The
procession was then formed and proceeded to
the fatal spot, He carried a crucifix in his
hand, and on ; arriving et the drop, the, priest
ascended the platform With him
' accompanied
by the Sheriff. They spent a few minutes in
religious duties. The priest then said.that ho
was about to dio for a crime of which ho did
not acknowledge himself guilty. '
Skupinski's, last,weirds were.—" I am limo
cent I did not deiterre'thisldeath, at least„for
the crime for which I was tried. Guilty or
not guilty, lam prepared to die." Ho added
something more, in a -low tune, which could
not be understood by the Polish int' rputar.—
His liody has been interred by the priests:
This was all'theiconfession that was ruade.
The priests having descended; ho was left
alone with the Sheriff, who sdjosted the-cap
and rope ; .aud after shaking hands with' him,
also descended, and in a few minutes the rope
was scyered, and _the unfortunate man was no
more.
Skapinski displared great firmness, and held
the Crucifix steadily; no tremor, not a muscle
seemed to move. When he dropped, his hands
moved slightly for it few minutes, and then all
was still. .
After the culprit fell, a nervous reaction pro
duced n nervous tremor upon hint. The Sher
,Hl and a gentleman supported' him on each
side, and he soon regained his wonted. firm
nese. •'
'When all was bie r 'Thais was told of the
execution of his brother, and requested to be
taken -down to see[ the remains, which was
complied with. Mats was deeply affected—
shedding many tears and embracing the body.
He appears • now very anxious about his Tyr)
I fare, which depends upon Governor Bigle4—
The brothers had threeinterviews prior co al
final separation. -
A handsome colto was proVided, and there-I
mains were passed over to the priests, who
convened them away for interment :1
The Sheriff'perfbrrnedlnS trying duties ad
mirably. He has been most humanely atten
tive to the pris oners.
A deputation arrived during the morning to
ask a for - questions, about the posden murder,
but the priestS interfered, and would not per
mit any questions to be asked.
A biography:of the prisoner's life has been
prepared by the priests in. attendance,' which
will be translated and published" to-morrow.
Gan. Scott's Quarrels..' . .
.
In the war of 1412, Gen. Scott quarrelled
with Major General Brown, and attempted to
have him court.rnartialed.
Ho qaatrelled with the brave Geiteial Jes:
sup.
He quarrelled with Gen. Jackson, and re
fused to act.pta challenge.
Ho quarrelled with De Witt Clinton, and
challenged him to q g ht a duel. . ;
He quarrelled with Gen. Macomb, and re
fused to obey ordeli.
He quarrelled with Gen. Peter a Porter,
Secretary of War under Mr. Adams.
He-quarrelled with Gen.-Gaines.
He quarrelled with Mr. Marcy and wrote his
hasty letters.
.
Ho quarrelled withiGen. Taylor.
Ife.quarrelled with alr.Trirt.
lie quarrelled with Gen. Worth.
- •
• He quarrelled with' ,, , en. Pillow. -
•
He quarrelled with Col.,ltiley:
Ile quarrelled with 'Col. Duncan, and if he
is itul elected President, ho will quarrel with
the'whole Whig parkt, tho whole world and
the rest of-mankind.':
Damocratie Cinnty Convention.
The Democratic ;COunty. Committee met
pursuant to public notice, at the Hotel of Wm.
,Hatch, in Montrose, on Tuesday the :29th
of June last. On motion it was s
Resolred, That , the Delegate Elections be
held in the several Election Distriets on SAT
URDAY the FOURTH day of ' September
next; between the beers of 3 and 6 o'clock
P. M., at the places of holding General Elec
tions, for the purpose of choosing two persons
to represent each district in the Democratic
County Conventior,to be held in Montrose on
Monday the 6th day of September next. -
Resolred, That tim following named gentle.
glen act as CoMmittees to give notice or and
superintend the Election- in their.respective
Districts:, , I
Ararat—T. B. Ogden, Alonzo Walker, Na
thaniel %Vest.- - - H , '-
Auburn—John Tewksbury, Patrick bonlin,
Jonas Carter. " • • .
Apolaeon—Harry, Barney, • Timothy Griffin,
Reuben Beebe. '•
Bricliewater—Hugh 3.leCollnin,llyde Crock
er,: A. F. Williams. - '
Brooklyn—Daniel Torry, E. G.WlBlurts,
Wm: L. Richardson. , I
Choconnt--Michael Kane, Jr:, Daniel Shar
er, Francis Quinn. .
Dim ock --Charles' Gilbert, C. Lathrop,. S.
P. Brown. j
Dundaff--Sidney. B. Wells, Geo. - Cone, , T.
P. Phinn4."
Forest. Lako—Wm. Harvey, • Moses t Stop.
paid; Meehan; • :
Franklin--DanielDavit4 Tynts Peek, W. C.
Smith.. : • '
Friendsvillo--Cloarlis Campbell,' William
Robb% Calvin Let.;
Gibson—G. S. Ames, John Imiley, Reuben
Tuttle. ' i •
Great Bertd—lsaie Reekhow, B' B. Tuthill,
Charles Chamberlin. ' -
' liartoonv--lonathan Taylor, IL ILMeltune,
Dr. E. N. Smith' - :
Harford--Geo. W. Seytnour, john titlinns,
Dr. J. B. Streeter.' - .;- ,
_ . 4 . . .. 1,1
Herrick—Alvan Citindler, Alg.kon 11: 1,7 7or,
Jacob Lyon. -' -." t' -
T.
c ' 1
Jackson—Alonzo. Brputt, Dr. T: 1. ea
,k
ton, Daniel IV. Farrar.• c ' _
Jesanp—A. &Lathrop, I T. C. Shertnan, bel
Chatfield. . . -
Lathrop--Setit Bisbee, G..S. Tervvklib_nry,E.
'
Lenoi—Charles Conrad, I. Marcy, Xll.
aha Bell._ - •
Liberty—John D. Turret). Ira' Comstock,
—Tompkins: •
Middletown- , C. R. Hoadley, JOhn Flynn,
Johnson W. Stone. '•
Montrose r a, C. Tyler, Win., R. /intuit 8..
tri
Croasan. • • r...-
New. Milford.;-Noininn Foot Peter 3.1eP01•
Tracy it. Hayden. _
Rush—_,loalah N. .1, SherFoOdi Btu&
tus Maynard. •
Silver Lake—Thnothy lifurphy,ll. blialgeo
Dennis Sullivan. •j l,l
Sprisgville—W. B. Heivirie,k, • l• •
lips, Asa • ' 73usti • , , ,
Thomson--Dl.' T.; Whitney, Chester 10. • - ft • i' •
(lard, Ebeeezerilessepger. ' in Pike, Bradford Cps*, on the Oid
I WRRELL, , Clishi4ep.' Mr8,,04114 4t BEIOGS, in the 25th, /eq. of
Valifoinitc
,Ftsn.,-Tlin!C'hinese of : this city
,have, wit i ;
in the paiefavi , dais, tarnett their attention o
Catchingfish, with which our 'labor literal y
swarms. Thai linarilarity 'of their mode is m,
inning. They bayou mesh'abott fifteen feet m
circumfereace,, which r in kept Stretched out by
means o Y pieces of barnboo,ptaekteroaswi s e.J. - .
The wharq aplawritns then - fastened to the
end 8f along hole, and by means of weights
placed, in. the nbt, it is then allowed to fall 14-
to the etre:Mi.:4Thu - Celestials did not - ,appc: r
to be Very tnicaeitsful:-7-&n Promise(' kayo .-
. _ .
. . .
A sibilar npParatus for taking fish ' haibee
in use ' for'yeara en'tlie2cloto; Wo have see
fish . taken in the mode: that :appears to IM
curiosity fr,,o'ttt California editor: • '
Fnurr.—A goOd "aroP - of grapes may be. e -
peeled this sea*on._ 'The crop of figs will b
more than an almrnge One, and pearti; and ap.
pies will also abundant. -•The peaches and
apricots suffered ia the - early part of last spring
And - their yield rwill not bta so good.—Los A
glas Star. ' ; ' ' • •
Itat itEsT.--Our farmers aro new busy gath
rr
oring the goideu grain, Of which an abundan
crop has been raised.' ,The capability of on
soil for producing barley, wheat.,&e.t is aston r
ishing.. The farmer ' s heart is cheered, and the
snits of the plating ;season are more that
made up fur byithe quality and extent of tin
3 I+l.—Did.
Founnt or Aim—Extensive preparation
are being wade intone Valley for a grind
e bration of the anniversary of Arperican lade
pen-deuce.: " • ,
Juky . Liii-r-AugusiTeFra i 1e52
• GIUND'A7II.OII9. - •
Apolaeon-Llimes . Lynch.
Bridgewater.4-Jabez Osborn. •
• Brooklynßiehard Williams.
Choconut—Hiram Pates, Michael Kane, Jr
Jasper Stanley. - • - -
Dondaff-4. H. PhelpC.:
Friendsville—Ahira- Wichlmtn.
Forest Lake—John" Mulhare.
Gibson—Jkob L. Gillett.. • -
.Harfurd-:-Fratiklin Barnes; Loren Gates.
Jaokson•Nelson French.
Jessnp—John A. Howell.
Liberty-- , S. %V Truesdell: •
" Lenox- -Orrin T.Kinney. ' "--
Montrose-4. T. Birchnrd, Azor
New Milford—Abraham Kimbler.
Springville—William Belcher, Orrin Pritch
ard, A. ILScott, David D. Sherman; Denhisu
Thomas.
TILAVARSE JURORS.*
Auburn--John Bridget, John Curley, Sam
nal King.
Bridgewater—. George Backus, Frederic
Foster, J: W. Shipman,
Jacob 'Shay, -Georg.
J. Kent. Phineas Smith.
Brooklyn—David Morgan, Joseph, Lines, 3
L. Mack. • •
Clinconut—Robett GURU, John Clark.
Clifford—Phqip Burdick, Jacob G. Cudde,
back, C. W. Norton, Edward Oram, Georg j i
Salisbury. - ,
Ditnoelt—lsaac P. Baker, Sylraniis Tyle
Franklin—El. L. Bluweis, Rufus Tuthill
Leri Suni:ars.
Forest Lake—Orrison Thatcher, Startle 1
Turrell, Elexha Warner.
Gibson=-C'urtis Howell, Jacob Dutcher, :V
B. Kennedy. -
Great Wm. P. - Monk, G.: TV. Stel
khens, David Vane:tem • _
Harford—Alfred D. Rartmrd, D. M Edward.
Joshua K Adams. Brailus Brewster,
Harmony-1...C. Adams;
Daniel _Benedia, Bcbranzd Brash, Henry Lar
awau. 11
Herrick—Abel Kent. •
Jaelio.oa:--- . Chauncey' Lamb, J. J. Turner.
Jes.sup—Jobn Bedell, Orlando Stone.
C. Handriek.
Igithrop-Thomas 7.lLobinson,Aaron Saun
Lenox—Alson!liff.iny, ,Wm. Bartley:
Liberty—Perry P. Butts, Barton Hitultai
D. 0. Turroll,,Jeretniah D. Wilbur.
_Middletown—N*on Camp.
Montrose-- Wm. N. Post.
New Milford—Stephen Barnard, S. IL Will
inn% James Boyle, Francis illosley.
Rash—Alfred Estes, Alanson Lung, Le
Topper, Philo Sherrcoofk-
• Silver Like:-.4 - ane Gitige,
11hchail Afeehcn
Springville—Wm. Taylor. .•
Thomson--Isaish Cross, Samuel William
* Those names in Italir4 are, for Steen
Week. - _ -
Trial List--A•ag. Term, 1852.
Loomis: vs. Kellogg, Feigned :Issue. -
Sutphin: vs. Wade et. al. '
Bank a, Snsq. Co. va. St. John, In -Case.
.Allen vs. N. Y. &. Erie $. It. Co:, In Case.
3logg, Adm'r vs Very's Executors
Riley vs. Clark. - .
Wells & Chittenderfors. Sweet Attaehtnen
Slocum-vs. Sweet, •-• .
Second Week.
Howard Adler cs. Reese: Trespass: - •
Gammerei vs. Bennet Ex'rs, Set Fe. • •
Meacham_ vs. Case, Replevin.
Dailey vs. Roe, Trespass..
.Heirs
_Heirs o t D. Lyontdeed, vs: L. & W. Co.,D
Kellam ye. Green, Trespass. •
Hulvany vs. Sherwoed, In Cast •
Dunmore A's. Dunmore, Divorce. -
Kansford vs.-Gardner, In Debt.'
Tayler vs.'Pteddard'a Aden, Bd. Fa.
Butterfiehtet. al. vs. Keeler et. al., Trespast
Gay vs. Cooley 2d, In Case.. • -
Gay vs. holier - ,
Boyle vs. R. Co„Dathrge. •;
Hart vs: Cobb; , . •
Settled:dui vs. Durgey,et. al., Ejectment.
Robinson Stephens, Id Debt. • _
Drinker et. al., vs. Newcomb, Ejectment.
Holland vs. Canfield, Trespass.,
Cooley
Cooley 2d vs. pay; In Case.;
Cooley 2d vs. Pay, Trespass.
Ward va..Crofut, Ejectment. ;
Drinker
- •
Drinker et:al. vs. Goodrich,•Ejectruent.
Flynn vs. Bowman, Appeal..:
Grover vs. Hotel, •Attacliment. •
Groier ca: Raub, Gar &e. Attachment.
Susq. Co, Agricultural Society.
A stated; meeting 'of thei 'Society will l b
held on Wednesday evenin, Auz.
: SAMUEL F. CARMALT, Roc. Sec'
Deeds!, Deeds! Deeds!
A new; lot of Blunt -Beeds,just'pririt,ed
for sale_ at this office itsl,oo per quire, or
cm* er(9h: ' , ' •
• alitagirrlar • -
July. 24, by Rev. R. A. Riley Mr.' Trucrier
Lswis of Great Bend to Miss' AIWIDA NEw
corms of Binghamton:'
In New Afilfoid, on The , ith ult., by Wm, C.
- Wind, Esq.,. )fr. Cuenves D. JorrosoN of
Great ,Bend. and= Apes Lyme _Lzwm of
Conklin, N.Y.. ' • . . •
By the iame, • on , the .18th 4Joslrua
-.Brimmti and Arias Estuvr:Jonzsosi, 411 of
Druggist ;
• • Busquehtiniza..,DeTokPai
ALEit in Mugs. MCdiviners, Phil:its,: oils.
J—P vital - dem,: Whoa ruid Liqutirs,' - 144-§turfii
Patent _Ateclicinev; . all 'kind/. Comb; Tfllssi l y,'
Brushes, Heibe, Kifuntei,YsToiret Articles; GOLD
v—
"'Veit 'Aciaidernia, Hooks, Stationery,
Cfiß Tayi Contectioltery, Fraley 'iinitda of
gieat variety; teokitig•G, ILI•SODA WA:.
Alcohcit,' Ituriting
Tvbacco,'Snufra aad dtc. *c. dte, sold at
(ho !meet prio - ra.
July_ 26.11852,
i• • „
1 . 1• - ' , '-',,, (30:w3. --
--
$lOO TO .$2OO PER MONTH!!
,
THE t ' bpvefin. can easily be nutdet. *b . * any
i industriona MAN, of respectable address who
• possesses good - kivainesa 4ualitiee, and who can
command, u - small capital (to begin with,) of from
.25 to 50 dollars.—No others nettiapply,..-by en
n, gaging tiith the subseribeiv in the _.• - , •
BOOK AGENCY BUSINESS
Whose Pnbßennetts are very BeJeabli, and which
the -PEOPI.T. WILL BUY
Funde can belorvratded at our risk. if m,ail
est in presence of the Pest Master and numbers
and dotes of theantne retained.
ErNo books kept or sold' by us of an hit moral
tendency. • •
ErrA Wholesale Price List, with full 'Direr
lions. for operations. will be forwarded on appli
cation, Post Paid, to
'GRO- U. DERBY. &CO.
. .
Doi Punmstizas.
Buffalo, N. Y. (Not New York.) •
TO . THE TRAVELING PUBLIC.
First Class tiotal..tatusi 81.50 per!, luny.
Ta E subscriber, haying lately become proprietor
of the,Fkixst.rn Muss:, Chestnut Street, be=
tween 3 and 4th Pleiludelphta r and Miami reduced
the price of Board to 8 per day, given Heade
that, notwithstanding this Ireduction ho will still
continue to keep a Fran ct.ssi Roues. ;,
The • Fru tiklm House haajutt undetone extend
ed alterations, end 18)101V 'fitted tip turd refurn
ished M superior style, for olio reception of visitors.
The Lower Floor, formerly ocetipied,hy stores. is
now included iu the Ilotel, , forming a spacions Re
ception Room, Gentlemen's Parlor end Biniug
Room, thereby allowing; 'in .addition .of thirty
chainbers and severe I busutiful parlors, fronting
on Chestuut st. The Rciums of this field am
superior to most others. being conotrucled With's!.
coves, forming parlor and lied-chamber attached
well-lighted and ventilated, The locution 'is tue
surpassed, either for business or pleasure.
BEN. IL iI'OUMAN, Prop%
3111:m9..) Philadelphia.
1000 Agent Wanted, -
TO travel lu every
.county hi the now 8 total, to
1 circulate the authorized edition of the
Lifo of Gen. Frank. Pierce,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE,
1 Candidate of the Democracy - for President of,
the United States, by D. W. Uartkit,
Anther of "Mat I '62,91' In . Louden, or .111tu and
Mips.* in the great Metrvolis," in en elegant 12 Inn'
vol. of .3COpitgai, with au accurate pculrate of General
Pierce.
•
The hook wont:tins the partlenlars of bt, earlylife, an-,
ectotes, connected with his private and prates/tonal his.
tory, and an azcanut of his public and military •ervlees ,
itc. &co., by a popular New Jeneitid author, whti
visited Concord for the special purpose of preparing . a
reliable an f *nth •ntle volume, tinder the advice and
counsel of prominent Democrats. - -
- .
.Tho etfart • has the ainetion of the dheingulehed sub.'
ject of the manoir , whose sadden and unexpected ere.:
'cotton from a private. chisen Co the pro ad . position of
the leader of the DemoeratlC party ; and, as the De.
mocmcl confidently believe, Soon to be elevated by
theta to the .most. honorable pest in the world--Chief
filawfstrate of the United Statee—crcates a desire on the
part of ovary American to anew the particulars of hb
life.
Uniform retail price,ln pollen covers, 80 cents; in neat
cloth, 75. cent s. •
COplee cent by most-phi ,on receipt of pride.
Par further particularsoatiress, poet-pa:A.-, •
ttERUY k mita.Ett, •
• . Bole Publishers, Anbvern,!. T.
fr4.pidosihers orbeinnenkeLii'pafwnr, 7 . sithin 500 miles .
of 'lv'Eprk State. inserting - the above, (itb this
tice.) twice orcrimu.totho let at. bertembeznext , shall
receive a copy of the same bj malt, fiee.o4PoST.-0
DERIM.Y. MILLER.
July 20,1852. ' ! • • Aubnin, N. IN
•
. 'Great-Bend
VARIETY I §TCIRE ' -
This way; Ladles and Gehtlenien
rrliE subscriber would invite hit - tract:ids toes!!
1 at his nab, stars in Grrat Ikud, directiy op.
peitiife the "Luib Homo," and examine higiktock
of goods, feeling natured that they will - riot go
away dissatisfied.' •
• He tould first can the itteotion of the . Ladies
to his great variety - of 1 •t• • - •
,
laTairpl .Togra..l.
consisting of embroidered and printed Lawns; Da
latnes'of. . almost every variSty and style that the
the New York market alloMs; black and colored
Silks ' Prints. Gmghants, &c. , A splendid
rot ofShawls, Handkerchiefs,' Tablet Cosers, - Ho.
siery and Gloves, - Straw and Millinery Conde.
Also, Broadcloths, Carpi Mares, Satt ine tee, Vest
lags, and every material for boys and men's tict
-
ICats, Caps, Boots and Shoos.
Trunk,, {rake% Carpet Bags, Carpeting, Sheet
loge, house keeping articles of all kinds, Groce
ries, Yankee Notione,kr..4c., and ite'short ev
irything a person needs for comfort and laxttry.•
..OXPlease call and examine. •
'HENRY LANGLEIr.
' Great Bend, July 15, 1852.
.28m6
Itsgistefe Notice. .• •
11JOTICE Is hereby gieen to persons conceit-onn. the following estate, to wit :
, Estate of William Maion, deceased; • William 31ason
s l i d Leiria Puele, Admit:lair:lore—,
That the accountants, bate settled their aceonntaln
the Ltegliter's Me* In and for, the county of Samna
h•nna. and that the same will be ptasented to the Judg
es of the Orpban'aCnurt of said enunty, In Montrose,
on Wednesday the 25th day 4,angrist nest, for con
firmation sod allowance. ! • •
. • J. T:.LAN01100,1; Reg : Ater,
Megleice's ollIce,Jul) 4 27,1852.. •
.
2400,88L5 . .01 PLotra.
TAT m
E have puhavrattitnin week pan 2400 obis of
V T Oblo. Pion!, AIL choice :brands, and fresh ground,
end ate prepared to:receive orders, and deliver (roma
.tat of 20, to 100 bbls. at any point on the Lackawanna,
& Western Rail Maillis,OT 011 tht 14'..E. at Erie ;Wad, at,
andawat of Oren Bend nation. • .• .
•
1V have the , fulled conlienee that att.or this t o t of
Hour (2000 bide of it is from only 4 different milt:tie. of
rio4 quality, and cannot fall to please the , customer.
Gibson July 0,1802, (20 dy,)l - C. BURROWS kw:
:. . , .• Dr EL - Sniith, •-• ' -
QIIIIGEON DENTlST.cattbelontal as timid on Don
a, nays end TOSSDATI of each week, at the. Dotal of
I..Seario,Slont rose, Pa. Ile would call', ths parileular
attention of those who need full setts of teeth, to his
meaner of feinting on the atmOvherte Frei:sure pruire•
pie, which he has onctleed fora' number of years. AU
other. -work,' extracting, fUllcleansing, done -In the
steer, scientific manner. . - i , . ,
""Montrose, July 12,1352. .. - i , .
r ...._
7 ,
", - - • - NAPKIN 'RINGS.' . • ''
• .
DEAUTIPUt. assortment Of Sliver Nnoircnino,
A .
some entirely new patters, steels ou this day, by
1 A. J, EVANS... - b-'
No. - S; Odd !allows' Hall, Binghamton
SilverNare;:'
ALinOE I.OT of fiflverSpOOns„ Burk*, &e. r iart
tabled sod fot saterrarranfed az pure 'DJ eoln—oir
graved 'paler by • a. a. EXA.NS. •
illoybamton, July 7 8 .. . • •1_ •-
A.Luto Bto of Wad) Keys. ! pest Button Ititigv, noel
Key JUzgs. latoWiet, Needleis, te. ho. Jun arrived at
A; EVANS' Ilingbamtcm
EL IL , Ting/li, D.,
loopy:giclAN, AND. URGEON, . Sorceuz
1.-- ILONA D E r ter i: Pa •rnO i ffice 4 doom Westor
C' liennett's Store. i" • [3OO
. .
i rioßN e n d 'WART CP . Dr., Bitacett'a
corn and Wart Eliaio. that will' remove all
Wade of 'Corns, Warta or Males, la three or four
daya—price - 50Oetita:- - Aleatr, itazzetes rnath
-.Ache Halle. that will core itioth ache hi five min
atett—price 25 centa—tomato at
' July 2.3. , • •Tuaitztetir.
F4PIOIOIhII IitINTING!WA rcti u 5.4 4 411 et
enibloriber hew this day received another lot
of I .Eugliah Patent Lover Watehes, Harding
Paseo, toiaato very tow, ALvitan
" - Ditighivatou, July,lo,„
Sherifers-Z - • '-
101 Y q_utriti of ti; '6;l2i:tied put of the
v.6iir ‘0 ( ,
, Pleits t er•Stistitfelihnd •
county; rind lb rue directed; I will expose to_pirblie
sale at•the Court House iu 3l tintrere.iat Saturday
the 14th day of-August.' -at rine Well:let r. at., be•
ing the tuttlivided thind rat of _tiro certain lots
lying ahtt brine in 14 Phlettirof
tiered- as lois No. hi'-and 81 : 1,- .`boulutor alit o lloWai
To it - '
; •
Ott ibeltiorf)t by Iltid - of,Artit..cf
the east by liiud.of t.,b) rho south by .
bind of M. ps. oh_ Ott , wept by the pub
lic square, together a itit tha liou?e?s,. bums ' ,and
out buildings theiku; being -•ut.elcutifttining:.274
Also ithit =nndivid d thlrih Girt Of nnoth.:r cikr.
lain' lot, hunthered nr hit lii,. b-Unalcdonilie
north by' litid of Mum:l i mit, pit the 'elist ,by 'The
mocire.'oli ihp a<:,ah• Hy lu!sd of 'Daniel
Searle, togilltir with o truffle Infuse the:cop, con=
icing 84 rude.
. .
Also; the undiritli third pint . t , f that Cer
tain p:e-c of lAA. lying and B eing iu the town
ship of Bridgewater and coutuk.'of quSeptchninta,
(lest:abed us Induces, ty wit; Beginning, et a
beech the suntla•rest 'corner (1 f i s lets& conveyed 'to
Ebenezer Wil:Pple - Jr:; and the Mini.-West canter
thereof thence by timid Lt lend', 'and by
lands lute of llobbs mid Powev. nod, late ofJohat
Whiteley North deg. were 11.50 'perehre to
stake in the boundary hire ofthe "'Drinker fludal.
of Which this is a part, then'e . y: tilung the :said
boundary - Hite and-by land Irate ofilenry Patrick
and Israel J. Stebbins aouth 671 deg. east 7:1 per
ches t o a chestnut. thence sonth.i deg. east 120
perches to a stake and t.tonerlat the sloth-east
corner hereof, and thence stnidt' 89§ deg. west
642.10.perchmi to the plated rd - beginning, con
taining 54 acres and 135 perches, more or less,
!Ming the same land and pretriises, conveyed by
Thomas Stewardson 'sole min/tying Executor
of
lienry'brinkei dim's!, by deed bearing . .I.ite the
12th day of March' A. - 1.4 '627. recorded in Deed
Book - No:6. page 246, 'theta, 40 acres being im
proved, one frame bath used a' mall orchard.
Also, the nudivided - tliiid put of another piece
Or parcel offitind tying and being in the township
ofiNitnock end coutiti , of Susquehanna, described
ae follows, to wit: begidning at a post the north
west corner ben of. tlience , Mmth Sarodi to a liost
by Benjmnin .11lakeslee's luitif south-west'
corner hereof;_ thence east by Oftti. Illskeslees
and Win. Harkins' bind :207 rods! to a pint -the
eauth. ens t corner thetiqe !north by lands
owned by Drinker 33 rods to ia post the north
east, corner hereof; thence-West 2.40 rods by
Amos Bruwitrone tine to the [dace of beginning,
containing 55 antes and 142 perches, more or
leas, about :) acres being improved. •
Taken in execution at the suit of Azor Lathrop
against Win. D. Ileum!).
.• , •
ALSO'
'All that certain piece or parcel of land situate
in the township of Lenox in the county of Sus.
finehurina and State of Pennhliunia, bounded
and described us follows, to witi.beginni n g - at a
post and COM% near the creek! corner of, land
surveyed' oil fur Allen -31cDOnard, thence due
west by the line of livid gurve , 20 perches to
post and stow-to corner'betteren said survey end
land surveyed fur tle...rge Fettle', - thence south
86 deg. west by said Feiton'ti4urve2,- Ma Perches
to a stake and stones. thence iouth 21 deg. east
169 perches to si make and stones, thence south
74 deg. east 134 perches ma stake and scones in
a line of land suiveyed to Jams Iluitley, thence
north five degrees east by said surrey,29 picky'
to a stake and items. Thence mirth 40 deg.
west on the line of the surveylo Allen McDonald
.Fifty- three retches to a stoke and stoner; 'thence
North thirty two digs. west tt . y, dot smite 'survey
sixty two perches -to the place of beginning. con
taining 120 acres and 139 perehes of hind be the
same more or less. Being- pair of a tract Of land
surveyed in pursuance •of a ilKarrant from' the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, granted to
Heury Crtutley; . with apparteminces, 1 frame
hause.'2 fMme,hains, 1 chin hinie, 1 orchard and
aboui-80 Acres improved.'' -" .-
..Taken in execution - at the suit ofElisha Will.
isms!apiusi Jelin A: Willinl
~- ' . ALSO -I-
All that .certain pieceor pwel of land situate
lying . end. being in the lowneliVof 1.1.110 X county
of Susquehanna and bounded', and described as
follows. to wit: ou the north and eastby the pub.
lic highway and schoolhouse ibt,nud nu the south
and west by lands,uf ilinattu4l- . 1m.11 GI %V. 'Var.
petite!, containing,three acres'. together with the
appurtenances, one atere !multis and one-burn and
all improved late - thocatate eliNtles L. Carpenter.
Taken in execution at the sing of starling Cash
ing & Baldwin against Niles !1.. Carpenter. - •
ALSO
All_ that. certain piece or parcel of land situate
lying and being iu the townehip - of Springville
county of Sutartellenua, and hounded as fol
lows, to wit: on the no by iland of S. Hickcox,
Georg.; Ely, - and land f‘ernteily owned by
thaniel Hobbs, on the east.by!land of GP O . By,,
on the south by land of Muck, and enthe
,west by the Drinker 10,05, c 4 !zirtline about 76
acree bn the same iboie or fees itigether with - the
appurtenances, one (reined hbneeortuerirnall or
chrnd and about 8 aerie improved, -
Taken in ear-notion at the snit of SPOneot
hiick
eai=against Jerttniah -- rittnit h.; .
, = ALSO
Bysvirtne of Writs of len..6:s issued oat of this
Court al - Coma:pa Pleas of Susciuehatuta county,
and to me directed; I will expose to public sale at
the crime time place all ilk i at certain puce or
parcel a land - situate lying and beiugin the tow..
ship of Clifford, Snsquelianua
,county and boun
ded us rollawa, to' wit: on the north 14'10nd-of
James Brown; nation the eas4 south and west by.
fem.:1;01 . 4. MCAlla, containing shunt 2.5 acres be
ing the sarrke more.or less, with the appurtenances
2 houses, 2bartis, I 'wagon house, I , coal house,
and I Orchard and nll improvcd. , •
Taken iu **routine at the' uit of Wheaton C.
13aruney against 'patrol: Finui, • ;
ALSO
,•
All that:iertain lot pi4t;Oriiareel of land sit.
unto in Bridgewater township 1 0_, the snooty or
fsusq,uphAnutt and State. of Pennsylvania,. boon
ded asfollows, to wit :, bring part of a large tract
surveyed itt pursuance ate warilllll. 10 themes
Wharton, dated the 10th of :Ingest begin
,
nutmeg at a beech, thence jbv land of Charles
button south 65 deg. Oast 200 perches to a stake,
la corner df.t.lottrud laud,- *tumor by the
said Hind's laud mirth 33 deg. east-27t perches
'to the moth line of said large tract,. thence-along
the said northern line, north 65 deg: west 200 per.
ches tea beech, and theuce along the sa:d.virest. •
10113.//110 of said large tract 'oath 33 4eg; west 201
perches toshe place of begitaning,containing 248
acres, more or less;ssceptis.,4 therefrom 20 acres
owned by Joseph Beebe, and' 50 acres•owned by
-Samuel Fessenden,- with - the appurtenances a
framed !Muse, barn, airorcltrd; and: about-sixty.
acres improved. r
• TUktql. ill execution at the'suit or sernno ltrar
tier Jr. to the use ofJeseph iteebe egeintii Eunice
Buckostad , Asa Backus. :. r • ,•1 . • - • s
Ara(]'::.
I ny virtne.Of a writ „of Len. leaned 'nut of
the Court of Common Pleas et S'pennelwnna eettnty,ead
tonic directed, I will 'ealmee 101 nubile ledo At the Anue
time and place, ell that certain treat .or parcel or lend
rittiaterin the inwrithine of Grb.on end J..citi.On. In the
count) or Susquebsoua nod g•txgo, itilAylvenia. 'end
butted. twittered end iter , crire,l no g: - b'gln.
Wog et a maple tree, the ileuth !coiner I • 71, so'!gi to
%via:A Whitney, thence by the ,eu.e i. th
127 neither to ammo, tae $4lll. it'hitney'e , orricr,ther
isanth2orner of Ninth , Aoki to ditneri Cook, and, Cm wear
corner of land Enid to George Celtaltdr.; theme - by the
Wt mentkened la-d south 453; deg: ca,t IS) porches to
a beech molding; the Wild - ado t'dr,..l4 _south - corra-r in
the line of land sold to Georg. , gelatt, Sr., thence by the
land last mentioned "south - 444 deg. vert 127 patches tO a.
beech t red, am NMI lao , r, , stieisit sr's smstel,rorr; in ti, a
Iluard lead COUVeyeiT In' A in
,Skyren's Trtideer,
thence, by the loot mentionedie n.l north 435 1 ; deg. Ara t
159 t,erthee to the begriming. contalideg 110 01 ,, re , d nod
10 perebm'and allowance m'a acme - per tour' for mule
itc..bc the Same more or fere, totethererith the Ininiore•
ramie and appurtenances. one tiptoed hente, one feasted:
taro, one frame 4 wagon houre,che orchard. awl shad)
80 sent = _ L ; .
ToigooloosOctigfo'n arthai 'suit 'or Ilititheri Kite end '
Thomas 11'1111attienn,•Trtirterie, dm; epithet Josiah ,13:1
11111 and ithodd Qhaodh r, ral•rs otthe Ina* wilt of Robert
Chandler alcr.eanedlelth. nonce to LletirY ghat/dirt terror
tenant. - ' • .
_ G. IL ELUR,OD; 411etiir.
office,. isiontrose, , , •
July 6 1*,-1852. , : ,- • -% -
V05.v.. 7 ..NL10•0:
G 601 - ~§I.IINOLF.S, - ans Tia
50,990,
aved, c 1 et p';ior asb. Aka;
Ithtiehrey's.Piciars, lows! than at any other Piano
In Susquehanna touniy. - S . . lIILLIZR. -
Ftankli , Forks, May. 164854," - lett
TICE - W-ONDERSH-0 - AB,' T
(Tux tr . ECES - stiY. 'Or. 41:t O Binghamton
- .iiillyzetßoji) - .
Whahhath.:tnaglo . slolteCr trt trans, !Dnly'e •
Wiely form and -
• Oilho'plaintat, hottieliest fate
- •DaguerreotYpit!•
• XVliitt:CiD infant
Duplicato life's middle stage •.
Ur the hoary hairs of e g e T ,
paguerritotips!
Whalattracts'thalcUier's
Calling forth a. ' - " •
.•.; Though the limed oni; be not
~...Daguerrootyps!,
What gives comfort to the heart ':
When our dearest friends departl,,
'r•- . • wonder-WO:hitt?
• nrt—
Da ! •
hall Owed feelin4 , lends' '
-
..:And for abeende makes:ornends.,
When is hold some ohirishe4 friend's '
- Daguerreotype. •
Then'why need you longer stay? .
'Coine! there's "dangerlit delay
Ileve your philtres drain to-day.'
, Andyou'llbe prepttred to say
,•
That thero-is truth , if , not poetrr , in the 'above !-
;lines eiid that ai 'the' , .
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS .f
r OF
• • NV:I7 ir6 frrv•-Q. -
is the place to get a faithful and pleasing Fp - Ogren.
Tai trtiat talies 'this - oppoitnuity to tender his
grateful acknowlodgmente to 'the patrons' of his
Art—trueting that his efforts to pleabe, in the past,
will eustire Itileivieese in the future.
• To his former facilities he his now added an im;
proved, Half-site Camera, by' the aid of which he
Is prepared to to take groups, or "logic pictures; in
superierrifenner. .
- A tick , and beautiful variety of plain end fancy
cases..—Turtle shell. Papier Itleche, and other
splendid styles, of various sizes and patients; gold
and plEtted LoCkets,&c.
You who have beauty
:.come and let me take it
You who have none rimy come and let me make it.
Err Odd Felloweliall, corner of Turnpike and
Chestuot streets. . ; -
. June 23. 1852. . . •
NoTc.--A' good quarter Camera for sale at a
very low price. • •
ir Th,,,artist; when not in his rooms, may be
found by requiring at the
,Candy Shop. -:
%TOVEitikmetiarrosl
Great Bonfl4tLodersirille,- -
STOVE; COPPER; ;TIN & SHEET IRON ES
TABLISHMENT,
MBE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
-1 lic that he has received a largo
,additiou to
his fernier stock of SfoVes, couSistin g : of a variety
of the most approved kinds.Amons'which ern
CLINTON AIR .TIGHT • • .
FOREST QUEEN. . r
STAR O' THE WEST • •'-•
. WESTERN QUEEN,.
all etevat6d Ovens Of Square air, tight Stoves
are •- - •'
PMENIX,•PARAGON;
WESTERN EMPIRE, ' • '•
ORANGE AIR TIGHT,
•• , UNITED STATES, . • • "
•
FARMERS, UTICA COAL STOVE. • - 1
A variety of Premiums-Borne of new style ' Clio
WALKILL, - AIR TIGHT, FARMERS.
- A good and various' assortment of - Purl - orand
Hall Stoves for Wood and C041.' Box Strivei 'of
various Bizet; and patterns .be; is continually re
calving, end-intends to . keep as great ayariety of
the most popular stoves as any dealer in the coun
try: • Persons - wishing to purchase stoves -atilt
find it to theirinterest to Call on hits. ' They will
fiud his • •
Stove Furniture.
made of the strongett and bestmaterials and . as
cheap as can,he bought in this or Broome - county
and mach better thou offered by pedlars,..
lirr, Stove Pipe & Tin Ware kept for sale and
Made to order. ,. .Fainera be inppli v d with
rens, made or strongmaterials , at Wholesale- pri- -
ces,, allordept for, work in, his line will be thank
fully received and punctually attend e d to. -
• - - .10ONGOLsTEN.
Great Bend, July ], Ma t . ' • ' '
FOR. THE- . SIIMMEWS,TRADE.'
BENTLY D. have just received a
large addition to their former stock of Geode
consisting of Dry Cronds ofalmost every descrip
tion. Groceries, Crockery, Hardware.; .Drugs,
Medicines: - Paints, Pii ! s and Dyestuffs.. Deets
Shoes and Limther; Stone and: - Tln wore tretehes
Jewelry. Silver . Spoons,.. Perfumery: and in fact
the , greatest variety that. can, be found in any
Store in the county=allot whiCh toe are prepared
to sell fer'cash. Practice or on approved credits at
as low markets any of our neighbors; Our motto,
is still the same as ever—"Not.' to be oridersald"..
BENTLEY, & READ.
Sherifre 'Sale
BY virtue of a writ olVaan, Ex, lamed out 'of the
Court of Common Pleas In and for the county of
Susquehanna. and tome directed. twill expdni to pub
lic stle at the Oturt !lowa in 3lont4ose, on Monday,
August 160,1852, at T o'clock P 011 that certain
puce or, parcel of land, lying, beim and situate bathe
township of New ilitifOrd.3.4 Susquehanna countyand
State of Penosylvania,ibounded and described as SA
lows. to wit: On ,lie North and East by land of , George
Corwin; m the South by land 4 , 1-Willlam Conlin. end
on the west by land, of, Samuel Ball, containing about
thirty acres, with the appurtenanc( e, about throe laCre3
inntroted. late till estate of Enos West .
• Takenlo'execilts!in at tho • nit of No.litOn'E. Katker
agoinst Enos }Goff. . : , : ; .
. • G. B. ELDit . ED, flicrifr
SliorlreCOMee. linntFort, ? • ' -
, 1
.
• t• - .1 4 T
_ Raps er o ca.
. . .
unr.Te NOTRTF.IIO gienly given to nit persona ton.
centrd in dm follosiug estates, to vat: ' • r
EPtsto'of WilllatnToylor, tlee'll;-4paiitbon Taylor,
itiinistrator:.
Etta te of Lyman, Troyabrhigo, Amapa- nosltidge,
Monter. ' •
•
tate:of William Thompson. Catch Carmal,Truaitis.
That t he' norm:l4ll4as hire settle 4 their arcounts In tiro
Itesrlster7o otlceist and for the County: of Susquehanna,
and that the fame will be pros'ented to the Judges of the
Orphen'a Court 'of Kahl county, In Montrose, on Monday
the I ith tins of August:next, for conflnnetl n and allow
: • • • :T T.LANODON, Register,
It egittcee (Coe, July i 41,182.
'Admthis' N'otice,
VOTIGE, is hereby, given that letters of 'ad
- ministration - upon the - estate' of Timothy,
Shay, tato ..Foeest Lake' township;deeensed,
have been grintted;to 'the subseribent, end all,per-,
sons indebted to laid . estate }sill please`mabii im
mediate' enyinent, - and &ass having iluitne will
present them duly•attested for settlement. Booka
and teCOlllllO may befouud in the "hands of Ben
jamin Shay. , . - •
. .. '
, . . . .. :
..,. • ' - - 11ENJAIIIN Star. '‘ . ,
• . • • . •' PA1111,E144,,811AY i 4 , 110/4 0 41 ,' .;
I.4)frPt Vette, July 10;1852. ti.-_ -
. . ~,
_ . . . _
. - N.EW GOODS.' - ' "
. .. •._
•ivE are now: renOlvinea loran sup p ly; pr'Neiy.
VV. Goods, inolcing our dock- - mots . completa
than OW, Mitt we invite au ezatnination:of it by
any and all wishing to prams.. - ..
~ : .
' -.,. U.I3I.IIIROWS - dt CO: -
Gibson, June 12: 1852. - . ' ... "-" - ''' ~
- LOT3-0E -
Ell..Shavi Ribbtirt;•
tner, stuff; strusv:Prutils, ttolvm end spriggs,
just reuSivettut AI.GVIALER:s
TEAS -4 Hewsupply •oriltat , ;chigcci G e , r e ,
justj recohject : —Fpir at. 4e.. and first rote et-4
aiid Se.• DENTIN &READ,
•'
WAN
,
liv.nrin Wanda' Wool, and 3,000 dollars i
-LVIVVV Casha—alao, grain, butter, -feat
ers;sugs, Had bceawas op_accounts or for trade.
AloastrOae, - Juna.l6. CI'VLIM
OtA.CiIAINS; of every weiEht, joot- ro
ceivott f f . tbo MAO rTZtar7 o
July"2o tivitlo.l.--
TO YBODZAIREETINCt•
Pliali dc;'C o
•
BAKERT.:AND:CANDY SHOP , •
w.oUlfD cell _attention' to thifeek.
ntmr unininog:busitteas *idle 'hind ,
lately eitetipied by Steven" &Duntmite...
Th ey have eeeoredrihowtrvices of good wadi.-
men, wkass ability and -experieuce will
them toproduco articles In tbolr Saint -naves:4e?
- it will be illtinpastatit 'efforts of thepreguisaiw
to make tithple', proalsiors'foi . the wants of their;
(Matadors, and,; as far as may be to ttleirriower„.
I will endetiaor: diet Iheirintercoutur withal:eh shad,
be both meet nudpicasant. • •
•-.
" ' White and Biown Broad; tolls and Rusk, (vela
every Tneiday & Friday afternoon'', alst.4Grack.-..
Me, Calms and Pies tawny' nu hand.
, I)ropsti- new article. possesaing the ffs,
von of different Itindlof fruit..;-TirY &mutt is
t6ste of.'
Fleur : by the ; barrel or so ekiat the toivest, iris•-
ket price. AlsocSugare, Molasses, and most kind&
iof Groceries, on the most retntonatile termite ! • •
P. S. A few or these - Celebrated Pitio.:l4loo.
GheesaL-ricti aad rare —j ust in; and and salting .41"
Great and small, one and all, give us a "ult.
• 1- - DEANS.
•: • ' • i . •it w. PARK.
A guiltily of seasoned Pine Lumber for.sabe...
DEANS,' PARK & CO.
Administrators' NOtice.
ie. hereby given that tho• undersigned
have been appointed Administrators' of, the..
Estate of Timovir NAM, deceased - Onto of,Au.
buru. All persens indebted to the said estate. - ere
requested
- to settle the same immediately..sid all
persons having demands against said estate Will.
pleaseirrellent• them, duty attested, for settlement.
WS. LOW.. - : .-• . •
,TERE Il AH. SIiANNON,
Antrim, June 22,1832: , • =ea
Administrator's Notice„ .
ivroTipt:is hereby given that the anderstgnect
1.11 has hero appointed Administrator of the es
ta le of SALLY Am( 31t1.1.san. deceased. late of Au
burn, All persons indebted to the said estate-are
reqaested to make immediate payments end all
persons having demands against said estate. milt
please present them, duly attested, for sottiemeut.
ANDREW S. LOW, Aden
Auburn Tun() 22,1E42. 25+4
. . GRIND STONES. .
of: ' •
LlION'l Berea Grind Stones, or 'be best manufiteto
re, ec onomical Shope, and of all eller from 33 to, tOG
lb., at I 7 - 8 , to '2 g eta per lb., according to size, '
ALSO. " • . •
2 tons of . Garet i
Jr"ir" which will " cut await" farts
- than the Berea, and are very ruc In stenos - Ibn hemp.-
work, and mite power, price LIS / t° l 3j eta Pei' lb,
Gibson July e, ;02, (2SCro) V. BURILOWS ,tc.X. -
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Administrators' Notice..
.x-rolluE is hereby given that the undersign ,
11 id have been lappointed Administrator, - of
the estate oT tlalvin Surunierl. late - of New Mil
ford township a decensed:. nit personsindebted,ta
said estate are requested' to. the . same.imms
diately. and all persons having demands ogaMit
said estate will present theca duly attested to the
subscribers. •
• L. SICTPTITN.
trn. C. WOOD WORT% Adair's.
.Bammerirrthe, July Bth, 1852. •
3000 I . 'lECEti OF PIPES lUNta•'
. . .
IC I MBRACIING a great variety of beautiful 'pat
terns,"which we offer al loweeprices than
ever heard of before in these parts. Handsome
Wall_Papera 9 - 10'19 cents a roll. Also. is large
lot of Philadelphia Paper. beautiful - patterns and
superior quality.' 'We - will' Make it - for'the lute.'
rest of all wishing to paper dwellings, old erliew.
topurchuse front pus stock: - ;
11.110111OWS fk CO .
iste
°Mimi; Zane 12,1852
.
.111.111 D it lOU 11.111%;.,
H'-
undersignid • has on hand a supply of
T
steak such as Hydraulic Rtafili, for briuginc
Water up hill to houses, which he twill- lay end
warrant one, year ; Akio ,Ghaitt Pumps and Cast
Iron Pumps,' for bringing water froth wells' lots
houses, and a supply of Lead Pipe,. which he will
lay.- and - warf r ont - well rdone'.. Those who wait
work done- 1 in my lina.of brifincsawill fwd it to
their intertst to.call-on . - .
OLIVER PATIS . E,
Gibion, , Sum'a,co. i llt4 29;1E5% . • 021m3
natss . GOOlig.
"TX - FE:are receiving a large sr . l)ply rheas
I V Goods. embracing a greet variety of kinds;
and of beautiful styles. and Materna. and the fol
lowing bindeof goods, viz: Poplins.. Dolours. Eger
;rage (pfain..strifWll and plaid.) Chatzi
brays; Rtigliish. French land Dim:rare Fria% du
&c„ most of vrhich they, offer; considerably low°,
than early, liming prices. I•
..Gitationi.hio 12,-1M -
Executors'sNotice.
. . .
HEtindersigned, executors of the. bud will
T
and testament of Michael 3. Sullivatkdeed.
late of Liberty. hereby give nodes that 'all claims
against said estate mast be *seated to - thew im.
mediately fat settlement, and
,thosa indebted to
said'estate most attend to the saint; withoilt
- • :FRANCIS QUINN,'? , •
D. MURPIIEY, • " 6 -
28,
- Admiiiintxator's (Aloe:
THE undersigned having trawl letters col 'Ad.
-1 ministration in - _the estate. of Wetter 'Wit.
untrth, deceased; bite of Hanford triwuship;
hp goves notice to all persons indebted to said es
tate that the same most' be settled immediately ;
and those hissing cla , ms will present them forst.
rungement.. ,VIIAS. TINGLEY. Ads . *
. . •
with the williunexed.,_
liarford, June'2B. 1852-9.6w6.
.
ti Haying-. a nti Harvest: :
•
A NEW • hit or:"Grasa - .scytt . leaiCradies, Hoy
;Id straw- Farha t Sampson's paw.
,pstparn
Sny_the Sticks, Rniter; - . Quinebaag Sey,the Flours
arid Ohio Grind Stanik- store 'end far care by
''-'• ' ''; • • • U. EVERITT.
New Milfoird, JannelBa • - -
.
WE STOP THE PRESS
RO AtSOIINCE TUB AIIIIIVAL OrMORI
NEW GOODS
At Webb's.
MONTROE, JUNE 17, iS3.I
_. . _
WANTEDFOR
II
TE ' CAL 111011.•
Nl4 , mAnliEr • s - -
0 ,000 , 1101EN''': ,
(1 0
i Ol l -cdt wool Soc kA ,. largo.
AA i n es ("
chonge for Gods ni cosh prices. 'I re
d"Ilur" Per. delea Thry,nund , he a good
ariicic.' T . • EATON & P,ECIL
ilartoid; Pa.; hue 185 " '• - 22 tis
PRIN . TS; ritasirs,. pirtipts.
10 E - I argiad stock acid ireiiiesivatletY of hand
l. einne styles and pattern* ever 'tested in thla
Merkel, Which we; offer at extremely, law prices,
including u,largs lot orhaudsome Priawi d!eak•
es*at Wile ' ', ts3tgriL -
00:18010 ;une 12,1831 - ' , V. BURROWS lir. M. •
•
Silver Ware, - - •_
Dv RE '-A,S VOIN,. (marked rattal) - alio;
folk nosortmailt of Ilftted• firlitunlik and si4
air Ware at • - 0 A IVFliltra.
Biugheitritbri.' •
, '•Xn.Assoijusenß.
r‘si gvidpiatatt Clufb►n4 and flata and
_baud.' A Zew of ;tie 4 T.oadatte Mats
yet twallu,aad a uew supply etxpoe*ed In . thar at two.
aso . . .
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tiOLD. SEA,Lkiiirno::ebtlrely tiew ';f4tltittwo,
,day, reetive4 by ;'. '-•
A. 7. OANs.
,rI,LOCKS of r eyery '4lesorilition s plat* and
‘,./ - :4larm, for ode cheap, 1 •
,7 1 •
• I.linilliamtin`;,,rury PAL
. 4, J. EVANEI.
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T.T k 17erw!4nic.
racy
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11; lIVAROWSd CO
1 " TimXnes,