snipprosp of ctur
ere.
N ev er, sines the government of the United
States was orgsnized has there been such _sten.,
a l A nd healt n
ell prosperit different branches, as ainong the nine.
floras e
, ill their
the Democratic tariff of 1846.: The
inc
„, v •th of all- oar manalbetoring towns, for
b - ofp o Derby, Seymottr, Waturbpry,.:plan
,vk g e rdea, Walling,ford, and
'iesr listen, and we may name them be:
say ,
„o bee are near tons and. in 'this country
14,sbeyond all former precedent, skim
t h e vele 1846. Go into those and yen find
proer ity, thrill, and extended and extending
der every where around - you. 1114 the
bot
o va ia 'other parts of Connecticut , dfassaOhu
setts and throughout New England. Even'
oar inillioniare ambassador in LondOuin n,Mr. Ab
bat Lawr ence, wino- predicted the r thef,, D try if the De.mocrateshould . pass the
tees4.l6, beds the temptation to make money
%hm n his manufacturing: . estiblisliments
so avat that he Cannot resist it. He is about
to relinquish his mission and come home to
vaperintend by his advice, the largest estab.
lohment for manufacturing that has ever been
built in the United States, and which. is now
go ing up by his means, well contented to take
the VniTof 1846 as it is, and abido by it.—
:is: Rana Register.
ta w or Tuns TneuSAND SAVAGES itros
AustunA3 BEIG-IETERESTIIIG 'STALL'.
cSSCE.
w e learn by the privte letters from :Rio
de b li eiro, says the New York Times of yes
into., that thc American brig Mary Adeline,
,k.Oaksrojtb, of New York. Master, arrived at
t h a t port on the-9th of At6'ost, from the coast
of Africa, where she had a most perilous and
thrilling adventure with savages on the river
Congo. , She was bound into the river, with a
valuable cargo front Rio Janciro,% and, on
rounding Shark Point, unfortunately got a.
ground near the shore. The natives seeing
het helpless con dition, flocked to the shore
to
plunder the vessel, and, in the course of
the day, their numbers auntnated to some
three thousand. They made a furious and
Assault on the vessel, which was most brave.
iv ed. gallantly defended by Capt. Oaksmith
aud his crew for some hours till the British
mined brigantine Doldhin, which was fortune
etely in the river, came to his rescue, and
uvedthe vessel and cargo, and the lives ofall
onboard, though not without the loss of life
on the part of the savages. On the - following
day the British steamship Firefly came into
the veer, and promptly rendered every poesi•
Weald, together with the Dolphin, to relieve
the 31ary Adeline, Which was at length got
deal. rand enabled to pursue the with
out mush loss or damage,
Telegraphic
AAA
Nzw Yoaz, Nov. 4, 12, 'O'clock M
Vermont and The: ,, chusetts are all that aro
now claimed as certain for Scott. Kentucky
hu gone for Pierce, and probably Teianessee,
sto Dolaware remains in doubt but it is be
lieved has gone for Pierce.
Jury List—November Term 1852
GRIND NEORS."` -
Apolkon—Harry Barney, John Gammons.
Auburn—Samuel Brundage., Aliehxl Ring,
Jeremiah Shannon.
Bridgewater—William Baldwin.
Brooklyn—Francis Fish.
Chnrennt—James Trodden.
Clifford—James Wells.
Diirock—John Bard, Jacob E. Babcock,
Isaiah A. Maine.
flai,ini—Ata Howard, Almon Sweet
liarfor,i—Zerah Very, Thomas Wilmartb.
Harmar.y—E. 1. Carr.
tiara—Mortimer Williams.
Lenox—Jacob Felton, David Whitney.
Librrtr—M,•mnon Hathaway, Daniel L.
North, James K. Wamter.
Thowsun—Albert Bushnell.
TRATELSE runons.
Apolacon—James Iliekie,• Mathew Quinn,
Pear Reardon.
Alibuni—James Lnpn.
Bridgewater—S. B. Kerr, Olirer.ll.f. Crane,
P7eserred Hinds, Ifugh McCollum, S. A. Pet
-1
• Brooklyn—Horace P. Tiffany, Nathan Al
dric!., C. M. Gcre, G. IV. Palmer, Joseph
Peihaei,
Clemi--Asa 13rundaze, George Salisbury
Dimek—William F. Iztlirop,ll. C. Conk-
Clorks S. Gilbert,A - ezoin Lane, Urbane
Fo:est Lake—Thomas )feelinn, G. A.
Gibson—Alonzo Abel, Charles Edwards. - I
Great Bend—H. W. Keech, A. 'l' Packard,
A. T. Trowhiidg,e, Nelson Baker, N. V. ear.
penfer, {William
harmony— William T. Ccrnklin, G. E. 11 1
Frasier, N. C. WhittOmb.
Herrick~—Edward Dimmick, Walier Lyon.
Jackson—Emery Barrettt, Hiram Follett-
Jessup—Harry A. Biehard, James Faro%
Jr.. Silas Bs/Juin, Samuel Roberts.
Lenox C . lAttirsp— .
EB.. S. Brown, E. N. Lord. -
Titus, Joshua Baker, ,Amos
Carpniter Jr. Abraham Churchill, John Kriel
kr,
Liberty—lsaac Comstock, Newton tio.wlel,
lobs Rana n, Asa A Fish.
iliddletown--loint Bradshaw, Daniel Hoag,
Fatt,iel Lathrop. C. C. Wright.
Montrose—lL S. Knapp.
Hew Milford—John lral.her. - •
push.—Lens Cooley, John P. Devine,
I Dunmore, Due'aught:cm SietrarL
Sher Monfort, James Me:
Connich Jr Daniel Aftirphy.
erinnille--Asn Carlin, Isaac G. Cooper,
'math:a North, Isaac Strickland, Jesse,
Thoutsoc—Chartes Belcher. •
R t ose nuns in Italia Are for second
kTrial List-.. First Week.
Bz of
i Brock,
John, In Case.
traesoa u. Brock, et. aT., Ejectment.
Allen 4. N; Y. & Erie R. It. Co., In Case
%l ilg,g Adler vs. Very Eire &e., . "
ey vs. Clark, •
lisst rs, WI an's Adna'rs, In Debt. du•
-
Etllato va.Green, Trespass.
_-
Navas vs. Dunmore, Divorce. '
Gard d ' e
Payneord vSeco Gardner, De W
btek.
1)1111 11. Roe, Trespass.
Taylor re. Stoddard Adnfr, Set Fn.
Foled vs Keeler et. al., Trespass:
le va Green, Trespass. - -
Rid vs. Cobb, Replevin.
4 therialad vs. Dargee et. al., Ejectment.
Naker et. al. vs. Goodr '"
hiss re: Bowman, APPeat
tiny rt. Riddle et. al, Ejectment. -
Iss's Trustees vs. Gaige, Trespass.
kler vs. vs. Fisk, Ejectment'
71Ziares Richards, Replevin. -
• firer vs, 1100, Attachment.
• Grove r vs. Raab, " .
li chards vs. Richmond, E j ectm ent ,
tmis vs SI. &H. Plank R. Co., APPea'• -
It a '
,r e ll IX Wartrons et. al. Ejestanot-
ult.:dip. vs. Stephens, Appeal. -
Tujittsiss.tar*Sw etticip bub
ble, ae it floats light - of the .aun, re
&chile the:eye aveadtess variety of the most
gorgeous tints • of, colors.' Newton showe d
: that to each of these-tints corresponds
fain thickoesi of
. the libstariese fanning the
babble ;in fact; h ehiyred in genera!, that all
transparent substances, it reduced to 'n cer
tain degree or tenuity; would ihese
colors. 'Near the highest point of the bubble,
just, before it hoists:is always obietted a spot
which reflects no cOlor, and aPpears-
Newton showed`that;the thickness ofthe bub
ble at this 'black point; ;Nil the 23,006,000 th
part of ac inch Noir + as' the', hobbit:pat thll
point possesses "the'proPerties of wateriA es.
sentially as does tho Atlantic Ocean, it 'follows
that the ultimate M9leculed 'forming, water
mast have less dimensions thanthisthickitess.
--Lardder's lidgdbook •
Wood! WOod! Wood!!
Mantel:la the bons° of B:l3:Chase• it/me
dia/4y.: Those "of out - enbeciibers 'who ha - ve
promised us, will oblige to biing It along now:.
Bishop Potts' Apiointinents•
Nov. 4th,; Thursday P. M., Springville.
Evening' Blontrooe.
" sth 4A. , 51-4•NdA Milford. Convocation
" " Evening Great Bend.
4 , , 6th New Milford Convocation.
~gfixtvarig:
In Dandaff„:en the 14th ult., by Rev. E 0.
Ward, Mr; It. J. IVES Es, of Pittston, and
Miss .Alca i i JonsSros, of DundslE
•
Also, by the:Same, on the 30th ult., Mr. Wm.
• P., An.r.swon.rn, of Abington, and 'MSS
CELENDA
In New Milford, en trio 14th ult., by Eld. A,
L Post, JosEnt
water, and Miss SA LIT WARD, of the for
mer place,'
• ' NIIIIO _
In Broo, ,y n,me t. 5, l .
tt.Ton L_x
, son or I W;
and Rhode A. Kent., aged- 2 -years And 10
' months. i' •.' . . .
In Brooklyn,' Oat. 26, EDWIN C.- son of Ass
and Naney,Towksbury, aged If years and 6
months.
11&'.W G0013•A
fIEtEAPEIt ttata ever, for, every bogy that wishes to
pay Cash, of t•ny kinl of Merchantable•produrb, or
that have not abused the credit systenhjost rotting to at
Montrose, 90, 23,1852. , TY LE.11.1.
TO THE . PUBLIC.
P LINES hating resumed the Tallorhms businetet r it
I a will be pitied on under the firm of Lines b.. Reyn
olds, in the room formerly occupied as the Dost-cffice.io
the basement ollSearleza Betel. Experience, industry
and skid give us , full confidence in our ability to please
all who may employ us. Latest Fashions just received.
F. uscs,
I'dontrose,Oet:p3. ' . F. REYNOLDS.
-Arriving. Daily. ab'Tarrell'a..
Prices gill not be undersold. Call and ses.
Montrose;Kod: 4,185_.
.
Limber for Sale.
PINE, Hemlock;Bass-wood.Maple and Ask
Limber, ;aid Shingles. for sale by • -
. . ABLE TERRELL.
•
Montrose, Nay. 4. 1852.
1
SAVEET ClPER.waated at TURRELL'a.
Nov. 4, 1559.
Adminiitrator's Notice.
HE undersigned having been appointed• Ad.
T
- roinistmtor of the Estate of Patrick Carroll,
late ofßush townehip, deceased, notice is hereby
given -to all perions indebted to the said Estate,
.0 make immediate payment, and those having
demands agaiusrsaid Estate- trill present them
duly attested, for settlement.
JAMES "LOGAN. Ader. "
Rush. Oct. 25,1852.-44w6.•
:1/Nfies 31. * a MAI
STRAYED froth
_the pre:ldea-B'4)f the sub : .
E
scriber, in ;Bridgewater, about the last of
September, eight Yearlings, 4 Steers, 3 heifers,
and 1 hu 11, all red, except one steer red and white.
Whoever will return their' or give information
where they' eau be fOund, shall . lie liberally re-,
warded. - B. A. RU FTERFIELD.'''
Bridgewater, November 3, 1832. 44w3
"OARBONDALE STAGES."
T"Eonly Line" Stages now running
between Carbondale and the Lackawanna
& Western Railroad, stops at Tunkhannock Sta
tion. New stages leave Ca,boirdale connecting
with trains .for New York and Dunkirk, return
ing leaves. Tnnkhannock Station on arrival of
trains froin Nets York and Dunkirk. Stages al
so leave.Tuukhannoak Station for Tuakhonnock
on arrival of cars" from - New 'York. For seats
apply to, - N. Q. MARTO% •
`November 3;1E5:1 - - • -
EXLIC SOLOLYZON SAWS.
GET wisdom, and with all your gettiogs get;
, understanding, also covering for, your!
understandings; which last commodity, it you
possess the other two, you will bisapt to seek and :
MEI at • '
heeler and Stoddard' Root and
Shoo Store. 1 1 •
For, though a certain iferi-y-mars ;
A difrent tale has told, • - i
- 'We'd hero the public ynderstand ,
We wont be undersold. I
Our assortment, though not general enough to
include Gen. Pierce and the Prophet Isaiah, to
say nothing of various groceries, is nevertheless,
in, the &or and Shoe line. very -extensive and
complete; and-we hope yet to make it ineinde
some of - the leeaer'profite.
N. B. Work . made to order, and repairing
'done neatly. KEELER & STODDARD..
As it appears' th at some of, our friends did not
understand
_our former notice, -vre hereby
state our ease more fully. Besides the feaitions
mentioned, in Our former notice, we have still
more urgent tines for your consideration. '
There are , liabilities against us,that are :lue,
and roust be paid. and further, we have no tither
source whence to raise the money, but tam tbose
who are indebted ta us. • ,
Wa bapei-.(litivfittatated 'eery Cilia - le it really
is) that our friends will, meet: us promptly, end
that this noticewill be ancient; but if it should
net be,tve shall be obliged - to place our notes and
accounts in the hands of a pror officer for eel
!cation:. The; Boos. end Notlee.arip sit the store
of 1. S. Little, mho still attend to tbe clesing of
the business until December lot. •
, • , -•- ' ' IIANDVS,&I,I2IW, '
New 3131fm4; Narmtfi 11 1852 - • -HU
NEW. GOODS.
fig eubicriber has just r ecemed his :linter
Repdy Itiside:l6lolllng,
for men and bsys--ernbmchig every : y=4y of
style and gustily,. • Overcoats from - 83 to 812.--
Drees, Frocklees sod Sack Verfercisate from 83
to-813: • Pants•• frotn;2o Vests, a
rood assortment; tram 19 shillings to* ne natio;
Flannel Under.shirts, Prawersk fine; Shirts;
lam, Stocker:Over-cale* -01 !ei•shiturt : 811 t e ldd!1
" 6 4 , i. 4 . .c?
anOvilittipplY of llais;:ami Cap h-Bonier]
and BheekWall -Paper • and Llordeii' Beek; and
-NA:loner% doubles and single - tiatrel'OUNSl
Trunk'. Burning Plnid...Blsttk Truks,,..and a eft-,
iiety of smaller , traPeemottewhreb Arelieck- 4
et and Pen lintvei, pocket liotikerriote ostler, nreset'
ieg psPer.ond pencils' Pus Bricks, Pocket
memorandrins boo ki,loisketi, hair brushei,
tooth brtishes;•lasicy,soups,. /Mir brushes, 'tooth
brosheli, fancy soaps, Pawdolfh
dr.e..; - :4te.9741.11.f0r 'UK aale at' this Jokiest ratee.anif
fin ready pay.,..Those sontingrnthivewUi. &
lull to esatnitleott7 lock before nialgintuthiir ant
GE,O.
TIINE ran kee po, o .
dle - .
11;ifarners, all ie, far
arid near, r
' tam the miller shoelag4 1 .1 ~
I wick : with - stilitaith'earpand fear
1
AntralwaYls int a cloin . .. • - i .
. ,
Chorus;.—lt's Corarisilong, Lattit 1 arnan,
Fit teka.your hells .-tiad roosters, ' .
I'll do pia work the brief. can, _
' Acid bsatTriends Asti aud Brewster. •
T .., t.,1"il Work a! Otto? as Ilk; ow liow f . ,-
Farina many,
' • -"Aiia an-tdoltrtey
learn" '
.tharaa•Lr4t's aaankalong,"[&—a.,
/ ask the aid of !knee 1114
:- - 'fio.help - the gain a livin:
• : - Irvolhte of friende,bnt
“: leannot titian& atiegiy,la
Chorue—lt's come along,
Onhirboard stile ef rest's'
Youn and me always j ;
Yea must have lumber, m'
- And there it is worj
thonns—lt's Come uteng,
~Ye farmers all, attend t
hi,
' Foierire it is no stmy, h
That wafts , my card o'er
To‘sperilt the praise of
Chorus—it's'tome along.
Mafioso, November 3, 1851
•
NEWSTAGE ARRANGEMENT'
ON THE" PLANK .00.4.1),
In connection with the L. & T. Railroad.
PASSENGERS can leave'Moo Ntv
trose fore
York autl.Dunkirk twice • 'day, also . for
Carbondale, Seinnton rind. Wilkc .barre.
New and commodious four-horse Veit Coaches
leave Montrose Dotal at 8 o'clock A. M. and at
4.P. M., connecting-with the L. sr. W. Railroad
for New York,aud Dunkirk, also with trains for
Scranton, Carbondale, W ilkeskar re.
Stages leave Montrose Depot on the arrival of
the trains from New York for iturford, returning
leave Burford connecting with reins for New
York and ricmuton. Also a stage for Owego
via. Forest Lake, St. Josephs, Fri t tndsyille, War
renhom, &c.. Sunday, Weduesd y and Fridsy,
returns Tuesday, Tharsday,Und Saturday. s
L. SEARLI,: Proprietor.
Montrose, Nov. 3, 1852. , . .
THE RAILWAY TORE,
. In iFallOgnratt
A LARGE stock of NEW G s ODS just re
ceived, which will be, sold far•ready pay or
short approved credit, lower 'than at any other
store in this section of country. l i The people of
this county, who like
GOOD DARG2ILIVS,
are respectfully invited to cell and, examine my
stock of goods. and they will find he above to be
urns. No trouble; to show Goode.'
jl Socha, Grain, Wood and / emlock Bark
wanted LITTLE:
New Milford. November 4. 185.4
To the Pub
,A BEL TV REEL/. is now tension:lg and keeps
constantly on baud a large and desirable as
sortment of
GOODS•
which will be sold tery low for citsb or ready pay.
. The stock is composed of a first rate assortment of
Drugs. 31edieinesi Chemicals, faints,
Dye-Stuffs, Groceries, Glass-walk., spoons;
. Spectacles, Musical instroments,
Yankee Notions, and
Liquors, -
ALSO,,
, .
Dry Goods,
hardware, Stonewa4,
- Mirrors, Stationery, BrtOes,
' Medical InstrUments, Perfumery, •
• Trusses, Supporters. Shot:MM.-Braces,
Shoes, Campliine, Burning ,P1414 4 ' Lamps,
CloCks, Watches,Jerrelry, &c.
All persons wishing to purchase-Drugs or Goods
in any of the aforesaid departments, will find
their interests promoted by calling first at the
Drat and Variety Store laf -ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, November, 1851: I
WINTER CLOTHING.
rpm subscriber, thankful to his friend' thy their ens
-1
' 1 tom would - Vended them that he has 'received the
FALL FASHION.
rex 1852; and that he Is praparesl to eerie - his cnitotr
era, as usual, with clothing made up !substantially,
handSomely, and promptly. • -- 1
(=Please call at ray shop ; to Keeler'} block, a few
doors, *below the - Democrat once, it you want good work
at fair priees. '" (
ntrtlia cutting T am entirely at bome.( Ever coat I
cut I snake $ twelve strike: boy and plus down, and the
'nil or Ike alley knocked Out. That's vo.l
Montrose, October EISI. - JOIE( (MOVES:
N DT GOODS
W. P. WYATT'S NEW. CLOTHING. STORE;
Tlllt\7'is:t: STREET , ,310*TROSE.
IIX7 P. ITTATTbasjart returned from New York VI 61
V V anew and beautiful assortment oreloths, Carel.
mores, Pertiage, he ice., allot' which be 'ofhas at the
lowest living prices for cash or produce.
The subecribertms on band the latest and most impro
ved style of Fashions for Fail and Winter Clothing.
W. P. W. will maaniketare on, the must reasonable
terms and. in the most approved style of fashion, at the
shortest notice. .
IT: P. W. wants 'ln trade Fer cools 800 barrels of .Ap
pter of the best quality, and 4d 'firkins of Butter; for
which be will allow 24 mai par pound for the best qual
ity In trate.. • • ..W; P. WYATT.
Store at Diameter late Lair °Mee, Turnpike street.
Montrone, 0E1.190852. • • .•
Administrator's Sale.
. .
BFan order of the Orphan's Court or Stisquelaingrn
county, will be expelled to public sale at the Court
Howe In Montrose, - on Monday the 35th day of Horne
bar next, at one o'clock P. M. 4 all that cettainFarm, sit
uate, lying and being In the townrnlp of Middletown, In
the county aforesaid, and bounded on the north by land
of Elijah Howe Bad land of Thomas Flaherty, on the east
by land of James Wasirn.gton and land of John Mulbare;
s on the Booth. by the Milford and Owego Turnpike Bond,
1 and vest by land of Patrick Horan, containing ,5411 acres
or thereabouts, with the appottenances, a frame dwell
; log bons., barn, shtp . , orchard, ate., late the citrate of S.
It. -Emend, dec'd. • _
Terms made known the day of rate.
C. L. 11116117, .Adm'r.
0eteber113,2553. , ' • 42w4
• Registeft Notice.`
tiBLIC notice is hereby given , toil parsons concerti•
the following estates,to grit.: Estate of Daniel
i t:forret, deceased, =pro's Cobb, Administrator, silo se
;count or Neney M. Sherman, Guardian of Sarah 31eriab
Sherman, That the - accountants i ha.e rattled their rte.
remits In the Register's office 1 lir anirfor the county of
Susgiubstins, and that the seine will be lieesented •to
the Judges of 'the Orphan's Court of said' county. in
fdentrose on-Wegnesday the 17th day of :November
pest for 4nflizmition sad allowatiee.•• s • - • •
J. T. LANODON, Register.
Register's Mie, October, 13, !8.52.. •
Auditor's.: Notice.
rim underrigned: in auditor appointed to apportion
tiri•assets remaining In the 'hands of A.: , O. Adler,
Administrator of tbeertate of tared H. itericilds, deed,
among the creditors of said estateiteni attend to the du
lls* or that appointment at the trifles - of J. 2% Limgdon,
Esq., An Montrose, on Monday:the 15th - or 4orember;
A 852 at 2 e!cleek aldehlhni and place nit per:
MOW interested are required to prraent their drains - or be
debarredfiam coming M fora Ishmael' each' assets. .
' C. L. BLtOWN,
1 mantsose 'October - In, 1252.. - 42a4
• "
TOE copetnerrhip heretofore existing between , the
subscribers in the lierestrtile businesr; !under :the
liras of.A.C&SIPBZI,L.tr. CO., 4 this day- dissolved" by
mutual conient. • ,
The notes! and se:lnuits Of the late grin- Unito the
bands 43:Taggart for coLectiten. • •
Air. C. Campbell eriil continue the business 'at the old
Flare. ; - ,A..oksits•BELL:
• 1., ;; o Jedlatoiorz.r.,•
• • • - ; . .XI.4IIO,OARTt
TriesideribraeUti" 0484 • 41.."31i
WOVVIZO, I
. -113147wg,6 shop 40 Licari llemors: Jaime' -
LP la s, the, Punk Aoed. Sus'q.;an. a
ftnied NO monad tdotislin Da Lttne,Vriss: hi willer .
1011 tali it ;41ritiop of Iletuf ClestiTim prove rormity;
pal door % Ond take „Jr. r.,13 DE LL-,
... , 9dPber P. 1652- ,•. goo
,
Laws 1882: .
Nortcy herebyglretithat the Pamphlet L4ers of the
tieedoe*.l l o4. ells. day reeelved, , 4 ready
tar diterlhagealeaboaceatittadio tie' See theta 7-;
• •
Y. 1. WAIL% (Wile/.
Ptetheibillco; Oct. IPZ-7-40 •1.
--, "
_L-. - -j. - ',Vp* . GoOdo. - '
"ri e r t t, 4 .l ! ,g:".." .' -, :::: , :..1._. , ...-..- ~.....‘,"-
L.
Poricail of. Washington.
Just published, J.l'.Uftdelili!!,/Talritlint;i
cent •-• ;
ItionTaitri F Wisuiritivrolvi
,EnOtty:4l, , only
original in the Atheneum, *Won.
TllB superb picture ; llllgia'fed tinder the 24e:intend
gone of iTtiOltdi SULLY., keg., the minim; and
httiVieftedisillat,lt the only - Correct likeness of Wash-.
toktstel Oml:pttbilsthedi It has been" etitoactedsed as the
grastestArk:or lot over produced jts i thlx.Countg.....As
to its 11 - ty,tii refer to the litters of the adopted son
of Washington, OSOSCIS WASIIISOTON-peux cult.
'Mirk* says; `-it is a faithful representation of the ca.
dilated migittal c t' and-to. min JUSTICETAIk.EY of
tboadlotone, Court of the Visited States, who says; tAs a
work of ate exaeltenee, and beauty must . strike every,
°Dilh/te,Os It t'lltid it is Wiwi hap py in Its Moberg to
the Father of his It 'as Mr good fit:tuna to
hare seen him Itithe days ofralsboYholxis end his abule j
appearance,is yet s,rongly imprelred Ots my . memory,—
/ Oottral4en bare issued appears to me to ho an ex;
act tikences,.reprerenting perfeetlrthe exprerrion: as'
as the Sinn . and feat los of, the face." and ,Says
SENA:C.Oa CABS, ...ft Is a lits.dae.reptesentation et. the
great: original i .r SitErIDENTVILLSIOIiE -.rays: "The
work appears Lo me to have been adnid-ribly executed,
and eminentlyy, worthy of the patronage of the public.".„'
I Says httIISCHANT. the, eminent portrait painter, and the
pupil ojEduarta !eYorir print. to my mind, is more re.
inarkaide than : any other-I'OTO revs, for. preventing the
whole Individuality of the vrisfloal Portralt.togottter witb
the noble and dignified ropolle of air and manner which
all who tiler taw lam moldered if iota • fcbaro meanie
of the ilinsoloni man it-conimmorates "
kno~r.: ":. ;
not crows
steam Mill,'
►king,
•ai and mill,
!lc.
call,
etc
:very. wall
&c.
For the dreetarierits of this pliture;rte would reliir ov.
loser of :Washington' to the portrait Wein to be Feten
at the Maceer this ptiper,end to she letters Walla follow
log artists, statesmen, jutlsts and scholars accompany.'
kg it. • .
. .
. AlMBlTS.—Meriliant and Eilkdre of N. York; Marie*.
Itothertnel; and Lantbdin,. of Meadville; Chester Hard .
int; of Beaten; Cheilei preset, of Charleston, S. C.; and
'to the 'adopted ion 'of Washingtma, lion. G. W.P. Cur.
-tii,hlmlielf an artist. STILTESEIcaIIIii Excellency 3111-
lard Pith:Sore, Maier General Winfield Scott, "f10n...0e0,
51. Dallas, Lion IVitliam ft. King. Hon. Daniel Webster,
Bon. Lyna Boyd, lion, Lewis Cars. Hon %Put. A. Ott.
„ham; lion. John P. Kennedy, lion. it. C. Wlutbrop, LL;
D. JORLITS-4103- ICOgwr D.T00.7.. ROM John Doer,
lion. J o h n ner , e; i, n ou . Bufas Choate. SC/lOLARS•^I.I.
robtom,Esq.,.the weirknewn Librarian of the 'Boston ,
I Atheneum, who says, " I would rather own It- thaviany t
Ipainted copy I. have ever seen ;" - , 8 , P.: Whlpple , Irritant 1
Hilaire b, Hon. Edward Everett. 1.1., P., Washington Irv.
,
log. Ralph W Ihnersort, Esq., Prof. T. C. Ciphent, J. T.
t /leaky, Flat James llalleck,,Menil W. Lonerellaw.-Wm.
Gilmore Simms; and itt.us Pmeepa, lord Talford, r • B ,
Ifacanley, Sir Archibald A Ilion, Lord Mayor of London,
he. 2cc. Toe P 11633 throOglinlit the entire Unicin have
IRith oue voice pro:Mauled the merits hf Ms lupe on-.
greying.
To enable all to posSev thie valuable treasure, It Is
sold at ,he low price of $5 per copy.
Publiamd by GECOGE W. CHILDS,
K. W: corner of Pin and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
D. D DIMITLY; folemoat for the Elates of Eastern
Peensyl.ra , fa rind Delasnre,
Thin portrait can only be obtained tram Mr. Byerly, or
from hie duly . anthorixed agouti.
' Arrangements have been made with the-Post-41c° De
partment, by which copies of the Portrait can be sent to
any point, per mail, In perfect ordrr.
MP"PrirSOOII by remitting Live dollars to D. D. ilyerly,
Philadelphia, will tune a copy scot to them free of post
a magnificent
Ofit Frames, got up expreasly for these
Portraits, furnhhed at the low price of $5 each. -
Just issutvl, a Mangnificent Portrait - of
General Jackson, - .
Engraved by 7. B. Welch, Esq., after the origi
nal Portrait painted Int Sulk, Esq.
This r,ortrsit nfl kha match for Um Wiuldngton. and
in every respect sat,well got up.
Price $5 per-copy. Address us above. 4,2sn't
I.ll' virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa., issued out of the Court
.17 of Common Pleas of Susquehanna county, and to,
me directed, I will expose to public sale .at the Court
llouse iu Montrose, on Saturday the 13. b day of Novem
ber nest, at one o'clock 11., all that certain piece or
parcel•of landrituate, lying and belt g to the village of
Susquelmona,county of Sttsquehanna dud Rate ol Penn-
Sylvania, bounded and described as folk as, to wit: On
the north by Lands of William Smith, on the. east •by the
.highway, south by lands of John O'Caughlin,nnd west
by the highway, containing 7200 feet of land, be the 3.2)Xte
more •or less, together with the aputartenanees and im
provements, a two story frame building, 'occupied ea a
dwelling bons° and saloon, being known as village lot
No. 18 on . plot of said surrey, late the (irate of
1.. T. Weeks. -
Taken In execution at the ,it of Stilwell Brown 4
Co. against I. T. Weeks."
ALSO, • .
All that certain piece or parcel or land situate:lying
and being In the torrnshlp.of Great Bond, Susquehanna
county. and bounded and described tut follows; ttf
Beginning at the, sixteen mile atone on the line between
Now York and PCnnsylrantai thence by land formerly
SA' William Thompson. now of•lsaaolteckhosi, south 21
degrees wart,4o perches to the gornar of • lot of Ilcman
Stoddart; thence by - the said 'Semen Stoddsit's land
north S 9 &grecs wc,t 181 perabes; thence north 1 de
gree cart 49 percher to the Paid, State line, and- thence
along toe same..south 663 g dert, reit east 192 perches to
the place of beginning, contalnlng.lso acres and 41 pertly
es. be the same more or less , togeth wraith the anomie
Imams. about 10 acres improvedvaltts the not if* of
Thomas 11. Wilmot, deceased.
Taken In exceuticr, so the suit of Anna B. Lyons.
Executrix or tbe Ink will and teststrierifet Daniel Lytton,
dacertsed; agaitst.Lerris '111:11•timot; Administrator of
the goods chattles.rightseieEtts, ac.e.; or Thomas R_
Wilmot, (4 ,
deceased, with notice to widow and heirs of said
Themes 11. Wilmot. , .
lirvirtue of a mit of Yen. Ex...issued and directed at
above, I will expose to public sale at the same time and
place, all that certain piece , or pareelof land dtuale. 1 .7 •
lag and being in the township of Clifford, county of Sus
quehanna and State of Pennsylvania. and 'bounded as
followt r to wit :.- On the north by the public highway, on
the tart by nary Cuddeback, on. tne Food' -by S.D.
Totapkins.and, on the west by George Blown, contain
log about 10 acres, together with tLe appurtenances, one
framed house, one. shed, end all improved, late. the.ess
tate of Robert L. Bunter, - • .. • s
Taken in execution at the suit of TheanasP. Phiuney
against Robert 7...*Lhanter.Jr. •
that certain piece miasma of land. entate.iSing
and being. In .-Acidgearater township, iasquebassna =nu.
ty, bounded as followsl. Beginning at a post on the line
of Orrle Beebe's. lot ; thence south 87 degrees east FB
perches to Moses Tyler's lot; thence by tbe.same south
23 degr ees West 148 perches to a.post ea a line of land
late'of Rams Hoyt; thence north 87 el grecs nest Sti
perches toe post en Welter Foiter'sline; thence by the
same north 23 degrees east 158 perches to the irelnaing;
containing SO acres„ be 'Os same more ur less—being the
tonne lot which Joseph thitte field by rode, d dened Dee.•
9th, A. D. 1848, eoureyed - to Susan Mariah Butterfield—.
togethetwith the appurtenances. I frame house, / frame
barn. and,ebout 50 acres improved; late the estate of
Joseph D. Butterfield. . •
Taken in execution at the cult of Luke Blakeslee es'
Joseph D. DutterSetd.
0. 0 ELDffEl . 4 . 6beriff.
Sheriff's office, llortiro Se, 00..19,1832.
• .. .
Farms, and Mill Privileges; and
,
. ,
Great . E.xcitement, :.- 1 .' - . I' 6 te for Sale '
an Subscriber °frets for sale, the following .
rrllltETlKlalialtPlit 111VS111 to Thompron's eels. Tvaluable properties, to wit ; one tuna in the
1 betted Daguerrean Gallery I Likenesses taken - and I , , .
put op, n neat it orocco Cases for only own DOLGIIIL township of-Harlord containing Rome sixty acres,
parents and Children. Brothers and eliters , one and all, I siboot thirty of. which is improved, house, barn,
now Is the Mite to secure for yoursc/ni and Lice& one orchard:An., thereen.. Said farm lies pne Mile
of those little mementoe, In the from ofa Daguerreotype .
n . , ,
Likeness which_ at some future time may prove of lee. and a an l from the village' of fferford , sin the
rumble value. The expense It so Wiling Unit It should, route of the .Montrose and Barford Platilt Road
be an Inducement for every fainily abile in ItgALTII to it is a beautiful and dosirable loceticu. I , VV,Ii tini.
avail themselves of the bencrita of this mysterious and! , ',„, A A ._,-,,.
n'Ondellni Art. Impressions of children taken in trawl ` e. " ,-"! ' ' • •
Sto 10 seconds.' Every effort wilt be made to produce , -Mao one other -farm . lying - on the Belmont .
clear and well defined Inienesser, combining An easy and i Turnpike, four mike from Laneehoro, atlrl - the
graceful' attitude, and. that I ofo-lik ripens - len which . 4. 1 , N . ,.y. m id E r i e ti,,,n ro d, con t, t iui n g
so very desirable , and which can be obtained b y slid et about i'dgitty
Thaelpson'smainigeeneggrughr Galle r y, e p rn ite i-. acres, twenty or more of which is improved. with •
Excbantrettotel. _ - ' • , . . .. house, barn, orchard, &c. This is a trainable
To A rthits. ' :: '.. piece of lurid from dolt/cation, being erelltintbured
The subscriber Would my that lie has on hand and fo r - A ~. , ~ ,
ssle 'et general assortment 'of IDaguernotype Ilaterial. t - ,
em.. watcreo. - .• , .:., . . .
..
which' consists. of Canteen, Plst..a. Fancy and Commoni .Also several Dui/ding lots of the outage ,to•Sati-
C,Fes, Lockett. Chemicals, and la short almost .every quebanas, on the New York & Erie Roil Road.
thing and in the nude; ' I Thin is one' of the:most - thriving' locations itt -the
New: lininntslokdeoliais • . .
Just received iron the manufacturer. It has two Be lin country: being the sent of the. Rod Road Machine
of keye, and eorabloreall the iadvantaeei or the Two Shops &e : It nontaius maw about' 13110 iialabi'
Banked Oman.- It contains two stops correspeunog
the Open Diapason and pi ineipal ID Organs. Also. coup- • - -
t ° l tante:: and ite bushiess facilitiei are unrivaled. Its
ter and Swell Draw Step . . The arrangement is such that , 'II L 1 above lots are four of the best
tither stop may be played separately or togctber, or ono i mill.seatis in the county, being immediately ?nth',
connection vvi t 1 fro ,
with one hand and both with the other — one under arra ' Stipp ehanna river; with auffitient power Tor
set swell: the other - with anipen swell. etO.. It Is . the ,
only Instrument eieepaoublellanked Ch urc h .0,,, ,, ,,, , in '
ll .pntpuse'ef intimifetUt4l4 &e. The most surpassing
1
upon which Orgass eremite can be acquired. and fur brit., inducements are helrf, out by the-above lecithins,
Haney; variety of cornldnatton, and
canny thinef the kind heretoforeTZ:n r le it ti far .
a g i n e7, lls
.4„t; i for capitalists, who wfah-ta embark in'the buithiess
1 of tnannfacterlug,tainiing.fieweritigund lumbering.
and 6 octatellfelodeone, for sail 14 the sdlereritiee at his .
La:unman Rooms. ' '1 li Rai l Road affords the most commodious tad
I. L. TUOSIPSON. - --e . . ' ''
Diughtunton, Octoberl4, 1112. . ready transportion for evetytliing in the.uhove line.
. .
' ' Trio. sibpvf nropettY, in whole-or part,
,will be
sold on terms the most advaningeouslo pinchar..- .
ers... -I- will -give great bargains. Oamiiinilice,
Lion a will be prornpily answered from a' disteuee
and all
„enquires ;attended to promptly. . .
.. , ..
... -,-' .- , .-- - ':.SRDATE GRISWOLD;
.
Swig., Depot. Pa,; Jane' I. 1 tis 2,
.93 tf. -
. . •
. ,
LASCE additions of EteW styles of. OUCCICERS are
weekly caviling et Vie Crockery and - Muse Fur
nishing Estatilistunent: by y_IL, DE r zu
DingtiosotoniOct.l4,l6s2.
S A L&
IJST la b tatltiM "
yr a ,
In etery yaittyatyle, shape,: and toles, and at thi
levet' prima, may A befound at -:,, , DE PEWS.
0ct.11,• • •
' .IIO,IISSIC P APPERS; : .• - ,
lart.Othess whoato hi want of_any article of CroCtoyy.
and43.ass Ware, lattnplAtrokinslitasses, Cutlery,' Sent ,
er.s,Brltatitd&Ware, Castoks;Cotiee and Spice
I , peons, Candlesticks, Philtsd W.Ves, 01 0elcs• Fancy ilso
kohl, Wooden and . Wlllow Ware? of all kinds, wind,,,
- Shades, Illetts,lncd par,ea, Sect Slicereergg Bentetenrustt
micelles Dustere,itiornicety 404 - ,Ctitteri, Cue - fled'
a n d tteteee r and iut extetislYcnisscoimeot of Toys anti
- nosey 'We:tails* them to.call at this estoishre
establishment both as • oaripg 'of :tine 'snit money, for
here thireita end allthe minutia 'wanted to their line
nudist the forest possible pricts4 -• J. DI,Pf.W.;i -
Bluzlitunton 0et.14,1952. •
.
A'-POCHER-BOOK, , by the eibaeriter, eontsdaterp
Tsolainory Nute, dated Ala I ni lBs '4lisYsbleto nab* i
iltayessar,beaksearone year tram date, smith utgreat„ aept
;!goad by'the 'subscriber. Ai aald note bas been pOd by.,
in•O' would catalo . tt all - pOnsooo not to Purehue the
Asme.SUSIMMS. •
.
a =7
ZP137.-:
, .
Orild tot Shea p relto _ by_ C. D. LATIOOP.
Sheriff's Bales.
cnocnrialt.
opartgerr. } ip heretoforaeiisiin g between
•1 the subscnbenri ,under the firm of Hayden
itud Ask dinc4velf . bi:siantord con
sent.
To ttOito iiiitotie4 to theti*iiiiihisrliiiitoo of
'Account, we Weald hereby goiter partieulheitirtieer
that as oneOf the undersigned is aboutto.ingege
hi other% huaineini;it liecemes neOesaary to have
the'businies of the firm 4lettldd immedietely. '
" SAYDEN
, Raw 3,lltford; Oetob'se
•
aVLWARICAINGEDIIENT.
Vha bosinetialWar hereafter be conducted by the
4iibecribeti_'U;hd will trotified to - ;hare
hia(riends eudcu.ioiners call on hill,. at •Ourtl me
And it they titei writ' tini: any goods, IhrylSill find
jt,:to,their intekeet to' inwaliase of him, as hint's:ea-,
jot atoolt, for, reailk pay, will .be void. Without re
pad to.profit. Now goo& may
,be expected corm
7..9. LITTLE.'
Now Mitten); Oct. 4,1754. - 551/3
.• . Sheriff's Sales. -
latlr , virtueof wrint.or Vend- Es. hefted out of
the Coati or COlllmon Pleas of S usqn chariot'
county, and toino'direeted, I will ixiwru to public
sale at the Cuuit liotimo in Montrose, ou Saturday
tho 13th duy or Ncven3bee, at ono o'clock r. its
all that certain:piece or parcel or land initiate,
and. being 10 the towuetup of.Aptatteott, c. 0011;
1.31 or Stisqulhet:nos;alid bound;-d as
nod
Co
wit: _on the Mirth by the • •Arlford nod Otvego
Turnpike, otl Otis emit by laud or Edward Conn
rie, oti the south by,litnd-or -- IVelch , anJ‘oll
the west by Ittuds,of J 7. Nelou stud Patrick Ry•
on, containing itbettt SO apes of wild laud ; bite
the estate of Patrick Tradden.
Taken itr oxeculito, at die suit of A. A. Hall:-
ill!! against Patrick Tioddem
- ALSO,
All that certain, piece. or parcel of land situate,
lying and heing;in the township of Harmony, Sus
quehanna county, bounded us follows; On the
north by [auditor. LiMesCeinfort, east by lands
formerly of Gilbert Dickinson. south by . lall,de:of
James Comfort and --- Rhodes, and west by
the Belmont and ()Tango Turnpike Road, , con•
tainiug shout ieventy-five acres, together with
•the appurtruanCeit, one framed house and harts,
an orchard, and ahout„twenty acres improved.:
• Taken in execution at the suit of !livid A.
Lyons and Ft4derick A. Lyons against Sedate
Griswold.
MI that certain piece or parcel of land situate,
lying and beiug.tn the township of Bridgewater,
Susquehanna enmity, bounded and decrihrd- as
follows. to wit.4on the north by lauds of _Henry
Cruser, on the east by lauds of Israel Young, on
the sonth-by leads of Simeon. Lewis, and on the
.west hr lands of John StieMr, containing aboot
thirty iferee, be Mie' same mote or less, with the
appiirtanances, one saw milt and abant eight acres
improved, late the estate of Orin J. Williams.
Takim io execution at the suit of John Fussett
against! Orin J. Williams.
.. . t kLSO. •
• fly,vtrtue of it writ ofo,L-v. Fa., issued and di
rected ns above, I will expose to publid sale et
the same time and place, all that certain tract or
parcel of lead situate in tike township of Auburn,
I in the county of Susquehanna and State of Penn.
sylvaniii; and totted; bounded and described as
follows} to wit :"Beginning at a post on the north
east.coiner Fierier In a line of land surveycdfor
I John Dokley ; thence, partly by said laud' and
partly Iv other land, weal seventrtwo perches ,
and seven - tenths of a perch to n cherry supling ; '
thence ' south one hundred and ten perches. to a
hem:ock ; thence east seventy-two porches and
[ treven 7 limthe ; of, a perch to a post; and thence
I north nhe hundred and ten perches -to the place
of beginning,' cent itining SO acres, being a part of
the twd hundred and ni-ty-one Contigtiont tract
of ',Mai granted by the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvarii to the said Henry Drinker the Eldir,and
being the statue tract of land and premises to 'which
the said Willi:Mt, Henry S. Jacob, Henry and
Thomas' Executors etc., of Henry Drinker the
.elder. deceased, Eby indenture bearing even date
tberu l wi h, buieiecnied before thesame, granted
and' Co veyed, to the said Saws Bennett in fee
I
simple, ogethet.witlithe appurtenances.
'
Taken in exe cution lathe suit of .Elizabeth
Gurnmere against Weltliy. Bennett and William
Behrietil"Eir's. - of A. Bennet Dei'd, with notice
to T.. 11 ' • -. - '
- ' - I ALSO, •
•By v; kwe Of ti-writ of Fl Fa; issued and di
rected as aboYe;l 'will 'expose ter public sale at
the same time and piece, all that certain piece
or parcel of land : situate , lying and being in the
township of Gibs on. county nf , Sesquehaone, and
bounded land described, as follows, to wit: Begin
ning at a state 'in the centre of the road in the
line of tukufbehinging to - G-. A. Hogobaue ; thence
on the said ilagobone north eighty two degrees
,west (one perches and eight-one-hundredths to a
stake in tile centre of the road ; thenCe north-three
and one•fonetkdegreeti east toe stake and statics;
sheltie ten and a Imlrdegrests east fifteen perches
and sit4ne'hiindredths
.to a stake, and,stones;
thence north 83A degrees West eleven and two
-1-Ido prehos to a corner of the Ion& owned by
Alva H. Fish;; thence south Gi degreeir*West 17
perches on theline of George W. Walker and :Via
Howard's lend; 'thence 874 degrees east 'five lien
hundredth perchel on the line of `the, the said give-.
bone's land; thence south one-fourth 'degree east
seven Perches to the phice of beginning, contain-'
tug I acre and .I;), perches, he the same, more or,
liti;with the appurtenances one framed house
and oneframedibarn, all improved, late ;the es
tate of David B. Merle". ,
Taken in execution at the suit ofJohn'Smiley
against David D. Mapes.' -
. O. It Ili.DltED,glaritf.
Sheriff's office, illontrive. Oct. 1,7. 11152- ;
NEW! GOODS.
W Elia is, isms ysoiviiig, his Sprkoz
° T un ,
•Oheop:for,aaelt.
! Moutipso. Apr), 13 1 ; Igse, , .
,BONITETBi DON/lETS.
N OuPPIY ,
Fintry
' A Stritytotod Fseadh Unpumer facie . Bonnets
nod greuly.redaced
watithoit-
Gold nun g
- •
'TPXTRA flue. of tfly,own ;ImPortailon. foirsio
ALFIISD 1 . hVAAS,
IIfiEASII 7 4II.9--Thr.re doi.fin ea Ltresatpitiji.
neixrpatternisiteo'dlfiii:day by
ji!iagltamtion, A ug AO. A. I. EVANS.
-
AXTAITITI;!; ;OW - an cksja ex!,
V V . . thoile foKeoixls by BENT.ieT #4.1 1 W
14ontroaut OM
tl2, lir.' • • • -
T
fIUTTANIf & incubi call the attentkna Of tile
'I.; attach' Of Bronklyn to their large tinfety of Anon and
fanalturo. We, bay. oiLhand the-best vattoma obe
Deft materi a l . We shall tell at the Tau lowest
. 01..4 Ab the moat Liperal oral.„gall and aulualue.
.. • it* •
,
Goods,:: ••• r : •
wi t uvre i ast reedved our hise schwUon of Fan sad
'••••nter Wry Goads of ovary ilnicrippon:whieb we will fell
to; cob or good pay abtsper than lot ever before otaretk
tn ; lbis tuarkst. IYe cannot partionlartton but wit rat%
tally inettiraserybotty 10: Call and - imatisl the them,.
wave..knoll.ara . carl MISS you to priee..quaatity
sad quality. -- ' SIFEAIe If& VIM!.
.proohlra,94 7 , 114 28.4. - -
Has".
'I37ITE, zaEoz TUAikE 1
hereby given to the. heir. Of said
, Egg* Thrive, dec'd4 and to nil-other-per
run. having any: inteirvt in.said.E . atate that strati
hait'beeif grained. by said cont.( for showing:Canno .
hefore said coorfen the Oka: Mondafat Novem
ber next, at 10 o'clock ,rl.-•Pd.;at the:Conn House
in Montrose,
.why, the. real . estate of the decedent
• ishould not ha sold under preceedingeiii
had in said conri,- as - tiillenponr - by -the reeordi
thereof, at „which .tirne -and &cr. any panto& nr.
persons having any •natna? to show why safe
skell.nut be decreed sat then at tend..
IBy thiroilit. • . • •
• 1. I,,ANGDON .0 l'k of Orphott's Cart. "
27.1852.- •: • . 39w4
-
Auditor's Notice:
rPHE abbscrihot.haiinibeelizipointed 'au and
-L nor to distribute • the funds arising from the
onto of the Rind Estate of 'Willinm D. Dennison.
vslould hereby give notice to all persons interest
ed in the distribution of said feuds, that he will
attend to the duties of his appointmenret his ob
flee in Montrose on,Thursday the. 2lst day of Oc
tobo,neit,at ten o'clock in theforepoon.at which
all persons , ittlntriest are desired to &steed;
• A:CHAMBERLIN, "Auditoi. .
Sept. 28 4 ,1832. - - :
„ \ THE • ADVERTf.SEMENT.:
500 , Agents .Wanted----$lOOO. a.
Year
WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OR TUE UNITED
STATES. +salve Bud enterprising men. to engage
ID the sale or eortie.of the best Docks published. in ,the
country. To men of good address, posa.ssing a small
etottol or from .925 to.sloo, such .indaceto ents” will • be
offered as to enable them to matte from $3 to $lO a, day.
;co . Me books published by us are all useful In their
character, extremely- popular, and command linotalls
wherever they are offered.
.For farther particulate, address.(pcetege odd s )
; DANIELS a. DENT 2.
! ‘. • Successions to W.A. Leery dc CO.
ZTRZI . „ No. 135 North Second Street s Philadelphia.
Pobitively
VET, ItighIt?.SZUECVLI:
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber for fees
accruing in the office of the Recorder, Reg
ister and ftlerk . of'Orphans Court, are hereby in.
formed that bills are lin the hinds of -J. T. Lang
don, Esq.,. present, Recorder, &c.. for collection,
and if not poid at or, before the November. erm
of, entirt j ;next earning, they will be placed in' the
hands of a Justice of the Peace-to be sued. 'So
look out. CHARLES L. BROWN:
Montrose, Oct.
°VILA*, tYit' OYU'S
Griat Bend & Loderaville, .
STOVE, COPPER, TIN & SNEETITION
TABLISHMENT.
rrifiz subscriber respectfully informs the - pub..
.L he that he has received a
.lerga..additiou.to
hii
former stock of Stoves, crousistiag of a variety
of'the most approved kinds. amass which 'era
CLINTON AIR TIGHT' ;
FOREST QUEEN, •-•
.:STAR OF -TUE: WEST, ;-, • .
- 1
-WESTERN - QUEEN;' -
lin elevated Oveiis... Square Stove.
• . PH ENIX, PARAGON, . . •
. WESTERN EMPIRE:
,:ORANGE.A.IRT,IGHT;
I 'UNITED STATES • •:‘
VAR3IERS; UTICA CGAL STUNT..
A-.variety or Premiums. some of new stile ' the
WALK ILL, AIR, TIGH T,„FARMERS.
A good-and various assortment of Parlor-end
.Hall Stoves for Wood and Coal.`; Box Stoves.pt
various sizes and patterns he is continually re.
ceiviug. and intends to keep as great Er variety - of
tha most pOpiilar stoies-as any dealei inThe coon,
try, Persons wishing
. to . ..parebedie stoves will
find it , to theirintertst to call on bini. They , will,
find his ' . • •
Stove Fiirnitare:,
made of the strongest and,best material's' and es
ahenp eseen be bought in this or &aims county
and mach better than offered by pedlars. , '
,07Stove Pipe & Tin Ware kept for sale and
made to order. - Farmers will, be supplied with
Pans. made of strong materials. at•Wholerlale pri
ces; all orders for work in. his line will be thank.
fully received and punctually attended •
- JOHN GOLST.Gt. r
Great Bend; July - - .
- Great Bend
VARIETY STORE,
This way, Ladles and Gentlemen!
Til E subscriber Would invite his friends to call
at his new store in Great:Bend,' dirietiy op•
posite the "Lash House," otrixatraine' his !neck
of goody, feeling' asitarod that they will not go
away dissatisfied.
He would.first call the attention of:the Ladies
to his great variety of ~." •.
Mit3lD 10,.t
consisting of embroidered and printed Lawns . ; rte,
lathes of almost every ; variety ntid Style that Via
the New York market .attords ; black and colored
Sdha; Prints, • Gmgltanisi &e: &o. A Fpfenifid
lot of Shawls, llandlterchiefo,• ?able Cavern,
sieri 'and plows, Stinvy and Millinery Coods. '
AlSo, Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetto, Vest
ingi4 nod einryjnaterial lot boyo . nod men's elo.:
Rats, - COpo Boots,and Show
Rugs, Carpeting, Sheet : .
ings,' house keeliing articles of nil kinds. Grace-
ries,: Yankee IVotiono, too. 4.F.. and' io short es
erytliing a person needs. ter comfott,MlB luxury..
V' Mese Mill mid examine. , .
. , HENRY LANCLEL •
Great Dead, Jely 15,1852. :1_28m6
Now Milford Stove Veri4.
1852.
IL BURRITO' :;
Er AS jitat recoivi;d new' . and
I la neaorionent
1; of Ceakipg. rumor and,' lor sh op St4ves; (oi
wood or naafi which; lifintinooilon with his pnivi l ,
pus fitock; will make his; apisiortmentYikuusuallii
cwisiplete, in the - moat iinprove'd kinds
of Air.,ti. e itt,'Eleiated'Onan, = prerniinn and; tale
stavveff; Stove Pipe Sheet Iron, zinc, gtoverithSe
3t6•,4stliicii he will sell at the'linvest.j4(pes ter
esiii or appriilird credit. --
. • • ' • •
PAY YOUR VIES!
The Noteo;and 2i - cconinti!Of ihn'lnte fionrof,Di
's low ; y 64. CO, hi ;he ,Wook . , Ceirding and Wank
D r eseijag buoinesoimuor poidiannOdiaroly sad
- tvititont, Author notion. ,; • • • -; -
iruti
The oubecoberegiTo t)otige t Attg all who
Itaveluosettled - itecoonitt;_iiith then may. save'
the . ustwiece_easta.. :
P;C&R.rgii7'l l .
liarfaid.-Aa¢4
„ .
NGLiI 69/f '1V47(.3-11
LL aubaoriber has this thy received another lot
of Fitgbah l'atOr'l 4 evor73Valrchie;:. fit) Whig
Caeee t fora kin "Ai rain`
But i t s rri t ou, juty,2o,, , 2 Odd 11.11.
S i Lk,-Itqr, iB.0116.1!•00 to) 'Jo ai , retelark
A'r .u 4 41 , 1 14 411.
Imantose, seltotbo 7,•1838.
( Itgl i fi ,44l ' 4l4l !':_o.oilgorOlitiOttilt.
:1Y414t tAtlt *gig power toAreit.s
arreirty,'s tritely toms arid guide':
Or 0'444 hotneltest f*l
' ' DalittensetYpti
; Wirit cite Infaniamilea'engkes"., "..
.Inplierite 11fir's middle itnte c •
Ike hoetyltittra or 4 '1, 1 •
u gae ot •
'pi I
•
What attracts the lover's en s • •,„ -• .
'I: • Caltierfordvi
Tb!nigh durbflid one be norniiti i ==
- itc:PerreetiPi t
• What greeter sintfort to the haKrt
When our dearest friends depart? " ;
`Titithiseronder-workirut - att—
Thr a kallosierifeeliig lends; "
, And for sterettair Inakirrautendk. •• '
When we hold nee cherished Mend's _
:• • 1 •,„ • ' Pf s r er-t r t i•r i ":l
Theta why need you longer !stay
- Cerny! there's danger in delay ; • •
Haire Your pictures drawn toilay.;
And you'll be prepared to say • : •
That there is Intik. if itot pcT.4ll-.lip ,the
.ibovo
ittei that _
DAGMREOTYPE BOORM ,
•
W 7 - 13' 11322EA 1
lithe Pleats - to get faithful and pleasing pauses'
takes this 'opportunity to . tender'lin
grateful incknowledgthenut to the patrons of biq
Art—trusting that
_h efrorts to Please, in throurst,
will ensnre hissizeoess in tiro fatting:
To To his formerfacilities he has now added ankh%
proved ?tail-sine Camera, hy tine !rid
.of.wbicb lut
to prepared to to take groups, or tangle picterea4t4
a superior manner.
'A new and beautiful variety of pleiti sad faaag
cases,-Tnrile shell; Papier • Atchei. 404 :ftlira
splendid 'styles, of.yarions sizes end patterns; 04
"Vd \plated LoCketi, &c.
_
iron Who have leautir ! dome 'aid let zne m . ate
,it ,
You whohare none prey carp entil feline enskUlt,
• ItrOdd Fellows” Hall, comer of. Turnpike =4
Chestnut streets. ! • .
June 23. 1652,
' Noyn.HA good Quarter Camera for eels eke;
vety !owl price. ': • 1 - '• •
(I The artist, when not in his roonte,_may.ber
fouud biingoiring at the, Candy Shop. , •
•
DRY- GOODS AND CARPET& . •
ri'JIB Subscribers ivauld inrorin the cilizensal
rinsepieh anus county. that they have now of
l ou d a large osiartment of Dry Goods, et wholes
sale. and ,- . , •
Qicrat,EBIENS I DEPARTIZENT„ : •
consistiO In part athroadp.latticassitntres, sat ,
inetts. euttiokyijeans, vesting', and intntnet.
• • .•
goods of all kinds. -•- • •
-I,ADISB e DBPARTIOIST;
consisting of n large variety. alit% fad
cysAtias gingham), Scotch '. aud AtnericatA
prints of kinds, some at G panes per Tard r ,t
superior gintlityl of colors warranted, in. do blinro f ,
poPlins, eases, hosiery or evertratl%
and quality—White gno.ds.: Ottnia and b/intebs•A
sheetinga: i 4-4 wide, heavy "quality. at lid. per
Tioliingerilliege. flannels', Scot ch , diaper, bird%
eye do., n apkina, Irish line n, aud,spranas -in far%
omen every thing in thti dry goods
• -• , •
, • large tot of • - „
.Thre&pli,s lograinei; cotton. and Wool,. Coltob.
stair, druggits, _ wool ,and cotto,-M1 4(04. IV*
floors, anti:l2l,We., 1
Inefte all ofeigag oar plaO lo calf aMteir r a
amine oar atock. I'm' we feel confident by - B°4OMR
it will be asaolug of tewta twenty Percenl..l)a%
IT!!nto is wick. salmi andameWprofita. - -
- Store nearly Opposite the Pastoffice. Bittetartis
ten."-Nclf-i • AVICKHASI if-BENNET. '
, April 7; i 852.: :
NJW DRY GOODS
-
.AT. EW D ,
/VI . DULFOR
A.l''Xl:,l3Uft/llTrartuty ho found Ist. extort.
Biro rind new alsoitzwut Pry"Gooo Ito
eluding &great stiriity of - ••- -
Ladies'•Dress Goods,
In rich Print., Printed and Eridnoidered Lawn,
extra' rich , ; Damao Delano.. Lustered - ?optima"
Gingham. and Chambray. of, new ivies, black,
and rattail silks, dr.c,l C.MtOn 'Crape. Dm*.
Cashmere-and /forego .. .B6Mo* Silk - filsatills%
Pirosolv. Plain and figured Stria Ottalo
French
,Late, and:Si/lc _llonucte, ; Bonet Silk.,
Ribbon. rind Flosiari.
G ENTLEM EN AND BOYS DIES& ASZI
'ISUALMER GOODS:
A large essartment. Hats,Cipa, : floots and hZhooP e
Trunks Vance., Cropet., Bags, Carpeting, - -Oit
Cloths for doors nod fables, painted,..4 printria
Window Shade.; Wall Paper, Ifoinestic. Cotton.
of allkiuda, otrwetu., which, in conneetkur with a,
universal assortment .in whir deportment. of
goods, and bong purchased entirely for cash, trill
enable parch OSOIII to secure benefits in irici,styl.
and terms nbt to be Viand iii 'any Other e MONA.
meat.: : 1: . : - •
-N. hand : H. Salt .
i. and Mans, coat coadardly egi
New Milford. Arai 15'../854.
•
- The subscriber h as just
•••••
& excellent assortment)
- . Blen's and Boys!.
1 - READY .MADE
of latest styles and salted to the senstat,
ALso--6Faslonable Silk fiats, (Beebe l s what:.
iity ko K ossu t Hate. /Reim vt , sira and rallat.
Leaf Halo, Cops, Shirts, StoCisings, Gloves, Bas..
pelidetv, Cravats. Boots and Woes, Books, Wraps "
Plig,autt:Wcitittg PaPart Travelling Bags, Welt
Paper, (a good'atock,) CUlltan,Paprkiqd rancy
articles too clamorous to :specify—All sr any. al
which I will Winn tow as the like tan bo bongltt'
in'ttllughanttob" or any other towel.
OEO.II/LW:IR ;
"April 20;7 8x2. • -
:NEW :GOODS • •
FOR THE SUMMER'S TRADE.-
BENTLY 4. READ have, just received
letrga addition to their former stock of Gook,;
cenaisting of Dry Go'cds of alinosimry s deacsip,, ,
dots. ' Groceries Crockery,' tfordware. =Drop '
Medicines q:Oils - and Moto
Sheen antfLeuther. Stone and Tin wont Watcheivi
Jewelry; Silver SPopos, Perfumery ,and _foe{
the greatest 'variety that can be' found in atip
Store in-the Coutttr—all of which we are prepared
to sell for cash produce or , op approved credits
es his , ' mark ao any occur neighbors; (tor matts 4 •
is still the came ati ever , —"Ntit to he undersold" . - _
1( BENTLEY & ItRAp. •
DRESS 4404)I1A1,
TgrE Rio riFdiviag sa , largo ; supply Of Dissz
Tv Goods. elakraciat greatvadsty of kiads,
and .0f., - kssmilidsityres,:and riatteiur,and the to!"
towjag kinds of goods, viz: Poplin,. Dolsnes. Bes s ,
rata Lacius, tpliih, striprd isad plaiti.),Chl4M%
brays, Eugksh: French' iad ficun.effla rtint•l
dtc„ most of vitiOil 'or!!
thin early , spring 'pricey,
Oitsort,Ainetp,lssl: Btfltitewaf,gu.
- 7 - '2 • ,
• ' ROTS, PRISMS,
r tiE largiaitsta k lad itTepler vas ito or 004 ,
X' - pilas styles a d' .. patterns ever
. atierecl itt•thie
rristiter. which sea , Offer Ilfeitremily tow"
laaludia: a forg°lo l 4lisodso*Print. rpr *cup
'oat Oirasa* ; ;: . • ,
Gibsoaquo• 1t,l814." • t7;111/11801Vit,tili00;
.1 . 0 000 htn 3 4!' s V° o l; 111414000'4Am I
, Cash —atso, grgip, batters •Ciagii
en, rage, Had heeP*414110.9,44 1 4444: 1 0--(ar ire"'
,Montrose.JinispAC .M . 0 TVLER
"An 41111/ 0 11110e112
01' 1 41dt-3111W* entAil a llitil tcl Cie;
Moldy ou 440 • W ar.` 1 1011:
70 *IWO, 40 .4 !!! 11 . 9 1 1010P ecti t t il le.,
it-