The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, December 16, 1852, Image 3
From the Ne! York Times; Nov. 20; , ' STATISTICS. , The Coons d IBs—Facts' and gip*. . • The full report of the census has not, to our our city as yet. The eh- and 'contains some !,Veleilisgbe'eor e us, leached tot information in !sv r3, t e.ryisao appearsm paet f tha men. t du. - , In respect to terrier}, theedears, we have extended the- 1 Ntates from 2,055,153 to ring the last ten . y a rea °I. miles, without including the 3,230,57 2 square , . lakes or the sea bays. a - Th t e population gained by these accessions, is i eeeeo. No full returns hare as yet come a, bat assuming its popula 6inQ f 4 r e i T ar C ti alil°"'i y b yes timte, .iat 165,000, d ikewholee ,s, 1 e leion °film Union m 23,263. . Ab so. ase from 1840, 6,194,035; increase per cent, Jute incrc 36 ad; or deducting that from addi. Von of territory, and the relative increase is e 7 Der cent. The number of whites is 19.630,738; and the re lative increase the last ten years, is 38,- e 3 per cent. The number of free-colored is 428,664 ; Tele afire maw • •se since 1840, 10.96 per cent. If we refer to the data.of previous tables, it in eeers that the increase of the whites in the t' ll e eeever y deeztoB since 1700, has been very al. ' being lowest from 1820 to 1830, (33,. per cent.) and highestin the last. (38,28 Per cent. ) Wit the slaves the greatest in. c easewas from 1820 to 1830, 30,61 per cep* end r the least from 1830 to 1840, (23,8 per „.1) The average inerease,of'the free col. e ret, on the other, hand, has regularly dimin ished s i nce 1790; being 32,2 per cent. in the first deende, 25,25 in the third, and rising- a little in th e fourth, it fails in the last to 10,90 D e cent A fact worth considering as respects the probable • rce destiny of this race. e • In the most, favored country of Europe, the report states, the decimal increase, is less.than 11.2 per cent per annum, while in the United grates, i t i s 3 1.2, In 50 years with the pres ent rate of increase on both continents, the eop e n eon of the Union, will exceed that of England, France, Spain, Portugal, Sweden sad Switzerland combined. \ A s respects ¶k6 rate of inerense in the dif. fent New England States, during the last t en rears, it is greatest in Rhode Island, (35,- 57,) and least in Vermont (7,59)-which is al so least in the" whole Union. What is somewhat remarkable- the rate of increase in the great States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Maryland, is less than i n e i t h er Rhode Island or Massachusetts. in the whole Union, Wisconsin show the the greatest ratio (890,48 ;) nett, lowa (315,- 84:) then Arkankai (114,85), and Michigan (8133.) In regard to thenumber of emigrants, the re p or t goes into as extended, though, as: it seems to no, hardly thorough enough. exami nation. The conclusion is, teat there, are nom of emigrants and their descendants, since 1790, in the Union, 4,350,934. Of these - 1.542,- 86t arrived during the last ten years, or about doiNv the Umber of the previous decade. Tables are given for the density of pontila- i non of the States. Massachusetts are the, two most populated-the former having 127,49 in habitants to the spare mile; the latter,. 112,. 97. The least are Te`xas (0,89 to the square mile) and Florida, (1,47.) Taking the 31 States. the average number is 15,54 to the square mile, with the whole area, as it is. The number of slaves manumitted and es caped during the year ending June, 1852, is given-The latter amount in all, to 1,011; the eermer to 1,467. Maryland loses the most (279), ht e Kentucky (96(, and then Louisia na (90). Of the manumitted Maryland claims 494; Delaware, 267; and Virginia, 218. Of the slaves of the respective States, Vir ginia has the largest number, 472.528 ; the next,South Carolina, 384,934; and the small.' est. Florida, 39,309; and Delaware, 2,289. The free colored are the most numerous in Maryland-74,077; and in Virginia, 53,829. The least numbers are in lowa, 335; and Tex as, 331. A table of the number of -deaths and their ratio to the eying ineach State, has also beezi made. This is a deeply important matter, and it is to be regretted, for the sake of seitibee and likewise for the stake of the national health that there were no more fariili ties furnished the officers of the census. They have done well as far as their means would permit. From this, it appefirs, that the two States where the number of deaths is greatest, in pro portion to the living, are Massachusetts and Lamm, The - ratio in the former being one to Bete 51,23. and in the latter, one to 42,85 Wiscnnsin, Vermont, lowa and Florit'a are op= patently the healthiest; the average of the UN; teing one to every 106.82; o f the sec ond, to 100.r.29; of the third and fourth, to 94,- 96 and 93.67. Thb average of New York, if ens . considers the terrible mortality among our emgrant population, speaki well fur the eli matr-6985. • We have not space here to. draw extended conclusions from these interesting data. The diseases which are the espeoial cause- of this . great mortality in the two extremes of mar Un on. are probably euneamption in the Northern States and Yellow Fever in the Southern. It appears, too, that the cold equable climate of 1 ermentend Wisconsin, and the - relid e 1 ble climate of lowa, Ideorgia. and Florida, the most favorable to health. A result agree ing singularly with the late inrestiontiolls on 'The relations of Climate to T - überee u lar il- Diseases," pat forth in the Boston _Medical JeomaL In these tables, the \ar raee for Minnesota ridrd Oregon is very large ; e do c able that of any er States. But weterritories , y trh 7 e n t elu l de e i L t t s u nc tep t distant and uneettled 'mid hardly be exact eno n u, factozy conclusions. Yet there, can ra Tie s littt doubt but that the climate of our Pacific coast mesh more favorable, Ilea . ltktleh e t of our Atlaountietcloeaslim-1" regards the Press, the result of the can na speaks well fur the intelligence of oiarpeo - . PIC The whole number period icals mire United te of papers and 2,Boo:circulation, ain June 1.1850, evae 2800: 5.000,000, and the number of copies printed annually, 422,600.000.. In the tuannfuetr mehnsetts steeds first: eNof c otton goods, and-Mete Inland !dew Hampshire second Ind-Pennsylvania ing, next • • to wofieolod le.r l ; goods, MassaehusettsErst ;New v 4 an u r i g a fooaerta. Connecticut third, and Peurtsyl ill the man erecter° of pig iron, Pennsylvania . Produces o„ aiili , ) _ abet! t half the - whole pro !T aari land th irIT of the U 44. * Ohio stands second d. In Li n g, nary castings, oetv York producea th valu e; then e greatest Pennsylvania, followed by Ohio and lfa smehusett s . Of wrought iron, Pennsylvania works rathei °ri tethan h a lf the m owed _ e Product of the whole. Union is the. e/ ad eie a W York, Virginia and Ohio. tort, tiele __ er e k tion of melt antraphituons, ted ; the na g has the greatest - Capital loves- Ohio 14 Pennsylvania; -and the -next,' pmlthe6sagtithcaltund productions PennayleMitti greatest number' of bushels*? vzinLyealosio, and - then New . York, and thes The 6 el follow& tent, - rat wool-producing State is _Ohio, tuad N w t y or Of lire stnek, New • - - Valu e; next Ohio and York has the",greatest . Ohio ,Zeelo next, Peetteyji teem renal ,Pare the most wine, followed -by and then Illinois. • , thihitbe Kentucky leads ; Colion4 414i11' TiCLEIRAPIIIC NEW'S; - • -,-,4nothei Gal° on Lake Vie, _ - 2 : .- Burruici,' Dee. • Mother severe gale is no! prevailing' on Lake Erie.. - •• , steamer Baltic,. watch leftinst*ning feet Weep, eieountered the gale,beeasno, dis ablad,•and wasi beating' about ttuflaltemmue ; ten miles from port thin snonatog,. The'..brig Coneord which left hero yester day, last two locomotires;:belonglng :to the, Rock Island Ukase:l,' overbaeld, during tke night. : • ' - - • - ' .-1 The Lemnion;Case; • ' Alavreont,'Doe; 10th. A - writer" in' the New 'Orleans Picayune, who contendii, that Mr;~ L'ertion was injustly deprived Of his ,slivei in New !York, °Mins thin gentletmui a perinanent htimMin Texas, in the fee sitnple; of as much:land as he may require for farming, stock ruining, or the culture of cotton. "The writer has fifty:thousand acres, with Clear titlea, in different counties of, the state, tout offers him a selection from any .one he may, desifc. , ' , • Heavy!Robbery - at Washington -North Caroliiia IT. .S. Satittov Ii r• • • ' •s• •r AsaTsGros, uec. 10. Mr. Emory, granite cutter, shanding, at the entrance' to the Senate gailcr,)', yesterdnY had his picket picked of a pcirt monnaie con taining slBu in bank bills,ss,ooo ;in promii• wary notei, and's2oo in altitnbre stock cer. tificates. The port mcianaie was afterward found in rip apartment ander the eastern port. ice of the I 'capitol, .eontaining the n rtes,: but minus thel cash nod - certificates.' - illO arrests hive been made, but _'a Certain' in'dividnal suspeted. ! A telegraphieldespatch fro in %Nih !states the Legislature has not yet succeeded in eleo ting MS ' 'Scnatoy iri place of. Mr. Blanguth, whose terti exphes on, the 4th. of Jtareh near. Later from Mexieo.• ..• ....NptvoaLEAs its, Dec. Bth. We hay advice* from the 'cy rof Mexico to Novemt er 20th; at which date the revolu tion was naking rapid progress. - The Tinantepee project 'continued to -be agitated, aid it was thought the contract would Ifinally be Awarded to Senor Dallaure, who is said. to represent a Mexican-cempzny. Honors; to thelllustriotm Dead. INEWOALEA:cs, Dec. 9, 1852. The obseipties of Webster, Clay and Cal houn, are being celebr a ted here to day. The procession!isthe largest ever know in thiscity.. BusinePs Is.auspended, and our whole popula tion is in the streets, and vast numbersolstran gets are'alSo present NEW OsxMAics, Dec. 9,1852. Private- - lavanaietters, received here by the Cherokee state that the captain and crow of the ship Lidy Suffolk had been released cans inn., much excitement amongst - the British. res idents' at Seven or eight slave shipsare expected on the coast, and all the - British vessels of war are.cruising ow the island awaiting .thein. This had been the objeet of so msny Eng. lish vessels collecting at Havana. • A new revolutionary paper, called the Vox . des Pvelda, has been started at blatanzas. It is published in manuicript, and several Copies have been sent to the. Captain General. Fourth of March' Convention. The Honesdale Heraldsuggests to the sate Central Committee the.• propriety of changing the time of holding the.ne.tt Democratic - State Convention, a little earlier!or a little later than the 4th of March; so as to allow the members of that body to attend the ifianguration ofPrit shied Pierce. - : Convocation.of the 3. of T. at Montrose A Convomtion of the Sons of Temperance of Susquehanna and adjuinin,g Counties, will be held at Montrose on Friday evening 'De eember 241 h, 1852. ' Adjoining Divisions, n.nd the public rener.. ally are invited to attenct ,Further particulars next meek. A. J. BREWSTER, It S. Montrose Dec. 14, 4 851 • • ,sMmtezttrz: In New Brunswick, N. J.,lNcir. 19th, by the Rev. Isaac N. Shaunon,; Mr. It 4; SprxcEs, of Wyoming county, Pa., and Miss 8.61:All R. Sacra, ..01*. the former place. •. _ ' a'Sfa Tn Je&Rupi, Nov:. 3d, :1852, J.,tazt.s . rACZOT, -Revolutionary Soldier, age,lllB9 - A• ',Atiditor s Notice. //Matter Of SeilleMent '43 f the . Ratak of W'n. Miirm, Deceased, ,W711.' Was= and Lewis Pu,ghe, Adm'rs. T Hk untletrigned, en Auditor appointed by the Orphan's Court tif Sooquehauna County, to make distribution of the Aw , ste ratnaiuing in the hands of Wm: lifafon'and Lewis ?Pugh° Adm*re Of the Estate of Wm. litision, Deceased, will at tend to the duties of his appointment, at biz 9ffme in hiontroee , ' • • • : • Oil:Tuesday - the I 1 th. day ofJcinitary next at I • , < o'clock P. lit, ' At:which time "allinterested will please 'Wend and preseattheirelinine. • • - E. S.CItASE, Auditor Idontrose, Dei...151.h,1652.-50w4. j ,- • - • , Registers Notice. ULlVlC•Noticisis hereby given to all perione P conceruedia the following Estates, to wit : Estate of ;,bailee Merriman, dee . d. • _ 0. H. Frazier; Estate of Benjamin Cole, dee'd4 • • - "': Eliza COle; Adin'rz., That the aecituntiuthihaire settled their - embattle in the Register's Office; iii aid for the County of Sustinehanne,-and that the same will he presented to the Judges of. the aipluine Court, of said County, la Montrose, oft UM 13th day of .Ituoary next, for confirmation and allowance., .11:T. LANG DON, Register. Register's OffiCe. Montrose,. • .• . • Doc. 14, 1862. 5. 1 ' • Cabinet thori in Susque hanna.: rrilEsoneeribee nosibeslag daof work daaa to order, end also keeps on hand I Busereus, fables; Stands, etc:, *wanted *ell made, Ind also tlhales. adze Vag" that and nruntenr, goelsing Chaffs. in, Bedsteads genetany on howl • All those wanting rata UM VIII do ice/Lto ilepalring Ind :Varnishing done on short Calms ready made and m ac h to cider in Chelan • ' ; :IL lit„141111,.. FontriebllnniiDepot; Dei. IG, 1652:•••• 7 fpi1. • • z•- Caleb Weekii' ADDLE f l7aieas and Trinik 4iia'ittricittre:44ll 4 , at ortZ,lron l iZfe, 4 ;7, r 2" ! ouulo. r th e"l!le'z'•/41'`In 'Audttors .Notice. :!..- IV-43,T10E, is, herebygivei thit iheAutdersilp-. 14.1 , ed. stu Auditor appointed - by the Orphou's Ccitrt of Susquehotu3s :county, to - upportkui , ' the Imeets in,theintuds sr Joruithes Taylor' adminil" trstor of the mute of ,Williain !Pliyior-det'd; It• rnong the creditor . ' of laid estate, will attend to i i i the duties of hatsippolutmentsst the office of B. 13, Ileutlerit3 Mo'utrOie on'Alculdo . )"...the loth day of4rutuary it et two. o!elpels P. ni g st,arldeh time a nd place all perilous itt interest ere required th Ir el • ' hw debarred r to prima e suns or . from c o pe ! Isig.in for tidiare ofpc,h,asets:,; " - - , • ..,. -'• •;. - .__-iur. mezi„ ::,:xolitrosi,:vep.. ff , :.?x4,-.417, , ,:,, -:..-::,:,.i.. BY virtue oh errit - _ -- of Pa. issued out of the Court 03 , Conuttott Pieria of einiquehan na caunrytjettd ritiXdirected, I will expose to public male at dua:coartaionee - in'Montrose, ..on Monday ill() 3d daroLlahuary" next k at ,o'ne clock I% U., All 11111 1-ceitain piece, or parcel of land situatel3l . 4 Ind' being . in the "township of illifford county of binqueltaidni and stole of Pa. bounded. and , described as. -follows, • to.wit : On' the noith - hy Nude of 8. O. Tittopkitie mad H. VaddebaCk:ort thoe.iiit by lan* of Kline:Ste. , Calendar, - 1. =X' ,Baker and 'Mat. Tittber.'sorith, by land of Asa Iliniock;oud the weetby hinds of Alfred blorrynian and Doric!! Saidth; Containing Ali - Out sixty aoteli.moro orions, together , with 'the appurtenances, ono framed hottai.iniabitrei,,ona,orchard. - and 'atioitt• , thirty Acres _Lso , „ One otherplece or parcel of lend Sitgale An, the totiiiship and county aforesaid, boudded de-. scribed as folloWei t o wit: On the north by 1. - ailds of Shannint - and James fiodgeon; :on .the east, by latuttifiaines flodgaon,•ort the - tMtli by Janda of Jaciph Ouddebitch and Win. S. Bat= denim on the west by lands of .Wto..S. Baldwin ond, Niartin. Decker, containing' Shout-110 area be ttio same, more or less. together' 'With the ap• parteuancea .one :framed house, our barn, one wagon house, one and about fifty ricree improved. . . Two Other, pieces.or parcels of hind in the to n , eltip and county aforesaid and bounded and de scribed as foiloWe, to wit: - the' first. on - the nol•th by lands of Wm. Wells iud Edward, Orem. 'on the east by lands of J. C.Stewart and IL Hun ttirton'the &oath by land of Robert Wells'and on the wan by lends fate of :IL L. Hunter, Jr. and Wm .Walla 3d: Cuuteatling about five Rams be the 'erne more or lest; together - with the appurtenant. Ces,'one law Mill, and outtsmall orchard and nil improved. The second is hounded on ,north eitst by lands of -4avis, on the south east by lands of Edward.Orain, on the 'seed,' west by land Of Wm. Wells 3d , and on the north west by laud of NoirenThilitie, Containing about ten acres of wild land, late the estate of John Baker - and Orin. Thatcher late 'partners, trading under ,the name and style of J.- Raker al. co. - - Taken in execution at the snit of EdwatiOratri against John Bakeritud Orin Thatcher. . tl' D. DLDRED, Sheriff outrite Dec:9oth, 1&52' _ sheriff's Otnee - The United States' Review. It htte become apparent to many that the'Dem ocratie party of the United States is at t hie,tpne hut partially and iniperfectly .represented -hi 'the Periodical. Press... To meet this acknowledged want, the subscriber has determined to issue on the Ist oflanuttry, 1853, the first number of a nienthly 'magazine, to be deketed to Democratic National politics, and Literature, under the title of the' United States Review.' Its principles will, be Democratic and National, and co! the echool ofJeliferson,4ackson, and -Polk. IS 'will be decisive Mits treatment of political stibjects ' never losing sight of the opinions of the tried , and, acknowledged leaders of the party-. and consider tug carefully the rights 'end duties of the whole Union. 'The Review will be temperately arid fairly condacted. In it the . Democratic party can have confidence as an exponent of its principles:. Pro. gressive, but indulging in tie impracticable, ultra ism, it Will sustain, defend, and attempt. to Strengthen the acknowledged principles and poll• cy . of the Republican. Party of the State's. It has no,object, to effect but the substantial ben efit of the Democratic Party, and the healthy growth of those principles of Constitutional "Lib erty which . have had their foundation , laid in Compromise. Mutual Confidence, and Union. The Review will be issued promptly on the Let of each month. each number will- contain 96 pages.in clear, bold type, on paper of the hest quality. „The annual subscription is three dollars payable in advance, and the Review will: be de livered m all of its subscribers free of postage. - • ; TILEO. A. POSTER, Vubtlsher.• All eomtonniestions to be addrapod to T. "Al Poster, 1 In Inoidway, N: Please Obsenit, Avg. M. C. SUTTON. Artist,. will visit different Zee' tions Cdthe too:m4e during the emits , : sinter ;and hash= had pind opportunit, topdge of his skill asan operator, I can recommend dm to those who wish epr rmt pictures. lie is now at Ditnock: Rooms nt .1. ti• Dallara's.llotel. IV, IL DEANS. , 11Iontroie. Det.ls. 1852. NEW GOBS J'lree.23ll:llsl" LATIIROP t. Cog, PROMUI - 1 1 101i. • - TATITEREAS the Hon.Davto WitStor,.Pres. idetit of the , Courfof Oyer and Terminer, end ;General Jail Delivery; Chart of..Qusrter Bes sione.ofi ie Peace and Cohrt of Common Pleas and i Orphans' Court, in the Thirteenth. Judicial District, compoied.of the Counties of &Neel-tau , ne, Bmilford i ptid Sullictut;' and the Boum. 4ohn BOyltrand Davis ,D. Warner, Associate Judges ii,tißusquebertna county, have bitted their. pre cept. hearing date tl• 27th day ist November, in the rear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and7fifty.two; and to mo directed, for holding. a Court of Oyer and 'Terminer - and -General Jail. Delivery, - in the Borough of. Montrose, and cons. Ity of Bustplehaanu, on the third Monday Of. Jan nary -next. (it being the 17th day): Nonce is nasenv owes to the Coroner, Jus- - Uses' of. the .Peace, and Constables of said cutin ty of Sesitehahnii, that they be then and there„ in their-proper pereotis, at the af ternoon of said day. with their records, .Inquisi. Lions, and other remembrances, to do those things which. to their'oinces appertain to b. done.. And those who are bound by recognizancei against the Pritonete that are. or shall:be in ,thit . Jail of said county,of Surapiehanna, are to be then and there, to prosecute against them as Will-be Dated at 'Montrose, the.7th day of December inure year of our Lord one thousand: eight hull dred and .fiftY.:tvie. 4950 • ~ .PROMUMLTION. Sizigmfehernnts County ss . EW (.. MILLI/31 O,CriaDN In the . rou rt. of Conicnon . 'vs. ' - Pleasof said Uounty, of IMinv Attu Ginntant. Auguit T. 1852, Noa97 To . Mvry . Arm !Cards& :, - ,'Wheiens ta Sub paina in Divorce was issued to August Term. 1852, which illEfti duly - returped non ,txt inventus, and thereon an alias Subrxeva wee issued, in said cane° returnable to Nov. Term, 1852,-u pon the return of itthich; proof was inadete the said Court that the Said Mary' Anti Gardner 'Could' net ho fonimd in iriy Bailiwick. , ‘, This notice is therefore - tot:squire you toeppear before the indgas of the said.court : on the third i Monday of January next,- to answer said com plaint. &e. ••• .r '4 •' ' ,- - •;• ' : " O. D. ELDRED, Sheriff'. Ebetiff !gs OftleeMentrate, Dee. 6,1553.-19x8. the lion. the Judgee - of the Cou'rt Qitar 4er. Sessions of, the Praco in and for the WWI. ty . Susquehanna - • THE Petition of U.K. Scheinerhorn of .Have.. harms Depot. imenshtp or Etsituouy ofsaid county; respectfutlyrepresents that he is provided With imitable clinvenie,nces to keep a grocery hi the township arriressid, ina that it , is his inteu. lion to' apply 16 -the next Court 'of Quarter see. - ' ph:Maui be holden in and for said county on the third Monday of January next, for it license tc keeps Grocery.and to sell strong beer, ole, or other matt Jiimorsmccording to the attpf hly of 14th Amil.lBsl; • • • c. R. ramatrairourt, - lam. Depot, Dee. 8; 1852.=-41hri - . _ itecutora rrnEundend e nti.d,-44-e,..,torc-4.11,6 kit wi ll ,L and ,teitiiinea oftriaia Etritcht• bit e of AP- igaeim, ikeitiuted. hp here b y .f ' ,ciooe,e i ttpit *ll - *lithos ogaituttisid *gate- - atlyit.procrotO to them immediately to/ iettleTeat,. mud_ th**o debeed t4l4driitate mon attend,tqlll34 settli the fq**Piltititif lidoY• • " • • • ZDW‘ltto BARTON, • f.: l-- 1 ' lAS SUBDUE', j Writ. 41.0.4,,A11.70,11614,,-Ohle. . . _ FIE cOpartnetihipbenitofore existioif betw een the sulcoribensi under the firm et r. & B.Atlen, ie this &ay dissolved hylniutualConsent. To those indebted ;to . the firm' either by 'Veto or 'nook uecount;me. Mould.iierebY, give -notice', AP one of the undersigned is about to move assay, it da neceseury, to knee: the busMeespf the' firm set • tied tip., 'N. H. -Tile Bootie .nod "Nisies, will be &cud in,the hinds of F. W. Attila. - - F. W. & Ei - Brooklyn Nov: 27, 1852. -..9r The butinele will hereafter, be .01140 4 ) by the subscriber,:et the old lonetiou, where he would be glad to Sell Goode cheap: or ready pay of effort credit (to those who de mot (Medd to pay Lin false promises.) ' F. W' ALLEN Nov. 27, 1852.+48W3. , • I give notice that,l in accordanc e 11 01 1 - 41 191C10 - • • with the provisions of an I d iot the. last Ses sion of theZegislature providing toe thOftegistra tion of Births, Deaths and Marriages. 'I have nu hand the - proper Blanks for distrihution, free of charge (ethos° entitled to receive them. The law makes it therdoty - of the attending Physician to report. Births rind Dt:riths, and ,i the officiating Clergyman or Justice,. that of Marrindes. All those entitled 'to receive the Blanks will nt oner avail themselves orthetn; in order 014 the Act may be intik complied with in this county. J. tbIGD/IN. Register. Register's Ogtee,.i.tonteose, Dee. 2, 1851-4Sii3. • • Railway Storeat Rirkwood. 11 3 11 K cititens of Kirkwood atid VicinitY, are partlettlerly ./: ' invited to our stock ofgoodsjust pnrcbued In New York for cach. , which .11 be sold cheaper• than they can be bought 'elsewhere in the country. Call and examine our stock and we think" we can suit yo with •tbe goods and prices Aiwa a 119:11001ber . , that the new stores sell cheap. Our stork consists in part of the following arti cles, via: Tea. Sugar, Polfee„Mobosse,Syrup. %iisekerel. Codfish, 011, Tobacco, Fruit, Nnts, Soap, Candles, Pick.. les, Preserve% Drugs, Wooden Ware," .Packing, Md.! and. seek "Safi Flout, ;;Provisions, whirl, wo Intend - keeping constantly on band and will sell at the lowest possible market price for cash. - 'Wanted at all time; all kinds of Partnere produce fir - iamb or goods,_,' We being located at the Rlrkwood Depot, will attend to all kiwis of Goods on Cornut's.eon eine r to Newburgh or New York.' 'slash paid for Kay nod straw., Kirkwood, Nov 20, 165 4 —lfm3.. 31. L. SQUIRES .1111RilITT Ter now receleing a farther and general awortseent of Winter Goods, Including a greaten de!), of, Octanes and Other Dress Goods and Winter Shawls meth ,miliseed. from fall Witt& Xatraid Robes, Staves ike.'ve.vhieh be will dell at the lowest prices for cash. produce., or approved credit. - WANT ItD 6000 dos:. Mot taecils; 500 cords Woos. Pont,l Orlin, Duffer, &c. for which the highest vice wilther Paid. • ' • Nesi 3111fonl Nay. 10, - Administrator's Notice. rrnrs nudersign.Jd havidg been appointed Ad X mit:timelier of the. etnete of Win. MaKeeby, late of the township of Diatock deepened. notice is'hetehcr given to till - peitone indebted to the said estate to make immjediate 'payment,. and those haring demands naiiinst said estate _present them doVattosted ifor Fettletneut: JAMES FALTROT, Dimock. Nov. lEti 1,8524471v6. • 0 1 0101EIS , •..1 1 30.11,:. - Bentley - A=Eciad A RE this ar4eit . tetil sing n large and desirable Stock of 131. sinter Goods, comprising their usual aseorthrot of Bmad cloths, Cassitueres. 'l,"crtings, a large supply: of of beautiful pattorns of Mouslia De. LIIILIN and Ladies Dress Goods of different' fabrics, Blanket Shawls Denies -tic Goods.t.liwo. ries, Croakers, lfardware, - Druge.*Dye stuffs, Patent Medicines, Boots. Ehoes.:LLeather Clocks. flats and Caps, Ilihbons, Watches and Jewelry, Paints and Oils. and in'fact, almost erery thing utaa ally called for in the country. all of 'filch see Offer on theinost votable terms', far Cash. Grain, Butter. Tallow, Lard Beeswax, Beaus, Flaxseed, Flannel. Socks, Deled Apples. or approved credit. BENTLEY It ItEAIN Montrose, Dec. 8,1852. 1000 dos. ail wool rneka and 10,000 yds Flannel wanted immediately by the subscribers fnr which wemill pay the Weird market price. • BENTLEY& REA.Di , Cason also Ws G n ass —A Or. t rate article. mil.' mussily tf.ed where it hs known as Supe• Mr to anything of the kind. , ' BENTLET & READ, • Diastina Powder, Safety Ease, Satchels, Umbrellas, India Rubbers. Ohio Oriodstniier, Carpeting, Oil Clothe, Window and Walt Paper„lyhips, Clocks, &e. for sale by Alontecise, Dee. 8,;852. BENTLEY & • FOR: SALE, NM SV Envy Wagon, two new Cutters •ends two XI bowie Lumber Mitt.. BENTLEY' tr. READ. Montrose, Dec. 8,1552. , Layton's - Water Proof Oil Black . mg,. • • . A N exeellent article foryarrlaxes. Fla neer, Rots ' and .17L,Eltmeg. Price cents prr /14.01 e. ., -P r aalti at . Dec. 9.18'42. AAR. heat V LUID , or the ,1111 k of :plants, . perfect curei tor a certain complaint.' or disease that streets only the human family. pee.. $1;00 per Rattle* For sale at • 718.111tELL'9. G. B. ItDßED,Eberig. - - . . A 00ENXi 01 0 00M11011i 0/ .D/126.0, OHS. 0 Jai MU:, 0 toecnes.Notlonti, ike - TCRII4L'B. r EST quality of Lamp OS, Eirrophene, Burnlfig fluid 0124 Caudle*, st ' • -- VIRSEGL*B • A little of nearly every thing, as usu a l . a a A . Ifonfron t L@0..8:1852.: : • An Assortment— • - OF Ifeld/m 4 dl,..V. lo oini (late and i'ops,.ehrt• Alanti). t few cif the "Kostutte'ilats yet remaln, and it ut , ,F.sqpplyet s p eeted In day ay two. Fall raigiioll, - ' st?iehj o. s . t r r u Pe t e L iv E rd 4 G . 11.0iitrofie.Sertcp AID (nr.,Wheat, Rye:: end ,flook ‘ ,h es i of ~ the/1141,pf the subscriber, in Chosonsi; • , . „ -. , - SA All 4 F. CAIIMALT. • NO!IRILVtI:77 . T.B hereby given to the oink • holders to 'the . lt.rooklyn 4nd Lenox Ttinipike I tned Gong:le vy. that the annual Eteetlon hit held , at the heals* of Oickte. 4.../38nheki,:ira Lino*, ea //outlay tha 34 day Of January : nein , E. R. GROW, Piet.; .„ Glencened. Dec;B-148.—.49w3; iinderengund having been appointed Ao;. „L. r dnor,b4r.the.Orphatetscourt. to. apportiou es: sets in the hands of Amass T. Trowbridge, .Ea'r of the estate ef-Lyntan Trowbridge, doted. will at tend to ths,perne. acids. Once, ;hi, Attigarpll . r, on Moodie; theaddeir. of January nest a l -1. o'clock in, ill" saternoott. r This is to give ; la SW In iertstetl to eppere slut pownt their eleinut.: N. NeFIFTOM - Audjtot4:: Mostrece, Dec. oe -an VISO - INDEPENDVIX Ot deq?ZinCo* . titter.. or tfissferted.., vithn' lien obliged - 4o ca ll mile; psycifebts of lonkittending, 1 have ichen . d..: some stock Cf.asods op handamong-hick m ay . be fatuad•SuperAte anti Poininett.•Brocid, _cloths ; Geminates; Satinette, -CarPeilllec'::Sheetinge, - Dattibe,flutThlo,Rubeihjiesittiful. Oehler's. Bilk Plush'und•otheiCips, fresh"''reciniVOils: Paints, School Books, Iron; Multi Moles,. co* SYrutty•CfnekerY. &c. Atn.; Which I wilt soil as cheap ekt best, curthe'qualities for the isicnifelpay can be Irsd :MOO these diggine or else where tmuli , thinations. •• ••• ' And thankful for all past favors, all are invited ,to mill with their 'Eden of any !chid. Reiter, Lard, 'Sochi, Fionnele Beeswei, iFeatherS,;;Tork or I Ces4or ntiy•kinci of shippine furs; Cash paid tort •the latter, old aecovnts and .Notelrmtvit" be look. ed to by the Sisf ofJanuary•next. • • • ' Respectfully, - ht C.•TYLER Alontrose, Dec; 2, 1852; - DISSOLUTION: nrittinety. and Mantail'.Making. ISS • ' /CY• D. FERRIS late of .Y. would inform /7.1 the ladies orMeatn3sa nud Vicinitithat she has opened - a fanciy .the -base. meta of Mr. Searle's. Hazel 'white ahie t will •be prepared at all times to'.wait cbstorners where may he had - tateready made. or inade to order. • A splendid nssortmrnt of ribboliii, cufFs, embroideries. dress' tritamiline,end _various fancy articles. - press catting and making Alone on short notice. - - " - 'D. FERRIS. Illontiose Des. Q. 1852.-480w4., _ , BE SOW:4Mo hal' Ude "'WV ..1; - rpturped hem Mew. York" 'With , %Very exteritdvaiwisorttnaud lefi n eiodi, to WhEchles would re., ti ketf ullidifileidloill of his friends. -. Among itbetitt his stook' ',will be fountfilautiusuallyiente' , vnidety et Gold and Sliver Wateht! , la , font of envy style intl'.quallty. Quest quell .mauYet wil t clihredat'his omit mortatton made expresd-'. ly to eider "Ever)/ Variety of Eat/dirndl; Finger Kluge, and Itriust ns; some otwideb ore extra itch, Gold, Ag. !! Ale and fan Ilmeilets, a largo' lot of Geld 'Spectacles •, and l'ltimb etc - Allier, do; `do..: 0011 Fob, Vest end ,GUardOltal e..Watelt Seals, Keys,•Buckles 'And !tinge; , Sttide;Slee e - Deft DO, Car Anus arid Dutton. , Coral j 'lleniS, Ca IhutketSdca. - ' ' • ' - " -' ' '. y'ofOrddllooting, or a chilivatinairßlElvnegrll.L.lei Patentfiu 1. : to ve t r b i o , A lake lo etAlliar Ware ih every variety or weight 7 , Lewd 'hatttun both pain end 'threaded. Gold Pens end - I rend's. - A behtttl td stock . - )t plated 'castors; Candle= stlcki, Cal: Baiketi,.t . e:, , Plated seid. : (l - ermin Silver Fable' and T Apoet., Hirer and Steel Watch CluiltelA great varlet •et Slifer Nitilltln Rings', IforY and none do., Britten it Ware, Sewing. Plea lea. Armlet& Sliver ! Cups, Silver ,Teeryil/earl -and Viatlter, Pert•.3lonlel. Card Cities; tine ay:torment of Shell. Combs,..Buttalo do , . Knives • Bolster& ,Coral ttecklitos and Armlets. Poid qpitea ' ' hake 24. Taa'Belle,/tc. '&3l also argroad ! int o r .04 . k 9f, Tartug Mika; al I of ultlilt will. be, sold if/ for cash at small alvanoe from Manufacturers and Imenrters prices. i- .•• , ~ - ', • - -- - • - Strict attpation pal / to Cleck and IVatclifelwdaltlS In .all Ita brimlce.alsel ongravlngit icily executed ' . .. blughamt, n;tiovi IS,-1832. ,• : :., A. 4. MVANS. a '-4 h. 08 1%1210900 'air Tailoript establish: , t‘to ant room forniooly hfiroven 00, thO Baheit Quitty.BlMp on , T4irmaisstruet. ono door weir, f M.B; Wilgoies - . LINE S* MontiOr Nov.llo 185,2' • P 1.441 F I W = LY Wish 'to inform•••you that,. P:-A. hls just opened ll' TAILOR: SHOP ' atkrep& Co.. storo,-whera he would o see old.castomera Sind new Ones-=- self foi3o their work with pato* uktiottidone with are, for which • pay fired when it Wt.:it:afro= the shop.' 'Noi. l B, 1852. • - r". " T ZVIER 1. LOCK ever D. A. be happy . P!MgiPg hi l aad - dispat ... N. 0.., r will 'Maintop! World " of gaTalia - Al yr lwelters !meant the sun! ' I.ld the wonders Art hub 'dune I ' 6 ulk by lightning, ride by seam, palpt bi-Holbt eteruul beam! - - out Atormina to enumerate the' many iced frlDm the •ivire' and the 'track; all attention to the advantage of pro inorO of those b-eittirul .uerceotype Plicturesi taken ay the Odd Fettosvte Hail, by the seafe olko sunlight' and W. B. Deans, Bat Witt bourfits de we would Curing ono Da 'which aro !lid of 'sheaf the Artist. He has ' ' his head CI 'interesting plated lock -of cases n Shell, apd attractive Call midst; P. S. Ti honks and r Lions for th New York fine hook. j/ reading wil Alm/ ros,; l'net etitrned.from the city' not with ull of kilowleilge,' hitt with a new and supply of plates and eine.i gold - 1111 d key 4, etc Autumn; ilest styles tho Mdame Samna, 'ancy Turtle adios' Own—the ntest eplendid .atternel ever offered to it.ti public.— ' ! AdMission free. . '. B. Define has the ageney of several az.tzini a, and will receive Rubin:rip. Patio Annual, &dive- Keepsake, • man. a d Dauffhters of Zion, a ' very 4 publiAed. Persona wishing choice' do wellito coil and enibscribe.- Nov. 10, 1852. . 1 _ ' ma•iy ow)vol.,:i ClI E. ap, for •C a s li, , ' AlkllE subsc iber respectfully invites the attention of the ( di public t.,a largestock tif Fall aod Mt later Goods, o r,. which be ha- , ust. reeelii‘l and will sell extremely lowfOr cash, among Web may be found Unbleaehe. Abeeti 14[ 4* at fkl per yard, extra heavy. Bleached $ ertings friom ed t iv. trial Liflitl from 2.941 tu ii/ s ed P f rintas renl at 6 I, 01,asad Is—excellent cloths , and warrant • L I • - Gingham* uf everikitid-4 huge lot at Is is yard, mad der color. and very heavy. I- 1 De Lames fro u 13.1 to ss—lento very fair within-at gd, Phl and Is- ' • Alpacas and Partmetb s (rim Is to ss, , 1 _ Preach Wends of -every grade and color. , Bia A and colored Silks, a complete assortment. Clothe, Gassimers. Pattinatts, Tweeds, Kentuckyleans and al'miter woolen gnu& for len and Bins. Woolen Planaele of creep color and quality, from Is to gs—ootrie red. all wool, as low as is ILI. Canton Flannel from 9,1 to 10. , . Mariner. striped Shirting at $34.101 and I.: - 3,lYoulen Shawl>, a large lot _ lion; an I square,( oft:non style end quality. from 10. to 88 each. A good assort ment of Broche do. extremely chimp Teurets, Vance., and Caroccitags. of every description, 1 constantlyou hand, and offered at prices admitting of competition. . . ' The subscriber 'nurpcilies to be conetturtly supplied with the above goods. in all their varieties. and will en deavor to make It ail object to his friends in - usqueliani na eounty„who wish to buy goods very cheap for cash, to give him - wall. esti. ' i . W.ll. WI vox. Corner °rennet and Water streets. nearly opposite/ i the America,, thud', Binghamton, N. Y. f, i d ' o6llii • :et C HEAPP,litican ever, frr'erery- bo ly that , wl•ibea to pity Cash, or my kin at flTchtntabto pro , ludid, or that hare not abnwd the Credit rystruidomt rolling in at Stoutrdze, Qat: 2.3,18521 .TYLEIt'S. .Ltabeilor 'Sale, • - Din, liendnek; thos-woad, Maple and Ash -L Lumber, Wan Shing,lea. for auk by • • ,i 1 ABEL TERRELL . Arontrose, Nov.k. 185. NEWA'GOODS :JOT TtaCTIVAD W. P: WYAtil 'NiW :CLOTHING 'STORE, TURNPIKE STtIEET, MONTROSE. iv P. WYAyT bas just retorted frona'New York with 'V V a ttew and beatutlful assortment of Cloths, Egossi. metre, Yestlnws, ice :tke .whinh he (rms at the lowest living prices - far each or produce. • . . The.vub;rriber has on hand the latest and moot interns (red stile of Fashioas for Mill and Winter Chathing. • ' W. W. will manufaeture on theAsteg reasonable terms and' in the most approved style of fashion, at the chat test notice ' 1 W. P. W; wants Its trao for coedit SOO barrels of Ap pl., of the boot nullity. end 41 firkins of Mutter, for which he will allow gicelitt# per pound for the bes - ghat ity in trate.— . , W. P. WYATT. Mere at Dinieek•• late - Lew °Mee, Turnpike street, Montrose, - Oct '19,1852: "C _ T H b l e l ti & Wept two. q _ . .. ABOND/iLE. 'STAGES," . py..3.!ail,Like""§t ag oe 'now run inng ngon Pnrboaciala .and.the Lnckewe MIA ornilailrouti s sicips.at Tunkbannock Sttt few virsies, leaire ,Culbotolate. connecting lips foi . Nevi;,Ycirk nt.td, Ilunkirki return, lea Tanfantanbck Station .on arrival of ml 4 ,ltv,YOrk.itad Dunkirk.. Stages al- Ilitsktiannoati l titation,fiv"roukhannock . l of care (rota Netir York. • Fais-ata 1.1. 4.1'. MARTIN. her 3, 7852.' ', rra trains f so leuv • D a pito° ' 4W- c I y. at, .arr T pll* . _ ~ow=ho will not bffunticrnoid. dine. n . Nov 4,1852. - T • • oft/ER wtitite4 4, 1852. : ' 1 .. . , r. 0 1 4 Watrh ' 4P, V.it Doi6o Itlngr 2 Stee illigx.Ctolo4 ft • miler:4 e..t e-Ja.c a rrfired a! --: A. 4 . . B,v/0!1.8', Itinglasogorv. A''` R l Key July 28, WINTER bLOTIII * X. G.. subscriber; tbsoltful to his frlendS for their Ms. fin, would remind them that be has teceired the `.7 1 F AfA4 F 411811110.3 - for 1852; And that he Is properrct.to serve .his custam ors, as usual, with t.Tothitiq made up - substantially, haattova.ely,lll3di promptly. L ,. ht my sh p to lgoeler'e block, a feu* doom below the Democrat office, It you Vont gopd wort at fair prises. 1 07‘In ettttleg lam entirely at home. Ever coat out f make a twelve:unto. boy had pins down, and tba fed of Vie alley kuueirtel out. Xbat'e • Montrote. October feg; HSI. 4 scrim annvEs. • ENGIOS11111:1NTISG WATESIES:—'rho Siibir`has thiSAlity.geosisk nuother lot of English - Patent " LsiOr - W'lttchl4, limiting Caws; lOw:1 'Assign J: Evans,. llinphnmyoa, 7uly ?A:' .2 044 Po•Ilows` • oods. VS? argil : Bey{. .:09A Hunt4tWatChei Jr. ID_TRA e,-131 my - own impottaikwtorsals ,! • APITED.I,-.6VANN " _ . -. : Pituasiand 'Still Pnvilogesi:e4d , . -.-.' - - " rpfin_Maktciftlei..roffo6l • for vole,. ihefolloWiog -.l.,valutOge promties, to win ; 'otos farm" in the township 'a Hortoid cumpiuitig some Sixty:Sorel: about thirt'y of which-is 'improvei), '.house. berm' orchard.'lec., thereon. - Said farm • lies out toile pod a holl,froM, thp?village 'of ifarforcl,' ott the ' re.Olo of tile M o lttroito 'bud lisrford nook 'Rood It iin btiastiforsoid.desiriblolocatiop. well wtkr... ' Moo one other farm. lying on the Belmont , Turnpike, four Miles 'from Larieshorii; and he 4 N. Y.'llfil 'E t rie Ititilrokbontiinirie about Nighty; acres. twentro.r.more of which is improved, with house.. Writ. orchard; iSto.: Ails is a lislitabte p.eoiorAild from its lecithin, 6sirig,Well timbered 1 and wOlcrOa. ' . •AleWseVeral.Duilding loan at the itillage%f Sint. Anetianna,ot tho lslew-Torlc.d: Erie • Rail Road: Thio,ie ono of the most thriving locations in the - country; being the sent Of Mc:R:O , II4W Medlin mattains :now about. - 1300 iambi! inn% end itolneiness facilitieSore tutrivaledgn connection with the above lots, are four of the . hest . trell.seats hi thenunty. being inutiediately on the 4:mninemitine river, with sufficient power-for any pet pose of triune fat uring Ths most surpassing inducements • are .lieltfout by. the above locations, for capitalists, who wish to rk in the business 'of mane fociering,tannitin:floworing and Mothering. The Rail Road .airorde the most nounodians and ready tratniportion for every thieg in the above line. The above proneitY, in Whole part, will lei. Bold on terms the Most advantngeons to, piarehar. ere. [-will gives, great b;irguins, :tine will be proMptly answered from a distance lad all enquires attended to promptly: • ' • - - ' • SEDATE ORISWOLD,IT' • June' I: - 1852. 23 tf.,. 1 • Brooklyn - Sto+e - Depot. Tivraxy:k 8111-711 w e nbl call the attention of tit eltlten of Bmaltlyn t o trial Itrge'virl sty of stove and furniture. .We. have On Ilan/ the beg ,paggna , of the brat amt.:ital. Vi'r. shall sell at the - very lowevt and on the meat llblattertns. Call, tee, - anil esendoe.: . „ iu.. . . , - We bavel . cu . n . resolvedr Larga 1 seta:4l4n of Volt and Wintey Dry aphids 'orivery deserintron.'whieb we will ail for or goal pay cheaprr than woo evvr before offered In this market. We eaunnt . particularize; but ws.rar7, neatly invite everybody .to call and eX41411110 for - Onto. selves. We know we eau suit you-An price, , ,rinantity and quality.' '.' -- -' . TIFFANY fr.; B.IIITIL Drooklyu,Oct. - 1.3i . 1852.. . . . . ; - >, : ' • .___ -. _ , . • T AE AD • VERTISETIENT. • . 1500. Agent - Wanted , ;---$lOOO 'a . . - _ ' :. Yoai-.: : . :, . AVANTED I.Y.EVER.Y. 1301.ThITY:OF TIIC'UNITED srxrl , 44..w.:tivo and -enterprleing men. , o eng-age in the f3lO or aomeior the beet hooks published 1u , the country. To men or good addrese, poes-!Ang , a email Capital Of from - $25 to $100„ such Indueernent4 . will ' he offered Re to onable.iltem to make from $3 to $lO a day. ra•The bonka pUbliehed by as are 01l dodo! In (holr character. extrmuely,popuTer, and. 'command largeule.\ wherever they are offered. - • kor further particulars, ;xi limut.(postn.re paid . ) .... DAMP:I.9 to,GENTZ. ' - ' Succeetora to I%'. A'. Leary k Co. ' ffilt!S) .., No. ISE North Second Street, Philadelphia. 2 1 „ . LARGE additions of new styles_ of CROCKERY are weekly reeeiving at the Crockery and Mines I'4 piffling Establishment, by - J. 11. DE PEG Binghamton, Oct. 14, /852.' - . 141 Val24a In every varety, style. 'shape,' and. color. an at the lowest {{ trces. may he foundaL. .DE PELI79. .!' TO HOUSEKEEPERS, And others who are it want of .any•article of. Creeeell and C ass. Ware, Lamps, Looking Clews,. Cutlery;'Serv. Pre, isritannlo. Wore: Castors: Coffee and Sul ceMills.Dells, , spoonv.tlupilestieks, Plaited Wares, Clocks. Fancy lles ket*. Wooden and Willett War.' of all kinds, Window' Shade,. Metts.ilvdCaxesol eef A lieers.-Egg Deats.dfrush so. reather lloaters, enmities, Meat Cutters. Cual Mods :MAl:selves, :and -an Pat./wive' assortment of .Toys end Fanny Articles. We go Ise them to colt at this estensite establishment both ash satink , of !line mid 'money, for here they.cnn Cad *Utile minutia : wanted • In their lino and et theloirett possible prices. 1. 11, DE Binghamton, • , . ...... 'T""..„ , „...,,„. . Ustsf to Thwapson's cele -,- bride& Daguerrean Gallery I - Likenesses taken and . nut up, in neat Morocco Cases for only Owe nor.t.s a IhirentCand Children: Brothers and einem, 'one and all, newts the time to serum for youreolves and,Dienda -one of thole little mementoes lii the fermi of a Dag tterreetYle Likeness; which at 'some future time tuay,provo of hies. .1 tamable - value. The expense is, sot i.lEng that It .should bean inducement for every family' - while in meatus to avail thcnisclvei - of the benefits of this mysterious and usinderful Art ' Impressions of children taken =in from foto, ,I 0 seconds Avery elDas wilt be made to produce Clear and well deLned litenessec.iembleing an easy and gieccful attitude, and- that •life.llk.l expression whieh'ls so very - desirable, and which can be obtained by a visit at. Thompson's 31agnificent-Sky Light Gallery, opposite the, i Echangellotel. ' . : ,.: - i I Tm:A if Pali '' " - -.'Phe subsmiber would say that-he has on hind and lb: 1 silo a general assortment of Daguerreotype Material, I which consists of CamiTiol, Plates, Panty and Common tl , , ,, ies. Lockets. Chemicals', and in abort almost every thing nred lu Ihe trade. , -- - Minty Voluble At,47,11aTir... • ..- • . • Juni receive() from the manufacturer. It has two aetla of keys. and combines all the -ad vantages, of. the Two flanked Or: tn. . It contains two elope correspe,pup g to the Open Diapuon and mineipallu Organs. '-Also. coup ler and Swell Draw-Stop. The arrangement .Ia Foch that either atop may bo played separately or together, or one pith one hand and loth with the other—one under a dui se(.l,swell. the 'other -with an open Sven. etc. If. is ' tho nal, instrument orcept tiouhle B,aukel,Church:Organ upon which Ortmn'practice can he acquired. and for boil; Iblncy, oar iety of co.uLinatintt.Und power, it far surpass_ penny thin; .if the kind heretofore Invented. 'Moo, 4.,54 and 5 octave Melodeone; for sale by the sabseribt:i :Whin naluerrean Booms.. ~ -' - - ..t.TIIO3IPBON. Binghamton. October 11, I - 352. . .. , . . - NEW STAGE ARRANGEMENT OY TIIE PLAYK ROAD, In connection with the-L. & TV. Railroad. 13/I.43E.NGERS van leave Atm:twee for New , York and Dunkirk twice . a day, alto: for Carbondale,. Scranton god Willtesbarre. • - . New and commodious four-horse Post'Coaches leave Montrose Ilotel at 8 o'clock fA..M. and at 4 Pi 41., connecting with-the E. &. W.ThailMad for New York and Dunkirk: also with trains for SdrUnton, Carbondale; Wilkeibarre., - - Stages leave Montrose Depot on the arrival of the trains Irma New 'yin* for Ilarford, returning leave Darford• connecting With train's for New York and .. , crantori. Also a sta g e for Oweio yid. Forest Lilt — St. Josephs. Priendsville. War- realriun. Soudan. Weduaday, and Friday, 1 1 returns Tuisday 4 Thursday:and Saturday. --. • L. SEARLE,..Propriatar. - /IfOntrose„ Nov. 3, 1852. t - • • faiallysmoatil Have a Col - An individual book only 25.cti. per copy , • Man.. -nozo..thpe • • INRAIMITTEIt'S &kilted Manuel •ood Mind teriottl'Ot the Afileted,Contnloing an outlito, of the oogi n ,p r greII,ITAII2VIVIIII And Cure °Nervy P.M' of dilease.con• untied by Peomieetwas :Settlal I otereearve, by Self tt , Lose,.e.bySextrtl Etzeva. With odvicol their,preveo• tiorbth 4 4 cannot offend. tOo eve of deeney.-frotu the ic, suit of emu e twenty year,' eicce•efulp.ectiee, eitt en ftirely devoted toil:keel:ire of dlieaso ors delicate or private WI, ~ . . To wldeh Is 'added. 'reeelpts far the earent the abc.io &tiepin and is „treattee, .the entree. nyreptome and into of the Peeor and Agile, for twent y -fire cent, a copy,. ssupies..me dollar witl be forwarded to '-nny part of thorned Flat she man,free of sewtesse.; Addross post, Re". paid. 11 0 24 Ind Post Office, or the Author', '3.3 Nokth Settetth atreetp.Philad'a. : ' ici~t SOMOIVION'SIar6 „.. cr_ArAw sdorrm, nud with all your gettinge.get tnid4stending, tind alio covering for - your naderstandinge, ,whiob. last' coramodity,,; if you. ramess t h e other two, you will be opt to seek and, find at • Keeler-wad Stoddard' Doer told Shoo_ Store'. 'Far tlionglva certain ..Rerry-tnas • -1 A dirreut tale hos told, ,WP d hitve. the public undereton • • --We wont be undersold.' • Oar assortmeut, though gencral,onough-,6 Gen. e i... ree ,ei w t. the gripliet lettiah, to say nothing of 'various greceriei, is newirtheleal, In thelkot and Shire very' eitteneive:oild Completa, and ire bona -yet :toinakti it include some uf the keser profits:, ;::(I.' r %tit- ninth+ tii - Order[titid - „ , reuniting done nently:...; KDELER &STODDARD , . 1 - D REASTPINSt—Th-te;dox.iltirattienitipins. onge . entiierY uewintiterfie; reiNt dny, by, Aug. 28:. ' 1 44. EV ANS.r..; - WEBB'S. `, ,I W4NtED: 10.0004 i 'woolen Socks in• e x. change for Goode kw agNirr,*R4AW, MOM rose Salv - 1/0 842, Say Pall -Goods. cncounnitv. Griat:Elccitement, - • • • --ovie.ovratet Grea4liem tOPErti - • ---r-s-- TAillifikiENT. . . _ friHE'llukseribit I.l4.tukt frOfilik hirio 'ii 3 4 1 t.19 IA his (armor_ titttak 91Sttptie consisti ng ors variats o r lA. moat appraiirt kinds: amon g *blab kik! : 1 ' - • tiLIN'fON - Alli FOREST-QUEEN, STAR OF THE. ...IVESTERN-QUEEN; , :: - • onelevaYid Pvfmt•i: ;9.4`.iisiurrtttir.tistit : Sts k tc t k pnait4TX; PARIQ _.• •.' WESTEIMEMPIRK ~ORANGE mit:7:1(10z- UNITED STATES; FARMERS. UTICA COAL STOY,FA ' A. variety of Premithiliestonn'or rniarlitylv this WALK ILI., A-14. FiVaNk • good and variou s . aseert w e n t or ratior 110 !rail Braves Aar Wiva."gui4 Coat.. , - L'Ox . ..lloiivit 41 . - varions siina and patterna. h,-ia-oopti o p e lly se, ceiring, and intends to keep ae.great'n variety-0 the ! most popular stores as any denier in fitinotitt try..- Pennant 'trisiting to porclissi, staves arili find it to thairirkors* 401,m11.q4 110.: • Thai , it . ri4 and bis - _ StOVO -.lllll3lllthree • made of ,the strongest and best "monies ,snd - tu%, cheap; as cuu be bought in this or Proirrii cosmtp end mach better they offered by pedlars. . Stove Pipe Ware kept for cola, stni . made to order. yanntra trill be scpsohid, with Ptini,inadiof stronennitericlii nt Wholesale "pis ors, all osiers for work in "LIS Psi 'riffle thank% fully received and punctually attended to+. J 0131 0q04.411.4 7 ... dietitfiendauly 1 38' • • , 'Great end, • - VArti Et* 't - ron - t - i ThiszvOlyi Ladles nua !Genilichien.t THE subscriber would invite.his friendeto,call at Ifigtmew store in Greet Rend, direciiy op- Polite - Abe “Lusk Haase," and eXernina his stalk of: ~ g oods,- . feeling--assured tbet the* will 'pot g away dissatissed, . . = ' . would first call the atteitioi - of - the'Latilini to hit great variety - of`• • • • • • ri , Elltrazt. $O l Ot r" - tV coireistioget embroidered and printed Lawns; Iht. tames orelannsit eve!) , variety and style that the the - New York market aflords; black an&colored Silks • Prints / Gatgiaras, /kn. Itc. - 4- lot of "S'llawle, Handkerchiefs ' Tabte Coveri, Ho % Steil( and Gloves,: Straw' and Millinery - CoodS. Also, firoadcloths,Cessimeres,'Sattlectts,•Vesk ings, and every raptorial- torLoys and tigen's ale% - Hitsx Ca s, Boas au. ak . Trunks; Vulicee, Ciirpet . Begs, Carpeting, Sheet . %. ings, houie keeping artielei.of all kinds. Grace% rise, Yankee Noticuts,:ikc: 4.c., end in s - hort evn orything a vermin needs for comfort and lusttry., a-711mm call - and •' • v. • HENRY LANcrLEY. • Great Mod, Julyls, 1852. . DRY.GOODS AND CARTETS. - 1 / 1 E fißbscptlre would Melia Of • .ViAggue.hly?qu'cOuuty,thtt they - fiave Onyr oq hand 41 ago askorlineqt of p r y 6004, at whol. i , slap mud retail. • - '6oltLimENs DEpatlmExT, . Cousiaiiim iti pail of broadclints. enssimOica, Taf t Kentucky' lowa, V! l !tiligfr 411 4 Il l ilt 6 "4 goods of all kinds.. • • „LADIES DWPAttriTENT I ,..- : •••• corniisting of alarge variety. viz: Black sil r , fan.. satins, , gingham% Scotch and 4tnerlean, prints of all 'hinds, some at 6 pence per yard of; eope'rior„ quality of colors warranted, in: deJableai, Cashmere., poptins k ,glnies: hosiezy of every grade, and tkintlity-:-iYhite'gr?ods.:. Brown "and bleache4 'sheet lagn; 4-4 widen, heavy iptulity,at ed. per vd., Ticking% drilliags, gent/pi% Scotch diaper, ,hirds, eye do., napkins, Pith linen, and Fp:via§ ; in fact [ alnoriet every thing in tke dry gocds.A4P. large lot of . • • - - , • , CARPETINO, , , Three•ply. ingrains, cotton undz.w o o, l .. cotton% clot4a fop . • •• Roark - • - invite all shilling - our place to catland eta amine 'ear stoelk for we feel .conficient by,se dein* it witj be n saving of ten in tWenty per cent,4: Our : tnottc. is shick safes tied. smell profits.:'' " §tere nearly opposite the. tiostellice. ninrebnuti, n tnn, , N. • WiCACPARZ ft_B-Ali4P7r- - 'April:7, 1e;52,; - - -• ' _. , NEW : DR-31 , GOODS Ax._•.NEw- MILFORD DEPOT., ~ I` ft. El URRIt t's 'inky be found an ex ten t LA.-sive qud,newAssorttneut of 17.ty.c.ottds in% cludirt,g 4. kreat, variety of. .. ..‘ : ..., , ' Ladies!:-Dtess - Goods 4 . 1, -: ro rich Vriuts;rriitied and Einbroidered Learni,, extra:Ash - thirege .Defuses, Lusteled• , I!oplius.. Ginghtuns and Chami!raYs of new styles; black and fancy silks. drc r Coulon Crape, Birch% Clio/mere iiid'Beirge .Shitels, Silk Mantilla% Parasols, pleinand figtired Stars !dusting, - Straw French Lace and Silk Bonnets,. Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers. ~• .. • ... ~ . . :- . A GEINTLE3Itqi Anp - BOYS - PngBE; *4, - - 81.1.431 ER 000DS. . . . .... „ . Abuja tiesortrrientAkteXaps; Mali and Sficies., ;'Trunks : Valises, Carpet ' Bats," Carpeting, Oil . L MOW{ , fog floors Atid tables; painted and frinfr4 Window Sr.ladri. Wall ?I'M:. POtneEtie CIAtiTUN '•of all kjiide; etc.. eta.; which, in connection . with I); uuwerpal agi.ortment -in - other den:temente , os goods, and beingi-purchsped entire! 'for2esi4 k yin, enable, porchssers to secure benefi tsfit price, sty/s . and ternii not to tl? 'found in any tiler estatdish 7 -..N. D. , Salt and,Mone Cora lonsiially o 4 hand. IsTeriliiiiforgf. Ably 15, - liiitl. ' . -' . • - -, , „ • -, . . , , . , _ ' s . No.* Btraeid .sr •.,... :„ i ...... p -- ----:-' -i HAS just 'received . a lies/and liege siesostinsitilk of Caching, Parlor and' op .Storee v fot, wood or.coal. which, in consiectio ,with his reek oiiii itocit; will" make his - assort ent munually. cumplete; in the most popolcr suiimmtnrii kilaji, or Air-tightsißirvaol l .ovsms Pe _ iPlt.illit plaik alopea.. Store ;kip* Sheet ;roil, gi 0 . t vu lc ,,..,‘ t x .o 4 . l a 4c., lihtok'li. will:4;A 'tt Atli 'Ovilit 1 4 4t.* 1 44 , cash or ettM iAtt oserectit t , ,/ t'•:. -, l,:. ', : ~ ::• _ • . -- AUgustill3s!.. ) . 7 - ,-,.: ",.. -.: ,-;;•?., ~- ,:r.. - :' -- • - ', ~ .• , BONNETS,IIONNETS,' . • NEW, : supply : of those. cheap-. on, False r ; AStra ty. AStniw, and rripiil Geisapier-Liei Bunairti, mud Rich Ribbont sad - Flooreri. gitiotlirecince4 from isprhig prices; bar. n.nuantry •, • the A pr,!., Itn-E1415 aim, receiving nnd keep% .M .bonstaiAlir:** bkran-farge and dcsirntqiircs 'ohm* Of ' • ,7 * -. ;•GOODS, , ..:. - , which wilt be solitirersr tow &realm ox ready pay, The *lock is composed or Ain't :Igo t3lntartmout o; " Wdga, Mediemes, Chatifionla, Paints; Oile ‘ , ' nyo.Stufre, Or'oce VimifGloss.woreisPadrm % , - sp e it a ele64 - ;./Utisiottl inateunie4ts, - ,- ....l'acikect...Notioilfw.Au4. 3. ' :‘,.. ...LiAnot. ls ,t-.1 :. ~ ;ALSO., 1- " Ury Goodn„.. '' ifoidnistre;:filt e 4Ortiii4 ` 1 -'. ' , lktirrorn,.Station , - Bruahosi! .. - ,-.,....,-: .-Veditlitl, l o4truniel.4 B s Pf.rfttQleov.. -.- , ' , Wenases, Stipprtem, ..EihouldelpMes, ,- fili'pia;, CamPhine,' Buriiing Fful nmpk, Clookk - Wrilehiirti Jewelry "; dir-ti,' - - '''. - :All persona artobtonio norohalelDM trfintidn in -any,,o,t',the aNzargki,d,-'4.r,tment ; wilt am; their.; interest. Promoted 'by , Mallon ral: al tip, Igor; and Variety Store ot,A4NL 1110,14 p ,, Ti '••-,Montrdeiti Ifivnlialti leins.'- . ~.'. - 1 , ' . A .*. ',' ' ..--' '' :' l'''' ---' •. =-: '' . - ~ .- Depot,