2. Mode of QXaminiag . l'eache
Johnston, Bradley and Stutzman.
'3. Gradad Sellcools--Missm
and Good.
4. Visitition of Schtx)ls 7 -Mew
ell, Barr and Kluge. - .._.
5. Tetioher's•lnstitutes--Messrs.
son, Gordon, and She ll y. 'I ,
_ . .
_,_
'6. Bestr ..„ uiode of cooperatiag w
eis---14‘10. Bollmanßeimensli
Kirk'. .-..''. i v - i - -; •
7. Best mode of securing the
. et
of Parents---kessrS. Nicholson, Sc
Acker. .
8. Uniformity_ of •Books---Me,
Kro wail!) and Allison- I II ' ~
There being no further huisines ,PreFtmdt
"....e.Convontion to o k.a recess' ' t?lf,•1•, l ed;,
ben Prof. Richardson, from ;the ,Committee
rad (Teacher's Certitieatai; made an
ion . g eto .
_., , , .
Ulabonite • report; awing with , a Iteoinmenda-
A i n to a d o pt th r ee rides ot thq ,fo l lowing
inport, v3z; Ist g rade to ipolndei ' thorough
keowledge of ail e branches math ..in ithe
law, together with the 'higher chew! of
Miithematits amtnaturat - Seince. 1.- . .
•-, 2 4 p l delletialitig a thorough 4 - non - ledge
( : . t j thp several' branches named - in he law.
• „Id grade ifieliiding a thordugh knowledge
•of Railing,' Orthography, ,Peniti. ' hip and
the dements ,of Geographz, !G mar
.and
AVithinetio. . • I
(The' latter is designed !aii : a mere proviiion
al-arrangement to accomModatia princia&v
schools of the lowest grade, and ii'p view , of
tho.starchy of qualified' Teaohets4ta deemed
ntekstaly to meet present emergeneim\ , A
certificate of this grade would he good' for
one year only, and its.renewal wild depend,
upon the proficiency cif the holderil The Oivo
- higher gntdes would have the seallitif the State,
Department af f ixed, and be permanent. We
learn that the ast two only haye; l 3eeit adopt
.•byed the State department.) i
'An interesting and protracted diseu4lon
ensued; when the report with the resolutions
and forms of certificates annexed 'were. adopt
ed; and the Committee dischargo. - 1 '
'Prof. lisichardson from the Cent., on Tench
er's Institutes reported the folloivin e ,..: •
Resolved, that this convention trengly rec
ommend the formation of CountY and Dis
triet Institutes, as.among I the mist efficient
intans, of advancing the interests of Common
Sthools, and especially of increasing; he num
ber of qualified Teachers.' '1 .
•-
On motion the 'Convention a?journed to
- , ,
meet at BP. M. •1 - j -••- . ' _.- /. I.
'2 EViNTNO SES.4lolSer—ColflWelltiOil met, at <8
it.,,n - President Dr. G. Siuith in the chair.
On' motioirthe report of the Ce4mmit l tee on
Teacher's Institutes, was, after a brief diseus•-
sion'tdopted and 'the Committee !discharged.
Mr... Ross from the Conimittee en grades of
' Schools made , a report corresponding in char
acter with that of the Committee l on grades of
certificates which
.was adopted and, the
Committee discharged., . '! 1.
Mr. Johnson on behalf of the Committee on
the mode of examining prtl;l•:'ented. a
. report recommending e 'that . all examinations :
be made (1) in public---(2) orally. as (tar as
Practicable.. (3) requiring a board
of
good moral character from the -of pi
rectors, or from some ,other satisfae.tory source.-
On motion the rport was reeon trotted with
instructions to strike ontAlie 2d ecommenda
non and insert " thoron,,,oVenabracing orall or
written exercises
-or both as ma seem best to,
the Superintendent, and so as to; test both the
knowlodge and skill of the applicant. 7
IMr. 13ollman; from the . Commlittee on - the
best mode of co-operating with di re• tors, made
a report recommending County Superinten
dents to confer with Directors,
,and, impress
them .with a sense of duty and ; the iwponsi
bility of their position, and to proffer such ad
Nice and assistance as may be necessary to"-
, s•Alre harmonious action, in advancing the.ixi
terests of the schools under.their charge: 1:
Mr. M'Dowell'from the Com! on •vii4tation,
of schools, presented a report recommending,
. visitation in company With Dire,tors and of
1 suffiCient continuation to beeoine familiar
with the real condition.of the sehotil, its wants
be., pending the consideration 4 which the
Convention adjourned to meet tit 8 A.; .M. on
• Thursday morning.,.. I ; . -
. ~ .
TBCRSDAY_MORNISG.-0511V .
nton line r at ' at
8 A. 3L Pres't Dr. Geo. Smith in the 'chair+
' minutes read and approved.• The Report.f
the Committee on visitation
. ot.l Schools W
again 'read and a ft er brief discussion 'adopte
and the Conitnittee dischar,ged.j " '
Mr. Reiniensnyder presentedl.a resolutio
~
recommending the State Superintendent to
tall a Convention of County Stiperintenden4a
annually—which after brief 41ischssion was
postponed for the present. •r ' ' 1
the'
bestNichOlson from th,e Committee on
best Mode of securing the co-ouraticrn of pa
rents, made 'a report recommending the visit,
ation of Parents by Teachers, -and the: visitn
don of Schools by Parents---iith examifia
- liens tbe.—which was 'briefly. dismissed And
. ndopted. Mr. Fell from the. Committee on
uniformity, of Books, reported a' ;resolution
. recommending-that an effort b 4, first made to
secure entire nniforrnity in each District,. :
which was adopted without !dis C .Uslion. '
, 'Mr. Burrows called up the mrlintion of Mr.
:Reimensnvder 'previously postponed, , whioi
was consiaered and adopted, I• ' II
On motion resolutions were dadopted, reo
• v)mnie.nding the use of Black Boards, and th'e
' introduction of mental Arithiiietie ,in every
. school—also adopting the ; common schUol
Journal, as the official organ of the Conven
~ •
Loh, and recommending thenm
ae to'the, pa- \
tronage of Teachers, Directors, and fhe friends
Of Education generally' throthOut the State.
' On motion , the thanks of that convention
' tNv - er'e tendered to the several Railroad eninPa
pies, extending courtesies to the„ineint)ers—
. to the SecrCtary -a State arid tOlris DepUtv
3 : - .f or their attentions, Arc- als! to Iti. Mullen
supetintendent of . Public 80/dings, for: his '
kindness and attentions during the sittings'ol\ ,
. the Convention.: . ~
I 1 .
• !On niotiou a committee of thiea: were''ap-.
pointed to prepare au stlareim,- ,
;sktiag• 'forth
' ;the objects, and results of thaeoini•ention, and
to be published, with the prrieeedings , in 'the
School Journal. The chair appointed MeSsrs.
Goo; Reimensnvder and Gordon; ' I '''' '
Bon. C. A. Kok, - State! Superiniendent,
briefly' addressed" the Conreition, expressing
his gratification at their meetingland proceed
ti'
gs---reedhliflentling a spirit of, conciliatithi
towards ,opportent& of the system' in discharg
ing official durtissomiL expressed a . hope of
their meeting agalu - under siillltriore'auspi
-Claus circumstances.' _
_! I
On motion 11.9 n. T, .11:11flurrtfe, w ile called
upOn to address the eonvention, Wl24,respond
; ol in a brief tuldmss---iggestingiosuetahers
' as their motto, " wise as serpeUts "a harinkor.
\as doves." Re advised a polieyl of xiiodpra:
tion, to go 'forth as advisers, Sot dictators and,
..he anticipated no failure fn', e Is , ysteni, not
withstanding the admitted oi l kpodieion tb, the
Law. Directors are conscions•of deficiency
and if properly , approached, the most invet er .,
• ate opponents can lat won over, l and see'reil
:as the warmest friends, As; it means of sue
. toss be would-say go forth as friends *or ithi- 1
cars of Directors—make oinininatlims only in
pressnek of Directors, and aet I offieiOly in.''''
' conjunction with- them. , In ka'li n g ~a'raina
tion of Teachers, do not aim tai puide but
-,, aim to' draw out positive ' kpoitledge ;&c,—;
Examinations should he ma& in 'the 'School
Ihmse,;surrounded by proper; aparatus' fke.,
4t he allue time calling atteutioo or Directors
to the couOitiOn and wants of the building
• tjurS.c lot Law has advanced through
several s
r gees' from the pauper Law of:, 1809
to the\ r ntsent t *hi* is the most critical - pc:.
riod its existence.. Mr. B. hem gni° the
„ bia histoiy of several stager of tatalico l o4
land coneed by recommending Superb' tend
ents to'stidy` the -tree secret of success by act
ing f r i e t i o,%agents and adviser's of Pirect•
otiN an d . tl it iyin;,•, , them along • in" Overt con
y
.tetnplatcOmprovemetit.
~On motion the Convention adjourned wine
die. • 111
,Iteight
McDow ,
'
Mita;
er and
;rieration
ver and
•"' • Uurtord r • -
•
The Fa t term of this mstaution, will own
nience. oni,; ; Weil , 'tsday
,the . .leth clay - of. Aug.
12M21
1 L
1 , 1
1 ..
\ I -.11. 11111-k81,414) 8 ~ . :
1 ..-,,
; In Xe*Milford, Juy 25, by E. Aldrich,
‘
'EN, Mr . 4 ? HK RUDY of Bridgew ater , to Mrs.
Il um. tkrt I PROFUT, of the former Once. ;
ezas.. • „.
1, Nort i Pitcher,-Chenangb Co. N.Y., Ju
ly 185 f, Mr. ERAEcrus (formerly of
Susq.Co.lra.) agedyears...! !,
0 Flour and Salt .
TUST received, and for sale by . •
0 • G.`& W. H. FULLER..
IA
Tres lot of Codfish and Mackerel, just re..A
ceived,-and fOr sale by G. dz. - W. H. Y.
i:f
OW opt/ning a Hog,shead of New Orleans
.Sugat, , fair artielepr 6d per !b. • .
We would call the attention of the Laciies io
•a beautiful; assortment of Lawns, POplins, Rarege,
and Chain Delaines, and -summer Dress Silks,
Frerieh Nliedle 'Work, &e.,\ which We are• deter- .
Mined to * p l very cheap.
G. & W. 11. FULLER.
)lontro*), Auk. 3, 1854. . •
4dministratrix' Sale.
.xiTtuiibe sold on the premises of the late
`l.
W. Benstock, deed, i Montrosci;
misday
. ne*t, the 9th inst., -commencing .at nine
o'eloek A t ,ikt., the following property,
One 2 Horse' Light Wagon,-
.;._ • s •
One 2 Horse Buggy Wagon, - one Catti.4,
A sett o r Double Harness, •
One sett single Harness;
Sundry)ots of Hoitiehold Furniture,
BiteheiV Tools, one Blind Mare, and 'other.
articles tqq nuinerons to mention. . .
• Tknins.H, -Ali sums Of $5 andmnder, cash down;
oVerss, three months i eredit with undouhted se
curity. • .s e .
' • ' • ANN MARIA HRNSTOdR,
• • • ani'rx of William Henstock, dee'd.
.
Montrose, Aug. 1,1854-21sv1. -
[
.. .'- Sheiifl"s'Sales. . ? i
1311 virtue of sundry writs. issued!,out ! of the
;Court of IConimen Pleas of Susquehanna.
County, sand to me directed, I will expose to pub
lic ode, at. the House of Wm. K. Hatch, in Mon
trosci, on . Thttrsday thp 29th 'day of Angtist, next,
.at 1 O'clslt - P. :41:-.-
All that certain piece or parcel of land;.,sit hate
in the tou!nshiP of Dimoek in the county of Sus
quehann'bounded aid .described as follows,' to..
wit: Beg ning at a[ birch tete' 'the noithwest
corner. of . Villiam Tucker's land, thence north
at
1 deer weatil :perches to a sugar maple, ! thence
89 deg. west w; , ,
32 perehes - to an Iron'-woodeerner,
thence north, 80 perches to a hemlock :corner,
thence ealit 67. perches to a post, thence soUth 32 .
perches tti a post,• tbenee east 90 petchns to-.'a
post, theilpe north 32; perches to a post, thence
east. 97 p4rches to a post, thence south A deg.
west 64 pprches to a 'comer post, thence east 25
2-10 perches to thenbrthwest 'corner of tot, Nol
20.. in the general draft of a large body . Pfi land,
thence by ( the same south 1 deg. west. 144 per
ches to a post corner, thence north 89 dek.;" west
65 perch to a stake, thence, north 1 deg. , west
60 perehO to a henilock`tree corner, thence:north
89 des , . yl•st 125 perches to the place of begin
ning, cottpining 209 acres, he the same tndre or
les., (exOpting, 50 acres on theNnorth sidelehich
was conieyed by Royal Tyler to Sylvan tis Tyler)
with the,Uppurtenancesi 2 framed dwelling; ihous
es. 3 Van* 1 corn house, 1 shop, and abiint 100
acres improved. - " 1
• :
,
Takeriin executieri at the suit orS. S. drover
vs. Royal Tyler. - - ' •
. ALSO=—AII that certain piece or parcel nt land
situate lying and beingin the township ol;lrssup
Susquehanna. county, bounded and described as
Ifollows, to w i lt: Beginning. at
. a hemlo4 tree
the southeast corner hereof, thence north 100
perches to a post, thence' west 160 perctio4 to a
I L
post; .. thence south "100 perches' to a pelt and
stones, thence east 160 rchen to the phtce of
begitwini, containie,g 160 acres, be the !same
more or less,.with the appurtenances. 1 riamed
house, '1 barn, 1 Shpp, 1 shed and about 15 acres
iteproved. . ' _ ' • '1 .
Taken in execution at the snit of Chas., AA:O,S
- Wm. Jessup,''Ex'rs of. Wealthy Denison
,
dicensed, vs. Samuel Bertholf.
ALSO—AII that eertain village lot o . r parcel
of land, situate in -the Borough of Susquehanna
Depot, in the countY, of Susquehanna, and noun.
deli and described as follows, to wit : On the
north by land of William, Stuart and N. Ransom,
on the,ell4 by the street, on the south !viand of
.Mayo arflohn O'Brien, and on the' west] by a
street lenclincr from the "Carr _house'? to John
.Vanghn's !louse, zontaining 60 feet, front py'2l2,
1.2 feet deep, together \ with the appurtenances,
1 framed awelling house and all• improved 4
Taken in execution at the suit Enos Rex
ford ta. Airah A. Sanders.
-
- - I ;.; . G. B, BLDRED; Sheriff.
hinitr+, August 3, 1853
• ;
At `. he Ready Pay Store),
Oictßß ;136w - there' beg leave to adv4e- the
' pubte, that they are now' receiving an en.
tir ly.ne*lstock ortioods for the Surnnufr and
Fall Trade, embraiing nearly every article :called
for at a chUntry Store ; , which 'were bought at
the present low prices in New York, forj cash.
and will be sold astonishingly cheap. Graitefui
for tire very liberal patronage , heretofore ;exten
ded toyl out establishment, Iwe solicit a ciiintinu.
aneo of the same, and as much increase as possi,
bk..: We claim to have in almeasure revelution
lred trade in this c - ommunitv, by compelling a
greatreda l tion in prices and (in . owe enacs) a.
dintnnition oteximbitant profits; and w,e; trust
that a grateful pittific.will .duly appreciate and
reward mkt effort. , Our stock or Goods le now
large; and every way suitable' for 'the. trade—
More extensive,. in fact, than usually - kept!;; in this
place:.' Those wishing to purchase will 4o well
to call and see us. .
• SMITH HEMPSTEAD.
Brooklyn, July 26, 1854; 3 )
Broad Cloths ,
A ' LARGE assortment, and of excellent qual.
ity. Cassimeres, Tweeds, S.ltinets Jeans,
&c., bOn7,ht recently at Om Mint. low prliA %And
will be rold eorrespondinglyi cheap, by
.i. 3 Satan At HEMPSTEAD.
Q 0 LEATKER-4firsi rate article it only
10 Oda.per . •
Satrru itn.HESTSTAtt ,
T ADZES DRESS Crooods,eonsi s ting ( 41, mm ,,
J
1 -(inoorning" and fancy styles') l'oplinettes,
Challies Baregeß, &rep De-Laines, Delleges;
jiist leceifed and for sale cheap, by '- 1
• &arm dr.\ HEMrST*AD.
1 Medicitl.Card. •
,
A;; CHAMBERUN respectfully an.
JUldounces to the public, that , lii - has kocated
Iffinselt in Brooklyn; where he will be hippy to
wait - nOon all .who be afflicted .with dlicase,
eitifetArpoic or acute. Office at B.
wbefe.be way be consulted atoll times when not
otheril* professionally engaged: All bUsiness
to his care will xeceire prompt atten.
• BrO4l4n,'Xune:-4.1854,_23m3,
TT
Clerk .• '
I t , .• - '
i,
and •
N, active inte ll igent young nuiri +f almt
.41., 17 or 18 years` of age wanted as Clerk in a
Store. .To one disposed to make blinselrnseful,
1 . .
GRAIN , . • ------ 7 - 7 4equire the business, and well repoinfuended,
1p all bidi4 .. E i p • . .D r i e il ..qpido., socks, But.
i tr . .• od encouragement will be given; I One with
71,.5
e!, ,
wanted 11...elLt ,i i_it g o f or
.Gtio , h,
_at i, .I%eexprience w i ll
. be preferred
j i p l-
Ru i. irr. '.
gash=Ft by , -1,, '''' ilt• L. de. IN , ~,,,
iin
. . • ''''' ! .iiviv 3 /ofortl, July 18, 1851.-29W3 1
1 I . •
WHEAT,
I.v Tit
*ORE NEW GOODS
' hX d i
mad Ry ri e
D, R. LAlvqop do Vo„'s
• Sheriff's Sales
Y virtue of sundry Writs issued out of the
JD Court of Common Pleas of Susquehanna
county, and to me directed, I will eitpose to pub
lic at the }Ouse of Win. K. Hitch, in Mon
trose, on• Saturday the 19th day of August next,
at 1 o'elock P. M.—
All that certain piece or parcel ofr.liind, situate
lying and being in tiro township of rorest Lake,
County of Susquehanna, and bounded 'and de.
iseribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at a post
borner hereof, in the centre of-the load leading
from Thomas Brown's to Choeonut„,thence south
8 deg: west 24 and 2.10 perches to the centre of
the Milford and Owego tunapikei 'thence north
di deg. west, 22 and 9-10 perehes to a corner in
the centre of said turnpike, thence north 12 and
1-2 Pertlies to a corner, thence an easterly course
23 perches to the place of beg,inning, containing
'two and ohe hair acres more or less, together
with the appurtenances, I framed dWelling house
some fruit trees and all improved. •
Taken in execution at the suit of:C. B. Griffis
vs. Judson Mullinex.
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land
situate lying and being in the townithip of Oak
land, (formerly Hurreohy) Stispiehrinna County,
hounded and described as follows,, to Wit: On:
the north by hind of F. A. Ward; ori the east by
the Lenox nod Harmony turnpike, 4n the south
by lands of Samuel Bryant, and ontho west by
land of Ira Curtis, containing atniut 50 acres
more:or less, with the appurtenances, ohe em ail
house, and about 10 acres partially - Improved.
Taken irr esecution at the suit of C. S. Ben
net vs. Jacob Vanslyke. I
, ALSO—AII that certain piece orlotreel of land
situ - ate:lying and being in tho Borough of Sus
'quehanna Depot,.county of Scisqueharina, boun
ded'and .described as follows, to • I wit: On the
north by the street, on the east by land of
Lewis Pettit, on the south by. lend of the N. Y.
& E. R. R. Company, and on the: West by land
or lot on which. the Methodist Ephicbpal church
in said village is erected, containing about, 7200
feet, more-or less, together with thb appurtenan
ces, one 2 story framed dwelling hbuse, and all
improved.
Taken in execution at the suit or Thomas and
Washington Purdy vs. Adam Ilorn4. -
ALSO—AII that certain piece oriyarcei of land .
situate king and being in the town,hliip of Rush,
Su.quehanne'courity, bounded and' described as
follows, to wit: on the north by land of John
Roushe and L B. Averist, on the ' l east by land
of John AfeCawiey, on the south b r land of L B.
Averist, end on the west i by land of Seth Blokes
lee ;aid Smith, co 'taining fifty acres, more
`or less, together with then appurtenances, about
Ineres improved.
Jraken in execution at the suit ; of Lewis Van
', lionsen to the use of Isaac L Post & •Co. vs.
William Vanhousen.
ALSO—AII that
_certain pieco or parcel of land .
:situate in the township of
. flarmotiy, county of
S 4 uSquel4nna, and bounded and de4cribed as fol
lows, to wit: . on the north by land formerly
owned by I. 'C.:Bailey and Joshua ?Stage, dec'd,
on the east by. land of S. A. Lyons 'on the south
by land of S. F..MeKune, and on the west by
lend of Albert C. Moore; containing aboutthree
'fourths...al an acre, more . or less, log,ether with.
the appurtenances, 1 framZ4 house, and nil. irn,
;proved. •
Taken in execution at the suit ;of 'David A.
Lyonsand Brother vs. Stephen D •-
• • ALSO-All that three and one-hidf story frame
'building, situate in the 'village of @lSusquehanna
and county of Susquehanna, on: what . is . called
the.River road, south of the New-York and Erie
Railroad passenger house, upon a 1,4 of land de
:svribed 'as follows; th• wit : bounded on thinorth
by the-Highway, on the east by labd of Martin
Ashley, on the south and west . by band of Robert
•
Nichol; said building containing inlfront ; on said
"street, 26 feet and in dildh 36 feet, •
Taken .in execution at the suit of Gilbert New
.ell and Harmon K. Newell vs. Melissa MeWade.
.
ALSO—AII that two and one-half titer) , wood .
dwelling situate in the Borough of,,Susqueltanna
:Depot; on lot N 0.4, according to .; . sorvey of! A..
C. Adams' land, made by Addison ; lcKde, A. D.
1851, and being on the south sidii of the read'
leading from , the Carr hue to the ri ler. road,.
said building containing in front eh sai street,
about 25 tact, and in depth about 20 fee . - -
Take'.n in execution atithe suit of ! benezee-
Cross and A. C. AnaMs vs. James'ldeW de.•
. • ALSO. :- -id -
• - Alltlntt certain piece or parcel Of lan situate.
,lying and being in the township of Gre t Bend,: .
Susquehanna County, and State of (Penn
;Bounded and described as - fol lows to wit: North.
erly by land of OliverTrowbridgd Easterly by
•lan'd of Nathan P. Waller, Southerly byllands of
Truman Baldwin, Wm. Wolcott and N. P. Wal- z
ler,and westerly. by lands of the - Neit Yor ! & Erie;
ißail Road company, containing abo*sev my-five;
acres more or less, with the apputenances, one .
framed house, two -Barns and some fruit trees:
and mostly improved. • . . .:1
.. .
• fl '
. Also—All that other Piece or parcel of-land,!
situate in the township and-County aforesaid and:
bounded and described as follows Vy witi: Begin-!
in,g.at the North west corner of land solto. the!
:Heirs of Charles H. Trowbridge at,ri polar sap- I
ling and runs thence south 46 1-2 .perches to a
Stone' hens-thence south three,fodrths Of a de-;
A=
I.7l'irreerwest - perches to.a stonejleapt' thence!
• _I
-wes, 461-2 perches to a stone . i lleap4 thence
north three-fourths of a degre9 east . 1711perehes .
'to the place of begining, containing fiflty acresil
more or less,. together with the appurtimances,:i
;one house, one Barn and abort 15 acres i ' proved.! ;
1 Also—All that other piece or parcel lof land,!
Situate as aforesaid , bounded and I dear. ibed
. as :
follows to wit : Begining at a poirii on the'easi
sideinf the Highway ten feet in a'aout MY dlr..,
eetien from the iti3uth.most locust tille, tanding
Opposite the house of Truman Balwin thence;
elong said highway, north 27.degre s ea t,7 rods
and eleven and -a halt feet,thence north 1-2 de-!
oreft east , 12 rods to a corner,thene in aline par-:
r•
;did with the first described line,i7).i rothi and 11;
:1 , 2 feet to a corner, thence with a line) parallel!
alth • -the second described line, 1'2!1 rods to theq
place of begining, Containing 95 rods ot. land or ;
there abouts with the appurtenances, one framed ;
dwelling house, one Barn, Shed and all improied.l
i- Alj-AU that other piece or parcel of land,f
hi tunic as aforesaid, koundcd and described as fol-1
tows to - wit: on . the _ north by. land of q'rnman
;Baldwin, on the eastand-West.by "the Highway,i
,and on the south by -land now, ori,',Tortherly of
Truman Baldwin, containing aboutirsixty rods of
land; or - thereabouts,- with the appirtenances,one'
`Tavern House, one Barn and all unproved.
- Taken in execution at the snits 0 I - Lirmon K.
Wells,lonathan Christie and others Ihs, Isaac .
•
Griggs and Geo, W. Griggs.' . 1 . 1 • 1 .
i' ALSO-All that certain piece oOlparcel of land.
situate-.lying and being in the township Of Brook:
lyn, Susquehanna county, boundediutdlescribed
as folios's, -to wit: On the north bye lan of. Geo:!
Sterling; on the east by land of Daniel Torryt'ott!
The south by land - of David . Yeomans and James'
-Hewitt, and on the west by David !Ireotriam3 and
C. -Fair! hild,,containing about 47 aes, together
with the appurtenances, otie - hot:met:6d barn,' and
mostly improved.
li . . • i !
I. Taken in-execution at the.suit o wituam Hi.;
De Longvs Daniel Langstaff.' .i.; • t .i .
•!.
30 G. B. ELDREI I ' D,
S heriff:
3fontroae, July- 25,1854. - ;.•
. - ,
Window Basted
& D. SAYRE having been appointed :
nents for an extensive -Sash, Blind and
Door.2lLuifactury are prepared th furbish any
articles in this line at less rates than they have
usually been sold. .
1. •
July 24.
•
Q. HAVING CREASE—an articld iwhirl every
man should try, fur sale by 11
S. 11. & D. SAYRE.
'I - 1
July 24:
Administratrit's
AToTwE is hereby given that Lettere Testa
roentary upon the eshate . of .Y.;r: Reynolds,
deed, late of Dimoek township, haVe been gran
ted to the subscriber. All personal indebted to
Said estate are hereby requested to'iioak imam.
dfate payment, and those having claims upon
said estate to present them duly attestedlfor net
tiement., S. A. RalsoutoS,,Adm'rx.
Dimock, July Jr,, 1854-29w6'
- I 1 _i_
ONE Ilaik.N. °NIX 1, -
- CIRCUS!! I .
, =.
1 . a THIS . WAY, BM MERITIIII4N. .
-
',Myers 411: - Bliaditranhi Rail Road Cir.'
• jettsand Amphitheatre R oad
the'
i 1 Republic. 1 •
:111111.,LE ROSA, ;First-Lady*uestrinne.
:JIM MYERS, FirstCluwn andli,oCril Jester.
er of the Orchestral - Mr. Jos. Hetherby.
I,Eqqestritut Director, -: - " I. Whitby.
'Trepsurer, - • -, i•- "T, Barton.
'Advertising Agent. - i -
_," Tidmarsh: ,
Troprietorsi Messrs. 31vEnsl& MAroomt.
!' This Company will Exhibit. at 9 1 e-*following
,
, plaoes, on the followiarrl dates::
thscilasiros, Fritlay7 July 28. • 1
' t .'i qtrsousrusrf,t, Saturday, July 211
: 11ascocK, Morday, ' '' " .31. .
i! . ErOsIT, Tuesday, 'At t
Igust 1.
;.' nEnsviLLE, Wedneliday, August d. .' '
l' •tw Murray, Thuriday, .41 3. .
ierortivrt.cs, Fridall, " 4.
' P.ANTorr, Saturday,l
". THROLIGII-ItOLFES BY STEAM!
Won c
Riders, iders, Fast Horses, Fast Travelling; npt
down with fatigud. Both Mn4i and horses
fro ti, vigormis, and enabled to sustain their`dif
fie I, perforMancetv with much'lnoris satisfaction
to the public and themsClves, in, cqnsequence of
theicase with which the; Railroadtransit afroras
over the old mode. • .1 :\ i
cernmodious, beautifully fitted lip; and com
fortable Pavillion. The strictest i order uniYor
.BAlli l l naintained. I .
The Rand,
Is' everytiber_e admitted to be '?xiellent; its
is c e a ltctions.of Music girl much admired. Who
1 'Nast .. I
.1.1 71VD1le RouHt.. I.
r eriess, pre-emineq, dashing ;and graceful,
:she is at o head of, her professioq.
7
~ , Jim. ;Myers,. 1 ..
: The C own of the `Republie, the Favorite of
the' People, the Wonder of the 4gn; the only
igrerit King Comedian, the funniqst man alive,
'and ithe best general Equestrian and Acrobat in
lAMerica. .
' , I, ii' Mr. W. `La - itoirs,•
. Great Bareback ActOri Ilurdlel Racing, Fly:
ing . hquestrianism. i .
I I Mr. T. 'King,
i•prince of Gymnastic:4, llerculeah, Feats, first
Ofgreat Levers, first in Agility, Grace and Po's.
.. 17. 4, •
taring. - , 1 : .
3 M
r. H. Whitby and aster Willie.
i l Master Willie's Juvenile Acts id Equestrian
ism 'are recorded to be the best . qvcr•performed
-by so young an artist, and winntag for him in
,Netv- York and PhiladelPhia,enthuttlastic applause
every night. , ;
!
Pauline and Coqtrette, •
1' Mr. Whitby's two famous Danbing and Per
fortaing Horses, rode send trained 6y lumself,Will
;lastonish all who see them. This performance is
slmost entirely new. I l
, . Mr. W. Odell,l -.---
The Equestrian Don Giovinnii In his classic
;and beautiful Impersoriations. i .
1
• , Master J. Madignn,
t .In his Principal Act.;
I!. PEPY—The wonderful learnedyony will also
'i be introduced by Mr. Whitby. I
Second Clown, -' . - Mn. Lirslart.
11 Together with a host of valuab e Performers
and Entertaintripts. . -
,1 Doors open at 2 and ;7 P. M.
,Peformance to
i -
commence at 2 1-2 and, 7 1.2. N 4 half Price.
.. 1 July - 0
5, 1854-30w1. ii ,
1
Stoves for' tho Pepple. '
TTILE subscriber is now receivigg his Fall and
Winter stock of Stoves, whiehochen coin
.llete, will be the largest and best Aelected assort.
nent ever offered to the inhabitants of Susque
anna Codnty. This stock will consist of some
twenty different patterns of wood And coal,Cook
ing and Parlor, besides any quantity of six Plate,
'nd Office stoves.
-
IThe undersitmed flatters himself that his long
,
'experience in the Stove business, iind his facili.
ties for manufacturing his own furditure and Pipe,:
'enables him to sell, not only Triainaings &c.l,bnt
ISlOves, Cheaper, than any of his 'poirmetitors.—
Ille will sell Stove pipe, made of khid best. Eng
'lish and American iron; at 8 cis pqr lb. and oth
er furniture in proportion. , • 1
. • .
[ - Notwithstanding the; present high price of Iron
land the consequent advance"of•eatinr,s, I am en
abled to se'l stovea at Old pried many kinds
lat about tike thirdi of the price.tnat they have
been sold for in this vicinity, -for nstance, Cliff=
ton Air Tight,Elevated oven,' with trimmings of
;the: best quality at e 2.1. With sepond quality of
trimmings,such as are usually kept by merchants,
'at V.f.l. Other kinds of Stoves, iniproportion,for
'cash ,
or short tune rifler. . ' ' .
'Jobbingof all kinds done at My, shop. Old
trop; Copper &c., taken in exchante. ..
! : ' - . .• J. DICKtIMAN, Jr.
New Milford, July 27th, 1854: , 1
TORE New Goodii just received the Far.
triers' Store, sue)) as Lawiis, Gingham,
Pri n t ts of various stylel, De Baregi,
I • WARREN &THAYER.
"'Montrose, July 26, 85.1.
'
c Threshing Machiites. . 1
I,IIE undersigned desire to"calf the attention
_L of the Public to the article irf TIIRESIIIIIG
Actuns, manufactured by the•viell kn6wn es.
It blishment of Wheeler, Melick 4 Co:, ,Albany, 1
IN,,w York. ,
I These - Machines ' have been solon o ir in use in
mi t
Ithis counly, and so universally e eyed, that we
Ifeeli any effort at recothu3endation 1 4vould be vain.
Suffice it to say, that all the improveinenta sug
!gested by experience'and approve 4 by test, have
`been adopted by the,Manufacturep in their Ma
{chines for the trade of 1854.• Besides this, all
[ slaChine.s sold by' us are warranted to give good
satisfaction, or they tniy be returnkd after a fair
'trial. • i i
• "
1 • . Pl'eBll i E
.
Double Po'iver, with Combined Thresher and
1 )9nnower, i i ncludink belts, wltuich- - .
es &c., '. • -1 '- - - , , $245
Combined Thresher and Winnowet alone, 125
or Two Horse Power; Thresher S'ild Separator
including Belts, Wrenches, &e.,i . - 8180
onblo Power alone, including belt, -•\ - 120
•
L_ . ' Do - without belto - -.- 10
_ ...
Poitble Thresher and Separator, alone, - . 40
ie.gle, or One Horse Lower, Tort skier and
'lngle Power,
r. in a c i l:d e i , ng it ; c b i e u l d ts, ing o b il:ja 4 ns,
.and
;..,,
,0
71:en D ch o es,_complete,1 - • - . ' 128
Ingle Thresher and z pa ith r o a u te t r be ol l i t tc; .. •
, 2*.. , 8 3 5 8
To the•abeve pricesAvill be add ;d the freight,
of course: To those :Wishing t purchase we
peciially offer our services,. assur ng them that
heY can 'purchase no : cheaper at the Manufacto
, ry, than of us. . i . 1 - •
The - attention of Farmers is paificularly invit
- ,ed to those One Horse' Mitchines.: • The
,cost is
?Jut a trifle, and then the convenietice of a POWer
to attach, either Feed or Straw Cu ter, or Wood
Saw, can not, be over-ei i
titnated. o Farmer can
?Invest his money to better advantal a than in the ,
pu r chase of one of those Machine
'or, further partieulars, apply t
1 ...... L'It.PEcK, .Barfprcl, ,
or , . •
O. 641E311"STILlit Brooklyn
• .
July 18, 1854.-29t1 .
. . .
t
- Administlators Sy:le:
OTICE is hereby . given, that ill plirsuanco of
suborder of sale, !issued fratnithe Orphan's'
D ort of Susquehanta County tbefolfowing des
_Oribed property Into the estate- of than Arnold,
dee., will be sold upon the preniiiti In Great.
Bend toWnship Tuoiday the 15thilay of Aug.
Siest at ono o'clock P. M . Bounded oh the North
by lands of- gluts Dayton a on tfic cast by the
Susq'a River, on - the'sOuth by lasids 'of George
'Candy, awl on the west by lands lot the estate of
John Scotten deceased,'eontaining i3fty: acres, or
hereabouts, be the sane more orlesse, with the
apurtenances. About forty acres improved and on
Syhich there is a dwelling .houile,ibarn, orchard,
• ' ; •
1 64 1't nsts of payment. blade knownt on' the day of
sale. ' ptIMILEs
1 ,
Hat,
Greet Bend, July 1.7 t i, 1854.-ow4. •
PORK wOa ,
?ORK FOR SALE .hy the bar r 1, by.
WILSON A.l34Dwis.
bontrose,Mayl: ty
1p54.
• WOOL
Wi*l, ai, •
J. H. SOTPLUN , S.
.§ummeuvithi, July it I
1854. I .
.1 • • • • •
)SOL • =PROPOSING ;
•
Amen t dments to the. Constitution.
• '
• of the C onivealth.i
s mitt 1. R *
esoz by the Senate and' nese
of Repr i sentatires the , Commmureal.th 4f Penn
sy!rania l in General Assembly met, Tlial.:the fol
lowing amendment be end the,eame are# hereby ,
OroPosed to the Cinatitution - of the Common
wealth,lindivetend Fif necordrineeidth th r i previa
,
ruler Dna ,r ............•—__
ions of he tenth ' article thereof t too wit :I
rtoresmott l i To BE. ARTACLE X.l.
sEanbs 1. 1 . The aggregate amount Of debts
hetteaftpi conttacted by the Commenwealth shall
neverreneed:the sum of five hundred thousand
dollars, e.xcept in ease of war to repel invasion;
suppress insurrection, or to redeem the public
ti
debt of the C'oinm nwealtb, and the money so
shall helappl ed to , tho purpose for which
the deb ts , mayl be co tracted; or/pay _such debts,
and to nb other purpOse. ' . 1
p
SEctint 2.1 To
_ay the public debtof,theCom
mOnwea tit, and dets which may heraafter 'be
contracted inlcase 1 f war to repel itivasiON. 81 47
press insurreetion ad to reticent the Publie debt,
the Legralature sh lat their nextJunOonafteri
the adoPtion'otthi action into the,.Cepititution,
provide by law for the creation ofa Slotting fund,
which . shall hot b abolished till the Said pubic:
debts bti wholly id; to consist of 'idli the :net
annual laconic frot the public works auit-stisdia
own e d by the Co , monwealth, or any Other fands
arising ander any (wean° law_now . esistingrer
that mai Le' here r enacted, serer as the same
may bel required . 'u. the interest of *Lid debts
seini-anituallk, and
pal thereof by a at)
j
thensanil dollars, 1
the Said i
ing at a rates:if ni 1
nen um ; c i
iulthe I aus Of II
be cancelled ifrom '
provided by
be
: I
shall ever s poi,
of five- hundred th
the first section of
leg rand shank - tie i
I n
he rein . pecified.
,SSCT ON 3. Ti:
shall n t in any w
aid of a , individ
sedation, nor 1511 a
.hecomel a joint o
puny, asociation
wealth, or .etaewlt
'SEctiox 4!, T.
assume the Aebts
to'wnsh p,im. of a
Unless . uch debts
repel it valsitin,suf
the Sta e in War.
! &annuli} , to reduce , the princi
m pot kss than fir . o'hundred
nereased yearly by
.compound
4. less than fLso per e,en . turn per
'inking fund shall, be anvested
Commonwealih, which shall
time to time in a manner to be
no portion of the sinking fund
•ed to the payment of ,the debt
nosand dollars mentioned. in
this article ; but the Said'sink
cinly to - the purposes
l e c redit of the Conantimaittalth
y be giVen or loanedto or in
nl, company, corporation or ns
-1 the Cututtionwealth hereafter
eel. or stockholder in ai3y eb,m.
r corporation in this Common
!re, formed f‘.‘r any purposes.
e Commonwealth shall never
1. f any comity, city, borough or
y corporation or nsocintion,
shall have been colitViatted to
'press insurrection, o or to defend
.
N 2, TO BE ARTICLE X 1...,
Municipal Subseripenns.-
e shall never authorirl any
gh or township, by, vi:ote of its
ise, to - become a .stUckholder
company ' assdciation;or -corpo
money fo r, or,lean its,credit to, ,
tch company or association.
E.ll. CHASE,
he Douse of Represernatires.
M. WCASLIN,
Speaker,. of the Semite.
In Senate, April 2ti, 1854.
this resolution pass: Yeas 22,
from the Joninul. 1
T. A. MAGUIRE 4 Clerk.'
presentatives, April 21,1854;
this resolution pass. Yeas 71,
from the journal I
WM.;JACK' Clerk.
FTICE,
9, .1854. }.
C. lA. BLACK,
tars of the CbmWentwealth.
VIA, SS. 1
SECRETARY'S OIiFICE, }.
arrisburg, July 1, 1854. '
ertify that the above land fore.
a true and correct copy of the
• "Resolution relatiYe to an
Constitution," as the same re
uis office.
hereof t have. hereunto set my
to be affixed the seal of - the
he day and Year aboVe written.
- C. A.
tary of the, Coin monWealth. ,
Journal. of the Senate. /
. 562, entitled Resolittion pro- .
is to' the Ponstitutton-of , the
vas read a third time: On the
Senate' agiee to the first prop
,nd nays; were'tnkeni agreobty
n, and\ *ere \asiello*S,
aleeri Darlington', Dante; Purguson,
Goodwin Haldeman. Hamilton,
amlin, ll:ister, Hoge, landaon„ Mc-
Platt, Qiiiggle, Sager, Sliter, and ate-
AI; Creswell, 'Hendricks, Klnzer,Kaa. l
was detertnlned
.1n• the affirm-1
rliOrailT
rohibitirt
Legislatu
city;! born
orher
j ointi atock
l•r to raise
d of any a
The
county
citizen
in any
ration,
or in a
peaker of
Res(ilved;That'
nays 6.1 Eitract
:In Blouse 'nf R
ißesciired: Tha
nays 20,-:Extrae.
i oEertEran Y'S
Filed April
Seer
PE.Y,NSYL VA
I do
j j sEar~goingi'
3 original
arhendment 'pith
mattia.on file in t
testimony
Mind and caused
Secretary's office
I
• iSear
•
i"Resolatfon N 1
prising ameildme'
Cimmonwe:ilth:
Tiesthip, %,111 . 111:'
()Atkin, the yeas.
the Constituti
, .
Yito--31enipt. Ba
Fotiilkrod, Fiick, Fr
D.llamilo, E. i
Clint °etc, McFarland,'
Caitlin, Spez er...."..1t. 4
NAYS-1 , 1 rs. Cial
kel and Ski ner-8.
• Sothe 'testi°
- , ,
ative. '
•
On the aestio
second propositi
ken agreedbly.to
ftillows I •iz i
'V acs , -Aleirre. Bu
Fry,. Goodwin, Hold
Hendricks, Heisler
MCFarland. Plitel:
Speaker-22. i
NA YS--31eAPTIL CIII
Kunkle and Shinn
So the quad°
dr. .1 . • ' - i
Journal ] of t o House - Of Representatives.
,
)a - The quest ion recurringr(on - the fi nal twinge
i.
di the. Ites,olutt n, the first . proposition Was
.
agreed-to asfollo vs, viz: i . , I • - •
Yaks:--Mersia. Abraham, Adams, Atherton, 11111,8 aitOik,
Royer, llbrbani, Boyd, Bush, Byerly,' Caldwell, Calvin,
Carlisle, Chamberlin Cook, Crane, Cunimine, Daugherty,
Darts, De France, D tanning, Bel ert. F.Slingei, Bldred,' Er
'aim; Foster, fry .GaUentine, Gibbon/. Glhohre, H_PLY,
Groom, Owin, Hamilton, Hart, Herr, I Illestatid, Miler,
!nipple, Ilorn,Mummel, Hinaucker, hunter, Hurtt, Jim*.
men, Hilgore..Enight; Li hey, (Lehigh) Linn; Mageeilla.'
=tire, Manderlleld, It'Contt el I, M'Kel.iller 31 0 estbiLit.
Mente, , ornery, Moore, Moser, Muse. Palmer , i Parke, Pam
tee, Passmore,;Parte ou, Porter, - Puley, Italllins, Rob.
erts, Howe,V
m allade, colt, Sidle. Sim 7n, Smith(Berka4
Bridal., (Crawford) 8 art Stock dale trong',lStruther..
Wheeler, Wieklein , I "right, Zeigler., are, gp l aker-45.
NA Ys , ;-lione. I - , f .
!So the qu'stio was determin dm i
the affirm
ative. 1 • I ~
On the (medico will the' Ho lie agre .e to the
't
second prop(lsition,.the . yeas an 6ays 'ore taken
agreeably tokhe provisions of ti)6 10th' article of
.
the constitutioromdiam as foll l
ers: .i ' -
mm
• YeraLMe. Abraham, itherton Ball, Bei ton, Beek,
'Toler, Ingham, Dol,l, Caldwell, Car late, Chamberlain"
Cook; Crape, Cummins, Daugherty,' Davis, -Deegan De
France. itunohle, F.alnger, Blare'', Brans . Fir, Galion
.
. tine Gibbon y, l ,oilmere; Gray, Omni. 0 win,illausilten,
Riceland, Hippie, nausea _„e Hunter, MurttJaek
man, Kilgore, knight , Laury, ti,ehi s stiO Lowrey, (Ttoga,)-
Liao, Magee, 'Magure, Mandertleld, , ld'Connell, ld'Hee.
Monaghan ontgoraerY, Moore,. Moser, Mud, Palmer;
Parke. Pal M snlee, Palmate, Patterson* , Porter.Halrlins,
Itebert a, Rowe; Ballade, Scott, Biasiseit4,..emlli. (Berke,/
Sriiith, (Crawford) Stoekdale, Wheeler, Wicklein, Wright
Chase, Opt alter—Tl. . • • • i t
EsYr-)lesers.-Adams. Baldwin; Deana nugii, BTerlY,
Neitert, Ellis, Hart, Herr. Horn; liwerotel, Weembe, MlR
er,Poulson, Snittet.rdle, Stewart, Petal, !Struthers,
Zeigler—Vl. , -
•
So tbe question was determined In the Iltl/111-
ative: .
.1- i . .
• r. ..1
. . , '. . . StewaTrav , a vrFFl9.lt, . '
, . ), \ Harditturg, July t, .184. -,
PENNS YbYANIS, SS. ' - 1-—• • -
/ , ....A.,... -I', d!igertif .
. y that the ' above and .. forego.
acts.. 'lni4 is a true and correct ego? of the
• t, Li
'P....V...... , ;Y. P1 , 8"111Nd 6. . NAYS'-' taken on the" Rom;
lution relative to. en amendment of the Conatitu..-
:Ilan of the Commonwealth" a the Same amine!
On the Journalkof the 'two. Houses- of the.'Beni...
era/ isom bl y,A of. this CoMmeaweiltif for thei
••
Session of '1854-. i' ` . - '. ! ; ( I
. • i,Witness lily 'hand and the neat .of of
this first day..of July, :one thou Sand ei ,
ght bun-'
died and fifty-four. - - • ,C. A. I3L4CIK, • ••
~ ,Sacretaiy of tile Ceinonivealth.
,•, 8 ,
• ~
•
July 19,154.-3 m. : ' ; 1 • ,
, -
will the Senate agree to , the
n, the yeas and nays , were ta-i
the ConstitutiOn, and were as
.
II Iwo, Dania, • Ftteguson;
an , n. e. R. M 121111 1,1
Ringo, Jamison, 'Rinser ; McClintock,
ce,Qtiiggie, 611fer,t1410431, McCaslin,
was
,
determined in the affirm.)
.
TOtheeee Makens.l • ,
THE subscriber having seeurad the', right.%
J. make id sell" Stone's Patent #11 4 ,1f acting ,
Cheese Pre*" in the counties of!SuitiN Wayne,
Pike andlWyoming,wofild respnctfbily call the
attention' o t Cheese makers to it. is Press ,
for convenience, and durability t is ahead of any:
thing now in- use. The subseriber will 01IPplY,
orders for Presses on short peace" 1 11Vriilf also,
sell rights to those who may wish to purchase,
either by counties or tewttshivri. Those who
snake cheese in lieu of butter, will find it to their,
interest to send in their orders for one of Stone's
Patent Presses. For further partlentaris inquire'
oft the subscriber at, Montrose' Sustiuehantut
county, Pa. FARGO.
'Montrose, June:lo, 1854-25tf, I
~ a
t ~rzt~
Adminiistraizie Notiee.
NOtICE is hereby given that letter. testa
mentikri upon the 'of .kM. Ben
w -
stock. deed, la Pt tho adroUgli of • *Mos%
have bc'en 'gauged to the sUbaeriber., plow
-seas indebted to said" estate i stre biritif:teitittett
ed \ "Ike immediate jairntitti - ind'tboaa - turiu
leg claim upon said Mate present thitu,day
attested for settleitent ,•
• idAttlas• 140,1 - •
Monlrose, July
. 12, 185.10-211w6J
RegißtftisS Atte,:
to all
1113 N otice' is re van pernonis
1 mincer:4d thet following estatei, &wig
Estate or'ritkettty,-D. Ifftter,"lo, - Betil;thin'i
Shay,,Administrator. ;t
Estate of Zensa4Carpenter, deceased; EdWard'
Ditnthick, Abnr.' ; ,••
_ MOO of flonice "Carilelliils4e4l,
ley and tamp* Carpenter, Aster*. f
Estate of Jethea Wateen, Jeforolab
son end'David Wfitsoni'
Ad ter.'
Estate of Wok Raker, jr.i died, Ira. Mellott ;
_ _
Estate of Jasper' Leparia,'deed, tsamuel A.
Loomis, one of the litecutors.
Estate of Thomas Burdick t iteed, ,tikvery Bur.
tic' Admit.. 4 •
_ L Estate of Atny Babeoch., tee d,
S . A. Newton
and It Woodruff, Ex . re s .
That the accountants have iiiittled their accounts
ih the Rigieter's Me In attd ter, the county of
Suegfielianna, and that the sante will be present
ed to the 3iMges of .the - Orpluths 4 Court °timid
eountpt ifi Montrose; on Wednesday the 23d day
a August Hut, for confinauttlin 1111 nllowaune.
J. T. LANGD6 , Register.
L Register's office lilontrose July 12,'.'b4-28w4
Tirmers' Vnio>ti I 1 uTance lAN
Office, Athena , hiadforti r eottatti
COITAL 200000 1. :
iiECTEED BY 130XAS ABB MOETGAGES O'S BEMs
ESTATE. •-•- • , •
NSUItES against loss by Fire, HoCjes, Stores
1 and other buildings, t?toods, Wares, and Mer
ehandise,_on as favorable terms as any airliner
' i nstitution. " Losses promptly adjusted:and paid.
Hon. Ifoltee Williston, Francis Tyler, - Gent A.
Perkins, LI". - D. Diger, C. 'N.. Shipman,. C.-1.
Welles; Jr:, J. E. Canfield, Athens; Hon.: oho;
Laporte, Towanda; Gen'. Bradley. Wakeman,. La
eey:ville; Geo. M. Idollenbaik, Wilkesbarre;
Mylert, Laporte, Pa.
OFFICERS. , •
11613. tiohico 'Williston, Pres.; C. F. jr.
Vice Pres. and Treas.- t. Can fi eld, Seey. --
Address, G. A. Gailaid, Wyalusing, Bradford
county, Pa.-214m3 ; I
A 'CARD: - ".
T_TAVING exhausteciAny ingenuity and pa.
I..itience since I, ceased to be b Merchant in
this place, in trying to , effect settlements,' and
collect in honest dues without making .cod for
those who have been my Customers,• I have con,
eluded to pay , the , Printers for this one inore no•
tiCe, and thus inform all who are in :my way
ciebted to me, by Note,!Judgment,, - Conteect, or
Book account; that I will be at home,durinethe
first week of Court, after, which no lenity teed be
expected. !' DI. C. TYLER.
Montrose, July qti, 1854.-30w3* I ' •
Notice„
ripnE stibscriber wishtug
* to dispirsel'of
1_ boric Threshing 7trachnt•wftliself..claluer;
running order, would notifY the public
that he will sell it Cheap at private sale, and 'will
wait for tint pay until the machine hns .time to
earn it,ond will take it in grain. JAny Berson_
wishing to purchise, may learn the particulars by
Galling at the subicriben• in Dimock. ".. •-
! Dimovk July 12, 11354.281 f..
. .
En glish"Liiiii Wi.._O s his-,
i
-_-2.. _-. rrnp subsOriber Wien pleas.
: : AIR:- ' 1 aie;min . informing his
:i ilk friends tint he .:111,5 thisf.rday
( '. ' ,i' ( received from Lit•erpeel per
-..; awarder - Europa a- large in.
..,_ .4 J. ,. e.'/. l ___:' - ',. rdiee.el his unrivaled English
\.l , L e ver "Watches. The present
: .
tnvoice -comprises !ix 'different . r4n6t s es• in
',lain and Ituntin,fr.cbtes, full JeWelled and;plain,
also some extra fine movements, which he Will
Put into gold cases of- any desirable l'weight or
pattern.
ALFRED I:OANS.
No: 2, Odd Fellows Hall,
Binghamton, Jul) 26, 185-t-, .1, '
New Goods . 1
a stoc k'' s". t •
, t 1 - LIST received a seeon of ppv, and
sgeoiner Goods, and for sale on the usual
tegfikt • BENTLEY dt READ.
Montrose, rine 1, . 1854. •
*P. S. 4iopo our neighliora. - won't Sid fault,
the above modest advertisetpen4..,
Groceries.-Mhoiesale &Retail.
,
IN -great variety , considerable quaniity, superit,
or quality, and cheaptor cash, at to exchange
for most kindsof merchantablei produce on good
terms. His stock of gdors,Voas, Toblete,
6es, Sze., beingwo numerous, he deems; it only.nec.
so l i t ary to say, that , altnaet anything. the Gen.
eery line used briamiiiies,!aan be ftdrud apes inqui
ry and.consequently enumeration in considered :
super4ous. -In particular be .would to exam.:
ination;:of his 6d Suger,2s.; Tobaccip;,aod, Tes.
A dedOction worth saving made le:thine Who boy
in bilge, quantities.
I - . N. DULLARD.
Montrose, Pa.; JOY 12; 1854.1
*- . " 'ininiin
To:tho _Citiions,, , Or...Snagno
.
. .. ~. •:.--- -: '. 1
urreamot & _BENNETT. woald respectfully ealithe
.v S attention of all prrsous in Susquehanna County
and Vicinity - to theft large and vell-seteeted sleeker Dry
Goods and carlrehswhieb emiebtor silt thetasideitable and
sc./enable Goods UV, ID 'ogee,, Goode bethfrirtbe
graiii' and the gay", • indin Um,' alt orthe different stymy(
goods which can be called Icir'erthisngfit,- of. ferk atedO. ,
eenui uu / sotto Os' nod* obi, and ,if pat will be so kind is
tofavor newish , a call we willmake Our word good. Otte,
stoek of Dress 'Goods consists% pert ,
of .. . .
Black, llamado, Plaid; • "DiriPe , CDsolisside; bad Unto&
'Fig. and Plain Wool Deletes', Fig. and Plait; Cotton d 0.4,
Silks, Merinos, Thibets, Jilfacear, Parma atte,,M.: de Bsgg,
Plaid Linseys,Colored Wick 7 leaflets, Calicos** 4 e. die:
'SHIA lilifila*.4ll' *lift .ere, have an • endless- vast/4r
Cashmere Shawls front ST to 4 50 , Bay. "Et.sfss ItoPlitillsr
Senare'do., Pig. and Plain Thibet, be. BO- ', .? -
Whima Goods — Plain, Plaid. and Btrly.er-4intqapt
Ainslins, Birds Bye and Russia Dliper, Irish Lisea;Tebilr
Linen, Linen, Cotton, Worsted, and Emboasedlt/wvw.. ,
Swiss and India Book' id nail a, Victoria Muff Blebeigi
Latins,. Linen Cambric, Linen Cambric Rdlt's,,:lritioilt
Worked Collars and Duder,lldk s. blualln Drapery( Llama
aid Cotton Sheeting arid f 4 l ing, lilles#: and artat*,
/minted Diaper; Re.- - &c. , ' , ' - •- .
Gents, .Deparleuessf--41onsista - of Black nnalgalp.' .
cy Broadcloths, Castdmetes, Black and Fancy, Satieettn„,
Sheep!. Grey , Kentucky Jean , llestaneretta,Uddist• War - .
tiled aMt !ilk ' * vaunts ; Bieck- And Coiltdelly igedßatoths
Neck , lies, do Flames. Whit e,\Red; Blue. Renewanig
stripeo3ents Cashmere Wrappers,
Diiwers,ikTilat,„
' C rlack of Gloves and Hoet•ryti4ol9.4 c ' i
em , brecngLadies, Mb ar' and:Gettaillieva,, t stedvs*, -
Cashmere, Caesium:re, lfleyeaLtutd,Olmanale batted,lNtek
sir, Kid, Dnek ekinidae. Re. ' - . 1 • _
, I,adles , Mimeo' and - Gents . Cotten Cotton . and: 3( flake;
White, Brow* Mixed, 'Black Wee 'Made , Colima. Alpasea,
Woolen, Cashmere. Merino and clitit - do., Aid every athot
style ofseasoneble Hosiery. ,•- .. ... ; . •
..' AlsO.'esiendlers Nartety eltaber etyles ofthr nth as
Remarks both Cotton and .Weal, AlUta 'and' ottOalfel.
vete , Con n terpa nes i, Moreene, Cashel es. Tut II Jeans, Com
forte* Rose and VOWS Blink am 'Naiades, Itching', Mar
iners stripe, Oilthiitains. Om* nags, ka. ' 1
Carpet Itsig--Brussels,• Three- ,Piy..- tagrahm - b4li
WOOl and Cottop,Cottnn do.,(Tottati eel Wool stair 'O , -.
petitaLibtaggst, Oil Cloths. Rash Carpeting Rags.;
, Cl
,ur. stocker Dry Geode is !eon complete,- anCit Tee
would like to rev a good 'madmen' at Goods and New
liming yen wiliest! at ' Wichhita i i •!. IleplUdellariti,otilto .
site Starreetallteic. • : ' -'' ''`' ' , - ' - • ' ' ; 4
,liiitgbenifoll**,:T.. au1t.1i,...14611-44 . . 1 f..
- ,
DiFir:Goong.
T .
Tr. iiiiptellm iespearoll 'invite ht Altelltrai ' or
trose wiablim to purebase, Cheop'Tar Cask, to Ma
NNW FALL and- Of • ~ • ,t ,. Mg.., igttiatiftif etternt ea
eiety and, cameo:teal; - tr, , ~, s In ineospasee4, by
any in Vim : kind rep , , ...,.., .. • ..sstay, imforil . „-ro:
TWl r wil i 1 , Eta..;‘ , . AWLS, 'Zt..
of ercry quality ladfirle t , • Mil frolin 450 fieli eti•
100plerea Perametts and A • a: t 0 Ss: am yard',.
French lterhame of 'every grade, mid 2 cola, remarkably
• 10,000 yirda of blitabita and 'llifilitli elOhl filim 9c
to 4a. 'Pent, sad Oleihatnalsciadiers a usntfty.' ,
1 I,4lQtabiliklilmisi*ed aid nbleached Sheetiapand
iliblitiage; front Ite tole 4d. -, 4-, .' , - ... ',.... . , s -
I - 1001) yards Whiter; nit 44 isgoiii,lrlanieli, Trial la
I . tetek.••• - Woollin OWe otairity %bid fill men aidhors. • -
' ''; loo° Yaid".ktiliktillomillVPSlo4,olB4.lKidu Aleck tram
P 1 0Weit gridi Ilk pi mosilgtipatesie quality.- Arms TOM:
iota Gravity ifisekipliOle- - I ... , .
'-. PEDLARS', G O ODS.:.. :
-.Aiel l o stork from ' Auctio n, . rery cheap. Trunk's and
mailing Bap, an arteadie. assortmeit oonstatitly pat
Ml:_' i , - I' '-' J. , -
_._-,. ;,.,
No Wart will keapared on the pat of the makeemberms.
melt a routine:ince of Om patronyro which the; public! has
titherto most generously accorded him. and for Iwhit4 ha
turtle-sincere and hearty think,.
. 'W. N. WILSON,
Corner of Crourt./s Water els., Tompkins filoek,
eariyopposite l the AmericaaPotel k .liaghatitioniNt Y. '-' ,
July 1., 1631. •
~ ,
) " - •
-NcincEWiiic
`circler from : 1 42 -
banns county,the, en'7 4 litiftntlifillt
the lietati #01( yin/A.1.4w.
4/4}%.*ui.beispaimi-siiiii4 • d ProPertif'
oblherldallatilittidikrif • -• Beardsley,
o'oo4 F. at...Bosnidea • 19Y semis*
git
424 py. _ .11ettel peemiss . • ay;
landi s of Albert.lpewiti4o,l4rklPeriNs
the weist`b) isiatirbr i lrOnlikHandriele and ivik
eriek Manch, ISt *ere*, some alO
sari I niprova4 goofy two!. stotri boo* bare ar,
,
orchards &e w at t emew , taidetakbozheid es the
• premises in 1610111.toStManalapiandliiturret
payment spade Astown bo deg ofsallek Yot
aed
• .
N 0.01411111
====Ml=ll
,WO ti[7o, l /01:04,
•
Iflet t i fo.:
A EW 40$11 tar
LI Samar Irettr,.,ja , itt.rti#4llo44llrir ode
cheap by .2. •
Bi
• stil
found units,. 7 _
superior,s**int
Silks; Wise'
Challies,
Shawls, Sil
Bonnet Ri
together
Staple :Goods,
Boots And Shook , '
eerleat, Creelterys. Had i
Drugs, MORA PainX„rooliiiiir „Pitior
Stoves. Min Grind Eit"m" Pleivgbit 416e.'‘
of which will .bo:sold on termsto seittlin closest
ukaers for cash ipt epproved credit.
ew Milford, Bray Ink 1864;
' Nat' GOODS
ALARGW siosortm of , stew :and *moons
ot Mei' Rion; 441' •
- ~I _. .-• ' u.nuaft.ows_at. co.
- Dressviloodsexl, - ,-.-....
GOOD assortment at low pekes, also a,
Clit
W cargo tat ot, goodP111011:-at _614 ; Oa; Per
q
ine
,' t nt ,„ - • t ali :l , z , , „....i . - „„ n
!"-M.?" 11 ;- - 'YY .
I
) f
:Boy, )ts.4' .•
IeIkONNETS sni Boimet Bibbons,i choicer as
' ..13;iiirtment at low *ices.. q•• .. - ~
iILBUBBO*B-i CO; -_,
G .
°°D New orbialif. aiii4,B7'l=2 piiio6 lbs. -
"Prime - dO. '-,.• 5t.:110,25-perlOcr lbs..
Prime Portorjett, at 6;81 iii issi 1001be.' - . -
Alio. Clarafied Colite . " , ,Pioidiredirimd:Losf
i,
Suggirkat very low . prires. -: }- , -. o'
±..-
' • -- : - 4i. Bil ROVV.4i iilA*6:.
Gibion, April is, Is44',i ~
1 I
1 ./1 • awl - Goo A . , -,-., ,
-
' - i:PARIC..ia - t ilieli j iillefal
Afgaclirib4 ledgthenia to the tifine for - Pitit fit•
vors, and ilitirita attention bilk Teri large stock
of Spring and Slanitoi, Goods - egatir tow' re.; -
ceividg, and Offer for " it "Ali fotirprti* Itt
addition - tolpo* lissortirtmt of stapitithir
Goods; Groeiri .1.14' aware_, arti ..: Pallas,
and Gin
ils,&e., they sip Pre jo', alive
pare: ock
aassortment of '. .• r
i f- .. !. •••••; ' '
li. . MULESDASSS rODS...-. 'z .•
. .
Oftvory deseription,i! Figure*, , Plaid arid ad& Plain.
Silk:4 Bonnota,Shaatiti,! Etibbortih:Gloves,. Ifoaiery
Ladies and, Misses alsOea I of: nittidad*--4140 a. -
' ll 4lPilloa 0 t :- --i I ._ . 1 ,, l-1:,!. ~ : • ;
Cloths,
;, ... REAPY II I. O O ,I I I - 0 1 0- , . -
Cm * im "P
el;! • ree 4s . IJ 4 *" - - .81414mei
Cloths, Vestings, lists Ind :Gam OnAtt - toxl
Shoel&c.44. -i t I
p •
They resetfttity solicit • - .early call r from
iii
those .who wish :la ptirchatie a GOOD Goons ,AT
Low PatcEs. % i 1 . -.1 - •
itieMILT
IC. ..4111 1 1
Seringrine, stay 3, 285.1. L
rariiiiii for lilolii.
rPHE subscribers will act aii . V4i laying .
1_ and selling•Reat
_I Estatei r - ' Hipses,
and lots-4041sta' la Sonia. &flinty, ,a.„ - or in
Bio'ome County, N. Yi, and also Virginia Land
Warrants: All who aish to'Offer their *petty
for sale can giVi) a. minute 4iseriptiofl ether ,
farms or Lots as- -follows: No of acres; . how
many improved,' and , liowivator,e4;:baildings:
Orchard,m
grafted:or ' Comoni fritit4'. other fruit
tree ;_how far from Greit Bead; and..the "aear-.
est point of , the:lk L.* W. R. R. and N. A-.
E. R. R.,. priio 44 tom* of payment • '
Alt who - *Ult. to BUT Pr arts; Real Xs.
We i 'wilt receivo ptiCtOpt Mien Lk* br fialling on
or additeising 'either of us_st :Grist Beid, am..
quit - hanOa : lasunty.Pc ii ._
.... ~- -, _. .
, lialr Cartveysuce.from G ' r aenCloAliii
premises.fte fit charge. .' 1 ,•• . ;,' . -
O
OMee on nmin,stree;; in thi dwelling ...tiiiteie
oft . : - - 5 Cbitaii lately,oecopied N. V.. ~; , ..
ter. ''''- - . . i - - PETER: DEC :4 Af --
- 1.7,, . . , - ;
great Bend, Oct.; , 1863 , :' ':-11°- ,>"'`
4,1;3
A,Gcoodo:,,sue:FrAwflsoieLea.t....-ow ...Aso -. Upper -
11'PaeStialt re ceiv ed, •,1 63 14," &Kits NA.
BET .4..Raik-
4
TE ocapits: Tina andither , Gro r
cedes to be found tNi °fluky other torn
o(t - -
, , „I, stripitung„.
G. °°r Orleans Spear) at b
•
'New IV. *mist
' 'r • ' I iLIBUTOIIII4Ii. , '
Iffekihurnsi
CiOiSiANTLY Oa hawl4)*
n o*lit hi' IiYONS.& 80N.
I
wool , Carding •
A 7,the aritioa‘9l . A. G.,Reyoo)ti 'as*.
11. ViAth: or WOol oh delivei7 of the Toils.
° A.' G. REYNOLDS.
IfrooMpt, Igoe 4,1854.,-44tf. -
WILING . GOODS.
v stilt larg":otaik of Spring OA Bummer
Gloodtge jut bOing-reeelved it - •
, - • puzpirers. _
• friunntitsVilts, Apeit 95,1854.
- '-- TIER CHARGED. ' '
, .
IllehiOrare % tinek l taaksunut W.111:111:
SPRINti.- A4RANOEML, T 1 , -
ONand after ken*. May eth; 1 44;ibialitat 1
Taseeivet 'Triad ' will, depart . , Scranton
at- 9.11k --, . 1 - -, ' - -r..: . ::
..'Arrive at Greif, Beadat 11:40 . ; a.,)L-- I: : _
Connettiattlaidi the 'day **oak
takii
and Welt, oil the N. Y:•it-F. RA. " '-': 1- ,
tater% will leave greit),Bead - , - thir.iirffieidi
of the Day Bares% trains. hem Nei, YOijk4mpl
our.
Dualdrk and quire at !Winton it* 0,1,,it:! '.
The Freigtt Aecommodatioit-TadivWithirkaa.,
enger ear . atakeheikwill depart earn faciiiltmt" at
1i95, wit; arrhittyr at Grentirend-st *tett,'
, ° Returning,- wilt depart Van Great Dead, , rit fl,
.A.,. mi and etrice at, &rialto% i 1,40t4414 L,=
stages will be in vattluipet! the: 0494 0:171* ,
seaget 1 4 r)linartt Sire ton, to, convey ' patilla
to Cithoridnie„ Pittettni;'WilkefOret‘PhUmhsk
Otis - rie thp,lteadlit U. R., Easttin, ontd . 40:10
Interinedlitellares. ; l - ' : r' - '-'-i :_"
~ .'The traini*We conn e ct
with ardeei 'sad depart
from New York and unkirig, ne fol tiro-: --• .
Day! Express arrives' at-New York 7.394 P. ai4'
deparbi from de at 6, Vii. x. `=Same arrives
at Dunkirk teetW i Lersti; departs - -410• at 1.25.
A. M. Night F4p*iir arrives at NOW! lea - at
A. it., departs at 6, P. rt. Game
. Imi-wove' - at
Thinking i$ la, r . N., departs - 4 & ',, i f -, m a n
tiiii No'.' );I?ountlief,t o iirtine r at OViii f•ots
i p: it; JP - " -
riKktke - milking) tilf. , ;inn.. - ito siiiii- 0f ,1 64\
• Not - Ropitinhibeitilow at- wow the M ali
r r
tralft Irak ki4:44lloirtOt,-.61; ..w111;laki
oars Aro* .44041,4151,7-Teslll which ' lNloir&rook
Waist 146 • r 'ic:=',..'ll4l4l,li*bisig- ,•: in -Or
Da 'Eg T i r eim; eithere,aat oi. wok!, -lake llko
N a 1 : !ilit'4*gikl e riebt. ;Wklitt di . fOl kale ale.
fi
1 . -, -. D o ff, ) 1 ' . :/i ' 'AWL
, , , ,
su ,'t %Ike,- &radon, i • - ': ' ''. ::, 1
!
''' hoe goi 18.54: fOw - - .
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N & PARK.