'
picked up.; maker's nlune erbes, of
"
iege.
A ItussinnAtneral was eap,turedt after - fiie
battle, nutlet' rather singular circumstances.
lie had heard the tiring; and per& tly confi
dent that the action must base suited in,
our repais.e f eatne 'with a single n
' the heights to congratulate; 4:0 h
. Prince lft4ilehittoff uponlhis :victor
• intense Surprise he , was .made pri
broright in. by Sergeant Trotter, of
streaur,Gunrds; - Who was ..on duty
.. the Outposts. I : •-: - .
Another general officet:was captt red in the
redoubt. Ite - was - stretched on tie ground
beside his fallen horse; npjDarently end. 4n
artilleryman, who had taken la rio ent Onc,y
to his coat, was about to. direst the sUpposed
body began to m0r4.4
• corpse of it, when the'
.and nearly flightened the Man - oir. It vas
soon discovered that . .nO
. li:irin bash cone to - ,
the general,.and on.
14:j coat being opened,
two stars announced his 0 1 0- 'Thy general's
object waS - evideney to lie. quietly until night'
, and then make off. "
,1.. .
- ,It is confidently repgrted that ll,Onchikoff
'was suffering,severely from illness dhring the
battle,4 so much, so - thirt ,he had ti.) he sup
poi.
rted There are .also reports of 4s having
been wonniied—one account sass in the feet,
another in lhehands. -. During the ri,etreat he
was'in.a Ispitire . formed • by a brigade postd
On the road from Kalantii, when thEnglish
r /
' and French cavalry broke the squa , and .to
-diditibt escape Withent difficulty, wing - his
'safety to the
,swiftnessOfi : his, horse.. The en
emy continued during ',the . whole night to
make forMilie, and at last threw up entrench-
Iments in that,place on !the Belbek. ,It is
.
:said that during the' combat
,mumber - of Poles helongin,Or - t.O the
army passed over to,tlie ante.% ..
The Russians expected . no : quarter, having
been taught to look .upon the, allies as fiends,
who knew.po mercy. It is said that many.
""W(Te killed bythe Zouaves as . they lay on the
ground; but thiscan 'hardly - be true to any
;extent. . The fate . of Sir INV. Young, .of the
24., is very melancholy.' lie, was shot. by a
y.ounde.d 'Russian
. to whom he was about' to
ter a Amp of water. The Russian' wounded
remaiped on.. the ground for 'severe , days.- 7 7
-About seven hundred.of Otein were p aced to-:,
gether in a. vineyard near the river, nd proH
visions sent diem by the English C; neral.-H
Nothing-More could be done,, and' yen our..
own men were dying fell want of p operat.;('
tention.. A flag of truce was to. be se it to the
Ilussiant;eneral, with a rOquest that 1 e would
,send surgeons for the use Of thec.aptu i ed men:
It is impossible for any one to See the mel-
,aneliolly sights of the la St few- days without
.ft;elings of surprise.aud indignation a the do-1
-ficiencies of our medical system': ' The man- ',
mer in which the sick, and wound
:been treated is worthy only . the ..sa
- .Dahomey. • The sufferkngi_ on board:
,can were bad enough. There•Yere
,dred . wounded, and one hundred and
:•cholera patients, and these were attc
'by four surgeons-. The scene i dese
terrible. The wounded seized -the s
'by the skirts as. they picked their w
the heaps of dying and dead ; but
v..peons shook - them c;tr. t may be e:
.and perhaps was right, hit the (Aker
x;±ee.ive.the prilymipal attention, and tl
-sib!r required the aimest undivided a
scrf f9ut men ; but some one Must. be
wben large bodies of wotinded',men
on board a ship with nol one to giv
• I
4nrgical assistance, , .or even supply tl
essary wants. .•
•
Nuiiibers arrived at s , cutari with,
ing been. touched by ti Strgeonbifiee
pierced by Russian. bullets on the.
the Alma. Their woarid., were stiff;
strength exhausted as were lifte
the boats to be carried io',-the'hospita
fortunately surgical aid - Tr* :be oh'
But all other horrors sink into insign
when compared with thestate.of the
nate, ~woundedr i mssengera by the C
This vessel left the'Crime.a on the mo
the 24th. WoOrKled,meti were beind
onboard for two days bdfore she . sail;
weighed anehotishe carried
lowing numbers : 27 Wounded offlo,
wounded soldiers, and 104RUssian
in all' 553 souls. About) half the w
had received surgical. a
were placed on board.
To supply the wants of
.were four medical men,. o!
surgeon of the ship—suffi iently,emV
looking after the crew, who at,fhis pl_
season are, seldom free 1r 'sicknes
ship %vas literally covered with -prostra
so as to be almost unmanageable.-
cers could not get belowtia find their
and the run was madeat hazard.
was at sea 12 hours longer through tl
chance. •The worse cases were placed
tipper deck, which in a day or two be ,
laass of putridity. The:neglected
wounds bred maggots, which crawled
ery direction, infecting tb4lbodof
•py beings ori'_hoord; The tutrid anim
ter caused a stench that the offic
crew were nearly overcome, and the
is now ill from the etfeCt of the fir
misery.
Murder
.. .. . - -
• , Henry King was put-On trial in.th! Oyer
and . 'ferminer of New I."Ork, for the , lleged
murder of Timothy lleddrnrr, the p soner
is charged With having'criiised .flie•Td.,th of
. the deceased by fracture ot . the skull, t No.
46 Mulberry street, 'on st' -July last. Itis.
~ said lit prisoner and' his Wife oc upied
roomi in the house.- '
a. low talking was beard . .
in their room.
.Suhsque tly.deceased and
1 1 ,
prisoner's wife were seen tanding at is,,e hall
door in conversation; .when prisoner caine out
of his room, having in highland a liatebet or
small rixe,with which he struck deceasel three •
blows on the head; deceased staggerld - and
fell in the yard, and: was übsequeutly - taken,
to the Hospital, where he died-sometime-after
wards. The action . of prisOner Was,attr`buted 1
to jealousy. - - - • .
In his examination before the Co
prisoner said he was 3fo yeafio . f•ag e - : h i ,
(‘"1 am nOt ' guilty of intentionally
r. Redding; he came to my house
day named, and when I:had '4,et there
o'clock, A. M. I fOund . hi . ut; drinking .
and smoking along with . my wife in my
A difficulty - arose bet-Weeri myself . an
which occasioned some words,When II
interfered andsaid he Niotdd'take her
he then throttled 'tneand shoved rrie ;; I
put him out of the room 4ad shut the
he again - forced his way into the root
rushed tipon Me say i tif.t. It l e would f)re;i
4-,-d neck; I Alen told him he must
th e room ; . he. would not,l hut atMeke
amain by the throat; I then struck Ithn
-.
lv in nt-y self-defence; :the deer,..to wa ,
drunk at the time.'
Nfr. SpetuLT aeared o i_Lebalf of 1 ri. on _
er, and the district-attorney;
r,
ct-attorney; (Mr. Sbepierd,` )
for the prosecution. l ,
The District Attorney 'opened the giLse.—
lie remarked that from the papers ;tie "un
certain whether the offense wiii comejunder
die definition of murder, but at this s gc Or
the proceedings he woal& express no o anion
in regard to it. ' • ' ,1 -.
0 1
Ur:Spencer read the examinat;° ll 1 ,... ; , )n5 '
over, before the Coroner' .furv, %%lieu tit
.=
closed on both tide.s, and. the counsel "K"-''''
ded to sum up. 1
. .
Mr. SPencer contended that it w as jilstifia
-1I • -
- • , ,
I 7 tle hoinicide. l r-The distriet..Attorney•conteu 7 l
4 alftlint no jnititiention Was shown froiri the
Oktente, andlin'the eye of the law it is tntir-1
der.l
The Judge in his charge stated the law'',Ai i
CO tnurtler and manslaughter. It was for the
•,*trY, totipplyi, the facts. ~ . - LI
ikiThe jury, after a 'shbrt absence, rettithettal
i , lerdict of " Quilt); of manslaughter In the
.1
h a e n i t , u
n d i
rom fourth seven
by
"Withs statute
t t a ws ret, i ;o i
m m .p tu yi e s n o d n a tn ti e n t . 1
t
se.
: years.] • The prisoner wits
sentenced tolive years in the State Prison.;'
1 fine wire of prisoner Was in Court, but did
not,.while the Jury was in session," sit byliis
Side.' • After they !lad - gone Out; at recess, slie
~
took A seat :bi.ide him, anti opened her hunt
bk store off:refreshments, of which .they each
.- .
pitttook ; :tad she - appeared to tnanii't, wild]
ititeresV .. n 'regard to him.] . 1• , •
I The . , ou t i t; '; after
_sentencing-JIM prisoner,
leek a ikeeets lto first-Monday in Nevenor,
by whip time the twenty days • allowed to
the coutisellor Dr,Graltatu to prepare
.11 bill
ot . exceilitiotis in his - behalf will have expired,
aria he.-willlprobably be' brought .up for sea
tetice.-LTriPihte; . • • - )1
.. •1 . -..L.4....a........_:___4_,_. •- 1 .
stiatinaerp.o, , AM) PRiCOCIOUS . 111 . 201Ttpi0-
NV.—A siii , 'ritiar instance of female denrail-
I- ,- i ••, been ,
ty lagirece r titly brought to the notiOeef
the police. For the last 18 .months a igirl
named Mary:l:Ann QalWay has -been hg the
employ : of IMi. Batint, in',-Eighth st. hpoye
Arch; Pr n r . „t 3 ohn Kiehl, in - Arch st. bet Ween.
Seventh troth Eighth, and during the last ((Mr
,
Weeksi in the: ry goods establishment of Mr.'
Georg'" Fryer,iin ChestnuLstreet below Tenth.
• 1 Inirinc , these eighteen Wontlis Mary Aim
itiemao hay& had very costly clothing for
, •
herself, and to have, made numerom presents
• dress-Makers:to6 and acquaintances. On
.entering - the store of Mr: Fryer,-she preseneed
'his child with; a beatitiful -handkerchief,' the
vtdue.ff which is ekitnated at *45; :Air...Fry-.
er naturally inquired how•she tame by siiiAi
al costly atil2k. She said that her ittotker
IMI,I at viry r.,l.,sponsible andllucrative ritual '
. ,
holt' in i tle ORrard 1.10uk.,,. a t her aunt the
sante hind or ja situation in - .iilie St. Nicholas
11 - . Otel,!New Aork, and that'one of them Wed .
given her the handkerehief, 1: . : i'
y. As - she was,: i a poor' girl, she said, she did'
n)t like , a keeplstich a handkerchief. This'
explanation was ilreeeived as satisfactory ;at
the titn4- But on .Saturday night last Mary
. Ann wad deter tell in the act of secret in& some"
.i :_-,
hue laceS, and the explanation of the affair
only indimed "Mri Fryer to have the lady ta
ken
intecisbidr .
• Sinee that•event startling
d2velope , ients I z l vebeen
Made. ,
l't .appears orak during. the lasteighte'en
'inetit.k.this yeung lady has been earryinpu
, shoplifting byl the Wholes:4 and with a stte
cess almost unparalleled by a female. :She
l has -taken 1 from the various stores in which
she has been employed, patterns, Silk•dresses„, i
nierinoes, paces, ...handkerchiefs and other
,g , hods„ anioniiting in •alue to hundreds 'iof
tiellars. .ller iplan of aetiou was-to represent
to her companion- sales:ivomett that the golds
had - been Purtillased, 41,11(1.'1%91e to be sent fen
.:
' The . paelkages wereilaid • aside until .bevs
- called ,antl I transferred hem 'to the lanisesi of
acouainttuiejs" - of - thtf 'young .lady, tci,whdin -
she-had madethein presents. G a
oods,monnt-
- itig inlvaltie' to, from 0,50 to *350, have beoi 1
. r.eovered by the' polic 4 j e, and,- they expeet.to
tdeovefr $lO . O 4worth • more. She appears to ;
bilve S.eattered her fav i ers in every directiOn,
giving array th• - tt which did not beloM , ito I
.
her witli'a.thoistir4val hand. .
But; tins is !net. fall the story. Mary-Aim
exercised her ri.,,eihating powers over a ithire
hid,' I i years cif age-Ha clerk 'in one of'. i.;:tir -
Well known koo:!elry stclres—secured his atllie
tinns,-iind lastly. they t i ert -, ,, upon
. false repo , -
sentations of ;age •to Alderman Thompson,
1, ; in-united inarriaze.- The lad. helono-to R .ie.
r . V resi)ectable ',family, l i r Ow cannot bat grk?..o
deeply at•such a Connection. . I •
1 ;
- TO case is 6n extraordinary one, and
excite; he .publie--`atiention,--Ph;ta. .Torth
Anteritian. - i ; '• - . . .
~
•:
i , ,i'Mrt The, liberties of a
. people-'are never
More eertainlyi in, the path of destruetiOn'thati
when they truk themselvesio . the - 'eti , lani:.e
of secrlet societies. Birds:or night - are nette.r
birds Of wisdoin i one of them indeed receiv'ed
this mime, but, it was from its looks, and not
from its moral and intellectual qualitirs.4...-
m i ser ,. They are for the !post part birds of prey. 4.--,
w ,t. s . .the i
.Toe fate of a tlepuhlic is sealed, wheal the
oe'd ill i i iis take thel lead of the eagle.-{Josiah "I an d (piney. • Hi t, . -
.7 The l .• . -t7---4--------T--.
Religious: Notice.
'
l e f ° _ rnl *,: s ' ' The Nortl4aStern convocation Of reittr'tjt,‘
het iu' iiiil hold their! next-meeting in St. Andrews'
~ xtants
(tpisr - pal) cliureli, Springville. Servitict ;to
Vessel ! .1 ..
• commence onl Wednesday eve.., Bth inst.; and
continuo until Sunday evening. l iH
' TiEWITi" C. 13ILLS'BI - i ' Seify,
•
endant to
vbelieved,
To leis
oner, and
the Cold
at
one of
a great
Rtmqi an
Higes of
he \Mi
ce hun
sevent:
aded
toed aP•
.tirrreons
I
av taro ,
the
•peete
should'
fey - p6IZ- -
ttention •
in fault
are pi':
titeni
eir nee-
Ait. hay
itLevfell
lope of
nd their
',tout of
where
'Seance
, ularttl-
lombo.
ningof
placed
and
e
4
' sotiers,
i r e'
i re they
mm . iffa
this mass o
e . of whom
IS L111,.-
on the
ame a
nnshot
in es'-
nhap-
Jiost receisiedit, New lot of -7 0110w191
(IF all i4zes: And sarieties! Double ones of
1 11.1 Pod quality as low as $3. Broehoi very
cheap. Before yon bay_eall• arm t
• D. R. LATH ROP & Co,
Nov. 1. 18.54 -L-44.1v4
1 mat
-1-5 and
vtain
days'
Buffalo Robes, 1 : !
;THOLE Skin's:lnd:No. 1. at " •
1- ! ,
. , • D. R. L :dr. Co,:f
,Nov. 1, 1854,
.
Drifts GoOdsandWinter elothtol
3 ,4 - s 4,oci•ari in qsortmftnt as can be teun4
-1 .:- : - GOOD. CALICOES i I
IP—vs thah a.shilling a Ord. , ,
1
•
Bab Gohds, Bro. Shirtinnffii•kilig and
S}rifies, Gloves!, Hosiery, Hats, I::.tis, i !loots and
Bhocis; Cr(leltery. Tin-ware, Gtoceries,l at prices
that earincit not4be beat, and many other things
all o[-whie,h wii., offer as low as. can be, bonuhr.
Nth.. i, )8(.4i 1 . - D. R.. 1,:. & Co.;
,S. girap and llialasspi'
MAA 'First rate 18i - title, lowcr than eve `' {- - snld in
ontrose; at D. R. L, & ,
, .
~
- Ili iln,A Bushels of. Grain.: Fried 'A'p .
11./s . l/ UV -- plersi-Eges, Butter, &C. •
. ? r •
LSO • ' . -- ',
:1 , A ,
150,9 fjoz6 D R,0(1 Socks, for which the highest
prlie, wilt he s piiiii I,q- -
Nov: 1. :' ' D. R. LATHROP & Cni
rover,
e said,
-Ming
n- the
at 10
randy
I room.
I wife,
ding
part
then
• oor ;
and
k rrt .
leave
. , '•', -i Disesolution. - •.. ''i
T HE firth' of i Tliayer & Crandall ,ht this day dissolQ 1# Outwit consent.. 'The Notes
arid Accoun(s if the Said firm are in, . the `hands
of Duct. Ciand 11, - who is authorized to settle
i
the same: ;! ' , - 1 . • . R. THA.YER, "1
: . i R.- P. CRANDALL
. ,
Montrose,-Oct. 30,185.4-44wa '..
•
School Teachers.
THE count Siipe - rintendent for "Stistinclinnutt,
*ill be let Ditniteki Corners on Fiiduv, Noy;
3d, et I o click P. M., frill' the - purpiiite of exatit
ininz Teacher " The bireetors •wilf be present
eiintreet' tilt It Tettelipts, end desire a- genernl
httenoanee.; 141 oney. in the Treneery; - •
I. . 8. P. BROWN, See'y.
m° , , • 1 •
: •
I me
*IA e.-
yefy
,
' it T .triarter
vTo the im..t& Judges of the Co N g-e$ , ,
Seisions it the Pea l :g.ir,7-••••••• , ' 13 1 41 queimm!a
.. .
1 t l i C li ti r.tr olY
~ ~,: ot' of James - Mead of the Borough
I 1 ricOdgviiie ifi Itnid.counV, respectfullyi
1 4reqeilt f '. itt 4l •"he Ili lirovkied with 'suitable earl.
. i.. n i e oce tO itil kT a .Groelary 4 in the 'Borough
alreaeidilatei that it ie'hittiateotion to apple to
the next on ri tor-Q.1.11,511Am iiteeelo A i t te he hoidoi, -
la and for OW County on the il l i r d u- , .
unaoy of N.
.Jerhlicr, fdr # licoose to keep a Grneari , add to
1 s l oi ‘ t r on2l,tteer, tile or other tn altliquore:a ti
dint! to tee Act of Assembly of 1 4th April A. Ti. i
1861. ~ 1, i: . JAMES . 31EAD. :
F. 4— --,9.- 1
1 , 1" 3 / 4 -&,9,4.. A5k55.,....44 6 . 4
i , • •
Ibl'anted
- . NEW STORE'
. -
11 And A r e:a:Goad . „selling Cieap.
M. HARRINGTON,
_1
C. VORMERLY of, the firm of C. llarririgton ! Si
Co., Binghamton, would inform the !people
Of suiquehanna Onuity; that he •lian ripened-A
NeitiStoro in,ll.Post'S block on llain
?!ItiOtruse i Where he offers stehoiee imSciitraent
of •
Dry Goods and. Yankee Xotioitsi. •
at iirices *Welt '!carnot'fail to snit. •
. aT".Tty us and zeir.for yourselves.
• • • 111. IiARRINGTON.
Ilfontrose, Nov. 2; 18.:1-1•Itt.;
• ..
SSheriff-'s Sales. ''
' .!• .
BYvirtue of sundry writ's [aimed out of thwHourt of
Common Pleas of riusquellaouallounty,atol tl?' ma 01.
mated, I will .expose to publiesale at toe Court- House
iu Houtron, on S.toulay the 18th day of Narelaber uext,
at E o'clock' P-IkI:-. •
_;. ; P
'All that certain piece or parcel of land
. Situate.
ivitig and being in.the borough 4 . Susqtitillanna,
icannty of Susquehanna rind. State of 1 renn'a,
bounded and described as follows,lto - wit: Be
11gitining on the highway lending from the .rive
I,lroad to the Lenox and Harmony tornpik,e l . on the
corner of lot number 19, thence north i i.". deg.
, 140.iit,•50 feet, thence south 18 deg. west 3 chains-
'and 59 hundredths of aehain,thencesoutkB7-1-21
,deg, east 50 feet,• thence. north 18 deg, haat 31
ichaina and 38-100ths of a chain, to the place .pf t i
beginnim,r, epntaining 44. square perches of tand, l
die. the 83010 more or less,- and is designated as
llotNo. 18 in Addison llckee's l survey..iii 1851
{with the reservation.of .2 rods on the north end
its ti road) together with the appurtenances, one
ifrain'ed-house add ,1 barn, and all' iiiipro‘lo.
il Taken in 'execution at the suit of Didiel G.
&URI,. vs. Joseph B. Castle and Jas. McWede. .
1 ALSO—The'undivided ene-balf part ot ill that
1
certain .piece or parcel of land, . situate . I),l , ing in
I the.township of lessup,lenunty and : State' afore. l
-
bounded and described as . follows, to
Whiz Beginning at a heiniock tree the south east
, ,
Ferber hereof, thence north 100 perches . tno post,
thehte-}vest . l6o perches to a past, thence south
pg. perches to a post and stenes l , thence east
160 peaches to the place of beginning, containing
1..100 :Acres be. the same more or lops; wohlthe sp.
I" l 4vllojnees , .l Ponied dwelling house, 1 barn, 1
Shutt, l'ished,•soine fruit trees and about 75 acres
imProva. , .
. ,
.
1 . Taken in execution at the snit of Geo.,•Grabb
I . agilinst 'John C. 'Berthoif. . • • I-: .
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land
sant:lto in Springville township, Susqoehanna
County, bounded and described as fellovoto wit:_ l
OnAlie north by land ofAsahel B. Prichard, on
the past by land of Spencer iliettex , on ti*lpstith:
byjand of Joel Brooks and 'Arad Wake-iv", and
onAhewest by land of A:iron Taylot and Jarmoi.,
Meacham, containing .56 owes and 15 pe-iclieWof 1
laiill, together with the appurtenanees, 1 ;framed I
inise, - 1 barn, 1 orchard_ lid abetit 45 acres ha--
Proved.
'1 b • 1
Taken in execution at time suit of Samuel Bard.'.
and: Theinas Nicholson, Exeenter' &elf of the
Will of John Bard,o.it;e'd, ys. Stephen A.llllyde;
1 ALSO—AII that peke or parcel of land. situate '
lviiPrsnd being in the township ol.Jessur, Sus
q
uehanna etiunty, bounden desctibed :rot td-
IoW.S. to wit: On the north by lands ofl;Austiti
and . Henry Sherman, on the e.e.t by Jas. l rFatirot,
finale south b land of Albert Kelsey and Math- -
ety:3lcKeeby. anti - on the west by, :Slat he,w Me-
Ki4by, containing about 50 acres, more [or le4a,
, eith the appurtenances, I framed house-and barn•
60 :orchard, and about -to acres improved.
Milken .in exeention at the suit of Hen er-
ry 'Sh
~
inia affainst -Lyman Sherman. ' I- - •1
.
4 ' LSO -:All that certain tract or parcel of land
Sittiate in the township of Rush, in the c;Mnty•ef-
Sasquelianna and. State of Penn's, ,andi hutted,
bfhinded and des:yrltied as follows. to wit : Be
ginningat a hemlock, the corner of alottof land,
.fornierly conveyed to Thus: Fordiek;theni:e south
69 . perches and 3 10ths - of a perch to it postolience
west - 1 60 . perehes and 6-10ths of a perch to a
ficist. thence north 1 . 72 perches and 2.loths of a
Onreh to o post, a eerier of the said Fordiek's.
lot;Aence by. the 4aine east, 160 perches and
6-10ths of a pereN to the place of •beginning.
containire , 71 nerepi..to•rether with the fieredita:
• I • .
Merits and appurtenances.
1 :Taken in execution at the suit of Caleb Car
injaj, Assignee of Robert H. Rose against Job
M. Pierce withmotiee to terra tenants...'
r i:'LSO—A 11 that certain piece or pa reel of land
tut Villageltit, situate lving-anitbeirrin the Bor-
Ong?' ,e - Sus-piehanna liefeit, S.isnitchantfa court
, t.yo loomded and described as follows, to wit:
' On the north by tho street, on the eri-o.i y land;
•ef
,the
Bowen, on the south by landiin pas.
)
JoLsaion of Michael Sullivan, and on the ;west by
land-now ur formerly of the js4 Y, & Erie . Rail--
oad' Company, said lot . containing Jn front 6u
feet and running, back 120 feet, tegeth'er with
• theiappurtenamis, I framed swelling loose and
11l improved.: ' i • . ,;
I Taken in execution at the snit of D. 4. Lyons
& Brother against Thos. Hurdley. ' it , .
11ALSO—All that certain one and a . hall . story
franical dwellinglhouse, containing in front 32
fed, and in depth 20 feet, - and the eurtiliges ap.
pririenant therete,-sittrate in , the. township -of
H . :quietly, in thecounty of Slistfa, said 'building
la4itig creek-ti on a certain piece of heati.porchased
ii,tltra Williams of one Amos Barns, bounded on
'the riortli by . the land of Amosand Simeon 'Barns,
edst by the Belmerit turnpike, south and ;West by
Aines•and Sinieon Barns, containing one; were of
land. - . !
I !Taken in execution by virtue of writs ; J )1 Lev.
Fl' it,:aircl Pi. Fa., at the suits 'of Elieneze Cross
attd l D. A. Lyons.& Brother vs. Ira Williams. •
i•i - ALSO—AII that certain lot of land situate in
Auburn township, Susquehanna county, bounded
as; 011ows, to wit: Beginning at the month. east
termer oFst Jot of land, known on theonap of
tliiiiker's - Oleshoppen tract, as . lot No.:ito, be
loniingito David Bunnell, thence along - the last
lineOpf said lot and of lot No: 65, now belonging
to Joseph D Drinker north' 212 . perches tea post
thOmuth west ei,rner of lot No. 30 formerly
CeriYeyed to Nehemiah Lathrop, thenceniting the
Stiutli lines of land last mentioned nol o f lot
Ih.'- . 1, south 89deg. east 160 perches to l d beech
sapling the north west corner of a lot belonging
to Oyer Lartirop„tlience by the west lirie,.?f said
last mentioned let of Samuel Woodward's lot
rind:of lot No. 5 south 282 perches to ~Post on
the 'north line of n.lot of land f omerly of John
Rbbinson now of and thence aldag said
latCrnentioncd line west 156 perches anti !3-10 of
iperch to the place of heg,innintr, containing 207
acres and 43 perches of land, and being the
Ipt Of Lind which the executors of the la - Will
Of - Henry Drinker decld conYeYed to Ezekiel Ls:
. ,1
thrrip dec'd, except 89 acres or thereahouts'in
the !possession of and'belen2ing to the plaintiff,
th
-i ranearns and aout 150 ther with the:apotenances 2 framed, houses,
• rid bb acres impicived.
-'
i Taken in execution at suitthe of Dyer Lathrop,
A:PUY of the-estate of Ezekiel Lathrop• TS. Am.
brae Gaylord with nntice to terra tenants._ .
IALSO,--All that certain lot of land situate in
tiii! 'Borough of Montrose, county of Sustpiehan
na; described :is folloWs: Beginnintr" at the cen
tre Of the Bridgewater and Wilkesbarte turn;
, pike road, .adjoining a lot . of • land:fortnerly of
Htthbard.Avery, conveyed •to B. Sayre, T ! thence
northl dew. and '2O nun. west airing said road 8
.pei t i . fie m to a corner, thenee east about r 7 perches
ttiia"stake and stones in Isaac Post's land,thence
senth 8 perches to a corner cf B. SaYre'slotond
thence by the same abet 7 perches to the 'begin
niOg,'containing 56 perelies, mere of 1(44,4 being
tht. Mule lot -conveyed by Wm. Jessep\ and wife
tniitlie,said John Groves, together with flue - ap.
-1 purtimances; a fraMed. dwelling house, framed
b3l - n: out door cellar and all improved. i
:Taken in exceu.ion
.at the buit Of Alettander
Alien -vs. John Groves, ' , :1
ALSO ---Ali that certain piece or parcel of
I lamt
Ot or. village lot situate in . the Borough;Of Sus-
Atianna Depot, Susquehanna county, bounds:l
and described as follows, to wito 'On .I.lii.n north
by the public highway, on' the Pesti by -land of'
,ifi la 0 - baughlin, south by land of Robert Nieh
:doled iv.e.st-by rand of A. Stone, said lo t e0n
1e;:.:60,,, in front abOut 30 feet, and-in depthrtbout
2.ll4_ , et,;totrether with the• ( eppitrtenances •
"• one
three story fratned. dwelling house, &e 'and all
'''` t 1 ' - ..
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Taken e in' execution at the suit of S1 :1 11 ll
I. r.Vn. & Co. - vs: Benjamin Palmer.] ' I ' 1: we
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1 ALSO—AII that rennin 2 story fraMed huildini
•
aril dwelling house,mul kitchen Ilit4e/ollattaeb
ed,ltbe 'main building containing iu front '-on the
street 22. feet and in depth 36 feet, 'the itilniten
being.l 9 feet front 20 feet in depth, 'attach'ed - on
I.thei!estateido Of the mainbuilding, and th r n! lot or
l • Pwiiette-1 o tl f re gr e o r u rrli d lat l e: " J;p h a t rtn s rl a n ril t a titsretir'et, erected,
i t abo''yo described building e and premises being sit
uatitlp the Borough of Susquelaiuma Depot - . On
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the, il l erth.iide of main treet andi the Int, npon
whieb the said building iis erected,lbeing Nei. 37;
OnAh`e plot of the. News t
. yorki & !Erie 114iItead
eompany's,hhnd of theolllage of-SusqUelnilana
Delibt, - and , bounded North ! k yr ihe:riveri, twit,
%mkt, RI die_ lot•of JohlGrogrin, east Gy p , ;et of .
G. W,: - Read, and 'south by main street.. l , i l i le
' 'l7,aketyin execution at the bilit,or . E. • C.j• n
nett: r 4.. John B. ScOville l
. , . -, '1 • ',,', I, H
ALSO-4AII- that certain piece 'or '' trtivii of
land : situate lying-and being in the
,teWrship - of
SilOr Lake, Susquehanna cotintY, bounded+ and
des4,il.bed as folloWs,'tit .wit :' 0111 the nerth . by
lanif of William Davis,lim the east by Nod of
.I.unian Allen, on the satith by land of LaWilence
Gil4iti, , and, on -the w(o4;by the 4,1 d Ctieriango
tUrfinlke iond, contaiehrglooacres, morelorlless,
with, the-a4rirtenancris,l,l4l.Auried house and barn
one.iereha , and about p'o acres iniprovc,i ''' - .
1-I,:skpnin execution at the snit of BrackhY &.
Montfort 4. Isaac Howited. i .., .1 '.' I! -
AdA)---I,All that 'et:44lin piece, or pargel of
land, iittiate lying and being in the towno4l4:. of
Cliltord,iSirsquelianna county,: bounded 04 de
scritied as follows, to Wlt :, Beginning at a isilgar
matiliOree down and joining the lhnd of. k 4,4--,
3ltnishri, thence south 213 deg. east 8 chums, and
66 ;links along the rohd •to !Munson's ICo'rtie'r,
theifee north 78 deg. cod. 13 cliaina ton 040., on
I thei hill, thrince south 14 deg. :east, 5 chides ~:'... a
'small (locust tree on thelupPer;sidti of thite ioad,
~,
thence north 78 deg. gust 4 chains to..la' post
alioi4 the read, thence north 51. deg. east 6 chains
, to a rfokt, thence north 5 deg..eaiit, 7,chaiii, and
, tt,a north 85,d4t ea 11
.f
chaini and 80 links to post by thiimainbripok,
.theiteg north 80 deg: eat 1 clinin to a poSt, by
some. beech saplings ne. r the brOek and !ziris.old
linOthence, north 45 deg'. west'l6 , chains ti,nd 80
linlCilo a post and stones, thelfee south 6,1 Peg.
we 4 34 chains 4.0 the: place. Of beginning,' IcOn •
tain,ing 48 and a half ac es of rand, more eril j ess,
together with the appur enances, I house,li are,
1
- . sniall orchard, and ab 4 ut . 15 :acres iniproted.
1
_ token in execution at the l snit of Harriseri
• DbOd to , use of Benj. Mires vs. Zepron CObb 2d.
•44LSO—By tirtne , of:h writ of Yen. Ex! issued
.outgo( the Court of Cornnien -Pleas (if %V p ining
etiunty, and to me direeled, I W il l expose la pub
i I ic-tr..iale,*ht. the same. time and. place— !1 ..
All! that Certain piecelor parcel of land situate
in the township of-?Alfbittn . in', Susqmilthtina
cotijity; bounded on the north i by Ihnds of kNtilson
Lc ,e . ,ion the east by la ds of Sam it el VanOarder,
,lsonthlw the countv. lin bet Ween c
',the oo Files of
IStoiiiieliaunit and Wyeming and on the (4 1 4.4.4 it by
„I:inahlof Win. Cook, containing about 6a' heres'
I with' the anpurtenances,la logihndi framed (pone,
and' about :l0 acresiMpioved.i 1 . i 1 -•
Taken in eiecution dt the! suit of Ellihnan
'Smith vs. Nelson Itiati4n. ! ,i 1 '•-
• Ar.So—=-All that certhin piece !Hr pa Cell or
laoil!4ituate in the ToWnship-pf Hannon ;Sus:
quOinoti County, bounded a.. 4 follows,. v 14_, I Be
ginning at a point try the! middle Of the B(ilinntt
d O
and, Turnpike, and, in a line 0f Jissee
Wei; land; thence- by :one; South thirty, five
•
de !
i 1P.4.1 tI 67 perches to a! Bee'ch, • tlit.'6ee by
~ 4 . .
land,)f the, same, nort • thirty-tree deg'. g least
twenty-four perches to point in the - middle of
fi
.-the:'shid turnpike. thene( along the middlCho,Tthe
wale . ; north fifty deg. west tWenfy-tive. p,,r4ihes
thehi,e. - north- fifty-four deg. iwest - , twenty Vireo
perilies, thence . north . fifty-t we deg,. west thirteen
perishes to Ithe place qt• beginnin7, coat-lining
font }tyres find ono hun V
drad and four ;[etches
striiAl inet(4ltre More orf lessJ with the arkte
nataok one honke and mostl4 improved.
440—A1l that other : piece! or parcel fit 'land
sitO:ife a.s. above, bounded as followS: Ori- the
north-cast liv land Of Jailob and J(Mathan Taylor,
on file northwest by land formeriY belongitig to
Irall 7 -i:6 ; i 0 4,.4,, o n the gryttlitist by land i tie of
,Jacob and Jonathan-Taylor, ;and lon the s4i.oitli
wetf,iby the I,lelniont and Oghotiago turnpike,
cotitiOning about fifty :Aires inomproved.i i inii.
Taken in,.exeeutiou at the 'suit of David.Tay
-10r;.V!,5., Philip Ulrich. • , .. „.
..21 . . .
G. . ELDRED, Slier It
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314ntrosi , ;, Oct. 24, 18 4.—:•=43w3 ' ' I i -
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rr i tiE subscribers take phiasure in annenneing
1. lto.the, citizens of Itrutiklyn and , toWrol ad
joiiiing,, •that. they aremilw opening ;a very largo
anaiiarefully seletked-stiick.,of
..1
tFALL dc. WINTER GOOD:'
'
whit! b 'bare: wen Intreh i atied (principally,
losOind willbe sold for a stn all advance.
. - S.Ve invite the attention of . the 1 ladies !,
'!* . . 1
kroke: or !
-
.. „ DRESS , i I. dons,
1 . -
ti:•1444. f.r varic.ty hf t 3 „.-1i.. ; : pita) ity !al," A eeipitiP.,its.
. ,
crinAie surpassed by no estab 'lishnient in Sitique
liarinis county.• . [II
. ,
I .
''',Vl e l hive also some VtirV nice Winter Sbawls
—ain,ong t lieu) several .Ifroche-Wlii:h . W t ei can
an 4 Will sell "cheaper tit a n tfie ch ' eapcsl-" t '! - '
l
.otir stock of SilkS ii also unusually ia i
lei and
attri t Oiver ,and as regards prices,, we kutwi we
t
carti 1 &at the Jerrs,” , -
• tlie gentlemen •are. likewike ins Red tol!eicate
inenbr stock of Cletlis,l.shitils istinusirtllt farg,e
-L--including Itroadell,iths Ca'ssimeres., Satirietts,
TW.Wrds, Jeans, OvereoatCloths, &c., whiuhl are
Selting• very I(.lsv indeed.' , 1 , - •
.1 i I
T(ti be brief, we have i•Very full nssortMent.of
Go4tls, Staple And ganefi and are tletc.rtnitied to
selriirem as low as They' can' be purehastA ithis
tridir of New York. 1 ' I •• IJ: !
Thankful' for the] liberal 'patronagel hitherto
~.. . I .
extended to us,"wei with confidenee invite I our
friends and the publu r generally, in .varit of Goods,
to call and exartrine mr tocli lwf4lre • purellaSin,g.
-i . ' 'S 111:11 & HEimlisTEM). '
lirlooklyn, Oct. 244 184. ! . ' 'l - '
1 Our Stdci s of Stoves, 41 7: 177
i
I- now completedi r and.wq would take tbrir op-
Hrtunity to say shat we on show the most
beatitifnl and 'splendid !patterns Of . Parlor 1 and
Coaking Stoves t(il')e found in the courrty.--.
Am t itiig, thee) can bc seen th Revolving front,
and:, 'Gothic Parlor, et r Wood kir coil, entirety new
Patt:erns, and - deckd sllY pretty stoves. Prices
froth five to ten dollarsl 4 E i 1 i
' - 011eur Cooking stove'wd,.think it needleis to
sayiniuch, only •to remark that We. are selling
thon nt our ; former prices, and judging froin the
tvtli,ity of Our sales, we beljeve , the . public i are
entirely satisfied. with the prices And -quality of
our: Wares. .1 1 ' .i • - 1 - ii t
.
,We have la " few left". of the "Clinton; Air,
Ti Elevated Oveh stove," acknowledged by
all to .be the, best co[ik - ing, stove now in iple.—,
11.it•Hirt and Emrlisb pipe at (11,1 pricesond Trirm
minus and Tin Wart oil-all .41esciptions, at i the
,v
very , lowest tratcs.' 1 l' •:, •
. r 1* IJ. DICKERMAN ( Jr, ..
Nett- 'lilford, Oc-W
t:!254 /.; . ! •
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: ..1 i , PORK TOR-SALE. 1.
T URK
I I T URK FOIL SALE by
.the barrel, by -,,i t
',' • - i. M. S.WKsers or P. BALI/Ny . 64.
Memt rose; May 17 1 ..1854. , i '
Valuable learnt for lr
tit; subscriber Offers for saN his valuitble
. 4
ljtrtn in Gibson township,l Susqtrehann&
county, Pa., containing 1-57 aeres,situated tri the
Eattern part of said towh„ bait* of a mile Iretti the
Tunkhannock Creek, and - 12 1-2 01.44 front
l us..
quOnsiina Depot, on the - , N.Y. & E. RailrOa
.:
- On said farm is a -framed' hou'Se, 3 Bares,
hori.e shed, corn house, la, young orchard of eVer
100.Irees; and is well .Ortered. 1 . '!. 1
1-te idlers to sell for It) per cent. less•tiinn'tti4:
realzvalue. : . - • , 'I 1
'.riits.—Tvro thirdsief the pUrelinse mime,
eash3down, and balance Secured by mortgage:
- • - WILIAANITAYLOR
(Willi - in, Nov.. 23, 185 , -----47y1 - !.
.
English Lever Watches.
, -v., rfitte subscriber takes peens.
1 ore in informing t his
' - ,• friembi that he has this [day
°•
i s i t
-'t received final ' I l i vei pool 1 per
,
f
ii v. : siennier Europ a a largti
,c c ~ (7. voi,4 i of his unrivaled English
q . --• •
- - Leter t %Vatches,, The prtfient
inOde. comprises ~ .is ditierent 1 rarieties,i in
plairi rind hunting eascs,ifull Jewelled and pain;
nisoLs o ui fit extra fin e tnniements, which he, ill
put Tatto gold-eases of ahy desirable w eigh or
pattSru. . ,
i l w
i 1 ' Af FWD. - s r . --__
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' . 4I.FRED I
J. EVANO;
' : J; I No. 2,odd Fellows Hall, r l'
- iling'hamton July 26 1 1854. ' " '
Stolon: - ' ;..
IlliflP person who took a Green French 5 eri=
A... 1 . - rno Drees Pattern front,the store of the'iiub; j.
scritlftr, can have an opportunity of, returnin it
privately and no explanation required if d ne
suf . :lN:otherwise, expoioru...anci prosecution will
feltUti,lus the transaction is understood.'
i :* 1 1 , • , IL iBURRITT.
• r'l l l Milrord, ed. 13, 1851. •' ' • • .
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Lt Register's Notice.. . i ,'.
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pUl.lpC.4ti co is •herabi even to All persona
1. concertieti in.the following - Eitate4, to wift.
Estate of ;James V. Hill, decenlted, Edwiii
Hill Adner.
Estate of Jaime Ry2ncartioni. de . 'd,'lolitiflond
Alint'r.l. ' • - .- ,-..; - • ' * ~
. •••' ' ..... ' ; i
- tlizalieth - Gri ff ith dnardiari - of Chrititiahnit
Gaige. 1 -• •t .1 ...:'- .• - '. 1 .'•
Eita e of Jilin/ Stroud Jr. devil,. A., G.,Bilei,
Adne.r i' I - • , .
Est> 'e of Gieo:i L.l,,atlhiop, dee'd, . Charles A.
.(
' cr, 4 tdininisti-ator,. • 'i_ •' ' '';
*
1 the tieeeuntanta• • have settled their • tic
(.. u intheßegistsl'a office in an'd Tor the Conn
ty of Sils4aehanua. and tthat thel sane .will be
preseutd. to (he Judgetf of the Orphan's Court 4
I said Cu - linty...jig] t y ednesday the 22d day of N't.eF .
vetaberluext fir tonfirnUnion and allowance. I ,
4 , . 1 Al e SO, - 1 - I .
Estate of delVin Sunitners, decd, Richard Ii:
i 8114414 i. Adtriin'Orator.:.: • ' , I '1 : I: i
I That tlt. accountant , lies settled his - .account*
i in 'the itegistir's otfueln and lei the county of
Susquehanna,jand,that the came Will be present'
1 ed to the Jukes of the Orphans' Court. of seiti
county, on Th.urztilay ltio 30th day of -Nnvember
next foi: con4tuation and allowance. '
' J. T. :LANGDON, Register.;
ft‘;'gisteeti - Otliee;llentrose ' '4 '
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1- 7
Oct. !6, 18 5 -1.-42w4 c ' I r,
Attention Peoples! - I'
subscriber would resint i ctfully inforth
tbe public that he is still right side up ht
his shop in the basemeht of Searle's
he is prepared to accommodate those wise wart
new clothing,'with his' usual skill and despatch.
• R ‘THE FAIi. FASHIONS 1"
are . posted up'at his , ihoP, from which you may
select, or any:othei style you want. All work
made up.in his shop Ls warqinted to give :satis
faction.. 1
Or Cutting done as usual for pay down, and
warranted to'. fit. : • ,
' • JOHN GROVES. •
Montrose, Ott. 19, 1854.-42-3 mo.
'HAWLEY & MOTT
jiist r,eeelved their ciecombStocit 'of
:11 Spring and tionna,er Goods this season.,.. 7
They a c now prepared to stiow all who way O
ver thOn with a - '• ' • , •
Ducis Gocitis of - lathe different kinds, sechns
Bl . k: OW and Changable' Silk and Mantillas,
Crape !and Silk Shawls, LaWns, Barnes,. De
113,ge, De Lulls. Challis, white Goods, brown aid
bleached sheetings and shirtings,Th tact eveiy
thing in this fine. S4I3I:IIER STI*SI'72 very lartie,
stock . Which We offer 'very low, 411 gradeS.of.g . t.
goiias in (his branch, and brOwn add yellOw
Linen. 1 . Ci.(krits.—We invite - httention to Our
stock of Rlack, • BrOwn, Green, and 3fulbeity
Brmul4oths, also and Fancy GasiirneieS,
Twerds,'Kentucky Jeans, &c., sc., .:
!
Likes caff and examine our Mock of sutinner
Shawl 4. has© .some beautiful natternS-ht
favorahle pries. • . ,•
,floiMets aii,d - 'Bonnet Ribbon; a good' assOrt
ment, llosierV - and Gloves of all, kinds, - also
Par
asols, a very )arge assortment ihich tce - uill Oil
cheap.-(TtnbrtAllas; Travelling Bags, Satchels, &c.
Ladies Shoes.:
- i
Cloth - and ;Morrocco Gaitervi,, Patent Leather
Buskitis, oho Col. Gaiters, a ipod stock of all
kinds Which we offer at our usual low rates. •
Crockery and Glass Ware, fluid- Lamps - and
Fluid, woo( pails and tubs, broOins bedeords,fze.
Groceries,' tqcomplete stock Which . we will sell
at a very small a4vance, also.,4Wtton Salt. by '!.he
Sa c k, :Md . a viiriety of- GJods , to l o numerousi,to
mention. We invite , the attention of all w ho
wish to buy floods cheap to calf and examine Our
stock. I
-Montrose, June 1,1854.
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• • To the Readingl, 4 l ublie
Of i t, sUsytteltunna County ltnd Vicittit!4
rr ilL undc,Lsigned is now prerinred to semi. to
b, tnlit I)Ostpaid, shir Bookpublish
ed in Otis country, on the reeeiOt of the price(of
•the sante. Alt orders will.meet :with promOt;ot
tentiori and , I3ooks stint by
_return mail. -
Address LEACH,
Worcester Depot Boston, Mass,
,Sept. 6, 180.-36tn3 .
7 .1'
Great Excitement
! 110!iG TAE, " KNOW- P4'117‘,""."
to' our
CEZ•PZ
BuT the fact that R'". B. D any has taken anti
is still taking. some Very enutiful arid life.
like DAGUERREOTYPES, n Ver 'was a seret
and heihas no tiesire,to•make it one now. •
lie has just purchased assortment
of Gold Lockets, PinS, Keys, 4•.. c., and in him!se
!editor of the; !pick patterns of plain and fancy
styles of - cases, ho trusts thotH is nothing lack-..
log. i
lie linoWs.not what he cullsay; •
or .what he
need .t.} say More than has already been said;, to
indoceiyou tti come to his Gallery, and bring
your fitiends With you. You .have. all experilnc
. •
ed something ; of the itatistactioa afforded in gitz.
ing nn;the tliftlifol picture; of an absent friend;
and some of you have known Ithe sad pleasure
derived derived from ipossesSing the likeness of 1 . 60;1ne
loved tine whO has been laid beneath the church
'yard Mound, and felf,that
. •
No pril:e could take front I
. A niementO, so cherished,
or hOw sacreti_the shadow .
Since tho substance has periihed..
But yop, perchance have friends still witli*ott
whose pictures •you. have •no secured. ifno,
make it the, business of to-day,l to-morrow May
be to bile : •fnprove . the oPporinnity while
your&'4•while; the roses of health, bloom on - the
check, ere yet the mildew of•ldisease shall blight
and blanch your treasure. and death rob. ou t of
both it 'and itS' , ' Picturei taken. in clenrlor
! cloudy ' , weather: ,I ) riees; from 75 cts. to 815,90.
2041 d PelloW's HO, Montrosti. May 24, 1854. .
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I New Goods.:
i
Good astortment--tn nrr!ve this 'week, at '
AL. low pricbs Call and examine:
, i
' HAWLEY & MOTT,.
lionl.ron,,, sept. 12, 1854: I
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. Evorytiiing worki to a Charmti
7 COTT, JQIINSON & are . now 'receiving
a tjew .7.oek of I'a►l Goods, and are read yip
wait urfor. 1!,e; people to anything, they -_wisn
the -line of Pry, Goods,; Clothing, grocerti)s,
IhrilwOre, Crimkery, fish, Salt Iron; Donis' and
Shoes ; '&e. 84.- . We will surtly• suit all that
call an see tts at oor'Storeiia . Springville --;'
j I SCOTT; JOHNSTON &Co
spri4gvilletSept. 27, 1851,
_Stoves! Stir
21fetill
nIBUititITT is now reeeiVing.a new atsoit
•.,ment i,f Stoves inebiding the must *poli:u
far an4mprnVed kinds of Premiuni, Air-Tight,
nnjl Efrlvated Oven Cooking ktives, with Varier,
Otliee and Shp stoves; for wood or coal, in sn
perior variety; and style whiA He will sell at tbe
mii4t,rildueed!Priees. Eleiated Oven stoves 'of
Rex and appriived , pniterns . Will be sold - at ek:lo'
to *25.i .vid ther kinds in proportion.
stove Pipe. Zine. sheet Iron; stove Tubes, ike,
Ne wNil to iti, Oct. 4,1854. I
I
I !' I
NerF..GoodE i t • ~
TT. EBB is now receiving him
' They hnving sbeen, bought iix
treinelY, low, 3vill be tail(' at the lowest 'price for
ready lily. .1
Montrose, Bept. 12; 1854. ' r '
•
. .
I•• i . AllditOl i S 'Notice. - .- ,i
Tl "' undersigned. having been attlininted an .
.- `_-An•tiitoirlo disticintte tho'' proceeds of th'
sale of ; lien' Estate or Daniel I.angstuff, will st
teml to jthe ditties of his . appointment at his i. 1 . -
flee in liontinse, on 4aturday, the 18th day. — 1'
November Mixt, at 1 ;O'clock,•l/. 1 .. M. At whiih
lime and ph e, all persons interested .in ta d
rand at `- roll fired to present tluiir - claims or o
1.
, 1.
forever ilebar,red therefrom. --. • - 't
i Wll. It. JESgUP, Auditoi . .l .
31o.nii•oso, Oct. 26, 1854..--.4344.-
.1.
AdniinistratOr's Notice. -
°TICE,' is hereby Wren that Lettere Testis.
.11 .fiignteri upon the estate of .Clark
ons, decd, !ale or the township'ef Franklin, ha‘o
been gr.intedito the subseriber.l MI perionalte
debted to said estate ;are hereby regriested' to
make inienedinte:payrnent,and those having-delft:at
:upon - 814 d estate to present them) to the subserir
ber Liitsrsiville, duly attested' for settletnotit.
. •i lENRY. CRANE, Adite . nß
Loder i arille, Olt: a, tt3sl.—piv6,
- • 11120 .
AU now reeeivi 4 a fall'itopply.ofsoo4. for
the fall trade 4iekWillibelwidlttiteloweat,
es 1111 . ad see. . - • :
Pcmible
1:41, `received at- ttiet- rat.
such,:as} loins; Gingham,,
teirles‘^De 8tiregeN.1.&0444 ,, ...
WAR.RpI,66,I`I3AYER,,
, 1254. t ~_ . --. i -, - ,A
_.....4„:44,...._::.______L-,:_._:_ ; .,.___,,
'ci*E§.;=-A - itifatt itn . ,f . futit.,
d''4gstiriinliiii,ifidlidingrni..";
and Threop's: , prepstitiotia;
y's Pills, , Davis',and Thayft
. - ;rISIdrrit,& • EIEMITTE.A.D.4?' 2
2, 1 5i: , {; .• : ' ,-.. 7 - • l''
I GPODS. :
inville. Exchr
fORE Newf.;
al. worn' Stoti.,
Moto of val. - jaw ist
Montrcm!e, July.
DATtNrwttn
einualy
Svvitynes, Jaynes,'
Wriglifkand Phin
Pain Killer, &u., s;
:Brooklyn, Aug.
.
NE
At the
t• LIE inhabitant
J. are apia fay!
other choice select'
at t e old stand of
daily; Sundays exci
unttll 9 o'clock
andibau g ht, a goof
,Crock
Wejodenware,
Snits &
Trtinks, Carpet 11),
dtc.' All svicaa
,ACC' ange.
.ot.; Upsomitle and vicinity
red 'with an exhibition .of
an
on 'of Fall . and WinteiDoods
`the Subsctiberr (Dadra open
red , front 7 o'clock.
tvhere may be ist`iem' sold
asortment of Dry Gond&
11, 1 Hardware, tittoneware,
, ;Paints, 0i114 , -
ClUthing, . St.thool Books,
1,, Yankee Notioni dtc.
td' kill, pay for what they
iv - r . - bt :-N
buy either down, Or withi •a - reasons e • time
thCreafter, are ins it . tci . coil." •Thime Inienging
to that other etaqi ay i t s i welt go. where they
can do better. AI lanai of Farmer's Produei, in
Butter, Lard, Eggs Por4, Poultry,-and Cash- re.
ceived in vcehange for %pods, -'
. , lOSEPII L MERRIMAN
,1 Upsonville,,Oeti 7,!18,54.. 1 , 1 L „
Neiv in'
BOUGHT al to
sold accordin!
Cheip Goo 4
pre'ssOre prices antl will be. ly bY H. 1 ,1, ..,•
,
U. BURROWS & Co.
1854. 1
• 1• •
Cloths, ,
i i ,
And vest,np, , a large assort 7
ir;e4s lower than we have ever
fer diem heretofore. " i
"I. I U,B. & Co'. ,
i . 1
D ess Goodi• 1,.
• ,
GREAT var , ty of,"bautiftil styles and - al.
JAL most as ellea% cbdld,bel desired. • '
Oct. 11. 1 1 U. B.- &Co.
p lp
i
•Gibson, Opt. II
CIAAMERES!
' tnolt•and at
been enabled to o 4
oet.
ack Silitt
Iv_ for 'dres.te.fi;at6Bl et% per
.1 U. B. & Co.,
GOOD quart
/31_ yard.
Oct, 11. 1854.
Shawls•
I. re, Piilehe; and Silk,
ie If.tyleet, ntia at eitietuily liiw
H • ' Q . . B. &Co:
c e: ;S h awls . •
, •
evprl before] kddvin; Benuti
nd fide of .8-4 Broche
adptieture, at $7.
I I'j f IF. B. & Co.
T ONG and 84
1.1 %•ery lianx4q
prices.
Oct. 11
Br
CITEAPER:th.
ful patterns,
Shawls, Lupen'a
Oct. 11-
•
tat,o7 . Shawls , • .
'zr, finest qw.lity, Lind new pat . -
. U.'B. & Cu:'',"
Bay;
ertiE largest
I CMS, $7,59
Oct. 11.- 1 t
. .
GOOD :imam
.1 - 1. at very 16v;
Oet_ll. .
• _
•
putdts. - 1.• .
, T tment and' lindsoMe - pi terns
price& . j U. B. & C 9.!
.
tdri
Ala . Rob es. i
of ha 1
ndmome Robes, a part of
,Indiah dress e d,. and very liqpe
ality. [.' 1 U. B. & Co.
185-i. . • I
. .
LARGE l'Ot
11.. them wimilt;,
riur colors ankqu:
:Gibson, Oct. 11
cur &Salt,
iad or aingletd)L for sale - at the
Itationi
.*
arte,r hbl. sacks al $2.50 per
•i BELL* TINGLEY.
41354. -
4itore Notice.
CI ALT by the 1
Hopbuttom
Also flour in b
tlopbot tolo.
-I ,\TOTICE : s l li t re ..i b
j y , given that the undersign
...lL...L.4lm' " • netuted by_ Ibe•.Cuurt to
I t.
distribute the tun s in the hands 'of the Sheriff',
arising from. the . ale 4 the real estate of Alva
Finn, late of Climd tolvtiship, Susquehanna Co..
to . and dmongth ereditnia will attend to the'da
ties of that appcii tmeet at his oftiee in Montrose
fl i
on Tuesday the th- day Of November next , .at
two o'ehiek P -31, at i - illieh
,titne those interested.
will please preset their :eliding or be debarred
from coming in upon said; fund.
IL F. FITCH,- Auditor.•
9, 18-C , . . •.
Montrose.
. . ,
1000 800 . Age4tsW a n ted; d
I[lo Canvass fi ,
c i r the ; - best and most saleable
X Books puhli lierl..!They are written' 4 the
most -popular Anthor.4 (if the. day, including
among others, T. S. Arilitt, Of .whose last great
work, • H .1 . '--
Ten Nitlit.v•in .ti 13(1i.. Room, • •
10,000 copies hay • bt.' cti.sUld Within a'atonth of
publication. 1 , . - . . •-'
These BoOksarte benatifullv illustrated, (ma.. -
ny of them with nely colored , piaies) and are
printed and boon in thS best manner. . ,
Agents will tin la pleasant. and profitable 11- .
ployment in thei circulation . Poi piiitrt-itlars
address ( t pal ) ; !
~ 1. .' • . •
• . - T . - J. 1 : BRADLEY, Publisher, ,
- NO. 4 North( FOrirthitreet, Philadelphia:
tis
-11rui3 i -..
ketiCnivbs.
,
.1 lendid assortment of thoue
ted Waterville Pocket Knives,
fitly different styleN just: re.
e by A. TURRELL
W 2 , ,
NOTHER
A,
justly veld)
comprising nearly
ceived, and for may i i
Montrose" Oct.
rreceived a large assortment Of
.rns (if Fluid, Oil, and. Cain
dle Sticks , and all the articjia
n thei r , at TURRELL'S,
:1 1854.:
y AMPS—last
I.l.bv l nutiful pat
pheno fi l arnps, Ca
.necessary to burn
Montrose;.Oct.
N E ~ Y
extensive, an,
latest s yles of gel
the qua ity, by
Mont ese...oet. ,
1 Rl'..-4-JiOd re.eeived 4 hirge,
, . 'desirable armerttnnt, ,f.. the
d JeWelry,ttt low: priee4 for
! , A. TIIRRELL :
.
2, 180.47
Nei
N
HISU#RITT wont
. and the public,
Broche, Wool and 0
flom S 2 tJ $l6; Lndie
Fancy D.itattes,
Slik•,, Poplins, (ling
!donned' of now Styli..
atikortnient of - Staple
Crockery, Hardware,
foß,'Hoott and Shoes
Sktades,lsli Paper,. 0
thy most exorable. to
produce approYete
N. H. Stilt by the bb
New Milterd, Sept
Fall Goode.
.
,
invite:the ,attention of his friends
Id his now,and .splendid stook' of
hmere ,;, Loin and Square. gbawlf.
' Dress floods, Including Plain and
tea, P.ir!LlP:'itas; French lderinotts.
aro &c. le.e.. Iti.h Ribbone .and
which fn connection with a - largo
and fancy .flry. Goods. Grocerire,
on, StOves,loffalo; Robes, Carpet.
hats .and Caps; Painted Window
LA and Paints, Ore., will' be sold on
11E1.4 and. reduced prices, for run,
edit.- !' .
.. ,
.or tilid.' 1 ' , -.. . .
tri.1864. i • : .
,
Waitebies &i Jewelry.
ri PH E+tdiscritter as just! received a huge lot of
1 • Gor and Silv "i:Vittehes; Etrrings. Breast.
pins, Fit ger Rings, Gold r, &
hains, Foh Rackets, c.
tfc.. to 11,hich he w utd invite the attention- of his
friends. 1 ' ' - 'ALFRED .I,EVANS.
i l i . v ' NO. Odd Fellows' Halt
Singh Unli
4. i OC . 0854:
ll
QILVER,TIII3 , I
1..7 all P!stii;by
GC" SLEEVE
• Slid es, Split ri
GOl, GEAR
.Ch ins of all
ES I —A ,foll oveortment of
A. J. EVAN N.
BUT;rONB, Stn4s,' Scope,
I. gli&e t -. inerery tiqriky.
Vest' - tittettetaitie, and' Fob
eighti,lby. -A.7. EVANS. •
1 Puir Ptunps
rp.RE, g reateit nproveloot or the" ago. C.
T-11.,
Piga Dcithic Acting Bail,
Wire, Force and'l ill Pnuip,. An improvement
above nil other , or imachinii." for- lifting
and throing irate , combining both apump - and
Fire Engine.- Thi Pumpi patented iu February,
1854, iae • whol . • of; ite. ' • metalic, bolts.or
screws a b out- to rust , ..epwqten . ntiv it. will
last a man!a•life tr o. "• It can be_- used in , every
variety. of form, ca draw water from atiy_.sirua
tion and carry ikti any' pan' , of a haufi `
es ; it` la
superiorto all ail .r penipls
Par , Brick. Vardis4'lron - I . Works
and Manbfactitring establialtments - of all kinds., •
All orders must e addressed to Aildikbo Dime
w i ck, wer„vmq, bought {he solo
right, fur Sumach , . •
Anil. 2D, 1854. r" sir.: ;
=ls=
Toitim - mmznmilms
FiKetNi*,lo4l4l-ELT:s (* 7 ll Ong o l
1104440fi s tes:14410 -
c i na i litoculway, `-•
, . .
Straw':'and'Befiver 13onnstsi 11.110 T
111024, 'tors suidPeutherOi..:,-;
.t - , - lie ikt vitiat.i : , ).,:, ...
roilt ..- --. witair - 4 - 414 .
,4 -, : 111 . I e PA`Pr 4 PSVW , „ , .f. .'..49.1 _
the present _seaskin,* yielded to us - fn.
c rea4,4 keilitioit,ioll,te t purchise Of a superb stock
of iTR A* Rill RtERR9NAtr4ERWACIIIPLOWERS,
RIBBONS RTHI4 - Rit ittfqiiirefialk* in thiSl CitY, l •
and which-we are 1 1enaltt4 to . :offer at
Wit'
dently foivicirieei for 'cisie:'" ''''''''-'' '.' -
Toon,stockeiPantOißrfnimit ine&x.verm '
Rmaoss, we-Weaki espeeisilly.,nalllthawttention •
of Casfe;Buye,na, c ,as c we.are assurW_lNkra more
desirable absortinent wasliever:beforceptrtred 'in ,
- this city.- ' -' I ~'llo,3tElt 6i'KETtlittli, - ..'
oi4. 6 1 :nnd 66'.1eheati,iter,Willianr:st., N. yY.
N_
'... 43m3' , ,". .. 1 -I'.- , s `''.• ::' :._ ',, • -, - ;•6.-,... - ; ,-,-, ~-,4
„-
.
50 Weddi, g ettidii,iui litate, . ,
B EA.OIIIT 4 LY.EN'GRAVE,D, f ar ":;Fifty--
,:
`Visiting G irds and Plitc;,lii,,gilveiDoor ,
Plates, front 83'; to' $1'0". ' ''',, Weipiiiik grivekopes, •
Note Purim, ' llitsitiess' Car& -- !Netfitt, l 4oo4,-
Conunereial and Private, Seals .erigra*Al,. 'end,
promptly' ferwarded.to 'parties sending ameinit•
taneu to ',• .1 A: DESIAREST,, .General M. , i
graver, 182 Broiaay,'N.':V.— r itit3''' , ..
J: &`C‘' Fischer, riguo7PortAtigan
-1 ufactory :
-A NI) WARF t ' , IOO-M;Nos./43;146 1 241;and .
IX. 249 West Terentii.eiglic - etreet, --itetalr'seen, -
9th and 10th Aire.nneti,New l'ork: , =Tinnorn-with'.
the ,Eoli4n, mid ail the...,bestnioderti improve- .
clients, made of the kst, niaterlalii, nag; on? . •
own suPeryiSimi i. if Written, iitanifttee given with
every Piano.. .1 1 ,- At.t. P.''befirg priateal men,
and manufacturing verriargelp, ruin- hind& . the '
best Pianos, on Flower term* than. eart,besfurninh
ed any Where, and itisdecidedly:the best• place .
to buy (or cash.: Those - desiring nrgood,Tiano,
and one that wi I stand. and Wear : We ll, : tgin't dog,
better than t(le II on J. &.; C. irieclier. f4ania.-
1 1
• ' Stoves and Ranges..--r .
-,..:W11 LESILE AND : HRT4II4.4 -;
t.,`;
. ,
TT:t . lisjsporStillitioEfittltV:lntaktidePrienr:
i
for Stove.ilhat &a be foondin the 'City'. Stoves
of all descripii4s, stylps and designs, - te' r born—.
•ing Wood.or Cril, winch we will warrant in ev.
-cry . way s . , Pers nis to want - of; a fine • Steve; Tor
beauty and darabilitY,'will-do.wklllo call at th -
51 111'ROPOLITAN:,.STOVE WAREHOUSE.
HOPhINS & 151.1 FF, proprietors, N. 235 :Wa ,
ter-street; New iTci r k.' ' •- ' 1 -13m3'`
HOUSE.
GOIIPIL et CO-
. .
, A - XTilo , LEstx . ratvr , si#l4'lls.Puttlish.:
'
, rT. ers, prio rs, and .3lanufacturing A rtists,
(:olorinen, PariS, London, Berlin, and No. 35/
Broad Way, New York. Catalogues Sent b,y.mail:
The usuat.dile(nat to the' trade.'ind Institutions: m
Piture Fraes'fornished.' -' '• . . '' . 43tri3l' '-
Farmers Tfilioalrisurance
'• Office, Atheo; Bradford:County, Penn'ti.
.1' :CAPITAL 200,
CECGkEDyfI BOtiDS AND .3101iTGAGE4 02(
F • ESTATE.
INSUREWn e ,airlit
to by Fira, ironies; Stiires
_Li and other bnildings, Goods, Wsies," .. and Mer.
ehOndise, dirast favorable terms as any 'almilar
Institution. • Losses promptly: adjusted at d paid.
1 1DIflECTORS.
Hon. I torn cel Williston, Francis Tyler, Geo,. A`.
likins, J. T. D. Myer. .G. N. Shiptnan:le.
W, dies, Jr., J. E. Canfield, -Athens; John
Lqpnrte, Towatda:-,Gen. Bradley Wakeinim,
ce : 'Geo. J. Williesbarre Mi
chael 31yiert, Laporte, f n -
i OFFICERS. s..'"•: •
Ilun. Horace) Vi ;listen, Pres.; G. F. Walks, jr.
N 94 Pres. and , rens.. J. E. Canfield, Pee.Py:•/
'iddretia, Cr'Vlard, Wyalusing, BOdtiird
county, Pa•-,-26y1* „ • ,
, TIME CHANGED:. ,
.. ,
Delaware, igekawanirtaik
• I I: IARRA.NGEMENT
(N . N and after.Thort , :day, Sept. '1854,11s
Af•al P,.4r;ngor Train tillUtit(n' Scranton
at 10.35 A. M. - ' . •
Due at... Great Bend at 1.00, v.sr. ' • •-;
''ttnifecting With the Day Express Traiticon,
tlia N: Y. & Ej; It.lll.;,.bath east and west e r
Palisenkers taking this train wilLarriye in New
liit ad iT.304. 1 , 3t. and in Duskirk at 11. _„..
' Return. will ;leave Great. Bend' On' thearri v al,
of the= BuffitloExpress bound West, (2.15 p.,ltt - .)1
which depart; froth New Yorit - dt 7, A. st:,•ttd,
arriVes at Seratiton at 4.55, P: M. • - 7 ;
The , Aerontrnodation Train, : with *me.;
enter ear attached, will depart fnim Scranton at!
r. 31, dueint Great Bond at_6, r.N.,eortnect..!
ing ;with Alle..llail - Train - .bound West;
,and the;
Niubt Express Trains, bound both East and West!:
li.eturning,; - Will depart front Great_Be ti li 44, 7,. -
A. and arrive, at Scranton, 105; A.
Stages will bA In :waiting on' tlic.arrival of Pas
senter trains at Scranton, to conver - pastkttigirs
carbondale pittstnn, Wilkes.Barre,Pitihuiel
?llia via the It:ending an4allother
intdratediate.pice.s. I ;
D: H , DOTTERER;I.Supi:
•,• • . -
t Office, Sera, ntono , • •
Sept.; 3D, 1854. - 25tf
' ;
,
.
l
Noti too -,, Pass ngers. . oo
.-
~.„.3 - .1
ASStNG ORS for Ilirghaintiin,: • Ditnitirk or
X the %Vestein,truins; or for - New. ' Yiiik'iiid
the &shim trains; will - find' stagei l itlitts(' des
Hotel Montrosel t Pa., Which-leave at H o'eklik;A.
M. leoitneeting with theday Expreiis - Trld,tty' boih
East and West,lwithoutdetentionv iAlow a itige
will' leave at:l 1.2 - P: . M. , conne ting with .4.be
Ma I train goini- West, at Great gad, 6,1!..M.,
atulinN e tht Eipreas 6mtt East all Vest. , ANC*
with the 'Mail - train for SCrintati` 1 Cari),(tidttlet
Wit kesbarre and Tank hannoelrAtetti riling, there
wilt boil :stage at Montrose - Depot tim arrival Of ,
the Mail traiu - froto,'Sgatitoii! nt , It 'i.2 P. M.,
on arrival' of the Mail train froin GrOat . ..l3erul at
3' P 4 l M:, iltich does not leave Great( liiind'until
.arttl'a,- . 1 or,day trpress from isath'East and West.
Also, a sthge will leave, Montrodo tor 'Friends
vino, on airivat of trains from day Fatpresm^East,
at :5 P. 3L, return in• time for train to New a York,
every morning at it o'clock. Also •for Leraytts
vilic eve - ry Monday, 1V ednesd ay l and Friday: . ",,
LEONARD.SEARLE. -..
Atontroae,
N. E. R. R.' Tine. tAilit AT Gitol;
&Act. • • . •
D.ty Fa 0:26; P. .31:' Day :Exp.o".. - 0;
Night do. 1.46, A.ll. - Night4o. V.59'4:11.
Mail traiii,!:lo-57, - Av M. '''''lltnit!Pritin, 6:30,P. M.
• -
• STOVES -
Aft 'rut WARE,
• -For Susquehanna
D. LATH &
ROP Co. trotdd beg letite" to=
C. return thanks to their friends for. tbolilib.
eral'patronage for the list. year and hope:they
will continuo their favor., whith .we hope to-mer
it by strict attention to
,business, •tou pawl
%Ye have the must aPPrted patterns .";
Rf.latravgp
ever brought inte this rket, among'
ho fennd 2". :.. -
STAR OP TIIE 4 7 4' , 5t (Eieialett GOO'
CI7LTITATOR:' ",
#.4l24Go!tri. '
NE M' WORLD, - "-
' THREE STATES. all Air Tight, and -oth.
0N too numerous to mention:- •
We also have on 'band a 'large assortritent.Of
Tio;Ware-of a hrary quality, ezPressly,for borne
trade', Cistert. and Well Punts of alldwicOPtiOl4.-
lead Pipo of all sizes, reels for chitin Pittitpay:4W
&e:'• '4ob Arork'rlonis wSth neittneas and-denplit* .
All .iinciN of produce Asken,''or oppetrAdlrMit
Oren. -Give us a call.yoti ,plOsse r ;.."llltetkzmit
Alain etree4 directly oppoliite.tiki-
Cash Paid for-1 7 :b.r..F - - - .•=t9;*...."1 , •L , "-'•
/Mr 000Da.a.
p l at B r ,Ari n t ero st
imuz- a wimpy:At Ivior usual vtahttcy4-41
GC$P B *
Iva.t.tiqAttfili4l2 mUrPßlPAl4l39phartadthe
i llEl qPq:; 44 ,14447.,7.
iliotrofw-Wri:2ll,#B ' -
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f ~~ 4 i ~ ~ •...