. a ih
the prebettt. Year is,.bound to stnn L atent
•a Pantlek:it.,the annals, of .oce*litiviitation,
- for Its nnocrons._and . .disistions;:shipt - recks,-
1
mosgf bittnbirlig arit clasitresseltand teitin
ere,hted7---inthf. first _
alive with, an unusual nuMber.of passengers.
'
Many 'A:die:lli"' disasters`, have - illldo#e(Py
bee'Jt.ofigfia V the total InCapaci ty er rock-,
._ lessness 0, the. commanders. - The. catalogue
- tsionnenced. with . the. ill-fittbd .steamer San
-.Francisco t ' which sailed from this 'wt. - ,.ti .the
- • 21srof .Petember. lasf.,. with abont• seven hun
dred passengers on roard, ineindlegth'elThinl
_ Regiment,..Artillery, ofEcets. and men. When
t we. day'sl'nitt'Oe. - 3.net
. with: a disaster' and
ainteituett . lii.::•icreck 'for several conse utive
.-. 41*, when ' her • surviving passengers
. ..wei,
-..rescued by.ihe her .
p . Three, Bel is,.. the . - A
/
bout
tie and. the bark 'Kilby,. of .13oston.
three --hunclred• 31iTp.s-acre lost; Thisl Was
'. followed. in lapid succession hr the. loss 'of
rainy' otter fine •ships., , ;:wath great sacrifice of
l if e . , :l nc liiiiii g the ill.f a ird PoWhattan, Which
went ashore in a - -sttioe: storing„: on Absecum
. b e...2c ii- iw idi 6 4 r . i . pi g iro'ngerit,'every one of sVhom
were_l_pst.,:-.Sinot,then..we have had to record
the Ices of the stet . ithriii Humboldt and Frank:-
Ain, biit with noleSs•of life.. •The - atorref the .
'Arctic is too -friAtt . ' in the- Minds of the .people
torlee,apitulate here; and
...the ' latc..st. !Attie of
horror' which we have .to record, is the loss
of the shift — Vets. Era, Which • wentashnre four
Mlle , south of Long Branch, on Sunil4 night :
last, in..,0 fog .s4 9 _ having... on .
- beam, !at't the
tinie,:a valuable cargo; and nearly 400 G&-
In4,p emigrants, which sailed _in her frtiiiißre
.urea on -the 23d of September 'last. ,The , iship
is a total wreck, and r more than tWo ltuadred
Jives have been lost. This. is but a Intall
. 'moiety - of
,the account,' Making no' , note of the
wrecking of California steadiers on timPa ifie,
"and-similar diiasters on our lakes. It is - a
'fearful' c,alendar to look-upon; and we cannot .
butt think that our coasts are not sufliei°atly
prepared with the means of . rendering. assis
tance tnatranded vessels. It is stated, in --
counts from Washington, that th e' Presi4
in histmessage, Will :invite the attention
Congress. to the, -many recent, accident
ocean_ steamships, reecomthending fiti t i
legislation 'on - the suliject-Of steam navigl
.on the ocean. • W e -hope this is so,- sin] • we
desire to see the twist, stringent laws enacted
, upon the subject. N..a steamer, or other s-es
sel, should be allowed to . proCeed to sea With
. out -boats sufficient to take all the pasisen
gers.:-eVen though they countlly - -the thouand
—and those of the most improved model t and
.make. - The loss of the Arctic is ja. l4son
that the public should. profit Itv:•`-when eVery
.soul might have been saved, h r ad there been
boats enough ; and' oven in tit°. recent .Io:- I of
the New t ra, the sacrifice of l ife ; would ..not
A
;-
are been near so great,
,had ;the : ship een
properly supplied with the necessary means
of salvation. 'We hope our thipping.l.therz
• chants will giye this state of things their se
lions consideration, for humanity's: sak e. —
N. Y. Atlas: .. ' ~
1
A Mansion for the Governor
.trust that Governor BIGLER Rill,
_lll
his forthcomitig and fist anuyal Niessage,'ree
.ommencl to the Legislature, the provision on
- the part of the State, of a suitable mantion
for the ExecutiVe. It is shameful and humil
iating, that the great Commonwealth! of
Pennsylvania, should have neglected, up. to
this time, to provide a place ;for her Chief
.Magistrate, " where t0! . .4 . lay •hia' head," uPon
his arrival at the seat of Government to cuter
upon the high office to which :his fellow
sena have chosen him: Gov, 13rotzn, a
to retire from office, can urge Upon the
- - islature, this measure of justi& and ser
apect, without being charged witl'a desir
- provide for himself at the public expense,
of s want of economy in appropriating
P!ds in=the'rreasury, at This 'film.; .the
"ei,)irlien the csmditioti, , of the finanee
so low: . '
. , .
No man in the Staie,..who is WOrthy - ofi
ins called a citizen, couldirefuSe..io yield!
assent to ii public, relence for the Gover
—a residence too, th n should .=reflect no
.
, credit upon the 'pOsition Pennky (x
lvania
-. pies in the Confederacy. Hence, there shO
be. no meann e ss ovilliberalityi in provid
such a mansion. It should be at least ei
to soma of.the best private re...., , iidences td
found in the rural wards of this c.ity---!F
the Governor'S'sirarY shoUld: I{e increase'
Meet . the ordinary/ . expenditures of a N
l
. .regulated household- ay to .an equalit •
that. voted bythis city .toils chief officer
• 'What is gained to the siate li'm d 011 am,
,cents, - by the tnisembje;lniserly Oirsi . rr i
that,has thus far' characterised ' i her con
toward her . Governor, is' -lost ' I e i !ur titueS
'in the cstiination'of,every good, loyal citi
in that respect 'and cotpcideration,LWhic
more courteous and liloeral p2listii . Wouldi
cure ,to her ;—for it.„znitst-b - e - yetnemlii
that a State, no lesi thaii'an individuit4 111
'character and social position to inaintai4
- To iiimt- up a Govern - or, when a citizen
- rives at Harrisburg, -through the, highv
'and by,Ways.of that, place, and finding ni
quiry, that not one' half of ~ the people t
can inform him what roof shelters him ;
when found, with the,help - of a guide, tlai
occupies the back rooms, Or-the second s.)
of whichis used as a store—is butuiliatin
the citizen, and 'absolutely disgraceful '
CoM mon weal th. - •
We repeat ; therefore, -our hope, that the.
retiring Ex.ecutire will Kesent this subj tto
the Wslature, -in hi-4 uinal dignified, no 'ous
was, and in ample detail, with a view and
for the purpwe , of, speedily hccomplis
- what ha,i so I.Otig been left unaccompli.
Ihraugh a niggardly economy or a mist • ken
poliny.—Grmantown Tete-graph.,
. —The - . Consicit -44 Rome.
. -. GENoA,,Friday, Nov. 3, 185}
Many Prelates and other dignitaries of
Church, says the correspondence . of the Is
io
ark Daily Advertiser, are aseinbli it at P me
for th grand- Convocation and Jubile . re
cently proclaimed by the Holy See, and to he
present at,the determination of the question
of the 4amaculate Conception. Among the
arrivals announced,' I, notice ihe na`mes of ar
dirials sterckz, of Malines, lin& Si hwa zen•-,
berg,: of Prigue, Arcbbishnp Dixon, :Fri t o
-of 'lreland, Archbishop Cullen, of Dublin . the of Cloyne, Marseilles, Veronai. c.—
Several *reilso' present from South Asia hut:
tot one s$ yet from the United States : : As- ,
the Assembly is not to have. the character of
'a -.Council, the 'oiienlar • iniitation waV i ' - not
general, and inasmuch- as convenient 141g . r.: .
ings could not well, he provided for snore
than those to whom it was -sent, and me
ver,hecadSe it 'picas not deemed expediei
Withdrawit grater n - 4mber from the d'
lies. NeverthefeSs, all who
.come.
_will;
'Officially.' intimated, Meet a .cordial ~i•
:
tion. . ..
The occasion is, .also - attracting. - a 1
number of spectat ors. , I,t.is : the. fashi
these practical times to. speak
i diSparagi
of tlie-.l,oarharle rsplenalr audgergeous fie
of heathen worship, btft yet, innititutiesi
ally flock to Rome froth all parts of - Chi .
dent; to.ivitriessitetklinary occasion, -
.will doubtless surpass anything:sben the,
many - years.. Among: the. .Atnericans'
'hive recetiity'imissed . thiougl4 is a .yt
Near . l.tork - .)awyer; erati , old New PI
Protestant. fSmily, - who; bears: letters
Archbishop *ghee.* ' al', candidate Co
Prifttbenti.. , -' - :. •-. • .
~' .
.:~
f 4. - Later trusor* -Eurespei. ,
Arrival re iliesAfricAro fresh
irate, of Me ssek reest,
. .
ed alive. '
- steamier Africa, ;from Liverpool, 11 , -e
-clock morning of.fiatnellay, the 18th-Noitur
bet., arrived at. her 'Uititrf about, s o'clock in
the evening.
. There is nothing thist..dodrrekthe,,natnn-or
lata news from the 50. 4- of war. A pSoee
iri the fielil fightinglbe
seems to hare ensuod
f ore s erastopo i. Despa tches ,
,boot' RUSilion
and British, 04y "the' mege - progresses *id*
regu i a ii t ,,,' Both parties am in ;want of rein
forcerrrts,—the besiegers much more than
t hi. besieged. The ittftssians heweyer begin'
co be short 'ef-atrunumtien. The rapid reduo
i
tion by ; battle and disease of -the allied force
—'now ;reduced 50,00—had -caused great
-
I alarm -Eftgland and - France, and strenuous
etforts.4ere being 'wide to send instant rein
forcements. •
Winthr.was setting in severely, and !the:
fleets hiki suffered seme,disastereby gales at
I '
sea. t.
. ~
1 , .A . Ritssum official letter sacs: j
•-‘ The' arrival.of the.G mild bides prodnced
1I gnat enOusiasta, :in the ".ranks (O r . the wing,
that. tlal General, thought It welt . to turn it to
' t aecoutd,`,. , Consequently on- the i It the OM
j':
lion at Aeyastopol made two sortiss -=-Elie fi rst
at jl o' look in ~the" afternoon,iJ)sgaimit !the
EnglisW. camp, the second at 2,o'elock against
. the• Froineh position. • ..The affnir with the
English' was of.the4nost desperate kind, and
it is sai'd-that the Russians succeeded . in SO
i king t4ir guns. • On the side of the French
1.5 i guns were . also spiked by t.' Russians, hf 3
who mustered three battalions. . (ter-1110.m
-1 ectitiotiEof this bold attempt, the. battalions,
retired 'in all haste, when a Fre eh division
Ij(that EJf J Geri. Ferey,) pursued 1 them •with
1 Ranch iioor, Carried away by i..s ardor:the
idivision ° arrived . under the very.;}ails of .t.lte .
] place: " It was lainiever reeeived]with a Most
murderous fire. - .I.iija Inomeilt jibe Russians
daShed against this division,. ivinillt had ti:44l
. 1 W i ck Jbetore a. stitierior . force. I Neverthless,
I General Liprandi,:• who had pt. l reeived the
' ine ' ' • f •
1 vement o the French, believing that gen
eral attack wa's- made by the uliies at once
i detached;' a part- Of the -force a his. etirp4
against-the English, for the ptirPOse" of effect.;
tag a - idiversiOn. --Primie Menchlkoff, on his
/ side., surprised Iby' this. siggiktssigil. of Gen.jli
it prandi eilia. had acted withimt lils orders.dex
1 tateh4a to Ida: aid, all the cavalry he ecnild
command. - There then occurred.' a *most' San
i guinary and obstinate struggle on -both sides,
which was pr'plonged till nightfall. • - Prince
MenChikeff atitsJinj-his report t loss of your
thowiand: killed and wounded, and he adds
that the loss of thOdlies was: at least . eqUal.
Aecorditig to his report 22,000 Russians ,re
engaged In
_ftliis.affair. Idencliikoff announ
ces, that he isj about to concentrate alt-his
foresj non at .Packshiaerai, Simp • heropol and
other ,plai:es,,and he - expresses hisLhopesofe
eisivejsuecess. Ho says the allies are ieduc
ed to l j 50;000 men, notwithstandia,„47.the par
-tial reinfOrcementsJthev lave received." .
Admiral Nachimoff, - vbo was reported
dead, ha.recovered from his wounds, and has
restaed duty. j SO, at I t, say. Vienna let
s
ters.•r. j J ,-j, S. . J . 1
•• Gen.favran's (Freacit) brigade, . frOm
Greece,' and 2,oo(l.Zonves, from !Africa, lad
been iiietj at sea, joa their way to!the Criniea
and ere thie. they.hitVe joined Geri. Caurobert.
11
.
I. i I - J? •
j 4sivilslin-Occurrestice. ,
Burniv 'tl the. Russian hospitdl, lid& heo
' ', ; o.ourratirl;:tick and wouaidecl.l
se
em,
of
An oc.' eurrenw Of the Most:horrible net-tire
has Like.* place. The.great HoSpital, in Se
vastopol was . set oh fire by the• sheik of the
'allies, and was limited to the grOUnd, with all.
'its inniates—tWo thousand sick and woutid
ed: ti uunistlkitC* 7"lrs -- pasigtr
ovo l ..i.'ik i v.ietly as. possible in' theEnglisb and
French!. papers, but it • donandt. the - most
pointed Attention. ilt may. be remembered
that - we published an English story .to the
,ef
feet tint ."ltletichikoff hoisted the hospital fl
-
over a - •;tagazine, which the English direcipd
their fire i upon and -blew - up. We fear the
building thus fired upon - was really the hos
pital. -
Nov.'6;--,-AccOunts per last steamer stated
that th(; battle was resumed on.the 6th. Pro
bably the following CresPatch--,:-being the la
test) telegraph to hand--4efers to that engate
ment.-- - • I•
or
the
E -0111
s is
to
elf
of
Nor. 15.—Drspateite8. Nut Bab
akla-va, Of date thel lth, have been reeeiied
this', event ng, •aecording to which.. de9patkh
another great, battle:had been ,fought. , The
Itus'sia . ns are said to have lost 9,000 men.;--
The . lossOf the alliesLivas also - great, but they
remained,' maiters.of the field.
oc,O.—Despatches from Prince Menehi
koff announce that the operations Of the siege
continuek and that the-allies' were entrenuh
thetnSelyes strongly on..the: . left flank of
their position. I - •
_• • •
and
iony
hie.
ITT
• •••,.
Sickness is on . the increase :la the allied
camp. The cold`is very severe at inight.
vere'weather,lad occurred at Sea a Turlifl
89-gun ship and a• frigate sonic inla gale.
Russian news' ? via Vign
na, itatesil.hat from the sth to the 9th Poth
ingrof, im irtance had occurred at Sev.rlito
pol.,, The'allies,were fortifying their position
on the left bank of. the Cliernaya as strongly
as possibfe.. The Russians occupied the right
bang. The. bombardment of the,city.contin
uedhut the breaches, were alviayS Tepairid.
"In"bierie, 00th nit.. • . !
• .
ar
ays
in-
sere
and
t.
] °r3 '
to
the
ENN:srfv,tsle.—The time for the election
of nited Stafei Senator is, axed by law On
The ..etond Tuesday of February. llt wal. for
mer y on the second'Tuesday ofJanuary, But
t tat did not allow sufficient tittle for set
ling contested leafs, and making; other pre
limi arrangements ; the last Legislature
eha the law, as above. ' '
e Hon. Ellis Lewis has beciorne Chief
Just ce in, room of the Hon. J.S. Black,
wit► term as Chief:Justice will expire on the
Ist .f December-next.' Judge Lewis was (Or-
met- y a journeyman printer. He soon becamea la yer , :of good standing, then a Judge r,ln
the ycoming District. lie was , afterwrd
:ran planted to the ;14mc'tster District and
fro!, thence to the Supremeßeach! and now,
by virtue', oftbe Constitution, to the summit
of his' profession in the Keystone §tate.
SALE OF TEE MAINE LINE.-7:10:0F. Bigler
has caused to,be adiertised, is accord:nice
with-the 'requirements of last . winter's act
that,"settied proposals for the pUrchase of the
main 1 - in4, or any division thereof," will :be
iecti red by ili seCretary. of the ICommorp
wealth, tip to Monday the Ist day Of Jansta=
Whether next. The proposals will, stateidistinctly
Whether the bid is for the whole line, 44* a Pail,
and_for What)- Said propos'als will he Uddre4-
ed to the Secretary of the CoimpoOwealth,
under seal," Proposals for the Main Line of
the Public. \Yorks.!' • :
eo
t to
oee
lit is
C Op-
rot"
pgly
0003
Junictat—Oitaiou OP Itcw.—Judge Mc-
Lean, of the - United Suites Court, recently
nu- ,stated, iw - giving his judgment in . a marititue
to. case, that " ' trait has sunk 'more" seaman than
a c it i all the tempests that ever Mew." Ships fouM
in der at- see, or ar e ' drawn upon lee-oaste now
who and then,' but , a rum-IsAlensailor is affrays an
ling a lee-shore - ; always foundering , in ;a storrii-
I nd tossed ocetin;l4lways groping in pitchy dart-,
rom neui for
!d Via there 11) but one lightlitst frill
thel guide !dui to safe barites:, and Midis swell
kepqtedir. of total .:abstinence, .:.: slstinenett,
•
. *Vie ? • , •
~ '' , . WABHINGTOF,, Dec. 71, 11354 ;?.
Mr, H. A. Wise is nominated for Governor;
by -,the . Virginia. Convention. Gem:go', W.
lituniniets will ptobably be the Know-N4liingi
candidate: Beta - in* offered that Summers=
wili 4 ele c ted.. 1 gems! Democratic Mettibersi
of eobgress frond Virginia express- theopittion
thet • Mfissi will be' ; defeated. :- ' t i
Mn- Aehiion itivfresigned 'the Preuxiency 1
of the Senate. This is a dodge, to get 1..)0ug- . :
las luta-the Chair though some talk of Btight '
as .tho successor.;
The pamphlt py of e the President's Ifeit-' ,
sage Makes nine, n pages. ' '-' '
-
The Prfti4ent rgues at.length against. the
v i e
River and Harbiior -bill in a sepiolite 'Mee- I
• 1 ,
.. ii
There will brobably be a quorum on and
to•Merrow. l. - _
1 ;
TOM Wheeler, is here, in fine spirits' ',
. .
,• - •
The inembers,"or both Houses are iarrlyingl.
bete '4i, large nutribere from all sections cif the ;
country.. The greatest activity is being ei-
Whited, and, everybody is looking foiwri*l to:
the Proceeding:s.4;4' to-morrow with feelinge•ef:
cenelderablet intnrest.
.• • .
_1
' • ... WASIIINOTON:Dee. 2, 18.14. - 1
A special messenger, with 'copies . t o( the
PreSidents Message, left -here this. mei:ping:l
for-Baltimore, Philadelphia; New-fork' and
Bosteim.• The. triseriger for . Cineinatti' left '
this afternoon , and the' mess enger for ii:ch-:
\ niond,Petersburi, 'Wilmington. and Charles
ton,: leaves this eidning. it was the original ,
intention to send lit to Richmond only, *ult...
ting retersburg i -Wilmington and_ Charleston
but the President
an
prevailed upon .tai: ex:!
tend the ' favor of ',a'n advanco copy to Charles
t ,
.ton.! 1 . - - 1 • . • •
. - ,-, •
'.
' TittOliigence bs been received here stating!
that the Bentonit t ..,' in the Missouri Legislature . ;
hnve offered to c alestee with the Whigs- 'tit!
:
defeat tbe elcet io of Mr. Atchison to; the:
. Unite& States Serinte. - • . . -
t
t
= = ..•
The city is filling with the members 0001 1 .
.lionses, and a fall; quorum is now preseat.
The hotels are thiongel
; .'N e ws has just been received here that Pen-1
ry A. Wise has reeeived the nomination, for;
Gospmor
by the, t ate Convention. !• ;
Tlie anual -reprs from the heads'. of the
seic4al Departmetits of the: GOvernmentl willi
be transmitted froln here by mail • to-moirowi
afteittoon. - 'i. . .
Piic4very of the fii;;.rfn bodies of Sir 7 . 0hn!..
"Franklin and hfa ir,7 Dr. Kane'ipar4
- :
ALDAN; Dee.. 34,
The lake Superior Mining News of the 27tlii
:
i . .. .
"'.We learn by private letters, that the:bod-.1
ies Of:Sir John Prunklin and his men 'have?
been found by Dr.lKane's .party, completely'
froinp, and in a Perfect state of preservatioOti
It-Jidds: "That from . the authority from
' 4 .wike - nee we. hav4+ pined the information wl;
. ,
have
»r r
hae 1 4 the. zight i to, believe it as petfeetly!
trati,;''.
••••• • -
TII Virginity Denaoaratie Stnte
Convention. •
111i1110 -D, Dec. 341,1854. .
Tile Virginia Dt+pocmtic State convention,'
after.;it stormy scission, of three dapi, Gave;
.nommated Wise for Govertioi,,:
W. 'McComas for tieutenaat-Governor, ;and
W. Y. Bovock for Attorney General.
&Motion waS'.Maile to make' Mr. Wise''l
nomination unauimous, and, although any
nays';iNere heard,? the Chairman declared 4 ,thati
the 4,omination Iliad - been overwhelmingly,,
carried.
13,esolutions were then passed approying,!
of.rinlasn Pierce adnaimorakion, and
eiarir4T thFlt he 64• faithfully adhered to!, the
. ;
. ,
sisid that Gov.- Rec - deriwill
issue . # proclamation, ordering the Territerial',
election. to take elope on the 25th 'of Noi=ent,'i
ber. It is said,ithat all , the Congressional' :
candidates who have been announced, sq fart;
are uf the pro-Slavery stamp, with. the excep
tioq. Of Dr. T. L. Warcarr, who is reported to',
be itneotnntitted. The other caOidates! are
Wurritzt.n, of Tennessee, -now acting as
Indian Agent in the Territory ; Col. Win. H.;
Resstru of Independence, Mo.; and
Selma N. BURNES, of Platte County;
These gentlemen are all Southerners, ;and;,
would doubtless prefer to see Kansas it lave'
State,: Mr. Rn , sell, is said by the Indepen
dence:Agrarian to be " surpa.ed by noione
n rational .attaeliMent to the interests of the
Soutli," while Gen. !Whitfield " yield's to none I,
in hiR devotion to Southern. interests." . ; Of
cont.* all this goes to prove that there ti no
dattOr of Kansas becoming ri slave Slate,
and that - all its settlers airs opposed to pia
very.:-
.
~.. • , , ,
31EETING A anA,SER—A city buck visited
the S hakers At Lebirrion, some time since,and
as he4sts wandering through the village, en
countered a stout hearty specimen of the feet,
.
and thit accosted Ins :Z-
"Well, brciad-brim are you much of a Ana
kert I I 1
"Nay," said the other , "not ovemiceh,but
:d
' I can o a little that-way."
So beseized the astonished- man by!thie
'ciallar ? and nearly shook him oat "o• his boots
• !
,
f .
i " „ , h7lasons *tut Not Fli
.1
According to. the Masonic ` ill
:following resolution- has passed
:Lodge of California:: .
t',. Reiolved,Thatitie practice of ueling .is
repugnant to the Pr inciples of F •emasoury,
r an d itj all cases ii , hore the brethre resort ! to
1 , this mode of settling;theirdisputes it becomes
itlie'dti-,t.y of the Lodge or Lodges of yhti e h ,
they am members, or under who e jutisdick
lion they may be, forthwith to • pel them
. 1
;from all the , rights and privileges if masonry.;
sabje(A to the -con fi rmation of he Grand 1
l iLodge': and no . Brother who may fall in a i
-duel shall be buried; with Masonic honors;l
• The; 1 following Was also pas • . and,
' , ls s h om ou e ld ii think, ,woild be csuside •d whille
,
,'- Resolved, ,That it 'is the opinita of this
i;, Gra 14 Lodge, that !the use of h 'rolooie ent-.,
• bletni t!pon sign-boards is unmasole, and in
',:open violation. of the spirit of Fr asonti-.
..
tr i al l World km f 5838.;
ein
r ,
%bir in advance,) $3 04
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a_ .
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Plic 40,,toting people; *send 03 nolo for voice,
; 'NI • • I
mel eon .and organ, 1 This mitrie, *loos,
costij the pioprietor..annually 111.700, and is
.w. 014 to every atiliewil)erai least $l2 00;
set , titig aside thei ad valutage' of its. variety end
its OPerioritY as the very pick of all LUte gory
mitisin published:, ; ; '
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gravings; ;
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now 'ready wilt be sent inunedintelytto those
first ;Subscribing. - i
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itindly draw attention : to the saine e ditorially, ,
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. ,
&MARI) oroßnti 111ILLttl,
EditOr rind , proprietor r ig Bioaduniv N Y
Tn this mammon- . woraliipine Age, , it
irate to'find a-man place his nrefulness, to
t4e Pbblie,.before..his interest.! During a rate°
vital tO the "City of Spindles'" we .were Tire
seated by a - professionul friend, to the cele.- .
hinted (.41euurt,naore familiar than any oth
er; at, thcl.teiliitle of sicknc.s, -I , in thi4 country...
the unpreceden ted ttredtcine and the immense gale tif;them,lwe
had Ipspected to; find him a million:ire, 4nd,
rolling in
.wealth. But no rre found hint in
his laboratory, busy with his laborets, among
hie lrneibies , alembier - , and Iretorto—giving
h%s bet personal clue to the',compUunds,l on
tha liyirtims of
. which, thonsauds 'ping Ifor
tattOit.--- •We learned, that notwithstanding
his i',-ast Unripe:so, trtrci — itm, , rl4mpt
the' Doctor is not: rich. The 'real , .onla.:. -
signedir;4ll,at the inaterial and; he
pershits in. making his preparationkso 'expien
si:VelY,. that
.the nett profit is.omall---Anirri;
can 'fanner, Ph el. •
'H . : . • - -dab
• DOnation VIOL r.
:A Donation visit will be paid to ; the Rev.
Dewitt C. Mikity, at his residence`, in Mem-.
i.cokeinext Wednesday afternoon and evening.
The,publie ate cordially invited to itttendi
.NOv. 6, 1854. R ' I
1 1 . •to • '
Teacher's Asiociation. .
'N4tice is hereby given, that tit* wil be
j a !meeting of the S asq's Co. Teachets
anon at Clifford C orners, (Fartneriville)-lon
Sattirday, Dec. 16th, at 10 4o'clotc
khe 'county Superintendent Will lie prelent
mid:Agent:rat attendance of Teach*irs and; all
frietnia of education ariearnetktly
1: ! ' lig t lig Laltil--c ! , •
i • 3. I
.
At: the Rail Road Rouse inlLodeisville, on,
Tiiitiday,. the 30th, pit., by ;the Rev. J.I B.
Meareaqi Mr. PETER BAKER, of Faittoryville,
NV,y.IPO., Pa., and Miss SARAH JAN 4 Ronz4trs
of Beaton, Luz. Co., Pa. ' i l'
, I - -
e. 'A tlPrent. Bend, on • Sabbath evening. the
3d :_inSt., by thi. same, -Hun. r). D.; WARDER
of - Pllti:OSefiladi-Mlls,.:;4l.itE:C.X.:l)3atr;sa,l ..t
the c osier prate: .• - -- I 1
'i. _•
, 431Siebols.. Tioga..desist.._y...nriLWeri ,es
aaS,ll.l)9 6th inst., by tile same, Mr; Coo ER
E. ,t3nivr, of Corbittsville, Brune ;Co. N. N.,
and Miss MARGARET WESTERGOK, cf the for
mer; pace. -1 i -1
''`
" I
' ! 0180 ' 1 ' '
y
41! Great Bend, on the 16th ; ult., lifrs.d.u l st
C4iri GILLESPIE, wife ofJobti Gill4sp!eoieti
50:iciitc. ' , - I
• f
, • i•
NOTICE.
TII,P. au 6eriber maybe found at hi s taco
dker the stern lately occupied bt.i. G.* W.
H. „Puller,' *hero he will be ttl.poy ... tti nee
sit
tho l ee that.aie indebted to the late firm of D.
Laihnik & .Co.
r LATHROP,
AlOatrose, Der. 6. - 1854. s. I
. .
NOTICE. I '3
nOtiOSE indebted to the :I Oise, rihet d f or F 0,04
AL- 'sit. Register, Recorder, or Clerk. i the Or.
01141 4 ,1:0,411.1, are ben-bv notified that 'obey wOl
curved raver by settling:the retitle coop.
IANGDON.
Itlnntrog,e, Dee. 7, 1854.
. .
Popular Patent Medicine Agency
,
BEL TURRELL finS just p...ceivid a noiw
.LIL. istipply of all the ppular Patent Metlicinits
uC IlleAay, including Dr. .1 line's Celebrated
meiditlintss, Trade's In lanetic Oinitnent.lTannee d
GermanOintment..Myer's Extriwt Ruck Retie,
FoixStWitio, and all sorts of Pitts, all direct
- from tile Prepriters., ; I
Campheno and Burning Oluid.l cheap s
th 4.111 ea pest. L.L.
s,l(iniiuse Dec. 6; 1854. • .1
- - 1
!&ister, Ithe
!tile gritqd
: • . .
Don't be • Prightoined4' -, , 1
1
i• 114 „ "FARMERS ST-4DRR” AqA.I.!I IMOAT. 1'
.
.
7, E, wish to sty to.osnr frienda and Cantorn-
T Y. l - ON thlt wd h gym tvittis!oO,d•tojevoilrie,,o
eletio44. that constoned our kore, with; must of
oui . .Go4cla, anti giro hav e errtited a .einivenie i
- -shai4,,chere we unit be hap;ly to aeli our o d
I;
l'eu+tolne'rm as well al new. - We are going toll II
1 Gonda ',lower than ever, and We';.thinl; ten . p , r
c cent.. leis than you.ean bay elaevt i
here n Subg.ra
iConniyil, Call and . see... ' - : ! . l. .
•, . 'rf, .I.! ' • • WARRp'$ 4. 'MAYER.;
. . i
Montfrse, Nov. 29. V3 .. .5..5. 1 . i • 1 '
Making,Wapißtalikenii
thin
. ! and marriage Iro4ing4 • ,
THE,l4l2h4eriber 4. , 4:1;411:i5hed him
la (ow rod* mouth ad Disnocl four: Come ,
i* preimited to do all kind 4 Wor in the atm ,
bratiehe* of busin*64 On (Mori notice, and t
moot rrasonible term*. fir flatter* hiMself tip
wilitb the' help now in his Ortipley,!he will be a
to viY* rntirtisatisfartioni to all Who may fay
hitn with their eustom f . , j
• •c. C. B1'114E:9.
Dimoek, Nov. 23, 183.1.--11;itf.; • .
'N. B. Most kindi ef :umber and all kin.
of doontry produce taken In pavnirnt.
••• riOUr & Sal•
Q Aix , by tho toad or lily& bbL fur side at t
011iophottorn Station.
.Al4o flour in qu.trtcr bbl. Racks' nt $2,75 p
sack.'! • IREtiL 64 TINGLEY.
IlopbOttotn. 0.1. 12, 185 1. , •
I . IT /8 NPTIO. ' 1
t Ali THE story has gone onti that: the
'll.llliieloonith shop npar Keeler's Hotel w
i,burnt , ,tnthe ground anti the Bittekatnitiihan go t
Joue's.l..oelier, or altnewhere
iwOtild beg leave.to Vertu the:_lc ithat it
tnot in. • We are alive yet. ready. table. 41141 Wi
tend to your wants at Wtutil.
luta greit auff.ler Io that recent Ore, Ir a
to the rononunity, one and - atl, nnitio gl ,
ut to pay rite what is nty,tioniiaiigue, that 1 ml'
I:tt tit enntinue to tend to your watits as u
Nt. !‘-ni4ke the appeal for need it, `Auld wl
eah;tilsait4- 1
A. r4 -. IIA.WLEY;
,stArOset 6r: 49085C-4S •
Caienvtlle Boipk Drug Store. 1
Tu' 4 oh/caber would Inform the Inhabitant, of 1..
, eesettie ^ig d.areouadies /tonally: that he hint etitat!i,
ly -tialaited and hap/need his tore.and with
tango and - !omelet& essoettoent. of Pigott. Olio. new:
uondrinee-stotte- Window Olaf*, flash, arty, Tarnish
sod ervehea- Abut:
,Iri .
Patihiit Iheatlasls.Glaeouare,Perfumery,:lfee,,
Ite• NoOmui efeetlauery ,Toileasztialeat sod elk *Melee
usually keptla awr establishment of the kind. Also e•
hale,* e eiteortment of
' I. BOORS ft STATIONERY. •
p4giettaii i d e a /4.M. Jae. ; which hole prep to sell in
as reasFonab:a tense es Royston/1u the eonat . • .
, .
I • Dort jAME3 GRIFF N. • :
Also lteepo lame room wattle/int annulment . ofthe
OtticikT 'Weasels's/9 .eseetaltrettieted, prepared and igu-;
nert tended ay libeeelt,for r leounineweaniodatlonand the .
benellt ofthe public - • . ,
nollilera Painters. Phyaliatee,,Pcheed Teacherelootee,
el I e4eser end iv - ofwoilousadithlaiteeienfehase ate welted
to eeitand •e . i for tbeeseelltel..:-.- •
I tkett,
• nrfnlia inform hie fortifer Ostrom: that he has' hi
omineetion with hie othet basin EPS a roll navortment
of Items end Shoes some o'.? which he,cari warrant.
and Ail, ne renefmnbto as can bo bought at any oth
,
.0-phics in the country. ,
•
! ! ' L. SnOrr
.
tat eet.lyareriolin Atelplm;orip Starr on .
We it: ta..Etlersvillo.
•
:ttrtich 7th, lisl.—t f.
~ ~
• •
A_ • Now Good..
TRESit arrival of NeW Goods • which' 'we;
;offer Ctriy cheap. We'have 4 largo stock.
of Sopt e gold Farley Dry Goodi, which we Will.
sell ysitir Call and'examine..
• ' READY MADE 40THIND. •
We are now propired to et the all according.
to thisLitest style.. e have a large stork which
.we will '441 very low. Call and examine betortj,
purchnsine% Also, a, large'steelc Cloths, Caw:
simereS, Sattnettm,
our stock in this line, is complke. We invite'
the attention of 6.Sit PVIICILtsEtts to oui .
Atlkiiids,uf'roducu taken in exehangel fur
Goods at trash' prieeik
.
• ' • HAWLEY. & MOrP.
M4ntrow. Nor. 1854. • .
,
•'i - Watches and Jewelry... -::.. ..
1-4...... , • T HE subscriber has return.:
b.: •• - ;: id from New York With:.
1 .
! lib e tt ,c te .
j l e a i rg ve e l s r t y, v p ar la ie t t e y d of
w Ware,
and
, o t-.-- other articles in his line, that,
t;•S.:: has ever been ffered tch the'
gip
C -
. ' . citizens of Binghamton 1 and,...1
vicinity. ' ConSistinri of a very heavy stock ofi
Gold Arun ing :Doplez .Skeleron•Ltser, Englisfr
Patrint-rrr, Enameled and AhchOr Wittehers.
Silvek • Lever,'•ArichOr and Lepine do. , in plain'
sod Bunting cases. :Gold Vest fob ad Guard'
chain's, Silver 40.436., Gold Seats, - Keye . ,Slides;
Drinks SwivelS. Pencils, Thimirles, Lockets, Eat 1
rings Finger Kings. Breastpins:Crosses, SOcta;••
s,
ele ie. SilVer Cake. Pie s Fruit and .fitttter
Knives . , Silver !Lad! es. Forks, spoons, Ceps,•card..
Camei and Na kin Rings, Coral - Beads,. hell . ;
C o mbs.; Knives and Scissors, Plated Car4ons; - :.
eakc2and Card Biskets, Candlesticks, Snuffers {
and Trays: Spoons, Knives'and Forks, Clocks of
every; he‘cript4m.a; very largo stock . of quid,
penk.:Hair and Tooth brushes Buffaloe Back..
dressing aide and pocket Com bs, fine tooth;and;,
_lndia Robber do., port 4 Mormis, &c. &c . . date.
The above goods having been purchased at, the,
present depresSed state_ .of -the market; enables!.
tr.nridersigneo to offer them to his customers"
•at unrisurillv• lea. prievi, and to which he would-
resp.etratotcwirte 11., r .....”. , ...1‘..0.. ...rt. -" - , ---- 4 i
wishing to tibt4ln nny article rn his Imp. . .
- i
•.-- .1 . : i
-. . ALFRED J. EVANII. •
----- 1 -- - 1 No. '2, Odd Fellows' -
Binghamten,lNov. i
26, 1851; • , ' i:, . ;
Dissolution. •
HE firm heretofore txistinj undfl• the name
T
Of D. R. tothrop & Co.. is this day dissOlv.
ed . by'llnutual (4insent. The Ifoolts imd acrocnts
are in tlie handi of D. R. Lithi•op.for collection
and settlement.; Thos . ") indebted to the late firm
mrc re4nested to call and settle at 'their earliest
pdssibie convenitfacc.• _ • ;
D. R. LATHROP, '
. J. P. W. RILEY.
Montrose, N0v.28. 185.4.-48i3
. ,
TIME CHANGED.
Del.4wtere, IlAtekirscannn &
• • FALL • ARRANGEMENT? -•-
N:zand after Thurtsisy. Nava 23. 1854, the
O
3lail Pass enger Train will leave
.Scrapion
-
lit 12 M. .
Dud at' Great Bend - st - 2.39. r. u. , •
Connecting with the Day- Express Trains ;on,
the .N.Y. & R., both, east and westi,—.
Passengers taking this train will arrive i n New
York at 9.80 P. M. And . in Dunk irk' at 11.
Return. will Itaye Great Bend. On. the arrival
of the 134114 EXprtsts; bound West. (3.20 P. - is.)
which departs frOm New; York ;at 7, w. at.,-- T tind
arrives at Scrtiotain at 5.50 F. I -
1
Thai Freight Accommodation Train. with pass.
eager tar attlichtd. will depart ham Scrantonr,tt,
t 4.. at Ga t Bond at 6. P. at..connecti;
ink*wiiii . the Mail T i in, bound West.' rind: Chit
Express Trztino.bound both Enst and West:
Itothrniog, will &part .frion Great Bend tat;
6.30 ♦ St. and Artive'at Scranton. 11.00. A. lu.!
: Stage* will beim waiting on thearrivol of
senger, Trains ntiSeranton. conv e y pasieriger a
Carbondalo. Pittston, Wifkesl•Barre,.Philadel.
phia via thOftea6ing R. R., Easton; :Mall oilier:
intrin f ecliate phoics. r . ..
: ! • D. DOrTERER, Supt; :
Supt ()tee. perOnto,n.!i
N•iv. 18..1854.• if 25tf •• \
Stoves, Stoves! :
lIE silloicribers het; leave, to inform the cit.
{tens of Broliklyn nu l l vicinity that they,
have just received a lot of Stoves of the varlogic
moderb patterns 6nd styles, which they offer for,
sale 34 tow as they can be purchased elsewhere
in the-county.i • • :
ALSO—A lot!•pf SrovE Pres and Elbovrs of
the different sized, at manufacturers price*. '
WANTED—OId Iron, Copper and Braes in ez.
changti for Stoves or other Goods.. -
SMITH & HEMPSTEAD: •
Nnir : , 28. 185 j. • • •
Wanted.
5000 bustiels 'of Oits, 2000 buihela of Cont,
1000 hn4he•la of Rye, 1000 bushels e.f Dri r d - Ap.
Wes. 1600 balhe;a of fluekwhi4t, 500 btothelepf
Bean 34; and any .
inatitily of Partridera. at the
highest
_market prieeit in inichange fir GnodshY
SMITH & HEMPSTEAD
A Stw ,twii Winter Shawls, jilt recety.:
XI. id and for tialictiiw: by
SMITH 45i1E11P4TRAD.t-
1 • NEW .GOODS.
; -
• llontley &Read .!,
Aat now re c eivi n g, in their nevi Builging on
t4o west aide of Public Avenue, hire deers
41)ove Searles Hotel; a large and desirable as•
surtment - . •
FALL MIDWINTER. GOODS.
.Their.slock is O ( most entire,' NEW, 4aiing,
sired-but n trifle,l comparatively speaking!. from ;
thelatidestrtietive firo,.and comprises, their as.
variety of Dry 00 , 44. Groceries, Crocktry,
Ilirtlware, Dreg* -51rdielnes'. Paints, Oils, Dy.
stuff*, Boobs Shoes, Omits, Yankee notions am,
dte. We trust that our old customers, and the
publie generally, 4,01 ItlVe us' .4 call at our-view
it. 4 we lira determined to supply: . thole,
wants en as f.s,vorable terms rainy (goer neigh.
Montrose, N0v. 1 ; 30, 1854.
in`.:YOB' . iaNTS,
nom Vissclum.& l *Ett4. oB , 1 0 11
Bosse, Apple-64f 3418 , ,1
- 01if3411 Bewidietiy,
Straw. . snit Beattie* . Bonet ;$
bons; Plintexil end reathersi. -
VOA- et •
AHE itztaulik Pulls* in. th pep Market
the present, Haien, !uukyielded
. to us in
creased facilities in the purciriSe of a superb stock
of *rail, DElVtotoOSlETS:Fittsca fICAerAS,
itlirDoNs and Emermans.,Cisneitutilled in this city,
and which we'are enabled to - offer at unpreee.
dimly low plices for'Cialt. • - •
To our stock of PARIS Falrnans and Bosun
11538055. we, would espeuislly colt , the attention
'of Cant BOYER*, as We ate ;assured that a more
dtitdrable assortment wit* never,before ofii.red in
this city. Hollgit & XETCHUM..
Nos. 64 and 66 John-it; cot.. Willienwit„ - N. Y.
•
43m3 ' ' ;
• '
• Piio . Wedding Cards, With late,
BAtrnruLLy ENGN.AVEtk
Visiting Ciirds and Plate, 82. Silver Door
Plata. from 83 to 8101 'Wedding "Eirelope . s,
Note Paper. &mines" Card*. - Notary, Society;
Comaierctal and '-Private' Seelig engraved,. and
promptly forwarded to parties sending - ti remit.
Catlett to' - A. DEMAREST., General Eli
graver, 162 BrondwayiN. Y.-43tral •
IT. &C. Fiseher.Tiano-Forte Man
' - 'claatory , - - -
. ..
A ND WARE ROOM, N05..243. 245, 241,and
CI 249 Weal Twentreight street. 'between
Oth add 10th Avenues, New York.. Pianos s with
the &naafi, and all ,the bent modern, improve.
°lents. made of the best materials, under: oar
own supervision; a written guarantee given:with.
every, Piano. I &..C. -,l' being. practical Men,
and manufacturing very largely, can furnish the
best Pianos, on lower terms than can be furnish
ed any where, and it is diteiedly the beat place
to buy for cash. Those 'de ;ring a good Piano,
di l
and One that will stand an wear well, can't do
better than , to call on J. Ai C. Fischer.. 48m8.
i Stoves and Ranges.
. . , WIIOLESA.I.R AND RETAIL.
m . ,
HE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand the fin
est assortment of Alt-tight . C;oolt and ; Par
lor Stoves that can be fottui in the City. Stovee
of all . descriptL.ns, styles'and . designs, for born . -
ing %Vood or Coal,'whieli *e will warrant in ev
ery way. Persons In want 4 a fine -Stove, for
beauty and durability, will do well to call - at the
:11 ETROPOLITAN STOVE WAREHOUSE;.
HOPIONS & DUFF. proprietors, N0:285 Wsi
ter"-atreet; New YortL. • 43m3
, .
TNTHO!.ESA LE PAINT SELLERS, publish,
ors, printerA, 'and Manufacturing Artiimi,
Ctdarmen ► Paris, London; Berlin,' and No. 366
Broadway, Now York. Catalogues seritty
The. usual discount to► the: trade and Inatitutioni.
Picture. Finales rut-dished' ' 43m3.
• HTGEANA, •
• •
Brought Home to; the Door of the Million.
AwONDERIiIIL Discovery hat recently bewn!made by
Dr. Curtis , oval. ri y.lujhe treatment of Cot:rump.
tion,A•thrita and all diseases of the Lupg We refer to
"Dr. Curtis' Itypeent; or lehaline Unita Vapor, mid
Syrup." With this new Method Dr:11. bur Tutored many
aftli :ted ones to perfect health ; as. an evidence of which be
has innumerable certificate,. Speaking of the trellUZlelit,
a phyliriabtenllltkO: It hleTialint tiFtt inbaUng—ennetsint
breathing An agreeable, Sealing vapor, the medicinal
properties must come In iiireet Contact with the whole Of
the trial ,cavity of the lit let, sad thus escape the many and
varied change, produced upon them when introduced -into
the stomach, and subjected to the process of rlitrstion./.6:
The lifttentii for retest all ttie druggists throughout ibe
conntry.'. -
New !York Dutchman ef•Jest.
The Inhaler i worn me the fires • u n3Ar the linen with
out the least inconvenienee-:ttie beat of the body be4l
endieloht to evaporate the Auld.
" nand:edit of CASE? oc CURIA like the'-following
be noised. Oue reeked , " oftlyncaga has eared me of the
ittritite orris item.- standing. ' : • ' • -
Jos. )7 Yee. berry, P. M. ofDanornoten. Per:i
cored of the ASTHMA of lOyears standing by Dr.
Curtis' Hyssops. . .
Mar and Potosi Brooklyn, N. Y,l;
Mrs. Paul of 11-3eatansoadOt Y., was - cured of : a
revere ease of fironehetb , by theiblteentl. " • ii
My sister bee been eared of a DISTRIMPING COMM 'of
several years standinz. ind decided to be incurable by'ber
physicians., She was eared in UNE MONTII..by the My
groans. >'' • II
J. H. Gaubert, Af Richmond Me •,
Niro three Dollars a Package.-. Sold by CURTIS it PDS-
K INS k DOYDA PACT. No. lig Chambers Bt.._ s..
package* mi t free b comet , to any part of, the United
Statis for Tern Dollars. '
It • 11 —Cattle Nytrana" to the 01:IOINAL and -ONLY
GLNIIIIIE ARTICLE. all, etn.ma are b _ are haraltatiens or
ally and lIIJI , RIOCS. eenateereita. Shun Ahern ae jeer
P 015611..
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lAN now reeeivitie a.fult suppli - ofgotids for
the fall trade which will be sold-at the lowest
possible prices: Call ;and
• „
• • J. lI—SUTPHIN.
Butatnersville, Sept. 15;
• New. and Cheap Goode:
BOUGHT at low pressure prices and will be
sold accordingly by • '
. U.;BURROWS & Co.
Gibson, Oct. 11, 1,854.'',-
. .
, • cloths, - ..
CAsAimEREs and . . ceding. a .large assort !
went and at prices low,er than we have ever
been enabled tooffer , theta heretofore.
Oct. 11. . ' • .. ' 1•13. B. & Co.
Dreis Goods
AGREAT variety of beautiful stylos'aud
most as cheap as , could be desired. "
Oct. 31. tr. B. &-CO:
Black
A:GOOD quantitY for dresses, at 81 ets. per.
Pa. - • U. IL dr., Co.
Oct, 11. 1854.`
_
LONG an d Square, , Woel, Bracho and Silk,
very handsome styles and at extremely loer
pricer. __ • - V. B. & Co.
Oct- 11.
33roclie Rawls. .
-•
-- • _
eiHEAPER than ever b efore known , &anti;
k„l..ful yiatterns, ana ' fi ne quality. of 8.4 Brodie
Shawls, Cupen's manufacture, at $7, _ •
Oct: 11. ' • U: &' Co, '!
Bay Siate Shawls-
TE largest alzei qtu.lity. and new pat.
erns, 87,5 0 eueti. U. B.& Cu.
&Lit. '
- , Caxpets•
AGOOD assortment and had/gams psterns
..at very low.prieeN U. B. & - Co;
Oct. 11. . .
Buffalcißobes• -
A LARG of:handsome Robes, •a . part _of
11 them whole, Indian dieved, and very
• rior colors and quality. `. • Co.
. Gibson, Oct. 11. 1854. • • '
To the People of Sltqu'a County'.
-
JO BING one 111 the grealesto.safforersi by the
1.3 recent'destructive fire hl Montrose, 'having
lost my store-house and nearly all of a' large
,stock -of goods, I haVe not however given Over
'to despair, but have 'fatten n sture.r(mm "iti the
lower part of the Town, first door north of Keel
or's flute), into •which I have placed the small
- stock saved from the fire, and will, in the course
'of a very 'short time fill up the store with ail en
itire new stock of goods. in my - preeent new
location, I'will be happy to see and wait upon
ray old customers and the public generally, who
favor me with COL , I. have resolved to
nerergire up the ship." - I. am determined. to :
-keep a DRUG STORE. and to keepa gm:Kitts-
Aortinent -of Drugs, Medichies, Paints, Oils, Dye
ittui%GroceriesAlasi•ware, iewelrf, Perfumery.
Yankee Notions, and all aorta of Raney. Geode.
&e. &e.. such NS I kept before the fire, *hick
'devoured the earning& of a lifelitim in no heir..
'NEEL TURRELL:
Montrose,Nov e r 2341854! •
N. B. Will evety l man indebted. to me,plesie
remember me in !bilk my time of need. bylumd,
log to me the amount duo immediately.
N0v:2311854. -
AllE4 TUR4F4ab
toitekt - tt
ft oft.
PTICEJa h ereby, given, Ant. letter/ testa*
'amide!) , upon the estate of Winun Gard..
nee; deed; late of the - toarieblp. ' b# i{dgewater,
have been granted to the' subsoriber.-- Alt pitr4
inns Indebted to said estate 'are hereby . refine
ted to mike immediate payment. wallow haw
leg claim ! ' upon said- *gas ,to preeint-them duly
attested (or sottlemoet. ; - .:--r
I wg. WAGS% Admyr.::
,1 Kochi* Piev.ilk 044-44111‘. • -
. . . .. ,
riga fil 're r•masia47 , or, willep#Nii
noistivorark i samiAtioisOF,,Ovit
iiildifiattit;:Braglieret C 4 o.;* :WI:).
'2 ,- --, 4:- - : ifarietrSl,,,:iiitz.--,:-',:;a:'=
.-Iketatipet , werebeeir, -US :Weal , atm,. egeoithe
&ewe, segteee.„: , AMAMI. tittabilisimisaWat,Alia i
&mat 41410114111111410111.1r0r Tatkir• /6- e.
trintliete rs res t hl 11 valltolito
..,mmz rilit,,l ingoo r. -.
44%:flritailiisO li 441111 =Vilhetie
y tent •
iegrahateer: - .ThireptiumecartAthethesrenreiati;e .
ee4 we *idle the toot at *OW, its so9ifatiligervii
kr it littovettelasitteaste.itteseeePLil -1, z.,--
_ Yer geothemee it will be. ro un d iiirma bi. , i ran i . • ass
healthy. to wear 1a..--the •.eiddess,tie reeks, wesetee, is
thee foot - etatiat teuxeeit *et It theliftteillifeie hi tweet.
ed. Ladles las, wear thallabSert, soled boomer ohm la
the atimit histeretat, weather Milk Wm*, illuditt - -Oree
ralaPtloa so ,rwill'alsot WNW 4 bo Puk. et intr_ofiatrye
msy be thwarted bY tbdil thiaeltradaPtiois. -- Theyesths.
li k L
il gavot' 4 - ever•seate, se the hoer Isere the Pet to
valve rev eiheekby,eniellert Atte _lipl Ott •
not.stse rows weer to yetorplitas In ley itersass, us.
Wes e , •11Mip the laity *Are Ow lest to-weer
et resew, hill. Mr .11ydreamgra t ' Way , rillalatiiiirkla -
o u t . o f corrygerstad,,yentilerf Istliatillalt
tecreSes the; ides et Or lylot. or calm the. It lir
aididy. TS' chtlittea -they are - listrelliafir` ire es'
they. may esicesti Is tipltehloillibvltillii/Ot settimedtherel-
Awe. Their ertiesow le 110 44040 WHAT* Wilirdalimill•
Um: i boulder. there - Who pit o a lll6 lb"' " vil / 6 1. 111 1*
yitaly devises lhltautrAdialwrAirthtertilyr. - ' ~- , t , ; - 9,ai-- , -
As the Ifyilreesigett la weatria 'was 100* Its vigils
Itiereaviser ,o is *Wart iiicrediti ire*tent. 'Lier o V4t
u it
m ten. ssehrider, eitallarballe tharpool -
-Credo, Dahlia, PEAL Aittwerp e Thisibinirataillort Mai
Wes reached Lraccso paiss - Qtrzoi l .E-Tigt,lor
the eembee win far siortwerlbet. • „--,,, , .-, •_
- 'Ait thsYeetidiy , their riptides' , ortheli Was sail R eef
resistive for Coggin!, Colds, Broileldllre Attliata l MI
Consumption: F. - e..:_ '' . ~, --.; ',, 7 '
mite. Size , pr. pi1e,45;0•141. - •-i r -
, ' ,•: t . , levees' do. ?do. 110.'ditr' - ~ - -`‘" n '-'• •
Boys. And Mali% OWE •
NotiaLs-houttli• lowa biC4llll. 111110-11 .4 3,101*
iilloosisee to Jobb.» sad •llikolasilero,_ rt."
storekeeper. may on si lois' *rift' Oa - 'MAP ' 44400
they ore . an article that tea he kept 111 sir sionrioffili
any earl ore..
• - te: • t ;•,•• ;, • •
Y9r- " rw" ! PP t' ukitaitirc .
Pailin4.l l t ;:'
THE CREST. Oar. 4
Sir Cooper, Bare., m. - 410(.!_foont
Medical Practitioner, hoe trft:4 7-alittittio
.l4,o2cY to the world Ais e -1 1 : 14
ative and = ilin iT4t e
for Pulmonary Diolsess 44 1 !lac
of Medicine. • ; = : r:
stir,. C., Bartebresated sad savisea tnit an of itin
. • : . . - Medicfgegi" Par - Vheti:PrOleiiMi.,-• ) '= , ' - 1
ro - an pesetas Oatl gee sot ptedithete.ei itstitteht set
sere phi- It•lititelli shoiet• teteftrelettette,Valtseispthes.
Bresebitte. Asthma. Coughs. - Poildtkend . etitereireetttiefe
of the ;of which arise trout the ,espersd state et lb*
these, . rtrisw. to/4qm Said lltit'e6ektisissi . jeteimsi ot
iia
ear slim e • . : !.; ~ .-. ~ -:- . = I.:. •i• :- , 7....A. • - .1:..zt.., - ..„. ,].
u The teeter" is stesply a - chemical, piepetett fee
host. with silt and Pettletat.olol l ,Pnottradell.ftool l ._ l 4 ,
neek,' Severs the ettoet...hs. iss *tremble - ,ie et vet%
ones weft'. It becomes sitetiollystad is ~,7 1.- , .
' The, Protector," altOnidc , but - raseativintrodaasi
Into America making avid mgrs flaikobtheitaltid
Stares, ilia' teculdia. &Oh daterion; lad the Iticat Wien
It ban fora longtime : burrito-Sipple artlideO Xliplailet acid
on the continent of EicrOpei-rbile ft has areitik_la atop
t r°"'etTire to the learitiou of Its Article of drata_.,
• To comonorate.theselltatempirdia - bcagc_
dent la yhur blakitoiledtaAdthifilia~_4'
teem of wearing the priitterier; without Memo* pineure
lug of any kind. The bort otletiarinat theta' liferwr io U
mere trifle;, awl one will lot - iiamEyesmici , owe •
velum toe health* itituselfimbia tre: olthork,
them. The , finimitals la tble eminent are.ttet .e o nsrace
omilendlteg than: , but rapidly latrochaing ; thel
. &tart Brialer it - to,. of Lotion, and Manchester: Itashind,
we a origluatly entrusted with the ussiuthettme , of the ,
Protectrs' "ty'llieleutrutk;lll l r. - -CdetieMlitirbei~le
manufacture a mord is It to_ ale otightal bunnietiesm, and
rtherefere.4reourstend-ltbraes-uhc eroolttwant t.IMM Pro
teetors,"• to seei s to their bear iteatenc. t -":
Retai:2ller thiii till's 'ls a Allay!" 'grade, -as& iiiTattut
EsIAIL PILICXII.. -
MEW&. ,- •'; . t . , - : ... , '' . . i• 'uo oovidi„.‘-',7 - - - ... 4'.
ete;,. :. • , ....,...
'• ',' Ladies'. de. , . ,
.. , . .
.„..;
• ' Mere 4 *pins tit'. i
40,,,. .
.
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• • 1/Aitcovnit,Ramaimirvavc.
_.:.;
' Pkattup gt• "4 1°2 viiimaliSlL,
-
? °ri dual Warehouse, loitiroemt sr:, widow.
dm, 44 Mariteert.i*Maziekelrer,Ellelusa:
, „
R: B. OP. are establisbing Pepe!, tor the . sidil'of this'
Proterner in all parts 01'Am:series— Physleiranr. Earpeers.
progirirta, Cloadere. pry Grwris Iderehants. - Maths Sol
milliners,.ntse atatleines's Fareitbdng Strwirltereptis 'ars
*wearied with the wholesale and Thee dletiibeillips . of
atm. and to wbom most liberal tams are offered for astir
enterprise. and splendid opporttudty npensfo theli - for
*ahead profitable bushier".
RR Arlalr. & 2 ,co.
arra . ' 38 Ars St.illinerTorli.V:ll:4-
. .
Attention eopjetil - •
HE subsiwiber. would :virspeetfulti , ..lifor t i
the Public AA he - is Still - tight side: 'tip at
his shop in the boort:emit - Of Ideariele
he is'priparecd to accommodate tin:4;6. Who - Went
new clething;.with'hit usual 'skill and despatch.
THE FALL F,ASHICINS
, .
are. posted qi s 4 his fri'm - -yop - uay
select, or any other style you Want: All 'welt
made up in his 'hap is warranted to give= skink.
Cattlag don674:i
iTurronted kr fa.,
GROViL
Oct. 19, 114&.1.-4k2.;11iiii,
W. B
~ D eans--DagnerzeotypiAt.- . ,
- Ar odeAtiozie Sal .
14ANES l i te.turiniereserythiaethat; . t4lllAsp'
502.. • ; - •
`Children iciU net be 'tidier:unless Viet
between the haunt of 10 and 2 ceehalt, on a Olt
ck1 :7 1" NEW STOCK: - ' •`,
Of Casea,- Frames, Lockets, dte l jag patebiati . '
-, Montrose, Nov. 23. 1854_ , -2-
. . . . ...
. , . . ,
'Dtettottltioll: - .
THE firm of C..1). - Laths:4i Co I. is . ,thisiiiiiy,
1 'dissolved 'I, !pious! consent. -- I". The.tiOtet
and Accounts - of , tadd.firilio are hi iii" . "hitlds - of C.-
D. Lattir6p for collection .. -- ''. - ; -. .•:. ' ,
Tho anbscrihere • baiting enfrierei - eieiretelk lii,
the. late fire, ciarntsaly . invittall indetted to Them,
to make immediate paymett4. -.., ~. -,
,-, ; ' ..1 ‘: ' •
' .: -. i ,:.
.•...-! _ , , -.
I lk kATair a : . - -,
'Ail . nif . i,,i4'.•. - 74'...-.j,ii:..!54.:44,i,y3.,..:-.,:-:-.,..-7.,-.1.,
Horse Powers4iillteabilfugivie.`
ON-s'and: Horse Porters forlbrialOg.
And 'ether purposra,4, liztAien ,Horse'
Power Stain] Sairk'ne,‘ roe sale tirrlit,thiillaile -
Foundry.. Also, Stovesifilik-nd all Vag Of
Castings Rw.:3lschinery end other. purposes." :::
SJARLBsalursit Psalms.-
liostmse Dec, IBS. • - - - -
••• • .
Administrator's Salo.
OTICE
hereby given that in parstutnee of
an orilir of,Court issued from the Orphoeiti:
Court Of Snsunehanna county, think *ill be,ek?
posed to public Sale hy'vendue - upon
sea in Jacksoti township, on Seterliak
day of December -next, - •at -hiefeek Pi 10 AIK
that certain piece Of parcel; of land the eel;
tote of Lafayette .Wihnarth,.deceesed,;botunl4.-11
as folloirs Beginninzat a post .-indLithsook
the north nne of Sedate Giiswelirg-htud.,th,enen
north forty - two and it half -'degrees ;;' 'lied. in__
perches' to a post anti Atones In lb!! South lime; ,
- Lester Psyne's land, thence,iixWeaj•telle
tion 79 perches to a post end' Monies hi it;
Thotnaellutteifielcrihrati,%thenee
lino south forty-twoand seke:halfdevecxlfe the -
old Harmony read: Almece:eteslp.:•Sid - - root isk - ji
where it strike's -4 mila Sedate Oriesiold'slandi ant:
thence along the line said:Priiiwolfalaatt
the.vecs of begintlitig,''contiiift':49aertl,fpfl';
55 perehb x ,"b e satue more 'or' less,
appurtenance& -'TCrins - of site eaw- sad Vii `
:j
kuown oral the thin of idle. •••
: JOHN - GUNNISON 'tithnir
T - 4.acklion, *or.' 08, 1844.--ativa
Notice to-
P
T a meeting : Donal-of School Mee::
11 tors of Bridowater the , ggth hot. it Ws.
resoNed bithe BOa4 to reenlanwentlho'nialif
the following teat Rooks in, the tiexestd. eehoole,
under their jurisdiOlon; gn . ordert*lwifieraity..„
way &igen/reify attained, ,
thader's Spelling Book;'restidii* - serlait' of.
Readers, Stoddard's mental.' 'AritiUnatie l pulthle
Geography-, and: BrOwes : Grammer. I
. _ .
- . -1 ' GEO. - FEW. Seel. '' _
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Altott. ant . Ore New. : Goitsw:
-11 ' t. ' ,ldt i T T , le n o r ree*bewitnitibit '
41 supplies tit.Get;de for, the.:, Maine tnekt}'?
inrindlng-tt- new and eirtanfian9rbnent ettlenek,
Iliarinons. Merino : '
and Ciistinitte - Plabli;lllifil '..
Fancy , and Plain Di Liiiietes:Pa-resti*niiiiitat,
Square and Lent litbewle, - AW'otliew,:neirbise., ; -
etylesiend will be sold ASS peri.irelit:'".iiii Ain:
lis t i ear k 4t klefk - Viet w enitiFewentWeei 'kif
Rick t ibbone and ;.ilonnete t iWido tAilk , Ifeteito
for Mike bid Itenilll*,lll9llllWeeit Vett*
Dress TAde onlegnillohi:ollend:-Ihreesek. . 4 0410.
legs ihe, dcca with ' :'general. eseertmeet ,et 44 .. ~. ,1
or staple and hasiiCi.tads• as fiekOkiWßickW;"
int been - beegittz.• tide -04—,e4410i#:**C".**A:
"nly
ihe;einittioniitsisiOn- be lß"t'S ' --i:
zadnea4-IWees.
44rtNlit --' .---';', .- '--::-',-.." 4 " . " 1 ' •
StecorktrlMtfa‘ -- -,-',:-:.i."