80
- 800;, Dinkribier trarzoit
The Behigetter Board of Sch4oi
liectors
meet at the Coint House, at 9 o'cliie:k ocrFattnniiit
the ,?.oth inst those wishin g , to take aillools Um,
minter 'sill me4t for exam lL ination at that_,'Aime.
L. CATLDN Say.
Books I Books $ Books!
FAMILY School and Pocket Bibles, Testaments,
Sander's ;at, 2d, 3d . and 4th Readers, San
rlir
ders', Coob's d Town's Spelling Books , Rhetori
cal Readers , • kham's, 13r oven ' s and Bullion's
Grammars, Ro bins' History, Young Ladies' Cias€ l l
Reader, Hist°
~ United States. Comstock's Chem-i
istry and Philosophy, Day's Algebra, Mitchell's,l
Morse's and nwley's Geography , Cobb's RelliderS,l
Church Psalmodist, The Psalmist, Village Hym . ns,
Ready Reckoner, Christian Almanacs, Tract Prim , .
er, Shorter Catechism ,
a variety of Toy Books, Pa
per, Ink, Black and, tte. itc, Just opened and for
sale b • • i J.,LYONS.
N. li —Old bOoks rebound on short notice.
DYE STUT'S, eke.—Madder Alum, Indigo,
Vitriol, Nie and Logwood, Aynatto, Salts,
Pink, Sena, Sal oda,
t ,
tte., for sale by J. LYONS.
BLASTING OWDEIt and SAFETY FUSE,
a tTURRELL's.
Montrose, Oa r . 16, 1849.
Yauhg ILadies' Institute,
Pity*ld, Jfassadtusetto.
1,
W. U. ITLF-11 IMINCIPAL AND PROPRIETO
T OCATED in the centre of the Berkibir Val
-1,1 ley, on the Boston and Albany Railro , the
Institute can be,reached, at all seasons of th year,
by direct and recently improved railroad facilities,
in six hours froni Boston or New York, and iu two
from Albany, lindson or Springficild, and enjoys
immediate Telegraphic communication with all
parts of the country.
This Institution, in its la irgie and able corps of
Teachers, and it 4 ample and liberal accommoda
tions every way' affords to young ladies the best
facilities for acqbiring a finished, solid and orna
mental education. The W inter session, of five
in oaths, commences on the first day of November.
C irculars with full particulars furnished - on appli
cation. 42-3 w. ..
Valuable teithisouy from the south
E like, at ali times, to give credit when cred-
I it is due, ri,kid if at the sarne,tiiiiie we can
relieve the distrestictl, .iiee are doubly gratified ; we,
therefore give the' following voluntary testimony as
the beueficial e Tectii of Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, by the ed for I e ve
Columbia South Caro
linian, vrho,appea-s, to obtained great relief
by its use,—Old 1 1 anti-Alan, Priirtrononyi,
Dr Bristar' Balsam of Wild Cherry.
We seldom resort to patent medicines, having a
meal !
great respect for e skill of the regular profession,
Lut chance threw uto our way the above named
4iedicine, im • tely after the dose of the last
session of the Legtislature, when our lungs were al
most dried up by Hie highly rarified atmosphere of
stove warmed st.* House. The Balsam immedi
ately relievll l it !: df a most harrassifig cough,which
threatened - liddth. in a serious degree. We
feel that we are nde,,e , d to- it for. some fifteen
pounds of animal weight—which addition once felt,
cannot he forgottep. z
None genuine unless signed I Butts on the wrap
per. - i . 41-2 w.
For sale by ABP. TURRELL, Montrose.
t
N IVIL id L b enee e P
of >the suuliicibeli.renndue, a ear p t ri be ri.. r•e vii s i t
Hollow, on Wecinlsclay. October 2,4 th, 184 t), one
Horse, ten Cows, 1a) tons of Hay. 4 . pair Steers, (1.
to 4 . years 01d.,) 5; Calve:, Waggons, Harness,
Pigs, Bees, FikrJuilg TooLs 'Efouseholii Furniture,
cbc.
TERMS.
tinder 'SS, Cash; over that sum, 6 to 9 months
credit, with interest and security.
S. EL TAYLOR.
ts,
Just arrived at Tine's new Jewelry Store.
9 , 11 E best Jewelry in town, Gentlemen, if you
1. want a watchi good and cheap, just lock at .
this card of prices :;
Patent Lever Watihes, 142.0,00
Best Jewelled Cylinder Escapment, ' 15,00
Common " dcg, 14,02
. PA.A. English Quartiierg, 8,513
Common do i 7,00
All Watches w*nted. Jewelry and Silver
Ware equally low, work done as 'lima. .
Oct. 10, 1849.
STEAMER FALCON JUST IN.
GREAT news fr'Om the gold regions—California
outdone--gol4 mine in Montrose, where a
man may make himself rich in a day by just step
ping in to Lathrop' & Salisbury's, and selecting
from the largest and most ex-tensive - a , ,sortment in
Northern Pennsylviinia—trade having been very
brisk the past season, our former stock was very
much reduced, which now gives us nearly an ,entire
stock of new goals! of every description. among
which we may mentlion,lo,ooo yds. of Bleached and
Brown Sheeting,6ooo of English, French and Ames.
Man Prints, 50 piecbs of Cassimere and Satinett,
25 French, English 'and American cloth, 50 Ala
pacess, Merinos, Al inets, De Laines, Cashmeres,
Francisco Check, ai i c. de., 20 pieces I; keys, 50
different styles of Vestuags,-Ribbons, Belts, Velvets
Satins and Silks, ?.)0t?, Shawls, from 81,00 to .20,00
from 14 yds. square to 5 yards long, Kid, Bilk
Cashmere and Lisle thread Gloves,avithout number.
Hats mad Caps friarn 3 shillings to $lO, Muffs &
Buffalo Robes, Iror4 Steel, Nails and Nail Rods,
Mackerel,'Codfish and Tobacco, Teas from 3 shil
lings to sl,inchading some of our fine chop of 6
shilling Tea for which there has been such a great
call—Ladies' and Men's Boots and Shoes of all
kinds, 300 bbls. Salt) and 100 do. coarse Salt, all of
which will be ,sold Cheap as the cheapest, and for
which we want to buy 5000 Sheep Pelts, 10,000
'*•14)00 Batter and Claire' se, 50,000
bushels Oats, Corn alad Wheat, in. fad any thing
farmers ;wish to sell as; not refusing cash. Bycall
• ing and seeing us par will very much oblige
Lour Obedient servants,
• 4THROPIc SALISBURY.
Montrose & Spriille, Oct. let, 19 . 1
8.- 7 -New Goo darriving daily thrmigh the
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
_ •
IS rummer. of an order of the Orphan's Court,
there.ll be exiLiosed. to Public Sale or outcry,
TIE L LI th e Bth of November nett, at one
o'clock P ! - at the ` ate residence •Nif John " Hak
im, 'in the township of Brooklyn, Sus
quehanna county, the following described pieces or
parcels of land: `Tie fi rst bounded b y h ut ,'
of Gurdcm eistlby hinds belonging to the Z.
Sutliff estate, smith by Lyman and John
. !t.
and west by 'Bogen 2d,• costa'
- 80
acres— The second hestodad. , north the S tate
Enid .
antrother Janda belonging' tmud
o4ohn Rob
ham deed., east idle Palen heirs, south by
Hewett and Josepl:Teomans, and west by laid
Bissell heirs, Containior2Cacre% eaceptbas'ahrtio l .
the use of a certain, spring,—Tlis third behig We
farm/spit slid) the ;decedent resided at the time of
hisdeatb, bounded north by lands of . Irilliam Ster
ling and Garland, by Garland arid Wight,
south by 1:44W T , . the Bissell hehis Lod - the
second parcel of , r; above descant( and watt:
by Stephen iSzaith, about 80 saes, =-
te
Ilitl
rn always about Me acre, which tvittier,
w/thibtrve sPrinS "re ad
t eerbiell*Mg 1 tbitJehn
liOnas ltamatom taw& dole.
stA i • . 14-italer•
ya,..oet. 8, Blda. • ' .
1 Corp is., •
Ter 'tilitde by. an Orphan's
coy it , bald ar Ilitiattoant, in- and for the coun'y
of s m o e b na na,odd thif2lth day of August A. D.
1849 will be=net! rbliesale m Satureay
the 17th day of ReVember next, at 1 o'clock P. M. -
at the Court house. in lifotqAte, the following real
estate, to wit: tbe following described pieces or
parects;:of land, sit' to in the county of Susquehan
na aforesaid to wi : A tract of land surveyed on
a warrant to Allen, dated the 20th day of
August' A. D. 1774f0r three thousand acres of laud
on the head wittor'dof Meshoppen creek, now in the
township of New *llford:in said county. •
Also all that pie+) and parcel of bith situate in
said township, beginning at a corner formerly a
beech, the south-waist corner of a lot surveyed to
Mclntosh, thence south one degree end a half east
eighty and a half parches to a post the north-west
corner of a lot surieyed to John Graham, thence
north eighty-eight 'And a half degrees east one'
hundred and nmetyifive perches to a hemlock by
the out-let of Centre or Middle Lake, so called,
thence by the out-let and southwesterly- of said
lake to a post the stioth-east colter of said lot for
merly of Mclutosh, i thence south eighty-eight and
a half degrees westone hundred and forty perches
to the place of beOning; , containing eighty acres
of land and allowance, 'betrig the same lot of land
which Archippus Fattish on the 28th day of Feb
ruary A. D. 1818, et:ntruded to sell to one Alexan
der McFarland who 'entered into possession thereof.
F. W. HUNT, Adni'r.
Oct. 8, 1849.
•
•tice.
MEM subscriber his been appointed Attorney In
1. Fact of the Er ncutorlof Robert H. Rose, de
ceased ; with full authority to settle and adust the
businewf the estate. All
_persons inde b ted to
the estate, will call at his, office in Montrose, and
settle and adjust the swim
- WY. JESSUP.
Oct. 1, 1849.
Adtuiflit!trator's Notice.
A LL persons indehted to the estate of Thomas
11 Denney, late Of Gibson,, deceased, are re
cinefted to make immediate payment, and - those
•havtng demands aga*st said estate to present them
duly attested for settlement.
JpHN'WLLLIAMS, Adner.
Oct 10, 1849. t , 41-6 w.
LIST CO LETTERS _
~/ten4aining in the Piiitt Office at Montrose. quarter
• ending ;Sept. 80, 1849.
Anderson P. Lewis John
Ayeis Margaret A. Lewis James
Beni ett Selina P. Miller H.
Bro*n Oliver C. - Morris Jas. 3
Bender Michael , . McCormick Thos.
Baldwin Ann • Mott S. S. 2
Bogart Mitclell Mitchell Orvill W. 2
Bailey Olive • McPherson Asa •
troMt Darnel Newman Aim
Crtdnp Caroline Osterhout Henry
Cter Shepherd Palmer J. S.
P Ariel . • Plettiea Allen '
Wm. Co James Pope W. H.
olc.Vol Ira ' Passmore N. O
y John ' Qaain Thos.
Fl a e s it i John Quick David
Day A. C. Quinn Patrick
English Thomas, Randall Rosen:tab
Fargo A. B. Runyan William •
Gleason Mary Sternsdorf John F.
Godard Elou Stevens Hiram C.
Gosliue Jas. M. Shoemaker G.
Gilman William , Stewart Mary C.
Horan Cornelius Slocum Janies
Hill Isaac Swayz Gilbert B. .
Harris J. 0. Smith Andrew
,' Heald Daniel Thompson B. F.
I Ifewit Samuel, or ' West Rosetta
Sam. Barth& Wells Mary E.
Handley Mary Whitaker Lucretia T.
Haywood Wm. W. Way W in . H.
Kenedy John IL Wade Henry .
Kenedy Ruhamah . White Mary S.
Kingsley Rowell Werner Rhoda
Lewis G. W. , Wirth Thus.
Lewis Betsey _ . Wells Ann L
Lanaghan Michael • ;
Ipil. CASE, P. 11,.
Goods for ready pay,
Atti a t Ready pay prices, bg Wright Bennett_
HILVING determined Hereafter to sell goods
baly for ready pay, We invite the attention
of ourcustomersi and of all , wishing to buy goods
cheap; to our large and excellent stock of merchan
dise. It is our intention to keep a more extensive
and complete assortment than any other store in
this vicinity, and to sell goods at lower prices than
any one can sell who is doing business on the cred
it system. We Wish it- distinctly understood that
we can sell theater for cask , or produce than our
neighbors can for cash or produce, as we shall have
no expenses for keeping accdunts, no expenses for
collecting debts,suid up bad debts to make up. In
addition to the irtaclesonsually kept in a country
store, we shall keep art assortment of Parlor and
Cooking Stoves 41 the newest and most approved
turns; Stove ;Pipe and Zinc, Iron and Steel,
and chairs, Sole land Upper Leather
and d Shoe Ymdings. To the oot and Shoe trade
we give particular attention, keeping a larger stock
othand thaq any other store in the country.
Grain of all kinds, Hemlock Bark, Socks, Flan
nel, Wool, Butter, Cheese, Dried Apples, Hides,
Pelts, Skins, Furs, Cattle; Sheep, Pork, and almost
.every other description of farming produce taken
in exchange or goods. '
Believing t the Ready Pay system is ealcubt
ted riot only promote our Own interests; but. to
- benefit the and mechanics of this country
generally, we' ask a fair trial!fiom our old custom
ers, and solicit the trade of all who are willing to
try the plan of paying down.
THOSE I.IITERESTED.
. : All persons indebted to US on notes due, or on
Bpok account,Are requested to settle the same im
mediately, as we are determined to bring all mat
ters of credit to a close at an ;early date.
N WR HIRT & BENNETT.
' New Milford, Oct, 8,1849. ' 41-tf.
J. LYOXS,
Ts now opening a handsome assortment of Thy
Goods, Groceries and Ef*dware, Cnkkery,Dye
Muffs, Books and Btatioriery, I Limp Oil, Brooms,
Pins,
Wanted-sPoOyds of tlan4eL Oct. 8.
ODF,ISH, Rice,Segos, 45.., a fresh Supply just
• received and for aide br LYONS. i
1317 24tb.
thIAiIBUSSELS of .4112,9 Wanted in exJ
V11,P411 change lov G oa l s, t the Grocery Stave
r , P. M . BARBER.
• 14 7 ..eit*Pet /149, - .
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r pm ~ term W 4 , .
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iket term of twolye weeks, or i twenty..6;ll.
sus 00
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ror 24 460 i; ift eichq° 5 0 0
,leemcourse in eup, ~., 1 ~ ,
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fis mai he"' - lie tummy' :or letormetron
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MiteltvalLrebibiisie4 1 01691111011
-'i - Powder.
Til'nineteenth tentury hut 'not witnessed a
scotrery of which the.direct effects will be so
universally , appreciated, or so productive of conven
ience and :fort as Hatch's Celebrated Chemical
Powder, which is Warranted to give a keener and
smoother edge to Razors, surgical Instruments and
all fine Cutlery, in one minute, than any .other
Powder, Paste, or Strop, now in existence.. This is
no humbug. ,It only wants to be tried to be ap
preciated by every one. For sale b
' ABEL TURREL L, Montrose.
A LhLANAOS for the year 1850, one for every
xi. Family in Sustiluuma County, may be ob
tained gratis, by cal at the Drug and Variety
store of ABE TURRELL, Montrose.
I Please call and get one.
Stoves. Tinware &c.
YE have now on hand a great variety of coo,k
ing, Perrier and shop stoves, which we will
sell for cash or teady pay cheaper than ever,among
our Cooking sioVes are the following kinds :
The Phaiinix Air Tight, the very best stove in use.
" Improved Rotary: "
" Extra Large Oven.
14 Irving . • , 44 it
" Iron King. - 44 .4
" Whiteside's Double Oven. "
" Rough and Read; a a a
" Elevated Oven, Premium and other stoves of
almost all kinds, Parlor stoves for wood and coal.
Also an assoitment of stove trimmings, lin, Cop
per, sheet Iton'and Zinc Ware. Any article not
on hand made to order on short notice.and the moat
reasonable terms. Purchasers will save money by
giving us a call before buying, as We are determin
ed to sell at priees which must suit any one.
n3B ROSE do SIMPSON.
Leßaysville Academy.
This institution, pleasantly locatedin the village
of Leßaysville, Bradford county, Penn.,is in suc
cessful operation under the supervision of the Rev.
H. J. Newell, A. M., Principal, and Miss Maria C.
Shepard, Preceptress.
TUITION.
Primary studies per Quarter, $2.00
Common English Branches, class commenced, 2,50
" advanded, 3,00
Higher English Branches, 3,50
Languages. and higher Mathematics, 4,00
Drawing and Painting—extra, each 1,50
Incidental expenses per Quarter, 25
TERMS.
Fall Term commences September sth, 1849.
Winter " " . Nov., 21, 1840.
Spiing " " Feb. , 13, 1850.
Summer " " May 1, 1850.
Dr All Bills must be paid at the close of the
Term. / J. E. BULLOCK, Sec'y.
JAMVS HODGE, Pres't. of Trustees.
CASH paid for live Geese Feathers—Also, cash
paid for Sheep Pelts by
n37m2 P. 31. BARBER
Jessup September, 18th, 1849.
Orphans' Court Sale.
TN pursuance of an order of the Orans! Court
JL in and for Susquehanna, county, there will be
sold at public vendue, at the Court flame, in Mon
trose, on 'Saturday the sixth day of October next
ensuing, all the right, title and interest of James C.
Biddle, Esq., late of Montrose aforesaid, deceased,
at the time of his death, of. in and to a certain
piece or parcel of land in the warrantee name of
Lambert Cadwallader—patented to the reverend
John Ewing D. D.—and describedin said patent as
follows, to wit : " A certain tract of land called As
nioNour, situate on the waters of the .Lackwanna,
in Northumberland countf—(now Susquehanna)
" Beginning at a sugar tree ; thence, by land of
John Cadwallader and William Forbes, north-east,
three hundred and eight perches to a maple ;
thence by land of Andrew McConnell, north-west,
one hundred and sixty perches to a post ; thence,
by vacant land, south-west, three hundred and
eight perches to a sugar tree ; and south-east, one
hundred and sixty perches to the places of begin
ning—contdriing two hundred and ninety acres
and allowance of six per cent for roads, &c." It
being the fame lot which George Fuller, treasurer
of said county, conveyed to the said James C. Bid
dle by deed hearing date September, A. D. 1836.
SS.LLV D. BIDDLE, guardian of the minor
children o J. C. Biddle, deceased.
Mon , Bipt 12, 1849.
*.dinlaistratoes Sale.
IN pursttance of an order of the Orphan's Court,
will be exposed to Public Sale or outcry on
Wednesday the lith day of Oct. next, at 1 o'clocl-
P. 7il.,at the late residence of Josiah Lord deceased,
in Lathrop township, Susquehanna county, the. fol
lowing described pieces or parcels of land. The
first, bounded on the North by lands of Franklin
Tewksbury and John Lord, on the East by David
G. Smith, Gilbert Smith and Reuben Tewksbury,
on the south by lands of Jane Rose and John Lord
jr., and on the west by. lands of John Lord jr., be
ing the farm ott thich the decedent resided at the
time of his death, containing about one hundred
and twenty acres, mostly improved, with a frame
dwelling house and barn. One other piece or par
cel of about eighty acres, known as the Whitford
lot : bounded on tie north by land formerly of the
Catlin estate, on the east by lands of Albert La
tham, oh the south by tie rnad,leading from the
Abington and Waterford Turnpike Road, to the
Pierpont Road ; on the west by . the Drinker lands,
and about forty acres improved, with a framed
barn. Also a saw Mill, nearly new, and the ap
purtenances and about four acres of land connected
therewith, with the dam and thei water privilege
therewith; situate on the outlet of the Lord Freud,
late etre estate of Joe,ab Lord deceased. Terms
made known at the time of sale.
A. CHAMBERLIN, Adm'r
Sept. 11, 1849
Execul(irs' Notice
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Amy
Babcock of Dimock decesSed, by note. or oth
erwise, are hereby requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers, as a different disposi
tion of said estate must, according. to the will of
said deceased, be speedily made:--and all having
claims upop said estate, will present them duly at
tested to S. A. NEWTON,
87 L. H. WOODRUFF, Ez.riL
Whiteside% Improved
Double Oven( Aloe Air Cookinpr Stove.
'ERE above stoteiras patented in the fall of
1847, mnd - wid got out the last year. It is
'considered in many respects to be a decided im
provement on every other kind of Cooking Stoves.
It undoubtedly requires less fuel for cooking and
baiting than most if not all other stoves now in
The*bacriberlias obtained the exclusive right
of vendurg this stove in the - county of Susquehan
us and Wayne, and having a large nuraberof them
manufactured at the Eagle Foundry" in. - this vil
lage in a neat style, offers them bristle. They can
be had at the FmndrY ? at the store of Messrs. Bose
and Simpson's or of the subscriber.
GEO.:FULTZ&
I Mon
11.,1849 ,
- New EstabliOunen,t
ItTAVING recently established himself lE_
LILL • Cabinet and Chair Mai " th 4
below th e Mills ; pow / 40 n y • A t i nc i shee ( 4 oe itge the
nutlet' of Jone's Urn, l
Moist i t miles i
rose an the Binghamton o sixmai t) the e el =
ered - to hordah'Ao - ,order any articles in his
an ep in the nioste.worlimaisßlif i n nnrr.
" the pihlic,call and
LORENZd BUCK
girairreeter , tTely 11,1849.,., :
•
(inn LBS. sh e ared la wa4`wanted •
14RED.4tNNWO011s •
1 - 7 ).1 erehartleiorgaihriand. • .4itp 14 the 214 1
• - 11
Jure.l, 11 . T
•
Wan
Pork, Haui4, wheat,:finurj Butter_ and,
CASH, on acoolitnta dui) him:
I Jufr 10.' 40. `
New-York & Erie Rs
ON and after the 20th. of August; thetnun' 9 w il l
run as follows, Sundays excepted ;
Through : Pas4enger Trains, from Neat-Irork to
Owego, will leave the Company's Pier, Moto' Du
ane st. at 1 1-2 a.m.•and 6 p. moitopping at all the
way stations. From Owego the through passengox
trains will leave for New-York at 0 o'clock a. m.
and at Stopping also at all the lway sta
tions.
A Special IV4 Train, for Purt Jervisand inter
mediate stations, except Sufferne,• Will leave New-
York every 84 yat 3 1-2 p. m., and will leave
Port Jervis for w-York every Monday' morning
at 5 o'clock. !
A Alia Train, with Passenger Cars attached,
will leave Port jervis for. New-York at ten min
utes past 5 a..m.i and returning will leave New-
York for Port Jervis at 3 1-2 p. m. Another milk
train with a passknger car, will leave Piermont for
Otisville at 6 1-2 a. m., and returning leave Otis
vile at 5. p. m., Connecting with the freight boats
to New-York. The milk trains do not connect with
the P. tk ft. R. Ri
Freight leaves New-York every night for all the
regular stations oh the road. A freight train will
leavegvery morning at 6. o'clock. A freight
train w ° il w l e rave Port Jervis' for New-York every
morning at 6. o'clock and another at 8 a. m: with
market treigkt special train for cattle and oth
er live stock, will` leave Over on Fridays at 4 p.
tn., and from Port Jervis for New-York on Sundays
at Ba. m. Fare ;from New-York to Owego $5.---
'The intermediate stations in proportion. Commu
tation Tickets at lowest rates for the stations be
tween New-York ftuid Port Jervis can be purchas
ed at the New-Ydrk and Piermont Offices. Excur
sion tickets, entitling the traveler to pass over the
road from New-York to Owego, and return, at $5
for the trip, can be purchased at the New-York Of
fice, foot of Duane st. or on board the Steamboats
until the Ist of 'September next.
85 JAMES P. KIRKWOOP, Supt.
Auditor's `Notice.
THE subscriber having been appointed an Au
ditor, iu the tettlement of thel - ccounts of J ud
son Muilenix, adMinistrator of the estate of Chloe
Verry, deceased, Would hereby give notice that he
will attend to the!taties of the said appointment,
at his office in Montrose, on Monday the 22d day
of October next, at one o'clock P. M.
A. CHAMBERLIN, Auditor.
Sept. 11, 1849.
Admitiistratrix's Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Benjamin
Froat, late of the tutrn;hip of Jessup, deceas
ed, are requested to make immediate • ymeat, and
those - havivir demands against said ester pr -
sent them duly atiested for settlement
Sept 11. 1 DENCY FRDAT, Adtia'x'
WaShbu.rn & Co. .
AtANUFACTURERS soul dealeara, wholesale
IY.I and retail ;iu Hats, Caps, Muffs, •BOffalo
Robes. Trunts, Carpet Bap, Ladies Satchels,
COI= Si., BlNG4lieroN,.s DOORS EAST or 'n
Bnionssrrox Horn., •
Have the pleasurq of-announcing to theic friends
and the public that their stock of Fall and Winter
Goods for 1849 isl ready fur inspection ; and they
respectfully invite - Ate attention of all dealers in
Hats, Caps, Alutis o itc., and the public at large thre
out this section of country to the facts herein set
forth.
The vast increaSe of their business has compelled
them to greatly enlarge their store, and they have
now the largest and best selected assortment of
Beaver, Nutria, Brush, Mole-skin, Silk, California
and Wool Oats Otter, Seal, Nutria. Minsk -rat,
Silk and Mohair, Flush, Silk d. Cotton Glum, Vel
vet 4i; Cloth Caps Muffs, Boas, Capes, Nictorines,
and in fact all kinds of Furs worn, Buffalo Robes,
all kinds and qualities. Trunks, Valises ; Welton,
Brussels and Ingrain, Carpet Bags, Ladie's Satchels
clic„ever offered to the inhabitants of this part of
the country
Their /fats and baps are all manufactured by
themselves, and their other goods selected with
great cure front-the largest manufactures and im
porters in the Unitnd States which enables them
to sell from 15 to 20 per cent, cheaper than any
other establishment of the kind,itiwt of New York.
WASHBURN do.
Binghamton, Aug. iBth, 1E49.
N. B. They issued their Fall Fashions for Gent's
Hats and Caps, on 'Saturday, Aug. 25. ' If.
Readv Made Clothing:-
TIIST REPEIVEP a new supply of Broadcloth
eJ Frock arid DrelslCoats , • Black and Fancy Cas
semere Pants, of various qualities ; Satin, Videncia
and Fancy Silk 'ireii4 ; Cloth and Satinet Pants ;
Shirts, Bosoms andlCollars ; Jean, Cashmeret and
Cloth Coats. , i
HATS CAPS t—A general assortment of Fur,
Silk, Brush and Wodl Hats—Also, Cloth and Glazed
' ,-- •
Caps.
BOOKS ..k PATER—Writing. Wall & Curtain
Paper, just received, Cap and Letter Paper by the
0 1
Ream ; Wrapping (5, of various sizes and I quali
ties ; School Books y the dozen or single. 'Shop.
keepers in the ' y vaulting Writing Paper ; or
Wrapping, or School Books, will do well tO give
me a call. Everything in my line to be sold icheap,
GEO. FULLER.
Montrose, Sept 41, 1349
.1. 431.' , . GILBERT,
No. 216 Pearl - 81reet, New-York.
[:OFFERS, for sale Peres HA.VGDMS and Ftooa
Ou. Clams. ei large assortment/ of Ameri
can, French,and German Paper Hangings , With
Borders to match, fqr sale in any quantity, at-the
lowest market rates: Merchants unable to visit the
city of New york OM depend upon their orders
being' filled at the 6 l west prices by sending de
scription of style an 4 qualities. Oil floor cloth cut
to suit the purelmser • 1336n4
New York Augu.lti
,ill 4, 1849,
.
Yankee Illatteitat; Combs, 'Buttes's.
ILAD.p, 89 Nassau - Street, (up
stairs,) corner of Liberty-fit., opposite
the Post f,•"ce, New York,
A" prayared to !furnish Country Ilerchanta
'nth * BENCH, AND GERMAN FAN4'T
Goons, edpsisfin g in pa rt of
Combe+tortoise Shell, Horn, ivory, German
silver, etc. , -
Buttorui—Ailt, Brocade, _Lasting, Zone, PetErl i
shirt, steel, etc. etc. ! !
Brushes—Cloth,- 'lair, Tooth, Shafing, Shoe,
Paint, etc. , ! •
Soaps, Perfonnery,!Bair Oils, Violins and Strings.,
Threads--Marstiall'a Linen, Grant tit Wilson's. ;
do., Spool Cotton, pcotton, Thread, etc. Sewing
silk and Twist. I i k
Cotton Tapes, CorSat laces, etc. etc. SlasPeaul
ara. all kinds Pins, . Needles !Hair Pins: Hoots
and Eyes • Thitublell ; Knitting Pins ; Bodkin ;
Pocket Bo oks ' silk' and cotton Purses ; Paper lung
in" Curtains, and 011aluides.
Ostieryt—Rnionfocket Cutlery; Scissors;let‘
German silver S !;!Britannut da.: silver and
Gold Pencil Weal! earls ; Fish Rooks;
elates, Peoeils,tete4;- strops; Looking W• 4 o l *.
in; Brass IWoodt lochs. -
Together with a I andcompleto amot
.aU Orthsks belOogiogito this tea& ; :•and-inetelutats
tiishinic to porehase stelt.goods ;out' teel.eatfideet
ebtautiag,thatstit the icnrest.niein asthey4l
'IMP be governed :f•the nlir - .2
.visiappli 7 ! t c,
-wsof this : 1 , 1111
+b';
1 'I Nollee- 1
Thatis t r gt g; us the prarri cif
Pleas of 8 aunty, ftttfthilsetteat at
Insolvent lawaof Oda
aid , Court tbeL?th,
unit ow allot
Nottottior
the CourtellotiOlositrose, l a tEoieloat q A. J I
J 4. ;:malrn
tridied
SWIS At 1 ,-414_ .4•M t
14 258 Psalm. ,H(Astiseell Atilays
Burling N W Y9Ag], hp* 'cos
hugest fotsiciment9f Ct , outtber.Ciittadi
adapted to all markets 11. ' atti . Osief•
and Drawers, we lamp' windless •mindy. - •
the most extensti*manufaittotta. of Oil Cl
and Coiered Hats tit the siOttd.'''' Plain and
iouable. Clothing, o all-kinds. -• •
Catalogues of stockserithy mail. Wasp'p
ly filled. LEWI et. 111.2fF0
Nos. 252, 254, 258, 0;448 Peer: at,,
luttoi.
T HE ptrtnershi4 under the firm of. L
Wood is this y dissiilved .by Mutual . -
The, books andUits ire in the hands
Lyons. • ' D. LYON:
JOHND. W
Friendiville, July ID, 1849. ,
S. D. LYONS continue the business
boring in all its hi :inches ;at OW old
Wickham a. Stone's dom., Outiingirme:
shortest notice, and • d, wad.
Fasbioruk always • ;hand . &Po LY I
LANISISBORO, • - CHEAP CASH WORE '
On the New York ,: Erie Rai Road and Anse. ,
hence River, 201 milegfron IVeg, York, 25 Mita.
f
'from Bingharni , .and 10 mat/rats ifinstroiti-,
surrolituk:d by minutiae Sad the Railroad'
:Bridget:Bridget. ) -•-
AT our store thel followinensty be found: Air
ilsh, French and lissifaism !Dry; titaida, Bow
bets and Ribbons, parasolsiiim.,Tmbrollas, Caipsit •
Bugs, Hata and CaPs„ Looking Glasses, loots and
Shoes, Crockery, Glass Ware, Hard Ware, Window
Glass and Sash,' Dings and Medicines, Groceries,
Mackerel, Codfish, t• Mess Pork, Superfine ..Fkrui;
Nails, Stone Warel Jappaned Ware, Paints; Oils.;
Dye Stuffs, Butte rir ki •Pandles, Sand's and
,Tovanserid's Sarsaparilla, Hooka', Papa,. 1 4 .1:iks , and
'Quills, Conking, Parlor and Shop Efirnalk StOii
'Pipe and Stove Trtmims, as band or mien. to
'order.
Eagle 'Foundry Ploughs—warranted; Trunks ii ;
Traveling tags, Shin . lea; Clover Seed, N-.lwt iiiir
'Cotton flan, Ar es,' es, - Bonk SaVilk Shovels,
Hoes, I(iskes, Seyth .., a., ar...
For the very li patrbragst which , we have
Imticeived the past y we tender s our sincere thanks,
and trust we shall ' 'eve a sttlystrger share of
'public patrorage present season. Hiving
,re
duced the price of bur goods ;about 25 pet 'cent.
'from last year's pines, out mode is now— small,
profits and quick rtt Situated as we are on the
Railroad, we can 11 ewer than any o th er estab
lishment in the co ty.
°LYON'S. it CHANDUIL.
8,184 t - ,: •
Lanesboro, July
ADMINIITRATOW• NOTICE.
A LL persons mdrbted to the estate of
Webster, late of Liberty, deceased, are re
quested to make ediate payment, and those
having demands "st said
estate to present them
duly attested for lenient: - "^ 6 •
CHARD S 1 Y 4
August 80, 184 ,•• ; 86-4 w.
ti ~ .
Blngamto , ' FeviiiiteiSembuiry.
THE w inter T •• of this institution wrill.conr
, mence, W.. .y, Aug. 22d, and oaths"
', 4 .1•2 weeks. Seye ' accomplished TOchers are .
employed in this s . tiiinary. Since the olOse °Phi
last term, accomm• • tious far a larger 'untidier of
pupils have been ..• del -'Parents having daughters
to be educated are assured , that the. !notion, and
facilities of this S. o • • . attnot excelled in south
ern New York. P., cry effort and care kir the ad
vancement and we are of pupils, will be exercised
by those in whose - • • .: - they are placed.
7- RMS.
In the boarding . pool, the Whole charge for
Ward, including all • canaries - connected with it;
as room rent, w < • V., „fuel and lights, and tuition
in all the Engliih b • ; cites, constituting at # dap
school an extensiv- course, s3o'; and with Latin
and French added, 33 per quarter of 11 weeks. : .
Day scholars in ho - Primary .Department, will
be charged $2,0; i tag:Middle Deperto4ent-64,
.--in the Higher $5,
,O, er guarto7, and witlasstini
1
and French maid • -07,90. •- - -- '• "-- ,
......
Extra ChriOget.,` Music on .Piano.,. pet-Ai:utile
10,b0; on the t ... i 1510,00; die ofPuth3l,oo.-
Drawing-and Pain ;; •..iit.crater 'eaters etriCe . .; 'Or
painting 68,00. I •IT , Frenchliod,Ger - :raanieaah
0;00. . . _ . . .„ .. -
No pupils receiv l i ar less than half a ' quarter
deduction for 'anal absence. •11
- Address " 8.-..lrapals.' Pemalaflieni.'
i si
inary, Binghamton, . Y.. ~. •
August, 1849. . .
... ~..- I
, : I' ' 2 veryboo
arket Line&
rip: su.. re - noir pre . to roxeive
Freight of all. . .ds at the Owego Depot, WA'
also at the Bitigham on, Great-Bend, and U.nesbe
ro' Depots, every ay, Wednesday and Thum
"
day, of each week, d continue with regularity
throughout the se They w il l attend to for
warding the same the Nest -York hbtrket,:athere
they have made gements with e . ;)erreneed
salesmen, who will attend to the sellmg of the
same, and return th primeeds in Bankable fungi*
at either of the abOv Depots, to the following per-
SOW :—At the store fF. Bandon, Owego; 4
the storehouse of C. 0 'Kinney,Binghamton ; at the
office of Jas. Griffin, t rest Bend; and at the Hotel
of E. Benson, Lanes . , ro'.
' JAM :?= SISiC, Billgluimion,
J. 3. , GRIFFIN, Great Bend.
F. : . )* ' SFORD,Owerkt . i
Owego, July 23, 1. • 9. .1
l Agents :-.-C. ‘ ... . ey, 149gitatatoo i Fe• &am,
Lanesboro'. ._ ,
C. , ter.tor. JAMS! ii 1 toll Superktind the tusi
miss throughout the hole Une, and receive and
d'l all orders for 0 ' rut. Bilk Oysters,
. a.; which will . bough at the lowest whole
e prices in New-Y•rk, and Rewarded to eithet
of the above named I , pots ' 1 ' 1180m51
* - I 3 Vr /Mir& =to - Skop4t--1849:'
]4IBURRITT . now le store,
.a new await-
• meat of Stov including , the most approv- 1
I [ Einds of Air Tigh and ChOmxf Cooking, p ar :
100, and !Atop Sterol, nesial tad Common Stove:
Pipe, stove F.arnit sheet** and Zinc, stove . '
T 4e., to wl ch, thelattEntionof cash FF.'
*sem, and the pub is ineitetin4 which will
bet sold at very low, ' tor Sash, or lipproved
credit. p' -
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