Watchman, what of.the nigh-t '!' LOCK 4, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY of all the various patterns in New York ilinirket, can be had at True.',., No. 4. Public Avenue. Heoffirs Watches fur at least two dollars less thile e quality have been offered in this market. urchis ers may be sure that none but No. 1, letter 'A, are sold hire, for we find 'tis but such came safely warranted. Patent Lever Watches, gold, frbni $45,00 ito $90,00 Do. silver, from 18,00 4d123,00 Detached Lever, gold, from 35,00 io 45,00 Do. silver, from ' 15,00 to 20,00 Cylinder Escapement, gold, from 28,00 to 35,00 Do. silver, from 12,00 to 15,00 English Quartien. front 6,00 to 8,50 Gold Pens and Pencils from $1.75 tolB,oo, Gold Rings from 3 shillings to $3.50, Breast Pius from 1 shilling to 88,00, silver belt slides, gold, steel and Lilt chains, gold Keys, slides, steel beads clasps,. silver ware, music boxes, accordions, and a thous and and one traps, which, for want -of room, we must omit to mention, here. So, walk in, ye lovers -orlioi.or bargains, and if we have not the exact ar ticle fur you, give us three days time and you can accommodated. Clocks, watches, jewelry and nuniical inst rumenta 'carefully repaired. " 11'14. W. TRUE. FORILILLII—The nicest Slay-top Buggy in the county, Philirdelphin ruarinfajture, -by r! Doc.,, 1849. ...Tgt E. ~ .. . r Joiner's TOols t • 9001) assortment, Bench Planes, lioulding Plnnee, Solid Box-Wood Plon:4114 dte. Nov. 30, 1840. . C. ill' Itly3WS 1 Co. Cloths d t'stAinaereg. '. • litrE have a large stock, of good quality, that have been purchased at extremely low pri ces, and cannot fail to please purchasers, as respects both quality and price;. LT. BURROWS d Co. Gibson, Nova 30, 1849. Orphan's Court Sate Ipursuance of an order made by an orphau's °Quit held ut Montrose, in and for the county Susquehanna, on the 19th day of Noyenthim, D. 1849, will be exposedto public - sale on -Satur day the 29th lust, at one o'clock at the Court House in Montrose, the following real estate, to wit : The undivided moiety or half part of all that certain lot piece iw,parocl of land situate in - the bo rough of Dundaff, in the county of Susquelumna akesaid, bounded and described as. follows, to u : Beginning at a post on the Milford tt Owego turnpike road, a corner of Sidney B. Wells' land ; thence south 42 de,gees west 20 pert:hes to ano ther center of said Wells' land; thence north 48 de gives oast SO perches to a post, a corner of Wil liam H. Slocum 's land thence north 42 degrees east 29,percirei to the Milford & Owego turnpike rev' ; thence south 48 degrees east along said mart 6 perches to the place of beginning, c,mtaining 1 acre more or less—with the appurtenances, it be- J%-.. all improved. Also, all the-undivided tuo:ely or half part of all that.other certain lot, piece or parcel of hutch situ ate as aforesaid, and bounded and des cr ib e d as l o t. iows% to Frit : Beginning• at the Milford d: Owego turnpike mad as aforesaid, at a corner of Charles 11. Wells' land ; thence south 42 degrees west 10 perches to a post ; thence north 46 degrees west 2 perches to a 1)0 , 4 ; thence north 42 degrees east 10 perches to the Milford <t Oa ego turnpilte road, and thence south 4.6 degrees east 2 perches to the place 4.1 i beginning; containing 2O perches of land, be the same more or less, with theappurtenances, a two ' gory framed dwelling house thereon .and all im proved. Also. the undivided moiety or half part of all that other certain lot,•piece. or parcel of land situ ate as aforesaid;and de-cribed as follows, to wit : Beginning at a stake, a corner of Thomas I'. Phin ney's land, standing on a road leading to said - Phiti ney's grist-mill; thence west 6 perches to a stake in the creeki thence along the centl - e of the creek, north 40 degrees west 6 perches; 'thence down Said n.n - tli 72 degree 3 west 15 perches; thence south 3 degrees west, 18 perches and th:rty-fiax huudreddis•of a perch to a stake; thence north G. degrees wezi 12 perches to a post ; thence north 2.5 degree; ea..t 13 . perclie.s and thirty-four hun dredths of a perch to the centre of the creek ; thence north 63 d e re.:.; west -1 perches aluni"the centre of the creek to a stake ; thence north 25 de g-rel.-6 east 6- perches; thence south 65 degrees east It perches: thence south 72 degrees east 17 perch thence south 40 degrees west 7 perches; thence north 61 degrees east 5 perches to the mill road ; al I there south 36 degrees west 6 perches along re, I to the place of beginning; contaiuing 2/ aure- more or lass, with the appurtenances, a lea rierlfactory, conshasting of a mill house, beam house. steam house, hark house ai.d yard, and a and house, and a water privilege, and all improved. • slZ•rxi, the undivided moiety or half part of all that other certain lot, piece, or parcel of land sitti :,te as aforesaid and de-eribed as fellow-., to tett : Beikioning at a post. a corner of J. Langdoit's tang - ; thence south IS degrees east, along the ma f.rq 6: On-ego turnpike road 9} perches ;to a post on a lane leading to the Methodist Church ; thence • north , l3 degrees east 29i perches; to a post; a Cot -1),:r of James Schott's land; thence north 48 de gree, tre,t. 22 patches to ad ash stump, another cor ner of said Scliotes land ; thence south 40 degrees e,t, 14 perches to a po:-,1,41 corner of 1). Taring ton's land thence south 474 degrees east 12 perch es to a post, a corner of J. T. Langdon'S land; and thence south 40 degrees west 15 perches to_ the plate of Beginning ; containing 2 acres and 140 perches, more Or less, with the appurtenances, a two-story framed dwelling house, r h anted barn,and ; wood house, and all improved. December 1, 1849 H. H. FRAZIER, :Adm'r Turnpike Meeting. VOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders of - 1 1 the iiit9z. é Harmony Turnpike Company, Mat the anuual meeting will be held at the - house of J. Steenback iti Gib.,ou, on the first Monday of Jam:Lary next, for the election of officers for the en maim year. BENJ. COMFoRT, Secy. N ° o r ember 28. 18t 9. • DissolUlLitotri. The. partuen,hip heretofore existing between John and Hetn-y Jenkins, under the firm 6f J. Jen kins ± Son. iu Thompson township, isdiseolved by mutual cothwat. All accounts with the lath firm may be settled with John Jenkins, by whom the business will in future be carried on. ot7-11w Nears for the Sick. Whitesyille, N. Y, July 10, 1849.. Mr. Seth W. Fowls: Dear Sir-1t is with plea sure 1 write you this certificate, stating my e_ape rienee in the me of ' , Dr. Wistar's ItaLsanCof Wild Cherry. In Noveinber last I was taken with a se vere cough. My lungs were much affected, so much that it was with diffieulty I could breathe. Hear. ing of your Balsam; .I procured: and took part of one bottle ; and to my better astonishment. my. longs were freed and my cough cured lam happy to recommend this Balsam of Wild Cherry to the public as one of the best medicinesfor ectu S A IT hs z attil colds I ever used. WM.. N. B. Remember that it is Dr. Wishes Ball of Wild Cherry, with the signiture of I. Butts oci the wrapper, that performs such cures: * ' i (From the Deaf on Daily Times.) 1 011 - A certificate his been handed us for publi catkin, and as the ease is one of a very nemarkab ' character, we comply with pleasure. -Certainly ' w ell lasted eases Id cures of several disatiei b thi medicine, should , he made known to the pub/to be benefit of othancsitiils' ily afflicted. i'me is genuine Win ilpidl,..;BUTTB on the "'PM For sale at ' ' TURREIII3:-:i JOHN JENKINS. ,HENRY JENKINS iLackawauna and St Ratlrnad %Pet XTOTICE is:hereby givitnr tion for choosing _Officers tif • Susquebauna Railroad Cenapany, Railway . Hotel, in the village of third Tuesday of January ; nest, ten Managers, a Treasurq, Seer er officers 'shall be chosen lasare t to conduct the affairs of sand Con p and until such others shall be clibs4 H. S. f" Carbondale, Dec. 1, 1840. • 1 I New , Goodf.i. ROSE & Blmpsri RE now receiving- w large 'atlditinre: to their stock of Dry Goods, Grocenes, Boots it Sipes, crockery, drc. Call and .examine before purchasing elsewhere. as for cash or ready pay they will not be undersold. Montrose, November ~1 850. ANTED, iu Goody Stores,lll; Ware, fir, " an c y gili.eltlf or GO tity. of good Woolen Soeis, Grain, Butter, Bet.itsitx, ant old Capper and old Pewter, by ROS STIVSON. - Ot LTSLIELS of gotirazircual,wsitited by (Nov. 9.0,.) t i ROSS & gIN ';f3SON. • . New Goo 1• 'ABEL -TUT RE,II. I„ i S now receiving his Fall and Winter' supply of Goods (embracing nearly ev,erY thing wanted in this market,) which will: be sord criremil,y L O W foi cash or ready pay. My assortment ) may be elißsed iu part as' follows v. 1 - DiJue-4 Medicines, Chemicals,-Taints, Oils, Dye Sttr4, Groceries, Dry Gliods, blardwarp, • Stone Ware, Glass Ware, (_:oelis, Watches, Jew!lry, Sit , vOr Spoons, Spectacles, Musical Instruments, Lig nia.s, Perfumery, Mirrors,Stationery,Brnshhs,Shoes, Intike Notions, .tc. ,ic. ' • • A Than -tut for the liberal patrotiage ttudtlsubstan tial en uragernent hitherto received, I hope to mer it and r tceive a continuance of the same. Afe of the articles kept roll sale are named c i s below : . i , ;Groceries.—A good variety of Sagars, l fine 11a tiired Teas, good and cheap ,holes ea, Coffee, Pep- Oar. Spice. Ginger, Salerates, Raisins, Rice, Mack erel, Codfish, ZAntee Currants, Tapioca, Arrow Root, Mice, Mauna. Sage, Nutmegs, Cloves, Grotind Lard; also, ldust,u-d Seed,; whitci and black, Ext. of Lemon, Cassia, Soda, Soda Crackers, Strircli„Bar and Casteel Soap, Candles, all sorts of Tobacco and Snuff, Vinegar, d &c. I Drg (pods.—Bread Cloths, Cashmeres Sattinets, N1 . 41e Skilt,Corduroy,Sheep'SOrav Kentucky Jeans, Flannelsl r Silk, Thread, lultons.A:c.i.and ev illini,•*tece,sarysto make; up gahnents; Calicoes, Ganglia:no, Nlon.din de Lanes, A Ipaccatl, Ber ',age, Ve.t'ing:. Apron Check? Bed Tick, Drilling, To.- " hla and Towel Diaper, Sheeting, ShirtingArrown Bleached; Suspenders. limbrell+, Silk cravats, Pocket 1 4.ntiker,biett,Coturorterl, Shawls;; Gloves, i;t tea:. osc CJ Yarn,..lia t t trig. Wadding, Col , ored Ganlbrick. C.oak Gimp, Edging. Purse Tvri-t,ang all torts of notion:. .1/ant rat.c.—Nai:s; Door and Windolsr-Blind nadenitz. Butts, .Byretrq. 1..,0ck1; Bolts, Faucets, ' it4sps, Screw-Drivers. (.'offee-Mills ; ! Curry coaitss' oral Card., Skate:, Gasaort., Nipper's. Cop t:laird Fa}tening., Ball. for. Ox Horns, Shovel:, Ilioes. Forks, Patent Balmicas, Steel-yardA, Hones, Foii - ks, She Tea Bells, Cork St' Taws, too mOneions to nientiaa, • Catkrvi,--- Pocket Kai re 'Table 'Knives Forks, bread and shoe Knives Ilaizors, 11. and-saws, Aug ers,: Gin:hits: Sininion's Azits, Shears and Seissors. Paints. L—Pure White Lead ground in oil, and' dry ? Red Lead, 'Yen. Red, Spanidi brow's, ; Lamp Black, Yellow Ochre- Paris Green, Chrome:Green, , Imperial Green, Chrome Yellow, ground Verdigris. l i rtision Blue, Ye Bronze, Umber, Terra de Sienna, Ivory Black, Black Drop, Pet. Yellow, Rose Fins , BLick - Smalt, Curcsmna i , Red Satuders; Su' ar of Lead, Litharge. etc. Oitsi---Linseed Oil, a variety of Lamp OilS, Lard Oil, Tunnel's ,Oil,.Ca.teri Oil, and all the cssetthal O:1_. ItariLizit.—Furtliture, Coach, Leather :tad 31as ; tich.Varnish, etc. , I gpts. Terpent;ae, Can:pl.:hie, Rosin. Spanish WI i- I thigi Patty, Glue, Gum Shellac, Copal Gum, Emery, Red and \Vhite Chalk, Bath Brick 4, PonitseStone, SA.Soda, Burguniv Patch, std. lir' eshes.---Pain% Varni,h. counteir, , Clothe.4. Hair,FicAt, Tooth, Nail, Graining, Marking, Ar tiSt, Sash, Tool, Horse, Whi te:wash,lScrub and Shoe . Brushes, etc. //lc Stufs.—lndigo. Madder, 1..:0.,45 , 6.lNlOrocid• 140 :Cie. Camwood, Fustick. Operas, Alum. Blue ilitrpt, Annatto, C. , yellineal, Monate of Tip, Red Tarter, Extract of loglcuod. etc. ...4eiffs.—citric, Sulphuric, Nitiriatic, dia tti/aR3 ll'ar , i—Bot des and Vialt of every size and 'tle.:-cription. a: whole,ate kind rdtail. A t....firiety at specie dors, and tincture Bottles,lGlass Sktinges, Pe-eras, Nipple Shells. Nur - ring Bottles, Tenni:ls. Tutriblers, Lamps, Candle-sucks, preserve Dishes, Saltizellers, Lamp Chimney-,, Pepper l)oxefq Car boys, Mirrors and Mn ror-plates, Demijohns; Win dow plass, etc. i Stone irure..---Jugs of nil sizes, Butter' Pots, Crean] Pots, preicrio Jars, pitchers, StorelTubs, Spiqoons, ii-e.. I Cie& 8 and Watches of , early every de , cription. gnoa airid cheap. Clock. races, Verges and Illeys. Watehl GunriPCliain.s, Coral ' and Kit's of,all Sorts. Jettvgry.—Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Bosom Pius,' ginger Rings. Ear Hat-0, Sol il and silver Pen cils and-pen Cases, Studs, Slidc-:, gold Beadl, etc., too numerous to mention. 1 .BiAter li r are.—Silver. Table, Ties and Desert SpooPs Sugar Shovels and ;Ttingi Salt Spoons, Butter knives, Thlmbl,a, ell.; Alsk:, Silver-phlted and Silver Spain:, 13iittan#iit Ware,•Otc. . 15 Glades.—Ladics , and gendemo ce n's silver Pra m Spectacle -3, silver platelDernian silver,teel, Spectacle eta., and Casts long and shirt, Stel Goods.—Steel Beads, bag arid purse Clasps, purse! Ring,s, Tassels, Slide, etc. 1 I Yankee Notionz i l A great !variegy of small but useful anti fancy Articles tea tedirius'•to mention, such as Combs of svery kind, 'par simons and; twe• zers, purses, •poclt mirrors, youth's youth's Telesc i imes, jcwsharps, pocke books; pi i tps, !Medics, shaving too Chemical poWticr fur razor - strops, key rings, etc etc. i ... .. isito/s.powder,lhot, lead. poxviler flasks, gun-• wo . Ors, gun taps, pills and flints, fety fuse. etc. t -Gasp, Ned taps, Chen:kali!, ttc,la complete as= ~ sortasent too ritunerous to name. In short, a whole newspaper might be filled in the vso attempt to enumerate the Ono half, of the. articins kept tor sale at TrIIRELL'SI Tl#:3 is, the right. i>lace tto buy Goods, and to bui them cheap— The . hest_ kind of Drugs are kept Ore, and from ? It the variety aid quality of them, gre Civaluccnients two offered physicians to'makeiit their p . of ref,- ular plirchase. The public generally are nvited,,to call and eomme the quality and pnoes f goals.. le ABEL TURRELL. , Modtrose ; December, 1840. 1 • -Farm for Sal VATHANIEL FRENCH offers f tying on the North part of Jac and about four ;miles from Hann. i taming 77 aeres; , a small House and Fruit Trees. Persons wishing pu ted, to: come and: examine. Jaeltson, N0v. 1 20, 1E49. tadlter'e'Naaffc )]* stitactiber having been kited an 4.0 d itor rin the settlement of the • .h• to of Pra leel Dipana and John F. Deans. I Ore of the eV' teee , Zehtdon Alma, deceased , could lerebi giiirs , notioti that helrill attendlto duties of t he sudappointment ; lit his office in hi troee, *ed ntaiday Ate seoza day a *Janta l 7..it, D 41860, at 1 cr 1 l e ' . CRAMBERL , Auditor. Noreto l ber / 2 . f+, 1849. ' squelianust •1 • ;tion. , .. • , iGoderiir]LadVis Book for 1850. the book oflhe.' , Natlon;" the oldest Magazine in America. Published by the present proprietor for twenty years. Edited by Mrs. /Sarah I. Hale. The publisher of the Lady's Book, knowing hew, completely. he put down nil opposition in 1849,,and being assured that the public is also acquainted with this fact, deems it only necessary to say that in 1850 he will improve on 18-49; and he will, as usual, give more reading and more engravings than his cotemporaties. Perhaps a little comparison of what. he did last year, and what his adversaries , did, may be amusing, if not instructive to those about to subscribe for a mifinthlly magazine. OnO thing the public may be assured of, that the pub- lisher of Dodey's Lady's Book will notl falsify his , his prospectus, ns he deems it as great a sin to tell a Llsebood in print as it is to give utterance to a I verbal one. Listen to the universal voice of the American Press— Comparison between 'Oodell and the other Phila delphia 11fentlalies.—In 1849, the Lady's Book gave 918 pages—which is 116 more titan one, and 148 ' more than the other Philadelphia monthly. He glare 281 engravings—among which were 20 color ed, and 93 full page—which is 130 more than one,.; and 180 more than the other. • • We gave, in each number a piece of music, prin ted separately on tinted paper, making 24 pages, or 12 pieces in a year. To show the cheapness of the Lady's Book, this same music, if bought separ ately at the music store, would cost exactly the price of the whole year's subscription $3. j It will be seen, at a glance, which is thecheap est magazine -for $3 when you get 116 pages of reading more than one magazine, and 148 mtire than another ; 130 engravings more than one, and 180 more than the other ; to say nothing of the su periority of our engravings, among which are 20 colored, and, their usefulness to ladies. The Color- - ed Fashion Plates alone cost as much as nearly• all the engravings of either of the other magazines.— eedeavors to please our subscribers have cost as an immense suin of money ; but if honesty of purpose and a positive dislike to falsehood in pros pectuses, will entitle a publisher to a large' sub scription list, the Lady's book is entitled to it. .Swine of our peculiar Work Tabje,which comprises every kind of Needle work, Embroidery, Knitting, Nbttiii„,a,Crochet, Pat terns for Caps, Cheniisettes, Children's Cloths, Wetldine b Dresses, In-door and Outdoor Costumes ; Birds of America ; Colored FloWer Plates; Model Cottages and Furniture ; Fashionable do.; Lamle Work Vignette Plates at the head of articles, etc. etc. All the above arc illustrated by engravings, and, in 1850, will also be given a set of engravings, , illustrative of the costume of all nations. with de scrption by Mrs. Hale. Must of the old features of the Book that were so popular last year, will be retained, and new ones added as they mai suggest themselves to the publisla•r. A new Novel, by W. Gilmore Silents, will be one of the features of 1850. Our reading matte r.—We have long stood at the , head of the magazine world for our contributors; they are always moral and imstructive, and. audi as may be 'placed before a family without hesitation. This department is under the control of Mrs'. Sa rah Josepba Hale whose - m.lle alone is a sufficient . guarrantec for the propriety of the Lady's Book. We may say the same of our engravings. We will never, as is done by a cotemporarv, publish inde cent model-artist pictures, such as no parent would allow a child to look at, the annual .e Laeltawana and nat b e field at the arbondtile, on the •ben a President, tary and such oth deeineptecessary- pany for one year 'IERCg ? Secy, li We w"di of here parade the names of our con tributors: its not necessary. GOdey's Lady's Book and its proprietor are too well known for us to take up space to enumerate the names of those who, by their writin g s, have placed thernselres at the head of the authors of this country. One thing our fiends will oblige us by not doing--ennferring upon us the title of " The Blackwood of America." We do not wish to bear the appellation of a mag azine that is oppposed to the interests of this coun try. and always loud in its denunciations of it ; and besides, Blackwood does not publish fashions, To sum up all, we unhesitatingly state, that we have much more than .fulfilled all our promises, and en.. ter upon the y6i-isith a new one, wli ch those who know us—and who does not?—will believe. Go. dey's Lady's Book for 1850 shall surpass that for 1849, and exceed all magazines past, present, and to come. Terms cash in, advance, postage paid. cent and expensive premiums. Suscribers. to a Club, or Single Sub s cribers, may choose different Engravings, one copy 1 year P. , 3, with any two of the followin.7, splendid premium plates: " Death- Bed of the Rev. John Wesley," " Wesley Preaching in the Gwenap Amphitheatre," " America Guided by Wisdom," "General Taylor and Old Whitey," . " Likeness of the Rev. John Wesley," " Do. of his co laborer. Two copies for $5, and any two of the above prints to each subscriber. 'Fire copies for $lO, and an extra copy. of the Book, and any two of the above engravings to the person sending the club. Eleven copies for $2O. and an extra copy of the Book, and any three of the above engravings to the person sending the club. Any person send ing $3 in advance, sub,ertVion for 1850 and '5l, will be entitled to any four of the above engravings. More and most liberal cprcra.--For s2u in ad vance, ten copies of the Lady's Book will be sent, and a copy of either of the above magnificent prints sent to each subscriber. They can, in all cases. se i lect which they please. For $3O, we will send ten copies of the Book, and thirty copies of any of the above engravings. Single number of the Lady's B,ink, 25 cents. The above are large-sized parlor prints. The' " The Death-Bed of Wesley" contains many por- ' traits ; " Wesley Preaching in the Ampitheatres ' contains hundreds of figures, and cost $l5OO to en grave it ; - America Guided by Wisdom," is a very large line engraving, and cost $l - 800 to engrave,— " General Taylor and Old Whitey," is one of the largest of the General Taylor prints, and is engrav ed from anriginal painting , at a cost of slooo. The beads. f Wesley and Fletcher are .of a good size fur fra 'rig. These Plates r.innot be purchas ed at the S eressat less than three dollars each:— Premiums re only sent when the Subscriptions are reinit . direct to the Publisher. The Lady's Book fur 1:8r0 will contain several hundred good te f engravings.. Postmasters and others sending clubs will oblige us very much by having them all addressed to one name. It is no inconvenience to them, and will be a great favor to us. Premiums to the towns send ing. the largest number of subscribers. !Vie town sending us the - largest number ofmail subscribers for 1850, will be entitled tir the Lady's Book lox 1851 gratis; and the next in number,each subscri ber shall receive any one of the above plates. Address L. A. Godev, 118 Chestnut street . Philadelphia. New Millinery. M. A. BUTLER will open a new Millinery -R lstablislunent to-day, , at Room No. 8 Base ment of Searle's Hotel, where the public are re spectfully invited to call and see. Montrose. Nov. 1; 1849. Calves for sale. A. LOT of Calves and other young stock for 1:1 sale; Inquire of 'GEO. FUJJ•ER. November 22. r sale his Tarim • township, y Depot,..con : • and iome i• • 4 , - are min -47-4w • Notice. LL persons indebted to the Estate of Wil- Lliam Ward, late of New Milford, deed, are requested to matte immediate payment, and timxte having claims against the E state to present them duly attested for settlement—either to Mrs. Ward,, dui _Executrix, at New Milford, or le Wm. J. Ter rill or. lArnt L Fmk Walrus*. November. ill,. ; 1 84 9. 4tS-6, AdoolAistrator's Notice. A. 114 Paw)" indebted to .the estate of Band* **Cooky, late of. the city of New York, der ceased, are request to make immediate payment, and those who have; demands . against the said Es-, tate to present them duly attested . for istislontot, H., It FRAZIER, Admit!. Mciftttiooe, Nor. 12, 1819. 48-11 Shertitis. Si, - f't ‘; 1 - 111 COY virtue of a writ of 'Let.'. Fa. - is s ue d ont:nt _LA the Court TA Common Pleas and to me dkeeti ed. 1 wittexpose to public sale at - the diftirt - Housitte. inliontrii - se, on Monday-, the 17th . day of'Dere4fai• her next at 1 eelock p. m, all those certain - thiets or parcels of land situate in the township orSiliter Lake, in the county of Su.quebanna and state Tor Pennsylvania; and butted, bounded mfd'described is follows, to wit: Beginning, at t, put / situ - 44' fiti the Ite_servatiofi Line, being the north eii,4 4Ortielt of Josiah B. Cleohberlin's lot, thence ri ( dolly perches 'and eight-tenths of a perch 4? :a post con said hue ; thence east eighty perches . and 'eight tenths of a peivli to the hue of the. ißeeeryatir tq M a. post; thence north along the said line. onelitlh dred and one perches and eight-tenths of .a to the place of *inning ; coat:Ulnae fifty-one aere‘ and fifty-sevett perches of land. new occupied - thy the said Wilber. Hilliard and being the mune lot; which was conveyed to him by.d‘tah kk,Cluusaber lin and Melinda his wife, on the second. dad of Ju ly, one thousand eight hundred" Mad recorded in Deed Bonk No. 4. page 21, ate, and bb : ing likewise the slime lot, that Nvas 'conveyed by the said Wilber Hilliard and 1 4 ).0a' Ilia, tyilevt.4 Robert IL Rose ; q_deedlbearni g date U tVelfiti day of March, ;one thousmnd. eight Inindrecl' and thi rty-five, thir . ty-five, and "corded in Deed Boots No. 358- ) s9—and also another lot of land, Vekiiitinig,at forty-seven perches, from the north wesl-c"' ner of the above mentioned lot, thence attest three perches tot -a post, thenee north one hundred and six perches , and five-tenths of a perch Maptest, thence cast forty-three perches, tu'a post, and,thene% south one hundred and eighty-six perches atitoliez tenths of a perch to the place of beginning; ,can. ; tailing fifty acres and one-tenth of au stere,lbe: the. same more or less, being the same tract of land and, premises, which - 0c said Robert H. ltose, byt In. denture bearing date the twenty-second- day of April, A. D. 183;5, granted to the said. Wilber.flil l Bard, his heirs apd assigns in fee. Seized and taken in execution at the cult of Jelin. I L. Hodge,4eca t or of the last sill .raid.testatrientl of Robert H.`ltuse deceased, vs, Canfield Dayton; adm'r. of.Wilber i llilliard deceased, and Mary An isi Hilliard, Calvin L. Hilliard and Lydia Children and belts of said Wilber klilliard.deceAsed. C. 31! Sheri,ff Sheriff's office! Montrose, t Nmember 20, 1849. f I To ,all Interested. 'Xr, OTICE is hereby given to all perSonshidebted ./..11 to the subwriber, either by note or on aectiunt,. for goods paced prior to the Ist Sept., 1819,, that immcdiat isiyinent is. requested , 11,854-41ers, uh will be no h itatiun to enforce collection .right . speedily of all Who neglect tliiS invitatiou„ i: ' -. JA314.4g. FiERCit. Frientlsirille, Nov. 13,1819. -- - ' -4 , W - 82. Christian F l asnity'Alnittuae.4-1.11160,' Amost splendid work, with eleven eneravings,, filled with useful and entertaining matter,,n.nd . should be ownettby every family, for Fale by Nov._ 15. J. LYONS: 1 ____ BookS! Books ! Books! --7---- , F"ILY Schl and Pocket Bibles, Testaigents, Sander's Ist, 2d, ad and 4th licade4til-.- dors', Coob's and Town's Spelling . llK.)bk,s„ Rife ori cal Readers, Ki t rldtam's, Browns and Million's , Grammars, Robhlns' History, Young Latlia l Class Reader, History United States, . Couistoelea Chem istry and Philoinphy, Day's Algebra, Mitchelrs, Morse's and Parley's Geography, Cobb's Itcatlen., Church Psalinodist, The Pealmist, Ready ReekonerChristian Almanacs, fract er, Shorter Catechism, a variety of Toy BookK:Vii per. Ink, Black Sand, &c. just opened and fur sale by N. B.—Old books rebound on shortMolle. .•;, • 81'FF arum, Vitriol, !Cie- and Log,trood, Wmaito, Pink, Sena, Sal &ids, &e, for sale.by 91FIGAME ; FALCOIII,4IIII3 P - CIREAT news rom the gold regions----LCrilifeiltiia VJII outdone—geld mine in Montrose, *1.4t0 I .it man may make himself rich iii !ili?)! hyjii4t,step ptng in to' Lathrdp d: Salisbury's, naft....4eliltitif, from the largest iuid mast extensive asperttliftit in Northern Pennsylvania—tr,ide having Leen.ery brisk the past season, dur. former stock Was' Very much reduced, which now gives us nearly an entire stock of new goods of every description. among which we may tueation,lo,ooo yds. of Bleached and Broken Sheeting,6ooo of 'Eriglisli,'Frenchtind Amer jean Prints, 50 pitces of Cashmere and Satinett,' 25 French, Vngtisb and American cloth, .50 Ala-. paccas, Merinos, 4lpinets, De Lades;Cashnicris, Francisco Check, itc., 20 pieces Linsep,'''so different stylesof Vestmg,s. Ribbons, Belts, eltets Satins and Silks, 200, Shawls, from.sl,ooke ttttopeo from yds. sillier° to 5 yards long, Kid, Silk Cashmere and Lisle thread Gloves,without numher. Hats and Caps ;from 3 shillings to 810, MuffA Buffalo Robes, Iron, Steel, Nails and Nail Rods, Mackerel, Codfish Tobacco, Tens from 3, shil- . , lings to $l, incladnim collie of onr Jibe chop'of 6' shilling Tea fur whiAl there lia,k-been such a great call—Ladies' and Men'S Bootd and Shoes' of till I kinds, 300 bbls. S:dt and 100 do. coarse:Balt kill of'; - which wilt be sold cheap as the cheapeSt, find' for ! which we want to buy 5000 Sheep Pelts,;lo,9oo lbs. Wool,, 15,000 Lbs. Butter and Cheese, - 50,0Q0', bushels Chits, Corn! and Wheat, in fact any tltin,tt farmers wish to sell us, not refusing cash. 13fixdl. ing and seeing us - von will very much oblign Your obedient 'serviiiits, !' LATHROP d. SALIS-BURY Montrose & Springville, Oct. lst, P. S.—New (loads arriving daily throng,h the w hiter. Notice. rrilE subscriber has been appointed Attorney in Fact of the Executor of Robert IL Rose; de ceased ; with full alithoritY to settle and adjus4lle business of the estate. All peiwris indebted to the estate, will eall,..at his office in Montt - ore, ,and settle and adjust tle saute. Oct. 1, 134 9. N. & Erie Fisilroad—Western RICE & Peva. , Office foot of Dime street and 7 Walrstre'el. New York. Leaves New York . sti dock .1 3 . 5 31. Arrives at Ifinghaniton G, A. 31. and atVego 1; A M. For -transportation of a l kind-sof mewl . aNise, Pae/mgei and 'Mandy. The proprietors Vai're made arrangements with L. Searle to rip aq pxpr : 9l3 tol connect daily between Great Dead and, llcilitose..l All money and merehandize fdrwaiiilea without delay. lel GE-NTS. I. Searle, ,lfontros e Getp.'W. ..4 StepAinalrei7l Bekik .;.Iforgan, Biosh?, rnn. L._ Manning & Son, atto p . . 2 s;4lcs & Prestucktin4r9,,i4...t G. 91. licunittox, 4 7 oriting. Montrose, An. , 4i113.10. • Buffalo Rolo4, Fears,' 2 Cap!, A . SUPERIOR aissortment of BMA and,r*cy 13. Muffs, Boas and Vic,.,torines,.Bilk 1410; Cl4ll, Fur and Hair Cip4, of New style's;lVapPea California Wool Hats, and. a splendid lot of Pill and 2 Buffalo Robe 4 just received and aaild at.'irelow prices, tr • BURRTIT. New Milford. Novi. 13,3849. _ . Turepi e Notjee.• NTICF., is iiere ir given its the i steleitibtders of ithe Mford as epanTumpilre - Poinpaiv;tlu4 an, election will be held at the oillie" of .Tudgeyez4 sup in Montrose, oat . the firstlfondar -of Januirk next, at one o'clock - T. M., to choose a' f F re_3, Treasurer and twelvie Marnigerale+ to sass the anninglswar until p. ;lie/ sen. ISAAZTOST, zleek( Not. 22, 18t9. . 1 1 4' ' ;.°1 1 I I ixei7o e dr ' Sat. ' seica,Es tisi shop of ELDREDA :NNWCOSE4 ; . , and. • I OW*, 1% atte:st. at 71 way 'Anti trap; will I I AO at 7.p • nel at Re AVII only of our cult cheap, to o dire. It is and cample this vicinit any one it system. tvo sani *ell •mighborsi c nuexpens • • colleeting addition to store, we 0 Cooking St., patterns ; Bedsteads and Shoe F we give pa un hatitirth, Grain ,of . net 'Wool, Pelt*, Shin every other in' exchang Believi ted not onl benefit the generally, ers, and sol try the pl, All per;.' Book accott 1 toediatelv.. l ters of creel', Sew 31111 • N• Cabi below the . A; outlet of rose ou the is prepared line;'tiunle 'l l He invites . Briclgewa MITE su ment o Those wishi selves out o Stor 'that line of will be furni to sell again, (\LDPe Mettle, rEktif _La the su ~ALT(w ber. r`CkSll p l'elts, 1 9 6"7 14 ma Oct. 24. l v e e r e r Or. t ! c,• of the Cough, loth Ohe• Heart, Lti bates of the A Awls ca bates have' `tare been poi ithe.tise of elation is a -fa Wpm. butt( Man 'S Cough Plaster, may Wu J.ESSUT. TL BUR • exte 000/4 ine coda, ,Shdro :adapted to. heretofore, o Otioduce, or • All who.o #yles, and kn' p 0 I New Milfo lIE par the sub under the 4, dissolved by men is requ, Montroie, 111111111b1 ! Ad pe LL perso Merrim a-requesteg t hating • at them 1..'- tro ' Mmter. 0A.1113E" load for ~New XV, OMES hi • oik 4i Erie Raii-RO. . .aftei.the-20th of August, the trains Will, , follows, Sundays excepted.: \ 11 .) ) ;24enger 21rains, from v ets-York to si,r nil s .icriners are now,. , _ fo — Futeit, • leave the Company's Pier, foot of Du. I :‘,l Freig it of all kits& at the .oiriego:Dsisth ' Ilz?,`a4 m. and - 5 p. m , stopping at all the i 'alai at the Binghamton, Great-Bentkinid.LlSie -.: - 4'om.Owego the through passengtir- ! to' 'Dept) every Tuesday; Wedisesdoiiriaidibil: vii, for New• York ut G o'cleck a. tn. War., of ea h week, and continnelsitii sigilifika ,um. Itopping alilio at all the way Oa= i din:an:bon the season.'. They , will;attesmi.iiliir • . warding the same to , the - Sew-Tcriti f they have made arrangements_ with leweeker4 4 salesmen, ho will , attend to thri:;nlrinifilt . .. , „,„ 1 same, and eta tit the pnietr ie4s iti - Biudtithie ` l, at either o the, 'above - DejitotailS the folkerietre; r ains :—.lt, pie steel of F. • Ra= mais Owt : r II the storehluse of Cll'}iinney,. - ;ill' lattice of "Jas. Griffin, Great Bead.; and stii*r lof E:Bensen, tanesla4o. . i • I - -• JAMES BMX; Biughttotaik 1 , . I JAMES GRIFFIN - ,4115t- 7 1 .j .F. RAYNSFORD E Ilgip,„ j Owego, Job , . 23, 1849: • _,,.. , .tigeuts ;:1-o..ll'lC.inney, llin \ ettinitait ; II Cauesbero't .. _ ~ i ' OtrrAurtjailes Sum will.ellpertitiodi ;nes* . throughout' thei , wholle Line; , iiiiCr fill,ull orders,' for Groceries, Fruit,.!' I ' d:c..J:c.; which will le bought it a` 's - ' - New-Y6rk, and - fi' named Der 1 1 W v ?ra i for Port t Jervis arid intei itions,lexcept Surfenis; will leave New ; Saturday At "8 /-2 p. m., nod will lcmte for pew -Pork every Monday nftirstiOg • ~ . [Traiii, with Passenger Cars attached, ort dervis for sew-York at. ten min a. ni' l and returning will lave New. rt Jervis at 3 1-2 p. m.- Another 'milk passenger car, will leave Piennont for 6 1-2 , a. in., and returning Imre oti- in., tormenting with the freight boat k. The milk trains do not connect with 1 • R. R. 1 i 1 'ayes New-Ycirk every night for all the eons on the road. A freight train will ~ every moning nt t. o'clock. A freight feave Port Jeßis fur New-York every 6. o'clock and another at '8 a. m. with :ht. A special train fur cattle and oth -, will leave Owego on Fridays at 4 p. i t Port Jervis for New-York on Sundays. iiirc , front New-York to OVego ss.t• •diate stations in pi-oportinn. Counnui: is nt lowest rate; fur the stations be- I York' and Port Jervis can be purehaS w,Ycirk and Pierinont Offices. Excur entitling the traveler to pass over the . l'ew-York to Owego, k and return, at ff 6 I can be purchased at the New-York Of st. or on bdard the Steamboats I of September next. JAMES P. KIRKWOOD, Supt. ~ todg- It'Or ready pay, i c ry pa y in iee,e, 1; 1 Wright d: Ilemeeti. i• 1 deterniiiied hereafter to-sell goods or'reofy pay, we incite the attention msys, and , of all wishing to buy goodS 1 r Parge and excellent stock of thercha.n ur intention to keep a wore extensive e assOrtnient than any other store iu 4 , " and io sell goods at lower_ prices than sell Vilio is doing business nn the erect- We wish it distinctly understood that cheaper for cash or produce than our ii fur,eash , or produce, as we shall have for keeping accounts, no expenses for lebts, and nu bad debts to make up. , In he aiteles usually kept in a cuuati-v all keep an assortment of Puler and i ,viis of the newest and most approved. tove ripe and Zinc, Iron and Steel; and Chairs, Side and Lipper Leather ndingS. To the Boot and Shoe trade iticular attention, keeping a larger stock In any other store in the country. 111 kinds, Hendpck Bark, Socks, Flan, Butter, Cheese, Dried Apples, Rides, Furs; Cattle. !Sheep, Pork; and almost 1 description' of tarrning pi:4nel ' taken for goods. ' I , !'that die Ready-Pay system is calcula -1 to priainute edr own interests, but to farmers and mechanics of this country 1 e askia fair frikl from our old custom cit the trade of all who are willing to , of paying &Jail. I # THOSE LY7'EHESTED. I s indebted to'us on notes due, or on Li, are requested to settle the same im ,s we are determined to bring rill.mat. t to n close at an early date. ' 4 , 1 - WRIGHT fi IiF&"NETT. rd, Oct. 8,184 P. 41—tf. l •itr'EstAblisliment. 5 - 'receiltlY " - established himself - in 'the and Chair . •-ilaking Business (a little ulLg Foundry anciMachine Shop on the e's. Lake, about I+ wiles from Mont , Ingliarutou stage road,) the subscriber, n furnish to order any articles iii hii p in the most workmanlike maturr; public to call and. see. L011.E.120 BEACH. Cr, July 11, 18--19.- STOVES. riber is getting in. a splendid asSort- Stoves—a great variety of Cooking,, Ileetin. House, School" House, etc.— ,' to pu4ase can't help but suit tbem-1 his assortment He also is manufacH Pipe, Tin Ware, and all articles in btismws. Stove Pipe and Tin Ware. bed to Merchants- and those wishing! at a liberal discount. B. SA.YRE. I • WANTED, Iter, Brass and Copper; also, old . Pot by - • B. SAYRE. :R, Boots tuul Shoes kept as usual by riber. B. SAYRE.. olesale or retuily kept by the subseri - S4SRR !id- for Beef Hides, Veal Skins, Sheep 1 ooh &a, by ' B.'S AY13,11, `• cash paid for good House Ashes. and I ' in Goods, deli yered at his Ashern by : - , B. SAYRR tan's All-healing Balsa in, a remedy. for Consumption, Raising Blood, Pain in the Side, Night Sweats, e i l t, „ 'Whooping Cough; Palpitation of trer complaint, Bronchitis, and all dls- Wroaf, Lung 3 and Lire+. .. , dokue of well authenticated Certifi• • n :dr.." ' - :-.-, en given to the public. O- cures that: formed in the above named complaints sti Dalslam. :: But its best recomtitin , thful trial of it. Price,,2s cents and This Balsam -tind also Dr. Sher and Worm Lozenges and Poor Mun's be obtained at the Vtzrtety Store of ABEL TURRELL, Montrose. Pa. .ew Fall Goods. ITT. is .now ready-ing a general and !'ve as.zortuientof FALL & WINTER uding a splendid stock of Ladies' Dress s: and othei Fancy & Staple Goode e season, and which _he will sell,: si the most - favorable terms for cash, pproved credit. wishing Oocds of the most desirable •st prices, - will do well to give him a - d, Octoger, 22, 1849.. DisSolntion. • :rship heretofore extsting between 'tiers in the.cabinoemaking , businesi of ." Stevep2 & Avery" is utnal consent nod a speedy settle !toil. Wail. W. SMITH. . ALEX'R SMITH. ..pETER STEVENS. . FAYETTE AVERY.. ay. 12, 1843: -. n 46.. intstrotor's Notice. - • Its indebted to. the Estate of Charles ! n ‘ late :of Checonut to wvikip, deed.. to - make immediate payment,, and emalidir:againg,t-Ad said Estate to !..eleatteated'foieottleMent.' • - ' or.1,2,118:10. FJN4 SALMI)) , Me sook.bsinitoi by - I • /I ,- BURRITT. , Nov. • -•- & ftlite Stic&a. a largf lot *wisle: *' S. _ AT. Y. & 1 O• " •,. , • . .;-. . . " - I L >, . , ig 1 0 lle , ; `n I 1 - e lars-markka :ord. Stove BITiRRITT has now in st.", • ioent of Stoves, ineitiding Rd 14"nd:i alAir Tight, and' lor, and 'sit p Stoves, Russia . Pipe, stortt Furniture. vlicetlionliPiii: 'Tubes, itz.lite., to which, die' atfeb ti cluiser,i, au* the' public is int . eik.. aad be sold ativery low priers; forreao I„.ar. • August, I , r Itßaysville - -.A.eadtei lies im itution, pl.+o , 4ontly loestedi I of Lt-Rays ille, aradfOiet county; Pen ccpet ( .4.••_-ftil o tion,uml‘r the overt Wow 1 11. J. NOW 11. A. 11., Prbieipat. an 4 ' fihoparde re.e."eptressk„...,- _ ~. • Tonitok . rimary.l3tlnlies per QiiaitOr, -Common flngliAr Bram:hew, e -4 Ili,giier En ILI Branthes„ ••••,. , Lauguage.lr and !tigber Madiematkii i ,.. 1 Dratrin,g- and Pamting-iiieit,--:'''':, • Incidental expenses per'Quartel6'' i, ` - '•''"t, I ' TERM .I - : - t-.t '3..2 - ....,' ,::,5..: ..''-' Full Term commences seSember.4ti,.l.ll.lk .: . 4- " i *inter ‘' N.- Nov. • •11,;714/1111 , ,i;,-,,,' s pr i ng - .. •• " Feb. • 4 2 0,_,..40.7 s - ', 4 , 1 Summer " " 'Wily .• ' f - :, - 1,; - ximpt.!.. -',,_--- ~! rff" Allf must be paid at Vas ;'4iiiiiiiitillC, Term. J. k - atlLlACtiesekr4.l J tEs Hoix;E, Pree!. 4 Trisisiss.: .., ;,:i 3.7 I,ito towels, Thunliter.olke:i' . ''''',, '' 4, NXTF, 1 l ye now on hand a glent*lfty o.lr . 0 11 4.0 V V ing • 'eerier and - shopittirrel;waillt WWwistli* tell, for ca_ :or:ready plytheapisr . thanevaremonsitg 1 Our Cook' stoves are the followingkipdat t __ ~1-91 The Ph c6cal Air Tight, The very best sttrimittya9l i ' " Improved Rotary. "4 ,p• .- "' '. Extra' Large Oven. " " • • . " Irving. - ' " ". " - - ,01 " Iron Icing. . " ' • " ' - 1# “ Whiteside's Double Oven. " " . ' • 7 ,‘lri'' " Rough and Ready, , " "'• " , 'Z " Elevated Oven, Premium and'ollheridovua " , ...: almost all kinds, Parlor stoves for wood and essiA • , Also do assortment of stove_trimmin' go, inik ow . i,.:. per, sheet Iron and Zinc Ware. Any, article -IMit* ;In hand made to order on shortnoticeiudantlerK 4 1 reasonable !terms. Purchasers will 'save I*? 11, 04!: '' giving us a [call befoie buying, as am dettitulik4 t ,' ed•-to sell at prices which must aukany am ''.'.. , • -,lri n3B 1 . - ROSE :*)3 .-,tjk , , - 1 ,3 1-'* - - --- , Ilt‘ady naafi - elisiilliq j j.,: i S r T ock llr tn C d E i lLE ss D a n ts ow . li sl ut i e t if ti l semere. P ts, Of various qualities ; . 134h,N ai l' . ims: 4 mid Fahey ilk Vests; Cloth and &beet -Yalu Shirts, • ms and Collars; Jean, FailimareVilisat 'ti . S hi r t Goa • _ 13 4 _2 . ~• • 7 :4..: kti ~ ~ HATS.. CAPS I—A general aimartinestelrmwr y "',' i Silk, Brush angWool Hats—Also ClothataiGlllPll r , _ . . . 1 . 0 Caps. i • 'MOIL'S t,E PAPER.--Writi4itall*,*Orki Paper, just received. Cap and Letter Paperbtii Ream; Wr ippiug do. -Of various ,liiies lad 11111111T1 ties ; School Boss by the &sten yr 411 11 1 % , i'llisr, N . keepers in the country wanting WritlngANlsi e s W.. 114 Wrapping, Dr School Books, will dn'alt.olll.l,o3l), Me a call. Even-thins , in my line tO;lisaaktaiii*AlP r . 77 7" i Montrose] gept. 4, 1 a 842; °4°- 1 Fin4lllt . --- : - 17.-11 - 7 -- ' ----- 1 .--- . • , • , J. -, _ - —)WI , nusoLuiritomr, .. ..• 1 rri HE ' Pattncrships . heretofore eilatintbstitiaeli .1 the subscribers in-the Blacksmithing: binsisaii . ,o is, dissolved[by mutual consent. . ': ' - -, -, ' :VA • • _ alio, *mi. wiki Montrose / Nov 7. 1840. -IL l'oirllCE.. ' 6 -' .- . • -• IJ. G. GILBERT, -, NO. 21.1,Pearl Streel, lif!eimb.Tt r A FFEIi. fur sale Evan iListasca *id: kJ Oil C 1.02115. A large ass!itiC . ~ can, French; awl , Genii Paper 'thimbei Binders to 'batch ; for s ae in anpitaintltr, lowest marliet rates: 11 bantatbablita , ciiy of Neal York C4ll epend titio*•o4ir . ,... Wm. , fillecli at the lo l est prices b,y - sewhat sciiption of kvle and qaalities;' .oil &kola& u. to suit the urchnser. ' ' '''="' 1: . ii 36,2 - 'New .York, Atlgust 24, , 184". % , r ' Lates_ . t yet, per kaki A NEW Od beautiful stock of met gOod.s, bought enthnly.foit, ry, lowest macs nnd selling acconlifly,*t s. of I Lir* CLOUD h r leeting by the piece: tub at VI cents per yartl,'H'eniPy Ilawreriti?7lllfii,"ir fitimmer Cl/ths at 8 and 10 cents;4ollioe; Sttyte ef t • leT9 .July 24thi • life* Firm. dc New 1 lIE suNieribere would inform tibia* Great Bend ik iieinity, - that theranea" 'chased the stock of goods,. fonnactr-L Yung ih , Gionan, and baring !eluisepf Yew Goods, arc preppiMAWorte r i•prihlicllie following artieles at Wholisain , tat:. Pork 'power, Salt' by Übe libL itbisi !by the bbl. or half bbl., or riadenge;loll*. Atts per cent; 11191assw, by Abel44:-bbLer quantity. Also Tea, Coffee.l4 l / 1 4ne.1 . ger, Soap, Cipidles, Paints, Oils, dte-Inct belsold cheaper than at any . other' *stabil* thiis sidd orti. Y., Binghamton not.enioptad. Also. a fun amortmont of Drugs and /be With most ofl the.Popular.Pateat..., in tee.' '4. • L R TRON'BRIDGIV i, Aug. 13, 1841 k: , ' - EEO . . ' Whiteside* Issaproiiadj . Doubler -Oren Hot Air Cooklov-,"olft': PIM above stave wai patented sti. tha ' si 'II '1847; lIVIIS got, out tbs. -kit visa , Considered- i many respects to' he a prevomera o every . other kind Of C It:inddubted requires less fuel for batting than ost if , not Mt' Otherte ' I The subscriber has 4tained the . tif pending this,store in *actin* na.:and'Wa:tir. and hivilii a bagoL no atnotee. zap bi a nottltyle,• - ornsis - tbasn'tsrWk: beliad at iheilPoanth7 g et the otariarY I t p rit.PMPOI Of Ai 04 , sualiailair. t.", - , OF Ifenticisi,` i 11, 1814,.
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