t - YREAT sngir rE
IRA.
PHIS immense establishment, the largest and most Complete ever organized, comprising the best
1 Equestrian; Musical and Gymnastical Troupe in ;this country, with a stud of Horses and ronics su
perior to an other evelllected. Extuatr • -
MONTROS , Monday June 17,1850. For Ono day Only.
In its progrzs through the country will be preceded by theO rest Triumphal Got.t.n:x Cit.MtOT,dmwn
by Eighteen Beautiful Creatil Colored Hurites, and devoted to the ennvevance of the'New' work 'Brass
Band, led by the Celebrated and-Unsurpa.4sable Bugle performer Mr, Mother.
The famous A. ROCKWELL, and J. GOS,SIN, uniFersally acknowledged to be the best Clowns in
the World, are members of thiscompanY. Also—Mister JAMES ROBINSON, the celebt:ated Bare
Back Rider, who sectimplitheltlackward eterY feat attempted by any person forward. Miss HENRI
ETTA. ROBINSON, a beautiful talented child, nine years of age, will perform the most daring feats
ever performed by any lady Equestrian In ihe World.
R. ROBINSON, the celebrated 44ind 6 Horse Rider, who suiml alone uneqa tiled in this and
other aitintries, being the most Graceful and Daring-Equestrian of tie age.
Mr.O. ELDRED, the celebrated Diamatie . Equestrian.
Mr: WILLIAM ODELL. in his celebrated act, styled the Indian Hunter. •
MONSIEUR It. FOSTER, the well-km. 4u Cannon Ball Hurler,
Mr. HENRY RUGGLES, the celebrated Slack Rope perfumer and a host of others, all ,Brilliant
Stara of this country.
or Doors open film .1 to 5, and-. 1" to 11 o'clock, P. ,L Admission 25 cents- No half-price tickets.
Montrose, June 7,1850. IL WRIGHT, Agent.
The Assam Tea Cempsny,
136 Gum\-wit-a Stu Err, Nrcr-Yomic..
THE proprietors beg leave to call the attention !
of connoisseurs in Tea, and the heads of (ami
ties to the choice and rare selection' of Tens im
ported by them, and hitherto unknown in this coun
try, which, by their fragrance ,and delicacy, cont.
bitted with virgin purity and strength, produce an
infusion of surpass—mg richness and flavor.
The Teas offered. are the following :
The Jetidu Bloom, a Black Tea, at tl 00 per lb.
Niphon, do. " 0 '75 "
Diari .do. " 0 50
Osacca, • a Green Tea, 100 .
Somtsida. do. " 0 75
Tick-tsiaa dn. ', 0 50
tfil-ft Mixture, a compound of the
most rare and choice teas grown
on the fertile and genial soil of
Assam, 1 00
- With a view to enecrarar,,, , re the intrixhictir of
these matchless Teas, it is the intention of the pro
prietors to distribute by lot, among the Purchasers,
a quantity of Teas equal to
The first year's Profits on tire Soles effected.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the pack.
ao ' a numbered certificate, entitling him to •
One Chance in the Distribution!
for every fifty cents laid out, and on the receipts
amounting to $9.0,000, the undermentioned parcels
.of Tea, to the value of ten per Cent., or two thou
sand dollars, will be given assay as Bonuses!!' ac
cording to the following scale: •
3 Prizes of SO lbs of Ten lit $t an per lb 2.361bp or 5250
- IA • " ." 300 500
ten "". " 300' . 500
4 338 •••
rrizes in alt. 9,000 Ito 82.n.0
Those persons who prefer low priced Teas, can
reaiire their psizes inproportion, or they will be re
parchashed' for cash, at a reduction of 10 per cent.
LIP - Country Agents required. Applications to be
addressed [post paid,] to the Company's , Depot, as
above. 23:3in. •
Notice.
NVITERE4S Letters Patent have been issued
Fr by the Governor of this Commonwealth, in
corporating the subscribers to the stock of " The
Choconut and Friendsville Turnpike road Com
pany,- New notice is hereby given to the said
subscribers, according to the provisions of the sev
eral azt• (‘f Assembly in such vise made and pio,
videil. that an Election will be held on lifonday the
first day of July next between the hours of to 4:1
o'clock , at the hone of E. Bliss in Friendsville, or
One, President, Five Managers and One Treasurer
to serre until the first Monday of November next
and until others be chosen.
The election to be by the said subscribers and. o
be conducted by ballot in person or by proxy duly
authorised, each stockholder being entitled to (me
vote for every share of stock held by him not ex
ceeding ten.
Amos Heath, Edward Clark,
Ratoort. GOV in, John S. Peiro )(nett.
Ifiram Bates, Jofin Min kler,
Ja Ter Stanley, Samuel F. t'armalt,
Commits icrners. '
Cash Paid for Wool.
u BURRITT will pay the highest prices in
ouh or (rood for Wool.
New Milford, Jane 4. 1850.
irELEELS for sale by
11. BIZR RITT
New Milford , June 4, 1850
Valnable Books.-
ITTOH' Daily Bible Illtistrationg, Emerson 'S
11 Essays : Apostolic Baptism by Taylor. Liver.
more's ReTteir of the Nip..xicati War, Book of forms,
DA.utiiime's History of .the Reformation, tke.dk
ion received and *for sale by J. LYONS SON.
Mar
New Plow Shop.
ifYSEPII FULLER d~CO. would respectfully
locorin the farmers of this county that they
hare opened ti Plow Shop in , Montrose, opposite
the store of Mills &Knapp, where:they are Menu ;
faiturtng and intend keeping constantly ou hand ti
complete assortment of Plows and -Plow Castings.
We have purchased from the patentee the Pi
desire right of manufacturing the justly celebrated
BLATCHLEY PLOUGHS
in Susquehanna county. These Plows need but be
tested to meet unqualified approbation.
Among our castings may be found the folloWing:
Points to fit Eagle Foundry, Post's, Binghat,
SkinuerVEddy, Mott's, Windsor and r
betLville Plows.
Ptows.--Blatchley's Patent, (4 sizes, one size
made expressly for earn plow,) Livinvou county,
Wayne county, Mon gaud Flaws, Cultiva,
tors, ete,
Repairing of Julltindr; flesos short notic e ..
JOSEPH FULLER, t p
Loom
• MILAIS KNAPP, iPPI.
Ray 23, 1850.
Notice_
-
THE IIIiDEMIGNED, Conantitrioners, by/Tw
the of an Aot of the Ge.fiertil Assembly of
Pennsylvania, "To examine that transactions and .
conduct of the Bank of 13 ./t2elzamii Cam P' `
beret,' giro notice that they tneebut the
uc houee of ?Wit. K. }Laws, the Borough Of
Yontrose, in the County of Sasquehaisms, MIMI"
emit, on Monday the 24th day of June. neitti
-ten o'clock A. M., for the' purpose of exturdOw.
sato. and investigating the emeerns of the Thlnk
of Susquehanna County,—where, and when all in
sarested-may attend. " •
C: E. WRIGHT,.
May is , 186 0 . - C. R. RUCKALEWi6
ELDRED'S
Now In :Trove your Chance.
IFyou wish tp obtain valuable information, now
is your time. F. M. lisacoos has just com
menced traversing this county fttr, the purpose of
introducing the best lot of Books' for the present
and rising generation ever offered here; 'which he
will deliver at ivery man's door at the stune price
they are retailed in the cities, of New York and
Philadelphia asiquoted on their trade list of publi
cations, which Wilt be shown to every one who
signs. There isj no deceptien in the matter. His
bokki are: t
Chambers .liFfoimation for the People. a Tory pop
ular Encyclopedia with more than 500 engrav
ing'. This work should be in every family.
Golchrmith's Asiiinatcd Nature, with 385 plates.—
This js a work which should be in the library of
every family, being written by one of the must
talented authors m the Engli=li language.
.Ritakenkrger's Netara/ Ifistorp. This work is
worthy the highest commendation ; it embraces
the elements of -Anatomy, Physiology, 3fanuna
liw, Ornithology, Herpetoßice, Conch°logy
Entomology, Botany and Geology, and is a text
book in the Philadelphia High Schools.
Mason's Farriery—Hind's Farriery—Youatt on the
Home. R. L Allen's Diseases of Domestic Ani-
male--noutaining besides the treatment, Recipes
for Horses, Oxen, Cows, Sheep, Dogs, Swine &c.
American Farm Book,—Am. Fruit Culturist—Am.
Poultry -Yard.
The celebrated Doctor Gunn Domestic Medicine:
Webs - ter's Dictionaty with the Geographical Vo
cabulary , revised by C. A. Goodrich, k'rh(essilf
in Yale Cell%re„, This piction A ry j huuld..)3e in
every family pretending to spear tlie:''EngliA inn.
gunge, for a critetion, for it now stands triumph
ant in all the high schools, both on this side of
the Atlantic and•ithe other where the English
ZCc Language is used;' i
cannot too highly recomend these books, and
therefore advise every one to obtain them.
New Goods.
TUST RECEIVED AT POST'S—the Second
Stock of Goods; this Spring—consisting of a
Splendid Lot of Bonnet Ribbons, new styles
Lawns Barages, GlaSsa. Silks, changeable; Foulards
and Italian, do., 114 n and Figured—White Crape,
and Barage Shawls; Black, Colored Thibet and
DeLaine do. ; Turk Satin Parasols ;Silvered Fans,
flowers, Wreaths, Bonnets Enameled Shoes and
Boots. Kid and Silk Gloves, Fashionable Buttons
and Dress Trimings, Purse Twist, Silver and Steel
Bide, Worsteds, Silk, Organdies, Darer De Loines,
; Dotted and Plain Swiss Iluslins, Edgings from 2
cents to 10 shillings per yard- Some fine Perfu
mery, German Cologne, Colcord's Lustrale, ke,
I Large Lot of Hosiery, Carpet Bags, Cuffs and Col
: Jars, Linen Gin hams, White dureen, Napkins;
some Beautiful Barathea ITstings, Seamless Rigs,
Cloths, French Curtain Lawn, White Bedpread,s,
Linen table Cloths, Cotton do., Doylies, Napkins,
Table . Covers; in fact our Stock of Dry Goods;
Staple and Fanev, - cannot be beat irt.the county.
;
Ilardteare and . Crockery ; we have added much
to our stock of Hardware, and can now furnish
nearly all that's called for, at the lowest prices.-
Also, Wood Ware; Heelers, Tubs, Pails, Brooms,'
Trays - Maas Oil Cloth, Blushes, also on hand, a,
new article for the convenience of House Keepers,
--"Babbetta Eferreswing Compound," for making.
Bread, tee have tried it, and can recommend it ;;
Corn 41€21-dt for Puddings—needs but to be tried.
We have a large Stock of Teas and Groceries gen—,
erally.l Gents, Strawand Palm Leaf Hats, Gaiter ;
Boots. 1
Our Stock is unusually varied and Large, we in
vite our'Friends to call, and examine for them
selves. We eau and will sell good Goods at lair
prices.
WANTED AT POST & CO'S
Wool, Wheat, Grain of all kinds, Butter and Cash
on-old demands, or fur Goods, or, if our Friends
will bring us their Wool and Wheat we will pay
the the Cash at the best prices..
lgontrme, May 28,,1840. '
ALT, Ground Salt at
POST co•s
stonfi , ose, 31# 243, 850.
• ••• • Netier - All4 Goods;
AT IL BURRITT'S Store may be found an en
. lagged and extensive assort Ment of New Dry
itrclud.i%! ever . ar desirable style required in
this market and consisting in part of rich Linen
Lustres,Gingham 3 s, printed and etrihroidered Lawns,
PeLanes anarich Calicoes of the newest de.signs
arid styles.
fritlemtc.r Sh - Attts`; Bra Attratillaa; &aria
I ,karge variety. .
lomnet a ; Florence braid, French lace, 'Fancy
I:and plain Straw Bonnets, Ikrtinet Silks, Bich Bib
bons, Trimmings and Flowers in great 'Beauty and
.at very low prices. ".'
Parasols eit
splendid apiortirient; and I:fMbiellas
e
cheap.
Broad 07ofla,Fan
extraQ tr iBinl i r e a. , 6 onn r• r
r Cloths,
rich Silk Vesting% floiXolcs),cirt. Ind " Fur
'muted and LeghoiiiGone r eAfate,,zBuumugr I taps,
iliotnery, Gloves, Linen, Cimilxic, anfk l silk,,,Fdb,
Talk sPieada, ;Towelin g , No g g, sak - Lair,
Law V!eile, together.with thousruels of yords cot
' Shi l e4447, Bed licks,,Twilleil;Stilped auclAue
tmkairtinO. Cotton Tim Bit* . Boit& and
heeti . 4e. fie, which
~ in . connection with 'Ms usual i
• e variety of other GOotle makes his assortment
hoes s.
will he sold very low for Cash; Fur
Once or,:apisrove.4 eredir„
l' l'ilewOßford, }fity, 20, 1850. , ,
Ready' Made Clothing..
GooD issorfpug, Ready4fade c,iothinq
for rile chesri at the store of L. f..l.rrotxt.it.
Novi is the tame ti • •
Great BePd, A114'3;18541
- 4113,3).-ier
ei l Leatiailicr. Storer
P E A"6
Vediasiipeied neWttore at Great
"-ilesekr# ( (itavly ypolit7 e the *mina at ,
•wherilicr tarnow receivin g a large and entire new
stock-arGoode, which he oilers fur sale% on ;the
MALL PROPITS--QUICKALTUILNS.-uOSE PRICE tiny.
stock embraces an ettensive assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Heels
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Ready-made`Clo•
thing, which have been purchased in New York at
the lowe.jt es.sh prickts; and he respectfully invites
the people of Susquehanna county and vicinity to
toil and examine bitstock before purchasing else
where. His experience in the business enables him
'so purchase at the best adVantage ; and having
made an arrangement with an agent in New York,
he will be constantly receiving additional supplies
of well selected Goods.
Prorisiorts--Flour, Pork 4: Fick, wholesale Q: ?grail
A very extensive stock will be kept constantly
on.band At the loweet prices- Being deterroine - ii
not to be undersold by any dealer west of New
York, he respectfully solicits a shore of the public
patronage. . L
Great 13end, May 1, 10.
Will you walk in
TTittrr§ and look at his last arrival of Watch.
1. es, Spectacles, and the last summer style of
Pins, and Rings, and fancy goods Also, ‘ ltiles
-mars celebrated Tor;th Pte and Shaving
and LubiretTassorted perfume. • Truly the hest as
aorta:tent in town. Mav iG.
Summer, fiats.
AATAsitßusa BROTHER lame just re
ceived a large and splendid assortment of
211111111f7 'luta, consisting of Panama, Leg Horn,
Tuscan, China. Pearl, Peddle tirade, English, Can
ada and Rutland Straw. Palm Leaf and other kinds
of Summer Hats, for Gents, Boys and y o uths.—
Also Ilun,garian, California and various other kinds
of Fur and Wool Sporting -Hats, which will be
sold lower for cash than they can be bought in any
other establishment this side of New York. Just
call and examine the goods and prices, and if you
are in want of a Hat or a Cap you will not go
away without one.
N. B. Hate and Caps made to order, at the short
est notice.
Binghamton, May 1, 1850.
• New Spring -Goods.
1101 r BURRITT has jrr.t received and is opening .
11 a full and general assortment of Spring and
Summer, Goods, including a large and superior
stock of Ladice Drcsa Goods, Shawls, lionnfts,
Beats, Shoes, Steers and other Fancy and Staple
Goods adapted to the general and universal-wants
of the community, and which he will sell as here
tofore on the most reasonable terms fur Cash or
pproved credit,
IL B. would avail hirnsvlrof tide opportunity to
present his acknowledgments to his friends and the
public for the very liberal patronage heretofore
extended to his establishment, and to assure them
.that be is resolved to merit *continuance of it, and
that his goods of all kinds will be sold at prices
that shall not be heat.
New Milford, May 7 1860.-
N. B. Flour and Salt kept constantly au hand.
Miss Betsey Chapman,
Milliner,
AY be found at the residence of J. W. Chap-
I i man, same building with the Register Print
ing. office, Chestnut et, between Odd. Fellows flail
and Episcopal Church.
A Few Days Later!
Highly Importatag auct-,lnteriating News!—New
. - Mims divertreci near home!!
J. Lyons dt - Son
ARE now receiving a large and fashionable as
sortment of Summer Goods
_which they wal
sell for ready . pay" at very low prices.
Just drop in, Ladies and Gentlemen, and exam
ine our stock.
"Twill cost nothiag to see and but little to buy
just what you want.
You will find us for A few days longer at the old
stand, Where we will be happy to wait upon all
who will favor us with a call, and where we aro
determined to trade "some" yet, but after a week
or two look fur us a little further up-town..
N. B. All kinds of " ready pay," even small bills
taken at par.
Montrose, May IG, 1850.
OA TACOS, Ginghams, Lawns, Barrages, Linen
Ginghams and Silk Goods, n great variety.--
Shawls, Parasols, Fancy Cravats, Neck-ties, Laces,
Edgings, Gloves, Ribbons, tic., in abundance. La
dies Shoes and Gaiters, many kinds, sizes and pri
ces, at J. LYONS Ji SON'S.
C ATIFTY-BAGSaia - Witi4;l2j'ilin a
J. LYONS & SON's.
10p ROAD-CLOTHS, Kersey n 3 c res,
JO tuck aTe2ng, Satinets, French Cassimeres and
Summer stuffs just in. LYONS it SON.
PLM -LEAF JIM; Bonnets and trinunings, a
new lot at LYONS d; SOY'S.
SIRTINGS acid Sheetings from three-fourth to
ten-fourths wide, some as high as 5 cents a
yard at LYONS & SON'S.
USIC-PAPER and Sheet Music, Lithograph
.01. Prints, Violin Preceptors, Strings, Screws,
Bridges, &e. Sc, at LIONS SON's.
P — .9.I 3 BB:AKNOIIVOIVeriCdo;ar Curtains—
WOod Pails, Butter Ladles and Stamps. Clothes
PinA, Baskets .Ic. selling by LYONS 4k. SON.
RICE' Sugars, Nails and Codfish at • -
LYONS 41-, SO:‘.1 . "0.
.Montrose, May 10,
-
_ _
TIN WAREe;tI at wholetiale prices by
J. LYONS iSr. SON
AT Posrs may be found asbeautiful stock of
Bonnets, the o heist- stock of Edgitui,s, Laces,
Jaconeta, Cambrics. DeLaines, Muslim, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons, Wreaths and Flowers, thugh a m i ,
Parasols and Dress Goods of every kind very cheap.
Gents will find summer wear, I Linens, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings; fine Sheet ingis, Hats, Boots,
-Umbrellas, Cravats. Linen Handk'S, Gloves.
In fact our assortment of got-4i is large., com•
prising almost every article' wanted ,in the Dry
Goods, Grocery, Hardware, Crockery. Glass, and
Harness *ate. Iron Steel and Nails, Fish, Pails,
Matta, 13moms; Tin ware. A fresh lot of Teas,
Coffee, Tobacco; Leg Cluittet,Thiria l le Trimmings.
We tender our thanks to our friends for favors
heretofore. Having, made some improvement's, for
their cotnfort, as well as our own, in the Old Store,
we invite them to call and see as.
30,000 pounds Wool wanted 'for cash. We hope
the Wool grower* of this country will certainly give
.
us a'eall before seiling; •
' ISAAC ?owl , &co
Montrose, May 1. 1850.`
• 50,000 lbs. Wool Wanted, ,
- port tibiai - wo Will pay the
,hisizist market
I' price in Casii.,
The snbscribers have a large stock of all kinds
of Goods, especially woolen goods, which they will
sell as low ns*lowest. We, wont be undersold.
S ALBS BU RY , •
270860, •
Moniiose, May
lrew 413istsda t
A 'LARGE and splendid 'snick of seasonable
Lll.- Goods just receives' and will be sold for
email advance at. •
LTHROP , * SALISBU firs.
May .28, LIMO. ,
Ribbons; ' '
_ _ ,_,_ j -
PVEN,PIDI9t 91 . ,0q/Ent..!ktoppousr. j ust re
belyticr atidlisisidi.ty, ,:.-,-, •
-1 : /IN t SAW
4Til BVlty,
May , t), 18 6 Q :,, ,, . ;
Daily atifiportati Itte. -
N . 01RPENTER, Rail kintel Pr eig ht line
bitreeet Great'l364 - and Kle Yeti*.
EVERY day in the-week; 'Sundays excepted.
fur 1i350: — Captain—James' Wickham. N.
V. Carpenter will commence to receive and fiir
ward Freight from Great Bend: on the first
and -continue to receive and forward produce daily
to Capt.J. Wickham thmughent the season. Capt.
Wickham will remain t in New York, to.recetve
'Freight forwarded to him, and frbm the long ex
perienceirr the businen, they flatter themaelvft
that at all times they can . command the highest
market prices. Ilie returns will be paid by N. V.
Carpenter at Great Bend.
May i, 1850. N. V. CSil.PEN'rElt.
• plough% Ploughs:
UST reCeired, a new stock, and large assort
ment, of the most apprisved patterns of Side
Hill• and common Ploughs; Plough Coatings
of all kinds and handles, alt of which well be told
at reduced prices, by a BURBi'I'T.
New Milford, April,•lBso.
Orptutta's Court Sale
I N pursuance of an order . made by an Orplum's
. Court, held at Montrose, in rind for the county
of Susquehanna, on the 4 22 d day of April, A. D.
1850-, will be exposed to Public Sale; 11e real estate,
late the estate of James T. Sherer, "deceased, situ
ate in the township of Bridgewater. in Siisquehan
na ilkounty, on Saturday the .25th day of May, inst.,
at 1 o'clock P. M. on the premise's at the house
of the late James T. Sherer dec'd, in Bridgewater
afcinasakl, bounded and described as follows to wit :
On Ihe-south by lands of S. S. Mulford and on the
west by 'land of Asa Luce on the North by land
of S. S. Mulford and on the east by land of John
Sherer, Jr., containing fifty acre, with 'the appur
tenances, a dwelling house, barn and about twenty
acres improved.
Terms of sale, made known at the time and
place of sale JOHN S in.:Reit Jr., Adnfr..
Bridgewater, May 1, 1850.
The above sale is pckitpoiled till Saturday the Stl
day of August next at the same place and time of
day.
May, 23, 1850. JOHN SHERERJrt. Admr
Ni,v Chair Factory.
rirFILE Subscriber has opened a Chair Factory
nearly opposite M. S. Wilson's Store, where
he intends to keep on hand all kinds of Fancy,
Cane seat, common Windsor. and almost any kind
of .Chaim Gilled for, also Settees of every descrip
tion, which he will sell ns low as can be bought
in this Country. •
Parsons are invited to call anti examine before
purchasing elsewhere. M. J. SCOTT.
Montrose, April 24. I 7--rszn.
To Dairymen.
VOR'SALE--a Farm in tint townAtip of Pike,
Bradford county, containing one hundred and
seventy-five acres of land—one hundred . or more
under improvement. There is thereon a Dwelling
House and Barn, a good young Orchard. is well
fenced and watered, anti has a good living Spring
of crater within a few - steps of thedonr. There
are buttew acres out of sight of the dttelling house.
It is a first rate Dairy or Grain Farm, it being free
from stumps, level, stnooth, and convenient to meet
inn- stores,. de. Title good and -undiSputable.
DANIRL BAILEY.
L,ellaysville, Bradford county, Pa,
April 23, 1850. f 17-3 m
New Arrival.
subscriber has just received a new supply
af Books, embracing School Books of almo.st
every s tariety—an assortment of Miscilloacous, do,
Wilting Paper, by the ream nr_smaller quantity,
Wrapping do.: Letter and Nate Paper; Fancy
efataisry ; Wall and Cartain paper.
Pocket, Clasp and Family Bibles ; large quan
tity and a good variety.
Ready Made Clothing; a large assortment em
bracing a great variety•of Mae, Pants, Vests and
shirts.
Bats and caps; a general assortment of fash
ionable Fur, Silk, Leghorn, Palm-Leaf, *r.. ttc.
Boots and Shoo r: a good assortment of ?dens'
and Boys', both fine and coarse ; Ladles' and Misses
do.; Children's do.: also, a variety of . Fancy ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
School Bucks and paper will be soli{ to those who
buy to sell again, at a very small advance on the
city wholesale prices.
Sabbath Schools will be furnished durbv, the
Spring and Summer with hooks, on short notice.
Montrose, Apr. 17, 1850. GEO. FtILLFR.
—--••• • - - - - -
_ - -
Wool Cording and Clothdressing.
THE Subscriber having purchased :the Wool
Carding and Clothdressing establishinent, situ
ated in Jessup Township , on the Wyalusing Creek,
about six miles from Montrose, lately occupied by
Smith Tiffany, takes this method to inform the
public that the works having undergone a thorough
reparing throughout, the Machinery is being fitted
up with new Cards\ (he., and he pledges hitp elf
that. no pins shall tie spared to give entire loins
faction to all those who may favor him with their
custom. Clothdresiing done up with despatch.
Steam finishing, done up in thh best style and on
the most s reawmable terms, -
Also a good assortment of Woolen C76ths of
best quality—Flannehi and Woolen shawls kept
constantly on hand, which will be exchangod at
Mk rates for wool or produce. All work entrusted
to his care shall be dune upon the shortest notice
and warranted right or Pn .Pay /
Those bringing loads of Wool from a Aistance,
can have it carded' to take back. •
PrOdom taken in payment fur n-ork. '
C N. SOUTHIVELL.I
Jessap,
, April 10, 1850,
Fire! Fire!
A LL Sus(juellanna county Is kindled in a blaze
of ridnitratittn at the bettitty'and elegtince with
which GROVES, the artist, is clothing the htiman
form divine in the ntOst approved styles of the tirt,
Montrose, May, tEk5O. tf.
Perfectly Cool.
LINES it JAMESON, Tailors, continue 61'6(-
hibit upon their patrons the beauty of thelr art
in all its perfections. This, however. beinT i nothing
strarige or new for them, but only' in accordance
with their uniform course, and what the public hare
reason to expect of thorn, has "kindled" no•excite
ment. now blare," no astonishment, and (except in
one instance) no uneasiness:
Montrose, May, Ibso.
•
Executor's Notice.
A LL
pemons. indebted to the &tate cif Arathon
I 1 • O'harbils, late of Kush torvashircilecil., are
requested to make inunedinte payment., and thine
havmgdernands against said estate to pmsent them
duly attested for settletneat.
H. J. CHAMPION, Ex'r.
Rush, June 5, 1850.
Dts.siolutiou.
E Co-partnership heretofore existing between
' 'Sommers, ficrydrn th Brother, in theMurcan
tile business, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The Books and Accounts will be left in the
hands of T. H. Haydenlor settle.ment.-
-DAVID SUMMERS,
TRACY HAYDEN,
•
- HENRY HAYDEN:
New„brtlford o April 1.7,.1860. • • • .
Av g take thia - method ioforiu
N. • vy.• 'the public- that' vie itrai now
receiving from' New York a frevh IntelBpkiny and
Summer Gook which We roc - ready pig
or approved credit, tot low-and a little tower than
can be bought in the lawn nr totinty• Po •V°" hegr
that recce/ If you don't believoit, Witted eXalniol
for youfgelves. '
& H. H A YbEN.
NO* Milford, May 10, 1850
-; • er r MOW G - 004.1( - --
7 --
••••• ••' r 4 • " 4- , .<
4 ABEL 'lllllRELitee-'-';
now receiving his Tall and Winter snpply
(embracing n rly ever-thingN wanted
ihtbOrnarket,) which will lie sold Aglitrem4y;LO IV
for caritA Or ready pay: My assortment= Tony be.
cli.Ased in part as fullowsi :.; 5 '"
Drugs,:Medicines, chetnicals, :Paints . , P o ps, Dye
Stuff..,; .oroCeries, Dry Goods, ifirdware,..Stune
Ware, p lass Ware, Clocks, Witcfic,s, .14'017,1 - Sll-
ver Sploous, Spectacles., Musical Instr,urnent...4,Xlq
uors, Perfutnery,.Arrors,Stationery,Brusliea,Sboes,
Yankee Notions, tt:e. tke.
Thankful for the liberal patronage
,a,t14010.p.n
-tiarenconragementilithorto receiVed3 hope . to rner
it and receive a continuance of the sane: •
. A fekv of the articles kept for sale at - t-lietned
below :
Groceries.--k good variety 14 Augurs. ,Otie*-
rored Teas, good and cheap lanksseN
per. Spice, Ginger, Saleratus, Raisins, RiCWAICK
ereI, Codfish, Zantee Currants, Tapinca, Arrow Root,
Mace, Manna; Sage, lstutinegs,'ClovesMront4 Mus
tard ; also. Mustard Seed. white - and black, Ext.
of Lembo, Soda, Soda Crackers; Stareh, Bar
and Cingile Soap, Candles, all aorta of !l'obac()oppti
Snuff, Vine,, ,, ar, (te.
Dry Ovoils.—Broad Cloths, Gasseneres Satfinets,
Mole Skin,Cordurov,Sheep's Gpay, Kenincky'Jeans,
Flannels, Silk, Thread, Twist, Buttiii*We..,liiid .ev-
cry thing necessary to make up ganuents CAlicoes,
Gingham:4, ?dooslin de Lane+, Alpsteem, , Pktids,l3er ,
agc, Velitings, AprottplieeklieTickb-prillittg,-Ta
ble anti Towel Diaper, Shecting,;Sbitting, Proiirri tt.
Bleached, Suspenders, Umbrellas, 'Silk Cravats,
Pocket Ilmaikerchiefs, Comforters, Biiitirli,"9/Ico‘,
hitt tons, Hose, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding, CAtit :
oral Cambriek, Croak Fringe, Gimp, Edgitig, Purs,e
Twist, and all sorts of notions.
Bard-Rrarr.—Nails, Door and Window-131ind
FaAenings, Putts, Screws, Locks, Bolts,, Faucets,
hies, Screw-Drivcrs, ,Cum
combs and Cards; Skates,
•Nippers,'Cup ,
board FaAteninp„. 13a11.4 for Ox Horns, 'Shovels,
Spades, hues, Forks, Patent Balances., Steelyards,
Hones, Forks, Shoe Naib, Tea Bolls, Cork Screws
4ta too uumolous to mention. •
Cutlery.---Peeltet Kniyes,Yable Knives 41,-.; Perks,
bread and shoe Knives, Raisers, Hand -saws, Aug-
Gitnlets, Simmon's Axes, Shears and Scii4ao rs .
faints.—Pure White Lead ground in. Oil, and
110, Red Lead, Yen. Red,- Spanish brown,, Lamp
Mack, Yellow Ochre. Paris Green, Chrome ;Green,
Irfiperial Green, Chrome Yellow, ground Verdigrig.
Prussian 131uc t _Vennillion,Bronze, Uml:ler, Terra
si en u a ,j,vory Black, Black Drop, Pat.. Yellow„illose
Pint;', Bl ac k Stealt - , , Curtuina, Rea Saunders, Sugar
. .
of Lend, Littutrge- etc-
Oils.--i Linseed Oil; a variety of Lamp Oils, Lard
Oil, Olive Oil, Tanner's Oil, Caster Oil, and all the
esserthal iOdn. .
Veruidt..—Forniture, Coach, Leather and Has-
tich-Varnish, etc.
Npts.'lTurpcaatine, Cam phine, Rosin o Spanish WI
ting, Putty, Glue, Gum Shellac, CopalGpin, Emery,
Red and White Chalk, Bath Bricks, Poetise Stone,
Sal. Sods Burgundy Pitch, etc.
Brushes—Paint, Varnish Counter, Clothes, Hair,
Flesh, Tooth, Nail, Striping, Graining, Marking, Art.
tilt, Sash; Tool, Horse, W bite-wash, Scrub and Shoe
Brushes, etc.
Aye Stufs.—indigo, Madder, Logwood, Nicwood,
Riper Nit; Camwood, Fustick, Operas, Alum, Blue
Vitriol, Annattci, Cochineal. Kurutte of TM, :Red
Tarter, Extract of Logwood, etc."
Acids. Nitric, Sulphuric, Muriatie, dam'
Glass IVarc.—Bottles • and Vials of every size
and description. at wholesale and rend!. A variety
of specie .tars, and tincture Bottles, Glass Syringes,
Peseras, Nipple Shells, Nursing Bottles, Tunnels.
TumblerS,,Lamps, Candle-stacks, preserve Dish es ,
Salt-callers, Lamp Chimneys, Pepper Boxi. Car--
boys o ldirr' ors and Mirror-plates, Ikmijohns, Win ;
dow Glass; Breast Pip es , etc.
Stone Warc.—Jugs of all sizes, Butter Pots,
Cream Pots, preserve Juts, pitchers, Stove Tlibs,
Spittoons, de.
Clocks and IVateles of nearly every dcription.
good and cheap. Clock Facet, Verges and Keys,
Watch Guard Chains, Cords and Keys of all sorts.
Jewdry.- . —Ladies' anti Gentlemen's Chttld DUsom
Pins, Finger Rings; Ear Hoops, gold and silver Pen
cils and pea Cases, Studs, :Ala:, gold Beads; etc.
too numerous to mention.
Silver Ware.--Silver Table, Tea and Desert
Spoons, Sugar Shovels and Tongs, Salt. Spoons,
Butter Knives, Thimbles, etc. a Also, Silver-plated
and German Silver Spoons, Brittannia Ware, ete.
Speetacles.—Ltalies and gentlemen's silver fra
med, Spectacles, silver plated, Gerinan silver , steel,
etc., and Cases long and short.
Steel Goods—Steel Beads, bag and purse clasps,
purse Rings, Tassels, Slides, etc.
Yankee Notions.—A great iariety of small blot
usefut and fancy Articles too tedious to mention,
such as Combs of every kind, ear spoons and We
ser% purses, pocket mirrors, youth's Telescopes,
jesysharps, pocket books, pins, needle.% shaving
tools, chemical powder fur snot-strops;' key rings,
etc. etc.
Pistols, powder, shot, :lead, powder .
wormers,; gun caps, pills and- flints, safety fuse, etc.
Ida/rice, histrumenfs.—Violins and .4mordeonit
(the best assortment' ever introduced into.the
ty) at whol e sale aitil retail ; • also, Violiitt Bows,
strings, bridges, pegs, tail pieces and„rnsin-, , BaSa.
viol strings and bows, Fifes, Flutes, Picchio; Mari
nets, Reeds, Tuning forks, Instruction Books for
the Violin, ACcordeon, Flute, Clarinet, Flageolet de:
TrosserAbdonti nal seppertem and shoulder bta
cesin great variety' and of most approved' patterns.
Ifcdicel litiititanenlii--All the varieties usually
called for by Physicians,
Liitfors.—Choice Liquors for medical Pitiinssas.
such as Brandy', Rum, Gin, Wine, etc., (a ,varielY
ef Alcohol, Whiskey,-eta etc. - •
Perfuntery.—.Extracts, Cologne, Rose Water and
scent Bags, .smelling salts, Toilet Articles„ Fanei.
soaps, Ox Karr:Ow, Bear'S'Oil, Tricopherous,. 7 ,Hair
Z./M C..110r Aye., .
Sfatiariero.—Fools-cap and Letter. Paper,_4o,*,
Black sand, ,Jtik, Envelopes, Wafers; and stamPs k
seiling,-,WexTand and , steel PAM
Holdersaetket.,antl Table Inklatinds, Businesak
Friendship Dards,' Peacilii slates, Water Coiors . .k:
.Boots, shoes, Whips,, Candle Wick, Twitte,:iduss'
Thread, Belloirts spool. stands„.P hale Boue,-.. sauf
fers, Trays, dindlestralip, Lamps, 01
sponge,- Princes. Polish for scouring, Rotten stone
and naih Briek for same, Black Lead, Patent ; Pints,
Thbs, Clothes Pins, Half Bushels,
Candy,'Heralock Cluni, Window sash; Oil
Cloth, Carpetbag, sand paper, Baskets, Tin Ware,
Ploughs, etc. etc.
41 ~ , . .
Drugs and tediiiite;r,j-Turkey gum opium, rail.
and pity. genuine tnikey,rhenba4.,,east latlia4/0-
morphia) atilPhas and atehts, veratrM,
potass hydra,s3„ . Creosote, yeti and White precipitate,
sulfate de" quinine, calcined. Magnesia, russian,
tut, roll oxide ot iron, nux vonaita, licorice, .cart, .
iron, gamboge, turkey gum myrrh. sulphate POW
sa, cobalt, seta alba,,colocynth. guns inastich, cal•
omel, tartar emetic, radiandpulv; Orris, condi; Acid,
rad and purr. oolumbO,Shlthate of zinc, saffron blos.
soma, prtrialid) - chitlkiatroanitsitt seed; coriander tt
caraway o. rad puts!, gentian, lenCA.Pennkistitel
dust, gum kitio,, true, for
rosin miblimate. 'calamine LIMN IdiartiOcti,
ken& Chalk, acting, sulphur
(lovers pOWderiti ties ,benr.e.Tif arsenic', Antokittil,
tumerie, sem fenigreek; birk,_Nchok
soul and glauber salts, senna,,pinki. oo t„
. 4 .10 ,
tre, (salt pewit): wormseed, poly. sdleppooreft ,
[le d grim camphor, rad ginger, africanii4o,4ldrlcati
cayenne, pulv.cubchis,pujvi comfOris,`gpldon
cream of tartar, tartaric acid, sup carb ao4 i cal-sof",
.ia,pdapo 3 ige,,cu4dui, spi#ojeod, 4004004 p9'.
romn glue,
fir,
..m 1 vif j tapl , mt mu, t lol km of
venire fil§riith**3b9ry*, i4rfoiaiiki
rdo(yiA Mm.l. sweat ' 6,:mfcetk:/oid
.o.lt o 4 l9 l am,gurn*.gieg 6,
drimefgat:i7crp, ,
44m etc:
Put
*es, gnat ' fietada, gi* FIIIT*QIIIIIICO
snp, omitics! snake rOot i valerhm, cog and dutch ;
i t
VO'filike Vida down, cantina " alias; refine& . ,
i,
u*llra,l4#ll.rtsol* til'lltinitaciaLtiOid ti' "
gum gime, guru ealbaritam, indii:, amide, ilys.
salve, emp. canthark, dry verdigris, crude 0 i
antimenytelmbnii,Wouni;i.anil ungmn24o4llt
ash bark, fol. digititha, liorer%boimd, white be h
cub. ningnesigi'2lyttami!! na : 4l6lthicurn g 1
uli g r ll
moss, Aul aeouitettad law-auf9cas ' g
,tearei,_ln;iiauras sariutparilla , ?Pei, Mue p i ll
i ,t4
adhesive plititer.'crototi`o i ll; Taltniti/Beelin i ii ,
' Figs; Genuine Cud" Liver Oil, 'Ciliate of " 1141,ii
• &truth of gMitian,usintri, - bell heir.
dandelion, deadly might Oulu, : thorn;apple, 1 t ...
eszth, comp., fin . . , .-', -' , f-A
E./eft/rid 0ug.=41)14 Pciieinihritjelnoti,•4.4
~i.
ngail
mon,•Tansep, wintergreen, sassafrat,o A
ender, , hemlock, -elosres,=iilerenmet;
_Witt, - '4,
sPgartuAntt - PeanYroYoi , almo n d s ; worniseed_ i, iq
WoOtlx4iimPer. Mq4 141 7. I nntk 7 l - teR4,IIM ;.:ell
'iivin, capptit, spruce. tar, Vidiebs;.&e.,',l_,J,V'
iyisences from theabori 0113.2' . ' ''', t . " .--,, 'Vi'''l
Tiwetsires.—tinct.• rheubarb,.. Myrrh, -.eart - 1,
cardamum, pier, digitalis, tutu,' iodine, iv"
sunriatiaiucturekof4ron; dry: : ' ,-•",., ', - ..
LanPnunlikrerric):"Hives WV?' chlop4a:
collodean or ,14tIld fidhfinve plasteri,,,psits.rd qv;
iliac,' kin& atiniAlprie ether, 9'114 ;of % l.
ender,'eor: s
spike, baba _
"-
cluirenal,r
etc.,eic..
q4orl
the "..ttiti t
Articles ki
rigllPPlar
The best
the caries
are offereo
alar pure!
call and I
Dec. I 1
wttcouts:rl
(a Pr
rrIIIS
1. ity
Superior
recently
prenti
in the eh
Pioneers
time to
Which ; '
and wit
to do w
Anotl
their exit
the Stock
iftr,E/cgc. . , _ 'A, and aM 611 4,114 to 11 4'
l. e•11`90,000 in valne,.
ceinprises an is:thrill:tent gi,,
unequalled, and they defy all comyetiott: -TNµ
•' desire particularly to'cali the attentimof - -. rt .,
.CountryAtercluasits: • . ii•
to their Stock, whom, 4 l4y, their extensive. aqatkili
ments they are enabled to . - . • with; an tostlg
tent tit tfiii
t once- the best, .iiins 'Varied, and - fy.
1.
dampest of any other on. this Cent , ! .'t : , Nor thiti:,,
. the extent. of their business prevent -mfrom ei
ply ink; the individual wants:: Gen lemen visit6ft,
this city will at all timeifind their 1 , readinesital,
furnish front the: smallest- artiete'bii I , 4iCrimpin
Outfit, of such as cannot hul:to Stirr-mix-iircerit4
irrsxo rAsa., or meet the approbatire otthe intl - 641
Fastidious. ~ . „. .. ,_ i. l V h ;
.. Their Manufactured liepiOrtient,; is replete ,
trt
e - ''
very description of 'Dress and ProtE,Businis - stisC. k ' . l
Traveling: Sack and Albert Coats . All- the sty*, 1
of Drop De Ete, Alpaca an4tßro. linen CON/14. 3
- Pantaloons of all the various styles ! anti qrialit.'•
- Ma. " V..e ..'
Fish of the latest and richest 'patterii; ' 11. l
Pressing Gom ite.
m!, , - -..-:, ' - 1 :
The Fancy Department etutweitisiverythhA ''''
new or desirable in the line of .tclifirt% hinter,.,.,?
Bosoms, Collars,,Cravats,'Storiii, - Beirfit, Aillriiiec , : 1
Handkerchief?, Rosier?, •Suipentleis,' Shes - :10.1
Braces, Meneyßelts, &e.. - , ."': , -10
To verify ; the abowstatementu,llo3! tisk PTV '"...
men, when *fishing the city, .to can. Isid..Exastf , .1 ;;
for thonse.liFs, where they Will' Mee:iv - the trikX,
polite attention, the proprieterstidyintren the're#::-
vessive cheapness which their UnrisalledTaitilitit -
enable tbernito atlord their Goods, fo ensure I Salt' i . ,.
FULL SUITS furnished to Order at the Monk', - 1 '
1 eat Notice, and sent' : to tiny 'part of the' Uriftev '..,: l
States. . ' . • .4. 0...-BCKY111;" 4 -i, - -,,Jd
• 17-6nt ', , IL L. - rOSTEI24-0'
N. B. Open from 6 o'clock A.. ti,to 1.0.3 i.-, 2.4.11
..ti . i
1 - livarCrliiiiiif "' ' ' . -': / 4.:,..4
TRH silk ill - Jere:have • Oiitriiiienced bigness' Sii,;'. -,,T
' der the m 4 . 4 11 . :-siitte At co, and are nkyvp 1
....dyr. . .. . .
~
opening anew asisintment itt: Goods, homswg o % ' • I
almost every arti c le ealledlor. We ,intend 4044 .''
mostly tbr ready pff, short eredit.w4l be given , .t . 5.,1 Ai
1
- those (thatjaity wish) that have I:tin - imblutiliz!V,l ,
meeting thipnymentit..z , 'deeds' will :b - e. widag,et
low as at any other store in the county — by goocP 1
attention, an I, l4teriirtice.S.wn'lmpe to get oar shareorf'.a•
' 'I Xf 7 / 5 , 1 . - iAZ
91:24mnAge• .' ~,
f/ itin
P4-&•1.0 it iritkmi to the aUve,Wiiie .i.ricont''
neetion a' d,Sheet•lron %"..iilbliihntent, W?
will be kept ri...gintero- - -
.Witte, She•-•
All ottlent.
diatelyll'.'
be;suppli4
Ott libetial
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riOUNTYI IferOmutu , titud -- ..utherdvMzwani!tof
%..../ Beau antl4Bbous,wil4,pleasesuil and “andile
, a irt; 1168 9:tfne r eceived direct fr2}ll,the -
'elm ii,lliriey au:Miters; 41116livviiltbe`iiild
attolielFrateir iiiEbi shaft cfredififiT/iecolit :
to-LA- -. .. 0 lirractwe our cmg-ischeis Wifilie
tuia qiil)dro's - fi e thueit ang - gaLteo;,and,ixiii
'Alit oioli`iliarki 0 siai' f ites arribriy :Liii *al
i
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46, per,cent fro m dit-prices:' .‘.....;i4:1,tp.1;A:::::- . ! - -
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A t4l44 * Zgk ra ,o lo . # 1 2:4 4 # 611314e.
attention o - 0411110 tin; - bitAl 00--
tness4d Renova 0041-4., cum 'aviAiik
av - pre_panxi , *nratt to witiViipon them hathel•
4 'l ll paiay ;tb;~ieei'am' his wick iq
the i s eat *aloe! 4ilemette-tbe - tetiidiction
1 6 14/.IOLIf 1 1 0+1 , 01 1 '00 411 arbet 4 bgli
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