Sew Goods.
T TONS itt CHANDLEli—Nmarose and Iggites.
Li boo—.are now receiving a large aad splendid
assortment of Goods, which will be sold chew{ for
CASH. LYONS of CHANDLER
Septernbet 16, 1850.
fIARPSTS and Carpet Bags, Trunks, Blitek,
.) Blue and Green Umbrellas, Jappanna Ware,
c ro ckery anti Glass Ware, Hardware Ifit. by fi
. • LYONS é CH4NDLE.IIL
BOOKS, Paper , Inks, Sand, Ink-stands, Leiter
stamps, Mottoes, Cards, Fancy Boics,
Wal
lets dc. LYONS & CILANDLER.-
gIEETINGS, Shirting, Ticking, Batting,
ding, Drillings, Cotton and Woolen Yarn, Car
pet and Knitting Yarn, Broad Cloths and Cissi.
metes. L FOSS & CIIANDLE4,
•
•
p.A7NTS, Oils
LYONS &
R OOM I'APER and Shade=. '
LY04.178 d• CHA2QDLE4
rl_'l DO IV GLASS 7 by 9, Bby Ip, 14 11
I 1 by 15, 12 by 16, 12 by 18, 9 by 12.
LYONS é CIL42DLER;
Lumber WanteiL
T3LVE and Hemlock Boards, Pine 'Siding and
1 Shingles. LYOXS £ CHANDLER.
Montrose, Sept. 17; - 1,850.
,r 1 ROCERIES. 7 -Crushed, Pulverised, Coffee and
N. 0. Sugars, Molasses, Black and Green Teat%
Pork, Mackerel, Codfish, Candles, Spices:i &c.
LYONS &
DOTS and Shoes, Rubbers, Buskins,. Gaiters,
B
Qv. LYONS L CHANI)LER.
Peter Decker Esq I
~
HAVING been appointed by Govern4r Fit:h of
Li New York as a Comrnisioner for that state to
take the proof and acknowledgement of Deeds and
other instruments, will attelid to businesa calla in
that capacity at his office at Great Bend Pa. •
Sept.,lo. 1830. I 37
Lost.
SOMEWHERE in the borough of Mohtrom on
Wednesday. the 4th. inst., a Green ttace .
Any one having found it will confer aj favor on
the owner by leaving it at . the Register Printing
Office.
Woodruff's Academy
At Diwock, SuAnehauna CO., Pa.
WILL be open for the reception of student on
the 7th Of Ootober next, under the immedi
ate supervision of Rev. ARCUIRALD Si.oxr &L.tor,
n whose ability and experience the mot implicit
confidence may he reposed. The fine healthy le
azd v .sp...cts 44, this institutor cannot
but be appreciated by all wlho 'lrk& a thorough. ed
ucation for the least p - oQsible:expenze and trouble.
The Agadeinic year will be divided into four quar
ters of twelve weeks each—a vacation of one week
minediately succeeding each quarter. Arrange
cn.-rits have been made for students coming , from a
distance to board with private Louitie.i, or other
wise, with the least Possible expense.
PRICY). OF TUITIOS:
The studies of the Primary department,
Classical,
:ift.p.ic with use , of Piano, --
Dm wing and Painting,
French,
The tuition fine half payab!c in advance
First Arrival of
Fall and Winter Goods.
3 • L. SLTTPIIIN 4 Co. having enlarged ana
-1
1- I.i§ refitted their store, arc now tilling it with a
very large and choice selection' of Nee - Fall and
Wiater Good*, consisting in addition to their 1141131
stock of Ladies fashionable Dress an d Cloak G oo ,r,
—New Style Prints and DeLaines f, Bonnet goixls
and triinniings ; Long and Square Shawls ; Shoes
and Bouts of all styles and qualities . : Men's fine
rte h and Chth Cap , ; a large a,sortment of 'Wall
piper; Cooking and Parlor Stores; Stove trim
(Lc. &c. &c. .
fney would respectfully ask a Call from their uld
friends and customers, with the assurance that they
s. ill use every exertion to please, theta with the
rip` e: and qualities of goocli,
Suirunersville Sept_ 9th. 1330. 3 . 7 3w.
S - al. quehamna A. ga,demy, •
.5.160:41r05e i Perrai'A•
rrfi:S frislitation was owned for the mvpji,.o
and ipstruction 1,1 pupils, on 'ruesday.the fOtfi
e 4 Svptemfber, under the immediate direction of
LEIII:EL H. WATERS, A. M Graduate of Ain-
Irrm, Prikeipai, assisted by MISS MARY U.
HUMPHREI of . Southwick,lLL—zs.,Pritteipa/ of the
Female Department.
Miss CAttotn - z S. Bolt - la:l:Superintendent of the
Primary Department.
MISS EMILY 6. lILACKICILN, Teacher of Music.
Ma. GISTATE H. WALTF-12' TeaCherOf German.
There will be three academic terms in the year,
The
. firet commencing on 'the 1011iday of Sept., of
35 weeks ; the seiwid on the 6th day of Jan, of 14
weeks and the third= the 20th day - 01 April,. of
14 weeks.
PRICES OF TUITION.
The studies of the Primary Department, per
term.
The Andie-, of the Academical E 44,00:
The studies, in whole or in part. of the Aeu
dernical and Clissieal Departments,
Mu.kie, with ure of Piano,
Drawing and Painting
French and German, e:anh.
N. B. Pupils from. abrolui tubbing to obtaid
board, may receive direction to places by auplyini .
to Francis B. Chandler or Wm. J. Mulford, Comtait.!
tee.
•
HON. Wm. JESSUP, PrcMent.
ALBERT CHAMBERLIN, EN, Seeretary4,
MASON S. WILSON, Treasurer. .
Montrose Sep. -12th 1850.
A.tiditors' Notice.
T HE subscribers having been appointed Autli
tors id the settlement of the accounts of Sam!
nal A. Loomis, one of. the Executors of the Estate
of Jeep Pr Loontia,*DeeesSeil, would herebrgive
notice that :they will attend •to the duties of the
said appointment at the office of A Chamberlin
in Montrose, on Monday the lth day of Octobei
next, at ten o'clock, A. M. •
CIIAMBERLM ,
Aturtors..
F. FRASER,
Montrose, Sept 1860.
Stray Cow.
("lAMB into the enclosure of the subscriber on
or about the 17th of August, a red; line baCk
cow, with white head and tail, about 9 or 10 yeiref„
old Marked with tar on one hip, and is supposed;
to have strayed from, a drove. The owner is re
guested to prve-pnt.),ray charges and tate!.
her away. DWIGHT RISLEY :
Springville, Sept. 2d 1860. . .36-4 w
None*. - ,
littibseribin. reepoy repeat+ all those:
1 indebted to him to cal and settlw the eaMe;
cc, or before the 10th day of Bepteinirerrniemig:
All amounts left on up to that trig, *ill*
immediately 'in the - *Or fer IA;
lection. 431. `ll. 814 12 ETT. ,
Montrose, Pa; Avg. 4 28 1840. ' •
INEGAR--Ouperior Cider Vinovir o
by LYCIIS 8 9L
August 14, 1850. ":"
Ithde, Dratilog and Perforated Paper for elk
4-VA. by • LYONS pt SOM
Montrose, Sept. 4,.1850. .
brigade Oraer*'..-.
TB t niformed Militia of the - fiiA Brigade
st!e gr ent° : Sui t harnacoun, lr m eth o„iuportrrlte Ist Bat will
meet at 'the house of Daniel Wade in the wnship
of, Lenox, ;for parade, mid inspection, on We nesday
'7
the 25th ilay Of September next at o'cl kA. M.
ji
armed anti eqmped according to law.
:,The 24' Battalion at the house of 1 eonard Searle
in" the borough of 'Montrose, on Friday the 27th
day ot•September next, at 7 o'clock A. M., for pa
rade and inspection, armed and equiped aecording
to law. ASA SPICER,
. ' . Br. Ins. Ist Br. 10th Div. Pa. Mi.
Brigade spectoi's ogre;
Dant! , Aug. r 16,1850. I .
• .
ANY
SMALL BILLS. .
,
NY of our customers who have small bills they
wish to send off to be exchanged, mule ac
commodated by calling on, LYONS & SON.
To Soldiers of the War of 1812,
Or other Pitsons bitting land Patents,
• commonly called " Soldiers' Rights."
THE subscriber takes thii method of informing
pOrsons who own, Laud Patents, granted - to'
soldiers for their services in the war of 1312 ; which
have been sold for taxes from time to time, for
many years, and considered won/den, that he will
purchase all such claims and pay a reasonable price
for
Persons having such claims, will consult their
interests by ealhag upon the subscriber, at the
ltnisirsn Pamixo OFFICE," or addressing a letter
(post paid) to Montrose, Susquehanna County, Pa.
BENJAMIN L - PATCH.
Montrose, Aug. 14, 1350. , _
New Milford Stove Depot, 1850.
I3RITRRIT has just received a new assortment
1 of Stoves, including the nfost approved kinds
of Air-tight add common cooking, parlor and shop
StoVes, Russia and common Pipe, Sheet Iron, and
Zinc Stove Tubes, i&c. &c., to which the attention
of cash purchasers and the public is invited, and
which will be sold at very low prices for cash or
approved credit.
September, 1850.
nooK AND STATfONERV.
WE ARE reciting a large assortment of all
kinds of Schoorßooks, (Latin, French. Greek
& crinati,) Bibles, Ili-:ores, Miscellaneous Works,
lkdi:4l Books, Cards, Tissue nod Note Paper, AT.
&c. Those in want of Books and Stationery will
plea , c give us a call, as we intend to sell cheap for
cash. LYONS it. CHANDLER.
M,Vmse, Anzust iC, 1850.
SAPAR A RILLA.
I)LD D ct..,'acob's. S. I'. Townevnd'A and Sands'
Sat saparilia--75 emit. per bl It t e—ft , r sale
by - L CILINDLER.
Montrose, August, 1650. •
New Goods
T YONS L CHANDLER, having ptarha-ed the
st,we formerly occupied hy-J. Lyons, have re
fitted and enlarged the same ; and are now receiv
iw• au Exrrat: New Stock of Dry Goo•k, Druceries,
ria . rdware, Crockery, glass ware, Japi'd Ware,
4tc.
Haying purcha , ed our ;,nods for cnidi we reel
confi.lent sxe can offer, to Our friends-nod patrons . n
little better bargains than cut be had of OUT neigh
bors.
F. 9.51)
3,50
450
8,00
3.00
5,00
A very choke lot of PH:I24, BroadelothF, Cassi
r Trier Vestin Ginghams, Linens, Catnbrics, Hand
kerchit•f-, L. Also Sa:inets..leans, Tweeds, Tick
ing„ Drill nrt, Sheeting and Shirting,s, Diaper and
Cra.4l, Red aid White. Flannel, and all the . small
'inat ters like Needles and Pins, Silk and twi-4 and
Brooke', sewing cotton, Nfarranted to by just what
it represent,, the very best thread in use.
Al - so, Sugars, Coffee. Saleratus, Tapioca,
Mustard Coco Paste, an excellent article fur tick
ness; fork, etal ti-h, mackerel tobacco, and tauff,
together with old Dr. Jacob Townsend Sarsap,aril
dx.
. Also, as. agents for Wrisos & Co., we have Tin
ware, Stove, Pipe, Pump an.l Lead Pipe, and Cast
ings of every description, on hand or made to or
der; 'Morticing Machines, Mill Crank., Sledges.,
Gearing of various kinds, Kettles, Door Squeeze,
&c. &e. Not h tying time to enumerate but a small
`lion of our stock, Nye cordially invite all to call
see ag.
DISSOLUTION.
e have till.) day de-posetl of our interest in the
stotte at liontrae to D. Lathrop &O. who will
continue the Lakjnes s 4 it) the sante manner as it has
hitherto been carried an.
those having na-ettlel accounts with us will
1 - ilehse call and settle without delay.
Montrose, Aug. 19, Ib,u. A. LATIIROP
J B. SA LISBU
AdniilliAtra ois Notice.
NoTicE is hereby given that lettera of adinin
istration of the estate of Dania /Miner, of
Hetrick township, deceased. have been duly grant
ed Io the subscriber-, and all persons having claims
or demands against said estati: are requested to
known the same to u= without delay. -
GE GLEDIIILL,
ABRAHAM B 1-11 DICK. Ath r n'rs
#errick. Aug. 21, 1.830.
Clerk Vl'altieti.
active and intelligent young man of about
vears of age, wanted as clerk mti
Stone. One ililpu,ed to make himself useful, will
encoliragenient by application ro
"1 1 THEN ltY-131:1:RITT.
blew Milford, Aug. 12th, 1850. 34-6 w:
II Ready made Clothing.
po. E subscriber has on hand a good assortment
liof Ready tnade Clothing. consisting of Dress,
Frotik and Sack Broad cloth Coats from, ta,so to
tk.l4o—Tweed and Jean. du. from 2,00 to X 5.00,
—lints, a large variety, from 75 cents to ..$5.00
Vestslrom $1,1:10 to t - 4,00--Shlrts from 5 to 14
inay be unilerstood that I will - tot be under
sold on any article in my line of equal value,
even if I 'Blll obliged to sell AT CWT.
I want to sell my. stock on band. Persons,
tbei:efore, who with to buy, will itjetAtze give the a
call tat the firstsdoor 'above Searl•tflotel.
' lifontrose, Aug. 14, 1850.
5,n0
io,pd
5,00 1
5,04-
Executor% Notice.
A F,LL persons indebted to the estate of Samuel
Gregory, late of Bridgewater township, dee'd,
are iequested td make immediate payment, and all
tilos:0 having just demands against said estate, will
Plebe to preeent them without delay, duly attested,
for intim:neut.
P,IIILANDER LINES, Executor.
3Contiime,, Aug. 12 , 18 50. 33:6w. ,
•
" DISSOLUTION. •
The firm of 3fills Knapp was dissolved by niu
tnalconsent on thp 27 inst.- All indebted will see
the 'propriety of settling without farther notice.
u..iritrope,-Aug, 25.185 t. B. 11. MILLS;
• - . S.-KNAPP.
Books,
e Text: . 13ooks • to be used in - the new
Academy, and also a yariety" . of others just
opined and for bale at tbe lowest. prices, Ly
ttpt:4-, . • J. LYONS ok- BOY:
aoc i puzs.--Afreisb supply of fingani, Eine
losi Com Stank Soap,..M4ckerel Jac., „put:
recejrgd and fru side. by •
- J. LYONS (O . AVIT.
tiTITYYS.-:-Madder, Indigo , Lcbgimod.
11 4 Blne : 'Co
ttlisst poe,ra.s, 4n#atY4.&tr•
opened suctcheap by • - - •
fi pt . - 4YON,S BOA
LI
THE' subscribers are now. prepared to receive
Freight of all kinds at the following poins, viz:
' Bullidn, Attrea, Batayia, Bergen, Itucliester, Can
andaidua, Geneva, Dresden, Ovid, Lou,i Dundee
Landing, Jefferson, Havana, 3Lilport, • Horseheads,
Conning, Elmira, Factory vine, Spring Port, R end
der's Ferry, Aurora, Ithaca, Candorpivego,fUtlion,
Binghamton, Great Bend, Lane.sborti, Deposit4nd
Hancock, every day in the week, (Sundays exetpt
ed,) and continue with regularity. throughoutrilte
season. They will attend to forwarding the INiare
to the New 'York Market, where it will Koniye
the personal attention of experienced sales n,
who will attend to the selling of the 'same, an
re
turn the Proceeds. in Bankable funds at eithei o • ,
above points, to the following peraolns:
l ox
Buffalo, Storehouse. of Henry Daw ; Attica,
Storehouse of
,Henry Syford ; Batavia, Storehouse
of Lucius A. Smith : Bergen, Storehouse of Daniel
McPherson ; -Rochester, Store Of Fairbanks ti Eld
ridge ; Cantuidagua, Office of Walter Gorcoran :
Genera, G. LaWrence; Dresden, Storehouse of
Whitney & Monell • Ovid, Ferguson d; Sprague ;,.
Lodi; Dundee Landing,. Storehouse of Teflon d;
Co.; Jefferson, office of E. 0. Norton, on the Pier ;
Havana, Office of J. F. Pltelps ; Millport;store , of
J. Stun ; Horseheads. office of J. A, Ferrell; Oor- .
ning, 'store of Wm.J. Arnold ; Elmira, Storehouse,
of l'hurnuut il; Ingham: Factory ville, Store of
Charles H. Shephens ; Spring Port, at the Store of:
Redder's Ferry ; Aurora, store of H. & G. P. Mor
gan; Ithaca, store of P. HI Drake ; Candor, store
of S. Baranger ; Owego, office of Nathaniel Ells ;
Union, store of C N Wheeler ; Bingluiniton, office
of James Sisk ;Great Bend, office -of F. Churchill ;
Lanesboro' office of F. A. Ward; Deposit, store of
Ensign & Dean; HancOck, store of Allison and
Reeves.-
• JAMES SISK, Binghamton,
Wm. WHITNEY ; Dresden.
GEO. P. MONELL, do.
NATHALIEL ELLS, Owego.
A GE:"Vra.—Buffalo, Ikeircy Da w ; Attica, Thomas
Syford; Batavia, Lueiusi South; Bergen, Daniel
McPherson ; Rochester, : Fairbanks & • Eldridge;
'Caniuidagua ' Walter COrcoran; Grneva, C.Law
rence ; Ovid, Ferguson it Sprague ; Lodi ; Dundee
Landing, Tuthill Co.; Jefferson, E. 0 Norton;
Havana, .T. F. Plie!ps ; Millport, J. Stull Hor-se
beads, J. A. Ferrel ; Corning, Wm. J. Arnold ; El
mira, Turman 4; ingbram ; Factoryville, C. IL
Shepherd ; Spring Port ; Redder's Ferry ; .Aurora
H. d: G. P. Morgan ; Ithaca, P. H. Drake ; Cand
or. S: Barager ; Union C N Wheeler ; Great Bend,
F. Churchill ; Lane-born', F. A. Ward ; Deposit,
Ensign & Dean ; Hancock, Allison & Reeves.
CAITAIN JAS[!.'; Bas will superintend the busi
nexs throughout the whole Line, and receive and
fill all orders for Groceries. Fruit, Fish, Opiters.
which will be bought at the•towest whole
sale prices in New• York, and forwarded to either
of the above named Depots. e) ,
July 16, 1S O. eta 29:: f.
H
BURRITT has Just received and is opening
a full and general assortment of Spring.and
Suouner Goods, including a large and superior
Mock oU Ladies Dress (iamb, Shawls, Bonnets,
Boots, Shoes, Stoves 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 for Cash or
approved credit.
H. B. would avail himself of this oilportunity 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 !omit acontinuance Off it, and
that his goods of all kinds will be sold at prices
that shall not be beat.
•
New Milford, !thy i l S3O.
N. 11: Flour and - Salt kclt constantly on hand
A Few days Later!
Highly Important and Inirm:ting
Gr.ild -Vine disvr f ,prrt,l near haw!!
3. iLyoapi & So aa
ARE now receiving a largt and fashionable as
sortment of Suunner Goods which they will
sell (Or ready pay at very low prices.
Just drop in, Ladies. and Gentlemen, and exam
ine our stock.
Twill cost noth;ug -to see and - tlut /ittde to buy
just what you want. -
You will find us fora few days longer at the old
stand, where we will be- happy to wait upon all
who will ; L ayOr us with a call, and where we are
.deterzoined to trade "some - yet, but after a week
or two look for us a little further up-town.
N. B. All kinds of •" reads, pay," el'en meal sills
taken at par.
Montro,e, May 16, 1859. •
Daily Trangiortation Line.
is v. CARPENTER, Rail Road,Preight Line
betwneu Great Bend and New York;
. 1 1 - 1 4 VERY day lathe week, Sunday excepted, for
1830. Captain; JAMES Wicati.t.w. N.. V.
Carpenter will commence to receive and forward
Freight from Great Bend, on the first inst., and
continue to receive and forward produce daily to
Capt. J. Wickham throughout the season. Cpat,
11 - ;e•? hem will remain in New York, to receiv,!
Freight forwarded to him, and from 'the long ex
perience in the business, they flatter
.themselves
that all times they can command the highest mar
ket prices. The returns will be Paid , by N. V.
Carpuiter at Great Bend.
May 1, 4850.
• Plows ! Plows ! ! •
Great Reduction in Prices for Cagle;
We will after this date sell plows at the follow
ing prices. These prices will be strictly adhered
Cash. Credit.
Mott's Side-hill e 6,00 _ $7,00
Idon ' " 4.00 . , 5,00
Wayne Co. . 4,00 : 5,00
Biatchk.is Coin - 3,50 • 4,00
" No. L. 5,00 6,00
. - 2 5,50 . . -6,50
a 3 6,00 7,25
Points-of various kinds 40 ' 50
GEO:FULLER
We make this discrimination in prices well sat
isfied that it will be for the interest of all concern-.
ed to pay down. JOSEPH FULLER
Montrose, July 25, 1.650..
Last Call.
IWISII to say to those who are indebted to the
subscriber, that immediate payment must be
made ' J. B. SALISBURY.
Montrose, July 17; 1850. .
CALICOS, Ginghams, Lanus, Barrages, Linen
Ginghams and Silk Goods, a_great - variety.—
Shawls, Parasols, Fancy Cravats, Nock-tics, laces,
Edgings, Gloves, Ribbons, &c., in abundance: La
dies Shoes and Gaiters, many kinds, sizes and pri
ces, at J: LYONS -4k SON'S.
New Store & New Goo&
LYONS a CHANDLER
Montrose, July 2 . 4, 1950.
• , WRJUIted •- 7
10 .;
yds.yds.Wooled Flannel, 5000 pairs
0001 geed mixed Wocilen Sock's, bdtween
this and the Ist October, for .which the highest
price will be paid in goods.
July 2, '50.. , ..J. LYONS ~dc SON.
VOA. BALE; a two bore LuiniDir-Wagon; near
ly new. GEO. FULLEIC
f
Aug. 14.
wripAT,,,A - superior . aitiele. for. Ale
by' t : 1.40110 . 4 Sigf.
'O4" '
ALBANY &:-BUFFAtO,
New roik arid Erie,.Cayuga and Sus4uthan.na
Rail .Roads, Seneca and Cayuga Lakes I
• 'ts - EnvnonY's MARKET JANE"! '
New Spristg Goods.
N. I': C..I.RP#NTER.
Dr , Rafferty'S Celebrated Family
ISIEDICLIsTE,-- ,, Akead of all others, and unani
mously approved Ths ProdUctions of a li
censed Surgeon and PkySician• of 20 years prat
tical experience.
RAFFERTY'S BALM OF Gun:No.—Among all the
remedies before the' public,' this stands pm-eminent
in the early stages of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Calarrah, Coughs, floarsaess, Asthma, Spitting of
Blood, and for all affections of the pulmonary or
bearts occasioned by cold. • Too much praise cannot
bestowed upon this remedy, and the proprietor
urges any one :I - Meted with any of the:atom •cont
plaints, to secure it'at mice.
RAFFERTY'S FAMILY Pails..--The best _Family
Physie, now in the Country fur sick head-aelre, tors ,
tiveness, cleansing the stomach of bile, purifying
the blood, carrying off diseased humors and-restor
ing health.
RAFFF:RTY'S FEMALE MONTHLY PILL-S.—For • re
moVing female obstructions peculiar to the sex, ar
rising from cold or general weakness of the system.
Also for females of costive habits of body, dyspep
tic, or nervous, weakness, debilitated females.
RAFFERTY'S EYE WATER.—For weak or inflamed
eyes, warranted superior to apy in general use.
RAFTED:Ws STRENGTIIENTsq-PLAsTER—for pains,
or weakness m the 'breast, side or back.
RAFFsRTY'S IVoau Ol 4—The Great Worm 'Cill
er. warranted to remove worins where they exist.
RAFFERTY'S EMBR.OcATIox —for bruises...sprains,
Rheuniatie pains, cramps, n.undmes.s, gtiffness or
weakness of the joints, swellings, quinsy or sore
throat. The greatest remedy of the age.
The above celebrated Medicines li,r sale by the
following 4oettrs; J. Lyons Son, Montrose
Rollin T. Ashley, Brooklyn-; Thes.Jackson, Spring
s-ale; CE. Ltithrop and JOhn Bogart Tunkhati
nock ; Capwell, !laity tt: Co., Factoryville; Stone,
Patterson at Cit., Abington Centre.
July 18,1850. 29:1y.
• . ro - A CARD.or
New eOsh and. barter Store. •
'FREsubscriber has opened a new Store -at'Great
Demi, Pa l nearly oppesite the Ithwaine House,
where he is now receiving a:large and entire new
stock of Goods, which he offers fur sale on the
principle of
SMALL PROFITS-411:1CH. RNTVIINS—ONE PRICE ONLY.
His stock' embraces an extensive assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Boots
and Shoes; Hats and Caps, and Ready-made Clo
thing, which'have been purchased hi New York at
the lowest cash 'prices; and he respectfully invites
the people of Susquehanna county and vicinity to
call and examine his stock before purchasing else
where. His eXperience in the business enables him
so purchase at the best adl . .antage; and haring
made an arrangement with MI agent in New York,
be will be constatitl . k receiving additional applies
of well seleccOd Goods.
Provisions—Flour, Pork d Fish, wholesaleth reluil
A very extensive stock will be kept constantly
ou hand at the lowest price?, Being determined
not to be undersold by any : dealer west of ,New
York. he respectfully solicits-a share of the public
patronage. L.S. LENHtIa.
Great 'Bend, May 1, 1850
.Stoves. Titn*are eke..
IVEh,ve4°"o"haidaT-eat variety
ofcoo
l'orlor dlopoves,lvewin
bell for cash of ready pay cheaper than ever,a.mong
our Cooking seoves.are the followinn.
The Phonnx Air Tight, the very best stove in use.
"
Improved Rotary. " ".
" Extra Large Oven. " "
,
, " Irving. 4 4.
" h-on kina. ail Ct
" WhitesiSis Double Oven. ", n"
RA)1101 and Ready. " " " • _
0 Elevated Oven, PremiUm and other stoves o
almost all kinds. Parlor stoves for wood and coal.
Also an 'Assortment of stoVe. trimmings, Tin, Cop
per, sheet Iron and Zinc Ware. Any article not
on hand made to order on shirt notice and the most
reasonable tern's. Purcha.sers will save money by
fgiving us a call before buying, as we are determin
ed to sell-at prices which must suit any one.
nSB ROSE & SDiPSON. .
New Arrival.
THE subscriber has just received a new supply
of Books, embracing Schoot Bookl of ahno
every variety—an assortment of ih r i.wellancons, dc.
IVr;ti ng Paper, by the ream or smaller quantity-,
Wrapping do.; Letter and - .Note Paper; Fancy
I.2"st,iesiary ; Wall and Curtain paper.
Ncket, Clasp and Family Bibles ; large quan
tity and it good variety.
Ready Made. Clothing; a large a..soitment. era•
bracing fl great variety of Coats, Pants, Vets and
shirts..
• Hats and Caps a general assortment of fash
ionable Fur, Silk, Leghorn, Palm-Leaf, dc, dc.
Boots and Shreis.: a' good assortment .of
and Boys', both fine and coarse ; Ladies' and Misses
do. ; Children's do.: also, a !Variety of Paney ar
ticles too numerous- to mention.
School Book*. and paper will be 'sold to those who
buy to sell again, e.t a very antalf advance on the
city wholale pries.•
Sabbath Schools • will be ;furnished during the
Spring anti Surname with books, on Flicrrt notice.
Montrose, Apr. 17,1850. GEO. FULLFIL
Susqtablltanna County to.
, Coaunon Pleas,
L • Nu. 176, August Tenn, 1849.
JALs DEAN'S . ,
vs. It is agreed that. this suit
.lox.vrass E. Cat
incrictum., ) is settled.. The defend
ant' confesses Judgment
for all the legal costs, and admits having . ppekee
the words charged, but that he did under excited
feelings. and that Whatever hello said against the
Plaintiff at - any time or on any occasion; he said
without reflection, Without cause, and withottt . any
foundation w truth, and regrets the same, .find ui
justice to the said Plaintiff he how niakmktlitS state.l
went. •
.
' BENJ. S.IIENTLEY, Ate!. for Pl'ff.
August 5; 1450.
S'asquchanna• Counly . sa.—rlcertify that the fore
goinwls a true dopy of paper tiled in the.atFore en
titled cause. - - Witness my hand and seal of, offiCe,
at Montrose, the it-th day of .A.ugu*.A. a .1850. '
F. M. WILLIAMS. Protley.
'Pp ROA &CLOTHS, Kerseyineres,.l'w,c U ilS, ken.
tuck Jeans, Satguet.s, .F,rrUncli Citisimeres and
Summer stuffs just- in. ItYONS LE SON.
50 curt ocriel.ratilf,litti; demi nod , clear,
JuIY 24 -' : - ;r
•
RICE, Sutra*Nails and 6xlfiitt at,r! . •
• , • • 5 • PTONSA /*NI&
• Idontrose.i . Msty 16, 195.9.
'lre! TS ti, gcneiul tinent kept
1. 1 1. c4,:wistiintly hand,' Od which abimiw
seUwg at *chic,/ priceß,
Aug. T 4, . - • • 3 O L EO: TIILLEit.
IVIONTROR BUSINESS -DIRECTOR
C. HALDWI . ;:. Caritiei no the
.13aliuig -and
Candy businmq all its-"rrikiiitS . branches, one
door west of Wilson's Store, 'Curnpikiin ,Street,'
Montrose, Pa. All kinds offor Weddings
or Parties, kept eopstAntlykin-tuutd, oritiade to'
order on the shortest nonce."
N. N EWTO N—Attorrrey•at Law ; .01tia.‘ on
_Turnpike street, one . door East of B. T,CA9e:B
Office lifontros Pa •
J. 11. IitNIOCW-24Nrney at Law—offfie
removed to Front Room of his sidence, tiro
doors east of his former location ; in Titrapike
street, third building from borltek'.of Public
enue, and nearly opposite S. Store:
June, 1849.
nia>Rg
r_ •
J. 0 1 1EllitIEN -,-,tioaseased fit
Paperlmn#er, Glazier ; Grainer
.ate Dec:-
orator Stop over J. 'P. Birehard's wrpenter Atop
a few rods east of Warner's Hotel. ;
•
J. LYONS & SON- w -Donlers. in Tiry Goods,
lihrdware, Crockery and Tinivai•e, Groccriej;,
Books; etc.; ALSO, Carry 'biz the BOOK BIND-
IbTG Business, Public Avenue, Montrose, Pa,
A. BALDWI* -Saddle, Harness; . .otirpei-
Bag raid Trunk Manufacinrer, and earring* Trim
mer, Shop, on Turnpike street, opposite, I. L.
Post it Co's.
C,III. S I NIHON S--Ftudatstable•Boot and Shoe
maker, over A. Baldwin's , ! klarness shop; Turn
pike street .
ROSE KiWiligo7l4-IJe — aler's Stove;s,
• Stove tritinning, Till, Sheet Iron and Copper
Ware, Dry goods, OrocericA, Se., Public Avenue
.
EILDR ED & EWCOIIIIIII--- - --Dealers in
Hats, Cap, and Furs; opposite the " Democrat
Printing office, foot Public Aricnud. .
JOUN GROVES—Fashionable Tailor; over.
Geo. Fuller's Book Store, Where he does work in
a stile altogether unsurpassed.
PETER. STEVENS!—Cabinet and dish.
' Ilahor; foot of Public Avenue.
BENTLEY & RE.ND--Thealers — in, Dry
Goods, Drogs, Oils, Grocerwit,.
ilithlware; `r ockery, Iron, Clocks, Watehes, Jett
elry Silver spoons, Per f umery ,
ABEL TURRELL-Dealer in Drugs,Aled•
icines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
ceries, Dry Goods, liardwitre," Stoneware, Gla4-
ware, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Spoons,
Spectacles, Musical Instruinents,•Trusses Sur
ri
cal Instrunietits, Liquors, Perfumery, Mirrors
Stationary, Brushes, Shoes, Yankee Notions, Ale
RESOLUTION
Relative to an A mendinent of theConstitutioa.
Resolved by the Senate and House Representa t
lives of the Commonteeolth of Pennsylvania in
General Assembly met, That the Constitution of
this Commonwealth be amended in the second"sec
_ tion of the fifth article, so that it shall read'as•_"'fill•
lows: The Judges of the Supreme Court,'. ofi the
several Courts of Common Pleas, and - of such office
Courts of Record as aro or Shall be established by
law - , shall be elected by the qualified electors Of
the'Commonwealth, in the manner following, to
wit : The fudges of the Supreme Court; by. the
qualified electors of the Commonwealth at large;
the President Judges of the several Courts of Coin
mon Pleas, and of such other Courts of Record -as
are or shall be established by law, alid all' other
Judges required to be learned ,in the taw, - by the
qualified electors of th rtspective districts oVer
which they are to preside or act as Judgel ;and
the Associate Judges of the COUrts of Commit)
Pleas by the qualified electors of the counties r&i
pectively. The Judges of the Supreme Court Shall
hold their offices for the term of fifteen years, if they
shall so long behave theMselves Well, (subject to
the allotment hereinafter provided for, subsequent
.to the first election;) the President Judges of the
several Courts of Common Pleas, and of such other'
Courts of Record as are or shall be established, by
law, and all other Judges reqUired to, be learned
in the law, shall hold their Offices for thee term of
ten years, if they shall se lone, behave themselees
well ; the Associate Judges 'of the Courts of Cont
i-non Pleas shall hold their offices for the ',Orin 'of
five years, if they shall so long behave theineelVms
well ; all of whom shall be commissioned, 'by - - the
Governor, but for any reasonable cause whiel; shall
not be Aufficient grounds of impeaehment, the Gov
ernor shall remove any of them en the address ,of
two-thirds of each hianch 'of the LegiOsiture, The
first election shall to he plateat the genetal electiOn
of this Commonwealth next after the adoptiiii,
this amendment; and the comm6sione_of- all; 'the.
Judges Who may be then in office sliall.lexpiro
the first Monday of December following, when the
terms-of the new Judges shall conimence., , 4The
persons who shall then be elected Judges ot the
Siipreine Court shall hold their offices, as: fol
lotes : One of totem for three years;-one kik ea
years, one fur nine years; ono. tWehre
years, and one for fifteen years, the te6n.Of each
to be decided by lot by the raid Jnmlgea, as' !sotto
after the eleetioe as! convenient, and the result
certified by ,them teethe Governor, that the Coin
missions may be issued in accordance < thereto.
The Judge Whose coinmisside will first expirephill
be Chief Justice during his term. and thereafter
each Judge whose commission shall first • etpiee
shall in turn be the Chief Justice, and if two or more
commissions shall expire on the smile- 'den b the.
Judges holding them shall `decide by let which shall
be the Chief Justice 4 Any i vacancies; hippening
by death, resignation, or otherwise, in: any: the
said courts; shallibe filled by appointment by ji the.
Governor; to continue tilt the first Mon(10
cember succeeding the next general election:- , e
Judges of the Supretne Courtand the Presidentin
the several Courts of, Common Pleas shall, at Ilstit
tell times, receive for their services ain< adequate
compeosation. to lie fixed by law, which shallrintit
be. dimieisbed during their continuance'sOffift ;
but they shall receive nn fees or perquisites of Offi
ce. nor hold any, other office Of, profit ••'utider. lithis
Commonwealth, or under . the government-011 the
United States, or an/ otherstate of •rthia , . - . - Utrion;
The Judges ofthe'Seprente &rine. :their.
continuance in offiCe, shall reside within thik Odin
monwealth ; and the other Judges during their
continuancein office, reside within the distiict
or county for which they were -respectively.-eleet
ed. ' J. S. M'CALMONT,
Speaker of the irQuee of irepresentani4.
G. V. BEST,
t Speaker of &Aare,:
•
•
- 7 • SENATE CHAMBER, ,
Irarrisbitry, Ja4nark.lB;ll3so.• t
I, Samuel W.-Peaeson, Chief Clerk of the Semite
of Pennsylvania, do hereby certify that.ifie forege- : ,
ing resolution, (No. 10 en the Senate preit:
ent session,) entitled ':;.ReSoliition relative-A(3o.i -ail,
amendment of the Ciiiistitutioier—it heinkthisami
ti..44ation,.which wai:agreediti a i by a rusierity4t
the ntembets elected to each: 1184, of the last
islature—afterhtiving been duly considered',: anti:
discussed,: was this day sere: lt . .. - teby: . a - triajeli•ify,
Of the tietabers,elected to:`.snit serringiethe
ate of Pentiiylvania,,aeitspnent - seseion:,-its(slatill:
appear by their votes given oA the fitot:pa,ol#,
the resolotion;:esfialows viz: 4 l ; :• •
. = These iir:fa*er of ree4._
lutioh were, ll!Jtines Preoke e . .t::POter= 3 .lkietilief;
Walken A. embb,linathati4CurtniostOni*W
as S. Frruott,,Thoispill
- Robert:ld: Fria:llo*y Yeltoni. ,- 40i;
soy, walianitioste:ifi4scHOgrei,-
Joshua Y. Jonei Jcie.',lKottigtieteheri--0.04:1,
ronee;- , Mativisll ltratidie,l346VhialenellieF.
thialy'Heeiy - - I ** l , •
William Siekey:'l'424olo24iitt::
Conrad:'•Sblintit:'Robeit.t. Sierran, ThetieVSfilke -
Farrislt.'Streeter johnll:.lVallter:enq'SYlelet4itlit"
•
Those vothig_agentsfilmi-ixiestige4eCthee . 'fitaahr
• • ,- • ' - •
tiotrwere;',lCleage: DanOcck , A.rvifitrlll 2 ,pn• lad
Alexander'. King=- 1 -Naya".2.l ' ~''' !.. -' ' .
.1.
' Extract fro th titakilie../inii*L 1, .. - '''"'"'''''''' ; 1 ::
BAML:IY. - .FRAliSciNirri..ll' ;
IN THE HOUSE OFCREPRESENTFFEI3,.. .a
.
.. •ilar , ristarri#, March-14 .1640... A .1 -...
,
I, William 'Jail, "ClueCClerli of .the ; h
- Represelitatfre? of.reimaylviniia f. de hereby „carlify•
that the foregoing resolution, (Na.-10 iiii &teener.*
file. suld,No. 211. mi the -House-janruidiffilltillall.•
ent sessibp,lintitled "Besifiuticm,-)relitivii- 40,4*
amendmekt-of the Canstittitioie—it'lfeßigrilailaia'
resolution Which was agreed ie..,hys_ti I' '' ..'"
the inembere• °kited to.eich Revise tif . i ids' 1-
gislatuti—after having '- been bily:cxxl*hited7
:discussed, wea this day•stgreekto!Ry l *lssalt*l,l
;the members elected.ta.and witriair -thelletaft
;0 t .Rir . esentativ" '9 l. 'P_Oinkfiviung4 . 4 s tkisi«iintr'
folt. t v. =
;session; as will ippear'wtheifsvottar"; _ ..*lfie 1'
Ifinnl passage of the restaufiao, al' - k - ritiVl ,- - :I
• • :. Those voting in favor 4ofthe - - .14 ihe law' ~
elution were, John t Acker; John ; = - A .-• X
Baker, 'Robert Baldwin, David . l.- ' - ' .-1/d ',
die, Jeremiah Blaik, John S. BaW*--. AS* ".
I dig, Daniel-A: B:Briiwer. l Jitiellt ' ' -1; "J; ' ' ,:'
pl in,
Cessna, Henrykiirch, John-.lkL.Comay*lsaws;4lo •
restercridlancL ; Benjamin '..f1.-Davicl,j , withatil. ?
Dobbink . traines P. Downer. Thot nat •Bnoilan„Wal i'
tam Dunn, William Es . jliy,licifit . n. krirci;Wßl—
'Evans, A. Scott - ',Ewing, Alexanditlll.• Fesikar ;.
James Flowers,: Benjamin P);Fnitnert Aleitiinik4 .o
is i
.Gibboney, Thomas E. Grisr, Joseph :E: Orillin:Joa
seph Gaffey, Jacob S.,Haletlmarl,Gca H. glitt 't
Leffert Hart, John:, Hastinuf,Nilliam-' : -Heat '`; '
John Hoge, Henry - I:MOO, tewll, - .Heihnit ..
iiiV
in-ton J . jackstin,Nicholasijonei,'; - Jahn'w, .1 P
ger, Charles .E. -Kinkead, Robert /Ckle* l _. _., :PI
Laird. Morris ; Leech, - ..Janathan D. L ea f .
.Leonard, James J, Lewis,.. Heary...- . -, Janis, • I,*"
111'Clintock, John F. MCulloeh,-,,.MaitWeiV.; : -. k-,
Curdy, John .M'Laughliii, John . lit' : ' _ •
Marx, John B. Meek, Michael MeYers;Jobilic 1 .
Josiph a lecomy; avtet .wmotTis;-wiliiiiill ,• !
ison„ Ezekiel- 310wrYt Edward- Nielgles.ilragh.
Nissly,,Charles O'Neill, John B. .Packir.4. - • • k.
Powell, Janes C. Reid, Johit.S.- RheY,LAiiriti. •.., , .
erts, Samuel Robinson , John B. Muilieffark c
W. Scofield, Thomas C. Scouller,"-Williiiii•Shafilen(
Simpson;Eli
imp A. Smith. baniei.k.;Blnpen Williamn IL z
der, Thomas C. Bteel David
Stocl:w ell, Edwin C . Trona,' Andritiloirsidoi
O. Wit] ker,.Tlukass Watsiso3idrieiilt;-Wells;/1141.
ram A. Williams, • Dardel Zerbiity'amt-ilaikic..likliti
it, Speaker---Yeet437..- ;
vutineagah' tt , t the pa Of
re, Augustus K. COrn - yit,'D4ild - FisiOe'
DI Porter Nays • ) ,
t front the Jorirtal. , .
WILLIAM JAM:C/41kt
Calm)
Th,
tiou w
James
.. . ...
• - -. - '"' 7"'"' --- ' - -„- '
.SZCitiffAtie: . 9i),* *,.,
File ~ March 15,;1850.. •. -: - ' - :-.2` ' .'1
A. 'W. 13g NlSicr, lit. 9, Beer if 'ciimiik:hue,eag
. • . . EiXatirrAsfe.
Pouts blank sat: ' - .i
._ ...,.;•. ," .......-,..
I do' .I.tity that. the aborgadlortgemt...
and co oopii of thentigind - titnotethee.
Gene I - Asseahly. entitled. Item*
town dmeut of the Oonstitutkit,
resins* on file'm this oPice: • . ...- -
0
..r Its testimony whereof
*. Onto set my hand, and:
: If il a ffi xed the Jail of the '
a ) • lice, - at arrisburk, this
• ..., of June, .4 ino Domini
undre 1 and fifty. L
Bcii'tictry g' the
- - To Dairy-man and Farmers.
V luable Property . '
Tfollowing had and
. t.d
I reinifter described, situate 'kr
Snsqu Lunn County, Petutnylvania,.•
a grc4 bargain to , anyone Mtn tnay . t.
chase. The real: estate -consists Of.toev.
aftes, five hundred of which are: iindee
ment, don which ale four dwelEneh
seven 'lhe
of
is well deeigued I
ry, an . is capable of, feeding one hunched
tnis.
nng s mm'er and . winter,aud every
water Witkspnngs and stremitir.
and ud • are'te good condition, and L An
ses • about five miles of. good Stoics
the
the . Ifor fences i ate also good, and: at,
land e large quantities of pantnut ritil
will s pply the farm for:Many yea!s tti:t
whi will also be valuable for b ud d ing
d, Lich is soon to be built up s
- ''''
;Said Las a very - pleasant and
tion a 'opt seven ndes from Great.l.
which the New York dr. Erie: Rantead.
about one mile front titi pro_bable 1
Marti *ti Creek Railroad, ;which walk
Lacks anni Coal and Iroullfunts,to irn
New "ark It Erie Railroad tit the Glntad.
can v ery ativantagmnlyAbrideci into.
oti fou of which would be the teenniiiY
and houses; Fruit Treakote.4:-.- ~.:
Withe.above - -will ber sold a `fedi
of Ca fig Homes,' tic, inelndigr Dur
Work - F Oxe.n and young. tk, end
f
cessar topletneuta of husbandry fix
said f tan or farms.' ~ - -
'IA Term.. --'
$t
. T Terms of Bole will be,as.
finwth of the puithase money for
will required at the time of
Stock, Farming slrtensihi, &c, link
residue tb be paid in equal mania ...__
interest annually' on 'the whole eariesapaid;'.
comps e ted trial the fait delivery et_ poesemian,-
_first i talment -payable. in three peen frost; -
dolly of possennow, and thelrlook
paid ; 'thin:ten yeanifriarn the:aiii,
by' if a nd: Morqpigei ' Pull poi
en on he first day iif- April , lBlll_,
lege o . putting in crepe neat-Fall .
good d indisputable title given.'
_Th above described proptilt tielOir'
tidal o - S. Minetair, lite oriald e
and it_ 'desind e dt c tt • y i .,hae ! ......
in this imam of , be* aired.
no terindueemente. _ te_i
sons wishi ng to invest Moneys iii . ..
it i : - Stock, casinc4 'do better tbiiie
amine or thennelyee. ;Other trade ii.. k _
lying in sai&county; are alli:Oilinif fizente:-
plicati can be made - Eta itlfiliyi - wet:at -I r'
ford, a aS. Beeitki at:Mantrusernc,
ty, .any ' furtae! ; : WWl ' ' Aril ' that .11,7
red