ii 46
'r*
Earthquake at Clevehilit• , :..-.
A eery sensible shock of 4tl earthquake
was felt at ttgu . place this morhigßC . List)
at about 20 minutes past fiiisi
o **.
T ::-.% The
usondpit was very clear, wiihltbil**ition
o f akw distantclondi -- resins aptOlfthehor
ion in the - North_ and K 9
,_*tie.: The.
I
night had also beeri quite e ,-Wiihlsbea
uaril display. of Aurora Bo . .which was
most brillittat about, four o'el ' ,i The,first
indication of the thenoinettaiassloW rum
bling sound;aotimoithat s like distaitt thunder,
apparently - in a northwesterlp direction. The
sound inc.reasedin intensity for about three
or fouiwonds, the deepes.eintonations, be
ing like i.eryobeavy distant Thunder, the
earth at tFe same instant exhibited a trem
bling motion which lasted nearly two seconds
when it gradual:y died away with the sound
in an easterly or southeast (Erection. .
The co ncussion was so violent that; it pro
duced a jarring andrattling of the ,windows
furniture and crockery. and a very' sensible
trembling could be felt, by one standing on
The ground. In Euclid about eight miles east
of this thy, the shock was sufficiently violent
to throw crockery from the shell;—Chris
tian Herald.
, ,
MARRIED,
Oa l b . sth inst., by F. Gl4nville, Ifkier C. Bos
ons to CLAILISSA M. Dtrxx of Montrifie.
in Great Bend, on Saturday the Ist inst., by Peter
Decker, Esq, Mr. li f l,lilAN SKIYNEI3, of Harmony,
to Miss lisantsr Rsices of the former plaCe.
DIED,
In Braintrim, oh the 30th September, IfisstlLccr,
daughter of Eld, E Sturdecant, aged '24tyeans
mid 10 months' She sutured a long and: pain
ful illness, 'which she bore with Christian pa
tience, an died'in the triumph of faith, in the
Reetlemer she fong pram...sell to love, B. J. S
Arthur's Home Gazette• i
The subscribers base commenced the piblicatian
of a New Weekly Paper for Families, with the_
above title, to he under the entire editorial control'
of T. S. ARTHUR. who will concentrate upon it
nil, or nearly all, of ltis literary labors. The design,
of this paper is clearly expressed in the tale—
" Home Gazette." It will be, emphateally, A pa-,
per for the home circle—a household companon---
a pleasant fireside friesol t eotning to all with a cheer
ful countenance, and seeking, while-it irii*t:s in
struction, to entertain and interest all claws of
readers. A leading feature of the " Home dazette"
will be a series of original nonvellettes by the edi
tor r Who will furnish sonic four or five of these
pictures of , domestic 'life, Written in his best style
for every volume. The "Home Gazette' will be
the organ of no party nor sect ; nor will it be the
c. ent of any of the isms of the clay. But
.it will
fait ally advocate the right, and seek, by every
rn ;to widen the circle of huniiin happiness
1n
liontly will the editor tench thetrutli, as he has
ever done in his writings, for the flake of good to
his fellow men. But, in doing 'this', fie wilt rivcid
unnecessary harshness and causeless offence, and
keep his journal free from stain of wotmding per
sonality. He will oppose what is false and evil t as
one of his social duties; but, while doing so, will
use no sharper language than its rebuke and correc
tion may require. - The Home Gazette"•will be
elegantly printed, on fine whits paper, with large
clear faced type, that hilly be read by young and
old without injury to the eyes.
Trerne of the Paper--Fa al: rd4rll in Aleanec
One "copy, per annum, - - - ~r 2 00
Three copie-s, " - - - 00
Six " " - - 1000
Ten "
.• - - - 15 00
ourteen " " - - 20 00
Where a club of sit, ten. or firarieen copies are
sent. an extra cop) will be furaisked to the post
or other person, trho makOs up the club.
One copy of either Gokley's Lady's Book. Graham's
Magazine, or ;Sartain's Magaiine, will be sent for
Four Dollars. Or All letters mint be POST rkro.
tX" Money that is current at the place where the
subscription is made, Will be taken is payment
:be paper.
_
Address. T. S. ARTHUR 4:C0.,
o. L Athenian Buildings, Franklin lace,
sonooL NcrricV4
T ,
School birectors pf Bridgetorater District,
1 will meet at the Court House' on Saturday
19th Oct., at 10 o'clock.: A general attendance le
de6tred. Teachers 'whaling to be examineth-orill be
present at that time: M. L. cA7uN Secy.
Montrose Oct. Bth, 1850.
LOST LAST SPILT N 43.
ATWO year old— su pposed to be-a red steer.
Any person knowing of- such an one at large
would confer a favor by giving information of the
came, to
Montrose Oct, 9th, 0, 50
REMOVAL.
TOSFPH FULLER 4k CO_ have rented".-the
Foundry reversty occupied by Davin .1"os-r,,
and have removed their establishinent there,Wherc
will be kept a complete assortment Hof Plows and
now castings: They are also prepar e d to e x ecute
on short notice, all lands of castings m their line
called for in this - region. Fitting and tarn 4 for
Machinery and Thrashers, at the lowmt. - prsces. r
Montrose, Pet., 9th 1850.
Notice.
HAVE disposed ad ane-balf of my interest in
I
the a 3410 it harness business to William L
Com A. BALPWW.
Montrose; Oct.' 9, 1850.
4 T,T.Ta'S Self acting and Revolving six laurel
CI. Pistols at TRVE;a.
ILVER SEIXIoNS, Knives, Forks,
ed as, pirefins'any in the civilized treed at.
180 . k ; ; UWE ' S&
ATCHIth,. mit be, sold -at Trite'S" . ‘ elieiper
than dilemma qua li ty- inliother-planc.,;
Alluditoris •Nothse. - 4
E subscriber having teen tip s poilited Auditor Tin the settlement of the moons* of Arno. G.:
bailey, Administrator of Latham A.. Stab;
ed, al:QUl:web, tire notiiee °atilt wAI attend to
the duties of said appointment at the allot - 4if J.
T. ftiebspkisi Montrose, on Friday; the le*" 4#
°Myr. tied. 2.11,0,0'c10ck A. 3L.
•
a a FR42IER.
Monticsp., som, no., • mo 4v
gatifilivintiertio - 04
4avipgmithird_
•\ ratted theiretoie, aerie* AIN% it'switsr a
veri . lkr 'or xi.
Winter Goodifocnnsiati " in additiiii to their wital
stock of Ladies le-Drawled Cloak Goods
—Nee 844 Prints.and DaLiiisee; Der Met gocids
and trimmings; 44* and 154parel3ttaiiii; taxis
and Boots of all" stile ir and ititialitiest:Alletils fee
Plush and Okrtii - Cipsta Urge weOrtosent
payer ; Cooking and Parlor Stores; Stoll
intn ,, r, ix. ,4v, , • •
They woukl reyeetfullyaak a fipmther"r
f iends and" cuAiiii*mi, frith
611 use evelS eXe#l9ll* Plea* the with":#o4l
P rice° a nd-qualig_
Mtr.l4ll, '7 Sir:!
Tiro 7 4 - ininailler ill 'Elbe World .ukt Hilt
"Haters Ass forma sireogititeingain *ream."
7'o iItagATAVAZIVR,I"O;idiUkiIiWEGRESS
or 11VI.LD WOM'AN decWol4,l,2iVon the
'gems only Bring specimen brought. to the
.11. Abode of civilized imart, be -le-Whited at
Montrose underlt Pavilion on Friday and Sigiiiiloy
Oct. 11th, 12th. Hours of Adotissifrion 10 to
i 2 A, A M, 2 td . and 61 to 9 cielock.,PAL - -
This creature 5 e
is a newly
,discoveredlink between
the Brute and Human_ apentes, and it; is , difficult to
&tinnily, to which it belongs.
Thin-singular-being was taken -after II hunt of
several days, and brought titC, this country, and is
the only one ever taken alive., ,
In presenting thiswonderful creature tithe pub=
lie the proprietor wishes it _ distinctly' understood
that he challenges either Continent
... to produce a
greater Arc a-oaf Curiosity. . -
It has been exhitited, for nearly five months;and
thouttands have visited it, including ;Naturalists,
Medical Men, and all who take an interest in nature
and her won4erful norks, pronounce her the most
surprising pecimen T Of Nature's mystery ever - seen.
ll:throws in a flood 'o' light on Natural History,
and fills up the darkest, spirt, (the connection he.'
tsieen the Brute and iluman,) and thus combines
Instruction with Antusentost.
Its gait it erect, having the Negro features with
protrudinemouth, bald head, with hair five inches
long on its arms. The species grow to the height
s of five and a half to six feet. The ,present speci
men is perfectly docile and can be approached by
the most timid. As this is probably her only visit
to this, place, we would invite the Ladies in partic
ular to improve the present opportunity to visit
the walk LADY of Bonaire,. who has been
draining crowded houses for the last five months.
This extraordinary Exhibition Will In attended
by'ehoice :Music on the Dulcimer, Rock Hannoni
k can and inotin. Admission, 25 eta, Children 12.1.
• ALBANY &BUFFALO . ,
rest York and Eric, Cayuga and SUsquehanna
Rail Roads, Seneca and Cayuga Lakes I
EVEIITOODY . B MARS= LINE i"°"i•
TILE subscribers are no* prepared to receive
Freight of all kinds at the following poins,
Buffalo, Attica, Batavia,-Bergen, Rochester,Can
=Weigel'. Genera, Dresden, Ovid, Lou,l
Dundee
Landing, Jefferson, Havana, 13Itlport, lharselreads,
Corning, Elmira, Factoryville, Spring Port, Rend
der's Ferry, Aurora, Ithaca, Candor, Owego, Union,
Binghamton, Great Bend, L.snesborti, Deposit and
Hancock, every , day in the week, (Sundays except
ed,) and continue with regnTenty throughout the
season.' They Will attend to forwarding the sajne
to the New York Market, where it will receive
the personal attention of experienced salesmen,
who will attend to the selling of the same, and re
turn the proceeds in Bankable funds at either of the
above points, to the following 'scrams:
Buffalo, Storehouse of - Henry Dlw ; Attica,
Storehouse of Henry Syron] ; Batavia, Storehouse
of Lucius £ Smith :Bergen, Storehoirse of Daniel
McPherson ; Rochester, Store of Fairbanks aE Eld
ridge ; Qanandagua, Office of Walter Corcoran :
Geneva, C. Lawrence ; Dresden, Storehouse of
Whitney.& Monell ; Ovid, Ferguson d: Sprague :
Lodi; Dundee Landing, Storehouse of Tuthill tt
Co.; . Jefferson. office of, E. 0. Norton. on the Pier ;
IL-trine, Office of J. F. Phelps; Millport, store of
J.-4111; Horseheads. office of J. A. Ferrell ; Cur
tung, *store of Wnt.L Arnold; Elmira, Storehouse
of Thurman el: Ingham : Factoryville, Store of
Charles H. Shephens ;*Spring Port, at the Store of;
Iterlder's Fitriy ; Aurora, store of EL ear 0. P. Myr
gan Ithaca, store of P. H. Drake ;. Candor, store
of S. Baran,ger ; Owego, office of Nathaniel Ells ;
Union, store of 0 N -Wheeler ; Binghamton, office
of James Sisk ;Great Bend, office of F. Churchill;
Lanesbon; office of F. A. Ward ; Deposit, store of
Ensign & Dean ; Hancock, store of Allison and
Reeves.
AMES SISK, Binghamton,
War. WHITNEY. Dresden.
GEO. P. MONELL, do.
NATIIALIEL ELLS, Owego.
Asm-rs.—Buffalo, Henry Darr; Attica, Thomas
Sy ford ; Batavia, Leeitts A Smith; Bergen, Daniel
Melliensan ; Rochester, Fairbanks tt Eldridge ;
Canantiagna. Walter Corcoran; Geneva, C. Law
rence ; Ovid, Ferguson it- Sprague ; Lodi ; Dundee
Landing s Tuthill ct Co.; Jefferson, R 0 Norton ;
Havana, J. F.Phelps ; Millport, J. Stull ; Horse
heads, J. A, Ferrell ; Corning, Wm. J. Amehl;
min, Turniih efx Inghram ; Frictoryville, C. IL
Shepherd ; Spring Port ; Redder's Ferry ; Aurora
IL de G. P." Morgan ; Ithaca, P. H. Drake ; Cand
or, S.Barager ; Union C N Wheeler; Great Bend,
F. Churchill; Lanwhoro', F. A. Ward ; DePosit,
Ensign dr Dean
,; Hancock, Allison of Rears.
Carrara, Jaw Soot will superintend the buai
mess throughout the whole Line, and receive and
fill Ali orders for Groceries, Fruit. Fish, Oysters,
etc. ttc. ; which will be bought at the lowest whole
sale prices in New-York, and forwarded to either
of the above termed Depots.
July 16, 18,513. 2,ktf.
, --
Notice to the Public. •
New &tameable. Fall aid Winter Goods, at the
Great one Prier Store.
L S. LENHELIf,,Gazir BEiro, PA.,
EGS leave to take this opportunity of tender
ing his sincere thanks to his Friends and Cus
tomers, for the generous patronage they hare ex
tended to him, and at the same time inform them
that he has just returned from New York with a
large and choice selection Of
SA'RE.
:/"..4XCY .L 10) ',STAPLE DRY GOODS,
-•-••••••.A.LSO
a fr&hand mrtentive assortment of Groceries, Pro
visiumi, Boots 4k Sheer, Mats ek Caps, Hardware,
Crockery, Drugs k Medicine, d ; c., dc„which will be
sold 'for tash or produce ata very sznal sdrance,at
'prices which d.Sstall cenquetittom Flour, Pork,
Fish it Salt; at wholesaled retail. He would also
remark that he adhears stimtly to the system of
al-ways naming the lowest I price at font thereby
giving the same advantage! to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
Git'Ed TBEND CLOTHING STORE.
The largest, best and elitapivt assortment of READY
Maar- Ourrumo in the Village of Great Bend.
Cloths, Combaters and Nre-ltings, of all qualities,
suitable fer the•fall and winter trade, which we of
fer at such prices as to safitfy any one that this. is
the.place for them to deal
'ln consequenee of the • increase of his busi
nem he has been ob • 4:k greatly enlarge his
stock, which he now offers o his friends And the
public for muunivation, t that in -so doing
they . will find something to their advantage. He
bask's° nude arran o merneri to manufacture cloth
ing in 11l its various brancbM, and is now - prepared
to siell thelnuste, warran te d' bear inspection.—
Cintoin walcand cantin g in the latest style
And short sobee. • All, -ot !Parlor trimmings
rangsbedinid fur elle.' 1
. tirponifinget the placejn Store nearly
oPPosite iliciratwate L-. $.
-Great Bend, Sept. WS; I ,9 tr.
„ ..;. Emirs ! ' ' T owe i
?A l a pm/adios' in floes for Cask
- - iVe sr - differ itili diiier. se plowszt Or' foliow-
S u
ja g
.j. Mel,' POP . w l b e slijegradhCPed
Xott's Side-101
/don
Wayv e
--Bleteldere Pam.
- -No. L.
", 2-
,-'`-= Point"; irtvaribpit kina i '
dwri.
t6istirlmintw,
;e
itria..ll4l.i / wilibe for -3 1. 1
ci
to pay
_-• `- _,JaSzr'
Xgatriv, 4Y.u1,7 2*, 1.0619.
. 1 :,
rPTITED in q LARGI and varied Exnagnozr, consisting of all the rare Animal?s how extant, num
‘..:) hexing over Ono Hundred Specimens. Will exhibit, at Mowraosa on Friday.Oct..lBth, Open at
1 o'clock, P. IL admission 21Stits; Children under-10 years, 12icts.
Among this grlatcollection, which is the lar g est ever Exhibitetl•M.Ameilca, is the .
RILINOC OS , or U ni corn of Holy W rit •
The first and cmly,one in America sineo 1836. The great difficulty hi capturing-this huge and Sav:ige
creature, together with the almost impassibility of keeping him alive in a climate so uncongenial M. his
habits andconstitution, renders the exhibition of a living Rhinoceros, the greatest curiosity in the Ani
mal Kingdom.
•-
GREAT GRIZZLY BEAR FROM CALIFORNIA -
VOIIIVINEEN LION of the finest C I ViMilikS
From different Countries, some of which were presented to the renowned VAN Auuctiton, by Hcr ,:traj
tats, Wavy Vicroa.t4, in his recent tour through Europe,
tec2B cirtaomezeza aaLata),..gucettvp2 Cflb3giVizai roc,
T e largest in America, weighing Trn rhorsand Seven loindrcd - find thirty pounds. Also the
BEd UT Tril ld el" IFLIX#1 1 TIP POO SULT4I.II,-
Which has caused such great sensation all over Europe, Will go through a variety oPperlormances,such
as Waltzing. Balancing, Ringing the Bell, Creeping on his fore-legs,' walking over his Keeper, picking
him up, drawing a cork frum a bottle, &c.,,kc.,4kc.
Ma. VsY Amamrcui, the most Celebrated of all Animals Performers will give an exhibition in a
31101111M2ST 411:111111Er` 11117111r111111LAIE1110 .AIL.IIIIfIITIVIE AL 31E-se-sWill
His performances with the l'errifie group of LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, COMA RS, PAY
THERS, ay., the same as performed by him in all the principal cities of Europe, with such great renown
raiIIiDESUAM as WEIN gla l .WO\W E D ECEUVW ma-
Will-give a performance iu a DEN O PWIELD Antrygems, separate, and aftwetlier di ff er:
. . .
Many other Perfonnances will be given in the course of the Exfiibition. such as Ponies, -Monkeys, he.
A full diseriptiun of the Animals, which the great experience, enterprise, and resources of eke Pro
prietors have etiablcd them to bring together in one Lsrga and •Splendld Collection, will be found
in the Bills, at the principal Hotels, previous to the arrival of the Company.
•
Last Call.
IWLSH-to to those Arho are indebted to the
1 subscriber, that immediate payment . must-be
made.. J . , B. SALISBURY.
•
Montrose. July 17, 1850.
cai JOSH and Mackerel, No. 1 and 2 just
V received and fortale .by
Sept 18.' J. LYONS 41. 30N.°
( - IALICOS, 41iigharas, Lawns, Barragw. Linen
N.J Gingham and Silk Goods, a great variety.,=--
Shawls, Parasills, Fancy Cravats, Neck-ties, Laces,
gdgings, Gloves, Ribbons, de, in abundance. La
dies Shoes and Gaiters, many kinds, sizes. and pri
,ees, at J. LYONS & SON" S.
"ROAD-OLOTYLS, Kerseitnercs, Tweeds, Ken
tuck Jeart Sattinets, French Cassisneres,and
Summer stuffs just in. LYONS do SON.
PISCES .OF PRlNTS,splindid and cheap,
Ulf just °paned and for sale by -
-July • J SOY.:
•
RED Ifirli* , ./a,-+A superior article, for see,
by ' J: 'LYONS SON.
Aumtst
APEB4II4.I I IOINGS
,and:Winckis• Ourtnins
—,-
PWood Pails, Butter Ladles and Sang" Olininn;
Pins, Basketa lbw selling by .4.TirON,Sit SON.
Credit
*l,OO
6,00
6,00
4,00
6,00
460
1.26
00
Cash:
I. 4 3fiq
4.00 t
4,00
3.50
4,00
.100
6.00
40 .
1 . 4 prices, Ten sit
mai
FULLER 4; Co.
Gooas.r;
A large Stock of Pall. Gooslia-now Cienin4 at
ISAAC, L. POST it Co's. •
. Oct. 'l. , at"-
rink) muND'atos.Fs, tiew apd Sliperiof lot
N,Jszwil 'Fkx4 ia. dix,just receyea ilia for sale by
.1114/2.R127:
New-gilford-JOY 15 4;18 5 f-4 • -
PETER'STEVIENS—PaIiAn' et Chail
4lftri , roc, It, of iic kittue. - '
RAYMOND keo. /FU - AIBURGRS
eni from kr. VAS Aiißtlloll s, making Two Grand Animal Perforinance4 in the game kailibition;
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PASOCREALL 'SCHOOL
of St, Andrew's Church Spring-
; mltz;
C.
?I s
p E r ß e , a l . le pt c resp tor . ,
TE.4CHE4S .
THE Fall term or Qu.uterorill commence on the
thid Wednesday of October,when it will be
the most appropriate and advantageous for students
tu.entet. No students will be received for a Jess
term than one half a quarter unless his ahseence ie
caused by sickness.
TER-VS:
Common English_branches, per quarter, $2 50
Hightt.tEnglish branches, ,„ 8 50
Higher %mulches of Mathematics& Languages, 5 00
Vocal Musid will bs taught one heareach.Widnes- -
day afternoon. There will' be no cotttin,gent ex
penses 'except-lot fuel.. - •
The-advantages - offered in -this School, it is be
lieved- will: not be surpassed-by any in the cowl-
P 7.• • PArticulat attention Will be given to those
preparing to teach, the schbotheing under.the.pas
`torsi care of
,the Rector. •
• .
THOMAS IZIONOLSON, Wnttlens
AMOS WILLIA,MS. f.,
ti-Oe in.Biidgerttertos:n
shiii onVOieday . the. i"ith gilt*- !beep
sad-three Whim markett 4 0 F" Any One tyturn
itig aid '4heop aqutdneubs to the sebseribei, will, be
handsometi retiittled. • •
• -
/ LYONS &SON are now-opening ft handsome
0 assortment of Fist&and Winter - 1;40.* *lohii"th
Will be 'disposed t?fstt the kiweit'tatey --'
Sept. 18,1860. • , •-.
CARPETiNG - 4-Cbeispet . ia Town; just opened / and for sale by J LY.ONB4:SON. --
_
vile, Penn'la.
• w. a. J4FFSTI2iTtrC:
brottEroseplepi. P.Oth.
.„,
- 1 .
•
Institidigaltas oikero. for Ate receptiii
and instruction - of pupibs,on Toesilay
of. SiliAiiiiliOri - umlet - theAttarie,ruififirrietlein:li
L '
MWATEW.Ar..Ief.' fliikhigeof„ LAuf
hers t r ;.' a.visfeds . bi.;.llßOOßY `H.
tIMPHREY of Bouthwicklifitine,privio i Oni
Female DeFirlcrient -
;isltiiiCAutit:tui & nowliks,supeei ‘ ntaitivoi the
Primary Department • - • '
Rise &nix C. liacuhas,-
Girirrsvg WALTILIe Testelkr
'There hill he ihree'acidentle;teinhliillia . Tear.
The first commencing on - the ef,Sept., of
13 - Week* the wend on the Bth diY of :Mi.. of 14
'weeks end the irdofi the ilay Of'4iiriF of
;-•• PRICES OF rentrOk , -
The studies of the Primary ,Ek.partmeut,- ter
terM. - • ,
. 0 .
• .1 • ,
The studies of the Aeadmitical Depax: fmeritif4p?.
The studies; in whole or in part,;off4 ie 4k 64 • ',
1-
tlemieel and Classical Deliartmeats;:' ' 5, 00
Music Wiih 'use.of Piano, • ''- , 10,00
Dmwing . ind Painting ,, 6;(i0
French and German; each -- - '5OO
N. 8., Pupils from abroad oblaur
board, may ree9ire directiptilo
to Francis B. Chatidler or WM. J:Mulfordi - Corrn4-
tee.
•
. • 1105.1tu..M3SUP, Pie.ident, ,
ALBERT CILAMSERLDI,..raKgSe*taY
MASON . S. WILSON, Treasurer..
, Montrose Sep. lath 1850.'
Au&itors' It'otice".
„ .
'rag. subscribers baying been. appointed Audi
torsa, in the settlement of. the accoutite_of Earn
ual A. Loonlis; one of the Executors of‘the. Estate
of Jasper Loomis, Deceased, would. - heiebrgire
notice . that th ey will attend to the duties:. of. the
said appointment at the office of A. Chamberlin
in Montrose,-on Monday the of . October
next, at ten o'clock, A. M.
•.- .A. CLiA.3lßEßLlN,.wwitoikr.
• F. FRASER,
,)
Montiuse; Sept. 1660.
New Milford Stove Depotil.sso.
BURRIT has just received a neve . aoortrilerd
H
ot - Stores; including the moat approved kinds
of Air=tight and common cooking, parlor „and:skip
Stoves,. litissia and common Pipe,. Slaeetleen, and
Zinc Stove Tubes, %tr., &c.; to which . Ale: attention
of cash purehmers and .the public is - iiivited, and
Which will be sold at - *Try low - prices' for. cash or
approved credit.
September, 1850.
HOOKS AND STATIONIC .
vAT.F., Atm receiving a large assortment of all
TIT kinds of School 'looks, ( Littinßrench: Greek
German,) Bibles, Ilisiories, Miscellanpaus Xorks,
lludical. Books, Cards, Tissue 'and NOteTaper, cte.
de. Those in want of Books and StatiPnerk
please give us a call, as we iblead to sell cheap for
cash.
.LyaNs.4,autugMt. •
-Montrose,. August 26, WO. ,:; - •
sAit$AP WILLA.
CV.II Doe. Jacob's. §.l". Towuserari Arid:Sands'
Sassapari.l6—'72s cents pet Wtirei-41*: sale
L IVA'S d CZA.A . TLER.
•
Aionttose, August, 13.50. . ,
We have:this day disposed dour interest in the
attire at Montrose to li. It. Lathrop - ftta.:loivOill
continue tbe.basinesSin.the :mate manner as it has
hithertobeen carried on.
Those having unsettled accounts with. is will
please call and settle without delay. ' •
Montrose; 'Aug. 19; 1850. A. LATHROP
.I.I3:SALISBITRY.
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'Ready made 401othing.
PILE sobseriber has on hand a,,gfi:d - I:Sl4i:in:Mat
: ...L of Ready made Clothing, consisting of Dress,
Frock and Sack Broad cloth Coats from 'f„0,:50 to
tl3,63—Tiveed and Jean. do. front! 2,0ti1t,5,60;
—Pants,* largetvarietv, from icebta tO. cpo—
Vests, from ligp to. i4,00—"-Shires . from t• to. 14
-sbiltings. . .
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A may be unererslood
.t 1 (tt I wi ll n.Oi'l,..ieyuler
sofa, on any arti cle in 4 rin,,, ot c2 ~z ,i4, ;,!,folue,
even if I ani . .nbliged sell Af - casr:_ . _ •.. .'., •
Inr I*.ant to se my stock on litind,;:„.Persobs,
therefore i vho '-is tolwy, Ivill plea:4' giie kne a
call at the first r above .Searle's.liotet " ' .'•
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GEO,: El:f.LiEB..,
Alontroise l 7 lig. 14, 1850. .
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' Sole Leather.; : 7 " `'—
s. • • Z. POST & CO.' are 10 0--
I'
': e of - Messrs E_
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Sole Leather., --
Z. KIST & CO.' are sate agentk'for, the
e of - Messrs E. A. di Pratts eelebralciliole
- - te
.aer. a ! superior article ,on hand coiii nti y ••a at
(ew York City prices. • .
We eas sell Sole Leather from one to one thou
sand sides] at prices altogether unheard of iii 'Sias
quehannalCounty. Dealers will fad itlciilielein
terest to Call on us.• .OA li
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XlMAltEirk -
,
or l s
into " the enclosure of the enbeiribe ,
, t ron
beta the 25th of August lasts , a reo,t„lro
C AdE
years old heifer. The owner isivqnested f#*prp:i.e
P ° PF It Y' / /i y cha7s anzkairrTaltlairt. UAL'
Bridgui l tater, Oct. 1:1850..
"agoii
,nritker Wonted. f- 'lt ,
TTANTED by the snbsertber, a.; Ood *Ron
Maker to manage the business at Ilia wen
known stand in Wryalasing. A man yrith
family is desired, one making himself - ;iiseful will
find employment for several yeana„. idirßeteretiee
will be reguired.• 7 EDWIN tEWIS.
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Viryalusing;-Sept. 18, 1850. - -
SIVAIL1144111;161651 ."
VNY-orour customers who•NiTe 8na111611.4 Op'
with fo (tend off lb -be exclittnkedOin E;p 4 flit
conarnixiate4 by calling on • LY0N44.11.017:"
Hooks,.lloaks.,
AXL the Text . BOoks to be - use 4 ..the sew
Acathiniy,and alio a. variety of*hers,,jtist
opened andltur eale.at.the lowest.prieisiXy
Septot.• L TONS 4i:
•- • '
10 O A, yds.' IVLoolen •Flannel, dOOO torgrx
/V A Vr-good mixed Woolen Sockafeen
this and: the laVOctober, for - Whick.the
price will be paid in goods - • '
July . ' 3. LYO*S",g,soN:
(2.I.II.OCERIES.—A , fresh iapply of Segartc . snipe
- Tea, Cori • Starch. Soap; liackerat&e,:-)tait
teceived area ihr sahib.);
lAT - E - STU
Aluni;BNO Vitriol, 'Copperas, Aiiiiitt6,44
Just opened an d 4ieaVl*.
Sopt.
MUSIC •Priwing.and Perforated Poper
_ • - LYONS OrSOrr,:i::
monitee,
Nets , :S & New-Aloodev ,
L70.2V8-16
3foutsw, July V,•1950. • -
Dr..4T24.;a4A5'—.,4 general , msertnientslielit
Ei - - conAxigy. oa 1,144 5 and witiiii-k ikailinr
fallinuk' gAt iviiaef pik,u., G
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• "I'[ie. fin; ;.r3iinA li,napp w45 . 444:44 01'n'!.t.
s.
tu'alconsent :fth:theliVEra_t;,_, 4,11 4ulth4o
alp pr4kipty
• monfroe s =,Aiig, . • ~ J A t-eaittt-ift ,
• •- • li,
- tz,so
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J. LIONS 41- SON:-
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_ .BON._,
MIZERI
1 ''''.‘r.likilihrire llll ollll--4 1 V44 - ' ,''
y
qX. hand , liiid..kesikllt 1 41)I 7*, 6 . ''' ,
f - §4aKi Ciiinlk .0 . M.10_0413t,e;',--s 7 '.•' • '
ins "Wilice; rump end Lead PITIOFfbe#/i
, 0 0er;_,:w_tv4ttiti;. ry0.01444*-z - ,.
cl- , ..bnine - mOliiilev:iti,imigut,. - 1-I**
torn' Slieiterli t :StraNi Otitt*TiiiWi:_lei''
Ishis; hfiniers; StBgii - . Shil . : min Cr.' ' - 1
Screws. &c. itc- Iron and Steel - 4 oili:, - , •
iy. , all kinds of elating, as„liand'ollnii4W,
•1 ~;•! la '- .. - , 3 V 4I •SON:t.
k...
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:'' "-EN'Ecrivit*NOTVE:t
111.711MO'imitlia tNif 1401 ,
timintark
*rail ExiautorlirAitivVuur,o.ll4Y l A.'s
lawnshipleteCtiettalididilyersaila:fialag:lik
mands against the - Estate ofille said d
requested -
oat delay. - 4 1 1 110.MASSIfittOr0,1 4 4*
Anliurn;Sept.l+s.' - - 8/3f, t
ADMINISTBATOWI 2410714* . il
4 E'Xsteirepy„NOOttakiWkitiet 44
tice is.tterOa..'e ght.n tii:Aqiiersoili'fithitY
in said Estate - thatlettais adritirtistratio - 01**/, -
granted to the
sulseri!ais;an4l, L.. iE
cliiims %*st , Os rscskeAzi: l • 4 l44fWCll
known he Sanie tiSsititt*iii 6 elt
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' ' - - - VAISIVECEttEItEW '''' l k i
ult EDBAum . Ig4l
, Moktrose, Sort. 16,,1850.1 - i:. , ..11,".-_ , isa-t,
. 1
- . ' air ' 'if' Gicidi ' `-'- ' '
i
uttorrs;A:iebtrianitit;-4'1141i.
~.1-111. Green- Barragp,-,Blairitillii- . 81" .!,Etilokii i q n
Regent Silk, Frenehlingitaini; twc -6- . lt
'White Kid Gloves, Cravat's, lartt l ) fdktk , ... - 13,‘,
he „
tie. - LY
' O.Fs' 4. ;p71:0.1:1 ' ' , l•
-,- -Sept, IG.. 1850: :"---' '' ' ' '.::1 - ', -:',":' :, '', 3
Adininistra t t9ritAOlike
NTOTICt is berebigivea:llml le4tera_of
if oistration 01 the estate :plZer4ist '
Herrick town :414v deceaseti e haviAten;Aati,
ed P, the subtteriber, au& allhaving:
or. demands , against: said,
.tats 'lMTequesti
make knova the- Panic. to ale, withoutdolity4
EDWARD D1M11.1915.; Adii
-2- 2 awl
.Sept: ,9.5
, . i . . ~. ~ .. - • NOTICE. ;::,.ri .' FA. 1 ,1
rilltlEondersigned;Oiseiceieti.efi thel 1 .
• ./!: wanna‘ifind-C1 'vaN:idiati Plinktoad , midi
. ,•
-Oorripany,givti notice, that 'will Miget tt L I
hotel' of `rhos, L. Thunfatit iit-2'BeliorelVllval - - 1,
day, October itith, to like into: .ixeseideraf , ; 1 .
building said Itoldiajilz aho !vett Ikeda lOC 1 ;
teriptiOn ill••$ t044-in ace dance . with the 4 , :,,,
Assembly of iqw.o.- -..,-,..„,,,,,, ~..1, , ,,i, : .;:, ,, ,,, , ,...-,•- : : 1
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, . 1.3,... JA,XES:I4..I2ILIEFIR, ,_ i
JONA.TRALCJONES; , p • 1
1 : , WIL STAIIIIIRD;_t-1.-. r . t.
• G. L. VACS% 1.7 , il , ;-_..: ! 1
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P .49 :ltril !
Sept,: 12,-1850„
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T FOPS ai
IargeWANDLE4 7- I* l4 rev!_twtk,
.1".4 born.-are. doirjeceiviWi‘RPlF
asslDrtz.ueui'ot cii,9d.4,_,wllicalFilt be 'Ol - d cheam
c m n. • vozPS 44llANDbF411
§ePleinker 1859- - ; -
ARPETS' and ca'rieT
Blue and Green trinbrazyJllPPa,.49lt
Crockery and Glass 'Ware Hiirdwa
• ,LYo2.krff 7(6 . Cir.A.Y.D.L/W
_ l _-•-fil
. 1111 0 OILS, Paperi Inks, Sandilnk*r4.l4
pAstanapicliattoes,:egichry. Faief ' 13 " 04 1.1
lets, dc . LTONS c k .COANDLik.
QIIREf /NOS, Starling., Tirkiitillattit,' y I
0 'ding . Drillings . Onttrerarid-WOefenTark' r pbt• and - linittnig, - ',Yaril,'Diiiiia . Violtil • 'aid"
. there 4 •. 1 , 7 0 20ik . 0 :4;04 1 41 1 , ,
PALNrs, oils and , Elye-striffs.;, -.0.i,- , '•;"I, . ii,
. . L,Y,o,:r.iii : 0 4 4 : 7 -D,
~ A
11 00JI PIIPER and Shades. .. 1, 1 - - s> , •: , - ,i
.., LYONS & - .0.1421'.DLE1 11
.
W EtrPOIrGAA:SS'i lieo;:Pfij,lo,4l,'`el
V 7 by" IS; r.: byll - 6, tilov - M gi b'ELI. ''''• "1,!
' • -,E YONAS r h Off f it2V7l4El i
.. •
Lumber.: ifrailateit;% ... ..
__, - 7- fr: & 1.1
i
1110/XE and:Hemlock .. Boards.Pirii:' smite
A. . Mangles: : - -,LION.SI6.,exaDim
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Montrwe,Sept.47, 481511.7 , 1-:‘,0" Tri . i'-: . •-i: • '' t
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,ipei,,,,,,.,,,,,,, j -4: ;':
fIA ITOU been "appointed by Gotsiettor rail F. p
New York as weeennsiaittasffileikatitii.l
N,.
take tike prkof and ncknowledge lent E lp ,
otberklstyunumb‘,"lllALWlaliiisi)96llN4Cl'
t4at atTiaeltri at- his office:o6l*W iliticlTil 1?
Sept:4o. 1850.: -., :,, , r ',', .1-t,:f , 41,:=,-..., - 37 4'
fIitOCERIES.-;-CnishedPucrariieaA 4 se:
N. O. Si** Votissea,lll4494oiveli
Pork, Mackerel, Codfish, Candl‘lica; •
41V/AtAl
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11610 COTS and Slic;eis; aubbers„lda.' chit
&e. • ;>; YQNB:iStCI~rINDLE
,••-- a - " - -
_ -_,___,-:.
borcTsrh
QtALEW4EBE..in the , 7 tif)ion trial
kJ .Wednegclay:•the 4th. in4t, a , Greilt - Lava, 1 Pt'
Any one having ' round it . V 1 center-• a' -iiiell
lz
theewner by' leacitv it at fir • Regiitet 11.0144
. ~ No . iidititi ,
. 'ir::.lt,.: ja , ,* .i. y i ,,
Ai miiiitagic - thug -. mai - troy
I'ATI,Lit belopen forthe' . bon 0 b
V Y the ith of October ` nix • - •thoetTie
ate iiiiirkisiisi of Rei. , 'Att6at '''St.osi
in whose ability- antleaTerieF . o iheitost •
confidence linty* r epos ed. - • -fine heab
.i t ve
ea Uri itt&fairytti eat' 1 '`. 'lei -- -
but bitappreelated'hy all whialiii
- ucatiOti for the-Jeast poSsiblertelf 'Wilt
The-/katdeuficylitti will be'dk • edlit
'ters.of tWelve weeks 'ettch.;.4' ' bon,
immediately succeeding - ea ch • uarter:
'meats 're' beeir made for ti ' ' e-
distance Atv board with private
with Abe least- piesible I=';
' - r - -t- - -PRICE OF 711 /01#4.4.=1.' - =
The tiiaities.of 'the
'
Music Isith use
Dinning And Paintine
/,The
Nevi. Spaiit.4ceingo::il
Bllttgrßhokjust, nicely's& and
JUL-a full amkgpiecal-inortmentot
.,ths)ninr,,:ligeditik4mcludme *ls
Am_ ki , oLiddiniXert'*;teoodi,,-.
#o44,l4o4B,"*Sinks‘and:litheiliiiest
Goeicsuloptartitti.the'Renerefand utui
of the community, atittlikich isirvinlYk
Apptilfied
iivaihinseilfofthie
;Fesenthiraiknoidedguninte to'
pt►blie. for. Ahemity: hbenaiVikts
e> ncteclto,tus adabliShinenton& _
th hole. now:hrs.:LW unitit asontinnen
at ot.
dint his gOods of, ellykindeill. he "sold:
'that F 13,211 'not be mat.',7
.; ;New Milford,-Dian • s.
!;`,..13.1-116iiita&U#
I-Wily-DIG aveirweek
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