''Tliiin4iiiiiiiiitidn iiiiiiiiielpii l'''':l
. . ,
- -.-- -.. County. ' • .-- ~, - ' ..„,
The legal ii . ..7eitgation now-pendin . Bd':
( i n
which has oeen progressing . for seyeral - ays
p a st, before the Court of Common Pl of
Philadelphia county, in the matter a C. / the
contested election for the 'distria. attoi•ney-
sh i p, h as disclosed a. series of the most!un- 1
blushing and disgraceful frauds ever perpe
trated in connection with the ballot bqx in
this or any other country "'where the ballot
box is known.. 'ln this ease as isiwell lapown
Wm. B. Heed, 'Esq., the Whig. candidate,
contests the . election of Horn E. Kneass3 his
Opposition- competitor. It will' be recol
lected that Mr. Xneass'_pturality over' Mr.
Reed, as announced by -the return 'Judges,
`vas • very small—only, thirty five, we be ieve
'out of a vote of many_ thousand.' At Sst it
was Conceded that Mr. Reed. was chosen ;
- but in one or two wards the returns Were
kept back for some days • until it was rtScer
mined bow many rotes were required ta de
feat Reed and elect Kneass ; . when the lai
cers of the districts referred to, made their
r eport and turned the balance in favor of the
Lecofoco candidate.. The investization' as
far as it has transpired, discloses an uttei. dis- .
'regard of their oaths by the officers of! the
• election. It seems that in the 2d Ward,
Moyamsing i enone of the polluted districti the
'returns as given in, were—, i
I
Forllorn R. Kneass (Loco). lop, ,
• ~ W illiam B. Reed,.(Wb i g) . • 04
"W. IL Dickerson, (Native) - dtt
" Peter A. Browne , .
Total 1224
It appeared fTm the tally' list, as ilVell as
by the above rat that 1223 votes were Cast
in the ward. The hour of closing the polls
was ten o'clock, and a Mr. \Vm. LandOn,
I n t o testified that he voted about 20 minutes
to 'lO is marked 878 on the
.list ! fle
peel a few minutes r saw no body around!the
polls. and thought the polls had closed!be
fore he' went away. From his testimon'Y it
would appear _that nearly every vote (ATr
and alive 878 must Ingi been iraminl,en—
exprolfily 'liana:ten - red to elect Mr. Knezliss,
after the result in the other wards was known_
A large nutuber of witnesses were then
called who were set down on the tally list as
having voted in the ward, who testified that
they were not 'isidents of the ward and had
uut toted in it. In tuost" of the eases tlw
pa[llo, and occupation wus -given, so that
there ,could be no doubt that their 'naives
-were fraudulently put on the list..
The result of the inyestigatiorh ati,the
of the first two days, may be stialtuled ti f 7, at
fiflows, to wit:—The returns inl Seeclud
Ward, Moramensing; give Wtn. B. ,'Feed 94
votes. On the first days, exatuination 15:3
persons swore positively that they voted • tor
Wm. B. Reed. the second day, 82 per
sons swore to the same effect—making lin;
an 135 votes. Seven persons swore that
they voted for him to the hest of their kno4l
- and belief, and thirty three names w4re
found on the tally list as having voted who
did not•tesule in the %Vied at the'last ekLe.-
Lion.
In the Eastern precint of Penn Distriet,
the returns _we 'Wm. B. Reed hut 2G votes.
In the examination, 47 persons swore that
they voted for B. Ivied for Distiut At
torney, an excess over the return of 21.
These facts account for the extraordinary
delsv in teeming the poll and making the
re t urn at thik late election, in the contested
iiistricts. The officers of the election, contra
ry to the spirit if not to the letter-of the law
Ceiaz all of the Opposition party, regnired
thne to perpetrate the fraud they had efi
dently resolved upon in the beginning. 7—.
Dead men were to be resu.seitated, s.hsent
men brought, home, and others who had
quitted the iAtriet, for years belore. hunted
up and compelled to resume their citizenshll)
and afterwards afsessed and r , Oted. This, lit
will be' admitted was a task that wasr not to
be accomplished in a fewil(KITA. It requir4.l
the agency of too many infernal spirits, anki
too much practice of the %Ile arts of legerd
main, to make much hustt.. It was a_ *duty
and groveling and tedious tm.sinew•i'; hut the
despicable creatures who bad taken it ihn
charge were pledged to, eUnsumate it, ail
they did. -Three hundred. rotes were thris.
added in the.se.cond ward, Ifoyamensing,
gist
in Mr: linea.ss an apparent
thecity and majority of 35
in • •
tl
county.
The prosecution, we presume, bill now
closed its testimony. The defendant has
been given till to-morrow to prepare his casei;
sad we are rehily curious to see what cours e
will be.,takeb to meet the overwhelming es-l
deuce adduced by the contestant in suppint
of his allegations.
I'orsoNANZIARGED 'writ Tatrr 8t
.% CLAutvoTANT.---A singular dream - stance
has recently occurred in _the . First Ward 4f
this city, which has caused some coimider*-
ble excitement. The fads, AS* /Mar - as
have been able to- ascertain, are as folloffig,
I
Oa Sunday night last, the store of Itimtei
Campbell, in the First Wird, was enterel
through a hole cu 4 in the floor over the store.
and about $l2 in silver taker) from the drawl
er. The morn over the store, through which
the robber, had entered, was. tneenPied
man named Joshua Warrick as e.
j t. carriage
shop. Mr; W. is ti-young Man Who has all
'Rays sustai ne d, An -unblemished reputatiofil
and althouili'soMkeppicioes were eatert 4 ie l
ed th at h e was , tuilty,..thq, were not deetrot
ed of sufficient importaace , " , by - Jaatine
of the First Ward, to_ warrant his wry.
A ilio-rp'Aime „afteiWarda'-ik-Pdrl79"iuk,
named Ta y lor. ea llll l l l4lC34-relatinu t f
t he r e 419 ,1 7 ." , in-the P r eneneel?f lll "Ne ''"
?any. ',The clairvoyant stated4lll4the: !:
ney was taken bra ,
among the company assenitilej f.. 1
Be refund. 4°...til;a.Ahe '
tlie.dmss iiest personal- aPPearatoi'a•
'Warrick and upon several 41,1wy ; ,
,seating themselves hitn,;lii - '
from thiii*.ti 'lilt*SO • '
50 1 be ltr
gui
had e,ot - the money,upon me person end
J. Abe' teinainder s lot: alforhot!„„pc,4,,‘,ves hid .n•
an outbuildiiig, - deacribing very minitely the
place twhere it might be lound.:-,
A search - was made, and the'money found
in the place pointed oht, Som4 monerrias
also found upon the perk. on oft r. WarriCk,
being the common coin ia circulation, we be
lieve, could not be identified. •
Justice Judson issued a warrant fur his ar
rest,' but there was not sufficient testimony,
aside from that of the clairvoyant, to justify
his committal for trial, and be was -discharg
ed.—Syracuse Standard:
Kossuth has communicated to this Gov
ernment an
_entreaty for its interference with
the Turkish Government •in favor of bis re
lease. He also expresses his desire to come
to the United States. 11Ir. Webster will "re
ply favorably, The dispatches.from Kossuth
were transmitted by Dr.'Frank Taylor of
Perinsylvanist, who has just returned from
Turkey, and from 11 visit of three weeks to the
noble Hungarian. Kossuth's residence is fib
ed'in a miserable and_ sickly locality, appa
rently with the object on the part of the Aus
trian -anti Russian Governments, who desig
nated it,'of getting rid of him by the slow pro
cess of disease. He is •ti:i years of age, and
much broken down in constitution, though
represented as being even now a man of the
noblest aspect physically anchintelleettially.
Potatoes„ Ray and Oats.
Any of our produce paying Subscribers haring
soma of these articles ta spare, would oblige us by
bringing it iintstediately. lfpl articles of Produce
taken as usual, and STOVE WOOD in any quan
tity wanted all the time. Those wishing tri pay
in wood tl.is re*, should remember that winter,
the Season for bringing it, is almost gone.
Feb. 27, 1841. TIIE TRINTER.
Montrose Lynotnn.
Question for Friday erening:— . lDo the signs of
the times indicate the perpetuity , the Union."
Water Witch, No. 2
Members of tl.w Water Witch will meet on
Saturday, the ht. of March, at 4 o'clock - . A full
attendan4o_ii requested.
N. C. Simmons, sec
MAR.RIED,. ,
In Lenox, Feb..lo, be Rev. Rial Tower. ELIA!: N.
Moon of Carbondale, and Man ElfitY F. Tow
; ER of Lenox. -.
In Sterling, 'Whitesrk:co.. Jan. 0 7th, o f
con/ eel.m of the 11111g4,' (Succeed i Ty ph v fever)
ARTHUR LE Roy, aged nine years; ►oun est von
of Horace IL. and Mary M. Mack, fu lerly of
Brooklyn, Pu
Oh. early wert thou called to leave .
Lifo's chats:ring-scenes bet"; •
Its hopes, its fears, its smiles and tears
Thon:lt never. never know.
But hearts that loved thee long will weep
The absence of thy smile
And list to heel- that voice whose tones.
Could many an hour beguile.
Theult come no more—the peal of death
Lies on thy pale young brow -
Thy parents' hope and jny in thee
Lie buried with thee now.
A change hash come—the first great change
Upon that household band:
Fur thou with smiling face, no More
Within that circle stand.
,-
~ Oh. low , around that home trill cling
5
I Fond menioriea of thee,
i
; A. tj:nu inert ere the hand of death -
1 Had set his seal on thee.
i Yet, mid their krit.f • thy brighter borne
Bv faith they - don:y see,"
1 And r they. amid their tears rejoice -
That they c:ln go to thee. B. LM. F
Srrauxo. - 111., Fel). ti, I-651.
APPRENTICES:
Subscriber. Arent for The Manager.,' of
a are Philadelphia Iloure of Refuge. is author
ized to receive applications from Farmers, Mechan
ics or other., who may wish to have boys or girls,
either white or colored, indentured to them as ap
prentices. The ages will vary' from seven to twen
ty years,. In - all-cases where the ariplicant. is not
known to the Indenturing Committee or the Agent,
rettisfactory refelrence4 to persons residing in the
City, will be reqcirect.
JOSIAH TAT - um.
• .
.150 :Vora Fourth Sired.
Philadelphia. 2d Mo, 1851. IJ-Zur
No: r ice.
rriSE Board of School Directors of 1 3 ridgewater
. District will meet at the Court [louse on Sat
urday the Bth slay of March at 10 o'clock A. M, a 1
general attandence „is fegut.ltcd.
N •
.B. TeacheriliaVritg eports of Schools to pre
sen t rill please attend nt that "tine&
L CATLUC, Si p. '
Montrose,Teb. 26, 1821, -
AU'CTION.
4 HERE will bo offered for file at Auction,
at the house of Catherine . Lathrop in the
tocenthipy Brooklyn, on Thursday. the 13th day
of March next, 1 brtre, 5, Cows. 1 yearling. 9 sheep
and 2
. ogr, 2 or'? , plows and 1 stove; Clothirg
;any va ;
ous tirtictes of household funiiture too nu
tneroit to mention. A good 2 horse sleigh and
- other 4rming implements. Also some gram, Juin
: ber, aOoked meat, &c. - •
,1% ' All minis below 8.5; - each down: Frew!
#5. tss ' ' 20; air mouths credit .w ith apprOved seeuri
itty.A $2O. one years credit, with like security;
. 7 _
ale to - enee. at 1 'e'eloek p. m: 1 . !
-
. _ OATHERINT LATHROP.
ihookly ' Feb•
- 41'
5 1851:• '9 2w
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41ininistrater's_ Stile. -
, 1 TOr :is hereby git'en:' thtrt in - pursninee of
A.. an ler ; of salopade.bythe Orphan's Court,
tn and f 4 thitieinfrtif Stiviehinne, lire , will
be expo l'folpublie eitle`on -- Weiliiiiiday the "nth
day of Th next ; 4 Poe. ,'clock p ; tp.;:upon„tha
Prelnif -, i ' the town ' Rindti A teriain farm or IM
piland;Lat;* . the istitti otNithan Obanks, detwared.
4
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situate ' eltin i bilii4 , 4:ll44, 4nd:bounded arid
demi followep :;wit:'loll3.lbWhorib bY !aids
4 a rinker; °firths east•br 4anti, 4.-104 pit
~.,Orinker 2 , thasbutit b,y hinds:of Henry"J; Chun
• curikinnoll the west by lands of Lejoluird lileatle;
Atontt
qty iseinn:orni as latW br 'them
ben* t . lirith tbv_apourtenarws; a frail:fed
kaki in: th On*
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D. W. SEARLI., f'orernan
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Hite
TEEF snhiVekieeeron. inform and
that - Iteirniete matittfaeturing the eel&
brated •BiatthlerPlotra at the ohlatand. of D. Pitt.
fiideMill. Lion, WaynoCount, Lieingswn Cnuttfi,
and Skintier's , Eddy Plotva - and Outings conetantl!!
on hand. - ,
Repairing done on !Loft notidea
'listing, madoran arrangement wititst Machinist,
he is prepared to make and fit up most kinds of
machinery and. on reasonable terms.
• .11 !
-Montrose. gelmunry 17, 1851. (
ROUGE AND READY—No. 1.
NOME is. hereby given that the Semi-Annmil
Election of 041cera of the Rough I Ready Firu Eri•
gine Company will take plare'at the Rough and
Ready Hall im ili'Mday evening, March Bd, 185 i.
.at i oclock_P M. R. C. Sistreox, Foreman.
J. C...M.41.41, Secretary. 43-2 w
Rcimgb. & Rdady—isto. i.
The members of the Rough it Ready till meet
for drill and business on Saturday the Ist of Mardi
at 44 eeluek P. M. 'A full attendance is request
ed. R. C. Suirsox, Foreman.
J. C. Mitt a, Secretary.
DISSOLUTION.
THE copartnership heretofore exiatihg between
Summers and Johnston, is•this day dissolved
by mutual conntit. , The books and tiount.s •will
remain with David Summers until the first of Mar.
after which time they will be left in the harkds of
&lake Aldrich for zolleefion.
IRA SUMMERS,
X. A. JOHNSTON.
Skinimersville, Feb. 14, , 1631. 8-4*
& Northrup,
II Wife Ade Limier. in
Straw Goods, Hats and Caps,
rMII3RRLLAS. PA RASOLS, dc., S
No. 5 2. - CEDAR VILET,
New York.
Piuturs
Soldiers Claims.
THE unders:igned
f lats been, through the kind.'
nese of Captain lll.F 4 pEale Bamev, furnished
with a. copy- of the Jfuster Roll of his company.
which wa3 drafted during the war of 1t..12,a04 dis
charged from service at Dtavßle. All the 111011-
berg, of sar company who performed service, are
entitled to forty acre* of Bounty Land, which they
can obtai by applying to J. H. DIMOCIi.
Laiol and Pension Agent.
llohtrose. Pa., Feb. 20, 1851. -lw
- - - - ---- -- ---
New . Stiaze ArmunFement at Great
Bes.d.
'TEE Iwo Daily Lines of Stages from Great Bend
to Montro,e will hereafter leave the Railroad
Hotel of C. C Smith in the immediate vicinity of
the Depot, follows : At 4A. M. and it P. M,
on the arrival of the Railroad trains font New
Yolk, pa.:in,4 tiiroligh New Milford to Montro-e,
whence a Dm:p hoe runs in connection therewith
to Spring . ville;Tunkhalinock and Williesbarre ; and
another via. Nicholson,Tactoryville, Abington Cen
tro, Providence and II vile raik to Scrautunia,(those
places being along the line of the - I..eg,gitt's Gap
Railroad.) Bettirning, the stage leaves Scrantonia
at 4 A.. M., passing timing!) the above places to
Yontro. , e, whence the lines leave in time to reach
the Great Bend Depot before the arrival ur the
trains golng East. •
Ai - so, a Daily lines leave Sraith'a Railway Hotel
on the arrival orthe noon train from the West for
Carbondale, via. Stunmersville, Sew Milford, Han
ford, Lenox and Duntlaff.
-TRUESDELL & CO
Great Fiend, Jan. 22. I S5l.
_ .
.ansoireut'a Notice.
T OTICE is hereby given that Joshua Stage has
.1.1 applied to the 'Court of Common Plegs in and
for the county. of Smilifelinnna for the benefit of
the insolvent laws of this commonwealth, and a
hearing upon his petition will be had, before the
,zaid Court at 3loatrose on the third Monday of
April next, p,tlo o'clock A. M.
Jan. 30. 1851. " • •
GL-ass - at Etheridge'''.
ii•;)be 36 inches, 14 by 18 15 by 30 do. 13
Icr 19 'do. 11 by 24 do. I`_'' - by 15 dO. 14 by
22 tb by 18 do. 14 by 20 do. 10 by 16 do. and
10 by 14 inch.
sutkrcriber has also for sale , Camphine at 54.
Gti. and Burninz Fluid at 7 shilling per gallon. Oil
Lamps altei•edl and prepared for the use of Burning
fluid aLso for sale by J. ETHERIDGE.
Montrose, Jan. 30, 1851.
CASH
DAM for S'4ugllter Hides, Sheep Pelts and live
Geese Feathers.
Wanted, Also LO bushels of Dried npples
and Mate beans well dried, for which Cask will
be paid. ALSO,
TORS of good Stone Coal wanted ex-
ALI change for goods tit longstanding debts.
Je3..op, Jan. !.:2, 1851. P. iIL'BAIt„BER.
, .
FREEMAN, HODGES di CO..
.113311"0.1WrEltS AND JOBBERS,
= 58 LIIIERIT bri l ttEET, NEW rOttb;
. .(bietwerffl Broadway aruf It'coisust,)
A- RE now receiving a rich and beautiful: assort
meat of Faney Silk and Millinery Good/4 , to
which we wo iAld /particularly invite the attention
of all cash purchasers, and will make it an object
for them to give iiisa call, as we are determined to
Hell our assortment, for Cash, lower than ever be
fore offered in this market.
Milliners can supply themselves with every arti
cle in their line, at about the cost of importation
or auction prices. Many of our goods are manufac
tu%d e?•pressly for our Fade, and cannot be surpass
etl or low. prices. ' -
Rich Hat and Cap'llibbons, a large variety.
Silk and Satins for Bonnets.
'Crapes, (rape Lisses, Tarletons and Illusion La
ces.
L Trimmings for Hat., Caps and Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps, Panty and Opera Head Dress
es.
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuffs and Chem:li
setts
Embroidered Edgings and Insertings. Swiss and
Muslin , _
• .• •
Thread, Brussels, Yaleneiene, Sills and Lisle
Thread Laces.
Embroiticred Reveire and Plain Linen Cambric
klaadkerchief9.
, •
Qloves and /lift', Kid,.Sill{„ Lisle Thread- and
Sewing. Silk. 9.
Scarfs, Cravats and Dress. Did&
& Bishop Lawns.
Embroidered, Dzinnsi: and Plain Canton Crape
• Shatil . r
apartment of. Straw ondL .
Fri434l,tid 4,inerietut Artifieiat PloweriL
a jari.Ta yariety Apt alentiQned above. .
, Nishwlg
.arnid,payipg long prices will
filalie.mpney, bY. calling find satisfyuig,
. •••
nt - cc rvparttiiithipberetefore:existiu g betwee n lL — tbe subscribers under tbelirii
Fu&i As. iiltbii 4LayTdiowilve:d. coal
- MS-EPA r
H.
fiGisitrost6lieiiaitic;l, 100 . •
Vika
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7 lin 7ffg-2.1.
,
..:.atteir:St-e1114. 1 34
TllEAradersi g neit partners under the firat of
, • POST ec PITT S,
respectfully announce that they have taken- the
store, recently occupied by Milts 4 Knapp, ad
their stock in trade; in addition to which they have
just received, from New York, a well selected as
sortment of Staple Dry-Goods, 9roeeriee,ckc., which
they are determined to sell..for READY PAY
OWL V. at loaker prices than they can be afforded
at any credit establishment in the country. All
who wish to PAY DOWN AND BUY CHEAP are invited
to give us a call. sad if you don't buy it will du
you no.harm to get prices.to buy by elsewhere.
All kinds of barter, usually taken at country
stores, received in payment at the highest market
prices. W3I.-M. POST,
Dec. f',o, 1850.] P. it. PITTS.
Shawl►,
MITE largeat assortment in the countlyond at
25 . per cent. leis' than the wand rice.,ruay be
found POSI tt PLTTs..
Daguerreotypes
IN TIM VlitlottS Bit LLS oP THE aim •
T HE undersigned would announce to his friends
and the public ganerally, that he has just re
turned from the city with.a new selection of Plates
Cages. &a., and will spare no pains ratite satisfac
dun to all who nre - Picture inclined.'
Jenny Lind, Papior Mackie, and Fancy Book Ca
a Crayou Daguerreotype, taken from
Root's celebrated Daguerreotype of Jenny Lind.
Achuiabion free.
ado 0,3 Mgrßb..s.
t'ASIIIONABLE TAILOR,
TA TOULD respectfully inform the inhabihnis of
Montrose and vicinity that he occupies the
shop formerly occupied by John Groves, and wijuld
solicit a share of their patronage. Having engai;ed
the services of P.-A.Loota for the winter, he hopes
by strict attention to business to meet all orderl he
may receive.
J. 11. :`ZOTiTIIRCP
N. B. - Cutting done nn short notice, -and war
ranted to fit tl made right.
Montrose, December tn, 1850.
INTOTICE is hereby given to all persona indebt
ed to the Estate of Dr?' Taylor , deceased,
Late of Forest Lake, tbat immediate payment must
innde, and all persons having demands against
said estate 'are requested to present them to the
sub.eriber duly attested fur settlement; agreeably
to an anneable arrangement ruade,amotig the heirs
and others intereted in said estate.
G. W. TAR
Forest Lake, December 25, 1350. 52-6 w
. -
Susquehanna Academy,
Montrose. Penn'a.
rHE second term of this Institution will com
mence on Tuesday,Jaimary 7th. Having se
cured a competent Beard of huitruction, and hay
ing witnessed with much Fatisfaction the inietpct
dauccess of the Term just closed. the l'nistees
can with increruien cunfdenci recommend the In
stitution ter th r attention of the friends and patrons
of a liberal, a sound. and a thorough education.-
It will be continued under the immediate super
vision of Prof.:LEMUEL H. WATERS, A. M.
- Wll.lll/ANI EL JEAS.L - P, A. B. ) . • •
bliss liaay J. CRAWFORD, ). Associate Teachers.
Miss CAROLINE BOWMAN, )
Miss •EMILT C. BLACKMAN, Teacher of Music.
Ma. GCSTAVE IL WALTER. Teacher of German.
There are three academic' terms in the year.
The /nit commencing on the 10th day of Sept., of
15 weeks the second on the 7th day of Jan., of 14
weeks and the Minion the 23th day of April, of
14 weeks.
PRICES nF 777770 N.
The studies of the Primary Department, per
year. <
The Common Branches of the Academic De-
partment per year, 15.00
Te-Higher, 1 ti,oo
The studies of the Classical Department
(Latin, C reek, and'Frencb,) . with those of
• the Academical Department, in whole or
or part. . 21,00
Musie, with use of Piano, per year, 30.00
Dravinz and Painting. each,
.1"5.00
German. 15,00
N. B. It is the de4e and purpnse of the Trus
tees, by appropriate discipline, by the conrse of
studies pnrsued, by the thoroughness of the. In
struction imparted. and by the facilities furnished,
to secure for this Academy a high standing arnong
the Literary institutions of the kind in tha country.
Pupils from abroad wi,hing to obtain board
may receive direction to places by atyplying to
Francis B. Chandler or William J. Mulford, Commit
tee.
HON. WI. JESS P. President.
ALBEEII ODA ERLlN,Esci:Secretary.
AIASON :--W/ ON, Treasurer. .
Montrose Dee. 24th, 50.
' e
;TWO Yeaeing Heifers. estrayed from the farm
of the subscriber a few weeks since.
_
Montrose. Jati.l, 1851. B. SAY RE.
W 4 / 2 .44440
UST received 1200 fhs o Tobacco, which will
efi be-sold at wholesale or retail by
January I.] J. ETHERIME.
T aaviabzr.pazio.
FIN firm of Liru.sd: aineson is dissolved by
mutual coment, P. LIN ES .
' Montrose, Dee. 31, 1356.] K. F. JAMESON.
-- ---
A NEW Ripply of Jewelry anti Watches at cos
fur cash, at . TERRELL:mg.
January 1,1831.
AA LL sorts of Greerri - is, Paitaa, Oils dnd Dye
etuffe,-cut on hand it TURRELL'a.
11)APER RAGS wanted at TURRELL's.
Janivtr 1351
FrHE AM of ELDRED & NEWCOMB is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The notes
and accounts may be found at the old stand until
the Ist of February next. After that they will be
placed in the hands of a proper person for collec
tion. G. B. ELDRED,
Dec. 9, 1850.] - - URI - NEWCOMB
It
00White Beans,—Driedd
Apples. & c., wan te 'd
i
J. LYONS.dr SON._
Montrose NoY...ltis, 1550:,
Cash PAID for SlaughterMides, delivered "At
Foster's - Tannet 7 .
LYO..VS CHANDLER.
Montrose, December 24, 1860:_.
' •
48H paid for Devi by •
__ • ' " -. LYO - N8 arS.WANDLER.
-.Blantmik, December 25, 18.607
•
'• 'Pall_Goi3dis; •
A!arse klitAxlcof Fall opinin# at
" L'POST4 Cos.
Oct 1: • "' ft
,•
salt t= sat
OCK Turk's Island and A
;Lk, caved and,fw
• '
-Watrose,,Januaiat.NlBsl.-
Cokratikt_cla
PY,bIMNI'
Quo ciiitthi iecipi%
Jamouatv,llll.
Yours artisticathy,
W. B. DtAN
NOTICE
Digeto ,•
ir , ;
alit o
H . : . - n, , i ii ,
4 :: S alk e
oL t * i E: 1 0 :1 :
..,:,
H 0 enthall, - rot ergr
ix • Co. Patent I.l{actitii}- - :
_ • ,
~ A preb,,:blitek,;And
' ent
properties, and witheittlitthility:
to thicken by age, recoratnenileir,
the clerks of ,various public
ciis as beiw' the best bac
41 , 1 , 4,, , Accounts now in use. Carl:t put
in clean Areel - s and notitranted:
with other ink—For • i'salejib
quart, Pini,..and halt pint bottle?
" 1
-=d'- 1 -a4-' 4 ' by • J. ETHERIDGE.. F
Montrose, Nov. 27, 1850, •
Tir °Tien:
NOTICE is hereby given that theihm of A
0. Pratt has this Ist day of. Decembet
1850, by mutual count dissolved: •
E. A. cf: O. PR. ant
The business will hereafter be conducted tinder
the firm of Prrrtts& Co., who will:keep Constantlyf •
on hand•wholeside and retail Sole Leather at 4N'nW
York prices.
E. AL PnAvv, ) tt C
'
0. PRATT, L PRATT & CO a-
. i
L. BAILEr. -)
The subscribers will pay cash for 5000 Slatighter .
Hides received at their works in .New :Wilford. Pa'.
Pie:l7l'S d: - GO. 61.-4n.t
•
Here you have thent
t; ST received a new surply of GOODS,
sold tom for rear . ? 'pry at SEARLE's;
cash or Goods paid for Oats at SESRLE'si,
Ladies Rubber Overshoes, Sbectings„ 13attings;,
GroCeries, Hardware, Mill Saws, and fk little rof
most articles - usually needed. • -
Any quantity of Produce and Grain wantetLiti
exchange for got.ids at our 'rtore; •
Wanted in exchange fiir Goods, Dried Appl l
for which the liiizhest price will be paid.
Melia thick Boots; also a.nice article of Syrup
for pancakes. for sale by IL SEARLE st
Montrose, November 1850.
AXES.
C
001) varranted AXES for only °nit dolicii%
ca h. for sale by . J: LYONS 41:: SON.
_ Feb. 1.3, 1851. '
Searie's Mill
IS now in operation, having been repaired ,
'and
the services of Mr. A. Fisl, secured. The pbbt
lie may ,he assured that work at this mill will. be
done in a superior manner and to the • satisfaction
of customers. D. SEARLE.
Feb. 11. 1851.
AdmintstratorN Notice:
",\ - rOTPCF. is hereby given to all persons interes!-:
the Estatepf William 7'c..y,/ot. late of
Harmony township. deceased. that letters tidritinisl
tmtion have been granted to the subscriber, and all
persons having, claims against the Estate are hereby
requested to make known the smite to Me without
delay, at Lanesborii. . •
JONATHAN TAYLOR., Ader.
Feb.l2, 1851. 1_ 7-6 w
1% °tilde
- r. hereby given that an election of a .Peesident,
1 Secretary, and Treasurer of t' e Odd Fellow's
Hall Association of dontmse will be held at the
Odd Fellows Hall at 3 Oclock P. , ~ on the Ilth
day of March, 1851.
DANIEL BEEWSTER, i N ,
i
K W. ROSE, ‘. Com. '
• FAYETTE AVERY,
Montrose, Feb. 13. 1851..
ELikittiES%E'S. ;
. ..1
! &T. TRUN.KS, 4-C.
T H. SMITH . , has taken the Shop formerly-oc;
CI • copied. by A. mu.. t Sans in New Milford.:
where he will continue the above bt:iness in.all its !
latatteltes. Harne.ses, Trunks and Valises, Church,]
and all other kinds , of Cushion. made to order; -tuidi
equal to any in the ceuntv. Arm tilt c'ort , el.l. thr.l
sul.o.criber is warranted. Call and ex:ln:dun Cori
yourselveta. JOHN EL small..
New Milford. Feb. 12. IS3I.
Moat:rose and IlarfoTd Plank Road
- •
Notice is hereby given tb,at in pursuance of the
apt of Assembly, incorporating the Montrme and
Hayford Plank - Road Company, Books for sulzqcrip•
turn to the caliital stock of -said company, rill be
opened at the house of Leonard Searle, on Monday
the 24th day of February ISM: and remain open
until the Capital Stock shall bo subscribeil, as re
quired by law. Shares fnli. To be paid per shure
on subscribing, ;$3,00
HENRY 111B= .'Ell,
J. B CAI TSBtJRY,
JOAB TYLER.
BEN.J. S. BENTLEY..
W3l. J..MULFORA
B. R. LYONS. -
IS A 0 L'POST,
LEONARD SEARLE.
LEVI B. 'GUERNSEY,'
SAMUEL H:SAYRE, • •
F. B. STREETER,
D. D. WARNER.
• sa..y sEVAOu4...', •
~
Counnik4unet
,
For gale. -
MBE subscriber oilers for sale, a valuable,- lot
with good house and barn upon it, situated in
the Borough of Montrose, a few rods south ea-t of
the Court House. The location is pleasant and die .
terms of payment-will be made easy to they ptier .
chimer. P. LINES.
Montrose, Jan. 27. 1651. •
Dyeiptg but not Dead _
LIVING AND TRYLNO TO LliT LIVE„'`
n. ..
TUB subscriber subscriber would respectfully inform tl4e
citizens or, Allotrope and. vicinity, that he 110
located !Mill& nbtler A. BaJdWiti's Saddle:4 - nd
Ilarness shop. for*the purpose of Dyeing and Ren,
(witting every description of wearing - apparel b'si
entiro new, prof:tne; which restores them to theiror
iginafe,olor and brilliancy, without the lettst injury
to the fabric, and thereohirs warranted permanent.
1111tAe try at., 44111 Satisfactiongiv e n -or no
Charges Wit. SQUIRES.
Jan: 30, 18517
Which is the Right Shop -
T- fiE •-TRIII: : ONE, 21". course, whets they
,keep the, true thne,and the articles and skill
to tell it, 814 wake that their whole butuntiVl and lit±t
a secondary one; and - where they do their - 'own
work without the help ef foreign hunglers,-bewev,
or much they may be "cracked up.",- They -keen the best 'gold And silver Watches of reri'de*4lo..
tion, and will_sell a. little tinsel. than the InWelit
They. keep the best'itssortenent of jewelry , Ik-"or'
out of town. consisting in part of the best and latest
styles of ladies and gent's gold Ilteast Pitt., Fin,
ger Ringkilar !loops, Ladie s Cuff Pin* Nit B6 c 1,::
les and Arin, Chita Chahot a n d
_Xeys, Pens alapin_..
6 4 ; & .4,
. 7 gilver:,speons, FtirkaAnd:hrtireff 'Segni.
Tongti end Cream tipootis, 'llrniils4fßf ngs id,fsj w ,..
tacle:i: 'else; E. Russell's eblibrifeit Perfume, for
handkerchiefs, hair, and ra*y cheeks, -white-skim
sore - 14)14nd chapped i tatids . ,ltilhitt**(iiii et , pa , .
•ogne rte. --13f . - over , fifty A .forent. iiinds'; shaving
Soap.,. Preallls. - 04 ttalls,' nfid - 4 ... different.'kinds'inf '
fancy do.. - Also:Ake- purl- bOrnbig fluitl tritkkiSthe
best. anAthpailaat:light thateirit be tilifott they
the lanipa, , "t•nntman, parlor, and chard!! train•Wityi
i t
one ets tcf.e 9 fiWfath, , - 114' '-'lee - t4l l 99t : to4AlltA.
rat mss iii ti behiPlP,Wf' ::;:-. 11: - 11'
Xitt. ; ‘ll l 7itt fitatitat.lsier' "ithiatr tit :'or iAt - -
belood kil - 7 : 1 /..tmk:' '-'::::f. ';::-',.'..W 1 4; . 1K;kiXit
'-- 3 0360*T,
. . _
..-'.' ~ _.., . .m.i . ,: ,
- ,- --4 , ' siover - waseraamir; .-
-.q. 1,, F ,,, ii
17TEYSTOItErStifie 1 4w: U Stefitilt.l
IV, lninlinxii:Mxl.iii ll- 0 6 alichitielieteuliiAiitilif1
and #.i'4c"i.kilgL.:*il.4tPOl.O.titkr*ti-ltkiiigtiC
double ‘rpp:tlitiiii:ftitiitini.dii.4o,.;;:.V.iC*Arii-- - 4.4
iii).; Ilnitrire'St.i.iiiikki.;;,4lioo4.Afroglicid4: : ,
tv mir.l4 and ; kiiidii*:Tritkief , :StivystAiiii i iii' i ,
co.al • tr.o-, : sizettil 4.litatii..o4.- (NO ***l/Viiiii*
:fnislini*suid i'‘C.hchil 4 0 404- t10:Y 4 4, 7 1P-Pir . :4*,-,
net Brags, Tin and lini . l.lWitel , iinis4:l4l6lC- 4 C
iron
.Br.6ver.Pipe - :,-StowlTiti- iw -;'VrifirliiftMliii4,..f
i cwe
for &Ale ly- the 100 .ttodtrn *nronglitAitlibilt/410."
-FOnnclr #epot. .:.. - -4: -, - -111:11401C4110.0 i.
Mend , Nor. 24, 18i50. - - •:' , '' -- ;AW , --. 3 *- ,, --
, -,.. r
..,,
1141,11 . 0c:l''"-; . ___ . ''`'..':',...,., ''':-:-'-,
frtiVintbseribtir will Ontiti4dielfl4lAqiiiliV
JL Fuk buizineilil it ttit old'4iiiiiiriolr:WiC
Newco,-aotl willkeeoi.on..bikintikip .
client n il poeb. inl36 - 1 4. ,- T4444; 1 0 . 4 16
iiii,ral.
ri'sl
pitTiqnge . ivhiOlC,lrts,rec,qifed::„l#4l,4llollllC
firm,' he I respectfully "ii:diditeiiiiitirlisineirofrr-tiii; '
- -4 ' - „
Dec.El; 18 50.
.....• k.: -: . , " - ... ,- =ct . ,: -, :: - .-f. , ::,, , ,,,,e,-
1. . .. .
'I . -
USTt received ittetlieWew-ikotStOre„
Cldid itssiirttneot of I 'itilcyjs ol ,_ikovit4 l ls*„."lo, - ,
pressly cdr
LYONS 41; CH'iNDLEref";
`Mantritme Deci;l9.,
, -
. .. : ...„....
.
, - eh capp r e : Net t::', - .,, , , , .....-,,,,,,,,,,-,
8 trG AR, 6d, perms ntrk . Bit.litittui'li; . ,
Bo.t.RitisniK 12 ictsiCandkili.„:42i: %...,,II .. "1 11 ti ,.
Cita'. Jifst ryceired an_ 'fiir silt: i :,',.,!,::,;',}.: ' - ::`',:`4l;
• 'By :... •11 I. LYONS - et BClC:ip ::,
' t l qinied siedfiii
" A , NEW supply.ofßqoA-B,,irm
~ . ~..2 , ,,
.2-x. >e by .- J. LYO4. 8 40 . -sorfk,-,,
• ,O. 2 _-• .- , fr:/••:,, ,, ;•:__;,, , ..,
mcintrose, Dei. 18, 10. .. ,:.,..r,
: : - .;...7,-...;...1 . .
, , _ , ~
NOTICE.
rriHE neentutts and thillest bf thi L litieffrie.4
JL& Simpson, are in tity-liandi.
nivessary that the -busirietta should
sewn - as possible. Allthose iniiebtedatre,:ndl
In call and settle witkoutidelaNr.•,
!EDATA.RriI
.
Montrose, Dec. 10. 180.. - •
magazines' s'for4'lslol4. 1;•' ,,, f. , _- ,
...
(111AHAM'S Magatiliei- Gedey's---164,1*1iiiik.
kit 'Sartain's htvazini, Faw4r's;AriencN4 '
Jodnial.. Water Cure Journal,'Holden's Daibiw
azine, llarper's New Maritl4,WoOditith'i Taiitiiii : :
Cubittet,&e., turrii4lte4i NT'. 1881; . at "dab pitiiiiity ,l
N. B. Speeimeri Outnbers to be *kr iit iht Blew
dery. y .-- - ~ ::-.7..
Bee. 4, 1850.
Faims Sale
Tti - E St; „BSC RIBEIR WILLA C ; As'
firl
the'private.sale
Flolises and Lots--located In St.isquebanniienuot ili
Pa. All who wish to offer thgr ‘ prop!rir:fok*:t!
c a n give a minute desipptinfii nf,their,fititpf, Or*
Lots as follows: „Number of acres:44W !;_al**.l t
proved, and 'text - watered,' :Build i rail e d or common fruit ;retherfritit trres.,
trees;
_tuff far from Montrme, and think
,t a depot on the New 1 4 1ork Igrieltailriat; pat
aml terms of payment. All wholvritli tirieUiw
chase Deal Estate, will`receive.'
by cnilhi on -or addresiing me at
quehanna enmity, Pa.
urConveyance froin4damtrues td thepte#lo
free of char.ge.
Office on Tumpihe street, 4 doon! lest. of
Brick corner
offit
The following Farms 401°4 ani it
now:-,
tor Sale:
No. k. 40 acre., 30 ma, Frame House and Bitia.
.SO acres, 50 F . do. -
3. 1 00 '6o. r
No;b. 70 do. , 10"
N 0.6. 96 - do.lol,
Stores WarehouseiattifiLot:l,—.2
NO.B. 145 at'res, 76 ktit.frayne 401,410 i 11010411111111 ),!
No. 9. 21- du 35:1 lo g ' framed •
- . bink
No.lo. 2 do - good :frame Lois eead
No. 1 L house and lot.
„.. . ,
_,_,,,,,, --
No. 12 . 100 acres. * 70iitt.- frame home atild-billk ;
No. 13. 340 do. 200 im L ..do. :_ , • do-. '•' -2.-lii3
No. 14. 56 do 50 itn.4- • 110 ,-- . do.: ; : : ; :41
N 0.15. 160 do 60 lug. ; do ;'.
'dO.: - ,..ict•
No, 16 120; -5 6 int 4: dor ' ' 'AP' '''Y ,:la
N 0,17 106, 75 im4 , dOi - -‘r
.der .- -; 1, 7-:' , - , e‘
No. lit. 112. 80 , hn.?j ' . ....,.„..,.ri -
No.-19. 200. 100 I improved, do
~ do
N 0,2,0, 145. 100 , irn. i' •do 111O' . . ‘ , ,..., L A Ir 1
No. 21. 190, 120 hut t do” '• do - .7_,..,••63
N 0.22. 90k. 46 • , hit 4 -do' - '. do '''':
. . -,\. -,. • tad
N 0.23. 45, Su: - im 4 t L- - slo" ~ .-- do -t, : . a - 7,
Nu. 24. 292, 225 inn. _ do.. ,;.., -- ,..d0'i, ' .- - ; . 't•P- 111
No 25. 125 acres, 100 itn.l , -
No 26: 196 do 140 int i i - do : , 1 - 4
~..;,
a f,
No 21. 80. do 45 ho. I do . ' '-. di: - :',. -1- .., K
Not 28 11, good saw-mill gild divelling."'' . .,' '-'"::;- , '•? . .ly':
No. 29 134 acres, 95 ''runte bogie aid iiiiii i i•; - 4' .$_,F;;.
No. 30 176 do 100 • i . do.. -.. , - ,i1O!.',;:• , 4:: : ::: c!!'
l ed
No. 31 13& do 4f5 - r do- • do::;.:
~L-, : ‘;.
No. 32 2t• 0 do 135 Ldo
.. do. : ..: ~:-.:-:: 410
No. n 16t) do 60. 11 do' '-'do'''.-'''''.':-.1-'''."-§,ipi
:
No. 04.,.]50 do 100 I; do ;. '',, do :
, N 0.85 150 do 80 - I: do -Ir-do -..,,,,:- ~-,:-.
N 0.36 300 do • 170 Ldo do ...
No. 37 190 do . 140 l',. do do
.. •"--?, ~ -`;
i.
No. 88 170,.. d¢' .100.. "'do.i - t ' - de :;.‘ ':-'
' N 0.39.175 do. 90 :. 1011. : ,r , '.IICV ...v f. ,
N 0.40. 80 do - 45 .
. - F1 - d o.. ' . 12. ' , "dik:-::.,: - i.,
N 0441. 21_4 dd.. 150 - 11 - 7 - oj,z";.. 4. ..,
Price from .$lO to ...130 ,pt icre;. ; ;4:- '''' ,l -... - Y- .1 ...';:..K"` .2c,,
N. B. l'ersong ilesiringlo,purciiso; any 0441-
above, by giving the No. n.11_014 . 160- A full dift*' :!,1
tine. - A.trnb xsti-ow
t e
Montroen, Ps- dettiber 1350:' --- ' ' i '' - '''. .;":'l , °t
'--. . For Sliao.:-.,•-,...•........., .:''. r,' -- ! . . 1. - : , ••: , P
ii Vitualiu.StAitEr-fpurTit*iii-4di;mitral
i 1... Spring—velll#oke.iiinfkind:' • .: '- . ' . ' :- il i i.,. Ili
Jan. Is, 1851 j, . it : ' OFO:FULIJI -, r
.. . •
0 . T 4 lC 4l E in ik !' h u er l et " y e l T i t ' Oft :Nr lt 411114)641
1.1.11-eil in th e estate of D 111,Vit
n i t,
Montrose. decen4ed", that irufnediiii‘s 4,
be itaiii,le to the, subicriber,=sinciiiiii 'pill
elitiinsligsinst said estate: tetpr**ltig,
'tested, rvr,&ettlement,l.
.. '. '31, - - • ' 5c.:ci,;.:,,,.
• , OEILILLEI4B3**‘:
• Montrose, Feb. 19, -1.840, I, ' r . .; . __,
A l - FRESH SU N P e irai * of tory lida tioods„
Crockery, Ftob thec, iv °peaky
eheap by
, 1 J. 14 - 03,
I Pebrunsv 19, - - `
We , 19110 pa
, - Pet), la.] i
r Rail X 1( itrtt 114,fii
, Stage t Haase:, / ,
VI: AItLES C.„SMITH 'IAA**
ILI lbe . new Artitivai4litot+l xt-ti
Pe ' ' k awl fitted eit, l *l lo olehtf
!e n :, imite4 thw Petreetkill eCillw•o
t. the 4, with hi 74e r etLitttork ottei
. le orrafigeiliefiti4e*ittetreJt'A
rn don, be.can enter* Orte — PWlT A 46
Eier -r . hY 4 07 fiefelfaitccestritbr ,
ter , 1 4 eamady kote4relid, erk` e
Rail ' 4 Pert--(ecilttaUtbant
qr t kee4 regeY and , tille , Ito , -
liens ient latatilogille
a . , t tree et eheriKi ;
etleeit-hreqt, ft-_, *owtWiss
(
1,,, ,blol4,4*.,64ndoiAflly W . !
Itilt 11 larqurri to Dothlog„ Carl
i 4'Tnteerleire 1i
exelPliot ttri
ilt2e eli;WeilAti4 4 kloll
`rnealmriritit ' - - IWO,
* ,'-`-114,6ve,-I,'.P-irc,ol4,
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