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: CAA Item in Raba*:
in :a certain - county of Alabama, aul
,
' ,- Beechiin' had been indicteit,for an assault
and - battery on ' - one Philip Cousins.' _Cons;
inago taterriblebeating•froni a hickorystiek
' . then - and 'there - ie`the band of of th . e s,"*aid
Beech' lin''...,Wlie; 4i he"i f ivis. finishing off bi,i .
. job, ,eXelaitried ; " New, d4-1..7ri.,y0n„ how do
you' like that pine-apple sop t, ,Beechim
• , was, found. guiltyi - And it -Tested with the
• judge 'to assess the line. • •Now the jirdgel
' was., sorely 'perplesed by' the exCliMittieti,,l
_whieh,l not . I hairing been explained;_Was al
mYsteli , to2hirn : • lioi- de. you like that'
pine-appletoPr - What could mean
'' , by :thid. tillusimil ', The jridge, being a very
tf i inquisitive " bcidy, mast - knew ;this before he
`` \‘' roceeded to impose the fine. So after a
P management, , • ".
... ,
,_..;
' good deal of: as uska,sm!n.r goes,
( there Waibronght into Court .Sisusitel Koh
, erts,'-Esiq,'' ',this-being put upon 'the witness
F- statid; j iind hia *di, did testify substabtially
~:'._
•,' . (Witness knows t he
-parties—bas partieszhas ko i nwn '
--•') them for ;three Years-,--4s intim ly ‘aeittiain
l'l ter 'With Bee:chin - 4 being a Tennessean and
1 i 'haring : beep - it :One time at Snoxville-,-'
knows thit : Beechini'' and" Cousins were On
‘'' •-• good , terms ; ' indeed quite friendly until: May
k . last. =ln ..company' with witness they :went
-, - to -
.lare'w .-Orleans ; 'went. by way of Jackson
r . and: the Mississippi river ; arrived there the
• 13th- of the. 'montheonversed -together . a
; good'Aeal—conversatien of a friendly char-.
.'. acterquite sociable ;•Beechirn talked a good
• deal of Knoxville, the girls, fashion and Wei
• ety;,Coustrui listened attentisely: „knows the
-- parties; : must have Been friendly. Arrived
to NeW•Orleiiin Olt Una IBth, about 10 A. St.
Monday,` intended: to remain until Thur-,
day;_'_no boat going'up until Tuesday night.
,_ -.• Took lodgings at the St. Charles Hotel—
;heard a conversation going on-between the
,•- two - subject, "the ‘sode. Cousins had been
-T . in the ?city and the hotel frequently, as he
said"- . knew the rules - and the etiquette;,Bee
'' • chin had been at the best hotels in Knoxville,
knew, their rul es, taithad been froth Knox
-`:3, .•
cille a good While, therefore was rusty.-7was
not certain but he might _make some -awk
-,. '. ward blunder—might - be fatal to his charac-.
ter; Cousins offered to act as ciceVoritaid
B might rely on him to `.put.him throughl'
-\ told him to take items from him—l3eechirn
thanked him kindly. Three the gongs rang
.'. - for dinner 7 Parties were in the gentleman's
sitting. rains; B. started—thouleg at- first
--:- that the ..: steam engine that worked 'the
'. cooking Awe in _the kitchen had bust its
• ..
boiler. 'C. told him that it was the gong:
B. asted him if it were not a new thing—
, rank as he bad been in Knoxville had never
-' heard of such a thing—asked C. if he could
! • \ hßlieve it.. Went to.dinner—bill of fare was
banded; B. wished to know if there was any
li - aeister to translate the French dishes—
said there WAS in Knoxville;.got along pret
ty *ll until just as B. had taken a piece of
pine-apple on his plate, the waiter came along
and put a green-colored bowl before every.
guest's plate with water and a small slice of
lemon . iri it ,‘, Ileechirti asked ' Cousins what
that was—C. replied, a Sop for the pine-ap
ple: B. said he thought so. Beechim. took
the bowl and put it on his plate, and then
put the:pine-apple in the bowl, and commenc
ed-cutting up the apple, and stirred it around
ia the'lluid with his fork and eat it,'Oiece af
ter piece: - B. kept his eyes on the bowl - •-
i„,. . did not observe what was psssin about him.
C. Many persons at table--five hundred at leaV,
p' ~ =ladies, dandies, foreigners:moustached fel
k,.' ' • lows i f s,...-began to be an uproar on the other
e • side' of the table- everybody got to be look- I
41 ~ing downatßee i chini---eye glasses put up-=--
fr: '" a'douldebarrelled_spy-glass (as witness sup
biLl'i - ,
pcised) levelled at aim by A pan : at the head
4 4 ,-4„. - cif - the table, who stood, up to draw a bead
• .i- : on him—lond - ;laugh — women
,putting
g , Ji•
,:„ handkerchiefs , fs, -or napkins, (witness is not cer
- ' tile iihiCh l ) to their mouths. B. gotthrough
V.- with " the pine-apple. Cousins .had been
-- '''f. tingling with the rest—composed himielf
I- - now ,:: and asked B. '.how .. he liked the pi*
0 :r...; appe t' B. answered in thee words : ..‘ll.
II': - think the pineapple yeti good, but don't
't. . .yon think the awe is rather.insipid l" Spoke
",
' '., - the Words" • pretty loud—.heard - at seine, dis
k l,
4-''timee.' . ..--gresit sensatio' ti=imrooderate laugh
ter-rwomen 'dreaming-, men calling for wine
e - Flinch consul's clerk drank to the
Briglisir,:censtil's cleric, a Ze ishentleman from
Zik Interipret - may he leave t a
o green Ole.
- *leg"' , rank with all the honors. -Bechiso, -
faiti; turned torn_ old man next
himm '; ied 'diet was the inattei—any
news ''-. 1 .ezeiting - ammeter t - The old
man; a cotton broker—anEuglishman—re
pried, OS - het, B,' bad beep making an am ! .
of,Adristelf—li had - been eating out ofile
finer-bowl: -,.. B'efacetrew as red •as a" beet
—the:Eß.le ; he jumped f back—tried to creep
" out ,by - betiding his head down below the
elisdrs=rUshod on and knocked over the wai
ter With the coffee-spilt it on a young lady
staggeredback and-fell against a French
man—tore his ruffies—knockedhim,,head
-. striking head, over - against an Irishman—
quarrel—two duels next morning French-
than killed: -.Gen..Sikere..Froglegge rose and
propoied three cheers for the gentleman of
retiring, habibi---ericiired—wine all around
'the board - uproarious doings : Beechim got
.
• elkt•L'forgoL Where his hat was—called for I
his. bill-fever got -his clothesiran to the
steamboat—shut himself triiin the stateroom
for:, tire days `; ",
-thing; init.,* the, Picayune,
next \.mozning—no riames,given. " B. came
- bome-ssw eousins wheu IA fame "up--lieV
ad Jilin 'within in-inch - of hit lifei with kick:
. Oil stink. 'Witness further sailh not.'
‘ Yes; said the judge, .a, and served him
Csight , Justification complete: !, So enter it
rk:'-': _ , , _
:" . _- I .' Duiing the delivery of this testiMony" ;you
Aeisy, *, sire that the erawd was Very seri
- etts4:* knowing how =waive Beeehirn,
was:,on the gilded. I Waa cengratulating
mysilt:thaC,lnk was not present. Trirning
from the Witt:ens at he finished, I was pain
eil -tri see Beechim—he had come in after'
Any *trial . begaro;ioor You! l'aittink on the
Attica weeping; psteouzly; I tried to con
_i# bun-= - M old izint mot=to:mind it,- - -it Was
.
a inere.fsigatelle., But he onlj 'squeezed
toy :baud, and, brokenly said, . 4 8., I',ihank
you:; you nes soy friend „: - .lldudl never for=
vit,lou - : lea-. meant .it kir the hestis-1 - oil
lia, - OFT, aI Y WY , tot you Joie Mod
', l o:;:i.fbatieter• - Good: bye li'jr liaie Ali
-n*L'inVi'ilot*Lelvill 6 4 1 14 , 1 0- ur lee- But I
d)1 4 14- 640- 4 41 " - -OnS regic4 l 7 -- eal
anan't,-40t,7-4.1*--serr—
ni,xine, r ; :_•.._-,_
-,zi f. -4 t deo
,Imorieas rentirsiteitkrA44 l !
‘.l,4c&diak - ii.l. ',raw left—fto *664 4)ld-ill,
,platbet-, mko of bisO I don't kA6w, I did
• _
"
rs'
MISEEMI
hear of duiPitr' ti - Bezetriit-in OA ifrituia ;
hut.whathar.-Almesame 000 or n . 1- cater.
sar.`lie intsimmedlin the' mem : a ' man _ ,
Irgei:Ottlie'first: San . .; FtiOsisee 7 . ' Of.'! 2 '4.
Petiiiiiiiy,'lB4o.;: i l ',:- '''' ~- -
'U's -Itoniii. madti'lLiplemir'inid ffecting
f t.
charge to the .g w
odie, geherldiy,-; , mend-.
Wig the - moderaficul of young Banc ~,;••,
"See `slid his Honer; `,`;',.the ' war- a t' this
thil2t trOhit; Most thetr 4 wintid - hit .0, seized
their gun or boWic,,Ai 'midi .teribla,r4g*,; -
vation; and tsiken. the life_of,the Mdprit ;11)0
this young. gentlemarr . has- set tiru,examPlii
whielr older heads .Might: well coil ; he- -
has -
conteitied hit;,61 , ,e1 f with Ashiog s; Owl) Sod,
giingliiii a icOmi, !Mind, Cionstitniional, eon=
.servative licking.; and you, see, gentietoss;.,
the milder remedy has answered every-good
Imiorrio r The cobrt iidjournedlcir refr i.. 4.l
Wtenti4- :--' - - . - 7''''_ -' . • 'l l ''
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.-;;,-, A •
`'' The. , Great Cities or the World
t'POPULATION. 0! THE PRINCIPAL *CU' IN
-. ' - - BOWS! 1130) AORTII Akita:WA „..
- We
..coinidiertriktu We - W a-VAs • --Ki en. '
der (Peeple's-Alroimack) f0r1853, put; 11-:,
ed ouintaili-jit•-tellisio -the ftliloWini _,. 10
of the minlatiOn of the largest-cities in Au,
dNor Atiec. Asithe-Germanarp an '
are eVu 11 aceuraCc in ,their statistica l
statkMenti, kkt is to . be . ,presitned . that '.his
May be 'relled , ipon isii correck i j AS a,rairt
ter of cariolity and••reference .? tholable : may
be :worth tutting out and;:preseivine; I , - . 1 , -;
- I'.' l- ' London, ~- T . -'.' _- t`,363 , 1 41 '" -
-2., Paris.:. ~ :
.5 - '', 7 4053;g62,`,'
' - 3.1 Constantino Pie,,., ~.. , - 11 1 1881990 .
4. New York; ' - 1. ,,,, I 522,766 ..
5. , s t. Peter sburg,'' . 1' 1 478,437 =' •
; .6. Vien?n,' , s , I i 577,#46 '
'
7. Berlin, -: ' - -,; t;:.441,831 ~:
'''.. 8. Naples,:• ' ;:41 - 6,4i,5,
, ,
9. _ Philadelphia, ''- \ ; 409,352
10. Liverpo3l, . 1 384,203
11. GlasgoW; / - : 367,80 Q
12.. Moscow, ,• • - 350,90 Q 350,90 Q '
-13."Manchester,` - ...' I 296.000 .
_ 12': -- Madrid, . • " 1 • ' 1 200,090,
15. '..Dublin, . ' . T T . 1 ; [1254,700
16. Lyons, . I 259,325
17. Lisbon, -- -I ---
18. Amsterdam, \\
19. Ilavanna, .
20. . lklarseill, .
.2.1..„ Baltimore,
22. Palerino,,
23. itome.
....
24. Warsaw,
/ 25. Leeds; , . : -
20.%Milan,
27.• tlamburg, \ •
28. _Boston,
L 29. Brbssels, ''
30. 17urin,
31. Copenhagen,
33. Bordeaux,'.
33. Venice,- '
34..'' Pestb, - - •
35: - Prague'
36. Barcelona,
37. Genoa, ' -
38.', Cincinnati,
-
39.,, New Orleans,
40. Bristol, 1 _
,41. Ghent, „
42. Munich,
..
43. Breslau, . - . '
44. Floreneni
45. '' Rouen;
46. Bel fast,' .
47: ' Colone.
48. Dresden,
49. Stockholm,
40. Rotterdato,
.
51. Antwerp,
52 ! Cori, .
53. Liege,
54. I.li4klna,
, 55. , > Legliorn,
Trie!te,
57. Konigsberg,
103.' Sheffield,
The -11a,Suel
60-
61. Oporto,
62. MARTA,
63..Datutie,
64. Frankfort,
65. liadgeloprg,
66. Bremen, '
iic.
- ' Road MaktO .
Good roads ,' ng 'he
21 s ,put down' 44 COT .
g
din virtues." Honest mn i are a w ys 'in
'favor of . thenicand so are • Mite .as a
generarthing. Why then ti tWe bay good
roads.? That la the (Ines on. It it. cease
the smetwe and practiced' oad makm is not
generally -understood,and cane the 'is no
efficient; thorough and nni t:m system adopt 7
ed throughout the country. ,A lazy aild dis 7
-luinest practice ofshriakiai is much ks posi
blewhen working on the, ad; as .aiteueral
thing. men do no more than half a day s * work
in a day. That little ut more than hay
thrown away !iy want Of Iskill in ' t . ore
seer. , Muck and turf are friOently d , i 1 , it
in Abe road; in a very . : rough state,[ , tl
boles and horrible ms trimedia P•ly_.f
low. '-. • ' 4 : I . .. 1 1, l' . '
..
I understand that in ; me'd the o d cow
tries a Afferent p :., pmails. 1e sr
face soil is removed an: , as layer of s . nes
`applied, and 'still small •r, well pac • ,'-
perhaps Some =of the I -urfaceatnues • brol
the whole no:rimed Nit , , -gni .the 'com
the better, A few y . ' es ago,Arlien it.l
pene4l tio_be my Own, !, serie thel üblit
path-alester, - a OW. of the la bo r lof the
trictilasiot expended 11 the reiuS o i gut,
were setting in, _ and' , ,• e of the , } ro d t
n i p
. missioeers_. or .tte tow , ' advised th . t it Was
now too . late to work : th profit. i I ho . ght
otherwise ;selected th : Worst part o the dis•
triet; caller! out Mews' c.
ed depositing:cobble ' Ines in the.mad, to
Oot iv
cot rt
it
an
1 ,
Miff IM=3
, L r r OL .
ting the latest at the ttOgl . And Smoot •
idg
off with. the smsaleion
,-„thesaseiocor red
•1
with grave!, making. e-witoladi - 1, t
a foot in thickneas. For ,
_mere an ten
. yearn the , road so A inlitero -I! re
or
(inked no repair,. an d s hard and d At' the
worst season of the y . A neigh . - gave
the'atottes cheerful) k and was g ' to , get
rid of 'the*, We !hue ' expen d e d Jaber
We.
eionskin our distrie to ' fix all, our 1 roads'
this manner twice or r, but a great part' of
it has . beep - thrown ` , . . I = will': sum - up.
Ist., -Make it a , , ,
.to do agood day's
ektrlion,the road, `. , 'as 'Many of iltent - imi
you art . ..taxed, and.. , ,re itnecessmy. .-- ,
2d.; is. good fotin , ' , ri Viiiinaispensahle.
1
Get stones, or at I - ; goo& ritiarss gravel,
even..yob ha to .dritw :Ai . great dia
.though,.
tante and plea I . ,_, taioci=...- There It seo
erallyasopplysd'storie on, impel:KT farts in
every district, or atleasta.graidl dl; winch
n i , ful
is or ought to be bk to,ge for -. the :p b-
lie use. - -•_ --' --. ''''' , `" . •3 , ,1. 4 1 :` .4 :' , .'e• : I
8 4- 11 1!lish ,Om nailii' whieipi ia be
t
gun, ' beare the ' smooth ye ll rOirn 7
(led uP ill di , war. ,so that' '` water oan
nil ott' ' . -!\'- ' - : -- • ',---'
a .
„Alb,. Watch a est.-road 'el - y - And 511
up:. - : the hides kefor they get pi/stip : that- It
will settle evenly.' -
fith. Don't patch u for the, present whau
i fl
it tittle avoided; 'kit o'coaOtteively eery
year fie muck as. Tossi le : l ,-
• _t ' I. • • 1 -
..I . -
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• 11 0 .A0112%0 .,
MOH 9T:`.3EETi(neat' •
F. Salisbury 44. Dr
[n-the *ieinity:et. the.'
- •
'eters, -
f
ThtT.ANU,PA • URE4B anCT tors Wstrfiv ,
Gogfi; Capi. gitsliaA "lira
s+ -.Ribbons.- lie., Nu. :WI. Cittlauldt . , stceot,
Nzar YORK. (9'p r stairs.). • 1 , I
a aitacawaLz.... 4ows . so. ynnro:
111011118‘ INOSTltli*Dsit tit in
.6014tkis.abin 1, ing;pi6cuttri ij«?ts
,Shilies,.fita.;,Susguehiviita
and
IIaCIANYWS
Makers." ~T hey _keep "corugantle. on hand a
assortniemt of all kinds of:eati T met.Furnit
Shop aid Ware rooms id•the INot alb& :t;
I: JESS
Praet . •
Vet
:41Esgur & lEssi
Attirier 'at Laii, Miontmse, Pa. .. - Practi
Suacinehamui, Britgord, - iiirayne; WyCiS
Macrae Counties:
JOHN, is
VasAlienable, T
all
Block, Main Sti4et,:Mnul
'll4. SIMMONS;:B4)Ot .& Shoe
er, over 4. Baldwin's Ilguie4s glop, ,Turnpike
. .
TBEKT ' CHAIIIBERL!N,
.Attotney at
-Law, and Jipticaef i)4ice—uvee LL. Post
CALEB "WEEKS SasiSili,s Hainess 4t,
Trunk- Manufaciurer—stop ; tit diellingafew
rods et:the village, nn' Main Went; Ildopt
-pase, Pa.
.quelumna
east.of Le
242,500
222,800
1200,000
195, 2 4 7
179,05'4 ,
180,000
172,382
•162,579
152 4 000
1A1i430.
148;75f
136,707
136,208'
135,000
133,140 .
• 1;50,92
126,708
325,009
124,181
136,0.00
120,000
.116,716
116,343
415,000
112,401
. 106,776
10214
100,2 5
399,600
;92,210.;
: 01,217'd
'oo,qpo t
88,am
86,4851'
1 77' '587 1 '
•
75,100 ,
. 1 74,530
70 1 8.46 I
it. LYONS & .CO. Wholesale &
tailttealeis Dry Goods, Groceries, Salt
F our , and Hardware, Lanesboro' Pa.
— ,
/• B. : 1 L tliaa' 1 . I)Ltilt;:lieali lii '.Dil
• 1 .
t Oods),Ready; Made f lathing;, Groceries; Books
Stai'Onery, etc . ..-Pu ' , tic Ayeape,'Mentroie, Pa.
liilla'it it ßAZlE -71
e thee over . Bentley
ill)li'c Avenue, Mon
• Ze DIIROCK, Ns . . rt••.•;•.-001c.c - and
- denctt 3Cu.'4 4 Oivegd. str e et.
• • •
. L. POST & ".CO. °Dealers In
Goods, Grpeerit* Crtickery; Hirdwnre.
Flour, etc. cornet., of Turnpike Street and Public-
Avenue: •
J. :LIONS SON, Dealers in . Dry
' Gi;oll.4,,Thinlikarle,Drockery, Groceri es
Thfoks, 'etc; Alati, carry °nib° 1300 K BINDING
' business, Public livenue, Mositrose, ?a.
BENTLEY IR, MEAD, Dealers in:Dry
dpOds,'• ifedieines, Paints, Grocer
ies, Iron, Clocks, Watches,,
Jewelri , , Silver tSpooni, Perfumery, dc. Foul
. of Public Avende.
_ . • -
- • .
C. - D. - VIRGIL' Surgeori Dentist-f-:
,
tee, in Odd' Fellow's 1114 , : earner Of, Chestnut
anti - Turnpike ..' streets,•• iihmtrose, P4.—Flate
work 'done with the birst material, Mid
. ip the
most improved style.- Charges lbw,.
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.11114, 11. JESSUP, Attorney at- Law,
'id' COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, fur. the
Stige of Near York, mill attend to all business
entrusted to him *ith :promptness and.fidelity,
Offiee on Public Square, occupied by lion. Vim
4 !ssuP• •
' '
19,198
438;2.69 ,
66,000.:
l '• -, 6 1 1 4,370
' G 2,000.
I
-60,000
IL 58,012
47,5543
56,662
63,150
.. W' .
GREENWOOD--
Chair .
,
- F-A C T It E EL—Also - keeps conStant
, .hand Cat i t , . Scat Chaint, and Cabinet Furniture,
at. the ir and -Ware Shop, -a few - rods north
of Sestnohr'sStote, Ilarford, '62
•
SAYRE I BENTLEY . & - PERKINS,
Mann faeturers of and dealers in all kinds of Cast
.:ingsi.Stov i es, Agricultural Intplihnents, .etc. of
flee at-Sayre's Store, Public Arehue-7-3 . lanufac
story at the Eagle Foundry,TOot wr Cherry stree
;
• not:arose.; Pa.. • ' . -
•
ABEL TURRELL, Deale In Drugs
s
lg. • Dye-stuffs,
Groceries, !Dry Geed*. , Ilardw re, Stoneware,
• Glassware s _ Clocks,Watch •e 4, lewelryi Silver
' Spoons, Spectacles, liftisical Instruthents, Truss
. es,Surgicat -- bistro!iambi, Liquers, Perfumery,
• - Mirrors; Stationery s 'Brusltes, Shimai; :Yankee No ,
Gone, ,te. - • • • • •
Ell
are
and
en.
- er
ap
-115
1 •
I In-
tmentui
fill fonts
V TS, itc
noprepared to exceute Oery kind of .
1,
LETTER w saPHESS -
- - . PRIN2'ING , suph-is * '
vr,n - LErs,
vinetTLAII . S,' ,
,lOSTERS, , 1 . , .
-
CARDS', .. • .:.1 =
•-- LANIii,S, ,
~. .. 'IB ' ' Cll,Beii - .,
: 4c„
style; at fair mires. and w, ids...despatch.—
the advantagelof new Materials through.:
can confidentlY.,proruisel.co give -- . _ v
Entire: atisfactioi ::-.-:.-
0 1 ,
.4 favoring us wi th eir patronage. - '- ' -
arSpeciall3linkii SithOol 'rickets; Bill Heads
etc will be printed short notice, on good paper
"IS: Ali kinds of BLinks usiialty ; o+l , 4ti for, con
tantlkOn lisu,td forsaiii.. -v , '',. .•- - , :
tarrhuse who liev i eJobPruititlg to-do witt find
it to their interest til call it the
,8,8er,i,V.W.0.F7
n good
Haven.
out,w •
.. • -
5 ---'f'-:!•,::- _
, tr...• , -
' '''is-- ' •.
, -• • „, II! Ist air •
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bee 1131. i
er roe
i: I ; ..,_.: ':7,8:_.-•
. I ..„
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Attorney at Law; Sas.'
,Offiee on kain•street, one ilooi
ittorpey :at 'Lim
Reaara Store, foot. o
rose, Pa..
Dress Goods. ".
tof summer - dress goOds•
-De Wpm TOplins, Cham
• , etc., etc, New Faushiona
, • J....14Y0n # SON.
Suljaneirl
A FINE tuilsortm
ill- Laving, T
ble tar
bra% GinOtaint, riz'
andamsp..;
10 000 1 1
' ! -
by • '
Nev Millard;
TS.
, iL
,f: ' --; -' --.
*-- -/ - ''. L .
.T.TA.vr, esist job
-I=l. iosis Dew AN:
ointment cid ' -
on the:toms priii y ,
: Wbor,,,--Ca it
.Depot. '
tzty 9. ri;. 1 - zg;' .
`Pea &
:'tat4;iool iceiif - ii` - 10 6 4 iii=
iiopdfilifiliklio.ept..prices uO-.
id for-Wool at- tha*aillitke
' NEW tii*Dt! NEWCOOIitt '
AliAitiioiti; 40 1 49 00 . 01‘ildiaaA:T
. .
, ..- 1.61,Thi POST, filla CO'S.% - '
...
, . „ .
In-th Old `. Corner Store. -
(W-twfugr;..4 a splendid assortment of .NEW.,
ki -GOODS of .the." latest 4pring said Summer
iitYlis, tilivhig j ust, returned from New York at
which place tidy, have sparecino pains, in making
selections;,-Iliey, flatter ; themselves with the; idea
that they can rxePP4O wiarrinY.establishvaent. is
trivriihoth in ; pricer and , style. ~ • ~. = ,
' They :therefore would invite, ; their old friends and
the public generally, to call and examine their \
stock ,before, percluising elsewhere, as- they_ will
1 `find it-williave them a handsome - pacoutaget to .
kink over and_pitChase 1 of the - above mentioned;
stock, apprising as great kvitrietylis is usually
'found in a country store. -• --* •',
Awake ',their stock may be Amain great vatic
ty,Brow-n 4hirthigs, and Sbeetings,Bluachcd sheet,:
ings - and uShirtings,, Ticking*, Shirting Strip*
Suironer. Stuffs for men mid Aims wear. . - -
'Silicias, Colored Cambric& - Paper. cambrieti,
Nan Keens; 'Jacquard Diapers, - Apron Chicks,
,Kerseys, Bagging! sied•Seaniless 'Mips. Flannels,
Ito& Yellow; Plain,and Twilled, Blankets, Quilts,
and - CounterpapesAthe I large assortment of - . •
"'DOSS . Goods, . _ - -. .
_Mine Delimais,• P ersian Delaney , All ' Woel Do
. .lanes 'Black, Silks, 'FincYSilks, Poplins, Printed
- Lavins, Cariii. ,Jaconets, 13erages,Dornbazines:
Silk and'.Ciitton Veivetii,,Tanay and Phud Scotch,
'Franc Gemiciiiiind pincister, Gingham; Prints
' 'in t.
gi t
variety,tianui7s Drills-arid Jeans- also nl-.
most: mount of 1... • ,
. ... .. . . -.. , .
' ' • -.....White. Goods, ' .- ' .
, . •
suchis' Irish Linen; Birdseye Diaper, Linen Tow
,cuing and Diaper.:Cpuahriai, jaconeta, Checkered
. eamkrics, Series Muslin Plain and lrgured, - Bishop
Lawns, Drapery Mtislina, Lacia Goods and' Em
broidery. `ALSO.I Cloths, Cassirneres, Black,
'Plain•and Fancy Vesting', -Silk,. Satin Plain and ,
PLAIN AND FiIiNCY CASILVERETtweeds,
Merino, Cassituerw,liKentuCky Jean's, amt Satinets
Bangup.and Princel•Mbert Cords, Also a large as•
sort/neat of N. • • .
Tailor;s_ Triminings,
.
icb as enuresis Wiggans, Brown Hole
lands, Silk nut .it4aelt Serge-+. Cinit binding de.
ALSO; Theirusinit assortment of Oruceries; Teas;
Siigars,Cotfi*, Saleratus, Giuger,iritnento, Pep
pe'r, ' - • •
ALSO, most - kinils(ot Hai dware smiled - for in
these parts ite., iEr4 wtneli together with
"a lung list - of other •iarticles
.uot. ab ce mentioned
- will be sold on the: • .
• • .
One price tuid.pcisitivery no devi-
~
. , o.Von systenn ,
at priee,4, tliat atiWiie: perfettly iialidactory to #II
alio - rmy give ya call. - .
CROOKEIir, 4 large and fine - itOiortment may
be found at - - c 7,. I_ L. POST. d CO."
. • ..
SALT, Lillie - arat - Plat,ter ctin;tantly on band and
for site,, by , , Y,l__l.: POST & Co.
small stock for sole At
- • • .
' I. L. POST & Cu's
Montrose, April; 6; 1853. -
St:minter Arrangetnent.
Delpire,.l4.ckawanna, and Weste4t
RAILROAD.
Montane,
.11a,
V C and after Ilandayidnne 6th, 1853, - -the Mail
O
Passenmer 'Vain Se.rantun ut 10.40
0
A. M. . • • •
Arrived . at Great Bend at 1.10 r. it. ..
Connecting' With, the. day express . trains' East
and :West on the &Nil: E. It. /
• Return, Will leave .Great Bend On the arrival of
the Day Express from New York., and arrive at .
Scranton at.s \ 5O r..x.1, " ' . . - " •
'A 'lreight.Train With Passeug,er Car attached,'
will leave •Scranton at 1135 r. x.' Arrive at Great
:Bend. at 5.30 - r, it., winiecling with the Mail Pass.'
anger 'Train east and west on
._the N. Y..atid 11: R.
Returning, will - leave Great Bend at. 6 A. If. after
the arrival - of tlinNi , ,rlit Ex . pra Passenger Train
west, on the-N. Y. l!k. E. it IL; and arrive at Scran
ton at. 10 A. u".. . '., . . .
- Stages will'h9 in waiting on the arrival: 9f pass='
anger trains at Scranton. to convey passengers to
Carbondale, Pittston, Wilkesbarre, -Philadelphia
via...the Reading Itailread, Easton, and all other
interraCdiaie places. -: •. - . . .
Passengers leaving Scranton at IOAO a.-ir., ar:
rive at Nea r - lark at 11 r. x.. and at Dunkirk at
10.15 r. IL ' . •
Passengers . leaving Scranton. at 1.35 .r. x. will
*arrive at - NeW - York at 8.22 A. sr. and at Dunkirk
at 12.13 r.it,i - .. .' . . .
• -PasSengerA leaving Neu' York by the Night Ex
press lit G. r I 'it. will arrive'at Scranton' at 10 A. X.
1
P. 11. DoTTERER, S'OPerintendent.
`Scrantotine .6. 1853 ."; • , l9l,
inter
MOOC.--
OOL walled; for effiett the
picf eastosvill , brii_prid
H. BURRITT.
48tOre — it -Mon
. i VALUABLI LANDS .
F OR - - S IV LE.- -:
WSA LE .IN• ONE B DT, about )5500 neree
Fti)
.of -.Lana on the wet rs' of Spring Brook, .ii
branch of the Lackawanna river. iii 'Lucerne coun%
ty • Penn'a.; about midway between the .thriving
towns of Scranton and. Pittston. `These lauds 'are
covered with valuable tiniber,: and being situate
in the Most extensive mineral. region - in Pennsyl !
vania—known to contain ilon ore, and believed to
abound in coal.- and being•alsik• in the immediate
vicinity of several railroads, made and.now in prii,
gressoffer to the. capitalist- an - opportunity for
. the investment of money that seldom occurs .. For
further hifermation apply jto N. P. Ilpsack, F.sck,
No. 11 Wall•street, New York; or to the sUbhcriber
at Montrose, Susgrielienne,counry, Pit.., the
. ' .
atto
neyin.fact of t h e owner s. - r
lIENRY DRINKER(
. . /
• -' lig.3lk.
437:111iAlir 113041:31111131.1•16-MG.
'
• Just Received. /
ANIC. M
•FREEAN'S BARBER : SHOP, liy
F, *,/./. • ,
"Although a story of Sontliern life, it is entirely •
differeni from the many imitations. of Uncle Tom s
Cabin. It is intensely. *Re
paLlit.
•• Tha book is.. gros,ipy and wide awake, with,
much that is laugha'ble iu 4lialogue and illustm
tion.--pkristiins Intelligences. , •
"lio/4oluive to any Is, buy the [Wok, buy , it,
fur. Frank's sake , for the Friend's iaike—for your
own sake=if Son want, something.that will strong
ly, deeply interest you...—SaitO , :day Courier.
The gapoleon Dynasty, or Ilistory of the Poo
siparie .I , tuni/y.:-.krias 22 '.Por i •traits—by the Bev•
erly hlen.—_Ono of the most valuable and interest
ing works.of the times. ,- • , • -
• .o•xi. hunilrecl Cities and Lave Tottns of Ameri•
ca--with complete 4,w4riptions and Maps, Railroad
distances, &c. • (IEORGE FULLER.. '
Montrose, March i 853. • ,
• •
' . • flaillift 2.
IP ST received, and will be licpt. constantly On,
hand hcrettllcr • ' -
Puri Genesee Flour. • ••:
by the-bakel. of the very best brandft, which we
~ ill :tell et a.low.pEiCe, and warrant to bets supe ,
riot: article.." Flour, by the hundred or'stnall
el-qaatititY: ... - BENTLErdt READ.
.blontinO, Feb ail 22,1853.
F.. 1?•.i . , ;11.1:NDLER
..
~. ... .. • • • ,
... .... i : ils mowing bts - i, . •
,SPllll4a l ,STOeli •OF GOODS. .
. _ .
Pilau - is, i m ages • ntad,y Made Clothing,
'Laretts;rPriiits, • Embroidered Ilaudkf s,.
:Cloths ik.CassiTherrs. Collars, &c., • .
: ,Booka and siatioster*, • . .
Including: Tray to 13nOti TomtiVabin. Grp.
Miriel cheap as ever. . ~ - ' - . - • -
• pril 21 185 a - • '' ' ~ '• --' ' '
• . . • ...• .
.'CLOTHTLIG.,
A.- LAME and well selected stock Ready made
Oldthing, °vend* shirts, collate ie cheep at
. , CHANDLERS.-
-1! EOM Wall . Paper, border to
2, suit."
FAWCY.IIOOII4B,* GOODS,i
lace and Molina Embroidery, Splendid atyles t i
Port e tte:Widlata, .01oeits, &as, .Paper . and
Env Hair Oil and, Betudim- .Ccdorke,
•turea, Lesiva, Mins Top. dad, st the, low.'
est plea, At, OILANDLERS.
uauser ur - • .1
csu 4
' - t ' '''
' ..
.NM lie (*sir f ' i '.
bl, Pali Ltd and SOW :Wall; Wind ow
- aill Wan Papar c Oarpetay cotton Mimi
Oilible coven s and fl.. ' yip handle
Nsilte, thin hail bbla sualcituirtara te.: 4 teues
ral t, of 'lapis,: earl fancy e , ..a..-'„, 1
' Apiil Bth: -- - -' ' —.l - ItYO ' 0:#1 . 3 . 011: 1
[fortipetlyt,fiva cents a ,p0u . .714 '
Sumertabq bolts
tYoforrs fiddiPe. •
41 SON.
Vt:Lr
E=innE
•la ,to Met of Mamie. 112 the iwiNl
I g l=l t lON,- _diet'S
Court , Ita. the Miteil!`
• of PestuOviukhi. [ -
&ten ite,
• lWondert
SAT ; ouße.
liuterid •ooto
1551; ill.
'
, An°,
THE TRUE
DIGPTIVg . 4131;k.j
..0114• G, A.STRIC
Prepared front Ramtir, or. .theAurtff s'inuaci or
- after ciireaionA of. Baron Leibig,: the
great npsiouocid chemist;' , by. Linngli ,
too, m. tk_, Philadelphia,
Nattre'S 'Man remedy far .an - unhealthy
stomach. No'ait of Mari can equal its curative pow
ers... It contains no Alcohol , Ur 'nauseous
drugs. It is'extremely : agreeable to, the taite , and
may be aken bythn most feeble patients who can
mot eat a water cracker without acute distress.--
Bewitte of dragged ,intitatior* Pepsin .
not a
drug.. ' -;•1
Call on tha agent and get a descriptive circular,
,gratis, 'giving a large ;amount of scientific evidence.;
from Debigls , animal _ 'Chemistry l Combe'‘
Physiology \ of digestion ;- Dr. Pereira on food and
diet ; Dr. Joim W..DraparotNew York Universi
ty; • Prof. Dimglison'ti Physioloi,ry ; Prof. Sillinutii ;
of Yale College; Dr.:Carpenter's Physiology;
t.ognther, with reports of tures from all -parts of
Thethe= United States.- • ' • ,
Anat. Tula : tau., Montrose, wholesale and ;retail
agent. , ; .
, [ e - TRui , cor,.] • •
EpeciAl App.ointittent• •
jr NOW T E ALL MEN, that we, the andel - I.km,
...I‘..ed.laen Pierre: Chirles ;Dopierri, Theopho
las Schmidt . and Henri Frit; of the CinfOns of
Berne and; Neuf ..Chatel; Watch Manufacturers
DO by theie.pretients,dply authorize and appoint .
Professor .12. A:. SINOLETON,• Watchmaker, - ot
Montrose, and, wg. - pINGLETON. of the Afore
said plUce. to be Our Sole• Agents for-the-B ute of
Poinsylinuna, and this sari nppointment to extend
South and ;West. • • •
We the,Pa rtieito . these presents..lO agree to pay
all La.* cots • instituted tor any infringement...on
.this our appointment, and'to this we set our .res
. pective n.tioes• and' seals in •the presence of •.Carl
Pierre hf 'Ducal, P. lieuglinue. Dated in'Switz
erlamithiti'first day of January, in. the year
.of our
• ' •
Lord one thousand eight hundred And fifty-two.
• -• .
•J SEA'
• • • -1 OIIAItLES DU MLR, - LS.]
•• .• •1 •
. ,
HEN. ftIPItITZI [LS] •.
• -
•.' *eve It. tad and priker)i. Store,
, ..
- - .• i DpOTOR E. -PATRICK. j
Woum • respect fully inform ' his numerous nt(
end lwell truck.friendS both:jilt antkout of the
Profew.ion, and the public hi general that, lie has'
tilt embarked in the - above .nateed business. Mal
has.mtv'en hand, and is still receiving a' full silt'
wellehosenassortment of eery thing in - the line of
Drugs, Medicines, GroCericS', Dyes", Pailitti, &a. ‘:0-,
all t,l* .whi It lle' will tell for, Cash - or. Hartar ut on
the Cisea.
t
t and most. adVant ageous' terms.to he.
purchaser :Ili reference to his Drugs and Biedichics;
)ie itottld imply state, - that' they were selected by
himself om , the establiAment of P. Shiffelin
Baines ttl, u. one, of the moat reliable in the City
of' New lork—and fur. purity and
.exaellence he
:believesere never excelled, it eqiariled by .any
,
stock ever before
before brought intoSusquelsaint County.
His Stoc of Gr.oceriesis fullautlwelkheught,mid
coesequetitlY can .be soldieheap: lie has also a
few .ChoWe ,i medicinal.tquOrs fur purpnses, which
he 6n afford as-low as.ainore inferior !article luta
ge:nerallyibeen bought foe. : Please talli.:;efore,ptir
clt4ngell,seWliere,atthe old stand of . Pitts 4t. War
ner, in Ole ibuilditte formally known as the!' Par
- mers StOra,' , ' opposite the "Democrat 01Ece...7. .. - .
• . Montrese•Februari 1, 135;.:: - . ' , ••
II
VALCiBLE ,REIL ESTATE FOR
1 - SALE!
. .
On : VILLAGE - LOTS;'iOated in t 4 pleasant
hi-V.. esl. part of the, vilLvof Susilueliiiiiiia—,=:alse
3 Houses and Lots in th e m ust busineSs part/of the
aToresa i d village.. Alin, :i - -
A Farm contabrng 1.3a..dc;,:t4, .-
-
with a sm all improvement,l the remainder lieavily
timbered, situate 2 , mi/es frotti.said vif/age. • ..-.
Sukinelianna. is the great Central .Depot of the
_N.l: a.t. E. Railroad, situate at the foot or the lieu v,
lest grade On-the road, pear the great
. works o k -
Starucca, Cunewacta and the Cascade, and posses
' sing bV ; nature the bet watering Phiceen te route.
with 'the .locality Of extensive • Machine Shops
Foutidry,..tc.,. Susquehanna; ,a/ilu•ugh,nuiribenng
but 2,000 inhabitants, and • but 4 years of age, i
destined soon to` range iforgsicle of the most flour ishing and popti/ous,tewns - on the line. of this grew
thoroughfare.: • T-L. P. HINDS, :Agent.
. Office one door east of Lenheita's.
Susquehanna Depot, Nov. 18,18 . 52.. : tf •
'LINE
_OF STiCrES
, BtrwEEN - • '
ItiontrOse and Lackawanna and-. Western
- Railroad 606 Plink Road.
lASSENOERS will-find Stages io readiness at
the-Montrose Depot on-the arrival of the fol
lowing trains , to convey; passengers to Montrcish. •
DA the arrival of Freight Trai n, *hich_leaires
Great Bend at I+ a. x..' On arrival of trains froth
NTS York, Bingluunton, Dunkirk and the West'at I
S - P:3l. On arrival of trains front Scrimen, Wilkes-1
•
Lorre Av. at 11.40 s. x. ' ' • -
. .
Stages leave MontrOseln connection with the,
Lack awannalmd Western Railroad for Nei Turk,{
Dinghainton, Dunkirk and the West! at 10 o'cl'ockl
. (Thkt train meets all the trains at the Bend!!
goiiig &it or West.) • Liave Carbondale; Scrith.ll
ton,rWilkesbarre ckc., at x a. is. • Leave • for CorJ,l
bonilale, Scranton , Wilkesbarre and 'Great Beridli
at 0 r. 31. ' • -
Frietidsyille Stages leave Montrose-miter the
[..
rival of 6 o'clOck.r. - 31. trains from New York every .
(14, - retunung in tithe for . cars to New
_York owl.
-till Morning. - • - - • ! = " '
All Express packages 'carcfultP handlt4 anal
properly taken care of. •
• LEONARD SEARLE. II;
Mot,trose, /Lay, 1863, -. 10(f
~- - •.
1 ' - NoticeAgin -- . ,• ,
- • : 7 . • -
:•71ii S. WILSON liaa reectiviti ,it new and ketk 7
tlYl s . end assortment ef.Gooda, ail(' as usual s .
:4114koled -10 have thou diatkibutetl to those who'.
want. Callttnd examine tlitin... d • ' 11'
1 tSay 18, 1853... .. ~
NEW 'GOODS
ARRIVING AT OUR. STORp.
LYONS & SOFT ! ;;:.
i?doutrose, Feb . ..17,184i, • I
10 .A.LV—to arrive. the Ikat in !market; Int-. the
barrel or mutatity. - ..t ( ... r.POST
-4.5..1858 .:
ritiMtiSiT,all3
'ALi prices cau' .be
Yeti: 11,
Eff_M!LAS B ES
..
aglow as thine shi
.j"
REFINED SYRUP
soId
February 1" '
XT' -- AILS; Codlah 11111
behad of
17,
.
. i BASIL BLINIIYAND DOOt
- 1 1
- FACTORY'
TF
i-, ~ - - - apkb+4,l4# .....-, 1i .i
rp, 4r, sei 'Asti - Wilt furedslo36lll, Blinds, lit
.4
( 1
1.1.-'.. Duo at thsiiiiitaldislyneint on.sllort.. tine_
ind;risisonnble ierMs- ' •W 4 . 160 4-and gb42it 'am
y_ye q uired,
._ : Also, rlined find Slatebeid ' ring- ,
fuirki.nth: .. NEW.FLL'BR9TB.EitI: '
I. :LiTct•boro, Narsli.l),'/ 553
1 f- ! • - •i- - • :: . - 1' '
. ' : , . , ......:.t.....Z.- - ;` , N1Li...,-1 , ' - . 1 _i.
~~~.r.1-:w~ -: .
. ,
~ . ---, a iiil, tibias 4[44%i:44etry" tile ,- ----' , '
STOVE I JOPPERi TIN, li S ET
IRON ' ESTABISESNENT•-: : '- -2
FritE inhieriber: res e rtfullf . infoimalhe publi*
.1 that he lies editlarga' additien. to his ,
former stoe.k:or Stov .60 .:sting - Of a .:iiaititi of
the mos t whieliare r - 1 t -
c.tifito4.44./X* 44l 4't
FoRESP. RoVor, - ; :-.• - - i-1 . ; ,
- - •', •. • :STAR OR ril-Crirtost ,-:. . • „,..'
• ,••• !' nr,EB2I6AY 4 - impir,' • , -' s.
all elevated Ovens. - , Of square, air tiglitStoves are
,
.P/ICENIX,. PIR.AGON;' -••=;":-• ‘: •
' ; "l WESTERN' EMPIRE : • L., ,--
, .- .
,• ~ :- ; bRANO. E .4.1 E.. 2'lOEll ) • - ••- •• • •-•
1 J-1 '• •. ,' tINIPEDT.ATES.• .• .• - 1' , • •-,- --• ,-.:,
- •‘' • • - ''' PA EMEES;IITIOA CIQ:AL aTO YE '
A variety of Premirisi seine; of sieWitife; the -
- jvAtEIt,TWA IR 776 0 .117174,R,1fERAL Y '.
A go4,and vatioalil assortment T c . , Pirlite . . arid
Hall - Stoves for' Wood ' end Coal.' '1- Stairea:,of
varitius'eizei and pin/ilia be 'is continually fietiv.-
ing, and intenda to keep' is eat alvariety of 'the
most popular stoves - assail-, defier n the coitotry
Persons' wiatitig:lo purehase;stoves;
will find . it to
their intemt to .all,:oti tan. 'Th y will find his
STOVES
st, •ova: If '•ti
nrni nr;
, .
made of. the.stroogest and best- Ma orals and'- as
;hap as tin' be , bought in this or - P*oo76e couitti :
and muCh•betta . '.thau offered by- peillaiv.
far Stove Pipe dbl Tie Ware befit for sale , end
made to. order.„ Farmers' wdl belsOciplk4 with
. raps. iiiade of Strong imaterial!' at Wholesale
ma, all-orders for snot is his line wilt be thinbful
- I) ; Teitaved and peoctusilly attendedlo.. '
. JOHN - tOLST.OIq. , ;-
Great ilend;Julytt; . lBiii tf -
. .
I le. •
(Ifs•Pkrtico,Oerna)
V& unsettled iscaantsotes eke.; Of tlie-let
V&
of '11...-Sayre di Co. are now h •
hiands• of Illenj. Say . lv for. settlement; Necesait
cumPels him , to ask. immediste - ettenticm tO them
as wSII as tbui.eiof his own. .1f not very soon set
tled.l they will be put intotbe bands °recant . .
.fur higal prosecution:' _ •
•Ja `2sth, 18'03. ' - • SAYIVE.
WITCH REPAIRING,.
: TILE; Qin D. AGAIN.
. .
_ lie sobsctibeii„ basing restimed the abov
I named business : ' management' .t
.
Mr. Allied Sayre;'res pec' trail)? eullct , frarn`their c 01.
customers in that line, a return of their patronage.
is - an expeylencedl"and-skrilful workman,
having 'learned his business and fur ninny years
worked in some of the beef ihops.in New 1-4.ll,l‘ci
ty, competent told() inikind of work that , may
he . entrustod to hilu. Prohiptneis, traifleiyde chi
o*r
, theßtiarality of all good Watches, we trust
will: secure a fultsliare of Patronage. „.
Gold Rings made to order, acid all kinds ofJew
,
clri repaired: . 1
BENTLEY ibREAD..
,
Monttose,Nov. I'2, 1851.
iNEW LINE OF 'MAIL STAGES..
i• &VOW .
;- • -
Kirkwoodtolontrost;
QTAGES will Imve K r 1 woockpassing,through
-4-7 Corbettsrillei, Liberty. fit eyery morning af-, r.
ter l L the arrive of - the Mad and Night Express;
Trains of cars, reachi g Month:lse at:6 ,
turning,. leave M+ptr - daily (Scindays excepted)
at '4 r reaching kWood in tune - to take.the:.
Mail - trains of cars, hEast and. West, being
easiest and • rnostleas le fnute to , reach the Neni
York A; Erie ,Ridiroad.'
iThis line intersects .-a tri-Weekly line - for Dirstf
°elf, Tunkilannbck„ - 111y,onting, and
Wiikesbarre, which leitt;no Montrose at 7 A. M. er),.
err, Monday, Wdnesday- atict,Friday. Alai?,
line to Friendsville, Leraysvilie, &c. "
Good Teams +4l cowfostablsteanrgeS aro p
ri4ed, and the ; proprietors will spare do pains, tb
aoorannalate the publie. • . .
. . • - • W. K. HATCH. ,
'c. 24,185%. MORGAN'd: WEST' •
Facts for the People
. • •
‘ TOTWItHS'IsAI P ING the pr . cilliction of tilt.
N
, .New Albany' Ledger that Frani Pierce vcalll
be elected Vre4ident because the Propliet_liati h
Servs that'' the J.;Ord giyeth:pewer te the faint," :t
isrunircrsally adrnitted'that-thassithsettber can add
Will sell - •
BOCITS • ; 4 , 1 SHOES. t'
r irEA PLR than any ,othershop in town, not even
e*cepting the.ienitine boot ik shoe store-down town
N. 13.—Mv trins are cash or 'pay down, and I
-Would tfierefore inforvn thoge. - who are indebted to
Merriman & Patrick, that . they roust cap and pay
uP eed; - A. MERRIMAN'.
Montroge, Sept Y 3,1852. '
lind -, 011 1 4t0s at vet/
ungi i heretofore. et i rl
. J. LYONS et
: 0 -
fifty - cents per eral.
J. LYONS 8 130N.1
Sugars ih abundancto
J. LYONSA SO
BE=E==n
--- .." • ••• Proclamation. . ,
.HEAR y:E!! - !REAR -YE f.'!. . j.
AXTIiEItEi.S C.-D., Lethroplk S.. A. Woodruff
.V V have "fornied a co-partnership, under ,t 4
1 name and finn lof C. D: 'Lathrop it Co., as &skis itt
L . , . . STOVES, TIN WARE. gi - C.; . 1.? 1 ,
and whereas' it is desirable.that the same sheuld
- be; made knoWn to the public, fur the pubtie good
as.well as our (own ; . - --.•- . , • •••-
r Notice is therefore hereby given to the good! peo
ple of tiontrose -and t to region round about, ; that
i
we may ' still be foun,( laboring ni our 'vocation, at
the ad' Stalk! en - . Ma u Street; where we shall-be
ltuppy, to see oar friends , and tosUpplytheir wants
to, the best-of our ability. •-C. D. LA.T.IIIiO"
..
•
Montse Veb, 10. '43. • . S.A.• WOOPR.IIF.F. -
_j
W l . . Dry, ESS4OOD - 1,
•._
. ... ~ . . ..,
E ARE rzeivmg a large :supply I . of Dreis
fl
E. great variety of hint's,
and lof beautiful style!.. - and pate 's, and Ole fol
lowing timis l iofgms:lo,yir.: . -- • ~ ~, -..-,.... .'..
POPLINS,-D.ELIT.N.3, BA liAiik DE
'..
ri ,
LAINS, LAWNS. !PLAIN; ST .IRE.O-:-AND
FL:III)6RAMBRAYS,ENGLISH,FRENCH
AND PaIat'STICP.RINTS,464&4:-.. , . -; ..H . f
hostel' which they offer datsidenibly lower than
, earlY spring 'price!. : --U. BUAROWS,4.OO. - •
Gilson, Jape 2441852, :. -. = : '' 1
* " - tunilr < rot
.Sale - : -
tuIINE; hemlock. Basit-wood. Maple and ACh
1. liuniher. also' Shingles, for sale by . , 1"": • '
M time , Nov. 4.; '52. • - A.' TURRELLI:
1 •
~ r
i i 1
•
t 1
anther ! and Shingles
'3111: 4 Mgr.
re of, , , - LYONS & SOX
ntru,e Febi l7.
t'Lfi:UR; SALT,
rfin Genesee 1 1 5, 4 7t :tier
), ' ' J11141461 . 1 Iliouti.C4n
lleat,l White Beitit'N DriedApplesi. 10i5i yptk
The Above [l:4the`kiwi; bbl. _be.
• 11. , R.:pr.pz5s
La.Petl ) Dr o FetrufrY .. 1 ,
.1853.-:°.
•
11)07.47P8b,' andlEak: DrlC4l ;Apples;
`Bean e; C it-c.,*.; selling cheap by
April 14. • , 7. --I.I;I7ONSAIr4(
0
, .
p~.,Ot~lSS~>
PEltlisme of thibest Ploughs; paltisrate*
IL' awl • -. Please WI Od
01-WDLERr/-
see
=Mon
~Tiiitt,
pv
for Mid
Mar
T r
. r,'
libite 's' h• .. , , LYONS gt. SON
ArOUilitll ietlithe- tCCOUillibe I l it CPO* cut- )
- I ' '' i. ad•h"lialidPUteit lit usiitifP"tOc'!eman .L O
Tl:iuthi' cheited - r - ; - ,Tmit.' -"' ' !•:-'-- ' '---
Imltis, '• 1.• ;to J
ld . Tifo. 4 i 1 ii,4,-,.... -
• L `,..., •
isfloc*
.44i•iittbit7StO
:1 0.00.:
'',.,.• %PORES-7
'.. PR.EM/
liittdiei,liiiiiiir;ii
- coal. : , .../:40, - :::.!:::....f.
Cottage r-
and varietyof
sod:coal
st/me tritniniwk
'ftptiShovpland Ti
to ordet“pcs shoik •
gar Ordeptfix. -
.tc. rite solicitod " I
filled fit rem&
Montrose:Mirc
'EI MO
M*
ley'a Celebrated '
ly en bead.
Side TV;
Cieltira
of var*B patte
hope by strict
share of pablie
:old stand. i Po
gig-R43,liri*
• Feb. 8, tesl.
E33ZI
Tr - Usti
Tpouble 0'
Empire_Preutictn
Parlor 'China
Stave. Ware,
Cere-Aiellere,
Peters,
tend to ieltnk
LOOK
PTE
0,,
ciciaify trues
this tounty
renewtheOld
lostor oblitei,
anddfffietitti:
does not kis)
and corners t +
pretent titbit •
CON
- -
litontrose.
- TEMP
Vr"ind
of OR'
sonable te
New York.
Turnpike st ,
Saddler StiOl
Oranges; i
lldayid,./
410 e. 1111,414
B ,
.S
' .-,...'
nano:ince a'
o any pp
' Montros-!
Compan;
tirely a
stock :•
no
, known
nies i
pa!iii
strir
13osT
At the
, d . rie
ver Seed.- ,
hi sea.
;fat. received received apo
liint RP4D, •
rub%
—.somoric
siguLaudreatruka
,
EMES
CoNIP;
tofu'
-4 4 t iie theitAihe'
1' ,-
. ,-~~_
Atkill US/4i' 4::1
...In* Oilli'l.
ni r \,,
. ,-F
-.W '• 1111CP
.. - . .
Tart; .113113 a.
Y 0int,..,..
—"l6t,
JeamPtow.
i!OThZceptjflë
euy drau g ht be
U! wh a itd
4'FePur. - . o 3r!KPeri•-,
y .
• -
ihs,o4; 4c. r! ,
- "
- lre man ar a
sor,coo-kilik ;so.e• / 1 •
-
I:QUEEN,
cl 6
fort' wood or
' Parkir' Stove,
/o
• • •
other Parini
I . Vre keep/al , Laid pried- ,
' • - Mnn , ''.; .
o.ontadiiv • - - ;Walk done' • c .
Caspat ..st t lOirent pqpeo•-' .4
tioi.e.44kriculturilluiplemento.
# l / tb" 4 'in 'ha tfn4lo 4l 4o ll bn
' , 7 l26l enada- - r
•
S. BENTLEY,
PERKINS.
•
• -
4,1844.
- -
BTAHLIBUiptalli -
imill0:04 , 011001000116
,114, 010. keip
rscdussfy,,andlilas R
l ows,
.
Dog Cketriti,
Plow
too numerous
'entipn to•busipess re , C4l , /e, oar
it , :onage.l Manufactory, D. Post's.
' l :YtXt 3 lott near ; Searle a mall. . -
1, done wake. . - •
' , ' MPS-4_lT MUTT,
, .F4.1.1411: : •MOTT: .• •
`-- 7- 1
• Iffrit3Elllo2lllllllEll.4lll2lll,
4 "••• • • • •
e-P,T
'State ; air-tight. COoking Ston
en, •
do: do. -
d Shop Stru4s. foa *nod or Coal
Elbows; Zine„Tin Ware,
tiviv-Pniter . s.SeraPera; Ploughs
.Please; 411.6 . Uli*ieall as !••
"per than the iheapest. . - '
-B. R.:Litoris & co: -
e* s-
? .YOURAAAD. i ARKS , - : •
15er , *ill: attend to ()Catalonia calk,
. . Assess of:BiTi2VEY/NO in this
eaired. lifirhy,of die old• Farms in -
F , d be itt=attrveyed, to look up sad
• td-Marks, which ate: liabk to get
• d 1::ty time tuistitO occasion ilispntal. '
i for time to - corne._ . Every man alai
;:the precise lacation of, all Lis lines
refute, should seeto it in season, to N.
". tronble and litigat,im i - • •
, g 1 A3YC.M9 also attended to, l
o :
iL 24,- Ista .2, . ,.....
RANCE- SALOON-IND
ROCERY:-
good laving recenred a c4oice lul
ERIES. are welling iliern on as rea•
491 tier can be,bouoht,this side of
ive - as a call and see for yourselves.
et, one door: east ofibildnin i dot's
We keep,conitintly on h
Plana, Prixes; Fig:,
lit;,lVids elan kiwis, .\
105 _ • F. H. EQRDLIAIIi 4r ne,
ife Insuran ce '
Life laaaira e, Anniciiy and .7'rua
Philadelphia ; --CkarterPerpetical
-1250,006, •
ENTLEt, Agetit tof'sxid odcapa;
L a
will g ive all necessary . - pnforsiiiittn
r desir ing to make application. .
t. 16th,1850.. e
Fire Tire -
leer has beeen appointed agent. for .
Muiti4l7ire lissaraxce Company at
This Company ?has 'a mints' of
insures on &este& or iout,ust'plan:
for the Cash Mani' Vire Insurance
Hanishurg. Cipital sloo.ooo—in ,
qoupyrinsur4. eiclusively at
ling of the siioee: Commies is well
",ortha first Ord4: , :The abeko COInPa•
I as moderate' term's as tiny likes's.
Union:- Chi:o*d one °orally de
their pet/lolly "insured,. will love
freely gtvetili then' tigent,
- ‘. • -F. 13.:011.0DLEIt.
%nig. 20 -1852.
Grist 't Saw -mill
i" RS hav!isg" tourchasetitheil i v e
enti . wilt Ilkc.np-itstantly ou blind
atedfine -I,?kisr+7,oinf -Mee—
Sispeildr..Qicattg„, - , -- Also,
CA6p gad . :WWI;
ciLih!PriOti: Irbrk Will be
**find in ill 4tes widniarip. -
1 0i;18 1 51.' > r . isBl.tr.,-
De 1852.
p.l,
(orii "We i tes'!"'", abd .
iiitiet "AL,'
774 -
-01°P °";11f
4111
AitOß AN )) i n. coanecull pd.
,P 4
AL; whielt,;4lN
'Tea
anctsetlit make tisk 'and I,tr sna
4e in "them°32ll)Yethl
.ec Sheet n ‘ r u , St°ls
Mont Zest prica
tight;e Pi: dch ?; II hit IhlCl°l.'
aredit,
EMIRS
'e* 44 - 041 i
4
0853.,
Mile 110 1r . ' •
, are diiiithe bulaPeis.
w#l6,' &a; WI as- •
partnaa inae.r w in it'
t: Frre' qb e ir eke
iris en_tristgais, yIT%
iinastylaqi"9" -
0114-181
iitVe . ' Silk 1
-7-4 , g p . iji.
RING- - STI 2; . Re d ;
7
~.„_. r
y. r other liatiK-1 091 Te ce .
L ra- ' 6 , ..: x , cl o tim
*lt rt iiit ot- Brady-x.4(ga_ I . a
-- --;- -:, -I._ ~= tIV.O.BGB 1 1 ! •--'"".
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