The Susquehanna register., April 27, 1854, Image 3

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lIALTF 444)1i1,14,486CP
- „Th e Royal Moll
Judkins. from. Liverpool pi' 8 4turilaY
15thlust., arrived:iiire av . Clook?fhis,
m omin tr. -; -
APrif 19 ? ' s . P• *liii-A 9 l . ' l6 iL• 32, saW ,
-
brig w i t h m olds of -thstrott. i - Alyingi: bore
down to her, and kkund - her
,tOlae the. Hannah,
of Whitehaven, itt, a - sinking condition- 7 400k
offher. erew.,.toiet* With' the crew ofthe
brig Helena 'oft,iveriool,- , t3ipemeii in All;
16 of NN: 110111 vrere..anick. - The view orthe
,Iletena (which foundered in lat. 51,/on. 51)
-bid been taken off_iiy .the‘Hanah. •
The Arabia tailed at' O'clock \ A.ll. fdi
Bosion„*here.A6 will be due...it early
to . xru i mm , 2 -, aireduesday) -evening. -
THE - WAR. •
The interest this i :Weeh eente'rs more in. no-'
otiatiesiallituk fighting;although the, inipor
taut Imitatlnmitient is received a•molatio 11
o fServitat territory, hy the -Russians at Ra
dejeYat- ,
, !Austria appears fo be acting mor e " , in,:
soit.with Weste rn ite - in Powers, whileisPru&sia
•leans more to Thtsstai althougk,lemP°rizil i g
with both parties. „ •
On the 9th i t the protocol re-defining the in
teerity` of the Ottoman:Territory was signed'
- at Vienna by the 'Four ,Powen ? including
Prussiy but simultaneously therewith ,Prus- .
lila introduced into, her mutual alliance ties
tY with Austrity -conditions and litintations'
which would_ render the treaty a, dead leiter,
and which Austria consequently .Lrefiises. to
aecept. The military arrangements arising
,out proposed : treaty have been re
ferred ton Commission presided over by ihe
PriuFe "of PrirAa.
It was' announced <that Chevalier ,Bunsen,
the Prussian= minister at London, had been
recalled and no rea-49n assigned, but the
whole story was Subsequently cOntradieted..
' 'Hanover sides with the Western, Powers.
- All the minor German States except Bavaria,
do likewisf, and will support Austritieln fore-,
ing Prussia to declare herself, should the
subject come before the Federal iet.
The. Independence Be* announces posi
lively that a treaty Of plinianent Alliance—
offensive and defensi4-Lhad just been Sign
ed between France and England, indepedent
ly elf the treaties ofibe present war.
The TurltiSh _Government have , ordered all .
Greeki who will not consent to Place tbem
selves under the exclusive protection of the
Porte- to leave the‘Turkish Territory'Avithin
fiftani days from March 3Q. This expul
sion, it is said,• was determined • on by,. the
Porte- contrary to the\ advice of the Wpm ,
sentatives of the Four Powers. -
April 12.--Admiral Napier, left -
. Binge
Bay for Gothlandit being, reported thitsome
cf . the Russian ports were, opened, and that
a Remian Squadrim was off Faroe. • Also re
p9rted three American ships s.toinewheie in
the Baltic, with stores for. Russia, and an pig
lish steamer was dspatehed after them.--
There was lnit little ice' in the. Gulf of Fin-•
land. • - ,'•
A. deereeof the Senate of limbUrg forbids
the export of grain at Lubec -and Bremen.
All offhe allied fleet; 'excepting the Char
lemagne steamer, Weie at Var/la Bay on thet
26th of Itarch. • Eight French line of Battle
ships and six stirners anehored cast of V:r
nal and further Cast Were ten EN,Aisli Yule of
battle. sliips and six ,steaniers.
-All the' marines of the fleet were to land"
to protect Varna. , •
pundas had signalized hiS.eniis
ers to take,:lkurn and destroy everything,— .
:His fleets were in.-communication with. the
Turkish land force; - •
Ptipee ‘ Pashkie*iteh arrived' at Bucharest
on the sth April =
Gotehakoff retains controand of the . ,MY,
but subject. to the brders of Pashkiewitch.—
The latter ip investedwith the same powers
as he had in Poland. '
• On the 30th- MarA, imPiirtant saY
was made from Kalafat, and a'..smnguinary en-,
counter of four hours duration took place.—
The Russians were routed;and were purgued
for' a.con - sidprable dit , tanee;
Frorit-March,3oth.to there were,.
engagements of greater or less severity.
ft wasyeported that an important battle
was fourrlit - Hear Kassova from the 2d to The
turth of April, but the result: was not stated
e Cyclops British war steamer arrived at
Malta on the 7th with important Amis. ` The
Turks left a r'ree.passage fox the Russians to
Hirsova, and then attacked them in the 'rear.
After a hard fight one half of the Russians
• were cut to piews and the - ,Ternainder retir:gd
across the "Danube. N,4ate is given.
The Turks had evacuated' the Fortress of
Czemaluxia,.in the Dobrudscha, Which, was
,shelled by the Russians. - -
It was * further _stated, without - date, that
30.000 Russians-. had" crossed at - Galatch,
:without opposition. The accounts, of these
occurrences are very confused.
From Malta, the 7th, it is stated that. an
English Brig from the./. Danube, and the
steathe.r Crescent, which was towin it, were
fired into by.. the Russians.. Another Eng
lih brig name inknown, laden *ith - ,.grain
,
was sunk by the Russia' n batteiies on the
Danube.
Gen.; can6hret, with. 3,000' French 'troops,
arrived Constantinople ; April 3, - -
The aeclaration of war _ France and
England was known in Turkey,. and caused
immense enthuSiasm. - -
, . ,
It ' was reported" that the rreneh C 01..;
Drew, a meritorious officer on the staff of
Omer Pasha, was killed in ' a reeonnoistmee.
. m
t.l'etersburg was illuminated ; and, aTe
De sung in honorj of the
.pas,.sage of the
D label - • . .. '
THE ontrx IMMIUVECTIONI.
AecountS from • the Jajina of the 3d, an
nounce 'that. the Greek insurgents' had been
reptlsed:and Armiro had been sUrrendervi
Turkish reinforcements had : arrived .. at
Tre6erti•Abi Bela.
The insurrection makes no progress.
An !Austrian - mite of remonstrance : ` has
been fqrwarded to Athens, holding the Greek
Govennuaat liable for all mischief arising
• from: the insurrection. ". •
LAITIEIT—[BY TO„LEGRAPEI.I
Copenbag,en, April i3.4-Four steam-frig
rates.„ under Admiral PlUMriate are: 4fetue/R-41
,frorn Sir . Charles. Napier's, fleet and . .sist to
• ~the, 4 ulf of. Finland.
The Britisb frigate. Impericuse had _chased
la - Russian cotA A ette into Sveaborg.
'Berlin; ..kprd 9.—Prince Barclay'Detolly
_proceeds to London on a sp:wial
• Buelmr mission.=
est, !April 9.—Up the ph!krit - ,
tune no battle has been,fought either. at Si
lestria or t at Rassova, in the Dobrolja. •
Odesia, April. t 2.—A1l the French and
Enzliqi have.been sent out of port.
Constantinople, April 3.4-41 ka Oat
_Cor
reapondi:nz has nivounti from St. Petersburg;
mad% that the reserved battalion find been
4•A 041 out, and a second reserve battery for
alelitorps formed
Itarseilles, - April l4th.—Adfnir' Brust .
will Feplace Admiral linmelin in . .the Black
Sea for the purpose of giving Admiral Dun
-4' the chief command of, the oindbined
- fleets, uhile” Gen. St.-Anima . 'souk 'hoye the
conunand of the combined Jandforce,..
London; SatuidayznorningThe
Arews under clate "conha f ei l , 4LI V eve
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1 siii&siiibi*isti . Ai? . giiiivffie . j:pclit.of Itiyi. - . ,
i Ol; .is-making .. to La* thein; - -' : .
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1 vessels , of ii- on ' 114 Ooost of !.11losiitli has e,
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steamer Sitinlxred , fiefe to - tri*
ing,-vgio -. : .f4loii.it' arcs-: of 12th . *O4 .':'::
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A . / S.V#ol.l4tfillid i ,)8 stated .' . thit . '•Afr.-"Siiiile
-received . his, fOittrii, tic . * - - to''• doiniuid - - I.:Opiii.o;
tion , foi• t40.:431a0k: ... *.irriOT.'. of :on the_ sth.
:hut.,.an4.,Oif:thO:(3 `,..W0§,6
and.*iiiii*iy,.tee
thr.l**;.'losifles ItOinling,.:ViO:.--;e4p4iin-.G„ii..'
*era! -of .00.* *l4- ,OniltiOtt .1 , ,. .;-„. : .:-. •:, ... • .:-:
tikE iiL'illoteElL - .
t
: . Whilst the': filos , powerful' and the most
tivilized,ntitiOns of.ilths-Ola 4 Werld, are pre- -
paring' fordstratagle which may he called it
world's ,detater. J aliont
..‘. ,Auestions growing
out of thei A tioly Places , at JernSaleth ' the
guardians and :neenpants - of those plaeeshaie .
taken the stint of the Crier and•theallies,'and
'w \ hilst he and they ' - tavelliCen-negotiating,and
.humbuggink, those! Most, interested iirt. the
matter haltaken the law and the Gate' in
to their owl hands, as the — follo*ing, extract
of aletter from ap'easteri.correspondent of
the Lond9.7nnes:informs us :
. . .
"The' accounts from 'Syria are very - unsatisfactory,
and the whole country';seems to be in a state of anar
chy, owing id,the withdrawal 'of the trciops ',for the
War with Ruleia, `and the pashas are left without the.
means of enforcing their authority.. The Greek and
Latin clergy at Jerusalem - have renewed theii,shame
* ful contests about the lay places, while the Turkish
officials have not the piwer to prevent them' from
coming to hlO ‘.s. It admitted heivever that this
time the Latitu3 claimedter Prlrgegei thin they
*ere entitleclio, and th e. tin Patriarch au4 ' , French
y
Consul, (M. Ittotta,) findin themselves under; the ne
cessity of yielding to the. reeks, left Jerusalem for'
Beyrobt. - Selend persons *ere killed. in the various.
affrays that took place.' • .. . 1 .• '
- .
The Grells, it seems, have hid the best of
the scale, and are. now .apparently in. pos
session- of the holy . places, by .. virtue Of the
strong aiin, as ..the CI& is of the Pii4leiPali
ties. . Their retraining in posseysion 'depends
upon his:atermL If he , is worsted, they will
if
be ousted, for Louis Napolecin will then take
the - Matter i nto . his own 'hands, he being the
Proteetor. 4 the Latini 4 at Jerusalem as Nich
olas is of the. Greeks:- - 11 -
But is itlitot a scandal otChristendom and
to Christatitty, that ", such . scenes . shouia be
iwitne:si - ed at the very sepulcher of the found
:;er'of it l is there no remedy for thissltame
' ful 3iiiregaid, not only of what is decorous
;and deeen4 kit of that which - is . held to be
most venerable and sacred amon.iChristianal
This ii . notithe'first time though that such
'shameful eontests'. have . been witnessed at'
the same places, for the muAereasons--relig
ions hate 'and intolerance The two- sects,
~
the . Greek s and Latins, .have come fo blows
before now, and 'their squabbles have been
'Petierally ended by the Turks stepping .in as
moderators, and by - their using blows to en
force. order and plee. Can there be anyre
ligion where therelk so much violence and
vindictiveness.?.:lt, is . impossible;
Inip*deitoe Badly, id 'Togpther.
The editor of the Beading &azette, in his
fast : paper 4 says that he4s received the fol
lowing...letter from a person to whom the pa
per has been.sent for six.
,years -past. .The .
impudence of the writerlis:not less apparent '
than the fact that the schoolinaster must have
left - the:vicinity of Lebanon-county many'
year.s ;.age. But_ how come the - editor to
trust so hearlesq a creature- six years I
. -1 3 1nsd bemover, Lebanon County, /
.Dear sir "[April 17th, 1854.. -I
Mr Lawrence Getz I inform you that
y ou
bare
bare send me the Gazette news Pape.z: this
• ig.tirne and you know 'harem:id subscripd
forit nor not Lift it mid ad all nor I.
will nod pay-a wend ter it Because I have
nod sUbscripd nor I dond Lifd, your Faber
at all if I.Wand -your news Paber onetime'
I Will call Fbr it myself
, . so I wand you to keebe your Paber at
bonze and not Trobel your self any more.
if your Blease or if your over Bleasea
kbe your news Paber-at home excuse
ing and alieling. ISAAIG L %mut.
• \ THE Sramannor . BarrionEs nr-RessrAi
WAts.at.--7-The Paria correspondent of the
LOradon News, Writing on the sth of April;
says :—•lt is. said that the inventor of the in.
fernal sfonarine machine ,, stated to be inthe
pc•ssessron of the Emperor of Russia, for
bloWing ships out eft e water by the agencyof a l electric wire,iis Frenchman ! and that
WI ,he conrintniifa his invention to the-
Itu ' n givernment r a ccinsideration, be
'exp . ... y stated tha t' case of war between
F • cc and Russia, h 'should be at liberty'.
to g . his own'country, the benefit of his &S
-op • . It is furtherj reported that on Fri
day. act this gentlenfan was received at the
mini. -of marine. -and, in presence of *
'Du , • and a lxnud of naval officer, explain
ed e fearful means , of destruction!which he
elsi. Is to bare-'originated. The board, hi
cred
,ous at first, closely examined the mat:
ier, • • • in the- end were very, much struck
byt,e:demonstraticm, and not a Tittle alarm
ed. Stir Charles Napier, on the adMission Of
the • ventorywas wady prepared for what
he • ight have to • •counter. A. telegraPhle
des ch *as imm 1•,:. ' • tely sent off to A i
ral areel. -al i :-.- r • es. I give this story
Iha é heard it, f in very respectable an
mit. -,-; but (Woo • : all accounts of mysteri
oiA Ong lunge' . • 'etive inventions muSt,
be r.. nod with . .tie cautien. -
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1,1 1 Treaty Ratifid.
' y 2S-itune: • -
I Icy fiveada y, April 25.
!iv:calve ,- !maim to.day
:treaty, with vuendments,
treaty Da:stifled fIAVOS
k I I ; ? whims the extt,.---01
• .the enth istaoe
ignores
1 1---- 11 - 4va,te charm hut
d security to , the - Wert)" ,
• across Tehuantepec tip
cot thestii "Febiusty 0
in:: the Conkling .
*dent vill API 4
- ••• • -
Qut•i'
alai slave
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question 0t,,X90 1 41 the 3 C 44 ;* :. Ceeil;i 6- •
llierer,irmgd eivatigicki : fa
Anityetine . ,l'itxte that,tiatealtuml
vottrat.. ticii4lectiott 150 -tif`pri*
thikrl'et ; /-'-srckee;*o 4 2,.te:'4ld - the-Slave P
l oom
.:4:Vira hopa,;atif?ietideroi" , Wilt-,endeitv4.
tolai,beeori.4eir n!ighbor*.whollesire tat
94 lOW' , atMextotision of 'olA• t ry;th e 'fi l et il
which*. t 6 shew thaVi, vote for Bigler . ' ill
be a vote to repeal the Missouri COmprinnise. —
For lastahee the adininistration -papers - - ad- 1
nait t i lui t the elections inNew Hampshire and
Connecticut, dangigibil the NebraaNebraska bill very
serious;y. Just so it will :bean ... .. this State.
If Biglerls elected by the usual'inajority,tbe
advocates of the Douglas fraud will claim
that'll* **pie of. the State,' 'have endorsed
this iniquity . , and soa - vote -for Bigler will bo,
a vote for, Slavery. ,
• The papers in Pennsylvania which advo=
sate the election of Bigler with' hree 'pr Tour
exCeptiOs; ativocate the passage of the Dong
las PlOl The only-exceptions:to the rule sp
iv as>WQ know. are as tillows'i. the
_,M0171.
rose BraJford Reporter and War
.reae*l
I t edger. One or two others are on the
fen eliberating whether to - serve the peo—
ple or the adrain`rstration; But the great ,
mass of Papers , that diaPlay the Bigler Pig,
als6 Carry the...black flag of slavery:;;
Now,it is certain that theefourth;s_ of the
voters - of this State have no sympathy with
this iniqnitous scheme to cheat freedom out
of the boOn- conced - ed to her in colisideratiou,
of the athaissiOn or a . . slave , State. We-13e
lleve that a large majority will enter their
&oast - against it at the polls) if the friends
of freedom. do,their 'duty, and place the, facts
before the people for their consideration. 1 Rea
der, this List .is .a work. in= which . yea have
something to do. If. you d es ire-the suprem
acy of the ,prineiple.s of freedom; let Your
acts be a living- witne:ss.of the strength - "of
ttuit.desire. i You havea''neighbor_ who hai
Paid :no attention to this subject. :Reason,
with'hirn, and get him to take and read some
paper 'that advocates the maintenance Of
plighted mid the overthrow .of the Slave
Tower.— Coudersport journal.
. .
' The Sacredness of Marriage. - •
The Nalionarinielligencer of this inorpin
contains theTolloi - ing local item :
. . -
- •`. l l'he Criminal. Court . met y . sterday morn
iug pursuant to adjournment and-several
ca . .s-Were disposed of . by aubmisSion.
On Saturday;lasta free colored' "man named
George.'Paines l •.wai . convicted of • big,amy;
hut 'yeSterday. the Judge. -diScharged Gaines
on the groundl that :the prior marriage was
voikone the parties having nheen a slave,
and Married 'Without the eonseotnof the own- .
n •
. .
This-announcement :iamade in a leading_
and dignified American newspaper, published
in the metr . opolis of the Republic . ...The met
is bad etiough.ns "stated, but . not, as,bad as the
', ifrith the eoasent.of the ownerthe
marriage. i'Ould have The - law
does not recO,gnize the marri* of slaves
,der . "any 'circumstimps ' and .any Man of col
or,. or white man disposed" to interrnarrrwith
women of Color,. may in the city otWashing
totthave. as. , many wives- aijoe Smith or
'Brigham Young, provided they are all slaves.
Ourais.aometimes spoken of 'as a. CAkist . ..-
ihn country. tat. Era ^
Ar‘
Anothei Victim.
• L. W. Thompson committed suicide by
'hanging himself in a .brewery . at' Oriskany
Falls,
ThMaday.morning..:lle arose at four
o'clock,' and at five he waS.fotind h a n g ing and
quite dead:... z.
• . .
• Mr. ThOuipson resided. here for the past
f Iry .
years; sand waS known . to.nearly.all our
citizens as an active, ntellfgent and . capable
man, possessed- of many ,:amiable
He
s had however,—a wakm...,s some
• would all it- 7 -suelt as has - ruined many men
et-more-distinction : had an appetite for
.troiatg drink which. he could. neither control
nor'overame. Ilia. habits of.internperance
unfitted:Win for -businass, and he Wasthrow-n
ont,of -employment in consequence.. • 'From
,this time his cOurs4.??was downward at. a rap,
finally he d• - troyed hiinself in the
manner stated'above, - and. added ! inother . to
'the. long list of victims of the curia Of. intent- .
perne6-a curse GoYernor Seymour tells us
it ia'funconstit-:tional to abolish.,Oneida
Chiej
WASIIINGTON, April V. -
(Coirespitdinee of tbe'.l.l..,Y.."Express.)
It i13.710W conceded by the fiußily connex
ions
of the - President, that the Nebraska bill
was - for l eed on him by the management of
"Douglas, whom they regard as a:levying an
attitude of hostility - to the Admini,stration iii
spite of his professions of - friendship.
,They
.accuse the little giant of the Prairies of a
desire to break down'the Administration,and
with this instrument of .Nebraska. - They
frankly admit that the President was oppose('
to the measure, and that, he only give it a
• reluctant approval through fear of - being to
tally abandoned by the South. - f This is un
doubtedly
,a correct statement a the who].
affair. It 'was a 'share set by the crafty
whetein to. catch a 'Presidential'
ftudgeon,.who was hardly expected 4o bite.
The gudgeon' did bite howe - ver, and Was
_caught; and . being eaughtthe fisherman with
all his craft dom not know- whit to do with
him.. He begins to think he haki eaughtl a
Tartar, Itho will neitheriLet him go nor take
hiniself off; . but who seems di teratined
stick to lint as the old man of the sea did to
Sinbad the. Sailor. • - •
A SANCTIFIEDPRESS.—T
_he'Caiwin .144xtgne
is responsible . for this
'.A. Sanctified -Press, well supported, is . A
Sampson in his full. strength, dealing death
to his enemieS. Every paying patron of
such a prmit. furnishes the giant hand of
this - Sampson with a jaw-bone forthebeating
down of his numerous foes. Every slack,
Nifty, uttpaying patron of emit a press, is a
Delilah Axt this Sampson's ictlm‘ 'cumbering
his person with his or her lubberlY weight,
And shearing him of the sources of his
- Mpg slang_ your jawbones (.6etitS ; we
want no Dellittbson our laps ply us the.
weapons,' and we will leave 'down your en-.
emies before you as Sampson rowed his way,
with a very 'awkwatca scythe through the ranks
Of the ,Phirtstitmt.is
Vwro.--The 'President. refuses to' sign
the bill grantiiig 10,000,000 of of pub
lic lands for the benefit of the indigent insane,'
on the ground It is said, of its beinguneonsti
tutionaL Yet it is; perfectly emilitutionnt
to give hundre4s of miliions.of.:acres to Wot
an States to build raiirqads or almost any
other purpo s e they desire., We believe the
"indigent insane-have no - votm to give.
,
NJIMIASIrA iIiDLILK6.--NMPACCiI Indians- of.
the Delaw* an&Shaymee. tdhes, aompa-.
nied by two, interpretent, arrived in this city
last evening, the : object of their:visit being to
make treaties : with our Government, - for the
relinquishment of part or whole. of their
lands- in'the ifaitories• of Nebraska and
The areaccompanied their a
gents, 14ajor Robinson, andlareneral
who isomiteoted with the Plinth Indian'
4106e14 1 17 4 4 21.
-- 3 •11W1149, APlxibli?.,PtlelOuilatiati AO:
I t s.
i Ito,ja
~ .. - . l446oimaon;leitkyiliptia'
t .- t he l i • ';',.._ ..• . -..,:,.. ~ _ - ..,„
.1, ,4.,
" -
~MAJITLIAG-ES
•-- - • ,
Aiirittitkat ills htitsale iimittoise,lotev.
qiip*Aissoivetheols
fEAP~3E3i ':_
^ r_l
,F119311h; APO' 11" th, li t ANUot.tic9rfp7c.
ion of Dikiiie) ; and Fanny ear,
.IvvAT,T.4:sl7.**o; - .j- f .l
ASHIoABLE.TAiLOR;
Motes`Sthre. sprlag . sad ßaaiaier
'1854, just received.: . = - ' '
• .Administrsitiix
I\TOTICE is hereby given to'airpertiens indebted
. 1.1 to the , estate of Andrew Giddings; deeet .
late of Herriek, to calr 'awl settle taikaccontitsAuti
!ine(ilately, and all:persona tutting : damage'," said
estate - will preselifthens duly attested foe set
MARGAIIHT 8. . GIDDINGS,:I. , .' , I 4T., •
Herrick, 26,-1854.6
.11(eww 11114111ord.DaT andillohillitiig
l e .: tiChool• ''; .. - , t • '.'.
Qintliiie riii. begins the 4114 vrotilitszr.
-4 , ,0 i ruidon'from e1,,50 to (o;ooperivar*of ciwieks;
usic,. drawing, k,e4 '. extra: ' Board w ith; , ' SO'
*fishing $1,50 to:ii,oo per. week.. 1... . ~ E: , _ . i :, ...
• 1 ' • Rcv I. OSBORV. .. -
ifew Milford, Apr. 113th, 1854._ , I,„ .. - , '
thel .
E
Sum,
' Good .Ne.
other goods
Gio6elfeif
this copr
Beinuie,
r frtesit
day of Mn,
One opal
together •
on, .1 ono
1 double
holdFurni
TERM:,
all over,
Sale o
GOODS: -- t
tow.:receiring An luantniay,
stock of . , •
;ulsinier.Goods i
which the ~ to offer to. , their = ens,'
nnd the people of (this stnintysenetillioti exce ding
ply low.pricee. They were bought for Cash:, a
..itonsiderable • . deg= in Market, and wffl _bi. sold .
lat. correspondingpricer. Want of time renders it nee
L matry that we Shspuld refer onr enstomera to *the ad
vertiQemerits of one nelghbori,for iertioti .of
the variety kept by na Suffice fetcriay. tmr itsSort
meat 1r3,9 never better nor more extensive.. , *-
- * 'BENTLEY ik READ.
Clover and ThnotliY Seed, Butter
BENTLEY _ •
• Hams* . sind Shindderslor sale by. niontLyar.sak
READ. ' I *.• _k•
,Sole Leather, npper* do. and .Calf Skins—alsO*- a
good:stock of Boots and Shees,littet * received .by
BEN - 11W Et READ; r.
In n.
large
• .
:JUST • ILIMEMED;
,
ANEW eupplrof. GODS*. which vfartoe sold
*cheap lbr Cash. -'ABEL
Abel Tarrell, • - -
"VEEP'S !constantly. on hand nfinit rate snot' iment
.Drugg.:6l beit,quaßty,-sUpply Phriicians;
and. :chef: ere generally. Ake a- great-'mirk* *of
Patent if . txacinea, embracing twirl) , all of the best
kindsin market. .1 • •
ClAtinkals, a Ad; supply. • _
• Draggists-Glanieare, a general' assortnent.
Lire" a choice viiriety for medicinal itirpoini.
Masts, Supperteriini Shoulder Bracer.
Paint* and Oili, . a first rite istaxtmerd of' hest
St;io )f: land& Ettone-tedre,
Dire , ffa , oh.
Groceries; a fall-wort:neut.
Dr?, Goods, all the koding and .staple 'sickles' in,
this department, and will be sold cheap. • - •1
ifard-teary; a emallaSsortinent of tar° kinds ''mast
used.
Pocket Kiveres, the best in market.
Yliiikee Notions, a large.arid frill assortment. .
Jewelry, a general variety:A resistinery,[allsorts.
Instrinnenis,. and Fixtures, embricktg all
sorts of strings for instruments; •
..ifaterintor for Ligg -;Lamp Oils, Oanaphene,
Burning Fluid; Candles, Larips, tc. ' -
• Stationery, • Itirrors, Spectacles, , Spoons,l ;Brushes,
Shoes, Well Wail raper, Umbrellas; Whips, ite4 and near.l
ly everything wanted in this market ; will 4 f'onmlati
the Store of • 'ABEL TEWRELL.
"Mineral Fire:Proof Pafat.
THE best quality in market; of a variety Of colors,
forsale by • • ABEL TURRFAL. 1 .
Montrose, April 27, 1854, - ' ; '• I
Fanners take Malice.,
HZ &Ibsen - hers will pay front 25 p:o 44) ets(aecord.
,
, ing to quality) in nub fOr 2tb,GCO deacon skinade
livered at the Hotel of Win. K. Hatch in MontrOse,i
:befOre the ittlr day of - Junfi next - : •
Montrose, Apnl, 20th.
Nei
4‘o . • • ~
W G ds and New Arrikeigemeall
• I
undersigned
the Ready Pay Ilitbre. ;
undersigned - Would respectfully lanitounce to
Ti 4e public that they have entered into men;
m
shi . the kercantile business at the "Bead of Navi T
ga n," and than the business welll - hereafter be con,
ti. 3
ii ted under the name of 'flawley ik Mott.' We bir
rite our old friends and the public geneMliv to give
us, a call hdore purchasing eisewhere,and See`hoir
cheap goods tan be: bought for cash. We have • just
reserved 'a -good assortment - of New
. oolch, - which
makes our stock completer- which we pledge MuselveS
-10 bell as cheap as the cheapest. . .. - ... ' :
. 1 • - - G. R. HAWLEY.
?dontrose, i, 1851.] C. W. MOM
• - 1 NEW .11E,RA.NGEMENT 11.664. . I
Wilt DS4k ife.ifILLEN'S Rail-Road Fieight ::
I- : 'Lint- before* ifasitrose gigot and- 1 .
l i p\
- Alm Port, ereTN.dotA's!" l
.--' ..
.. . .dayt -i•ceitted„ .: - •
S k McMlLLEN„hayingnmie sirratigemerits
for forWar,ding freight to Tree-York in the care
of ;Capt. - U. R' CA - DWELL, of Orange County, will
bd in attendance. at the Montrone Depot-every day of
the week, to take chart °bran& freight and produCn
as; maybe entrusted- to, then. " Returns for the 11111 e
will be-paid at the Store of William McMillen. •
' .•
Groceries in genera},
: Flour, Pork; Fish, Falt.,.ke..;
' • „constantly on hand, for ask at the= lowest: Cash
P 'am,. or in aeluinge far anintry . prcidtice„: • .
L.ll. HINDS. - - .', 'Wn.t.tsm Maltu ns. •
April 18, 1854. .: "-- ' -- " -
LATEST EX.CITEE T.
' - tut 'NEBRASKA ' 4S
BILL tiIt,SZTiLED. -
Icon, .TonfigrOltic Co., lie now receiving
from New 'York a generat answtmenT . off Spring.
mid Stormer ginbds, and we cordially invite all,' that '
Rim to buy goods cheap to give us a caN as our Stock
is . j large, and we pre willing to sell for,; small profits: 4--
I.m
b
You can find here almost every article wanted, and
we are willing to compare goods and pri *Rh any
store in the - county -- we haie taken t s ' '
as
to
find nice goods to the ladies;` such: as /dick.
Figured and Fancy aka,' Silk : Tissues, `Beram :and.
Berage Delanes, -Plain and k'anty.LawnEk..Frericli=
and Domestic Gingham, Figured and n Musruk
Embroidered Curtains and Paper do., "ea Collac' l
Undmissmikerchiers . and Sleeves, - Hantillas, Parasols
arid :Gloves; Straw and Fancy BOnnet;s, also tri4 l-1
sing* to match. ' Alarge 'stock .of Dee d s for id"
*in" BoYn• niin iron, Seeds Nulls, 44 80 e5 , " d
Horse Nails, Ploughs, Salt, , Fish, i ery; Grind
-stt'n and Stoneware , St ove ,pipe , :-ri),l.Gla r ,- Sash,
Leather,. Boots, Shoes; kc.,l to, . iPlembet give - ull a
Chance of showing you our Stock Worn-Yon buy. '
:.::Yours trubr, -: Mart "OHNSoNA CO,
Springville; APrk•i B • 18 4. :... t . " -
. , .
: - - $lO,OOO WALNTJED ,; • -
13iotionals will be leceiveit at 'the ~Commiestionek
-1 office at *ontiolifor - t+ig a loan of Ten dials.
and 'donate .stitliaritedb of ilily to be hii:r•
„rowed by, the _County of for: theltior.
Wee , of bonding a new Court (ma'. =a eutdic - om.
•c:es for sphil County;.until Ai Whole . amount of said
Loan,shail here been takeh.l I
- The sold loan will be talich for, the 'Whnle amount
or in smaller sums, as may puik i thinietWishing to , in.
vest money therein, and foe pelt may cult
the lendet. at theinte or 4 twr cat per ante rni
which county . Timis !till beXisinult in donfoitalt-'
the act of assembly.- . II • -
• Attest. ' -
4 t.
,f;:; cfrtliPENTEtt,
,1
**gsai
Wm.: CROM3KAN;
Ox!miillll44xws Offiest
=MU
GOODS; 1 -
• brige 'stock of 1311thig
H.,-13UTPHHili!.. 4 •
yar at• 51 4%eatit_,,e'l •nd
t, H. SUTPHLTL. L .
'LASSES, Teri", ind 'other
this or any othbi taira.in
"4- A S 7
1,k1554. '
iou Sailer' 1 .
offer f u r saleat .6.netintrit his
Lake ou 6th
wing; property, to it:
aid Mares, 2 Cows,44 Sheep;
Storni:rigs, two hots* -imp
" :Fanning *ll4l Horse
tem, g• lot tir#o4Se
trol,ll3 to mention. . . _
mis ;under . $5 ,eash dont('
with. good Pecui
O'ckiek .A. 114 ' ;
Ristrci.
a. 11. THOMPSIDN,
C. FOOT.' •
AV P,
. t izA
_
,;boobs
to
&atvita
;41.114k -Ck"
. gad Biistilonerp
.11:otiet
rad clr'c' ,
Ukase'
The nrY
'kite § kOnsisi
. _
rich'
antilla
meta; • •
1 Striped
F' ted
otiets, b.-
ll at a loreejt. j
f.
'Gin
cuvlett; . :4
leading
_. ...,
tr.., Yell* .. '
i: Dry'
!Mack Sill
silk and
l Wilke
-hishop'
Una,. Cm
Wok*,
bet edgit, ...,ulintkitiozs, .
Lace do.,:kloui4)4l , Wekrailihniab*;cliecttess
7
0..1.,
Sleeves; Ccihras K &c., - the 141:*4:atetit; ' Aiiiii,.
and,- at . very low, piieds:'. - 13sretM kk: 44 1 4 green*
blue and brown,ltlackliMe;Vells,./M.; ~. .- .-:,, -, - -
I: rui;otoras—Livw-Att: a, GOke ..
. (liZa, 'is*lP
iept, of . he - he'll tiilliiii.., ,- . , '..1• ...:::.L.--,
. aritti—ion and short, blieb,. nn . , _ ,Misit sib.: .
an&ll.;, ©logss.:4,. link.whipe;tuid i - 1 4 hdo.,thread
d cotton' . de , IL- t,f:--,11-.`,0-:7,;.-:l3"„tiz,-4. ~, ,•,,,.,.,-", :,,,, .
. ,
t ' ll6B f O U --4 : 111t 4 a 8 ,r0 1 0 0 for , children• ois.ge4s3 and..
Rabintiri fine'ruismintent ikir'iiiinteisi. l liq .o ,l kit ;
l ab
ita and jAiiiihrig; ia,a4.witltha Mtdiev: Icchor, , , : ' : 1
• ',.Dorseitie Giodif;—Sheetings, :hl r i fled 'i "sad -VM
":bleached Muslim,. Ticking, Crash, VS . r . ,l'ltable Coll.:,
.cri Afi.o,Nalthhik:*cd in het; : 8 41thal _ id. Alless.,
la this department' ' - : -
IShmels-i-rrinted
.-Reline ?Mock'. tibial ~ Wool,
printed Cashmere, . Ftre,; Black; ,' am., : ' : ; a'-Bice
L
stock of them :..... - .- • . :... ' °,,.. ,: I- •
~ ''," ; - , : .1
1 ' Ladies' Shims, of ever) desc_ iii,b.tion;l low . priceit.—
Pt's'. Misses', and child n's Shoes, in great' varieti.'
iGenti' Room, coarse= and l fine. - -1: , Th , ' • ; .1
i 114.21* (I.4PS. , AkD STRA ' . 00,48. '1::
1. .We bare a very flue stock of - ihsiss , , Capri'', Cmui.;
Ida Straws, Palmteaf, Curaeda, M*o; i , :, ~ , Cana,
!ton, Leghorn, Cassimere*e.',"fOr - ••• .. 'r 'Wear, Which
tare 'very - desirable; and itirmg -ebeitp. : i gocid :Merck . -
intent of. Ladies' Bonnets Misses' and- , ildren's Flats,
"nabs &O. :,, • , I -,. j • , \ - , ' . 1 •
i . ' • RE...4D..r...1fit.D.it .CLOTH la '
._
Yn thii-branc'h of our iiliebiess we
suit.. Our t stoek of Oohing is very
well made Op, late tuid,desiraMostili
especially invite our friends.desiring ai
She, to give tia a 041..' -Gentleite4t; f
of every r de s cripiitini. • -'•*. '
r 'A large stock of WV 'Papering Md.•
t BOoks,s Stationery, trod-Yankee 'N
•
t.'aruceries..=Teas, Green and Black,
fresh, Atli* prices. ...- • ,
I Coffees.—Sufierior'Sti Domingo
!tifig wide - of Mot white-Su
:lasses; Spites. Soap, Candleit, Lamp '
A- rerytoupetior article of :Cavendish'
tits per Round. • •-•
• . We,are store;ornierly oecu
SAM - Wiry,: and More recently .'by G
polite Searle'Sjtotet 'ts.oitlil
deed to-see our friends:tit time
• boiserio merit- our slukre.of the pull'
IC°64 . .. 114611° -• n "41° 7
'3fonttliw, April. IQ, 1854:4
- NEW 11511X1D14,..
,
- D.; R. LATIIROP 6 40,` .; - -
ftg now receiving of-(loOrlafor:flpring
:11. and .Suttu:ntr ,trude, wlrieh• thei offer *at kirer
prices tha' ever offered in this marketibefora.: Thank fat for the liberal patronage they fin.V.,.rcelvd, 'they
will endervrcir -by' strict attention to• buspiess; and by
mart. y,irew hoduiiwreata, to Item, tiiet t urger Share
of the . patronage V. those whri wish to buy GOODS
CHEAP. Call and eiamine 63r yotirielves, and a 0
if ciur.goials and prices will not bcariii out in afire
have said.- .
TA)IEST DRESS 0'
Ai.. _.,-;.., ... _ _...,90P/3- 1 . . 1 ,
of every style.' Thirty . pieees. figared••PLaid and
chargeable Dress Ms, some as low as - lis . ; eents,..--
..
Mock Sias', all widths ' awl qtatiatiti a goad,'article
foi t.*... Lawns; Iteragels, DeLanes and _gingham,
goOd and cheap. Fine White Goode ' everidtpxtrip..,
tion rßrown and Bleached Shirtirgs LinettOoods of
every..kindi PnbiOideri..% . and Lace Oodei Bonnet
Sill's and fripges. • - -: ..
- • ' 4 l• i .'.' , -,
•*- . - •,* , --- : ' C.TO,TITS- .. - - ' ,' '
of every ginde., Black,, tomtit; an blue IlroadclOtbs,",
argalui,
all of which being boned at b • we tin ing
! sell
C.. 4 6 4 , SLiteRE . . , c
of every style, 'equally low.. Con t end exainine. our
"stock•iff these goods, as we can and frill sell th
the.vety lOw6t rims. , - " ... ~• ° i ..• 41.
: LIN.RA''.DUCR; , 1 . , - . -..
a new, article forEnnuner wear: Suminer . ClOthsTilik;
ings, : Striped Shirting's; Blue and : Brown. DAD, !ea !
Ind:7Jeons, and Tweeds, i complete assortment.: .
i] 'HATS, CAPS,- AND BO.Y.IVET6I
a large assortment ;- and of styles to suit all.. .Etoot'it ik
'Sheen; Lppor and Sole Leatber. '.. ; - -• j.
CROCKERY . AND. GLASS TV..4 ig E. ••
The". most, eomple.te and extensive:' assortment ever
Drought 160'11mA:rose, Full setts of. .White 'Granite
. and - Blue Ware for a very little money. it t irvori:of
all sizes and of durable plate glass:: i. • •
HARDWARE, IR ON',..A.ArD RAU& •
0111 and examine our prices bettre - yotibity.
/or, Alroodenqind Tut IlTare•kept 'consttuitlionband.
- • -'- GR OCT.E.RI67i 1 '1
'of all, kacts: Stig,r,)folluisei,telo, 45:414-less than'
per. Ashtou barrel and Table Salt..
Flour by the , melt - or
. peloMi.• Co fi s h, and
Mickerer,T'or . it, Farming Tools of every kb4 Plottglu;
and Cultivators. - •.• • '
Igersin
.4q , rest'of mankind,'..______ ______ ____Ales-411
has t Just shot off the li ghtning *Ault- iiininute; if
you please; I want to n fak to yon, You ,doubtless
recollect what old Bu ' told the House, in Commit. - -
tee'of the Whole, that e would dq, in a single hour l
with the Nebraska bill and its.. author, the. Little Git .
ant] Well, I eulipeee hi , has done IL • 441 right.=
lAnd y let the, loud cannonade' of i indignant . :treedoit.
. thunder on . against the blooileetnented; hretwtworks
of. oppression and , outrage die werld over; shaking
'ihe,einpire of Tyranny with earthithaliesjahaffering I
in, pieces the red altars where holy Freedem Needs;
' and the red hand that holds the fetter and the 'peciiirge, _
and hurling Pespiits, toppling from their._ thrones,
down, -bellowing after Douglas to—whete Bullion
said{--Excuse me, fellow eltizaii 7 I diifix* 'mitt( to
go off in this itbipsoily on. Li. ,-4,' and human 1460,
when I began, " but simply to lay before you alit&
'matter of business, and as Iluzil* - ipriafeasloo neither
,orator nor staLL.gmaii, 'but only that sort of Necessary
eriljn - it Dentist, I will drop n op o riotisin for the
pre:icily which most lipornitouslt ' forAtists :dais ipt
- the for it"inuineet,- of ley intereat4 - And - coe-'
elude by 'saying that I have resutnal'lny residence in .
Mc4t - rwse, And may be Nina nt4eatitrite,! two`doors
'iou l lit or ;Seth Mitehell7s Esq ., pailte-; Ow Baptist.
Clis fell. , I drill`'wait On ,you at , ; :your residence, kin
`toWii,) if . desired. Those lirinist .ft distande, desiri
ing 1 plate teeth, can board
. with nio../.o,eVYLelkirifl
while the work is being done:Lily charglir are AO,
kria dtat ! I make them atridti Ortfidrgifoit , ..., :I -':
i
..• Yaws - prokSidooldlr -. i s '
' C. P.;:irtßal
t "'hide t_Pentist-,.'
L ii
..iiiintOlte, A"pril, 18.54.
iiii
_ .
I . l i iar t ; GENERA 4 FINDING
!I • ! IN FULL 135A5T.. ,, ,',
___,.,_
NTEIr GOODS .comrkG: IN I -FOR /% B PRE'I II
1.3 11tADE—coik do Rhiae, k r Be p l 4 Gm;
Itsdalits; 'Prink ste. ; Bieck Sil SW $lll4 Ifiedie
Vilirk:colliws,.Chardietts„ Thread La c, vet Rib:
boss ke.:. ;`a general aseol4melt aerecketi'OAce: l4 *
and Hard Ware -, Carpenter. Pin
031alkei DoorTOUs;
Carriage Dohs, Plaint) Bebe; Axle C lips, Dish Fnuneei
DO* Saw Setts, American and iNnglish Had Trona,
&e.; ; a general akinixnentef Shciait anTriniinings
aliWa fat hand and for Gate - by 1: O. 5., 1 W ILSON... .
'.)4coutrPAL.', April 4, )#5.4, _,i. y,.,_, ~:..,
iEtECVTOWS 1114
LL', persons Indebted to Owe
-LI- tea,; tate of t 3 lVAP4Beildidi
Peiinett -make immelitato ,p
agiiiustidd
duly,e4theilketeil for ottllnuent.
4 --: . ;:ktrzAuTlC 4 1,
...
• .:.i.-;?joint . u-- --
ertiiiitiaikrebitWA-10k
L 4. 1 - : •••';;.- .:;.:•'='.':-..-:.?,('''',:.'' .::-i'''''i
4.--+P'
'tithed
lelli,
(iidn ;
I'lledinl Acta
Wil t 21.:: 1, , _:..i..
Iliiiii
ifr ook -
Lk
t'. ; l Ail., • w_ukatow, Is ' ' ,
y., . 11Iikl 14, „;
1
~ i
do ' EzniMegei* 4r, gt.. ii:
xei R: T'',.' 4 AA*;l4:?••• :li •I'rid'i-' — ' •-
...,,,, • . --- btntiv, . -,tzwrc .
= • . Itrelsortillhuy,--:- •,, • ~ - ..... • ,
, • ' William klultlfe* t`,•:!/[ifiga: - .lr:.
J.C Lee, i-- , 1 .-4'..... - .
loconlli, • lArtnig QuiMlk• •'-: -.,' ' t.4t. ' - '
'fford,, - John & ht:liritOk ' , 1 7. : • ;:t. -
do' - ' ' Brundage & Winton, 4 r *.' ;,
'''
Ihmdair -403. - Cone4Co., -...::
do . 1 • , .... & BAliells,. - ,„.,
_
do ~., . ,":• t m.. Pithmey, ,
do '': " • Church & Phinniy,;
Dimock, L. /I:'?iromfrulF, . ';'=';
Frleodsville, ' A. Wickham, — ,'.. --"t . il,l.S'
GNson, 3 - FaraoYi , l ";e.N., i ,_-
d° -, N- F*- /C44 1 4 03 r1.,_i1t-t
do f . 11. Buttorinj,i,v:o.' e s''..
do Asa l , 11krnyard, - ,
, ; k1 . •• •
Great Bend, / Benryrititioy, -- '-' i ,'Y
do . W. Dayton,s,' • " .1%.
do ' Joseph LlAkols, . - , _;,4,
dp, -, John McKinney, _
flAci Thorns, & Vaiting,
;AA': .1 -' ' L. ILLantilin ‘ , - • •.:'
f-An, -!' :, 11. 1 11;.1e3rail, • ~.r. -' '
.: 06 _ -.:Aganei Clark • '
•do ' •,, Tayloe I Juno,
Earnmuy, Fi'A.iYone,
do D. A. - Lycms,
do " ! ' - B. R. Lyons,
do i , Brant & Cbiager, • `
flaaford, B. F. IL R. H. Eaton,
do Carpenter & Sibley,,,.
do ' Johnston" it, Very,_
do* , ; S. Seymour, '"...."'
lkrrkk, John M il ler, --- r- " 1
Lenox, A. B. Merril,.
,
.' • 'do_ RR. Grow &-Bro'., .
f ...dp" Shutts, Eaton & Co.,
:Montrose, G. R.llawley,
' do W. L. & S. H. Mulford;;;
do J.Lyorti & Son,
; do , ' F. B. Chandler,,, A ~.,
or fail tto
,sted
We woeta
Ly.thing in i tt&
rnishint go
dO , ~:,
do.; George Fuller,' l4
....Isaac L. post
- )1. S. Wil2on, • " 13 • ' - 4
• 4-liknUey & Read, 11 - Lig. 8
s lop Abel 'Puma, , 14 Lig. 3
44' J. - Eduidge, 14 14, 4
' *D: R. Lathrop Co., fa
luddmoillts.- 744. RolEster 14' ' 4
Aki - • *Wes Camp b ell, 14
'l3
leriPli•
*nits. in g*t.
03:4toice_and
.
Ithx. ,,.
A beau
- cht4p. ' No
-Theid, Ali.--
Tobaixect it.llt
ed bi Lathrop:
`Ora Fulltr,"oW,
very hippy . In
ger, non, and
Oitmnagei bj''
g;Frf!LER.
do '
,di•Jr:, .2 • ;..I:.Nopf.k. Bro.
dti'• "I'lriyilik•k Bro.
40 .
Randa:;, Charopioo.
...;
do. N. Granger a Cooley,
.Jarneg Tupper,;
Susq'a Depot, E Carlisle;
.: do.' . C.B. Bennet,
do .;-• S. B. West,
do J. H. Smith,
do Thomas Ingstrum,
do j 4.11. &I.P.Bubbour
do A: White & Co.
do 11. Cohen, •
do A..J. Seymour,.
do , Edmond Stark,
do I A. B. Edgett,
Silver, Lake, R. Chichester k Co.
Springville k White.
do - ' - J. Smith,
do , Scott, Johnson & CO.
do 1 memillan A: Paz*
do - 1 S. S. Grover, C
.Tackaon, J. J. Turner,
Jessup, Depue & Cooper,
Franklin, J. L. Merriman,
do • Fuller,
•fikt oaf Groceries, Beet 3
At4ium, John Rid?, \\
Appolacon,. Harry Etarney•
do Wm. Buffum,.
gridgrrater, G. N. Allen,:
Duniha! . Enoch Chambers, ,
Friendsville, John Robby, .
,•;,__
Great Bend, John Comstock, .'-
do I Lucien Scott, •
do I • Corwin & Nagpaugh,
do , M. X. Moe,
do: - Daniel Evens, i, •
' doI L: • Carpenter,
do! -. •••• • •.WriLStnith, •
Harmony '
Whitcomb & Newlin
Liberty, -A. A. Beeman,
Mtnitrose, ' ' A. Merriman,
do E. Bscon, .- • .
do F. IL Fordham, 1
DI
1
" d¢ ' I. N. Bullard,:• • ' • '•
New Mil& Mitchell &1110314,1
'i Daniel Knapp, ~
. . - 1 L:s. Skinner, .
• .- -, . 1 : .Wto.llstick,
. ,_ . ' 'Thiikei &nit'' ,
:•-•.!S *
.' s ' . • '' .... 04 4ige_EEglemoN
i • ; James Belt, . •
••;:: " • . -::.' N. C. &D.W. Na
t'' ?mine & Son, -
8004 OPemtire 1 !
do , - Edward Tfartw '. I" 8 1,4%
do • Frederick Pi '--8 i .t. ,- --.. •;,
d o Bissell &*ottiii.., .: . '.
.. , -014. •-,-.-:
And the Judges ortheC'edri, • Claim* ' l
said County, will hold a Coult at . p- - ..iktlie
Ifoisse in Montrose, in and fair • '4y;toti- f
nesilay the 10 day of Ikay , nexti:' - " . 09 4 10( k n '
at which time and place any at • gerebeatik
deSeribed, and 'classed as afOrki: . ' iii ilieli ; . ''"
attorney, may appear and..aoPeidlrOiii said:/
meat if they think propei : , ..I f • • ''"
'-i••• G. WAXINI3,II4ir. Ar
Dilm*'*ich.*Lits lo 4- I ' -
•
, - NG G J
' tile; iirgesi and of
• 13loodii the county, Is no - to be Ibniul SI the
. CHANDL E R
. .
4. 0. 1 '2:0 19135- piec ofoitt24 every ` vuiet~ and syle,"
100 *dm of Popliz' Giran Plaids; sOpEe
nes of Linen, Defiage \anti Gingham Larts,iwithi
many other patterns of Silk, Taiametta, NW.
ike. in variety suffielent to suit any WOO:
and gill be geld at the Luiresi Taws: 1
1 , - Groeerieli:-..
TTAVE been, and will continuo. to be sold lower
II than , at any other house in Town.. _A-little
mOe of that • excellent Tea, for 50Ctas a pound , &Prime
art le of . angar, 20 pounds for $l. At
' ' '•
'CHANDLER'S.
-- , T , ----- •
Shoes. -
4 VERY Aaperior lot Women ',, Magee, and f:
dren's, aboe, Men's p4lllpatirogazia find boots.
lifh i ll el Y 1 - ' o'..-144 51. •-, CIIANDISR.
w Rtoiea
SPrinE
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" 1 'MALL STO CKlCiderable more Creeke
. tQWt w ire : Wag atii Glam, plenty. - reit
ysi F i g ;..pki4be r p rag Teeth; Sprout's F
Iron Beach Sett‘%
Bed: I ''Xarn &hovels and AAA, /
be add y, CTILIND
.
Ready, 31114C.ClotkIng and CI,
Vratirj. rand itiaty.riot so/lasted intik
kokantiiii fiwiriat, a I sok thit-th,,_
wM be goedezerol to nail andleont'
• Books 011APLEIlls•
i s
pool. Books tiPdtitoi‘'*rxtin,i ii 1E44
>ii_
*O-StlrlielOg_ll4
Itesid ,. t ...o
TORE
CHOOL Books ot
liliseellaneous Books,
talk's"), Note, Wrapping Panting ~
•
Articles..._
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T.ARGlCANKRthient t Gbina, Xar th en, tibuot, Stubbs)
Tin, 4 1 444; Psplerdische, 'Leathei,
otheeraz=pt , lxiSalful tieslgu sod 1;146'1
clocks,,P, %Mu* Boiea. ac• Ac 4 4 l kir
1 4 , 1* VII ANN./M.
LIN
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lotwo It 7' nOr •'
ereatarajo.
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80-64-{444T
'il4/1 very imircdantib.
. *here th e theitokitothit____„,
ot kz►
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Commutes or the city,'
miming-1e the B°ll3
'oritergi
wie
mike itielio
Mad
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all
1
And for axle toTONS 46a
Jun recorlv`l 7, •
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- • Rioair. ''‘
riONSTANTLY on, hind, the.
I—/ txureig and racius, wurarated of the best
or no Qala,
Pew linn4go' Wagon or el eat latiatanij
Ito sale claeaf by F B. CHANBLEk
April 14, 864. '
tteYr
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t. them
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IV TICE is
1. I e estate
Pma, Lake;ill
and all Perseus
present tbein_di
ela -
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irtyrrtrt*lFilke 7 .
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' . -izAßWitcgrfifirit - , 2140
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LL persona -indebted tatlikitileti,,
Park, late of Brid,gewateiZgeeal,,stepereol*.t
tilled to; ake immolate Paime4; and lb:lac* l *
-JS :
claims against 's aid estate will preserit
tlientleated for settlement.: r ' r -- !1g . '%= . 2
• • , . "
MontFose, Feb. 2; 181$4,'_ • . • 'ILL
la• . •
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:7DROruSALS will be reeelred4'
..: 1 . 64/. . , ,:,,
M o . - e ra Office for die 'ereetiott.,ol:Ag, :, .
„... libookivei
fikAtson:thalio=tro.., sot' -- .... ..9F.4 0 q.1':4
na t
lil theA r - 24 - mond aiellskr n elgi . ,_, / ,,i40 4 *.
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Maki.propokitionn will :'addreas: 07w•Fm7#/i.',' . ••.:,"te..r..t
thi fkannifiakiners aged cour4,.lim - ' 4l rAotorty7 - ', : 4BP - 3 - r:
time above Mantis:Met The plan - and: ... •,•-'. '..:... ;4.70 .
of said building can be seen at tne,wootheicekikrztq4 . ;
c€ , at any time. --, -.7; HANCOM :.-:,'' i tWi!.:f.'.7.7 4 5
A. WILLIAMS._ --,„ ~.: ~ .v,f-.:Nlz.v.S
Atte9t, 1 ' A. CARP274P.T.- 4it
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If3i. A: 'CROSSMONi Cl : ,'. '1 7 , : L1.1.4* .!
Cominissioner'sr OM* Maittriiii4MateliklBsV"'k't '--- -
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, Plaster Ai* e. - .-.--i
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IATE are now p wrogpmfseapeckirgow ••••..if r ..4:-,..
V v lir or • 1- • - r;' , i.m55:.,:%.,,,, -.-..- •-•,,-. • ..' I:;e4i.:',
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; ,'•:'..' 1 - GRO IMP: • /14 ',-. ' " ' ' " 4 .• ' • - '3 3 ,i.
' ;al - . 6 :. . ' •,e . ~!..e ...*......i: • .. ~ , • ",.A 4... 2 12 4.2141, §
.14 in MIMI and` in•eny• . .... - • .. :: -... ...0'••• - - - ;. , 51'4',.
.` • ilkatring . that the ';fornisa4f- Paniquehasts .7g:A
I,4lwOl oo gi aide own: , 7:lliinil iid4t&
~,:... -'-i•-ft
ue arittiwOdnethieness- of - deli tains by ' : - neigjOit. q ,,-, ..-
. v a t
,vah,*_fertarkitinore freeii;dou . i they bifilii ' :,?,.'•,7:1
fore done, we take pleasure in ee l & .- ;•-1. 4 )
facilities for obtaining lei and . i1...;;‘4.4.
sullaint
nib,' thar patronage. - - -•'/":-" ',, , i - - -. 7 44.-:•`:•Ai344gi
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Summenville
6 -•i t- - , Feb
re.-'`‘ a -1%74 u -
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12", -" -Lig.. 4
13
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s'A -, AND -,.=. WARE „go - illtit.i*.;.n.
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%.4. si large illieirin. 4 iiii*liiiiiittrat,lbi. 4 . .-'-
ivaii k •
ißeeis ' and'''. ChfditlAk'.i-lettirC#l4 - * ; .. iilltiel•
4 - PerePgi &c - - 4 11 400 16111 4 1: 60Fuled'inintitir
e a u
pipes ofan :41P.::•ke- - lOW ._
.. 1 410nia wigt ;
ness arid d '001 : ortienr. - f L tit+anAjli:
Sl i rOltE 8 & It' - ..._ ' ;s'- 'l'l.'4,- ~
kept constantly' tin Una, a large asaarhavent, - • , ;
of the:latest ixtiprocid'inid ippievedipittena.:rO a bati s ` - •`• :.-
experience in the business ehablesnslto ticket moat
that we can mibly warrant to give, entire sathsfactfok ~..
Aniongat our numerous stock can beOntridihi- • , J . ' ' , 2-
Para!
1.
I air. tight . ` - Star ofilikiviroliz- - :Erinitia --. -I - -
New • a rid, ".- ‘-- Clinton, -r- ..',..-Loven; , ----
Ate, •' " cdthcator,
niooriix,- ~ 4. • - ,r - treFliir ~ ,
~...;,,4‘, , ,, . t. „
Three. States, " Yeßiere Ciniellt„,.' ;7:11.-
Globe, " Ariviziimn- , - - : v .
c ri. Lartiaor. 4 S. .... YrOOSSUSS. • 1.
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A Select Stock f SpHitiffikiod hi. .
.4',:: - /aii
1 ! received , and for'imileby frts 4.f . :67:7.43
, 1. , L. posT.& ; po: - ....,„ !,ifilq-lfirt.•
- I_3 EA It YMA DE'' OLO7//liftk*:t4t, , ..., 1 , mk s -44
J.. 1) Co. have just received it fiilliintilOce ... -',- ..stars
Spring and"• Summer Clothing, oausimink i3r t -- -t*;' ? .-6 V.
fine Finch ga _lr and Frocks ;,..lhasArk** &dik % . , sL, .g.;', , g
and cheap; Cassimere; plain,
„mi,iiitiiod. " : aid "•.:A:
fine overetattc.i-All stvAs pant:o4oA * ' '• - ".
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- : -. o'is l
of Veista;; - ii*K"- MR; 13aradt*.Tiiitilieqtt.,.. :•114
atik
and Manailio,.,.lll In the wry bait as 'l . ::ia'f_.2
4 1-7 t;
a good anCinibstantial- numnee.fi:.,llF; " , .it
work to equal if not superior to or. •, , ,q . ..77 . ,
fered in this market, and sold at the 10,* !pd. "Sf..a
.:•,..:. , t7,:_c;.44.,_.,. - 0
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fILOVES AND zt673111! , itittradiiiii - so..
kit white and colored itidTiloineeof the)* '-, '
, ty ternLetei A larOassinmentel . , ~',- "'. . --'
j err
brown end idate,laisat t lid. I hose 4 . 44' : ''.'
cottaa, laile th read; Berlin- n- and lilayiak ' ; ; l4 * - - 7 :
' - and tiic*. - -
. . .. .
101[100T845113.811018-rNew fine L ....
ju "Boots. -Ladies Ilinilfi lerNtik= .. 2
ler shAiiioiitikkail4 , ::At.'44k6*.Var.4lo*
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ea Shirtillgii . ir: V . .:
4 - lifiliiVJ
• 4 :a; Ewigi awl •-. Viiiiiikamiiiiiiiir --
Biaboitra and Vingaia giiiin4 l *-lao-X4 1 -_ k
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HINGLES AWGIUNDSTonsu,
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.TARISf4 ti o o l -6nkicifi
gen; tlingbaitts, Lawns
•
A .1.-tkpi and Ciplendid at*
-
STAPL'F'Goode 6C the /Pr
CYMlS.s ai ga tti t.,PA" ,
suid erericheap
CHANDLER.
T APIES reo.r.rA:lo 7 l„
: 11 1:kinds l .che9 at
ribiliiimit4ND
VkiAkiintrat the knrest potisk
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sO . M:-..LEArHER,
- ngtti 74 ,
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for which we wllf-eichoo
.
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