The Susquehanna register., June 08, 1854, Image 3

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Webff, 0 104$11
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17p00 Jewell; doll:irked flt!tee,
• l aidtkre Pet-leate engaged ie "gneva
.f.Tliere ire 400 Portugese in Springfie.l44 -
'• 600 i a 'Jacksoiriille, 111., who batik
; Le d thither from Madeira.•• •
Editor down East 'objects to a fe,
Dude t ei gislaiiire one the ground that;,ltiey..
would jfist-represent the country. 1 -4 : •
- of the Chicago papers states that
o the.
,oldiist native_ of that City is:a yonnklily n
brtwe nty-tivo ye.ars. of age. • ,
.—The Administration is anxious for a war
w ith Spain. hie Mai*" holds back, but it
i s s aid he will yield . - sooner than leave
his
did on . the baa
p ) •; as he . Ne•ra
.• ' ;
b# the fit . f 4
are quite 4)004 -see ty
of Nicholas in J unking the aVoiral, that .no
one , ien i n9 d t h e peace of the l world More than'
hi did—the piece of the world alluded' w 15%5-
,14, no doubt, Turkey.
-__A A many writers have taken the trouble
to define what a lwife ought to be we May as
Belt told o c nr idea of that subjectlo , tle gen
eral f u nd. A Wife sluuild be like roaat 4unb
tender and nidely 'dressed.
—lris said thi.4 when Dr. Franklin invezit
e4 the harmonies., he - concealed it from his'
:wifenntil the instrument was fit to play, and
t hen woke her , with, •it one night, whet she
t o ok it for the Mole of angels.
—The - Tribune c trufiy sayd, "Garrison, Phil- t
:i fs , stud,all their' ,e(Ompeers, - eould not have
•
- ma d e s o many AbolitionistaandDisuniouists
in half acentory, as Pieir..e,fDouglas, Badger,
and Claitoti have, made • m three months.
--Dr: Guillotine owed his !death to the int'
genious machine,' he_had., invented for-others,
• and , -the South may'let suffer from that sys
tem of
-tactics introduced lifr.Stepheils for
her benefit, enabling:,the majority to crush
out the rights of' the minority.
—The beautiful Government at Washing
' ington,. as ' soon''as it heard that the:-claimant
- BurnS had (agriTd in wrg to sell his
' claim to the-prisoner for three times its val.
uu . - tt1.200,) telegra:Phed to have him violate
'his pledged faith, aid he did, it:. •
•IMutt._ F. War it appears, did not tar
n- long hi Louisville after his retiirn there
on 22d, butler , the' eity on the , following day
in consequerav ' - 01 the threatening manner in
which his return Was noticed by the city pa
pers, ands iut p for a "public meeting on the
.subject.:
, .•
—The attempt to `Africanize' Cuba, is
most positively'denied by all the - British Gov
ernment officialS,'and'the British. Minister in
Washington. Ne den& Lord Elgin 'has most
•
positively denied , eternal reitera
tion of the charge I cannot Init prove hig hly
offensive to the British goverAment.
--S6me California" papers IdO not uee the
ad stereotype he4ling, as is practised in the
Atlantiatates.l Marriages appear under the
head of " Risky . , Ventures t", Deaths are call
ed "Departure s;" while Divorces are dulled
"C,lcarances." ." Each one of these having as
common a place in the - Tapers as do Deaths 1
and Idarriages here atl home. •
7 —Six months-ago on his return to Wasla
ington train Nebra;ka, the, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs I declared that- there were but
three white men•resiilenti bt the whole tern=
:tore, ether than Government attached. Con
gress has been. for ,some months: egislating
for these three men, and has kindly'prosided
a governrnebt 'for theria, and giVen them per
- Triiion to held slaves, • A
CoalTharning' Locomotive has been in:
trodueed . on 'the Delaware,.l.4ekawanna., &
Western railroad._ ,The result 'of the partial
trial hitherto made of its speed 'and eapaeity
has been most 'satisfactory:and it is not doubt
ed that these engines will eVentually ' super
sede• entirely the wood-burning engines from
their greater cheapness and efeeienc„.y s - for pun;
posia. heavy transportation:
\---.L-The Washington ;Star says that intelli
gence hal . been received by the European'
Embassies of the coMplete and amicable set- ,
tlement, of the Black Warrior affair. ,§pain
pays back the t 41,000, rebukes the port au
thorities of Havana, and promises to reform
the regulations toineet the wants of Ameri
can commerce.. 'The 'truth of this statement
is dOubted. ' '
—As an example of the efficieney of the
fire annihilator, it is
stated by the !Daily A 4:
xettiser, of Rochester, that a conflagrition'
of an extensive tbarlieter was imminent in
tke large manufacturing establishMent of Fat-1
zinger & Co.,'cif Waterloo, but, by a prompt
discharge of an Annihilator„-the flames were.l
put out befOre the Fire Department ,had
time to rally to the work. : •
—Abeut eight years. ago, 'Horace Ray
died in Connecticut; (J ewet city,) of consump
tion; since ffien two of, his sons hive' died. of
the same disease, and atiother son being also
•zick of mnsumptiOn,, his friends, mailer the:
belief that the deaa brbthers were feeding
the living; went fo their graves on the S'th,
dug them :up and burned the torpses I This
is an' instance of superstition such as nassion
aries 'tell. Ili, of among "the heathen."—Bos
ton Pos.t.
—We have already referred; to the state
?tient of the'.Washington Union that fidelity,
to the prineiPles of the Nebraska: bill is es
sential to Democratic orthodoxy. ..The Mont
gomery Ledger;, -a Loco Foeo journal, in no
rr • ' ' tc -
tieing - the tinsork stgernent . says no
votes are deidred,btttr than\ such as endorse
the Nelvaska fratA, it will be left in,a glori:
ous minority in Pennsylvania". .Just ,bed
teat in mind, and be , careftil how you apply
the lash."
d---A s tastrop e oecurre atWil.
hocking h
mington, Dek, May 81st. Three wagons
laden with . near 450 kegs of . gunpoirder, from
Dupont's Mill,: blew up with a tremendous
explosion, - killing' all. the horses and driverS,
'' eausiniti,iloss cif a number of other lives,
blowing - down seven dwelling houses and six
"atables,au&injuring a large nprnber of other!.
buildings. !Nearly all the window glass .:in
the city .was broker:4 and in many lious , :f*.-
taut from the scene of the esplosion the phis
. terwas -knocked down frmn the Walls amil
" ci: ing. r ; . 1 . - Ls y
-,--A' portion of the citizens of Richmond, i
1 ' 'adopted a! strange e,xpedient to do honor to .I
ille:niselves and Mr. John, Mitchell, formerly
of Ireland now of New YOrk,' and wishing-to.
be Of Alab'arrra; by giving .hitn I comidimen
tary dinner on Saturday evening. Welearn„
from the -Enquirer that the entertainment
was brilliant, and die 0 fellow - fueling," most
• agrecable.l The Whig'styles Mitchell, " the i
: ipustriouslrish exile„andft;end of Me ell,
~ and:unmercifully remarks
.dolt "here the of.
~ . feringss:wtre rendered to liberty in , his per:
son, aa being its _bold and dlianter dam.'
pion."
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• is i stated that the Adininistration have
sent clout.* secret conunissiouer to St. Dij-
Iningo, (the republidin end of Hayti) to.
cs)uncl the . officials of that country upon the
policy, of annexation ti) the United States--;
that the object of this enterprise is to ,seturel
that islartd . to.the South as aziotherslavehold
,
; nag State, and that the resolu_ tion.lately offer.;
,4 1 bY. ixtr...Donglias in the Senate, at Wash
Ington, proposing niuquirY into the expedi
".
'SY I (tt recognizi,g the irid,6pendenee of the,
Of .g .•;; and the opening of di•
Oomatie intercourse with the F i j i .le an titu:
•
ilierized movement - in'appat . Cof • -
said secretlaii6iii`tolie - Ddth
—The lotonnikbOlic lira& of Que.
.4elked , A -Past** 1 0*,PrescrUqug.
public prayers ,for , the liurpose, Of drawing
down the blessings ' Heaven onthe Oiled
armies otTeritur . 'sd EiVaildlia the pending
tili - Grace!unis up, the objeCts of the
czar, and alludes in terms of severity to the,
indignities ~ t o, 'each the Catholics have been
subjected in Russia, and particularly to the
'scourging Of the in Poland some - pears
since, an atrocious Set, for 'which the gmper
or was rmradly.lecturedll the predecessor
ofPius 11C, , •
LLlsst'fall A merchant Of . SL Louis reepiv;
,c 6 on consignment io,ooo toi 2,000 lbs'Ygic4cf
,dairy"- a superb artiele,put - in sina4Pultam
expressly for family use, and *lnvented to
" keep- in any Climate," Sad 1 9r WIWI W ll
after arrival he 'mills*/ 28e , per PouPd: for
the whole lot ;. coakln't take if, linutittat
I6o e , . Rut .a day or two since, te cut, a long
story Short,- that butt& was sold at 6 1:2e„,
- Making kelear loss of 21 12; and wilat,:ivas
Still, worse, the shipper, whe tesitles some-
where; in York State, lest the -whole . eansign
ment, it being scialloived up, in freight, elute.;
ges, interest, &t.-,. ' ' '
--John Wise,. (the aeronaut,) has kid- con:
eluded au arrangement: with ":the World re
nowned" Barnum- to Make two aseensiona
from the Crystal, Palace, New York. ,Mr.
Barnum would have preferred his nuikingsix
ascents, hut Wise has an engagement at
Bridgeport 'w -g may prevent his being able
to comply. The - balloon in which the tero
nmit 'intends to . aiCend is now being made;
and will be in New York in abOut 10-4ays,
and if we' mistake not, will be named the
" KnOW-I!,lothing" We believe7triend John
must haire some idea of ealliog-on the moon
to inquire respecting the nrder, ; evident
ly lie doks not go up .for nothinif as:he is to
receive three hundred] dollars for 'the two,
trips, Barnum4ndiig gas4l•which he "-kan
du." 1 - 1- --'
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—Ai correspondent of the Richmond Whig
epresles the opinion that Samuel Hairston,
of Pittsylvaaia; VA., isi the latest (domestic)
slavelelder in the world: He is said. to be
the owner of hetiieen 1,600 and 1,700 slaves
in his own right, 'with a prospective right to
about 1.000-41avesmore,which are now:owned
by hi+mOther-in-law, he having married her
only child.: He has now the management of
them, which Makes, the number of his slaves"
reach tiesr , three - ---thousand.., They increase at
the raie of near one himdred every year; he
has to purchasea large plantation every year
to settle them on. A large number of his
,
Blain:miens are in ;Henry and Patrick coun
ties, Via. lk has large estates in North C4r
olina.l His wealth, is variously estimated at
froth 43 ; 000,000 to '0,000.000, and .I should
lit was nearer, the latter. . •
tr.rßroadhesd's Position.
, .
,The 'Washington Correspondent. of, the
North • Ainerican, under , date .of 'May 30th; I
writes as ;col loWs ; . '' ' .
Mr Broadhead is exciting te surprise - and .1
.. . . i 1
r,egret of his Imi arty friends.' A few days since. i
the. Senator took,oc4sion to express his prl 7 .
eompromising
. '.hostility . to-the admission Of i
foreigners. to political rights in the territprie* ;
in eont.ciiipt.the partv dogma on that point.
To -day be ','carne out,, , in the most decided
aua. ener,;retie Style against the Pacific Rail
road ,and
,the -1 - 1 - omestead bills,. -The latter
nicastire - is the touchstone of democracy. - It
is la" measure,- eqbally • for the advantage of
the liun - ible; native, eitizen,..and him who : has I
sought an asYlum here against the oppreions 1
of
_older . governments. But to-day Mr. i
Broaciliad declared it-might to be . indefinite
ly : poSt Fined, and forever: repu — diated, wheth
erelasi doctrine of tli - party or a measure of i
legisl tion. So , :far! liia its principles are rep-
. resen ed by Mr. BrlOadhead. the democracy
1 of P . nsVivanials committed against the fol.-
.lowi P
nfr objects : •i' - ..- • •• -. •- .
li;it t .. . The - ,,e(pial p,iiti'cal rights76f our for
eign born, in'habitantig.• . s . . .
' 241 The Homestead bill, ' •- -
'3dl The Paelfie, Railroad. , ..
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I Might add toe these a fourth proposition,.
as the object, of the Senator's uneeasiagdeVo-.
tion,ho ,wit., the extension of slavery over, all
ti#territOries of the . United States; and all
. thefree States of the Union . ; but as the' whole
partY is notoriously eonimitted to that poli
cy, it would be- superfluouslabor: to direct
special:,attentiOn to the position of•lliir. B.Lon
,shat issue.
.',
uE 1 = .
', T CifilAt'sE ' CooLiks.—The HaVana ;pa
pers; furnish considerable information in re-'
latiori to the Chin%se coolies. - They seem to
l have fairly takepj their positions, which are
I not much, if any, above the negro, race. . ' They '
l are indeed the servants of servants, the " hew
! cis of Wood arid draWers_of . water" through-
I out 'the island, compelled to the most ignoble
i and sordid drudgery.. Their period, of servi
tude is genei-allv fi*c.d at twelve years, with
- no Chafiee of its? being ended then, and their
masters seem determined to make the most
iof it. Hence the- Chinarician is condemned;
without, the - possibility a escape, to a life of
-menial arid degrading servitfide, arid of course,
1 from his singular nianner, is the object of all
rt.' a 1 ,
spo an raillery.. l
~ ~
Mr The following pertinent question was
recently addr.sed to a lawyei °four acquaint
ance at a fair in a neighboring village; If
distance lends enchantment
.to the view, and
view refuses to return it, can dlstance recov
er any legal redress. -'
AN IMPORTANT ACT.—An act was passed
by the Legisiatnre and approvedby the Gov
ernor, changing the mode of creating and. di
viding election districts In thisConamonwealth
MAIRRIP;D: -, .
In. Fortst Lake, Mac 25th, by- Itty. A. O. Iyarien,
Mr. nENEY LADD; of Winslow, Styresant connty, In.,
to Miss Mairrni A. Sizata, of theifortner plate.
. •
• PIED. • •
In Brno Uri, Trine sth, Mr. Mu .4. Gootnnen, aged
2,0 .years. Mr. Gixidricir wits one cif the-best tif young
men, universally respected in lifi and latnented .
. ' •
' ADVERTTISEA;tENTS.
FA3IIIY M*l SECO VOLVICE,
Ilhatcrarted' •
MAiElt:trPsuorpeeZetlZ.LlereWfirruititer. and fully
The Life and Sav
ings of o f
partitigtOn, full of lIL and humor, dist
will make you ".laogh and groWifitt"—Thurlow
Brown's great Temperance 4 .llinnie Hermon,
or the Night and . its Morning," a book Of thrilling in
terest—The Morning Stars of ' lite New World, by
Helen P. Parker; and many other new and interest,
leg 4 ,:etioN Can be obtained by culling on
W. B. DEANS, Agent.
Odd Fellow's Hall • Montrose, Pia • •
Public ! . VCldue.
rr PON the p.m:Miles in . Lettoi lAiernahip o *III be
kJ sold at public Auction, nu Friday the •tath inst.,
commencing at, 8 n o t* A. M. 'the property
known as " Wades oxisistin' g of *batmen.'
House and *windings, sun • six 'acres. of land.. Also;
'the contiguous ferinlof 61 Carew end 26 perches: 46
Of widelvare iniproy c ed ; and the: residue . wen timber=
ed
. The terms of the sale wrll be, one eighth • down:=,
one eighth in three months-4nd the bail:ace tritiine
to suit the pludiaser. Possession will „a given at
once. -
Also a qusotitY Of ? rs Proioesth ban
and homeold • fannitureoutd* a great variety of
other ankles that cannot be\ enumerated lOC Thu
terms will - be:cash down for. all canchuses- untinrid..
Between $5 and $lO, three months credit, and over
$lO six months - credit. Notes to' be givm on later.
eat; wits proper security. MANZ° W 14_
June MAIM miaow,
e , v'' ,-. ..‘ , PAllNlNltatillUMllilit..;.:. "7:4 •- , 14.i , ..4.'- - ..- - ...jrionp -- theiriostaipieho- ~
. _ . ...._
- M . - Whileittesimattssil thafiesiletate :1 -_ i l . 1
, t'
_, .• _ And heap up itits o' intitthy ';' r= - '
-. . WhlltiLawlets t ihele,diente
-- 4 :' And feed on en-tomily . ilk ••'. ' -
F. AND LTA roadved And far iale oy ' Ingle Dodo; - A44,.pootedi rine,'•, , ~,•,,,,,
Jane Inf. ' '''''' 4 3- 1 t 'ft/. FUTZERaI• 7 - Surstuttetthetnaelreetrith r ' ,, 41 1 ,! , :•
,
,r.
41t.„
-- .•., • • Wtdle Whys give i Stlts and
Piinfluil stAajlizvrvzo: - •
.. : . i. . And thrive by, utßauit . ' •
1 - x-rs, the arabilidgnedeltaetnt entered intri! , .', %%lawn= kif • honest' wl.
-- l' I' • netship JO titufaarasfitle taming" - at. tog ':. Ate odd imeb imam priesi! . . i..
;
roe, taker thl to Morin aur.Mendle 10 - While everybody seem 01 get :, .; 1 , -
public that wens! °Mid awassmtmeetOf : , Good living lola* ances-= - 4
.DRloopps AJ) GROCERIES : - _ , 't . .. The Artist,' tott, tioW like tollti .• '
...
it dui ad htand oupled by' Bin it Shermani wit 'BY_ talchgeolges•=i -.'` 1 - •
wished . be happyi to welt up= all who may.favar : . •go, iryou v, - atte • eve
_• , . .' • •
wial sea - • 4 1 • i ',_ • i 'fo -my NON dock of• Cads. •-- , • -
• Our goods sr* / new, and hive been selected wi t h Consisting &late styles hnd timil patuttte; IliMdig
:rut mire ; and we flatter oniselees that we can suit .which are the Crystal Ponce,- Union, Kftlitakan_ d
the mast partienhir. We invite all to call and min. many °theta, Which,Adthongh mute :the better for
ine our stack.. (bur motto lei _ready pay, licnioratile their very fine - names, will lxrfound to bell-none the.
trade, and steadfast fri-WAIF,. ~ ,- ' worse., ~ • ..., . , . _ __. 1
A: O. WABIIPT. t • ',- ..' R. THAT)* ', Also, a most beautiful assortment of very 'llne . Gold
' hrontrseei MILY I2I I 18 . 54 , .L .• - . Lockets, Pins, Keys,.&c: - .:•.--.. ,-.. , : ... .
V -- Pictures taken in clearer cloudy weathen News
' from lii"cents ttpslls,oo. - Business hours from. Sf to
4} o'ckick.W
_.,. . . B. DEANS, •
liontrioe, S tep 1814. ''.< 1 ~ - ' -
Alaillikllllllollll' 1. 4:Yell.
T JAM* 4iiiiiposekor.l444
AA Silks ' 144414,' bPandV Mvsei
dm* at • 1.- 0 /kW . tices.l
• _ NEve:coons.
•
T C. LEE, A* MONTROSE DEPOT,42asfusi.
Al • ceived: s new ittpplj-
,kif Spring and Sumin
- Goods, which wall be sold very low• fix. cosh - or r
-*duce. • - j •
1 Q JUNDS good New Orions flnOr for one .dole
I; t LEE'S New Shire. •
'TEA, Coffee, tresisk VAN' -pc
of 01 khois i l . fery Cheaplat
w ar
iit'qinulti.ty,df E r
xi: etchings for of
• Alm, ,
" - q uantity' ; Butter at 16 cents per pound,. In
A
excharge fdr Goods at J. LEE'S New Stoke.
TH wishing to. 'purchase. for cash, or lige*
'Anti ftik harter; will find - it to their interest to
call and exaraliff Ii itoac Szloods' and prices; fair
themselies. - Poi• barter:of all kinds the highest Prid
es rnay at all times be relied on at .1. C.lltVl3 Sure,
Montrose Depot:, • •
I New Eioods.-
IEVE are now iving a Second supply, of SPRING,
V V AND MINDER . G OODS, which we intend to
sell very !-% ' ;'BENTLEY & DEAD.
- Montrose, - June 1, 1354. • ;
P. S. We trust our worthy' competitors will not
become ezcitrd over this "anbouncetnent-
,
- CLERK WASTED: "-: - `•••
WANTED immediately, A roil activeGlerk--orto
who hai i lad experience, writes e fair hand;
and is competent totake , chirge of a set of Books—
must be temperiae and willing - to devote his time and
attention to the interest ofhi4A r employers.! TO one
that can aniwci,to the above aliberat salary will be
given. !done gibers need apply Oocid recommend.
ationvrequired4, R. F. &R. H. EATON.
Milford, May : , 1861. i .
,
IfIAWLEY Oc_ MOTT. r,
.t
r_ T AFT just received their second stock 'of Spring
JLJL and Sumner goods this season, and they are
now prepared to show all who way favor . them with
a call 1.
- i DnEss poops .
of all `the different kinds such as Bl i tek, Plaid and
Changeable .Dress Silks and,MantilLis, Crape and Silk
Shawls, also Lama, Barages, De Ba g es, Pe Lacs,
Ginghains, &c.. • 1 4
60ODS,' 1 ,
Brown and Blenched Sheeting and Shirting in fact
everything iu this line.
trADIER ;STUF:
SUMM.EIik. _ • -
A icry large :stock , which we otter very low, ,all
grades of cottoh goods in this branch .and *own -and
Yellow Linen and Duck for, coats. We invite , narra
tion to our stock of Black, ' , Brown, Bltie, preen and
Mulberry Broadcloths also Black and Fancy Cassi
mereir, Tweeds; t and Kentugk Jeans &c., &g.
Ladies .call l and examine our stock
_of Summer
Shawls, Cashmere, and Painted De Lainea, Shawls,
also Barege sl.l*ls, Tory •claCap, Bonnets, and Bon
net Ribbons, a ikood assortment, Hosiery and Gloves,
of all kinds, also, Parasols a very large aisiortMent
which we will Wl very Atop. Also Umbrellas, War
cling Bags, Satchels. - ,
1 1,ADIES'i SHOES. •f
Gait.t•rollackland Colored Gaiters, Buskins,' Bootees,
agoodiassortnieut of all kinds which we offer at our
usual low rate:. • . • •
• Crockery and GIIIPS Ware, Fluid Lamps and Fluid,
ICOorf,ring, BroomS, Bed Cords, Large l an•
cetta,G fie •
GROCERIES.• i •
A ierrliarge 'stock which - we will sell at a very' small
advance i i a13m,1 Ashton Salt and our usual variety
which -WC are twlling i-cry low. Call and eisunine."
' Montrose,. June :1, 1.8b4;
- AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Ht - undersigned, an Auditor appointed bythe
T
they Orphan's Cotirt of Susquehanna coun
ty, to Make distribution of fund now in said Co, nit
of the esiate of 'Jasper Loomis, lite otsaid•contitV, de;
ceased, - will attend to the duties of his appointmCitt at
his office in gontrase, on Saturday' the eOghth diry of
-July nezt, at one o'clock in; the afternoon, at which
time end place alt persona interested in the said fund"
are required !to . present their claims or be forever
barred from coming in ,upon the said find.
May 30, 184. • • FRANKLIN TRASEIL'
. -..
N GOODSV' IiVANGOODS! i
,-., lARglvisG EFERY WEEK AT . . '
-. D. in. LATHROP & CO's... - '
AyEEREwiII be fountttneofthe ht et :tt
mntsof goods
country,
cold .a little cheaper than ever. Call and ezaiiilne Our
goods and-prices. • 1
A buge assortment of Summer Shawls of beautiful
inttterns at , D. R. LATHROP Ar. CO'S.-
- - / - . IROCERIES at price's that cannot be beat at
D. R. Li,THROP & CO's.
Viiiitr4.76 - ireofit:s eie:iideseription kept eon
stint)" on band by D. R..LITIIROP &CO.
• TO THE HiRECTE CqLT.
SPECIAL AONOITACEIffEET. - i •
‘TOTWITEISTANDECG the paSsage of the tichras-,
1 1 1- ka hill, the high price of provision 4, the eclipse,
MorMonisin, spirit rappings, and other, national', ca
lamities, present and imminent,: the good- peOple of
Montrose, and elsewhere (such of therri as wear beards)
may still- have their chips reaped' and whiskeis and
hair dressed,, a la mode,.at the moil rates, by calling
on the undeisigned, at bis old stand in the baSeMent
of Searle's Hotel. ;," CHARLES TILLMO.
Montroie Mar 24, 18$4. • •
•
• ' • NEW GOODS " i
AT THE READY PAY STORE.
-I-ATE% are now receiving a choice stock' or New
V V qixxis, ',which we offer for Sale at . reryl /on
prices Cali and ezainlpe. • • - .
= ' HAWLEY it . MOTT.
• -MontroSe, May 23, 1854.
. • .
NEW STORt! NEW GOODS 1
IN NEW MILFORD. , _ •
HE subscriber -hafing leasedthe 'Store" of, the
T
Meisrs. Pratte, formerly occupied by I. S...Llt
tle, intends to locate permanent] y in New Milford.
And he.would take :this method orinfortaing the
inhabitants of New Milford, and adjacent towna . that
be bas just returned frOm New York withAi large and
splendid stock of fresh' and entirely nea ( Groods, con-
Fisting of DRY GOODS of almost eeery conceiva-
ble variety, GROCERIES as low as / the lowest, /ford
ware, Crocker 4 Boob - .and Shoes; Hats and Caps,
Bonnets of every style,..4t.c 7i / . which he offers for
sale 'on the most reasonable terms, for cash, .ountry_
produce, or reliable credit. /He would also say in this
connection,that he hia added to the •establiSliment,
.the manuacturing . of Tin, Sheet-iron, and Cop
ware in all, its varieties, in which he is prepared to
execute ill kinds of jobs, by the very; best *orkmen .
and on the most reasonable terms.
, Dealers supplied at the lowest prices. Particulars
. 4u relstion to stoves at some future time,
•k J:PIPNERILLN jr:
r " New Milford, May 18, 1854. 17tf
NEW AILR*NGENENT 11954..
BINDS cfr ic o llll4 IrcighL
Line betireno- Noritrose Depot atuf
New York, every day, Sloe- •
- days
„ exalt*
ll P lorns,: j artto n' gfTgilt tO I VeZY:trI a CTM ents
of Capt. H. B. ZADWELL, of Orange-County, will
be in attendance' at the Montrone Depot every day of
the weeit, to take chime of such freight and produce
as may be entrusted to them. Returns for the same
will be paid atthe Store of William McMillen.
Groinries in geneML Flour, rorld, Fish, Salt, kc.,
&c., constantly on hand, fir sale at the lo west' Gish
Prieesoar in exchange for emalltry produce!
L. B. Hums. i " WULIAW 10fILLAV
April 18, 1854. 3;
Nnuerig Fire ,Proot Paint. . 4
Ti n best fluidity ttltmaxt, of a 'variety of cofore,
for gale b 7 411313.LT1T1
. 11t . Elfa.
*otiose, Apra _ .
1.854, J •
.
TM" &LAID, beNeDy the Imre) oripetes_d
bl FORDILOth CO.
171411111111 ! lin t. it at
.
* 60'11.
0:1111' 6w - snivel 'A I
- • D. 11. LATOICIP k`
i
,-
6'n, and GroceArs
. x. C; LEE'S:
at :12 per 'Riad!, to
at ; J.; C.)L1111"S Sara.
difIAT RUSH'
of customers and the many bouts spent in sew,
ing *int Tet We eanalwaya find time ,to wire air
r *dyes:temente, "and but just noni,allow us to
Call ytour uttendbh to 'a hale kn. of -
Plain and Fcßacy Lawns,
which we have. just opened and are selling at all pric
es Irons eiyiit anti Alp, in the say of Liston.
'Ca; touttaict, &c., we are *toted
tip:" T etc J. LYONS & SON-.
New' Mule; • •
11101FAVIO made arrangements with the Omit
sic publishing house of EL Waters, we shall be
constantly.reteivnie new music as soon as published,
, and be able to supplr , nearly , =gibing wanted In that
N.. B. Musk sent by.tiltil postage free.
May 18: J. LYONS k
Rielode
CONSTANTLX. lON HAND ,or fpmished to Order
on short notice:. - J:, IXONS,A SON: -*
MEW SPILISG
HBUREIT is nowlec r ei ying his usual supplies
• of Spring Gawk:W*l will be found unusu
all Y attractive, including a superior , assortment ?if
L4dies' Dress Cools . , in Silks, Berages, Berage
lanes, lalestie, Poplins, Challies;
Mantillas, Silk Maids, Stime, and French
Lace Bonnets, Flowers, ‘ Pqrasols, tfe., together
with a large variety of other Fancy and Staple Goods,
inCludinetloths, Cassimertis, Boots-End Shoes, Wall
Paper, Carpeting, Groceries, Crocbry,- Hardware,
Iron ind Nails, Drugs, Oils and Paints, Cooking d'
Par/or Stores, Ohio Grind Stones, P/rs,' dx.,
all which wilfbe sold on terms to suit \ t closest buy
er. 4, for cash or approved credit. ,
New Milford, May 8, 1854.
• OFFICIAL AND IMPORTANT.
IT being manifest that the , tailoring business isatM
carrying on John Groves in MontrOse--no; John•
is carrying on the. Tailoring business--no, they are
both " carrying on" together—at a plice where two •
ways meet, being in the - very building where Sam
- Houston was nominated for President,' to wit, in
Searle's Hotel, in the Basernenrthereof--and the gen
erous many-pocketed public being supposed to be In
terested in knoWing where they can make an inctst
rnent; (yea, and an in=mat-and-pantaloons--tnent)
most. / advantaieously, to the appearance of the outer
man in eztenso;- therefore John, .
• "Who is not, like"a*tuous woman willing
To lire unheard-of—kistito save a shilling,"
hereby nominates himself as :Tailor-General for this
community, and requests 'all good citizens to call at
his place of business &hove mentioned, to enable him
to perforni the duties', of‘_satul, office. Witness my
hand at. Montrose the ninth day of May A. D.. 1854:
JOHN GROVES.
• NEW GOODS. •
T - BURROWS & CO. are now receiving a
V • large assortment of new and seasonable goods
at their store in qmsott.
DRESS GOODS. • . 1
A good assortment, at low priqes; also, A large As
sortment of good PAINTS at Af• cents per yard
DONNETS
/lonnets an 4
it 4:4 prices.
t •
, 1 , , SCGARS. : i'
Good. New Qatari'sat e 4,873 per I'oo Ils
Prime. do rip , 6,55 "- )00'' 1
Prime Portorieo, ' 6,87} .‘% 140 •!
- Clarified, Coffee,' Powdered; and Loaf Sugars, at
very. low pricesi. B. ttGRROWS tk'CO.
Gibson, April 28,1554; -
NEW :GOODS.
c- iitrusisr & PARK returritheir griteful
.i.v1.., acknowledgements to the public, .
arldinvite at.
tendon 'to the very large stock of Spring and Sum
mer Goods they are now receirinE au& nfror r. ) + auto
at very low priers. In addition. to their usual iiLsort
mint of staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, CroCk
ery; Paints and Oils, kc. ke., they are prepared to
exhibit.a large assiirtment of Wiles' Drell; Goods
of every description-'—Figured, Plaid and Plain Silks,
Bonnet Shawls ' Ribbons, • Gloves
land MissewShoes of all kinds — also a large stock-of
.• REA Dr-ifA DE CLOTIIING, Cloths, Cassimeres,
' Tweeds, : leans, Summer Cloths, Testings,Hats; Caps,
•Boots and Shoes, kc. • • -
I - .
, They respectfully 1113 earlyJcall from those
who Wish to purchase goocrpoods fa. WOO priers.
Springville, May 3, Mc.MILLEN & PARK.
NEW GOODS AT D. 73.. I f ATIEBOP & CO's. I
4 R PARTICULARS weiLlfer you to our own ea
umnn (and not, Eke some others, to their neigh
bor's advertisements,) where will .be found a list in/I
pareof our extensive assortment of Goods, which wq
offer at the very forest priers. -
SPRLVG STYLE BLACK SILK, - Drab, Drown,
Stmrand Leghorn . Rats just arrived at .
May 1.1 .' D. IL LATEIROP/i. CU's.
•/
SPRING GOODS‘
lIIST received, .a very large .stock' of Spring and
J
Summer GOOdS at J. H. SUTPHIN'S. - . -
Good New Orleans Sugar at 154 cents. per Id. and
other goods equallylow at J. WSUTPHIN's.
The CHEAPEST NOLASSIy'S, Teas, and other
Groceries to be found in thls,•or any other town in
this county, at -, J. 11. SITTPIIIIC'e.
Sinrunersrille, April 28, 1854:
- JIIST" RECEIVED: . •
AA NEW supply / of GOODS.:whicia w il l be sold,
tl cheap for fash. - ABEL TcRBELL,
.
• •
/, Abel .Turtell; •
lEEPS,coustantly : on band a first rate assortment
Prole,
,of best quality,- to supply Physiciapi;
and: customms. generally.. t Also •A great rtiriety,kof
Patent: 3fedieinet, embracing nearly slt, of the best
kinds in market. •
Ciunticrils, a full s supplj.; ' . t
Druggists Glass!ware, a"general assortment. •
' Liquors, a choice variety for medicinal purposes:
rrusses, Supporters and Shoulder Braces...
Paints atui Oils, a &it rate assortment of• best
qualities. • ' - •
Dye Stuffs, of all kinds: Storimrare, ke. .
Groceries a full assortment.
.Dry. Goo ds, all the leading , arid staple articles 41
this department, and will be sold cheap. s
Hard-ware, a small assortment of the kinds most
used. . •
Pocket 'Knives, the best In market. • •
Yankee . Notions, a large and fall assortment.. •
Jewelry, a general variety. Perfuniery,as sort.;
Musical instruments, Fiztures; gMbracing all
sorts of strings for instruments. •
- Materials for - Light. Lamp. Oils, Camphene,
Burning Plaid. ; Candles, Lamps,&e.
Stationcry, Mirrors,Spectares,„Spoons„ Brushes,
Shoes; Wall Paper, mbrellas, Whips, ke.; and near
ly everything- wanted in this Market, trill be kuna at
the Store of ' • ABEL Tinaturc
SICERTIT's SALE:I
girl4rtue ofe writ of Ven.:Ex. issued out of the
Court of Cominon Maser Susquehanna County,
and to me directed, I will expose to public sale on the
premises on Friday the 23th day of Jurieinst, at one
o'clock x.—All that certain piece or poise' of land
situate,lying and being in the , township of Cltfbrd. Sus
quehanna county,' bounded and described rte follows,
to wit: Beginning at scorner of land formerly owned
•by new"; P. Miller; thence north 67 .degrees east,77
and 6-19 tbs perches; thence:north•2;degreert easti2B
perches; thence mirth* 78 dive" east 12 perellOs•
thence north 9 degrees east 18 perches; thence nort h
67. degrees west 41 perches . ; thence north 10 degrees
east 21 perches . ; thence Perth 45 degrees , . woe, 67
perches; thence south . 444 degrees ` rest 167 pe*-1
es:, thence sou th . 434 , degrees east , 162 perches
thence north 46} degrees not 28 and 134.0ths perch
es; and thencecorth 45 degrees were. 85 and 8-19tka,
perches to =
the place of beginning, Mining Seseittpl
two acres and ninety•seven pita* More or ies4
gether with the appurtenances,- two fimned House
BUD, one Saw-m 4 some Fruit trent, and dolt{
atienimproted. r •
Taken in execution at the enit-if Nine Ocui ve
. Zahn' Chandler • " - . 1 •
• - G. B. zustes, ser.
Sherlirs office, Iliontrome, June 1,1864.
Clover andTboistity Seed,
1703 ale *A J. O. LEE% Store -
- NeragneingOt I
I==
• ""
„ •
- 411461131Uaii4114014 Ai ;
Ov
IVow Offer to the bilO the i nisetoistottnii
•the tont trims of Golds to be bid gni
eiiin the roinstryi hod*r tho_voty W.* Om,
Wont 11Hatipat
READ • - esimuni, :•'
-Qulika STY x•,Post & hiTtoust
...7 - tuadt a large addition to thdr 'sin& of•-tbing„
Piraistbig now of• everytidnr, desirable for ;tile' beyet
at ail& price, ea are sive- to-ault.•-• The -twat are
pulefirst rate,•and eiriwarroutt i .tbewtoric,to be
not auPerior to anreUer before offered in tbiii
*et., Our stock contpripes Colo, he LA* French
lackl o kg ThishleFs; Tweed; eassirnere itad
Jean Sacksand Feud* 'slab brtiwn. aid wlate,Sams
mer plain andtwilled. ymns--Wbite and 'e#ldred
Muni:des; indentio,Aaoing, figured Baiathea,
ed silk and Satin; and et:try sage and clmp,
Paitt.L T Fine btack . Oessuuere, .doeskin, cok tweed,
Summer stuff, - linen .drill;'stripe; Flak
checVand phdds; so cheap as - to . be sure of *ski .u!
alt whOdesire, to buy. • " -
fILOYSB AND HOSIER 1%,-Ladies and Gents
white and.colored id Gloves of the: beat gain
ty warranted. A ifige assortinenior *Blinds ofblue,
brotrn and slate hose, and I lose. gents. / and
cotton, Lisle'tbread, Berlin and .sillr. ptlrgres,_
and colors ; a large risortment Of biae silk an hate
Mitts, long and short. . POST &
. D OOTS AND StIOES- New fine Boots , Coarse
Baits, Ladies fine:Gatteis, Bootees and Buskins,
a full assortment of Cheap Shoes; Children and Miss
es Shoes and Bootees, Ladies fine silk-linen Slippers,
at - • ' • - • P.,& Co's. -
Ax-r - RITE GOODS-1 1 1U styles and tjualiiies, bleach
V Y - Led Shirtings, P ow Cotton, Jac: snd•Cambrie
Itintlins, Swiss .and 8. , k 'Violins, Barred .
Bishops end 'Vittoria tllOllll5, &c., figured and dott.
Swiss gustins at • . ' • ,T. &Co's.
QmptEs AN) .
)
i
ROCERIES—of te beat and cheapest kind. A
V . lot of Sugars spar risintly cheap at' 1.. L. POST
TS:- . 43q nOS. tielirable itoeic'd cciun
1. try, at very, tow OriceL • I. L. P.
DRESS GOOD
ges, 'Gin**
A ,L g tGE rind apl
tAPLE Goods at the towest•priEe.' • .•
Q. - • ••I. L 1 3 9 ST &Po.
CALMS, CassitoCres,'. Tweeds, tetiucky Aims
- and Satinetts, Tcry cheap at • L L C4e:
VOODEN W.OE—Patent Cedar Pails
"and Wash Tubs, CoCoa Nut Dippers, Butte
Ladles, Prints, Willow Baskets, 'Rope Batters, Bed
Cords, Manila Ropes, Booms, a goOd lot at the sto -
of • - j. - L. 'POST. CO.
COD -FISH AND if ACKEREL j of the be 3
lJ quality at the lowest •possible rates.
'April 5, 1,954: L. POST it. Co. •
SOLE LEATHEE,:tery , cheap, at ,
• POST At Co's.. -
ROiliEi . ?}" r.iO6.L . A Si — WA Rk.'—a ehoic
VI lot at low • _IIOST it. CO.
OM Carpet, Roo paper and Window Shades.
- _ :POST it CO.
AZIZA" -H4 n,
cheep.
OX.VETS and :onndt Ribbons of all kinds; P
..13 &sots, lame andsmall at very low pritxs.
POST k Co.'
TAR EBS TR - IM LyGS. - --,every isiyle • desinde
and very cheap. • • • , • POST & co.
t '''l,.RA qBACI B . - of the best quality.
1 pOST & CO.
g)17; Liwe and (Plaster at - •
-,PEST
-& Co's.
COLL*RS—A ,very choice lot of t e
- latest style. -.1•;
,Dook Embroidered vmerie,Lac•,
Meilin and flonitonhimitations.- & co.
-32 and t- Ip_seitings . flolincingiA.
13IBROIDERED and' Lace Undirsleeires, all de
cable styles; also, worked anZI embed. Edgin,
ce assoiment
E.Edging,s and Inserting , . l itnitationa of every
Lind, almost as gcod as genuine and very cheaP,
also Vitro linen-writught Lace. 'i L L. P. it.CO.!,'
•
4.INED and ilenip Carpet fir sale a ',,
- I. 11.jPO N ST & CO's.,
QI.7IIIIER 'Panama, fine 'and'autrse
U med and fanaY bound, - Pedal and Palmleat for
boys- and then, soldj,vory - cheap. L 10 ) . & CO.I
Ti A DIES' and Children's Flat's: algtiort ., rariety, al
lid 'so a new lot of the latest styles;of Boennts nt.tlte
store of , L. P. _: CO.;
•
el}lOlOE and fancy articles cif Sciap and Hair on.;
Aso o :scime . of the fineatl'erfuniery at. t'
' I. t; !POST
ttn..
ARO And
eralt4 I ..1 I. L POST k
RAIN
&I low, Butt
or which, we
,April; 6,
s / ,1 iissobiticiii. ' • •
H.E'Clo-partne hip heretofore'! eiisting between
,the - eubserib rs under the title of 'tiffany .A:
S , lib, was term; ted On the 14th Of Apriilast, The
n t
r t
eg and accoun of said firm are now - in the hainis
z;if E. Tiffany ,I,for settlement. Those f indebted will
please take narice and act accordinglY. . :
, ' • EDWIN TIFFAN,
I • s
I
- - • . JAMES F.
,
. i Brooklyn, May 10th, : 1554. •. 1 ; . (..' SMITH.
. I
1 - 'TO THE PUB/4C. .01, _ I
I HE.undesigned having purchisettiof Mr. T . ► any;
, r i l his entire interest in the riterilmtile .b 1 ess.
I 4reby make ;their lam to the good citizens of B s ' k
t
i, lyn• gild vicinity, and invite then% M call and inspect,!. 'and purchase one of the -best ,and; most complete'
stocks of goodsbefore ver offered in this market.—
..0
lieving, that ple -who buy goods on long dyed
itsiihave to p4y a large percentage for credit ot t ani',
we have adopted the Ready Pay Sr:ern of trade, as
the syste-M' Most ondueive to 41 - re public ag well as
or wn intests. Alt kinds of Fanner's' re
produce -
cieived in exchange forfgixAtit the highest market
• tes s
.-: Those whO . ileiire to urchase at a low figure
I rf il
ill assuredly fiinf ii,,fiii the • interest to
. give us a
I. s l , " - . •' 1• s t . ' l .; l . • J. F.ISMITH, •,. :• . '
,Brooklyn May DI •= l . - Nt O. Gi HEMPSTEAD.
. , •
•: . ' New ine efrall Stages,':: I •
.l w . F St 1
ICIIII.E. 3 1 .1 10 MOIIIirROSE..
TAGES will I re Kl.,wood, fum4ing through Cor.
Wila betumiliN Lrberty, &a.; every. morning dice the'
vat of thel MMlTraini of cars, both East and West,
1 hing. Montrose at FP. Y. : Returning, leave
ontrose daily (Sundays excepted) at 2 r : u., /anti,
ng Kirkwoo3l in, time to take the, Mail trains of ears;
th East and West, being the neatest and.mos fea
rltc
'le route tei rea ch the New York and Erie Railroad.
This line idtp ects a. tri-weekly line for DiMock,
Sprhlgville, Nunkhannock, - Wyoming,. and W likes
rre, which :-leaves Montrose at ,7 L. u. esery . l
Mon
ay, Wedulay and Friday. Also; a line to Friends
vile, LeraysOle; &c. ' •. 1 , 1
Good era n#l ' cosaforiable 'carriages are prori•
dek and thetp prietins will spare ino pains to at-
Icornmodate it° üblic. W., H. HATCH, f
• ,
~ 3fORGAN & WEST(
Apra 6, 144 • '. ''
--_ . ' 1
It. Ail ST EXCIT.EIIIIENT: I
Tilei;N • DRASICA BILL ;I:INSEfTLED.
+Slr.
CO TT, J:OIIfSSTON .g0., 1 are, 'boor - rece.iiing
from Nev York a gen4al -assortment orlpring
and Summetg.obds and we cordially invite al that'
like to buy s Cheap to give us a call, as our stock
islarge, and:we are wil li ng to sell fur small profits.=
goti ,
You can fin b re almost every. article wanted, and
we are willing compare goods and prices with any
store in the 7, nty—we have taken special pains -to
find nice g ' ,s to please the Ladles, such: as lack;
Figured awt Fancy Sliks, Silk Tisanes, Befog s and
Berage De*nee, Plain and Tane y. Law.ns„Sil, rench
and Domft4e. qinghams - , Fignred and :Plain 'Uslins r
Embroiderel Curtains and Paper do., tallies liars, i
Underhandrie ,l ti s efs and Sleeves, Mantillas, P is
and Carty* w and 'Fancy Bonnets, al trim
mings to match: 4 large stock pf Goods 'r Men
1 and Boys.lron, Steel, Neils, Horse Sh ,/ and,
I Horse lisilk to ughs, BA .Fish,
.Creekery,' IGrindstones,:and,1 Grind
stones,:and, eware, Stovepipe,. Tin, G Sash,
Leather, Be* • Shoett4
.., lin. I . Pleas& gi an a
'chance of do • g you. our stock betbre you i u*n,
- Yours ly, SCOTT, 'JOHNSON'JOHNSONII CO,
Simingnite? APA4 1854: - I 1
---i.
i v in.6l _ ac . ,
TicKSTB, - , rims.,
2 ; i
,- ri oprietqr W. l dip 17.4 PNAZ.
C
I.JI - . ROT L . No. 6 Cotrittuii) mu tlo door
*Om Iliol rflu
dw 7 ' ) lt TOR; trereibl *l:* liberal
eft
its ?us; . 'rod .fbr thrk laid foor revs
has
6 P 4 t *ta t i n n e ili ts I ,V . p th hu nt d t emin.
Fero it ne Crslatat Paloo
k-, -,--,
to all persons whpynity stop St bis Hotel The "W I
of board will r enb so haretoftwio._ q. RIMY.
New YPrk Ma 7-2,1864; i•• , - • • nem2.
• St • -.:- . I
1 . ,
RINOSI'OtTE3 at.l: . -
I. • " & CO'S.
lifusrms, .DeLanSs, Peßa-
Liwas ke., iaf - every desirable
• I. L. I'OST & Co's.
wild stack of Spring Prints
• I. LIE 14. Ca
'ring „style—best 1 quality. "ye
I POST b CO.
IWANT D. • • , I
•allkmds---L.Besns, Dried Apples, Tat
er; 13eeswax, - all wool socks, Eggs., kc..,
ill schagge goods at cash prices.l
I. 1..1 POST S. Co.'
• .11:0'
--%-67 7 APIC ,!., - • •., -,.- 4 ~
-'rl .. M ". E
: H E Il * ti t(PRICO Tlgifig - -
oitoymTßApir - *ippiiiii*,:? 4 *fi , !Avl
p IIZ Ch erundlnilli*t*4tii=riitrit
.oo ore, tO ibCpublict.a.vory.tiotholii .or
' - itignii; n t4' lierA
oode6tematatiniirk ' or& moral=
' adtiesuryakati,4lo Bikkivainerier,:nothe -
Menet dv-, ail of *hitit lucre been purehised; with,
care, an 'we ire sa4Sed' duinot likit :46' edit
ote who'ntyfimar l dnilia elan, , .
_,- ," • i.
, The. Dry 6004 deparfteitt iq b i Staid teirnenr
4
. tzes,rafiillinzikt24 -- theliading:f res of 1 !:: ,
.041.itti,d , DRESS G OLIS: ' ' l' . '
tifik,'-rietiticitiViet plak end Maar, dreg and
*anti& Silks, eery - ridt, fifer mitre, and - at clap
Eltripe4.Delanea, plaid : Mirage .dg., gripe - : chains,
• ted Lantik rep4w, Debar, Plattputd, prkand
In' meets; In at vetlndia,. which We ere !mod .ta
,at Wlevii ' -- - , •-...-. . ..- _ 1
L . oingbam handsome issortment-,Prints, all the
Wing sty Me rrimac , Melina; CocAecous ,Alleak Sprague,
10., very pre y stykii. , . , - 'I :
'Drees' Trimmings, tithe desira ble . _titylesand.abadea.
- 'e 6 Rat,- - _
tint Silk Lice, . , Buttons, bbtek - velvet Bibbeia,
silk and ivorste•d Braids, in - great Variety.- . ' ' l / 4 ' .• . 1
' White Goods.—Awiag, Jsconet. liansook, Cam rick,
Bishop Lawns, and Book Means, dotted S • Mus,
tins, Corded Skirts , Irish Linen, Cambrick It Aker
--
eidetic oti... &a.; Frei& Needle Work; Seta iuid olacc
' net _edgings and Inserting', Cotum Linen and Thread
Lace do:;Flouncing, Ladies' fashionable - ClLemiSettes, , ,,
Sleeves, :ollars, at., the largest assortment Int town,
and at very low, price.s, Barege for Veda; In green,
' blue and brawn, Bieck Lace Veils, ke. - 1
Kid Glovev—Ladiee , and Gent's--a large assotte 7 :
ment; of the best quality. .-
and
1,
1 Afiits—)ong and short, b l ack, mohair, d k....
Silk Gioces—blackorhite, and colon,: Lisle (thread l
and cotton do. • , ' . •
1 - Hosiery—a fine assorttryznt for tadies, genL and
eblidren, _
• .Ribbont-•u fine ivortmeet for Bonnets-7. ' - --N, Sat-
in and &string, inall widths and every colo,r. ''
Domestic Goodt.---Sheetings; bleached; and :tm...
bleached IMusiinsAcking, Crash, Diapers,. Table dor::
eis and Napkins,Und in fact, all the dealrablej . styles
in, thb,department, . • ' • "
- Shawls--Printed • De sate, french Printed Wool,
printed Cashmere, - Broche, Black Silk, &c..i'lot One
stock of them. ~ •', . - A ,
Ladies' Shoes,•olievery description, atloir . prices.--
Boys', Misses', and children!s'Shoes, in'great r ariety.
Gent's' Boots, coarse and fine. . •
HATS . , CAPS,AND STRAW 0000$. - -
-, We. have it- very 'fine.stock of Bats and CapS, Cane..
da. Straws, Palmleaf, Curaro; Maracobn; Bonn Can•
tOri,teghorn i Cassimere Nte, for summer wearl, bi ds
are very destable, End selling cheap. -A good rt
m 4
eat of Ladies' . fionsnets s Misses' and ts,
' READY-AfiDE CLOTHilera :-
- In. this , branCh of our business ire cannel; fail to
suit. Our stock of Clothing is very extensive, .: and
•well.made up, in late and desirable styles, • We would
especially invite our Mends desiring any thing in this
linei.to . give us a call.. Gentlemen's furnistdng goods
of every description. . .
A large stock Of Wall Papering and Bordeiing:. • ,
Books, Stationery, and . Yankee ' Notions In great
."
Groceries--Teas, Green and Black, very choice and
fresh, at low .prices. i ~ • .- • ,
Coffee,s. 7 -Superior St. Domingo and Rio: A bean
• tiro' arti cle brown and white Sugars, cheap.' . Mo
lasses, Spices, Scap, Candles, Lamp Oil, Fluid; Ac.—
A very superior article of Cavendish Tobacco, at 28
-I,
cents per pound. - i ' . • . , 1
We are in the store formerly occupied by Lathrop
& Salisbury and more recently by George Fullei,•op
cosite Searle's.liolel. We would be very happy in
deed tq see out' friends at them,* PRfiE STORE, and
hope to merit onr share of 'the '
.public patronage, by
good attention and low prices. /
G. 84/W. 11. fuLLER
.
lipntrOse, April Ip, 1854'; /
• NEW .GOODS.
' -D. R. LATHROP & CO.
RE now receiving their stock of Goods for Spring
1 - 1_ and Savvier trade, which they oiler at *knot!
' prices than ever 'offered In this market before: Tharik
, I ful for the . lilleral patronage they have receited, they
will endeavOr by strict attention to bvsiness, and by
many nete - incrucemeitts, to, merit even a larger share
- of the , Patronage of those who wish to buy'pooDs
,Call and examine for: yourselves; and see
if oar goods and prices will not bear us out in all we
have said.
E l •
AM
• LS' BRASS GOODS 0
.< of every. style. .Thirty pteces Figured Plaid and
changeable Dress Silks, sortie as low as 75- cents,-
Black Silks; all widths and' qualites, h good article
for $1: Lawns, DeLaries and
,Ginghargi„
good
. andrbeap. Fine Whipptoods of every llescrip 7
, tion ; Mimi and Bleached Shirtings; Linen Goods or
every kind; Embroideries and Lace Goode ; -Bonnet
Silks and Fringes._ •
CLOTHS ' • • .•
'of every grade. _Black, brown; and blue lirliatielotha;
all of which being,bought at bargainNweirVl sell very
cheap.
ASSLIfERES, •
.
of every style, equally low; Call and ez,amine our
stock of these goods ; as We can and•wiasrll them at
the-very loweSt prices • — • • . : . •
LINEN :DUCK, . i
a new article for Stunmer 'war. Simmer Cloths, Tick
logs, Striped. Shirtings, Blue and Brokri prM, Ken
tucky. Jeans, and Tweeds. ; kcompiete assortment.,
-• HATS, , CAPS, AND BONNETS,
a large.assortmeut.and of styles to suit sill Boots tf: -
Shoes';• Upper and Sole Leather: . •• -
• ' CROCKERY 4-.Af.D . G.L.ASS WARE. * .
The most complete . and extensive .assorment ever
brought into Montrose._ Full setts of White Granite, -
and Blue Wire for a very Hale money. .lifiriors of
all - sizes and of durable plateglass - • I' ' •
• HARDWARE, IRON AND NAILS.
Call.and examine our priCes bifore you buy, ..irst.
low, Irooficn•an4 Tin. Ware kept, constint;y on hand: •
•- k • GROCERIES .' . ' '
i
of all kiwi*: Sugar, Molasses; Te , &c., at iess than
Ping h amton - prices'. Ashton barre and I Table - Salt..
Flour by the barrel, sack or po ,d. Codfish and
Mackerel; Pork, Farming Tools of every ' d, Ploughs
and Cultivators. . .
. ' I GUANO. •
The .greatest fertilizer in the world, in rantitieA to
BUTTER FIR El S - ..4YD TUBS.
Prodnce of nil kinds tak e n in exchange for Groods,
at cash prices:.
Hurrah .for Freedom and Free Ter
ritory •
.2Vebraska and Kansas. • " -
NO fetters nor-stare laws. 1-
Young-America forever ar i d ftre.
Tihe Hon. Judges of the Court of Ousquehirtna
county--foreign Ambassadors, .AttorneYs, Grand
Jurymen, Crier, and other offcials—Ciergvynen and
'Churchmen, Merclutnts, Mechanim; and iVorkies—
young gents and Old Fogies, "Citizens and strangers,"
"the - rest of mankind," and the ladies ibesides--all
hail I Just shut off the lightning a'. halt a minute., if
yOu please; I want to speak to you. You doubtless
recollect what old Bullion. told the House, in Commit
tee of the Whole, that he would do, in e single hour,
with the Nebraska bill and 'its author, thk Little Gi
• ant. Well, I suppose he has done it. lAD - right.—
And let the loud cannonade of indignant Freedom
' thunder on against the blood-cementedl.breast*orks
' of oppression and outrage; the woad over. shaking
the enipire of TvGny' with earthquakes, ;battering
in pieces the red altars where. holy Freedom bleeds,,
and the red hand that holds the fetter and the scourge s
and hurling Despots, toppling front their- thrones,
down, bellowing after
D oughr B
to—where: Bullion
said.—Excuse me, fellow citizens, 1 did ,not intend to
go.off in this 'rhapsody on Liberty and human rights,
when I-began, but simply to lap before yoq b. little:
utter of business, and as I rim by profeasioa neither
orator nor statesman, bin only dint sort Of "necessary
611, 1 ". a .Dentist, I will drop my patriiitism I for .the
present, which most anomalously for these days got
the better, for a moment; of my interest, and con
, "dude by saying that I have resumed my, resipence
Montrose, and may be found at Montavue, two doors
soutluot Sear - Mitchell's, Esq., opposite the Baptist
Church. I will • wait on , you at your !residence, (in
town,) it desired. Those living at a distance, desir
ing plate teeth, eim board with the free of diarge,
'while the work is being done. Illy charges are so
/ow that I make them strictly core. ckit/ial.
Yours prefessionally.
C. D. VIRG It,
Resident Dentist.
Montivie, April, 18544
THE GENERAL FINDIN: STORE
IN FULL 131 0 4,5 r _
GOODS COMING IN you. t BE SPRING
1. 1 1 TAADB.--Gro do Rhine, Deßeg, Plaid Lawn,
Del** Prints, 4te. • Black Silk, Striped Silk, Needle.
*fork-Collars, CheMisetts, Thread Lace, Velvet Mr
bone ke.; a general assortment of Crockery Groeeries,
and Hardware,; Carpenter. Pinee,rs, BhdteltoorPulls,
Ciniaga Bolts, plumb Bobs, ,Asle Cljpa. Bash Fr ame* ,
Remain Saw Setts, American and - Rue:l tiad'ircins,
acc.; a general assortment of floe Kit4and Trimmings
'brain o band and for male by It S: WITAAON , .
Kontre, April 4, - 1854; I ' •
. ,
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Apersons indebted to the Witten, John Beni.-
' ten, late of Great Bend demised, are hereby
LL
notified to make* immediate payment, and these
bavinielaints against said estate, will prliertt -them
duly authenticated for settlement. 1 - `.-* • ,
1 . - ELIZABETH geOTTt:K,I: lee:
.
. - • JOHN liWOMHI._ - 4
O t t?, Bent rebraw7 01, iiei,,' 1 ---•
~ . ,
blest — PIZSOwe—
iiis - 4 s., s s s
,'''o4o,2 t : : .
Jens: , ' 4! -1 .
Sse‘ ax.. ,
Rad:
Me ,asscirttnent at low orkso. - -- . , -_i - 1
0 r441 ' "PXR- ;— . 1 04 1 11 4 i"4:;4 1 0 1 . .*;
to sell loirAnsiiiiiiiri4en oppostsroitt -ii 7, t
,ter seleetiond.= .- j ''- - •.-' ELATlEmailla- :, -- •
eir.
' .44/701/11,AZT,Ittitier'.111*In,4111 , 1! -
ice: &xi ••i: ; • .._...44 , &P,r l;
anactaili . r.i44464,l*gbt *el- ;liii - !
not and 'pinni4, tonundersoin. '-gi...11 - & .u." lam. i
. Montrose, Mai,'lBs4. _ 1 , [ . 1
S
ths kriitAipt*st stockg:te"
:"
OtlCat In the cop% Is now to be U fa
itoreit B.'Ci t,
..A An PBICES it prrate,'itierY *di itrid." - W
'XL/ kJ 200 pieces of la w ßailin; aridßeragek: - . -
tu rsir
100: pieties 'of NOW, Oki oast 11" ISO pli42'-
'ees of .Idnen, •
,Deßaige. ' - 14Meo; Ws, •
men, other patterns of Silk, P' 'Ark" ) ; JlLva%
lin, Cambric ar.,, in variety sultieleip to =
and. !nil be sold at the ;owes . l rat tis,,by_f •-. , . I _
.... .•,, .\ • • ' -
.. ,
, .. .
'Groceries .
LAVE Imo; sad *will - captions e tc bwiabl to in* •
than at any °thee ,hbutax : in Tow* A. VW • •••
,tooro of that a:calico; Tesifor
*dick et =grey 2 0 pounds fo;
hoes. •
vziat supezior lot Wortietes, ithalea!„ atvlCldl-:
dree . s, shoes, punTs, broSana_
for We
- I . lard-Ware i,
QXkLL STOCK-eoneiderabe More Crocke ry:4S .• •
--
1 , ..7 Glass ware. Nana Ind Ginsk plentyi c ker States -
tbl ir
and waie ;Pleuglts, Drag Teeth; 13pronil ,Sp . ; ,
Thimble Vtakott 13oxe.a; iron -- Senehlfstrewe; : .
Chains; ired Cords, "Egan slot& and Tooo4 - 1M; - ; . -
will :be sold cheap by ' ' '.-- '--- ~. GRAMME& '-,,
Beady'Made- Clothing 'aint'Clotlani:'
To
n i trANTITY and quality notsurpuiaedlntkfa .-
W ket; and as for price, aill ask IS, tliat-thosc :7. r
.1
west will,be, geed -enough - to call and guest - 1 - t • ,
- *,- .. s7 . - "l=- ,‘ . , MANDLEti ~'
.
. Book.p and go te.tionery. : , ...[
~ / i,
QpitooL Booka of almos teteryldnd; Blank 800* ..,
1
1 , 4 t
I.a` Mi a
scellaneous Books, /anti* d ToiBooka;
ter, Cap, Note, Wrapping and Wind Yaw it -' i .-.
~ : r--: - .. .. .. • CHANDIZR':„ ' ..:'
Faney.Artlitles. • • 1 ,
111,GE assortmentChinkß
.artheti f Mime;
L,.Tin• Paper Papier-3fache;-. Leatho,-Ivory _ •
otber,Pan9tp of. bealitiful.ilesign d 4uan
Cloaks, port-monies, Baskets luiltEloxes,
Y
' \ • ' -• -CH
• , - - Flour:.'
OSSTANTIPI on baud, tlie '"gbitrof
C
Varrels and sacks, warr,anted of thibest
or no ale. - •
A new' Buggy Wagon of excellent &dab and
for - sEde'e.beap by • • - r ' F:43. ClUblE
'AprU,14,1854. •
Paper lia'ngings. . '
1000 r P iEC
eceil.Tl P Eird e ' r fLt g eVel azi E 4 ra l Vit
of k F. B. uipiNDL
• . • ortalble Deski. - •
A FINE assortment of Writinv-Ikoka, Work
- es'anct Port/Olio; for sale atthe'llooir S
Xpril 19.1 ' CIIANDL D
. .
Administratris.'Notice. .:
NT,
OTICE is hereby giv,en to alrpe - .ns inde ,
IN tn the-:estate .of. Andrew Aid.' .Fs„,de '
t
late of, Herrick 'to call and *settle th.' • ecottnts
ritediately i - and persons' having . .•1.. apuat
estate will t them duly attested f.r seitlem
.• MA GARET .It. GIDDIN t El, A.dm
Flerrick,-April'26; - 1854.* ";•• '- '.
Ne* 371ilgord Day and Bbk..
VirilErt i begiimthe.firstAreti atillay *
Tuiticiagn $1,50 to ss,octperqOarier eflO w
Music, / drawing, , &e. 1; extra. Board liv#ll
r roOm
washing $1,50 to 2,oolper week:. t
Itxt`..ll OSBOL
f
AC' ,
1. . ~
. . ll4,
f -- ItAGR W.41k1fTE.16 1 ..;- : 7 " '•i. i
• ktq - '>. '
"DUNG RiTEIiSITELIi engaged ,1
ni theitneonfan , il4 -
1 / tuie of piper, we 'will 'pay,to Cot n.try Kenfaitill,-i',- -
and others .having Rags for sale, more Oct," th,t,prliitti .
en: incirket price—CAsh.-: ,.- ~ ' i - .. - '
- - ,4ESSUP. & MOORE, Paper tacthrepi. I T -.
4 ,
tt..
.1 5 BILADELPHIA--NOs. 24 8124.26 . N0 " - 11-
(Ist Street belcivr.Arc.b;"between sth tkAd . 6tlt.) litniii '
1 -
cr 3Plford r :Apr. 1
• •
NESV GOODS
X 4 ARGE stock of Spring Goods
the store of B. I
MontrOse, April,,l, 1854.. I ,•%
•
' .• ' • ..
FOR SAL-E.. It -- ,_--.. it C"
ATONE 'HALF. ITS ORIGI/IL Ary COST u --
'it
, .„
A GOOIS..CAMERA; and all thib, a apparaT -•-
:M. tus for takibg Dagaermithies:' ;
,pply . Kari. 11
• arite ethariber cobtkolea to co i pv the faces i') I '
citizens and. strangers, at Ilia 'roc!" . Odd Felloirat
Hall.•= ~ ,_- - - .- 18. DEANS. ''J
t
• - -
FISH: - 1, 1 I ; I I
AlApoCKEun:" by
y C he 4:
In. glird qt reeds g,qtTs t i l kl l
by , • DEC YAt READ. „i •
3t - it,rose, May 10,.1854: , 1 I
Tict fri
• '
Time C h ang I i•- 1
. 'e# l . , •
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA. AND WESTER! J f
f 11. 11
tlLoAli.l i
i j - '
• : spnINO A'TtR.OOEMEN, ! ' -
iital l L .
N. N
and after Workday,. May 8th,11854, - am
'.3 Passenger Trait:LlCA depart fralimegerlin: 7 , ,
9.'10 A. M. • , , / iliz
Arrive at Great ,gend at
Connecting 7ith tbe day expy - t P" . 0
...,...alecung. nun .......
West on the N.Y. , , at E 8., R.
Return wOl leave Great Bend
Day. Express trains from New Irl
riving at Scranton, at 4.10 P. 11 . ;
• r The Freight Accommodation'
Cur attached will leave,Serantol
log at Great Bend at 6 to. V.: •
Returning, will leave Great
*atviife at Scranton -11.40, it: it.
' • Stages will he in waiting on . th%
.ger_ trains ai Scmnton, to - co ne; iti,
kaindale t Pittston, Wrilkesharrt, 1 _ _ -a a via.
t it
Reading Railroad; Easton and all o er. intermet _
The trains we: conned with :writ' . -d' &part fi erk l 3.
New York-and Din:kirk : as follows: . ".: - , ',-/ i '-,;':
_ Bay Express arrives at New Tor Il i tt 1:32 'a.'.4. lOU
departs- from do, at 6a. at. - Gam 'train arrives: 4i
. Dunkirk 10.40 P. 31.; arid departs: tia• di's,. it 1.25 4,4,
at. "Night ExPress arrives at Ne* .- Tiark 10.0; .11.:.1,114::
and departs from do, at 6 p,. m. Sane train artf.veitkaC .
Dunldrk.l2..l2 P. at., and i departs it .:10 a.; * ltta'A',.;
Train •No. I, bound west, Olives at Dunkirk - 6.08 p..at i `i;
Thoae wishing to avail themselves Itifthe.Night.Elt4(-:
press both East ttaillYest, 'or the . Idad:tralit wed: tao.. •
i
-the N. &, Y.'- Erie Road will take onVAeCommodatil -
train, which leaves Scranton at L - 14 1 6 ;W: . Ili
wishing 19 go in the 'Da_ti ExpreaS e ther.east or -w - - 1
win take the Mail Tassenger Train, at, laiehorta
9.10 4. at: • . ' -- ,-. ti -' - -
, D. H. DOTTErcErt,
Suwon, * - Ety 6, .1852.
:NEW 43100
MITE subkriher; pre now receiving: an nnumm#Y . ,:-'
• 'l. large and-desirable stock of 1_ • , ' • . . -1.
• • Spiliw G
and Summerl 00d5.., 1 : 1 -.
which - they pre prepared to offer tti their -difselditi.-
idS t
and the people of this ; onntry,generelly,it exceet — liok
~
ly low priers. ' They - were bought! for i Cash - . a
considerable decline in market ;" a nd will .bas . 1
at corresponding pricoiVant Of time renders it , =" -
emery that we,should refer our customers to the ad-:.-_
v'ertisernettni• ed`our neighbors, fo r, 1 mall partiO 4,1' '
the riatietY kelie by or...,Suf fi e it lo guy, our 101107 1
tient was, never betten . nor metre elttentdii. ~ ~1 I: , .
1 1 • t - . • 13R.ITLEY 4t I yil ' I, - 'f.
1 Clover and Timithy Seed , illttl, gutter . —;.
BENTLET:StREAD. - I'l - -__•;____-. / ..1 -
' Hams-and S4oOldero • for sail I . I Y • *ENTUEIi I le
Sole Leather,: tipper do.' and 1 :Sidnalo, l i a
good 0001cl:of...Boots nod -Sh.. • imlr;iitlzWy
,
Ito* Goods avid WeW Al f irmamfellik II,!
__ at the itettAT:Peyfitere. -, t -
*35
?PIM' nadafioe4l - eksidd, respeetfay
' -I2 - the fa** ftt tbey have en into i
#t• -16$11)ieroantije business at "Read of, nt;
poen, Led tho the business * l .l -. iireoftexbog 14re d
'4looriodei,lbe name of Rai; '
, i ik-Wett. , W4la. 1,
viVi4Ol-7eld Men4a. and the pa ~ t igenerdly to en 1 ,
incli eall before purchasing . •l'es and ,ititelopr, ~.
cheap good. emit be blugle,ifee,ca ~,, Wetoial I
received a
•g OO4 ailSOrtMeat :oil e ie G 9Elf 4t b
maces oefitenk complete, which a pledge ..1
to ea as cheap the elseapest..' lA^ - 1.. }, I
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