•••• 1 - - . NEW' GOODS. -] -
vels „ h , c i,n ) rt have taken anil.fittett lip Om - pew
`building on the Rest side.of Public A7enne, tiotfciors
til
001-e'Searle's otel, and are. .now.receiting a hirge
~,,,j well select assortment of % .. .. ,
IFall and Winter Goods. • -
, 'Their stock i, almost entirely '.21 - 1.11 1 ; having saved
but 3 'ery few goods from the late destructive' fire
ig a comprises' i
heir usual variety of DRY GOODS:
' Rn eeies, Crockery, Hardware, Drugs, Medicines;
. twins ,. Oils, Dyestuffs, Boots, Shoes, -Leathers,`Glass, •
j o -elry, Watches, Silver Spoons •CloCks, Yankee
Sotimis, &c...&"7... - We are thankftifor the patronage
hitberle bestowed upon us, and trust that our .'cus
,,,meli, find the
.public generally, will not fail to.give
v s a chll in our van local ion, confident that we, can •
• Fa ppl, them with goods on as favorahleAerms as liere
oforel.4; BENTLEY & DfIAD -,
dim trose.,.ls vember :SO, ISM. • ' • .• • '
—l- ' 7.-- ,... . ' VISSOLUTION. - • .' ' . -
111 r. firmb!reterfore ~`;sisting under '
the name of fI).
IV Lathrop & Co. is this d a ydis,:olved by mutual
1
-consent-The Books and accouubv - are in the hands of
P. R.! Lathrort for
,colle.ctioivand„settlenMnt. ' Those
indelled to th • late firm w ill call ; and settle. at their
carlieSt possilde convenience -•-
Montrose'2,Col 29
- H - I' ----- . - NOTICES' ':- ' ' --- '
. ,
TO F rnscutrum.....would reipectfully. infolin his
frieMEs aril the: public getfittitlly thailds, stoek of
,s .O l l is now complete in every Branch. "Thankful
c ot p., firors, he intends, byselling,G 0 OD GOODS
A T to II" P I ICES, still to merit: a share of public
pgniNage. Respectfully," F. B. CBANDLER:
• .cianose, .1% vember 29, 1g54. . - .
Dress Goods.
r i ,, , gateo, • from -10 to 02 cents per yard.
Pello. ' ..' from 10 to 25 cents per rani.
1 . 116 14 ,• • •••!.. / ;front 19 to 100 ets. ,per yard.
rdstS...s.... I .. . frOnt 4to 124 per yard.
.. from: 6 to \ -9 ets. yer yard..
.11",r6len fV,oods and..Teans: in every variety from I.il
rs:asFo Pad)Olper. yard.
llendy-nsade'Clothing,
A Try large stock.- Ilaving purchased at 'this.
t F all e,hen the pressure of the money market is so
auk] consequently bought Low, I think
,I can
Nst:p...s'ell the same quite as effEAP as any of my
u;-;.;11,o13.• . and see..
Noi . eMberl F. B. CBANDLE.R.
_ i __ - _ - • -1 1' •
-. i . BOrkS and S;atiOflerY• '
'
A I'll'ltt T' r lTiety of Books; a few fancy Clocks ;—•-
YapsofYehdwarka and Knnsasy Maps of Erimpe• show 7
in; the seat •of war ; Pocket Diaries and f ilm:lt:tacks,
for 15.5. , 1 I .
The NtiwsMoy, - Yankee Stories,
truth Life In ..New York; Beautiful Annals, Gift
La F plighter. • . Books for - theliolitlays,
- i &v. AT. St F. ;B. CHANDLER'S.
- j - 11416CIFIITES,- as talltal, lower than' cart be
I Tikonftitt In this town: ?I
Fair Sonar, I , 61 cents;
Prime Tea,' - • 50. Cents, ..
Prime VeffVe...- ...:'.... ~..'.... ~.1•2-11 cents, .
Sze : - &c. at ' .• - F B CHANDLER :a
--L____.•__ .:• . : • -----;._._.
' 1 , STOVES rf4
,T4I!tIES I! : • / ••• •
TtTE sntos i cribers heg s leave . to infOrra the citizens
of Bmoilvit and vieinity tat they. haTd just ye
reite'd a lot Of ; Storrs, which the . y:-Offer. for sale as
row as they can be.pnrchased elsewhere in the eountr..
ALSO—A lot of STOVE PIPE. and Elbows Of the
clitTefent site?, at‘mmnfacturers priers. - _ •
iii•INTEL —Old lion, Copper,' and Braris,•in ex
, c hanl:e•for Stoves or other goods. .
.
--- k -i XP.l";zioel:7:4Witite':.r ItailS•jtist ri-,:i,llid.
,3.fer• sale :ow by SMITH d: HEMPSTEAD. .
TED,
1,4 Kl 4. bush. Prictf.A.ppies,
1,000 ,hash. 13;ickw•hcat,
500 " Beans, , '
at the higire;4 market
WA ,
of Oats,
of Corn,
of Rye,
etc of l'artri
for go
„
t:, , :4y quant
in ext,l
.ods, by • .
.NI/TH-k. HEMPSTEAD
ON , ~;4
Isylvaitia '
,THEME;
,TI TO SUBS,CRIBE...\!<'.:
s ul ):,3crib cm' t o ,the*t
re4t.ions why we sholijd•
ESN/
W e want
anl
)lavi
lst—lt
riNhzir.z that
rekr;cock, and
4k.
Lr e:qi: paper 'published at liar-
Foppprt the Administration.ef .TAxEs"
cipp,lse the inhluitieB . of Franklin Mercer
.
to is Pi
I tproaching Session of ths.l Legislature,
!•csuliar construction, will lin
and we will p_:ive a'cotTect history of
u , aal, iaci res
i. 7 1.0.);..i.it)
I kl-pr.tv Fl
!re been deprice , Vbf-two or three, thou
through the influence of the 'omits
t 751:1=ters • - •
Ntiting C.131£116N
inch P.:nnsylvania and her citizens will
'Op
pia , . nu
. .
-+.lrrminafiug warfare against
Tnia , n, , / a•I•9 Poliaral Roman Cathnl;-
the 21 - r bra,
adv.watt. immediate and stringent
, a , ikroz witZi referbnee to the License
1 , •• l'iCtiV't
=r?t4m. and
Lpii+a
'dint of t),fri
and heart and hopes fixed
f:init• 411 all that in this, our
hnt ..:Inieriearis lf. plaerd on
Guird;" an) ail in pronliiini the extension of:the
io:t)ibirioa-o , uth f9r..igner.l as shall land urlon our
i n ,,,,-, a f t o r - S.-,:,, to :21 years ;—wc hall oppOse the
„. 1 ....i,:ir, : , (4' ..lv..,•ry to the: territory now free; and
tetti for :11,1- iinna:iliato A baition of, the Boord nj
. 6, 1 41 rowinli..v: one rx,. and the speedy Sale of all the
litd)li'elr:,rkf: bile: / ging to the Commonwealth: '
Thib. R .,wq
approve or see proper to tolerate the
a', , jve prillcr,r,l,- can hare our paper on the following
tent.-. 4 and 1e , . , ,,:' who cannot, had better withdraw
tlifirnippori :Ft once, for they may rest assured that
‘,-•‘ i;!Iii! "t4ke no st..p backward t c '• •• 1 .
t ) . 14 c 6 l l u j
.', "Yl , ll - , per annnm,....: ...... ".....
If 0,11 , 10. th , time of subscribing,.....: . . ... , .. 1 , 56
Fula- tople.s,to cue address, paid at the tim--e of .
1
7-
siillscribiu .: , , ' kik)
T..a;Copies. ..d0.: . . .do.. .do ' 12,00
•02e:•copr;s?nii-weekly, during the session of
.i
tat•Lec'.-1 turi., and weekly the In:lance of the
~
Ttiar .7..1C . r 11 11111111, . 300
.I?i , :e L d in adyance, • - ..: , ,
2.00
37Let it he distinctly understood that we want
E,9 - b4.6criptihns that interfere with Local Journals.
~ , . 4 m'an that oes not take his county paper; and pay
f O 7 isat that. cannot hare ours at • any price, if we
knew it, S LIEN MILLER ik.Co Ilartiantrg. Pa. ' •
' STOVES AND:CASTINGS CHEAP.I
' A few Parlor,,Sltop..Cooking, ancl:' l 64 Stoves, on i
hind , and will be sold cnzar to closet-bent ont.- Also,
Irort Sinks gogs-troughs; Butte* . Sink ?Traps; *or- j
I.ters, Sled damps, Bunch Screws, Dfor Squeeze, i
l &c., on 4, 0 7"' Two Horse Wagon Boxes, hfrproved Pat
,
i terns, ,e , rst rate Ttaritso.LoilE,SprOut'S Wagon
' Springs. .The , .abh+e, with many other a*iclets in that
'4 , • 1
, line ; will be mild cheap, Please, call-at` i. .
1
Montrose, NOV. - 0, '541.] F. -B. (111AlliDLER'a.
. ' • ,
I '•
'• ' DISSOLUTIOS. i., 1
irINIE firm Of 'Thayer & Crandall islthiSi.day,dimory.
_ I. .I... \ cd by mutual consent. The notes end accounts
A4mintsiratoes yolaice. I are in the•hands of Doct. Crandall, :Who is authorized
NTOTWE is hereby given .that letters testamentary Ito settle the same. • . ll. THAI ER.' i
-.. upon the estate of Alonzo Bryant'. deceased, of i -", llonttose,' Oct. 30, 1854. ' B.
.4'. CBAND4L.
- 1
Jack on resi . uship, have been granted to tbesubscrib.' , l .
im
er. ,la persons indebted to said estate arc requested. ' i AndjllOtr's iliotike., ,', - -%,..
to' Mak.? innitediate.pay.ment, and those having claims i - THE Undersigned haying been - appobSed an And-,
up o rt said estate to present them duly attested for set: 1 itor to 'distribute the proceeds Of the sal `of the Real
tlemenc -- CHARLES TIM4LEY, Adtu'r. i Estate-of Daniel Lang's-tat, will attend to* . 4he duties of
Barton" Nov. 21, 18x1- • , I- la app+tment at his: office in. Montroie,.On Satur-
- ' ------*- '- I day the 18th day of . . NOvember . neit o aq - LO'cloCk' P. '
A Chanceto Make Money. __ 1 Sr.,.at 'which time and place . ail pertains interested in
.1 pilonr.AßLE AND HON - - ..4".4 ORABLE .f. I said fund are Lequired . to present their Claims. or be
- Pi. 0.1 - .4./8.N7l - r., •
, I forever debarred therefrom.
'I'LIE subscriber is desirous of having tan agent ins' October 18,,1854.• ' W. H. JESSUP,- Auditoi.
I ! each cdunty and town of the Union. A capital 1 ---- 2 ' - . .7 • ''"" ' 2. • ' -1 --
7 . ,
o..rnm ,9a to $lO only will be required, and anything i New Gtiods at itilie Read` llsy Stoic.
like:la n efficient', energetic man can make front three i . '!G., &:.- W. 11;:}11.litIt . ' ~-• •
tt' tire dollars per day ;--indeed, me ° N he a. ents . 1 TTAVE ju t ,st received their Fall itoak (of donds,.
t , owiemr . kioyed • • are realizing twice that surn. Every Ti. whiell' they are
,prepared to sell tie heretofore,
ilel l mati°ll ' win i' '''' * en b 'Y 'address i n g ( N )st P aid ") -i on the most fit 'ruble terms-for ireadr p.iv. '••
1 ,- ' _ - WM: A. KINSLER, . '
Box 601. Philadelphia, Pa. Post Office. i . The additions Made to . our fOrtnerpulchases, give.
~
,
* Elm . (loops: .•! vorablv adapted to the want of *be people of this vi,'
A Freo 'arrival of Xein Goody, .h • I , cuuty, • Our stock is etimprised of-Dry 4.6, Books
le IC 4 IV F-1 and Stationerv; Ready-made Clothing,-114ts and Caps,
!-. . .
• 1 1 will 81'112.erY (heap.
1I"E have, :a large stock of Staple and FaneV Dry;' Yankee Notions, a full stockof GocootnittiS,'Flour, Galt
-1 1 ( .2 , 90;.1", 5 tell we . IT111.51:31 chea p. ('all and I ice. itc. ,-, - - r •• ' -.....P. . ' , •
ncniat. ,' '• -,. . ‘, '`,...i -,•• . -
If -Our Mends Will call,upon us, we 4111 . convince
1 ' Re v.:trade Clothing. ' _.. -r,
1. theirl that the r.a4, pay system is the goost adian
!, t
..ti ., ,_ ua pepav et. to clothe' according tothe ;I tageous to ail ;mon-Spited: G. 41. IV. If r,uT,LER.
74..k . , at i )4e, V. F. ITA VE A _Lenoir saws:, wins? IN-N 11,Ontrose, September. 21,, 1854.. ••,i - ; ‘.:
..
- . 44-I vERV tow :, Call and examine before Pur--1 .' • ''''- -: ..
. • '-'-- ' - '' .--1 " ----- ---'
-
- • c , l•-lig . -_ Also, a hum! stock 'of , Cloths - Cassime.res.„ ! . . FACTS FOR TNIE 'PIMPLE.
~') . :?'', s t;lii. e ti.r, . Tweeds. &c. 4e. -faCt, our • Mock r tqlt.subsciiher i 4 carrying on the f.,' All:MAK
:.!,11:11;IiitelLI etarmlete. We? invite the attention oli X. 11,..W.:186 - ,S7NESS ill 11l 'it- 4 'mei° ' b r a nc h e s at
riten_vsino to our stock. All kinds of produce i thethair and Ware ShOp - in, Barfield, here May be
.lai.enu'lianexch.?„-ige-22 .
for goods at rash paces. '-
t'• nts!,Nuv ' , • 1 1.614.11 0 1
,greater rilrietY • °t
Wiridtcir.
• Ro
c
king
A. , . , 11. A WLEY 4- MATT. -.I Clap% than at any other establishmenti :the county ;
l i r ilso Ylag . anti Cane Seats', Harems ; ' „.Loung,
es, SOWS. Tables,.Standit. ice.4.7e„„idi . f which .will
t be mild at the 4owest prices at retail, ( - , whoiesale„:.
I with short notice.} All w4 . ,k warrantid well p rofits , l arid , of good ritaterird. ShO f
rt enedittrojessifiprofits'
1, willihe.tny motto, • P r - tiemiomitratiOn 4 the ehov,,e
'.f.ci.i . , please call at toy eltOln Hartakiisitiage.
te a . - ' .' - AL NV GIEPVOOD:
I.
:r lialfa* Oc • ,i 2, 1854. '': ..-F ' : lit-Ifinta
; 9 1
if Ili,
onuding Dificlo%ure: , • -
S is again in thelrallOring hneriness.-,
therefore, who..have 'enough of the
e to encourage leopii-e induitry and desire
will please take notice. His object Rill
hose who employ him, and receive a re
abor: Shop over Hawley & Moft's !store:
November 20 4 I 8.,A4.
-C, ptincip
4 ...:stice.L.l,
"Icifc , r his
simtrose.
To tte• People Of Stittiqatehan.na
13EIN, 1 • County. . .
TI °lie (4 the. grkAll4:;:t'sulferern b) . - .the accent
stl: de.:itructive lire is lloOtrose, -,ll.7:ving 11)8t m y
re-hiaue an n:Tarly fat 6 1);mv - oip, I hare not
o,wever
.given over. to deair, hut hare tai
4
sOre moth in the lower part of the town, find door
tort] : or kuvier's Liot,l, law
.which I have priced Mee
.a:L.II ilea s_aved from the tirt• aid will In the entree
fel i j ver" . l nhort time fill up - the 41,3 re r4than entire
;T:w st., - . 11 of 1.,..-.4.0fh
qlb e b yos . :),-,!. e nt to W Int4ttion 1
27t lippy • to hee 411.1 N• r iic on my old custotuen3
• tlj: the 'kailie..gell , e-alii um) will -favor meovith a
. I have rt,..,..,11, - .. A 1.,
...u. , v qt ,, 4 1,0 tit, ,F."—:'
• !in 6 .l. , : ilitiniA to ivzvp a' 1111.174' sTohE, fin d to
t- -- , y a gvAKI aslioittA t t of 1),..475, t hy/Zia...a'
.' 1 8 ,
r l''.- 'p
Ofii s : ;rertyfetr-city,
if ihury, YIJJ;keC , 4,Vittit',4l`?. :Ind" all so .'of Fa ..
41''',(1., c..k.,"asci e n;••• I kept before the fi re s - whit!
1(v0r,,..(1',..14.! earaiL,v,;of. a life tiine iwan hour.
iliontroF•i'. Nov.. 23. 1ii.54. u ABEL ) lUREF.I4 •
;'.l ' ' l 'l S.
.
V. every Imm in{kbted to me please
I
~, . reratmapt me 'itt - tttiA - Inv-time of deed,
u; to nip the a L oto‘tat dt ro
;.:itn ediately.
,• `''''. l ' ll. "-'r -'. :A.TURFIEIf.'-
.
& E. Baldwin,
TANUFA:CTORERS O,F SADDLES,I4.II.I4ES,
I.IJL Miunks,W,hips, kn., In the Boone nfSeirle
Hotel, Montrose; •a• • • , [•- • ,
Ilf 14.1ITTILSON - & SON:
A ray belound in S. S. lifulford'i3 - 61 d iitore, East,
L side of Puidie Avenue.
Mononse, Noi•ember 15 - , 1854.
• REMOVAL: i
EELER. o,oDDARD,'since . The lace fire, inai . d
be , found i 1 the BASEMENT OP ,SIN A R,L1, 4 4
_HOTEL. Notwithstanding the unpfeeeidented rsi
pidity tith whiOh our Mock of Boots, 13hileN
went off" on tile morning of the fire; w4still have
some on hand,ffid shall soon he well sup lied again:
KEELER * STOBDARD.
Montrose, Notember 13. 1834.
- NOTICE: H
THE sulticribers being severe frufreirerii 'from.the
1 late diiastreizs llre, have remoredi with *hat
little remains of their stock, to the ndw linilding. on
the Avenue,opriositie• W. J. k s. - MuVoid's Store,
1 where they will be happy to see all their triends and
customers, and dope. in the course ttr
~son)e ten days
to be able to greet them with an entitely NEW
STUCK OF GOODS.
•' • ' • If • • _
.• •
We trust that some of our custontersliwho have
Been long in debt, will remember that'. thiS. : , it a time
of ...srEctit.'NEN.4)lvtrrt ra t 'and 'Jo as theil woukt be
1 done bv. • BENTLEY af4tEAD;
. '3fimirose, Noember - 14. 1854. . •
n: I. LATFIROP:
J. P• W. RILFY
NE* (loops
A . large stoek of Now Gouda of almost. evety descrip
tion landitii ,anil . will be.aold at tIM loitest figure.
for ready pdy 4 1 • F. B. CHANOLER's.•-
•;
Slontruse, -November '!3, 1854. I
_, • bISSOLIJTION.
litireby given that the' firm .of C..D.
111 LATHROP /z Co. is this day dis.,colyefi•by mutual
clausent.. The cotes and itccount.s are in 'the hands.
91 e"...D: Lathrop for collection. Pay tip. ,
• ,
C. lIROP. •
S.- A.,yo 11510.1 T.
FULL ASSORTMENT of Tin, Slieet Iron
:LA. and .Ccipper Warn of 'my own s nianutaicture and
ui:de of heavy plate , fOr sale by:
-
• :J. DICEpIAN, jr.' •
• Nen- Milf9frl; t 7ulf 12, 1853. • 1.. I `4-
Futri. asSertment of liardware,iCarpenter and
Joiners'•Tbols„Putup Chain, and , fix(nres at '
• New Milford, 'Jtily,.lBs4.]•': DICIZERNAN'S:
ASH AND'IILINDS' of the
,beSt (Ittality, for sale
- IL cheap at - DICKEB,MAN'S.
1130 BK, FLOUR . AND ALT by the ha)irel or oth
erwise, at the lowest prices at DICKIOIMAN'S.
,
.- • ,
• Adminiiitrator's -
NTOTIOE is hereby. given that letters teMtantentary
.111 - upon the estate of Julia-..AnnPark,late of the
Borough of Montrose, deceased, hare beii . n• granted
to the subscriber. All persons indehted to said es
tate are hereby ~ requested to ,raake• intnit4liate . pay
ment, and thbse claimp upon:. sai, t l estate to
present them duly attested for settlement;
. •.• JAMES'•DEAN:3 Admipistrator.;
•
. Montrose, November 11th, 184 .I , • ,
, , ,
,
' John '; Grc . tvW Ads -
AS nature y tt•ho: furnishes the birthC and 'yeasts with
an extra coal for wiitter, • baS not Made a ilmilar pro
for tam, I have concluded -to take I:6 upow my
, fr.elf to attend to that department; ' rind therefore. I
{ think•,propee , tO antiotnce-that all shltering male bi- •
,1 peds, that rieod- new apparel, glorious or4nglorion - s,
.1 fashionable orifinfashionable, can 'have_ their wants
! supplied mid s tliitir tastes suited bymillintOn me, at
i ins shop in Montrose. • ' . ;•• • ~- '
• t'
' Gleasonls , , Pictorial for; title Year
1 : -1. . 1555. .! ii .-: ' ,
i : M. M. BALLoi:. *hi) has `.edited .the•• • ;t," Pictorial"
,frorn.lhe commencement,ou
haying bought out =the late
il‘roprietor. • Mr. F.:AIL - east:ix; 'wili conductilhis - poim
° lir and 'widely circulated 'paper on lilt; osvu account.
'Th • L - • •‘ Iturn l Wilil;Pradicalv improvq in : every
,
'respect,And will he published on finer pacier than
ever before, which quality will be cOntit4ted bence-•
! forth without -elfange.
,Many new• and pllptilitr fea
i tures. will at ones be introduced, and the , literary de
,' partment will present :Manny of talent 'and interest
. 1 beyond anythiti'g ifhas before Attemlited. ft. The illus.
i trations Will,bei• finer, and by better artistic' thbn have
before been eti - zaged upon the. papeit, sins] altogether.
the publicatimq,will he vastly impri)teil atutbenutified: ,
! . Arratigentents have been made' tor rhirsepting ,
t r• timing the ,yeaijiews of theetuost tiotab)re buildings ,
and localities throughout the t7tlit. - .41..tate1, a+ well as
giting likeness of• the most prominent richaracters...
. male and feinaln.tof artists and men cif getth.tOuch as 1 i
l i bave by their riwriliMinstry and skill, matte ft r them= . 1
• selves a fortuno and a name.. In additit4 t' these,
various nOtable',• Buropean scenes and occiirreice4 will.,
also Ise given fromm - week to week, forinink a . trilliant
illuStrated journal. - i - • 1" •
• t,
- • • TERM,S4—, INVARIABLY IN AIWA: ,UE , '
One subscrilisr 1 :Year. • ......V• • • .1? - ... 3 4 00
Four subscribers 'I year, ' • " i.,.0,04)
Ten subscribers 1' -ear,. :.. ; . ..1. ~120,90 1
, t_P,r,, , tny p'e.iston.i.ending 16 subsci . theri at the last'',
rate, will.rec,eite the l'ith copy•gratis.. Xddress ,
• M. M....BALLOT, Publisher arid Pispr etor.. • 1
Corner of Tremont and Bromfield •sti4.,• B4stoti, Mass. c
, , . • : . 7-- • " -71- •- I - 7 7- 7 7 i
'SUE " KNOW NOTIIINICS":' - 1
ITAVE'. KIcKVII4_ UP A . TERIIIIILENUSS I:
1. But; very.fortunately, the earth i4not thrown i .
frost its orbit, dud 'he sun Shiites cat, is before ; vita- 1
Wing the." Pititur,, Man."-to work at 'his tiade °f light--;
and shade in lus :usuil ., Satisfactory tri.aunir. •
- His ..ew Stock, just pttrchased, cbtupiiseevery
thing net:tut:id :desirable in "t.". 6 Daguerrlt.tty e line,
and he asks tliat you. will not forget. to eall. * • ',
• lie has also Pooh recently published 4.'pok , which
)
Will be sure to please.those who Wish gait' r ailing.
- • !W. DIrDEr r ANS.
Odd Pelldws."Ball, Montrose Pal • ' . f:
M.7W. IL J r. dies 'rent take l irtnras for ?.5.0r Lo
cents: Those trio Irish seta trash mast leo elsewhere,
.1 .
' . ~. \ ..,STOLEN. , i
rilliE pereon who took a. Orem F „ Iferiso
! L Drep I . ',' aftern from the Acre of, tilie subscriber
can have i stu soppdrtimity of returning privately::
; and i}o exprMiation ;Yolked. if dome, ; otherwise
-,eil> o ); 3 9t and pmsetatiOn 1011101Ww, . ;:the traniac
' don is ukieniumd; r - • J. un;
returning:
i 1.
-Nev 4061, octobl I. 165-1. •'. : •
,
Wall" aud ' Winterapplfl 1g . New
~. ' . • Goads -
I . NTOW, opening, A ire anti disirable:Nattetang.of
.4.11 tall and Winter Ontnificmarbsillg
oni.usua variety, ' %big' h sro • ;Me - prePalleti to sell' iou
the Inost e tartfrrahlelProts. = " BE1t41" 4; RAD , ,
Nontrk,r, October lh, IFh4. 7 I •
3Rltitrose Nov: 26. 1854
PROSPECTUB.:I9S4-5
THE :GLOBE: .
. .
The Official Paper of Congren, - and News
• paperlfor! the. People;
- Lone Bftertinielit in Atli Sketche s of
Stateimeri-who flourished in the thud of George the
Third," giveS somerentarliable examples, showing the
great loss sustained by England in the history of its.
statesmen, and of itinational progress„ through the'
imperfect . State of parliamentary reporting In former
times.- lie opens hit, life of Lord CliArnai thus
. .
• "There is hardly-any-Man in modem times, with.
the-exception, perhaps, of Lord Somers, who. fills , so:
large a space in our history, and of whom we know so
ati.Lord Chatham; and yet he is the person to
whom everyone would at once point, if desired to\
name the most successful atateman and most brilliant
orator dud this 'country, ever produced. Of Lord.
Somers, • indeed, we .can,,scracely he Said to
know anything at nil. That . he was a perion.of unim:
,
peachable integrity, judge of .great capacity and
learning, it firm friend of liberty, but a cautious and
safe counsellor in most difficult emergencies, all are
ready to ac*nowledge. hint the authority which lie
possessed Mimi* hitt cobtemportuies, the influence
which his sound-andlpratitical wisdom ;exercise over
.their proceedings, the s4vices which ho was thus en
ablcd to render in &timing the Constitution safe thro'
the most trying times, and saving us from arbitrary
power -without paying the pride of our liberties in an
arch! and bloodshed n —niy, conducting the whole pro.;
ceetlings of a revolution with alt thetleliberation, and
almost in the forms, Of an ordinarY legal proceeding,
have surrounded his nine with a mild y.et ituperisha-.
ble glory, which ; in the 'contrast of our dark ignor
ance respecting all the tiarticulars and details of - his
Llife, gives the figure .sioinething altogether Mysterioui
Land ideal.: It is unfortunately too late, by supplying
this information, to till up the outline which the snot.
-"ger records of his times have left us. Btlt , it is singu
lar how nmehol LmilCliat-htuti,- who flourished within
the memory of the present generation, still rests upon
!ante tradition. Alt astatesman, indeed,: he is known
to ns by'the events whieh history has '-retoriled to
have happened under his administration. Yet even
of his sliare.,hi bringing these about, 'little has been
preserved of detail. So; flag:mews of his speeches
have been handed down to us. but these bear so very
small a proportion to, the prodigious fame which his
eloquence has left behind it, 'that far More is. manifest :
ly lost thinuluis reached! us while of his written Coln
positioni4 but a ft* lettei-s have hitherto Wen given to
t- the world..
"The imperfect state! of parliamentarY repot Ong is
•
the great cruse , of this blank."
W hat ' , mutts• anti Chatham have lost in tame by
the oblivion of all tin mist ON ',Warts of their minds
which, wielding the potter of Parliament,eonducteil
the march of tht Got t rpm( tit during their connection
with lt, the history tat the nation has also lost for rant
of the vigor and vet its - the el;arne.is the freshness
and biautt with iticli its evtnts and their ems. s
might have been pia sensed in the luminous el npi nce
of its orators. \
I lit, grt at men who conducted our Revolutionary
struggle in the Communal Longresi have left nolus
t - ars behind thim of'thtt sit Its and et nts n loch had
their birth in their hi ate, 4. xet pt in the meager for
mula of a journal Th s f•rs id feeling of thehomin, the
impelling eiretunstanci 4 the argument the• eager con
trot ti sv which set tin subject in even'variety of
light, pi sod lig•AN nub the bri ath that gas e them
utterance and men who were not ,uri asstel in the
opinion of Lord Um ith iin by the master Firth. man
of the sorb! has t beque ithel to posterity nothing,
of the eloquencenloch guided our i itionat Councils
but the shadow of llt name." Recent mil lit mom
show= bon graphic lii tort btcomes when the actor sin
it speak fa• thetnseltc i ind °tent is this t nit ,
stamp themselves oil its pa t. Congress has now
taken care• that this ro I of genuine history shall fall
from the pees,,frill ii d perfect, day be day and thus
every pub!; man trill •in die hi, own history, and
blend' it imuOiii hal ik with that of his country:
.The Cnmagressioaial Globe andl Appendix is so " i fl
min•nis th if it can rails be read I, our b uss C I intrt
nitn partial:it during its progrtss Some ire into tst
id in one intasurt, tonic in another. Different ate
t o 15look for the too t pa t to the action of their sit
till repre_:entalives—tjle conceals of one friquentl3•
possessing no intern t for the rest—and" 3lllllA the
urns 11 li lIIIIICtIII f7l tack section, or indi ilu il to
ge at th spun il mutter most interesting to them.—
;
To obviate thts and enalth• all to get at t glance a
general view of the entire proceedings of I'm gre *
• and to fix their attoit tin on what tut their.partmcii
lar views.l will publish in futon_ in addition to the
Daily GI I I,
.11 d tl ti Congressional Globo and St pen
this, A Ti•i n.iy (om us , roN et, tam v containing a
brief of '
each 3CI) das 0 bate on every Intl ort ant *subject
di co td during the I icciolii g week, arranging the
names of the speakirspro and con , and presenting
the points disco c I and hailing ari um nta on each
side, soruyn hat i:l
_the mode in which fin I , o ‘ bracfs
are prepared.. This piper I will scud gratuitou.aly to
es t rs• sithsc ' l am to the tongres,ioicd Olt I ai d 11
IMIII C Old tii 1.110 , L. who may
.consider this s niin a
ra ..uflit lent nitlioui tl (in the subscription lame for
th s we ckls will be tn o dollars per am um
The brief tin pt of debates n ill till but a small
pieta t f the contl, t• at tl ut It II,C • 1; eel 1% sheet.lt
will contain et irt an pth tint item of foreign and do
inespe netts bendy mail be gleaned from the daily
print , during the la t•k together with that nine]) may
be brought by tehijgraph at the moment of g nog to
press: It will contain, besides, the interestin g IIIII&
cellany which is gesen t in, the Daily globe, and the
Washington gossip of the letter -d ritcrs, extracted
from the thlTtrent i mispacers which employ them,
witeritt er th v slia I hi esteemed of such import a to
interest the readtir of the Globe, and hear such prolv
ability. on Our face la to warrant their insertion.
, As this weekly I 'per wilt be sent to all the sub-'1
scribe!. of the t. ongrt Pion Globt. and Afpci tlix it
.
will cirtamlt have a more gen ril en en anon than T I- T re m " , ~
ant other in w !•1. rha the I nited 'states, and .will,!; 1 ' "nn I . 1 49 ' Iv
,
therefore,int ite ads ern. eine! ts from every section el pm. for the splint; byuo
the I.mio espeall
cis the nholt.sale merchants in the i - __ _ l 2___ (kt°ber 12 1554 - -4,_
great cities, which will give it a Id clonal inttrest with Lam,.
•
business men eveTwlkre.. T rST meets ed
The D (ILI (.i.or i ISM be printed on a •double mv t '
al sheet , twice a day tinaint the at - mos of rongre sr
I —3t 11 0 dOCk A. If and 5 o clock, a: t[.4 and
once a day, at 5 o clot k P M during the recesses, at
five dollars a eat for either the morning or evening
edition. The eves ins edition is the one most Anita
ble for -Ithacan, ewho live out of this city, as it will
contain, besides tle full proceedings of ( o ag-e.s of 1
r
the day berate published in the morning edition, a ;
full synopsis of thiet of the day, together with thel I
news by ttle,.,tapi,•and from other sources, pp to the
hour that it is pat to pre. Lso I
It still contain, a, all
;'laws and joint zesblution .1 passed tat Congress.
~ i I
The Co CHt4stkoNAL (11011 E A D tPPIADIA Ctiit 14 , 0
be printed 'on a louhlt rosid , htet, in book forum, ro) _l____ _,_
al quarto size, each mauls r containing sixteen pages 1 I Dret 4 s — liTiossals and linter Cloilna
The CoNoRF sioNat Gtoite will 1 e•made up of the t s good an wuJortment as tun be found. GOOD
proceedingsof Congret., and the roan ing debates a. LI L. (. 11 ICOIS for lefts than a shilling attar
taken down bv the reporters. The kppt.ndix will ißleached Goctl tiro vn she', tings Ticking and 4tri
contain the 3lcs i, L. of thc President of the Limited pew, tricot s, IfilSirr, Hata and Caps, Boots and ShOes
States, the Report., of the Heads of tint Exceutite Crockery, TiniWpte, Groceries, at prices that c moot
Departments, such speechts as have been withheld , lot beat, and mail) other thin,s 1, all of which we oFtr
1 tit Members of Congress for la si mn, and all the laws I a. low a. can be 'bought I). 11 .L. & CO
and joint resolution , ' pa,sed during the scssion A •‘or, 1. I
complete index Will la made soon after Congress ad- 1 S. iii,, q$ r rasp am * m o i as ,, es
jcurns, and sent to all , iiiisieribtrs for the n ork— i.k first rate alticie lower tsp. ever cold in Slott
Should any nuinist_rs fail to reach subberibers, they i LIL trose, at t D• R. 1.. ACO
) will be sent to thernotithout charge, whenever they 4 -- - ...1 - -- 1-
1
advi-t. me *hat r =ls -8 they hay e not received )r 1 1 W anted,
1( ss Bushell dGnon Dned Apples •Eggs }lnt
-1 Subscribers should be careful to tile all the numbers ter Le
—5OO Doz, good Socks, for which the luglleat• , l
I received as the complete work, will be, fountt to be nriee will be paid b
D II L 8. CO
yen valuable to them and the expense of funnelling 1 ...,„ )
mirsing nuiribtrt , rert expensive to me t
s '
The debates or CottgreAlt- ore now as fully and as,.'l' 0 li e Hoot the fudges of the Court of Qttar.
faithfully reported in theCongrsa'sional Glob, as thosr. I ter ,lenionts tit the Pence sn and for 'the 1
of any other leptlative body are in this or any othei 1 county of SO.eqzo hanno
cou t n A trv ol , ~ i v i i n i ad t v ct;he e jl ea r v d t.s ob al t d e s to n s r t e ili so cc i ti d lic f r o a r f i o n r
t os h
i ' S 1 11 4 11 n : 24 e u t c l h u aTis h s r !IT T si A ud l c V o h l u tiZ Si re ° s t tfi l i;i ni r g 1: °
conntrv, and one clef rnth of what the debate.' of tbt st nts amt lie is pro ' yid( d with suitable conveniences
conveniences
1 British Parbament art, sold for in E igland, where pa -. 1 to keep a GrOcery nit the Doro of Susqueluirnia, and
per, reporting, trpe, ond tope-setting arc, each and I that et is his Intihition to applj to the next Court of
all much cheaper titan in has country. The liberal Quarter Sessional to, he holdeo in and for said mom,
subsciaption bit(,.on,rcas enables me to sell the de for a license to keep a -Grocery, and to sell Strong
tab..' so low. And Cougicss, for the purpose of tnai t Beer,_Ale, and other malt liquors, according to Att of
I Urn, the people to obtain them at -lii 14w a rate as 1 lasetbir of 14th: April, 185 i
they can b e afro, ded, pa44ed the following joint• oust), 1 R, A Ili lIITVET
I Innen, authorizing them to go free by mail Susquebanrui Depot, 'i'ov. 3, 1644
I Joint Resolutions proruhng for the datethution of 1
I the /nes of Oar ores, and the fi ',ales thereon. J NEW FALL GOODS. ;
With a view ti) the!cheap el:ciliation of the laws OF iTT lft BRITT would invite the attention of his
1
I Congress and thi debates contributing, to the true in- LI• [mods and the pubbe to his new AM ol • den
terprttation therff4
and to make free the cominum did stock of Brodie, 11 - 001, and Cashmere Long era
cation between e representative and constitucnt t .sqttare Rhawlg from •$2 ifo 016-Lathes' #r•As
bodies ,
1 Goods, meludmiplain and tones Delanes, De-Brigeo,
Le ft resolved 1 a the Senate an I !louse • of R.-prey 1 Parnmettas 1 rerich Merinoes, Bilks, Poplins, finag
I sentattres cle thelLitited httites of intellect in cou f tunas, 4e • ' ite , itteiii ififoims and. Bonnets of pod
gress aptlne fed, That from ind after tire present ye s,• . styles, a hick In count coot' with a large assortment of'
I sion of Cougre-it, the Congressional- Globe and Ape i staple wad tin/ Dry Goods, Grooerms, eroeitery,
pewit*, which taintam laws and time debates thereon, I Hardware, Iron, Stores, Bu fah) Robes, eariseifieff,
shall pass free through the fluids so long 4... t the same Roots and Shoed. Oat* and Vaps, Painted lebtolow.
shall be pubh=heil by order of Congress Prerechd. 1 Amiss, !Vali Parer., (his estsi Paints, glee, wit be
That nothing herein ishall.titr construed to atith9rise sold on the most favirrable tt.rnis and reduced prices
1 the arculat on of the Daily" Wohe from of postage_ for cash produce, or approviiil credit \
4,pp oved, Augirt 6,1852 \ ..V B Salt ti) the barer! or Wad
TLESDA) S C - 0 4 staLUSION.11, GLOBE Inlibe published .- t New Milford, September t I )
ow
evert Tuvulay,Ad contain all thatriprom . td above; 4 l -
a - 4. ...._
it will be commenced okr a double revel di et,- but if nu NE * aeo p s I
that shall be found tint to be large cum& to contain I NEw 09 0 p ro o ut 6 , t i y rii fi.„,tet Soon`
ill the matter, their the &lett still he enlarged I . re 1 r.,
rector's) a inn ElOl4. i .I,IrD4CAR, C4)DUIt, D e
TIRMS I Berm; Tldlait cloth., Dclancs j easimcier, ke t
For one cope of i the Daily Wobe, one year SS,AO fashionable riii. , 4 cheap i
When taken for a less time, tic price will be MV 1 Sh aw l s, and &lichen, a sod NOljort
cents a month f i tneut 53744 at e. *fir 're
-For the Co•er.k.fesoat. (31 one and..f.t mr,ns doting 1 ijirra, d agenfa - edebd H at: Rex
the-conning S O Llan it t / ~• ? K M Thane who have leen teslthag for that wade dais
Where bank notes guider *5 Are prohibited bylaw, orl secomino o te d row,
atnnot be readily obtained, F stillsend two -mice i,- Co' jra(ter€4 R' t+ s yru ps ai l d4f o „
for $5, four WOO, and so on at that rate, ' bases le plenty liar• sate at the store d ,
For Tazewell Onsinainclap Gloss one year, 10,w i c, nr 97 1- "1 1 twat a sov
Fof am months . . . 1 0 1 0. 1 ''r- - J ' I*
• * * i .-... ,e
Subreripl maim' hNul than ea month mit not he 1 imigade i miv., E
retoirtdi , _ 4 1 CONSTAFTLIC ON II k!%
0 or ftwaisbed to ocdt#
()Mete for the Con , restional Globe and Appends, on a b ort na m e ,. i Lyovs L soN,
M=tl
, _.,-
I Icor for Tuesday'S Cogreseiontd'Clobe, Should be here
tby the ith of Decein r to'nectirtiill the 'nuniberi.—
' The Daily-Globe is not; in the conrse of publication,
.
Itaid will be Scut front theAty a :subscription for, it
reiLitel here. ' ' -
. :. ' , ,
An order for.al . ty t l if the Tiapers :must be litcompa
t pied by the money fgrit, els.c'tbe pader will not be
tsent. Bank notes entreat Where:. subscriber resides
will be received an:lhr. , deli s C. RIVES.'
Washington :City; * . t. 12, 18.4.
_1 ' .
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A13.14L TURRELL
ITIAS resumed th 4 DRUG an&Faucy Goal* -bus!,
'lll nes.4 in the IthiverTart„ of the town, on Maine
letreet, near Keeleo(tavern: ..; ..
I. Montrose, Noreinber . l;lBs4,.: - .
...
Adasl4lstialoro Sate.
OTICE is hereby given, that inimirsuanee of an
IN order, of. the Orphan's Court of Susquehanna
'county, there will ba exposed to Public sale on 'rues
,Any the l' th day oll ; November next, at one o'clock
P. 31. I the folleuing; property, late the.estate of Eh , .
1
enezer Cole, of the, township of Forest Lake, in
said county, deccaied, bounded!as follows, to wit :
On the east by the' Ridge Road, on the south by lands
nf A. Tilden, fornie'rly David .Baldwin, on the west
by Eli Warner andiDarid Tart* containing
. about
sU acres wholly unimproved. Thesedond piece being
that on which the decedentresidrd at the time of his
decease, bounded Ott the north by lands of Asa Ft:ti
ler, on the east by , the'Ridcze Ibitd, on the south by
;lands of G. W. Belli . ttnd oil the ,West by lands of Dor
'ace Birchen': contaiiiing about 13:acres, with a Dwell
'jog Rouse, Barn, Orchard, and itiostly improved.—
ISale to be held on theirrernisett.' Teims made known
on the day of Sale,l:! ORANGE [OTT, jr. A d •
Oct. 3, 1854. . ELIZABETH COLE, 4 °"
ra
i - fr The above .tisile is adjourtied• to Saturday the
25th instant, at the game time and place. Signed as
above. ' [Nov. .7 1854.
• OUR stocir OF " STOVES
IS NOW COM 1 ; ;L ETE—arid we would take this
opportunity to that we an show the most
beautiful and Spyinilid patterns itf Parlor and Cooking
litores to be found in the county. • Amon. , them can
seen the RetoNlog Front WO .Gothie ' Parlor, for
wood or coal, entirtly new and diidetilv Prett). stoves.
Prices (mom fixe. tO ! ten.dollars. l .; l! Of Cooking Stoves
we think it - needleS. to say tinteN onlytorionark;that
we are selling thentint our fernier prices, and judging
from the rapidity Ot Mir sales, vrc believe the public
are entirely satisfied with our *ices and the quality
of our ware'?. AVI. have "a fitly more left".of the
"Clinton Air-tight.'Elevated Orin Store," .acktmwl
edged to fie thebest: cooking stoye now in \ use. nits
sja and Engli,th StOre Pipe at dld prices, and Trim- .
'flings and. Tin Wain of all deStitiptions at the very
•
loWrqit 4,.
New Milford; 0401.er 23, IS.
. ...
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•
NEU' At 11). CIIEAP GOODS,.
1 - 101767:pt9tr!10.)-ret prandwillhe sold
,01gv. . M tlnmslei
G164,in,..04i0bee ill, 1851. ) - 4 i :
..ClotlipiCasiiinierel4 zijid Vesitings./ .
A huge. assuttineittland at.prielia lower than *e Mace
ever beon enpb.lto MTh; then!: herethfore. - -
Gib:son; Oct. 11; 1 .18:4. _' ;-. • •
- Thregs Goods. .. , .
,
A great variety ah m
d bea:fill :roles, and *linost as s
heap AS could beldeAred. U. I.ltllllo WS :k COQ '
Gibson, Oetobchl - 2; 186.1. ii li
-•••: .
_,..
_,.. • I •••
. • • . '. 4 . slack SM. 1 -
A good quality.foS4ressett at Si eente'per yard.
October 12, ISO. . 17.1i11UR1101V8 & CO. 1
1.- - Shaw . .. . .
- - ' - --
- - hii .------7.-:----1
Long and square;lvtool; inoelleand silk, very Itantl4-
sonte•styles and 14;extieinely'lqw prices. . •• l
Cetobet 12, 18111 - . U.'I3URRO lI'S & CO. 1 . -
. .- .. Troch e ---- iiiiiiiiiii - --- ------ - - - 1
Clienper than evo4)efore knovin ; beautiful pattertul
apd fine quality' of i 8-4 ftrtiche ;Italrls,'"l.upan's Piaui
ufacture, at i;'. r. •' taIIiRROWS & CO..- 1
tlibson, Octollsiii'•ll. Is3-I. 1 - - i
liajt.! State Shawls,
Thd- esniim ~ s ots,,* FINEST Qt.l4l.rrv, And ..S . EtV PAT;
TERNS, -$7,50 & CO.
Gib•Fon, Oct(11)Af; 11 1953.
1..
• f",iCarpetsi .
A good.assortmeol and hanils#nie patterns, at, vert
low prices. & CO. .1
. Gibon, October Y"; 185 E
. . . ,
'][lt iffalo
11.9bt , 5,
A large lot bf hand Some Robes a part of them whol4l,
Indian dressed's-0a very super-kit color and qualitv.l
(h .12. lUi.* 'tr. 4lußr.o 11 - 5 &
: _ • •
StiEL TUItit.ELL •
Inow reeeivig e t: a lame and di..-drable assortment
of..A7:11"(;Qolis, which pill be cold at extreme-
Is low priefis fon . reinly cash.
..The stock consisM
a * first rate asvortnient of tirtlgs, paint?;
tlye-stuM,'. dt:pggists' glatuf ware, liquors, fan - lib- -
groceries, Yanicebrpotions, jewelrY, perfumery, pock--
et knives, &c. id*: Also, the }frost staple articles i)f
dry goods, hard Ware, stone-ware, window gia..ri,
r4usical instruments and 'their Si
tures, every thlnOiecessary foe- lights, fluid, oil, and
camphene lamp:444er spoomi spectacles, gold Pe.4
s tc.; in short, tit .rly. every thing. the market affortr. , i;
ail'of which artidles will be frctly exhibited to evei'v
one who will examine i ABEL TURRELII.
3lontrive O'etotier 5- 1854.
• t
PocketAiiiives.
NOTUER spl ndid assortdient of those justly cid
.t .ehiated)Valeriille (Pocket Knives, Compri:4og
nearlyrtrry diffOcut st;des, just received and fur
sale by • i y 1 A TcRIIELI.I
Montrose, CietOber 12, 15411:i..
NOW JeW,Clry. • ;
T UST received;; a ex to,fis a v e , and desirable as-
Fortthent styles of. Jewelry, at Idly
pt ice , . for the iitijility,-byj - • • A Tl.iftllEl. - 1.• 3
ortovse, actober,l2. 18 i 4
• -
. ---
i •
• • = ' Z
Lamp,.
TCST received, a targe assoftment of beautiful pat
e_Y . terns of 641j:0i1, and: cainphene lAnsps, eandla
sticks, and all the articles, tinrn in diem,' at -
. Montrose, OCniber 12, 181 - , • TURRELLN
Just Re eared; it New Lot of t
_ =efts,.
fir all slieS aid varieties l i e; double ones - of g4Od
‘5 quality as 14 , 4 . as $.1,69. Ilroelke'rery ebeapi—
Before lon bus'4.SP upon D.IL LATHROP k CO;
- . I
nUffalo
ATIIOLE k 1 and No. 1i at
No r 18.54. t
=MEI
ELLOW ettrxwis, - I I
TOUAsve just achieved a signal tritOph. On the.
I. bkindleo- field' of ' race,- with' -Freedom, for
ylr wate h ivord and the "temr of join s ° -! or soar
Sttle-ax's have wrought a refolutitm which in
the Old lir,orld would have shaken off the crown, ;if , 111
not the itiOrd of every despot, and buried him beneath :
the shattered ruins of his 'Mtn thrones And now I
4nid yoo high rejoicings and the•juhitant shouts of .i•
, victory on every hand, I besech 'you forgenot those !
humble Companions who clung to yonr Standards in,
the days . . Of your'adversity and defeat,•and who are i
with yo t now in Prosperity and success , especially 1
, •
viour old ,patriotic friend, Tut Dxsrmr,
Who on the sunny heights of , far famed Montakue, i
Iles tnetitour deadliest enemy and won the victory too.
.Entrencfed within his gates of pearl, upon his ebon
y„ thrones,
•
Ile wean a crown of aching nerves, and Optadts in IM
-1 • Man groans,- 1 _ '
'lloUoirs 1 - ''' - tds 4-
_ .4oWs I beauty's round. cheek, clout .de • swiet .
i: ' Inttitten'w smile,
1 . Fills lint empire with tortures' no power! ! can beguile,.
L FroMithe bright brow,of childhood•stials the rose
ate' bloom, - • . . .' • ~. ' • !
1 - And amends- the visage of manhood with - sepal-
I . '-. cl rat gloom. • ' ', - • I
This foe' o rest, and health, and bloom, the worst in
I al ; ; creatitm, '. i . . 1
We sei.p4 though armed to - the teeth, and rout by tir.
liii
I c
,on. I
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And noit; Ilke Whigs:and Deinocrats, and the Knew
I • N 'thing too,. , • - i
Since we have got the reins of power, well show what
4 .ean do. ' • • '
,
wen pit e'these "Augean stables" alb! oppositiOn
I c n ' '
'tin' the - with pure . material:will . 6// th'etn.up again;
And the' gli 'hostile politicians differ widely in their .
I • items,. . . .
~ .„
, .
;' • .
Of the,contra sets' of measures that each in turn may
choose, • - -
Yet inre, ferenee •to our policy we itire*ha ll not be
, • teld - i . • i-
.
Oat nanseens filth•arid - rattenztess should be'prefened
: . to'../ . /o/d„. - - .
NOr that - when ‘ani system. has-g.own 'rotten in the
.
.;• bone . , I
The poiqrs that did the mischief shoubi not be over-
I!' ... throws. ..
Thi;
then is what- we do in the empire Of the jaws;
!re eh i tir tyrants we expel; and abrogate their laws. .
'I f•aught, valuable remains,
that-our ,pretireing pun , .
, • 1
'We cleft' se . and save it, all the rest we pull out by
" t '
emote.' -
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'Then ori'l l the ruins„ by our art, we mticOfrear• again
lAnarch . f burning Gold, witli:eolonnadeSof Porcelain.
(And no: our figure to eoniplete, we only Lave to say,
These W' ndrous transformations all are tione t foripOy.-
: . • C. D. 'VIRGIL, Surgeon DentisC .
ivue, Noreinber t;, 1554. - i . . r
Tittle Chink' itiged: 1 : •-
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t. , ARE, LACKAWANNA ANf WESTERN
. .
• . RAILROAO. : ; .- - '
• t ,1
; .;WINTEIt ARRA:46I3.IIENT :',
I
/-ANI. nil after Thursday, .Sept 21, '1154 the Mail
V/ Pa `;ii.ciiger Tiuin will depart faini SenintuTi a
~!.. !
It) 35 A 31. -
,• ' • --.• 1 • -.1. •
I . Due a Great Bend at IK. 4'. ' -' I -.
Conilqatitig with the Dailyi,F.xpressTrains both cat.
Inntl" west on the
,N. Y. tt•E R. IL which' ai-river at
New Thfk at 9.:10 P.M. and fit Dunk i rk at 11. •• I
- • ,
• Ilettirt will leave tlreat Beta on the arrival ofthe
Buffalo,W spre. bonnet Westi ; (2:14, I'. N whieli kle
-1
parts fl•a' i \ New York at, 7 A; M., and arrives at Saran
'at 4.55 ..11. . . ,i -i, • " •
• ;
•• The /. eight Accomthodation Tntin with Passenger
Cr atta lied will leave ferninort at -1 .45 Ir. u.. artily-,
ing at Oreat, Bend at G P. :M., conneetiitg with the I
• Mail Train boun d West, and I the Night: Faptess Trains
,
Itoznd both East and West. •,, . - I! • • I
Rettithing,- will . leas-J. Cheat 11ctl it. 1 . .i. It.. and .
arrive hSeruntnn. 11.3fi, A. .m..' .- I . ,1 y
• Stage , , will be in waithig i?ii the nr ri val of . 1111S.,e1i.
ger trains at, Scranton. t 6 t..Yey passangers to. Car
bondale,';', l'ittston„WilkeSbarre, Philadalphia via ; Ithe
ReadinA Railroad, Eastoh gild all other Intermediate'
places. t, •1 D. IL•DOTTDRER, Suf*?.rinteinicht. ~
Superintendent's offet., Serantan;Septj 30, ISi.i.4. •
( • t • 7 !!
I k • AEW • Otoon,s. 1 - ;I ,
4 - A.V, be found at the stare of F. B; CIIANDLER
1‘_,..111_ i large assortment of Useful, Othantental,itand
4 4:alley Goods. Having heekbotight Wheir the Market,
was atlis lowest stall, theyiwill consequently.be ,sold
at the very lowest rates fotilletrelfi Puji. i .
1! • . 1)1t1 - 1(40()IIS:. 1 ' • !I . •
- • - ; ,
sill:4 17.0q1, and COttoh [Plaids, Mains DelleYs,
l'aramptta, •flinetiam,-and !other stylas.l, -PtintS in
- ~ •!
. great 4-arietr: . I , ! . . I
• Al,,i'rl'FlS .kNIik . ABSI - 1.1 - 1":11.1..,'.. 1 .
. . .
Jean and Tweeds of ahhost every . tyle, and will
be sold at a very small ittlYhr.ce.
• 1 Ift.EA I . IV-111 • A l'A; CM111NO:
. , t
A lame addition t o iuy stock of Clothing., making
it aslltrable as any in 'ibis market', ; Coatt from
$2,50 t , $25,01. Shirti, Wrappers; CollarS,A:e.
. .
. . - C1110Cli.:ItIES. I! I.
...I
-: I. •
*A large quantitj. on 'hand.; and will ha sold, as usual,
lower tlmn any other shop In town.'
:.,• , I. •
. "I. BOOTS AND SEK) FS.` •
. ,
Leather, salt, sheetings demo; , stripes, tickihg,
bags, tih ware, hardware, nails, croalicry,-fluid, phos
gene, ant:Thane, tke.,—all of which will hesohl at the
lowet prices. Please cill,•and see. I ' I
IOOKS AND STATIONERY. - I -:
115. ) f.,
A ' 41 supply constantly on bandil of sehool,lfan
•ey; i
i4ellaneons and blink Rooks; IN letter,
~. ote,
scrapping, post-oilice., blotting, tissn and printing
Paperld.blank Cards', eolorad and plain, 'envelopes of
all kl , '-'• "s and Ifarristfri's Ihk,l*c. &c., at'
DELAM'
DISSOLUTION. 1.
TlIE; copartnership heretofore known under,' the
•-• name and 'firm of ge.wtdls ltroth&s. iu thesash,.
Blind ;and Door boldness; thi's daY mtunteon
sent and agreement dissolved.
• , GILBERT ICKWELL,
Lute:shorn, July 11, : 54. 3 H. K. NBWEI.I.. . •
The subseriber would resipectfully 041 the attention
of tho'se who wish to purchase anything in his line of
•
business, such as - '
• Sisk Doors, Shatters and Blinds, '
Cabinet Ware of variens - kinds,'i
BOvatis, Tables, and Secretaries,
BOstends, Stands, c'hairs . an4 - Settees.',
Aisn; Ready-niade Painting and Glai.ing,
if regbired. Country Produce and Wither -taken In
exchan,ge. Terms, ready tsty
Laoesboro, July 15,1854. iGILBEHT,NEWELL.
D. A. L. & CO;_
•
FAIIIIIS FO
SAID
rIORE subscriber will act as agent for taiying and sell
ring Real KmatA,--Farrnl Rouses, and
cated,!io Susquehanna Count* Pa. All 'who with to
offer their property Torl=ale',ean fire a minute deserip= .
tion of their Farms or Loti inflows ;I Niimber of
acres; how many - improved; .and how, watertal, tjuildr
ings, Orchards, grafted or common fruit otherl fruit
trees; and the nearest point , to the It W. 'O. R.
and' &E. 11. It. .1 i
6tl firmion the list, 43.tinsold. Ily. calling on the
aubsekiber a minute deseriPtion, priee'aud terms eau
be - • •
Mice on st. 4 doors ;west of Main st.
Mohtrose, Augtist 15, 180. A. BALDIVEC.
. .NSW 4OODS; .
0. LEE, AT r3IONTIOSE DEPOT, has jtuit re
so; ceived a • new supptf-of Spring and SIIIIIMet
Gootisj which' will be sold 'err low for cash or farm
produce.
‘2 7- ittiffqis — fi.fewiltkvnit Sugar for one-dol
tar.at • J. C. LErs . s c . Store.
r, Coffee, ~ 3lolasses, Fish; Ri4;Mtd. 7 GrOCeiiiti
if all kinds, very cheSp C. LEE'S.
• Wanted, .
NY' quantity of Eggs ht 12 cents per dozen, in
exchange for goods al. I,EWS,StOre,
-•
AN.' -quantity of Batten's 16*eratit'per pound, in
e 4 aeharge for (toads as, J. C:"Ltrij . New Store.
Fll.ll - 0 - sit wishing' to pni+hase foiAsh, or .ip•ex
'-.lLi ;change for barter, wilt find it ti their interest to
call; nfid examine toy stock of (ion+ and pricy for
IheMselres. For barter of all kinds highest prie 7
es May at all . times be relied on at LEE'S Store;
Ninitrase . (DW • - •
• '• •
MIME
1! ,L "• PUMPS: 'PUMPS
.77i Gientext linproillizeiit of th,e Age! *C. - ,
lL: ll'illiantz' Iloubte-Activ Rau leave .
t .Form, and Lift Pumpai-- . 1
,AI
.14 improvement ; above atj otter Omni!, os ina,'
.. , j, shines for Lifting, thrOwing, anSI carrying water,
combining botti• A .r4aw *ld: a ;flit "Engine. 1 This'
runipl, patented In . Pelsrnarii,-, itSii4,, is the whole Of It
metallic. No' bolts . Or screws aboutlieto ritit, l gootter
gnatitly it will loot a ntan'sllik elms'! ,It can be used
in oit, ryi - etlety of , fume . -+O4 dill* water from any
sitiaition. s canY ii - to any par t ' ¢ 0 ,4 buildin g . .It
'1 ,4 stiP v erSOF to ell other Pumps for ' Merles, Aper,
l i t
' itill, Prannerles, - Brick Tinxls,-I,ronWorks am Van
-I,nfactwing ostaislishirents tif all kinds., i
• All:Orders mist bit addritssed`to Anittsoi Dimwits,
Loditilvillet Pa, yaw UP, be solo Aght for Ilitsipic
inniti cMint'7 , ' H '
-- ; - r - - IC
Jew Metsie.: •
nrivplo blade arran, *Knits wids the Breit Unt
il tide publishing linuaeo Kliiritters. Anil{ be.
tonsisntly receiving new as sOnn as pilbtisheil;.
and be able to /apply wor*y thin lanced in tbat
'sent by 4it pcaitagii frae.
r0;2,8 1 ;.> 4T:itYoXii a;
511GLE6.—shift4leittioNivatittsvii , ..
ctobtr 24.1 j ; 1.1Y0,r;7 - RV;
• THE PURPOSES OP. A
FA MILT . PAYSIC.
Tans has !Ong existed I public demand for in ef
fective
fective purgative pill' which could be relied on as
sure and perfect in its operation. - This haAbeen
prepared to meet that demand; and an extensile tri
al of its virtues has conclusively shown with what suc
cess it accomplishes the purpose designed, It
tonsy ake a phyiticid not easy to make the
best of Fall pit/si—one which should have none of the
objections', but all the advantages,' . of every other....+7
This has been attempted here; and With'What success
we would respectfully submit to the public decision.
It has been' unfortunate for the patient hitherto that
.almost every purgative medicine is. aeritnottious and
irritating to die bowels. This is not. , Many of theM
produce so mush piping pitinand revulsion the
system as to more than counterbalance the goodie be
derived 'from them.. These pills produce no irritant*
or pain; unless it arise Lem a previously existing oh
.struction or derangement in she bowels. • Being pure
ly vegetable, i)i) harm can arise from. their use in anti
quantity ; but it is better that any medicine:. should
be taken judiciously.: Minute directions for their amt
In the several diseatietrto which- they are applicable
:are given on the box. Among the complaints. which
•have been speedily cure Thy
„therri,. we may mention
,Liver Complaint, in its various forms of Jaundice, In
. digestion, Langtior iir.dLoss of Appetite, Listleetresit,
Irritability, Bilious Ileadache, Bilious Fever, Fever
and Ague, Pain in the Side and Litins c for, in truth;
all these are but the ebnseygence of diseased -action
in the liver. As an aperient„ -they afford prompt and,
sure relief in (iositiveness, Piles, .ettOlie, Dysentery;
'tumors, Scrofula and Scurvy. Colds . with soreness 'of
the body, Ulcers and, impurity of the blood ; in short,
ant and everts ease where a purgative is required.
' They hve, produced sonic singularly successful
cures iii - Ithentnatisin, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Ervsipe;
Palpitation of the Wart, Pains in the Back; Stem
itch and Side.[ They shciuld he freely taken in the
: spring of the year, tit - purify the blood and prepare
the system foil the eltalike ci seasons.. An occasional
dose stimulates the Stomach and bowels into healthY
action, and reStores the appetite and vigor. They pu
lily the and, by their stimulant action, on the
circulatory system, renovate the strength of thehody,
and restore tl e- wasted or diseased energies of the.
hole orpnism. hence an occasional dose is advert.'
.gikgeousi eVenahough no serious derangenient exists ;
but onnecessailvlosings should never be carried too
far as every . purgative misheine reduces the strength
I -
when taken toi excess. , The, thousand;cases iu which
! a physic is' required' (=mot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason rifeverY body,
!'undit is. confidently believed this pill will answer a
better . purpost than auything which ha. 4 hitliertoheett
1 available Mnrankind. their virtues are once
known; the -,Mblic pill no longer doubt what. remedy
to` employ when in fleet - fora cathartic medicine. Be
ing sugar -wrapped they ; are pleas:mt to take, and be
ing purely vegetable, no burin Cart arise from their
use in any' qu4ntity, .
For ritinuteidireetions see wrapper on the Box .11 1 , , :
Prepared be JAMES C. A VEll, Practical and Att
alytiral Chen.ifst,Lowel, MASA.. • .
;1 'Aycir's Cherry 'Pectoral.
For the 7.44 Care of Cough's,- Cohls„•lfourseliesir;
Pronehitisj . 11 7 hoophfo-Couith, Crimp,,eisthini4and
Con.tunaptiO.
. This remedy has- won for itself such notoriety 0m . .1
its cures of every vatiety of :pulmonary disease4tat I
-it is entirely nuitecessary to 'recount he-evidences of
;lts virtues cominunity where it has been em
pleyed, t 2.0 Wide is its field of:usefulness, and-sO'nus;
menu's the e4ses of its cures; that almoSt every see
-tion of the coontry abonnds-in persons publicly knOwn
who have been restored from alarming awl even des
perate diseases of the lungs byits use-. When Once
tried its soperiotity over every other medicine of its
kind is too apparent 4 to escape observation, and Where
its virtltiA arb known the public no longer heSitate
whaCantidotti to einploy fos the distressing and (lai : .
r
gerons affections of pulmonary organs which are
incident to otirrliu te. Anti not-only in -formidable.
-attacks uppjthe )gigs, but for themilder varieticSOf.
I.'firlds, „Coy' i s, Hodrxeiersx; cf:e. ; and for Children it
is the pleasantest and safest medieette that can be ob
tained.
' As it has lottiiben.in•constant use throughout this
section, we nee r d not do more than assure the. people
Its quality is' Kept r, to.the best that it ever. las been,
and that the ) genuine article is Fold TCR,
CELL, Montrttse ;B. F. R. 11..E.yr05,, Ilarforth:
Qttructt S PIIINNEf, 1)1111dar, and by all dealers in
medicine every whore. • - •
F. B. CIfSNDLEII'.I
A very large 'stock, which we offer very IoW, all
; grades of cotton goods in this branch and brown and.
Yellow Linen and Duck . for , ceats. We invite .atten
i tion to onr stack of libel:, Brown, Blue; - Green and
1 Mulberry Broadcloths also . Black and Fancy: C'assi ,
1 meres, Tweeds, and lKentuek deans 4c., -. 4ke.: , - '
•
Ladies call
_and. examine` our. stock ni Summer
Shawls, Cashmere, . spd Printed: DeLaines,; Shiwls,
also Barege Shawls, vers. cheap, Bonnets and Bon
net Ribbons, 'iv gOod asai•iment, -Hosiery and Gloves
of all kinds, ,also, Parasols a -very. late -assortment
'which we Will 4ell,reeircheafi. Also Umbrellas, Trav
eling Bags, Satchels: i „ • . r .:
- .. •.* LADIES' , SHOES. 4 : .- . •
Gaiters, Black and Colored Gaiters, Buskins,Booteets'
1
a n•ood assortment of all kinds which - we offer ai. our
ft
usual low Mies. ! • . .
• • .
Price 25 Cents perliox. Five *lles %Ur $t
• ~
I •
MOTT.T . - -
HAVE jtiStj received their second stock of Spring
• and Summer goOds this season, and they are
now prepared.to show all who.ntay favor them:with
a call. . .
DRESS (3()ODS
. ,
of all the different kinds such lts Black, -- Plaid .and
Changeable Dress Silks and 'Mantillas, Crape and Silk'
Shawls, also Lawns; Thtrages; De Bages; De Laines,
Challis, Dinghams„
• . WHITE ,G(.)ODS,
Brown and Bleached Sheeting :and Shirting in fact
everything, in this line.
.. •
SUMMER .StUFFS. • • .
Crockery said Glass ware, luid Lanips-and Mid,
Wood. Pails,:Tubs, Brooms, fled Cords,..f.ate Itsku
.
cells,: Vic. &C. i' ' • ; .• ' - -
6,,n
GROCERIES. • .
.t yer3Airg: stock which We will sell at a rety all
adva-.ce, also, Ashton , Silt . and 'our usual var ely
which we are-selling' very IoW. \ Call cud. ex - amine. .
Montrose idune.l 1.8511. . '.... -. • '• .
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• ' •
UNIONI:ITSURANCE t'4I:IIPANT,.:
OFFICE;) ATHENS, BRADFORD i:OVNTY, Ps.
CAPITAL, $200,000. -
sieured Lg !had and Mortgage on the Real Estate
• of the 'Stot*holders.
Insures aping loss by Fire, of Houses,. Stors, and
Other buildings, Goods, Wares, and. 3Wrchaudise on
as favorable tertns as any siiniliu• institution. Losses
promptly adjusted gild paid,
.•
DI F.C•roati.-lfrinc Ilorate Williston, Athens; Fran
cis Tiler; do: • George 'A: Perkins ;J. T, 31eikr, -
do.;
N. Shiptinut,• tlo. ;G. F. Willes,.Jr. do:- .11 1.1.
.Canfield d 0... Hon. John Laporte, Towanda; den. B.
'Wakeman, llareyride; Geo. 31: Hollenback, Wilkes
barre ; , Michael - 31cylert, Litporte, . • ,
Ilnrace Presi,tent ; C.
Welha, Pres. aiid Trees, ; J. E. Gantield,
Secretary. • . .
Agri t, A. QAY WtD, Pd; "1.53211i3
: -..•DAIRTMEN,- TAKE NOTICE! ,•
11 1 11 F. subSCrihers having secured the 24e right to
1 I) .t V 1:S" ' ..4 AI tisr i lli LE, alit y f 1 11'j)
1117 ; TER-1V OR KEP- ; fueSusquebanna afid several
ii . tudjoining counties, respettfUlly . invite all Butter malt,
era to examine and TEsttbe merits of thii new and
Cyalitable invention. We propose to furnish eac,it and
nil pf you With, a CtiuMeittat :will' produce as much,
' butter . - in as short a time , u any other cbortne ,
that will - cOatptetely espi:l the hattenailk, • wash and
work idt tits salt,
.41ifusitsg.i? perfectly through- the.
beater'; fit it for.use, without, removing it from the .
cluirtt; - This. Churn ts simile la its anistruction, saV.
entifiein Its operation, and; easily cleaned arutkept in
ardor. and can -tm easily attached to an propelling
! pews!, :
.. ' _- ' - -. 1 • • ,
, Vor. further particulars, applyypertsinallY or. by let
-1 tar• to JAR. C.litgll.Stili, and tr. N, BROX&TN;
_Ai, Stisiptehanna count ti Pa:" --; --' - - •'-
REGISTER NOTICE*..'
notbisia hereby given to ali persona' con
cerned iu the, following it tats, to , wit •• :
Estate of calvin Sutnnierts deed, Eichard. tom. Su9!Wn
the , itteounttuit ban tietifed hi tuttontit hi
the Register's Offiett-hiarul for the Countr4
!tonna,' d t the, same will In- prittaotod. 10 the
Orphan's t , urt of said conuty, in Montrose nn Thum
,day the 3 • , day Of 'NOV. Inst., for agpfirtnation
told illtawinec • : •
•• • • ;J: L INfiIX).T, Regiiter.'
Ilegister'e oftiee 31ontrttae, t = ' z •
; - 4
, N WG 00 19. '
t-riiiiefieffsj, 1 ,ligoc.l saurt_ went, ea. inive . aids .
,:tijek, 4 ..,,,,,,,,,,,
31 41 .trarmileirirSto - ‘;., suck u 11 4 1 .- ug
,8 " ' - I knepricen. , '',Call and examine. ' " ' I'' -.-- • -'' .. --,:
PtitOkkrik4ooo KliviDe Born, ka.4144.i, :.- 1:::' '- „ 2 Montrone, Sept-'l3. _; . ;.''. l4-WlAlT*lllort' z :- - \
Mon 4 4 , - • - AtAnt Titan r- - r"" 'r,
‘.,.. : ,,,.,1atrt,—, 4_
____,..4.1 4:3 -1! -- 2 '4 ---, .-.•- ' -.. Airs:—..xlot:f
ti
at e laCV
, „,..., _ ..,... .
OR SALE, a cosetnnn BUOGI*TrAIi- %ILA tar algrsalo'veaf Art -
~
, i ,
...,,,,,,
11- [3fontime, Sept. 1 6,'Zet.l .4. PAZPII7.V. ,by ' . 'I - • • \
tri ft• IP 1.46
, ,
. 1 t
MOMS
' ;NEW 4.414/110' AWN - 4'
T I RE inane re , lake pleasure annotneing ter
die citizen, ,f,l Brooklyn' and thrns - ;
that
. they nor opening a, arefY...balr 2 ,4 11
'elected swan!: -
Eskitand - Whiter 60•4 1 64
bare been piiebised (principally) v'ery lan e
beleld"fit a, eatalt advance. • \
Ve invite speciel attention the.,Lada*
' • • - Dreits Goods,.
which for variety of styles, quality and ihe. - *pasted
be 'surPassed by - no establishment in Stisquehanni •
county.. . '
We have also some very nice Winter Shawl*—;
among them several Ilmehe—which 'We 'tin and wilt'
sell "cheaper than thi eAsaiese =, • .•
• Our stock of &Mks is also- unusually large' atnt ate.
tractive ; and as regards priceil,' we.- !most se can
"Beat the:/etes.". • •
The Gentlemen ate , likewise invited tdexaMibe Oaf"
Stock 'of Cloths, which is unusually large—including
Brondeloths, Otsslitieres, - Satinettes, Tweeds.; Jeans, ,-
Overcoak Cloths, which are selling very low 'int...-
deed. To be brief, w,e-have a very full essectment of
Goods, Staple ',and 'Fancy. and are . iletermlied to aidi•
Alamo as.low ns they can be Purchased ..this side of
!New York.
Thankful for the liberal patron* hithertii'ixtend '
ed to us.• we with' Confidence invite. our Mends anti
the public generally ) in want of Goods, to and el,
amine Our stock beibro purchising. • , '
SMITH
Brooklyn, Oct. 24;18;4. -
•
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Sitsquebaina. Catuaty *L. .: : ,•- -
1
. 110:442.43 BOokinglikun In Com. Plena , N 0.316, Ara
. T.: - , Term, 1834. - Petition et!. *
B. W: Clawsoil.: • If: Concli 'for decree for Pair:
- •
~ * * iifitettoo otllortgage,— , i •
te ilezekiab Batekifrighave or . his leo; ripreskr:
.
Take•notice , that- you ire truly requlred to appear
before the said Court of Common . Pleas at 'Monttois
on Monday "tine26th day of Nov. next at 2 o'clock P.
M. and answer the petition 'of said B. P. Couch, and
show cause if any you have. why the Mortgage - recoe.
(led in the office foi, recording deeds and in and; be
Susquehanna Collett% in .; ortgag er\ bOok No. 2. Pyp
tit be' . ,•• "%.
Oct. 25 ; 1854 B. ELDRll);•Sherille/
• STOVES FOR , THE PEOPLE! . -
rIIIIE subscriber iS now' receiving his fall and witi , ./.
.1-. ter Stock
,ofsioves, Which, when completed, will •..
be the largt and' best selected assortment everaliferr .
ed to• the inhabitants of. Susquehanna county.(-* Hl ...
stock will. consist of some twenty. different patterns of ,
wood and coal, coking arid parlor, besides any qttati%
tity of six plate-and office 'stoves. - • ••-•,„.,• ..J -. • - ,
The undersigned flatters &i himself t hfs longelt.i ,
perienee in the-stove business, and. his fitellitiesltar .
manufiteturing his own ftfrniture - and .pipei enables'
him to sell,. nea. - -Mily tritntnings4c,but stoves ekeizp
, cr,than•any of , Nis competitors , - hie will 'sell stova.7: ,
+ pipe made of the best English lind - Americau Ircirrat
i'B eta. per. lb, and idher'furniture in proportiOn. •,
~- •' :
Notwithstanding4lie* present high ptlceof, Ir on, •
-and the consequent advance , of castings,.l am ens
bled ,to sell stoves-at old prices; and -many,tinds;• at '
about two it/Ws - of the price that they have sold-for,
in this vicinity - :fiir instlince, clintori air tight, devited'
oven with triminings.of the best quality, at $44,00.- ,- ,'
ll'ith - second qUality of trimmings, Studies-are usual.:
ly kept byllerchnids at $22. ": Other kinds , of. stove; .
in proportion, for'eash, or short time .
. paper. • - .
Jobbing of all kinds done' at my shop.. Old• 1 1 .914
Copper, &e., taken in ex / change. - • r . :;' '• -• '
. J.,DICKEPifAN Jr.
Nov 'Milford, ..Infy 27, 1,£35.-.• -: • - , - t''. . ,'-'- ---.'-- •
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rOFFICIAL' AND IIIIIPOILTANT.
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1 T being manifest that•the tailoring bushibss is st ill
-JL carrying on John Groves in ; Mentroie—no, John .
1 is 'carrying on the Tailoring inicinfts--no;• they are
1 bath 4 ; carving
.on" togetber--it a place, where. two '
1 - ways meet; being in the very_, building where Sam ,
.. flonston was nominated for Presidenk to Iwit, la
_Searle's Hotel, in the 13ascment`thereof—and the gen
.
erode many-pocketed: nubile being supposed to be in
terested hi knowing where thei can make an invest..
ment, (yea, and an in-coatandl,antalooris—ment)
most adrantageOnsly; to the appearance of the, nuns. .
Loran:nin imtivizo ;" therefore J6l3n, • . ' • .-. • -
I " Who is . net, like's, virtnous wommiliffilng ..
1 To live unheard-of—just to save a -shilline. -.--
i hereby nonihuttes himselins Tailor-General On '44
4 comm - unity, and reqbest4 all lgood,citizens. to - call at
his place of business above mentioned, to enablehhn -
' to perform the'duties• of said , office: Fitness
.my .i
-hand al . 3lontrom.:! the ninth day of May A. D:. lBs‘ ''-
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SOJIN GitOlirEil A r
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• Stoves! Stoves . : • •
lIBURRITT is now receiving a new.a.ssortment ,
of StOiree,including, the mostlpopular; and
iniploVed kinds of Premium, du-Tight, - and DeVated
Oven Cooking Smyes, with Airier, °thee, and Shop
Stoves, for ;wood ofi coat, in superior variety undstyle,
Which he'tql,sell at the most, reduced Nice's. IN*
rated °Fa' stov of!new and approved, patterns wir:
he sold p 2. 5 ,, and other 'kinds in 'proportion. '
sto pipe,izinc, and sheet iron, stove. tubes
New-Milford, Sept.l 22, '54. [ BURRITT.. ,
,To the Beading Pelagic of-Snsques
banana County and Vicinity.
r "LIE unden4gned'*- nori pre*risd to Send to or.
der." By mail ; postpai d," any. book publistu.ll.bt
this country on Cho receipt of the price of the saroo4--
all orders- will 'meet viith-proinpt attention, and bootro •
sent.by return mail.• Address WM. IL LEACM;'
Worcester Depot, Boston Mass.. • ;,,B9okscßer. •
Now Jelvelry and Silver Ware.
JST arrived at 'Farrell's, a new supply of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Gold Breast Pins; and , Ladies',
Gold Ear Drops; comprising a:. good afsminient - of
desirable-styles. Also Gold Finger Einga„ Carnelian
Rings, Dallies Gold Chains, .Gentlemen's Gold Foil
and Vest Chains, Gold WatelLlC Pens,and.
Gold Pens with Extension - Cases and Pencils. Silver." .-
Spoons,l%yer Butter-and Fruit Knives, Silver Mini: -
hies, Pen, Spectacles, gte. Call and, see at - - thtt
'variety store of \ i • A. TIIERELL.-„ : -,
Montrose,. June 29,1854: ,•
Fresli - arrival of New Goods--Grakt,
Honshu.. . .
lAM happy to announcelo my , patrons ttuvughoitt
the county that I have just received a nes - stock - -
of Goods, which I am selling astonishingly diesP fut'
cash.. - . 13 A LYONS.
Laneshoro, A.uguit 14, 1 1'854. •
(UR by die - ton, baircl, and pound at 20 lbs.
for $1 : . 1 • • S A LYONS
LanesbOrci Augu st 14 11854 9 ' •
•
1 9 CASES - of BOOTS :ANA SHOES just received
at the Lanesboro Cash Store. S A LYONS.
, RTO FLOUR; and SALT constantly band at
)O l'
LLaileaboro, August , 8 A LYONS' •
. .
K stratic Ifidt.Ts.__ • -
A NE of. Black died Drab, Slit aid BMW.
Da* of the latest role, selling cheap at
Drok!ya.Aug. 211Sli1TH & HF
•
:DEAD :MADE CbOTHING, 04 inaile:
Order on the shortest;notice;
August 21.] & ME.IiPSTE.
I) .TENT MEDICINFS- 7 A. small and :
. juditioly
selected a s sortment,, Including_ Dr.. Swaiiie`a,
dame's, and .'Droops
. ptiparatiolta, 10ightli - and
Phinney'ii, PiUs, Basis and TluO•re
Brooklyn, Aug. 21.1 1 BIM" & HEMPSTEAD.,:
• Stouti. War.e.
Cf I IIBLETE gulzzortnient—also a aft:rid riptett
JALof Wooden .IVam jtist - reeeks4 byi . .
Brooklyn; Avg 21;1 ' s.strro A 11W
,
.V--
ISJIA new supply..of. Codfish, White Fish, ,nd:
-Mackerel, just opened. and seising ispidiy, by
•• [Brooklyn,. Ang. 4 21] €,MITH & HEMPSTEAD.'
Q.NWS.--Including Saw X Cut,linuO, Back ,-
i.. 71 and _Campus Simi—just received and tar sale-
vtiry loivi by XEMPSTEAD. •
Brooklyn Aegis! 21 '11334. „ -
PttGE &sip' rtment of SiLLI zuoi Astpola Hats
exrentely lo* pHcet ; , -
Gibmn, June / 24, '51.1 tr. EIVRItOWS
.• clover and Thaii geed
V-ORstect at J. LEE'Rtltora'tll,l' • ' t
- ' • , 107_4740E
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1") and WHEAT n utri a 1, , •P•
* RA ' • • • - 1) , 4-.*AtilAcoP &
Q U. b A. RARE having: heat) appointedntAisolt
ei fur ah extcueivo awl ! door Itastitfie;
tory are prepared to furnish any articles.* Olsibsifss
less rates tlaA.theyltare usually,been sold .
Jtily 24:-: •
• ; • -
A lf - arlie t e "fek ever,' man idmiulti try
°. S II: Fe rt, 8,
PEW 0001:11 • z
l ifontilia;
A new swilliF bfmght at Preltij#,Pei"4#
wilt odd ihersp at dui atom r-
Gibior,janer24, 1853. - • 101 BROWS
a a
Hats.
indow Ruh.