and the village ,of Coh : Tcan,. Furth er
, on, on
the other;sldeof the dirk at the Wage, and ,
about three. hundred yirds from the road, if ,
large building, well tirlapted_ for the -.
protec.,
tion 114:
infantry, and . which' the enentyysad
e l se posted' an irtimens9 body. - -
Th e g ro und in.. th 4 vicinity '(it all thetial
- points was completely tovered - with win, midi
other fields, cut up in direction by
inn
,wiae
and deep ditches, p ting ;obstacles .u-1
merable to the advx4e ..of our troops. , N o
teconnoisanee df the -Osition of the enemy had
been made, and contegiently its strength could
-Only be ascertained byibsird blows and kneeks.
divisiong of Gent)rals Twiggs and Worth
were at once engagett the .former_ with: the
church and strongholdThf Churabusce, and the
latter with the betterio at the bridge; and in
the meantime Gen. Shield's: brigides-4e
York and South Caroliha volnnteera,,togeth
er With. the 9th, 12th :and' 15th regiments of
infantry under Gen. f ree, were berrying on
inirkfrom Cohoycan attack the hacienda:—
Solari; they too were erged, and now the bat
tle became general. he enemy badjover 20
ilet4 of cannon, all iiadmirable position, anti
; are a with more dram-ordinary. skill while but
few of oniitinscoullibe brought to bear.—
The battery of Capt. rank Taylor, it is true,
opened a well directed fire npoti,Churubus
so, but so exposed wail its situation that it
suffered most terribly, tooth in officer and Men.
The strength of the nervy at this -battle is
mown tohave been air least 15, and I may say
'O,OOO, all fresh troop, and in a position of
uncommon strength. pppofied to - them were
about 6,900 American jaded and broken by .
marebes and counter-Marches,' and incessant
-foil at Churubusco.
The Meiicans say (at Santa Asina com
manded in person but retired early. The
young men of the Capital, from whom so much
was expected, nearly ail fled without firing 'a
gun.
In the different works (but mostly, in the
church )' taken by Genf Twiggs, nearly 2,000
troops were'captured. ?Among them were Gen.
Rincori, who commandei4 in person. Gen. An
ava, lately President 4.stituto,. and Gen, Are
vallon, as also ea Gofiakeza, formerly Minis- .
ter at Washington. -en. Garay was cap
tured at San Anton-14 by Gen. 'Worth, and
several influential offrirs, among them Col. I
)li ran on, hv Gen. Sqelds at the hacienda
but the rn.;:i importunticapture of all was the
entire renegade battaliOn, mostly made up of;
deserters from our owe?army. with their (min..;
'wander, the notorious•c:. Riley himself. "Vier
are all row under eloselguard, and I trust will ,
be strictly dealt with.
The loss on our sidel;has fallen most beavi-
I; upon the South Carftina. and New York vol-
unteer. the 6th Infantry, and Smith's .light;
battali attached to i% ; ‘'orth's division, and;
the hattenes of Capt's,,blagruder and Taylor,
The South Carolina regiment was nearly cut]
'to pipers. hosing 1.37 it of 27 men, with
which it went iat.o acticon. The Ist -
Itas suffered severely inofficers. •
The Mexican aceoun:ls acknowledge the loss,
i~ killed, wounded' and prisoners ; of no less
t‘lan 13 Generals, (arnotg them three ex-Pres
idents.) and forty-five pieces of cannon. One
of our officers says thag.v.-e!have, captured more
ammunition than Gen. pe q t. has used since he
has been in the count/. •
-~
Our entire loSs in killed and wounded is-
short of eleven hundrec; that of the enemy is
not well know. Hisli.ssin killed alone isle
heved to be. equa4to our entire foss, and
it is estimated that atpeast 3,000 prisoners
were taken. The ntrna4er .9f his Wounded was
not asckwalned, but itt!s:i supposed to be very
large. Gem Seott.hinOelf received a wound
in the le_ below the k4e ; but from the man
ner in Mr. Kenctrall speaks of it, we are
led to hope the injury slight one.
News frost Europe.
Br the arrival of thd.French steamer Union,
at quarantine New Irk, on Thursday last,
we have eleven days liter adviees from Eu
ri.e., There is little liniprtance by this ar
rival. was antkitiated, blead:stnits and
provisiAns have,experic.peed' another slight de
cline. Several importani failures in grain spec-
Ulators are announced. The Duchess of Pras
lin was nntrlered by hOr own husband on the
night of the ISth nit. IThe cause assigned is,
that of revenge. the Dithers hiving rettroac'h
ed him for an imprope intimacy vrith'=nne of
• her domestics. A treakv has been made be
tween-Great Britain aid Tuscany.
Tye steamboat Cricket blew up on the morn
ing oftle ''nth, with iliout 150 passengers on
board. Almost all wee blown into the river ;
six were killed and Considerable number
wounded.
Her Majesty is hunting in the Highlands of
Scotland with Prince Albert and a lot of fine
Lords and finer 1t0.141. A hundred years
since, it would not had been go `safe fon the
members of the Brn iswiek family to hnpt
them • •
The Queen of Spantiand her husband are on
worse terms, if pll . ssibli than ever. He refu
ses:it is said, to 'see ler for four months—
whirl'. we should thin*, so much gain to'both
parties, unless they mil meet in better temper.
LATER.--Fune the;tbove was in type we
hare received news of "he arrival of the Brit-
mania with six days toter a.dviees. We find
little of intereat to adii to the above report.—
The steamer Great Aritain was successfully
floated off the rocksU the night orthe :17th
eh and arrived - in Literpool on the 30th._
Further extensive failires, amounting to up
wards of two millions, aterfing, are-announced.
.A.Ttarrorsn Wol4.—We learn from the
Cumberland (Pa.) -llountaineer that a foul
murder was committed by a woman upon the
ye.rson of her husband some few dap; ago.—
This woman is the grime identical Mrs. Frfs.9
who was accused of awing accessory, to the
murder of a former Asband, (Mr. Frey 4) in
the upper part of AlleOeny county ; Md., some
two or three years since, and for which Wm.
S. Crise suffered death' upon the gallows. She
committed the foul peed while herAmsband
was sleeping, by pourtog hot lead int& his ears.
riislast tragedy wrforrned Pents. is
Itia, and near the M ayl and line. She Apar
:confined in jail to aw&it her trial.
,
TI 814AItlair i'iWAI3IIp7OTON returned
imather trial -trip yegerdarafternoon, and her
Pe erma* farnughoht more than anineMied
411 . 114 was expomtediif 14ii;.:1510 made
loamy time: passii4 tlioollllol steamer
New York on her irip ont.lll - LiOdily she
mould a sal mat ITherelo:4lo reasonable ,
asobt that tor nemttrans-Atlantie trip
like her at the imatV of cur ocean steamers
fi lWaaaa , --N , Y.:trite-1m
•
Nine hindtml men pre now envoy* at the
Brooklyn Nay Yart4 •
MOM
E
' ll ' • ONTROSE. •
• Titairedgiiiiki+, 1 28,144 i.
Deniocoltic ii,endh a ti onne ;
- : - i ii FO
-GOyERNOR. -,,,
FRAN i LSI.. SHIM,
44E914:it co,crwrir
i FOR !icANL , COMMISSIONER,
MOOISIIONGST4ETIL
t 64. itionro'ox'atY courre
‘ . ~ ~,
,• :- 1- Ai. FOR SENATOR,
• . -1,El• t
B4STREETE ,'
)li
d q Menitrose. s .
. ..
, irVa REPRESENTATIVE o,
SAI4L TAGGAIT,
. • .
1 ' of Middletown.
l f,
' -•-, 1 i i, •
ROi ERT R. LITTLE,
.1 ,
„ 1 cf Wyoming.
1
• • l i i TREASURER,,FOR
HARVEY 'TYLER,
• , ~ i l of IBriflgewater.
,' FOR;
' COMMISSIONER,
- :
E. P. FARNAM,
of Lenox.
EOR AUDITOR,
JOHN - SMILEY,
of Gibson. ,
,1
Electionr—THesday, Oct. 12, Is4 l l.
clop! woos)
•
Wanted 'silt 64 office a few cords of eight
een-inch 'seasoned wood. Who will supply us ?
Demock•at'S Almanac for is-IS.
A small siapk of the "Democrats . Almanac
IA Political lße6ter for 1848," by Wm. C.
BRYANV, jut re4eived'and fur sale at this of
anil a quarter cents. Every
Democrat sbonliilmve one.
` - • WANTED
By Stearns 6.7 . goo, near the (treat Bend,
thirty Os to ems l ititih wagons, or carts, for mor:
ing_Stone and Gravel through the winter, for
which Cash Ind ad wages will be paid month
ly.
" 1 *
AZ:i The folk wing items in the List of
Pretniuins theitkgricultural Society were ac
cidentally otaitterl last week, to wit t
For Old best pair 4 Oxen, S. I
)7 /1 S.
,00
I Lunn,.
The listiS nout corrected.
• Are ?roil Assessed?
Examine; he Tax list an 'd see if you are as
sessed. ' Remember that the law requires every
voter to be assesed at least ten days before the
day of thwelectioh, which willbe by the second
of Oct4bef. 5 . e4 tea it, Deinocrats, that all is
right.
The Federal plan ofOrpinizatlon
A word of Admonition.
The editor of that vigilant Democratic Print,
the Bastop. Argils, has had placed in his ha - nds
a copy of the Seriret Circular lately issued by
the Federal State; committee, which, dotihticsf
by accideat,-wasirected to a t4tauneh Demo-
crat in NOrtbamii , ' ton county. It is signed Is
"Thomas; E. Fi:anklin," of Lancaster, (a per- 1
sonage somewhat notorious in the political!
world,) and contains suggestions and directions I
in • ' ha l
relation to tmanner of conducting the 1
campaign. identical with those of their circular
of last Year. Tlte following extracts from it
are furnished by i the Arg•us : •
I..—Bieek each election diArict into two, 1
three or four cliiisions, and appoint a Committee
of three,five, -orseven of the most active and
intelligent Whigii for each division.
15. Make it the duty of thei remaining mem- 1
414 of tle commtittee of each division; to pro.
cire front the friends of the cause a sufficient
number/Of horseS and conveytinces, and have
!them in readiness to convey to the polls every
1 sick'or hifirm Whig .voter who resides within
their division.', After two o'clock, let one of
tle Cominittee of each division, at- an' interval
of every half hoir, obtain from the committee
a the polls, the Umnes of those Whigs in his
division who havi not then depositedtheir
votes, and let the committee, of each divlion .
thereupon immediately despatch messengers,
With conveyance' to bring to the polls all such
4 are remainin4tack—alwas-s taking care to
sOnd first for those whose places of residence
tire at the greatiist distance, and so on till all
tle whip . votes in their division have been de
.
Po
sited. i
'.I After detailing further the duties of the
Committees, it lireceeds : i . .
1, "It is believet.that if the Whigs wlll pursu e tfi,e plan,of organization embraced in' the above
sarestions, they may with confident assnr
, .
auee rely upon the success of their cause. The
less parade there is made in such an organiza
tion the' more effective it Will be. It can be
i rried into effe4 without the aid and expense
qpublic . or. ass meetings., Large pane
o ti
eetings wouldlinly arouse our opponents to,
Lo. eater vigilance and activity, *l4lst' they
hld add but little to the. activity and real of'
friends. The time lost and money expend
ea in attendinitliem 'min be saved lrylearrying
ito full effect the organization auggested.—
Onr adtiee, themfore, is to take car of your
Ormilideict,'anlttritst yonr brethren elsewher e
ti?- 4 9 life
'district, is brow tt o the po li o . ~
where
'' Wirer* suggestions in this , , Camila:.
,
are prectseirtili same as Zhote•con' "'biled 1' ' '
' 11 a
4bailikootsuritit lust year, and .will ,;, we 'have
itto - daubto44usfirgidly enforced 'as then: i It
!is by tbi vain the Fed
etalieti It if it
#ll, t o -e,-,0144, 1,
r fw!tiot, thi s , talk :Opeo, cal(
, 0 6 0 0, 10 ,
~ , Int.);?t their .iiriiiiiiles j(
l'r . ,
they hoe ley;)1 br •it th e qnslifieations -tind
ilkiiiii* . O6liiCtrikndidates they dare 114 break
tint rather eTotti r ii nil
9!Lngtiao
yas the evil • doer
pore Yalak" 4
' .'4 O , :it i t.iii
.
% Amy that . pike sgpeet '
Fie
, -
lIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
where
p -
r . np ie s an d ;c l a .m.'" s
ar , u s u '
a , 4 y : -
cussed "wooed only arouse our I [their] opp
netts to OM vigilance and adtiOty, wb Lt
they warddiudd but, little to the akiiity, a d
i s
zeal of our etheir] own friends ." What ap:
of warning t Democrat s! Xii on not aro , -
sed 'I Look:at their idefnisi;lisOl ;:e4*thefor t
t sts
going, and iwake _ tit Yanzr,ituty..i ire the P 7.
ikineS iee. ou engreii ~.iti'- 1 A z 'TpOier . ,!
Thanksto-tegilvree..4 , on , ftleudiN t t
this prograe-has iilitinaisel sea. Read it;
all, and be OmOnielled, eiiititeledi , swakentid.
Left serve b us all as a lissom of ictiiity aid
vigilance. Depend upon it, the efforts of oirr
opponents iill be desperate as well as eland r -
tine. They must be met and coknered y
their ,own Weapons, upon their own ground.
If their mine we must countermine. If A y
prefer a quiet unknown system of diseipli e,
such as the above , indieates, we must pre
to give them enough of that same fight. -
ganise, theii; beup and doing while his t* e.
Let nothing be lost by supineness and inatte -
don. We tiwe much to our party, and more
our principles, which forbids that we should -
low "ourselles to be taken captive withou a
powerfurst4gle. Again we counsel Dc
.
crats to lose no t ime in preparing for the conte l - t,
and we will cheerfully biao the result_
f?
MAINE VLECTION.—The result of the eh
Lion in Maisie on Monday week proVes to be:
brilliant viaory fur the Democrats. They el
ted their GO.ernor, adarge majority of the L
islature, and the four Congressmen to sup . 1
vacancies. But we will let a whig paper
Tribune, glie -the result in its own "plaint
strain :
"The teljgraphie despatch which we g
leaves us nfi loneer the hope, of even an un
sided defeat.} The Waldo Congressional P
triet, whieltyesterday looked fur a while a lit
promising, is with the other three against
and pur last plank is broken. Six:, Democr
and one wldg will be the character 'of the ul
delegation from Maine."
•
SAD CATOIALTY.-A carriage .contain
four persono that'was being driven on bo
the ferry bdat at Troy, N. Y., on Thurs
last, was diven off the boat into the river, a l
two of the qunates, a man and his wife, wil
drowned. gi
ANNUAi; CATTLE SHOW t IID FAI
of the Sail'. Co. Agricultural Socie y.l
- The Sociiity for the advancement of Ag i- I
culture and the Mechanic Arts, will hold is
second Annual Fair in the Borough of M -
true, on TUESDAY THE 19th DAY 1 F
OCTOBE} NEXT.
Persons having any of the animals or a i
cles enum/ted in the list for Premiums ,u- i
nexed to tests notice, or any articles nut et ,- 1
merated, which may be deemed worthy of ,x
-hibitimi, either on the score
.of superiority,or
curiosity, ate requested to bring them to M n
trusc at th4tinte appointed for the Fair.
Although; the provisions of the bye-laws re
such that One but members of the society, or
persons contributing to its funds, are allo ed
to become !onipetitors for premiums, yet of er
persons artir"Uot thereby debarred the enj y
ments of tlso benefits and pleasures ef the 1-
hibition. 4.1..., therefore, who feel an in , st
lin the !willy are invited to attend; and -i is
I hoped. that; as the annual contribution requj ed
jto constitute member hip is trot the trifling S m
of fifty centis., hundreds of our citizens who !-e
I not yet meinhers will become members betw en
this time and the day of the Fair,- or on t at
idaY. i '
t _ All wholilesign to compete for'premiums arc
requested tO give notice of such intention to
Geo. Fuitei; chairman of the Executive C m
trate° at mast five days pfeviouS to the ay
appointed for the Fair, specifying the an' al
l or article 4 be exhibited ;—,and those hat ng
I specimens.for exhibition, of any kind, are e
quested touring them or send them in, if con=
!
venient, of ' ; the afternoon preceding the exhibi
tion. Th4ebject of this into enable the cent
mittee to Make suitable arran g ements in seller
, ence to thqin. And "air animals intended to
'Le. exhibited, must be on the ground by 9 o'-
clock in the morning of the day of exhibitio .
All artiej t e sas well as animals intended t he
offered for iremiurn or 'presented for mil bi
tion, should be Labelled with the owner's n me
and place oFresidenee. Animals will be brot
uh
to. the officle of the Hon: Wm. Jessup, whit
is
now the office of the Society, in order that ey
may be eniered upon the books of the Ex
_en
tire Committee. Other articles and speci ens
will be talOn to the Court House, where t ere
will be a etimmittee to receive and take ch rge
of` them. '5 ,
No preiriums will be paid on animals or
specimens:of any kind taken away - before the
close of 64 exhibition without permissio of
the Exec4ire Committee. -
The follinsing Committees for awardirig I re
miums arAppointed for the present year, ho
1,
are requeged to report themselves to the . on.
Wm.
,Jessilp, President of the Society, at his
office, by 4):: o'clock on' the morning of the , ay
of exhibitiip; in order that if there be va. , xi
cies, the sine may be supplied.
It will lie observed that there are on the
rions committees several gentlemen who
not now +tubers of the Society, who h
been appoieted in the expectaiion that t
will give their influence in promoting the
ous laudaltle objects of the Society. It is
desired orlexpected that any gentleman
serve on aOy of the committees unless he
member ogthe Society at the time. This
strietion illinot, however, extended to the
dies.
These committees are not allowed by
Bye-laws fox be competitors for premiums
they may ihe called upon to aware; but
provision i t t., ill not extend to any article or
mal upon I,eoose merits their judgment is
required. iel I . - . -- .
ire I Committees. Y .
Variettrisi of -Grain.—Abel Cassedy, .
beret Carpenter,;. kloet-Turrell:t . .
VarietAs' af - Roats.—Frederick Bailey
Bu AI. Bu , a George Plink..
Butter. . C heece. — (eorge Walker,. ...
Catlin;X, ' Gregory. . • .
4 " al ; . •. Impkweents:=ol
. Mey
Time. Joatoto. lialTeY Tyler.
' ;:iitorisia l t bWriip. Ward, Daniel Sea
datigs 1) 9 .
.fr , . , • I
I.Netril?" .:T=Ritfila Sid* Dalton Tara'
Geo. W: ' ptens. '
- ' 4**Wglim.ol.Main, Jos. 1., Merril
41. 1 41Willitunt. .
**A.,.VB. - tk;caiicit; • atm' lf. PY
.....
04°.Pkfik.-,,*
IRE
1
;
=
-' - - * 4
Poultry. - 7 T. . fl, John ); in.
Wm. j: Tuirell. , ; : ,
is 4 -
Garden Vegeiciires.--tuirecrt , hamb,erlin,
Wm. D. Cope, ` - iariinell.)3lfril. i • ,
_Flotoers.—Mrs.L Wm. deal - nip, "Irs. .R. J.
Nicer', Mrs. Thomariltebolson. J
' Needle Work.—tliits &rah, Witlier,,Mrs.
T.. 1": St John, MIL F:
.tusk.. ' , -
1 1 .
Domestic Manufae4ueds—ciomp i cing Car
pep,- lkd-quilts, Sllcrtils ; Blankets Flannels,
',I e.—Mrs. F. Bailey, Mrs, char s Tingley,'
Mrs. Win. Hartley.
.. i .
Each - of the Coro miitees-trill be • equired to{
report in writing, ai id in each r6portto set forth I
the peculiar point, qualities , s344 ad antsges of I
the animal or article obtaining thei preference
.they are requested to furnish th r award or
report to the Society by a oiolcok i the after
noon. ' , 1
All these proceedigs
should be understood,
trolled by, the ConstitnlT.- - -:'
the'SoCiety, with which it e
interested to make the, nselveWr
The Society will meet .in flee C
at. two o'clock, P.M., at whicb tim
may he expected, ; and the bus - Mess
ety Will be transacted.'
The Exe'eutire counnittee, in tb • name and
behalf of the 'Society,. desire tto • o brace this I
oeeasion.to awaken the attention .f their fel
low
citizens of the County. to the eat impor- I
tance of the objects sought to be btained; by '
it—to wit, the I advancement of . gricultitee
the Mechanic Arts, Horticulture, .- Domestic
or Rural Economy in ,SuSquehan ‘ County;" I
and to solicit their aidland influenc in Tirne- I
ting them. It is not Supposed tha , arsruntent
is necessary tp this purpose, fo r no ti who Will!
give their attention to the subject can fail to
,comprehend at a glance, the gr .t benefits,
which may be secured; to the gener , I pecunia- 1.
Iry and social interests of the pco le of the ;
county through the-aids and info. t•e , of this;
i society, if it be properlylsnstained y theta:— '
l lt is not an organizatibn ilesielted for the iv
; elusive personal benefit of thdse or stinaliv ;as- , ,.
I sociated in it—the object is faT be •ond thfs r -- I
lit is the advancement of 'the gene. al good of ,
our county the society see k ks:';'. A , Jit is ;not I
presumed that any individual who 'as, or ill+)
i may, become a member, .is oromp', il , in dciing !
so by a desire only to plaice private gain otA of!
jit farther than a realization of ti. p oportion of :
the benefit acerning to the comma' ty of which I
he is a member. Froni the waren : backwalrd-
' ness of the great massof our citizen , it is fOarz '
ed mistaken views are entertained n reerence .
to this 'society. We cannot belie eit is fiom
a want of the proper public spirit It , is hot !
the individual in most,cases who ybtains l•he I
1
premium for the best llorse—or co—or cop,'
i ,
that receives the greatest benefit f m the op
eration of the Society., It is often t great ex- I
pense that animals of superior bloo are i 4 I
ro
ductd by an individital, yetthe_ ommunity
shait•the advantage ultimately. Ile who pro
duces
a superior crop by a stieeesiful experi-
I meet, is not More the gainer for thq small pre- ,
mium the Society awards, than thelcommunity
around him who thereby gaim a knowledge of!
the process without the trouble andrsk ortna 7 .
'king the experiment. ' Immediate nd min
' sive personal interest, or -dollar and cent con
siderations, are not in accordanCe with the
spitit and object of the Society. Yet it is ho
t ped there will be a geueral.and zealous compe,.
1 tition for every class -of preniiumsi at the ap
t proaehing Fair. It is earnestly desired" also,
I that all classes of our citizens will become in-
I wrested,. ittanontritmte as . circumstances may
permit to the general stock oflniatials few ex
i hibition. M shall then see a display of 'l or
! ses, and cattle, and sheep, and pigs, and poul
try,—specimens of the agriculturall products--
of the arts, &c.—of bur own counts, that will
I surprise even ourselves, and afford lto all arieh
gala day that may serve to make 4s both !ip
pier and wiser. ,
GEO. FULLER.
HENRY DM:IN,/ FLER,.
P. LUSK,
Xrecutive 6
Montrose, Sept. 15, 1847
LIST OF PREI U[73
For the best acre of, winter wheat,)
2n4 best, " . ~ ! .1
For the best acre of.Spring - Wheat
2nd best Al i
For the best acre of ,Corn,
2nd best 44 lt . ,
k
For the best acre of Oats, . I
For the best half acre of Ituta Ba i :
Sugar Beg
id E.<
' • Carrot%
For the best acre of Potatoes a-
Farmer's Instruct Or.
For the best Rutter not less than
For the best cheese,
For the best Cow,
2nd best "
For the best Heifet, the " Cul
year.
For the best Calf, a copy of thl "American
Veterinarian, or diseases of- Domestic Ani
mals."
For the best Ewe; # 3 00
2nd best " one copy of Mo i elrs Ameri
can Shepherd."
For the best Boar, 3s. 00
" Sow,' . 3i 00
For the best Bull, -
2nd best " 3100
For the best pair Oxen, 5100
" " " Steers, 3100
For the best Stallion, 4OO
2nd best SG 31 00
For the best Breeding Mare, 5100
For the best pair of gelt Horses wised in!!the
county, a copy of " Youatt on t e Holler
For the best Buck, ti 3"00
2nd best " a copy of tali n's Agri
cultural Chemistry"
For the best pair of dung-hill, F'
Beeman's "Yoult4rist's Camps
For the best specimen of garde
from any one garddn, a copy of
Kitchen Gardener.'
Vor the richest collection of Rio
. ,
by any one individual or Ifami
t t e
the "Hose Culturiit."
For the beat:executed articlei . of e'edle work,
combining ornament and Utility opy °fin
.I . )incretiornui , Prenliume, i 4 ~B ke or Pqn
-1
odicala, will be awarded to the Jiamplea'of
the following vreiolee; of Do Meat ' I blenufac
tntes:--Carpet; I Idedg:nilt, libi ;. 'Blanket,
Flannel, tad Pei4i)! l ;'9ther :itrticg that 114'y
be, etbilited, nutibere camera ' - . 1
, ,
If
' -• allinj --
i$ hereby giy . e 04 the Leittool
Bridgewater , Doittipt, ivipl- r
c l ee
Court Mew ilk 'Atte Boreilg of
Sanwa, the 25th; leitt.: itt ..:(
By ,order of , the 11104.4 . .
...., ,_-_...
BtW~lri~,~dr; sOpt~Zl 18~J:°`
,Post,
1
FEYEE A NDAG 0 E-:=.IA , ve Adtz PILO
are sold udder a GEAEANT Ellie one bottle.
them] will core ant: person off ter aria Ague or Chill?
and Fever; and it il.easea i , •ttshoild fail tomere, .
the money Will he roamed. . 'Bit they nem have
fadedlet, nor will•they fail o , lid* iii it *ease*,
c aur ,,
, 1 ,.-
Bassta. A. X. rhilleo le Co. sir :wst.littplentllolll,
111. We are much pleased ,wi It your imeditiois._ AIM,
kumft that they.lrrehboth good, d popular. Ws rit.
gret iyou did rot aeu l i Its more. . the Awl P 14149.1.
them is a greaulemand for tit -tn. and, ,they. have al
waY, b'een aucceiaid in curio Fever 144 Aria. i
- ,
~,
14 J. Bostick.' raj, Dr ton, dewrgia, aays.:4 ,
Novi 18th,1846-+Dr.,D. Jayn _Deal Air-, -, My! Illier
of your preparations have es - ... m expectatioitict
Your Expectorant; rerniifug Daimfolie e &helm
and 'ever and *tni Pills, all U well, Come of *WO
I anow out of. , I want an truntiliat• so of •11
the bore
,namid Medicines morel particularly * • larg supply oftlie Expeetora I aid AglarePDld. We
ni
have yet among Its a good ma y longlatanding ea+
of Clhills and FOyer, in,' whie your Agde Ras Are.
nerd r failed to tare. Your terativia is just bits
,ginnling to be knOwn here, a, . appreehated. Ifl hild
had enough of these Fever • d Aged,Pilla, I could
have sold mom than a hundr- , dollars worth of them.
Yours, Sr.C. 1
11. J.,IIOSTICK. '
bpn, Mimic, say.-(o4t.
-e about gone, and,haye
shibitiona, it
r
!at t d and ann.:
ye-laws of
1 ell forial
minted.
nirt louse
addreises
'the Seel-
Messrs. J. & U. Moore, /...
alati IBIG,) younjAgue Pills a
given universal sirjefaction.
.1
Wm. Bell, ksit.. Walnut
(Nov. 9th, 1846,,), I have soI. l
and ToNIC Vcutvvoe., The y
I aill'aOrrV you d' not send 1
G. C. Carmichael, Lanier,'
30,h, Is46.—t a' happy to . •
1 ,
Lions are excitng eneral favo ,
AGUE PILLS, rider a ws -,
heard of their:fa . tirt-in a sin
lIALD ERNIiN & C 0... NI
10th, 1846 :---D . D. Jstric 1
einrii, so far as they have bee
country, give ve6 'general s
your AGUE PILLS. We
trines the amount we did, if w i
Sanative . Pillu are Very much
locd them. and aro fast takin!
Pills as a .purgatiVe
\tilt If
Prepared only he Dr. D. Ja ,
sold'oll agency bi N.-Mitchell
1
We wish to salt• to those w,
mmHg that Medicine PO mi
written about alSo as for that l
them to look over our colutru
sold and call Mete. instead of
ject,,--we hare too much else
litres to continually Fulmer tit
shoots of Dr..VLlgtin s Agen
to our cointry friiends do not
thing-t:hin tarn nor pain
your eye 'catches OIICAT A
read through : and at the hot
you will find the 'Agents
pamphlet and read th)t; and
1 of tie of the nook wonderful
huy
; butnot expect to
We wish we liad the secret
tram ie. Mixture; that is all w
In Forest Lako on the •2
Esqr. Mr. EiII,ASTIII3
'to.Ms Euiteu LATII
In Eridiewate, on the 1
Din:kook, 311;1J/outs Su
OST
Lands in. Still
In HE Ce-tint of &Ally
I_ set uff fr m the cot
1 the County Sent locate
I
pointed by the Legist,
I the Subscriber, he - offer.
and land.adjo nin.R. bein i l
which he wii sell to so
land timber penty.
1 Enquire of ;Lewis Jon i
' Sullivan c4oltity of Mic
,ent in said limply to
surveys rd. of he Subse
tzusquehanna County, P.
1
I L
' 'Sept. 16, 1847:
HYDRO'
B. ! Y the lati.st, advice'
i
gin in the' North,
the North-ens , tarrying
1 .,
i were throwin , away lb •
,-citing the al n est, angtvs,
' benevolent ;equalled on
in ire)ai,d. Now, 1 do.ni
r;es can be cu e‘i . by rre,l
ridbl l v throws the pati:i
mmittee.
$5 00
3.00
500
3;00
,5 00
3 00
3[oo
3,00
prob:a bly the
corn pbimts.
is ens
malady, by I
3100
Montrose, 1
. N. B. Off]
Store.
3;00
copy of ;the
0 lbs. 3100
3!00
5100
11.00
rntor" bne
THE subscriber hal
Agent n thn cot ,
insurance Cot ►ilttny•
is prepared tO receive 0
ranee, agaitst!loas by fit
the acts of incorporation
company.. •
The greet nsslurees n
company as b tog much .
Northern Pe raiyhtatiia,
dueements to 'ell who
gaiast-loss by fire. to•bee
• OBT. C.
a, a dopy 0
ion."
N'w °Pe
I..vegetables
44 Family
ANTE
V atx.
Sept.
enitivated
y—copy '.of
NO MOSOP I
Lot 0.,e - Oe t
IX so, other'
poird and Soi
just ppe
WAR.
OWPe
10 of,
LEZts
r • .
1 irectors of
et at the
oitrose, on
._tt c
e 3 - ,P. 311:
--..- .A.: •
: ~ •,
i, . ei•
• " -,....,
001;8 !1..
_by _
'"`" . 77-,
EAT'
josi waved a
•
tune, ,11;labama,. Fait,
all your Atom has
I are doing wbn dein hake:
more of them: -
IGenrigiii t ga y.
v that your "t+opirit.
! I have 8014'111 joitr
IRAN'ree, •111111 hive not
1 1e care.
t. Carrel, 111, say, Oit.
Dear Sir mciP:
tried iir tlris sedtirm
tisfact ion ..partidularb ,
dould have .sold thiee
had had theet% The
eked by,all viho hate
the place of all other
'LDERMAN 3 co.l
Philadelphia. aid& Co.- hiontrotie Paj
M.
watitinformation cu i.l
ch is said 'born,. and
. nntiterothat we desire
s, and find where Rile
'troubling us on the 80.
to do our own Wei.
eel - ions is to the where.
s. Once for al! we tisy
expeet,us to kdow Ore.
every, which Way fill
RISMEDr : th n :
run of the ativertirem nt
arum Go and get! a
hen- if you are in ue:ed
tanaceas'of any age. go
find it in' our sanctum,
preparang this lattin•
wodi 4ihout it.
taxaut
IBMs, ,
th inst., by, H...Altnn
DAY, of Forest Lalie
or, of Jessup. 1,
th 'by 'Eld.
w, of Dolhi,
11011 T i . of the thriller
Abi3rfr
MME
ran county.!
n bavine beefi !wily
ntv -of Lycorning and
by Cdtonhisioners ep
tore on the Wide of
I . for sale, village iota
.part of a large bnor,
i t settlers. Mill Beate
1-. r. Cherry Township,
se,- Meilen nt pres
m'alte the neeessiry
iher at Ne.w .
nnsylvnnin.
S. 111EYLERI1
38-Pm
10 PAY.
no Lemma;
O-CURE,
VW],"
1, the elia/ory was ia
and the Lock jaw:: in
consternation'; many
1• , r coats, vests, e., gt.
• . in the minds of the
a t by the late famine
it say, Mtn nil disia
but MY RULE Min.
nt into fits, vhieli is
y known for cbrohic
nve had great prae
to tell i the partica)ar
e eater earment. i
I , GROVES, T. lifi
best • rerne
nd as I
for me
kingatt
JOU
•
below the Farrnqrs'
383 m
e two don
inn ...en appointed
sing County. !Unseal
-SusquehanneleourOy.
epplicsitiOne tor inan
e, tn,nccordencew,th
end Bfre4itivi of the
P. b. 0
w posseveli by this
he most exteosivillo
offer very
ish to bo secured a%
me members. t
SIMPSON; Agentl
W G
1% OD%
I be sofr ell'eap by
!LYONS
l ine and wi
=I
ds77inni=re
-5000
7'E 4 rzwyr,
Cimip4447'esi, ;il
l' toper.
LY IN
IFekin Te
Tees at a
sate b 7
iraiioo 66 o,
tybor
se I
ins. Indite,
wood& &c..; e,hespfai
El:
sirticie for pi
plyi
Oir 1 11 4 :Ai L s
RY;
;• r 14%
tree" • ' Rs'
!Vitrol, Dy
; , ,gar..a au
pdado,,&t.-
*ATION
, . .
ficlOoll4
Ysntltck han.4 4e. I eoterisitiglitoteSsitigt.
rTiow Azr. ;-'
r t _
_ • t • , I I ".•
; arl s tf •
,;a,
.7 - -7 - 7 ' •
-
Adiiiiidaratoes
- . .
IOTIOg is llsnagxiven to in P.
rolli_ .
wrested. thst.,Luey fivie, ansiok
trii Oretrei Iste Idiot "Hyde;
signed ! and. sornksOrd "sir
tratioo,ltrtnisrifonni,has
ed AdminOltratordsibonis' son,
g) 1
MI persons tberefiirktivie i
with said -gstatelrall-pkime' I
close it without fortlier.stele ,
ire Indebted-to said pests ;
sis,layment... .• ._,"'
-,. ‘,, , t - 427110
WANTED
• 6410 iet*E i• 'PE
which Om highest priest will -bt peg
r °
;1141A*, at the Hat &C. store or 1
sufteriber...spoo door south oC Fanlielh v
Store. •
*]f. M. POO, .s..:cq f j
m
HoroseiSeM. 22.1847. • i ...
AFRESH 'loply of Dr. Jay' ne's. pcumilir
r
Medicine, received ibis dtf. Alio Illien '
erel and other Gnerrivv. i • . - 1. , '
SEATLErit ILMitik
_,Sept, 22, 1847.„ . , , '. ;• •I`i'
*,..
HYER'S PILL—k fresh Mock 'cit 111 44
celebrating PM”. just reCAVed by ►llO A.
BENT.fiErr & RE -D
171:=
gxecttorls
N OnCE is hereby given to ell peritsuiln.
debted to the estate of EnA BROW,
,
dee'd, late of Brooklyn Township, to make iln„_ -
mediate • pa yment, and all persona . *Ay
claims against said Estate are requested:hp
present them to the subseribers for settleme t tte
M
EZRA S. OWN, )
LORENZO - G. BROWN, . ' . NOW,:
Sept. 15, 1847. • • i
• Art APPRENTICE *ANTED..
A BOY about I? years old of good.M4ral
A
Chftracter; can have a sit4rition toleiret
the Tailoring Busitteas by applying at
LOCKE EL,TAAIESOIO4
Montrone. Sept. 15,1847. .
NEWVI.OOI)B4
.i . FIRST : IN MARKET: - ' '.
f..
•
E • invite the attention, ot the citizettf•e(
Susquehanna-Count?. to ourstoe
and Winter Gonda, which is noW eft
lied. assuring -them we whi do IS
, if. not a link. better than at any,:
in town. • • -
•
Fall
*el
taw t,
F. B. CHANDER & Cq.
ontrose, &pt.. 17. 1847. '
1000 Yds. Ginghams.
colt. , Prints. •
500 , ". De - Lain. • 0
600 " , Alpacas. I
150 41. Brot Cloth .1 cassivorf.
" Sutinetts 4- Full Cloth. l 4
2:100 " Bro' iS• Itleciched Shotitigs.
ShniVls, sbenrs, shirts odd shod.
And every thing thneedond to use,
CHAN(ThER & Cot .
GROCERIESI.
EA,sugar.valecatusonoteuisel. spice d , *Ja
ger. ciovei.,nutmerc
F. B. CHANDIAR 4 Cats.
' 77N STOVES.
HE • and lamest best loaf pock 4nd •
- stoves everefiered inAM' ttiattel; ' ii tt'll
er prices than can be found this siirp cif
any, at P. It CHANIALAW &
ROOKS: STAT/OXIRY, •
CH9OI. Books, Toy Books, Blank Mid*
Fa'ney' Reeks, large aoosmall Bibko.
egg, Waters, Wax, Wrapping Vl*
sung Paper, Rubber, and lubber Bind%
• I Pens, sand, Sic. cheap at;
CHANpLER .
~~
~,~
I NDOW Sitati„ an G , ‘ Nails, mad
Iron, Hardware C tlery, aud. H. • allf
re, at reduced prices, y : i • . ~t
. C ItLER • af. •i
ho
dat
lie,
8p
Pu
- TilLORI&O I' TA LO 1--I'-'.
...: j _,,..,.
....„ ....
-A. , LOC, KEA ft. K . ABEES,Otiata
~ pt
•,, associaten'themeel • in , the' Tethering .
inels, respectfully soli It 'the , ' -
, irweieti a
l ime
Fashionable Publics; p • gin i
~.,
II in their power, to pi ISO '11146 - y
.r them with theireust • •I '• •.,-..,...• :-.....,•,-,..
Aging from plot we - ;hey flatter
mohat,theyleag give • • Act astisfactso,
II whO may emplor c tbe : .:;1,. , ~---, 5' 4 1 , 11 •!*
utting donncin abort A . . 0 Sed-Wiltra
made ill*
tif properly ma. - . •. : ,•••:6: :..
'.•‘' ,
. B. , SNOW the bui • ing ifonseily
by,R4. Locke, as o 'FoilOriot tiltab
ti li r
oppopist Mock & Roger's} omgoiiiikop .
f , :.P. A. Loam. i '
11.-F. Ulm's;
.~
ER
IfEl
I 3T •
OntroPe•
O . I OLI . ! ' " 1)E -1 41
.:: 1 00 1 40 '' 44 0- 14 1 #*'
, '-, 1 : t ,:. Vli . !.: ' ' , l;?` :, ti.:
LE LE-TAR;
&'e i vixt4 4 44 o
of alit* tote quilt
Ski
by
AP& Elhoesilled Cord
, • petestsibriliabt by
~I
'Odeon
MPROIN, inue~ iii
to .bc
01
EE
MSS
II
131
Eil
rial
tO,l Lawns ,
far ankle to at
r neirsuiv 4 et
.0#
~k a a , . . ,
a , .
and for salii, , ,
I hipileY4* . .. '
Balclseyt,iiid ' II
'110411,;
sed
Pie ek.oo: