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141 77 142 84
9i 54 96 5.5 92
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Alvan.Oandle*,',llad S 6, Aaron Elliot 87,)Vm. H:SlOcuni 3, and Alexinder Burns 3, ioteS, for Trustees of Dundaff Academy.
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Anhui' l TON GO' E. F. Lemoyne . had 53, W. B. Thomn' s 48,11. B. Little 59, Juhn McKinney , 1 15, Ira Kinney 42, Sam'l Bard 35,
11 m Foster l 4 . 2, a a ndiiram.Allen 34 votes. ;. .
*,* The regulat Democratic candidates in EMAIL. , CAPITOS.
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Cr\rFß IL- INTELLIGENCE i
114. I,: ; • c
Dreadful Explosion ill NaghTine.
, • I , •-- C*CINNATI, Oct,. 15th, ltq7.
- -- - -- t - ' '.'l ------------'— i Nashville papers, just arrived, bring news of
Takillg of tli , City Of Mexico. l an awful calamtty at that place, from effects of
American irks 1. - i. 7 . 7 rirg and wounded, Officers the storm "on t Tuesday evening, last. The
and men, in the 411 Battles, 562 Geller- lightning struek a powder magazine, causing
als Wortit ! , Pillow End Smith safe—Worth; an awful exploliion. The report was equal to
...
Go ern the loudest earthquake. The destruction of
- ror of the it
ey of Mexico. ; i •
life and propelty was immense, 100 houses
IPETERA CRG Oct. 13—A. M.
. ,; were destroyedibr injured, and ten dead bodies
The New Orleans papers of the sth, due : were already taken from the ruins.
ll ore to day, have not been •receiveti, bavihg ; The house oc Mr. Sbeavers was torn to pie.
faile•l s.mtli of Charleiton..S. C. I am hoW-I..ces, the family Ouch injured, and one of them,
eve , ., indebted to G. W. Vanstoren
I Esq. Ivbe a young lady, 10.11ed.- r -Cer. N. Y, Globe.
ram! passenger in the ` steamer Alabama, from • .- .
, .
Taall,ic, for the folloWing additional ; particu- ; Tuk. PINNSIVLVANIA-:VOLCNTEERS.—The
las of Kai* intelligence brought by that Pittsbnig ComOercial Journal says letters
arrival. I 1: . . *have been received in that city, with the intel-
Mr. Vanstoren citme in company with-ligenee that Lieot. Col. Black, and, we pre
)laf. C.)pers2Goveria4ent sutler of Tampico, i sum; the reattfr part, if ',not all the First regi
kar .r of dc....iatqles tii the' United States from ; ment of P nnsvlvania Volunteers were at Fue
1, I. Gates. pla - jor Ottpers has copies of let- bin, on th 12thi of Septinber. They could
r. to merelmits at Tampico, received by ;not, there re, lime been engaged in the late
:•isli expresses, fl'ivrlz semi-off eial accounts , operations around Mexiod. The second regi
,:tn,e taking of the Uropital. • , ment . was!in gatirison at Terote previous to
Sailta Anna marcl(tql - out on the 13th with Gen. Seat's adV-6.nees front Puebla.
;10 . 5,m men and 20 pieces of cannon, and pro- 4 kl, .
,- r iled to fluadalotipP. It was expected he' , A BAD t;',tHrt.uft": E.—lt •itgtated that the ..a.f=
w• .11,1 soon retreat tc4oajaCa, & no further im- , fairs of Pritne, ward & Co.: as far as the ~4
...i.iti. ~,,,lestatiim fioni Aim' was anticipated.' merican creditor* are gouu will even turn
entire American filss from the SO. to .the . out worsei than was feared. The amount of in
-1,•;1!I S.ntemlier, arnoitnts to 15 officers kill e d, debtedne4s is ahOut $100;000, of which thjee
and 47 wounded, amt 41 . .)9, men killed- and of the Wall str ' t Banks lose a large aniount,
wonndud. , : ' stated We, $2OO, 00. The English - creditors
in the last battle, t i ltat at Chapultepec,which ' have absorbed the assets of the firm.
teem-red on tbe 13th, Gen. Scott brought forty
pief•os of cannon t to bear on the heights, and
1 ,, •• ,, i rendering thenNteitahle
ch the afternoon of the 14th, Gen. Scott
so•it 1.:,i)0 men'into the city, who took posses
)t) of the citadel, after some serious onto+
1, ,I from the rabble, vho attacked their rearl
1, 1 wounded a number.
stn the 13th, theniimen of the city had de
inviiel muskets from Santa Anna, but he was
urn le to furnish then 4
,The letters referred:: to Make no menlien of
Fautl. Anna's res*aiion, and Mr. VanstavO
ren disevediis the statemententirely. 1
Generals Worth, Mow and Smith were un
in.jurail in the battles,ind General Scott, had
mnt , ' , inted Gen. Worth the Governor of the 1
e.r v of Mexico.
t:
The steamship Fashion ' was entering the
harbor of Tampico as Vie, Alabama came out.
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A Litt* I ester.
•Br the arrival of ithe schooner Somers at
rarleston, from H‘ana, later dates from
Vera Cruz have beenl received but they com
prize scarcely any th'ing in addition to whit ,
we have before giveit The following pars-
graph is the only iteniitelegrapha: ° I
Gen. Scott, it is Oattd, bud addressed aI
..irruint to the Mexicaha Stateg, inviting them
° ~. iikl their deputies:to-ilia capital with full
tipwers to - eonelnde,* treaty of peace. It. is
t 1 ,,, stated, that a diAibion iof 1500 men bads
heon sent by den. St to take pos - ion of
Telua
, a small •place ear the CapitaL
PALL A ntuu.—Theizigin of this word is bit
known althoug h' is frequently -used,.
signifies safety ; fi this sense we say trial.
' inry is the palladinin of our rights. It g
a-rivPd from the - statO of Pallas or - Minerva ;
it u'as pretendeo descended from heap _
en near th e tent of Iglus , while the Greeks
. 1 . ;•r6 engaged in the fortress of
01 being consulted atont this statue, the or
aelP ordered 'that a te4ple should he built tol
Pallas in the eitadel, i l and . that the statUel
'should be there kept pith care, and thatiabile
!.his precious depositt remained. there Trqy
should not be take.m
SEISGFANT RILEY .'- The Nei York Corr
, mercial speaks as folks of Sergeant Rile j,
Who Was recently hung in Mexico as a 4ese4: 4
ier :
"Sergeant Riley, 'ihe" deserter was 141
known by many in th'i commumty. lie was
Tee-rifting sergeat for l some tilne, and kept the
rendezvou s next to thifl corner of Ceda r ,
Wasiingt on Street. IR , ilexwas_ a man cgs*
ry large frame more'ttiin,six feet high. He
was formerly a SergeOtin the 06th ..regifoqit
of the British Army,
.itationed in Canaan' fro in
wriiiPh he deserted, and came to this -city. 7 4,, 7
Shortfy after he joined the United States unify
and being well,skillean his profession, was
sent to West" Point,4ere he acted as 141
Sergeant for some tki'ie
Way- Gov. Young .6f „ Noti bas reeoin!.
mended the 25th of Nowewther 4 8 a day
Thank6gising. MasOtehuoette i New lianni.
Rhite and Missouri, 14ve ippointed the sans?
da y.
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SUSQUIIII Nll iOUNTY (11116# ELECTION JENA%
37 71 37 70
66. • 88 66 90
42 93 43 • 94
In 62 $ 59
-18 162 n 162
20 79 20 81
23 63 26 52
78 ; 45 74 50
(13 107 • Ci 3 108
33 114 33 • 117
42 70 41 00
148 69 147 • 67
30 50 29 48
2298 1456 2252
The Btitish people are making a new im
provemoit upon!' the Globe—one that interests
the Unit d Stafps not a little, too—and that
is 4 for th ' establishment of Railways in the
East-11 - ages, mainly with the view of develo
ping the otton t Oniture of the last, and to
bring it'elmap . fima a distance, to a market on
the SeabOard. !
SUFFILIGE ti!Cosszericur.—Last Monday
week theroposition to abolish the distinction
between colored people and whites, in respect
to the right of Stlffrage, was rejected by the
peopte,of Conneeticut. As far as beard from,
the roteS stands—for the proposition, 2,548 ;
against it, 6;884.
WIIAT I S Is JO NAME.—CoI. Towns (Demo
crat) bae beaten-Gen. Clinch (Whig) for Gov
ernor of : Georgia. The name of Col. Towns is
said to be Georke Washington Napoleon Bo
an
ca
rtelbitits.l l , There was to much thunder
in hat nameevil.' for "Old Withlacoochie,"
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litu . tpz.-343: Weldon, formerly Mrs. Me-
G-angbey of thii city, and who eloped with Dr.
Ne don,: some y4ars ago, recently committed
suicide by hanging herself, in Covington, Ind.
A rniserable encl. of a life made miserable' by
conjugal! infidelity.—Cleveland Herald.
car! Nexiconnuaily exporti about four
teen millions, offrpecie to England. The pro
duct other min4s tids • year will be much less
than fortherly orl accotint of the difficulty of ob
taining guicksilier, which is necessary in the
trmelting of the precious ores.
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r.'The C . , missioners appointed at the
lost session of t` e lowa Legislature, to select
a new*at of 43,..vernment haye selected a spot
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on a beaittful prairie in Jasper county, thirty
miles frOm the 6ographieal centre of the ter
ritory., They; 41 it Monroe city. .
Dr. /4 - ' der, tl4"new chief Rabid, in London,
bas,cauSed it tope intimated that no member
of the lii** -- ,plesnasipn, who is the keeper of
an iraPrOperlotre, will be permitted to attend
the Syni%ogue; 4 1 0 be acknowledged as one of
the people. i
. l,„ . . - • ' _
A poi Walt:tosz. l =4 tradesman wrote to
a austoeie r , wha , ,..yps in hlis debt
4'Sir, 'if you w all et me have the amount of
my bill, you wig 06/igpr* , --if tot, I mast o-
Nippy, '
Queen ahe'°
go-to.meeting
clothes'; coat hatf stallion 'of . dollars. Those
that Bonaparte pse4 td isear i zi.wh . en , Emperor,
on Slam nearly a lien 1
4leiter in tbe Mobflo'Henild, states: {- that
GerierallVi'Orth 'Opvas we - untied-in one Of bis legs
by a spOntlull.a-The limb;w4s considerably
shat • : , but itilwas tOt-oolisiclereiliiiingerots.
'it 7'
11 l i kt di ' • ' ...
the
r th i t 43,, n nn snbsenbers 'to ,
Pibin tte 'tug $29 iinonth as their sub
#driiitie, Oriee.* tliatiisper ithich wines out
ici*. l i
t '! " ' '64lY...
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A 4essel has /arrived at Long
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103 168
75 104
29 42
76 ' 130
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140 80
55 94
45. 130
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18 79
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32 117
42 70
146 65
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• Romance. of Life.
The lien:mon% Patriot gives the following ro ,
, Mantic aicount of the adventures of a "green
inounta4boy." It is one of those cases which
,prove thip "truth is stranger than fiction."
'The tql,ivn of Newfano, in this county, Was
I Many years sines the birth place of an infant
Who wasithristened Paul Holland K • .
As he grim up to manhood the spirit of Yan
kee enterprize carried him to Canada, and in
the interior of the country he commen
eed thM, - ,practice of law. His industry and
perseverance were rewarded with success, and
after a tithe he removed for more lucrative
practice-to the city of Montreal.- •Prosperity,
and goodiprtune still attended 'him, and he
soon bee#ne a candidate to the Canadian Par
'lament, ithere his ability and good judgment
7
secured tai him a respectable position and infin- OADCLO'rHS, Cassimeres. Sattnetts.
Mice. While a member of Parliament, he re-1 -11-3 'weeds, Jeans. Vestings and ii4er
chived ltter purporting to be Ntrit ten by an Good - now selling by E. T r
old lady by the name of K , stating in I)HACK. Striped, Plaid and various colored
s.libstancel, that she had not a single relative, a) Alpacas. Colt red Ceiestives. Cashmeres
and was alone in the world, that seeing his, Jenny Lind, Oregon Plaid and Marleston Ging
name in papers, as a member of the ana- hams at
TIFFANY'S}
dian Parliament, and if being the same as hers:
she thought perhaps he might be of the sae
fain-ily. She further stated that she was pns
sessed of Considerable property, and knew:iof
ne kindred to whom to leave it, and that if be'
Would conic and see her, she would pay all bis
eipenses and make him heir to her . property.—
Mr. supposing this to be a 1100,1
Made no answer and paid no attention to it.:—
Two or three months afterwards he received
another letter from the same person. ureing ,in"
stilljtroager terms his visit to her, and with
so much apparent sincerity and earnestness,
that ):ie resolved to go to England, and see
Whattruth there was in it. He did -go and
found the lady as she had described herself.-:
sbe was living in an elecarit mansion and in•
handsome style: She was delighted with the
Visit of Mr. K , and spared no pains to
Make it agreeable to him,
'After having spent some time there-he pre
pared to return home. The old laay_defrayed
-all his expenses, and made him many presents,
and before his departure she renewed to him
her promise - to leave him all her property and
related the incident which led to the corres
pondence.; She informed him that in early life
she was the betrothed of a young man of the
name of Paul Holland, who was an officer in
the Britiih army. That he had fallen in bat-.
tie before the consummation of their nuptials,
and she had since remained unmarried and true
th his memory. Thht seeing his name, uni
ting thename of her lover and her own, she
h , n as struck with the singular coincidence, and
thought she could not better show her devotion
to the memory of her betrothed, than to bes-
Ow her ptoperty upon him who seemed by his
nhnie to bp the representative of both.
I He leftiher. and returned to Montreal, and
Within a sear afterwards received intelligence
leif her death, and that in accordance with her
declaratien he was made sole heir to her es
tote., i
te. 114 set out immediately for England,
and on his arrival he found all things prepar
ed for him. His claim was recognized and he
'uttered at, once into the possession of h large
fgrtune. r : lte is note in the enjoyment of his
gbod fortune at Montreal, and is now orlr.
ecent-
i s litaff; been a member of the Canad . n iParlia
went.
i !Phis ih} a true sketch of history of one
Vermont toy, and there are "doubtless many
,
spell. The regions of fiction, and the highest
Rights of ; the imagination, do not furnish. a
more romantic adventure.
O,RE EVIDENCE OF TUE VIRTUES
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01' JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES.
,' Dr. J. Ni Smith, Winsborge , N. C. says—Some
of yout Pithily Medicines have reached this part of
the countr y, They seem lode much good, and are
eigerly 'might after by all who aro acquainted with
their medifimal virtues. I should be glad to have an
Agency foilthe sale of them, as--1 flatter myself, that
inrreputation as a physician is such. as will promote
your imerent in their sale. The Execctorant appears
to be in the greatestdeinand here.
k Mr. .1. fl, Wallace, Milford, Pa.. says — The fi rst
six snobthanery little Medicine was sold, excepting
ybur WorutMedicine, which was soon disposed of
It ls bit sullen time since the Expectorant was much
culled for.i, I had used one bottle _ ht my TA roily, and
fiund it ad eicellent Medicine Air colds; This spring
there have hasen an-unusual number of persons coin.
.phaining of heavy Colds. and the moat of them hive
fund re - 114%y using your Expeelorent.
f . , Mr. , Tha. M. Turner, Savannah;Geo:, says—We
bve been very successful in selling yobs' Alterative,
0 we int*, t but s (few bbttles left ;We Wish you t.
nend us s. qtoss by the first Vessel.
i, [Melina. Whitney & Litho, Mount . Morrigi. N. y..
ity--We ti. about out of your Vermifuge and Ran
*jtod Infra daily, cilia for the Vcrmifuge, which
d verichigh itt this section. The. sales of all
ynurMedics invelseen good, and contihoeuto ga
it
free st: tZni Tonle, WiliPuflikl. 0160. saya"--Ifoov Ver- ,
initogo anti ri 1111 sell very readily here-.I couldinivis
'Old muillittore of them if I haul them:
0 :t
with-iesr
and with
te:- British
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2.234_ 1457
E.P. Steadman,
yerinifoge and Ex
arid we ebOold be g;
Prepared only t 3
agency by N. Mitel
hairreply to the` mmtinicatfon °Mr. G---d who
1 1.
1 hair seen fit,to add us. upon this I'subject ,of our
weekly notices of .C. ';Vaughn '. Vegrtable'Lithen—
triptie Mixture; 41 e Great Amerieset Reinert) , ; we
have only to say, t at every name wlllieh had appear.
ed m theseinotices as giging testirntiny to the great
curative power of i s far famed artiele of Medicine.
is a genuine one, Weyer , oar *4lly - friend may,
think ; no fiction .1 used here , and if tie questions our
word after this, we would ask him :to take the name
.of any person he h a ever found mentioned, the place
of tesidence, and ;se d a post paid bettor to.the Orison ;
Who does not reeei e a satisfactory, afiswer both as
regards the l genein netts of the trainee given,:and the
character, &the m icinealluded to also, then'are will
publish gratis his eommunicatiou, setting forth our
flilsification, and is4and convicted Of perjury' s ' Will
this satisfy the Doctor 1 We happeoto know What we
are engaged in wl en wq print such notices ; this
Vegetable Litliontr ptic is doing great good all over
the country, and, ; seems to be the 'remedy Ifor all
complaints. As tte' agents in this:vicinity whose
names ars under the advertisement in our pap!, will
inform the doctor. i Get a pamphlet and read. i
Auditor
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1 1 6 0 6 5
108
15
129
112
46
-62
78
94
138
80
70
ss
76
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IST ROC .111.0 RSV.. -
Came into the enclosure of the subkriber
about the Bth inst. a dark brown horse hitvine
one white hind leot, almiit ten or eleven pears
eld. His owner 4y requeited to prove proper
ty, pay charges, end tat“.. him away.
REUBEN WELLS,
Bridgewater, get. 19th, 1847,
1t
62
162
78
, .
Ls hereby given, that an onplicatlo has
been made to the Court of Common, leas
of Su4quehanna County to grant a char et; of ]
tl r
Incorporation to the Prebsyterian Contego.'
lion of Silver Lnke—according to the ti of'
Assembly, of the 'n
h day of °ember 184).
V, BL A NhING, Pkot cy;
Prothy's Otfiee. • ) -
Montrose, Octi 18, 1847.
.3
2183 1533
Melo Goods .11
T ILE subscriber is now receiving a metal a ssortment (if I• i 1
t
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FALL AM) WATER GOODS il
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which will be sold forcash as cheap -On
he bought in Northern Pennsylvania. Fa enos,
c,usiomers, one and all, pleas acce : rPy
itrinlis for your very liberal patronage Airir g
the past year, end Remember tit* ainqtlinig
in my line will he furnished yotk on Oh§ win
ciple of 'Live ant let live.'.' Ready pet/ ad
small profits is out motto.
All kinds of produce received in privrOnti
EDWIN TIFF.ANYi
Brooklyn, Oct .191 h, 1841.1
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Apples, Furs
a ß ci e c r p w o zic t . ry Fl b arsed,
Vi 7 Dried AN r EAD;p—
. ghT
- ____—__.—__Jk_ i__
p S—a Nage variety new sf-1NT144 at
TIfFA NY' $
. _
OLE I. sitter and . Mororen skins , e(iing
S
Ownp at TIFFANY'S.
. .
B OOTS and shoes a . large nssnrtmPrvi
TIFFANY'S.
N AILS, Iron and steel
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F RESH Tens rh enp at
TIFFANY'S.
HA rr:.sand Muffs for snlp hT
PAINTS, OILS, Drugs and Medirines by
TIFFANY.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
HATS dr, CAPS !
LADIE'S FURS, BUFFALO ROBES, &
READY MADE- CLOTHING ! !
MIL 41. POs7 l et CO.
ARE now receiving fruit New York, .the
MOST I
EXTENSIVE, RICA, & VARIED
AOPOP.TiZEN P : GOOns
in their line ever iiroitglit into Nortfieni P4m
sylvania which thoy offer to the Public at prices
from 25 to 50 per cent. loier than they
have ever been sold inthis country--conSis
ing of over
. *OO 2172 ZZADZS.,
FALL FA SHICONFOR:II34i4;
. And every ftishi.m, of Fine Nutria, r Otier
Moleskin, Brush, Cast..tmerc, Angola, Wish
rat and Conti, of all cidors, qualities and j,ri•
ces, from 88 cts tb $6,00.
OS 0 oCommon Wool, Ginzed, Rough &
Ready,i Ashland and bliorung H Ira.
1 5 O• D.Oll N
MEN'S, SOY' & CHILDREN'S C .ps !4 •
50 DI FFEREN T .r lei of. Fur, Fur 10,im
med Plain and • Fanci dui!), filoliagr 4
.• • •
Silk Plusli—Velvet, Silk and Com .Gletz,d
Caps.'
1
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Tip E LAD! ES
IA RE particularly invited to call and exam.:
.. ine our tissprtment'nf• 3
ILADIESi ANDINISIEB' MUFFS;
Embracing every style and quality from a cbm:
mon CONEY tot he finest LYNX-and allar
ding an opportunity of sefectitik from !the
LARGEST NUMBERand ihe GREAT ST
VARIETY which -tias'evr fteen, offered ilor
sale in this region of 'country—aid at a loiver
price than.tbe same quality' Mtn bia boughtifor
elsewhere. - •,, I
Read y allude elothani: I
. ,
ALARGE arid general sisortni' eat of Ciiiits
Overcoats-LVestS and pentaleoiti 01',filit.-
ferein patterns &nil 'qu4ities,"'for toile at atalist
the price of therclotlf.
cFIiT. o :ALE -. •
Of superior No. 1 Buffalo' Robes—chew per
than the cheapest for qpgatu - ...‘,
. ,
eie
One Word mn US] 10 P's;10010 i .:
Hering bought tratilii t very article.in . vu
line, we bought W. & is wears willing tot IC
up with smell profits we are- ileterinlited'no.li
be itnifersOld—hurt will i sell :every artict -, as
cheap and we thaikcheaPer thain st sex rit .e t
establishment; 'Then-cull la i one ifoOr sotif ,' ,of
the 4 Tarmer's.Store".ind look forloursol, :
~N.. B. Most kinils ofiprod&ce taken in t de
—and CASE . paid for Otteeppelte and Fui '••,-
• Stoutrose Oct: Nth' 1847: i • ,
[Mayville, N. t I find your
pectorant give g• .
tatiafactibn,
;lad to:have tooth. lot. ;
,
y.
Dr. p. JayoO, ' Ili., and mold on
dz Co. Mintri*. Pa.
141rIn plitirrtinemtnts.
TIFFANT,§
=E
kOlO , TO 0111PITIRS. L
11'
ROPOSAS will received the id .
Pt, of OctOber next foterecting a frame
ding !MI bY 06 feet, it PITTSTON /EASY.
Plop and Specifications 'math° seen bylien—
tinkling ofRS 7. WISNER, Visillbalnkin Nl, Y.
SOPtember 29, 1841. '
,
• !i
lEcuors . SALL
LL t soldlhy public , vendita or ?mt—
cry, On Wednesday the tenth 'day of
November next, at ihe house of Etta Brown.
late 'of the township of 'Brooklyn, deceaaed,
one span of Mares, one yearling Col ;one
sucking Cnit, three Cows, three tieolyears
olds, two Yearlings, three Hogs,Bire atigate,
twenty One Eheeft, one lumber Wagon land
Sleigh; a quantity of hay and Grain, most
kinds of Varining tools , House:..bold furniture.
&c.. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A; M. '
.All RUM* over five dollars, eight months credit
with unproved security, .
EZRA ,4,1 BROWN, Et
ecutors t
LORENZO G. BROWN.
Brooklyn, Oct. 11th, 1847.
AMID TRATOR'S NOTICE.
- vOTICEip hereby given to all roman's in.
debted: I to the estate of EBENEZER
MILLARD, dec'd; late of Adburn township, to
matte immediate pnyment, and all
.per Sons
having any claims against said estate are re
quested to present :them to the subscriber for
settlement. • _
ANDREW g. LOW, Adm!'r
Auburn, .0m:7.1847.
ADMMSTRATRIX'S 240T,1CE.
OTICE is hereby given to all persons in
debted to the estate of ELISHA HARD- .
ING, jr. dec'th late of the township of Herrick,
to make inuhediate payment, and, all perions
having any etaims against:said estate are re.
quested to present, them to the, subscribei lor
settlement.
' ORPHA A. HARPING Addi.
Herrick; Oat. 11, 1947. • -
MILV littODOCil
BENTLEY &MEAD, 1. •
ARE nowreceiving a. very large and desi
rable stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been bought for .C. 4811, and will be
sold at a very' small advance from costs. IWe
still adhere to our old 'polio,'
NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD,
by any establishment this side of ,the Etela
ware, and invite our customers and the fajblic
generally. to give us a call and test the truth
of our assertions.
filontrose, Oct. 13, 158.17.
irp RO D Ci f OTH S, plain and fancy ger
seymeres and S.ithetts, (a very large
assortment) Kentuck Jeans, Tweeds, Flannels,
Vesting% Linsey Woidsey 's, Sheetings, Cotton
Yarn, Batting &c. us chemp-as the cheap t.
BFNTLEY 4 READ
F •
RENCI - 1 tilerinoes, Alpaccaii, plein• l
and
fancy, Oashmeres. Mouslai)( De Lttins p ,
Gingharm, Oregon Plnid, Capones, - for ,
sale right by BENTkEir & READ.
A d R D
ing W c A oii ß in. E ;,
e a
e o re m b osi raied
A o x i e tr f e n n t,
rsn i i tcl u
by
BEN7'LET:If REA.b.
R ON and Steel, of -almost every Bizet and
quality ever broueht to this market.
BENTLEY .RE4:
SOLE and Upper Leather—elm--Calt and
Murocco,Skins. Boots, coarse and fine,'
Browing. Ladies and chiterens shoeii, and In•
dia Rubbers, a first-rate assortment selling
right by BENTLEY & READ
A FULL stock. of Groceries, Crockery,
1.11. Stone and in-wars, Pdijits, Oils :and
Dye-stuff 4, Medicines, Droning. Pails, &e. by ,
BENTLEY 4- READ.
ATCIIE9 ' 'AND JEWELRY.—Patent Ld ter,
Lapine aml,English .Watelies (an 'entire
new stock) Go'd and Silver Pencils and Pens,
'Bracktis, Pins, Rings, Slid,gs, Spectacles,
ver Spoons and Thimbles Purse
.Twist'land
Trirninings, for sale rhea p . by,
BENTLEY 4- BRO.
•
BONNETS, &tins •nn4 Velveis,
' Tubbs, Laces. Fol.yines. - Jecnnetts, litus
&c. by r BENTLEY - 1. REA • .
CODFISH and Mackerel by -
• SENT4'Y & REA D
AG.tEN IN THE
MELD
or tioriouxsiAt
copET,ITIOi.
H. VIEBB I
WOULD inform his s ing:oils and former 'pus.
tomers. and the public generally. Oet
he is again on, hand, at los old , stand. in ifull
blast—having i just returned friiin New
,York
with an entire new stock of Goods suited to
this market. Which he is new opening, and! of
feting for sttlet cheap for ready pay.
fluving made his purchases for Cash,lie will
be able td sell at such _ rates as cannot 'fall to
please. Thnsh who wish to save 25 per (tient,
will please cat! and examine,'
Moran:ate. October ei ltkt. •
Lunde. uE Netllimiii Count*
THE County of Sullivan having. been la sty.
; setoff fryin the county of Liveoming• nd
the County Seat located by Curjunislurietaiiip
pointed by the-Legislature Qui the , lands of
the Sutr#cri ri, he offers to sale village' lota
and land utijoiping being port ent largebridy,
which he will sell to suit settler*. Mill Sits
and timner Pfenty.
Enquire of iLewis JiipOr, Cherry 'Township.
Sullivan , courtly. of_ Michael Mektert at pies
ent In said County to , htnkt the ftecest(try
surveys oral' the Subsorther at New httifgrd,
S usqueha ti ti e t County. Pen nay I va n in. i
. , ! B.IIIBYLER 4
1 Sept..lo, 107.. ! • 384 m
. IH -u AIEIEN ! • i
ampauk, a Vautztaaro s 1
FAWHIOINABLE'T.AI.46O
HAv !NG i et received the 'New iork and
' Phil del hilt repo:ono( Fashions, for the
Foil fed . int
,r.of 1847 ; dx, 8, beg leave Wine'
form 1 tho n d
vtie it
e or ',lnput:boon!, that they
are prepared; to do work entrustedlo them: in
snob imageer as Will pieste , lo44bait .fiiiidi
owl. ;. . v ;. 4 1 , ..„: :i i p , .. - --i: _ :it.
Cutting don to order; and *frantal to,-
and 'W m if pitt togethero. K. ---, c
r' Shop Voile lblglr, 4t..!Ratirris wegen
shop. et the steruVerii.•itaire' ken.
..
Mue)rer . e l pt. 29,1947. w < ? . ~, - , i
t - ! _i
"... .. ', 8.00/48 * ST r 427oil:4ll`. ' ',-
ClCool3ti gooks; Toy l 8061 :11 - ank lions,
t Aloc ) %At' ' large andliirintrnitiles;
Pencil's lab, ,Widers, ,Wa X liw opp :i ngitnd
Writing Niter; Rubber,' and Ntitliber Band*
wel fees, sand * dgc.- eliviikiti. - :.;•.r, i ,
CHANDLER lit'Cotli
==ME=M
•
.;
IM
marrifle --- 441ORAX --- •
, •-• ~„
1- -THIRD -11 CAtt•
is popular ( ' -49cientific, - *Ad , Mechanise!
rnUl, (which has already Sttainedlhat ler.
I circulaltipo of any,; .., weekly pep* of the
d in the woild,) IV contrbenee its =ID
t tom on Saturday, ept. 25tb. td'
'nob number - ler the . s cientifle . , Athericau
tains from Itys to stain intim:in'
ENGRAVINGS ,` II CatillOglitilif AllniLN PAT
as
issued .:from the , patent "office every
ki notices of tile progreas ofll newfliscue .
and scastinvic inventions ; iueiructiollB In
various Aare and isinss ; 1 WO , lENGII.A.
GS; curious trattosoinmax. I,t CAL
perhnents ; the latest itAiutosn
,IOEncE
EUROPE AND AMERIC& ;.all the di erent Xi
-1 LAICAL MO' 'El!rlits pUblishedin *series, and
USTRATED with mote than aaltesunptEmam
t is in fact•a•papar that BirarrWthe petro
-1 eof all esettssics and Stantimiregitse
oughout the ITNITEtt STATE% and Should be
the hands of EvEszorts that I - Wimp 'lnterest
the advancement of mechanscaPor *Ms
e improvements in this country, . , 1
t is published in iteasxo vont, conienieeta
adapted. to Immo, try, furnished to Court-
Subscribers at the LOW rims of, Te.o Doi,—
RS A TELR—ONR DOLLAR IN , ADRARER, and the
minder in six months.' Address,,
MUNN &. CO. Publiabdrt
12S Fulton-street, Ne i n , Yo rk.
1
NEW GOODS.'
FIRST IN MARKET:- - •
I .
i E inyitethwattention of die citizen" of
Susqueliaona County; to our stock of
/II and Winter . Goods,-which is 7nott beitt*
• iied, assuring them we will lio•quite as
H, if not a Wile better thin at lax . other
a p in town.
P.
Montrose; Sept
13. CIIANILER••&CO.
17,•18,17. 071
Gingham&
Prints.
.De Lain.
illpaccas.
1000 Yd.'s
6000
500 ",
60IY ";
ISSO Cloth,* •Caiiimeiv.
Satiaettsh Full
2000 Bro' Bleachiyaheetings,
Shawls: shears, shirts and stioei.
And every thing that's good to use.
CHANDLER ,& ,Ces.
. ,
GROCERIES. ;;.
EA, sugar, saleratus, reel Issas;e, n
ger, cloves,: 'nutniezr, ,itidige, • turn,: !Su.
F.:B. 6HANDLE,R 4 Co's.:
II INDCON Sash, and GlasS. , ;and
lroty, - Hard ware, cutlery, *id . ', 4 llotiow
are, at reduced pricy
CHANDLER,4,,Co.
TIN STOVES.
HE largest tend best.lot of Crtokapd'rarlor
stoves ever , oftered in this market, and at
I ver prices , than can be :found qhis-aide of
bang, at B. CHANDLERA Cd's,
•
'MINTED- I
N exchange; for
.Goods,9rain, 3ealwaxi
Flux seed, Old' Iron. , Pouler„ mid Copper;
nnel, and Socha , Butter, Rags, &c.
.4LSO
;1 )4
1 31 0 0
apprentice to the Tin business , a a t
im 17 years did, of good rnorarnhartieter,
Il 'find an opportunity . ~ by calliait pa 1 .41 1 - A
rilA kr* 414 Ce• •
KEW dOODS Lij,
OW openirg:and sviltbescild . cbeapb
•
ANTED-5000 Yds. fianstelts,
Y 9 2 .
Sept. & 15. •''
I MONOPOLtIYTEfk'
1,41-
Lot &Inn Pekin Tea' 4 144 so. other Temkin, tt ehespet tate
ned and fo r sale by ' •
'SPLENDID' lot of Newaiid 'Maio Goode
just opened and willow rapidly': , itiettio
re of
LIGAR. coffee, Rliisupg. ~ i nAtgo,„*lßAtn,
Copperas, Vitro!, Dye:OloOdi; &B. &dip:At
store - 01 -;
MON Sugar -=a guperlq aiticla for Wes.
and Letponade &c. for tale= 6"1«`
GREAT varietY of itroads`olottiti;Zattirieits,
Kersoymeres*Tweeds, lientutkltiantrafrx..
t arrived ani!lselliog verylOtv
led Cords, :Etachelitiiiii!ui
le
APS Shoes,; ,
peneep ror,..
' "'.....71 - .? itl4l`lV
t OTIC E ii he etiy given, tha t , y.eitetxler.
of the Orpli n's GUM' et' ' thetititity'Of
.uebanns, wil , be exposed tctinie:byiset.-
: vendue or ow ry, at thd itppsel4l9 ell*, - •
1 • arman, ileeen• d. in the towitatilP ofDipi.:.
,on Thursday the 11th ' day'or NiiiciniVer
: t, nt one o'clo .k .in the Ittlernoo-.017,11tat.
1 ,all those two certain lots, pieces or par
,' of land, situ te, lying E •and being 46 the
nsliip of Dim, aforesaid,-Inte;.the-„Astoti
'times Shea rnian,
.late 'of !I - 116'34(10**p,
, • set), and severally betuided end ;Wanted
ollows, to wit :—the first II* : 0-er VOW
, reof, being the .farmtpyinterly Averted, and
.upied by 'Allen . Upson liotinded iiii,„the
C
rth, by lan ot Richard/Gairienkkr,nothe
1:4 by, lul4 ;of. Pu;dPni D.- - -HROP*4O,-,4114.
Hui Tiffliny-46ii the ..SOUttc by jandi_of
: rtes Greenwood,#l'Gedige-4ateiVinli'lln
: West,:, by lands': Of .lecob , 81 , 3414 lind
I. ley U. pinith -rerfnotining one 4444141 - v4
y-tour ,
acres, with' ahinitl . one buodredlkort
• uty-five neresiinprtriied, end Iniirinif ittW.
, uPeO 4 itinghiluge,- tw+-barifeetlisteissit:'
w, and a cider mill.
..,..
LSO—At Oil iifile' pitted - bad
..,timethe
) r niece or parcel of laUd'lasiri:ltitiiiiiifi
wo tut the fletiry - Barkleyfaird : 'said krtn
1 g bounded on,the North:WT.ll4de of Aitery
11, 1 4, n nit „ rta oi,s Tingley 1 ;..-dti . ‘ttiAl) . llst, by-
hi of Jam ;De nnis ;On tilloo4,K-tiPads
• . T. wither jankti n, tbelVist4,oeflts
:T. Wilber, .aud_ rohn' g r o,oilte - i 1011 ,
mg 147 tiere3, or, theteabOnta,';lo . ' about
mires improved;;, and . bitiioC - - nl°
i
I ling' . boottna l , fto. barns, - ,Alt Iret orehei u
other apistrtensoe,w 2 : I , _;'' . :-1 ,- ...; 11
rms instieittuftre on. Atio Vi(eOjiikle: '1 1
.11:- - T. STEPHENS,',:tkI'-r4V4gt0t,..1
itnock; - *Obe'r l Ath; - iB4l
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rtheistaliel'aidliie* t . til'iNsktsPetilV I -...
iging is tiwriottb,:itedritifiLleittlir 2 '
ertb.aelddittiti late efenateitatiOtiV ad
~throwing ,:tbdiettlitikrfttetift/
g the 'cutest. a Ws% i the u110a6,,, ,
ArcletkVatitletti calf - ittiCiiiiiifitWi --.
1aud , ,, ,, ,...,Naity14
diet - 'cdttil l itit
u be - minid ; ti . me,i - butiirt, 411 0 fir
rttirtressi OUP - tieetv lot
ably tbi lase.. medr,iptitrwrcimito
iltr il
odidid.i - lAialf;Wl;bav - ilteekffiite=
it is easy- for me x ~to .t -ziltit'pow-i...-oir
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14y, by lobkidgetthe•
_etextirrneA '
r Y , ,' r ..P:' •..3 JOHNAKOVte•M ' ---
satielle:4B44,-Tist_ ,-, 34—ri , 14-i.; , NAIT.
rj,, - .officer:twoxleiii below Oki F a rs! -
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