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A:114; 4 4i/4i e the Pritnte., 4 143 ,!!! )1 1 1-
• . , ;Fr.
1. 111 fikt
A ectittYpWdliti llbatikt'Atlaa gives
ItEffiertgien'atitl the `wooing -
4nB Woacio; eit
3tifinire 1 1 ,4 *.-royal ailate,fromithespiaW.
the The fl th of Seplemben
hieheas .d'Aumalo, tv1?o is a Nee=
politan by hirtb, • and .an uglratbodyi pa-one
oftii,,aees, 446 diamonds the. fi
nest water and her dowrymtn large,. Film calls
her s; , n rie t .heat
ns his„-father. dtaa
Irari'l he vastirode estates, which the King so
po cell n4naged Obtain for The
tlitintboit , 4 °irk*, Creests was; the Pritt
. I • •
cess l
,de ia as.lduoyant wii,h health
erred htlrits,44o
'refusing to submit to
endeavOrs to °stab
ittist insurbordination she is • moat
galla - ntkj, up fi eld- by' her , sailor liusband, who
ba.Ceite't Wasted that her whims shall be It
0r.:114'41 come out (as he fain wa tt
do). id fotoidition to the pacific policy of 'the
t hriscmaiTiage, by,the way was rather
rotruuttio be and may be new, to American
readers:
4'Diplom4ic etiquette requireS that an A 01:.
lassador slAuld go to propose the hand et a
loyal suitorilsettle all the preliminaries of the
affair, and ffpally,marry the Princess scleeled
by prosy. ,::,!Then it was proposed to send
Theirs to Bazit, thus charged with ,the hi l od
.of that Pre de Joinville, ho refused to sa4e. ,
tion the mission declaring that he never wcold
nutrry_a - ynt 4 piii he had not seem, or, have any
other man act for him. To this determitiat4on
be remainet)..-firrn. The Queen entreated him '
. 4
in vain; . tls King s c olded 'to no purpese, and
matters codld only be comprised by allowing
, the Prince 4, joinville to act as AMbassador
himself. . lls orders were Very positive. lie
was to asklior the hand of Ithe Prinecss, if She
suited his piste, and 41 accepted, Avas.,to have
put her arc lier ladies pukbe_ard of one' frigate
And escort :.:Ser himself in his own vessel, the
Belle Poula,back to France, where ' the mar
riage .was tii be celebrated in due fern!.
'Arrive at Brazil, be becanie deeply !Olt
ten .witb 'tie Charms of the Princeis, offered
himself, *Ali accepted, married her despite the .
!plies,. ordirs, and conjegallrtook his bride on
boaid his 'On ship. Once out at sea, he rer
fleeted tin t 4 he - lecture which awaited him at
:liomeisind #y way of avoidiig its .first outbreak
initeati of '-ketrireing immediately
g i t' France,
i
he indnigetthimself in a lengthened ise, and
rettifined 4 sta'until the Xing sent a corratte
to Oder biiii into port. The sight of his un
sophisticat4l daughter-in-law (and \lam' sub
stantialdoiory) soon .appeased his Majesty's
_anger, andttlae, story ends ,bY,the old adice=l
- wellibat ends well.* l
;
~, •-.::,,, ,,,,:, , '
. 9 " • Oliewican Mooniltht.
Srby moonlight alone" canoe Fra n
tiealize4 in Mexico with beautiful effect ; W,e
ti judging from the followiniei
tract frotia Art army letter which Was published
mittleng sihce in a Southern paper:
.T‘erhap . s you will not believe me when
'tell , you thh:ti. am writing , this by moonshine
yes, thefteautiful bright moonlight of 31exi
- Fleavito bell), those in the United States
11.
31
rth ey *now what mootilight
Ihoitt it. . Moonlight in
'fC t.—pure; Magnif
iecel,„l..teytiaci Lic 1.• ripliorri it is tkif::, • essence of
i m - inFALLT, r4tifita, Ever}- object'so.ut
go -clear and-pure is the atmos
phere frat3the stars and-the broad unclouded
seem 'Forithin reach.- ;I have enjoyed this
- -enchant.inti moonlight a hundred. times .while
• :sitting with my mess- in front of our tent, Or
shirtitiineawe thirri rt' protein& , around the
as - the guard-Will perinit Its; said
at other twines pass out aid ' wander through, l
" -the be,autitid streets of the city and listedlo, l ,
the chatter of a thousand Mexeean, tongues
. jabbering ;to one another across' : the greefp.
It is 14 stieli times thit we, inhale the sweet
-odotor tit; wow ripenirtg •
tba -grow so
-plentifullY 'itt this eity-sach as oranges, lemons ;
Mmes; figsi , dates-and almonds; and then that
best of alk i frnit the juicy peach; grows liere
gr*test perfection. All these things
ocmbined sill ever give a soldier t seme ,
hours," :Vr`
,Ai , iskiii'i Iffitli. -4n the time illidign
-, , '
- *oil* *lineal - Indian Tikited'tberimine Of,
Ooirein'orannlia, ' et Abode Island, when tie'
din:einc4ok occasion in request him,,icariy 1
vin
airline thMilkleonM to bin wigwam, to
..Jet r , hiatimtntr
,it,_ This the Indian promisid to'
do, and ttie Governor 'told' , him - that when-he
Anal . iiin`nielilitotinaltion 114. 4 sionta :gitr . e
7tiii a niailof lip. Some tinie after" the Indi
.-ean sass ' . and on ' meeting , t i , ,Goreniln
lila-La : -Mr. - Gaberdei; -'stiiniger•Bain
, . „-1-1,- , ~,
1 10 , 111 ‘ 4 . P i 11C
last `lll ght. .:‘‘ ,154 1! ; '!'ls
w r.
uthelloveritor ~i.,‘ *lst Aid lie nay t i , •", Hind
spelt," reped the Indian. -What, -- -not 50.4
at aPtiiiiit6ed4iienoil','-utee no s T peal
6 :
i iiii .l ii
' Orhatlioks iniiiiop* " *4 = iiikEil
-,,,, .0 4 -"- L• 13;• ; ' •f• • _ • •• . • - 1 . 4
. 1 • i
',64o a ai* i • 4 4074' ;I *k " ! r9 if# l ,• re 1 . 1114
Being to4tist ite was::l,iiiia ainterugir oriered
tliapr4l4o~filip. -Wild this V - a 3 di l i S.
46
: - ,firialtdi t . he , :lorosit. var. abort . :440 *pla t
ov my u w
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0 tipionsi k , OW no rind tiers inialuoinislei
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..-.-1,-kliriP 4/ 9 ',d* -- 1 , , -,1 1 -, 9 f "e meanest.;
• , -.46.54 1 , -nt geeitepeono Preleffiti-iike, Poi.j.
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,•',.r.s , ,i'•4CAALAA.AA,Ar -siacielugsp'
frtliff . t i pOptlffir, , :fictentjfie,i and s -Mechanlcal
trottiCh'hak, already , ' audited the lar
gest eironlation of any • weekly paper of • the
Ithtd world,) commence its Titian.
VOLOMR Od . Satarday, Sept. 25th. '
fINb nu mber • the.'Stientific - Ameriban .
rtvE to e EVEN ORIGINAL MECIIARIT"':
CAL EIGRAVINGI a Catalogue of AMERICAN PAT-'
:ENTS, isstied; ,froln the. patent office 'every
.weelr..notices of the progress of alLnetv MECHAN
acsi. and• ecisarrinci inventions ; inStructions in .
,the • ,v4ious . ARTS and , TRADES ; With Eso,R.A•
Pirlsos.; curious sau,osoentcAL and CREM.iCAL
experiments ;
,the latest RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE
;IN EUROPE AND AMERICA ; all the different ME
tCBANICAII MOVEMENTS published in a series,' und•
41.LtisTRATED with More than A.BUN'DRED ENORA ,
Toms, &C. •
IL isln. fact a paper that mEßirs the patro
nage of all stsatlptics and BiArturAcrunsas
'throughout the UNITED STATES, end • should be
iti'the`hnderisf Evivr otte . th4l feels an. interest
in the advancement or mechanical or .Scien
tific improvementi in this country.
• it publithed in QUARTO 'FORM. convenient
ly adapted to mrsDum, and furnished to Coun•
try Su bscribersat the LOWTEICE of TWO DOL
PARS A YEAS—ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE, and the
remainder in six Months. Address,
MUNN Sf. Co: Publishers,
128 Fulton-street, New York.
-Lands in Sullivan C'ounly.
IV HE County of Stilhiran havin been lately
I- set off from the counts of Lyeoming and
the County Seat located by Commisioners rip•
pointed by the Legislature on the lands of
Subs the Aber, he oilers for sale village lots
and land adjoining being Erin of a large bhdy,
Which he - will sell to suit settlers. Mill seats
and timber plenty.
. Enquire of Lewis' daner, Cherry Township,
sullivan• county. of Michael Meytert at pres
ent infield County to make the necessary
purveys fir of the Subscriber nt New Milford,'
pus q uehanaa County, Pennsylvania. •
• S. NEYLERT.
I ' Sept. 18. 1847. •
38-Sm
ILL be sold by public vendue or out
!' -V tiry. on Wdnesday •the tenth day of
November next, at the lielse of Ezra Bibwn,
late of the townsh of Brooklyn, deceased,
one ;span of Mares, one yearling Colt, une
ucking ' Colt, three Cows. three two years
'olds, two Yearlings, three Hogs, five Shoat.,
twenty-one Sr.eep, 'one lumber %Wagon and.
Sleigh:A quantity of Hay and Grain, most
kinds of Farming tools,.House-hold furniture.
&c. - Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M.
All sums over five dollars,, eight months credit
with. app-oved security.
EZRA S. BROWN,
1 E - xecutors.
LORENZO G. ROWS.P C
Brooklyn, Oct.; Mb, 1547.
NOTICE Ti) CARIINTEiSs
P ROPOSALS will he received until the 238
of October nest for erecting a !raffle hull
ding 150 by 20 feet, at PITTSTON FERRY.
Plan and .Specifications may be seen bV en—
quiring of R. J. WISNER, Binghamton N. Y.
September 28, 1847.
irele'L'EOZ!
S hereby Oven, that an application ha%
I
beeti made to the Court of Common Piens
of Suizquehanna, County to grant a charter tit
Incorporation to the Prebsyterian Congrega
tion of Silver Lake—according to the Act of
Assembly of the 13th day of October 1840.
I..BLANDEVG, Proth'y.
Prothy's Office.
Montrose, Oct. 18, 1847.
NIV E
su in ,li vi u t e e i t a h n e n a a tt e en o t t i i o n n ty. of u t , he ou c r it s iz t e oc n k s n ot (
Fa)! and Winter Goods, which is now being
received, assuring them we will do quite es
weal, W nora .little better than at any other
-ship in town.
F. B. CHANDLER & CO
Montrose. Sept 17, 1847. -
INDOW Sash, and Glass, 'Nails. and
'TY Iron, Hardware, Cutlery, and Hollow
Ware, at reduCed prices. by
CHANDLER 4..C0.
, <
THE largest end best lot of Cnok and Parlor
stoves ever offered in this market, and at
lower prices than can be found this side of
Albany. at F. B, CEIANDLBR & Co's.
WANTED
IN exchange for Goods, Grain, Beesivax,
Flax seed, Old Iron. Pewter, and Copper,
Flannel, and Socks, Butter. Rags, &c.
.. ALSO
An apprentice to the Tin business, a lad;about
16 or years old, of good moral character,
will ft4anopportanity by calling on
CHANDLER di Co.
• •••,
e. BOOKS 4. STATIONARY.
CA.061.4300k5, Tay - Books, Blank Books,
1.7 Fancy Books, large and small 'Miles,
.•
Pencils, Ink; Wafers, Wax, - Wrapping and
Writing,Baper; Rubber, and Rubber Rands,
steel Pens sand Ike. c;bea'p at
CIIANDLER 4. Co's.
1 ' H P NEB! VI
IVTOW openiet and will be suld cheap by
• J. LYO,NS
r"'y y ANTED:-
•, - -'80 . t:15. - •
QI'QL ' 7P THE TEA
A X-4.:79rtWreitin,:fes - C6mpaors Ti4s,
eo a other Teal at acheaper rate. - . ;vat o
-o.o!l*ldtcor gale by: y ; L.
ARLENDID , Iot orNewand Cheap ON:ids
, jnie,opened'and'aelliog rapidly at the
1 /1 3 telat , ; ' J.•.Lirni
t •V'
the store of
GROAT variety of Br9adelotbe,•fia4inett.s,
lliitaerneres, Tweeds; Xerituck Jon*.
juk- adived 'and seltin very kni by
. '.', ‘, INOT^ra. soperior article .r, inea,
1.4 and Lemonade itc. for sale by ;,1. L.
EXECUTOR'S SAILE,
NEW GOODS.
FIRST IN MARKET.
1000 Yds: Ginghams.
6000 " Prints.
500 " De Lain.
600 " 211paccas.
150 " Sri; Cloth'4 Cassimere.
100 " Saslimas 4- Full Cloth.
2000 - " Bro' 4. 'BleaclzedSheetings.
Shawls, shearvy shirts and shoes,
And every thine that's eonil to use,
• CHANdLER di, Co's.
TIN Fr STOVES
Yds. Flsnnet—Socks.
J. LY9.4,15,
Rain os, Indigo, iftikurn,
fol,-Dye.wOodi r &cOleap at
MOE
glitinliiiiliapee • Sole.
' OTICE istereby given, that , by an order
of the Or dian's Court of the County of
Sh l squehanpa, will tie exposed to sale by pub
-14.1/endue or out-cry,- at the house late orbs.
Spearman, deceased, in the township of Dim—
dke ,on Thursday the 11th day of November
ne:XV, at one• o'clock in the afternoon of that
dity,,all those two certain lots, pieces or par
delssof land, situate, lying and being in the
township of Dimock aforesaid, late the estate
°flames Shearman, late of the said township,
diceascd, and severally bounded and described
erifollows, to wit:—the first piece or parcel
thbreof, -.. being the farm formerly owned and
naupied by Allen Upson. Bounded oo the
North, by land of Richard Garretson—on the
Etist, by lands of Gordon D. Llemiisted, and
Eilsna Tiffany—on the South, by lands of
diaries Greenwood, and George Gates, and on
h! . i West, by lands of Jacob S. Mills, and
(*ley B. Smith—containing one hundred and
e.kiy-tour acres, with about one hundred and
tvienty-five acres improved, and having there
-4 one dwelling house, two barns, two °rob
attis..and a cider mull.
ALSO—At the same place and time, the
other piece or parcel of land being the farm
khown as the -Henry Barkley farm : said farm
being bounded on the North, by lands of Avery
tujalles, and Francis Tingley ; on the East, by
litrids of James Dennis ; on the South, by lands
, E. T. Wilber; and on the West, by lands
of E. T. Wilber, and John Woodhonse, con.
ltiini t rig 147 acreS, or thereabouts, with about
110 acres improved. and having thereon two
dwelling houses. two barns, three orchards
011 other appurtenances.
Terms made known on the day of sale..
R. T. STEPHENS, Administrator.
.•Dimock , October sth, 1847.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
WOTICE is hereby given to nil persons-in
debted to the estate of EBENEZER
OILLARD, dec'd. lute of Auburn township, to
itike immediate payment, and all. persons
14iving any Claims against said estate are re
gliested to present them to the subscriber for
sbttlement.
ANDREW S. LOW, Adm'r.
:•L
AubUrn, Oct. 7, 1847.
i - ADH4L.NISTE - T - ilt - IX'S NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
debted to the e-bite of ELISHA HARD.
1P:G; jr. dec'd. late of the township of Herrick,
make immediate payment, and . all persons
laving any claims against said estate Bare re.
guested to present them to the subscrib-r for
sptlemeni.
ORPIIA A. HARDING, Adm'x.
3 , Herrick, Oct. 11, 1847.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
HYDRO FASHIONIO DOCTOR.
8 1 1 the latest advices, the cholory wag ra
ging'in the North, and the Lock-jaw in
the Nurih-ea.l, carrying consternation ; man)
mere throwing away their emits, vests, &c., ex
qitlng the Itrutest tingu , sh, in the minds of the
tjenei , olent ; equalled uoty by the late famine
fit Irelaid]. Nowt du nut say. !hat all dises
es can be cured by rne, but MY RULE itiva,-
tiably throws the patient into fits, which, is
probably the best remedy known lot chronic'
:complaints. And as I have Imd great prac
lice. It is easy for me to tell the particular
trutlady, by looking at the outer garment.
JOHN GROVES, T. M.
MOM rose. 1847.
i -N. B. Office two doors below the Farmers'
4,tore. 38 3m
I g t _
HE subscriber having beet}
,appointed
i:1 Agent of the Lyeorning County Mutual
iinsurance Company for Susquehanna county.
5s prepared to receive applicitions for insu•
rii4.,ritainst loss by fire; in atcordance with
itt berms of incorporation and Bye-laws of the
I Company. ,
t The great resources now pos=essed by this
Ilt ompany as being much the mast extensive in
UN•orthern Pennsylvania, o ff er very strong in•
gducements to all who wish to be secured a.
rosinst loss by fire. to become members.
1 '
it ROBT. C. SIMPSON, Agent.
2,, Montrose, October 15t,1847.
•
TAKEN !
' ILZKOMM U41E1111110Z17 9
IF'ASIIION.ABLE TAILORS,
AVING just receibed the New York and
Philadelphia reports rd Fashions, for the
Pall and Winter 0r1847, &8, beg leave to in
form the citizens of Susquehanna, that they
ore prepared to 4o work entrusted to them, in
- uch a manner as will please the most fastick=
Pus.
4 Cutting done to order, and warranted to fi t
and please, if put together 0. K.
(17 Shop opposi , e Mack & Roger's wagon
:hop. al the old stand of It B. Locke's.
Montrose, Sept. 29,1847.
;! • P APES. '
GOOD writing paper at 12,1 cts, and letter
paper at 10 cts. per quires', Fpr sale by
J. layons.
•
sidministratorla .I"otice.
ITOTICE is hereby given to all persona in
terested, that Lucy Hyde, Ailininistra
riz of the late Jabez Hyde, dec'd. having re
signed, and surrendered her letters of adminis
ration. i t he undersigned has been duly appoint
ed Adin nistrator de boots non of slid Estate
'All persons therefore, ha ving . tinsettled busbies.
with said Estate will please call on him fulfil
:close it without further dela.y, and those who
tire indebted to said Math will make immedi
pm payment.
Sept. 20, 1847
oVrets, ..eria /che,l cotes, __,, 11 9be I
fully depended uPo, sed a iprompt use of them
on the first *
dppeara cesd indispositiop will in
t.
variably so much sickness. They ore pecu
liarly adapt id to all cum of weaknessland gen
eral debility -. any d raegeMent of tho system,
and especia ly ivith 'females—and a steady, um
interrupted Of" theM, ih strict cdnformity
with the di itionsivtll very soon reStore the
l organs of the stomacietb their n aturatone and
&Clio!), and! regulate the bewels, anot renovate
1 the whole ststerM I t 1
There is i o dispovltion to give intlravagant'
commeodet ons of them. What is have stated,
is the multi of actual eiperienceswip them.
add-that through a period-Of fifteen years. It
is:not suppOsed, or pretended, that ibey will
raise the dead; neither areithey designed to be
utied as freely as w use out FOOD! SiJch is not
the true purpose of 'medicine. Its only appro.
priate °trick is tolissist nature in restoring the
system to a Ipropitir lone and action, when una
boidably, of through carelessness 0f , ,, excess, it
vecomes ,deranged. ', Many are careless, and
hence needl this aitl. 4nd the - most careful are
liable to Irregulatilies of the system.. It is
neediest allmost to I say, that a prompt use of
safe and effdctive rernedies, bn the fi4it appear
ance of illness, is the part of wisdom,f arSuch
a Medicine the Proprietor knows these Pits. to
be.„co And he is certain that in forty nine ca
ses out of fifty, wheren fair trial ia made ac
cording- to the directions, they will he used a
gain as a Istandaro medicine. Hi 4 has never
known an instance,; where they havebeen thus
used, in which the have not met wit UNQUAL
IFIED APPROVAL! .
Numerous teiitintionials may be len at the
General Office of dale, and referen es will he!
given to scibstantial tivirtg witnesses of their
valuable curative properties.
The Pills are pritely vegetable, are of two
kinds, stimulant and purgative, putifying the
blood, andiproducing a healthy action through
the entire system ;taro a valuable Anti Billious .
Medicine, and eminently useful in all lingering
complainta--Weakness, General Debility, Dys
pepay,Pultponary ffections, Liver Ccomplatets,
Rheumatin and S asmodic Affections, Fema r le
Complaint, Pulpit tions, &c. ,
No Tamil*, after a fair trial. will tie without
Minn. .
They Hie put up in PIFTY CENT 'and.
DOLLA R I PACKAGES, each h.ving a pamph
let embraciing a valuable Tleatisa on Disgm.e,
with full directions for use, The Dili a r pick
ages are lie ehenpest to the purchaser. They
maybe ordered Orough Druggist., :giving the
Street c and: No. of the General Depdt.
-Sold, Wheleszle and Retail; nt
No. 140 Fu lton street, Second Flour, N. Y.,
THOS. JOHNSON.
Betwe9n N assa u-st teat 4 d Bre4id way.
I:Cr
A• Ikon valtie lavali e h—Try them I -CO
fur Agptits : BENTLEY Si READ, -Moot rose. E.'
TIFFANY. Prookln. H GIBES. Brad
turd counlyti
..od .C. TRIVERTS, Beogharet on
II AVEVDU TRIED 1 - r ?-11 . not do riot delay a.
nother day,trit send iiiinicorately; it you have been one
of the wise rid prudent. arid already booed a battle.:
the queatioi is aelo4—yoil have recovered your
health..
Jayne's Carminative Balsam, for Bowel and Sum
mer Complhint, never fads. •It is the only medicine
that will enre. Thbusands of persons hare vim'
their teatiniony in its favor. No family should evef
be without it.
WHY WEAR A WIG 7.1.-A majority of the W,gs
worn are wholly orinecesstaity. The use of Javne•s
Hair Tonin , will alwlys prevent the hair from falling
off, and itsicontintted ion; will in most cases re-clothe
the head with a beautiful crop of new hair.
FEVERi AND AGUE; CURE
JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS' ARE
to cure thej worst forms of Fever
money Will!be refunded in all cases
nt,trtney nOrer do fall.
A STRONG EVIDENCF that Dr. Jayne's Ex.
pectorant is superior to all other remedies for Coughs.
ConsumptiOn, Bronehitis, Asthma, and , other Pulmo.
nary affections, is, t it the same persons who com—
menced the use of i in their families ten years ago,
still prefer it to all thei remedies of the kind ; and
where any belle beetX indleed to try other prepara4
tions,,they have alinxist invariably been disappointed,
in receiving the beefit which was reasonably antici.
pated from the high praises bestowed by the proprie.
ii
tors, and have retur ed to the use of Jayne's Expecto.
rant, as a remedy hat never has failed to relieve
them, and which pr Wilily never had its equal In ar.
resting Pulmonary iseases.,
Prepared only by Or. D. Aayne, Philadelphia. and
sold on agency by N. Mitchell ik,'Co. druggists, Mon.
trine; Pa. , . ,
MORE EVIDENCE OF TAE VIRTUES
OF JAYNE'SI FAMILY MEDICINES.
,
Dr. J. N. SittithdWinsbirro', N. C., says—Some
of your Family Medicines have reached this park of
the country. They seem trylo much good, and Are
eagerly Sought afteby ell who are acquainted with
their medicinal virt es. I Should be glad to have an
Agency for the of II dr thud, as I flatter myself, that
my'reputation as a hyaiciah is such, as will promote
your interest in that sect The Exeettorant appears
to be in the greats demand bete. .
Mr. 3. 0. Wallace, Milford, Pa_ says— The first.
six "'tenths:very little Medicine was sold, excepting
your Worm Medicine, which was soon disposed of. .
It is but a short timb since the Expectorant was mac li
called for. I had ud One bottle in .my family, and
found it an excellen Medicine for celds. This spripg
there have been . an unusual number of persons corn.
plainicg of heavy C.l . ds, and . the most of them have
found relief by 'AI yourEspectorant. ,-
Mr. Tnos. M. 'T
rner, Savannah, Geo., says—We
hirebeen very successful in selling your Alterative;
and we have but al few bottles left ; we wish you to
Send us - a Gross byhe first Vessel..
Mews. Whitney 1 & tsifiin; Mount - Mitrris , .N
N. Y.
t
say—We are about i out of your Vermifuge and Hair
Dye, and have dail y calls for the Vermifuge, which
stands very- high id this section. The bales of all
your Mcdidincs bit been good, and continues 1.9 itii.
create. , 1
Ezra Tuttle, Wi hiughbys,' Ohio, says—Your Ver
miluge and Pillsoe 1 very. readily here—l could hav
sold much 'more of them if I had them. s
E. P. Steadman,. avville, N. Y., says : I find your
Vcrinifiiiel and Ex torant give good Satisfaction.
and we shciuld. beg ad to have another lot. 'Il
• I
Prepared only Dr'. D. 'Jayne, Phila.. and sold on
ti
agency by. N. Mite ell & Co. Montrose, Pa.
'diultßlVA%r.
VP.7I
B. SAILItWina Y' most•respectfully an
,
J. nounces th t be is . 4ust receiving a fresh
supply of . 1 • i
GOODS. !
~
of eery Variety; carefully selec:ed, emi whicit
he. Will a II iti cheap; as the cheapes
fi t
nale° h mbilg t . t ', • • , i
is B. J. S., . is else the only ngentAh
the I coutqy,, for the; CAIgTON TEL COIRANT.4-
Thatse dearrous a procuring ;elm TEAS at i a j o
ri— had better give 101111 a cud.: . `,.
II iv 1.111347; '' • ' i
Coe% Notice.
iv! - ,
lOTIOE bi given to all persons ih
debtied 40 , .0 estate of EZRA. BROWN
dio'd;lati of. okl rn lownshiP,A makkini
mediate paptieri and a persons
.hiving "say
o tiima against said Estate are retreated.' 46
p r_ei p e thentteihe oubteriberig for isettlonent;
EzytA „BROWN, • --)
tORENZO'G.IIIIO,W.ti,:' ':'" !v. --
sept. 1847.
FINE NEW . ; TEAR
f •
, 1
- • AT NEW •YOAK PRICES. t•'
ViCEAX6 I 4 / 0
. L. K. notrossi has Mader -mugs.
.
.... . '''r t, ments wits the NEW-YORK PEKIN TEA COM.
PANY, for the sale of TEAS in Ringbannou, am
A Al A
~,1 V "411 V ID • can furnish his cuidomers, spa the trade, with Tamar
___ .......- 4
• the same prices that the Central charge or thee, la -
New York s Which is, at least, from One to Tiro sid. •
WESTERN 'NEW ORK
COLLEGE OF Fl A.LTH • • lings cheaper on each pound than the Groooll kali
.. a . And in every Me where these Teas do not give so &
G.C.7 Main street, Buffalo MY' faction, the money will be paid hack for them.
•
RR. .' VAUGHN'S 'VEGETABLE LITHO N- CATALOGUE OF TEA.%
U I TRIPTIC ADVERTISEMENT FOR_ 1847.-1- • • GREEN.
__,• , . f ,
1 CAME. I Saw, I Coritattriten in is most emphatli. Tatting Hysort f ,gooa, 37 1.4
1
tally the case with this antic e. • Disclaim has ever - 1),o. do. ' tweet cargo,
50 -
Yielded to its most marvellops pi edical ,power. Do. do. i fine cargo. -75 f
Whereder It has gone, and South America, Engler]. , Do. do. 'diilver leaf,, •1 00
Canada, and the United States)have proved the tru h Silver teeif—seldomisold eveh by large dealers, bea n*
of this statement, the above qu4ition in &strong a' d of the very 'mall profits made on its; Itaiti4-is a ter.
pithy sentence , tells the whelp story. Invalids, t e Impeder Tea. . r --,
.i
principle upon which you are Wed may not be kno n Do. ' do. golden c hop, ' 150
Golden shop-T his
is his of is t - h tb e e fi test pie G ki zz T a e n iL d s r u z it e rt in
to ybu, but the result of a trial; of the lartiCle is sari
in China.,
factory; you are restored, andithe secret of the Cu
remains with the proprietor. The Medicine is aco . other Green Teas for its 4elicacY of flavq, Arena
pound of 22 distinct vegetable agencies; each in i. and aroma, Heretofore this Tea• has never' meek
gotta' toot has its own particular; exclusive, 'medici . ed (hut country, except in small lots to wilt theft" •
al property , conflicting with no other 'etintpound chaser; •
a d it
ash root makes its own cure--and as a perfect co .. Biwa/ " Baer i 75
bitiation, when taken into the system, it does the wok Do. , very fine, 1 00
which wear. when her laws were first establish.., Gunpowder, fine,
~ 'i.:s
intim* it should do—purifies, stren g eh ens , an d a ,,. D o , eery fine,
,1 00-
stol'es the broken down, debilitated constitution, • Imperial, fine, 1 75
Morse. in all its characters, will he completely era. - ..p.. ' warn fine, ' 100
tatted from the system by its use. See pamphlets in , ilYnna fikin,llood.e 37 1-3 •
emits! hands, fa free circulation—they treat u ..n ' BLACK. . • i
1
all &stases, and show testimony Of , eurea. Gasv 1„, Ning Yongoltropg a d goo d fl avor , 37 I_2
and all complaints of the urinarst organs, form a so Ning Yang—r The 'grotere.seg this at 50 [ con t a i n , /
,
the cause of great suffering, and Vauottn's Lum.i.i. call it Oolong. ----- I,
Tawrni has acquired no small celebrity over the co D. Oolong. a delicious Black Tea, 50
try, by the cures it has inside in this distressing ed ss Compare this superior Teat with that sold by
of afflictions. So famed, it seems, is this medici e, as being an Oolong Tea. ,The differeaca is too
that it has thus attracted the notich ofone of our Md. plain, and the deception too palpable.
icgl publications. In th NoveMber No., 1846, of Oolong, plantation growth, .7 1 5 •
the " buffalo Jet rnal and Monthly Review' of M -ch. English Breakfast, tide, • 52
cal and Surgical Science," in an utile upon calcul•us Do. do. extra fine 03
ducases, and o solvents," the- writer, after not ng Howqua's Mixture, a rich & highly
the fact that the English government once purcha d flavored. 115
a secret remedy, and also noticing the porch •in PekteFlowey, , Of)
1892, of a secret remedy, by the Legislature ofw Do Scented, ' 190
York, thus pays tribute to the fame of the Medic ne Ne Plus Ultra. ; 1 *lO ,
-" Why do not our Representatives hi Senate nd Ne Plus Ultra—This Tee is as fragtanf and ni es t
Assembly convened, enlighten and 'dissolve ' he as a nosegay .' It yieldera-perfume that is truly de.
suffering thousands of this country , by 'tie porch se lightful: hma
is of garden growth and :so to
.1
of Veuglin's Vegetable Lithoiritriptic, chap which no anything of the kind ever sold in.this unwary.
solvent since the days of Alchemy has possessed ne 07 The above Cataloghe does.uot cixeinimalithe
half the fame ?" Reader. here is a periodical of' hgh varieties contained in my assortment. I have every
standing, acknowledged throughout a large sec on variety imparted, and every elude of quality. sea eta
°fillet country to be ono of the best condupted jour ale suit the most fastidious' . purchaser. The t rovs Teas
of the kind in the United States , exchanging with he are all done up so- Chinesikpackages, in uantitia of
scientific works of Europe, to our certain knowle e, 1-4 lb., 1-2 lb., and 1 lbi each.
edited by Flint,llll. D:. and contributed to by me of ;RECOMMENDATIONS ' . '
the highest professional ability, thus stepping fund to - . ,
We have fried the Teas imported by the Pekin're
notice a-• semi remedy." You will at once tin er- -
Company, 75 and 77 Falcon-et.and if we live will try
Stand no unknown and tcorthless nostrum, could -t acs '
extort a comment fur so high a quarter —am) eo se them often. They are selling the most delicious Tele
we ever drank, and retail them at wholesale prima
quen i ly. unless it directly cunilleto AV all fee prat; ice
of the faculty, it must, nave been its great '•fur e " Eve"inff Post-
%Mien has caused it to receive this passing no ._ You may be sure of obtaining at all times pure yid
Ramo diseusts, weakness of the bark and erne. it highly flaVorediteds, by the single pound, it whole.
sale prices, of the Pekin Tea Company. 75 & 77
regular, painful and supprebsed Menstrualson, F uor
Fulton-at. They have (irotiably the largest stark ettiku3, and Use mane coin plteated train oh evils is I iett
and greatest variety 61 five Green and
4fflow a disordered it .l etefu, ate at once relieved by the Black Teaser
medicine, Send lair pamphlets from Agents, an d „„ any one astablishment in: the United Stales, Th e y
are doing a large business e atel are a great Leucite.=
a ,
-there put forth. a remedy for the irregulariti of .
i, , , t " Heretofore it his been T ry di f f i cult, indeed impost-
Jaw .Ltnaie system, it has ii the compound a ..r
ide, to obtain good Green a
whiciii has been resorted to in the north of Europe for lid Black Teas. But now.
centuries—as a sure cure for Allis eontPl and. and as a you have only to visit the ware.rooms or the Pekin
restorrr of the in alth of the: i mire Nystem. Lien:, Teo Company, 75 and 77 Fulton-34 to obtain as de,
CoAIPLAINT. JAUNDICE. Bitiou. Disc/e.g.., &c., afC in licious and - fragrant teas sis you could wislf for.—Dai
st.ii.ll) rehevi d. F. opie of lie iit ist will find it the 1Y Sun. .. .
A mord to Tea Drinker'.—This Pekin Tea Coe
12soly ri int:ay iii th e se complaints, as well as F Es
, AND Acme. 1 here is no r. tnedy like a, and no cLo -'any, 75 and 77 Fulton-st. have imported into tus
market somehne hundred thousand dollars worth of
Mel or quinine twins any part oft, „.iiturc. N .
the finest - grades of Green and Black . Tees growate
1 injury is iii resu l t in ite use, au dits active pc.ripe, tn...
the Celestial Empire,_aone op in all the virious fauey
are uhtulltst. a ,n ii., use of a 1.1111 alt; 30 .1n 11.,1110. --
fake "Oh park ages that Chinese ingenuity can invent. It is a
For FEV ER AND Acme. Bilious Disorders.
torivilege to buy teas at this great establishment. and
fr medicine. kiii•USlATl-51 lour. will find retie --
~, Minty and comfort to drink them. They sell gain
I The act of ibis in. mein, upon the Blood.
leas only, and retail them at wholesale prices. CM.
change t lie disease--o.i.ich ortgilimi, a m me ill. d—
iarist a health) result will fol.ott . DV=PEPHIt. IN DI E... ry met chant" who wish to a l so
,' sell good tea. eau
ALWAYS obtain theta at this place, on reasonable term
ilott. &c., yield in a few dash' use of this N1,,11 me .
I Inflammation or THE Lesos Count rorssusternm also. — EmPrifiolo•
' , has ever found relief. t•icaorm.a. Eaystrimas, Pi Es„ 0:1" Thy. above TE AS ,arefor sale, by .
(Inflamed, Eyes—all caused hy impure, blood ; it LM. It EXPORD, ,
..
find this article the remedy. 'like tiyolein. Comp ete. "'
Sole Anent for Broome County.
; V acted upon by the twenty - two dffferent. props ties Bingham ton, May 8, 1847.
No, 25 Gam
,of the mixture, is purified and restored; air a pa tint
- HOOKS & STATIONARY. An e w supply
WARRANTED:
1 1 cure will 'not follow. The train of nt
Coinent Oin
Palpitation of the Dealt. Sick Headache, De " bY , - • , J. L.
W ARR ANTED ,;bitity. &c., are all the result ut sonic derangement o
and Ague. Tnei the
~)",.,,,, and this GititAr RE:minim will du its
if they fail to Can; I work. The promises set forth in the adveriiseirer
are based-upon the pr.Oof of what it has dune in ti
past , four years. The written testimony of .OL
Ageote, in Canada, the United States, England an
:South America, in the • possession of the proprikor
f and car, be seen by all interested ; is a sufficient de
f moniteatton that it is the beat Medicine ever o et
to the World. Get the pamphlet, and study the rii
ciple as there laid down, of the method ofcure. P.
up in 30 oz. bottles, at $2 ; 12 oz. do at $l. ea h
the larger holding 6 oz. more than Iwo small bottles.
Look out and not get imposed 'upon. Every bottle
has 4. Vaughn's Vegetable.-Entiontriptic Mixture"
blown upon the glass. the written signature of •• G.
C. Vaughn " on the directions, and .• G. C. Vie rho,
Buffalo," stamped on the cork." None other are
4.
genuine. Prepared by Dr, G. C. Vaughn,, and so dat
the principal Office, 207 Main street, Buffakt, at
wholesale and retail. No attentionAiven to linters
unless post paid—orders from reguLsrlpconstituted
Agents excepted : post paid letters, of verbal coin.
munications sohciting advice, promptly attend - ill to,
gratis. ,
; Offices - devoted exclusivelv - te theeale of 101 ar
ticle; 132 Nassau st., New York city ; 295 Essex at.,
Salem, Mass.; and by the principal Druggists through.
out the United States and Canada, as advertised in
the papers.
Agents in thie county ; BItriTLET & Ramo. Mont.
rose t Hamar Bussrry, New Milford ; Wes. F. BRAD
LEY, Great Bend ; 0. W. ()WEN, Traveling agent.'
No. 56, CEDAR-STREET, NEW TOR
• I - ...RI,
LEE, JITDSON & LEE, .
AI
(L 7E, LEE &JD DI3iYN,) -
iI.CCUPY the spacious FIVE-I:TORY •• WARE
UHOCS E. No. fi, CEDAR ETIET-; the note
of which is devoted to the exhibiti a and Me f the
single article of • , • -
- They present Stock consists of Nearly i•
ONE - THOUSAND PACKAGES
Embracing some THOUSANDS d itTerent patterns
and colorings, and comprising every, thing desirable
in the line, FOREIGN and DOMESTIc.
All of which are offered for sale:Jur dash, or ;ratio
factioy credit, at the Luyicst Pried% by the
PIECE OR -PA.CO,OrE. -
! l ow Styles are received ahricurt every di • , and
marty of them are got up far our Own sales, it d-ao
a he found.elsewhere. . t
07,Pritrted lists of prices, corrected 'from ay to i
day, with every variation' in tho tilarkut, aced
in the hands df buyers. - • • 1
Merchants will lie able to form (soma idea .f the
extent and variety of mu aswirritterit..wlien we state
- ha( the value awns usual stock..tif thief* a r il, l e i s ,
st least, twice the value of the - stuck fifty
goods usually , kept by our largest 'wl.bletiale jo bets.
This fact, together with the fact •tha - t our mea e and
aur l attention,L instead a( being ditridediamang vain
variety of articles. are devoted,',wholly tar or( ovi'
render the advantages which wnlan offdr to d alt
perfectly obviuos r end it' shall' f e outlarothat Om
who visit our establishinent'altallinitekkirkh in di
appointment.
,
Our asaorttpent is, eamplete 4111111 itcasonr Itr it
year.
fi f o r merly
' Zees
of
r • B.—P. t. Lee, „the - tic tit of I
.I;ertotrid `tote INCiliOr partner ' iiiilin oriiinal t
• Lee & Brewater, train whichmann - ditto tie witl
!gams inners - Mc% itaa reaunttpt 41), ides vital hi
Lee 4 Judyett, under.thri firm_ ofj,LEkl, j'JVDOI
LEF T ; indite ventiiiMy io - int ritti itle.friOdeik
iiitilie, that the new • 'firm 'Witt tottintat& ttptsam
Ottiiiiiibeis in thie - branch of ttmlirptile;-- iiibli for
kiiiitionthed the othili two houses,lo wi leit,iiii tit
1
lad:. ,- , ' 1 -- • f' l' f :,- 27
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1 It
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Pt l
"ADA~~roi. Nair
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• .1 , ' 'l4 I - 4
150 i .„
2 • 4 01 40 1 " I
:WAREHOUSE ,OF
PRINT% OWLIE.
Spring Fa'shioit for 1847:
ROWN,7I-4 iaches hi4h. 5.16 yeoman-,
' t! bell at sides. 1-16 front and rear, 1.4
. 1 curve. TIP -4 oval s flat 4 Batas—lf hides
wide, front and rear,l, and # 1 0:46 at aides.-
BINDING-14 of an inch wipe.
The above new style, introduced' in New
York ori Saturday, MilOch 6th,bY Beebe &Co*
'et tar, are now reKly and for - sale by ,
1— April 8. ! MERRILL & ROOT.
es.
DR,I W..N GOODS. -
A GREAT•variety of laces, Barred and strive
Muslim, Irish Linens, Jacorietts, &c. et
Tgfers
FISH.
MACKEREL. Shad. Pickeled Salmon, sad
Clidfish at •
- ' • • -1/11!rs'
, .
iwO_USLIN - DP. 1 MINES , Lawn! , lug
.171. 'splendid Gingttams, for sale low at
TWen.
Nustness garbs.
"SMITH - A SHUTT,
Physicians & Surgeons, Laneshero, N.- Of
-.
lice elate first named in the firm, ever Ile
Engineer's, office, of the latter at bier*
, denee4 •
E. N. SMITH.
DOCT. R. THAYER,
BOTANIC & HYDROPATHIC Plriff-
CIAN, AND StlßGEON—Offiee 'at In
dwelling third honse.enst the'ConriHoto
Will beat home Saturday. of ea* wet,
where Maria be happy to wait uprio,iiittaa
who may 'favor him with it •
Montrose, May, 1847.- ,
,J. It, pintoo, -,
Afferent at Law.-1114 removed 64 Office to
Tura!) ke Street, 'Dee deer 'gilt of B.T.
Casaiel O ffi ce, and three doors Weal o(11
Regiater Printing ;Office:. •
:DR. H. SMITH,
DENTIST—Sets Teeth oo- Gold Plats ssi
dues all Dentist Wprk in the best style. Ali
} work Warranted. Can be'fotiod et L. &sties
on Mondn'y and Tuesday of each_ week.
muxs. ,
Elealeis in Dry-GoOs, Grace4ll; in
llaiii-W
Crockery, Iron, Nails, Fistir&c.--Oas d oor
below/ Judge Post' S.
- E. TIVRANY,
• iSiz±BrobbklYmi Q .;
; - -PARKPIeDt.gOOK, -5 .
no Pbsiysians Lind §urgeonsl.hlontiose,'.Pi..4s
- over a; Betileigi,.!Vosit'9iive-.7
' I CLEMONSf
Cattebi" Wot Art & S eigh faeta rer 111 , 111
hop , on Abe. Wilkersbat re Tqla"
' 7 1 111 ‘1.•: 1 , 1 ‘ (ei i rfotle_tie.lpsor Village;
I, n i &
!rm of
TyT,ER ; ,
- erieti; straw'
G°°°, &
CrockitLixiking a.m.!, bewo o th .
k*h &a.4iirit'•store
ware.r 0--OeSt d eot p ublic Avenßet
Colintliab' si; - Eatl!!
41-
lit).
- & CotinEselicieat :lAw4l—,t, MC*: •,
4ttntner f'd4Co' ' ' ria ti
131,0109f.-4,- g r i a keG =-•
9Cot.igied
tdte
..emere.
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netiy
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