publican party of Penpsylvama • were asked toi
r ead him out of its raijks ae a deSert t ei.from its j
cree d. Mr. Wilmot *tot his assailants
the bar of the assembled - representatives ofj
the democracy, and :while he justified
conrse,, he at the, same time-,adtdinistered,
a ii
withering rebuke to those - who hail joined
t h e e ffort, to use his or n Orpressliolangptake,j
to hstnid Mint down, friends :nay have,
differetrfr* him o Lis "proviso, 4hut
could not forget his -1:(01: d stand in favor of, the'
i er iff..of 1846. Theylicould not foriket.tbieh . U,
iras the onli,mawin the Pbonsylvatua deleica..!
ties who had the maillineis and confidence
r ight to advocate thisreat measure Of reforrn. j
The democracy, forgetting his proviso, shiod i
sound him, and by a, Vote of 40 to-48 shut!
the mouths of his assailants and the - eavileis at;
his - fame. They would 'not join the effort
to strike. down one, who, In the-h.:nitr of trial,'
displayed a firmness ao . ,e to . the .party:' of Ns ,at=
tachment atill his etipice. itir., Wilmot now
stands'where ho formeily stood, fast in'the `fib
fections of the demoni.acy,,and-jCiiiittika , no
ordinary means to, diveicitii
tion.—Lancasterinn,; • •
Disgrattfnl Renitontre in fongess.
A most disgriesini teneontre between two of
the members of the ftouse of Representatives,
Messrs. Heralson,- ofPreotgia,
_and Jones. of
Tennessee, took place n the capitol at Wash
es the 10th inst. ,
The course of the rpinre, (we copy from
the report of the progeedings of Congress, as
published in the Philadelphia papers,) appears
to IM this. • '
Mr. Jones charged slr. Haralson with keen
sistency ; some -hastygwords ensued,. and 'Mr.
Jones - gave the lie. gr. Haralson then struck
him, and both clinehd and•closel General
canfusion existed,, and some of the desks in the
centre of the hail Were overturned. Other
members, friends of to parties, soon - stepped
in and separated theta. Beth gentlemen re
sumed their seats and• Oder was restored. Af
ter a moments reflectiim they aptilogized
the Speaker to thetkinse, in the amplest man
ner, for the indecorni4 into which they had
been hurried. They blade tip; declaration that
up to the moment of iyassing through the tel
lers, the most marko friendship had existed
between them. 7:
Mr. Jacob Thomplion, of Miss., moved for
6e appointment of a iseleet committee of five
to in piire into the car of the rencontre. Mr.
S•teldiens, of GeorgiaAopposed this, and spoke
of the, tact, that an at adjustment of the
.difficulty had been mtd,e by the gentlemen:and
that they had apologmed to the House. He
could not see the gogcl Jo grow out 'of a•com
mittee to revive any unpleasant feelings. Mr.
Iraralson aid Mr. Jots again publicly-express
ed their re -rats, and ki token of their mineable
Wings, FY'ook banks. Sose members still
',lntended that the ditnity of the House requi
red a f..il hvestigatir into the , whole matter,
With a view to Ce!ISIIS or expulsion.
After coosiderablePebate, Mil. Stephens cif
faLd a s• lbAitato fori,,Mr. Thompson s resolu
t: to the effect that the apologies of the two
uiekaing m , .lll l )erS sltauld be entered upon till
which wag' atlopted.
The follywing are tile Congressionneleeter,sl
:-.-
and .lelegates - to the 14altimoroConve.ntion. -r•,.
Dis. Delegats. 4.-Ele - doz..s . .
I. Wm J ltee filißenner
2. - J„lai G Sharp . Horniitkneasi . .
3. John 31 . 111e4 Isaae,Shunk. -..
4. Wm Deal ' L A L.ltiiiiinfort
"0.
5. John 13 Ste rizere • Jaeottg Yost
6. Wm T Itogl.trs. - Robeit E 7 Wriglit
7. Nimrs , (l St4ekland W W Doiming
s. C Bat:II:liar( , Henry Haldeman
9. 3 Glancy to' n.ei . Peter Kline
In. A H Reed& B S Schoonover
11. Rlwartl H 13a1dy Wm Swetland
C;(.nrgc Saiderson 13.rew.ster
13. Steplien 3,,lm'C King
11. Parid Pon, ; Juhn Weidman
15: Daniel She4ffer . • Robert J Fisher
1 16. James GrallAm Frede;it_k Smithr
17. James Burbs John Creswell.
1R Wm Seariiht Charles A Black
19'. Alex 31'14'1:ley Geo W Bowman
20. E G Cresaft Sohn R Shannon
'21.. David Lyth Gen, P Hamilton
• 22. Wm S Gat'Xin H Davis
23. James Th‘Opson Tinth.thy Ives
2.4: AngnstEsPrimi J G Campbell
-Great Fire in Beitati-1 .TD4-.disastrotts
fire broke out on tbti 10th inst.,in the Dickin
son Printing . .EstcOlishinen t, ;one. of the most
complete and magni4cent in the entmtry, which
was totally destroAd: together with several
other contiguous bkiildings." damage is
estimated at uptrarieof $250,000. -
To obtain refresl4 g s eep,• p a receipt for
a printer's bill in pocket.
,-:,...-.---
Laos Goixo rtiENor.aso.---Tre find, says
.. J •
the Penn.sy/miaia4tbe following in tlie Liver
pool Times, of tbel..2tia ult. We place it on
record as sometb . t ' worthy Of note
port
1.D.01.4 .. vessel arrived, at tbe 1
port of Liverpool f m New York, has arrived,
ri ji
in addition to a goAral cargo. of Alnelicailvo
visions, 63 tons of tailway tron,l , coDsigned to
0
order. '
• •
~11 •
_ ..1 lif
‘,
.
SUCCESSFON 014.IIESIDENTS.---The 'Union
furnishes some int 'ilestingfacts in regard to the
Fuelsion' of Pres; ent:s. T.be ponstittttion has
been in operation p ui n thei3d oflklarch,llB9, 1
of whielewe hav i eleven Presidents l - Ofl
these, eight .havelnk inWthe tonib, and pnlyi
one of them, lea v . a sonbehindliirn. The'
last three' Presid is Innrive; leir.: Mr. Van
Buren, Mx'. Tyle fiand the': toting President,
Mr. Polk. Tliese ' irtil up...a pailod of eleven
it
years, commenehi I iivith,. Mr. 'Vin ,131:1$0, _who
ascended the cha . *-
z Tn. the 4th oftMarok-1887 :
There have been' even ,Viee- - Prekidentk' s, q'
a
whom five are sr iiVing. . • .:-
l' r,
REITIIING TO ;uTE,.--.315 : : Ilepry - A;3fub:-
lenbeig, of Readi Pa.; and G6i;ige A. Smiths
a sumach Dem m e ' tof the game plitree, - hiye
requested their nsines to_ bb witbdratro,:rmm.
the State Tayloil'Ciiitial COinsiteee; : ::,nitei
I t
having antlionse - aboxito be so ilseett - -14 5 .i1l
gentlemen deelar ''.4thif they ificipited'i. Gen._
i t
Taylor as long a ' i3,thelleved him i_lt 1 ( . 00,;
but they 'Cannot ' iiseatt4 iihatOon'theirrpO.P
eiples" and as they ie,lliq Aiwa s intii'd to tkoo
Denuierats. ' - ' .`-' 7, -- :..' ' • ';',/- r . ' , l-1, :
itre
A Soozw-Lo -04— 4 317 ,-,
films Ephraml3l ; WilOgOte
broken jaiL. - :' --- -•,:-,es v.-,
HOwdid A I R pet;:9o:9
Eden? • ilk was paka
- 4 fir. "A • - -74 '4 ,' -- • •-• ~ - ~ --1- ' ',- • ,-• • .1' ,I
1 G L EI4I A Liffi:-1 - ittiereli iiiiperitifultherti
is a isti l let ii,leitsikfrini Gen.:--Taytor ) . 'inti-
I
matitligli 1 4F-ibis - Mends 'iiiiiiiti . he , wiW,Sn i
1 whotheittliitional C‘trrentifut l ;;noininstei
hini or net' fitsne Othis friends are eertiditi
taikinit Ali igriMnd. Thelate _ - Tsyter CMiven.:
tioi tit',l6iisiiiiii. hiie nelninjitudAdm-lupon
Ithu . ir 'Ortnhoolf, and"say nothing of - it Natiofial
leonventioM :1 •_ '' . ' ' '- ' -- :.-
•Tho fist! iyashoilli fithie,eupressly repai
nt* it'Nu4naf Convention ; and deelareithat
the Whigs of Tennejleo - *rill go for him ,in;
si4e . of a 4 . atiiind C onvention:—Washington ! C
, . .
A Fg,tairtraiLiaP.—A young man jumped
_off' the reoflof a sillifactory, forty feet high, at
Northampton tt o ntly, to save himself
falling. : Vhe,illi emocrat, says. that finding himi
self 'slipping, he 'took off one. of his stockings ;
but whilst attehniiting tcilake off the other, his
motion hecametio much accelerated, that a fear
furfall tvai uinavoidalde.' When he reached'
the eaves, having first drawn .in and held his
breath, gledeheld his teeth and - hands, and'eon
tracted his,lmuiclea, ho leaped to the'ground; - it
distane.Oo(tiiriy ciflor4 ,- -fivo . fOet, ' and ulnae'
dowitution ',hill feet! _ 'The concussion was so
ei
great asl ipararily to deprive him of the pow.
er of titMtding,i` lEle was carried into the house
Place!' .Inleti and soon after examined by it
surgeott, 4 who ecidedthkt no bones were bro
ken, and n ' jdints dislocated, although there
was reason Adbpprehend serious injury to the
;
muscles'ah utithe - spine, where there appeared
to be grea soreness. The young man's friends
then wrap ed him in sheets wet in cold water,
after the mancier prescribed by the 'water-cure'
systeta„whieh ;soon produced perspiration. A
a cold'hath was'afterwards administered. In
the'afterncion.of the same day, ho walked out
witiunitasSistinee; and the next was running'
about withhis
iiusbal hilarity, complaining of no
, . i
unpleasant; effects from kis fall, except a slight
lameness in one- of his feet ! A remarkable
fact, conn'ected with this occuronce, is that
symptorns bf Serious disease which he waspre- .
viously suffering, have since in a greatmeas
ure disappeared. It seems as irthe change of
action which Was produced in so unusual a'
manner, his been salutary, and that instead of
so frightful anj accident being fatal in its effects
as mieit he expected,. it has !icon the means of
restoring him to health. We would not advise
any of our readers, to try the same experiment,'
in hope - of predating the same beneficial re
sult. •
SANTA ,AN . NA.—An extra from the office
of the ' icayune, dated Saturday evening, says :
"We liaveqsoilferred with a passenger on the
Edith; iihti states that he bad been informed
by 4en.,7lwigas that he bad received positive
information that' Gen: Scott had granted Santa
Anna his passport, and that he was expected
in Vera Ctitz lily the 24th inst." •
Unpo*tani-from Yucatan.
•
Cowegirdenecorthe New York Herald.
Washington, March 6, 1848.
M. B.l l irra,ithe commissioner from Yucatan
has -received 'despatches
s of .Lrave import from
his government.
They repreSent the Indians ns committing the
most horrible irtassa:ftes on the whites, and de
vastatiog while villages, and sparing neither
age nor sax. ! .
~.Forty• tlrot s l tsand savages„ fully' armed, are
2a41..;0" ; be, LI the field. They have procnred
arms and nmtiattnition from the Belize.
Sierra iSinstructed to solicit did frompur
F government ip the shape of arms and ammurai
non, angilllscoi l to ask that a portion Of the
Home Eijuidion be dispatched to save - the res
idue of the YUcatecoes trem extermination.
This veque'St will be cotsidqed by the Cabi
net to=morrow.
Tin TAKEN.—TI.e five million loan
has W•en taken. Over four millions of it were
taken by :Messrs. Corcoran & Rigas, at one
per cent and twenty-six. hundreths. The bal
ance was taktm at tates var : iltg from one and
three-Cialthri t tiro per cent.
The whole amount 'of bids was seventeen
t nillioils..+-Y; Y. Herald.
A tlon SE ;Ft; tt.—A correspondent of the
-Wheeling (Va.) Times gives •that paper a
statement of a female in that vicinity who at
the age ((eighteen, married a widower, the fa
ther of nineteen children—at his death he left
her the mother of fire more. She afterwards
married another widower having eleven-Children
—at his death he left her mother of two more;
and the day4sbe became forty-nine Years obi,
she married another widower having eigliS4il
dren,:so that! at forty-nine we find her mother
and step-mother of forty-fire children, some of
whoni aregrendfathers'and grandmothers.
.LNO.IIINATiON OF HON. .LEVI WOODBI74r.-
At Oneeting of lam Democratic members of [ the
Massaelhuhqs Legislature, held at the
House, oh Tchsday evening, Hon. Levi Wood-,
bnry i waa unanimously recommended as a can
didate for thC Presidency in 11348, subjeet to,the
deciii:on of Convention in May.
next.: • •
SrzAmBoAT ra.proosioN:—St. Louis, 3farch
9:—Tbeisteam boat -Frolic burst her boilers
yesterday,:oh the 'lllinois river, near Hennepeni
and Several persons perished. The complex
ion of Milo returns of the. election in Illinois, in
relation to am adoption `of the new constitu
tion;:thati far,'ire 'favorable to the Whig side
of the qicsaon. •
renowned Lilliputian
in a fair isr4 to,find S. - better half for himself in
the lidrsOn If Miss-Rita Leonardo, of Cuba.—
She is theisime size and ago of the General,
and -WI- liartmm was negotiating for a
•
matr
ronio ipapee betweenthe tiny p air. •
A:BROAk Orr F.--4 lady at Waillington
city._ prcifitiag,... by'
_the leap-year
,pri vilegee
1848: on lait yalentine'lkday, sent a gentleman
of her aelinidnianee,' by way of valentine a Mar
riage Tieenab with, the mimes of parties'fill
ed in. .
ANOTHi;S atirßrn,ter.- - -Tbe Maysiiige
()Kee.) Flagalias heisted -the'
. Ihig of,.G e
Mrvith.,fori kresident, ind Gen. Butler, fp•
Vine. President: _ • •
... - . 1 1
~11ssoploa- Tux Unse.ii.- I ,ii careless
plater !MeV, disselied the;Union by triultki
sing two r letters, whereby.lh&- &
United Mee 'be!'
came 'the - /r,ntied Slates. .-_.l .
ikiaisil lie_
th ru tadii, ob p l9 E
i t u ttge . :to es :, ) ,. 111 ..
0i; , i d
we -- dit i oye4 - by fire on the night ofi •i,
I M I A
linitv 6 ,- ''''l fl'-'7 , . :* _:-• *- - ' '
~
1.,,,, ' 1 ..: . ~,, - iii r d fift lieea -slowebr s Y
, t:i= .MOtirPoiße , 11 'AftWe
.=Naw.-yntiti•Legresture„„.l doi. hf
iiTA1, , ,,,,r.., . .. 7i--i ma ws . -The-AH.O f „, ei-j
-sit , , ~ 4 , -, -', . -.. - i• • 1 , . ,2- : - 1-- - :1M:1 ,'
itaper
bier, as }aft
the' glipien
. -..-- .. `Another ,
' s-Clintribtilttnek Arcieite . e.'.-- - Messrs.
_
Andreivs Ar Bnyre r nielPithlishinein the Anglo
itax t em,,e;#eriei.of art lei Oti r .. Phonetics, or
The Gen rat; principle otthni . ronunciation of
*all Lang4ges,' , from" , 'the--,pen;of Herr Zabdiel
Mauritz, Ili:Asti:46ll4d:: geimarit,philelogint,
now on aitisit to thiOountry. - Heri'Mautits
has deirotO many,years to the investigation of
this sittjeet, having "resided in various countries
1 wi;th a vied to making, the meat extensive ob
servation Open all the Phenomena -:ef !anion
speech, and acquiring , a practical knowledge of
the langni f ige of Europe and Asia. : '
'This tr eatise,, hearing the indubita
ble marks profoundlearning such as we have
seldom had the pleasure of seeing exhibited in
this country, is nevertheless written in a style
of. .extreme simplicity and' adaptation to the
common eomprehensn,-worthy of admiration.
Jndging l'orm those portions of the tread*
which webave been able to peruse, we should
say that, 'pis series of articles, alone, would be
of far moo value to tally, reader interested in
the study:', : of his own , language, or engaged in
acqnirinii a- foreign One, than the yearly sub
scription gpri, of the Anglo-Saxon.---Arew
York Tribruitte: -.. i • -
; Messrs. *Rea ve r & of the B,aulihß
scril.to the orneq of. Dr. G. C. Vaughn. 207
Main St. ;Detrain. the following certificate. These
gentlemenfpubliihed in their - own wiper at the date at
which the:tertificate walk givers. a (Infiltrate of the
same, as tti is a case which attracted considerable at .
telltiini . in ;that 'dare, and the cure was attempted be
lore. by th line of alt known remedies, and thio•
the aged % °Film Faculty, and nothing could tit done:
BATiVA, N. Y, May Ist. 1846.
• I hereby certify that I has taken with Drripsy in
the mantilla 0 •laber lard, anclwas under the Doe
tor's care tbr ' ihret . m n mha. About Jan. Ist. 1896, 1
WWI FCI swilled that I could not move hand nr fool. I
was perfeeily helplesii—kreur worse—was given op be
niy physisgaits and frionds—and was told that all had
been drineCie, h ell could he to save tne. About Ibis
•timo one 'of Dr: VJughn's pamphlets cell into the
hands of auo of the nriOaliors, he n.trehased and sent
me a hot 4 of the mcdietne ; before I had taken it the
bloating liad very nine!) ff6,l.e down. I got three
more, 1,410 n-fore I bad taken theist tip the swelling
had entirtliy gore down,and I am now able to work,
and my hgaltli is good.
M A ItTli "IlitiKEN IC EY.
We cerkifi the abrr.e in he correct in every particu.
ler. Truiptin phbe, Martha Litar, L. Allen, Jos
Hill. E. it Furry." See our eu!umna, get•s pamph—
let from Agent:
A Card.
Mr. acid Mrs, Ditimek _take great pleasure
in aekntledging their renewed oldigations• to
their ft:Wilds for theirLvery handsome donation
on the Gib inst., fur Which they are thankful;
and flick prayer to Clod is, that they may re
ceive arlintidred fold M this world, and in the
world tdjeome life everlasting.
Rev. i J. Gibson, designs to preach a sermon
On the &lath of Mr. Carrier at the South School
house, riCiideewator. on sunday next, at two o'-
clock .P.M.. according to the request of the &-
ceased.
Et=
itiNitiD,—at this office, on subscription for
the Deniperat, Grain mf all kinds, Pork, Hams,
Eggs, lutter, Lard, and Maple Sugar, for
whichthc highest market prise will be paid.
- Agents for the Democrat.
E. W. C BR, Sun Buildings, N. E. corner of
Third and Dock-sts., Philadelphia:
GED. PRATE 164 Nassau Street, and—
V. B,P4IIER, 169, Nassau-st.(Tribunc Buil
dino,) Neu , York.
OBITUARY.
In Bri4gewatcr, on the 9th inst, CIIAPIIAN
CiIIIEII, in, the 28th year of his-age" .
kfey[4lThe following, which " we copy from
ri • •
•' Die Biene," a German paper published at
Bethlehem, Pa.,. may be of some interest and
consolation to' the friends' of the deceased in
this coulmunity, coming as it does from the
pen of the physlcian,who attended him :
Mr. lOsias Rosan' Tyler, of Bridgewater
township; Susquehanna Co., Pa. bad been suf
fering Or several years from Tubercles of the
Lnap , s sand" Liver, and all'the medical aid and
advice be had availed himself of, had been of]
little asiail and no enduring benefit to him.—
His inCteasing asthmatic and other sufferings,
had coilvinced him„ that his life could not be of
[ much flinger continuance, and therefore doter-
..
I mined as a last resort, to try the efficacy of Dr.'
F. 11. ppeWs Ilydrupathic healing-establish- '
1 ment, fear Bethlehem, Northampton to., Pa.
He arrived there on the Bth day of August last
[ past ; and, throngh, the use of judiciously ad- I
ministged hoinceoohie medicines, in conjunc
tion W4h bathing thi *regular and careful„di
i
et, he poon improve to such-a degree, that he
I,could enter on aftd course of the hydropathic
healing sysem. In consequence of the free
use, infernal v and externally, of the excellent
l ic
water !it Dr.Oppelt's institution, his sufferings
were stlon so much alleviated, that he, and all
1 who s# him, began to entertain hopes of his
event4l and complete recovery. Stilt continu
ing tolimpro‘ he Wail soon able to take exer
cise °al
hoas back • and taking a daily ride of
e,
from ftur to x miles. Overtaxing his strength
land 41ewieg his exercise to become to rigid
[for hisrl still weak state of health, brought on a
[relaps4 of his old complaint; in the mouth of
Deccuper last. His former sufferings return
ed, and soon made the further use of water,
and frie s "exercise in the open air, impossible.
' The serity of the winter season, together with
the auctions _ under which he labored , affected
ni
his- d and body... All the medibines admin
isterei to him relieved now bat for a‘few days,
and strtimes even ?in. a few hours only, while
he coOtinnedqo grow weaker and weaker until
finallt . he sunk under the disease already no
ticed f, (Tubercles of the Lungs) and which, ,
accoqing to his I own account, has been the
eause*if the death 'Of his mother and other . rnem-
hers 4 the, family. He departed thitrlife on
on-thii 7„tlh[dayoflf ebruttry, 1841, is the 36th
year ?pl . - his age.i- After an address in the
c . hurdi, deliveted icy he Rev Henry A. Schultz,
his n'Ontal:remaink were accompanied to their
last Osting . place ',on the Betblehenviraveyard,
on 49th - inst., hy Penn Division of thr, Sons
to members of the Odd Fel
may othevitizens.-- - •
rest in peace!” *. *l.. 0,
ANT , 'TO FARMERS !
WO:11, POST.4.C°. hive now on hand at
Mit read Cap &ore. a quantity of,
tifit4tre intaighsla 4 d Plaugh.poinis, which they
Offer-i ot. sale; for Cask at the following , reduced
prices ;
Wliynet countr Ploughs et $4 75 -
: Bioghamion Puttern , No. & of 4 50. •
" ' " Pointe 3
• - and 5 4 °'
county, " : " ; 44
ti4'kend`tclarge aid general assortment
- -111kr$ 1W ours, .[
wblc will be sold, tinusuallfloir for ready pity.
i , WAIUM; PoB2l* CO ,
"'"
;I
4Azat
) ' ICE.
•
lIIGHttIOIIIII -!
Theoremla LA , Or pulttng•Ladi
, 7-7 r
e i
for Bala at - .14118.0,
/I.L.L those indebted to iht sub i scriibet either
by note or book peccabit aro, arnestly tioticited
to call and settle theiraccount by t I- fifteenth
day. of April next and !MVO 1 COS S. Those
who neglect this call may ekriect a invitation
to " Walkup io:the Caifain'a ()lax na seals."
I ' C.IM. SIL MONS.
N. B. The subscriber /ontinue to carry
on the Boot and Shoo makisig. heal E.t.a nt the
old stand. wheni, thankful• for past 'favors, he
solicits u continhance of the same. - IC. M. S.
11413ntrose, March 13. 184. • 1
I, '" . Register's Notice}.
•
ÜBLIC Notice is hereby given to all per
sobs concerned in the following fon3les, to wit
William Cale Man; hate of Newibitlford town
ship, deceased. 1 -
URIA H CLINTON. Executor
AbPi Wright, Jr., late of the Bnrntigh of Dun
4114. dere:isrd. LANGDON. Atint'r.
Clereland. lain of IThornsoti town hip
deceusi4l. MILTON TINGLEY., Adlter.
Jonaihal Barns. bite of Cliffurd township, de
ceased. ZI BA BURNS. ? Uxecutors.
ELER47
Ebenezer Brotbn, late of Great Benii township
deceased.
. LYMAN TROWERID.GI4, 'Adeo'r.
Simpn Marcy, Lite tit Lenpx township,dec'd
• aHUEAEL.DIMOCK, Adm'r.
That the nectituttants have: set:led their ne.
counts in the Register's Office in end for the
County of Susquehenna. and that the annie,wil I
he presented before the Judges oi the Orphan's
Court at Montrose, op: Monday the 17th day of
April next, for confirmation a ltl allowanee.
tA 4LTER 4 FoLLET, .Register.
Register's ()Mee,
Nlotitroae, 111017 h, 13,181 e.
AtuUtoes Notice.
. .
X. HE claims upon the fund tride by the
Sheriff of Susqut:banna Connty 4 by the stile of
the property of ,Morkley, hav:ng been re
ferred to the undersigned. as en'muditor for ad
justment, nit per,mris are ?hereby required to
make their claims before Kira, at his race in
NI „ F A ro4P. on Friday the seventh day of April
next,. at 10oectoek in the fidirenOnn. -or be de
barred from conning in upon slid fund.
itirtiTl: 10, 1548
Exgcutor's Monte.
,
OT ICE is hereby given In all persons, in
flehliNi to the Estate of FANNY TEWS
BURY, dec'.l, I t ,tu of Brotikiyn township, to
make immednve pn - ymenOinil all persons 'toy
ing elaims against S,aid Estate are requested to
present them to the subserltir,rsJor settlement.
MARV& L. MACK.
LYMAS' Kat!ILU (-Executors.
Brooklyn, March 13, 1843.
SUSQUEHANNA ACADEMY,
TBDSPringi Term of this Institution will
commeneO on Wednsilay April 19. h.
' ' TtIITION.PEtt QUARTER. ft
' Writing. Read iu.o, Orthagraphy, Ru—
diments „ f A rithihetic, Geography and .
:,
English Grammar, 82,P0
Latin Grarttmar and Lessons, Chem. •
''
nary. Philosophy, Ilotany, Logic and
Rhetorick. • I , 3,00
Algebra, ,Surveying, ajometry, and
Astronomy, I . 4,00
!Atm and Gr'e.ck Classie.s. and French, 5.00
.1
Slusic on the P i Ino Forle. [extra,] 8.00
y iirilAr of - ) he Board.
%V 11. JEtiSIIP President.
Montrose. >l,iTch 'l5. 1848
-.IMPORTANT: NOTICE.
ALL thrse intiebtetlio• (LI snhceriber ire
trquested to coil and settle immediately either
by note or paytnent
D. CLEMONS.
Montrose, Mirch 1441848,
FAEM FOE SALE.
-• , -
TILE undeissigned, Esetutors of EZRA
BROWN, late of the township of Brooklyn
in the county of Susquehanna, deceased,_ will
expose to sale at public vendue, on Wednesday
the 12th day Of - April nest, at one - o'clock in
the afternoon--' all that ; piece or parcel of land
late the estate nf Ezra BroWn aforesaid, abouti
five miles from Montrose, ,containing fifty seven J
acres, with allowance fur roads, with a framed
house and barn, corn-house, ayonng and thrif
ty orchard. 'tering made. known - on the dtv
of sale: E.i S. BROWN, Executors.
L.G. BROWN, -
Brooklyn, Mlareh 6, 184$. •
CLOVER Sf‘ bbth ttie lame and small
ind4 ' tor ate by H. BURRITT.
New Mi lford March Bth 1848. - •
YOUNG LIES' NUL
lIE Spring Term of the Young Lridies'
School at Mon"rose, ?conducted by . Mists %%IL
IUM. will Com once tin Monday, Arri/.3, 1848.
I n
rommon r... 0.1, scuo,t, • •
History, Botany, Nat. Pittloo...Chemitt.
Algebra nr Gehmetiry.
Painting or MiaWingr (Extra.),
Latin or Freng.ll.l t
t
Movie on the !eano. •. i
Use of , ido
Bo• rd one dolliar and fifty men per week
Montrose: Match 15, 11448.. /1-4 ,',
1848.
ARSITAL , or
NEW GOODS.'
zip.moT TP4l2' TES CITY
VLA. 'Y. 3C R. RAIL ROAD.
THE undetAgned label pleasure in an
nouncing to , lir customergond the ptiblic,gen
entity that: . the have this ilay received a com
plete assorint•rit of. NEW' GOODS, which
were bougtu dusirdyfor• Cask, at the present.
low prices. in target, and twits. tic sou) corres
poodinglylch for Cush., Grain.. Butter, Lard.
Tallow. Does ox &e l &c.i 11'0 our cubtouters
we tender our hauksTor their liberal patron
age and prom t poymentsilttiing the past year.
laud hope for continUaneel of the same thro'
'47, assuring hent that Gonda can 'be bought
of wag I+ a • t.:llny other establishment in
this county, b liven Binghamton. •
BENTIRY BEAD.
blontrixse..l. n. 1848. :
IMO •
10 —c-ict B.
tiri°r Jive Piu'Areesggt
,vet),, 148.
AlOl Qt' "U
for le-
Nei" 11 'or'
SEED fa l e !Pie' by
• 5111.10.1 dz. SHER MA
' •-•
V. 49 -7 1 ''''
I
mai
~..,cil:;:t.
. • ~,.i., _,'
111=1111
'.71 - 0,10131 - TIVONIZTE .
Of Wnseated Lauds: ssOCA.ands
!sword for nowpOokflitt i -liif tak
n SuoqiehsuuOif4oolo*,!.. -
rf B.=
I NOTICE it t
ran ant of the General b y - or the Co .
mbn wen I h- of Pen rksylVan hall&
day of March A. D. 1815'enhIld14!' r An ti t't
-amend the net. entitled an ,act:directinittb..
mode of selling Unseated bailds?fotir taxe..l4lof
for other phrpoNes" 'and' of titt'Act,passed th i
13th day of March 4V , D, 1817,'"Afurthe,r0 11 .1
,element loan act to amend Ole nei'eatitled a
'act directing the. mode OUselfing Unitehte:.i
;I...ands for taxes, and for other- puiposes,"--Onll
in accordance with the , rroVisions of the
section-of an act of the Legisiatere passed th
29th day of April A.li. 1844 entitled 0 An a ,
to reduce the Stste debt-and to incorphratd th •
Pennsylvania Canal and Ritiircafd Compab:
and of tin act passed the athl'ifay of March'
D. 1847 entitled " Ad' Act in. relation tag th
sales of Unseated-Lands in the ;several Ouri i
ties of this Commonwealth'r—flThe
tracts or pieces of land. Will lietsold• at WA!.
Vendue, on the second Monday of June ne t ; t
the Court [louse in Mom rose,i iri -the Coun ty
Su-quetinnnn for the arrearage of taxes Ott.
and the rusts accrued on each lot - respectively
No.Of Warranteek Owners i
acres. or numbers. i oct
A. CHA-1113ERLIN.
82 50
3 50
4 50
3 00
5 00
8 00
2 00
' LIBERTY. ]
TOO :No. 67. Cutler .(owner)
. .
3
. 3 - 21 3
• 4 ,:".3
4 . 1 .
100 " 113, "
100 " 75, "
IC4) " 76, "
WONDERFUL! !
CLEAR THE WAY FtR THE N.Y. 186 E. R. R9A
GOOZZ 111=14.70.
• hTTON CLOTH, zt"6,17. kir 8 pe,nco
yard.
CALICOES, : for: orie dullar,pc
soon ut the cheap Cush atara , tif
J. LYONS
Mirch Bth 1848. F •
, .
rlEAS—More oftbal first rati) 5 shill ing
1 and some nt or b. for 6 lb*.
Also 20Ibs.Suga , laity
J. LY 0 S.
CI ARDEN SEE,
eluding Stiakei
8 00 N. und shoes, a lare owtortmPnt a.
• tIFFAN'S
NEW YORK . 4 ERIE , RAIL ROA -
THROUGH TO P.Olif JERVIS.
•
TILE subscribers are re eirli,nga Inrqe ' d
dition to their stock o goods whiciti,K
ti r
ing been purchased t-iiiiS enson,whenigo d.
1 .,
in market nre ver3' low; , ar 'determined to ti
a little cheaper than' the•ch
,iipest.. (, • .
Thankful fur th.eliberni prtrrinrige Ipre o
fore bestowed on us; we eprditilljr. invoe• tir
friel.ds and the publie.genetally io dui' nod e'
us. ' . , F. II; CHAND6E
' . H., . IMPSOI4,
E.. ROSE.
i ARY '
G:nda of every description . illi. &
1.1 Cloth & Cassemer of tbe best qua,it , .
superiOr lot of Vestiegs 200 pieces Prins f of
6d to 15 ( ts. per yard; easbrneres & Ufa i •
equally low. The right kiliti Of:Sheeliqg f r
cis. per yd. •.. — l 4. B. C. &Cc .
----t---- • -
ROCERIES.—Loaf, Crushed and p3r wt
Sugar. Teit of a variety of qnl ie:
and very cheap. Coffee . front 9to 12 1-2 Cif
per pound. Cassia. Pepper, Spice. Safer u,
6z.e. ',..- .. , IF. B. C. 4z. C. •
TE E L GOO DS. —Becds, 'tag una P
10Stide9 and Bap Fritimpt.
•
, .
TBOOKS ,
.& S ARONERY. r.
IS- large monk or kooks & S.tatianeryiTa c'
Books. Envelopes. Cari.is,4& Fen' * 13 tit,
Books, School Books, IVriiiiig'and.W4ip ing
Piper.. . P. B. C, '' C
100 Boxes Mills irFirions•sizeasu
& retail. •Stovei;, Tin ware l in
usual variety, and selling very kw. L'
V. B.C. •C
' Administratorls ~Notice.ir
xr °TICE• is•hereky giver) to all pet-4m
-1 1 debted to the estaee of ELI Zrit3 D
COOK, ilec'd, late of .lessuri 'rawest' ip, fo n
i
rfilitwiliale plyinent, and all persons qta
claims against said Eitate are requeste to
sent them to the sdhscribert toe settlem nt.
ER,ASTUS VL COOK, A l .ilai
Jessup, Feb. 29. 1848.
, • ti
ABO UT
U.III.IIVROW% Co s
CHEAP GOD%
I''
\YE - Are now recuiving 'addition to nal
large stock of goods. which-comprising ran . rah;
hly does) a greater variety of article's than :r:y litho
ni the county. we offer to purclaiieia on the hum re;
mia
able m tero , . .. „ t: -`
. . { •
Wanted in exchange for goods and on del. p tia 1
3A. 64., and corn and-other kinrt,i• of grain,/ant - -,rri
duce generally, nt,thia laigiaertimarket prieeg
U. BCIRROWS CO.
Gibson; -Jan 17, 1848.-
Cm
W-A E
0:1
BUR.RONI44 & CO. arareceivin a arg
F.uppiy i f Crockery. and Magi. Ware, whin th w
sell at much lowm mime thathan nOins ever e n ffc
cd at in th is section of countr y lybfore.
cups & sanects,4si per t
Printed -do 3s. to 4 d .
• ,'d6 Tea' Sotts; 64 64. to 84.. f d .
do Dishes; and Bakers, 50. per - obi
and other. articles; including;turnbler.s
Ito 50 per cent. , below former prices..lJ
Tatirrn keepers, youpg Iroise keepers, an'
house keeper*, wishing .to purchase,
Call And examine our stock. ~I J, •
I Gilison 4 January 18411 . i
• hi,"
.
ILOI'B. Alltac!!4• l 4jse.T . .'Per -
a great variety of , a itsorne.d ss at
and Cloaking. vertallesp;„4“tie*toraof
• .o f .RURROWS.ds 0,
Jan. 17, 1848. - -
iSi3Glkiiit lii sr t
1100 I bs. iiiiid thiaoca;rodo o t, 7 cto,
1100 dti.;l, 41cr.:,;PorterIce. '' 8 6 1. -
1 tiike, 4e. Double refibt4l loaf 12A„'
at-ttle et ore,et-,- __, l ;U' , ~ I unit! ) w §rst.. Q.
ittv•l7g/€ l 4Btl .-0 1 ".-:",- ' '
I I , . 'llClia l iVlß • irtial -- ,1 ' 17 .
60043 s t isnebly oittif,it, 04,! , i :.
2000 .... '''s't '-''OU'rt- ~ ..: - t '',l.t .;
500 " " - Buck Wkc.at,
- ,
o t oot
'Wheat, Rye, Beeoe,tflax seid, , Tirotito B o !
Bees wax, Geese feathers; 44.. iti,:eat l. iiii
est - Ira - Act prices:iti elgebeyief forg _or
iltibr. et the !airs , of i:..- . - -.},.,v., -...,.:-• , 7. - _ ..!- :_ ..
• -,. -.1. P,..:- - , --1--- 1 ‘ , .. -- .U. - BtlpwtoliViN i ti 0
• 3nueryt - .17,143. , -44 - ; , .*i... „, , , ,;4, ,,. A.: ,, _ ,
-,..-• 1., ,- -' - :=':.(AVZ.,„ I ;-*Snliektili4; 4 -?-'' ..
i-.. , _ .-- . - " ,-.,;., -t,',001,--, ‘, '.1. 0 ..' q ,
Oky0i0:1 1 in404 111 1 114 4.41.9i0r 9 1"P; i
ovelit-`,V009,,,,*014.0t0re,i-in' ,
',meriE-Acculo. 4 l3 - Pfk" - R#W4 l 4. 1 11 fi b.-,- --
--
E=.3
mEI t'dtio Oiorwliii4ifliiiff 01de.. , -tiy - .ibi - ; -
; ji„..sh er ia; ' ,Soirquebanneienupty, by_ Om_ ,
; al le 111.04 !II- of- vo - 05 , 145 , Cik, : liNS,:
hi . ivir*tein, itettietihderAKned.in an
l i e
A uslitoriforipj o-th fiimileftt: I , ll;pertonCtrehereby;
reg r Atii.o tifiretticp.lblitoptim:t, before_ tiini,>at
bi 9 Officernt , Argelft*, wiriill4 t.Pe3lit'l43r
of March neil: of 14 ieikiek in ' the foreneen ! .
Or be debarre d froneco - terngrjin upon said find'.
,-. xi . . l -t- 7 ‘ , , - -:•4 ~ . ' 1.21 4 :R1C HOD'AI -t-
r ta ,
• '4l/11 - :COE - AP .
.13 1 1? lecelyed from ; New - York ao4..iproff be
m
sold frolo ao per scoot less ,
fore offered' in. Oils inarter;,,:,Greiefel - - . : foy . l:ipeet
favoreet hoot by, fnir deolinfit-ada , l*PileetO,
merit- the , patrons ge of those elho'ibuy-Ileedsi4
market ,•.: , •
MoelrolT,,Feb, 16,
:VE.AIIIII-'--nr.Aiiril.'
, , -,....-, , --, _,, t • ~ . ...4 }'
'int 3 1 0SZErizCZu-41. of a11.AN(421 RENExass ,
DR. DRAKE'S PANACEA
'- ''--4iipoki.i-hAnicAL dune FOIL' -'1
'"
C. :O M 5.1.1 M 1 3 1'1,0 N ! r,',
1i At.,,,, , ,,,i, i 4. srioritit*.istaistiv Omuta l aW.pik:iii4
• pe, Anlik; 1111.0.11CAN2ssiung fitsrror "rjir r1,,0 0 1:i .
Ver. : Sciol j ulitFrklui'fi trilAiletunation4fibstinsto
Cut anecitis'Ereptirins, Funnies 6 thi hic! i nintlitteil.'
.. Bit...,,.'ch ron i e soi.e.Eyes;Ri4Wiirnfoi; Teiter;%-
r Scald Head, Entaiteinent & fiiitt.;of the Bones
& Joints, $ tubborn Elects, qyphilitje Symp. '
toms. SeisiticaeplAißinitig)v distasimaris. ..
, •• bog front an iiiiiismos.ttse ....cl.,m fr p t .ry, 1 -r ''.
• , Drapery, txposuic or fliproilincent t ,•,,, .1 4.
, life; also, Chrnuic Com!littifirittil 1 , .- ~..
~,.-:,
i dim:Veit; -: .. ''..•.., ' til
~,1
. I
:'lii j.
this medicine several Insio.iont - 6 . 'ut. •
s very_poteit
articles of the degitable kinidoiri are united, forming
a compound efirtrelF!!'dittercht in its' character aid
prnPerties,frotni any tither preparation. and 'ttnripalfeill
in its operation'on the system when! Isborinvitbshtr]
tijeerttl. It shciuld be in the bandit of erery . pentiOn„
who, Vhasineis, or general coarse of life, is predho
posed to the Scr-vi many aihnents,thatsreilder Ite. .it
curie, instead oci.a blessing,. an scr often resu lt' . ii,
death. ! .7 ,,- .4--- 1 1 ',•-,' ' &
q.l. " 1••
.t ~ ', ~ ';.i:',
• --•—•-
FOR SCROFULA. '.
~
or. . D-ake's Panacea •is recommended as a certain
remedy. Not Otis instance of
,itir failure has eyes- o.
carted when freely used !,ilt egret 11r Afiliess9-ind_tt•
the sanic time Imparts vighir to i the , whole, nystern.
Sertifnlous pontomi,ean never.. pay to intich,`atteanciis
to the state of their blood.i thlrgorifidatioo should*
thrir first aim i for peracleraime 'will accoMplli:th:-a
cure of ecen hc i reditaff At ease;
FOR EEUPTIONS OF-THE SKIN, ... 1
`Setlrry , Scorligtic A &muton. tuniors,
_White•Swell
ing. Erysipelas, I.llecra, ,Catiers. Running.: SOrei,
Scabs, and Biles. Dr. Drqte , s Panacea cannot be tins
`highly eat , illetit; it search Ts out the very „root of the
1 disease, and by l iremoviog• 11 1 .. front the system, nialtesis
cure certain atid pertnape t. ' • 1
• INDIO ESTIONIOR f i rlir 3PEPSIA. - =-"
. No medicine perhaps} has ever been Marron]
..
which gives sd much tone to the stomach andlealosea
1 the secretion of a healthy gastric joicieto.decomptle
the food as Dq Diakc's Panacea
LII
assertmciit
cheap ntl
J. LYOATS.
,e •• •
in -.
~
Thr • i 111 , 1 .0 ' E '
,UT:iI i AT .
. :1'1 . 1., : 1
gre - :; i -
104 - z s ,. - 4c.
' ir r Ce: r.i) R t l a . k u e :::t i l e:t C i m 3. .ro j V i n s te l : A o . p ki e h p i ra he ly aneh,asi are
chronic., It. cures ly, dirtying out all inspifrii.lol.•-aid
foul humorsave peen
i w n h p ich of it the til j e it a tt-Z e " O f .. R h i e le s u . r m etn t ed inn te.s . G's7 lafed 7413e.i.tk.alle,nntLiteib.eivilo';
1— tputporary.relkef; this entirels; c'raieatpallse disease
11 Itom the systetm, even when t he limbs and bpneasqs)
jm dreadfully swdllen. ' - -' , .
t:9,s, i
81 i CIX.:SIIMP tIOI,ST. .
.• . .
Co NSECETI N CAN ERI,CURE.D.—DongIis; • . Datarih.
— 1
Bronchitis. Shitting" Blood Asthma. &McAleer
t 1 profuse 'Espeptoration, !Ititi4Fluab. Night SIVAIi.
. s . Pain in the side Ste. haat. been cured- i ,nnd can be:Valli ,'
s, as much' certainty as_ any outer sunlit disease.. A'
specific has long teen sought fur, but in vat until...lite
s ' discovery of , ' , Dr, Drake's „Panacea.. It ismild
_safe but certain and effigy:44lw imits- operation.. - 'd .
7 cannot possibly injure the mnit delicate constitution. \
.
We would earnestly recommend' these - afflictirfto -...
_ give it alrial4-and we believe will not Lave ciena- ''''''•
!ion In regret it. Tho - ii . ioreM is Cleansed..-and
atrengthened.lifie ulcers lin - th. lungs are healed; and .
7 the patients gradually reg in their usual health 'end
strength- Read the felld tug :
...,_„,_.
~._
TES3'i MON 11, , . 1 - -:•:,..:";
_ • • ' s . PL RI a., Dec- 14th, 1747:7
DE.AR Sot 1 I r e pl y
•the use of Dr( Drakes Panacea , I' q w u i cs ll til s u :y r , es trir ;l g . • * .
.ir though a perfect disbeliever lin the. eziaistcrice of a
Panacea, or ii-cure for astdiieasev,i t oivever valbiable
' • it may he in certain cenditicins of the system, 0611'1
-- I have believed that a cure for: consumptiokyoubile '
'1
discuvemd sonnet or-later, and euriusitylefilllc totry
n.... your medieitisi, in two vcryinvererate cayvt"...- Thee
II were pronounced by the attending physicians. tiabia
iri: rutatoirsav orkustrrios, and abanihined bythem as in.
1g curable. One of the petilitili ba4betu under the:treats'
e. • inent.uf several very abikpractitioner: for a, number of- !'
, 1 years, and said sire 1041 •lold iiishionid -Cb . e- • ~
,
sumption conibined taitk,Sf , rofula," , and "that She
iii ht •linger.ifor sonic tihw 1 but could nee be perbia. :
nentlyreheEcl. in both casts tho diecteif the Pane- •I'' '
e..-a bas been most gitatifyingi, Only 'Your or five hot
i tics wore used by one of the persona befine-sslie.:-.l*-.
gat!
.. to impr4ve..rapidly. -"Tee other took: about' nn.
1 I will only add that.farniliaras I sin with consuinp- '
Lion by 'in hertitance and by ilie eat e n sive,obserlation
as a study. rand- .knowing also the injiirinus•'Clreeta •
in nincseasestit ottvnata4 brim set, anoliiiiiet-iig-.
nr etable tonicszas Wellas ratan' of 1 lie . esperhorauts,and
)3, seder iveii, - .1 should never htiverecettimended the use
ter of Drape's Panacea if I,liatfeet beeriiteittiiiittif 'with `,
:a; the ingtedietitir:'-'giriffice• itoaf. that.ittese litAiii
oto m ended b o y our most. pop
,tar and- aelentific -phyla.
at "clans, and i n . their present‘e mbincilat:§le. forni:iprob.
1-
ro- a lily the bestalterauveAliat as cect beeimade..,Tbo -
cure is in accordance with' ,thetiry "pt Consumption
broached, hi rilific.cT, a few Years, ago' ' by ; one , of •,,ber,
' most emliaJtit eiritcrs un tnellicine, anOtims , establish-.
-r ed by facts Which edinit.of do dispute.--; ; , ,
Very Rdipectfully Tyne's'. t . .
.li2C. GUNX. .
- - - .
To ore the langrilie . or a Other; 'LW Drabs's ,Pittt
a'eca is always sal,4ary,itilleeffeets 7 ,-ncier injurientjh
In 'Psis not Sn'eplatehrtspettprant: - it is not intOttOti
ill tolulLthei'dViiiii iniri'a :fafal. security.' It is a:treat'
ce• rent&ly—a' grank:healingland : Curative compound,
the great'artp;only.remedy. Which 'medical'scirtictla .
skill has.yet, pit:aimed:for. 1+ -treatment ibis af,n
'li. • -
• erto unconituered nialady.: • rAnd,nci; mink' ailitelad i
with this dread diSeatte.:Willl*.inlit to hothicir!44il°.
friends if hq g o aoivii ip.kt!ei;gravc.!Ahout to t i :It' ,
it., Virtets. AVeinalti bottlii,sii ; most eifcrii'veilt p ' .
s:
i
30 - ii favorshli elianic in the eonditiontikfiab
' • hoWever lo*." - : "., ' ''• 1 •• ''s• '''• '•-•- : ..!.ts. ' •
. s= : i TO-Tii E: L'ADIE..-t,''''-‘..-- ~-;-4.
, "Lidtcs o 'pale compiceioli,:atitt*itsatim
j
''" its; and sue i is.aro debilitalled:by":thciiii4beri
i l
which feme CA arc habit:lo4oe ;restored. by . i.t/iiilifitaar4
tifiii brittle i,lr two, to : biouliKs44 . l*.illY,.-1' IL !E l l:at!' 1
lbe , berst reniedy aver slisco4red,for,,rpakdriii)44t.;:l
0. a such pi have bad littcnityjii . )iilll.2t4 .l 4 o 4 l );464' t
ids, " arid
take it. t_ immediately( .reitotes the appkiitp, i •
strength add ' Color: ~;,...4
~;C-:
. 1. „., ... - .i:- -:... 7 -'....:,..,,,.. , ,
I '. Nothing , can' be,_mbip Stir rising- thip, , itsinfigara• f
tmgetfeets pa.t.h e iiiiiiiity: tite: r 'Per r iktrni, all: weak.;
f
'neva and lasiiiiiideliiroti
. tilting li. : ::f)lii;Z:s6c9 beebins
. m r° e b d u i s ii t ie t 4 l :r o P ti li ti ii t:rt n c i3 tisliti l l'ln il43 4-Yn " i i n i lt il n * Cl4l7 - 143 i n t'i r gn e:
i "aiiiii?riaine r , ',...-i , ' , ;.l iii,::Vi:' ' 'l4 l ,i' . ...,P. l -!'''.1....: ' , '•i..; .
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