----tErlitittitilltitiiii:i-r-Milliloutiii- no sullen
and olistltOli neitlW'Oppertilqt-Tayfor nor
di r eellAoptilislnilAki, 't„eopt: , ,....ftglu olOtsional:
back -11 9d °Oil- - 'e. 'Vre - I.e..ii OIL g.oiN to
14' 1
waielfilir4llli li Alte :JittYertir• dorfvelotons,
ik
P.-t 4-.....2.3 wi
( Tlie`fittea,liblo',.Masichaetikinfit'lltiltalo,.
,_, , . ~. . ,
k 0.,) and then letiiere appeart"any proßeet
of defeating botli - ;the Baltimore And Philidel
abia noinindtions, Ii). a Ncirthern movement,
opopNorthern isples, he,is . ripe'. for such, a
tt ivenient- - -otherlise ho ;he' hoist ;tl;O • A'Ay.
lot', "'National slalghter-bouse" flag.‘, 1)4..,
pinion is dint be *RI find, by that time, an ex
cuse to support liylor ; but if:iioti- then look
pat for au uplieartog of the - North, unde'r the
banner of Van ,Buren and i 7 ree Sol"
Therois little doi4ht that the: lisaffeeted of
both parties will sOtle down neon the Utica
n ominee—unless tlie . Willge `thoilild be " whip- .
ped in."
-f
Tuts LADY ' S Bkon, for July is a s.plendi4
nninber,.beth iti ,, point of embellishineitt mitt ]
co ntributions—cx4ecdine, if possible; any of
its pred,messors. the BOOK is really a favor
he with the Lacii4, as is evident by the rapidt
increase of its list of patrons We receinmencil
it in preference to till others, as a work contain-i
ing better, more substantial reading, more of
it, and fairer embellishments, than any maga-
Elite with which wti are acqbainted. TbaJsly
lie. commences a 4ow volume, and vvo presume
this ennouncement;will be a sufficient -hint ' to
the. wise. Published by L. A. Godey, .113
Chestnut st., PhilA., at $3 a year (including a
copy one year of Lady's DollarNewspaPer)
or be copies for s,io:
jtra; Ger. Shitilk has recently- been again
considerably unwe)l, but, ho is ticrw decidedly
hater.
Whig Meeting In Are* York.
.
On Friday nigh week, the 'Whigs of New
York city, asseutbd in large numbers in the
Park, to hear the port of the delegates from
the city and etmntk of New York, to the Whig
National. Convention at Philadelphia; a. full
history of the doids of which body
_was pre
sented by N. Bdw itch Blunt, a member of the
de:egatin.—Aftet? Mr. Blunt had ;concluded,
Ole meeting was addressed by Horace Greely,
Dudley Selden, dclim W. Fowler, and others.
We make'a few hiief extracts from the -Pro
endings as itublisbNl in the .t.Vic York Ex
, ~,.,, a Whiz parte' r., which, thongh dissatisfied i
rit.l the nominatir of Gen. Taylor, urges its
r.arty to support him. , - i
.. .•
. _ . .
'Dudley Sahli Ooncluded a . speech against i
6:n. Tayl Jr as foilows : !
Gentlemen, I.p.m against military men.—.
! A Nice : "Wh arc you for >'") Jam jar ,
11,12-y C;ay ! [!, reat applause.] . And I tell':
1 , 1 !'urthermore, iif you act !With vigor, wel,
sliali yet be able tO drive his enemies from - thei,
canvass. . [Applakisel Lr.t me now ask you!
t., express Your stiments by your votes. I!
sunniaate Henry Flay! [Here the applause!
was deafening, and about a dozen hearty chcers
care zi,-,...0 AT,:a I now ask your President
to put this notninition to the vote. '
Mr. Selden heii. withdrew, and the Presi
dent, Mr. Engs, clime forward, i.ut he dues- i
1 .41' twice, and &flitted the nommatio: to have
been carried by a liceided makirity o . voices.
A resolutim wits then offered agreeing to;
,Appo)-4-Gen. Ta4or, if he !would corue ! ..out asi
atl , ii Wjii4, oppose the exte.niion of!
it vc.L.
ej .
sla , new Eprritery, &c., but it was.laid I
1 t e' ahle,--Ater which the report of the
Erprs proceetslas follows : . ,
- Mr. Latson, - o the !hat I.l:iird, here moved.
a llegolution, thati as the people had k refused to!
-appart the nom4tion of Gen. Taylor, they
s:mald assemble i t i Thiff a lo on the 2.d Momla v
, f A:1.71m, to n!..utinate a Northern candidate
r tbcPresidenel. .
Cri!.; of" No, 1 , ." We have aca ndidate,
IT.nry Clay is oug candid to '
C nutter cries+" No, no." 1" Taylo is our
(andidati.."Ciss is our candidate, &c.
Mr. Lat.:Oa—tut we haveno s candidate of
Ole Whig Party.. It is no use for the city of j ;
New York to try lo make a candidate"alme :
Cries—" Get diswn," "get out" "014 Zael{:
will be eleeted vlii:ther or no." ".Clay is thei
, audidate." (Birnburners cheering loudly'
for a Buffalo Norlaiern-conventinn:).... .
Voice. Lay the Resolution on the table 4
Cries of "No, do."- "Yes, yes." (Confu
sion worse confoaded.) 1 •
Mr. En g s, this Chairman—Gentlemen, if
yon don't k eep weer, I'ean't dO business. .
Cries,—“Hugir,:, hash.'' "Itold your jaw."
" Three cheers fof cay. - " Three cheers for
Cass." "Three groans for Taylor." (Gene
ral tonfusion.") i
Voice—Wbat P, the question}.
Cries—There is no question.
Mr. Engs—Tie question is , the laying the
resolution on tlit.- table. As many of yon,
gentlemen- = — I
Cries—" Whafs, the question f
Voices—" Toli ave a Northern Whig Barn
burning Gativenti: n." (Groans, hisses, Oh I
Ah ! Cheers !) t
Mr. Eng•s—" As many of you as are in fa
vor of laying the •4•esolution",----
Cries—Whati the question?
Mr. Enfs—"Pf laying the resolution on!
the table,' ;
.1 I
Voices—Question. Thereasn't any table.'
(A laugh.) f L .
Mr. Engs—till say " Ayer -
Vaices- 4 -Ayli, aye-, a-y-e.'l •." No, no, no,
n-o-o-o-oh." 5 .--•
i -,
Mr. Engs—Ti3erestitition if) not laid on the
table; but it wa.i afterFards rried, ,
Amid loud cheers for henry lay, thp meet
ing was pronoun4d adjourned, (the -Chairman
retiring,—but thtre was an ind position to
.ad
journ. • ',,, •
Cries="Dotet adjourn." ...‘Grahain, G-ra
ham, Graham. ; ' 'Fi
A voice on J.* .stage—A. ei;tleiniu. frOm
Georgia Rills ;
..
Criesl—Hearilabn, (Cheers. t ? Three ' , cheers.
for GoorolG
." eorgia,vtert for Tayloi." - *--•
" Groans for Gedygia.' - I - '
A roice—" Glintlemen I introduce to' you
Mr. Young of O4rgia." ' • — • --
Mr. Young-47,' Lam a city an" (Cheerii
he Taylor, and *era far. -) : ' 5 ' ' ll
Mr. Young—Vili You. heir Imo ? - I sui' a
Clay man, bat--t--(Cheerst.) :•••'- • - ' '-' •
Crash, slam, !fang ! ['pre op:l6ns IEIOII4 I
Of boards on.thelside of the E. ge.a Slam 1—
aag I Crash 1'), Smash 1 44 1 , - , 'Boards
cracki ng , stage tiitabliug,--Re rteurnanklg:
..Mob stealing tluAboardo
.rt s ee T 6 l7iturY PrinciPl,e GaiAingstreV 4
in the Scritite.—The' Weekly Wisconsin--a
caPllallaper, by the tray--Says that the two
Senitors.from,that young State, tx-thivermir
lhilibi Dodge, and Isaac P. Walker,,are tsarin
Vtiiirnotroviso inen, and will stand -fearlessly
by that principle , through' all emergeneie.7. 'anti
thrangh evil and good report.
just elected by the Democratic Legislhture of
' New Hampshire,lv vbte:nearly unanimous,
is. lso pledged t o stand by ilkprinciples of
freedom inlice territories, on alipceasions.
1re01414410.
Beta
- The steamer nma. as.atri ed at Boston
with 'Lend , * dates. to ibolsth - in t:. There is
little ZP l 4.i*inoTti.Oe . piAhe rumored resig
nation,'7o4otlttkiii4Lellru
noCnisignOlk.::. : *..Thiers repor;ted as. 14tely
to SupplY the 'pliee4-- the former: ' .- treltiri'd is
stilt in considerable aiitation • no i thin but
, gthe
most stringent measures of - the‘ Government
prerenting an outbreak. The Repeaters and
Orange men have fraternized. The money and
Grain Markets remain unchanged:
The - esbarre Farmer announces that. a
locombtive.engine has just been placed on the
Lehigh'-CoMpanj , !s railroad, between that place
and -Allentown.
Fourth of July Celebration.
A procession will be forth
,
. ;,7 x ed at ten A. M., at the bead
• .• of the - public avenue, under
4 1 .A 4 9. - tr:. the direction Of Col. M. C.
Tyler Marshall of the day—
thenCe prheeed to the Baptist Church, to be
joined by the - Sabbath Schools, and march to
till grove east of the Borough where the follow-.
in exerciae, will take place,
Singing of the Sabbath Schools.
2. Prayer.
$. Singing by the dub. • •
4. Reading of the Delaration of Indepen
dence.
s,,Music by the Band.
)• 6. Oration.
7. Singing by the Club. •
Benedietion.
9; 'Singing by the Schools.
10. Music by the Band.
At the close cf the exercises the procession
will a;ain f ,rm and march to the :new
.foundry
wherc•a free collation will be provided on the
firsgiocirlor aIL the Sabbath Stihoel teactfers
and' stilndars and inkited guests Who have been
previously furnished .with tickets.
Aclidner will.also be provided en the second
floor for all others who may participate in the
celebration of the day. The tickets for which
I maybe obtained froth Chaprnan•Baldwin who
I williluvidc the dinner, also from I. L. Post &
rCo,,IM. C. Tyler, Wm. J. Mtdord, and B. H.
Milli. •
At eight o'clock in the evening a brilliant
display of fire-works will take platic on the pub
lic 'square.
Important -Treaty.
We surrender much of Our. space to-day to
'he publication of the important treaty which
was concluded with the governreent of _New
;Grenada Some months ago. by our charge d'af
it:Airs-near that power and which has just been
ratified by the Senate. We Lire below the
mcwage l of the President actunpanying the
treaty, whiclr presents a clear and. convincing
statement of the enlightened pulley in which it
was framed and s'ubmited for ratification.
For more than twenty years, our commerce
; Ica 'suffered' under the pressure of heavy dis
critninating duties in the fp ris of New Grena
da, from which British'eommerce has been ex- •
empt. 'Attempts have ii2en made . by all, our
recent administrations to remove , these diserim
tintions. Our present charge, 3lr. Bidlack,
has succeeded in carrying the Wishes of his :
government, in this respect, into effect. This
is a, measure in a high degree advantageous to
our trade vtith that country; and it is proper
lin this connexion to say, that, by the efforts of
I the 'present administration pur relations with
ad- the South American republio have been
placed up 4 a more favorable and' friendly foot
ing than -they have been belOre, since the pe
lied immediately subsequent to Mir recognition
of .their independence:
But thePotost striking feature of this treaty,
and which ?trill most attract the public atten- •
Lion, is x hq faet that it secures to us the right;
ofkcav froth the Atlantic to the 'Pacific; across 1
the is - thn* of Panama. The conditions upon
which this most important advantage is seen
; red to (int commerce, and the reasips which in
&iced On President to secure it; as offered-.--
although the treaty was negotiated on this'
point by iil.lr. Bidlack irrthe abseenee of specific
inStrnctions— are distinctly set forth in the
meSSage:
!The-conclusion and ratification of this treaty
are, indeed, matters of high and just congrat
ulation. While in the history of our foreign . '
relations,tind of our national grciwthr, the ad-'
juitment of the Oregon controversy, and the
addition of California and • New Mexico •‘ our
territory,. will Stand as vast monuments Of the
''abeity and, success of the present, administra
'
11 .
013 j• this- aqitisition' of a right of paSsage
of :our conzn4free- , by ship, canal or raifroad
---lacross the iithnius,.forms another memora
hlelfistanen in 4 which it has salts bread 'mark
ofiliellkfit upon the future commercial destiny of
the 'cotintry.-- 7 Washington Union.
Farther Frdm MEiXiCQ.
TIN-Atietimer Crese9t City has arrived . in
6C: days' from New Orleans, bringing the de
tails of the proceedings en the ratification "of
the Treaty.
_ iMr. C t lifford stays avirtinisier in Mexico,
and that aeflublia will appoint a'resident Min
ister at Washington.'
yerera has been chnien President of -the
RniniNie;reetiving thp !Oita of 11 States.—
Angel Srias reeeived.the votes df,s States.
Inerera was .to enter - up'ori thel discharge of
hil duties as President on the 31st ult.
‘lQen::_Butler was tci,start froniblexco fort&
cOiSt Cn'tho sth inst., aCCOinpaniidliplifi. - Se- I
%jet k•
-.l4en; fatteson's division left tile:: City of
1izie41: 61 1 1.0 .. 20 th nit, for tho coast. "
4Geni Mirahall's division was I to , leave .the
. „ _
T .
..
+ool.lla6ither4 with the AlapairtaVolttieers,.
ariahe,l3th lifigitriy, were to.eiiiiiiklor Vern'
Civic .eq-r,130 - •:10Pi . rut % I t . I'
~'..-'
DR,Auleriegokgiiminiesioners,. were received I
li
lid, erit:4ll44ll; 44'144 hospitality* Que. I
I
% fi3ele eV Mi. Cliffordtobkcilarte
ofttiii :iuitotiati li. i
1 i irti 4 Wieliti kgiiO4 Mak* will return .to
W. 1 4 0 ;0 14 *Ili AV /4 11 ;e of our troor fr3Pi
thlit'ochiu* •• ':‘ -. . .1
:.
. .
. . .
— 7.
•i • . 1 ' ' ' • Notice'r -• ' : - .•
• ,1.. : • ,
._ .•
The . nnual Exhibitton et therAlpha Epiil'On .=.l- ,
, .
Socia'4Of Frankliu ..Acadetay - will be bold at .
that IZiffution,.oulWednesdayJuly-sth 1848, , ,
at hall ast twelve o'-elOck, M. The public are a l ••
reipe4 idif ti
• •.P invitCd to attend. - •
iii )
riprder. • • •
... vssimmiumsomisniisionsis
IVO . CE , is hereby.given the public-anti en-
II ril
ll s in. general, that the Amphyctyonl
Club •i' the Franklin Academy
t will hold an
a
exhibi on
Wednesdayh
e bti i
of July
ul y next
N
at 10 ,Clock A. T.
It i 4
)t,
aiso 'expected that the Alpha Epsilson
socielwill exhibit upon the same day. .
All 're re respectfully invited to attend.
__.;
___ Amphictyon.
N
. *1
otice
, .
Thcß annual Exhibition of the Ladies of
Frakli Academy, kasting of no society, will
be . 110 at that Institution on Wednesday. Ju
ly sth' 1548, at half past 11 O'clock A. 111.—
The 4lic are respectfully invited to attend
A
In Fn° st-• Lake, on the '26th inst., by Eld-Jas.
D. Vebster, 34. JOHN D. TCRIIELL, of
Lil rty, and Miss PRIIIIELA E. TH031,1,9, of.
Ch F onut.
INew Advertisements,
. Take Notice.
:t undersigned Tailors of Montrose, in
vtiv.v of the great inconvenience connect
!h giving credit for cutting clothes, would
tY
give notice that for all cutting done by
Iter this date they will requtre ready
' cash or its'equivalent.
-P. LINES,
J. GROVES,
P.A. LOCKE.
11
ed wi
hetet)•
.
them
Pny,
rnse, June 28,1848
1 DISSOLUTION.
Bil
eopartnership heretofore existirg un
:er tl.e firm of Bard & flail Is this day
cd by mutual consent. The notes ard
ts.doe the firm. are in the - hands of Wit.
rd who is authorised to settle the same.
se indebted Will please call and settle t.y
day ut August next so they will SRI::
XV ILSON BART).
• JOHN H. HALL.•
Dirikork. June 21. IP.IB.
I''
accot
-.on a
All It
the
MEE
dinburg Blood Purifier,
Health ItAt.:oring Alivitre, and cures
! Di.telsest rls.ing from imporov r ,f !fir
ter sale by A. 1 1 L7 RREI. L.
fC OlS r iS ICAVED!
who arc indebted to the firm of Park
i . . Dimock may save costs by calling on
Z. Dnneek, et hi . office between Post's and
tlre and rt•LI: i:t2 I ‘l , :t accounts.
rose, June 21. 1Z. , 1;.3„ '
NEW STORE
A 1
IV
IME
Ern
ENV GOODS.
ti have just received at our New Store, in
anesboro, a general assortment of
Y GOODS, GROCERIES,
Ili() CK KR .Y, 5.1.511 4. (;LASS,
?RORS, YAM'S ti- OIL,
VNE TR, STO I' ES 4- PIPE. •
• ASOLS, ' TIN WARE,
tRD WARE, STONE WARE,
OES. • NAILS, A-C.
IN
In want of Goods. cheap. are respectfully
lu give'us a cal. BR. LYONS & Co.
J une,lS
Th.
in :Or
NI
PS. Prints, Lawns, Ging-hams and
U Summer Gm:dS at
B. it. LYONS & CO'S.
4 CABINET WARE, .
`iantl and made to order. Painting 4-
.2:11g done on h•• Shortt•st not,.•e.
B.• 1?. LYONS 4- CO.
_
DILLOW'S
LEBRATED lIEJIE CURE,.
received and fur sale by the Agents—
Bentley Read.
i' ~
41' rite sloins.s.es at only 34. just recd
IS-19. at SALISBURY'S.
1) -
11 d
1' r
it.
nil , 11,ET Soaps and perfumery just rec'd tit
1_ '1 Jane 22. 1848. SALIanUEY'S.
;:a vrizz a SJUIVrat
al
T 1 ! ;,13. CHANDLER 4. CO. art' now-re
it 4eiving a fine assortment of Cooking. Parlor,
and ' tier stoves. to which they invite the attention
of pu hasers. They intend to make it the interests
of pet" ions who bur for cash to give theni a call before.
pure. ; sing. Call and see us.
Jul; , 17,
1 .. • X
4 Susquehanna erdeilly.
, 4 ,
T '„ 1 Sum m er Term of this Institution will
oinmence on Mooday..July 10th; under the
•
Iv ' °fit. J. BUEL, graduate of Madison Univer.
, y
II I)
iLLIURY UROCKERY, a large and
nssortrnent ul this elegant style
re jtint reed at - SAussußT's.
ME
z.Nttegtine,s and prime Sugars fur
ust d at
6J j • ' SALISIIVItY.S.
char;
say ,
1 11 .. Tuition Per Term.
, g, Reading, Orthography, Rudiments or
hnletic, Geography & Eng'lt Grammar. e 2 00
I
, rammar andi Lessons, Chemistry, Phil- • '
hy, Botany, Logic and Rhetoric, 3 00
"a, Survey mai:Geometry le. Al9.ronotny, 400
1 . 4d Greek Cassicri. and French, 5 00
l i on the PianM (extra) , B.OO
y ardor of .t.he aloar.d.
June
0 . . 1 1 8
4 V 7 1 J
.
....ESSUP, Pres't.
,
4, trose ,,
Writ
Ar'
Lathil
osA
ge
Lati4
Alusi&
:MON SUGARIiA superior article for
• monade, for sale by
J. Lyons,
11
Miss TiVillaid's School,
TE. Summer Term of. Miss ,Willord's
if.:choOl, will eommenft.'on Moridny, July
17. i' he pupils designing to enter, will find .it ,ad..
van cows to begin the first of the Term', wheh new
Clas. . are oresoired. The services of Miss Black.
man ill be _iontinued, and an additional Teacher
etnl4 re d. ,I itUIRIM/.4„ -
Com ' on En ishStudies, . - $2 50
Anet t Ilirtaky, tiotany, Nat. Phil., Chetnia'..' '
try Rhetor4e, Logic t • . .
1
: 3 50
Alp or Giont.il : t i y, • 450
Latish r-Fren6ll,' 1 5 00
Masi on the To* ~ : 10 00
Dra gor Patintiiir . (cell) ' 3.00
Boar twelve shillings per week.
''M trose, Juati 20,1848. ' , 25-41 w.:•
LATESr NEWS,. • -
r t
Ur Codfist)iilrOsb Itiee,T,Siniiiie, innre.Of
VII ; stl:fs.l" t like e5O cents. ', Also, Ging
him 'binn,rning_ . o ,titlis;,Rolmn piier.l:7SitnOts•
ki : to_ ,:'ind.Slts Beiiiiii;;iill tie stiened,toiiisiroSt,
-it
Frill ,4' - - .I- - ~- - --M. , O. TYLER:
-M* trom June it 1,113418 - • -.'' "- •.F -
11._.,t,.: I T,,:.1
,8
~,...,! . :1 - _ - ,.:
Ay t*. dan44.4.-;-4:s and Newlin* Irt - V C 3 '
With dnxero travelling In-et:flock; i,
Masten
The moltlititla keep
done b l
T gein m
teirora °neap y . ni
.- sax.,
i'. 4e. LOCKE, - t
'
-4.. I
FaSililVable - TailoT, 1
pONTINU S 4, t:tairy . trwtht Tailors tig tineinetia
I) over J. B. SaiiiibuilloiStOre, with thet-eamp neat.
ei .
neon and e . l,:' once or execution that hail for io long,
a time dicta ced nli trivoiry. With mapy thank s fo r .
the liberal p lronage'lieretufore Oren him. litl ballet ,
by continue exeoooB - toexcel tiOntrit jia mintino.
since and eat ntign. : i .
i
A..:uttaig done wal4ettness andidespateh, and war
-1 .
ranted to “lii if properly made uti . ."
M Mi t rose.l.lnnei 1484 . 8. i f
----*. -------.4,.... , •i ,
It A.11. 1 4r44 NV At 431 fal
Q UPERIOR ' . Gitas's, and- ICradk - Sitythes,'
LI Cradles, „,,Sickles, Hay! Forks, - Scythe'
Sticks, Scitthe.:Staw.'s rind -Rifles, and Oakes
at 10 cents', for,.salo at ; H. Burr4es.
New Milfordi Jvno 19, 1848. .
CASH PAID FOR WOOL,
At 11 M. POST & CO'S
bRUG STORE.
ACO:IPLEPE assortment of DIWG'S
- & 111EPACINES, also Tresses, Surileal Ja
s4ruthents aid Glass ware, for ante row idthei•Greot
Dru g Empotium pf Ann TURRRLL.
r 10 WN END'S, 6- WEBSTER'S Sar
-11- sapardbi, and the most celebrated Patent Medi.
eines, at • •• TURRELL'S.
STON El WORE Clocks, Mirrors, Broams
Wasit,b4rd /4; and ged.cordi at Tonle/Cs.
- - ,
EStAi.ELTSICIVIMNT.
W3l. J. I.TTLE & Co. respectfully
IT the ettizens of Susquehanna and add
pountke that thei have opened an Estaldishr.
31ontro.e, one door north of S. F. Ki.'elers
which may be _found an extcnsivo assortment
OV lEt 4
t4' the latest:and most approved patterns; ca
era a•sorinlru( tit
Tin, Copper Si. Sheet-Iron it'Sre,
at la hiilesalts and retail. all of which will be sold EX- , lIE subscribers are receiving theiriSprini
creoiNoLv Low for ready pay. Mer c hants an retail. land. Summer Stock,of Goods—gomprisipg their
ern will do uy,ll to give ta , a ca ll before par haelhg. ti•uol variety of Dry Gon.fs...Grccericl, Ilirit
IL:pairing done 09 the shortest notice, 211 on the vv ; , re. Tin Ware, Glom', -11oks & Si li , ,riery
most riasohialili- terms., iii member the plat to buy
India Rubber bonds Clocks and
to Pawl( Aleck Aleck Tin. f',,rper and Sheet lion Ware. Cill:AP, is 1 door .
eines, to which We cordially inviteltili, (men,.
;milli of 6,7c'.Ca litel.
-. j 'ion of cur friends trod the public ierally,
M.,oiroiw, June 5, 1848.
: promising to du quite as well by-themps tiny oth
er
A - EW GOODS , house in town.
i ,. :.
F. B. CHANDLER 4. Co.
lontrnsP, MaY 22, 18413. l • `
A T lil EDUCF:II) PRICES. —.h
- 11 . 0
131. - 1113I r TT xt is tt n . :: 7 o . ! .. tt , r r in n g le
4 a lit L lti l l
iii1:111 ever. iiiii.etoiore. Having {)ought criti
Cosh. and lairgi-ly. he doi it mkt hesitate to say'
arle,:lions are such as cannot' easily be beat, • I
not fail to suit the mast panic:4llar in style,,
or Wier,
llr v i iiiek will include a lame assortment
A:DTIIM 9 Mllll 5
.10V, SZAD
French at.d _ha /'; Ld Lawns a l
Los, De Lane. anti Crlicona in almost endhss i
of sUpCriOf styles and cheaper than
: ever.
t t y . L A zyvt,a‘cy I n oorich,C.
Fancy a Di' plain he Lanes. :stradillas, Barr ,
Fancy N.t Shan la, and Cravats and Sear, •
the tatesi slcica and- very cheap.
:An; Florence and hir •
fancy and ;plant grow, Lawn and connnor
Bonnets. arid rich Rit.buns, Trimniings and
or toe riewc.t 11 1 0 , 1. r
Parasols—A• choke lot of Silk, Gi,
and cloth Piirasols, and Umbrellas. ter m
' llats Sc. Capt.—A large acsnrtmen I
napped, Pearl f•ul'd Fur and Wool Hpt:
Lnghorn and I . :they Palm Leaf do., als
y. Ivet and glazed.suinmer Caps of the
fashion
03177::4° D.T.T.nria COOD
Broadcloths, Cassirneres, T wce.'s, K
Jeans, Linens, si'k and common Vestir.
common sumtnet .s . ulfs in large variety!
AL SO —Bed 'Ticks, cotton shectings,
Yarn, Carpet Warp. carpet Bags, Palm
4.e.. with roger eral assortment of Dry
• Groceries.—A large assortment, a
er then e‘4r.
Crnckery—a nuperkir article, and the
//ardware—a 'urge assortment,lncludi
pente7s' tau's, cast steel, mill and Y. cu
Iron, steel, MN IL., 0p..1, 110110tv - Ware.
U , tcks, of new patterns, very cheap.
.211, dicines. a ;41esira ble asset tment far
duns. .Also—Paints, Oils, Grindstone.-
and chstines, spiiming Wheels and Re ,
STOVES—rn 'superior • n.snr't 'of
Parlor and plate Staves, inclUding the .
terns of nir tight—also stove pipe, zinc,-
MI of which will be sold on the mos
able terms fur Cash:, prod uce,or approve
New Milford, June 7. MB.
•
41):131111 veraututzni9
A.VING 'purchased the late Stock •
of N. Mitchell 4• co.,* will liertafte
-at their old atattd, where a general aesorime
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, 01
Dye-stubs, Groceries,
Silver-TVaze, jekTlry, TVatahes, l3•c
Together with ti Rmall but well Relented si
•
DRY-GOODS, LTARDI-WA RE,
and also the intuit or other artieles
Country store, eln he bought extreineiy 40% 1
cAgitt READY PAY.
In addition to tile foregoing he is now ju.
ing' from New !York, a choice and - weltsel l
eortment ofartiClus in all-ttiorespective de 01
aforesaid, which ` ' renders his stoCk tiestrab?a•
piste. The patmnage of the publ genr.k43
Physicians in particular, is respectfully Bullet'
experienced hand Mil be in attendance to a
customers.
arrangimagnt takes cruet frog! lb
April last,
bielltuese, Jails &, 1848. • , ,
- • .
Witi1223113.•
TN exchinge!,for Goods, .CASIT,
1 Grain:: of ,all kinds, Butter, Egg
Ton) Cloth, Kersey, Pine Lunzber, , •
for whiehlbe ,highest price will be pai
ABEL TITRE
MontrOse,..Tun's 21. •
___
woop c4orpErts;4...L. POS.
le contract l'or cutting a largo qu
'WOOD.
TWV.EIS6 '
,
Merino C 1
• Caei?meienkGarittiroon.", Cassirrig,
ituna,and all kindicolciblhc,als9.4.l:
of Aref4inis 01#1 ei!eiv Ast 00. '1
. lune enikt - • trauithilrf
• I
___
„, • -, - -,. _ , —...
'fiREA
.± ...,,M__ .
T4E ,unde L si potit:k,egi s eapp. s , 1.4 T
c'"f. an the oh le
to , {he er ' 4418 1 citv .— i ei d
Resneral y. l ,;hat they, tin tel.°, ,r,5, 1 the.
greater portion, t,their : ,t -, —•.,• . 11 „ 1
%VII:\ Vilt 0 1401D1,
which cntnliri' :s' inu'elyleirlreititarie than
I ,
is usably ke.pt i a.t 'snotty eStabhtihnt T. (t in
,
which they otre •at greatly rcducerip • T. , '
most hinds , Prodiacc,, approed• credit oCash.
We will se ll, good's as IGui.-iff nni lowery t th eY
can.be bo ug ht ' this Wig)" Neils, .Tbrk. I 7.
'l'
Tune Is t - 2i.ENTLEK 4- .It 74...
„ 1
IiRUGS & IkIEDICINtS.4LOur ati;k is
„
nettcnEnpiee, I f Pllysiians and otif k ers are
'nvited to call awl examine quality andlprices•
. • - • 4BEN2tLEY li , R , .
SomeithingNew in Mont e.
ri - 1 +_, , , 1
N../ • BALDWIN 'would inform his friends in
Motitritsir and viCiriityolut hd has ju com
menced the I •
• stuke. ai1:4,2113c1;
in this Village it nit its various brute. s, and
will keep constantly bn hand Cracker of all
l w kinds, Ginger Bread, Cake ti, Pies, St t c.f, Which
I will be sold hcliesale or Oldi e and watianted
I to give entire Silks - faction. Weddln4 Cvke
will be`made to 'order and , of the beat
r tnality.
Bread and, Itelllßiscuit wi I be kept co lenity
on hand if the pub fi c will patronize himsuffi
cient to warrant it. I '
hfotitrose, June 1 1 1.849.' 'T
r•i 0 ,
. .:-A -NEW JPIRIII
B •
ALDiArtlq & DUNttItIR would ,',:itifornt
the public that they haveeiketed Info a co
partnership in tlte , q ' •
r
Grocery, Vic ua'lling, ankee tion
business, and intend . takeep On „han d• t good
supply of eVerything apportatotng to th .ir' line
of business. . •
Sugar, Ten, Coffee,•Noiasies,Codfish4Macks
erel,-very cheap. ~ • , . • g
Nuts and Candies oralleespriptions4whole
sale and retail. ; • . .
A new and splendid assortment of toys; (some
very fine far the Ladies.) ,
Gad Healthy , Drinks—such as Sod water,
ent up in City, style,. Elliot, flop, and Wtld
Cherry Beer, and Lemonade. ;
Those who . want. to, pay ,down will ilegwell to
give us a, calf. , C. BA LDWIIN,
n form
mnlng
ent in
MIMI
Montrose, /one 1. 1848
NEW ,GOODS.
T
a gen.
TIN Watt: nrthe best iluatity, and ;cheaper
than the cheapest. "P. B. CA: CQ.
rger
Gout!".
clv fur
that h
rid will
quality
WOOL CARDIN
20.000. LAS
per . W
1. ? 1, ? 1 l e y; net:
cash,
i r C r aertlve
every
9th lb. of Wool. Call at Reynolds', 4rooklyn.
A, G. BRYN-
L ot.
11
May 27,1848: .. .?
BLACISMITHINGLi
HEh.
p i . subscriber irs - iukeq the she former
.l. -Iy.occupied by J. 31ooney, tie ,r, Jones'
Lake, where he Will db all kinds of will* to or
der, such fig horse &hoeing, ironing wagons and
sleighs, making chains, hoes, ;forks, apil other
kinds of work done on short police fir ready
pay. All kinds of produce will he taken in
pa vment. , J. M. STEVORT.
Bridgewater, June'', 1848. ; 222 3m•
• I •
MEE
%arid),
. I .limerc
ge and
—all of
Braid.
Fancy
lowers,
gham,
low.
REMOVAL!.
of Fur
Gents
Cloth.
latest
El E subscriber ha; removed his shpe to the
building between J. Etheridge, end B. Sayre's
stores, lit here he will entry on the
TAILORING 'IIIISIN ti L g S
In all !italranches
1,
N.
,mucky
s, and
and in kmanner unsurpassed by any,." He has
also just received from 'New Yurk - a hoicely
selected lot of
atahavir 111412021
which he will sell at prices e.a not tail
to induce people to buy .and ply do n. All
garments sold by him warrantedl i to be *ll made..
P. - 13 NE
Montrose, May
:•Itting,
Leaves
nods.
d low.
g Car
Saws
Wool- Carding & Cloth Dressing.
.
vir . ~., . . 0
HE subscriber beSsiag.' taken - t e stand
owned by J. W. kirnith, in JesseN is ow pre-,
pnrrd to attend to the business'of WOI Card
ing for all whr.. ma/. favor
h im with t eir cuss
tom.' Cloth . Dreseing Wi,llaliO be at ended to
it
in its proper seasin. Customers - Wit, „may fa
vor him with their worg,tuny depend uppn bays
ing it doge.isegarrd . witheasopabladespateli.
Ti. B. Personae° wishing esti dent vith Mr .
Sniith. . • ' ~ D. $.- T I pAN.
IY'
. Jessup, May 2;.1E48.; . .
~.
._S—,-.----...,-_;.L.—+------. ----•
I Physi—
' Piows
:s.
;ooking,
cew pat-
(Ivor
credit:
T _ -.
WO THOU S A N D Y'ils Sheethrg, at 8d
peryaiii: ' -Cllll quick - with ' 016 rash: ,
- A J. tLyonr.
C
o ,it r ;r h o e l'i sto Y r : . rd, Batts, 12 . n 4 %V iciiHa p
4 i: Ym
os. Y`DS - Chlieo for eine dollsr sn 100 - pie.
AO ces at reasiintitili tins prices ' ti itile.store
1 1: „Lions.-
Trade
be found
t of,
, 4 1 0 -,
ock of
Athallsithitrittor's Noticitd
NOTICE is hereby given to hII p ions in.
defiled to the estate of ()NEV. •s'EE'l'.
dec'd, late of G 1136 1N 'Foienship.,te make
immediate pirynyfrp. , ,,oryti all persona'; having
claims agiiirist Stritis i E.titetnr,i,'reqnriat4l. to pre.
sent them, to the spi3sckpreriot:setaib cnt. He
will he"ritr I he' hoo3 il'f: the 'il'ege'Sjr4l 'it ! Saint:-
dey's of each . .oiex . a . ii ri hg: the' y l emoin . di of 'the
1
present;,.iind: 004- .oti'mllitr;.,Wttqiit,tte
l oPett to
meet all' wholto ; in, an) , lvtty, .intei6ot - la. the
settlemenz',Of theipoive. , ~..t .‘, ;4- • _,,,,. v_t
, . . CH A itLEA 11.NaidYs, 1 4cim'r.
-ii arford. ft 4437 -10; 1618. :, . ', - -
,
. ..
rind in A
for
treceiv.
I cted ar
twouto
ad, corn
1, aud of
ad. An
ail upon
A. T.
`loth of
t i Eansoc4.:vst, I 00.,-2,0 1 ,3 il
00 icuds sem-
Booed 4 6.044 , 11,i long.r-Avatjtiat by: Ajie
Ist otianuary 1 eek4by.1 , :3.14::,!1'03;yp. CA:.., ,
' ''H' .. : I ''.- : . ...t :' % ; l i . 1
Tri .f.'....t.'.''..•.'
.i.:.„..,
Wool
c. .oc,-,
R
, 4 , ; ,P.j.' WEBB , 0:11owl, - reeertut rireant
14t, or D.lp94o4 l 9c,*,erkrit•_ !!!kworF!
Crockery. litaiki.A.4l l o ll "WrOrar moo 'Old
at "tab P.ri aaa " ?ti lt l i t ta lbw
but egi d i g ,
5:60 :4
A. Co.
n tity of
I NI;4 1;
,t
. i i r = l4 1; ; - , 11
~ „7 ,:i
~ , C . 1 4 4 yN 10)( 1 ) - i:). !..:.: I
.7,
„:,.. l.
... , •!1 .
n $ . 1 •1 i.% e.. , ,,:f. , ,,1
1 : . r, • a , liirr - „..- 1' . ' , II' ' iil tri ' - --„ w i t: -- ~--1 , - ,
i ,, ,C1A13/11 J -- • flllllll • .9) v..' ,
ii .1r )
~..
1 ~ , .. i , ..,.. , ... t .
,rit .'.0 4 f)117*-ar.4l:t-L'l
.
%, , , , ~. --. 1 i.: -...,. --:';',:-. 4.i- .1.4. .1-= 4 4 , , , ,,,.: t,,,4.•••• , ,
• , . , p
; .1 ;.., i., ; t '. ,
tinge,
s.Sat•
'ice lot
l i
-,; -4- .4 , - • L-0 0 , ...,7 , - , ,, ~, . ? '....11i7,,,:r1r4-
,•, iF .4'4 - " 1 , -P. .1. -- . ..• 5 . 1 4 , Ft i -
.....:. . .P. .-', ... ..t.t45...t. ?
f icsit-aiitto,..-spienaia,liA cbewilisor&"
• „.
..,. _
.. N
. ..
„
about this time, .pmbracing.rferything tuntaqy
found in a country .stare, at the fter4,4X4wm
Tiffany..ia..Biciokiin: :,11aving linia
44 5.a641 .. 4r
ti
trcmcly , lie:is prniiprc.d. tb 44 at priCait '
that cannot:fail - to pleaso,„. • . . • .
1 13coaltlyi, May 10 18:0,
.1 RIE „AT ir
XAM
01. E LE 4iTtita §Plinisklinsc(Yßlrc
Alnrocets skins very low _by „
'lllontroso. - 111. TYAgl.ci
A . LiRATUS aad Cotton' litigeitrai 3 a .
Q
►ialiiirticle; at • TYLER'
Q A DPler.§, Bridles, Carpet. Bag. Tr 6
O t ßaakat.s. ". • i • TY/M-R.-e,
HEETINV:'Mitton Yarn, 'Sixths,
LY - Lea f • lin'ti r ierx' low at frnEws.i,v
INTANTED. In exchange for Goede c (v 24
i g ewnicb p 4 r,t.cash ivali be, pei4)
LBS. WOOL&—A,ko
Tow Clotii i Cas s amd 4prOrii .f rPdiT,
by(.7.,' TY/XL'
, _
DAIRY SALT-. --
qs , g,rep , rved a pure dairy' Solt,
prpar'e from the and
well worthy Abe attention of •Dairy•rtien-Atso
salt by thelfa rrell. ' • • • * - '
-'• MILLS &SHERMAN.- .
• ••• , .
VET" - ANsrt , in exchniti; . for eondii: *kr
cninniity s or But ter, - Cheese; I,4rd Dried
Appte~ cloth, Grain of all kincii,•
ern -
Thanktui for past favor we;hoPe
frionils ,will give u s a gall before. purdiaaing.'
assuring thet6 that We wit t l give4tOrt pod
bargains as, itiose of our ne t ighbo who brag ito
loudly; 211111:8 I:fiER.lll-AN. -
Mom rase. June 6. 1846.
BO.OTS 4 SHOES-4 good assortment of
80gt,4
.4. Shoeg., both Coarse and file lust
'pone(' at MILLs, S HEENAN' S.
1 INGHAM L a wns, - 4nd a variety; of btk.
er Dre s s Goods, prio(s eic.:ACIMP splendid
argil ins at MILLS2t. :HERMAN'S. ::
CLai' RS; Cassimerea and VessiinOii,;and the
largestlassortment of Surnew . stuffs ever
offered in this market at : U. &S. .
1
J. F. DUDibIORE
•
II 'WING bought largely and . with CVO;
hey do not hesitate to say; there are feW iftn 1 34
better sineki in thi4: county, and as usual will tail
sold cheap as the cheapest,; Thaoktul ti r , pasi
patronage, we,olfer to tli. friends a large lot of
a.
Broad. Cloths, kerSeys ; Satin Vestinm
plain and fancy Ging-barns. rich bilk' and fig.'.
ured SilkS,..De-Lains, Dress Lawns,.carnbrics
Btled and plain Swiss! hluslins.
Linens, Hind's shawls, a large assortment:
Suninter_ Goods of ' l uny variety, .a large,
Stock at Btaittete, Ribbons,
Fringes, Buttons, - Laces i and Edgings, 'Par*.
sols—best,ussortmein in Own.
Cotton Bats, Wicti, Cotton Yarn; 'and
Carpet Warp a gond a rtti:lP and cheap, a large
qua ()tog i‘f S"lxnal.t.nix, -
.
Crockery:, Inrge st'ot:k o't new st ytf t
gre.test v t•tety in tocrp,.aud wilt bekold
Groceries, n good a; t ssortmcnt, ,
of luwar, Tens &e..
Hard Ware, of alli kinds usually kept in
Coutftfy Store, Stdillery and Ilaineza ware;
Mill & Cross cut Saws, Iron fail descriptions,
Steel, Nail's, Crow-bars', Pg-ebaitis &c.
A laree, assortment of Dress Linens, Pacha
Checks, printed Linens, iTowellinwand: Table
Linen, White Goods, a de'sirable stock: Swiss
Dress Muilins, &e. &c. ai ' POST'S.
AlontruSeciday 10. 18443.
WM M. Post
A RE NOW RECEIV;IAfi fnitti:New fotir;
.tiL a new stock of FASOIONABLE. :
superior tp anything ever before offeredin this
place. • , •
HEADY MADE , CLOTHING,- I
made up in thu best manner, and latest faithion
--cheap=cheaper than you can stealtbem
*Consistfnc.ol fine Dress dnd,Frocl(Coaus,..pag.
taloons, Vpsts,•&c., of ever.y . descriplion,
Our atnek of Clothing Ss, argil andtill'fan p ies
can be suited bOth with style °and '
Call and 'reiamine for' yourtelvet. We are
pledged MATO be uniteriold.
• Montrose;liitarl6, 1348. -
„
MM
The, Spring - Od summer.
STOOK - OP GOODS,
At 'I.. L. Potr!r,
ARE .WOR TH A v ELIMINATION.
HATS fl CAPS!
Hats 8, Capb,
Beaver,i'Nutria, Moleskin, &c., Hats;
Leghorn. straw:Panama, • • . do.
Caps oe:every style. unusually cheap. ,
Also, a • Itirge and setected stock of
. . ..
110LIY-YOUR .110 - RiES-Ir.
",How we, Aiiigeg ‘iiii ~ -. .
Taint GROVES, Um Arosti.l, bas re.emv-
0, . .eit'els Einput:nim cif Fasbion:te Sea il4'.li
illock,,ealtbe Avenue, over Merrill Acltiiiiirii
But Store - - L - The New Ybrk intt'Pexii]raihl ,,
ionsAiiiiii Suinmer of 1848 mrqr - i4m found qil4
hie new B'l"otroithere he may also tie found.full
, pieparthilyimeit-tbe wishes Mid expectant=
of the.serupalotisly.nice,- the•-" not . .patticulair i !
clam !mil 'the men who despise, nve,rasa.
altogether: --indeed he cep.satisfy alll!clitis, of
men wtthany kind of torment, frOm 'gni' fifjia. -
Blanket tii 'en 'elegant Pa risia if Dr iii 'Goat. - :r b
' ' His priceS are reasonable. bia - *Mitiii. ;wail
rtieted'tri;aive entire slittisfactibtf. 7 end;he solitti.
its a continuance of t tte.liber trpistcpii, mite Milk'
ertagiiren .hiM- ax Cutting:. nee asiti 0 sik
31a )1i,„,
I
May 1:7, 184 1 3. - :, ,- - , O-1 - ,;.
, 4,
K faliTStikk of
2'l - Ccittcti' ail
_,ll-0-0,f,:&:.,,,,511it.::', A - KING.i:,-;', -:
-;,, ivekibei,-
'...:-.;-:.
....,,i
.. i.,,,iiiiitieopfrie ,
:..,:::.;,.....7„,,,;.
..„--:,.;:,:.,.,,,,.
.itj;.fati..o.,,p,)?i.,ii...t.p.ejimtd.lel
' "'. -,‘.
,:::-., .
„ A f,; : ;• .,..l7 , :tijiltilingi . V ;; eider .:'-.' - 1; 7 Sif:Pilb,lSq." . lie :4
411,70 to ci,l vt. ,
ligalloik, preP , : a.: bi,thil*ar.
- .. ,1: ,..,,,,,,•,.,, •• :.,,, 11.,..-;.,„.::;:i
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wa _ .--,..4614 • E,, iikiiii.0k-) - 9,,,..-• : 1?
'-- 14.4(iiiiii4tc,,t:be.Altt4r*..-itiwt;
roXfpiletb-- ' .-ii -I hp ,e4 `. , ' , ',' ( .. .•;iiiiii4li t a
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lelf1.0411:1?-T.4.,-- k- 't-,,i:Oliiifl• 4 . 4 4lt:Ttt 4 ll'.!m - .:,-:--.•.• '•
pleir.iti:SfPNO,l-PPlP4ohnie . 1 * r'T!ltici• i(ta:Kg; •
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fie
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