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Here 'hal the Press, tbePeisplAt tights maintain,
Unwed b • influence, and nnbribied by viz" •
MON ROSE. JUNE $4. 1841. _
11 copies
tie
os. soyo rtr*Lismi.-
DrIOCRATIC NOIIINATIONS.
FOR GOVERINTOR,
FRANCISS. SKUNK.
-,of co.
CANAL COMMISSIONER,
1110 RBIS LONGSTRETII.
of Mont g omery CO.
, IVIIIG NONISAiIa
For Governor,
IJAMES IRVIN,
nf lgtig re co
Cana Commissioner,
JOSEPH W. PATTON,
of Cumberland co
LANGFORD CONVICTED.—We are inform-,
ed`that James P. Langford,. sometime since ,
arrested in Bradford county for the murder,
of his wife, was convicted in a special court'
held at Towanda last week. E..W. Aaz
ard, J. C. Adams, and Wm. Elwell, Esq'rs.
appeared Sr the Commonwealth ; D. Wit-
mat, E. W. Baird, and J. C. Knox, Esq'rs.,
foe the prisoner. The fashionable plea of
insanity was offered by the defence, bin the
jury seemed to be of the impression that
such insanity deserved the severest punish
ment.
"THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW," for June,
contains its usual variety of instructive mat
ter. It is embellished with a portrait of
Roar. H.,Momus, ex-Mayor of New York.
Pdblished by Thomas Prentice Kettell, i 4
Fulton st. New York, at $3 per annum.
jar Why do we not receive the remain
ing numbers of that excellent work," THE
TREASCRY OF Iltsvottyr Part of a vol
ume is a mere dead letter on our hands.
GEN. TAVl.uft COMING Hosts:—The N.
0. .otitherOer of the 7th instant says : "We
have some foundation for the belief that
Gen. Taylor will return to the United States
in about a month, on temporary leave of
mai(e." lie will create a sensation wherev
er be wakes his appearance. No man bet-
Oeserves the respect and honor of his
countrymen.
TEMPERANCE CELERRATION.—The cele
bration of,the Sons of Temperance in Phil
ilditlphio on the 15th inst., is spoken of by
the. Philadelphia papers as a grand affair.
Thi• proce4sion was a brilliant and beauti
ful one, composed principally of young - men
from every portion of the Union. Such an
association of Arength promises to be a for
midable barrier to the further progress - of
the:great evil they have determined to resist
autl crush. The tiiimberin procession ins
estitnated at 8,000. They were escorted
by thirty bands of music, the aggregate
u wither of musicians being three hundred
uul thirty4u-o. The immense concourse
of people were addressed Ity.Saseuel F. Ca
.', y, Esti. of Cincinnati.
11,'" President Polk and lady are now on
a pleasure extursion at the North. They
were' to be at Philadelphia on 'Wednesday,
and at New York on Thursday of this week.
He will doubtless be received with all the
honors due the Chief Magistrate of a great
nation..
HEAT EN WiscoNsm—Notwithstanding
•iie high price of wheat in the Atlantic cit
ie., it is stlling for thirty seven and a half
rents the Etushel in Wisconsin, at the pres
enctime. That's the country for bread eat.
cll. to go to.
Ilieician Privateers.
The Washing-on Union of the 16th inst.
gives a statement of the measures taken to
protect our commerce against finials:sirs in
the Aleditterraneaii, and confirms the:report
that the Princeton is destined for dud ser
vice. It says orderi were sent to the awn
blander of the African squadron on the 7th
of April lairs; to send 4 sloop immediately to
the Mechtternean to guard .our commerce
against this] danger, and to follow her in the
frigate United States eaily in September.—
There is every reason to believe that the
loop Markin, with ri storeship, has before
this': arriveci at Gibralter, It adds that there
.4. )49 T.e.a.n4l to apprehend any want of good
faith op the pang 110panish government.,
gtil.
The prom t and decisive measures takea hy
'he govern r-general uf C,t4ta, Wider orders
Irma his verunient, which effeetnially.pw.
vented the sale of the privateer licenses,
winch w but licenses to commit acts o f
Piracy,) ju • y. us in believingthat no coun
tenance ve be given by f4tain to those's*
may have taken the in other quartersoC
Ithe . globe. r i
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DECLINg IN . THE riuer. oy Funta,--Timel
1.1,11
Politic. Leger of the 19th, isry mili t ia tir.
6 1:14alato and holders of flour lac* iiiir6
IIY ,at the vices_ of thnlcamblia, a seri
larg e porti 21 of ate oitev4ll ll 4, thisie
„ages at the best .of ltimes hmkr!"l”
able them fto live, will he. rejoiced to !learn
tha - breadouschive fallen in
'filt)** Turk. , ae the',
fi,
11014 .4
. 'finufw ,41 ohird
i,'
barrel, w
.. 64_ eis..!ioi.il
!n. . illY tiMg,his ilk :
qv Ahe jocks it was two
pni
du
re,
dt7a ag `` The crops abroad are iii a' St►e
condition, and-Amor . 9( 3 otir , : tilyyn country
* ti
Pro, 4thtindlitics;. . tai44141 , condi
on '4o4l44:tanntit but .botitiku area'
.
oa Piio l l l '•;l t s trn ahe*hownet. Is ijijr PlaY.
Forttnini "been made
:44 / C s i n
ihreadstiii4the great rise; aed ion of
prices wili;Ontly:„Ailiniria - ,'2,410;; - Class of,
the eemte*;:tt!bi:betf
,been: Paying "of
moody A k illthtk - breild,
t-- • .f
DOO.
ocaf
The ,CaMbris !Hint the intelligence-cif
the death of the great Irish agitator, Daniel
O'Connell. • The, bees-was not unexpected,
for previous intelligence had represented his
health as decliningvery fast. He went to
Italy for the benefit Of his malady, but died
on the 15tlf tit. at Genoa. He directed hit
,
heart to be deposited in Rome, and his body
to be burietillit Ireland, where hit death will
be greatly lin;iented. He was a man of ex
traordinary i qualities, bold. undaunted and
persevering it his plans for alleviating the
evils that his- country labors . under, and for_
redresting its '±irrongs. His word had pow
er to do what:, the bayonets of the soldiery
could not_ effect, to calm down and keep
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quiet imme n s e masses of excited men, as
sembled to demand of their government
the -rights ~o r which they believe they
Were unjustly depriied. Though he did
not accomplitli all he promised the Irish
people, yet the agitation he kept up so cease
lessly and alarmingly, no doubt contributed
io producetbose measures of amelioration .
which the British parliament have since
adopted. Hi# character and conduct have
been minutely scanned and scrutinized,... and
various Judgitients have been passed upon
his motives, but however different the decis
ions may be, none will deny that he was an
extraordinary; man.
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTIL—by a VA
of appointments made by . the President
since the adjournment of Congress, it ap
pears that folly-one captains are from the
Slave States, to fifteen from the free; twen
ty-three first lieentethints from slave States,
to eight from i the free; fifty-seven second
lieutenants from the' slave States, to thirty
two from the free.
rEF' The Whigs of the tenth district of
Kentucky, hafre nominated Major John P.
Gaines, at preient a prisoner in the city of
Mexico, as thOr candidate for Congress.—
The Conventihn which made choice of this
gentleman, also passed resolutions nyitinat
ing General 'l!aylor for the Presidency.
ar AN Evi CowvEamon is in ses;
siotilat New York. There are delegates
beliet\ The tlivieased. objets- tharenia:;
ifention' t is • , ,lhe promotion- of' . 9lll! i iiih-eistil -
Mental iiberip l ' k ,ap
pears to be tokOrably univenal l judirtngfront
the various characters of the opinions that
•
are put forth,
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LETTERS FRO THE EILTFOINLI
_IIEGINESI
My Dear Father:—We left Rio de Jan
'eiro on the 29th Nov. last, and after a very
rough passage; around Cape Horn, we final
ly arrived in Safety at this port. After leav
ing Rio, we soiled cleverly along the coast
without experiencing any very rough weath
er until we had fairly rounded the cape,
and we began to congratulate ourselves in
having left the howling Atlantic for the
smooth waterii of the Peel& ; but on New
Year's eve, in latitude 55 deg. south, we
were met with one of those fearful storms
which renderS the passage around the Cape
so much dreaded by navigators: It would.
be impossible i'or a landsmen who has nev
er tried the perils of the deep, to form the
least conceptiOn of one of these Cape storms.
The fierce, winds have a clear sweep, and
the plunging Waves an uninterrupted flow
.ftom tuerldien .to meridian, and truly
their combred ? force presents a fearful scene
of sublnnity and danger to the poor marin
er. I ean y re+lily enter into the feelings of
those earl naeiptore, Ryron, Drake, Cav
endish, and ethers, who,' in that early day,
lookeirupOn the pasiage of Cape Horn as a
prominent l'eits of their lives. This storm
lasted two,.weeks, abating at interrah,--du
ring-Winch tiMe it made fearful ravages with
out span and . Figkingoind drifted our good
ship some 200, miles out of her course: Our
Captain had 4oubled the Horn sixteen times,
but pronounced this the roughest passage he
ever bad made. Eien the sailor, old sea
dogs as 'they lost their good cheer, and
seemed indifferent to the Ade ofthe ship.—
You may .well.conjecture that vre poor sol
diere were qOim2sorry and Aiek—all-bande
wens below on dick hacks, the_ hatehriewere.
caulked dowiij,, ands more &may, hopeless
sad mberaliel set of buys I have never seen
in a single group.. You .ass
_have no better
ndeo,te . the londition i ef thecatornio l 44l:
iment during!the 'voyage, than the fact, Hitt
When we MO* at this iitirt.,oor,rgei:ileY
soldl6o Worth of prOViiiiitiso
. .
theyPn the Peeseile• Mum Yip Itee,
it's io ': ilfwind thet Wnws no good
• • as wit h
t!4esloo procured sundry - necessaries
'fo i e the comOmofieliiih,..wo ould ‘theewiae
e., 10 ferege , _. the met" .abeted det
' 1 7"7
;
On the *Dee.- , i melegiewiiiikes
keeeeinKfeitel ca taghlocsuMP!**nt w
; 1 , 14 " * " 1 0! .r r i, k l ‘tw'M l 4
Ns, 9,s'ae
On lthe Loo Choo, Va!pa
taiiinllay, Jan. 19, 1847. f
COUiradet iieCidaltilib'li ateraitaa Belk
an aaPartraltaTi tWe.i. ° c. kV- 19. no
thirieul i# i i r:# ll l l4l4ol 4 l "*lniiiis
at tie gunwale war, Ow* jokuig Lim rt.
mi r thful*: A -l i f ;ai*: iostai kf,Y :2 ;
end:*tii 0 . 60 0414 idl.a. VP. Ilibtlikf argi,
nlre .pas .= h otted with litewine, it iC du* nii..
ject whiCh jointed far a giddy Second bet ,
neath the unfortunateintin, 'than w 'Antra',
1 shriek; h and a splurge in .1 11 ,1 1 , waia l 7: kiiii 04
4 04
PlnittlY the fate t. Conti - min— i itnikini
at the spot kir;' ' I, but nothing wan,
there, sane a few bbies, and the Weil 44
our - comradniinged -iiie; blue water?. .A 4
was taken by a slinrOl '0 may : I peverbit
Remitted to witness •enother such a ocena,,
Even at this time, when Ji think of the pier
cing death shriek of the helpless man as the
jaws of the voracious inioniter cleeedwpon
him, my blood is-chilled-with berm.
Half an hour aftprlthis sad occurrence,
the Adjutant of theßigiment, under whose
direction the boat was lowered, died from
the bursting of a bleed vessel; neat - the
heart. 1
When we arrived 4 the western coast of.
South . America, it alniost seemed worth the
fearful price we hadpaid in doubling the
Cape, to ride upon the smooth and brilliant
waters of the Pacific. Aber the storm aba
ted, and we had rounded the Cape, we had
fine weather, the oblique rays of the sun
beaming upon us for 119 successive hours,
and the twilight lasting but the whole 24.
As our pod ship glided smoothly along,
gently rocked by the swell of the quiet wa
ters, I could not avoid contrasting it with
the wild scene we- had just passed through,
when rounding the Cape. -There the sea
was las ed into a foam, not unlike a field of
snow—hove us was the howliag storm, be
neath, the dalating breakers,while on every
side a wall of spray Stood around us, shut
ting in 'our vision to the very decks of the
Ship, and the unearth* roar of the wind and
waves was continually in our ears. But
now, how different—the brilliant phosphat
ic waters are asleep the mad winds are
hushed, and 'as our g od ship goes steadily
and lazily along, I con scarcely convince
myself of its reality, So much does it seem
like,* pleasant dream 4 ..
li r nlpantupo' beautiful town, having a
sakliarbor for, one hundred or more vessels,
and Of oui* - 4;10.16,-Auportance in a com
:nereiatioiittlni' jvleirV id in comin g into the
bay th:e*ilid fell" , ill!e tide was fast
entliing"!AnhorenitniLWlOtektrue English
and, FrencAmell4wnr. !Ong in:the harbor,
dispatched ,their Wall' to 'Of
Oak_ •- 40.4a5. 41:ntrnietl joy - sa Sub-
Nuaktia•larfre 'portion ofland:fttpaaped
qt tht4Outit OfthO'llaiitog—irtices of i"fear
fOl. konvulston` are on the
shore in frightful and' bcupt_ebaims. We
have beat the other ships in every port thus
far, and I think we ean beat them in the
next.
The people here, like those on the eastern
coast of South America, are indolent and
lazy, depending chiefly on fish and the spon
taneous fruits for theirsubsistence. This is
indeed one of the finet fishing grounds. I
ever saw=--we find no difficulty at any time
in-obtaining - a plentiful supply.
space we-left New York, we have had a
peltual summer—going southward with
the sun, and returning with him again. We
crossed the equinoxial line once in the At
lantic, and must cross 4 again in the Pacif
ic before we reach our' destination.
we must expect to meet hard times, but
I flatter myself that I gm good for any ewer
,
gency that may. overtake us. lam resolved
to do my duty promptly and manfully. I
will write again, but Oust dose at this time
by bidding you an affectionate, perhaps 4
final Farewell. M. STOPPARD.
Fatal Collision On Lake Erie.
On Tuesday last the Steam boat Chew=
peake ran into the schooner Porter, near
Conneaut, by which means the;lat4r was
sunk. The crew of the Porter was taken
on board the Chesapeake, but that boat
sprung a leak and sunk one toile from the
shore. The Engineett and thirteen others
were-missing, and supposed to be lost.
The passengers nuMbeted between, forty
and fifty, annnwsual proportion ofladies and
several children. Dln ladies or children
were hist:
The, fallowing persons are knownlolave
been lori•:
Passaqiers.
George Van Dorem, damrerSanduaky, O.
Mr. Houck, of Watirtotin,'NeW.'York.
E. Cone, of Ravine, Ohio.
S. York, of Tiffin, Ohio. •
Cr4te.
R. Sutherland, Istßegineer.
0. Wait, 2d Poiter.!
R. MeManii, Deck hand.
It is greatly feared that Mr. D. A. Fol
som, of RochesteragafY. is also among the
. ,
lost. . :
Passengers lost all their baggage, not is
single trunk being saved. The mail to San
dusky city also lost. (About thirty tons . Of
freight, mostly dry 1004 and' groceries for
Sandusky City on!lirt The Clerk's
books, and about in -•mooey in his
charley, sunk with the had.
The Porter was loaded by Messrs. A. flai•
moat ic CO., with 4,000 bushels of core Sad
7O "bbl of pork:- -,`
It is linguist circumstance that t t !res
teasels should be run down' thi sane nOt
in the alineltiCilkiVi* *PRO yd Ready.
the Chesapeake awl die Porter. :a.;? A
Aiwa:en or Gor.leaorr...-0441 or the
yolettteera irito lam ilethealahtetlia off -
Cruk,litioirts that deriadtbe booshaidataat,
6 , 1 0 0 11. 8 0 ,1, : 11 0: 1 Waiaa ll Aataliaaa.
liaiss:o4“.oo.loo4-the 11 41***Iiii
their bollmirsbove the Otbaskineet• eo get a
view of X 4 0 1 .441#1 7 1 11 4 0 1. 1 1 1 1 0 eith
!laid Sailer liaitaJaire
dint r ihrm retro Opt tailisii;'
koodadiffbefore yeis him it ttnibdrei
yo,u biderake care of-y Our oforboail i Gsd.,
end!" asked one - thian.. 11 Ay, gait
stake Generals 20 41M•yo.iffirt lia l t 111114
odds if one if them should get y killed,"
plied the old General.
*0 s• Fl 1.1: , .'
muumuu wanzat.,rop. Tip n0,n46 WocAT*
Wbrat dour, par - barrel
Cora meal • de
Wlpati . per bushel
ale. fdo
Cora.- do
Barley, do
Daft, do
Batter. per lb. Oraiwe co.
do moans dairy,l
Obi*, per lb.
Bed; per barrel, mew,
do prbae,
Pork, per barrel, maw ,
prifte, •
do
tad, par.lb. • • 1
Haw pre lb: smoked 0,,
America word, iper lb. asmou
do , fall blood Merino 0,3,.
'
do umbra 1,1 pinion o.°-
ME
Sltrutrtigitnents.
ficott's ! Oanattut sittratel!'
TN offieFink to the ; the proprietor is ht.
Bowed by hemmer mire ; a mere demure that
all nuuskind may have the besefitof a remedywhi4h
his own Circle of friends h air e only had Opportunity
heretofore l a unjoying, **es him to, enter rhe
smarteaaoymg,
cOmpetition withithe *man& But 40
superior and Well proved ellloacy hi all cues of rh.
cent burus, seeds wounds', es - also inrhetunstistitt
hands,' sad old ule.ers or indolent ,tturemr,
cu ch t to be knOwn, and its use wall certaiap
ly mske it the every day cOmpution of the nursery
where casualties are so Intent.
From utunertan certificatell in his pease:mien, the
proprietor Offers the following, :
This may certify that I h4vh tiled Mr. Scott's 13144 '
alive oerate, and believe it au invaluable cure Ai
braless, buk://1' iDWA.ED WIIITE.
New Milford, March Ea, I*l7.
This may certify, that vre...
ative Cerate, and we knowi
edy for scalds or bionic and,
tribute Goriest:lawny in its
: ! LEASOR LINES, j
44V11S WARNER,
i. „ C. HAYDEN.
Fraaklini Snag.
441. Pa. Feb: 1847;
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This is in certify tha t used Scott* Cora*,
and find it the s remedy for burns, hr
chappped ipands o lips , that I have ever used l. and
recommend it to those wlio , mayheithns afflicte.
01-IN WELL MAN . i
New .erne 17 , 1i47-
Mr. L. Scott--fir: I have;had ample opportruil
tv of testing the iirtre -of :your Cerate, and hate
found it a most valuable reekidv.
L. ItI3INGMAM, M. D.
New Maros* May, 1897.:
rir The Cerate is put up in large and sitbstant4ll
tin boxes, and for sale whelsale and retail by the
subscriber at his residence in New Milfurd, riusql*-
banns coanty;Fn. ?rice 374 ets. • i
LCCIBN SCOTT.
Also for sale by the folio p' agents : N. Mit ch .
el dt.Co. and J. Ethridge, r;rinie: Weaver Br 4's
& Co. New M il ford :N. C a vell, Great Bend. I.tf
4 -
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
1V MICE is.l4by Oren to all persons indeb4d
to the Est*? of NOAlli POTTEra, ,late of *a.
„Township of slihnoti c - Connty of Susquehanna,
ceased, to tube inimediate payment, and all persoin
having any charges against Oa Bstate, art request
ed nu t t i n duly atteSted to the subscriber
For ement. ;
CHARLES TINGLEY,
Aiiministmtor,
Hanford, June 22, 1897
4TH OF ITTLY.
rpHE ARDE hail justreceiced from New Yoik
I- a good assortment of FIRE WORKS for die
4th. Rockets, Clackers, Serpents, dr.. &c.., going
cheap--Also a frail lot of COCOANUTS, and
.othet
Nuts. J. ETIIRIDGE. i •
June 17. ; 1
Grand Exhi ition of .i
. .
.;
0
.1 AT TO . 1
u 3VE4V ACCtiVitiali - . ' e adoiVA:o3i
r i ft
Y
hailately , eadarzed, making r,it.
Y Y th e iLarlpritot , in tie'eountv, mny
be seen. of change, a selected iota of
EW GOODS
.?
i
LARGER Wit' 441G* ; anittinire DESIRA
fiIi
BLE than inry4
ic i
, this Aorlt which will be het
up in gran S a - r duri die season hy FRES
SUPPLIES • ' N'ew Yfirk. Those who wish liD
purchase - May always beof getting the IY
teat styles numb rower thioo: can be bought elii
where. We defy competi in regard to QUO
irTITY, QUALITY, and PRICES. The, old
axiom that "Finney saved is as good as money
earned." is almost as old al invention of money
itself ; buti4be riictice of se 'good Goods atlow
arloes , fil 'ors hated at t e • 4 1iEW MILFORD
rig
BAOBAB E"—a PRACT E which has notylt
been adopten by our comenators. We deem itua
ikikmary to give in detail the article- we calk
jorsale, and , would only that we hares
r larite
supply of - 1 ~_ a
1
Carpeting, ; Rugei,. Carpet-Sagl,
Sate,befit, Coo Stoves, 1
Parlor. Sto 'es, • and
1 ,I(Ilr.T RS. 1
r
5r,A......A.„„,FL0uR ,
will be kept ociairunitly cnt ,i te6l, by the losior bei
m!, at the !ciVreatiprices. tyord or two aboutatir
- • , Vi a ' 111 k N !,
We
w have ThirtiCheet . t, 401 deacriiitione, whiskit
for quality and Woe mem eacel ar other in the
mammy, the great " tea Et4orinnt . at Bing/wal
k:ll=K eic&Ptede
_,' ~,,_ ' i
, ~. , , WllAVERllsmvrant & CO.
fon:wily IBENNE Tr 4 AVER. i
New Mallard, jaw 17,18. ' i t
1 V 111 *OM Viiii. •Otill. want 4
4.1 • Jun • allele niarkeMpnee N hi exchange CM
Cash or Geadw—alsoary Tueitity of Butter atatell
kinds efintabace iht excbange:for Good". 53m3 '
EWE .
.iterOCIO,Dga,&COEA
HE ire ivin::eZ•el . :
P t:lta , : Goo 4 ill At
t *room te, and they" ain
la
orche rn o 11 .11 . ,0n tenni , ;will be,ooofictary " t
' • . 1 ' . 11 .4/UltitC4s 4i'VCO
1 6111 00100i,'Ili s a: ,' " • -1 ' • ' . • 1 •
, * ". i 1 : ' • I : , . '
for .7A-"Agood ess#4l4:VivesPill*
Bomft, kid, trimmingsr i t
; •
~i - ":I'k.' , 4 v., SURROWEI di eel. :
••
... . .
ire 011...:1. - . as. - . J ., lima , ,
te t - lanOltia,',Ehie P!icehl4'4-
M.
ie ' : 1 8 :bliailey: 14641 .,
ja -' '. I V .. 8; 1111 :4 , 7 ,
I " ','
icniir
1. -'' , 11:i-t".- '• I hi.:4 .::"1 • ',....54..g'
OU B O/ 1' ner
*ililagbia4l4ol4
'441601,41104i1ia% 44,: z
.11
,„
.4 1 1 I , ' 4
-
;24 tattenwli*lzioSs jot'
. ; uRRO
11)1111TED tiatr 4 Ifiribens,' ' adj . !
%xis ! "TYANNOogt
11. Annum.
VII* paid Sr
, $B.OO 45100,1
5,00
1•30 r
0,20
0,17
11, 1 / 4
8751
UM
Winne, THALAMUS2IO3,
prentice to the fanning business. in unt
hia age. Thia is to forbid all ..persanal
trusting him on my , ! amount, Ail will,
contracted by him irhatenever..
THOMAS 11
Forest Lake, June 1, 111471
To boi bong
AT I. L. POST &
FLOUR, SOLE . OATH
WHITE LEAD, eke ap,
small lot very ,cheap, ,1 N. 0 "
SYRUP MOLAS#ES,
COFFEE, TEASi. Tapio!
RAISINS, FISH, IRON,
STEEL, good stack, S
STUFFS, large vidiety a l
BROADCLOT'HS(Oxst
very low price, HA! NES
MINOS, a large sto4 PO ",
barrel, in short, the ,1 largest
-STOCK of GOODfr we ha
,fered,-at prices to suit.
tt t itti
CASH PAID FOR ' W
'
ISAif . L. ro .
June 10, 1847.
ve used L. Scott's Seim
to bn a vnlnible re*-
[, eminent willingly coil
DISSOLUi IO,N.
--.
THE Law-partnershipunder the fi
& MYERS, is this deg dimly
consent. ' F. LC
. fJ. W.
. .
Montrose, June 1, 1E1.17: i
THIS HOTEL harin.,a iiianged
been thoroughly repairoll and re
noW;QI
ENE° for the accomMadation
The I ' prietor . pledgee tiro U' that
comfo of his guests shall be as well
and attended to, iii every Tripe, at th
any other in the county.
."',Peraolis travelling by ttage, w
at the BINGHAMTON HOTEL, (n.
maga Bridge,) will be left WA called f.
gee running to and from Welders
- . - E. , RA
BINGIIAMTON, N. T. A4ty 17, 1:
WANThb,.
AT the ARCADE, five htiitdrell wee& of OLD
INDIA RIIBWqE, for 46kIrthelngbest price
will be paid. t J. ETHRIDGE. ' .
June 3, 1847. -
Wool!. -
20 , 0001 0 1 r . W 001; wantal
June- 1.
inER !—Good WRITINti PAPE
„ and LETTER PAPER for
Quire,-G)r sale by J
June 1.
OF n variety :of patterns jast reze
sale very cheap by pHAICD
Jane 1, 1847. - ,
Wool -Cais di •
TV:lt'll - Y. Ilfill*l6l'
. 1,
fixings, janow reedy ko-lertnihis old
the public generally , at the following i
On the aelivery of . tbq rolls, 4,cts. ,
ter on every 9 lb. eivinol--ißcharged
A. G. RE
Brooklyn, June 1;1847. i
• t HAR D WARE,Iron, 'ails. • .1
Chaadl
•
rutx.rg, oris, Lam, ?LASTS
CASTINGS, &c &c. 1, 13 1
may 27, 1847..
H EAVY 13HPBTMG8 byithe
8 . Ctitiper Yang P
PARR CLOTHS"iii - etterpb yirip
•
of
Newa(kmt:
rut subocrit;eis have'ftwelv" eft t
-I- *elected stock of GOODe suitabl
which,will be sold at price.to .it
CASH OR READY P
. .
reek' siOortoteat oitopris' esi slatted
the Peol4e ! orsat in way of DRY 000 •
• • BROADCLOTHS,
.o,ArnirErsi
AI3I3I3IEIi,ES,
• , r
,rwig4:zis i .l
-And lots of liontoser• 'Stoat, tots boys
wear, &c. "lluste• ost their'
: caocitkaY
ww*t-pottiloit ,
Alr some of doer
HARD*A.R
ToO numoitolis* l6 : ll6 * ? l* atm!
cholo lot If 1 ,“ • - •
6 1100Eitnik
Suck eti '
,g I
CEA , Pilta c tete. -
All or.**,:*e f T be
:
efotiu WOO t: a ! I f
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111610.
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SP 4 4
iiiioit . ' , ' 74-!!
• *Ler *ligraWit fir sale
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urriat the lad Ti
•
BiIatiNAMITON
BY E. BAYN4FOR
STOVES
.may 24,1847
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Blilikill-: ; Station .. " lt . ; . ,::: l', ;: ''' '- . ' , 4
Books.
...
• Dye -- Dye,stu Sit-: , , ' --, 1,. 1 . . 1 1,
70 . 4.,:t , .:t.,.. i i. ,... , - 4 , 1 , ~ , , •:. - 5.:...1 4
-a a ls &c.,.,. .;4
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• • ' ..4
. ,
Thstifid tii - friiindg - ioi ' Put favors , h e -.; :hil t* 6 7 v
1-
selling -4 . : ` 4* to reeeivel A•liWrsl shisidr ' war PIP ! F !
mn ageTn't 110c...iillect;li. CASH "at ktisk be islet
to be *ixit.• ...` -- - ' '', • .'. ' .:-•.:::. ,4, 5
11 '*,"1:i . , thrje 1311847 - .'• • t : ''' •••' i ."
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•
bmilsonie
Co..
EMI
& Co's.'
ooi!
wANTED: dohs Butter,Baga, Bess':
- ~ ,„ ~ofte„
e May 13i 047: ,
,
_ .
:
luriE.EsB,4E, NEW . • ., and ...VERY 0111141 Mist
iffmni mid§pkiner.l3loooC.:-.:11
kt" iieue liar)
sod tee theso. , ;.g
•-*Miluit'Onityli7.llB 47, : - • if.
I
CASH P.l,
1d beer
W 7=7/11 B. a ißlf 4
• • ,
-.4:ft*440 11a.a.4114 1;:z
- -
good - e
B.
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ITIGI-IBBT price paid for Batter and Itggs by
A • B. Biltylit;', :=0
'S:T.o4l,s4l . l..yjtist received of:06 :.
Y . 8.-SAYRE.
i: , ..t...„p,.
coy
R, che ,
•
LEA
• UGARi,
#4=l - 'efiestiJiiiip . ty, Just Teoeivea '
- •
'5. • - , •
'IEEE:and:Y.OM FLO - UR and. MEAL,Iiir
& SA:tim.-;
a Heeded .
NAILS,
MMER
4cheap,
' SE YS,
BIM* DIREVISILL
13/1
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k : --E .4.IJSK. - tfrA INIEWTON = - - -
. • • -, • t
_, fi ,
Attothey; ate; Office; a 'few rode. South of ti
gotta 110 . 4, .. ~ • ~ t !
F ! Lhsh." ~./- ~; 1 /. I‹. 14pirunt. 1: ,
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ATTORIOIY AT „ Moatroie. Pa64- Hr re)
ioovottitii.office Tutnple'street, liortli ithhf
one'dehr Baseof the- office of B. T4'eake-asqo
analloe,doors west of the Register.P,liht*S OFPC
, fi c e. • ~ • ' ' '-' '-" "- '- 4:
TRIM-
K the
and best
ever of-
OL !
T & CO
SMITHS, STEVENS &
Catiinet Chair Makep—Moutpioe r l
ccitinty,lW:
' P. RIRTINPfiI '
A.; FMB, JR, . F. AFRILY, •
n or LUSK
'; by mutual
K,
E RS.
• CALEB' WEEKS,:',: -
Saddle, gement and Tnuth-Nlater-Bhopoppositll!
the Fariner's Store. • •
R. SEARLE & CO."
•
A good aisortment of 'Dry Goods, Crock" i' 7 '
*are, &c. &e., West rider
ITEL I ,
counts, has
tted, and is
I f the public.
wants and
rovided for,
1: Hotel, mat
- -,,. : ...Ai
.' BENJ. i 'SAYRE .'' . - - tii
, •
Dealer in'Ateires; liartisinire t prt 00,0444.:-4,iiret
side of Pub* ilccerate. • ; '-- . '-_,---:',-,• „ -'-`- , I
, ,
~_ I
F, 2 13. CHANDLER & VO, •p:
Dealers iii Stoves, Tin-ware, Stationery; Thy Gee,
&c. &e.—East aide of Public Avenue:
.hittg to stop
the Chen
by any
MERRJ L 4k , 4T r
Capri, iFilrip, Voistrilke:•=ir
West si4e of Palk Avenuri.;
. .
j . SFoRD.
7. - 541
.
: .WLEY r
SUll covitiairthet Blackinzathingbussmeatinits
out braz,icries at his lila Stina bear Keeler'sllverie
BENTLEY;
Attorney it Law, at tire old office aAY* spdi
144
of the.Ottettbottifs. tt- t'tt t •;:'
. .
- -PA
DGrgy,j ; '
Cabinet and ' ittakeng.l-Aloo
Paintinip'Sr
hie old Mind oft -'' 4
FE
at the Store
LYONS.
A. CHAMBERLINi- -
Attorney at Law.leffice over the tkwella I ' l *
& qa;, awn& of Pubpe Afenite yal-Tieiquifaq
rt at 12 1-2
!
• eft. per
LYONS.
Ph
.r4ciaiii ,lkllilf L dc ; R :office lßlOit: we t ti - sid * . e s: of
Pnblie-A'Vetine over the Shire OCR. SeitrAes& OD
'! '/' • !G. Z. rloteett. •• 5 .
' IMES XANKE. -
Fahionlible dOtootYtillatlit4si
J. •ETHERME;
Groceries, - Fruit!, Confectionaries, Mu"feleific
Paints, Ona, and a variety; of nick mast
ed, sad . for
& Co.
MILLS4.;`'En t iT4Riii.A.N;
Farmer's Store. A geneMl , variety of goods alwayt .
.ma hand: One door below the iesidenee oF'W
Post ' • • • - •
mad . &lazy
)8 and oiler
1' mall""
rims, viz:-
4 atm. bar
ds.
•
MACK & 1 ROGERS,
Coach„ Perils/mead Sleigh Atanninetarenii _
pike street, aithe old; ileartisiey stand s sre.
to serve 'enamels, in the most tellnedie*of thii
age. : Articles in our line.corucently onMnd
, 0
mac, and repairing time ott4hort unties, •
NOLDB.
5 lvr4
' at
,r &Co
.
, $:,!•;& MULFORD
Dadersin Dry.Goods;Cknclurry'varrairies, Jninniit
Tools, Arn.,:drn. Enstaide Pnblir: Avehnc -
PLOWB: &
SAYRE. -
DR. It SMITH,
DEINTIST6-13eti Teeth on Gold Plateintt
aft operations , On the teeth'in the Wit!
liefoand` L. liteerlee on Biket4iiik and:Tneei.:
days,of eich week.
foretell on-
S & SUM
nit the store"
LYONS.
11 F. WHITNEY, M:
Ph Surgeon, & Residence N 4
2,1 7;(oproilF,thel3aptisit Ohtp4l4)l !Outfit.
04 • • -
r r usual well
to. the seis
e times for
6
• Z. G. ISBELL -
Boot iliaStK4initer—thret i devra toirdk 44111;:
ivhifiely. 250. f.Prodirty; Jogisok
very article
r B, each as •
JOHN GROVES, , ,'
reibionai)ie Tyrq'doiort
• • -• ,
-
s : B. SALISBI.TRY . " - ''' .
OltGoodu forth*, People:.-p u bfi
o "MO" ,
= rir • ..•
children's
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B , , PEMONNET,,, 4 It
.3; t,
.6`4 1 . hi; 600d4 Hardwire j -Geocaitleithicio
e l l ' ' y aced. Gem . titimlock• *cc — 0 61 4'
nue • • ee,,
I=
they blob
114** tamoNB4.-4- ,
c u ra t e' int; shish maker iumif-riiidsri *or
• fotuß at hiisLop &low avilsikkihilithopottmliON
*
here, he tvabq Ty ev i rkit,ga Cuttommit.
441.14110,0 1 1 * ' 1,,_, '
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