EMI3
El
==el
conitterstrWiticii r9R wirtorut's ADD3CATI
r,4 r PENNEITLVANIA.4
:par
s Mai -
Alloyaniensintlenak*, par
sPanictoanuillp boa per
U a banksotastr.-.
Gina. pat
Pennsyrit'l ,
Germantown Pot
Del co deOkoster • Pot
Chesterco at
Montgomery co ;-• PO!
Farmere'b'tiliacitsCo par
Farmers' bk Bourg •
Easton •", ,•:. •' "No
Northampton lao sal,
Lancaster bank
Far bk Lancaster 'liar
Lebanon 1 dis
Harrisburg I.dil
Middletown •,I din
Carl& 1 die
Columbia bridge par
Northumberland par
Miners' bk. ..par
2W7"g bk r Wilkeib'e
!inmate notes I dis
1 dis
no sale
York • 1 dis
- Gettysburg 1 dis
Clutmbersburg • I dis
Way 'g . 2 dis
2 di
die
Berke:Willa no sale
Ilk, 1 dis
Ilk thug's op . le die
Lewistovirs. z dis
Lum bk Warren no sale
West Branch bk li-dis
boin Or Script 20210 dis
Lehikb co bk dis
-Lehigh Nat , Script 15 _dis
Atli-May issue 14 dis
- . NEW YORK. -
Y City bank I dis
-Clinton bk N Y 30 dis
Globe bank • - fraud
North River bk'g co do
City Thug & Bk'g co do
Wool Growers` bk —dis
White Plains bk 1 dis
Lewis co bk 3 dis
Far &Dro bk Buff 5 dis
Palters blr of Clyde 15 dis
Fax bk of Seneca co— dis
Com bk of N York 2 dis
Lafayette bank 2 dis
N Y Bk'g oom 60 dis
Dry Bock bank I.dis
N Ams-Trust co: 2'dis
Bank of Buffalo 55 dis
Bank. of Brockport 35 dis
Hamilton bk 30 dis,
Com bk Buffalo 55 dis ,
All solvent banks }al
Country banks fal
Except bk of Colum
bia, Green co. Hod
son,Midcile disteta,
Platsburg, Niagara,
Wash and Warren,
Wash Man Co.
Wayne co bank
bier and rlauters'
De/ Co bank fraud,
Z bk Po'keepaie dol
PottsdPin Mind Co' 41 . 01
Bea Backs }al x
____. ______
NEW JERSEY.
Mechanics' and Mannar:
'inters' bk Trenton par
Princeton bank. par
Plainfield bank 37 clis
grate bk at Camden par
Cumberland bank par
'Mount Holly, ' - par
Saleni !Beg co par
Monmouth bank no sale
N Hope Del Bridge
Trenton Bit'a co old par
All other banks par
Far .St Mech bank of
N Bruruiwick no sale
Hob Bk'g &G co broke
Washington Meg Co do
do
.Tersey City Bank do
Monmouth do
N .1 Manuf Co do
Protec and Lombard do
State bk at Trenton do
Bank of N Brunswick do
Mech bk Patterson do
BINGHAMTON ADVERTLSEMEN TS
FINE NEW TEAS.
AT NEW "YORK PRICES
M. :REXFORD, of BINGHAMTON.
1-I. N. Y., has made arraneements with the NEW
"YORE PEKIN TEA COMPANY, for the sale of
TEAS in Binghamton, and can furnish his customers,
and the trade, with Teas at the same prices that the
Company charge for them in New York, which is;
at least, from one to two shillings cheaper on each
pound than the GroCers sell at. And in every 'case
where these Teas di, net give satisfaction the money
willbe paid back for them.
Catalogue of Tees.
GREEN. -
Young Hyson, good,
du. do. sweet-cargo,
do. do. fide cargo,
- do. do. saver leaf,
• Silver Larf--seldom sold even by large dealers, be
cause of the small profits made on its sale--is a
very superior Tea.
do. do. golden chop. , 150
Golden Chop—This is the finest Green Tea cultiva
ted in China. It. is of the first. pickings, awl ex
' cels all 'tither Green Teas for the delicacy of its
flavor, strength awl *rota. Heretofore this Tea
has never reached this cotintry except in small
lots to suit the purchaser.
Hyson, fine,
do. very fine,
Gunpowder, fine,
do. extro fine,
Imperial, fine,
do , extra fine.
klyson Skin, good,
Nina Tong, strong and good flavor, - 3711'
Meg Fong—The grocers sell - Ibis at SO eta. and
call It Oolong.
Oolong, a delicious Black Tea,, 50
Compare this -s Tea with that sold by me er i,
.. , as being as Oolong
. Tea. The difference is too
*imam the deception too palpable.
Oolong, pbuttation
English Btu= l4l4 I •
do. do. • extrl fine,
Ifourcioni :Mature, a rich and highly flavored
Tea,
Pekin Flower,
da. scented( 1 50
Ne Thu! Ultra.. l 150
bre Pdociltirerr-This Tea is as , fragrant told sweet
As a nosegay ; , /t yields a perfume that istraly dm
lt rs,oi garden growth, Mid =prune to
any thing of the kiwi ever sold in this country.
.& The above-catalogue does- not comprise all
the . varieties euntakkoa isrvoy iiiikinispent: have
er-es i g. t j -4/7011-411110d-eYer)\ Abide of qaW,
andcan st int the : most Instil:lions. parcbaser. The
ohmic leali.are all done up isPhiseas packages, in
qiantities of 11b., 4.1 b., mid I lb. each.
e . Tem Imported by die Pew
Tioalosoportyaftded - 77 Filtaiirtnieri atad if we
live will try thestiellem They are eel/meta roost
deboe-Tette-ire-Arree dimly esstresoit Omura'
erWemle rat: .
sowirtpirisoriiitet.ell .darer
sedisiOdylleineridz2orrOp doe•ano, p
wholesale prier* of the Pais TeaCe,
774"eltaket. teAmirptditattherikock:
aid greseeM t ilpigniett Mad. Black Taw
**ILI* oar gtailes. They:
'are 'dOng ale*, tialiema; mid area great beepaso
_
Heretofore
imeikieramebtaimgreitfirstertendldttit Feat Brit
mow rm hare*, to visit the wermssem of the
ribia-TlNlrOamieffillmpt. 77 :yelpi niclircattein
"dirVeluir4,llliri*da,l!* for.
'Te.4444i:;•410144.1,01:10
Under SU d dis
- NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Allsolvent binkar Ardis
Gala bank '"; •
do.''
City blkPoribir . do
Danariscotts. '.do
Nreronntlielik do -
StilliwiteWeanal bklio
r Coin :do
Wes bk ,
014ezie 14 0
Groblibk do.
Wa*liititen to
F,rankfantbkdo
All - solvent banks dis
. VERMONT.
ilia of St Alban di e
Bk Of Bennington di.
AA solvent banks dis
MASSACHUSETTS.
All solvent banks 4 dis
'RHODE ISLAND
All solve*. banks A dis
MARYLAND.
Baltimore banks dis
Patapsco bk A dis
Mineral bank 1 dis
Fredericktown . • 4 dis
Hagerstown dis
Far& bk Ha
gerstown. broke
%mu:miter 4 dis
Wrport I dis
Ctunberbmd. dis
Siblign4y • broke
Frinklitthank I dis
Sinstneltannah broke
Millington broke
Frederick co bk 4 dis
Broken bks various prices
Baltimore & Ohio Be
lief notes 10 dis
DELAWARE.
Bank of Delaware par
Wil'n & Branyw'ne par
Fanners' bk Del , par
Union bank par
Bank of Smyrna par
Under Os 4 dis
DlB. OF COLUMBIA.
Washington City g dis
Georgetown A dis
Far A Mechanics' 4 die
Alexandria dis
Bk of Alexandria broke
Mechanics' bk broke
Franklin bank no sale
Merchants bank do
VIRGINIA.
Ez bk & branches 14 dis
Bk of Va & bnechs 14 dis
Far bk & b'chs 14 dis
Valley bk Se b'ch 14 din
Wheeling Lai dis
Wheeling p notes 14 dis
NORTH CAROLINA.
a AU oilvent banks 2 dis
Small notes " 2 4 dis
SOUTH CAROLINA.
.7 All solvent banks 14 dis
e &Will notes. 2 dial
GEORGIA.
Bk of St Mary's • 5.1 1
Ocmulgee do
Monroe 11 do
Columbus do
Ph anix bank do
Exchange bank do
lie Chat R bank do
Central bkof Mill . do
- Georgia B'kg co . do
Rocker ll'kg co do
All solvent banks 2
ALA A MA.
Ali solvent rin ks 5a6 dis
&dal] note 8 dis,
0010
lCincinnati 2 dis
Solvent bk notes 2 die
ILLINOIS.
Bank of Illinois 70 Ain
State bank sa - dis
KENTUCKY
Notes 2 dis
Small notes 3a3& dis
LOUISIANA.
All solvent blinks
MISSOURI.
All solvent banks 24a3 dis
INDIANA.
All solvent banks 102 die
FLORIDA.
[ Southern Life & Trans
portation Co.
2 du
so 37
50
75
1 00
75
1 00
75
1 00
75
1 00
BLACK.
75
1 00
7Pmg.M
pair and IT
maesome anal:
?t *bluest Oitleej,
hi the; OttletaziCE,o4
himtlllackMacthatik
Lilat :ba.
Ineottoutd a lepty*ea_,
oyAl -tart 44404
lisle Chatioy ntercluutts
to sell good atittrus...o
place„os ' le
or The sherd 7:80 are for-
RI
' „*ole!egenar
may 1.1.1547.
Binghamton,
ry P,
List
FOR SA
).. . BI
Nir itY
niolt
PAINTS '& I
GRGCBRIEt
of Which will
EST. ,
z ,
knacz.
Sands' Sarsaparilla el-00
" salt rheum remedyl 00
}lmam eye balsam 2 5
Indian Panacea 2 00
Memnon's elix of opi
mu , '25
Phinney's Pills t , ..Z a 37
Moffat's life pills a5O
do Pliamislaitters 1 00
fibernaan's med. los's 25
do fever a aguedo 1 00
do dinner losenges 1 50 1
do poor majt's plas'r 12
do Olosaonwn 1 00
Jayne's Espectentnt.l 00
do hair tonic . 1 00
do tonic vermifuge.- 50
do carminative bids: 50
do sanative pills 25
Dalley's pain extrac
tor 50 is 1 00
Hay's liniment for
piles 1 00
Washington -ells. for
dysentary. &c. 1 .00
Cooper's corn salve 25
Marr's cent salve. 25
Gridley's salt rbentn
ointment - 25
Rush's infallible pills 12
Phelphs' tomato d ills • 25
do restorative letters 25
Miles' tomato pills '5O
Fahnestock's vent4e 25
Cheeseman's Arabian
balsam . 50* 1200
Alebasi's black: salve 50
do cough syrup ' 50
do pile pills 25
do cathartic pills.. 25
do plasters , 'l2
do feveraague syrup 50
Winslow'sbalsal of • •
hoarhound 50 i
Taylor's baLstimi.of
Liverwort $ll4 150 Beam
Mother's relief . . 2 00 •Keele
Fosgate's anodyne Coon
cordial 31 [lid
Wistar's balsam ,of Wate
wild cherry 1:00 is 1
Resurrectitm or Per- '. Chap
Biala pills 50 o IAOO •co
Jew David's or He- • ,Brink
brew plaster 50 five
Egyptian balm 50 ()pod,
Fish's lily syrup 100 ' liq ,
Longley's panacea . 1 50 , Edw
Dutch pills or lion.of • • oin
the day : : 37.1dedi.
Bishop's anti-bilious : ;WM -
pills ' .50 Galati
Hitchcock's balm ,of ;Veg.
health 100,13n)
do wsrm tea 25' ing
do catarrh snuff 25,Atw. ,
do magnetic odontiiM 50' do j
d - o hair regenerator 371 do si
Parker's pulmonary; Linn'
balm I 00 do C
Le Baum de Ymcin.i Indi ,
or French balm of Webs
beauty 50 do b
Rapp'; Indian plaster 25 Onei
Smith's sugar coated , Gargl
'pills - 25 Nero ,
Barthoipmew's pink Ss. b
syrup 50 Pyri
Spohn's sick headache Dr.
remedy 50 hili
Christie's Gralvanic Hunt'
Rings '37 a 1 50 Pe
do bands 1 50
do plasters ' 75
do magnetic Said 1 00
Austin's magical lini
ment 25 a 50.
Brisk pills . 25
Root's ringbone visit. 50
Parr's life pills , 25
Upham's circuital',
for mire of piles - 1 00
Moor's ass. of Life 40
swi m
Bristol's Varilla 1 00
Scudder's ustiCoill 00
Cooper's eth 'al oil 1 50
Gridley's sal rheum
ointment ' 50
German eye ointment 25
American. eye salve 25
Italian channel soap 1 00
Coral hair rester'. ' -
live 37, 50 or 1 'OO
Amber tooth paste 1 25
Spanish lily white -! 37
Moorish hair dye • 50
Erosive soap ''- 25
Henrick's sugar coat
ed pills
do tone bitters
do sciatic:lli:time,
larant's Indian meal
icine
With many other*
ber is Agent forte'
WARRA.IIIII eaery
Bilagimmtni,
BY
THIS HOTI
been [boron,
now OPENED fr
The Proprietor
comforts of his
and.attended' to,
any other in the
CY Two dail , west,
(morning andseyk Aim the
Cheraw flrkip! . ; the east,
(Sundays with the
New York ADE yarty a..ges for
Utica and Montriare, and tri-weekly for Coopers
town, Fort Thin; oordarid, ll l B 7ronnie-
E. EON/WORD.
EINDHAMTPN , N.. Y. Ms
_1,7, 51y1.
DRY GOO
SAI
OFFERS I ,IiEW
Storing ; .!uid stuni
At pica, dvit.elfaissot fail it;
andytee diem.
smarose,*o ) 27, Apo.
°ASH poid*.vid:kias a
1,
1.
9 I*J 3
I.IOIIIOT ix I
z 4•.
... 1111
, •
rINEE-r i FLAW
-44
~~
E:=
1. LYONS
i ts is...4.emiks , s La n l 44.
•
Dry
• --Ctocke&l-Ifirduiute,
toOk3k4Statioirkery,
. •
roceiies,.Dye-stuffs,
1... „Nails, Fish, &c. &c.
ti - inkrui to fiends for rut fiivors ' be hopes by
ins elmap to receive & liberal share or their pat
"mine. Seoolleet, for CASH at least, be is not
ter be undersold.
Waitress', May t 3, 1847.
aitibent
iniob'olwaya
•,.72 „Ora at this
I b
y
I , XFORD.
Broome County.
Os,
'ORD,
assort
(EINES,
IT UF FS,
&c.—lill
'HEAP-
f 'ill's
angst coated
&Cohen:ibis 50a75
tiod-bil-
PRICE.
37
G ils relc s
BiSm i
Hitch
pills
b
45
a a( life 150
:kle wash 50
iuus I
Cove I
Wan;
Lee's
Brand s
Post's
th'* . pilLi 25
...rman's pills .12
's ()limiters 2.5
s bitters 75
bane Then
Libby'
Nerve
c 'influent 50&1 00,
.u 4 trommic
37
eye water 25
I • !air of honey 12
is anpff
25
riaa balsam of
I 1 00
Bii
wo 1
Thom t
Cep ,
HunE,
life
McAl
's all-hcal-
ointment 25450
• r cat 50
Ilet crU 50
l a restibrative
snaps - gm/art' 00
lasagne, cure
,thrrhe 25
rrp
ipel:Prial .
sic simnel 37
iverSul pills 25
is kniisle pills 12
d o
do
Sego
Larb
Clove
for
Clim .
Dr.
do . I
do ul
, n's4Seots pills 12
• y's cordial • 12
au's pectoral
Ande.
Godf
Bate
dro
Tarn,
gton's balsam
le .
oil
of 1
Pacifi
Eddy
25 & 50
rheumatic
cairn 5O
.
lying snap. 50
'0 invisible ink 25
I's pain extroct'r 25
States pills 50
las rlaertinat
:l aster 25
an's summer
MEE
I 00
ldoc, hard and
I's salt rheum
aeut i 1 50 •
aced tough candy 6 i
's salve 12
.0 capsules 25 a 50
ulmoi'y balsam 50 •
's strengthen
laster
37
• • 's canker drops 18
undice bitters 37
Mal eliiir 37
templifebin`nal 00
.liege blood pills2s 1
hair dye 50
el . 's sarsuparilla 75
11 ious pills 25
tincture 25
ng oil 50 a 1 00
• • t's sarsa'plal 00
• • chira cubebs 1 50
bait dye ' 50
ibbdrd's anti
' as pills 12 a5O
altn. liniment 25
s vett:tango, or
shot 25
uer's sugar coat
mills 25
ri t
r U l i, &e balm,.
for
l
co t 00
Shec i s pills 12
Sca 's acoustic oil 100
,51'N r's acoustic oil 1 00
Salts •• • :•f lemon 13
Henrick's strengthen
in pr plaster 25
Hem fers worm des
g PYrIP 25
Whit .. ore s Ameri
. . plaster 25
do e. , etsble Syrup 50
I'C lam's remedy, 1 00
do a. veg:panaceal 00
IV • . • 's sarsaparilla a
d cherry bitters 1 00
Ty: y's universal
•n • meat ' 25
Orie • tal pills or s?v
-e .. - • balm 25
Vats : • n's veg. Miran
in tic mistaresla2 00
. _ -
•.1 t $lO
d
Click
ed
Soul.
1 00
37a50
El
pa
, public.
Inns Ind
' , led for,
1, east
1123
g)
Ryl clizAr lot
~er Goode
Icy' Plass call,
I • beef Hides, by
1 'p. SFIRI,
• jpod hommitAatb•
Mt lisp_ by
14. Pit t YME.
amide most
• .4 I
7 'a. I
awl , DIE/lftlor
SAYAN; .
,lATANTED;Geebe Feathers, Batter, Bags, Bees
wax, &c.l,k.e. , 14LY1::!NS.
hlklar,l3, 180.
• BOOKS.
. ARGE Family Bibles for }Os; also common and
1J pocket Bibles, Testaments, Geographies and
Atlases Arithmetic*: Grammars, PhilosOphical and
Chemical Books ; Cobb's, Swinders', and To'wh's
Spelling Book; Porter's Readers. A good assort
ment of Toy Books and Tickets. Also. the new
Hymn Books for the Presbyteridn, and Baptist socie
ties. Methodist Hymn Books, Blank Books &c. &c.
for sale by J. Lyons.
May 13, 1C47.
PATENT Pails, Brooms, Clothes Phu, Butter
Stamps and Ladles, by J. Lyon's.
May 13.
HAI Niii Tess
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
ISAAC L. POST 84 . CO.,
'ILTAYE made arl'allgements with the i'tlE%V YORK
.Cl PEKIN TEA COMPANY, for the sale of
TEAR in Montrose ,
. and can furnish their Customers
and the Trade, with Teas at the same prices that the
Company charge for them. And in every case
'whore these Teas do dot give satisfaction, the money
, will be paid back for them. The Young Hyson
Tea mentioned in this Catalogue, at 50 cts. is supe
rior to any thing sold in Montrose at 624_cenni.
CATALOGUE OF TEAS.
GREEN.
YOUNG HYSON, good
do. do. sweet cargo
do. do. flue cargo..,
do. do:silver leaf..
Silver Leaf—Seldom sold even by large dealers, be
cause of the very small profits made on its sale.—
This is a very superior Tea.
do, do. golden chop
Golden Chop—This is the finest Green Tea cultiva
ted in China. It is of the first pickings, and ex
cels all-other Green Teas for its delicacy of flavor
strength and aroma: Heretofore this Tea has nev
er
_reached this country, except iii small lots as
presents to importers.
HYSON, fine
do. very fine
GUNPOWDER, fine
do. „ extra fine
IMPERIAL, fine
do, extra fine
HYSON SKIN, good
BLACK
SING YONG, strong and good 374
Ning Yong—The grocers sell this at 50 cents and
call it ()along.
OOLONG, a rich Black Tea ..,. 50
Compare this superior Tea with that sold by' gro.
cars, as being an Oolong Tea. The difference is
too plain, and the deception too palpable.
OOLONG. plantation gr0wth........ .75
ENGLISH. BREAKFAST, fine 50
do. do. extra fine ' . 75
HOWQL'A'S MIXTURE, a rich and highly
flavored Tea 7 5
PEKLE FLOWER.... .... .......• 1 00
do /mewed .............. 150
NE PLUS ULTRA
Ne Plus Ultra—This Tea is as.fmgrant and sweet as
a nosegay, It yields a perfume that.is truly de
lightful. It is 111 garden growth, anil superior, to
any thing of the kind ever sold in this country.
Reconnizendations
We-have tried the Teas imported by the Pekin
Tea Colnfamy, 75 & 77 Fulton at. New York, and it
we live will try them often. They are selling the
most delicious teas we ever drank, and - retail them
at wholesale prices.—Evening Post.
Yon may be sure of obtaining -at all times pure
and highly flavored teas, by the single pound at
wholesale prices, of the Pekin Tea Company, 75 &
77 Fulton st. They have probably the largest stock,
and greatest variety of fine green and black teas, of
any one establishment in the United States. They
are doing a large business, and a great benefit to
consumers of tea.—Atlas.
Heretofore it has been very•'dificult, indeed im
possible, to always obtain ,good green and black teas.
But now you have•only to visit the ware-moms of
the Pekin Tea Company, 75 & 77 Fulton street, to
obtain as delicious and fragrant teas as you can wish
Mr.—Daily San.
A Wow:. TO Tay DRISKERII.—The Pekin Tea
Company . 75 & 77 Fulton at, have imported into
this market somefive thousand dollars worth of the
finest grades of Green and Black Teas, grown in the
Celestial Empire, done up in the various fancy pack
ages that Chinese ingentuty,can invent. They sell
good teas only, and retail them at wholesale prices.
Country merchants who wish to alSvays sell good
teas can al - Says obtain them at this place, on rea
sonable terms.--Emposinm.
The above Tea 4. are for sale by
I. L. POST &'CO.,
Sole Agents for Susquehanna Co
jjl B. CHANDLER & CO. are now re
-1? • ceiving a•large and well selected addi
tion to their stock•of Goods, to which they
would invite the attention of purchasers.
Their stock is now quite large, and they
are determined that for Cash, Barter, or on
approved credit, they will sell at least as
low as any establishment in the county.
Montrose May 17, 1847.
AMERICAN, French and English Cloths
and Cassimeres, Satins and fancy Vest
inp for sale by Chandler it. Co.
CLOVERSEE D.
0 LOVERIMED of the large kind, for sale by
Pdontrose,May 27, 1847. Chandler &Co.
PRINTS, a good assortment, American
and English. Vey cheap.
Chandler 4 Co.
SUMMER Stuffs. ' Tweeds • Bro
Linen &c. C. - & Co. -
fi IN GB A MS, Lawns, DeLanes, and other
Ulf •Dress Goods "
QIIEETINGS, Bro . - and Bleached. A
0 variety at ' Chant* k
j EGHORN and Straw Bonnets, plain
,11- and fancy braid. Ribbons, Flowers,
dr.c. ! Chandler dr. Co.
AXES.
SCUPERMI Apo. wanantet for role chow, by
. the box or ringtr,
i iIV by r. B. Cheadle*. Co.
laibt
riROCEMES, a good. stock. Among the
VI reel tibe_beetjgad chaplet Tea and To
bacco is - Chandler at. Co.
A1L091,8 and. Shades at
P •
- - Chandkr & Co.
114WWARE:14 0 1?«.14,04 M..* 2 -
-11 4",:-. , c;:::;4•; • te - Chaadier do o*. 4,1
• - ; .4 I Y
To be bOught
AT I. L POST& CVS.
FLOUR, SOLE L ATHER, cheap,
WRITE, LEAD, neap, ;DRUGS,; a
sskall lot ',lvry cheap, N..
,ORLEANS
_SYRUP MOLASSES, SUGAR,
COFFEE, TEAS, ;Tapioca Sieded
RAISINS, FISH, IRON, NAILS,
STEEL,' good stock, SUMMER
STUPFS,.Urge variety and,cheap,
IfROADCLOTHS and KER.E
very low price ' HARNESS TRIM
MINGS, a large stock, PORK by the
barrel, in shirt, the largest and best
STOCK of GOODS we have ever of
fend, at prices to suit.
CASH PAID FOR WOOL !
ISAAC L. POST & CO.
June 10, 1847.
IL. POST & CO. nce also SOLE AGENTS 'of
. the New York PEKIN TEA COMPANY fur
Susquehanna County. W . See advertisement. ,
NEW STYLE, GENT'S HATS.
SNUG FASHION FOR 1847.
SOWN -74 inches high, 5-16 yeoman, bell at
C
at sides, 1-16 front and rear, 4 curve. Tir
oval, Hut. Batm-11 inches wide, front and rear.
and 1 9-16 at sides. BINDING—I of an inch wide.
The above new style, introduced in New York 4111
Saturday, Mardi 6th, by .Beebe & Costar, are dim
reedy and for safe by
Npril 8. MERRILL & ROOT.
•
ANTED,
AT the ARCADE, five hundred weight of OLD
INDIA RUBBER, fur which the highest price
will be paid. J. ETHRIDGE.
June 3, 1847.
;Wool at • Wool r
20,00 0 lbs. WOOL wanted at the Store
of J. LYONS.
June 1.
PAPER!—Good WRITING PAPER at 12 1-2
cis, and LETTER PAPER for 10" cu. per
Quire, for sale by , J. LYON,i.
June 1.
75
1 00
1 50
OF a variety of patterns, jam, received, •an t l for
nal° very cheap by CHANDLER & Co.
June I, 1547.
F LOUR.
SUPERFINE Floor for sale by
April 20th. 1847. Chandler di Co
75
1 00
75
1 00
75
1 00
374
iffil
IDHINTS. OH S, LIME, PLASTER, PLOWS
1 — CASTINGS, dm. &c. by B. SAY RE.
may 27, 1847.
BON NETS.—A choice selection — beautiful style
—Linen Edges. Best assortment in town at
POST'S.
NEW GOODS, & CHEAP.
HE subscribemare receiving a well selected
T
stock of NEW GOODS, which will make
their assorianent very complete, and they are deter
mined to sell on terms that will be satnfactury to
purchasers;
U. BURROWS & CO.
Gibson, June 8. 1846.
CHEAP DELAINS.,
PIECES Moussoline t DeLainea, hittalaonte
Patterns, la 2d to 2. 38k per yard, at '
U. BURRO% & Co's.
1 50
Cashtfor Wool !
pounds of WOOL want
-50100,0
e_a at Lie _a.
Store one
door above Searle's Hotel, for which the
highest price will be paid by
June 9th 1847. - Merril & Ron!.
Any kind of Fur, Brush, Mole Skin,
Lighorn, Palm Leaf, Sporting and Wool
Hats, also Men and Boys' Cloth, Silk,
Silk and Cot. Cfaze4 and Velvet Caps,-also
Children's cops pielling cheap by
June '47. M. & Root.
MOLASSES at 28 6d per gallon— Teas , Sugars,
Cod-fi.h, &c. anew lot. ('Call quick.
July 8, 1847. J. LYOSS.
Ma l % %% %Wei
A GAIN.—The subscriber is now receiving his
stock of new SUMMER GOODS, comprising
a large and splendid assortment of the
CHEAPEST GOODS
ever offered in this market. The ten per cent sys
tem outdone by cheaper rates at
J. B. SALISBURY'S.
July, 1847.
CALICO imut 6il to is a fast colors and elegant
C
Itatterus• just arrived—Call and see thenoi—go-
ing—at•
July 1847
LEGHORN IiONNETS. . '
A LARGE supply and VERY cheap—Bonnet
Trimmings, Parasols & Paissolettes just striv
ed at Salisbury's.
EMS
SUMMER CLOTHS.
AVARIETY of styles and cheap at
Ray.. 1947. Stdishary's
SUGAR&
HE LARGEST and CHEAPEST stock of Su
gam in this county just received at
Illy, 1847. isbnres.
VESTINGS.
A ' elegant aasortinent, just arrived, and cheap
at Saliabur7'a.
Jody, 1847.
ALPACAS.
•
SILK warp, Batip ?tripe, plaid and plain Alpaca'.
July at g lB reatly redo prr.es, at dalisinty'r
,' 47.
ANTED to engage 3,000 Yds FLANNEL
Vl' to be delivered by the let da of October
. LYONS.
next.
June 10
DOU,B g F INED
T j Oia sua • MB at only Is per lb.
JLA Cask as #lliiblirea
July , 1849.
GINGHAM & GINGHAM
LAws, just arrived, and very , low at
. • = 'Salisbury's,
.I,ly, 1847
FBENCH, English. and Dottie - ado Ernelnliglts
:remarkably low at . Salisbuirs !
Idly 1847.
CASSINLERES.
FFLENCII.4Iish end Americanfaucl a nd plain'
Castimeres, just arrived and low at - •
JitlYl 18 4 7 . ' • '
FLQ . UR Or. 09 4 11,4,
MIOR - HALait✓ l ' • •
tAldy 14, 1847. L =
STOVES !
5,000 YARDS
BROADCWTIfiI \ .
-,1 I 1 '' ' :' :.1 • , . -
',
: ' ew. Goods'
THE becriben Wive sleeeited theirs venal wall
-a• sta stock of GOODS suitable . the mew
sou, ultic. pil l be soldiat prices to suit times for
i 4811 OR READY PAY !
Thaisruent comprises almost Only article
the Poop iwant in way of DRY GOOD', ouch*
•. 1 OROADC;4O TAS, : 1
~ 1 SATINETS, i j 1
1 CAS SIIIIERES, .;
TWEEDS, 4.c. 4-c.l
And lots p summer oafs for boys and 'children's
wear, &ci. ; Among their
1 1 CRO CKERY ..
. t . ,
Are some of th e newest patterns.
' I I HARDWARE:
..
Too nurrtotts to meution. In addition they ita , ;e a
choiel lot of
GROCERIES',
, 1 : , .
Such tr
, t c ! SUGAR, MOLASSES,*SPI
CE FISH, 4-c. 4-c.
, 11 of which will be exchangell for
W 'OL
4 5 1
Beeswax, Fenth'ers, Rutter.
i 4, Eggs, Tow-cloth.-andsll kinds
of GRAII4 R. SEARLE & CO.
Montrinc, Jane 10. 1847. •
.. . . SHAWLS • ' .. ; .
.
DEL)4N. Taglioui and Strutlilla Shawla.j'as!ar
'riv - alai very cheap at Salisbury a.
Julyi 847. ..
AN ICS' A ovEgt IS4tIENTS
M EC
JOB MM.
VllWisher of ilte Peoplp'% A4vocutej hay
the inte of an entirely new anti modern na•
,f JOB TYPE. are now prepared to oiecute.
and fLalittiltetol7 atyle. all kintitt of
1 08 PRINTING
THP .
'tug
;II a neat
it priceslto suit:the times. ‘ !
PA'IPHLETS, BILL BEADS, t.,
CA DS, - CATAL O GUES,
l i
HA DRILLS, ALANB.S, &g.
Printed n short . notice, and in the hest style ot the
Art. . - - -
r' A share of the People's patronage it resiect- .
fully sal ited.,
July ', 1846.
HORIZONTAL
SPINNER!
I ,
te
it
N a nnexion with the following certifico
wee limided to us the testimonials of
several' highly respectable ladies, Who have
used the. Domestic Horiiiiiitul Spinning
Wheel, nod ,who concur in 'saying substiiii.
Tally, /hat they can spin with tt seven or
•iglit thtt, (or about four day's worl) per
Rein, With us much ease as they call per
form up ordinary day's work with a I.74Ml
mai, .Wheel. The inference is irresistable;
that it !will hereafter he more . Profitable for
the fartmer who manufactures hitt wool, With
this machine to have in his employ at the
same cost for labor, one girl; tham four girls
with te common stand-and-spin wheelS :
[Peop e's Advocate. . .
TIM undersigned, citizens of Montrose,
have . itnessed with much satisfaction the
opera i on of a novel machine denominated
omestic horizontal iiiing-wheel,"
i o
lately invented by Hiram F.
It
of
Springville, in this connty. It appears to
us to he a, valuable intprovetnenr, in view of
the eik with which it is 11$41i j and the ra
pidityi with which it executes.. We doubt
not that 'our 'Farmers generally, with an
u ho .1 toil and spin" will approye it too. - '
Montrose,Susq'a co.:'Pa. .
• Col. Franklin Lusk, • . .
Hon. Win. .leSsup,
Gen. D. D. Warner,
Joseph Williams, .•
Thus. Johnson, .
Hon. M. C. Tyler,
. , S. S. Mulford,l
' Henry J. Webb, P. M.
' .
..j. B. Salisbury,
Walter Follet,!Treasurer.
J. W. Myers,i ~ .
E. , Patrick, Jr, M: D.
....,
Daniel Searle,
Wm. J. Mulford,
J. Lyons,
' Wm. J. Turrell, . .
' •• Issue L. Post, ,
Geo. V. Bentley, _
. Wm. L. post,i
Rey. John!, Long. -
nr Rights will he sold on the most rens
,,iiiible terms to those who wish, to make the
' wheels, or purchase Territory to sell again
in any of the United. States (except Ohio.}
Those wishing to engage in a business both
.pleasant and profitable will please call on
the subscribers in Sp rin g ville , Susquehanna
county, Pa.
H. F. WHEE LER,`` Patentee,
. , J. SMITH, Jr., Agek.
Springville, April 8, 1847. t
Salisbury's .
TAILORING 1 •
TAILORIN4 l• -
TAILORING!:
PA. LOOM R. F JA.MESON. having a
• of - mimed. theinselve.s iu the( TAILORING
BUSINESS, would respectfully soliCit the palm&
a.o of those who make Faakion their criterion of
Oren, and also those who consult Os. rather Oat.
Faihion, belie%:ingthat they can folly !meet the tastes
and whihes or all those who may fun or theta with
their custom.
".• Cutting 'don, on short notice, warranted
fit
to i( rightly pat together: • i
rir N. 8.-,-Shop May be found at the blinding
fiwtherly occirpied by R. R. Locke :as a T.tiluaing
Elablishrment,4opporna J. Mack's Whigou-Shop.
• , p. LOCICB,
IL F. .14MESON.
Montrose, Jody, 27, 184 7,-491113 ' ; •
an
j/IEYR E I F B PA J A- I
_•• 1. • • Philadelphia - , J' ly 26,1846. -
• TO THE I' .11 1.10,-4 certitythat . efore my r
monstininee I %Mime afflicted with - hat thi nip
minion*. call Scrofula. It made its •fir t appearrce
by pain 'Mil 'sWeiling of; the joints—. re especiallY
6110 .7 'Alm. kaicii. wrlltistutd :Mb& s e ttler' iirbieb'
the eliods.of WY throat and neck • btl ie inflamixf
and swelled. attended With the moi esorticiating
l e
(rift. ,1 was Mims conflned entirely 0 iiiy b e d , end
'recite together- °mild not turn m _neck ornly•
belid. Se midi &pima= attended adilisivot
times, but t v ,hey, , Mo.not iippear to do e any gaol.
About a year l ago I . was attacked itb vomiting,
which 'lcounnuell every few minutes 11 one nigh t,
Tho nest day Mt eruptihn appeared ' u the aide" 'of
e
my, Emelt. .whih. Poop; spread 'all er My neck, ,
head Mid faCse,'; with inflammation of my eye* mid
eyedidli, whichldestroyedmy eye 4 nd Cansed
therbeiir to fall i oil toy haul , Jtiak a
n, disease
s pread ill ovestMte!..inilliniaWere ' eatreacatt.k
litomitpratyAiger-nailii came off.- lh Orli I rot
unable to get My own bving, and in tkit6Miditimi 1
r .
1
.
PATENT - MEDICINES.. 1'
called upon Dr; Jane in order that he alight under
take my are. Re &gated ale to take Me.shenie
tire three tithes a day; taidhillitiiidliiiit Fillies of
ten ail *odd finditneamary. «I barinow.taten
kit Alterative four incattln .and an!, wort ha pplan
say that it ban-ititirelyrikared • '
• •.thlrolliaktlenrbary.:•: , •
lla itoctiittkk St. Phdade*.i
Many -pinion donbta.atyatittinient;ll74
plane call on Mrs. D. Stawartand•ldre,
ty:3111 . cosiden uMreet aor on Mrs. Tabour,
ether s iiwage, whivare Scipiiimid-drith ink vitae.
doe be f ore And whiL4 naiktaking Dr. Jayna-Pa *elk
t 0. Newberry.
Prepared only bq•Dr. ii4ajne,Thalikdelidda,inni
guidon agency by N. MITCHEL 4s, co.. Druggiste,
Montrose.
Scott's' -gaitaitue etratti ,
TN ofering this to the public; the proprietoeiairr ,
lluenced by no sinister motive; a mere desire that
all mankind may havethe benefltof a remedy which
his omit circle of friewlahave duly had • opportunity
heretofore of enjoying, induces him to enter the
aretut Of competition with the thee:winds. 'But ilts
superior and well proved elßeacy in all cues of te
relit burns, scalds or wounds, isa . asa lurheemarisrp,
chapped hands, and old ulcer!. or indelent.tumors,
ought to be known, and its getteral use will certaih
ly make it the every day conipanionof the nursery
whore, casualties are go frequent'. -
Frain numerous.certificatesiiu his posseulon, to
proprietoroffers the followind: ' • ,
This may certify that I have used Mr.ileett,'s San
ative Cerate, and believe it an invaluable cure for
bruises, burns, sotes, &.c.
EDWARD WHITB.r
Diew Milford, March 12, 12 1 47. . !
.
Tbil may certify that we hive used,L. Scott'sEan--
stive Censte, and we know itito be a valuable rein
edv far scalds or burns; and therefore vvillinoly coo.'
tribute our testimony in its *or._ ' -
ELEANOR LINER„
DAVID WARNER
S. 'C. HAYDEN. '
Franklin, Soup co. ra. Feh. 26, 1847. -
,
This is to certify that I- bare used Scott' Carats.,
and find it the most efficacimis remedy for barus,lor
chappped bands or lips, ttuit 1 hisve ever used, std
recommend it to all those whp may be thus afflicted.
JOHN WELLMAN;
New Milford, June 1,184,7.
• 't
Mr.' L. Scott—Sir . I
ample oppornini
ty of testing the virtre of yOur Carat°, and hive
round it a must valuable retrsdy,
L. W 4 BINGHAM, M. D.
New Milford, May, 1847.
. I •
ti
al
The Cerate is put up in la r ge
tin boxes, and for sale wholesale and retail by ;the
subscriber at his residence inlNew Milford, Basque ,
Fianna county, Pa. Price 374 cts. I
i LUCIEN' SCOTT.
Also for sale by the following agents N. Mitch
el & Co. and J. Ethridge, Mentrose: - Weaver Dies
S. Co. New Milford:..N. Cailwell, Great Bend.l2ll
1.
FEVER & AGUE--Uaynes Ague ,lillaani 04d
nutlet a guarantee that one Vottle oftim will Ore '
one Versen of Fever and Agtte or Chill and Facer ?
Lie
and in all cases if they shunkl fail to ; the Mote.
ey will be returned. But they never bavo failed
yet, tior will they fail one tittle in a the scud caibe. iii
Messrs. A. K. Millie° & C. says: Clitaden Mills,
111. We are much pleased ;with your medicilies,
and know that they are both !good and popular:lWe
regret that that yen did not Send is inn-e of the, A
gue Pills, as there is a great :demand for them, land
they nave always been successful in cu tag Fever &
Ague. i i
_
H. J. Bostick, Esq. DraytiM, Georgia says: Nov.
J
18th; 1846—Dr. D. ayue--Desr mr- r mi l et. of
your preparations have exceeded my -•elpectitions.
, N.'our Expectutaut ; Vermifuge, Carminative BaU am
mid Fever and ' Ape Pills all sell Well, simie of
which lam mut& I want in immediate supply of
all the above named named Medicines, , more partic
ularly a large supply of the n Expectorant and Ague
Pills. We have yet amougi us a guml many long
stauding cases of Zhu/Zs and Fever, in which your
Agile Pills have never tidied to cure. Your artera
tire is just beginning to be kuown here, and appre
ciated, If I had had enoug*of these Fever & Ague
Pills, I could have sold more than a hundred dollars
worth of them. 'Yours, &c., H. J. Bbstiek•
Means. J. & H. Moore, Lisbon, 111. say. (Octl 31,
1846,) your ague Pills are aboutgone, and haveigit
en universal satisfaction. - i I
WlO. Bell, Esq , Walnut Grove, Ala- says, (Not/.
9tli; 1846,) I have sold YOu'r Ague Pills and Thnic
Vermifuge. They are doing wonders here—ll ant
sorry you did not scud iris nore ofthem. 1
G. C. Carmichael, E,sq., , 'cLartier, Georgia. nay,
Nov. 20, 1846.-1 am happyiewsay that , your prepa
tines ate exciting genera/ favor. I have sold all
pain , Ague Pills, undert warrantee, 'and have not
heard ota failure M. a single case-
litdderrnan & Co. Mt. Citron, 111., says. (0ci.20,
1846,) Your riiedicinei, so fat as they have been tried
in this section of country, give very general satiSfat
'Lion, particularly yotir Ague Pills. We could have
so/ii three times the conotinc we did,if we haditad
theta. The sanative Pills are very much liked by
tholte "who have tried theutand are fast taking the
plahe of all other Pills as a Purgative.
- - >, Wm. Hulderman &Co.
,
, Prepared only by Dr. 1). Jayne, Fhilatlelphia,land
sold on agency by N. MITCHEL & CO., Druggist.,
Montrose.
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