From the Seat of War.
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~ Th e following news, received at Philadelphia
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4„ r o OM !no, , was transmitted to the Herald of this
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0 The news is confused. The most material
gy; , r I of it is, that there had been a skimr sh'between
Y.14, 7 3rti0n of the Mexican and American armies, and
E s . g the Mexicans propose aruspension o f host&
f•-,.., to receive the propositions of Mr. Trial
)ri the, 2d inst : the .YEID Orleans Picayune feeeiv
, ev express the . following highly imp:Vain in
.lnarjon, %ii i ja i . a rrived by the steamboat ashion,
~..„,: h lett Vera Cniz or, the 27th of August and
:':-..•opico.on the 19th.
;• nteitevs by this arrival is the most important
k' ol we have received in many months from Mex
---Ic, Our army has not only advanceitto the City
. getico, but it has had two e ng agements with
,7 .,eserit y. close under the walls of the City, and
-' tr a:eihrliern.
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.. n t eMexieans have been brought to terms, and
'',.. ~•4-.aciplicate a suspension of mins—and Gen. Scott
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,rititetl it.
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' , 11141exican Congress has been convoked to
;..... , -,0 into consideration sir. Trim's propositions.
, ei '.; T . :renews was received in Vera Cruz on the eve
....:ot the 26th ult. by am express courier from
-,;f - , I •-,pSa.:who brought down the following letter to
• •t , Dtmond, the Collector of Vera Cruz, to whose
4.:!e Vwe are indebted tor its use . : .
ORIZABA, Aug. 25, 1847.
DEJACVair.ND.—The Mexican mat!, which
:lust come in, Wong - lit-the following intelligence
;at I copy from the t)iario Officio/ del Gobierno.
•..,:y1 you this by an expres'ecourier iyho will be
rou to-morrow about 12 o'elock.
,13 the anti. tyro biigades 7 commanded by Gen%
genera and Santa Anna. went out to attack the
l wncans near Los [Janos de Sangel.
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:v a lencia's division haS been completely defeat
'' Ind Santa Anna, after the first reheontre fell
also in disorder to - the City—they immediate
af;er this asked'.for, a iuspension of 'hostilities,
offered to hear the of peace from
' 1, 4 , Just
The next day- the Minister of Foreign Relations
rd the next :congress, through the 'hewspaper
• -ret for that purpose.
are the great facts, which, no doubt, 'will
alter ;dont peace,,
, truly, • • F. M. DIMOND.
1.1 , ..hei express arrived in Vera Crez on the 2tith
letter containing the same news in sub
,,--,.and the following translation of the announ
it ni the Nino Del,Gobierno:
Iron the Dvtrio Qfficigl del Gobierno.
s o itc s troops, who' intended matching on
::. turned at and arrived at Taenrbaya.
: o n as the news Was known at Mexico. Va-
Isiou went out to attack the Ainericans
de San Angel ; and were coinpletely.
Next came Santa nna, with another di
:r %%Iticli shared the saute fate. After some
the Mexicalis retreatki to the Capital in
di-order :.and such 'was the - panic created by
defeat that.th'e'Miniker of Foreign Relations
~ oltately convoked the Congress, to take into
-,jeratibri .Mr. - Trist's proposition. A suspen
d _arms was demanded by the Mexicans, and
1 1 .ie. .americans are around .Mexico but had en
,,:tlic city on the 21st.
•.Z;1 .0e the meager details which We have of
-4 , luiportant et•ents, %
.. 1 1 . 0111 ier:4 from General Scott's army direct
•••• beet able to ret throw:l-1, so far tts we can
r-1 Nit ticim the-foregoing statement it is mani
...:!gat I ;en. Scutt Holds the City of Mexico at hitt
D'a :ri,
w Scott did not chooce...to enter the City
' . --.r n itt'l ...he as doubtles deterred , from nter
•.!, I, a desire to save the pride of the e
Mexicans
-.. ti!ittlithe e=ti of important negotiations.
.+, ~ tic.% suppitsL•d that the extraordinary,coprier
lett Vera Cruz for Ntexitto on the 12th, a day
.:imice of the regiilar English codrier, was the
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of iii-tinctirtits to the British Minister to offer
. . hit niettiation: 'arid We thjnk We may safely
',.ii i i .• \vas itytructed to do so if possible be
, tic , st-ott .c mitred the Capital.
- heil , 'Ve the itistru;tiotts were pogitive,and no
i t i le‘ were obeyed, leaving' absolute confi
-1,1 this representation oftthe acts of. the Eng
..t .: tic‘cinnictit. ,
1 Wo hick it reasonattle to suppos4 that General
:: • ii,i, influenced bv a knowledge of this media
! 1 ,, , 11-4 once ad
to the efforts of Mr. Trist
"2.':.1 , r a peace., and so frpareiti.t.the Mexicans
• ~ imiatitton of the armed occapatiort of the
...Al . In , characteristic humanity ruay also be
-timed in have strongly intiuencedf - him to save
:•itc. t irrini the violence of a - host 4 occupation.
1,. may recur to this point, anji to ` the prospects
'' , :ttc. ‘‘ltit:ll some may not entertain.
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3 ., ' tilive given none of the rumors current in
' .. .k I . 'll/ as to (he fall of Mexico. :They are evi
; - - . - ti fotindedi on imperfect rumors of the- real
, V 0 ol !arts •
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LO. Timms rireillated here that Santa Anna and
F 4 •a, la ‘‘f.ret 1. , ii . • '...! ' . -1 .. • to.
. 1 without foundation. S.
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6: '4.le. ice informed, from a very responsible souree,
E. 4*-Nlajor Lally Is known to have passed Perote,
W . ; '. teen ou his way. in safety, to Puebla. He
i.." laiie some stay at Jalapa. The Boletin of Jalapa
74 . ,' t ., that Majer,Lally's train, atter having been at
.,.j ..i:••,1 at Cerrb Gordo. retired to the plain, at the
f . ' .....• time the gnenillas also retired. On the f01.1,n
. 1,n- day the train commenced marching for Jo:
•.-: .4. that the guerrillas would 'attack our, troops
.•.ii tltht place, and all the evening, the road, for
~. - a mile. ti as covered With men, wonien, and
lien..tvliom curiosty had attract e d there. This
tt . -....• hii-e to firing of cannon and 'musketry from
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t• ii :.t.y-,.and the citizens succeeded in reaching
. ....imies a ithont receiving any injury.
T'li• giltrrillas are said to have numbered 350.
-t in v it,rnateneed at hall past five o'clock, and
*lt.; hot
~ short time. At night tranquility pre
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t- ,, t la trt ? e city, and a Tarty of mounted men
c , '+4• train entered the city and passed through
' itnncipal streets. At the same time gtterillas
'''''',4l nrar by. ''he Boleti . o :says - the loss oa
'lite tit the . thierrillas was small. 'At II o'clock
':e /9th. Minor_ Lally iequired of the Alcalde
' . .ti:ior the citizens of Jalapa would commit hos,
.••, , N atrainst the Americans if they entered, or
m whu,th the Alcalde answered,. that the
'S'zition was unarmed, but that a . number of
) ... -.,,im being in the neighborhood, he could hot
4° fhe responsibility of their actions.
) •".:e morning of the 20th the train of wagons
c. 'he troops entered the city—the &Jelin says
:tite wagons are filled With sick and. wounded.
tertlay,. the 24th ult. it was rumored at Vera
-, f. - titat . Vather Jarauta had attacked the train a
'' .. .!t.tat ice the other side of Jalapa, but that he
• -tt'r, driven buck by our troops, whith loss on
• .If 4 t.a g
:''!!,2PTIVP reached Col. Wilson on the morn ,
27t1l tilt that Lieut. David Henderson, of
company of dragoons, and his
rwho were sent south by Capt. Welli,on the
kvst. to apprise Major Lally of the ap
'lth of reinforcements, vele all shot by the
There hale or no doubt of thii correctness of
x Dui ?otelligence. Lieut. Henderson was a
hient of New Orleans , and b ut recently em
,l'll.ed asa volunteer in ns counby!s service—he
,a,Printer by profession, a man of courage and
7 7 1 , r14• and his , fate will be ,siacerely lamented
numerous friends.
'l,ltEltt COI'NTY SENATOR.—The 'Lazeme
" t ynf Werint•May says: We have just learn
: 'llll 71 urli satisfactiOu indeed, that Colonel
\ 11N E fir.cr. received nominatio, the in Colum
`. '" , rity. for Sernitur.• COL BEST is in every way
1 1-: 1 1 , d for the duties of the office—a plain men
thorotigh go.in4 democrat, and last ; not
° Printi-br--one of us:
to" Noirtx BRANCH ABSOCIATI9N.
' The North Branch Astociation or Unier
-1,‘,4 Will meet in Tioga Village, Tioga co., Pa, v on
"` rd Wednesday and Thursday in September
:s th and 16th). AU areinvited to attend. •
•4,1er,.. G. W. KINNEY, Standing Clerk.
Tuts Pnais Ovaza.—Poids are
We present 'die following testimoniil by way of
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allowing what Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills can
&km the cure of Piles. It is from a highlirespec
table citizen of Towanda: 5
T0w 1310 1.401y 220867.-
Dr. Wright *r—Dear Sir—Por the benefit of the
public, and in justice to the efficacy of your Indian
Vegetable Pills, I take pleasure in stating that on
two occasions, to wit :—..Doring the summer of 1946, ,
and in, the present month, I was severely afflicted
with that truly terrible disease. the Riles, and after
trying in vain several othey remedies,l was induced
by E. D. Montanye, your agent at our place, to try
your-Pills. I found immediate relief in the use of
them. On the first Occasion, I was in a very bad
situation for several Weeks, but after taking two
boxes of your Pills, was entirely well. The last
occasion was a Mere attack, and after three doses,
viz : two first, three second, and three “he third
time, every symptom was removed.
You are at liberty to make any proper use of this
for the benefit of the public or yourself, making any
alterations you please in form but not in substance.
; Respectfully yours, &c. D. V.tirnsaceos.
BZWARI OW SVGA. efiaTiD CovirrevirsiTs.—.The
only original and genuine Indian Vegetable Pills;
have the signature of William Wright written with
a pen on the top label of each box. Noss ovasa is
tenants, and to counterfeit this is forserv.
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MONT,ANTEIr & CO„ TOwanda, Pa, agents for
Bradford county.
Ditarritd,
By the Rev. Jnbus Foster, -at the Parsonage, To
wanda, on Monday, the 6th inst., - Mr. Mummer
KT an., of Lackawanna, to Miss Avstricz Fianna,
of Monroeton.
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By D. Vandercook, Esq., on Tuesday, 14th instant,
Mr. NATNAN OLMSTED to Miss Rot E. Tnotarsoar,
all of Ulster, Bradford connty. ;-;
Died,
In Binghamton, N. Y., on Montlay,Jthe 30th ult., Mr.
Roaset—C. Werrmoaa, publishe l pf the "Bing
' !Minton Democrat," aged 28 yeara. _
In this city, on the 19th ult., of yellow fiver, Mr. M.
Miscarr, a printer, aged 23 years, a native of
Elmira, N. Y. He was an indpstrtpus young
man, and much respected by his fellow-craftsmen.
—N. O. Southerner.
In Monroeton, on Sunday morning. 29th August, of
pulmonary consumption, Mrs. FRANCES, wife of
S. W. Alden; in the 33d year of her age.
The deceased had been for many years a worthy
member of the M. E.church, and exemplified by her
consistent course in all the relation's of life the ex
cellence of •religion. Those with whom she had
been long associates in the bonds of Christain fel
lowship. wilt deeply feel her loss; but their loss • is
her infinite min. [Co m.
New eabucrtiscmcuts.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A LI, persons indeltetl to the estate of Ckme4t Leo
-I'l lured, late of Springfield twp., dee'd., are hereby
requested to make payinent without delay, and ,those
having claims against said estate, will' please pie:Sent
them duly attested to the subscriber.
z ORPIIA LEONARD, Adniinistratria:
Springfield, September 14, 1817.
.Elmira, Corning and Buffalo LiDe,
, 3 4 47.13 LOW°
DoAT ROME, CAPT, H. W. THOMPSON,
connected with this line,ksee advertisement in an
other column, will leave Elmira on Tuesday, 14th inft,
and on every alternate Tuesday thereafter, during the
season. sep 15
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Just Received at No. 2, Brick Row,
- Oceans of New Fall & Winter Goods,
-‘ITHIcH must and will be. sold at the very lowest
V notch for Cash or Ready Pay. Every person
who May want GOOD and CHEAP goods, is respect
fullyinvited to call and examine this stock. Don't
fail to,Call as it costs nothing to look, and we consider
it a/favor to show the goods, and will try to make it an
objikA F for those wishing to bill! of E. T. FOX.
1.0 BALES BROWN SHEETINGS, drillings,
shillings, wicking, wadding, batting, cotton yrn
and carpet warp, cheap as the cheapest, at No. 2, B.
at isepts • FOX'S.
GINGHAMS! GINGHAM !- 30 piecea '
new and
most splendid styles, decidedly the prettiest ever
in market. Also, Oregon Plaid's. Silk Plaids. and all
tininess styles dress voods all at No. 2, Brick Row.
72:r... PS. BLK & STRIPED ALPACCAS, at the
e.J wily lowest possible prices at FOX'S.
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LTARDWARE,• a good assortment, including Iron,
1.1 Steel, Nails, &c. at No. 2, B.R. PDX'S;
10AINT 8 , OILS & DYE-STUFFS, also Matches
by the gross, at No. 2. B. R.
SEALED HALF BUSHELS, on hand and for male
at • aep 15 FOX'S.
1 . 1 7 .1 C NOTICE.
SEVEN TIMES ittfin thirteen months, my wife
Reber:ea Cor l n, forme,4ly Rebecca Daggett, has
left my bed and board, I forbid all percona harboring or
trusting her on my account, after this date.
September 8, 1847. CHARLES CORBIN.
• Cooking and Parlor Stoies.
rum r received - at MONTANVES ¢ C as, a huge
J lot—Moo, PlfE,.and a few second-hand alarms, all
of which will be sold cheap fo. pay. Sept. 7, 1847,
Bradford County Cavalry.
.VOU are commanded to appear properly armed and
.11- equipped, as the law .directs, for military parade
and drill ; on Saturday, the 2(1 day of 'October nett, at
10 o'clock, A. M., at Woodruff's Hotel, in Towanda,
Sept. 8. . WM. TROUT, Captain.
VIDISMINV VICIVA I IMITO I
Nett /Meal in Towanda, of a Splendid Lot or
Beady-made Clothing,
TATHIcte t wilt sell 30 per cent. cheaper than can
V be got at any other place, which an extraordi
nary incident. To all cash buyers, I would say, come
and sea for yourselves. I can be found at all tinter,
three doors north of Bridge-et. My aroottment consists of
Cloaks and Coats, and Vests of all bath; Pants, of
Fancy Vassirnere, Plain Black do. ; Drina
Coats, Over Coats, Sack Coats, tc
Also, a lot of Broad sloths, BlarkiFrench dolii,Antry
Cassinure, fang, Vesting, black satin resting, ttc,
all of which l will -sell very. cheap..
TI• Customer's work still done, and Caning and
Trimming done cheap at L. BACHELER'S
Towanda, Aug. 25, 1847. Clothing atom.
E7IEVY 02.*011006
JUST RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF
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DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
CODFISH,
• MACKEREL,
Ike., which are for side very cheap et B. RlNGS
dwelling house, up four stone steps. . ants
DISSOLUTION.
MEE partnership heretofore existing between the sob..
scribers. under the firm of Vrtkoz * Sage. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The amounts are
in the bands of John W. Wilcox, by whom they will
be settled. persons indebted, are requested to make
immediate payment. J.. W. WILCOX,
August 19, 1847. P. SAGE.
• SPECIAL COURT.
NOTI E is , berebY given that • special court of
common Pleas wilt be held at -Towanda on Mon
day the 28th day of Oct. next, at 2 o'clock, P. by
the Hon. William Jessup, for the trial of the several
causes which have been certified to him • • Hsi of
which May be seen at the Prothonotary's offi ce.
Anguot 29th, 1847. I A, McK,EAN, Prot.
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BOOTS AND sftops
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What ere let absorbers ! luitt•ye!se:
THOWANiS of times the question hie asked,
:Whereon eitthAire all the Boots and Ilittrwa sir
nufactured that supply the continual rush at the corner
of Main and Bridge streets! O'Hara answers that this .
is the place, dud these are the things we do it with !
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Seurnly-elevm newfashioiu
...._ esery two seconds!
- - ----- - -t----...,------ -- Put on the ' Steam!!
.1• , .. - _ -- E:.-,..- : .,-.,....7 - 21 , ----,...,-.. •
Hear ye ! heir ye t and anderstand, that O'Hara, at
the earner of Main and Bridge streets, will sell at retail
this iworka. 39,784..ptiva of Boots. Itthoes and Brogans.
at a less price than ever was or probably row will be of
&red again in Towanda.
The Wien' Department in this estabiishasent is
richly furnished. with fashions. Ladies", misses' and
children'S fancy led common boob and sham even to
the extremity of the latest fashions. Mistake not the
place —Corner of Main end Bridge stinks, the sod,
Shoe Store is Bradford Counq . Ralf cash and half
trade for Butter. H. O'HARA.
Towanda. Jane le, 160.
NO. 3. IN TOWN AGAIN.
FORE subscribes' area little later than usual title
spring witti'their extensive 'lock of merdsaroliss;
but what the good people of Bradford county have lost
by our delay, we will now endeavor roman op to doom
in the quantity, quality and price of our goals.
Weare now on hand with the LARGEST, IBEST
AND CHEA PEST stock of goods in TowandaomlSM
exclusively for cub, and since the groat reduction in
prices. 00r stock consists as usual of •
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hard
ware, Drugs and Mediones.
For further particulars look along through The paper.
We need not sr'' , " Call and examine our Good{,"- for
we know that every body twist. call at No. 3, before
purchasing elsewhere. WM. H. BAUD at CO.
June la, 1847.
LADIES DRESS GOODS
JUST received at No. 3 Brick Row, an extensive
assortment of rich and desirable dries goods of the
latest style, such as griped Tarleton, embroidered mu.
lin, Cherry lustre, M. De Leine. Gingham Lawn,
mourningorgandie, Bal.:ovine Gingham Robes, Ladies
striped dresses, together with all the oew and fashiona
ble fancy goods that could be foundin the city of New
York. and will be sold cheaper than the same goods
can he bought at any otlbe: establishment in the county.
Remember this, and before you purchase stop into
HATS --The largest and best selected assortment of
Summer Hata. consisting of Pantma,English,straw,
Dunstable, Pedal, Manliest, &c., for sale cheap it
BAIRD'S
IrillETS--Florence, Cbina tidbit, Straw and
Lawn Aoonets, all of the latest fashions, at
BAIRD'S.
BOOTS & SHOES—Metes Calf and Morocco boots,
and Congress gaiters, and Ladies shoes of every
description at BAIRD'S.
AINTS & OlLS—Linseed. Lamp end Tanner's
P
Oil—White Lead, dry and ground Venitian Red,
and all kinds of Paints for sale at the cheapest eta. ig
Towanda. BAIRD'S ME 3, H. R.
plSH,—Mackerel d itbad, and Codfish, in great abun
dance at BAlRirs,
GOC E RIES.— rho bed article of Tea Coffee Su-
R ice. Tobacco, die, can he found at BAIRD'S, •
TAR Y GOODt3.—Everything in tae line of Dry Goods
JLI usually kept in this country, or ever wanted for
use, can be found at No. 3. The said goods were pur
chased in New York altar the great rush was over, and
when there was a great depression in the Markets, and
consequently were bought. dumper and shall be odd
cheaper than any dock of goods in Bradford . county.—
This is trueoif we do say,i4oursetves, and if yon don't
believe it, Jost drop in at No. 3, where the children cry
to come! and you will, become convinced that goods
can be sold cheap in Toioanda.
SALT—litio bbts. Salt just received and for sale
atBAIRD'S, N 0.3. B:R.
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FLOU R.-59 sacks or first rate soar just received
and for sale at BAIRD'S, NO. 3, IL R.
No. New At* . al at No. 1, Brick Row !
.4. R. chamberZase,
new meeiviog, and offers for sale at -the DRUG
I DEPOT, No. I, Brick Row. • largreaddition't, his
former stook., eonsistint of every variety of
Groceries, Drags and Illeelieinea. Dye Stark, Paints,
Oils, Perfameri,' Fancy Articles ke.
which will be sold at wholesale or retail, at unusually
low prices. Terms CASH. Towanda, June 16, 11,47.
ROCERT'S, in the country. an be supplied with
k.X all articles in,their line, on the mad reasonable
terms, at jel6 No. I, BRICK ROW.
DICTORI-.L BROTRER JONATHAN, for, the
Fourth of July, at No. 1, BRICK ROW.
I)I.IN,BAR'S. Reeve's, and a splendid artWe Int.
ported CIGAR'S, at No.l. BRICK ROW.
PATENT MEDICINES, every kind now in use,
can be found at the Drug Depot ; Agent for Joyner;
Smith's,• Clickener's, Moffat's, Pain killer, sod various
other medicines. A full and general supply always on
hand jel6 No. 1, BRICK ROW.
OIL t, PERFUMERIES, a splendid article of Hair
Brushes, Thertitometers, and Fancy Ankles. for
side 'at jet. ' Nn. 1, BRIeHMO,W.
D EDLE RR And it ta theb 'advantage to attar&
I. Drug Depot, where they can be supplied with eve•
ry article desired, such as phials. essences. etc., on the
bt:st tetra. je I 6 No, t, BRICK ROW
SODA FOUNTAIN, Jest erected It the Drug Depot,
L 7 to which di/ attention of the publie is Invite& •
iipowitlwak. aaktu COOMt&
THE Subscriber often his new stack of HATS
AND CAPS at the first buikling south of the
Brick Row, where the hat inanotaetory of Mr. Thomas
was formerly kept, Those pho wish to purchase for
Cash, will be accommodated at ady Wooed lerkeire.-
Fur Hats from one to four dollars; Silk Hata from ene
to three dollars; Wool bats from thirty-seven and a half
cents to one dollar; Ceps from eighteen cents to one
dollar—according to quality. HENRY 141111 OUR.
May 27, 1847.
SPRING GOOD .
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13. & M. C. MERCUR base jed received a
• mod wientinent of Gingbaosa, Lawns, Aeration
Shawls, Mowery, Wreaths, &e. dre.,*bieh will be mold
cheaper-than ever. Towanda, May 3, ts 47. -
New Arrival of Goods, by Express!
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XINGSBRRY.
"I_TAS just wed from New itoct, a beautiful ao.
sortme of Lawns, Gingham', "Bonnets, Palm
Leaf Hafts, drc.. ace, which will be sold very cheap.
Also Caps end Parasols and a variety:of other goods.:
Call and see the reduction foam kit wing's prima,
and if you should want any thieg in the way-of New
Goodr. you will be sure to buy. "April 211,1847.
First Arrival of Good's from New York.
Thula* Wawalkerir t
TIS now receiving , * general assrment of Spring and
.1. Bummer Goods, which will be sold cheaper than
goods were ever offered In this plies before. His
friends will find s& thee mount the impost his door that
prices go down. Call and examine for yourselves.
My goods and prices will praise themselves. You will
find a huge and general assortment Of every variety of
Dry Goods, Grecerics, Hardware, Crockery, Chum,
Nails, Iron, Steel, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Boots, abort.
Hats, Caps, Codfish, Meekerel, &c., &c.
My friends and the public generally arerespectfu
invited to di ll and examine my stock, ea l am satis lly fied
I can offer them goods cheaper than at any other Stow.
May 17th, 1847.
BAIRD7I3 NO. 3, B. IL
W M. H. BAIRD & CO
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NEW USN STU r IN
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T. FO=.
TAEEB this isethod of informing everjr person who
smuts to purchase GOOLE, that hobos opened en
entire stoat of NEW GOODS hs No. 2, Brick Row,
formerly occupied by C. & E. Reed, one dear heow
the Past Office, where he would be happy to show any
°whim stock who will favor Wm with a eall ; as be is
deterthined trot to he undersold iry lay one ia thin or any
other Town this aide of New York. My stock is very
cousin kg of
Dry Goods,
Groceries, Vrockery,
Bartheare, Boots 4 - moos, str.
A forge ustortinerif of Dress i;oode,
Suck at &olds and Linen Gingham*, Ctrs
ham Matiins, Prinhvf and Argandir do., Oregon
Pia4dt, asainbenr and Lama doths. Also,
.1 grog mut" of 'mirk, Ertgfisit
- And American dads, Caul- -
infra veatings, C l inton
Cir:th. 'rowed; ma t ,
Summer Stop.
3: 5c. 4 . c• 4 . c•
Dar4il to call, as I will sell for the Ready Rhino,
a little leM than any other live man.
Towinda, June I, 1847.
a l UST
received 11 Chests Fresh Teas, selling from
374 to 73 mate pet lb., warranted good or no sale
FOX'S. NO. 2. B. R.
COME one and all and seethe best and cheapest Su
k-, Coffee and Molainee in town at
kme/. FOX'S, NO. 2. n. R.
BOOTS .g ND SHOES
AFIRST rate lot of Gents hip, seal and coarse boots,
fiaitsnedium and coarse shoes; also Ladies' fine
kid B. H. Ties, Buskins. Gaiters and half Gaiters. and
an endless variety of child's shoes at NO. 28. IL
AFEW Family cams HOMEOPATHIC Meth. eine; with Hemp's% Domestic Physician. Also,
a few Hull's Laurie at FOX'S. NO. Z, B. R.
CROCKERY 4 GLASSWARE, a first rate assort
anent at jet NO. s, B. R.
1 O DOZEN of those cheep Parasols left, which are
sellteg at reduced prical'at NO. 2, B. R.
•
L .
EGHORN and Lawn Bonnets ; also Leghorn, Pear)
braid end Palmlaaf hats, and.a great variety of Caps
at •
--._...--..--._ Jet NO. 2. B. RS
-_-_
THE 'Ladies do say that the lSrgest atiJ prettifst
assortment of Drees Goods, Hibbong, Parasols,
Glosei Hosiery, &c. in town, is to be found at PDX'S.
Calll.and see them, as they are selling from 10 to 25
per cent, cheaper than at any other Store in town at
june I. NO. 2, B. R.
200 P IECES
. Calicoes, th e pretiedi in town, sel
l/ ling from 6 to 15 cents per yea at
NO. 2. B. R. •
CCE
SAVINGS BANK.
• NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.
AT an annual meeting of the directors of the "
wands Savings Bank," C. & E. REED were
elected.in place of G. E. Flynt & whose term
expired May 4st, 1847. It is the intention of the new
Cashiers & Co., to sustain the credit of the institution
by " putting goods low down " to pay up customers.—
We therefore invite our old customers and the public
generally to cull and evamioe our 'mock of Now 000 l
- heap Goods, just received, and convince themselves
of the truth of the old adage, that " Goods have, can,
and shall be sold cheapet at the Savings Bank than at
any other establishment in Towanda. No. 5. B. R.
May 18,1847. C.&. REED.
~~~+~~~~7r7i~ii~i}r~~~.42~t .
FOR BALE, a TIMBER LOT, sittiitted in the tp.
at Burlington, in this county, containing about 167
acres. on which is i good mill site. fer further par
ticulars enquire of J.H. BA YNEB, at Hawley's store,
Franklia. July 7, 1847. 204
IP° IST 71C` 3t" lIIT 4
atailital CPO alakilMEN
RESPECTFULLY informs tile eitirmts of Toiran
and the poiblic generitly that be is prepared to
execute in the neatest style all descriptions of
House. Sign. Coach or Carriage Painting, or
Trimming ; and every variety of Fancy
and Ornamental Painting..
From his long experience and the many specimens of
his productions now in use, be entertains • Battering
hope that by close application to his profession, and
being prompt to order be may secure a suitable share of
public patronage. He may he found at all times at the
Chair Factory of Tamkina & Makinaon, where he will
be on band to attend to the-calls of those who may want
his @emcee. PAPER-HANGING dons on short no
tice, in a superior manner and reasonable terms.
Towanda, July 6, 1847.,
-1 Iy4
ANOTHER ADDITION TO THE
Stock of , Goods in the Savings Bank.
TN consequence of the great rush et the Savings Bank
for Cheap Goods. the proprietor has been induced to
replenish with a splendid nutriment of SPRING &
BUMMER GOODS, which are now opening. and sell
ing at greatly reduced priers. The proprietor. Mt. C.
REED, *dee himself to fully and amply. sustain the
credit of the institution which it his hitherto borne. t.e.
for selling goods cheaper than anfinher establishment
in Bradford at. NlllOllll desirous' of testing this, have
only ip call at No, b, Brick Row, and satisfy themselves.
idly 7. 1847. C. REED.
T AWNS. ORGANDIES, LAWN OINGHAMB,
L
and Light Gingham., have been received at the
Suing. Bank. and are selling twenty.fiere per cent.
cheaper than ever. jy7 C. REED.
1111100T8 & SHOES—A large) and .eshoustleas as.
aortroent of muse and fine boots and shoes, ladies'
NU and half gaiter?, kid ties, buskins, Fiend) kid slip.
pen, children'kekoh and morocco shoes aterflow selling
very low at the Savings Bank, No. b, Brick Row.
DEYNOLLIV CELEBRATED GRAIN CRA
DLES, gni% end Imes scythes, scythe swats,
rakes, end Quinebough whet atones any be found at the
thigrinen Bank, No. h. Brick Row. C. REED.
Proceed, Gesstiessess /
CH AE RUN% 'SODA Pol*4l' is in a perfect
rage. about these days„ just upthere at No. 1, Brick.
Rio*. where you can And Aristocratic Cigars. Gentle.
w wi's Fancy touches, and every thing in our line.at the
Drug Depot, uncommonly cheap, wholesale and retail.
July 7. 1847. A.B.CDAMBERLIN.
TIST OF ,LETTERS remaining in the. Post Mice
AA at Athens, Pa., quarter ending Julie 30, 1743.
Abbott C Mott Alvah
Andrews C. P. _ Mills Jane
Aldrich John C Murray L 8
Arnold 0 McDule John
Brion Nancy Merchant M 0
Brooks Peter Norbory T 8
Buck Joiiph, 2 Malloy Henry
Brown Artemis Palmer John
Bowman A Raymond Elias
.Chapontra C. D' II Hatfield Jame, 2
Caramel H ' Smith C B •
Carrington J Y _ Steward B M
Brake Franck ' Shilp T
Dorphy Liman Snyder Mary A -
Bilden Robert Swartwood lion K
Edwards A Forman Nicholas
Tabroo Jamas . . Tracy E 8
Gardner L A • Wilcox Eliaba
Hyatt Older L D Weaver Jos
Hawkins A West Wm
Hyatt 11 R Mrs. Woolay Wm
Jackson Bogibia • Watkins M.ry
Crock elder 8 Warren Wa
Knickerbocker Adelia York Lavin*
Livinesam L r C. H. HERRICK, P.M.
First lot of New Goods in Towapda.
MONTANYES' & CO, are receiving a largis and
general assortment of *Armand Simmer Goods
which will be disposed of at wholesale or retail at re.
doted pricers. April 20, 1847.
T ADIES can And.a aupesior assortment of DRESS
IaGOODS & CLbAKINUS, at MERCER'S.
fikrellasbi;e,
=CI
ENV' 11131,1 a,
Thomas Elliot & C:' Tomkins,
I TAvelo asseciated themselves together 1p the
IL Mercantile buiMess, hope by dews .applikation
and strict attersuris is basineos, to remit a Stara of put:.
lie patronage. They may aliens be round ready to
attend to any person who wishes amoral:4sm in - their
hoe.
They will occupy the old Wand of Elliott & Meteor,
and as it has just been enlarged aid wade mme spaci
ous and cionvenisnt, customers will find it very plea.
sant to do business in. ELLIOTT & TOM KINS.
May 27, 1847.
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS !!
JUST r e c ei 'ved lux] for sale a spl , ndid assortment 'of
Spring and Hummer Goods, which will be sold as
cheep for Cash mi am be found in Northern Penn's.--
Customers will find it to their advantage to call and ex
amine their stock before purchasing ehre,wbcre.
May 27. ELLIOTT & TO MX INS.
ANY quantity of OINGHA MS. just ter/It-et! and
.
for rale by ELLIOTT TOM KIN'S.
LA WNBof all varieties ; alro-Gingltam Lawn's very
low for cash by - ELLIOTT Isc 71'011K INS.
DOOTS and shees, the largest stock-in town and
11 cheap as um ge bought in the country by E. ik. T.
SHOEkI, Ladies wear of all kivida--rreneh Stalin
Button Gaiters, Pa'. tips. Buskins, kid Ails., Last
ing Gaiters, and a variety of all kinds by E. Az. T.
COTTON Yarn, any quanti,y—also Carpet warp
orbits-and colored by • E. & T.
LOOKLNG GLASSES, of every variety for vale
bi .ie 9 E. & T.
IRON of all kinds, English awl Swides, together with
rolled and hammered; GLASS is cheap .a the
cheapest, and a large stock ofN A l LS, by
. E.dr. T.
OLD Ladle Nail Rods, a very large quantity as cheap
as the cheapest.& a variety eiivreisll iron by E. &-T.
ASPLENDID assortment Parasols of all wises. and
of every variety of Umbrellas by E. & T.
B ------- - -
ONNETS.o good variety Leghorn, Straw, Lawn
and Coburg, cheap as the cheapest by E. &T.
TEGHORN Hata of, all sizes and descriptions, to
-1-4 gether with a good lot of palmleaf by E.,.& T.
A GOOD assortment Of G.rlicoes. .In fart. we have
la. as good an assortment of all kinds of Dress Goods
as you can find in any store in. the country. Also, 1 a
good assortment of Cloths, Cassimerea, and Summer
wear of all kinds and descriptions as cheap for cash as
the cheapest by E. & T.
SHIEETINGS and Shinings, both bleached and on
bleached cheap as the cheapest by F. . & T.
S.ILT: SALT!!
c. -- )On BARRELS Salt for hale at
‘J June 8. MONITANYES' & CO
New Spring and Summer Goods.
N. N. BETTS,
IS now opening.* new and splendid assortment of .
staple and fancy goods at his store, (situate•on Main
street two door , below Bridge street (west side) nearly
opposite Montanye's & Co.) embracing all articles
generally kept in the country, gulch as
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery and Glass
ware, Hardware. Nails. Iron. all the .
varieties of Steel, Glass, Points
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil 4-r.
which he offers to purchasers at unusual low prices for
Cash, Produce, or approved credit. And would
re
spectfully invite all who wish to purchase to cull and
examine has goods and prices before purchasing eAtia.
where, as he is confident he can offer good bargairts.
June 1, 1047.
DRINTB, M. Da bloc,, Ginghams, Lawns, &e.,—
The Ladies will find a beautiful awantment at
June 9. BETTS'.
A GREAT variety of shawls scarfs, parasols. Ladies
and Misses' Bonnets very cheap at BETTS'.
110 p LACK & -BEAVER CLOTHB, black and fancy
1-/ Cassirnents, and,al aorta of Summer mug% a large
assortment, low for cash at. BETTS'.
WEIDOWeapt& WALL PAPER, niceßleicty and
TTS
HARRIS & BLOODS' Grass scythes andscythe
ornatbs ;also Hari& cradle scythes at BETTS'.
_ .
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
• 0. D. Bartlett,
}JAS the pleasure to inform his friends caste.
men soul the public in general, that It' is.just re
ceieing • large and carefully *elected stuck f seasona
ble Goods. which, as heretofore, be is pre red to sell
lower than any BR AGG RT.
Towanda, June 2. -1, k
PAPER
THE largest and most beautiful assortment of Pa
per Hangings ever brought into this place. just
received and for sale cheap at 0. 1). B
NEW DRY GOODS,
Ceseseer .r-afaiss eisid Bridge Stmts.-
- J UST OPENING, at the corner of Main & Bridge
street, a well-selected assortment of new and fat&
ionable DRY COODS, which will be sold annsnally
tow for ready pay. The stock consists in part of
thalnett. flannel, gingham. alpoeca, the•ehespest lot of
prints in town, edgings, iusertings. Swiss sod tam-
brie muslin., Linsey, canton flannel, drilling '
bleached and brown mu4in, (not to be
surpassed) ticking, check. cashmere,
Linton. wool and buck gloves,
cotton hose, suspenders,
German handdrchrs, •
cotton and pongee hdkrs,
'gingham cravats. plaid shawls,
wool wallowers' cotton tapes, patent
thread, sewing •sillt,.ciitititr-Awlia,„piteks
pins, needles, spool cotton: eyes,
- suspender, shirt and metalfiiuttons, with many oth
er articles, usually found in a store, not mentioned.
The public ate invited to call- and examine the stuck
before purchasing elsewhere, as they will be sold cheap
er than at any other establishinent in town.
Towanda, Nov. 11. . .11. MIA RA.
A superior lot irf Lawns, Summer Gingham*, and
A
Monterey plaids, a new article for dresses. Also,
prints of all - patterns, which are selling extremely low
at this " SAVINGS BANK.
BONNETS.
•
AClarge mei :itemise assortment or B
onnet.% eon
siding of Leghorn, Albert Braids, China - pharl.
Straw gimp, English Straw, &c., together with ribbon;
artificrals, }wreaths, &c. to match. are now willing at
reduced prices at the SAVINGS, BANK.
SUMMER BRAWLS beatniful aArortment of
Soap, De, Lain and Brodie Shawls may be found
at the '—
-A , SAVINGS SANK..
PASOLS of every variety a n a pattern. Aldo,
mlrrellas, are now selling extremely low in th e'
ands, May 24, 1847. SAVINGS BANK.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
ATroy hallooed pounds BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
in 60 lb. seeks, a superior article, just reerived'and
for sole by Feb. 22. 0. D. BA RTLETT.
HANES AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS.
JUST teeeinial a law quantity of Fine and Common
time& Alao, Plated and iJapan'd Ramon Trim
aminp at Feb. 211. , MERCUR'S.
Iwo zo fiv.Lualiaramt,
H " just received the largest aesortnient of NEW
GOODB ever brought into Biadford co., which
he offers in exchange for
- CASH,
LUMBEk, or
PROD fl elt
Waterton, May lb. 11347
BARTI.Err will esehenge ieloth or other
Goode for Wool on the beettenneyossible.
Towards, June 1 t 1847.
tgiallNwvosciwuki.
-,,.--
ORPHA ?mania NAL )
Ptimercol of an "del i of the fttrphan's
B ra dg m i thansy,, hrig4 Toltstsda ea
day of May 1047, orlllbs expo's& to NU
itesufue or ornery, on the premises, T
74th liay of , Jkognst nest, as I eclat* P. K.,
ing &scribed lot of land shwaUalbetow.UNl
end bound id as follows t North by land of
rest by lands of James Dewitt, south by la i
Morrison, and west by the highway trading
I , llle to Troy. Containing one hundred,
shams, beteg bond of wirkb Wm. Argot.
of Troy township, ilk , * maned; Terms aside
the dty of sale. CH A RI. ES int
July 26, 16441
18T ()FIJI:UMW drawer for 16e - ptetub
I~
teetiwitren,lB4l.
lEVORlFlgeintir W it
A thsvor—rojer Stefigerp:
Asyletrp--W.H. rratchey
etpringtiel.l--:thiver Gat ed i
t'antool—Jcser WI% 1
fintor-41thre Horfon,Yr-i • .
Top I,ormigfi-: f.aytoll Ilianloh 1
Attletix tp.—Lutl4l Sem*, David draniiter,
liatbartief ?hewer, S. Vlosworth P ,
striithfield—Jonathan Eta& i - .
Durelk—JamesGolti
Wel6-1, L. Atoeishplames dindoti f
Wysoi—Jotmetirens, E. B. Coeiblaugte
Standtng Stone—Uiram Gordon ;
Athena borough—Thomas t. Brooks , ;
Munroo--Abiltdorn goollbrak2l4
Orwell--laaoo Charm, Ira Urevrer
Burfington-Vone Swath, P., 1.1.-Ernef, ff
Ulatera. , Cd'arahl Mifle
•-heshrquin—Darwin Gillet, Jailor/ H •
Granville—R. J.4alding ;
Tg.tiot
Towanda homugh—Datid fY. ustordop
arren--B.B,Chafree, B. Arnold.
SHERIFF'S SA I.E.—By virtue of an
expo., issued out of the court of
of.
county. and to me olireetell, Isltad e
lic sale by publh *entitle or outcry, it the
in Wellaboronsh, on Monday. the 20th da
her nest, at I o'clock, in the afternoon, a pi
of land in Rutland township, contahrinv .
two acres and three-quarters, bounded on
H. Soper, on the west by Thomas Soper
Josephu. Clark. dec'd., on the nooditry W
east by the Bradford county line. with a
improved, a framed house end framed ++ ,
Together with about thirty-two acres ad
in the county of Bradford, and being "part
a farm with the above, wtth eighteen ae
bounded on the north by Wm. Soper, e
Baker. south by John Benson, and west by
Above described; being the Bradford And Tit
Seized and taken in eteention and to
property of James Olivier.
H. - PoTT'Ett,
Sh.rifrat Vellpboro', Aug. 9. 18'0.
Ar El ERE AP?, ary wife, LA "'VIA D 'N,, has Jell
11 my bed and ,board, without any :ust meows of
provocation, this. is hereby to mention any, person &Om
harborint or trusting her on my ateotrel,!ft !will pay
DJ debt; or demands of bet contracting,
Rome, Aug. 2, 1847. DUNAI.
',,STRATED OR STOLEN',
F-"74the enclosore of the subscriber on the night
of the 29th of July, ult.. TWO BAY HORSES
4 years old, with black manes end tails. ' (The without
shoe., end a good natelet, bet of i•robe
ride. The one with shoes, has the of hi fag whilst.,
Wells. Aug. 2, 1847. MARTI FRIES.
l'his VFW, for Bargragns.
DARAPOWSUN SHADES AND'KUMMEH
STIFFS. galling at omit, at FON,'B, •
AT. THE SA KHIOS BANK may be found His
cheapest GR.RJES in town. Airw snicks
of which we will enumerate, via:--A penes 'stick
of black or pouchong tea ; green teas of all Owe and
quantities; old hers, Rio and Looks. , temeadi
powdered and mufti:made sugar; mai es, spasm and
mould candles, lamp and linseed oils, rai ins. fish. ike.
July :I, NO. 5, BR 'K ROW.
AUDITOR'S NOTIC
Samuel Coo'bough to the usen D. F. Bar-
stow. rt. Inthird C. Green. No. 10, Dee. D.
1040. Bradford Common Pleas:
undersigned. having been appai'.ted auditor to
Tdistrikute moneys raised by virtue of execution is.
sued in the above suit, will attend to the dories of bile
T appointment at hit office in T • Borough, en Sal.
urday `the 4th day of Sept. ne at two o'clock in the
afterttoom at which time and lace all means interest
ed are required to present their claims before khri, or be
mbar/0 from coming In upon Mid tend.
July 200847. WILLIAM W ATKINS. Auditor.
- -
-olsgoLtyrioN.
THE' en-Partnership , heretofore existing mule, dm
name of H. KINN EY it CO., at Sheabegain, mat
dissolved by mutual consent on the first day of Juno
last. 'rho Hooka and accounts will be famed at the
old stand open and ready fur settleinent•
H. KINPFEY,
0. D. RATERS%
C. P. wr.t,t,6 lli. .
Shesherptio July 10/1847; N. C. HARRIS,
All persons knowing themselves indebted' tit the ald
firm mud walk up to the Captains, office and not os►ly
settle. but pay; mp or cords will be mode after dray days
grace--no indulgent:les granted.'
Sheshequin July 10 1847. 11. KINNEY & CO.
IFIIIIIIII4O
And any Quantity of New Goods !
THE undersigned have , formed themselves into
partnership at the old stand of U. KINNE Y & CO.
at Sheshequiti under the name of KINNEY & SAT
TERLEE where they may at all dines be &and ready,
to wait on their custtunqs with the good things of life
as cheap as they can be had in BradlOrd County. Hard
cash paid for Lumber all kinds orprodues taken in es
chiu.ge. Any. suantity of butter wanted at the largest
price in exchange for
. goodsAL KINNEY.
t O . H. SATERLEE.
Sheshequin J uly . 10 1147, E. HATE KLE E.
The Soldltt and 'Harness Businets
Tsstill contin
C. T t ITH, seder
by ELKANAH SMITH, .1. CULP
& t. the rim of Elkiuseh
Smith & CO., t tile old stand North *tor the Public
ill be where ill be .kept constantly on hand Best
Plain and Ca Met' Saddles, Plated and .Common
Harness, siCkini sof Trunks, Vallee., and all other
work in their lin
Carriage rimming 4. Military work ,
done to order. • rote their experience and punctuality,
they are in hopes receive a share of public patronage.
Work can be had at their shop as cheap as at any oitt
shop in the tenet of the same quality. May 18, '47 -
UII:II34I.WIMISai
•
r rFIE ecepartnership heretofore existing between dm
suirrcribers is the mercantile businesw woe dissolv•
ed on the tOth day of August inst.. by mutual consent.
Thbae Indebted to dm Arm will make immediate pay
client to E. W. Bairdiend those having dernandsagran
the fitm will parent dm same to him ter settlement.
• • Wst. H. BAIRD,
Aughtt 3a. 1847. i
I shall wait until ths Monday after B elllwobel c °lll4
(*lath will be the 20th Sept. 1847) for payment of
all debts due the aboye film. Debts not then paid. will
be sued, without disetiminstion or favor. Do you on
derstand 1 su3o E. W. BAIRD.
General Scott in the City of Mexico!
Ind another largar.sto4 of Goods PA;st ieceiPed at
MON TA NY ES & CO'S S"I'ORE.
which ham been earthily saetted for fire Fall hide.
THEpnhlie are Wilted to call aid examine their
stock of. Dry Good.. Uroceties„ Hardware and
Crockery, Boots & Hhoea,Hats & Caps, and everything
in the line of staples, suited to the warm" of this region
of country. which have been purchased e x clusively for
Cash, and at the lowest ebb in - the await. We hope
our old (Fiends will lot forget to give us a call, as we
can make can object for them to do so.
Towanda. August Di, 111141.
--
BONNETS,.of ever y Fly le bought cheap fur cash—
also, • lot of PAR. 48,01.8, will be mold at eo4t to
clime the lot, t at No. 5, Brick Bow. C. REEL.,
II
II
Coen of
!the of
=
of Trey ?
' Ward e
• of Wm.
• •• • Grad ,
or thata ,
I .- tate
bantam,
kg;
A. MEIRR
Area of W ter. Koo
. der.V.•
ate► arid
rd: *Ott
. &VW* f
NMI
lakes veld,
• of
otomb.
to onhouse
of %pem.
! or p r areel
• • thirty.
1. e a south
white
Soperal
olives or.stio
thereon.
5, tang, being
rn) ronvel of
1 - hummed,
t by gibeno
!the Isod first
co. line.
sold as the
$. W, BAIRD.