\ The Canal Board.
~i rce of gratification to every citizen
I . who has a regard for the pro
'll foment of the financial affairs of the
r r:: '"!j "it one great abtiso is about being
r :t 'i Iff from tile body politic—we allude to
[■;■!*; ° |]U ; n head of corruption aud extra
r ! the old Canal Board It is true the
Kparty in the Legislature, under the
•MR BUCKALEW, refused to pass a t)ill
1 [ate session for its abolition, asitshoold
The democracy always fight des
" ainstanv diminution of the avenues
r -, e y an( j their policy at all times, is to
■ aher than diminish the number of
II 'jeers. This is only carrying out their
I p ia-tinets j tad oven the
I that the recent action of the Leg-
I red the oflfico of the Canal Com-
I re sinecofe, could not induce Mr
gni ] his politics) Mends to consent
• v, ' ; t | R . o |d Board into retirement, with
" , me 0 f offices, thus saving some twelve
rtgid dollars to the treasury of the com
[ t'i'th But after all is said the old
. ' hut a nominal existence. The act
the transfer of the Canals to the
" vA* Krie Company has deprived it of all
, ,ver the improvements, as they trow
t• 1 'ami what is more to the purpose, pre-
IC. them from receiving any money from the
' rT for the prosecution of repairs. The
'.doners, their engineers and clerks, still
'.'7 bold for their salaries for another
- and then the uext Leislature will cut off
■•milies, and send them to the shades of
;;fe This is one good result, at least,
pad legislation, and should reconcile us
vof the shortcomings of the Session of
."'From the following extract it will be
~r t ed thai while tiny can feather their own
„. ; ?v can no longer enrich their friends
expense of the people, as has been their
_; ce !dr the last twenty years with but a
. terval. The occupation of office bro
aim agents and contractors is gone, and
rale everywhere should rejoice at this
r v consumation :
eonst'tpieuce of the passage of resolu
• V both legislative branches, forbidding the
jnt of any money to theui for the pros
;i of repairs aiid other work. after the
.... vof the bill for the sale of the State
j the Smi'iury and Erie Railroad, the
l/i'aunhsioners have taken umbrage, ahd
..veil notice that tliey will cease to ex
. control over said works—their hands
e.g en.|ibatica!ly tied. The Company to
, the works have been transferred are
i g arrangemeHts for tiie projection and
.etiou of all iv-ces-nry repairs, and for the
H ..;ui operation < f these important im-
K jits. The defeat of the bill for the
■ iof that Canal Board, therefore, will
ffi live of no goei to those whose
H arv interests were thus sought to bccar
■ ;jr; imlMr Buckalew's advocacy of a
H's-itv for the ciiitinu .uce of the Caual
■ . --ioners does not appear to have been
H :mii rated, for a Board of putdic Works
■ <j be able to accomplish but little with
r hands muffled, to keep them out ot the
■iss-Kerran Treaty—Col. Kinney and
the Mormons.
■ According to despatches and letters receiv-
H vGeneral llciran, the New Granadian
■ U'I'IM at the latest dates was engaged
■ - consideration of the new federal consti
■ The Cass-llerrnn treaty had received
H : reading in the £sen ite, and had been
H id to a committee. The general impres
-9 was that it would pass both Houses
m ime the law of the land, perhaps with
H -.1 amendment- for the better understand
H: :'t!ie Tal proyisons, including that for
coal depot, the privilege to occupy which,
H ss thought, should be limited to the ex-
Si 'on of the treaty, when the privilege
■ .he renewed.
■ N'u-v.- j I.hlisl.. s J letter dated Panama,
iff m v,lueii it i- stated that Col. Ivin
■ ■> Wu fir some tim ■ treating with the
■
■ Califor
■ -'■> he received int'.lligence that his pro
■n had heeu favorat.ly received by tbe
■ -ons. ami that Lis information had en
■ ' iam to raised $30,000 in cash and SSO.-
sTc iu merchandise and supplies, with
■ wcompaiiied by twenty followers, be
■ He
■ -ri'iigh Gem-ral Lamar, permission to
I it the country under t lie N iearaguan flag,
I
■- 4 against the fillibu-ters. Failing tc ob
■ privilege, he will hoist the Nicara
hag, amj u . t ]ji s j s under British protec
■ :| ® cxptets no serious opposition from any
■■ .irsfOK thi REVIVALS. —The New York
of ust Thursday says :
he progress of the work of grace iu our
" • 'ii the country at large, continues to
| encouraging. The meetings in this
, e adjoining cities are still attended by
,' "ho manifest an interest as deep as
t: '' on c which we cannot but hope will
■roanent. The entire absence of all un
•vcitemi-nt, from the crv commencement
revival, and the fact, abundantly shown,
p '" r ° ' s no special reliance upon any par
; - human agency, as at former times,
I'' ,e " s 'his hope. If the people of God
-'pteaddy forward iu the discharge of
Ml 1" according to their high profession,
;t in God for the continued outpouring
spirit, the work will not cease. We
' permitted still to record the triumphs
y-grace, as now, in the ingathering of
"I® Bie folds of Christ. Our exchanges
ortland, Boston, Philadelphia, and
'cs speak of the work as still pro
log*
p. m
,' , H '- IrE ix New YORK. —The following
• M r -hune recalls the " Potiphar
t . . " A grand party was given a few
' mice by a wealthy citizen, at which the
- graces of the fashionable young men
* ' irk shone with unusual splemlor.—
' i'l'r room, w here card tables had been
°'d gentlemen, was a large bowl of
t '' nuich, 'the boys' smelt out. They
t ". ' ntl > the room, and got roaring drunk
,P°nch j then invaded the hat room,
i j' u l > all the men's hats, except their
!r mg holes in some, slashing others,
! 4 , j' brims and punching out the
I , u "hl the floor was covered with ruiu
■Sßl7; finally wound up their gen
is7 ' ,havior by cutting the cord of the
and letting the whole of the cx
"bl'er crc-ktry go into the kitchen,
s • uitij countle* pieces.''
J i DOE \Y tLAior. —The House did itself honor
by defeating the Senate bill to abolish Judge
Wilraot's district.
Foremost among those who disgraced them
selves in this movement, stand Buckalew and
Judge Bell, of the Senate, and Calhoun of the
House. Buekalew has some excuse in the
fact that he is a reckless partisan ; but even
be condemned the scheme when it was first
! projected, and yielded his better judgment on
ly at the last. Judge Bell had no excuse.—
He represents a Republican district, and has
been, in his own person, an illustration of po
. litical magnanimity on tbe part of his oppo
nents, for he was once commissioned as Judge
by an opposition Governor. The magnanimi
ty, it proves, was thrown away. Throw not
your pearls before swine, lest they turn again
1 and rend you.
The part which Calhoun took in trying to
j force the bill was utterly disgraceful. There
| was no occasion for such a service from him,
1 and he ought to have had sense enough to
| leave such dirty work to the nnderstrnppers
who had no reputation to lose. His failure,
| after his voluntary debasement, must have
anide hini feel particularly mean ; and if he
; becomes a candidate again this fall, we have
•no doubt that the people will make him feel
still meaner.— Pittsburg Gazette.
I °
! CONVERSION* or AN ACTRESS —Lucy Ham
ilton, twenty years of ago, English by birth,
an actress bv taste, pretty by general conces
sion was " converted'' in Boston last week.—
An early passion for the stage finally brought
her upon it; first in England then in Boston.
Site was going home from the theatre one
night with her sister, also an actress, and while
passing a church was attracted by hearing
some one exhorting iu a loud way ; she went.
in, her sister would not. The next night not
being cost in a play, she visited the church !
, instead of the theatre. She became convinced
| that she was a great sinner, that the thea're '
was a bad place, that it was her duty to aban- 1
don the stage. At length her mind became
:*0 much disturbed, that she left the theatre
aud "sought peace in Christ,'' destroyed her
I stage wardrobe aud e.-chewcd Shakespeare and
Bourciault. During iter remarks she took oc
casion to express an oppiuion that the theatre
was an exceedingly bad place—in fact, no other
than the " gateway to hull." The influence cf
• the theatre -ho felt >urc, was baneful to the
: morals and piety of a people, and none could
attend the one and have the other. She closed
] by*tc.-tilying to the satisfacth n and peace there
is in a religions life. Rev. l)r. Bellows has
not yet replied to Miss Hamilton.
FATAL KFKFI TS .F FOUND. —Great sounds or
I violent concussions of the air, MICII a- those
produced by large cannon or loud thunder,
produce ordinarily most astounding and, in
some instances, overwhelming effects on men
and animals. Brewster relates, that when
1 peace was proclaimed in London in LG'JT, two
troops of horses were dismounted and drawn
in line, in order to lire their volleys. Opposite
the centre of the line was the door of a butch
er's shop, where there was a mastiff dog of
j great courage. This dog was sleeping by the
lire ; but when the first volley was fired, it
iine iiatt-Iy started up. ran into another room,
, and hid itself below the bed. On the firing of
the second volley the dog rose, ran several
: times about the room, trembling violently, ati !
i apparently in great agony. When the third
i volley was fired, the dog ran about once or
twice with great violence, and instantly tell
down dead, throwing up blood from its mouth
iand nose
AN UNVOI'.ND HICKORY* BUSH.— Mr. Cox of
I Ohio, who had just joined the Lccoiuptunites,
j" for the sake of ti United Democracy, to
1 which he owed all he had," is the same mail
who, a short time since, declared that " the
President might as well attempt to root out all
the hickories from the wo.-teru woods as to
i drive the Anti-Lecoinptonite.s out of the Dem
ocratic party." lie has proved the truth of
I his remark by rendering himself unworthy of
j the distinction of being read out of the party.
I It does not take much of a gale to upset a
i whole forest of rotten hickories.
IM F.NDtARtsM. —The house of EP.ASTDS EV-
I AXS, Esq., on Paige street, was set on fire at
! about 12 o'clock fast night, by placing u bun
dle- of rags, saturated with canipliene, against
' the wall, at the back stoop, and applying fire
,to it. A colored servant woman discovering
the light, aroused the family, and though the
! blaze had penetrated through the crevices ol
! the door, the progress of the fire was arrested
' without raising any alarm.
There are some circumstances connected
with this attempt at incendiarism which may
lead to the detection of the guilty party. : —
( he ego Gazette.
" A borrowed horse and your own purse
| make short miles," is a Danish rendering of a
rather uuiver.M.l practice.
m
On the evening of April 2i)th, at the residence of tie
j bride'* by Kev. H. tV. Burne*. Mr. A\BO V
STEELE, of Apalachin, and Miss ANN S. CAM I'. • f
i Uwege township.
DX ED.
On Friday niorninsr. April nth. at the residence of W in.
Mair;aril, Miss S. A. MARSH, in the 21th year of her
|
She wis afflicted with a but fatal disease.—
; Her father, who resides in "Susquehanna County, I'a..
was informed that -he was more severely atta ked, and
' that she could not live long ; lie came with hurried steps,
but she was dead ! it was a sudden sh >ck to the bereav
ed parent. He has now lost a companion and six chil
dren. She was taken to Susquehanna Co., and buried by
the side of those 1 n*ed ones who had gone he lore, lly
| the request of her friends and connections who reside in
| this vicinity, a funeral was held on tiie occasion, on South
Hill, where she had previously taught school; also one
at Herrickville; discourses by Elder W. Lathrop.
The deceased was a respectable, intelligent lady ; she
was a welcomed friend and associate with ail with whom
! .-he was acquainted. Tiie disappointment aud loss of
| her society is deeply felt by all. We have reason to be
lieve that she is one of that number whose names are
written in the Lamb's Book of Life. She (Tied, having
j her work done, aud well done—feeling the Messed asso-
I ranee of being one of that happy number of whom onr
' our Savior said, " Blessed and li Hy are they that have
part in the first resurrection." Just before she expired,
1 she said to those that were standing by her bed-ide, " I
see the New Jerusalem said one, " What is it that you
I see?" she replied, " That house not made with hands."
! It was about eight o'clock in the morning when she fell
i asleep in Jesus.
" So calmly Christians sink away,
Descending to the tomb."
| While wc reflect upon the scene, and the deep emotion
ot our hearts are manifest by the I'alLiug of a tear, we fuel
■ to say,
" Pi-ter, thou wa-t miid and lovely,
Gentle as tbe summer breeze.
Pleasant a- the air of evening,
YVli, u it floats am-'Mi, 'he lico. ■'
j Xcro
Wotico to the Public.
CHANGED HANDS!
r pilE subscriber wishes to inform the public
-l- th.it he ha* leased the llutel in Ea.-t Hmithfn ld, foi -
uierly occupied by J. A.KINGSLEY, where he will be found
ready at a i times to wait upon ull who inav favor him
with a call.
lUS r.vni.E will at .ill time, be -applied with all the
| doiicaciea ot the sewm, together with the more subftan-
I lul i.ire ; aud no pa;;;- will It .spared to make this 1. use
I a comfortable huuie for traveller-, and boaider*.
He would also state that his STABLE ACCOMMODA
TIONS are -o aiTauped, that the bcu-t as weH as ti." ninu
snail be amply provided for- and the traveller, while en
joying the comforts of the house, can rest assured that
hi. hor.se is enjoying the same blessing in his well-fur
nished barn.
fly strict attention to business and the comfort of his
patrons, th subscriber hopes to merit and receive a fair
portion of public patronage.
_E.i t Siuithfleld. May l', l-.3s'. M. It. BOSS.
ARE YOU INSURED?
Susqnehanna Mutual Insurance Co.,
TO WANDA, BR.VDFOUD CO UNIT, PA.
i fllHlS Compariy insures against loss or dam-
J age by Fir.-. Dwelijng hou.-es, Furniture VVarthou
sca. Stores and IMerf Candtze, kc., on tiie tnost reasonable
terms.
ninncTons.
; 11. W. TRACY", Ai.f.EN M'KKAN,
JOHN' F. LONG, GUY THAI V,
EZRA HOL'. OMii, JOB KIUBV,
JUSTUS LEWIS, DVNfI.L 11AU.EV,
i IS AAC MVEB, WVI. KINDS! EY,
PRECEPTOR FORBES, JOSEPH POWELL.
H. W. TRACY", President.
Af.t.EN M'KE W. Vice President : JUDSON IIOL-
IfCOMß,SecilMj ; LAPORTB, MASON ft t .. Treat.
I CULTIVATOR TEETII, tor sale I y
l May t. IM. H. S. IfEBCCR.
' 1 Ii I TARI'S uioro of those 1.1 Prints :
' " al-o. pjd.'z. more of those Cd Linen ILiad
kerchiefs, just received at
May 4.1358. MEBCUITS.
HOOPS. —Just received by e\-pres. anoth
er l>t of tuo-a: doubh- extensi m Steel H -.p Sk rts
| at May 4, ISSS. MEttCUK'S.
(HIE A P Embroider'd Curtain .Muslins, now
J opening at May i, ls >-. MBBCUB'S.
NATS. —A large assortment of Men's and
. Boy's Wool, Fur, Leghorn, Palm Colored and
| White Straw ti it- at May 1. W.s. MERC UK'S
c; no c E R I EBJ
J. PICKERING,
No. 12, Lake St. Elmira, 11 V,
WHOLES \LE DEALER IN
Groceries ami Provisions !
[ lilwh and Green Te ts.
Green, anil ground Vu/fecs.
Supers, Sprups and .1 {classes.
Hour, I'or.'c, Salt,
l is/i, Lard, /Jnlter, Cheese, j
Fruits, Xitls, Cigars,
tII.OSE BCVEIfcj in .-arch of Good Roods at the VH
/RV LOWEST CASH i'UiCES. will tiuJ it to their ,
! advantage to ex amine my fre-h and d'-iir.ihle ?t"ck I .e- |
! fore purchasing elsewhere, as i ohall endeavor to sell goods \
| us low a., they can be bought of New York Jobbers, whk h
i will make from five to tea percent Iu favor of the pur-
I chaser. J. P., No. I>, Lake street.
I P. S. -Co ids well bought are huif s id.
May i. 1858.
/ HYI "i'l O.N.—The public are herein* cau
i \J tioned against piircha.-ing a note given by the -ub- j
scriber to Win. Dorra m. or b< ir. r, dated A aril In, S.s, '
| for payable at Josiah White's house, in Litchfteid, i
on t! <1 st April, I■>..>. as the sa dit 'l" w lra idulent
!v o'. t lined, ancl 1 shali not pay the sann unless oiunell
. .1 by law. \VM. P. ARNOLD.
Warren, May I,I*SK.
Arrangements for 1858 !
AT M. E. SOLOMON'S CLOTHING STORE.
A f E. SOLOMON has ju.-t received the in-st exten
.' I . sive and eiegaat a--, ltinent of
Spring and Summer Clcthing*
| everolltred in tl. s market, which was iiouglit for CASH
j and will ire - dd at prices which cannot be eipiallcU cl-c
--wliere.
Per-ons desirous of purchasing any article of Clothing ,
| are requested to five him a call, as he pledges himself
j that 110 person anxious t .; shall go av.ay without be
-1 ing satisfied..
£■ - \ g d, ass rtincnt of tlenllvmen'o FURNISHING
! GOODS will tie kept on hand.
Towanda, .\|>ril 20. D.D,
"COLOUR ! FLOUR ! - A first rate article
1 (! Western Floor, may be at SOI.OMO :*< in M. r
ir's Block, lower than can he purchased in this vicini
" April 20,1858. M. E. SOLOMON.
WARD HOUSE,
TOWANDA, PA.
UWEA/EV A HOLMES respectfully iu
form the public, that having least 1 tin- Ward House
for a term of years, and thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished the -amc. they invite the patronage of travel
lers and others, with every confidence that their facili
ties are su h as to enable them to render satisfaction.—
They as-ure the |iulili • that no eflTrt shail be "pared to
maintain for tiie Ward House the high reputation it ha"
so long enjoyed ; to effect which the personal wants of
their guests will be carefuliy attended to. while every
facility the market aff rds ill be appr .printed to make
tiie Tablcali that could i,c desired.
We shall pay particular attenti n to the ncoonmod I
tion of Jurnrs and witnesses attending Court: who will
he hoarded at the low |,; eof ( '!J cents per day.
Uc~ The Bar is we!! -t >-ki d with an excellent a -ort
ment of I.IQU' iRS. We also oft'er to the public a large
assortment of l.i i iors, l y the ip.-.u't, gallon or barrel, • !
a quality not to be ex i 'led, and at prices as low if nut
lower than can be obtained in the cities.
Reading, Flmira and Binghamton Ale. by the quart,
gallon or barrel.
Towanda, April 27.1858.
WANTEI >.
rj U lj | Bushelcs of Oats for which we will
; r /* Ft Ft f j,,iy ,-a-li on delivery.
Towanda. April 2f, ls.">S. BAII.EV A NEYiNS.
FOR SALE.
t IiORSE, HARNESS ANI) CARRIAGE. Inquire
f\ it th" Presbyterian Parsonage, in this B .rough, of
Towanda. April
IWM. A. ROCKWELL,
Having j rat returned from tiie City, is now receiving a
splendid a sortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
To which he invites particular attention. Being fully
determined not to be outdone either in
CHEAPNESS OR EXCELLENCE
of articles offered for -ale, and having had sufficient ex
perience in his business to warrant him in saying that he
' can oiler very great indm cments to custonn is.
TO TITS LADIES
lie offer* the very smallest Bonnets and the very largest
Hoop Skirts ; also, those of a medium size. A most ele
gant lot of Plaid, Black aud Brocaded dresa Bilks.
Lawns, Rurege", Cimllies, DeLaines, Brilliants and
White Goods as usual <>f the best kinds, and the cheapest
and best lot of PRINTS ever offered in this town!—lf
you don't believe it, come and se*e. Our slock of
GIIOCK R I E S
has as usual been selected with great care, and cannot
fail to give satisfaction both its to prices and qualities.
If /on want the worth of your money, go to No. 2, Pat
ton's Block. Many thanks for past favors, we hope to
merit our share of patronage.
Towand i, Ajiril 27. ls.V". WM. \. B'D'KWELL.
SHAWLS. —A great variety may fie found
at WM. A. ROCKWELL'S.
April 21,1858.
LS, Lnce?, Edgings, Insertings, AYiti
dow Drape rite and Embroideries of ail kinds.
April 21. 1 WM. A. ROCKWILL.
I>IBBOXS, Flowers and Head-dresses, at
i April 21. 1 feß. WM. A. B(|( KWFI.I.'b'.
I AYA COFFEE. —A choice lot of prime,
el for >:,:e by W*. A. WM KWELL.
riTl >" WAKE. A complete assoitHQeat may
; J lie lound at rm 'tore "I
\prii;i. D.is. WM A. B-XKWF.IT,. I
iUerrl;rtaimi\ St.
COAX. OIL LIGHT ! !
/"IALL and see seme beautiful patterns of Lain; for
V burning KKUQSEXK VXD BRF.CKEX RIDGE OIL
—distilled from Coal and not explosive; cheaper thin •
any Hght yet dlscdvered. Both Oil and Limns, with,
Wicks and Shades, furnished verv i heap at
DR. U. t:. PQItTLU'S blil'U STuUK.
April Si.l&g: _
New Spring and Summer'
GOODS.
US. MKHf'DR has just received a good assortment
. of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Groceries, Hardware, Harness and Carriage \
Trimmings, Crockery and Glass H are,
Boots i}- Shoes, Hats dp Cays, Paints,
Oils, Wooden Ware, s•£., Sc.
Many of which articles will be sold for cash at lov. tr,
priei - than were ever before ottered in liradded County.
Towanda, April 20, lS.ak. " j
! A PIES Skeletou Lattice extension steel
J 11<mp Skirts at MF.iiCt R ! 8 sloß|. j
I > KI\!'KEX I!IPGK Illuminating Oil and I
_L> Latnpef rsale by I.'.S. 'li'.xTß.
&OIVXE VEHIT CHEAP CIO ODE. '
J A DIES Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs at 0 icents '
J each, White C ttan Hose at t> ; cents per pair.
Handsome Lawns at C. 4 cents per yard, and the bust 0 j .
cent Calicoes in the State, will ho luundat the Store of
_To,v:iiida. A: 1. li. S. Ml lit Uii.
1) IRI) CAGES ot' all description, Hemp and :
-J ('..nary seeds, Birds be t-. Cuttle Lone uiid other j
Bird flxen's at Xo. 2 i'attous Lick.
A ■* -1 21. jggft. VVM. A. ROCKWELL.
V LARGE assr rtment of Ladies Fancy)
Bushel.-, Children* Wiliuw ...id Umpire Cabs, ,
Ac., at so. 2 Patterns Block.
April2l,lßsß. Q WM. A. Roi'KWKLL.
VX' extensive variety ot (' ockery, Glass,
Ycrtow Ware, Fluid, lamp vvi. king Ac., at Xo. I 1
| l'attons Blwk-.
April 111,1888. WM, A. ROCKWELL. j
I / CARPETING.—Fine Ingrain, Venitian,
j v . Hemp and Uu-h Carpeting, Mats, Rugs Ac., at Xo. .
| 2, ration-. Block,
j ApyilZl. 1858 WM-A. ROCKWELL. 1
r |HIE cheapest and general variety of Roots
I- ami shoes ever offered iu Tovraiidu, at Xo. 2 Pat
tons Block
April 21,18*8. WM. A. BOCK WELL, j
i/WUTT. — I Mint-, Raisins, dried Berries,
(•: ; V.A.C, at X. 2 B! k.
April 21. 1 Mf. A. B(>( i\KI.L.
I LLIX'OIS Timotln Seed and Ohio Glover
JL SC'tl a<*l sal ilt i , i'ulioiis i>♦ ck.
April 20, iHo I. WM. ROCKWELL.
M ACKINAW TROUT. Mack i.:. Codiish,'
. for ale at Xo. 2, Pattens Mock,
j April 20, lass. W*. ROCKWELL.
Spring and Summer Millinery,
j ~ ] X)U 1858,
BY A. T. MARSH & CO.
lifo, 5, Union SHock,
KI.MI KA , X. V.
I fl \VIX<". made exlensh i arrangements r.nd improve
-1 1 incuts in our MILLIXERY DLPAK ; MCM .wt now
' eordiallv ;• vite all to 1V -. >:• n- with a cull he! we pur has- J
ing SPRING or SUMMER MfLI.IXKBY, lc-eling cuiifi- ;
i dent we can uiake it to the advantage of ail.
OCR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
, Will be full and complete, with every thing in the line i f
1 Millinery ; such us Straw Bonnets. Bloomers, Flats and
Gypsiettes of all kinds and styles lui Ladies' or Mi-scs' |
j wear, by tlie dozen urease.
I line lit- and Flow er- by the box. Ribbon.-, by the pic
'or cartoon, blonds, edging, footings and Straw llraid-l>y j
i the dozen or piece. Bonnet Frames, Crowns and Blocks ■
by the do/eti. Reeds and covered bones by the ti..
: Band boxes by the ne-t or gro>-. l'ouliiuis, Crapes.
I.is-es, Crown Linings jiid Cape .\,-tt- by tie piece, and
in iact everything required .n the- Millinery line iu the
gi at< • abundance and at the very lowest Cirv WiiotK
' Mt.K Ib.ICKS.
OCR RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Will embrace a lull and niplete assortment ol all of
the a!>ve inent ioned articles at pries to suit the times..
All boom Is bought . 1 tin -tore will be trimmed free of i
, i liargi in tie 1 latest -lyie and be-t manner. G.. 4s bought;
'o pai i:> -.! om out of t iwn, vul be packed and deliver
' ed t i the stn 'c or cars free of expense.
A. T. MARSH A CO.,
i \"n. .1. Union Block. Eimiiki. N. V.
: People of Driuli'iml County
FX' particular, and readers of the Reporter
j X i:i tn .total.
MARSH A CO.. i F ELM IRA, X. Y. send cr- Hues
to you md your-, ind desire to iulo>m one a. i all that j
I they can and vvi.l lit ike it greatly to yur lid int.,." t
! pureli.i-e i ~ ry thin, y ot want in tin since ol I K i j
| GOODS. FANC'i GOODS and MII.I.IXF.RY. either!
i whole ale or n tail of them at Xo ,j. I'nionßlock, in tin- j
i aforesaid viii.tge of Elmica. X, V.
Tin ir ,'aeilitii - are certainly tnisur pa-- 1 1 ; a-one rnein- •
i her of the tirm is on the spot all the while, consulting
j the i t.-i s and want -of thciri.umrr ms customers, whilst ;
i aaotlier of the firm is d lily i.: the auction moras and ini- |
porting house- in New Y- rk ( ty, securing the newest .'
i and most ile.-irabie goods at the very lowe t rates, (as 1
; they buy exclusively for cash) and a- they oeil for cash i
j only they have no lns-ts to malm up, and con-erjuenliy I
| can and do sell so cheap as to deft conipetition. Time j
| and space preclude the possibility of mentioning half or >
ipu.i:'er ol the many induccnteig- which art oheredtali t
to trade at their popular establishment, and the XF.W !
AOVKKI I-CMKNTS wul from week to wc k give but a limit
| ed idea ol the m..!iV advantage- to be deriv- .1 bv calling
ou ' A. T. M ARSH & CO.,
No. 5. I'nion Block, 1 iinira.X. Y. i
F. S. F r further particulai -, -ee X vv Advertisements,
j ask those who have called, and go see for y mrsetvos. j
-Mow 3"ust IZear what IVZarsh has been
and gene and done-
I 1 >T -V.'.-iA to N< A York on Monday night,
, i XI -L.-u Ft lot- of X'-w Gooi' - of the \ :y lati * and '
i 11M-t i> -iral !e st.'es. a few of vvhi,'h will be it:- nti tied I
| iu our new advertisements, 1,,:t most of which must be !
-ecu in order to be appreciated.
r,d—V.Y iau id our stock -hall he more extensive thau .
ev r, aud last, though not !ca-t. we shall
SEI.I. FOR < \SII OX! V !
and as cheap as we can afford to and pay our d. rl.s
enough to keep them hone.-t. We would fn-t say that :
•>ur l icilitics continue to be such that we w ill b. enabled ;
to oiii r cxtta iuduuctiMiiits to all to b; v Dt v Goods of
M A R-11 A Cn..
Xo. I uioii B1 '-eh. Liiuira.
Wo've got 'om !
r PHOSK PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS, with seif-ad-
L ju-tahle bustles, made bv Douglas ,V Sherwood. N< w
fork City, are emphatically the Test thing ever got up i
in the shape of Skirts. To*be h.ol onlv of
M\RSH & CO., Union Btodt
TO 11 SAT.-13.
I SI'!,EX DID NEW 0 OCTAVE \[ ill.O DEO X. will la
I sold for $! 1M), which is $;:() le— than the regular price.
I Also, 1 second-hand do., lieen used but little; regal: r
j price $7 ), will tie sob| for ?'>d. bv
A. T. M ARSH A- CO.,ft I'nion Block.
i Vf ORE of tliose Fancy Head Dress Pins
| u.*! at MARSH .V < >. !
| NEW piecessplci.did Bluek FTPS* SILKS
If) atoß, Ss and 10s a yard at M ABSH &' OU
]OTS of Isinen Tapes in all widths ; also, i
0 extra wide twilled Cotton Tape-.
MJkRRH k CO. j
F)EEDS ! Plain Brass Hoops ; Sj> : r:i 1 do ;
.i 1 patent covered Steel Hoops—lots and Ft- of 'cm
| jaat received. ,M VLsll j GO.
Smbrcidcrics.
IJIIKiIXGS, In-crtings, Bauds. Collars. Blccvi's am!
a Setts of the newest styles ju-t opened.
MARSH k CO.
TXTLNDOWi DRAPFRV, both in Mt^lin
f and Lace, of splendid styles. \RSII k C"0.
I)LAIX' all wool DeLaines of every color
and iiest grades for only lisa yard usually sol 1 for j
I- : also Figured ones same price : also a splendid as- 1
i sortrnent of the newest Pe sian Figured DeLaines lor on- I
!y 1-bd a yard ju-t opened. MARSH k CO. '
rpUE lattfti style of HATS and CAPS, at
X M uvh b>,Ts>*._ MO XT AX YES.
isosr.
OX" Tuesday, March 23, heftvopn this place
and Brown town, a Bl A< K I'CRTMOXir . with
I aboui -evepty tiw cents hn ilvci and adtai, oae si |ft,
?I°, iud >27.
I Mar h '.l r c '.. .1 A<""K XIM \ V
flliACcl'dncoßS.
K. T. POX
IS NOW RECEIVING u Inrpe stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES, which are off red for ' le r.i
1 as low prices as tl e same quuEty <>! Good- cun be bought .
j anyurhert; lib- sjtle of t!\e City oV New York.
i TEAS, for .-.tic at
I X WHBb 25, 1 .' s. F') A -
UO.MMONY, S.VMi*, Wl.i.it-Gr'-, O.t
. meal. Toploco, Rice Flour, Mmccaroni, Yernticiflt),
Corn starch and Farina, for salo at
Mr.r. h 2"), 1-Ak. VOX'S.
• X MT -fT'ARD, ground and wlide, at
I Mr -' " 2 "'• I'''' ls - FOX'S.
1 yORGESTEUAH IKE S A FOE. Brpj^
T f Sauce. T-u.ato Cat'hup, Pi ..les. Sat lines. \•.
1 M.ir-'i Ti. pis. F'tK'-L
WHITE CRANBERRY BEANS for
I T V seed : Ike Le-t Field Lean iu the couirtrv. at
j March 2',, i PftPS
M APLE SUGAR—Any quantity f~>r nh'. !
DRIED BLACKBERRIES, Rasper
ries and Ai p'.es. at
March 2d. lV,i. _ 1 )X'B.
, TjfORE FRENCH DIMITY, ror ired bv
: ill MARSg k CO.*
LkLACK BROAD GLOTIII in every
I gredefrom 22 to ?• a yhrd at MAksfl A CO. j
Tcint
Agricultural tV Juiiciion Iron Works, |
~ AT ATHENS, LRADFORD CO., PEN!*.,
I7SILSS, -JIIOL-D co. Co., Proprietors.
f pJiK subscrii>er w<c!d reaj eetfui y inform his friendf j
t uiid cu.-tcnier<. and the public geueiaßy, thut he ha
j formed a co-; trtnersliip with Mr. JOHN p. BIOOD, of Al- i
: iiuny. N. 1 . (who lias tor -everal yr-ir- lo?en .Supi-riiiten- !
j dent of Messrs. Emery Brothers' Agr ; ultural Works,) i
land with Mr. Smuu. N. BLOOB, ol Worcc ter. Ma--.. I
■ (Machinist and Tool Builder, and l. te Superintendent ol j
: the American Hoop Machine Company of Fitchburg, '
\l. .. mlcr the liria lieui eof WEt LL-. BI.OGD At'■ ; j
! and th : we have '• a-cd lor ;■ term of yi ar- the< sU-udi e j
■ and welf known Iron Works, of Messrs. Shiptnan A .
j Welles, at this pho , and united the Tioga i'oiut Agri
. ulli :tl Work- with the -atir , f.r the isnnutucture ol
1 Agri>:u!turnl Machines, Implements, Ac., among which
jv. ill > Knieiy's l'tidh— Chain lh itoad llor.-e Powers,
t Threshers and Cleaners, Tim -her- and Separators, f'or
{ table Circul:: 2 .■! Cms- nt Law Mil's,' ;<L-r Mills. D"g
• Powers. Cl">er Ilullc!-. I'Vt 1 Cutter--. I' tnning Mills,
1 I'low-t, Harrows. Cultivators.shiugk Machines. Kitty's
; M overs aud Reaper-. Ac., o"'tin tuo-.i improvednatU-rns
! ami ' on-t: .■ tioii. We are prepared t • d . all Kind- of
Machinery Casting aud Le; .'trii g, at; i nave tor --.. Ie a ,
■ large stock of Hi"-! chin- -ti aai Engii • s. Machinery and |
i a-tings, in uul.u-ttired by and beloitging to Messrs. j
| shipman A V- tiles.
B 'li of the Messrs. Blootiare -killful and experienced j
■ practical mechanics. Our Machinery will neui ly ifi be
| new and n ;h ti • lute.-t impiovcim r.t. and with en
j courageraeataibrded by thsipatroaitgi of ittweraiag
i public, we eximvt i-> have tl.c repntuti nof ti • g first
! ■■la— work and making the best Aghcsllorel Machines
| in use. it. Ai. V i.LLL.-s.
Athens, .Lunacy, 1-1-.
I T>> Ri F\u.\i..:s AND MILL OWMKS :
Our j -t in..ivi,i ,d e.vj • riom e in ihe n: ■ if. ■ tare,
■..lt ami ii.se ol k.iKural Mm liines .r.-l ltoplt i.a M .
and No in pe. M blue an 1 Sic. .i Work. v. Ith our
j excellent facilities, afforded by Machinery, priaeipnily of
our own con. irt.t ti u, with tlie very 1 iti"-t and ! est '.m
--i pr.vt i fiit-. ..nil also for procuring the very 1. -t uuti
i rials and stock of all kinds at cheap ratea, wLI enable u
!to iiMnu..fl.ire better machinery, at same price.-, than
• L...i "I ot! i lino ,laet :< r . and a!-o con i'ftc v.tiitlie
worl t in prices and tjuality anil material an.l workman
ship of all Lind- of Apr! ultural luiplimebts, and in al!
I kinds of Casting and dub Work.
We shall pay e-pei ial attention to the tiiautif.. tore of
the very best of Plows mid Plow Caetings. We intend to
I i .ke i a-.tiny. lor all the leading plows in iiso in our vi
cinity, and -hall take . rcat car to -c only the best nia
j tcikii. Our plow is from tiic !wst fad ni -t cele
; brated eastern mannfat t try. W invite all interested in
i " h >nie nuuufu turc.s call end si c ... i v.t rk j .
V, hI.LES, BLOOD A CO.
!!. M. '■'<Ta I.KS,
! I. P. Bl.' HI),
SO i /K I, F: A r r I I I: n.
\ LARGE hi I'PLY.
- V V T VEIt V LO W PRIC FS. I
1 ANo, Upper Leather, FN n li and Ameri an ( ill' Skins.
Kip Si at- ;i larg" assortment f Morocco, Linings, f iau- i
nig-, and other g. .Is .-citable for the season.
t- ; i, SCO'2S cd. STiika
1 % j '-f our own in ucifacfure, < ■ n-t.uitlv on. hnml.
i mil made to order, all ot which wv .• rat re
t'--—. dueed prices. HUMPH REV A* IVICKHAM.
Towanda, Janntry 5, i
m DR. J. MACKINT( ;S! 1, 1)E V
Tl> */'. will b. t'oiutd at his old quarters in
; J Rati jus hi.M k, a - eel. re, j tnn, cmtly. j
IVis!is from a iliMtunco will ]le;i>e stud word ticfov*-
busiii"- - lui< iK i c>nif as flourishing* as loriiiui
j I , "l i t mo.-t \j : ilinjr kind ci wiirrauUc will ho* givk-n, h
re< * ircil, for L: ">d iciiabli woik.
I. vm [n,Mai h i. i'JOHX MACKINTOSH.
,\R <)A R R A NY E B
i Are now receiving their Spring ant! Summer -lock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
; sQnts& fjjers, IJjnr•/iailiHijs Irr.t!;rr,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, ACL
i T Vhich will he sold ot Greatly Reduced Prices.
Cor. Public S.psare and Main st.
J.B, MONIANVt,} TnWAXDA. jj. n. iioVT vsvr, JI;
1.. 1). MONTAN VK, \ April 12, INIS. (F. D. MO.NTANTK. I
NEW SPRING GOODS
LOW PRICES ND PROMPT PAY,!
THE ORDER 07 3?HE SAY !
| JOSEPH POWELL
IS notv recvn'iig a lur-ro stock of SPivINC
. GOODS, ci.miiri-img everything that U new an.l .!<•
i sirable, which wiii U* si.tn s u- ,ai. at pri ca lav ie-- than
at any other eeU> iiaiuueut iu the ci Ujill > ,
FOR OASII ONLY!
' Bclievii g that 1 .m? credits and the aburc of the credit
! system generally, have ' en the cause "t the groat com
j i, LEU ial revuk'4 MI which has brought ?..• whale country to
1 the verge l i .mkrcptcy, ami that i contiuuaiice of thc-e
1 eau-et, must in n still greater degree produce ilie oiw
! lesnlts: aud believin that it is fir better for both the
I merchant a d lri- eu-'tonjer, that t!ic evil -h uihl now he
: <■ irrectcd, I take this method of announcing to my cus
tomers and the public that my business will hereafter
tie conducted strictly open the ready pay system, and
-hall endeavor to niiike i! an object t • those wishing to
buy goods for (' VSll. to favor me with their patronage.
Tewaada. March 23, ls.',s. JOSEPH POWfiLL.
M ! rsic ! M ITSIC !
A TTKNTION it c:i!l< (3 to the fact that
i Jr\ S. W. itOG! RS is now pn town, ar.-l off. i his er-
I v: I- to those wishing it, in tuning Pianos, re; i .bl
and tuning Melodeons, .Vc. Ha can also fiiruish th*
! above lu.-lruruents ebcap as the clicapc-t. Ail in.-.lru
ii.cuts fully tvairanted. Call-: from the omntry proinpt
| ly attended to.
His partner, LEVI WELLS, in Tuscaronv, can also bo
: called ■ n rr. any of t!.-■ above (topirtTuents.
! Townulla Feb. 0,1 .">■•-.
SHOEMAKKKS tan find evcrythini; in
their line of busT.ess, at
March 10, W:>B. MOXTANYES.
CilX). 11. !}['NTI\G.
I I y I-:SPE< 1 FI'LLY informs his forfrwr customers ;d
t i the public gem-rally . at lie ha- i - moved hrs
SAILOII'S SSIOP,
!To one door south of Tracy A Moore s -to- aud imnic
| diaiely opposite D. Hall's S f "vc and Tin S! u-t Main -t.
I H-* ilniteis himself tlint from his long * \p* rieuce in hu
i sine--lie will lie ahlc to pica-call who may favor him
1 with their t n-totn. Owing to the lose pre**nre in t!.e tuo
i iicy market, he will make ('oats from ?2 sft to < > sueifh
! and other work in proportion for HEADY P \Y.
Country Produce in payment, will not be rrfii-ed i
; efferrd. ' " Towanda, March 20, lsi*.
STONE \YA GE—A great varietTon band
April 21. l- .s. WM. ,\. ROCKWELL'S
UATS AND (ATS—-A large assort men 4 .
WM. \. on K'-vLLL.
f PHE usual a-sorlnu'lU of Hardwtirr, X'niU
I and* •Crust WM \ ro<K\r.fL>.
I 4 u iffl!?!;
014P HANS' COL'[IT SALK.—ISv virtu*
of an order of the <rp:.t.'iC >ai t >f Bradford (.'...
i w il i.f 'd in public • nb.. 'hi fhe p-rmi o. on
: TUCKS''AY. the I tii dv o! JINi". l-sji. ;it i i>: <-k.
I*. M., tftf to!!otrtt.tr rt."scribed projx r l y. (ate the etle
of Doom I Km •. d..
A'.! Ih .! t 10l l itiil -itnaf" in t■ •v.:iUp f R one.
, it; 4aid • '■itnly. bntnidcdT'iil described a* ffd!"tv--. viz
liio rir-t lot n the north by the b>; hißtl h-rti'ialt* r
de ribed, j the ea-t by :il uf I. J. 1 -rut,on the. m> <i U
an ' west I y BclTlHt*it creek Hffd Jacob rthl Cot
tabling > civ. a-.lit ft tiwnedbouitekiml hum therea®.
A1 nu- '! f nil 11 kit-loyolaing the .id ! ist went.oil
ed bit on Jin- t. -i •: e. - it-r <-u t!;<#
j -vair.ait line on Bit ..nIV Crei k on flu- h&f of Hi* liefo.e.
J mciit kmed lot, ■> the coiuvr • f the warrant It; c
nearly awn'th e • west I t 'i p -l in the cornet
oftiint- ' f IKC ly the centre ofe-M ropd ttftbe wild
creek fb ' by the mid Cft- ii a south etslerlj ton er
II .hi- j .;. _ol beginning. 6oi three "triM.jntiMi
At i " -One nth r kit I>ißff on- tin rorth fide of i'l
-> j iii.ii. u. -tvni- 14 l ivif d' lctiti >1; Beginning ut a
post on tl • ei-i-i u Ha- . nee south bit 0 east tji per.
to a pu-c ii tte of Lewis <1 at', thence alB ; tknf'.*
line south 1 ire.-t 51 pet. , a post theuve north Kit Wert
2pir.t. <n r.i pie .. hud in to T. J. Leal.Hint
the c< r:!• r t tli- t.o he eint •' re de ...ribed lots of lard
••I ; >•' •' tt t. met detent - J lot iii ti.e diVl
j aiott line, then • north 1' ct ; ..i.r:g tho a.d dividoa
I lit 51 | the pis of !> inning. Ctii|iliil| It
I acre- tn.d Vs) p.. vtn.
AEt-'.' <):>. c • ther pure. 1 a let of iaad lying nojth of
the x.t i hi-1 nuu'ioiuil let. luvij niii;; at the bouthtw-4
•• -rnor of V\'ur:-ant! A Mo. Dt in tho warrantee nano; of
•rmeiiti i'oi . at i! post thyme north l ß ea-t along tl*t
line of .-".i d H'arra; t 1 - tc.. i . a nonf. t-.i-ie o with 1*
west ai the eouth line of said warrant <7 8-lv pifr.To
1 the ! , i nip. C'-nWitjinif 5B aeies and i 24 per:ue*.
Ihe aJjovt p: -|*rty eon tains about -5 beiea, <u which
; u'nyut pu.tui ii-piovt-l. '.'| on it is a lai/c Tavern stand,
rf. ten nt! t r.iUira"-'. lhi re- ai o near tLo Tav
ern n <■< lebr. ted Mineral spring.
i.. t U... . pin will be quarter of the purchase
in l ey. and the balance hi annou! imtalintrfs ni flf.d
with intetes?. JOHN Mr.MAHUS.
Uitan! . ii o? the iniaor children of I'ai. 1 O'Netli ,-U.c'tS.
j M. 5, l.- V .
V D MIXI STII A TIIIX NOTlCE.—Xettice
j Jtl. i- ht-ivhv >.itcu. tl t nil j ersoiis i .debttd to the
| estate of JOHN FROfe?, eTeceaaed. Ijie i f !: ,nn
i t p. arc hereby not ifiesd to niahe payaeut without delay,
| .lt da! per*em having det.tfttids agaiu-t said estate tiro
j leque-ttil to present theiu duly aiithenticHtcil for settle
; nu i I. JANE O. FROST,
I May 1.1- Adniiiif-tratriXr
\ DMINISTIIATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notic®
, X\. Mb,, y '-".von. the' .ill i-rsnns indebted to the e
j tatc of CllAlilTY OUAVES, dec'if., late of Michigan,
are hereby requested to n;,ike payment without de
| lay; aid ah psi-mi-: b -ing claims against said estate wilT
I pleftoe preaent then duly authenticated }Vjf settlement.
X. 'f. UK OWN.
j May 4. ls.Vb Adminiatnitor.
j V DM IN ISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—Nti^
i a \. is y t'iveti. thut.n'l persons indebted to tl:e c.*'-
I tate oi >'ios Gillette;! c'd. itrfe of Csliforaia. are r-
I o-ieAci l" ii. hep ymi-ut wit h< i delay ; ainl all pet suit a
! li-tvitta bi.noe- iiist s-jid i-i. f. tan t presn.t them duly
1 authenticated ior sstllement, to the sul.-ariliers.
KAU'H GILr.KTTE.
'1... i. I Administrator.
VI" A 111? IIALS SALIC.—Dy virtue of a
i At- rit of Vendit"- , i Exp i.- isued out of the fit
' ■ •' . ' ; i .f.r tl e Western District
• ! Pftitllyltne,and to roe directed, there will beexpn--
edtoj lit sale, at the Court Home, in Williamspoit,
ilMiiii-iiva , SATL'FDAY, the th day of MAY next,
' •'J ;.n k. tf., the |, Mowing described property, to
v. it : Aci '.ain t ail o; h-ud, situate iu Springfield |y*'D
. sjbj), R .nii ii ■ ' . I'catisilv.iiiia, coutaiiiiiig two
. hundred :t !•-. unit ir le— ; one hundred Jtcrt .tr.,,rerr
1 1, or I ; 1 ■ ••!>. , n the north by land of Stephen
, P. An!,,., it . ~i -1 ! y land i -'ai b ilarkne.*- and
j others, i.it t,". enfh by hi" lif Tuilnan Tb B'.ird-Ut,
j and -n the us *. liy lands of Jm ob Hitrkties- nad otlicrs.
I with the apurteßiiaMi etNufatiagcd me •ttvrliingliou'o
| nainted wbiti, three barns, one tragoa -hcd. one corn
in- and nt' t-r ..ulbnild • n!- , ~n orcliard of vpjde
tries. M-ized. taken iDt-xeeuli 'U, ai,d to be stdd as the
prop* rty ~i J. hn Ilarkt i -.
•I iMF.s (1. t .WIFBI I.E. Marsha!.
ManthnraOSee, tviiiiam-poi r. Mi n h n, l
A I)MIXISTRATOR'S NOTICEp Notkc
a. is In- r by gi,-en. that •'•!! p< rsons Indebted to the ea
ts'• of l.c*.t Eiinia, !•• ■■ ol Standing stone twp.,doc'd.
ci" .i pie-K 'to n.c.i.e p., .neiit without delay , and ail
II r.-tons having cttims Jg4inst said estate, must present
j ibeni u.ily a, tbeuticnleii. to the subscriber.
Ai,i:\ANDEK ENNiS,
BENJAMIN ENNIS,
! A. * : ! tdnilnirtiwhwa.
\ I)MIXISTRATOK'S NOTlCE.—Nolicir
• -v* is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the m
tato of John . . Bail, decettfteo. Mi of Troy tMNMip,
i are re . w4id f- Mil w.tlic t delay ; and ml
pi -son- having e! i: e.gnia-t >.i<! e-tate will pleasepfv -
.-est ♦ hetii ■ ul i antbcntiei:t*d fr settlement.
< . H. CAMPBELL-
JuilN SALSIHT'.Y,
\p-"' li.lf-f.'. Adrainistratora.
\ DMIXISI li.'v rill X MJTUT:.—Xoti.-c
. t is In i given, that il pi ison indehtrdto thees
! t it. of A'h 1.1 ft in I bam twp., deceased, nro
rt • to mike payment without delay; ami all per
j nous hat ug lai ti ac tiusi situ e ; ite, tno-t present them
ci.iiy aui ne.limited ;..r settleiii -til to the subscriber.
MAi.ijERY AI.I.EN,
Air !'b It.'.-', Administratrix.
\ DMIXISTR ATO IX XOTICK.—Nyti.-o
1 1 Y isle 'f y , 1 belt nil 4 ' -ous indciiUU to the es
tate of CALEB F'.tC MtTijy. fafc-of Athene ltorooah
deceased, are re , e-ted t rimkc payment witltont de
i.iy ; o .*ll pei -,.0-iiaviu,. . tin -ug•iu sl .-aid c-'tatc will
please pres*t.'l them dulv ..min i.b .t'td for sctth iiieut.
ANGEi.INE EDiIATITCN,
November 12, 1->7. Adiuiiiistfutrix.
Tj'XECUTOR'S XOTlCK.—"Notice is hcre-
I J b; given that ail per- i • indeLud to the e tate of
j WILLIAM I'.KLN ri Imc of Pike tw p.. decease J. mart
: make immedbite pa;, i nt. .id all persons having de
' itiands ."niiist -aui e-t ile, will p --ent thent dulyauthen
' tie;;ted for settlement.
I.LWI- IJ. PIERCE,
I Apri' 2. i 1 . Executor.
. I/XLCI 10IIS Xt.) i ICL —Notice is liere
: *-d '■ y given, that nil pi'i scn4 indebted to the eatale of
j NAN't V MltEfi, deceased, late of Cam t township,
| .re roqnested to make patwient without delay; tlm •
It vingdeutaudaagainrtsaid -sUtt-wu! present tin.in duly
a ;tl i titi' atcd for settkiiKiit.
i m 15ft.isstt. W f. R. .TAYVE. Executor.
\ DMIN ISTRATQ irfe* NOTlCE.—Xoticd
j xrn is h r*tv given, thaf (ilf ticraons indebted to ttie
' tate of Win P. CJapm-r, ile.-\h. l ite of Tu-ear ,ra towr
; - ii;>. ate ' -nly i--. esti-tf to t take paynu it wUhcutbes
I- v. and ail per-itr.! vin,. iaim- igaiii-t suif! estate will
ii .-i • ucsout thea dttkr antlieutbntedtV; -ciiletnei.t.
JOHN CI.APPEJt,
fori* 27. tfb.S. Adminktratoe.
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