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OM
Esasu Affithi.
It
ec i t toultOiON la 7, TIP ',,l3oaPp VOI-Fmvs- BY
.I ' • rad-st.sviaz [ JOURNALS. . • •
lif the:pr6:slavery "Ott Yin..KanSati arc de.
te'rinined
toi disgraceindirttin:titeiresti , ie, and
in draiv down upon•,thentselveft‘the,reproilit.
tii , a of goocV Men : at the South as .Weß as at .
t li e Sorth i rthey' have only to continue in .the
perptitratiou of anch a4uninable and..hid..ows
outrages as 'occarred at ' •LeavenwOrth last
116 11 6 . „y wee ks to t ico.o4ilish their niiii`ci)tn
pleiely. That:shocking, exhibition of ( . I . m .ity.
-and tyranny
has been'respOnded to
. by - one
u s hiversal sentiment of exec/sit:ion, agatnst
%% thief' even the giSsOuri':Reinr . Otratt, the vim,
, l i e , a tor of all the sets' ofAtchiSon, St rin. , r .fel , :
law, and their: entiirMes, :co w,, , : ;;;;Th e -Re
- publican hasjuStified, everything hitherto' pine.
and: Sand by the pro.slaverylnen in . Kansas,
lint: fit. has . not Itte ! hardihood, as yet, to de
. fend; the ,LeavertWorthoutrege. , Perhaps - it
Will emplOy . g varreapondero (one of . those
Who took Martin the disgrabeful affair) to de. :
find the guilty parties, , • .. .. . 7
1 The..details of this.ineXeushtle and flagrant
outrage are well known to' the most of our . '
-citizens.- - rriiirty . -()r flirty
„Of the citizens Of,
I.l 4 ..aVeti*Orth; among whom 'were substantial
aid respectable merchants, well Mid fitvera:l
' t b'lY kr.own in the buiine..sicirt.lesnf St. Louis,'',
• ,:ly their intimate .business:relationS'With our
eats,' were driven out of the place, and colii
i,elled, without an hour's warning, to flee' fl,r,
:their lives, - leaving-their stores, their shops,
- rend
. their homes to - the:Mercy of their peniedu
ter4 -
,
, they were
m , otireuo i s against the lerritor . a ,
authorities,
',. they , were notaholitionists.• They were sim
-ply .f . re.e State men, #ll6 desired nothing more
AO the. right of living in' Kansas and quietly'
~
pursuing their:: aVoeittiOts.--a right which.
.every Amefiean citizen is- entitled to ; be, ids
•,-pri*e Qpinitylts :what they May. But they.,
vere cOMManded to take up arms . in favOr
f the pro:slavery . cause, and, becauselheY
, cathi-JUat. and would not do" this , they were
, riven-off,. and forced -to sea - else'W here that
,heiter villa they were
.denied. on .the inhos
,
'.i
.t; l thle. s6ll. of Kansas. -' • - '
.. .
. . We are not surpri,cd, whcn.s,UA htro,:ttie
as this, and-the horses - stealing outrage at Lex- .
:ington, are perpetrated almns.t daily on the
:border—we arc not surprised tolearn,as we
. _.
't . ) from iources eminently . reliable, that the
:pro.slavery - -sentiment is about to react.
It is just - Suchen - Hp& as thiS that ha , coin
.:ad free-spilersout of slave -Stair. 'Men, disgust:
: cd Cially'pri2l-slaVerYcitizens of Miss o uri wit Ii
a i..ause asociiited.„ with cruelty. op!-r,ssion
and wropik'. 7 —.§: Louis lnielligencer.„ .•
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MOVENOZST I 'VIVA; liiiit.—T he ArV,,n , bu vg
V 4.) Herald contains 'a coinrauricwitm on
he subject of slavery in-Virginia, .f.-alm.e, hi e li
I •4make the fallowing, short:0:1 rite : ',' Wt!.;
arc taxed to support slavery ;'the cletat cash.
goes out of our own poekets into - the pocl:-
e(of the slavehblder, and this in man:, way, - ,
i Will not- allude til but two. :.1f .11 slave for
Ictirne is. put fo deans or t ran:Torte:l; t lie owii:.
t
er ts paid fur him out !lithe public trettsury,
and *under this law . thousands- are valj out .
every year. Again, a , SLlMiiilg army is kept
up in the 'city of Richmond` fur no, otinte par :
,iose than to ready to quell lus t :m. 1 :11On
along the Olives -,'. this is paid four -(tut ot,t he
public treas Ire Annually. - . This stteidiog ar,
Im4 is call d the public . guartl. but it• is not
Iles a stun - ing 'army alwlivs lotptupt 'We
will quote from the tiet . 4
- of 1556 !li.':: iNpensc
of 'these .two items to the ':ate, tat tile : F.23d
1:4 24th rtes, of the nets :- ",To - pti:,-,:tir.
Isaves' exei- te c d and transpOrted, tweitt . ..11Vos
Ithiitisarni dAtiars.' l . t' To' die paltiie ginitql at
lltiAnnond, incluling,the interl t ir, gu a rd, o! .
l'thil, Pettitentiary;:' twent \ - -four thou s and:doh
Ilse's." ' - - This, be it . noticed,. I . itir oniv wio
i
Iyear, milking
. ty'arfifty .1110.0-atni t tot,;to s tor
. xl)l4sit tWo oblecs 0 oene ye:u. i• ifit- it cats b.
I sh')wtt -by the present :int t:itial..plia - :: : f I;IX:i.
1 tii,, bet wren 'slave property and. ot her proit.
i et 4, that tint: is but a sniail. item .of our e'te4l
Ip4keted by the slavehober. and o -tutee
wiii• say that we have nu f rt.:zook t .O '`e...ito.
, n
p l .p.Pi. s . - . .f.
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fIUCIIA?M'S ' S SCPPORTEI—The Pit t
GOzette . -:.:qs: The Poct and the
rq,Thie their readers with ttli:
lrav,Whig•! . . who slipput't.
We %%II! extend the list
Prif..44 . in S. Brnnka supports.auchanan.
• P. .T: iterhert_stipports• Buchanan:
pavi4A.tchison supports Buchanan.
t;ingfelltOv supports Buchanan. •
Go ernor Shannon supports Buchanan. •
Jeffers:on, hiVissppports' Buchanan.
ilynfees support,BuCluinan.
Judge -Fan snpports :Buchanan. • . •
Sh'eritl-Jo ' supports Buchanan. ._ •
Leoprnpfe supports Buchanan. , •
Keitt support, Buchanan. -
The Ballot Stuffers - of California support Bu:
• 'shanan..
Butler, of S: C.. supports, Buchanan.
The_ Border Ruffians support Buchanan..
The Slavery Extensionists all support
*. eh - arum
. The Pisunionists all support .Buchanal.
. . ,
'LiBiIIALITIF OF P litStotAN . s.--- has al Ways t
I:4en
. said that physiciane, would , tlispaeage
--any reuredy, howev.r valuable, Which they
did not t7:44ginate.thetnselvei., ' This
. has.; . heen
disprove') 6c .their liberal course tovlardS Dr.
C. AYE,Ii'S piep — ariltionii., They have. ad
0 them-into -general- use in their, practice,
which shows a willingness to countenance ar
licles which have intrinsic, merits which de
te'rve their attention. Thi. does.the.learned
. . .
profession great credit, and 44a: wally col it ra- ,
diets the •prevalent erroneotis notion . that
their opposition to proprietary is . hased in
thOriintereit. to' discard Ahem.. We have .al
' ways hi 3 confidence in. the Moth es of our
medical men, and aregladio find it - isuStaltied
by , the liberV is:ereonte they . accord to such
tiffanedies ail-Ayres -0/terry Pectoral ancl . Co.:.
tkartic.Ptlis.oeitim Acme* they are tit it'or.d er- -
ed in 4.6ir. books, _ but are _made. known to
PeCiple, through the' riawspaperf,:iirezo
'Orleans
c The Revublit.ana in Ce aw ford, trie s
yenango and . Warren • eountiez-, are playing
ierious jokes Upon the fyieinoerats 4 their
Mass Ineeting; as ,wt Perri hy a •priNate let.
ter. AtiErte, aße suggested a di
t'sion of the trowdi and toffered to bet 1100
that there ias a 'majority of rrinnonter. , .:-.--
illte bet had at; respondent... Ai - Euteirirlye,
.t.p/e different bets were-offered of SliiXt with
104 - like remit. At this_ meeting several
4 0: 6 fart:bfbl beearoe s Aiintste4 and 'Mlle (lilt
:41ildtry "with the declara•iott Atilt they were
SitiBfied_ _and vrimid vote for Freinont. At
Dempseytown,-Venango, Co.. the er4,wd whs
dichled,'„tind the Fremon ter , : 1s - rejilst=d+iutie
the .13uinher Bitehaneers. ,ranch for
`t Buchanan! Breekinridge, arai .Free,
in Weitetn Penn%vivania.
. _ ..
... , _.... 7 . 4. In .-liusb.-i,0gn5t. 1 .411 , , by Rev . . -E1d. c. .1. IL Gra z
E r,
.1
' • ' Mr. C4iIALKS T. C141.1114.1t And Was .A.HOLIa .
i l'The. following paragraph appear: - it the. ! F o r ga; bath of Vestal, N. Y. , • ‘ -
' I 411 " . 1
Washington correspondent* Of the New Or- 4 Br
the
f i ., o.epti loili,,lr . Lcrt 8: IlLaSorax,
I •e itif ! p° ta . :- ' • '',
—: - 1 aSeilii Wit C, 0 4 1 1 ' 4)02 ot Jesa u .P.
........ >. ' •
1 „.i.t.is_ taiready :arranged,. in the.- event , infl
._ k eg!. ullford..4-4,tbe 7th i n at.:; ,liie.. I: .- A.
irrentantle;')-eletnion, or n failure to - electsby . ....' 3 "
* • d Ili 4cer A. Matt*, both tiflirid . ge..
1 , AUGIIN an SS , .
dte - peopfc;to cal i the Legi,;ilit urea - of Virf.lin: i water. , , : i t
, i .
5 1a5.,5 0 . 41 0-1 Carohna* and -Ge"raia , -to " ire "' 14 lii ire e 1 .% NV' 619, .on the • ifineh`ldt , kr', ilk 4 .-
Pa
t *iiire:4l*with , draw frmn the 13 :_ ni __ °o ' 64 ' r : ' NsP i et:l.N lir..EN4 F.. MIAs; of Great oe . fic , ~
, - tetweat cab Ot.. possektion of toe'lurioy and ant Miss bazaar:li B. Fatitiam, , of the io,rtiert ce.
•Itait:r; and The -purse. stringa of government.— 14 j u •
ti er if o i c t o ii;g io
.9t h 4 3414., b y ,
,R e a, ~ Moller,
Oatie.inOr 'Wise ig actively - at -work _ already I Mi. Soatte,P4ar., 4 Owego, ~,t. I-, , 1134 MAL RP
'''m the !natter.. . : 1'44) § , *otli can ref v on the nni... i 3 ATM- 411 4 1 P 214 4 New Milford ' ''s
.
• i -hangdog( ittiliC'eitiorgency,itgatakeplated.— in Spiirigrille, on !an IStilkult; iii Bei;John iii.
1 -I N - 4 1464 * Th) S v I l li Yi k a thi W*lh e f PhVbaof . itr4PorP,4 l, . 1 , 4 I R.I II I-oEFO*44 3 . l ,t i t
4,
, - ,M#l - . 0. rtiuditiefiersi Mititifel"•' - 41t AT"'- ww4 " - ' ~. .
, 1 .. . 4 . •
FnEttpsT)tl4o.ooo...fro,clnsing a speech
befor4 . 16:Nonni *en's Fremont angi
ton Yikek City, Sep
tember Ira,. the l ßg.v..Hintry Ward Beie.sher
said :
11111
, ~ , .. T . . - -
s ; "On Monday htst;,the .Rev.. Dr. De Witt,
the 'WV. Dr. Robl -. it ' ulon . theßev. Dr.. Adams, -
'
and the ativ;Mr.; Field 'visited Gd. Frenw.nt.
.
:Mier other co . riverl;ation, they itAetthitu if
he - had been educated a Protestant F,piselipa.
Bans ', He said. he had. They then ;asked if
he Hair ever reni , unred, - these doctrines, and
ho said be had never had reason to, renounce
:bon. Then they it'sked, 4 Are you,: or-have
vott . ever beenot:ltonum Catholic I' ,He said,
9 am no t,..nOrl have lever been:- Gentle
men, -these menFwill, give iiii tht fact' in next
Tharsday'S`.EVangelist.' -What . then? It
will 'hp.publiiied.tni..•Thursday mOrning, and
on Thursday, night ate 'Ex pres ) will have a
paragraph. headed , IBlore Proof.' . 'I Wonder
that, a r man ' who 01. publiA ' such lies dare
sleeti_alotte. I donii-metin-Ati say .that the Ed
ittits of the ' Pt preSs I, ore not gent lertien;but
I.& say that tho Ptpress' •is like the ttits
sit.zsippi for length, like the Missouri for
. dirt,
and every drep;.froin the head to the Gulf is
a lie." . . . 1
.
. ,
-.:7-" Rut ice-are to he. successful in this•cam
paign., , 1 liavc, faith to believe that if God
- had intended to destroy this Republic, he.
IWoall'have . done it l ! eti.re this day, when-we
have iteeomplished So much. It secnis to me
the ,spirit of God •4; speaking throngh the
voice of - the whOleLpeople,' , crying, ; ' Come
.forth,' and . Liberty :;ts rising, and she will go
forth, casting light even to the further shores
of the Pacific, untillshe. standSlhe queen of,
1 the w0r.14,-our joy,:Goti',s delight, and earth's'
" :i
. blesSino . - - •
• F REMOST TILE . ,
ount.—A !A:IA.0111(1er
writes a rung - letter !to. the New York Daily
Times; from Atalanta,.Georgia,-emphatically
endorsing the : noinin4ion. pf Freinont and
Dayton i - andk.spreSsing an earnest idesire for
their election.•• lie says that he is a permit.
[ - tient residenoX.,Georgia,• owns half a dozen
1 slaves, was born in a Siate_State,i does not
I believe the people: of the North will, to de..
1 • •
prive him aids priTertv. regards slavery as
and thing else than a bless'ing, thinks' the wiiole .
white ram Would r bb happier and better with
ont it; - and -thus
. .-Fteitks pf the existence of a
Fremont party at the South:. •
" And as to the fiirming of a FremOnt p4r
-1 .
ty in every Slave :tote, I . do not hesitate to
say it could he.doii'e mobs were
om. of the way. And it could he done if ne
eessery, in :Spite pf mobs.. A few brave
hearts
. eouidAo the work: anywhere. Bin ;
misrepresenfed. - as ry'reitiont hai been, I
! not sav,:that he could get the eleetoral.vote of .
Yet it is' beyond all doubt
that he could', get thliniands of th-t people's .
votes iii ever) . - States.f I w'111 , "0
further. will say - that in
. twelVe. month's
from now there will be h party in
!et - o'y SouthohrSlafe. • Such a .party will not
be based upon hO4ility to the vested rights
of an v mail or all V hiss of men. h a ve
nu. As object the Ititroduction, among our
people, of fraternal tow:mi.:: their lei
eitiz,ns ‘ever`v section, and of a system
of. ra Clonal 0411 ICS.I
•
TIIE Atner-1;
ia r iowa,cat a nteetint; held 1
at ()-k:C:ti,ii,l-pa..4 , 4 Osi•!atiot.r: roptiliat:ha
, 11 , • ina ! , f Donel , on.-L
Thev; , ,:ty that', IN1111;ird Tiihnori: in his letter
f i w eeptaiteo,v'irtiAaiiy repudiated the plat
f,,rni t nidprilieililes', ;aid down- by their S:a..e
:11.40 in) pi:tin . that t Na.
t v ett.o4 qv cif Fr 11. 721.4 and. 2:11 Iw4.
whieh-nomittated Vititnore and Danelson, ad
mit ti.,l fi-om Lotti.lami and fillivr
STatits,• ignored the I".,,,thoTie
te-t. Pk; lOira City. `lZepitnlican.'. in
t ip; 1 -. l li e , , e 4fiegs, "This styp is•
live. titttiOli St ite.Cmncil is ill
,nielor,e,l 1e.•• to;o1A. evory
.: 2 1 : , or lh ir a t N7, ! ;,inel the-Sl:iti.. The A trier
w or;•ci...; in line . with the
regaiiirly'organized Conneils t,f uvarly• every
Free-State. `l' .jig wilt le.tp to .w e il
Ithe awerw hetzttn inrjority of Frenn.nt 111
on r..vnag aii 1 sprtiVarous State axt Nov - em
her.
.., . . . . _
. ":13rfre thi7,. ele c tion in , lowa and
niiiie, the New I.ork Day Book said i .
" We pretTiet t 1 4t. Buell:n - 0n will eat r y all
the-Southern States,Penwsvivanin,- - New Jer
sey, N'ew Vrk,CAn - ineetient: NP w . 1141 fil p EAh:re,
Maine, MiChigan, towa and Illinois. P os t
this tiluantl see' nett Nov . .einber how. near we
. I ' I •
are right." ,i
- Since these elf-ct!tons, the Day Book says:"
We never e'?i*ted to carry l / 4 ,Maine ; so
where there was nifthin. , 6 to belained, there
is nothing last". .1 .
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••
A! CARD,
r .
. In behalf of:the citizens, forming our procession
from the "Eastern part of this Co6nty on this day,
allow; me to under our sincereAhanks to those no
ble-hearted citizens of 31o3tro?e, who so generously
threw open the doors of their dwellings for -our peel=
ply, 'and their barns Di: onr teams, free of charge, : % ' - ,
—I
and gave out the warm invitation, " -
Come all, and 1..
DiSSO
take of what we .hard."' • . ''.
• •Lonr , life to the ffencrous. : 'O. PRATT. 1 N o ze i c E i
existing r,tofr F e crebcgive,
0
New .11ilford Sept.i 20 iss.- fc • ' '"' , • I under the firm and ,strk
.. , ---=.--, - -0.- -..4-- --..- ' . ' I Saddle and Harness maket
. ..
Netieti; . . - • I mutual, consent.
The iroun.; Men's Central Freirt Club will meet 1
' • :M
l' N. ontrose Sept. 1, 'SG.
B. - -.1
on Frit.ay evening ntixt. . . .
I Saddle Gl', F. Ibani AF.
.5:. Ilaritusines
2, and 3, Basement of Se,
be happy to gee all who int
Montrose, rcpt. 17, 1g;
... 1
‘otice. •
The Rev. Vt. RI.Np, will lecture in Franklin, on
31ouday evening, S9pt. 23th, tit the Presbyterian
Chnieb. - , .
Fever and Ague.
We need ilot .deseribe this tormenting complaint,
for in localitieSbbydering near us, many of our read-'
ers hare experienced its effects in a greater or 1,-ss :
degree. Until our lands are more thoroughly cleared
up and brained, ire may expect to be visited annual—
ly with it. }What • m¢ - *ill interest the reader.- at
the present suonient,!is to be told of a - remedy that
will, drive it from the 'systerti, and leave the. patient
tn. a ,dmilition to lie speedily - restored to usefulness.
We know of.one Which is certain to accomplish this.
Dr. Hulsey has produced a WlTSF.jand TILLS from
plants, which promi.o.- to thoroughly root .out this
.!courge.of the -hutruia fakoy. We have ample proof
•of.the.so.simple. remedies accomplishins• what they
PorPort:.tel,dO,;, and *e*OOld-ativise those afflicted
with the fever and agile, or those' who may be ex
iposed in the latitude's of the disease, to iristantly
proeure the medidve-and give it it thormigh
I ,Montrtle,Sept. 2.4 AABLTURIIELL, Agmat.
fl • "
. ltellgions.Notice. •
A Quart_eriy Ifeetiitg-ewill be. held by the Her.
George Landon, at the Methodist. Church, ht Forest
Rake, The 37t.1t and gfa of Septepher inst.
4Ft
{t~ t~~SO
fc CID itZ:11•Oljp,11)ev)f-S..
:
Dreisi Making and I,
• '• %IV D: - STOTIM & •0;
NY °,DO6, onifvu;c,„
`i.i.°Aadies of
Nor t h at they have opened a
FiNdtDRESS GOODS & FURNISHING SORE,
on. Main Street; Over-tbirarmer's Store. atate they
will be -Nippy, to see theig old ID lends, and
the patronage of new. ones.. lids Chase will attend
tothe Millinery department; t , Drciret-tralting de
partment will be onder.the churge• of hiss Watter
house. Sept. 2 . 4, 956. • 37—tf
1? B. C 1111.1.11DLE11
1' • puign Doeumenv, and
.11;i4i, including Mrs. Stowe's
rod E°6l'
ii-7/011*, 31111451511
jA)W t jtua Pula,
AA few Ploughs An
Oftit coat; 1
,
-
• Anetio
rr HE subscriber hits receive
.t 4) public: co tnpc tion
valuable. ittscrnblage of pope
Watches, (inns. -Jewelry. V
plate, Yankee - Notions, Weer
with 11111.1 Ci• garments and. su
nterotts to mention. ' Sale: to
day, 25th inst.. Conditions o
,n the pretni , es, heelers 1310
By o tier or the proptietor,
Auctioneer; Win. SINGLE
Montro a sc, Sept. 21, 1856.
.Chauge . ot
DELAWAREN LiCk..A.tAN
RAILRI
•
N EW
and expedidous bru:
and West, via Or
and, froth the I.aekiwanua an
reedy through, tO , Now York
On and after Sioldai, Aug.
as folloWs: , -
Cincinnati Exprees Train hi
E. R. R., aerives at
. Great 841
oWa,r;o, Binghamton, Sc., an
PRESS Trailt which letkves d l
York and Philadelphia, I
Due at Montrose, • I
. " Scranton, ,
• ,
" Stroutliburg , • I
- 1 Delaware, 15 minutes
" Bridgeville,lkhiludelpli
" Junetioni
- " New York,...a
Passengers from New York lei
2, North river, at '
From Philadelphia, leave W , __
• Wharf, at r - • . . p.. 0,3
Leave Junction, - - • - . ...11iS6, , •
Due at Bridgeville, Phil, yen ieetion, ,12:1.5., P. Y.
", • Delaware, 1:, rniantes to dine,...12:15, .; " ..
" Stroudsburg,. , - 1'30;1 "
Scraaten, ..... ....... ... . ... .. 3:40, , "
Montroe, • frls "
.
-% Great Bend,— ........ ........ rdo'o, t.
Connecti n g at Great DM
end with - the ail \• - 1
. I
Train Webt at ..0:10, P. It.
•Scranton. Accommodation Ti
• 'Scranton for Great Bend al
Arrive atillrent 8end,......
Conneetirg with Day Expires
.West, on N. Y. 4-E. R.
Returning, leaves Great •Ileia'
Due at Seraiitoni'.......' .. :..'
Stroudsburg Accorumoilatit)
Stroudsburg for New YurL
mediae plates, •at.. ~...... ,
Returning leaves X.T.for Si
Pavengers tonna from N
at Clarksville.
MIN
To and frow Mao
or,plke the cars at
F.ur S'ittstoa, .killg.totti a
B. R. R. c.a. , . !T.t
For Jessup, Areltilkild;
ears at Greenville. •
Tickets sold and !iris.
Lions on coidaecting roads.
Passenget's to .t;nd . front
Arc., via . Lailtawanna it 131 1 it
through uitnout any &tend
trains on that toa4 run it - . el
press trans on the D. L.
sengers may leave King Alb
rive in Philadelphia at s, P.
Returning, leave Philade',
York at 7:31), and arrive in
.Fare from King.zrt(m,
ri,s o , to St , W .
• Tickets sold and .I.3uggaz-
Wm. N. tr ENES, GeneraV
Sept. 24; 1356.
• . • Bryant
GREAT BEND
• . . -17 r"' \ \ B
A'o TV OPE i VATG i ,
- ;T. T,
liontrosp, Sept. 17, 'SG
(71 valiant Rischit
la ers, for sale.by
'D
-don, of X Tit °si l l
ote-s Re. NIA. Loco Innti
ing Irons, To) rails and 13:
Il ats, a cre.,;h arrival,
6;oneTfol:
CelVe r.-
Montrcse, Sept. 17, IES
'1 r l l - 2 - 2 t"Fir - P
lo u tr i „
TAMES BUCIIAN.2)N,
0 Colfax's and Sumner's'
flan Code in K.:IIIMS and 1'
mont: Songkers, Music, S:
for sale try
Montrose, Sept. 1 ft, 1
. . .
rrf:lE Co -Partnership h retofore existing under the•
,'firm of Scott, Johns on & Co., is this day die
solved by mutual consent (Mr. Sherman hartoggone
south.) I,lle business trill be hereafter carried on
by Scott & Johnston, in 'hose hands are •all matters
heltniging to the late firn . • , - 1
SC9TT & JOIINSTON.. ;
;56. - • .1 3-)—•11v.
. 1
Sept,, 1, 1
~,
e. . . ,
'Adroluist.—trix l Not i c e... t. , .
IVOTICE is berehy,airn mall persims haring de
-1
ili , m*nds against tlie `state of,Ettes STICKSBACT,
late of Gibson, townshi! , deceased, That the gaunt
must be presented to tb tindersit.mt;tl for arrange
'Meta, and all person.; indebted to said Estate are re
quested to make intmedil to payment. ' .
MARY.V. STEEINDA.oK, Adnainistratrix.
! Gibson August 6,185.'
EleentoeN Notice'.
.
NOTICE is hereby givbn to all persons haviagttO-
I. N . minds Against the*Awe of Jeuxiitsit RCIEWS.
cturrt, bite of Spiil
ngvil e township, deceaied, that
the same met be prim t ted to the undersigned for
arrangement, and all pelons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make inuneitite payment. • •-:
DANA STARK, Executor.
Springville August 11, t 51,56. . 1
. . '
, IMPOSTANTITO TAlOlB$4l. 't, '' •
New Freight &lite-front Montrose,
DILE ! & AItIiSTRONG;•'"..
Commission - ..lfeiciles s, /No. 3 Erie Eiiildirags.
..
Ullii, the better =ow ntodstion ortbe rarrnets of
L' . .Sust.fa comity, we 'have concluded to receive
:treigitt every day of the week (Sunday's excepted,)
at the store Of 51. S. Wit 'laud $ 0 44 who will..att:end
to shipping the same to Near Yorlt,..and die return
tills will be paid iu cask ' their store. • - - ,
Capt. Virlckhatn is th r:Salesman, whose jowl. ex=
pi:l.:jet:tenon 460: T. ik.,l Attilmaid jusOcakitn in
• tatylag•thst justice w M • done to his patrpas.l:74 r ish
I the abovejuvaugenteut a tirlte tarmerkto me us
• ac4lL - ... , JASTII,S DUI, , .
• 'CU • ; LEE 8:AZ.114/19S0. f
Montrose ) deg. 20, 1:66. -1
, i9m6.
Irk*lltY 841 T Citiviioniid. iili#4l * 14 04 1 0
• /
• - IffirrlFT *UV . t
• t;
ESE
s Tip
,
cy Store.
er of the ofTenhslituda.
One person to fill the'OfficeOPACiditorGeiseral for
the State of Pentusylvanit. • -
One person.to tbe•Office of Surveyor Genend i
for the State aforesaid: , • -
One person toll' the Office of Representative in
Congress of the United Stales. for the district com
posed of the counties of, Bradford, Susquehanna and
Tio'a. - - • . "- •
One perion to fill the Office of State Senator of the
disnict, composed of the countlea of Susquehanna,
Bradford and Wyoming. . . • .
Two perisoos to fill the Officeiof Members, of•the
House-of Representatives of Penullivania, for the
district composssl.Of the counties of Snsqueltanna,
'Wyoming and Sullivan. - • •
Two persons, to fill the Office of Associate Judges
of thecounty of Susquehanna.
• One person to fill the Office of Commissioner of the.
county afotesaid.•
One person to fill the Office oft*triet attorney for
county.
se - -Otte person to fill the Office of County,Auditor,nnil
One person 'to fill the Office of County Surveyor.
. s -. And [ ' also hereby make known and give notice,
that the place of holding the General Elections in
the several wards boroughs and townships within the
county of Susquelianea are as follows to wit.
The Election for the district composed of the town:
ships of Apolacon will be held at the house of,Joseph
Beebe's in said township.
The Election for the district composed of the town
ships of Ararat will be held at the school house near
life Presbyterian church in said township.'
The Election for the district composed of the town.:
ship of Auburn will be held at the ~house of George
Beverly ie said township. .
The Election for the distritte;mpose.d of the toxin
ship of Bridgewater will be held at the Court House
tit the Borough of Minitrose.
* The Election • for the district composed of th town- '
ship of Brooklyn will be held at the Ilouse of James
0. Bullard in said township-
The Election for, the district composedof t e town.'
ship of (•hoemint will be held at the school House
near Robt. Giffins in said'township. '
• •The Election fir the district composed of the town
ship of Clitl'ord wi 11 be held at the bowie of Hiram •
Barnum In said township. • • ;
The Election for the district composed of the Bor
ough of Dundaft will be held at the . Dundaff Hotel in,
said Borokh.
The Ejection for the district composed of the town.:
ship of Dimock will be held at the house of John
Baker in said township.
The Election for the district composed of the town
. ship of Forest Lake will be held at the house of Bet
„. I
say A. Clark in said-township. •
The Election for the district composed of the town
• , • - 0,111) of Franklin, - will be held at the school house
00, , •
near Jacob Ailartis in said township.
The Eleetion for the district composed of the for
'- t ough of Frieedavilie, will be hold at the school house
in said borough.
The Election for the district composed-of the town.
ship of Great Bend. will be held at the house of Al-.
fled Allen in said township. • - ;
The election for theldistrict composed of the, town
ship of Gibson will be held .at the house of Joseph.
Washburn in said township.
The Election for the district composed of the town
ship of ilarford will be held at the house of N. W.
Waldron in said townehip,
The Election for the district composed of the town
ship of Harmony will be held at the house of Wil
liam' Sampson in said,township. -
The election foe'the district coMposed of the town.'
ship of Herrick will be held at the house of Shubael
Drmock in 'said township. • . •
The Election for alb diStrict composed of the town
ship of Jackson will be held at the house of J. J.
Turner in said township. : . -
The-Election fur the district composed of the town
ship of Jessup will he held at the house of Daniel
Hoff in said township. •
The Election for the district composed of the town
ship-of Lenox will be held at the house of Groir and
Brothers in said township. ' . •
The Election for the district composed of the'town
ship of Liberty;lwill be held at ' the house of Bela
Jones in said township. •
The Election for the district composed of the town
ship of Lathrop Will be held nt the house of Elisha
Lord in-said township.
The Election for the district composed of the town •
ship of Middletown - will be held at the house of Jos
eph Ross; in said tonnship.
The Election for' the 'district composed of' the Bor
ough of Montrose, will be held at the Court House in
said. Borough. ”
The Election for , the district composed of the town
,hip of New 31ilford will he held at the house occu
pied by John B. Hazleton in said township.
The Eleethie for the district composed of the town
ship of Oakland will be held at the house' of Rebell
Nicol in the Borough of Susquehanna, ' •
The Election for the district composed of the town
ship of Rush, will be hplitat the house of N. D. Sny
der in said township. • • '
' The Election for the district composed of the town:
ship of Springville will-beheld at the house of - Spen
cer !liens in said township: , •
The Election for.the. district composed of the town
ship of Silver Lake will be held at the house of Rob
ert McGerigles ,in said township. •
The Election for the district composed of the Bor
ough of Susquehanna will be held at the house lately
occupied by Elliott Benson in said_borbugh.
The ElLution for the district composed qfthe town
ship of Thomson will be held tit the house recently
occupied by Martin J. Slumlord in said township. .
I also make kti,owu and give notice as in and by
the 13th section ofthe aforesaid act I am directed,
" 'fiat every person except Justices of the peace,
who shall hold-any office or appointment of profit or
,S ••2-JJ ty trust under the United State,- or of this _State,. or. of
d t , et ,i n „ ant city or incerporated, distrjet, whether.a .commis
s.peeche,,, Bor k.` R ,, fr . slimed officer or agent, "who is, or shall be, employed
•esidefitial Platforms Frs. i under the ligislative, judiciary or executive depart
, Se. Just „ ec i, ; ,,A an d went'. of this State or United States, or any city or
J. LYONS it SON. ; incorporated district; and also that every member of
; Congress and. of t u be State. Legislature, and of the
select or common council of any city . , or comthission
ers of any incorporated district, is by law incapable
- of holding or exercising at the
- same time, the office
or appointment of judge, Inspector, or Clerk of any
election of this Commonwealth, : and that no inspec
tor' or Judge or oilier officer of any . such • election,
shall be eligible to anAoffice thee to be egted•for."•'„
And by the same act of Assembly it is also made
” the duty of every Mayor, Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff,
Alderman, JOstice of the Peace, Constable or Depu
ty Constable ; ' , of every city, ceuiity, township or dis
trict within this - Commonwealth, whenever called
*poll- by an officer of an election, or by three quali
fied electors thereof to clear any window or-avenue
to the window of the place of General Election which
shall be obsttucted in such a way as to prevent vo
ters from approachinpthe sense ; and•it shall be the
duty of the respective Constable of such ward, dis
trict or township within this Commonwealth; to he
present in person or by deputy, at the place of hold
ing such Elections, in such ward, diStrict or townehip,
-for the purpose of preseriing the peace as aforesaid."
Also that in the 4th section of the act of 'Assent
-blv entitled ," An act relating to executions and for
other purposes,". approved April 16th, 1840, it is en
acted that the aforesaid 13th section, " shall not be
construed as to -prevent tiny militia officer or borough
officer from serving as Judge, Inspeetor or Cierli-at
any general or 'special election in this Common
wealth." • •, •
Pursuanf to the provisions contained 'in the Ifith
section of the set aforesaid, the Jodges of the afores
said districtilhall respectively take chargeoftlieger- -
tificate or Mum' ot the election of, theft',iespective
districts, and prOdUce thim at a Meeting of oncludge
from each atria st the . Court ffousein the Borough
of Montrose, on the third day sit t er the daytifeleetiee
heing the, piesent year off the 12tli dfiy 6toc
•toher next, there to do and Therlorui the duties; re
. qttired by law of said fudges: Also that 'where a
I Judge, bv• • sickheits ttr unavoidable accident is unable
to attend said nteethig tfftJudgea, then the certificate
Or return afoiesald shall be taken charge"- of by one
of the Inepectsfrit Claim of the election of mid dig
•triet,- Who ettell•-tio aril perform the'dutiett required of
said•Jedt.,Ne unable to attend. • - •
-Alen; that In the Slit section of said let - it 'emit
ted diet twsihenl taro or More counties shaltvarrivr*
idistriet ter the -choice of a member or snettibers 'of
I the Senate - of this Commonwealth or of ihellistuse of
I IleprettentitieesoOf thetbited Sfaten or of,thlsPoml.
usonwetalth; the Judges of the election in disci,conit
-*r, having Wei afrirettild; the - Clisrlev shalt snake
mita: fitir-statettnint of ell the Votes Which Shaltice
been; glien-sit sitlch election witting Ott citoUnty,-ftlfeV
ery peraotriatett for as atteh itionblier •oettritiFftigre
whisk
shall be titgned by Onit4tuteint'and:iittitetegi
by the Clexica'; ind one of theritiaiiiidigtir' AO Atli*
dialikittiacah , eiertitaate and ahaltptialeiama
-at &meeting of me-Judge fnstweacheetti - neteh
Ittlektelfh4 6 eVAS
:14,010r4b. paniameciwittalt.tutedegaltaltbil held
tdn
4b15 sars*i do.atter flect!kni.
as a supply of .Cato
largo sarictv of Ncir
eat work; !kid.
kry 'low,
B: CBANDW: -
r bbL LARD, PAL-,
which will
Mee them but; by
D. cktINDLER..
instructions to sub
ail that. choice and
r
tyi comprising, -viz:
olins,. Guitare, Silver
appatel, together
dry property too Lip
commence on Timm
the woe cap be seen
f Main Street.
I J. ELLEREN.
I ON.
'IL' tillti
',.t.t.ND WESTERN
141'gna,ge route from the
atAtend
and Scranton,
,
23; Train will
I urktl East on N. TI
ud
. t;:15 A. M., firm
connecti with the EX-
; . Groat Bend. for
• A;3u,
9.10,,.••
: ...... .10:15, "
..... r.
y.
to dine,....2:00,,
is pass,leavet::2.s,
3:16, "
vi ricr, .:
7.30, e t. It
trut streot
SEMII
.S:00, .4., li.
12,110, P. Y .
es East and • ,
.. "'
Train leavei
and Wet.-
-oudsbur o r :it n:3O, I• 4 m.
w York wall thamgel cars
Nla B. D. R. 'R.,. Icare
e.
.Wilkeslu re, take L.
Cartiondale, clJiange
checked between all ata.
. .
Willzrebarrei Wyo Ling,
l i nontsburg Railroad, gb
nn nt Scranton, a's the
Imneetiou with the
IV. 11..R.,--heizcO' pas
vat (.1:311, A. 11.,0ul ar
m., or N. Y. at 7:15.
lita at 7 A. 11., or New
,ingston at 5 P. M I
oming and Pittston to
York, -$1,75.
icheited through.'
F., DOTTEREU, Supt.
l l ieket Agent,-
oIISO •
M. Tillman Prop! ii.tor
:_o)U_Og
.TONS & SON.
Sa4,l and Batter ,Crack
.r. LYONS it SON.
!int' irioureirs,
L}•-
o: self-licatingoznooth
kets,
J. LYONS k SOS's..
d. LYO.NS,&
,sad Gnitan4linst re
J. LYONS & SON.
• •
in that the co•prultnerahip.
'between the subscribers
of Fordhain and Smith,
5, is this day by
U. F.."FORDIIAIt.•
E, A. SMITH.. .
II continue,to carry on the
at the old ...stunt]; (Nos. I.
rle's Hotel,) ibex he will
iy.need any thing-in hia line.
16. ; .3411--3 w
ut roll.
Dims°
tstioas-104__ nit§7l*ii - potc
The return 'judges.' tit the °nal . district
GEIZFERAL I S I4) 4CXIOrIf. composed of the couP4l.lo, B4Atitinailmdford -
N pursuin of an act oftlut %twist bly of and Tioga , trill..AthetAn. Rte. F hoestwigli-. 2. ce °wan d ;
I the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled tut •Bradffird C.Okitt34l;llKßYiAltelikbottlffiirt'OeyofOc
act relating to theelections of the Commonwealth,sp. tether next i 'to perfittilitheridutitil elljohicillt# law up
proici ;ha .1.11. do; of July,* tr. 18a9: 1 F. 1);,111:11 r on said judges .' , _ l. .1
LISTERVBigh Shertlfonie NantiorSinteruebanna, The Return n4geitUnite Reiii*ett . titfreLs District
in, said* Comtnotiwaalth, do hereby glee'ttatice,l6 the conipuseil etthe
Electors of the counts affiresald l - thata General Elec. and Sullivan, - idea at Bus ,Conriliotittelfit the Bo
lton wili be betil'in rigid itiunty, on the, ; tough Of lliftintrooe. In the CountlaSusqueluttma, on
. , _ . , ,
,
Tues4inv r ot october =cit. . Tuesdq. th 6 t.lst 41 At 0e,05. 1 )40 nest>, Polfortos
•• • •
thole dittletrenjateit latripon the - ibilifee
(lt• being the. 14th day of said moldy) at which time, Also, that In the.filat seiction amid Is en=
“ f°l- acted that "et errgeneral and sPe.elar el I° 1 ; 1 sh all
State and County Officers are to be elected
lows, to wit: • • ' Ibe
_openecl.hettyeen...thrt(cl,-Teri In the . 'forenoon,
One Berson to fill the Office of Canal Commission- and shall continue iri on interruption o adjourn.
tte”
EiEM
r4illinjiidgetfOrtlie•Struistion .
r4filhotatudietikedrordisad
44" " II V IIXS Y' argeliargal"i r da Y et
anent until Seven *lock ht'tlyi eiening . l i witgi the
polls shall be closed. •
ciren under my Band, laL my the Bo
rough of StontrOse,:the. lath day vf September no
185 G, and - b the year of the Cottinotiiyeiiith
the eightieth. - 4 F. P L BOLLLtTER,IFtheriff. r
Sheri s Sales.
BT.virtue of sundrportiti issued out o the - Court
of Common. Pleas of,Susquehatuutcounly and to
me direCted, I will exposC-ta - sale by - public vendue,
at the Court Hoare Montrose, on Saturday the 4th
day - of O, tuber neit, at one o'clock r. u.,-the follow
ing described pieces or pabzels of land; fa .
• All that certain piece or parcel of land Situate and
being in the township - of Clifford In dui county of
Susquehanna, and bounded and dolcribedlas follows,'
to wr i t : Beginning at a pcsAt the north corper of Ben
•
. . ~-
jaumn Ayer s land; thenceltiong lands,-_of Peleg Hop- - Sscrt N.B. Escept. the debts...abet'e specified;. in
.kins, - north 44 deg. east 124 . perches and {lino-tenths, sectionsi one and two of this erticle,-no debt whatever,
t&tt post end stones in the line of original survey; shell beereata by, or on behalf of the state.
.thbnce along warrantee line, north 46 ac. west, 23- SE It CT! 4: -To provide . for, the -payment . -the
is
perches and five-tenths to a beech tree; thence nm-th . -present debt, and any additional debt con -.cted as
44 deg. east 440.pei:ches to a post, in George Salisba-. aforesaid, thelegistature shall,-at its fi - acasion, af
re* line; , thence south 4,6 deg. east, l'gl !pert-bee to ter, the doptioti of •this amendment.; • ate - a'_sinking
a post and .stones; thence' south 44 deg : west ,. 165 fund. w rich shall be sufricient t9/ay the accruing
a.
perches to • post; thence north 46 deg west, 92} interest on such debt, and. annually. to rednoe - the.
:'.perches_ to the place or beginning, con ining 101. princip 1 thereof by a stitt,Atleas than two hundred
acres and 20 perches, more or less, with t e apptnte.; end fill thonsartdd!:diars; .-which sinking fund shill
minces, obe framed house, two barns,CSM 11 orchanl, consist * f the net annual income of the public works,
and abeet. 70 acres implored.. from ti to to thitiowned by ,the ' state,' or the pro,
',Taken In execution afthe suit of Bold min Ayres reeds o the.aale et the came, .or. any . part - thereof;
vs...JOhnirarr & Charles M.. iMillef.-14.dmit iSttators of and. of t-, aineome. or pniceeds of sate' of stock orined
;SlocuM Carr DeCM..withl notice to Eve Car and Mar- by the'state; together - with other funds, or: t'esou*s,..
; Mon Stmlek T. r. - -- - 1 • ._ '. . . thaf.maVXe-defignated 'by. hie'. The,sald' , sinking;
.
I. A -4 . 50-Ali that certain piece or. parcel'" of landVihnd tn . y be iffe:•eased, from nitre to . tiae, by assign-.
r ' . situate is the townshiif Great tlend,lCOunty- Of .
_ing to i any 'part of the -taxes, or. *oilier -revenues (1‘
1 Susquehanna and.Stite of P.ennsyli - ania, untied and the sea e, riot required tor the ordinary and current
t i„
• declibeil as follows, • tolwit‘r , On the. no thery Side' .expens . 4of ~tovernment. and uplesS in. crew. 0f..Wa....
thereof, by the road or . publie high' l way-, a .tho east- invasio or insu-rec;ion, no part; f said 'Finking ;14 7 1:3
erly .fdde: by the - Susqeehanna riverlOn , e',Sontherly shell b" used. or applied othernise..than la. e:ttingtd,:h
or,t putheily and westerly by 11.04-tre.i re'convey- went o' the public debt; until. the_ amount _ - 9t..31R . : 1 3
.ed 13y tT. Young - to -,ilune & . TaT,46r, and being debt Is reduced below the .um of -Ave tuillious ofidol-'
i
known is the saw mill property, if is also understood lire. -.
to contain all-the= landsland ' premise:S . ly ng - on the
north' side of the Susquehanna river. an heretofore %II
conveyed to the said EJT ; Young; by'Wrim. Dayton,: to.
(excepting therefrom a Certain . portion Of 4id prein- tire
ices, heretofore conveyed by said Young tei,said June a k
& aylor,) and containing as supposed f t t 1 two to vial
T I
four acres of land, be the same more or less, the_s;une I l'
being sttbket teit certain right . of way,. 'through or the
over a part of thie . same, .to the New Yj,)rk and Erie boz
Rail Road COmp ny, and - also subject tal t ,certain we- sOc
ter privileges herletofore conveyed by the tniti young. ted
to June & Tarlori ; A l io tiniright, title,Mterest and. dm
claim aCquired b a certain act.of the LCesieture of col
the State of Pc usylvania, suppoSed to have been WI
passed in the y .ar 1830. by which act said Young i
was authorized t. construct and erect a dam, or dams cot
at the head of ` Buck's.- Island" (so - called) in the trim
SUacinchanna, wth thO exclusive tight ofcdrawiog oil' to
the water of sal
.(
river at that place, and f construct.- or
ing races, - sleice , canals &e. for milling purtioses or cr
otherwise, subje t only to privileges heretofore con- IN
veyed to the sal June & 'Parlor, with the appnrte
nauces, one saw mill, l and - all - improved. I
Taken ,In ese ution at the Suitor S.
B. S. Bentley E ecuttirs of Elijah Skinn.
N. V. Carpeute vs. V; T..' Young'.
• IF. P. 110LLI8TE
Montrose. Sept; 17, 11
tes itgrietilltttal
Sheriff's Offl
United
60 C I IIESTSCT STREE
OFFICE,
T _
HE Foarth i V2tattintlEsibition of
STATES ...i.GRI.:,,TI.JI.7IiAL I SOCt
held at POWEI,TO, .(Philadelphia,) f
Wednesday, Thursday
.Friday and•Sa I
bet 7th , Bth, 9th, 100; and 'I I th.
r r emium3front2enly-Fire to Two
Lars, mounting in the aggregate:to 1b
sand Dollars, dwill b 4 offered for the v
of Domestic Animals; Fraits,. Atnerica
- etabhA Grain; Agricultural . Impleru •
chinch. . ' • . ~..
A Local Committee at Plilladelphia,
the varion.: braacheS of Industry has b
to co-operate with the officers of "the
fecting arrangements for the Exhibitio
Thousind Dollars hre been guarantel
peuses3 This material aid, coupled w 1
knee el the selected incation,.and the
of Premiums offered;
. iialnees the eipi
the 'Exhibition of .1 858,- - Will be,auperioh
predecessors. • . . ,
• A Grand Agricultural Banquet, ins
well as gentlemen will paiticipate, will ;
FRIDAY, October 10th, *hen j distinr
men will address the. assemblage.
avorable arrangements w lei the n
for the tran.4portatiOn'of Stock and otl
in progress, the temps of which $(111 in
plication nt the Ace.
The List of Entries; the Awards of
the Proceedings; will be published iu
the Society for 1856.
The Premium Litt, with tlre, Regul
,ramme of the Exhibition, : will be fut
plication to Mr.-Jaw McGoirart,-Assi l,
of the United States Agricult u'ral Sod
nut street, (Rooms of the Philadelph
Society,) or by addressing. the Secre
MARSH A LCP. WILDE 1
WILLIAM S. KING, Secretary.
- i Est ray,.
CI AME ilAto the enclosure Of the
N,_i tl!e-u2d day of July last, a sort.
ed to be about 12 years old, with a wl
forehead, and a ittle white on-the 1
The owner is tested to, prove pro
gee, and take away. - ii,ENR
New Man) , Ans. 12, 1956.
A Book for the Ti
ibITAF4F.R DIPS?.
The. Artist' gets poetic and ei ,
C) TT yes! there'da-titneAr every',
A. time to t.Ty, to whistle, or sit
A time to get Worse, and a time , to - k
A time for a cove of a dunning tette.
A time for flirting With heartless coq
A time to pay you! addresse and'
&time to.make people think'2,•ou t i ti
And a time when misfortune L will u
But of these, or of 'others to numer
Thdie are none , more worth); your
Than the tb i ne to rbtrihr Fremont
And the tithe to ga yanr Daeuerre
. , •
'' - g, - ti•! tizi 3
hoe of
nri 4 C - ustomeri
1 and foigpi4n to; , pay,
unless thl 'flown to th -
the. primaistedammuit
c miplOisantness of se ,
' Mack-Zia-7 'Jun I
. costSidetafe, patitint, a
; -Ike triiii4 yri th . l Le
t 1 do,-nifrt do a credit
now that but few hay
nge an; idea atitaro
otype!' • i
ior, In the Brick Bloc
N. B.
taros taker
mind that,
send Mon.
jected to t
a. public
modating,
not wish t
hoc all, th •
happy to_
with so of
- f)ague
Skvru
Bend's.
Dagtiet*typelnstrn
for, the; business; for
A goo.,
set of , toolterms.
p.016Y,
1111114
it . , A E STATE OF PENN=TLIIANIA, • ,
West Pettit !Square, Fl'ltiladelriphi*
T4'COD,P . Q : ILATVEL bi,the tegio.iiiure 1853, and or 4.
1 ganize(Pbrtihe - plan of tlitilriditatrial Collekes of
COntinental Europe, aftlirdei a thorOngh professional
education in emu. Estimcsaiso PnAcoo.tt. CHEWS.
TRY, MECHANICA.L i ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND
MINING &mit:Emma,. The Foartiftollegiate Y.esu•
'ill cortnnenco on Monday, Sett. 15t14 185 . ,FOr
Catalogues and Kith& information, address. '
- " ' ' ALFRED , L. l o ll'. 3t. D.,
: • Preis; of Faollti, Polytech is Ccille.ge; Philad'a
' • .
•' - "'
7 ' ,COME AND Er'..'. ' i. : ( ,
•-•:,, 'CENTS 141 Oasii, *ill buyildi dollises,Worth al
t.l the . Alezidid mock ;or .laingina - Sunuaer
score, at,
at gm itielap 04i and 'Bider:
wire,. a( Mama 'our Porneili,
,*tiery *most avary-,1
body "usi . lr goes .to,bay, theli.,po4., ;.• .
,s . . '
gem aljdSO4t kept alvTOs otiqd:
.;. .. '
Di
,039*, May 28, let& - ' '
Ciinriagoir7ll
HE iradersigned havingou
tioriently oemied
PatilittAgooos7 an: aulfirw*
sll its bnutches. 1.411 idnds i nt •
ed to-order, andirerteinf done or
tosoi-Ju1*1it.1866.1. ; 4. -
. - -
I ' •
~~~:~._
i,
_ --__ "-: 406 4 41 - 6thiriOnTia:_;•!;:.7.. ,-.,..-:---
_ .s:4 "r- 1. /Thy •' .-- ...: • > ,• .. - 4
ECOpati ' iiinzeninteiik s- 4 A. doli,sethieolgt
~, .-. ,“ , ,,virdieo44.2%!wliiimealil4 ~t- •
Resolv do!, the &e ash animism gi ii.epretotaa
tiates oft Citommousrealtit otPtisintivels* hi. GM
eat AseitotSly tnet, That the fothireirig' antendtneets
are proposed to the tonatituthatof the cotestorswealth
To neefirdance with the miliaria of.tho taattiArtiele
thereof: I .
TWA? AME2II3II.EISZ- - t' :**
I be an -
it4tittion'A'artrele tir raid - -attisti
be . designated as eticic el#ol, ea folio wi
Ainturr IT.
- OF-PUBLIC .
tation to
**en • s 1. ' Thii gate may contractdebts, to sup':
ply case: 1 deficits or Lileres:in revenues, Or'-to meet
espensei 'not ,otherwise provided for; but the ewe•
gate amount 'of such debts direct and contingent,
Whether Ontraeted by virtue of one or more acts of
the gcueral assembly, or at di ff erent periods of time,
shall nev er exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. and the moneY arising from the creation of
deb* Shall beapplie&to the rearPosefoe which'
it was r olitained,' or to repay the debts so contracted,'
and to nO other purfxose whatever
ErettOrtt.' In addition to the dote liglited pow.;
.er thestatie may contract debts to repel invaslon,anp.
L
press in urrection, defend the state in war, or to re
deem th prevent Outstanding ,IndCbtedtmite of the:
state; but the money arising ONcuiriheAtontractingaf
such debts, shall be applied to the-purpose for which
it was raised, or to,repay such debts, and to no *Wm
purpose whatever. .
no:
.. . . . . . . .. .
.scr fp' L. The credit of the COTTintomicalth sh.lll
in , try manner, or event, be Pledgred,. - or loaned.
any imlictlual, company, corporaunn, or associa.
n;.l or shall the co: moony, th hereafter- .
become
°lnt owner, or stockliOlder in any couipany, lasso
tion 6r corporation.. - . . ,
. . -.
'r.s... fox 0. The commonwealth shall not • itssnuic
.de t, or any part.thereof, or any ,county, city;
row li, or township; or of ani . .corporation, or as-.
iati/m; • unless such debt shall have been eontlac-.•
toionuble the state to repel hirasion, auptiress
tneitie insurrection, defend itself in, time of war, on
fosi r the state la, the discharge of any - portion of
pr r alit iudehtedneAs.
Ss.c Os, 7, The legislature...shall not authorize any .
lint . „city, borough,. torrnship, or incorporate dis.•
l a, tiey virtue of a vote of ItAeitizeits. , .or otherwise
hec •me a stoektiolder in .any company, ssociation,'
cor Oration ; or to obtain money for,, or, inaa..,itai
vtlit. to, any corporation, association,. itrittltutiott. or.
• -
!rty. . . . - •
• . .
Isseallo Altbzetemrr.,
..• . • •
, shall-be - an additional article to said -conatltu ,
. .be desigrutted as article 111, nr; follows: .'
kinner - .tnd
• r •dec'd. - and
R,Siterit
• 513 .
Anncts itt.- -
OF 'NEW COUNTIES.
oounty hit be divided by a line .cntting.•off
et ;ne-teoth of its.,r opoulation, (eitbcr to form a
w ounty or otherwise,)'without the express issent,
su h county, by a i cote of the clectors.thereof;,mir
all any new county be established, containlsq . less
►a four hundred square miles. '
Society. E
', PIIIL.
Tama suEssourr. .. -
From, Section tsvo,of the first article of the consti
,
iti7, strike - out the words, "of the city of lAila.
4 ia, and o' each. county-rerpectiiely ;" Vim sec=
on five, same Article strikeout the Fords, "of Phil
adelphia and of the seri-ral counties;" from section
seven, same article, - strike out the words, "neither
the clity of Philadelphia nor any , " and insert In'lieu
therimf the wOrds, * end ne ;" acid
l strike out section
friar same article, and in lieu thereof- insert the fol- -
lovfng: . ..„. •
, • .rz.ccrs ri 4!. ' In the year one thousand eight litm
dre and sisty-four, and in every sevefith year there
after, representatives to the number of one hundred,
shall apportioned and, distributed equally, throughout
theistate, by districts, in proportion to the
.number
of taxable inhabitants in the several -parts thereof;
except ..that any •cdunty containing at least three
tholiswitllive hundred taxebleS, may be . allowed a
separate representation ;. but .no more than thiee
counties shall be joined, and no co-tidy shall be di.
vide:l, in the formation of a dist.ict. Any city can
talaiiim a sufficient number of =aides to- entitle„ it
toil At feast two.represenlatives, shall have-a separate
rei rcsentation nsAgnell it, and shall be divided' into
co venient districts of' ontiguoii. territory, of eqhidc
tazalde population as near Rs - maybe, eachof ,Fhlcli
di4riets shall eleet.one representative.”.: ,:.
..
/
it the end A .ol . section serbn, .inuie 'article, insert
-1 se words, " the city of Philadelphia 'Shalt be
ii itb:d into single senatorial districts of eonti . gio
von terriferw as neartg , "event in - farable'laindotion'
as possible ; but no ward shali - lie divided in the for=
Pn tion: thereof." •
. The legislature, at its first session., after the &clop- .
titan of this amendment, shall divide the city of Phil-,
utelphia into senatorial and representative 'districts;
in]the manner above provided;'such district* to re-
main unchanged until the apportionment in the year,
tte- thousand eight hundred and sixty-four. ..
11e UNITED
TY. will be to
tin Tuestittr, ,r,
airtlay, Otto- ti,
r undred
Dil
rteen_ Thou
rious classes
Vioes, Veg
•nts anil 31a-
representing
en appointed
per ; -
i and Fifteen
:tto. meet ex
'di the excel
large_ amount
eetation that
to any ofits
I llicit ladies as
take place °a
iAted ;onde-
railroads,
er articles are
given on ap-
rentharns, and
the dourital of
Lions and Pra
rnished on ap
ktantSeeiviary
'ety, 160 Chest- a
'a 'Agricultural i,
ry, at Boston.
President. .-
35_3t..
• rortTn ASIESDNENT. .
To be section rsil, sirtich t. •
The Legislature shall have the power to . alter, re,
v . ke, or annul, any charter of incorporation bereitfter
cc nferred hr, or under, any Fpecial, or general Ltw,
w enever.in their opinion it may be injurious to the,
tizens of the commonwealth in such manner, how
c xr, that,no injnstice slial he done to .the corpot:a.
subscriber, on
I Luare;suppos
ite strip in the
l4t, fore foot----
ty,. pay char
' TIFFANY.
3110
IN SENATE; April 21. 1956.
1 Rctorred, That this resolution pass...On the first a
ni7scimen t,yeas 24,nays 5. ''On•the seemul amendment,
y i 19, nays 6. On : the bird amendment. y,0a5.2,6,
nnya 1. • On the fourth ategndment, yeas 23; nays 4.
Eitruct from the Journal. • -
THOMAS A. MAGLIRE, Clerk.
EMI
, Thatie.
MS
2t. better,
- Is HOUSE OF . REPRESENTATIVE S ,
4pri/-21; 1856 I. •
Resolved, That this 'resolution pass. On. the • first
amendment, yeas '72,'nnYt3 . 24. ...On the second, .a.••
thend:neut, Yeas 63, nays On th third nmend•
went, yeas 64, naps 25 ; and op foufth -- aineadinetit; .
• .this 69; nays 16. • •
Extract froth the Journal: . . - •''' •
I uettes,
ebts, -
sinart,
set rour. cart,,
us to mention,
arnest attention
rind ' Doithe,
If ken
ypes a .
9 9
E'en-Lilly's Orrice, -.1- G:_etrETlN,
Filed April '24, 1856. c gee. of the •Common.wealtli
bo hare had pic
!will plensthbear in
'h. senses soon, and
-they mar be sub
ME=
entosylvani a: as • •
•
fl.do cer_tify that the above and foregoik it a true
' •d correct copy of the original " &solution relative
o an
,emeodment of the Conetitutiop",m,the same
°mains - on fite.ht this °Mee. -
jilling to' be neceri ,
' d all that, but _do
nie here nay, once
LIAM:4A and I.am
become poßAessed
getting &wiled
W. B. DEANS.
• over Bentley and
[ ( IIa te
stimony whereof
eof I have herevinto
L. S. set my hand and caused .tc, be aftlied . the
i
seal of the Secretary's, Oteei the day and
iyear above nritton.
.4.. G. CURTIN; '
Seereturtsif the Couttnontreaillt.,
SEskiT, April .11, 108.
Resolution prepoting.Rmendniente to,the Constitu-.
tion of the Counrumwenith, being under colAidett.'
Aloe.
- not, and a complete
- sale on reasonable
I *COLLEGE
On the iptet)eu,. •
S#uate agree, to the first Amoptlatent
The'-yeas , and nays were taken, agreeably .to 'the
„provisions of the Constitution, and were as, follows.
BroWne, Bnekatew, Croswell. Er._
ens, Ferguson, - Flenniken, iloge. , ,lngram, 'Unison,
Kilos, 'Limbach, Lewis, It'Clintook,‘ , l l iiee,,Sellers.
Shuman, Souther, StranN.Timpie t , wO wn ot t uk ,
Wherry,Wilkins and Platt, S - peaker.—Yet. „ r!..t,
nr4 — Mossra• . 41 kab4, 'Greggs:- Jriol4 ll ,:itelthiget,
and riatt-5. • • ,
S 4 th l) •que s t fi nki ai
On the c1uP54 1 0.0.,, •
tlia Seuate woe to the seilowifarnetnigientl;
Ple end DAY* !zero egreethir rtfi:tho-
Prolitsio.n*, ofihe ;44 xem.4.o,.slolrs;_.
_ •.,
►
YitAritnArrs:l, * Ornet &jailor, ,Offsevr,44.oV".;
en s: Rpge,1517410 1 ,44 1 1i80n, K.llol;tatiaUCh, - Le•ii.
WCALIttocAr , !lellit;4 l ThUn4Pir z SoliOltri; 8 4muts --
t4n k v`L , " 11141744Wilki4rPlOr:tr11
olk s t ri • , , •Agalb's /.eirsol4 Gregg, SA* al
Price; :a
'•'Rs the fa the`epV.t4ro s
,
P.Wllllho theil!oro tlVnt
•
obk stalk
I Au* *law
:akias business, in
op short roticer -
.11ACAOGRItS. •,-
.../r.,;.: ..P.ts.
:t,_
'~- .
SECRNIART'S OFFICE,
Harrisburg, June 27, 1858.
IMISI
•-•'''" '-' • ' ' ---' --- -watilit;tMtetemitilklat
-:••• • . - prif : - f „.
- And Platt, p004r,,t4 Etz ~! . .i, - . 0 ; .:".. f . :`:
r
.-NAti-,. Greige7l.7..: _. :
~ •_ 1 .
:So t4isteet4l4sllwo-dati-rttilitlaiprdiaidilittieriiir.. ~,,
tili•iftiellitiV u
-"Wa*VgenitaI4POOPANONOVI - "ItoeDAt‘ LT
Cora yea* oil . i *Pi .-wer. .1-31 1 441 1 NAlt i re*/ •
114 10 ° ,0 1 4Yereclisfag_oN t •
.., , r.
.. Yy.aa • M4,lre...* . tkiiJn - e,Aktiliditii,:rgart'liv.:
I*1; Ittittatten, 4100,' . :TagraniViJaa 'larder,.
Ana, Ittablieb;ilewistiiielliinmekiilirisag, Ballet!: -..•
Womb SontkeirStkuksigAtkii o o4 l o* VillerrYs
Wilhite end. Piatts - limakti-;: . •-' :'
',,Rivs—Ste*. {Gl ee s ;, crilib, an t - Pu tt
."- .1
a:the tititistitm iiii - deternthtifiti littllalrtiatlve:
,i, JournatofthelloisitifirepreOnekre‘Apill,2l;
181iti.• -": •-* - . '''. ' ii: ;' ./. J: , ...,-, , - ~...-1 ~. ‘.. _
I.lneYeealint l l , 9 ll4 mrtfintin4tiiitlYi 4*jellr
visions qthe ConstftutliM,ltnir Oil ilicurat iiropesed
amendeent, were is - folltorkiiii' -• 1 '-':. 4., -.-, - 'l
. - Ircia.+Messii.Anders Bark* Bahl?* -Bak
Beek; (Lccoutinst,). Beek frOrki)lltardpßoyd, ' ,
i
Boyer, lirown,Brush, achamm r ,Cildwalli„,Anupt.,iell;
Carty, Craig,„Crawfb .RoWilall,, alfgeTatinsold,
Foster, Getz, HaittesOlarpir Berritt, - MIW Tlitt;
Hillepts, flipPle; Holeichnb,littiatiellet iininlity lug.. ,
hard Inids;lrwin,.4ohnii Jobuscorts' , •--1,60,-
Longalier,,4 Urea/ MValutOnt -- lircerthi; : i:lCOnk:
Mangle, )11enear, • Miller; : Montgellytterc litiOrllead, •
,Nunnemticher, 'Orr; Peirson;..Phelint", '- " Filtieni Alm ,
acv, ilea; Reinhold,. Riddle, - IlbhertS; Shebk;Bol4,
(Allegherty,)Bmith, (Cambria,V- Smith, (liir„yonting,)
Strew% Thompson, Vaii,:Wballon;.:!;Wright. :(Datt- - •
phina Wright, {Luzern%) ZiltuneriMul and .;TiVaiOr.
' 14,tve--:-Messra. Augustin% Pairs, Clover,.COhOltrti -- , ;
Dock, Fry, Fulton, Gaylord, .olbixotey, Hamilton; .
Hancock, -- Housekeetier, - Huneker; Lehenrirg.: MAP;
gee, Manley, Mortis, Mumma ; -.'Patterson, Salitibury;,,
Smith, (Philadelphia;) Welter, Wintrode and Team
So the qaeitiOn 'was deiertinal lithe sißruarva,
O;r the question, ' -`' ' - • :- " - 1.
Will the House agree to- the secontamendazentS
The-yeas and mitt were taken, - -rend. ware , ail, fol
low, viz: - - e••... - - -_ ' -.
l'ltao--Messrs: Aridinvit, HaeltUA434ldidn; - -wr..
Beck, (ttcoming,l Beet:,: (Yorki) -Daintiest), Boyd,
Brown, frtichanan 10411, rarnpbelt, Carty, Craig,
Fausold, Foster, Getz,llaines,ilimei, Haw, Minsk, ..
Bibby; Billegak ilippl4, Holconib,' Bunseeker, - Int- ,
ie, Ingham, InnisOrwin, Johns, Jetintort:.Laperte,
' Leb,d, Lougaker;TbretclirCalinout: Il'Carthy, Mt •
~co .mb ,3l,,ugle; times, ,- Miller , -Itton*miltrto, 'Moor- /
!'lcall'. :+lennetnech , T, Orr;.Pearso. ti. Purcell, Reality,: 1
Reed. Reinhold, Iti,i‘ile, Roberta„-Shenk, StrtM, (AV
1 4shenY3 Strous ,, , Vail, Mullion, Wrigtt, (I,)
D.
ez
:Jun.l;mm: ' and WI ight,'Syieekei. - „
SAVs:--Iti.,-.3k5.: Augtvitlite, BartiviciovitcFa ger,
'Fr.;, Fulton Gaylord, Gibbonetylitunilekin, H k ,
11tinekm.; Lelse - Ming, Magee,. Manley, ;,Morri4 ; Althr: -
ma. Patterson, Thehr-, Salishurvi , Sinlik (gam i llt
Thompsou, Walter, Wintrode,Wright, (lialtPhh)f,.. . •
.
- SO ihe question' iiaidetertninedin thil-alioglitlre
'On the question, -•- -.: • •;-- ' , , .. ••
Will-the Hain's-agree to the ?bird ullenAr 4 elgt
. The yeas and nays were ,takeni'and w ere u• tiol.-
lows, viz: • - --' ''' .l ' ' • . '
Yea.—ltessra. Anders um Ificktia;-;Biddelti;
tech; (Lyetiying,) Beek, irrit,) Bernhard,- Bey d,
Boyer,' Brown, Buchanan, Idled): Campbell. OM,.
Craig, Crawford, Edinger, Fattiold, Foster, Fr„Getr„ - „
ilaineS,•Samel, Harper, Heins,„ Hibbs, Bill, Hillegasi; - -
Ilipple,,Rolcomb, ilotetekee . per,,lmbrie, In g ham, In
nis, Irwin, Johns, Joimaor4 Laporte ;Lebe, Longulter, ,
Lovett; 'lti'Culmont; WCOntti, Minglei; Meneir,lMillar, -
montgottrary; - *umerrnrener, rearterm - Theltis,
NITA ii -Ramsey/ -Reed Riddle Shenk' *zillh, 4Allet
- Bhens-) Swith,-.(etambriai)-StPhhi t • .otn
ison; Whall* Wri7l4; (Beeptia„):W.tht Li4iiirie)
liudZimxi3erinti&4t.. '-:/'• " - N - ". - • -•-
l - 14 , Tairs 11 - eurs, Bar*, , - Cloyer;:: golxilia,,;h, -Dot*,
Dowdall, Fulton, Gao3l4,..Gibboney, Hamilton. Han
cock,,Tiunekeisenring,.M'Carthy,, Magee, Manley,
Moorhesd,,Morrls , Patterson,'Reinhold„ Robiuts,94l
- Walter, Wintrode, Teasley and -
Wright,
Spegke4-25. , - ', • -• ' ...,
y-SO the question was determined In the affirmative,
On the question,
.1. - , . • ,
Will the-House sgree to die. fourth ametiiiment t
yeast ye and' nays were 'liken; .and were as, fol
lows, vii: - : • -
Tz.slfessra. Anderson, - Baektii,•. Ball, Beck,
(Lycoining,} Beck, (York,) Brnhard, -.Boyd, Boyer,
Brown ' BrretbVuchanan Caldwell, - Cem .
pbell, Certy„
Craig, Crawford, Dowdall, Edinger, Fausold, - Footer, -
Fry, Getz, Hatnel,Harder, Heine, Bibb:l, - 11UL Bille
gas, II ipple, Holcornb i liodekeeper, - linneeeker,flmi
brie, Innis. Irwin, Johnson. Laporte, Lebo, Lorgw.l
ker, Lovett, M'calmont, IrCarthy,Mcomb, Mangle:.
Menear, Ililler'llontgomery,Momhead,,Xennemach
er,i Orr, Peagon, , .Phelps„Pnrcell, Iburuniy, Reed,
Reinhold, Riddle, Roberts, Shenk; Stabil, les' antirlaj
Smith, (Wyoming,) ThomViOrt;lreb,- Walter, Vatt.
lon, Wright, (Luzern%) Yearsley, Zimmerman *a i d,
Wright, - ,Speaker—S9. :-. ;7 , - '..„ , ,• .
14, - rs—lfessrs. Barry; 614ive;, • CONDI:irk Pulton,
Gibboney, tiainest,liancock, Huneker,ltighten. Leis
miring, Magee, Maldey,ZMorris, ;Patterson,. &Worn
and Wintrode—l6 ,: - `- - t. z,.;....
•,- So the question nu determined in the_artrmuive.
SatitZTAWS OFT4CE,C
,lltirrishurgdete 27, 1”45. •
Perotspfrottia, #.• ;= • ' ..„ . ....,L
I do certify 0.40. illi)44 10 vo and fa",,P l / 1 4 2/;; a iv "
and' correct copy Of the "Yeas 'end 'Nays .- taltert 'on
the 'l4:solution iireifoShiiiiittentittierittle the' Coital- •
tution of the 'Comuton wealth; aithe-sairoiippgars on
the Journals of the trio-Ileuses ; ,of ;the. Geßeritl. AA- ,
sembly of this. Coutueuweiltb s /
for the Fenian of 1856.
....'........ - Witneis tai build, antrlhe serroc_sed of-
L. S. tee; 'this, ttieAttv.iktvonth' dal- e Anne, 'one
i.... r ..;
thousand clgltt:lnnidied indliftfisiz,-- = '.
: . . • - ';',.. . . 0.-.-: .. ...; ALG. CURtl,34;';
•. - ' .'. " - ' ...;.-SeqrttarY.if titt.colontOnWettith. -
. . ,
. The War uet q 241/ - '
LaCCWEILITYOUR INTERESTg i
XND bl 4- -, intr. iiinO b.aridiitationez7,whqre cos
.. canget them _Chf l 9. .1.10 3 ; 111 40W it 1 5at:th 4 -
Montrose BoiikStOre.ift the . Roeofic t e,. *here you
til
can' d'Book's - Of all all - prices, it'Oe - cent - primer
Ito a't a dollar RibleiAnid notviitiettapikx old books
have • earl sold in man of lataarinCtiottatiovrprie.
es, youtuay.learn.by calling at'Ahtt,rpapAige.,,thetobi
.and new'books hotheatt be bought low, 4 , .•._, „
Dick's' complete works, Eapcdition to Jaiiiii,bow t s.
writings, the, linnters Past, ith&-Wfilte Chief and
the Scalp, Gerar;d the' Poii-Kißety - ilte SperrOwgrass
. Pipels, My.Bontlaie and Fteadreir. , Lifeoti the Road.
Sola:d for ,the,Soc4l .tind, Solitary, Roar : Clark, . Two'
Efoo'ra-wtkilts in tarlous,stalee, a neti.lotof School
Books liOdStaticticrrrlaiie#,lrotigiis,'ke. itc.; anti
Ascii - roi - tr ilioselli:bii Otos Lanips• lit - -
• Look-Ilitay orieintaing -I , bill of. five
dollerS.and °vat iti,orta tima,l 'OWE -Itaceptui.doWe
..ftwth throwtt, la. eattly-,Or t terk...4o2Wll:olo : *4
tiare two 'dwiars extra. , , .1- - .7. -...'•:,.'' 'i• ..!. ,••
Call ' and 'bo 'etnictnced, - 4tAitit • Witt* - Bock.
1 Strire;'otto dioir tom, trmiitectri)te - t- v - ---. ,-_
1 , ~ ,0 ntr0f.6,% Avg.:o; 18156 : ; 7: -41i.N-eitTUARD.
TEMPE:IRA:VC-11 -SALOON AND
6::Jr - 1. No li-;"""rThc..CW" - ,
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-ON MAN -&T REIT, - MftlieStiYA. - -
r 1 1 11 E substriber takes 'tide inettroetiOttei it be
-I.', fore the •peripleit Suagielasnimiatthityr that at ,
the• TemPeranee *loon: (tiwoely iknoLtitlitOntrogo)
is the place to get- Fies,,Cekes,,:,CreCkerso Cheese.
New - York, Candv; Stiidines, 'lnciting, Oranges and
Lemons, 40es:tints, Sugar: Plated Ottant,Otints,
Tongue and Cudanhers; Smelt Ilea, fI0O:eocol Lem-'
(made -And!Soda , wattir, elci%Vrian ifo.,, ;tor eat arid...
drink. .Also. at. the saint' place fir kep,‘,14.,..12and 1r
;TOO i‘ssertnent - nf: G R,oo.e,Rili#,Peah from New
Yi:Wr.' such as Yea - St attvii4klitd4, 'OA; from 2i. .
ed.' to as. Pei , pound ;.` BioevriSugetfis now selling at
9 cen%a : per.ftound 4 &At Coffee Inger 4st IH•centa:
and crnshed, pulverized andgranulated Sugar at-12} .
cents per pound:.' Itackerel,C4id, 'White and Blue -
Fisb•Y")" ,- - 4 r d ' sl s ol i c l i 841 4,111 . 1 49 1 0 40 ,n.Dr1ad
'fleet Ram, Tobacco, v VIRU filit 4l o•Yiß i g ar y
Tanen! reindles: Stentbe Stint - nor Spend do.,
Ake, Soap Orditerettli*,ficimpleiii 12i - cents a
bar ; Sipap Powder And , WishingSoila;;:eack Salt for.
' family : Ilse,: Shot* Pereitsslen,Camlirhitemasb, Scrub
arni Shoo. Ilrtshee, - StoTo4o,d Shoe Ellacking a .,llalr
Oils, Yeiftimerlillifia 'yevAt7: of:Eilrecti, "Matches, '
Pepper; . Cinnamen, , Okfes, grbubd do,f; Ginger, Mus-
tard,-Ftetich anal Aititrftsti, 'Coffeeessence, Corn _
._
Starch: - Saga Zr puddings, Raisins trolls at-shilling
to .18 : pence per, ponnd,,,zontee -Currents. 'Citron,
Prunes. LiCorice,.drops ; an4 root do., Ven_
_,olles:44' All: -s
kindi,Psdei Candy PrO4K,Rum .0n... trirdPettales.
Plums and cherries, Oranges and Lemma% Pine. Ap-
Ples,Ce on, ItemMtienof Cliticotatertrittaitga laid pat.
€ , lltatloun4rGittent#LtatilnVcic i t h *Cr iti ; Vnins p ar.
oaCtilid4 StAttesttovbearot ind,Ceotor
Qua in1),0 1 4 0 ?"4.00 0 Ptlier Volk% -
itavni v oiyric PX,. 1 1k 1 , 4 - Wrigh t's ,P14.-:__ Dr,
p*t e reamilior Ointiviiik - a9lmOis suriktiulo for
'the Toothache. *IA iii" . - Ifin'ToOtk'Satne;
Hor s eMedichle; autialarOeisortmeotor ,Oildron's
Toys itaon'ida*Arev,lloo4.slikmboaivilid rock,
ern, ICANTY 93Iii:P114,Val'ails and
Wile% qii 01 0 4 4 .'Ardelm." ,Oitcossole!te , ta
harps, iilehi - tadretettealmasted - Si IhtBlrds;"als0:,
Plow OttinuiellAV'tkAufiteieVest •barrel; at is
low.TOO° and as good tturitV 4* . 4 " b at s * ID i
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