I tit $
Thdalnauporifien .8411, at- Washing
,h kesoltdd elves 41000 to -the me*
=II
Lord:Napier, : the new. British minieter
to this country, qrived at New York, on Fri
% fast s in, tbe. sleattialtip •••
... The ; only feinaining:ehil&—a boy six
vetirs' old---otilgriLedGre*hilied SaturdaY,
lebrusry ; ' , • , :
ldpey Webitets,'Esq., the late Sec-
Airy of President Pierce, is about to return
ta•New lianwhire 19 pra9tice taw.
3
agni.Weitlat3rth; Istely elected May
vo.ofChicagoslifericto give $1,200 of his
sal
ail to the, Fireman 'b Benevolent Association.'
rtp
The ttltornme•Advertider
stotis that the tElO+erti Mott ;has 'received a dia
. pitch annohnOng tbelOtillestruction of Can
ton, Chins, by the sritish.
Mr. Beettsmt.n . 'has, emphatically an.
omnoatthat' . he Ntill" carry out the principle
.of notation in office'through - the whole . Union,
-'vicating commissions as they expire. .
Any , otou v r friend§ who have the 41-
*mantic 'for 146,:eleVett years old,
,may - use
Ilia same for this year, 1857, as thiy chance
to b e the sameittreSpecti - am day of the
month and *ll - tbe9thee particulars, save' the
aneodotalpart.
.. In the U. S. Senate, - March 6th, '.llf.
'Bigler presented, the protest- of forty-four
ftheinbers -or ttio' ir6iise of . Itepreseutatiyes
xn4 that ot fifteen Metiihtire of the Senate of
Pennsylvania, - against the election of Simon
'Cameron to,the U.'S. Senate, „ . •
.....: As n vpocimett of the -llegisintion' in
'Kansas we, refer to..a bill which has passed, fiying..the COunti:lilges
mid :44: providing that
,persons` may
'be trig 'before these petty Gonna, - without o
• Jury and scithon( iking iutlicted.
To theladies ufNew BedfordtbeliMffs'
the credit of institituting the latest and
• est Order , of surprise parties. • The objects of
'their visits are poor, families, to 'whlcin they
supplies Ofclothing and food, and stay
and Make the- furniiy happy for the evening.
. _
. In the procession which escor:ccl - 11r.
*tuchanan to the,capitol.mai the day of his in
. ugtitlatitin of Utah,. was smoie
of the m!irshalk: - • it is supposed that.. this
choice was intended to act. as It sort of cumin
terpoise . in the. Social kale,
,Mr. Buchanan
fairingtuo wik and Mr. Bertihisel having nine.
• .... The Union Sta te Cm m
onittee Of cil
o- .
„
neeticut haveltiitied sidiew`,"m which they
recipitiil4e Ilyeacti of Mr. P icree'S' adi
strationiok.thoonCe the late decision blthettn
ted Statea Supremo, Court,send urge the op
position to: mrganizeAnd stand firm. and op
pose the Principles and measures of the bet ri
ot retie kitty generally.
a. ".4 • -
• • . • By the report of the
,Secretary.of the,
Treasury we pelyeiver that,t he goyerninvilt
has brought-I,2osiiits ring p rese mi t em:n
$6,213,000•
all,theime.ceses.l..te, tonchision of the :suit
has been-that the - defselterhas mint been fotftni;
'4*:has beent r - Or insolvent , and. govern
ment has !hildt3 'Pay the cogs,' • . . •
•
• Th e :_
to o ols . umg -:-ms can extract from a
speech recently Made in, the Kansas ki l laus
. Legislatak by Mr. 07Driseoll :
God thundered that - -mgrnes should be
slaves, f, nn Mount!-. Gom,md toirals
declares ikright I Good scimee deel,res it.
rghtf . An d matru our interest agrees with
thers,:ihelargtiument is unaeswerable !”
.... The N. Y. Evening Post rather. drily
• riarnOts of Buchanan's Cabinet, that it would
ameenNleSigned as an a.,my him for the aged s and
indigent olitieians . it is an aged and, indi
gent: Administration, and why shouldn't all
the imbedmie tOmmers.who have sighed fur a
cosy place for the lust 100 years, find , rest
and asylymn in the bosom of the. sage 61
Wheatimuidl . •
- • - •
• ...lto'n B. Butter was laid in' his
shroud - and' tlitd in u coffin at. Savannah,
recently; and sent-iiinte to big bereaved
'Stray in SCiiven - toilinty' l to be interred.—
The.coffin'rwas opened for the/last - look at the
corpse, when t.he , cacofined man smiled fainl
- apene4 his eyes, was taken out, and is
:tiuw.. - about bis_businms as usual. He spent
atiturriv iw the coffin. • •
. •
.. The Spanish coin bill seem.; after all
to have heell,P*lndetstood.. One of the
45enat€4 3 Annendrnents, in which the House
'.eoneuritedi- anithorir.ed the receipt of thee .
• eeme tat the 'Mint for two years, at their izotti
inal mlue,l to be paid in the new cent pieces.
'This' is ate an important amendment, and
-shows Ibtittbe haste tOget-rid of these peloes
•ataisicrifiee taut been wholly needless. •
OO,'Wetitmsday, 'March Meshrs.
Bayard, of De1.,8 ri gilt, of Inil .. Broderick, ot .
Cat., Cameron, of Pa., Chandler, of
Davis, of Doolittl e,: of
Wis.„Etswrilin, of Me, Kennelly, of Md.,
Kiugeof Mallory, of Fa., Polk; of Mo.,
Rusk / of 'X'exas, Su m ner, of Mass., and Thom
'sett, of,11,1;;I:, we're qualified dal.Thlted' States
4.se . aafoi:s of the Thirty-Firthreongress.
;. The tw bouses,4l rise7Pennsylvania
Legislature met Mitreh Ilth, in joint wuven
tion, and.l9lopted- Henry, S.. liagrww State
Treasurer. / He is the present incornherst.—
Thi 'vote stood, gagraw 68; Dock 57. ,
... the New tiampshiye gtateelection,
.
eltepublicans have swept, the field,ele cling
Itheir . Governor', COngresstr.en, and. a large
itiajoriti in both branches'f the Legislature.
The•Houie stands 125 Republicans 52 Dem
.
.
. . , .:. The : , Trienine's - 'Washington
" e9rres
aide**, of eth,'Briss : ""Th e
.ciribi'Sviiireine Court nude tl.day that (412
roi l ekp F isPlis are not citizens -of the' United .
"State% end_ that Congress has no power to
e ,
siinticis tr e ail :restriction upon the reprO,d "
of . ,
Valuable:.Xlll Property sad Farm
818viey, - „ tip, ,beeu heard and commented On .
iseretwithlmkngled derision and , contempt.— - FOR SALE, OR IZEJWT. .-
ar e.pidoetirimd denunciation could s ink a
CONSISTING ors Grist suld Saw, sill. located in
; jet Orwell township, Bridford county, Pa:, silken
eild 430 d. , .1 - th't, r St'Prem,c•CcH Yr of they } United miles from Towanda, !about ' the-. same • distincii
States wo4ira - Tey,b'e,t_iiarp of again: it he from Owego. geld 31111 e are nearly new—have a 'rat
decision Iti itiitlak is envie:ll3 head off all Liable water power, and - ace in a first rate. location
lellislatieil. bir Congress iiii the starery',4l4ei. 1 for cuutom_, and will be sold at a bairthi; and terms
tip; and!efrectually bridle thcgreeStates. - " ,Lralt i e !'9 Bait the pu rchaser. . ..
.. 1 s _ _ ,-.., , . , : e . not sold soon , t hey wdlbe rented, together with
,
- - a farm of 135 acres land,or 2 dwelling houses . , 3
barns; and other out-buddings, and two orchards
thereoh. For further particulars address the sub
scribe; at Tirianda; ra. JA NES O. FEAST.
Illrirch. - 18, '10 7 .' 41 -.
i.' -
..,17.14811*74:41
,ASXWEIL ar4us..-- 43.
/41,1announcedott aukharity.of the Bos
ton Post, confirmed by the statement of the
Washingtmi vc aresixaident •of a- leading jonr
-48/All44"tbe.,A*lii if** W. Washington's
Farewell ' Address had 'been stolen from the
Wete Department, Thi§ statement the !la.
IdelPhlifileleltin'detrarei - mete " yarn,"
stating tluih t l4. l ',Oivpole, whom the ad-
NO. mm 4 ,4 Washington Tor publies.
tick in .hie4iewspa;ier, retained the mane,'
Pt; which vas sold in 1549 or 485;0 by
Es 'public ; sale, to
, Jamea o erms 4
q aA.ew, YO who low
lv it in his
laosssse.lie t r-; Washington. globe.
• A
4 4 3 413 4. 4 0 -4" /WS SpkTE 1141104t4.1176--Br;Steltt,
' tower House of the Massa:.
tithaee ttstortiiijattrortoldity passed resototions,
aiiiiiprihrii4ll , ooA3o for Vie. relief of stieh
Set Veraflans a Are, or mar De, reduou d
to want, from thitiottereges, Csitninittd uphrl
Itheminetsalavrfol , attertiptivto - exeinda' them.
ifitobipt - of their ttretideooo
thr Frei Stye' tohtituti6ll4."
A I. .
{fart.
„..
MEI
Alostheriresieberallsittlilitiiie - . l 4here
will be a . Teacherelnitluite :held- lithe Methodist
Church in -Montrose, on Tuesday end Wethtesday,
Minch 25th, and 48th—sessions to commence at 1.0
o'clock . .
TemdmilA. khsrikdfret eteisesaur. Pra Skidded
will be pliant _daring the Institute and lecture on
Tuesday evenings--Huhject, DRJMOTS ix Manama—
lipw WIT MAT BC RILMRDIFM. , ,
Teachers' Examinations.—We; will
hold 'examinations in the different towns as follows :
Franklin; - April 2, South, S. - 11. 10 o'clock A. M.
Gicat .nend, " 3,1/14.re, " _ -
NewHilford, 11 4 Waid, "
Jessup, " e, Cornell, "
Rush, . • . 4 7, Granger, "
Auburn, " 8, Center, "
" 9, " "
Diniock, 10. "
Brooklyn, " 11, "
Lithrop, " 13, Thayer, " .
Lenox.„ ." 14,-Glenwood,.
Clifford, - • , ":11/,'Cornets,
He.rrick,_ " 18, M'dst. Church, ,
Giberon. *l'l7, T. Bilk ' 'S. H. "
Herford, 18, Tone,
4,
Mickson,- ' ' 20„No. 2, I I
Ararat, " 21, Church, 81 o'clock ; "
Iltomson, .` " 21,-Center, •S. 11. 2eclock P. M.
Harmony, Oakland, k Susquehanna Depot,
April ,22,. East Hill, S. H. (00'6:04 A.ll.
Liberty, " 23, Beeman's, "
Bridgewater, " 24, Montrose, F. S. 11, " -
Silver Lake, 1 ' 25, BrackeY, S. R. "
Choconut, " 27 , Clark's, ."
FOrest Lake, " - 28, Town's, "
Middletown, " 29, Baldwiu'a,‘• ‘" "
Apolacon, " 30, L. 31., 64 61
- B. F. TSWESBORY, CO. Supt.
;1 4 4 - ew Milk/rd, March 18, 1857.-4 w.
, Another Institute.—We will hold an in
otitote in Springville Hollow, on Monday, the 23d of
Marchaessions.to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Prof. Stoddard will lecture to the Teachers and
Parents in the evening. ,
-4 Will some of the friends see that things-are In or
der to accommodate the Institute Y •
1:42 SIIPERINTENDENT.
Dr. Praisers Forest. Wine and Pills.
—lt should be' understood that these remedies are
not made of drags, as are nearly all other medicines,
but-they have been produced f;om - certain plant of
great medicinal virtues. We will mention, for ex
ample, three ofthese plants,Danddion, Sarsaparilla,
and liild Cherrx, whose virtues are well known.—
Thcothers are found growing wild in the mountains
[ - and forests,, and their medical•.properties arc ten
times greater than those we have name'. Were it
riot for , making known the secret of a &covery,whicb
Dr. Halsey places great value on, we would give their
names. Suffice it to any, that this delightful wine
C -and the pills have acquired a high reputation in ev
ery part of the country. We never knew a single
instance, where these remedies have been taken ac
cording to the directions, in which they do not pro
'duce the most decided benefit. Even in old stand
ing complaints, where the patient persevered in them
- for•ti reasonable length of time, cures have been ef
fected;
I Dr. Ifalsey's advertisement can be seen In anoth
er part of this paper. ABEL TURRELL, Agent.
• Feb: 26, 1857.--fw
Marriagts.
•
In 'South Rthigewater, on the'l2th inst., by Rev.
John F._Deans,ifr. CJIARLFS H. Et Lemon, Wy
oming.CO., Pa., and Miss Lots A. LATH aor, orDim
'ock, Susquehanna County, Pa. -
l£Utlt 1.
Nov. 7 th,.1866, at Kingston, Pa., Miss Lucy Adel
ia; eldest. tlaughterof James and Lucy Is Chandler,
- of Gihort, Pa., aged'_'l. She experienced religion
atllrookly - n, July 1853, and immediately joined the
,church. Prom, that time till her death she 'main
tained the,character of a consistent awl ettrnest'e4ris
'lan, when .atucked with her last illness, she was pm
suing her studies at the Wyoming Setnivary, where
by her faiiihfulness as a student, and her :unvarying
'amiability and ardent piety, she had niudeared herself
to alt her teachers and'associates. In . her last- hours
,she bore testimony to the sufficiency-of Divine grace
to sustain her, and_render her cad : peaceful. and tri
umphant.. Though the earthly career of our deeply
'lamented sister was so brief, it verified the words,
"That life is long which answers life's great end."
- li. Nxxsos.
Attu(..qiturrtistunts.
Rooms to Let.
QEVERAL large pleasant rooms, suitable for 3fil.
liners, Offices, or a small arnily, in the ft. oc . and
story -of .the Briekßlock, to let on reasonable terms,
from the first of April. BENTLEY k READ.
Montrose, March 18, 1887.
• Sole Leather.
Anew supply of the best quality , just received,
sod for sale by BENTLEY & READ,
C 0 D•F I S R.
for sale br BENTLEY lk READ
- 2000 Rolls of Wall Paper.
COMPRISLNt a good variety of new styles' and
beautiful paterns, also, Bordering, Window Pk
per, dc.; just arrived, and for sale cheap for the qual
' ity, by ' * ABEL I:I.7RBELL.
MontrOse, 3farch,' 18, 1857.
MORS—Large Gilt Framed 141rrnrs. for'sale
by ' _ A. TCRRELL.
ENNED Y'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
11 for'sale by ABEL TURRELL.
Groceries:- r
A . fiesh.supply, just re c eived, and will- be ,old
cheap for cash, by F. D. CHANDLER.
A- lirge;lot of PRINTS, from 4e.. to 12} cents per
• yard, at • CHANDLER'S-
L N D I 1:1
lot of DELALVES, which will be sold low, for
caah, at • • CIIANDLER'S.
L 0 , R • it A L T
1' for family and Dairy, at • CHANDLER'S.
, • Paper Hangings.
4000 pi til eee ts : A P e ap pa er tte and Border, of T t e
ad
vance mostde
for cub. Please_all art'd sc or e, :tat sm all_
March 18 . , '57. CHANDLEIt.S.
Bark Peelers Wanted
CZLOOD.and reliable Bark Peelers wanted, to peel
; lOta from-100 - to lOra) cords, cold deEree the
same-nn' roads., or at our tannery. Also, wanted by
flatten:cawd b 0 to lb good OK:el).
• • • B. A. A:. 0. PRArt.
New Itilford, March I'4 18b7.-10m3 , .
. Claret andn Timothy Sett '
T ,
EIE undetTipied have on hand and forsale bythe
bushel or load, Closer Seed of the large kind';
also, Timothy seed of a snperior quality, which will
be sold in quantities to suit the' purchasers. Thee
have also on hand a large quantity of escellent Seed
Wheat, Wisconsin grown, which they will sell by the
buahel,.or load. Inquire of ' .
Monulne, it'3.s7ite Scatie'rgete.l,
TiMOtilY:llll4 Clever Seed.
A 3ot of Western Timcittry Seed, and
Coon oyes ftd :nu hand and itelling , by
- 1 IRILSON &SON.
,Accembe;:itareb ift,f
AIA" et.
[W r< eilimillteeresivbiell *it
be *old less Mira eed; to date Ikea_ our ;: -'bT
Fab. 24. 1 5 67. • F. B. CHANDLER,.
n . LOVERit TIMOTHY SkED_
',JFor joie, by • • 11.7-)BSRAITT.
Xear Mi!totd, March 18;18p7. . ' 4
WANTED.
wratijmrnernan-Wagon`maker; to whom
ood r w po.in bei t iven ;ilso,,an,apprentice to i
learn the tragoO maters trade. — Apply to the sub-
Scriber tit &whop, Sustt. Ceri•or - ta 'the she* Of A. P... 1
Mirky; In - 111.41trose. • -• • ' • i
• • Wittaarr V. BEDELL. .1
' Jessup Mm elt 11 ie3t-9w2
WtSTERN . LANI)
TIMBRE Is'ne business so sure and aafe,for making
piles of snoneysis buying gowermneet land,—
Don't leV the gold rusOnorthe warrints mould in the
chests. It is just aseatiylo make two hundred per
cent, en your money, as six. l'shall locate a good
-deal of land for. myself 'arni Olin" this year, and
those who do business through nie, will have it done
faithfully and correctly. Terms, s7,'per eighty, and
I pay the office fees. Ono of the best farms on Rook
River for. sale on favorable terms. Also 'good land
in lowa and Minesota. .Tales paid, collectionis made,
&e., &c., Address, ,
6: C. LYMAN,
Sterling; Whiteside Co., 111.
Refer to Post, Cooper & Co., and Bentley and
Fitch, Montrose, Ph., and M. C. Tyler, New York.
I=E111:511
II !1!!
CI:EMNI:1
I:ZiN:I3
•1. 'I
•
DISSOLUTION.
Tne- 8= of
,Simmonsat Viertman is
this dui aissolrea by mutual consent.. The notes
and accounts may be found in the hands ; of C. M.
Simmons for settlement; until the ffrst of April next.
After which time. they will be left in the hands of a
proper ofilner for collection. •
• SIMMONS fi MERMAN.
N. B. The business in all its brandies, will be con
tinned by A. MERMAN', who thankful for past &rots,
would ask a continuance of the public patrousge.
• • 'A, NERIMAN. •
Montrose, .March 10, 1847.
17:=ONI:1:1
WAYNE COUNTY TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
J. F. Stoddard, A, 1
• AND PrilieiPalS. ' •
S. A. Terrel, Co. Supt. )
. -
ATeachers' Institute, to continue etreeri weeks,
will-be opened on the 6th day of April, in the
buildings of the " UNIVERSITY or NORTIIEAS: PENN
sem-4mA," at Betintaxy, Wayne Co., Pa., under the?
supervision of the Proprietor, 'Prof. J.. F. Stoddard,
and the County Superintendent, S. A. Terrel.
'Regular courses of lectures will be deliver'ed on the
Science and „Art of Teaching, and on Moral Deed
opernent, by Prof. Stoddard; oci Physical Geography
and Natural Philosopy, by S. A. Terrel, Co:.Sttpt.;
and on Human and Comparative Phvsiology, by Dr.
A. IL Griroshavr, of Wilmington, Del. Occasional
lectures will also be delivered during the session, by
Rev. E. o..Wartl, of Bethany, (wheryill take charge
of the department of Ancient Languages;) Rev. It.
B. Duane, of Honesdale; and C. S. Minor, Esq., of
Honesdale, &TOT. F. Tewksburj', Co. Supt.,Susq.Co.
Students who desire will have an opportunity to
prosecute the study of the Languages, Ancient and
Modern, Music,,Coeval and Instrumental, and of
Drawing and Oil ainting.
LIPENAES. • •
I Board and washing in the Institution or in private
families, 4;2,23 per week. Students who desire,• can
board themselves.
Tuition In the F;nglish Department,. to Teachers
from Wayne Co. #3,00; others, s6,titt. A moderate
extra charge will be made, for tuition in Languages,
MUsic. Drawing and Painting. Tuition bills and a
part of the bills for boarding are to be paid upon en
terinr, the Institution.
Those desiring to attend the school, should make
early application to S. A. Terrel, Co. Supt., Bones,
dale, Wayne Co., Pa. •
!MONS SON.
S;0,001:3.
Prof. Stoddard will be preSeat during the entire
term, and will devote his whole time to testehingAnd
lecturing,• and otherwise advancing the tatereats - of
the Schimi. P. G. GOODRICH, - Sec'rv.
Betliany:; 3 ll-itch I], ]alp,.-9w::
- E. S.:BUNNELL,
.DEAI:FIt in StliVt•S and flea4iiims.
poles, - Barrels, 1-Irl:ins,:Chnrn9, ke., kc. All
orders from responsible quarters, protnptly filled, and
shipped as per direction.: -
Great Bend, Sn.q. Co:, I'a.--13n9y1
TEA ,SEEP WHEAT FOR SALE.
TrIGOLY eSteemed by wheat growers of west
1..1. ern New York. • A. BA LDW IN.
I! ontrolte, arrli p, 1557.--91,4
UN2ON CANAL.
rrHIS work haring been enlarged throughout to
1 admit the largett reniisylrania Canal Boats;
the water will be let iiifrotn Middletown to Reading,
i)n the first day of April:
Toil Sheets and infOrmation respecting the ("anal
can be obtained at the:Office of the Company, No.
Walnut Street, Philadeltlbia„ on' application to
9wl • R. RUNDEL SMITH, Proeidorit, de.
- PUBLIC VENDUD..
NETILL - te sol&at the residence of the Subscrilter,
V in Brooklyn, on the farm or Lthheits Rogers.
March 3fith. one cow, two -sleiglts, Carpenters tools.
househ'old furniture, and a variety of Other . property
too numerous to mention, -for cash oniit.
• • • JOSEPH 1. ELY.
Brooklyn,, March 11, 1 SZi7.—titv2
Sheriff's Sales.
Blt virtue of sundry writs issued by the Court of
` Common Pleas of Susquehanna county and to
Me directed, I will expose to sale by public vemitie,
at the Court House in Montmse, on Saturday the' 4th
day of Aril taext, at one o'clock, P. IL, the
described pieces or parcels of land, to wit : . .
. .
' ALL that certain piece or rarcel of land, situate,'
and being in the township of Silver Lake, in the Cowl
ty of Susquehanna!, and bounded antL described as
follows, to wit: beginning at a stake and stones by
the side of the Chenango turnpike road, being the
north-east corner of Edward W. Rose's share.of the
reservation, (so calletiA thence by said turnpike road,
by its several 'courses, as follows: N.lo' W. 120 p.,
thence xi. 30° w. 14. p., tteneen. 43° w. p., thence
n. 32,, w. 8 p., thence 2° e. 141 p., thence ti 6G p.,
thence n. 39° e. 36 p., thence n. 40° e. 2.1 p. to the
bridge at Mud Lake, (so called,) thence by the said
lake, as follows: n. w. 7 p., thence n. woll
p., rt. '7s° w. 14 p.;thence n. w. 18 p., thence
w. 30 p., thence n. w; 40 p., tbeneen. 16Q W. 56 1
p. to a hemlock tree at the edge of said lake, the'n.
e. corner of said reservations, thence w. along the n.
line of said reservation, 133 perches, to a stake and ,
•stones - coreer, thence n. 7 p. and six tenths of a
to a stake and stones corner, thence w. 229 p. to a
stake and atones, the n. e: corner of the allotment of
Andrew H. Rose's share of said reservation, thence
s. 88 p., to a stake and stones, and the south-east
corner of lot. u 0,15 of Andrew IL Rose's share,
thence W. 94 p. to a beech tree corner, thence a. 88'
p. to a stake and stones corner, thence a. 26' e. 105
p. to the highway, thence s. 38° w. 36 p,, thence a.
20 ° w. 12 3ilOth p., to a stake and atones corner,
theixe 89' w. 52 p., to a stake and;stones corner, •
by the said highway, thence s. 2° w. '3l p., to a ma
ple tree, thence le w. 41 p., to the edge of the wa
ter, at the shore of Silver Lake, thence. by the
same course 10 p., to a point in said lake, thence a.
-30" w. 97 p., to a point in said said lake, in the n.w.
line of Edward W. Rose's allotment, of said teser- '
vation. thekice s. 52° e. 44 o. to the shore of said
lake, thence by the same course 104 p. to a stake
and stones corner, the n. w, corner of Edward W.
Rose's allotment, thence n. 40 p. to stake and stones,
thence e. 295 p. to stake and stones, thence a. 122
p. stake ts atones, thsvcert. 76 ° e. 180 perches. to
the - place of begiuning: containing one thousand
three hundred and twenty nine acres of land, be the
.same more or- less,, being the name parcel.-of land
conveyed to Robert If. Rose by ißdward W. :Rose
and wife, and Andrew 11. Rose and wife, by partition
dged, 'recorded in Susq. Co., in Deed, Book No,
.•21,
p. 07, as his "hare,of said reservation, with the ap
purtenances six dwelling . houses seven barns, and
about fore hundred acres unprOrecl, it bei.agiots No.
6,8. 12 and 17, of said reservation ; as.
shown b y deed of partition between 'Edward W. Rose
. and wife, AIL Rose and wife; and RObert li. Roo,
dated Nov. 10, 1851. - 4-
Taken in execution at the suit of William Jessup,
to the usst ollohn7G. littrites; re. Robert IL Zile.
ALJSO--All that certain piece of parcel of land sit!
nate and being in the townshipofletoup, co. of Swig.;
and bounded" as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a post,
in the reid leading (situ James Faurots' to the Wye.
hieing Cieek road near a western corner of Abel Chat.
fields lands, thence west.s6, perches to a post, lbw:me
w:MO, i 4 degs. west, 72. perches to a ,post, thence,
west 13. ftercbes.to.4*t, thence North ;63 degs.
west.l2 peratesio-,post aiine of Caleb Cannalee
land..thence alon ll g the Same sort 10 deg& "Ist, 1&03
perches and. 2-10 or a perch to, a post, - thence east
145 - percbea'tpe ptist,, in the above mentioned.road,.
thenswalong the same snuth 9 1 degs. west 38 per
ches,Alterite south 26 dep,west, 24. perches, thence
south 25' dep.,. west, 11' pirthei, and thence south
$O Perch* Containing one hundred fifty tbree'acres,
and ninety-two percheicirlih Viet appurtenances.
:Seised and:taken• in rexecution at "the suit 'of jab
Shepherd tra.l. , W,Birchard. . .
-41.1.6a. , ./111 that eartein piece'ur -parcel of land,'
sOstaowind iteittrin the-obi nstuip "of AVskUeStoint„
the ebilizitYtif Susquehanna, itml: bounded and 'dm.'
cribed as follows, to wit : on the north • by land's :of
Chat letifearyre.. Tight, %cant taints oftltn Rose
elitstg,W the eat bthchdabf the said tharlditilearv,
*the Sou* by I.ll4ll"oCtliimes Cooney, 'end on tfte
west Ate 3ytteant latatli of *e-lose Wain, Aso etdled),
containiutz 50 . fere ttnarst
,fxr
' :whit the appurten-_
ances One leg hods; ; one log barn, , and about forty
*iris Itnprored. - .
Taken In attention at the suit Wright vs,
Michael Adm i t. of thi Mato of Michael Deg
nen, demised.
- ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land,
situate, iind being in tlfe tovins.hin of Bridgewater,
liilie'connty of Susttnehatuts, and bounded and de.
Seribed4i follows, to Wit: on the north' by laud of
Horace. Brewster, on the east by land'owned. by Al
len and hill', west by land of Kirby Bunnell, Truman
Stone, and south by lands owned by Hill,
con
taining
. forty-seren acres, mole micso r with the ap
purtenances, one small framed house, and about ten
acres unp roved.
Taken in execution at the suit of Appollas Stone,
vs. Seymour Root.
•
• 14L30--Ali that certain piece or. pare s el of land,
sittiate,.and being : in. the Borough of Susquelnuina
Depot, in the county of Susquehanna, and bounded
and described as follows, to wit: North-westerly by
the river road leading from said Borough, toLanes
boro, the south-east; by church street, ami.on, the
tiouth4est by lands of Daniel G s Smids, it being a
triangultir piece of land lying between the said river
road and the said church stteet s etnitainitig about one •
s eighth hfitaraere bdtkotitunernerit or ISA, with the
impiiifeliancei; one - flamed'Louse jusidashed) and
till impressed. - • •
I •
Takenin execution at the suit of' Ebenezer Cross,
Cresonbwight, • - '
iILS,O-41,1 that certain piece or par4el of land s
situate' atitl belnerin the township Of Springville, in
the.ponntY of Suiquebanna, and boundo and des
crib . a9Tolicwa, to wit : on.theeast by the public
highway; on the north, wot, and - south - shy lands of
Dwight Ri,sley, containing about one half an acre of
land, be the tune more or less, with the impurtenati-
Ces, one flamed dwelling house, one barrisand all im
proved. • .
Taken in execution at the suit of AzorLathrop vs.
Benjamin P. Risley •
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land,
situate and being in the village and township of GI.
Bend, in the cotmiy of Susts, and bounded and de
scribed as follows!, to wit: northerly:by chUrch street,
westerly bf land of Louisa Green, southe.tly by land
of the N. Y. and E. 11. Co., and westetlY by lends,
late bf William Dayton, dec'd, being 40
,feet wide in
front, and about 134 - feet from front4o rear, with the
appet•tenances, one framed dwelling liouse'and shan
ty, and all improved. . , ,
Token in execution at the suit of Lodusky 11. Jack
son vs. George I. Ilenjamiu. .
ALSO—AII that certain tract of land called " the
Isaac Cox tract," situated on the north branch of the
Wyaiusing
,creek, adjoining laud surveyed in the
name of Thomas Dunlap • on the south, mid 'the heirs
of Henry Drinker on the cast, Robert Cat Son on the
north; and onthe west by unknown landl; contain
ing 330 acres, mid allowance of six per cent for roads,
exceptine a out of the same 100 acres, Matti in 0013seit
'sion of Dan. Pepper, lying on the south aide of the
said Isaac Cox tract, agreeably to -the 'survey of the
same, fraying 230 acres : the premises hereby intend
ed to be conveyed, being the farm on,'lshich the:
said Carter LOWL ye:3 iltld which Orra Saper and wife,
by indenture, dated the 21st day of June,',ls34, .re
corded in Deed Book, No. 0, page 205, granted unto
Said Bombe Vatter, in fee, with the aplierttuanceii,
One frained dwelling hot'ise, one-framed barn -and
shed and orchitrd therein, and about ninety acres
illl OVetl.
Taken iu execution at the suit or tuicb' .carnialt,
vs. llontee Carter. •
ALSO—The fallowing described dwelling-house;
and the eurtilage appurtenant, situate in Auburn:
township and County. of Su - squehanna, on the road
leading from Montrose, in said County;- to' Skinners'
Eddy. in Wyoming County, Pennsylvania,. on the
east side of mid road, on land bounded northerly by:
lands of John A. fiirkhuff, easterly by Joseph Me-
Krtin, westerly by :''Joseph and , `southerly
by Abrain Stonesconstructed with st story and-n
half upright part., sixteen feet by twenty two feet on
the ground, portico.:one door and four riindows in
the front, ehininey is the attic for stove pipe, Sc.,
the front beiug sided anti the other sides boarded and
battened, also }awing a }canto attached on the west
erly. side thereof, two feet wide and extending along
the wlioli length of the said upright part. • :
Taken in execution at the Suit of Morris Labar;,vs.
David Carlin. ;
' that curtain plece,or parcel of land,
situate and being itt the township of in the'
County of Sun., and bounded as follows, to wit.; on
the north by the public highway, leading frointhe mill
to New Milord, on tho east by lands of H. Gram', on
the south by lands of said Griffin, and on the .west by
the public high usay ss containing one half an acre
more or less, with the apurtenances,• one; framed
house, one barn and wagon shop, and all improved.
Takti in exeetnitei , the suit of D.
Harvey Slosson. • . •
..ALSO—AII that cc._
, s ln pit= or saircti of land,
.situate and being itt th ownship of Oakland, in the
county of S,uses, bounded and described ae 'follows.•
to - wit . on the north by 113u1S of John fliitiorn,son
the cast by lands of X. Hupumn, on the !Muth by
land formerly occupied by Daniel Bond, and on the
west by land supposed so belong •to John IfcCarty,
formerly occupied by ,Teremiali IFiison, esi l esisi ng
146 acres, more or less, with the appurtenaitees, One
framed house, one framed, brim, one sawmill-and
about 18 acres improved. - • '
Taken in execution at the suit of D. A. Lyons and
Brother, vs, Er. A. Skinner.. *
.. LSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of Tend,
situate and being in the township of Apollustin, on
both sides of the Milford and Owego turnpike road,
in the county of Susqtiehanna, and bounded .and ile
eeribed as Olows, to wit: beginning in thS line of a
lot of land surveyed for Jeremiah Thompson, at the
distance of 100 Perches from the said turnpike, thence
running along said Thompson's line and crossing the
said turnpike and by land of Caleb r armalt :south 85
degrees west 200 perches, thence still by Caleb Car
ta:des land, north 55° w e st eighty perches, thence
by the Same notch .35° east 2(s) patches., and thence
south 55" east So perches, to the place of_biginning,
containing 100 acres, be the same more or less, with
the appurtenances,• one tavern house,. tine large
framed barn, and one-small building,
.ereeted- for
blacksmithing, one orchard and about 40 acres imS
proved, the above to be ' sold, suhject to a,ground
rental .of $12,50, per year. ,
Taken in execution at the suit of L.-Stinle,y, vs.
Hiram Cools.
A LSOAII the right, title and interest or Morris
LeVele.ss, inall that certain piece or parcel 'of land,
situate and being in the township of Harming in the
County of Susq., and bounded and deseribed as fol
lows, to wit: beginning at a point in the center of the
Oquaga and Behnot turnpike road, in the line ofJohn
N. Skinner's-laud, thence north 58 degrees east, 572
perches, to 'stoneis ',thence south 22r west, 82
perchas, •thence south 52i degrees. west 480
perches to the center of the afore Mentioned turn
pike road, adjoining lands belonging to the heirs of
Joseph Austin, deceased, thence north 324" . west,
-17 perches,- thence north 'lsr wen, 20 perches,
thepee,north 52° west; 28 perches, thence north 40°
west, 30 perches, thence north 31° west, 9:Perches, -
to the place of beginning, containing 233 acres, more
or less, with the appurtenances; one framed house,
one framed barn, :intl about 90 acres improvid.. ,
Taken in execution at the suit
-of Walter As Isovi
lace, vs. Morris Loveless.
ALSO --All those certain pieces or pareele of lands
situate and being in the township of Great Bend, in
the tbunty of Susquehanna, and bounded 'and des
cribed es follows, to wit: one hundred acres of land,
late the estate of Jacob Skinner, 2d, and Elisha
Squires, described in Sheriff Johnson's deed to Wit...l
Liam Dayton-, dated April IStb; 1844, and on' which
stand 2 framed dwelling houses; one fronted barn, .
'one saw pills and about 40 acres improved land.
ALSO One other tract of land Siloam as aforesaid,
late the' estate of Jacob Skinner, 2d, and • Elisha'
Squires, described in said Sheriff's deed to 'Wilhanr
Davtein, dated April 13th, 1844, oontaining4t)o aeres
and 140' perches ofland with allowance of 6 percent.
ALSO, one other tract of land, vitiate as aforesaid,
containing 1400 acres, embracing that which was late
the estate of the said Jacob Skinner, 2d, aedeseriti
ed be the said Sheriffs deed, to Urbane . Burrows,
and from him to ' Dayton, - by deed hearing
date, May 23, 1844, being the aune'premiseleisrinire_
ly purchased by tirbsatellurrows, and. Elish.i %VW
Hams, of William Ward ind Jesse lane, and being
the same lot of land conveyed by Edwin! , Eldridge
and wife to Ransom Smith. by deed, executed -the
20th day-of March, 1850; ALSO, all that other
tract ar.par.cel of lanksitoate ai•Eforesaid,' formerly
oecupiedlry aaid-firitittuas the "home farm," 'teAhe
animas oonreeed bY soidEdstin Eldridge ,k wife, by
deed, executed the 18th day - o(May, 1849 s thy refers
once to which same several deede,„tliedeeFfiXban..of,
kielsraiii4 itinjOiVtOsibil
said debds being retaided in Susq. CO. ;., containing
mail about 1060 acres of land, with allowances of 6
per cent. 44"P0 the bottle Aim are 2 d werfin4 -houSee,
ono.ftsoletebaro, 1 log-tiara; 1 stable, ariCatxmt , 4l") .
sores improved.: -
'Taken in execution - at the snit of Ramo*
vs. Iliram Cattle. '
A LSO—Alf thitt,Certalls piece or Porciii:o.r44o4
Sib:Lica:and being - in the townaltirief,llilftewafer' itt
• the COunty . orSusquelunina: and bettOded -Bbd
cribedisfollows to - wit. On the Mirth.' tkarlAvist by
laridit'of Latham Itar4iler on the south . 4 . leadit of
John Wood and Joshua Curtis; and, on this #.6z4
lends of John Truinbult,,containingsrmehiandrealacres .
of !anti with alloirances of 6 per. rentie samemore or lesasstatiek Oar s serqvgrettnangtersOtle'Astreed
house intlfrithrl"bart - ,'oCit archard'and Mostly
/akar& exitatittan sit=Ahe Suit '4rittiaandir
leisettring Ts. Richard -•- --; • 1 ;
F;11 < ':11010STElt l 3lheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Monttote, /
s3utim9
TE , ,SHlJSCribe;';'4 , looiat,ci suitor; 'iv die Or-
Ptiabs'Otiert asquellanns County; ta report
a distribution of the funds in-the hands of JOHN WICH.
STER4rUlleetr MAX cha ;Ips.,, A NTobster.
itten icc dleitio ' duties of d hiPpohninent,
on Friday,lhe Id day orApril• next, it
P. M.. at his ale°, in Montrose; of, which alt per- I
HOW interested, will take notice, or be forever debar
red from any clean upon said fund.- I •
• • Wit.J. TUIIIIEII. 4 Additur.
Montrose, March 6, 1.11.57.-9w4: • .
• '
IEGIST ER'S NOTICE.. - •
DrßLre NOTICE is hereby Oren to all .persons,
ebneernecl in the following Estetear, to wit :
Estate of liralvt Emswontit, We of liarlord town.
ship, dccesseCtbarlea Tingley; Executor.—
Estate of Easssizsa Gann:, ,Into of Silver Lake
township, tled7d, James and Ansel Gage , Ei'r 2a—
...r
state of %%radian Ilsato:e. Lite of Apolac.pe town
ship, deceased, Lewis Marton, Executor—,
Estes of SILAS P. McKura, late of Mainiony town
dee'd, Robert McKune, Administrator,
Estate of l'otty Wssitscasi,lito of JaCk.Son towti
ship, deed; Joseph- Washburn, Administrator
Estate of Jens RE E, into of Clifford township,
deceased, Asa Howard, Administrator. .
_ . .
, That the accountants have settled,their-acounts
in the Register's Otliee , in and for the county of Sus.
quehatia, nod that the same will bp presented to the
Judges of tht-Orphanst Cow t of said Countv,, on
Wednesday tlieBth dat of April_next, Tor confirma
tion and.ullowance. d. W.,6IIXPIIAN, Register.
Regster'S Office, Montrose, March 11, 'Si.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that-in pursuance the
-LN Act of AsscznbV, named persons
have,filediheir Petitions with the Clerk of the Court
of Quarter Sessions uf the Peace for the County of
Susquehanna, for'Licenses to keep Taverns and Eat
ing Houses in said County, .(or which licenseth.they
Rill apply at April Sessions, 1 857. •
TAVERN LICENSES
John. Carneron,.....
Jonas Riventnirigh,
Alfred Alien,
Cyrus B. Jaekion,. - Friendsyille,'
Elijah Barnum,. • New Milford.
Philander 'Phinney, ' ' Stiromersville,
Leonard Searle, . Montrose,,
Wm. IL Sherwond, r
Rush -
.
. ..
Elijab L. Adams„ Auburn,_
Spencer Ilickeos, - Springville, -
}Brun Cook, tpol.teon,
John S. Tarbell,.
Hiram Barnum,..... - • - - Cfifford; ••
George W. Lewis,. :.. - ;...Ditnock,
Benjamin Ayres.. , Dundaff.
Robert Nichol, . .........,.gusq: Depot,
Sampson k Lord,- ' " - do.
Alfred Thompson; ' . -- do.
George Snyder, • Rush,
J.. 0. B ulkull, Brooklyn, ,
David Wilmarth,. - ' Lathrop,
'Jacob Kitrible, ' • - ~ Choconut,
• Daniel Hoff', • 'i • - Jei - sup,
Edwards. Billings,. _ Great Bend.
John D. Paddock,. -. ' • do: -
Isaac Griggs, " ' do. •
N. W. Waldron, '• - - .. : ..11arford,
..
Joel Steenback„ • . . Gibson, •
A. J. Chamberlin, . " ' ' Jo. '
- John Baker,. ....... ....Dimock,•
A.T. . Snoover - Lene7,-
- Loren Norton, jr., Harmony,
Silas Winters - do.
A. A. Beeman, - - - ' Liberty.
EATING 110 Q,./:
0. 11.. Crane, Mootrose.
William Hormith, . Susq. Depot.
William Painter', Great Boo&
I. N. Bullard, - ' Montrose.
March 11, ':l7. - SIDNEY" IL WELLS, Cleric.
AUDITOWS : NOTICE.
frilEAtandersigned, haring been appointed
,by the
Orphan's Court of Susquehanna County, an
Auditor, to distribute the funds in the. hands of the:
executors of JAY'S NLWMAN, deceased, will attend
to the duties of his said appointment, at his office, in
Montrose, on Thursday, the second day of April next:
at one o'clock, P. M., at which time and place, all
Persons haying au interest in said funds will attend
if they think proper. •
. _
A. CITAIIIIIiRLIN, Auditor
Montrose, March 4, 1857.
fiLOVER and TI[IIOTITY SEED,
.for sale by - BENTLEY St 'READ. •
Montrose. March 4, 1357.
PROCTAATA'IION..
&nue/mut/a County, a-s.
Ilittaat V I 116CSON, ) In thu Courtpof Common Pkns
or said County, Sorember
CHAIIITy ) ,-.Te4111,
Tv (,Itv:rily l'irgasnn r Whereas a subpoena its 1.)-
Torre Was isueti
,to Nov. Term, 1856, which was
duly returned 14014 edi ;;91411ti PIA, and thereon an alias
subpapa,wns issued in'ania - disoreturnablc toJanuti
ry Term, 1857, upon the return of which, proof wa.s
Ma& that the. said Charity Virguson coitld not be
found irtm7 bailiwick.
This - notice is therefore to require .yon :to appear
before the Judges of the said Court on first Mondoy
of April nextoopuswer said enrol:link- 'ate.
1".1 ) . - 110LI&r.g11, Sheriff,. „,
Sheriff's Office,•MontrOie,:reb. 1857.
Adininistraior!* Sale.
VOTICE is herchy given, that In Pursuance of an
IN order NKr' the Orphans' Court of Susquehanna
County, the subscriber will expose. to public (tale, by
vetidue, at the late tesidence of C. C. Ransom, de
ceased in the torough'ir Stiagueharina Depot, on
Saturday, the 28th day onlineeh init, at one o'clock,
P. M.,' the following pllve or parcel of land situate in
the Borough of Susquehanna Depotaforesald, bound
ed and described as follows: on the north by land of
'A. & S. A. Barnes, on the east by dip Lenox and Har
mony Turnpike, on the South by lad of Royal Tyler,
on the.west. by land
.of Harvey Smith, containing a
bout Ulan acre, on which is one framed Dwelling
House; Terms made known on the dav of sale.
. , . E. N. SMITH, Admini3trator
Su - sq'a beint,..Ecb. 21, I§r7.-54•4.
Orphans Court Sale. 4
HE subscriber, executor of Wm. Morgy, dec'd,
T
will offer at public vendee, in pursuance of an
order' of the Orphans'; .Court of susq. Co., on Tuwi
day, the-17th day of March next, -at 1 'o'clock in the
afternoon, all that certain piede or parcel of land, sit
uate in the township of New Milford, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
North by lands of Harvey Grinell, East by lands of
Horace Little, South by lands formerly of Ai Sthith,
now told to Edgar Mills, and 'West by public road .
running from New 31ilford to Ilarfoid. containing
fifty-six acres ofland. or thereabout!, being thesame
piece or Parcel - of lend on= ti'th'e said Mot
. deed, lived. And also the interest of said deee;
dant, in all that certain piece or parcel of land ad
joining the above,
of which said. testator died in pos
session, bOunded North by road running from 11.
Grinells' to the Three Lakes, East fay : road running
from New Milford to Harford. and South and West,
by lands now or recentlY'belongiftg to the Drinker
estate, _containing about one hundred acres of land,
n.ore or less. •
Solely be held upon the premixes, and terms of
sale ormde known of the time and phice of vale,
RICHAILD MORSE, Executor
of Wm. Morley, deed. -
New Milford, Feb. 23, Iss7.rts
Executor's .111otice.
.
OTICE is hereby . given that all persons indebted
1. 1 1 to the istate of IiARRItT C. WITITNET, late Of
the township of Gibson, dec'd. that the same must be
presented to the undersigned for intmediate payment,
and to tbsoe. having claims, to,present them Aviv at
tested for settlement. "U6ll L. GILLED, Ex!r,.
"Gibson, March 4; , ,
.CAUTION.
ALL iersons are hereby cautioned against buying
a certain promiSgwy note given by met° Ames
C. Warren, bearing sate in January A. D.1857.and
duo one 'year from the rust day of April nett for the,
sum 0(1112,62, as I have never received any value
thereTor,'and Shan not pay the same ualese compelled
by law. WILLIAM WRIGHT'. '.
Auburn. Feb: , , i •
E. N. mooRE,
MILL , WRIGHT, formerly ot o . tanga CountY.,.
Net
I York, having !cleated in flusquehaniut County,
wonbrl offer his serfieee to those *bons buildinp• or
repaiting Grist Mille, or other machinery, feeling that
his experiwwwatranp) him in doing so: l'ostl)filee
akirtes, 61enwootl, Suct44.Co., 7yl
FANCY CATTLE.
T HAVE four pairs of 'notched steers, (almost three
1 years old) which I wil/ sell cheap for cikif. -,
arefiincit, dome and see charg e thrsAuta
ing. I also have for sale-450 bushel* - • ' 1. •
. - . - 21 1 •
100 of which areiiitye 7ita
clean anneary: partof_A crop, which, not- i
-114 4tan 44 1?#47 -11 n*YMAI )14 4iPiretiN; PYP!
'Ott t,o` tl4 sae. ..A.bout jot o. theso wr i ts
are atVis store of ,Stitphin and : uen,4l4 Nei! 3til•
ford, and tlist. b Lane ntlny house In ra klin. . I '
Frouklin, Mora 4, I EV/. JAMES LEIGHTON.,
cL9VER:AiNierifFEED
UST, received and &talk., ,Waimisited to;be the
right land #y
Xouttoser /hush 1 85 7. - 4 w. • •
tir FARMER'S ATTENUI Pr'
Tlirundersigned would respectfully announee to
„the FAILitZRS and itilvshera Interested, ant' We
have insioeiated ourselves together under the firm of
' • • '''-111101 1 TAlt. TILDIEI‘;'
.
at,tlie old stand of k 11..)tott, ivbcre`ire are pre
'pared to furnish - mows - or 14, most, riPpioved pat
terns now In use. such a. 9 Bratehley's,
`.:llott'r Iron
Ream, de.'' - Also Pa(nts of all kinds; 'T.andsldCs,
oe ! ! vatoiteCth;-anTill kinds of castings for Farm
ers and others, SlT'of ivhigh we propoSe to , sell as Imo
Pis can be•tifforded tix any establisliinent'itilltis coun
try. . . ELIJAH MOTT.
A'. tILDE"f;
We are itiso agents fur Emery's Morse lowers,
Drag and eirdular Saws for wood. ulso Dog
. Chiirn
Powers, erldeli we can furnish on short 'notice.
Montrose: Jan. 7, 1857.. ltf
H. D. Burnett &:E. W. Frazier,
I~ESPECTPULLY informthe people -of Seating.
henna and neighboring Counties dud they are
engaged to tits -
3anzirman murriss„-
at Gibson, Susquehanna Counts. Pa.
!laving-tnade arrangements with 'aev4wal Publish
ing Howes In New• York. Philadelphia, Boston, ke.,
we are now prepared to furnish promptly any ,
\BOOKS, MAPS,.OR.PERIODIOALS,
pUbliShed iu the United Stales; mach cheap?. thom
the usual mail or retail prices..
Periodicals, Libraries, and old'or new books neat
ly bound and repaired.. - '
E. W. Frazier will travel in Siisgnebanna County,
and will be' happy to receive the orders of such as
May desire anything in oar Address
• • IL D. 'BENNETT, Smiley, Susq! Co., Pa.
E. W. FRAZIER, Gibson, Susq. County, Pa.
..Lenox,
....Clifford,
Great Bend,
Gibson; Feb. 17, 1857. ,
N. B. Orders for Book Bindink, Books, Periodi
cals, .Le., nay al.° be left at the Republican Prlnting
Of lice, Montrose, or with G. 'l'. Frazier, at Susque
}lions DPp t. • tf
CONESI: SON, Binghamton, New York; .
1 &BALERS in Foreigitand -tract-lean Marble, Mon
' 1 uinents, Head Stones, Table Tops, &c. Also
Daguerreotypes. Business pertaining to the, aboie
attended to with diapatcb, by G. A . PALUSR. Agent,
1 Brooklyni Stisquebanna County, Pa. , ..
February 4, 1857.-syl , '
rr agsubseriber has for„sale two Short Horn Bulls,
both superior animals, viz: Virysoz." red
roan, calved April 11th. • 1866, got by Prince.
George of Cambridge (1099) out of Eugenia by Cax
ton, Sc., and "Apolacon," white, 'calved Hay Bth,
185 G, got by Prince George , of Cambridge, (1089)
out or Estelle., by Arrow, .tc.. Price of
$123,00—0f Apolacon, 575,00
SAMUEL F. CARMATIF.
Friendsville, Susq`a Co., Pa.
6 w 4,
nUItS.I.TANT to an Order of the Orphans Condit/
1. and fur the county .of Susquehanna, to us direct
ed, the undersigtMd trill expose to sale at Public
Vendue, to take place on the premises, on Wed
nesidaty, the 16th day of "larch next,
atone o'clock P. M., the lots of land and appurte
nances which were of Benjamin B. Jackson, deceas
ed, law of Braoklyn, in said County, described as
follows, to wit:
=ZS
IMPROVED SHORT HORNS
FOR SALE.
Feb. 11,1857.
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE
bF '
'REAL ESTATE.
Ist The Lot upon_ which- said. decedent resided,
(except three acres.i . n the S.E.corner) bounded on the .
North by la"d formerly occupied by E. K. Howe ,and
by lands of R. W. Gene ; on the East by lands of Jo
seph Jackson and lots recurred for use of widow and
children of decedent; on the South by last named
lots, and lands of Y. L. Culver and B. C. Wilson ;
and on the West by =lands of Asa Fish and E.. K.
Ilowe, containing 79, acres and 29 'rods ; of which 39
or 33 acres are undo* improvement and the remain
der is covered with timber. This lot is well watered
and upon itis a barn nearly new and not quite corm.
; plot d. It is favorably located about It miles from
'the village of Brooklyn, and about tulles from
Montrose station on the D..L. & W. Railroad. -
2d. A entail lot of land lying on the `road
a few rods north of the dwelling of Joseph Jackson,
bonded on the North and East by lands of Charles
'Perrigo, and on the South and West by lands of
Charles
. Ferrigo and Joseph Jackson, containing 115
rods of improved
_land: .
TERMS. _ If purchasers of large lot desire, one
third of purchase money may he paid on conveyance
of tide.; one third at the end of one year, and the
residue at the end of two-years, well secured by bond
,
and mortgage, with interest anomaly.
E. A, WESTON, Admrs.
• ASA FISLI
r •
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alass,
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LOOICING-GLASSES,
NO- 76 "%I/A . 1113.EN STREET,
Etsen'r Cauldwell, . „
T. G.l.lauldwell,' Henry S. Knapp. New York.
W. A. Cauldwell. •
•
THE subscriber laving connected himself with the
sbovellouse in the Crockery Trade, in all ;its
various branches, would -simply lay ta . niercbsuits,
hotel, and biistrdiug-house kpepera, 'in Susquehanna
and adjoining counties, that their 'stock is one of the
largest of the kind kept in New York; their assert.
went is large and general; their goods are•of pips]
quality and choice patteine;' their priees as low s 4
the trait* can offer with reference to profit ; and the
he id very anxious- to Bell to all whir stay think It for
their interest.to give hint a call. • ' _.= •
.• _ - -S. ILNAPPI - •
- New York. January 1,18b7.-1y
. - 1,4.0. K kND--lIVADI
- 841,111111 , -a' - ' fk Milt 1 -
Tas.-undersigned,, Merchant v . at Blalock inuri
'comers, boa lately distovered .that for ready-.
pay, be can vedl•more gdo4s and make.tnore money, '
A ono hair the usual profit put tmon coisturr goods,:
tamaequontly I can sell goods c nt.fivi -to_ ten per .
vent ,lower than othereatablialt to im this section.
But do.nnt take my word forl faff 11 1#16 601 /n your,-
t
aelvek, z p.ring,a4A4,l . ii, -. .m e fund of courttry
il its.
produce, and buy yoarvinda..i'a Oriaa.usparelleicd
'la trelditary or rnercantife,tra - - 3ry Alga: fltiarte
=abet wen setae:led, and!' am re`CeiOnt new additions
etrory.*,ehii:L i tyy terme,nt s,ale' iitA ready pay It:
wilreeitalidi Nitta. Tour InterCO'te,e4 r til4 * lii l 4'fii,
be§rainiichitii'iv''efanb6i.'4;` ' • -,, .--; -:, •
• natill\aili. Stilr ky.Pt•Ctaiati4ly:intifttid: '" • ," '
.
Dimork, Jan. 14, 1t51.-- I .trl •''' •• ' -• ‘ -
WON A 7 Cols`.?Gteat k
Gift, ; `, ,ffile,
• 469 - BaciAnW AV; NEW - volts,
FLNE GOLD, JEWURTO,IVP: A AT TO-POtt
' ' .CHASERS ' O F' E
, .
ALL Rooks Will'L,l3 - seild us Itiiv an bo had Ft
o ls
i
father /Rorer; ninny '...,r less. '-• -- Xew
Books receired'daily.. A Gift 4erytit in saluct hake
25 cents tollloo, won with. each - at the tints
it is sold.
,liaringqn band a. yeryiey r stock 0 woo
aid rithiable'..Bookm. alla 'fi;i.Sur . 'Li _ ll - a
ti t
11
"ilea and small ' Pratt,* ,we itt& dett 14'15 - 4s -
our custorneili bin& bertdits thin' ` tie hid se=
where. - AnYtbook Pulahtd"" New ' 6* 4 ' 114
delPhipi .1 1llii.' bp• oto.slitly sotatift, ; cludevii eft re'
taceipt of publisher's price. .1 Ca ,af,,Rooks and
Presents. containing full ifpianitio* , Will hri:asiis
free to all the criuntr.c.frl, -'- ''-‘.. ‘• - 1
The m o st likirii indeterswwwitere olftiterdto Agents:
Any person b24;tiondiug. us, an litilecAe melody,
With moneyh 4c14)30, will Isughtitied,tti'attszetstilstk'
. 1 4iri,Cjit• ,•,:4. -
orders furhOoks coot4o *atm, (iticasilo •
perfect safety,) should be triiduretiinlthe Eo4olllk*
where they Mailed,' inediiiicted
~riiiit- f 'l. C d.,
409 Broadiny, New York .: :';'S ,--; ' - f 3 ' '•;4
RsraeFriox.-11. Thomas it Sob*, BONO &sold
Street, rhilidelphia;,J: E. LlypistlO AVMs NW '
- tt
dolphin; D. Alt*toliA C*-4 -41 '"M"V Li 7 9 1,4 ' 4
Derby 4t Jackson , Nassau Street , tri. ,
Lir SEND FOR ' A CATALOOVE4' ' '''
' Principal,Store.,4o9 Ric. 44 1 ,103
Branch Stores at 12:1 cltestßut.
and at ErsaChiligton,'DX '' '
- :..._..../...L. ' '
11 00
2 60
5 00
AND
_ ~.., UNPARAL :" psi. r. .f.-y;vl •
- •
CASE OF 'IIULALPItterO::':- , -
All the Teeth. of the - per - Xa itr
vont out . . in Eioliiettjis44#4*r !
'M. H. a 1jew . 1.14 of cfawiiii4pliet. dijitit k i c.. -.
Mir tier, calle d al iiy'Ofilcea Air , jfdlitei,".iiid
while examining a set of new 'l - ttletaty •
boa ÷ ts
brought etch me froorDentsi• 1 - teat - ttp
"Universal hiolar ForeeN" kr the “EloPerithr , Ma - •
lily," and expressing Week:dreg= Of, ittitraad'ip ...
several gentlenien in the room and inquired-it apir ,
one of them hadn't a tooth he wished extriieted, that
he might try the Instrunient. 4 The of dilin 'relined
that, he had, and,took the: chair] •• NoW . - ihe'Dolitni , id
a man of powerful physicist. * and, tie thieleath '
without even the usual ceremony o r !that Twetuble"
he gate ft an unmerciful twist, wlian oh Thighditli mitt
:
earn& the entire upperjaW, teeth,' ' a l •Onti l ailL The
heart rending horrbra of • the- littine - - - thlCTulteWed-1
shall not attempt to deaeribe; The yeikthifiernansi s
the convulsive leaps to frantic agoimbf thelptierief.
ferer, were enou ghto pluck.theiheartrul of ttdeednit
min, and '
cause the gravel intonini'lli t ie gintaid'of
the miserly Shylock to shake - like it - Itittv tiOX. ; : But
before your hearts go quite to smash my friends . , pet
hit me ease you a little, by stating that both thetas*
and.gums in this case sere Artijkiiiii„ but id air"
natural in their appearance, that even the y Poeter'd
practiced eye filled to deteet the* tend hence thh
catastrophe. But pleaqe bear hi mind thiititifs'ile.
caption can be produced by no other kind Areisg•
ial Dentures, except the.. : i. _- .. ~- ~. r! -
44 I m pri&v6 d Mineral - lelate, o, ~ ,
_ .
in which the teeth and plate are e solid piece*
carved and colored in so exact imitadoi efliiitine as
to render it hard to believe that th cox tilektilia.
itil, when seen in the mouth. J. hat litien severs
times accused by those wile have Intl id at them, of
" scalping" some mouths while_in th city, and brie
cruel then even the Sioux, - I' have tight *War not
only the tk s h but the ioae . Those wanting teeth •
I
are invited to call and e x amine
. a tens.. They"
need no puffing or laudation extra, as their superior
naturalness, beauty-and eleanlinev, &re appirene at,
sight. And noir, in conclusion, "key dear fellow then
and fellow *omen," I am - happy l . to !proffer you the
benefits of whatever ProfessionnUttlewledge, ortkEl
I may have acquired while abroad,.together wisitni
most hearty thanks for the beauty oti,_vour TatFrl*4
which hair sustained me in the past.' Illveber_gn
tie, as ever,. " according, to your abiliti." - For the
poor whom 4 ' we always. have with'ini,l" my:Operation,
will be.gratuituus: ,Come on, then ye halt szainain ,
ed, and blind, the, middle. 4 4 tett-thouwandP, 444 *II
" upper ten centums," the''"' Aristocracy," and th e
"Codoervicy," - for I :still have some - hopes '0r . , :p.:7 . =
body in this bad world ; except Reny- petroelliat
- Christians and Rum drinithigCarsorftewutetthey
are gone in. . Tours, for ca.* - - • -,,,
• . C. D. VIRGIL. Reside nt-Derittat .
N. B. Tender teeth filled without Pahl, amid
with nerves treated, filled,antl preier,itedltd.
__.
years,
Ile
4-ose, February 11,1857.
.
Susquehanna Sear
Binghamton, Broome 6o;, N. - Y.
mur. TnusrEss of this Institution aro ha prto be
I- able to announce to the public "that it nose id
the full tide of successful operation.. The pen:trial
- Buildiiip are new and coinnti. oust. Ott runic of
instruction is thorough and coinprehentriref and the
discipline 14 kled, but firm,—awing at.strict order,
prompt obedience, correct depotttneit, sh 4 End*
try.,
BOARD or msTßuvnot.
HENRY CARVER, A. M., Principal-- . • •
~
Gammas H. HAYWOOD, A. M., Prof. orAncient Lan
• pages. • • ~
hung Ctrcnaccny Professor. of* oh
-3115s Mm A. TINIERR,
French.'
" HL -It M. Go' trtii liftlottituu*
.vet
merit. f •.-• F.
Bre. Luckur,ta Jois6ON. Tiathdr - orPraid wari
Paiuung. • • -
J. Itti.tos JUItEB , ProfeasorcifmarjmmodAtml672..,
Wit.t.tmt Mittirts; PrilfeStor of V0cif,114116. - : -
• ttprigts. _
Tulthm for Yerm Of !earthen weetS, fro 10964 t 6
#8.00.- - Brie. Dmsringoitul Painting; Estrs..
Board and Washing, Boom Eirnistied and witatic
62 25 per week. -
" Tuition, payment "made invariably a4iiMci...r
Board one half 4n advance. " -
csvisaas. - • •
let term comniences - Aug. 27th, 1816. 'l.2d. Term:.
commences. Dec. ; 3d, 1816. Term Otamenetsk
Aprißst, 1857. • .. , •
For further Inforntation iddreis the -
B. N. Loomrs,Rec.- B. N. P. Irsu, Priest.
Biaghamfon, Feb. 11, 1817.!..6y1. • -'
Admits stratotos eUc
,XT OTICE is hereby"given to all Potions Iriiiiing4e4
.111 mends against the estate of DANIEL F.; litscom,',
deceased,. late of Forest Lake towriship i that the same
must be presented to the '"undersigned forlarrangei
ment, and,all, persona kndebtedio_sald Rattte are
quested td., make-immediate payment. - ; •
' FANNY LINVO I 4kr, Ij Adtte .
- * 'EZRA RICE, • ~,
Forest. Lake, January 28,1857.-41 r .
A FORTY MORSE Pt
STEP . UG l OK ;kW
IN G 4006
9FRET Matt inch strolie..l4 itich dyllnderi" bnt
J - lanciwbeel, three-tone: lifititiolltweil bulk
machine.: Suitible
will sold vary km. Addsess
POST IC
Jan. it, 1857
ABEL TV1411,,
kiwi% ALL THE'._
PATENT MEDICTOPS.
AND, . A
,FIRST: RATE ASSORTIAM :OF
DRUOL
- TINIEOT ,
TVAREWS IIY Otkri r
pun.:
Fur aate`by
tiTtY4ILL.
Itoptrose,Jonuary.2B; 13157.1 - 4 •
T`' Crt'Torictsts • _
.4711* PAlWAtt . jO' r pE l liitiF;4t. '
I-
Ments'br ihb• present' ital. ma ifilSPremio4 '
has been awarded : thein'ivlijamterltshitiOtt
Ito salkby , 41: LYONS* 130ti,•Agitc -
Montrose,- lut, 1, -; -
_ CUilifit muntruTOßTi -4- '
5 ,
Nab
rANt-r.kdtunritsiatdeiti* !fill 0444
17,1-IPrirstiture,7,b :do* prepntcd to-SIP it-
Odom, for ~Bodotbathi.- of .111 Mods AO ihdleislo ark
0
rotay r oo . Ogo.notico:
_', Itetoil,priaes-xote hole SS
itraroCdo,'accordinglalsiNlo....Ucto_iii,e, keel* 11' baud t.
Reodi4Oade ".Coitino • ohd_iia he bid an .tenqs.l
HedirscOlb,l2, prepo4.6. Co' %lOW fintialszOtt' ot"4F 4 .
+Noy 3111r001, - Ttectrivtss44-1 —.: • ..-.- ' ~4'.10,1-, . ' r...
20000 rr.F.T ' RElll°Ctil3ißtlil44l3 / 4
..1 424 1)9104,1%10 04 SbiTSUS4satirrt
ke.; Le. '46 . 'trrtentialinki
itoutrose Now 26 IWO
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