elipph)9B ,,
Pohttoes of the uew!crop wete ou the
tables at Chlirlestott, S. C.,Priday.
•
Detroit, • with a population over
50,000, has a police' force of only ten men.
The Methodist Episcopal denomina
tion have determined to build - a Culfcae near
Palmyra, Kansas. 1
A Colony of 20,000 Belgians (4,000
to 5,000 faniilies) is - about to be planted in
the State of Puebla, Mexico.
Phonooraphy has been introduced in
to the Philadelphia Normal as a regu
lar brallch of education.
The imports of the United States for
the two quarters of the present fiscal ! year ex
teed the exports by $9,000,000. •
.
Shad , are plentifully caught in , the
North River now. They retail at the New
York markets for 25 to 50 cents.
.... Goold Brown, author of the ;`‘ Gram
'ar of English Grammars,' cud an eminent
Iteseher, died at Lynn, Mass., on the 31st ult.
The Agitator pledges Tioga County
or a majority :of 3,500 in favor' of Wilmot.
We doubt not the. pledge *ill be rtideemed,
....• At the.publi.hers Trade• Sale, the oth.
day the Memoirs Metnoirsnf laws Gordori Bennett
•and Itis. 1 - yol.l2triO.; 448 pages. price
1 4 245, sold at 121 cents, and few bidders.
.
..... The salary - of Louis NapoleOn is five
'million dollars a year, and his revenues from
',the palaces, about one Million and a! quarter
:8 year. - •
Tlie -receipts of gold from California
'this year, are $41,500,5.55,,5h0wing a falling
.. o fras omparcd with the last muncipal year'
‘0f.51,824,556..
it was-reported that there Were over
I'o,ooo emigrants at Liverimol, on the sailing
of tke last steamer, waiting passage for the
United States. •
.
In Michigan., the Reptiblicatc candi
dates for Supreme Judges and Regents of the
University areclected by • ten thouand
tnn
jority on a.light Vote.
Judge , Goodenow, the oldest 'member
of the Supreme bench 'v# Maine, has given an
cipinion in ansWer. to . the State Senate, that
colored persons are still scoters in Maine, in
spite a the Dred: Scott dedision of the United
States Court..
you' vaut to dumb-fpurider tt "11a..-
tional.democrat:,". ask him if he-lras heard 'of
the resuit of the election in St. Louis. Such
a response as that to the diabolism Of Judge
Taney strikes the rascals With amazeinent.
. It has been aiccrtained that the pop
ulation of New York exceeds 600,000, and the
ebureh sittings are not equal to 200,". To
cneeti the deficiency, it would require 600.
!new :Churches to be built at an • exPensal - ,
imore', than eight million dollars. 1 .
H .
Toledo Ohio, One of the most iflourish
jing of'the lakelshore cities] lately held a mu
micipal election, at which' the vote (or Mayor
stood! 1217 RepubliCan, 690 Denmeratie.-
I.For i'resident last fall, the vote sto l id 1330
tßuebanqn. 666 'Fre in on t,' 3'21 Fillmore. There
:seems to have been a complete revolution.
; . The Dred Scott decision is Worliing a
revoltition among tEe "A njerican" papers in
N. J. Those which last !year were most in
veterate in their hostility all the plans for a
junction of the opponents o Shivery eldension,
now earnestly counsel tine!' action 6.i4111 se
'cure g cordial union.
The Indians On the Texan Frontier
still Continue to commit Murders arid depre
-datioh& By the: last Texan mail ie learn
, that'tbey recently woundCd a man at Bandera
Pass, iindlilled one man and wounded anoth-.
-er off,* Atoscota. . • .
[
see it stated in one of our ex
'changes that Iliram Kimball, of. Utith Terri
tory, (.11345 of the most noted of the Mormon
rebels, has been awarded the -costa act for
transporting the mail between lndePendence,
Mo. and Salt Lake city. ;I:Tuder pr t ciP
cumstance the mails arc extremely as's& in
such hands.
a • ,
. .5. cow, in v-ermont, lost in ctober,
was found, in February in, a well heltered
place; where she had lived through Ole severe„
winter, having trodden down a Nab to run
ning water near by, and alit:misted by brows
ing. The-owner bad surpected a neighboring
family ofstealing the romantic animal,"Ahena
• .. ..Mr. Buchanan has conferred all his
appoihttnents in Kansas upon prO-slavery
men. Even in Lawrence, where fOrty-nine
-out of every fifty citizens are for making the
Territtiry a free State, thei person selected for
posumaster is a border-ruffian.
. A young farmer living near the town
of Knox, N. Y.; ran away on Sunday with a
young lady by the name of Hunt. I He left•
the heuse while his - wife and • two 1 children
-were absent at' church. In his burry 0 de•
part he left his pocket book in:" his Other pan.
faloons." On examiiing . the pocket book it
Was 14;110 to contain $268, tour love letters,
and alloek of ldiss Hunt's hair, done up ii a
- true - lover's knot. .
Warrants have been . issued at East
Deer itciwnship, Alleghany coontyi Pa. for
the arrest 'of .six young ladies, charged with
riding the seliool master of that district on a
rail. llt appears that the school master re
fused the use of his school homefiirj the pur
pose of holding singing schools, . which gave
-the young ladies great offence. Sol greaf.. is
the e*citement that the youbg ladie.4 have se
creted thernielves to avoid arrest.
,
• : L The Lecompton eorrespo*nt of the
;St. toetroer,at says that the `appoint
.ment ;of Mr. ,W siker as Governor g e t es great
.dissatisfaction, as he - is regarded as favorable
t o the formation of a ;slaveState;' and that
I the instructions to carry out the provismnsof
the -etinsus rouse great,iindignation. 1 The let,
,ter;-alio says that a spiritof violent and reek:
Vess lawlessness is beginning to be exhibited
rider i the appointtnents- of the new'
-'
is . young woman who gave the name
. pi said she come Portland,
,rnadej her appearance at the Police office in
Lowell on Monday," drtssed in boyls clothes.
!She informed the officers that ihe was - not a
boy, though she looked dike ,one, , but female
in distress, seeking for work and finding none.
,She came to town to kind agiells.sittiation,but
failing: in that, tried to find one.as A -bay.
Breaking down in both endearars, her funds
ran short, dnd ale requested to be.sentbotne ;
-which; request was comolied With. 1
a
We are every day re ce iving, through
exchanges and from - private correspondents,
,fresh evidence of the enthusiastic reception -of
the nomination of awn/ Wit.stox by- the
friend's of Freedom everywhere. His nom
ination is hailed as tt , ,,-fttiii - on - of the , long
-cherished hope forthe distinctive organization
.of the:Republican party .of PlOtintlii'''arlia.---
We can.now go' to work withuplifted laces,
•free Of entangling_ 'alliances, with lour 'eyes,'
fixed upon the lice" of the freeinan'a" hope.
Friends, - brotherly Republicans-4e strife
heforC us is an earnest battle, not for a pal.
1 Y
try and selfish existence** part , but for
:existence 'as a nation .of . freekiloti. Up, for
; the love 'of :liberty and iitnanitv-TiOgiri
os'
ifyit#or. _ . , -
1 •
tar., ThereeentAccis' ion of the Suprenie
,Court is having the 'effect to "'rive an think.
ing men in
.the Democratic - ranks, who : are
not blinded by of station end prospects,
into the, Republican ranks: ";:ltittong",the . re
cent. am.tssintek 4,4 learn, fa that
.of C.
Simpson Esq., late, editor of-2U St. Lauirenee
Democrat; and more receutly:a stump speak ;
ei of the Buchaniers in NeW-Hampshire.-
13fr. S. has removed to Minnesota, where we
hope his labors in -,ihe ranks of rreedoin will
meet with success.
• QUEEN VICTORIA'S FASULT.—Queen Victo
ria has eight children—three sons and five.
daughters. Their names and, titles are as fol
lows :—Victoria Adelaide Mary LoUisa, Prin
cess Royal, now fifteen vears'of age; Albeit
Edward, Prince ofiWafes; fourteen.years of
age; Alice M. and Mary, twelve years of
age; Helen Augusta Victoria, nine years old ;
Louisa Caroline 'Alberta, seven years of age;
Arthur William Patrick Albert, five years
old; and Leopold William Duncan Albert,
two years old..
Montrose Fire Engine Company,
No. Q, attend.—Engine Company No. 2 are
hereby notified to meat at their Engine House, on
Saturday, April 25th, at o'clock, P. M.,' armed
and equipped. S. M. lirtcso; Sec'y.
Teachers' Association.—The Teachers
of Susquehanna County will hold their nest Quarter
ly Association in Rush; township, in the school house
near Cooley's Taverd,. (formerly nown as the Lung's
school house,) on Fridaf_and Saturday, the 22d and
23d of Nay, 1867. All teachers from a distance will
be accommodated frec•of charge.,
A. 13. KENT, t Ereentire
apl22w2 • W. Rumor, S Committee.
Teachers' ExaminFilions.—We will
hold examinations in the different towns' as follows :
Harmony, Oakland, & Susquehanna Depot,
• April 22, East Hill, S. 11. 10 o'clock A. M.
Liberty, • " 23, Beeman's; .
Bridgewater, " 24, Montrose, F. S. It
Sayer Lake, "
.25; Btuckney, *S. H. " • "'
Clioconut, "
.27; Clark's; " "" "
Forest Lake, " TOirn's, " • " • "
Middletown; " 29; Baldwin's, " -
Apolucon, • " 30, L. M., • " " la
B. F. TEwEsnuety, Co. Supt.
New Milford-, March 18, 1857.-4 w.
READER, If you desife a mild and gentle pur
gativer which neither nauseates or gives rise to un
pleasant effects, procure u - ALsErs - FOREST PILLS.
header, if you wish -to be sure 0f . . - a pure vegetable:
medicine, which contains no calomel or. mineral , what
ever,
ask for Halsey's •IForest PUS, and avoid- all
others. • .
Reader, if fou woOld,have the beet compound ex •
tract of S:ariaparilla, Dandelion, and Blood . Root, for
;nifying the blood, be i3nre to obtain Ilalsey's Forest
If you would have a Medicine which does not leave
the bowels costive, but 'strengthens - the tone of the
stomach and bowels, procure Halsey's Forest Pills.
RE4der, if you do not wish to fall a victim to ;mite
dangerous sickness, and be subjected to a physician's
hill of twenty or fifty dollars, take Dr. ilalsey's
Forest Pills a. 4 soon as nnfavorablesymptomsare felt.
t Reader, if you are bilious, or have any complaint
which requires a purgative niedicine, Halsey's Forest
Pills are the best you can use ; and if you have the
ague and fever, old coldA and coughs, or rheumatism,
the Forest Pills, taken in connection with Dr. Hal
. y's Wine, will cure you - when other medicines fail.
Dr. liiilsey's advertisement can be seen in anoth
er part of this paper. , ABEL TURRELL, Agent.
March 9,1857.-4 w
XIARRIED.
In 'Brooklyn. April sth, by R 6-. George Landon,
Mr. Lmvis N. tins, of Franklin, and Miss Wr.aurirr
E Caswm.r., of the former place. •
DIED.
In Brooklyn, Apr it 17,'nt the residence of her sister,
MISS KATE E. Mt:Tian; Of Montrose, ill the 25th yell"
of her age.
...
Teta. may risrawavis.
4 Ns Brssix S.'llitxX, having been under the tu
ition of Profersar!Massini, of New York, ex
pressly to qualify herself for giving instruction, will
give lmoons on the PIANO and in SINGING, at the
residence of her father, Ret.
Montrose, April 22, 1557.
. -
FOUND.
0"e plank road between Montrose and Montrose
Depot, a pocket bOok, containing a small a
mount of money. r JOHN KINGSLEY.
Ilatfivd, April 22, 1857.--lar
LADIES & GENTLEMEN
THAT want PAPER HANGING done
in a scientific 'manner, and at the shortest.
notice, will call on E.. Backus, at the -Cabinet
shop, foot of Main Street '..
Montrose, April 15, 1857.-5 w
QTAFFORDYS OLIVE TAR,
Ai• at • , TERRELL'S
Q ALT. We arc selling the best salt for 17a. and
.lazd. per bbl.. REMPSTEADé McXENZIE.
Brooklyn, April 15, 1857.
14 - OLASS ES a; SVGA ' . We will sell
iii - prime Muscoiado Molasses for 70 eta per gal
lon, and first rate Sugar for 12 cts.
HEMPSTEAD & ..MeKENZIE.
BOOTS & SHOES, at last years priers for
cash, Barter, or short credit.
- HEMPSTEAD & MeKEYZIE,
CLOTHING. Persons in want of Clothing,
ready made, will do well to examine our stock
before purchasing eL4ewhere.
HEMPSrEAD - & McKENZIE.
BONRETS & RIBBONS. A fine assort
ment of Ltdies' i.nd Misses Stew and Leghorn
Bbnnets, Flats, 13onnett Ribbons, FloWers, Vie.,
ing low at IIgiIPSTEAD f:YeKENZIE'S.
Broctikrn, April 15, 1b57. •
•
Dissolution
firm of MOTT I: TYLER, is this . day dissolv-
Ted by =Etna consent. Tice business will be
carried on by C. W. Mott.
. Montrose, April 14th, 185 . 7. -
NOTICE.
7b the School Di t:eetort of Susquehanna County
d e IENTI rA Fs: In pursuance of the 43d section
of the Act of ,Bth. May, .1854, you are hereby
notified to meet in convention, at the Court House in
Montrose on the wiser uosnar rx rt4Y, a. n. 1857,
being the fourth day •of the month, at 1 o'Clock in the
afternoon, and select, viva voee, by a majority of the
whole number of Directors prevent, one person oflit
araq andescientific attainments, and of "sicill.and ex
patience in the art of Teaching, as Corsrt SUPER'S'.
SENDENT, for the three succeeding years; determine
the amount of compensation for the same, and certify
the result to the State Superintendentat Harrisburg;
as required by, the the 38th and 40th sections of said
act. • B. F. TEWKSBURY, Cd. Supt.,
of Susquehanna County.
New Milford,' April 15th 1857.-14w3
= Administrator's Sale
-- r9F - '
ItEA-L ESTATE.. -
BY virtue of an order!, issued out of the Orphans'
Cowl, of Susquehanna County, Will be exposed
to publh sale on the premises, onTriday, the first day
of May next, at one o'clock P. IL; all the right, tide,
and interest of Joseph alcn;er, deceased, in and to all
that - certain lot or tract 'of land, situate in the: town
ship of Jackson, County of Susquelnuma, bounded on
the - North irylands of George Woodand L B. Greg
ory ; on hheßast fry ,ltinda OLuther Barrett; on the
South by lands, supposed to belong to the Estate of
Sekwifleylert, deceased, .and on the West by lands
of William Esterbrook ; containing, about one Lam
died acres, and, about twenty acres cleared.
Terms of payment made known wn day of sale.
WIL BARNETT, Admit.
Jackson, April 15, 1857.-8 w
MILLINERY.
MRS. .S..FIT. IJLER
WOULD announce to the hulks of Fnuddin and
V V vicinity, that she will be prepased,on the 20th
inset I .t commence the Millinery husineasforthe sea:
son, wiilnallcalls id that line will be promptly at
• Oaring secured the services of an excellent sulk.
er-Miss M. Kip of Dingharal hating a
well selected lussortment of millinery goods now be.
ing purchased balgew Tor lc city, she is confident of
Pleasing all who spay 3larbr her with a tall either in
prices orinality. • '
t gr Straw bonnets dressed over7to
Yiingua Forks, April 8, J887.=-..1w
PROPERTY SUBJEC
Valistion of the several Counties of Pennsi,
enue tAinnisioners, for the year. 1857, to be a ,
thertNif, until the next meeting of the Board.
" . Prepert l sub-3• roperty aul' - i A ggregate : •
COUNTIES; , ' • Property subject .ject ttr Ipc ject to 2pe Tax i
amotia.
'• . • ' to 3 mill tax. cent. . cent. tax. on mantic's. . •
--- :
Adams - $4,841,051 $„580 42,700 - 463'00 -$4,894,831
Allegheny •.- . ...... 25,899,417 , 1 ,021 ' 8,400 792;00 26,030,838
An strong .4 ; . . 2,468,403 _ 1 ,675 1,3 104 00 . 2,489,878
Beaver... , ' 4,346,873' 2 ,518 1,804 164 : 25 -4,872,191
Bedfind . .. . t'"' ..... ....... . 3,022,817 41,164 2,600 32 60 8,066,581
Berke L.. r . 2302,889 17 ,593 6,700, 267 15 23,833,187
- Blair - 4,885,907 ..I. '
2 ,091 6251 205 00 ' • 4,914,628
Bradford. :..... • 4,495,942 I ,395 2,700' 85 00 4,508,037
Bucks , .
13,667,736 11.,373 5, 147 76-14,761,009
Batter I - 3,093,898 ' - 46 . _ 1,100 66 5 - • 3,117,460
Cambria •. 1- • 1,871,045 , .800.... . 33 45 1,871,445
Carbon i 2,460,479 • ;6. 2, 121 6 0 2,507,529
Centre .. 6,229,207 • ,824 .. 68 *5 5,263,03 S
.
Chester -..... 24,812.779 11 ,834 ' 20,8 ; 65 406 - 24,449,478
Clarion, 1,726,074 •1. ,853 4 4815 4 1,137,327
Clinton •. ; 2,778,266 • •.. 2 ,373 85 @ 2,806,639 0
Clearfield 1,425,924 ,69/ • . 51 1,432,614
Columbia ' '-' • • 3.365,429 - - ,881) . • 83 0 0 3,893,309 .
Crawfbrd... • .. 3,537,631 2
,1,64 - 800 . B2' 4 0 ; 8 559 085
. .
Cumberland 11,523,431 .10 ;855 • 1,450 , 243 88 11,632,139
Dauphin 11;496,225 • 13 ' ',267 800 ~. 197 00 • 11,628,292
Delaware' 9,505,780 9 ,549 6,800 .226 25 9,606,129
Erie..
' 4,438,037 31 , 600 ; 1,300 • 169 4 0 4,473,937
E1k.... - 855,096 • , ,860 .... ... -....... 28 50 . 856,456
Fayette.... . 11 t,397 1,800 117 75 . 5,183,825
Franklin • ' 1* 31 324
-r• 9 , 13 ,660 3,200 10 6 40 13,068,184
Felton • 797.600..:... . • • 3 2 , 5 797,800
Forest 145 , 3 0 4 "I ) 14.5,339
• •
Greene 2,873,603 3',511 9001 47 50 2,915,014
Huntington.... • .. 5,905,006 2 ,965 5,934,571
Indiana 2,859,257
. 1 1 2 0 4 0 5 25
60 00 2,926,386
Jefferson • • 1,229,471 '.. ~523 1,232,994
1 - ,
Juniata • - 2,891,564 1 ,051 - r 19 50 2 911,617
• Lanertster - 34,891,162 34, ,1181 - 1:7,216 589 50 • 36,249,459
Lawrence 8,486,147 2 ,358 100 116 00 3,513,605
Lebanon 9,020,984 6 ,004 2,200 , 90 74 9,088,188
Lehigh . 9,320,511 8',691 1,100, 97 75 9,411,302
,
Luzerne 7,139,501 2 • MO ' 4.00 0 174 00 7,765,1 . 01
Ly•coming . 4,520,1 26 2. ,91 •• '3. , . . 170 75 4,546,044
Mercer - 4,604;543 2., ,651 I 1 600 - 99 00 4,630,794
Witean .
i t ..., ; .... . 892,1 44;
1 . • 18 10 • 892,144
Mifflin . • •. 4,309,831' 2 „722 , 2,600 .... ... • 4,399,1 56
-Monroe . 1 ,spB;67s 31,738 • 800 . 41 50 1,591,218
Montgomery , 19,256,227 11 864 1 6,500 463 74 19,381,591
Montour 2,052,41 5 - 21,755; ••.': - . 24 76 2,074,170
Northampton 1 4.647,738, • 11 ;922; B,BIX I 196 201 .. 14,771,470
Northamberland .. 5,543,502 , ' 8 ,897, ~, 4,300 91 75 4,636,759
_ I 2 ;980; - 86°1 1.04 "1 3,278,696
Perry - 3,24 i ,91 6
Philadelphia
. 160,000,7161 • 2,871 387 i 107,6001 3 , 868 7 5 162,979,653
-
Pike . 777,497, :
3 . ,400 1 750' 39 75 780,647
,
Potter - . • 759,198; 00 10 00 ' 759,748
Schuylkill.... - 11,797,402; 68 037 1 2501 .
3,600;, 299 50 11,869,039
Snyder - ... • 2,635,326 ; 20 457 - • I 1950 - 2,615,783
Somerset .. ............ 2,948,1 297 .23 6 50 2001 4140 3,021,070
Sullivan.... • 450,881; 1 c 5 1 qo
3 451;066
Susquehanna ', 2,706,010, 005 1 50 00 . 2,707,665
Tic ha 1,801 ,948; • • 11 00 .. 7 2 5 06 1) 1 - 38 50 . 1,802,248
.
Union • . 11 50* 69.2!` .73 103 2251 -88 75 3,656,020
Venango. • . - f..... I ,503,752 ;
~.. • 9 93S 1 . • 34 54) 1,5 t 3,487
Warren 1,351,222 ; 1 • 384 1.... ...1 . 40 25 1,363,61)6
Washington . 10 040 1• 4 7. 7* B°l * 0 00 1 ..: "189 40 ' 10,1 21 ,950
„ - ;
Wayne . • 1,549,971 , '1
- - -,
.1 •19 50 1,549 9'l
• . , s •
Wfttyr.oreland ' 8,002,1 29. . 59 366 1 . 2,1001 194 75 8,063,595 .
Wyoming 864,1 23; 9 2091 1,075, •.22 00 874,407
Ticrk ,: • •
~ 12,359.478, 107200, • 2,5751 ' 144 24 -12,469,248
. .
Total '
NEW GOODS.
WrAKIFILEU REIDO
Phenix Block, Montrose, Pa.
Have just received a large:and desirable stockof
SPBIN SUMMER COODS h
comprising their Usual variety, viz :
• _
DRY — GOODS,
= • GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
HARD WARE,
• *PA INMOILS D ,YESTUFPS,
• MEDICINES,
• JEWELRY,
HATS cf• CAPS,
FISH & LEATHER,
and in fact, almost every article` - called for,
which we
are willing to sell at a very - small adVaimefrom New
York prices.-
Vontrose,'Apra 8, 1837.
To the Republicans thro'out the United States.
THE BATTLE YOH FREEDOM 7S : OT VET WON'.
A WORK OF PERMANENT VALUE
10* 111110(1!. ;WA .Ca .13;toti=54::1:1
In 1 rol. Bro. :760 page's. Cbith. Price ltt; posteige free
.HAVING received, since the close of the Lam- I
paign, numerous requests for complete sets i s
of the Speeches and Documents issued by the Repub- f
lican Association, the subscriber is, inauced to re-
print tbe most important of them in a neat octavo
volume of 550. pages. It will be remembered that
many of these Speeches and Documents were pre
pared with meat care, and contain much valuable
statistical and t ' other matter that cannot readily be ob.
tamed elsewhere, and, although compiled specially
for the Campaign, possess a permanent value, and
will Le useful for future reference, especially during
the neat three Tears.
These Documents and Speeches mar be consider
.
ed a part of the literature of the day.
The volume contains twenty-six of the most impor
tant Speeches delivered in Congress by Republican
memberS, together with the Speeches of Senator Sew
ard at Albany and Buffalo, his Plymouth Oration, and
three delivered timing the Campaign, at Detroit, Os
-wego, and Auburn. •
Also. Weston's standard Documents, entitled--
Poor Whites of the South ; Southern Slavery Reduc
es Northern Wages; Who are and who may be
Slaves in the United States?- South Dissolve
the Union? The Federal Union, it must be Preserv
ed; and Who are Sectional?
Report of the Kansas Investigating 'Committee.
Kansas in 1856. A complete History of the Out
rages in Kansas, not embraced in the Kansas Com
mittee Report. By an Officer of the Commisaion.
Reasons for Joining the Republican Party. By
Judge Foot.
Organization of the Free Suite Government in Kan
sas, and Inaugural Address of Gov. Robinson.
The Fugitive Slave Bill of 1850.
LEWIS CLEF'HANE. - •
• Secretary Renublicin Association, National
Era Ofice, Washington, D. C.
r rr Papers inserting the above three times, and
sending a parked copy-of thit paper, will receive a
copy of the above work.-13w3
NEW TOPOGRAIIIICALL 111.62
of Susqueliania County.
THE, undersigned propose to publish a Nap of
Suscitirlanna County, (if sufficient encourage
ment be gire .) Said Map will show all the roads
f
with their a fi les; all Streams , are to be shown in
their proper places, with their names, and all Lakes
and Pondt ith their names, location, shape, and
site.. Th , names of property holders generally are
to be Inst. din their proper places. ,The Map will
also show the location of all (lurches, School Houses,
Hotels, Stores, Postoffices, Mills of all kinds, and al
so a correct table of distances from one Fostoria:to
another throughout the County;
Said Map is to be on a scale of an: inch and one
'eighth to the mile, and will be delivered to .subscri-
bets, colored and mounted, at the exceedingly - low
rice of Five Dollars per ciapy.
LRE ,lk,, MARSH, '
_
`, Nos. I'l &19 Ifinorlt, Philadelphia.
.Apill .9„ 1857.-:111m3a26 . -
TOWN lIBICARIES.
UV . such 'of the citizens of Sosiptehattna County as
1 my , desire 6o form wear or township libraries,-
the'vinitentigneti,'lswing 'pectiraw facilities for
chising good books at kw prime, saws kbr services
for that purpose. He has attakilmes of the public"-
dims of many of the most extensive pubitthers - in this .
country; from whist' selections truly be mane.
lidkoddares Ifstheinstleal sails', end other fiehool
books furnished to schools to 'order.
E: W. FRAZIER,
Olbson, Pa., April 8, 1837:-1f
TO STATF, TA ''.
vania, as antermined by)he Bosid of Rev
remaio as the vriluatiob of the property
• is
i . 0 'F . F . , 1 E-- . E • . 1
fresh burned and ground, tia l , be had of - •
April 8, 'V. - - . ; LYONS & SON.
T E •IV • G 0 :0- D S
just opeiied by .L LYONS k SON.
Montrose, April 2, 1857.
resent to Everybody?
• .
W il t ° we P e ti n re ll i ral ' 3 l 4rthe tof June.
,--~.
s
~c
Finding it neeemiry to raise, a con
siderable sum orlthe "needful" during
the next two'nXoh4, I hare adopted this
for increasing my business, trusting
that my eftbrts to please my patrons will
be so well appreciated that I shall lose
nothing by the ope,ration.
These presents consist of Gold Lock
toat sB,oo.ta `430,00; Book' from
50 ctn. to $1,23 Ambrotypes from tt 400
to $2,00; and LithOgraphs from I* cts.
to LOC,
Eil
e
.11.
%rm.
~ I
Two hundred of these, worth over
1 0 .10(100 will be.given to the purchasers
l of 200 asses s..lected for the purpose.
tgr There are no ticket.(; conse . quent, t _. ,
r ly no waiting for a !" prize draw ing"—
hut eadt °se gets bi* present frith his
likriegs.„.€3 •
El
II
So now, my good people, make no delay,
For April ar d May will goon pass away.
Whether rainy or shiny, we don't cue a
feather,
For we do take good pictures in all sorts
of weather. • • -
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e=r
.=-•
a...... 0
W. B. DEANS.
Sky Parkes I,q the Brick . Block,
over Bentley and Bead's.
April 2,.1857.
lE . ' ...
• ontrose,
SEED WHEAT.
1 .
HE subscriber offers krisale,. the Italian wheat,
I one of the most reliable var ieties ever mtrodne
into Susquehanna County. : Thorough experience
, convinced me of the tact. • ABEL CASSEDY. "
tinweic,llarch 25, 1657.-3f' - .
••
LOVER& TIMOtHY.SEED
for sale, by , . ' • 11. BURRITT.
l'ew Milford, March 18, 140,:,
1.
Rooms to Let. .
EVERAL large pleasant rcanaa, suitable for Mil-
linrrs, Offices or's, mall Sintilc, in the second
ry,of the Brick Block, to let on reasonable terms,
i l the first of & READ.
ontrose, March 18, 1857. 1
--
Leather.
new supply of the best quality, just received,
and for sale by BENTLEY. k READ.
O D I ;8 H
I ) for sale by . BENTLEY /4 REND
2000 Rolls of Wall Paper.
iOMPRISING a good variety i of new • Stiles and
I' beautiful paterns, also, Bordering, Window Pa.
&c., just arrived, and for Sate cheap A)r the oust
by ABEL TURRELL:
ontrose, March, 18, 1837: 'r
IRRORS.—Large Gilt Fruited Mirrors, for sale
by . A. TCRRELL.
ENNEDY'S 'MEDICAL DISCDVERY,
for sale by AUL TUREELL.
T ark Peelers if-aales 4.
1 00D and reliable Bark•Tieelitrs wanted, to peel
' in lots from 100 to 1000 colds, and delver tb
i• eon roads, or at our tannery .it' Also, wanted- W
, subscribers 50 to 75 r od. 3r..lri 4i. PRATT.
'es Milford, March 17, 1857.40m3 .
1 •
luable Mill Propero aid Farm
FOR SALE OR 'RENT.
NI
il ONSISTING of a Grist antil4w MUI„ located in
al Orwell township, Bradfind ommty,Ta., sixteen
:.. from Towanda, and about the same distance
~ Owego. Said Mills are nearly new--hare a val.
e e water , power, and are In al. first rate location
0 an d will'be sold at n and terms
0 en- . e 'toms. km* .
to suit the purchaser.: I •
' f not told-soon they will be'rmited, together with
.. of 165 acres of land, S dwelling houses, 3
s, and other outbuildings, and two orchards
reon. For further particArsi'address the sub
.!, bey., at Towanda, Pa. :TARES 0. FROST.
.1
I arch 18, 1857,-6w , ,!i
•
Paper Haugh*.
A
o° pieces Paper and Bor4er, of the most de
sirable pattern], fir ale at small ad
!. ce for cash. Please call and eke, at
1 , arch 18, - '57. iCHANDLEIVS.
L 0 U It k $ A . L T,
for faintly and Dairy, at iCIIANDLEWS.
large lot of PRINTS, from, 44. to 12 cents per
yard, at - • • !CHANDLER'S.
•
- Theetby awl low Seed.
lot &Western ThnothiSeed, and Susquehan
na Counts Clover Seed on kind and eeffinit by
- • , M. S. WILSON I SUN.
ontrthie, March 18, 18157.
Admit aistratevis sfotice.
II OTICE is hereby given to Operating havingde
omends against the estateof imuunrir V. BrOVT,
. 1 ... .. late of Jessup township, that the same
ii. I . be p resented e to tare undersigned for arrange.
.
L. t, and all peniona indebted to slid Estate are re:
-.mil to make hal:mediate payment.
. . 5A.3113E1, ROBEETS,4dmiulatrator.
' ossup, April 8, 18,57. !i
&woks. - •_ •
A heifisuppin i 914 received, ' aid irni bo
.111. , Camp for caAb, by -P. Pk CHANDWIL
P L
.E N' Et • -1, D,
lot of DELAIICEI3, which kilt be soli. Iwo\ Spt.
wh; at • 4211ANDIAIR'Et •
Clarer. and •Thitithy Sett • •
rr
HE istdersig,ned have on hind and &rule by the
I 'bushel or load; Clover Seed of. the laite kind ;
also, Timothy seed of a superior qUality, which will
be said In quantities to Suit the purchasers. They
have also on hand a large , quantity of execAcht Seed
Wheat, Wisconsin grown, which they will sell by. the
bushel, or load. Inquira of
CRANE & ROGERS,
opposite Searle's Hotel.
Montrose, March 18, 1857.—tf
A xes, at,
Jew Pimeglits A Moves, which W il l
be lipid lees than eon, to donethem ant. b y
Feb. 24. 1857. F.. IL CHANDLER.
TEA SEED WHEAT FOR SALE.
by
wheat-1 0;11 1 4 r r N est
1~ ern Now York.
Sltutrose, March 11, 113511.-0.4
To Dealers in Merchandise within the County of
BusqueAanna—
N pursuance of the several acts of assembly of this
I
Cvtimonvrealth..-to provide revenue to meet th.ei
demands upOn the Treasury and for other pnrposes
--the undersigned appraiser of Merchantile Taxes of
Susqu'a County, has prepared a list of all .Merchants
trading within said -County anti. placed each or said
Merchants in that class which to him seems right and
just according to the provisions of said act of asscup
hly, as fiAlows
Residence. Proprietors. •• Class. P. AT. -
Auburn, John, P. Lambert, . 14
Joseph McCain, 14
" • Grover Philips 8.-Co., 18
4 6 Waltman & Swisher, • 14
" • Miriam S. Lewis, . 14
Apolacon, 11. Barney,
16 Wm.-aura,
Brooklyn, F. W. Allen,
44
It. T. Ashley,
E. S. Kent;
" 0. G. Hempstead,
M. Depot, Post Brothers,
tt C. Lee.
Bridgewati:r,Cl. N. Allen, '
Cliffonl, John Halsted,
Brundage & Wilson,
S. B. Wells,
Duntlaff, C. C. Church,
J. B. Slocum„
11. C. Healy, '
" - 11. S. Phinny,
Thomas Arnold,
Dirnock, Win. H. Thayer,
" J. Smith jr. &-Son,
" V. H. Woodruff,
Friendsvllle, Jeremiah Hosford,
66 Marsh & Glidden,
Franklin, J. L Merriman,
Forest. Lake,D. L Meeker,
Gibson, S. S. Ingalls. - -
" • Hawley & Guild,
It Grant & Walker,
66 John Smiley,
" N. E. Kennedy,- •
Great Bend,J. & N. Dubois,
" ' S. H. Dayton,
64 D. L. Taylor,
Loderstille, S. 11. June,
Wm. A. Snow,
" G. S. liesick & Co.,
' " Henry McKinney,
' " L. S. Lenheint,
tt Crane &
6t Thomas & Whiting, 13
- Alanson 'Hubbard, 14
" John Coisten, - • 14
• llinforo, G. W. Seyipoor 4 co., -13
" Zerah Very, * 14
" S. B.'Gnile 14
Johnston Edwards &C 0.,. 13
" Fennel Carpenter, - 13
( r, Eaton & Mosley, * 12
Harmony, B. R. Lyons & Co.,' 12
" Seth A. Lyons.' 14
Wal. Tremain 4 Co.„ 4
" 'Smuts itlielstager L , 8
44 F. D. Lyons, . 14
Herrick, John Miller, • 14
Jackson, J. J. Turner, l4
Jessup, Timothy. Depue, 14
Lathrop, Isaac A. Newton, 14
Hopbottom, Bell & Tingiey, ' 14
"• A. B, Merrill, 14
Lenox, Schultz Eaton & Cti. , S
" F.. R. Grow & Brother, 13
Liberty, Roger Kenyon, • 14
" A. A. Beeman, • 14
" Z. Blakeslee - 1 14
- Middletown, C. C. Wright , .
• " " • Joseph L. Ross,
Darius . Coleman,
Montrose, Post Brothers,
66
5G:1,750 3 4 234
A. N. Bullard,
Abel Turret!,
Bentley k Bead, 10
Guttenberg Rosenbanm k
Co.. 11
LN. Bullard, • 14
S. S. Mott. 14
S. A. Woodruff, 14
Keeler & Stoddard, - 14
Mott k Tyler. 1$
S. R. &D. Sips, . .12
B. C. Sayre., " IS
J. Etheridge. • 24
Shamans & Ifferrhnan, ' 14
W. J. &S. H. Mulford, 12
Alfred Baldwin, 14
J. Lvons4 Son, 13
F. B. &sandier, . 13
Henry J. Webb, 13
A. Lathrop & Co., 12
J. B. Singleton, 14
John A. &0. M. Crane, 14
M.' S. Wilson & Son, 12
" ,Thayer & Co., 14
New Milfonl,Sutphin & Young, . 12
Hayden Brothers, 12
J. Mois k Brothers, 12
E. A. k O. Pratt, 8
Henry Burritt, 13
Dickerman •k Garrett, 12
Wm. C. Ward, 12
Norman Granger 14
S. H. Canfield, 14
George. Snyder, 14
Silver Lake, Thomas Sullivan, • 14
" - Brackney, ; 3
Springville. E. S. Park;
- 12
Scott & Johnston, 12
Susq. Depot,Smith & Shaw, • 14
Wm. Shrimpton, 14
. Miles Creegan, . 14
Gaylord Curds, • 13
John 'limey, . 14
Whitney & Bryant, 13
-W.IL & J.-F. Hubbard, •13
N. C. kD. W. Norton, 13
Thomas Ingstrumi 13
Ai. IL AcColltim, 13
ftett
Frmwm, k Brother, . .14
Jiawei, , 13
A. W. Rowley, . 14
S. B. West, 14
- . cobalt & Brother, 14
A. W. Bronson ? , - 13
Foot & Jones, .. 11
Carlisle 4k Carpenter, 14
A. J. Seymour, . 'l4
Wm.. Wigemore, 11
" L. G. Spring,
11
; PerrineA Son, ' 14
" D. R. Pope, 11
Thomson, H. P. Hathaway, 14
Beer louses, Eating house*, Res-
Marmots, &c.
Dundaff.' Enoch Chambers, 8 -
Friendsville, George A. Stroppkr, ' 8
Loderiville, WalterPaintin, • 8
6 Manson Hubbard, 8 '
Montrose, T. N. Bullard, 8 .
" S. S. Mott,, $
Edwin Bacon, • 8
" John A: •k 0, N. Crane, 7 •
New lilford,Wilten Balch, . 8
&sq. Dopot,Joseph Ormabee, 7
John Tirney, . 8
Miles Creegan, 8
Wtn. Wigemore, ' -e • -
DPitiltelriell.
Clifford, James - 10 .
Liquor Dealers.
Lode:nee, L Lw LestiOss, 14
1111
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Rash,
114
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. Sesq..l . lepot,Swith & Watts, 14
cleorge.ftglesten, keeper of Mud
room—two tables--lleginse, $40,00.
gusq..Depot.4. TbotePeon, keeper billiard tiont—
one table-4*We, $30,00.
And the Judges of the Court of COSMOS Please[
said county will hold a Oonrt of Appeal at the Ooori
House in Montrose, in and for said wittily, eat fit
day the 14 day of May nest, att o'clock P. 1., at
which time and plate env of the Merchants defined,
described, and classed asi aforesaid, or tfteir agent or
attorney. may appear and appeal boa said asseemnent
they think proper. •
HENRY ABEL, .dpirsisi*.
Montrose, March 26, 1867.
J. LYONS 4 sox:
NOTICE.
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_ 128 Fulton St., New York.
UNPARALLELED
CASE OF MALPRACTICE,
All the Teeth of the !Upper 'Jaw .
Torn out in Extracting a Molar.
a Dentist of considerable dis.tinc-
Wion IL
called at my - officea few days since, and
while examining a set of new instruments recently
brought with me from Dental College, took up the
."Unifersal Molar Foreep," for the "Superior Maxil
lary," and' expressing his athniriation of it turned to
several gentlemen in the room and inquired if some
one of them hadn't a tooth he wished extracted, that
he might try the instrument.- One of them replied
that he had, and took the chair. Now The Doctor Is
a man of powerful physique, and seizing the tooth
without even the usual ceremony of " cutting round,".
he gave it an unmerciful twist, when oh ! frightful ! out
came the entire upper jaw, teeth, gems and all: The
heart rending horrors of the scene that followed I
shall not attempt to - describe. The yells, the screams,
the convulsiveleaps in frantic agony, of the poor , suf
ferer, were enough to pluck the heart out of a decent
man, and cause the gravel stones in . the gizzard of
the miserlj. Shylock to Shake like a rattle box. • But
before your hearts go quite to smash are friends, just
let me ease you a little, by stating that both the teeth
and gums in this case acre Artificial, but so very
natural in their appearance, that even the Doctor's
practiced - eye failed to detect them, and hence the
catastrophe. But please bear imm mind that this de
ception can be prOduced by no other kind of Artific
ial Dentures, except time
"Improved Mineral Plate,"
in which the teeth and plate are one solid piece,
carved and colored in so exact imitation of nature ns
to render it hard to believe that they can be Artific
ial, when seen in the mouth. I have been several
times accused .by those who have looked at them,. of
" scalphe some mouths while in the city, and more
cruel than even the Sioux, I have brought away not
only the &Alt but. the bone. Those wanting teeth
are invited to call and examine. specimeha. They"
need no puffing or laudation extra, as their superior
naturalness, beauty and cleanliness; are 'apparent at
sight. And now, in conclusion; " my dear fellow men
and fellow women," 15m happy to proffer you the
benefits of whatever Professional knowledge or skill
I may have acquired while abroad, together with my
most hearty thanks for the bounty of your patronage
which has sustained me in the past.. Sly charges will
be, as ever, "according to your ability." For the
poor whom "we always have with us," my operations
will be gratuitous. Come on then ye halt and maim;
ed., and blind, the middle '" ten-thousand." and th•
"upper ten centums," the " Aristocracy," and the
"Codoemey," for I still have some hopes of 0-er,'-
•body in this bad world, ,except Rum patronising
Christians au I Rum drinking Carson Leaguans—the;
are gone in. Yours, for cash,
C. D. VIRGIL, Resident Dentist.
N. 13. Tender teeth filled without pnin, and teeth
with exposed nen-es treated, filled,and preserved fo l .
reark
Montrose ' February 11,1 857;
• . ABEL TIIRRELL •
KEEPS ALL THE POPULAR
-PATENT MV,DICINES;
AND A FIRST mu' ASSORTMENT OF
• 11ENUINS DRUGS.
MONTROSE, PA.
CLOVER. AND TIMOTII I' SEED .
JUST received and fur sale. Warranted to be the
right kind fly BALDW4N.
MnntroSe, March 4.
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•
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IMPORTERS OP AND mr4unts IN
eil4ss, i4IIIIOAD4N
LOOSING-_GLASEEPS;
141 0: 113
Ebner Can!thrall, "
I% G. Cauldirell, Henry S: Inapt!, Telt
W. A. Caaldw'ell. • . • - - •
TITE subscriber having connected - himself withthe
above House in the Oioetery Trade, In all its
various branches, would simply say to merchants,
hotel, and hoarding-house keepers, in Susquehanna
and adjoining counties, that their stock's one of the
largest of the kind kept in New York ; their assort
ment 1* large and general; their goods aro of \good
quality and choice patterns; their prices as low as
the trade can offer with reference to profit ; and that
he is very anxious to sell to all who may think it for
their interest to give him a call.
. . HENRY 5: rN. APP..
New York, January 1, 1857.—19
Beafolo Robes;
, Turk's bland Salk &c.,
for sale S. & INGALL'S.'
°lbw'', Nov. lf, 185Q..' - - 43-17
CLOVER and TriIOTITY SEED,
for sale by ' • - BENTLEY & READ.
Itordrose. March 1857. • • -
-Dissolution of Partneisitip.
PRE partnership heretofore existing between She
1 subscribers, under the firm of M. L., Mack and
Saa..is this day dissolved_ by mutual consent. The
accounts are in the hands of K P. MaCkt_for. sJittle
neut. to which all persons axe* *requested to attend
without delay. • *
N. O. The %lintels intrAlts Wombed, - will Oa be
continued tinder a now arrangement, and while thank;
foal_ Aw past arra a contisfigauwast the public.: pat
coo* atfil lacked.
Brooklyn; Nara 81080. - • _
a & PIYNITILL,
IMIEALER in Staves and Headings, Hoop.
poles, Barrels, Firkins, Churns, ke.
orders from respboalble quarters, promptly filled, and
shipped as per direotion.
Great Bend, Snail, Co., h6--r3nltyl
1011
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T '
v
lar viskire
,
THE under4o/64 w is h b saX .te.tYr e , good 44 0 0.
of Brooklyn and vicanity4 Out Way hate
ea Into s co-partnership in the getichtf_ Me
Bohm" and have removed to thestcee fotelet k:
.
cupfed ter Edwin Ti ff any, in Brooklyn, where diet ,
would be Nippy to see their friends, and 411 to won
of. Goods. Our stock is quite estenahte,includingall,
the leading articles embraced in thel.catalogues et,
DRY GOODS, 579i'iliPi79.11,1A!'{
ROCAlifki IT
, .
CIZQCIL7R 1 - , _BOOTS IL' SZVOZEr c I • • •-•
Pl5ll pAikrrs,, atis, ,io,?ff at .
pe7'ElirT MEDICINES, • k
SrUM 12
r4.IIING
We haw. just t'eceived afresh Invnice m boughtaiiirt
as the market wilt eon!, and offer tba ep them fors.
ructonable advance. .Those id wautotlitiodr4l,
assuredly consult their ovraintetesslie
call. - -
tirooldyn, April 8, - ±
N: B. Those who hue unsettled laccontes WOE
either O. G. llempstetni, or Smith & fl
seethe propriety of settling thwastilei withotirdeliy.
L1G111,7. -
Btrnms - GFLUID ; CamPlaener.:oll and :Candies,.
just, received, by . ..J. LYrki kSON.
Montrose, April 8. ,
_LOOK IND READ!
SO 7. IT ER MINI .
T". undersigned, Moreliant, Dirocte.k-FOot
Corlett, has lately discovererlthat for ready
pay, he can ,ell more owls and !peke more looney,
at ono half the usual profit put uponlconntry goods,
Consequently I can. sell goods'from ore to tett ,per
cent lower than other establishutentaln this section.
But do not take my word for it, call and see' for your
selves. Bring a little cash, or some OM of Coottry
produce, and buy your goods at a price unparaliclid . ,
in the history of mercantile trade. • ..ify stock !shop
and well selected, and I am receiving new adthtibtnt
every week. My terms of sale arelyeady pay. It
will certainly be for your interest to and see tas
before poichasing elsewhere. . ' -
Flour and salt kept constantly on hand.
- Wll. 11. TIIAYER.
Dimock,'Jan. 14, 1857J-2y'
H. D. Berthett& E. W.iliraider ,
D ESPECTFULLY inform the people of 9nigtitd•
It henna and neighboring. Counties that theriMS
engaged in the I
'MU -
N. ._23X101:111-311133:11111114' --, i
at Gibson, Susquehanna tounty, Pa. I , . - ' - -
flaring made arrangementsyith several -Ptdirok..
ing.lfouses in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, b. * ,
we are now prepared to furnish promptly any
_.
~' ,
- pooKs, gzils , s;OP PE.RIODICAtc . i
published in the United.R.tates, time I- che9per thaw . .
the usual mail or retail prices. -
.
Pciodicals, Libraries, and old or new books itiont
ly bound and repaired. - 1 -...
E. W. F- - -rill trat lehanr'
.."razier .wi Ara in Swoui Ilia Callan".
and_ will be happy to receive the , nrdent Of
may deiire anything in our line Address,_„
H. D. BENNETT, Smiley, Steq.
_ • E. , 1V. - FRAZIER, Gibson, Susq.cmanty;ll%
Gibson, Feb. 17; 1107. - • I - •• •• -
N. B. Orders fly-Book Binding,: Books,. Toil, the.
cab, &c ., ma y also be left at the.ReiMbliatn him*.
•Offlee;Montrose, or with G. T. Frarier, at_Sijo
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banna Dot. • ,
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• - - .-FANCY CATTL E . :
lIIA'irE four pairs of matched sters, - (almoittltice;
-years old) which I will sell cheap for cash: : They
are fancy, come and see them. Nett:hags kir shoie.!
ing. fake) have for sale 20 bushels •
SEED OATB r ' , ~ '
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100 of which are white and the 'balance black, ai
clean and heavy; being part of- a Crop,- which, not:
withstanding the unfavorable season, yielded ever
E l m
forty bushels to the acre. About all of ,these ad*
are at the store of. Sutphin . and To g, in New; 11111
ford, and the balanee at my house I Franklin,.
Franklin, March 4, 18457, JAM LEI9MTIII4,_,
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WESTERN:LAND - 4f
1 INHERE is no business 80 sure andiafe,forlinddlog
piles or.faeite! as buying., gor i er anent - land—
Don't let the gold rust, not the warr antsmould lathe
chests.. It is just as easy to make . two hundred. pet
cent. nn your money, as six. I shill locate a good
Anil of land - for - myself and other 4 this year,- . and
those who do business through me; ;will haveitdaiss
faithfully aid correctly. Terms, sr, per eightY i _.asmil
I pay the office fees. - One of the Ist farms =Rock
River for sale on avoralde terms.. Also good - land
in lowa and Minmets. .Taxes paid, collections rilid%
&c., &c.,. Address,. . I nt .
G.. t e
• • . - .. I. AN, •
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. . Sterling, VillitishlelNi4llC
Refer to Post, Cooper tr;Co.. - land bender Ind
Fitch, Montrose ; Pa., and M..C. Tyler, .Newitirilt,
-.-- .. 1109041,—,
Ezecntor's '•• -•
TOTICE is hereby-gisen that ali r mnania illehont
111 to the estate - of limuiv C. lnnurir;lollCle
the township of Gibson, deed. that i dle saw_l inIMI.D.-
preeented to the undersigned Co! i =llati'Ernmwra
and to thsoe having &hag: to p•
t them # Bl 7:**
tested'fbr settlemekt. "UM 11/1041Tizirr;
Gibisoni Iffareh.4,4Bs7:—tlirt
-Evaa's a - Ws-Greta Gin bac 1111114
409 BAOADWAY, .NEW VOW*. ~',
FINE GOLD JEWELR't GIVEN AWAY TIQMk*
CHABERS - 0.13 . f101pk---..
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A LL Books will be sold asklow as can .1)0 turd
.al
.ti. other Storm, many of theni for less.. •- New
Books received daily. A Gift va ng is Trains from
25 cents to $lOO. given with each &sok at the t 4 mis
it is sold,„ Having on hand a Yery - arge eta* of stir
and valiable Beaks, and aslour Min is - "Logi
sales and small, profits" we.are ermined - to give
our customers beans bargains t can be had aiso T
where. Any baok published, in N , York or PM
delphia, will be promptly Sent, gi , inciuded,:in re
ceipt of publisher ' s price. '
Catalogues of ItimU and
taio
Pments,' containing full axplana isirill lie , sees
free 'to all parts of the ,country; .
The moat liberal iatlaceraeslts nre tffered to Aliesdir..
Any person by sending us, an order for ten books.
with money inclosed, vitt -be entitled to an wsVi Book
,arid Gift. ' - f ' '' I '- " ' "
All orders fur books Containing intrney, (td cumin
perfect safety,) should be regilterediin the POdadas
where they are mailed, ant duvet- ,ed to Evanti& C 0.,.
409 Broadway, New York. -.I
.RErsarscs..-31. Thomas & Sons, Sonth _fourth'
Street, rhiladelphia ;- .1. B. tspineott &
delphia; D. Appleton & Co.; BtuadiSay, IZerr Tailt;
Derby & Jackson, :Wassail &met. *is To&
E ar SEND FOR,; CAS - •
rrITH Tietna th
able to amtositioelo thelinyle dal 41 li
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the full tido orsucceoldWAPerlaW
Buildings are new, and commodk4; yuo wpm -at
instruction is theroughind. eootp lit Oil limit'
discipline is kind, but thnl,—* l l lol li se strict
prompt obedience, oolivot: deportment,
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BOARD. OF INSTRU CTION, , - r
lIENRY , CARVER, A. K.
COARLYS H. HAXWOOD, A. M., Pe i t. of Ancsas Lan.
Faux E. CHCBMICK, Preeffabr OrHathenialAN.-
Miss Wm A. TLNIUR4 Preeeptre* andVicloirlit
French. f 5 :
Y " lint.e Id, Grimm, Teacher Of !Timm !Seri!:
Mrs;l t iacansu. Joe nos. Teeette Driveitieal.
'Fainting. :±
J. Brison donne, Professor sir InitrusninblMusio;
IWAXIIII, PrOfeellOr ofVocal'Mnsin;
• ; 4 ilingtg.
Tnitku‘ for Tenn of %Wien Ironic; front $5 00
#0 00. -.Music, Dritivinr, and Paola& JOWL - .
,Board and.W4rahipg„ Itoon! fursdrhekaudire !pied,
12 25 per I ' .
Tuition;rltynk•nt nukde
Boirdone luffieradvafire. - , • .
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lat
Tertn-cornmencea Aug. rt 1111154; Ad Tens
commences Dec. ad, -1850. Ittir
April let, 1857.- - - —" Ne i - •
,Forfurther infonlintiee add the pmt;
a - buts, See. 8..11. P.. 11
44, _
Binglitailtwi, AB. , 1857:41. - • -
IThreleg4looDB...-- - -Welhave
Li tot of De P •
goods of entire ne a pattenus,
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