Independent Republican. (Montrose, Pa.) 1855-1926, January 14, 1858, Image 3

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Diary- Ter , m, 1855,'
Brackney vs. Gage.
Newcomb vs. N. Y. & E.
Railroad Company.
Wells vs. Bennett. •
Green vs.'Bromson.
Wilbur vs. Hollister.
Williamion vs. Pratt.
• Scherinerhorn vs Stephens
'Young vs. Worden.
ifrinker vs. Whitney.
3 l ach TA. Burch.
!Weeks Cs. Holmes.
iflowey vs. Graham. -
lWaymart vs. Doud.
iCarmalt vs. Barton. .• ,
Whitney vs. 'Vauban.
. Gillet vs. Roberts. •-•
• Willianworivs. Pecker. • ,
Wagner et al. vs. Docker.
I(Chandler vs. Green.
ICiimm'with vs. Brackney.
'McKune vs. Smith et el:
12
al Liste-41an
=I
s Griswold. 3
SehoolDiterict vs
&boot District.
ECO%D wcpt.
vs. Wilbae, et, al.
Ward
I,2th - .
smith
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clo
Barn
1
P" 1 " I
acit
vs. Conner. ,• ,
vs. Hollister.
41 vs. Curtis. — •
vs. Niiielell. •
vs: Dennis.
tv 'Bros. vs. CiSe;
vsl•Fowler.
•tt vs. - Hollister. •
lyznes. -,
Fritebler. •
onsreslth vsjiiCkey.
Rhlin vss:Tbompsorr:
• t vs. Kitnber.
ett vP Ciumatt-
:vs. Millard. ,
er vs;Pope. ,
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r," List.--Jantaary Court ism.
GRAM) JURORS
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rat.—. 3 - C. Bushnell..
lacon.—Peter Clifford.
hig,ewater.--Joshua Boyd, Joseph Jameson,Ed
tone.
ifford.-- 40 M 1 Gore : . - s ,- ' •' • '
imoeic.—Sylmus Tyler. •,...:. , .
ranklin.---Itarry Smith, Edwin Summers.
• ibsort,— , ..tibert Barnes. = , l •
, • . •
oford.—Alonzo Abel, Jacob Clad:, LOI, in Gates.
' iberty,—Bera Jones.. -
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iddletown.—John S. Dacis. - Jos. L. Ross.
7 at rose.—lit. R.. Wilson.
4 ew linfOrd,--li. C. Baker, Nofnutn Tingley, .
ush.--kbisha W. Gray. • .
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ringville.—Albert,Beardsley, O . B. Iliekoz.
ver Lake. 2 .-Pem7 Gage. . . .
2 1 3(111A:ulna Depot.--Thomas Can. -.• ..r . -
TRAVERSE JURORS.- •
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liburn.--.Edward S. Cogswell Daniel O: Cooley,*
. a ll,,Layman.* . • • .
larat....--WilNat 'Carpenter.* . • .
I iidgewater.—Gideon Alen, D. F. Austin,* Mer-
ott ''Robeii_Moore,' Denajab MeEenzie,*Reu-
Wens* M.- - 11. Mott:* ' _ , -
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1 t ooklyn.--George Chapinan, T ' George W. Ely, R 2
Fitle.,l ,- (lino Oakley *Lantos Tewksbury,* It
lempans. • ~
iirfiml.—Jas. C.
: Decker; Aaron 'lancer, 'Joel
-nes, Rulim Burritt.* A ,
hoconnt.. l —dasper Stanley': . • •
ii li oek.-,-George.'Stefens, Jonathan Mellogg,s
lor Tingley:* • - • l
triad.-Thornns•-•irnold.*
Kest Lake.—Milon Birchard,John Brown, Thos.
. ~
1 -hait - . '
'tanklin.—Daniel Davis. • . , •
;mat Bond.—G. W. Brown Peter Deeper,' Milto '
man, I'. WI Meestek, William Smirk •
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l'ibson.dneob Denny.. .. 1, - . . •
IIE sruscittnrc-s baring associato,l a - Mitt:ion 11r..L. P.W.
armony.—Benimpin Comfort, Jacob Taylor, RILEY. of uu•oacc, the-ousul. will hereafter, be conducted
arford.- 7 -L, T. farrer,'Milbourn Oakley, Natluirt— tiner the nape and style of • c .
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iiinili. 4— , BENTLEY READ Sz, terrick.L•BenrY. Lyon, Elisha Churchill,* Jahn , , _ CO .
der .* veke'
_.„.. • . • , ,Ilatt •if necessity hare to) open a new set of penes, and weave
very de:droali that our old tines should - be settled either Sy note -or
1 lig:Am.—Thos. Butterfield, Arnaki Page,* Jones , at.rsil••••. at the earliest convenience. of !how Bashi; open accounts
, • , 1 with us. To pensois who bare owed us for years and Buusisen us
nn.* • . ' , - ' betVOISO of such Indebtedness, we would glee a special Incitation to
- wine In and see us.. 'Po those who , have for years bestowed on 10 •
theft- liberal
_patronage and told us pcomptly, ge would tender side
Knoere thanks. eamestly whetting a continuance of their patmosge,
under a pledge that tiler shall have no MSC to complain of the
rams Or QraLITT Of our GoNis. 15
We shall bare ors harld 'coNSTANTLY. a Bill assortment of all
description/of Goods usualle sold In the country, and we Inelleall
wishing to purehase;to cdrn in and examine our stock befere buy
ing ebewhere. . J BENTLEYS REAM
,:ilontrave, slanaary I, Mi. - ,
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csisup.—Lucius Smith. ' . • •
iberty.—Albert Truesdell, Joseph Webster, Isaac
anstock,* A. A..Fisb.*.> • • ' - .
enol.—^aptban Harding. , .
Athrop)—Elisha Lord.* .
. Montms.i.—Charles Dunn, H. 1. Webh, W. B.
s,". J. P. W. Riley.* , • ..
Middletown.—Evan James. = • _ -
Net IfilAnd—WiWtam Harding, William T. No:.
Jeremiah &arida* - .
lOakland.—Charles Beebe.. • •- . .
ill
.ush.—Loren Huen, Alanion Lung, Isa.ac Han
! A. L. Pickett; Richard Shoemaker, Nathaniel
1 lis,* William ll.'Sberwood..* -. . " • •
'axinehanna Depat.—L; F. Clark, E. O. Wilson;
bert Wallace, Henry Hall,*, A.. 1. Seymour.* •
!Silver Lake.—Mortimer Gage, 3liclukel Hill, FA
rd Hoag, Benjamin S: Gage.* -
Springville.—Daniel Shelden, U. P. Loomis,* Sarn
i Quick.*• • , - '• -
Thomson.—John Vanhorn, Tony W. Whitney' '
IC
• Driwn fiir-E:eCond week
Teachers' Institutes.—Teachers' Insti
tes will be held in different localities in the Comkty,
' follows .: • • --
, , .
Fonssr - Liwy...Commencing.l, an. , 15th, at 7.0'-
, c ock in 'the evening, (a lecture by Prof. Stoddard,)
: . Towne's ;Meeting House. .The Institute will be
ttliiitedlrifSatiirdav; - January 16th. ' • *. .
1 .ettyrOna.—January 23d, at 10 o'clock, a. m., ate
it le Trusdell School HOuse. '
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,• BaAcusty.-lanuary 30th, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at
• . e Brackney SchooTHouSe.. ~:: • -;
Brit' oi , it' Hatton'• February 201 h, at 10 o'clock, • • '
I, m., at.the public• School House, , -
Y-, Prof. Srono/RD Will attend all of, the -above men+.
. )ioned Institutes,-ln company with the Undersigned—.
I
eentring to the people and instrueting, the teachers.
. The friends in the vicinity will please see .that all
2 . 7 hinge are in readiness for .a good, interesting, and
,rufitable sea ion. .
If thelrientisin. Silver:Lake' think, the Brackney
, hoel House will -not be sufficient to accommodate
he auditory, they will please US - and secure the use
f the Church near by—they had probably betteril9
.. . +O, anyhow:" -' ' •B. r. - Ixwrourca!, Cc. Supt. .
Notice.—A ineetipg : 'of the -Scson'a, - Courrr
Autuct-Linuat .43ciErr_.will be held, at -the Court
Rouse, on Tnestitts evening of the 2d week of Jan.
Coui-t, inst. ..kn'-electinn otoffieers for the ensuing
year wilt then' take placed • The reports of .grain,
crops, ike.„.,should also be presented at that time.
. Jan. 13, '58.-2w Wif. J.. TURILELL, &erg.
, . .
AI oticie.-"The'%scitie alma ,Aasociahon. of Uni
s4nNilis4 will bold a.CONVERENCE at Clifford Cor
ners, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 20th andl.lst.
,All are invited to attend! .
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MARRIED.
In Jesitip, (MAP 31st nit, br Bev. 11 B. Emory,
Mr. GEORGS:VV:.PETINE,, of noFit, and Mies ADSLINE
J. Waniczn, of the former place. • • ``.
In ;Abington, on the 90th utt., b s y Rev. S. S. Bar
ter, Mr. Jons Altimonr, and Miss aaaz SIitRYAN, all
of Abington, Luzerne County, Pi. • -
In Gibson., Notr.2lst, 1657, 1;y. „KW. Sc G. Lamb,
,Tons C. COOK, of Jackson, aid litss 'lll - arma". M.
Abllfs, , of New Milford. • • • •
DI ED.
In Mtrateose,, Pee...2sth, 1661, FRANCIS Irpit.MAY,
'aged years, 4 moriths_and la days. • The deceased
- ass Born at Southampton, Long Island, Aug 20d,
1766 and was one of,the early-settlers of this place.
.Ile took up his Iresidenee _here in the fall, 'of 1812,
IrilCq the country. was in its infancy. • '
•In Corpettsville,•Broome County, T., Decem
/wr 4th , 185i-,lnfter . a riotracted disease, Mrs. HAN'
- NATI 1111u:ix, Wife of Doctor M. Parkdr, aged 70 years:
She made a .public prpfeesion of.ier faith imchrist,
in early life; lired more than fatty -years afterwaids,
i n exemplify the excellence of the Christlitrißeligion,
the value of early pieq,iiind the all 'controlling-lan
-.Mites of genuine ReligiVos principles. At the close
of her fife, she expressed the strongest confidence in
the loie of the Savior. Her:end 'wL4 - pesee. • ' •
br. B Smith & Son,
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ti DEVTSTS.';ltnadenee sittleiti;e.dllPlte the Itxt t *
. . , ..C-church,.(Noitli tide.) In Idea:use. Particular attention will
tt,t, w inserting,terth on Gnu, sod Snexi plate, and to Ting
'; Moaner. Jan. 13.1 '84%
9 9
at-esst `gt , tz1f . ( 7 4110413° 1
- XVNIAVAL • 1132 541 M;
3 flAt DED o R.104.1L y - cionagioo spusq sc!lpticolui
,turtrt lad ligloq .10 IsOoe_pted eq vitatapsllololllAPP
'M* o.rno 'rt . ; asap , 0.4 les,pta•w a gliihigillow
Ipit iriciap *Aka' rzy imistitelp
70 3 NW
Cq !Lanai aunsg aqi of atom sag pus 01
• 'PRVlttvui io 3 63 9 9 POI VPVPHI VPI UV °Lily PlT!cuk
- 4 1 0teisa 2 PLII Inni`a7rd aarzu aoj
viowa aint mow .
- pm. sl g
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;as. 0% pupa siq da apirm gait!{ tatgneque Raja
ISNCAN RHI
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LOST. OR STOLEN,
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p m the' the sublierlier,- on Friday,. the Bth day
L January, 1858, a viacKgy BOOS, containins
Jaime Ntites, und'orir one dollar Note on the Bank oF
Owego. One.."Noteof $34,00, gitt!ili the subueriber,
IL L Canfield, chard the . lith.Of. February, lB6`l ;
Gable. sit. months ; oho, OM 'NOW Or 100 f a.
dust P. Maddock, dated Sept 14th. I$5T, piyable
in nue rear fromdate, and a Note of $B,OO, &gall:lst
T, Colfinik diited.sume•tlme in the• 'wiuter :184K
payable in three months. Any pen vitamin naid
:cow * will besuitahly rewn. .
1 PATRICK FARRELL-
Jaii. IS 11158 i
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/ PROCLIBLirOtis .
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"EITHEIMAS'iIie Hon. David Wino% President
.V :of the Court of Oyer and Terrniner,and General I
-Jail Delivery, „Court of Quarter Sessions of thePeic!t,
and Court' f Common Plias, arid Orphans' Ccurt, to
the . Thirteenth Judicial Distrkt, composed of the
Countie4 of Stisquehanna, and Bradforl, and the
Boas. Glass. F. Read,-and Urbsine Burrows, Assoc':
ate Judgefin Susquehanna county; have issued their
precept, to me directed,.for holding u_Court. of Oy
er and Terminer, and 'General, Jail Delivery, In the
'Borough of Montrose, and Cotlnt ,l . of Susqueluunta,on
the third Monday of January. tnst, (it being the 18th
. day;)
Norms is nrasuit otvax to;the Coronet. Justices
of the Peace, and Constables If said County of Sus.
quehanna, that they' be then there, (ti their proper
perions, at.two'o'dock in the afternoon of said day,
with kheir rec Orils, inquisitions, and other remem
brances, to do those things which to their Offices ap
pertain to be, done. And.-these who are beund by
reeognizances against the prisoners that are. or shall
be in the jail of said bounty of 'Susquehanna, are- to
be then there, to prosecute a g ainst them as will -be
just. -
Dated at Montrose, the 9th dap of January, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred . and
fifty-eight , • JOHN YOUNG, Sheriff:'
REMOVAL.. -
eriP.E SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP OF
- , G. F. FOR &HAAT,
is removed to the tuildinm" recently occupied by C.C.
Hollister, oplaln S.,wet,one door above S. S. Moit's,
and where he will.U4appy' to wait on all who may
favor' him with thOr patronage. . •
Mon 'ti6se, Jan. 6, 1856.-1
N 0 T'l C
DOC - T. R. THAYER
ITOUL D
say to the Public that he will be at his
• office from nine until ten o'clock, a. m., every
day. , Tnesd}x a and Saturdays; from nine in the morn
ing until nine'in the evening, extraordinarica except
ed.- Alt wishing to see him will govern themselves
accordingly.
Moniross; lan. 6, 1858.,tf
Register's Notice.
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"Dr nub ()TIC E IX ls hereby given to all persons concerned In the
.1. following, te, to wit :
Eatate of3ol • GRAIIAM, late of Ilarfoni, decassed, Tyler
firewater, Executorl I ,
--, That the worm tant has sent,* hls =taunt In the Register's
Office, to and for the - nutty of Susquehanna, and thatthe scene iOll
be presented to the Judges of the Orphans' Court amid County, on
Friday the tlt day of Jatmare. larri, for confirmation and allow--
n:l4. • , • CIIARLFM NEALE. Itiaeurrga.
Err:tem:Vs Orrter. Montrose, Jan. 6, I.Vri. . _
. - SCIWOLIiOOREL
' large essertntant of School Books, Miscellaneous
an b r v i . Fancy' Books , ic. ; &c., just received, and
e.
cap,
• CIIANDLER. '
- Sept. it:l, 1:357. '.
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[Published by Authbilty of Town Council.] '
Borough Ordinances.
BE it ordained by the Town Council , of the Ber
ough of Montrose, and it is hereby ordained by
the autherity.of the same, That it shall not be law
ful for horse's, • neat-cattle,':.swine, sheep,. geese, or
other esticated animate, of a mischievous nature,
to go at large in the said Borough, and it any such
animals shall be found at large within the limits of 1
..said Borough, it shall be the duty of the High Con
stable, forthwith, to impound the same ; or if any of
the said , nnimals shall be found in any lot or close, it
shall be, the duty of the High Constable at the re
tinest of the owner 'or occupant of said close, testake
up.and impomid the,aamei, Provided, That between
the 15th •day of April and the 15th day of November,
in each year, it shall be lawful -for COWS to i'un at
large in said Borough. • • _ • -
Ordjuittnce.pnv:.ct! .iTtlia.4.llt, 1555.
And be it further ordained, by the authority afore
said, that no pirson or persons, shall be permitted or
allowed to title upon hand-sleds et any other convey
ance, on the tide walks, within the limits of the Bor-'
ough, under the penalty of a sum not 16 , s than fifty
tens' for the first offence; nor exceeding five dollars
fcir'eachlabsequeniolfence, and it shall be the duty
of the trigh Constable, and it is hereby enjoineij up
, on him; to see that this ;ordinance be enforced by
commenViiig suits before'the Burgess, or any Justice
of the Pepie, in-'the name of the Borough, as often
as be knows of any infraction of said ordinance. "
- C. W. MOTT, Clerk.
MontieSe, Jan! 5 , IS5f .-2F ,
1 411T1STS - MitTERIALS.
I_ 3 l"TrUc N ToIiPpri,,ANINITETeFOIL,
• GLASS S/ ; ABS AND NULLERS,
I.I77IOGR.APA .1'1.4 at the Store of
• . ABEL TERRELL.
Montrose, - Jan. fi; 1858.
• .
s PROFESSOR WOOD'S
AIRR R I ES.TORAtIVE. at
H
Jall. 6, 'AS. • ; TURRELL'ik.
Aditiinistrator's 'Notice.
XTGTICE Is hereby [WM ball persons having demands aplnst
I the estate of EZEKIEL BARNES. deceased. late of Gibson,
that the same must to presented to the undersigned for arrangc.
ns•nt. and ail ;mums Indebted p, saM Estate are reque.tied to make
Immediate payment. CHAS.. TINGLEY. Administrator.
Gutman. bumf. en.. Pa-. Jan. 6. 1858.-6 w
, .
>FOE SALE,
1 N .- Et -. kisE Hor.sE WAGON . . •
No, " " Cutter, knquire nC .
Montrose, Jan.fi,"sB, F. B. CERNPLEIL
SUBSCRIPTIONS
, .
ECBTVED Tor the , SVC" York IFeek/y Triune,
IV at e . zo dollar per year, by
Montrose, Jan). 6, 'ss!. F. B. CLIANDLR.
---• /WANTED.. • '
.
PARTNER with a cas h capital pr . $5 : 00,, 10
tx,
invest in a profitable business, which is ready
PAY% -
• :For further particolaN, call at this office..
Jaimayy 6, 1858.2'0r.
S2O,OOO'WO:RTH -0? GOODS'
PRICES.
0,15020
IS SOW RECEITIN LARGE ADDITIO*.S OF
• N AV '0 0D S
to hie sate* that Win be sold 4 . prleos to anis OE Woes, including a
gnat eariety of
Ladies' lead Gentlemeols'Dr&S Goods,
with a full aniortment In alt departments ofejß.ADF.,and prices
mush reduced; and Koury kinds of nine than
• 25 P-ER CV,NT: LOWER
than early fall Flees. IlearouldptrytularlT satithe attlitlon of
,CASH'BUYER.S;
To trt, NEV 4 STOCK OP . .
; Carpeting,. Buffalo Robes,.. Stoves, _
as lane and fled aid al low 'fawn prices. •
airr.Xasaian,
BLA i, KSMITH .-
0 . AND. .. •
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W Aad'H - '6 ..- Dgal? P •
, 1 . • .
THE would retpeetlully Inform the_pahlle Chat !awhile
holy* the Interest of 1.1. P. Edwalls In the Vl:arrn bushier. at
IlturroMo Hollow, Gibson, !PA.,
tx:now d d pared to do all kiritle of work In that - non. and ahl that be
bane
Sleighs ' , plaits 4,ta welled body Esattersi
I,-
1 WAGONS , : CARRIAGES, ace., • '
that he offers for sale cery. ' 4ow foriwornpt pay. A1111;111341 , of suit
Ap e d
btost kin& of custom work done In illankwatth glat4
And as be Is frequently called upois to ma ke C 9 1 ,11118. \ and ha
math resPo3t for the dtad as wellbss for the' Wing. has been at the
eapense Af rsztafig tip a . 1 - - -
1. SPLEN DID KIWIS& .
a is . nos prepared to rwt all orders ?a shad Dotter
_ L ' %JACO! MACH=
nisow.tlea,2l4;ss 7 .-taallas 3 l r• "
AN •ACROSTIC.
Y FRIVMS, t ORS Two inows•wo • si B
LD 'MOON= 1: . PO4.01111t MY OTh 9
Tax ex, •
it MARS AND SCONO In, TO ?LAT wrrit nix HAI R .
R EFEepcs—,ank ieriT ire= Taiao • TT B 9
SINICEI!it' %Witk..Etttrar,ltarr.,zapaarital 4% 9 •
S E:rilipyin !calr,th '37sO , 4YER 4 ,- •
4oe. ea Xalc Etarl.. orr 1111W11GroctIT
Dee." 13,1857 • 7 •
- Sleerit '8 Stiles..
B .
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Y virtue of sundry vents isatted out of the Court I
of Common Pleas of §useirehoMna Cotinty, and 1
to tap directed, I will expose VA sale, by public ven
dee, at the Court Rouse, in Mtintrose, on Saturday;
January 16th, 1858, at one o'elkk i p.m., the follow
ing Real Estate, to wile - , - - •
All that certain pied or of land, - situate,
aridlteing in the tewnship of throp, in the Cohnty
of Susquehanna, and ludd 4 described as rot
iowo, to wit: on the n ort h by nd of Lomis Wright,
on the east by the publihigh' ay; and on the south
and west by lands of S. W. 44 ed & Co., containing
about'one half an acre of lan ' be the same more or
less, with the appurtenances,, i framed house and
shot, and cow . ahed , and a ll i roved. . '
Taken in execution MI the at of-Rockwell k Win
ton vs. A. B. Merrill and' A. T. Merrill..
Also-AU thSse two adje Mg lots, pieces, or
pared' s' of land, situate, lying nd being in the town
ship of Bridgewater, in !he•co ntr‘and state afore
saikto wit : the first one th)reof, being bounded
and described as follow* tow t, beginningat a hem
lock tree, the northwest cornt r c i rf the entire tract, it
being part of a large tract of d, surveyed in,pur
adance of a warrant folkilli Shaw ; thence south
3' east, partly along Jo ph rewster's, 'and. partly
Along Amherst Lindsees d,lgillperches to a
beech ; thence north 1 ,.
di st, .11 . 6Sperches to a
hemlock, in the line o lan formerly of Putnam
Catlin; thence north 3 wrua r by laid last mention
ed latid, and other land 152 perches„ to a hemlock
sapling, in the south line Of 1' ads formerly of Jacob
Wilson, now of S. A. N l ewto , being the north line
of said tract, in the warrantee mute of William Straw;
and thente aim* said last m tioned line, south 87'
west, 146 perches to the Ore of beginning—con
taining'l3o acres, and 144 Merles, and allowances,
and being the same lot Of lad and premises which
John B. Wallace, Oleed, died May sth . , 1828, re
corded in the Recorder'S Olfi4e, in and for said coun
ty, in Deed Book, No.-B,page 187, conveyed to one
Joseph-Reese, who, togetherl with Mary his wife, by
- deed, dated March 4th, 1M4 2, vecorded• in Deed
Book, N 0.13, page 186, con, eyed the same to the
said Patrick Crossen. 111. 'tire other of said lots
being bounded, and desciibt as follows, to wit: be
ginning et a hemlock, the southeast corner of the
above deicribed lot, thencelentil 2" east (6 perch
es ' to the corner of th ,Gos, lot, thence south 88'
west, 112 perches to a eecli. thence by a 16t sur
veyed to Israel B. Gre ry, berth 2',west, 66 porch
es to a ptist in. said EroFisens south line,' and, thence
by the same, north 138" east, 112 perches to the be.
ginning—containing 46 acre* and 32 perches, more
or less, together:with Lhw , a purtenanecs, 1 framed
house, barn, cider houtie; co it house, and about one
hundred.and twenty 11Ve • ac es improved.
Taken in execution at th suit of Caleb Ca-malt
vs. Bo trick Crossett. '
Also—All that certain ; lece or parcel of land,
situate in the townspip orenos,.county and state
aforesaid, Extended atukdes ribed as follows, fa wit :
on the north .by lands cif Jo n T. Millard, on the Cast
'4l4t
be lands of Sterling on, on the south by lands of
1 11
Orvill Tiffitny and Luke Re d, am! west by lands/of
Luke Reed, 'containing sev nty one acres, together
with the appurtenanc - ,•tw framed dwelling houses,
one fraree'barn, one sa m 11, one blacksmith shop,
one grist mill, and one rch d and mostly improved.
Taken in execution t tit suit of Antos Sherwood
vs. llollet Titus and G rmait Titus. ?"
"Also—All that ce in piece or parcel . of land,
1
situate.,in the township of ridgewater, county and
state afoiesaid, bound and described as follows, to
wit: on the north by I nisid - Daniel Stliwart, 'John
McColluni. and Math w llaldsrin, on the east by.
Matthew Baldwin, on tie south by Matt. Baldwin, IV :
Baldwin, and of the estate of Wm. Gardner, deceas
ed, and on the west by lands of E. G. Babcock, con
taining abobt ninety acces,iltexhe same more or less
whit the appurtenanco, I framed house, two barns,
corn house, orzhaTd, t : Md t(bout 70.Etcres improved.
Taken in execution at the suit of Matthew Murphy
vs. Rufus Thayer jr., and Alburton Thayer, as IL'
Thnycr & Co;
Allso—All those certain pieces or parcels of land,
situate, and being in t e Borough of Dundaff, in said
county, bounded and eselbed as follows,.to wit:—
the first bounded on e n ithsby the Tannery pond
and by lands of Willie Wilbur, on the east by i
street or lane, On the tali by a street running.from
the Wilkesbarre Tu rnpik e Ito the school house, on
.the west by the
.said ilk • arre turnpike, contain
: ing about half an a with the appurtenances, a
framed dwelling ho an •Tannery, and barn, and
all improved. An d the conii, bounded on the
floral by the Milf ord d Owego Turnpike, on the
east by lands' of Willi ;Slocum,. on the south by
the above named Tan ery pond, and on the west by
lands of E. Chambers,) coif ining about 1.200 feet of
land, with tte appurtt i nan es, one harness shop,. and
all improved. . 1 ,
Taken in execution itt t'
vs. Joslin , Flint.
Also—All that cc
situate, lying and hei
and county aforesaid,
lows, to wit : on the n,
the east by lands of IP
by lands. of Edward I
lands of Jonas and A.
acres, more or leSs,
framed dwelling houst ,
other out buildings, o
improved. •
piece or • reet of land,
i, the township of Auburn,
tided and described as fol
tt
by lands of Ansel Gay, on
11 G. Burch, on the south
. on. and on .the west by
arter, containing about 91
: the appurtenances one
i . shed, corn house and
llhrtl, and about :14).. acres
I
at e suit of S. S. Mulford vs.
}
11 ~
' ~
Taken in execution'
William Cooley, 2d.
A Ito--• -All
snuattylying and' Lei
and county aforesaid,
lows, to wit: ow the
Henry Millard, on the
omthe south by land
Dailey, and on the.w
contalning 100 acres,
the-appurtenances, o
nbouvrixty acres..impj
i•
boulpiece or parcel of land,
tg i the township of Lenox,
deSand described as fol
tort.tley ands of S.teplten I. and
ea_ by lands of' Elisha DAL
it
l of ichard Wescott and Zina
!et y lands of Loren 31:iller,
or hereabouts, together 'with
rte ouse,
.barn; orchard, and
rovgd. •
i at the suit of Grow ksßrothers
Taken in executic
vs. Joseph. Scott.
••• Also—All that c
erty township, in sai
son Torrey's map of
land, and described a
the north by lands o
by lands of O'St
D. 0. Turmoil; and o
Rose Tract.; atulbei
a tract'of land in ti
Hunter—containing
land,. with Abe appu
two framed and one
improved.. ' ..
Taken in ezectitit
Patrick Whalin.
. Also—All that ...s.in piece or parcel - of land,
situate in the towns ip Of Gibson, County of Susq.,
and State ' f Penn.; cribi and described as follows,
to wit: beginning a a hemlock , knot, d - riven in the
middl6of the. Coche tort and Great Bend Turnpike
rse t
Road, at the inte doe of the State Road with the
said Turnpike, then e a ( liang the middle of the State
Road, south )5' w t, ,) perches and two tenths of a
perch' o another he leik knot drivkn in the middle
of the State Road, Oeice by land df J. R. Mack,
- north 35 a ' west 10 ceries to a post, thence by_land
5° .
Of the same north ast 4 perches and 16th of a
perch to another lumlokik knot, diii'un in the middla
of die„Turnpike Road, .d i nd thence along the middle
of the same, south 64° .ast 10 perches and 2.loths
of a Perch to the place .1 beginning, containing 54
Perches of land, bethe me more or "less, together
with - the appurtenances I framed dwelling house, - 1
barn, and all imprtjved. ' - • '
Taken in execut on the suit of C. P. Edwards,
vs. Stephen Price.
Also—Alltha ce in piece or - parcel of land,
situate and being ith. Bore' of Susq. Depot, county
of Snag., and Sta of ' enn.:bounded and described
tei
as follows, to wit: on ,e north by lands of John
Lester, On the eas by nds of Robert Nichol, on the '
tooth by Main street, nd-on the west by land of J.,',
- B. Timber, feet f' t, feet from front torear, l
with the appurte.n . I framed house, and all int,.
proved:
Taken in execution dt the suit of Nathan Lenheim
vs. J. ILE - Salmon. 1 ~ -
Also—All that alrmain piece •or parcel of land
situate in Auburn tow ship, Susq. Co., bounded and
'.described as follows,. wit; on. the north by lands
of John Miller, onthe'pist by lands late of John and
Thomas Body, on - the south by lands of 'Jesse P.
Stephens, and on itle , ,ir, eat by lands of Wesley Ben
motes, containing abent 300 ?tem, together with the
.appurtenances,:4 fled dwelling houses, 1 barn, I
saw mill, andabont 3 acres improved.
Taken in ezeed at the suit of Azor Lathrop vs.
-John Badly and - :',.: Badly.. .. '
ls
Ao—All t *tall piece or par cel
, of land,
situate - and being in,fhe township of New Milford. in
the County of S laid bounded and described as
folloWs to.wit:rly by lands of 0.- Smith and.
lth
Won. Matthew', 4.
ray by lands - 01. and D. Jen
ehlge. southerly yldnds of L. Lewis, and westerly
by lands of J. W iatr,.containing 152 acres, be the
same more or les with the appurtenances, 1 framed.
bouse.,l framed bard, I orchard, and about 90 acres
improved. - I
• Taken in execution at thesuit of C. S. Bennett, to
the use of S. Hutchinson Sr. Co., vs . John A. Dix.
Also—All that Certain piece or parcel of land,
situate in the ' of Susquehanna Depot, in the-Co.
of Sum., - diseribed as follows, to wit: north
by lands of Sant tr. Smith; on the east by. a street
leading from RiVer street to Church street, on the
south by Chu*street, and west by lands of theuid
James H. Hmitkl being : 4 rods wide on Church street.
and 6 rods deentfrodt front to roe, with the spear. tertancee, f tattled - house. and all improved.
Taken in ezenlitio 'at therinitof A. J. Whitney vs.
E. L. BOA. i ' • _ --!, .. .
•Also--AU.that nadir piece or parcel of land,
citrate in the - ' Of Lathrop, in the C ounty ofi
4
HerclehMlnk bputi. eta as follows, .to 'Hitt on tha
'P ..• bY4l 4 4ftfc.! iiTt gno,4 4 cg , c cu.! t. 4 ta4 by
cr'. I i
I - I
- .
1 • •
.rtarp lot of land, situate in Lib-
I county, bein. , Lot 11l of Ja- ,
i.sukvey of P ost and Jessup'
a follows, ,to wit, bounded/on.
•ChirlesS. Coxe r on the siuth
livan ; on the east by lands of
1 tile west by the line/of the
g n the northwesorncr of
e arrantee name f George
9: aCrea mid 1 2 72.- perches of
it o nces; two !famed houses,
lot; barn, and titut filly acres
ciri l.... ai. the swt of'F... W. nose vs.'
the public highway, on the south by a lot rec ntly
,owned and occupied by, Wellington Casesand ds
of .the said Breed Apo:, qui:_wethlty the-Said:: In;
parry's land, contili gibilitilvti netPl SICAiI "bi.'
the same more or leo, „with the appurtenatie , 1
framed house and 1 (raped barn, and nearly al I im
proved ' -
proved. 0 -
Taken in exeCottoti: itt`thcattiSof Pi t. e ts.
Lotinii WtighL ,
~ . .
Also—All those following . cletaberd pi i s or
parcels of land; tei9ilt i;100 urea or' but4,Ai -s
a iin
4
the township of Great ! Bend, in the county of s q.,
and State of-Pont ., late the estate of Jacob'Ski ner,..
2d, and Elhlta- Squires, 'described Jn Sheriff ohtt=
.son's deed to .Win. Dayton, dated April 13t h,
,844,
on which stands two framed dwelling houses, on saw
mill, 1 framed *nand about 40 acres Improved land,-
Also, 9neoth'eroag ofAnitilltusitedtti itl s i:
late the estate .4if-Jaeitli idkinner;- .2d; `and . hlisha
Squires, described by said Sheriff's deed to said Wm.
Dayton, dated April 18th, 1844, containing 400
acres and 140 perches of laud with allowance of six
per cent: Also, one other tract of land situate in
the 'township, county and state aforesaid, mitt ining
1400 acres, embracing that which' wag late the estate
of the said Jacob Skinner, 2d, as described by the
pad Sheriff's deed, to Urbane Burrows, and!' from
rim to Wm. Dayton by deed Deming deite;'Mat 23d,
0
i 844, being the same premises ' formerly put teased
by Urbane Burrows and Elisha Williams, of I illia
1m
3
Ward and Jesse Lane, and being the same ots of
land conveyed by Edwin Eldridge - and wife t ' han
som Smith, by deed exkisted the 9.otVday.Of larch,
1850. Also, all that other tract or parcel o itand,
situate in the samelownship, formerly occup ed by
said Smith ea the home farm, and the same ' ,con
veyed to him by the said Edein•Eldridg,e am
by deed executed the„Oth docof May, 1849,
reference to which same several deeds the desc
or said Several lots will more fully and at large I
said deeds being recorded in- Susquehanna e
containing in all about 1060 acres of- land,
same more or less; with allowance of 6 per ce
thg..home farm are 2 dwelling houses, 1 frame
1 Ibg barn, 1 stable ; and about 40 deroAltrip
Taken in execution at, the suit of. Ransom
vs. Samuel Watson. JOHN YOUNG, •Sh
Sheriff% Mice, Montrose; Dec. 24,..1857.
_
PROCLAMATION. s 1
Surequelmniza Cotititi - , sa.
ELIZABETH M. Futixa,
I
In the Court of 8
by her next friend, Fleas of said Col
Lten ' sß ' n " B°N ' August Tern„ I)
AxonEw F'. FULLER. J NO. 187. .
li 1
To .Imlrew F. Fuller: Whereas a Stili*na in
Divorce was issued to August Term, 1837,1- , which
was duly returned non eat inserdtts, and thelecni an
alias Subwrna was,Lssubd in said Cause retu . ia.ble to
November Term, 1657, upon the return o which
proof was made to the said Mart tbat the said An
drew F. Fuller could tint be found in my Bailiwick.
'This notice Is therefore to require you to I appear
before the Judges of the said Court on the thinl
Monday of January next, to answer said irownlaint,
,ke. JOHN YOUNG
suit of Cliauncey Stuith„
Sheriff's OtTice, Montrose, Dec.,?...4,
PROCLAMATION
Susviehanna County, 88.
ENTZP.S.NEIWCER, In the Court of Comutim Pleas
t vs.
) }of snitt County, April Tenn;
ELLEN SNEPAIMR. SS7. No. 37.
•
.
To Ellen Snedaker: Whereas a subprerfa In pi
come nits issued to April Term, 1857, , which was
duty returned non extsinrentai, and thereon? an alias
1 .00
submuna was issued in said case returnable o Aug.
Term,' 1857, upon the return of which, p f was
made that the said Ellen Snedaker - coul not be .
found in my bailiwick.
This notice is therefore to require you appear
before the J udg 4 N - of the said Court on the t ird. Mon
day of January next, to answer said complaint, .k.c:.'
JOON YOUNG, heriff. „
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, Dee. 21, 185 .
:NOTICE. 1-
- —__,
NOTICE is beieby given that lopursua 'ce of the
Act of Miserably, the following nam it persons'
s have filed their Petitions with the Clerk o the Court.'
of Quarter Sessions of the Peace'for the county or,
Susquehanna, for Licenses to keep Tavern and Ha
ting Housesin kid County, for; which licenses they
will apply at January Session*, 11335. 1
TAVKIIS LICENSES.
E. J. Carr Susquelminu i Depot.
B. L. Canfield, ' t Mid letown./
George Snyder Rush',
Judson Stone Forelit Lae;
:,. Silas Winter; - ..,,liitrinony,.,
Zenas L. Cooley Ansh;
A. B. Edwards • Grt Bend.
,
31ERCILINTSL Louise.
L. S.'Lenheint - ...... re t Bend.
EATING uorass.....
George Strupler,... , Fricindsrille..
•Dee. 2.4, '57. . G. B. R. CAD , Clerk. '
• Notice in'Paytition.
TN the matter of the Pardtfon. of the bad estate
1 which was of Mary MilcS, fate of the township of
Brooklyn, in the County of Susqueliannaluid.State of
Pennsylvania, deceased/
To MARY R. Rorr widow of Elias Royt, Andrew
Tracey, and Sall? 0./biayden, children of said dece
dent ; and to the following named ..fpyindchildrotz of
said decedent, natnely, Julia A.. Bradfilr .r d wife of
Charles K. Bmilecord—William-Iggabm• C l " We l4-
on, Ann Bagley wife of garrison Daigle and Jane
Weston, the / fssue of 'Samuel Weston eldest son of
said Mary Miles ; Mary A t Cone wife of Julius Cone,
E. A. Wton,' - and William L. Weston, the issue of
William/ , eston, second son of said Marr Miles ; M it .
ry W / Bartlett wife of O.D. - Bartlett, 'Dorsey West
on, Martha Weston, Henry Weston, Eliza Weston,
an John Weston, the issue of John N. Weston,
t .frd son of said Mary Miles; Asa Fish, guardian of
illiam L. Weston above named.' -...
TAKE Norice:_That in pursuance of an -order- of
the Orphans Court of the said County of Susqueean
na, an :inquisition will be held nOrt the premises
late of said decedent, in said township of Brooklyn,
on Friday the 15th day, of January, 1858, at one o'-
clock, p m., to make partition of the said premises
to and among the heirs and legal - representatives of
the said decedent in such manner and in such pro
portions as by the laws of this Commonwealth is di
rected, or, if such partition cannot be made without
prejudice to the whole, then to value ,and 4ppraise
the same according to law.
• , • • • JOHN YOUNG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, Dec. 24, 1857.
. .
Execeier's • , .
Noncris HEREBY GIVEN to all; persons basin,.._- dentarlds
sealed the estate of Intasteallorr.klee'd, e Neer no-
Mrd. that the same mud b presented to the linden.. tifotarrank
meat, and all persons Lndelded to said Estate are misted to make
Immediate payment. ICHARLES TIMILEV. Ex's-
Ilaiford. Iles. 2. lEL7.-6.'
ExcEntor's Notic
I T
•
XroTIPE veti to Latin demand, against
the lodate of JACKSON W. V.WAINTEI deed., been? CO.
am townrhip, that the mane 'must be prsrentert to the underrhaled
Jot ro-anerment, and all retrofit' indebted to raid •rtate anxn.ope . rt-
R 4 to make lnanediato payment.
JACOB L. GILL rt. Exccut9r.
Olboon, Nov. 18. 18;77,-8W
ExectltOr's Nolte 1 1 .
Tanner la beret.' &leen to:all persons basing
the of jolts T. TOL.IIGR,Iato nr Leuo
payment roust I. made to the undersign. I. and t
thereon sill phalle present the issue duty atfoltisi
CHARLES TIN LEY. of I
WARREN M. TLNGLEY o
h. December. 1. 19a.-Gw
•
Auditor's Notice.
TFIE underelzned. an Andltot. appointed by t
of Susquehanna County, to make dlntr(hut
of the estate of JAMES MaELLWEE:
tend to the Maki otr,hls salt appnlutnien
Ibth day of January bent. at one o'clock In t
office. In Montrose. Act which tiine•sad- plate.
claims. will present 1660. or be forever hatred fn
Bald fund. Wit. It . J
Montrose. Me. vs, ism
Athninistrator'i S e.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pt nuance of an
order of eale to 'me Issued by the Orphans'
Court of SusqUehanna County. I will c.• pose to public
sale, on Saturday, the 16th day. of J nary next, all
that certain p i: or parcel of Lana to in Jessup
township in said county,. late the.- • •of -Andrew V.
Stout decease& bounded north y• • -.•• of Joel Cogs,
well; J. Baldwin, and Daniel Hoff; tby land of
James Smith; south by lands: of f• ; Shityy and
west by .lands ap. J. Hart and BF McKeeby ;
containing :one hundred lam co
s r 'abouta, on
which is a small dwelling house, a an iaprove•
ment of some fivAncrea.! -; •
• Sale to be held upon the premises
P.M. sAktigt, ROD
Jessup, Dec. 24, 1851.-8*
i t /11 uditer 9 a Moil r,,' .
I " --tnatter of the. lettibutiorpo', the proceeds of
Sheriff's sale, of *areal estate. Ar 11. W. Park,
deceased.*
The auditor in the aboff case
duties of b4i appointment, on ThL
of Jamtar)'i 1858, at one o'clock, r.
in Montrose.'at which_diue and pia(
terested are required to make their
barred trod coming in npon sitid'fin
Dec. 24, 18.57-.-4 w
• It
d
Andll4llloo Noll
TIC the matter orszetiitions'
aecoant of doe, Washburn., Ad
Eeatate of Polly Waihtioro, dike ,
The auditor in the- above
. ease 'II
duties of, bia 9pointaient, or. Th tx
day,of Sammy, 1858, at one o!cloe
flee, Montrose, of , 'Ouch
take tiotice. , WI[T
Pfc. 4 'l
•
I - PRMABTATION.
vtehminci County, xx.
r.r next friend. 1 In the Ctiurt of Cot
uxt. Uwe s, of said, County, 4
1
1 - • 18t7.' No. 271.
, n,ts Wtison.
1 Thomas Wilson : Whereas a Subl
wog issued to August Term, 1857,
eturned non est tn - reatest; and them
iena was issued in said mitts) retard
r Term, 1857, upon the l Veturn of
Ilatle.to the said Court that the said
!ould not be fonad in my Bailivriek.
I •
is notice therefore to requireyou
FM
LY I
bv h 1
'SAS
QM
duly
Suhj
club
was
son ,
bet°
'Von
fie.
s the Judges Of the said Court 0
"Y answer mid
• JOHN YOUNG
erffra Office, Montrose, Dec. 24, 181,
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' / NOticO Not Extraot 1
As much as we despise public du
like toaeci'every tnan and word
415 on old accounts,.corne and hi rot
s ante. -The hard times has overtak
owing de - tits - which we would be gla
1 is. utterly impossible; unless by our I
I due us. 'Now will every one ilaVil.
. i 'counts with es call and sec us" if il
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.THINGS AS THEY S
Ayii Would ~,,,i 7t Frk y ti : l
~.,,,‘i,7,,,,, S .s ' tti.,
wife,
Lnd by
iptlon
[Lpear,
,ounty,
flip
t. On
barn
'red. 9
ndth,
'l)inmoti
p 57.
POPULAR PATENT M
"(the day. for u!.itich we aft allowed forty 1... r:
we prow..c under the lewd times. dividing Intl,
customers. Now. good friends and cnemlu.,
that alah to sire money. Lull at the
' 4 F:trifler: Sto
and yon rill tind everythingwhlch poor dist
her restoration. at priou untwoullelled In the In
ay. Amigo: pug catalogue may he found thel
14111.1137,10120 M.11 , 11:12CI-; .
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to.r. M ociNt ; .
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SIGIOCATLI, K
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CRAM - NU
IiADIVA.T . O,ItzAtEr RELIEF with reel
,Thayer% Fa wily .31,
warrantt`ft in answer the purpose for which t
with hthers tfo.nutperuns to nientlbo. Call a ,
adVier free of eharlo•
11.;:vrzo-r„ Dec. •',
Itttqesting Intel
• This." Financild Cr,
Has cut short the
So here are low prici
To suit the hard
FRONF now until the first of Jai
12 styles of Pictures full -2.0 per
Or, to those who prefer, I will g
every likeness—its.value in propo
case purchased. •
Or, to families or clubs of fiven
I will deduct, '25 per cent from re
CU CA P pier
furnished, to such as desire th
cheap as any in town.
Every likeness .sold will be ni
who are so fortunate as to secure,
on the list; will receive their pica
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'Under any ordinary cironnstan
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sion of the " pressure is Oressini
me. so that at some rate, the " in
.1791(1. 111-
- Anthrotype nrld Me!
• "Phenix Block, foo.
Montrose, XDV. . 18 , 1857 . I
ttnands mind
vrtiahlp.
1 (*A.raVillg clatui4
w K
frtkment,
arford,
Lenox.i
DISSOLUTI
frill: copartnership between'
_L ItOWELL is this day dis.lolve
The books and aecotints are in th
for settlement ; and the Witched'
tarried on at the old stand by J.
[.e Orphan,' Coot t
m. of the . 401.M.10
. reared. .011 M
oo Friday, tie
alkanooth at Wu
tycoons bath g
Int coming to up n
SUP ArDrron.
Monrrose Nov. 2(),^57.—tf
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I! - Attend to the
ty, the 14th day
1., at hia Mee r ,
all.riersona in.
laitnai or b.e de
ft. •
.14 uditor.
QUP.sh.
entik
°tomcod fo
'Alonoos(
AVE h.
~,11( 1 and
tire selling
will give lus
Administration
inistcator the
BIIFFALO 7
A.
superior lot just receive
by ;
NetiMillo; Nov.! 1 1 ; o'6
ill attendlo the
rsday a the t4th,
,r. his Of
t. - will
ILL, Auditor:
DON. RAISINS AN
for ale by 1 •
Wrlttosi l Dec. 9118 AT,
mon Pleas
)1( u . Terth,
I i
rem in Di
' which rra.i,
.n nn alias
...le to Nov
ich proof
'IOMIIIIWiI-
to appear
the third
complaint,
Shcriff,
, 7. •
,IESS' :
.iugie subscrip
.. ... $2,00
pions obtained
,50 each. All
in advance.
, nts in addition
rican postage,
• papei. The
home tiken nt
II be preferred,
loss of money
riptions or In
ss or, editorial,
ressedn to DAs
-1 CAntre
e oflee, aiid be
County and
ut.
taus, ;HOMED"
itoii lily, wiil be
l arding to ua a
the prospectus.
nary.
ming, we would
n that is owing
way Etlttle the
n us.- We nre'
to ray, which
I borund what is
I g unsettled ac
id ' .. miiaii,.'every
rk, nulls, Oats;
fin-niers have to'
n our • debts, so
nil we will pork
HATER, Ja.
lOTTLD BE.
Itl-eu;cllers that xv'e
DICINES
I..‘t, ra, ;riling; 20
The profit- with our
fwe to any.) you
mat•
,requlrt.v for
..14ry of
e medlctre.
relehrat
lloriwiet Pn.r.s:
LIOYOY cue DAT ;
MLA ;
Vrialfummt;
Cs Buxwo Preanirn
vruirty Of -
diciuc+s,
cs are recommended,
d g.ee rm. Counsel and,
It. THAYER. Jr.
ence !
'dimes—
uary I will sell all
:ent, below former
re a present %vitt]
tion to thestyle of
milk" at one time,
kr orient.
EIEVii
km.; as good and as
i nibered, and. those
!Nos. 33, 66,.994.c.,
IVS FREE--WhatCV
es, I would not-and
its, but the deptes
oppressively. upon
rAgionx" wrist be
B. DEANS'
inotypc Itcmrs,
of Public Avenue
ON.
~,. corm & J., A.
I by mutual consent.
' :. hand of Z. Cobb,
to business will be
. HOwy.t.r.. • •
Z. COBB,
J. A. HOWELL.-
OBES, •
and'will he bold low,
-IL;I3IJRRITT.I
MOD SEED,
•RifMs 4 KIN:
Little,SHaxdizig's Col
ANOTHER
LARGE AND SPLMID
- I OP=
Du - GOO .
FOR FILE
aßrTilYarkirT2
new and beautiful styles
' how being opened by
.1;177'Ll? cE:fi
Farmers and Necks°
UT ILL please remember, whin bui
V V subscribers are furnishing '
DOORS, SASH, if; BLINDS,
at th ,•
e ion - est .
. .
. • - '. FA CTOR
(freight.added)apd that they keep co
, hand, a large etoek of ,I
Nailio,Gbuss, attly,Paints,ollv;Dooi
Trimming*, Satoh and Blind Fait*
teningtir, Lune,
In fact, we have almost everything in the way of
building materiabi, of first quality; andlwill sell them
at a very email advance front cost.,for.pash.' There
forejwe confidently assure builders, t,tat they will
matefially consult their own interests. y giving : ass
call, before purchasing.LlTTLE&
,
I.FLOURO.
AND
Mir I A&
BY the-load and barrel, constantly
fur sale at the very lowest rates,
LITTLE &I
Iciefiolson, Sept. 2. 1557.
A FRESH LOT OF• THOSE_ F•
C) DF[l6'
EMI
JlEtlute MF'
in Bbis rnd half 13b1s, just rece
July 15,'57: MTGE & 1
_ .
Also, •
GROCERIES„
HARDWARE,
CROCKA
CAR,I
lIA7'S,
11007'5,,
BONNE7'S,
CARPETINGS,-
' SHEETIN.US,
2110LASS.V.
SALT,
SUGAR,
FLOUR.
.POTASH, E,- . •
, SOAP. .C4.ltr
‘TONZWARE, , , TLIV:II 7 ARE,
a hundyedth part of which we have not time-to
merate. Enough to say, we have lahnost anything
and ev.erythin„,r , expected to he foui d at.a-4tore in
the conntry, - alI of which we arc determined to turn
hito CAS }-1, in thi - veiy shortest posaible
And we heyeirith issue a - . -!
N.OT'IC:V.. •
CASH C s ITSTO3IERS.
We wish it distinctly undn!stri, dint for
C A.• S li r , .
we Will sell any kind of goods, the: quality consider
ed, at much lower priced than usual. • • .
.- FRESH SRECERLES
SUGAR, 3lolasses, Rice,roffee„ t reas, and nil kinds
of Groceries, a full stock, jos received, and for
sale by • LITTLE A t EARPING.•
•
SHILLING TEA!
I)LFNTY of that nice YOUNG HYSON TEA, a
prime article, at four abillint, for sale by
LITTLE d: fLARDLVIL
IT IN NOT DISP I IITEIN
rr HAT S.aleratus, Soap and Candles; of the'best
'1 Obatitics are for iale by
.flte York
city wholesale prices, by
- LITTLE di 1/...4 . 10)./WG.
PURE POTASH,'
X Tin Cans; just what you wnitt for making Jump,
I
Gru - aalc by w . LI7'T.LE. é HARDING:
. • ,
CARPETI GS..
R ICH all wool carpets, are offered at bargains, by
t.. • LITT.t.E H.:4RAING.
_ .
- BOOTS & Sli i) O es ES. •
CONSTANTLY on band, the t assortmen,t of
MENS, gOYS, and YOUTHS
DOUBLE-SOLE ROOTS
- e - ind BROGANS,"
and 'of fbe tiesemanufacturd, at o
- WOMEN'S, MISSES and '*- - r1
CHILDREN'S BOOTS,
• SHOES and GAITERS,
in great variety, scilinc! oft, f. very kw rates, by
• LITTLE' DING.
HATS & C •
IXE
large 54 stuck, null Ica
in
. 013 section of co
TO LUMBERMEN. 84,11.1
BEST- . Cant . Steel .aml •Stee
- Broidates; Cast SIMI >1
Patent Tooth Cut Saws, wit
thr sate low, by Lirr
'• TA' DAIRY' ,
•
uIRRINS, Pans Tin, Paint,
Mutter Ilciv ( K Dairy Salt,
ARE YOU RU
'VOL' Rill save Money 14 .
11 Paints, Oil's, Sand, Gam,
Hardware generally, of 1.17.1'
FLOUR,
,SALT, A
A large sylek'con'st:intly oil
Lk. -
, Crockery 'ind
STONE WARE, . Loa,
Drugs N., Redieines, .
Window Paper,
... Grindstones, .
Stores,
Chain.Putops
Cittkryi
Potent 1%
.71/
S
vOU can buy alinoattlay
• . GENERAL
for CASH', at a very - s=ll,nd,
plying to L
WA N .
701I7TER; gags, Laid,
LIP
of
' • all Liner , Ilag~r,
Lumber, 41
named i n ciebangO, for,"
CONt AN
7t,T. N intakipi - ot." g:tsilyi, at;
11 V 0 , LT'
A 11031ATIO 401111:94
.t.t. Sept. 1,
. „
ToSingart4iii
T un the It Nise . st Thin)l
ILA' Pitch pips, giving , t
nod C, For tuning Itn3t . ;
best," n the at nottAtivr.:
*ode of.thp' ,
"
trhloOtritdi on ; rife* of $i
. Montrose, - ra:,' Jnae,24,
1.46 7 '8.#,1tib4 - :gbilliQO ..i)of,
Established August,.4. 1821.: '1
THE PAPIL. THAT NEVER STISPEIM
Weetly....Deiotad to Lltariture main News. •
these tirtiei of Bank suspensions and Mercantile
N.
suspensions, the proprietors.Of the Saturday.
Evening Pot call the attention of reidingikoblio
to their old and firmly-established weekly paper; _a
the, piper that.never eCtspends. For over .
STOCK
I_,S
DE9
• TIIIRTY,SW YEARS
•
The Poet his been published; and, in all that period
-,-through "good times" and through " had times," '
through bank inflations & bank contractions, through
prosperous sealants and through, panics, the Poet has
been regulutly issued every week, and forwarded to
its thousands of subscribers.. Its proprietors' there
fore point to the past as. an ttniling index' for
the future And they feel ' that In asking of
the reading pUblic a continuance of the • patronage •
heretofore so liberally bestowed upon the Post, they
are asking no more than what it will be both the in
ferest and the pleasure of that Itublid to grant.
•
Among the contributors to the Poet, we may Men- •
Lion the following gifted Writers
WI LLIA 31 llowirr , ALICN CANT, T. S.
Gasce-finetswoon, ANNA BLACKWELL, aivotinum
DCOANNY., MRS M.A. Lb:mason, Emma Awn Snoring,
The Author of " n Extra-Judicial Statement." The -
Author of "Zillah, the Childnifedivai,"
RDI.IVG.. -
8 ! !
ing, that the
PRICES;
tautly on
We design commencing in the first paper of 8 -
an.
uaryon ORIGINAL
• Mr. 'Arthur's produetiOns are so widely, inert... - .
that we need hardly say that•the Pine of the „present „
Nocelet will be' entirely consistent with the morals:rid .
instructive chaheter which"wehave always striven to. -
impress upon the Post. 'Readers-who wish to peruso
'the 14.Asn &onus which abound in the land--penti: •
cious and destructive in_theirstendency.tu.4 effee4.
can find them, we regret to say, at every caruct,
But the - Post will still maintain its high charneter4tui
- a paper which the most scruptilous parentmay ;Bow '
fleck i.e. enter • .
Llr 9
GM
J ' • se •
on band, and
ARDING.‘.
TIIE VARILY CIRCLE;
And which will purify and inatruct, Instead Or&ntork
slicing and corrupting the mind. F t s.pecially will. it*
conductors avoid, In_titd publication of. the weeklynqws,' all those long:and di‘mu.sting 'reports—unforth,
'lately now o common—of'
I T
VILE CRIMINAL CASES
nctkving, as we do, that the pmetite of publishing.
the details of such loathsome cases, and of the crim
inal trials'resulting therefrom, is a fruitful, cause of
the recent alarming increase of vice and crime in tho
community. Like begets like—and what the mint
feeds upon, thet It will giow to resemble
lI XE, HR.! ir j'
l l
9
1 01:4
ved, by
ARDING.
of all kinds, from the best foreign and doneajta .
sonrctis, shall continue to be, as heretofore, a leading
feature of the Post. ,The Stories, Essays, Sketches„'
Agricultural and Scientific Facts, 'Lc. &c ., obtained'.
in this tray for the readers of ,the Post, arc among
the most instructive as well as interesting portion. of
its contents.
MI
, . .
of the Pr.ttIODICAL LITEILATURF: 01 the nfitYliiit /SEES .
is thus given to our readers. Ths Post, tv'eekly, has . '
OC/It st...\
. SOMETHING 7 - A i .
the members or the family. NOYELETS, ' Alit. - ''
STORIES; ENORAV,INGS, AGRICULTURAL' R
TICLES, THE NEWB,,SKETCHES. POErRY, ".., , ,i
ECDOTEB, RIDDL4S, THE WHOLESALE AND \
RETAIL MARKET,S BANK NOTE LIST, &c. fie.;..
' Finally, we may mention three good. reasons 'why':
• the reading public should give the prefeience Ut the/
Post ! :, - -- - . I •
~ ,
' It is superior' to diry °tun' pope/v/Ihr sanirpsiee.!;,
It is cheaper than any other paper of egual merit, '
It wilt be certain to come. when paid for.
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, ' 41 1 20 _ a ,
-....4., The Postage on.the POST to 'any part of the Cif
tell States; paid quarterly or yearly in the
office where it is received, is only - -20 edits a seta.'
- Address,always poet-paid, 1"
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No. 132 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
lar" SAMPLE NUMBERS sent grattsito s an3' one,
when requested.. r .
ar TO EDlTORS.—Editois who give the etove
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change, by sending us a marked copy or, the paper
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10 - ;;S,
.RIIJBO?TS,
MORRIS '& MLUSI
IioME JOURNAL-fO!1858: .
PUBLISHED WEEKLY A i'42,o(3,ras
T •
iIF.IIO3IFIJOURNAL has become unitersee—.
There are few families of cultivated habits,-(fhir
•of those, who seek to enliven and make, Inane, the'
most intelligent and attractive 'placewho do not
now receive it.' It is read, we believw,' wherever
run the gold threads of domestic . happiness semi truer:
moral refinement, which are'vroven so thickly inks
the stronger and coarser web of our country's Indus=- ,
try and energetic prosperity. The Houle Journal la.
the speaker to the. hearts of this busy nation,• irrl'the
hours' given to happiness and relaxation.
• The first number of the new series will biisseert
on the first of January next. Yew subsenlers cut -
be supplie'd from that date; but immediate, applies.
lion will be necessary or such as desire te.begin at
the beginning. A home is hardly s eomplete,:we.think
we May safely venture to say, without 'the' ROMS. '
Journal, which, besides being a elmnichs. of the : -
times, abounds in intelligence designed to enUiren.an
American Home. , Its editors (Go. P. Ifeams *tut
N. P. Wit.t.my devote their entire time, skill and ex., -
.perience, to the task Of giving, each week, everythtdj
worth knowing. They particularly keep nn eye 'oft
all the whims end novelties of the day:, The-utmOst
paint are taken to present the filets and outlines of
All news. In the literary department, we aim at
sketChes and renable criticism, and in, our conden- •
sations of the poductions 'of the east; newspaper •
world Id Europe, we endeavor-to avoirithe tiresome •
And the focal, and transfer to our Columns the pick of
English inforination and brilliancy, while we endear. •
or to select with a true sense of pure morals * trait
wit, and genuine humor. • •
The new' feature for the Coming year is one that we
have'long thought of presenting to our readersthe
CORTHESPONDEI.ICF: # i f four veryslirillrant 'lmmo% who;
send us re:#4l - 4 the GOSSIP OP , TRE tiAT
....troncro.—.
We have grudged exceedingly the keeping of these
most readable rwrttees to oursehies—feeling 4ertairt
that it was.precisely the Society , gossip which etre •
si bscrilters required av effervescence- to the other.
w e brimming oup—and, withl some difileehy, are
1 ,,
ha •e obtained the consent of onlfair correspondents.
It was only on ope condition, liTeier—the inepgrti-•
~
to, for each, should be strictly pe v Served. We a,,ereeil ,
to this : hut, as it was': Minor to t to distinguis be. ,
tweet' their-several Letters, we ventured-to suggest:
nom; de /dem., such as we thor ght _ would be some
what descriptive of their several veins of humor. The.
four ladies will therefore. be inttoduced to the readers
of the next volume - of the lime-Journal, nit Mrs. J_L
rONlr* JONES, Mrs. AMELIA r(iTTER, NISS:LHITA .
NUFFIN, Miss JUSTELL.4. SIIIIX4iIik. And from the*.
—the four most brilliant persons 01 our city acquain- .
tance—the charming Letters will he duly, forthcoming.
Every one knows how. a tea-table or evening : arch, •
is enlivened, by the coming in - of In intelligent raan, •
who knows all the new ideas atloaf, and telle.'-them , '
briefly; and gayly, and offhand; in , the way of.ordina- .
ry conversation. Such a person' gives you theAtib-,
stance - of the daily , papers, in three or fhur sentences
—tells you the,plan and morel• of a new honk iii .4 - .1
dozeriwords-r-gives the essence of a sernitet, the ,
core of a public speech, thekey tq a public chariteil
ter, the spirit - of an article in a.raview; the novelty in.
fashion, the last turn in polities—all briefly, and all
wit 4441, or flummery—leaving it rid you, as
InOer;al for .your oton discussion and gossip. • This
is just 'what we. propose to do for 'he Bente Journal '
l t0r,1858. We mean to jot downjoi our readers lit
the fewest Wenis possible, every new Idea that fall*
in our terry. As we read, as people drop is and talk, ..
as we Intik about in onn Nr
ialks, e- shall , be on the
look-out for idemill noveltiesglring them In the -
gi S
briifest shape. ormerly , ,•we used to lify sueh mein.
rimmla aside. to he, about if we thoul4 find. timer
now, we shall ye them to our rerlders s % TO' takers*
riimisenves. In this way, the subireritier 44fie 'lotus.
Jed roe! will stand a eltonee to get hoick, in sonic •
s shapi or other, of erery , new idea-that is gas,*
The other popular features of the paper will he
continued :—Sktlehes of Bellei„Portraits of P_lrldlo
Characters, deseiiptions of stirring, scenes In, New. '
rink, news of fashion rind manners, Oita& cep?'
- arid literary'society, end. 'new fun :or - neW - Ildly.—ln
short, A PICTXRX OF THY ITORI.H. 1111 IT rsssisi ~We
h*vo scarce thought itneeessstry to raelition, lawern
.er, what our, readers , well understand, that we ~ t ake
care also tit chknnlele and ; 01 7 4 Pqik PrPrY Int"e" at
haniivniepee' and' morel improvement, And Striveliiirif •••
.. to makd the Home Journal no tests vsefut and int..
proving than it ls'entertaining and original, • ,
Ai a.Nete-Year's ‘ present fro - in 4 G i tlllitinaH'in al-
Lad,y, the Ilotne Jourr,tal is ono, of,,nrhiqk Or renum ,
brairre iL reusindwred rveryweek •tistrf it if , unouriranii
ed as i'gift in goOtktfele• jr , .! • .• -
, Astotri.--For One.cony, tit. lbr th;ioe;•eoples, $5,.
Of ‘ fOr otie ropy: f threw Fears, '
=, li3..ealvirays In' td.
vattee. , ' Subscribe wittfoulflilay, Adl)res4., •• „1"-•ri
• . . ...- 4.011E15.k-W,ILLIS, '
I
Edit rs, Ifii Fulled-564er, Iftyx-Tork .
Ell
-t tariety, •of good
ntri, for Kole by
it HA RNA'.
,OEt CHOPPERS !
Poll 'Ait44, - - Aches,
Cut HiO : Si~n, also
liTiles of nll' kinds,
IE t HARDINV.
Elat;'
and cedar Pail.
for 41e by
I EA 11.4 givq.
LD1111.04
urchasing your Nails,
Loos Trimmings and
Ed: RAI:DUG.
MUM!!
Ihand,
E
lass Ware,
1 , trig
Vail Paper; • 1
• !Window Bhadeit,
mid Flanki,ngi., •
,CV'zuv,
ttookii,
e- k • Bedsteads,
r side b• . •
lannt.to
•
H w •
inR in . the way. of .
MERCHANDISE,
attic° frotncos, , by
th.IfARDTNO.
1. • •
ED ! •
;allow, Been ear, Grain
Ihi lrox mqf Clipper,
4c., de.,
ti by'
LE I- HARDING.
SEW. : •
E - Bartilig.
BL'IINAT'Pft— at
,NPARELLS
Clitivigte*t
(hit," is , the, tielv,Eoiifin.
e Boutigla ott, totiterv-A
mesas 'they Out% tx,
1 prolorified to any deka,
!! .GeFnisu AI"? at)4.
44.ParktiCtito 6111%
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HOVEL - ET, BY T. 8. ARTHUR,.
Choice Selpetious
THE VERY CREAM
THE PAPER, FOR YOUR FAMILY..
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