• cniisylvtantiti Logi,littare. , . 'HARRISBURG, Feb. 24, 1858; St ATE.--:-Mr.• Iluckalew , from tile Select Coro t, Luce on the Kansas res.oluti' ats made, a m ority report, recommending that Mr. - Ga . m's resorution against theadmission of gat Kan s under the Lecompton.Constitution be hide itely postpoited„and reporting, Mr. Wil -me resolution approbatory. ,The re port is lengthy, and urges the speedy ad - missi n of Kansas under the Lecoinpton . Cons l itution, with the declaration of 'the [right 1 of the people of Kansas to alter the Constitu, tion whenever they desire, through the roper legallmeans. `The report sustains thegrounds 'assunted in the Preside:W.; message . .• , ' . M. Wright Moved , to print -three thou •sandl copies of the report in pamphlet form. Mfr. Souther moved tirpostpOne'the print ing for one week, in order to give the mi. 'll oriti an opportunity to prepare erninority Tepoit. Not agreed to , •--yeas 10, ria3s - 20. [The i Democratic • members: all voted n the negative, and the Republicans ,in the atrrnad tivel , • .. - .. - .• gr, Gazzam minle a stateinenV. th t the . Committee met - only last evening, for the first) time, and that the minority had.nci tithe to prepare a minority report, and asked that time be grafted. Refused: . • ~ . . • 1 ' From Ilarrislins i...., .! - . Cariwpondenee of the N. Amer. - aiid 11:..S..aZeiti. - • amitustuno, Feb. 4. - There has been little of interest-don ; hero to-day; The two-Marked events of. the . pes- . siondthe Le,,crislature were the presentation of a report by -- Mr.',,Buckalew in liehilflof the niajorityalf the, Special 'lc.ansaa Committee, in the Senate; ;and the-appearanceof tihe'arf- 1 ti -Wilmot; co.:1141i tt oe,', fro tit , : lipid ford county, 1 before the Judiciary committee: of the F i louse. 1 They made a .nutnber of speeches Lefure 'the 1 co mmittee-very -denanciatory o Judge Wil- Inotl But when asked by AfeClu i Ye, of Franklin, Whether they *mild say, -law •yers, and tnen, That they Lad ever. -Hawn- it judge Wilmot to ,be guilty of partial ty..in his judielal decisions,. on account of,th. poli lila'. opiniOns Of any man, they _refnse , -to, an 'fswer, the question. categorically. ' ln fact, not ,one'of them 'world answer it any .raj-; •save b y lung ispecchd% tie inferential tenor of which AV s, they thought so. - When the 4pestion was put directly. and so pointly, a. second time, that •They •could not. )escape froM it,.they hesitated and faltered, and at ;last some 7,young - -laWyer—l think hie nature is Overton, declared thathe believed sp. ' - {any-of the leading -Democrats doubt the constitutfoner 'of : the Legislature-to - pas , a bill of 'the charater . proposed. e shall have some definite ac ion in a few days relative to it: ' • . . The Death .Ppnaity. . • ,ilt hill Ihas been introduced in the House by:ll,[rtruthers,_of Warren, to permit the -Governor to con;mute, the death'penalty in - certain cases„ to perpetual Imprisonnfent4— He is to.besritinitted to do this when " facts shitll come to his knowledge which raise a - reasonable doubt,r The power of so Conf . muting the penalty in capital. cases has been long given by-la* to ttie Governors of • lta:s- suchusetts and other'Statt , s. IndeCd : a prac ,;ti(4 has grown into usage in this state, which ipetlrnits the Goiernor virtually to . exercise this power. Fora instance, if a party,. is con demned to death, and'the warrant (or the ex- 1 ecution is -signed, the' Governor ~-reprieves him, arid nodaris fixed for; his ekccution. tam 'The culprit is tbns p fitted -by.ri: non-c? f ier- cise of his power, to .ive on in pri,!on. .Thys; Simon Green, .condt tried to death and atti c . , tenced to be hung a year ago, was reprieve \rwithout dpy, , and still lives. Gov. Packer , 'will-not assume to - order his execution when - . hls predecessor. refasell to do 'it.' There is another case in one of ;the interior counties, where the party -has been .intprisoned more. #0 • ' than ten years. 9 : . '''''' ~ - The bill -has - been reported favorably, and will, it is thotight, pass both branches .without 1: a / difficAk—Hurrialiurg: Telegraph ll . ... . . - - LEGILATIA,--In the Pennsylvaliia House cif • Ilepresentatir es, February: I•Sth, -Mr. ila . se.orcse?ted a petition from citizens of rarkiti township,.Susquehanna‘ county; for an fact, giving Justices the: Pence power, with-a jury, to finally try certain criminal cases, and it not•for the Slate. .to pass an act for said county;'.and otrthe- saute day, Mr. • Strdthers; three from citizens-- of -Warren county Tor the repeal of the caurtty. school Superintendency.. : • • On the saint) day Mr. Chase, from the ju diciary committee, reported ~as committed the bill to extend the terms of the several Courts bf Susguehanna county ; also as corn- Mated a lfillibinermse the pay of Juibra in Bridfora county . ; also, with a negative rec ommendation, the bill to repetil the : act cre ating independent school districts. . February - 2,5th Mr. Chase presenteda rE monstrance from citizens, of Susquehanna county, prows - atm againSt -annihilating the Airteenthjudicial e' ilistrict, for divers unan: iwerable reasons therein setJfortb. • •• Also, a petition:from: D. O. Turrell and :others bf Suaquelbanna county, for a repeal of the County Superintendency and other • , - `Modifications of ithe school, law. • • .Also, one. fro , .eitfzens of Susquehanna county, for an a to prevent. taking; rout bee ttreen the first d y of October and the first . . •day of -April. February . 2fitit,i MP. Chase . read .in place -bill to 'erect thirteenth Normal School . district.. 5 AFRAID 01 A. ACTS.-1. he 'Washington correspondent of the Daily Times says the. job printers of -that city are among the actu al-sufferers-by - the Kansas excitement. -In former years, _Northern Democrat;:, repre senting:as.they generally do large • reading i l i constituencies, h ve been in the h or dering immense quantities of speeches and habit of documents to se d to their districts for polit ical effect. This iii inter; :however, those of them who, support' lecompton, - have been able to find •uothirio wbsteVerthat is safe, to e. at, and as a consequence whey order noth ilia. The president's—Message; and . pretty -much eery speech' made . - in congress this year, no Inattdr by - . whom,- 1. ...s calculated, to make converts to the opposition,—and the Lecomptonites could better afford to pay for ftheir supprmision than for their ciretilation. The Position of the Republicans, in ;the pre.ient crisis, is one of commanding pa: I triptism.„- - There is not 'a Republican press, I not a Republican legislate?, nor a Repa,bli can' voter in_the 'Whole country, that.does not utterly condemn and oppose the outrages now being practiced upon our democratic institutions. :With the assistance of a few revolted Democrats, they-havethils'fitr seized our country from the shameful position-of a fallen republic, and upon them .is the respons ibility of her future fame.: - Courage, then, Republiauis. you are the conservators of your country's welfare, and upon your consteney to your principles, rests the per manency-of Our garentinent. • The Young Men's Christ Lin 'Associa tion of Pittsburgh, has 'distributed- 23,000 bushels a coal to the poor. wittiou,t any ;ref erence to sect, class or nation. 'lt supplied, in tine.day,iforty families with - fuel to keep them -comfortable a month. Nearly 5000 persons have been kept_ cornfoitable during the Wither through the . e fforts of this society.; This is practical !Christianity. A OOMPXNDIUM OF NEWS. tie action of the Republican Con vention recently held at'llairisbu'rg, is con sidered very judicious; and receives the'ap procal of the anti-L-ecompion Dcmocrath- in Congress:: - • . . A dispatch from Washington says, The Kansas .Herald of Freedom has been bought up for Calhoun and Le.compton, with a: government adliertisement Worth $231. • A clergyman in Southfield, Mass., had a model do - nation visit- list .week. people put on his table an, evergreen tree, And hung its branches with goldieagles. Bishop Potter, .of Pennsylvania, is gradually recovering from his severe illness. There is now 'living in Burnside, Pennsylvania, Lifd - wick . Snyder, one hundred and- fourteen years old. His wife Jane, is one hundred and seven years old. - `lt is authentically known - in Wash ington flat Gov: Denver has - written to the Presid . ent, advising against the acceptance of the Eecompton Constitution. Gov. Denver says that 'acceptance will _undoubtedly. bring on civil war. - .... The gennes.see • Legislature has re quested Senator Bell to 'resign his seat in Congress, .in-censequenee of his action on the Reams • question. The Representatives,o the Staticare also. desired to vote for e compton. - The bill to increase the . standing .ac my of the Unit - ed States, 'after—undergoing various amendments, was finally, on Thurs day last, defeated in the Senate-by.:4 vote of t 0.16. ,Another severe,low at the • ad: . ministration.' " : ROU,G.RIA; READY" h 71 G INA COMPANY, I 'fle. - -frl The llutehinsons have - recently been co • ..Aro in lowa, Where torn is plentier, just pow,l'Are hereb •'notifiefl tobeet at th it Engine than cash. In one place they met with the, on Saturday, March 6tl at at o'c ock,1": M. 9 fallowing experieflce: 'farmer drove .C. For. lIANI Forman. , C. T accuracy. to town, with eight bushels of corn in his sleigh, find his sit ife and Aix children seated .thereon, saving, we have no money; but we all want to hear yob, and corn is the Irieq, we can tae yoti.' They accepted the 'proffer, I-gave eight twenty-five cent tickets in exchange for the grain and sung it out." Mr. Toombs thinks that 'there ought to be no " - such. people" as, the reporters al lowed •in Congress, , Let all the -1-eporters agree that. for the rest of the . ses4rrit• they, will - not once name this lofty and contemPtu pns Senator, and he will -be v.ery - glad tosree crznize "such people." l it is of " such pet,. I ale" as him that reporters . make great: men, and sometimes the -- very indifferent quality of the stock requires great skill in the Mann ! facture.—ProvideheiVoirnal.' , ... A correspondent refers the inquirer a. 54,0 the derivation of the word " filibuster," to tippincott's .",,Gazetl'er of Ate ,Ntorld," ar ticle Hayti-where We find that in 1630," the French colonists,, driven from St.; Christ°. ph - Ws. esthblishcd themselves on. the west end oethe.. island.. These settlers , captured the pigs and horned cattle, sold th - e• skins to _traders who touched on the eonst, and' smok-, ' ed the flesh, kx.th for fvod and for sale, on a ,grating of wood, called boucan, whence was given them - the name of buccaneer.. Joining arms with freebooters who, in 166% 'settled in Tortng,ai"and who were named ' Filibui leers,' froidthe small, fast 41v -boats in which their* expeditions were carried on, they be came marnuirder , by-gea ml 4 land, and their successes rendered the name of 2 buccaneer terrible over-all the Wc3t Indian seas." A - TEARIIIif: LEAGI:i.H-The Paris corres , . dent of ; the New York' Times, speaking of t' late attempted assassiha:ion of Louis Napo in, says: 1 ..- , "It is eported that one of the prisoners, Radio, has urned State's evidence, and that, in his etinfessl tyhe has •revealeda plot that does not offer a Try smiling prospective for the Emperor. • A - 9 L rding to Indio's conies. , i-m, the conspiratc-r. - 4<were . five hundmd in 'ntitiiber. They are biN.nd - to their work by a- tc,rrible oath, and theirk is the assas sination.Of L!iuis,Napole6n. Each year, or w.\ 46\ . oftener, if circumstances will rrant the at. Hti,mpt,,the whole band arc to dr. ' lots from a box, in which -, there , ...will be five winning numberS., The five members drawm,,\ these are held to put in immediate execution; an attempt upon the Emptror'S life; which shall lie approv.ed by Abe whole society, — and by those who Lute eharg,id with Its execution.— The society has plenty of money for carry -1 ing out its designs. - : , „ , - ;Az ma the whole*Lecomptori Constitn- Lion been submitted to the'people, the adhe rents of this ,(the Topeka) organization would . doubtless have voted against it, bemuse, if saecessful, they would thus have removed the obstacles out. of the AY of their awn revolutionary coustitution,.=Presidents sage. , • • Well, what if they. had voted against it.? Wouldn't. it have been entirely just and proper? Wouldn't they have a fight to do it? Things have certainly come tan beauti ful pass, when a President, elected on ac count of his especial devotion- .o popular sov ereignty, cites the evident deterenination of the people to vrite in a certain Way -as illus trating the impropriety and absui-dity of al lonring them to vote at all. • . It would have been an awful crime, "to be Sure, if the opponents of the LecOmptpn Gin stitution bad voted against it, in the event of its having been submitted to the people. The -pith Of the President's argument Off this point is that the LeCompton constitution was right fuYiy from the people of . Kansas, because they would have voted it down if it had been submitted to. them: If -Mr. Bu ehanan'peissesst-d a. particle of honor or man liness his face would' be lost in a sea of blush cs-whenever he recalls this contemptible flu ar. mery.—Lorri:sille.Journal. ' , A FAMILY SUPPORTED BY EAOLES.—LtIek . ombe,inSur through Ireland in 1779,',' says In most of these mountains (the MacGillycudd,y's Reeks in Kerry) are nun bens of eagles and other-fapaciOus birds. I have been assured that, some years ago, a certain poor nip in this part bf the country discovered one ther nests, and that, by clipping the wingsof the eaglets. and fixing collars of leather about their throats,. which prevented them from ; swallowing, he daily Ifound a'ttore of good proviSions in the nest,- t such as various kinds of excellent fi.h, -wild fowl, ribbits, and"haia., which the old ones I constantly brought to their yoang. Atni thus the man and his children Were well .support ed during /chard . summer, by only giving -tlie garbish to the eaglets to keep them alive." "One day, not quite three weeks ago, a lady of vicinity says Tic Johnston :(Pa.) Echo, :attended the funeral of her mother at 3 o'clock,- p. in..; was led' to the alter a blushing bride (we presume she'blush•, 'ed—irshe didn't, she ought) at .6 o"elock, just three:hours atieiward,- and is 116 W Junking . application tor a divorce. ' • it 'il stated plat Mr. Bancroft; .the_ historian, has discovered a hitherto unpuh lished-letter of Washington, written in the latter portion of his life, in which he expres-_ see .strong and unequivocal language, his .deep conviction of the evils and wrongs of plas'ery, s • - • • . ---- 7. ---- . " Semi Conte : itt . ary The Britlgw Ba ater ' ' • l eliurr. ‘ b' irtl . 'l h r o a ld Pu . b 9 l 9 ie Services in commemoratio of 'theii fiftieth anniver sary, April 9114 1858, at their Meeting House, in Montrose. ! . . - Historical Pinourse by M Post, at 101 1 Eld. A. ... 1. t o'clock, A. . ' - - : Remark by Eld. D. Di ock, their first Pastor.- Preaching ifteinoon an evening. The Churches of this" sociation and the column. nity genera: are cOrdiall invited to attend. - coar , E.E. M. tyrr, ' i A. Bat.nvritt, ' S. Thsnn, • . IN. MlTetlEtt, • M. SJWttsptt, -. • W. J. Tunnst.t. • 1 ,.. .—The un • , reigned hereby tenders to t Laneeboro, Susquehanna Depot, and grateful aok ..wledgement for the very tion made hi . at the former place on 1 January. , _ • A Car his friends vicinity, his liberal Don, the 15th of dnnated s2.' I, of which,after paying all received' $ 0. Of-this there was cash, sundries, $ 0. ..d Father...less - those who t hrive thus , onerously 1 d their Preachei-under_ob them, with t 1 needed good, and enable the blessedtess of the cheerful giver. , WM. M. DFLONG. EMI expenes., h, $lBO, ind co, May - the kindly and ; ligations' to them to fee, Bingb 161074 CORRFICTED Wheat bushel, -• Rye "it bushel, Corn,bushel, q Buckwheat; TR bushel,. , Oats, 'e bushel, Beans, white, Il_bitsbc), Potatoes, 11 bushel,.... Wheat flour, 100 flys Rye flour, tel hundred,'. Buck•wheati flour, hui Pork, -- f 100 lbs... Butterl/ I,th • Eggs , .Butter, -7 ___ MA RIED. . In Franklin, Feb. 2t, by Rev, J. W. Raynor, Mr. GEORGE W. BARTOW, of Liberty, Sullivan Co., N. Y:, and 30ss ESTMER F 4 BANKER, of Franklin. In Itridewater, -onldle 24th ult„ by Eld. A. L. Post, Mr. JONATIIA!.4 1 ECRRIty, and Mis's FRANCES MARIA AtII.EN, both 9Bridgewater: - In FallsjoNnship,, 'vorning Co.; Pa., on Thus dAy, the 23th inst., b.) Eld. E. Biker, Mr. EDMOND STII.F.B, oil Benton, 1., erne Connty, Pa.,' and Miss AMANDA MpLMES, of tileformer place. ' In Bridkevcater, on i • he 28th-ult., by Rec. John F. 'Deans, Mr.-WILLIAM !Lug, of Vestal, Broome-Co., N. F., and Miss ANNA MARIA -WRITE, of the former plhee ' I thy 1858, at the" ls.arsonage, Arrnosy „Baca, of Mont ./Ns; of DtaShore. Sullivan In M0r4..r0 , e. Feb. by Rey. 11. B. Emory, rose, and ;Miss MARY Co., Pn. the 14th of Feb,. by Eliot Al. SnamaNs 2 of Harland, and ['Lao:, of Rush. In Sunimersville, on] dricl), E:19., Mr. Wu.- Mrs. Si a Lormt . . _ , • . lED. In WafhingtOn, D. on 3fonday, Feb. 5, 1858, of inBrumpation on thibrain, after an illness Qf ft fete (lays; dEORGE L. 31Erolirr, printer\ formerly of ifont rose, in tihe 21st year .f his age. • In Briiigewater, D 'ember 20th; IS5i, Mrs. RE BECCA .ROEsr., in the.", th .year of tier age. • LOO ~. ' HERE I - s ~ Zcloßie offe .:to the public, at pi-ices that • .cannot Etil to 50 t, a large and superior assort ment of, , , ( OR 0 CE:IIIES, . 6 1) At the old and well-kn wn establishment formerly oc cupied by o.y. Crag .. - S UG iri RS, TEA' COFFEE, SPICE, FLOUR , & SALT, Om the tar • or be.rrel,) FISII, and all ar- I titles usually' (Mind iiit first class ;Groceries. The attention of Falriner..; is solicited to a superior quality Of GuAls . 4 GRASS SEEDS, which the undersigned has on Void and for sale. ('LOVER & „T JIOTHy - SEED, & GOOD i WHEAT, sold at ,r y- low rates for CABII. As I Mean to mcri , I hope to receive, a liberal share 011 public patro age. Z. COBB. ''W llonttose, March , I t33t3. , 9tn3. . A THE' subscribers - initheir husin next, I - ie senior par. of declining health,: and physicistA) . wi . : and thd business !-* under She &it of • lave concluded to make a change s ; therefore on the `2oth of March her, R. L. Sutphin, (on account and through the advice of friends retire from the Mgrcantile trade, be conducted at the old stand VG & 5311T17, •FO on the !ready-pay p oply true system mined to give it a' , and customer,. 141 they, the people,- • success of the Tea Feb. 27th, 18591 Snowing that this is the • doin. , business, they ,are deter ir trial. - We hope our Old friends 11 assist us in our efforts, as !ill be the greatest gainers by the -pay system. . SUTPHIN St YOUNG. ()TICE isobere.billt on that by -Orphans' Court ' Sale. NOTICE of an or ..sler of the Orphans 'Court, of Susquehanna coun ty, the subscriber will expose to public sale, by ven dee, on Saturday, the 6th day of March next, at one o'clock, p. in., the following dese'ribed. three piece(' or parcels of land, situate in the. township Of New Milford, in said county, late the - estate, of David Welch, deceased. First lot—known as the Mom?. stead property, bounded northerly by landiof Drink 'er and Mosley, easterly by lands of Drinker and the upper waters of the se-called " three lakes," south erly by said waters, and lands of J. Smith, and west ' erlv by lands of J. Bennett, containing one hundred and fifteen acres or thereabouts, be thesame more or less, on which are the fiunily dwelling house, barn, out houses, and other valuable insproverdents. Sec ond, called The Mellow lot=bounded northerly by lands of Drinker, easterly by lands of J. Bennett, ,southerly by lands of .1. Smith; and westerly Ily lands of P. Olcon, containing one hundred and six teen acres, .he the same more or less.- Third lot—bounded northerly by lands of W. Mead, east erly by lands of W. Mead and A. 43. Seamans, and the waters of said lakes, southerly 'by lands of A. B. Seamans, 'and westerly be lands belonging to Jessup, Drinker, and others, called " Th e Depot Company," containing two hundred and fou • acres, more or les.4, with the appurtenances, — about eighty acres improv ed,—on a hich is a dwlling house; trim, and two or- AD iI 1 a 1.- TEATOR'S SALE. chards. Sale to be held at the time aforesaid, at the Court NOTICE is h •by given that in-pursuance of an House, in Montrose, and the lerinsof payment made IN Order of sal issued out of the Orphans' Court of known on the day of sale. WM. L. POST, Susquehanna Co i ty, I wilLexpose to Public Sale, on Guardian of minor heirs of D 4 Welch, deceased. 1 Saturdayobe 27 h day-of March inst.,, at one o ' clock, Montrose_ ! Feb. 10, 1,858.-4 w P. }L. all that c rtain lot, piece, or parcel of land, _ ' ___ I situate in the to nship of Forest Lake, in said Coun- 1 , WIEDIGIi Clllll3 t‘ty, late the esta of Orrin :Lester, deceased, and des- ' ' • \ cribed asfolluw. : Beginning-at A post in the high- pi . tendering my professional services to the inhab way, the north eat corner of George Fisher hat ; i ..a. itants of Susquehanna County, I pleem.it my duty • to state that in the- mediell treatment of.ateaseic I thence by said it,S. ne W., nine peklies, , to al post, the SW; :c rner of said Fisher hat; thence alonl tll rely mainly upon Uomoepathic remedies ; firmly be the south line o the same, S. 75 ° ' E., siAeen ereh lieving-them to be the most . , efficacious remedial as and six-tenth to a post near Pond Creek; erie • agents I can employ. by lands of A. arr and L Stiger, S, 26' W„ one ' hundred and fo . y- two perches to a point in a line of e e re n fro ark m ed th s e ep re eri w orl i t sl y of of the Homoepathie over the Alkopathie t method of Charles Davis ; hence by said Davis' line, N. 64e W. lioTshpft.all°Rili°nwEhlsptaet:asthic:wlathk 127 iperchei,t -a white birch in cast bank of a small medical Practice: 1 creek, the line fD. C. Sherman's land ; thence along ' LVFLA MMATION OF THE i:UNGS. - said creek, 6 3 . rehes to a post on the east• bank of PATIE:iTS normal try the same I, the 'e N. 26 ° E., 70 perches to a post, - ' AD 1 31 3 17 4 . E D : 11: 2 11 6 7. PEI: CENT: corner of D. T. aylor's lot ; thence by said lot, S. 23 .741" E., 125 Ft r elics to a post; thence S. 81-1- E.,. 538 28 '5 28'7-10 perche ;to the beginning, containing 133 acres and 50 p rehes of land—(excepting 50 acres therefrom, of d which was recovered by Matthew S. Cornell from t he . said Orrin Lester, and which lay in the south si.: of said lin,) on which -is adwelling house, one bar , and outbuildings, and about 60 acres d to Usson Niok or othemise, are. mmediate settlement. We will grain on account until the 20th he market value. SUTPHIN It YOUNG. —3w ' • All those indebt requested to rrialte continue to reeeii , of March next, at, Feb. 27th, 183, . _ Gn NOTICE is bent frOm the Orp ty, the undersip due, at the Court April 3, 1858, at property of Mary Alice E. Vanhoutj in hush township .John W. White C. lands late or C. 1 1 .'' Bradshaw, on t . ..] .R.ebecca White, , Baker and C. ' 1 length.and forty: f thirty acres of la. c • Terms made ki: . .. ..- . . :March 3, 1858 'Rs. ardian s Sale. by given that by virtue of an order F ~tan's Court of Susqueh'inna Coun will eximse to sale, by public ven , 4 douse in Montrose, on Saturday, one o'clock in the afternoon, as the L W. Vanhouton, a minor child 'of m, deceased, a lot of land, situate in said coon -r, late the estate of eceased, bounded on the north by irmaVon the cast'by land of John rsouticd,by lands of W. T. White and id op the west by lands of Abce mit, ',being one 'hundred . rods in tett rods in breadth, and containing own on the d:0 of sale ender culdrad , Sale to be tt made known o • n. upon ihe-premiseq, and terms to be day of eale. i"- ()WOE MOTT, Jr., Adm'r. March 4, 1858. , uditoes,Notice. • Forest Lak geed, au auditor appointed by the ! Court of Susquehanna County, upon. to the account of the. Administrators FREDERICK PICKERING, decd., otice, that he will attend to the duties at his office, in Montrose, on Ira day of April, A. D. 1838, at one ..fternonn ; at which time all him-lag - an said administtatioq, account, are re • nd. A. CHAMBERLIN, Auditor. arch 3, 1858.—ta TE uncle, Orphans the exception. piece ecticte hereby gives of said appoin Thursday the p'clock in the interest in th, *tested to at , hicuitrose, Cl e 'er aid %Why Seed, FVolt SAL at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, by i C. D. LAVIRDrr Montrose, eb. 17,1858.-0 • EEZI FOR THE REPUOLICA!. $l,OO 841,124 624 cts. ..70 @75 cts. 421 @ 371 cts. .32 @ 35 cts. ~$l,OO @ 1,25 .624, @ 75 cts. $5, 00 @ 11 4 , 00 2,00 @ 2,50 ,1,50 @ 1,75 6,50 @ 7,00 . 121 cts. 14 @ 16 at -124 cts. R ANGEMENT -AT MEEMgiI . - PETER R. ViNHOUTEN, Guardian or said minor Oil ITS 1 .-- .:0:.,'; t!' HERE NW:-CjiW. . OM 113.'WEBSTIll .; r - HAVING pnrchased of S. A: Wotan:dr his &tick in Trade, are prepared 'to accommodate all who will favor us with their custom, at ` 1 "-live and let live" prices. i . STOVE AND PIPE, _ , TIN, COPPER; ' AND SHEET IRO ll WARE of every description uittally found in the country. . Also, WINDOW SASIL - . PANEL DOORS, 1 WINDOW BLINDS„ LATH, • PINE L`I7.4fRER, and BUILDING MA TERJAMgenerally. hl ip fesigns for County buildints, With - &Mentions and estimates of cost, &c., furnished to uelras may desire them, at moderato-prices. . 4 .• • -Persons bout ; bout in the County .111 find it to their interest:to call on us. Come and is ,.. ec us, we intend alWays to keep the Veit -string ou 'fin shop on Main streetfa few rods sou h Ofp'carle's hotel: Carpenter shop near the Methodist Church. N. B. AU kinds-of produce taken in'Ochange for Goods. o • I. Wm. IL BOYD, t . BOYD & IFFIISTER. A. L. WEBSTER: 'Montrose, March 3,1838.-1 y I • _ . Aidortinistrator's Notfee. XTOTIFE is, hereby given to all peisOns having de .1.11 mauds against the Estate of Gummi' MeKEsnr, deceased, late of Bridgewater township, that the same Must be presented to the' Undersigned- for ar rangement,,and all persons indebted td said Estate are requested to make Immediate payment. WM. J. TURRELL, Adm'r. Montrose, March 1,1858. Auditor's. Notice; rr UE.subseriber haring been appointed an auditor _L to distribute the funds arising fro' the Sheriff's sale of the personal property of It. U. Eaton,- hereby giv notice than he will attend to the lutiea of the' said appointment, at his office in Montse, on Mon day, the '29th day or - Murch; lnst., at 1p o'clock, in the forenoon; at Wel) time. all persohs „having an interest in the' distribution of the said fund, 'cats at tend if they think proper. . • A. CfIA3IBERLI.'.S, Match 1, 1858: • • • COX . Al -7 /L• 0 TIIE' undersigned arc now tuan4 cturiag and! have on hand an kinds of Carriage and Sleig such as Felloca, Bois, ?hills, Ciafer-Rutiners, Rarer, Fenders, doc , ttc. for sale, in lots to suit 'per ch:wets, very low for ca sh. Also, all kinds of work , ateam , d,and lAN!, to order. . , • CROOK S JOHNSTON. Great Rend, Pa., March 3, 133i3.—1y 13 ETWEEN Oakley Station and; Montrose, on Thursday,•Feb. 25,0858, POCKET bIARY, containing. besides rnenlontridu „of Recounts against E. Chalker, E. Dininiick, Tdo-Dollar bill on the Easton Bank. ' The finder will be suitably rewarded; on- leaving the sante at the independent Repnb/iean . Office. in Montrose. ARAD PRATT. Orwell, Bradford 'Co., Pa., March 3,'58.-3w Executor's Sale. xr ()TICE is hereby given that by irtuc of an or -111 der from the Orphans: Court of SuSquehanna Countyl the suliseribers will offer fo piblie sale, by vendee, at the public house of Bela :Jones, in Liber ty township, on Saturday, the •27th day _of March just, at I o'clock, p.. ra., all that certain piece or par cel of land, late the estate or:Jame§ TraNt, decd., Aiwa?, lying, and being in township of Liberty, in said County, bounded north by the highway, lead ing frbm pear D. Denies saw mill to hear Thomas Corbitt, east by lands of Isaac Travis, south by lands of L4vi Voshery, and west by land{ of Milo Web ster, containing eighty acres, be the .same more or less, on ivhich is a house - and barn, and about one half is iMproved. SAMUEL W. TRtESDELL, Executer ,. JOANNA TRAVIS, ) Liberty, Xarch ;f Administrator's ,Sale. • ' THE undersigned will expo , :e to sale' at public vendue, on the premises late of John GiHet, de ceased,' Gibson, on Tuesday; March 2, 1858,' at ten o'clock, a. m., the following personal property : I yoke oxen, 4 cows, I yearling, 2 calves, 10 sheep, a quantity of hay, 1- cart, 1 plow, rind other farming implements; a quantity oclumbei, theese press, and other articles. Terms.—For all sums fess' than: 0, caste; or more, six month ' scredit,:with interest, and approved security. JACOB L. GILLET, Adm'r. Gibson, FeL. 16, 1856c-2yr . ',Administrator's Notice. ?OTICE is hereby given to all persons l)aring de limandA against the 'Estate of Jotts GILLET, de ceased, late of Gibson, that the same must-be pre sented to the undersigned for arrangement, .and all persons indebted to said Estate are requested to mike immediate payment. JACOB L. GILLET,' Athninistratcf. Gibson, Feb. 10, 1858.-6 w Ailop. Hospitals, Horn. do. PLEURISY. Allop. Hospitals, Horn. . do. •• FERITOIVE77S. Allop. HosPinsk., . Horn. do. r . .DYSEYTERY Allop. Hospitals, Hom. do. • , FEVERS. • ' Allop. Hospitals, ,'Horn. do. 1 c` CHOLERA. Allot)! Hospitals, 1218 848 50 , \ Horn. do. - 8118 409 8 • ALL DISEASES, 1. 1 Allop. HospitaLs 119.080' 41,191 10' Horn. do. . ' 82,855 1,8115 _ 4 I might multiply the'se statistics toidruost 'any e 1 tent; but I have already gi , ott enough j . o justify the position I have assumed. I . .4. Persons residing at a distance who isisti to consult me, can do sss by Letter, and [receive a prompt reply. • No charge forAnsultation.. [ .. Office at Ali resiance ofsant.ts Duvet, . JH. TgONAS, H. P. • great Hand, Pa., Feb. 8, 1858r3m Old Forwardin FR7211 7 " 3 ... itno,c;ttLerla:. LiVe adtance_money on th Rar We Have just seldluikeis at I . . We invite.: all penions intereetea notes, or try the line. We report HENRY Me 'IZ XII SICK Greet Elena,. 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Mr" The only work ever publis delineations and fac simile desc Genuine Bank Notes, is HODGE'S NEW BANK NOT It cost to arrange ( and publish over $20,000, besides year of tin The book is splendidly bound lengths-by 10 inches in Width—co Of Batkk , Note Plate 41elinentions, having upwards of 12,000 GENU I to compare with . ..,and detect thel maws', in advance of any d • teetoror,Bank Note Reporter. It CONDEMNS the WRONG, by sh With this Book, it is almost imp' ed upon by bad money. - The SAFE-GUARD is copy-ri! sold exclusively by the undersig 'free of postage to,,any part of ceipt of $2-25 per cent. discou, Booksellers, Agents, or to the s , I , .s' JOURNAL OF FINANCE AND B I Address, J ustcub' is TR THE IBUNE hLIIII, IT contains, in addition to the. anti Astronomical Hatter: THE GOVERNMENT OF TI Executive aril Judicial. A CIMSSIFIED LIST OF THE UNITED STATES SENA'. A LIST OF THE HOUSE TIVES, Politically classified. AN ABSTRACT OF ALL Laws pawed at the Second Sess Congress. 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Editionsocith the Aut, die Grammatical Works of G THE GRAMMAR OF EN' With tan introduction, His! whole Methodically Arran led, &c., &c., and'a key . t. Appendixes, &e. &con Improved. With a fine engrard on. Steel. 1,01 handsomely bound. Pric 'The Second and ,Improve as now offcred•to the-publi• largement on alb first Editio of new discussions - of imp. Grammar hitherto but little e great importance to the sta It will be seen that the lior field of English Grammar, up to the latest period of th —the peculiar views of al on English Grammar belt work, either directly comm noticed. II BROWN'S GRAM THE INSTITUTES OF • Methodically arranged, & use of Sc/tools, Acadirni By UoGld Br6vm. -4 carefully rwrised by the a Price 60 cents.- • The excellence of Bro4t is admitted on alt hands ; i multitude of school gram to last come in competiti n ol has steadily advanced in pi in use throughout the counj work are thole which are sense View ot. the subject consideration of the Allah point of perspicuous array nition, *dines, of Illustratk of plan, the :workis consid to be unrivaled. In the ne fff teachers who have been or will see manpimportant at inents, giving to the whole • to the subiect, and a bette the general•purposes of i- Brown's Small Gr' THE FIRST LINES 0 Being 0 Brief Abarrac , Work, the. By Cooed ' Brown. A Carefully 'Rivised by Ili o, Half bound January 20, 1858.—tf Admipistr I NOTICE is hereby giy mands against the decesed, late or Thom . presehted to the undersi J all persons Indebted to 1 make immedate paymen, COLLINS t Thomson, Feb. 3 . , 185. ` CAU ALL persons arc hcz , chasing a certain phens and Todd, for 850 1858, and 'signed by us Hines, as said note wait we have received no val not pay it unless cbtnpe I_ 4e by cautioned against par dgcnent note given to i Ste dated Auburn, January 8, rid undersigned by Jerre btained by deception, and e .for , il, and' therefore will cl by taw. , i • - CHM:LES:G. lIINF-q, TIIO3IASII. 111 N ES. i Auburn, Feb. 3 185 ar ' • • ' - ' = SUBSO DECEIVED for the at one dog* per 'Montrose; Istit.,6. rtEED6 & MO jLJ ply just printed a Feb. 17,.185%, POST BROTHERS_ . Line!! SPRING'RNHUMMER GDODS and invite their-fricnd.4;to call and examine.- Ltargeltqck•of Dress Goods;'--Satata Shawls, lionnets, FlOweis and Ribbons, Bilks, Li varie ty, Gents. Cloths;.' Casslmeres , and Vestings, Gents. fine assortment of Fashionable Clothing, Pam* White Goods,- Liices,• Edgings, Flonnelnp, Casis and Sleeves, and Trimmirrgs. Our Dry Oxide de partment is, We think, Well chosen in quality styles. Groceries.—A. good stock. Also, Iron „Nalls, and Hardware. Crockery.—A large stock. ----- Hatt& Caps, Boots and Shoei 3 Oil and Hemp Carpet. Large as.Aortment of Wail Paper.. ,Montrose, Feb. 2.-1, 1858., • i in New York! !se articles. cts. per poi:incl. Ito call, comp,re gressfor 1858. INNEY, - I E /It YOUNG, las - , D, ank Reporter. , earlyiand-.reli /ilarelind ehaii ,.rfeit, Acted and quotations an 4 es • financial and kind. Contain• SUSQUEHANNA @OHOPL. it, and valuable ing toltanka . and , r Reporter. ever stations of buying ,Varranta &c., cot , and_ responsible a, llostilnXincin- I Prof. J. F. STODDARD, Prindip THE SCSUMMANNA CiIaNTY NORMAL SOR opened on. ' - ' "Monday, November 301 k, 1957, to continue two quarters of eleven weeks eih,'Un der the charge of Prof. STODDARD and co petent AssistantS. The first quarter will close on the 2Qth of FebruarT next. The" second quarter wfil com mence on the 22d of FebruFty. 1858. Du dingthe most of this quarter, B. F.. Tewksbury, County Su perintendent, will,be present to Aid in &Aim. pre paring teachers for the discharge of their Arduous duties. ' - - Those who design becoming teachers, she , to avail themselves of the advantages 1r sented. Prof. Stoddard will deliver- during the Course of Lectures, upon the .Science i and Teaching, nod Moral DeveloPrnent. There will be an Experimental Departm, nected with , the Normal School, to which only will be-admitted. IN ONE! thout, this work. AO ; Semi-Month• ng Itook of all the ling us five yearly e SAFE-GUARD ree. Twenty-five tnntsters. ed .correet iptforts of all the, SAFE-GUARD. this great work; e aod bout 14 inthes in taming 400 pageS •ing equivalent to NE BANK BILLS courrgniv.rr AND iption , in any Dc- . . Tuition in Normal -Department, per qUarter rfs6, , 11,weekso - ', -.- . • - . - 00 Tuition in Bxzerimental do., per qt . of II wq,lis,it,so " "• Latin and Greek, " ',• ` ,1" 5,00 Board per week froin $2,00,10 $2,25.. Tuition bills are, to be paid.in advatice. - The mon ey will be refut)ded if the student !slept fropn school by protracted sickness. • • I - r N. B. It is highly impOrtant.that - every 4indent he present the first (la" of the'term; as OR chisies will then be formed, and studies assigned.,. • •,• . , .1, Teachers who ace obliged to enter the sc loot two weeks after the term commences, in conseq ence •of their schools not being Out until that ,tine will be charged $5,00 tuition. lElf. JESSUP; Prilkicient. C. E. READ, &crctcry. • 3fontrose, Jan. 27, 1655. 7 ,41 w ,d, 'wing the mon-r.— ssible,to be impoE- uld have It. !bled, published and /• ed, and will be sent _o he country n re t will be allowed to ,bscrilier for. MPG , Nat REPORTER. " Murder will dui." GES, Banker, BrOadway, N. Y ed: AC FOR 1858. sual Calendar Pages 9 UNITED STATES, . - THE-PEOPLE' 1• - ~ ARE DETERMINED TO ISCERTAfN THE Vir FACTS) . 3 AIM) leis just as impossible to coneeallrom them Ilk. the circumstances attending the eou of a Crime of great Magnitude,. as it will be t i t supprels and keep from them the vital and impede t informa tiOil that • 1 , . 17, 3- 0 ko_., -.7Aar 131:72 0 . _. In vie" . of the G1:4%47' D.S',lf.42l'D fur l , _ • DRY GOODS, FANCY GOO1)S, ' CLOCKS & JEWELRY,' !BE MEMBERS OF • - F-REPRESEN'TA RE IMPORTANT on of the XXXIVth BREAK AGAINST OF KANSAS (re which passed the -enate, with the vote .BqOKS AND STATIONERY, HATS, CAPS, BOOT 3, AND S.IIOES, .CROCKERY,&• CH NA WARE, , HARD WARE 47 PLA7'ED WAR - E, PAPER 11_0'0137GS di WM - D(llV' PAPER, STOVES, AND TIN WA RE, • -GLO VES HOSIER I, EDINGS KAY THE DEED SCOTT ATFORMS—Re , cp.tric—adopted in ALS, GOVER:cORS egislq!ive 3lectingA, all the States which the year 1657, by !ts and States, careful ' etions, expressly for PAINTS A i\T D PAINTINGS,I&t:, ILT ' • d, Single - Copies, 13 s for $1 13; 100 Cop- Copies for $1 ; . SELLING OUT AT PRESSURETRICES. One Dollar will buy a "PIL E' of any , Of the above named Goods, we assure ,you, at pr gent.' We advise (disinterestedly of course) nil who de sire to get their money's worth—to " trop in" at 'once. Everything mnst, shall, and wiifigoi Cheap fot the "DIMES. " No delay of Sales on' account of the rushl or . " pres sure." E‘ cry-body shall have anything they want ott shOrt notice, and,ut (almost) their own Call and prove these insertions to be indeed facts. • F: B. CEIA..NDLER. Montrose, January 27, ISSB. respedfully solicited' EELEY'S: CO., New:Yoyk ad way, 0 R . a new and improved or's 4ast corrections, of old Bitnro, namely : - AN ACROSTIC. m y .FIIIE:CDS, 1 OWN TWO AITOSII •..fp • Bert!'Z.' O LD ie . snrorm , Cotarqm, nom veil. Tow as A , . RAZORS AND SITP.AIIi ron`enz Ram a...rti , lizr ' .1"po D .! - R EFERENCE—Mpisons, Tarr mesTat.n ... "B. . ' I NDULGENT,GOOD•LOOLING, wc.syr•Ltrotorro sr t - i . j" 9 Iwirowson.; PXOTIMOCIE, A 3 D' A 31 A T V E R. Shop No, R. ftssement of Searle's Hotel, 00 Turnpike Street_ kicurrnost, Jan. 21, 15;,.-td . LISII GRAMMARS irical 'and Ciitical, the ed, and amply Muslin ii ihe oral Exercises with , Edition. Revised and ortrail of the Author, pages, large pear°, $4,50. Edition of the work, . is- a considerable en, I, and contains a number, lrtant points in English . amined, neyertheless of ility of the language.— now corers the whole and brings the subject history of the language ..ost efery extant writer g, in sonic part. of the • nted on, or incidentally GOING •. GOING' . . . • Buo ng o tb w v . gh ttesletTcdmregrthee Sbertlf:.Werefer dispo# GREAT EtigUCENEVTS • ARE OF FER ED.VI AR IMPROVED. L NGLISH GRAMMAR .Deei9otcd for the , and Private Learners. neon Stereotype edition., It/or. 335pagvs,11mo i . • 's Institutes of Gl•ammar .ouri notwithstanding the rs which have from first i with the Institutes ; it bliifavor, and is largely rv. The doctrines of the I educible from It common of langtiage and a just .gies of speech. And - in gement, accuracy of defi n and comprehensiveness .. red by competent jud3es ttvc edition-of the Institutes, ustomed a use the work, = plifications and improve ,. ! more of- completeness as Badaptation of the plan to B truition. , a mar Improved ENGLISH GRAMMAR: If the Author's Larger 8 of English Grounar." netc,'Stereotyne Edltiou. the Author. 122 pages, rice 25 ends. tor's Notice •n to all persons baring de state ...of AMISA MOSIER, , that',the same must be ned artnngement, and id Estate are requested to ELATT, Administrator .—OW.F3w A, 'ION. 1:IPTIONS - • 'Veto rock - Wu&ly Triburee, ear, by - • F. B. CHANDLER. r• TO:AGES. A new sup, d for solo at this office, .6, aro now receiving their stock of EXPENSES. __...:l_,___ EMBP ODERIES A .IVD RIBRONS, SHIRTS & DRA WERS, •CLOTHS AND VASSIMA 4 RES, Sd TINS & SATTINETTS, CASH (I.ISTO3I.EitS• . or 09 wall CREDIT. with approve& not Those who .wieh to•themselves of ILIA opportunlt3 - , sibslic to ettli it the Store, or • GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUIIi & CO,. AT EITUER 1 310-1711:0SE, SUSQ. CO., SUSQV.EIIA.N.Y.4 DEPOT, .S:FSQ. or Talir.:l ND A,BP A D D CO.,PA , Where it offer to suit the 11 1' 1 MEM AVOID SUSPENSION, Great Barg'',,ain. . . TO PUReIIASERS OF All RI DS OF Dry Goode & Ready Made l plothing, whieb..b.re,een latelyrreliased under cured*w d loalees. , aidl selling at he same. A. splendid stack of . DRY - GOODS I, COILPRIKNO ALLMOST EV 'Ziff IplqlitOF -PRl",c3@ CIOSIDg. ni '4 SI-CU As ItICH. MOIRE ANTIQUE. - BLACK AND FANCY SILKS. PLAIN AND PRINTED FRENCH IH ER IN(Hi, .. SHADED AND PLAIN ALL WOOD, .1 ANII COM MON-DELAYNES., 1 .r.A R A 1 , 1 ETTA '6 :h to:leper cent. lower Mize eyer. Pt... A c. In 110.MESTIO . COODS . , -. ‘, - . ,_ .crer Meek 15 complete anti adonlelleg low., Weltm hare- ee h • •, • A HEAVY STOCK Op i " • MST EISTIMIB width ',girder &I per cent. lower than'ani , rater ndablisbutehl this seetion. 4notaoeinkv. made to order to e neatest =di manner, sudAVARRAT.TI.D. Att - kinds ortintlittaken at the HIGHEST ttIiRECLT PRIDE A bwriri4Ato, and Geese Fortress,. ; I !lease vitt and price our goods, and sartsfgssionetees of Meat FA - TS.{ Winttesiberg„llt rienbattni at. Co. )11:INTROE, Ta„nor.l6, I , D HAI:ITER "WOULD say to the Pu a that he will be at 1" office from nine until ten o'clOclt, a. M., ev ry. day. - Tuesdays and Saiurdays„,from bine in,thent ru ing untarnine in the evening, estruordinacies es rit• ed. - All wishing to-see hint will govent fheinstes accordingly. 07 Ifonirose;Jan. 6, 11358.-tf • • .. ARTIST'SIATERIALS -. ai*rs IN !runts, BRusims; • • ,L, TIN, 'COPPER, AND_ ULASS.BLABS A D 1171..UrtS S 4nitc*saplits, ike., at the Store of _ BE7 TURRET , • *ontrote,'Jan, • _ . LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK' DRY GOODS BIM MNROZ.vg2.':AOIt,. , new and beautiful styles • - aim being open.ed by _ , LITTLE ti• Farmers and Meehanies ! Wll.l. please remember,:wbr bulhting, that the subscribers are furnishipg DOORS, SASR, 41. BLINDS,. • al. IC 0 L WU Fit 07,01tY.PRICES,' (freight added) and that they . Ceep constantly au band, alargtralock of . NallsOlass, Putty, Tr~imtnings, in bags, Sash and Blind num.-. teuings, Lime, &c., &c: In filet, we have emit everything lllllkway-o[ building materials, Of first quality, and 'Weil thews at a very - small advance from cost, for Cash. There fore, we confidentki assure builders, that they will materially consuletheir own litterests;'by:givirqf us at call, before purchasing. LITTLE 'S. HARDIA . . • •-\ . 'lk/iE AND .1' . T the loud °ari l boric 4 constantly orthattd,:asid B fur sale at th e very lowest rates, by • • LITTLE - tk LIARDLYO. • _ Nicholson, Sept. '2. 1857. - - tall not re pre- term, a Art or nt con- I pupili figgi YIBE I I ~.. A FRESH LOT a k THOSE FINE, ifi4rl. _y ; . ALSO ~ i 3/3112j 4 e 7 .11 1091:11 4 . in Ilbis4 rnd haltißbls,jus i tTiceived, bY - '. July 15,'57.1 LITTLE & HARPING, :'. Also, d GROCERIES, - ~I4RD.W RE, • • • . CROCKERY, • CAPS, H SHOES, RIBBONS, lIA TS, BOOTS, BONNE7'S, CARPE TING S, - SIIEE TIN GS, G AR, MOLASSES, FLOUR, I SAL T, • P 0 TABII, LIME; - -SO AP. CANDLES,', STONE- WARE,' TIN-WARE di • a hundredth part of which wethavelso time to, enn, rcerate. , Enough to say, we have almost anything and everything, expected to be found , at .a -store in the country, all of which we titre dererrnined to tarp into C ASH , in the very shortest possible IWO.. • And we herewith imue a CASH CITST.O3IER'S.:' We wish it distinctly understood. that for • C S we wilt sell any' kind of Goods, the quality confider. ; , ed, atinuch lower prices than usual. - • FRESIi GRUCERIESa. - SUGAR, MolObs, Rice, Coffee; Teas, and all kindi. of Groceries; a full'stock, just received, and for sale by . N LIPTLEik HARDING'. FOUR SEM . LING TEAL - OLENTY 'that nice YOUNG HYSON TEL,, inime artielp, at fear ahillings, for sale • LITTLE & .11ARDIEV:. - IT IS NOT DISPILTTEDiN lIAT Sateratus. Soap an Citrates, of the beet qualities are for sale by the box, at New York city wholesale prices, by - LITTLE d Hi RDIYISZ. - PURE POTASH. tin Cps; just idiot you want for making soap,. for sale by LITTLE el: HARDING.. CARPETINGS - R ICH all wool carrets, ° are offered at bargains, br LITTLE' ik HARDING._ , ' . . HOOTS & I SHOES. .• • CONSTANTLY on . band the best assortment. of: X./ TENS, BOYS, and\ YODTIIS ' • .„.... DOUBLE,SOLE - BOOTS . " and BROGANS ' and of-the beet manufacture, also . ' WOHENS, MISSES and , CHILDRESS BOOTS, = • SHOES and GAITERS,_ in great variety, 'Jelling off, at very lor - rates, II , 1 LITTLE & HARDING. HATS 'a: CAPS: • FrilE largest stock, and greatest variety, of gociti I styles, in this section of countiy, for sale by • LITTLE cf:' HARDING, • TO LUMBERMEN :11 WOOD CHOPPERS! - lip EST Cast Steel and Steel .Poll hi*, Adzes. Broadaxes, Cast Steely Cot Hill Saws'. also Patent Tooth Cut'Saws, pith Files of all- kinds,. for sale low, by LITTLE & HARMING. TO D'AIRYMEN!! ' rIRKINS; Pawl; Tin, Painted and _Ceder Nits, Butterl3cavis, Dairy Salt, &c., 2e., ; for nate by 117TLE 41-• • .. . • ARE liol.r MU ILPING ; • • , YOTJ will sore money by purchasing your 4ailic,, Pointe, Oils, Sash, Glima, , llooe , Trimmings and jiardware generally, of LITTLE & 1.141011 VG., 1 . ' . -. • • FLOUR, SALT, ANO LIME!! • A large stock constantly on hand, , - .1 .CHILE fk_HARDING.I • , , Crockery and Glass Warei, LI TONE WARE, Looking Glazes, ''• 'Drugs 414 Medicines, Walt'Pager, Window Paper, •lo* Shadet, Grindstones,, and and flanging!, _ Stoves, I Tin Ware,: ' I Chain Pumps, • ,•-• Books,' I Cutlery, • Bedsteade. Patent Medicines - , kc., for sale by - • LITTLE & 114 ATIKC.: - I 10 A 8 Hof- - IVOU can buy almost anything im , tholray of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, for CASHott a very small advance from: coat, by ap plying to . —LITT,LE ct.HASPLYG. . PRODUCE. W r A N T ED! BUTTER; Bug; Lard; Tallow, Beeswax, Gralri 'of all kinds, Bag , ' ' Olt Iron Awl' Coliper t , . Lumber, Shingles, DriedAppless, Beans, ste:, tto, • wantedin exclalnge for gooda, L.v t • LITTLE 114PRIFO; WOLFE'S. . • A,VATIC SCHII II Wit SaINAPPS, 'l3ePt• 1, '67. • TI.IIIII.ELLIT ,• • To liotitigert and Chorister*: TUN "iv" Klock Thiog O s ut s ' pia:the pew Eeticia w i ej - Pik , pipe, c hi ll : the iwurthi Ton Letters A and C s ' For - tuning Itostromepts s h a y 1, cw t . b e beat,". . as' the steuncluioy bo prolonged to en, fiesixtT ble length.' .!lade of the beat Gera= SOi!er, sad 4 irsilißtied, Perrrea;" sad tiPen) , . pert of thetion , 17, postptid,on receipt of $1,00,1* A.: H. MIL orm, ' , f i t Juana, 1837:-.4- - . .• . iiii;ifiiiii -01?- roa Tux it the lowest NOTICE AND. SEE; - Little & !larding. sonr.-DErot, July ,~ BIEN II
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