The only, witness against them
eon, a ognvict from the Western Penitentiar , l
and of notoriously bad character.l arid/ if
was competent, he certainly w.iut not entitled
to any credit, and his tertimony, ' and itat i e4
meat of the material facti was 'cbutia4ct“
by eight or ten witnesses; and the j writthi was
a fabrication. I will state with entiri , cani - 1
dor, that I do not believe that these. Men - are '
any More guilty of the charg,ei agiiitst them!
than 'I am, and it is a most cruel case or in 4 '
nocent men suffering from false and perjul4
testimony.
In my opinion, if there ever lvas n case thud
required the exercise of the partioningTo,w-i
er, , the case of these men presents , the/ very
strongest I presume the evidne, so far as it s
is material, will be, submitted for rout eonsid-i
eration, and I hope and . trust y?ii findl
. - .
j
their case to be One that w ill ful ly ustifY you; .
in granting them a Pardon.' ' i " 1
I
I assure you that you can and Ivilltbe jus-t
tified before the public. It is more than thir-j
.ty years since I have urged upon flyitsectt
tire to grant a pardon to any , pne, and It
should not do so nowlf I did . n4t feel per-1
fectly confident that these men aim innocent.l
I aw, with great: respect, 1I 1
1 • Your obedient servant, 1 ' \ • i
- . GARRICK MALI, i
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PAILADZI.PiIIA; July 5, 1354. 1
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' • • . Interesting from Kalamai. II
•Mr. Charles 11.Bmnscomb, late of Chicopee,
. -who went out as' p i oneer -Of .- the &it eini
igata-party to Kansas , from New -Engliind,
rettitied. to•this city yesterday", bringitig very'
. i
gneyttigitecounts from the emigrants. The
whole party were in excellent health•, and
spirits, looking forward confidently • Ito the
. full realization of their expectatios' and
hOpea. ' They had selected, and loeatti -t em=
' selves. on a beautiful site for.a town, 6 the
right bank of tlai-Kinsas River,
• forty' iles '
i
frian . its . mouth,. where they . had i
. their tents and .conimenced the. - const
of their cabins. They have,forin - ed a.l
‘ squatter -, organization, or which th
;President is Mr. E.:Fuller,
.late of thi.
1
and Mr. E.. Davenport of Boston is Sec!
• Mr. Branscomli states that his expect
• in, relation. to. the * country were reali;
. every respect ;And in the
.abuiplance
springs of pure, sweet and excellent wit'
far exceeds his anticipations. '
Mr. 13; states that if •the emigrantal push
fOrward from the free 'states tlie. :wil l, ndt
• only secu're to themselves; easily and ''pt b
ell'eap rate, a future independence in
. j a iliost
delightful climate, but will, also seen 'el l Vie
new State to freedom. Even . the emigrants
from the slave States, .who donot carry slaes..
will vote for freedom, and - the slawhOlders .
themselves begin to give it up that tile IStalte .
must be free. One slaveliolder in Franklin,
• Mo., explored the country , . and having• 'se, lec- 1
ted a claim , near where the New-En,;land ,
. Company ave located, returned to liliS.seuri 1
and removed his effects, including four ril ate s,
on to the location. On his arrival, finding'
the population coming in from Ali' free
States, and judging well . the consequ nees-,•
he repacked his effects and took them and
(i
the slaves back again to Missouri. " A, ..•
from Virginia, who had selected a l. -, 'ait,.„
on seeing what the character of this?pco .4-4
tiou was likely to be, 'remarked that 'lle - tWaiThj
not such a d---4-,1 fool as to Irringlis 4vi4s
there. . -1
. , , , -
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Mr. B. seems very' happy in the entouttigH
ing prospects of his new home. Alter° at
tending to the business which lias'ehrwatit
him East, on his own belialf.ana that of, liii
associates, he will again returnto funs 4, in
season to accompany the pexe train ofiLig,
grants, and to afford them the- did'and adviee 4
which his "experience finalities liiin.to impart.'
Tr ;., ....?.... 1------ l''k.
will consist of about 1,00-pessous, and prat..
,
titer will leave New-EiNglanclthe latter pavt•
of this month. - • ,
Some, of the daveholders inquired - , c,f• Kr
Branscomb whethei he, was Eli Thriye. To
Massachusetts, of w al they had heard iso
much. -Mr. B. rep od that he was not, but
there was a man i the company who was
ready to personate 'Mr. Thayer, and take it the 1
consequences, if they world pay the company
the *2OO which had been offered' tor NIL
Thayer's appr9hensit'in and delivery,J, The'
informed them, moreover, that they stood in
the same position Mr. Thayer did; and that
they were there . to test the question of the
rights of American freemen in that teritpry.
—Worcester (Mass.) Spy;Aug. 12:
\
Democratie County Canventio
The Democratic 'citizens of 'the 'bounty of
Susquehanna are requested to meet in their
respective Election Districts, at, the plaeeof
holding the General Elections, on! Satu ay .
' ' •
the 2d day_of September next, andr elect_ w o
Delegates in each Di:strict to:- the Co nty-
ConventiOn, to be hohlbn at the Creurt-H use
t {
in Montrose, on Monday the 4th day - of , ,ep
tember, at one o'clock P. M., for thelitirrose
of nominating candidates to bl supported by
the Democracy of the County, for the various
offices to be-filled at , the ensuing election h .
In accordance with the usages of the Dem
ocratic party, the Standing Committee, 'ap
point the following township' Coinmit f es,
who are requested to give notice in their rei
spective Districts of the delegate meetkngs
and attend the same, and serve as the Bollard
[
for the election or I)elegates : . I- •
Ararat—O. L. Carpenter, B. IL Dix; r!la
thitniel West. . ,I
Apolacon—James Lynch, David HU itil,
E. Heald. ' I
,
Auburn—Daniel -Ross Jonas Carter, ' :
halt
Bridgevtater—Latham Gardner, JaS. O':
en, Perrin Wells.
_
Brook.lyn--,C. C. Dail; Franklin Tenik..-
bury, Arai Ely.
Choconnt—Jagper Stanley, Michael Kane,
.Ir., Michael J. Donelly. . '
Clifford--Jonathan Burns, John Baker,
Martin Decker. -
• Dimock—Anifew Young, F.11..H011i
dadm • .
ihindaff—George Cone, T. P.- Phinne
B. Welts.
Franklin—W. C. Smith, T. Smith, Jr.;
Peck.
- Friendeville--Dasi4 . Sherer, Piles Q.B
Wm. Robbe. •
Forest Lake—Elisha -Griffis, .ludson B
Thomas Meehan. • i • •
Gibson --John IL Clain, Ira Washhi
Luther Maynard,.
• Great Bend : .7-Wm. Greein f J. C. Fish,
rOn Thomas.' . '
HarfSird—Gige‘ Seymour, LT.
E. M. Blanding. •
. Harmony—Jas. -Comfort, A.. .W,
cob Taylor. -
- Ilerriek-Whoeler Lyon, Chas.
trastus Day. • ' • •
Jackson---:Wm. Beeson, Levi Pa
Ames:. : I
Jeasup---AuAtia Lathrop, Ilarvey
man, Zeno!. Saiiti.
• ' Latln4- . --Aaron Sanclers,-firge a
Innt,,Wm. Robinson; .
Leninc—Warren
Wm. Paine. . • . •
Liberty—lmac poi l tsto(.l ; . P
fiaumel Turrell.• ' • • .
Middletowri--tz: C 1 'LYouelly, Otis
Miles Baldwin, :• . .
Montrose-W;
C. M. Simmons.
INT! MilfilN—lNonnan Tingley, Peter Me-
Tnnfithy I3oyle. - .
Oaldand--r-Wirreu Geo. Jameson,
Samuel)3riiih. '
Rush—Henry 'Granger, Win. Sherwood,
James Logan., .
' Sayer Lake---k philage, Dennis Sulli
van, Tiniotki. SwOletier. • -
Springyille—lLlC7Sherritan, Miithew Gar
dener, James'
susqueimina—Alvin Seymour,
Sinith * George Fe:rdyee. ,
Thoinpsoti—M.' J, itumford, W.. 13. Stod
dard J. Cros 4 3.
By order of the , County. Committee.
'•• - Delegate Election.
• IC lHE l DemOcratic Electors '1 the township of
. Bridge Water, will meet at the House -of
Wm. K. Hatch, on Saturday, . he second day of
Sept. next; bet seen the hours of 3 and 6 o'cloCk
I. M 4 for the "purpose ofchoonlitg two Delegates.
to represent them in the Democratic County Con.
%iention, , to bebeld at Montrose, lifonduy,.Sept.
4th, 1854. :: - LATHAM GARDNER, - '
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• ' - • Prnerx Wiets, Corn.
• , 1
~ . - JAMES O'BRIEN.
Drid n . 'Ater- Aug' 31, 1851.' '
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• 5 HE D e lll mr.r l Tt g li al clE c let E t( l l 4 :( l )f i° th ill e . BorOugli of
( trMontroi,•e. Oro:requested to meet at the
Dort House „ on Saturday, the 2d day of Sept.,
*.tween the liiturs of two and fire o'clock ,P. M.,
frpr the purpose of-electing two Delegates to rep:,.
resent them, irr the Democratic County Convention
tb be held in Montrose on 31onday,. the 4th.day
of September,llBs4. •'• .
i -- ... -•- . ; W.o. H, Born,
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f - : 11' u. A.` CnossNt.ax.
t . • ' , !,, -. 'C. M. Simmoxs,
'3l4.introse, Aug..3l, 1854. ' . Committee.
t • .-- The Agrienittkral Society
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ET af . tliii egitirt Ifoitse;
,C. Carmalt, E1q.1, 1
41
President if chitir. .: . - ~-..
, The proceedings -of , ihe last' Meeting were
•then read - and adopied. , The. following Itcsoltf
t` n -was then' passed :- : 1. • ,
Resolre,d, That the Ex 2 Committee' be author
,il ed to employ a - Sdperintendent.to take eharg l o
l ' io
or the.internal arrangements of the Pair Ground
and,Lto prov.ide all sniial4e acconimod:itionS for
A e' members and visitor. attending the l'air.--L•
aid Superintc l :ndene to lath, in - concert with the
Ili..Com mit teelandife alloWed such compensation
{
r
as they Ahall Oiit; propbri .il.
i
!rle re:iolutio. of Ge,lr.ic Walker in regard to
r \
ene<ura ' ing the art of- Farming was chain laid
01 - 4 forllirther considiration.. On. motion .the .
Society adjourned. • 1 1 • 1 .
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1 -1 1• \ • '1 1 1 11 01 1 .4;. JESSUP, Stiere(arY.
. I Aug ' . 23,.1854, 1 ” 1 - - '.-
•
itl 1 1 • i ---''-t-=---46-..0......-__
;^ \ • Teachers' Association. ..
7 ',V.,)tice is hereby given that there will be a
- rneetitiv,• of the - Stisq'a co. Teachees'A.ssocia- 1
tton 4, Diplo,Corpcis on Friday the . lifth of
iSep,ientber next at ! 1 o'clock I'. -M.; at - .thick
titt\C: measures •for the eStabilshte.ut. of a
ire' :teller's hislitute will . be. cons:4*d. . Alt.'
friends of education are earnestlY.;:lalicited. to'
attend. It sis .l expected that the,' county Su- . :
. .perintendent. and other :iiistingtiiSheil friends
H of the educatiOnal cause; will be; pre- - -tept.:
t ' • • I- - .I - Per - ..order, dec. :, •
:': , 4. 31, 1854:
1 c ed
ti 't on
eou a T
.' il lfi ,• t
i tV
i r t4ry.
1. , ...1 i t_i ups
41 It r i
,uf it.
;ter, \it
3
1 41W" . .T0 PC110)13 out ql , Euiployintent...,
I -". 4 3 9 ( 09 *l9i l Oo a li - i!str.
H ~A CH.A.XCE Tp MAKE MOSEY aSD DO GOOD,
11401 f. AGE"NTS WANTED.
Mlikikaletriter publishes a number of most
II valaable Pictorial !looks, very popular, and
Of such a moral and religiuos iofluence thatmrhile
gotstUtnen way SafelY engage in their ciNulation,
,they. will confer * public benefit, and receive .a
• . • compensation for their labor.
1 To men of enterprise and tact, this business
.rfer* an opportunity ibr profitable empla,yment
-r-ylers o tys' krirtrryrnriti - riz c lagc.' fit circa - anTe; 'writ
ioceive promptly bv mail, a Cirdialar •containing •
full-particulars, with " - Dirtions , personsijis.
posed to stet as Agents," together with the terms
On which they will be' furnished, by -addressing
thesubscriber; postpaid,
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, •
. • • " 181 Williani Street .acme- York.
Ems' Ic Prtiss, and readk !lir Agent.; by the
Ix of ;October, 1851, " Sears' 111uvtrated De,
acription of the Rtissian umpire." For' farther
particulars address its abov . .
lfilekok's Kinproveti Portable Cider.
- • 1 , Mill 4 1
THE subscriber having ottaittedsa agenek for
"Ji_ itheabovelMills is prepared to furnish those
who may desire, with thettest Mill in eiistence.
\ Theladvantages of this Mill are, that it can be op,
erated by hand,4horse,water lor steam power. Can
be easili , more dby two men. Can be operated
i .
i the diehard, harn, cellar #r kitchen . Running
i by hand, it will make.
frOm
.10 to]ls barrels
o cider per day, by Steam from 30' tollo.
It ,will make one fourth !more rider, from the
same tinantity of apples, than the old. method
(without the addition of strow or water.)
-Yotreas ALA) times, have cider fresh, clean
and sweet. -I.Witlt it; .you!ann press your cur.
rants,-cherries al cheese, grate your apples for
apple.liutter - or,:pies: In short, this Mill is war.
ranted by the Pro to be superior . to say
Portable Mill in t e world! _ .
e
'
. Send your prd or apply personally to A.
Bushnell, Ararat, nsq'a county, Pa. i
The .above IF.tilla. are man urachnet solely
. by
O. iN 7 .,liiekoli, HattisbuttiPa., and furnished at
the mantifseturers price.. 1 A. BUSHNELL
Ararat, Ang,::30,1854--35w43* . .
- - itea t* '--
1 r_s p• : , -• • . ,
-1-) V cEllrf.b. this Any from ' , O Nanniket cry. -a
.1.16 new lot of treastripi, wit.rt-ip-,„*.-w)atterns.
• l' . , .I,
i • •. ! . : - 47,k-it ~ .-D - .1.. PWANS.
1 1 :1 No. 2,00 i etion. - Mdl. i •
BintiinantOn: --
Aug. 1 28, 1854. . \ "
E 44,0( . GS—Sonia choice foiee vlVEArringi
(N
'Old. day re , peived; by - I) 'it 1 . vans.
L ,.. , .
- ,V4rietY nt Ha ndsome ßuidri.iie • received
44' • . • ' ii.,L . Eymis:,
(2191..4? . ..4tad Silver Speetieles of all . ages jest .
1, -)l'..cwifred'af\ 7 '.. , ..
A. J. E . sus. - :
• ~
.-; A dm a n -
astrator's Sale: -
:
,x i ,
CE \is.iliaroby . given, that by virtue of tori
- e4 order of S.4le, Issued from the Orplian",..
court orriasquehinca Quint"' the follcming : des.
dribed•propertylate!ithe • estate of. Timothy D.'
Shay, Jed.. will bel exposed' to Public sate by
ven - dire;liari Salitrday the 23d day of September
next': Botinded; north byJams of ,Thomas It.
Howe and 'John Birchard i eastAylauds of Chas.
'Webster and Erastus Cole, south. by lands - of
Abel' Slierman,Matthew McK,eby and Erastus
Cole, and west by lan& of Judson Burr, contain
ing 154 - acres more 'or less, on' Which therm la an
improvement or abnfit iOO-otres, good dwelling
:house, barn, wagonouse, two orchards, /4e. &e.
'Sale to be held vpol the pretnissln.rorest Lake
township at one o'clock I P. X.. l'Ottts of pay.
ment made known on day of sale: '; . - - 7 -
I i
BEND N SHAY, Mkt:
Aug. 7,18,54.-34 w ,i .:.* -
Admiiiietratrii' Notice:
xrtyricE is hereby givm. that letters testa
trientary uPon tho estate of Martin Han
nan, dOe'd, late ',el' -the township of Middletown,
have been granted to the eubscribere All per
sons indebted to !said estate are herebY request
to rOake itatnediate payment, and anise hay,
ing claims upon liaid estate to present - thew duly
attested for I,9(tlement. I '
WNW, ' Ada i r*,
• MititlBs4.-35w6*
7 4
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ril. 1: 1 1 , - : - .*' ‘,: . Notice. -' ' .
IZ ee wieyiag to dispose of a sii
I be*, ' - log Nadine wit tr eelf.eleaner,
gt..
i good Inicill.inier would notify the public
revill eel t cheap at Ovate 410,,Ju1d will
t the pay moil the autehltio ibis time to
„ are will take 'it in grdn. I , IMIT p erson'
•iehinvirtyystralUise., may 'Ultra the mutleaUrs by
Iling t ut,the entescriben. in Ditno c k-', -.-.• .
Lin' , •-• le July ` Wfu.' BAKF 4 R. ..
Ir, 18.54--2611. 1 1 i
. BoydilVin. A:grostuani
1 ''~
• Dr. Baliey •
• • FOR EST WI NE 1
•
The discorery qf The FOREST WINE is (Aggress:est bk.*.
i ¢f the age. Pat up its Qum* Bottles, a single bottle of
whir* does more:oat and goes further in the cure of pis.
ease,' than ten bottles of any eu'rsapas ilia in list+ nett
rearranged le cure without any unpleasant or weakening
. .
ref.
method by which all Parsaparillasi, and othersholiar
; 0111e gi ,4 i.....teesirepared, ist by boiling the Monte or r,lante
to obtkin the eat tau . Their medicinal virtues irrthus
4 1 ' 1 11E 4 41111Y evaporated and destroyed.
It lettot to be wondered at tben,ibat ten and ere* toren
, ty bottles of these Sanaparil las are sometimes taken aritte
out any perceptible benefit. Not no with the Forest Wine!
- Ay the Invention of a wOnderful.themieni appanstiss, a'per•
feet wine le produced without healing; retaining. at the
puree time all the - primitive healing properties of the; tare
Ireedieloal Planta of which it , Is composed. thus rendering
the Forest Wine the moot etScirot medicine the norld'ever
produced, at the same time the moat agreeable.
Tcritirtton y'•—This la to certify that I kave l used Dr.
',Halsey's Forest Wine la tor 'fami ty with the most entire
success. My wife*** had*. allieted 'With Nenralgiallir re-
Sons o f the Spine and Knitieri, end general Debility. I+, She
found 'Reedy relief, and regained her health by - the nee of
the Forest Wide. .
• .
Fronsmy oien , knowledge of this excellent .medicinc,
ionlitientirrsomomend It for the good of others who; may
he enfferine from 'dnti ler complaints, It Is the best . Medi
itter willinhtch I am acquainted, and Voge who are ar
Alctediffitb the abore,or any alinitar disease, may nafely
rely ori its virtues.
Cohoes, Match 6,161,0.. A. 0. MUSS SV.
1 Mere regtinionir.from Cohens.
Dr. 0 W. HA VIET ;—Dear Sir, my wife last autumn was
reduced to a low state of Debility. My family ph clan
advised her to tate your Forma Wine. A ecordlngly ',rent
to tir.iTerry's,rour agent in We town, anti prorated a
'bottle brit, which restored her in , a very short time to per
feet Wklth.
s f Cohn s ea, April 13,1830. ' • lIENRY Dox.typsiciiy.
II reagf ul coirgb I Debility, and Loss of Appetite.
~..
,Da. H a Lady : • . lietripatead, Dec. 1,11347.
I&bottle of your Forest Wine and box of Ville; which I
:.Procured of Mi. James Carr, (your agent for this plseei has
alone Wonders for mo I - bad been in a state of ilisreline for
'More than a year, afflicted' with a s ' dreadtu cough' pain in
the breast, general debility and. loss ofppetlte. :I( be
!tame almost almost a Skeleton, and had been nn ble to leave my
:doom for more than two months; my friers s,teld Mesh bad
lathe Consumption. and despaired of my, recovery. I I amid
it
'not obtain any relief from any medicine I had takin,cir my
!physickm, until your Wine and. Pills were prom:mid.. SiThe
;first dose ofd Piths brought up•from my stomach, Much
Spblem land greenish 'matter, and My stools were Perfrietly
,black.; I than commenced taking your Forest Wihe ,Ihree
'times:* day, my appetite began to return immediately, my
ersogh. eft nie.slnd in less than two welors I was alniost well.•
I nowt njoy better health than I ever did before. ha s vinig in
;creases 25 pounils in seven weeks Your .Forest Wind and
'Pills are ' blob! ' valued in this vicinity. and I owe My rO,scov
cry entirely to their virtues: Notirs s 'respeetfully,. p
ill Alll. l l. ri c A LTill - D rm.
~.. - i s ' Af feetiows of the K itltistys s . I j
k Mr. T. ..I Ono.. a highly respected 31erclinnt of No!. 3 ' lB lltroadry, New Ynik, cured of a severe aireetioo o the
, •SKidittl sby the Forest Wine and Tills... I' I
Jilt. oe. W. !IA I.,4EY—, -New York, Marc h 12.15, 3: '
I Deltr, Sir, In the summer and fell of last year IV.I a
"severeeri niPlaint (4eitir Kidney:,
which ren , lisrOd me. , c ite
'unfit f4r husinisss. l procured '
pour ' , west 'Wine 4nd h is,
lehieh ettred me I nsh few. weeks hoc, and I have rated en- -
,oyrd lultet health than I hare"or ninny years previonsly.
..
prom 'heir efficacy in my own case. and front what I, ii now
,•our in'edicine to hare done for others I ate induced to
reenmMen I them as the hest medicines with whlehlt alb. ad.
/s in aint s hd ." Yours. respectfully, - 'T. J. 'Ol LLI M.. ' .
gliy•ipepsilm.—Tlit•roarii thonsands rum] esierylYear
, :of this 'nlise.sise by the Forest Wine and Pitts; .. "
.yspepsin,
yj ~,rie,ii es s and Indigestion, ore kindvisl c ditl,lai its,i fro.
'fluently existing together. and the mire of one, is ;ten . ftnily
the rinse ninth' Thelforest Wine and Pills Above all erne
'dies 5 . r1 preelnitietit in the c ure nt Dyspepsia.' ' 1 I i -
17 rostinione 0fMr..1..N. YermilO; of New York Citse, dated
1 ',..itity 9th, 1552. ', , ' . l
1 1)U-1:i. Vt•as IV 11ty.:—Dear Sir. paving been •11r , 111 of
Dyspep f nia by tie. use or your Forest Wineand Pills: I take
the libeTty to offer Yon city name..le,lot•vjwizma.,,y 4 1c , 1in,,,,y
ane may be benefitted by Your excellent rstnedles.. I For
Many year's I have been"afflicted with this malady Iso Bully.
that nearly one third
. ormy time has been' lost from husi
neap. The Forest Wine and Pills have restored me tri ex
relitenthesith.,, and I cheerfully recommend them, as ! am
Pmtwittlied Oilsaidilanywry of thesereintaliei are tt blessing to
; New Torte, July Dth,1832. ; it
J.N. 'ERMILS.
J. 1s •
' Dr. (r sW. Halsey's Gum.:Coated Forest I Pills!
TheChim-rosted Forest PM:rare designtal to iteetomiany
the mien Wine fn ' he c ure of Diecase their romhint . : tic
- Bon eing tenet smirching and effective. They are infinite.
by be te a- than \ any other Pill or Carthartic,Pikodueingin all
li
inuesssben this clam oftnedicitiet are:nsefnl,atmost charge.
Inpr MVO: They are purely vegetable,, nevergripse,*ay
be takes any tithe without fear of taking cold, hkr,drituce
from .btasiness, or disagreeable effects, and pass off; leiving
ihe bowels perfectly,mstural, Which is all impend nt for the
Perfect recovery and continuation 'of good health.' Thou.'
(satet4 can trtify.tn.the groat excellenee of these.Plllsabeave
Nel others. The Forest Wine accompanied by the ,Fdreid
Dills. arje most effectual In the care of all the following eouls,,
p.t laints • 1
Dysp4psin,Flabitual C 4
ostiven,, Liver Complaint: Mlle. S
ma, Pilfor4 Lbstinateyeadache, Pidiples;Blotehras andrun-,.
I.lo , sithypeOlor of (he Skin, .inundfce, Adige. and Peres., ',,Salt
r.heum.,! Brysip el as, , Com plain is incident only to Donal qe.— '
'Languid:tine weakness; Niclit Sweats, _Nervous Diterlens;
Denerablll Health, and iinpuired state of the Constitz(lon.
S The iisarestAbine is put-up in large square - bottle's, With
lie Ilhirley'annine {down in theghtss. -One Dollar per'isMtfs
fle e °eats brttles for Fire Dollars'. •Omn-ccettedForeatPilit
13 eenta'per Box. For Sale by bhe appointed. Agents, at
'Wholessalo. and Retail.. General Dept f, 101 Dtlatlegr. itreet,
one dont from Hudson. New,York. .
Appointed Agents In slle st rose, Abel TurreU ; Great Bend,
Lucien scott. s .
.34v1 change quarterly,
'
Flom and - Salt
tr•esh kiwi - Codfish andMackeref7-inst;re
!-
caked, and for sale by G. &W.H. t
ixTO ipir opening a Hoksbead of New Orleans
swvar, fair - artiele- for 6d per lb: - '
'We Nvould call the attention' of the ILadiesi' to
a beautifut assortment of Lawns, Poplins, 11,4rege,
and Challi Delaincs, and summer Dress Isilks,
French Needle Work t &e., which We are 'deter
mined i . .to sell very cheap. -
G. S. W. H. FULLER.
Montros Aug. 3, 1854.
A.dministratrix's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given' that thters "retta- .
Mentary npon the estate of J.F. Reynolds ,
dec'd, late of Rimer.* township,- have been', gtan
ied to . the subscriber. All persons indebted to
Maid e state are hereby requested tti *Make iinkne
diate. payment, and those . having elairnsl upon
Said elate to present them-duly attested for set
tlement. • • J. A. REYSOLDS,
Dimock, July 1 . 9, 185.1-29w6*
ORE NEW GOODS.
At the - Ready Pay Store.
THE subsci l ibers beg leave to advise !the
that they are•now receiving an en•
tirely new Mock of Goods for the Summer anal
Fall Trade, einbracing nearly every article
for at a country Sion ! ; which were bought at
the present low prices in Nein York, for cash,
-and will be sold astonishingly .cireap. GiatOful
for thif very liberal patron?g& heretofore eaten
ded• tai our establishroenwe solicit a contirin
ince of the same, nod as much increase aslp4si
ble. We claim to have in a measure revolution
ized trade in this community, by compelling a
great reduction in prices arid (in some care:l) a
dimitnition of exorbitant profits; and we trust
that algrateful, public will" duly appreciate find
reward oar effcirt. Our stock of Goods i flow
iarge, , nd every
. way suitable for the
more extensive, in fact, - th4rt usuallykeptin this
Place. Those' wishing to purchase will do well
to mit and see lig. I '
: Smrra & LIEU? sTr t x4i.
BroiAlyn, July,26, . I '
-I s Broad eloths•
Lik -A, SE assort rat, and ofmscollentqwl.
ttr. CaspitnereyirVnialiga:' l 94fidetai / /sins,
4E6., bougilt recently at the ruling low pr4.c4nd
rillbe cold correspondingly chenp,. by I
SMrrn &
,1 I I
' article
p per. / 7 ' - • .
&14
~1 ,• S3ITTII. _EALE.I
T ADIES DRESS Cono4consistingofLaivna
(mourning and.faney Atylce) Poplio64es,
Challi Bareges, Barege Do-Laince, De lieges,
g.e.,icist received and fur sate cheap, by 1 .1
SICUTH & liEalr9TEAnl.
NOTICE. - ,
perions rue' hereby cautioned 'against
ILI, ierebaeing a certain note given by the ant):
licribet, for the sun] of $70,00; bearing data July
25, 18P4, to EdinOnd Sanders or bearer.; f3aid
iote being - void for want of consideration, and
Payment of the same will be resisted.
_h
ROSWELL SLAW.* ..
Auburn, Aug. 22, 1854-34w3*- i i.
Pumps! -
.Pumps i! g,
greatest improvement .of the a 6, C.
I . . Williasnif -Patent Double Acting tall,
'Valve,Force and Lift Pump..
r .,11n isnproyctrieot
above other pumps or ' for lifting
and throwing Kater(combini4 apon44nd
FireFon t' ine.. This Pump,: . .pataitilihr February,
1854, is the' wholeof it metalic, no bolbi or
iciest-4 about it to rAst„ 'consequenntly it! will
buil, a Manis,life time. ". It can be used in , e very
tiarieti of form, can draw water from any trit#a
/#1 cony it to any part of a house,f i . is
aupent•uto all other putopt for distilleriei. Pa
per MIN, Tanneries, Brick YtuNls, Iron Wofts
and lifimufaeturibt eatiblishmeats of all Wadi."
Ail orders must fen addressed to Ada4o4llW
mick. Loderava, who U L U: O O4 0 0 s ou p
right for Sago a CatuitY.-
. tr.
A.ag.l/9. I tf. •
trAtlH Paidlor WOOL - :
• J.•EI ISUTPUJOit,
kiliu*teravillu, July !6, 184
;,- i
. , 'HAM._
}TIE just receive
' .I pring:atul Sumt
They' are now Prepared
vor ti with a call.
Dritss GOODS of all t ifierent ,
kindri, nab as
811 Plaid and: Changa Silks 4nd M . tilli.s,
,1.,
Crap] and Silk Shaw lawns,', Barn, s, De'
Bage, 1)e Lain's, Challis, hite GoOds, - bro 'nand
bleatfhert sheqtings and hirtings; in hie every
thmg inithis line.. So a STUFF'S, are large
stock which we offer ve low, all gmdes fitot.
ton goods in this branch nd brown and -allow
--W
Linen. : CLo.rits.e rite attention Itn our
stock' of. Bldak, BrowaiGron, and 1.11 !berry
Broaleloths, also 131'k 4id lancy Cass metes,
Tweos4 Kentucky Jean.4&.e.&c.
L:olies call and examine owsteek of simmer
ShaWlsl We : have sotto biutiful patt .rrns at
favoiable priccs. • T '
, -
r kßonnets and Bennet Riblp, a . : good s
sort
ment; llOsiery and Gloves offll kinds, al4o Par
asols, a 'Very large assortmeritchidh we 11411 sell
cheap, ljuthrellas,Travellin ags,Sateh Is; d.:.c.
, 1
~ Ladies S oE. , - 11
~.
,
Cloth'and Morroceo - Gahm, Patent , atlier
Buskins, also Col. Gaiters, good stock of all
kind's which We offer at our‘rial low rates.
I Crockery and Glass - War; Fluid. L.-mfrs. and
'luid, wood . Pails and tubs, Loom; bedeofdsoke.
Greceries • a eemplete stol; , which we Will sell
•1 ,
at a-very small advance, alS44,shtim Saltl by the
Sack; and a variety of Goad: too 1 nutnefous to
mention.. Wei invite the Mention ofrill who
wish to: buy goOds cheap to 411 and exaane our
stoek:' .- t • •
Mrintiose, June 1, 1854. i
.
STOVES &Iry w
Sunnelii#ka COnut
C!;'M LATHROP &Cd. wouia bed 1 .are Ito
1 . 1 •
si rirAttrn thitnks to tile' friends for tileir
I)atronage for the 'laslyear and lige they
will continue their favors; ihieh hopelto mer
it bY;'stsiet atteirtion to bu3ness, :ivii log prices.
We .baWe the most niiprvtl pattettis of ' - ro,es
ever brow , bt iato this markt lturinrr wt i h nay
be found -• • 4 • t
8 tA 14 OF 1711::7 I V El.7' (litera(ed pren,)
etliT/ VA'L'OR.
/4A O ON,
21.77:1;1 1 WORLD,
". I .OP Et
711 RE E S4'AT ES, at. Air 7 . 'ight,
ers'.too tintnerous• to mention. , . ,
1
lAre also-hare on . hand a large assert nent of
Tip ,AVatic of a - li ear/ qullity, expressly I 4 home.
trade; CheriCheriand Well.Putoi of all des *iptiOns,
It'af Pipe of all:sizeu; reels for , ellitin Put . psi &c•
&e. i JO) worlOone wth neatness and .spateb.
All kindsof . prOduco • 'taton,. or approvy - credit
.2 i ve i l . ;Gi ve Us a eanif you plo:ase. ' :Opp on
gaini st fee t, directly - Olivn,ite the intrn. •Offirf.
-. i! . !-- -C. D. LATHROP, :.' .
i' ii ~ -; ' c- S. A. IVPODRIUFF„
Pits
~ I
h limitl for Fors f:
1 : - • - i- L. W. .
Stoves -forl,the TOoplel ,!
TnE''subsc - riber is .now receiving his alt-und
; Winter stouk of Stoves: whii3h, wh n nein
pletc, will be thy largeat and best Oelecte assort-.
meat ever offered - to ll* inhatitatas of usque
hanna Chanty. This stock will consistiof some
ticenty liiltirent patterns of wcodend eo4l, Cook
ing tind 'Parlor; besidesfAny quantity of six Plate,
i i
and bffie.e stoves. - 4 • . ,
The tOderstned fl atters himself that is long
experietlee in the Stove busines,'and h s fieili.
I. l \
ties . r. Manufacturing his own furnitu re iind Pipe,
enables him to, Sell, not only Trimmingsr.e., but
..7
Stoves, lteafer, xlian Any of his !cosnpe itors.—
lie ivillsell Sipve pip; made of , the best Eng
.lieh ttel;Atitertean iron. at 8 eta per lb. 4ul oth
er furniturejn,preportion. - , I
No.twithstanding The:present 10h prieg Oflron
and the consequent suivitnee of c4ting!t, I am' en
abfed td:sell stoves al, o;diarices,: and malty kinds
at about two tbirds of price that ! th y ti=e
been sold for in- this ..viii install e, for insta e, Clin
ton Air Tight,,Elertitoivven; with trial ings of
the best:qualitx at $24. 'With sword qprility of
trim sings, inch as are Ingtatly kept by mcirchapts,
at $22. 1.. Othar.kinds of Staves, in propoytion ,for
cash; er,..short time papes.:.,- -. • ' .1 -
_..1.11.1400_eit ail _lrina. Alrit ir e t s m t o - A N- - J r.
. 4i . 17t14 iii . '*"
New Ilford,' July :17ttql 4. :
•
• •
Lodprrellie S are.
• T ,
anhseriber would tut** •Inhablta ea of Lo-
A. &ravine and warren nidin g ialtistry that he asgreat
ly enlarge-a and Improved' hls 4 .antl tilted. pp with a
largc,andeosuplete assortment,-, tiinta,'4lile. Dye
woodOoDje-atuffitOTintlow Glinet; Path, Putty; Tarnish
end !trusties. Also', ; :. • i
Patent genlieines,tlhen3le.als.Gravki-viart i Perfuratry, Tan,
kee OW. onfeetroucry .Toite aoticlis, and a;larki cies
usually kept in establishmeit-of the kind. Also , on
hiwra lati s e assortment of • •
- ' BOOBS . 4 STATIONERY.I
Parierliturginp,.k.e. fr.o., • hit& heis prepared to cell on
as retivonkb7eterme ar anyatorc in the qountry.
. 'DUCT. .1
,• ,
Also keeps in male ream a.gelfiriti isaortmrpt of the
C witascyNig, rote it. .;s.eassfallyastik prepirll and su
perintended by himeell,for hie ovvrtallealbmodatt and the
benefit ofthe public. • _ '
Buibleri.Paintera, Phystelaatt,liebetd Tea ehe Indeed
ullelattsejandprofe.csions wishing repurchase awrit ed
to,calland ace for 'themselves.. • 1
•
It L. S
r icott
Would inform. his formi.r putrenis that his has in
connection with his other businstss a full ainiortrnent
of Boots.tind.Shoes some of settich',lie can Warrant
and sell tie reasonable as can tic beught r at sfrny otti—
eripticein the COuntry.
;- L. El
. ~orerJoha McKlaiiterifirioreno
• ..sde 14,Lodersi
1554.L—tt. • •
rlpiip E e l; Dried Apt>k, Six
&c., ~ iranted in •exchagn (Or G
cash pries, by ' 1). - .R. L.
,
Notice' to the 4ssessorsigiSusq - It Co.
TN obedience to the Militia Laws, of the! -Com
monWealth of Pennsyltianif berelly give
notice' that each: Assesior of :this County will
make thirreturns of delinquentAilitialuen to
me on the second Monday of Siptembstr next,*
ualioßtfail, at the Commission 's office ill :goo
tresN t For whieh, I refer you-t the. Actiof '53,
I li
section second, which reads as is ows: 1 -
a SgcitON 2. That the several issesseri with
in this Pommonwealth,' at the 'Ante Mall ,they,
make -their return et the delis Clint mil#Mmen
to the•cd . unty commissioners - , tit ipojaired &by the
sixth 'Section of the act to-'whicti Isis* a iupple
inent,SlMll at the same time \promo and !deliver
to Um: proper brigade inspector .1. lisfrif.: . id do
linquentS, ott off before the first 3Londay i .torte;in each and every year, for whick said ..essor
shall reei;ive, as a full cienpebsatieft for: h sex.
vices; 'two eel:it-416r each person-4o retie ed, to
be paid by the eouuty treasure osit-ef-th - brig--
ade tnilltary fmid, and !if k‘tis:rfjpesser Iglects
orlef4es to perform' the ditties lrereby el ()hied,
or shall I retur3 persons-not suljeitt .sto atiifia du
ty, within the meaning. of this as, to sl all be
sufijc4fo the pEinalty of twenty : live dol srs, to
be - sO. far and' collected by the _proper tirade
1
inspector; as other debti are', by 'Ali recosierable,
to be *counted for to' the cguntjltreasu rfir as
.a
part of;,the brigade military (MO- - i
. ;';,f; :' • , - ASA RICERii
BrigAns...loth A t Susici Co.
Mefferd, Aug,...12,1854—=331vr ,
. I,
• ' i Law Bookl6. 1 .
r;
A NEW supply of Pun:fetes .I)iiesr, I Rim's'
11_ Juilice am 4 Canstal4e's ditiee,junt receiv
ed at the atom Of the no.biteribe*-, 1 -,
AlsiS . 81uppleinent to Purden't,Oigest„ frnbra
cing tho;laws s enneted during the :last eestin of
the Patteaylvania Legielitard,-
:' .1 , , • 'G. & W.,11 PUI-L rat•
Monhose, Atli'. 15, 1854. ' :-': 1 ." .
• 'l i : Notice.
Tf!t .: undersigned heroby caution all r rsons
. against purchaging three , notes, vi . : one
against lames 'Rliyan, for 83;511,'ono _ gainst
Altai (lilt - noro & Cha's. C. Colo for (0.._ and
one against Nicholas Irwingfor $5,12. AD !Arai
ing date about the first day of 4ovember4 1853
and payable to, James Dwyei.‘4(t. beat*, and
owned'by Ellwonger & Barry. : td
no , were
left with R. W. Daily. The. twoftrat toe tioued
ELLWANGERi I & T. :
beve heel yctid. ' • ii - ` .
BA I R
Sulia.. Depot; Aug. 12, 1.851,4'd , ;f t
;0.
• ;..„ „
, 1
-,_ L; •' SALT, 11 - '
ViT.tr,. . ...
aiATatid Rye Flour, - I" 4 A ' ' ... - . -
P. RI LA:11140 1 1tA. 'O. II-
MOTT
1. heir second Stock of
-Goods this seism.—
show all who i ny fa.
me. I
s, But
ods at
Co.
~~ ~
• RESOLUTION P ROPOSING -
Amendments -to' e -Constitution, •
• . . .of the Comonwealth. - - •
,• SEdripA 1. I Resolved b ''llielSenate and House
;if. Representatives fde the 'oininoinvealtli of Penn
sylvania in' deneral As nbly met, That - the foi
-1
lowing amendments be nd the Immo : are hereby
proposed to the Constft lion of the Common-:
wealth, under and' in atm irdance with theprovis
ions of •the tenth 'article thereof, to wit:
7. 1 3
11
. .
•.- • PIZoi"tiSITINi 1,. • II ARTICLE XI. .
SF.CTION 1.,• The egg :gate amount of debts
hereafter el:mit:tete& by the Commonwealth - shall
never exceed the fiiittl.ollfiv . hundred thousand
dollars, except in case of !wee to repel invasion,
suppress insurrection, o.'l to ;redeem the public
debt of the Commonwealth, !and the - money so.
• raised shall he applied tnitheluirpose for which
the debt maybe contracted, or pay .-such debts,
and to no Otlier•purpose l• . 1
SEcx - yrt 2. To [ray thpphlic debt of the Co—
i rn
monwenlth,-And debts hick, may hereafter ,be
contracted in case of wa to.repel invasion, imp.
I presA insurrection and t redeem the public debt,
the Le g islature shall at heir: .next session after
the ado ption Of this sect[ n into the Constittition,
provide by law for the ereation °fa sinking fund,!
which shall not be abolished till the said publie'
debts be wholly paid, tci 'consist of all the !net!
,annual incorne.from the public works-and stocks!
owned by the Cornmonwealth, or any other funds!
arising under any revenue law now existing Or
that may. be hereafter enaeted, so.far as the same
may be required to pay the interest of said debts
seratannually, andanntilly to reduce the prinei-1
pal thereof by a sum no !less than - five 'hundred;
thousand dollars, jnerenied - yearly by compound:l
ing, at, a rate; of nOtless i than five per centum per,
annum; the!said Sinking:fund shall be invested'
in theloahs Ofthe.Commonwealth, which shal l !
be cancelled, froth time to time.'in a manner to be
I provided by law.:l no portien•of the Sinkimg fund
shall Oyer be applied. to 'the payment of tho debt!
of five' linndretl thnifsand.dolisirs mentioned iii
the 4irst section-Of this article, but the said
. sink!
ing ft:int - 11;1ml be!applied only to the purposeti
', herein specified. ' -
i:tiox 3. The ere lit of the ': ! • . .
- Su Comem - nWealtli
1
'..shall not in any way he igiven or - looned•tb or hi
1 aid of any individual, tOiiipany, corporation ores;
; .
: sot:lotion; nOr shall the ootunitmwealth hereafter
Leconte it joint owner Orstockholder in any com
pOny; asseeintion or etirnoration - in this Common
. wealth or elsewhere, finineil for any purposes. •
I Suctios 4. • ' The CornMonwealth shall never
assume the debts of anv Bounty, city, borough or
-
town-hip, or of any corporation or , : itssoeiation,
unless such' debts shall : have been contracted to
-repel invosien,suppress , iriurrection, or to defend
the State in, war. .
I . IIOI'OF 4 TTION 2, TO BE ARTICLE XT.
.
• -
• Prolribiting Municipal . ffubseripzions.
-, •
-' The .Legislatr, blielil , ..' sever authorize any
eount3tt.kity,rottli4tti*eaship; hy rote of its
vitizana.,or otherwise, to ,hecome a stockholder
innny joint' stock .eompans, association or corpo
ration,-or to raise.money for, or loan its credit to,
,or in aid:of:any such company or association.
• • ' . k 11 B. CHASE,
' • Speaker of the Ilciuse glßepresentatires; •
. .. M. 3I'CASLIN, • •
. .
.
• . . : Speaker of the Senatei •
. .
, . In enate, Aprih 28, 18548. . '
Resolved, That this r solution pass. , Yeawpa,
nays 6. Extract from tho Journal.'
- -
T.A. 3IAGUIRE, Clerk.
In llou,Ao of Itepreseritatives,April 21..1554, I
• Resoled. That this r .‘solutioik.pass. - Yos 71,
nays 20. Extract from le journal. . -; .•
~, .
~; W3I. JACK, Clerk. I -
zECRETARY S UFFICE, 4 I -
• • - Tiled April 29, 1351. }.• ' - !
. •
... . • 1 - .C. A. BLACK,.
Secretary (if the . Commonwealth:l.-.
SS.
• .
PENNS yLlr AMA; 'SS.
- 1
~ , .. • - ' S 1
ECRETARY'S OFFICE, 1
11arriaiamganly 1, 1354. •
- -",-.....• 'I do certify ithatthe.-abOve and fore.
' SEAL going is a trmi and correct eo& - : or ttw
, - 4,—. angora ...Rviietotio' il',.*laticHbAoc.sitti.
- 3
n - its . toneny . iviie"Frcoll'have.Serenato sot my
hand and caused to .Im;lafliied the .seal of - the
•Seeretarfe:oillee the day and year above written.
1,, C..A. BLACK,
• . --', Secretary of the CoMmonwealth.•
Journal-of the Senate.
" Resta talon NO.s62,;'entitled ' Renolution pro-,
posing amendments tolithe Constitution of the
Commonwealth,' was rend a third time. On the
question,,will the•Sern4e agree to the first prop.
osition,the:yensand nays 'were taken, ngreebly
to the Conititution, andlwere as frilfews, vm : • .
Yami--Mt.qins. Buckalew Darlington, Dann . % ,Furgnfon.
Foulkrod, Frick-Fry, o“ciala Illakleniam nammoo. B.
D. ll:nrilin, E: W • llatnlin,.. (rioter, Hoge, Jannintri, Mc-
Clintock, McFarland, Platt; gniggl#, Sager, Slifer, and Mo-
CILSI3I2, Speaker-23.
~ NA ys—Meintrs•Ctabb, Cril
kel and. Skinner—&.
So thequestion was
.ative.
On the qnestion Kilt
second protmsitiOn, thol
ken agrecablr to the
follows, viz:
Yin's—Mee ren An ekelew.
Fry Goodwin, Haldeman, A. L
Hendricks, Hearer, Hone, 2 1
3re Farland Platt Ptiec, QUI e
Speaker-22.
NA T 5 —Nleeers Crabb, Tee*
Kunl.le and Skinner-6
So the question'was ,d
ail% ft-4-
•
Journal of.the I.fOn
"The question recurri
.of the Resolution,. the
agreed to ai follows, viz:
fors—Morena. Abraham, An
Beyer; Bighorn, Boyd, Bush,
Carliele.Chantberlin Cook, C
Bomb, Be Vrattee„Bunning,E
'ans, - Fritter, Yry Gallentirt4
Groom, Gain, Dam' radwOla
Ilipple, llorn,llummel, liana •
man, Kilgore, Knight, Lanry
quire, Mand Wield , M'Conn ell
Montgomery, Moore. ?Meer; •
lee, Pagsmore, Pattespou, Pot(
Prts, ROW.' Feott, Sidu
Smith, (CrantOrd,) Stewart St
hevier, Wieklein , Wright, 7'
Nava—None.- ", •
So the questionlvis
:R•ive. I . • I
On. the quostionlwill th, House - agree to the
second propositit the y; s and nnyswere taken
agreeably to theprovisio' s of the 10th article of
Th
i ti ,
e constitution, and•are ' follows.: •
YEas—Messrs. Abraham %t erton, Ball, Berton, Berk,
Beyer, Bighorn, Boyd., Abraham,
ii, Carlisle, Chamberlain,
Cook, Crane, Cummins, Doi erty, Danis, Deegan, Do
3,t,
France, Duanintr, Edinger, El re'', Brans* Fry. Gallen-.
tine. Gibbony,. Gilmore, Giro , Groom. Gwiti, Hamilton,
Iliestarul, Hillier, Rtente,llun eker, Hun ter. Hurtt.,,lack
man, KiTgare, Knight, Laury.: Lelligh,) Lowrey, (Tloga,)
Linn Magee, Maguire„..Mand rdeld, Artiottnell, WA ee,
Morighan,' Montgomery, .idoo , Moser, Muse, Palmer,
-Parke. Pannlee, Paasatore,
r P tterbon, Porter.Rapilins;
Roberts, Rowe, 5 allade, Scott, !mouton; -Soli irb • (lierkt , ,)
Smith, (Crawford,) Stockdale, Wheeler, Wleklein, Wright
Chase, Spe aket'-71. . . .
NAYS—Messrs, Adams. Baldwin, Beans oufh; - 'irYerly,
Eckert-, Ellis, Hart, Kerr. Horn, plummet, WOOtnbss, Mill
er, Poulson, Putney i EMI°, S .ewort, Strong, Struthers,
7 ; eig:en---20. -'! ' ' ,
So the question was determined jn the affirm
ative.
SECR *TARIT'S OFFICE, •
Ilarrisb rg, July 1, 1454.
PENNSYLVANIA; -.
.--.,-..:' ) do certify th , t the above and forego
)
, SEAL. > ing; is a titto . a . d correct. copy of the
)" , tvtermd"rlA' s" taken on the" Reap.
lution rehitiVe to an amen'. mont of the Constitu
tion of the Contmotiwealt)P- a 8 the'iatne appears
on the Jonrnale of the . tiv.ptHonses' of thd Gen
era! As4embly, of . this CPmnionwealth for the,
Session 'of 14354., •
Witness my hand apd,
this first day of July, op
drei and fifty-fur, •
. .. •,.Stcretary; of
loly 13;1834.-3m.
NOTI 21
NLL -persons are her ' , by cautioned against
porelfaaing a certain note given by me for
the sum of $230,00, bpart .g date the Ist driy of
May , 1854, and paVsble months after date .to
Martin Newman 2d, N. CH Whitrotub and G. C.
Cote, containing-confession' of Judgment. &e.—
Said note being void : foi l i ant of nonSideration
and non fulfilment of contiact by the payees; and
payment °titre same will ; be resisted. ; L.
. ( • P 'LEVIS. PAGE.
Busq'a Depot, Aug. "19;1854.34w3.
• PORK FOR SALIEL,
DORK FOR SALE bY, the barrel, by
' " • ; M. S. WIIiSAN or. A: Eat.tlVlll..
Montro4e, May 17, 18,51.
ell, Hendricks, F.lnrer,lillit
eterthined in the4ww,
• &irate, agree , to' the
yens and nays were ta.
~: titutical,,,and were as,
ante, Furgarcon.
. Iramlin, E. W. littmlia.,
ldeethitoek,
:,e, eater, Wherry, 31cCasiht,,
•
ell, Darlingtcra, framilt!m,
etermined in tho rm-
of Representatives.
0 , on the final pass.ve
. first proposition was
lunar, Atherton, Ball, linuakin,
liyerlf, Caldwell, Cahill,
ne,.Cuntralna, Daugherty,
kert, Edlnger,lildred; ET-
Gibbony. Gilmore, Gtey,
Illeaktrad, =lag
cker, Hunter, Warta:An&
(Lehigh) Linn, BI ogee:Ws.
M'Kee, ;Monnitilan,
use: Palmer, Parke, Parm-
Putney, Rawlins, Bob
e:Phnonton, Smith (Brker,)
haste. Strong, Struthers,
gier. Case,. Psreaker-85.
termined iii the'artirm.
the seat of said oilico
thonsand eight bun
' C. A. BLACK.
he Commonwealth.
TIME DRAM:MD._
WZIS .
4 .
. . -
Dela ia*lLairtisiwniniait
• . LN.4II,INdESIENTI '• ' •
QIQ P andWiteit 51 onday, Aug. 14; 1854, the: Mail
4.4:ziengtiti Trait; will leave Scranton at 8.10,
Due at Great Bend at 10.30, a: at.. - • '! •
•,;•Gonni?cting : with the Mail train boind EaSt. on.
the Y. & BAAL, which arrives in New - Yo
at10:151.v: m. • . .• • . •
' Return; will leave-.Great-Btind on the arrival;
of the Buffalo Express„ bound West, (1.30:i!.,[0,)
Which 'departs from New York - at 6,4-and
arrives ht Scranton at:4.10, I
• •
The Freight Accommodation Train-with itass.•
ringer car attached, will t Irt from &Tallinn at
1.40; v.' itt t .; due ut Groat dt it 6, r. st.,nonneci
jag With' the 3lttil T in 'boutid West, hind ithe=
Night! Express Trains bound both alit and West.
Returning, will depart qoitt Great Bend at 7,
A. 31., and arrive at.Scianton, 11.30, A. m.
Stages will be in waiting on thenrriVal or 'Pas-,
tienger Trains at Scranton, to •entivek passengers
tn Carbondale, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, :Pita:4lo
- via'the Reading R. R.,-Eistuti, andajl 'other
intermediate places: •• • ••
D. 11-DOTTERER, Supt.
• • !. •
Sup't Pirko, Scranton,
•: Aug. 10; 1854. :15tf -it
• •
New -Go ods.
TUST received a second stark of Spring and
,Sionmer Guth's, and for ;ig.ile 4 the usual.
term's.* . • BENTLEY &
Meettose. IJ.O no 1, 185.1.:„ • 1. • • •
P.S. I 43p0 our neinhors won't findlitilt .
with the tt - 1)( vo. modest advertiaement.- •
s' Union Inittrance C, , ,. ..
(las, Brad_ford: l ecittitty, Pat 'cc. .
,• I -
PITAL :200,000 t
BoNas AND llonyaAGr.s.oN REAL
ESTA TE. i • 1
apinst Inca by Ftir:-.. Houses. s,ltores
• littildings. Guodi, Wares, andlMer
as favorable, terins :is . and. sunilar
Losses pro la i/ tly adjusted and paid..
• DIRECTORS.. i - •
1
ccWiilistiAl„Frapeis Tyler,,G, 0, A..
•, D. Myer, C. N. Shipinan, [ '.• l':
J. E. Canfield, Attlen,:: Hon 4 Juba
,v;,rola; GoLl3r.(l'lev • WitkemOn, 'Lk
ti. M. Patin bae)z; Wilkettbarr l el; 2.R.
' Laporte, Pa: . ;., " • '
Farms .
Office, At.
C.
pSECUREDB ,
•
TN ! :SURE.
11 and otho
'y,handise, on
;Institution.
Nrizinl, J.
Welles, Jr.,•
: Laporte, To
ceyyiile G
eliael MyTer
OFFIWERS:
co Willisturr, Pros.; C. F. Wel
Trens: ,I. E. qua - 14;1d, S(.0)1.
Wyalu . tang, BrOfora
•
Hon. "fo i e
Nic'e Tr
Mdru
eon
ishing Machines.'
risrlif; iher being authOized- to sell - nia:
1.. chi inufaetured by ;The.- well -11;e - own
establisi 1 Wheeler . , 'Alelick. l ' Co.,' i'libit.i
.ny,. Nevi , will furnish .the, as
_cheap tifi;
can - be 1 of atty one in , this vicinity as I
ditide.n mission with none-e - cept: th pur
chaser. _., ...aeliiiies•sold by hie •re warrintedl
Also 2 two !horse Threshing .13.eliipes Wit 1 selt
.elearters,.of Wheeler . , Meliek 4 Cd.'.s, ntlitufac•:
4ite_, to sell or rent on faYorabl'e tertbs.• . -- 'er fur:
tier tsrrticulars apply to i -•- 1
' 'F . •T TIFFANY, Dintoek..
z„Dimiek, August 4,1854-3 - itf. -
• • 4-- ' ' -
____
__,_ _ .
WOOL!'WOOL!!
ABll - paid for WOOL, tip
- D. R. L. tt.,
To the Public.
_ .
T the store of Alkel•Turreil, ,l-fontroit ~ Pa,.
..a. !hay be foga' , iirAt rate assortuitint of
s
DrUgs, Macines, Druggist's Glass-ivare,; I i aints,
UK Bruishi t s, D ve-stutEr, Groeeries;yanic c No
tiorrs, fouls dry . doods c . musical Instrumen and
Strings, Illaterisls Jra tights ; Pocli6t kniKes,
Sunons, Jewelry; Perfumery, &e. &c. • 1
.• Persons wenting,any articles in the afdresaid
depiirtznents, (and also soine others not. named')
are ;:esp,ectfully invited to call and exaruitt be
furelfievi.purelis?se. . Dy'Si . 'a i i:p a cg, o a k i fi Tests
- '.- 1 Lai:lU . ..l.i, S.
English Lever Watches
.
.....„.. T nEsnbse.ribei take:l4.oms
. -.
• . ; ,'-fM:- x- , ' - ure A . n...infarniinir his
-
• ,-- i. -.41111- - friends that he' has• r th s' day
•. /
1 4# !
.' , ) I t. received frim Live . el. per
Al • '.., steanier Europa 'a. -la gu.in
)
ip- ,: 0 %,/}-i.-7.-: voice of his•.unrii:ded pgtibh,
L --....._-.!-f . Levet Watches.' -111 g! resent
invoice comprises six. diflCrt• - ..fit • vizieWil,:l4
plain and hunting eases, full Je4velted anil44,in i
also some extra fine movement -which' to. ivill.
put into gold cases of -- any destfuble • meight...or
pattern. - ••• /
. ' • • - AL - FRE-11 JAVANS.
• No. -2, Odd. Fa'i).lv*liiill, - '
. ~ ...„...,... . .
•
Binghamton, Jhly. 26, 1,854'.'"ie. - - •-•;=•• - ~%, '
--:
Groceries---Wliolesals' &Re ail: 1
TN great variety, considera* folitiyo superi
.l. 'or quality .a nd cheap for c.4l4„gr:
,Alm...toltwe
for most kiiids of merchatitablo.:lmaltife*44,,o47.
terms. His stock of Sugars', Tetts, - Ututettll ,
ces, &c., being so 0 umerons; he deems
-it
_git.tynitc-",
° wag to say. that 'alniost • anything in sale aid:
eery line usyd by families, can be found upOninigui.
r
ry and consectuently enumeratiotk. is e ' nil ,
snparilnous. In particular be.wotThi s aelt n liftw
it
ination of his Gil Sua'ar,2B. Tobac,c.;•land v..Teit.-
A deduction worth saving made to, those hobo ) :
in large quantities. • -- . ~ - i ' • : . ,
• - I.V. BULL 15: -
Montrose, Pa..-July 12, 18,54. 1 i . • 1 '",,' . ::
• -
To-the Citizens . :.Of
.Susque . avow
Cottuty;'. .1• -', - t .,1- • -.. • :
WICKLIA7III k TRN'NBTT.-wouLd respiteifull call.l.llo'
v e sittentlon or all' persOni 4 in 8 aisquillikana County_
and Vicinity to their- large and dell seiectcd.b. ktif Dry.-
;Goodsand C.arpet..which crmsiSt.nt alb , ilte fastgo :' hie and
Di
le°Kooa bie Goads not* 111 50g0. 4 0
oo444lstiit Pali'? for t „ ko
:grave and the gay. and in fact all of tin) differctitistytas of
' , goods which ran be called Ifor or thought - of.. Ire.arit4....
'!ermined *Otto, be umicrsot. , arni'llyon will, hew° ol klatkan.,
,to fever usiwith a call we wilt make otir word gbO,' pity
Stock of - firer& Goode con. stain thirt. Of ! i -
Black, Beneath!, Plaid'. Stripe. ChangeFble„ and Lining,
Fig.dnd Plain Wool - Delalnra. Fig. and Fttaki:Cotf'4l; do.,
Silks;`.3foritios.Thihet... Alto ether. Prironta4kni.,'4l,.. ilkilage,
Plaid Linscis,Colered sack Flannels, 011. 1 Oties. - 41- &o , -
' 15111,11.W1/S—t)f. which we have oak- eddies,. variet y
Cashmere Shard* 'froth $7 to '640, Bali State,'Lone and.
Sprat.: do., Fig and Plain Thihcf, kr.. 'ke."`— J I . .
, Whiln iLlantf v—Plaift ..Plaid
.arid trip I Jacenet
Muslim, Birds Rye and. itussis Dierusii,„_frktir. Linen ,Tn.ble
linen, Linen, Cot ton,W.orst ed , and - lirnlioserd Spreads,
Swiss ; awl, India Door litti.*line-, Nictorin rind [Bishops
Lawns, Linen' Cambric. 1. - ni.n. tlantirrje 7111k",5,: French
Worked Collars and tinder Bilk's. Vislitt Drapery: Linen
and Cotton Sheeting and :Shifting, Wrath a id Brown
JaerprardDiapc:r. li..e. &e: ' .
' ILlentSC Ili eir-art .norct —Consists sof Iliac nod Fin;
cyitreadcloths, eßFSilliel PS. ' 0171(4c end FanritSittinetts.
Sheep's OseY, Kentucky .lean, Casinueretts,atin v Win
sted and Oak Vesting.. Meek 'and Col.ifila's, Satin Stork.;
Neck Ties, 4‘a . Flannel. White, Bed.' Bine. Fellow and
stripe] ilents Cashmere Vfrin•pia-4, Drawers, &c', &c. .
Ciarstock lof 'Gilt' row 'arid FS o.:I e r-y . i 'complete
entbraiiing Ladies, 3110:o P and lirq: r A Clove., 7 I.l'e thread
1
Cashthere. flussitnere. Fl eoCt.' tilled, Chamois tied,Boa
ter; Kid,Buck skin...k.c..k.c. ' % • ' ,I 4
Ladies; iiiisse. and Gant Colton-Ileac, ;t9• s• iro,e,
‘Vbiteillrown, Mixed, Disc. 'awe Medi, • Coiniv, Aithreca,
W'oolet, - (l.lshnserei Merino and :Silk do., Van! eviryositer
style of seasonable Itoeicry.
v Als.i, an °intim; • variety of btler .t.yZCs of Go 42 , 511 Ch as
Daniiiks both Cotton Awl , Wool, Silki and t, ottow Vet-
Fete,connterpanes, BoreensCarnbrim.,l Tuill.l ulna, Coln-.
Cotters, R 01313 aid Borg° filanlyets ; Nanking; Ticking% Star.
itieinstripe, Ottpurtnins,Carpet Ilatte.&e.' i " -
` Car'petilitgr—Brussels, Three Ply.- Ingrabard both
Wootand.Cotton.Catton do.,Cotton and iPoolistair.Car
peting,PrWrget,i)il I:ll6ths, Rash Carpeting ftngis.:^'
Our stockuf Dry Good.'is now complete,- it if you
would ilk° to teen good neeoitment tit Good. anti New
Boone you will call at "Wickham 3f. Itennett'a n hily'oppo
rite OS Fost•offire. 1 . .
Bingbantlon,N. Y., duly 1:1, 1115.1.44 ' . .
• t
' DRY GOODS. ' .
T -
ffil subscriber respectfully Inc-10;1Mo at . of
those Wishing to purchase, Cheap , for Cash, to 'his
NEW PALL and ni NTER STOCK, which for !extent va.
tiny and cheapness, he may safety say is unquenassed by
any in the. Empire state among , which may be found
TWO 111UNDRED SIIAWM,
'oferery land ityand style, Prleof rangingfrom .5 c..to sl4`.
100 pieces Parametta and Alapaca from is. to ss. per yard.
'French Merinoee of every grwle .and color, remarkably
eheato.: . - - °I.
10,000 yards of De Laines and Persian (!lofini from 0;1
' tef la:. Prints and 0 bighorns in endless(' uantity. ,
''i 15:000 yards bleached ;cud. unbleached Sheetingsand
Shirt:hip, from ett,tols dd. . ,
1000 yards White; Red and Yollow IFlailneja, front' Is
.44 to 4s. Woolen (loads of every kind for men andboys,
1000 yriid•Bllk.firocade, Plald;nnd Plain Mack-from
the lowes i made to thasnost enperior quality.; Illr.esa Trim.
mints Clever.) , description . . •. - • -
~ . .
'.. - - . PEDLARS' GOODS. , '• - - •
.•..
A large, stock froinl A nenoo, very c en) , 'lto-Tai 4 1 b 1
ravelling Bags; an 4.llenttivi assort enf emotion) , on
- Nand. ' •
vie tenet will he spa red , ivii the peet..nf .Ihar albseilb.er.o .
bait la continuant:a of therite/nage wintell the publie_hata
aituarait in cot ea nerenaly neettedetlblm..st II which he
4 .
sesepeisineareand hearty thanks. - . - , • .:- - -
, -W. N,WII,BON,
Oarner ot C,otin klYeter ill:: Tecnidg•hut Nl`lek, •
sow i nem eilealitn-Ainielenu Poteriltku;bamtoo„ti. Y.
. , July 12, 1 - $5 l. . ' ~ :..; , ....•: ~' -.-. . • • . •
- •
• • - - - 11JITS, . .
NF t W stock
- 13ttiret tiats, , or the ,
Oicap at kiElttliTZAD
ttCADY MADE.. CLOTHINctr, and , Clothing
nude to order on the shorten!, notice.
pATElsit 31EDIC1NBS.—A smitll and judi.
..ciously - selected , assortstunti' inclnding Dr.
swayne'i4, Jayne's, and - -Throoes preparation",
Wright's 40 l'hinhey;" rills,l4 , 4and. Thayr's
gain Killer, &e., SmiTrr&;FriiliiiTEAD.
Brooklyn, Aug. 22, 1864.
‘. Strayed - or Stolen, ,
ROM: the Itieein*c !*` - stitieeribeil two
dark Velt - genfliog-;Steettoit - 000:::ivfilte
'leiter with sortie rot dtoia'st4b' 'liotlVikkover
ill return said.. vtoyottyi or pv3Son
here it array be reolgi wil l
Foiest
./iti . f h.. '. • .---
4 LARGE assortrkniof, ilk . -and • Aarl:i
ilats at extrumely low pAces,,, ~.4;, ~ •
- I;;Buakows &to.
Gibson, June 21 1851 -I. ...- I,_„; ' -
-- f.
, New S pring Goo if i;; ,i
Tx BURRI_ is now reeeisitti..ilir usual
I.'
- ,
supplies of Siting. Goodsi'Viddelv'isill bo
found onusuony large and attrdeUVe:,,including a .
superior assortment of i l.Aditnii Dterin...aooas, in .
Silks, Berogee, Borage Wanes; Lawns, Poplins,
ebonies, --Ginghatus &e., , ilk.s, bfontilltio,: , Silk
;Shawls, Silk Straw and Prot h 'l4neit Bonnets, .
itorni4 - Ribbons, Flowers,: Poritiotet,. , liii.' &c.,
together with a large variety Of :other.f . sieyend --...
Staple Goods, including' Cl'oth's,- eitsihneres,
Bouts and Shoes; ;Wall Paper) ' - earpethig,
es,lGro
ceries, Crockery, , Hurd Iv ' - e, Iron- and. Nails,
Drugs, Oils, and Paints,,Cooking end .:,Parlor
'Stoves. Ohio Grind Stpri loud . ite,c;•&e.,„itll
of whieh will be sold, on t o , sit to snit the elotieSt
buyers for. cash or approved credit. -- - '- ' '
New -Milco,d, May Bth, 1854. -• ,
NEW .G 0
,•- : , .
LARGE assortment
3 [ l inew.- and : se:mule.
LI blo?Coods at the stor, of - -.--: , \ •
- U. Uillt.OWS& CO. -
Dress -G. eds.. . • - 1
, •
. GOOD aSsortment:. n law prices, - also --a
• large . lot a 1 good' Pri it s at 64.4 de. per
yart . -.. . --
- U. . 8 "PROWS - se - co. • .
, t
. . -.; - Bonnets. . ~. -. - ..
BONOTS,and
.Bonnaltt bbps, a choke as;
sort:taunt at low prices.. •• . -.-- ~.- . ... - :
.. - • ; • -- .U.ll 7 401Y8 &61
• • - ~ Sucqiiiia 4 ' ' • •
• 0 (.7)OD'N•MV Orleans, at*41,87 2 1-2 Perloolbri.
0 Prime ..: do. at• 06;25 per 'lOO lbs.
Prime Portorko, at 6 : 871 , 2, per. 10 - 0 lbs...
Also. Clarafied Coffee,
.Pciwdered,. end Loaf
Sugars' at very loiv prkes. . t ' 7 .
. ' • . - :.1 '. • . U. BU .ROWS &CO.
-..- Gibson . , APril 28, 1854. - - ! -- '. • •
NNEW GOO S• .. - ' ,;,---, •,. • .
I.IC MILTAN._&IPARK ptturti.thiii - eatedl •
ill acknowledgments to-the pal)tie, foipinit:fat , :',
vors, and invite' attention Ao . tle very_ large Moak :
of Siring and Summer.Goods - they.,are: now re.:
eeiving., and offer for stile. at very locrrices.. In
additron .to, their usual ass,ortthent. of staple .Dry_
GOods, Groceries, Ilartli - are,l . Croekery, 'Paints,
and Oils &c.; they_are'preparOd tO:exhiliitilarge•
assortment of • - .• ' 1 ' •-''• . • - .'
• ' L•IDIES DRESS IGOODS
I • ' ..
.t - Ifi every description,• frigni . e4, Plald la . nd ,.
Vain;
Silks, 11onnets,lrawls7Ribbons . ,-Glii • ves, Hoidoty
Ladies and Misses gifts of" all , kinds---also•a
lai;(M-stOck of 's .•I-,'.- . ' , - - .' • .
0 .
' I - 'READY MADE CLOTHING, • ' ' ..
f •
Cloths, Cossirneres, ITweddi, Jeims, Sornrne.r
a
Cloths, Vestinp,'
!Sz l ats anti! . Caps, "Boots and
I L
Shoes e; &e. • • •• -i 1 `.• I -- -.•:;, , •
• They.respectfully oficl4 ;an:catty chit ;him
those mho wish 10 :i3Until'ag` L 7 ;001) Goona'oar
Low .PracEs. ,
TAILORrAIG. •-. " _,..- • .
rp LIE enbacribe,r. CuntinUes tci carry on the
1 . Tailiiiing.husiriess in'III- iks-.branchett, :at
the standlately occupied b!t , int% & Reytrolds
over Ilawley's•& . 3lett's . stiir i here be Atilt it
.i.,
tend to aft calls' in I ikprifession, in a precept.
:land satisfactory manner. ! 1 .
' 1 , ' • -. 1P: rtRYNOLDS.
. ...
' Montrose, April: 15, 185414tf. - . • '
, i• • - . , i •
. .
AmJewelu#nd[Sihr.ret Ware.
lit St - nrrh." - pd at Tr i trrell'it;' news supply of la
d - . .iii,si. ;thd:gentiern,ens' GO d Breast Pins, nnd
ladles Gold Ear. Drop.s Teo* ;sing, a &Kid *oit
merit of desirable sty lks—arso Gold•Fing*iiiigs,
Carnelian Rings, -ladies'• Gold .Chaitis;. gentlp:.
mess' Gold fr'Ob. and. Vest Pnains,. Gold : W*lo
Keys, Gold Pens, and Gold iVens with extension
easns and Pencils—Silverlioons, :Silver' Rutter
t •
....
act Fruit Znives, silver 7'h nibles, P.encilit;sint; -.
tacks, Sie. Call' and see, a the tarietjr store of
. .• •-: • .. • I l'
A. A TURRELL.
4 '-:-: : : ' • , :
.• :: 3fentrose, Tune 29, - 18!•4.1 i• - • .' J"' .' r '
, • ,_ .0 • - . , . , . 0 - • .
'47 l "CQol) . supply of S4' Leuther, niso Upptir
do. and Calf Skins, together with Bodtsaiid
Shoes, justreceived,nd fit sale by.: • '
.1 BENTLEY B.z. READ. -1
rt'IHE ckedpect 31olitmes,1 Teas . and other dril
-1 eeries to be found in thiU or any othettown
tit:this Cuuutj''4t - 1 •;s1 f
4.11. strrPiefit.
. -
"(71001) New..Orlrair Sugnr i , M 5 MI pr
'OF lb. and-b!her'Gici,ods'evivally tow. at -
H. .5UTP11.11113.
_
H.T.
•
Melodool4l3,
CIONSTANTLY o, hander furnished at Abort
notice by - LYONS oki SON. •
. .
. .
SPRING . GOODS.
VERY largo stock of Sririn,..n. and Summt'
- Goods ire just being received tit ' •
' ; . . J, H. SUTPHIN'S. : \
•,Summersville, Ai}ril 25, 185.3. -: „ '-'•
S - - -
- . I NE - Vir . GOO I S ' . 1
. At the
.ittpsonvillol Exchange.. ..
.
riI.H.F., - spbscriber- hereby :informi his-friends
(comprising tlM•pUblid-gfinerally)Almt !wig'
now replenishing his stock - kil ;Goods,: and.. is - Eli.
fering superior inducements fdr them. rkpureha.se . .
f)}: him, therebYleeping:their eapital, as Well- as
dainfi their
.trading
. at ' home,( among his stock
inayhe found a genii al assiliTerit of Dry Goods
Groceries; ,- Croeiery, ljardw re, , • kininte i 'Oils,
Dyes, Boots and' Shoes,:lints . ini Caps; wall and
-window paperl'elothing;Trun si'Ylakeenotkma
&c., all of, which ho will lip
,h:,ppy 4w-exchange
fur any kinds or farmer's ,prodace at tho , ,:4ighest
prices, each, or good credit: I. 1 - . ] ' _ ;
...
- . Also hc.wabts• all whoittivelaccoants - of - rifer
si.• months- st4ntiiiii tfi 'cal . and settle_them on or
befOretheillik. °fret! : 18 }
4,4ndiill whe intend
to.pay Da krain,are.feques ed. - 4) Airifig.ilatlitbOtp.
`soon .as ,eonvonipnt. . . - IJ. ii, - ....30:.R.R.0i-*',. : . -
;WANTED to hire a W i .c. ll -4 13 lagksthith, ent)
' Whii andorstand4 alf.bratriltes . of . tho "tradOttid
'can e'cinie well - recommeaded:fOr sobriett.•;22l47la.-:
dustry min:old:lin fair wades -11
,eallipt - 4iii %ha.•
sulisergicf:soati at Upsonrillej.l ) d. ,_ : • .
JpsErit L.:
, 4E R 4131 A If .
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Jan. g, 1:1854
Window
a ff. &D. SAYRE hasin Voeit appointed
Op agouti for• nn txtensivO I Sash, 11litui and.
Door .'Manunintory aro ,preparfd to furrtiskiny,
Artielew in,o4-17no at less rates' , than they btivO
usually ,tteen sold.
July 24. .
C.IIAVIIhQ
nub CßEA.,itft—ik arta:lo4llkb every
should try, for lo hv' s
- Ir4g. O. f4.AVAE:
July
13 LATE
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Patiernir Jt J. $yANs.
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lige • ewi , fisesis jut ietifvdOttAtlffur.
more 14tamiluth ss liSwmoi.VlNOStess
Prints of isitookstyieS, Sao*
2 , • WARREN *.TiIAYFIR 4:
Montro. Julit i 834, • -
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