T - IST or
t rose Poit..Cticii:e . Sept: 304t,.1857. •.;
Ilittenbender, G. W: Johnson, S. F.
liichard, Master A. D. Jeff.ivson, Mrs. Mary'
Cobklin, George W. Kelly, William
conk, John Minkler,-Calvin
Conk, A. B. Mullin. M. C.
Cutler, J. B. st• Co. Park, Wm. - A: " 2
p a vis, Mrs. Leah ' Russell, Mr.
polo Mrs. Melissa Robertson,Mrs. Diana,
Davis, Milverne Shay, Benjamin
Downer; William - R. Stewart, Nathan
I t e n itt, Albert A. • Sutton, Mary C.
Evans, Thomas Tyler, Royal',
Edin, Abel • Thyer;-Willhun
Gsrrett, J. P. Tylt#, t. 11.
Amoa Vanderbelt, John
Gilbert, Mrs: S. G. Vanhorn, J. W.'
Hickok, D. 11.• • Warner, Nathaniel C.-
llovt, Ito'wten White, Edward
llannegin, Cornelus Kenton, Edwin
Ilandrake, Mrs. IL F. Walker,•Sarali
Jones, Theodore W. Warner,MissllannahA.
Persons eall'ng for any of the above letters
will please. say "advertised."
A. N. BULLARD, P. M.
The Secret Infirmities of loath as t Maturity.
just l'ublished, Gratis,. the SSA Thou:swat.
FEW - -WORDS.oa the rational
-46/ - Li treatment, without medicine of
Spennatorrhea or local weakness,
nocturnal emissions, genital and nervous debility,
premature decay of rho systeM, Impoteney, and
impediments to'niarriage generally, by
• DE. Let*NEY v llLik
The important fact--that the many alarming
complaints, originatint. in 'the imprudenew arid
„iit ta de - ofyouth,thy be - eisily removed without
medicine, is in this small tract clearly demonstra.
tek; and the entirely new and highly E uccesbfu I
treatment, as-adopted 14 - the Author, fully.
pt a ined, by means of which.every one is enabled
to cure himself perfectly at the least possible
cost, thereby avoiding all. the advertised_nnstrms
of the day. Sent 'toady address, gratis :did post
free in a sealed• envelope, by remitting 2 pottage
:;tamps to Dr. DE LANEY,I7 Lispcnard Street
N. Y% Oct. 1 1857. tly.cq.
NOTICE TO T EACFIERS.
TII E SCEIOOL DIRECTORS OF- GIBSON
I. desire to - employ. 12 Teachers to take charge
of the schools of their District, to whom liberal
salaries will be paid •
'I lie compensation will be graduated according
to the qualifications of the persons employed.—
. Ail Tenelturs expecting. to teach in Gibson
Seh.s,lNstrici must be licensed by the proper
Authority—the County Superintendent.
§cliools to open about the Ist of December.
JACOB L. GILLETT,
ABEL, SeeY,
Gibson Sept. 26 . 1857.[39 tf.
. .
WEte.,d.
•
A .101.7f . tNEYNIAITTAILOR, C. is a
•‘. 20._*
11 first-rate workaan can find stesitV. 7 ploy.
merit and good wages by applying inat_diately
to the subscriber. P. LTNES. •
'Montrose Sept. 29 1857. [39 tf.
ETITI - GAID
EntUgAilljU.
GREAT REbUCTION OF PRICES! !
- rI iCKFAIMAN & G MIR ATT are now re-
J ceivitr• their Stock of Stoves for v ane fall
and Winter Trade, and vv•mld beg leave to sa y
to ibeir numerous friends and customers that
they have on hand the largest and best selected
Stock of Stoves ever offered to; the inhabitants
n t! -, •sonehanna Co. , Their Stock consists • of
tile most.
Oven, * , .oved patterns of 'Elevated Oven,
Lar g e el . ‘"•••=uan and Cold Cooking Stoves.
Wood and Coal: Partne st o ves of Elegant pat':
t e rns, also Six-Plate Office sod-Hotel Stoves,
.Coal Burners, &c. We have the best Stove
constructed on the diving flue principle, ever
made,-at a, very moderate price. -
t ve wo.uld Ist—
our Mend.; who are solicited to purchase their
Stnvesof Hawkers & Pedlars, that a moments"
reflection .will , eonvince their' that it is.very - bad
economy to do so.
It is a 1:4;e11 emablished fact that the cost of
s'eliing Stoves by pedling them, about the eoun
try is not less than _ l5 or 20 per cent, and gener
ally as high as :20, to say nothing of bad debts
and cost of collections. Of .course this extra ex
pense must comp oat Of the pocketsof the pur
chaser.
In consideration of the above facts we offer
nor entit•o Stock of Stoves at 420 per cent leas
anyyedlar will or can sell. Call and- see it
t hea - e things are not so.
New Milford, Sept. 16th, 1857.
Stunip Catadidate:
Iwould respectfully notify the publie that Ism
a candid to forlyour suffraget. arid I pledge
in rself, whether elected or not, to fill the duties
rd my office, (w hit+ is to make your Coate, Vestr,
and l'ants,) to the best of my ability. and in a
so, le that shall be carat and \d'arable. Ica thor'o
k nOwledge of the business, faithfulness to prom
i.es and a determination to please my customers,
are' meri!p; worth any'thittg, then am I entitled to
-onr suffrage.. Bring along yolir Cloth, -hind
yi,ur money to pay for eutting, or making, and
,
see if I aid, not allight. Poor Richard says:
"Ile that by ,he Plow would thrive,
Himself mu t either hold or drive."
4.; •
True,—and if applied to Tailors, it would
mil in delectable r 3 thin :
"He that by the • Shear% would
Must ritike good work , 0r. , -Yankee Doodle."
I pledge myself to'nialte i good work Drop
iti and look at the .
W" Shnp at the old stand a few doors west
of Searlt's rorner. Cuttinz done as mina , .
Montrose' Sep, JOHN DROVES.
Sheria's Sale,
DI virtue of sundry writs teamed by - thc COurt
of Coalition Pleas of; in and for the County
of Soiiitueltanne, and to • rot directed, I mill 'ea-
Pole to sate by public renduh et the Ciourt
House in Montrose, on Saturday, the VOtkday of
October next, at One o'elitek, P.M., the following
Real EAtate; to wit:
...
ALL those two certain pittes; or parcels of
lend, situate, end being in the township of
Bridgewater, in the County Of Susquehnonn,
and boundi.d and deFeribed rot hollows, to wit :-a
&Tinning at a hemlock, and" tanning thence,
north 278 perches to a post : thence West, lot
perches to post; thence south, 151 perches to.
a post; thence south, 88 1-2 degrees end, 30 8.
kith . perches ton post; thence south,77 1-1 de
froji-ilast IL perches to the place of beginning,
eantaiaing 106 ncr.;s of land 'with the appurte
nances, one cramed hours, one barn, one home
ham one orchard. and about 90 ntlres improved.
TILE SECOND pions fs boundeti'lLnd de
stiribetras f o f Tows. to wit; Oa the north by Linda
belonging eo the estate Of the }ate-Jesse T. Bir
chard, dereaSed, On the cast by binds of th'e
Rawf., o n the4Outh by, lands of GeOrge Barium
and Benjamiti-Sayre, nod on the "vest by lands
of Conrad iiindii, containing 50 acres of land, be
til e same wore or less, with abotit SO acres
im
prored. .
Taken in execution nt tine suit Rf LS.
•Ifow
ley, vs. Thompson Perkins.
ALSO, the following ',described dwelling
house, and the curtilage appuitenant, situate in
I.ulitirn township, County of Susquehanna, on
the road leadincr from Montrose, in. said - co unty,
to Skinners Eddy, in Wyoming County Pm:min.,
on the east side ccf said read, on land bounded
northerly by lands of John A- Kirkhuff;•easterly
by Joseph llcKhin, and-'-westerly by'Joseph
( 7arlin. and southerly by Abram N. Stone, con
structed with a story and ri halt upright part,
16 by 22 feet on the .ground,' portir.o, one door
and four windows inTront,ekittiney in the attic,
for stove pipe, &e., the front being sided, and
ether side boarded and battened, also • having a
linter attached on the woaterly_aide thereof:two
feet wide and extending along the whole length
of the said upright part. -
Taken la execution at the suit of Morris Ls..
bnr, Ya. David Carlin.
F. P. HOLLISTER., Shelia.
Sherifrs Office, -
Monl.rose i Ser. 16 . th, 18457.1 1111-3 t.
----*.-- A 'Retiret Physteittiv ---
(
p.., Yearit;of age,' whose sands 61 life iiare
rinaavfeomir C v on h s i u le m i p n ti th on!
I Est 1
s e i t 1 n early ndies, a ru ee n
rth ou i t n , di scovered
Asthma, Bronchitis; CoUghs, Colds, and General
Debility. The retuedy wax discovered by him
when his only child, a daughter, win given up to
die. He had heard much - of the wonderful res
torative and healing qualities of preparations
made from the East India Hemp, and the thought
occurred to hint that, he might make a remedy for
his child.' He studied hard and rueceeckd In re.
axing hiswishes. His child was cured, and .ifi
now alive and well. lie has since administered
the wonderful remedy to thonsanda of sulThrens
ii► all parts of the world, and he has . never failed
in making them completely healthy and happy...
Wishing to do as much good as possible, he will
send to such of his afflicted Fo►low.bcin2s as re
quest it, this recipe, with full and explicit direc
tions for making it.up, and :meets:fully using it.
lie requires each applicant to inclose him one
shilling—three - cents - to be returned as pos'age
on the recipe. and the remainder to be applied
to the payment of this advertisement. Address
Dr. 11. JAMES, No. 19 Grand street,
Sep. 20-Im.) . Jersey City, N. J.
(1 1 4_ 1 Ala a - year pay, for Board, washing. fuel,
tTil.% urnished room, incidental caNnses
and tuition in common English at
. •
•:FORT.:EDWARD INSTITUTE N. Y.l
Superb brick. bnildlngs,leitutifully located on
the Rail Road near Saratoga Springs. Faculty,
twenty -Professors and Teachers. Diplomas are
awarded .to Ladies who graduatti. Winter Term
opens Dec. 4th, 1857. Send for a catalogue ,to
Seph 20-Iy.) Rev. JAS. E. KIND, Principal.
Removed.
My office to my new residence nearly oppo
site the
. Presbyterian Church, on Turnpike
Street The public areinvited to call and exam
ine specimens of the various styles of Plugging
and
-Plate which rain daily executing. No gas
sing. "any more," friends, the work speaks for
itself. C. D. VIRGIL, Resident Dentist.
Montrose, Ps. Si pt. PM.
N E
FALL ANRWINTER
G D
It is unnecessary to acknouledge that
R. K. - E NYON
CI ELECTS the hest style of Goods that are to
0 be found in New York, regardless of tho ex
peuse.-,' Ile has just received from New York.a
large assortment of Dry Goods consisting .of
Rich All Wools 'Delanea, French Delanes,Su
perior Plaid Goods; and Calicoes in endles s va
riety. His goods cost and are worth 3.5 per
m Ire than the goods usually sold through the
country, at the same prices. Kentucky Jeans,
Printed Flannels, Rich -Ribbonds from five eta.
to five shillings,.Brocha Shawls from $7 to $2O.
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas - '
White Goods, Sheeting
at l -prices. • Ladies Winter 'Bon ne ts.• Sh Oes
and Gaiters, large assortment. House Carpeting,
cheap. Collars, Undersloeves, Brocade Delanes.
28 inch Black Silk for $1 a yardislmething.un
heard of. Debages,llsts, Capi„ Crockery: A
complete assortment of Groceries, Brown Sugar,_
at old prices, 10 cts. per pound. Cull and see,
one and all. My reputotian for selling goods
cheap has not diminished in the least, come
along with . your cash and trade with your Ser
vant.- KENY ON.
nOOK accounts With customer* of over one
li yones standing must be settled as I need the
proceeds. .
Wool Sock..Shadems not wanted.
R. KENYON;
Lawsvillo Centre, Sep. 15, 1857.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
The Alitle Harvest of -1557 has
A rri wed.
nd if you wish t o make money, please your
customers and sa've canvassing agents(who
can make one, two, or three hundred dollars
per Month) from supplying the ,goods in your
town and county which you might to • sell, you
can do it by se_ding, ten doll ir?s•for a saMple box
containing six of Pratt's Apple Parent (115..),000
already sold) and Pratt's. Apple. Slicer, (a new
article,) and 1000 printed circulars-to distribute
in- your :town of county. By so doing you will
find no trouble in ordering and selling at a very
large profit, len,..twenty or even a hundred dozen
inachinei during the seacon.
PRATT'S APPLE PARER was uatented in
1863. fla% ing a loose head or knife carrier so
arranzed as to readily adjust itself to the incqiiali.
ties of tha surflee of apples, or other fruit, the
working qualities of which have proved so excel•
lent and advantageous to the eommunity, that
the manufacturers, Messrs. Sargent & Foster,
have already been called on to supply more than
half a million of machines. •
PRATI"S APPLE SLICER, made to wont.
pane the Parer, was patented in 1856. It is a
small neatly cdnatrected machine, and like its
companion, the Parer, does most excellent work,
cutting, in about five seconds, each apple into 22
equal parts, leavine. without waste, only a small
core •to be removed. A cftild ran resdily
work either Parer or Slicer at a speed of about
threeAushela per hour.
RETAIL PRICE OF EACH, $l4O. All orders
by Mail or otherwise !..hould; to meet prompt at
tentPut;be addressed to E. L. PRATT.
. 617 hansom St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Fancy Fars for Ladies
TOIIN FAREIRA & CO., (New No.) 818
MARKET St., ahoyetighth, Philadelphia
Importers, ilannfneturers and dealers in Ltulien,
Gentlemen and Childrens FANCY FURS,--
Wholesale and Retail. J. F. & Co., would call
the attention of Dealers arid tha Public generally
to their immense Stock of Fancy Furs for Lidies
Gentlemen and Children; their assortment em
braces every article and kind of Fancy Furs that
will be worn during the Season—such 'as Full
Caged, Halt Capes. Quarter Capes, Talnuut, Vic.
torines, Boas, Muffs 4 Muffatees, froth the blest
Russian Sabre to theft:tweet price Domestic Purr.
For. Gl' •ntlemen the largest assortment of For
Collars, Gloves, Gauntlets &c.; being the direct
Importers of all our. Furs and Manuracturers of
them under our own .opervision, we feel satisfied
we Call offer better indurements to dealers and
the public generally than any other house, hav
ing an immense assortment to selcr.t Irom and at
the Manufacturers prices.— We only ark a call.
. JOHN. FAREIRA & CO.
No. 818 .MARKET St., above Eighth, Phi lad's.
Sept. 3, 1857, 4m.
TxTIIEREAS, my wifo Clatrissa Pepper bas
14 . Jett my bed and board without just cause
or provocation, t hereby forbid all .persons bar.
boring or trusting her on my account, as I will
pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
„gush, Sept:4th 1857. P. U. PEPPER.
T - P 4 STFtAY. Broke into the en
'Pr
closure of the subscriber bb or
abtmt the Bth of August, last, three
_ _ 3 years old Steers, and one 3 years
old Heifer. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges. and take them away.
JOHN C. WELSH.
Bridgewater, Sep. 11, 1857. 37-3t*.
Dim*hation.
TOTIOE is hereby given that the trm of
Hsu - LET & GUILD LS Ms dim dirimllred
mutual consent. G. P. HAWLEY,
Gibson, Aug 17 1857. • E. E. Goa.. •
The books and accotints is be found at‘the
store formerly occupied by The subscribers.. Ail
persons having unsettled accounts nre requested
to settle the same as soon as possible.
The 'business will be conducted in future by
the undersignedi nudes the firm of C. P. di. O.
M. 11AwLetr, who are constantly receiving from
New York and Philadelphia, the latest styles of
Fall and Winter Orr Gonda,- Ctn.
'thins ice., all of which will be sold ate Very
small profit for ready pay.
elm% Aug.. 31st, 1857. C. P. HAwLET,
- 9. DJ. /1401.r.r.
- - SENEINAIL ELECTION
PROCLMULTION.I
Wby . the .laws of this Common
wealth it is made 6 the duty of the Sheriff
Of every County, to g ive notice of the General
- Elections by publieauou in one or Coro news
papers o f County, at least twenty days twtore
the Election," to enumerate therein the, o oftletbrs
to be' elected," and Jo "designate the Place at
which the election is to be held"—Thereforei I,
F. P. - HOLLISTER, • High Sheriff of Susque
hanna County. do hereby make known aid pro
claim to the qualified electors of .Susqueliana.
that a General Election wilt be hold throughout
saidC may, on the °Second Tuesday" of Otto..
her next, (it being the 13th day of said month,)
at which time State and County Officers are to
.ho elected as fo lews,,to wit:
One Person to filt the office of Governor, ,of
this Commonwealth.
One Person to . KII the,offiee of Canal Commis.
sinner of the Board of Pennsylvania.
Two Persons to fill the offices of Judges of
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
One Petiion to till the office of Member:if tho.
House of Representatives of Pennsylvania. •
One Person to fill the office of Sheriff ot Sua
que•hanna County.
Ono Person to fill the offieo of Prothon( ry
for Raid toontr.
One Person to fill tlio office of Register aid
Recorder for said county.
One Peron to fill the office of Commissioner
for said county.
- One Person to fill the office of Treasnrcr'
- said county.
One Person to fill the office of Auditor for
said county.
One Person to bli tho offico of Coroner for
said county'
And .
I also hereby make known and give no.
tic() that the place of holding the General Elec.:
Lions in the several wards, boroughs and town
ships, within the county of Susquehanna aro as
follows. to wit:
The election for the district composed of the
township of Apo!aeon ' will be held at the Town
Mese, near Joseph Beche's in said township.
The election fur the district composed of the
township of Ararat will be held at the School
House near the l'reshyterian Church in said
township.
The election for filo district composed of the
township of Auburn will be held ut the house of
Georgellarverly in ezijod townsnip..
The election for the district compossd• of the
township of Bridgewattr will be held at the
Court House in the Borough of Montrose. •
The election for the. district composed of the
township of Brooklyn, will be held •itt the
house of J a mes 0. Bullard in said township.
The election fur the district composed of the
township of Choconut will be held at the School
House near Robert Griffin's in said township.
The election for the district composed of the
township of Clifford will be held at the house of
Hiram Barnuin in said township.
The election for the district composed of the
home:tit-of Dondaft will be held at the Minded'
Hotel in said borough.
The election fur the district composed of the
township of Dimock will be held at the house of
John B.ikcr in said township.
Theelection fur the district composed of the
township of Forest Lake will be held at the
house of Betsey A. Clark in said township.
The election for the di6triet composed of the
township of Franklin will be held at the School
House near Jacob Allords in said township.
The election for the district composed of the
borough of Fricndsville will bo held at the
- School lioniie in said borough.
• The election for the district composed of the
.township of Great Bend will be held at the
house of John 1). Paddock in said townsh:p.•
The election for the district composed of the
township of Gibson will be held at the house of
Joseph Washburn in said township.
The election foi the district composed of the
township of -Hartford will be held at the house of
N. W. Waldron in said township.
. The election fur the district composed of the
township of Harmony will be held ut the house
of William Sampson in said township.
The election for the district composed Of , the
township of Herrick will - bo held at the house
forayed
. occilpied by Shubael Dimock in said
The election for the district composed of the
township ofJackton will be held at the house of
J. J. Turner in said township.
The election for the district composed of the
township of Jessup will be held at the house of
Daniel 1144 in said township.
The election for the district toiiiposed of the
township of L*4 viii be held st. the house of
Grow & Brotherain said township.
The election for the district composed of the
township of Liberty will he held at the house of
Bela Jones in said township. - -
The election fur the district composed' Of the
township of Lathrop NI ill be held at the house of
Elisha Lord in said township.
The election fur the district composed of the
the township of Middletown will be held at the
house of Juseph Ross in said township-
The election for the district computed of the
borough of 'Montrose will be held at the Court
House in said borough.
The election for the district composed of the
township of New Milford will be held at the
house house of Elijah - Barnum in said town
ship.
The election for the district composed of the
township of Oakland will be held at the house
of Robert Nicol in the borough of Strada. •
The election fur the district vet:Tose:l of the
township or Rush will ho- held at the house, of
N. D. Snyder in weld township.
The ciection for the district composed of the
township of Springville, will -be held at the
house of Spencer Hickox in said township.
The - election for the district composed of the
towns4i of Silver Lake will be held at the hive
of Robert McGerigles in said township.
The election for the district eoinposed of the
borough of Susquehanna will be held at the house
formerly occupied by Elliott Benson in said bo
rongh.
The election for the district composed of the
town-hip of ThoMpson will be held at the bons •
formerly occupied by Martin J. Mumfurd in said
township.
I also hereby make known and give notice, as
in and by the Act of Assembly of this Common
wealth, entitled "An Act prescribing the time
and manner of :submitting to the people for their
ratification or rejection the proposed Amend
ments to the Constitution," approved May Ilth,
1857,1 am directed, that, for the purpose of as
certaining the sense of the citizens of this Com
monwealth in regard to the adoption or rejec
tion of said Amendments, or either of them,
an election will be held in eachlpf the townships,
wards, and districts in said County, on said se
cond Tuesday - of October. in tbe year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven,
for the purpose of deciding upon the adv.
tion or rejection of the said Amendments,
or any of them; which said election shall be
held at the places, and opened and closed at the
time,nt and within, which the General Elections
of this Commonweshb, are heti opened, and
closed; and it shall beribe duty Of the Jodges,
Inspectors, and Clerks;of each of the said town
ships, wards, and districts, to receive it the
said election tickets either written or printed,
or partly written or partly printed, from citizens
duly qualified to vote fur Members of the General
Assembly, and- to deposit them in a box ir
boxes to be for that putpose provided byllor
proper officers; which tickets shall be respec
tively labeled on the outside, "FinstA mcndinent,"
"Second Amendment," '-Third . Amendment,"
and "'Fourth Amendment," and those who are
farolable to said Amendments, or any of them;
may express their desire by voting each as many
separate written or printed, or partly written or
pented ballots or tickets, containing on the in.
side thereof the •soids " For the Amendment,"
and those who are oppoSed to such Ainendments,
or any of them, may express their opposition by
voting each as many sr paiate wetter: or printed
ballots or tickets, nontainino b on the inside thereof
the watch', " Against the Amendment;" aid also
that, tile election en the said proposed licketyl.
monis shall in all respects be conducted as the
General Elections of this Commonwealth are
now conducted; and it shall be the duty of the
Return Judges of the said County arid the-re
speetive districts thereof. first having carefully as
certained the number of votes given for or against
each of said Amendment, in the manner afore
said,:to make out duplicate returns thereof, ex
pressed in words at length and not in figures only,
one of which returns so made shall be lodg e d ;a
the rrothonotary's office of tLe Court of Com-
mutt Press of said-County, and • tbo other seal.
cd and directed to the Secretary of the -Com
nionwealth, and by one or said Judges deposited
forthwith in the most convenient Nat office.
And in and by said Act, law further directed
to give notice, "i hakevery perhon, eiccpting Jul •
tices•af the Peace, Who shall hold any 015ees or
appointment of trust under the Government of
the United Stales, or any city or - incorporated
district, whether a commissioned officer or other
wise, a subordinate officer or nein!, is or shall
be employed under the • legislative; executive
or judiciary den:lel:tient of this State, or or any*
inorporated district, and also every member of
Congress and the State Legislature, and of the
Select or Com Mon CoUneil of any, city, Com
missioners of any incorporated . district, is by law,
i neapableof hold ing or exercising,at the sanie time,
the ollice or appointment of Judge, Inspector, or
Clerk of any election of this Commonwealth, and
that no - Inspector, Judge or anyt other officer of
ally pawl' dee:ion shall be eligible to any office
to be - soted for."
Knd by the same net of Assembly it is also
made "the duty of every Mayor, Sheriff, Deputy
Sheriff. Alderman, Justice of the Peace, Consta
ble or Deputy Constable, of every city, county,
township or district within this.C'ommonwealth,
whenever called upon .by an officer of an election
or by three qualified electors thereof, to clear
any window or avenue to the window of the
place of General Election which shall be obstruc
ted in such n way as to prevent voters from ap
proaching, the same : andit shall be the duty of
the respective Constable of such'ward, district
or township within this Commonwealth, to be
present in person or by Deputy, at the place of
holding Elections, in such ward, district or town.
ship, for the purpose of preserving the peace as
aforesaid,"
Also that in the 4th seetionbf the act of Assem
bly entitled "An Act relating to executions and
for other purposes," approved the sixteenth day
Of April 1840, it is eructed that the aforesaid
13th section, "shall not be construed so as to
prevent any militia t,flicer, or borough officer
from serving as Judge, Inspector, or Clerk at
any general or special election in this Common
wealth."
Pursuant to the provisions contained in the
76th section of the act aforesaid, the Jndges of
the aforesaid dia'ricts shall respectively take
charge of the certificate or return of the election
Of their respective districts, and produce them at
the Court House in the Borough of Montrose,
im the third day after the day of_ election being
the present year on Fridrij‘ the sixteenth day ot•
O, tuber next, there to do and perform the duties"
r'eouired by, isw of said -Judges, Also that
- where a Judge by sieknssm or unavoidable :keel
dent is unable to attend said . meeting of the
Judges, the certificate or return aforesaid shall
;he take') cfrarge.of by ono of the - Inspectors or
'Clerks of the election of said district,-who shall
do and perform the duties required of said Judge,
nnable to attend.
Also that "in the 614 st section of said act, it i.
enacted that `•every general and special election
sital!,be opened between Eight and Ten o'clock
in the forenoon. ard shall continue without in
terruption or adjournment until Seven o'clock
in the evening; when the polls shall be closed.
Given under my Hand, at my office in the
Borough 1.)1 . Montrose, the second day or Sep
tember Anne Domini. 1857; aid in the year .of
the Commonwealth the eighty-firA.
F. P. HOLLISTER, Sheriff.
To the Independeast Voters of Swi-
quelluansms 'County.
loffer myself an independent candidate for
the' office of Treasurer, hoping to receive
votes enough to elect me that office. My poll.:
ties are the same as heretofore.. Last Fall I' vo
ted for Buchanan prt vious to that time I alwa3s
supported the Whig ticket, and was never iden
tified with Republicanism, now so called. This
Fall I intend to vote for the best men for County
officers ; setting .riside , the, opinions of cliques
and -wire-pullers, and stand or. fall .on my own
platform. Opposition I expect from the Montrose
aristocrats. More anon:
RCFCS TIIAT/ER JR.
•
Montrose, Sept, 9, 1857. •
To the Independent Freemen of
Swionehnnou. .43.111 *Li IV
t4ll ecomp!iance with the (xpressed wish of nu
merows frichtir in tarintisparts of the county,
as well as in accordance with my own sense •.f
duty and propric ty,l am constrained to announce
that, (until further advised of the "popular
I am still a estididirra for your sultrages for the
office of 'Register and Recorefer for a second term.
Should a sufficient number of my fellow citizens
—approving the manner in which I have thus
far striven to discharge the duties of the office—
be disposed to sustain me upon the true merits
of the question, after a fair :iid candid view of
the case, I et.n only promise a continuation of
my uttnot.t efforts to Aserre that confidence.
wit's all the increased ability to discharge those
duties to the public advantage, which three
years experience has given me. If, however, a
majority should deem' other considerations para.
mouut, I hope they will treat ny motives with
forbearance, so lung as I do not • impugn theirs.
JAsirs.
s. enxVitiN.
Sept. 10, 1857.
To the Itsdepeudeist ;Voters of
• Sosquehausta cohisty. •
By earnest solicitation,: ofiny friends, of all
partioi, I have been induced to offer inv.elf A 4
an indepent?rnt Candidate fur SHERIFF.
If elected, I will endeavor to di'diarge the
duties Of the office faithfully, itnpartially.and
to ilie'ibest of my abilities. I asl: the votes
of my fellow-citiienN on behalf of the 3.outli
ern part of the county. which has yet.neier -
had the office of Sheriff.
In principle, I have ever been' oppoecti to
the extension of vlsverv, and in favor of free•
dote. At the same time I hold that. the
North has no right to interfere with slavery
Where it exists as a State institution.
ask the votes of all. my fellow citizens of
haterer name or party, Democrats, Republi
cans, Whigs, Americans and Foreigners. and
should both of the nominating Convention 4
notninateine,lahall not be offenied, but will
fully appreciate the favor, and feel under many
obligations for the scree. sod if clt-t-trti will try
to reruentbor that t Mt:tired the ofilet• from th e
People. 'MEDWAY KELLOGG.
Auburn. Actg. 12 18.57
To the Independent Voters
OF SUS Q UE/E1 AIWA CO MITI"
AND ALL OTHERS whi, look to their own in!crestb
The undersigned is not just now to offer him •
self with a lore epistle for your "r:.res t the
coming Tlection,'''but would simply say inat
h as justireceived a new stock of.BOOKS and
STATIONERY, which he is ready to sell to
all those who want. just exactly right.
A new lot of Pocket & Family Bibles, Testa
ments, Prayer Books &c &c.
SCHOOL 11(X)K3, such as will wa4tell in
the NORMAL SCHOOL.
• A .cliiiiee lot of A. W. Harrison's Columbian
Inks, Toilet & Family Soaps, Ladies' S. Gentle
men's Perfurnei y. and Flavoring. Extracts.
GIFTS,GIFI'S. As it has Ricome so fashl
ivnable to advertise ‘!splendid gift enterpthex," I
would just say that I will ngree to furnish pur
ehasc:s vi ith gifts, and quite as yaluable ones too,
as Pewter Penknives. Ikass PingOrings or other
valueless trinkets. Try me •at the Montrose
Book Store. . A. N; BULLARD.
Montrose Pa. Aug. 12th, 18.57.
Farm for Sale.
TIIE subocriher offers for sale a Good Farm
'Of 95 acres in Bridgewater, four miles east
of Montrose, 70 acres improied. There is on
the premiees n largo framed Dwelling Muse, a
good framed Barn, an excellent Apple Orchard.
One half of the purchase money will be required
down; the b.dance. in annual inst slments.
• ELIJAHL BROWN. .
• Bridgewater, August 19th, 1857. 331 f.
Groceyibel Groceries:l
l3nod assortinent of Groceries comprising
Floor, Fait, Fish, Ten, Coffee, 80 , 4:111r, &
and other articles in the lino too numerous to
mention, which is offered for sale nt tow prkes,
for caah or ready pap. C:►II and examine mr
Goods and IrflCE3 before purchasing else
where. .
Montrose, Aug. ItYth l 1837:
T. KINGSFORD &- SOWS
PURE
OSWEGO STARCH-.
(FOR lIIE LAUNDRY,)
•
'Phisestablished a greater celebrity than has
St
ever been obtained by any other arch.
has been the result of its marked supe•
riority in quality, and its invariable uniformity.
The public May be assured of the continuance
of the high standard now established.
The prodnetion its over Twenty Tons daily,
and the demand has extended throughout the
whole of the. United States, and to foreign coun
tries.
Working thits on a very large scale, and under
a rigid system, they aro able to securo a perket
nnitermity in the quality throughout - the year.
This flue great Qesitkratum in Starch making,
and is realized now fur the first time.
The very best Starch that can Go made, and
ao ornEn,;s always wanted by consumers, and
this will be supplied to them by the grocers, as
soon as their rustOiners hate learned which is
the beid, and ask for it—otherwise they would
be likely to get that article on which the largest
profit ran be made.
Kingsford has been engaged - in the man
facture 'of Starch continuously for the 'last 27
team. and during the whole of this period; the
Starch made under his supervision has been, be.
yothil any quest;on, the best in the market.. For
the: first . 17 years, he had the charge of the
works of Win. Colgate & Co., in which period
lie invented the process of the maaufaCtute of
Corn Starch.
It is Rold by all the best grocers in nearly every
part of the country.
OSWEGO 'CORN STARCH,
(FOIL PUDDINGS, &c.,)
has obtained an equal celebrity with their Starch
for the laundry. This 'article is perfectly pure.
and is, in crery'respect, equal to the best Bet- -
muda Arrow Root, besides haring additional
qualities which reader it invaluable fur the des
sert.
I'utatoe Starch has been extensively packed
and aold as a Corn Starch. and has given - false
impressions to many,as to the real merits of our
*Corn Starch.
.. -
- nom great delicacy and purity, it is corn.
ing into extensive use ns a diet fur infants and
isvnlids. t. N. KELLOGG Sz:CO., Agents,
Aug. 20 m3.] IN Fulton Street, N. Y,.
Look and Read!
SOMETHING NEW!
Tin undersigned, Merchant at Dimock Four
.1 (..7 - erners, has Isitrly .discovered that for
ready pay he cap self moreGoods,ahti make more
money at one.lialf -the usual• profits put upon
Country Goods. Consequently J can sell Goods
from fire to ten percent. loweLthan any other
establishment in this section. Jut do nut take
my word for it. Call and - see for yotirselres.
Bring a little Cash or torte. kind of Country
prod uce, and buy, your Goods.at a pritie unpar
alleled in the history of Mercantile trade. My
stock is large and well selected, and I am. rep
ceiving
every week... MyTerms of Sale are READY rAir;
It will certainly - be for you.r interest to call and
see toe before massing elsewhere,
Flour an d Salt: - kept eonsiantl on hand.
_ wa.t. ll_ THAYER.
Dimoek, Jan. 13th, 1857,-
W ia W
OLI7S Aromatic Scham hnaltpm, 'at
TUR 1Z ELL'S
J. I. MERRIMAN, •
IS happy to announce to his. numerous cus
tomers that he is now reeciting a_. cheap,
stock of Spring and Summer Good; consistine
in part of Dry Goods, Groceries,• Crockery,
Hardware &c., which - he wilt sell for Cash,-But
ter, Eggs, or -any kin of Farmers Produce, in
a manner which will prove perfectly satisCae.
tory to all who are disposed to deal with him.
I.lll4tlnvilla May 151.11. IRS? .
READY MADF. CLOTHING,-
• at the " Upsoaville Exebang,e."
• Plated Ware. -
%MAE an.l Dossed Knives. Forks, Spoons,
Castors; Cake Baskets, Cups, Tea Sets,
ike., a good assortnunt.
July nth,. 1857.] - A. J. EVANS:
Q ILVER Spoons, Forks, Napkin Rinis,Capi,
0 Butter and Fruit Knives, &e., warranted as
good as coin, and handsomoly'engraved gratis,
uy • • ALFRED J. EVANS.
Binghamton July 111 h, 1857.
NEW YORK WEEK? NEWS.
•
W DRAKE PARSONS,
EITTy Saturday Morning, at 41 -
Q.102 - Wasson.
Street, Sew York, at One Dollar per, an
num. The Cheapest Paper in the World/
tiny_ parson remitting Tnenty Dollars 011
be entillid to Twenty one Copies, f sent to
one po.t "tfiee address..
rAVSI - ENT IN ALL CASE* WILL DE DE(4l:ll:fin IN AD
vAacr:
r rise New "cork -Weekly .k c itsf a
1 large and handsome p iper for general cir
culation, ie pnblished every SATI:Ii6AY MOUNING.
It contains all
_the interesting, matter of the Daily
News.
It represents the
.sound constitutional
plea R hick have ever been upheld by the Nation
al Democracy of New York, oppokid at once to
Abolitionistn," "Free-Suilism; and every spe
cies of fanaticism. It will oppose, at all Owes.,
any interference by the General Government
with the reserved rights of the States, and strive
t o be , nre in every section of the Union its fair
participation th the public domain, purchased by
common blood rind treasure, and which ~.ahould
be a'ike the common property of all, as free to
the Southerner with hid slaves, as the Northern
man wits his goods and merchandise.
It is deAdedly 4mti-Know Nothing and Anti-
Maine Law. -Wort,thi4 conservative - pintforin
th e N g . DeinoCracy..of this State have
erected their standard;
THE WEEKLY NEWS will contain each
week a full market report of Cotton and other
uthere Staples; Catt e, Grain, and alt desertp.
tion of Western prodnte ' • Diy Goadit; &c.,&c.,
with quotations of the New York Stock' Er.
change, the Financial and Commercial move
ments of the week,-and the notable incidents of
trade generally: lo this department it will be
excelled by ne other weekly paper in the city,
and rivalled by scarcely any. It is the to
render it in every respect A vett:thole guide toile
country merchant, farmer, storekeeper and Wm.
ness 11/30. Its Argricultual departtnent will also
embrace everything in the way of news and gen.
era! information.
THE NEW YORK DAILY NEWS is pub.
HAM EVEUV NIORNIKG. in connection with THE
WEEKLY NEWS. To subscribers by mail,
riVt. Dollars a year, payable in advance. •
TILE DAILY NEWS is handsome sheet
containg, all the earliest .domestic and foreign
news, reports, correspondence; and conimanica.
ted nttier. Its editorial management is able
:lad decided in tone, conservative - uponqhe
Wing questions of the dny, and favorable to the
views of the Natioutti Democratic organization.
It contains all the Telegraphic intelligence, full
reports of Markets, able Commercial and Finan
cial Reviews, with sr carefully selected and orig.
final Literary department, .etttbracing Peetry,
Tales and Pacet,ie. It is the object to combine
intelligence of the moi;t. attractite &sc riptioteto,
nil classes of readers--
THE DAILY NEWS is the Chevest "find
beat newspaper in the weed of its class. It hai
a'ready attained a very large cireulation, ranking
among the first of Cite daily papers in Now York:
All communiesti catclosing subseripcieha,
or eorieertiing business connected with THE
WEEKLY NEWS or DAILY NEWS, must bo
addressed to the publisher.
A coml,4,F•TEsissortment'ofGßOCEßlES
al & o. M. HAWLEY'S.
S. S. 3fOTT`
T. KINGSFORD & SONS
W ADD./ TIONS
Silver Ware.
PUBLISHED BY
LITTLE HANDING' COILUAIM
FARMERS
- . —AND— • ,
MECIiANICS!!
WILL Oinme remember, when building, t h at
`the kuirmribers aro furnishing '
• mons,. - . .-
. SASTand • -
BLINDS
1 •
At the lowest Factory prices, and that they keep
constantly on hand, a large stock of :
NAILS,
- • GLASS,
Pljny,
PAINTS,
.• , .
•
OILS,
DOOR TRIMMING S,
'y, SASII AND BLIND
FASTENINGS,
LIME, Sc., Are.,
In tact, we have almost everything in the way of
Building Materials
Of first rate quality, and will sell, them at a very
small advtinLe front Cost for Cssit:
Therefore we confidently assure Builders, that
they will materially consult their own Interest 3
by giving us n eall, before"purehasin. , ,
'LITTLE at, itiLftniNG.
FLOUR, SALT,
• -.-AND- -
L I • - `.E
_
T 1 I' the LOAD Or BA R REL, constantly on
.1.1 hand, and for sale. at .the very lowest rates,
by • -- LITTLE .& LARDING:
Nicholson Scpt.ember Ist, 1135;
ANOTHER
fug au *pltubib . *toth of
II R . . 1": I It
For the Summer Trade:
Now and Beautiful styles,
Now being openeil by
• • - LITTLE & HARDING.
Fish ! Fisk!!
A FRESH lot of those Fine Heavy Codfish,
IX also, Bluefish in Barrels and Half Barrels,
just rueeived Ly , LITTLE & HARDING. t
ALSO,
ANEW Stoei of tiroceries„ Hardware,
Crockery, &e., a litindreth part of
vi hate not time to Mehtioh. knough
to say, we have almost anything, and eve
rything expected to be found at a store in the
country—all of which we are determined t
tuft" into cash, in, tho , very shortest possible
time and we herewith issue a •
• N - 0 VI C E
fkag M
•
writ wish: It distinctly undemtood, that for
CAsn! we will sell any kind of (joocik ink!'
luwerl prices than usual..'
Fresh Groceries.
QUGAR, Molasses, Rice, Coffee, Ten,. nnd
.13 nil kinds- of Groceries in any quantity, It
the very lo*cat rtMS; a fell stork constantly on
hand y by LITTLE. & HAEDINGI
Four Shilling Tea.
NOTWITHSTANDING the .recent liekiy
advance in the price of 'reps, we hai-e,te.
cured a large lot of the same' quality of dila
which has created so much good feeling among
our Tea drinking customers. s.
Plenty of.it, by the chest or pound, at the old
price, by
•
It •ld a . rad, : •
r HAT Saleratus,iSoap and Candles of thc i
1 best qualities, are" for sale by theillox, at
New' York city wholesale prices, by
• LITTLE &
• Potas.
IN Tin Cans, a Pure article, for sale by
Ltrmtt & IllAtansn
Boots and 'Shoes,
CONSTANTLY on hand, a first rale *mi.
ment of Men's, Bovs' and Months` double
sole Boots and Shoes, of.,the beit'hiannfacifire,
also, Women's Shoes, goo 6 an Gaiters in
geat variety; all ttibh hold at very low rates, by
I,rrn.r, & HARDING.
Hats - and Caps, .
IN olmost emcee variety, of kinthi, quality and
.
n
pees, for sato by
LITTLE, & iIMtDIIII.
Bbnnetll l
10,1BISONS, rlowees and Trimmings, for salo
IL by - LTTLE & ['ARPIN°.
Clothing!
COATS, Vests and Pants, well made, and
good Styles; Shirts, Collars, Hosiery,
Gloves, etc.; for rah) cheap, by .
LITTLE & ILLEDIES. •
Leather!
QOLE and Upper Leather, Pegs, Silos Nails
and Thread, Wax and - many other kinds of
Shoe Findinv, for sale by
LITTLE ' &
Carpeting •
11) ICH - all Wool darpots, at low prictri fur
/IL .sale by
To Lunibormen and.gocTets.
- 13 EST Cast Steel and SUII*I Pall Axes, Cast
13 Steel Mill and Y. Cut Saws, also Patent.
tooth 'Ol,. Cut Saws, with Files, of almost all do:
seriptiens„ fol' sale liy
LITTLE & I!..tySts.2.
To Daitymen,
FReturn Pniis, Pans, Tin, Painted
r And Cedar Pails, Butter Bowls, Dairy Salt,
&e.• &c., for sale by
LITTLE & HARDING.
Are You Building?
rou will kayo money by purchasin g your
Nai;s, Glass, Paints, ON, sash, Dour,Trhu
tair%s, and nardware ,generally of
LITTLE &
Flour, Salt and Lime,
BY the Load, or Barrel, constantly on hand,
and for sale by
LitTLE & HARM*.
Cash!
you can buy altriolit anything * in the way of
General Mereh3ndise, forCuri, at a very
await advance from cost, of
. : - LITTLE & MARDI a.
Produde Wanted;
. , .
,
• •
BUTTER, `
:Eggs, Lard, 'l l oilo*, liooswsi,
Grain of all kinds, Rags, Old Ircio . Litin .. ber,
9
Shinnies 'Dried Apples, Reinsoke:, ilt.t4 ihhia
r
in examinee for Goods, by. , . i . .- - • •
0 - . ~
LITTLE & .ffARDINd.
. ..
AilL)
LITTLE & HARDINQ:
linkherinock bepoti
.1857. . .
LIITIjE . • ITARDISC
LITTI.I & HARDTiIii
ABEL TURRELL
H •
AS just 4bitiftied Nert - Yerl4Wllll
large and Choice *iiiety. boodis t boneht
for casui ;end ;I!electectititta 1400 eare,lront
over thin . of Alio best Hottiel is New. VOrkF
which be offers to his customers and the publlsl
at lo`vr prices for cash.. His stock ioint l likbit I
DIfUGS,. .
• . MEDI C, 1. .t Ste .,
. T
WIND 0- W ,131- L . A • : .
- WYE, S 114
ROCE - -
A S S.— W. RE
It 9 o*. • •
: RR, Qt.. 5 . ,. • •.- '••
oc ; .
. WALL PAPER,
W I N , I) 0 W - j' A r E -
W N1)0W• 0 I z .
-: • P A N C-Y D
MUSICAL S T 14M. EN W-Si
ER • •
• I' E R M E P.• Y ;
R Y 1):0 D S,—
lIARD MAJtE,
S T NE-W .A It,E,•
- W E) O'D E 141• ,W A R .E,
B 1 o 0, )I 5,
BRUS - lIES, •
APNNE D .W A
.R
• BIRD CA 41 E 5,,-
.CANARY
POCKET
• - 'BNr 11:IP,S,
• U M$ R. E
- • N 4.
.
- • IP I S TOL S,:- --
. A 14 ; 0 M I.T . N I T O'N - ;
TsIVIIPENTINEi
C,A AI P•II E N. B;
• BURNING FLUID, ..
A L 011 0 L
' • L U,Q.R S,
Vor!CedicinslPlittilt.shs-cinl,l- - •
TRUS.S,ES, •'•-- •
• P It T E S -•
SII 0 U-I DE It B C' E . S;' • „
P 0 B. M 0 N
S. P C T A. C •
SILVER & PLATED spouNs,voaBsiar.....
GOLD PENS;.' '
• ,VIOL•
IN STRINGS, BOWS, &d,; — '
'And all of the
PATENT ME D.I N
- Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto re.:
eeired s he hopes to merit si continuance-abd
large it.treaSe of the same., 4 - •
• nE).)TUR.RELL.
3lontrose, June - 1860857.. • •.. .
NEW
03:111 1 1,1 I P 4 024La0 -
HAS opened a WAWA and•JEWEI:-
RV Establishment in A. Merriman-'s Boot
and shoe Store en Public .Avenue: one door
above the Post Office. Clocks Watches and
JeWelry repaired in the neatest rityle. fill
ail orders for Watches.and Jewelry it. .itAS than
.
city prices.
111.wor w
-•k
1 • . lirleted
.
//Out role, Se pte Mho r I 4th, 1 867;
NEW •
WATCH7EAKER'b SHOD
. iSBF.LL wishes to Wenn the Public
, 4.4 out he has rented a to _
id- F. B.
'Chandler's -Store, *here he will be . fourid ready
to repair Clock; Watches and .leti , eify, on 'the •
shortest notice, and in good style. -All repairs
warranted. - .
ltlontrosi.; Se t.•15t._1857- - • - st
Ail an ink( ratorlav
ti(dice is hereby,gii•eit to all periOria having.
demands armitist the estate Of .I..koprilittic :COOL'
deceased, rate.of Ilerrick toivinKe.tliat the'sarne
Must be presented. to the undir,signed . for ar
rangement, and all persons indebted to said es-,.
tate are rt\auested to make inuo.ediate parent.
. ',..,.
Dona Sarri'ir, A er.
Siniley, Aug. ilstit fB6l. -35-6 t.
FULL sTobii kAtt MX-GOODS:
El RE & LAN DELI. 4th 4- Areh-nts.,
respectfully request Cash'Duyers to exnmino a
rms Stock tot" Sensetinbie Goods, adapted to BEST
PF.sitsyLvAnts TRADE. - .
Fo ll Line of Fall Dress Goods. New designs of ~
Fall Shawli. Rich Silks of Newest Styles.--;-
Good Black Silks of all widths. 4 Cases rumor..
ted French llerinocs. 7510. Poil de Chevresk new.
Goods. British and American Dark Pints. &tin
e,tts, Cashmeres, C,loths &Vestings.
nensi, Flannels, Elaiikets. &e, &c. .
N. B. -Aueti:on Bargains from N.' Y. and this
Cttp:Baitj.teed.• Particular attention given to
Country orders fcr Desirable Goods. -Terms Nett..
Capti. - sept. 3d.-3m.
u
...
• : - - ash for Wool .
fEL-
.TRR I T z iil,. 7 .
4hThighetprioi
.L,.nLsioaps,itttisatordz:
Mew Milford.
..Itrify 4th, 1857. .. . .... -,
NSW GOODS - II"
H. J. I . Vi r UBIS'S
XONTIi OSE, .APRM, 0 th' 18.57.
,- .. .
' Dairymen Take -Notice. 1
lIWLEY & GUILD have r:ondtantly pit
and and have made to order Chnros, Fir
kins. eturn Pails and Butter Tubs of the best
"eulity. [Gibson, April 20th, 1157.
•
Cash raid for Wool ! .•
1 m: I.i g hest market price id Cisn Paid - for
Ten Thousand pounds of Woos by.
HAWLEY &
Gibson, lune 24th, 1851.
Je:Weir3r;
' d i- VERY lull and desirable stoat of E4r-firiga,
.11 Breastpins, Lockets, Chaitis, Crimea*,
Studs. Sleeve Buttons, Gold and Silvcc§'pecta
cle, Gold 11nd Silver Thimbles, Pens - : and Pen.
cils, &c., to which 1 would
.Ihititii the at:
tentien of . my friends_and ail pe r sona wishing
to purchase. . AL FRED J. BVANS.
Binglattuten. July 17th, 1851.,
.
Eagle Foundry.' Plowt.
Fon superiority of enstitt, ;nil excellency
of machinery can not he excelled; . •
8..11. k....i.TIZE
MIL(../tIR for gale kt; tho triad orßarrel, by
DICKERMAN '4 . 4 GAR - ft Wrr:
Noir - Milford, June 10th, i 867. ,
, .
• . . Melainotypes! ;
LI AV ING purchased Abe ; right for inside*
MAL, the beautiful and diirable.etyle of pietarea
known as the file, , laitiotype, or Irog
_Pictures, I
Nun' ready to,furuish them to *pia as may pre_
fer.them to the Ambrotype or pagiierieotype.
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superior quality, 1 can; and trill, milk* Th ew
cheap ! and as good !.! -as these sold iky . Wood, ot,
the cart on the green.
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