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_Brooklyn; Oot..80;
B. FkTiwssinnir, 'Den r , Ir, let S' ". I 7/
be with you on ne.rqhnreday evening,
November sth, to lecture. I shall come
by the .Yew, Jersey route, for.the purpose of
avoiding the long ride by wagon. Will you
send me word as tO„the point of stopi - ing,
your's Truly, rt. W. Beecher.
Suhjt;. The Christian Commonwealth.
Visitotit at the Normal School.
J.!I C. Donaldson, Al. . "Y.
Mary Donaldson,
Rev. Robert Runt, .
M. C. Tyler,
Rey. M, White, •
Mrs. A. Johnson,
Dr. T. J. Wheaton,
Mrs. Wm. Peck,,, - . Waverly, N. V.
Jennie . Root; Oberlin, 0.
Rena -rnold, - Prornplon, Pa.
P. Arnold, • - 14 '46
Mrs: P. Arnold,
Jessie, llartly,
Emma. Scott,
Romina Scott,.
1L Etta, /3eardslev s
Mrs. Marietia Williams, Franklin, - a
Orlando
F E Cole,
Augusta'Cole,
Mrs. S. E. Datther,
Arletta Granger,
E. Crane,
Mrs. S. M. Price,
11. N. Brewster, •
Mrs. Myron S. Town,
Ellen L. Downer
Miss. S. -S z Llandriek, Jessup, a
S. D. l'orlipkin's, Brooklyn,- a
Israel Camp, Camptown, "
Mrs. Stanley Turret!, Friendsville , "
'Hannah Golden fill , "
Sarah Leach, • - New Milford; "
A. J. Gerritson, MOutrose, "
. Mrs. A. J. Get ritsoni Mt 44
Bessie Riley,
Mary Biddle,
Mrs. IL B.
,Little,
Sarah M. Cleinons,
Cecelia E. Clemons,
Mrs. G. B. Lewis,
Augusta. Carpenter,
D. S. Gregory' -
Mrs. M. Bard,
A. D. Ilutheifield,
.Ikcy Dennis,'
Mrs. A. Day,.
Mrs, 3,__Nlack,
Mrs. Rogers,
'Miss P. 'Underwood,
Emily Blackman,
Mrs. Dr. Blackman,
Mrs. Wm, L. Post,
Phila M. Green,
Jessup,
Mrs. S. M. Wilson,
Sophia Lyons, • .
Rev. B. Baldwin,. ,
J. Lyons,
Emma:M. Stephens, -
Ann S. Stapbens,
D. U. Wade,
Mrs. P. 11. Vade, ;
Mr...Marsb,
Mrs. A. L. Webster,
Thos. Julinson,i
C. J. Cuitia,
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Jos; Jameson, fliredtors of Bridgewater.
F. Newcomb, I
M. Baldwin, J
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.IL7 - A telegraphic despatch dated St. Lott
is, Oct, 26th, says;
A protest, signed by several prominent
citizens of Kansas, was sled on the 15th inst.,
against the fraudulent retort's of Orford pre
cinct, in Johnson county, in reply to which
after a per.onal investigation, Goternor Wal
ker ana Secretary. Stanton published .proc
lamation in the lierild of Freedom, of the
20th in"t.. ettpres‘ing a deteriiiination to re
ject the entire vote of Oxford, and give Certif
icates to 'the i Free. state eandidatez.
The proclamation produced an intense' ex
citement among the eictieme Pro-Slavery men,
and threats of vengeance were made Against
the Governor and Secretary.
On the 1) instlof protest *as made again-t
the assembling of the ConstitutiOnAonven
tioir by a Mass Conventicin of the peCiple, held
at Lecompton.
Ign oda.* *Aeri:nip,.
a man named Michael Mal One, residing in
the vicinitY of Saw WII run; ,tnis.sed,hia
ing while passing along- the narrows, at-Sy
der's lauding, and fell over the einbankrnent
to the . water's edge, a distance of some one
kandred feet. The bank. is very steep, and,
covered with: large r 3m onek-- Mr. Ida
lone was taken pp alnioSt iifeleo.:shd carried
to the residence Of gr. - -gilyder. Iliaikire and
bead
.were seriously egt, and his-entire . bOdy,
was badly bruised. lie :i• abocit thirty years
of age, and unmarried; Intoxication --is said
to hilve been the calnieof the accident.
THE RICIItdIOND nee ettLi— ne last-,neeet“.
sari link in the chain or proof Where With to
convict the two arreated men, Wheeler anti
Somerville, charged with :-robbing: the Rich
mond (Va.) Citstorrr Ronan has been happily
• found. consisted in discovering the where
abouts of a certain marked coin `known - to be
among the money' stolen from the site It
was a quarter eagle, and had been nied as
the head of a breastpin. Wheeler, it is al.
leged, paid it to a person in Baltimere, who
had amain parted with it in payment tors per
.; son in Richinond, and in *hose banda.it was
Nand.
TUE IsAuGurtinoN.---WO leatz si-
ran; events are now in progreou for -grand
military and Greinen'a parade -heie. ou'th c.
e,aion of Gen. Packer 'a Inauguration. Ser
i era! first c:ass fire companies , froin
phis have signifieil their intention of being
nri , ent, and we _have no doubt• - companies
froin Gill the-zeighfmoring towns will 'he 111 at
tendance. A militiry company and Band will
escort the Governor elect to the Capitol, and
an eli9rt will be made to secure the attend
ance of a large number of volunteer enmpan
les from other placeßl—Harrisburg Herald.
ADVASTAG E of PCNCTI7ATIOS.—Punctua•
tion, that ig, the putting of stops in the right
place, cannot be too seduously studied. We
lately rend in a country r ape r , the startling
account of Lord
,Paltnerdon's appearance in
the olive of Commons • "Lord Palmerston
then entered on his head, a wbite bat upon
his feet, large but well polished boots upon
his Iron-, a dark cloud
,in his hand, his faith •
ful walking stick in his eye, a menacing glare
haying-nothing. He sat down "=—ranch.
L?' As the if , tearner-Cety of. Cleveland am
corning - from I)etroit to Cleve4El4l,v/hen wear
"*ac banks off Point air Peise, she, ran into a
Nock of ducks t Veltieb were wining theli . Way
(hrough the darkness. The 'tlass'of the large
loftornotive lamp was MINIM to piece•, two
of the ducks and •a pretty• small -bird being
i!.n!iglit in the lamp. Three otherclucks were
kicked up on the deck. • r
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Ifiathee...filh • BORO' . COUNCIL
hold its iegtilat; tocetiog oft tdonday. Nov,
Ist, at the office of H. S. Beatkiy, FAq. ' '
Per order.
Nolice.••• lONTROSE 1..110.. CO.
w.ilt,meet itt6 1.3 o'oloek P. M., Dlooday Nov.
41857;": T . .• ; . Per order.
LecturojearTo be delivered before the
SusquxuasNaLeourri,NOUALll. SCHOOL:
N. A. CAL kINS,Ift,q., Editor of the `Student
and Schoolmate; N. Y., Thursday eve! Oct. 22d.
It. B. LITTLE, Elul, Montrose, Monday .eve.
Nov. •3d. -
B. S. BENTLEY, Eaq. Montrose, Friday eve‘
Nov. M. The public are iavitt'd toettend.
The precise evening of HENRY WARD
BEEPHE lecture is not definitely known—
fo4 o*tor handbills. - (id. • •
Notice to: ? School Teachers and
those who employ Bosrd
of Direetors of NeWhidlitind District are disposed
..to let the Patrons of the several aehoels, respec
tively, .within the District, select their own
teachers. tinder.tho following restrictiots:
Ist. They v:tish to have those employed who
will consider it apricilege.ns sail/ as their dsty
to attend Teachers' institutes and other means
of improvement within their reach at least once'
in two weeks without oempulsion.
Rd. Alt teachers must be regularly licensed
by the County Superintendent before commenc
ing their schools, or as soon'thereafter , as the
orrangements of the County Superintendent with
regard,to 01Hk-examinations. will allow--
3d. hietithly reports must. be regularly filled
; out and made to the Secretary at the end of each
month. If more convenient they maybe left
with Wm. C. Ward. Esq , School Treasurer.
Any failure on the part of teachers, to com
ply with the foregoing will be sufficient revert
to witheNithe public money.
The Board wish. the Schools to be in-opera
tion by the third Monday in November, if.pos.
sible, so that the necessary books may be tar
nished at the commencement.
New York City
N.J.
Binghamton.
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Glenwood, "
Springville,
U .10
Gibson. "
Rush, "
Clifford,
Forest Loie,
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01120.
In Brooklyn on the 20th, inst, SIMEON_ TY:
LER - in the 60th year of his age.
"vin Wi no oa, Minnesota, Sept. 22d, MARY wife
of Eden Brown, of Lathrop Susq'a Co„ Pa., in
the 6151 year of age.
The deceased was at one of son's, where she
went with her husband, last spring to spend the
summer on. a visit. expecting to return home this
fall ; but alas; how often death -destroys our
fobdest hopes. •
"In Jackson, on the 12th inst. ELLA FAN
NETTA, yonngest daughter of Jeremiah and
Nancy 31 Baldwin, aged 2 years and 7 months.
Sleep, Ella. sleep' each little bird,
Whose carol all tlie'rlay we heard,
Ere sunset faded from the west,
Folded its tits, wings to rest, •
- And 'mid thtsoft leaves cradled high,
Rocks -to this lullaby—sleep, Ella, sleep.
•
In Brbigewater,Oct.•lsld, Mr. A. F. WILL-
lAMS, aged 47 years.
'Mr. 'W. hai been generall known by all our
citizens as an honest, upright, industrious man ;
a kind husband, an indulgent father : doing eve•
rtthing be could for his family. and promptly.
Ills health had been generally good-till the past
summer, when -he became conscious of the near
approach of his end, and made every arrangement
for the closing op of his business. The Friday
before his death, he went to Montrose to settle
some little matters, and told his family and nth
ers that it was the last time he should ever go
to Montrose, or evenaway from home, and. so It
proved. He leaves a wife feeble health, eud
three worthy children to moulm (Wt. loss.
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Notice. •
ANY PERSON who may have any demands
azaingt the estate of A. F. Williams, deed,
late Of Bridg,ewatet, will phase present the tame
to me, , as no letters of administration %till-be ta
ken out. H. M. WILLIAMS.
Bridge Water, Oet.: 27th, _1857. 42
T ADZES Dress Buttons, some very pretty
_Liktyles, of Guld stone and Mosaic, just recd
GO I. Silver and Bone Toothpicks.
A. J. E
CAIEO Breastpins, abother lot xery cheap
.1, . A. J. E.
CO t • L Neeklae:fis abd Armlets; in variety. by
t.
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1190 Y virtue of sundry writs lamed by the Court
L., of Common Plfas of, in and for the County
Susquehanna, and. to me directed, I will ex
pos to sale by public vendue at the Court
House in Montroae.,on Satun)ay. the 19th dav tit
ovetubCt ncat, atone o'clock, P. M., the follow.
ing Real Estate. to wit: • • .
. .
ALL that certnin pie .41r *mei of WO altu
ate nhd being' in .the township orChbeOnut in the
county of Strsq's, it brine lot No.-113 on a map
of re-survey of the Rhode . Telona nnrehrte. bon- .
Jai ninelo9 810 neree. and ie bounded en follows
to . wit the north by lot no. 115. and on the
writ oy lot no. 112 ofilani re•stovey, With the
'atpnitenattem one &tali itez honer. and one fra.
Med barns one oreluvrd, and about bti onret Im
proved.
Taken in execution at the suit of Alexander
Dewing vs. Joann Steinberg, lite Joana McCor
mick, and Wm H. Steinberg.
.A/480.—A1l the rirht,iitle and interest of
rrimettlo Wright; in and to that certain tract.
pieee or puree of land, situate and being in The
trivrnship of Prooklyn in the county' of Saxe's,
and bounded and described as follows. to Wit:
on the north by lands of O. Rail r and 0. Wright.
on the east by land' otimid Wright, on the south
b y I ss a s o f J. W. Holley and 8 Gantt. and on
tho west by lands of F." l Vhippl; and I. N. Palm
eontiinlnu about 65 arms, be the same More
or' Tess. with the apportenances.one framed
house, one to stable, and aboat - 30 acme impr n .
s pd, b e ing the same lands recently occapied
_by
Wiie :Wright deed. -
Tekeuln execution at the snit of, Alfred
Puy rep vs. Frs - .eine -Wright. , -
A/$BO--All that certain piece or. parcel of
land. aitnate and being in the township of gr e at
13erui. in the willare recently called forlersyille
in the county of flusq 4 a. hennaed and deSeribei
a s - to it; beginning at the.north west
corner of the main huilbinr on the Great Bend
and Coshocton turnpike rend. matting. thence
abeet south Oleg:. east C 6 feet..thence at.right
anodes with the said last - mcntionedlineAnultAft
der. east 100 - feet, thence in course parallel
with the first mentioned line.about n'.th 27 deg..W. t
shop; the lino,s! the barn and Woodshed._ about
ib ,feet to the +filer of the wnedshed, and *leo
the Fortier of widow MeCollum's land, thence
long - said last mentioned line. and on a line of the
i kood..hed. al put south .63 Aret west, about 60
feet is another cornee.of*aid p ie
line or *aid Widow lfcCellunes land, fli e s co in*
tiboat . 27 der. east along the line of.aaid wicds'd
By order of the Bonrii,
W. WALKER., Secretary . .
New Milford, Oct. 17th, 1857.
ALFRED J.. EVANS
1001.3KET py Giatsses, diftireut
.1 J. F..
WA' t.andvs, a fikriety of patents.
A. J.
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TGDS, a)argu lot of Gold. Pearl and Jet,
just reed py A. J. E.
SLEEVE It - Winos, n fine stssoritneht. jrnkt ree'tl
A. J. E.
(1 Thimbles, of altsizek. just ,re'ed. by
ALFRED J. EVANS.
kft
Binghamton. Oct- %I, 1857.
Sheriff's Sale.
about g' feet to the main building and theifee by
the said main building almipt . tibuth 63 deg. west
to the place of beginnjw, containing aboutls4o
Eq. ' it. of land, with the appartenaneeNt ore tav
ern hcraen and barn, with 'stab woodshed
attached and all impiovd.
Takin in ext.eution at the nuit of 1. )1. 'Sut
phin, re:Alfred Allot and !lamina Mien.
ALSO— Alt-that certain 'sawmill,- 'alturted
very neiv the mill site known as the Bet, Skin•
*ter mill site, and on land recently owns d by
Bonajah A. Skinner. In the liresebt toWnship of
Oakland, ( late Harmony) and bouided as fillo's;
on the north-west by land owned by John Pat
rick! on the north by the Cam known as the Infs.
ilibbom farm, how in posriession of John Bib
bornjr.om the east by land owned by A. up;
man, on the south by land owned by Datil Bend
and David Taylor.
Talcen in execution at the snit of A. & S. H.
Barnes, vs'. F. A. Ward and Dologherty.
ALSO—Aa that two• store dvreiling - house
situate On the riorttrigde of streetß.ln the Bo
re of Susq'a Di pot, in the count, aforesaid, con
reining in 'front on said B. street. 60 fret, and•
in depth 120 feet, and the lot or piece of ground
and etirillate appurtenant to said lot. being boun
ded on The north, by lad of N. Lenhelm, on the
east Ly land of the N. Y. & E. R. R. Co.. on-the
south by B. street. and on the west by land of C.
L. Ward. it !mint , lot No. 17.
Taken in execution at the snit Of Morris S.'
Sherman, vs. F. A. Ward.
A /.80--All that certain piece or pamel of
land situate In the township or Lenox, county of
Suosfa state of Pa., bounded and described as
follows, to wit ; on the northliy lands - of John
S.. Millard, on the east by land of Sterling Max
on. on the south by hind of Orville Tilfony and
Luke Re.A, and west by lantlatortnke Reed.—
containing 71 acres. it btdag thtijianse premises
conveyed to John R. Taylor by direttbear'ng date
Aim 14. 1852, signed by G. B. Eldred High Sh'f
ofSnsq`a Co., and conveyed to N. J. Sherwood
by said John R. Taylor& wife by deed bearing
date Oct; 20. 18.51,—wi t h the appurtenances, two
framed dwelling houses, cno framed barn, one
one saw mill. one blacksmith shop. and a grist
mill and orchard, and mostly improved.
Taken in execntion at the suit of Amos Sher
wood. vs. liollet Titus, and German. Titus. •
ALSO—AII that certain piece or patrol of
land. situate and being In the township of Cho.
count. (now Apolacon) in the county of
and bnnnded and described an follows, to wit;
beginning at a post and stones by the road, on
the• line of Samuel Millegan's farm, thence north
by the said line 192 7.10 perches to a post.
thence west 35 perches to a post, thence south
87 7.10 perches to a hemlock, thence west 22
perches, thence south• 180 pj•• rchesto a post by
the road, thence by the same east 57 perches to
the place of beginning. containing 57 acres, be
that same more or less.
ALSO--All that lot of land sitnnte ;n the
township of ANA:teen aforefaid wijoining, the a.
hove described lot of land, and bounded as fol
lows. to wit; north by land said lobe of Patrick
Moran, south by the Milligan road. west by the
above described lot and east by land of Elijah
Dew, containing 08 acres, briih or said lots he
ine occupied as one farm and containing in th'e
whole 194 acres with the following improv'm'nts
to wit ; about 40 acres cleared, a small orchard,
a l e e house, and an old log barn.
Taken in exPcution at the snit ofJamps
adm'r of Saml Milligan dcc'd, vs. Thomas
Rooney.
ALSO—An that certain piece or parcel of
land rituate and being ir' the township of Oak
land in the county of :in.q'a, and bnnnded and
described as folio." to wit; beginning at a pile
of stones in the north west corner of,* tract of
land belonging to Renajah Skinner's land,and in a
line of John Ililburn's land and adjoining lands
granted to Matthias Bond and running thence
along, his line, snuth,l-2 deg. welkt, 114 perches
to a post and stones, on the north side of the
brook, thence doWn Said brook. south 59 1.2
def. east, 25 ft-10 porches to a pile of stones,—
thence north 63
.3 4 dog. east, 19 perches to a
Pile of stones, thence emit, 20 8.10 perches to a
hemlock tree, thence north 1-2 defy. east, to 1
shke ana atones standing in the north bound s
of lEtenajah A. Skiuner's land in a line of John
Hilburn's land. thence north, '7B 1-2 deg' we .4,
along said Hilbrtrn's land to the b place of I.er;n.
ning,, containing 43 pores and 37 rods. Ve the
i c,
samerno-e lesS. wit the appurtenances.
Taken in executi at the suit (Venice rinol
vs. Michael 'Worn :
ALSO—AiI the right Clie and ihterest ofJas.
W. Belknap in anti to all that cella% Wive or
parcel of land situate in the. township of N. Mil.
ford. en. of Stisifa state of Pa.. bonnded anti tie.
scrib , d as follows, to wit cemmencno at a post
corner of land of A. Moss. thenie running north
42 1.2 deg,. east on line of land of said Moss 130
perches to a post the easterly corner of land of
said Moss. thence south 44 1-2 deg. east lilnnr ,
lands of Hatch. & Johnson 125 oerehes to a pine
sooting corner of lands of said Hatch & Johnson
and lands of John Boyle, thence south 42 1.2
deg. west along lands sitpposed to belong to E.
A'. & 0. Pratt, 130 perches to an oak
sapling—
thenre north 44 1.-2 des.r. west 125 perche's to th•
place of beginning, containing 101 acres and 24
perches be the same more or less, and all unim
proved. -
ALSO—AII that other piece or parcel 4lanii
situate as above. bounded and described as folio's
to.wit : commencing at a hemlock sapling, the
south east corner of land of A. lifos4, thence
running north 45 de g . east along lands of said
Moss: 123. perches to a post the easterly corner
of lards of slid Moss. thence south 44 MI deg.
'east along the above described Tot of J. W. Bel.
knari. 211 perches ton hemlock thence south 25
deg. west along hind sopposed 'to belong to E. A
&. O. Pratt, 136 perches to a poQt thence north
44 deg. west, along lands of HaVdenj2B perches
to the place of betrinnig. containing .40 acres anti
149 perches,,be the same more or lylas, and all
improved.
A LSO—AII the. Homestead property noon
which the said J. W. Belknap now resides, situ.
ate as afore . twid, bounded and deseribed.as
lows, to wit ; on the north by lands of B. B. Lit.
tle i on the east by lands of Wm Bedell, on the
south, bylatui of Robert Giltispie. and on the w.
by she Cocheeton.& Great Bend Turnpike Road.
containing abOut 70 acres of land, the same more,
Or less, with the appurtenances, one framed
dwelling house, one farmed barn and - shed, one
blarksmithehop, and Wagon shop, one . saw mill
and mostly ijuproved. •
Taken in evocution at the snit of the Coto
monikealth of Primsylvauia. roi• the Use of Wm
R. Rockwell, vs. James W. Belknap.
Ai/36—A11 that rertain Rtormill situated on
creek known as the Drinker creek, and near pub
lic road known as qurtis road. in the ptb.sent
township of Oakland, (now Harmony) said mill
k►eiegg on land bounded as follows; on the north
by lands owned by Wakeman. on the east -br
the Lenox & Harmony Turnnike, on south by
land in the possession of Jacob and on the
west be the above mentioned Curtis. road.
. Taken in execution at the suit of , A., & 3. 11.
Barnes, vs. F. A. Ward. ".
F. P. HOLLISTER, Sheriff.
Sheriff'* Office!.
Montrose, Oct. 26th, 1857. /
42-4 t.
Notice.
TdT.IOE is hereby given that letters of Ad.
1.1 ministration have been giaaiea to the un
dersigned upon the estate of Calvin Bell, de
ceased, late of the township of Lenox in the-
County of Susquehanna. All persons having
claims aganist said estate are therefore notified
to present them .duly attested, sod those who
are owing said estate are requested to make im.
ruediete.payment.•
CATIIE-RTNE BELL, Admix.
Mot tzose, Oct. 19th, 1857. 41W6.
Auditor's Notice.
In the matter of the Ad-) rlitHE undersigned
miniatratlen amount JL having been ap..
of. Rohl Megune.. Ad l pointed sr' Auditor
sfanistsAtor of ffilai by theOrphan'aVourt
hicKune, deceased._ to settle.thii (aerounts
- ih this cage; will hear
all parties In reference thereto,
at his (office in
Montrose.soh Friday the 6th ' day Of November
one o'clock, P. M. • -.* - • :
• ' WM. 11. 3Egsllll o , Atiditoe.
Oet.-13th; 1857. z •41 era.
eery fine assortment of
/Jl l
.nad Hair. Brlcelets,,Jeceived
thiiiCday by - A. J. EVANS.
Singtonoton, eitfr, 1A57.
-NEW.- - STOVES
Ih as, ar, at, a Ise
just,receiving - I‘‘ large _ stock of
NEW. STOVES
,s, :ftPaa;iiiiatent • O(...Efiroted
thk7l;:liart ,
Pri:miwn
Co* &ore& for l oad oi.:,Coritosti4i a ;.iu peiior
Variety of Parbo;"fr#ll# itnd - *op I.Btaiti,ffor
Wood or Cciii/ Zinc, Sled
Iron, Store'reibet, 4e., ctc. • -
Ilia aisimitmerit'wirllnelmle the moat fiet.tcr
nod Dastaant! STOVES In market, ahil will be
sold'on the most favorable terms, and to which
he would Invite the partienlar attention of Cast'
buyers. -
era MWord, October, 121 f;, 1857.
NEW JEWELRY..
IIE sulowrib,r tgket pleasure in Worming
I his friends that he is now receivinga Istrge
addition to hisetock of „lEWELRY and FANCY
GOODS: Ills goods have, been selected
.*ith
great care, and being purchased in theiresent
depressed mate of the market. will bo eiolcl of
unusually low prices. ALFRED J. EVANB;
No. 2 Odd Fellow's Hall.
Binghamton, Oct. 7th, 18.57.
OLD SPECTACLES . of every ago and 'of
lir various qualities received this day by
ALFRED 3. EVANS.
Binghamton, Oct. 17th, 1857.
Register's Notice.'
PUBLIC AQTICE is hereby. given to all pei
ions concerned in the following Ratites, to
&defier Fatnzatex Pim - RAM:1;1 de of Susq'a
Depouleceased,Wm.lll. Hubbard Adininistrmor
Estate of Jon. Horemtma, late of Harford
township; deceased, Charles Tingley Adm'r.
' Estate of Wm. WHITES late of Auburn town
ahip, deceased, Win. White, jr., Administrator.
Estate of Jolts Rutssvaimr, late of Forest
Lake township, deceased, Mahal* Rhinevault
and John S. Town Eliecutors
That the accountants have settled their ac
counts in the Regitder'm °d ice, in and for the
county of Swfuehasna, anti that the same will
be presented to the Judges of the Orphan's Court
of said County, on Wedneolay the 18th day of
Nov. next, for their confirmation and allowance.
J. W. CHAPMAN, Register.
Register's effice, Montmse, Oct. 21st, 1851.
Notice.
WHEREAS, my wife. MARGAttEr Aix. has
left my bed and board without just cause
or provocation, I hereby forbid all persons bar.
boring or rusting her on my account as I
will pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. ELI WRIGHT.
Lathrop, Oet. 15th; 1857. 41%3.
ADMINISTRATOR'S ti - OTIC.E.
x - raricE is hereby given to all persons hai
.L"i
demands against the estate of Dan
Payne, deceased, fate of Lenox township, that
the same most be presented to the undersigned
for arrangement; and all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
AL ONZO A. PAYNE, Administrator.
Lenox, Oct. 13th, 1857. 41 vr6*.
N E . IM7
Aaa 1 111 Et
"GOO D• -S
For Cash or Ready-Pay.
The subscribers have just pusehased a New and
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
Consisting of Staple and Fancy
D - RY GOODS
Groceries, Crockery, Iferdware, Boots and Shocs,
4"7. , 4.c.,
Would offer them for sale nt their Store, at low
er rates than Goods have been sold in this pldee
for CASTI or PEODUCE exper:enee having taught
us that this is the only true way of doing busi•
news.
As we have bought our Goods for Cash. du
ring the great money panic, we 11,v.) bought
them Low, and will sell them the same.
* * *Please give us a call and examine our stock.
GUILE & BLANDING.
irfdvd. Oct. 12th, 1867.-
FNGER RINGS.—A eery flue lot of heavy
IS 'carat plain Finger Rings, suitalee for
Wedding Rings; also. Pearl,: Garnet; Diamond.
Ruby, Mosaic, Chased and Figured Rings, from
4 Shillings tii - $5O, by . A. J. EVANS.
Binghamton, Oct.. l'th, 1857
PLATED TABLE KNIVES.—Anew invoice
A: •these beautiful. Table and Desert Knives;
also, St*c•el Knives and 'Forks, of dtff, , ront styles
And tiunljtics, by • A. J. EVANS.
Bintrbantten, Oct. 76, i 537.
BUCKSKIN PURSES and BAGS from 4.
1.) to $4, by " . A. J. EVANS.
Bioehaniton. Oct. 7th, 1857.
D LATE D Castors, C.tke Baskks, Sugar Dish
1 es, 'Salt Cellars, Card Baskets, Candlesticks,
Forks, Spuons, &e., &b. in every variety by,
A. J. EVANS:
Binghamton; Oct. 7th; 1857.
F.—
AItRINGSA new let of Earrings and
Breditpin4, in 9et4; also, a large variety
of Cameo and All-Gold Eartingd—new patterns,
by •• A. A. .1. EV AltiS.
Binghamton, Oct. 7th, -1857.
- Farm for Sale. -
Situated about 1,14 miles troiii Lynn 'P. 0.
Sprinville, containing, 93 acres, about 60 acres
under improvement a framed [louse and Barn
on the same. A-good apple - orchard, wi h a
large proportion of grafted trees; sdgar omha
and timber adapted to the mints of the Farm;
within 1.2 mile of a good Saw-mill and; Grimy
mill. Terms made easy.
ApPly at this OilLte or 14 Wirren Taylor,
Spring(
o.lober 7, 1857. • . 40w3.
Removed l
Nip/ office to my new residence nearly oppo
all. site the Presbyterian Ctiurch,onTurroke
Street The public are incited to call and etata
ine specimens of the var;ons styles of Plugging
and Plata; which 1 am chit) , meeting. No gss.
sing, "any more," tiiends, the work speaks for
itself. C. D. TlRGlL,Reiidefit Dentist.
ootroite, Pa. Sept. 1857.
• NEW
':ii7ATCH - MitLER 3 SOP.
B. ISBELL wishes to inform the public
LA• that ho bas irnted, a window in F. B.
Chandler's Sttkre,
.w.bere be will be found ready
"to repair' Cloas;:Walehes and Jewelry, on the
ehortest notice, and In good style. All repair*
warranted:
Montrose, Sept. Ist, 1857. tf
N £ W
JEWELRY ESTABLISH IT
Cise r Tatiel l 24.S - Caisnal • •
1
jnst 'opened a WATCH and JEWEL
RY Establishment in A. Merrlttnrtn's • Boot
and Shoe Store .on Public Avenue, one door
above the Post Office. Clocks Watches and
Jewelry repaired% the neatest style. He will fill
ail orders for Watches and Jewelry dt lead than
eiti. pikes.
4 ,*A1l work warranted.
Priontyme. September 14th, 185'1. thtf.
NOTICE TO T EACHERS . .
no II E ECIIOOI. DIRECTORS OF WILSON
desire to employ 12 Teachers to take charge
of the rebook of their Dicdeict, to whom liberal
salailes will be paid -
'1 he coMpensition will be grsdctsted according
to the geslifiritions of the petsooti
All Thefiers" eipeeling to teach in 'dibsos
School District must be licensed by the.-properauthorityr—the County Superintends t, .. •
Schools to opep aboottlts _lst of December.
JACOB L. Pro's,
Sr'EH ABEL, Sec'y. .
Olbson Scl. 26 1857. 139 tr.
(\NE, Two, Three and Four Stritied Knives,
NJ - nad,Sassors. by A., J. EVANS.
Binifiruntnts, Oct. 7th, 11.57.
LITTL£ a - HASDII~t~I+B COLUI~lIr:
• FLA R NU' E R S -
AtECT-lANIC - Sit
.
- xx7 11,14 please remember, kben t hailding, that
V Y., the subscribers are tuinishiag__,
DOORS,
SASIi anit-,.
s BLINDS;'•
At the lowest-Factory pricia; lad thi.t they keep
constantly an hand, a large sleek of.
NAILS, - •
GLASS,
PUTTY,
PAINTS,
OILS,
DOOR TRIMMINGS,
SASII AND Baiii)
FASTENINGS,
LIME, he., he., • „
In fact, we have almost everything In the Way of.
Blinding Materials.
Of first ritequality, and will sell them at a very
small advae‘e from Cost for Caw. .
' Therefore we confidently assure Builders, that
they 4111 uratmially consult - their own interests
by giving ns a call, beforOpurehasing.
- • LITTLE & HARDING.
FLOUR , SALT,
• -
L - • - . E. I
BY the LOAD. or BARREL, constantly on
band, and for sale. at the very lowest rites,
by LITTLE & HARDING.
Nicholson September let, 1867.
ge an -
11 IT If
• , Far the Summer Trade.
New and Benutifut elyes.
. • Now being opened by
LITTLE & ItARDING.
Fish ! Fidh !
4FRESH lot of those Fine Hess*, Codfish,
Lalso, ;11 uefish inlliarrels and Half Burets,
just roceived by LITTLE & HARDING.
• ALS O 1
A NEW Stock of GrOceries, Hardware,
Crockery, &e., &e., .a
hundred) part of
which we hare not time to Mention. Enough
to say, we }lave almost anything, and eve
rything expected to be found at a store in tho
coantry—all of which' wo are determined t
tarn into cash, in the veiY shortest possible
time and we herewith issue a „
NOTICE
. 11T WJ,I3.@TAIM.
We wish. 'lt disticetly andeestood, that for
CASK Re Will sell' anv kiud of Goods at mach
lower prices than usual. '
. . . - ~
Fresh .Groceries. .., .
;., . . .
UGAR,- Biota%ties.. Rice, Coffee, Tea, iitiO
all kinds of Groceries in- any quantity, at
.tiity very lowest. rates, a full Stork constantly ,l'o:
%and, by . Latta de IlanntsGLl
Four Shilling Tea, .
OTWrIIIiSTANDING the recent heavy
advance in the price of Teas, we have se
cured a large lot of the same quality of that
which has created so much good feeling among
nor Tea drinking customers. •
Plenty of it, by the chest or pound, at the old
price, by
TAME & ITARDING,
•
It- is a Fact,
rip
THAT Saleratas, Soap and Candles of the
1 best qualities, are for sale by . the Box, at
N'ew York city wholesale prices, by -
LITTLE iSr. DISO,
Potash,
I N Tin Cans, a Pure article, for sale . by
LITTLE & [LARDING
Booti and Shciosi
rIONSTANTIN on han&.a first rate assort•
ment of Sleit's, Bova' and Youths' double
sole Boots and Shoes, of the beat manufacture,
also, Women's Shoes, Boots and Gaiters in
g
ea a 4 riety, all to be sold at very . low rates, by
lATTLS & HARDING.
. . Hats and Caps,
IN almost enters variety, of kinds, quality and
pricbs, for ease by .
yy
LITTLE & i1A161311.
Bonnets, : _ • .
RIDBONS, Flowers and Trimming", fir sale
by & HARDING!.
n.
Clothing! ,
CI OATS, Vesta and Pants,. well made, and
good aty . lei; Sliiits, Cdllais; Hosiery,
Gloves,. etc., lot sale elicip s by
' LITTLE att. HARI)II4.
DO li r '
Leathdr!.•.
_l ---
S•Ert.E.: and Upper Leather. Pegs. Moir Nails
and Thread, Was and Many other kinds of
Shoe Finding; for alba by - . . . _ . .
. • - . , Lti - imr. & lisatinttn.
Carpeting ! •
,
oil Wool txrpele,_ at low price,= for
1.16 sale. by •
UTTLE &
To lumbermen and Coopers.
13 EST Cast Steel
_And Steel roll Aim Cos
Steel Mill and k Cut Saws, alto Potent
tooth 1 , 4 Cut Sawa, with Files, of almost all de
cripiluits, foi• sale by
LITTLE &
. . .
.
.-- To Da ir y m e n --.
vIRKINS, Return Paiis„ Pans, TR!Painted
r and Cedar Pails, Butter Battli, - D ' airy Salt,
&e: iSte.-, fat sale by . .
- Liiitz & LlAO:into.
Aro Yon Building?
you will !Niro. money-by ittirchaaing your
.1 Nails, Glade, Palatajlitri, Saab. Door Trim
:Dings, and Hardware generally of
- LITTLE & HARDING.
Flour, Balt and Lime t ..
1 ,
Y the Load. or Barrel, coestant,l on hand,
and for sale by • f 7,
LITTLE &
Cash ! I
YOU can bay almost anythinc, la the way of
Geaoral•3lerchandiso, for CAan at a very
swell advande frobi cost, of .
LITTLE 4.
• Produce Wanted.
BUTTER, Eggs, Lard, . Atietiwax,
Grain of ail k iodic nege,Cila ton * LainSer,
Shinglai, Dried I piles, Beane, dtle ? , dr.C.,:eianOd
in exchange for Gtiiide,
LITTLE 14:44110*.
~.dd~}~_ INIJIJ ~~~L'Q
Lir'fLE & iIARDNO:
Tunkliannock Debut,
July let t 1857.
Notice,. ,
Theimierfign'ed in',Atiiiitbr appointed by the
drPhatieCoint iirSusquehamia County to make
distribution of the Fund in the hands of - 41140-
de Benson, Adinitiistratrik of the "e;tati+ of flea-
Benson, deceased, Will attend to din duties
of his said appointment at his office in Montrose
on Friday, the 61litlay,of Noi•ember next, atone
o'clock in the afternoon, at which time and plaCe
all persons having; claim's •will,prese,nt them or
be forever debarred ifoni Coati ng in upon said
Fund. • • F. A. CASE,
40w4.
Oct. 6. 1857
NEB GOOD 8!
FOR •THE FALL OF • • 1857.
HBURRITT is - now receicinz a h4ge
. stock of FAI,L, and WINTER DRY
GOODS, including hip usual .assortment, and
of the .
PEST AND NEWEST STYLES
in umrket,' which will lie sold on the ;Whist
favorable terms.
• New 31ilford, Sept. 261h'1857..
BIT/111Zia.10 .:4VIDTI
, -Liun.raulga, .
.
GREAT RED U TIN OF P_ RILE S ! ! •
DICKERMAN & GARRATT ere now re
eeilag their Stock of Stoves for the Fall
and %Vint r Trade, and would beg leave to .- say
to their umerous friends and customers: that
they haVe on hand the largest and best - setected
Stock of Stoves ever offered to the inhabitants
of Susquehaon4 Co: - Their Stock consists of
the most: approved patterna of .Elevated .Oven,
Large Oven, Pretriiuda and Coal Cooking Stoves.
Wood and Goat Parlor 4tuyea: of Elegant pat
terns, aim; Six-Plate Office and Hotel Stoves,
Coal Burners, &c: Wo have the best Stove,.
constructed oh' . - 16 'diving Thin 'principle, ever
made, at - a' very knolletatb . prieM , • '
We would take thi.i opportunity of reminding.
our friend34ho are solicited to:purchase their
Stoves or HuNAlers & Pedlars, that' a moments
reflection will convince them that it is very bad
economy to AO Co. .
it:is a well 'estatlished fact that the -cost of
'selling Stoves hy pedlieg them about IV; coun
try is not less tho 18 or 2 U per Cent, and gener
ally. as
.high as ..‘T, to say nothiit of bad debts
end cost of collections. Ot course this extra ex
pense must come mit of thb pbeketv of the pur
chaser. .. ' -
...
consideration of the abo‘:tt facts we offer
ocr entire Stock of Stprei.at t'in per cent less
any Pedlar will or can seit. , Call and see it
these things are not so.
New Nlitford. Sept. 16th, 15.57.
.
TO the. Independeht. irrite \ rs
OF S USR UEHANNA - CO U.N'T
•
AND ALL, OTIItRS who look to their own interests.
' The undersigned is not just now . tp offer him
self with a long epistie for voiii "votes at • the
coming.ulection. - ..but would simply say _that he
has just received n ne,w stock of 134104 S and
STATIIONEItY, which he, ls ready to sell to
all those who want,just exactly right.
A oew lot of Pocket & Family Bibles, Testa
ments. Prayer Books &c &c.
5C11901,-BOOKS,:such as will Le waaicd in
the NORMAL: .Sll . 00L.
A choice lot. ()lA. W. ilarrison's Columbian
Inks, Toilet & Family Sonpa, laies' &Gentle
men's Perfurnety, and Flavoring Extmeti. '
GIFTS,GIFTS. • As it has become So
. fash.
;unable to' advertise giff enterprins," I
would just szt3,' that I will agfee to. furnish pur
chasers with gifts, and quite as valuable once toe,
as Pewter Penknives, Brass Fingerlings or other
valueless trinkets. Try me at the Montrose
Book ,store. A. N. WILLARD.
Montrose Pa. Aug. 12th, 1857: .1.7'
• , Stump. Candi 'te:
j would respectfrd ty notif • pu4ic that Tam
I a eanduitte. fur your sufrrdges. end I pledge
myself, .vlietlier elected or not, to fill. th'e duties
of my (ere, (w hich is to make your Coat's, Veits
and Nnts,) to the best of my ability. and in a
style that shall he neat and durable. If a thoi'o
knowledge of the buiiness, faithfulness to prom
isor aad a determination to please my customer c,
are merits worth anything, then ant I entitled to
your suffrages. Bring -along your cloth, and
your money to pay : for cutting or making, and
see if I am
. not all right. Poor Richard says:
"Ile that by the Plow would thrive,
Himself atust either hirld or drive."
True,—and if applied to Tailors, it would,
read in ditlectable r 3 thm :
"lle-that by the Shears wdOld- thrive.-
Must 'make good work or'—Yanked Doodle."
I pledge inpsilf to make gOOd Wtirk. .-Drop
in and look at the Fall Fashiork '
Eir Shop at the oM stand a few doors west
of Searle's corner. Cutting done as
DlontroserSeP. -1857. ; .1011 N. G ROVES.
Farm for Bale; -
T HE aub.criher offers for Sale a Good Farm
of 95 acres in Bridgewater, four miles east
of Atontrosei-71 acres improved. Thtrb 1a on'
the premises a large tranteci'Dwellieg llonae, a
good'fitamed Barn, an excellent Apple Orchard.
One half of the purchase money will be required
down; the balance in annual inst 'intents.
ELIiAH FoItOWN.
Bridgewater, August 19th, 1657. ; 3atf.•
Grocaiies I Groderiosil
4 • :
4 good assortment of .Groec.ries, Oiripr i
sifig
/X Flour, Fait, FirhYrta, Cori*, Sugar, ,
and ottidr krticies iit the line too .mmierons
mention,.Thirli is Olio' red fur 'idle /ow Vices;
for eaaor reale priy. Citi exanitne - mr
Goods and PRICES bbroie Oak . :
whete;
S. S. Mt:MT.
lifontion.,Aug. 10th. 107
Adniiiistrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby giten tt,aiirpersons Haring .
demands against the estate of . Li onint) Coat.
deceased, late of Herrick townsli.-that tho same'
aloe. bo preeehted to tho undersigned for art
rangemenA, and all persons indebted to said es
tate arc requested to Ulrike immediate pavtnint.
. . Adin s r:
Smiley, Aug. isll 1457. 35—ft,
AsstwlAtram i
PHILADELPHIA.
, .• ;
A Mineidreiit Institution, establisho by special
inctinetlAnt for tte relief of the ii6kand dis.
tressed.offlielerl with Virulent Epid6ni4diteaseri
r O ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual
J. bissaijeti, such as Spermatorrlea, Seminal
Weakness, Itupotencc. ono rr hces, Oleeti Sy phi.
!is, the Vice of Onanism, or eel!' abuse, &e., &e.
Tire "lOWA ttD ASigOCIATION, in view of
toed! destruction of human caused .by Sexit•
al diseases, and the deceptions practised upon
the unfortunate victim of eueh disease by:
Quacks ' several years ago directed their Con
sulting Sorg oti, as n eTtAnrritErn iict worthy of
their name; ° open a Dispensary for the' treat=
ment of thitt.elass of digetasts, in ail their forma,
and' tn give ig,CDICXI.AtivIcE ottATts. to till Wt!o
apply- by letter; with a description of their eon:.
dition,(sge4,necepation; habits of life ; &e..) and
in easeg of extreme poverty, to furnish medicines.
free of charge. It is needier.* to add that the
Avocistiota commands the highest medical skill
of the age. and will bandit'
. the most barreled
modern treatment.
The Director% oit n review of the past; feel
assured that their &hors in this sphere of betimai.
nt effort, have been of great benefit to -the
:Meted, especially to the young; and they- hsic,
resolved to ...devote' theniselvee, with renewed
zeal,-to this very important but much despised
cause. 1 ,
inst. published the Assccetationi a Report
on Spertneitorrhien or Seminal , Weakness, the
V;Eif of Onanism, Maitutballittn ; or Self - At use,
and other diseases of the sexual organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon,
.which Will he' - sent:lly
mail • (in is sealed letter
,enveloPea- vttai
ctrasot, on the receipt of Two' OnliffS fur poi,
Address, fore. Report or Treatment,. Dr e
Calhoun, CousultingSirgeon, Deward Asitoeta;
lion, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Phibtdelphia, Ps
- -‘ • , `-.,.8y order of the Director*.
RZRA D. HARTWELL Presideat.
ORORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Oct. Ifith, 107. " V . T.
Ml:;===
T. KINGSFOIMA SOWS
P 1/ -
OSWEG4.STARCIL
(FOIL' TUE LAUNPRk)
- "TIr AS esiabtished a greater leeldloity. than hat
-11...Loaver been obtained by Any other starch:: •
Thii has been the-resulCofjha ;ntarked...supe:.
riority
in quality; and its invartable - tnticorittiiy,:s' - .
• The'pOblic may be assured Of thii eat tinonlitti
of the high standard now OstabliShed, .
The production , is over tO . rrty - Tens.
and the derna no hart' extend :throughout Shit
whole of the United States, and to foieigti tedi.
tries, • - : :
• Working thliS hi) a very large - aiLleiliad andel
a rigid systein, they are able-to secure it peffto
uniformity ih the quality- thrtieglieut •the
'This is the great Desideratumlin Shutt, making; •
and is realized now for the firatlitne.
' Irlin Very best Starch that *RH -
..so OTHER, is always wanted, by conanmem:and
this will be supplied tit them by the grocers,
soon as. their customers havelltiaritedwhiriftl",
the best, and ask for it—othe l rwise they- would
be likely to get that article oniwhieltthe largeal k
profit can be: made.; : r'
111r : .KiegsfOid :has Beep engaged io
,theliiap
facture of rordiintotopy;
, years, and,durine the whele• of Ilia Oerted,the
Starch made under his`supervisipri has bean, be - 2
yond any quest;on, theibest 1 9 1-tiie ,rot
the first 17 years, he • had she - Charge or
works of Win: Colgate dr. Co.' in whieb - pakied
he 'invented the pruteis Of the mangfaetuta of
Corn Starith.
his sold by all f Cie - Veil di:oiriintearkir visit
pazt of the conhtrY. - •
T. KINGSFO.ft D &SO: !S - •
P , OSWEGO CORN' ST'
(OR. 1 3 11DDIN -
obtained an equal celet:tritY.with.their.Shireh
for the laundly, This artieltijilietfeelly . pure,
and is, in every respect, equ4T. o the hest Iler.
fluids .Arrow ,Rout, fs;ities additiobai
qualities which' retidei• it Invalltable for the dis:.
Potntoe ..51arch rl 2g4 Veen extensively peeled
and sold as a (Torn Starch. and has given -
impressions to many;as to the real merits of our
Corn Starch. • . Z,;; . • -
From its great delicacy add' puritY, it is tom
ing into extensive foie as d diet for infanta , and
E. N.JKIILLOGG 4 , C0., Agents,'
Aug ,211 m l l.l 196 Fu in Street, N.-71.
N E
Fik.LIA AND WINTER
..G00.1)S1
It is Onnecesiary , to ac otokrigt that .• ' A :-
. 1
R.. .' K` E• N • :Y-0 N -. : '',.* \.
(,;;I:I.1-LECTS .. .11ie nest styln of Goods that are lif
0 boi.foutid 'in New. York; 'regardiess'af the ek
lieMie.
~.tie has just received faun :New York $
large flikortmwt of Dry GoodS .consiating, -of -
Rich All Wools Delaneii,Frentli'fielanes, Su ! •
perior :Plaid 'Goods, and calleOthliti-sendlesS it 3 - 4, _ --.;
riety.' His
. good,i.t.6t arid are' worth 2.5 „A .
m we, than Ue goods osnally'rsold
.ihroligli,the.
_country. at the same prkoss: i Kentu - Cky4eartit .
Printe.
1 flannels,.-Rich itilibr m five mti . from eta,;„
to five shilliuot , , Ltriadla Shawls frog) $7 to ItIt!. --,---:
Carptd Bags, timbre I latc:W hit 4, Goods;SheSihga
at low prices.' Ladies Witfte'r Bonnets. 5h,040! ' 1
and Gaiters. large assortment,. I !loose Carpeting, l'
? heap. Collars, Underldeeve4,llmeadeiDelanes.
313 kith Black Silk fur $f ii . v:ird,sOmething .tim. -
heard of - .Debages;flatS,„(:aps;ll;Criieker - v.: A -,.•
complete aq:soriment of GrOciqiicAJtio*fikttgar,- .'
at
one
prices; lo its. per - riotind.,, ‘ CalraliCsee,
one and all. • _My rephttdian for. Selling: Odds -
eh'eap has not •didzinished in 'the least,. come
along with yottr cash and. tra e a with_ your - Ser.
t,
rant: , . . - • - KENYON: ;
yl'jok a cct L .nts with
eust4ilef .
s of - over-one':
1L years star mtistbe sttltd ni I
need tho'. -
proceeds. 't, - - ' . • .. 1 -.-- .- ' ' '
- - It'dol Sock Sladow.i not• wanted.
- '• ,t - - - ":'''- I -ft„'KENYON: • .
Lawsville Centre, Sep. 1b; E 157- - -, - .. -.
- p","-,„%"" years of tore. s,a hose shulds of life have .
A Retired fliysiciati '
i i.., nearly nn nut, tilse'evleit.d ohile in the
_ East litdies,, erteiti cure for • CuitscmPtiott,
(..
Asthma; Bronchtis; Coughs Colds, Sad. General
i
Debit it v. The i'etti..dy 'Was discovered - thy hint
i
when hilk. only t Mid, a dr.u2hte, Was given hp to -
die. He h a d h iira much o f t he "we:WM.IO ..res-
J , .
torstit-e and h ' ling Analitics or preparations
'made from the East ItUpa Hemp, and 4'e-thought
net:iirted to him that he tnight Make's' remedy for
his child. Ile:studied hard and seiCeidedatt te
alizinz his wishes. 'His child va.s '01.'0,1144 :.is
now alive and well. He heti'ince iOltrtinied
the wonderful retnedy , to Ilinii ' Ms of itufferent
t f r
in all parts of the wuild, - and h ' has never failed
in m:diittg: then"' cOthfifkielp heshityn and happyf—
Wishing to "do us ipitch Ainui al4 possible,, he-will
sc,4l to !Itch tillit'afflieteci felLew-beings as re
(lnca it, illiiie4e, With - rim a
.explici! dire. - -
tions for ensking4tUtqiid.iiticca.fully using it.
lie re.iirtr",;s ifieliaPplreant. le . itielese him one
shilling--thece centA to be reth'fne3 aot :pos age
on\ the reCipe: and the remaind te lie: applied
to the parment. ofthiSacivertitie alit, Address
• Dr. AII
li. J`Es No. Iri 9 4ra street ; -- i
r n.
8e1i..20--1.1n.) . Jersey c ty, N.; J.
,_ -
The *e, ere' Prirmities'et 1i oil •• :•
Just Pilblislit4, Gliiis:; site
" = „„„ • A, 'FEW W01210, . 4
t rent wit
+,•• Snertnat tirrhen or,
nocturnal etnissioto. genital anC
prrmittr-e-delolt•of the systenti
ittipef.lithents t !tint:tinge:sine
The ithportnnt tact that th
comthinints ' originating in Ile
tiolitode ofyo'nth,may . _be easily
this : spell tract\ e'
ted ; und'the tittite.ly.nevr
treatment; n 4
plviheil, by meannt'ef eve
to eve himself perfeetlyjit tli
cost,thcreby avoiding al! tterl
of the by: .eat tonne Addrel
free in. n sealed envelop. by rel
etamps to. Dr. DE I.A:NEY, 17
N. V. " Oct. 1 1851.
4,1i-f,al A YEAR pe - yx . for
00 kw Ifurnished -14?
O
expesind .tEition it i.ninnio•
FOUTIEbiiARD ISSII
• Sikpetb brick buildings., bean icully
the Raillioad near SarAto2n S. rings.
twenty I'rofessore, and Teneberii. Di'
it warded to Latlie, who griolont .. Wi
openi Dee. 4th. 1857- Send , f t ra . pat
Sep. 20-1 y . .)
.. 1 ,- Rev. .J AS.. E. K NG, P
7
: . J. L. MERRI -A.II 1.. -
Is hippy to anuoutwe to his nutilatia ens.
towers that_fie is atm: r .eitir, a, cheap :
stock of b'pting;,itad Summer Groods„ entaiitiae '.
in part, of Dry "COOda', 9 - rockriva, CroCkery,--
Hardware &v. tvhieli litlwilf:soill for Cask, Dat-1.
ter, Eggs, or any kin 4 oU FariperS liToduie in:
n- manner Which, will prove pbrfe.etty tuitiii4.
tory to all who are disposed to dent,with hits, - ` ,
Dpsonviile itih'y gt11,185"7-. -1 : ; :i:, _ '
Allissaltstio . •
VOTICE is hereby given - Aid tho-firto of
;LI Hsvmsr& GUI-LD is tliii4aNtzdissolved by
flints:ll ebnotent. itittrUET l
.GitrAtin, Aug 17 184. - Ginw. •
"`The books' Atka bectitintit fouttd at thiv
stoieleirneily tiebtlftibd 1y tiiltobAtrlbersi
personi tutting tiottottled beebtinut at ft reqUested••
to settlo the citimiCnti
Thb • hibtinots will he rooduettliin futpre
the undertiignetic tinder the fireir
m. mi,wi.r.y..veht. are 'emigtilio}.3Crecelvivg
Now York- on6Pitiladbiphie.-11* •,Ikte•!st stytt=*:ot .
•rgkit nod Winter; Diy goods,
Air.; On or witivir•willibp !toot it*yr
intnti profit- for-iently •
Gibsot, Slit; J 867: :V.:1111410i
, •
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rirLADY MADE CLOTH!
this Dpioß♦' .
Mal nrity.
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Soot
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2 postege
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