ontritstwant.
A. J. VERRITBtoN, Otop:
1t02: 1 7.013E,•..t.b
Thetrs44,4, I . V4rreniber 4 1 MC
} t
ES
m ut subscription accounts of file late firm - of
McComma & GEnitirson have been placed
in,slutkatuketMr—Wm.J. ttrrltst,ha_aionale.
leg attlittiliatOColliet and give receipts fer the
same. Be ilesignssAntalsiortimwolormind it
is disiVille' -That, indebted qifieeld' settle
prom tly,thereby saving further trouble and ex
-
GERRITSON.
Montro* ".:C181,185/31'
7111041,giyinitjhunpliiy4(ay. 18
*bailie* 'sad correetimi ;le The
T* Jury - . foe; second :week' of
be'titiblietted'ileki
: DEWY- mFTGpg:;:,
trio( 4 / 1 1,000;:imajoiity in N: City,:l:pit , it
trot; lioaght ' to he elected Governor.
fr .iitm..L.. l3e elie aesires as tOgirs n_
o.
ti0i44. 1 0 Oa . bOio
daft ,Rfece , daring 'she
voto 'rooks vouit,..where iidebted• to - tile
late - tit of - 11606116m 114 -Girritsoa for suli
entoson; ate requel,ted to call and mottle their
a - COO% find save all - further trouble and
costa.
.•
• ifair'•fiVe tai'ke ibis epooasioa , to remind all
thcoe witO tatre not paid their trobserip lions
JOitrteciiimat year, that we expeut to see f .n
hear trowi them during the coming term. of
.Curia. - All who _ defer it lottgewnutt not
I:;•inplitiri of a 'merle tatee. Remeritber that
- the year isitearly up, so please . 4 walk- up"
and 'pay Wand save 50 eta. _
cannot come,to Montrone;toad your
Tootle" . by,..aotue of your neigilboro!.
Edue.iitioual Addresses.
„
Atit add will be 'delivered before'. the
.
students of .the "Su!auebanna County 'A . m.,-
nutf.Sr.hool,” in the Hall, on Toes-
Agy, pit c :4. O'clock, 11. in., by R. 13.
:Liftlia, Est]: Subject,' "Incentives to -Youth;
fiil . • • • •
On- Friday, Nor. 1 ttth, at 3 o'clock;, p. tn.;
in tlio‘Anaderrty. tiall„ 13. S. Bentley, Esq.;
Bill delieer ,the closing: addre.ss..
Wily do %WIC men 'rige to higher positions
and *tore - exalted sVerth in the - w - or/d than
othe,isr Marine or - §elf - 1
The publicare resoeetfully invited to be
present.
11i8:"Gtiar Raoonmu" Mortara is. the
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D..Parsons,and J.?: Chapin si gen
- end -Poiitiari Regisler, and" - Almanac . under.
LIM Anis' embracing the Platform of
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Postriasters and others interested may send
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- :San kker.*. - Oharles Whittles, who is well
Itnsiottetr - k. Wiry of our: -citizens:lectures tit
itlittigniitiall this'ffetinesdas)eveninfi '
'0 W - ' ti'ef 11 -
zee ossun rts. , e copy o °stag f r cp,
--14e*Ikesnotatly_ Evenitg-Stai, cot October
.. 4rair lin. WRITNET AT THE COLLEGE.-.-
- _Yaoppdow . ,:ifternoon Mr. Whitney lectured at
th4roellegie.Chapel, and those present * ere .
,highlraelighted. /I* exordium was op the
, Psatitiauthe. solemn. and the mournful ii his
tinted-tin'-, Grate Elegy.; anger, with ar;
'
~ealpsistaons. Xing Lear; the sorre,ful, with
-sq,qpropt, ftom Othello. The - speaker then
:44p pjunerl to - the a isdieeee . the-feeeentrie and
401,,, , t l atp i t -John 'Randolph; his life - like iitait
,afipale44lop&_tathy, picot-fingered action,
~ ,seikoetnlsogir illustrated - in the following
Vilo.4Piks.. , .t-1-- ' , XI° ,one OeensioN *ben_ beset
A!~
_late --mh0461-- House in boisterous tie
-VA.44.t. W914 -10 : - .0 1 - 1 4'5, nial a 44. of
gnat-contempt, and Cried out to the Speaker,
' Sir, latraii-dsca4aiitke,.4. 01.1 : Lear—
-, 7 .-‘llietlitt.le d2goandtall,. „.,_ . .. - -
;I`lisiailaiicite en& Sileklheart. . .. .-
- : -'' Eke, Asey all bark - a. me.'.' • -
: -- `4lo4 . l4feet tis the iipiakei -. Pnrtnivit - Wt..
!1104,oliiii ,i a -.." °too - gad action; elleited tliiie
~ .00
_olOrl4 l U",e W.. W. emelnitted Seidl'
' 40411 1 / 1 4,44 Air f - . ,Ota r. Trintlin - ,°l4A - ti*tielea
- 5/1 - Alf - - ,h ome with . icier and. nielatiOntly ..
f tea
i it s - -',- int V the clitllegts . dries - attisPereumi
"i .: : Vir. tirinald again' linfir it' the
r-:;.- t - - -- t 6. - .t. r i . i ,,, :
oii.b,.; "wrier
._ ~ a )=.-.1 , , L
~,,. „ !!owing, B_,ecti ~
. ifit4if apporlefore'thi4throdi
.. of
lifc ,=1 ay
€f-Avalnittaik in n liihr 14+
grizerzne' , iVnivoistuthe tiftlria.tectii..iin
characters of - Wolf Jim, Davy. • Cro.kett,
Smn Slick, and Coum . eller Focaipin, in four
or five humorous Western Jaw-yases ; w sob,
by' the way, Mr. W. considered : lathe "too
broad toportrwy.before the and ' , mid'
FaCutty. ~. ! 5' :., ; . ' ..,. :-;. -
. Er' THE I i Ebr*SOIXS—tDITOR* Or, Sari
'Gentleruen.:-Istan
_you' tiNhterk us.isvhp is!
this even'ing at'-Anthony Hall,•irlictscr`
Prffessor Whitney; whom tio heart s on i
apoare aid Oratory at Association Hall, A
'or'PinTessof Wirtinettwthegreirtlimitilith
Professor Whitney, ttreoaninenrp
ot
We are a party orliaceeind °diem°
C ie
-fflrialt4o-aeon- st;:sesirst7of . _Cittf,-7_ r,
doiph, O'Connell, and Shakspeare. Which
" revivalist?" Yours. , G. Dl ai
Givens' Hotel, Oct. 26th, 1858.
: ... - We-, sta tad, 4iterday„. that 4, bit,tn„
land Hie iiiipersonlitpi were two dietinc
separate indivickushy and "that thttnnte
went of theWhiniey, to night, - weuld
a ,muelt. hjgher .order. than the one givf
other_ night. -' ldr,,charhav-Vbitties,,the
rival's!: liitt . eititt -Antiiony-Hatoa
Let it be under,stood7 - 2 .- Our citizen!) out
turn out Ali s'isign:'nuniblers. i‘ - -We h
doubt they wilt: ." ..
..Wet*li - s llllll ,4rr apt 4b1.01 •_ .•
'..Tbe:Presideut tas iseued-a Piaclamt lotto
ptvrent filibiotering .'expeatitioßi :to
- Reports from *- itfinneac t ta- state - tb
Legislature elect, stsads as follows
Senate. house. •
21 : 89
15 - 40
Demolmt#,
Ileputtlicaus,'
-- - .
Dem: majority on joint ballot, ' • ' -
- TheliatiOnal - Intelligeneer'aalla the
i lft
tion of Postmastern to tt-e -necessity, of
tunny iiiii,•el'ing Post 01fficti stamps .
letters mailed at their' respective - +AC ..., the
neglect ibis diify having given tiset Many
petty frauds. The . 4th section, of th Post
Office law in . relation to this subject; makes
this duty imperative on all Postmiateril: - - *
The object of an -extra session of tb'e ilegis%
!attire - called. by 'Gov. Willard of Indiana,.-for
the 20th :V November, is, to ridge . 1
revenue_upcmthe general lerrof this y i
reside, for the payment of latera l
tlie publiC' debt and, to meet the currei
penses or the Gorernment;-,-ti duty 'Ali
last Legrslattue failed to_perfoink,
John Ritney, a brother of ex-goyernl
ner, died on Thursday, in lifeChani.!
Cumberland County, Pa., aged 80 yea, l l
..Tsro.nren have been - arrested 1 / 1
hampttm; England, for stealing coffin
coffin was-: of copper.aqd worth .1300
thieves took out the - body, litidleftit
tomb, and sold tbetioffin for eld_coppe
Gov. Newell,'Of New Jersey, has sup
Tbuisday, the 18th day of Norerfib:
to be obserredvis . a day-of
prayer. '
Governor Packer has appointed tb.
Gaylord Church. of tlAwforci-counii-,
judge of:the Supreme . Court or. P
rinin, in the - place of lion. Wm. A.
resigned.
It 'ban :tithing been so.
. .It is stated as a fact, siys the .Philec• flirt
-.A.rgna,,r,by those who 'have paid attention ,
to the subject, that from the rtme--ot-crimm..4-1
Jefferson down 'to the present ,day, thnelec
tions to eery second _Congress of Iv Demo
- ._.-
crattc Administration . , have-resulted, as the
recent one has, in a tetnpora . ry - triumph of
the. Opposition., Not only -40, hut tFe same
thing is true so far as the other Tarty is . con--
cerned.—Gen. Jackson,during the whole eiglit
—.........C__11......1)-.....'..1-3---.-yr—tr.mar 2,-....-.....-
breech of-Congreits arrayed against hi , and
sometimes both. The same was true ef . Mr.
sVan'Beren. .1n 1840, with Abe -Aid if hard
cider, coon-skins, :and • song-singin ;'•Gort.
liar - Timm - was elected. by an' overw eiming
majority ; yet•in the second rear of hat ad
ministration, the elections all' went th other
way, and its pet pin y measures wet tarle-
Seated except the Bankrupt - Lstv,' a d that
only lived a few months: ; Gen. Tay o r: es
also elected by a-large majority. Tb second
vear'pf bis administratinmiritneved a revolt,.
don in politics . Which would litre le ft his 1
s
1 successor, the . VjcePreSident,without party, I
but for his sagacity ih adapting his . t - 'Word
1 - prinefides to the exigencies of tbe times.
-Mr: Fillmcire, by:taking a conserraiiirnposi ,
Lion; And ad v6cating the Constitution 1 rights
of thn--.S6uth, sustained himself an saved
whet *HD left front his .adininistrati . it from
Utter knnihi I a don. Tbentake the dminis-
It ration -of . Mr: Polk—zone of the . Most. poplar
wnever' tradzagaipst: - .Which - tee 'could lie
urged - tban thirst-ethers ; yet, in the second
'rear of his administration, in 1846, hi receiv
ed quite as pointed as !irebrike,"So f,r as the
elections went; ses the present•Adininistration
lias . in the egiciation of the Opiktaitioln.
.But
letusloOk at a more recent illustratibn. - No
manwas ever elected Pretident; lib' n there
*as a strong party contest, by suet' a crush
ing, overwhelming majority • as Gen. Pierce
jet the elcitions which took place thsicond
.3
,yeaf of his 'Adminirtratioti; in 18 4, were
I much more.disastronsthan thoie wh ch hate
recently been held.' lie was "rebu
the revs same -question 'which .11360
now falsely .clititn to bare tested tor
time, and
. which =they assert entere
liiie canvass--the Kansair question.
The truth is, Mr. Buchanarthas ot• been
"rebuked" for his Kansas policy. 'I was the
universal pre-mu-ad the times, more than any
thing site, which 1-rotiOrt about the recent
revulsion in politics,. and which was unjustly
attributed to .the administration. if Dir.
Buchanan has been 'rebuked, so was Thomas
Jeffer s son, so was Gen. Jackann,Geti.-Ilairison,
Mr. Polk, Oen. Taylor, Mr. Fillmore, and Gen.
-Pierce; so bare been 'nearly ali the Presidents
we hare had in the last sixty_ yesrc
. The
li
elections the second year of their ad inistra
does all terminated in precisely e same
.way (unless zren, more disastrously that the
late elections haiir done 'in
,Penesy . tv nia and
other -States of die Union. This is a matter
of history, and yet the. Democratic arty liv
ed and grew stronger undeiall-tho reverses
—and it will do se ander the - prest
corrupt hingers on will drop .offs
weights upon our gloridus 'old irartl
thrown aside. Like .Ant s mus, ',Our' I
on the earth only inereaies our stre
renovates oursritalitc,
- A ..Carse GI ; fruuseleno
"rxXiStailt DEPARTItIaT PaMUM,
Ilarrisbuig, Oct.lo-,
Received from
to the State.? ess-marked
I OCt, 14, 10481' directed to
Mate.- firi -1-00.00."
Day r , ookter
Siegraw, S! ate Tilos ter.
•- • - - Per W soya.'-
ibs/140tAlatre that _softie :nameless per
i )asiag,t4Pil4raiitql by_ conacienei; has rigid
ovAr Wale State Tiefiaity the silo 41
>4l4kA.tbia tam wit frriao l oll l,l l' , jak4. orlikb
i held from the Treanolitteti
‘Conseientiolimistiorie—tectitution &tee_
-tact.sohageri : Atoritystify-it — tisiatiBt-itirkiity4
Ittiveiii , brbith'lttathititr ihit - ogoodlil
Ain isigistat gran," and dti ulltliieitioo;4l2et
_ -whet eititteniviheilatuatafiVettteb:
WavOi3tratud' tiatip!l tau! . tiyeigamthati
4.llbagiaaiiiititilitiprlfaktaitti liienibei,
torttneSti ilia State
Trees" ry . ".
MMM
To the PoOpleOf iffOitas Territory.
Fellow Vitizen4":47,tirel announcement of'
my resignation' of 641 Office - of Governor,
having imicced-mSny Ipf the good people of
erritory to exiles? their regrets that I
shotild do 0), etnocnetheitrig gone so far as
to express Misgsvitigs atto', she future, it may
.he. proper for fw-loiteir'4thout to Sever my
connection yelif t ,rever,to address
to you a few words at portico.
It is true that, at 'the tisno_t took 'barge
of this office, great coiffusion existed iu tie
.4,4iftliitit is nisi' iluiet,4 I
but it is equally true that the continuance of;
peace lend quiet depends, beneriferward, more
on tte .fieeple ti!ernacites ; rhaii:On the 7 4xecu::l
tive'of the' Tettitort; '
In . every coonl,y - the 1 people have a. su pore
hundance-ONViI 'otecvs elected , bythentselVes, ,
and 'at) eledtio'n
_been' hclWall over"
the TerritOry,fc(reprOientsftiveirt 6
AiserntlY,`,*ithecti.tite `Coen - Mikes .`of
any ilisturbanOgoiad eithoui - thii intervention
of the Federal - a otteiltiek
filch 'an 71..iteriintiOnlie''a stigma 'Ori 'the
American penfole,who boast atheiiiolentitry'
Obedience to the ltinir;l:ansytheir `ability to
7.overn thereseliw:: 1: - . ' ' •
R
ft be
ak-
*ho
Ran
is the
1.-
tem
"flnd
bun
be of
n the
ight!
ht to
,vs
to
it is not ia tre ffri*iniid - Offit' tlle ...-enefi
illeilisin-ride'areliiitthile!rit tonatitifY the Tamil°,
that political•ohde f etibirmitiefie! obtained by
absenting tbetrisilveS emu the polls on'the day
of electionL-thailsei r ektritl Aulet'is- : better
-than intestine broils ilnd civil war--that an
honest and faithful adininistration of the civil
law is:letter tlia p rrilli wry - rule, and' that
there lea runeli greaterilegree of respensibili.
ty attaching to legally . -constituted authori
ties than to !elf-constituted `leaders- -
IL_ really makei btit - littkrilifference who
may be the' representative of the General .
Government here, ifitho people-riia true to
thenrselves, and true to Americai . insti
tutions.- ! ' •
. To obey the laws-- i to select goodmen-to.
fill the local offices, and to hold their officers
to a stria accountability, lie all that is ii,sis
sary for the peolle tondo, to giito .. continued
peace and 'prosperity to , the,Territory. ,'
EverY , citizen o . ught t to. Make it it part of
his business 'to s ee, that
,the offeiadem.; against
the law meet-witba ure-anil speetli panish
ment—that officers (discharge their duties
faithfully, and that each and every one of his
neighbors is protected in all his rights, civil,
political and .religioos. . ... •
There is no reasonable man who will claim
such , rightkfor . himself, and not be willing to
concede the same t o his neighbors. ...
The fluties of a GoVernor of a Territory are
ordinsirily . fe.w. , _atril eiusil..i. .Now that this
Territory, is thoroughly erganiied, alt e has
to do is to see that the . laws are properly ad
ministered, and to this end lie Meat commis
sion the officers elected—suspend or remove
such as the law_direats—see.that,the peace is
piper - red whea the local Offieers, the eheriffs
and _constables,
_are unable to do so7Lasaist
the --Legislative Assetiibly in enacting laws,
arid also to do a few other acts of an executive
character., Alt these; are . plain, and ,-sitriple
duties, and such as
.. c..ln be performed by any
ni
man of cornon • sense.
Under our system il:if government the chief
responsibility - rests ori . the people theruselyes,
and if: - behooves them to exercise towards
each other : a spirit Of tolerance and fraternil
a----- 1: - I- ..
Free interco u rs e --
' '•
.t . .s,, a - a ittere-s,-..4
meat will. remove any false impressions
entertained cif each
,ther by persons coming
from (1, fiert4 sentient. of our common country,
and a bettolstate of feeling will hereafter pre
veil. ,
liming:the time I have_ been with con, I
duties devoqing upan mefaitlitully, he:neatly
and impartially;
. .lad I Lave.tlone this in
such a manner as,,to meet with the approba
lion, of-ihtugoosi .people of the_Territory,..l
Cannot but feel gratified; - and it may be piper
for me-to..oa,ta that ;kali I : have iota I . have
received tFe lutist coWial approval from -Fre
sident. Buchanan aml his Cabinet.
s In conclusion, permit me to warn you a
gainst the tricks and machinations of design ,
ing demagogueswhe prefer turmoil and strife
to peace and. prospellty, fur it is only at such
times that they cart .bring themselves - into
i
notice. ,
In this Territory hero has been a mania
for making Stale Constitution:, and effort
after effort has been) made to organize a State
government before tiny cf the necessary pre
parations have been made to meet its responsi
bilities, .Withouter; i dollar in the-Treasury,
with but little taxabos property, without_ any
well regulated systern for collecting revenue,
and a considerable iTerritorial debt, the or
ganization of -a Slate government, at this
tiineonust prov,a ari onerous burden to the
people. .
That these efforts will- be renewed, I have
no doubt ; and .whether these burden& and
retponsibilities shall be assumed before you
are prepared-for them, my fel:ow eitizens,and
before Tots know well the men whom you
will have to entrust with your • dearest rights
and interest, will
. remain for yon. to deter
mine, • - , 1.
SincerelyAiopingl that-the: future of gamuts
may be fts - pros per pp and happy' as, the past
has been boisterous and troublesome, I ?a
main, my fellow citizens, . ••••• . .
' • Your obedient servant, . .
- (Signed) . [. .1. W. DENVER:
Lecompton, K. Ti,., Oct. filth, 1858.
otai
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55
b" .
Wen:
effec-
State
ar, to
upon
t ex
h the
lo4ded
rand
- Iton.
o-be It
II nul,
otter,
is v o n
pofition
the first
into the
A. Black "Republican" Supreme
Court sustaining the Died Scott
Decision
-
A few weeks since, while the steamer was
lying, at the wharf in Detroit, -a colored man
stepped up to the cliptain's office, and wanted
to purchase .a ticket which would entitle him
to a passage in, the4cabizt.. The clerk of the
boat refused, t 4 sell ttim such 'a ticket. Ile
was offered a.deck 3 ;p.' Asienger ticket, and was
told, that by the regulations of the host- ne
woes wore not permitted to take .passage in
the cabin. , 'The negroe's name 'William 11.
Daywhobroughtfa suit: against the owners
of th e bast. for dapaages_ in not permittieg
him--to enjoys pagans with white persons.
The Circuit Courtdenied the validity of Day's
_claim, when he Was induced by the 'Black
"Itepublic.ans" anti -.Abolitionists to remove
the cafe to-the S?Premo :Court of the State,
Which"COurt deliberately afffrmed the . jade
tient :of the cOurt hekiw, with the , necessary
costs. . - -
nt. Ate
the dead
will be
very fail
gth and
The Detroit Press, in etinspen r
tirrg o
.. . . .
On ,11/i.i„vise, cope !
ides„with , the following
periinent and eppertutte
_ramarks
't\Cheir the : Supreme-Court of th e United
States,
in the:' tilons .case of ~D red Scott, tora
riounoed the oprninp. that ; Negnes.were pot
..citiienipt die'Unitedstates Indic 114 F.Oettil
,Opristituiion inelitWii, we,}PFe'adiatinot re:
nor' ection • Alp t. tb e; whole Blink "Attubli 'an'',
I .Pre*frwn ilie Illitiiiii - - 1 ; 0
''ind'ailes:of Main
to true Western lion tolatiei of Illinois and Olio,
was Itoripr z atio el and oversOielined Wit'fite
mPit7litiaPtil!', indigiitition, ,It.,iletifareillhe
,
' demiot 1 414 ".4 10 4aPd il!'ei s', o6 4..bula.tY
' in nit.: have,teezt, srirolled . ` Col...epithets inited
alf,_._ l l,lb4l o( _ki i 1 40 1 /_, l3 nil• - i00: hitd . : l !"
-MYMutF'"'°4 s tlft!'' . -99,St.rine.-lislawi - - - And
.ny to isAal eqa. occasion bait 4en-seised
1., :!bil'Arack'inlPuliiiial'7 . veand...4,:fbi
ink "Reiitililiale:ortrtora f te'cipgitelAS
out, to assail : —tigt. daeisr 11:ra Option,
,Colot litttimi:Ualtedlotteiatort tii btifirl, ini
Olopsfaeditireprite.f '"'.... '• -•-,- -- -
We ebb?' awa:t with tome ietemt.Sad
858.,
belpogs
Iphie,
k fgraw,
L ,frQ4).
cnricsity the treatment which the Black
_Republican" prase! and Black "Republican'_'
- Uators Will deal vet to thil - decison of the ,
SuOrme Conyt, of, the State : if Michigan,--,
biestuiie, if th e ; . _det - Asiegn ill' the*Mted 'Seel t
cat Was bar t baioA the decifion-fin the Wm:).
Day "ease i?i-jtiteniely s - littrliireniti if the doe-
tripe laid dovin s iu,thie oiettess!maa monstrous, ,
that:laid- dosin . as, , lati in ~,flid'-'rother case is
odius and scandalous, ',The Supreme Court
of the United Soto sirkply passed upon the
political tutus or.theifgreraccording to the
redetal,Constitution d#:lttWa '.;'r the'SuPrOltsel
Court of the State Of fichigan has passed
- ripen his eacial - ehates. ;The One Court deeld
* that the i neFro; by.the iaatt, , - 'did ..nolstand .
upon'. st, pdlittoar eqeilitY With the 'whites
-the other court has...deeided that, if not by the
staititelUw;:lti: thijare Of 'Ciiitour, be does
not . stand itittin •isleacial esidrelity with the.;
whites., The one peer,. .has decided that he
is politiCtilly an inferior! being'; the other that
ho is , morally an infe - rioi being. _ The one ex
citided.:,him from. 'the. Federern - nliitsl the
"oilier eicludis biin;'fitin steamboat-. cabins
`ati-d-6rnt;2B,nws_taiTroaa-cers,,l The' one i dealt,
'With - him With - reiPe6t; ittniihOhip "only ;
the other deals with hini. with" `respect to. his
tri finhoM.. irilie - one. ig - roia,:litiul as part
i ir
and .parcel of the body ..hlititi :thii - other has
abased Will , ilia Atilt) Wit_ 'ant ashamed
hirn.aspart and arcel ofthe'socll fabric.
.., Let. it yot lie _seppe . j o r - tt %meat that
'we condemn.lVie de sist :of, the Suprerbe
Colin of the.'4 , ;:afe ef-M4higift" . . - We pot.
g
We iliall innitain t.t; as have abstain the
decision or
,thesdprerneideort of the cited
Stites. 33oth, tri. -Oni,stclimeet;are eminent.
,li fight. Neither 'Ootirt could make 'any
other decision i or, if the Suprema Court of
this... State had ,txuld'cliey oilier decision; Ahoy
would litive merited. the deii;;iOn std . citn-.
tehipt of the Whole coun!iv. - The - fact which
re wish to bring prernriently" out' in this
whole connection is, thit the Supreme Court
Of the Stare-of Michigati is .00mposed of four
gentleman of the )31aCklltiPliblinitir party,.
elected by that party, aid that t hey have
been. compelled, when this question of niggers
came before them, to diderntine it uPen,q9 ll3-
. .
mon sense principles and in contravention of
the professed prinCiplei'ofibertlachßepuf - ificats
party. They have been 'compelled to deter
mine it in accordance with the principles of
the Democratic patty add the Dred Scott, de
cibion itself. -They have been. compelled 'to
- acknowledge,
,and to write it upon their ,en
during records,' that the - negro is an inforior
being, though in.so doing they have kicked
away the ptattorm'upon which they sought
and walked: bite . office. ; They have been
compelled to go Gather than Life Dred Scott
decision went. They bare been' compilled to
pass upon the negro as a social. being and to
pronounce- him degraded, They httve been
compelled to pronounce. their own poltticul
iSiiity hypocritical, aukolitfest' kid foul.
We think the Dred Scott 'decision will
stand in Michigan hereafter, Scott-.decision
our own
Black "Republican'. Supreme Court hive
Thdorsed it, and sustained it; and gone be
. .. _
.........—...... 40 ,...,-..... ' -....,
I wood it." -
A steiesat Fictiostaiing Xllssdetirltatts
The Enchanted Salve story..which Cervan
tesputs into.. the-mouth of Den -Quixote was
doubtless intended as* satire upon the extra
pretensions and -miserable failure of
the physicians of that slap.. But the fictions
orone 310 ....o.o4iarjaa-hactoutalha _facts of an-.
other, and could Cervantes revisit, the earth,
he would red inatiy 'of -the butes ironically at
tributed to Don Quixote's nostrum; actually
I accomplished by Holloway's °Mtn:TOIL The
I magic of science has shamed the legends of
WeirtrsitirrorticehAtia r lAAgitedgnik
'Extfavagalit eulogy is "not . our . way;"
I hut thereis a differencebetween flattery and
I..simple justice. it has happened that in ser
l-e,al instances we have. witnessed .the ,effect
ofHoll - nway'bOintment upon externei disease',
That it will cure erysipelas i .salt rheum, and
riralent, deep-irated ulcers, we •can testify
from facts that have come under our own oh
! serration, and if faith -is to be placed in the
I consentaneons declarations of the thousands
j and tens of thousands who have tested its
proprieties in - this - country and throughout the
world, there can be no doubt-that it- •is .a
specific—the only specific—for scrofula and
cancer. The late war in Europe "afforded .a
grand opportunity to ascertain its value as a
.dressing for flesh wounds, fracttnes and con
tusions, and' it appears from the published
official reporters of the army surgeons, that
its application in such cases was followed by
very remarkable mutts. The pain and ill=
ilammation of the parts rapidly sdbsided, and
healthful reaction ensued. Injuries for which
the-ordinary recipes where the tourniquet, the
saw and the amputating knife, were cured
without difficulty "by - the use of this powerful
recuperant. ' - -
Probably no clam of our countrymen bet--
ter understand: the value of Holloway's Oint
ment than the denizens of the far west. It
is in fact their "salve for everysore? whether
occasioned by-accident or. the result of bard.
ship and exposure: The Southern planters
regard it -as.-an.iindiipensibleA fern in their
phuitation -dispcniaries, and ~tukt ,it inmost'
universally at a remedy for the eruptions add
glandular diseases -so coming among thei!
negroes. In New England, where the inven.
lions and discoveries are generally at the out
-e' locked.upon with distrust, the Ointment
has attained an extraordinary degree of popu
larity, and the-demand for it in the States of
New York, and Pennsylvania bas been quad
rupled within three Years. In fact,lt, has no
rival in public esteem among the remedies of
the age, if we except- the celebrated pills for
internal diseastuf9titmduced by, its world re
nowned inventor. .4 . !,
In the olden- tirdelne law Awarded to every
Roman who saved the life of alrilhaw ,citizen
a civic crown. If' the moderns bad perpetu-.
ated the custom, Holloway's _Regalia. would
by this time have been the, eight wonder of
the world.—N. 0. Crescent. t.
retglitfill Trotted) , in'Aew York.
One of the twit horrible, Mandy and un
natural tragedies which has ever occetred in
this city, took place alsthe' tnansion of Mr.
Prancis Gouldy; 217 West - gilth street, about
10i o'clock on Tuesday- - night; 'Frotri'vrtrat
can : be ascertained at the tine of writing, it
appears that -firasicis OeStifdy, a young
niers Jo, lears'ef 'age,'istd" eon 'otthe - genile-
Iran first named,. rettkrted tome Tuesday
night after all the fatirily had rettretl; except
his father, the latter °t wi= tetlira ip" when
'the %ill was ' rang. The young: roan acted"
lather !strangely, and it onto prescioded up
stairs to !Ai 'room, ohire he , took off his coat
and boots, Being' in Ids. stOoking,fet,
'silted a heavy hateheritr his right Isttbd and
cautiously , tetit below: 'Cieepr y ng - into the
sleepi rig ' reotti where hie nither ''antLtrtother
were sleeping,:the youth .
,dealtbisfatliir St .
i/4
po 40'61601 - Sn 'the beat
,which split his neairoo
fell -WM!' 'frentenolouis the
head Orhiaa,OttlYrirtheritr4ituting tha skull
and lieifriiiink her fseeivoet:hightiallyi.
fend flii ( istinfiresshapis ibetti'fateskei thsi'`voWin
where his five yeuligtishrltWliote - Sleeping;
artg• , 'stritek it'lloirr with the
Witetteestiti ctttial•SALtaf his
- ,rtieitk:r- bititheoe4 - eßirthocieti ,
bkarri.Ona'tkeyktiria'Aikilr !in
thrn
-nrinfifl to is'inoin "txteripiesP
• -
tiekt,- - 1;t41 -si't - .4tbern in like manner. Tor)
of his sisters, one a girl 15 years of age,,jont
the farther, a child 2i months old, weriji. I.
another; room, and on account of not le4iog .
itAreit z flives.,were _caved, or the desplado
either nverldOkria stthein inr preferred tri let
their live. After dialing all the deadlyl
. 11;is ,
in his power , the . : : :niurderter ran up tirs:
rooni again' t• and„-irlit , cint rfiiovey 0,0 his
head j ask above tad
right eitt;'. blew
out. - The report of'the pistol , rind an alarm
made by some one, attracted the attention of
Officers Hill and Morehoirse; Orthe2Oth pre
cient,then,an 1310gbiewitoo4i . :and
they hastened to the spot. Finctingthe front
door barred and trotted, they - were tenipoterr
ly delayed,: but heipg sVisked from cries and
groans they Istardissuing4thridifferent parts
'of the house,. tit: door was burst crpen. A
horrible Mid` *as the - Wpie4'.
sented die officiattli at it the. various - robins
lay the bleedineandielly: insensible victims.
The officeirmanaged to learn . :- Who- theirer
petrAor of the bloody, work was and went to . .
the_ rormWoryoung Gisuldy, whore they found
stretched r oe the' flpoi the agonies of antis.
Beside him. was a viol of blood and the phi
, toi with which. he hail abet himself, Macs tfie
fatal hatchet and a large carving knife,whick,
apparently, had not been used. Capt. ,Curry
-Was iThniediately informel of this. most bor
rible affair, and welt iriih a posse lof officers
to the: . hiruse Of • My: Crinkly. Physicians
were called trfattend the 'victims, and everry
thitigitossible was done.. by the police and
witivins to Mitigate- the suffering of the un
fortunate prioPte. 'The:,crinses which-led to
this terrible affair have not yet been sails
factririly ascertained, althcmgh,' . according to
rumor, the mindere, was highly incensed at
his father'feet undertalcen to reprove
:him. It was ruireredihis(Wednesday) morn
that young `Gouldy kind taken Ids father's
'bank book without his wathority orconsent,
and drawing money from the hank had used
it for his private . rarposek. The young man,
among other vices was in the habit of stav
ing out late at nights, andlis lather thinking
.he was not in the best of company or acquir
ing habits which would redound to his cedit,
reproved him gently,. and requested that . be
should robe bottle eitiliter rind go to bed at
a respectable hour. -141%. Vronltly has elate
died.—N. F. Jour. of Cqm .
per eekly 'thus. rebukes 'the
ciltunitiatiors of the Riesicieut:* I
"Those who assail Mr. Buchanan 's adminis
tration for tpe financial sttaitato whieli it has
sacrifice honeity - to party prejudice.
They know, if they .know anythin,% that Mr.
Buchanan is inhocent of the canse- of pecuni
ary etnharrasiments of the government; There
hai bean ndonatelittl increaSein the cost of the
government since he became riesident. In
deed considetin‘g the constantly, increasing
cost of every Commylity whichmuney ,can
ptirc,haie, the goverimientof United Stales
sprats really to be the.rnost.cconp..nical and
"parsimonious corporation in the country, for
half its sersants Are underpaid: If the Utah.
expedition -R very co s tly iterfi.Wmance, Un
doubtedly, , but nevertheless, Unavoidable--
be excepted, Bachman's: ladmitiistrittion
May be said to have added nothing - to the
usual burdens of the cotttitrp waitt,of
money which embarrasses. the
n .warernMent
:wises : not frbm an inereised expen diture.. but
from a diminhled reveriall,nietterover
the President his n - tio . niore cOatiol, than the
Queen Of Great Britain. 7 ,
List nI .11•1 insitiLlstrors
Drawn to serve.at the November Term, 1858.
Ararat—Daniel- Avery; Auburn—Lafay
ette San f ord;. Rridgevrater---Waiter Allen;
Isaac; Griffin ; C. Stewart
,r • or , ett
F. D. Case, "Lilly llail;,liarrpoty.-,-Pornelius
Shew ; riarfort—D. W. .Titus ;• Liborty—
%pad Southwortit; Lathrop-,-C. R.
Alfred Pratt; Lenox—A. R. Dunn; 14411110-
town—Jamee Stone,; .
..S'ew Milford—Phi.
lender Phinney ; Silw er bake—Thomas Rog
ers, 2d ; Thompepa-- - G. P. Blanding, Emery
Crozier, Joel..s6.lstmrv;
List of Trnveroe Jurors -
Drawn to woe at the November Ternr; 1850
vtast'WEEk
-./ipolitcon—John -Foster; Atthtlrn-7-tlottas
Carter, Jonathan Bunnell; - BrooklynA. 0.
Eldrige, E. Gere; Clifford —Jonathan
Burng, Peter-Bennett; Joseph Miller; Cboco
nut—Henry Portei; Dimock—Geo. Blakes
lee, William Strine--; -Franklin—T. -L. Merri
man; Vorest take—Geo. W. Taylor; Gibson—
Willi am Holmps, William, Owens; Great
Bend--Charles,Mayo; llarford—Amasa Chase,'
George M. Carpenter; Ilerrick-4srael Rotind;
Jessup—R. S: Birchen) ; David Shay; Lenox
John Baker, Stephen. Bell, Chauncey Scott
Middletown 7 -J.Canfieltl;Jr.; John Leivisr2d,
Jamel Jones; Montrose—D. R. , liathrOir;
New Milford---:Nelson.-..--Sprague; C.
Ward; Oakland—Stephen Fmteir; Rush---W,
11 i'mulaY:-Gi*od Pickelti Susq'st I.)eirot. 7 -
Daniel R. Pope; Sprinititto---..X.A...D.Ri5-.
ley, Seth Stark. • , •
witAT *'
SOCTVL CA.ROIAINX.
Abber@e,.S:i3., Aug, 1171818.
Messrs. Parte!, Herring & to., Philadelphia.
Geutlemen—The'elose attention Which ouralfains
have required since the fire, has hitherto preven
,ted us from writing you about the Safe.
Oneceasion — of-the fire 19th July,.by, which wo
suffered a large loss, our store; with a number of
otherluildings, was consumed. The Safe; of
your manefaettire, *bich we-had in the slue.
was eSPOSed to a most intense hezit, as is well
attested by the effecti'on its strimgrirod frame,
which', from its flaked and scaly a ppearanee.looks.
an though it had-been heated along time In
a- furnace. The Safes with heap of molten glass
and kegs of nails, fused into .a masa, fell into the
cellar, surrounclea by burning materials, and was
suffered to remain there, (as the. "contents .had
been removed before the fire reached ns,)
the 2d of August, 14 days afterwards. The (lift:
Culty in cutting it often with thC best Viols that
.could be procured, convinced us of itlt power to,
resist the attempts o'f harghitra f and Whertit :was
Opened, we found the interior,tothciustonisbpleat.
..oflll, eritirely'uninjured by fire: This teat has
so roily convince& us of. the capabilities of ybur
Safes, tiiar we weuld-riet , part Kith - the ono we
have in use for a largoinni, were we 'debarred the
privilege of getting another. Yours;-dr.
R.V.VARDLAW & SON
HEE:RIND & .
1301. Walnut Street, Philadeiphin, Pato
Only Makers in. this. State of • •
Herring's Plizegt. ZhampiOrk Safe;
THE. MOST RELIABLE , szetraar FROM litite*omt
Riowx.7, • nov 4 .2m twes
, •111011oWnycs IPIlloo.a•Thb to
which delicate femaidi are subjected hyignorent
practitioners, -and to' lets seetionfevila.'whielf
they enduro.by_tteif-negitcr, aro tanible to Awn
tempiaie. Let us not then• be thought officious
or prelinnitotpona live recommend to theft ! with
friendly earnetittiesi this`mild but. reliable rime
'dy- for all functional
,deratiginfents. For aft' the
'debilitatidgdEsordera thtilit4intYlit
every crisis and contingeil lieriltittettillre Hie
and health of woman, youthful or aged, married
"or inght, tido: great ..tvgolatoCtuttlrenointbr of
41.t0 mretivp prgaps.and the !MOM flyitelle-id
-4,l,WPO•ite Care- t. , • •
0. aka Thicusts for :fiavingi-Cohrowlid Pah* In
ithettLimbik when a aft-mt. , -.4t.ttwef,Dr..Tobilis'
Npatian - I t ißilwent will atrar,dlckkkimMediato,lo.
~Price 25 and ; so ; cen?l, ..o,r,Tlalkie 4i gorse
iti bQttlitet, 50;48.- pey9s),.4B
'Coditiabit YOE'
'' : `l4lli3; ;
I, . - • 1.. ,".
V 1 0 Eke, gitoll.4 l o ,
I . ' Dar' wilettiiptse, !
meg hEistled GittirTie'l4tiwketin.
,
Wel*beri Exassia4ioats...-I win
candkiaktal for the professina of teaching,
.A 1 pp se of examination, asiallows:
Milaq'a Depot, Nov. Sib, East Hill S. IL, ka. m
Ogler* and Harmony do
likhi Nov. 9, No. 2S. H., 10, a./ . 01
'GUM, • 10, T. Hill " ;
11 Farrar "
12'Centre "
- Montrose'. ' • 13
NiWMilford 'a 115 Ward
Great Bend .."; 16 Lodersville" -"
Franklin 17 'South "
.-,-,/a r llrpokdale "
Silver Lake .. I . 9l3;ackney !&
-Choennut - " 20 E. A. Kinnoy's
Friondsville a
'Apolaeon " •22 Buffum " -"
Middletown " 23 Baldwin " "
Forest Like " 24 Towne -
lestimp ,
25 Cornell
Inth - - • 26 Granger's: ...
AnbuO 97 Low,
Springville , 29 -Village
Dirueek - " 30 'Aisidelny:
LathrOPl Nowtsim
'CliffOra • 2 - City •
irrriek " ,"' Uniondakt- " "
Ararat. - " 4 Citureh. - '8
Thoonpsow •'4 'Gentle , " , p.tn
A partion'of tho_examination will be written;
and a part ;oral. Each candidate abooW be' pro.
vid a with at least two sheets of gond, focA's..ogp
paper. pea and ink—, All should be punctual,: no
one will he admitted to the clams after the exank
ination commoneea.' B. F. T-EWIESBURY; -
`Oa 24 . . -' CO. `Supt. :
•
Harford,Out. - 2 3 d,' 'ABRAHAM • TAFT, -
in the 66111 yietti of - hi/Cate:
Mr. 'l'. was a native of Newllanrpshire,but for
many yeare s resident of this county. Ile leaves
to•his 'bereaved friends-the example of an himetit
man and upright Christian.
White-Mazes Barber Shop,
-AT THE
moxTROSE, PA.
OC 28 W. NEWEY
, . . .
• NOTICE
ALL yetrons are hereby cautioned' against
trusting my son JOHN REARDON,a minor,
as 1. will pay no debts (if his contracting after
this -age. 111 1 1CTIAEL REARDON.-
?ores% Me, Nov. Ist, 1858.-3w.e
KEN-YO N,
WOULD respectfully announce that he will
hereafter offer his largo stock. of Goods for
• EU hillitY 1 1 Kit •
oiely j in e.onscilnenee of thesevere pressure
the times, mut not hiving suffzient espital to ,
wait till eternity for his pay ,. —hoping to redeive
the patronage of his former rriehas, andall of his
new' friends that be wilt Wis e iceln/iiellink Goods
CwEsP. RespettYblty 011* - 114 tfaffe
. • • " R. KENYON. R.
• Lawsville
.Centir; Ps., Getz 28th,-1858,
.
. , :
REMOV - AL
' •• : . - ' I
• 1
1 ittlti do POsts- Atterimvs at. tA 4", haie
•1.:.4 reauwed - to their new office, a. few .dooka
south:of. Boyd & Webster's cororr.
1 - Ijontrose Oct. 25,-3m ' _.
TO ICSICIAXS.
ARTICULAR,. ,altention is 'call( d to • the
P
choieS iariety of Violin, Guitar and Bass
Viol Strionsconeofthetost qtditiesin market.
Also a good selection of Violins, .Bows, Peas,
Bridges, Tail Pieces, Finger: Boards, Rosier, &c.,
Aceordeons, Elutes. Fifes, Dim Sticks, Tuning
fork!, Instruction Books '&c. Cali, in at the
Variety Stora or TUBRELL
Sheriff a Sale.
!PUP eiik - orcTltnnol - " eas of stohtinn.:
eetitity me directed: T will eXpuse to sale
by public vendue,,st the Courtllouse in .31ont.
I ole, on Saturday, November 20th, `lB.sB, at one
o'clock, p. m., the, following described plebe or
pareet of land, to wit :
ALL that certain piece or parcel of, land riTfr
unto in the township bf,Netk county
of - Susquehanna. and State of Pennsylvania, And
boinded as fello*afti, wit: beglanitig at a stake
and stones ib aline of lands of Edwin Tinsley;
tbenee - ,nerfb 45 07,. *es: 16 rods and -13, links
to a Post; thence by land of Richa r d Richard
son north 45 dell. bast 95 I.4th rothlcr apost.and
stones;` thence•sobtli 3b deg. Pest P 3 fercheft to
a pest and stoneq thence north 45 deli: east'. b
librettos to .i - idgar tree; thefice South ' '45 ilea , .
east 4:reirtlits a>Jd II links tbii Ott; thettee by
lands of George W; Tenhant south 45 deg: west .
101 perches; and a. !miter; Containing alltitit ten
acres of land, more 'Ur lest [Talttinin execu- -
tion at the .ftet,of George W. tentonl, to the ,
use pr/elfin - W. Wattton vs. Julian T. Tennant.]
• PurefiaSits *ill in 'all - cases be...required to pay
on the day of sale an amountstaciebt tncover
eests of sttle,istlisi*ise; tfie TtropertV *itt be re-
Mold forthwith.' ; 'JOHN. YOUNG. Sherif.
Sheriff's Office. Montrose, Oct. 27th,1858.
Em=
Y< vita:ear sundry *ries-is:Med by.thelCourt
11). :of Common .Pleas of Susquehanna County i •
and to me ditectediltvi 11, expose to salti,by publle
V - enatr . ,o, ot-tha-Court . House, . on
Saturday, the 13th. of ISl6l4ll34ltkat - one
pon,the following clettefitied pieces.or'parcela of
hate; -'" ' • ,
, ALL that certain piece or parcel of land situate
in the toulisli4fOlOaklinaLcounty' °I-Soigne
henna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded , and
deiscribed as folio - we; to' *it :._ - iircthei-riorth by .
land ; of „1.11,:lrald. win; on the eastlii the Sus
queltaana. dyer) -on :the South ~br' land of S. D.
Benedict; and izo• the west:ly land of Amid.
Taylor, e.ontitining ono hunarcil acres more
leas, together tfieappuitboariciii, tyro
ling houses, one, burn, some fruit trees, :arid
alfout thirttrierni irtifirated.:' (Takeo in,eienu
' lion at tile snit of Sennett vs. Daniel Prentice .]
A ,.
LSO-:1Alt that _ certain' piece oepareel . Of
laid situate -, la the township of Lenox, county,
and State sforesaidilionadett and - deicribed - as
follows, ; to wit: on„ the the north- end, nast 'by land'
of D. K. Oakley; on the south of
Homphret . Marcny, an d en' theiWt4-,kT, land if
Litto eedt• con taining_abotit 'fiVii . tieres more or
'lean; with the appurtenances; one *hop With _I
Shingle machine ititieheit and ithproied:-1
[Taken in execution*V-dikautt'of Daniel Oakley,
vs. L. W„Reed and .Luke: Reed.] •
thateeitain tract or parcel of land
Attalla' and' being:in .the.loWeibip
county, and,- State,,, ,and .bourdel
and described' as follows, begin=
Mag,,at a beach saplin the southw.estannter of
a lot of lattifentieind'ityllibittie Sraith; . llicticei
by lands of Sneak N. BiadfOrd, Weitl7 tea:thee -
Act - ' a Ott and Mein:Ha-the eistlitin Of .leitd.of
A - . : ll:l.Hollister, , Aheace by said-:Hollister's- rand.
and lands of Isaac• 'Woodhouse- and Henry,
Drinker t tiorlh 1-2- matt -- .•..926 perches :to it
tamattrats. i thanao.ealt -74 - and 449ths._peretes
to a post and stones, by lasts of Susan V..Ered
rayd;.thance_ by, Muds of IP : gni/min M'Keeby
south 1-? deg.'enlit uf 'perches”, to:the.Btatti
'read; thence roadsouth lt deg. *eat
1 1 r . perehes lenilock;- thence north ; 86 deg.
Most , r'l6 perches = th - a 'post and sto nes,' on
the. south side of said • State 'road; thence • - by
Juitlit prow Vrbane Smith L. 14 tlet -10 , 1
.ch*- !4i beginning; containingl7 acres and -
oirict-nlMMure,fitt the same more or
earn, excepting one ttero-Cnd
.1 16 per
chee,'und the right to eta:statet a laden). ura.
keri In execution 'at'the suit of WiM A. Cham:
tierlin;' ;Ws the- . tree of-Job •Pi Kirby; vs. Owen
Donoho and Elizabeth Donoho.l •
thaecertalif piece of Tamil of
land situate, tying and being in the-towniship of
Rai% sod epunty-oflineiluebanou and State of
Petuuryyjudot boooded and destirihed toilworn,
to Witt On ,the:-worth by lands of goorgealner Top
Qll the . east 4.l . stigs_ofpote,rilut PitArgovlo
'holinio; on i6e natality, kid on
4122 13 :aydan 'cOianititWigaint tiro
. iittyesittitti t '';oppuktnnneeCtitikviiit inifl:
4 4 2411AM/ 1 W doe. trate* hf► it7ttili6Voll3.
ofigamokftuir sud ;Dpict )3: zßediri is
I Stork- titlirnwo, ta.. Chauncey Eboenorker,l
ALSOr. 7: 4II 'Oat inejiatieltmkor. :-P oreel
land situate :Ist of: liliddietero,
county and State aforesaid, Am/wiled and dip
scribed at'follows,lo 141:44 , -this_tio - rth.essig of
I Sameiel,Biaftord; /in the iouth;west by Daila
Shildeng-cign the northwest and Siouthlast
!hind formerly of RObechlt-Rosii,e ecesseid,eo*
tainiiiff Abdul , 193 sere :and being the same lasd
"and; Wenifiaii 00 145 11 . 1014 WHYdei by deed jot
torfiirmattdri - dated - the - 28tfeday,of March, thee
tact; ; bit dellifered.theadate.nf said indentutol of
mortisge, -conveyed and confirmed to the, said
James Mullen-in fee, tqllethetwith the appuOtt
nances, a slog house, framed barn;orchard, and.
about 70 acres improved. (Taken is eaoeution
at the suit-,of Caleb Cgrinalt vs. Imes Malleb.]
ALSO—AII that certain piece or piire.al tof
'and *Ride initise tiownshrOpf Kick sofi;= cod4ity
and' State. sfOresatd,lion - rided ttnd d" ihbedf as
follows, to_ wit: .beginning ka r .post and gonna
[ in - the ''-i*eitYlitie 'Of -Sedate
thence nottli 47 1 deg: east 7,9104 to Poi, t ,
and stonos,; fit line 'forThotOntljittertitld;
theneeloiffir 42 1:2'801; emit to post
stonee , corner in. lino of the old .11artnOny
road;' thenctliputtf24 - 3-4. `deg.'reast 541.50Ktis
post and-stones cotnerin line .of Jnilsonite n.
nant,'4 - lot thence - Siinth - 46. - .14 Ale?: west _
rods to thiiiltwe:Of begihning;,containing 491.
, x . rw i or thereabouts;
_with-- the appnrtenanies,
and - Aunt 118 :sera imProvink -. (Taken - in re.
I colon,* the Anil of 'OrlandoOunniaon ' -miter
Or this estate-of plafayette.Wilmarthi de ceased,
vs. Jkorr M. TiB'"9-1 i
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-ALSO—Allithat,ceTtain piece pr parcel Of.inyi;
simate,tyliig and being in the
,t ownship of 440 x,
Susquithantut.ccinhty and State offenniiiiraniii,*
and bantided and described as 'fifillews to virile -
On the North' by lanai of Benj. Tonnie;Anithel.
. M. Tingiet,:Jameti 3 G:
Marcus Case ani 4tndrew Conrad-; on the;.Eist
by Warren U. Tingley, Benj. :Tourzfe r t
Bell ; and _Andrew Conrad, .'sonth Elishi
Bell, Martin Conisid mid Stephen`- J. Millard
and.un tfie Wistbylas. C. and: Marcus tail.;
Dairid Wifinaith andGiorge-Miles,eontsifilifg-i
-bout ton? -Mildred : and fifty urea more Or 'he*,
logetherikith tbispptirtentinces; five d‘eelling
houses, three barns._ one blacksmith shop, itio .
orchards,(eontaining about 200 apple atiLibmlt
40 mei' trees,)-And about acres improv ed.
[Tatum, in eaeenticri at_ the suit of Or &
Brothers - .vs. Antis D. Clark.]
AT.„§i:).All that certain piece;of land oi
hige lot; Situate in h the illi
borough of SUeliiintia
Depet.comitv iifSitiquehanna and State of ,Fenn.
Santa, hennaed arid de - scribe&
_as :follows trimilt
on the lierth by the strs,44. on the 'east by lot
owned by 11-Burrows & C 0... on tho south by
Jand of t!: C.. Adams and on the west by lutiow
cupied bysehoul house. No. 2,in. aald:borcinigh;
containing about 18 rods, of land;:being :31rods
in front and 6 rods deep. (Taken in execiitiOn
at the suit of Win: W. _ Sterns
1::3
I'IIMI
=II
briVide.] -, .
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ALSO—AII that certain pieee or pareel et
land, Situate in - the borough- of Friendsvilin in
the county a Susquehanna and- State of .1.6 0 . .
eylvaiii, hounded and descril ed as follows 'in
wit: , on the' north-west by land of- Benj.. Glid
den, Esq.; south east by land of Erastualchty %
portk-east by , theold Milford and Owego [turn
pike'reted ", and seith:iiiiit It's , land of Caleb; Car.
cuilt,'.crontitinitig - tdmit one half acre', of !land, •
- together with the anptirfunancesoin Wagon ;shop;
jell improved. ' [Taken in execution - at ihet snit
lofJ.P. W. Riley vs. 11.: , A. Hillard.] • - 1 •
I ALSO—AiI those 2 certain trects or patt'elli of
lath& situate la:the township of Franklin; t:eunty
and State aforesaid, biatted, bounded and de
scribed as follows, to • wit: beginning at a beach
• tree, being the , northeast corner of lot tklol . 1084
thence.running Swath ciao deg. :vett 256 pe'rehos
io a Stake - zind stories; thence north 89 dee} west '
47 and 'B-10ths perehus to a stake raid etenee;
thence north one deg. east 236 perches to a 'atrial I --
hemlock tree; thente Smith 89 deg. ea.4;4 1 7/ and
B.loths.perehes ttt the place of beginningi -coil.
taining weventy.shven acres and 100 perehns. _.
.Tile other .)hereof known: as parts of lots No.
109 and 117 i bounded and describedas. folloisit,
tit wit: bek. , iaing at it lieehli tree being the horth.
I• west corner of said lot No. 109; th,enee running
i south ne perthes to "a Stake and stones; thence
1 east .34 perches to a stake; thence 4 nol 256
7 , ..--- 1 --•• . 6 A....-- - " 4 - 4, -- 44 4.erelles to the pi ice of
beoinninae containing 55.aeres. i •
'Tate first-dhseribed piece beintr, iiiirrolliit.No.
rob and
-part of lot, No_446.".soucther with the
appiirtenance l s, one framed dwelling house, one
;barn, one shed:one horse barn and aboni sixty
I aorel imiiroVed. [Taken in execution at t eauit
I of Caleb Carmalr vs. Gould G. N. SMith. T.
1 , ALSO=AII tiiiieertirnVirce or parcel 4f land
situate; lying, and being in the township of nab.
Eolintir and 'State aforesaid, - bounded:llld de- .
scribe - II as-follows, to wit: on the north by "land
-of Calvin Waterman; on, the east by latd •of
Hirani Divine and by the public Itighw.ay;..pttthe
stihth by•land of William Whitney, and qn the
west by land of Chandler. Bixby;...eteathlning
about 109 acres, more or leis, together iqth the
appurtenances, one house, one b:irn, onn shed,
andabout 40 acres improild.• [Taken - in i,;xecri
lion at the suit of N. P. tlabsock to tzsti Of A. O.
Culver' vs. Morrie Blakeslee.] ' ... !
1
ALSO—AII that . certain - piece or pnicel of
land situate in-the township.of o. l kland„ eemnty
and State . aforesaid; bounded and described as
billows, to wit: -on the worth by lands Of, Selah
Payne; on the east by land of James. MeArdle;
on' the _south,by lan& belonging to thel estate
of John \ Hilbtini, deceased, at.d On the - west by
lands latent SelahP.aym.:,. containing 9 acres
more"or leas, With the•apnurtenances, andebeitit '
ten acres: parity iMproved - ... [Taken in exeention
at the suit of-bailer Barnes vs.:Peter Pulisf]
'ALSO--ill - that certain . piece Or'° . pa'peel of
land situate in the township of Harnicalycleonnty
and State . afotesaid, bounded nod deseribesi as
folloWs,' - to wit: on the north by lands oft David
'.Lyons; oh the east by the:N.Y. & -E. It.l.Kosd;
on the south by the public
. Itighway, areiton the
west by ' laud al - David Taylor,
• • containinff
about
one acre, t:ththe appurtenances, one house,
one
bate, one 'blacksmith shop, and all improved,
i Inquest heldei snil'premittee and condemned.
I [Taken in execution at the kilt Oftiijah West•
! fall vs. John Fritzley.]. _ -, ~
I ' ALSO.-".--AB that certain pice.:iir parcel of
I land situate in the borough ofNfontiose,hounty
of Siisquehanna and- . State ". , of Pennsylvania,
bounded and disc-Vibe.) as , follows to eft :'on
the north' fin& west by'latid belonging 1 to the
Estate of Isaac Post, dec'd, on - the mistlby the
-nubile ' highway and " land of the. Elate of
Isaac Post, deo'd, and on the south' by laid
'of Azor Lathrop,-containing about one: and a
r lutlf acre of land ' more or less, together with
I the inplartenapees; one' 'framed dWelling
'honse:otie barn; one wood shed", - iindr other
out bu!ldingi,'somefruit trees-and ill iitifirov,
•ed. ATakenin execution at the'suit:ot i 'N.`• . C.
‘Yerner-ind . others, vs.' Albert liferrimitti.]
_, ~
,in
that certain,lot of lands,
t.aineitevrnshis . 'county of %Si:lv - 41min*
and gist° of •: known-'as ' lot
number forty-four of •Drinkees - P,lkwoorl tract,
containing one hmitired'end Seven titles and •
"forty perChiii - or land , bminded on the south
by a trait: otiruld'in the warrantee nark of
,Paul liarrie,' on' the north-West by iiract 'of
tend in tlie'Warrintee natio " Of.,,Jamei). Care
,
and on thellorth-east by lot numbersforty
.
.fire,ritid for).t-six of Drinker's 'Elkioci tract.
Six acres itripicived Witt" asinalt frainei l bente.
[Taken. in execution - at : the "snits of toVilipoti
Taylor vs. U.: S. "Ditiisl • ',I
ALSO—rAII, that certain piece, oc parcel
of land situate, lying and, being_ in the tow n•
ship;of ;Rush,: ceetty. 'o f N
une soma and
State ofiPenusylvania,benntred and d+cribect
At; folliiire . io wit : on the. Wait' h'y land o et:
-Wm. Lake - , on the. north. by land of A,I Pater
son on the east ,itiy - land of • Alfred Eit400 , 0 2
the south by,laiidit: of B...Eiirkuff andl Ara
' hoot Pitfervm, - .contattimg, about fift:/. ;toms
mote or less;with-.the appartennuees, one
fog
house, one log . barn . ..zones, orchard . 141 . about
ti,enty-OEB.eeres, impried.-- flakes piceu
oution at the iuit,eiliC s.Wilson, - Ne. files D.
g*tes.] - ;:- . :... ;. - -' . T' •
- _,..Perchasets ,f41,h1 - 41 **leek , . 0410rtait* . t' 3 .Y.
on the' ity,of,aige,ri amount auffielent-Aciicover
the eiSsitstif,Mile.othervelli - o; !,,keifiliitet.' 4l , If be
TA .1 .8° 14 P# l .oo.9k'' .;
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