The Montrose Democrat., August 13, 1863, Image 3

/l i n e ilen*P4o COnvfatlim
ro i lin.vii),AG,,Au F . 6.
The State - beinohilitio Votivention to,
.34 was largely 1140(.1e4
W
defecates ere-tirZsda. -
Resolutions went - adopted in.substance
as follows.: , T:
ist. All tifen,"irreipectirti."o, 'Marty, are
invited to unite T or the • termitiatiori'of We'
calamities which now depresti our distrac
ted and unhappy land.
2d. The Union was formed ,in •fraterni
ty• and concession, and cannot 'exist in the
a bsence of that brotherly spirit... l • -
3j. We will earnestly, enviport, every .
co nstitutional measure -.tending . , to. re...
verve the Union, of the States: can
not therefore suppers
istration, whose course is_ 'es.trOCtivet of
the Union and government. • •
4th. The war is note being milidtteted;
not for the restoratbotp of theUnion,:but
tor the abolition of iflavery 'tit& the A o :
struction of the Republic. . •
Eit.h. Under our form of government,
the sovereign power is vested in.the.
pie, and rests upon no other loundrition
than their will. The people are Arc...only
lawful sovereigns, and the public fdrie
tionaries are their servants. The differ
ence between a - government , and the ad-
ministration is defined. - • , .
6th. On tbnpart- of the rebel• states, - if
a disposition is shown to return they
should be welcomed back with all their
dignity, equa!ity; and rights unimpaired.
'rile seventh resolution denounces
arbi
trary arrestS. ' _
The eighth asserts the freedom of
speech and of the press..
The ninth denounces the Conscription
law as unjust and oppresSife; Titit Minnie%
obedience to it unless the courts decide it
unconstitatienih
,
The tenth endorses the course of .Gov.
Seymour, of New York. - ,
The ,eleventh nonnitieridatirsoldieiti,
inul says they are
,ns„orthy a nation's grate
.
it
Bon. Bitim ate
candidate of last year, was nominated for
governor with. greatimanituity,_ _
A private letteiffititlith-to irterater
of the convention was read, in'Whieh he
expresses the opinion thatsadnes:ll - ii rules
the hour; "and . the rein:lithe can be saveu
from \ iiiipending.ruin only by the co-oper
ation of A n censervative men against the
spirit of fanaticism. lie declares his op
position to the// ; emancipation % proelatua.
lion, to the cotifiscation,act, to - the enboi
dination of the civil to' the military ~attt
hority,,.and .$ays • opposition to the liar
policy of the administration is not opposi
tion to the government...
To spore the:reiteration ditto 'Union is
the first, duty of the citizen.
Brief speeches were made, and the eon
ventionadjoutilea.
G3od Advice—No Forcible Resistance
to the Conscription' Law.
Senator Hendricks, of Itutiatia,ltia late
speech in Rush county, ht.' tbat &at& thus
spoke about the Conicriptioilairl
" But is resistance by force right? To
this most important'questimi I now you
will give a considerato and honest res
ponse. Concurring in the- judgnient. of a
majority of the people of the State, I be
lieve the law impolitic, and Many of its
provisions wrong. Uwits opposed. td its
enactment, and desire its modification or
repeal. But it was enacted according to
the forms of the Constitution, by the body
constituted-onder that., iu,strumeat, and
.eotnes us deinariding. our obedience.
Reifect fef7,legitintitii,notberily had
dience to law has long been a cherished
sentimept of the political party to-which
it is my pride to belong : , 1)oft that. sen ,
t iment not commend itself to the judg
ment and conscience -of every gold att.
zee and of every lirtuons man; who de
sires the restraints and safety of law rath
er than, I,hc, ..freednia Juirestrained li
cense ?• cFheantigeront
_dOciiitteithat the
conscience of the citizen may sit in judg-,
went upon laws enacted in proper form,
with a view to-their resistance, has never
been adopted anYeaniiiderible portion
of this'tate, - -atid - -_has at all limes been
bitterly oppospd bYtheDintocrag. ;It: is
a doctrine subversive'ersvell ordered, got
rn men and' has: contributed largely -to
the calamities that haye.befullowour
try."
The Senator-fiwther said:
t am not insensible to the thetthat,very
many persons do not approve the hither
prosecution of the war, for the reason
that they .do-not believe thatit can re- -
store the Union; and 4innitnihe dissever- .
ed sections; ?Odle theraild otherg i ccon-.
stittnini,l 'stippOie,* majority.; and per. •
haps a, (104(.4 m ajority - of the Teeple' of 1
the :S ta te ; doini t it and/v:44mA ilppro!ve the •
war o li fiy t Of- the Admmititintwt4-and4
appreciate the-.:embarrassment they ttlinst
experience . evell heingy 091,721PetW to
serve in thiarmytundefittelf-i caretontan-
ces ; yet it is to he- remembered thatthe
Administration rititifaut be :4:overthrown,
4:1 '.its policy _.modified - bta refusal to obey
I
.law,nt to Ikzoroplish Abat
vontly to lie deaired, we' must ,look - to
free sptech, a free. press,' and alria ballot s
unless, indeed; ive esteem the departures
from constitutional limits SO 'great as to
jrnfe: Ov 4 CiltiON*4l
pass.througn that
. ,
farrie,eooeo
ken
of ',.fatinulenee
/that webilveevei ken la tkatilf abe
publican leaders asti*lnt i Ala 'they
are theonlyiraimirqV ip: theagorth. ---
It tbeirtlilme beoanve4 - 411/ibe-ivett
Statea'vtnied laat Ml:by4lg-,Pamarlta
gave majoritipa . fattreason
tirThi'ClittelitiCPAriPOO*9 on or
the olAeet'au4 , most _promisentoDenA,
eratie"five.riiio Ohio, propezeago-W. rn :
—r SP. Aftekitti:stgorMileiv
tbelriglatifllW4W h''
• an'T • • •
Ell t ril i AT A *4l6 l, ,Mr
AllbUT , l3 2 :4EV l atiblifiti. : •
zifirdra4SArocWri 311.1 1 14:at.e
• Broo yni•••ias,:itslattusi GiMalpin, 3.
Sterlingi: e • •
Choounnt=zEitAtitialiPa'lr-i
Cfiffoicl— r Attott- -- Mitten W; Rivenburg.
Dimook—Ny. C. Miles,,
FWAit"140 1: 411 1- 1 1
. , 1-cs° P 1175
rfordS*
• Herrigkeifi, SirAktril b
Jeslmp—Jer. Baldwini.:Fri.d. Dayton.
.Nl k reir 3111164 1 31te , tiL
New Milford.=-S:A3reen.- 4 "
OaklandS: Frasier.
Rush—J. N. Kenny. -
Springville—g.Priebard, S.D. Thomas.
TRAVERSE JO RORP.--IST. 'WEEK.
L . Tit4t---7.140,r11P3hatt.,,
- Ailtrrn-zaig..,‘Dayjs,
_,Prpowyn--71.4.„1111r41,1 %a+ CO*
I
jBGik o,4(..)tianghn.
ChoconutTAELlV. Ttdred.. -; -
Forest Labe TL - Bolles.
Franklin—R. W. Smith, Lev iSniniriers i
Jas..Tdwnsend. ' , ' ;•':
Gibson—S.*Coon,
Roper,'G.' H. Pickering.
Great. Bend .Boiough.—John- T. -Car
lisle. - •
Harnmni - H-W. Dyre.
Harford-I:'•T..Follett, 41.1. Perry; G.
Wilmarth.
Herrick44-Fir Eraidett;
- Jesenit•—R. 13: Downer; John , liowell.
....Lenox--John _ .
Montroser-Tir; H. - Bqd, James Deans:
`'Neitr - Milford Borounii;--Hdratio Gat.
rett.
knsh---Wm.Vatighn.
Silver Lake—E. 11... Rill. • • -
Springville—A. Squires; C. W. Bard..
TRAVERSE JURORS-2ND WEEK.;
Ararat—E: Bushnell.
Carteri3GE.V.obitin.
Bridgewater—W. ,W,,Buhard.
. Brooklyn—George Chapman..
Clifford—T,Burdick, ,
Choconut—C. Deliihanty,
Dinioc 3 / 4 —C. J. LathrokS.'Tyler,
Dundaff—Charles Slocum.
Friendavilleierick. Matthews::
Fraotd,imrnW:,C, SPAN.* E...
- Great Bend = li.,N, lye,, A. F. Troy.
Welimpn. • ..
Gihgen---WillianH. Pope.
Harmony--G. H. .ArKune.
Je...sanp---- - John -Bartlett. .
,i7 . 000n-tt-G.#'l% - bfry.'
Lathrop .=' -11
M It. Bailey, I.'l;l:Chapman,
. Lee. ' • ,
Lenox.,,StanchrDavior. W. 4 M. Tingley.
Middletown—R. Ban
d,eraon.
E.V.Bradfotd:
Bushhformin 'Granger.
tilko.4ll-111egxim.
Spimgville—T4 Risky.. • •
.:
noutami+C."A.,Davhs' '
. ,
. _
rTake earnof.your heath..and that
of your children, - and [fiend other salera
tug except Herrick Allen's Gold Medal
Saleratns. It is acknhwledged as being
the only perfectly harmless article in the
market; is peculiarly adapted to benefit
grk rIli& iditonutefirtit; htW
drAPePti?irs9P.A.
pa W fun . loll e o4tieta.
Use it instesd•ofsodw `ltas much better.
Grocers.witlyiffroggisti - Mill.if: Depot
11 "iberti. Strett New Iler 1 " 7
Editor or Desnoessas.,
Dicta Sm :—With your permisilotrl Wish to say to
to the renders ofyour paper that I will send - by return
mail to all who Wish it, (free.) a Recipe, with hill dim
dons for making and using a simple Vegetable 1 elm,
that will effectually remove, in ten days time.
sa Pimple
i::
Blotch 'T an. o:ales and all impurities of the $lll.l
ttleilsbit, ' • "jrmoghgo4
siliVidso fee6l6 abase bavieg.ltild Beadi4kir
bare Faces. slmple,dlrectionaandlhformatlon that will
enable them , to :daft Aron greletli of tXlikaliatlt Half.
Whiskera,,oe lifoustsehe. Palen then fif/WI sitt•
pito:stigma iutswered by rim!! Mall withOul
ci Fi rrrar i A l 4ll ll 4:tireaktf• 47,
• — 411 P,4 83 1 ! g rA w11 ; 4 3 111r
b CE
Jal~i 80-aema
Use that pi' .13. liebabold's
Retract Blichmloraltwomplairds behhiote to tiersez.—
No: Wilily ahraditha without Avarld .nohe . whew
arm tried brthem.. .it is aged to maim oroldtathe do-
Mao or theme of ilie,lefore mid after roarrieddiddithg
=dater eazdinemmti tostrehltihrh thttnerrecireacire
ottani to its proper thamiel.sadlovisortatethelooltem.
down Censtiudiati; toms whatever MS* origips=.;
Um no mare worthless phis 1. Take iteimbolaro„
Buctsa;.= See severtbiewrithbr *Moir oidam:-Cht , 9 l u ,
and send for It. • , -
VO9ZS- -
LETTER An fIifiIitY,SEWING,MACHINE,
_.{wirersixonr
thetestithd.chospeataril mostbenutihil of iliMewlkl;
Machines. This =whine WU slaw, anythintv, hose tho
canning of luttrritin Titrietatt.ol of an over
coat...Anything:an Pilot or, IleaveiCitith *Wu le the ,
soften Gauze or la everacadylo do
Mow& to perfectitnClU rea •bertka4==
quilt And has a capacity foreswear. variety, n
stork. .Thisienotthe'onlynnuialdne that eau fell.•nhetn;
bind, and soforth. but It will do so better•thanierTottkm
nieldne. , TheLetter , "AltFamtly ileiringliichinenury
be had Ina great variety of collie: aussi. 'The
... .len .;
_which is no* Deeming so poplar. is. Os Me Done
one MLitt= be folded Into a hoz or tissa.lrldch'
s s itietirpennedannskesa besetifoloabstantisinnodapacions
table for the work to restapok. ' The. Asset lima ern
trassinable design—We maths irood vew ULU, native
forestooranbasnatelyllnishedaaartcantitelte.thein: n
me brindlicAcei we all arellsappliedwith
theantweedies4oll.l4 o .4afthe very bestanality.t..:
fiend fors eopy orlitatnten&Co.'s Starnsensn'o
-. 111.1r •
Ph.ilaATlmildSU MER it CM :lba , 450Btarotroto‘ k
TOSAN
•I W de OU O w lTSXMlLAMentibiiolaolm•
Ttariblelftelanai li lient i gk Cr , l #o ltElteLl-,
A MOST ratable Air
A1..0f
4°l:lsl.l4.ols4l,ko4oolllllngraTinge• Dr. How
teeeyso IIIeCIUN On OTIVIP Algi.Malar-s!entile 012
Woonni.llolfrabrololOtr Wm% alle SOW
aliorderivotevoyipunaild* lint% 601410 = 11
'Mr uttiropoodx, cum' Thelneetintot,Dr:' enter Mae
Ultra , qui stale.iinbentatte&bet WU Wood 00- -
lid Oa Of snaterects moms. Who* been Induced to
ftteed histandicaluehdeift:Monetlie the anew of
tdslifo roveiely mitti,' • It Is .s volume that dolobl Dots
tosilyto tholliatoW'sntivo of
*wet dew* ossipoleolOr tlittr 11‘ , Uot , aloof
the most awinlattit - Isiiisteltrell that efetlidiri
ationewo: artm senairebr
warded froantweeksetoserowagliteTted Stelae
fors) onto to IlAOloooriorS UNSTa' Address;
rot lood.DeEt M ootraletinhillos X r elr Twit=
• /112 , 11.11111 1 / 4 4 • = , , , ,tsr •
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_,...- i3rsMAtettor. ,reprs.Ben
elt. ruiceuern Altirrelne,-tre..; elf 1. 1 - -m e k
'worMacres ac rthe following pricom for the,preo.'
:514. rtri - 20 t151004011:resTOVVO. 5 ems for
mrscra ikr , 1 I gte fO r r W. , MOW Dr.tnte
! AClPpit2,'4 ..• 1. 4 I:_
1 ' allio4tiod CtialAtiy landleartatinnitots is het.
a x 5.1 3 7 4 11 Q feet. atlsWeadi. gapble by one dollar or
ThergroPtilarigt 554 tutor. are.iltotteolet Chet?.
' Warlatt.toevrishlp,, Xteillogtoit Courkt7."New'
'ateio ther 1111Ortoenpapat. wait a P. Q
4 1 040 0 - - -/!.. M cxsAnk'' ,
I ireb.SAti. ~ 1 1, 1 40.110,645ilitiectahrw 19t1t.
114,6111einlintsred iitlfervotia tleblllty; In
end Pkeinittne cay'andTairthllit error. uta.
:mod i & Are to'llittellt others:will be Itapprto - faro•
lifito all *Yo Otod it (belt 6f 661 , 116) the•• f Peaacl'e
ratilotollot =be ilmple Remedy toted In Ma ease:
Thad 1001030 ra nt Y brif
it.xptriettee 4 -and` 001106111
a ~.yalaibld re
1, ; ; t-aiff-reteelve "the' eatoei 'by return
94.117:111:i0''''''' • -, Fta; 601fanalf apett. ifo*Tolit.'
1111=121111
--1 4074219.,. ,
.
the.7iii.insf.,lyitev.
NV; IttotorrdsoN"Mrijouvr V. HELD , and
Great-Bend.
'Atte,litiOil;fcllStblikerS
ouz,AuksnisAturatrrE I
O B rXtiZram wa y Pold, h ilea u Vrien ca .lie CAI;
will t!_tliii,Vila a N i nf. alike and acute.
Ex, IL D.
*anima. Ag;.1111486 1 1. : _
•
kili46 4l'' t 6 No tice.
r or s-
Lrrivah ) fmturtritstrattolitiavitiectn gianted to
the sutishlibeimithe eitatellS:A.lßOodruff. deed.
all persona indebted teitaid decedent will please make
paymentoino those havi cialinisupon Well:Vats will
pra sent the& duly *Mated ng
for seal 'meet.
• •• . • .` ' o' WEI. -IL BOYD, hdm•r.
Itostroso,Atr. 121, VOL Gls
hlt vilifies seen by the abase that the co-partnership
fietetofore existing mules the name of BOYD & WOOD
RUFF is,dissolved by the death of Mr. Woodruff and is
It livery desiMble that the scanintiof said arta shonld
bo closed as, speedily as possible, all persons having en.
settled' ecconnts,vm well as those whose notes are dee.
will pleaskteke notice, and govern themselves accord
ingly.' The stlrvlving.partner •ma'y be found ' t the old
stand.ionter 'of Twrnpike and Main streets.
-Mcmtreme Aug 13, 1868. Ow • WII. H. BOYD.
.P,NRVIA.L:„ , ADTIIII; NRINQER.
•
Rot 7. targeNacidly Write r, $lO CO
Fn: 4:` Dledilltti do" ' • - T 00
ros-2,11 ' "-do ' • ' = - 800
'do" • ' • ' • 550
No. 8. Large Hotel do ' , ' 14 00
Ilit. - 18adedinm Latedry,:' {to run by tam f: 18 00
No. 811.14sge - - do -i ortand, f 90 00
Nos. 1X and 9 have no Cogs. All others are warrant.
ed. 'Aim ifitthosisegenerallY ttsetliti private twines.
Okuige Zed& Orate "Aniericao Agilealturist, ' says of
the UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WHDIGER:
" can feadily wring opt alubteU oiclotbds in
a few iiiinatee, It is u'reality a clothes saver! A time
smell 'and and strength Emmert The saving of gar.
ments Will alone pay a' large per ventage on its cost.—
We 'think the'maehtheiench more than imps for itself
every. year in the- vi ofgarmentsl There are sever
al kinds, nearty'lllke ill general constmction, but we
eonalder it important that the Wringer be- fitted with
Cogs, otherwise a mass of garmente may clog the Tot
lers..entithe rollers upon the erank-shaft slip and tear
the clothes; or thq rnbloei breakictose from rho abaft.—
Our ofrn oueetr thekAtit taake..' and It la ds good as
new after nearly fox years' constant use."
•
Sem Wringer with Cog Wheels is warranted In every
particelar. No Wringer.can be durable without -cog
whcds. , .
sr Capytk sierWanted lir every town.
Owrecept of this price from plates where none
I ing, we will send the Wringer free of expense.
• Forpartimilars and 'circulars address 4,.
IL C. 13HOWNINC/„3l7Broadwily, N. Y.
.Ate... • • • • •
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ST: CIELIRLES HOTEL ,
•
33 - uatvgeois -- t
tel
Aug. 49. fie&
GlittONl - HIGH SaH.OOL,
ca•x;Eigs4porz,
,
PROF. M. L. HAWLEY, Principal,
E. B. HAWLEY, Assistant.
Mrs. M. E. HARRISON, Teacher of Music.
The Fill Term of this School will cont
trietoe ca,,Wednesdav, Sept. 2, 1863, and
continuemlexen wee e:
~z ,-. rtobte;!P of. l rvallalia•
maw, . ~...' .. ..
_..,... ....._ .......... . ..... . .... 12 0:1
Ccatunoa Dlnglisii ' • 350
Meier do. '
L.51113tiev,M51(5e51210*-.„ - • 5
....... 4 50 00
6 00
WC Extra.
- - -
. For
dresio kol
particulat=limito Board,ThiaiMai 13c.. ad
,r.cil
7 Particular attention willtilven to those Cladding to
teach. -: Debating andLitem— ry Clubs will be formed, mid
Lector= givetrduring the Term. No deductions on
account-of absenceeexcept in eases of prolonged illness.
Gibson, Aug. let, f 563.., ~4w
GRAbtO /* 1100 . L
•
..1:•,'•"1.11kr...214":11411:1118114:16
Inard4lolo noro'.tigVof itontrose
J. bwriftgainumithe snit eonimodidus Amidemy
building and'Appanana, open tneirilebuoloa
Tteesdvy the latifty of BeEtembey,
Prof. _ •
Rev. J. ir.:I9ICONIti of-Languages.
XtbaLomanut DlXOfir iL c t Ae lo stants .
.111881111 . 11181111
Jul, 1,01,41.CA1QA16 Tate , ar of Mate.
— Vint* PEE Tram a wEWL
troitiplls iinitaitrom oat oribelloinub
. •
Primary _ - • $g pp
Common Pagliet Pampas ' ' 800
•Htgher 4P!-da,(l.o4l.WigCiAllga
layer 'Marino 10 00
greezakiez , as clump= 411 1
ibunsil -- AokPisteoo4lo o Yfririalcin!-PrellViiiilti teac'•
.NoMfort;will bestarid.to give titelirlool a high.Pms
i and thiirader. and make it worthy of public patronage.
,Ourterrelters ahradyangaged. are all parsons of acknowi•
i*L'"odabllity and swam and °Mar teachers will beans.
podia the wants the School demand..
!•:-The idaseei wtii beibovadedatto furnlsfr the balite
eilitioirfor nnprtrremant, and excite an honorable mad
-titian - • : •7 ,
4taril atthe Ercit liVite - families; or
=O4l IttaLoboitili sairesnari pritri
blarkrei 2 -pi&A thelloard.' •
- • FITCH; Prat.
W; . =*p,'SCILO O.L♦
NO -4,
•
I. ll2llcipais .
PAPPT o , 177
tho New Milted Noma) Bawl
fra Tall Term wEIDNISDAT sEpr
a ll `ndl i the nie tbitaxe inmen aLitan " lefilannab asui.W.Fairocald
4311414trici= nowrovAt
„„*in i rog
if" , ,A 0 50
- • iPIANIT... - '7neßin'nrcAl 50 7
smiths fingateal
Irelleaati man ;,
M tel*
13 7 2 " 3"114 ltomal Naar
! Tana a*
of lV n nt tmotvesssoint
jusessalect of t he
twat tar maLesir: ate ta
mossiblisirsgstias. .„
griasse essar bs otiseh at luo co W r = s
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Thignitialek
...1 4k e n if o r
g i
ornxigunini to dendlbr 'Met trims In theP
1. erdatil, Wit) purchase passage Mkt ntpi Lttin at*,
Une from the gose r ib t ri. _ f
3lii#rase;4l47,l7„ tees, " a-
iatavas..=
..I).E, sundry write:heed Punt thie toninot
Jareeeluent Pleas of BristpubleusettPV:Aeld ;•P toe
directettenddclivered. I have ItelP•dialld fixtdrhi
ttou, andwrir nil at pnbilc Tame at the Cotenhotie itr
IdoittroPg, pa - Elate:day. the 161.1tday of '‘Aultlig, at
oteclitillitty the Ibllttertng ditscrlbed:Por lead
Ail shat
eeitaln plea or of hin ' d etteate In, '
town4 l 4 of Lenox, bounded and deettibedriS
to wit: Beennlng at a post th the highway leading
from Baton Winery thentenlong paid -higkweypolttet.
BS' cut 93,111ttutpercires, thentejtotdb B V. 4 94 PPeztk
e s, rhene .itouttile.cast 19:perches, thece ,: 1 0 0 . LI , /v.
eat 10 Perches. thence south 1.3' east 18'perees. taellCel
south 70' east ,7 perec, s, thence south 90' east,4l„
I•latitallurettes4 thence south .69,:castlapercten thence
south eireasto_ll wths perches to it Cotner be bud eon.
teYed to Jett ftddlitt, thence by ;bendier Seth 17' east
98 9-10tha perches tc a corner thereof In'the line of Jen
Sheridan's lands, thence by the , same, youth !ca t Tr_. .
1-10 the perches to a post In the-line of Marvin Elareert
lend, dittige alongsald line noitlyir west 9140th pere
ea to a post, a corner of said Barber's land, tbece north
24* west 43 Meth perches to a post, another ; corner at
saidiZtarirer'a land, tbcncB untb,7o - west 26 sod 8-10tlut
ecrcnesto a comers& said Barber ' s ' land, thee notch
00* - wes - toe perches, and thence norttrar west 20 pet ,
elms ta the place of beginning; containing 68 Urea and
In patentor land, bet the steno mom or lass, _with the
apptifttlllMM, ono house, one Imin!ivattepatt, trees,
and abetne amain:m cave d. • •; • !
wall- 11 **Y. use of Coden.
All that Certain piece or parcel of landiltdate inNew
Milked, bounded and described as Ibllowgg to wit: Be
ginning eta post in a Line of the Daniel 81111oL so call
ed..thence brae same south 70' weet 91) perthes to a
hemlock sapling corner. thence by m
lend forinetiy tit Bar
rett Idiye,sonth 19' matt 69 perches, thence north to e
pust and stones., thence south Itr . west 16 perches to'
post.llhence 'south IV 'east GO percheitton post, and
atones, bence north 71' east- 104 perches to -a heap of
atontitence by land formerly of Lincoln Hall northlr
westlloperthes to the.placo of beginning, contalnieg 79
acres and 20 perches ; be the same more or 1e a; with the
apportenancet,one framed - house, and about 0 acres !m
-g. A.
~.I'ffidt.rergiLlff.:Nychtttef. - I.
,
Ail that certain piece or parcel of landsittude in Abe
townshipof —,Ftarmony, bounded and describeil winnows
to alp on the north-by land of Jonia-Tiyhar.:Owthe cast
by land of Jacob Newell; on ,the south by land of H. K.
Newell, and on the west by land of Jacob Taylor. con
taming about 17 acres., be the same more or leas: ode
frameddwelling-tor:se, bancs_and all lasi oved.-be
lug tho same land,dcedod by Joao Toylgr- to litolisio
Patrick, dated. Jan . -9, eta.
Frances Cobb as: J. IL Patrick. .-
All that certain tract or parcel of land athletes in the
''townships of elloentatend and Liberty: bounded and de-
scribed as folloWs to' wit : beginning at a stake' and
stones, scorner otland of Lea Smith, thence; north 2%'
east ailit 6-10this,rods to the -cornerof land`occupied' by
licThtniels, thence north 80* 60 min. east by McDaniel's,
land 75)6 rode to a stone near the west, side of the high
way, thence ninth lair 47 rodsto an elm stump, thence
north ne 45.14 rods to , a birch sapling, thence mist 275
rods, thence south lfi,te east by line of tract Gil 3-10ths
an original corner, thence south 1" 27 min. west
M i r t rods to a stake and stones, thence south 1 deg. west
150 rode to a chestnut, thence north 85tieg. 6 Elite west
61 rods, thence South 234 deg. west 84 rods, thence south
87% deg. east 130% rods to east bounds of saldwact,
thence south along the same 44 rods to • point 40 4-10ths
rods from southeast corner said tract, thence westerly
parallel with the south line and along part 04 said south
line 486 rods to the beginning, containing 964 840ths
acres, with the appurtenances, - 4 firmed houses, Sharps,
1 steam saw-milt, some fruit trees and about 125 acres
improved. Also, another piece in Liberty townshilp,
described aa follows, to wit: being the whole of origin
al lots no. 67. 68,15 and 743, lying together' In' the tract
formerillififiL A. Law and containing Wan 4429741)70111
acres, as surveyed by Wm., Warts the 10th day of April
tezer. together with all and singular the above described
land, ways, watt re. water Courses, rights, libcrtle4.
prSv
fle lummvementa. hereditsments and appurtenan
ces, ic.land all improsed,
Edwin Eldridge traOtehecessFaintaini.
Ail that certain piece or parcel of land situate in Yid-
ditto:ea. tioundc4. aud'iblicribed- no follows, to wit: be
tinning/l at • poet, in the road. the southeast corner of
Pee eery 's, land. thence by his land nortl:62 deg:
weal 79 perches to a - post, it - corner of -sailtifeery's land,
fb a st i ao land north 25 deg. east 8i . :lemt;000t
land north 85 deg. west 182 parches to the new road,
thence by the same south deg. west 54 perches to' the
nortSwest ebtnetorltichel itcoglis tan:LAW:nee by his
line isonth 65 deg. east SW. perches too post in the first
ntentionedroad, 'and thence by paid toad icorth'474Tig,
wa n an perches, apd north a 9 deg. 19 perches to th
Of beginning, containing 82 saes, mote orlon', with the
and about 03 acres 'improved. -
=ups, trustees est. of H;Rose, dee'd, vs. John
. ,
•
AB-that:certain piece or palm) of !And situate in the
b o rough of Great - Bend; hounded as described as fol
lows, %dal% : On the north by land of C. 8. Gilbert,- on
the east by the public highway. on the south by lath of
A. P. Stephens. and pn the north by land of David L.
Taylor. containing 6.9o o feet of land. llcing An front 60 ft:
anpl ruunidg back lilt) feet. together with the appurtenan
onafouned dwelling house sad all improved.
Tter<dwell. Percy ih; Dientill TR. 8; B. blansion. 7
Sil that certain piece or pat eel of land situate in the
borough of Great Bend, described as folbrws. to vat :.,be.
ginning eta point ' n lot line of Truman Thildwin's faun,
1004ect from the southerly line of the Great Bend and
Cchecton turnpike and southerly line of Wm, Barron's
lot, thence south 'X deg. east, along the ibre of :sundry
lota about 400 feet, to the southern corner of filo= L.
•Levergne's;lot. Ihenie south' 63 deg; nett, 00 feet to
Church street, thence north 27 deg. west - idthgthe north
erly line of Church street, about, 317 feet to the said Bald
win farce line, theirce norlh 24 deg. east; along tine of
Truman - Bald gin about 129 feet to Wm. parretel lot to
the place of '. beginning, containing ab0ut.48,600 teet of
jandovith.theappurtenantes.t. -dwelling house, I..barm,
sonarnit. IrCetiland an improved . - .4. . ' ...... "*.Z..-.%
Jas. to for B. MclOtlol vs - D :. L . Taylor.
7,1 1
All those IWO certain tractrof land, situate In
tbeTownship of-Liberty. bounded - and describedaiToT
-1 tOwsto wit ; tho-drsc-belag lot eh. SG of LaWispirrcheae,
so sail edi and bounded en the north .by butd - owned by
the At BarvldilLea; On thewest by landa.al
I •
Marsh. On the south by laud of Smith, and Basket. and
on the east WI -.=.-- Marati-4t being: . knewn or the Laws.
villa tracts elan .d, sea - rallneri7 nlrhelT by Lon. con
ohbillog.' 103-notes.
one
the • same Mom- or lets —viiih
the appurtenenceaproved., 011 e frame dwelling boom P
end pbont I
25 acres im Also all that certain ether - iece,
situate as above, and bounded and described as follows:
liagitning at an old corner. a small hemlock being a •
oareer of land of Cooper. Corbel_ thence south 87kr
. east, 144roda to a Mona comer... 'Menem `south two do-
green weft: along the line of Janda°, DrlllolklloX rods,
to a poet and stones, thence north -{ eighty ' seven and a )
half dmyrms west along the line of Charles. Bart/ Land, •
144 To& to a beech,ond old corner, thence along the line '
• ofOpoPer Corbete. land. north 2*.eriart..lloM. rods fn the''
plactsof beginning, containing 99 -woo . $ l4 .13 m d s .b e
' the same more orlon. and all Ithprimed.
J. F. Stoddard, vs. B. T. Youpg,
1
Allthat certain piece or parcel . of. lad • situate in the
townshi 0 of
_N. Milford pounded and described es follows
to wit :-Begirming In thercentre of the plank toad, o- a. •
line of lot contracted to Timothy Brown. by pr near a
Butternut tree; winless, thence in centre of raid road,
north IP west, In end 8•101 as Perches. Wirth 12* west,
20 and. 110Ltipereltes.' North 29 - degrees:Mat:26one 6-
11:kb perches to centre of road, in line of, north side of
large Hemloeir- Thence 6012%65)4* nest% per c hes to
post andatanes. Thence ison 15X - degrees west. 58
nerebee to ttintatld, - 14011C9. Dear,II.IIIIIM tree. witness
thence, n ortlo9w west. 15 7-10th' perches to beginning,
containing 10 and =perches more or less„with the apt
=nes% (except right ofway of said plank road) one
and one Barn, and about Ave ieres improved.
A. Lathrop; vs. E. G. Oakley... -• . .
•' " -
All that: builaing or dwelling house situate 'on the
southerly side of the Belmont ruplite lo the township.
of Thompson: on a lot of land 113 pomession of Wm.
Beek. and adjoining eastward lands of Robert Mien.,
Ind ri ng between , the lands of said Elate, and a small
lake oweasCansfortapond. said house standlncabout
86 feet 6°4111114rd. from ' said Belmont Turnpike, demerib
ed as follows, via - and. ;Ilan thereof ending towards
said Turnpllus road , being in width 16feet, and in letrfth
feet, and latoriestn height: , with , four. triode** and
one door in the aide next said road: , on the western ,
Meer add house, six MI windows, andon the southern
end of said booth LOU fhilVindoWs: atUdnlbseastern
lideOf said house, end adjoining thereto rt. and I
stoop, said lintel being sixteen feet broad. hod twenty
feet in length. storks bigX , wlth 4wo windows
and one door in front, or the side next to the aforn 4
"etitiroad,and on its western end. II loirer as d one upper
or chamber window, and on the' south one window and
asedook. Said above mentioned otoop% - twentr testis ,
length. by four feet istbreadth, 114PPOtlen.b.7 three irmPta ,
away to the 'aforesaid ..thro story. bOuse. Medina }toe' .
tern end testis said' two Moe, houss,uld two
litoryttnise ningone • square room,htk nod room'
and, one pantry. and the chamber'eostaining one
intlint:eua bed toomEandtho ismkenw.g tom Baud=
contained le one room chew trrtits esidholleth'
etwoloow
lintel and stoop:- being finished . with milre4
aydalao sgoloW4bolotos *coo dioxin& os Wand.
*Mei' mechiti. outskirts 'bout one
-cat recidfok
by ereeeeEen add Ater WIIVIAMPA I W:,
la. intt e th .Z° ° ' ' " - With Se*"
.-.1"7"7141'1""4':11141".11F111.-.
s
gi s a n Stit - a4,0. -Liattaisteirigt
• way, I - altiatthalintied ii--Tgaull'aertlitioN-- •
ter Y.thence son 1 e ------:
EW,h S kinn er,
.and,thfseee westerly seven rode to th gas hi We) to lie
OraTaid.,4oVl4,o;ll2,olbent6WMP tit-tIitONIMV
, edb .ThMes,,Wilb -the ACAti a thereon,;
ti 1 eihMt I- MoV.llt be esaniensalwar .
le ytheßipPartn.one dwelling Mese
;and , some Mit trees, and all Improve& ------,
W .I"talkileldediptdd - 0072411121 Mithbleelakg;4, vs.
C h 1 1.. P .5.45. . s j..r ' i - e
All thatuDP
. Ided.-iyAob. putt/A, Cotten Piece or
lot ella iltUte "IkAthOWernahltr of Sridgewater.
Oiatfleeettilsedafillltt
Mrlitteetvorpiallaa.llslolVallAcalaft ,Coop
et, bnnded'en 11l ~- 111 ,1 1,01440.1 Witt:Weal& Jetts
land eouthwestwe 18 perches; thence by silk Coop
er's land ettoutlekaihetutsbottlelt 0 91 0" to iv comer
of Uslesliee tilitiFferltleor land; thence - by - siticilMilespea
'A - Plarcee lendebont z nortkassfelfSsods ,to - 1110 p,
thenclib# saldMigh 'thee; 9 : rods tO.llle plate-eft 4.
fling; containing about 88 rods of ground more or eta
I :41401) , ...9na10t ofland la th e lice ofMisfitreraeLcessiZ
Metteltig &Vann - Stied lit the' caul* "Of D. C. Ford;
ham's CooPer.aboikviderWLblicklir-flittabeaboutla
or inteeti. thpuce br.~ said gordhaWerline northerly_4o
tut to 441 e eorthecit' - eorlrey - 01 Velidirordhlin , s 'tarn:
theatre - In lanai With skid nitlittillill stre6Wtheticis en
:Mlll diett t6thiPlaell OT - beginning ,• tßoidaltdng abottt
280fect,orland. mom or less; with the. appurtenances,
one blacksmith +/hop. Also—One lot of land in the bar ,
, ongh 01,ildlitfolleMeluteilscitaafollowi:Vegtutilng *lt the
• tented"; cornet of Dr. Blabkinen'a lotz. on Che,sMilford
and ovrego"roha: running ls• west, du the
,ihreinfliald Illiekmanheiol-to wposteorneri tend Mtn
wishes add 211nitalthende onaaldlestkmablillike and
Tyke's lineage lb, litont.fir , haat Sant 440th perches
and Minks taspostat the center of the - norfhweitaftl -
of - a barn ; :thence: directly. Ihrotigktbe centre bt sat&
barn by partittesseefeet to the singhl eideoVitaid' barn ;'
I thence along the side ofssid barn•morth, about tfr" east,
i to tbelsOhtliesstsexinser thereof all feet; thamt-solith
about 45' east.--tattile-10th wanton post in theret*
on the said Milfordand Otsego toad ;Ante on the line
of Bald road south, about 33 - Week.- 5 end 4-10th perches
and -3( of-Mink-to -the place of beginning; containing
about nineteen -soitidogy,of :WA =orator less, with the
Improvements thereemalrateed - Ebbse:and barti...M.
8. Wilson , elevir • ea.i Win L. -A. L - • wall: I:- Past: ' •
Aillhaicertainpleen- or - parcel of , land situate In the
bawnthip..otMetv Milford: bounded an& described , as foal
loWa towitt. on the-north by land of -Theron , Wellman,
ad thecast-ty hada:Davi , 'Mathews; on-the ' south by
land of A. Ferldnaand..ll. Mama and:on the West by
the publlchighway; containing sixty four acres,- be the
sauna more or lets, with the .appurtenances. one - framed
house, one barn, and about 40 acres im_pro ili ved. -
Henry Burritt va., Zelates 13.ebe tog ram Beebe.
' MI fpi
that eet:tatit etteltie - parce:VA land"; situate In
thostoienehip oUleithillfordoeontity and Stateatorestild
bounded and described as follows, to wit ,• on the north
by land of Joseph Mead on ttie init. tiplaild of Joel Keep,
on the synth by Una of asuneclißstblook, - mid on the
west bythe pnblie highwar' containing - about Rena sea
and three quarters pf an acre, be the earcarnore or less,
' with therappuitenitices:itittd Mt ,iniiir - aou. F.
DuluOrg. v i* !UM, ii u d sV P3•l4 lller t -- t‘' - - ''-
1- '' "
, ~...r,, , - :- 46
's Ailituif Ctiiiin 4 iii , 4 ni.pasteliefiind Minnie' to iiii -
township of Great Bend, bounded and described as fa.-
lows, twwit: begietibgat ii`illestiltit tic in, the . north
line of landwnow owned by -Thomas Hays, and thence
along his north line west 6 cloth* and (Glints to a stake
and stones, thence -Borth 5 chains and 25 links to the
huqt-Pf'A-Areet thence east &chains and 96 links
toe stake scud stonea! - -thenee north i'deg. cast 36 cheitet
and 35 links to a post and Stone,. thence sonth 80% deg.
east 18 chains and 75 lints to a beech sapling, thence by
the Kelder lot and the Carlisle lot, I.l‘ deg. west 13 ch.
and 50 links to • post, thence south 843{ deg. east4l ch.
andel:Winks to a chestnut, thence tionth 13 1 ( drg. west 27
chains:and 25 links toe post cranes, thence south 0434*
wests 4 links` tore post,-thence south WY west-72 ch. , to a
post, a corner of Lewis Monell's land, thence by the same
and by the said Hay's land - west 25 eh: -and 75 links to
the place of beginning, containing 161 acres of land, be
the same more oricss, with , the esparto:maces, 1 framed
tiotostai framed batr,sFhtli-01 andabiatt_Bo acres Int,
Prn tiM i lizalth ve.Y a neetteit Lett TT.• i 1 , -
All thatvertain:pieceor parcel of, land- altuate in the
township of Broolclyth-ticiondedand described as follows
to wit:, on the north by the burying ground lot and by
land late the ea pate of P.' Tiffany, dee'd. on the east by
the public highway, on the south by land of 0. A. Eld
ridge. and oaths west by lauds now or-late the estate of
P. Tlffantr. deed: &attaining SS:area 107 perches, be the
satnq more Or lees, with appartenancesA dwelling-
Donee I barn , limner:lit trees. and all Improved.'
David Morgan use of L. T-Eirchard vs E. B. Bing, jr.
et al.
All that certain pfecee rihreel of land, situate in the
towitehnt - olOaldsnd. Cosa Auld Stateaforerald. 'lopsi
ded and described*, foflotars,:tai ,, ,wlt ; heglntlntia the
north-West lineoflamd no ocenpied by Atattutradlit
ter. at is poet and surnesttte east comer of the 'Nathaniel
Latch/ tat faktUffli tbractuottikior Weatils chains and
601104 .4ltiotake and I'Ottle*illtebeet north 46•Arest46
amino to 'a stabeand stone.; thence north 45' mist toe
• stake a nd;stunes.' standlutoti Mebane:thank Of the Sus
quetuuma river ltUtMUtt 01..4., ot thepce
UP eald - rtver - Hur the same Winds and-Win/to &corner In
lattruasaa-at - atma -- Es.4”atpra - , doearlbod,ancrecr.-theaos
south 45' west to the place &begin WTI tsontaitilng two
hundred and nine scree or land—lie the astat'amore or
less. together with the appurtenances, one .ttomed
hones, two famed hauls, cle, grchard e aradaboutelghti
five acres iniproved.
Pheipe vs. Leuisa„d. TUlmasi - and James ]J Tpimen:
; 4 '-`t 7'lo V. - GREEN; Slterilf.
Sheriff's Office Montrose, Pa., July 20, 1868.
ShotifflCSalegk •
Blruirtneof` sundry . writs Issued front - the Court sor
Common Pleas of 13usquebannu c- only, Pennsylva•
nia. I base-seized and taken in execution; end will sell
at public venduo, at.tho Court-house in Montrose. on
FrldaY. Angus{ 21st. 1563, at 1 o'elsch, p.
fug described feces ofland, wiz: •s s-
All the eight, title, and - interest." of the defendants to
and in a lot or parcel of land situate to the Borough of
Montrose, bounded ; and described's. follows: On • thir
southeast by Pine street; on-: the 'southwest bp - Goose.
berry alley; tin thenorthwest by:bind-of B.S. Bentley
and on the northeast partly: by Matilt street rind partly
briand late In possession of- Hubbard W.ashington doe.
being the southwest halt df lots N0..19 twill° and lot
No.: - .111.a. IVA down•on:thetonor6 plot of Montrose, re
corded In Deed Book No. 1, page 280. and •being the.
samelpferattestiweedarpleecupled GeorgeLittie de.
with, the appurtenances, vas framedlouse end
barn: improved;. ; •• •
31:13. V m
ibra' ws. Post Brothers.. " -•-
Ail that cerininsolece or parcel of. lend - situate - in the
tawnahlp et: Rash, r=ded: and described • MY. rot
lows,lzi =wit: intsinnbor at it hemlock stump and ex
tendbog west 37 perches tea post andnones.: thence
north-W 'esist32. 6-10th perches to a. post and stones,
thence.north Mr *est 11" perches to a post and stones,
thence north 60` east 81 perches to $ stake suod stones,
thence - mini% perches to 41 stake and - swains, thence
southApegagh -wto a yoke sad sten -n,tbence "west,72
Ingthe crt‘begioning--ebnftinteg 23540th
acres, be the same mon or ,bessswith the' appurtenan
ees; one house, ppard and mostly im
proved. Mulierd ya. Ilanatne Maynard
• - - - IL V. ORMaff. ierlft.
~,liherilraAnden-Montriasaoluly 27,1863. • • - ,
fleffle underditoed. an Auditor appointe t by-the Court
- .L'rotUottution -pleas of .43a etfa , ro.- - to dietrlbute the
-thuds arisfek_tt the elde 'by the Sheriff of • the teal es`-
tate "Roterei , - wUt:Utterld to ' the"dutiet of
his • apprdtittei " at - . his *Mee- Notarose,- du:
radar,: tb3l4tli 6100i: 3, 4 :m ufti at 1 o'clock in the P. M.
arwluer) time spdviace persona 'interested will vie.
sent thelr.elaidis orbe er debarred fromeoming-1a
Ju1i4406101. , A:l".l.*4llll.lle4WW#m.--
. - 1
Itegiestee.4 - WataCe . • - -
rIIBLIC t4pTICE is hereti4;rets to all persona eon-,
cerned In the following esuttes, to wit :
Fetati) of Amanda neck; late of Brooklyn; deol o l,
Tt,_. , .-• • f
-Estate of fleoAlOeinti, ialoolattelbaelid.V. S. Woven
and W. 11. Whitney, Win. . •
Estate of menreullope, late:of if,i: Lake, deed,
Ezra Rice,efr,' - --- -
_.
Estate of.. Win. 2iforieT, lain of New *mord, deed, •
Itichard.-Idortie,ea'r... . .. .:' -.
EM B44 . °E VOisb WON . bah* 01b001..;deed...A 003.
%lulls % " ohnitiii BeielOste . *.Thiriii4, - - s p.c . .. 4 1%-'
.Fo and Lodi* ikaeker:ni. . -,.• .- ,_.. ~ -
'Estate:of StepheniPayne,...latit of -GEntint,' dee'4l, Pi
est Washberne, adta'r. • • . .
.Estate of Thomas, V. ' lawa, late Ol:4l3l*.tiec t a.
anditsisitidaVrc' • =, ' '
.. '__ ......_'- - -, ' -
Estate 'or dodo:a - WI , • Varna,
_late of • nrtagewater.,
deed Wnt. airdlefelin't:,'' - -
Estate of DION AUlo4:loi , of Bridgewater, deed. J•
B. ll'Colitim ado*. •', • - • -
Etate rw. of 11 1 :0:9 4 Sgtar bar.l4 , :GI _ 01.flarfor:. :00: 13 , 1
flinty SibleW`r.
Esuatut Mocirerrolite rnAglea4 ru4 deg' .a. 13 :'
B. Chase to ff . .> s'..Dedier; aft - 6. - - L' ter 's- c
Estate of Peter-Jeckson, iate-of Bridgewa , yn. :
qtleatotlirettco lll l_ • I'* ( 4 Rusf wair*64,
Agiuo.4 .. Dvid i ruw. ~..
' ' ' Thfittlificiiittntinte hat* sou= their stoontatethe
Restates 0D1ea..14 and s the. County of,gannenatma.
,: A ndost tits . me will bepresenteil taihelialgestof Vie
10 ..t ig oi - mrs of salfreoanjy. oigMht:sthilyAltiran IP. -
lajar.Jte t W a44 "Wwin el . iiriti;iteigiaW
Reighltees 9fficiS Na1}4 1 , 1 7 - 1.4 4 1 *, .:.'..---...--,
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nvatips - otthn) SIPPIRMIC O7 . Art I
:Ps *was betellkamPhis . "OS'
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Where yen ate care of gettlez the wort h . of yen s man=
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bps put ds on our guard sad we bare 'stay isiein & I mo
stock, mblch enables us to Mrer to our customer!. quaf ft
on equally as good Marinas forraerly,conaldmingtbelst a
AT TEE STORES Or
6utituirtril, • Itosenbunin
Montrose, Snsq'a County, pa n
• Elmira, New-York
Unswiehanna Depot, Pa.
OUR FALL .AND WINTER STOCK
Is , acarrizolete ,—
We are determined notto be bAdone, either leprites or
qualities,—and we will endeavor to give bur 'Ct114.0131011
all possible' aatiafitetion. • . ..' -
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In this brandh our stock is complete, and will be sold
lower. snd moretastefully finished than any one-bortie
establishment. or any four-horse concern this aide of N.
York City, is able to offer or produce. We can' assure the
publictlat we constantly emplby. the best cutters 'and
workmen to make up our stock. •
or Garments made to order
Or On the shortest notice.
fard Good Flt warranted or no 'ale.
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In order to close out our stock of
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we . ;i4ll;i4llat a rakaiLiuivance above cont.•
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'FURNISHING
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A Great Stock ecintanay kept, and sold/owes than the
lowest at ...- -
6nitenbtl.q, Tvosenbauin f;I:o's
Idonteose. -Jammu Ist, 1863. . . -... , ,
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Dissolution.
-77 Fir m of 11. SMITH & SON is tills day dlssobred
; mama] consent; those indebted to the raid Aim
by note ur account are requested to call at the aft:mover
Wm. Ccioper & Co'a Banking House, end pay up.—
Psyment may be made to H. or W. Smith, of the to
&mot H. Smith & Soo.
H. SMITH,
W. Earn.
llontrole,June iFt, 1863
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TIINIMITTAL-14.1 1 3EFIESS in all its branches will be
carried on at.the old ofilce of U., Smith & Son, by
the undersigned: ' PCTIOTIII wishing artificial Teeth are
invited to WI and examine epecintens and prices.'" All J.
work promptly and neatly &Me, 'and warranted. will
dciall kinds of bental Work at as low figures at sito9l4
in this county, or elsewhere. • ,• • •
• nrltie R _plainty auttintvprfill to have 'their wurk
'done by's ESSIDENT _• •
• - • wit. EMITS, Resident' Deal"
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WALL AND WINDOW PAPER.
A now supply. . TORTIIiLL'B••
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SOLDIERS':;:PENSIONt BOUNTY
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TrutuuderAilitiked, Lama or Taz
I:4ontioi 4
••• WEST, will eta prompt , attention' io dolmen-
Intit roi l utd . . to, his. care. Charg es and
r i . nt ip o rrix rmatima
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LIC ENS DA
ucenee for
.tbernarpeso of rote
Iltdonceriug, and tuivlng hidisevend leant e_lcPerreli?)
in ow bust ese„ now tendert his, Bernina' to „um Piano:
in tent capacity. Norio tint s Licensed Auction •
;In sack. under a nalt7ota6o. , bee act.of
Joji lett IMlkace‘ ls,9 ' • s um de& Iteittiemn" ;
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t 0 nut a lll u ll
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' ors' tholovh-treCfa* 6 &Back andßattve Sheep.
which ho: wishes to Airptitie of. or bleeding
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evertcz. pela,cdosor a Cc e• oldNanking B a oum.—
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