latatchman, what of the night*
r(LOCKStWATCHES, AYE JEWELRY etidi
k./ the various pattetrts in New York . market, can
be had at Trues, - No. 4, Public Mamie. Heofsnli
Watches for at least two dollars less this the Wise
qua been offered inthis market:- Pandas
ers may-beure that none' but Nof;' 4 l:leger
sold here, for we find Otis but &Kb can be safely
warranted
Patent IA" ? Wat e heil, froln $45,00 to 1190,00
Do , - silier, from 18,00 to 823,00,
Detached Lever, gold, from 85,00 to 45,09
Do. -silver, from 15,00 to 20,00
Cylinder Escapement, gold; from 28,00 to 25,00
Do. Aver, from 12,00 to 16,00
English Qouttims,. from 6,00 td I 8,50
Gold Peas aid Pencils from 81,75 to 88,00, Gold
kings from Balidlings to 83,50, Breast Pins from 1
shilling to 158.00,'silver belt slides, gold, steel and •
gilt-chains, gold Keys, slidm, steel beads ik clasps,
silver ware, musk boxes, accordions, and a thous
and an d tra p, w hiikfor want of room, we
trout omit to mention here. So, walk in, yleera
nr,,,,,d i„„ wa i l a and if we hare not the e t ar
tkre for you, give us three daysiime and you can
be accommodated.
. .
Clocks, watches, jewelry and musical instruments
carefully repaired. WAL W. TRUE.
TOR lIIMMI—The nicest Sbay-toplintggy id
the county, 'Philadelphia manufacture, by
Mantsisse,_Dee., 1849. TRUE. I
dile" Netite,C .
HE subscriber having beat appointed an And
.;
; itcwiti7the settlement of the accounts of Ora-1
rad Deans and John F. Deans. Executors of the es.
cite' of Zebulon Deans, deceased, would hereby ,
give notice that be will attend to the duties of the
said appointment at his office in Montrose, on Wed
nesday the second day of January, A. D. 11350, at
o'clock P. M.
A. CIIAMBERLM. Auditor
Noi - ember 29, 1849. •
Orphan's Court, Shie.
IN pursuance of an order made by an Orphan's
Court held an Montrose, in and for the county
of Susquehanna, on the 19th day of November, A.
0.1849, will be exposed to public sale - On Satur
day the 29th inst., atone o'clock P. id, at the Court
house in. Montrose, thy following real estate, to
wit : The undivided moiety or half part of all that
certain lot piece or parcel of land 'situate in the bo
rough of Dundaff, hn the county of Susquehanna
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, to
wit : Beginning at a post on the Milford ik Owego
terr.pike road, a corner of Sidney B. Wells' land ;
Thence south 42 degrees west 20 perches to ano
ther corner of said Wells' land ; thence north 48 de
crees west 80 perches to a post, a 'corner of Wil
liam it. Slocum s land , thence north 42 degrees
east 20 perches to the Milford di Owego turnpike
road ; thence south 48 de,gtees east along said road,
S perches to the place of beginning, containing 1
acre, more or less—with the appurtenances, it be
ing all improved.
A.be all the undivided moiety or half part of all
r ha: other certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situ
ate as aforesaid, and bounded aid described as fol
lows, to wit : Beginning at the Milford &. Owego
turnpike road as aformmirg at a corner orCharles
H. Wells' hind ; thence south 42 degrees west to
perches to a post; thence north 484m-ees west 2.
perches to a post ; thence north 42 - degrees east 10
perches, to the - Milford it. Owego turnpike road, and
thence south 48 degrees east 2 perches ftil the place
of beginning ; containing 20 perches of land, be the
seine more or lesi.'irith thik appurtenances, ,a two
story framed dwelling hogs thereon and dll im
proved.
Alan, the undivided moiety or half part of all
that other certain lot, piece. or parcel of land situ
ate as aforesaid, and described as fulloWs, to wit :
Beginning at a stake, a corner of Thomas P. Phin
ney's Laid, standing on a road leading to said Phin
ney's grist-mal tithence west 6 perches to a stake
in the creek; thence along the centre of the creek,
north 40 degrees west 6 perches; thence down said
creek, north 72 degrees west 16 perches ; thence
mouth 25 degrees west, 13 perches and thirty-four
hundredths of a perch to a stake; thence north 6.3
degrees west 12 perches to ir post ; thence north
degrees east 13 perches and thirty-four hun
dredths of a perch to the centre of the Creek ;
thence north 63 degrees west 4 perches along the
centre of the creek to a stake; thence north 25 de
greea-sast 6 perches; thence south 65 degrees east
16 perches: thence south 72 d e east 17 perch
es; thence south 40 degrees west es; thence
north $1 degrees eitst 5 perches o e mill road ;
and thence south 36 degrees west 6 perches along
said road to the place of begiuning ; containing 21.
staariattre or less, with the appurtenances, a lea
ther factory, consisisting of a mill house, beam
house, steam house,, bark house and yard, and a
yard house, and a water 'privilege, and all improved.
Also : the , undivided moiety or half part. of al4
that other certain Int, priece,,or parcel of Land situ
ate asaFor i g i aid' and described as follows, to wit :•
&ginning at kpost, corner of J. T. Lartgrico's
land ; thence ;south 48 degrees east, along the Mil
ford & Owegn,turtipike road 9} perches to a post
us a lane leading to the Methodist Church ; thence
north 41.clegoes east 294-perches to a post, a cor
ner of James Schistes land ; thence north 48 de
gree!. west 22 perches .Vi an ash stump, another cor
ner of said Schott's land; therifir.. south 49 degrees
, tet 14pmoltes to .a post, a corner of D. Taring
ton e land; thence south 471 degrees east 12 perch
es to a post, a corner of J.T. - Landon's - land; and
thence south 40 degrees 'west 151 perches to the
place Of Begiruung ; containing 2 acres and 140
perches, mare or less, with the appurtersumes, , a
two-story . frturied dwelling house,framed batn,and
wood house, and all improved.
•
H. FRA.ZIER, Mar.
Deoemlx7 3, 1.849
Turnpike Meeting:
'VOTICE is hereliy . glieti to the lteekbelders of
.01 the Lenox & Allarmerny fotrieffitike Compasiv,
that the animal meeting will be held at the house
of J. Bteenbark in Gibson, on theZ2doodaY of
January next, for the election of far the en
suing year. • • BM. CO3I.FORT,
November 28, '1849. -
psztaership heretofore existing between
Jaw and Henry Jenkins, under the firm of Jen
kins & Son, in l'homps9n township ! is diseolved by
mutual assent • All aceotatts linth Atte late firm
may be settled with John Jenkins, by whnni the
hominess will in future be arras.
JOHN JENIRMi
HENRY JHNHINEL
b47-11w.
VaUsable Fans gm -Sale
DUBUC notice is hereby given that the Farm
owned. the aubraiber and situated' i n the
taaneitWounriftewate4 about limilessouth-esst
from igastruee, will offered for sale upon the
Premises -on liorittay the 10th day of December
next at 9 reelloik 'muffle taltenicoi. siad farm is
Amway'4l:likeH - 'lll 'arias good traveled road, apd
avail* aereireV bark of which about Mt ate
wader improvenient.'" Dui it liberals a good dwell.
' O 6 tiouse.a la* bay hem; /I bone barn, mid oth
er corn-einem is well' Mad
uttered, and offers snarler inthicsiments to those
are Aso_ a
ratt r eareg Fu ltrsila med. eatraVoirestkirlieb
qD ke parthased upon temeriabla terera::Terais
et payola made known upon the dity utile. -4 .41:
good tide • will be given. • F.II;DIAWONS:
Ifor:20, 1849. - -
Pima SK Ala - '-',' I T
IV 4 TAL/IXIRLFZENVII Ales foredo biiiiratin
Ai ig asibiatertk pert efistkeer tonnallip t
Im.d. algar-tifieig front flaramakpbt4lo.
tteg L __„ TT ill* A his ail : goisitii
"w• Toms. Pen Twirl to rearska*
ted to; came sad iiiiiasim =• • - ) '
New
. - ROBE 41111130 N
A RE now receiving allarim addition to tiair
XI. stock 'Of Dry Ckaalsiprocenes, bats ikt3bees,
Crockery, itc.
Call end examine Wm, pi/relaying eisaseliiie.
as for cash or ready y. they will not be I/adenoid.
Montrose, November 20i'1850. •
VIII - ANTED, in exchang4 for Goode, Stoves,. Tin-
V V
Wire, &e, any quantity of goo d
i Woolen
Socks, Grain, Butter, BemOax, and old Copper •and
'old PeWier. by :ROSE dsSIMPSON.
' , Tin BUSHELS of good Charcoal wanted by
OW (Nov. 20.) ;ROSE & SIMPSON
• !limy Cow.
OTICE is hereby given that a Cow came into
' thy enclosures about ten days ago.—The said
Cow is a dark red with white fiwe, hind feet and
belly, horns lOWI and crook backwards,small teats,
Ord givis about four quart,} of milk per day, and
iippeart to be from 7 to-9 years old. fbe owner is
requested to prove property. p l iv charges and take
...it away. II RACE SMITH.
Jessup, Nov. 22, 18492 , i . ,
New G4iodlL
ABEL TERRELL
Ts now receivipg4iis Fait an&Winter supply of
Goods (embracing nearly every thing wanted
in this market,) which will be sold extremely LOW
foot cask •27' . ready pay. 31, assortment may-be
classed:xpart as follows:
Drng eclicines, Chemicals, i Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Groceries, Dry Goods, 'Hardware, Stone
Ware, Glass Ware, Crocks, Watches, Jewelry, Sil
‘'er Spoons, Spectacles, 31uSical Instruments,,Liq
ors,- Perfumery, Mirrors,Stationery,Brushw, Shoes,
Yankee Notions, ;- ;
Thankful for the liberal patronage and substan
tial.enconragement hitherto received, I hope tamer
it and receive a continuance of the same.
. ; A few of the articles kept for sale are named
blow '
Groceries.—A good variety of, Sugars, fine ea
vered Tee's , good and cheapAtolasses, Coffee, Pep
per. Saleratus, Raisins, Rice, Mack
eel, Codfish, Zantee Currants, Tapioca, Arrow Root,
Mace, Manna, Sage, Nutmeg . Cloves, Ground Mus
tard ; also, Mustard Seed, white and black, Ext.
of Lemon, Cassia, Soda, Soda Crackers, Starch, d3ar
and Casteel Soap, Candles, all sorts of Tobacco ind
Snuff, Vineg ar , ittc:
Dry Geo.—Broad Cloths, Ca.ssitneres Satinets,
Mole Skin,Cordnsy,Sheep's Gray, Kentucky Jeans,
Flannels, Silk, 'Thread, Twist, Buttons, Ike., and ev
er,' thing necessary to make ttp-nrments; Calicoes,
Gitighatus, Mouslin de Lanes, Alpaccas, Plaids, l3er
age, Vesting:4, Apirn Check, Bed Tick. Drilling, Ta
hiti and Towel Diapet, Sheeting, Shirting, brown &
ItLeached, Suspeaders , Umnrellas, Silk Cravats,
Poeket Handkerchiefs, Comfoirters, Shawls, Gloves,
Mittens, Hose. Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding, Col
ored Cambrick, Cloak Fringe; Gimp, Edging, Purse
Twist, and all sorts of notions;
Hard- Ware.—Nails, Door and Window-Blind
Fastenings, Butts, ScreciiS, Locks, Bolts. Faucets,
Files, Rasps, Screw-Drivers, Coffee-Mills, Curry
combs and. Cards, Skates, .Ctistors, Nippers, Cup
board Fastenings, Balls for Os Horns, Shovels,
Spades, Hoes, Forks, Patentßalances, Steel-yards,
Hones, Forks, Shoe Nails. Te 4 Bells, Cork Screws,
4bc.. too iturrietous to mention.!
' Cutleig..4-Pocket Knives liable Knives ik Forts,
bread and_Shoe Knives, Baizors, Hand-saws, Aug
eta, Gimlet 4. Simmon's Axes, Shears and Scissors.
Paints.—Pure White Lead ground in Oil, and
ilif, Red Lead. Ven. Red,' Spanish brown, Lamp
Black, Yellow Ochre. ParisiGreen, Chrome Green,
I Imperial Green, Chrome YellOw, ground Verdigris.
Prussian Bloc, Vermillion Bronze, Umber, Terra de
Sienna. Ivory Black, Black ENT, Pat.. Yellow, Ruse
, Piiik, Black Smalt, Curourna, Red Saunders, Sugar
1 of 1 Leacl, Labarge, . etc.
Hula.—Linseed Oil, a variety oLLamp oils. Lard
01% Olive Oil, Tanner' cu Oil,;Castcr Oil, and all the
, esgentml Oils. 1
Iraraish.-LFurnit , Coach, Leather and Mas
' tick Varnish; etc. • '
.1
Aga. Tarpentinr, Camphine; Rosin, Spanish WI i
'
tins, Putt,. Glue, Gum Shellac, Copal Gin.i, Emery,
' and White Chalk, Bath Bricks, Porim , e Stone,
. Soda, Burgundy Pitch, etc. -
4 1
a ies. nd li Shoe air,
t.i.
„ r:sh ask es. T —LP l :ti li n o t, rea. Vani: hl 4: o 7 .wa lter scr . Cl u o b tl
sh, Tooth; Nail, Striping, Graining, Marking, Ar-
Brushes, etc.:
• 39,ye Stisifi.--lndign, Madder, LogwoOd, Nicwood,
Hippeerr Nic, Cilinwood,'Fustick, ccs% Alum/Blue
Vitro!, Antuitto, Coychineal, Monate of Tin, Red
Tarter,Extract of Linwood, etc.
-„Acida.—Nitric, Sulphuric, Muristic, 'tr.:
6riasi Ware.—Bottles and 'Vials of every size
imd,descripthai. at wholesale and retail. A variety
of specie Jarit, and tincture Bottles, Glass Syringes,
Peseras, Nipple Shells, Nursing Bottles, Tunnels."
T: biers, lamps, Candle-sticks, preserve Dishes,
S -tellers , Lamp Chimneys, Pepper Boxes, Car
bo ' Mime* and Mirror-plates, Demijohns, Win
do , Glass, etc.
a ;
orie liT4e.—Jugs of all' sizes, Batter Pots,
Critt e l ain Pots,. preserve Jars, pitchers, Stove Tubs ;
P
Clocks and% Watches of nearly every description,
viod ahal cheap. Clock Faces, Verges and Keys.
Weich 'Guard Chains, Cords and Keys of all sorts.
Jefiveiry.—Ladies' mid Gentlemen's ,Gold Bosom
Pins, Finger Rings. Ear Hoops, gr.dd and silver Pen
cils and pen Cases, Studs,..Slides, gold Beads, etc.,
too numerouslto mention. 1
Over , Watte.- : --Silver Table, Tea and Desert
Spocins- Sugar Shovels and Tongs, Salt Spoons,
Butter Enivl Thimble, eta Also, Silver-plated
and German aver Spoons, Brittannia Ware, etc.
13*eacks.-4-Ladies and gentlemen's silver fra
med Speetsclo, saver plated, German silver, steel,
etc,, and Cases long and short. '
&eel 600da--Steel Beads, bag and purse Clasps,
purse Rings, Tassels, Slides, etc.
•
Earth Notions., —A great variety of small but
'useful and hdicy Articles too tedious to mention,
sot* as 0 01 144 of every kind, ear spoons 'and twe
sera, purses, pocket mirrors,
l youth's Telescopes,
jesfishatpti, pocket books, pint, needles, shaving
tools, cheinica4 powder for 11*r-strops, key rings,
etc.; etc. , ;c, • !
Pistols, powder, shot, lead, powder Basks, gun
worroelr,VO Caps, pills and flints, safety fuse. etc.
Prup. .111 set, Chemical's, kke, a complete as
sortment, too umerous to ursine.ln shirt, a hole newspaper `might be filled in
tire: vain at to enumerateithe ate half of the
*sticks kept sale at i'muncres. This is the
t t &ki t i:l) L Po u i= ar azi e d ktp bu t lethere,niuichdeat—
the!variety ants m
qmility of thent,tgret inducements
arniaffed physscians to make it their place of reg
ulaiinnOme. I The public genehdly are invited to
cill t and examine the quality and pries of goods.
ABEL ITTRRELL.
- 311fastropi Naanber, DM. - I . •- :
; 116 . 1141 1010 1 . 0 4 . Cipe, ace
A - 1311PERIOR awertnuskie ,Bladt aixi Fancy
Xollk.lloaa and Vittoria* EililkPlush, Cloth,
Pei Brew.atyles, Napped. and
Gralibenia Wool l:ti,"iiad a splendid lot of Nol 1
mat
. 0 Buffalo Sebes jest reeelvid -wad will be mold
at eget"' law prices I it ininnT;
NOW
_ .
. .
lemppgke:N --
eetiew_ 2 _ ' ene?. is given to the supeidesden of
ri t tion
th ! l rdiordatr?regirriumpikeecismiry;that
an. will be held at the asoiar itidife , 'Yes'
so* isiXtetrales ali , the 'int Meadayiot January
, 'at fam 'dock. k: M...t0 thociiie a Prelideat. a
pa** *aw n hi laid Comply,
to N irri, ihe , ..__ 7eareed teitil others IN AO.
0 4 11 ;;L: i ,' ,/ 84 L 11, 9 POW. 6 11 0"):. rt .
'F I 'AF I- --
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legis79 olll i
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fate -
The book ores* Maim the.oldest ae
lft America.' -Published by the present • • prietor
for, twent ,:years.. Editd;:by Mrs. Bar , Jr Rik.
The publisher ot theledy's Book • •.' haw
CoMplistely he put down allopposition in l B 4. 9.lind
being sisured . that the public is also acquainted
with this fact, deemik it only necessary to eay that
in -1850ibe will imprhve at 1849; and he will as
usual, give more reading and mos, : engravings thaw
his poteroporaries. Perhaps a little coin of
what he didlast year, and What histie:aerie' s
did, may be amusing, if not instructive.to those
about to subscribe for, a mcutblly One
thing the public may be issued of, t thu-pub-.
iisiipe -of Godefs Lady's Book will not falsify his
his i• a, as he deems it as "great a sin to tell
a in print as it is to
. give utterance to a
verbal one. Listen to the tuuversal voice of the
Amoican Press—
Compitrieon between Godey and the other Phila
detphia Monthlies.—ln 1849, the Lady's Book gave
816, pages—which is 116..m0re than we, and 148
more than the other Philadelphia monthly. He
gaie 281 engravings--among which were 20 color
ed, and 99 full page—which is /86 more than one,
and 180 more than the other.
We'gave, in each.number a piece of music, prin
ted separately on tinted paper, making 24 pages,
or 12 pieces in a year. To show the cheapness of
the Lady's Book, this same music, if bought rep:lr
ately at the music store, would cost exactly the
price of the whole year's subscription--$3.
It will be seen, at a glance, which is the cheap
est magazine for $3 when -you get 116 pages of
reading more than one magazine, and 148 more
than another ; 136 engravings more than one, and
180 more than the other ; to say nothing of the su
periority of .our engravings, among which are . 20
colored, and their usefulness to ladies. The Color
ed Fashion Plates alone cost as much as nearly all
the engravings of either of the other, magazines.—
These endeavors to please our subscribers have cost
us nn immense sum of money ; but if honesty of
purpose and a positive dislike fo falsehood in pros
pectuses, will entitle a publislfer to a large sub
scription list, the Lady's book is entitled to it. \
Some of our peculiar embellishments.—tadies'
Work Table,which comprises every kind of Needle
work, Embroidery, Knitting, Netting, Croehet, Pat
terns for Caps, Chernisettes, Children's,' Clothes ;
Wedding Dresses, In-door - and Out-door Costumes ;
Birds of America ; Colored . Flower Plates; Model
Cottages and Furniture; Fashionable de.; Lace-
Work ; Vignette Plates at the head of articles, etc.
etc. All the above are illustrated by engravings,
and; in 1850, will also be given a set of engravings,
illustratire.of the costume of all tuitions. with de
scrption by Mrs. Hale. • Most of the old:features
of the Boa that were so popular last year, will be
retained, and new ones added as they may, suggest
themselves to the,publisher. A new Novel, by W.
Gilmore Simms, will be one of the features of 1850.
Our rending mailer.—We have long stood at the
bead of the magazine world for our contributors ;
they arc always moral and instructive, and such as
maybe placed before a family without hesitation.
This department is under the control of Mrs. Sa
rah Josephs Hale whose name alone is a sufficient
guarrtintee for the propriety of the Lady's -Book.
We may say the. same of our engravings. We will
never, as is 'done by a cotemporary, publish inde
cent model-artist pictures, such as no parent would
allow a child to look at. ,
'We will not here parade the names of our con
tributors ;it is not necessary. Godey's Lady's
Book and its proprietor are too well knownfor us
to take up space to enumerate the names of those
who, by their writings, have placed themselves at
the head of the autars'of this country. One thing,
our fiends will oblige us by not doing—conferring
upon us the title of " The Blackwood of America."
We do not wish to bear the appellation of is mag
azine that is opppe-ed to the interests of this coun-
try. and always loud in its denunciations of it ; and
besides. Blackwood does not publish fashions. To
sum up all, we unhesitatingly state, that we have
much, more than fulfilled all our promises , and en
ter upon the year with anew cutewirch those wh-t
know us—and who dues not believe. Go
dey's Lady's Book for 1850 shall surpass-that for
1549, and exceed all magazines past, present, and
to come.
Terms cash in, advance, postage paid. 'Slag&
cent and expensive premiums. Suscribers to a
Club, er Single Subscribers, may choose different
Engravings, one copy 1 year $3, with any two of
the foll Owing splendid prernbun:plates: " Death-
Bed of the Rev. JOhn A esley," Wesley Preaching
in the Gwenap Amphitheatre," "America Guided
by Wisdom," - General Taylor and Old Whitey,"
Likeness of the Rev. John Wesley," Do of his
colaborer. Two copies for $5, and any twikof the
above prints to each - subscriber. Five aipk , s for
$lO, and an extra copy of the
.BOok, and isuy two
of the above engravings to the person sending the
club. Eleven copies for $2O, and an extra copy of
the Book, and any three of the aboYe engravings
to the person sending the club. Any person send
ing $5 in advance subscription for 1850 and '5l,
will be entitled to any four of the above engravings.
More and most liberal of era.—For $2O in ad
vance, ten copies of the Lady's Book will be sent,
and a copy of either of the above magnificent prints
sent to each subscriber. They can, in all cases, se
lest which they please. For $3O, we will send ten
copies of the Book, and thirty copies of any of the
above engravings. Single number of the Lady's
Bonk, 25 cents.
'llle above are large-sized parlor prints. The
" The Death-Bed of Wesley" contains many por
traits ; " Wesley. Preaching in the A.mpitheatre"
contains hundreds of figures, and cost 81500 to en
grave it; "America Guided by Wisdom," We very
large line engraving, and cast 81800 to engrave.—
General Taylor and Old Whitey.", is one of the
largest of the General Taylor prints, and is engrav
ed from an original painting. at a cost of 81000.—
The heads of Wesley and Fletcher are of a good'
size for framing. These Plates cannot be purchas
ed at the Stores at less than three dollars each.—
Premiums-ate only sent when the Subscriptions
are remitted olirect to the Publisher. The Lady's
Book for 1850 will contain several hundred good
enesvingt I • ,
Fottruasters and Others sent clubs clubs will oblige
us very much by having them all addressed to one
name. It is no inconvenience . „ . to them, and will be
a great &roll to us. Premiums to the towns send
ing the largestnumber of subscribers. The town
sending us thelargest number of mail.subscribers
for 1850, will be entitled to the Lady's Book for
1851 gulls ; land the next in number, each subscri
ber shall receive any one of the above plates.
Address L. A. Godey,
113 Chestnut street; Philadelphia.
s tigeW
WM: L. BUTLER will open a new Milruiery
Estabßstunent to Rome No. 8 Base
ment of Smfle's Bad, where the Public are re
spectfully inVited to call and see.
Montrose. Nov. 1, 1849.
lady** ter Male
Al ‘l3l'Calves and ;other, young stock for
'll ei4; Inquire of „ GE*. FULLER.
Noveniberj.22... , • •
A Ltpa ? Nle_ - !indebted ,to the Estate ,of Wit
liar
,War bite me New lElford, tleC'd, are
r *Mf ts t , t4Pi4e imandine 1 14 7 sot, Aid Om*
A
lame „ again* the Neta . to td preeeitt thin
duly *. es tar letWaneau—wb* to Mrs. Weld,
the ' at New - Millurd;or to AVat. J.Tur•
IAD ) ! 14 , 1 * AlltAttotrose: 1, • 1 -
Povirribßell 4 iliNtiC , 46-6.
A • • toiesellehtlee.
to-lisi Amide
.CA , Nici,iocleti of diliciti4NoirYork.4o.
aussed.ams pailasted iskinksieimedists pow*
aba oti
tato se 77 ths*,l - atimmsti,
a 4 ,410. 14 ,
e r• l ‘;' l !••
;Aim
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,
W virtue .-
• a-writ - of Lie,.. - -„Fa. issued nut o :
the Churf . Cantinas Pleaa and to tae dire
eit - tirill epos Pulilic etili - it thiCoUrt. Ho
t k
in Montrose, ou onday, thal7th day of.'Decem
befaext at' 1c? p. In; all thise certain tract
ilir parcels of lan sitate in the township of Silva .
Lake,ln the co t3P. o Suriquelsanna and state o t
Pennsylvania; sad bu tesi t bounded ' and their:Who'd!
- as follows, to wit; Ade ppetimitelw isl
the Reservatici being the ,litlitit east.iarrner.
ofJosiah It be - 'II - Lit•thertee West e ig h t`
perches and eig . t-ten hs of a perch to a poet on
said. line: thence east eighty perches and eight.;
tenths of a'to thelma of- the Retervation, tor
a post;..thence along the said line, ode hun
dred and one perches and eight-tenths ;of a Eierehl
to the place of beginning ; containing fifty-one acres
and fifty-seven perchett of land, now occupied by
the said Wilber Billiard and being -the stun 6 lot,
which was conveyed to him by Josiah B. Chamber-1
lin and Melinda his wife, on the second day of Jn
ly, one thounuxi eight hundred and 'twenty, i and
recorded in Deed , Book No. 4; page 21, s e., and be
ing
likewise the ! same lot, that was conveyed by
the.said Wilber Milliard and Lydia. his wileoo
Robert H. Rose, by deed bearing date the twelith
day of March, 'nue thousand eight hundred and
thirty - five, and recorded in Deed Book No. 9,, page
358-49--and also another lot of land, beginning at
a post forty-seven perch es , from-the north west cor
ner of the above mentioned lot,thence west fiirty
three perches to it post, thence north one hundred
and six perches, Ord five-tenths of a perch ton post,
thence east forty-three perches to a post, and thence
south one hundred - and eighty-six perches and five
tenths of a perch ro the place of beginning; con
taming fifty acrevi, and one-tenth of an acre, be the
same more or less, being the same tract of land and
premises, which the gain Robert H. Rose, by in
denture bearing date the twenty-second day of
April, A. D. 1835 t granted to the said Wilber Hil
liard, his heirs and assigns in fee.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of John
L Hodge, Executhr of the last will and testament
of Robert H. Rose deceased, vs. Canfield Dayton,
adm'r. of Wilber billiard deceased, and Mary Ann
Billiard, Calvin LI Hilliard and Lydia R. Hilliard,
Children and heirs!of said Wilber Billiard deceased.
' C. 31. (.SERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Montrose, t
November 29, il 849. t
phsolution.
T ' partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers in the cabinet making business
under the firm of r Smiths, Stevens & Avery" is
dissolved by mutual consent and a speedy settle
men is requested. t . WM. W. SMITH.
t ALEX'R SMITH.
• PETER STEVENS.
, FAYETTE AVERY.
Montrose, - Nov. ti 2, 1849. - ' rn4B.
Administrator's Notice.
A LL persons indebted to the Estate of Charles
_hrerriinan, bite of Choennut township, deda,
are recjiiested to Flake immediate payment,, and
those baying demands against the said Estate to
present them dulyiattested for settlement.
U. R FRAZIER, Atbser.,
Montrose, Nor. 12, 1549. - • 46-46,"
• To ailllnierested.
x - roncg is herby given to all persons indebted
11 to the subseriber, either by note or on accbuin,
for goods purChaseil prioi to the Ist Sept., 1849,
that immediate plynient is requested, and there
will be no hesitation to enforce collection right
speedily of all who neglect this invitation.
-; JAMES F. PIERCE. •
Friendsville, Nov. 13, 1849. • u46-3t.
Christian tantily - Almanae-s-I*so,
A
most splendid! work, with eleven engrariv,
filled with us4ftd and entertaining matter,and
should be 'owned by every family, for, Enle by' !,
Nov. 15. r - J. LYONS.
Books I i Books : Books:
FA MILY School-and Pocket Bibles, Testaments,
Sander's Ist, id , 3d and 4th Readers, San
ders, Cobb's and Tuwri's Spelling Books, Rhe
Readers, Kirk ham's, Browns and Bullion's
Grammars, Robbinf History, Young Ladies! Class
Reader, History United States, Comstock's Chem
iqtry and Philosophy, Day's Algebra, Mitchell's,
Morse's and Parleyls Geography, Cobb's -Readers,
Church Psalmodist,iThe Psalmist, Village Hymns,
Ready Reckoner, Cfristian Almanacs, Tract -Prim
er, Shorter Catechism, a variety of Toy Books.-Vii
per, ink, Black Sand, ike.. dc.,, just opened and for
sale by ' J. LYONS.
N. R—Old bookj rebound on short notice.
DYE STUFFS,Ntc.—Madder I
Alum, ndigo,
Vitriol, Nic Logwood, Aruatto, Sal*
Pink, Sew, Sal Sod",lm.,* fur axle by J. LYONS..
STEAMER FALCON JUST IS.
GREAT news filial the gold regions --California
outdone--gold; mine in Montrose, where :a
inari_any make hin4elf rich in a day by just step.
ping in to Lathrop lit Salisbury's, mid selecting
from the largest and Most extensive assortment 30
Northern Pennsylvania—trade having been very
brisk the past season, our former stock was very
much reduced, which now gives us nearly an entire
stock of new goods iof every description, among
which ire may mentinn,lo,ooo yds. of Bleached and
Brown Sheeting,6ooo Of English, French and Amer.
icon Prints, 50 pieces of Cashmere and Satinett,
25 French,
.English and Emerican cloth, 50 Ala
palms- * Merinos, Alpinets, De Vaines, Cashmeres,
Francisco Check, tt &c., 20 pieces Linseyk '5O
different styleSof V tings,ltibbons, Belts, Velvets
Satins and Silks, 9.00 Shawl, from $l,OO to $20,00
from lf yds. square, to 5 yards long, Kid, Silk
Cashmere and Lisle thread Gloves,without numher.
Hats and Caps fri)m 3 shiings to $lO, '.Huffs dc
Buffalo Robes, Iron, Steel, . 'ads and Nail Bode,
Mackerel, Codfish and Tobacco, Teas-film Ii 4iii
lings to sl,*lodheA4 Some 44 our find chop of 6
shilling Tea for which there has been such agreat
Call—Lasi . ies' and Men's Boos and Shoes of tilt
kinds, 300 bbls. Salt Ind 100 do. coaMe 'Salt, all of
which will be sold Cheap - ai .he cheapest, and ct er
which we want to hey 5000 Sheep _ Pelts, 10,0 0'
lbs. - Wail, 15,000 1 1b4. - Butter and ,Cheese, 50, 0'
bushels Oats, Corn add Wheat, in 'fact any thilig
farmers wish to seU qs, not refusing cash. By crab
ing andieeing us yodw very ill much oblige. '1
Your pbeihent servants,
LAiTIIROP & SALISBURY.{
Idontresa k Springville, Oct, Ist, '49. '
.1
P. 4 k —New Goo( arriving daily through the
winter. i
At''
im atttee:
/(SHE subscriber been appointed Attorney
1 Fact of the Ex tor of Robert H. Rose,ole
,ceased ; with full authority to Settle.and adjust el
(business of the estate. • .6.11 persons . indebted
the estate, will call at his office ni `Montrose, , I
i 1
a.°
,settle and.adjust the 4ame. '- - ;.
Oct. 1, 1849. ~ I .
~ ~ Wm. JE 4 aUP.
Iffif.: Ir. 4 lids
—Western--Wastentlbtirresa. —
-
-.- !, &en dv Picx, . '
,i,,,
Offiee foot of ' Duane street and 4 l W all street,
'New York Leaves/ few York 6 o'clock :"P. hf.:-
Arrives et Blogiuunt* 6, A. X , lad 'Ol-
L For transpowtation of all kintisof ' 0 3
Packages and Yoney.'7•The proprietwthave m a
d.
arrangements with L. Searle to rue en agPresa4
connect (billy betw
,ffretd Bend, aid. Non
Alkmoner abd - ' - ' Will ' tie _ . forWanied
10 4 andise
withotit delay. ',' ' ' • IL:
L k; Wifit'hisi. . -
L'' • '` Geo:• .'fittakitim,OrmiAdiaitj..
- -- Atisi ti AAlaint . ,
. 1 . m .... ai ..„ .. - 1 ' - , 1 7,, 41, 4 ,1 1 Li!"- 4 , 1 riltii .4.
r.rtfrp,..:. ..'w• Arit7•: .., }-,. :;.. , 4- , •tz.P , -. 1. --,, o -
it .
b 7• , . _ ,_ , , . .., .. . ...
~,,-.. li,L
,Newt' : ,vit- - -h eltailtßoth4l: l
eV arid 'i, , . , liOthial Aire; the Wells wilt
rmiaw.. 1 , Sindayil excepted: .
iTterezigh - * :41 . 2'rarris, frown New-Tiirk to
Oweg6;will - . fella, C041,1)4'11'6 Pier, kik of. Du-,
acre at. at, l l I.: a. anrn.stOpPingatillthe
way Stations. F O we thethroughpaseeogfx:
trams will let e, f New -1 ork, at L O . o'clockw. M.
arid at Ip` ~ s ppiog also at 111140 - 7ritY !dn.;
, :,,, 1 ..,.• . ~., :. , ~:
~.
A gpeeial "ay in, for . Port Jervisaridinterl
mediate sta • . , pt Sutlerns, wijkleaYe'Now-
York every S t yat 3 l-,2 p.m., and swill leave
Part Jervis f. Ne -York, every Monday owning
it% o'clock. 1' ' • '
A Milk ' 'is, with Passenger Carl attach 4
willlertve Po Jervis fo , Ne w-York at VW - nrini'
rites past 5 a. m. and re ruing will 'leave 'New.
York for Port Jens at 3 '> p. tn.- Another milk
‘t
tram with a • - enger car,' 'ft leave Pierinont foi
Otisville,at 6 -il aim., mil toning leave 'Otis-'
ville at 5. p. ..connecting with the freight boats'
• New-York. Tht milk trains & not connect with'
the P. di-R. ' It:
Freight lea es.l'ew-York every tight for all the ,
regular staff ' on the l road. A freight tmist still:
leave Oweg o very morning at 6. o'clock. A freight',
c s
train will lea e Pert Jervis for New-York every
morning at 6. 'clock , and another at 8 a. m. • with
market treigh AI special train for cattle andseth
er live stock, ill leave &dreg() on Fridays at 4 p.,
m., and from ort Jervis for New-York on Stuidays
at Ba. m, F re from Nen-York to Owego ss:
The intern •to stations in proportion. Commu
tation Tickets at for est rates for the stations be
tween New: York a ai Port Jervis can be purchas
ed at the Ney-Yorl. and Piermont Offices. F.icurz
sion tickets, entitlir4 the traveler to; pass over the
road from Ned-York to Owego, and return, at $5
for the .trip;be purchased at the New-York Of
flee, foot of Du e st. or on board the Steamboats
until the lst o September next. '
ean r
86 JAMES P. KIRKWOOD, SUpt, '
And at .Ready spay :prices, by Wright d Bennett.
FLTAV IN G determined hereafter to sell goods
only for ready pay, we invite the attention_
of our customers, arid of all wishing to buy griods
cheap, to our large and excellent stock of inerchan
disc.. It is ourintention to keep a more extensive
'and complete assortment than any other store in
,this vicinity, and to sell goods at lower pricetaban
Any
_one can sell who is doing business on the cretl
it system. We wish it distinctly understood that
!we can sell cheaper fur cash or "produce than'Our
neighbors can for cash or produce, as we shall hive
no expenses for keeping accounts; no expenses•for
tcollectirp t ebttyanduo bad debts to make up; In
addiiion he articles usually kept ,in a country
store, w shall deep an assortment of Parler and
I Cooking Stoves of the" newsist and most approved
'patterns; Stove Pipe end IMO; Iron and Steel,
:,Bedsteads and Chairs, `Sole and Ulper Leather
And Shoe Findings.. To the Boot (mil Skoe - trade
rwe give particll i ar attention, keeping a larger stock
on hand than y other store in the country.,_
Grain of all kinds; Herald& Bark, Socks; •Flan-;
pet,' Wool,. Batter ; cCheeise,l Dried Apples. Midas,'
pelts, Skins, Furs; Ca,ttle, Sheep, 'or*,
uvery other delcripilon of farming prnduce..:takan:
hi exchange for gavels.
Believing, that the Ready Pay system is thl -
ted not-only to promote our own interests, but to
benefit farmers and mechanics of this country
generally, we, ask Er fair trial from our old custon4
ers, and solicit the trade of , all Who are willing to
try the plan of paying down.
TO THOSE INTERESTED.
All persons indebted to us on notes due, or on
Book account, re requested to settle the same im
inediately, as e are determined to bring all mat
ters of credit to a close at an early . date. -
• WRIGHT he BEIMTT.
Oct. 8,1849. 41—tt
New Milford
Ne
t_TAPING •1
xx twiner r -
6elow the DSi
Outlet of Jane'.
rose on the 11 . ;,:1
is preparedlo
mode up •.
Hezinvites the ri
Bridgewatei,
PHE subierik
11. inert - of S
Parlor, Shop,lll
'Plose wishing t
selves out of li
Wring- Stove Pl
tat line of 6O '
• , -ill be farnilhe
to sell spirt, at
LD Pewter,
Mettle, by
T EATITIER;
the, subsciil
• ALT (whol
ber—
, ASII pahi
•
W.
43 CENTS
.14.4 r • 14 centsi
Oct. 24.
A 814L11 st
sticriber
October' 11, I
Or. Sherm
sovereign
..LA. of the .81,
Catigh, Asthma,
thk Heart, Liver:
eases of the 27i ,
A. long catal.!
cafes have been
haiebeen pelf° ,
by! the use oT :••
dation is a faithfl
fyl r iler bottle.
man s - Cough' an
Plaster, .may be I,
Double- , 0 ,I!
11:1784above
'cbOidered 4n
Proven*nt tmi ei , !
1i imaoubfeaty : !
hating thsuf En.,
n 14.. ---,
The subscriber
of r . eiiii!_4:' thin : i
Pa Pod Wf'Yne;..
m6114'4= 4 / 4 1
ho, i neat* ,
be bs h
ul. at the go
aitil Simpacnia:ca•
hairose:;6o..:l
4. - .': Ns Fes.-1-.- , Cia9dvv. :',.
Ra ortineu
ior -Bus .Is lial. mein* a pima lad
Lis ea "unary _' t Iir:PALL 4frWIIPTIR
GOODS,IncI 11 oplimidkl Oackidliaiin'Aiii
teraOrk aka* ' gib* Nig -, A N li ar ii , B o o6
pp O t
adapted to' the : '
14 01 1 irldth, alislarikai!
Nretworkfee: ' - ''. - -a - - latscor - -.
I m am & ve a "' - iiiidite --';---,-!! .:' -:.,---:•"--'"'-'-
.'
4 01 , 1 1* art . . tan i:gtoode dwi'ittoig atartiblo —.
Itt)1_ 14 _ 1 : 1 1 0 iii 'IWO rill Willi hist,ts
11104111 FPX. ' '' '', -I. / 23 .." . "1'h
':, .•
, • ° - t . ~ " 4 1 . 11 W k" $ -.- V:AA';'7."o'
ii:. t 7,
Goods for ready pay,
Establishment.
acently established himself in the
nd:Chair 4ltakiV,,MlBifteiS (nlittle
Foundry end Machine Shop oh tie
Lake, about lf mile§ from Moth.-
;hamton stage road,) the subscribei,
wnish to order-,any articles in his
the most workmanlike manner:
while to call and,see.
LORENZO MACK
July 11, 18t9.
. •
STOVES •• •
%er is getting in a splendid assoft
orea;,—it great tiriety of Cooking,.
teeting House, School House, &e.. --j
ptirehase.etth help but suit. them'
asiOrtment. 'He also is iniinjitao
,io, Tin Ware, and ' ull article's Jn.
Stove Pipe anirTin Wnie
to merchants and those
liberal discount. B. SAYRE.
WANTED,
Brais and copper lita'Nt
B. SAYAN.
B®'
14, and Shoes kept as eatuil ,kr
r. B. SAYRE.,
e or retail) kept by the subeeti
' • R SAYRE.
or Bite : Sheep
by ' - B. SAYII,R;
it paid kit good aotiEe,Atilies.`and
! Ow+, dblivFred at As'hery,by
! . , B. SATIM
STRAY CALF. • 7
y Oalf came inM the enclosure'ior
botit - two months - since.
:49
's All s healixg Balsam,
inep,,for COnsumptfo . n, Itaieiag
P l ain lit the Bide, Nfoht Siceate,
I F I T ° P!" 9 C, l 9zigk Palpitation of
Complaint, Bronchitis, and
Lungs And
e of well authenticated C'ettifi
_ivea to the public, of cum,. that
ed in the above named com Plaints
I Balitam.,: Satitsbest reconimenL
I trial of it; , Price; 25 cents and .
This Italitant - andvalso _Duffiter-,
WOrm Lozenges and-Poor, Man's
btained at the ,Vortety Store of
P: TURIitLL, Blotat ro se,
g
-Ides Isifistrisied
H 44 Air.. 0000,
o Iraq patented' in the 'fa of
las! got out the bit year: It ii.
rape* •to lie& &Acted lin
1. ly . Other,kina of Caoki4.Btey,esi.
; el* less fuel
ifpior.all other stOrea now in
obtained' ilfe rielt
ti in iho,countir. Susqueban
, 1 644;4-lime inamber of thin
die Elgin goundry" -in thi s y
offeri thinn for mato: Theronn
. dry, 4,t &fist= prAesspi.,itiiier
or#kefittenliei: : • -
• GEO. tx(r.zzitr
11. • •
Vtitta l g r . ' ~. ;il. '
;!•. , .:;:.. - 1. - --1, - ; , : . , ,17-2:
41 ,eit
eons :
Ow*,
ciftee of Jak.
.FA Benson,
)•
'.ololw4vJut
ri
.. gimeitoon4:
,oAiiT'Aur,
immthro.
fin in orderi
silo prices' in
of the above .
Ne
4311 1 • men
e~ lards of
14, mid shop
Pipe, stove P
TON.* &c.., 4.
chum,' spa
bo'sold 'at v
credit,
UM!
'Phis •
-of Leßayseill
cOsi6ful opera_
lt;J.;Ne:wew
t:heßaid, Pr
Priniarstu
Optimist-
Higher Eng
.14kuipagetti
Eliwinng and
Incidental e
Vian TVrin 6? ' 1
' s l?Tings •
13tinintei
ilar. 'An
Tema. - • •
,_.• tit ves t Titawarer4t,* . !- .c. .. - '''4 ., iA ,
WS hard iv on bawl a - great:pet ectirlfl
el .
~ ,,logor lor Aotl.ehoPd,Ovelk , l! 111.141/ 4. 1 ;
.8011 4 ivh.w4dy. poPzw ,eve!rmiiirirri
.ni:cookin g stores are the l: Witiikands.t, „.
our,;
Ai m Phomixdr 'right, the very best Willi alit
!,. i m , tary. _ ', -..c. .
i'.... ,, •••
i . ! .Extra Le.rge•Oven. . " 'V';.Z: , 6 . i
..;! .4 _ IrFing .
- - _j
' A
" Iron King. • a V .
'-- ,;-• • .' • ..•-• ' 44
Whiteside% '' , r. Double Oven. "`i • a -_ 4 ,
• " Rough in dßeady. :,., 4, u , ` • , .. M 1 m 4
" Elevated •Oven, Premium and other atm, rift' ~
almost Al kinds, Parlor stoves for watiraail tag. , • !
1 . Also,an amdrent of stove trimmings, rakcpri :;
per,, sheet Iro and Zinc. Ware. Areitie4l,.. ,-.3:10i, '':
on hand mad e'to order' oin slicat net* YPe-ramtAit*
reasonable to s. IkErclaiaera wig ea eitinalwity J i ,
giving us aca before buying, as: e
_, detannip=iii ‘.4
ed to sell at pram which mist suit. an ~..eria:T 'y
1.3
n3B '. ,• - RosE 4.
~; , i_ 1. ,
-
•• --., _. ti,,
,-... . Be, Made 110 ;,
- Vi P4.4:4:10,
;ell - 17ST RE CEIVED a noir "Ppli:
Frock and Dress Coats ; 'Slack . FluOri , -40 1 1 41 ,
riemere Pants, bf various qualities; EliakVigitnati ., l
!and Penny Silk Vests; Choth 'and' Si,
,_tirkati'Pliitatl
1 Shiite, llosurai and ..Collarti)'Jeav, -caram,7ol , -'O64A , i
, lijyth Coats: -•• .L. „ ,• 1 : .. ;,_ ,-- 1•:-''.';•,Ii' 1
HATS 4 C I—Agra:la assor*entorigk i '• a l
gitc,Bi42:;l an Wool Hats -- Mil ; ;0 10 tholidO. Wiwi*:
is,ps 1
Eit...w . Titn;. '.
. 3, Iv,- r. OA
-,c i a 3 3- 00XS•tlAP . :. , 0ki..... - Oortior , ~W,
Taper, just Vet: Cop lio44 l tott.t . r. lielOYAll' . t r ik)
Ream Wrapping Ifix of
•various 151 • 7 1 11 ,•I n g-iru . lac;
-'tics ; School kshy the dozes or , e. , war 4,t i l e
kneperi in the eehatrk wanting Wri t ' ' Nie!,; ;or ittli
t
Wrapping, or School.Rooki,*rill'ilo' ' lin - &at-, i : Acv.
Oe a era Evtrythingin • iny:littetil eold aiefp. 4 144
1-;.• - _ - t . •,,,• - . ; _ :GEO: II : Vit
E. ; .M o ° B % Se p t. '4;1849; . f-'‘- i , -."`i. , I
, 41 It,
1 .
11. Ad ' - iiiirslorvilroWiteei.'• \- - t ,
4 . 4 i 'IL pe indebted:to; tbatiattde , W , Thiaaaa , ,fit
Cl. Dead. , to: - of Gikooo .- ;Aloomiedi, -...ern rig*
guested t o , a ih4aediate, P a r ni fN.#4 4l;t h ci - 1). t.
,
having de " afrairit);isaesfa,teti? *MOOR. •,:
ilnlystteited f r aettlinient: -.' -'' *, ''' 1 -••-- -!:---"; ' , -. 4 i i i i
1 ,-- , .:- •f , • JOHN - IVILLtimE(.II:IIWK-- ,a,..iigi
:p o t io , 4 49 ,. :
~
~_ , ; ;:i . .. 4, :i14 4.1 - - taril• LC!
-_,
• , WilpIOLIITION . ;"1 1
heretofore ,awgintbetw4fl
su w ak , klers la the Biticiffikk*
ii•l'd*c4r,edbY batuillpineni..,- •
IGEa Rims r;
- Ifontiew h 'iii i f 7 lei!
" J r,
111fs t sis ri strait", itaiiiiraiii:=
Os fo side Penal 11.... , mtasOind
..}Uott
X.! On. Cal a is. A ItCoze asswiniew-Or.Aidi4='„
can; Vtimeh,' -Germ= Paper ilinghApy''. witly_
*niers to match,. foksalein any qitsetity.',at-tbe
linadst market ' test ' '7,MercbantelmablotavisittlM
rf k
city Of Neer Ye - can depetg. tqoan their wait.
tieing fi lled' at the, loweit .15riees by esedasg.! , 41,1,
mription of styl and qualities. Wiper - 'elstblat;,
to auit the_purter - , 4i . • ;. 1 i '., • '
' i N e w York ; ,-
.
R SAYRE,
; ' 1419
• NEW•iind beautiful lecielEeif irpriojaid
mer goods boUgbezAfriartit 40114 titilTlir
rijowest, rates gill sellieg.,*(ordliserii4o.olllllo.
f .
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c ti
vei
inithiriett
of = Cl?*
-Stait' •
•
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„ id Zinclat
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ebeled -'•%, • *oakto.-- -
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Put
14
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ett
is_
f~ltis,
,afore of ; OIL 101M141..
OfP.MlMiej,#uthabinP
ith6oi,'Clioatin4--
Laneaboro'e-- •
JAMES SISK,
JAMES,
ik , ORIFFER;,(4I I 4:Pr
RATImoRtc
p. 2,3, ISt* i . '7'
hfirooo*, ;'
- Spg wM)lt,
t tOe.whae lAA
or Gtiveriiiik. * T A
win be` *g ilt
ew-Xprk . and, forinSed
T
b'as,
f
Tighti - AmittOormti4
• f`vOiellttisiiil . and
.• are; alieeti of L
, t o which,.the-attehti94
L e Diiblio 4 invited,:sod
ttls Frees; fe'eaa-41, or
Thrivillo : pendent
on, i#easantlyi locatedin,)
BincHin4,cmmty
xi under ttS
"Wa
1 06 '& 151 .-
- TUMMY
14;441
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