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k=5~ II has always been a matter of surprise
10 Us how JoHN ". FoRNEY managed to be
the leader of Buchananism, aud at the same
time member of the Kitchen Cabinet The
late Democratic State Convention in Pennsy-
vania, however, seems to have opened PIERcE's
Washington UaioH, and that paper is now en-
gagged in damaging Old Bros's prospects for
the nomination
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
NEW SPRING GOOnE
AND Lt',
\ EW FIRM

d KiNGeBUHY 4 son te.. ro.
ID. ton Of their friend, arI rs;l, - call a .,
cr' 10th Jgw and Gentle, wishing to i, 'r
u -, iti5 !, Wen sG!Geted stock of FOREiy E
-nESIIC DRY GOODS, con.i..;a. -. ~ IN I
G,, Gi hGa'es s E',;s GeGds Si,ks. scr, b. ,,% ~
Al~" choice selc, lion Of N1 ''-'i'ttt. ds D..
otEer styles OF iast.roIored PRINT. I+'eae- g..
\ large and complete a~sortmen, Of VI =.
HosiG,g Gorev Byess Tiinm.1gs n I,.t,' e"f' Nte-
ms, Iteks, DJiAs, Linens, Cualbli,s E., Hfoe, l
lrf[a."gs, li e. cStt''' Yam, IIic5 Ect,,. 7@a a' N
IL addition 10 the above aItir!c,. tb,,e u.,
ioand iUIl assortment Of GEUCrPIrS -. ~ as
Glassware. Boet- and Shoe,. Hat. a-d - - H.. .. q,
Pals. Tabs Mats &c --' '.l- Nl.. J..
to ans an cl4 aaaeT,,Tigd ~ TED ,p pgre IN iy,a. ii.
good Goods and low prices vii! ir-,,-e oss..- e..
ready pay r. KIy1.SBI..1,,. IT, ,- a..
TOwanda, April H. ls5G. al d g.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

pa- If any of our readers desire to procure
copy of Dickens works (and who does not
desire to possess them capital opportunity
is afforded by I. B. PETERSON, l02 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. This is the only place
where complete and uniform set of the wri-
tings of this distinguished author can be had
Any volume of either edition will be sent by
mail, free of postage, on the receipt of the
price See advertisement on our outside.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
CUTTINBURc, ROsENBAUv 3 =,
HAVE OPENED
NEW STORE,
WITH
New Prices and New Goa1,

\ i the CnTner of Main and Bridge ,f-.... in p.
~ New b."rk. where they w.N exhibit . d - -'
" >p!endid stock Of DRY Goods :rg.,s-f.....,. 3
- lr> 81 iadie~ ifrc~- Six. -gah q r's-- :
i"'tiitii" "fgcade, '"r c.@rgeeae ,b.rs s-arr..
i -P.chGia stE'e Of striped PONCE s.!E o: Il. .
shades. \ splendid stock 10. Crsg. 81
printed Cashmere SWAWiS MN
llIit%~S GOODS, r9nsi>tiR- Ut cls'r, A. l..--'
iaWh- Ac-, from a % ceHt @. leo Dire. .st,.-r =
siih dEes-. IN DDMESTiCS. 1ir a,,7-,Tlrr.- u
We nay e i'fSe et'ch OF pTlhts gingaan. et- s e..
lu2- t!cached and un1ieaghrG ur.-ir- A. -.
d5i assortment O! ENBHclUEPIE> .--
EctLiC"gTE collars. -!rCy-s Swt-- and 7--.--.-
Heed.e"oIk el-1a-s and ln-,Tti8E. .Haa &c.
cotton embroidered lace curtains. Icgg,,. ...-
s!.cE@Tt A-,..il-s, &c-. :gJ --.--ry..s t. 1a-.:
He have also an elegant assortment 81 T.
toa!s, fIdces C7l BordfTs. Haai-4rsfag. ,.- ~.
ha5T 5Tdids. &c 20 which ~a invite tls -.,.-f
try hHiners and tie Ladies in E4rt.rit-.
II. OF Tie above articles Tg ~, .-..--- r. .- g.
the public * d>taui~hugly low rr-e.s ard .- s--
81 not 70 he uUGcT-ald l,y ar t-t8t Ii,.r.-i ,. .
"" OK fit!. We would ..'.ll Tie srE.-,
lord county aLd ll-eWhr.e-;a -.,lr.. ...r T..
oar stock. and satisfy theu-r.ye- about y-.r-.. -
purchasing elsewhere. !. !za .rrl AIN d .--
ed i twg earned"
To the GENTLEMEN in part .a- es 81. ..-.
cnTEeyi1u with the CD ve W. hle. -.-..- ---
c@tal .l.ln.eni IN The cit! Of N-a-l. .-a. e.. D..
particular pains n get M srlegi.l ---s
AND SUMNER CLOTHING a1-.l ~ --.
prlcea unsurpassed al any sthgT go. ..i--.-. a--
sJrtult n III yals branch consist a. --.---.
Meu> Wear: also = ge.-ra, -. / .. Gs.t'..t -.i
IshIHg Geois. such - shirt .w.-- .-.r... -,
S1ck>, Su>pcnderS. dc. Also. g -e-s-- -. 49,
iiat-. We arr pIeIaltu O. ts-- .E----I-- a- --
and i"rn'sE them cC ~H-Tt -.'i - r-t ----. --
good itl and satisfactory L. cTe-- r--7s.- H.
HE good, sold bF as vi! ae Hi--4.t5.. sd - -.
taken back il 81 .8.g-d. Us 1a--.- a.---e-. e.
one II JF- he>c cutters d. rl- -.-. n-. -ra. = -
A-VaFa-#
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

KANSAS MEETING AT HARRISBURG. the
morning of Friday resolution was adopted by
the House Of Representatives of this State to
grant the use of their hall to Gen JAMES III.
LANE, of Kansas, to address the members of
that body and the citizens of Harrisburg upon
the admission Of Kansas into the Cuion under
her present State Constitution This resolu-
tion was introduced by Mr. Johns, of Fayette,
who, although a Democrat of the Douglas
school, yet had the magnanimity to fight this
resolution through in the face of decided par
ty majority. The Nebraskaites sought to kill
it by all kinds of side motions and excuses for
voting against it but the steady support Of
the Union party minority, and few Demo
Gratis following the lead Of Johns, carried it
through.
The meeting was a very large one Gen.
LANE was introduced by Hon F. JOY MORRIS,
and spoke at length in regard to matters in
Kansas. At the close Of the speech, resolu-
tion was offered to the meeting for adoption,
expressive of the sense Of the meeting. avowing
it to be the wish and desire OF the meeting that
Kansas should be admitted into the Union.-
This resolution was offered by K. IL X Kerr OF
The Plts6urs Post 1t was adopted by a
loud, hearty affirmative vote
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

DEATH OF Col GEORGE \. Nx-We re,
gret to learn from the Dubuque Iowa RepubE-
can. of the death of Col. GEORGE 4. Nix, q
gentleman well and favorably known in this
part of the country He died at the residence
of his son, in Dubuque, on the 25th inst. aged
80 years. Peace to the ashes Of kind aud
warm-hearted man.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

EA- The following remarks upon the nomi-
nees and resolutions of the late Union Conven-
ton are taken from the PHteJurg Gazette. one
of the ablest and most reliable Republican pa
pers in Western Pennsylvania. The same
views, We observe, are held by most if not all
Of the Republican papers Of the North The
candidates are in every way acceptable. and if
ratified by the Republican State Convention,
upon Republican platform, will meet with a
hearty support at the North -
Considering TIE distracted state of the op-
position party in this State and the wide dife-
rences existing on various political principles
and measures, the result has astoni>hed the
friends of the movement, and dismayed the
slave Democracy
The ticket is one Of the strongest ever put
in nomination in the State. Mr.. CocHRAS is
an old line Wing, who has resolutely stood
aloof from all connection with Americanism
He is represented by his friends as Anti-Sla-
very in principle, and thoroughly imbued with
the Republican spirit, gentleman Of ability,
integrity and high character. Mr.. PHELl-s is
a Republican American, Of the Wing school,
an excellent man i'll all respects and very pop
ular in the Legislature. of which he is u mem
Der. Mr.. LAroRTE was an old Democrat. and
is now Il thorough Republican harmonizing
aud acting with the Republican party of Pcnn-
syIHania. He is gentleman of the best mo-
raj character, and in every respect worthy Of
support He is also member Of the Le-iS-
lature
The ticket is good onc-a strong one
and with the endorsement Of the Republican
State Convention, which il will undoubtedly
receive, there is no reason why it should not
receive the vote of the Republican party
II is great thing to have secured the unan-
imous endorsement, by Convention repre-
>euting the entire opposition element of the
State, of the great Republican principle of re-
sistance to the further extension and encroach-
nlents of slavery We can afford to allow in
the platform of few distractions and plati-
tudes to.which, as separated from politics, no
man will except, while We have secured the
substance, the only practical issue of the cam
paign.
The Convention was -ery able one COM
prising much respectabiIity and talent. and the
members separated with the best feelings. and
with re>olute determination to carry the
ticket, aud the greater ticket to be supported
in November
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

MAJoR JoSEs' SKETCHES OF TRAvEL-Tbis
the second volume of this humorous work Just
published by L. B. PErERsoS, Philadelphia.
Major Jones tells his story in his own way,
snd il is Is broadly Yankee as the most face
ticus could dcsirr Price 50 cents Der copy
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

Rzg- The late Peruvian minister 10 the [.
), who rctu,s sed 10 LAMA oaly SIX months ago,
died IN thar city not long since in singular
manner NGle asleep. he swallowed three of
his false teeth, with the gold band that con
aaei tAcIa, an=i died from the Effects shortly
Ae,--
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

By On Thursday morning of last week, as
Mr.. John Lewis. milkman residing in Mea-
dow street Hohoken was lifting his milk cans
iato his wagon, Le heard the cry of an infant
issue from one of them, and upon examination
found boy about six weeks old in the can.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

E1" We are requested to state that the
County Commissioners will meet regularly on
the first Thursday of-eyery month, for the tran
sactiou of public business.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

DIR. GRAHAM, of New Orleans, who was SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for killing Col. LoRING,
at the St. Nicholas Hotel, has been pardoned
by Governor CLARK, on account Of i'll health.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

"a \ FIRE occurred at Bath, y. Y, on
Friday last, which DESTROYED the Merchants
Exchange. aud several other buildings. Loss
about So. 900 iuSursHcy $IJ. .0u0
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

FoREIGS NEws-Therc have been two az
rivals since our last issue, bringing several days
later intelligence
1t is announced that peace is virtually con
cluied by the Conference at Paris and that
it would be formally proclaimed in a few DAYS
The Empress Eugene has given birth TO
the anxiously expected Prince of Algiers, cans
ing much outward rejoicing both in France
aud England.
No news has been received Of the miss ,
steamer Pacific, and al hopes Of her safety
arg nnu al,audcGe1
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
DEPrBLtCAN STATE CONVENTION

III In fnfiiment Of the duties imposed upon the M
tee for the State Pennsylvania appOinted by the Re
pablcan Convention held at Ptsburg the pa m )and
in compliance with the wishes of friends thro
the notice j. hereby given that
STATE CONVENTION VIII he held IL the city OF Phia-
delpha on MONDAY. tho 18th day o: JUNE next AT 10
oclnck, y NJ for the formation az Eject ral Tic ket
and the nomination nf u State Ticket be supp red at
the ensuing Presidential and State elections and cencr-
ally the transaction Of all such business - shall come
before said Convention.
The undursg gned would recommend that the Ccsyeu-
tion bo composed Of Delegates tN-e IN number ;i.a;
the Senate aud Horse Of Representative and that the
iriend- Oi Freedom IEe several count the Common
weth H.et II tie county -e. other convenient place
in their respective COUNTIES SATURDAY The 5l-t dav of
Mas next tuul>> other day Hi letter arcoIr'ag-
'tc} Lnd elect delegates tD represent them sad Stale
Convention and al1. a tie tiynJ anI Place three
delegates from Tne several Go gTeiona districts. rrT-
resent this n the National Nominating CaLyrGti51
l. be held tie 18th OF Jane neat, at Philadelphia.
=. WILNOT.
Member Of National Ex. Com. .or Pa.
Tl.qy.ra1g Ntrr,E
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
REPUBLICAN COUNTY

the Republican Comfy Committee
held AT the CuGTt House. in TowanIa Monday March Il
leJo, the following resolution, adopted
Rssoirea, IU~t 4 County Convention bt held in the
Borough Of Towan1A. on Tuesday evening May 9Th 10
b composed ps two delegates from each election district
fr tie purpose OF teCtn- delegates the Republican
State Convention. providing for lie election ct jceste-
from this Congressional district the Republican Nation
al Convention and Tor the consideration such ether
matters may be brought before il.
RssCtrtf, That II Committees of Vigilance be regrr-
ted to caii primary meetings in their respective election
district, saturday. Nay J. l>j6 between the h1GE- -
and = p NJ - clet two delegates from each district
Ia said Convention. ALLEN MkEAN
March T., lNje. Chairman.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

LAND " WARRANrS-We learn from Wash
ington that land Warrants go of heavily in
that city just now, there being more sellers
than BUYERS in the market. The present rates
srn as follows
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
a VALUABLE 5ooE.

II ARDNEE'S one THOUSAND - -
l. KNOWING B1HS- --n--.E ~ -
rightly 2iElr>s everything that .. ,.. =
Kitchen. the Par.aT. a4G i'Te--.-E &.
All the most g4l..all. 5lt.--l.. .rs- T.
tina in the useful ai.j ta-1e-r. sFI, -
= Employment for All; O. Il -;----z-
Rey. fEIce. = cca.>. .
fgr ale ty LAFGHLIN. TsT--.--
mail or Fe-eipt oi VEl-g-
Mach - ISIS. -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
BOOTS d. SHOES & LEA.S7

/ u. HUMPHREY : Jl>, F-.r..--
- neral 4--oT-alsl: 90. lHal- d -. .
the spring trade. ------. -.rs-
AI~a. ar ex--il.1; ASSORTMENT ~ .'-'
leo s:des Sole Le2Iher- ys d. ..-..
together With s--e.a. Sod A ---
ing. -- -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
e d

At the residence Of her father. in No,,,,.
March 23d, Mrs PilIDELIA s SWIFT On Sga5,,
Jared and Sophia Woodruff, aged 3g yr1r. alga'e, Z
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
THE LEGISLATURE.

|
PETITIONS AND RkMOSsTRANCES.
Mr.. BRowN, petition from E. w. Clark &
Co., for the redemptionof certain relief notes
issued by the Towanda bank, held by the pc
titoners
Mr. HoLcoMn a remonstrance of citizens OF
Bradford county, against the passage of law
for the erection of poor house in said county.
Bills CONSIDERED.
No $40 "An Act to incorporate the North
Branch Insurance Company of Bradford coull-
ty," was passed.
No $50. " A further supplement to an act
incorporating the North Branch coal and iron
company, approved March 25, l842,' was laid
over
No 956 :" An Act to provide for meet
ing of the school directors of Bradford county"
was passed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
. Mr.. BALL, committee of Ways and Means,
with negative recommendation, !" An Act to
authorize the Canal Commissioners to sell GER
tain real estate in Bradford county"
BILLS READ IN PLACE.
Mr.. HoLcoNB, " An Act TO legalize the ac-
ton Of the commissioners of roads of the town
ship of Granville in Bradford county
The House passed resolution to adjourn on
the 18th This needs the concurrence Of the
Senate and it is probable that that body will
strike out and substitute the Goth or 22
The bill to change the venue in Col. PIoILET's
libel suit from Bradford to Monroe county, was
taken up in the Senate on the Sth inst and
debated until the hour of adjournment.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

At Newly lork the supply Of Land Warrants
is also large, and the market is unsettled and
droOping. Mes>rs. Taylor Brothers quote =
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

HIT HIN AGAIN There is an old saving that
When rogucs fall out &C." The Washing
ton Unioai and Pcnnsy1raniam are just pow at
loggerheads, and cndeayorng to tell the truth
of each other OF course such spectacle is
a rich one. The Uaion accuses the Peansyi-
ra~ian as being insinecrc in its professions of
friendship for Mr. BUCHANAN, and not coming
up square TO the test Of democratic orthodoxy.
The latter sheet retorts in the following point
ed remarks =
I've have day said that the repfai Of the
Missouri CoHsl0alise not 10 be Of DemOc1dcg,
and the next da declared that il the Wed
not change our opinions two three times within
weeks in reference TO the removal of Mr.. BAeSsos
We have not taken confidence the leaders OF the
free-sei movement month"; and the very next show
both weakness and insincerty by their repudiaton
and condemnation. Can the Washington onion say as
much with truth
The Jaion, it will be rccolected when the
Nebraska Kansas bill was introduced, announe-
ed that differences of opinion among Demo-
Gratis, as to its propriety, were to be allowed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
MfAD0rYaO

In thi, village, On "wednesday April I'd. bv p..
ter, Nr. a. II. BOWMAN to Miss MaiIT;, +; bt.y. hty. J.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12
COURT SAN

II Eiet - n - - W. Ii "a L
" of an order of.thc oryhans, c. -. by Win
ty. VIII be exposed to pullc sale on o. Bradford COM
As36, al enc oeloek, p. NJ, certain h., Apt h
Of land situate in Asylum and Wimot ' ,o pee p
ea ea north 1y pairrk at Badis land the e" &
lands OF John Bates and Henry pr%5 and Fe., &
hundred acres more or less about In, "taHag
proved one log house and framed BAN i's he'pa
late the property Of Isaac R1soDrn," tlefe1l e,r
Feb 2s' fS5s- CYRUS SHUMwAY, Adm AJ.S.ga,ea.
ar ro5TrGGaSfITI.e hpri1 a ls aoye sa po.tpo,el %
April g. is5g. CYRUS SHTNT' IA ana Tine o. t4,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-12

A DMINlsTRATOR'S NOTICE y
y hereby given. that all person. III.
tate OF Btier Sill, deceased late - s'Gl'ed l1 o Ie
snip are Hereby requested to make payrrpn, sTk ~, Tn
pis R eIn prelea ee 'tb9' them aaI aEis gais aans aid
-l 1Fl- :, i2'2 CHARLES Sill '..s..-'l,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
wAIsoNs TEN DOLLAR PATENT
Family Sewing Machine.

STATE and County Rights for using and ven
ding this highly valuable inyanton can be &C.
cured by application u the subscriber.
This Invention is one Of the most complete and
use .nl labor saving improvements Of the agei
capable of doing en- times aa much work as can
be done / y hand, and Of doing it in fur superior
manner.
The low price Of ten dollars, at which they are
rethilcd, win place them within.
The reach of almost every family and
seamstress.
the Union, aud viii enable purchasers
Of rights TO whom machines are furnished Mt a
tariff ofprices that will secure ta them profit Of
one hundred per cent, to realize for their In
veslment and labor, the highest and most satisfac
tory remuneraton.'
Rights will be placed within the reach of exery
entefp ising business man, aud upon such terms
as viii insure success, and render their possess
ion sure, ready and constant source of profit du
ring the continuance Of the patent
For further information, inquire in person or
by mail Of
JOHNSON & WHITE, lll
f PFlor 81, American House,
-tf4. ..fiB Cleveland, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
'ELAN's BooK sToRE.
y, Important TO sts.
NA@NENMESSA4NsTs
MARBLE DEALERS, AND
OTHERS.
Monumental DaguerreOtype Cases.

A method has long been sought for, 10 insert
Ia dor able manner, naguerreOlype Ekenesses
70 Head Stones and Monumeuis. ] have been
manufacturing these casss for lhs last two Years,
and can warrant them 70 secure the picture for a
long nuniber Of years.
The outside case 4 made of Paian Marble, and
the boz hioh eHel0ses the picture aud keeps Il 10
state Of gFeqt preservation for long Aumber Of
ears, b made Of brass scrfg boz. Il makes
very neai Job On q Head Stone or Monument.
They are used 10 Greenwood Cemetery Mouni
Auburn Lsnrei tiill, and many other Cemetriss ia
the United sleteags
A liberal discount made 10 Marble Dealers and
Dagueusoty pisis Price from e2.25 each 70 $3.50.
Acireular Of fengravings viii be sent 10 any adj
dress, free, with price list. Address.
AL. BALDWIN, Ag't Of Mausoleun Dpg. Co.
dssi1-sa sIs $50 broadWaJ' NJ y
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
AupToE's OFFICE, SENECA CoCS1r, 8)l
City Of Tifin, December 9th, A. ID. ISB6{

Agreeab A provisions act to amend m ACT r
,oTbng the duties County auditors passed February a. 1894 thereby v
poce that the several tracts Of land lots
foregoing list much thereof will pay the and penalty cby
ed thereon will be sold the Court House the ~ on The second
Monday January, A. D. 1851 (bing the 10Th month unless sol
taxes, interest and penalty be paid before chat time "
IWN1E NI.M t|t JAMES NJ. STEVENS, Auditor
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
WALKER B. OURANDJS

Choap Store We ara anef AR{3AlNsS, aad
have stacks Of ~ kinds gaols spsnlid MaddeS vi
Rt0lf OF per yhnl.h
3O61 yafds hAo Masps frifu 20 ia cents poT yard
sl0O yarls hlsachrd Mpms cheaper Than oan he bouEt
auy hnnsg west Of New Work Au kinds o. uctinRs.
drills Diapen, Crush, Checks and striped shTtnEs R5u0
cards Cation and wool FanRel also nioe lo AZ home
nado Flaaupa. 50 pieces eoorcd and white Lauksh.-
The larresi and hest se,ecteds stock Of
GLDIhS, gnSSiiiEHES, w jTiNS,
Plush and Velvet Neatngs GassinFluai baluastta
aud lsails, west Of lbe Alouuiainf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OLE REAL ESTATE.

On the 9aih day Of December A. ID. 1850 su mc'elook
~ Al the door Ofhe Conri House IN the cry 81 Iihu.
There will be sold 20 the highest bidder nc ioowiug Reai
n ate a. the properly Of Benjamin Myers ietc To Wtee
OF dover inefc Of the idOw Being part OF the Wes
half Of ths South West quarter sec0u 30 IN townshn =
north OF range iG acng for tho same nnds Fast ~
tbo sonh west corner of said west half af said section ~
snee est 16 rods 70 oornefhenoe north 10 pds and lo
o 10 conner thence 10 rolls thence south ~ rods
and 10 feeto tho place Of beginning eouainng one eet
slg roAs II $50 An also pan oisoctonAa
ag IA tbe townsp Of Adams Seneca, Co, O. NQmmeninf
at he south fner dissection rs Ia me toushtp s,etlu
thence east ono uhan comes, uenrc nnIfh one
sgrse west chains and5 links 10 The cenle niihe M
u1n Road thence sonu,wesiery along The eenilf ofssid
5the6oe sast along said south line Of section - e Two
chains aud liuks he pl'oe Of hrginnng roneipius
'ons hnndrsuiof an aere, apmasdd - Sslo lrnhs ei
salne ifd cash in hand dri in one Yearand one
Mil ia two yusri Co he seouyei By mora aufe on e prom
es and draw inerss fam date. Nov. - loJb- HENRY
Nov. a, iSss. PERI. NJ, HoRD, suy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-12

IN the City, aud az esceedingly low prices.
A heavy stocks orswiss sinped baTfad and plsn AuF-
ipsi also superior lot OF Dimiiy aHd RFliianiesi
Dress TRAININGS and buttons u al kiRds,
also general assonmeit Of MOTIONS; laGye stQct
ofhosery among which 70 sanee aFlicc Of fisecy lined
hose Cotton. Wool Kid. buck, Cloth end sk gloves, %
an prices There end to tho a4ioHment of Gotion,
insn and silk handkerrhieh A hrge stoeA Of fFaihoup
be bonnes, Of an kinds, and a. vety low price, Ch
rens Hoods sacks, aitir Se. Mens'boys sad youtha
BEBE'S REST SILK HATS FOR o.,
Fily eases uens' aud boys boots, Off superior qusy,
sud very law. ladies KID, oI1cua onamcad, calf hps
and oherkihds Of shoes. These shoe. being boush sa
susiyely cash, will besed 90 per cent loeel than a.
any other house n The u sppgQh'e % onr,
ahoo stock Clildfeni' shoes, an endleisftfioiy