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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

b9> A new Counterfeit S. BILL on the York
County Bank of this State, was shown at the
counter of the Ledger Office on Monday. We
presume it is the same of which Van Courts
Director gives the following description -
" Letter A. and number 997. Vignette, two
men, two horses, and plough, &c 1t is a
poor affair, very coarse, and has the appear
ance of poor wood engraving. 1t is said,
however, to look tolcraby well at night, and
may then he taken by those who are off their
guard. On the left lower corner is the figure
of woman, in a circle, intended to have
head with bonnet on it 4; but it requires a
pretty lively Imagination to discover either the
head or the bonnet"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE-No business
of Importance has been transacted in the Le-
gislature, and none will be until the absorbing
Senatorial question has been disposed of.
JOHN W. FoRNEY received the caucus nomi-
nation fer T. s. Senator, and the election was
to have taken place on Tuesday last. But our
adyiceS state that it is probable that the eec,
ton will be postponed Eight democratic mem-
bers, the friends of Gen FOSTER, refused to
participate in the caucus, when it was ascer-
tanned that FoRNEY would be the nominee
The bolt of these members will have tenden-
cy to delay the election of Senator, unless the
matter is reconcied satisfactorily to those con
cerned. 1t is said, upon reliable authority,
that Mr.. BUCHANAN wrote letter to Col
MoTT, urging the election Of Col FoRNEY,
which was used with powerful effect.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

US one people, should be dear to you-to eve
~ American citizen In the heat and excite
ment of political contests-in the whir of sec
tional and conflicting interests-amid the surg
ing of human passions, harsh and discOrdant
voices may be heard, threatening its integrity
and denouncing its doom but in the calm,
sober, second thought of patriotic and
virtuous people, will be found its security and
defence. Founded in wisdom, and chcriShad
by the intense affection of pure and devoted
patriotism, it will stand, safe and undisturbed,
amid the insane rage of political demagogism,
and the ftfu bowling of frantic fanatcism ;
and when it falls-if fall it must-t will be
when liberty ahd truth, patriotism and virtue,
have perished Pennsylvania tolerates no SEN
timent of disunion-she knows not the word,
Dsunion otis an after -thought--a monstrous
wish-unborn till virtue dies" The Union
and the Constitution-tbe safe guard and bond
of American Nationality-will be revered and
defended by every American Freeman who
cherishes the principles and honorS the memo
ry of the illustrous founders Of the Republic
Recognizing our responsibility to Him who
controls the destnes of nations and of men
and Invoking his blessing on your deliberations
may order and harmony characterize your ses
sions, and with single reference to the public
good. may yOnr legislative action in its char
acter and results, promote the happiness and
welfare of the people, and the honor and pros
perity of the Commonwealth.
JAMES POLLOCK.
Executive CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, January I, 1857,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

DR.. GLEASON SHor-A DR. GLEASON, who
lectured in this place about year and half
since, and soourned for time in Elmira, was
shot by bis own wife somewhere in the interior
of Tennessee few weeks ago. 1t appears
that the Doctor had abandoned his wife, and
was living an illicit life with another woman
His wife became enraged at bis conduct, and
proceeded, with revolver, to his residence,
where, finding the guilty couple in bed, she
shot the recreant husband He expired in
simultaneously.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails,

wAVERLY-Arrives daily, except Sunday. at l2.pu
Departs do Ia ~
daily, except Sunday. at l2M.
Departs do Ipu
TROY-Arrivss daily, except Sunday, at7P
Departs do IAN
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, Thursday and s,,u-
day, at p NJ. Departs, same days, at A. "
CANTON-Arrires Monday Wednesday and Friaav .,
M. Departs Tuesday Thursday and Satn!!i,. a.
ats 4. 81.
MONTROSE-A Arrives Monday. Wednesday and rri,,,
at p. n. Departs Tuesday Thursday and Sa,nyr
day, at 4. H. ''''
LAPORTE-irircs Monday. Wednesday and Fridor .
2P. NJ. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and SltnrI,s ~
at IL NJ. D"'
WELLSBURG-ArrivesT Tuesday. Thursday and Satur,o
at A p NJ. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Fr;.
day at \. NJ.
EATON-Arrives Wednesday and Saturday. a,Gpv
Departs Tuesday and Friday af 4 n
The morning mails close at o'clock of the eyrninor
vous the afternoon mails close at IL sM fV
July 81, l5G. u. g. PORTER. pm
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

BEAUTIFULLY SATD.-Mr. Crittenden. in hi,
speech in the Senate, delivered on the occaSo',
of the death of Mr.. Clayton, indulged in ,bo
following beautiful remarks
1t must be pleasing to us all to learn f,or,
the honorable Senator from Delaware M
Bayard), that Mr.. Clayton died a ChriStiar
So he should have died Such death o;ron
to humanity its proper dignity. Full of th;S
worlds honor he died full of the more nrecions
hopes that lie beyond the grave. OF him who
so dies we may we'll exclaim, o death wbers
is thy sting o grave where is thy vie.
tory ?' VIZ
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

b9- The WooDwoRrH PATENT for lumber
planning, which has been so long a subject of
litigation, and which was once extended by
Congress, expired on the Goth ult and we
have no information that it has received any
further attention from the National legislature.
1t is, therefore, public property, and may be
regarded as very pretty Christmas present
for house carpenters
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

bg- We publish this week the annual mes
of Gov. Pollock to the exclusion of variety
of other matter. 1t contains general review
of the condition of the State and all subjects
requiring the attention of the Legislature. The
financial affairs of the State present very
gratifying account. The message may be pc
rused with interest by every one.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

CoSGREss.-Nothing of Importance has tran
spired in Washington since our last issue On
Monday last Mr.. Grow presented a petition
signed by fifteen hundred citizens of Kansas
against the right of Mr.. Whitfield to sit as a
Delegate from that Territory, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Elections.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

Bay ZAcHARIAH CHANDLER has been cboao,,
by the Republicans of the Michigan LecisIa.
tnre to replace Gen. CAss in the L. S. Senate
Mr. G. is leading and popular merchant Of
Detroit, and at the same time, an energetic
and jealous politician.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15

R@- Hon. CHARLES SUMNER has been re.
turned to the U. s. Senate from Massachusetts
for six years from the 4th of March next.
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He earnestly hopes that all who know Themselves in
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of necessity that all debts due him should be collected
Towanda Jan. I, 1857. J. d. HUMPHREY.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Noticc

~
n is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of GEORGE HAWKINS, dec "a. late of Armenia
twp are hereby requested to make payment without de-
lay and all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
Riley HAWKINS.
Jan. 1857. Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-15
Towanda Market Wholesale Prices
corrected weekly by E. T. FOX Dealer in Provisions, ,ra
Groceries, No. |, Brick Row. ~

EM~ NOTICE-By Divine permission the Rev
SAS JAMES MWILLTAM. A. NJ. of the Slsquehanna
Collegiate Institute will preach in the Wesleyan Meho
dist Church. State street Sabbath evening 18th in
stan, at past O'Clock. After the sermon collection
will be taken up to purchase Library of Books for the
Wesleyan Sabbath School The citizens generally are in.
yited to attend.
MSs NOTiCE-NOtice j. hereby given that the
ILL., Grand Division of the Sons OF Temperance will
hold their quarterly session at Monroeon Wednesday
and Thursday the 2Sth and 29th of January The Re-
rcscntatyes requested to be punctual in the ae-
dance. There will also be public meetings in the even
ngs of those days at the place and also the fol-
lowing places: Burlington, the 30th Granville 3lN
East Troy Feb LIST. The citizens generally are invited
t. attend The meetings will be addressed by the Grand
Officers. BY order of Division
Jan. &, 1851. l.. l.. TERWILLlGER RS
&N@@ DONATION partly Donation party will
ES be held at the house of Simon Stevens in Stand
ing Stone Thursday January 18TH 1851 afternoon and
evening tor the benefit of Rev f. CARPESrER gener-
al invitation to attend is given.
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Jan. S lS,l7.
1 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Notict

is hereby given that all persons indebted to the es
tate of SIMON JOHNSON decd late Of Columbia twp.
are hereby requested to make payment without De,
lay; and all persons having claims against said estate VIII
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
Jan. 8 1857. SETH SHERMAN. Administrator.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notc

AN HNI y 10 II n IOIl y w IINI@'
n is hereby given that all persons indebted to the es
tate Of JAMES BRASTED decd hate Of Wells township,
requested To make payment without delay and q.
persons having claims against said estate must present
them duly authenticated. to the subscriber. A
Jan. =, 1857 JOHN BRASTED, AdmiDIStratdr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

ATOffOA-lkrMA 1bO~ 10 sGnkBY 0IvnN THAT A
IN pCoson OF Aup DeoiArator u ~
6op0nnnee bofo tbs session scotland.
puspose a 6eeermtsug 30 gs and distribution q. tie
s fii0 g. Sd the balance OF the prioe Of
cortsin hcrAble road GiAaGoW
wNA hetoogod 70 ~ sed ohu Cricnton some<imc
@A Ab&s fOo tube olA'Eow and sod
by 10 hoater 81 b~y the whN
Acstoo uAss hthSes ~~dsog at 4roset Hal,
hQfborG James tube maker aud IL
and 6uuu1es ~ . d William spencer,
snh pursuers and nominal
rAoogs a,t Andrew SGscb oneme Ghopmau In the em
puyOoRt q Wiit~E .Soes, IN GLASGOW End
least when hs W sst 4 residL in noax Be
tAuAA Ia the colony q aOss Wales osewhere f1h
a 6ooanA fxUscs Aod only surviving bro
her, Of line and OF c0nquoG O
he ~ called defender;
nd oog<aD ft Tie said Andrew OrscA
- ks In vial ne nearest and lawful hos
portooAsU a the ~ sch0n, also de
feEzderu ADD that IT calling or the
saass upon NE Ioh Ia, vi ~srury. 1851 the HoocfA,e
CIcipsrY pranounoed tho following Intors
o. sppoia,s having prcksndinG 70
the fun sto 10 e1ge coAdeeco01As0oa
oAis appoints Of The dependence OF the
- made sre ~ N party N h1s
nHk anl Thea by cd e>t~Ae once In each OF the hx
DrA AAverses aDd ibs 'tnes newspaoors, and tWtce,
q eseb sb.kv~tng foreign
vts-TAe Sew FORK Bsra ~ ~ dpey Herald and the Mel
b0aruo Argus or3Nes sd ndPew Crchtou
pNrty Hshs af0rorA~ and claim the sad
oef, Ne ~ taS n November next (HlGAed,
i. HANDH6IbE" Df ~ wseh ntmatou Ia hereby givoa
scoorAAbRty. ANOaAA s1orr, Trfser 10 The BgneA
% ~ wzs1oSd Place, KdnbuKg, Agouk
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sPOssuTnfs.

U,oH pAIF-A LANCE BLACK rEwPo-r MAJ
dog and k'ng Ohariee prsrisi rood e e. II
he cnus W also I'VE nocking brds IN fur sog ~ -.
vs1T's hlre store &C Upyefsty piscr, BETWEEN No -
nlrcsnA dxeeA W '''"NHftU~AN<
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FURNrxUlaa, g.

KUMHExOhMS 80
EEAMKIL.nD AND COTTAGE YURNrTuRR suPrRB
u sus n al coorn beautifully decorated frura &c
wsrda Il he GA factory 60 BrcadvsI between Hous
ton anA Becckes srceA Goods carefully - Ne
Us J. b rAEHDEn
EURHTuRn FuRrTTURH-PAnrrEs ABOUT TO
purchase dAspose OF their furniture viii find css
gurchases or csn eschsnre fer new. and DESTROYS o.
chaaing time psymert be accommodated SAILS
factory terms, By addressing N. j., Herald ofhce
DLrMPToN's SECRETARY BEDeYKAD YRARLT
saves Ne price IN rcnt Tnsisnuy psrior
ururiant sleeping apartment solA vksesale asd retail
sso By msAinsne 81 81 white srcct, hsv Yogk and l36
- CkvslAxs supplied
On appfrafos BIZ po~6
T. FAyOH. "A 0ro~s srea
ITO DRUeGfsrs ABOUT vrrTrra UP STORE on IN
want Of drusststs' furniture yr sae qsanusy w bc4
us~ mouths he beautifully labelled in pcvfsc o.
der scel. ne betAes good ss.~tmsnt q pure srvgx
frreh and h good tes WI be cold much below Aek ccs
the ovp-~ gprr the county, o. srcs.ss Of Acakh
Price tID. Apply 70 p. HALE co. ~ Beskmar street.
yVAsrrD-A An UsvURSrsHRD vRoHy ROOM on an
w soos eoo~ ~ik par.ia board Sunday beiop UanAl
s-s-s n pnrs.s ~Ssij, A--xsS 4 T. asrAa sGs>s
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NEWSPAPERS.

THE rA,IoHAL roLrog eAzErrs NO "a vot. "a
ccr,sin a 6ne engraving Of MAkoARrr sUNEfFduANs
YtGGrrr THRcrGH rHr WINDOW oy Hovss ~ BROADWAY.
Back ThLsvo~ D~dgrrs heveiaions Haurts % Thieves
Iayman The MurarrN uersd spirit bic,AlionL
horrible NNwsUe he EDs sh saeam~ rhisslc.
The smib Divorce sut. Tragedy ~ Moravia
Bravery Of Q Boy Robb~x thcs
n, and BARK evindls IN Pa Ettepivs rcrgertes
wlr Murders Late Murdeg N Wa hiuTtsn
Phsselphla, Massachusetts, Tinet, OHIO, &e, Cores
IsNsh Criminal reva The Burdeu Marriage
fdisortas and all the police
sub.ortpton 81 per ssnum, 81 sir montAs Address
r. A aKYNdUR, Editor and ProprtetW
n. p. oasete. View vsrt city.
Areus-Hoss ToUsEf, New Yort, 7. r. Cslendsr
PifAAs lphA and Pt~bwg.
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1v9aOHAL-krss Size. A IrTL1 BOY NAMED
Il HrNsds Wilson es-vgs yea. old he len his bsue
Prf6ay oNoruoop, \ basket and 1ney,
70 - takers " s.- a hs hss NOT since been heard
~ g'eeu Aas piaS sckst gray panale
poor Aoca His bar 9.-x,ea are lSht Any infor
him WI tnenkta received By his oisrersed
nsAar 8rtbset w Iva vtneou who has adver
60 Ar Nm IN vsrens ~ys eed inqu,ed for him u the
a.ss end eaio sso-s ssarso oo,y % be disappointed
HuNMAs HARRIA ws0 ARRIVED FROM DN0LA AND
- erp Isaac wytsAt L.ss week y requested cell
tnAe1AtsaS NJ KSsSeAy al sAsae Gar toa RmgrNIoa
OEce Rhero he wiz hes NJ something 70 his advaAtAee
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yUAsrrD- An UsyURSrsHKD yRory ROOM on an
cons noo~. witk pAra; bo~<d Sunday beiop UaaAI
- e-s n pnrs-s <Isls A-~x2ss a T. HsNA &C.,.
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TO IEr.-Ar toRK VILE, DEsrR ABLR cortAaRsIS
Ffhty FRA sfr~~t betweec Second ard Tkkd avco-s
retf7t also ttr~e story buiidiugs via so-es
third Reus $50 esch All tsnr thsrourhIy
svrLse ana kiesf thlrt street
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-18

CARLYLE ILL, June 2s 1852
! have used Piof Q. J. Woods Hair Restora =
tive, and have admitted its wonderful effects
Ny hair was becoming us thought premature
~ gray, but by the of his Restorative it has
resumed its original color. and have no doubt per.
manently so. 5. BRESSE, ex-senator, u. +.
o.: WOOD & co, Proprietors, Sl2 Broad
way, n l., Tin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Es-
tablishment and IA Market street, ST. Louis
Mo. Sold by all wholesale Druggists W. p.
RUSSELL, agent for Mddeburv. 3O;3m
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
Burnett's Cocoaine.
a perfect
Dressing for the Hair.

A perfect
Dressing for the Hair.
The COCAINE holds in a liquid form a
large proportion of deodor 1ed COCOA NUT OIL
prepared expressly for this purpose
No other compound Possesses the peculiar
properties which so exactly suit the various con.
ditions ofthe hrma hair
r.. y tt ' r mhea hard md
! .fes The iryitot son5p
Ha6o,ds rich s'na..
IL rama .t...,5t
It is the l. nd chaarse- airD,os r
in the w GRID.
Nlarsden, speaking of the people of Sumatra
says-"Their hair is strong and of a'shinine
black, the improvement of both which Qualities
it probably owes in great measure to the con-
staut use Of Cocoa Nut OIL - Marsdsa., 9.4S.
TESTIMONIAL.
BosToN, July 10th, 1867
Messrs. J. Burnett & Co Il cannot refuse to
state the salutary effect in my own aggravated
case, ofyour excellent Hair OIL Cocoaine.)
For many months my hair had been falling
of, until was fearful of losing it entirely. The
skin upon my head become gradually more and
more inaaned, SO that l could not touch 1t with.
out pain This irritated condition attributed
to the use of various advertised hair washes
which have since been tolAcontaned camnbens
spirit.
By the advice Of my physician, to whom YOU
had shown your process of purifying the Cocoa
Nntn 4
June. The first application ALA, ed theitchine
and irritation; in three or four days the redness
and tenderness disappeared; the hair ceased to
fall, and have now thick growth Of new hair.
trust that others similarly afflicted will be in
duced totry the same remedy.
Yours, very truly SUSAN r. POPE.
Prepared only by J o. EPH BURNETT & Co.
Boston, and for sale by all Druggists. Fifty
cents for half pint bottles.
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Brewster's Saloon,

BreWster's Saloon.
Upon the street,
| CHANGED to meet,
While coming from my labor
Iou could not guess -
Twas no one less
Than BREWSTER, our old negh5or.
GOOD evening" Jim;
You look quite trim =
Say, won't you have an oyster ?"
You are so kind,
do not mind -
You hav'nt nothing moister p
"Oh no." he cried -
IT'S true, sighed,
For was somewhat thusty,'
Ii was while
Since I'd "smile"
On good, or poor, or musty.
lie led the way;
| to obey
The dictates of my feelings,
Closed up the rear,
And followed near
I'm always prompt in dealings.
And was ever2
Oh no, never
Was treated by KING, sir,
Before that day -
Here would say,
He has most any thing, sir,
lhat you might need,
And he will heed
Whate'er might be your orders;
He has nice candy
And all things handy
As any in these borders.
Oysters on Shell
Or cooked so well,
With crackers,-pie and cheese, sir;
Cigars in haste
To suit your taste,
Or apples, if you please, sir.
Now, if the eve
You'd like to weave
With comforts, take walk, sir
But do not shun
From No. /,
Near Russers, BREwsTER's BLOCK, sir.
MIDDLEBURY, Oct. 81, 1857. 2s:tf.
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Sewing Machines.

~A"es otoht I IlCcb lIOm plZ 10 h6Z0
20 The "LADIES' COMPANION" ia the
most simple, durable, compact and cheap machine
Tor amy use ever offered to the public, sewing
equally well upon all kinds of fabric and without
puckcrtng the cloth, leaving no bad cord on the
BACK side OF the work. and always fastening the
the thread when stopped. They sew from two to
twelve hundred stitches per minute, using but one
thread, and without reminding The stitch can
De varied from five to fifty to the inch. Any one
can learn to operate them in half an hour. Prin-
leo directions accompany each machine, by which
these superior machines at the above low prices
as we are not obliged to pay fieen or w enty dol
,aIs, incense for borrowed patents, this machine
oe.ng made under our own patents in every part
ana ii,iringing upon or using no other. There are
some hundreds in constant use in thi, city and vi
emily, which are giving tho best satisfaction.
Every machine is warranted to give satisfaction.
tadies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex
selves, 'ANse ''' 'hsin-
sample: Of work, and drawings, with descrip-
lion, seut to any part Of the country BY mail.
Saiesroom l1s Washington, street Boston. and
81 Broadway, New York.
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NOTICE.

A FTER this date in all cases where people
"A buy Goods of me on time, | shall give only
thirty days credit.
sufficient for this, is the fact that noto
three quarters of the goods buy must be paid
for in CASH when | buy them, and that have
not money to. all he time buy goods for Cab and
sell them on time.
After this timely notice 1t is hoped that all who
may be presented with their accounts thirty days
old will find no fault at being asked to pay 90
soon.
On NO OTHER TERMS do / want to charge
goods to any one. II. A. SHELDON.
MiddleDury, November LIST, 1857.
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5, 1857
II tniinway, Miss VI. L.
H'sscnbery, I.
Jillson, Seth
Judly Mr.. s.
King Joseph
Martin Peter
Marion Joseph
}. Miller, Miss En- ma L
Paran, Miss Ellen
Powell, J. d.
Provost Mrs. Augusta
Preston Daniel
Parsons Angelina :.
Rodier Mons Joseph
X ,scoe Alison NJ
Reed william {
Salmon A. 9
rharboneau Augustus
Tatro Edward
.rowsley Orson
Tussier Mons George
Turner Mrs. Marcia
Tetrault Mons Edward
Van Lauren Mrs Nat.
Wallace II. W.
Williams A /.
Wallace Miss Mabel &
Wilson H.
Wicker William
Warren ]. Q A.
Winslow & Field
. P. Russell, P. NJ.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The non resident proprietors, and others of the
town Of Weybridge, IN the County of Addison,
are hereby Notified that the taxes assessed by
said town within the year next preceding this
date, and the three years previous, remain either
in whole or in part unpaid, on the following des-
cribed lands in said town, to wit
Owners
eophronia Smith, so acres
Inez Hays, al 1-2 /"
Elizabeth Hays, heirs of 81 l-2 "
Edric A. Ferris, 4 Ia
cription.-Lying on Snake Mountain, near
the line between Weybridge and Addison, and
being lands set off to these persons from the Es-
tate Of Friend Adams.
ODner.
Estate of John halsey, "a acres
Description.-House and lot near Otter Creek,
in west part of the town-original proprietor,
Justus Sturtevant.
Oloner.
Edwin Lawrence, acres.
Description. privilege on Turnpike Falls,
near Peck Bridge, so called
And so much of said lands will be sold at public
auction at the store OF S. L. Sprague, in said
Weybrdge, on the 9th day of December next, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, as shall be requisite
to discharge said taxes with costs, unless previ-
p ously paid. g. l.. HARRINGTON First C0nst.
Dated at Weybridge, this 9TH day of Nov.
A. D.. 1857. sO;sw
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Very truly and gratefully yonrs,
SOLOMON MANN.

FMrND WooD; 1t was long time after saw
Won at Blissfed before got the bottle of Restor-
ntive for which You gave me order upon your
agent IN Detroit, and when got II we concluded
10 try it on Mrs Aann's hair, rs the surest test of
lis power 1t has done all that you assured me it
'woul do; and others Of my family and friends,
having witnessed its effects, are now using and re-
commenting its use to others as entitled 10 the
highest constellation you claim for it,
Again, very respectfully and truly. yours.
SOLOMON MANN
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