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n Inc Washington correspondence Of the Evening
fost says Mr. Hughes Of of Ind. has challe uged
Harris OF Ill.,, and that the challenge has been
promptly accepted. Hawkins of Fla. is HARRIS
fri nd, and u atkins of Ky the friend of Hughes
ii the affair is not previously settled by the inter
We 'ion OF mutual friends, the meeting will take
place tonight or Tomorrow morning. Tho cause
OF the difficulty Is the language used in debate on
Tuesday.
A later dispatch says that latc Tonight an ar.
rangement was made by which the offensive Ian
guagn in the House debate was withdrawn by
each party in the order it was uttered, aud tho
difficulty thus amicabiy adjusted.
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&, The remains of cx-Prcsilcnt Monroe will
hc removed from New York to Richmond OH
the Sd of July. The both Regiment of New
York will act as guard Of honor on the
occasion which will be marked by appropriate
ceremonies
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WASHINGTON, June s, Evening.
In the debate in the Senate on the rmy nil
difficulty arose between Senators Davis and Ben
Jamin. a Strong language was used on both sides.
L. rs reported that Benjamin has challenged Davis.
They have exchanged notes us to the nature Of the
insult.
Inc Niiletts Point Investigating Committed.
reports, four in number, are all in. Uaskin com.
sures seheli and duplicates Floyd and all concern
ed. Hall, Of Massachusetts, and Wood are less
severe Florence whitewashes all but The Engi
ncers. e
=, There is great feeling on the subject in the
House.
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The ponderous paddlc-wheel which has
boon for ffty Years the bonoraa ;netruncnt
-, ~,
"a S'o'i-''oA' Pfolu'Sioh' Seeiii9 iihc its cous-
in, the oversliot water-wheel, to be getting
into disrcpute On lake Erie it appears to
h, ontir,,, s,,,-so,o,, Tho scr.,,v ,'r,roI,ors
-, y,
nav ,i'5 in'''oi''.@ca inc tSSt VI carrying
trade the railroads having done the same
thing with the passengers,
The Detroit Free Press saws.
"a wr;.t,, .on,r,st WIS .,os,,t Ias. wool,
h,.,r'..,, si;c,;'s,n -, I.n,n,I 81 N;,t;'.,,,
S,ntbcrn Pa;ir.'sd hr whi"b tbn 6nal -,
NJ, # tb,.;r - Is 80, 20
III -, ~, RAJ ii rf,,9i.,,,1
line !. l4;J M aIs, ~ S,,,,3nser ~ Nj
Eiy,r RaiI-osi In, III, h',,s
..',r,,,-i.ir. a., W, WI piv.,,...,,,,
~. Ni,~i>>ip,.;. S,atb,rn Mi,hi.,;n. ri,y
OF R,,Ltl,. Wfst-ru u+,r,,.elis on af ~.
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state Of Maine.

HANCOCK, ss.-Law Term Supreme Judicial
Court, Eastern District, Bangor. May
1858.
DENNIS GRIFFIN rersus E. WoopARD.
Lowell. Wiswell
Assumpsit On Report from Hancock
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STATE OF MAINE.

Executive DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, May 10 ls5s
An ,,i;oprneJ session of the Executive Council will be
held NJ the Cs,rica Chmcr in Augusta, on Tuesday the
twenty -sccord day Of June next.
Attest-NUAI SMITH, ia Clerk.
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NASuiSGroy, J uue 5.

"A.uINtTVN, juno ;.
,, Inc senate votes to aljonrn next Monday. The
VIZ. Bsrfett. bemserat, who Is elected Mayer Of
washington Las mofe than 500 majority.
Ii Is rlIHarrd that hundreds Of FRAUDULENT votes
were given for VI. Eerrstt.
u >tr"iu-H, the lI"U-5 printer, has disappear
eel l"d Il Is ;ubarai That hr laayes many clapor-
ous re iityis. Wendell succeeds aim.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

Tho Republicans Of Maine will meet in Convention at
EE &C ST A. ON THURSDAY the 24fh day Of June ne1t,
10 o'clock A. M TO nominate candidate for Governor
and to transact other business that may properly come
before the Convention.
The basis Of representation will be as foilows;-Eac
city, town and plantation shah be entitled to delegate
Each city, and plantation that east seventy votes
for the Republican candidate for Governor in 1851 shall
be entitled to an additional delegate, and delegate to
every hundred votes for sail candidate in 1857, above sew
JOHN l.. STEVENS,
J. NJ. DEEkfSG,
y. ID. PECK,
SIDNEY PERHAM.
8. h. HOLT,
J. G. H0YT, Republican,
b. W. NORRIS,
J. s. BAKER, Stne
A, :. CLdRk,
r. H. MARSILtIb, Committee
s. p. STRICKHAND,
G. H. u. WOODBURY.,
SAMU III WATSON,
J. A. MILLIKEN.
EBEN'R WOODBURY., J
MAY 10, 1888
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lion, } II. RaIinln, the nowly appoint
ed Collector in Tie astino district, ta.k
p sion Of his office the first day If this
month. We do mt lcrn who are to Big Ills
baPiis.
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WASHINGTON MArIERs.-We take the following
frqn the correspondence Of tic New York Joruna
Of Commerce:
"Ws are likely to have question with tho
british Government as to our North Western
boundary line which ia about to be run and mark
cd by the joint boundary Commission. Mr.
Archibald Campbell is the American Commis SION
or, aud will leave Tomorrow, to take Iassage for
California lie was en- Logged there the last year
upon tho duty, and now returns To it.
The question which, has arisen is ~ 10 the title
TO the important group Of island in or near the
straits OF Euel, aud between Naucouyers Island
ana the main land, and south of tho parallel Of
foTty-ninc.
BY the treaty, the 10Th parallel is our North
ern boundary, till it strikes Naneuuyer's Island,
but then it turns South, giving the whole Of that
island to England. Tho British Government set
up claim to small islands sppalteuanecs to
tho larger ones, while our side, We claim ev.
erything South Of 40 except Nancouyer's Island
When the Oregon treaty WAS before the Senate for
ratification, Mr.. Benton made some statements
as to the Importance oi these small islands as .
Key to the strait and Gulf, aud claimed them As
belonging to the United States, under tho trGk
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NEw Y0RK, June 5.


Chimes correspondence )--Gcn. Harney's dis
patch to the Secretary ofWar, embodies a request
Tor endorsements to be hurried forward.
'Nn. Denver has made a rcquisition on tho com
handing officer at Learenwoth, for detachment
oi Dragons, to repTess disturbances in Kansas.
The President has Withdrawn the nomination Of
Wiggn Of Maine for Fishery Commissioner under
the treatA with England, and Gen. Ward d. Bur
nett Is pressed for the place with prospect Of
success.
The frcsilon; told a member OF the House that
the question Of Right Of Search must be settled
dehhately, and that the British Government must
abandon its pretentions. 1t is the intention of
the President t. send the Saratoga to the
Gulf next week, and the Constellation, now
on her way home from the Mediterranean, will
b. ordered immediately 70 the SAINTS station.
Big Lillian, arrived r,is morning reports being
boarded on tho I'D OF May, of Somhrcs hey, bya
boat from a British steamer.
Nav I0EK, June j.
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CoSconD, june :. The Republican caucus to-.
night was fully attended. Me- Pray Of Dover
moV"l To- proceed Ia nominate u candidate Tor L :
Senator Clement March Of Portsmouth offered r.
solutions in favor Of rotation 4 motion to Law
Pray motion ON the table ia order To consider tho
resolutions, was lost 10y large majority The
balloting then proceeded, with the foilowin, re-.
suit:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-30
from the Newark IN. j. Advertiser, Jan. ,s.l
LETTER FROM THE ARMY IN UTAH.


LETTER FROM THE ARMY IN UTAH.
The following extracts from private letter from
former citizen of Newark, to his brother in this
place, dated Camp Scott Utah, Nov. %, 1857, will
be read with interest The writer last year ap-
pointed Postmaster at Salt Lake City, but when he
arrived there year ago his commission was stolen
from him, and he, with thirty other officers appoint
ed by the United States government, was obliged to
fee for his life and return to Washington. He is
now with the army, on his return to Utah, with
new commission in his pocket The letter gives adj
dtona confirmation to the details already publish.
ed, and is quite nterestng:-
CAMP ScoTr, u T., Nov. %, 1857.
Your letter was received on the 21st inst, with
good deal of pleasure. The mail being the first
since left the States it welcome to myself as
we'll as all the army who have been route for Utah.
most, of Them since July. We have camped for the
winter, on account of the severity of the weather.
and want horses and mules TO transport our supplies
and ammunition. This place is only two miles from
old Fort Bridger, so it is like old home to me-
You, of course, have learned before this time,
through the public prints the condition of affairs in
Utah; that the Mormons are in open rebellion
against the government and the whole Territory in
arms. Brother Brigham prophesied that that army
would not reach this city this winter and took every
means to prevent it. by burning grass, burning sup
ply trains and stealing government and private pro-
The Mormons have stolen about 1900 head of
oxen, and between 400 and 500 mules, which were
run off by mounted Mormons while grazing at q
distance from the camp. This was before the dra-
goons arrived Of course we had no means of pur-
suing They have burned ses, 900 lbs. Of supplies
of the army, consisting Of provisions and clothing.
which were hauled in OK wagons, and travelled
without escorts of soldiers. STILL we have enough
left to subsist upon until the middle of June, BY
which time we can whip the Mormons or get sup
plies from the States. When the fighting common.
ces, George B. [another Newarkerl and will proba-
bly, volunteer if there is any fun we want our share
One thing affords me great amount of satisfaction
1t that the world will no longer doubt the reports
of the returned civil officers myself among tho num-
Der. The most incredaous will now be convinced
that we told the truth without exaggeration. y
received personal message from Gov. Young's
son through released prisoner as follows -" Tell
Morrell, damn him, that we came within one day of
| catching him, and we'll hang him yet;" which was
true. Capt Magraw, of the volunteers, sends his
respects. mess with him. He is an old friend of
| mine from Maryland, the son of Presbyterian
preacher; is Superintendent of the Pacific wagon
road, and personal friend of President Buchanan.
- q. +. MORRILL,
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Tho Walker Feeling in Neso Orzecns
New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-The Grand Jury refus-
d to find bill against Walker. - ....! Z.
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COuNrYas4HRa.

CouNrYs 1zEs.
So cents per poll, g "a s4,ss4 81
County Expenses Ia 90. and 50 do, 4,2O7 81
Schools do. and Is do, ,4ls 8,
8 y Total amount, esss2 II
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co,rprRotIER's REPORT.

prpopr or THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AG-
COUNTS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAH hNDiN" '1't
TENDER 30, 1887. - cir
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-26
Spring and Summer Millinery,
FOR 1858,
BY A. T. MARSH & co.
No. s, Union Block,
E L NJ | r A, n. Y.

ii ANlNG made extensive arrangements and improve
mentS IN our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. we now
cordially invite all to favor with call before purchas
ing SPRING or SUMMER MILLINERY, feeling conf
dent We can make it tn the advantage of all.
OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
VIII be full and complete with everything in the line of
Millinery such Straw Bounets Boomers Flats and
Gypsices of all kinds and styles for Ladies' or Misses
wear. by the dozen or case
RucheS and Flowers by the box Ribbons by the piece
or cartoon BondS edgng footngs and Straw Brads bv
the dozen or piece. Bonnet Frames Crowns and Bloc
by the dozen. Reeds and covered bones by the gross
Band boxes by the nest gross Foutons Grapes
hsSes Crown Innings and Cape Nets by the piece and
IN tact everything required in the Millinery line in the
greatest abundance and at the very lowest CITY WHOLE
SALE PaICES.
OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT
viii embrace a full and complete assortment of all Of
the above mcn articles at prices suit the times
bonncS bought at the store will be trimmed free of
charge IN the latest style and best Goods bought
by parties from out Of town, will be packed and deliver
cd to the stages free of expense
A. 7. MARSH K CO.,
No ), Union Block Elmira y. Y
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
m,js wav for Bargains =!

THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand IL bug
10y and two horse Carriages, which he will
ESEG/tJ se low for Cash Grain or approved cred
nse good deal of Eastern timber in carria-
l. Is We @ rarrant them TO stand all reasonable use
e, w W. IN as good style can be got in Northern
,l nr1nja niuS All orders and repairing done short
EllH -, Auc g. 1858. 6. ii. DRAKE.
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tia e1A ~ N'-7aSA
GRAND
Albary-Williams Lee.
Armenia-J. p. Rurnhain.
Burling on W-JP Rockwell
ColumLia-C W Snpcr.
Canton-Joel Taylor.
Durell--John Bennett, Frs,
Cole.
Granville-C. p. Chcsley.
leRoy--N. killborn.
Litchileld-S Mckinney.
Monroe-Wm. }. Mason.
0rwell-Jaunes Cleaveland.
TRAVERSE JI'RO
Athens tp--Ira Eilsbrce. IL.
Kinney, J.. 4. Murray.
Athens bod. +. Park.
Asylum-GeO Terry.
Burlington-S. .Sackcit.
Canton bel Rockwell, T
S. Manley.
Columbia-0rr Wilson. TN
Card.
Durell--Johu V. Benjamin,
M'kean Laporie.
Franklin-Samuel Gregory,
Ahira Gay.
HerriCk john J. Anderson
NJ. D. +. Hines, z .Squires.
Litchiicld John Fiddler.
Monroe e. VI. Brown, Dor.
owen, II. II. Ingham.
Orwell--Jacob Chubbuck. 4
Couklin.
Pike-Samuel BucE.
Rome-.Andrew N'ickizcr.
TRAVERSE IrROH
ASylum-E.HDiton P.Quick
Athens tp-Jackson Green.
BnrliRgton-Rubert Knapp,
I.ibbeus Ellis.
Canton--Wm II. Bates, Wm
Owen.
Columbia-C. II. Ballard.
Granville-Oscar SaEton. T.
GODDARD.
Litchield-Charles kcencv.
Hanson Mckinney.
0rwell-Burtun Russell. &.
VI. Smith.
Pike-Harry Wilson.
Ridgberry-J W Thompson.
John Hammond.
ra1npA S.o Eullar
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-, STRkYED.-C Came to the enclosure of the sub
21Ef scriber in Shcshcquin township on the 9TH OF
MY July. a Dark Brown COW, small crumped
shell being Of from M GnS TSo hGTn nno n? : other parfie
u u. "rrnertv. pay charges, and taker her away
F,S ISIS ELIAS BALL.
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np G s. PECK, Surgeon and Mechani-
~, napfist. being permanently located in Towanda,
j. a. ~ professional services to its citizens Especia
td.;' nc riyeu to FILLING and CLEANSING DECAY
s'e.LyrrrTI also EXTRACTING and ARRANGING
81 EluIIhIi Ihi-i iR TEETH IN CHILDREN. Teeth insert
also gum e5edDas 5ed an 1Sprap6s nD5 s.so6. teeth
na 70 an entire set, in the most artistic manner
rr "a the profession.
15sS' be above operations will be performed with a
a5p6I,GH PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE of his bust
y" md duty to his patient.
aver f. T. Fox's Store, No. l, Brick Row. En-
lL fr,t door on Pine street
M Produce taken in part payment for dental ope-
IAN. At it, market price.
''tfr no. lSjS.
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isions. 1858.
AND JURORS.
Oqerton-Geo. Hottenstine.
IN. Smithfeld-S. r. Crane, J.
well Smith. Ir.
Springfield Sylvcs.Leon
Tnwanda-Benj. Davidson,
Frs. G.. II. Bull.
Troy bo-G. n. Newberry.
:. Ul.tcr-C. Mallory.
Wells--Ab Buchanan.
:. lWyalusing--S. w. Biles.
WySox-D. =. Bartlett.
nd. Wilmot Erastus Shepard.
rRORs- FIRST wEEK.
;. II. Ridgberry--B. Herman. I'D
?. Hammond. c. F. Wilson.
Smithfield--W. 6. Gardner.
Springfield--C. II. Gernei j.
Craig II. B. Smith.
, T South Creek David Moore.
Towanda boz. T. Fox.
TN lroy-D. n. Allen.
roy bo-E- j. cheney, W IA
nin,l Barto.
Fuscarora--Lewis Milton.
DRY, Ulster Ama>a Watkins.
Varren--P Peter Albright, J.
son. Sleeper.
Tres. Wells Samuel Ingersoll JAS
r. Owen.
Dor. WindhaEu-lIarry Rlssell,S.
White.
k. 4 Wyalusing- Benin Ackley,
j. /. ChamberliD.
WysoN-Sam'l Reynolds.
-KORs--SECOND WEEK.
nick Sneahequin-Wm H.BiShop,
en-. JabeZ Fish, 10. R.Horton,
lppi Guy Kinney, F.Elackman.
Smithfeld--C. f. Wood, W.
Wmi f. Barton.
>pringiield--Chas Mattocks.
|. Sherman Smith.
/. + Standing Stone-WmGriiEs.
Troy bo-John Hopkins.
lcy, fowanda ip-ThnS Smith.
Clster-Lorenzo Watkins.
. C.. Wilmot--Jonathan Buttles,
j. /. Jones.
Windham-Anth'y Crispell,
son. A. Durham. jr.
Wyalusing-Edw Vaughn.
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my wife JANE has
j left my bed and board, without any just cause or
tim this is hereby to forbid all persons harbor-
" trusting her on my account, as shall pay debts
n,.,v Julv H. 1858. LEVI HATCH
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4 J. MINISTRATRtN NOTICE-NOtice
"a is hereby given. that all persons indebted TO the
es ate of JOHN FROST, deceased. late Of Rome
wp hereby notified 70 make payment whoat delay,
aud all persons having demands against said estate
requested TO present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. JANE q. FROST.
Nav t. 1853. Administrative.
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E.:onl.

cover all legal costs entitled to hc paid Out OF the proceeds
said sale and hruyid further that heioe any pur
chaser or purchasers shall receive the benefit of this
ton he rhey shall produce tn the Sheriff other per-
son so making said sale. dny certified statement ir,m
the proper records under the hand and Official seal Of the
proper officer showing that he Is lien creditor entitled
to receive any part proceeds OF the sale as aforesaid
EGISTER'S NOTICES Notice is here
LII by given that there have hccn fled and settled in
the fBce OF the Register OF wills in and FOR the county
of Bradford accounts of administration upon tue ioluH
ing estates, viz
Final account of Ezra LOOMS j Woodward Berry
executors OF Alvn LoUnis. lote al Troy. deceased.
Final account of Seth sherman administrator OF Simon
Johnson late Of Columbia. deceased
Final account OF Ehu Case and 4. D. Spaidine ad-
minstrators OF johnson Williams ID late OF Troy dee q.
Final account of Jesse Moore administrator OF William
Miller late Of South Creek. deceased
Partial account of J. C. Rd2way ard D. J. Beardslry,
administrators of j. NJ Martin late Of Franklin deceasrd.
Partial account of Clinton kecney, executor Of Bena,
min Brink, late Of Pike. deceased
Final account of Stuart Smiley, guardian Of the minor
children of j. F. Stone. late of Leroy, decd.
And the will he presented tn the Orphans Court
OF Bradford county Monday the 9Th day Of September
next, for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES II. WEBB, Register.
Registers Office, August 3. 1858.
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People Of Bradford County
y particular, and readers of the Reporter

\ partIcnIar, and readers Of tie Rfp0rier
L in general.
MARSH d CO, OF ELMIRA, " Y. send greetings
to You and yours and desire to inform and all that
they can and will make it greatly to your advantage to
purchase every thing you want in the shape of DRY
GOODS, FANCY GOODS and MILLINERY, either
wholesale retail Of them at No j. Union Block in the
aforesaid village of Elura. y. Y.
Their facilities certainly unsurpassed as mem
ber OF the firm the spot all the while consulting
the tastes and wants of their numerous customers whilst
another Of the firm is daily in the auction rooms and i'm
porting houses in New York City, securing the newest
and most desirable goods at the very lowest rates
they buy exclusively for CASH and they sell for cash
only they have losses TO make up, and consequently
and do sell so cheap to defy competition Time
and space preclude the possibility of mentioning half
quarter OF the many inducements which offered to all
TO trade at their popular establishment and the New
will from week to week give but limit
ed idea of the many advantages 10 he derived by calling
A. I. MARSH Il Co.
No. 5, Union Block, Elmira n Y.
p. :. For further particulars, New Advertisements
ask those who have caled and for Yourselves.
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ALSO. a GOOD assortment Of Farmers Sa-
l lin. assorted color, white buff and fancy velvet
IS a.i general variety of SUMMER COATS 4
MS &c 0nly One Price asked or taken.
I-ue iI I~IN J. KINGSBERY.
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A DMINISTR ATRIN NOTICE. Notice
"a j. hereby given. that all persons indebted the
tate of WN. b. REiFSNlnER, late Of Albany township,
deceased are requested 10 make payment without de
lay: and II persons having claims against said will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
MARY REIFSNYDER.
Nav 10, 1855. Administrators.
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A DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.-Noticc
N is hereby given that all Nrsons indebted to the
tate of Michael Croak dec d. late of Durell township
requested make payment without delay and all
persons having claims against said estate present
them duly authenticated to the subscriber
4. J. NOBLE,
May p. 1858. Administrator
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BLASTING POWDER 100 kegs Supe-
ID -fBLASTING POWDER, just received and for
Ike iyIg j. POWELL
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AnriI 3G. 1885.

EXECUTOKS NOTTCE.-Notice is here
IL by given tat all pezsonS indebted te She estate Of
NANCY MILES decreased. late of Canton t"Wnshp.
requested rake payment without delay; those
having dema ds gainstssid viii present them duly
authcntics' ID for settlement.
April 2t., 1855. WI. s. JAYNE, Executor.
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Shirred HnnnetS.

tn ALL COLORS, at extra low prices, made by First
Class Miners, the proceeds devoted to the poor at
MARSH & cos.
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no FAR MERS.

rr1r will find the best assortment of grape vine half
! ,r-,pe vine & common GRAIN CRADLES, SCGTHE
- rH>. HAND and HORSEEAkES SICKLES, HAY
ggE, Grind tones Scvthc Stones, &c, at No. l. Pat
... E.rk corner Of Bridge street
'-.r.- l-5, VA. \. ROCKWELL.
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Now Just Hear what Marsh has been
and gone and done.
1ST-Went TO New York on Monday night.
zd-Beught lots of New Goods OF the very latest and
most desirable styles few of which will be mentioned
in advertisements, but most of which must be
seen in order to he appreciated.
3d-We intend stock shall be more extensive than
ever, and last, though not least. we shall
SELL. FOR CASH ONLY!
and as cheap afford TO and pay clerks
enough to keep them honest. We would just say that
facilities continue to be such that will be enabled
to offer extra inducements to all to buy Dry Goods Of
MARSH 4 Co.,
No. : Union Block Elmira
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A DMINISTR ATOR'S SNOTICE.-Notice
"A Is hereby given, that all persons indebted To the
tate of VIM Wig>trin dec d. late of Springfield town
,hip are hereby requestcto make payment without tr-
law and all pe~ons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
WM. J. WlGSTEIN
July 27 1853. Administrator.
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.oO Bushels of NEW WHEAT wanted

n for which the highest market price in cash will
~ IAN delivery, at N. L. SOLOM0N'S
"lr.a- I.jS. Clothing Store.
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| CONSTANT ARRIVAL OF THOSE
l CHEAP PRINTS, Cater Boot. Sheetings. and all
-.,..lDGDN from New ork. at No. |. Patton Block
-..- .. Erlg. street. WM. A. ROCKWELL.
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DOUBLE EXTENSION,
/ STEEL HOOP SKIRTS. new and beautiful article
< 1,..yrl at jylj MERCI Rs.
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June |, 1858. Administrators
ENECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Nasice is here
by given that all persons nsbt1 - FAe estate O6
WILLIAM BRINK late Of rike tap. deceased must
make immediate payment, and arr persons haYing de-
mandS against said estate ll prsssR than aay Hth'n
ticated for settlement.
LENS - PIERCE.