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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
Court of Common Pleas, Seneca county,
Ohio.

fnn WOODWARD and charles Van Anien partner by name
of Woodward Van Anden, pl,nh against Peter Irnsa
lanes u. Gross, Wiiam A. oriphy and loleph Rehn'
defendants,
THE sald Peter r,ss and James u. Gross viii tAke no.
tire that the 10Th day OF lanuaTy' A. " -, I've
pioiouW Rad their nstian n riv action IN said Court,
against tho nGwssad defendants, In Which peuonthey shy
In substance thatthcy arc tho ypetsnf Judgment against
nll James d. trns, aud ono Josiah Cohe In sad Court
n the sum of sl2 aud costs and Interest thereon since mo
gih dav ur Julv A. D. 1888, that tho same u tho hest Zen
maj eid rpy executed mortgage unon sNid premises to
aid lanes D Griss which nNipm aro advised shed by
tho said Peter Uto,s rlAlnuM also nsk Wa, hlhen'
uon s,II premises m7y be- mNr'haod tho ptcnlso, cold
ana ths 6ri ptuoeis applied the payne OF Painih'
snid fnlTmrhi, =, -,
f N,fh te5s or the snmu will be taken ~ true, and udE'
tnrnt rendered aeror lnFly. j. " ihH,
inq2.Gw.n.f r. $500 Any Tor fIus'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
Court of Common Pleas, seneca county,
Ohio.

william T Neolcy,ys. Henry n MenN eth
DICII ARD Williams, his wife Anna q. Williams and
IN Ellen Osborn, In the stat, ofNew York VIII take no.
tire that William r. Ncecy ofthc county OF seneca, aud
state OF ohio, aid the 2Oh dayoi jaunai AL lsSsj
Mohs pet tpn in tho CooH Of Common Pleas within and
f the county OF SENECA n said State Of Ohio against hsm,
Anna e. Oihotn, Eutahrh r. Osborn, John l.. Osborn,
George Osborn, Mary Osborn. Edward Osborn, Henry T..
Mofry W g. Lano and Eah pl oienianhi setting lorh
that r., r. Osborn, deceased gave mortgage 10 the said
William r. Neeley tho west half Of the South WostQnat,
er audho north ea qunrcr nf hc south west qeeter OF
section tweniythfee, (cN Township three, IN, Raogc
Nheon, til In Seacra rouRy, Oho containing ieO acfes
OF less the payment Of Five hun'ted and
Twenty, sl20l do, according 10 ccrtan note retcrrsd
70 tn said morgaro That snre the giving oisad mofgag,
iha said Ohora dpd utcs,ae, leaving Anna O. oshom his
widow, and Elizabeth r., John l., lcofse, Mary Ellon,
and Elwafd Osnrn, aud Anaa -. Williams, his eihlrcn
and hriu, That Muhah Williams u The husbaud Of
Anna %. Williams, and uenU y, Merry the dpy qualified
and acling amiuiasioFufho Eaio Of n, v Osborn, do
ceaied That the defendants Lane and n olaim To-
prost R said landt under tho said r. +. Oshola aad pray
ag that aid edminis cay said sum now claimed TO b,
due with inur,st ortha tud premises may be od 20 pay
the same. andtho said Richard Williams Anna O, vii
llama, and Ellen usora noilhed that they appear an,
said petition before the third Saturday anc
| the 26,h day OF January, A, ID, tSia,
b. j. BARTLETT n SON,
iae2-0w pla, AnSs,
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YOUR TEETH
aS

VIffffY
WOULD YOU HAVE HEALTHf
WOULD You HAYECOMFORTf
WOULD you HAVE BEAUTY
WoudYou Instead Of disnasod gums ulcosaiod teeth
toud andloeiheorc breath, have, health beautyin wee
bT'ath 'oomiofiand dcloanllnotf-presereYo Youftoeth
lDpB Lnls Bs WAY
Tonderhis to the people 0f TINA
aud vioty and sfnypfeparod Insert that latest aud
motthoautulttyes Of ncouuptiblo teeth, from 10
ullehsei on gold, atlvofOrGutia Porcha.
s nllngfare not Of that so sponay texture which In
stead OF henuuyugs absolutely lniue and destroy the
teeth TINS Trated Hat perfectly aolid beautifully
polished ade w'lehectnhlly preserve the teeth ioryoa.
Teeth cleaned ln the best manner without pain. Dis
ea,ed gums and alloperaons neIlouned
With akll laudome. tR-PARflCULAR ATTENTION
PAID To CORRECTING iRREGULARITiES IN
OHiLDREN's TEETH. a The bes, references aud
,peeimeus Of Ms WORK maybe ieen ata times athi sooe
In fumh's Block, nvef White A nruts Store.
TINA, Nov, %. SO. tf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
PETITION FOR DIVOKOE.

ID ENiAMIN n WlARNER, late a resident OF KnoS
ID county, In the state Of Ohio viii take notice that
nossio Warner on tho 18th day Of January, A. d. iS1e
dled Ia The oco Of the Clerk Of the Con of Common
Pleas Of Srneca county Ohio petition praying fora dit
solution OF the marriage contact existing between her aud
the said nuniamin Wamsh and aledgug IN substance
Cor the same gfoa neglect Of duty aud hahua
drunkenness or three yea last past on Abe part Of tho said
ponian,in n Warner j. X, WORn,
iaalGw-p T. sa,OQ Auf @f Petitioner,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
FAOTLTY.

II. n. Bav,sr, u. u. sra,rros !. G Bnvssr, 7. R.
FRlroH j. r. O.tKss, Tnerieior IN ihc Science OF Ac'
counts, and Lecturers on nhsinott Customs.
2. r. FrnNCRR SoHs, insiuot0Fi In nnsnefs and Or.
namonial Penmanshp and Lecturers Commercial Cor.
rospondence.
Hon IlonAcr MAvs, Hon Gao. w. CLINTON Hon. ELi.
go buRRIrr, tpeclal Lecturer.
Hon, n,hAHuELSrAnHwHATHRH, HOnkoR ID CLAIM, ESQ,
Hon JFs7E r. NWnnp, Lecturers Cominefrial Law.
Rev. fnrnrntCE r hHowN, Pros. Asa MAuAs, Lectu.
fera political Economy.
Rev. IknHa Etfru, Rev. d. Afrus. TnriuraFs on Com
mereial Ethics.
e. iiAsBy,J D. MrHni,g, lsoiurors on BANKING N.
nance, ETC.,
@. MApsHAt- u. g. Lucs. Leo ursrs on the General
Principles ID Details of Rallfoading.
}. u. MEHatAN, ENrasos " WHfrH, Lecturers on Com
me rrt al Comnufntiona
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THE INITIAToRY CouRsE

embraces argulafpFogIeisve series Of manuscrpt o,r
eesslhea sowewhste - 10 ne variety Of lansaolons Ia
soans ratherthAn mes oulino and actual formula bv Al
dressing Ne reason and Judgment Of the student % stn
des withiho view Of appr,hsndng end arriving al Yruit
md 80 pushes on hs Investigations with much srostey
hdenoe, pleasure andindependenco.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
n me REGULAR oouRs

h Intended 10 lepresent every species Of business fo,
smallest Retail 10 the heaviest and most lnttient Il
demanded At pFcleut BY vast snd oon,tsni
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

strikes e,the veygsmiuapgpoiuts Of the Science re-
the great natural tofold division of the Ledger
Representative Property and the eoverninr law
OF transfer a. rrganls its affecting the two classes o ac
those OF the sane class, in svery variety of
anseetons thus stripping this most useful and boau6f
,r'enee OF much Of simehonorod myitrres made such
sH alhttey andlnialVble rules, meaningosa forms and
ooUoe'nouonr otaoeounls embodied ia actual praoeS
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TILE DESIGN

u Il the defn OF the propretofs Of these Colleges ~
peTlect chain or nusiue, Schools from East West AT
iorlnq The most ample facilities or young and Young
ladies 10 qually iemsrlves ~ ponsbe positions life
Their schools ~ he points above et,abls Aon ffm
basis and are al IN most prosperous condition. The
tearcf IN the variona departments thoroughly
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
BOOK KEEFING DEPARTMENT

enhtaees three dstnct grades, viE Indatory Regular
and Extended Courses und ttughon Fosons New Meth
od, recommended by twenty Of tho most reliable
Practical Accountants of Cleveland
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win emhraes the approved md practical forms Of
ksenng hooksby Double Entry IN the various Departments
Of Trade end Commerce Including the General Wholesale
and Retail Mercantile Exchange, ,CommssiOn, Manuact
nfing, Railroad, Bankine Printing, MininR, Shipping
sioamoaiing Individual, Partnership and Compound Com
pany bunness. All manuscripts from which the Student
copies afe written In bold rapid business hand, which will
serve as rcat auxiliary 10 securing to him excellent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12

ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
Insurance Of Dwellings. Furm Properly. out-Buid-.
Ing and oontentL
suehinsured Tor periods Of to years on tbc most ia
voTable terms.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
HAINES BROS'PIANO FORTFS

.HAINES BROS PIANO FORTES.
HAVE now on hand number Of lnsirumeur oShe above
celebrated manufacture, which for beauty Of Finish and
to show them aud explain the Improvements In their con-
Nicuon-mprovements not To be found In those Of nnv
other makers. do not hesitate 20 warrant them 20 i've
sausiaction In every respect. 80
Those wanting Instrument woud do well 10 cali before
purchasing eewhere. One Of these instruments can h.
sep and tried at Turner'S Piano Rooms immediately sou.
Secondhand Pianos taken In exchange
'ePll'9m. JR JACKSON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
WRITTNG DEPARTMENT.

This department IL under the Immediate supervision OF
r. SEycEaN SoEs To the public tisi sufficient guar.
Aniy that u will be well conducted. While Mr. con.
,eded 10 stand pre.eininenty high as Author and
Teacher may In Justice be snid Of his who
'ociaed with HIN, that they compare vorHhy In point Of
idttio attainment with their accomplished master This
without doubt the most desirable place pursue Ponman
m In .- 4 ~ Lll m. ..LLu 49,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12
AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
roR rHR RAPID cUBE oF
Colds, Coughs, and
Mnnraamnsn.

pnrrrIutb, Mass. ooh Dec, 1883.
Dn.J. G. ATnR J. DO not hesitate % ~
Ne bcst rfmedy have ever iouna ~
Coucha, tioarusnea, lnilueuHoi ana me
erucumiinnt gJrupioin4 - r lcioh p No.f
CunnnI PEcfOatts ll1 e9uellu " 2.
ny pguctico end ny faully l9r tho last
ten years has shown Il 10 po98ess snpe-
nor viFtues ~ " trsstslenl q these
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-25
fepal.
SHERIFFS SALES

- SHERlFFS SALES.-Bv virtue of sundry
~ writs of Yend Expo issued out of the court of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County, to directed and de-
vered will be exposed to public sale at the Court House
Towanda Borough, ON MONDAY, the Ist dav of
NOVEMBER, 1858, at one O'Clock P. NJ the following
lot piece parcel of land situate in Rdgbery twp Brad
belonging to Charles Murphy east by lands of Howard
Burt Peter Miller and the highway, and on the west by
the highway. Containing about two acres more or
all improved with one two story framed tavern house.
known as the Centreville Hotel one framed barn and
few fruit trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Eeazar
POmeroy A. J. Brown.
THOMAS NJ. WOODRUFF,
Sheriffs Office, Towanda, Oct. Z. 1858. Sheriff.
POsTPoNEMEST-T above sale stands adjourned until
Thursday December 2 1858, at the place and time
OF day.
THOMAS NJ. WOODRUFF.
Towanda, Nov. |, 1858. Sheriff
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-M The mo

A UDITORS NOTICE.-In the matter of
"A the estate of c. ID. Ross and James H. Ross decd
In the Court Of Quarter Sessions of Bradford County No
l57, December Term, 1857.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court to
distribute funds raised by Shers sale of real estate of
deenden will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his office, in Towanda borough on Monday the 10Th
day OF November 1885, at o'clock in the afternoon at
which time and place all persons interested are required
to present their claims be forever debared from said
fund EIHANAN SMITH
October II, 1858. Auditor
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Whereas, the Hon

8TNVN IN VI Il IV-N.- W uOIOR'', VIIO IAUII'
L DAVID NIIMOT President Judge of the 18th Ju
cia District consisting of the Counties of Bradford and
S,squchauud. and HonorahleS JOHN PASsMORE, and
JolN T. Lose Associate Judges, in and for said county
of Bradford have issued their prCcept bearing date the
7h day of oct. \. y. 1855 n directed, for holding
Court Of oyer ana TermnCr General nrtcr Sessions of
the Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court at TOwan-
la for the County of Bradford on the first Monday, the
5h day of DECEMBER next, to continue three weeks
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroners and
Justices Of the Peace and Constabes of the County OF
Bradford that they be then aud there their proper per-
son 10 O'clock ia the forenoon of said day with their
records u1utonS and other rememhrances to do those
things which to their Office appcrtans IN he done and
those who are bound by reconzance otherwise to pro-
secc anst the prisoners who may be in the jail
Of said County who shah be honnd to appear at tho
said court he then and there prosecute against
them shall bc just Jurors requested to be punctual
in thrr Attendance, agreeahly to their notice
uated at Towaua. the 18th of Oct in the year of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and iiftyeight and
of the independence Of the United States, the eighty
first THOMAS M.-WO0DRUFF, Sheriff.
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T ICENSES.- is hereby given that
Il the following named persons have filed in the Office
of the Clerk OF the Court of Quarter Sessions their petit
tions for license under the existing laws of this Common
wealth and their several applications will be heard before
the Judges of the Court Of Quarter Sessions Monday
the 9th day of December next at o'clock in the after
noon of said day:
FOR A TAVERN
Lemuel T. Royce. e..................Bur Burlington boro'
ALLEN M'KEAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Nov. ., 1855.
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E,epal.

A DEMONSTRATORS SNOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the es
tate of HENRY WHITAKER decd, late of Warren
are hereby requested to make payment without de-
ay and all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
JAMES G. WHITAKER
Sept. Is, 1858. Administrator
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-hM the matter of
IA the estate of Daniel OKeefe decd In the Orphans
Court OF Bradford County No. 23, Sept. Term, 1855
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court to
examine the final account of the Administrators and
port facts to the Court will attend to the duties of his
appointment at his Office in Towanda borough Monday
November 29 1858, at P NJ. at which time and place
all persons interested required present their claims
or be forever debarred from said fund.
ELHANAN SMITH,
October I2 1868. Auditor.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
IL by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
JOHN PORTER, late of Troy township deceased, must
make immediate payment, and all persons having de-
mands against said estate will present them duly authen
ticated for settlement.
UEL C. PORTER
Sept 81, 1858. Executor
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SheriLf-s Office Towanda. Sept. 2s. 1853.
DEGISTER'> NOTTCES.-Notice is here

ID EGISTER'S NOTICES-No Notice is here
by given that there has been filed and settled in
the Office OF the Register of Wills in and for the county
ot Bradford accouts of administration upon the follow
ing estates, viz:
Partial account Of Fanny Brown guardian of Sarah A.
Brown, Hiram Brown, Mary b. Brown, Ellen ID. Brown
and Iurania c. Brown minor children of Hiram Brown.
dCc'd.
Supplementary account Of Chandler Bxby admstra-
tor OF Eimud Saunders, late Of Pike deed.
Final account of Jacob Fries and Alden SwayZe,
utor~ Of John w BeSlcy. late of Columbia dee d.
Final b. CONT of John L. Long executor of James Long
late Of Burlington deed.
Final account of Denis Mead. administrator Of Ezekiel
Mead. late OF South Creek, decd.
Final account Of Emerenza Stevens, administrative of
Samuel Stevens late of Pike. deed.
Partial account of NJ VI. Fairchd. surviving admins
traitor Of Allen Brown, late Of Wyalusng, decd
And the will be presented to the Orphans Court
oil Bradford county, Monday the 9Th day of December
next, for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES II. WEBB,
Registers Office November ?, 1858. Register.
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" ARRANGEMENT 4!
IEAP GOODS

..rfIer would most respectfully return the pub
-gr thanks for the liberal patronage he has re-
The last eighteen years, which time he has de-
b mercantile business in Towanda and the adj
,ga and from the experience he has had, he is
.-l II hi, new quarters
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-25

n UNI - IN.N VIN . NtA I1I4'-- IIy 'IEtV'U
N of an order issued ont of the Orphans Court in and
for the county of Bradford viii be sol at public auction
IN the lth day os DECEMBER. 1858, at o'clock NJ,
the Athens TX haagc in Athens boro the following
described pieces parcels o land % wit piece sit
uate In Athens TWP bnudrd north by lands of Warren
King and Jerome White, west by land Of John Morley,
south by land OF William Underwood east by land ot Al
win Morley Containing scvcny-fve And the 9TH
piece situate in L:ticd twp. bounded north by land
Of Cyrus Merrill east by lands of stephen Evans and A.
Baldwin, sadth by Land Of @. Garner, west by land OF
Thomas Num- Containing about eighty acres. Terms
made known on dav OF sale. ALMIRA OMAN.
Athens Nov. l6 1858. Adm'x. John Oaan decd
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WEEK.
Springheld-Alfred Brace
John Knapp
Smithheld-Henry Phelps,
Warren Hill, =. ,lson Bur
lingame
Standing Stone-George \
Stevens, John Keene
Tuscarora-Stephen Lyon.
Hiram Taylor T J Shaw
ITowanda boro'-E o Good
rich, James Makinson, ID
+ BarstOw
lTowanda North-Dan 'lKen-
nedy
Troy twp-Nathaniel Kings
ley, Lucius Stiles
Wyalusing-John II Black,
John $ Gaylord, Nelson
Jennings
Warren-George Smith
Windham-HeZekiah Darling
lWysox-E B Coolbaugh
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SECOND WEEK.

SECOND WEEK.
Springfeld-Samuel Wood,
Alanson Fuller, James l.
Phillips
Smithicld-AnthonyEChild
Warren Allen, Ulysses
Moody
Sheshequin-Wm Campbell
Troy twp-Horace Freeman
Troy boro'-Frederick j Cal
kius, Henry l. Adams
.TOwanda bOro'-Jno Holmes
.TOwandl nOrth-David RUt-
ty, James Elliott
TuScarOra-Cyrus Shumway
Warren-Wilsey Rogers
Wells-Humphrey Mosher
Wyalusing X Ing
ham.
WEEK.
IPike-Jesse Gregory
| Romeo & Chaffee, Hiram
Drake, Silas Cole
lRidgbury-C o French,P p W
/ Burnham
|Sylvania boro'-Levi +
| GOetchius
ISheshequin-Martin Rogers,
! Geo w Vincent
iSmithfeld--Edwin Blakeslee
Troy twp-Roswell Dunbar,
/ Harry Greene
tTowanda boro'-WmBDOdg
ITOwanda twp--John Mingus
Ulster Ethan B Moore, Jno
Mather
Windham-Martin Elsbree
Warren-Daniel Coburn
! IWyalusing-Ira Brown
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T IST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR
j 4 DECEMBER TERM AND SESSIONS. lS5S.
GRAND JUROR

JURORS.
IOrwell-Heber Wilson, Ben
jamin Lyon, Eleazcr Allis
Springfield-Wm Tracy
Smithfeld-Selden Tracy,
Orville Kellogg
Sheshequin-Elias b Bull
.Tuscarora-N J Cogswcll
Towanda TWP W Hale
Wyalusing-Augustus Lewis
WysoX-MOrris J CoOlbaugh
Warren-Nathan Young
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SUMMERS
TRAVERSE JUBORS-F
Armenia-Alanson Smith lSpri
Athens twp-Benjamin Rice Jo
Albany-Jno Campbell Rus Smit
sci Miller W
Canton-Sencca Kendall, Al liz
len Crandall, Chas Manlcy Stan
Columbia-Dayid Cory Ste st
phen G Gernet Tus(
Durell-Charles B Arnot H
Granville-Albert Barnes, Tow
John Sayles. Joel Packard ri,
Herrick-Joseph Sill +
LeRoy-Reuben Stone, Ora Tow
tor Holcomb nt
Litchfeld-J D GARNER, VIM Tro.
Walker le
Orwell-Otis ] Chubbuck IWya
Julius Gerham, l. S Club JC
buck JC
Pike-Asa Warner War
Rome-John a Moody, Jo- Win
siah Horton, f + Barnes Wy,
Troyboro' - Ellihu NewbcrTyl
TRAVERSE JURoRS-SI
Albany-Welles Wilcox, ISpri
Clark Babcock a
Asylum-John F Dodge p
Canton-Justin Boutwell, ISmi
Horace II Fitch Y NJ RcV-i "
nOlds N
Columbia-Alva NJ Cornell She,
Asa \ Bullock Gro,
DurelI-Daniel Cook Fro,
Granville-N \ Finney, IL XII
d Fowler. VIM F Morse Tow
Herrick-Abram Taylor Tow
Monroe-James Smith, Chas ty
Holland TuS
Pike-Russel Coleman, Ma Wan
than Stevens Wei
R0me-H W Browning Wv,
Ridgbury-Peter 4 Evans h.
TRAVERSE JURORS
Albany-Sylvester " Chap, Pix
man, James Lee Ron
Athens twp-Samuel Oven ID
shire, j + Ovcnshirc, Fran Rid
els II Arnold, Elias Math- B
ewson, John Watkins, jr Syl'
Burlington twp-AleXanderI &
Lane She
Burlington West-Charles G
Mead Smi
Canton-Alfred Smith John tTro
G Mason Josiah Francisco II
Columbia-Alanson B Tay-tTov
lor Tow
! Durell--Wm r Storrs us
Franklin-Nelsun Gilbert N
Monroe boro'-Anthony vii
Mullin' Wa
Orwcll-NelsOn Barnes wy
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ER'S MILLS.

y. .lsE.lgned having purchased the above well
= = A'.., and attached to II a Steam Engine, and
=. lmng connected with it in perfect repair,
& l modern improvements now in use in first
4 Ing s Aills-would respectfully solicit the pa
Ie Ie community trusting that the reputation
~ heretofore borne may not suffer in the hands
-'u. 1t shall be our aim TO do all work en-
h., promptly aud in the best possible m nner.
NJ d, rom distance may rely upon having their
y once, 50 as to make but one trip to mill"
~ VIII continue TO give his own personal at
n I I4g business at the mill
ft,,' t,' Pf all kinds Of GRAIN; also Flour. Meal
sale at the lowest market prices.
IN, MYER, FROST & co.
ss ''.......J o. FROST. T.....E. 7. FOX.
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DARAMATAS & MERINOES from ls6d
yard to the best grades, in all cnlors, at
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Athens twp-Julius Tozer
Asylum-Washington lngham
Burlington twp-Earl Mich