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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02

oYsrEas l--Maxwsll. Main st.. west eide be
tween I'd aud Sd has established an enviSbl'
reputation as sn oyster dealer. Since he ca
tablished bis business--how several years--h'
has, we feel sure, fully met the expectations OI
the public In the excellence aud eheapness o
his oysters. Having now made more e1tsnsiv'
arrangements than ever for supplying the pub
lie, we hope they will appreciate It, Try Max
we'll.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02

ar Rumon Of a stampede Of young folks TO
the realms Of Hymsn, are current. WsdO not Re.
member Of time for years past when 90
many "deelaratio had been filed as At pres
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02

Monnos TuEOEoor.-A Mormon elder, In .
late religious discourse, said he was In faVer 0.
hoop sklrts, as they were "An OatWard sign Of Al
inward work Of grace"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02
NEWS ITEMS.

performed nowadays by about half as many
females as males.
man 10 Canterbury, named Richm nd. has
lost In one week lately four Of his children, all
Of whom died Unexpectedly.
Governor Ellis Of New Hampshire has res
spited the murderer Hogue, who was to be
hanged last week.
A cattle drover was robbed at Memph is,
Tenn, a few days ago, in aliyery stable. $500
were taken from him,
The body of a dead child, partially eaten by
hogs, was found ina gutter In Baltimore, on
Thursday evening.
Counterfeits are multiplying Commercial
Bank, r l.. l0s, altered from the broken Com.
merciAl Bank Of Whining. Del, are in cireulA
ton.
Two bundled and forty mules were sold In
Georgetown [Ky) on Monday. Yeaflings
ranged from S79 to $97i old ones sl9O.
The Duke Of Modena, IL is said, is digging
a subteranean passage to his throne. His obs
iec' is supposed to be Of revolutionary chars
,t'
OA Kagi, one Of the conspirators killed at
Harper's Ferry, was, at one time, the Kansas
correspondent Of the National Era. and asso,
ciate editor OF the Topeka Tribune.
Mrs. Winslow, Of Brewster. Mass, has Rath>
cred this fall from about three acres of land in
Harwiek, 2Ia barrels Of cfanberres, for which
she received 81, ,3S3.
TIL. n,ond Jrrv 81 No,saL ". ;,A,.,.a
w., Ta,,h f. Mara.. G.. ..,,,,;,, !.
oha,snas - s.,h, J..l ..d I.na. Nn,,a.n
for carrying challenge To fight.
oo, Lsw;sT w;gss,,, to,no,,v ~ son,h
o.,ol,na "a ssnes.s,.d !. s,.,.,s pi,h,. ..n.
Iida,. =, Tra,,sa s,.,a. g. t.as, IT,.
. .,-.-'.. u ,.,"It.
-,n,,s' 80 - = ~. n, a's,sS 1ss
uu', "''.' N"e 'a's 'eo'ou = D''O''' ""''"
."e 'Sn"'''s' :" 'ue ~, PA''
ou"y' 70" 'O',"k WV. "os' 'H B,o"' "u.
os'.' "Ou' '-s "Hs. - A"S"" - e"e 1,'.A' ..'
oO". =" V"o "''s"O'u "sS MI '"o
"'ss nave uieu'
twas considered great achievement to use
hot air as move power, bnta still grenter one
has Just been noted. Compressed cold air is
now used In New York city to set in motion
'O"' '"s"'' 's"'"s "A'"'"
n person lately arrived 10 virginia from
norm 0aroilna ana reports the cotton crop in
that state sadly damaged by frost and rust
10 hdgecomo and HALIFAX counties particularly
Ine ioes W'ii oe severe Ihe cotton crop oi
tennessee Is more nourshing' The receipts
are expected to amount to 4OO 'OOO bales, valued
at S2O,OOO,OOO.
Mr. German Of Buffalo intends to build g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02

" Mu. Stafford, who reeently died in sa-
vapnah bsqusalhsd 10 the MeshOdlst church .
rssidsnss valued at 5000.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02
DIED.

On Tuesday morning, Nov. !, John Dick, aged 80
years and II months.
Funeral Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, from
his late residence, at the west end Of Third street
river bridge. Interment Woodland cemetry, Ser
vices at the house by Rev. J. NJ. LoAvitt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02

a1- Almost every evening We hear the elAttsF
Of firearms in different parts Of the city, Thsrs
seems to he very general desire to burn gun
powder here.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02

~ The down train Of the 3. ID. a O. Road
was of the track this morning near BsllsiOO-
taine. He could learn no particulars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02

GJ- Anethsr Democratic newspaper has been
established 9. La Crosse, Wisconsin. Its pros
pests are brilliant.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02

~ Ths ws.shsr hAa nedsrslsd and Is inai-
eating vet spsll.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-02

s8OfFicE IN CLEoos BUnDSo ~65p
with 7. =. Thfcsher In the rooma formerly oeou
pied by Nallandigham MoMAhon. oolaa amd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-11
SCtotuia

The pebi, .lauI saas h,, al',.. lvauhs
change. be ihr lIula .ysisu lre .h,sn within
one week or Ten i,s., ar an ordihtr, cases, that
tae r.usl, th-, take b. .aeh..e1t. Zach ct the
x. 4 T.. rsHeii-. are prompt, thr, art ia.t,a,.,
o. H1.f case. OF Scroish. laisay's Eeaayat,ag
Es.al,sat exhibit. favorable caaH,e ia s,N haars
sol che psiirat vel apI ia a i,u t.ys that ths
S-rafah q. artail, uirItlag away from th- b1iy.
- With Ca,rer.. Tamor., Node. E,ssets. Mrr.
c1r.al Deposits. ~ uarlssn aai areign natter.
are gl.rky resolved. sni thr hamei system reao.
waited iruu i,s presence By z. x Rs.olysut.
"a cases Of RbsuH'aiisa, Radua,'s Really Re.
lisf Will stop the most s.erui,atny pain. il Eve
minutes, AMI frcqusaily people Who have Lesu
srippsd fF years, caa ~alk With ease ia two
hours alter u.ing b.
Foe Dy.p-ptic', Rsdway'' Regulator. ar, .
certain cure. They ulaGe the stomach clean. pure
and strong. All insure healthy aad regular .e-
too of the towels.
n. =. BATES 4 CO., Agvnts, Paris; ". A.
RUST, ". a., South Pare.
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Congressional

WEDNESDAY, Feb. q.
Svyyr. The senate passed the S,uate
li,l relative o. the New York Indian ry,er.
Walton Iu Kansas
Mr Cpl.uuer Vres'1tsl the minority re-
port of che Judiciary committee iu reference
q Indiana Seuat1r.
TIE luIao appropriation bill was then
taken uT. debated and p.ssel.
Hoses. Ca notion ol Mr.. Regain, the
Jut.cicill COMMITTEE were instructed O. enc
guir. into she eNU-ifrrry oi puuishinc pc
lyslmv bon che territories, and a's1 ui r.
stra.uu. che authorize, therein from inter
trrc1c. sith ths FEDERAL Judiciary
The lllu.c then wrut iuu Committee ol the
whole ou che Judicial. legislative and EN.
ccutiyc appropriation hiIl
The Committee rus' without comm: O.
any conclusion on ihc bi'I, and th' House
at1uru.l.
Tsw,r, FEB. 5.
SENATE. Mr. Drr,n reported = hiIl G, or,
cluIl. ulc1tsh auI AriIlua, which wss or
dsrvi 60 De- rr,aivi.
Toe private calender was considered and
ths I1IlHvir h..i lmrD. others va. passed .
BIZ O, qut che land titles under the Ash
burton treaty iu ,ae Disputed territory ia
in Maine.
Horsr. The Committee on Elections rc.
ported boz favor al T.. T. Chairman. $50, cum
to-, thr sat ct Mr.. Ferguson, tie sitting
member from Nebraska.
SuJEp,Y. Feb. ..
SrN,4r. Mr.. To1ml, ol Georgia moved
"a reconsideration OF che vote passing che
Missouri two pcr cent land hiil. The mo-
trn was adopted vhyn thc discussion Ji the
tiIl was deferred
TIE ball agth,gifln. the Attorney Gener-
al q represent the United States ga equity
preceding. vas passed.
NJ. seward yrr-su,el q memorial from
the legislature 0i New York .u.tyuctluc rep
rvscntatl,cs O. oppose any inerrasc oi the
rate. Of postage also a memorial lrom tie
citix.Us VI New York ia .4yor 70! che home
stead law.
Mr. Clay Of Ala, from the Committee
on Commerce reported a substitute iIr the
secretary % tle Trr,.lry's recommends
ti0us ot ccuucmv. Toe substitute proposes
q ,curlmi.s SON. 900 aud che services oh, a
a thousand person. cupIoycl iu the rrve-
noe. The l..l wall DE- printed aud called
up 40 the EARLIEST opportunity.
Huysr. Mr. Nasrhurre 90 Ut, gave no
tics that De MI, ueH; Monday n0yel1o take
up Che rycv and thrhlr hil
Mr. Wiu..aw 0i y. G., from the COM
mit;ee ga Naval affair, reported in,ut rr--
oluuuu ui thank. O. Capt samuel T.. Reed
f1r tbc design OF tle present. ills 90 The Oui-
t-i states.
Private bills we're considered.
IT, a.frf rss.Iu ffHn .sItir. tlr assent OF
Consry,. 90 Lieut. Mtuy and Prot B,rhe
g. receive gold medal, irom the Sandman
government was Tuss"i.
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FAMILY BInLEs.

We ksrp the lest assortmeai Of Family Bibles
T. b. Guad IN New Eaghad, at The very lowest
price,.
Order. from Ci,,h. o. .ingle individuals splic'i-
81 irom an parts VI the couuir, Ia which perfect
satisfaction Will b. guaranteed "a all cases.
Great iaducemsnt. 10 Agents getting up Gibbs,
and better satisfaction gisrn 10 purchase hhn 10y
any other ooncen IA the oouulTy. Please 'ead ior
Csish'gus.
\. I've DO not issue Catalogue from a
a garrett nor duSa cellar, where strangers cannot
hai a.. Our stJSe !. one Of the largest and most
spscious in Boston, where visitors l,Om the oOun.
Try are cordially invited to call All see &c them
ss.,e.. q. q. EVANS 4 Co.,
? IS Cornhin, Boston.
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DIED

l. Pave. 5,h ut.. ,,I,ar,s ro1r wii.on, sas
.iJ..r " WlElr. Of ~. :. x. ..
IsI..hb,.I. Ssh ult. lls1t Jewell
O. G.tHs.. 1bh, Man G1.ssiu, 20.
o. Ibru... th i1.f.. NJ. Csc, kseu, ., lsih
u'r.. lisfsr, ~prb., o..
o. tsHI.H. Lob uI.. No. Auru...a Packard,
g.-tlr vt.,, ui tvH f-,H.uriHHsN sHiileT-.
40 -. Er# trun. J,u. 81, NJ. t,uiha hu'pp.
aged -.
o. II.an. 2O.h J1H.. No Nsns, M,a'hr'I D. -
D. EamrId. in ~. ui luHg lever. VI. LIr'.
l.th W.oI. aged o. ,,ar mania'. Mac. "a.
pre- I'.tse DuIt.
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Confluence AZ Bryant.s Pond

There will be tv, DAYS Conference
Meeting IN che yulysr,,li,, Church At Bry.
ants Pond. commeuc.us Tuesday evening,
Feb. l5. 1850.
4 committee will bs in attendance at the
Church. tuesday afternoon, O. direct per-
sou- from abroad, % places of entertain
p.rt pFg ORDER.
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The Virtues orPerrr Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer.

Arc not eou6asd TO the hunsa raoe. u Is used
With egua success. or IIor.ss, either iaie'aail or
externally. For Calls. sore. or Spsains. no,Sias
i shelter. aaI Zoe caic II !. coa.ilerej, BY those
~hn have hal nuch eSperiracc. the only sure
r,me,ly. Il oever fil,--so say an ~haAa,r used
10. Read the iollo~iug;
RIFLr1, nEowN Co Oh,o,)
Dee. 9Th. ISIS.
Cenil,,pra.-Thi. e, To csrtii- that have gi,.
On ihs r.n Killer 10 Horse. ior Cole. sri God 1t
~ b., rrm-,, ever tiei. l, give. then ease
quaker than any Other rcu.s :, eve, used. !
g,,r ars do.c hall Of a tseay.6'e cen, ho,,Ie,
pot Il into pint bluie OF ~aru, oate' aud drrnch
tbsm Nth e.. have Away. Cured the ~osst
ease. wi,hou, Jsl.y.
Your. truly. JOHN PORTER.
rrortic,o, Of Ripley Hotel.
Ea,rLtvtEFooL. CoLUNsIAS, Co., OF
February ~, ls5S.
Csailsmen.-l feel q juy that ovc 60 the
pglI,s. o. ,a,arn them q a ,uccc,.f,l experiment
th,t l l,tsl, made Nth ,our paia Killer, D., APP
pI,,p. % i,av Va, i,r which I had never beard It
r-,ommsr1-d Ibaia ,ery ,alu,br horse lhst
~ss ,iolsa,ly attacked With colo and appeared Go
o. 90 rr,si s.uuy. made u.c ct c,cry rvmrdy
bad ever heard 81, be-, alto popa'posc. gave
hr up Co doe. sni IN f,,, be "a. 80 irgone, hat
De- L,y ani ,aulJ no, ,.se up bi, bead. &c boil 10
up v ben u0eI. 4 ,hossht Hrusk u, that vuull
E,,, Lirl doe, OF r-ia h,l.,r. pau,,i iaus os
ave s-,,n.lal b, p,a, 81 n,k aad gave tt' h'",
anil 90 tvsui, minute. a. much mury, aat be bait
sn h,pr be- a., on h. feet, and ia another hall
huur 49,. rs,r,tI, rr,torc aud pot 81 the harness.
Respectfully your.. :. JACkMAN.
", would advise The raia Killer to h. g,,ca 60
Ilore.. Sc Colc. With m,ik OF ~arm mali'se'
aBI water. 80, a rin, ct either 10 snail ,~cni,
orat bette olran kuer. 1.-The horse hs' bo,'',
e o.. 5-.t 90 s,,s the muli'.es.
" hrte rvJur.t ever, oas ~h' hall b. 60 100
trtarls a.. 60 have IL horse 9TH collie. Co. ts'I or
rymsI,-~, uy,sr kae~ Ct 90 f''L o's, tao,
aBi ,.ust,rass ,br,s u,.ss so, b. rsqu'r- i--l"'
aat y.,rs rar,s than oae Co carc.
~.Ill, ed. J,.irr, ia ias l,,ne. 80
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Brighten Market

THJrsuAr, lsi. ,.
4, uttk-t IS beef cattle, % c.vs a1l
clye. $500 sheep, 30 .tH1f..
-ga-tC ,ttIr--JNtrs. - 30 90. 6rsi
qrt'tt,1ul -. srr4at quality o 500 : 90;
thrrI a4GuIs6
WrrkIH. pNru- uu tr go.
Gov. ,1I Cll,rs--2I. %. 20, IS.
~ul.I ~fHffs-N uHr uHtr..
Sl.-.-~sIs. oi SMALL lots, = IS, 100. . -.
40. bUIa~uI
Fat llH-s-6 ole.
~4JI..-At rs.lI. Ifuu 6l.2los
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Oxford Normal Institute.

nm STRING SESSION will oouu,-rc GO
1 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9h, url,l he
cAsEr ~
CHARLES GROUNDS,
Wuh ,l,l. a,,,.rsa,, ia thr dia,r,a, departments
uI iHstUCiiHHs.
Tu,,,on. - 90. - 81. aaI sIOO.
Basrl sr, a. ultl.acI in good hm,i,rs a, rss-
sunah.r rIfrs.
Caaaruir,ti.s. ,.I .f-.ss.i % ,As rrusipal, W,u
CHARLES c. ROUNDS.
~.u,h rir.. : Eel 1850.
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9TH YEAR OF TIE ENTERPRISE.
New ListofG lifts for1859!
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
C. G.. EV AN S g. CO.,
A. L-..l --.----.- an III -L--..
No. A5 Cornhill, Boston,

COMMENCE che as~ year ~ith ~ eaiar.sd
Y tIi4'1guv,--s gtrhtsr vat'rty 81 "hts,-tt'
c.,ssr ilriIti-- Sc l-,,Hg gspl. sai dlin. ba.,-
,.ss.. ssi 4tr luy. prepared g. oder grr,t~t &C..
dursm.Hf. 90 i1rA hHlrr. ihta ever hriprr.
Iins b.. Jsu,rj that the ;,u ',sica b. prrn'a
nrat. E,tas e.. are tetcuaInrd DO piu'e that
ttr.r tst4.-i.h.srBt O. Csslurtrl uliFr aat sssicn
iu a mar, hdsril AID impartial u,uper thaa an,
uthst ils,trg lived dosu .'nns' ali DrpsIiiun,
aBI hs,lns che .rgi'uar, col their p.ta ct opera
ulu ,Au4v J. lssd iI1ua Maine 90 Cs1nrna, ihr,
can afford q, o. generous. To- them AMI Judge
L. .-------. L.
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- Picked uP, in the r'ad lsaiius from
this village 20 Slgth Paris, 1u the evening
OF che p;h int, an article of fur aprarrl,
which ils owner can have hy calm; sthi
oEcc, proving property. Sc.
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SHOCKING MUspw 4 correspondent
writing from Grand Falls. y. r.. 90 the
Aro1.took Pioneer, says that DAVID Baney,
ct Grand Falls. while ia a drunken a., ho.t
be wife un,il she died H. bad becn ar-
rested.
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500 DOLLARS WORTH

IA l,ar.t " h,le.,lc rrice,) Of the above Giils
viii b. imparitsH Distributed a,iuus rchssef''
vi.h rrsr, $1,000 " oath oi Book .old.
-yAH B.,b I'll 81 P.ltsl''.' i8S''i '''a!
uilo.
Or Catalogue Of Books cuhraces alIoi The most
rap,,r,, A.e. cot ,ui Mu,icrn B.1A., ga Nauci, 10
,u,f slt,.te.. incluiing History Biography - &C.,
,sa-Mp.iral-M ediral-Rehgious and hi'crl'
L,ns,,u, Literature, anI seat fse 10 any address
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This shows that abborrgncc % the Alri-
can slave trade i,,cry iar from beng the
unanimous sentiment it once was. Nearly
t,ro. thru, % ths Who'll, dsmocratic forcc in
the House az, now unwilling % commit
themselves 60 an approval OF the laws Of
the United States which prohibit the slave
traaic' Bo.,on Journal.
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500 Agsnts waniei 20 sell nes inyeatians.
Agrais have made over $4,000 Ca one--bstier
thaa al siaailar sgeaciss. sead iour stamps And
get - page % psrticslsrs, gratis.
EPHRAIM BROWN, Lo~sll. Mass.
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Tux SLAVE TEADE RESotrToNs. The
vote ia the House Of Representatives on
Monday, on Mr.. R,lsoro's resolutions, is
worthy Of some attention. The resolutions
refer to the current belief that the laws
against the African slave trade have been
set a, defiance as well as openly denounced
in the press. aud declares that those law.
"are founded upon the br5Adsst principle.
Of philanthropy, religion aud humanity (;
that they should remain unchanged. except
- iar a. legislation may be needed to req.
der them more eiscieut, and that they
should be faithfully and promptly executed
by our Government. and respected by NJ
good citizens" A two.thirds vote was nee
e-sAry to the introduction Of the resolutions,
BY suspendipg the rules The House re.
fused 10 suspend by al Co Si-uo, two.
thirts-the vote being politically divided as
follows.
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paperHanging and Granting.

r d. WEEKS. at the South Paris Paint
A.. Store, will execute orders for Paper Hang.
ing, draining, or Marbling. with dispatch, and
ON reasonable tvrms. Ii
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MARRIED

u rs-as,. I7.a u't. W.. H. Hpas, to NJ.
Suar v Dave.
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SPECIAL CLUBBING!
A GOOD MAGAZINE,
AT A REDUCED PRICE!

The Publisher, Of The oSiord Democrat have
made arrangement, TO furnish to their soserib.rs.
In coanec,ou with their Journal. the following Pc
Tiod,calsI
Oae capy ofrhe Oxford Democrat, and The
Atlantic Monthly, on. year. Tot $50
One cops of The oxford Democrat, and
HArper'. Magazine, one year. 800
a. o, ,s.s. ''"''''' A'' A'' a,n
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nal, me year, -"
-. o, ,.,, p'"'e'''''a aver 800
Thee Be-. ; s:.:. 200
Tn. oxford Democrat and the Ca'ks' and
Playmate, one year, s~
P.,r,., mus, be made in sd.ssss. 10 ell sssss
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Straw Wanted.
NOTICE.

'IllE suhscril-r hereby gi'e. puhlie notice. that
1 Watd y shed nu the 81 DAY - JanuhD n
H. lSJ6, b, deed OF that late u'ottgaged 10 him to
.ccu'- the TsNm9ui Of ~ hundfed dollars, The 'nl'
os log dcs,tl,ed zeal estate to ut: osrtain par.
Gel of hnI, ani oas-hsl common anl undi' idoi
oi shiugle nill snd tuh ma, hine. water power anil
mil ,afd sn,sn ~ the James VI. Browa MIL, 30
uat,.l ,s BroNufrli, Coual, 81 usloul ADD Suie
It Naipe, anil ls,ng IA sad ihc same decided by
ins g. the said Ward y. Shed, J,np,p p. 1856,
hich morirsE, decd - tccurdri IN tho ONi"rl
Western Disuict Registry, d, p. page -, -nd
the conditun Of saiJ mortgage h's been broken,
D., rra.on ct which he ch,ms foreclosure Of the
..,ne. THOMAS ". BRuWN.
n, Jane. VI. Urovu, 10. Alt"dnvy.
Upwp6sh. Feb ). 1850. 3N2
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue 81 license 10 M granted by the
ID hoaofabe Jsdge Of Probate for he CounIy
OF osfoul. shall sell BY pnble or private ,ale "a
the premises, 90 Saturday. The 9Th day 81 March
A. d. 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 90 much Of the
rial estate OF Wm. u Grc~n, late of Sweden. d..
ceased. as will produce the sun II ons hundred
anil 6lty-.ix dollars. f1r the psynsni at the just
debt. 81 the deceased, charge. Of administration
and incidental charges.
EBEN r. BANGS, Admir-.
Sweden, Jan. -, 1859,
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Shaved Shingles.
Sherif's Notice.

THE several coroos'' within snd ior the County
L 81 ONf,ri are hereby notified, ~ accordance
With section II, Chapter lOI, ai the devised
Statute. IL Maine, that the nndsrsignsd has leea
Dol, elected anil qnli6ed az SHERIrr Withia and
lor aid Coanty Of OSiord.
JOSEPH D.. COLBY.
R1nflrI Jaau.ry I, 1859,
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WASHINGTON WILCOX. s,e'y.

List Of OlIiceTs.
D,,ri5,s Gr ~, Ysar ,.i,Hg Dee, 1859.
JACOB q. SMITH. E,Q. , 81 Monm'ulh;
Hos. ISAAC :. SMALL, IT Nalc';
JOuN NAY. ESQ. OF Minlhrop;
MOSES N. bliss, EsQ., 81 Phtsinn;
Hos. TIMOTHY WALKER, ct Lewiston;
uoN.ISAAC :. SMALL, rry,Idrnt u Board
ut bIfrctrrs.
WASHINGTON WILCOX. Secretary.
CHARLES 7. rON, TREASURE.
ARricLr Q OF the ~ Lave, proviie' that Il
an, mctnb.r 1T .aiI Camp,,, .htIl n~g'cct ~ re'
,,,r i,r the space Of siNi, dws I'irr n'ice "i az
a..c..uen, H. gyen. &, %, The an 'nat 81 '''i as
,,.nt .urb n-mIprs thtfrh, ipflcits ail clam
u,on The Company i,r an, 10. tht be m'y 'u'-
ta,n thereafter b, e. ~ the pr'p-riN in'uf~d.
wNSnI NGrON WILCOX, seeretiy'
Monmpllh, Jan. 10. 1859. al
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10
NJ YER'S MILLS.

TNHE undersigned having purchased the above well
Il known mills and attached to it Steam Engine and
also put every thing connected with it in perfect repair
with all the modern improvements now in use in first
class FIGURING MIls-woud respectfully solicit the pa
ronage Of the community trusting that the reputation
the mill has heretofore horne may not suffer in the hands
of the new5frm 1t shall be ,am to do all work
trusted TO promptly and in the best possible nncr
Customers from distance may rely upon having their
work done at to make but one trip To mill
Mr.. FROST will continue to give his personIl at
tention to the business at the mill.
CASH paid for all kinds of GRAIN also Flour. Meal
and Feed for sale at the lowest market prices.
MYER, FROST & CO.
ISAAC MYFR. ........J o. FRoSr.-.......E T. FOX.
NORTH TCwANDA. Oct 6, ls5S.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,

West side Of the Public Square, opposite
Court House
RAlLEY x NENINS are Just receiving
- large addition to their stock Of Provisions Ioyr,
Yankee Notions, Toys, Fruit, Confectionery, &c, wl
will be sold wholesale of retail for cash in eXhange
most kinds of country produce, at prices that cannot
to suit purchasers. Consumers or country dealers w
do well to call and examine our stock and prices
GROCERIES.
Black and Green Tea, Rio and Java Coffee, ChCeo!
Cocoa, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Ginger, Pepper, s7
Gloves, nutmegS, Mace cinnamon, Ground Mustard. Ps
Sauce, Soda, Saeratus Cream Tartar, Sperm and Ia-
Candles, Bar Soap, Vinegar, Starch, &c.
PROVISIONS.
Flour, BuCkwheat Flour. Rye Flour, Corn heas T
Pork, Hams shoulders, Mac kerel, Goldfish, Shal.
Trout, Pickeled and Smoked Herring, Cheese Rice 5.-
Onions, Potatoes, Butter, Lard Crackers, &c. &c,
FRUIT.
Prunes, Citron, Figs, Eng. Currants, Raisns,
ons and Oranges, Green andDred Apples, and Pell
Almonds, Pecan nuts, PTazil mats, Grenobe and N-t
WalnutS, Filberts,. Pea nuts Chestnuts Hickory lt-
GERMAN, FRENCH and AMERICAN TOYS, FANCY &c.
&c.-Boys' Sleighs, Tin Wagons, China, Pewter VI
Tea Setts, Dolls, TrumPets, Toy Guns, Aceorlal' b
monicas, Glass, Paper and Wood Inlaid Work Boxes
Toilet Gases, Toy Bureaus, Secretaries, &C. Fe ~
Papier Mache and Leather Port MOnaies Wallets I-'
Ivory, Horn and Wood Pocket and Toilet Combs, y,
co and Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases, Tooth, HaT ana "a
Brushes, Fancy Mirrors, Pertumery, Hair Oh, &C. ,
Fools CAR, Letter, Commercial Note and Batn !
Paper, Envelopes. Waters, Sealing Wax, Ink, ilAI-
Wafer Cups, Sand Boxes, Penholders, Pens "aleI'4
&c. &c.
TABLE AND DAIRY SALT, Salina and Rock ,;.L.. s@L
CayUga Ground Plaster. BAILEY Ab'N'
TOWanda, November &c, 1855.