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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02
September l.. 1859.
CHERLFF-S SALES.-By vir,no Of 2 writ

CUERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue Of writ
- OF Ecgd. INpo. issued ont af thc Court cr Common
Pleas Of Bradford County, % me directed and delivered
viii be exposed ~ Wua. l,e at the Court House the
BJgoagL O.. loWaal-. on FRIDAY February I'D, l>GD at
O'Clock p III. t-e following LET or .aas situate in Bar
lnrol tWp. aad bounded Old the north by land OF Matthew
Belts. cas- Hy l-s cf Nancy Nichols and 4. y Gc1n
south " a.5 oI =. =. L9ycaa5. west iy .GI Of john
Sloom and Mathew Belts Containing three acres. more
less, about two an aa,t improved. framed
seized and taken ia execution a. tle suit OF James
Elliott, cEccGoG @. TIE cs,-tc O. william bsUa dec j..
Us. Nancy A,tlar.
ALS0-The following lot, piece OF parcel Of land stu
ate in Iusclora twp, bonded north by land ol John
and Patrick MaEanyy, east by land Of William Bash,
Brown. Containing hundred and sixty acres, more
orless, about eighty acres improved. framed house
two framed barns and an orchard thereon.
Seized and taken ~ execution at the suit OF Thomas E.
Brown vs.. Samuel G.. Shoemaker
ALS0The following lot. piece parcel Of land situ-
ate in Iuscsora twp bounded north by the public high
way cast By the line dividing SusqTehauna and Bradford
Counties south by the pihc highway and land nf =. p
MaXied west by land of Reuben Nai-on Isaac Dexter
and Harris HOgc5o3u aud Sylvester SturicYlnt Con
tanning hundred and eighty acres, more or less
about forty improved two framed houses one framed
barn, saw mill and an orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution 1t the suit of BENJAMIN
Edwards ". Henry L. Hall.
AISO-The following lot, piece parcel Of land str
ate in Canton twp bounded north and cast hy land OF c.
s. Sclard south by land occupied by r. H. Benson.
by the highway leading from Canton Village to Sullivan
more or less, al improved. with two story dwelling
house, Outbudjngs and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of E. W
Colwell to the use OF WoodhUlI Co., Josiah Fran
cisco.
THOMAS ~ WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
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Business Cdr0s.

+. ovERToN, ,JR...................G q. D. XoxT,yvr
nNERTON & MONTANYE, ATTOP
" NEYS ATLAIG-Ofice in Union Block. form.
occupied By JAS. MACFARLANE
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lISSOLUTION-Thc co partnership here
a. ta'ore existing between the subscribers under the
firm Of CULP KIRBY, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The books notes accounts and other obiga-
ons and papers belonging to said firm are now in the
hands of JERE CULP for settlement
All accounts and notes overdue the st day of Feb
rary next Will be put in coureoi collection without re-
spec to persons Until that time Grain Sheen Pelts and
Hides vii! be received in payment.
JERRY CULP,
Towanda, August l, 1859. J.P KIRBY.
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TOWANDA HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IRON AND STOVE STOPE.
d c. HALL
Ed

Ed ID. c. HALL
NS Wholesale and Retail Deale
kES-g-34-3 in Hardware and Stoves Iror
$--a.--gt=44s-1 y and Nails, Sash, Glass Paint
-1--LS - and OILS House Trimming
all kinds OfCarriage trimmings
E'iia .. FL, SE.ss Seat Cloths and laces Carriag,
IL seg4, 80 SHlkcy and seat Springs. Car
s--sks 1F.z%9 peUtCTs and JOirer-' Planes
ssstss,~@---ss2z- 80 Saws, AuEers Chisels and al
1;9ezr,za---.-<1 ~ other Tnols-CroSs Cat. Nil
====zsI and Circular Saws Blacksmith
- Tools Bellows, irlvils, Vices
Hammers and Screw Plates
Axes Broad Narrow. Lath and Hand IStchcts-Cable
Log Trace aid Ha,tr Chains, Crowbars, Picks Shovel.
and Spades.
POCKETAND TABLE CUTLERY Shears and scs
sor Edge Tool, of All kinds BrIs,and Enamelcd Kettles
Shovel and Tongues Spoons and Ladies, Tubs and Fails
MoPs and Wa5oards and all other kinds of houseke
ing implements.
In tile HARDWARE line, Brass Britannia Jappaned
and Plain Tin Ware. single in sets. Bar Band Scroll
and Hoop Iron steel of all kinds, Nail Rods &c Pumps
Lead Pipe and all the necessary fixtures for water works
Patent Stretched Leather Betting and String Leather
and 600 other articles too numerous 60 mention that
now receiving direct from the hands of manuac
turers andmPorters including the largest assortment
and greatest variety Of
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

ENECUTOR'S NOTICE-Notceis is here
H by given, that all persons indebted to the es.
tate OF ORANGE BOSHORrR, late OF Pike twp. dec d.
are hereby requested To make payment without DELAY
and all persons having claims against said estate will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
WM. y. STEVENS.
Jan. 2G, lSG0 BGTSEI BDSWORTUt Executors.
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I IST OF JURORS, drawn for FEBRU
Il AIRY Term and Sessions. 1850.

1 ISL OE j u kORS, drawn Tor EDk J.
IL AIRY Term and Sessions, 1850.
GRAND JURORS.
Asylum-Harry benjamin lRidcbury-Willam 0. Gun
Alhany-O. II. Emery. saiulus.
RurIinrton west-Wm Bal Romeo. F. Young
lard SheShcquin-E. w. Gillett,
Canton-A NJ. Mix, Andrew William L. Horton, Isaac
Crandall. Young
GranviIieLoren D Fleming Springfeld- BarlwclI
HeIrick-Chares Platt. Towandd boro-J F. Means.
IitchfeId-Sias +. GARNER Terry Charles Wall.
NJ, nroe tp-W W. Irvine WysoX-Jcsse Allen. j. ?.
Pike-ALel Moore Chandler Spalding
Brink, Simeon Brink john Warren-Ira W. Coroin.
H. Weed.
TRAVERSE JURORS-FIRST WEEK
Athens tp-G W Pummer. lPike-H Pepper, 7 Brink.
AILany-Lcwis Jones. Romeo Stevens, 6 Avery
Asvlum-J Bishop Dan. ChafIee.
iel O Holland d l. Slater SprinCtcd-A Bailey, Paul
GurIingtnn west-P b Pratt Furman, Gibbs.
Canton-Sullivn Hickok ShcShequin-G Lent, VIM
Williams, Boutwell, pelpcuch.
CoIumbia-Phio Besley FISmithfeld-A Allen, Au-
Newbury. gustus Phelps.
Grlnville.Wm Bunyon. Terry L Jones' Strong
Herricl--J Beaumont, r Terry.
Brown Troy tp--L Loomis
LcRoy-C Hartman. Warren-Tho's Jones.
OrwelI-A Darrow, Myron Wyalusing--D Scovi!l
Bcccher IWndham-C Walker.
SECOND WEEK.
Athens tn-D s Brown. lOverton-C Decnhach.
Albanv-Alexandcr English Pike-A B Bcard>ey, " F
Burlington bJro-H Pultz. Bobbins.
Burlington tp-R Pruynt, ) Rome-S Lent, ErcanhacE
Campbell. RidGbUry-RuiGs liosly.
Burlington west-O West south Creek-J Dunham.
gate. Sprrgfcld--J Grace, jr.
Canton-F NauIey. r N Rowe.
Coumla-J Strong, Albion Towauda boro-Gco T. Fox
Budd, Myrgn Ballard, D! " north N Nye
IilIrv Warren--J D Burbank, John
Frankiin-stern Mckee. sleeper, / Anti<dale.
Herrick-P c Angle Wndh5m-L Turblsh.
LeRoy-R r Palmer. lWyalUsing-J Stafford, Geo
Monroe b1ro-R II Richard Sumner.
Owc'I-G CfTisblc, l. Bun NysoX-N Lewis l. W ood.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notice
IA is hereby given. that all persons indebted to the
estate OF HORATIO 3. BOWEN, late OF Warren twp, de-
ceased, hereby reque-od to make payment without
delay and a persons having demands against said estate,
will present them duly authenticated 'cr settlement.
LUCINDA BOWEN.
GEORGE ". BOWEN
LEWIS ". BARTON,
December 10. 1859. administrators.
ElXECUTOR'S NOTICE-Notice is here,
Al by given that all persons indebted to the estate Of
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. dee d. Late Of theus tp, must
make immediate ymcUt and All persons having demands
against said estate viii present them duiy authenticated
for settlement AUGUSTA SNYDER,
August %, ls59 JACOB REEL.
{. Il. SHEPARD,
Executors
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II b. PARSONS, ATTORNEY Ar
1Zs LATF, TROY Bradford Co., Pa. Office overy
N. & II. +. Longs store. Aug. I. I5G
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Hand Poarer $50 Foot P01cer ,eih half doz Needles
&c, s3j Cabinet Case, $50 H6mmers, So
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1860 returnable Monday, February 18Th, 1850 at Il
clock in the forenoon.
ALLEN McKEAN Prnfhnnnfarr
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Ha(seellameous.
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
RAYM0ND'S LATEST IMPROVED


S Z WIN & MA CHIN E s.!
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There's rest in the grave.
Life's tolls are all past,
Night cometh at last
How calmly | rest,
In the sleep of the bIest,
Nor hear life's storms rave
Der my green grassy grave.
Orwell Pa.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11
Terre-Haute Female College,
TERRE.HAUTE, INDIANA

THE SECOND SESSION OF THIS INsTI.
l. tuition viii commence on TUESDAY,.
the hrst OF February, and continue Twenty
Weeks. .
Eighteen Professors and Teachers OF superior
qualifications, and selected with great care, con
sttute the Board of Education. Profs. Alphonso
Teachers, have been so long, aud so fsvorably
known TO the public. as 10 render unnecessary
any remarks respecting their qualifications
The location OF the College, for health and
beauty, cannot be surpassed-and the Buildings
erected and furnished at an expense of about
$4,000, offer home comforts rarely to be found
in institutions Of learning. They are warmed ~
steam and lighted ~ gas.
The apparatus for experimental illustrations,
includes good Tefeseope, -Miersseepe, and ey-
cry requisite tn illustrate fully all the princi-
pies Of the sciences pursued. FIRE Ff
Weekly Lectures are delivered before the
School. p fs-f.aefl s'If.i rHirrttH
The Music Department, under the care of Prot.
Anthem and Miss Newly, both Of whom ez-
eel In their respective departments, fsin high
ly dourishing condition - .srif
The course OF studies IL srfensirs asd tLsr-
oHgh- the Classics constituting prominent
feature. AN the clauses In the College course aye
respectable for numbers and aff4tnmssfs. the Sc.
Nor Class numbering Ten. .s.f..a SO
The expenses per annum, including rooms fur
niehed, board, tuition In all the branches Of the
regular course, fuel. lights and washing s225.
~ Any further Information respecting the
School may be had, BY addressing Rev. John. Co.
vert, or Rev AlphUnso Wood, Terre- Il auto, Ind.
Jan. IL. la5q-dw-ly JOHN C0vEkT
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UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.

THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF
Il this Institution will open on the
Third Monday In September, 1859.
TEACHERS.
The School will be conducted under the su-
pervi.ion Of y. @. BUFF, former Principal Of
secured as First Assistant. Other eomPetent
teacher. will be employed. so as To form an en-
ergeue Eos Of Instructors. ------ -.
OBJECT.
The object OF the School is to prepare classes
.or more advanced places al the opening OF The
olege proper in io5U. students desiring 20 take
a thorough course In College, can not ovefvalue
tue advantages of this Prepsrstory year; aud stu
dents in general will dad this one OF the most
thorough and practical Sehoolsin The West.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course ofstudy win embrace those branch
es which, In the regular course, belong TO the
| Preparatory Department; yetifa sufficient num-
Der apply, more advanced classes VIII be taught
TERMS.
The year win be divided into three terms, oil
twelve weeks each, with two weeks vacation
| between terms 7tal 60 1stcr .-sc sf IS
TUITION.
The following rates Of tuition will be charged
payable IN cdvases-- For the Primary studies
| % per term for the English studies, embracing
! &c Sing. English Grammar, Geography, Mental
- " r,,,en Art assS' 20 per term Tor .n'
araI >ciences--em5rsci cling Latin, Greek, Algebra
GEOMETRY, Natural Philosophy, Physiology snC
| History. S6 per term. No s1sCtioa, except Ii
case OF protracted illness. No extra charge 70
Incidentsls.
Theh will be conducted. for the couiin
year, in l. vsitn Blum Academy, which vii
accommoda - thundred students.
MUSIC
VIII be taught b, Niss HELks ALKIRK, for whic
extra charges will be made, H.
Ornamental Drawing and Painting
vii, be taught by Mrs. "A. r. aALE-no eztr
: BOARDING.
Can be obtained In the town and neighborhoo
atprices varying from sl.sO TO s2.2S per weel
GENERAL MARKS.
UMor CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 10 located at Meror
In Sullivan county, Indiana. This location
celebrated for Its numerous natural advants &,
and delightful scenery. The HAT rH ofthe pla
is equal, II not superior TO any other locality
the Wabash Valley.
This School will be thorough in scientific al
| moral raining, yet will fnculcate q o dogmatic
sectaran principles. II Is In the true sense OF q
term, a liberal School
special oversight and care will be exercise
J, over pupils from q distance. Their pecunla
interests will be attended to, II desired by p
rents or guardians.
J, students are ar :ently recommended to col
mence School at the beginning OF each term; y
they will be received at any time-pay.ng for /.
,ess than half the term.
Communications should be addressed 10
Principal, at Meron, sullivan county, fndi \
BY ORDER OF The BOARD OF TkUsTEE
Idlw-v Ht t- itit-fpq
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Is oRpsRIxo rIcKErs or CERTIFICATES.

Enclose the amount OF money 70 our address
Tor which you wish 10 purchase: name the 10
terry il which you wish IL invested. and whetl
err YOU wish Wholes, Halves or Quarters, on TO
esipt of which, VIC send what IL ordered. by Il 81
mail tnzether with the scheme.
iIunediateiy IfLerthe drawing, the draw NJ
bers will Dc sent with written explanation.
+. Purchasers will please write their signat rec
plain, and give the name of their Post ohce.
county aud state.
All communications strictly confidential
All priz = Of 81 no. aud under, paid imhedi
steiy amer The drawing. other prizes at the usuaI
time OF 10 days.
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Our Single Number Lottery,
ulsisi CLASS Sc,
CAPITAL Prize 100000!

Draws OH Saturday. January slsi, ls6o.
Whole Tickets $50, Haioes so; Quarters S..
gPOTiers for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail
az Express, to be direetedto
--sTO,Bf). EDDY & Co., Wilma gton. Delaware 3.
or. WOOD, EDDY & Co, August Georgia.
or, wuOD. EDDY & Co, Atlanta, Georgia.
y. 1.-The Drawings Of the Delaware state
10 tories are published IN the New Work Times.
y ~ Y rrK Herald, aud New York Zeitung.
Circulars cont ming sehsm7s for the month
will Dc sent free Of exPease, by addressing a.
dpcQz
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11
Standard, Miscellaneous, and Juvenile
" O K K s

keePup good assortment Of these works.
bringing on as they are published, the books, OF
order. on short notice, anything wanted " hich
may not have) in the wsy Of Theological, Medi-
cal. or Law Books. | am agent for VIgo County
for the sale of Appleton publications: The New
American Cyclt peda, Abridgment Ofthe Debates
of CongIess. American ElOquence, End Burtons
Cyclopedia Of Wit add HumOr. All of Spur
geon's Works. KItties Cyclopedia OF Biblical
Literature, and Oisha1sen's and CT ,rk's Com
meniisries for sale Ut PUBLISHERS PRICES.
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TIE ls R 4 HA UTE
CLASSICAL ACADEMY
And Family Boarding school.
sU FuuHTfy nOuTufnB ScUoof
no n HnYg

FOR BOYS.
"Ws do amiss to spend seuen or eight years
asreig in seraping together as much Latia and
Greek as might De learned easily and delightfully."-
AIM oFTHIs INSTITUTION
J. TO form good, intelligent, happy and useful
zen. The government is strictly parental, SET
competent knowledge Of our language lie
most Indispensable to every man our efforts are
therefore especially direcled to correct spe ling
elegant reading aud speaking, composing &c.
Mathematics are taught with q steady view to
business aud mental training.
LANGUAGES: fg
Heretofore, many ofthe hes. minds in the coun.
tr, have been deprived Of the advantages arr sing
from knowledge Of the Ancitlt and Moder RI
Languages, on account of the unreasona able length
of tune required for their acquisitions; but BY an
improved method Of teaching, which is COM
mended By Milton, Locke Leibniiz, Sidney Smith.
aud others, our students in French or German
are enabled To speak those languages In one year,
and q thorough course of Latin and Greek Ii
completediL three years.
LECTURES:
The student In the Classical Academyis taught
in one year the higher English branches, in a
course, that embraces four hundred Lectures
which are delivered In plain manner, and By
which he may |, arm more than he would by 20
ring over his text books, hich would oniy dis
courage him by their strange terminology, and rol
dim OF that time, which should be devoted Il
spelling, ritIIg. arithmetic and to his business
inf subjects:
Satu.aI Philosophy, ) Moral Philosophy,
astronomy, l Intellectual Philosophy
hrmistry. r Polit cal ECONOMY,
Minerolugy, Elements OF Laws,
Geology, Ancient History,
Physiology, Modern History,
Zoo.ogy,. General Literature,
botany, English Literature,
Physical Geography, Ancient Geography,
Agricultural Chemistry Antiquities,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH,
EXPENSES AND PAYMENTS Boarding. TutieI
IN the English Branches, washing, rooms, fue
and lights, per term of ten weeks, $50.
TUITION FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
English Branches. s. each Language, IS
Drawing. Painting, s.. One-half paymen
In advance, the balance at the middle OF the tern
Daily Lectures, with Philosophical Apparatus
will be given.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION,
s. ROYCE. Principal Prof. of Languages ant
Higher English Branches.
Wise SARAH PERRY, Teacher Of English
ranches.
Grs. Z. II. ROYCE, Teacher Of English anc
r amental Branches.
REFERENcEs-
Hon VIM ID GriswoIG & zee Wood, I. Bun
tin, MeGregor, John = I sher. 4 M Ostrander
Benz Mckeen, VIM Paddock, Judge ID Deming
Fred Markle. ls
For further information. address the Principal
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School Books.

The standard School Books of the day, com
prising McGufey 5 series IF Readers and pelIers
RAYS and Davies series OF mathematics Sui:
lions. Buffers, Smiths, PineO's, Towers, aud
Fitchs, GeogI aphy~; Burrit's " Smiths AstronO-
mys; GOodTich's, Wizards, and Wilson's His
torys; BUlIIon's, and McLintock and Crooks
Andrews and StOddard's, and ollendorh's Greek.
Latin aud french Boo. $; Comstock's and Ohm
>ted's Philosophy Cutters Physiology, and
Mrs. Lincoln's. COnssJck's and Wo0d's Class
Of Botany. Wesster's Spoilers, aud Webster's
Dictionsrys, from the Pocket to the Unabridged
edition, constantly on hand.
W7 Country Merchants aud Schools supplied
With aforementioned works, on the lowest
possible terms IL
FLANK BOOKS.
Every variety Of Blank Books, consisting Ia
part. oil DENY Day Books, gers, and Journals.
Russia Ends and Bands, Wide and Narrow Cap.
half and full bound Day-Books, Ledgrrs and
Journals, Cap and Quartes, Cash, Invoice and
I Record Bpoks. Receipt Bboks, Order Book
Note and Draft Books, HIl Books, Time Books
Blank Drawing Books, Bank Books. Scral.
boob Copying aud Copy Books, and every style
Of Pass, and Plain aud Tuck Memorandum,
Books.
Afull assortment Of papers for Printers, Coun-
try Merchants, and Town Peoples general use
such as Flat Cap, Blue aud White Ruled and
Cap and Letter Psper. Wide and Narrow Bill Pa
per- Plain aud Ruled Commercial Note Paper.
ladies' letters and Notes, ali sizes, Plain anu
GiltEdges.
TP have the agency for Middleton Mills
Print Pa peIs. and will furnish Printers OF Mill
prices. Envelopes of every style and quality.
STATIONERY ARTICLES.
sell Gold and Steel Pens, Pen Holders, Ven
ellis Inks, Ink stands, RubLer, Paper CLIPS, Bill
head Boxes, Sand Boxes, Sand, Sealing Wax.
Drawing Paper, Mathematical Instruments,
Bankers Cases. per Folders, Post Ofices, CAL
sndars, Bill Files, &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Everything desirable In the wsy OF Gents and
Ladies' Pearl. Velvet and Morocco Portmonaies.
Ca I'd Cases. Cabss. Tablets. Writing Desks, Port
folios. Work Boxes, Jewelry Boxes. Sewing Birds
Emery Bags. Card baskets, Spy Glasses, Stereo
scopes, and Jet Bracelets and Necklaces.
FOR THE TOILET.
The largest stock in market. Of Horn, Rubber
and she'll Tuck Combs, Round Combs. Also
Fancy and Plain Hair Pins, Fine Derfumes, Soaps
and Pomatums.
gr Friends, one and ell give a call, at No
Z. Phenix Row, or g., Wabash stTeft. and will
endeavOr 10 show you by honest, upright dealing
that my statement Is true. Yours,
OLIVER BARTLETT.
Nov. % Wly
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CERTfvtcArss or PACKAGES In The above Scheme
10 BE- crawn each "Wednesday, will he sold NJ the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate OF p'kge of mi Whole tickets, si49 81
tiIa - fas =. -t' 20 Hat =" "a ~
as1ffl "a 10 "a" e6 Quarter I" 55
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having been entirely reHtted and adspted 70 the
California trade, will hereafter run as above
leaving his port on the 5IH and PORN or each
Month. from the foot OF Casal Street. North River
9rPssseneers add Mails will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad. and connect at Panama with
the racine Mail Steamship Company . msgnifi-
eeniSteamships. which will he in readiness aud
leave IMMEDIATELY Tor San francisco. They will
be Embarked free of expense from Railroad, by
Company sSteambosi TABOGA.
An Experienced Surgeon is attached to each
ship Steerage passengers fouDdtn crooked pro.
visions, bedding, aud a tendance. Its believed
that tho accommodations afforded by the above
ships ere unsurpassed BY any In The world. The
public are Informed that tie r. NJ. S. S. Co.. al-
ways have ONE OR M0RT EXTRA STEAMERS,
lying Ut Panama, ready Tor sea, to avoid any pos
sible detention OF Passengers aud mails and en-
bark their passengers by Steamboat
For passage apply OF the only ONCE of the CON-
parry. on the WharffJot Of Canal Street. North
hi,sr: ss WILLIAM u. WIcKHAh.
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-11
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