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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27
CoLBY's PATENT CLOTHES REEL

COLBY's PATENT CLOTHES REEL
1t is cheap and durable-prioe only %, painted
and set up in your yard. It is simple in its con-
struetlon, can be managed by any Onei and besides
the ground occupied by the old plan OF hanging
clothes all over the yard, Is worth more than the
price of this Reel In one year, for shrubbery and
fruit trees, and is just the thing for small yards
Call and see one OF them in operation in front Of
my shop, and be convinced for yourself.
s. II. THOMAS,
shop on ST. Clair, near Third street.
jan2O. utf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27
Fire and Water.Proof.

with equal facility.
THIS ROOFING COMPOUND is NO
experiment that has yet to be tried, but has
ESTABLISHED REUTATIoN, having been used for
several years past by hundreds Of wELL-KNowR
Citizens of this state, as well as throughout the
United states.
To few of the many who have TRIED 1T, and
and are willing to testify to its merits, REFERENCE
j. R. Straughan, supt. of tho s. NJ. &PR.R. Resi-
dence-Delaware, Ohio.
(1hiB Roofing may he seen on the buildings OF this
II. r. Co. both at Springfield and Delaware, Ohio)
Benjamin Powers, (BaDker) do do
(The" "American House" is rooted with this Com
pound)
Thos Evans, (7tove and Tin Dealer) Delaware, O.
Ed Cox, Painter, Delaware, Ohio.
G. 4 A. Styer, Merchants, Delaware, Ohio.
Frost Willis, Architects and Builders, Delaware,
Ohio.
Harvey Howard, Wooster, Ohio.
DR.. Hunter, Seville, Medina Co., O,
Louis Vaughan, Seville, 4" 4"
T. b. BrockwaY, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev A. r. HOwbert, BucS rus,
Pbilo Wood, Oberlin,
George Reynolds, Akron,
The "Neil House." Columbus Ohio, ,is also rooted
with this Compound
Also, the estate Prison." and also the estate
House at Columbus, Ohio, will be rooted with this
Compound during the coming Spring.
Samples of this Roofing Compound may be seen
at NO. 1853 MAIN ST (near the Jail) where all or
ders will be received and further in formation gwen
County and Town Rights for sale.
W. W. DENNIS, PROPRIETOR,
feb2i dtRi wGm DAYTON, OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27
NEWS ITEMS.

Douglas delegates 10 Charleston were cho-
sen in Baltimore on Tuesday last, by a large
majority.
Al one Of Gen. Oass receptions in wAshing>
ton, last week, there were 1000 invited people
present.
or some thirty five clerks IL the U. 8 House
Of Representatives, Mr.. FOrney has selected
ssven from Pennsylvania.
The Charleston Courier contains a call for O
meeting Of the citizens to take preliminary
measures in regard TO representatives in the
Oh arleston Convention.
The Senate Of Alabama have passed a joiui
resolution, apprOpriating $4,000 for the relief
Of Virginia in paying the expenses Of the Har~
per's Ferry affair.
An American dentist who went 10 Nice 10
set the teeth Of the Empress Of Russia, per-
formed his work so satisfactorily that the royal
lady gave him diamond ring worth twelve
thousand dollars.
AMALaAMATloN BALL IN New ToHK.-A
grand amalgamation ball came off a few
evenings siuce NJ INC AbSemOly EOOmb on
Prince street, composed entirely Of black
men and white women; no white man or
black women was admitted The Daily
News says:
The room was tastefully decorated with
banners, flags, &c, and portraits of celebra'
ted nbolitionists, conspicuous among the
number being beautiful colored photo
graph of John Brown, surrounded by a
wreath of laurel. At O'Clock the festivi>
ties were brought to close by the arrival Of
Broadway gamblers and shoulder hitters
with bags of flour and SCOT concealed about
THAR persons. They commenced by throw
ing the flour over the black men, and the
SCOT over the white women. At this juno.
ture the lights were extinguished, and then
commenced scene which beggars descrip'
tion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27

These figures are queer add suggestive things.
Wire-pulling is great institution. Wires
work we'll. When we'll pulled. Add hers We
may refer. in view Of the votes received by
our representatives, to . motion made Ia the
morning BY Mr.. Hsnry stOddard. sr.. 10 good
faith. that our three representative at Oolum.
bus should act as three delegates. He looked
around for : second, but no second was 10 be
found. Fieods hurried over 10 him and en-
plained mattsrs. He was haally persuaded 10
Withdraw his motion. which spoiled no little
fun. Had vote been taken, our representa-,
tivss would have been badly snubbsd. oo0ysr
would have had worse pains In his back than
be had on the day ofthe Senatorial vote. Par.
rett would have written no more speeches for
At least q fOrtsaight. And ouppy. good and
humble Chase man a. he ia. Would have fully
realized he fate Of the poor dog Tray, Who vas
guilty Of nothing bat keeping bad eompsRy.--
Il h botlsF a Il 10. Il ls pleasant thing %
dgsan sa 10 the dsluslOn iAa. yOu ara 'gsailF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27
C ON M Ell CIAL .
Dayton Market.

IMoNDAT. 2 p. m, Feb "a, go.
The market is unehangsd, and very dull !;
10 fact il Bsvsr was known 10 be dulleF this
season Of the year. There il scarcely any
grain offered buyers readily offer the fellows
in. r,rican
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-27

the average Chase strength being about l4O,
and the average Opposition about 80 or more
Other persons were voted for as follows;
Samuel Crsighead 81 Wilbur Conover "a
Z A Parrot ~ Henry StoddArd 81
3 O Emily ~ + p Cuppy 3S
Henry WAymiEe IS David Carroll 80
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CHE DAILY EMPIRE
Cincinnati Agency.

~ MailtB, ,ooper ryearinadvanoe.
10 cents per Week. payable 70 tho carrier.
single oopiea. .putup In wrappers. .Boents.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-20
oamSm 9'amrrtt Yadrtiabrt Ncttrn- 8elsulbait.
SamOficbiffdbrt

paHourS une Rep Bort, Stn Southampton,
sanI''is snserItstsH srObsn sitrn,n yolcanlpiiiit
o orut lta, 20OO lons, apt. lrau!mann.
9a mmOria. 1000 IONS, Capt. Sbm.ultu
Saronta, 200 Cons, &apr. @blsrs.
Obist pssh ibrer bnsnsn dno slTtliden tabr,u rubu
''NF 0sIaEnt DamPfl6iTe wsrpsn rtselmaFts ain
ertsn unb ,5uuf,ebnlrn jrDeH Nipuats
c'n New gOrf unc 5amburs rio 5uutb,nptou trp,s ,,A
Hiemen YaiasisEs pan &ep BORT nan
hamburg, $asrt. soneon -Lnr seutbampton
~ foleenpen Yrsitn:
Srns Sajlts -. 500.
5wttlt 9aiute So
SpHnehptd 35
Grfe Gaile $Ii2sO ayptitr S,m,r 81 'on;c1.nA.1 a
$40. 2StSn gaiiase ip:npt man lin AZ 'f''~
8. D. Rta,are, &uas y. Gmp.
$50 Hycaerpap, Rtrp 9hr;
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6pI,! 6pl,I

pan terpaerene einen srskta 8errab ppn
gsns nne 0iEenbrii better Suali,af uno tana ,sinr
Hunesn erni unier cen snseR S'tninGunser ptri,brn
ei aaulen ppn RlaerR te baS 9SelraGeu ptenfrr be-
c9t StlttluuSsn wrlbe binisaen percen bt Taknrp H.
Srtt ceer gsO u. ounrIep. rUasirase Ionic IN ptr 6p
atCfas IN SrSaer nobs SrOrfe @ssnne perpsn ,rp:ri
StleIst yre!s; DaS hsIte Gibsnbpll III $3.50, unt
2dnHtnboli Iu $500 per &prb. :}anle6 q AHprrt
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SScMe 2&$irtbicbaft
ullO
Saaerbisrr . al o n.

Saasrbisr salon.
Ctm Yueiifum Die srssttnffs anriae, pae Ger
uAterisidn'ts iii iein.m pauit am NIIsn S,iartr
rrm 6tibmarft grasnItsr, cine seirtbjtaft nsti
Vaserbier' Salsn trritbtst bat, mpislth er Ht
lrsuen mirr, ielne 5reunre unp ras Wutlifuu I'm
aliAtmentn NIT Rem bsltn @etr1nf,n seei.ncn
III tDnnsn. SIprenes miiI.r
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Jrani Staure.

Srani Staure,
l"H Srcaricabe, ;milbeu Der 6. une 7. Cir
bali Gin rettes une wobIaii0rtirt.e Eager pou
ei5arrsn, 8dnths. 6dus unp Spnupitdbuf
. siSneT ssa6rfatisn une .lmrcrfaton
len abast 8amntli ipn 22sperptrfiufsr nb otri5n>
Hen et 5m sOrGSrsu, sbe lie ibTe tsntaur anp,rpst;o
mdten. ~ '.S
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MONTICELLO HOTEL

S"iatrl Strltr, Stlrts. GaFee- GNen,, @psep-
u! ntb t'Isr Senss ar3ersr Irr;fr sarumtrscn, yu
'nf Srii aeI Sreirn 91ntrr rar 3abntarisn au pt 50
lSsns, &c. ie. gum Serauf bt 6 6 Eiihtr Ast
@'lSnr Nh gai0ne GIaE 9urs. belVnerre iar s on.
Itei5nern une esneiiScS ranr ns bei lrec, teblstr
Ouanst un:er SaSrirreis ~ easra ss
:. 9. 6ifttrr 4at
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NiebmomS, Ssa., Oicnifag bcu go. Aears 1860.
Neeammtnl acbu,ra .,,.

Sstssn lei St.amsr ,Samssiprn'' ,in, irii6,
Scnruns s1aarcn ertatttn. nie.iptst:
f.ari- 8rrIfc ron a(Ien Nummsrn,
9irntu. tIrtiite :3mstitsn,
arres Finicn. stipalttrs GrtItn,
friidc bctinrilrbt 6rrinst.
Sdrciu,s unc Sa,iartclIsn,
,6tt 06ttinltr Sersslat- 9Nurlt &c.
Sciruesrs lsnfe if ris Nuim.rtiamtcit h,s
TutIitums auf eas icettn erbsltsns Q 5au.r-
fraut. eat s'eite fir eisisn SYinter.
RiGmsnc, 81. Sstruar 1860.
ST.. Spbu 6erbta
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Yoraelan.. Stein nnp GLaswaaren. G,eihSft

yorssuan', stein nnp GIaSwaarrn- 0el6Sft
DtH sesbasn eta&tn Yubifum IL flnr eas an rcr Cd,
DER rSIsab uhr Ersn SraIs Gin tncrmes passr BON aI,T
eane tl&irI tur st pauSwiris&afr eahrI it, wete eas
siniiae etItl1t Uebd eietr art in 8lnl no iit nier
enforcement tntea!f 0las., Su> pprcsllans ySaarsn
wttr une e'ahen, rrrI aler ART, RaHtc> unp 2pttan
nsH. cdmpsn ven 3inn, aG britannia ane perrIsttir
- Apreertfr SptAt une Spitseslaitr .aler Qrpseu -
S@ne- Eltietr-, ATen, nnc S&rIurburR aud aicrbanf
tprss @aaren une SrltIjsus 21letcrYrrfaur ws,orr
tS sorireea rnetn bti unS crit rprsup-strn Ia pir in
Siahos F.e ibnn anSnabEswcs bl pcrfauier ~ fpuncn
S6.aa7 u. ErHp. Gde Der 3 n 8rr1nfr
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sNlntcrmoptn ppn bIten uuo yRaseu,

DtA sterieIbneIsn stre:at IS gum SsIsnasen, Ien,n
gtsunesu une eem pubum (rn Eager yen psrSl- unit
sotHr s1aarn entrtDn W teHntn eaS ap$ ben mpctra
Fen ErleSn, Silt, ill unD Sebrrpuftn fur Derr. uue
AHlssn icIf Sr5b, Yrsbrne, banana uub pInblati
pW'H, une 6anep Russn uno Sineer putin &c. beesi
wtIA. Nrntsl tr Stsen bdar auBtrli biliS Straut
pate psresn n1fh Serj1ri lnReferEisi.
Dtrlelbe bet, ttnen Stpre No Is 2rpaetr III t,iuAsn
aHt t;a Baareniascr iu bti1tissn. 8eO. &. Ssp Asl
0amplihiffdbrt ,p,bsn 8bmCmp II. Iep yurt.
Die ttteen sroFsa uAb peaura tin,erfnn SEE anpF-
l@trt 1amssfapL" mo RraHst" werptn ptm reijtnetn
YHelitan SruuSuns sernS enrf9blen. Ter shrprse
e1st III Der &du nel 8ett une Itpf $S, uno i'm 3pi.
lnsHsed S. Die lmeS;1wn" psrdBt ibrtn gDbaIf an
NSdtS tcen DIenitls I'm uor YdrnlIasS pibr nt bic
,hoanNtt leoeR J5reitda br abtnrs Sits YcnI
aolasFt sr pdS eeert Damriibl benuEen nil, bst IG
'u 9rH Unitrititbneten cir j5abr5iUa III lbsn.
6rabt miro bilisG snasnommeR punlhft btf5rosrt
. 9aHdsspreiS nadp 9orfoit $500.
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@a6lits. @rGfnuna.
.. Gutter uno ). Saller'e
Srsesry unp 9ropiiipn-S StSre
sm gteusn 1arft,
SbS 6eIr'e altStriipre ssssnles..
HelfTe esnntsn pduefiaasn, w,6e ptn Seueu Narf b,
GNen tne eerbr stnac!Gctn bt uaS pprSuyrsts, 30 lie
que artitt. wss I'M osus5aItt nctSs S, st, une Sts
NHcen resesH. ersebtnn 4 @Hftr a. g. 9ItE
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q. A. FAUCHE.
lscu YaTis),
b T ~ a der unp slepsII,

23S Srras> usbs Der 1ieu Smast
%. u. Gau6s, her iet eis.uno ipanii, 5abr,u in h,p
irlttH ueren. uns Sepcler< <Gtltan pen p:rls 0,,rf
csneon une Nep 9ot bshafJt par erlaubt jid orn 3r
germ 8ihmOneS eie Ineae u nsrea, car er 233 Srs,er
t'n irarti4ts 'clfI eont bat ne i irsusn wirc al.
IN htn e'thaft ttaibIauct arbeen paielS ,nto,a,n
ureHtn uEe iur 3arieor ihIit aWSilbren ,n fennsu
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SestHsuustr

SestHsuWstn.
CTR ,Suwis1" cyittint ertn Rrrstu, Esurast ausst-
Ssrmtu run grdtnten Spkeiytipnstreis rrn 10 Cts,
.,NI. az bic reis Iriaer retr S. on in Ssitr Esraut
ttabluas. IHiistn Tineen fsIstnetn Seinsuns,n
Sufratxs Ginmalidt GiRr6une zen 10 tiltn ssr uni-
ar ~ &c. ireia,aiist IS Gts Srtimaliet 500. cine
Nsx, 81 t5 einen Rsnat S2.5s erei Tenate $500 fts
spruat S5co. ire,i Yonaie $i2os in strttliibr i6sr
s,,rausst,atlnas aneiatu. bic md &ttttR srSretrt
trtrsr fsdntn. rsrsen nit $500 PER 3abr sUesnt
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aa eis Damen siia m cuss

Aa sis Damen 3li4mpues.
Tdeams Saud e Coon pariS), 1t. sci Der
ttt,n Gstr in De 8anits Sntiut fur ibre 6us sls
FIRsT-CLASs diploma
rl,t bat 2ss SIraeraee nabe ftr 3ten elm ntuts unb
s:iSbaItisrs easer zen RIaintrs- 3eaarn ers fa,t
@iaoamt i. BAT eit Gbre esn Dan eu 9bnirnSs ar:u>
lsissu. e9s ibr Eager son YpunttS unb 9tilIinrrp-
BaareH Der ntatittn franiSiibtn Sasrn unc C,inrad
anetbsrtn ssiatals rprraibs ee neien pIrtr u stw>
DSrter geseen IN 9rHSeS, Gsabsrs. 98reatba 3bbpue
uns vasS Eseat IT, mire Die sroFts aumertian.eit auf
slt 'er u Ebe reroenotu auttr-9t perseen une ibrt
esnnt!nHtn tsRntn itt sersrt bitten, eaS te Hur auto
ine sti5mldsSl anSasfaste l3aars Oil.it 6: bait,n
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3iIucr Sf1re:
Rn. 252 SroIc- Strate,

3itncr Store:
sta. 252 s5roap- Strase,
81. Il. MIXERS
iets erm TuhI;;ant eSestn esB in sssn senannt
EolsTc tin
Grocery unc Grnfteticndrp .&aaer
rtkat bar peSem yrpRe Ggspaol etrdrtissr
tilsI ~ etu bniSpen Gre. ltn seitauTt uaai.ntiia
CtuIlne drurtfe.
als brft. erit, SaftrSruEt. UeP, Sasr, saue uut
ipslisns Grslfn. ptn, ctbtuGen. S1nes Gsuoes kes,
timsarsfr uxe Srmticrt~lc. bouanhbt rtrns, 0saru
H. |. 70. Eu zen sllislen Yrtiien ~ eabtu stl
VI y. Utoere. 232 SIraefr.
urDer.attnS.
3tT nnfsieitneIe 10 Ei im Staust. tstn auftras IN
thtH @eiGdtit anSiu!ubrcn UNI pa sls ale alrsIi6
9tHs HusUabl ron = u: gen ut frrwdbrsnc arrraibls
elE atrtr, suttI enp1Stn mil tintm snIta 4rtl,
rti uni ruPIsen 9ttrfen FUR etrraisrn Ytbraut
En AujHcrti1nItcI Frie jnbabern II. SdnIitn Eri
Er'l1Iet AMI telnr SrrBe Suspabl s0n Diandeta
&uSbfucTune SepbaS. Stubsn ". Spriaa>
wIt sroMpI belorS. 0rdnfis Giust,
Hroaeur., Gdt Ger 1ttn Sna6e.
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GeiAdftS'GrrHnuns.
.. Gutter unp S. al;sr's
@rOcerD nub N:poiFOn gtoi

am Wfnth NlrfJ
Gts. 5elo'S Siel:trlars scarrilsr
H"ss otlta,t pal]fTauCu ptlt. etn Ntutn WM htIH
rne srTib slnSelaotn bel ups ycr;ulerat no allie
mr. es'9E III paRS5Sn IsioIs i'm gut ane b:ui FR-
srSehtaa
.. Gafrr q. 8. SaIltr.
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=. 3 PottsS. r..
Sr0ar Stra6,. irifheu 6. u. I. Strasr, nebsn
u. S6ar't ,,gBilbslm 5eu 6aue"
DtreIse smretIt etm bitiseu unh eurdreitnetn Tub.
UNI tns Lufs stf6n,adspntt snetribrste SarkirifHbt
ine fSmtihtIi 6. baf Yiemsnb ntn Sbrs anetrs, alt
'eTt ufresu nber bic ocbtilbaftc Strdnerns pcr;Ssi
tt ibm ur ftiHsu uue S,utr Gtbulisu Sduce III 9bri
sre. &crner emr6eblt it m dirursiIrr Oreraiisntn
's 3abnausubmtn, set.Iai,u. SuteeetIeetn. 5rSritn
g. ' 9eritlte ubrt Elm eossr etr been YartlmercS
abrer en irSoei6rttt 5inr staeu bas craurpereenu u
SnefaGsn Ger 5aare. lin 5uirru6 tittet p. Spttts.
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sD,&tts ,nr Aut uup irpru G,uvlntn /!

Nintia tur NUf uHp lrbrn GlnVIntn.
rnicIetner Isti rtn, s,ebri,n utl I'M ii eaF sr e.:
fassr GusT 5rTttn SSctHs riiuaEs sL better Quail
isi s tI IN epptR uHb Rttnn une ~ ben bilacn prl
tS dsaEt. Et,eiet BALI Sleaue cir Wager on eeuilTs
gra1rn. ftuilnu sSuIt, OcTselaspurh. Slunuurn unt
oprarItnaGsen, S-retEtn, csreats, 3pttlHtn Pdf.r-
srIbt, SsI2nir. Sbpetirrat une ripsr agel be IT,
s;;UralIcn uHe -pE jr.deuten seprant a,re. Hills,
&Rtauc tStA ttebtR Vianr. ntcettum auEeri kiuI,
fuaHta 81 tsanen. 1rbn Z 6ae,
NaInifTaFt. irIlatn Ter Ii. une is
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6. Jabrgeaa,s,.
n, . t;erman ADVERTISED,

Tie German ADV ERTfSER,
g. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor, =
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertise mcnts reasonable
orylcE: Tth Str, between CLAY * LEteu.
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Ter Inter r;siGurts trlautt iih ieintu r,rtbr
Runctn nnS hem setbrttn ubtum terbart Itin rei-
sasce PAGER itls refertisttn SIoftln are Sut,n
better Sual,lSt stter iG tnritbs. Btttlunscu wsretR
prompt une G5rcr auS9eiubrt
&tprae z tNfeI, e.
Rr. I55 Yrpseifr.. Rsnictns Sch
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ascme Mu3cieem.
T usr Nob lInesu

II usr IlSb ltaesa
an Srcaofr., ,wii1en Or 2. uue 8. Straes.
unet6settr r,attt Gem peutihen gubfuN bic ersscn,
gnuiat, eaE CT an etsem StlSt sen NsttQahtu crsTnd
tst uKe kititt sertsniatnhen dusr ststattn 3u
t:ru6 Htne %rbs,ien rttetn s~ n,ad,pl uhS IiraISf
S;ais suestiutrt &craraturen srtn u une ttuia.
Rho Won Rrtte en-
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W. u. Ilytr's,
BrHaritr.. ,miiben Der 3tsn uur 4ttR Sttaee,
is'At Dem stebrtsn reutihtn 9utlitum an, CAP ,r
ISttsn mt rem S6'if "GsrrinanD" islssnte
Hadren trtelteu hat:
90 5as nnis 5srinae,
100 5a6 neut 3rt:ibcn,
5d6 SetrrGnett 9sirntn,
lcrrtt sint quite auswIbl beRtidaer Sriidbte. an
SSispsra> rfIpfer pertLufe ia Iussra siria.
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OtlUattS= SIpHnunS.
5pbu Serbia

st stz rutlbcn Yusltam IN. CAP ere etutfte Sscy
Fei-paMsuHs Dor .r9ae. iwiibtn eel iitu uus Ttt
erTdgt pUprI har Dusnins tmghtblI F itiu eepiirt
6tGsie pAI trosutie iS GItjtH, E'uie SubR,n ptrl,
Strkt JpcijtH. 1iriSn, Srren iluEeIu),e 5aucritsu
tTilSt asusnrIrt Ioernat, SipaHa fodtn unp amalrt
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08
TeGaL.

d EGISTER'S NOTICES Notice is here
Ia by given that there has been fled and settled in
he Office of the Register of Wills, in and for the county
of Bradford accounts Of Administration upon the follow
ng estates viz:
Final account Of David Alien, Admir- Of the estate
Solomon Allen, late OF Franklin, dscdased.
Final account of James Elliott Guardian Of the minor
children Of William Hovey, hte Of Ulster, deceased
Final account of C. W. Churchill and Il. Kelly, Admrs
of the estate Of Malvn Wooster late Of Leroy. decd
Final account OF J. R. Fletcher, Admir- OF the estate
Of Nelson johnson, late Of Pike, deceased
Final account of Henry A. and Alanson Miller, Admr
of the estate of Abraham Miller, deceased.
Final account OF Elizabeth and Samuel /. Williams,
Admrs Of the estate of John Williams late Of Pike, de-
ceased.
Final account Of Mason Tingley Wm. r. Pickering,
adm'rs Of Chauncy Tingley, late of Orwell dec d.
Partial account Of Marlin Holcomb, guardian OF Sey-
mour 81 Wooster minor child OF AGlvn Wooster. de- d.
Final account Of Joseph Hinchman, adm'r oi Horace
Hinchman, late Of Ridgbcry deceased.
Final account Of Hector Ovens, executor OF Anna
Green, late Of Ridgbery deceased.
Final account OF Sarah johnson and II. V. DunhGa,
admrs Of Charles Johnson, late of Windham, dec d.
And the will be presented to the Orphans Court
of Bradford county, MONDAY the 30 day Of Dec.
next, for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES II. WEBB Register.
peoisfar's Office lSGO.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08
4 CARD.

IN the Spring of 1852 Mr.. J. A. CAMPER and myself,
sold the following Grape Vines throughout the county
and elsewhere Isabella Clinton. Catawba, Concord Di
ana. Rehecca, White Isabella, White Sweet Water and
Burgundy, all of which purchased in New York
State and written warrantee given OF the same by the
men of whom purchased The lsabe la, Catawha and
Clinton are true TO Having fruited the Diana.
Concord Rebecca White Sweet Water, White Isabella
and Burgundy, find they not true to name, they
prove to be Isabella and Catawba The sequel shows the
gentleman that sold the variety of vines to be
a most deceiYing fallen unworthy the name of a
man and has left parts unknown this Is all unplea
SAINT Mr. j. AMPEB will visit every man he sold vines
TO- this fall and next spring, and repair and make good
our warrant. The reputable Nurserymen have thrown
out (do not cultivae) the Whie Isabella White Sweet
Water and Burgundy, they do not think them so good
or prolific as the common Isabella, hence all the Isabella
that the purchasers have worth what was paid for
them and more too the demand for the Concord Rebecca
and Dianna makes them worth more than SOFA tue
nine varieties for the loser the purchaser gains by
it, By mutual consent J. A. CAMPER and myself nave
dissolved partnership. All the vines Mr.. GAMPER mas
sold since the spring of 80 have been true to name d
pend upon Mr. CAMPER is most reliable he Is now sell
ing valuable acquisitions in the Grape line and consider
ed so by experienced Nurserymen. The Delaware,
Hartford Prolific. Logan, Diana, Rebecca and Concord
grape Vines stand the highest d all the new varieties
hope my misfortune will not initiate against the IN
erests of Mr. DANIEL HARKINs, he is gentleman ana
reliable All the varieties of proper vines oT sale
at my Garden HARRY MiA'
Tovagda, October Is, 1850,
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EtgaI.
NOTICE TO AssEssORs.-The severa
Assessors for lsGl M nake their retnrns in the

IN Assessors for lsGl viii make their returns in the
following order, viz:
For Athens Borough sthens Township, Albany, Ar.
uenia Asylum Burlington Township, Burlington Boro,
and Burlington West upon Monday. November - 1890
Canton, Columbia, Franklin, Granville, Herrick,
Lchfeld, Leroy and Monroe Township, upon Tuesday,
November 20.
Monloe Borough, Orwell, Oyerton. Rome, Rdgbury
South Creek Standing Stone and Smithaeld upon We'd
neslay, November q.
Springfield, SLeshequin. sylvaHia Borough, Towanda
Township Towanda Borough, Towand1 North, Troy
Borough and Tuscarora, upon Thursday, November "a
Troy Township, Terry Ulster, Pike, Wysox Wyalusing
Warren and Wells, upon Friday, November IS
Windham and Wmot. upon Saturday, November "a.
Assessors requested 10 be punctua in making their
returns upon the day designated in their warrants They
also required 20 extend the Of each person
valuation into tie right hand column OF their assessment
BY order Of the Commissioners.
Z. B. COOLBACGu Clerk.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.--In the matter Of
N the estate of TiYphenG Smih-In the Orphan s
Court of Bradford County.
The Undersigned an Auditor appointed by said Court
TO distribute funds in the hands OF the Administrators
raised by the sale of said decedens real estate viii
attend to the duties OF his appointment at his once,
1885, at o'clock p. m, at which time and place ali
persons interested are requested to present Ler cals
- o''' ~ p D. MORROW,
o,t ls SEQ Auditor.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE-Nolce is here
~ by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
hereby requested TO make payment without delay
and all persous having claims against said estate will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
c. 6. GRIDLEY,
Oct le, 1850. ExscEtcT
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! IrDITOR.S NOTICE En- He uql

a UDITOR'S NOTICE-M tie matter Of
n The csiafe Of Ai,fd -4igyc. deceased. in the Or
plaus Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned, auditor. appointed by said Court
to distribute the monies in the hands Of Tie Administa-
tors as per account filed will attend To the duties Of his
appointment at his Office in To"anda Borough, on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of NOVEMBER Gt which
time and place all persons interested will present their
claims be dcbareG from claiming any portion Of said
f!ud. G.. d. N0NrANYE.
October 10. l,G9. Auditor.