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The oOuutry-An Epigram.

Ane ioiowing is dedicated to the Boston
fost by the Boston Commonwealth II wonlJ
'-peai ic-ueulea'ing to brace of copperhead
1--WE 60 70 he county 1t or vrongP,
When the county was wrong; but nov r. 4. ,,h.
The Democrats" neither win sing fort nor sSt
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APoLoeY.-Hon. s. G. Fessenden of Rock
land was announced to address the Young
Mems Lincoln and johnson Club on Friday
evening, but was prevented from doing SO by
the impossible state Of the roads, rendered So
by the storm. ,tis g 80
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday. .............Nevember S.
la1-sa4 90 ARRIVED.
Brig Nancy N Locke, Hin. Havana, with loss of
foresail and jib. ~
Brig OrtOlan, Gooding, Matanzas.
Brig Rio Grande, lawrence Havana.
Brig Speedway, Anterior, PictouNS. "
Sch Henry Crosby, Smith, Elizabethport.
Sch j Cummings, Lunt. Eastport.
Sch Coral, Kent, New York for Camden.
Sch o Dodge, Lewis, Boston for Bangor.
Sch Penntah Josephine, Higgins, from Eden for
Boston. eEi l1-a II si fslErf7
Sch Avon, Park. Bangor for Boston. Oh d M
eia CLEARED. 60 EFat
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York-Emery
Fox. ef4s
Ba,que Eyentide, Park, Havana-H Robinson.
Brig Wilmington, Allen, Caibarien-E Churchill
& Co.
sch Blake tBr) o'Brien. Walton Ns-master.
Sch Albert, Cogswell, st Andrews B-master.
Sch Searsvile. Dennis, Norfolk Orlando Nicker-
son. @~-ssASr3 =
Sunday .........r.a........ November 6.Si
ARRIVED. See
Steamer Lewiston. Knight Boston,
u S steamer Yantc, from a cruise lf
Brig -, new, not named, Littlefield HarpsweH
Sch Henrietta, Tooe, Bangor. as Y
A fine brig. built by Capt Norton Slower AT Harms.
weI NOT yet named, wa towed to this port on Sun
day. Capt. Littleheld fcmer3y of sch White Sea,
will command her. - - 49,
.Das a6 50 u 49, sfaar1
LAUNCHED-At Richmond Me- Sd inst, from the
yara o. Southasd fine ship Of HOO tons, owned
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the handkerchief Light Vessel Is again placed on
ner station and the Relief which occupied that DO.
sition, has been taken 10 Woods Hele.
s2 BY order Of the Lighthouse Board. $40 va
Lighthouse Inspector, I'd District.
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"a I. W. ALBRIGHT, Treutler, from Breslan,
Province Siesa in Prussia is requested to send his
address By letter to G. KsosLANcH, 81 Exchange
Place New York. as he has news for him from
Europe. noyedst*
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In this city, Nov g. Mrs Eliza Gilkey aged rs yrs.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at st Luke's Church. Friends are invited. a
At sea, Sept 18th, on the passage from Cape Verd
Islands to Boston, Capt Jonathan Bickford, Of brig
Monte Christie tlna g0ts.e 6a4 aau rs
In Bath, Oct 80, Mr. Alexander Bearce, aged about
AZ years.
In Bath, Nov 4. Mrs Frances G. wife of Capt Chas
N Delano aged 40 years months. n
In Woolwich. Me, Nov 4. Mrs Anna Gpinney, OF
Georgetown. aged 70 years months. t' s94
In East Iyermore, Oct %, Deacon Joseph Lyford,
aged so years. y
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kYEpiIeptic Fits cam be Cared. --Dr.
LocKRoW having become eminently successful in
cSring this terrible malady, invites all similarly a
cte to cali sond for circulars Of references and
testimon of numerous cases cured of from one to
twenty.four years standing. He deYotes his atten-
ton especially to diseases the Axis,
or Nervous system, and soeits an investigation OF
his claim to the public confidence.
I4l West 42d street, daily from 10 A. n. to p M,
except Saturday and sunday. Address all letters to
DR. v. b. L0CKROW, New YORK.
Care OFF. o. Box 51l6. oct7dSm
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~ One Of the sensations of London life lust
now, is preaching in theatres, which is being car
ried on in five houses, every Sunday. s'e
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A dispatch from Gloucester states that seSs Py-
thor~ s,sd- Fmeliue. Tor Catharine both OF Maiees
drae,ed ashore ia that harbor 10 the gale ON the 4th
BETWEEN the stage Fort and the Gut. Botn ohged
Sch otter Rock. before reported abandoned at sea,
was from Bangor for Georgetown, - y lnonPs .o
master. She was an Az vessel OF isz IONS resS'ei'
and built at Castine in 1858. :, o..,.o,, e.
Sch Defiance, Pendleton, rom Geoigetto."ns i t
Boston. drove ashore at Holmes Hole nl9nI OF tne
Sd will probably come off without damage
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Wendell Phillips, ESD,
On enesday Evening, November 10
AT THE aase
NEW CITY HALL.
The second Lecture bv

The second Lecture, by aa- tl
! JOHN B: COUGH, ESQ, w
On Tuesday Evening. nov. %.
To be followed weekly thereafter on Wednesday
Evenings, by ll'
Rt. Rev. Bishop Clark of II. !.
Rev Henry Weird Beecher,
.sn Rev. A. a, WIliets, of N. ". III
3 John 9. g, Abbott, the Historian, b
Dr.J. g. Holland. of Springfield ~
Geo. w. Curtis of N. Y.
Rev. e. III. Chaplin. -
The remaining Lsct1rsis viii be announced in
few days sysftft NfNtA
Tickets 50 each for the courfe o. +Detve Leo
lures instead ten here TO be ha1 at the
Bookstores and Paine'5 Music STORE.
Mambers can procure their tickets at e. G. An.
drews' Muse Store, 81 Exchange st EaSh mem-
Der 10 entitled to tro tickle at Sl,75 c3ch. .fs
Tickets for members will be reserved uutil Nom
day Morning, heU. Il; af.ee which they will be
offered to the public.
The sale Of tickets VIII bs United TO the capacity
Of the hall rt.s f y. 49,. 49, NJ
LHoTUaE COMMITTEE. 81
oHAs. H. FLING, T. E. TwIFcHELL,
JOHN G. PROCTOR. K. p. GERRISH, f
GEO. n. sMARDoN, CHAs. e. JOSE. -
q eA.i4i =. Q. FwITcHELL. e4-E 4a
NOV o-1tt "
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GOODS MARKED DOWN,
AT
80 e CHI an&e ST.
--v ALBUMS SELLING CHEAP. a
Give DRESSER call. *2woct25

ANDREW Dew. BARss, M. D.,
Graduate Of the university Of Edinburgh" Scotland,
Late Resident Surgeon of the "Royal Maternity
Hospital" Edinburgh.
Residence-corner of Cumberland and Locust sts
TOfHce hours, to IL A. N. and 2to 4P-M.
- ~ ~ IN Jl1o 4 St oct172m*
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NOTICE
Letters Remainlng Unclaimed

NE Ladies' Class in Gymnastics win meet the
= rsscner at llb Middle street, on Monday even
ing, Nov 9TH, at ! past o'elock. noy7diw
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; FOREIGN PORTS.

a.. EOhElGN FOhISs
Sid I'm Bombay Sept Is, ship Baden. stipheu, for
Ar at Caliao Sept 31th. ships VIM Wilcox Manter.
San Francisco land sailed Oct for Chinchas); Oct
3d. Eastern Star, Given, Rio Janeiro land sailed 9Th
for Chinchas.)
Sid lst uIt. ships Enoch Talbot, Merriman, for
Chinchas; 4th, Edward o. Brien. Glchrist, do; 9th,
Ocean express, Cushing do; It'll, havelock, Y Dung,
tor do. '4Hs7IfW l-.s $50
In port 18th uit, ships Persia poane I'm Chinchas,
ar 9TH; VIM Chamberlain. Carver, leaky and disg
Success, Chase, from Chinchas. ar 9Th; Adelaide
Bell Barnes, from New ealand, ar 6th; 3 Fly,
Livingston, from San Francisco ar 10th; Curling,
Mehan, from Chinchass ar 10th. Vs. sJ
At Valparaiso LIST ult ship John Cotte, Hallowell,
from Callao for England.
Sid Sept l6, ship Rose Standish Hutchins. from
Cardiff for San Francisco.
AR at Pernambueo Sept 80, brig Fannie Lincoln,
Harrison. Boston. fti7 Nftt.a
AT Goree, wCA. Sept 30. barque Avola, Nichol-
son. for Boston days.
Sid I'm surinam All ult barque Alice Tarlton,
Rowe. Boston.
81 At Laguayra 10th ult brig A Blanchard, Crow
ell, from Philadelphia. disg. 4st III
Ar at st Thomas 18th ut, barque Alkaline G Adj
ans, Davis. New YORK.
At Matanzas 27th nit. brig Condova. Eddy, from
BRISTOL just ar se isrn
e a97 gy' SPOKEN. 1874 fNfNE- 4
O.t16 lat IA OF, Ion SO 90 barque Brothers, Long,
from New York for Monte Christie
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Situation wanted.

wIDOW lady who Is q thorough housekeeper
"A wishes a situation in charge ofa house. satls-
factory references given. Please address u. A.
fsrmQuth, Ne. now" l
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MERCANTILE
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
LECTURES.

FTyHE Lecture COMMITTEES of the Ii. L. A. having
IL nearly completed the arrangements for their
twelfth annual course Of Lectures the opening Leo
ture will be delivered by 4uafY5 r4@
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Boston stock List.

R-Ifyou arei want of any kind fPkINTIN0
ali at the Daily Press Once. sszfs4 sfssf q
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sPECIAL NOTICES .

~ Curriers' Of the Daily Press ore not aIIored
TO sell papers on their routes.
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~eARDs and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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acHs NeAnaAnhns Unclaimed
Il day Of November 1854 s' va
ITO obtain any of these letters, the applicant
qnst call Tor adUertised letters give the date Of
THIS list, and pay one cent for advertising
Elf not called for within one month. thew will
be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE
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IMPORTS.

MATANZAS. Brig Ortoian-1OO hhds molasses,
to Geo s Hunt.
PICTOU Ms. Brig Speedaway-ze4 tons coal, to
Chas staples & Sou- f-rr
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NOTICE 10 MARINERS.

LAuNGHED-At Richmond, Me- Sd inst from thG
yara 40 Southasd fine ship of HOO tons, owneC
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OFT l6 lat IA OF, Ion 50 90 barque Brothers. Long,
from New York for Monte Christie
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Monday Morning, Nov. z, 1854.

= Readlag Master on am Four Paxes.
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Important Notice.
GREAT FIRE AT EAsTPORT!

Another Triumph
VI INV OF THE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-18
- 0altimore ulO SbiO
Gtienbahn.

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$50 Ssa9u1ittage nnb Dsn greberid ZOO U1uraens,
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4.45, nnh Don Gaicctt's GtiGs W1rpaeus TAO unb HOO
RnS RaGatittags 2.45 anb 900. 10
9aG Walbtneton. s-su.
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ton oSer an bic Eidet=Offce. y
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Pitroert uno 5ipei Sui Bis Gtriderfrase ltnb DOn ta
iI8rrliG all Der Ofieite bon Gtriderfrase unoefG6r ,tpauz
SIG sup biz gum Infausspuntte. @ebGuli6teiten, Elm brei=
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titr Via 9l99liS, oermatbli6 seeisnet bon @Siparo gSppIs,
titr Staats= unb Stabtfteuern be8 Sa6r8 1862. -. 1915
NIugMftle. 80. Nrice,
(66r.1SMinb0p) Gitb collector.
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YarferScar9 uas N2arEetlo, oDcr ~a3erspooa.
GheeltaQ gth 9clun16us

T""<G ~No AsAA4sS&tUg oaeC EeIssD0@A.
1teettaa Gun 8Diam6as.
Ote entteruune Den Baltimore na@ agea GbeiIss bss 81.
Gsns oet Yer. Staatsn IA af bieler Gokn euyser, ala Ssss
@euaetlpp'a, asersyort ceer aRf ueenb etEer enSersT Ssort,
gnsgeanten, rel9s i@ st sSGIsRc-e. gnb SSissSiss..
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ptpetii ME PIC s~Saliagierf srfer RIsHer s0tE&e ae6r ala sef
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nno x5tatSts, tie to bfs etnsipe sam - 500
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osr S9nten Stests SS Baltimore nan gtnctnSot, nwT ~
gtoi anl ger 5ansen Stre6e swti&en gaitinror, 49, ~
ErutS, 1cwtt Juit4en Baltimore ur6 @hitaon ,,r So; M
Hap Stnttnnntt aelan3t nlan auf boiler Bobn in AZ Ss+,,.Ss
nag 81. EogtS nno ettcego tn 2 E1gen, ""
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ots u Jaeren ceae5lea 6aisea pre!s, Gsnber natter i ySs,,r
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OteAranfbetten Der 8efAlemtsthsts
lie Mnb beren 6etlnaa.
HAkA Bon DR. s. Me6ler,
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pettsre @Orte btnrtt6enS fir feline 3pedn istafeit unb FIR
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len an 9ei6ledtstrdntbette leioenber gerSSnen, fn,c.e GItsry.
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mug empfphlen rerben. . "5
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fdHbIt6er Sprl DE dQs Nrten non Sci hIeGtafrnufRef,sn ~.
beren Sebonbiung aut 60s @enaueRe unb urtrlaltdbSte.
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ylOr0li9e GentraI @iienbabn
0srdmberter Vabrolan

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nnd , egm 0eReu NIB Nprben.
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8a6n in na@foIgeubers 2Beiie errebirt F.:
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P0F3u9 sept uuH ..............9 n5r 80 Wtiu. Gprm.
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Oer u' $50 gbeubS ~a5ge6enbe @rpressl,o tpirh mr.
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an9alten: @uL6bDrDHgf, Drrf, Sanober Suncticn, Ger.
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anc BARTON MISUNDERSTANDING ue6mea.
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5uf gb. g. gpungy s@a 80"
Cine. Sr0mf= II No FTno;erzGTno,,f oo..ry.
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80 Eur 6elCHDereu &ennfntBuobu1e.
Ginpanbsrer uHt Reifenbe iclten iebr ~ecrfdtia iein
ebe fe iSre 8ilette taufen unb fOGten bieieIben rur In
benz Sureau bes nuter3etGuetea ansefelten Noeuten
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VS. 81 Ihcw tsfYs.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26
PARTICULAR 1l(F

There are many preparations sold under tie name
Of BiferS, put up in quart Bottles, compounded Of
he cheapest rhis&ey comm on rum. costing from
20 10 4U cents per gallon the taste disguised Gy Anise
or Coriander Seed
rms cfdSs 9f Bltters has caused and 1.iH continue
to cause as long they be soLd hundreds 10 die
The death Of The dru1kard By Hci, use the suste.
IS kept continually under the influence Of Alcoholic
Stmuiants Of the arorSt ktnd the desire for Liouo,
IS created and kept up and the result is qHAhe hor-
rorS aHen6Gnt upon dTunkQrd'S and de tth
F,.T these 7rho desire and will have a Lfo,,oy
Bi1ers, ne publish he ,fottouing receipt GetO e
Bottle Hoofilsnd's tse' man Ritttrs and mir
trih Three Quarts Of Good Brandy or yVbis-
key. and the result lriH be preparation taat 1ctu
TAR eActI IN n'edtctnQ! rirtues and true erceenc.
any Of the numerous Liquor Buffers in the maxi
and UW cost much less. You 1ciU hare al tLt
rirtuss Of Hoofland's Btters in connection, lrifh
good articte Of Liquor at much less price ;Aap
these inferior preparations IriH cost you
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han called on in relation TO the right of any per
son assessed by them to vote at such elections, or
sucb oher matters in relation to the assessment OF
voters as the said inspectors either of them shall
from time to time require.
Pursuant to the provisions contained in the lotn
section OF .he act first aforesaid the judges oil tae
Aforesaid districts shall respectively take cherge OF
tho certificate or return of the election OF their
respective districts and produce them at the
paetiny Of one Judge from each district at the bor-
nn~b of Tnnkhanuock, on the third day after the
SaS of the election being for the present year on
FRIDAY the llth day of NOVEMBER prox, then
and there 10 do and perform the duties required by
tbon by law of said judges.
Also that where Judge by sickness or unavoid
able accident is unable to atten such meeting OF
Judges then the certificate return aforesaid shall
be tskcn age Of by of the inspectors or clerk
o the election of said district. who shall do ana
perform the duties required OF said judges unass 10
attend.
Given under my hand in my ofhee Mt Iunkhan
mock the 2lst day Of Septem bor. A. p. 1855
AHIRA GAY, Sheriff.
FhSriHzs once, -.-r.. ...ae-
~ o. IIth 1854
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26
I'BI singer SEWING Machines

~S~0ur rbR1fERuAxRAMILY.S SEWING MACHINE
Is fast gaining q worldwide repu'ation. BbS.
yoni doubt the best and cheapest and most beautiful
of all FsmiIy Sewing Machines yet offered to ths
public Ne odher Family Sewing Machine has
many useful appliances for sIIemming, Binding, Fell
ing, Iucking, Gathering, Guagiug, 81 aiding En-
brolfcying, Cordug, and SO forth No other Family
Sowing Machine has so much capacity for a greas
variety Of work II will sew all kinds Of cloth,
and Tl'h MI Kinds Of thread Great ana recent inn
rroYemch;S make our Family Sewing Machine most
Fshlble ami mCs durable, and most certain in 40.
tCn A. ali rates OF speed 1t makes the intcrocke6
stitch, which Is the best stitch known. Any one eve
en- Of the iaost ordinary capacity can see at glance
how to use tie letter Il Family Sewing Machine -
Our Family Sewing Machines Are 2nighed in ehaste
AMI sxqusite style
The Foliing Iase Of tie Family Aschine 10
piece Of cunning workmanship Of tn. ihost useful
kind. 1t protects the machine hen hot in use &sd
when about to Le operated may lie opened az q spa.
cious and subsiantiai table TO sustain the w6Tk.-
While of the Gases, made out of the choiccss
woods, finished in the simplest and chastest man-
ner possible, others adorned and embelished In
the most costly ami superb manners.
1t is absolutely necessary TO see the Family Ma
chine IN operation to judge OF ITS great capdei-
ty and beauty.
1t is fast bee ming popular for family scSTiDg
as our manufacturing machines are for manufsetnf-
ing purposes
The Branch Offices we'll supplied with silk.
twist thread, needles OIL de-, of the very bsst quail
ity.
Send for = PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANT>
459 Broadway, New York.
Philadelphia Office, $40 Chestnut ST.
n Sns. 4. 6 4ArDHh1f r. aAEsH' Ases in runkaannoet.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26
Sherif's Sale.

pf FiRTj Z OF TEIT OF III IA To ne
- directed viii expose to ruhIl. sal. NJ the
Court Il n n tls Borough nc Tuukharnock on th,
29h day of OcIooer 4. -, loG4 al one o'clock u n
ali OF ae right IIc of Dtt to tue .aliowii- des.rib
Q, piece or parcel Of land, situate in Monroe Town
hip, Wyoming County aad State ut Pcnn'a DO uol-
e. ami described NJ DlloHs: to wit Beginning on
the Z : .ne ct Wm. Orrutis the North s;ie
OF the Lake iord ant running thence North one and
hattdeCr"es Ea>i itty-eur III eight tenth perch
Is SoU'h u i.T-rs. East 81 PcrrhcS Sputh 2G
degrees b. 10 PerthcS TO Luke road by th.. S.hooi
HoGSc. l. by AMI TFi'h slit roai South 10 IN |
one fourm ie:rees West 81 and three tenth perrI,os
to The place "i bcEi"nng, continuing acres and
81 IerctFs. more q less Excepting and reseryIng
one At,i aero 'r 'h19l aauss purposes and also
eXeep ing aI res rviGg about one fourth an acra
on the North cad which Is reserved to Carpenter o
purpose OF con uciing wafer About acres tbcra-
of improved with Framed Dwelling used and occn-
liedas Dwelling and Store House Framed Barn
and Log Pen with fruit tree. thereon win rho
aIPGr' r'cnaHc's
ALSO, one ether place or parcel OF land situota i,
NorthmoroIant Township Wyoming County pa
bounded AMI described as follows: Bounded on tho
North by l'nts OF Augustus Weaver, East bv lands
0, AuguStUs weaver and l1nd late Of James + CLAW
toa containing 80 acres, more less about 25 arres
thereof improved with small fame IIcpsa ona
lflme Earn ana small apple orchard thereon with
the apIurtchances thereunto belonging
seized and taken in execution at the suit of Uais
ter heelcr, assigned to A. X. Peckham vs. Elijah
MUniroSe.
And will be soll o- cash only by
AHIRA GAY. Sheriff
SherfT's Office,