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NUMBER 222.
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.4-s FT FeTH1dntnt Ihtfd fdSe sIe11ttset6%s'
Bankers-MArHEws FISLgY & Co, 81 Camp street.
LOUISIANA SAVINGS Co, corner Of Camp and La |
fsyette streets H3tft
Books and Stationery. B. srgEL 90 Camp street.
r. JoHNsoy h Co. 68 Camp street
CIothine-NoHRIs g. WAY, corner of Camp and Common
STREETS under City Hotel.
LEIGHTON g. BARBor, Southwest corner Of Canal
and st. Charles streets
Crockerv-P R. FELL & Co., "a Common street.
Drugs and Medicines-THos RAsSrs. corner Camp
and Poydras streets.
eroceries-R W. AD.ss, corner Of Front, Common and
Fulton streets
New Leyee streets.
Hardware-J waterman & BRo., corner~of Common
and Magazine streets.
\, J. M. RELY & Co, Front between 6raTer ana
Poydras streets
Gas GAIyEs & Co. 2s Magazine and 40 Grayisr sts
Hotels-ARcADg Magazine between Gravier and aatchez
streets.
Hats Boots shoes-D'ARcr 8 Co, corner Canal and
Cnartres streets - r.!.4.4 .
DAVID TAYLOR & Co., Al MAGAZINE street, opposite
Banks Arcade. III. q q
NEwHALI, VALENTINE g. Co., "a, So, and 5s Common
street Is
Jewelry-HrDE GooDRrcH, corner Of Canal and Royal
streets. III
e. A. TYLER. 80 Camp street. M
| Musical Instruments-M. FEHREsBAeH, III Canal st.
paints-E j. HAar & Co., Io5 and LOT Tchoupitoulas
street. Sg5el .ls Es57s2 2sg s-ls5-z. ~
| G. o. Bosskr d. Co., IS Camp street.
Wines, LIQUORS w. E. LEyERrcH Il Co., "a Old
| sEwELL T. TAYLOR, Is Royal street.
| F. W. GoELER, Common street, opposite the "
Charles Hotel. g i tss
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ElAGsHM " sstS 2St5fRf
Come, my beauty my desert darlingt
On my shoulderlay thy giossy head
Fear though the barley sack be empty
Hersss the half of Hassanfs seanty bread
Thou shaft have thy share OF dates. EsT beauty
kn6wst my water skin s free;
Drink and welcome for the wsls are distant
And my strength and safety iie IN thee
Bend thy forehead now TO take MY kisses
Lift in love thy dark and splendid eye;
Thou glad when Hassan mounts the sad5le- 49,.
Thou art proud be owns thee: 10 ana ~
I Let the snitan bring his boasted horses,
Praucug with their diamond studde& reiHsi
They my darling, shall not match thy hsetnass
y When they course with thee the desert plains!
Let the snitan bring hss famous horses,
Let him bring his golden swords to me- n E
Bring bis slaves biz eupuchs, and his hsrem
He would offer them In vain for thee.
We have seen Damascus. o my beauty. h. s3fEs
And the sp,endor Of the Pasha there;
what's their pomp and fches2 Why, would not
Take them for handful " thy hair @8
Khsled sings the praises # his mistress s.gs-sa
And because he pities 81
If he should have thousaud.
Fairer chan the morning. Ihaye thee
He will fnd his passion growing cooler e7
Should glance other sutors fall s57s.ss Ass
Thou wilt meier, my mistress aud my darling, 81
= Fail to answer at thy nlaster'a call
BY and by snow2wbfte Netjfd stallion
Shall to theeh springtime ardor bring
And a foal the fairest Of the Deaers. s 2 F57 4s
To thy milky dugs shall crouch and cling. te
! Then when Khaied shows to his children,
shall laugh bid him look at thine;
Thou wilt neigh and lovingly saress me-
With thy glossy neck laid close 70 mine. selssi s.
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The Journal du Harre says Last evening
the piers were by spectators to witness the curl
Gus pyrotechnieaI experiments made by NJ 6uerra the
artifeer of the port At O'Clock from boat az short
distance from the wharyes he let OF several brilliant nre
works which after vivid illumination subk beneath tn
surface of the water and. for moment anu
brilliantly as ever Whether this invention OF tue
rard can be advantageousy applied in maritime coHeals,
we have vet to learn it beautiful speetses 60
see these lights bursting from the waves and sheaahs
their rays in every direction u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

The Buffalo Telegraph iGerman) contains the
particulars Of another aggravated Of rape which We
have as vet in of the English papers Accord
ina to the Telegraph, very pretty German girl about
seventeen years old arrived in this city few days since
from Germany her way to join her parents who I'VE
in the town Of Concord in this country and whom she
had not seen for several years Here she took the stage
running to Concord she being the sole passenger Ar
rived at solitary place the read the driver mef
able fellow named William Long took advantage OF ene
UNPROTECTED situation of the girl and violated her DE
afterwards beat her. dragged her out Of the sege ana
her alone scamp hes been arrested
by ofeer limerick and is in jail. [Bufiao Adver-
/ ii Nny
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Neworieans, Nov. 10, 1854. -'-
LIST OF LETTERS AT ALGIERs.

Rack M artba III mrsFosser Wipslow Orr VIM
Busa Fred Cough Ann mrs -o,Ham NJ w
Bobin Joseph Gunby W Purdy Harriet
Butrick II mrs CLANCY Michl Palmer Margaret
Conuor Ellen miss Hughes Elizabeth Patterson Peter
Callaghan Margt Harris Sias Pelole mrs
Carpenter Francis Kelton D seger
Crstin Oonstante Kelly Margaret swartz Augustus
Davidson mr. Lamerson Gustus stott )
Davidson mr. Lawton Jas Iapken ann mrs
Daspet Hugh McCormick VIM ellleri GaizsLe
Fortier Edwin Mitchell Thos Waternate Ernst
Freeman Sarah
Enthusiastically Of Columbus Lodge
j. o. MCLEAN. P. M.
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IsIrIALs-R t.. immigration Agent. NewOreans.
W P, Grand Division of Some of Temperance Score
tary Hope Lodge Mo a.. Secretary Howard Lodge No.
49,. Secretary Commercial Lodge No H.. Secretary
Germania Lodge No 90. Secretary Indenden Lodge
No 2s. Secretary Southwestern Lodge No 40. Score
No 49,. Secretary Harmony Lodge No 49,. Secretary
Tempar Lodge No 16. Secretary Polar Star Lodge No
19 Secretary Lodge No 49,. Secretary M OTF W
W. Captain Steamboat Bunker Hill. Captain steam
boat Belfast. Clerk of the Court of New0reens. Su
perntendent of the Canal street Insane Hospital ~
jr, Liberty Hose Company.
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4 dispatch of the 18th instant from Toledo

saya: - - ] 5-I. TI#., -. :, ~
This morning an accident occurred on the Michigan
cspro Railroad of which have not yet been ahle to
gather full particulars The passenger train from the
Toledo sturgess smashing the locomotive the bag
and cars njuring severely several OF
the passengers. ..,.
Maumee last night Three of them we're recaptured the
sig others remain still at large
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

Peter Gosnell, of spartansurg. S. G.. has
been found guilty Of the murder OF his afherinsw and
sentenced to be hanged the 5th Of January next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-20

James Crockett has been arrested at Nashville
on charge of emhezzing letters from the postoee 1t
appears that received letter. which properly belonged
to James Crockett of Williamson county and contained
receipts of paid hs land by bis
The letter answered. aud the request aae sne
ina ia INIT In a,xet snd the money remirted He was
r,manded to is to await his trial before the pistrc
Court Of the United States
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YouNG AMERICA --Last night, during the per-
of one Btzs rcomprehensioe tricks he had
for The services of boy from the audience One
N Tnele sans youthful nephews brighteysd shaver,
was selected by the worthy Sgner The latter had occa
sion to ask his amateur assistant how much money ne
had in his pocket
| mot red - was ths characteristic reply.
This intensely laconic and expressive speeen rA1ner
puzzled the Magician
"Not a red did you say sn inquired the signor.
eye sir-eein responded the youth.
Bitz exercised considerable caution IN ms eoossqush1
operations with the youth,
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Lola Montez. it is said, has accepted an en
gagement at the Imperial Thester at Hay "hat sor'
of tricks she will play there it impossible 10
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The French bark Urqui Marie, bound to New
York with emigrants ashore Montank on Fri
day. the 10th ins and at last accounts in sinking
condition.
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Owen Van Linden has been sentenced to the
Pententary in Detroit for throwing stone through the
window Of Il passenger Served him right. The mis-
sie struck and somewhat injured lady. 81 s' et
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RAILRoAD TRAVELLING.

EW 1o91,.s oRLBAEss M aFssr VIZ. VIZ.
EKN Open Bayou iurehe crosting 81 miles, Tor
S On and alter MoNDAy NExT Trims will DAILY to hnd
from Lafpurcee Crossing as fcllo~a-
fsoing-Leayes Atg+rE At O'clock a. M :,
Retnuing-Leayes Lafourcbe at ! o'c'oek T. M. =,
r Ferry with the Rosd VIII be running ~ few asys
o mo iapd the gapted b he City Goa.
III ma of The Company will Ds gir efthe day
81 ~, commence. a. g. SEGER, Vice President Nd u
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The Picayune of yesterday received the fol
lowing telegraphic items:

4
NEW YoRK, Nov lS-Ihe afg9mehs on ene a u, b.sra
to;6ay py .ne th arpnment Granted writ
stayipg the execution judgment and retnrnahe at
next general term Vi lhe Ill; ,harsfora not he
the gontt Oh uyeI a "a 1,ahar nroceedinus will be
acted upon y. ". p,esens' , M nn1 Nv s;asea a ~
suspsnoeu up.i 'lo "its w ~, - a. a for
The steamship Glasgow saieo from ls polt opay pt @ 10
Liverpool. She had on Doafo 10y passehseis' e1' ~
specie.
Wipdham County Bank, in Connecticut, mas peen
robbed Of $4,000.
w.su,Seroy. Nov lT-The Union of to-day. speaking
o. ne nd Mr. soule saws that the President will
at all hazards maintain the pledge he has already gwen 70
protect American citlzens IN iors,gh M ~ @ fhronrh
grounas oi sns , hs grave TO rescue Louis Ma
noeon from the charge of having intended to offer de-
berate insult the United States whether Mr sone
be regarded as Minister OF eitiAsh Hhu ~ n1A-'
declares that the fresidene WIN pfoleo' nni
.,;a,.o ~, +ba RaIt;more and Sus-
-, -, tav ,,.vs soo fev
quenanua rassanr.r train was due
leaving gap OF SIXTY esl IN @io' s.sn hov of
twenty eee oeioN M. ssa on,y one who
WE'VE ses - .,arn ,ba .nnroacb,ng train He
hea .ue -, .,,, n,anod b;nself nnon the
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MOBILE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The Louisville
Times of the 18th n speaking Of the progress of this

On the 9th inst. the trial of Capt. James
Smith for being engaged in the slave trade was concluded
in NewYork The penalty is DEATH and this said to be
the first conviction under the law that has occurred In
the United States Tho counsel for defense asked foi
time to move for bin of exceptions which granted
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JEFFERSON AND LAKE ~ Fsii Elss ssfsszs sEss.e
q poNTCHARTRAIN NRAILwAY-5SsE.sass-sM sas 49, 80 a.
In Wlth tho Cartolton Rarosa-f.o We" ofAo
TO LAKE POETCH4RTRdiH-- ssQ.
,...TRAINS
F,or. lake Ponteaarfran
Fro Tyor Depoel0 $3.50 1920 A. H and is;2V sV
~ F.o tvia Gdrroion) 70 Rsp Oreaas
To Tiynli Circle Dpot-6O $40 1910 A. Ms and lse au sto
sa M sbqye Trains take up land passengers at jackson
street (.th pisrict) at carroliton
s5s- Baggage received at epota only -, -, 60
New Grleans and Cifolison cen'
Lake. 4 On eaSh ps
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THE RIoTS AT WILLIAMSBURGH.-ln the New
York Tribune of the 10th instant ud the following
account Of the riot in Willamsburgh:
Last night about IL O'CLOCK terrible riot occurred in
Wilamsbureh iu which considerable blood was she'd
The scene of the riot North sixth street. between
Third and Second streets and the difficulty was entirely
between the Americans and Irish. About on O'Clock
marty Of about three hundred Americans over the
Grand street Ferry York, and having formed In
column marched from the ferry up Grand to Fitch stee
and thence down Fifth to North Sixth street, the place
where the occurred election day. as the process
sion moved along they discharged number OF rockers
with red lights On arriving at the place above men
TONED the AMERICANS came suddenly upon o body OF
Irshmeu when the instant several snots were e2-
changed between the parties The fight now became
general and the firing which continually Kept up Grew
thousands more to the spot Mukats. REVIEWERS, enns
and other Weapons freely used the irish nelpg
armed with muskets and clubs and the Americans with
reyojyers After half hours hard fighting the lrsn
were driven awaymany rereating to the bouses ~ the
neighborhood, where they quietly remained. seye.al
Irish were shot and otherwise badly injured oniy ons
American seriously injured Upon the retreat Oh
Irish the americans again formed IN procession, ana
marched down Second Grand street, where they nreo
into the air the remaining charges in their revovers
| They then quietly dispersed. No arrests we're made
the Americans, in the offset were processing uoWI
Fifth street they at the corner OF Grapd street
by Mayor WALL who stopped the and then read tne io'
Act after which he made brief address warming them
to keep away-that they #ouio resfee ~ sne .ss -
they lived etc. ~ -. -,
II aThe Mayors speech was received with misses and
eroans After he had finished the mon again toos uE
their march, Fifth street fired seysral shots mt
the dwelling house of Alderman Linsky but fortunately
the occupants escaped injury +" =5s
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Ste.etOseer's Hsess.

StgetOnef's EHsssS.
D. FELT s. sTET S ON,
OA CH.aRTREs STREET, 9NI
DAyID FELT, HENRx Sss 9 orisnns sTmTsoN'
m New noga d ,s. establishment would respectfully in
friends and the pubs generality that they have now on
band an extensive of BLANK BOOKS PAPERS FAN
cY AND STAPLE sTAToHEY and would call the alto ntion OF
merchans the following list Of STOCK IS oheiea
Ear at the VERY LOWEST PRICES and the MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
IN with this ssiashneat here large JOB PRINT
ooK vhsrs ever, T de- nyisd %ps
sssss Sa 5 ss % fsR sia
@ % s Gh q l toe 70 hs
| PACED BLANK Books.
IsdgSsts, gSane,n,,, Day ycssS ssSAss Books,
sie';s.s ia,. soa,, Rsssigs d4sss sefss Book.
h'oSS Iestep spIsssk Books, Record BGota,
The above are of ali The styles ruling and
Binding M The s, as sn nGh &@ssn Ssf Is and
/ WRITING AND LETT Err PAPER.
S r
fs
4 STEAMBOAT BOOKS.
TS ooa iRa p4a'e Beok Receipt Books Cotton
esnsIs ss4,aea dc do DE- &s' ppressss ssssss Books,
Ioae Iens bssSassr tases ssN GosG Psshsgag Paper
Manifest Heads, tBllia OF \ are.
p Booka ali styles aud ally all articles used
by Boats Particular attention paid to TINS pfaheh.
Il GOLD PENS.
Levi Brownie Baytey Aortoa Flies obque and Ladna extra
fine Cod Pens with or without Silver HdersE Gold and Sill
BoOK.BINDER's STOCK.
ssfss s and
Ruling Binders Boards Plough Knives freheh nees'
~00'' s''a s''' CUTLERY.
Joseph Rodgers Jonathan Crooks Cutlery very hne
| Prout's celebrated Printing lake, all colors
DIARIES FOR 1856.
Felts Diaries 1856 ali sEes and styles.
1 PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Enee Harry Decaur Merry andtews and Highlander Piay
lug Glrd bahs Paers bank Cards. al s@ss sAs
Cards ola very superior quality.
MAYNARD Noyes' Blacks Felt steia2ns and Engnsh
Writing Inks English and American Copying nks' anu
Caimine r~,,or-s 5z gu
Ink Stands great Variety Sealing Wax and Wses See fens
every Fancy Coed Glazed Papers Paper s go
Holders Motto Seals Letter amps & peis an Ft uss Paper and
Books Blottera and Port Foos Ivory tolder IN
Stamps Engraving BT Block seaf iqp naes a ana ss
Pencils QuiI yng Presses Noiar fresse'
nged copy Books o aPsF SoPng Bqs,s &
fsr frs ana Notes. variety Envelope Paper Extra
Note Paper Paper Scrip Books Interest and
Time Baoks; Dice; Boxes and snf
ss Tns Boxsk; Twine Board Drawing Paper SOL
and Silver FURNISHED Paper Blank Notes Bnk Biais WI;
E.ehang Pen Racks Ges,op House saaSsi @ sd Rpes
is Water Cups Red 1npe Cehhe Boxes
Calendars W appng and Printing fapsr all slHss Tsf Po
Feos with Locks aud Desk Knives Red ana Due Shes
d d Ink sse' s''' '"' D. FELT s. STETSON,
ssl os statiouers Hall, No. "a Chartres street,
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NNACKEREL-Tn bbls, halves, quarters and
wv To- to, saie hv IL L. STONE d CO,
W ~ oor Fulton. eraver and Leyee Streets
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oA Jus tUIIIllous0
- street. between Royal snd Bourbon strees-DR JAMES
citizens and rangerp who have
Of ihe
s most FORM they obtain certain, safe and
speedy the or any other
three days. without tnconYe
the oney discovered Remedies only be
rocue upon trial they do not effect cure, no
of certificates from cit
all Union the many have
ac neurabe by celebrated Pbyseans
since these Remeden this city the nuEe,
have under treatment Of these
whatthey effected perfect
nd ID afflicted sy avail themselves Of thee
and truly discoveries nr. j. has located
nepy in Guatomhoue street. No. So Private Rooms
served, e. Once huars from An to sPa tebs lYiP
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Later from Texas.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA.
The steamship Louisiana, Capt. Talbot, ar
rived on Saturday last from Indianola pia Gall
weston, bringing dates from the latter place to
the 10th. Her manifest will be found in the
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TREEs--30 dozen various kinds,
for sale by EN- DALEY CO 81 TehouR.oales street. MS
bbls Superfne, landing and for
III .s1sba NJ. DALEY CO, 81 Tchoup,touias atreet.
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barrels Fletcher's extra, fol
wv saisbv JOSEPH LAMBS & co. sS Tehoupitouhs at
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

has the money to in his business, and IS saved
the time and expense of running after ii /; while the
who agrees to pay $3.50 at the end of the year.
may be worthy of credit for small amount but ne
cannot do very extensive business on that plan
without being speedily "wound up"
We adopted the rule Of advance payment OH the
first of September, and are SAITH fed with ils work
ings thus far We have not lost dozen subScri-
bers whom would wish to remain tc,th their pay
Of doing business but have gol rid of quite num-
Der who always Owed for their papers and proba-
bly, always will Onondaga Gazette.
We adopted the rule Of advance payment some
eighteen months ago, and it has worked well that
nothing would induce US to return to the old credit
system. In tact, could not have kept the JOur-
nal alive till Ibis time, if we had not made the
change. We have lost good subscribers by
it, which regret, and think our friends ought to
have prevented any decrease in our circulation, by
personal eforS in every Township to increase our
liSt.-Poiier Journal
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

TIE SUsQU EUANNA MEEuNG.-We invite The
attention Of Our readers 10 the proceedings of The
Mass Meeting Of Freemen, lately held in Mont.
rose. The resolutions of that meeting are such as
almost every freeman will approve. Party lines
are broken down; parizan distinctions obiilera,ed
in The new issues forced upon The Country, by the
Slavery Nulfiers 10 de,ain the preponderance Of
Slave Power. Sooner or later there must be Union
OF Freemen 10 meet the issues thus forced upon u.s.
The time is last Fastening, when we shall be obg-
ed to meet the question, or succumb 10 the plans OF
The Slavery Propaganda. 1t is no time for Northern
Freemen 10 allow old and obsolete issues to divide
and weaken Them, when Southern men are unit
w'hou regard 10 party.
We trust that before the next Presidential contes
we shall see such fusion of Freemen, under one
common banner, and in a common cause as will
forever stop the spread Of Slavery, and by delermn-
ing lis boundaries, and saying to The institution
" Thus far shalt lhou 60 and farther" aIlay The
discussion of The question, and remove it from The
Halls of Cong ress, and from the politics OF The
Country.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

DouBTFUL The Washington cores pondent OF
the Ecening Post tells Us The following story of
Gov. BIGLER, during The late canvass, which we
are somewhat inclined 10 consider apocryphal -
"To show how completely lhe Know Nohngs have
hnmbugged the candidates of o,her parties at the
late elections, may mention story which is told
hereabouis, tha, Gov Biger, when siumping the
state OF Pennsylvania, was, according 10 the Gus
tom, there, escorted from county TO county by a
committee OF what supposed were leading and ac
credited democrats, who would, on his going into
The next county, pH him into the hands of another
such committee. OF course, their business was to
advise encourage and applaud him, and they did
this particularly when he most severe on the new
party What was his surprise at the end OF the
campaign when he found that he had been con
Quoted all over the stale not by democrats, bu, by
The disguised Know Nolhingsr
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16
E. Q. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
'oWanda, Saturday, December l6,lS54.
ESPECIAL NOTICE.

The REPORTER wN be furnished at OsE DolLAR
per annunl Invariably IN adwnfc, and uiN be sent
no longer than paid Jor.
Subscribers 1gR hare four eeks notice prcrous to The
expiration Of tker subscription wken If ii is ,aot
reneuced, the paper wiH be stopped.
Those IL arrears can araI themselves Of hesc iermsby
settling. IVe shall gire them until the close OF tie
present Volume rher re shall stop sending the pa
per to erery subscriber il arrears.
.4ny person sending US fre new subscribers rih lie
Cash, tcW receite a copy gratis for one ycar or
SIT Copies wR be sent 10 one address gear fjr S5
is the success ofe Cash system depends upon lis strict
obserrunce chr Terms rM be impanidLy and In
tleribiy adhered 10.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

FATAL ACCIDENT !-OnWednesday evening
last week, as Charles Serling, OF Hemock os. ~.
ship, Columbia co, was returning home from " VI
place, IL is supposed he fell out OF his wagon, ~, y,
killed himself. He was found lying between !, y,
front OF his wagon and his horse, quite dead ~ !.
horse ..slanling on one OF his hands. Inc y
ceased leaves large family in destitute c.IT
stances, and was himself unfortunately, addTN''
inlempera.e habils Columbia Democrat
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

CoNcREss.-The proceedings in Congress 'ha
idf nave been unimPoEiant. II is now pretty dsa
nl'ely se'lled that no business of any impOTIaDS
Will be transacted until after the holidays are 0s
The various Committees are busy, however, ~
some show of work will De made in the interim