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Ecaal advertisements.


DY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued out of the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Bradford county.
and to me directed. Will be exposed to public sale.
at the Court House, in the boro' of Towanda. on
Saturday I'd day OF December, at ! o'clock p NJ
The following described lot, piece or parcel of land
situated in Athens Boro. bounded follows to wit;
On the North by lands of C. F. Welles, Jr. on The
East by Main Street. on the South by lands of j. B
Brockway and on the West by lands of Martin
Roeers-about fifty feet front on Main ST., and
about 100 feet deep. be the same or less, all
improved one framed two story building used as a
cabinet shop &c. thereon.
ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel of land
situated in said boro.' of Athens, bounded and de-
scribed as follows TO wit-On the North bv lands
of j B Brockway, on the East by Main st. on the
South by lands of Thomas Evans, and on the West
by the heirs of - Davis decd. Containing about
SO perches be the same more or less-aIi improved
with two story framed dwelling house thereon
Seized aud taken in execution at the sui, of C. N
Shipman vs. A. o. Hart and Nancy b Hart.
JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Nov. l. 1854
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Register Office, Nov. |, 1854.
List of Juror

AlSL OF Jurors
DRAWN for December Term and Sessions, 1854
~ as follows:
| Wysox-D Bartlett Tracy Dulcher,
Rome-S Barnes, S Mann, d Demonia, Pete
Wolf
Sprngfeld-T Burgess.
! Smithfeld-C E Childs.
| Plke-R w Coolbaueh.
| Standing Stone-John Huff.
Leroy-E Kelly H Stone.
DurelI-Samuel Kelium ID.
Sheshequin-Horace Kinney.
Tuscarora-H A Lewis.
GranvilIe-James Matter.
Colnmbia-Ferdinand Newberry.
Ridgbury-Geo Peterson.
Troy twp.-H spading Jr., Smead, Allen Taylo
Asylum-Nynor Terry.
Canton-T NJ Watts.
TRAVERSE JURons-PIRsr WEEK.
Monroe-S w Alden. B Smith.
Smithfed-Wm Bennett jr.. w Brooks, Phelps
Wels-J H Brink.
Shesheqnn-J Brown, Gore, Backman.
Pike John Boles, | II Smith.
Smirhfeld-C G Brown, King.
Wmot-John ComiSly.
South Creek-G D Coleman.
Armenia-Hary Covert
Burngton-O CalkIn, ] F Long.
Athens tp-A Campbell, T Hrene, J F Ovenshire
Ridebury-Wm Covell.
Durell-Simeon Eecker.
Litchfeld-Samuel Davidson.
rowanda boro.-Thos Elliott.
Can.un-D Greenleaf.
WysIusing G w Jackson, B Taylor.
Leroy-Jacob d Mckee.
Wauen--W I'm Pendle,on, Philip Rogers.
Granville-Hram Klnyon.
Columbia-Harrson Robbins.
S,u,h Towanda-J ] ScovlIle.
AIbanV-Weil. Wilcox
SIandl z Stone-F Whitman.
SECOND
SmIhfeld-J CAllen, Amazah Harris.
Burlngton-J V Ballard, Harvey Ward.
SheShequin-T w Brink.
Sp ingfeld-J Barrett, VIM Chapman Theo. Eaton,
S & Garnet, Aaron Thomas.
Pike-N-P Bosworh, VIM Hutchinson
LichfeId-B d Cooper, Peter iced
Wyausing-Homer Camp, Chas Homet
Ridghery-Hevelon Cornell, Squres.
OrweIl-Jason Chsffee.
North Towanda-Wm N Foster.
CoIumbia-George Furman.
Syvania horo.-Orrin Furman.
Canlon-John Gray.
UlSter-Daniel Harkins, NJ Warner.
Warren-Geo Linn.
Athens boro-R L McGeorse.
Armenia 6 Mason.
Monroe-A Mullin.
Towanda boro-Russe Pratt
Troy twp.-Ehenezer Pomeroy,
Leroy-Nelsnn Reynolds.
Granville-H Ross.
Wysox-A Record.
Towanda boro-R G. Smalley.
Asylum-ISaih Wilson,
THIRD WEEK.
Windham-Simeon Brainard, w Wheelhouse,
Overon-G Bovles,
Wyausing-JaS Beaumont G Camp, Relies.
South Creek-C Bailey, S Pettengill.
Columbia-!N Crippen, H Dewitt
Towanda boro.-Jere Collins, G Manvie.
Athens boro.-Wm E Duell, John Greene, L 9
keeler.
Wells Horace Dunning.
Sheshequin-E G Goodwin, Elliott John Randall.
Troy twp,-H Goddard.
Ridgbery-! Hammond 2l, A Roberts.
Leroy-N Kelburn, John Kelly.
Albany-Joseph Lee.
Athens lp.--H Mckinney, sybel, Tozer.
Rome-S w Murphey.
Burington-D Ross, VIM Westgate.
Can,on-B Smiley, Sellard, w Wright.
Durell--Israel Smith.
T.itcb6aId-Heprv Vanouer
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PROCLAMATION,

NJ HEREAS, the Hon. DAVID WILMor, Presi,
~ dent Judge OF the 18th Judicial District, con-
>i>'j ne of ihe Counties Of Bradford, Susquehanna
and sullivan, and The Hon. Myron Ballard and H ar
yAcklev Associate Judges, in and for the said CO..
Of Bradford, have issued their precept bearing date
The 20rh day OF September. 1854 TO me directed, for
holding a Court Of Oyer and Termner. General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas and
Orphans Court. at Towanda, for the County of
Bradford the first Monday, the 4th day of Decem
Der next to continue three weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby gwen, 10 the Coroners
and Justices of the Peace and Constab!eS of the
county of Bradford that they be then and there in
their proper person, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
OF said day, with lbGr records, inquisitons, and
other Temenhrances, To do those things which 10
their Office aPpertans TO be done and those who
are bound by recognizance otherwise 10 prosecute
against the prisoners wh may be in the jail
of sa county, or who shall be bound 10 appear at
The said court TO he then and there to prosecute
against them as shall be just. Jurors are request
ed to be punctual IN their attendance, aeyeeaby 10
their notice.
Dated at Towanda, the 4th of November in the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
ffiy-four, and Of The Independence of the United
States, the seventv'nnih.
JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff.
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Register's Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that there have been
filed and settled in the Office of the Register of
Wills in and for The county Of Bradford, accounts
of administration upon the following estates viz:
Final account of Daniel Beardslee, Executor of
the last will and testament of Michael Phillips, late
of Smithield decd.
Final account of johnson Cowles and Parley
Cohurn, Administrators Of John Cow!es late of Or
well decd.
Final account of Harry Gore and Geo C. Gore,
Executors of Avry Gore, late Of Sbeshequin decd
Final account Of lanes Bagley, Guardian of Ma.
ry Rogers, minor child of Charles Rogers, late of
Canton, decd.
Supplementary account of Emily Rogers, Ad
mnstratrix, Of the estate of Charles Rogers late of
Canton, decd
Partial account of A. L. Cranmer and Philinda
S. Smith Executors of the last will and testament
of James p Smith late of Monroe, decd.
Final account of John w. Martin. Guardian of
William l.. Martin, minor child of James Martin
decd.
Account of William Keeer surviving Admins
of the estate of Garner Carpenter, late of To-
wanda decd.
Final account of Charles ChafIee and James B.
Dcmony, administrators of the estate of Ric lard
n. Horton, late Of Sheshequin, decd.
Final account of Daniel Holmes, Administrator
of the estate of Josiah Holmes late of Pike, decd.
supplementary account OF Ephriam Brink, Ad-
minisrator Of the of Jonathan Brink, late of
Pike, decd.
Final account of James Elliott, Administrator of
the estate of John Lewis. late ofUlsier, decd.
Final account of Robert Bull Admin islrator of the
estate of John Welsh late of Dure decd.
And ihe same will be presented to the Orphans
Court Of Bradford County, on Monday, The 4lh day
Of Decenbe next. f;r confirmation and allowances.
H. LAWRENCE SCOTT, Register.
Register Office Nov. l. 1854
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E. w. BAIRD, ATTORNEY AT LAW

E. w. BAIRD, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HAVING disposed of all interest in other tusi-
IL ness, is now prepared TO attend promptly TO
all business, in the line OF his pro lession. may
be found at all times when absent on le-
gal business--at his New Brick Office, THE
LITTLE UNION BLOCK" between the old I'm
ion Block and John Burgers splendid Saloon, re-
Gently erected On the North side of the Public
Square, Towanda, Pa
OF N. B.--Partcular 3 attention given to col
lecung.
Towanda, Aug. 81. 1854.
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S. FELTON, would most respectfully inform his
old customers and The pnhllc generally that he will
still continue the LIQUOR BUSINESS at the old
stand, and thai he is now receiving large additions
TO his stock, direct from iii st hands in New York,
which he will be mos, happy 10 sell on the most
reasonable terms He is also agent for Il sale of
"Binshamton Ale" supply Of which he keeps al.
ways on hand and for sale cheap.
TQwanda November H. 1914.
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en DONATION.-The friends Of Rev.Mr
EE RAWLiNS, pastor of the M. E. Church,
-.,,I paw him Donation Visit on the afternoon and
.reninS of TUESDAY, December 5th. No further
oIce will be given, and general invitation is ex-
ho"| Dec |.
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SHERTFEvS SALE,

DY virtue of sundry wrirs of Vend. Expo. issued
- out of the court of Common Pleas of Bradford
county, and to me directed, will De exposed to pub
lie SALE at the Court House, In the borough of To
wanda on Saturday. the 4th day of November at /
clock, p. NJ, the folio wing property, TO wit
ALSO-The following described lot piece or par
eel of land sua ted in Albany twp, bounded on the
North by lands belonging to the estate of Horatio
Ladd, decd, on the East by lands belonging to
on the South by lands of
3. Wilcox, Jacob Jackson ct al on the South ives,
by lands of Jacob Heverly, and on the west by lands
Of G.. Maoney, D. English and Myron Kellogg. con-
tanning four hundred acres N ore or less and known
as the Rollin Wilcox lot
Seized and taken in execution al the suit of Eu-
nice Lewis and Mary Wilcox VS.. Ralph X. Carpen.
tel.
ALSO-The following lot, piece or parcel of
land situated in Pike twp, bounded on the North
by Daniel Camp, on the East hy Josiah Wood aud
Judson Slocum, on the South by Abraham Warden,
and Reed Bosworrh, and on the West by Abraham
Warden and the highway about sew
enty acres, about ffty-fye acres improved, one
plank house. one framed barn and shed attached,
and one old framed corn house and some fruit trees
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the SUIT Of
James w. Bosworth VS.. Mallory Iyrrel
ALSO-The following described lot, piece or
parcel of land, situated in Monroe twp, bounded on
the North by Timothy Alden and Joseph Bull. on
the East by J. r. Irvine, on the South by Eleazar
and Hiram Sweet, on The West by the Towanda
Greek containing one hundred acres more or less
-abo1t fifty acres improved, one framed dwelling
house, one framed barn and a corn house, and an
apple orchard thereon,
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of James
H. Pbinny Jr., use vs. H. s. Salisbury.
G. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Towanda, Oct. ID, 1854
Ujf The above sale, stands postponed until Mon
day, the 4th day of December next, at the same
place and time Of day.
JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, Towanda Nov. d, 1851
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r. EDUCATIONAL.-Tbs School Dirsc.

se@S EDUCATIONAL-The School Drsc-
EIS tors, Teachers and friends of Education IN
the several townships of Bradford county, are re-
ouested to meet al the Collie giate Institute in The boz
rough If Towanda, on 'riday s Saturday, the 9Th
and 7th days of January next, at 10 o'clock A NJ,
for the rurpose of organizing County Teachers
Association whose object shall be, tn mutual i'm
provemenl of those engaged in Teaching, and the
elevating aud improving the schools of the county.
An Address may be expected, and discussions
upon various matters connected with the cause of
Education. a general attendance of all who feel an
interest in the education of the rising generation is
earnestly solicited, and all should be the ground
at an early hour. No efforts shall be wanting to
make the meeting doth profitable and interesting
As many Of the Teachers of the county are Females
it hoped that measures will be taken by the friends
Of the cause TO secure their attendance.
E. GUYER, Co. Superintendent
Nov %, 1851. of Common Schools.
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Domestic Gocds.
DISSOLUTION,

THE co.partnership heretofore existing between
L S.FELToN and Z. I. Fox is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The notes and accounts OF
said firm are in the bands of F.. T. Fox, who can
generally be found at :. Felton's store, At the
Ward House. Those interested Will please take
notice that the accounts &c. must De seuied imme-
dateiv. 5. FELTON,,
November IL, 1854. L. L. FOA. 6
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NOTICE TO ASSESSORS.


TINHE several Assessors for 1855, will make their
l. returns in the following order, wiz
Assessors for Athens twp, Athens boro., Rldgber
~, South Creek, Wells, Ulster and North Towan-
ia, on Nc nday, November 27th.
Columbia, Syivania boro, Springfield, SmithGeld
Burlington, Burlington bOro., and Towanda boro.,
on Tuesday, the 29h.
Armenia, Troy twp, Troy boro., South Towanda,
Monroe, Franklin, OverIon and Granville, on Wed,
nesday, 29lh.
Leroy, Canton, Durel: Albany, Asylum, Wilmot
and TuScarora on Thursday the seth.
Litchfed, Windham Warren, Pike, Wyausing
and Orwell, on Friday Dec. LIST.
Sheshequn. Rome. HcrrIck, Standing Stone and
Wysox, on Satur day, Dec I'd.
or The Assessors Will he careful in footing the
assessments, carrying each persons valuation into
The right hand column, and also in making their
turns on the day designated in their Warrants.
BY order of the Commissioners.
E. M. FARRAR, Clerk.
Commr's Office Oct. 90, 1854.
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the estate of Arenatt
N I.add, decd, late of Albany twp, are hereby
reque>t ted to make immediate payment and those
having ca inns against said estate, will please pre-
ent them duly authenticated for settlement.
WELLS WILCOX, 1p
PHI. WILCOX, N1e'u'o's'
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Eeaal advertisements,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted 10 the estate of Joseph C.
n Powell, deceased, late of North Towanda twp,
are hereby requested to made payment without de-
lay, and all persons having commands against said
estate, are requested to present them duly auhenti.
Gated for settlement.
JOSEPH POWELL,
November 81, 1854. Administrator
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g Il Q II II $ =

Plain and Fancy Cnssimeres, Doeskins, Beaver
Cloths. Tweeds, and PelerShams. Plain and Fan
cy Six and Velvet EestingS. Gents in want Of
Over Coats Goats, Pants. and Vests, Will find this a
most desirable Stock TO Select from. Dress Irim-
mings, complete assortment Ribbons, Fall style,
New and Beautiful Patterns. Linens, Embro ider-
les and Thread Lsces. Hosiery-A large stock of
Ladies' Gentemens and Children's in every sarie-
ty Fancy and Black Italian. GlUveS-LadieS and
Gents silk. Kid, Beaver. Merno, Cashmere, LI-le
Thread and Cotton. Mitts' Sewing Silks, Lung s.
Short. Ginghams and Prints. very full stock of
the latest styles. Handkerchief cfs-Linen, Silk, and
Cotton in every variety.
Domestic Goods.
large stock OF Sheeting, Tckings, Cotton Flan-
nels, Stripes, Checks, Drills, Denms, Yarn, Bats,
Wcks, Carpet Yarn and Bags, Plaid Linseys and
Kenturky Jeans.
Owego. Sept. %. 1853.
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TALICOS-A large assortment of Merrimack, ,
~ Coehece & Fall River Prints-also good cali
co for 6 cts. per yard. Warranted good Madder
colors. for sale by b. KINGSBERY.
~ ROCERIES-Ca and see our Brown, Crush.
" ed, Coffee and Pulverized SuguarS- Fine
Young Hyson q Black reas-warranled a Superior
article or the money refunded-for sale cheap by
BURTON KINGSBERY.
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DAINTs S OILS-Lamp & Llnseed oii--Whits
L per Keg--Glass by the Light or Box, at .. ~
BURTON KNGSDERY.
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NOTE LOST.

~ L GSSbs
4 LII persons are hereby notified not to take a
n certain NOTE against CoRSELIUs D. DEMo
BEST PAYABLE to the subscriber or bearer, for Four
Hundred Dollars. and dated on or about the Thrift
eth day OF March, 1854, payable in one year after
the date thereof for value received, which said note
has been lost of the posses of the sHbscri-
her. nv23m3 JOHN DEMORESF.
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TURKS ISLAND SALT.-A quantity just re
l. ceved by nv6 j. POWELL
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Administrators Notice.

1&U11IuIS Ct 6CUI > 1dUIICGs
A LII persons indebted TO the estate Of Henry
n Vandyke, decd late of Albany tp, are reques-
ted TO make payment without delay: and those hav
ing demands against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
SAMUEL VANDYKE,
JOHN HATCH
August 25, 1854, Administrators
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New G. Desirable
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !!
DD1ROI Gs1Y93DA3Y,

Is now prepared TO offer to his customers and the
L Public generally lurge and complete stock
FALL & WINTER GOODS. His stock has been
selected with unusual great care, and is superior
for style and qualify than have ever before offered
The pubIic-and such a combination OF very low
prices that cannot fail 10 please the
closest observer. Amongst his stock may be found
French Mirenos, DeLans, Cashmeres, Thibel-
cloths, Gnghams Fine Worsted pIaids. Silk Pop
lin, Aapacas, Calicos, Fine and heavy Irish Lin
ems, Cotton Pillow Castings, Brown and BIsached
Muslin, Sack Flannel, Broad Cloths d Cassimers
&c. &c.
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AAtCHIUI
A LII persons indebted TO the estate of John More
IA deceased, late of ike township, are hereby
requested to make payment without delay, and ali
persons having demands against said estate will pre-.
them without de.ay, duly authenticated for set.
tlement. ORRIN MORE,
Nj. H. CODDING,
Sept. l2. 1854. Executors
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Administrative Notice.
A IL persons indebted 10 the estate of Geo Shay
n ior. decd. late of Burlington twp. are here
by requested to make payment without delay anc
all persons having claims against said estate vii
please present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. OLIVE SHAYLOR,
Sept. l3, 1854. Administrative.
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OF F1cIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT. or STATE,
Washington, July II, 1854.
By the following royal order of the Queen Of
Spain, recently transmitted hither from the
United States Legation in Madrid, it will be
seen that o considerable reduction has been
made in tonnage duties and port charges upon
vessels Of the United States in the Peninsula
and adjacent islands:
LTranslation.l
MADRID June IA, 1854.
ministry of Finance. Illustrious Sir: The
Queen (whom God guardD has been pleased to
direct that Anglo American vessels be consid-
cred in the Peninsula and adjacent islands like
national ones, as regards the port and nayiga-
ton duties, in reciprocity for what is praoticed
with Spanish vessels from the same places in
the ports Of the United States as regards the
same duties. r
g By royal order | say this to your Excel
lency for your intelligence, and for its conse-
quent effects, etc. "DoMENECH.
"To General Director Of Custom houses and Tariffs
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The News.

Is
The accounts from Europe by the Niagara.
which sailed three days later than the Frank
lin, confirm some previous particulars and
admit, for a wonder, that the Turks have at
length suffered defeat at the hands Of the
Russians The Austrian movement, although
the London Times endeayors to put on show of
confidence, is still looked upon with suspicion,
as boding more danger to the cause of the
Allies than to thaa of the Gear. The reply of
the latter to the demand of Austria for the
evacuation Of the Prineipalities, although its
precise terms had not expired, was well under
stood to be Of that character which would lead
to no directly decisive results, and would not
interfere with their plan of cooperation, if
they have one.
From Spain the accounts do not materially
differ with those previously received; but it il
certain that the insurgents were making head
way, and, whether successful or not, it is not
thought possible for the present corrupt Coy
eminent to exist much longer.
From Mexico we have nothing of Importance
and little Of interest. The latest revolution
appears to be about terminated, although the
death Of its leader is not confirmed.
The Texas papers are filled with accounts Of
murders and crimes Of other descriptions
California is generally supposed to take prece
dence in respect to crime and rascality. She
had better begin to look to her laurels.
The transaction Of much important business
yet awaiting the consideration Of Congress is
at present suffering unnecessary obstruction
from the seemingly interminable debate on the
Homestead Bill, and the petty personal quar-
rels growing out Of it. One day we have sena-
tors Clayton and Wade engaging in an angry
alteration, in which invectiye and personal
abuse are crowned by giving the lie and the
next We have Senators Clay and Sumner anu
sing themselves in the same style, at the ex-
pense Of The precious time Of the Senate, and Of
all decorum and decency. Among other impor-
tant business kept back by these senseless bick-
Asrings is the Appropriation Bill for the repair,
and extension Of our coast defences and fortif-
cations. The Importance andutility of a steady
constant progress in the construction and per.
lection of defences for most if not all our sea.
port cities, will be better appreciated, probably
when many Of them have been pillaged and laid
waste by some powerful maritime antagonist
for we may chance to get by the ears with som,
such long before we have annexed the Who'll,
Western hemisphere. The capture Of our Sea
of Government and the narrow escape of oul
own city, New Orleans, during the last wa
with Great Britain, have been forgotten, AM
the possibility Of a recurrence Of such scenes i
regarded with Indifference, or as a bug bear Q
idle fancy. Yet prudence and common sens
teaches that they may be expected again.
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