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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04

PILLS. pEEESI!
LEX ever man ,wona and chiidI n thecountTlEbo
Il need kind to suit you all, Say
Pulford's Anti-Bilons Pills.
Fabnstoes g Anti Bilious do.
EmoFe Improved BIliousGo..
Jew David's Honey Coated do
Fr 4. -sOrlentsi aud Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do, Grse6 ID burgt do,
Mofatt's Pills and Phoenix Bitters,
Sarpington's Ague Pills ,Dr Bruce 'fde.
Dr. BrcndTeth's Pills,
Rev. O Hibbard's do, ..
Dr. Angles Candy Coated do,
~ Eerrick's Sugar Coated do.
And lots ofotDer kinds ~ Pills.
Which you can get by calling atthe Minera Point
Drug Store nearly opposite Beech tstore
NovemberTS r. D.PTBFoRP.
sN>s a. nee AGENCY.
VIE undersigned having received the Agency ofIhs
i following &C mpanies,to wit
jefferson Life Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati, ono
THE
Netc York Central Insurance Company, Of ChT'
PuHey, N. T.,
prepared to take risks Lives and Property on Ib
most favorable terms, etheTon the Join Stock or su
al Principle r. d. PULFORD.r
lift Agent for Iowa Coz WIS.
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1854. NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!. Isl

W. 81 D. l. T. q u ID
V{TnUI,D return their thanks the citizens Mine
w raj Point and vicinity for The patronage they
received during the time they have been Trade, and
respectfully announce to their numerous patrons and
friends, that they have sock of Goods
10 the Store formerly occupied by H. kooP, and
receiving from New York and Boston, LARGE aud
futly selected STOCK OF Goods suitable to the of
this vicinity, and consisting part follows
DRY coo Ds,
Rroadc'ohs, Csssmeres,
Plain and striped Sati- Kentucky Jeans
Nets of every quality Tweeds, and great variety
and style, ..- OF Dress Goods,
DclaiDs, Alpacas and Merfnoes.
SILK GOODS AND TRIM MINGS,
Dress silks, fec assort- Bonnet Cap Betting Rib
ment, bous,
Biack SILK Lace and Worsted and silk Braid,
Fringes, Gimps
COlord ana Black Bro Grape l.eese. &C
cade Siiss, Jaconett and Cambria Mus
Embrod'd Cuffs and I'm,
Collars, India Book and Swiss Mus
Isle Thread and Mus lin,
lin Edginss, JacoHett Edgings, sc.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Ladies' and Gents Gloves of every description
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery. great variety OF Chill
dren's Hose.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
great variety of all kinds of Coats all kinds Of
SdUES HUNTS and other AK and every description
OF SHELF HARDWARE.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
We have the besi assortment of Crockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wise )nsin.
GROCERIES,.
We have hand choisa assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES. Persons wishing to buy GOODS, viii
find 1T To their interest call before purchasing
elsew here, We do not intend to be undersuld.
Produce II all kinds RECEIVED In exchange Tor Goods.
The highest price PAID u L ASH Tor GOOD Murchanta-
bic Wheat, delivered at their Store. 24lf
Mineral Point, Dct.I7 1854.
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Experience of more than sixteen years has established
lie iscj that Merchants Celebrated Gargng on, Uni
reFsai Fanny Embrucation, VIII cases, and
feye all such
Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windgalls, Pol
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis-
;ula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness,
Fuunderei Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango,
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites,
Boils, Corns. Whitlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chillblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps. Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swelings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, DC. &c. &c.
Tie unparalleled success this Oil in the cure Of DIS
Eases IN Horses anu Cauc. aEd human flesh Is
daily becoming more known To the farming community.
IL hardly he credited excent by those who have been
the habit % keeping their stables and houses what
amount pain. suffering and time, by
the timely application of this Oh.
EsT BE the OF the sole proprietor, GEORGE
OF the bottle. and IN his handwriting the cork.
Al orders addressed 70 the proprietor VIII be promptly
responded ia.
Get Pamphlet the AGENT and what wonders are
accomplished b. he use of tins medicine.
sun by scjahs dealers generally, IN the United
STATES and Canada. Also ~
Joseph smith, Mineral Point, T. : snslev, Linden.
L. g heller, bodgeville, Tihbits,s- Gordon Madison
NJ r. Jones' Dodgeville, G.. II Jercks. Vingyille.
Moore & Coats. Nuscudl, : Moore, Plattevine,
n n miies, W yausihC, T. < v. Kirk, Barahoo,
u T. skinner, jamestown y Woods, Fair PLAY
J. II. burnett, Ellenboro= and
NFoi2sale by H. Bosworth & Son, and W Il, Uonkins
< Bro, Milwaukee. A3r1tf
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,
| rrpDn co ~ TrnrII ,- ~ I'm IT.
| lima u IN La Eh'AL AFFILIATIONS.
1
I' s gre" J"S4 30 ~ eet rae NEST sur TiIHs eprsa
! INOR ALL complaints Vi here an external s,d many
where internal application is r. quirrd the cn1
chaI!eng, to pr, duce te,r u'tr, or on, N :,
will effect such astonishing cures as can be moved bv
thousands OF testimonials III the hands Of Agents
/ thrOue bout he country.
Ii operate upon the system in a pourrul and eree.
tual manner, Yet with The greatest safety From iha
name Of lie compassionate penetrate speedily Glazing
i1ne, restoring the n. * T use C 1oi iorg par
lost their action. from various causes For Arecn. Of
he Lungs, Wesknetr o. the ides Breast cr Back
Com plants, EnaTg g meut Of the Spleen great cp-..
have been cI, ct bv applying the INDIAN ItSINI Mt
externally. with few drops lax en- on a mp Of ,ug,r
internally. For long standing colds and Coushs n
soreness accompanying such ffrctlons n has M ecus
Bilious Cholic Cram Ia the Bow els and stomach Il o
era Morbns. & an -fJect.aI and ss- r,ptiy prs gs
cents, or bottles Tor 81.
| yoR WAN
1t cures infarln try a t,hr,ri. Rhepustis, s,s
| rbroaf Crcun ~wcIied mis- Pr. ~ ~ T p p
or side, Stff Joints Acue in the Fee s,rsin. SsIt
kteum Bruises, Chbains, Tooth-ach Sns Insects,
Barns Frosted Feet, sun Pains Issues, Nervous diseases
Weakness in the ankles and Limbs ger. rally, Er,spe-
las Headache, Diseases OF The Spine, sc.
En.x xrnr-S
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PURIFICATION OF rHE BLOOD.
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS

81, Corner OF Aan and Nassau Streets. n. !
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citizens Of che United States
most humbly and sincerely thank Won for the i'm
menes patronage which YOU have be slowed uL. n m,
rms take This opportunity of stating that IN Ances
ofs were all Amor can Citizens. and that entertain far
al tna' concerns America and the Americans The
hSeiy sympathies. much that I originally com.
pounueh these Pliis EXPRESSLY To your
CONSTITUTIONS, and manner OF living, Intending to rstab
ish among you, which have dons by ia
premises in New York. 1890
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
b, Corner OF Ann and Nassau Street,. N Y
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Ss0,0O D.

- u n.
IfHG subscriber will sell, without reserve one the
Il Choicest selections of Real Estate in Western Nis
const IN, Consisting of 500 OF land Situated in
Town iouF % north of Ranges four, a. and five *
ot .he f"ufih fIIncpai Meridian in the County of
"a ~ ette Sise wisconsin and being II miles snih
east from Mineral Point 2 miles Of p,ri,g
ton nd 20 miles othwest of Argyle all of which
oe oody except forty acres OF Mineral land, which
Natural AGvnnrarcS.-The creek of yaro,.
Stone passes through the portion OF this land form
ing q most beautiful valley near 100 acre. of
choice Meadow land and yaaaI.Ia So 6 =
water power 90 acres OF excellent Timber fffv
OF choice AIseTai land gu of tine rock far huild
ing purpose also excellent lime stone OF the .el
vines IL Is sufficient Tor those scqusined with the bus
ht>s 10 st2ie That they have been
% years and last, but least there is tg-lye
o pure iVns water anu situated as to sun the wishes
OF almost " SSS
ldpro4emeni on Homestead of 800 one frame
ana log WILLING consisting rooms of convenient
SIZE; one stone spring House. u bv IL feet one Fame
Store eniding u NJ - It story with cellar. one
Zone St.o4e' 70 nN 81 n saw MIi, Is by 80 one
good fence, ffsy under cultivation one bun5-at y,n
FRUIT TSEsS, with 3 variety OF Shrul Sary 7
improvements on adjoining Farm: ose frarne Dv,l
Ing 70 BY "a feet and X story three rooms. one
log stable an1conv enieEt out bu6ipgs yon ms Fs
there Is 10 Of Mineral land Of sores uner ,Id
fence 81 under cultivation will produce Cc-n Wheat
Fail or Sr'n9l AMI Oats in abundance. Sixty Appie
and Tear Trees most of which oear NJ trees, also
choice selection Of ShTuhbery
al OF which viii sell together for Ten Thousand
Dollars, CASH, or IN two parts, ~ suit purchasers
any one wishing to Keep Retail Stare. they would
end ihs desirable location, aai could safely count OF
dong business from 6eDg dollars a year Ey,rg
FaiaSe "t rms section OF country Stock raising is
embraced on the above described Farm.
Premises win be freely given b, enauring Of he sub
v.u,s, BENJAMIN G. SCOTT.
'eiion Sssne' Wis, March 6 1855. 6fnl7.
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EOtBLIE NDTsCE.-kll persons arc hernhv
Il notified not to trespass, Mine Dig. upon anv 81
described lands, without written
sentor permission OF myself my agent,to wit
DSsoItP. sec IN. IA. Descrp. Sec. Tn. Rs
seq ~ 5e whneq Is . e
n nwq sc e swq 10 e
n - sc NEG &ehn
W hneqAe wa IL =
a. 1.
section - WI en- "a ,t a.
And further notice is hereby given. that forbid nv
and ali per sons from buying anv Lead or
otherores from the above described lands without m
written permission. ~
Blue Mounds, Iune3, 1859. n33 I
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LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
The Citizens of the Union suffer much froru disorders
OF the Liver and stomach scarcely any are free fr IN,
Influence oil these destructive maladies hence lie
Iast. Inc lair SEX perhaps the handsome in the
world, up to certain period when, distressing to say
many 10 ase their teeth and good looks while vet in tse
by cont uuslly keeping the blood pure and The
and stomach in healthy action, when life will om
smeothiy, and resemble plants in a congenial Cline
where an eternal spring appears reign AS
The OF the human frame, HE duration
of life, much may be effected saw fearIessIr
neath and life can be prolonged for many years
tnei, ora mary limits, If Hooways Pills taken to
each box.
CASE OF WEAkNEss AND DEBILITY, OF 10
YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
HOLLoNAY's PILLS.
Copy Of Letter (rem Capt ,sn Johnson astor Ho.,
" T., dated Jana-y sta, 1854.
To PROFESSOR HoLLowAy,-
.: :, - lorner OF Ann and Nassau Streets, n Y.
Suit IS with the most heartfelt pleasure have 10
strength by taking your Pills For the last ten year
suffered from derangemeht OF the Liver and stomach
shin ns 70 , snce an extremity that gave up
tried evsry Remedy that Recommended 10 me hut
when was at hast recommended TO take Your Pills
Aer using them for three months the resnIt is tbst
ye,rs pact, and iadeed well as ever was in NV I5T
You are quite at liberty make known for The
oeneh' OF 0'heE Signed reman' Sir yG @S SePsSsGa
These celebrated Pills wonderfully be
following complaints.
Ague Debility Head ache ScrofuIa or
Asthma Dropsy Indigestion Kings Evil
iousCom- Erysipelas Jsnndce Stone & Gravel
plants Femai' irreg Liver Com Secondary Symp
Slotches ularites piants
skin Fevers of all Plies yenerseJ foe
ooNei ION hnds Time lions
plants Goui Retention OF Warns o. all
Constipation Wilderness EipJs
OF the Bowels from whatever c.rsa
- Sold at the Establishments of Professor HoILc-
Way, 50 Maiden Lane, New Eork and pa. strand Lon
don, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines lhrouehO the United In p,rsa
Boxes, at - cents e21s cents, and 81 co each.
OF there considerable fns BY tax lag The larger
sizes. - =
n. B. Directions for The g.idance Of ever,
disorder affixed 10 each BOX AZ -
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IRON AND NEEEI

Sp0T0NS of iron and Steel lust received r-,,, =,
Il ~ Manufacturers, which will be sold Al a -
ow figure, al the Store OF High and Cbasin1It
Streets By JOHN MILTON
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HRST MILL, Saw Mil Honse. Store Barn Coone,
shop and lao acres of land, situated on otter Greek
deSn-the balance IN easy payments ~'
20 Apply 10 sIAPLLTON s. FAI2CHILD
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mit, Sentiment, ST.
WHILE IT'S DAY TIME LET Us WORK.

WHILE IT'S DAY TIME LET Us W0EK.
Every morta, has his mission
In this worll of active strife,
Whether in high position
Or lowly walk in life.
He it is, who now fulfilling
Every duty day by day,
Shows the mind and Spirit willing
To perform its onward way.
LIES bark upon the ocean,
Tossed and rocked by every gale;
Now wends on with speedy motor,
Now WITH rent and tatIered sail,
Lifes bright and sunny morning
With some light refreshing showers,
Followed by dark, cloudy warning
OF the storm that Ger us lowers.
LIES the chord Of silver binding
Man in contact with his kind,
Death is bat the bond dnbinding
Setting free the earth bound mind,
LIES the pitcher at ,he fountain
Where immortal riis des cending;
I'll. the fargiie wheel sUrmountlng
Cisterns where pure waters blend.
Lie's he day for deed and action
Deaths the rest, the time of night;
He who works with satisfaction
Works while yet the hour is light.
Forward then, the day is waning,
Westward sinks the sitting SUM-
Onward on F.! without complaining,
Work while yet it may be done.
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Hh: n W. HVEBARD'S CnrjyalIed
~ Truss. is Warranted to RrLIRyr and ~ -,
cases TO CURE any reducibie heTnes rupture
obstinate. For sale at Dr. Wilber'e Drug Store ~
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-17
Report Of Messrs. Buchanan, soule and
Mason On the Acquisition OF Cuba.

We publish below the report Of Messrs
Buchanan Mason and Soule, the gentlemen
who composed the celebrated conference at
Ostend in October last, The conference was
preceded by correspondence consisting Of
letters from Mr. Marcy to Mr.. Soule and Mr..
Buchanan, extending from July, to August l6
1875. In the letter Of that date to Mr.. Soulc,
NJ. Marcy suggests a meeting Of the three
gentlemen at some convenient place, that they
may consult together and adopt measures for
perfect concert Of action in aid Of the negotia-
tons Of Mr. Soule at Madrid The ministers
selected Ostend, in Belgium, at which place
the first consultation was held. They subsc-
qucntly met at AK La Chappellc, at which
they concluded their deliberations, and thence
they addressed to this government the follow
ing report Of their views and conclusions.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE osTEND CONFERENCE.
AK La CHArELLE, Oct l8, 1854
10 Hon. VIZ. i. MARCY, Secretary Of State:
ST: The undersigned, in compliance with
'he wish expressed by the President i'll the
several confidential dispatches you have
addressed to US respectively to that effect, have
met In conference, first at Ostend in Belgium,
ga the 10th and llth inst, and then at AK
Ia Chapelle in Prussia, on the days next fol-
'%lng up the date hereof.
=, There has been full and unreserved inter-
mango OF views and sentiments between US,
' SnlGh we are most happy to inform you has
,gsoted in cordial coincidence Of opinion on
@ .ne grave and important subjects submitted to
our consideration.
:, we have arrived at the conclusion and are
"oronghly convinced that an immediate and
'''uVS' effort ought to be made by the govern
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injuries to our people have been committed in
Cuba by Spanish officials, and are unedressed
but recently a most fragrant outrage On, the
rights of American citizens and on the flags OF
of the United States was perpetrated, In the
harbor of Havana, uGtler circumstances which,
without immediate redress, would have justified
resort to measures Of war in yindieatlon OF
national honor. That outrage is not only una
toned but the Spanish government has delbe-
rately sanctioned the acts Of its subordinates and
assumed the responsibility attaching to them
Nothing could more mpreSsiYely teach Us the
danger to which those peaceful relations it has
ever been the policy Of the United States to
cherish with foreign nations are constantly ex-
posed, than the circumstances of that case
situated as Spain and the United States are
the latter having forborne to resort to extreme
measures.
But this coarse caanot with due regard to
their own dignity as an independent nation,
continue And our recommendations now sub
mitted are dictated By the firm belief that the
cession OF Cuba to the United States, with stipu-
lations as beneficial TO Spain as those sugges-
ted, is the only effectual mode Of settling all
past differences, and Of securing the two coun-
tries against future collisions Fg
We have already witnessed the happy re-
salts for both countries which followed simi-
lar arrangement in regard to Florida
Yours very respectfully,
..# (Signed) JAMES BUCHANAN,
JoHS Y Mason,
PUFPRF SoTuE
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!. CDITOR'a NOTICED. G. OTIS {.

4 lDIION'a NOIILk.--D Q. OTIS +
"a, PefTyps. Hin. Lglcis.-Ia the Court Of Common
Pleas OF B-adfo.d County; No. 4s4 Scptetn,er T. l-jl.
The signed. Auditor appointcd br sid coHst
di.tTi4Gie funds r sd by Sher sale a dCcnd2t pcr
soAa property t. Ia Issued Upon Ills aAd ot!ter
judgments VIII ltoHd 10 lie duties OF lis appointment st
his oce in tte5orOuh Vi Iowlcdl. Oh Ncdlea- :, TIC
2lt day Of Marcl. i515, At | o'clock. 7. NJ When SIC
wicte all persons having claims upon said uHd must pre-
sent them, or be forever deJsrieG rom the sane.
Eco. -, 1866 DA. OE.-i.ION, .tulit...
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NEW ARRANGEMENT At TIE EAGLE F0UNRf
=. Z. e. z. Z. GEE302IAUZ.

TAVING purchaecd the entire iaterc-t OF the osher
III members OF TIE atc firm Of 7. l. & r. l.. Ea11rarx
" Co. in the Eagle Foundry, in the south part of the
said i'm ana ,nanGcurc to order and keen constantiv
on hand large assortment OF the following art clcs:
MACHINERY OF all kinds, including Aiill Irons Mil
Cearings; the Rose and Johnson Wa.er-whcel &C. SC.
STONES-BoX, Cost Cooking and Pa.lor Stoves Of nj
Hs$o:l9 Dransh. Nos. 8. az! :; Blae:lley
side hill ard corn plnIghs, e..
Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters; Wagon boxes seis
shoes, plough points. ge-lI5 IL cA2n pumps. s:ld-
gto1ps s1d ether ar iclei too numerous 70 mention.
Esvng secured sapcrntendents J. B. IRWIN in the
machine shop and Il3EETT cCCTCgEoN il tie moulding
department the Grm feel confident that they ca0 manu-
fac.usc ard repair all kinds Of machinery woIr1'
like manner and easy terms any Establishment
tlis side o! New oTk.
eJ SEN Enslaes will be repaired satisfactorily
short notice.
Particqlas attention Will be paid 70 tho Pattern depart
uent, and Gll orders fciled the shortest notice
The attention ot Farmers is called to j. &. IVincs ceie
brated EXCELSIOR PLOUGH, which took the first pre-
mEm at tic Bradford county Agricultural Fair of 1852
Also 20 tic elevated EAGLE STOVE, the hest stove
in nae.
VITA the above the firm have connected
Tin Sheet Trc', ard Copper EstaIiisimen:,
and will be II all times ready TO manufacture repair and
do job work and will keep constantly hand assogtncnts
in al. branches OF their business.
We call the public attention to the following acts =
We the Ra7ton Iron, which Is acknowledged TO he
more durable and strong than any other.
Oar stove plates thicker and stronger than ary o.
foreign manufacture and persons purchasing Of Us
have them repaired short notice by calling
without going to the expense Of having new patterns.
Farmers would save time ard expense by purchasing
plonghs Of they would not be troubled tor points
IN the case OF foreign ploughS. f.r . ..-
Old Iron Brass, Copper Pewter &c., taken In exchange
for manufactures or work. -.. ..
GS- All would do well to call and examine before pur-
clasnr elsewhere,
Towanda, February Is, 1855.
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H'EECCTC3'S NOTICE.-Noticc IS here
hy given, tiat II persons Indebted to the estate Of
hereby requested u lake payment without delay: and
all Pcfiog having claims against sid estate will please
present thcE dCly autEer tiratet for settlement
JI.lA GAHhGF. ..
PERRY 3. PRATT, EAee''2fa,
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4 UDTTOR'S NOTTCE.-In the matter OF
LA- the estate OF Z. D. Havens, deceased. In the Or
phans' Count Of Bradford County The undersigned Au
hands OF MS admin tors, viii nend 10 tie dJe3 o.
bis appointment at his o.Sce in Towanda borough Sat
uPday the It'll div ct April. 1855 al 10 oclpk 4. j.
at which time and phase all persons interested are reue5
ted th prccS tac.r claims, be forever dcJaned from
said fnads. G. H. WATKINS, Auditor
Towanda, February rs. 1865.
A DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE. Notice
a is hereby given that all persons indebted 10 the
tate o BULIFER PALMER, deceased late o. Capton tp
are hereby requested ID make payment without delay
and all persons having claims against said etste w
please present them daily authenticated for settle ncnt.
s.... TlIE+.fo5A PALMER, Administrative.
Canton, March / ls55
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the matter Of

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-in the matter Of
the estate Of Avine Clark 3D. deceased In the Or.
ph2ns Cont Of Bradford County.
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court 10
MARSHALL assets aud distribute funds in the hands Of the
Admniea;or Of said deccaent viii attend the duties
assigned him at his Office in the borough Of Towanda On
Tuesday, the 81 day of april 1855 at one O'clock p NJ
when and where all persons interested ere requested to
present their claims, be forever debarcd theTenm
March 5, 1856. D'h. OVERTON Auditor
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Cenni 2nnertiaemeufn.
A DNIyIsTRAToR NoTICE-No.;ee

A DM1N 1NlSfRAIURS NOIlCE.-Notiee
D. is hereby given that all persons indebted to the es-
tate Of ROXANA .ANTRIN ItLE, deceased late oil Pike
Twp are hereby requested 10 make payment without do
lays and al persons having claims against 92d estate vii
please present then duly authenticated ioE settlement
G. G. GREDLEy AdT.ai5tTatoI.
Orwell, February II I-Fs .-.-r
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/ AlSSOLUTlON.-The Copartnership here
~ to:ore existing between the subscribe7s under the
naHe Of l. l. & Il. L. AA3fEREAUX. & Co., is this day
dissolved ty r1tudl OF all parties The business
Of sad firm II hereafter be carried on by l. l. H. L.
LAekREAUX ct the old ptand. Notes and Book accounts
of tic late firm left in the hands l. l. S H. l. Lam
ereaux and nIrst be settled forthwith.
l. L. LAMEREACX DC, HALL
4. l. LANtREACE, c. s. RUSSELL.
Towards, Jan. 70, 1855.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-17

ROBERT c. SIMPSON, of Union Lodge, has
been appointed D. D. G. NJ for the Masonic
district, composed Of the Counties of Bradford,
Susquchanna, Wyoming and Tioga.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-17

Pupils boarding in the Hall viii furnish their own bed
bedding towels &C. and the table silver at their cptiaa
No pupil taken for less than half term The bills for
the term must be paid in advances one half therea Ct
their entrance and the remaining half ct tie expiration
the term.
Pupils entering the Institute pledged TO the oeeT
vance OF the Regulations, and none will be admitted
other terTng. f...
Especial exercises arranged without extra charge
for those qualifying themselves teachers for common
schools. s ftif.t.-. F .--...-
For classification Of studies and textbooks see ccu-
lars, for which apply 60 c. l.. WARD, President.
S. f. CoLr, SEQ. IA -- J. d. MosrANYE, Treasurer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-17
Ncw advertisements,

NROCERIES.- large, stock Just received
VI consisting Of Sugars Tea Coffee Molasses, Fish
&c &c, of superior quality for sale reduced prices
March Is, 1865. BURTON KIHGSRERY