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Frtdcg Norember 1.-THE court met at IL clock The
judees all present.
Tire argument In the Of benjamin a. Springer lad
o5rned rcm Wednesday, resumed BY Hon. Fred
-rick r. stanton who followed by the solicitor The
closed by Mr.. Stanton at o'clock and the
case Submitted decision OF the eour whether
testimony be taken not.
The captain Reed fhe prvaeer Armstrong ciaim)
" a. set aside for argument tomorrow
The court adjourned to meet III o'clock To-
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IzPozrASr DscsEoxThs supreme court Of ind'ans has
decided the neutrality-suspicious. law Of that State unoons-
4rrfnwa1
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GENUINE AFRICANS BRITISH OFFICIALS


II il most gratifying 70 perceive that amid all party
differences and the seeming violence of personal po-
cal controversy after all the strongest Of the public
tons is thar Of devoted attachment thR country. When
the national honor and the national interest really
stake united in the defence Of the Amer-
Onion. AS pertinent flustration we refer 10 the
sub0ned extracts from three leading organs Of public
opinion in New f5rthe Journal Of Commerce the Times
and the Express
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By r Ell e G n a r IL.
lHmaer and .suiciae.

BosTos, Nov. lsAt South DHnrers this morning JOIN
Brown his dead, nnd then cut his throat
dying Immediately. he out Of health, and ii is sup
posed ust have been Suddenly seized with insanity
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Agrieus-e Dsrsssoa y tls Passn oses.--Lsasr from
TsxassA sesllemza writing irsu Texas gives account
u pepper ~th grows great abundance 10 south azd
vest IexAs and which is called the bird cl pepper
When d0mestcated this pepper sad improve in size
and n quality II commences 20 rpcr IN Juy, aad e0nfin
Do gntI the frost kills s foliage. This Poas
average twensyoGr grains Of seed apiece spe
eUsa = the seed and also u the grown plant accompanied
the iefter
Lsaer from Aorrh czronH---hr. Gardock Of AsheFile
North Carolina, elect that the Buneonte giant
grass yielded This Joav yoands ef dry hay 10 ths
qnAre yard AZ this would produce ey tAoHsana
aas 81 hay the II sand be much reishsd b
eats. nrghbor told correspondent thai bis horses
pick IL from other hay.
Kr NJ ADDS the following statement Of the amount Of
rzsed Of land by Mr. Weodford Of the lO
sality, and The profit realized FROM is sale;
lAs bashes q oaru at ls cents per bushe sz4 so
Outlay itr cultivation Ge. Is Is
proet 81 rs
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FosT OFFICE DEPAEI1I1--
Nsw Post Q5iess.-The following named post olces
have established, and the following named gentlemen
sppoinscd postmasteTs
Ahek, Lafayette county, Missouri; John G. CalisoD.
p0rtul4ater.
zei,co, Pulaski county, Ksntnoky; William Hyden poet
master.
Bul skin, csy comfy, Kentuckyj Washington Roberts
postmaster.
Prigmorss Store Marion county, Tennessee; Joseph h.
Priymsre posfnsaster-
yellow Greek, Morgan county, Tennessee; Hugh Brown
postmaster.
S~~ Providence, Montgomery county Tennessee John
II. Barnes, postmaster
Owl ms Morgan county Tennessee; John y. Kindred
pcstins4ter.
3ssconinaed The post of5ce at Town Greek, Gilmer
county, Georgia, has been discontinued.
Chicago ~ Ssts Gnd Nasne.-The and site of the
post Sageve has been changed To okatibbes Lauder
dale county, Mississippi and T. j. Rev appointed pestnas
ter.
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Thomas Neagbsr, esq, widely known for his ferrid
eoouenee and devotion Of Irish nationality
married in New York Wednesday last He arrived in
this city with his bride yesterday morning.
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The Kunke close their performances in this city might
Go early, if yoa wish to good seat.
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Professor Mnnder grand opening ball OF tbs season tool
place last evening has Assembly Hail. the south SIDE
avenue, few doors above llth Hreet. Tn
Professor is most accomplished artist
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f,rFrCE or THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
or MARYLAND.
The following Eurnbess Of me Ionsoaea ~
Ter, OF Maryland, 50, drawn November ~, 1889
IA, I'd IA 4h 9Th eth 6rh sth l1h 1fh ian
~ . Is "a SO SO "a 81 10 60 ~
The following nsmbes Of the maryland Sas'u
aa,es I,nr,rry cixss a., drawn November a. 1852
=. a. "a an sn GIN eth Ieh lin 1ath lsh
~ Z. "a ~ 81 Az 81 III &c q "a "a -
IAN i.dh
30 10
TIE royirr s me drawn of Paspsce INSTITUTE
r,o,rrry c,ars No 2g7, drawn November a. 1888
-, "a al an SIN Gin a l2sh lin ieh LON l4s
81 % 81 "a az Is 10 ~ IA So 40 "a q %
The ao.,ux ste The drawn Of the Patnpsco Institute
,p,rry ela.x No 29e drawn November Is, 1855.
Ia IA IA am 5fh Esa 9th 96tn lin tzth i1A
m ia II az S. 30 CA IL 30 "a 4S
X. Brennan,
General Agent tbs coDtracsor BALTIMORE.
r.ys,I RonrRTr, Commissioner
liz
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-18
The Markets, August IA.

Prices of provisions give way very slowly.
Our quotations this week rule quite as high as
af onr last issue This is doubtless owing to
the small stocks remaining in the hands of op-
orators 1t is useless to look for any material
reduction until the new grain is fairly in mar
ket, which will be some time hence
The prices we quote are New York wholesale
rates. Western -four 81 60 to SO so; State
IS 81 to $l2 80 for extra Genesee. Canadi-
an is lower, ranging from s. 81 to 50 So
Southern white and mixed Wheat brings
from 81 10 to s. 10. Rye quiet at 81 p.
Oats are better sales at As and 55 cents
Corn is much depressed and is lower sales at
IS to Sic for Western mixed, 97c for Southern
yellow. and 96c for Round do.
Pork is frm at $40 70 for new Mess, and
$l6 50 fer new Prime.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-18

JrpGE LYNCH-Wisconsi is rapidly gaining
for disregard of law and hsr contempt
q prisoner from the Sheriff, while he was on his
way V to JAIL put rope around his neck, and
strangled him. Yesterday the act was repeat
cd in Milwaukee, with but slight change; and
= more barbarous act never disgraced civilized
community. The prisoner was DEBAR, charged
Nth the murder of the MEYER family, and
foInd guilty of murder in the first degree
Tbo circumstances of the murder were horrible,
+ is true, but not more so than the manner of
bis death. While being taken to the jail,
surrounded by military, mob rushed at him !;
tbe military gave way, and DEBAR was struck
70 tbe ground by stone The mob then fell
mon him and mangled him dreadful manner.
4 rope was then tied to his heels and he was
Ir,orcd through the streets distance of half
nile. when he was hung up by his heels to a
free where he remained for several hours. A
more barbarous act it has never been our
unpleasant duty to record.
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the Hon.

i DAVID WILMOT, President Judge of the 18th Ju-
dicia District consisting Of the Counties of Bradford Sus-
quehanna and Sullivan and Hons. MYRON BALLARD and
HARRY ACKLEY Associate Judges in and for said county
of Bradford have issued their precept bearing date the
goth day OF June A.Dlpj5 to directed, for holding
Court of Oyer and Tcrniner General Quarter Sessions of
the Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court Towan-
da for the County of Bradford, the first Monday the
Sd day Of September next, to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the CorOners and
Justices of the Peace and Consables of the County
Bradford that they be then and there in their proper
son. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. with their
records nqusitions and other remembances do those
things which to their Office appertans to be done and
those who hound by ecOgnZance otherwise pro-
secute against the prisoners who may be in the Jail
of said County who shall be bonnd to appear at the
said court to be then and there to prosecute against
them shall be just Jurors requested to be punctua
in their attendance agreeaby to their notice.
Dated at Towanda the 2ls of July, in the of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and ifty-fve and of
the Independence of the United States the seventy
ninth. JOHN A. CODDING Sheriff.
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E'OR the purpose of having a reliable Ferru,
Il where the rates charged will be regular and uniform
the citizens of this Borough have subscribed amount
sufficient to purchase two good Ferry Boats and placed
them in charge of l.. II. SCOTT and WM. BLUNDELL !;
they having agreed to ferry each and every day during
the present all who wish at the following
prices, viz:
Each and every two horse wagon carriage l2l cents
q" horse 10
foot passenger,
To prevent delay boat leaves opposite shores at the
same time. As the Peoples Boats established TO
prevent imposition upon travellers, and especially upon
Eastern people who often obliged to visit this place
do not hesitate to solicit for them the patronage of all
who may have to cross.
II. S. Mercur. Hall & Russell,
Collins d Powell, Burton kingsbery,
E. I. Fox, Bailey & Nevins,
MOntanyes & Co. f. w. Baird,
Joseph Powell, Chester Wells,
Joseph Kingshery, Horatio Black
j. d. Humphry, James MacknsOn,
H. p. Moore, Allen Mexican,
c. B. SweaZy, William E!we,
|. l.. IL. l.. LamereuX, o. d. Bartlett,
j. F. Means, and Others.
Towanda. July 10, 1855.
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nsg~ THE APPLE Crop now maturing promises
70 he very abundant. In Western New Yolk
farmers have commonly been obliged to prop
m the limbs of the trees on account of the
onantitv of fruit and it is stated that on the
Western Reserve, Ohio, farmers have made
contracts to sell them on the trees, the buyers
to pick them, at six to ten cents per bushel
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE

~
Ii by given that 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 follow
ing estates, viz -
Partial account OF c. NJ. Manvle Guardian of Charles
Frances A., Ellen NJ, and Mary c. Aspenwal.
Final account of c. NJ. Manville, guardian of Sherman
\. Aspenwall.
Final account of Josiah Benham, guardian of Charles
Cowles.
Final account Of Chester Buck guardian of Sarah Buck
Final account of Ingham Stone, administrator of Jonas
Ingham, late Of Wyalusing, decd
Final account of E. Case and Z. Pomcroy adm rs of c.
L Fitch late OF Troy, deceased.
Final account of c. Bliss admir-. of Andrew Robert late
Of Leroy twp. deed.
Final account of j. V. Daniels and John Bloom adm rs
of Obediah Blakeslee, late of Burlington, decd.
Final account of George w. Rose admir-. of Ezra NJ.
Payne. late Of Pike township. decd.
Final account of Vim. j. Fuller administrator of Joseph
Brigham, late Of sbury deceased.
And the same will be presented to the Orphans Court
Of Bradford county Monday the Sd day OF September
next for confirmation and allowance
JAMES H. WEBB, Register.
Registers Office July 2S 1856
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Eena. A0pertlsements.

SHER1FF'S SALE-By virtue. of sundry
~ writs of Feri Facias issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County and to me directed
will be exposed to public sale the Court House in the
boro OF Towanda, on Saturday, September 1856 at
o'clock F. Mthe following lot piece or parcel of land sit
uate IN Canton twp and bounded the north and east by
the highways south by lands of Benona Baker and west
by land OF Trad Wilson. Containing one half acre more
or less all improved framed house small frame shoe
shop, frame barn and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution the suit of Sas Pack
ard VS.. Lewis L. Abbott.
ALSO-A piece or parcel of land in Athens borough
bounded north by lands of Dr. Corbin east by lands of
- Draxe south by North street and west by lands of
the Unlversalist church. Containing half an acre. more
or less, all improved with framed dwelling house and
barn partly finished thereon. 1t includes lots No S.
and 81 OF survey made by Orson Hickey for Edward
Herrick.
ALSO-One other lot piece of land in Athens boro'
bonded north by Bridge street. east by lands of L. NJ
Allen, south by lands of e. Herrck and by lands of
Ship man. Weles Harris. Containing 50 feet front and
ITO deep more less all improved with framed house
and framed barn thereon. 1t being lots No. 249 and $50
OF survey made by Orson Hickey for E. Herrck
AlSO-One other lot or piece of land in Litchied tn
bounded north by lands Of Elisha Merrill by lands of
the estate of Reuben Parks decd and Ira Merrill south
by the estate OF Reuben Parks and by lands of Rus
sell adlock Containing about thirty acres more or less
about twelve acres improved
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of n c. Har
ris and H. W. Patrick VS.. Orson Rickey
- JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Towanda, July "a, 1856.
8 Notice is hereby given that an amount equal to the
costs VIII be required to he paid upon each sale when
struck down to the bidder, and upon failing to compIy
with this regulation the tract of land will again be offer
ed for sale, Jogx A Conn,vn
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CeQal advertisements.

ches post thence north 7-1O perches post for
mery dead beech thence east IA $40 perches to the
ginning Containing ACRES and 10 perches, be the
same little less, about 20 improved,
framed house and orchard of fruit trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Robert B.
Davidson admir-. of Vim. Davidson, decd who survived
Timothy Paxson James H. Ross and c. Dennson Ross
terre tenants.
ALSO-A certain and a-half story building or dwell
ling house. situate in the twp. of Asylum land and
premises occupied by B. p Ingham said house being
in front and ahaf stories hgh(posts Is feet wide and
"a feet long having piazza in front its whole length it
| being wooden building.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of W. J. Ba-
ker VS.. B. p. lngham.
ALSO-The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Granville twp, bounded follows Be-
ginning at post the southeast of lot decided to
Barnabus Vroman thence east $50 and 40 perches to
hemOck for corner thence north 80 perches to post
thence west los and l0 perches post thence south
80 perches to the place of beginning Containing 54
being intended for the south half of lot No 3S on war
rant lot No. l49l about 20 improved board shan
tee and few fruit trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the su of Robert B.
Davidson admir- of Vim Davidson decd who survived
Timothy Paxson to the of G. F. Mason Lewis
Pratt.
AISO-The following described building and lot of
ground of Charles H. EameS, Vim. Campbell and E. F.
Campbell terre tenants to wit mill and appurte-
nancei St1ate SpaldngS creek in Sheshequin twp.
upon land purchased by said Eames of - Kinney which
said mill is lS by As feet together with the and lot
or piece OF ground or curtilage appurenant thereto.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Johnson
Rogers Chas H. Eanes. VIM. B. Campbell and E. F.
Campbell. JOHN A. CODDING Sheriff.
Sherirs Office,
TOwanda, July q, 1865
re- Notice is hereby given that an amount equal to the
costs will lie required to he paid upon each sale when
struck down to the bidder and upon failure to comply
with this regulation the tract of land will again be offer
ed Tor sale j. A. CoDDING.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY

l.
T~sss%SSsfsS CONNENTION.--Thc Democratic
'1-sasXe~A>- Standing Committee f. Bradford &C..
hereby call Convention to consist of two Delegates from
each election district of said county to meet at the Court
tou>e, in the borough Of Towanda, on TUESDAY even
g September 4th 1850 for the purpose of placing in
nomination County ticket. The following persons are
appointed Committees Of Vigilance to call and organize
delegate elections in their respective districts:
COMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE.
Aibany-Beniamin Wilcox, Joseph Menardi.
frm0'ia-Ly ysandcr Shepard, Robert Mason.
1SgiUm-Edmund Horton. \. J. Stone.
ithGls BoTo'-H C. Baird, Jacob Harder.
Aihms tp.-Davd Gariuer. s. W. Park.
Burlington Boro'-Addison MKean Benjamin Ross.
t,rp.-C. +. Nichols, c. r. Sconton,
' East-Wm. VI Kean, Geo. GODDARD.
CgntOn-lram Wilson. Samuel Owens.
CoDnJia-Horace Ballard, John Morgan,
bUfR-E r. Delpng, Edward IIOmet
FrGakijn-Neson Gilbert, Sterne Mckee
GranrWe-Isaac Putnam, c. d. Ross
HTTiCk-Geo, W. Elliott. VIM Durand.
LROy-A. D. Foss, II. i. Stone.
Ltchfed-Abraham Merrill Moses Park.
'omOe BorO,-H. S. Phinncy, f. b. Coolbaugh
Tp.-M. A. Coobaugh, Freeman Sweet.
0rr,L-o: }, ChGRbuck, Daniel Dimmick.
Orerton-tieorge Hottenstein, Vim. Waltman.
P&s-T Bosworth A. b. Bartlett.
R.ne-Edgar G.. Nichols, Lawrence Vought.
RdsbTy-Chares French. Sturges Squires.
Atshequm-C. W. Bulls, Myers Osborne.
ANrmtd BOro'-L. F. Goetchus, Seth Peck.
Smlhheid-S. T. Crane, j. A. Gerould.
>@lngted-Thos. B. Wolcott, Theo. Wilder.
youth Creek-Ienry Thompson, Floyd Hdreth.
Winding Noae-A Ennis. George Stevens.
I"cdndd BOTo-P. d. Morrow, J. Della Montanye.
tp.-H. c. Fox. VIM. Decker.
1"r1ndd .NoTth-S. B. Foster, W. W. EasterbrOoks.
Troy Boro-ASa Landon, Delos c. Herrck.
- tp-Furnan Porter, Aonzo Clifton
ii14'cdroTa-lliram Shumway Harris Ackley.
\ I,,W-) .. Chubbuck jr. 2. 2. Sweet.
n,'tS-Iohn BrowIell, Shube RowIee.
,m,.!'aH4m-W. II. Russell, W. b. Dunham.
N mm.@T@-John Carey, ). A. Wheaton.
~! ~. m,.!Mot-lchabod CorsOn, J. L. Jones.
II,,.9a"sms-Stcphcn HOmet. Hiram Elliott
T"g"-hliot Whitney, Henry Wood.
' committees will call meetings on Saturday Septem-
-' 1922 between the hours of and I, z. NJ.
i. @. GOODRICH,
II. S. SALISBURY,
EUGENE KEELER,
HENRY GIBBS,
MILO MERRILL,
FRANCIS HOMET,
F. ORWAN,
,. JOHN ROWLEE,
# m.-t i" 1885. Standing Committee
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PENNSYLVANIA e. S. SENAToR.-Ex-Gov-
ernor DAVID r. PORTER has written letter in
which he takes strong ground against the
legality of the proposed election of a U. S.
Senator on the first Monday of October, to
which period the Pennsylvania Legislature, in
mint convention adjourned.
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A STUD or
TRICK PONIES!
Dancing and War Horses!
And everything else upon the same
elaborate scale, with the following
distinguished EqueSIrianS, Clowns,
Eq~esfrieHmes, Gynmasts, Paulomi
InIstS, DC:
MILE AGNES, the celebrated Gre.
ole Gymnast-hrst appearance here
MADAME ORMoND, the benutIfu.
Dramatic Equeslrieme.
Mrs. w. L IKE, the intrepid Mai
tress de Cheval d FIRST appearance
here.
Mrs. It. CRAVEN, the Graceful
Pamomlmist.
THE Man MONKEY, the wonder
of the Modern Circus-frst appear
ance here.
CLARENCE PALMER. the only rider
who has ever turned a Somerset over
barriers, on Il bareback horse, a tea:
now first achieved here.
Bill LAKE, the Great New Or
leans Clowil-hrst appearance here.
HENRY MAGILToN, the creates
living Gymast.
The MOTLEY BROTHERS, sur
passing even the Ravcls.
c. J. ROGERS, the distinguished
Dramatic Rider
r. DONALDSON, the great Come
Equestrian and Pantomnnist frs
appearance here.
Mons. La THoRNE, the Modem
Hercules.
GEORGE DUNBAR, the noted Gym.
mast, and (wIlh MagIlton and Donald
sony the only person executing the
feat Of La Peyche EqUipOiSe de Dsuz,
or two persons IN md air III once.
.. RICHARDSON, the only person
executing the feat OF the ReroIrins
Globe III md air, Sur la PTche Egtti-
PoiSe. (
L. CRAVEN, the Champion T'um-
bter-frst appearance here.
w. KINkAIE, tie well known
Equestrian and Gymnast.
J. w. PAUL, lhe Modern Jehu, and
Forty Horse Driver.
CHARLES BRuwN, the Skillful
Equestrian and Gymnast-frst ap-
pearmce here.
CHARLES CROSBY, the well known
PantOmlmlSt.
II. GINTY, the wonderful Hurdle
Racer, and WILDFIRE,n his un-
raIneable Georgian Pony, now first
appearing here.
+. ARMSTRONG, tie talented GYM
mast; RoRERT WHITE, the accom-.
pilshed MGttre de Cirque.
The famous Trek Ponies PEGASUS
and TARTAR, and the War Horse
BUCEPHALUS, &c., &c.
The Distinguishing features of this
huge Establishment are:
lst. Il Is the largest Circus ever in
this State.
% Every act Put IN the l.ms iS
better Than has ever before been W..
messed here.
3D.. Ii is the most extensively
equipped Circus ever III this state.
4th. The Orchestra Is the best ever
attached TO amy Circus.
5ih. Many of the best performers
were never north before.
9th. Many Of the acts are entirely
new here, have never before been
witnessed IN this Stale, and could not
be eXcellcd by all the CiIcuses III the
country combined.
9Th. IL is not, as is customary of
late. small part Of Circus, and q
small part of MenaserIe, with very
large bills for each but two old
fashioned CircuseS, with all the mo-
dern improvements.
Lastly. II is tie only Circus esia-
blIshment that performs ersry thing
as represented III the bills and IN the
advertisements.
ADMISSION ONLY 25 CENTS!
TO BOTH COMPANIES.
VIII be exhibited al J and - p. NJ
afternoon and Night,) at
IOWANDA,
Saturdag, august 25M,
Also, at
Il IL u Y,
FRIDAY, August 24h.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the es
tate of IRA GRlSWOID, decd, late of Ridgbery Town
ship, are hereby requested to make payment without
lays aud all persons having claims against said will
please present them duly authenticated forsetemcntt
BENZ. HALSTED Administrator.
Ridgbery, June Is, 1865.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-m II,

4 UDITONS NOTICE-In Tie matter Of
"A the estate Of Grr5lcr Carpenter deceased-In the
Orphans Court Of Bradford County.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Court, to
settle and adjust the account Of William kceler surviving
attend to the duties of his appointment at his Office in the
borough of Towanda Monday, the Goth day of Au-
gust 1855 at o'clock, p NJ All persons interested will
please take notice.
July 20 1855 p. D. MORROW. Auditor.
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r IsT OF JURORS, drawn for sEPTMR

).
JURORS.
ISheshequin-A. Barner.
Standing Stone-J. Veught,
VIM. Kingsley.
ISpringield-Benj. Brown.
iSylvania b.-L. n. Tinkhaln.
Troy B,--Alvin Stephens.
Observation-Disclosures
WysoX-JOhn B. Hines.
Ulster-Levi Noble.
Warrcn-W. F. Corbin.
Wyalusing-Dwight Chaffee
Windham-James Olmstead.
WEEK.
Ridgbury-Wm. J. Fuller.
Rone-Hiram Drake.
ISheskequin--Jabez Fish, S.
Miner.
lSrrin gficld-Geo. Crowell j.
| Newell, p. Gates, Norman
| Hosley.
lSmithfeld-Clinton Wood.
Troy Tp.-Zina Case.
North TOwanda-Jas. Elliott.
VIM. II. Foster.
Towanda bo.-Chester Wells
Warren-James Arnold.
IWyalusing-Dudley Camp.
lWysoX-Daniel Bull.
!, WEEK.
|Sheshequin-Alanson Love-
lace, \. Forbes.
Troy twp.-Ansel Williams,
Allen Crandall.
! iTpWanda-DeXtCr Fox.
North Towanda-lsaac Mycr
Byron kingsbery.
iUl>ter-G. w. Russell, S. L.
! Holcomb.
WaTen-Henry Wilson, Ru-
fus Burlington.
IWindham-V. Boardman.
Wyalusing-Charles Ingham
j {. Lewis. p. Stone.
Wclls-John Updike.
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