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Tn THE NATTER of the Partition of the
< Reai Est4fe Of 3aTsy J1eJ5sr. dtosaselNotice is
he.ely svea . ii persons 2tcec n the partition Of
the TeRi estate Of Barrey Tctaer deceased ate of thc
Iowrsip Of Trey, 70 come into Court or the FIRST day Of
rcxt teIa. (beng tAe :a qay OF May ret at O'Clock,
2 H. to ac-ept or -c1se tbe estate which appraised
by thc Jury 0: inc res: rpoa said e1tc On me 9Th day Of
January, 1856. JAMES II. WTBB, Clark Of o. c.
TlT2nda March &C. 1858.
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4 UDITOR,s NOTICE-N. Mitchell 6!

N a. y q. Teed.-In the Court Of Common Pleas of
Bradford County; No 336, May 7. 1854.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said court TO
distribute funds raised by Sheriff sale Of decndans real
estate will attend to the duties of his appointment ct
his office in the borough Of Towatda Saturday, the
2lst day of April 1855, at O'Clock, p. NJ when and
where all persons having claims upon said fund nust
sent them or be forever dcbarred from the same.
March 81 1856 p. y. MORROW, ACditcr.
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FRANKLIN FIRE co. No.1.-The members
81 ofFranklin Fire Company are notified to meet
az, + the Engine house. on Saturday evening, MAY
ssa@ss 5th, at g o'clock
n. T. BOGART, Secretary.
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PIANO TORIES.

ss4@, JOSEPH r. LOUD, intends visiting
this place every Spring and Fall for the purpose Of
~ selling PIANO FORTES OF his Manufacture which
wifi lie guaranteed satisfactorily. Mr.. LOUD attends per
oqy to his business which of itself will be of great ad
vantage to those purchasing and avoids all difficulties
which often Though buying of Agents. Citizens
will find bp obtaining an Instrument of him. great
ing in price a. we'll manner in which their Pianos will
fe kept in order WRITTEN wARRANTEEs given for five
wears for his Instruments which stand unrvaed for eas
ness and elasticity of touch uness and sweetness tone
To those in want of Pianos, Mr. Loud would advise to
await his visits Every possible attention will be paid to
Pianos Organs &C.. entrusted to his care, either for
pairing or tuning Having long experience in the business
persons nav be assured their Instruments will be put in
perfect order or chuge ,rH be made. Old Pianos and
Selodepus taken in part payment for Pianos Melo
Philadephia. 6m-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

II debted to the estate Of Ell.
late Of Ridgbury township, are
payment without delay, and all
against said estate are requested
thenticsted for settlement.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-05

RIO JClzE.
MINE HUNDRED AND DNINETY-NINE
~ Men, in Bradford County in debt to that want
to pay thcr Judgment notes accounts which it
may be- and intend to have them do it, either by per
suason or by employing officers sufficient 10 collect OF
Immediately without any exception orespect to
parsons from the fact that the money belongs to
dors and intend that they shall have it it
he collected. HALL & RUSSELL.
Iowanda April 20 1855
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Il ooET IL kINGSBEk1 still continues the
B9oh STATIONERY business, where purchasers
wy aid all the latest School and Miscellaneous Books at
5ISel Ji prices. The following School Books are embrac
Gu b u ,l The catalogue viz
O4ill,h Greek and Latin Reader and Grammar.
n ao Cesar do. Slllust do. Lessons.
SS'aeSan Greek and English Lexicon
0IIeu,er Latin Lessons Cooper's Virgil.
Tsyt4lpths s. Lebrethon's Barbaulds, Fausdick's and
DnoL1cks French Works.
P5TnkeIs Comstock's, Phelps, Smileys and omsted's
CCy s. Ihompson's and Davies Works.
Sl<T S Coats and Comstock's Physiology.
P-lleI 5, Porters, Bentleys and Cobbs Works.
Blt, History, Parleys, Worcesters, Gurnsey's
stef Unabridged Dictionary.
~ University edition, do.
w Common School, do.
toctVssters, Coopers, Harper's Johnsons, do. Com
WORKS Lncoln's Botany, Sweets Eocution.
SbI lSons series of Arithmetic, primary TO High
Rms R+auls Davies, Smiths and Cobb's, do.
and an > hrkhan's, Smiths and Morse's Geography
in use and all the various Primary Geographys now
Ss4i az variety. -''N ''"7 '''a" ~
Hal, R'Dry @,d Goods, Groceries Crockery Boots Shoes
So a@ Caps, &C., &c.
noDt5, ana desirable styles of Goods will be received
TJv:yn,sa w., Saa sold At the lowest CASH PRIoEs. JK.
'~il1, April, y 1855
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GUNNER HATS-Gentlemen Elegant
~ WHITE BEAVERS, for sale by
May |, 1855. JOS. KINGSBERY.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SNOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that al peraons cdchted to the
tate Of G. P PHILIPS decd, late Of Burlington to-
hereby requeed to make payment without delay; AID al
persons haTngicg claims against sad estate VIII peazs
present them duly authenticated f9r settlement.
J. II. PHILIPS, Administrator.
Fc,,ruarv ? 1875
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DLASTER.-l00 tons Cayuga ground plas
Il ter-200 bbls. White Stone Lme-I00 bbls Extra
Family Flour. SALT, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, &C.,
at BAILEY & NEVINS.
Towanda April TO- 1855.
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The Suspuehanna Collegiate Institute,
T0IYANDA, BRhDFoRD CO., PA
INSTRUCTORS !:

INSTRUCTORS
REV. SAMUEL F. COLT, Principal Professor Of Natu
raj, Mental aud Moral Science
REV. JAMES McWILLIAM, 4. NJ, Professor of Ancient
Languages and Bellies Lettres
CHARLES R. COBURN, A. NJ, Professor of Mathema
tics and Master Of Normal SCHOOL,
E. ALBERT LUDWIG, a. n, Professor Of Modern Ian
guages Instructor On the Piano and in Drawing;
II. BEECHER MORGAN, Usher;
Mrs. MARTHA A. DAYTON. Preceptress;
Miss MARC ARET L. KENNEDAY, I'd do.
fs~The Spring Term of 1866 will commence on We'd
nesdav April 4th. The Academic will comprise terms
EXPENSES PER TERM:
Tuition i'll the Fifth class (prmary) per term 81 00
Fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Third Observation-Disclosures. 90
Second d....................... 90
First Observation-Disclosures. 9 90
EXTRAS:
French German Spanish Italian. each, 90
When taken without other branches, GO
Drawing ........................ 90
Ornamental needlework and embroidery each 80. 90
Tuition Piano Forte with of iUstrament, II 90
do do per quarter of IL weeks. 10 90
Oil painting in landscapes per term ........... 90
do figures ....................... 10 90
Room rent for lodge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Contingent fund for each pupil, .............. 30
Board in Hall, per week IS
Washing, per dozen, IS
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NOTICE.-The Commissioners of Bradford

n OTiCE.--The Commissioners Of Bradford
~ County have fixed upon the following days and dates
respectively, for holding APPEALS, viz
Towanda borough, Burlington township and borough
North aud South Towand2 lister and WIlmot Thu,E
day, February IS.
Canton. Franklin, Granville He,rck, Leroy and Wysox
Oh Monday. February T.
Orwell, Pike, Toae Sheshecg.n Tuscarora Wyalusing
Warren and "indharc. on Tucsday, February 20.
Co1TnLa. QvcE:ac. HidCbeTy. S11iilfel1 Springfield,
SJr2h Creek and Syl7ania borough, Wedne3day Feb
rlary 2l
Athens township, Athens borough, Albany, Azylam
Armenia, Du.e-, L.tclfe!d and 5aad8g Stone On Thurs
Day, Fcb-u-ty o.
Monroe, Troy township and borough, and Wells, on Fr
a2y, February 23.
So The Assessors VIII be punctual IN delivering the
tees tie taxables aud in making their returns in per-
the day designated in tksir warrants at which time
ad p!2cG the Board Of Rc!gon viii ettend and hear al
such think Themselves aEgTeved by said assessment
and make such deductions aid alterations t. then nay
seem jlat. By order OF the ConEni is=;one-5,
Feb. :, 1855. E. ". FARRA2, Clerk
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certify the above to he true copy of the original writ
JOHN 4. CODDING, Sheriff.
Snerif~s Office Towanda March o. 1885,
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$500 RE w a z D!
For an improvement on
SC0TTS PATENT BLACKSMITHS STRIKER

hE Undersigned having purchased the right to sell in
number Of the counties of this state, and lewhere
Scott Patent BLACKSMITH'S S STRIKER, respectf lly
announce that they stopping at BLACK S Hotel
u iowandl, where they will exhibit the Patent Striker
ana explain its operation They expect to remain about
three weeks By the aid Of this invention every Black
snlh can dispense with the additional hand required to
o[Se ron and will consequently effect great saving Of
mpo 70 all who become possessed of it. This is consider
cd one Of the greatest and useful inventions OF the
age and the manner in which it forges iron OF every de
Spu2n has greatly surprised the Of Vu
'SA "lo have seen it operation.
n W. W. FIELDS,
May 3. 1856 T. 8. TEAGARDEN.
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All perso 9 IN.

u STEVENS, dccea.ed,
hereby notified to make
persons having demands
70 present them duly au-
STCRGES SQUIRES,
WM. STEVENS,
Executors.
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OTICE.-The members of the Bradford
~ County Medical Society are requested to meet at
the Ward House. Thursday May 10TH 1885, at O'Clock
NJ The transactions OF the State Medical Society for
the years SO and '54 are ready for distribution.
C. K LADD Secretary.
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\ oTlCE.-Persons wishing to make pay
~ @e1ts to the subscriber, do so at any time,
Nessr5 LAPoRTE Mason CO., whose receipt or
statement OF payment will be entirely satisfactory.
MICHAEL MEY LERT Land Agent.
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t FATHER, Pork, Goldfish, Mackere, and
II WhiteFish for sale cheap at PHINNEYiS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-05

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice
~ hereby given that a persona indebted to the
tate Of BGNJA B. SLADE deceased late OF Colombia
Twp, are hereby requested TO make payment without de-
lay; aad al persons having claims against said estate viii
please present them d1ly authenticated for settlement.
March l. 1855. MlAL SLADE, Administrator.
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A DMINISTR ATOR'S N0TICE.-Notice
IA s hereby given that all persons indebted to TIE
tate Of BOLIFER PALMER, deceased late Of Canton tp
hereby requested to make payment without deley;
aud ali persons having claims against said estate VIII
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
THERESA PALMER. 8 AdmnistratIix
Canton. March 1851.
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ERESH GROCERIES, of all kinds just
IL received at MONTANYEs & co.
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Geeal advertisements.
A DEMONSTRATORS N0TICE.-Nc

"a h-hANAoi ihAlOEf NOlICE.--N OlC-
= u Is herey glEG2 that all persons indebted to the
tate ai A. Z. BILES, Geceased late Of Wyalu in !,
township TO make immediate payment aud ali person
/, authenticated for settlement.
s. w. DILES.
JAS. A. BlLEs. Administrator
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1 UDITOR'S NOTICE-In the matt

a ODlIOR'S NOTlCE.--In the matter c.
IA the estate of r. D. Hayens deceased. In the
phans' Court Of Bradford County The undersigned
ditoT appointed ty the said Court 10 distribute the m
ceeds OF the sale OF real estate o? said decedeut Il
hands Of his administrators, VIII attend 10 the DIT
his appointment at his Office in Towanda borough OF ST.
urday the 7th day Of april 1855. at 10 oclock - =
at Which time and place al persous Interested are reg
ted to present their claims be forever debared tr
said funds q. II. WATKINS Auditor
Towanda February 26, 1855.
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q MASONIC-The regular meetings OF UNION
n LODGE, No. los, A. Y NJ, are held every We'd
pNnesday. on or preceding the full moon, at Maso-
~ mic Hail. over J. kingsberys store
-, hretbren in good standing are invited to attend
-, AZ ,aoti1o ~ for Nav will occur the Both day.
lA HRA 4. UNION CHAPTER, No l6l holds its regular
Tins at the same place. Thursday on or before the full
AoVH' f. H. MASON, Secretary.
gn@ RELIGIOUS NOTlCE.-Rev ). NJ. PEEBLES,
ES will preach at the Court, House, on Sabbath
evening May Is, 1855, at y o'clock
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Sheriff OmC

Towanda, March 81, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that amount equal TO the
costs win be required to be paid upon each sale when
down to the bidder and upon falling comply with this
regulation tract Of land will again be offered for sale
john A. CoDDING.
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SNYDER house, Waverly, n. ".

I TAMES WHITAKER respectfully informs
- the travelling public that be has taken the above well
known stand situated the Railroad Depot and soli
cts share of custom The House is convenient and COM
odious and he is determined that pains and attention
the and comforts OF guests shall be spared give
entire satisfaction March Is, 1856.
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A STRATOR's NOTICF-Not a.

" A-A ~ 4 II u Wv - ~ ASA+.'-AN o. --
n IS hereby given, that all persons indebted to
tate Of R0XANA YANWRINkLE, deceased, late of -
twp are hereby requested to make payment withocT g
lay; and all persons having claims against said estate
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
c.. G. GRIDLEY, AdninigtTat1r.
Orwell February II, 1855.
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A. 'AEG \ IORfc NOl1CE.--NO OtlCe IS heTf-
by giyen that al persons indebted to the estate c
HORATlO GAMAGE. decd late Of Burlington twp. are
hereby requested to make payment without delay;
all persons haypg Claims against said estate will plea
present them Luly authenticated for settlement.
JULIA GAMAGE.
PERRY B. PRATT, 1-As'' ~
EehrUarV
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CLOTHING. AZ.

n d.. p.rs, O. ii. ! p.,s $3.50. svss.t.
ns CITY Han have ssv ca ksss hs tss' .ssvs~d sprss
sns sunssr ssess sss vsyhs " - tsss1 "a "a uai.s
yssss co, ., vhsssa<ss aAA fsT Gsuy Ts<sssS yrssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

MADAME ALVIN, IRON PARIS, ryrDgss Hgz
AN s.rV,rss 70 The lssiss snf ssnusnss IN physnoo
~, ~ booAs asf scisns. IN. sonsslt~1 aboct
Ior. nsrrsss bssin<s, ke, snd -ili VII the mans u
The lsdy o. gsntsmsn thsy win marry, Asc, ts~
Jrsseh arc eunAs. R>s<szss sos Bsvsry, s3ar Tssi
4 xsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

TIAIRyOyAST AND ray SOCIOLOGICAL ExAgTSA
W tsbs.-Dy. NAYS. a.. e.tshrs,sA mssisst .tss.r
eisni Mr. HAYES ihs, 1ssh .s,s.ss4 ns4ssl sisrYsy
shi ssa ~ sesssitsd stJ aa1 sVssiaF Osgs - spnss
sus<, scar ~ ns~uy Ds.as.s segrssty tal4s
ssvnu svsA " stssni fsn4s Bsttsfssflsa uvsa e. 80
psy
CPfRfTUAL RAFTING AND WHITING -sRs COAX.
- v fsssys rtsissrs fhts ssa svsry v~s a.
- Erst-ay Her ckaysl ssgsas Hovf. ia N tts
:. so y " n baHlssiaa " s.hts ~ B-ps,tlss
hs't ~ iAsi 'ssssass alhs fyrats srsiss ~ 80
SP1HfTUALita IN BROOgLY. PUBLIC c0s
- fsr*Bss III v fss n tsa sa4 halt ssstt
trNndsJ Esrsing ~ tks Brssfly. Tast.sts tsfs.g
lhs,ga SO csntsSf ,ws.'t A. ttrss ssisst y -
,ss tar lsftits lei vitl issssFs 49, a.
t1Hsst-Tls ttsrtsal U.h.nt Ia Rsfsym s.sts fr.s.
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A sTROLoOY DIR c W RoBAcE FROM SWEDEN
~ late ~ Pbilsdslphi. Nee Verb sad BsssSn grsfs
,srvtrss % ths sit,sns - Nsv York aud k 10
able 70 fgrsts ysst aad futsr. s~sas
seussisd " a, the crs-s.a kssas 81 Esrsp sai sa,ys
ghrfsp'auss. az sssslosr thsn say ons 49, h,iss
psspsis Ill r.s.i.s mediate s.tsn,ios Yer v.rtasr
sf,s ~ syssnSrs street ciasiass Ohio " tppl,s9s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEAYoRs OFFICE-NEw YORK. MARCH Q, 1856
The attention Of contractors and Others is called
ell, Nov 10, lsbl In relation to the blasting OF
within the city OF New York. Notice is hereby given
that hereafter the ordinance win be stfictly enforced
An ordinance for the covering up OF the blasts In the
blasting Of rocks within the city OF New York.
Be II ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty Of the city Of New York, in Common Council con-
lection l. In all cases OF blasting rocks with
in the city OF New York south Of line drawn across
street each blast before firing IT, shall be urey
cred with I tmbers Of not less than four inches thick
ten inches wide and ten feet long each to be
and around zach charge and to be held in place BY at
least three hundred pounds Of large stones piled top
Soc 2. Three minutes notice. before firing the blasts,
shall be given, BY dsPlayng rcd dag on staff not
less than ten feet high set In conspcuous place within
twenty Ave feet Of the point where the charge
and also by calling out tho words "a blast several
times repeated and loud enough 10 be distinctly heard
at distance Of two hundred feet from the point Of dis
cnArgs.
Sec g. For every violation Of either Of the provisions
Of this ordinance the offending parry, the work be
and conviction thereof before police justice shall be
liable to fine Of twenty i've dollars and stand
SEC l. This ordinances shall take effect Immediately.
Adopted Sy the Board s Of Aldermen, Oct "a ISL
Approved BY tho mayor, Nov. TO- 1851.
any part Of tho world and needing United states
GoiT Custom house
I o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF IHE STRANGERS
l.. Refuge Lodge, No 4 o. OF o. Y. are requested to
meet ut the lodge Monday evening 18th inst
business Of importance will be transacted.
THOMAS RAVEN, Secretary, p. T.
OFFICE OF LOCAL INSPECTORS OF STEAMERS,
W Custom House, New York. March b. Is5S.-Engin.ers
and pilots Of steamers her by notified that licenses
be renewed within thirty days after their eSpiration In de-
fault thereof licenses must DO taken out and the
ties also subject themselves TO tho penalties imposed by
The attention OF Of steamers particularly directed
TO those parts Of the law requiring vessels equipment
be kept in conformity with her certificate and imposing
penalty the master Of deficiencies and also to the
relating to the employment OF pilots
not duly licensed. JOHN N. WEEKS,
HENRY d. REkWICK,
United States Local Inspectors for the OF New York
1,AxES.-TAXES CAN BE PAID ON LANDS L0CA-
ted in Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, Arkansas, Missouri at
once g. q. SHuFELDT No kAssau street. two doors
from Wall street.
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NADAhE MORROW WILL oTyg LADIES PRIVATE
wi s.iurs. - al .nnssrn, " tfs bsr pfs4stsns -,
truy ssisuAng tbeush shs prsees nshisT tst 50. "a
fsssasstls - pAiosspky a., satisf.s Tier. ill -
statg. - Broans street, nssr caasss usAusmsa 49,
aamittsa
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PLAYING CARDS.

pLAYfsG caRDs-FARo PLAYING CARDs-yERY
es .hd wsll ssassnsd sith Al De v.rlss. ether quaI
i,ss 81 linen and cotton esrss made Nv SAN HART CO.
sale 20 the trade aad ssb hsass Al tksr store Ne
barsisy sxstt, srtss.ss Ne Astsr uesN.
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A CHANCE FOR POOR MAN.-ONLY THREE oil
n those beautifully located lots in the Ninth ward 0
brooklyn eft three minutes walk from the Fulton
railroad WIN be sold In monthly instRments OF ten dol
lars applied for before March next Apply TO Jaco
PeeAre, No. lG3 Hester street.
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yyNHg GEEATt1r HyITClI. DISCOVERY ~ rItR AGE
i Nj kthsEDY, 81 BaIbvry, has discovered Ia zoe
lind q isnn"', from the -or'i ss,ofsls e@vs eos.
mon gtAgls
lie Ia. u,.d 10 ever 10 cases. .ns new, f.ll.< .r
sspt IN t.o sas.. boik uss4sr hsns, ~. has 90. h.
h po.s..sIon TOO Lundr.a s.ruhs~l.s ~ vir,ss
all viu8lS trsniy niles 81 hsston
To toiik. are warranted 70 . ssrtnx -ors
noUth.
On. v nrss t@,,ss I'll ear. N. -0r,, lisa u yi.-
TO y mr.. b.,u.. -in sur. N. .y.,.,r ., ssS.
1vo bSitss az .arsntsf " care ihs VERT ssahsr 10
The mouth 90 tLoussh.
nrss % ~. bodies 81. -sr.Hssa 70 ear. Ne vsrs,
AZ sryapsias
On. v 100 ta,t.s ..usssss 70 ssr. al h.nas 10
the syss
r.e b,,,lss ..u.s,ss ~ ruasans ~ N. ere.
ard bksh.s .rsong ns hsf
rogr - ia ts',ls' .'s ..ushiSa v ,errtJ, .Ia
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T-s . thr.s tet,ss v.ran,.s ~ az. "a.
SssTsr.t esss - riassnstsm
Ttr,. " four bottles .s.ai~s V Ne sAls
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bsusti sl.sy. pV-r,.ssss iross Ma tr.s betss..
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ss.1.r y~sab1 .,.y . Ie.s<ss sSsvss u ns 10 vac
vicinity a. b.sos ibsv tbs sfses ~ u tss,svy s.ss
e.. hs..s 80 i-,. 80 s1.s y Il "a IA, .ssp
spothsr aiisr tisl - s.ss sr.sss for Fssf Th~re
A.. ,vo lhinss .so1t nss hsrs nsa spr-ss ~ ne
yri.i,,-Ini n.t Is srsy, 10 oar yss,sr.s n $3.50
1ss.s qsfts yssIfsi ssf ~ 10 yslss has nstv s~~a
.rSvp saul slsss,srsx % Ists s.eobf hat u shesn
s1r. 81 sins. ~ btnv. Ia .vssr v give 49, II
81 st.t< nsi 10 Iys4 ltlS SsSdi~t a. All ssld sso.t
is Iost<, y-r esy IL lyra it1t, 80 gvs~ . Mss.
..sk ktss 30 asy 81 10 sbssss - siss svsw n~<~~
say ia Sssi yea cas- ret AL ssyssh Il a Drs<.
ters for sstsslS 90. ta1is sy1~yefsI psr Asy es1-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

MATRIsOs1AL-A SPANISH GEsTLtgaN MO
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

18th AvENUE-HoUSES FOR SALE-THE FOUR
story hrok houses No ZIG and No 222 Seventh
good vestment; will be sold cheap, and easy
Also the four story double tenement brick house No l
East Twelfth street Apply to Jacob Pecare, No. i83 Hester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

nRUG STORE FOR sALE-A GOOD LOCATION FOR
IL physician commencing the practice OF medicine. Ap.
ply 1T l79 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

nRUG STORE FOR SALEM THE MOST DESSELY
IL populated part Of the cty doing good business and
will be sold cheap the proprietor must TO Europe on
Wednesday ne1t. Apply at 81 Bayard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

he pTRRy. LATE % LONDON AID PARIS AND
~ lat ss ytsr ils Wet Broai.Ay ssrtAa
ssuAv fsr aAys, 18th " nFftury His tr.st1sst
hfab. And ss .nletsd Ill spars 6.nssivs. nss,As 81
knIbsh ky ApTipihg % him snip The HIsat Prsad an
tbsst Gis.asss, isrvAri.i on rcosipt ~ q ssnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17

A VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-CoNsIsTING
II OF about fifteen Of land lying the upper end
Of Grand street. Brooklyn, Eastern district Apply At al
Front street, New York