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.tn4fAttfrshnnoi}a KILL
JOSEPLE I2QsVELI

Jo2IdlGleE Et 4lANhLL
WOCLD respectfully announce that he ~ again before
Nv. the people Kith a hstge, rich uini faShionetle assbrt.
F1tE AyD W4ITER GGGoD2Ss,, u.s.
sS. wsi ;1st ,h s. H It.. ? tsgs e ;5t " Psb5is j. !, i4f.tsS' hsies ses,
which walramply pay Cor an equalization II hi stock. =
His stock Of La bias DitHs y Go0ps ia ~cqnr5pte. consist
s!fks;; pain and plaid Mcrinos ali w5ol Deiahcs ; taia
and lfgHrea Casirneres. Mouslhr delIirese p ~rfnettus,
ch9lli pfLaises. plain ss9 twillea Persian c!9th, Debaeesi
4ALso !sHAwLs AaAafSe ana magnificent assortment IL
Breebs Leng anddeaasre dsiawls, pain sodlen long and
Eapiss' ieLorHsA. an colors. and trimming. h3I1iesGE
@ ENlneiDERlEs@Th The large 4 and cbeafest assortment Of
e riaiSs Fm n"% i%IcrfiI Solla arst 4 };ist9 ;h f"t Fs fnq 4 hT Tay.
J, ! S Ia tsa i4Esa9. smyrna, bolpin and cpttPn edsiassaal
;ShrsE AsD IIxEs CosvsI Of esery De 4~eftai6u, easpsf
oIiSrs3 FGlnS<lss nlrxSGG, : saoar! nSoaAIi tei and is saxlle fold d Ia,
masks " various kih'lS: embroidered ard hoe curtains.
all Qualities : wiIauw Eslrades thd- trimmings laeaci.ssf
spread Of ) afiousT kTfndr Soantte tpsaesi inecn t%heetingss,
rose blankets, gilt corniccs and pina.E STAN rods. 10. Sc? q
GLOVES AED sIEJiy-EveEytilin III this limo for La
dies, misses. chfiarSn,, nie6 vind'boys.S "fE "TTfTF
= BBoABcI orpts,t g. ~ III gRfaf AND REsTINGs+4Black ane
G 6 asjSe I'm fi} :, S 3 ITstf qtf maj au j9ig Sl.3RP Stsp ce ana l9pss
plahi and f sfr 4 slk. biar ksatin and ga Riaera sEst i,ga.
aud a large assortmspts II tSeelss Kentucky jeans, ssttr
DoaEsrqca~ 81 eters description iF~drdlsascaa 1t ycIy
cl9se figures andoiered dow. sflalslsls efesery gradeuEd
color. g. ~ III
Ch,rErts0SAA 4 qualities, irgrain and stair carpetnga,
oil cloths. Rash Msttiags. DTtgeeis. &cI Et.T lrrZIH
ANEEE A0TfoNS--AlH lo@t Everything. IN the line, whole
sale and retail.
HATS * CArs~-An assortment u~leqnaled in Northern
Pennsylvania oGMelsa& BOYS lrais and caps. eoIAprising
eSeTkk y ar q Sllk, bE29 2 psarl and Li4fh III 1lAts--7
fBooTs & SaoRs--In this department. there ner ncvop
has lcen in this market j~anltiingg u compete with this
stock, in qualify, Quantity and price, whiTh it Would lie
greatly tn the Interest OF every man " Woman and child to
examine who Bishesto Rruehase-.a u agf sMgs dig
In addition to the above enumerated articles there will
alwaSsabefouna a tul assorpHcntof Groceries. Hardware.
Creekrrs and Glassrwac. Paints, Oils, and Dye7stufrS!
Leather and Siee Findings. 6c,. ke.. cash as-rzaE 81
To his OLD Friends ard Ct stntrers, tie subscriber would
take this method of eZprrf ling his gratitude for their Ibe-
raj patronage, hoping stiu II merit and receive it, and 10
others would extend an Invitation 10 CNamiue- his, stock,
being confident he can make ii for their interest to do so.
TowaIida. Oct |, la5j.e s..g.S JOSEPH POWELL. -
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- William Swetland. w. G. Reynolds,
e >aaicrson, William Hartley, aud D.
=, have given legal notice thttttliey will
10 III" next Legislature for the imcorro-
u tie lackawauna Bank, to be located
E~'.a;on. .7 - y-,i,z. I'd a~5.r o..
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/. f'R NAvstS,@A resolution is before
10, : Legislature proposing to tender
! resident of the United States a fegi.
: sglaateers for the purpose Of presery-
~ aha order in Kansas. a sgl s5 @ O.
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s. NEW YEARS BALI.@1s New Years BaHr
I'D Az !, ,, gfod at OlmsteAia New Hall, in litter,
a. "a a' Z. ptCENBER 2s 1886. uCanhaiAis Band
l"F occasion. and everythiHg will he done
p s. ~'""I. The public are respectfully ipsited.
n. 0LMSTED,T Pfdtrietor.l
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AIUDfTORs NOTTCE-B.Bai l1sg &. Sd

~ to The use Of DIS. SmiLt, Us. Z. H. Letris g. n. e..
Cooijaush-fn Bradford Common Pleas, No. 225, Deccln-
her Term. 1853. -
The Undersigned, an Auditor ~RpDuinted BY said court,
to dfstyibutc funds raised by SIcfifFS sale ofTeal estate in
this cause, will attend to the dptfcs Of his appointment At
his ohfcc in The borough Of Tnwanda. on Thursday; the
Slet day ql January, lo5G, at enc O'Clock in tic afternoop,
at which time ana place AL persons interested In said finds
are requested to present their claims, or else be forever
b.. so ls5S-. n---- C. H.M ATKINs. Auditor.
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s5~ In the present House Of Representa-
is there are three brothers, from three dlie-
States, viz: Israel Washlurne. jr of Maine;
.a B, WaShbgrne Of ~llineiS : aud Cadwalr
'3sr G.. WaAiburne Of Wisconsin. The first
aamoa are new members. and all are stroag
oaynts Of the present Administration
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

q Judge Stuart, Of New York, protests
oocaee OF the charges on which he was
W. links it his duty to resign, because
''HAe should not be tainted even with
'>toA. .. rss-.sa - g5HE rH
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HE SLAyE TRaDE-New YorkHis Believed
many rcrsonscto lie deeply concerned Ein'
y 'are trade and it is said that Portur
captain WHO has Just ~coyertly landed SIX,
1e, ami fit slaresih Cuba, left Havana
-5i, in the Crescent City to renew
a.o'S IN that and other northern cities.
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is EyrrLIFNT IysrITrFIoN.-Th The new tate
,.a. Asylum, at SyracdselK3YS which was
..ar opened, is in a lourishing and prosper
a, condition. This institution nov contains
VII: eighty patients, all pf whom are instruct
d, ID reading. writing and csfhering, as far as
4r Constitutional and intellectual strength
admit.
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DROCLAMATION- TEyylereas, the lion.
l. DAVID WTLMOfs President Judge. of the 18th Jp-
deial District, consisting OF the Counties OF Bradford, Sas-
uuohanna and Sullivan, and Hons. MYROS BALLaRB and
fIAKRY AcKLEf, a ssociate Jedges. in and for said county
Of Bradford Ia ave issued their preeeIt bearing datedtie
18th Gay Of b. c. a .p.lS5jt 10 me directed, for listding a
Court OF Over and Termincr, General Quarter Sesab sns OF
the Peace, Common Pleas aud Orphan : Court at Towen'
da, for the County Of bradford onthe first Aenday1thei
ith dIy-of EcbUElsr ~ Ae2t, to continue three weeks. .f5h
Notice is Therefore heFebypmiven. to the Ceraners and
Jastice4pof the Reace and Con~tabies. OF the County OF
Bradford that they b. then and there IN Their proper per-
son. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said days with their
records. inqai stiensfa and other rememhrnnces, to do those
things which to their Office appertalns To he tietie iand
those who arc bound by recogBazHnee OF othefNise 70 pro,
secute against the prisoners who are or may be III the la!
Of said county or who shall he bonnd y" appear at the
said, court, are to be then and there TO (pfosecqtee agains,
thcui a. Staff be Just, Jurors are Teqhcstcd 70 ne puhctual
in their attendance, agreeahIv to their nptlce. -.
Dated at ToYanda. the I'D Of December, IN The year ot our
Lord, Que Thousand eight lppdred and httss,h aRq ois
the indcpenddice OF the Tinted States the seyenS
ninfb TT 10 I2HE .fy0JTN 4! toDnfNG,9 sheriff
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GREATnBARGATN

DEAL ESTATEFORs SALE.--The sub
HI scriberioffers- tor sale the valuable corner lot2o on
which he resides, In Smithdeld, near the East Smithfeld
Post Office The Let Contains q little over half an acre
1t has on it a gDna and coirhnodioas dwelling house. a
first rate. barn, nearly mex, . good wagon shop and con-
yeniept Lumber she'd, t9sether With a good stock Of wagon
cheaper than ans other property in Nprthcn Penpsylya-
- ss's.-ss = = = ULYSSES MOODY.
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A Bow TO THE SPANISH NoBuurr-The
'i>' Cortcs has just adopted, by an inn
SO majority, the sixth article Of the neF,
'Htian, Which declares that no little of
n? shall be required as a qualification
'~ dsca2r-csof any office in tlle gift of
-.'a Or Of tie peoiAf ~'Tbis is a great
towards tie reformation of Spain, as it
I2rtA$ the last of the privileges Of the.
IsaAl nqblia, landpIaces the people of all.
.a4> upon an equality. a
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GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, &C.

West side Of she Public Square, opposite The
ss,g5s 90. 2F1 q Court lIL0hse. @-r s1eSieh.i
RAILEYa& NEEINS are Just receiving q
I'D large addition to their @tocku Provisions, Groceries,
Yankee Notions. Toys, FrHit Confectionery. &C., which
will be sold wholesale Of retlillor cash, or in ~exlange for
most kinds of country prod,ce, at prices that cannot fail
to suit purchasers. Consumers or country dealers would
do well TO call and examine onr stock and prices.
,,q GROCERIES.
Black and Green Tea, Rio and Java Coffee. Chocolate,
Cocoa, Sugar. Molasses, Syrup, Ginger. Pepper. Spice.
Cloves. nrtInegs. Mace cinnamon. Ground Mustard, Pepper
Sauce, Soda. Sileratus, Cream Tartar. Sperm and TallOw
Candles, Bar Soap, Vinegar. Starch, &c.
."-arrr1E PROVISIONS. 81 rf8EssF - .sH..
Flour. Buckwheat Flour, Rye Flour, Corn Meal. Feed,
Pork, Hams 4 Shoulders. Mackerel, Goldfish, Shad. Lake
Trout, Pckeled and Smoked Herring, Cheese, Rice, Beans,
Onions, Potatoes, Butter. Lard Crackers, &c. &c. lEuo
EH .-azE 81 r.sg#zr~rFRUlT. aefr-5a sgasFa. H.-sz
Prunes, Citron, Figs, Eug. Currants, Feaisins. Lem
os and Oranges. Green andnricd Apples. and Peaches,
Almonds, Pecan nuts,gPrazhfnuts, Grenable and Madeira
Wainuts, Fiibcrts, Pea nut, Chestnuts, Hickory nutS.&c-
GERMAN, FKrSca and AMERICAS Toys, Fancy Goops,
&c-Boys' Sleishs, Tin Wagons, China Pewter & Wood
Tea Sets, DoIls, Frufnpets. Toy Guns. Accordians IIaf:
Toilet Gases, Toy Bureans, Secretaries. Sc. Pearl, Very,
Papier Mache and Leather Port Monaics Wallets Purses,
Ivory, Horn and Wood Pocket and Toilet Combs, Tbtac-
co and Snuff Boxes. Cigar Gases, Tooth, Hair and Cloth
Brushes, Fancy Mirrors. Perfumery, Hair Oil. &c.
Fools CAP, Letter. Commercial Note and Bath Post
Paper, Envelopes, Waters, Scaling Wax, Ink, lnkStands,
Wafer Caps, Sand Boxes, Pcnholders, Pens, Wafer scales,
&c. &c.
TABLE, ASD DAIRY SALT, Salna and Rock Salt, and
Cayuga Ground Plaster. BAILEY & NEYlNS.
-Towanda, November %. 1853. -s.seaf r. -.. "a
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NOFICEiTheganhuh meeting of stock
~ ,~holders9f the BARCLAYSRAIL ROAD g. cuAL
vii be held at t~heirufice in Philadelphia,
CSorth west corner Of 4th and Esalntit sts) on MONDAY
the eth day Vt Januar " zfe9psat ~ o'clock, NJ, at which
time an election VIII he held Tor a President and twelve
Directors to Serve the ensuing year.
be. 20, ls6527sYEN2 Go. r. eArsseeretarys
kpEGISTEIGS NOTIGES-Soace is here
III by given that there hive been fled md settled in
the Office OF the Register Of ills, in and for the county of
Bradford, accounts Of administration upon the following
estates, viz : ~- .- -e.r -@- --~.-4 -l.Fs s4~aa-4 E1-ru|
Final account Of II. M. Peck executor of Rezckiah Peek
Late of SinithGeld deceased "a ~. DO lrzr4s-s-
\ Final account 0f George i. BurnhaT, administrator of
Harvey Ward, late Of Darlington, deceased.
Final account of-i.B. aud y. G. Bowen, administrators
o fJacob J. Bowen, late OF Warren, deceased.
Partial accountao A. Phelps and T. Z. French, cxecu-
tors Of EJcnezcr French, late of S%mithfield, deceased. y
n, Final arcount Of G, VI. Brown. administrator OF William
Piper, late Of Monroe. deceased.
Final account of AuSon and Elias GuStn, adnlinistra-
tors OF VIM. II. Gtstin late of Goiuinbia, deceased.
rFinal aeconnt Of Charles StoekwclE surviving adminis-
traitor of Sterling f~fblcoRIb, late of Lerty. deceased.
Partial aefehit of Kan soma randaii3 aanninistrator OF
Tanner Crandall, late Of Springfield, deceased.
FinaEaccnnnto of j.. Phillips administration Of C,Ff
Phillips, late of Darlington, deceased. s.-E fe- "a
Final account OF I. VI. Ieach, administrator OF james
Nichols. late of S~mithfeid, deceased. 1,..- -.r.-r r. Al.
And the same will be presented to the Orphan 5 Court
Of Bradford county. ON Monday, the ftlr day Of February
next, for Confirmation and allD@anceYs.e ssfH. $500 --rrf
b. r1a o. E.aG Efa LANES H. WEBB, Register.
Registers Office. Towanda, December %. 1855. ~-i
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AEUDITQR'S NOTICEAC FfHIlsaa Is:

ANTtISH S-HCH ~ -S, {. t7Ef-F1-
mo "A f i; J j fi sfsdfsiI 2 A8i ~ e; ttYs1'ji'H2'4S us Com
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Auditor
appDjGted by The Court to distribute moneys in the SLer-.
t w. : niIP ~ , rI,If "a y - sa dsti o. $ y Lie af'e mean ! 5 pcFf OH Il.
of&e in the borough OF Towanda, on Monday. the 2lst
day Of January. lS5f, at two O'clock, ?. NJ, and all per
at that ting and place, or else be forever dssoarred from
the same.
Dec. 1t. 1855. J. D. MORROW, Auditor.
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y cmNInh. NJ. -beL0NG will preacb at the
hoase on Sunday 30tl inst, at 100 O'Clock,
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ADMINISTRATIVE N0TICE-Notice
a il Hereby given. that ali persons Indebted to the cs-
tate of FARGUSON ,decidl late of Durell tp. are
questcd to make payment without delay ; and all persons
having claims agaiistsaid estate. must present them duly
Authenticated for settlement, to the subscriber at his resi-
dcnce. "i-'"aa SARAH V.ARGCSON.
Darrell. Nov. i, 1875. Administrative.
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rx,oy CorvrY.-We learn from the cato-
i, that the Tnion county building committee
L'r@ so far arranged their plan as to employ
Vr NoLL tofprepare specifications for the new.
.,,n,v buildings about to'be erected at Lewis.
.rrr The general plan is that Of the Brad
asj coauty building, and those at Camden n.
me 1edifcc VIII &c 81" BY 100 feet IN SIZE
One story is to contain the prison celLk, and
,fs,;rs apartments-anothcr the various off
80. and another Court and Jury rooms. A
rGsiderably larger edi6ee at Camden cost
$50 900. ~.sgs5sEf@8 ,ssg4f8g2 rrt2
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II ~
coerrs,r Of CmacAed.I 1IoA Between the Ist.
r~jauary and the 9th inst the receipts (of
,..4ia At Chicago have amounted to 7,l34,I93
.nes : Of corn $685., 6S4 of oats 4,43T,,
u.s. and Of -four 2O4, S32 1oarrels.s Thefeiare,
, AID up At that place, for the winter, 2lS
@ers All ysaiF essclsS ftpreSenting carrying
III ,yf 81 600 tons.
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4 UDlToRs NoTICE.LE. c14mTt 7, 70

4 UDlT0R'S NOTICE.-Es CA4mTt 7, %
n Ike use Of J. d. Jfontanyc rs. Ransom PAINE. In
the Court Of Com. Pleas OF Bradford county 80. 2I0 Sep
temberT Term, l655. also, Saas Payar, 70 tic use OF J.
No. 500, May Term, 1871. - y O.
Notice Is hereby given, that the unlcrsigncd d. Auditor
appointed by said Corrt, to distribute money in the Sher-
III = hands. raised lay tho sale of said defendants real cs-
tate. will attend to the duties Of Disappointment at hs
Office in the borough, Of oSarbda On Tuesday, the 22d
.d1wof january, 1856, ats2 O'Clock, p NJ at which tiDtc
and place af persons hay ing claims upon said money must
present tTcm. or else be Forever deharred from the same.
ec.I4.iSj5 ~ ...F.- P i, MORROW, AGditar, 2
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AUDITORS NOTtCE.ZCr. " !SAipq,an
IA Us. O.S. Caster g. &. l.. Uhite-In Bradford Com.
Pleas, Ne. JI5, September Term, 1855. ..s- .s.,a
The undersigned. Auditor appointed by the said Court,
daut's read estate, viii attend to the duties of his appoint
incut at the Office Of VIM Elwell, Esq, in the borough Of
.Towaudl, on SitgE4Iy, the 10Th day OF January, 1856, at
ONT oiclJck, 7. II, at which time aud place all persops IL.
terc~t,d ~ said funds are requested u present theis clailrs
or else hc forever 4charrcd frer the same. .s.e ,.szv
aDee.l2, lS.5.,ss.n ..-., II. r.. MkEAN. Auditor.
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GUARDIANS SAL+E8By virtue Of an
w order Of I'M Orphan Court Of Bradford County will
he elpo-ed 70 puLlic saIe, on SATURDAY, the 9Th, dsyot
JANChRI neat. ut one oclock, p. Mat the house upon
Tic. one pndirh!et fourth part Of all that lot, piece or
parcel Of land situate ia Windham township, afs4eaaid,
in bradford county bounded Oh the north b! lands Of
Veal on the cast Ly lands OF Cliatles Walker aud Ste
Then Sherman Oh. the south by LANDS of Richard Bixby,
aud on the west by lands Of Benjamin capp and lIczeht
ah Darling Containing one huntscl and seven acres,
famed hoise, framed barn, and an apple orchard thereon.
sid interest sold a. tie properly Of Francis Neal, q mir
nor. Terms made known ON the day of sale. ~,
WAR; NEAL. Guardian
Dec 10 IS55 of FrllciS NeIL
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4 UDfTOR,S TretS8


ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
Of an order Of the Orphatrs Court Of Bradford CoUa-
ty viii be exposed 70 public sale on the premises. at ?
O'clock, I. NJ. on FRIDAY. thc llth day Of ANCARI
rrxt, the following described Ine$stage, lot, piece or par
Gel oflaud situate in the township Of Troy, Bradford Co.
and bounded as follows, VIZ: On The east by Lind Of "cs-
lands Of Robert Clanin on the north BY lands Of james
+. Pratt and +. LOOMS. Containing about ninety acres,
ludrc or less. 1t being all that certain farm upon Which
IIc2iah Pratt resided at the time of his deaease. "a
Attendance given and terms made known on the day Of
sale c. ~. CANPBEl.L..-
join SALISBURY,
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AnotherS VOICE from wvsox '

Ea- Another Voice from wvscx ~
4 Sthe eqh<eriher has deternnircT tn close the Carriage
"a Nanutac Turing b,isineSstat Afyer~ burg, he nould ofFr
Tor sale at extrcfnclylrw prices. = nAInher Of Carriages,
pleasure and LHnlber SiefahE. among which, one two horse
rarriaec fnit infthe latest style, of good material with
leathcr top. aud with doors to hack scat it being tKe
Llrti5se on which the pr p,ihun was awarded to the sub
sfiitcr at our lfte SonRy sFsiE Also, one, one or two
thesidea lesther top, with both pole and thiils; it hctr 3
u trifc beYrier than a colnpol ono horse carriage With
tr'n sc8ts, tduc rroveahle). Said cartridges are well trim
ldcd with good broadcloth. Also 4 tirrc quantity. of ma
tcriAl fer mapuflcturilg carriages &c, together wltl 81
t~hct?ols, d~Stgrcs, forms, &r., Be-, and a let Of hcnt stat
for f3rcy cutters. An Of Of which v III Nc sold cheap for
ta-froriaTproved credit, u. MAGNER
NAcra.tyFs Oesoher Is, ls55, .st, -L-LLLg
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FALL STICK OF MERCHANDISE,

NALL SiUbk w MEkCl1ANDfZE,
DRY G0Ops. of etert Kind. GRoCE<
Y RIt~, q large assortment Of HARDW ARE, including
Harness and CGrfiGsc IsiDrnaings ar JoiRsss Tools Of
every description = BoetF, shoes, Leather and Shoe fHd-
window Shades Z CAR e. ard Dr:egtt: nils Paints and
Dlss : iilr :; ~Ur9rker5 and aip 1ssAre; Iron. Steel auI
ia and \ furnishes Of every KIN Pait. Tabs :i4tS, &C.
&c. whlcTw \ he sold IGsralr cry she piDr cash.
1eYaatarGltS--T1 leg-H sit IL z.gs1 .-Hr ..-
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4 CDITORS NOTICE In the matter Of
NE estate Of Mao q; tfiieqr, deceased, In the

Orphans Court of Bradford County. -...a- .-ss
Notice is hereby given, that the. undersigned, Auditor
appointed bYsaid Court, ~. Distribute funds IN the. hands
OF the administrators Of said c-tatc. raised by thr sale OF
real estate, viii attend b. the dltiessof lbs appointment.
at his ofec, ia the boroagh OF ToH.tnoa, on "Wednesday,
the 23rd day Of January, 1856, at "pe o t!ock /, NJ. when
aud where all hcr>ons having Claims upon said funds must
present tl'Ip. or be foreseg aeNdffed lseIathe same.
llr-. II L.. -. =. =. n-l- AfnLIR0AE b nINtnr !.
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feodt AAurrtitmrnis.


AbHfSisfR AfORS S0fICE- iNotide
~ khsrehyy giych. that all persons Indebted to the. es-
tatsof Thomas fhghaIn. decd, late of Asylum township,
ard an persons having Claims, against said estate vin
Please present them duly authenticated for settlement,
Oct 1assls55: ! 5oSEpHw NG4AM. AdIn.r,
EXECCTQR'SI SOTICE--Au persons in
~ depted to the estate. 6fMARY cARNIR. deceased,
late of Litehfiefdi TOWNSHIP are hereby notifcd to make
paynfeft without dely. aud all persons having drinauids
against said estate are rseshested to pre4cnt them iddIy al.
thetiticated for settlement. WILLIAM GARNER 2t
Litchtield. October 20. 1855. Executor.
AZ DTN4STRATRfX SNoTfCELN6fice (
AJis hereby giSen. that all persons Indebted to the j.
tate Of ELISHA II POTTER, declared, hate ofSpringfeld
township, to make immediate payment. and al persons
4asing demands eg4ia,t sail essate viii present lhep ds
- sSftrs, MINERVA POTTER, AdrniuitratriS
Nov. Is, Ass. s2af" -EhrfHiF HHs hRaA%"t '
A DMINISTRATRIX N0T1CE.A-Noticel
N j. hereby given, that al persons indebted lathe e;-
twp, a~re'ferehy requested to make payluent without de
lay: and al persons having claims gaiust said estate win
please present them duly authenticated for settlemcnt. %
HARRIET A. 5WHTTM0RE.n
) ms : -
EXECUTORS N0TICE-Notiee is. here
II u by given that 1ettefsgt estalnenta v upon the estate
of Gale3 g. True dec d., late Of Warren Twp. have been
granted to the subscriber" All per+oiis Indebted 10 said
ESTATE are hereby requested to make immediate pa yIneht,
them duly ajtested FOR settlerAenttaA the~sobseriGer.
GtsG@ gWHLIAMAGREEN Executor.
l0etoherr 50, ls55..E LLLa2LLLLn
ADMINISTRATORS NOTCE.-Notice
IN is thereby given. that al persons indebted to the es-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

WOULD respectfully snIounc &c that he IL again Lef,rs
Nv the people With a In ge, rich atal fash tleI ASST
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-06

The Republicans have majority of two
over al! the other parties in the Senate Of
New York.
Commodore Stockton has recently written
a very strong g. decided letter in favor of lhi
American party.
Tire St. Louis Republican learns that a tes;
vote was taken on the 18th inst, in the
Senate of Missouri, on the proposition to
loan $500 900 to ihe Pacific Railroad Com.
pany, and that it was decided IN favor Of 1he
loan.
The New York Mirror predicts that within
twenty-five wears the Uniled States will! not
only supply the American people with the
pure juice of the grape, but will become the
largest wine exporting nation in the world.
New CoUsrERrEir.-On Friday evening
last, several counter cit bills, SIS and los on
the Western Bank of Virginia, were put in
circulation in this city. The paper is mis-
erable and the execution equally so.-Zanes.
Cour.
The new British comma ndsr in the Crimes
Gen. SIR Wm. Codrirgton, is in his 6Oth
wear. He saw his first active service in the
field during the recent csmpaigns in that n.
gion. He is a son OF the celebrated Admiral
Codr gton. who commanded the British navy
st the battle Of Naysrino.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-06
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0Sr"BoRs oRiroR.. .."-"s. g. P,en,i,,

! 0~r''BoRs ORiToEs."-"S. 8. Prentiss, >
says Putnams Magazine, twas q born
orator" Such was not the testimony of
the late Alexander X. McC lung, whose IN.
timocy with Mr.. Prentss during The most
glorious part Of his life, gave him pe.
culiar advantages for forming a correct
Judgment. McCung used TO say that he
had known in his time, but two "born
orators" -inen who talked elOquently al.
Ways, because they coulden't help it-be-
bause they were petpetuolly inspired end
needed no previous preparation: one Of
them was Tom Marshall o: Kentucky, g.
the other, Tom Corwin OF Ohio. All the
rest he had ever met, including Prentiss,
the most eloquent of all. had to prepare
themselves carefully and laborously before
hand. Prcn;ss, he said, sometimes failed
-Marshali and Corwin neyer.--Memphis
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