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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-15
GUARDIANS SALE.-By virtue of an

GUARDIANS SALE-By virtue of an
~ Orphans Court Of Bradford cOuntp. will expose to
public sale at the sOn house upon the premises
SATURDAY, the Sth day of MARCH II next at oclock
p NJ the equal undivided onealf part Of all that tract of
land situate in Franklin township Bradford county boun
ded the north by lands of Braton Baldwin Eress Var
ney, and Daniel Webbcr the east by lands of John
Weber and j. Cranmer the south by Towanda creek
and the west by Lands of Samuel Shepard and Braton
Baldwin Containing about hundred and thirty acres
with about sXtyive improved and framed dwell
ling house. two framed barns and apple orchard there
To be sold the property of Sarah Pierce wife of
W. c. Pierce and Harriet Crandall minor children of Mer
rick Crandall, deceased. Trad WILSON,
Feb. Z, 1856. Guardian.
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s-,g~ Sunday morning last, was one of the

e-9- Sunday morning last, was one Of The
,,Idc>t of the season, and Monday morning
.t o'clock the thermometer sank to 10 de-
..r.r, below zero. Think of that, for the 10th
d,y Of March, The >leighing in this vicinity
:. yet excellent, and winter shows little pros
meet of giving way for the approach offspring
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Book and Periodical Agency.

M LAUGHLIN, Post Office BaiidiHG /:
VI Dealer in ali kinds of and popular Books Pr
RIoDICAIs, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, Mars AND CHARTs,
PICTURES AND FRAMES FANCY ENVELOPES C0NvERSA ATIoN
CARDS &c, &C. will supply all orders for anything in the
above with promptncss and despatch.
InMInha. JlmarN Is. lSa1.
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Library sheep, .......... - u
Hall Turkey morocco. ,... ~ OF
Hall calf, antique. 80 0(

Ro" All subsequent works by Charles Dickens will be
issued in uniform style with the above
Copies Of any one or any set of either edition of the
above works Will he sent to any person. any part of the
United States free Of postage their remtting the price
OF the edition they may wish to the pub.her.
Published and for sale bv r. B. PETERSON
No lO2 Chestnut street Philadelphia.
To whom all orders mast come addressed
E1- Booksellers, News gents and all others will he
supplied at very low rates. 4t44
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I. B. PETERSON. No lO2 Chestnut str0o.
PHILADELPHIA

'PETERSONS s. is the only eompIete and pn;ror,, al
ton oil Charles Dickens works puLlisheln America th g
are reprinted from the original London edition and arc
ry, either public private can be complete wrboUt
g IN II complete set of this the greatest of all living
authors Every family should possess set of one of the
edltlohs The cheap edition is complete in Twelve Vol.
paper cover either all of which can be had separately
Price fifty cents each.
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eN@" TO THE TEACHERS OF BRADFORD GO.
LILY 1t is proposed 10 hold Teachers Institute Of
one weeks Gu alton before the opening of the SImer
Schools. T. ac Icr feeling interest in the Of cd
ucaon, Their improvement and the elevation of their
profession respectfully invited tn attend. The County
Superintendent will porrc the services of able and eXrc
rienccd Teacher! for the Orclsion that Teachers
tending need he very little expense. aside from board
which be obtained upon re ISonahle terms.
Teachers Institutes have been held in many counties of
the State within the past year with the most beneficial
results. 70 county two hundred dollars appro
priated to deay tn of liilg Institute
week. In adjoining States Institutes regularly held
and n,dercd very efficient tor advancing the
interests of the of education by Common Schools.
hope the teachers of Bradford Will not be far behind
in this itt6r Those who will attend desired tn for
ward their the subscriber be the 2nth st,
a. pos e. Notice will I've given Of tie time
and place Of hold ng the Institute, when sufficient Num-
ber signify their desire to attend
BY order o. the Board Of Directors.
q. j. HuBBUCK, Secretary.
Orwell Msrch lst, 1856.
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Glover and Tirnothy Seed.
Admins traitors Sale.

RI virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
1 of Bradford county, will he exposed to public sale
on Friday April ith 1856 the premises at O'Clock,
p NJ certain ot piece parcel of land situate in Asy
lum and Wmot townships, bounded the north by Pat
rick Bladis land the east by same, the south by
Edward Ovcton lands and west Ivy lands Of John Bates
and Hiram Pond coutainug hundred acres. more or
less being the piece Of land that the family Of Rose
GRANGE now occupy--Onc hcwed log house and frame
barn thereon erected ard about vacrc thereof imrrov.
cd. CYRUS SNtMNAN Administrator,
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COMPLETE LIRRARY EnITInN

In five very large octave volumes with portr,it o
steel OF Charles Dickens. containing the same reading
matter as the Illustrated edition. and comprising over four
thousand very large double colnmed pa ges Handsomely
printed and bound in various styles,
'ol contains lckwick Papers and Old Curiosity Shop
Oliver Twist, Sketches by Boz =" and
Bamaby Rudgc.
Nicholas Nickc5y and Martin Chuzzlewit
David Coppcrlicld. Dombey and Son, and
Christmas Stories.
Bleak House and Dickens New Stories
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Taoors IN x'CANADA.-There are usually eight
regiments of British troops stationed in the
r,oqdos: when the war broke out all but
.l,rce we're sent to the Crimea They are no
r,ncrr needed there, and they are accordingly
..,t back. or a portion of them, to Canada
rbfs is the explanation which is given by the
vov York Post of the order for the removal
# troops. as mentioned in the London Times
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-M the Orphans'
~ Court. In the matter If the estqte of Joseph Brig
han. The undersigned Auditor, appointed distribute
the funds in the hand n the administrators will attend
to said appointment the house of e. o. French in Ride
berry Saturday pr ). 1856, at O'Clock. I. NJ, at
which time and place all persons having claims upon said
money must present them, else hc forever dcharrct
from the same THOMAS SMEAD, Auditor.
February 80. 1856.
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. j c d .

Vt his fathers residence in Canton Of consumption Feb
y, 1876, STEPHEN TURNER. second son Of John and
Lydia Turner, aged 23 years, months, - days.
The deceased was young man of coed moral charac-
ter, and steady and Industrious habits few days before
h- death he became sensible that he coold recover
He therefore turned his attention 10 the work prcpara
tion for death and it i hoped that he found peace be-
cvng and thus prepared for the solemn realities c
that future into which he removed from the strength
and promise of the morning Of life. This hope aid
ing Of consolation to the bereaved family Con-
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE-Notice

j. hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of FREDERICK HALL, decd late of Caution town.
twp are hereby requested to make payment without de
lay and all persons having claims against said will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
G. +. Rathbouc. OF Cantou
HARRlETT T.. BRADLEY.
Feb. I. lS5G. Admni-tratriX with viii anNeNed.
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CASH-AND CREDIT!

TTHE subscriber gratefully his thanks for the
l. liberal patronage received during the past year, and
respectfully solicit, continuance of the trade, which he
will endeayor to merit by keeping his Stoct continually
repienshed 6y C-dSH purchases, with large and pure
assortment of Goods, which SereTdi gears experience has
enabled him TO buy at the forrest rates OF the Impor
tors and Manufacturers selling lowhy adopting the
CASH SYSTEM eRtrely, and by making general reduc-
ton Of prices.
Consequently the credit system will cease on and after
the first day of January, 1856.
AJ' All persons indebted are requested to make imme
diae payment. II. c. PORTER.
Office and Drug Store in South end of the Ward House.
December 20. lS55
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Alershnnhi,c, %r.
JOSEPH POWELL

JOSEPH POWELL
Eol1D respectfully announce that he il again lciore
| Iaent Of ~
FAIL AND TFLVIER GOODS
to which the acnton of the prlc invited being con-
hden that lie olcT Inducements ASH hasers
which viii amply pay foram A;lnination Of his stock
His stock of LADIES iEEss GooDs is complete consist
ing of codtd watertd plain black chanR,alc and plaid
SILKS pam and llad MeIlnps all wool Deaines plain
and hgurod Casimcres Nou>lin delIncs, Parmettas
clali leaincs plain and twiied Persian CLOTH Debages
Alnaccas, Ginghams, Prints &c.
ALSO. SHAWL, large aud magnificent assortment VI
Broc!a Long and Square Shaws. plain woolen long
square DO
LADIES CLOTHS Al coIur, and trimmings
ENrRoIDEEs The argc- and cheal est assert nent of
Ladies embroidered collars sleeves band, and houncings
cging and nscItings offered for sale in Towanda
A- real thread SMYRNA, bobbn and cotton edsings all
widths and prizes.
White AND LINEN Goops. Of every description and Of
all qualities.
hoCsE FtRNisnI>G GooDe- Double and single fold Da
m mask OF various kinds embroidered and lace curtains
and lnhleachcd table linens: napkins coored table
sPfqs OF various kinds countcranes. linen sheCtings
rose blankets git cornoes and pins stair rods 30. &C.
GLOVES AND Hos rRY-EVerythinr in this line for La
dies. misses. children men and boys.
BGoADcLoTns. CASsINEErs ASp vESrIxGs-Black and
colocd Cloths OF aaly and price plain and fancy
CaSSimcres, fancy NcvctS, plain and figured grenardiue
plain aud figured ilk black satin and cashmere yestnKs
and large assortment OF tweeds Kentucky jeans satti
DoNEsrics-6f every description purchased at yerv
close figures and offered low Flannel ofc,ery grade and
color.
CARrETIHGS qualities. ingram ard stair carpctines
oil cloths. Rush NattngS. Druggets &c.
GANKEE MOTIONS Almost every thing in the line Whoe
sale and retail.
II ATS CArs.-tn assortment Cncqualcd in Northern
Pennsylvania of Mems Boys hats and caps comprising
every variety of silk. brOwn pearl and black fur Hats
Cloth. Plush and Fur Caps.
Doors SHoEs-In this department there is. never
has been in this market anything to compete with this
stock In quality quantity and price which it would be
greatly to the interest OF every man. and child
examine who wishes TO purchase
In addition to the above enumerated articles there will
always be found full Of groceries, Hardware
Crockery and Glassware. Paints Oils and Dye Stufs
Leather and She Findings, &C., &c.
To his old Fricnds and Customers the subscriber would
take this method of expressing his gratitude for their be
raj patronage hoping still to merit and receive it, and
others would extend invitation examiue his stock
being confident he make it for their interest do So
TowandI. Oct. l. 1855 JOSEPH POWELL.
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4. II. FOX

T.. I. FOX
! las just received full supply Of FAM
i 1 IN GROCERIES. which he Will sell cheap for
Cash. Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
him during the past season, he would most pcctully
ak continuance Of the
Cash paid for most kinds OF Grain Butter Cheese and
Farmer, Produce generally. October 10. lsI5
C000 BUSH. RYE wanted Immediately
-Ntt|O for which the highest market price in cash
will lie paid Oct. u. f.. T. FON
TURkS ISLAND SALT both Jumps and
4 ground. at OCtl FON~
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DISSOLUTION The co-parinership here
~ tpfnrc existing under the firm OF LONG & MERRY.
this dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted
70 the said firm Of Long Merry viii please take netice
th1t un ees their accoHuis settled Immediately they
viii be lefr fer collection. THiItEpFR loN'I,
&. !. di'RRA.
BuTlingt1t. Zee - 1889. JOHN !. J0NG.
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ruE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

The regular, old-line. pro-slavery Demoera-
,e Convention which met at Harrisburg, on
.,o 4rh inst. nominated GEORGE ScorT, of Co
r,mba county for Canal Commissioner; JACOB
INV, Of Montgomery, for Auditor General !;
r,oruy IVES, of Potter, for Surveyor General
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Susquehanna Collegiate Institute.

IST OF LETTERS remaining in Towanda
L ! Post Office, February Is. 1856.
Ayres .JGiel Iarkin Mrs.
Brown Thomas Moselcy Charles e. 4
Barnum VIM. Il. McNulty Michael
Bennett John VI. Mycr Martha
Bishop J. VI. Nahau j. =.
Brownson Mrs z. McCaiicrtv Mary
Barncr Elizabeth Porter Benedict
Brown Phebc Posen Icbcrt
Benn Catharinc Preston Mar rIrct \. .
BOurke Patrick Quimbv Amos
Culkiu Sahna Quglcv I lien
Conner William > Roberts NJ
Currcn Michael Rockwell Merit
Cumnin7 William Rice Joseph
Cooley Martha Rundc Stllwrll
Cummins Stephen Robertson William
Cole II. s. Rogers Martin
Chdfce Charles StockwclI Fanny
Campbell II. Swartwond Maylnn
Cole p. i. Salcshcry LentZon
COrun James Smith VIM
ENavcr Francis Smith f.. Alvarctta
French VIM. Spain John
Fnerty James Scott John
fIynn Ellen Skcl Andrew
Granger Ithoderick Spencer Wm. H.
Goodcrich John f. Stephens Seth
Herman Francis Spaldng J. Cash
Hutchinson E>tclla Spaldng Ezra
Hartley Homer Thomas Margaret
Hooker II. y. Tramble Daniel
Horton Charles & William Vosburg Wm. F.
lsbcil l.. II. NanCas Eliza
johnson John NanN cchtcn jose phus
kcancdy Daniel Nandcmark Eliza
Kenny Lovisa White Charles
Kceic Julia Walsh Abby
Kinner Catharinc \. Wccoff Sarah
Lockwood Matilda Whipple Hannah
Luce Stephen Wood Jonathan
Lee Garnet Haklc George
AE'Pers,nS calling for these letters please mention
they advertised.
II. c. PORTER. p. NJ.
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4.A.D0IAQo

In Franklin, March 8, I>5G. by Burr Ridgway. Esq Mr.
of Burlington.
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-. . IILLHi iKAIED EDITION N Y VOLUMES
IS edition Is printed very thick and fine white paper
ana Is prousey illustrated by all the original ustra-
ions ny Crulkshank Alfred Crowqul Phiz &c. from
ine original London edition, copper, steel and wood
fach volume contains novel complete and NAV be had
IN complete SETS beautifully bound in cloth for Egh.
teen Dollars set any volume will be sold separately
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-n the matter 0

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-1n the matter of
n the estate Of Minor r. I''Hcor deceased In the
Orphans Court Of Bradford County.
Notice i hereby given that the undersigned Auditor
appointed by said Court to distribute funds in the hands
OF the of said estate raised by the sale
real estate VIII attend to the duties of his appointment
at his Office. in the borough of Towanda on saturday,
the I2h day OF April, 1856, At two O'Clock p. NJ. when
and where all persons having claims upon said funds must
present them or else lie forever dcbarcd from the same
March II 1855. 7. D. MORROW Auditor
SusqEehanna Collegiate Institute.
VIE next term Of this Institute will com
i nlence ON Mrdnc.daA. the 9hth Of Mar.h
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Ncm advertisements.
CHARLES 0xcfxENs, woara

The best and most popular in the word-Tcn different
editio ls-No Library can be complete without a set
oi these work-:--Reprinted from the latest Lon
don Caition. and nullished hv
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> TONS JGARS-Brown, Refined Pow
- dercsi Crushed and Granulated MolaSscs Syrup Flo
and Java Coffee Rice, Salcrdus Ginger, Sperm Candles.
Rice, Tobaccon fact general variety of Groceries for
sale cheap at unc9 F0N'S.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-15

christmas stories and Pictures from Italy. Con-
tanning Christmas Carol. The Chimes Crck
ct on the Hearth, Battle of Life Haunted Man
The Ghosts Bargain, Sc................ ..- IN
Dickens New Stories. Containing the Seven
Pn"r travellers, Nine Stories bv the Christmas
FIRE Hard Times. Lizzie Leigh The Miners
Daughters, Fortune Wildrcd. &c.......... so i"
complete set OF the above viii be sold to any one
U any place free Of postage for Five Dollars
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DAIRY.

e,.S ,Se competition in this department was
A., arscr .r and more spirited than at former
rs.,. nc specimens Of Butter and Cheese
,.",gN' ,.o5 .5' were worthy of the high praise
.sr, ~" '"cE received from the Judges and 9TH
,,;' %%y Examined them The high estimate
.,r:., .,r:'n Inc butter from Bradford County is
'i, Eastern markets, gives competition
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SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of certain

SHERIFFS SALE-By virtue of certain
~ writ off lcyar acas. issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County and to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the Court House in the
boro of Towanda on Tuesday, March Is 1856, at !
o'clock, p. NJ the following described q piece or par
Gel of land jim South Creek township distinguished a.
part and parcel of lot No 5GS and bounded and desert
bed a. follows: beginning at norway pine standing at
the north east of lot $3.50 and the line be-
tween the state of New York and Pennsylvania thence
south 469 pcrche to the south Of said
ncr east 3 perhcs to beech standing the south
east corner of lot 56s5 thence north lG percheS to
hemlock thence north 26' west 25 perchcs maple
thence north 400 west ~ perche norway pine thence
north 20 west 9 perces to norway pine thence north
lo west Al rercheS to norway pine standing the
aforementioned line between the state Of New York and
Pennsylvania thence along said boundary line north SO
west 1908 perchc to the place of beginning Containing
S3 acres OF Land be the less about two hun
dred fifty improved three framed houses four log
houses, one steam mill black smthshop, three
framed barns and orchard of fruit trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Jared
mold to the use of r. e f. Covell Wright Dunham and
Ira Elsbrce and Geo. Dunham, terre tenant.
JOHN A. CODDING. Sheriff
Sherif"S Office
Towanda Feb. !, 1856.
k5 Notice is hereby given that amount equal to the
costs will be required to be paid upon each sale when
struck down To the bidder and upon failing to comply
with this regulation the tract of land viii again be offer
ed for sale, ,JoUN 4 - CoDDI<G
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sarclav Railroad G. Coal Company
CLOvER & TIMOTHY sEED.-A guam

" tity 0f West Branch and Orwell Clover Secd ara I'M
uthy seed al-n quantity OF MESS PORK, by the bhl.
FEBRUARY l3 Isje BAILEY q kENtNS.
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ROOK AGENCY.-The subscribers h

ROOK AGENCY-Thc subscribers have
D established Book Agency in Philadelphia and will
furnish any book publication at the retail price free OF
postage. ANY persons, by forwarding the subscription
price Of any of the S3 Magazines, such HarperS Go
dcyS Putnams, GrahamS Frank Lcs;es Fashions, &C..
will receive the magazines for one year and copy OF
splendid thoGurh portrait of either Washington Jack
CLAY: If subscribing IN 81 and sl magazine
they will receive copy of either of the three portraits
II subscribing to Sc worth o Magazines all three portraits
viii he sent gratis Music furnished to those who may
wish IT,
Envclores of description and sic in large small
quantities urni he'd. Seal Presses &c. sent 10 order
Every description Of Engraving Wond executed with
aud dispatch. Views OF Roldings, Newspaper
Headings Views 0f Machinery, Book Illustrations ladgc
Certificates Business Cards, &C. All orders sent by mat
nrorn,y attended TO- Persons wishing views of their
huiIdng> engraved send paguerrotype or sketch
Of the buildings nv mail or express
Persons AT distance having saleabiH articles would
find II 70 their advantage address the subscribers
a., v-ould act as agents for tie sale nf the
BGRAM & PIERCE.
so South Third Street Philadelphia Ia.
! H. E1RaN T. FIERCE
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ROGER ES-Call and see our Brown
~ Crushed, Coffee and puvcIzed Sugars Fine Young
Tyson Black Tcaswarrautcd a superior article or tie
money rcfunded-tor sale cheap by B. KINGSBERY.
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n + w c. O Q ID 5 .
J. Earueu Phinnu- Tr.

+ IUSt RECEIVING ccncraI assortment OF FAI4N WIN
TER GOODS consisting of the usual variety Of
Drv Gocds, Groceries, Hdrdp0rc, CrocEcry,
GL7Ssw0rc, Boofs d. Shes, Paints,
Oils, Glass, DgcS, DC, &c.
al Of which viii le sold usual for Cash exchanged
for Produce cheaper than can be had at any other store in
Towanda. Persons wishing tn purchase Goods for cash
win do well to call and examine his stock and prices
ncr Of Bridge and Main streets.
ne-Cash paid for Butter. Pork and Grain. Oct %
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VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.

b.. .Ds display Of vegetables and fruit was very
r. :, ",' Inc, exceeding in variety and quail
,.~. ~.: 'oflarr exhibition. The rapid advance
,,r. ,.. III nut culture in our county is exceed
M. ~ apparent and gratifying :. nor is this cul-
ao- ,0'nncd to the Improvement of the com
o., Il, ,'He'ies Of the country Many specimens
.. .v more delicate character and difficult pro-
!, .a" ~, were presented, Of rare merit, and do
: "edt 10 the producers.
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.R GOODS

w y, ~ respectfully announce that ic il again teiore
w te leopc with large rich and fashionable aasclt-
| Of N'
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Extraordinary News !

extraordinary N NcWS
To men that have and ought to have Corn 10 Sell!
III. PERSONS indebted to the subscriber, either by
~ note or the books of the late firm OF I. Humphrey
Co.. or the former firm OF Frisbie Il Bronson, duly
notified in that all accounts not settled previous To
the first day OF February Sj6 will then go into the mill
sometimes used for grinding out equity and Justice, and
20 through too, fast the Constable go round.
Friends and foes take heed, and to the rescue!
December 10, ls5l. T. HUMPHREY.
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Cash Paid for Hides.

fIliiE highest price paid in CASH, for Hides
L and Skins. by JOHN W. WILCOX.
june 90 1855.
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E'RESlI TEAS both Green and Black
from 37l cents To 81 o0 every pound warranted to
suit or the money returned in all cases at F0N'S