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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
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To TAI PUaLIE.

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cons deFatt"n Of s ii6slal p.l ailage With Nhkhwc
a have cen Eycred since We comneuced basinesS IN
this place. teIGer Ia AIS citizens OF Jo@lita ard sur
rruNiEg cntry our siaeere thanks andihone b.! selling
al pteea StRPfISIliLIL TO make it pre.ita eleto
al WHO niay favor Us witta caH. - 80 -.
arc ulye 10 keep pace with the progressive spirit
OK the age 10 which We lSe. by ohering for sale
h afn Goods CT the --latest Sylcs, T.
prices tlFt actually alarm the lropretos Of oldash-
iohe torcs they being sehnoled IN the hieRpTrc pri-
Eciplc. ~ rather in t'e fccs Of 81 tiIae< III lowe
their dc4athds :LGt iH "cry happy manner wari their
c!sNCFn IL mcdGle with tlc Goods - the New store
at tie ~ t;hiiytn tapclL cancer Tor On, vel
frc.} Nr tle< ktoN' Il ~ tyc t d0B 8ei Gtrfs can
be soI q. velA T3,s. slte.l.4 atE- ia @E#-' II.
We do not Intend to s5 damaged Goods hut iC arv
rrove u he "atSc REPRESENT them TO be-
rCtgsp thea end Jcccnl JIG ia2Eey paid fOr tLcla Et
nov offer nlr 4 S1ia3 S'J.W8IER STOCR .fY'
SGII4L LOi 'Ksit PRICES l,Hd " EFER. "a 3
some ct Dress Gcss rEnEiing stock of l.olg
nst 5 and 'nrfie1 trimming wfseil at COST.
We have Inc ut uf Shlwi'. Idntlllas. Window Dra-
perry, Silks, E"grpidrre, ;ccloN N0rkcd Ed9ing aud In
seitiEg, Nc, &r., ..s...--. =. .r -
Wese PREPARED to send for any article IN line tla
we have net oa hand. our ortnlent of - 9 f.
READY-NADE CLOTHING.
i c9Apletee,tsese e sart'assed-by any ether establish
Iaent in pti~r Peah-.l Can and cEslnhie
GD0ls-sCeiug i Believing. . r .
GUTENBERG, ROSEEB-lC}I & 90,
Towandl, .Iuly . lFjG. .
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

IN Rlgicrv township. about half mile from the pub
lie h,u;c Of b. =. BJck, containing ahout hundred
sixty improved Of which Is bottom lind with
comfort iule lJ hosc and frame barn Enqurc OF the
subscriber gpon the premises. u. CiIANBiiRI.AfE.
October - lNIt.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
II L, NJ V a L.
COLLINS & POWELL

INTVT IT TE-N00TTWTTV TI0rm tHNT TIcnd and Tie pUU-
w lie generally, that they have removed their Cloth
ing and Furnishing Store to their New BIiI!iug on tie
west side q" Main street. next door to Hall Ruscis,
and viii be happy to Wait On al who may give them
call, ..... .... --- .--- '-ss--->. -.. .-
Their stol consists of IHack Cloth Coats Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Fwocl~ and Jcans, Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants, BiI,S Satin est SILK Velvet and fan
~ do. Sii Of an kinds. White Mg-ailIes an1 rncy do
White and fancy L.ucn Pants, OyeElils and overshrts
white and fancy -irt drawers, collars crayatS socks,
Hats and Caps Of I'll kinds and qualities a good assoI
Gcnt Of Boys Cothug sach as Goats, Vests and Pants
which We are sellilr 5f' Ut cost
Gentlemen wishing clothing made up to order, will do
well to give a call have 4 good assclinent Of
Cloths Cas-imcrcs and NrStines hand, which vn are
ready to make Up short notice, and " ARRANTED 20
fit in every way, Sale. We DO our own ciftng, and
atter ourselves that know much about it most
people having had some years experience tn bIsihc,
CUTTING done to o-y'cr as usual Where Goods are
mught Of us 10 charge made for cutting. As regaILs
chedpne=s al we ask Is II give call before buying
cl cwhere.
in. COLLINS. . ....- PERCTE NJ POW Eli.
TDY aida, Aaat.t Z 1885, u j i - .5 saE.'
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D,IxTsTRATRx NoTIC7s-Notic

N /. hereby given that All persons Indebted to the
tate of WiRiiEN WILL tMS d'rd d, late of Pike
twp are hereby requested to make rayncrt without de,
by; and all persons having claim, against said estate VII
jr,c present them IL ly authc seated Er settlement.
BETSEI WILLIAMS.
Oct ~ Ie5f -#.r. Administrators.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

! US'F received new supply Of Pure White
- Lead, No. saogl hte Inc, Cnnal pomar. and
AG"es- taras. aea japan y Il. ,. MldiCC't
MO EXCUSE For BAD BREAD!
y ~ vol procure Of Or. II. c. PORTER
Seutl. store IN sae NETG HaGso, .ar. a-.
"1rE TNFAIIIHt - YEAST PONDER.
Eausle adat1scd 10 oavcs II2 ealls "Stt Eackvicat
"A other t'ddb C3Af. Ga rctbreJ1 IL kinds Of Sweet
Cakca. Bate ior p-mp.ihs, Pudding, Eot 90 '- SO.
Price 70 cents. Narcu 2!
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z.A.Y1Es DIX Nss e4oODs.

silks SlitNIs DE .aines, thallies Berepes ChnnhrnvS
Lawns. Iriilautc-. etc. Also a choice selection IT Mer
mae Ghoceco AID other trcs Of fast rolOrel Prints.
\ large and complete as~urfnent of Yankee Notions
Hosiery G,YC'. i>ru,S Ir innings White toGS. sc.
DENNIS. Ticks. Drills. lncns. CathTi,s, caeed aud
Bfosrl Sheeting Cotton 1ar Nicb Bats TWinc, Car
pet Warp. &c.
Ia aldor 20 the above articles there will aIvavs he
found full assortment of GROCERIES,. Grackery aud
(lis- Ware: i'nts aud Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Aas Fish
/ Paints, Tubs, ttatts. tTr. 81. u
Pcturnins Ghb,aaay orf tItap for past patrana &C.
we would ir rcS Icc li.y ash the attention o our
Old customers aud IL ubg -cueg3ly. 10 inspection
OF our eXtei>yc Nc}, Fiii aud Winter STOCK.
ToManda, Sept. 10, iS1t. a
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

Il AUTiGN.-- Whereas nay wife joHANNA
~ CEoAE aJ .ett .i 5ui hoard witant iust cJjsc
therefore iur."t a t,-io hor ~ ~ count =
as w,lfrot be re'qaabbl FOR lclts ooA9acred ~ h5t
after tlr daIa.
Darrell, 81. a.t- -, ..j6. MllHAEL CEOAE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
A DMINIsTRATeR'S NOTICE.--Notlce

a = hereby given, that all persons iaeted 10 the
tate oi Aalylna 4 R"reT deceased, kite OF Canton twp
ave herhv requested u make payment without delay;
and al per'oals hav !ng cLigs against said estate viii
RiesepfeseA tEeIl daily aGtiea aed for settlement.
~ 4f SIMON B. IATHROP,
Jaly l. 1886 1sil1 81 r zE Admins. traitor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

A DMINTES. NOTICE.-All persons iu+
IA dcbted to the estate Of wd RIYRi9s deceased
ate 9i ATHENS township, hereby notified to make
payment without deGr, and III persons having demapd
aCant said esttte requested 20 rcsen them duly
theuti ticated for settlement SARAH MYERS
July N..l@56. ..-.s s.--. (. Administrative
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
Cur Clothing Department

isle,le;" with Fashionable Goods Ovcrcoat from ). 70
500 business coats from - So vests al rr>- Iat-
from - 20 81. \ cuersl assoi4n Of ua1e-clohinc
coElr,, *. CLOTHING Iaade 20 order r required ard
upon the shortest aut,c.
I- Nau't forget t;c place in Pattcn's block
ucr Bridge and Main .tvcets ~
Gt'rI..ESl-1,GS. ROSEEutUM & co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

u! id IL oar assortment endless variety e2 all the
S2d9 thy nocg. Ohr -l.lrcs aud drawers ara crowded
with articles Cor their usc We ca special a.antioa =
ON ne,c stgiss Of ANCY SiLES tbs ac,t the ma Ect
afrds. SIi A& I~ hF clc. tiN &c .aAd cIsnrIr oL
all +izc+ ana il,e-. LADIES DRESS GOODS. French,
English and American 14rrinps. plall and .trc I'd N
iAlnos plain and igAlgd Apaceas, IN iaet everything
cents pr, yard raoi muslin 81 cents \ fue a-7ort-
meut ct EDNAfr- Lcd.cs Coiiags Jadsreicerss Hand
tgrriHCfy Irr,s f,GilCdeFiev Chores, Ifavsl!. &c
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
NRPTANS' COCRT sALr.-}y virll

ORPHANS COCRT. SAL.r-E}y virtue
" of order ntthe'trslfha Cpata bradford conn
t. VIII be eX ,,sed t., rrhic sale tlr premises. on
SiTr I'D ", 25h'G G3t, o5t5reNt.;t Ia'eioekPM the
following property :Lir kt piece vF parcel ol Jnd sta
ale in Hd5lcry twp. bounded and dc>, lCd as fellows
On tho moth ~ lands si,,e- ,ril~r y the
public highway, astjl ~ lands ol sail StfaTG dye. vest
By land, 0I JnlH V. IpU Fspa, containing GsoEt 20
acres VIII framed hn,>o ar saw mill thereon e"crtc.
AISO-C.:e oti.cr jeoc ia --,l. township, cont astiig
- a.res ~ tt a5houtS. iaul iulRcd and described As
HnWel Brrs.T aptnyl $hHcres tipTCot inppya, With
n framed hmjc aud h,Il, thrgtya cicctcd.
Late the estate ~ Horace Itircttnar. deceased.
Terms made knoi. gl dlv a. ssie. . s- .ts..
JOaEi+H HINGiiA w, Admin stTgsto
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23

ORPHANS COURT SALE. 81 virtue
" Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of Ld.oG cotl-
ty viii Ic exposed y puhlic sale on slie iIcnls On
SATURDAY 1toyemher :, 1876, at O'Clock, =. u, a
lGcsaat piece crparcc of Land situate il CouBl-
hia twp. bounded and described as follow Beginning
beech slgiHg, the northeast conner tHesce inrth
go wet = ;erchcs 20 a stake and tones tIoice north
20 cast 80 percles to post te iiue o Aan = Par
sons: thence north So e't Is errAca - post tbrnce
south % west 80 pcchc- 10 the place OF beginning,
,inia ~ and ~ erchrs of LaLd te the
les, Late tle cstltc of David s. HHli.i.s. sc eeaSsc.
Terms made known on tly uf sale.
WM. B. WATh.AS AdmE.sda.nr.
n
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EtadI.


1ktlALCUTOR,S- -NOTICE.--Notiee is here
- " gsen thai letters teslameDtay upm The ctste
ot = Bofoy dee ~ late or Sptrs rsfeId Twp have been
grated 90 the stsbseFer u persons indebted 90 said
estate are hereby resiuesed TO iake nIned raymei
and those having any claims upon said estate prcseat
them duly attested for cttcmtnt
Tr. ss s., JEH0MAS .SMEAD. Executes.
sept TO- 1856, .f .-. =. "a. ......-..-...
4 A DMlNISTRAT0R'S NOTICE Notice
II Is hereby gyen that adj persons indebted TO the
tue OF Lnthcf ochWtl dec d., late OF Troy township
are hereby requested 70 makcpaymct without delay: and
all persons ftyig claims against said state viii pleas
prcsuAL thCnl auiy authenticated. lUr UrRettemcHt.
b bingham T. ROCKWELL,
-aH. # a#.5i sd AMY ROCKWELL.
JFIe 10, lS5S aTHsET ssr.f- Administrators
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
No1zcE no TEACHERS.

E'HE County Superintendent will examine TEACHERS and
Issue certioate in The rc cctiyc districts Of Brad
ford il the olhwinG n;Hcr = y y.
Oycrton Monday 2ct oct at tlc Taycry School house
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-23
i II Il ED O NJ
R RE - W. E..- = Il We
DRY GOODS AND CLoTHING
IlEi LAn1as.

Iur the Eti4L 1RADE, which will sell at New. York
lcjl pices- Our nloo tics sales md small Irots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18

Of hs influence with the army. has se
dangerous example 10 other ambitious generals.
quite possible 10 conceive 0'Donnen throwing mir
upon the army and hpdng bis interest subverteI
some other aaveDlarer who, taking leaf out OF his
had learnt the same lesson. and seeing no legitimate
trail info mug power at the mead OF the troops, had
solved TO head them himself and work out political
military combination u new struggle and new CT
The army IN SPAN has latterly beea little else thI
means by which daring men have risen to political pov
and instead OF bebg this prime eefence VI the coun
has become only organized resistance 10 consttut
action In such condition 1t Is the prey OF circv
stances. and may hnd itsef supporting an upstart or
Tending the throne. or opposed IN BOTH Auyh0W on
nell's hold upon IL ong, and he will need sd
other bulwark he Is 10 hold his present position r
Ia .pposition TO the many who have An interest In
placing him.
From military 10 political help Is natural tyansit1
and AZ led 10 ask what chance there h OF his sued
In the elaboration Of party combinations, aad the ~
monzing o. the existing elements Of political strife III
it Is possible that he may ioi time be more SUGGEST
EspaYteJ0 l. gsowinl oia, and weary OF tho wear
tear INC. ssant political struggle. II u said thai no
net again int fieie with pubic ahairs. Fns leaves
progf ess Ia without .ader and gives OIonnella cha
OF which he nay be able % avah hmstiS 10 order
construct new par y IN which some OF the most SO
mOderados aud progfes.,as might coaie9ce. care
review Of the exscnci IS Of the sitnasion and care
arrangement snd balancing vt concessions 10 pom ciAs
OF bis Opponents might have the result both 81 dvid
bis enemies, nnd forming toerably compact pa
in support OF himself But this, again, imntcs tue ab
Comment of some OF the motives aud means by which
mas arrived al his present position Certainly The ca
are pot rare ~ meh risnR 10 power oy one SCI oi tca
ana continuing IN II by very oppoei set; but the
perenee OF such cases Is not favorable u the stability
VDonEeil'f prospects at the spanish Court We see
thing for spain tor tho present but succession OF
political crics n those that have occurred from time
time TOR many vars past Unless II should please Div
Providence TO bless that country with capable and
niotic sovereign, able at once 10 appreciate and
admirable materials Tor good government which
every hcsc at hand, and only lie waste because '
meaning men like Espartsro have not the necessary
lhy aid clever men ike O'Donneil have not the necess
fciitude 10 tmn them to good account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18

SON ne ambassador Of he great Powers srs emust
ns eson other IA ihe display they purpose making this
sssaslon Russia nevertheless, Is IN rather bad odor
sssin with The Western Powers, more especially with
and England. France - trying TO do them on all
poats OF The recent treaty rapproehessrx 10 spoken
Of between the courts Of Vienna and London
ms Royal Charter has not yet arrived from Melbourne,
whence she sailed The I'D May As she only took 50
Gays gong out she overdue. Catherine Hays comes
hsme IN her.
Is risndly Of the New York papers towards Eng
Ind has given great satisfaction here.
ne AREA has arrived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18

rnrs-Gsvdcui CnyYon BAIcstYa, Solar and Lucchee'.
Borstoni aud Basi-Graziani, Corsi, cusuri Nerini,
Apgioini and zuchini.
Coaducsvs--B ottesni and AiIy.
The expenses OF last year were ...fr. ,ss2
Receipts .........................,Rs o1o,Voo
SubSeuLOn. lv0ivvo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18

Lumley has closed his season with q loss Of some
"a, GOO In spite Of the piccoIomin excitement
eye has also lost money but the loss has been amply
made by the profits the RstoEi engagement and the
Crystal Palace concerts
Mario and Grs positively going to New York. next
year, with AYdiu
Jenny Lind also intends again visit the Uni,cd States
but at what period is not mentioned
Thsberg leaves Paris for New York, in Few days,
with Ullman. This speculation win retrieve the losses
incurred by the Opera engagements Of the latter last
year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18


sscai Departures for Mosoov- ProypeLs Of ne naIi1s
Opera in P0r1s--O operate Losses IN the Eagiish ord
FSench Cartois-Than0rg's Er9ueevnii n Nee Yorl-
y-sg Lind, Crsi and IA, ajy4i 70 Reptsu tie Tinted
Sfofes
This city is at presen, ion Of travellers en- roe FOR
Moscow 70 attend the coronation Aongs, them arc great
numbers Of Americans The principal italian artists OF
the london and Paris Operas have engagements there
Bosio, Iablsche Merle, 3iarrai, Lott aud Beisn are
amongst them. Bcttin 30 wei known ia New York,
se,s 100 COO francs for six monthsha s hroerss a.
much as he got in America.
The prospects Ct the Italian opera in Paris are very
gloomy Calzado, TIE manager knows Little nothing
about the business and he has been advised " Mr..
youd 10 resign amer the lie has engaged
raj STARE bot there IL no sassntIe The following y s
sfhls company
Prime Donns-ADoni Trczxolni, ficcalon1ini riorcn
tinl and rczz
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23
CITY ORDINANCES.

JOINT RESOLUTION in reference to the Southern
and Southwestern Commercial Convention.
ResolUed By ne Board of 4ldermen and Board of
Cinnamon Council of the City of Washington, That
the Mayor and committee of four members from
each Board be appointed to attend the Southern and
Southwestern Commercial Convention, to be held in
Richmond, (Va.,) on the thirtieth instant, on the
part of this Corporation, and that the Mayor be and
he is hereby requested to appoint delegation of
twelve citizens at large for the same purpose.
A..McD. DAVIS,
President of the Board of Common Council.
ROBERT CLARKE,
II President of the Board of Aldermen
Approved, January IL, 1856.
JN0. T. TOWERS, Mayor
In pursuance Of the above Messrs. Miller Evans,
Marks, and Pearson were appointed on the part Of
the Board of Aldermen, and Messrs. Peters, Albert,
Clements, and AtLee, on the part of the Board of
Common Council. u
e. j. MIDDLETON,
Secretary Board of Alderman.
g. +. LowREY,
~ Secretary Board of Common Council.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
eg-Hoofiand,s German Bitters.-The

eE Hoofand's German Bitters.-The Great
Remedy for Nervous Debility M. HuIsHzER, Doyles-
town. Pennsylvania, June 20, 1863 says My wife
been afflicted with debility since September 1851,
since which time have been unable to find any physician
medicine that would benefit her least until one
day called at the store OF DR. Harvey Of this town. for
tncure Of iron, and described to him the Affections
my wife, He then handed me lot ofpapers read among
which found describing your German Btters imme
dately procured few bottles from him, and pleased
state that the Of the Bers has her good
all the medicine she has heretofore taken wish youto
send me a half dozen botes.n
See advertisement ian Aim
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

ENCHANTING PoIsoN.-The New Haven Paladi-
UNI says: About the time that Professor Siliman,
Jr., searched for the poison which Mrs. Wakeman
alleged to have beeu in the cakes which she ate,
and which poison, she said was put in them by
Amos Hunt, The Man of SIM she stated to Sly
that the nature Of the poison had been revealed to
her. The Professor told Sly that It would save
him some trouble If she would reveal il to him.
She therefore sent by Sly catal que of the ingre-
dents, which, she said, Hunt had compounded for
the purpose of throwing his entertainments upon
her. The medley reminds one of the witch scene
in Macbeth. 1t Is as follows: the brains OF man,
the oil Of mems bones, the eyes Of dogs, heart Of
dogs, the brains Of cats, the eyes Of ROSTERS gar
den basil, topaz stone, copper, zinc, and platina
and certain portions Of common toad
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

A CENTENARIAN INDIAN CmEF.-The Rochester
Democrat Of the 9th inst. says:
"0'Brien Shandogh, chief of the Six Nations,
who was born in 1852, was in the city yesterday.
This aged chief now l04 years Of age, was sent to
France to be educated, previous to the Revolution
He returned to this country, after going through
the medical school in Paris in company with the
Marquis de Lafayette, whom he followed through
the wars of the American Revolution, and did ser
vice in that campaign. He was at the battle of
Brandywine, where he attended upon General La.
ayette, binding up his wounds received in that az
fair.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23
JOINT RESOLUTION in reference to the preferred
bonds Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.

JOINT RESOLUTION in reference to the preferred
bonds ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
ResolUed &C., That the Mayor be, and he is hereby
authorized to assent behalf of this Corporation,
to the arrangements made at the adjourned meeting
of the holders of the preferred bonds Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, held in this city on
the eighth January, eighteen hundred and fifty six,
assessing the onefourth of one per cent in cash
the amount of the preferred bonds and the contin-
gent assessment of one coupon on each bond, to be
paid when it may be deemed necessary by the stand
ing committee appointed by said meeting and that
the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars be,
and the same is hereby appropriated, out of the
general fund.- to pay the cash assessment of one
fourth of one per cent? and the Mayor be- and he is
hereby authorized to pay over the coupon on each
bond above mentioned upon the order Of said stand
ing committee, of the bond-holders.
Approved, January IT, 1856.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23
Recent AMERICAN victories.

The Americans elected their entire ticket for
county officers in Muscogee, Georgia, recently, by
majority of between two and three hundred.
A full American ticket has also been elected in
Fulton, Georgia.
Newton, Georgia, has also gone for the Ameri-
can ticket by handsome majority.
In Fayetteville, North Carolina, the other day,
the American ticket for Mayor and Commissioners
was chosen without opposition.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

Why is it that the Virginia State Council
ordered their proceedings to be published in
the Richmond American and not in the Rich
mond Whigs The editor Of the Wing should
proceed forthwith to "cut Of the ears and dig
out the tongues" of the delegates for this neg
lect Can it be that the convention did not
regard the Wing as sound exponent Of Anne
ricanismp
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

The Richmond Wing Of last Wednesday
says, the Washington Organ deserves a
small reward for the originality Of some Of its
conceptions" We should have acknowledged
the compliment before now, but have been
hunting through our imperfect file Of the
Wing, TO find some justification for "return.
t.g the compliment, We would fain do it.
but we have found nothing in its columns to
Justify it, We hope, under the circumstance
the editor will take the will for the deed
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

AN ACT supplementary to an act entitled act for
roofing the Perseverance engne-house
Be it enacted, &C., That the Mayor be- and he
is hereby authorized and requested to have such
pairs done In and about the Perseverance engine
house as may be necessary, out of any money that
may remain from the appropriation made for putting
q single roof on the said engineho
Approved, January IL, 1856. e.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

A statement of applications for insolvency in
San Francisco, during the last year, contains the
names of fifty-two firms The total liabilities being
$5,1s6,0l6; assets $l,556,6s2; extent of fail
ure, $3, 500, 1884, The total value of property in
San Francisco is $32,s4l OPT, Of which s,624,-
37S is in landed property. Total taxes. $6s7, 1853.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23
n American Riaemen, Attention i---A

N American KIhemen, Attenuon I---An
Al adjourned Company meeting will be held on
WlI Thursday evening, at ~ O'clock at your
Armory City Hall. As matter Of great mo
ment TO the Company is 10 be considered on this oc
casion II is urgently requested that there be full
attendance. Let every member be present at the
appointed hour, ~ O'Clock.
BY order Of Capt j. p. Mexican:
jan 2s-2t 2. HUNT, Secretary.
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ACCOUNTED FoR.--An exchange says :" 1t will
be recollected that the telegraph recently killed off
the distinguished low comedian Bourcicaut, rath-
or summary. The reason for this rumor was, that
he had been seen in too pieces the evening pre-
vious to the report. Another reason, overlooked
by our contemporary, is, that the actor referred to
has been Dion ever since we have known him.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23
90 HoIloway,s Ointment and Pile are

astonishing remedies for Scrofa and all Skin Diseases As
salt penetrates meat will this Ointment reach affect
ed parts II rubbed in externally.
Sold at the manufactures, No, so, Maiden Lane, New
York and No 244 Strand London, and by all druggists
% cents, 62j1 cents, and 81 per pot or box.
IAN
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

R~ Welearn that the Senate Committee on
Printing commence the investigation into the
alleged frauds under the Superintendent Of
Public Printing to-day. Several witnesses
have been summoned.