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OFFICIAL.


TsE.sUar DEPARTMENT
November % IpJ6
Notice hereby given the tho
United department purchase the
the % Of March next, the Of 81 shall be prev
DUSTY obtained and win addition interest
rom The date Of the last miaHnual dividend Of
together days additional money
VENDOR following Of premium said
For the stock Of 1874, premium Of 10 per
1917 isis premium per cent; and
Tor the stock Of 1885, commonly called Terms Indemnity sOct
premium of6 per
assigned United States, party duly
receive the proceeds II
LIT day Of January half years.
assigned BY the sockhoder will BE payable
Gore and corresponding deduction bs made from
able for the stock.
Payment the stocks assigned be made
BY drs the Assistant Treasures Boston, New YOrk
Philadelphia option o. parties D. receive The
which should be expressed in The letters accompanying
ceru6ca'os. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov so-dt9dsarchiff Secretary or the rreyfury,
ORNATE Banker. n the United states.
The Bankers Mag for November contains
lis, Of Private BANKERS IN evry town and si % The Uned
T. LIZ, % Member. q ne New Yors Road Of
W. Monthly Tss, ~ coyemnssi socks, snr, Cy, County
The current voiuns vim contain, Lit Of Ranks. Pps,d.n AMI
ssSss liz, Of porsisn saassrs ss "0S . sa'Hs'
Monthly, Eve dollars per amman, - $3.50
Nov 90-sldse- No. 100 resri suest, New SsrE.
EURsI FURsi FUBsi-Bnving sued up in s.rsat style a.
beautiful ladies' eapes .u
ulas, pelsnes vcornes osines
Real Russian sable, real snnine
stone martin. sable mink
Hudson sable, French
Russian htch, American sable
German ach, marin
siberian squirrel, chnchiIia, black vnr
Ai-o, fur rimrnins for and velvet conku n Il. ubs
Cent? and ladies' FUR gaunteI foot us
Coach roots % bear Hudson Bsy wolf prairie
buyue the ahsre only cash, greater induce
men" ms customers, All that required
my -fsnsive stock.
Al goods genuine Bazaar corner az
On street and Pennyvana Avenue, sign o. the white heat
Nov aa-eoawif HOPKINS,
NEW GOODS ron THE FALL TRADE.-Nov open
another and large sapply Of and elegant gonds
gcnlemsn's wear, eonsi.tn. Of
Dress shirts, In great variety
Under shirts drawers d.
Genuemsu's travelling sbawlr, do
DO hid and gloves DO
DO scarf, stocks, ties, sc., do
DO dressing robes,do
Do walking canes, do
Umbrellas, perfupery, sc.
Our from additions complete depart
beet goods al the lowest and uniform prices,
Nov 2s-eo2wh Sales Room Browns Hotel
PURE LISBON VINE have just received ave 6nh cn.Es
4 Lisbon wine.
This he subscriber by Gie.J II
New York who received direct noas pr
chance 10 get moderate price pao
! N.
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NJ invite attention ladies' and Rour-
mems superior watches, diamond and styles
cry, &C.
Also gold silver and nns sPeeaeles glasses
focus.
The above comprising the largest and varied
ever offered 10 our CUSTOMERS will Be sold Al prices
city Ia this country.
Orders for every description Of ware Other
ARTICLES In our line promptly executed.
STERLING aad standard silver furnished In all
watches and ehrORomeeTs Of description sLlfuly
paired practical knowledge hTaach
sonai attention gwen guarantees having
watches 10 repair
Engraving in all lbs branches, including cutting arms
cTestsI notices, Ac, soRe done In the
Visiting cards also handsomely printed.
M. w. CALF 4 Bro Jewellers,
No 524 Penn. ay-, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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NEw YoRK, Dec. s.-Flour dull and unchanged State,
% SO rs southern, 90 90as 20. Wheat s very dull
red, 81 5oa 81 81 white, 81 IS 81 "a. Corn Is dull
mixed II cents white, rs cents yellow n cents Pork
hrm mess. sl9. Beef is unchanged; Chicago repscked
81 so for Lard Ia steady and quiet IL cents
Whsksy buoyant, but prices unchanged; Ohio, 3O
csuts.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTr
nyEs OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn Number IL te MARYLAND Copsoli
dated Lotfery or benefit n ahinRon county 49, a al
drawn December !, 1885,
50 "a l6 II 81 IS ~ IL 81 40 10
The following arr tho drawn he Psap.co Tntu
Lottery, class 9oa drawn December 2. lsas;
40 so 81 "A IS SO 50 N az So
r. FRANCE = Co, Managers
.. y. McPHArt, Commissioned
Dee IL
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National Theatre.
Last night, positively, Of the ENGLISH OPERA
Joint benefit Of Mis- LOUISA PYNE and Mr. W. HARRISON
On THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4 1856
BeIni's grand opera of LA soMNAMBULA.
In addition, SELECT CONCERT by the company.
No performances the Theatre Friday and Saturday
On Monday, December the popular uagedian Mr. BOOTH
will appear IN n favorits character.
Seas be secured from ? 10 4 O'Clock.
Doors AZ half past hall.
Opera quarter before o'clock.
DEED
SILK UNDEHGAhMENTs--Inad addition o eur n nd
~ complete assortment Of heavy wnoun and meTno
and drawers offer the largest and varied
SILK UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
offered in this
Buying exclusively for cash. offer goods
sTEvENs's sales Room,
Dec 4-to Browns Hotel.
kiD AND WARM GLOVES, at
n sTEvENs's Sales ROOM
Also, Tlbury driving gloves,
Dec 4-lv
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MAEhlmONEAL-PT0p0sala will received ladies Of
M position and wealth who desire practical American
hdenta atohc friend (pa5t any, aid
Of their real personal estate matr
monial alliance all things suiRg personal acquaintance.
Address, with names, residence, circumstances, Sc,
AMERICAN GENTLEMAN,
Dee 2-d3t" City New P0sl Oalce
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ wAuuYs.
~ Notes the Gospels Chas ". Halt 81
Mhednlciai = thousand Pheasant Things. 81 So
Comment Pale Paris or Prench Spoken Paris,
Madame Dc Puyrac.
Illustrated edition ~ the Aacvnt Narincr
Nlv1 nank~,orr. near Oh street.
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HEwBERo, On. Y.,) Dec. An the OF Baker, III
testimony the part Of the prosecution closed yesterday
Mr.. Brady opened the for the defence to-day.
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PRoFTTs AUrHoRsmp.-A New York paper says:
Mr. Prescotts income from the Boston editions Of h
works has been $4,000 within the year. His edition
Robertson's Charles will be out Monday next"
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FIRST WARD RESTAURANT,

paror, central and egbly located very neatly
niahed. Inquire No. All FIN street. and
Nov 29-dSuf
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NasuvILE Dec. 1.-The present indications that the
Bank Of Tennessee viii be able 10 sustain itself
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PURE LISBON WINE just received ave anh ca.Gs
L pure Lisbon
THIS invoice q wine he BY iepd IN
New who received direct Lisbon affords prr
chance 10 pure moderate price For pao
by W.. GRIPS
Nov lb-l9teo& Saturdays No. 81 Louisiana
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New YoaK, Dec. 3.-Ths schooner Flying Eagle, from
New York, seized the 10th Of September Bengue-
la, Africa, BY the Portuguese authorities having board
Of slaves She il in durAnce awaiting the arrival
Of United States ship-ofwsr.
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Know all persons BY these presents that released
nd hereby releases, State OF Texas from liability
payment OF certificate of scbr nun
Der for The Of s., issued Too hate repnblc a,
Texas the authorities Of Stale Of Texas NAY
BEL and redeemed BY The Uned States in pro-
Congress, entitled provide fr tho
payment creditors Of the Bepah com
pretended the Of CaRses of September eighteen
approved February and an ~.
Of Of Texas approved the la Of February 1855
Az witness my hand and seal.
Auwel
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AssfiHg Of the Nsp York Electoral Collage.
Albany, Dec. 3The presidential electors Of this State
met here this morning and cast their thirty
John @. Fremont and W. L. Dayton. Hiram Dixon esq
Of Columbia county was elected messenger carry the
TO Washington
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TREAsUAY DEFARrAEET,
August ~, Is5s.
Whereas the following joint COugsss
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-16

LIP THOUGHTS Thoughts that are
eternally on ones lips are like straws
on the water they rest upon the sur
face, and are prominent to all but the
utterly blind, but they are too light to
remain anywhere, and float down the
stream of society, till they pass away
without leavingthe slightest remem'
brance behind. But the inward re.
fections of the soul are like the rocks
in the bosom of the ocean: they are
permanent, and never exhibit them
selves but to those who dive deeply
but, when once discovered, they stamp
themselvs in our memory, until we
are willing to persuade ourselves that
they are absolutely necessary, as SC
many beacons to warn us from the
shoals OF error.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-16
Misttllanp.
Lieutenant General Scott.

This veteran officer, attended by his
staff for the first time in many years,
it is said reviewed the cadets of the Mil
itary Academy at West Point, in pres
ence of a large and brilliant assem-
blage of spectators, on the 18th ult,
which was not only the anniversary of
the battle of North Point, but also the
anniversary of the battle of Chepulta.
pee, where Scott won one of his bril-
liant victories. A correspondent of
the New York Post, writing from West
Point in relation to the review, says /:
General Scott, on this occasion, ap-
peared for the first time in his uniform
of lieutenant general. The old veteran
looked we'll in it, and, with his tall
chapeau and still taller plume of bril-
liant yellow, lowered full eight feet
above the plain. He appeared in ex-
celleEt health, and, although grown
somewhat portly of late years, still pre-
serves that fine military bearing for
which he has always been remarkable.
The battalion then went through their
evolutions in admirable style. The oc.
casion and the presence of the General.
in-Chief and so many distinguished
officers animated the young men to un.
usual exertions, and the review was
universally pronounced to have been
one of the finest ever witnessed. Gen.
Scott professed himself entirely salts
fled with their discipline and precision
of drill and stated, as somewhat re-
markable circumstance, that although
upwards of forty Of the cadets on re.
view were Of the new class, who had
been less than six weeks under the in.
struction of the drill sergeant, they
nevertheless acquitted themselves like
veterans"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-16

SUccEss.-Success prompts to exer.
tion, and habit facilitates success.
Habit also gives promptness, and the
soul OF dispatch is decision. One may
write book, or paint picture, while
another is celebrating about a plant
or title page. The more we do, the
more we can do. If we 60 forward
with spirit and confidence, we shall
succeed. The best are idle half the
time, and he who does nothing, renders
himself incapable of doing anything,
while capacity is invigorated by occa
sions of necessity. Our expenditure
of intellectual wealth makes us rich
and we acquire ideas by impartine
them.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-16

The best capital that a young man
can start with in life is industry, good
sense, moral courage, and love to God.
These are better than all the credit, or
cash that ever was invented.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-16

Woman's love is a beautiful flower,
that purifies by its sweetest fragrance
the tainted air of mans existence.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-16
4ostru.


The Happiest Day Of Ny Life.
BY J. c. HAGEN.
Full many a long, long year hath passed,
And many joy hath fled,
And few have been our sorrows, Kate,
Since thou and were wed.
Yet none of all the happy days,
Since life with me begun,
Doth mem ry treasure like the day
That joined our hearts in one.
The bells rang out their merry peals,
The birds sang in their bowers,
While lovely children on us smiled,
And strewed our path with flowers.
Our aged parents prayed to heaven,
To keep us in its care;
And well our life has proved, that not
Unheeded was their prayer.
Yes, many happy day since then,
Our welded life hath blessed,
But that bright day we treasure as
The source Of all the rest.
For all their favors, lovely Kate,
thank the powers divine;
But oh! for none so much, as for
The one that made thee mine
Long years, with heavens blessing, Kate,
We still may live to sec,
And many, many happy days,
In store for US may be;
But be however blessed the days
That to our lot may fall,
The one that made thee mine, shall still
Be priced above them all.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-16

The earth is our work-house.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-16

j BLODGET PAPER CO.,
l5o Washington st., and II Ha.dey st., Boston.
Manufacturers of all kinds and qualities of
Paper and Paper Hang:ngs.
Also, Borders, Mouldi:.sss, statuary, Fire Board
g P..:ils, Window Shades, &c.
+. III WIN. NJ SHAW, Agent.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-16
Business 9irettorp.

Business Cards of FIVE lines or less will be inserted n
this column for s. 90 per For each additional
line, over fvc, dollar will be charged
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-26

FIRE IN DANy1LIE.-On Friday evening last,
about ii o'clock, our town was aroused by the
rry Of fire, which broke out in Lewis Lang's
Store, next door to the Montour Court House.
The store house and dwelling house of Mr.. L.
burnt up, The Court House took fire at the
end next the burning building, and vas con-
siderably damaged, but by the gallant exertions
of our citizens, the building and public records
were all saved. The Court House was insur-
ed, and Mr.. Lang had an insurance we under
stand, of 81, 600 on his store and buildings
DrariNc H~leHigencer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-26

Uorsr. Jan. 21.-An Intellectual effort was
made to rescind the resolution cutting eff de-
bates until a Speaker should be elected. A
resolution that should no Speaker be elected
before Monday next the Members resign, was
tabled by 26 majority, The House ballotted
for Il. il8th time, when Mr.. Banks.had 90 (;
Richardson, sc Fuller, 81 ; L. D. Campbell
g. Pennington, 3, and three scattering-ne-
cessary for a choice 80, Mr.. Fuller proposed
70 withdraw, but his friends would not permit
him to do so. Mr.. Whitney offered that -
he declared Speaker, the name to be inserted
by a majority vote. Tablcd-146 to Al. A
resolution declaring VIM. Smith, of Virginia,
Sneaker. was laid on the table by l3l to Al,
those in favor of the resolution being mainly
Know-Nothings. Adjourned.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-26
MeTrhanoi,e, &r.r
OSEPIdlPOWETT

XHr0GLDy respectfully announce that he IA again bsfore
ment Of tl ~ &&-
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
to which the attention ofthe public is invited, being csa.
fdeht thai he can offer inducements to CASH purchasers
which viii amply pay foFan examination of his stock.
His stock Of LADIES DRAss GooRs Is complete, consist
Silks plain and plaid Mertnos all wool Delaines plain
eLlaiii ialaincs. plain and tWfiled Per.ian cloth, Detagea'
Alpaceas, Ginghams, Prints, &c, isRss vf 4 y -
Brocha Long and Square stawls, Tpisn wooden long and
LADIES' CLoTHs--Al colurs, and trimmings
EMBnoIDEKIEs-The largest aud cheapest assortment Of
Ladies' embroidered collars. sleeves, bands and founcings.
edSlngS and insertlngs, ever offered Tor sale IN Tewanda.
AtIo, real thread, Smyrna. bebbiE and cotton edgings, all
widths and prices. -
WHITE ANp LINEN GOODS, Of every description, and Of
all qualities. .r
Horsr FrBNIsHfSd ~Goops-Doubla aud single fold Da.
masks OF yarions kinds embroidered and lace curtains,
and unbleached table linens napkins, colored table
spreads or various kinds, cOunterpanes. linen ~shectings,
rose blankets. gilt cornGes and pins, stair rods, 30. &c.
GLorRa AID HOSIERY Everything in this line foy La
dies. misses. children, men and boys.
BRoADeLofHs, CAssi1ERss iSD YgsfNssABlark ana
eslOred Cloths Of every qaHty and price, plain and fanSy
Cassimeres, fancy yelvetS, plain and figured grerGydmo,
plain and figured elk, black satin and cashmere yestinss,
aud a large assortment Of weeds, kentucky jeans, saia'
DoaEsTlcs-0f every description, purchased at very
close figures and offered low. Fiannels ofeyery grade and
color. --- rfs -..r-..-a-~ go
CARPTISaS-AlI qualities, ingram and stair carpetings,
oil cloths, Rush Mattings. Druggets, &c.
YASKER NOTIoNs-Almost verytlingi in the line, whole
sale and retail.
HATS 4 CArs--An assortment unequaled in Northern
Pennsylvania of Mems & Boys hats and caps, eomprisng
every variety Of silk. brown, pearl and black fur Hats
Cloth. Plush and Fur Caps.
Doors & SHoEs--ln this department there is, nor nevr
has been in this market anything to compete with this
stock, in quality, quantity and price, which 1t would be
greatly to the interest of every man, woman and child 70
examine who wishes to purchase .-
In addition TO the above enumerated articles there viii
always be found a full assortment of Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery and Glassware. Paints, Oils, and Dye StuA-s.
Leather and Shoe Findings, &c, &c.
To his old Friends and Customers, the subscriber would
take this method of expressing his gratitude for their libe.
raj patronage. hoping still to merit and receive il, and to
Others would extend an invitation to examine his stock,
being confident he can make it for their interest to do 50.
Towsnda. Oct. /, 1855 JOSEPH POWELL.
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G HAND CREDIT

TNHE subscriber gratefully announces his thanks for the
l. liberal patronage received during the past year. and
respectfully solicits Il continuance of the trade, which he
will cndcavor to merit BY keeping his Stock continually
TepfeniShed by CASH purchases, with a large and pure
assortment OF Goods, which SereTai years experience has
enabled him to " buy at the loIreSt rates of the " Impor-
tiers and Manufacturers by selling Lowry adopting the
CASH SYSTEM eatirely, and by making a general reduc-
ton Of prices.
Consequently, the credit system will cease on and after
the first day of January, 1876.
RE- Al persons indebted arc requested to make imme-
diatc payment. - H..
oaice and Drug Store in South end of the Ward House.
December 20, 1855.
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A UDITORs NOTICE.-C. n Sd;Dmo

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-C. Y. Shipman
"A rs. o. s. Caster g. C.L. Whte.-In Bradford Com.
Pleas, No. 3l3. September Term. 1858.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by the said Court,
to distribute funds raised by the Sheriff. sale of defcu.
dants real estate, will attend to the duties of his appoint
mcnt, at the office of Vim. Elwell, ESQ.,, in the borough Of
Towanda, on Saturday, the 10th day of January, 1856, 1T
one o'clock. =. NJ, at which time aud place all persons in
terested in said funds are requested to present tLeis claims
Or else be forever tebaTred from the same.
Dec. y, 1856. III. Il. M'kEAN, Auditor.
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Hsy~ FRE-We learn by the Columbia
Democrat that the casting establishment of
Mr.. kclycy, Neal Dos Anthracite Furnace
East Bloomsbury Coal Co, was burned down
on Wednesday evening, the 9th inst.
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Eeaai Annsrliements.
NOTICE.-N.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE--Notics
"A is hereby given, that ell persons indebted to the es-
tate of Thomas Inglfam, decd, late of Asylum township.
are hereby requested to make payment without delay
ana allpersons having Claims against said estate VIII
please present them daily authenticated FOR settlement
Oct. 10. 1855. JOSEPH W. GHAM, Admir-.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.+AH persons IN
A debted to the estate of MARY GARNER. deceased,
hate OF Ltehfeld township, are hereby notified 70 make
payment wlnfout delay, and all persons having demands
against said estate are requested to present theun duly au-
thenticated for settlement. $50 MILAN CARMER. a.
~Iitchfeld. October 20. 1855. a. - Executor
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DEGISTER,S NOTfCES.-So.ice

DEGISTER'S NOTfCES.-No.ice is here
Lii by given that there have been filed and settled in
the Office Of the Register of wills. in and for the countyof
Bra dford. accounts Uf administration upon the following
estates, viz
Final account of H. NJ. Pcck, executerof # esckiah Peck
late of Smithfeld deceased --s.s. 4 I'd
Final account Of George p. Burnham, administrator of
Harvey Ward, late Of Darlington, deceased. "
Final account of u. and N. q. Bowen, administrators
0 fJacob J. Bowen. late Of Warren, deceased.
Partial account of A. Phelps and L. +. French, execu-
tors of Ekenezer French, late of Smithfeld, deceased.
Fiual account of c. VI. Brown. administrator Of VILLAIN
Piper, late of Monroe, deceased. - e. -- H
Final account OF AusOn and Elias Gustin, administra-
tors Of Thos. II. Gustin, late OF Columbia. deceased.
Final account of Charles Stockwell, surviving adnilis-
traitor Of Sterling lolcomb, late of Leroy, deceased.
Partial account Of ltaisom Crandall, administrator Of
Tanner Crandall. late of Springfield, deceased.
Final account of j. N. Phillips, administrator Of c.. 2.
Phillips. late OF Burlington, deceased.
Final account OF I. n. Beach, administrator Of James
Nichols. late Of S~nithfield, deceased. sr.5
And the same will be presented to the Orphans Court
of Bradford county on Monday, the 4h day Of February
next, for confirmation and allowance.
.-. JAMES II. WEBB. Register.
Registers Office. Towanda, December 80, 1885.
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4 TDITOR'S NOTICE.-D Bailev 4 .

4 UDITOR'S NOTICED. BaiIev d. .Scn
TO The use Of 4. s. Smith, rs. g. II. Lcrcis e. n. c.
Cooibaush-ln Bradford Common Pleas, No. 225, Deem
her Term, 1853.
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed by said Court,
10 distribute funds raised by Sheriff. sale of real estate in
this cause, will attend to the duties OF his appointment at
his Office III the borough OF TOwanda, on Thursday, the
3ist day of january, 1856, at one O'Clock in the afternoon,
at which timeand place all persons interested in said funds
are requested to present their claims, or else lie forever
debarrcd from the same.
Dec. 10, 1858. G.. II. WATKINS, Auditor.
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]. D.

Is NOW RECEIVING an excellent assortment of gent's
l. boys, ladies, childrens and misses BOOTS & BOOT
rs. Also, Shoe Pegs. Thread, Linings and Findings, to
which he invites public attention.
ss- All persons having unsettled accounts or notes due
the subscriber. are invited to make payment. Those con-
vcnient may call on {. Frisbie. Esq. or 7. Humphrey. in
Orwell. previous tothe 18th of February next, after which
time delinqucnts may expect special invitations h visit
TOwanda. ). ID. HUMPHREY.
fowanda, January Q, 1885.
GANDLES-by the box or single pound,
nj Seul EON'S