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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLrc FIRS.lSsURANcE Co.
No. "a Wsll.st, 10th January 1855
YUyHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY

III declarcd a DIVIDEND OF FUKT1 -tTUIIT PEK CENT
10 pocy holders on of their premiums paid pol
cs issued by this Company and which have terminated within
the wear ending the Slst December. 1859 ,. ,n,.,,
They have declared further dividend OF SIN AND THhEk-
QUARTERS PER CENT on tho Capital stock payable 70
their shareholders in cash and scrip on demand ,
They have also declared dividend OF SIX fEh tENt
cash on the amount Of outstanding Scrip
The Charter this Company which combines the hetuN
principal with cash capital provides that alter payment Of M
poroned the shareholders and the and
the issued therefor not TO be paid on until me
together with the capital shall exceed ONE MiLLioN We
DOLLARS. - - v,.,. ,,,, n, ,,s
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

OFFICE OF THE NEw.YoRK AND NEw.HAvES RAiLsoAp -"
No. 81 CASAL-sr., NEw.ioRk, Jan. ~ - ~.
NOTICE.-The NETWORK and NEWELL
IN VEN RAILROAD COMPANY, In consequence Of ~
snow will receive and deliver their psssengn and tn;n
gage 26ths for the present The Trains viii Al 49,.
ths Station % minutes after the advertised time Ct Cenas
J. II. H0YT, Supenntsr denk
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TRUSTEES.
Charles II. Russell, James Warren,
Daniel Il Fearing Arthur Leary,
William II. Russell, NJ w. Hamilton,
Augustus c. Downing, Dennne Duer
Gazaway b. Lamar, John StewardJr,
WIN. Butler Duncan, Robert y. Mtnturn,
N III Wolfe Reuben Withers
Isaac Townsend Edward G. Center,
Josiah Oskes Daniel Drake Smith.
Josepb Gsillari IT, Frederic q. Foster,
Jas NJ Waterbury, Peleg Hal
George Curtis, Robert ;. Hone
George IT Adee Samuel v. Hoffman,
Johp J. Aston H. Jacob Anthony, jr,
Fredk A. Delano, J. L. GRAND Foster,
Abraham He'll John A. c. Gray.
ROBERT S. HONE, President.
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We annex comparison OF the trade with foreign
ports in American and foreign bottoms at the port Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

1--WE are at this date Jan. "a buying and selling
follows:
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DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND ana
II sCOTLAND.-We draw on
UNION BANK Of LONDON,
NATIONAL BANK Of SCOTLAND,
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND,
Payable at sight, In Of 81 upward at IS Per -
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers
No rs Wallst, New YORK.
as forwarded 10 sny address In this or the Old Country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

ON SALE.-CITY OF CLEVELAND z y,
" cent Bonds water Loan,
CITY 9E DETROIT Y cent Bonds water Losn'
CITY OF CHICAGO n cent Bonds,
CITY OF MILWAUKEE 7 y cent Bonds,
CITY OF SACRAMENTO 10 y cent Bonds
Rv DUNCAN SHERMAN Co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-22

and laborers scarce and anxious to realize the
highest possible wages. These facts led many
to curtail operations during the summer and
autumn. Since winter fairly set in, the snow
has deem so deep that it has been almost inn
possible to get logs out of the woods. Indeed
with the exception of those which were skid
ded" last fall, but very few have been drawn
out. The water mills, without an exception,
have been frozen up since the middle of De-
cember, and there are now from three to four
feet of snow in the forests These obstruc-
tions have operated to greater or less ex-
tent throughout the entire numbering district
of Western N. York and Northern Pa, af-
fecting not only the manufacture of boards,
but also square timber, shingles, lath, &c
One of the most intelligent lumbermen ON the
Oswego Creek, informs us that the amount of
lumber manufactured on that stream alone,
will fall short of that of last year by 5000,
600 feet,-Orleans ". W Journal.
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The Next President.

-, Desuatch to the New York Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, March l6, 1856.
r, Kansas debate will continue for several
l"' Wessrs. Galloway, Howard, Kelsey,
.a!l; /, .;noame Campbell, of Ohio, Granger and
;. BaF, U, are are vet to be heard Douglas is open
" Na,,un a,,nonncei m as candidate in the Presiden-
a.i'U+ I,"t;on and be says himself that his name
ta f'oI bsfore the Cincinnati Convention. Ere
vii ~ :. not Catholic as reported, but is of
mont ,,,o0ot descent, and was long since confirm
hus ! = = member of the Episcopal Church. Let
ed - f'roring his nomination are flowing in
,'Is al ouarters. His friends urge four points
lro. si q, f,rcr he is a new man, fresh from the
~ nJ ,Ia " his past life shows him to be possess
i5oIfi II ib,ckbone he is opposed to Slavery ag-
81 u, ;on m and is in favor of Free Territories, and
't,,Yr f,yors the Pacific Railroad. Banks declines
lS !. "omination Seward is earnestly advoca-
.1I I Lr I MANY persons, but it is doubtful wheth-
..I ta ~ will accept. M'Lean, Chase, Hale and
T,;i,ot VI al have warm friends and supporters.
w.. 4tI +5e motto with every one is, Success to
~, ..,inIes rather than men,"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-22

MS@ TO THE TEACHERS OF BRADFORD co.
sES 1t is proposed to hold Teachers Institute of
one week duration before the opening of the Summer
Schools Teachers feeling interest in the of ed
ucaton their own Improvement and the elevation Of their
profession are respectfully invited to attend The County
Superintendent will procure the services of able and expe
rienccd Teachers for the OCCASION that Teachers
tending need be to very little expense aside from board
which can be obtained upon reasonable terms.
Teachers Institutes have been held in many counties of
the State within the past year with the most beneficial
results To one county two hundred dollars appro.
praed to deray the expense of holding Institute
week. In adjoining States Institutes regularly held
and are considered efficient for advancing the
interests of the of education by Common Schools
We hope the teachers of Bradford will not be far behind
in this matter Those who viii attend desired for.
ward their to the subscriber before the 2th inst
possible. Notice will be given of the time
and place of holding the Institute, when sufficient
Der signify their desire to attend.
By order of the Board of Directors,
o. J. CHU UBBUCk, Secretary.
Orwell, March lst, 1885,
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Nem advertisements.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By uvirtue
~ of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford Coun-
ty, will be exposed to public sale the premises at
O'Clock, L. M, on TUESDAY, the sth day of April, A.
d. 1856 the following village lot aud buildings thereon,
with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging situate.
lying and being in the borough of Troy and bounded
the South by Emr street the west and north by land
of Aonzo Long, and the east by lands of Stephen
Pierce, Esq, containing about of be more
or less.
Attendance given and terms made known on day of
SALE ID. w G. HERRICk
Guardian of F. Herrick Thomas. and Laura Adelaide
Thomas minor children and heirs at law of Allen E. Tho
mas, late of Troy borough, deceased.
Troy Borough March g. 1856.
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SHER1FF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ
" of yend. Exponas, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford county, and to directed,
boro of Towanda. on MONDAY, April 1ith, 1856. at
O'Clock r NJ, the following lot piece parcel of land
situate in Athens Boro bounded the north by lands OF
r. 5. Hoyt the east by Main street the south by
Shipman Neles. containing 90 feet front and so feet
back, be the same less all improved building
occupied dwelling house and wagon shop and shed
attached, and one blacksmith shop thereon.
Seized and taken in execution of the suit of George A.
Perkins vs.. James Smith.
JOHN \. CODDING, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office Towanda March II 1856
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-22

's-1nrst of Wisconsin, Mr.. Morrill, and
BiIl1g4nG; Of Vermont, Mr.. Woodruff, of Con-
Mr., at oaODI Mr.. Durfee, of Rhode Island, and
ncctIcu., Of New-York, severally spoke for
Granger, active States in similar vein.
their rtIpld Todd of Pennsylvania, while preferring
MI. hmm nncommtted as to the Presidency,
to reiL@1" a himself strongly an anti-Nebraska
h1I,a, r5a call of the States was not concluded
Inc -" S" caucus adjourned till Tuesday last.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of certa

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a certain
~ writ of levari facias issued out of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Bradford County and TO directed
will be exposed to public sale at the Court House in the
boro' of Towanda, Tuesday. March ls, 1856 at !
o'clock F. NJ. the following described piece or par
Gel of land ling South Creek township distinguished As
part and parcel of lot No $685. and bounded and descr
bed rs follows beginning at norway pine standing at
the north east of lot $780, and the line be-
tween the state of New York and Pennsylvania thence
south 46 perche TO the south corner Of said last
toned lot thence from birch standing said
east 373 perches to beech standing the south
east corner of lot $685. thence north lie perches
hemock thence north 28o west l25 perches to maple
thence north 400 west 80 perches norway pine thence
north 200 west IS perchcs to norway pine thence north
400 west l4l perches to norway pine standing the
aforementioned line between the state Of New York and
Pennsylvania thence along said boundary line north 80
west l00s perches to the place of beginning Containing
S3l of land be the less about two hun
dred fifty improved three framed houses four log
houses, steam mill black smthshop, three
framed barns and orchard of fruit trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of Jared Ar
mold. to the of R. E. Covell, Wright Dunham and
Ira Elsbree aud Geo. Dunham, terre tenant.
JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff
Shcrif-s Office,
Towanda, Feb. Z 1856.
RS 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 will again be offer
ed for sale, JOHN A. CODpING.
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RS Al subsequent works BY Charles Dickens will be
issued in uniform style with the above
Copies of any one any SET of either edition of the
above works will be sent to to part of the
United States free of postage their rcmtng the price
of the edition they may wish to the publisher.
Published and for sale by Il. B. PETERSON,
No lO2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must come addressed
a1r Booksellers. News Agents, and all others, will be
supplied at very low rates. 4t44
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JOHN \. CODDING Sherii
Sheriff1s Office. Towanda March IL ls56

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Henrv S. Nereur
"A Eo,r to the of j. NJ Peck and III. VI. Moore
Richard Horton and Curtis Smith. In the of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford Co. No 2a9, May Term, 1854.
distribute the funds raised by Sheriff sale of defendants
real estate will attend to the duties assigned him
at his Office in the borough Of Towanda, Tuesday the
18th day of April 1856 at O'Clock in the afternoon,
when and where all persons having claims request
ed to present them, be forever debarred theefrom
March Is, 1856. HENRY BOOTH, Auditor.
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COME ONE! COME ALL!
r.. And satisfy yourselves that e--
MONTA.NYES q co.

IAVE the best and most complete assortment Of NEW
GOODS, consisting of all grades ladies' and gents
and fancy cassmcres sattinet tweeds Kentucky jeans
hannels, nseys. All descriptions Dress Goods such
black. watered changeable and plaid Silks French mer
nos Thibet CLOTH Scotch wool plaids brown and black
mixed Debcges, all wool and figured Delaines plain and
silk striped Apaccas Scotch and domestic ginghams,
childrens plads Merrmack and other prints Of all vari
etcS.
An extensive assortment of hosiery wrappers mtens.
gloves Victoria Bishop lawn book and jacone mus.
Inns bonnet and dress trimmings silk more antique
velvet and ribbon Trimmings, Frnges, black and white
silks linen thread, Maltese, and all kinds linen and
cotton edgngs, muslin bands, collars under sleeves che
misetes curtain drapery brown blue and black dotted
embroidered wells, stocks and gents collars.
~, variety OF falmas, gents and ladies' wool Shawk.
Thibet broche and other shaws India andZephyr scar
chdrens woolen sleeves, hoods, mu assorted colored
Scotch comforters capeting drugget horse blank
ets linen table spreads and diapers counterpane &c.
HARDwARE-A large assortment of anvils vices screw
plates sedges mill cut hand and other kinds Of
saws, nails files chains pump fixtures squares plumbs
levels planes and handles moulding and bench planes,
House Trimmings of every variety carriage and Saddle
ry Trimmings such as brass and lverd bands aetres
bolts enameed opeaher and CLOTH dash leather cloth
damask and lace trimmings. Brass sivered and russet
names japanned slvered and brass buckles bits snaps
breechng rings trace hook chains harness leather &C.
SHOE tiNDlNGs.-The largest assortment in town,
sistng OF pegs lasts meas and boys boot trees Crimps
and irons bristes, threads all kinds bench tools heel
ball. backing bindings. lining morocco kip French and
American calf skins, hide oak and hemoek leather.
PAINTS, OIIs, &c.-Stone and white zines, white and
red lead Paris chrome and verdigrs greens, Ohio and
other Paints lead therage, Japan varnish coach
furniture and sadders varnish nseed, lamp and tanners
oil, alcohol camphene, fluid and putty.
Doors AND SHoEs.--Nen's and boys calf kip and cow
hide boots and shoes womens kid, enameled, morocco
calf and kip lace boots, morocco patent leather ename
ed and kid buskins variety CATERS and slippers misses
boys and infants shoes of all descriptions gents ladies'
misses and chdrens rubber shoes and ladies' high top
rubber boots
YANKEE NoTIoNs-wil be found of all kinds comprising
ladies' and gents port monnais India rubber, hack puff
side and circle combs pocket ivory shell side and other
combs, gilt lasting velvet coat and vest buttons agate.
ivory, glass and silk buttons strops soaps brush
es, &c. &c.
The usual large supply of Crockery, Groceries Hats
Caps Bonnets, Furs Robes, Wash tubs. ras Measures
Sash Glass Paper Hangngs, Window shades Umbrellas.
Iron, Steel &c.
es- CASH Is the stuff to buy Goods with Call and try
the experiment. Towanda November 8 1855,
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Administrators Sale.

RY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
D of Bradford county, will be exposed to public sale
Friday April 4h 1856, the premises at o'clock.
p NJ certain lot 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 Oveons lands and west by lands of John Bates
less being the piece of land that the family of Rose
GRANGE now occupy-one hewed log house and frame
barn thereon erected and about fifty thereof mprov
cd CYRUS SHCMWAY, Administrator.
Enh
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Alcrehan0i,e, S..
JOSEPH POwETT.

JOSEPH POWELL
the people With large. rich and fashionable asssrt
ment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
to which the attention Of public is invited being con-
fden, that he can offer Inducements to CASH purchasers
which win amply pay for examination Of his stock
His stock Of LADIES DREss Goops Is Coaple,e consist
Ing Of corded watcred plan black changeable and plaid
Silks plain and plaid Mernos all wool Dclanes plain
and figured Caslimerea Mouslin delaines. Psrmettas
challi Dtaines plain and twed Persian CLOTH Debages
Alpaccas, Ginghams, Prints, &c,
ALSO. SnAwLs-a large and magnificent assortment of
Brocha Long and Square Shawk, plain WOODEN long aud
square DO
LAplrs' CLoTHs-Ail colors and trimmings
ENBEoIsurs--The largest and cheapest assortment Of
Ladies' embroidered collars sleeves bands and houncings
cdgngs and nsertng ever offered for sale in Towanda
Also real thread, Smyrna oobbn aad cotton cdgngs all
widths and prices.
WmTE And Lines Goops, of every description, and Of
House. FrRSIsurSG CcopsDouble and single fold Da-
masks OF various kinds; embroidered and lace curtains.
all qualities window shades and trimmings bleached
and nnbleached table linens napkins. colored table
spreads Of various kinds counerpanes linen sheetngs
rose blankets gilt cornces and pins stair rode 60 &C.
GLOVES AND Misunderstanding in this line for La
dies. misses, children. men and boys. u.
BEoADcL0Tns, CAssIMEsss AND vEsTN0s--Biack and
Cassimercs fancy velyets plain and figured renariin
plain and figured silk black satin and cashmere Yestnss
and large assortment Of t~eeds Kentucky jeans satti
DomEsrIcs-0f every description, purchased at very
close figures and offered low. annes ofevery grade and
color
CAEPrTINGs- qualities ingram and stair carpetings
oil cloths, Rush Mattings, Druggets, &c.
YANKEE NoTioNs-Almos every thing in the line whole
sale and retail
HATS CArs.--An assortment unequaled 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-ln this department there is nor
has been this market anything to compete with this
stock in quality quantity and price, which it would be
greatly to the interest of every and child to
examine who wishes TO purchase
In addition TO the above enumerated articles there will
ALWAYS be found full assortment Of Groceries Hardware,
Crockcry and Glassware. Paints Oils and Dye Stufrs
Leather and Shoe Findings. &c, &c.
To his old Friends 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 to
others would extend invitation to exnniue his stock
being confident he make for their interest TO do
Towanda. Oct. !, 1855 JOSEPH POWELL.
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NOTICE.-The Commissioners of Bradford

NOTICE.-The Commissioners of Bradford
~ County have fxedupon the following days and pla
ces respectively for holding the Appeals for 1855. viz
Towanda borough at the Commissioners Oicc, Monday
February 25.
Ulster at the house of P. P. Sweet, Tuesday, 2Gth
Athens township and borough at the house OF W. Ohm
Ridgberrv at the house of c. o. French Thursday 2sth
South Creek at the house of Eben Dunnhg Friday 18th
Wells at the house of R. r. Beckwth Saturday March st
Syvania borough and Columbia at the house of l.. F.
Goetchius, Monday, 3D.;
Troy township and borough, at the house of VIM. Dob
bins, on Tuesday 4th;
Springfield, at the house of H. W. Root Wednesday 5th
Smthied at the house Of l. A. Kingaey, Thursday 9Th
East Burlington Burlington and Burlington boro at the
house of D. d. McGee, Friday, 7th;
North and South Towanda at the Commissioners Office,
Saturday, Sth
Leroy at the house of H. Holcomb, Wednesday, 18th;
Canton the house of A. E. Spaldng Thursday 18TH
Armenia at the house of l. S. Becker, Friday, l4th
Granville the house of Franklin Taylor Saturday 18th
Durell at the house of Simeon Decker, Monday, l7th
Asylum at the house of Uriah Terry, Tuesday 18th
Wilmot at the house of j. L. Jones, Wednesday, l9th
Albany at the house of S. Wilcox, Thursday, 20th
Overton at the house of W. Waltman, Friday, 2lst
Monroe township and borough ut the house OF Ethel Tay
! lor, Saturday, 22d:
| Rome at the house of H. Hicks Monday 24th;
Sheshequin the house of Fl. Kinney, Tuesday. 18th
Litched the house of c. Bloodgood Wednesday, oath
Windha the house of Harry Russell Thursday, 27th
Warren at the house OF R. Cooper. Friday, 2oth
Orwell at the house of G. q. Grdley Saturday 29th
Pike at the house of Seymour Caneld Monday, 3lst;
HeTrck at the Durand Schoohouse, Tuesday April ls
Tuscarora at the house of Harry Aekcy Wednesday, I'd
Wyausing at the house of j. H. Black, Thursday, Sd
Standing Stone at the tavern Henry W. Tracys Fri
| day, 4th:
Wysox at the house of J. VI. Reed Saturday 5th;
The Assessors will be pnnctua in delivering the notices
to the taxbes and in making their returns the day
designated in their warrants at which time and place the
Board of Revision will attend and hear all such think
themselves aggreved by said assessment and make such
deduction and alterations as to them shall seem just
Jan: %. f. NJ. FARRAR, Clerk
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NOTICE-Notice is hereby given that Oh

N OIIN I--NUIICE IS HtTCDg gIFtN IIIHI UH
i the 9th day of February 1886. petition signed by
J. NJ Bishop F. W. Brown, John Allen and sundry other
citizens Of WysoX township Bradford county and its vi
cinty, presented to the Court of Common Pleas of
said county praying to be incorporated under the
of The Wysox Brick Meeting House" agrecaLly to
constitution annexed to said petition WheTeupon the
having been perued and examined by the Court and
the Objects articles and conditions therein forth and
contained appearing to be lawful aud injurious to the
Community the court directed said writing to be fled in
the office of the ProhOnotary of said court and that
weeks before Term-that application has been made
to said grant said charter of Incorporation and
if sufficient is shown the contrary the said
will the first day of May Term next decree said
petitioners to e corporation prayed for in said petit
tion. ALLEN MKEAN Prothry.
Towanda March II 1856.
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uI\ITOR,S NOTICE.-M Ii.

A UNITOR'S NOTICE.-In the Orphans
"A Co,t. In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph Brig
ham. The undersigned Auditor appointed TO distribute
the funds in the hands of the administrators will attend
said appointment the house Of c. O. French in Rdg
berry, Saturday April 5, 1856, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at
which time and place all persons having claims upon said
money must present them else be forever debarred
from the same. THOMAS SMEAD Auditor.
February 30 1856.
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CHARLES DrcKzMs.a woRxs,

S2AxA4kS 01VxExA8' III WOAAB!
The best and most popular in the wordTen different
editions-No Library be complete without set
Of these works.-Reprnted from the latest Lon
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T. B. PETERSON, No. l02 Chestnut street.
PHILADELPHIA.
"PETERSON'Sr is the only complete and uniform ed
tion Of Charles Dickens works published America Oh
are reprinted from the original London edition. and are
now the only edition published In this country No libra
y either public or private be complete WITHOUT av
ing in 1t complete set of this the greatest all living
authors Every family should possess of one of the
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Price fifty cents each.
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cAsH-AND CREDIT!

TINE subscriber gratefully his thanks for the
l. liberal patronage received during the past year, and
will endeavor merit by keeping his Stock continually
repienised by CfSH purchases, with large and pure
assortment OF Goods which sereai years experience has
enabled him buy the Io,rea rates" of the Impor
tiers and Manufacturers selling ow-by adopting the
CASH SYSTEM entirely, and by making general reduc
tion of prices.
Consequently the credit system will aud after
the first day of January, 1856.
RB- All persons indebted requested to make immc
diatc payment. H. C.. PORTER
Office and Drug Store in South end of the Ward House
December 20, 1855.
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nj. ,.ASsR Prospects THIS SPRING.-From in
sEE:,s NJ aaong y. our best informed lumbermen, we
l. ,;.. hat the amount of lumber to GO down
s.jo"., o,L 'nIs spring will not be so large by
u ysa %"' very probably one-third, as that of
~, ya' op. at this season. There are several
r,,. ,oliols >, reasons for this belief 1T is well
'~-' T7oYa:ons have beer very high,