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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

BARI - from Rio Jarsiro 'or New Orleans rhe hss
had Heavy westrer tho caast -.
B-g Biu Il yMmouts Mel Hill Gate Hill. who disl 1t
81 Jaso Jan o. Jaso de Cu,a Jan II VITA sugar tobacco
hsAvy weather 9a the l6s Aaron Rerrshsr Of rsnns'ys
Samuel Brown co'ored. COOK Of s'sen Ia and died
Brig MARI Haskell (of Ellsworh Tinker Pensacola.
days with lumber 10 Peck church: vessel 70 Pc klnA
scbr Julien (of sorth Thor snow auenansmo Ouss
20 GAYS with 70 MecaK Jan Is, OF the entrarce
Gual spoke the soop Of war Saratoga AN well
9Th inst LAT o. ior " 81 spoke sehr Melbourne Norris y
days from Hakiax FIR Havana
Bris Isaiah Br, Fitzgerald s. john, NIB days, with luna
sshr Bee, Oihesl Wilmington. caJA
BEIOw.
Shin American Congress Williams, from London with mlss
passengers to Grnnen Minturn Co. Is Mchorod
tina bar
Of The Highlands.
Wtrd q. gunrite sw mer.6iaa NV and fresh; sunset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
Married,

Married.
On Monday, Feb 49, by the Rev. DR.. Bsrriap Rector
Of Trinity Protestant Episcopal churca, Mr. JAMES IT,
SCOTT bliss JESSIE BELL, DO Ii Of Belfast, Ireland.
On Sunday, Feb. II. by the Rev. A. H. Rp onson, Mr.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS to Miss PHEBE JANE PEARsAL, both Of
this CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRx-IHB DAT.
SUN RISES. f9 moor srrs 81
BETS. 80 HIGH nmou SO!
Port of New York, February IS, 1850.

CLEARED
stesmship Granada Griheu, havana New Orleans
U Roberts.
Ship 4 ilwood Waller Malonev Livsrroo.--J Sardey.
Ship Gelena Leavtt, New Orleans-Wm Nelson a Son
Bark Virginia {sard Thoisnde, Lisbon -Funch Meacke.
Brig Emma Pitts, Msranhsm--C Corning, Bsno Co,
schr A Elliott, Kelsey Nevis aud 5t Kts-J X Dow.
sohr tasern Belle, Wiley, tampa Bay-n Buck Go.
schr u Warner Harmon, Chsrleston-Mc sready, Mou
Co.
Steam ship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk, q hours with cot
ton tobscco &C. 10 Ludsm Pieasants htpos the ice In
Jan Ryfr City Pout Saw full rugged brig name
unknown ashore 20 miles North Of Chnoo e,gue spp
had not hours on the OF
fe in with neds of ice and detained OLE hour In
reitirg clear. Experienced N W wind all day.
Psrk Ceuchn (B Stevenson, Newcastle 80 DAYS With
rrdsc toH sF Never Experienced very heavy weather
lcst fcTetopU sst, sails &C
Briq WIN (B) Nnrrison Carhsgena % days with hides
we'd &c 70 speaorf Jaa 90 CD Cape 81 Antonio spoxe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

On Wednesday last the police Of Montreal sezss two
hundred and ninety iosves Of bread at the different
bakeries account Of their bong Of Light weight ana
dist ibuted them among the charitable insitasions OF
that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

The Sl6 600 in gold, belonging to the treasurer Of
Grant COMFY, Wbconsin and which en through the
bottom o. stsge coach on way to Madison has been
found Ia the road safe In it, bags.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
MARITIME INTELLIGRNCK.

STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA.
FoH AsPNwAIL0eorge Law 5th and ST Louis 10th Of each
month.
FoR PuNTA ARxEAs-star OF the wea Oh and Northern
IAght 2th OF each month
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
ISABEL From Charleston 10Th and 4th, Havana 2
and 7h. From Havana l0o and 18th, due New York l
ard lst
NORM SrAR-rrom Nsw York "a, arriving at Havana 9Th
and New On leans 10Th From New Orleans 1fh Havana c
due 1t New York 18th
Esrms err new GRArtpA-From Now York i,th, A.
irving Havana I'D And New Uresns 18th Fr,n Nav Or.
leans 9Th, HnvAna 9Th, due NJ New York l3th.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Stberbeit8< GiIten
pie Satauanpsr Si6srbrit, Rilieu NpOn
philadelphia srsru bic lpelt

llno :. .,, ,oze
Sbttabstpb Ia, Nprpl2. 1906
6srren @ponsuuo QBoti IN: : Us So;
rpabrt mir bic bSbts Srrutc, Gua ornadttnhssn
;u tSuurr,tas mir cs Der tsibdeSnrtn SueItla1 ".
siherbsitsaaiten, Die itb prr ein9tn 9Nrnottn ron
@ub toufte, III ptrcauttn botcn, cOB mir t'nSn 9rc'
gsn Sbe unkrcr Suwlltn, @iidtr, 9op'tren, s'i"
rettrcn, pttbs in ejefabr tonocn 6tl Dem 6entr an
Gem 8aulisab Ytaes, am Mrr9tn rss iItsn AFr''S
;trliSrt ju wrrocn.
QBenn mir in @ctratbt ;icben, na6 oicft 6iifen in
osm 4trn Strd ocs c5etSOcs luaren, pcltbes mir bs
rpcDntsu, uno RAP fs Rdttrhtn in ofn oaufin ptr
Ortnnenr @uintn marSISn; on;,m aSS r[ 9EE
u fsnnsn mir nibt uubn bic Grbaltun9 uuItrr
n,rthnoIIra g8oarcn, ais tterru0cnoc6 3cuaniG an'
,nf,hrn Sot; tsrre jfiltcu 96r;lib Ssuerftit iHr.
STit Trsuefn rperoGn mir piciltsn @,sfbdfts'seu'
tsn,' afs sine fhsrs 9elhdsun9 9c9en Scu'r anfhl'
rf,hten. George IL. 5iInena une 1'nip'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

Spteenbe gerIpnen prrben Bel Der ndrnli6en
Court 9tnlpru6 fir Tslaurnnt @rlaubneiHeine,
untrr bsm ndmli6sn @slss ma6sn namli9
Sauuiel penu, @llentalm.
gBliam MiQer, Siiesg99etbaa.
Glilton 2lppel, SalSturg.
6rau,is .. G6nelcr, Sonpscr.
Samuel S6aTrr, gUrb sgBbsitbau.
Sd Ssnry Strau6, SuOspbetbaa.
SytYeitcr g8slrr, glOrb.gBhsitbaa.
Gpmupp gef, SlRPYT,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
NSine ben trltrn g0ldtmofchinrn,

DO Sbr ptroct Sub trltauncn, titla6e, nit cinrm
Tttipouu, 10 bis ID ader pcu 6ros ceer GjttraicC
tr So9 trcdcn coer nas-tiurlsi c6ss tit9t, ecpun:
len it cprr ltebt-atmiben 81 Fbcn.--Sa, obn.ahGn
Su Itknb beuabe 70 9tlbwino els 9br n5ad 8cbin'
fen" t9h tSrnt-uuo Srar Ic cben une ItSu mis- sin
Bargrtg eas 8eidt cints DSnop roiircu fam.
SF pdulbt auh cinen pcr,dsIihtu QB c dD;
20 is9lf u 9 3u baben, lpclthtr nit nur pcrig Sc;
lbatt len @runo tricbt uno c oufuirft, pog cas-
Ssiitcpi niht bdtsn fam ;u pobftn.-luic, eintu
Sel(h tcr nsp 4 auScr. wIltbr eabu rclIt
No bii iiatrnCr 9troee robin fallen lat. ruc Iis Fin
IIten+i ben rebtcn @ntftrnunacu unp in ic 9cra;
r ats mic Gin ,.9cbnsu:Stsden" ruarrIntirt
cf4cti9una ;u 9ttsn, rcer NaS @do miro 5urdd
sf@cn. -gB;nn nie Sabrsicit ~ @uet it, 70 usrNe
pc pid @GhtCrn hattn, ic raG Sbr Sc ntbt nod
h GetrOub ortfbrn tSnrt uro robsr batt Sbr
Mch tsrdhmtcn
1Oelfbforns s5h6ler,
pcIbcm Sbr nitbt mrtr ;u thun bait olS rot
,tcrn in orn 8clbtn binIin 81 lhduftlu uuf
has 9cercfbrne s4clitbfrrn uno Die Rruetr
dtn @urrn 5ubrrn bic 5br ouftrtiocn tSnni
k,brsn.
hiefe artiFel fino bei Den ltntcrjcihnrtcn in ccr
. alIentaun ectba Gauntp. 9a.,. ju Dnhtn, uno
n'nf bie onnsbmbarfen 8crinonnocn une an
lori9lftn prcifen.-9sricfs erbrieten an BIZ
y pbnetsn pfroen prrmpt tcicr9t.
{oa9enbud, Gjuprr ithb Gp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

Gtarles g8. Gdert, aarntaln.
8alsnttn S6uma6ey Gatalauqua.
Srrman u. Dcfer. SanoYer.
Sarrilpn 5ptpsr, GataIauqua.
Muies 8unb, Baldinstpn.
gBilliam Strrly, 9lientaun.
SpIept @rtt. Sancsrr.
Srtcr gleff. 5sicelter9.
GtorIrs S6oa, Snl3burs.
gSilIiam GeB, gataIauQua.
Daniel 5abinsrr, garutdint.
Daoip 9cter, Baldinston.
DaSiS $. gBbrrler. Sanrsrr.
Samuel Mitler, Sdb. .gGBcitGaa.
Srbn .. @pnbie. aantaun.
gtraGam eaub, Sdp .@bsitto0.
Sptn S6anB, Norb.gGbeitbaI.
Sphn 5cSrlman, Suo.@brittaa.
sluf Ssfetl tsr Court,
JamcS I'D. t11ifleY @4reitrr.
slllcntdm, 9lpril %, r03m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

un9eblrIhte WluSlinr ullo SrttiiAer, OpppclItCin
BON alIrn Sprten,
une fur; uuo fiber 2(Gss, rrcnatb tit edhies in ci
nsm srcGEn Strbr natbfro9m. 9Gbiss, itet IL
IN btr Shat Cure 3,it ptnu Sbr 8ar9oins MAIDEN
wclIt. Sbr bott ,ror immcr mcblftit in oicftm uu:
9sbCutr grc8cn Stcbr Nctauft, otcr to rer6rrt ncb
ns ic wcbtfcil ots Sbr itet toufcn tSnnt.
OlGuncr=Srdcbt.
Qae Gdrten, SuulitGtcn unp @reiIen BON frinem
2@@' glain unr 6Gney GaiIcmere BON ben neus
elIeh St9Ir"b eA'nin unp faurtrter Satin fir
gSellen BON Den neuem" GatNlen, Grapattru,
Ga1Gentii6r, Strjimpfc,
uuo ncb tauftnosrtii anotrs Nrtitd iu umitSnslitb
III mtlotn. 8uftt nur n c in ;i9ts M a I
an unc bcitbtt oicitn uu9cbtacrn Strt Sitter, uno
es miro frnsrbn qcpi6 nidbt mcbr nclbwtuci9 fttu
Sud ouf Cure ci9tnt Sntcrcdiu aufmtrtfam ;u mo;
bsn-psnu oiGit ma5t S)r c5ltib ltIbt tstm srittn
anblid ertCnncn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
NQGibt

pirb tiermit sssetrn ppber llntcr;cidnete ais
aOmtniitratcr pUn Der Stnalulnl6nft Sss ssr.
fprtensn Spbn 8tI6 mr., lsstbin vpn als
lentaun, 2e4a Gauntp, ernant pcrtsn t.-&ae
biricniscn bdbr irelGe ar& n belaate 9intrr'
laTrnl6aft l6ulrn, InN eflut inner6alb 8 Mu,
nateu bel Dem llntsr3si6nstrn m,urufen unb al,
,utt,ablcn, n,-unp icI&s Die np& tsdbtnSeiae 5crs
Suunsen batsn, inb sbsnfals rladt Icl&e in.
uertalt Ser tsiaStsn 3et p0AIStiStist sinsubsn-
bi9et an
Benjamin Stffla, 9lbm'ur.
april is na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
8QuertL fe6et bier!

.sSn cincr tir,tu Belt uiro Scr GjrunN tcrcit tin
4 6afer, @crlte uno Saomsu allcr art ju fibsn.-
,auru Sbr tSunt @utb nitbt nit Gustu 9iatbt0rn
sfens sptnu ibr nidDt bic nGmlitsn 8aucrngtrGtb'
Fftsn, cosr belTtre, ba6l.-IBenu Sbr Cure Sc
doe alIer art iberan dbsr ba6 9auje Sclo cben cuff
Hn, tsTcr odsmkbcu uo me6v ottpsrfsn ju fbrn
infibt, Damn tauft @ucb cine
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Der tcitC1t GGesNriui

'tlhe nctD ic otlnatbt nurbe = Getrauhe hieltt6c
isri9 uno SIR pcrbct rs fit nStbi9 Tpocn Sure
hsueru ;u pergrtGtrn, um @Ite @traipe in fib ,u
In.
AID tolo lpirb bos @ras unb Bic @troibe ;um
|Jbtn tsrtt lriu.-0it artciter InO rar uuo Der
1itstcbn bcd,.-pauern, penn Sbr III tcr Gllt
vb ous locumatDtn unO rie @rnott tcmmsn mctt,
|t las 9Bstter wthIdtumo Der SasSen @udb Scbaorn
|Fst--uno guar an sinsm Sung pcn 240-pam
Jit Cub
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
$1,000 Ebl. toertb
Sriblin9S 1t. Spmmcr 5rpfrnpaarrn |!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SSardains


Der oltc pidt y5einri d, rru Der Sirno prn
Sbnurman uno NSubaro, tstt nctb uno ~ flSsVsh
pcn philadelphia nnS NCipcrt, nit un9dat $lo';
900 pertb nsicn SHoorCn surddssfrbrt b. &C
SenS bcn eritcm SGnfeir,
81 gan, auPerSroenuben Bargains cir'auttc. rps9sn
otn arten 3eiten IN bcn erBtn Stiettn,
uno oa es betannt 1T, eaB btIt g;tma tmnEr ftbr
eilI'9 pertaut, 70 1T ss oabrr hn tar, Dap r69tr
SEr9 pen (Sutcrn gu un9eFcuer nteprt
&c II preiBtn mleotr ab9dogia pcrotn mtre. Dis
2Searrn olIt bier onjufdbrcn otcs mare cine rGiuC
lnmS9tlbtett-ecb ttr &frratb bcltCbt gum SbGit
aus fcl9rnren @dtCru
Gin 9rpbrs 9ldprtrmrnt Seibru1
barmtr SGwnrser, Nlaip unp wedlslfar6iorr
Seioe pen Den ipatritm mp auasrlCImplirn
Stylcn, 9reb 8cra9e, Serngc Degan, MuSs
lin Geeain, Gbolrs, gamAs, Ge6ais, 9rp,
lins, 9ipbairs, Oin9tanls, plain (san; sBclD
TrIain, gIQapnuoS, Srmba5ines, Srilliants,
&C., &C., Grase, StclIa, Uptp Yprrrr, GaBts
mrr Sritrnf, 3bitet, rpIlene unb anrrre
Gpmntcr GcbaapiS
MantilIen, @auaIOls, MlaririlleS, Quits, lrinrr.
nc urb cmbpGirte SifAtrdsn, 9Cwling, giaps
tins, taumruaene 5rnnien, 9anS bil-
li9, Sip- 6npldubr, unp anpere
Sanplhube, Gliding bon jrs
Der Srcsr unb Suals
itdt. GbrnfaaS
Setleidte
IN ,pkIridte 9DusIipe ,tr0 91eIIshrr GN,NncIln;p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

Na0ri0t.
9lae bicjcniSe wsl6e nod ihulpis NuS in ben
Dlibltit6ern ref llntrr,e6neten, in 9iccermas
cunsie 5auni6ip,Nrda Gauntp, Inb tiemit ernit'
lid auf9cfcreert, pii6en nun rnp Dem iitcn SUI
nj nddNrnS an bel 9lable anurufen unp at5u'
beinblen, tnrem ale, melde bieler GuHcrrerlutS
ni6t nd6tcmmen, pntIen 3u rrparten baten.
9lu6 ma6t Der untei6ncte brtannt, bab CT
leit rem ilen Ipril ieae G,eI6ifte nur mad, Dem
Sdraclb SpIicm pfrrStet, unr aud tiiniti9bin
ras Grcpitipfem nt9t nGr einfdbrsn pirp.
GbiparSS $, 8nrrr, Omller.
M1p f9, na39R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
1Oelibforn 5tIlalcr,
gedla Gann,n acact

truer 8rr1brrun9S 0ricIiIdaft.
sri elmer iabrthtn aaotL 9ibalttu am 5ttn SO.
yer, 1870, marocn fel9enet 8trwaIttr fdr has
4 tncuce Sobr erpdbIt:
1 Jaecb gBtunSr, Ssrad g8istc, Satcb Saotr, g.
l Shous, Daniel s. Yaflan, 6eprp Shone, 60.
ban Bitber, gettr @,dtrt, @enaro .RcblGr, 6
SnutpItIe 0coer, Scnas gBSssc, gSattSr y. Dubtr
~ uno Scbn Shuticsr.
I'm Hen Ossembr, 1855, trnouuts bic 8cart
Gnee Stomttn
J Sasrb gScuutr, Yrcliornt.
Wsnncptus Wcbsr, SsrSSr-6ir g..
dams. SaOemCjlEr.
IN osnfItbsu Sos bribtcti Ger S&rctar rcn So
3ilouf o,r &srubTun9ru, cesr @0pitai Sled, 81
25436 SbaItr-une 1857 pdttits.
Rshunn9 rra Siram 2. stbaut, Gboe.
wnttr, IN Rttntn9 NIT ptr estbn Gauntp 9t9tn:
tltSR 5EursSaFbsruuSs @tRnlbOft.
Or.
hS in oauNeu Tst. 3. 1858 81, ,l23 Os
Rcuot .SnttrcGin uuf 81 ,l230s 80 G5
Go 30 auf 607 % 10 81
49,. 81 ,ls0 "a
,5r i855, aaf Yeiisits, 332 90
Gr.
Slat te;otN dut Sreers nanilb I:
Entn ~ ihaeIu, on S3.n:
9 tbuue uno NcSw 50 90
fir cc. all puttr, 8iEbIr,
Ndgcr, 90
"A, fiir 10. an gSenncr, sSGss
lno 6u6er 3 90
snsrlas on Scfpb Gjtrmon,
,ttb 0aie snBiuoCt 5l5 70
itnhsr. 8ufb u. &C., Drudz
mo 9hrrtmatcriolen SO GO
y min Neoer, liza YCtiiits
Mfssli9sn 81 OO
gitan, in oanem 1855 ~
| Sarpb gSennrr 9rriipcnt. I !
;lat I3A nN3a !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
gbttabsIp6ia 2tprit IA. 1856.

|
zen &pans uno 9Batlcn:- Sbnc
o,,2d PRO cs SbnCn ticb itn III crfabrcn, eaG ttb
I'm suh, Ncttp rru Ssrilhlrun9. @erIiffaten
,sn etcd, uno oneere pCrtbpcle Documents, am
lEst Srsta9, ots i Sic rcn ihrsr 6irma perfrti9tS
sibsrbtits:0iitc Sifuctt. in 9utcm 3ufanes fanr.
= Do i'd, wuGtt oaB eietLbc Der ltbr 9rcGrn ,biec
ausettst rpar. turlhes ras ,.Grtiian @ctduee" ger:
itSrtt uno ea ib wu6ts oas iis rom 3ten Stct bsr:
atatfaGIcu mar, 70 tcnnh id, rcr rsr GrSfnun9 uni
5npefticn pcs Snncrn nur prui9 6cffnun9 batcn,
eaB Der SnbaIt rpclbsn itb cint ecn c bcbsm sserb
biclt, rrnerbin nctb ir9eno 9Bertb fir mih bcisen
fSnntS. Oa aber eiStt Brftrhmn9cn 9ltdIltber
ggeiIt t auesrs ouspittn, ic fdhs i'd cs ats mel;
ne pfIiht aeseu Sic, ,dtinflib zen Gstraudb ibrer
8iGtcn aacn aniucmpftblcn, lptlde wirtlib ae9en
eisiss ftirbkrlidbt Clement bcbdet ;u ltnpdnlhSn.
HSmsro 6sefia, 8uhbinecr.
or 8cfSneis ouf !oono, Yotcnt puIpcr u Dieb;
fsifs SblS6tr fir 8anttu, Srbrs, u. I. NJ.
2pril 80. 1856. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Wbi(abelpiO q, 2(pril ls. Is56.

oerren Gpausunb gBotf9a;-Sb bare
Gutb nlcin 3tueuiG p 6bunftn onl'9tcB'n S''nsri
bit, osrpdtrt ,u mtinsm 9ouJsu god SuipEIsn, eu:
der, popsrru, u. 10. tri ean !'u'l aln &Gulteao
plaes. ,u ciTrrircn-uno bic Spalags ~ pv'.unpsr'
oOe pisfttC lid in ypti pcn ilna E'IEFu9ISn Sa'a'
mauber Sidcrbrits.8iitcu ttfnofn'
Do biIltlte pcn Dem 5tcr 5tctiptrt ron oSu "ars
tiron sssbSuSen" !" NO fis fsbfr 9rltOuecn uno hsr
ier fir zine fauoc 3tif a9sket mOrcn, bsrat9eful
fcr SnS "a mar SIR r9su9c9tn ror, os oitsl6y
a% n'ssnrt I' unrSsn @ Trs Snb0lt bsbt9t ssd er,
ltaunt. Al; .;r, os,;6s Sase6;tu,, ~.
scn bas ctn % St%s' eSn: 81 @Stnen ue," o"Sn Uu
" nT'b1. "%t't ~ tJuun fiber pcuitSnr99cprtf fnb.
Pl''"| !" u. y. Morgan.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

Der oltc pide 81 inr i tb, ron Der Sirmo u
Shnurman uno Nsubaro, lstt nctb uno flSsps l,I
pcn philadelphia nnS Slcupcrt, nit un9tfat $lo
900 wertb rsicn SHoarCu ;urddsefrbrt, b. &C
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-13
Tremendous Fire at Syracuse, NJ "
Loss about One Milhoa Of Dollars.

..,c,.sr November S.-About 3 o'clock,
,;- nornug the largest fire that has ever
'.' .';.aJ onr CITY broke out in the First Ward,
'.>,'i =, i, the short space of three hours over
"'' acres were burnt, and about one hun
,.od hujldngs consumed. The fire originated
=, :" tbo harm back of Grants hotel, which had
mot J." becn occupied for two or three pears. 1t
..,a,odiatcly communicated to Grants hotel,
'n'm,d "'n,,;ad nv Barney Grant, which was consum-
The loss on the building is estimated at
s:oon The store of Mr.. Mcclure then
E,,,bt fire and was soon burned down-loSS
s-Go0 The flames then spread to the new
'nJ MAGNIFICENT building owned by Messrs
cI,ttorIv & Ford, and soon it was in mass of
.nin< 1t was occupied by Lynch Brothers,
,L, had inst got in an entire new stock Of
.,,l< The loss OH the building will be about
sTo 0oo-insnred $4,000. The Lynches will
nse about $I0.OOO-inSured $4,000 \ large
amber of wooden buildings in the rear and
'Tfoirjng block were consumed. The Avery
Lnck owned by l.. G.. Avery was entirely
,l.,,rnyed. Loss ,O0O-msurance not as
',r,aincd Tie bank of Salina was also con-
,,m,d-oss on the building $4,000. All the
hooks and papers Of the honk were saved
Tpr Post.oiicc and Telegraph office were dcs-
,rovcd hut we learn that all the letters and
,orcr, we're saved The water at the Reser-
,or was turned off and. consequently, the hy-
l.,uts were useless \ strong west wind was
lIouiur at the time and our citizens were com
rrgrJ 10 stand and see their property conSum-
81 with nothing to stop its progress. The en-
r.r, loss can fall little short of one million Of
dollars. and may reach more Over one hun
lred families have been rendered homeless
Tie fire undoubtedly was the work of an in,
cenliary. ...
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Ho-r;ble Murder in Massachusetts.

Bosroy. Nov S.-Peter Naughton and his
wife were brutalIy murdered in their house. in
DnIlv. Yesterday morning. or the night be-
FORE Iv some william. Naughton was re-
,rec,aLle man, an Irshman, and had accumu-
E,,i some property. The gentleman for
whom lie worked, went to NaHghton's house
about ten o'cIork, A. NJ, to inquire why he
id not come to work. as usual upon opening
tie door he found the man and his wife lying
she lv side on the floor, dead, their bodies be.
iac INITIATED in horrible manner, their skulls
having been drcadfuIy fractured, apparently
With an axe, which was found in the room
with the handle broken. The room was Gov
cred with blood, and a chest had been broken
opcn in which it is supposed Naughton had
some money An infant, five mouths Old, was
rug uaharEcd in the bed, in an adjoining
room This is one of the most shocking mur
d.rs ever perpetrated and as yet 10 clue tc
'a detection of the murderer has been oh
aimed 1t hardly seems possible that the
,f.,y wretch can escape detection.
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r Il Nj @ Y y L.
COLLINS s POWELL,

NT0ULD respectfully inform their friends and the put
w liz generally, that they have removed their GL u
ing and Furnishing Store TO their New Building tas
west side OF Main Street next door 10 Hail S Rrsels
aud Will be happy to wait all who may give them
call
Their stock consists Of Black Cloth Coats Phn ard
Fancy Cdssnleres Tweeds and Jeans Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants, Black Satin Vests. Six Velvet and G
Y DO. Silks OF al Kinds, White Mar,aillcs and fancy d..
White and fancy Linen Pants, Overds and overslirts,
white and fancy shirts drawers collars. crayats s1ck1,
Hats and Caps or all kinds and qualities good a>soIt
ment of Boys Clothing, such Coats Vests and Pants
which selling OF at cost.
Gentlemen wishing clothing made Up 10 order will do
well to give call. have COED assortment OF
Cloths. Casaimcres and Ne>tnCs hand, which
.eady to make up on short uctiCC aud ARRANIED 10
ii il! every way sdle We do o'.r cutting and
latter Ourselves that we know much about ii most
people. having had years experience in bushes
CUTTING done 10 order us'ttl.--Nh here Goods
bought of charge made for cutting As regards
cheapneSS, al ask Is to give call before buying
elsewhere. t-
j. ". COLLINS. PERCIN.tL POWELL.
TowarGa. August :, $50.
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r. LrERiHLE DENH.-A young man named
,'1! was accidentally killed near Berlin,
'@'rr>ct county Pa, on the 3lst ult. He
..' ''en at the steam mill near Berlin, with a
~, ~ morse ,> wagon, and in returning home man
'' gum attempting to pass him with
E' lntzy's horses took fright and ran off.
.Ay ielI between the hounds of the wagon,
81" us head to the ground, and in this posi-
"c was dragged distance of a mile, bru-
n 'a' mangIlng his head and face in ter
manner.
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Nem Advertisements.

RARCLAY COAL.-THE BARCLAY
~ RAIL ROAD AND COAL. COMPANY have now on
hand, and viii keep constantly for sale at TOWANDA
large supply OF their COAL at
$3 90 per ton, for Blacksmith Coal, and
$3 so per ton for RoLed Coal.
Apply for coal at Towanda to HORATIo BLACK. Coal
will also be sold at THE MINES at
50 0Q per ton for blacksmith Coal, and
81 90 per ton for Ra5cd Coal
liberal discount will be made sales by the boat load
Oct. 30 1856. EDW'D OyERTON President
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81 DANClNG SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Mn 'F. ASHBIRS, at the - Valley House, She
..r. % Ias fibc Dancing School, on Thursday Eve.
e - ~ The best OF Music, the lest OF Fare, and
am, very thing will be provided. Those desirous
: good lnc generally, are invited To attend.
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NOTICE TO ASSESSORS The several

N UTICE TO ASSESSORS.-The several
Assessors for lS5, will make their returns in the
following order, viz:
Assessors for Ulster, Athens Boro Athens Twp South
Creek Rdgbnry and Wells, on Monday Nov a.
For Smithield, Springfield North Towanda Columbia
Sylvana Boro' and TowInda Boro on Tuesday Nov
25. - :
For Armenia. Troy twp, Troy boro Burlington boro'
Burlington twp. and Granville, on "Wednesday Nov %.
For Canton, Leroy, Franklin, Monroe twp. Monroe
bore oyerton, Albany and Towanda twp, Nov -.
For llmot Asylum Durell Tuscarora, Wyalusng Pike
Warren and Wndham, Friday Nov. -.
For Standing Stone, Ilerrick Orwell Rome. LitchOed,
ShcShequin and Wy>oX on Saturday. Nov -.
The Assessors will lie punctual in making their returns
on the day designated in their Warrants as on the I'd
day ot Dec the rcturnS of the hy them taken
must be sent by the county court t. the Governor the
Commonwealth. The Assessor, viii also bc careful in
footing the assessments and carrying each persons val
uation into the right hand column
BY order of the Com rs. +. N. FARRAR Clerk
Com'rs Office Oct. o. 1856
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TOW ANDA FOUNDRY.

TNHE subscriber continues to carry on the
l. Foundry bus ness in Towanda, and is prepared to
do all kinds OF work in his line short notice and in
wurkmanlike He will keep hand or make Ia
order PowS, Stoves Mil Irons Sleigh Shoes Wagon
Boxes and any article OF cast iron that may be required
Turning and hitting up work will bc done short notice
and reasonable terms. Persons wishing to purchase
Stoves any kind will fnd it much to their advantage
buy at the Foundry, they can be repaired much
cheaper. Please call and examine before puChl lsng else
where Old cast iron aud Grain taken in payme'it.-
Don't mistake the paCc0nc door east Of MereEr Block.
III would also say to those having accounts stand
ing six months that they must be settled without
delay and those having that dire will do well 10
pav up ard save cost. JOHN CARM An,
'rnwan!a. Oct. ~ 1856.
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BLACEsMTWHTwe.

E'MANU Eli KRONER respectfully informs
~ the public that he has commenced BLACKSMITH
II" IN the new shop next below Esenwine SeebSch's
directly opposite e. H. Drake's main street where he
hopes to receive a share of public patronage. NovG
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4 UDITORS NOTICE.-Tan Dusea, jag

4 Z TIIV VIN - w I IN T. III IIVSFW, JUS
IA ger s. Co. Hiram Frost In the court of Common
Pleas of Bradford Co. No. $50 Dee. Term 1876.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court t.
distribute the funds raised by Sheriff sale of defendant
real estate will attend the duties assgnedhm at his
office the borough of rowanda, Friday the 2stn day
of November 4. D. lSjG at two o'clock ia the afternoon
when and where all persons having claims requested
to present thcm or be forever dcblrred tIerefrom.
Towandl Oct. ~. 1856. D'A. ONERION, Auditor.