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pEGISTER'S NOTICES. Notice is here

ID EGISTER'S NOTICES. Notice is here
Ia v given that there have been filed aud settled in
the Office OF the REGISTER of wills in and for r county
Of Bradford atcoant Of administration upon tlc follow
ing estates, Viz
Final account of Ralph Gregory administrator of De
boTah Gregory, late of Pike, deed.
Partial account Of Lucy and David Stub!c, adnnisra
tOrs g.. Richard StuI!J late Of IaInc decd.
Finu account of Joseph kandykc administrator OF
Thomas Miles, late OF Canton. decd.
Final account OF A. W. and Cath 1rnc Ayrcs executor,
Of John 4. Ayres, late o Wells, deed. a.
Partial account of Elhu Case and !. p. Spadinr. ad
mIn-traorS of Johnson Williams ID late OF Troy deed
Partial account OF L.. p Stafford and John T. Brown
ad9intr OF Hiram Brown late of Wyalusing dee d.
Supplementary account Of Gordon Wilcox and Robert
Sutton executors of 1hos. Wilcox late OF Athens dec d.
Final account Of Barton. Joseph and l.. : Kingsbcrv
exc utlr> Of Joseph kugsery late uG Shrhequin dee d.
Final a"cauut 9" VIM. Ii. Bramt. administrator Of Mar
cts Lynett. late Of Warren, dee d.
Final account Of L. L. Van g and e. NanGarwort eX
ecut's5 OF SIM lcl Lake. late Of fH-carora decd
Final account of Bl>Com Taylor, utor Of John Tay
ior, 4a;e OF yaluSing dee d.
ID Parll account Of Daniel Strong, executor of John
Strong, late of Wells, deed.
Final account ot K. 9. Ico-ley, administrator Of VIM
ChhnH, late Of >mithfcld. deed
Final account OF = 3. Iathrop, administrator of Malvi-
Da 4. Rogers, late OF Canton, dece. scd
Final account Of p. +. Maynard administrator Of Ma
than Maynard. late Of Rome. deed.
And the VIII be presented u the Orphans Court
Il Bradford, Monday, the 4th day May, ;ar confirm
alton and allowance JAMES Ii. WEBB
Iowaudl. pIl /, -. Re.i,fer.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.-You arc

n Oll1II " NoI-Li-I lo1'o.- L va are
~ hereby auth Zed to deduct five per cent. from the
State tax of every individual who shall pay his her
State and County tax in full before the 10th day Of
June next and the shall be allowed you in your set
teont with the Treasurer provided the same X paid by
ynu into the County Treasury or betoe the 23d and
2fth days Of June next
Byorder OF the Commissioners,
f. B. CO0LBAUGU, Clerk.
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N OIlC 1-TAe following persons have pc
tti"ned to the Courtfor License under the present
eAi,tlng- laws IN reference t. tavern licenses DC
lIlalh Hl0'on 70 Keep tavern In Ulster tDWnShin
Apiahim Smell t. keep tavern in Burlington bnro
Jouh pickerson t. keep g. tavern in Warren township.
LoIehIo ~ DDWHlan u keep tavern in TDwandI twp.
EphFGlm W. Bi5nny II keep tavern in Troy borD.
Leauder .. Hickok to keep tavern in Troy boro.
francs Porter to Keep tavern in Rome township.
llahlei ieVeriy Jr To keep tavern in Overton twp
John .: Ward to keep tavern in Troy twp.
liFtm " Root to keep tavern in Springfield twp.
Jesc.ih u Pine t. keep tavern in Rid.ucrv two
ttltD IT, SWeaZev TO keep 4 tavern in Tlwlrda boro'
Charles o. French to Keep a tavern in Ridgbery typ
:. + " 4Hh5urn t. keep tavern in Ulster twp.
James Nestnr t. keep tavern in Towanda boro.
Andrew f.. SpIding to keep a tavern in Canton twp.
, CheSfey Myer 10 keep tavern in Canton twp.
Nathan O!msted to keep tavern in Ulster twp.
IL. NJ Sputhweil :" keep tavern IN Franklin twp
Darius Myers to keep 4 tavern in Il l,ter
Jason CEt:iee TO keep tavern IN Rome township
jacob Reel t. keep tavern in Athens township.
Napth&I n. W oodDurn 10 keep tavern in Windham
towns snip.
Ethel Taylor to keep tavern in Monroe boro.
IL W. Orchard 10 keep tavern in Athens bJro.
OrFin Moore to keep tavern in SheSheeuin.
Moses l. Carr er to keep q tavern ii TOWanda bor0.
Thomas X Davis to Keep 4 tavern in Athens boru.
j. 7. Russell and Norton Jaques keep tavern in
Ayal"sing.
Decker Cornell to sell spirtous ard vinous liquors
A. merchant dealers III Rdnbery township
William Morgan to keep an ratn, house &C. i'll Troy
borough.
y. II. Case t. sell spurious and vnous auors as A uer
chant dealer in Troy borough 4 .tirEn-.c- =
"Hafn Waitman to sell spirtous and vnous liquors as
a merchant dealer in Overton township.
4 hearing upon these application will he had at May
be =" VIZ % the contrary. '.
April ., lSj7- ALLEN M'kEAN Clerk
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE-.Tohn Hcnso5

4 tDIIORS NO1ltE-jchR EGnSon IL
IA TIE Of T.. ". Baird R0Li3 TTiie0r In Brad
Common Pleas, No. l6S February term, 1854.
The undersigned Auditor appointed 10y said Court to
Distribute funds raised by the Sheriff sale of defendants
real estate VIII attend to the duties Of his appointment at
the Office of Vim. Elwcll. ESQ., in Towanda tOr0 on Sar
day the lth day of April, \. d. 1851, at O'clock p
NJ when and where all persons interested requested
TO attend, be forever debarrcd from share of said
fund II. b. II hEAN. Auditor.
'rowanda Feb. lS56.
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I IST OF JURORS drawn for Nay Tern
i 4 and Sessions ISl7.
GRAND JURORS.

Athens tp-Ewd 0venshire,I Ridgbury-S Samuel Tubbs,
H. II. Green, j Wolco;t, Miles +. Squires.
Gny Tozer. standardization Kceler,
Arrncna-Nathan Sherman. Ebenezer b. Titus
Canton--Thomas Williams, lShcshequin-Oba Gore.
Elisha Bloom. TowaRda bo-A. J. Easter
Columba-John II Kiligore. brooks, John Wisol.
franklin { Ridgway. TusCarora--Che,tcr Wells,
Leroy Ezra Iiocomb. Cyrus Shumway.
Litchfcd-S Mckinney. West BuTling gton-Joseph
Orwcll-Alonzo Potter Hilton.
Pike-Simeon Tay-or. Windham-Jonathan Payne.
TRAVERSE JrRoRs-FIRsr wEEK.
Asvun-Jonathan Terry. EidrTery-S. Sluircs. \. y.
Charles Thompson Smith, Henry Peterson. Il.
brooks, 1T. D. Mycr, Da- South Creck-John Pitt.
vid Gardner, Bcidcmani iSmithfell-T. II. Seward.
Burlngton-Iohn Arthur. Springfield Voorhis
ID. ~ Alexander. Standing Stone--F S. Whit
Burlington WeSt-C. Taylor.i man.
Canton-Lewis Wheat, W Troy tp-M. Smith, Joab
c. Pierce r. NJ tlellmd kinyon. :. O. Cnii-nn.
Counba-Andrew Jackson. iTOwanda tp.--Wm. Decker.
Durell--B LapOrte. Geo. W. Miller Fox
AInot Madison Decker. T0wanda boil FSselwinc.
Frankin--F. f. Fairchd.l Tuscarora-i}elaC CoeSwcl.
Leroy--Eve EFT Wilcox, Al|Ulster-John S Anthony w.
fred Fellows. McCartv.
Orwcl-Abel Darling, W.iWawen-i)avid Branard.
w. Wswe JaE. .. Frost. Windham-Ioseph Webster.
Pike-lsaac Lines Traver Wilmot-N. T. Horton, Phi
BoIworth, Simeon Brink, lander white:
o. Z. Garfield WysoX-Gco. Granger.
SECOND WEEK.
Armena-Rnbert Mason. lRome-Tason Chaffcr.
Asyum-JOhn NJ. Gamble. Smithlieid--W. Brown J0na-
Athens boa. o. Hart. than King
Atcn, tp.-Robcrt Sutton Standardization Youn q.
Burlmgtm--C. r. Scm!ton.t standing Stsnc-A. Ennis.
Burlington bO-D ~ hp>S. SprlnghCldl. - EearG-vc.
Canton--John Mix iTowanda bo.-J. F. Kirby, |.
Columbia-Wm. Smith, WI &. Post.
Mosher, \. b. Austin. Towarda tp.--P. II. Scovell.
Durel.-Danie Holland. rowanda noIth.-M. Bust-
Frankn-Ira Narney. wick.
Granvc-H. H. Knyon, G. Troy tp--R Stiles j. Hunt.
Il. Nannest. lWels--L Grinrcl Jas. II.
Orwe--Wm. Smith, Minor Brink, Jas. j. OSgood, ".
Taylor. Chas N.MOrey. c. Killgore.
Pike-S. b. Clark, L. Lewis. Wyalusing-S. Achley
THIRD WEEK. .....
Asylum-Geo. II. Morrow. car Young.
Athens tp--M. Wheelock \. Shcshequn--Wm. J. Del.
Smell peurl
Athens bO.-I S. keeler. Smithfeld-II. Quick Hollis
Burlington--lra A. Weed. Allen.
Cant0n--James ketchum. Springfeld--W Berry.
Columbia-F. 7. Cornell. standing StDne--ti. Brown
rpi--Wm. Coolbaugh, Il Towandl bo.-J. ". Wilcox
Bull f. NJ. Bishop. Jos. kingsbcry,
Franklin-Nathan H. Dodge Troy tp.--J o. Ward John
Granville--M. c. Wilcox, l.. Porter q
Taylor. = 's+ - Troy bo.-Wm. Morgan.
lIerrick-M. Slocum, +. b. Waren--Henry Whitaker.
MinH. IWindham-W. Wheelhouse
IidgberyJas. Mitchell, NJ BENZ Kuykcndal.
Coveli. WySox-E. r. Myer Harry
Romc--F. W. Maynard, os Strope, VIM Goodrich
Wyalusng-R. Fuller.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In tie xaatfer Of
"A the estate Of Ransom p. 4dGms deceased In tile
Orphans Court of Bradford County.
Notice is hereby given that the Auditor appointed upon
exceptions filed tn the final of the Administrator
Of this estate will attend to the duties Of his appointment
al his Office in the borough of Towanda Saturday the
18th day Ot April 1857 at o'clock, p. NJ Of which all
persons concerned will please take notice.
March D. ls57. p. d. MORROW, Auditor.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
H hy given that all persons indebted to the estate of
JOHN FORD, deceased, late OF Pike township. must
make immediate payment. and all persons having de-
naudS against said estate viii present them duly authen-
ticatcd for settlement.
March II, 1857. STEHHEN BRINK. Executor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, the Hon.

DROCLAMATION.-Whcreas the Hon
L DAVID WItMDT, President J"dce cf the 10Th Jn-
dcidl 1 c1n~i-tg OF The Counties Of Bradford and
S:sIuc!i'ura. and HohcrahlA- 4 tRON CHJHHUyK. and
JuaN +. LoNa ASociae Jgd-c~ il ard for said county
Of Bradford h&Te Issued their prccept hearing dlc the
2Iu;day 81 Feb. ND. l'jG. T. directed, holding
CONT OF Oyer and Termincr General QGartcr Se-il- Il
the Peace, Common Plea and Orphan Court, IL ToTaG-
da for the Comfy ot Bradford. the first Monday the
4th dTy OF M-ii next, to coninUc three week.
Nticc i therefore hereby rivcn the Curoucrs and
Jl tgc> of the Peace and CVuta'es OF the County Of
Brad nd tat ;hcy ~ aid there in their proper per
s5u at h. lck the ,rr-spsi OF 7ad day. with their
rcrr. ,u iti"n- and thcr rcueiraacc> to do those
things which TO their oRce aVPeIt t. le done aud
thhsc who are bund by rpco" Iye ottY Mise t. pro-
seie against the prisoners who may be in the Jail
o. said County who shall he bonnd to appear at the
said court to be then and there U prosecute against
them h I'll be Just. Jurors requested n be pnCtua
in thcr attendance, ayreeably to Their notice.
Dated at T"WanGA the th oi March in the year of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and litty>evcn and
of the independence OF the United States the eighty
first JOHN A. CODDINtI. Sheriff.
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--.rs10Ah OON7.sNZEL 80

s.,tSTBALh OOT ,TlANlEL No
s=Ic 1t the solicitations Of many singers in different
" T,.part- OF the country Mr. o. BECKER ms deter
Ssc5S mined 70 hold a MUSICAL. CONVENTION Of
~ three d.ys ration. to commence on TUESDAY.
APRIL 2lst at 10 O'Clock p NJ in the Court House To-
wanda to close there Wednesday, the 22d. with Con-
cert to be continued on THURSDAY. the 23d. in Pat
rak- Hall Athens 10 end the evening with III
er Concert. Stages, it circumstances permit ats
w be in readiness 10 take singers tp Athens and back
Il exceedingly cheap rates. Books IL he Used-THE
NEW YORK GLEE AND CHORUS BOOK aud SHAWN
SINGERS not in possession OF the Shawn and not wishing
- buy can he l4rai~hedby Mr.. Becker the time
the Convention. Believing that the exercises consisting
Ct HceS ChorISes, Hymns Chants, and bv particular
quest, in his mode OF singing by flats and sharps, will
prove both agreeable aud instructive To singers. Mr.
BECKER hope, to all parts Of the County well repre-
'etcd assuring them that he will do all in his power to
mthe the Convention pelsant SRgers request
cd prepare pieces for the Concert No special invita-
lions given. Convention and Concert free to singers.
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ELECTION.-The stockholders of the To-
Il A wanda Bridge Company hereby notified that an
Election will be holden on MONDAY, the 4th day of MAY
next at the Office of Wm. G. Bocart in the Borough of
Towanda for "he election of President Treasurer and
Six Managers of said Company. NJ C. MERCUR,
Towanda, March 30 1857. Secretary
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nliseeI ancons.
farms fer Sale in wvsoy.

T'he undersigned offers for sale TWO VALUABLE
of them containing 100 acres all nndey good improve
ment, with two DIV en houses large barns orc hards
&c, known as the CornelRs Coelbaugh Farm" late
Chester Picrccs.
The her, adjoining the above, and lying opposite
'5"wnans Eddy containing 40 acres all improved with
dwelling house, orchard, &c, thereon.
The above are very desirable properties, handsomely
situated on tie Wy Fit TIE east side of the Sua
quehanBa river within about mile Of Towanda ard VIII
be sold on rca o.abll teIlAs EDWARD OYERTON.
I.r.h q, ! 81.
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EITlNG.-Sea!cd proposals will lie re
= ceved by the Conmi ssioner~ Of Bradford County
AZ Iheir oill esaR fowanda on NEONESDAY the 29th
uy o Apiii until , p NJ. for the erection and compile
ioWahda Iau> and specifications may he seen at the
Olde, on and after the 10th inst. Proposals will lie re-
oc'Ved from the contractor to furnish. all the mate
I414', OF All except the iron. q. II. BULL, .-.
-. . d. LlLLEY, ...e
Attest, &. B. CooLBArG1, Clerk, p H. BUCK,
49,. .a Commissioners
ConInissoners Oriee. To,Yanda Anril-4 Iei7.--
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TIE SfeQJEHhNkA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
TOH-iNDA, BRADFORD CO., Pa.
INSTRECTNRS :

INSTRUCTORS
REV. SAMUEL F. COLT, Principal, Professor of Satu.
raj Mental and Moral Science
REV. JAMES MCMILLAN. \. n, Professor Of Ancien.
Languages and Bellies Lettres;
CHARLES r. COBCRN A. NJ, Professor Of Mathema.
tics and Master Of Normal School
MISS T. N. COE, Prcccrtress
MISS EMILE \. BUTLER Assistants;
MISS HELM ". CARTER. Instructor Oh Piano;
Mr.. CANFELD DAYTON, Steward.
The Spring Term commences on Wednesday, April st.
lN57. and viii continue 3a weeks.
The Fall Terra commences on Wednesday, August 2Gth
and viii continue II weeks
The Winter Term commences November 25. and conn-
ues ii weeks, besides 10 days al Christmas.
EArESsEs PER THRH:
Payable Invariably in advaacc-Fucl and contingencies
all inclG led:
Tuition in the Eirth class, (prinary> per 81 60
fHHfIh, .......... %
Ihnd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $ 90
'' First. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Pupils using schnarsips are charged 81 per term for
fuel and cnntinrents tor instrument on which to take
lessons. soc. or for practice 500
No scholar 'hase parents or gn9rdans shall reside
ton therein npan any permanent scholarship rented
loaned by such pupil his or her parent guardian.
EXTRAS:
I nIenti GU
oraamc5tai aeecwork and embroidery each co
Tuition on Piano Forte with of instrument, IL 90
ito do per quarter Of II weeks.. 10
Board in the Institute per week including fuel and
90
" Washing, per dozen. Observation-Disclosures. 3S
Arrangements have been made by which the Steward
will board both males and females in the Institute afford
ing them separate roeS for morning and evening study.
Pupils boarding in the Hail. will furnish their own bed
bedding Jewels &c. and the table silver at their option
No pupil taken fer less than half term The boarding
bills for the term must be paid in advance; half
thereof at their entrance and the remaining half at the
middle Of the term.
Pnpiis catering the Institute are pledged to the obscr.
vance of the Regulations, and none will be admitted
other terms
Especial exercises are arranged without extra charge
for those qualifying Themselves teachers for common
schools.
s. F. Corr, Sec. C.. l.. WARD President
March 20 1851. A. NICKHAN. Treasurer.
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4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE.-T the mater d

IUIIUES NUlIIF.-IN fHC MINef u
4 The estate Of Enock y. Fo5ce, deed. In the Or
phans' Court of Bradford County.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned. Auditor
appointed 10y sI Court, upon exceptions filed to the
coHnt OF WEl. Gurseine Executor Of the said estate,
l attend t. the duties Of hi, appointment al the Uice
or VIM. &lHr iS.. Tuesday. the l4th day Of April.
l57.s O'Clock p NJ, when and where al persons
attend i they think proper.
Feb. -. 1896. Il. i. M'kEAN, Auditor
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Grand Vocal Il Instrumental Concerts

VI NoljHt, Yiol0uceliis and general Musician, has
r honor to that assisted by large company
onn,crS. instrumental performers, and Mr. DlTTRlCH
nihthe TOWANDA BRASS BAND he will give GRAND
wv .EERTS in Towanda, Ut the Court House, WE'D
4i>bAl EVE April I'D, and in Patrick Hail. Athens,
.hD tNDAI the I'D Among many other beautiful pie
,.L- ana Gaopade performed by the Band, and
ep'Scd by Mr. DrTRICn expressly for the occasion.
I'e Of admission, . cents Reserved seats 37a cts.
agreeable TO arrangement Ferry Boats. dstingai he'd
aag' viii carry passengers Wednesday eve at re-
sent> wanted in all parts Of the County TO sell tick
wv Iyr lhe Converts. ! liberal deduction made.
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SALE.-By virtue of writ

SUFRIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ
y Of fcNati Tagias issued of the Court of Gem
mon pleas. directed shall expose to public sale
the CogIt House in the borough OF Townnda. Fri
dlv the 10Th day of APRIL, 1877 at O'Clock, L. NJ the
following described lot piece parcel OF land situate in
Albany twp, bounded follows Beginning al a stone
heap in the middle of the south branch of the Tuwanda
creek Sheffield WcoXs thence by land of Benjamin
Wilcox north 10 west 800 perChes 10 stone heap
thence by the Coal Conpauys land south $50 west
- percheS tn stone corner; thence by the soGth
590 east 3l35 percheS TO stone IN the middle Of
the south branch of the owauda creek thence along the
Containing hundred acres less being parts of
two tracts of lard in the waIatce of Frederick
Castjtor and George Barnes.
Seized and taken III execution at the suit of Joseph Ne
nardi, administrator Minor T. Wilcox vs.. Samuel Van
dyke.
Also by virtue Of writ of Vend Expo. at the suit Of
John Hanson Samuel Vandyke garnishcc of Minor L.
Wilcox deceased.
JOHN 4. CODDING Sheriff.
Towanda. March l6, 1857. .
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Sheriifs : Office.
ToWdnda, March %, 1871.

re- Notice is hereby given that an amount equal to the
costs, VIII be required be paid upon each sale when
struck down to the bidder, and upon failure to comply
with this regulation the tract Of land will again be offer
ed for sale. joins \. CopDINC.
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A DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.-Noticc
N hereby given that all persons Indebted to the
tate of SUSAN McAFFEE, decd late Of TOwauda twp.
are hereby requested to make payment without de-
lay; and all persons having claims against said estate viii
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
March H. 1897. JOSEPH HOMET, Administrator
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Change of Programme.

Es-MR. BECKER respectfully announces that ne has
''hged the order of arrangements for his Musical Con-
N .''hs. as follows Commence at ATHENS, TUESDAY
t @ tlat. at 10, 4. NJ, end with Concert, WEDNESDAY
IA ,tsg1nng ing I'D. Commence at T0WANDA, THURSDAY,
, rSvHEZ AZ Z P ", end FRIDAY evening, with GRAND
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New York & Erie r. R., waverly Station
Ncw A0pertlscm> MS.
Ncu A0pcrtlscm> m>uts.
1S1 SPRING TRADE! 81.
GREAT ATTRAC TlONS
AT
ME.SOLOMON'S N'SCLOTHING STORE,
II MERCCR'S BLOCK.

IN MERCtRS BLOth n.
E proprietor of this extensive Ready Made Clothing
establishment would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally that he i now opening the most
extensive and beautiful assortment Of SPRING AND
SUMNER CLOTHING, offered in this market which
will be sold for CASH cheaper than be found Nor
thcrn Pennsy ylvania
Persons wishing good bargains and elegant suit or
any portion thereof well made n substantial mltert--
Coat Vest Plntal0GnS. CrivJt Collars. and in fact
rything in the line, will do well 10 call He is confident
he satisfy all in price and quaiity.
n. B;.Cash paid for Sheep pet aad wool. .-
April II. lNj7.
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CLOVER SEED.

fAIUGA GROUND PLASTER-lOU
u tom for sale by BAILEY d NEVINS.
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Ecnal.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the es
tate OF Champn &. Brown dec d late of fSmhfed,
quosed to make payment without dehy and all persons
having claims against said estate must present them duly
authenticated for settlement, TO the subscribers.
ALLEN CALIFF.
Feb u 1877. Administrator with Will Xrd
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E'XECUTOR's NOTICE-Notice is here

AZ by given that letters tcstameutary npon the estate
of Brytou ABwn Iced. late OF Franklin tpEaye been
granted To the subscriber All persons Indebted 10 said
catae are hereby requested to make immediate payment
and thoc having any claims upon said estate present
them duly attestcd for settlement
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-06
.4ssCNyS sessethtsS N'esr
III A II ID w A h E..
WILLIAMS e. HARVEY,

WILLIAMS e. HARVEY,
Would say to the inhabitants of xcGregor and
adjoining country that they have opened q
Wholesale and Retail Hardware and stove store
at xcGregor, Iowa. Having purchased our goods
from the manufacturers, We feel confident that We
will make prices to suit our customers; those wish
ing 70 repleish their stock will do we'll to give u
call. Among our stock may be found the follow.
IRON all sizes, round, square, fat, band, hoop,
scroll, sheet, horse shoe, and the best nail rods
NAILS, Cut & Wrot of Superior Quality,
Horse Shoe, Finishing, Brsds, Tscks, SC. Car.
rage bolts, from Il to IL, Steel, Cast Plow &C.
Cutlery English, American &c. Spoons, Albata
Iron Plated Tea & Table.
BUILDING HARDWARE ..
Of every description. Glass oil Sizes, Carpenters
e. Joiners Tools, Anger Bits T. Augers, Cooks
BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Hammers, SC
Broad, Chopping, e. Hand Axes, Of the following
celebrated makers, Bloods, Bartons T. Simmons
Shovels, Spades, Scoops &C., Manure, Hay &
Straw Forks. Cistern Pumps & Pipe.
Stoves, we would say that we cant be
beat on our prices, and the qualities are not sur
passed; among our assortment may be found the
following, the Star of the West. Ninion, Centur.
ion, Paragon, Wide World and others, we also
have large assortment Of
BOX 4 PARLOR STOVES.
Which will be sold at low figure. We are now
receiving a large lot Of Sleigh Shoes. Cauldron
Kettles, Wagon Boxes &C.
As our stock is too numerous to enumerate, We
would say give US call and see for yourselves
We are Agents for Gastons Hay Platform and
Counter scales. f.:.-.r... ...
| Iron &C., to our Business, those Wishing to make
purchases of tinwarc or stove pipe to sell agaiz
will do well to examine our prices.
McGregor, Iowa, n2tf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-06
EGBERT HOTEL,
sMO1eO2eH Stare Office.

ID AuL EosrRT JR., e. ATWOOD SACKS lnER late
ofthe Union Hotel, have rented this large and
convenient House. and they are now prepared ia
wait on the old customers Of each member of the
firm. Their table will be supplied with all the com
forts known TO the country, and careful attention
to the general wants Of guests, well characterize
the employees Of the establishment.
A warm and we'll supplied burn and stable Il
conveniently near, and careful hostlers will be
found in attendance. The Stages on the Dubuque
and st. Paul, the MGregor and West Union, and
on all other routes East and West, North and
South, change at this House, thus rendering it Z
safe temporary home for travellers who may be de-
pending upon public conveyances
Both members of the firm have had several
years. experience in the business Of Western Hotel
keeping, and If large custom is any test ofmeri,
they can safely promise entire satisfaction to Ill
who may favor them with call.
EGBERT t. SACKRIDER.
Jan. l, 1867, nl5tf