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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-05
Furniture! Furniture

JUST RECEIVED-a large assortment Of Furni-
ture. Also, an invoice of large Gill Frame Looking
Glasses, for sale To-" at q. sCRIBER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery st., three
doors below Myers ST. n26
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-05

TAKE HIM OUT.--Somebody says that fill-
ing lamps is proper work for servants, be-
cause il is seru-i!e occupation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-05

THANKs.-We are indebted TO MIR. Watson
for copies of Godey's Lady's Book, and Gra-
hams Magazine for January.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-05
Beds /! Beds !

Poola Beds for everybody, at 20 per cent less thsn
Marysve prices for 40 days only, to make room for
entire stock per first steamer TO Oroville ut
C.SCRIBER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-05
DIED.

In Oroville, on the 81 instant. DIR. W. WOOD
WARD aged 81, formerly of New York.
San Francisco and Sacramento papers please copy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-05
NOTICE
Billiard Tables for Sale.

SINHE SUBSCRIBER offers 6r ne tive first rate
i BILLIARD TABLES, Ba-sford's msouiacture
a, a very low price The tables can be seen at Mil
ler's Exchange. For particulars, enqnre on the
premises, at the Orleans Hotel.
January B. 1857 JOHN MILLER.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-22
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
9ouses ana gmSs.


- THE TWO STORES NOW BEING
:8 erected Fort street, between King and Merchant
ILL Parties wishing to lease have them fitted to suit by
early application. For terms. please apply to
Gift B. +. SNOW.
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TO RENT.
- f III U n ID II z ID AND w e NTY
XS& ACRES less, Of rich Land, well adapted for
-. wheat growing and for at Nawiwi, Kauai
lying mile from the beach, and considerable elevation
above
well watered, and the phole of it
dwelling all in thorough
repair
For TERMS Apply
65-tf b. W. FIELD, Honolulu.
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PUBLIC HOUSE.

FROM THE lsT OF DECER6BER,
. 1885, January 10th, 1857, paid 10 this 0overnnsn
~ $3.50 On Friday, June q, Kanxka came y ny
house 62t beer stating for O. vincse
bringing carry the beer. Ihe KanAAn
took the beer. day received warrant Of axst
selling 62& worth Of beer For ave days have
been court every having postponed for wan1 q
evidence To-day fined $780, Bat listen to ts svf<
dence: They take Kanaka policeman No. j. give hin t1kee
glasses Of this said beer he u was bitter and ade -
eiddy- The next is Mr. Jourdan (Police Re seys ne9s
the Kanakas crack and start The nssti: Mr. sekwso1
poce and Of course he the same With he addoo -
the Kanakas started ont h head Ard hs Looked -
man had eaten poisoned FISH, Condr this ey1oe..
bow It got and the men that gave When Ped g -
good money expected % have te e1ne -
Grafton Other who had paid siooo yser s.sa g
make the beer before ths sbow hem how was mede -
bear all But tss prsudics ss.inst bss -
That prejudice wss y men hodins spiss sn.s :. -
done away with, stastsd eelaE bss nse = -
singled out Of eight besr.sess. have g ns. e
likely have the $50. Any other reason 1eannoe gve
now inform the public that the cny nnn q 4coe
Islands that make bee. at 70 drink Ney mind - -
pubicans tell you about being Of Stes xhy -
afraid Of III they dread its effect Nct the snsc = - .
party that drinks it. but the eject IL has hed on ter e
my beer bad, people would not drink y esa -
nicious Drugs H. B. NJ ship HaUosnah would never have ~
Of this port, and H NJ corvette EsrytSss .ssM -
complement Of For the crews a thoo -
ships have drank hundreds Of gallons Of my heer
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To the Owners, ana Pcrsons i.seresssa IN
WhaleShipS i'm the Pacific Ocean


Orr1cs or rHs PAnAnA RArI~RoAD CoxpAnY,(
New YoKK, July 20 1857.
s><- The Panama Pal-Rcad Company takes thls 1seo9
k3N OF informing those ntererted In the Whaling -.
1850 ness, Of the advantages offered BY the kaalrce1
the Isthmus Of Panama. Tor the shIpme1 =
the Pacific the United States, and for scndtng CO.
Ats supplies ffom the United States to Panama
The Railroad has been in regular and SUCCESSFUL operation NJ
every description merchandise including OH Provsons
fully tested The attention Of several Capofn4
wh hips recently been turned to the subject q sh
and the Panama RaRoad Company has made arenesmenss
pIishsnt q this important object Pier long
receive cargoes from lighters vessels Hg
the alongside Of vessels q Asp
Of 200 to 500 tons he at the Pter wb
safety, grounding in the mud at low watef.
The and from Aspnwa are fassaing hstg -
longing the RaiRoad Company, and the Company e'
pared receive Oil 1t Panama and deliver y IN New
cents per saon received the Pier and nine cents per
isrpor hum unlps tactaess chsfotng
the capacity Of the casks without FLOWING sg
through the Superintendent Conmercnl Ane
Panama RAILROAD Company insurance excepeed ~
eghs be made payable on the Ishmus Or in hew xe
the option of the shippef.
The vessels Of the Company sail regularly semmonh ~
the average passages and from Aspinwa
days The time occupied in crossing the nhmuo
four hours OIL during Its transit across the lu v p
with conveyed in covered cars ana ovu
may assured that viii be taken prevent
Several have already been conveyed to New Hok
Oil or other goods consigned transportation The 8up
Rail Road Company or to b1hnun
Nelson, Commercial Agent Of the Company Panama v
be received forwarded with the greatest deeplfch.
n Frederic L. Hanks has been appointed Agent q Heeo-
uu Sandwich Islands, and prepared tofunish every ssqus
information to shippers.
Agent Panama H. r. Co.. Honolulu 8. l. cl-i2n
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FOR SALE OR LEA.

FOR SALE OR LEASE.
IA THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
I'D Dwelling House, situated the OF Fort and Bere
LII tan Streets occupied by Dr. Geo. A. Lathrop
Possession given 1st JAN, 1858.
Apply to
65-1 CHAS. BREWER, ID.
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THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
vuyTJac UNDERSIGNED Is prepared to repair or
all kinds Of machinery mill gearing, windt
lass gearing, ship forgings and smith work
Cart boxes forge backs anvis &C. hand and made 70
order
Iron and quality Of smiths coal for SALE
AIso one excellent small mill with copper train
complete adapted TO either horse or water power
2-n II. NJ. nh~,ION.
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TxPECTED PER ~ANT1LL4Asn From
III Bremen, here the end Of this monfhs and for ~
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SSbsrtisfnvsnts.


- = ~~<, 81
IL Hfv GEID4DIvS
urru a = psrrrrA ., rp0n9
kAT6C1 - - = j. ~ ~ ~ q. ~ -
1renens eue nee sns e"u " sn'' ia's"s =
tne undefssnd Il
Bales fancy prnea nalea emp. e.Anns,c n9s,1'kzS.
do mourning dP 90 sanse nnsn -.
do o. MadapoAms 40 nnen tapes 10 ~.
do ct superior shirtmg 40 waters pest qtna. oeoQA
do printed jaconets spool co1oo
do Victoria lawn do sup whlfe aannA
do jacone4s b null muslin do thibee
do Swiss muslin and robes 90 pso woos, -.
do book muslin 90 u,csa. oeso -
DO bishops lawn 90 ". suk 49, cs@- 1..e -
90 linen, moleskm .ny ySu1. -.
do linen dril do ladiee' vellns anuo9 -
do do handkezched do baek qulln -.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-26
Mail Arrangements s-Towanda P. o.

yAvERIEY daily, arrives at l2A NJ; departs l. P NJ.
closes at IL, A. NJ.
TuNKHANNOCK, daily, arrives at IL, NJ; departs at
NJ.
CANTON triweekly, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays at |, p NJ; departs alternate days at
closes at 81, A. NJ. ..... . -s ... .
WELL LSBURG, arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
davs at P. NJ departs on alternate days, at I, AM.
closes at G4, A. NJ r# ..
NONTROSE. arrives on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS at g. IN: departs alternate days at Z, A NJ.
closes at 81, A. NJ.
DUSHORE, arrives on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
atl2 NJ; departs alternate days, at P. NJ. closes
at Ilt, A. NJ.
ATHENS WAY, by the way of Sheshequin departs on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS at g. AM arrives
same days, at 8, P. M; closes at So, A. NJ.
EATON, seni-weekly, arrives Tuesdays and Satur-
days departs on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
LIBERTY CORNERS, arrives Wednesdays and Satur-
days at P. NJ. departs same day; closes at 2 p NJ.
s5-Persons indebted to this Office for paper p0stages
and box rent requested to pay them Immediately.
HENRY B. M'kEAN, 2. NJ.
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Ak OLD PR1soNER.-Last week, Joel
schoonhoven, 100 years of age, was discharg,
cd from Sing Sing State Prision, having been
hardened by the Governor. He was commit
rod for life for arson. He is a native of
Orange county, and reached the age of cen
turv. in prison on the 4th of July last. He
saw Washington at Newburgh during the
war.
Mfy SuFFocATED IN THE Gas Works At
EpIE.-Two men employed in the Gas Works
Of Erie, died OH Wednesday, from suffocation,
while cleaning the purifier They were order
cd to breathe fresh air every half hour-the
nogIect of which caused their death
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r IsT OF JURORS drawn for December

JURORS.
ISheshequin-Wm. Post.
Albany-Seth Stevens.
Wy>oX- Stephen Horton.
lHerrick-John C. BeardSley
John Ne>bitt.
IOrwelI--C. &. GIidley.
Pike-Chester Goodcll, NJ.
| B. Porter.
Warren-Miles Prince, VIM.
| Howell
lTowanda boro'-Jchn Car
| man.
ITowanda tp.-,IaC. Bowman.
WEEK.
Iwyalusing-Geo. Acr0yd, II.
| Clark.
i0rwcll-E Elnathan Smith.
I>mithticld-J. :. Jones.
J! !Burlington-Martin Rock.
well, Ransom II. Ward,
joel Calkin.
Springficld-Aaron Knight,
John X. Watson, Luke n.
Pitts.
IGranville-Ezra Baxter, Asa
Andrews.
lWarren-Samuel Chaffee.
Troy tp.-Ohediah Williams
Walker Pierce.
ICanton-John Vandy Ike, Jas.
A. Boutwell,.
D WEEK.
I Rowen Merrill.
iTowanda NOrth-Wm. Fos-
ter.
IWyalusing-Jaeksnn Lewis.
Herrick-Aden Bolles.
IOrwell-Edwin Allis.
Pike-FranciS Mason, Isaac
n. Hutchinson.
Athens-Joel Nc Affee.
Rome-M. NJ. WattleS.
Warren-Lorain Pitcher, Mi
randi Chaffee, J. E. Cooper
Franklin-Stephen Latimer.
ITowanda tp-H. II. Mace.
ISmithiield-Allen Usher.
Monroe tp-Jas. Blauvelt.
John Dea ..
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. Term and Sessions, Is;

GRAND
Wyaldsine-D. W. Brown
Bascom Taylor.
s. Creek -Sam'l Pettingall
II.
BurIington-Jos. s. Clark.
ColuInbia--William Peck.
Frankiin-John Mckee.
Troy boro'-B. =. Dart.
Ridgherry-Geo. Parcel ,Jno
F. ScelY.
Sylvania boro'-0. Furman
Rome--Em. McCabe, Dai
win Cook.
TRAVERSE JCEt
Columbia-Stephen Keye.
WellS-Alvdh Young, Dan
Strong, y. Leonard, Jas
NJ. EdeaH.
Athens LOro'-John Smell
ir.. Geo. \. Perkins.
;. Creck-Chas. Crane.
iitchfcld-Wm. H. Morse
WySoX-David G. Sherman
rOwanda tp.-Jno. Bowman
Tuscarora-J. Sturlivant.
Monroe tp.-M.M.CooEbaugl
Pike. A. Ellsworth, Joht
Bolles, Nelson johnson
II. d. Gage.
Durell-M. Eilenburger, r
DeLong.
sECoN
Asylum-Amasa Freutchy.
Springfield Gardner Ben
nett, John Ross, jr., Isaac
F. Bullock, VIM. &. Burge,
Canton-E. p. Rockwell.
Sheshequin VIM. B. Horton
Henry Patterson.
Durell-Charles H0met.
Leroy-John G.. Hammond
Nindham-Nathan G. ELS
bree, Asa Mckee.
Wysox-Amos York Samuel
Chamberlin, NJ. Strickland
Troy tp--Abel S. Manly, W
Clifton, John Mexican.
Litchfield-B. D. Cooper
g. Creek
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-26
DEGISTER'S NOTICE-Notice is her

by given that there have been filed and settled in
the Office of the Register of Wills and for the county
Bradford accounts of administration upon the following
estates viz
Final account of l. P Stafford and J. J. Brown, admin
itator Of the estate of Hiram Brown, late of Wydusg
deceased.
Final account of Samuel Warner, guardian of Mary,
Susanna T. and Ezra L. Payne, minor children of Ezra
NJ Payne, dec d.
Final account Of Josiah RncLold, administrator Of the
estate OF Peter Cron, late of Standing Stone, deed,
Final account of j. F. Woodruff executor of the estate
Of Phdelia 5. Smith, late OF Monroe, dec d.
Final account OF Stephen Bo>twck and Maria Dcgraugh
formerly Maria Rogers administrators of the estate OF
Vim. Rogers. late ot Warren, decd.
Final account Of Eoca Tyrrell, administrative of the
estate of Robert TyrrclI, late uf Warren, deed.
Final acCOuLt of \. ". Ayrcs and Amanda j. Strong.
administrators Of the estate vi Thomas A. Strong late of
Wells. decd.
Final account of A. 4. Russell and Samuel Cass ad-
min>trators Of the estate OF Austin Russell late of Orwell
dee eaSed.
Final account Of Tucy and David Stubie administrators
of the estate OF Richard Suhle late OF Rome decd.
Final account OF Harvey Holcomb, guardian Of Caha-
ID and Jne f. Rose, minor children Of John {. Rose
late OF Canton decd
Final account Of Chandler BiXby. administrator of the
estate Of Edmond Saunders, late Of Pike. decd.
And the same Will be presented to the Orphans Court
Of Bradford county Monday, the 9Th day of December
next for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES IL. WEBB Register.
REGISTERS Office Nov. T. IS57.
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SPECIAL COT RT-Notice is hereby gi-
~ ven that Special Court Of Common Pleas will Le
held in, and for the County OF Bradford commencing Oh
MONDAY, the 18th day of Jan IQly ney 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon at the Court Honse in he borough
Towanda, and 70 continue week az which the Hon
Robert g. White will preside Tor tie trial of tie following
cases. to wit =
g. L. DeChastel!cuZ Ira Jennings ct al Ejectment
S. V. Shipman David Wilmot, Appeal
A B. Smith Samuel Kellun. I'd ct. al, Eiectment.
Su5ponas made returnable Monday. Jan. Is, lo5 l.
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ ALLEN MkEAN
Proth'y ONCE Nov. II, 1857 Prothonotary.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-Bv virtue of

- 1ERlff ; SALE-By virtue of Sundry
~ writs OF Fieri Facias, issued of the Court
Common Pleas OF Bradford County, and to directed
will he exposed 10 public sale on SATURDAY, the 5th
OF DECEMBER, A. d. ls57, at | o'clock, ?. NJ, at
the Court House, in the borough of T0wanda the fol
lowing lot, piece or parcel Of land situate in ASYLUM
twp, bounded and described follows. to wit begin
ming At hcmlock the ot j. Anthony, and l. 1a-
ZehurNt thence On line between said tracts south 20
deg west 10 pcrcheS To stone heap, thence by lands
sold to John w. Noce north 81 east so perce to line
OF land OF 4. Nduail thence bV land Of said WaudlIi
north Il deg east 20 perches to corner Of land ot d.
Murray, thence north deg. - perches a
thence south 81 deg west 2O rcrches the place Of
beginning. Containing 29l acres and 30 peTche,
or less being parts of two tracts of land in Asylum twp
surveyed IN the warrantec of j. Anthony and j..
Crave about $50 improved, framed house,
log house one framed barn with sheds attached framed
corn house and other out buildings and two orchard,
iruit trees.
Seized ana taken the suit of Josiah B. Dodson and
Lydia W DodSon. his wife to the use of Lydia W Dod
son -. Benjamin &. Barnes.
ALSOThe following lot piece parcel Of land stu
ated III the twp. Of Armenia, bounded and described
tliowS to wit Beginning at Sugar tree in the north
etn boundary line 4" land conveyed TO Lewis =. Newell
thence by lot No 30G map survey 100 perches to
post thence by lots Nos 2S1 and 2S6 east 100 perches to
post thence by lots No. 2Sj and 0S south 100 peches
to post, tenc+ by lot No. 309 and y Lewis y Newell
p west lbO perrhcS to the place OF beginning, being lot
40 500: Containing about 100 acres, less about
- acres improved log house young orchard Of trut
thereon.
Sliced and taken at the suit of Pomeroy's & Co. vs..
John = mans.
ALsO-The following lot, piece parcel Of land stu
tC ~ rTdhFii% JWf bounced described as
II wit On the north and by land OF Julius Bailey,
south by the highway and the west by land of iona
than 7. Miller and Julius Bailey. Containing about l2O
square perche> less, all improved, framed
house, framed shop framed barn and a few fruit trees
thereon.
Seized "nd taken in execution at the suit Of James H.
Ross. School Treasurer of Granville twp. a. d. Bailey
and Uriah D. Baxter
THOS NJ WOODRUFF, Sheriff
Sherih's Office. November Sd, 1857.
F1- Notice is hereby given. that amount sufficient
to pay all will he required in every where land
is sold also satisfactory security money paid all
bids made lands the time Of sale, and unless. terms
complied with The land will lie again exposed sale
THOS. NJ WOODRUFF Sheriff
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Eesal.
Observation-Disclosures the Hon

PLlOOIlA NJ "a ION.-W W HertaS, The Hon.
\ DARIUS BULLOCK President Judge of the 18th in
dical District consisting of the Counties of Bradford and
Susquehanna and Honorables AARON CHrBBUcK. and
JOHN F. Lone Associate Judges in and for said county
OF Bradford have issued their precept bearing date the
18th day OF Oct A. ID. 1857, directed for holding
Court OF Oyer and Termne General Quarter Sessions of
the Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court at Towan-
da Tor the County of Bradford, the first Monday the
9TH day of DECEMBER next, to continue two weeks
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroners and
Justices OF the Peace and Constable of the County OF
Bradford that they be then and there in their proper
son. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day with their
records nquisons and other remembrances to do those
tngs which to their office appertains to be done and
those who bound by recognzance or otherwise to
seeute against the prisoners who may be in the a
OF said County who shall be bonnd to appear at the
said court are to be then and there prosecute against
them as shall he just Jurors requested to be puncua
In their attendance, agreeably to their notice
Dated at Towanda, the 4th of Nov in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fty-Seven and
OF the Independence of the United States the eighty
first. THOMAS NJ WOODPIrFE Shar;T
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TDTTOR'S NOTICE.-M tie matter

4 TDITORS NOTICE.-M Tie matter Of
IA Re estate Of ITn. Chileon deceased. In the Or
phans Court Of Bradford County.
Notice is hereby given, that the Auditor appointed to
distribute money in the hands Of the Administrator Of the
aboye estate, Will attend To the duties OF s appointment
the Office of ID. \. OyertDn in the borough Towanda,
Tuesday, the Sth day Of December ls57 at O'Clock,
p. NJ All persons having claims upon said money must
present them, else he forever dearrcd from the
Nov. >, 1857. T.. i}. PARSONS Auditor.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notj

j. hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate Of Hiram Gilbert deceased late of DHreu twp
quctcd to make payment without delay; and all persons
having claims against said estate must present them duly
authenticated for settlement, To the subscribers.
Nov. ,. 1857. b. LAPDRTE, Administrator.
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+ EATHER-A new supply Of Sole Leath-
Blook. suS2S WIN. A. ROCKWELL.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT KANSAS
GOV. CEARY'S
Administration IN Kansas !
Large iCmo. 3;3 pages.

WITH \ COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE TERRI.
w TORY, until June. 1851. Embracing full account
Of it, discovery Geography Soil Climate PrdEcts its
organization Territory transactions aud events
der tt'ernorS Et "d2r and Shannon pnt al dsenSons,
Personal EecnuntcTS Election frauds battles and
ceS with Portraits of prominent actors therein, all fully
authenticated. BF JOHN II. GIHON, VI. D., Private
Secretary TO Gov. Gearv. Carefully compiled from tie
Official documents file in the Department of State at
Washington ana other papers in the POSSESSION of the
Author with full account Of the Invasion of Kansas from
Missouri the capture, trial and treatment of the Free
state prisoners, the character and movements Of the Mis-
Sour Border Ru!ans the murder BEuln ard others.
The controversy between Governor Gc0ry and JUDI, lie,
compte The proceedings of the Territorial Leg ,atuce
Of the pro~vrry convention. and the 0rEarlzation a
the National Democratic Party with sketr h of ka,.ss
during it. early troubles under Goverc $ Reete7 and
SEann1n It~ vaSons. battles. outrage and mur,rars
copy viii be sent to any part OF the United States
by mail free oi postage the ~! OF X. . rrice
Price IN cloth. 81 90. Paper. 80 ct2 CHARI rs e,
RHODES P4.h'acr, Inquirer -5u.idmg Peiladelrhia.
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NOTICE TO AsSEssORS.-The sev,

ENECUTRIN NOTICE.-Noticc is here
II by given that all persons indebted the estate of
JOHN T. lNGHAM, deceased, late of WysoX town
ship, requested to T.ake payment without delay;
ehayn- demands 2gan>t,aid estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
judy y. 1857. AMANDA N. NIGH AN Eyccut .iy
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GOING! GOING!
WHO WISHES TO BUY 2

WE Finest Assortment of WINTER GO DDS in town
! VIII he found at the store OF VIM. \. Rockwell,
ivy w north OF Bridge street
thanks for the liberal share Of public patronage
".l | mas been extended and shall endeavOr to
'A'e 10 give satisfaction both as to the quality and
rrs' oi our Goods. Call and see.
4'"ahda Nov. -, 1857.
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a FARM FOR SALE.


FT'HE subscriber offers at private sale his sss%2ass
l. Valuable Farm situated in Orerion twp. sSsE+Fgs
Bradford county, containing 10 acres The %ESssfeS
land Is of excellent quality well situated the ~ SN
improvements are a log house and log barn. ueAs.s.
two good sheds and crib. Thee iS from 80 t. -
cleared, all in excellent state OF cultivation and
of alow burned the land is free OF stones the
soil Is from 20 feet deep, there is orchard Of
80 choice grated apple trees in bearing condition. The
part cleared is laid ont in fields, OF which there i
living water, and good substantial rail fence 10 each
field. The spring at house is within 50 fee, %! house and
barn. and Ie spring house is few feet below the spring.
II has "nr laid with mUth stones the wafer running
between them; viii keeps milk anu butter nice ana
cool all simmer. Below the spring house is large wa.
tering trough for cattle.
The 81 lie road rams the west line, the only leyc
route from Muncy - n.ootan, distance Of about
mics The main road rom Dush0re to the coal belnr rs
along part OF tie north line.
year old Mare, year old Colt. ycarlinr CIT and
this years Colt Cattle, Sheep, Hay Grain, I'D Farming
tools, will be Sold with or without farm.
An indsputabe title will he gyen to tie purcha or Of
said Farm. Terms easy, and price req -oufhr.
October 1, 1851 JOHN FLYNN,
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\ OARSE SALT, for packing PORK, put
UP IN sacks one bushe in a sack, for sale at
Neyembcr Is. FOX'S
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IROCKERY, GLASS WARE. Groceries
~ Yankee Notions, Looking Glasses Wooden Var.
and everything yoq want may b, found the new store
Of Sept l.. 1857. WM y ROCKWELL.
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rgr EoWanda Female Seminary.
| HE WINTER TERM of this school, under charge of
= ye 1'e MISSES HANSON, will commence on MONDAY
-'N'eH,bc. 50. 1857.
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TRIAL LIST for December term, 1857
L Bradford County Court.
PLAINTIFFS,

Subptenas Tor the lrst week made returnable on Wed
ncsdav, the 9h Is c-,k d. y. NJ, aHd tor the secOLd
week the folowim MONDAY. Deeernber Il al 10 Al.
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INSTRUCTORS.


lirlwing. , 30
Tuition an Piano Forte with use If instrument . u 90
do do per quarter Of / ! weeks 10 90
oard in the Institute per week, including fuel and
ught................... ........................ 2 90