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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-05

White Teeth. Pcrfumed Breath, and
BEAUTIFUL CoMrLRxios--can be acquired by using the
"Batn Of thousand Fiotoers." What lady or gen.
uenan would remain under the curse OF a disagreed.
BILE BREATH when by using the "BALN OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS" as q dentfrice, would not only render II
sweet, but leave the teeth white aabaster2 Many
persons do not know their breath Is bad and the sub
lectis so delicate their friends will never mention it,
Beware OF counterfes. BE sure each bottle Is signed
FETRIDGE a CO., NJ y.
For sale by all Druggists. Feb. 2I-ly-eow-440
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Behold and Wonder

DNlIE subscribers would respectfully an
l. nounce to all the world, that they are
now receiving from New York and Philadel
phia, one of the largest, best selected, and
most fashionable stocks Of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-05

CLASS ~,
To be drawn In the city Of Atlanta Georgia in public
on Saturday, June 9th, 1851, on the plan OF
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-05

SnEET IRON.-A large lot OF American and
- Russian Sheet Iron just received and for sale by
may % GEO. W. ROSS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-05

tF Kidnapping children for circus train
ing has been detected at st. Louis, and
performer has been arrested for kidnapping
four children, one boy and three girls.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23
DIE

Suddenly in Shehequn Thursday the 9th inst. Mr..
ELIAS THOMPSON, aged 46 years.
Rs Il special meeting of Valley Lodge, No 49, l.
o. ofO. f. convened Oh the occasion of the death of
Brother ELIAS THOMSON. S. P. GORE p. g. offered the
Rowing preamble and resolutions, which, on motion,
were unanimously adopted;
WrrRr,>-It has pleased an aIl-wise Providence, in
whose hand is the life of all his creatures to by
,,h our brother ELIAS THOMPsON in tEc prime OF lite
a vLr Of manhood thus causing fTatcrnal chains
i,letg,kca. Therefore
Restrict, That deeply sympathizc with the rela-
at Tie deceased in this sudden and unexpected be-
.4cat aud can only point them to the Great Source
lie in this their hour of deep a1iction-hopug that
, ar may be reunited in the Great Lodge above.
Rsored, That while we deeply lament the death OF
t0ther We would bow in humble submission to the
-5ltc that has removed him from midst. believing
AZ He who in His wisdom has caused this sorrow,
Ii all things veil
P,ro'red That we will attend the funeral services oi
deceased brother in body, wearing the usual badge
morning.
P,s,lred That as further testimony Of respect
our deceased brother our Lodge Charter be dripcd
n,irany TOR the reml nder of the term and that the
reers wear the usual badges of mourning for thirty
JAYS,
Rssolrei That copy of these resolutions be trans
red 10 the family of the deceased and that the same
be published in the the county papers.
0. z. P. KINNEY,
c.e,he uin July II, lSj7. Secretary.
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New Store & New Goods,
Patton's Block, one door North If GuHcmburg,
RoScabaum q. Go.
VM, A. ROCKWELL


I ATE ofthe firm of MontanyeS & Co, would inform
II tEcpubiC generally and his Dldtrends and customers
partulay that he is just receiving and now offers fol
sale on the most favorable terms, large and carefully
lcctcd assortment of GOODS.
THE LADIES will find that their wants have been
carefully n-ider,d Their attention !. particularly in
vited to all the latest styles of DRESS GOODS-SlkS
Challies Lawns, Common, Robe and French Plain and
Robe Barges BriIlants DeLanes, Alapaccas, Thihet
Cloths foreign and domestic Gnghans, Mclrimac Co
aneco and all the newest styles of Prints. Mourning
Goods. great variety. Apron checks and Flannes.
EDGING--Jaconct, Swiss Thread Cotton, Black SILK
do. Cotton Iace~. Buee, Illusion and Blonde.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and CUFFS. Undersleeyes
Dimy Mourning and Bugle Collars embroidered Bands
and Florncings. Stamped Collars and Bands.
WHITE GOODS.-Jaconet plain and striped. Plain
ard dotted Muslins India Book, Barred and striped
Mu+lins Victoria and Bishop Lawns.
SKELETON and Cactus Skirts; Brass, Reed, and
Whalebone Hoops. and Crinoline.
BARRAGE, Love, Dotted, and Chantcy Wells.
SIIAWl.S-A great variety.
BOMNETS-Ncapolitan, White, Soft and Fancy Straw
Bonncts.
RIBBONS of every kind. Florence Silks, Moirc An
tiqUcs EIngcs saving Braid, Buttons Paper CamhTics
glazed Mi-in and all the latest styles Of Dress Trim
mimgs Mtts. Gloves, Sewing Silk spool Thread, Frencl
and No:ayian Cotton.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN. Cloths Cassimcres Tweed
Kentucky Jeans, Black Doekin Che,k Cottonadc stripe
and fancy check Brown Duck, Overlle. &c. silk, Far
mcrs Satin, Mar-eiles gnd fancy NESTlNGS. Battons
Twist. general assortment of Coat Trimmings, Collars
Cravats Suspcnders, Shirngs, Linen Bosoms, (reaGI
House FURNISHING Goods. Madder and undrcsscl
fGIliidIt lElutN, NItttlGS bi"Nti
perry MasIin Carpet bindings Brown Crash Linen anj
Cotton Diaper Brown and bleachcd Table Linen, Nap
kins, Dowlies, Carpet warp, Tickings. &c, Sc.
HATS Il CAPS-BOOT3& & SHOES-For men, women
and children.
HOSIERY-Whe and colored. Mits, Glovcs, Sill,
Linen aad Cotton IandkerchefS.
YANKEE EOTIONS.-Hooks and Eyes, Combs
Brushes of all kind, Pins. Needles Tape, EacE!c-, Pen
cs Pens, nksands, Tobacco and Shaving Boxes Strop
Fish hooks and lines
PAPER HANGINGS.-Borders Window Shades, Wr;
ting Paper and Envelopes.
GROCERIES, Green and Black Teas. Coffee
Rice Spices Starch, SalaIauS Soda Cream Tartar. SG
gars Molssc repperaUcc, Tobacco, Goldfish, Wackcrel
Soaps, Paints, Oils, Dyc-tus Glass, Drugs and Medi
cuc, Lamp Oil, Fluid Camp Phine. candles Bruos BIs
kcts. Wooden ware Stone ware, S;cvcs, Hardware
Cutlery Leather aHd Shoe iaungs, Trunks and carpe
bags iy nets whips, SC, &c.
TIE sbscriIcr has purchased his goods for cash ant
therefore afford 70 sell them low for cCuntr
produce. and hopes tur liberal share of patronage
TowAnda, July |, 1857.
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n5qGeneral Walker is in New Orleans,
and has issued an order requesting his officers
10 report Immediately, and to hold themselves
IN readiness to recruit for speedy return to
Nicaragua. He is supposed to have received
Ieonista dispatches asking him to aid a new
rebellion Of the Democratic" vagabondS Of
,bc country against the Legitimate Repub-
deans" who ore the constitutional party of the
state
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1rr BANKs.-The Harrisburg papers con-
.,;n notices of applications to be made at the
',, '",I Terslature Of Pennsylvania for the char
n.Ho IL. Of tbirtvnne new banks, with an aggregate
It, ,n;taI Of about nine millions and eight appli-
'a, ,;ons for an increase of capital, making the
II'IJs LoJa addition to the banking capital of the
S"g,, S."to asked for about ten millions.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

Tsc MINNESOTA CoNsrITUTIoNAL CoNvENrIoN.
I'VE 7 Minnesota Constitutional Convention
.,t At the Capitol at ST. PauPs on the l4th
i.t NV Fifty nine Republicans were present.
TI ,rs,' Democratic party, forty in number organ
.lpS lDJ a scperate convention in the Council
~" rSamber, electing H. H. Sibley, President.
C"" I,I"L convention is drafting a constitution.
10. E".1 1Ronubicans intend to remain in session
~, ;,bt and day to retain possession of the hall.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

,crlpEyr.-On Tuesdy, July 7th, Owen
cornerty, lad employed at the Station mines
IN taking cars from the slope TO the cracker,
.rnncd from the car while in motion, and sus-
,3tned compound fracture of his leg, beside
had laceration of the limb near the knee
;ogt. He is a son of John Connerty, who re-
sides near the tunnel on the Lehigh & Susque-
hanna railroad His wounds are doing well
nrder the care of Dr.. Urquhart.
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AIlscelaneons.
~~~~~7'--
"a EE Nv GR e. GD TD g
NEW ARR RRANGEMENT.

COLLINS & POWELL are now receiving
" large stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTH
thew think bird in hand IS wor two in the bush Their
stock consists of Business, Black Cloth Fancy Cashmere
Tweed, Kentucky Jean. White Duck. Linen MarsciIes,
and Brown Linen COATS OF all kinds and uualitie-.
Black Cashmere, Fancy Cashmere Brown Lincn White
Linen and Kentucky Jean PANTS Silk. Satin and Mar
seies VESTS If all kind Black aud Fancy Cravats ;
Gents Hose Shirts Collars Suspenders Hats md Caps
and everything in the lire of Mems Their stock Of
Cloths and Cassncrcs unsurpassed, and are selling
METS to order on short notice and warranted every
particular all Of which bound 10 sell lower than
ever offered ia this market for Cash. Cutting done
as usual COLLINS & POWELL.
TOwanda April l6 1857
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23
n7.Tba Southern Wheat crop is said to b

,.+The Southern Wheat crop is said to be
.bn brrcst ever grown in that part of the
To y;ojon Georgia, Tennessee, North and South
E,roIina produced, in the aggregate, four and
half millions of bushels, and Charleston is
,.o a., market for nearly the whole Of it. For
,Io Inst nine months there have been exported
~ Soain from Charleston some 60, 600 barrels
of -four, in sacks and barrels, and said to equal
.ba SpaDish article.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23
Is THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

y PM " INDt.
Resolved, That this resolution pass. On the first
amendment yeas Is u'y- - on the second amendment
yeas - navs 81 Oh the third amendment yeas - Eays
y !; on the lJurth amendment, yeas %, nays I.
GEXtract from the Journal
JACOB ZlEtiLER, Clerk
Filed in Sccrctarys Office, May ,, 1901
4. G.. CURTIN,
Secrctuy Of the Commonwealth
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lew York s. Erie R. f., Waverly Station
Emira, Canandaigua g. Niagara Falls r R
Iuhes rlIrEt Nay =, ieJ''
ELNIRA STATION,


EINIRA STATION,
G0ryG WEST ARRIVE.
Naga-a Express 30 AM.N.Y.6 Phil. EXP. II 30 Pm
evening Way EXP l. Pm New York FNp.. l. 80 Pm
. rgLt I 20 ANstock Express. 10 45 Pm
Connecting at Elmira with the principal trains (cast
wet the y. \. & +. R.R and at the Suspension
Bridge with the Great Western, forming expeditions
Z lie for Western travellers.
W. G. LAPHAM, Superintendent.
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CHERIFF'S SATF-Bv virtue of a ",

SHERIFF'S SALF-By virtue of writ
p of Fl. Fa, issued Of the Court Of Common Pleas
10 dreled shall eYP0e to public sale at the Court
House In The borough OF Towanda Oh FRIDAY. the
18th day Of August. lsj1, at O'clock j. ~. the follow
irg lot piece parcel OF hand situate il the townships
Granville and Burlington. and bounded follows, IL
Wit beginning at post the south west corner of lat
No l4l IN plan or Plot or said land SOLD by the trustees
NJ the " Bank OF North America to Elias Has ley
others on warrant LET No 1855 thence west 44I i1 per
to beech saplng south cast corner 81 + No E3S thence
north loo perche to post north og ios No.
l3G. thence east AL Ale per. to ct Eh2s Erw
lcys t thence south leo rcrhc 20 the Ftae ot begin
min. Cont lining IL acres and toa tentr Of an acre
lie the or less the saplc beng composed of
contiguous lots. to Wit: NJ. I37 variant No. ISL
lnts No. l3S lG9 and No ~ warrant No. 1883 About
acres inn roved one steam nfll with shingle ma
cline aud fixtures. hoagi plank ho $ a0g houses.
framed barn blacksmith sp ana other outbUidinGS
thereon ...r
Seized and taken in execution at She slit of George +.
Eelngt"n and Stephen Tic.ce ALERT T. Nichols and
VIM. Nichols
JOHN N.CGDnING, Sheriff.
ShorifS Office InN9vIl ,TuiN lNrT.
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SuCRETARY'S OFFICE,
HARKISBUEG, June %, lSJ7.
pcnpsylraTtG. SIS

Pennsylvania, IS
do certify THAT the above and foregoing is true and
correct COPY Of the original Resolution proposing
amendments to the Constitution of the Commonwealth,
with the vote in each branch of the Legislature upon the
final passage thereof appears from the originals on
hle in this oiE'c.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
II ham. and caused to be affixed ttC su,l OI the
Sccretarys Office, the day and year above written.
4. G.. CURTIN.
Secretary ofhe Commonwealth.
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Secretary Of The Commonwealth.
IL SENATE. March ~, 1857.

IL SENATE. March ~ 1857.
The resolution proposing amendments t" the Co9stI"-
ton OF the Commonwealth being under consideration,
viii the senate agree to The first amendment?
The yeas and nays were taken a%roeabiy to tie FroYl-
sians of the Constitution, and were a follow, VIZ
YFAs-NeS>rs. Brewer, Browne, Cotev. Ely, Evans,
Fetcr, Flcnniken, Frazer, Ingram, Jordan hllihScr'
Knox Lauhlch, Lewis, Mgcr, ScoLtid Sellers 5hunan
steele Stgaub, Welsh, wilkins, Wright and TaSgart,
Mc<srs. ,rii5, crcsswclI Finney Gregg Har-
ris Penrosc ana SJuther7.
50 the question was determined IN the aurnatNe'
On the question:
VIII the senate gree 70 the second amendment?
The yeas and nays tarn sgfccaly to the proyl-
sions OF the Constitution, and were @s follow. VIZ:
IEAS-Mcssrs. Brewer, Browne, trc@SWtii, Ely tValS'
Feter Finucy Fiea."-aa Ingram. Jor1an, Knox, Lau-
bach, Lewis. Aytr, Sellers, Slnal. Sohiier' Hteele'
rdub, Welsh W lkins, right and IagGart, nPe@"er-
N.Ys--Messrs cofey, Crabb. Frazer, Gregg. Harris,
Killinger, Penrose aud ScOeld--S
So the question determined IN the a1hrBlalHe.
will the senate agree to the third amendment?
The yeas and nays taken agreeay to the provl'
sions Of the Constitution, and we're as follow, VIZ
YEAS-MesSrS. Brewer, Browne, Crabb CrcsWeii, Ely
Evans Flenniken, Erazer, Ingram Jordan, hLllinger,
Kna% Lalbach Lewis MyGr Se9dG SeeT1 M VI. Sanaa an
NAYs-Nessrs Coffey, Gregg, Harris and Penrose-i.
So the question was determined in the affirmative
On the question,
win the Senate agree TO the fourth amendment?
The yeas and nays we're taken agreeably to the provi
sions OF the Constitution and were as follow, viz ::
YE.S-Messrs Brewer, Browne Cofify, Creswell, BY
Evans, Flcnniken, Frazer Ingram Klinger Knox, Lan
steele. Straab, welsh, wilkins and Wdght--23
NtYs-Messrs. CFabb, Fiuney Jordan and Penrose-4
So the question was determined in the Affirmative
. Is 7HE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ,
..ta.- s....- -' .5 d. .'-. April 20, 1857. A
The resolution proposing amendments to the Constitu
tioDo. the Commonwealth being under consideration
Wi r. M~,i.e agree 70 TIE Gr,t ancrdmpata
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Ncw Advertisements.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Notice is here
" by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
E0. II. JACKSON, deceased, late of ATHENS town
p are requested to rake payment without delay;
lose having demands 2ganStsad estate will present tem
authenticated for settlement
July ~. lS57. JOHN L. SAWYER. EXecuto".
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sherfs Office. 1owondr. July >, !>57.
SHERIFF-S s.ALE-Bv virtue Of writ

CHERIFF'S S.tLE-By virtue Of a writ
~ of Ncud. Expo. issued out Of the court of COMMON
pleas Of Bradford county t. me directed and ltiir
will be cXp ed a. puhc sale at the hose of Firam
Roo. in Springfield Twp. on FRIDAY, the l4th day o.
AUGUST next at lork IN the afternoon, the De
fcndnt~ interest lcinc tie M divided hl of the fol
lowing lot piece pagcelof la;l situate in Springfield
twp Bounded the north by the public highway lead
ing from East Troy Smithfcld the cast hy the high
wy leading fl nj the county 70; TO Burlington. on the
south Peter icrIam' aud .he west by Caroline
Dickinson Containing aLol.t acre, more or les,
all mproy ed, famed house ana one framed barn
thereon. ... ..a
Seized and talcn N execution at the suit of Hiram
Spear w. Alvin :. Barley.
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4 UDITOK'S NOTICE.-Tn fLc nate

4 UDITOE'S NOTICE. nc matter cf
= the di-tbution or the proceeds Of real estate sold
81 the suit Of Henry J. Modill eNecrtor Of A. Msfi de-
ceased VS. George sill Edwin e HEtlcr sill and Joseph
Sik In Bradford Com. Pleas .....
The Undersigned ha~ing been been appointed IN Audi
tor By the curt to distribute the fana raised br Sheriff
sale o real eslac. in ne above entitled cause viii attend
70 The DATES Of h apponmcnt the 10Th day Of July
nest nj one O'Clock F. NJ ut his Office in the borough of
rnwanGa. 1t Wlcd time and place I'll persons hayn,;
claims are required To pyceHt the same or be debarret
from conriug n upoA said nr3.
June 20 1851. Wtl. EtWELL. .tu,litcr.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that an
appliration will be made at the next session OF the
Legislature of Pennsy ylvania for the Incorporation OF
Bank to he calleu the = BRADFORD COUNTY BANh,
with banking privileges cf issue, discount and deposit
with capital OF Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, with
the right to increase the capital stock to Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and to be located IN the borough o
Towanda, in the county of Bradford 4..
Torandl lime 10 1857.
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New advertisements.

T0HN SHAY. Equestrian Director; W. II. AUSTIN.
~ Manager; n. +. SMITH, Treasurer; ; Clown JIM
WARD. Ring Master, Mr.. SHAY
WI exhibit at TOWANDA, on WEDNESDAY, AIT-
GUST 5, 1857. Doors open at r. NJ and at : in the
Evening Admission Is Cents. No half price. To see
both exhibitions.
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY. Ladies, Mis-.
~ scs and Chiidrens white, unhleachca colo1ed and
mixed cotton Isle thread Hose of every price Mems
and Boys beached, unbleaehed and mixed cotton half
hose Gents aud Ladies Kid silk slc thread and cotton
gloves OF every price 9rd color, irt,t received nv
hNril e 1851 t'. ! VOWEL
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NTNMONS N PARTITION -.E1r7cs u

"a l -HNONS IN FAX iIlON N.--JGT7es u.
- Frost. Caroline -lfltthtirs, Emily lliI.lasecs
ChGTlott: -I2lthttcs George a.ear$ end Ciirc IInt
eaos. IN If Common Pleas of Bradford Co, No. l6I
September /. 1877.
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Diad:orI Coun-
g, ss To the Sheriff Of said County. CT cling james
O. Frost make ycu secure OF presenting lis claim, tcn
VIC command You that you summon. hy good and lawful
summoners Caroline Matthews, Emily Matthews Char
lotte Matthews George Matthews, and Olive Matthewa.
late Of yor county that they be and appear before
Judges at TowGnda. at orr County Court Of r5nlohi
Pleas there 10 be held tho 5tl day OF September noxt
show reaS, tly Y, The sid James o. Frost
and the aforesaid Caroline Matthews, Emily Matthews.
Charlotte Matthews. Cccrgo Matthews and Olive Mat
hews together and undivided do hold all that certain
lot of land situate in the TO vn>hp Of Orwell and county
aore-aid and bounded M describe folio Ws to wit
North East, South and West by la us Of the estate CT
Samuel Matthews, deceased containing about eight
and Of which the said defendants deny partition 10 le
made a:ccrlng TO the laws and customs OF ths
wca!thTat sam" Caroline Matthews Emily Matthews.
Charlotte Matthews, George Matthew, and Olive MAJ;
hcys partition thereof htwcea tem to be made accord
ing TO thA lay-- customs Of this Commonwealth in such
made and provided do Cainay, and tkc same to Lo
done do not permit yeTs unjustly and against the
laws and customs, it is said, &c And have vou then
and there TIE names 0t those sUmT0ncr, and this writ.
Witness David WIlmot. President oi said Court &c
Fowanit, the I'D day Of May. \ r. Taf7.
ALLEN N'ktNN ProthonOt2ry.
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Ia DMINISTR AyOR,S NOTICE-Noticc

"A hereby given, that all persons indebted 10 the
tate Of Eunice shoemaker, deceased late Of Winahsm II
are hereby requested t. make payment without delay
and all persons having ciaIos against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated fr settlement
EfIJAH SHOEMAKER "a.
RICHARD s. SHOEMAKER
March 81. lSj7. Administrators.
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ALLEN N'kEAN, Prothoaotary.

certify IL" above TO h tir2 copy of tc oycirawIit
toHN \. CODpiNG, ShcTin.
Sherits Office ToyF&;',Ia, June -, 1851.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

WHEAT GRITS, Samp, Hommony, Gra-
w ham Flour, Oatmeal Farina, Tapioca Maccaroni
vernicli Rice Flour Corn Starch and variety Of SINH
Ia roodS at ldnefI GOA .
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EXECUTORS NoTICE-Notice is here
by given that iii persons indebted 70 The tate VI
JOHN FORD, deceased, late Of Pike township. must
make Immediate payment, and AL persons having de-
ands against said estate, will present them duly authea-
ticated for settlement.
March Ia, 1857. STFIHEN BRINK. Executor.
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A pMINISTGATOR,S NOTICE. Notice
IA is hereby Given that all pcec-s rdchtcdto The
tateaf Eza kel Mead dee ateof South Creek tn
que,trd 9 make naAnep, without delay and all persons
having Claims against said estate mist present them duly
d,theutcatcd for settlement, 10 the Subscribers. 81
s--r r..-.. .-.- -..-- LEWIS MEAD. 81, p
June -, lS5c. Administrator with will annexed.
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4 UDwOEs NOTICE.-h Me matter q

I UUTTOKS NDIIIE.-7n 10 mGWtF q
"A the estate of BUteT SiR. Gfcct-td Ia the Or,
phans Court Of Bradford County.
Notice Is hereby given, that the Auditor appointed -
distribute money in the hands OF the uuju, atcr 0. the
above estate. viii attend the dutt3 OF his appointment
at the Office of WA Eweii IN the borough oi Towarda
Wednesday, the 18th day oi Jaly, lS57 al oclcck
r ". Al persons having Claims upon said money
present them else De forever declared from the me-
June -, lsj7. H. B. MkEAN, Auditor.
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A nAL,NIsrRArRIX NoTICE-Notic

A DMtNISTRAF FRIN OTICE.-N otic5
N hereby given that all persons indebted To the
tate of JOHN OMAN. late Of htIens twp, dec 4.
requested o make payment without delay; and all p,ss
having claims against said estate, must present theI1
duly authenticated for settlement 70 the subscriber.
ALNlRA OMAN,
March %. 1857. Administrative.
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4 DMINISTRAToR NOTICE.- Noticc

\ DNlNISIkAIDkS Notice
"A is hereby given that az persons indebted to the
tate Of ISRAEL BISHOP dec D.. late of Wysox township,
are rcquc ed to make payment without delay and ell
person. having claims agJne said estate. must prescnc
them duly authenticated. TO the subscriber.
March Il, 1857. GEO. 7. BISHOP, Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23
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CXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is here,

4 bv given that letters testamcnary upon the estate
of Irene Whitehead decd late of Pike twp have been
granted t. the subscriber Al persons Indebted 10 50 u
estate are hcrc.r rciucs tea make nntG!ite ierpcn
and those having anv claims upon said Estate proseas
them duly atiested tor settlement.
Q. ". NO8THEOP,
John ". BR.STER,
July 10 lhI7. EXrcutCrst