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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-06
grlcft :Mistfllanp,
A CLAIM AGAINST GOVERNMENT.
a TALE OF LIFE IN WASHING
TON.

1t is now-years-year since first
sat here in that old time, whom the
blood flowed buoyautly through my boy
ish veins, and Hope stood at my elbow.
How many generations of goldfish.
[ wonder, have Aoated in the dark pool
yonder, with its odd shaft, since first
sat here? How many Senators lave
been beaten? How many duels fought?
How many hearts broken And ah !
how many ossiied as mine has?
81 like to examine the newcomers
now. I love to gloat over the weary
waste of life before them. have trans
versed it and know. I know what it
is to set here beneath the trees upon tho
smooth shorn lawn, with its level walks
and fowery pastures waiting day by day
.ill our great Congress shall deign to
pass my 'little bill" Pass it they
must pass it Justice. forgot hare
no hope now. l have passed Hope, and
she lies weeping far behind me.
81 have olaim-a claim against
Government. Only for a few thou
sands, which Uncle sam would never
miss, while it would make me for life.
a just claim, tco JustI-Good Hea-
vensl-I forget myself sometimes--l
intend to tell you my story. If l offend
by my interruptions of myself, I beg
pardon. 1 am an old man--an old
mnni
81 have claim, say. My lawyer
found it for me. Hunted it up one morn
ing before breakfast, as one might say.
All, keen man / Bright was his name
Adam Bright. "Fo1y" Bright they
used to cali him, for short. That was
good joke once. I've told it to embas
sadcrs, sir The Spanish Minister
laughed to die at it, and then remark
ed--hal ha!-that owing to my rapid
utterance, and his imperfect English, he
had not eomprehended word of it
Why docs tina. man como this way?
He promised me assistance and drank
my wine. He could smile and smile,
and be villain still ~ All The goes
on up the stels. The curses of ruin
ed, broken hearted old man 60 with you!
1 have sat here on the hard seats, thro'
the hot and dusty summers, till the iron
they are made of has entered my soul,
and could curse mankind.
"What do 1 live for? I'll tell you.
I live to see Time pass by, wearily,
bringing to other men joy, happiness,
wealth, family while I sit here immo-
vable, rusting with the iron, while the
year slips past. I live to see my life
wasted and aimless my little fortune
spent; my f:iends estranged; my enc
mics triumphant; my reason fed; in
fact, live upon my hopes, and the jus
tice of this claim of mine-this claim
against Government.
"I was young once. I see you smile
at that assertion, but It's true. was
young and strong, That hand, sir, was
a mallet; and these placid muscles were
like steel. Strong and great-hearted,
and the best girl in the country loved
me, sir. All, am an old, old man, nowl
Poor Nelly! Poor Nelly Why did
you not leave me, when I took up this
claim Would that had died in your
arms, when took leave of you to come
to Washington. Ali but am proud that
she lives, and has never forgotten me. |
Oil Nelly dear.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-06

ES At the cornor of Bleecker street
and Broadway, there is building the
upper part of which is used as an Epis-
copal Chnrch, and the lower as Tav-
err. The following .jew d'esprit ap-
peared lately, written on the door Of
the latter
"There's spirit above,
And spirit below
Aspirit ofjoy,
And spirit of wo-
The spirit above
Is a spirit diYine,
As the spirit below
Is spirit of wine.'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-06

* Samuel W. Brady died in Win
chester, Virginia, last week. He was
one of the survivors of the Dade masse-
are in the Florida war, and was soldier
in the whole of the Scott campaign in
Mexico. At Chepultepec he was fore
most among those who scaled the walls,
and was so severely wounded as to be at
first reported in the list Of killed.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-06

~ A Miss Clegg, of Dayton, the
other day, in crossing railroad as
train was coming, made quick step to
get out of tie way, and catching her
foot in her hoops fell across tho rail, and
just escaped being run over by the loco
motive,
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Yggggg4,4 2MR1Mg.
|. R. GoodfeTlow,
William Ralston.

TEWELER AND SILVER
~ q SMITH, a few doors west
of the Men ulty House, Ash
NEH land, Ohio. Gold and Steel
GA< J4 Pens, and a choice variety
go of Jewelry, kept constantly
w lsZH on hand. Highestprice paid
: ~ - for old Gold and Silver. Re-
pairing done to ord r, onrea-
sonable terms-satisfaction warranted.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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.-A.sA
LL 80

EE The heart is cup empty till
it oyerfows. We have nothing to en-
Joy till we have something to impart.-
He olny lives who is not a reseryioFi
sbut fountain,
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~ The Burlington tIowa) Stat,

@ The Burlington (Towa) State
Gazette says that while some workman
were engaged in excavating for the celt
lar of Governor Crimes new house, on
the corner of Main street, they came
upon an arohed vault some ten feet
square, which, being opened, was found
to contain eight human skeletons OF g.
gantic proportions.
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NEusio TeaohinE.

II OUIS ZITTERBART, Professor
L. of Music in the Vermillion Institute, will
give instruction TO CLASSES in any town of Ash
land county private instruction to any fam
lies in Hayesville or Ashland. He gives in
struction on the Piano, Mslodeon and Violin.
He will also teach Bands in any town in the
county.
TERMS reasonable.
April l, 1857. 43tf
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New Livery Stable.

e@An B. GRAY, Proprietor. Fami
-. ly and Pleasure Carriages, and
s:40 Horses, to be had at all hours. Passengers
the shortest notice. Prices reduced to suit the
hard times. 9Stables in the rear of McNulty
House. Nov. 9th, 1655.-26tf
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Miller House,

M MILLER, Proprietor. opposite the samr-
IHl. sci House, Ashland, Ohio. Good fare,
reasonable bills, and good Accommodations. A
liberal share of thepublic patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-06

sTHos. KENNY. JOHN J. JACOBS
Kenny 6 Jacobs,
AsTToRNEYS AND COUNSEL
~ lors at Law, Ashland, Ohio. Office one
door East of Wasson d Stubbs Shoe Store
Jan. 2, 1857. 31tf
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AAWYnR2.


JAS. STEWART. ss.,za [w. sLocUE.
-asss Stewart & Slocum,
yTIILL attend to all matters in litigation in
charge.
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GOING GOMEZ

/" n. Mory, Coun-
wv ty Auetioneer,
will be s.on the go" at
every demand in town
and out of town, du-
ring the ensuing year.
WIN. II. MORY.
Iyp.
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Sanpsel House,

W. MELSHEIMER, Lessee, Ashland,
N. Ohio. This is one of the largest and
most commodious Hotels in the western coun-
try A faithful 0stler always in attendance
Nov. 9th. 1855. .ass.rrs,sss 26tf
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North American Hotel,
CoUTH-wEST CORNER Of the Public
- Square, opposite the Bank, Mansfield, O.
E. n. DENNISON, Proprietor.
Nov. 9th. 1856. 26tfs
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|. l.. Crane, N. D.,
CURGEoN AND oCCULIST, Office iS
- DuIin q Cranes Drug Store, Main st.
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. 9th. 1S55.-26tf
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JOHN $. FULToSI JOHN II. M3coMBs.
Eul.on & McGombs,
A TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORS AT
IN LAW, Ashland, Ohio, Office in the
Bank building. over the Hardware Store.
Nov 9th, 1855. 26tf
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PHYSICIANS.
d.. 4. Rnck,

DRAGTITIoNER OF MEDICINE AND
Il SURGERY, Rowsburg, Ashland County
Ohio. Nov, 9th, Is55-26tf
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McNulty House,

McNulty House,
e A SHLAND, Ohio, by WM. McNULTY.
III Rooms airy and commodious, and table
constantly supplied with all the luxuries Of
the season. Patronage solicited.
November 27th, 1855. ssa-zs--z 26tf :
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William Wilson
Willard Slocunl.

Willard Slocunl,
- A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office on corner of
IN Church and Sanausky Sts,. Ashland, O.
Particular attention paid to collections.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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DR.. s. Woodin,

go ID ESIDENT DENTIST, Office
LII one door east of. B. F. Samp-
Inp sci & Co.'S Drug Store. Teeth
inserted from one to full set. Filling done to
order, and warranted to give satisfaction.
November 27th, 1855. 26tf
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: IN draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of A greement, de-. at reasonable rates. Depo-
Ssitions taken with neatness and despatch. OF
fee in the Law Office of Kenny d Jacobs E.
November 9th. 1855. 26tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-06

Thomas j. Bull,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Loudonville, Ash
IN land County, Ohio, will attend promptly
TO all business entrusted to his care.
November 9th. 1855. 26f
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BpBlnrss Gurh5.
H@YRAg.
AMERICAN HOTEL,

CLEVELAND, OHIO.
A.R. WINsLOW, Proprietor.
s Nov 18th. 1856. 24tf
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IEJs! !5llyIl 0JEF1.E opRRpYl

4he A.3nyh0UFE nose ilIsl EIGIe !. IlsI. F111 &C
4fAt,f,sSi 9l1, l1,I PnnS Of h+y"ehbMFis, Va.
II i.naS nas pas losses. "A. .sEelLsY. BY.
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NU M / ls3
lI,TY ..III3i.USI.f less.
GOLDEN BEtE HIVE; STORE
= ia MAIN ST.. NJ Ii n INI8IRI13s =

~ q MAIN ST. NSE1IGgISIf163s
KILL 4h.L3 sTlgL63lshs IEhs4l1E3f
ToSE &,tT THOMAS tSla pleae4re IA
~ ~ !asA are nov In receipt Of ter ft stock Fa and
.1yabopdnS3 SRrtG16eB nnd NGtII1n o cry S00Ila.
ttt1 hlve iast EecStFe their F6l
@ stprks viii enable them to pres
selAe 70 siie Public more than c75-l
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS. F.
hsing Sy mr. t1 9t 06F DESIRABL atock and
yer. oueFtd 70 the P0hllc.t - =
10 their gorler variety they added q ISFre ate 81
Se5Pstns and Rugs Of the latest detsns and best makes
and also behuul line Of choice Purb SutabIe for ~
inter bOtI OF which, we'll aa t teF oios
Es!nsF9lS ttlSy nY1te the attention Of The Trade.
psen Ia tue Eastern cities abort time pFeYleS 10
ng largely with t Cash. tlseS have done fr ve1Ss
S as well as directly from the ItupofteFB and AShuSH
" Fs ~ some they able oGtT ndeeenaentS
Fxev.s q b. no SIMILAR house H. The WeSt,5
TO rSt the WRnts Of their rapidly incFPaGtuR TFnle
hayS l9is, and re nang ample AEranEemensto fnFulSh
one Of the best aeleeted stocks gooJS IA
~ -this stock siay be found taliy
42uOu yda Sksehf6TaenE some Of the finest irnbortHd
:, ast AsrinesS, Cashme1ss, Bomba1nEps
Iu Ine OF The Richest Painted Obrc Ghaded and as&.
N strll!. d Cashlnerea and QelalneE-impUFted.
4,Hl siqgly and CloakssrbYicng of Ehe richest
SYtf offered In " heGlihg.
lt0 yes Gpsiuns, DsbaSes, DrlaInes ana Pflnts Sud
d'vVQ = q eatlCsenb bFaeing the IaFFe6e llns 81
AneF1can Woolsns aud Cotton goods kept BY any a1iSF
tsoussl " not By any house the CITY
They have laid telt stock With view 10 elose, enIl
tFsts and Elsdss ts Public that upon htr paFS
hall te wanting t. please.
THY iSti eoht'lsnt that they eyF inducements 10
ne Unitsd stats EUtrOnble BOE EOusOodS Srnt q
carr. llOtel= aud Boats Tor cn6tOmerb.
GA ways on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathera.
toN9
MN i,
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New Stock!
4SSWe1Fy, N,9teheb,. q Locks. silver Ware.
AMI klANGlY GOODS,
I All BROWNIES #ll8s MAIN s&S'I,.
VIZ aubsertber announces l. rEturt tT,ui ne, E,s
iGte9 With much ts Of oods IN bs
me- that he has SET offered. - E t7
4tls numerous pAtronS the public
psctlly invited R,ile is
Wheeling, sePt II, 6G. = = = Ain setsst;
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IG -OlNl.llSI,NlNpENl,S.

LETTERS concerning suscrtption rtisiur o. other a.
business te lntSlllSrnrer, siVult addressed
=, rorItIvls.
cInevruuE tlr -,toruI partnent tls al,e.
yli In adresoe,l Ir Ei'IUrs Jointly eitileE
.IuI.fl.
writing puDlcauou vii, pleas. vri.,
.a,y side VI tue pal,T.
rules will greatly oblige
IrUn.pt attention cOrrespUndsnIs Ihu
. n.i. III receive.
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MISC III ClIIS. :. {

. --'. 2 '41'.9 9s37Is3Es. 5000. 70
hE PRoPRlETORs take great pleasure. In expressing
thanks for the gratifying unprecedented sue
cess which have ter instTution since
ts taUlshment At tie Capital St6dl6ea them TO re-
to meet til tee RJt UfceRt aister tie
deit9n9 l0E
ID4rse " FerctHte frttHtg. Tile great practical
Ol ts Prnepa In heavy Banking aud jOmngr.
Sial Houses 1sssted by elcatsi accomplished gensle
aen mas enabled him g bFiug to- degree prrectlo \
o. COUNTING ROOM instruction. by oral extrulbe
NOT 4 ATTAINED by ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
oH thlt prOcess, dF1llet
H step BY step qntl he las astered te whole r6atng
OF ah ASc9untunts duties rs thOrOuvyGS GEoGG& AS %
sSEee0 an apprenticeship in EtrgS Cai1ertiaf
gSe and thus I'll faerius, egrrgi0uS
bl9hdete are In great measure, iisspattd -
N addttAon to our engagement accomplished AssiSt-
ants We have Also services al gOnl. oT tI
topics. = ~ ' " sS4lhts l4sl AS4AA
course Of Instruction u extended 10 partcnlarise
IHs eYerY thing with DoCBlE
Buuh kEEPlNti, with free and full discussion Of
uhc
anu sOTy Of Enlignt Cennlerclal Atu, Commercial s!
Commercial Products, Commercial CalculrtlonS
F"!lticGl Economy Mercantile LNG, Etcs OI TFG,r Part
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.kNLUO nAGk AMERlCAN 7STAE'UP1CT6RE6
BUA A.ASet' - fkSOaEEk E&ERlEESEk5S
WIiting Fluid

tl1 sopetloF FIad Ink has been before te puble
- nov nearly two SeaFs t has been constantly Raninr
AYR, ana Is nov preferred by to The faFSed A..
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and thsf fpebiis generally, very cSI,rleiS
- t5sis' II Y p''sssi ~ soo;;..s
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-: special Notices charged $50 per square, per annum
- Lrsl sui are, the discount for
~ squares under the general head aud IL
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hemoVals
1 Apgit 4; O.. R
" tfs1l EIdtl, VT
EsO.s1 1S5S "a rl&Sl il6FRae
R one door Ii7E q
10 = 1eASt1t1l f
/ ~ oesetat - n in ~
~ ~ rs h e.ie s.
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Tralns leave New Philadelphia 145 III Dover IL sa5
at =: o. ~ rVGs ut BnyArd 4 CONNECTING
With Tram on Mnn Line, for ClSy.land, Pittsburgh aud
Mheelng Leaves llaYad at iih n, ot Train
roul Cleveland, GrE ant RS M t
zse d Arrives ~ Dover At 4UV, AID Aew PhLadeibLS
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8. DAY ST0ISlTfiSN7
lsIl..

q Z y e F 4 y - ~ y 20 o.
{ ~ tss y ss - 81 ~ = Il
: - = - - 80 g 9 = e &
7S.,s;,5a , tJ - ~ ~ \ = y 20 4tts y
~ ~ .geyg 20 lbheeEeng dc tHtttsbuTgh
Hl 1s.sI Ms1aays MgTc' y 1881, Trains VIII
- 4etsHl AsHAE1Y4 AeAEYll l5e sASefteul 80 ioltoWs:'e
LEAVE tCLEyEEAND.
IN ~ g!Is . iSg as
NJ. s'.'s - e'AS .A
2$5 p II Express Train SSpS only n Hudson n,
Alliance, BAl ard SaIineyfiie Syeiia1vtiist
Liverpool, aud arrive II PittNturSi, 81 - q 3 ~
stsII6ns st--'' : 41's' sA'4 Apa " "
=. A4teAANl fEFFSB UkGlls t55t SO
s'o a y aa @ EEans stops 9t WAY Stations, arrivel at
T1tHst4hd AZ 4:OV Z III and Wheeling At S:55
s:OO T,sNY ExIrs5. ,I.,, 5t.a. ..y,.,. t.s4t
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l1.l. l..ANN on iN1.NN 81. ..Nl. l..lS

who do give express notice the col.
;Il Ls.u.Ts Wisldhs tVcontiuue heir SubScriI.
: Ii scrU,rs order tile dseontnuansv OF their erl.
publisher - cVlshu, sei,1 Iem until ali
.-ges Faru.
Iii sGLsSrlDcrs neglect their perOdi-
a. . Uuers to Wnch Ihry directed, they heIt
LosGt tli Ic5 have Ie bi ordered tlrili
.'-.IiEuIa.
rubScrIGSFs other places without
:. ~, tubls,Ts tie IdItfS iOrer
,slrG, IL'! AIT tELu rSslVLsIbtS.
hate Sidsd that refusing take lDrroL.
oncs, removing leaving utGallc,.
:,,I rtRtr IrrtI evI'Iei'sc oi Intentional irnud.
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/. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
LORIN ANDREWS!

E l. y. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President Of Farmer College.
L0RIN ANDREWS,
President Of Ksnyo College.
= - &se . : go
TO T. young men who wish TO acquire Bustn Etura.
We think u Rmotds facilities seldom quRIed-
w HRASeER has the teorst al knoWI.
and ap!ness In nteeehng, added practical Counting
Eoo and feel confident that graduates from
& 5IIfeda set QE BOOla = - S4e's5i
=. SToNE Wholesale and Retail Merchant
80 JANNEYJ Secy Board of Control, State Bank Of o.
J: y =: FARM, Book Keeper ut D. r. 3No0dburyls.
D.0Y iY YE!EI1ER, Book Keeper ~ Clinton bank
u u. z, MILLS, sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C'B' MASON, Book Keeper At y. IL. Riley Co.'s.
(. 81 skof tuh particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER d IAI34NSTROHG,
ls5-!S PrODrietorR.
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TIE LADIES DEP4RTOENT
y nov opened for The reception aes No Institution In
this Department. . '2 y "
a conclusion, would add that We shall put forth our
!ss. sorts 20 merit in st tesree the iSs
with which enterprise has met aud ICE
Lttage 0aeete4 70 t1urt more tOr0n0h ytiCfirtji
SoaEse Etti JOrae ut am
'tter similar Mercantile LSlkkege.
"A tln..h -.
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e the undersigned take pleasure In testying that We
are acquainted wilI r. Gr1nger's ABILITY nsV
and Teaeller Of Book Keeping, which Is Of the
lsnSst oEuer tte has had experience as an Ac.
c9lhtGnt in heavy Commercial Banll. HOUSES bie
ves nun superior facilities In iTparung FrGcffctI
iHFtffSG SSSt"hStGst
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
no the School Directors of Bradford Go

CENTLEMEN In pursuance of the 43d section OF the
VI act of sth May 1854 you hereby notified TO meet
in Convention at the Court House. in the Borough of To-
wanda, on the FIRST MONDAY OF MAY, A d. 1857,
being the fourth day Of the month at one o'clock In the
afternoon and select viva voce by majority OF the
whole number Directors present person OF literary
and scientific attanments and of skill and experience in
the art of Teaching, as COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
for the three succeeding years determine the amount OF
compensation for the same and certify the result to the
State Superintendent at Harrisburg as required by the
Goth ond 4Oth sections of said act Z. GUYER
Highland, April l. 1851. County Superintendent
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I .IST OF JURORS drawn for May Tern
Il 4 and Sessions 1851.
GRAND JURORS.

JURORS.
Ridgbury-Samuel Tubbs,
Miles +. Squires.
Standardization Keeler
Ebenezcr 2. Titus.
Sheshequin-Obadiah Gore,
Towanda boa. j. Easter,
brooks, John Wilson.
Tuscarcra-Chester Wells,
Cyrus Shumway.
West BurliDgton-Joscph
Hilton.
Windham-Jonathan Payne,
WEEK.
Ridgbery-S. Squires, 4. D.
Smith, Henry Peterson. R.
Miller.
South Creek-John Pitt.
Smithield-T. II. Seward.
Springlield-John Voorhis,
Standing Stone-F. 5. Whit
man.
Troy tp.-M. Smith, Joab
Kinyon, S. G. ChiIsnn.
Towanda tp.-Wm. Decker,
Miller Fox.
.Towanda boil Essenwine.
Tuscarora-Bcla COgswell.
Ulster-John s. Anthony w.
McCarty.
Warren-David Brainard.
.Windham-Joseph Webster.
Wilmot-N. T. Horton, Phi
lander White.
WysoX-Geo. Granger.
WEEK.
Rome-5ason Chaffee.
SrnitlIiield-W. Brown ,Jona-
than King.
Shcshequin-Reuben Young.
Standing Stonc-t. Ennis.
Springfeld-T. Il. Beardslec.
Towanda boz. p. Kirby, /.
:. Post.
Towanda tp.-P. II. Scovell.
Towanda north.-M. Bost-
wick.
Troy tp-R Stiles, J. Hunt.
Wells-L. Grinnell. Jas. II.
Brink, Jas. J. Osgood, W.
c. killgorc.
Wyalusing S. Ackley.
wEEE.
car Young.
Sheshequin-Wm. J. Del
pouch.
Smithfeld-H. Quick, Hollis
Allen.
Springfeld-W. Berry.
Standing Stone--G. Brown.
Towanda bo.-J. w. Wilcox ,
Jos. Kingsbery,.
Troy tp.-J. o. Ward, John
Porter.
Troy bo.-Wm. Morgan.
Warren-Henry Whitaker.
Windham-W. Wheelhouse,
Benz. Kuykendall.
Wysox-E. Il. Myer, Harry
Strope, VIM. Goodrich.
r. Fuller.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In lie matter of
N. the estate Of Nathan MAYNARD Decd In the Or
phans' Court of Bradford County.
Notice is hereby given that the Auditor appointed to
distribute money the hands of the Administrator of this
estate viii attend to the duties of his appointment his
Office in tie borough of Towanda Thursday the 9Th of
April 1857 at o'clock, p NJ. All persons having claims
upon said money must present them else be forever
dcbarred from the same. j. ID. MORROW,
March 8. 1857. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-M tie matter Of
IA the estate of Beriah Pratt deceased In the Or
phans' Court of Bradford County
Notice is hereby given that the Auditor appointed to
distribute in the hands Of the Administrator of the
above estate will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his Office in the borough of Towanda on Friday the
10th day of April, 1857, at O'clock p NJ. All persons
having claims upon said money must present them,
else be forever debarred from the same.
March 8, 1857. =. D. MORROW, Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

GRAND
Athens tp-Ewd Ovenshire,
II. II. Green, J 5 Wolcott,
Guy Tozer.
Armenia-Nathan Sherman
Canton-Thomas Williams,
Elisha Bloom.
Columbia-John II killgore,
Franklin c Ridgway.
Leroy-Ezra Holcomb.
Litchfcld-S Mckinney.
Orwell-AlOnzO Potter
Pike-Simeon Tay.or.
TRAVERSE JURo
Asylum-Jnnathan Terry,
Charles Thompson.
Athens tp.-Gco. L. Easter,
brooks, J. T. D. Myer, Da'
vid Gardner, A Beidleman
Burlington-John Arthur,
u. VI. Alexander.
Burlington West-C. Taylor.
Canton-Lewis Wheat, W
c. Pierce ,R. M'Clclland
Columbia-Andrew Jackson,
Durell--B. Laportc. Geo. ",
ArnOt, Madison Decker.
Franklin-F. F. Fairchild,
Leroy--Eye EFT Wilcox, Al
fred Fellows.
Orwell-Abel Darling, W.
W. Wiswell, Jas. q. Frost.
Pike-Isaac Lines, TraveI
Bosworth, Simeon Brink,
o. G.. Canfeld.
sECoNI
Armcnia-Robcrt Mason.
Asylum--John NJ. Gamble.
Athens bo.-A. o. Hart.
Athens tp.-Robert Sutton,
Burlington-C. K. ScOutOn,
Burlington bod. A. Ross,
Canton-John Mix.
CoIumbia-Wm. Smith, W,
Mosher, \. b. Austin.
Durell-Danicl Holland.
Franklin-Ira Narney.
GranvilIe-H. IL. kinyon, G,
II. Vannest.
Orwell-Wm. Smith. Minor
Taylor, Cbas. \. Morey.
Pike-S. 3. Clark, l.. Lewis.
THIRD
Asylum-Geo. II. Morrow.
Athens tp.-M. Wheelock A.
Smell.
Athens bo.-L. s. keeler.
Burlington-Ira \. Weed.
Canton-Jamcs Ketchum.
Columbia-F. T. Cornell.
Durell-Wm. COOlbaugh, Z.
Bull, +. NJ. Bishop.
Franklin-Nathan l.. Dodge.
Granville-M. c. Wilcox, l..
Taylor.
Herrick-M. Slocum, E. 3.
Mintz.
Ridgbery-Jas. Mitchelh NJ.
COyell.
Rome-F. W. Maynard, Os-
Wyalusing