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SCOTT house.
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( NOksEh VT HAkh5s0N AND FRONT
~ osfsssss oas square ksacn Tie Steam eonhst = a
ssrrs - Gig !. Humphrey -, Fsoprsssers,
ss-s- fssssssfs.st s.eass " their kAsssra ffssnas
sse lie lshAs gssEssY ilsflss hass pafchassa III.
LAAuk NEW HOTEL,
AID aided usors sAsa saaf 10 iis former ssss I'D
.sF ~ Lttsa AID EsfAfsasEsa The eA tire kouss
= pfTiss~d ~ - easf lie ssay q. aussis pleasant
sSss 49,. Ata u ..s.st scuaisauAGes VI The paYos
- - Aas.sas tsstoass alSll shsn- hsrssofsre
lkas ha-se i eae VI tbs Uost psnsa1t .Vsasless Ii
ssft, saMassAdlLk tss VI the river. VI kosk
tsss ID city sac VI CID III AEasiro@g ssk4xf
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L. C1AAmE ROUND0Y
- = CLINE 0HOR.
NJ DONAuUE, SUCCESSOR 70 NInens.
AVAs - ClAiss . Oavslrort, havfaA pureAeeee
shs asSss yssmisss. II row Dsepars1 y 800.
STEAM ENoINIs,
e Ne sAsess kasAs ssi,ssas v ~ waaas Z ~
cAsTIzos.
IT, ~ - Ne li0sescs vastsNss q
MILL oKARlN00 AND sgAvTuoo.
u ~ dssestssioas
House WORK or THE LATEST oIYLRo,
csps W. Sss:ssss, csas.ss. Ae.. -. always %
Csnsssse1 With he ehsss = yssDiag 0sp. nsAss
shs direction u nsL u suysTisr sllh
BRASS AND cONrooIrlON on CASTINGS.
MADE TO ORDER.
1AD0lT INITIAL ALWAYS or HAZE.
~ stesA u pstsssns fsr Naehtsagy, Dui,1ssa epd
Osn.nestai purposes. y UNSURPASSED " apy sIniht
eesahliAhnsrt IL the West
9sDaAseng 1one - ehs oAosssee 2oeoee.
Csasyss ssassassss ceaA .. ~ unss pa,l ~ ~
cs.ssr = Front and ssss,sss. psss,rr
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Chleoge { Reck island Railroad.
E~.u r-z,-,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
~ AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE FIRST.
~ 81 eastl farther Notice, rrsaa vii Gsave tos4
- 0&uy, f6audays s1eertec) - fol-. -
Nm uxpFses And Mall train q ........iosis a
A ENH4 1&sNoe M..-e....s-+.+~..s.s....s ~ a. 4 !,
- - ono - enso earl. ............ $50 4 .
eeYe41, - foslowe
n S.sneseas =. =: ........-......s... % a
. MeaUai Asd - Claee ears 81. .........leA r Al
49, tsNne ovsr thls Mad are 10 direct evan~ett. nj
1Aaenlo With tralas over both the AgcLlyau SCAT
- 80 mishspAn CeniFa u r. ~ aud from p~tsos,
Ioeeac CIeveiAnd, Ce.umkas, Clasaan.f1. P.tssbar.
Ra.x,9, ose.o. Niagara Fss, Aisaas, New forE
snneoelpAtat Baltimore aud wsehaAxtva Alec. a
- neus nth tfaus Of the usiaoss Central Asa.
1ees1 - 0a1sna and South to ot Louis aud carr
Swsaee psssss stsssss can - prccar~d N
- HENSON
T,ehs, Agent, Il II Drpot. H
keeoe1Dese are reUAndea VI the uscsssiiy " swlns
eeeaaet dsessioae 70 The dsstiaaioa " hs.y -
loes Ae0s TO procure Gssess before sakiag s<ass II
49,. = The eonanetoss collect fsres easy 10 sta
- the nas o. The Chicago aud Rock Is.a.u
JOHN v TRACY, sapsrla,saa%as
WalsnAn, Assf 9upi
- lsinnA, Arrl ~. ls35
MsN~-~--~-~--~-~-~@~
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Stoves STOVES. STOVES.
Stoves among Stoves |!
~ vss,ssAls A. sesAsl-
WIc11n1AN = WILLIAM.
10 gssns - 81 Lsvss,
MOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION or
leslsauss q Is1a, = thsis ksss "a casslsS $50
cAAsess 0Ah CoensAnG 0oovu
WlieA Aes ssvse hand ~ rsvA, - ~ aAsaeaeees
40 lasahtity. Alss.
.TAs 1eyal 0eoAi
~ Osa, fsssasiy srosoAt Into Ne vesessa nasAss
The 1esess no0ei
1sssasd ssss. sinois and dsrsss. aas ~
heating oosveel
vaAeas aoohsr, 81 Of watAA - ess = - esasssy
g -, ese4ae assured shas essielAsisa On . sse
eessd " evesy eose
9aaDesss 1oels AnA 0ooaa,
psseesA ~ JapannsA Wass,
. nanalAsssssss pssess
wafer ceessss, nsGsaossoesss = TsnWass
of e4s ewn 1Ana1kssnse, whieh - yin sapp,y eeas
n ooolees - AvssaA1e ts90e. esogy pme
fATsts1les amenities ~ y 6o1os uee0nR, opest.
tnG an4 DOB Wuse n general
Dsa't esuss sss piase. 10 Dasyevs Dsssk
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. i co.
Wholesale and Retail: Grocers /!
FaniisSs supptssd On sa.ri nenee
ME ARE NOW IN REcE,rr OF FRESH
" supply u every article usually kept ia our
lls Thankful for iasf patronage We would asa .
ssas'1aaAss ~ same suoAaa
MoLAssxs s'
baltimore Oysters, Lobs.ers, Clans, aalmoa and
sardlnss In Cans, superior article and warranted
Preserves. JsAsss, 0srkins, Englash Plcklsa, Olive
o., Pepper Sauce, kstchups, kc., In 0lAse
sanees, Tymatoss fssshss Horse RAdlah, Herbs,
md !. Powders IN Cane
ss~1, Pearl Harley, Groaad Rles, faFsna, saierssas
starch. soda, Exsracts u si kinda, Aasessvni Yer
naicsA, fngey soAps. BrnsAe~, uaskesa. ne.
Sandea Flour. Cora NxA., hoaulEy, Dat Neal, &c
Loasssisls Csmsnt. Nalls, Olass, "a. &c.
Al aLa s!asni-o cur stock which ws VIII warrant
" pALzELL, IN q co,
ls29 y 1cs B~easd AID Perry syreet
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Railroads.

O0Ubse bssts, Double Pfscc, male 70 eFlel
D. Louis, March ls-dly
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-01-28
Our New vo.sms.

VIII the rsss'a; uenbgs - c>ss.
mcacc The s,canl v,lawc n ,hc IA
sotA sr,a = he Star hss been
daring ~ existence. ous matters al
iaiw. ssd n. iaFid inercase q oaf
Subscription l.si. a. web a. s3vciii'.
irs patronage. proves ics vel Ia
appreciate Var cxefii9ns. We slall
male NJ promises 80 70 tie ls'src.
further titan this ~ sss.l ue .hl
saur ea,stiun. and be a. llcsal N cv
vcrd'asc J. make the ">ras' vain.
allie - hsJsre. ssl s much usore 81.
A. ,,ae AL i~sCssassl eAgsfigsee ~.
10 cur .ossr.
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4 correspondent foF the Nc
ldrt c aa1rsj .Nr riasr al
Rorrr, gives a descriptions Il The
s.aigay in Crav orl's anaic d.
sigr.., ,ce the Cardel - Wsshirg-
ton sad for private e.gsras. The
statue % America DO ac placed
IN tie ,ofy 1sGe, is thas desc'b-
sd;
tbs fgl-oi lscry &c. h:gh,
AND sltnis tvi,h ihr risht hand
nNin. ota shcaihti sword, anl
De- l,lt On The sA.ela az oar c,sn-
IN W The hFvastarc lheialfial
u the lasei States, ard a dill
pate draary 5 "a agaaad as :,
IN utiyht puere lias iror'
;lr lsaeI-. Toe Napc iaiis 81
aa outer 'rpefy iH tha i.rsl,g
aFumd 'sr s'atar. lestiag on,
the BE S afl q ratsl OF III,
urcs uncovered. For Tie usssl
eep te ariis; hs ~ <i.aird !
hslus. The crgst o. which i M
esq d sd, vita = .iclly falling
4. tie 81 .,sliefs. This eraalc.
uesec Honlroua'y beautiful. Ad'
deulN ual ioi}y puroae, ear.
us j. ati theuglai'aiiy sook,ni
ont ium shc givsi ftusc.
Tue t,slau % 81 lnaisn.' inter-
ded lafcas Western ~sr,bVt.ri. Ia
neje 6ifar tApr ir = pre.aun'
Il tEs u. fcs1a o. IL nacil
Tie siaiislaa stsi esuftlic isaH'
uvea,imisshis ,'af li'r rsst pcecll
- W s'sat lows ne ht4d u.rI
"a u;sa laln, While lie cilc
hsad = escnelrl IN Agency. j.
.tmrh q ssi. 1zs I'D - wcTssI
ton. bcsudiuv over ias child eal'a
rs Nesting On bet bosom. Will
iit q her he tie le .t's graves ,
lwr u~-thOSe graves bcssd
Which IS her only ace of rssf-
al sweet Voeas. al q toucll
ing emh tintA. Ella waanaus an
= moticf's rici.
Ssserd has-geliefs brnns
dacss d the Csfascl. nlsescutin
n~s'ieaal evrats. sFv 10 be cast !:
lie Muusch foaniues.
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Thc i 1i p , ofcr
u bIua mtno y.ry tmely Aaggo,-
liou m ac du'iei ~ me current
yeaf epHes E the blowing very
ac1 .hlc canclutlont
Finally ma'pa msnlYc-f you
ave mtny aI' 81 Business, lha,
yuaw1 push BE- Nih all the ccnu-
ou' hhcuIily, slil,t ngd enter
pri.n y0u can mu.I er-and by
wav of taking "a hush start and
combining Toe whole e'ur in oac
crous effort, ile Be thing YOU
can 10 Is, leyouni question, Ia
take q Newspaper, and send 10 II
a poUa long ulscrtiacmcut-onc
10 tlat kud which uor ouly makes
certain Chat yoW mme will b,
..b by oil ,hc world, bat which
also pfEcs that YOU are doing b
first rate b1suess, and can aaort
'tn make ID kpoNu. The wofl,
loves % r%stronise those whom !
thinks ure doing well-and liberia
adycrtisinr is a. mlai.aig sign q
prosperity, a. times -. OF nj
habits, tbis Is beyond ques,iry
one % The very hist TO lorai az q
/ beginning Of TIE year aud as sscl
we sincerely commend it u al
/ 0 lend aad readers. IN.
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Nhni eAe IA. sbai.if
0taHn p iN
~ Haalfk "a
Wa hsH.UN l.fNH
Ell HNil
.H.t Is .nlIII
tfl iIfflN Yf
i lf alHll Hi ii.
a.a UIatIId IV al. Hli.InIi
tf To ali',t
fhr henH ta' NO ile lif0h
l'i . ihr hH'lH 'r FnlHr
lVihH hHff ~ en a'HI0lI 10 aif
uh' wrn' lH' over oHHnfl aafl. an
lunbil, m wa hive lUUHag laNi
foh'0t 90 llo ll' NeN Ftr fUf
tt0Nl h aul fNfe uoi0r nnli r'
anvil DIFF ba fi t.nllam lU
.tnl . "yiuIIy hou'l ls 10 o.
,hHmp' .a.f iho 'iUo.mul. hnI
lhe sou Nats aa. lar, .it hnt Walll
cailntl ryc la WrWaall o 'o
have tho mura 81 Huo % these
Southern mlt.tv li,h Ere morn 1al
uall' IN ia,ott. l.et llam tv North
ern pnl rntion" Wcsufi certain
a. n.NII.h itrla N-rHannstp .HHf Er
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Nj Buchanan, aic gossip tells ns
will write lls tauvunl with an
eagle Quill, NJ pl1ckel by man
from the VIM. bat the free rllt OF
onr naticnagL ird. 1t Tpcnrs that
Senator Bvwn. oil Mississippi. was
pruclaimiG the certain election Of
M. BaJnAn, when a feather
drnppay at his feet, from the wing
ofan Aglc tia, was flying over.
The Gentleman preserved the quill
andkai il forwarded 70 Ut. boch-
ann.
II is o grca. pity to spoil 80 no
tsn.ic Il story, but as ti's Il .
.prosaic age, and WI have TO dc
with nnitcr-ol-iact people. We
venture to give, on cool authority
the following version Of tie nal.
her IN watch hispari.cl'arr c Lies
feather was actually procured aud
Tue keen and sarcastic regsrA its
proposed use elected from u r.
lruhlican Senator.
Scra;or brown was visiting =
fieud in tie yiciaiiy Of Washing.
ton, who has ID n raeca 6ne hall
eagle. Willie his friend was cSh.
biting; L - nis guest, the iNpFi.
.onea tqrj dropped ifoa h. VIII.
. lsarhcr. vaea SENATOR faOwi
picked up, csciaim,ag Ls wani,
ufvaul Nssale,cai 20 Af huch
auaa. On Ii, ue.afu 30 WASHING
ton, lie ne, ~. scwsss. AID
a:ser relating tie nc teni. told "a
he intended 70 send thit iea b.
/ from an caeles wing 20 he l'esi
/ dru, elect. .'.,t hr might avpro
. priatclv make NJ q IL 10 wasa'
his inaneufal sdipss. 'iiaapa.
i. N pnudc. seward gu.c.ly IN III
+, aw wsw-.Nn tasl-s 'saect
/, Essle; a slAyr karie'
\. Ni'sl a world Il meaning J
coech ew hri a.sgail
inarls una wv completely Ia
lat s.roy 40 lir ruuaHcCc Hvlfi -
+. lhe ,asles .adler.-shali.sasE
psTs;.
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Tug Asrcr sew loas.
Th> Aston bwr. i.c tetsrst "a
he b.. jain jserb As,U', - To
BE- duplicated hv biz son. W. II.
Astcr. 4 building similar IT, ihv
ore which alecalv onsaieuss La
layc,ic Place. Is h,iag eros.rd o.
.he adjoining vrnuH.. Dc. Aston
.gigrs Sa0e,eJD 10 the ncw usarv
bH.ldng-,he sic aiuac being
valued a. Sso.nJ1. When estn-
plclcd Tive ,so together WI nEkc
one o. toe iirs~s derasl:osiss q:
literature ia .hS eouulr-.
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Paasla Schools.

We understand inim a private lci.
icF sddusScd to I'D. Miller. 'h.t the
Rev. NJ. A. ". iesug sail have
sarclalsl % lase shawet 4 lAsih ihs
sehocIs 10 Pencils. Ms. Joutg 9iil
.i.isc, the Female lns' si.e. wairt
vii cpca q, the sevead Meaiy Is
February. Mia Yoses has hal snu
sidsahlc experience a leasairs. aud
l. II every rcsrcci ~cAnas'eof coHssc
,lse ,Als S.hstl Ihe Nale Acsiemy
Nil be aaasr tie immeil.,e are O.
Mr. fvars.sai vi eemu,eaee On ths
sesepd vse~las II February , ~.
lsars will surcria'gni 'ah sclaals
lie hss had Il s,,s q feerir,a Years
sxpr'isacs in :,avhiug. al We i,c.
cuailsn, ihd he has lhs .h.'ilv l.
saslp, ,hsss shss,s Ia a rauar'
taAs all fvaecs .rvdii ugcn raEola
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A rrrvYr T.oreur.-Thr at
.enn=n n a little girl y ig cailsa
% q resr-bu.h. on vhesc topn.rs'
stem tse oldest rcSc vss issiinr.
but below aud arnund which three
heaat III ,liasor. buds verc Just
uatelling sacir charms. shrsrsIess-
u exclaimed ~ lcF bTpthrF-"sec
Willie. shcse little iu.n have inst
swassnrd to hiss silcis mother be-
fese sic d,cs T.
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CArHci fCiSg y iaEtsSp-Aernf-
dug % Asehhilhna Csllsn. the
Roman Catholic taarh ia Ireland
: passing ,amasA : prslipts crisis.
~ksghs.su ieSiinisns<.' he sirs.
ar, Iuau.Asa in pabliu. with the
rHpio'ss design ct dcssrcyitx the
tain and Asasa's Of the r~ar Ca
ihalse<:' and II ls>ps Gxe sanuzn;z1
.r1rur spnr.oeuw
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ig Ne ierttrllc.e the &. D.
story ST. aen't. uUta wu-iogit ~,
v.iiys e b,yunl al ,onr
"assts i eanf" a. Islssss
+. 10 . D +. us or crgiri
"Aa oil Sea sisaleeltfi aa,e
i0d N a s'agy. lie Wss slsa a
rts ify Ne g iess r%osl-st AVS
OF ava verlf+ i-Asi saw lsnr
-auytSake an attack u.n ~ snei-
m1us lui, los. lhr snsle ds4 j.
ed afcg . ~ he ive is. trt D.
lFgR. to b. eE a gsr vih be
sh sstsst Ma a. iAe isIl
bsia cah ecs,l swell sirr tue
clhsr, agd eohiigs,-, BIS eaialAf
Wtmdsa Until euials v4s ltt q.
r4Atg 81 lhem.t
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4 nn bI2Fy

A ~ nfI l1e /, istttlht
NJ tgsH ellh atl Nv m, u iiaH
4Hlshia anasAM va tbi Wv i
n SOL hsA lee harapsuasly A.
hl l4H shs laa Iseu 4 4
ail FL VllA ~ eAs anil
0Nfi ~ vAh W tis anl Va N
. inlll an filuH lntltP fpNh 70
iat be hhed hd hsafiilar
5000 Hi
ufia itaNtW fflmNraYemsf n
H iHHt i Hnl
..fulI IN m iop
VS. lN.ualnl lfi wii H|lp gOh ne
iui h.ie0n lHi#
nlI IaN INt pIt ll Hfrilnnalp
iinI Hf llaD.l flhaf Ne llr on
ul Uo i aHHl ulHNol d
lna -iiIr- tllHH ehmllnri
flf H78R ffT'
Ar' lhen ne mHnl ZAP "a IN - Hnhl,
hnl marflly lOal lp lOllpA oN du
% la.I.t
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- lie tia. tcss's cf Ia sncrs
tors e -seSse< le has III sirsss - b.
s~n. Ne other psrsca ~ livei FEC
du-hssoc: usr ought :hst ~ be rcru-
lei cars xiich vs< hse teshse ne
nd hsia<; 80 vhat aisssssx- cea
I he 10 . bind nsaa thai u ssrelt
hai sevd ilsssf
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pe4oer, l'rrsac
tho principles Of sclcuc, N w
stfuclle IL the uuiyors, l'as ~
yiiel manio aluly and n initiate
n Il ~ u h. had said TO he Inhahl..
mnl, Of lhi, globe, that wefa''
ours ~ have made an earla iar
man tbdNtn upon mud luyc rrn'
dcfed the starry heavens ls'hlsi
10 teach him &c cuce mud fhc are
Tie can nav provide iwhia own
comfort, and lcara ifoymy munl-
dccncc TO all. to DO ND TO each
olltrr,'
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ftesesSu Tss fsl,Ct ~ wttrs.
-Thefc sVFeanS ~ The tarsrs -einr
iire slnce. an sfeernt Il sle iiga *
4 The ffiase Il wslrs ~ + ssA.
rrsrsas hey. sewe ailex has xz7<-
:Faiel the sofsvirg N he sshsees;
~ rrnce ~ NLS. 80 Ss~m4s d..
tpse t,ss>rr tueaa< esuA
t. A<x- srrafs - - - rhtz.
All >x<s - rvs. A>ss = "a.
umu GnN~~H
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"a" Tie weather drrrg no past
week has hecn vnf'orf -'ome'in ines
showing, then raining and very vau1.
shd to conclude With. W. suppose. a
heavy ,hundcr storm visited rs during
1Nsdsy. Va ara sa''tied TIA, u
VII clear ~ sess - hfs dts'. but
vlel, We Would noi TIE 20 undertake
70 rues' from preseH, appearances,
l. mlghs 'huli on a wtulh u two 'on.
rar vi hNui much exerar. pct,s.
,rssns la,k sulsy and ha'eart. hsy.
ias become ce,aplaiely exhausted rul.
Ing heavy boots oft of tie miro
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as lI,N Nh D. g. provn hta
.jast fecs',cl analct large lt Of
e ilya' snch ia sYa'tt, cranfe
to lu', &c.sAe,A NV also eg8antiiy
ot 0no nrssly, @ laite Of wiich he
has ~ ut We have ,ricd T.,
and pronounce q a very Doe ar.la'o.
~ Who vau, r,hd tisrs c.p Is,
them ay ealing N naawNS ta,,
On Ihq carror, I, lhel ,we ouil ID
- mcafio no fic' iAa, he hasaroih.
q larrc zoe Il gslcv, quilc as lrge
AL "healihl as any ever im.dr,el.
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n 4: ::::;':!'|ii;';Ijl;3E
ahnaa1Ihu l.sE,
o., rohtuun M p'''Hy = wv
u,ss. wuiIu l>xt>s l'ntl'en:
lnrls l,vsdr outline II ll'c bend
s, h puslIlcn M The sl'ou'dt,.
uI1u II uersuns, lluvr,cr,' de
IN untNflcnuc Nd'ls, 'nrw ted'
rally rhmn-s, mud 'l'elf 'er'
aud nnolpa exceedingly hal,"-
IlI.l. pud VI sLnpul. , I'e'
Aos not rsIoltl below
ks,r shoulders !
ASo. Il will tcadil, NJ prerclv'
IWahat the danplw,s of it"'nc
arc much bfrrior, Al ~ s''nnl
beauty. to tho daughters u
America f. Cor 40 divinity III
our wlnslc.s angels extends
from the c,ouss Of their head.
IN jlNsoAes ot'lrir Ieei-Inc'u'
m IleMud ~.
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-22

GES. PAcKENHAM-We copy the following
from the New-Orleans Picaynas, of the llth
instant -
We were yesterday credbly informed, by
a gentleman who resides near the spot. that in
September last, the well known pecan tree, un-
der which the remains of General Packenham
were buried, a few miles below this city, was
broken off, thirty feet above ground, by gale
of wind, and cannon ball, fired from the Br.
tish lines during the battle, was found embed.
ed just where the trunk broke off. Thus it was
that the brave Briton slept under one of his
own missiles as his monument
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-22

ndS The Syracuse Standard relates that
q week or two since wild young man, the son
of respectable citizen of that city, arrived
there from the west in company with hand
some, well dressed stranger who was introduc-
ed to the bloods about town, as young man
from the west. The two friends took lodgings
at Hotel, visited the saloons and places of
amusement, and had a jolly time Among
other freaks they attended the Dedication Ball
of the Greys where the handsome stranger
made favorable impression among the ladies
by his tasteful dress, graceful dancing, and
winning manners. Soon afterwards the two
companions left town for the west, where it is
presumed they are still luxuriating in the enjoy
ment of each others company. Since their de-
parture it has been ascertaned that the hand
some smooth faced stranger was female in
disguise and the susceptible young ladies who
bestowed their hearts affection on the elegant
hero of the ball room are the unhappy victims
of " false pretences"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the City Of Washington.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS !

The screw steamship City of Washington
arrived at New-York on Sunday last. She
left Liverpool on the 3lst ult., her dates are
co sequenty later than those received by the
Asia.
The Cunard steamer Arabia arrived at Iii
verpoo at a. IN. OIL the twenty-eighth of De
cenber.
The news is highly important.
A serious collision had taken place at Can
ton between the British authorities and Ych,
the Chinese Governor General.
lorcha under the British flag at anchor
off Canton was boarded Oh the sth of October
by a Chinese force, and twelve of the crew
seized Consul Parks proceeded on board,
and was insuIted and threatened with violence.
The remonstrances made to Yeh were treated
with contempt.
On the 2lst of October the matter was plac-
ed in the hands of Admiral Seymour.
Hostile measures commenced on the oath of
October The forts of Canton were taken, and
several of them destroyed.
Yeh persisted in rejecting Admiral Seymor's
demands for satisfaction, or even an interview
On the 9th of October fire was opened on
the city walls and on the Governors palace.
The city walls were preached and stormed
on the 29th of October The troops penetra-
ted to the Palace, but were withdrawn in the
evening.
The loss was three killed and IL wounded.
Attempts at negotiation continued fruitless,
and on the Sd and 4th of November the old
city was bombarded.
On the 9th of November twcnty-three war
junks were attacked by the Barracuda, and
all destroyed
Time was again granted to the Chinese, but
no signs were given of submission.
According to the last accounts the Bogue
forts had been captured. The factories had
been almost totally vacated by the foreign
community.
Property to large amount had been de-
stroyed by fire.
The British Government have appointed
new Minister to Washington. The name is as
yet secret, but it is not Mr.. Villiers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-22

THE New CESr-Whe new cent coin has
recently been manufactured at the Philadel-
phia mint. 1t is composed of copper and nick
el, is about the size of q quarter, somewhat
thicker than the present cent, and but little
darker than German silver. The diverse is
a we'll executed figure of al eagle in fight,
with the date underneath, and the words Uni
ted States Of America above. The reverse is
a finely executed wreath representing all the
principle staples of the country-cotton, corn,
tobacco, wheat, grapes, etc, with the word ONE
CENT in the centre.
The new issue is in accordance with an act
of Congress, passed last year. The same act
provided for redeeming the old Spanish quar-
ters, levies and fps making their legal value
respectively 90, 10, and cents, the new Ameri-
can coin to be substituted in their place. The
change when fully effected will be welcome
one.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-22

ARREST OF HENRY LooP.-The Eimira Ga
zette of the 10th inst says: Sheriff GREGG
returned from the West, this morning, having
in charge Henry Loop, one of the prisoners
who escaped Jail last summer. He arrested
him in Iowa, near Rock Island, ILL., At the
time of his arrest. Henry was preparing for a
horse-race, and was having convivial time in
bar-rooom with crowd of congenial spirits
The Sheriff has evinced ,ommendable energy
and perseverance in his efforts to apprehend
the prisoners, and it gives us pleasure to ac-
cord to him the welearned need of praise.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-22
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