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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
ORPHAN,S COTRT SALE-Bv rirtne

nRPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By virtue
" of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford
ty. will be exposed to public sale the premises
Saturday, the 81 day of MAY next, at o'clock, T..
NJ, the following property
An the interest Owen Carr, deceased had before his
death in the following lot piece and parcel Of land in
HcrriCk township, bounded follows: Beginning at
post and stones in the highway leading from Hiram
Camps To William Griffis thence along the north
go east 81 rods to a corner henlock tree thence north
90 rods to post and stones thence west &c rods to
beech tree for corner thence north GO rods beech
thence 6S rods to postan stones thence south
Is rods theuce east 80 rods to hemlock thence south
II rods to post and stones and thence east 81 rods to
the place of beginning Containing S6 less
about 40 improved framed house thereon erect
ed, and about so apple trees growing thereon.
And also other piece of land situate on the west and
adjoining the above described land. containing IL acres
contracted TO said Owen Carr by William Miller.
NANCY CARR, Administrative
March So 1857. ofOweu Carr dsl eaeed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
ORRIN D. BARTLETT rs. JAS. COR

z
~ klNS. In the Court OF Common Pleas of Bradford
County. December term. 1856, No. 443.
And now to wit, February "A, 1857, motion OF AR.
Mercur the Court grant rule upon the defendant to ap-
pear and plead in this by the first day Of May term
next or judgment will he entered in favor of said plaintiff
for the land described in said writ And the Court further
order that copy Of said rule, together with description
of said premises, which is follows wit: certain
ot piece parcel of land situate in the township Of North
Iowauda, IN said county, containing scvcntfve
thercabouts, bounded as follows: beginning Norway
pine corner, thence along the line of William W Easta-
brooks land, south hundred and foryve and half
rods to post and stones the south of said
Eastabrooks lot thence by lands of Edward Patterson
estate and John f. Means west fftysiX and twotenths
rods to corner thence by lands OF c. L. Ward north five
degrees west weuty rods north twenty-five degrees west
nineteen rods north degrees west nineteen rods
north three degrees west twenty rods north fifteen de
grees west thirty and nineteenth rods north TWENTY-FIVE
degrees west FOURTEEN rods north fourteen and half de-
grees east fOryone rods to post the line Marvin
ussels lot thence by land of said Russell and En0s Bal
ley east eighyseven and half rods to the place of be
gnnnSsha be published sixty days before the return
day of said rule in the Bradford Reporter.
BRADFORD COUNTY, ss-I hereby certify that the fore
L.. 81 going is true copy of record
ALLEN M'kEAN, frOthonotary.
Prothonotarys Office Feb 23 1857.
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stockholders of the To.

II wanda Bridge Company are hereby notified that
Election will holden MONDAY the 4th day of MAY
next at the office of Wm c. Bogart, in the Borough of
Towanda for he election of President, Treasurer and
Six Managers of said Company. NJ. {. MERCCR,
Towanda March 80, 1857. Secretary
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.-John Hanson 10

OD11ORS > NO1lCE.-JOHB Hanson 10
~ the use Of E. ". Baird Us. Rolla JIIcor In Brad
Common Pleas, No. les, February term. 1854.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by said Court to
distrbute funds raised by the Sheriff sale Of defendant
real estate Will attend to the duties of his appointment at
the Office of VIM. Elwcl ESD in Towanda boro on Satur
day she llth day Of April 4. d. 1851. at o'clock p
NJ when and whcrc all persons interested requested to
to attend be forever debarrcd from any share of said
fund H. B. kEAE, Auditor.
Tovanda Feb % 1916.
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= PROCLAMATION Whereas, the Hon
L DANID WILMOT. President Judge of the 10Th Jn.

DROCLA MATION-W Whereas, the Hon.
L DAVID WILM0T, President Judge of the 10Th Ju-
dcia District consisting of the Counties of Bradford and
Susquehanna. ard lonorables AARON CnUBpCcK and
JoHS F. LoSG Associate Judges in and for said county
Of Bradford have issued their precep bearing date the
21th day of Feb AD 1885, to directed for holding
the Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court at Towan-
da for the County of Bradford the first Monday the
4th day of MAY next, to continue three weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the Coroners and
JUSTICES of the Peace and Consabcs of the County of
Bradford that they lie then and there in their proper per
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day with their
records nquisitions and other emembrances to do those
things which to their Office apperains to be done and
those who bound by recognizance otherwise pro-
secutc against the prisoners who the ail
of said County who shall be bonnd appear at the
said court to be then and there to prosecute against
them shall be just Jurors requested be punctuaI
in their attendance, agreeably to their notice.
Dated at Towanda the 2gh of March in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ffty.seven and
OF the Independence OF the United States the seventy
ninth. JOHN 4. CODDiN(, Sheriff
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nlisrel anecns.
Farms for Sale in Wvsox.

The undersigned offers for sale TWO VALUABLE
of them containing 100 acres all under good unroye
ment with two dwelling ghouses two large barns orchards
&C., known as the Cornelius CooIbaugh Farm ;" late
Chester Pierces. ..
The other, adjoining the above, and lying opposite
Bowmans Eddy containing 40 acres, all improved with
clearinghouse, orchard &C., thereon.
The above very desirable properties. handsomely
situated the Wysnx Flats the east side of the
queanna river within about milk Of Towanda and will
be sold on reas onable terms EDWARD ONERTON.
March 25 lS57.
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CLOVER SEED.

RUTTER TUBS & FIRKINS.-A guam
D tty of good Butter Tubs and Firkins inst received
and for sulc by may2O II. s. MERCUR.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-In the matter of
IA the estate of Ransom p. adams, deceased In the
Orphans Court of Bradford County
Notice is hereby given that the Auditor appointed upon
exceptions edo the final account of the Administrator
OF this estate will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his office in the borough of Towanda, Saturday the
llth day of April 1851 at o'clock p. NJ, of which all
persons concerned will please take notice.
March 9. ISL. =. D. MORROW Auditor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the matter ef
IA the estate Of Enork s. ForIer, deed. In the Or
pbanS' Court of Bradford County
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Auditor
appointed by said Court upon exceptions filed to the
count of Wm. Gorscnc, Executor of the said estate
will attend to the duties of his appointment the Office
of WT Elwcli, Esq on Tuesday. the I4th day of April
1851 at o'clock, p W.. when and where all persons
attend if they think proper.
Feb. q. 1856 II. +. M'KEAN, Auditor
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CHERIFF'S SALE-Bv virtue of writ

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of q writ
~ of Lcvari Facias issued out of the Court of Com
mon pleas directed shall expose to public sale
the Court House in the borough, of Towanda, Fri
day the 10th day of APRIL, 1851 at clock p NJ the
following described lot piece parcel of land situate in
Albany tyr bounded as follows Beginning at stone
heap i'm the middle of the south branch of the TOwanda
creek near Sheffield Wilcox thence by land of Benjamin
Wilcox north $40 west 800 percheS to stone heap
ncr thence by the Coal Companys land south 800 west
- perches to stone thence by the south
$50 3034 rerches a stone in the middle of
the south branch Of the TOwanda creek thence along the
centre of said creek - perchcs To the place of beginning
Containing hundred acres less being parts of
two tracts o land in the warrance Of Frederick
Castator and George Barnes.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Joseph Ne
nardi administrator of Minor Wilcox vs.. Samuel Van
dyke.
also by virtue of writ of Nend Expo. a the suit Of
John Hanson Samuel Nandyke, gHrnishce of Minor r.
Wilcox, deceased.
JOHN 4. CODDING. Sheriff.
TOwanda. March 16. 1851.
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Shcriffs Office,
TOwanda, March 30, 1857. I

Notice is hereby given that amount equal to the
costs will be required TO be paid upon each sale when
struck down to the bidder and upon failure to comply
ed for sale. JoHN A. CODDING.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.-You arc

y NOTICE 10 COLLECTORS.-IUu Uu are
v hereby authorized to deduct five percent from the
State tax Of every individual who shall pay his her
State ana County tax fuf before Che 2Uth dny of
June next and the shall he allowed yuu in your set
Element with the Treasurer proysd she is paid by
you into the County Treasury before the sd and
2lth days of .IUne next
By order of the Commissioners,
L. j. COOLBiCGH, CLERK.
Commissioners Ofice 3arch 81. 1857.
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n EW FIRM
new FALL GOODS,

INHE FlfM OF MONTANYES & co. has been dis
Il solved by mutual consent WM. A. ROCKWELL
having Withdrawn. The business will hereafter he
Quoted under the name of MONTANYE YES-having asso-
ciated with the firm j. d. MoNT ]r and +. d. Mos
TANYE We trust with present facilities for the pur
chase Of Goods. that make it object for CASH
CUSTOMERS to examine stock, which has been laid
IL with great care to suit the fall trade.
ar All accounts due the old frm also notes that
are due, expected 10 be paid tchot further notice
August -, lsj6. MONTANYES.
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A Great Bargain for Some One.

N BUSH. WEST BRANCH CLOVER
ett SEED for sale by r. KINGSBERl & SON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06
News from Havana.

ARRIVAL OF THK CAHAwBa-cAsR OF THE ST. WE
sAzErrA-srocK or auGAs AND MONTY nABkEr
-DBoLIsH or YELLow FEVER.
The United States mall steamship Cahswba, Capt BuI.
lock, from New Orleans By vsy oil sysns, arrived lass
evening.
sne len Havana the 3oth OF september.
The SLAYER captured 70 the eastward Oh Cardenas prov
ed 70 be the American ship hazeppa 10 said that
h,d on board eco ,laves.
sugns on tAnd 196, 600 bores
nh 70 IL preninm; Ne- York, par. Not much doing
A. Havana business vas vory dan. Frelshs poor
me yellow fcvcr vss very sensibly dccii1ss
The Cshsvba has had boisterous passage sbcng
noriheasc,ly sales prevailing the entire passsge
Joseph Crawford, Esq British consul General a. H,-
rane passenger the 0ahau ba, with his family.
sugar had sngtpy declined 10 srice.
Oar oorespondent In Havana ~ritng The 3o.h uil,
srs-Orr bus aheced oy your financial oouduoa,
and al hsugh exchanges better the names NE paper
are closely scrutini,ed.
The people are ven sasnei that General Iersund doee
no, spresr, but they have no hops tb General 0oucsa
me Lieuierani Govertcr Of Jspuo, hear sssssd hx
ssve Ssen ,.rer. ,,v.. of s.sss,. - ,sss
Fsscrn engineers recsntly They have acted mpfufen
~ iroomlrF here thus early.
The Irsnsa sives Catering account nevevnslsss, OF
the prospects Of tee The yield Of sugar Win pro
baby 10 ve,y heavy ms tobacco neds DO sot look
aroushs and wet expected, no sevcs shai ,be qua
o. he k vin be very SUPERIOR equal 70 she best cc
Adviees from s.na sprus TO the a4sh sepsmser state
thai for rumbe Of days bad been raining oopiousy 10
all that reecn OF country the rain being npanied BY
heavy Southeast and Southwest winds II feared hss
oonsdaDe damsge would the crops ~ the cane
Just sufficiently advanced 10 be injured By suoh
hnochdovn empcst Much OF the cane he'd been pros-
rsed The rains continued without abatement u latest
date
Al nssnru, on heIels, capture vas made OF dee
pirate gsrg OF runaway negroes, vho hsd fortified them
selves 10 the mcu1tsps Ose OF the pyis ,nsys Vas the
fsmcus ozaro, King OF the PAlarque Who hsf bern the
errr o. That part OF the country Tor fourteen years be
MADE fierce nsht and died OF his wounds
me fvesd says that advioes from the interior repre-
rent ran storms prevailing every where with creator
ess violence The haanzN papers state thai much asrm
felt FOR the crops TIE Trinidad and Puerto Principe
prints repeat the same story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

r-rRorrrrG.

cnSTMvrLLR coURs1, L. t-rRorrre.
trc, for purse OF $500, two mile hcsis 10 harness,
came ca yesterday serpooplossveeu Oh. M LADY Itch
Geld and b. N. Belle Of Portland Rosso Washington vAs
aso ived for this purse, but she did rot i've contend
for The prize Rose the way Of s hess on the sob
on and len the AFFAIR 10 be decided Sy tne o<her 20
lady Iischeed very easily 10 t~o snsshs hcss ms
tesns vas leo 10 90 In her nvcr before the aart rae
noNpsy, Oct b-Purse $500, tro mile heats, In haxnen.
ID Mace entered ca m Lazy Iilchfeld. .......... I
ID Pdfer entered b. Belle Of Portland.
Tine, b.2l-50l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

Forsp psowsU.-An inquest vsa held yssssrasy ~
he fco, Of sprps street upon The body Of boy, eight
years Old, named julius schaub, Who scddeussiy fsu
overheard and wss drowned while playing on bs sscve
psr rhe parents Of he deceased reside n "a "a 1ivan
street verdict, Accidental dcaA.v
cnr RAILROAD Acuprr -ocrcner Gamble vss cnIed
upon 70 hold an Inquest the Nineteenth ward sss,ou
house urcn The boiy OF Peter Greene the mas vho
sccdsussnv and killed ,he rhlrd avenue rsll
road, mar Hny ninth street, on sunsy Atari noon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06
THE PARTICULARS

Immediately she reception OF The news Al our osnoc
al e safety Of three of wrecked pe-sous eu
Scard OF tns Central America despatched our reporters
IN quest Of Inc survivors, two Of whom Mr. Tce the 70
oosd sssstaa, engineer and Axasdcr Grant, one of Tue
aromen they found At xe Garden where they had BEEN
landed shortly before advance of the rest II Tue ps.
ssasevs Of the Laura, by permission OF Mr. Renuedy su
rev,sepdcut Of ire place NJ, Dsv,ou, en- landing said
chat he wished 70 10 cues, Of some person from whom
he could raise sufc,ert funds get home, Ne very
srA He accordingly lef, his compspcns 81 tho Garden
end started on through The CITY D qucst Of funds
Mr. ree, BY the advise Of Mr. Kennedy snd oscrs, 70
ased a ,he Garden until proper shoes could be provided
ssr his feet be suffering extremely fcm salt wsier
oih both tee lie accordingly vent on beard o. ,he
Doctor Kane, . s,esntue employed A The Garden for
towing bsrgcs, 30 and rcmaised In the engine rooms
while his comrsde, Mr.. Grant, vent In que~ II
suitable pair Of slippers, aookinr, 30, for him In
ns meantime, the Doctor Kane, with Mr. Toe on board,
ien NE Gsrden and proceeded c6 The Laura Tor ihs
popce Of towing barge Iosd Of psssengcss from That
,ese the Castle During he absence Of The nwbcss,
Mr. Grant returped 10 The ussts with ,he Shoes So FOR
NJ Tee, where our reporter procured the folio vins
0nnn narrative OF his sdvenures from the time OF shs
Cent americas going down. until he, With Mr. Toe and
~ Ds~Aon we're PICKED up by the Scottish bris Mary,
aner benf IN rc water the greater part or nss> dnys
without essng focc Or fresh water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

he lsh OF September two days arer the steamer wepl
down, thcy number OF the passengers clingng 70
pieces Of The wreck; and though may nevha,
strange hat schooner Fl Dorad, which reports
having rem.ined II the vicinity TIL after daylight the
moruing following .he disaster, should no, have been
able 10 observe any or tho sufferers, that may be 90
counted for by The rsct-ani Il Ia an extraordinary
coe-thsi the picked up by the brig Mary had
srif.ed nearly Iis hundred mtts from ne 'ore Of
0s ureek b.fye hey pve racl,ed Captain Bart, tf
ihs Maxine gives The position Of the steamer whom she
went down. M latitude 81 4o longitude rs 80; and Captain
earer OF The Mary, states that he picked mp Toe, Dav
son and Grant In latitude 80 10, longitude H. They were
drrs In the suf Stream which shcre rurs q, tho rate
q three miles hour, 80 iss In eight days they would
nave seated with The aid or he srean alone foe hln
ared and serentp sir mles
nis stated, also, that the Dorado low, raher n,i
bsaomed vease and orfed rapidly 70 ee~ard so far, In
fscs that she not Al all next morning, from the
Marine or the Ellen.
MS be regretted hat Capt Socum, Of the schooner
X townsend, bound 70 Chnicston, who reported that
NE l1,h Inst about ify miller n T. Of Cape Hseras, he
passcd deck, wheel house, pilot house, 30
q large steamer DID 70 discover whether
any clnsne 70 these portions OF the wreck, -
possible that some Of ihosc by Mr.. Gran. might
have been siu alive, holding on 10 be pscs house
wheel house. for The ITth the worry cay on which
Grant and Dawson left the deck for the small boat
rnere lite hope Ier that the gallant CAPT Hern.
don si nves me tsrec sufferers Who arrived here yes
ssrday are probably the sss shan hear Of from
the passengers Of the lfsied Cen raj Ane
rioa. Cap, Hendon has been enormously styled lieu.
ssss the United States NAVY, but aimee 1855 he held
The rank OF commander In somewhat renewable that
che person after whom poor Herndon was named, ospi
William Lewis also native Of Virginia, peri,hea II sea
"a lbe very month, forytwo years sso-sepsember
lss-vbile commar ding his vessel the United sa.cs brig
EyssvA her homsward voyage from sse nedn
THE PARTICULARS.
immedaiely she reception or the news al our osoe
Of be safe,y Of three more d ,hc wrecked per,ous
soUd OF ,ns Central America despatched our reporters
in cues, Of Inc survivors, two Of whom Mr. Tioe the
ocsd assistant engineer, and Asxasdcr Grant, of te
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE s. WATER-PRO
CEMENT R90FING,

TIVE undersigned are prepared introduce into
4 Tennessee W. F. CHILDS CO.'S PATENT ELIAS
ask the attention OF Architects, Builders, Railroad Com
panies and the public examine its superiority other
Roofing
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
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face that will the atmosphere every
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It with the changes Of the
phere and will neither evapor crack rot and
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ordinary external exposure fire, is abundanty
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old SHINGLES and gravel tin, Znc copper iron roofs
for dollars per hundred feet being far
cheaper than Roof Of the Old style and II
viii Cive better satisfaction.
II will be the best rning invented to
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chimneys scutes dormar windows and CUTTERS where the
tin through. This Cement be put last
stone, form perfect adhesion to any OBJ
which IL applied Tin Roofs be painted
(and warranted eak) liars and fifty cents
hundred square feet which is cheaper and much bet
paint. will be found to be the best
heug for covering large Roofs where they exposed to
FIR Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories, Railroad
Cars Bridges DepOts Station Houses Steamboat Decks
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~ Insurance Offices at Cincinnati, and other places
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ngs with covered With this Cement, at the
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E The Cement will be furnished TO those at distance
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~ Orders to the undersigned, through the Post
J. T. NATHURsT,
NO. 24, Spruce Street
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Group, Hopping Cough, influenza.

eFAiAuFIELD Mss. Feb Z 1856.
PRoTHER AvER: will cheeTfuy certify your PEcroRAI
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Cough, Group, and the chest disease OF children We az
fraternity in the south appreciate your 81 ill., and
comms nd our medicine to people.
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Reason why this Machine Is Universally
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z The same Machine runs silk or linen
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Dress Goods.

Elegant three founced silks;
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