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ment was made at time when high prices prevailed
from unnatural expansion Of our currency, and IN
addition. too, when the precious metsls had JUST IN.
dsrgone great depreciation in value. There is
hardly any product less hnctuatinE in value than
wheat, and We yet find that, without scarcity IN
the world, it is selling to-day in Richmond at 81 81
per buahe, whereas eight years ago, it commanded
only 30 cents per bushel. There is not. cir, much
wider difference between the assessment OF 1856 and
that Of 1850. than between the price Of wheat To-day
and its market value eight years ago. have not
estimated the effect of the expansion which prevailed
in 1886 on the assessment of our lands
1t is favorable theory with the advocates oil inter.
nal improvements, that the increase in the value OF
lands between the assessments Of 1851 and lS5b Is
due solely to the rail rosds constructed between the
two periods. am prepared to present iaots derived
from the Auditor report which will utterly retuts
this theory. have compared the enhancement
shown by the assessment Of S in the three tiers Of
agricultural counties on the James river, the Rappa
hammock, and the old fredericksburg road with the
three tiers of counties penetrated by the Danve the
Southside, and the Orange and Alexandria roads-all
constructed between the assessments of 1850 and 1856
and have arrived at the following results lin the
counties on James river, Vi: ince George, Surry
Isle OF Wight, Nansemond, Pfincess Anne, Charles
City, James City and Warw * there has been an
increase in the value of lands since 1850
or 25 per cent. In the counties on the Rsppahan
mock, viz: King George. Westmorelsnd, Richmond
Lancaster, Caroline, Essex, and Middlesex, O,
s274S860 or 81 per cent; and in the counties on The
fredericksburg road, viz Henrico, Hanover, Spot.
sylvania and Stafford, there has been increase of
l67 or AZ per cent. or an aggregate increase
in the value of lands in the three tiers OF counties Of
IS per cent.
Let us now see what has been the advance in the
value OF lands in the tiers of counties penetrated by
Ea'lroads constructed since the assessment Of lSb
In the counties 90 the Danvis road, viz Chester.
neia, Amehs' Prince Edward, Nottoway, Charlotte
Halifax, and Ptsylvania the Auditor reports an in
creased valuation Of $6,42O5s7, or IS per cent. In
the court,es on the South side road viz Dinwiddie
Nottoway, Prince Edward, Appomattor and Camp.
bell there is an increased valuation Of Sil2I7GS or
IL per cent. and in the counties on the Orange ard
AieHandria road, viz Orange, Culpeper, Fauonier
Prince William and Fairfax, an increase Of 9S3 son
AZ per oentor an aggregate increase in ali ,Lres
Of IS per cent, which gives difference of only mar
cent. IN favor Of the cOuates penetrated by thrse of
theae roads, to which gentlemen are disposed to at.
tribute the whole enhancement in the value OF lands
in Virginia between 1850 and 1856. call the atten
ton of the Senate particularly to the fact that the en-
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have studied Will care the tHtCl ol ran oouS WI
our tobacco region, and have found that The most
striking result which they have produced has been
to increase the inspections in Richmond and Peters
burg, aud to diminish in the ratio the inspec
tons OF the interior owna- This is not an idle as
aertion but will establish lts truth beyond the pos
sibility Of csvil or doubt.
In 1852, before any one OF the new roads we're lin
ished, there inspected i'll Virginia h sui hogs
heads Of tobacco and 10 1857 when the roads oi the
tobacco district were all completed, there were IN
spected SO GIL. increase OF only lO5 hogsheads
"a irihing difference, which may have been caused
by a propitous of weeks duration in the lat
ter year. Now mark the change which has been &C.
compsled at the expense OF the interior towns
In 1852, there inspected III the cities Of Rich
mond and Petersburg 3l,G0S hogsh-ads, aud in the
interior towns lil9S; but in 1857, when the Dan.
vile, Southside and Roanoke Valley roads were all
completed there were inspected in Richmond and
Lynchburg, Clarksville, Farrnville, Tye River and
Danville, only 94i5 Notwithstanding falling
off. in spite Of the slightly increased crop Of 1851 OF
= SO hOgsheads in the interior towns.
have now established my position, that railroads
have not, yet increased the production Of tobacco
in Virginia. and, doubtless for the reason that they
have not added 10 the number of our abcrers. They
have failed to check the emigration Of negroes to
the South, and to remove the obstacles which shut
out immigration and have, in but a slight degree,
modified the general rule that upon ths farm and the
plantation the amount Of production muet be limited
by the amount Of labor employed.
10 noI unOeIStRnu uo ds WdiHtdIHiDE tG6 poSItlnT
that our roads have not conferred great benefits
several parts of the State penetrated by Them spite
of the increased taxation as il has rather been my
object present to the Senate why they have
not aided the development and added greatly to the
wealth and prosperity Of Virginia. by increasing her
productions.
You may study, Mr.. President, the history Of any
country held by race Of high capabilities and you
will find that the progress o. that country at every
stage in wealth. the development of its resources,
and its achievements in accomplishing great works,
will be in proportion TO the number and density Of its
population
Every addition to tie labor brings cut some nav
form of development, sinks new shaft, sends new
ship to sen, or builds new factory
Ii orr fields lie waste if our water power drives no
machnery. and our minerals still buried in our
hils and mountains is not that energy and strength
are wanting in Virginia. We want numbers, and
the trade, the commerce, aud manufactures that
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-08
People of Bradford County
n particular, and readers of the Reporter

TN particular, and readers of the Reporter
L in general.
MARSH & Co, OF ELMTRA, y. Y. send greetings
you and YOURS and desire to inform one and all that
tey and will make it greatly to Your advantage to
purchase every thing you want in the shape of DRY
GOODS. FANCY GOODS and MILLINERY, either
wholesale retail of them at No j. Union Block in the
aforesaid village of Elmra n. Y.
Their facilities certainly unsurpassed mem
'J o the firm is the spot all the while, consulting
the tastes and wants of their customers whilst
another of the firm is daily Ia the auction rooms and i'm
porting houses in New York City, securing the newest
r most desirable goods at the very lowest rates (as
they buy exclusively for cash) and they sell for cash
only they have no losses to make up and consequently
an and DO sell so cheap to defy competition. Time
m space preclude the possibility Of mentioning half or
garter the many inducements which are offered to all
saie at their popular establishment, and the New
will from week week give but limit
idea of the many advantages to be derived by calling
% A. r. MARSH Il Co,
No. ), Union Block Emira y. Y.
s. For further particulars, see New Advertisements
.athose who have called, and 60 see for yourselves
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Eeaal.
DEGIsrERs NOTICE.-Notice is here.

u EGISTER7S EOTICE.-Notice is here
IL by given that there have been filed and settled in
the Office of the Register Of Wills in and for the county of
Bradford accounts of administration upon the following
estates, viz -
Final account of Sopfona f. Jackson administrative
of Joseph H. Hamilton late of Windham decd
Final account of Henry Gibbs and Humphrey Beck
with Executors of Cypran Barnes late of Orwell dec d.
Final account of Charles Stockwe Guardian of Eras-
tus Manley minor son of Asa Maney, decd.
Final account of Sarah Stone administrative of J. F.
Stone, lste of Leroy, decd
Final account of VIM. III. Peck Guardian of Hubbard
Williams, minor of Johnson Williams I'd decd
Final account of Stephen Brink, Executor of John
Ford late of Pike, decd.
Final account of Elijah and R. S. Shoemaker Executors
OF Eunice Shoemaker late of Windham, decd.
Final account OF Samuel Davidson, Administrators of
Seey Goble, late of Litchfeld decd
Final account Of w. Northrop and John NJ Bris-
ter Executors of Irene Whitehead late of Pike dec d.
And the same will be presented to the Orphans Court
OF Bradford county on Monday, the Sd day of May
for confirmation and allowance
JAMES II. WEBB, Register.
Registers Office March 80 1853
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Spring and Summer Millinery,
FOR 1853.
BY A. T. MARSH & co.
NO. s, Union Block,
Ell NJ r A, N. Y.

TTAyING made extensive arrangements and improve
III ments in our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, we now
Iav invite all to favor with call before purchas-
inc SPRING or SUMNER MILLINERY, feeling conf
5r1t we can make it to the advantage of all.
OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
vii be full and complete with everything in the line of
millinery: such Straw BonnetS, Boomers Flats and
ypsettes of all kinds and styles for Ladies' or Misses
wear by tine dozen or case
Rchcs and Flowers by the box. Ribbons by the piece
o raoon BoIdS edging, tootingS and Straw Brads by
te dozen piece. Bonnet Frames, Crowns and Blocks
fy the dozen Reeds and covered bones by the gross
Rand boxes by the nest gross. Foultons Grapes,
Iscg Crown Innings and Cape Netts by the piece and
in fact everything required in the Millinery line in the
craes abundance and at the very lowest CITY WHOLE
SALE P.lCES.
OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT
VII embrace full and complete assortment Of all of
;eaove ment Oned articles at prices to suit the times
All bonncts bought at the store will be trimmed free of
cr-cn the latest style and best manner Goods bought
by parties from out of town. will be packed and deliver
ei to the stages cars free of expense.
A. T. MARSH & CO.,
Va : T-niou Block Elmira n Y.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of O.

Nj ARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of q
I writ of Nenditioni EXpOnas issued out of the Cir.
cult Court of the United States for the Western District
OF Pennsylvania and to directed there will be expos
ed to public sale, at the Court House in Wiiamsport
Pennsylvania, SATURDAY, the Sth day of AY next
at clock P NJ, the following described property to
wit certain tract of land situate in Springfield town
ship, Bradford county, Pennsylvania, containing two
hundred acres more or less hundred acres
less cleared bounded on the north by land of Stephen
D. arkncss on the east by land of Jacob HarknesS and
others, on the south by land of Taman D. Beardsley,
and on the west by lands of Jacob Hardness and Others
with the appurtenances consisting of dwelling house
painted white three barns, wagon shed, one corn
house and other outbuidngs, also orchard of apple
trees. Seized taken in execution and be sold as the
property of John Hardness.
JAMES G. CAMPBELL, Marshal
Marshal.s Office. Millamsp0rt. Mnrch 81. ISIS
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ


~ of H. IA issued out OF the court of Common Pleas Of
Bradford County to directed and delivered. will be
exposed to public sale 1T the court HOusc. i'll Towanla
B0ro.. FRIDAY the 9Th day Of APRIL. 1858, At /
o'clock in the afternoon, the following property, TO wit
All that certain lot. piece parcel OF land situate in
RdgburF twp Bradford CO., bounded on she north by
nnd of John Owen east by land in possession OF Oscar
Iarrson south by other land o defendent and west by
land Of Vincent Owen Containing l3S acres, more or
less about l3 improved old log house aud few
fruit trees thereon
ALSO-All that certain lot, piece parcel Of land
situate in Rdgbry twp. Bradford CO., bounded north
by land of X. Wormey east by Hand in possession of o.
car Larrson south by land Of Hector Owens and west
by land Of Vincent Owen. Containing about l33
more or less. about l3 acres improved, with framed
house and framed barn thereon.
ALS0-All that certain lot. piece parcel Of land
situate in Rdgbury tp, Bradford county, bounded north
by land OF jesse Hammond and 0rlin DaFnhau, EAST by
the Berwick turnpike south BY land OF Jenes Hammond
and Vincent Owen and west by Land Of Calvin Vest
Containing 50 acres, be the less, about II
acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of Jud Smith
W. Remover Wormiey and F.. L. WorInley.
THOS. NJ. WOODRUFF,
Towanda, March II, 1858. Sheriff.
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Ee9rn.
ORPHANS COURT SALE BY virtue

0KPHANS COURT sALE.aBy virtue
~ of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford Co.,
will BE exposed public sie the premises Sal
URDAY, APRIL 10, 1853. at O'Clock, p NJ, the fol-
lowing described lot of iandsitr,ate in Orwell township
late the estate Of Luther Chafee deceased bounded as
follows Commencing at the centre of the highway lead
ing from Orwell to Leraysye, the south by lands OF
the west by Aurora Robinson. G.. W. Hardy aud W. II
Hardy and on the north 10y Caleb Alien and Jason Cnaf
fee the east by the before mentioned highway. Con-
tanning 541 acres. less with about IS acres I'm
proved, with two framed barns and few fruit trees
thereon. Attendance given, and terms made known
day of sale. {. e. GRIDI.EY,
Orwell. March 70. 1888. Administrator.
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Now Just Hear what Marsh has been
and gone and done.

1ST--Went to New York ON Monday night
2d-Bought lots of New Goods of the very latest and
most desirable styles few of which will be mentioned
oar advertisements, but most of which must be
in order to be appreciated.
yl-We intend our stock shall be extensive than
ever, and last, though not least, We shall
SELL FOR CASH ONLY
dEi as cheap as we can afford TO and pay clerks
enough to keep them honest We would Just say that
facilities continue to be such that will be enabled
j Offer inducements to all to buy Dry Goods of
MARSH 4 Co.,
No. & Union BLOCK EImira
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{ no Gdle.
TREAsURER,s sALE

nF UNSEATED LANDS IN BRAD
~ FORD C0UNTY.-In pursuance of an Act of the
General Assembly passed the 18th of March, 1SI5 and
other Acs OF Assembly, will be exposed to public sale,
at the Commissioner Office in Towanda Boro on the
I'd MONDAY in JUNE, 1858, the Tracts of Unseated
Lands described in the following list unless the taxes
due upon the same are paid before that time.
f. 2. SHAW, Treasurer.
TnMnnda March % 1873
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TN THE MATTER of the estate of Pet

TN THE MATTER Of the estate of Peter
IL johnson deceased, late of Rome township, IN the
Orphans Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned, auditor appointed by said court TO
audit settle and adjust the account of Precepror FORBES
Hugh Hicks and Irene Johnson administrators with the
will annexed of the said Peter johnson, and to report
distribution of the balance in the hands OF the said ad-
mnisrators, hereby gives notice that he will attend to
the duties of his appointment at the office of William
Watkins esq. in the Borough of Towanda, on Monday.
April l2 1855 at O'Clock, p. NJ. at which time and
pIacc all persons interested notified to attend
J. ID. G00DENOUGH, Auditor.
Toyyanda March |, 1855.
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Gl.A0llAOa

. cha Methodist Parsonage in this village Jan, "a, by
~ ~ n Pev n 4. DePew, Mr.. MIRIAM II. BLACK to- Miss
WARYD Madden, both of this place
ii . by the same, at the same place, Mr. DANIEL s.
APRiA4iiY to Miss MARY LOOMS, of Athens
49,, br the same at the same time and place, Mr.. NAT
ArTIii ArTIiiFW KOOSE to Miss EMILY J. SMELL all of
Athens
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TAS. O. FROST vs. CAROLINE MAT
- THEws EMILY MATTHEWS. CHARLOTTE NAT
TlfEWS, GEORGE MATTHEW'S, OLIVE MATTHEW'S
In Bradford County Common Pleas, No l6i, September
6, 1897.
To all parties interested interested in this case. take
notice that by virtue Of writ of partition Issued out of
the COus of Common Pleas of Bradford County, and to
directed that an inquest will be held on the premises,
Saturday the nth day of APRIL \. H. 1858 at o'clock
F. NJ, all that certain lot of land situate in Orwell
township, bounded and described follows to wit -:
North east south and west by lands of the estate of
Samuel Matthews deceased Containing about eight
acres less for the purpose of making partition
of the said described real estate to and among the parties
mentioned in the said writ, if the be done with
out prejudice spelling of the whole, otherwise to val
ne and apprase the according to law, at which
time and place you required to attend you think
proper.
THOS NJ. WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
Seerif7s office, March 2, 1853.
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I IST OF JURORS, drawn for May
IL Term and Sessions, 1858.

I IST OF JURORS, drawn for May
IL Term and Sessions 1853.
GRAND JURORS.
Athens-Curran Herrick. Williams.
Burlington tp-E Gustin jr Standing Stone-Jn Taylor.
Burlington west-J Black Sprnglield-Lueius French
we'll, jr. Shcshequn-Dayid Horton,
Coumbia-Alvin Furman. W Bulls.
F'ranklin-Robcrt Meeteer. Towanda north-Rhoderick
Litchfcd-Cyrus Merrill. Granger.
Orwe-Zebulon Frisbie. Wysox-Frank Brown.
Rdgbury-llector Owen, C.. Wimot-J G Crandall .Danl
p Hall. Welles
Smithicd-F Vincent iWawen-Ellery Coffin.
X Bird, Vim : Pierce, T. Wndham-Loren Pearl.
Wyalusing-Thco Hines.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FlRST WEEK.
Armena-John Morgan. James W Boeworth.
Asyum-Aaron Eey FL Romc--.Ias B Demoney.
more Horton. Ridgbury-Gco Diiduc.
Athens twp-Albert Tozer. Shesleq qain-,Jes.e Brown
Burlington twp-.as vii South CTeek--G " Reed, p
cox, Emanuel GHyer. j Dean.
Burlington we,t-Jab mithSanding Stone -Bartholo-
Canton-R Williams SiIas Pulvcr, II W Noble.
Packard Eandvkc ir FiSylvania horo-Ja- II Ma h.
Williams. Springfield Oh 5 O Gates
DurelI-John Chamberlin. Troy twp--Ru,ls Rockwell
Leroy-D Greene DIJlster-H $ Davidson.
FGss Matthew Mott. Warrcn--Mio Dimon, Geo.
Overton-Edw McGovCrn. W Bowen.
Pike|wm Black. Alonzo weIl~~Nathan Shepard, A
Smith Denison Johnson Beers.
Wyalusing -Almcn Fuller.
SECOND WEEK.
Albany-Danel Kellogg. I2ome--John G Towner
Athens tp-FrauciS Tyler Observation-Disclosures Adams,
Burlington boro-P Long. Theodore Watson, Ches-
Burlington tp.-M Waters ter Hardness.
Burlington wcst--H Ste, South Creek-Lcwis Fassct
David Relyea.
Canton-John W Griffin, " Standing Stone-William
Lawrence. Kingsley.
CoIumha-V 4 Bullock rowanda boro-D I. Scott.
Granve-Stcphcn B Tidd rowanda norih-F Watts
Herrick--John Allen. Troy twp-Allcn Taylor.
Leroy-Ansel Tillotson, y Tuscarora-E En"ert Owen.
Morse. iUlstcr--G H Vandvke
LtchfeId-Joseph Park I'd Well--Lyman French.
Orwell--Daniel Stevens. Wysox- John Conklin, Jcs-
Pike-Abel Moore. Henry Alien.
A Ross, Geo Stevens, CT Wyalusng-Carin Camp,
Lines D II Montgomery.
Warren--A II Beardsley.
THIRD WEEK.
Albany-Wm. Martin RObt Pike-Cyrus Lewis, James
Lewis. Fletcher ID Jones.
Athens tEp-U Shipman. Ridgbury--Lcwis Mosher,
Burlington-Leroy Haight James Strouton, Norman
Burlington vest Pratt Stevens.
Myron Ballard, John " Smithfeld-lliram Carpen-
Ballard. ter Harvey Pierce, + 6
Columhia-P PeCkham. DurfPy.
Franklin Mat Marshall. Troy twp--Ccl Porter.
Granvic-Isaac Putnam. Towanda horo--A. Wickham
IIerrick--Wm Nesbit. rowanda twp--W II Decker
Litchlicld-N Merrill. lUlster-John Gilmore, VIM.
Monroe boro-S : Einman. Plowman.
Monroe twp Blackman Wysox-Nathanie Park }
Freeman Sweet. Conklln.
Orvell--,Jamcs d Newell. WeIlS-Hiram Swayzrv.
Decentralization Heverly Northumberland Shocma
ker, Jefferson Johnson.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By yirtue
~ of order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford Co..
will he exposed 10 public sale the premises, SAT-
CRDAY, APRIL u, l. - al oclork l.. NJ, the fol-
lowing described lot Of land situate IN Wells township.
late the estate of Charlotte Shepard daHea-ed, bounded
aS follows, 20 Wit Beginning in thc centre of the road
leading from FiInia D,rgctt- Nl at Tie north cat
of Andre j. MillCTs lot thence north Go west
10 6O perChes to post and stones the north cor
Of said Milers lot, thence north 29o eat 10 per-
post and stones thence south go east 10 fia per-
10 the centre Of said road. thence south 24o west $40
ler. = The place Vt beginning. Containing 81 5i0 per
ches, more or less with o framed house and framed
barn thereon. rcrms made known day Of sale
JAMES H. BRINK,
Wells, March Is, 1853. tdfnni traitor.
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Nem advertisements,
LOST.

ON Tuesday. March %, between this place
| and Browntown, a BLACK PORTMONIE, with
Gcut seycnty-ve cents in silver and notes. of SIS
40, aud $27;, ,,coD >,,
FUa-rh 81, 1853. JACOB NlMAN.
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We we got 'em d!

THOSE PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS, with sefad-
L Unstable bustles, made by Douglas Sherwood, New
York City, emphatically the best thing got up
ID the shape OF Skirts. To be had only Of
MARSH Il Co Euinn Rlnck-
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4 DMINIST!tA TRIN NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate OF Isaac Allen late of Windham twp. deceased
requested to make payment without delay and all per
having claims against said estate, must present them
duly authenticated for settlement 70 the subscriber.
MARGERY ALLEN,
April G, 1858. Administrative.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.-You are

ELECTION-The Stockholders of the To-
~ wanda Bridge Company, hereby notified that an
election will be held on MONDAY the Sd day OF MAY
next at the Toll House in The Borough OF Towanda Tor
the election of President Treasurer and six Managers
of said Company. d, F. BARST0W,
Towanda March 1s 1858. Treasurer
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of Levi Ennis late of Standing Stone twp dec d.
requested to make payment without delay; and III
persons having claims against said estate, must present
them duly authenticated to the subscriber.
ALEXANDER ENNIS,
BENJAMIN ENNIS,
April c. 1853. Administrators.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notic

A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estate Of PETER NELLY, deceased, late of Lchfcld
twp hereby notified to make payment without delay,
and all persons having demands against said are
requested present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. ANN j. NELLY,
February To- 1858. Administrative.
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FOR SALE

| SPLENDID NEW OCTAVE MELODEON, will be
sold for ShO which is $50 less than the regular price.
As1 secondhand do been used but little regular
lr.cc $1j will be sold for $50, hy
r. MARSH x CO., Union Block.
| ORE of those Fancy Head Dress Pins
VI at MARSH & co.
: NEW pieces splendid Black Dress SILKS
y ats, 5 and los yard at MABSH cos.
MORE FRENCH DIMITY, received by
u MARSH & co.
BLACK BROAD CLOTHS in every
IL grade from 81 to s6 yard at MARSH & co.
HE latest STYLE of HATS and CAPS, at
i March 10. 1858. MONTANYES.
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y. T. Notice is hereby given that amount sufficient
pay taxes and costs will be required in every
where land is sold at the time of sale and unless terms
complied with the lands will be again exposed to
sale. T. =. SHAW,
Towanda, March 20, 1858. Treasurer
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JAMES G. CAMPBELL, Marshal.
Marshals Office. Williamsport, March 81 1858.

/ 1CENSES.-Notice is hereby given, that
~ the following named persons have filed in the Office
of the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions their peti-
tions for licenses under the existing laws the Common
wealth and their several applications will be heard before
the Judges OF the Court of Quarter Sessions Monday
the Sd day of May next at O'Clock in the afternoon
dow.