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Kid. Silk. Cloth. and Buckskin Clio
silk and Satin Ties. Scarfs. and Crarats.

TUST hand, choice lot OF best quality OF Gloves,
j embracing every color Of Hid, silk, Cloth, Buck
skin, etc. [Alri-fl J. II. Mc6lIL.
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ID ECEIVED this day a superior assortment Of Ties,
N Stocks, Scarfs, and CraVats. Every variety of
eolors, and at various prices, for sale by
apri6-u J. H. McGIII-
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SAVE MONEY s. KEEP COOLu

OUR Ice Depots in readiness, and we earnest
" ly request all who wish To buy Ice during the
a uniform price, call and supply themselves
with tickets and register their regular pat
rons-thereby advance the article IN the
latter part of the season.
Our offices Cherry street door 10 the Bank
of Tennessee at Hlrdcaste's Front street, and on
corner of Church and Vine streets.
C. f III. MARTIN,
apr20-u ED LAWRENCE
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.

NASHVILLE, April IS. 1855
fCOTToN.-Sales yesterday of l25 bales at
9@l0lc q ID.
T0BACCO.-Sales at A. HAMLToN's of Is
hhds. at 5 80, 90, 90, 90, 90, Is,
95, 8 IS, 8 20, so, 90, 8 80, 25,
10 10, 10 35.
BACON.-Sales from wagons at s(9s3c p
D.
LARD.-Is dearer, selling now at 9l@9lc
p b.
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SWaim's Celebrated PaRacea.


TOR the cure OF scrofula. General Debility, and ali
Il Disease, arising nom Impurities OF the Blood and
the effects Of Mercury
Swain PanAcea has been for more than thirty dye
years celebrated in this country and in Europe for
extraordinary cures, so1ne OF which to frghuul
FOR general publication where the patlents have been
almost eaten ap with serofsla and we're deemed incur
able by physicians.
IL has been used in hospitals and private practice,
and has been recommended by the most celebrated
physicians and other eminent persons Among others,
by W. G. Gibson, NJ. D. Prof Of Surgery, Penn. Unit
versty Valentine Mott, NJ D., Prof OF surgery y.
Y. University W. r. Devices, NJ D., Prof Md. Penn.
University " Chapman, NJ. D, Prof. OF rhysc, Penn.
University T. farke, NJ. D., President Coisge Physi-
Clans Philadelphia
The wonderful cures effected by swaina's Panacea
have for many years made "a al Invaluable remedy,
and have oooassoaed unprnopled persons initiate
and thus impose the diseased aud afflicted. AiEaost
daily are informed Of several who have been de-
esived in this city.
ssaim's Pxnaosa IN round bottles huted isngitadi-
naily, with the following letters blown on the glass
SsaImss-Panaeea-P
Having the cf Jas. Suafa stamped the seal
ing sax and written the label covering the cork
aud sTdendid engraving the side % the botIie By
Draper %. bank note engfavers, ia the centre %
whsch porsraH q the late wm swain, (oopyrght
secured }
II F-.rSons purchasing the Psnaee@ vl be careful
shseFae tac above carlton, and thai the ynaias
i essrrretiy sTsiss tlsey need net be imposed
Prepared nnly AZ saifa's laboratory this ol1 stand
ssath Seventh street. beiUw GhestnHt Fhiladelpkaz,
and seid ~ AL IFs'gsets in the Tinted ~tates-
cENKRAL AGENTS FOR rHEu.s
Schieffeiin Brothers ~ Co.
ITO, WILLIAM 81 NAM Noi<k.
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NJ. "a cossxRcE sTREET. MONTGOMERY, ALA
rxayf<ss asusle Sssraz~. are prrparea a. Fsozsxe
and naAka abrEal Adr4ndes CQos sanaeHts ~ sn
EnFHMENeNs.
Fsrasx sary a ca. =. q ~ lI4tfasn, Ed. Fhttz-
fhrsli tfss b g. Mahlr isAalss leS. ID tAalEz<re
gpszza NarFsk Es Nart iieTs1f Iisazsss Ca@Eass-
zws.u.nff taa II G
uzil Me- Rai.eftx. q tJahn G. Ninssr. Eq-s Co
Nall ls.k - 4 - sn.ia sfel insaasz.s. Ca
4 f,ea.s.lss. < "a. . = 1sgk Fzzsz NHxzEna c.
e4nrrs fzseEtssss 40 Ns8kxtlis. Ieeast
- - Lxz.A 4
m4res-fn - n S2s1se !
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EsOck City MILLS.
ORDERS.

A NY one wanting Flour Bran. Meal, &C. from Rock
~ City NILS VIII mad an ORDER BOX She Post Of
flee and at ". II. Gordon x CO.'S Warehouse, where
the car-SIan calls four times every day.
apei3-f j. T. BAUMAN & co.
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Administrator's Sale.

WILL sell to the highest bidder for cash, Friday
the 5oth inst, the personal property belonging TO
the estate Of Nancy Langford deceased at her late
residence on Cherry street, South Nashville.
Also: the House and Lot, formerly occupied by the
deceased viii be rented for the balance OF the present
year reasonable terms.
aprl6-td J. MIILIRON, Admir-.
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NOTICE

a meeting OF the directors Of the Tennessee Ma
N rue and fIrc lusu Company thus day, DIV
idead OF dsiags pea share declared, of the
profits OF the last months, pay able IA Gosh at to OIL
fee OF said company.
apri-lw " HtfTlFR, S.r'y.
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V A E N 7 S H.
To Coach and Carriage Manufacturers, Ca

To Coach and Carriage ManuIacturers, Cabl
net Makers and Painters.
II VIE undersigned have received the agency for the
L sale of the celebrated VARNISIf2S manufactured
by the Haywood Varnsh Manufacturing Company :"
which universally acknowledged Ia be superior
any other Narnshcs the United States, and have Just
received large supply of the following different kinds
which they viii sell at very small advance Manu-
facturcrs prices
Black Enameled Coach Body varnish,
EastC 20 O I'm. English.
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DiSSOANtkON.

dissolution.
FINHE partnership heretofore existing between Will
l.. toYD, JT.. and JOS ". Dams, this day dis
solved by mutual consent and VIII. t. Bonn, jr. alone
h. authorized To settle the accounts of Boyd X Co.
Jos. W DABBS,
Feb, 20, 1865. WILL L. BOYb, jr.
Ia retiring from the business Of BOYD c., heart
lily recommend my late partner Ia the public.
thy m every respect OF their confidence, aud ear
ncstly solicit Tor hn continuation Of the liberal pa
tfonage heretofore beStosN cd.
mHrl2-tf TAG JOS. W DABIES.
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shirts and Collars.
Byron and Standing Collar,
CHESSMEN.

WOOD, Ivory and Jet Chessmen and Domnos
w with all styles and sizes OF Backgammon Boarc
just received and for sale by
aprl6-u J. H. McGuI-
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
Gold Pens.

IoiIN YORK "a, have 80 h4sa ths bsst Gs.aa ~
81 ever osrred fog sale y the iaaFkri
al.ra-Il
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FOR FAMILY USE |!
Opinion Of the Judges of the late NE
chauicss Fair.


A T the late Mechanics Fair, held In the
u City of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed To examine articles in Class
43-No. ~, GROVER a. BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. l64, SINGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits Of the two
machines a. follows:
The machines are both two-th7ead machines,
that IL, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that Of GROVER a BAKER using the
thread from COMMON sP0OLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES and that Of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle. the other thread work
ing from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and, in the opinion Of the committee, Is
best adapted 10 FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER a BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
CUU kSE. EASiEh MANAGEDs hdvantagU
OF USING SPO0LS WITHOUT RE-wIND
ING and, with the exception Of tine cloth
ing. saddlery. &c, In the opinion Of the
Committee Is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
es- The part of this report referring TO
The Singer Machine as hest adapted 20 fine
Clothing was intended 90 be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE as 6>s FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAlL0Rs,
IN WORKSHOPS. az. TIE SANE IN
REFERENCE TO sADDLERY. &C.
NASHVILLE sEwTEG-MAcHIEE COMPANY.
NO. q. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn
kakkwfile ID. tkhs-m
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-10

Al the Office Council Buys commencing Monday the
urteenth Of Juno ncxt for the disposal the vacant lands IN the
wanbev sections within tho undernenoncd townshs which
Siate wn iI rScA side Of The "Iowa
Central Air line Railroad" the ssisslpp and Missouri ralroad
and tho "rngton and Missouri River rslroad subject
qured by law, pnnum of soo dollars and ly aero,
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No 5s4
Notice for the Restoration Of Certain Lands
TO Market Ia the state Of WtscOnskn.


YyIiE grant OF land To Wisconsin by the act OF
Il atvrosci
an,l the rrie from Withdrawal 81 ue vaesnt ef lands
outside the following routes fo~ railroads.
ffy The railroad Columbus by the ~ay
Of Portage CITY river lake. between
twenty thirty one" and,
Ssaa Lac Lake wunebaso north
eriy, the line"
whhirAw Of certain lands also ordered 1850,
along the other proposed "<
lake, to o. Lake Superior %
held 10 afford Time for the surveys selections for said
roads but having Of the Depart
ths Interior although and half have
elapsed since said withdrawal
Ntr therefore hsray giss that all he vacant offered lands
from
ted railroads which each aide u the sAl roads
situated IN the townships which have n0 ooen
legally claimed by cmpcn subject
~ Will he restored " private
n, and u the places spnc Ordinary
mann s ,,e ola, a.i Ave cents per acre And Iii the 6y
sale 81 the proposed roads, not YET located mentsoned
the forogyg the designated
with promise that the railroad by VI 81
June 1906 the odd may
actiy staked
day nxc for tho restoration u said lands:
the Office MkNASItA Monday, the "
townships tho Fond Lac
lake wnncbago northcriy Ia the staie line, viz;
North o the Ia linz and eaa u e fourth principal mdta~
Townships No. 49, ~ IS, 10, 70, a. a. 49, "a u.s. and 49,
ranges Is and II.
Townships u.s. H. Is, TO- 49, "a, rs 30
range To-
Townships 49, 10, 10, 20, 81, a. aud %, Of
Townships S s III 49, TO- A. ~ 49, a. as TO- and a.
Townships i6 is IL 49, 49, IL a. 2s 49, ~ 49, and 49,
Of ~.
At MINERAL Monday, ffA dog
April tho townships The u the road from Madison
soa%1as BY The way @ iS.asss % 70 tho y cf1 river or lake
NAL M
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AZ tho Mnd % N .9- 4.
duy oDGK commencing Monday tho TWEEN
the daposal Of the vacant land" In The
within tho aforementioned ownshs which
States, soa sis sss each side Of tls "u
Pacific raioad subject, ~ required by law 70 mini
NUN u teo dollars and fjsy cssts per acre, Wig:
North Of qf ne th principal merdias
Townships and 30, OF range 49,
Townships 49, and S0 Of TO- 81 H. ~, a. 49, 26 ~
49, 40 30, and 81.
Townships 8S, So co. and 81, Of range 80
Townships 80, co. and 81, Of range 3d.
AZ the laud City commencing Monday seventh
hay o the disposal Of tho public hands. heretofore
within the following named Townships and Of
townships, viz: A
No,th nth principal meridian
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AZ tlAe land 0dce Thursday, the first
day ncxt dspssa ts inads tho
bed sects Within tho aforementioned Townships which remain
tho unied States is each aide NJ tbs "uubuQac
Pacific railroad" the Central Air Line ssd subject
required BY law mimum u po dollars and any ceuts
Oa the dubuque and Pacific rniiroad"
North q the line " the nth principal
Townships 90, 20, and VI, Of ranges "a aud IS.
Townships 20, VI, and ", II ranges 80 ~, and W.
4ownxhfs 20, u, ", and "a, Of ranges ~ aud co.
Townships d, W. aud o. Of rsages Al, ~. ~, snd++
Townships w, W, 81, w. and e. u range IS
Townships 30, %, VI, and ~. or rangs 40.
Townships ", ", and W, orange ~.
tho sIows Central
Township ", u ranges - aud S.
Townships " and 81, u range ~.
Townships %, 81, aud "a, Of ranges a. 49, 80 49,
Townships - 81 Of range ~
Tow nshp 70, OF range -.
land oaoc Council Bluffs commencing Monday
day nsxs dispsa public hands,
sn situated within the following named townships parts
Of townships viz
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Al the land Office at Cousc Buvs commencing Monday the
s ssa.Si .seions within sls neutrality-suspicious. o~ashs which
remain te Omitted ss.sos within y. vide. s's d q .e owa
and tho 0lrngton aud Missouri railroad" subject r.
CURED BY law anlu@ q tao dollars and a0y per aero.
uIowa Central Air Limo railroad
NORA ef Ms i~e and Of Ms n principal meridian
s. -s:ss j. !. "a range. g & ss: g.
TownsliIs " IS, Of range AZ.
Hsrssi. s. 8 Y "a : ora ss.s =
Townships IS S. and u, or sanso "a
Township "a, OF range ~.
On mississippi and Missouri railroad,
Tswn: 4, ss 4; e. e. is 6 .rs \ and e
Townships Y, 20, 70, aud %, q range 80
Townsn,ps 8 s, q, =, ana e. Orange ~
Township ~, of range A.
On the eBurlpsoa and Missouri RIVER rairpsd.'
Township. e 4, ~ .sa y. o. range 2.
Townships ~, u, ~, and rs, q range 81.
DpRropn commencing Tuesday dva day
next the disposal d the vacant lands nsbrd
ss sIsI s g. - Y I ~ and %
required by law, dollars nv
On the "Dubuqus Pacific
NesA ~ haa' hss asd eat y a eaA rssepal ~ria;an
11swn:sSs = ,Hs =: e. e & r. y
Townships 81, g. 50, %, q range 2
Townships 81, 90, o., and %, cf range !.
NoA Of the base lire nnh principal meridian
Townshls 81, 90, and %, Of range 1.
Townships 81, IS, 50, and 70. ofranse2
IL. ~ =
Townships IS, So 90 and ~, or range 1s
Townships 80, co. and o. Il raasc~ 10, IL, and ls
On tho "Iowa Central Air limo railroad"
NoyA ths bsss line AND nnh principal meridian
Townships % and o., Of ranges 1, o. and a.
Township ~, Of rangcs 4, ,, Q, and 7.
Nsrth Of Ms haze LINE n ffA prnc;ra meridian.
Townships ~ and S. ~ ranges l. 2, s,<saJ1slo H. 49,
II, ~, u.s. and 10
A. the land once n Fonr D commencing Monday the
fourteenth day June next for the dppsai VI the vacant lands
which reap the United Hstcs within fs each ride 81 the
oxR Central Air line railroad" and the "Asst~ip aud Mts0u
railroad subject required by law minimum Of ~" dollar and
nv cents per acre, Wis.,
On Tho "Iowa Central Air Limo railroad"
North fns gAs eA principal MERIDIAN
Township 50, Of range l.
Townships a and 81, Of ranges 3 3, ~, g, And7
linz and of The nh principal meridian
Township 81, AZ ranges I, 4, 4, and &.
Townships 81 and ~, II ranges and T.
Township ~, Oranges ", II, H. H. a. H. and 10
Townships 49, A. and IS, Of ranges H. 49, ~ TO- f ~ o. "a
aud ~. W et
townships a., 81, "a, and IS, Of range 70
Townships ~, ~, and ~, range
Townships ~, "a, a. n "a 40 40 al aud %
townships 81 and SIS, cf range 50
On tho "sjssissipfh and Missouri railroad,
NortA tss sase se s~d Of tie A principal ssdiaa
Townships ", 7s, aud 70, Oranges J. 2, and
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Cso. $751;
by the PRECEDENT sf the Untted states

TN pursuance of law, ], JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
dsss United sAtss u America do hsrsoy desisro Aad
known wi b. hsh u tho
tho periods hereinafter designated
Al commencing Monday, seventh
the DISPOSAL u the public lands
e1sysd within tho following
NoytA Of VI Afvh principal meridian
Township 100, of "a.
Townships - asd 100, Of range ~
Township w. o. range rs
AZ tbs land oahcs at Fort Dodge Monday
tecnh day " June asx FIX the " the public lands
fore situated within The following named townhS and
parts u to~nship~ viz
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Az the land oco II foUx C commencing Monday The
sy Of june next dposs the public
Gre uwosre within the following named townships and
parts Of townships, Wig:
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Eeqal.
DEGIsTER'S NOTICE.-Notic

ID DEGISTER'S NOTTCE.-Notice is here.
lG by given that there have been filed and settled in
the office OF the Register of Wills in and for the county
Bradford accounts of administration upon the following
estates viz -
Final account of Sophonia E. Jackson administrative
Of Joseph II. 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 Stockwell Guardian of Eras
tus Manley minor son of Asa Manley, decd
flna account OF Sarah Stone, Administrative of j. F.
Stone, late of Leroy, decd.
Final account of VIM. H. Peck Guardian of Hubbard
Williams, minor son 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, Administrator of
Seey Goble late of Ltehfeld decd.
FINAL account of 0. w. Northrop and John NJ. Bris
ter Executors of Irene Whitehead late of Pike decd
And the same will he presented to the Orphan Court
OF Bradford county on Monday the Sd day of May
for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES FL. WEBB, Register.
Registers Office March 30 1858.
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A Bold DEMocRAr-The following is the
conclusion of Mr. Broderick's nervous speech
in the Senate on the Kansas Election frauds
&" But why enumerate these disgusting de-
tails The facts are before the people. They
are known to the President. He continues to
keep the men in Office who are charged with
the commission of these frauds. The result of
all their enormityis before US, in the shape of this
Lecomptou constitution endorsed by him. Will
not the world believe he instigated the COM
mission of these frauds, as he gives strength
to those who committed them {? This portion
of my subject is painful for me to refer to-
wish, sir, for the honor of my country, the sto-
ry of these frauds conld be blotted from exis-
tence. hope, in mercy, sir, to the boasted
intelligence of this age, the historian, VIII en-
writing history of these times, will ascribe
this attempt of the Executive to force this con-
stitution upon an unwilling people, to the fad
ing intellect, The petul0mt passion, the trembling
dofoge Of az aid man on The rerge Of the grare.
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nag The Bath Adrocate saws On the

a1- The Bath AdrOcate says On the
evening of Friday last, four prisoners, named
Thomas Alger, from Jasper, in Jail for assault
and battery, James Bowen, from Hornellsville,
for attempt to commit a rape, Austin Quick,
for forgery, Charles Miller, for horse stealing,
made rush upon the turnkey as he was des-
cending into the prisoners department to lock
them in their cells for the night, knocked him
down and effected their escape by passing
through the family dining room, out of side
door into the yard east of the jail, and from
thence into the street. The alarm was imme-
diatey given, and a chase ensued which ended
in the capture of Quick and Miller. The other
two have not been caught.
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MI ARSHAL'S SALE-By virtue of a
VI writ of Vendtoni Exponas issued out of the Cir
cult Court of the United States for the Western District
of and to me directed there will be expos
ed to public sale, at the Court House in Wiamsport
Pennsylvania, SATURDAY, the Sth day of MAY next
at O'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 one hundred
less cleared bounded the north by land of Stephen
d. Harkness the east by land of Jacob Hardness and
others, the south by land of Tallman D. Beardsey
and on the west by lands of Jacob Hardness and Others
with the appurtenances, consisting of dwelling house
painted white three barns, one wagon she'd one corn
house. and other Outbudngs, also orchard of apple
trees Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John Harkness.
JAMES G. CAMPBELL Marshal.
MarshaEs Office. Mi!amsport. March 81. 1873.
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POple of Bradford County

Particular, and readers of the Reporter
rnli ra"oli Il CO., OF ELMIRA, n. Y. send greetings
aelu yours, and desire to inform one and all that
.i i.an and VIII make it greatly to your advantage to
nnce every thing you want in the shape of DRY
Ga.osi; FANCY GOODS and MILLINERY, either
sGe or retail of them at No s. Union Block in the.
't ,sa't village of Elmira n. Y.
"a Ma'a,tcs are certainly unsurpassed one MEM
var urn Is on the spot all the while, consulting
,5 ana wants Of their numerous customers, whilst
- VI 'he irm Is daily in the auction and i'm
~. houses m New York City, securing the newest
5' desirable goods at the very lowest rates, Gas
TAeilSIvely for cash) and they sell for cash
II and nave no losses to make up, and consequently
.sca sen SO cheap as to defy competition. Time
-5g Tecude the possibility of mentioning half or
-5 VI the many inducements which are offered to all
gg-,It ~ thclr popular establishment, and the NEW
h, LAkNTS will from week to week give but limit
NJ 'O' inc many advantages to be derived by calling
A. I. MARSH 4; CO.,
xSp No. 5, Union Block, Elmira Y. Y.
,5o aor inrther particulars, see New Advertisements
- VINO have called, and go see for Yourselves.
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"A CHARGE TO KEEP"-Mr Thompson, of
Washington county, Ohio, has a little daugh-
ter, who, at the age of four years, weighed
one hundred and fifty pounds. She is now
four years and five months old, and weighs, as
her parents, suppose, one hundred and seventy
pounds
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-15
e no 5ale.


IF UNSEATED LANDS IN BRAD
- FORD CoUNTY-In pursuance of an Act of the
General Assembly passed the 18th of March, 1915 and
other Acts OF Assembly, will be exposed to public SALE
at the Commissioners office, in Towanda Boro, on the
"a 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.
E. P. SHAW, Treasurer.
T0wanda. March 90 1858.
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Q..A!.90QAlOo u. y.

Married at the ~ f. Parsonage in Rome March 9th 5S
by the Rev. t. +. Roberts, Mr.. j. A. KILMER of
Sbe,hequin, to Miss ELIZABETH BARNES of the
same place.
On Tuesday the 9Th inst at the residence of Jesse Wood
rad. ESD by Rev. W. Fl. Bronson, Mr. ORVILLE HOR-
TON of Liberty Corners, to Miss OLIVE WHITE, Of
North Tnwanta.
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baT MRs. SwIssHELN's printing Office, in
Minnesota, was lately attacked by mob and
hex press destroyed
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lCENSES.-Notice is hereby given, that
~ the following named persons have filed in the office
of the Clerk OF the Court of Quarter Sessions their pet
ons for licenses under the existing laws of the Common
wealth and their several applications will be heard before
the Judges Of the Court of Quarter Sessions Monday
the 81 day of May next at O'Clock in the afternoon of
said
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-15
:" Just Hear what Marsh has been
and gone and done.

h pnt ent 70 New York on Monday night.
ought lots Of New Goods OF the very latest and
rnanle styles, a few of which will be mentioned
! IN ~" Wv embellishments but most of which must bt
lgglder to he appreciated.
b a,S intend our stock shall be more extensive than
4 last, though not least, we shall
ah SELL FOR CASH ONLY!
sb !" as we can afford to and pay our clerks
n arii,; Aeep them honest. We would just say thai
O. es er continue to be such that We will be enabled
'i" inducements to all to buy Dry Goods of
MARSH & Co.,
No s. Union Block Elmira