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AMERICAN vEssEls IL TIE SLAVE TRADE The
New York Herald, Of ths 18th inst, ssys:--"Tbe
folIowisg Is list Of the American vessels on the
coast Of Africa suspected Of being engaged In the
slays trade: Bark General Greene, 2s2 tons; schr.
Austp lS2 tons; KetCh Brothers, 142 tons, Charles
ton: schooner Fannie, 261 tons; schooner Zephyr,
II tous brig Juliet, from st. Jsso dc Cubs; schr
Castor. 26s tons, from Havsua; brigansine Robert
Wins: brjssntips Paulipa. The Robert Wing 10
at Sierra Leoss-hss On board boxes Of money and
oas Of doubioons. The PsniiRs II supposed TO be
her sousort. Hask J. " Reid vsst to st. Jago dc
Cuba from Sew Orleans With provisions-landed
them asd took on board 800 easks vater, pork.
rise &c aud 20 900 feet Of lumber. She vss Atted
oat BY Nhs came parties e. the Al@si1a.
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ORGAA GRIxDsHs great strspping ruff
nans that ought to be chopping wood or bresking
MES and causing crowds on the sidewafks 70 the
annoyance VI everybody vho may have to pass
them. Cold water, from third story window,
will make these fellows skulk of. when nothing
else viii start them. Bear that fact Ia mind.
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FEAST OF RBAsoN.-The Young Men 3
Christian Association have fixed upon Tuesday
Hall the place, to celebrate their anniversary
and BY way of making the evening An exceedingly
pleasant oae have secured ths services Of some Of
the moet entertaining popular speakers 70 be had.
After the addresses are concluded, IN excellent
supper 10 to be served n the lower ball, to which
the audience will be invited.
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~ ssSa - .asl4s4saK sa4k4 Eaa
~ ss4 ei@Aa as4
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MOET & CHANDON'S GREEN SEAL
Iv1 CHAMPAGNE.-We are now receiving the
above Justly celebrated Wine. TO which We ean ths
particular attention of these IN want OF the most
superior article Of Champagne Wine imperted
hELDEN MILLER,
10 Carv nd pAa ri strast
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DROSPECTUS OF THE INDRX. 10
xBE 4 BE RuSLIsnED IN THI CITY Qs lJcA.
de 6-w&dlm BENNkT n DHWFTT.
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.-

~ Water takers are hereby notified thatif they
fail to pay their bills on or before the 5sh tuse
before the hour Of 8 p N IN Madison and MosFoe
Wards: and On or before ths 18th inst In Jefferson
Ward, they will be dealt with according 70 The -
Quirt nts Of the following extract ffm tho ogdl
nance concerning the Water Works: -.
ny an ordinance passed by the Council Msy 3lst.
1855. IF any water bill remain unpaid for thiTff
days, next after that which 1t 10 presented the
Auditor shall notify the Superintendent, who shall
stop the water being used the premises IN resps0t
it to be used ON those premises again until aaid BILL
Is paid and five per cent will be added TO the cfik
nal amount OF the bi which shall Be placed d the
hands Of the City Collector. vho 10 hereby author,
lied and required to collect thes as il n was due
for city taxes n l. STRATTON. rs
de lO--tISth ees.a ke4 - aas .s-sss Au1ifoe..
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che prevalence of the above complaints at this
son has the effect Of bringing out host Of profess
good, many are useless and some even dangerous.
TO prevent disappointment, the best course TO pur
sue consult your family phy sican otherwise
aas proved 70 be safe and sfcAcious OF this class
10 TYLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM Ahs-
BIC Originally the favorte prescription Of an en
inent ply ysician, IL soon became popular family
medicine, and without advertising. has continued
TO enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In all recent cases it acts like charm, and
IN Chronic casos Bronchitis, Hopping Cough, Oroap,
Asthma &C. it 10 used with unparalleled success, ~
most families will testify. .-t
Sold BY FISHER WiNsrsN. MEADE ! BAKER. A
BoDEKER, &C. At IS cents per bottle. and IN an ele
CANT and pleasant Lozenxe form, lzk and IS Cent
per box. called TYLIR'S ''GUM ARABIC OoU0H CANDY
ORoPs" % H-3m
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News FROM CAxP FLoYD.-Ws have later dates
from Great Salt Lake City. At Camp Floyd the
officers OF Gen. Johustop's force had estab biished
theatre. For want Of paint TO paint scenery they
had substituted q c0ncoctisn of mustard. Large
numbers Of war.liks Indians were assembling 10
the ueighborhood of Malod Valley, and Gen. J. had
dispatched troops tbither to protect the govern>
msnt stock herded there.
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DELAYS OF ZEE LAw-The burglar and murderer,
CApceni who was tried twice in New York for kill
ing policeman, and sentenced 70 be hung both
times, has iust undergone another trial, and been
convicted sniy of "Manssughtsr In the hrst de-.
gree"
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Ma CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS, s
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Large and well selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
=S JOHN BOUCHER,
l4th street,
between Main aud Franklin eta
B-UI6ARs made In ady sfyis to order,
S-syn
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A PRIEsT.-The Rev. John
Larkiu, one of the ministers of the Roman Catho
lie Church of St. Fancis Xavier, in New York, died
very suddenly on Saturday evening. He was to
have leotured that evening In the James street
church, at which place Archbishop Hughes appear.
ed and thus announced his death:
The lecture on .'rhe Idea of the Church with res
pect to Childhood" announced for the evening,
was to have been delivered BY the Rev. John Lar
kin, wEo the previous day, was sngssed in the
confessional but that at the close OF the evening.
when tho bell summoned him to the repast pre-
nsred. another summons came from heaven, callilg
him to tia, resompspss prepared for the good and
faithful. His penitsnfs, said the Archbishop.
we're waiting around the confessional, but they
vaitea ia vain for him: less than three minutes
from the time he sat down to take his cup Of tea
he was ooSpse. Yet they had no tears to shed for
him, for he died a. . soldier Of the cross should
st his post.
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OK TRAn OF MORE FRAuDs.-We learn from the
Chattanooga Advertiser, that Col. Lucius Peyton,
principal clerk in the Laud aud Pensiou Depart
Ineut at Washington, has got on the track of some
heavy rascaities and frauds on the Pension Dee
psrtment by some party or parties 10 Washington
county, Tennessee. The thing, We hear, has been
gains 10 the way Of spoils is very large Tho
monies given upon pension claims originating In
Washington and one other county in that section,
have exceeded that given upon claims from all the
rest of the State. Col. Peyton is said to be upon
the heels of the ''old sinner" that he has hailed
him, but a. it is only a report, names are Civ.
en-. It s stated that yearly pensions have been
given for the benefit of one old lady Ia Washing
ton county, who has been dead ten years, as at.
tested BY q gentleman nov residing in Knoxville,
who attended her funeral. Truly this world il
fast giving away to lying, cheating aud stealing
To which Tennessee appears to be holding hand,
in strength equal to four aces. They all appear,
too, to be after Uncle Sans purse-- Columbus GA
Sun.
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kR- Sroyna. KANaEa AVID FuRNAor

Now in store full supply. cargo Of schr Mignio
aette Purchasers are invited e examine the quail.
Richms nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles sold
It the Governor Street Stove Store.
N. Wanted Immediately two first class workmen.
oc l6 0E0RaE STARRETT.
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Tas q. 8. Cousr is yst sngased In
civil busiasss. g
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A LP.EsfRAPpED BURGLAR off cold
nigh, an old man named TreadwelI, occupying a
lone situated house q short distance from the
village uf st. Vernyu, in Wsstebester county, was
disturbed soon after he had retired to bed, by a
straT ge no at intervals, as of person haIowing
at q dis ICE. Being alone aud having some none =
In his possessi N, he WAS some vi hat alarmed bnt
" th Q4ixotic resolution, got up, procured light
aud sought to ascertain from whence the noise
Q .me, and the cause thereof
Slightly sttired, and shivering with Geld, but not
with fright, he was led here aud there about the
house In Mis- search.-the noise sometimes seeming
TO be on doc 9, a1d then again between the rails
Finally lac removed the freboard of the capsciuus
kitchen fireplace, carefully introduced the Iipht
q o. and eau lousy his heat next and q saw
daugl, ,as par of cowhide boots. sHs,.o," he
interrogstorily exclaimed, "who do these belong
tot" "Me," replied sepulchral voice: 50 "a
halm0st dead-'elp me out!" "Stay there" the
old man rej,iued.
The old gentleman then replaced the frsboard
and a9aiu re urued to bef, During the night be
heard the no louger mysterious voce several times
In the morning he got up his usual time, coolIy
Soon be returned with Constable Sedar and other
persons. They had to break away . portion OF the
brick work to release the chimney bird, who prov.
ed to be one Thomas Wilson. q v"ung Englishman n,
who had on him pistol load I to the muEzIe, With
powder and ball.
The young gentleman had been stopped 10 his
supposed burglarious errand by an iron cross bar,
of which be had got astride by attempting TO des-
cend too rapidly, and was unable to move either
way. He was taken before magistrate aud subse.
quently to White Plains, where he was placed with
in walls much cleaner aud less confined than his
late chimney quarters.-N r. E9press.
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FRRsH LE10HEs.--I have just re-
oeived, by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
tEECHES. which will De applied upon most reason
able terms. {. Z
TO- Can be found &C all hours OF tAe day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and Gt
uight on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-t5 r.. @. HOBBCS
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A CHIID's MIsrAKE.-The venerable Mrs Harri.
son Gray Otis visit to Boston school to interest
the children In the Mount Vernon Monument, vas
thus innocently rendered at home: "Papsi! don't
you think that General Washington's wifa was to
our school to day, trying to raise money to buy a
grave yard for him whore he's buried, and want
dime to put in the contribution box" The gem
tlsmsn contributed.
EscAPE OF PRIsoSRRs.--Fifteen prisoners escaped
from the Jail In Rochester, N. T., Monday uight,
among whom is Manley Locke, who killed Benja-
min Starr. In October, 1851. They cut off five iron
themselves down into the Genesee river with the
rope with which Ira Stout was hang, where they
waded some rods in water ave fest deep, to reach
the land. None of them have been recaptnred.
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AMAs wIru TIE slrAsf ON TIE RA,HT sIDs OF Hrs
Bopr.-At Cincinnati, . day or swo ago, man
died, who had been far some montas ~ inmate Of
enc Of the hospitals, and whose aiseass had exs
htbited such peculiar and unt nova symptoms -
70 battle the greatest skiil Of the sss physicans.
Under the Circumstances IL was desmed sdvissble
10 make post mortem examination, when IL was
found that In the diaphragm was largo hole, aud
that the intsstiues had besn forced up and bad
pressed the heart from its natural position, over
10 the right side Of his body, where II had per-
formed its functions Tor several years; the man
himself having been prevented from his daily 10
Dor only for the last few months.
NRs. DousLAs Oh fns LATE CANvAss--A CORES.
pondsut Of the vipceunes Son, speaking Of the
domestjc qualities of Mrs. Dongas, relates that g
vas sshed how she stood the canvsss. "Vsry vel"
aid shs. .but nust 90 and get my husband some
cIothes-hs has come oat Of the bAtsle bali nsksd.
rot him tso dozen shirts last spring. and swo or
tSrss sets 81 studs-hs tost ell his shirts bat tvo
ard one that seas belong e nia:rssS a. ~. .ns
AMI besidss be hssa,s any o. the other oiosnes
that he started uut With" HE old white hes,
hovsvsr, rode ont ths storm, dispidatsd, bus sais
A-IA
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|LRY =.
ssi &c
k2SID
$3.50
i0f0
rs
silver
1dsin
york
- al
bet,
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NOTICE. Il an prepared to do VABS
IN NIsHINaand POLISHING of Furniture
n. SHAUf.
On Broad street, three doors below
de tO-7ws Morton's Flower Garden.
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NiUTlCk TO TAX PAYEhE.-PuYsu-
1885, will attend ct tho Collector's OfDee in tie
City Hail. from the 18th TO the Slst Of December. In
elusive to receive the remaining hall Of taxst nom
cent. by having previously paid the hrst half In
| June last, In accordance with sei1 Ordnance
s-7r A HOBSON, y B.
NB-It will be seen from the above, ths the Col.
ector Il required to attend st the once, from the
18th to the STAT Of this month. t. receive taxee
term Of the Hustir GO Court he IL rtqu1fsd By 0rd
nance to advertise delipQaent reel sseae = b sold
done 90 WIN see the necessty Of calling abd na
their taxes t will beimDoasihle foe tn O01scto1
| to call ON them before hs adSestises st.
de lin HOBSON. O o h
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~0no1o1 b. D1DlL, Dentist, Unee
and residence, No. 49, on Msn between stE and ssh
1x,scks Rjehmond Va ny 30-ly
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CREAT ATTRACTION.--NeV Goo

EXECUTORS NOTICE Tho under
II signed having qualified 10 Executor Of John n.
Patton. deceased. hereby gives notice 70 all yhoars
and all persons having claims against his estate
will please present them TO the undersigped for sp
Element. JNO. M. PATTON. JA.s
no Tim Executor.
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IN THE MATTER of the estate of Pete

\ THE NATTER 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 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 the hands of the said ad
mnstrators hereby gives notice that he will attend to
the duties of his appointment the office of William
Watkins, esq. in the Borough OF Towanda on Monday
April u, 1858, at O'Clock, 2. ~. at which time and
place all persons interested are notified to attend
J. d. GO0DENOCGH, Auditor.
Towanda, March l, 1855,
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& mo Sale.
TREAsURER,s SALE


E UNDEd TED LdNUS IN DRA D.
~ FORD C0UNTY-In pursuance of sn 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
I'd MONDAY in JUNE, 1885, the Tracts of Unseated
Lands described in the following list unless the taxes
due upon the same are paid before that time
Z. P. SHAW, Treasurer.
Towanda, March 90 1855
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Tioga Point
Agricultural & Junction lren Works,

AT ATHENS BRADFORD CO., PENN,
wELLEs, BLOOD e. Co., Proprietors.
'HE subscriber would respe tfully inform his friends
Il and customers and the public generally that he has
formed copartHership with Mr. JOIN p BLOOD, of Al
bany n Y (who has for several years been Supenten
dent Of Nessrs. Emery Brothers Agricultural Works,
and with Mr. SAMUEL n BLooD; of Worcester, Mass:
(Machnist and Tool Brder and late Superintendent Of
the American Hoop Mae hine Company Of Fitchbur2.
Mass, under the firm name Of WFLLES, BLOOD Co;
and that have Leased for term years the extesrs
and well known Iron Works, of Nessrs Shipman Il
Welles at this place and united the Tioga Point Ari
cultural Works with the same, for the manufacture II
Agricultural Machines, Implements. &c, among which
will be Emery Endless Chain Railroad Horse Power
Threbers and Cleaners Treshers and Separators por
table Circular and Crosscut Saw Mills, Cider Mills Dog
Powers. Clover Hulers Feed Cutters, Fanning Mills
Pows Harrows, Cutirators, Shiuge Machines, Krby's
Mowers and eapers &c, OF the most improved patterns
and construction We prepared to do all kind. of
achnery Casting and Repairing and have for sale
large stock of first class steam Engines, Machinery and
Castings. manufactured by and belonging to Aesars-
Beth of the Messrs Blood are skiul and experienced
practical mechanics. Our Machinery will nearly all he
new and with the latest improvements, and with the
couragemcnt afforded by the patronage Of discerning
public, expect to have the reputation of doing first
class work and making the best Agricultural Machines
in use. Il. II. WELIES.
Athens. January. 1855
To DEALERS, FARMERS AND MILL Owners:
Our past Individual experience in the manufacture,
sale and use OF gricultura Machines and lmpcments
and also in general Machine and Steam Work with
excellent facilities afforded by Machinery principally If
construction with the very latest and best i'm.
provcments and also for procuring the very best
rias ana stock of all kinds at cheap rates will enable
to manufacture better machinery. at prices than
that of other manufacturers and also compete with the
world in prices and quality and material and workman
ship of all kinds Of Agricultural mpments and in all
kinds of Casting and Job Work
We shall pay especial attention to the manufacture Of
the very best of PIows and Plow Castings We intend
make castings for all the leading plows in in vi
cinity and shall take great TO only the best
teral. Our plow wooder il from the best and cee
brated eastern manufartory We invite all interested
= home manufactures TO call and works.
WELLES, BLOOD co.
r. N. WEILKs,
j. L. BLOOD,
-
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE.-Notice is here
1 by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
JOHN CHAFFEE, deceased, late of Warren town
ship requested to make payment without delay;
those having demands estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
Dec. 8, 1857. FANNY CHAFFEE, Executrix.
ENGLISH and French Merinos, DeBages,
lI DeLanes, Alapaccas, Thibet Cloths, Shepherds
Plads "a and fashionable artice) Prints Ginghams
and fact all kinds OF Dry Goods may be had cheap at
Sent Is, 1857. WM. A, R0CKWELL'S.
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hS, Drawn IUr May
IS.
JURORS.
| B Williams.
.Standing Stone-Jn Taylor.
ringiield-Lucius French.
ISheshequin-David Horton,
J G W Bulls.
ITowauda nurth-RhOderick
Granger.
lWysn8-Frank Brown.
Wilmnt-J e Crandall.Da |
! Welles.
Warren-Ellery Coffin.
/ Windham-l.0ren Pearl.
-Theo Hines.
Rs-FIRsT WEEK.
! James W B0sworth.
Rome-Jas Il Dcmnncy.
Ridgbury--Geo Dildine.
Sheshequin--Jesse Brown.
South Creek-G w Reed, 2
J Dean.
standing Stone-Rarthnlo-
NEW Pulver, II W Noble.
iSylvania boro-Jas II Nash.
ISpringtield-Chls o Gates.
Troy twp--Rufus Rockwell.
IUlster-H : Davidson.
lWarren--Milo Dimon, Geo.
" Bowen.
Wells-Nathan Shepard, A
J Beers.
Almon Fuller.
D WEEK.
lRome-John G Towner.
|Springfield-Lewis Adams,
| Theodore Watson, Chcs-
ter Hardness.
South Creek-I.ewis Fasset,
| David Relvea.
standing Stone-William
Kingsley.
iTOwanda boro-D l. Scott.
ITowanda north-F Watts.
Troy twp--Allen Taylor.
Tuscarora-Vincent Owen.
lUlster-G H Yandyke.
WcllS-I.yman French.
WysoX- John Conklin, Jes-
sc Allen.
Wyalusing-Calvin Camp.
D II Montgomery.
NJ Beardsley.
WEEK.
.lPike-Cyrus Lewis. James
| 3 Fletcher, d = Zones.
[Ridgbury--Lewis Moeher,
James Strouton, Norman
/ Stevens.
FSmithfield-Hiram Carmen
ter, Harvey Pierce, + q
Durfey.
Troy twp--Uel c Porter.
ITowaadl boro-A.Wickham
ITowanda twp--W II Decker
1Clster--John Gilmore, VIM.
J Pllwinan,
lWysox-Nathaniel Park, j
| CAnklin.
Wells-Hiram Swayzey.
WiIdham--Ddniel Shoema-
on johnson.
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Eeqnl.
ORPHANS COURT sALE-By virtu

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
" of order of the Orphans Court of Bradford Co.
will be exposed to public sale the premises, SAT-
URDAY, APRIL 10, 1858. at o'clock, p. NJ, the fol-
lowing described lot of land situate in Orwell township,
late the estate of Luther Chaee. deceased bounded
follows: Commencing at the centre of the highway lead
ing from Orwell to Leraysville the south by lands OF
Alnon Beacher, Jacob Pickering and n B. Chafee,
the west by Aurora Robinson, &. W. Hardy and Wm. ii
Hardy and on the north bv Caleb Allen and Jason Caf
tanning 544 acres less with about 35 i'm
proved, with two framed barns and few fruit trees
thereon Attendance given, and terms made known on
day of sale. G.. G.. GRIDLEY,
Orwell, March 10, 1858. Administrator.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ
~ of H. ia. issued out of the court of Common 9eas of
Bradford County, to directed and delivered, will be
exposed to public sale at the Court House, in Towanda
Boro.. on 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
Rdgbury twp, Bradford CO.. bounded the north by
nnd of John Owen east by land in possession of Oscar
arson south by other land of defendent and west by
land of Vincent Owen. Containing l3s acres, more
less about l3 acres improved old log house and few
fruit trees thereon.
ALSO-Al that certain lot piece or parcel of land
situate in Rdgbury twp. Bradford co., bounded north
by land of h Wormey east by land in possession of 0s
car Iarrson south by land of Hector Owens and west
by land of Vincent Owen. Containing about l33
more or less. about l3 improved, with framed
house and framed barn thereon.
ALSO-All that certain lot piece parcel of land
situate in ldgbury tp Bradford county, bounded north
by land of Jesse Hammond and Orrn Burnham, east by
the Berwick turnpike, south by land of Iemes Hammond
and Vincent Owen and west by land of Calvin West
Containing SO acres be the same more or less, about 10
acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the su of ud Smith
VS.. REMOVER WOrmley and f. T. Wormley.
THOS NJ. WOODRUFF,
Towanda, March II, 1858. Sheriff.
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T IsT OF JURORS, drawn for May

1 Isl OF ~ RO
II Term and Sessions, Is
GRAND
Athens-Curran Herrick.
Burlington tp-E Gustin, j
Burlington vest Black
well, jr.
Columbia Alvin FurmRn.
Franklin-Robert Meeteer.
Litchticld-Cyrus Merrill.
Orwell-Zehulon Frisbie.
Ridgbury-Hector Owen, c
= Hall.
Smithfeld-V s Vincent, c
h Bird, Vim : Pierce, /
Wyalusiug-
TRAVERSE JURO
.Armenia-John b Morgan.
Asylum Aaron Eley, FL
more Horton.
Athens twp-Albert Tozer
Burlington twp-Jas vii
cox. Emanuel Guyer.
Burlington west-Jab Smith
Canton-R Williams, Sila,
Packard, j Vands Ike jr +
Williams.
Durell-,John Chamberlin.
Leroy-D 4 Greene, A l
FoSs. Matthew Mott.
Overton-Edw McGovern.
Pike-Wm Black. AlonZC
Smith, Denison johnson
Wyalusing--
sECoN,
Albany-Daniel Kellogg.
Athens tp-Francis Tyler.
Burlington boro-P Long.
Burlington tp.--M Waters.
Burlington west-H K Ste
yenS.
Canton-John W Griffin, "
Lawrence.
Columhia--F A Bullock.
Granville-Stephen Il Tidd
Herrick--John Allen.
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burlington vest Pratt
Myron Ballard, John V
Ballard.
Columbia-P Peckham.
Franklin-Mat Marshall.
Granyille-I,aac Putnam.
HerriCk- WIN Nesbit.
Litchfield--N y Merrill.
Monroe boro-S s Hinman
Monroe twp Blackman
Freeman Sweet.
Orwell-James d Newell.
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