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NEW GROCERY. VINE AND LIQUOF

IN STORE.
The subscriber begs leave 10 say thst he has
opened New store, corner Of 7th and streets.
where he Intenis to keep an assortment OF WINS.
LIQUORS, CIGARS, and fine GRnCERlES,
hne Teas, Sugar. Coffee. Flour. soap, 0Iyes, kals-
ms, Figs, SardR mes Anchoves &c., all oi the most
approved brands and Qualifies.
Families and members of Congress are particulars
IL uy tied To cali and examine the stock before puT-
chasing e lsewhere.
A general assortment Of fine Havana Cigars, NJ
ported direct BY the subscrloer, at wholesale ar
retail.
prodnce taken IN eN change.
eyx,s odd Whisky Of 1870 constantly on hand.
Con1try orders punctua v ATTENDED to. and COun-
,r, Produce of all description. received coBsru-
nsn, JONAS p. LEW -
Successor to BreretOn & Bro, NJ. 4s4, I'm stiee
Garner of r. opnos it, ths pr'ant rfh 10 "
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k'OR RENT-A Gesi iTable. modern built. three
L story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing No. 4I street, between Eleventh ard Twelfth,
containing IL rooms. gas throughout. marble man
tells. water and ba tn room. Inauire on pYemses or
room No; 5, first floor, Post Office Department.
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DuhIhAlTS FOH THE MILLlON.-A per,
not to fade. 2eki nf these beautiful pictures mtds
by w, odlcy In nine weeks. No charge unless the
81 cents, which can he sent bv mail without extra
charge. Every variety of cases kept on hand. sun
light not required X. T.. WOODLEN,
photographer, No. 3l2 l. street,
. je l4-6m near Wiards'.
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JORDAN'S w. =. SPRINGS

IOKDAN'S W. :. SPRINGS.
~ IN FREDERICK County, VA,
rye miies rom WINCHESTER, IA miles from
Per's Ferry and W!nchester Railroad. wa 9
leaving Baitniore, Washnst ton, Or Cum .sS
Derianu III lhe eaily morning train via ffarD r ;
Ferry for Stepbenscn's Depot. arrive Mt Springs
same da' ny oc.oc< p. IN. Leaving tnc Springs
connect with eXp-' SIS tram at Ifarpsrs Ferry ar
rive IN Baltimore at $40 a. m. and Washingtona IL
n. same dav,
music and experienced servants Hot aad cold IN !
phur baths. The water for sale in or bottles
Mails daily. except Sunday. :
In dyspeps5. govt, rheumatism, dropsy. chrome
diarrhsa and dy sentery chronic diseases 0f the lver
spleen, kIdneys, bladder, 90, especiaiiv IN erup-
tive diseases, this water Ilvalusfle. To invaids
generally, and pcciaiiy those farng from iCnil-
Ity, this water IS advised in June and July.
ington. v ''
je5 im' Or. r. NJ. JORDAN & BRO,
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RhkE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ itDEALERS For rent, for ten years a vacant
LOT upon 2oth street, 81 by 129 feet reHrIy
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
dp ~ Stawtf
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IMPORTANT TO coNTRACToRs AND
BUILDERS.
JENKINS 6 LdNBDTN
Manufacture Sash, Doors, srd Inds. Crown Arc
Itreve, pannei, AID other Mouldings, PLAIN and
Fancy Brack Is, n d all other work IN connection
vith House Buliing. cheaper than acy other estab-
lshIDent south OF Boston.
Terms cash. JENKINS a LANBDiN.
mn 25-3m Alexandra.
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DRUG STORE SALE-An eligible stand
- doing al excellent retail and prescription busi
ness satisfactory reasons si, en- for selling Terms
moderate Address Chemist City Pos, Once
ma 26-2aWIm'
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NORFOLK, Va. July -, 1850.

In the experience of even Two years, have found
great difficulty In obtaining Spectaces that were en-
aotly adapted 20 the weakness Of my sight. TINS
convenience Mr.. Tobias seems 10 lave removed for
the present by the substitution for me of better and
more sutsole Glasses. They are clear, chry sts Like
and comfortable e to my eyes. would commend him
TO those who fora age other inRrmIty .eseIre ar
tifoal aid in this way. J.g.SlMKINS,M. ID.
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Mr.. j. TOBIAS. Str: The pair Of Spectacles you
furnished yesterday particularly satisfactory
70 ne. They are very decldecl, tho beat possess,
and am the owner OF eight or zine pairs, carefully
Uelected IN dlfseren: aces and iIom opticians
ommeDded 10 me or account Of their professional
standing in rence, Srs. land and The Untod States.
have been also pleased with yOsf remarks and d.
rectlons the treatment of the eyes, for the pur-
pose Of preservias and improving tho sight.
Respectfully .ours, CHS. CALDWELL,
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STONE CARRIAGE STEPS Can BEHAU
- at the Marble iaJd, corner 18th and r. streets
cheaper than elsewhere.
J. RUTHERFORD
Southeast corner With and r. SITS
N; B.-Mantels, Monuments, &c, always on
hard. ms q eo2rn
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u IAN XIII Ne II U l. \ r.

N. B.-Peraons coming 20 Washington or going to
Baltimore, hot having made up their minds where
they will stop, by giving up their checks to my
agents TIE cars, will have their baggage taken
care of at this Office, or at Baltimore otoe, No. II
Sharp strAet. and m eytra ohsrge. d1n
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Having been for years under the neocssIty Of hav-
two sets Of gasses-One for use in dayilght and
for lGmp-hght-l procured one set from Mr. ToiIea
which answered both purposes. have used his for
several months. and Ind them excellent.
EDNNAR ID STUBRS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-25

have used Mr.. TOblas's Spectaoles for three or
foGT months and take great pleasure in saying that
| am nuoh pleased with them. have heen Uuoh
benefited by them. GEO. Z. SCARBURGH.
May 5th. 1856.
Twas recommended 20 Mr. John Tobias as q skilful
optician and as have of remarkable peculIari-
ty, was gratiied To find that Mr.. Tobias seemed to
comprehend them by inspection and some slight
measurement and he has made me pair OF Specta-
cles that suits me admirably. A. y. BUTLER.
Inlv
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BrooKLYs oK-HorATpIc INSTITUTION,

AB-, lts{.
After Mort careful examination of Mr.. J. Iobias'a
6lcsses, am enGhled TO testify that their hardness,
ci.arress polishing, and exact optIca shape render
them particularly recCmmendabe to those whose
merely optical impairment OF the eyes IN want OF
such au1i'IaTles. | consider moreover. Mir. Tobias
f1J qualified 10 determine the focus of the eve 10th
by his optical knowledge aud experience, ard by
means Of his optometer. IN addition, osn further
state that Mr.. Tobias has supplied come of my pa-
Nonts with Gesses, 10 their and N, satisfaciIon.
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For Rent and Sale.

- = or the building occupied as an office by G.. =.
Wnlach, and immediately opposite the City Hall.
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From natural defects and the unequal range Of my
eyes have been compelled TO use glasses for seve-
raj years. hsve tired different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly htted to my eyes. -Four
morths since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs especially
for me, which nave found to serve me perfectly.
BY the use Of his optOmeter he lie enabled 10 adapt
glasses most Einuteiy To the eye. | most cheerful
" recommend Mr.. Tobias 10 all having occasion 10
use glasses, and bear testimony as to his skill a.
An optlolan. HENRY r. BALDWIN,
se1 Asst Sar'v tn sigp land Wsrr-.ts.
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"ILdNeToN, N. c., June l6, i85{.
To persons who have had the sight of their ey
impaired 20 require the use Of Glasses, would
recommend MIR. John Tobias a sultable person
from whom To obtain such Glasses as they may re-
cure rs he hss suited with pair of Speotacles
for far and sIght. NJ sight has been impaired
very mnch 10y seSsiee wee oI yeaIs in TIC fost once
from II O'Clock AZ night till RfteI day, during which
time 4 used but one hight. w. A. WALKER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
9tlp Orleans 5Blo0ey dtlattet,
CRESCENT ogrreE, 70. 70 Camp street,

Crescent OFFICE No. 70 Camp street
I Monday Evening" Dec. 10 1858.
1t is hardly necessary to allude to the plethora of
money, and the palcity of paper offering. The week
therefore, opens with all resources to move the mass
Of business concentrating here. The offerings in
bank for discount to-day were on the infnitesimal
order nevertheless some of the banks in their daily
exhibit presented tremendous movement which
we shall note in our next The European advices,
which we laid before our readers this morning.
brought by the Persia caused some depression in cot
ton and restricted operations in the staple were
prominent feature to-day.
Many transactions, or preliminares of last week,
are to be closed this week, which brought ont more
or less exchange and negotiations were entered into
at a discount for sight drafts on New York, and
sales of five days sight were made at a u cent
discount The counter rate for checks was steady at
discount, In time bills we note sales at IL Il, a
n discount, with fayorte names at Ii discount. In
foreign there sales of clear bills ut Os lOS4 a
l0S4, and for coffee remttances l0S8 was paid Deal
do not pay these figures We did not learn Of any
transactions in document bills to-day, and have no
sales to report though from the general feeling 1861
a 1919 will cover the market Francs are rather
scarce the demand is rather slack they very
little inquired for and the other side there are
very few drawers, The sales to-day We're 100000 at
5233 a 5,224, which is indicative Of advance, 1t
is however, useless with the large basis for exchange
TO think that any material advance can be expected
for some weeks.
The Stock and Scrip market is active, Within the
past few days CLOSING today there have been trans
actions in scrip Of the Crescent the Home the Aler
chants and the Sun Insurance Companies ofthis city,
through one party to the amount Of one hundred and
nnetytOnr thousand dollars, at various prices, rang
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Is hys tongues j s. Adams y hXs md-c j Bentz
2O2 bXS cheese } J Adams 100 do Buinc &co loo
q l. Dolsen son. As do GallaSeo " Pascal. % do
Hogan " Murphy. 40 do kinGsland &Co 100 do
100 Egs pigs feet to Grief ByTnes &Go, 100 do to
Dhapard 10 ties hams u Grief Sco IL bbl9 eggs
SCHNEIDER u Wise 3 ties hams W Fee eco. q do to
BaTelIi &cO. .25 bbs beef Peters, Willard &CO. so
kgs butter bbls oil s lbls whisky Bloom. 81 kgs
lard and sundries to Grieye Il Werc. .sundres to f
Delbondio. 1902 bbs whisky jas Connolly 200 do to
Place Brennan. COS do Is bbls alcohol r Metre
gor, sundrias to order.
SOUTHERN. Steamer Camden. $50 bales cotton
Lloyd y trerson so do Oakley, Hawkins &co. G1 do
EeI!OWs &c0, II do Henderson, Terry &co AZ Al
luily &co. y DO Lewis X Ogesby lG do Campbell
d Irving, do Erellsen, Stevenson Geo u do w b
Brady &co So LAWS, jenkins eco 80 do W D Coop
er &co 10 do SeruggS, Donnegan Geo. "a do ellis
u Ferguson 81 do Cutrer X Harrison a H Block IL
co smdries to order Total 1872 bales cotton.
n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton. 40 bales cotton to
Robson Allen 2 to Order. 81 l. Adams geo
s Smith, Harris &cO. 36 Lewis X Oglcsby IS Ward
Hunt &co 20 Sam Barrett q ThornhiIl Sco ] ]
T Harde &co ~ West, yillere &co, j Watt No.
BILE eco 3 Payne X Harrison. s Walker Il Schnidcr
- Riyes, Battles Il Noble, 3 Walker Hutchinson
Geo. Z Frerson, Conway &cO, 2 Coleman, Britton
Champln Is S Fl Ably. SO Warren, Gilmore &co
10 Harding, Abby &co G2 Bryne, Vance eco 6
Martin Gordan, ir- 6 John Watt Geo, Z Wright AL
len Geo 81 Cutrer Harrison Geo. y Fellows Geo
- Patton, Smith &Co 81 Carroll Hoy &cO s
John Williams &cO IS Ihornhill &cO. 60 Robson &
Allen 46 Harris Il Levi l6 Patton Smith SEQ 2s
r l. Adams Geo, 20 FcllOwes &co 30 Coleman,
Britton &to. 10 Pitcher Il Goodrich A A II May
&co. A Carroll, Hoy &co, 5 West, Fillere Geo SO
Lewis Oglesby. 10 Bucllner Staunton SEQ IA
John Busnett Cutrer, Harrison Geo. s Warren,
Gilmore &co. II Bryne, Vance &co 10 Henderson
y Peale, 10 Rhorer Higgenbotmm &co 80 H Ably
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BALIZE via RUATAN ISLAND . Brig Kate
bbs -four, 81 bbls pork 4 bbls beet bbls rice, and
assorted md>e.
NEW YORK. Ship Memphis $40 bales cotton,
252 hhds sugar, $50 bbs molasses II bags wool and
sundries.
HAvRE. Ship Temerer. 2l8l bales cotton 1000
slaves.
NEW YORK. Ship siIias Greenman 695 bales
cotton 563 hhds sugar hhds tobacco, 946 bbls mo
lasscs, and sundries.
LIVERPOOL Ship Frank Flint. 384G bales cot
ton 245 ties lard 2750 slaves.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Cumberland 3O85 bales
COtson,
NEW YORK. Bark L D Carver. G36 hhds sugar
Dos bbls molasses, 3l5 hides.
PHILADELPHIA. Bark Merrmac 80 bales cot
ton, 80 hhds sugar, 553 bbs molasses, 2000 slaves
and sundres.
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SHINING 2!ntrIIiNGnte.
CRESCENT OFyOE, No, 70 Camp street, 4
Tuesday Morning, Dee. a. 1855. 5
cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship silas Greeuman, Weber, for New York,
} Woodruff &co
Ship Frank Flint, Robinson, for Liverpool,
Meeker Knox eco
Ship Cumberland, Merrill, fer Liverpool,
Creevy q FarweI
Bark L D Carver Damon for New York,
Boudousquie, Phillips &Co
Bark Merrimac, Fitz, for Philadelphia,
Brig Kate, aoodspecd, for BaIize, (Hon) Via Raatan
Island } de Eguna
Ship Memphis Davis for New York, A Cohen
Ship Temerer, pichot, for Hayre, D Parish
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Arrived.

Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, from Indianoa and
Galveston Dec II to OS Payne LIST dist
Bark Oregon, Soule fcom West Indies in ballast to
G A Fosdck, point.
Bark Saune - from point.
Schr J Hill, Rich, days from Indianola, to master
I'd dist 10.
Schr @ B Kundson, Squires, days from Iddianola,
GoldenbOw X Lespawe. I'd dist l5
Ship Ocean Monarch, Page, u days from New York,
to j 0 Woodruff &co Sd dist.
Ship Harrisburg Weswell, from Rio de Janero, Sd
ult to master. LIST dist 81
Ship Vicente, Gelpi, days from Havana, in ballast
to master point.
Brig Ataaydor, Pages, 4 days from Havana in bal
last to master point
Bark Sartee, Cole, days from Havana, in ballast
to Cohen.
Bark Sarah Ann Morgan, from Portsmouth, Eng,
DIST Sept to master point.
Bark Oraville Crockett 20 days from RockIand Me,
to Creevy & Farwell. LIST dist &c.
Ship Anna Schmidt, Mulliken from Liverpool 9th
Oct, to Baxter, Lowell Geo. point.
Schr Martha, Harrison, from Pensacola. basin
Schr Zulime, -, from Pensacola. basin.
Schr Adeine, y from the coast.
Schr Mary Ann = from the coast.
Sloop Letonare, -, from coast.
Steamboats,.
Southern, Goodwin, from Camden
Silver Heels, Brown, from Bayou Goula.
Flora Temple, Farris from PittsbWg.
Carondelct, Sinnott, from Mobile
Cuba, Hopkins from Mobile.
California, Hutchings, from Mobile
A G Brown POteyent, from Pearl river.
J Fremont, StocklaIe, from Cincinnati.
Gov Powell, Castillo, from St 8Iartinsyile.
r F Sass, Phillips, from Pittsburg
Ingomar, Paris from Memphis,
Laurel Hill, IRE from Bayou Sara.
DR. Batey, Dugas, from DonaldsOnyille.
WoodtoTd, Irwin, from Louisville.
c D Jr, Vincent, from D0naldsOnve.
Kate Howard Gross, from Fort Adams.
High Flyer, Wright, from Louisville.
w McRae, Tobin, from Trenton.
Illinois, FulkinsOn, from ST Louis
L NJ Kenneth Russell, from st Louis.
Princess, Wilson, from Vicksburg.
Towboat P Whitney, Heaton, from the passes.
toWed down and to sea Sth inst, ship Celestial
Empire.,brought up ships Ocean Monarch and
Harrisburg and bark Oregon,
Towboat A J Whemoro, Whitemore, from passes.
towed down and to sea on 9th inst ships Poca,
hontas and Mongolia brought up ship Anna
T schmidt and barks Orayille and Saune
Towboat Anglo American, Martin from the passes.
t0wed down and to sea 10th inst ships W Fl
Prescott and Martha j Ward brought up
ship Yicomte, banks SartiIIe and Sarah Ann
and brig Atalaydor
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Leaves on TUESDAY, Iith inst at 5 P Nj
gPBass E'(bIk BOGUF RIF tGR.-T9c entirely
4lEL-f.Ea new and splendid steamer southern. i. r.
Goodwin, master, JOHN Free-e, clerk, will leave
Rs UbIvc d will remain permanently in Ar raie for the
tire seas m. For freight pm apply on h0Rtd.
EUN ARD. n DFNTZEL,
dIt sdgs riieiuE Areuts
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Beloyy-Comlng UP.


Bark David Kimball, IS days from Boston, to C A
F0sdiuk.
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Exports.

Per steamship Magnolia, from Galveston. 81 cabin
and u On deck.
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geoietu Of tBt 5tlarAets.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 10 Camp street,
NJ

CoTToN The Persia's gdvices, reporting de-
cline at Liverpool, checked operations yesterday to
some extent but in the sales, which embraced some
5000 bales, there was no marked change in prices.
We still quote
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ayes on WEDNESDAY, December Is, at5P. NJ

, HEs N h VI ii : AND REV ORLEANS
EAAgEl-sssSs Packet Line For Memphis the Bends
Thu 6F elias. steamer LmgOIm M, Captain b..
Paris will be reRtg receive freight Monday noningi
tie foot Of GirCd and will leave as above.
For freight passage, apply on hoard, to
j. H FRELIGH,
Office Hnde4the 81 Ebteiea Hotel.
R This line connects Napoeonith regular paoketsor
tbs White 1t Memphis With superior
packers for St. L0uis and Louisville
iF"Adsms ENprs> carried regularly BY this line. %
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y GBANKER ~ CO.'S BLANKETS-l2 bales White
- BmSe's win or without bands 10 batsdo Blue 10
LES do Green bales do for Beds for sale BY
GRAfIAA, GOMMAGERE L CO.
u2F - GustumhpUse street
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
SHERIFFS SALE--By virtue Of supdrv

%
~ writs of Fieri Facias, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County and to me directed
will be exposed 10 public sale on SATURDAY the 3Oth
day OF January 1885, at one O'Clock M at the Court
House, in the borough of Towanda the following des-
crbed lot piece parcel OF land situate in Sheshequin
twp, Bradford county bounded follows to wit Be-
ginning at Hemiock corner thence south $50 east
JlS 2lO perches to hemlock the south east corner of
the warrant thence north 10 I7S 4lO perces to
post south east of the late Peter Aliens lot thence
north S9o west 81 $40 perches to the south west
OF the Arunah Nattes lot thence south 10 west So per
to beech corner thence north $50 west so perches to
corner of lot No l. thence north 10 east 1872 4l0 perch
es to the north line of warrant post of lots No.
and thence said warrant line north $50 west 80
perches to a hemock sapng the north east corner of
Isaac S Horton lot thence by said lot south 10
l62 4lO perches to rock oak sapng south
of said Isaac Horizons lot thence north $50 west l26
3lU perches TO post on the south line of Isaac S. HOr
tons land thence west lis 40 perches to the hem
lock- the place of beginning Containing three hundred
and sixteen acres and fftyeight perches be the
more or less about forty acres improved framed hou
ses, log houses framed barns, saw mill small gro
cery building and n few fruit trees.
AlSO-An that lot, piece parcel of land situate in
Sheshequin twp Bradorc county, bounded follows,
to wit North by lands of c. Smith, east by land of Rich
ard Johnson south by land Of George Smith and west
lands of Martin Rogers. Containing about twenty
a framed barn and an orchard of fruit trees.
ALSO-All that lot, piece parcel of land situate in
Sheshequin twp, Bradford county, bounded follows
to wit North by LAND lately owned by S. F. Washburn
east by land of Benjamin Smith south by land in posses
sion of W. Stephenson and west by land of Reuben Young
Containing fifty acres more or less.
AlAo-A that lot, piece or parcel of land situate III
Rome twp, Bradford county, bounded as follows wit
North by the TOwner Hill road east and west by lands
formerly owned by Juson HOlcomb and south by lands
OF John PassmOre Containing fifty feet front by $50 feet
back more less, all improved with blacksmith shop
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Montanyes
Co. VS.. Benjamin Stephenson ,,,r,,,
THOS. NJ WOODRUFF, Sheriff
Sheriff7S Office, JAN s. 1853.
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legal.
Observation-Disclosures, the Hon

n S,1 -, ", :. N Z = 7 w LCIcdS, tHt IIUH.
i DAVID WILM0T, President Judge of the 10Th In
dcal District consisting of the Counes of Bradford and
Susquehanna and Honorabes JOHN P2ssMoRE, and
JOHN LONG, Associate Judges in and for said county
OF Bradford nave issued Their precept bearing date the
9th day OF Dec d. 1857 to directed for holding
Sou OF oyer and Terminer General Quarter Sessions
the Peaee common Pleas and Orphans Court at Towan
da for the County Of Bradford on the first Mondav the
LIST day OF FEBRUARY next, to continue two weeks
Notice therefore hereby given to the Coroners and
usces OF the Peace and Constabes of the County OF
that be then and there in their per
son. at 10 O'Clock I'M the forenoon of saa day with their
records nquiso1s and other remembrances to do those
thngs which to their Office appertains to he done and
those who are bound by recognzance or otherwise to pro-
secute against the prisoners who may be in The jail
OF said County or who shall be bofd appear at the
sara court are to be then and there to prosecute against
them az shall be just Jurors requested be punctual
IN thelr attendance, agreeably to their notice.
Dated at Towanda the 4th OF JAM in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fftyeight and
OF the Independence of the United States the eighty
first. THOMAS NJ WOOIJRJtFF Sheriff
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r IBEL FOR DIvORCE.-ULYSsEs

IL MOODY vs.. HARRIET MOODY. In Brad Com.
Pleas, No. 5Sl, September II 1857
To HARRIET MOODY, the defendant In the above
suit You hereby notified that Ulysses Moody, your
husband, has filed his petition against you for divorce
from the bonds of matrmony and that alias subpoe
ma has been issued returnable to December Term 1857
and that a court of pleas will be held for the
county of Bradford at the Court House in the borough
Of Towanda the rst Monday OF February next be ing
the LIST day you will then and there show cause if any
you have why the petition and libel of the said Ulysses
Moody should not be granted and why the bonds OF
trimony should not be dissolved
THOS. M. WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office, January /, 1855.
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7 IST OF JURORS drawn for Special
~ Court to be held January 49, 1858.
Athens boro-Aaron Stone, X Wells
Durell-Willam Bowman
Franklin-David Allen
LeRoy--Judson Holcomb.
Ltchfeld-Josiah White,
Monre twp--Samuel Cole
Overton--O Orlando Hevery,
Pke--Wm NJ Bradshaw H Beecher,
Rome Worthing, Preceptor Forbes, s Gore. Peter
VOught,
Springfeld-Jcre Adams, Amos Knapp, ir.
hyeld-Anthony Chds Harmon Kingsley A
Harris, Wallace Scott, lsreal Jones
hequin-James Sherwood Jno NJ keap, Edward Brig.
ham, Robert Chandler,
South Creek-Merritt Glynes
Standing Stone-Myron Vanness,
Towanda boro-Jere Culp,
Towanda North-Isaac Myer
Troy boro-William Farnsworth,
Windham--James NJ Peck, w Warner,
Wyalusing-Elias Vaughn. ir.. Lewis Biles
Wysox-Elijah Bouvelt, Bertrand Whitney.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
merrlIanoiss, Se.
Foundry Property for Sale.

THE subscriber having become the owner
L. of the well known and valuable Foundry, Machine
and Tin Shop formerly owned by /. l.. 4 Ii. l.. Lam
oreux and situated the Barclay Railroad and not
being acquainted with the business is prepared to sell the
at large discount below its actual value the es
tablishment is in complete condition for doing a
large usnG S. For Pa culars inquire of Col. J. F.
Means, the subscriber. JOS. klNGSBEBI.
Tnwanda, Dec. ~, 1851.