Mr Pratt presented tweuty-oue, Mr. Ing ram ten, and Mr. Walton bne petition for the repeal of the restraining liquor law of last ses sion. The following bills were read : Hv Mr. Browne —To allow bills of excep tions and writs of error in criminal cases. Mr. Crabb, bill for the repeal of the com pensation act of last session. A resolution was adopted requesting the Committee on Inland Navigation, to inquire into the expediency of rejiorting a bill to pro tect the transputers on the Public Improve ments of the State. Adjourned. Hui'sH. —The opinion of the Attorney Gen eral, relative to the right of the State of New York to divert the water of the Chenuing Ri ver. was read, and 1000 copies ordered to be printed. Mr. Morris offered a resolution, calling on the Attorney General for information as to what foreign insurance companies doing busi ness in this State, have failed te render the re turns prescribed by law. Laid over for one dftv. j| -v Five thousand diagrams of the House were ordered to be printed for the use of members. The following, among a number of other bills, were read in place : To repeal the act regulating the publie print ing. To abolish the office of County Superinten dent of Common Schools. To incorporate the Tioga County Bank. Mr. Morris, anoint resolution relative to the protection of American citizens in the rights of conscience and religious worship in foreign countries. A resolution was adopted—yeas 63, nays pj—authorizing the Speaker to invite the cler gy of Hurrisburg or any other miuister to open the sessiou of the House with prayer. Adjourned till Monday afternoon at three o'clock. JANUARY 5. SENATE —The Speaker taid before the Sen ate a number of annual reports of corporations. Mr. Crabb presented a bill to extend the charter of the Philadelphia Bank. The nomination of Superintendent of the State Printing was confirmed by the Senate. Adjourned till Monday afternoon. lbu sK. —The House is not in session, hav ing yesterday adjourned till Monday. MASSACRE OK UNITED STATES TROOPS. —By an extra from the Charleston Courier, we have the following " official information" re tired from the headquarters of the United B:ates troops in Florida : FORT BROOKE, FI A., Dec 13, 1855 An exploring party under cohiuiand of Lt. George L. Ilartsuflf, 2il artillery, consisting of .me sergeant, OTIC corporal and seven privates, were suddenly attacked by a party of Semi nole Indians at daylight on the 50th instant, ill'on t lfi miles S. K. from Fort Simon Drum— that party being al>out 40 miles S. E. from Fort Myers. The party left Fort Myers on the morning of the ith inet. and up to the time of the at tack were engaged in making a re-examina t'onuf that portion of the Big Cypress Swamp examined by the troops last winter. Three men of the command arrived at Fort Myers on the night of the 21st. It is supposd that l.ieiif lhrtsufT and the remainder of his party hare liccn killed. Most of the public animals with the expedi tion, some 18 in nuuil>cr, were also shot down. Lieut Jfartsuff when last seeu had one arm broken, and is supposed to have been wounded i i liis side. Private Hauua, of company G, -'! Artillery, one of the party, who escaped, Irought the al>ove information to Fort Myers. Hauua was wounded in the abdomen, not seriously, it is thought; he left another of the pnrty, private baker, also wounded, about 18 miles from K>rt .M vers. Baker gare out at that point and could come no farther. The Indians making the attack were some 2.*> or JO in number. Two coin jiaoks of tlie 2d Artillery were to leave Fort Myers on the morning of the 22d ult., in search of Lieut. llartsuff and the missing members of hie party. Other movements of the troops in the direction of the battle ground, were order -l umMiately on the receipt of the inforiua ' fin concerning the attack. The alsive information embraces everything know n, officially, concerning the attack Two I>F. N CHII.DUES' FOCXD IV .. RAII.IV). n On Wednesday, after the emigrant train from the Fast on the Pennsylvania ltaih ruad had changed cars at Altoona, the con 'inctor, on looking into a car which had been 'tit behind, was horrified to find the dead bo 'H: of two children, aged respectively about ! J and fire years. The matter was telegraph* 1 and it was ascertained that the pa rnt< of the children were poor German emi -Tamv who left them unburied from necessity, fte citizens of Altoona had the unfortunate ars decently buried. The youngest is stip ' >'d to have died from exposure while teeth aud the other from fever.— Pittsburgh 'ticn. Krrp.EHi\-c,j.y CO,)i.. —A conductor on a *-Liiglaiul road was seat for by tbe Presi or Superintendent of tbe road one day, : l rattier summarily informed tbat after that the company would not require his ser '*<*• He asked who was to be his successor, name was given him. He then asked '•'J fie was to be removed. After pressing l ■ question some time, and failing to obtain 3 explanation, a little light dawn '3 K)n him, and he addressed his superior yT nearly as follows : "You are about JJiakinof a roa t mistake, Sir, a great mistake. < "<! know, Sir, I have a nice house, a fast ,' Nr '- a splendid gold watch, aud an elegant '•"noiid ring. That fellow yon have chosen , ' f "* my ptnrr has pot to pet all these things." " a i<i the argument was conclusive, and | '"JudiH-tor was allowed to retain his j>osi- - . " —There is a law in Pennsylvania ■2" ri S u irps the banks in tbat State, east of to keep their notes at par in a nd those west of the mountains, ~ ; * st irg. Judge Pearson, of Harrisburg, a fc", decided that under the law . J ' 3 hank are at jtar whenever they tiro ]v v , t0 and siler for ordinary purposes. ruse "at par," lift holds does not mean ' l' a P er must lo received iu the eusUMti the city banks, or by the brokers, arc tquivalent to gold and silver ° r, 'itiary l)usiiicw transactious, they are ' "'.uthe true iutent and uieauittg of FRIGHTFUL DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA—A CHILD BITTEN BY A CAT.— The Isockport Jour nal relates the following distressing case : A little girl aged three years, living on Monroe street, died ou Weducsday evening from the effects of a bite by a rabid cat. She was bit ten some weeks since, over the eye, the wounds exhibiting the prints of the teeth. The cat had been bitten by a dog, which was ascertain ed to be rabid, and the parents, being alarmed, submitted the case to Dr. Moore of Gosport. No decided symptoms of the horrible disease, however, were manifested until Saturday last, the 15th, when drowsiness and nervous excita bility at the approach of fluids were exhibited by the child. On Sunday the poor sufferer grew wild and frantic, and during the day was thrown into violent spasms. The convulsions which shook the frame of the patient were re doubled with frightful intensity at the approach of fluids, every nerve repelling its vicinity with spasmodic horror. The disease, ou Monday, exhibited still more definite symptoms of mad ness, a flashing of the eye and frothing of the mouth accompanying the convulsions. Drs. Leonard and Gould were called, and adminis tered cblorororm which temporarily produced a quieting effect ; but relief was beyond the skill of man. The awful suffering's of the child were protracted until Wednesday even ing, when it was relieved by death. THE MURDERERS OF MATTHWS.— The prophet ess is yet in jail, and is confined in the same cell with Abigail Sables and Thankful S. Her sey. They spend most of their time in the cell in prayer, and seem to regard the whole pro ceedings thus far as a " persecution" instead of a " prosecution." The prophetess says she has a revelation from God every night ! There is much interest taken in these deluded wo men by our citizens, who visit the jail in large numbers to see them. We were wrong in stating Thursday morning that Israel Wood ing had been released from jail. He still re mains in jail, but is merely detained as a wit ness. It is quite improbable that Sly and Mrs. Hersey may have their trial before the Superior Court, now in session.— JVetc Haven ( Conn.) Journal. lIoRRini.E BRUTALITY. —The Cincinnati (Ohio) Commercial, of the 28th ultimo, states that two young men of " respectable wealthy fami lies" were on a drunken spree at the Parker House, iu Mays vide, Ky. t on the night of Thanksgiving iu that State, and being iu want of liquor, poured some camphene over the hair and whiskers of a colored waiter, whom they fotmd asleep, and then set tire to it. The poor fellow lived for two weeks in extreme tortnre and then died, hut no steps have as yet been tuken to have a legal investigation, as the young gentlemen have agreed to pay Mr. Ball, the owner, for the loss of his servant sl, 200. SAVAUE ATTACK. —On the evening of the 20th alt., Judge HYATT, of Nichols, was in Owego and at the store of ROBERT CAMERON, he was met by BARNEY CRIAFFE, who drives a wagon iu this village. BARNEY, it is said, was iutoxicated. His wagon had l>een broken a few days ago by a teamster of Judge HYATT'*, who accidentally ran his wagon into it. Bar ney attacked the Jndge about the injury to bis wagon, aud, being drunk, the Jndge did not pay much attention to him. This enrag ed him, and he suddenly drew a stake from his wagon and struck the Jndge above the car, cutting a horrid gash in his head. The extent and danger of the injury is not yet fully known. Barney (led across the bridge, threatening that if a constable was sent after him he would serve him in the same manner.— (Jtcrgo Times. THE ACCIDENT ON* THE OHIO AND PEXVSYL VANIA RAILROAD. —We have already stated tlmt by a collision on the Ohio and Pennsyl vania railroad, a few days ago, four persons were killed, and six wounded ! Of the latter, llenry Mansfield, of St. Louis, ami Geo. W. Lee, of Allegheny city, Pa., had both hgs bro ken ; W. 11. Tyler, of New Bedford, one leg and an arm broken ; M. Robb, of Trumbull county, Ohio, one arm and leg broken ; Win. Water, one leg broken ; ,J. Painter, of Canton, Ohio, leg broken ; John Veatman, Postmaster at Hartford, Ohio, leg broken ; Hugh Moore, of Youngstown, Ohio, leg broken, and others severely injured. THE NEW POSTAGE LAW.— Payment in Stamps. —lt should be particularly remember ed that the jostage OH all letters intended for any place iu the L nited States must now be be pre-paid by stamps or stamped envelopes, as uo money will hereafter be received at the window of the post-office in payment of pos tage. This is the law of Congress, which took effect ou the Ist instant. Letters to foreign countries can be sent as usual, and the postage on newspapers and the mode of pay ment remain unchanged. FATAI. ACCIDENT.—Wii.(JAM CHAVMAN, a resident of Bath, was killed at Corning, Sat urday night last. He was attempting to eon pie the cars ou the Buffalo, Corning and New York Road, when he was so injured between the couplings, that he died immediately. sa&aaasraa In this tmrough. on the 15th ult., bv Rev. Juliu* Foster, WILLIAM BROYVN t" Miss HENRIETTA RAY. By the same, on the Ist iust., EDM IN YY EST 111 IW LAND to Mis CLARISSA JULIA BABSKTT, all of this place. In Philadelphia, on the 26th nit., by lh-v. Wesley Kenney, J. H.STALFORD. of Wyaiusing. to Miss MARY A. DIEHL, of tbe former plai-e. In Albany, on the 25 th ult., by M. H. f'odding. Esq.. Mr. lIOKATIA J. LADD, of Albany, to Miss CATHARINE HAVERLEY', or Overton. At tbe same time and place, Mr. LOWELL L. HOWELL to Miss ELIZA LADD, both of Albany. In Wysox, on the 29th alt., by Rev. T. Dntcher, Mr. NOR MAN WHITE, of Y.ilatie, Dutchess Co., N. Y. to Miss BAKAH A CON KLIN, of Wysox. Died, On Thursday. 27th ultimo, of congestion of the lungs, CHARLES IL, only son of I. L. Mid E. A. La Morcux, aged 3 months and 13 days. " One angel more In Heaven." In Towanda tp.. on the 23d ult., SARAII, wife of Harry Scoville, in the 40th year of ber age. In Tammiiia, on the 20th inst., of congestion of the lungs and pleura. Mrs. LODOISKA M., wile of Milton Bailey, Esq., In the 38th year of her age. November 17th. KtTTIE LIZZIE, daughter of YVm. B.and Ailra E. Uradbary, aged 5 year* 17 days. Wfcj.Tgn NOTICE—A lecture on American Slavery will he delivered by Rev. MAKAAI.L FRISK, of New-York, at the Court House, on Tuesday evening next, at 7 o'clock. ( 1 KKKN LEAF'S COMMON SCHOOL ARITHMETIC, approved by the Book Committee of the Teacher's Association of Bradford County, for sale by the dozen or singly, by JOS. KING. Bt RY • nRIED APPLLTS— a few FII.A rale one?, ler SUIT AT JUO FO.VT . QTATEMENT of the amount, description and value of REAL AND PERSONAL PRO kJ PERTY, Rradeii, Occupation*, and Froressionii. Office* and Post* of Profit*. Pleasure Carriage*. Money at Inte rest, Notes, Judgment*, Mortgage*, Ac., Gold Lever Watcliea, Silver Lever and Gold do., and Silver YVatche*, Valued at over 120, Ac. Ac., a* retureed by the several Assessor* of Bradford County, for I*.'> : t \ f of mf ml 4J! isfsf H Townships 2? g -££ -Jji 0 "Jo* j* *® f ■ 1 ii] ?jft Hi* it I? fEJff 233 Athena Borough *105,182 $16,783 .... *3,000 1250 $430 .. 2 401 Athena Township 260,145 31.040 12,400 2 227 Albany, 4* ,492 8,506 .... 200 1 1 211 Asylum 02,056 10,020 300 313 1 84 Armenia 13,671 2,097 49 Burlington Borough,... 12,080 2,720 2,200 40 178 Burlington West 68,372 8,161 .... 300 257 Burlington 92,258 11,005 550 468 433 Canton, 132,761 21.132 5 256 Columbia, 114.752 10,134 .... 150 185 212 Dorell,. 63,327 10,174 .... 300 2 1 155 Franklin 41,049 8,258 350 259 Granville 80.708 11,193 833 .... 100 .. 2 1 216 Herrick, 49,543 9,520 .... .330 335 2 208 Lelioy 60.003 8,562 .... 868 .... 45 .. .. 2 237 Litchfield 72,970 12,393 1,825 100 .. 1 59 Monroe Borough 11.465 3,395 400 4 191 Monroe Township 88,934 10,150 940 2*3 Orwell, 93,509 14.070 .... 660 91 Overton 5* PU* 1*4.774 21,109 .... 4,332 .... 120 2 4 276 Rome 77,262 10,067 60 .. 314 HMgharry 95,858 17,598 .... 3,439 .... 170 % 329 Shr*hquiu,.,.. 141.978 14,811 .... 700 .... 495 4 447 Smithfleld 148,163 20,839 7,136 . 394 SpringDelA, 106,799 10,858 204 IS7 South Creek 65,418 7,497 .... 1,296 ... 50 !' 1 169 Standing Stone 62,695 9,372 4,479 . . 300 .. 1 2 53 Sylvania Borough 13,199 2,169 800 300 175 Yusrsroni, 66,698 11,245 1,199 222 Towanda borough 171,360 24,210 3,000 19,159 2350 is i 9 107 Towanda Township 59,034 7,913 6.300 4900 90 Towanda North 63,953 6,406 1 000 .. 2 293 Troy Towuship, 137,491 14,834 1.475 235 i 133 Troy Borough, 58.162 6,359 4,700 ... 60 18 214 Ulster 86,217 11.909 2,275 250 75 7 243 Well* 82,513 15,268 .... 775 237 Wy*ox 113,593 13,377 14,963 " "j " 315 Wyalusing, 102,757 14,643 1,670 210 2 2 1 355 Warren ..... 123,880 14,566 1.900 .... . 2 227 Windham 75,945 15,177 1,800 270 161 Wilmot 34,622 6,220 I 80 .! " i 9535 1 $3,563,524 *501.455 j *.'1,550 *103,742 *6,335 i,15,922 23 79 12 -—' — BRADFORD COUNTY, SS.—We, the under*igned. Commissioners of said County, do hereby certify L. S. the above to be a true and correct statement of the return* made bv the several Assessors of Bradford County - for the year 1856, and we also give notice that we will meet at tin" Commissioner's Office, on MONDAY, the 21*t day of January, 1856. for the purpose of revising and equalizing said assessment. Given under our hand* and seals, at Towanda, this 31st of December, 1555. S. SMILEY, ) G. 11. BULL, - Commissioners. Attest E. M. FAUKAR. Clerk. P. H. BL'CK. ) Xcto Grand Division, Sons of Temperance, Pa. A QUARTERLY SESSION will he held -cV. at LEKAYSVILLE, Bradford County, Ha., in Sous of Temperance Hail, commencing JANUARY 'IS, laid,at 10 o'clock, A. M. There will be a public demonstration of the Order, and addresses delivered by the Grand Officers, on the exening of the 23d at Leitnysville. Also addresses by the Grand Officers, at Towanda, January 24th, at 2, I*. M., and at Monroetou, T o'clock, P. M.; at East Smithtichl. January 25th, afternoon end evening. Representatives are requested to be punctual in their attendance at I.c Marseille. January 9, 185 C. IYM. XIC'HOI.SON, G. S. J. D. HUMPHREY 18 NOW RECEIVING an excellent assortment of gent's, boy's, ladies', children's aud misses' BOOTS & BOOT ES. Also, Shoe Pegs, Thread, Linings aud Findings, to which he invites public attention. tfiT Ail persons having unsettled accounts or notes due the subscriber, are invited to make payment. Those con venient may call on C. Krisbie, K>q. or T. Humphrey, in Orwell, previous to the 15th of February next, after which time delinquents may expect special invitations to visit Towanda. J. D. HUMPHREY. Towanda, January 9, 1555. CREDITORS. —Notice is hereby given J. that I have applied to the honorable the Judges of the Court of Common Picas of the county of Bradford for the benefit of the Insolvent laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and they have appointed MONICAY, the 4th day of FEBRUARY next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. for the hearing of me and my creditors, at the Court Houree, in the borough of Towanda, when and where yon nwv attend if yon think proper. Jan. 9. O. R. HEMINGWAY. DI SSOLUTION .—The co-partnership here tofore existing under the firm of LONG A MERRY, is this dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the said firm of Ising A Merry will please take notice that unicas tlieir accounts are settled immediately, they will be left for collection. PHILANDER 1.65(1, C. T. MERRY. Burlington, Dec. 20, 1855. JOHN K. LONG. ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, 288 6l 290 Chestnut st Between Tenth aud Eleventh, opposite the Armlemy of Fine Arte, and Parkinson's Garden and Saloons, PHILADELPHIA. WM. S. CAMPBELL, Proprietor. G. W. MCLLIN, Superintendent. Jan. 9.—3 m. SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Exponas, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford county, and to uie directed, will be exposed to public sale at the Court House, iu the boro' of Towauda. on MONDAY* February 4th, 1850. at 1 o'clock P. M., the following lot. piece or parcel of land situate in Durell twp. bounded on the north by lands of tie rgi- Arnout. on the east by lands of John Connell, on the south by lands of Hiram and Richard Gilbert, and on the west by Daniel Kecfle, dee'd., containing 98 acres, lie the same uiore or les, about 30 acres improved,one frame house, one saw mill, log barn and a few fruit trees thereon. Seized aud taken in execution at tbe suit of Catharine Cunnnins vs. Michael Crimmins and Dennis Crimmius. AUSO—The following described piece or parcel of land situate in the town-hips of Burlington and Franklin bouud eil and descrilied as follows : On the North by lands of Chandler Ward, on the east or easterly bv lands of Isaac Crane and John Lantz, and by a small creek, usually known as goose freek, iieing the boundary line between John M. Martin and this described lot; on the south, or southeasterly by lands of J. M.Martin, or said goose creek, aud lands of Horace Willev, on the wot by lands of John M'Daniels and the public highway, containing one hun dred acres be the same in, re or less, about fifty acres im proved, one framed House, old log barn, framed barn and an orchard of fruit trees thereon. Srized and taken in execution at the suit of Brown and Rockwell to the use of the township of Franklin vs. Jere miah M vers. Al<o at the suit of Harriet A. Mercnr to the use of Franklin township vs. Jereuiiah Myers. J| VI .SO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land ituatc in Sbcshequin twp. hounded on the north by Wui. Y'oung, east by lands of YVm. and Sarah Young, south by lands of Reuben Y'oung, and west by land of Calvin Smith, con- Vning about ninety acres more or less, about fifty-five ecres improved, two log houses, two log barns and an ap ple orchard and other fruit trees thereon. Seized aud taken in execution lit the suit of IT. S. A H. A. Mercnr, now to the use of J. M. Peck aud H. M. Moore vs. Richard Horton and Curtis Smith. ALSO- The following deserilicd lot, piece or parcel of l.tnd situate in YVilmot twp. bounded north by lands of Ambrose Vanderpool,cast by lands of Nelson \ anderpool, south by lands of Lewi* Johnson and Saiu el Vanderpool, and west by lands of Ambrose Vanderpool, containing about fifty acres more or less, about twelve acres improv ed with a" log house thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Amborsc Vanderpool vs. Charles Johnson. ALSO 'The following descrilied lot, piece or parcel of land situate In Litchfield two. bounded on the north by Joshua Merrill and James Thompson, on the east by Or son Rickey, on the south by lands belonging to the estate of Win. l'irk, dee'd., now in the possession of his widow, Maria, and' on the west by Thomas Strait and Clement Dibble, containing one hundred acres more or less, about seventy aeres improved, one frame house, one frame bam and shed attached, one log house and a few fruit trees thereon. , , , . . , ALSO— One .other piece or parcel of land situate in Litchfield twp! bounded as follows : Commencing at a stone for a corner, running north on the Headloek fine 3d rods to a stone corner, thence west along the line of Thus. Morris' estate, 20 rods to a stake, thence south along Mathewson's line, 39 rods to a stump for a corner, thence cast twenty rods along the Park line to a stone for a cor ner containing about four aeres more or less, about two acres improved, one log house and framed barn thereon. Seized ami taken in executi u at the suit of vv ra. Kiff vs. Russell lladlock. , ALSO The defendant's interest, supposed to be the un divided one-half of the following descrilied lot piece r narcel of land situate in Monroe twp. bounded ou the north bv lands of Sevellon L. Fowler, east and south by the pub lie highway, and on the west formerly belonging to Joseph Gregg*, containing about four acres more or less, all un proved .'and fruit trees t ereon. S<)_ One "ther lot piece or parcel of land situate in Alhanv twp. bounded on tbe north by R>Msctt V Bil king. cast bv lauds of C. M. Hakes, on the south by lands of Joseph Mciwrdi and the public highway, and on the west by lauds of Dr. Gillutt, containing tweuty acres, ail irn '"srized and taken in exceutiou at tbe suit of John Han son to the use of E- W. Baird vs. Rollin YVUcx. VJ st) The following described !t piece or parcel or land situate in Columbia twp. bounded on the north by lands of James Wolf, on the cast by lands of Joseph It DeWitt on he south by lands of the Bingham estate.and on the west by lands of Thomas and YViu.Gustiu.rouUin ing about oiichuudrcdacres.be the -aiuc IIPTC or less, with b mt forty .teres improved and a .-mall loam IwutC, 1 ..id uLIt Jtivl hirfel* ha' '; t' e •' j Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Fraukiin H. Parsons vs. l'ierte Sherman. ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of laud situate iu Standing Stone twp. bounded north bv lands ot John Kcem and Jacob Schoonover, east bv lands of John Swaekhatntnrr. south by lands of Wm. \Vright, and west by lands of Tbeophelus Schoonover and Isaac Vosburg, containing one hundred and seventy acres more or less, about eighty acres improved, with three log houses, one log baru and some fruit trees thereon. Seized aiul taken iu execution at the suit of The Com monwealth of Pennsylvania at the instance of the County of Bradford vs Samuel A. Tenant and Simon .Stevens. ALSO—The following lot piece or parcel of land situate in Orwell twp bounded west by the K. tract, north by lands of Edwin Taylor, east by lands of Harry L. Park,on the south by the Ridge Road, containing about seventy three acres more or le*s, about fifteen acres improved. AI -SO—One other lot piece or parcel of land situate in Orwell twp. boundrd on the west, north and east by lands of Silas Alii*, and south by public road, containing about one acre more or less, all improved, with a framed Black smith shop and a few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken in execution, at the suit of Jacob Wickizer to the use of Edward Overton vs. E. K. and Si las Alii*. AlJsO-—The following described lot piece or parrel of land situate in Hen-irk twp. bounded on the north by lands of A. IL Brown, east by lands of N. B. Wetmorc, south bv lands of George Perkins, and west by hinds of Nelsoii Marsh, containing about j of an acre more or less, all im proved, with a framed dwelling house, a blacksmith shop and a few fruit trees thereou. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of J. H. La tham to the use of Timothy Hurley vs. V. I>. Rosengrant. ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel of land situate in SmithtL. Id twp. bounded on the north by lands of Henry Quick, on the east by lauds of John Wat kins, on the south by the public highway, on the wc*t by lands of Anthony Chi Ids, containing about twenty-three acres, about eighteen acres improved, one framed "house, one framed barn and a tew fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Welles and Harris vs. Billings Pierce. ALSO- The following described lot piece or parcel of land situate in West Burlington bounded on the north bv lands of John Boarue. on the west by lands of H. H. Brown and on the south by lands of John Bloom, and formerly of Ira A. Weed, and on the east by lands of Silas Betts, containing two hundred acres be the same more or leas, about fifteen acres iniprnvut, one saw mill, one plank house, one framed barn and a few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of C. Rockwell A Co. vs. Hiram A. Weed and Brink Smith. AI-SO The following lot piece or parcel of land situate in Overton twp. Itoiinded and described as follows :—Be ginning at a maple the southwest corner of Cahill and Vimgkt, them e X. i° \V. Dirt rods to a maple, the S. W. corner of a I t in the warrantee name of Itobert Roberta ; thence north 30° east 212 rods to the S. K. corner of lands claimed by D. < ash ; thence S. 60° E. ICO rods by Cash's line to the X. \\ . corner of J. ( 'amp's lot; thence by Camp and Cahill and Vonjrbt's land, south 30° W. 212 rods to the place of beginning, containing 212 ueres more or less, about eight acres improved, two log houses, one h>g shed, and a few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of John Han son to the use of Judson Hlarkman vs. James A. Paine. ALSO —Tlie following lot piece or parcel of land situate in Smithlicld twp.lxnitided north laud of by Harrison Car lisle, west by lauds of Samuel Xiles, south by lands of Hillings Pierce and John Chamberlain, and on the east by lands of Wallace and John Chamberlain, containing alsjut G3 acres more or less, about 65 acres improved, one framed house, framed barn, one siiw mill and an old saw mil! frame and fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Welles and Harris to tbc use ol M. W. Hamilton vs. Henrv (Juick. JOHN A. CUDDINIi, Sheriff. Sheriß's Office, 1 Towanda, Jan. !, 1&53. ) &J> - Notice is hereby given, that an amount equal to the casts will t* required to be paid upon each sale when struck down to the bidder, and upon failing to comply with this regulation, the tract of land will again be otter ed for sale, JOHN A. OODOINO. LIST OF JURORS drawn for February Term aud Sessions, IHSG. Olt AND JI ItORS. Asylum—Will'm Terry, D CjPike—Homer Welles; Miller ; Rome—Asa Fuller ; Burlington tp—Orra Burns Springfield- Paul Furman ; Roswoll Luther : Smithlicld—Emor F Wo< si, Burlington west— P Phelps ; WS Pierce, GKM'Vsnnon Canton—E M'Clell.uid. Eli Sheshequin—Alfred Gore ; Rockwell ; Troy tp—H D Freeman, H Franklin—Horace Willcy ; Spnlding. jr ; Granville—Sdotnon Bovicr; Ulster—James Vandyke; Merrick—Ahel Holies ; Wyalusing—Andrew Fee, A lAtrliHeld—Henry Keysr.S F Eastman. Evans ; TRAVERSE .II KOKS—FIRST WEEK. Athens tp -1. Row laud.son : Standing Stone—Byron Ste- Albany—R Stevens, \V ls*e; veils, Geo Yanness, James Asylum —Harvey Birney : Gordon : Burlington We-t—Wm Me- Springik-ld—A S Bailey,Nr- Kean. Myron Ballard ; man Cooley ; Columbia—l> S Alexander. Smithtield —A Huntingdon ; Philip Slade, Jas Bullock: Sheshequin E P shaw ; Canton—Wm fjawrenee ; Troy Boro'—l A Pierre ; Granville. James Gee ; Troy twp—Stephen Wilbcr, llerrirk—.l (' Barnes. Jame- J M Smith ; Brown. >V M Bowker : Towanda Bo P Powell ; Litchfield—James Merrill; Towanda tp— H Scoville ; lawny -lliram Stone ; Wilmot—Nathan Castor, I> Overton—Eli Heverley; Ahrams, Jas Strong; Pike—('handler W Brink ; Wells—James Brasted ; Hidgbury —O A Burnham ; Tnsearora—Saml Lake ; SECOND WEEK. Burlington horo'—J E VIM-Sheshequin—Jcr Kilmer; burg, J V Daniels; South Creek—Cyrus Berk. Burlington tp J J Haight ; Dan I! Gillctt Columbia - Jesse Udsall : Towanda Giro'—Henry Bas- Cauton—A Hamilton Tho-j sett, Wallis Hull; mas. Ezra Spalding, Jacob Trey tp—Ezra Looinis, S N Rockwell; Spalding; Durell—Wm Friabie; Tuscarora—Davis Gray: Granville—Sylvt-s. Kendall ; Sylvania bo- -Saml Super ; Iwllny—J G Landon, Chris- Smithtield—M F Ransom ; topher llartman ; Ulster- Ralph Russcl; Monroe Im—Geo Tracy ; Towanda tp—E W Hale ; Pike—Chan 11 Brown.OHvemVyaox-Gabriel King, IP Northrop, Xll Briggs ; j Spalding; Springfield- L t. Beach. H Wefts—C H f.ennard; Potter, Hiram Spear, C Hi Wjndhaui —Charles Walker : Campbell; 'Warren H Champlin. THIRD WKKJt. Athens tp Edmund Hill; Ridgberry—.lohu I.arrison. Albany—John Brown : P W Burnham ; Armenia Robert M.ison ; Rome—F C Cranmcr ; Asylum Samuel Bacon ; Smithtield—Wm H Pierce ; Burlington w Jr. Rlakslee Tnsearora Henry Montgo- Burlington bo Ahm Morlev mery, J J Lewis; Canton- K Hall. E Newiuaii. Towanda tp—-S Dimmirk ; Allen Taylor, jr; Towanda north—E Rutty ; Colombia AV G Bradford. Towanda Waro'—'Geo E Fok, Joseph Gladding ; J D Montanye. I. H Scott; Franklin Ezra Champion : Ulster -James McCarty ; Litchfield Jl> Cortright; Windham -BFJsbree;" Orwell H Gibbs, George w!Wysox A C Whitney, Alva Hardy ; Cooler ; Overton GS B >vir. Daniel i Warren- i Juries Prwrng : ila\■ tic v. R 111. tin/it; WU> -Gal.r it.l Swaizer. v-r.t u • !•-' e Nero QMtocrUscinents. STOVE FOII SALE.—One Stone Coal COOKING STOVE, with Furniture complete; one second-hand Wood Cooking Stove ; oue second-hand I'ar j lor Stove, and oue Grate lor burning Coal. Jan. 2. Hs<;. BAILEY & XLVINS. | T IST OF LETTERS renmining in the Post | JLJ Office at TO WANDA, December 31.1866. i Adams Caleb Hurley John i Hull J B Irvine Wm I Beard Nice Sarah Keefe Patrick Blake Thomas Lathrop J. 0. 1 Bowman Catharine Idnch Patrick ' Benjamin John Lewis Mary Brown John J Monhar Daniel ! Beard-dee Kate Mouie Charles. | Bcnuett John M Moore Wm. ! Curauiing Miss S E Murphy Mary. Crosby L V H 2 Patterson Mariuda [ Campbell John F Peekhara Peleg Coverdale Charles T Piatt Christopher Cummiugs Surah H Pierce Chester Cooley Cordelia M Pollard Thomas Chubbuck Anna II Quiu Francis Cooley Martha C Roche Constaud Crofut Levi Rogers Jesse Clark Ik-nJ. heirs of Rogers Wm. Drake F B Randal John Dunn Thomas Spain John Donahoe Bernard Slyter Wm A. Drislaine Richard Smith James Jr. Dreifuss Siroou Smith Wit Decker Wm H Sastor John Decker Wm Smith Jane A. Duloeher Simon Stockweil Clarissa Kiiut George W Stevens Homer IL Fasaett George W Shores Freeman Grady Mrs Tucker Henry Gard George Vangorder Rebecca ( toodwin Geo W 2 Welch Susan 8 llorton Bishop Warner Mrs. M. Heath B 2 Weed Angvsta A llarret Rose Wilkinson Leonora Halrle Wm Fred Walen John Horton James Woodruff Margaret Howard Jarvis 0 2 Wieoff Sarah Person# calling for any of these letters, please mention they are advertised. H. C. PORTER. P. M. DISSOLUTION.— The FIRM of PHILIPS A NICHOLS is this day dissolved by mutual con scut. The business will be conducted bv W. H. Phillips, who is authorized to settle the aflhirs of the late linn. W. H. PHILLIPS, Granville. Dec. 18. 1835. A. T. NICHOLS. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! FOR the purpose of clearing out our entire ST 'CK OF STOVES, before moviug into our new store, we will sell lor cash at prices full 15 per cent, ICSH than our usual rates. Persona in want of a Stove will do well to call soon. January 1. 1*6(1. HALL A RUSSELL. SHERIFF'S SALE.—Uy rirtueof a writ of vend.ex. issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford county, to rae directed, I shall expose to public sale at the Court House, in the boro' of Towanda, on Saturday, the 2d d;:y of February, 1856, at 1 o'clock, P. M. the following described lot, piece or parcel ofland sit uate in Wyalusing two., bounded on the north by Isnds of Michael Fee, east by lands of Rosa Curr. south bv lauds of Amos S. Culenutn. and we-t by lands of Hiram Wasjiburn. Containing fifty acres, more or less, with about thirty acres improved, one log house thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of E.W. Baird vs. Anthony Farwell. JOHN" A. CODDING, Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Towanda, Jan. 2,1856. FRESH LEMONS—a quantity just receiv ed at dec 22 FOX'S. IpRESII CANDY, by the quantity, at niu nufacter's prices, dec 22 " FOX'S. NE W BO O K sT~ JKING6BERY has just received from • New York and Philadelphia a large supply of NEW BOOKS, including some very nice ANNUALS for 1®56. Also a great variety of Books suitable for Christmas and New Tear Gifts, Ac. Towanda. Dec. 20, 1855. FARM TO XLBZVT. rtfYrHflk. THE SUBSCRIBER is desirous of renting jSSqw his Farm situated Iu the township of Wysox, wdsSgg about three miles from Towanda, and one mile TWr from the Canal at PioUet's. There are about SEVENTY ACRES under improvement, with a large uew house and first rate barn. Ac. Said farm is well adapted to the raising of all kinds of grain, besides being a good farm for keeping a dairy. The subscriber will leave on the farm a horse team, wagon, plows, har rows, and all kinds of implements necessary for working said farm, tngetln r with about eight cows. A sober ho-l nest, industrious man, with a wife who under.,laud*.nuer making, can do well on this farm. None other need ap ply. Possession given on the first day of April next. For further jiurticulars enquire of the sub-Vriber on the premi ses. WILLIAM SCOTT. Wysox, December 22,1855. THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH, DIRECT & TO-&-FRO ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE. TAMES HARRIS. Et.WTRK-iAX, of Towanda, respect fully informs the public that be has lately procured from New York the celebrated Electro-Chemical Bath, which has proven to be one of the most Jimportaut and wonderful discoveries of the age. from its ability to extract minerals from the human system. Some eight years ago, a physician of Cincinnati disco vered the process of extracting minerals from the body, by galvanism ; more recently, M. Verges, of New York, an electro-gilder, having suffered from the introdnetion of poisonous minerals into his system in the prosecution of his art, conceived the idea of removing them by the same processes, he succeeded in doiug so, and quickly recovered. He then applied the same means to others similarly af fected, with like results. His success exceeded his nio;t sanguine expectations, for not only did these Baths remove mineral pofsons, but cured many diseases, some of which were the result of minerals, and some were not. More recent experiments have fully confirmed the sin gular power of this Bath to draw from the system all mi nerals that may be lodged therein, to the great detriment of health. Very often persons are atilkted by diseases which are beyond the comprehension of the most skilful physicians, and which are the effect of poisonous mine rals accumulating in the system tor years, taken in the shape of calomel, lead. Ac. Ac. The following are some of the diseases cured by these baths : Rheumatism, Paralysis, Palsy, Painter's Choiic. Chronic Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, Scrofula, Cancer, Xeuralia in all its forms, Salt Rheum and Humors of all kinds. He has also S. B. Smith's newly invented DIRECT AND TO-AKD FKO ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE, which is a great improvement on the Magnetic machines hereto fore in nee. With the' aid of the Bath and Machine, we have at command all the available medical eflfiricney of Electricity. The medical power of the Machine is verv great, in introducing medicines into the system through the pores of the skiu—applyiug it directly to the part- af fected, which gives an increase of medicinal power over that of taking it into the stomach, rendering it particular ly efficacious in all local diseases. F am now prepared to apply these Baths, and also the Machines, at my house in the south part of the borough of Towanda, or 1 will visit patients at a distance, who are unable by reason of disease to come to this place, at mo derate price*. lam also sole agent for Bradford countv, for the al>ote Machines. J A MES 11A KUIS. Towanda, December 22, 1556. CASH-AND CREDIT! THE subscriber gratefully announces his thanks for the lilieral patronage received during the past year. and respect fully solicits a continuance of the trade, which he will endeavor to merit hy keeping his Stork continually rrplrnishrd hy C ASH purchase*, with a Targe and pure assortment of Goods, which terrral years rxptrienrr lias enabled hint to •• buy at the lowest rates" of the " Impor ters and Manufacturers"—by selling low—by adoptlngthc < 'ASH SYSTEM entirely, and by making a general reduc tion of prires. < on.-equently, the credit system will cease on and after the tirst day of January, IftMf. ft?* All "persons indebted are requested to make imme diate payment. H. C. PORTER. Office and Drug Store in South end of the Ward House. December 20, IS.VS. MONTHLY MAGAZINES SUPPLIED AT LOWER RATES, for k. tnent in advance, than f>e obtained in other way free of postage—large HG; are now being formed for Harper , Harper's Story Book, Putnam's, Li tt el's Living Age. Graham , Coder's Lady's Book, National (Methodist.) National (Peterson's). Now is the time to suWrllif, as the volumes nearly all eomtnr.nee with the tir.-t of January. Remember the num bers delivered at my store the tirst of each month, free of postage. Dec. 2.-,. O. P. BARTT.ETT. Extraordinary If ews! 7'o mm that have and ought to have Corn to Sell I ALL PERSONS indebted to the subscriber, either by _ note, or ou the books of the late firm of T. Humphrev A Co.. or the former firm of Krishie A Kronson, are duly notified in season that all amount* not settled previous to the first day of February, IM.Afi, will then go into the mill sometimes used for grinding out equity and jus tire, and go through 100. as Cast as the Constable can go ronui.— Kriend and foes take heed, and come to the rescue! _ December 10. 1855. T. HUMPHREY. FRESH TEAS, both Greuu aud Black— from 37$ cents to f 1 00—every pound warranted to suit or the money returned in all ea'ses, at FOX'S. Cash paid for Bides. r PHE hiphest price paid in CASH, for Hides I and skins, by JOHN W. WILCOX Jane 20, ! k > Ccgal 'Xiocrnemcula. A DMIKIBTOATOR* NOf-lCE.~N'dtJc •*". that *ll persons indebted ty the es tate of Thomas lugbum.dec'd, Ute of Asvlura townAh are hereby roqueted to make payment "without delay - and nil persons having claims against an id e-tate 111 please present tlieut duly aulbtfiticMud for ■ Oct. 16, 1855. JOaF.rU W.ISHHAM. Adui'r. T?XKCUTOirS NOTICE —A t cr^ujTn- JLJ debted to the estate of MARY CARMKK, deceased, late of Litchfield township, are hereby notified to tnak* payment without delay, and all persona having demands against said estate are requested to rift-sent them duly au thenticated for settlement. WILLJAJI CAHMtR. Litchfield. October ?(, 1855. Evecutor. REGISTERS NOTICES—NOTICE ISHTT*- by given that there have been tiled and settled in the office of the Register of Wlils, In uud for the county of UradfortL accounts of administration upou the following estates, viz s Final account of 11. M. Peck, executor of ilozekiah Peck late of Smithficld. deceased. Final account of George P. nuruhara, administrator at Harvey \\ ard. late of Burlington, dci eased. final account of 11. It. ami N T . C. Iloireu, uouilulstraloaa of Jacob J. bo wen. late of Warren, deceased. Partial account <ji A. Phelps and E. K. French, execu tors of Kbenezer French, lute of Bmitlilield, deceased. I* inal account ot C, 11- llrown, administrutor of iVilhtfi Filter, late of Monroe, deceased. Fiuul account ut Auson arid Ellas llustln, admlnlstiw tors of Thus. H. Hustiii, late or Columbia, dti-Miaed. Final account ol Charles KtockweU, aurviviug aduilnU trator of Bterliag Hobxmib, late of Lervy, deceitsed. Partial account of KiUisom train lull administrator of Tanner ('moduli, late ol Bp run; lie Id. dee eased. Final account of J. 11. Phillips, aduiiiiktrutor of C. P. Phillips, late of Burlington, dcea-od. Final account of T. M. Beach, administrator of Jams* Nichols, late of Sinithlield, deteased. And the same will he un seated to the Orphan a Court of Bradford county, on M >nday, the 4th day of Pebnuuy next, for continue.tioa and allowance. JAMES H. WEBB, HegUtur. _ Agister'# Office, Towarvda, December 255, ls-ii. PKOCI j A M ATJ OX—wTiereas, tl<? lIoiT DA\ ll> WIL.MOT. President Judge of the 12th Ju dicial District, consisting of the Counties of Bradford, .Sua uuehamiaand Sullivan, and Hons. Mvhon Ballsho and H akkv Acxi.kv, Associate Judges, in and tor said county of Bradford, have issued their precept hewing date the '1 ith day of lb c.. A.D.1855,-to me directed, lor holding a Court ol Oyer uud Terminer, General Quarter Sessi mis of the Peace, Common Pleaa and Orphan's Court, at Towau da, for the County of Brwdfi.nl, ou the first Monday, the Ith day of February next, to continue three weeks. * Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coroners aud Justices of the Peace and Constables, of the County of Bradtord, that they tc then and there iu llteir proper per son, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with their records, inquisitions.iuml other remembrance*, to do those things which to their office appertains to 1* done ; and those who arc bound by recognizance or otherwise to prv secutr Against tlie prisoners who are oriuav be in the jail ot said County, or who shall be bound to appear at the -aid court, are to be tlu-a and thure to proaoyutc against them as sliall !.■ Just. Jurors are reque-tcikto be punctual in thfclr attendance, agreeably to tlu ir notice. Dated at T>'wunda, the 22d of l)ecember, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, and of the independence of the i.'nlted statist, 'the seTtUty ninth. JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff. A EDITOR'S NOTICE —l\ F~Wils^nvs. -X"l_ J. S. Peterson. No, 75, Dec, T. 1=54 ; in the Com mon Picas of Bradford County. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, Auditor appointed by the Court to distribute moneys la the Hber tifl's hands, raised by sale of said defendant's personal es tate, will attend to the duties of his appointment at hU office in tlie borough of Tuwauda, 011 Monday, the 21l day of Jauuary, laSO. at two o'clock, P. M-, and all par sons having claim-upon said money must pre-eat them ut that time and place, or else be forever debarred froiu tilt same. Dec.lf. 1855, p. D. MORROW, Auditor. A EDITOR'S NOTICE.— E. Champion, to a I fit utt 0/ J. J). Aluntnnye. ri. Hansom Pat/nt. Iu the Court of Coin. Pleas of Bradford county. No. 210 Se|- tember Tertn. 1855. Also. Silas Payne, to the ust of J, IP. TVuodbum. rs. Abraham Payne and Ransom Pavnt. No. 322. Mav Term. 1254. Notice is fierebv given, that the undersigned, Auditor appointed by said" Conrt, to distribute money In the Sher iff's hands, rai.-ed by the sale of said defendant's real es tate. will attend to the duties of his appointment at bis office in the borough of Towanda, 011 Tuesday, the 22d day of January, lSsf>, at 2 o'clock, P. M., at which tiuia and place all persons havhrg claims upon said money must present them, or el-c be forever debarred from the same. Dec. 14. 1855. P. T). MORROW, Auditor. 4 EDITOR'S NOTICE.— C X. SAijma'a 2\. i-s. O. S. -'"'aj.-tr.',- C.L. tP'.lte. —ln Bradford Coat Pleas, No. 313, j, .liber Term, .--55. The undersigned, Auditor appointed by the said Court, to distribute funds rai.-ed by the Sheriff s sale of defen dant's real estate, will attend to the duties of his appoint ment, at the office of Wiu. El well. K-q., iu the borough of Towanda, on Saturday, the 26th day of January, 1856, at one o'clock, I*. M., at which time aud place all persons in terested in said funds are requested t>< present the is claims or else be forever debarred from the sunie. Dee. 12.1855. 11. B. M'KL AN, Audits*. A EDITOR S NOTICE.— D. Entity $ St aA. to the tut of si, S. .Smith, vs. <i. 11. Leu-i* 4" H. Cootbuugli —ln Bmdfurd Cuiumoti Pleas, No. 225, Decem ber Term. 1853. The undersigned, an Auditor ap|x>inted by said Court, to distribute fiiuds raised by SheriU s sale of real estate in this cause, will attend to the duties of his appointment at his office in the b. rough of Towanda. on Thursday, tho 31st day of January. 1*56. at one o'clock iu the afternoon, at which time aud place all w-rsons interested in said Icjjda are requested to present their claims, or else be forever debarred front the same. Pec. 10. 1&&. G. It. WATKINS. Auditor. A EDITOR'S NOTICE.— (,'uy Tn.cey vs. -a.' a. ri. l.uther H Chiltis. In the conrt of Cominou l'leaa Bradford Co. No. 208, September Term, 1853. The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court, to distribute the funds raised by Sheriff mie of defendant's real estate, wili attend to the* duties assigned - him at his office in tlie borough of Towanda, on Wednesday, the 30th day of January. 1860, at one o'clock in the after noon, when and when- all persons having claims are re quested to present them, or lie forever debarred therefrom. Dee. 10, 1*55. G. H. WATKINS. Audit r. ADM INISTK ATO R'S N OTI CE—Nutit e is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es atc of Ransom P. Adams, dec d„ late of Uidglierv Town ship, are hereby requested to make payment withont de lay; and all jiersons having el lims against said estate will please present them duly authenticated for settlemeiit. Dec. 12. 1 v'si. SAMI'EL J. ADAMS, Admin'r. A EDITOR'S NOTICE.— In the matter n^ a- V. tht estate of Alinor ft. 1 1 'ileos. deceased. In til* Orphan's Court of Bradford County. Notice is hereby given, that the" undersigned, AuJitoe appointed bvsaiil Court, to distribute fund- in the -y. is of the Administrators of -aid estate, raised by the sale of real estate, will attend to the duties of his .iiip.>satiiietii, at his office, in the borough of Towanda, on vVedne-d*y v the 23 rd day of January. IKSC, at <u.e o'clock. P. M.,whea and where all Ucrauus having claims iqaiu said lands mint present them, or else be forever debarred from the saute. Dec. 14. 185.1. I'. D. MORROW. Auditor^ IN THE MATTER of tie pa/til inn of Ik* V. Heal Kstate oj Tanner Ctmt till, late of Spi-issgfielii township, deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in ihv partition ot the real estate of Tanner Crand.tll, late if th* township of Springfield, to come into court on MONDAY the Ith lay of February next, to accept or refuse tlie land it the valuation made by the inquest, (which wan held by the Sheriff', upon the premises, on the 25th day of April, 15.V1.) according to the right of priority of choice. Dec. 24, 1855. JAMES H. WEBB", Clerk of o.<\ V"OTK'E.—The annual tneetincr of stock i_\ holders of the BARCLAY RAII, ROAD A COAL ('OMPANH.willbchehl.it their office in Philadelphln. (North west corner of 4th and Walnut *ts.) on MONDAY the 14th day of January, 1850, at 12 o'clock, M., At which time an election will tn< held for a President uud twrlvo Directors to serve the ensuing vear. Dec. ?o. 1855. GK<>. R. O AT. Secretary l . THRESH CAMTIIENE AND BERNING * |, ' u '. il) f,,r " 3lr 'y K. PEL IPX. I AST CALL !—All indebted to the sult -1 J scrilier. as late Register and Recorder and Clerk of (lie Orphans' Conrt, are requested to make payment by or 10-fore February Court. All accounts unpaid" after that tiine will be pi u-cd in proper bands for CsdK-etinu. Jan. 1,1856 H. L. SC-OTT. rsKAV BOOKS I EST RECEIVED HY M LA EG II LIN, *9 At the Post Office. The Hunter's Feast, by Capt. Mayor Rcid ; Ccoffrcv Moncton. hv Mrs. Moocie ; Kate Weston, or To Will ami To Do ; Scenes in the Practice of a New i ork Sqrgeon : My Bomhge uud My Freedom, by Fred Douglaaa ; The Widow ReiMt I'.qe-rs ; Inside View of Slavery ; Arcbey Moore, or the White Slave ; Ten Years among the Mail Bags ; fda May. by Mary Langdou ; Star Papers, by Henry Ward Heerher; Doestieks, Bornuiu. fee. Ac. .I.oinsry E T EST RECEIVED, another lot of that '/ nice DRIED BEEF, also first rate CHEESE, at Julr 12. |B.V>. FihX>. ( 1 ANDLES—Iv tlie box or sir\'*Je pomtfl, J at ' f. el "* ill.Yf
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