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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
NEw ORLEANs. Ang. I4

& Calc fInndred md IhtTfy 'Sercn L1res Lost
= -Stcamer philadelphia Safe.
b &Az- New ORLEANS, Aug. IA.
A terrible storm occurred in this vicinity on
Sunday. which lasted all day, as also all day
disastrous at Last Island, great summer re-
sort, and which oar accounts represent to have
been entirely inundated
Every building on the island is said TO have
been swept away, and no less than one hundred
ard thirty Seren hres are reported TO hGre been
last!
The steamer Star, Capt. Smith, which left
here on the 9th Saturday with a large mum
Der of passengers, encountered the storm before
reaching Last Island, and became perfectly
unmanagcable she soon after became com
plete wreck.
The scene among the passengers was terrific
there being no less than two hundred aud fifty
Passengers clingng to the wrecked fragments
the vessel each anxiously waiting the arrival
of some vessel to take them off.
Whether any of this company have been
lost is not yet known, though hopes are enter
tanned that all were saved, as. a steamer is IN
derstood to have gone to their relief.
Gallon Island has also been submerged, but
the accounts from thence are very meagre.-
1t is reported, however, that an immense amount
of property and many lives have been lost.
The ships Bowditch and ElIserlie, as also
the brig Creole, which were lying near the
mouth of the river, have all been seriously da
magcd by the storm
On the Lake and River we also hear of nu.
merous steamboats,, AatbeatS, and other craft,
being injured.
Nearly all the wharvcs at the watering pla
ces have been inundated, and the building;
thcreon-bath houses, DC, &c.-swept away
Altogether the loss of property must be vc
ry heavy, but is impossible now to calculate
the amount.
The crops, it is feared, have alsoSuilcred Sc
ycrelv
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TOW ANDA
L ILFF'IIEIMYA.LE IIE SEMINARY Y

TTYTIE MISSES HANSON respectfully inform the public
that the Fall Term of their school will open in the
building second street, west of the Ward House
on Monday September l., 1856.
Miss q. u. HANSON will have the general superinten-
dcnre Of the school assisted in Music by Miss EEBECCA
D. HANSON. and in French hy Miss EMMA HANSON
Thankful for the patronage already extended To them
they beg leave to those enstin their daughters
in their charge that every effort will he made to deserve
the confidence aud favor OF their patrons.
The school will consist of four quarters of eleven
weeks each, The summer vacation commencing in July
and ending in September OF few days win he
taken at the holidays.
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TERMS. FER QUARTER /:

FIRST C9G'sTo include the elementary English \, ~
branches, and the sndy of the Latin language S' '"
Second CidSS-To include the more advanced stu
dies ofhe English branches, With Mathematics 50 90
and the study of Latin and French. ..........b
Third CinSs-To include Mathematics, Mentally
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Botany, &C.. SO 90
with Latin aud French ch...................l
Each pupil will bring with her desk and chair There
will bc no extra charge whatever.
MUsIc-Instructon on the Piano, with of instrr-
ment, will be given hy Miss REBEcCA d. HANSON, at SO
per quarter.
Boarding for young ladies' be obtained in private
families at reasonable rates. Pupils from distance will
receive the especial care of the teachers.
LECTURES Rhetoric, Moral and Intellectual Philo
sophy and the higher branches o English Composition
will also be delivered once or twice in each week.
They beg leave to refer to the following named gentle
men :-It Rev ALONZo Porter, Bishop of the Diocese
of Penn'a, Philadelphia Rev. Dr. MAcLEAN President of
the College of New Jersey
Hon. DAVID WuMor, G. r. Mason, c. l., WARD, JomY
+. MEA\>. y. r. BAKSrow, II. :. NEECIE, q. u. BART
R.I /, l.. q. GuOrRIcu, Towdn,il.
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At Si-lcys Grove Linn Co., Iowa Tuesday July 22d
IJ-CItS NJ. REED, in the 3Sth year of his age. The
deceased formerly from Herrick, Bradford Co., Pa
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Pianos, EIarmoniums, NEelodeons &c.
II ENI WELLS, dealer in Musical Instru-

a. mcnts. may for time he found first door south of
Dr. PRATTS on Second street, fowanda where he will
be happy to receive orders for any of the above
instruments which he will deliver for cash or approved
credit at the lowest retail prices of New York city. lie
would call particular attention to the Organ larnon
of late celebrated for Church use being considered
preferable 10, and less expensive, than good Organs
Price $3.50; MeOdeons from Sij to 5000.
Every instrument fully warranted. Melodeons tuned
and repaired on reasonable terms
References-S F. CoIT, Principal of Collegiate Tnsti-
tute, and Dir. = PRATT.
ftItst
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Important from the South.

~fsyrt5le sgrStvm and EaundotionA=fmmens
amount Of Property Destroyed- Steamer
Star u ,teeled- Sercral Slips Iyufedd-
/ Oae Hnndred nad Thirty Sercn Lires Lost
! - Stcame5 Ihaadclphia Safe.
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Persons calling for any of these letters will mentor
the are advertised. II. G. PORTER, Z. VI.
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II B. PARSONS, ATTORNEY ~
lie LIIF, TROY, Bradtor! Co., Ia. oh.e ~. ,. ''
NJ & II. +. Longs store. Nrg- :. I>'.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
Public Nuisance.

Our attention has been called to the TACT
that there are in our mi ist, institutions tha'
are condUcted in manner thatls calculated
to disturb the feace and quiet ci neighbor'
hoods where they exist, and cast STAN
upon our town, as being disordcrly ana I'M
moral. We refer to the houses Of llI-fame
which have sprung up all at once anu III
great numbers and what is worse, some
of them have established themselves among
oI adjoining the residences Of respectable
and peace loving families, who have a right
to object to ncighbors who conduct them
selves indcccntly, outrageousiy ami unIaw-
fully, and whose occupation, if it must be
borne with, should be carrirl on beyond :hc
confines OF the city limits
The particular subject (and very bad
subject She is too,) OF whom wc speak, Is an
old hag who keeps house on Bird street
adjoining the Metropolitan theatre. Her
ucighbors say, and we know it to te fact
that this vile dame and her associates. keep
up continual bowling from da'k in the
evening until or O'Clock in the morning.
making obscene gestures, and using Ian
guage unfit for ears polite; and that she i
protaue, vulgar and disgusting. 1t is not
right that children should lie sui lcctcd to
listen to such rihaldry, ns it is dcmoln.ihlng
in its tendency, ard calculated to lead them
on to the use of bad language, and habits
unbcconing to their years.
Lcgslatins to improve the public morals,
docs not seem to have the desired effect ::
and ns we have no municipal government,
it is difficult to reach such sinks of wicket
ness by any existing legal authority
We have. as individuals, but little to do
or say in such matters nor DO we wish to
pry into any business matters Of others, but
as public journalists, and as we have an in
tcrc,t dear at heart and families ourselves,
we feel it to be our houndcn duty, a it Is
our privilege, to speak Of, and, if possible,
TO correct such evils as exist in our mid>t,
in the shape Of notorious nui,anccs aS the
ono referred to, that arc an eye sore and
worse than n pc>tilence in any well rcgu-
lated community;
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

WISCONSIN WHIDs.-A letter 10 the Bos-
ton Post from Wisconsin says 4" We ,hHil
carry this State for buchanan and Drcckln.
ridge by about 10000 majority y
WING NEw>PAprRs FOR BCcut~tN 49,
The St. Loui. Republican, the Memphis
Bulletin, the Georgia Flag Of "ur Union,
the y Y Commercial Advertiser. thc Wheel.
ing lnteligtnccr, al} at them Wing papers
Of great ability. have taken strong Er"nLd
in favor ot Buchanan ami Brcckiutt-'.
klNrvrKY k<ow NoruJNC~ eoR irCH-
ANAN Thirty Know NotAin-~ "i Pcu-
dlcton County, ny. publishes cHrd. with.
drawing from the ordcr, and declaring thor
intention to 20 for Buchauau.
PrNN.,LvA~lN Wtuc~ The o.d line
WMgs Of Erie Co. Prun-y,yartn. I@d "a
,athcriu. last week, Hni euo'k i1r", over
"a common resolve to support th" b'n"cra1'
Presidential Uckct--so says the ). Erahcn
News
ONO WuG> .-Ccucral James Nicr. a
prominent Wig Of Belmont county, Vh'o
h,. COME ont for lucha'"n. ami the -
Gainesville Gazette say- II knows scores "'
other. Of the same sort in that county t'
have done the same.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

MoRTUARY the antideluvian remains
of the once mighty Know Nothing party,
will be gathered and exhibited to the gaze
of the enlightened people of 1856, at Sacra-
mento to-day. Funeral discourses will be
pronounced by Ex-Governor Foote, chief
mourner, and other gentlemen. The San
Francisco mourners went up yesterday al
ternoon. An appropriate inscription for the
monument to be erected in November, to
the memory of deceased, will be Introduced
on the occasion. The verdict of the C0roners s
jury will probably be, "Died of black vomit y
s. f. Sun.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

BrTrlNu oN BUCHANAN..-One thousand
dollars have been lett with the editor of the
Saratoga Republican, bya straight Whig,
who wishes t. bet that sum that James
Buchanan will be our next President. After
that is taken. he will bet $1,000, $1,000,
$1,000 aud $1,000 more 10 the same effect
The offer will he kept open Till August ID
4 bet OF 5000 has been offered ih Chicago
that Illinois will go for buchanan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

A CAps,zE.--Five geUtemen, says the
Sacramento state JOurndl went out to take
pleasuve ride yesterday morning on the
river in the yacht " Lady of the Lake
When about mile below the city,in IN making
"a tack, she capsized spililng them into the
water Being good swimmers, they saved
themselves and the boat. They had Fill.
more flag Mt the peak, which is supposed
among their friends to be the cause OF the
accident.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

Kit Carson. says the Missouri Democrat.
who knows Fremont better than any living
man. and who led him through the difficult
pas>e.. hy which Fremont acquired his re-
iutat:on. il net fer him. lie th,Eke Ere
mont is acting too much on borrowed or sto-
len notoriofv.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

PIRAcY.-A dispatch in the State Jour
nal OF yesterday, state that Durkee and
Rard have been indicted by the U s Grand
Jury for piracy, and are now in prison.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
For the Record.
Mn. EpIToR +:

For the Record.
Mr. EpIToR:
notice in that Mob organ, the san Fran
cisco Evening Bulletin, the following card
UHNECVrIIE COMMITTEE ClIAM-
a. BERS, Sln trncisc", Aug. -. lNjG
Resolved, j. y. Ml'SGRONE. late Supervisor Of
this County, bc notified through he daily papers. That
h can have the privilege of lea INK tG" state, never
To return on or b, fore Tia" 2uh ot September next: il
not hc viii be subject to The usual penalties Iiy or.
der Of the Com nre.
tsEaL.) auI- o1, secretary!
The Spanish Inquisition--the Secret Tri-
bunals of Germany and ltaly-thc Jcsuits,
and all the unholy secret societies that have
flourished for the last POO years, would be
put to the blush on reading the above SPE-
CIAL NoTiCE.
Musgrove may he guiltu or net. 1t mat
ters not to the Vigilance Committee. Look
at the coolness of the notice!
In any other c0Wnhy III the world, an
American can shield himself under the flag
of the United States, and dcUaHd a trial.
Better beg or steal your passage ont of Cali
torna, NJ. Musgroyc, or the great Vigilance
Committee will give you the usual p'noity
klpER.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

The Know Nothings promised much hcfore
and performed nothing --hercafter they will
promise naught, and perform as per small
bni<. They have plenty ofintellgence. but
they want the two-legged voting machine
They arc like ridiculon sly dminutive body
with a giants head Some day when that
mouth opens to its utmost width, We predict
a collapse of the Se-re-beiitm -.Hyh.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

MARY-PosA-Th UaShington Union
says it turns out after all, that Greeley and
Bennett don't go for Jessie Fremont. They
20 for Mary Posa. whose metal is of an en-
tirely different character
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

NOMINATED by dispatch in the newly
fclged XIII organ in Mrysville, yester-
day, we see that the Ki-Yi State convention
have completed their labors i. {. Whit
man, Of Solano. and A. B Dibble, of Nevada
were nominated for Con gress; John Skinner
for Clerk of the Supreme Court, and Horace
T. james for Superinten dant of Pub ic In
Struction.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
OrOyille IsaRan Club.

The regular meetings OF lh'' Gno are i''' ."
rhIrslay Evening of eacn week al the uh''" ''"'''
~ -. HARRIS, Rec. Sccy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
PIumas Correspondence.

The following communication from friend
in Plumas county, will give our readers
some idea how political matters stand in
that Mountain region. The writer was one
Of the bamboo American party last year, but
now goes in, as every sensible Union-loving
man does, for the election OF Buchanan and
Breckinrilge.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
, S,cr,tvo,tn Knowing.

We notice that br Brown at the 7ro''I'"
Drug Store, j. mi.Y1'cojy'u- and 'c''-
ing, large quantities oi choiyy br"1~ Med
icincs. and the >ccre; Of liz success is, that
he buys low To-, co>d, therefore Ac is able To-
sell cheap, and We viii guarantee TO tie
public that every article bought there -
rurc and genuine See cadvciuscmtnt. ="
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
uE,.oc RATIO 50 .TE CONVENTION

=. , meeting Of The California Democratic state
r,,,r,l COMMITTEES. held IA the city "i sacramento.
-, I'm. Io,h day Of July l-5G it wa- resolved that
u,rt,crnNc state Convention hr called |" mr'' ~
o., ,,ty a., sacramento. ou TUESDAY. tine Mh day at
hpr next for the B'irIosc ut nominating Two
,unnhrr. or Congress "A Cl,.rk Of the supreme "ur'
, -orerintrndeu of rnhhc Instruction, Sla'e ir-"h
n tor and four Presidential Electors
49,, G,,t,. Contr,l Com "a ltlcr suggest that Satur
,, he 23d day of AUGUST, be the day selected by
,n. different COMMITTEES for the election OF Delegates 10
.,d Democratic state ConF"nllon
The following Is the apppruohheht "l "P''s'"'"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

4 ScRArcu.--Th Fillmore organ IN Ma
rysyille, with n new born zeal peculiar to
itself. thinks New York is safe for Fillmore
"wlen it comes down to the Scratch. The
FAImoritcs ought to be great at scratch,
for they have always had u terrible Hch'"s
for Office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

prArn.-We we're informed last night by
constable Patton. that man had dled the
j,y before Mt Mr.. Bnteman's Ranch. He
did not learn the man ) age, or the cause OF
his death.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
Quincy, Sept. lst, 1856.

Dear Cr0sSette-As there is a Democratic
Convention in this place to-day, | thought |
would let you know about how things stand
with us up here. There has been Ere.
mont and a Fillmore gathering here since |
have been in the place, and at the time, !
thought Buchanan stood rather slim show
in this county. But to-day, what change
the Democratic Gathering is Mt least three
times the number of either of the others -
The Fillmore men have nothing to say, and
the Fremont men are few, and that few go
only one eye on him. should think Cf a
man can judge ~ appearances to'day,) that
the Democrats are about equal to both the
other parties.
Yours. I'LL Buchanan is elected,
pROFF
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

The New York Citizen, with subscription
list Of 10000 names, esponses the Demo
cratic cause, and viii arlcntly port its
nominees The next number Will contain
a letter from John MITCHELL Esq, in favor
OF Buchanan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

LhcoL OrEMs -Owiug to a variety OF cir
cumstances. over which m editor is not sup
posed to have any control When certain
individual connected with this Office, gets
straightened up, he promises to come forth
in u Stae, unknown in the annals of pcrlite
lteratur
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