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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-20
ERRORS.

Where there are bu. three hands in an
office that does as much work as is done
in the Home Journal office, and two OF
those hands are boys, and the other our,
self, [ahem!] hurrie! must be all our
movements if we get through in time
Under these disadvantages we often in.
sert matter in our paper without giving it
more than mere glance, and consequent
ly is often filled with errors, which are
discerned by our readers and even ourself,
after the papers are pressed off and dis.
tributed. No one acquainted with the
amount and diversity OF labor that de.
wolves on ourself alone will point at
those errors with derision. Nothing
looks more contemplate, or displays
more detes,able vanity than to hear Ger.
tain persons cri,icsing even the slightest
typographical error, and yet perfectly un.
aware Of the great care i, ,akes on the
part Of a compositor to prevent them
In the communication Of Turkey Hun
ter" week or so ago, there were several
very bad blunders, and so palpabe that
any person could tell what they should
have been. Mistakes will occur some.
sometimes, though we intend to be more
cautious in the future.
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B@r A newspaper once week, fifty.
two weeks, for two dollars, is the cheap.
est thing man can buy.
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COMMERCIAL.
Atlanta (Ga.) Market.
ATLANTA, May nth.


Editor Of the Home Journal
Since our last we have 10 report con
tinued dull market with a slight decline
in bacon. Hog round may DO bought in
large lots at OF; small lots held / 10 &c
higher, Clear Sides IL; Hams OF to lo4;
Shoulders 8 TO st.
Lard dull at II cents in barrels.
Nothing doing in Flour and Wheat
outside Of retail way.
Corn in fair demand at IS to 60 cents
sacked. ~,
Re- fully,
SEAGO, ABBOTT & co.
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WINCHESTER:
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY Doth.

k6r Most Of the seats in our church
% nowadays are two close for comfort
especially when they are filled by ladies'
and when lady seats herself, it is al
most impossible to pass her without re-
moving the sea, in front. In view Of
this, a gentleman in Winchester sug,
ges,s that when lady goes tulch she
move far enough toward tho Jer end Of
the seat so as to render it unnecessary
for others to pass her. A good sugges'
ton, and one easily to be needed.
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Nashville Market,
From the Nashville Daily News.

FROM inc NasANilc Ually News
Thursday May 10.
Weather cloudy and cool for the sea
son. Business exceedingly dull in every
department.
CoTroN.-Wc heard OF but one trans
action in Cotton--8 bales bought by Col
Ed Horn at 8 70.
ToBAcco.-At A. Hamilton's 8 hhds
were sold as follows: 40, 8 10, 6 90
7 95, 35, 8 90, 6 Is, S 80, 4 s.,
BAcoY.-Bacon has still downward
tendency, and our quotations show de-
cline OF / cent in Clear Sides. Our quo
tations are for Clear Sides Of, Hams T
Shoulders cents. These figures are the
outside Of the market.
FEATHERS are worth 35c. in good ship.
ping order.
DRIED AppLEs.--The best shipping lots
command 90c. M$1.
SucAR.-Market quiet, quotations as
before-say, 7tO9c. according to quality.
MoLAssEs.--ln barrels, 32as5c.; in
half barrels. 37a40.
CoFFEE.--At 1908 cents.
WHIsXY.-Rectifed 17GW20c.; Country
$4,000.
LARD.-9O94 cents.
LARD observation-disclosures, price for
pure Lard Oil, 9Oc.
CANDLEs.--Star, 19O2lc.; Tallow, -!
Ol5c.
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-"Myheart is thine as the cab.
bage said to the cook.
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Bw- Miss "Magg" will please accept
our thanks for nice bunch of large and
beautiful cherries, which are not only
superior in size and flavor to any we ev.
er saw, but are more forward than com.
mon cherries.
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sW@ We regret to learn that the hog
cholera, or some disease similar, is pre-.
vaiIing to considerable extent in this
county. Many hogs have died ,from it.
From our exchanges we learn that such
is The case in many other portions OF the
country.
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B4r Read the advertisement Of Mar
tin & Son in another column.

1@ From present indications we will
have an abundance Of fruit this year, es.
peclally apples; and from present indica.
tions we shall have an abundance of sick.
ness unless sensible people can prevent
children and school girls from devouring
the fruit before il ripens. Salt with green
apples doesn't diminish the danger.
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No printer belonging to a typographi.
cal Union can obtain employment in
Vicksburg, Miss.-Er.
We have contempt for any printer who
would work there, then, without com.
plying with the requirements of some
good Union. We doubt very much il a
printer can be found who does not belong
TO some Union.
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NDEaa,E.


Valuable Town Lots and desirable
Family Residences near the public square
for sale or exchange for young Negroes,
or in part for good Mules, Mich Cows,
Sheep and Hogs. Four lots with i'm,
provements, all in one block, surrounded
by streets running in every direction.---
Fifty acres Of Land on Little Hurricane
Creek, with walerpower where there was
formerly cotton factory in operatlon--
also, One and Two.horse Threshers and
Scparators, made by G. Westinghouse &
Co, of Schenectady, N. Y, whidh they
insure. Call and see one operate in
threshing any kind Of grain, and see their
bills, certificates, &c, &c. Ryg. A good
bargain may be had by calling soon on
the undersigned, who is authorized TO sell.
aug22 P. |. CURLE.
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SHOULDER BRACES.
SOMETH ING FOR THE AFFLICTED
Il. j. Cummings

WILL MAKE TO ORDER ANY KIND OF SHOULDER
w BR ACES to suit the wishes Of those who are weak
breasted OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ladies gentlemen
The ccssity and value of Shoulder Braces need be
urged, for all must know that nneens OF the Consump.
tive arise from the universal Indulgence in bending
Every lady and gentleman, and especially College
student, who is weak breasted, ought once procure
pair Of these Braces. They neatly made and will last
longtime They he enlarged or cssencd at pleasure
and are suited to any occupation person wearing them
is compelled to sit erect and walk erect, although their
elasticity will allow to bend with ease Many pair
have been sold in Winchester and vicinity and every pur
chaser has beer highly pleased well benefited Pr
ces vary from 81 so to 49, Apply TOT Cummings Tul.
ahOma, Tenn OCtf7 iy
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
Cloths, cassimeres and yestings

We receiving the largest Stock OF Cloths CasS-
mercs and Ge-tinEs. eyeroltrcd in this mIrketwic
are ready to make to order sell by the ward Persons
wishing Clothing made up tn order Will do well to give
call before purchasing elsewhere, warrant
men, and receiving the latest Fashions every month
Persons wanting anything in oar line will please give
a cali as keep nothing but Men and Boy, Wear. and
think buy our Goods cheaper than those that only buy
q few.
COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds taken in payment
for Goods and short credit. Cutting done sa and
no charge when the Goods bought ol as Don for
get the place, door south OF Halls Hardware store.
October H. 1855. COIIlNS 81 I'lWFII.
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Great Excitement in Clothing
COLLINS g. POWELL.

A RE now receiving the Largest Stock of
"a Ready-nadc Clothing offered in this market.
which they are selling at prices that asoni7h every
Goods got up expressly for our Trade aud are
warranted in every way, stock consisting of every
thing in the line of Men and Boys Wear Black Cloth
Coats Fancy and Plain Business Goats. Slttinett Goats
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants Unon do, Sattinett
do, Silk and Plush Vests Cotton Plush do SaLinett do
pl4tuh anIG Gatin I,
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s n O " h S


'CtOtES % per CCHL. tcSS LItHH HSHf6 JC' C"S1;
ar Grain al HE highest marEet prices.
Coal and Wood Cooking Coal and Wood Parlor. Dining
Room Six Plate and Cylndcr ever brought int" Northern
PENNSYLVANIA or Southern New York; all of which we
are now prepared sell wholesale retail at a low
rates and on rs good TERMS can be found this side oi
New York from the fact that all our goods were bought
of first hands and in full packages aud large quantities
that gives us an advantage smaller purchasers ana
Dry Goods dealers, that viii enable Us TO sell irom TO
Ij per cent less than any Of them which advantage we
shall olr to any who will favor with call before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
large quantity ofTiu ware Stove Pipe aud Elbows
always hand wholesale and retail All kinds 9f JOB
Work done to order on short notice and warranted
Don't mistake the plaec t. buy Sr0FES and HARD,
WARE chcap-ouc door South Of Tracy Moore ;, and
Powc's new block on Main street, in the new Wood
Building, fetfpred nf0rer.
Grain ana Country Produce old Iron Brass, Brittana
and Conner Dried Fruit al; kinds, Feathers and Bees
wax wanted for goods
10000 Sheep Pets wanted for which the highest price
in CtsH will he paid.
Hg- No credit given foHr months, and all hav.
ing accounts or notes due had better call and pay
inlmcdatelv il they wish to save cost.
pcwanda. October 3. lS5S. .. .a
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CHERRIES SALES.-Bv virtue. Of sundrv

CHERIFF'S SALES.-Bv virtue of sundrv
~ wrts Of Yc1d Expo. issued the court of Com
mon Pleaspf Bradford County. to directed aud de-
vcrcd viii c exposed to public sale at the ConrtIIou-e
NOVEMBER ISIS, at one oclock =. NJ. the following
lot, piece mreelof land situate n iidgbcry twp Brad
ford county, bounded ON the north by lands or lately
belonging to Charles T. Murphy east ly lands of Howard
Burt Peter Miller and the highway and on the west by
the highway Containing about two more or less,
all improved with one two story Trained tavern house.
known as the Centreyillc Hotel framed barn and
few fruit thereon ..as s.#r es .s...a
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of EeaZlr
Pomeroy \. Brown.
AlSOThe following lot piece parcel of land sitlI-
ate in Rid sbery twp. bradford county, bounded tho
north Icy land Of Vincent Owen the east by lands ct
Hcctnr and Vincent Owen and Isaac baldwin, the
south 10y land ot Emanuel Ga saHlus and the by
land of Samuel Tubhs. Containing about one hundred
and twenty acres about 10 improved one framed
house. one log house with framed addition fr.,IDe
barn two log barns two apple orchards and other fruit
trees thereon. "
Seized aud taken in execution at the suit Of s. A. Mills
\. G.. MarCcIluS. ..r -..-r . e ....-..
ALSO The following lot piece or parcel of land stu
ate in West Burlington twp. Bradford county bounded
ON the north by lands of John Tompkns and Israel Phil
lips. the east Y lands of Abr.n aud Job Morley Oh
the South by Lands Of job Larcom and the west by
hGdS oi Dickinson and ilubbalS. Containing two hun
d'cd acres. more or less, about thirty improved,
two framed dwelling houses. framed barn one saw
mill and an orchard of fruit trees thereon. f Asa
SEIZED aud taken in execution at the suit of n. T. Dick
lns IN to Use OF Perry b. Plu fs H. Mallory and Loren
ioHph lctc OF paFCe3 DI and
ate N kdTbur> TWP Bradford county, 'ounded on the
north by land of +. Stevens, cast By lands of James
apem1n. south by land of Alexander Thompson and
west by land OF Bcue>t Wilkinson. Containing forty
acres. more or less, about tirtyfvc thereof i'm
ptnycd and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution the suit Of James ii
Nchb ". Vincent Stevens. Hs .-. E-s..a
AISO-By virtue 1T writ of Feri FaciaS, the follow
ing bot piece parcel Of land situate in Troy twp Brad
ford county, bounded on the north by lands of John
GrSt and John Salcr, on the east by Granville read aud
D. n Allen :, the South by lands of j. VI. and g. Ward
and on the 10y lands Of Comfort Peters and H. II.
Hickok. Containing eighty three acres be the same
mo or less abnlt seventy improved two framed
honSeS, twD framed barns and an orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit OF >. W. ID.
F. pOmeroy 4 Co. vs. William X. Buck
THOS VI. WOODRUFF, '
Tnwanda. Oct. 4. lS.JS. e.. ... Sheriff.
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MYERS NJ Ills.

w. w. undersigned having purchased the above well
"h mills and attached 10 it a Steam Engine, aud
s every thing connected with il in perfect repair,
... rv A. modern Improvements now in use IN first
.lflng Mills would respectfully salicit the pa
Ltr1 VI lue community trusting that the reputation
t Lia heretofore borne may not suffer in the hands
es5." Arn. IL shall be uur aim to DO all work Gu
.g' ~ Us Promptly and in the best possible m nner.
,a .'' nom distance may rely upOa having their
W r ~ once, a. to make but one trip to mill.
t,- ',Hl Viii continue 10 give his Owa personal at
c,.fi5 70 lue business at the mill. t''t
ulP ,''o tgr all kinds at GRAIN also Flour. Meal
'o1 safe at the lowest market prices.
...e,,. MYER, FROST & co.
a-r, -....... :. q. FROST .:... y. r. FOX.
''N IcwANDA oct. 6, l5Js
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I IST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR A

.,Hns twp $ ; Clark, Bill
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A UDITOR's NoTIcE-EhAet E. Dav-

IA ton " Iidt'e. In the Common Pleas of Brad
ford County, No. 4S2, May Term. 1857.
The undersigned auditor appointed t. distribute funds
in the hand, OF the Sheriff raised 10y the sale of the de-
feniantS real estate will attend u the duties of his ap-
poutmcnt ut his office. in the Borough of Towanda on
Monday, the 1t day Of November 1858 at O'Clock p
N. All persons having claims upon said fund there
and then present them else be forever de5ared from
said fund
Sept. -. 1853. p. u. MORROW Auditor.
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AUDTTORS NOTICES. II Ne,emo,

A UDITORS NOTICES. H. Nc,rmnn
IA rs. j. \. Minor. In the Common Pleas of Bradford
Comfy, No. l2G, February Term, lsjI
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said Court
distribute funds raised hy Shers sale Of he real estate
defendant will attend the duties of his appointment at
his Office, in Towanda borough Friday the 9TH day of
November lNjSat o'clock in the afternoon at which time
and place all persons interested required to present
their claims else forever lie debarred rum said fund
Oct. Z. 1858 /. u. MORROW Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-O,rinE. Harris

"A as. +. &. CTofMt In the Court of Common Pleas
OF Bradford county, No. l53, February Term, 1858.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court TO
distribute funds raised y Shers sale OF the real ctata
of deeudcnt, viii attend to the nte~ of his appointment
at his olice in Towanda. Thursday the 18th day of
November. 1858, at O'Clock in the afternoon at which
time and place all persons nere ted required to pre-
sent their claims else be debarrcd from said
fund. " &. ID. AONTANYE.
Oct. 10. 1858. rs. Al d:tor.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-Hahey S. N,ao

A UDITOR'S NOTICE Haher S. Nf1o-
n man "a Harris 1iiNr. In the Court Of Common
Pleas of Bradford county No 233 February Term 1858
The undersigned A,adar appointed ly said Court to
dis riblte tu ds 10y Sheriff sale 0f the real estate
h deenaent will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his otfi in Tuwanda, Friday the 2Gth day of
November, 1855, at ocluck in the afternoon. at which
time and place all persons Interested are required TO r
sent their Claims else be forever dearrtd from said
fund, -...# -..-. .- g. ID. MONTANNE ..a
Oct. ~. 1858 .. Audtor.
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i IST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR
II DECEMBER TERN AND SESSIONS, 1853.
GRAND JURORS

GRAND JURORS.
Athens twp-Iulius Tnzer lOrwcl-EIeber Wilson. Ben
Asyum-Washington Ingham jimin Lyon, Elcazer All>
Burlington twI,-Ear Nilh SIrngied-Wm Tracy
uls. imtaiici- SclIen Tracy,
Colum6ia-Wm Gistn Orville Kellogg
Canton-William 7 Avery. Shesheqd eqdin-Eas Bull
John Gray, IaucS Warren IuScarra--N Cogswcll
Herick- ph,lander BLrne. lowaudl twp--E W Hale
Iei2nv-H IL lIirkJk yalu~ing--AugustJIS Lew is
Iitehicld-W liam Cooper Wy-oN-MorrisJ J Coubaugll
Mlnroc-EC c kuliog Joai WarTcn-NatAan Young
Summers ..r ....
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SALE OF REAh NsTATE.

VNIIE valuable Real Estate, known as i The
L. I.Hkenk Land :" situate in Warren twp Bradford
Co., Pa offered for sale to the highest ana he9t
bidder
This body of Lands consist OF four trdcts containing
FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES Of good farming End,
situate about five miles from the n Erie RalToad'
Persons desirons To purchase viii send their Offers IN
writing in the nature o bids per acre to my agent WN
EIwEi Esq, at his office in TOWANDA, by the lJth
day of NOVEMBER next.
Oilers wall lie RECEIVED for the whole body, or for the
separate parcels agreeaIy 10 the present subdivisions
No su will he made OF less than one hHdred ACRES and
tie parcels will not bo sold separately unless the body can
be disposed Of in that way.
Terms one-lhilt ia baud aud the bl5nee - two yea
u ilstdlleata With interest. ......... &
Administrative c. T. 4. John Luhens, dee d.
Philadelphia Sept Ij, lSJs,
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A UDlTORS NOTICE.-1Yih Taglor
IA TO he of Nathanict R,,ssH and Merton +.
Miller Lncius Humphrey and 1Itjor b. ID iriRg. In
the Common Pleas of bradford county. No. l3l Dec 4.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed BY said Court to
diStrhHte finds raised by Sheriff sale of the real estate
pt deent viii attend to the duties OF hs appointment
II his Office in ToNanda borough, ON Friday, the I'D
dtyot October 1858 at clock in the afternoon, at which
time and pktre pcrSoS interested required to pre-
sent their claims or else be forever delaTrd tpm said
find. 'a "-1r a.. G. u. MONTANY'E, e.-..
Sept. 81. 1853. Andtor.
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DIED,

.-..r October 18th, WILLIAM GIBSON, aged 65
,.s.. aad Z days
on the 25 ult., JOHN PORTER, aged 60 years.
nrrr was one Of the Oldest residents in the town.
Troy. having moved from Albany comfy, n. y. =,
"a and resided on the farm where he died for fifty
He was thoroughly identified with the early set
and prosperity of that township, and enjoyed in
-cnt degree therespect esteem Of large circle
nlHtluceS.
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A DMINISTRATO SNOTICE.-Notice
"a is hereby given that all persons indebted 20 the
Of Josiah Boswurth ed late Of Pike twp are re-
qIestcd 10 make payment without delay and all persons
having claims against said estate must pre- them daily
authenticated iur settlement, to the subscribers.
FRANER R0SW0RTH.
Oct. 10 1858, Administrator.
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Gents Furnishing Goods!

Such as Wool UnderSrts, Wool Drawers, Collars, Cra
vats SlSpcnderS Gents White and Fancy Shirts Check
and Hickory Shirts HoSeiry o all kinds. Hats and Caps
the latest styles of Black silk Hats made to order
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A UDITORS NOT. c. a. SamaeI I'Kran,
IA ote Of J. ". p. iei rs. H. ID Tcsor. Ia
the Comm. Peas of Bradford county, NO. 3JI, Sept.
Term, lNjj.
The undersigned Auditor. appointed hy said Court to
distribute funds raised by sheriff sale of the real estate
al defendant, viii end t. the niies OF his appointment
at the house of Reuben Morley in Burlil. ton Friday
November ln, lSlS, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, ~
which time and place all persons interested required
said fund |.# rs # E.B. PARSONS. .a@
Uctober ~. 1858 #.H AEra s-4# AplHor.ez
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4 JDITOR'S NOTlCE.-Infhs Dlatier #
N the csfate Of Danl O'hpcfc d. In the Orphan
Court OF Bradford County. No. -, Sept. Term, le5S.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said Court to
examine the final account oi the Administrators and
port facts the Court will attend to the duties of his
appointment at his oltc in rnwandl borough. Monday
November lj. ISIS. at Z. NJ at which time and place
all persons interested required present their claims
Or be forever dcbarTcd from said fund
ELHANAN SMITH,
October - 1868. Auditor
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@lA91lA0o

rankin on the 18th inst.,b Burr lidgway Esq ,
4. wei ,VFS VI CRANMER, of Monroe to Miss DEBBY
* SMITH. of Vest Franklin.
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TRAVERSE n-EoEs-FIrsr WEEK.

Armenia-AlanSou Smith Springfeld-Alfcd Brace
Athens twp-Bcujl amin Ric, john Knapp
Albany-Jno npUcll Rus injthGcld-lilury Phcps
sci Miller - . Warren Hill, Nelson Bar
Cant,n- Seneca Kendall, al lmsaue - ! - -.
len Cranddi, Chas Mancy St,Hding Stone--tieorge A
CouH1El--Dayid Cory Stc' Steyeas. John ke;lIe
plen G Geruct 8. Tn~carola--SteI he Z Lyon
Durc-Chmlc Il Arnut Hiram Taylor, x j Shaw
Gr.uNiic-AIJCit Barnes IuWahda borO'-E q Good
John SaycS. Joel Packard! rich. James Maknson, ID
Hcuck--Joseph SlH Ba.tow
LeHoy-Reuhcn Stone, Ora rowandd Noltl-Dan lI1en-
tor II nlcomb ucdy
IjtchlicLi-J GARNER VIM Troy twp--Nathanicl King
Walker ley, Laciu> Stiles
OrwcI-Ojis Chuhbuck Nv yd!u~ing-John IL Hhok.
Julius GoriEln, rs Club J'ha Gayl1rd Nels' Il
buck Jennings
Pike|Asa Warner Narreu-George Smith
Rpuc-Jom \ Moody, Jo- Nindham- GIeZ, kah sa.lng
siah Horton. + Barnes WYsoX-E B Cuobaugh
Troyboro'- lailul Newbcrryf - gfs
rEAvEusE JURoaS--sEcoND wEE4t
Abany--Welles Wilcox. ipriagiied--Samuel Wood
Claik Bahcock AlanSon Fuller James ].
Azvun--Inhn + Dodge Phillips
Cunton-.InAiR Bothwcll lmthicd- Anthony 3C hild
Horace Il Fitch,N NJ hcy Warren Allcn Ulysses
nndS .... Moody
Caiulnbia-tIva NJ Corncl 'hc~heiuin--Wm Campbell
As. \ Bullock roy twp--loracc Freeman
DuTcll--Daaici Cook roy boro- Frederick J Cal
Gmnyillc-N y Finncy, kins, Henry |. Adams ,
u Fowler. VIM Morse 'owandl bnru'-Ino Holmes
Herrick---Ajraln Taror 'owlndA north David rat
Mourue--Janlcs Smith, ChI ty, Jane. Elliott q &
Holland u iuscaruya 4 UusShUmwLy
pike-Risscl Coleman, IA Tarrou--Wf,ey Rogers =
than Stevens tS-iiUmi4lrcN " pSler 4
Rume-lI " Browning WyauSing- Charles X lng-
Rlgbary-pctcr 4 Evans liam.
TRAVERSE JrEcRs-rninp WEEK. go -...
Allany-SylyeStcr W Chap Pike -!cssc Gregory
man, J.uucs Ice Rome @ G Cbaiee, Hiram
Athens twp-S SJinjci Oven plakc, Silas cnc .
Shire J ! O.cn-hlC Fran Ridab rv-C o French = "
els II Arnold. EIias Matb i}ruhlm -
cWSon. Ohm Watkins ir tiylvania bolO Levi L
Blgling Ton twp--AlcX ndel GoctchiJls ...
Lane. IShcshcqun- Madin Rogers
Burlington West--Clarle. Geo " Vincent
Mead Imithfield-- Edwin Iiake,ce
CaHton--Alfrcd Smith Iohu Troy tyI-RoSW ell Dunbar
G Mason ,Iosiah Frlnc~c, Harry Grecno .
Columbia Manson B Tay Irowluda baro'- NmBDndgC
Ior rowanda tWp--Iehu Mingls
pur.!l-Wm Storrs Ulster Ethan Moore, Jn,
Fganhn-Nel. Gilbert Mather
Monroe boro'--A Anthony Windham Martin Elshree
Mllm IWaucn-Danoi Cohurn
| Orwel-Nelson Barnes lNyaluoins Ira Brown
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

A JDITOR'S. N0TICE-L be. matter IF
- he cs:4tc Qf c. d. Ross and James H. Ross drc'd
In the Court of Quarter Sessions oi Bradford County No
I57, December Term, ls57..a stt s.rsets -. e.-
The undersigned Auditor appointed hy said CoGrt to
d~trilc fnnds raised ny SheriS Safe ~ real estate of
detcndeAts will attend to the duties af his appointments
At his u!te, IN Powamda bTough on Monday the 18th
day Of November ISIS NJ o'clock in the alternoon at
which time and place all ner+onS interested required
to pre- cn their CLAIMS, be forever tibarred tram said
fund. ELHANAN SMITH,
Octther 70 1853 a rr.< z. 1922 Auditor. u