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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

ApsacrIcAL FAMILY sEwryo MAcmSs FOR 81:
Pusunig fully eqcs ~ofk No missing ripping o. 'tches
No seains out Of order. Anybody can uso III
everybody viii have H.
Ers.iSs RIoH1s Tor and Counties viii be pa I'd
a. the rs' Of any PeSn a. , sp ssS
Bs IhsEp,ATs AND GssEGAL
,A. Ss rsc s s S .ao m i'f @ sy sS
oefea-s sewing Machine contanins tho requisite qualities
20 to the who have been suSioo,y waiting or tue
Mscsias 70 e' sgas within peil grasp, .s
anime wonderful achievement, an3 mopspoy
KovFLTY IS sEwIso M,cmsr Conrasr.
Needle Sisnul.cturvrs No. 42I BIcsdwsy.
corner Csnal-s.-, X T.
We the undersigned, having operated ana witnessed VII
esrss The fS,s.y r.T' ~ IN DsS IT,. s:my s
ssoh6e all that eisied for ~ sad we would ask for Il
article IL the h.nd Of each and esSy family u our
Rev H. J. Fox. Ashland Insti,o.e. N.Y.
T. r. Roon. Rome n "
1T RoeERs. kew-Hsven. Conn,
NJ Moaossv. NJ ptgomory. Ala.
A. Bos1wicH Colu'nbis, s. C,
III. DAsL. AsHsrkY, ChariOtts s. G..
HEsRf FokD, Jsuisica w. l..
HrssY T. Acorn. Boston.
G Ct Ttasox asS,n ALDss; i.,s; X SJO't'n'
Joan y. FlsHkR, Peru, III.
rs following sxiac! Is from Tire Bsshoore PsO, and
Ceun.eroa Us.e.,.: ,hy.,.t,o,5c ard wonderful
inven and houd procure foI h projectors not ouy tho
esxiAStirg gratitude OF tho Wotn Oh AoIea put n5aJ
isdy hssug yrsrs experience In the Of Sewing
that she considered uy equal In the
beauty finish Of ts work. to any Ma hne she s
used IL Self fIbIesdins and woIks with Hooked
Needle, Which produces q hfe, perfect stitch"
GIE0gR's SEWING MAcHISES-IMPORrASr TO
PvsLic-
new family sKw,sG MAcBlKs, combining The la.es In
p<oyeusea.s ct the eS .rt nely low price Of
FIFTY LIARS.
Fbs prtceS OF our standard Machines have been greatly
Aeoed SAosss SEWING MACHINES is well known, though
de>res In price, always been cheaper in o considering
Ass they Will do any other The prices reduced
70 that sA rau. be .s.sed Call aud examine toe Ms
u2i,es ., the low psceA l. 81 SINGER / Co.
Ne. 4sa Broadway
GROVER g. BAKERS CELEBRATED FAMILY
Uswus MscusEs-No. AS Broadway ~
NEW STrLE-PEIcE $50 ,,
4 Bakers is he best Amer AS1cultuns
"Tc I'll of vhiOo The Tribune ssys Amen" IN Tribune
WBRELER d WILSON'S SEWING MAcnSEs.-
= We prefer them for family use" IN I. In1aIs.
oHce No sas Broadway. New.Yorh
PAPER HASGINGS.
THoals FAYE Co,
Nc 957 Broadway. New York, ,
Ars nov receiving their for the Fall ITss tao a<sst
asd sross complete sasortmen, of every style OF
PAPYs HsSGtaGs AND DIcokAiios'
Evor offered " this MARKET
1uifAbe city retail consumption. "a w a. mo eoun''y
traae Landlords decorating their houses ana ne''ns Pt
ehssog te country tc are invited 10 eAs.ao 'aeu
osoea sod Prices Provous 20 pucnassns S't~ IN
Importers aud Manufacturers OF Paper isnsiass,
NJ. SS7 Brva1~ sy dlIoctiJ oPPesl,e Ihe Wy h,u.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Anti.Iecomptoa Electors Of Kings County
you have good County Ticket; you have excel.
lent candidates for Congress in JOUR several Dis
tricts-ons of thsp, hitherto Republican. otother
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
Nep1lork daily TribMme
MONDAY. NOVEMBER !, 1853.
TO cORRESPONDENrS

N,fo.,n4 cap CommgDic st'ous Wh'-
ever 1ed for Insertion mus. bs suhentisf~d ~ ""
nsme and Of the wrteuo. necessarily .of puouos'
tion, but a. guaranty FOR his good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communicated
Business letters for THy TRIBUNE Omo- shoad In au ess-s %
addressed 70 HORACE GREELEY l. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

We have two days later intelligence from fu-
rope by the steamer Borusss, but nothing impor-
tant Cotton was steady at the prices reported
b, the Persis. ColsOls closed at lSs 10 9S5.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
After the defest of fMsyor Wood, last Dccemb

After the defest of Msyor Wood, last December,
meeting was held in the Park to sustain Nr
buchanan in his Lecompton policy The proceed
ings OF the meeting were reported in the journals
of December Is, 1851. Mr. Richard Schel who
hsd not then been exposed in connection with the
Nilletts Point affair and the Fort Smelling opera
ton, presided Resolutions indorsing the Presl-
dents Message on Lecompton were adopted Dir.
Amasa j. Parker wrote the following letter:
"Dsc I6 1857
hsys received yoqr invitation 20 attend TIE mee9s 70 Be
held At Tsmmsny Hau tomorrow evening TO consider and
pressed the srs Message OF Mr. BuchsnaA Though
able u b. perouay pTsser bes leave 70 say that in
oplcn the s,nicut Of tho Message eureEty wise aud
Just aid should c- with cordial response ~ the heat OF
every true pa.rUt In the land. AMASA J. FARMER"
This is the Message approved BY Judge Parker.
VIII the Douglas men sustain Parker after this
Does not Judge Parker present in his person the
most odious representation Of the Lecompton
fraud
1t is pleasant to read resouriaa ike the follow.
ing, when we remember that Stephen ID. Dillayc,
who offered the resolution hsssiace been removed
from Office:
Resclrsd That Slain without hesitation, ard ~l nsi..
without exception that wherever oticta holding under
Democratic oppose whether openly secret.
y whether BY VOTE hy er.on. Influence by yecunry
bucns, The cendldstes The interest or tins
sined by the Democratic org.kslon his instantaneous
removs from cfice should follow; and that ~- emphsaly
spprove the pT0mpn-ss aud orss' deos Sf which Pre-
Buchanan and hs Cabinet haze eysweree5 ~
hss prtssipte hi recent issfances."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

THAsssslvrss.-Gov. Bingham, Of Aseoy
d.sienated Nov 18th as . day Of general insnA -
in that State. IlDoi-, Wisconsin. Iowa. ..-a
shire ard Mbs.ippi slsc have thsi' TA'n1s'
that dsy. sad New.York on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

PRICES yoR NkGRoEs.-At sn h~ - 49,
Aesktsoburg County. We. on ene S"t~ iS'-' -
vsre oil Al an s1ersSe VI d M ssok.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

FArster the ebcvo co!eos;ed sGe' so
Pssnt Powder Proof Defence Locks and Cross bars A ro
Psror Sales silver plate &C.
L.. IA lgs Pesri+t, door bc.ow N,drG lane. - -
NLw-Yoss. Oct y, 1854
Mx RosrEr NJ P,TRIcg, No Ice PcaI,st;
DrAs Having the Defiance Safes Of nauuiuT. N
r In our Offices satisfaction called AZ your
yoss and examined five whic had exhibition ~ the
The Cry-ta Pslsce destroyed ~ hte on tc a
NJ s,yer.l uetlUl. tie srsco Q! h- Sales.
toz.,h<y hSs ard other crusmeHs onS melted on
stv rsinly have i, red heat Ihe IN
tSy with exception o the on tue drawers
started Of by s.a god oidct as wen ,' Pseea
thsrs !unss r the Sdcbood srd faiIo ed!ts
uppjuxrd TX Of buness ca ds A-d
circua tfcp what have Low ses We nave eH'H9 con
6deroe in the hu~rroo; qualities ~ your 81 es c
Your respectfully, MOSS tAiLok o"'
john STEWARD, "a,
J0,fFH WALNHE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

CsArScsY SHAVER viii answss jobs -
Plea fer Cow. Ketabls at Peekskiu thu svee4's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

J.R. STApFoRDs OLIVE TAR,
Isos AND SULFHvE PoSegRs,
N'hea OHvs Tar Is Applied en-, Inhs.ed
II Csyss
Asru~s, BgoscmITis COecss,
drS M other Dissrses Of ho
THeoAT, ASD LvhoS.
fs HcSaes ps eo-rsy The Sye" sud eAPi ell hnas-
ities from tho
BLOOD.
We hare f>sfirosLpts from
" FrwtRR, esq., P0z,Dsster OF New. foff
gsNsos DsArsx. csq, Banker, New. iors
GgosGE Law, esq.. 5th-sv., Now York ,,,
j. III LADD es1 Pub. Of The Independeus, ~ r..
Rev. 70 Bxici1r, Edter Of The Exauiner New.fotk
4 Il. Coz Man. esq.. lstc a Astcr House, n. L.
Taveaow WEED. esq.. Albany n. Y.
0e1 DvFF GREEN. Washington ID. G.
JoHs d. BARsARD, eco Boston, Mass =,
Ho1- Ell Cook, Bufs0. N Y.
Oen- II. j. GRErs, TeIas.
Jogs X. SrsKNpuKGen, e|1, Csdotnis.
An< nessaHds Of othsrs
Otv- Tar 50 cents bottle; Powders 81 pecssso SPse4'
Axss 81 6b al No SIS Brosd~sy nhxt 70 Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
81 SyWING MACHINES,

Oiiv~ Tar 50 cents bottle; Powders 81 pecksso 3Psee
Axss. 81 10, d. No SIS broadway nnxt 20 Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Messrs. Isaac V. Fowler, John Van Buren, John
Cochrane, Nelson J. Waterbury, William H. Ma
clay, Daniel +. Sicklcs. &c., have issued an cleo
ticneering card "To the Democracy Of the State
of Neu. York which resds.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
DIED,

,-.b inst. LOUISA, daughter of Mr.. Henry Esen-
,ae ia months and days, after brief illness
s1e as g, tBe sixth infant removed from this family
y. the grave)
,-:,rt transient cliasts as morning dew,
.rE. .tioI was exhaled, and went to Hcav'n.
,,-,orb on the 10th inst, Miss LUCINDA DAY
-1y. aged 70 years.
horn in the state of Connecticut, and reared
= ,,,.,n influences in connection with the Baptist
.' Che removed with her relatives into Susquehan-
..r i years ago. Naturally fond of retirement,
..r,,ltb having been long feeble, she has not lat
.:,,r.I much in society. As she had long been
with her Bible, so in the closing scene of lite her
med to be deeply engaged in the contemplation
mont verities of the Christian faith-afIordng to
nl. the pleasing evidence that her hope rested on
...r... Of the Rcdremer
..,r the Soul. thy beams unveil;
.,o.ler, rrrad The daring sail,
a, Fortune, fithleSs sea
Er.e. unicuJed, happier
g-r The vain tumult timely fly,
md it at peace with thee
..rf4rl on the 18th inst, after long and painful
,-... Mr.. HOPE SCOTT wife of Col. Ansel Scott
..H s. Years,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
" of order Of the Orphans Court Of Bradford conn
ty will be exposed to public sale upon the premises
MONDAY, AUGUST l6, l65S at l o'clock, p. NJ, the
following lot piece or parcel of land situate in Albany
township, late the estate of Wm BIiesnyder deceased,
and bounded and described follows On the east by
Robert Lewis, the north by James L. Miller, on the
west by lands OF RO~et aud Beeching, the south of
Milford Hakcs. Containing about l06 acres. Terms made
known on day Of SALE
MARY REIFSNNDER,
July Is, 1858. Administrative.
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TO al whom il NAV Concern.

TT7HS is to certify that the 18th day of May st
4 past, the Sunbury x Erie Railroad Company, sold
and transferred the North Branch Canal from the line
land to Charles Welles IT, and associates under the
name and title of the -" NORTH BRANCH CANAL
COMPANY which sad sale duly ratified and ap-
proved l., His ENcelicncy WILLIAM f. PACKER, Cover
nor of ths Commonwealth.
BE it known. therefore that !, WILLIAM G. Moon
HEAD President of the Sufiburs Il Erie Railroad Com
panv issue this Certificate accordance with the above
facts authorizing the said Charles F. Wee> Jr.. t. tsc
possession of the said Canal and property thereto belong
ing with all the rights and privilege, conferred by an
act ter ee sale OF the State Canals, approved April 25
lN5S.
In witness whereof, ha'e placed my hand and the
seal Of the Company, this 10Th day of May, 1858.
(Simed WM. G.. MOORHEAD,
june 2 ISIS President.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
Spring and Summer Millinery,
FOR 1853,
BY A. T. MARSH & co.
NO. S, Union Block,
E l. NJ MIRA |, N. y.

HAVING made eXtensirc arran -cmcnts and improve
ments in our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, we now
cordially invite all to favor wit cali before purchas
ing SPRING or SUMMER MlLLlNERI, feeling conf
dent we can make it to the advantage of all.
OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Will be fall and complete with everything in the line Of
Millinery such Straw Boncts. Boomers Flats and
GYPscteS Of all kinds and styles for Ladies' Misses
wear, by the dozen case.
Ruchc, and Flowers by the box. Ribbons by the piece
cartoon. Bouds edgng ootings and Straw Braid> by
the dozen piece. Bonnet Frames, Crowns and Blocks
by the dozen. Reeds and co3ercd bones ~ the GROSS
Band boxes Iy Tire nest or gross. FoUltons. Grapes.
lscs, Crown LiHinS and Cape Nctt~ hy the piece and
in fact everything required in the Millinery Hnh in the
greatest abundance and at the very lowest CITY WHOLE
SALE PICES.
OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT
VIII embrace full and complete assortment of all Of
the above mentioned articles at prices to suit ihc times.
All bonnets bought al the store t he trimmed free of
charge ia the latest 81 ye and best Goods bought
by parties from out OF town will be packed and deliver
ed TO the stages or cars free Of expense.
\. 7. MARSH & CO.,
10. ), Union Block. Flrfiira s. Y.
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Ncu ADVERTISEMENTS

n1IINISTRATRIN NOTICE.-Notice
hereby given. that all persons indebted to the
.WV. STEEL, late of Asylum twp, deceased, are
10 make payment without delay; and all per-
a.r-rllim- against said estate. must present them
.-rthe9ticated for settlement to the subscriber.
POLLY STEEL,
..-e4 ISIS Administrative.
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0CLAMATION- Whereas. the Hon.

nv LA VI i lIONs-N hcrcaS, the Hon.
AVID N.iNoT, President Judge Of the 18th IN
..'.Nrt consisting OF the Counties Of Bradford and
.a.aa. and Houorahies JOHN PAssMURE, and
7 {. ln>'. Associate Judges in and for said county
H. have issued their prcccpt bearing date the
y q. Jhiy, \. d. l>jS to me directed, for holding a
'Ier and Icminer, General Quarter Sessions of
,Nmnpn Pleas and Orphan. Court, at Towan-
As nunir OF Bradford, on the first Monday, the
~ ~. SEPTEMBER next. to continue two weeks.
-' j. therefore hereby given. to the COroners and
' .ae Peace and Con-tablts of the County Of
y '.a' they be then and there in their proper per
- 'rork in the forenoon of said day. with their
LIii>itraS, aad other remcmbrances. to do those
E"." U their Office aPpertan, to bs done ; and
are bound by recognizance otherwise to pro-
'.a>' the prisoners who are or may be in the Jail
MY or who shall la bouHd to appear al thE
4 5.r 70 Toe then aud there to prosecute against
'll' he just. Jurors are requested to be punctuai
f Il. tendance, agrceably to their notice.
' 'o|anda, the 18th Of July, in the year of orr
~ -e thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight and
s. te.nadeuce OF the United States, t,s eighty
THOMAS ". NUODRUFF, Sheriff
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22

49,, STR sYED.-Came to The enclosure of the sub.
49, ,.rtcr in ShcsheqHiu township. on the jth Of
\ n Tnlv. a Dark Brown COW, small crumped
- - ,hcl being of from one horn, no other partc
,-ss about years old. the owner is requested TO
y ."-'.,-tv. pay charges. and ta!lcr her away.
.a. 1,-~ ELIAS BALL.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
I>T OF JURORS, drawn for SEPTEM-

-.TV I 0ITT \ ITITT n
\ III Of ~ itOl'S' uIa" III Iot Sci l. VI
IL Der Term aud Sessions lsjS.
GRAND JJboh>.
17y-" IlL'1' "a u Lg.. w. w "to ti,l'th9lih%'
rAia-J, r. hgI l'.tl.. Ia 'i'ee' .
mug %" " " ~ W., ".lN"''' o!' init
'A'4-O NFgi' .TPtIiSIe'u y - tI.I-toiiiTu
inh-",1 t".".. -" ~ 'iia- an = he"J Dd'l"sol
''"-- T,',- H. a. "a. y >-,,r-,.,-
I'll. q p rr,o.r,r |I-Ifo- Z, ViJ'.,,.
~ E.'rr.~, |rvoUI a.. U1Ls;o
.I ", :ro, !" y ~ p;i
V- iG,' G,..',' Z, " " -, -
g I'm -'' a. ,ii7 'l~'' 13-;A,, 80 D"5 5tiet,,
Janus 1'1'' ''i"' " ''iii0' Ii '>'"S oiel'@iu'
TRAVERSE JJRoRS-F!R>T WEEK.
1' t2-l@ E.l~1ree, H. Ildgberry-B Herman, J.D
T7ry, J.: 4. Murray. Hammond. {. F. Wilson.
- E. IA'A' >mithheld-N' = Gardner
."-Ga1 Terry I~uriugllpd--t. II. Gcruet j.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
A TDITOR's N6TICE.-OrrWe CHM
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notic
electricity and GignfFSing Rods!

7 I is admitted that f. GREGORY is now selling bet
ter art 5c o. LIGHTNING ROD, than has ever before
been offered tn the public. The Rods larger Letter
connected and each Rod is furnished with point plated
with gold and lips with platina--coRsequent alording
certain security. ii his Rods do untpruye perfect pro
lection. the money will be refunded He also has on
hand variety Of Nanes Weather 7mges suitable for
churches others for farm buildings. &c. .,
All JOBS dong by himself or his warranted. All
orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to-
Direct u r. GREGORY, LcRly ysyil!e, Bradford Co,Pa
lilly
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WA941AOo

. PS a y Ef Il n PsRtS cEcS n aSaE saa
jig stone ,,,,,,r,, 1o,r n W. cu,prpe
: .15 Rev y. =, Nj" Vss DELPHINE FOSTER, nece and
VAL ~ %i,rrhter Of Maj. Jed. Hunt, Of Canton.
''. 18th Lent July 4th, in Athens township, Mr.
EjeL 9IW.tir ITON OF Litchfed to Miss MARY +.
.AlHaIiIrR. of the former place
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
S T OIL E N!

FROM the pasture of the subscribers, on
- Wednesday night, July I, bright bay horse,
~ "Irar old, 10 hands high, heavy name and
- t'' small white star in the forehead, fore
, ol' T. and small cal0us bunch on the inside
- ~.i was in rather thin flesh. ANY person re-
I'M NA alrse gr giving nfWmltion vsliere he may
' VIII be literally rewarded and no questions
r., OPAL W. BARTLETT.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22

An APPRAlSEMENT AND CLASSI-
"A FICATION of the different persons engaged in the
sale of goods and merchandise III the County OF
Bradford for the year 1858, with the aTbunt OF license
fhnrrnntn nnnpNrn
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
II. B. NcKEAN.
! THIRTY DAYS GRACE.

. a 81 No'cS and accounts of the undersign-
Do b,Iof more than one years standing, will be placed
aer,s ~. Of n n Belts Esq. for collection, and
a,sgs,r,- r-lef the charge Of Lawyer, unless some
s i5r.oegg ~ payment is made within the above men.
rs5. our prompt paving and Cash customers, and
1pes ally we would say, our stock Of GOODS
a>-vbh ana are weekly receiving FRESH SUP
i ar toa We are determined TO sell at prices that
" d aal,3 s7e satisfaction. We sell Goods at whole
ls,e .-,....,-.....
TONTANYES
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
ladies uress Goods.

II nARTICTIAR attention s invited to a large aSSort
/ mcut of Ladies' Dress Goods, being received by
JOSEPH POW WEII-c0mpri-ing everything that Is now
l~hianale and durable in Bcra@es, Crane MoscttS Or
CANDIES French Printed JacoNts. Lawns. English and
French Prints Briiiau~ Duca phid~. LuStres, ChalS
Ginghans Prints &c, Nc. which viii lie sold at prices
far less than ever before offered in Tuwanda.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
People of Bradford County

\ particular, and readers Of the Reporter
Il in general.
MARSH x co, OF ELMIRA, y. Y. send greetings
to you and yours ard desire TO inform and all that
they and will make it greatly 20 70ue G7auaCe to
purchase every thing You want in The shape OF NEs
GOODS, FANCY GOODS and MILLINERY, either
wholesale retail of them n No. g. Union Block in the
aforesaid village of Elmira. y. Y.
Their facilities certainly unsurpassed
Der of the firm is h- spot all thg while consulting
the tastes and wants Of thcrnuucrog customers whilst
another OF the firm Is daily in the auction room, and in
porting houses iE New York Citr, securing the newest
and most desirable goods at the very lowest rates Cs
they buy exclusively for cash) aud they sell for cash
only they have no losses to make up, and consequently
can and do sell so cheap as 10 defy competition Time
and space preclude the possibility of mentioning half
quarter o the many inducements which offered t0 all
to trade at their popular establishment, and the New
ADvFTIS will from week to wc, give but limit
ed idea OF the many advantages to be derived by calling
on 4. T. MARSH 4 60.
No. j. Union Block. Elmjra. y. Y.
p. ! For further particulars. see New Advertisements
l-E those who He'd ,r.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
HliscElallcod5.

1AUTlON.-Whereas my wife JANE has
y left my bed aud board, without any just cause or
prOyocaton this is hereby to forbid all persons harbor
ing or trusting her on my account shall pay no debts
OF her contracting.
Durell, July II, 1858. LEVI HATCH
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22

\ List and Classification of the persons en-
gagged in the sale Of No,trums Patent Medicines &C.
in the County OF Bradford for the year 1855 under the
~. g - = L. - l.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22

\ List and Classification Of the Beer Houses,
Eating HoaSes &C. in the County Of Bradford, for the
year lo,, under the acts OF Assembly 10th OF April
H. & A.,rrrF r.fN M 1.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
DROF BARRY'S TRICOPHFROUS

i FOR BEAUTIFYING TIE HNR-Giying it q
rich beautiful and glossy appearance, and keeping the
head clean. Ladies' try it. Price = cents in large bot
ties For salc 10y .....
June -. lSj-. J. KINGSBERA.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22

Z iist and CIassfcation of bankers In Brad.

ford County, for the wear 1858.
T3wanA9 h1ru .Iapnrte Mason & Co. loo - 90
70 Notice hereby given that an appeal viii be held
at the Commissioners Oifre in the hornueh OF Towanda
on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of JUNE next at o.
ricved hy the io&- -oDc STTrsAtcn, and Classification
can attend il they think proper.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
E-nit and Ornamental Trees.

FT1HE Subscriber j. Agent Tor the " est Bloomfield
Il Nurseries, Of the most reliable establishments
in the coantry-aud would be happy to forward any or
dcrs for Trees Plants to be delivered the coming Fall
June 30, I>5S. f. T. FOX.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
Shirred Hcnnets.

IN ALL COLOIS. at extra low prices, made by First
L Glass Mucys, the proceeds devoted t. tie poor at
MARSH & cos.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22

3TANTILLAS-An elegant line of black
Vi silk MANTIILAS, just received at
Iuuc Il tS5S J. KINGSBERY s.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
c. II. AMES.

Sheshcqua May 81. 1853. Mercantile Appraiser
certify the foregoing appriiscmcnt and classification
to he and correct the hest Of my knowledge and
btrAf. Witness my hand this 2lst day of May, 1853
{. II. NrfT,g". Mercantile Appraiser
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
FLOUR FLOUR!
WooE! WOOL! WOOL

n 0GN LBS. WANTED. for which cash will be
IVSOOO paid at the Clothing Store of
Ju.e >, ISIS. f.. SOLOMON.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
Second hand School Books.

THHE ErDNS used in the Miss HANsoN's School al
i for sale cheap.
June 30 Is5s f. T FOX.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS

THE BOARD or SCHOOL EXAMINER
Il tor Carroll county, will hold sir meeting,
for the examination Of School Teachers d,,i5,
the ye az 1855 On the fOlloHing days. Viz
On the third wednesday r. Pebrusry Anil
June, August, October, and December. m,
meeting vii be held 10 one of the PnbE,
school Houses in CarolltOn, commencing Al
10 o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulatipO
examinations are the follOWinR;
/, Each applicant not personally known n
the Board, must produce a certificate of oood
mora! character, Of late date, ami signed by
one or more responsible persons.
2. Each app licant must come furnished
with pen, ink aud paper. and also with Nc.
Gufey's Filth Reader.
8. To each applicant will be submitted ,
list Of questions on Arithmetic, English Gram
lnar, autobiography, to be answered 10 Wri
ting.
4. No applicant will be regarded as quail.
ned to, nor entitled to a ertihcate. WHO does
not correctly answer one half of the questions
submitted in each branch.
5. Certificates will no. be issued on the dav
OF examination, but they will be RENTED by
mail or Otherwise a. soon as practicable. And
when an applicant is deemed unqualified a
note stating that fact will be sent him.
6. Applicants coming in after the class is
Tor ed and the examination has commenced
will be expected to wait until the next regu
lar day Of examination.
z. No certificate will be granted to any
person who is known TO the Board to be ba
bituated to the use Of prolane language to be
intempeate or dishonest.
s. Each applicant must furnish himself with
a stamped envelope, and himself indorse il
With his own name and address, and in such
envelope his certificate will be forwarded.
By order Of The Board.
d. A. AFTER Sec'y.
January, 2I 35S-ly.