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B9p~NOtice--TO Fire Department and Pub.
lC-Yon called ordinance No 5Zle approved
and published July l9,h, 1860, WIS
mo. 5278.l
Reolre That resolution No. 292 approved September %
1882 providing the firing Of the evening in the four
Districts be and is hereby repealed.
Reopoed futh That establish uniform ine the Police
and Fire Telegraph shall after days notice from the
passes this ordinance at II o'clock at noon give signal Of
in lieu Of the evening at O'clock
p NJ from the III April 10 the LIST October Of the
bell and Al Soeock r the list October to the LIST April
ispuedl LEA T. FAREWELL.
..g.. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSs1ied 30. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved July 10, 1850. u -,
lSignSdl JOHN T. MONRUEt MAYOR.
Nntice ID hereby piyeu that the striking bells,
Nth lila az the above ordinance will be
menced on MONDAY, 50th inst, at Y o'clock noon;
iy1il5 A HILBERT. Superintendent.
as.PuhIic schools, Second District -Secre-
rlRYs OFFCAn examination OF Male applicants to the STU
alton OF Principal and First sstant English Teacher IN oI
joys schools will MONDAY, The Both OF July, at
| D r. NJ, in this ohce. = ...,r,,. =.
| iyI9 l0t AUG. GAssAIsll senfelary.
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Steamboat 9fparturss Gbis 9au.
oates OF Departnr'

THE EUROPEAN, CALIFORNIA AND HAVANA MAILS
,TULy. 1860
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CHESTNUT GROVE NHIsK
CHESTNUT crow WINS


CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor Of the above GENERATED WHISKY do
introduce the article the pabc and physicians of city
and country, the
Purest DiTusal8e Stimulant
which has prepared for medical 1t itself
cordial heahiul and nyisorasng the enfeebled,
whether by disease 1t is distilled from the best rye ard
malt and Its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fu Oil and other noxou IN
gradients be contsiued in the Whisky in general
completely separated that the at Lutte purity Of this
ticle from any foreign adrnixure Is guaranteed
In addition the following testimonials from the most emil
nent Analytical Chemists Philadelphia
Agricultural Society have endorsed with their
Diploma and DR. Jackson Boston hiss testified under oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
GER Gates:
Philadelphia Sept. 9, 1858.
We carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut
Whisky you u.s. and find that contains the
poisonous substance known Fu OIL which Is the character
istc injurious ingredient Of the Whistles in general
BOOTH GARRETT Il CAMAC.
Analytical Chemists
New Essk. Sept. s. 1883
analysed sample of Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it, pleased to state that it entirely free
from poisonous deieerous substances II Is an unusually
| pure and ane favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. CHIFFON Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March I, 1889
made chemical analysis of commercial samples of
Chesnu, Grove Whisky which be free from the heavy
Fusil oils, and perfectly and unadusrated The fine
flavor Whisky derived from the grSn used in
| featuring it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
I No. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
| 1l6 Walnut street,
je2 lykW PHILADELPHIA.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

- THE ABITA SPRIN6S-MRs. r. A. z,sss
E:I BDSaIEHE respectfully her friends ~
finland the public generally that her house open 1Sss
Tor the reception Of visitors The ungaed electric medicinal
baths eau now be enjoyed TO ptIeetion the facilities for bath
heretofore, will be- abuDdany supplied and every attention
will be paid the comfort Of ngad She earnestly trusts by
her unng sxeroHs to give satisfaction all may honor
he by their patronage Being situated 81 pleasant driving
distance from Che villages Of Cogngon Mande Vile IL rem
ders the dives 10 those places eonvenie 4.
The Aba omnibus will be In attendance The landing at
n 'vingt0n to convey passengers to the springs.
cpp 'fICAI, ANALYSIS BY Professors J. l.. 4 W. p
SnH" BIDDELL
ta. ye,y -caarkable spring Is situated the Aba river
~ III r., imaEy miles and half Gov
ngon large oaaS Of wae5 ter. a Idasd from sa . with
strong chl i,ts. ~ waters known In the neghborhood
Fra z fnsug Chemical imposition and the arge amount q
deep IN 'he ear'h-eS'"sI i T. b w. P. RIDDELt.
.. - p .to;is,ss = Louisiana University.
rn IN Hires IF the wsser weighing near 10000 grammfs
there are grames oj dissolved n'at ~ ~ II H.
following ingIedientg enuIlstated IN me oioN v - 49,
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CO,PJI,.,AI,RiT'lgERsRIP.

WILLiAM Az, 7; AIW XIV ~
Ns,, oAoau. r,e 1000 jy6 In&3mW
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w. aS j. f. STARR,
- CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden, New Jersey,
Manufactures Of
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for GAS WORKS
WROUGHT IRON g0oF FRAMES, for Retorts and other
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required setting them in
latest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, coNDEEsERs. sGRUBBERs and EXHAUST
EkS' for relieving The Retorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from 2o l10O cubic feet daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT ZION LINE sIEyEs, for PURIFIERS
STATION METERS, of all sizes
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE, with Cas-, Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS
STREET MAINS from B inches diameter for Water or
Cas-
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, ,uch as Branches, Bends,
Drips Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES, from to 80 inches either faesd or plain
WROUGHT IRON wGER--AH the smfnh and Sheet Iron
Work required in snd abou. Gas works.
HzrCcnm nications SHOULD addressed to The PgJyT-
PAL eyFIcE CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
@8-BRANCH OFFICE LIS SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. jef5 1y&W
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RROWN's ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
Id iEk is invaluable Family Medicine at this OF
the year preventive and for the Darrhea Dysentery
many diseases II peculiarly ecacious in
ner complaints children known and prescribed by the
Medical Faculty. Prepared only by FRED'k BROWN and
for his Drug and Chemical Store, N e. CORNER OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS PHILADELPHIA.
by all respectable Druggists in the United States
and JNO WRIGHT Il Co. New Orleans. les 6In
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closed mail consisting of letters and newpapers 10,
Austrian Postal union anu
Norway Sweden Poland Russa Greece, Ionian Islands, etc.,
q from In New York sebi,weekly.
West India Islands Will DC sent Dy this
atpn
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

MOSS, BROTHER q co.,
- No. 40 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Booksellers, statfoners and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
Rs-Manufacsurers Of MASONIC AND ODD FELLoWg
REGALIA, JEWELS, etc. lea en-
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-, CoOPER.s WELL,
s::j KINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
Is now Omen for the Reception Of Visitors


The undersigned having recently purchased this celebrated
Southern Watering place and retted and refurnshed tbs
tire premises is second other in the country
and deserving the liberal bestowed PIE
eitzens of Mississippi and Louisiana rely it thai
expense will be spared make the Wela home institution
suitable for those in search Of health pleasure.
The services Of we'll known Physician be obtained all
times with the establishment
will fine Bowling Alleys Billiard Tables and Pistol Gallery, all
under the charge Of competent persons.
excellent Band has been engaged for the
Livery Stable attached the Hotel where saddle horses
and carriages may be obtained at all hours.
hoard per month. so
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

SroRM. AND Loss OF SAW LOGS On Friday
afternoon the northern counties of the central
part of this State were visited with a most
terrible storm Of rain.
Pine creek was higher that it has been known
for many years, aud the -Chemung, Tioga, Sin
nemahoning, Kettle Creek and other streams
in this section OF the State were raised to a
very unusual freshet. Pine creek raised about
nine feet in three hours and committed great
destruction to roads, bridges, farms and lum-
bering establishments The BoomS near the
mouth of the Greek were broken and a vast
quantity of logs escaped. The WiiIiamSpOrt
Boom was undergoing repairs, and vas closed
until after daylight. Some Of the logs that
were RATED out for some of the mills below
broke loose about two o'clock in Tie morning
and they continued to break their fasteuiugS
until alter SIX o'clock, when tie BoomS ana
other taStenngs were secured. About three
millions OF feet escaped from the Jaysburg,
WIlliamSport and LoyalSock mills The fas-
teuingS of the Lock Havea Boom gave way.
where they had been rafting cut, nearly the
entire stock escaped, amounting in all to about
$1,000, 600 feet About G coo, Gee feet eScIp-
ed from tue Pine creek Booms Many Of
these logs were caught il the Boom at William
sport how mary, We are enable 1t this time
10 determine
The logs commenced to pass WiI,iam>p)rt
about two o'clock in the morning, and at Ii mes
in large quantities until the Boom succeeded in
stopping them.
The river at William&port at its highest
point was twelve feet lew Watcr.- u siijam
sport Bulletin.
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A DESPERATE CoNYICT.-ln the Penitentiary
at Philadelphia there is desperate and trouble
come convict, man from Perry county,
pennsylvania A few days since he provided
b,mself with sDgularIy complete defensive
,rmor. One of the jailors unlocked the con-
yict's cell early one morning, and found him
cirdled by belt stuck full of sharp nails
Ills arms were e0cased in the same accoutre-
ment to the elbows, and he wore tiara of
the same strange cOntriyance around his head
At the end of pole used to sustain the sky
LIGHT, be had fixed his knife in the manner of
lance. and when tha officer unlocked the cell
door the convict made a lunge at him which
very nearly put a quietus upon any future
action of the deputy warden. This terocious
rss was captured after desperate struggle,
when a bloody plot for his escape and that of
his fellow prisoners was revealed. In his cell
was fogud rope for clamberlng over the wall
made of tits of blanket and bed quilt. Knives
and other weapons were concealed beneath his
pallet, and he had removed several heavy
stones from the solid masonry. The intention
of the convict was to mount the lower wall
encompassing the yard of the cell, and when
the deputy entered the yard through the rear
gate, in the evening, to lock the cell door, to
strike him dead with one Of the heavy stones
be had secured. The keys were then to be
secured, aud an attempt made to pass through
the main entrance. In case this should be
frustrated, the rope and hook were to aid him
in scaling the high wall. At last accounts,
however, the convict was repenting his fool
hardly behavior in one of the dark cells assist
ed in his relrospection 10y diet Of bread and
water.
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FASHIONABLE SHAVING & HAIR DRESSING SAL OON,

11HE subscriber respectfully returns thanks
Il to the citizens of Towanda and vicinity their
liberal patronage bestowed, and hopes merit cor tin
uance of public taYOfs by strict attention to business
Having an experienced workman, late of Philadelphia
he feels confident that all manner of work Usually done
by Barbers can be done at his Saloon Shaving for ease
and comfort will not be eXceiled Hair Cutting in the
latest styles Shampoong-the only place in Towanda
where IL can be done in the latest style Are you rou-
bled with dandru scurf call at the Saloon and take
cool and invigoratng shampoo Coioring the Hair and
and Whiskers, from red gray to a beautiful brown
or black, and make it appear in life like manner
Honeng and setting in a satisfactory way Cloth
Goats, Pants and Vests renovated
Call and give trial. in the basement of the Ward
House.
August Q, 1860. SOLOMON COOPER.
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JACOR NVTFp


Rl{T@Tii on the Goth inst, Mr.. CORNELIUS COOL
0Un III the Csth year Of his age.
q, ~ was born in Wysoz in 1892 and experienced many
,a ''o'alLudes incident to the privations Of new
-'! Out having committed himself to the charge
o's"uing Providence, bore all with the fortitude
Viii o The cross, a2d lived to see the valley in
Of was 0oroe and reared become one of the finest
'lSt Hines he was patient aud submissive rec
,,n., - 'he WA OF God and passed through the dark
s u lne shadow Of death, in the embrace Of his
no" blessed, 70 die the death Of the righteous
'5'e' large circle Of relatives and friends 70
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Nem advertisements.
To Merchants and Dealers in Freight.

THE Boat l3, U. s. Express Freight, will
Il from the "Tozer Bridge" to Towanda and
Standing Stone three days in each week. All Freight
from Wavery and other places. will be promptly deliver
ed and at the Captain risk except stoves syrup and
asses will be at the risk of the But all will
be used by the Captain and propretors Freight will be
taken at the lowest prices until the river freezes up
Captain STONE will use his endeavors TO find safe
channel in Old Susquehnna whose banks lr not slide
ont. All orders directed To JABEZ STONE at thens will
be promptly attended to at all times. The Boat g IT,
). Express Freight, will start Tuesday, August 2l
1860. b. F. STONE, Proprietor.
JABEZ STONE, Agt and Capt.
Direct orders to JABEZ STONE, Athens Bradford Co.
Pa. JABEZ STONE Agent
Athens, Aug. % 1860.
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A MrRDFEER FNEorrEp.-Samuci Erust
was executed at st. Louis, Aug. . for the
murder of Schmidt, last March lie spoke
some 20 minutes from the scaHoId, freely con-
's5.ng bis guilt, saying that he rrjoiced that
he dai at last reached the end Of his earthly
career
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SELECT school,
For Young Ladies.

Nj lSSES CHUBBUCK respectfully in
Vi form the public that the Fall term of their school
will commence on Monday, the 9th day Of August
in the room formerly occupied by them.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended 70 them
during the past year. Misses c. their pa4oRs that
no pains Will be spared to merit continuance Of the
hdence OF those who may confde pupils their care
Miss FANNY l.. CHU BBl OK will have entire charge
Of Music and limited number Of scholars only viii be
taken.
TERMS. PER QUARTER or II WEEKS
FIRST Ciass-Io include the clcmsDtry English
bfahcnts .....-..-.--.... ~ W
Second Classic include the more advanced
English branches with Mathematics and Latin Sc 90
Third Cilss-TO include Mathematics Moral
and Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric Botany. &c,
with Latin. ................. ......... 81 90
MrSc.-lnstruction on the Piano with use of Instru
ment per quarter SO French, per term So and Draw
ing 50. extra.
Each pupil will be expected to pro,de herself with
desk and chair.
BB-Any information in reference TO this School may
be obtained by applying to H. 5. Mercuf " e. L. Fox.
Towards. August 20, Is6O
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DRESS MAKTNG!
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-The vaIna-

GALE OF REAL ESTATE The valua-
~ bic Rea Estate knOEn Jhe Atiens Lands situate
in Warren Township, Bradford County Pa are offered for
sale to the highest ana best BIDDER This body Of lands
consists of four contiguous tracts containing fifteen hun
dred OF good farming and grazing land well water
ed and of easy u close market for produce a.
the lands situated only about five miles from the New
York and Erie Railroad Offers of purchase Will be re.
ceyed for the whole body for the separate parcels ac
Cordng to the subdivisions occupied by the tenants No
sale will be made Of less than hundred aczes and
parcels will not be sold separately unless the whole body
can be sold in that way.
Terms of payment, third cash, and the balance in
two equal annual nsalments with interest secured by
bond and mortgage the property Title unquestiona
bic and free from all ncumbrance. Persons desrous of
purchasing will send their offers in writing in the nature
70 bids per acre, either to my Agent -
VIM ELWELL, Esq. Towanda Pa
or to myself, SARAH I kEENE, administrators with
the will annexed Of John Lukens, deceased, 10th and
Chsetnut streets, Philadelphia.
Anrl
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Graded, or High Common School,
AT TERRYToWN, PA.
JULIA HORIZON, d Teachers


fI'HE next Term will commence on MON
Il DAY, September 3, 1850, & continue twelve weeks
The School Is under the general supervision and drec-
ton of the Board of Directors of Terry School District
and the branches usually taught in Academies and High
Schools will be taught in this school.
TUITION, per term, tsettied in adyance) follows:
r>nsilSil DIdHtneS.. 81 90
Classical course including Natural Science 90
Special exercises win be arranged for those preparing
to teach, without extra expense.
Board can be obtained in the neghborhood at IL so
g 90 per EeeE
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71L3TY BANKING HOUSE,

WE undersigned have opened an Office in the building
Gwnea by Burton King bury. for the transaction OF
a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
They will receive money deposit and allow Interest
in their hands.
They will also receive money 5epost, payable on the
depoSitos' check, on demand
They viii furnish drafts ON the East in sums to sut
purchasers. at the current rates of Exchange.
They will collect notes aud drafts PAYABLE at any place
in the Union accessible to a Bank or Banker
Persons desiring to remit money their friends in the
Old Country bc furnished with drafts 10 aRy aE cunt
from II sterling upwards.
From their long experience, and the facilities which
they possess they hope receive share the business
appertaning To such an Office.
They refer by permission to the following:
The American Exchange Bank, Ne,c York
Messrs. f. w. Clark 4 Co.. DL,,,,.
d" c. Emory & Co, ''A@0ef"''G
John Arnot, Eimiya.
G. NJ. Hollenback Esq, ! ,,,.,
hon. }. n. Conyngham, " ""es-b@TTS.
Nessrs. J. M'Cormick
: r. ). Ross, Harrisburg.
- William gueher, J
B. S. RUSSELL & co.
Towanda, April IT, 1850.
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ESTRA4.-Came to the enclosure of the
AZ subscriber in Standing Stone township, about six
weeks ago, Two Year Old RED STEER with two
white stripes IN the left hind quarter. The owner is re-
queSted 10 prove property, pay charges and take him
away. JOHN KENNEDY
Standing Stone Aug. 90 1860
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EXECUTORS SALE.-Public Vendue of
A personal property belonging the estate of Arrest
Forbes. late Of Rome township deceased on the farm
lately occupied by the said deceased on MONDAY SEP
TENDER 10, 1850 at 10 O'clock a. IN. Said propertv
consisting of horses, cows yoqng cattle hogs sheep
wagons, carriages, sleghs hay, plOws, drags and all
kinds OF farming utensils bed and bedding
stoves and other kind of household furniture &c &c
TERMS All sums under SIS cash over S. and under
$50 three months credit over $50 and under $50 six
interest with approved security Bids to be secured by
notes. j. G. TOWNEp
Rome, August 27. 1860. Executor
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
Ncqr tie Bridge, Touandd, Pa.

Ncar The Brtdge, Touandd, Pa.
TOHN LAUGHLIN respectfully informs
- the public that he has leased the new and csBmodi.
Gus Hotel recently erected the Bridge, and having
furnished 1t thoroughly, isnOw prepared accommodate
such OF the travelling public may give him call.
lie viii cndeavor by attention t. the OF hs gaests
and bv the reasonabeness OF ks charges, merit por-
ton ot public patronage.
The Bar viii be kept stocked with the best Sprtuous
and A1i- Lsquors. Good Stalking IL attached with care
tul attendance. May %. 1860
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ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
" OF order Of the Orphans Court OF Bradford C0un
~ Will De exposed public sale on the premises on
MONDAY, OCT BER /. ls60, at ] O'Clock D. m. the
following de-ccihed piece parcel Of land situate In AZ
bauy twp. being portion o land Wilcd by Rnlln VII
cox, deceased, to james Wilcox, recorded In wiz Book
Bradford County No. l. page 2s2 bounded and described
follows vn tie north and east by lands in tie posses
81 of Lewis Jones, south by Lands of p II. wilcox
west by uuseated ltuds. Containing some 27j acres
more or .,r about l1l acres improved, Old framed
HDu-ca, Two sAt u7 and one barn and mil. thereon.
Terms made known Oh the day of sale.
CHESTER SCHOONOEFR.
AkiILLA WILCOX.
September 1, 1850. Administrators.
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4 IAUTION.-Whereas my wife CYNTHIA
y has left by bed and board without sufficient cause
this is therefore to forbid all persons harborng or trust
ing her, my account af;er this date
Towanda, Aug. 10, 1860. MYRON w. KILMER.
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WIG axe ENTERHswn !?

'I'HE subscriber is in the collection and paw.
L ment Of his debts having Sold his entire stock
OF Hardware, finds it very necessary collect all
his GUMS, aotss and judgments, fast the lav will
permit in order to meet his engagements which he
intends TO do without persons consequently all
having accounts, nees ana judgments with him must
settle and pay Immediately il they expect do with
out paying cost IN addition to tEe present Indebtedness.
lean be found during business Gu.s at the Ward House.
IuWauua, Aug ~, lo60 ID. G. HALL.
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wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry.

This remedy has long been cherished by the commuu
y for its remarkable efficacy ia relieving healing and
curing the most obstinate. painful and long standing
cases OF Cough, Cold Influenza Throat Bronchitis
Nhoopng tonEh, Group, Asthma, Inflammation OF the
Lungs while even tensumUsn Itself has yielded 10 its
magic influence when al other means have faieG II,
whole history proves that t. past has produced nn
remedy OF equal value. a far the numerous and
dangerous pumonary affections which pregau all over
the land.