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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

FATAL ArraAy.-A tragical af
fair occurred Sunday evening, at the
corner Of johnson and Orleans streets.
which resulted In young man named
termogeue Peri ipaictipg FIVE stab
wounds upon his neigbbcr and former
friend, Auguste Dror, from the ef.
fecis Of which The latter died yester
day morning. A correct statement Of
the facts cannot probably be had uu.
oil the Coroner's investigation IL con
cluded, but the following is what we
have been able 10 learn concerning
the matter The difficulty originated,
u appears, In some neighbours quarrel
between members Of the two families.
and Drcs had had during the day
some angry words with Peri's mother
10 the evening, towards @ o'clock,
Peri came 20 the door and called
Drcs out to speak TO him. The lat
ter came out Of the house without his
coat or hat, and the two walked to
the corner Of Orleans street, a dis.
lance OF some twenty or twenty I've
yards from the house. Suddenly Droz
was seen 10 run into the grocery store
at the corner, kept by Charles Reese,
all bloody, and crying for help. lie
was pursued by Peri, who had a
drawn weapon in his hand. Reese
rushed forward to stop Peri, when
the latter struck him with the knife.
inticting deep wound in the left
arm, just above the wrist, after which
he fed. Dros bad fallen outside on
the side. walk, and was picked up and
carried home TO his desoiate young
vito. The Eve stabs inflicted were
one in the right arm, one on tho left
temple, sesering the artery, two in
the back, and one In the Lett side, be,
tween the fourth and 9Th ribs, peue,
trating through the heart. The do.
ceased was 20 years Of age, and ma.
tive Of Vera Cruz, Mexico, bu, raised
in New Orleans. IN q. Courier,
f0h inst.
Auguste Droz was the eldest son Of
our fellow-ci,ize Henry Droz, Esq,
State Librarian.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

Tue HouMAs LAND GRAEr In
the United States Senate, on the
4th inst, Mr.. Toombs presented n
petition Of the citizens of AsCon-
sion parish, Louisiana. on the sub
jcct of the lIoumas land grant
lie mouved its reference 10 the
Committee on Public Lands. As
Chairman Of the Committeo GU
Private Lands he felt embarrassed
by the charges made against him
in connection with the grant.
Mr.. Johnson, of Arkansas. OPP
posed it's reference to the Commit
tee on Public Lands. IL did not
belong there, and he was opposed
TO taking business from one com
mittco and giving it to another.
A dcsultory debate followed, in
which Mr.. benjamin stated that he
had no objection to it's reference to
the Committee on Private Land
Claims. The charges were too
absurd to give him n moments
concern, but as his motives had
been impugned, he thought it had
better SO to the Judiciary Com
mittce.
Finally, on motion of Mr.. Toombs
II was referred to a select commit
tee of five.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

A QUESTION FOR THE CouRr OF
CLArNs.-ls not the verb "claim"
subjected to hard usage by editors
and correspondents Of newspa-
pers, in being forced to do duty for
other words, and in filling places
mover assigned to it by good stand.
ard writer's !-Ciarlcsion Courier.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
INDUSTRIAL. EAIn.

A v hhJrURNFn mertinr ~ This tssrsi,
~ tirn viii hr held y he HHrney Iiruse ihi'
Thursday evening ~ ~ p'rlreF.
Az rersnus 'aeiine sm intrftst ~ The en'~rptir'
are solicited a. attend
tOHN A pDUGHfrTV,
frtfl WprrfsrpR President
Secretary
iapti1i
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
HIs,rtITst nJs,trJrsIi


HAVING npupHf ,hs in,s,es, ~ Mr. ts'nss
Hu'rhrs, ~ the late frr ~ Hseke' .
lIu'ches; 7 'str riaa nrr ~ iufrtfiinr np
ffirrds ard fof'rer rria' 'rerr that will sarry
~ The Provision sud gtrrrfy business 81 the I'D
stand ou 'hr rr'ret ~ MAIN sni - anthony
70. ~ The city ~ Ha'"r Rouge. with ton
ge7fs experience IN the trade I hope ~ give on
~" er'lsfs~''h r. nv patron, h'th n quality srd
price ~ rig goods.
inrl2 y HArEFT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

ny- Paragraphists should remem
Der that there is difference between
shall and will. For example:
A Frenchman tumbled overboard
and sang out: =" ! mil drown, and no
body shall help me-" The sailors told
him." drown and be id" Had he
SAID" shall drown, and nobody will
hep IN e,' they would have saved him
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
AfIlfIII IL

4 psr.-k ro'e drawn ~ fns IN favrr ~ Fiiys.
- beth prEA, drisi Hairr Prrge. trrii let.
ishn, and pagahin IN the let dqy ~ Julg, 1870,
frr ,hs sum ~ -Four Hundred prilsrs. bearing 9
PEI cent it,'eres, after maturity uHtii paid, snh
fstsphei Ne vs,hs'e hy ssml sFplseia
All p.,suns are hereby notified se-irs' trading
f,r The safu. Ne ~ ;tnsnt hqs hren made Any
person returning The same ~ the undersigned.
viii he nhrrpiiy rewarded.
iapil8idkiiH ISAAN. :. TAYLOR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

MrppFR ~ MARrrV PErp, m Gov
lSeros LA.-The New Orleans ~
odynpe, Of The 10th inst, says
From n gentleman arrived yes
terday from Oovington we learn Of
muider committed there, pn Sa-
turday evening last, Of must out.
fageons character
Benton Penn, son of the late
Judge Fem, and his cousin, Mar.
III, Penn. son NJ The former post
master Of this city, both young
men, and residing ut Covington,
where they have n large circle Of
relatives and frinnds, went over
from the city ON the regular Satur-
day packet On The way ~ alter
cation took place between them
aud the clerk, IN which, IL appears.
the engineer If the boat took
part. The matter was, however,
considered "a settled before the
boat landed.
II wns dusk when the boat land
ed ~ CJvingirn the passengers
went ashore, md The two young
cousins were met. short distance
from the boat, by number Of the
members Of their family, among
whom were several ladies'.
a moment after, some ono cnll-
nd out ~ Martin that the engineer
was orued and was coming to At
tack him. Benton immediately
pushed his younger cousin aside,
and received The assault. which
was entirely unexpected. Neither
Of the young rnen was armed
The engineer, knife in hand threw
himself on Benton they olinohed,
and The next instant The engineer
ran back ~ the boat ~ rapidly as
he had left il, while Benton eE-
claimed that he was stabbed
lie fingered in much pain, and
died on Sunday evening.
The murder was spcedily sought
after, md had he been caught, so
intense was the feeling, he would
probably have bad justice and
punishment meted out ~ him ri
once IN the dusk and confusion
he managed e. evade the search
for him On the boat, disguised him
self "a ~ nrgress, and 50 got
ashore undiscovered.
The next day he wps discovered,
and is now in the SheriG's custody nj
Covipgton.
The unfortunate young man whose
career was thus ST. suddenly and trait
urously terminated was about twenty
two years Of age. Ills cousin, opto-
tect whom he lost his own life, is n
wear or 80 Younger.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
To Travellers in West Baton Rouge.

fT1ifE undersigned has mado permanent
j arrangement with the proprietor ~
the Terry boat SAMMY soaib,' ~ tina.
persons wanting carriages Or other vehicles
to travel in West Baton EDn0s, can cross
and ro-crOss WITHOUT ANY EXTRA cnlRss
from my uspalichaTges.
Jan G-lwdlSgtsw HENRY CASTLE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

|. The Halifax journal says that the
loss Of life a, the entrance Of that bArbor,
in the gale Of the previous Wednesday,
amounted 20 thirty one, tho larges; NUM-
Der for many years.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
Making together lgi1 o.. 100 u


is7-TERMs AND CONDITIONS t,,a
hith cash, aud the balance on a e,sd;, ~
one, Two, three and four yeats. In The s,.,.s
~ the purchasers, made payable ~ the
Citizens Bank uf Louisiana. seeuteJ by
special mortgage on the property s,ld
with all THE vendors privileges aud Tho
oisuse of non aiiendo said notes y, hes,
interest ~ the rate of per cant ,., ON.
nun nom date until maturity, and 10 bear
satisfactory city endorsement If tenui,ed
~ the Finance Committee 81 the gt,o ,ron
Coun"l, herein acting NJ tho Board Of
commissioners ~ the McDonpeb sebo,I
fnnd. 'n case Of non payment cf apy ~
Vie notes NJ maturity, those uprsid vsjU
bear Interest interest from maturity Al n.
RATE OF per cent per annufn until fully
pad. This last condition will not he 81,
construed ~ ~ authorize any delay IN the
payment OF the notes ri maturity.
~ The purchasers will cause them.
selves 10 be put in possession ~ their Dv,s
expense, end they will be re1ui,ed h, eo,,
rly WIN the TERMS and conditions ~ sale,
above set forth, within fifteen days from,
the ds7 pf sale and in any ease Of dslar
~ neglect on their part, the property pu,,
chased Ivy them viii lie re advertised and
spld tor their recount and risk, without
further notice, ~ legal defsult.
Acts Of sale before e. y. Fori;ey. Esa
City Notary, nj the expense ~ the to,,,
ohasnrs.
- fct further particulars, ses the New
ofIenns Bee, Crescent and Bulletin.
ian, d.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

rS0n dit that Lola Montez has
written a drama Of considerable
merit, which has been accepted by
one Of the leading New York thea
tcrs and will 5oou be produced
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
DERaINGEnsi DERRINGERsif

Nov IN STORE sp1 n arrive, cilIAspj.s Der
~ ribgers and The celebrated Drrrisg,rf
nov1g FRANK UU9UET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12


lcF IN NEw YonR Harmon A
New York correspondent, writing
un the lst inst. says Tha North
River is badly blocked ny with
ice and for the next six weeks
the navigation viii bo anything
but safe or pleasant The sad ac-
cide,.t that befcll the steamship
Gronddo the other evening, has
had the effect 10 make pilots. ship
owners aud the underwriters nnx-
ious. An old pilot remarked yes
terday that, ut this season Of the
year, vessel ran more risk in
coming into New York barber than
in making n voyage around the
world. Aud tho pilot guess. was
about right. IN what other port
in the world could IN ocean steam
or have gono down nj The dock 7
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12


FoRuutA ron Foo oeg.-A cor
respondent furnishes the Baltimore
Sun with tho following valuable for
mula for egg.uogg: Take the yolks
Of sixteen eggs and twelve tablespoons
full Of pulvorizsd loaf sugar, and beat
them TO the consistcncs Of cream, to
this add two thirds Of n nutmeg graf
ed, and beat well together, then mix
in half a pint Of good brandy or Jam
aica rum and two wine glasses Of ma
deira wine. Have ready the whites
Of the eggs beaten 70 stiff froth and
beat them into the above described
mixture. When this ia all done stir
in sir pipis good rich milk. There
is no heat used. Egg-nogg made in
this maner ia digestitie, and will not
cause headache. II makes an excel
lent drink for debilitated persons. aud
a uourlshipg diet for consumptiyes.
EFFECT or CmonoroRM ON BEEs.
Mr. Amman. Of DownGeld, wishing to
have the honey taken from a hive.
without killing the bees, and having
before heard Of chIoro(orm being used
felt anxious to try the experiment.
lie first closed the doorway, then
covered tho hive with cloth to shut
out the light ms much ms possible, AZ
ter which he commenced to blow
cbloroform into the hive. When it.
was discovered that the bees had fall
len asleep, they wers easily removed
TO another hive without harm to any
one, and next morning were all awake
and in y lively state, humming around
their hive.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
Plantation and Negroes for Sale,

A PLANTATION On Bsyoo Msrsngoin, IN tho
n Parish ~ IbsryilIs, containing 2t24 81
psuts. 100 cleared, and the balance we'll timber
ed. Al 10 god seeiimaiet hands. The Plan
taijon , m be- purchased with or without the ne
vyass said piaaiatiDD IL abOat mile frOrs the
Hston Rouge Crosse Tote and ODsIousas Railroad,
on the south side.
Fgr further information apply 70
JOS. " YOUNd,
irn5- imssv. E0GxDtLs p. o.
Advocate oopY imdkW.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
STT,VJGIi W ALE.
COAL--PITTsBIJRG COAL.

WEnAvE jas. received sIsrss supply ~
w Fitshurg Cosi o. the best guslitr, ard
wish N dispose ofs portion Of " from the boats
IN Quantities w. suit purcha sers--lop tr cash.
uILL MARKHAM.
jsni Baton Rouge Ysasdry.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
Western Produce az ths LandinE.

WestSTh rEOGuCo dJ Chs Ldnoinss
WE NAVE inst received ~ opr bosts At ths.
w landing the following srtici>s of "eslerd,
Prolucs.
Ii0 Barrels Fibs YloIr.
~ half barrels Pine FloBr-J1s' arrived spd
for sale W BEAb sAFIEESJH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
GUM DROPS.

tnnn POUNDS 4 superior srtiele) jusi roosiv-
deo2s v. nEUDg 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
Suitable for Holiday Presents.
DIAMONDS

NAVE m hand large assortment ~ Dis-
l n"nd Rings Crosses, Pins shd g.rri ngs -hlst.
) "hef 70 "fg hiesds and customers on iiysr.t
term
SILVER WARE.
nave tP"7hs. IeasTrns and Frfks. also M
children, spoops. Knife snd Fork IN h~,se, sl.e,
~ Ladies', Potimeniss. Ny stock ~ Jsr.i,y 10
always crinplAte and comprising every thing
that msJ he called fr, ~ prices n, suit sye,y-
bsdY. fHH,bURE GOtD1AHs
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
a CARD.

Tn the Spring Of 1859, Mr.. ]. 4. CAMPER and myself
sold the following Grape Vines throughout the county
and elsewhere Isabella Clinton Catayba, Concord, D
ana. Rebecca, White Isabella White Sweet Water and
Burgundy, all Of which purchased in New York
State and written warranee given of the same by the
men Of whom purchased. The l~abe Ia, Catawha and
Clinton true to name. Having irUited the Diana
Concord Rebecca. White Sweet Water White Isabella
and Burgundy, | find thev not true to name they
prove to be Isabella and Caawba The sequel shows the
gentleman that sold me the variety OF vines to be
a most deceivng fallen man. unworthy the name Of
man. and has left for parts unknown this is all unpea
TO- this fall and next spring. and repair and make good
our warrant. The reputable Nurserymen have thrown
ont (do not cultivate) the Viii Isabella, White Sweet
Water and Burgundy, they do not think them good
or prolific the Isabella hence all the Isabella
that the purchasers have worth what paid for
them and tOo the and for the Concord Rebecca
and Danna, makes them worth than sold the
nine varieties for the loser the purchaser gains by
it, BY mutual consent J. A. CAMPER and myself have
dissolved partnership. All the vines Mr. CAMPER has
sold since the spring of 81 have been true to de-
pend upon it Mr. CAMPER is most reliable, he is now sell
ing valuable acquisitions in the Grape line and consider
ed so by experienced NurSerymen. The Delaware,
Hartford Prolific Logan, Diana, Rebecca and Concord
grape Vines stand the highest df all the varieties
hope my misfortune will not initiate against the in
terests of Mr. DANIEL HARKINs, he is gentleman and
reliable. All the varieties OF proper vines for sale
at my Garden. HARRY MIX.
IOW9ada October -. 1850.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
TegdI.
DEGISTER'S NOTICES Notice is h

ID EGISTERS NOTICES Notice is here
LII by given that there has'been filed and settled in
he Office of the Register OF Wills in and for the county
of Bradford accounts of Administration upon the follow
ng estates, viz:
Final account of David Allen, Admir- of the estate
Solomon Allen late of Franklin, decdased
Final account OF James Elliott GuardiaR Of the minor
children of William Hovey, late of Ulster, deceased.
Final account of G. W. Churchill and z. Kelly, Admrs
Of the estate of Malvin Wooster late of Leroy, decd
Final account OF j. r. Fletcher, Admir-. of the estate
of Nelson johnson, late of Pike, deceased
Final account of Henry A. and Alanson Miller, Admr
of the estate of Abraham Miller, deceased.
Final account of Elizabeth and Samuel +. Williams,
Admrs of the estate of John Williams, late Of Pike, de-
ceased.
Final account of Mason Tingley VIM. 4. Pickering,
adm'rs Of Chauncy Tingley, late of Orwell decd.
Partial account Of Marlin Holcomb, guardian of Sey-
H. Wooster minor child of Malvn Wooster. dec d.
Final account of Joseph Hinchman, admir- Of Horace
Hinchman, late Of Ridgbery deceased.
Final account of Hector Owens, executor Of Anna
Green. late Of RidgbeTy deceased.
Final account of Sarah johnson and II. ". Dunham,
admrs Of Charles Johnson, late of Windham decd.
And the will be presented to the Orphans Court
of Bradford county, on MONDAY the Sd day Of Dec.
next, for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES II. WEBB Register.
Registers Office, Nov. l, 1860.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT !

TTAVING just received Of the Largest Stocks of
Fall and Winter Clothing that has been offered
in this market before which will be sold greatly
duced prices
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Black d. b. & s. b. Broadcloth Frock Coats.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Fancy Beaver Doeskn and silk mixed Cashmere Coats
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Cashmere, Union and Sattnet Business Coats.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Tweed and Kentucky Jean and CottOnade Goats.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Black DocSkn. Cashmere, Union and Sattnet Pants.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Harrisons Cashmere, silk mixed and Plain Pants.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Fancy Union Satinet amd Nthers Coats.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Plain and Fancy silk Velvet Vests
GREAT BARGAINS IN
MatilalS Plain ind Fancy Silk Vests.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
IialrisOns Cashmere Silk Mixed and Black Vests.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Nancia Cotton Velvet and Plush Vests.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Fancy, Union. SattiRCt and Farmers Satin Vests.
One Of the largest stocks of 0YERCOATS. CONSISTING
of Beaver Pilot, Seal,kin PetcrSlan, Linnskn, Black
cf all qualities and large assortment of New Styles
Also OF the Largest Stocks of Gents Furnishing
Goods which will be sold - per cent cheaper than else
where. Call before You buy and examine my stock
YOU can be suited better aud at lower figures.
Remember the place, NJ +. SOLOMON'S
Clothing Establishment.
September 81, lSG0. Tnwanda. Pa
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
Oct. Is, ls6

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-C. L. Daridson
IA & Co. Hiram Spear-In the Court of Com
Pleas of Bradford County, No. 2l February term,
1857.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
10 distribute funds raised by Sher sale of real person
estate of de will attend the duties of his appointment
his office in the Borough of Towanda, MONDAY,
the 26th CT November, ls60 at l O'clock A. NJ, at
which time and place all persons interested requested
TO present their claims else be forever debarred from
the said fund. 2. ID. MORROW,
Oct. is, 1850. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue

~ Of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford Coun
~, viii he exposed - public SALE on the premises of
NOVEMBER. 1850, at O'Clock. p. m, the fol-
following described piece parcel of land situate in Le
Raysville in said tp bounded and described follows
ON the north by lands Of Nelson Ross east and south by
lands of Palmer Moore and west by the public highway.
being about foryve feet wide and SIXTY feet deep with
large frame building thereon erected called the Hall
Of the Sons of Temperance"
Also the owner of the undivided one fourth part OF
another lot piece parcel of land situate in said twp
with improvement thereon bounded and described ~
follows: north by lands of d. Bay, east by the public
highway leading from LeRaysye TO c. r. Browns mill.
south by lands of said Brown and west by lands Of c. r.
Brown. Containing three acres
Also. the undivided onefOurth of another lot sit
in eRaysville in said twp bounded and described
follows north by lands Of d. Baily cast by the pub
lie highway south by Nelson Ross and west by lands 81
Josiah Benham being about eighty feet wide the
street and fifty two feet deep, with two story framed
dwelling house and small wood house thereon erected
Terms made known ON the day of sale.
DENNISON JOHNSON,
Guardian of Carrie and Mary Bailey
Oct
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.--In the matter of
IA the estate Of T',yphena Smih.-In the Orphans
Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute funds in the hands OF the Admnistators
raised by the sale Of said decedents real estate will
attend to the duties OF bis appointment at his office
in Borough of Towanda. on TUESDAY, November a.
1860, at O'Clock p. m. at which time and place all
persons interested requested 10 present their claims
or else be forever debafTed from said fund.
p. D. MORROW,
Oct. 10, 1850. Auditor
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TegaI.
NOTICE TO AsSEsSoRs.-The severa

IN UIIOE To ASOESSUIGS.-Ine ne SeVera
~ Assessors for 1861 will make their returns in the
following order, viz
For Athens Borough, Athens Township, Albany, Ar
menia Asylum, Burlington Township, Burlington Boro,
and Burlington West, upon Monday November 49, 1850.
Canton, Columbia Franklin, Granville, Herrck,
Litchfeld Leroy and Monroe Township upon Tuesday,
November 20.
Momoe Borough. Orwell, Overton, Rome Ridgbury,
South Creek Standing Stone ana Smthfed, upon We'd
nesday November q.
Springfield, ShesbequiR, SyIvania Borough, Towanda
Township. Towanda Borough, Towanda North, Troy
Borough and Tuscarora upon Thursday, November ~.
Troy Township Terry Ulster Pike, Wysox. Wyalusing
Warren and Wells, upon Friday, November %.
Windham and Wilmot upon Saturday, November "a.
Assessors are requested to be puncua in making their
returns upon the day designated in their warrants They
also required to extend the Of each persons
valuation into the right hand column OF their assessment
By order OF the Commissioners
T.. r. COOLBACGH Clerk
Commissioned ) Office. Oct. 10. lsGO.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

Celebrated FGmpy SetrtnS hfchtncs,
NOW for sale at the Towanda Agency for returning
" them. il after months trial they do not prove
satisfactory. These Machines have been thoroughly test
ed in this County during the past year. and award-
cd the first premium at the State Fair at Wyoming, and
We only ask that all wanting first class Sewing
Machine 10 try them.
Fye thousand OF these machines have been already
SD in different portions Of the country. and the salts
action that they invariably give warrantees in making
Gs above liberal aiIer
We can refer to a large number who are using these
rlne in their families, in the different towns of this
erI'y, tor list of which another column.
e; inducements offered to local Agents, for 9th
gcgties in this state.
halachine Walnut Table, Tools, &c~........s4O 90
KclSey's Feed, ......... 4j 90
Lta Ornamented Machine, Mahogany Table,
do do Kelsey Feed. d............... 50 90
Aee4Ies 10 Cents each Observation-Disclosures.
Hsnners, turning any width from one sixteenth
" '"u ihChes.. -............- w
FT All orders by mail express will receive prompt
attention. Persons not having the full amount can be
accommodated with short credit.
b. F. SHAW, Towanda, Pa.
X
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estate of FREDERICK C.BALDWIN late of Herrck decd
must make immediate payment and all persons having
demands against said estate viii present them duly au'
thenticated for settlement.
LYDIA ANN BNLDWIN.
PEMBROKE S. SQUIRES,
Sept. ~, 1890. Ad~tRtss'z%.