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making said sale duly certified statement from
the proper records nGer the hand and official seal OF the
proper officer, showing that he is lien creditor entitled
70 receive part OF the proceeds Of the sale
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In The matter of
"A the estate of Mary Ca'msr, decd In the Orphans
Court of Bradford county.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Au-
dtor appointed by said Court to distribute monies in
the hands of the Executor of said estate will attend to
the duties OF his appointment at his office in the Borough
of Towanda, on SATURDAY, the nth day of AUGUST.
A. D. 1861 O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, and
that all persons having claims upon said monies must
P.D. MORROW,
July Is, 1851 Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the matter of
N the estate of Frederick Fischer. decd. In the Or
phans' Court of Bradford county.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the said
Court upon exceptions filed to the account of Eecuor
in the above named case will attend the duties of his
appointment at his Office in the Boro' of Towanda,
MONDAY, the 18th day of AUGUST, A. D., 1861.
G. d. MONTANYE,
June 18th 1861. Auditor.
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-Ooe of the most sensible women OF the
p,xxy FERN. She says that it is just as sensible
@ married without counting as to ant ATTEMPT
70 sun, and business men take notice.
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Wars and RumOrS Of Wars
War has been Declared in TOwanda,
Against High-Priced Pictures.

VOU CAN GET GOOD PICTURES
Il at the Car of D. w. HUGHES, opposite the Ward
House. for TWENTY CENTS, in good All
kinds Of highprced Cases will be sold low in proper
ton Call and see for yourselves. No Pictures will be
allowed go out unless the customers perfectly sat
isfed with the Particular attention paid to Copy
ing Pictures. Pictures inserted in Lockets for 25 cents
Car opened every day, excepting Sunday
Towanda May %. lS6l.-tf. d. W. HUGHES.%
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sherifY's Office. Towanda. Aug. I, 1861, Sheriff.
Observation-Disclosures county,

DROCLAMATION.-Bra Bradford county, So.
i ROBERT BAILEY W.. MARIETTE BAILEY Ia
Bradford Comfy Common Pleas, No. %, December
Term, 1850
To Mariette Bailey Whereas q subpoena in Di.
vorce was issued to Dec. term 1860 which duly
turned non est inyenus, and thereon alias subpoena
issued in said returnabe to Feb term. leGl,
upon the return of which proof made that the said
Mariette Bailey could not be found in my baiwick.
This notice is therefore to require to appear before
the Judges of the said Court the first Monday of Sep
ternber next, to answer said complaint. &c.
A HANSON SPALDING,
Sheriff Office TOwanda. Aug. /. 1861 Sheriff
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Observation-Disclosures county, IS.

L. ELIZABETH MASON, by her next friend J. W.
Foster. vs.. RUFUS MASON. In Bradford County Com
mon Pleas, No. 1874, February Term, 1891
To Rufus Mason Whereas 4 subpoena in Divorce
issued TO Feo. lsGl which duly returned
non inventus. and thereon and alias Subpoena
issued In said returnahe b. May term 1851 upon
the return of which proof made that the said Rufus
Mason could not be fOund-in my bailiwick.
This notice is therefore require you 10 appear before
the Judges OF the said Court the first Monday OF Sep
tomber next to answer said complaint. &c.
A. HANSON SPALDINC,
Sheriff's Office Towanda Aug. I, 1861, Sheriff
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.-You are
~ hereby authorized to deduct five per cent from the
of every individual who shall pay his her
State and County Taxes in full before the ?2d day
Of June next and the shall be allowed yOu your
settlement with the Treasurer, poui6ed the by
you paid into the County Treasury before the 26th
and 27th days OF June, aext. By order of the Commits
sioners. f. B. COOLBAUGH Clerk.
Commissioned Office Anril & 1861
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July s, 1851.
ORPHANS COURT SALE by virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE BY virtue
~ of order Of the Orphans Court of Bradford Co.,
will be exposed to public sale on the premises SAT-
URDAI the 18th day OF AUGUST, 1861, at O'Clock,
Bosworlh decd situate in Pike tp., and bounded and
described follows On the north by land of w Brnks
estate by land belonging TO the heirs of said W.
Drinks estate and Mosely Ellsworth south by lands of
Geo. D. Johnson and Jonathan Nichols and west by land
of Stephen Brink, II. NJ. Tupper and r. EaserbroOks
Containing ab0nt sixty about fifty thereof
improved, with framed dwelling house and framed
barn. small horse barn and two orchards thereon.
Terms made known on the day of safe.
WIN. b. STEPHENS,
BETSY BOSWORTH,
July 10, 1861 Administrators
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Sem advertisements.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice
IA is ereby given that all persons indebted TO the
tate Of JONATHAN BUSH, decd late OF Columbia tp
hereby requested to make payment without delay
and all persons having demands against said estate win
present them duly authenticated for settlement
ISRAEL 4. PIERCE,
Juns -, 1861. AdmiGistIatot.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

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directors.
EZRA D. HEARTwELL, President.
"ho' rAiRcHlLD, Secretary. [66 ly
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Agricultural Implements /!

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TO COnsunptiyes.

TNHE Advertiser having been restored to
Il health in a few weeks by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dreaded disease
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Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg
MO- 1y] Kings County, New York.
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A Card to the Suffering.

THE Rev. William Cosgrove, while laborng
a as missionary in japan, was cured Of con-
sumption, when all other means had failed, by
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| have brought home with me, to all who need
it, free ofcharge. Address.
REV. WIN. CoSGROvE,
n72 lyl 439 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N, Y
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Rubber Packing.

n 1 nave just received large supply of Rubber
Packing which is offered cheap for cash. AT IN
Hardware Store Of ~ ''''
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RICHMoNDS BACKUS.
Detroit January IL, 1859. IND 1
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To COnsulnptivcs
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

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Grand Rapids
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BRONSON HOUSE
Aaron COPYRIGHT, $500 Proprietor.
Corner of Canal and Bronson Streets,
q r. a N ID PrDs. MrC4

HAVING recently made many alterations
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T1- Good Horses and Carriages may be had
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posto the Bronson House. fIy Ma
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Knickerbocker, the member of her crew who was
brought on hers sick, is native of Poughkeepse and
says he dragged and shanghaed on board the veg
sci. His valiant companions in arms will be brought
here within few days, and after due trial will, no
doubt, have strong rope and short shrift.
Among the papers found in the schooner was
Autograph copy of the Louisiana Secession Ordinance,
SUI mounted by two of the State ags. crossed. The
flag has a yellow star on red field, and alternate
stripes of red white and blue The letter OF marque
from the pirate-chief is after this form:
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
rkEstpESr OF THE CoSPEDsKArE STATES OF AMERICA
To all 1cho shall see these pyescnts-Greetng: Know
ye That by virtue If the power vested IN me by law
have commissioned, and do hereby commission, have
author1zed and do hereby authorize the schooner or
vessel called the Savannah more particularly des-
cribed In the schedule hereunto annexed, whereof l.
Harrison Baker Is commander, to act as private
armed vessel In the service of the CONFEDERATE
STATES on the high seas against the United States Of
America, their ships vessels, goods, and effects, and
those Of their citizens, during he tendency Of the
now existing between the said CONFEDERATE
STATES and the said United States.
THIS COMMISSION TO continue in force until revoked
BY the President of the CONFEDERATE STATES for the
Given under my hand and the seal of tho CONFEDERATE
STATES ct Montgomery this eighteenth Day Of Msy A D. IS
SCHEDULE OF DESCRIPTION vEsrL-Name-schoons
"ssvannsh" Tunnage-Fhy three 4-s5 tun. Armanest-
One large pivo. gun and anal! Nnnbsr Of cyew-Thsy
BY the President X. TOMBS, Secretary Of State.
On The back of this was Endorsed:
Number One-Leer Of Msrque-Schooner Savannah, Msy
ls, 1861. SO s.s5th tuns"
The seal of tie Rebels has scroll in the center,
bearing the words Constitutional liberty" In the
margin the words, Confederate States of America"
and inside t;ese the words Provisional Government"
The cutlasses, pistols and Of the canister shot
taken from the pirate have been brought up to the
Marshals Office, to be used evidence against her,
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A,rrcyn ARsoy-Ia ate ON Sunday night a W

ALLEGED ARsoy.-I.ate on Sunday night young
his Carroll entered the house No. g.
Leonard with dsreputsbe female and in half an hour
aterwd the e but Carroll remained stairs Soon
aterwad William CARL keeper Of The premises heard Carroll
making great noise stairs and proceeding 10 the
pied by him. demanded cdittsnce but refused After lis
t-ning for few mirrte he became satisfied that Carroll
tearing be Ibecih and committing other OF violence
Carl 1v and seed the door, that the could not
escape took steps 20 him Going up stairs again.
found the house fire. sDd in out rushed Carroll who
below Finding tho front door fastened he jumped from
window to the sidewalk where he sested by 0cor Files
the Fh Wsd who had heard the proprietor Of the house
call for help On examining the occupied by the prisoner
the bed found to be on IRE and the bedding sar.ed with
esmphene, evidently from the lamp. The ire had burned
through the blankets sheets and feather bed to the straw mat
and minutes house would have been en-
veoped In flames Carroll and CARL aud there APP
have been motive firing the place. except on the
ground that the prisoner who partially
because ar had raped his door and demanded to
know what he about The accused srgned before
Justice Kelly. who transferred the to FfeMnshh Baker
for investil ston.
ACCIDENT TO A SoLDRR.-On Sunday evening, A.
Wolf rman attached the 18th (AstO Reeiuent In camp
e, Elm Park attempting to jump from the front platform Of
the Third Eighty seventh street slipped
and fell before wheels both Of which passed his leg
crushing fearful lie conveyed TO Bellevue
Hospital BY Officer Clements OF the Twenty third Precc Ills
IsceyeU Is cglsl1sgsa very deaeaA
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The Flight Of Gev. Jackson.


ST. Louis, June 10, 1861.
The telegraph has informed you Of the conference,
semi-militsry semi-cvil had Tuesday hast in this
city, between the representatives of the General Gov.
eminent and those Of the State Of Missouri and how it
resulted. The cause and object Of the proceeding and
the terms exacted and upon which the parties coad
not sree, condensed thus Without these facts, the
proceeding ia somewhat unaccountabe.
tits known, but not generaly-still, too wen known
to Gov Jackson-tha, there ia writ out against him
on the charge of treason; the warrant, Of course, is
based on aldavits justfyng its ISSUE in the judgment
Of the Judge. Jefferson City, the residence Of the
Governor is in the Western District Of the State,
whereas the writ was issued in the Eastern District,
and Is directed to the Marshal Of the District where be
resides. 1t is only within few days, that Ston Mar
shal, has been appointed to the Western District bis
predecessor of course Sscessionis being in no vein
to execute such writ upon such man. Sitton is Of
different stamp, and will discharge bis duty.
Judge VIM. A. Hall, Of one Of tho n. W. circuits
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THE PRIyATEER SAVANNAH.

This piratca vessel was taken possession Of by
Marshal Murray yesterday, completely stripped, and
hauled into Atlantic Docks She will be libeled and
cold within few days. On reaching her hold, the
Marshal discovered over 800 rounds Of powder in the
shape of cartridges for ispound gun, very large
quantity OF grape shrspue and canister shot, an as
sorment OF ships cutlasses, number of old fint-ock
horse-pistols, and about dozen handcus-the inten-
ton of the pirates having evidently been 10 use the
arms rather than the manacles The Marshal sealed
the cabins Of the vessel and removed the smalarms to
his Office. The size Of the gun on the Savannah is
very much dsproporoned to her tonnage, il being an
old English ls-pound pivot gun, the recoi Of which
would have shattered her 10 pieces IN twenty rounds.
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ARMY CONTRACTORS INDICTED.
From tn. Philadelphia Inquirer.

We feel that the patriotic people of the State should
be congratulated upon the fact that Justice has
achieved one triumph in the matter Of "jobbers,'
charged with peculating upon the funds freely de-
voted TO crush ont the Rebellion, defauding the State
and plundering the soldiers.
On Friday last the Grand Jury Of the Quarter Ses-
ons Of Allegheny County presented TO the Court that,
from their own knowledge and observation and from
evidence before them, Prevented & Brothers, and
Charles NJ. Neal, did conspire, in April last in Pitts
burg, TO cheat and defrand the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania out of thousand dollars by divers
subtle and fraudulent means and devices.
Upon tbis the Court ordered an indictment to be
drawn against all the parties named, which WAS imme-
distely done, and true bill found The Frowenfelds
and their partners were held in five thousand dollars
bail TO answer, and warrant placed in the hands
Of the Sheriff for Mr.. "Agent Neal
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COrRr CALENpAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERa.-Enumerated.
Nos 1885, 1851 1853 1877 to 2o2 2os to es nela.ve
SUPRLME CouRT-CIRcUIT.-Part Mos. S39, l44,
$50 t39l s42 237 49, AS 1888 6e 7s5 2 sos l225 S8 8s2
$40, 925, 597, 6g2 $50, $50. g2s III.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Demurrers.-
Nos 49, 49, Issues OF Law, &cNos 26, 49, 3 $50, 32 49,
ass $50 $50 3e 36 49, 22s ga 10 ia. 313 81, no. 9
236. 2sO 3ll, ia. ..
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part I.-Adjourred TO next Mon.
day. Part rNos lle6 l6ia l7el 1872 1880 1903, l7oO
ls3 1884, 1910 1885, 1872 ass 1882 1882 1854 1886 1860 1866,
1868 1870 1872, 1874, 1876 1894
BRooKLYS CRY CoURr.-Nos Sc, 90, 6, 9, 90, 81, 95
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CITY ITEMS.

HsroRIcAL SocTETY.-The New-York Hstoneaf
Society will hold special meeting at it's Library build
ing Second avenue, this evening, at which time, Also
the annual strawberry festival viii take place. The
paper of the evening, on "The Battle Of Harlem
Pain-," will be read by Mr.. Henry b. Dawson. Of
Morrisania, New-YOrk, The affair on the plain near
Manhattanville on the 18th Of September, lT6, was
of the most spirited Of the Revolutionary struggle,
and in the hands of Mr.. Dawson, doubtless will b
made very attractive.
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nation for the honor in their gift Neither we nor our
gallant leader have had holiday times in Missouri we
have fought and now fight in the front ranks OF Free
dom, and all TIE time we fight with success. And we
confidently claim that the chair OF the house VIII be
gracefully rendered not only man FOR LIS great per-
sosl worth but to the free-soil spirit OF the great
Slave State of the West, which Mr. Blair 90 au'n0fa'
lively eubodies and represents.