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ing In hillary dc Tn Z ement, caused by
the Malarts 81 Miasmatic Countries.
We arc enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while II cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This
"CuRE" expels the miasmatic poison Of FEVER
AND AGrE from the system, and prevents the de-
velopment OF the disease, If taken the first APP
preach of its prcmonitory symptoms II is not only
the best remedy ever vet discovered for this class
of complaints but also the cheapest. The large
quantity We supply for dollar brings il within the
reach of every body and in bilious districts. where
FEVER AND A6uR prevails. every body should
have il aud it freely both for cure and protec-
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
of Internttents is that ii contains no Quininc
mineral, consequently it produces no quinsm or
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttu
'sis.s iii Gse cured Jyat left as healthy as IL
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Agne is not alone the consequence of
the miasmatc poison. great variety Of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, CENT, Headache, Blind
ness, TootiacAe. Earaehe, CatarA, ultima, Pal
pitats0a, Painful AGecfson Of the Spleen, Hysfev-
ics, Pcia IA the Boiocis, Colo, Paralysis and De-
ranqement Of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause. put on the Intermittent
ty5,e, or become periodical: This " CURE expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. IL is an invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or Temporarily
residing in the maarious districts. If taken occa-
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excrrted from the system and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity TO ripen into dis
ease. Hence it Is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mittents If they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared By Dr. J. Q. AVER = co., Lowell, Nasa
l.. = ~ q
md ~ol " ieacrs in Mel cints everyw here.
fah25aaw
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1seGas Malice.
70 ID. e. Bilin<s, Mehitsbie filings, Eliza Suli-
van and William sullivan, Davenport 6askiit,
Snsan W+kh, Peter Hsne, Henderson 4 Co.
james Ls,kins, Hugh Hsskins, executor; Vim.
Prtch ard, h. Fret"fias, tnlrcv W.bstr. I W
Phinn-y, r. A Thonpsen Co., Gsorge Coop, :
Co., Henry s. Taylor, samuel Jandou, Hodg' .
& Bros.
W and each Of yeu are hereby notified that
there 10 now on lie In the oihce Of the Ciert
OF the D.striet Court Of Lee county. Iowa. keo-
kuk petison ard supplemental petition Of Hiram
Harvey claiming If yeu, b. &. Billings the rum OF
fifteen hundred dollars, with 10 per cent. incres
per annnm, pay Able annually, A. money due op
mortgage made by yoa TO Chafies Mason spd
since assigned to sad Barney dated April ID 1857,
also claiming assinst esch Of you and the other de
fcrdants, the foreclosure of said mortgage, tn
same being upen & II Sc # Sec. z; the W.
II S-W see II and the Il. Of N r SEC 80, All
in TT. ~. NJ. X. W. Also, 3. Of s-Et u see
80. Up. 81 N. h. \ W., also s-W I If } / III
See 80, 1p.S7 ~, X 5W., Lee county, Iowa for
the purchase money, End further sskinE fur :
saIe q said premises, and general relief.
And unless you srp Or and answersai petition On
or btftre Dom II the second day II the next terri
of said Court, To commerce al heoA uk, on tue il
Manday Of September, A. d. 1861, default viii
b. entered against ycu, avid judrme nj rsndere.
thereon ~ prayed ior IN said pe,iu,n.
NOBLE sTh0Na,
June 10, lS6'--dlm Attorneys for Piif
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Army shoes.

- ~ EMWv De
llIKE = 0ARMErT are manu9acsurirg
y IN article u sd lieTs shoes, superior to sny
thing yet rrsu in thiSltne. and thAv can farnish
chem Tow er than The regulation shoes will be SUP
piled. They arc made Of French Kip. and secured
against rips BY the ahssnce Of seams In the uppers
and ty rivets in the shapts.
Thore d.sir,ng coed shoes win do we'll TO 70
and see cirstock, corner Of Ihird and Main t..
Mn,22d
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To Elizabeth Willtamso
NUU arc hereby notihsd that there IL row on
j. file In The fice OF the Cork of the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa Mt Eeokuk, : Ieti-
ton and tuppls m, pta petit ION OF Hiram Barney,
claiming or William Lo~enstein tie ann II i've
hundred Ad fifty dollars with Interest ut the rate
IL ten Psr cent pr ann1m, payable annually, ~
mouey due on NOR gage made b, him 10 Charles
Mason and snce assil I'd said HirGm barney dat
ell ~eptenber 26. A. D.l655; a'sp clnim,ng ast
eacl Il you the fore closure Of said NOR gage, the
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To Jshn A. B'sboI. kstber isfish, wo. Parishs
Josrph Pxrish. Mary j Parish widow, Mary
J. Psrirh tmin"r 1hos parish ildiytoon1l and
a. administrators Of J.ssph G. Parish. dsssssed,
lief ndants):
sVUU are hereby rerI ectiveiy notified Tat tbcrc
L ia new on hle in the Cerk's lf6cs Of the Dis.
tr'ct Court Of Lee County. lows, u n. Madses,,
petition u Hiram Barney, claiming judgement
90 foreclosure Of NOR gage against sid Jnkn
A. BIZ bop above named for The suip II two fbou-
sand dull4,s, With ten per cent. interest from
he lsi dsy OF January. 1851. ard s,psciss snd
gsnerai cxecstion against John B,sLoI and ~
against vi saia defendants above named PRAYING
fcs FL VI gage gym BY sad
John a. B,shap TO Marh, Lee 4 Del vat Irus-
tee, dc., upon the south-Essf qusrs.r sect on
t~sD.y-two las], Township s,xty ven. 1877. North
In &c I've i IN Lee county, Iowa; the ssls #
said mort gsged pr miss "a pay n said debt. the
extingais 1t ali equity ot pIon there.
in, Tor costs and genersi relief.
Now you and each - you notified to srpesf
aud an yer sAid pc ito. on the rnosnspg Of the -
day f the next term VI said Curt T., b. hoisen on
the Grst Monday oil December. isEl, Or jndrmeu.
and decree wall be hnd therein prayed for Ly -
fault. II. ssaTJ iIaN Ill
June 20, 's6i--tw sosIeitor for Petitioner.
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~ Charles Petersen. Esssent,iJ~, W C. STRIFE.
Charles aaspn, Thomas cross..Jo Miss Hen
~ eaidweii, ieargr hitter, L<wir Houxmsn, NJ.
aiex0i der, b. .tste n Tvs. Il gas Il raup-
bell. NJ SSharts, X. J. howe, Peter dsrrety.
Ed En fish; =.
XUu and va b Il you are hereby notified that
there Is ow Oh b lie In tn. lEle Ut the Clerk Of
he rstrlet Court - Lee tonrty, Iowa, IL
keokuk, ap~tiii of Hiram Barn y claiming Of
y,a. cbariss Peterson, the ,am Of three hsndreA
snd eigh y-tbre dollars with 10 Ter cert iuteIest
per aunu n, payable snnnaiIy, ~ n oney due on
a l.4si .aAar BY yuut5 fbsTIes Nsren and since
49, igned ~ sad Hifan barney da,es eeen Der IL,
lS54 also claiming sgsinst each Of YIN the foI.clo
sure Il said m1rs&Aes. The sane teirg span Lots
hve III .ndsiAIslip Block en- Aunar and Il ny.
ss' el IA |, ia IL. ely OF Ksokul, Lee county,
ows for the purchst. m-ne,, and further asking
for sale OF said pvcmise. and general relief
/ And uhless YOU appear Aud uswrs said petstsn
on or before na.n Of the s,ce,d day vi she next
term OF said Court TO comm keokuk IL tho
lrst Monday Of 6vptSm Der, A. u. 1891 defsult
viii be entered aeanst yos .And gment r. noersd
thereon - pray eufor Ia said petition.
NOBLE = STRONG,
June n. lS61-dim Att,ys for Plaintiff.
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Lets No III ana aud IL. 50 bioek lfN, IN ne
City u Keokuk, Lee Gnuniy, Iowa, and further
'sk ne Tor sale IT said premists ard general re-
lief.
And unless yon appear and answer said petition
on or eefore the mon of the second day OF the
next term Of ssii Court, 10 commence at keo-
kuk on he fret Monday of September, b. 1861,
default will be entered against you the Petition
sfd supplemented petiuou taken So Dfs tsed aud
= decree rcnd red against You AZ fayed therein.
NssBik Il f4keNs,
Iuna Ia lShl I'm Atf.TnAyA for PHI.
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Original Notice.
nx- - Il =. L.

NOTICE.
To uuburtus Hontmaker, George schultz, j no. C..
els and George Hitter:
Nnll ale hsehy resi- eciiyciy notified that there
1 j. now on die In the CLERKS office ~ the DIS
trict Court IL Lce county, Iowa, at III. Madison,
pet.tion Of Hirsm barney, claiming jud xme Mt on
foreclosure Of a mort gage against said Hubnrtus
Ii utm sker above nAm,d d, for The sum OF six hun.
dFea dotisrs, with ten per cent interest from tLf
lat day-Df January 1861, and srccisl ana gcnefsl
xtcution agsirst liuLurtus Houtmaker, sud -
sgainst all raid defendHhts above named prayiug
Alec FIR the forfeiture II mortgage. given BY saia
II. Hdn tnMk o. 70 CHARLES Mason, upon Lots aud
II, Block 146, in Keoku k, lee county. Iowa. the
sale OF said inert gsged promises 70 pay II saio
debt, he txtlngaishnsnt Of nj, equity Vt redemp
tion, fer cost- ana & neral relef4
Vow you and each Of you are notified TO appear
and answer esid petition on the morning VI the rec
ond day OF tie next term Of - d Court, be bod
en- On the first M ndsy of December, 1861, or ju e.
by tefault III. SCOTT HOWELL,
June 20. ls6l--lm Solicitor for Plaintiff
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1nATA
EPEErY and SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
AZ these Eestim oninls we're uneolieited hy
MIR. SPALDiEo. they afo-d unquestion.
tionable proof Of the efficacv Of this
truly scientific discovery.
MAsorvrLLE, Conn. Feb. 5, 1861.
Mn. SPAIpIse:
ia
/ havet ried J ar Cerhaic pills, and like ,he.
SO ren that want you to send me two donii
wor more.
Part II these are forthe neigbbors, to whom
CAV few out If the FIRST box / got from you
send the Pills by mail and ohlge
lopr obi servant,
JAS. KENNEDY.
HAvgnroRp, Pa. Feb. g. 1861.
Nh. srALpise:
wish vow to send me one more box Of your
Yours. ysspectfully,l
May Ann oT0IkHOUSE.
srrucr c,.,r. siss'..oo. Pal
January 18th, 1851
gu willplsnsc scrd me two hnxes If your Ce-
phalie Pills. Sc nd tlser rmed t.lr.
Respectfully Yours
$50. B.STM0Ns.
S.--Thrve ussf one tor ~ youv pnis, and find
tAem e1cfienf.
RErsoIrFB,Rc. franklin Co., o.,
January 9Th, 1871.
Hwy G. erALrNG.
Eo.As Cudar.st., Ma.
pEAH
s fnctosed fnd15 c r's fer witch ssrd a hx o.
e ephalic PILE 70 address Of Nv. Vim. e. Filler.
ft.y~otissnrr. FrankiinCs..n.
Fur pjl's tsoyk hks0 Thnrm-- curs HeddasAs a.
mosf tnstanfer. Truly yours, ~
wM, g. FILLER.
YrnLASrl. Mich, Jan. IA, 1s6i.--
Nh. EPALDsee
Sim
Not long since sent 70 you for box of cephalis
pihs far the cure of Nerv.Ds Headache ard Cos-
tiven<ss, and receives then. and rhey had 20 good
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"A Y ERsS
Ague Cure,
ron rHE spILpY CURE or

-.--e-----s-@ roR The sPLLDY CUBE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
RemittcMt Fever, Chill Fever, Dunn b
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilions Fevers, Indeed
FOR the whole class of diseA les or inat -
ing In hillary dernn cement, caused by
the Malaria 81 Miasmatic Countries.
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NsFBEE 4 n EUNs,
June Is. 1851 lan Attorneys for Pitn.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

and more extensive display of poultry graced fair
in this County. From mammoth turkey down to ban
TEN ch cken, with all intermediate varieties were fully
represented.
The display of fruit exceen-far better than could
have been expected it is evident that the season as
been very unfavorable
The ladies' department of fancy articles &c. was well
represented and most taseiuy arranged. 1t would be
difficult for to tithe of the beautiful articles
here submitted for inspection. Articles of ornament and
utility, from heavy bed quilt to wooden stocking of
the finest texture, blended with the adornment of the
needle in the shape of 'ides worked capes collars and
bahydresses, in rich prousOn, at every turn
while cakes, ,jees, snowwhc bread domestic wines &c
did ample credd to the good and industry OF Brad
fords fair daughters.
Take it all in ALL the last exhibition of our Agricultur
al Society may be regarded aording gratifying evi
dence of progress in all that pertains the material well
fare or industrial prosperity of county 1t well
attended by both exhibitors and visitors.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17
re-. The various rumors which have been put

ggAB The various rumors which have been put
aoat from time to time concerning the deaths Of OF
the rebel leaders in the South all produced the effect
doubt intended Of keeping alive the excitement but in
opinion that description of sensation reports ought
to be dispensed with They are about played out
First had the announcement OF the death of BEAURE
GARG who killed by enc of the big guns Fort Sum
ter, with full descriptions of his funeral which
tended in Charleston 10y a number of reliable ladies
and gentlemen who subsequently made their escape from
Secessa under great difficulties. Then JEFF DAVIS died
at Richmond and all the rebel flags from the Potomic to
Manassas junction were seen at halfmast, and even
Grape observed the of some OF the rebel mil
itary officers in the Southern army The body the Pres
ident OF the bogus conedeacy hardly allowed get
cold before STERLING PRICE and Ben. MCCULLoUCH
killed by the telegraph the battle of Davis Creek in
Missouri. JoHN c. BEECKNRIDGE, Of course having v
ed long shuied off the stage eXsten, e,
and sent TO that bourne from whence traveller
turns" All these worthless having, in the of time,
turned up alive and kicking it that the old reports
to be revivedn the hopewe suppose of creating
sensations BEN MCCoLLoUCH has been killed again,
and his has according to that report stepped into his
fathers shoes. Unfortunately for this last rumor, its free
currency has been checked 10y the general knowledge that
young BEN is myth not having any real existence and
therefore, if portion of the rebel forces still under
the command OF a Learng that name, lie Is other
than old Ben. himself
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

r5@ TIE NATIONAL LoAN.-MesSrS. B. 5.
SELL & Co. advertise in columns this week, that
rs have been appointed by Secretary CHASE agent
-reye Subscriptions to the National Loan. This loan
.rh bring. 30 per cent interest is engaging the at
lgn Of capitalists both at home and abroad. No such
oruy for investment has ever been offered to capI-
rs, The high rate Of interest, and the perfect security
lie investment, together with its immunity from tax
o. make it very desirable We are not surprised to
:al. the moneyed men Of our County, are already
..ag and preparing to take still larger amounts.
Zz.,ss LAPoRrE. Mason s. Co., also advertise that
" "a prepared to receive subscriptions. Either finn
z.u..y give any desired information.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

'%> lHE LATE FAIR Last week we had
s' Tine nor space to speak of the eighth annual ex
.A Of the Bradford County Agricultural Society,
Was held at this place, on the %, 81 and 4th, Of
.''a' month. The award Of premiums, which we
'-sl last week, is sufficient evidence Of the sue
The exhibition.
-'-ai before, and also on the morning of the first
-s exhibition people with loaded teams q farm
.N' implements, aud all sorts Of contrivances tor
-1 mechanical uses were seen vending their way,
:. directions towards the Fair grounds. On Wcdnes-
'''s visitors began to flock in, and from that
'-.4 the close, the buildings and grounds were
w. Ihe weather Throughout was clear and pleas
~ could not have been more delightful if desired.
~ P'canary receipts the Fair we are not inform
suppose ii is sufficient meet all demands for pre-
&c as they have published that all premiums will
"P0y paid upon application to the Treasurer Of
e,y.
IAAi6iton We cannot speak too highly. The
" articles was large and exceedingly tasteful
''1e was limited we did not get round to yisitill
nus departments. The display of live stock
.a"'e' swine and sheep, we are informed tar ex-
-' expectations Of the most sanguine, A dnsE
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

aen- New FIm-MADHL & PATToN.-We
yy notice th, week in advertising columns, Of the
cu ropartner,hio in the drug trade, between Dr. Ma
lL Of Wysox, and J. G.. PATTON. This is as it should
and we compliment our friend PArroN upbn securing
,,jrab,e uaItner Or. MADILLs reputation as skill
,aI safe Physician will make his Drug Store one ol
most desirable in the country The residence of the
among Us is very much desired and viii be appre.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

To- \ very curious calculation has been
reatye to the Union troops on the banks of he Po-
ac. Taking a basis the regular allowance OF room
l is required for soldier to stand upright and with
musket at shoulder arms, and placing them in close
lie fle it would require the whole roadway from Jer-
City to the capital form the line Ifhe troops
Ito be reviewed it would take railway train going
e rate of sixteen miles an hour, over fourteen hours
PASS along the line OF soldiers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

rsn We see it stated that there are now
tl Arsenal at Harrisburg, u 600 stand ofarms,
=, r,s. six Founders brass eighteen FOUNDER brass
,,,ler. brought to this country 10y LAFAYETTE as
resent from the King OF France to the Continental Con,
r-c COO horse pistols 600 cavalry sabers 10000 sets
complete infantry accontrcmcns, and 10000 rounds OF
-artrIdges.
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legal.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundry
~ wrts of Vend. Expo. issued out Of the court OF
common pleas of Bradford county, to me directed viii
he exposed to public sale on THURSDAY the 18th day
of October A. d. 1861 at the court house in Towanda
at one o'clock P NJ the following described lot piece
or parcel OF land situate in Tuscarora township bounded
as follows On the north and east by lard II John Stur
devant south by land OF Ebenezer sti, want and the
Wyoming county line, and on the west BY 3nds OF Ab
eel and Luther Kinney and land Of Peter Il stuGeVant
FOR land now in possession of Charles Sturdcvant) con
tanning about 80 sores more essabodt ID acres i'm
proved log house. framed barn, and two lruit trees
thereon.
Bixby vs. Peter b. Sturdevant.
ALSO-The following described lot piece or parcel OF
land situate in South Creek and Weles townships bouhd
ed and described follows On the north by the boii-
Diary line between the State Of Pennsylvania and the state
New York east by the east boundary line OF lot o
land conveyed to George Canham by Jesse Lane ana
wife and Joshua Summons and wife, by deed OF warran-
tee bearing date December 1850 west by the same lot OF
land on south bv line parallel with said north line, be
inc said boundary line between said states of New York
and Peunsyvaua and tar enough southery hererom 10
embrace and contain 200 OF land strict measure.
ALSO-One other piece or parcel OF land situate IN
South Creek twp being the west half OF warranee lot.
No 1856, surveyed to johnson Mliln, and being the
west half of 100 acre tract and allowance recently pur
chased by said kerby & Adams at Sheriff sale.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit OF Pocasse
Bank vs. John :. Cotton.
ALSO-The following lot piece or parcel of land sit
uate in Tuscarora twp, bounded as follows: On the
north by land Of Bxby Culver east by the Susquehan
ma and Bradford county line. south by lands of Jas Hail.
and west land OF Lewis Siyaria Containing 10 acres
more or less
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Lahrop
Salsburpy Thomas Morley.
ALSO-The following described lot, piece, or parcel Of
land situate in Troy boro bounded the north by land
OF y NJ. Canuchan east by the highway south by land
Of Silas L. Shepard, west by land OF VIM II Peck Con
tanning 80 feet 'front.' and 7G feet deep he the more
or less all improved twostory building, occupied as
a furniture store and shop thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit OF Maxwell
& Leonard V. William Taylor.
ALSO-The following described lot, piece parcel of
land situate Ridgbury twp, bounded the north and
east by lands of Thomas Buck on the south by lands of
Jerre Driscal aud the by the public highway
containing ouehalf of acre Of less, all improved
one framed house thereon.
Seized aud taken in execution at the suit of c. F. Vii
son VS.. Dennis Drummy 6. News.
A. HANSON SPALDING, Sheriff
TOwap1a Sent. 25. lSGI..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

rsa- Keep it before the people, that D B.
Dr IA<D& Coz Chemical Sleratus will universally per
farm all that the propretors claim that it will and there
fare it j. not onIy the best and heathiest Saeratus in the
market but it also the cheapest and its effects
,,fn and uniform and consequently spoils no bread
al ]. j., for sale by all respectable wholesale and
-.- dealers in the country.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

,s- E.roN's Mercantile Academy is be,
rol all Doubt the cheapest school of the kind in the
,,.,,rv. Young desirons OF becoming quaiihed to
,.,tbe Counting Room, or for business generally have
.fn.ution an opportunity OF doing 50, at on fourth
4. expense Of like course OF instruction IN any other
Commercial College.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

- ELoPENENT, EXTRAoRDINARY.-One day
Fsss an officer Of the law from the eastern part
county. broguht to this place young man to con-
% -urauce vile, . charged with elopng with anoih-
--s wife. The case seems to he a complicated one.
0:.'iana.ng the pair were found together in the
Y Of Corning, n Y, under a fctcious name were
7- as brother aud sister. The lady is represented -
aI Intelligent and Of very respectable parents, and
arel several years ago much against heI will, and
aer TO two or three children, which she thoughtiui-
t behind to give room 10 more - valuable baggage
20 She look her departure. As the man with whom
'as found had not been lately in the neighbor-
where She formerly resided,it puzzles the. doctors
ccoant or the singular coincidence OF their being
lin the same place under such peculiar circumstan-
As The case will probably be tried next term, aud
'angs reverted, we withhold the names Of the par
lae young man was released upon giving bail Tor
4 'pelrance
.a paTleswill probably be" baed," ifnot thorough
pumped before this interesting little scene closes
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

a5 THE INDIANS ARE COMING BY refer
Oh. I'D our advertising columns it will lie seen that the
rated young Chief " Ahwauetunll," from the Great
,ay Nation. assisted by several young Warriors and
avs viii give one OF their entertainments at Alpha
.,1u Hall, in this place, Friday evening next The
.nmmc embraces ga-es, dances, songs, scenes tab
A. les ceremonies, &c, which very Interesting
amusing. AdmittanCc - cents.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

~ FLORAL CONCERT. Floral Concert
Nv fifty Young ladies', Of this place on Thursday and
- evenings. under direction of Prof J. q. HUNTING,
o.5ed success and gave very general satisfaction
,,r,a audience in attendance. We understand that
.t.to he repeated in Troy
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-17

Have recently been re-fttcd and elegantly furnished
that they unsurpassed in comfort and conve-
neuce Of arrangement separate Lpartment is proyid
ed for Ladies. TO students o ordinary capacity and in
dustry, entire satisfaction will be guaranteed.
For Terms and further particulars send for a Cir
cUlar, or apply personally to
y. CAULDWELL. PRINCTPAL.
River Buildings opposite Bainard House, Elmra, n Y.
Elmira, n. y Oct 5, IsGl.-m3
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

.sp From Sullivan county, we learn that
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