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CRosss-TIEs WAITED.

YFNHH Nashville and North Western Railroad Company EI
% contract Tor 10000 Cedar gEOsBsIteas fess
long inches isk we'll hsEn, to face plaza not
than inches clear Of bark timber to sound to be dslFsE
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NOTICE no POLICY nOLDE

NOTICE TO POLICY HOADE
TyEoM and after this date, and until hrtsr actus hs
CLAUSE viii be nsesa In ali Open Foleies issasl T
fsannssss hne and Tre Insuraace Oonpsry ane ~ "a
Vile oouzsEcial InlaEznos 0oupany.
A. ". BUTLFa,
escrstary Team HsE asd FiFs InIElarca CO
JANIS WAEkBl
8ncTstsry oonnsrrisl Iu11ra1os O. 4pal
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

cuded that the Pennsylvania Railroad should be taxed
because it is doing well and making money and all 9TH
should be free from tonnage tax because they don
make much money That was the natural inference of
the COonel's remarks.
But the great difficulty with this champion was that
he entirely failed to make any point clear that he took
up save two l. That he had been to the Legisa-
ure That the people of Bradford county probably
er want him again in that position.
The hour being up, the Hon. Geo LANDoN again took
the floor, and, in his mastery style, he nailed all the
sophism of his antagonist the wall with facts and il
usratons that were elt by the champion and his few
sympathizers, but nicely enjoyed by the people
The honorable Senator then proceeded and finished
giving the people his why he had voted for the
repeal Of the tonnage tax =
l. 1t previous between the State and the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company that in case the Com
pany bought the State Canal running alongside of their
Road, the tax should be removed.
z The Pennsylvania Railroad Company having pur-
chased said line from the State there could be
more Justice in putting tonnage upon its freight
less all other roads equally taxed.
J. This tax fell upon the people living along the said
Road, and not upon the Company.
4. The people prayed for its removal who were thus
burdened.
8. You yourselves would not have submitted to said
tax.
The aboveis synopsis of our honorable Senator's
sons, presented and argued in his clear and convnc-
ing and mastery style to the entire satisfaction of
of those present from the fact that when he through
and sit down the Colonel feeling that he was whipped
notwithstanding his previous wish to have opportuni
~ to meet the honorable Senator in debate
ply when the congregation him with hsses and
Of various kinds, and general for the door was
made, but the Chairman persuaded them to remain and
listen to the gentleman Order partially restored,
and the champion tried to rally under the pressure
against him, but the congregation could be held by
his sophism longer and hence general stampede amid
his falling oratory and to his great confusion and defeat
in his Object in coming Leaysvle for the people said
by their acts We convinced that our honored Sen
a done right" A LISTENER
! LeRaysviile, Pa.
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rn- SOLDIERS Pay A private having
a. Hon. GEORGE LAxDox AND Col. V. f.

a Hon. G EORCE LANDON AND Col. '. f.
1LLET,-The citizens of LeRaysvile, and adjoining
'-try extended their State Senator, the Hon Eol
LyDOS invitation to address them on the tonnage
on, and also give his reasons if reasons he had, for
n41g tor said bill
Thursday evening, October 18th, the time fixed
'ga On the evening and with it a crowded house
listen To the who had their implicit confidence up
0 the time Of casting said vote and yet they iet
e their gifted Senator would be able give th-m light
'7oH the questions and show that said vote was a righ
e0us act
;. BNLY was chosen Chairman OF the meeting.
some Interested person persons had secured the at
tendance OF Col V. E. PIoLLET without the know ledge
MT LMDoS, or his friends as their Champion, to con
io e honorable Senator on the justice of his
1"e PRESIDENT allotted hour to each speaker when
vac debate Tas opened by the Hon &. LANDox the pre-
lare' bav'ng been agreed upon by the parties viz
lD'' nothing OF political character, neither should any
ulS Ancoarteou, he said in the dabate
ine honorable Senator employed his first hour in show
| 'Ae necessity Of corporations in order to internal i'm.
p"eoent' and the development of country aud his
1! p" 'he Pennsylvania Rail Road Company, and also
"''t reason Tor voting for said bill.
V'i FIoLLET was next introduced when he proceeded
amor wonderfully in his physical surges showing most
"'u''Vey that he had got a Tremendous load upon his
-,u'1es ss champion of Democracy, and from what
'een SAID by the honorable senator and what was
- " come from him, it clear TO the Colonel that it
- D gong 10 he 50 easy matter for him to throw his
upon The people as he ex ected. Bat his zeal was
- M! o better cause than the the Colonel had
| " 'epre>en for alter a few physical demonstra
H. '"e burden became oppressive, much 50 that
',o'a' was removed n give larger vent to gas now
pug But notwithstanding this precaution. upon the
-" Ihe Colonel yet before his hour was up that nice
o'laT that had been pointing up, because it could
p''"l any other way, had ceased to shine and had
aNen IN its sail, and lay in close reef upon
neck OF its champion.
C'''ne first attacked all corporations as danger
H., We best good Of the masses and then got into
i Fu gIonhcation that he had once been their honor
representative, aid what he done, o, and finally con
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

GUARDIANS SALE.-By virtue of an
VI order of the Orphans Court of Bradford county,
will be exposed to public sale, at the Court House. in the
borough OF Towanda on MONDAY, the 2Sth day of OC-
TOBER, 1861, at o'clock. NJ the following property
late the estate OF d. F. Barsow dec d. situate in Towan-
da twp and bounded the north by lands for
mery belonging to Edw. OvertOn, - Bishop and C.
MoOre lot south by lands belonging the estate of Hi
Fox, dee d., and Hiram McGill and the public high
way, west by lands of Dennis McGill McGil and Mi.
chae Walsh east by lands of VIM and Michael Dresaine
and - Bishop. Containing about l25 acres, more or
less. VIM MIX,
Oct. 2 1861 Trustee, &c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

Rsg- a late uumhrr Of tn SaiiirA County
D,a,c at says The election az Nr. WOODWARD To the
J;,up ct Betks wim4ke i necessary Tor the Govern,
to appoint some person 10 i'll vacancy IN tns DIS.
cI-t Thc popular .eeIing seem, 10 point to VIZ Ell
WELL, Esd, a prominent and well known lawyer o. l
wanda a. the man Lest itted Tor the p'>iJn Whether
he viii accept We do uot know bot understand that
he has teen socited all the place by number OF our
citizens. We say let him be appointed
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

ssEF- It will be gathered, that at the late
Agricultural FAIR the premium and diploma for the best
specimen OF pe0maDship awarded to {. E. EATON,
elo,e Academy OF Writing, Bookkeeping, &c, is ocat
e at this place. The system Of Commercial and Eps-
.y writing taught 10y Mr.. EAroN is superior TO any
eIln'. and young ladies' and gentlemen wishing to ac-
.e elegant hand writing, in a few easy lessons,
sid make his Academy Il visit.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

nS- Col JAxEs DgEGAN, of Du-hore, Sui-
Ivan county has beee authorized to eulis Tor the
Maintain Brigade Ia lie mposed principally OF athletic
raa aeu from the mountain districts OF this State.
-e general rendezvous OF hs Company is at hunting
H. ou the Juuatt, and Is called Camp Crns,'nan, IN
aor VI Col. CRossMAN, OF the Regiment. Tie noun
\ ii yoys oi sullivan viii make hardy soldiers
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-
~ en- that special Court will be held at the Court
House in Towanda Hon. R. G. WHITE presiding. com,
mencng MONDAY, NOV. 4, 1861, at 10 clock, a. NJ
to continue two weeks for the trial OF the following
causes -
TERM. YR. PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANT. NtrCKE.
May 1856. Elem Maria McNeal & Co !. Merritt al
- David Barber vs. Chester Thomas Co. case
Sent 1856 l. Smith VS. s Kellum 3D. ct al Tre-pass
Sept. 1851 Joseph Ingham vs. Barclay r. X Il Go. ap
Sept. 1857. Smith keum, I'd. Trover
May 1858. VIM Park vs. VIM Ii Strong.
VIM B Darlington VS. Shipman. Debt
" " Matthew Mcmahon VS. Horton Appeal
Sept 1858 Hiram Horton Josiah Stowell ct eX. Debt
MDw 1'T Bishop vs. Alfred Gore. Trespass
II Moore VS. Chester Pierce. Appeal.
Dec 1858. Geo Elliott VS. Jesse Cowell, ct al; -
Charles H Shepard vs Abr Steers, ct al Tres
" Samuel Ripley VS. Hiram Spear Debt
g " Allen AxieIl VS. Alison Patterson. Appeal.
Feb 1859. r Ingersoll &c, VS. John Harkness Eject
Del l. Il W r Co VS. Meylert & Ward. Det
same same
" same
Alyah Heath vs W Dennison. Ejectment'
SECOND WEEK.
May 1859. Francis Ripley VS. Hiram Spear. Debt
Nav 1859. Lo1.a NJ Wattles VS. sami Mann. Trespass
&" A NJ Kirk vs. B Smith &C. Appeal
" Fostervs same
" Maria Child VS. Anthony Child. TIespass
Sept 1859; N F Ransom VS. David Arnold: Ejectment.
:" 2 Hicks admrs VS. Canal Co. Damages.
" VIM Emerson Cole & Conaut. Debt.
" &c John Lantz VS. John Hanson.
" Michael o OSullivan vs. II Smalley, ct al. FL
Middaugh Archibald Forbes. Appeal.
Dec. 1859. Reuben Chapen Warren Caen. Ejectnent
Stephen FELTON, VS. J Webster ter ten. %
q" Shumw BY Clark Hollenback. "
" Jane McQueen VS. Edward Hocomb. Case
d" same Orlando HOlcomb q"
8: " same VS. Samuel HOlcomb. "
Hiram Shaw, ct ex vs. Jonas Kilmer, ct al. %
Feb. 1860. Jno Dennison VS. Township of Terry. "
" r Ingersol, ct al vs. Thos Smead, ct al. Ej
" p Ballard vs. Bingham Rockwell, ct al. II
" " Farmer Un lns Co VS. Sarah Myers. Sci Fa NJ.
:" " Il Ingcrsoll, ct al VS. II S Vaughn. ct al STE.
" " Henry w Tracy vs. Alvah Young. Ejectment
" (" Bliss VS. Sarah Stone admrs &c. Sci Fa
May 1850. VIM CIymer's VS. c l. Ward. Case
" " David Barber VS. David Wilmot &c. TrespaSs
" -" J r Pratts admrs vs. Pratts adm ct al. SciFa
Sept. 1850. Farmers Tn Ins Co Shpman ter ten
- Lackawanna & Co vs. Meylert& & Ward. Det
" " Shpman Wees V Rogers Fowler
" d" Eliza Jane Chapman vs. Stanley Human TT
Dec. 1860 Henry Northrup John Reynolds. Appeal
" W Park Us VIM Frederick. Ejectmeut
Feb lSGl j l. Saw yer&sOn L Weles, ,&cSci Fa NJ l.
4" - VIM II Phillips vs. B NJ Hinman.
- HOeubacks use vs. Francis Tyler S NJ
Saml Archibald : Thomas Page. "
d" Z" Burton l. Smith ys q Chaiiee. Appeal
Subpnnas for first week, returnabe Monday Nov. A.
1861 10 o'clock, m.-lOr second week, Monday Nov
IL, 1861 at 10 O'Clock, a. E.O. GOODRICH,
Towanda, Sept. ,. 1851. Parliamentary
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

Have recently been retcd and elegantly furnished so
that now they are unsurpassed in comfort and conve-
nence OF arraL cement separate apartment is provd
ed for Ladies' To students of ordinary capacity and in
dustry entire satisfaction will be guaranteed
Rs- For Terms and further particulars send for Cir.
cular, or apply personally to
n. CALDWELL, PRINCIPAL.
River Buildings, opposite Branard House Elmira y Y
kmira, n. y, Oct. 5, lsGl.-m3
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
rag- The Bradford County Teachers, Asso.

Rsy~ The Bradford County Teachers Asso-
will hold its seventh Annual Meeting at Monroe
TN, Friday Saturday, November and >. lectn e
be expected from SAMUEL. l.. FrsLER, A. B., es-
ay from Miss FRANCEs KINGSLEY, and the reading ot
selected articles 10y Miss AUGUSTA LYON and Mr. SHEL.
DON CHrBBUcK. Questions connected with the subject
Of Education also viii be presented for discussion
4 general invitation i extended. G. D. SCOTT.
Rec. S,c,y.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

nar A LARGE FAuILY-The family of Hon
,,,,y ,cKLgY, OF Spring Hill this coHnty assembled at
-. ago.e Tor family picnic, ON the 3Oth OF Sep ember
-. There were present II sons and sons.in-lAw, II
LIGHTER, aud daushtersn-law-22 and 80 grand chill.
s9 Il king With hlra7 ami vile, 90 persons IN all
h r.t nave been deli ghtlul season. aud scene worth
looking on.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

pg~ FA7AL ACCIDENT The ". B. Demo.
cat saws that Of BNJAMN s'cKLER OF EN'er town
shin wyoming county aged about thirteen years was
instantly killed by the cars, at PntStou cay Of tw"
since tie vas leH 10y bis father few minutes in charge
q. team OF horses which took fright at the cars, and
..s away came IL collision with the train The boy
.. .akeu up man gtei corpse Both horses were killed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
COMMERCIAL COMPUTATIONS.

Embracing new rules not published of the most rapid
methods OF Computation. applied to Interest Bank
Discount, Accounts Current, Simple and Compound Ecu
tations, Insurance, Exchange General Average Com.
mission and Brokerage Partnership Settlements Bank
rupt Dividends, Loss and Gain, Allegation, etc.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
BOOK. KEEPING DEPARTMENT

Embracing Commercial Law, Business Correspondence
settlements &c., applicable II Wholesale Retail Import
ing, Johhng, or Commission Business This Department
Is organized and conducted on the Counting Room Sys-
tenn with all the improvements introduced by Bryant
Strdtton and others and the students enter upon
the Practical Working and Routine OF Banking. Mining.
shipping, Insurance, RaiirOading Manufacturing &c.
and elaborate actual transactions taken from the Origin
al Books OF extensive firms.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
EImira Commercial College.

l. LISHED in 1858, and its success has been bevond
the most Sanguine expectations of its founder Prof
CAULDWELL, who has relied more upon untiring deyo.
ton and ndeatgable attention TO the interests of his M
pills than upon prOfuse advertising and complimentary
Scholarships to extend reputation.
The Course OF lnstru ctOn of four DEPARTMENTS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT

Here especial attention is given youth in the Ee
ments of knowledge. viz: Spelling Reading Writing
Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar, EIocutiou and Com
position.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
DEPARTMENT or PEYMANsHIP

Embracing al varieties OF Plain, Practical Business
and Ornamental Penmanship. German Tex old Eng.
!lNh Antique Lettering Manuscript Copying, Pen Draw
ing, &c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
uoDsrs FOR THE ARMY.--During the

= UoRSEs FOR THE ARMY.--Durlng the
o,r town has presented quite a lively aspect.
F1 three DAYS the streets crowded with hors
t""' tn the Govern ment agents who were here
o ~ ,r horse, tor the array. We understand that a
-'.-s,or were purchased and comparatively good
20. maid.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

,~FoR THE LADIEs.-Red kid slippers
- llack heels, and garnture of black velvit or
all the GO in New York. They are intended
shoes. and are very striking and dlsttngue
" Ir,rE dress and flame coored kid gloves How soon
have these fiery shoes tripping along our streets
.ri,. lair daughters ought certainly to keep pace
- ,5 the bsaauO.ds.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24

TNRUSTEES SALE BY virtue of an or
Il der of the Orphans Court of Bradford county will
be exposed to public sale, the premises on THURS
DAY the l4th day of NOVEMBER, 1861, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. the following real estate situate in Columbia tp
late the estate OF Albion Budd, decd. bounded as fol
lows Beginning at beech southwest corner of Sam
ue CamphOrs lot thence south 2j deg II and s.
per; south 90 deg. east l65 per TO hemlOck north
east corner OF Calvin and Luther Havens north % deg
east II and $40 per- to beech north % deg west G5
per. to the beginning Containing 73 and IL per
ALSO-One other lot, piece parcel of land situate
in Columbia twp known the Harris lot bounded as
follows Beginning at hemlock, northeast corner of
lot No. l07 by land formerly belonging Albion Budd
north % 30 per. to post in David r. Hoswell's line
and by the west 30 per- TO a beech thence south
% and 10 per to post thence by lot No 10Y east 80
per to the place of beginning Containing SO and
lis per.
Rs- Terms made known on the day of sale
ELEAZOR POMEROY,
Oct. Z. 1861. Trustee.
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us-T The following rules are laid down for

rSq- The following rules are ialu down lot
-.,,p of ladies wishing 10 knit socks for the SOL
- Get large needles and coarse yarn. Cast on sew
s,irbes and knit the leg ten inches before set
b. basI The heel should he three and a half inch.
and knit OF double yarn, one line aud one coarse,
- s,a strength The loot should be eleven or twelve
4r. hes long.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
T6c1L AND GENERAL.

Ue learn that little daughter OF Nor
,:sss sG'D n. sh ioRn'y n Hn Ta' ss Sssns Sss
flowing morning, We did not learn the Par'io-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
Aem AnnFrtt,emeuts.
The $40 per cent. Treasury Notes.

The 310per cent. Treasury Notes.
BANKING OFFICE OF LAPoRTE, MASON u Co.
IOIrGHdd, October, leGl. (
L ed u furnish without the delay OF sending TO Wash
guIl, the United States Treasury Oes and offer
their services without charge those OF their friends
thr0ugho the county who may wish 10 procure any
portion OF the loan.
The notes issued in of $50. 500, $500, $50
81 900 and 900 bearing interest from the 18th of August
last, at the rate oi $40 per cent per aunum, two
cents per day every sl00 payable every six months,
and the face u the rcdeamabe three years with the
privilege Of exchanging at the expiration OF the time for
q 20 Years |. per cent stock.
Any uriher information in regard to the loan viii be
heeruy given upon inquiring oce,or 10y address
in 10y letter. LAPORTE, NJ son d Co.
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Dem A0nRrtfsemenfs.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
ELMIRA, N. Y,
F A c U L T Y :

FACULTY.:
n. CALDWELL President and Professor Of Practical
and Ornamental Penmashp, and Science of Boop.
keeping.
WIN. NJ CROSBY, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics the
Classics and Sciences. and Consulting Accountant
CLIFFORD L. WADSWORTH, Principal of the Prepar.
atory Department, and General Assistant Teacher
Rey. THOS. n BEECHER, Lecturer on Commercial
Ethics, History, and Political Economy.
Hon. ALEX. s. OWEN, Lecturer on Commercial Law
Civil and international POlity.
). r. AN CAMPEN Lecturer on Theoretical and Prac.
tical Banking and Finance.
REFERENCES:
CHAS. H. ELMER Esq, Waverly.
CHAS. j. FOLGER Attorney, Geneva.
J. B. WILLIAMS Esq, Banker, Ithaca.
VIM. HlLDRETH, Sheriff, Canandaigua.
/. H. THOMPSON, Post Master, Corning.
JOHN l.. LEWIS, DR., Counsellor Penn Yam
COWlNG Co, Pump Manufacturers Seneca Falls
WASHINGTON THURMAN, Sec'y Gas Light Co. Bath
Rev. AMOS BROWN, Pres. Peoples College Havana
Rev. Z. Il. WADSWORTH, Insurance Agt., New Graef
enberg
Messrs NICHOLS & LONG, Merchants Troy, Bradford
county, Pa
JOHN c. KERWIN, Secretary Nail Works Co., Harris.
burg, Pa.
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r,, story shirt collars are now all the

,.r York The Home Journal man says he saw
Hs d,v with a steepe to il. 1t is belived that
.s u" d people in order to keep pace with the spir
s1H' .,.rneut will have their ears moved up.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-24
EATON'S
MERCANTILE ACADEMY,

TOWANDA. PA.,-OPENS FOR THE
l. winter. SEPTEMBER 9, ls6l.- Penmanship and
Double Entry Book keeping Taught in all their various
branches, the principle that pursued in the
largest Commercial Colleges and at quarter the usual
Pupils enter at any time, each one receives
individual instruction.
TERMS.
For full course in Bookkeeping and Penmanship
including diploma, .................. ss 90
Partial course in Book keeping, ................ s 90
Penmanshp-24 lessons, Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
do IA d" Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
Ornamental Penmanship, Observation-Disclosures. . 90
The full course embraces Commercial Penmanship and
Bookkeeping by Single and Double Entry, practical
y used in the different departments OF Trade and Com
merce, including Wholesale and Retail Commission Man
uIacturing Shipping. Individual and Partnership bust
with instruction in Commercial Laws Correspond
enCe &c.
Persons taking the full course will become qualified to
conduct set OF books by Double Entry the most ex-
tensive establishment.
Specimens of Penmanshp will be sent to any address
whenever requested.
For further information address C. EATON,
Towanda. Sept. 10. 1861. IT Principal.