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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
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Die SdRIe fes llntsrSsi6neten it nunmsbr in rs;u ga,br-
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eerpdnoen tr 500 SGuler, Wesbalb Der untrrGbr;,ssns
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plain Hsnntnliit ln6 Gerr8feiten. @u6 1T BEN Giterr DE-
Iessneelt seRoten, tbre SinSer auf 6iGiaern g5toe WIsnnfn;.-
len pne Sinsen erlernsH ,u IalTtn. "''pN~
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
8efamutmacbumaen
McBelfnppe "a. 8a.l.

@ae 6rsance stner suteu @urRiuppe unS rou.
tiger Dslifatr fen Fno siuseIapsn. f& am man.
item &cntaa Hodmittaas IL ubr bel untsr,,t6.
nstsm ein,ufnoen. prsis b's @pupcrts SO SITS.
Ntenes fncst siu GROCER SnG unp Supper Ilatt.
III hem Der Gintrttt frei il. Gas Suppes fpRst
25 Ste. a gsr1pn. Sal. 6eHItr,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
I'm bic 9araer Der stapt Rl6monS.

Sh ,stae mid bterourd s~raetenf ais Elm Gan.
eteat fnr bic Office oss 6is6 GunRatsls rer S'art
ONO an, unr weros, wenn eurd bas Ser.
trausn neither Tfttblrser Bu btsfem Soften sr.
tpablt. BEN pfthtsn ~csfslbsn aetrsulihR ul6.
tomnhsu. 9ententasn meiner @ittiraer. reneu
I'D Mot pcrirnlib bsfonnt iein foute, srIoute i'd,
mir os Ssnerfuua binlu,nfuaen, pa6 t6 Deputy
bee Pm. SuIius 81. 5otiUn mar.
So. q. n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
@Mainia Sir @ompaants.

Die 9cts-Subabtr bislsr @cmpa9nte wsrbsn
bttrmtt sriuhf. ibre ihuini9sn mpna:Iihen 8ei
trdSs rsm ABenteu Der 9.leafhaft. 5errn .. u.
Stredsr, aitiaf einsulisfern.
8ihmUno, 10. 5etr. 1861.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
8irainin,S9fersi
@itIer u. 6 omp T.,

MILLER II. 6 =,
l7ft Straer. spiidsn Nain unb Cars.
Sn bieftr neu errt&t ten 9sdrrci rpirS nt6t auetn B.is.
unS Shwar,brre, tcneertt dut Subsn ieeey Grt, 9ftfcr-
nrie une Wurn> eebfuHen ee6dder. Nir @tftGSboft,n
nno Bale psreen SaieItft Ypranioen unb frinert au6sn
btliaft aLSerfdbrt. ~
que dusaeSetfneteu s8urnt~esbtu6rr btefer 96deret, aIS
9eilnitteI fur 8inber bsfdnnt. iinb aub ,u BADEN bri Ssn
Serrn Sui. 6. GiNter. Cos. gmmanu unS Qpuis ped ON
SroacitraBe. bel Or D6tfh ar Erfetts, u. am Stonb Der
untsrisirnstsn i'm aIten unS Ieuen Wtarft.
RtiIer u. CT m
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
Wirttlhaft ,n Ntrfauitn.

7. Cine felt ldnaertr 3eit bsfanprne uub an IL,
ntr eanatdrsn Strass aslsesne NirtbIhaft Rett
6tlts IN psrfaufen. Ndbsrs N~ustunft ertteilen
9antsr u. 2ctntrt,
$40. 40 Wearlfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
Rheinmfinf

Der eerlfisoenifen Scrten erbielt fUetsn piebsr
cine fril@s SsnOuns uno ~psrfauft r~srleIben an
ben b%ili9ltsn 9reilen betm GaB. @oncne, Dusenp
unb 5laihe q. Qfnbs
SIC. 1874 8roobIr-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
@iGertdb S @noeruatpr

Sarttsr. unD 5aarl6nsiDe. @alrn
Nr. $50 Watn1r.. 3wtI6en 10. nnb Ii. Gt,a6t.
oss 'Osben i'm .ltsaHttfen Stsle BON itnter,siGntt,n er5fs
~pTesn ift miro pon ~stnIsIbcn ibrsn 2onbsleutsn btH,Tt
s%an1Sio5len. &Qe III Dem 9arbRrselddft ~pOrfpmmsnb. Disrifs
lslitunnsen fD'roen in bissm GtabIi6sment JuVOrfpnusnb mn
aus Ssie a~usSeflbrt.
I'm JabIrti6en buIpru6 bitten ean3 rsetsnf
Sifftrid uHb @upernatsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
Mnaetacm.
Mn Dos @ubltfur,.

Iues in Der Welf mue fhpintCr,
9lnlf allein bleibt stplo arm.
I'm Der RunltIeg auf,ufinptu.
yuB man sfieie Bcit our6iittn.
Did bee 8daftere etsnes Str,rsu.
Ter bic Wslt urc lid ertsnnt.
Set eet Menf1ceit biuasosbsR
Die CT feline Sruosr nennt.
9arum trtf' i'd fret unb often
Orr cas Cub tfuri nun Bin,
Sbne SlnStt fptI Id bpT.n,
Dap i6 bob milfpmmen bin.
@ae HE STUNT in mtiuer Spb6re
Sh9nes nur btrpsreetra6t,
Sntnher b!eitt mir nod bic Gre,
Dap t@ S4Sneres ssn,l1t.
@lnbrp.ppsa na6 Dem Pebsn,
SSt oe sSelt ne nis aefebn,
Ypctc9rapben MIL i'd ae6:n.
Stauiistb tleibt man Sab.i aetu.
8cn'rtt unb f,bt. mae i'd oefboftu.
gSaS eun &ituftlrr Iisfcrn Tann.
Oefien Sr6fte ME er1flaTtn.
sBenn Der Belt sr oienen fam.
@dnnr. 8tubsr, f66ne 8rauen,
Stetn in nteiner 9aIsrie,
8cmmt. uni IL gud an;ufdaaen,
@lautt mir, 90 sersut Gu6 ni,.
6ttnrt6 @oGf nil Rubm errtu,,u.
gBuut or dReers, NOR er reid.
&ann ibnt b sfer @unI6 a~eIitaen,
Dtent or GuG unb fi9 sndlein.:
Seinrt6 gBpIf,
1SS pruabfraBe, ,pifber S. unb 6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27

Rebrsre fyeunpliHe 3immtr,
fur leeiae 6errsn Uber fleine Samifien paGenS,
iteRen biatS Al perrsutcn bel
8. ID arrbauen an Neuen Narft.
-. 8oarOsrs ftucen naIsItf bsauem rinae-
rihtets Gunner nno eiuen sutsn 3iid.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
so. @. OrTorne

W1. -. NeInrue
tlbrt ftsts elm srpees Eager bes ttncn Qaaerbters urb
9rrtere benin 8os, wsl6es sr fs;ntn seebrten auntsn n
Sous Iteftrt.
3lsIei& nta&t bsrfeIbs baS seebrte gubGitum earauf auIs
%rtertfani, oas CT
Sd9erbter. QIe unb Tcrtsr
tur Wtrtbl6aften unb ;lm GdmiIieneebrdtt& auf G[efb,u
eeie9sn tt9rt, bic t iI iGoer ~belieblsen Suaniitat p6ne pei-
tere preiSerb6tune inS Saus atliefsrt.
8slieIure:n, in rsintm Give 7ts Strasr ,uifttn grpob
auS Wrats etnistlalIsr. wsrsen piinftIiSa a~ussefaSrr.
3usleth empfrblt SereIbe leinene
3a9ertier SaIpn,
an Der item Strags, Dem Sbeatrr sesenitsr oeIeaen. bra,
ia oae 9etbrte @ubltfum bdkIbii ltcis auiss frirxes q
uno Die better Stquprs Iub 9iearrsu fnSn rirb.
81. 6. . claTue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
&emrp 8tfarkt,

UEIItT
Sroantr. lpilben Der 2tsn Hnb Stem.
&idmCnb. 8irainia.
&a- gftrbeacfhirre uno Qebers pplf,rnb ,iteu ;,hsr 81,
rerecn aelhmafppu a~uS9sfiprt. '
SeosT, Honer, Salllss. Reilttalttn, llcber,ile fI' 1nfru-
mcnte. 9eeerarbcihn fur militdriibe 3pste. Gp,pis oTt in
oaS Saitlerstlhdft ibldsenoe @rtfel ipttoen ait unS bifIisii
a~usSefupt unb btttet Der OsiBe nm seneiste auftriat.
va Stlrncere aufmsrtiantsit pirO 9irurAiltsn BAN
paSet iu9ereneet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
Weora Ghrrnbfrn.

6atrttant BON Spiesel. uno Silrer-8abm.u.
$40. II @opernrr Strass.
Osm otSilSen @usIifui bic s~rssbenlr an,eiss, sas id
;;rcnlnst babe, nOlciSit Rasmen isesr Nualitdt nnD G5rSEss m
pen Stitslteh Yrtifen nno in Der sr5bten aus,pabl an Sobsa
luno' Ntepa1atursn perret sleitfaaS biqisf a~aeaef,6rt'
Hm AvI1uI1e AuIrQae pitef u. Gbrenbero
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27

8rilte 9artsn>S 6msrsisn
ieotr art srbitIt lCtbsn nne o~srtault ,u Stuio,m
pEsis e. @asnsr,
lede BET 6, u, 9rpaofr,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-27
Mrs. gS g. @nnemrr-

Wtd'Ef 'dBe, iptithen Der 1Sten unp l9tsn.
MARI oaS osutIte 9ubIifum auf ibr 9eaer pom Stlp,Titrs
dlneeraniuaen, Nattsnblten. beuii6eR SihIbubrn II. E M
auimsfldm uno dtert cine reeae $thituuua.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
A MUSICAL CONVENTION,

X
ORWELL HILL, BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN'A =,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, March 5,
~ 1851. to continue four days, and close with Con
Friday evening March sth under the direction Of
PRoF. T. f. PERKINS,
Of the Normal Academy of Music, Geneseo, Ny The
announcement of Prof PERKINS, director is sui-
guarantee to the musical public, that who at
tend the convention VIII go away dissatisfied. Prot
PERKINS is pronounced by all who know him TO be one
Of the most efficient systematic and popular teachers Of
the day.
TnE OLIVE BRANCH, by Prof, Cook aud PERKINS, will
he used 1t is a work Of Sacred Music, Secular
Music and G!res just published and will be furnished to
singers during the convention free of charge however
those having The Olive Branch requested TO bring
them.
Prof. j. VIcSERy and daughters of Owego, n Y. will
attend the convention and and perform very
fine Ianoiorte and NiOn music, also the LeRay svile
brass band are expected to play at the concert.
Ample arrangement, viii bc made to entertain all who
may cordial invitation is extended all lovers
Of music.
Admission the whole course including concert, ca
tlcmcn 81 90 Ladies' 80 cents ;-Conccrt 2j cents
BY order Com. of Arrangements,
J. II. COWIES Sec'y.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
M Some new remedial agents-cOmposel

ns- Some new remedial agents-composed
=, III. active principles of our most choice indigenous
,,ptdiyestcd of crude and inert subsances-soiated
~ Chemical processes into purity and introduced by
rr,,,rsl Chemists and Herbasts for mild, safe and
sahls family physic offered to the public bearing
oroc Of Dr. PoRTER's Eclectic Pills, prepared solely
=, hi. Drug Store, corner Of Main and Pine street,
Towapda. Pa The Eclectic Pills do not contain Caome
,v other Mercura preparation, but are intended to
,rs,' successfully all The indications in which mercu-
ra,s are 60 n,rinsically desirable without incidentally
81 etir their dceterous results. During the season Of
Trs.t and Lung ccml aints, they should be given in
connection with Or. ToETERs Peccra! Syrup, or when
the Stomach or Liver is tuanged, the pills should be
,,.r., IN connection with Dr. PoEEEs Tonic Ehri.--
When thus used their wonderful power apparent in the
reorcd DIGESTION in the hcathl action Of the Lungs
Liver Stomach and Bowels, in the return of physical
and mental energy and in the confidence and cheerful
ness OF mind which dcIcnd upon the healthful discharge
o. the proper functions ly all the organs of the bodily
constitution. AEDICUs.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
For the RePorterl
PRACTICAL THANKSGIVING.


Trm the Governor mansion ana rom our Pupils.
Ts1e annually notified OF the appointment or day OF
t4ESssVng 70 lhe HTed' Nci Vt III s"ou' 'oI Is TIC
coEsecr&iIon OF such season "h"y heslecIeu DuSl-
less al least 10 some extent Is SuSPehueu anu '9'N
rlJe number among our various communities t'Ae part
public services suited 20 Tue OCCASION. Anu "
Is meet and rSh' 50 10 40 "Re'' IKE M"!o' "o'o' We
sAn conceive OF nothing to be thankful Tor.
Bot while with our ''ps we profess our gratitude ana
vr'sS do We "-o manifest 1t Ia our "res by c"aeof"'
lg even small por'A" nom an o'eF,"'"s cup " 'ne
relief o. those less highly favored Inc poor we nave
slwnys with us There are ever chl"'S III "hch Inc
I'lI' OF practical ihanh'"h'-' may L""H not IN our
reGA1orh''a> at least through 'H' lA''uVohS "hleh
warm near ." A'a"'''oi! ''S e''''' a'u i'i 'i,e O'"e
%. r 'A'"s l0'f ana 'Ic o'HcI"7e 0l'caIeu lot Or
pans o' '"t 'y' I'Nal i ma! Oe "'o"eu 'Nsh"y 70
'" la" ''"'.'y 'c"'nS "po" our c'ers! III
'ts'1' - 'I' A''''"! " SU.n cams al 'he'r proper
'.' VIII" - ''E'hAey o'ci''"Ned' LEI Ho' 'he ca
bow. d 'I'" h" "''"ofl'y VIC are l"Io'e'ed 1t oh'
Fl '''"r" 'eI''" man Ie" among Ihe'eS' ana Tie
.1 ana 'ne L''e passed 10y on te olher side. Leave
80 '" '"nS' !" me a'c'oeh'" charities oi lhe s'iay
i'''e N'lAl' 'H'ae ana c"I""lh il Se VIII
50. n.y. vac "''A"''' 'H.'''7'a VI o"' .s'.''N
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~ yo.f,. ,,c +, Cbri.tfa, i,rd. CON ~o,Iiz tI,o
..o,,,. sr q, ,,,,,,,o.f,;, +, rorro,o =, l-st,t
.r n,r,,r, ror,,. WI, which ,yo have ,+ r,,Io n
asr,opr,c and no c,~sp,on bopd Of sv,nna,hv
rp, how Stand, the case in regard 10 SUFFERING and ,er
j.br- Thousands ci,ri o,,r own land f. whom v arc
bound by tie tc, of = common rrru,,e reIicon and
desceat-..Ger not I any calamity that common prn
ten-e or f,rcsrt rfbf have ovcrcd Int alone bv tho
decree the sam. eIwisc Providence who meanwhile
ia, ,v,-cJ nc with oh,,5,r ,,rros,.
Few rr,I,ilv arc a, ,1s +;r ,,;,, cha
.e sr s,q-f, .,5 ,t,r,,.iau :, 49,, -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
Aem advertisements.
The Oxvgenated Bitters.

The qualities of this medicine has placed it upon an
imperishabe foundation In destroying disease, and in
ducing health, it has no parallel.
For the following Complaints these Bitters are Speci
fc viz Dyspepsia indigestion, Heart Burn Acidity
COstiUenesE Loss Of appetite. Headache and Genera
Debility.
In many sections of country this preparation is
tensively used by physicians in their practice and it
seems have restored many to health who appar
emily beyond the reach of the healing art.
Remarkable Case Of an Aged Person.
RICHMOND, TIoGA Co. Pa Aug. Is, 1858.
Messrs 6. W. FowLE Il Co.,
Gentlemen-Aer suffering for thirty years with Dys-
pcpsa and trying many remedies recommended for that
disease without any good result induced by DR.. F.
H. White to give the 0xYGENATED BITTERs a trial took
two bottles which gave me much relief concluded to
try two which have nearly quite effected cure.
nearly seventy five years of age, and for three
months past have eaten my food without experiencing
the slightest inconvenience suering and Is with
pleasure that recommend your remedy to dyspeptcs
A. HEBARD.
FROM DIR. wHIEE
MANSFIELD, TIoGA Co., Pa, Aug 26, 1858:
have used the OXYGENATED BITTERs in my practice
with decided debility and general prostratOn
&C. and condentally recommend it in general debility
FIJI. WHITE, ND.
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE & CO., Boston, and for
sale by J. g. PATTON and DR. II. c. PORTER TOwanda
The Drug Store Smithfied JOHN MATHER, Ulster e.
\. PERKINS, Athens J. +. LoSG Sons, Burlington
LOCKWOOD & BENEDICT, Alba; GUERNSEY Mitchell y.
Troy J. w. WooDBURN & Co.. Rome 5. n. Bronson,
Orwell d. d. NJ BAILEY LeRaysville, and by deahea
everywhere
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
FROM DIR. WHIEE
GUARDIANS SALE-By virture of {

RDlANS > SALE.-By Vlrture OF an
" order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford county,
will be exposed to sale by public vendue the 18th day
of March next, at o'clock, p. at the Steam Saw
Mil of Pynn Phelps Son, in Smithfeld township, the
undivided halt part of lot of land situate in Smith
field aforesaid bounded on the north by lands OF John
Benson, the east by Plynn Phelps, on the south by
Waterman j. Brown and on the west by EnOch Smith.
Containing so acres being the interest of Sarah Brown
and Alice A. Brown, minor children of c. q. Brown, de-
ceased, in said lot.
TERMs-One half at confirmation Of sale, and balance
in one year.
1.-THE other half of said lot will be sold at the same
time and place, by the heirs who Of agel
DARVENUS BROWNE,
Feb 81. 1851. Guardian OF said Minors.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28

r. Tuzerns Union sAYs.--We learn from
" Parish Secretary of the Wyoming canal, who, has
@ returned from trip along the line that the canals
s,ye suffered but slightly No damage has been done
l1'' be repaird in week 1t is the intention to
be canals this year little earlier than last season
,nos.ble about the middle OF March.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
M Y ER'S MILLS.

THE undersigned having purchased the above ren
i known mills and attached to il Steam Engine and
also put every thing connected with in perfect repair
with all the modern Improvements now In use in first
class FIGURING Miliswould respectfully solicit the pa.
tronage Of the that the reputation
the mill has heretofore borne may not suffer in the hands
of the new firm. II shall be aim do all work en-
trusted TO promptly and in the best possible nner
Customers from distance may rely upon having their
work done At once, as to make but "trip to miln
Mr. FROST will continue to give his personal at
tention 10 the business at the mill.
CASH paid for all kinds of GRAIN also Floar Meal
and Feed for sale at the lowest market prices.
MYER, FROST 90:
rsAAd STER - O. FRoST...........E J. YoE,
HoKrH TcwANrA, Oct. Q, I5as.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
The Towanda Gas and Water Company

NOTICE is hereby given to the subscribers
~ to the Capital stock Of said Company now subscr
bed agreeably the charter to meet at the Ward House
Towanda the 18th day of February inst at seven
clock D. the purpose of organizing said Company
and choosing board of Managers thereof Feb D. lS6l
c. l. WARD. G. F Mason J. d. MoNTANYE,J f. MEANS,
U. MERCUR. J JAMEs MACFARLANE. NJ c. C.MERCUR, ALLEN
MCKEAN, J. \. CoDDING, E. r. MYER, WN. Mix, J.
PowELL.-C COTpGTatOls
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
n..rrr G BREwsrER, Collector for the

HARVEY U. 7H""'Ir'''
-, of Barton, died very suddenly in Waverly, on
-..1.v morning 18th inst, He had formerly been
-, with throat disease, and by improper use of
80 of Silver had subjected himself to frequent at
of bleeding at the parts that had been cauterized
~ be night of his decease he had very severe attack
nd died in a very few minutes
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28

rs~ An unusual interest is now being man
,,,ed in this place upon the subject of religion Meet
inc, are held every evening u the Methodist and Bap'st
tbyrches which are well attended and have met with
rood degree Of success.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
e. CARD.

THE present depressed state of the Money
Il Market having had the effect to place many kinds Of
Goods within the reach OF Cash buyers, at much lower
prices than heretofore the undersigned begs TO give
tce that he has avaled himself of this reduction TO
large extent within the past days and is offering
many bargains such have heretofore never been squs
ed in this market.
Dec. 10, 1850, JOSEPH POWELL.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
TOCAt AND GENERAL.

4-,.oosrp.-The violent wind on Thursday
,,roo,ed the Mehopany bridge at tha. village
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
NOTICE.-The Commissioners Of Bradford

NOTICE-The Commissioners OF Bradford
IN County have fixed upon the following days and
dates for holding appeals, viz:
Athens twp, Athens boro, Armenia, Albany, Asylum
Burlington twp, Burlington bore Burlington west upon
Monday Feb. IS, 1861.
Canton. Columbia, Franklin, Granville, Herrick Lc-
Roy Ltchfeld and Monroe tp upon Tuesday, Feb. 26.
Monroe borO', Orwell, Overton Rome Rdgbery, South
Greek Smithfed and Standing Stone, upon Wednesday
Feb. u.
Springfield, Sylvania boro' SheShequin, Towanda tp ,
Towanda borO Towanda north, Troy bOro and Tuscaro
upon Thursday Feb. %.
Pike tsp, Troy, Terry, Ulster, Warren, Wyalusing,
Wysox and Weles upon Friday March lst
Windham and Wilnot upon Saturday, March 2,
Assessors will be punctua in delivering the notices TO
taxabes ard in making their returns in persen upon the
day designated in their warrants at which time and
place the Board of Revision will attend and hear all such
think themselves aggrieved by Assessment and make
such alterations and deductions may to them seem
Just. By order of Comrs,
E. B. COOLBAUGH,
Com RS Office Feb. |, 1861. Clerk,
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~Tbe late fresh injured the North

Canal about two miles above this place, by tear
D''I che towing path. The damage will be repaired
~ be opening of navigation
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,s- The Bradford Herald of last week
contain, an announcement Of suspension Of Its pu'l''
,,,r for the present.
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CAMPTowN ACADEMY,
REV. S. F. BROWN, PRINCIPAL

F1HE Spring Term of this Institution will
Il commence March L. 1861 and continue 10 weeks.
Terms Common English Branches ..........$2 so
Higher Branches. Observation-Disclosures. 3 so
Board convenient at reasonable prices.
Feb. 7, 1861 St.
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Iegdl.
SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of sundry

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of suudry
~ wrts of Yend. Expo, issued out of the court of
pleas of Bradford county, state of Pennsylva
MIA to me directed, will! be exposed TO public sale on
FRIDAY the Sth day o! March A. D. 1851 at the court
house in T0wanda at l o'clock p. m the following de
scrbed piece OF land situate in Smhed tp., and boun
ded follows Beginning at the centre of the road
passing the west line of said lot thence north 500 east
along the north line of g. A. Frenchs farm lS6 p. to
post thence northery SO pto post the line of lands
formerly Labina Adams now Wyllis Eamcs p west
ery of the old thence south 500 west along the
south line of Wyllis Eames lot lG4 D. to the centre of
the aforesaid thence south 0O east along said road
SO to the beginning Containing so with al
lowance of per cent for roads, be the more or
less, about IS acres improved, framed house,
framed barn and orchard thereon excepting from the
above about five Of the improved land situate in
the south west of above described land sold and
decided by Joseph Eames to David Newton owned
by +. Hurlburt.
Seized and taken into execution al the suit Of Ermons
Eames Joseph AnleS
ALSO-The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situate in Monroe township Bradford County and
State of Penn bounded follows Beginning at but.
tonwood stump ing the Towanda creek thence 1919 east
chains and p links to post, thence by lands of II.
Northrdp north 7l30 east chains and Is links to
stone heap thence by land late of s. Craner decd south
40 cast II chains and 5s links to post thence by the
same south Al 10 east chains and "a links to post,
thence by the south 1875 east chains and so links
post thence along the south side OF the Barclay r.
r. chains and 50 links the corner Of Grggs lot
thence along the south 23o east chains and SO
links to the centre Of state road thence along north
60 east chains and % links post thence by land
vi w H. mdsph soutI east Cndlil5 anu 10 INKS
post thence by land Of s. Cranmer decd south to
west As links to post, thence by the same south 23to
souh sap eas chains and 62nks to post and stones,
thence up the Towanda creek south 62to west chains
and Is links to post thence up the north 63to
west II chains and 81 links to post and stones thence
up the north SEQ west 30 chains and 30 links the
beginning containing % less all improved
one grst mill, one mill one plaster mill, five framed
dwelling houses, two framed barns and small orchard
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit OF O. F. Ma
son against Charles Wells. &c.. 49,.
A. HANSON sPALBING, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Feb. 7, 1861.
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GOING VEST.
GOING EAST.

fs5b, ,Nress (both ways) Express Freight and Fast
,ve- n, gong west and Fast Freight going east. run
ma. To Ni?ht Express Of Sundays, runs only to FL
y, a NJ Mail through to DurRjrk The 9o
runs only to Binghamton. ' ~
CHARLES MINOT. General Snp.
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". z. d e. RAIL Roam

= OA Z. KALI ROAD.
\ IsI p o honrS, commencing Thursday, Jan. "a
as boor. Trains will leave Wayerya about the follow
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