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NOTICE.
PERSONS wissias to get sh.ir. as.r,s. ysaa Il.
each % ih4 Askees q and
EMPLoYM NEWT Ar IInERat. WAGES

A. OR pork house. two miles west Of Dalton. Ga. up
r. The : skyof Narsh{ 49, Ri:'r. - Nh. J. p
chl44rains'. So Apply II once in person or b
better: IN OLIVER NICHOLS 4 CO.
afss-In Psrksrs Tor c. & a.
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NEGRO FOUND.

TAKEN UP near warfrice. Tenn. n~rrn isy
i framed Henry >ays he beln1gs % Tlnua< isrif
nm OF Mississippi Said 10y says e got let INN ~
master betw-ca Chattanooga and 1ullanoIna- Tie
can have him ~ rr1ving property aui pa -
rkarrts.
rdv50I~ D. .. RAGSDAI.El
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slslp 9Sbtrtis tmrnfs.
LOSE on YEsTERDAY

A POCKET BOOK containing $40 or SIS guard
n tan heed two snail accounts. and several other
papers will nay s. reward 70 any one Teiurning
the book 70 tie Rebel Office
decs-ltr Mrs MA. + RILEY
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NOTICE

TWENTY-FIVE CARPENTERS wanted Ii-nr,e-
L dist..y- in The army lu5n have sllea de
tailed 10 work on pablic volk at thaifaneoga Eeun.
ApFiy % re ktllys FeTry CT 10 Capt.E d Johns
ton IN Major Jonst Q. 81 ore.
nSv7a-i~ WI SMITH.
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TRoUT no Us E


HAVING thorcnElly renovated ms Htuse Il lbek
have To iaioIFn my old Tafren< All the trveE
rC F5iir th,t fhe Hease NIL be olcnlon ard kficr
wedhfSsaf. 23d Dcceaib-r-
dect-lw g. NcGINIEY. E'reniEei...
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A FI2STRATE Tanner and Fiu;Sier ran learn q
A an excellent sit1atioa. 81 sprf- ton 70 IL Gu
rier ocsce. Rons. Ga fdeef-sfl
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iRss- i thar named Thomas NJ. Mathews.
fell dead oh Tine strest in Nashville. last Fri
dsiis proximity II appeaE IS that lie was tlnweli
aid pad g4suP. and stat tied out to see a ply
slfisu. HslE4ifd before Teaching tbepIacIf. Dr.
INV siO5t the exEl,rnibing sphysicislf,, 4s2te4
tIIatEhe aifd df aPoRlsxl Il. 81
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B1sr The ST. Louis Republican, says that the
.FeHHeHh Gsieral who has commatd fsllo Mis-
sissipM Department has not m4n and means
enough TO chrry ont the prograrRms laid out
fA1Fl,;ll lil H t. - N i i iIi
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.@ISF BEAf-REG rD &C 4 r. fo- slle f.r,nufar-
trr~i A. 4 fnlii S.,si -. "a 'sF.a ia ~
Hosls titL .i-iiAf-i "A o.
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'SmokY Ron TO De RAzfII. That llmors
locplity iI Nash VIII. kndwn as : Smoky
nov. 4. w learn. 4 I.cesbmIisetely tazcd.
Many Of Dir 4unfors una ties Have 1icei tnfneh
out Of audi houses aniI cast aslriil uil9H tie
II Fl fBl#B.
IIIiI'ue Ih,As,itr beEere Is epsbelisI,e.I 4ish IL
loriiaIf II Major Gen JolIn hn,ksa,l NI4grp.
lcr and alsa a par irs;t of the Yankee tdeE.crhl
AmJfgfcl Efkrett , I'm iie- Fhc Illus tIakia4s
p the staEk fniitlel the ~islts L. Incensi;AFy' a.
Hot semitic Elave Rest ples y It'll. la genera
tkl4,sraI lIE9Al ex4eiirsI Zee of lie php,rl TIC
drtieieN. li3oriai ldh lotheFwiie are Of Illisl,I
ihttrest Hug NC fire lElsaked 10 cisroQtlc thu
ippes,rHIleelof se4srd ln4w cbutrilbuiol1. aIi
Elniqls iIIdrH Paul e. po ticaT Elnif 81
Iht9t tvlli fArnisllss j, si.isftr b,lE4.t ssh
teiiJed b Hsta.rti ii + alaT4t Of the f1ifgaF4
81. Hq Ehs aafl IN lhe .srsI e v,les III 4
sii HE h,ea-a1s a. 4 at e1A- tA4 Il l-H
Nh9llea on The ;af IL t ilfl.ini ldafH-s II
H ltlsIF III ye FireaIa OF KRIS.
II 1shdkhe Slutlstin Mtrat hiJ arcd llis 81 and i Il
TAElttAe . nits rlls, * la l.ltH Ell
TIE SqIk4- aI.bI ha. i eiiotiill rIl0I,
rhaekcikF.in 'wlIsb infpE ms us HAT thai
lisfipg qE4A.sl ne EelirfIalIA ssayist ii wholly
sympailIeti with the Condederase States ii
Ilelr stIgkIe,fo! srlls pciFle pee and HAT III il
has bedhetIlcnded iii sever III Of his t isoinlla
Lbpu; PlbRHs. rilblisilhd mottiiIys as a sort u
EditdtBl T4lile. Che Rf tled c, OH Tho Trent aT
fair, WaBliA his Iestyfin. 8t iI he
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~frecisl o. dr. tf|f
NJ |I-I
J. All persons wishing -. PERI 1sc spirit -rtis
l'qir- Tor urdie-l prfpo~~ mas LaTe otle fl,i=
re4Flar Ssretcr approx hy The Medical bir-rfn--
or iiSt Sui Eecn and fIls.-t Nlrshai. -H
ll- Al persons sro strict b -hltitsd seiuE spr
lifis 1nrr~ thin IncF N fls>t heaCfuh-rff-
except Drusei-tS arl CT. cfrs H.schalit~ Me htrr
cisi i,,ri~is fr,,-n Tie lcsf-iar64 u or ftie Peat
.r tx Provost NAf.i.ai
iIll- DruEl.-tt AID t;roccfy Nrrrilsrts \ fr- III
~fsA i.erlii-i' ~ g. Quilted keep 3 frt =
a1privel rri,er~ tprrifcd n Ar l. and reil,rnrt-
"a he crca u Sic Provost Na-<hslat ftt rib.- 81
eacA week TOR inip pc. non
~. Al fer~o fcsud 'atinS fhr abtrrIorcrs1
reference = selling ic1ors lii have their "a r
fsett and fufIrd csrr 10 tie Ist Stf<fo 81 Nedi
cal PurFeyoT- A H !
Rs-or.er Of BriS- Gen Helm. cen uisndri.- Pest
CIfAS. y PEhEN-
nbFl6-in Cara : f'Tck.,-s Ylr-iAr
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Adminis;rs<0T;s Sais OF Land

ID order a lis Cart n tiliiars q fir ssfr
~ i,tt >t4tcft Etoi ia, Eil ,1lcr 1T 70 The
~ 81 bidder - cash. fl the cl1ft Iar-~
The -on q Trt.ifa tirtr ,rai hii,iss 49,
a itf l-t llt-iay ~ lsrtir Al fft ff4rff ind
~ ~iileh tirn1 ta-ie, dlcd lirci. lgi1rn1 l.koat
1ftrk srft M IN c> ailoyf Irr-lisn- r.ltsicia
-tto - --up 7lres- at lf19 FRI rae ff'f. iafd
inl At-,rt CO.. llr< et1i.i = al sld she lclarr>
lotiifii1 iaiii. Slnc 5Fifr so are 49, mi
traf'tn- 1lslt -ol ~ u-acf Rrss~ |Da SD
riae7 : ils>t-rsts ia. Z rlli = ticl1-i- i-slli
l-l--s,s. EeEro- csl,in-. t1ia. >tll.l-~ kr-
Aftile Ssr1S fir1e ia r'le~ riii as, 81 ~ ~
Land iu TIE slc D i.s n ~ - Naies
tanning liso arft>. tlrh s-lIier
te lilder-irrei v silsa sd i4,.sl- ~ ffslrs de-
>siiar L. .,oarilirlc-
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WANTED

ITO rent com oriabie dwelling honse. By god
il tenant ior Ehch liberal rent VII Be secured sind
paid in extraordinarily. quarterly. or otherwlfe
rith guarantee against impreSslenf DAMAGES. p
ply AZ this ofhce- ldecS-2Hl III
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pan a good lrFce viii be paid for a negrs
Icy i'm DR. tNyelse years old. 70 do light worl
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NEGROES WANTED!
Two Substitutes Wanted
APPLY At this etsee- Inossotfl


Chattanooga. Nov 3tst. ls6e.
Sealed profosal- VII be received until IL Decrn~
her .ers tie building Il an Ordnance wafrhcuse ia
a affanonca. Sid warehouse be 100 fret rnr.
30 ieet wide and y feet high For further particulars
amply 10 Cspt. A ID. Humphries Ordnance oHirsr--
livery possible facility viii be given by the Qnat
master = Dcfartmenr. Z. II. JONES
novelist Maj Post Or
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NEGRNTS- ~ 81


CEvEN ~ t,rhs lsKEl.l- Nfa.EOsS ~
- p-rtiruiats apps II il,i. s.rio--
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ATTENTION 1st KY RECT CAVALRY
f Al authorized liz 6rn- ltrfE- u rai-t' --s 4F
1 rompIny- = u Fhn are tt-irt,.< 90 t-c..i sting
vil ud mr. ie.iq srifr- IN fas l,ate vs. tit arp :
ac'onlns.ar,s.< Ike becq made forrt4 sailert
comfort Cone lorEari and til. Do M 4-rtr
f' ''sss ,,. OK JONES fa fi'
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sfs- syc publish tbs morning finn Inc
Louisville IaprnAI Pflthh 9th a list Of she
Confeaggate sos.IieEf. WI hive ID ii Inc
hospital AMI beed Ii,srlel 1t IIhFro.lst,,srr
KY. The InFEnber WHIP lave disa at tia:
PLACE since tic bAtie'9f Perrkvilld, are As fol-
ioxh be Tesluss4ekknk. Is Nissisfippiails.l ii
G4dEgiAns. FtoFfllaii, J Ar,tsasila. ,
South Ilaroli4An+. hNprfA { iF9lipEahs, lif.l,u-
STA JAM all wonnlEah 1T fiat battld.
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QrtETEEN lsTEEs DErfr.
Chattanoo-a. llff- SIS. iSezl ~
Certided acrouhts ~ r. A. Bank. 81 "A Qls--
term sster. VII ~ paid ~ tae 80 'e r.
rosl In 5oSEs
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IL sTA1.E d TtNNEssRE. :

T-ITTT n
VeHE i-~irr,.rr X ta- X ~ Il niiii,s = B-f.
leci ll1vir- licei Suggested. 81 81 i>r- awning
rIaui- a-ain-t ft estai- arc b. b. rs iii "a T. e.
iicra via rl-e et e. r.. l.-itr .if 81 4 4 ~
D. ia ,rt.iifltll lftln iil- nea
- Isif iiity ALL Is -afs--r l.1=rci.
lcrf-fa ELIZA gf a i. rl1I-
AEIn'rx IS fle.l der
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4 GIkrm4n nAret Mobile Ds.tis z.El..aal
hasIbeHn estgblsli45 II ii Mobile. 81 q II,sssl.
Ikisnow. we bsltbye. ths pAly zsrinpi pa,
pc1 in The Ednfsiet4ey
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

sGa- Mr.. EDITOR AT a Convention held
in Monrose closing February 7th, 1852, under the d
rectun of Prof. J. g. TowNER the following resolutions
offered by the Committee, through their Chairman
WM. H. JEssUP, Esq, which unanimously adopted
by the Convention
Resoired That as members ofthis Convention, we de-
sire to express entire appreciation of the course of
vocal instruction given by Prof. G. IowNER well
calculated to promote and beauty in singing and
healthy action OF the vocal organs.
ResOired, That take pleasure in recommending Prof
j. g. TOwNER, able efficient, and practical instruc
tor in vocal training and worthy OF the confidence and
encouragement of all lovers Of good vocal music
Rcsored That consider the system of BAssINI the
only true system of vocal training.
Resoed That we have greatly enjoyed the instruction
have here received and hope TO carry the benefits Of
it with through our subsequent lives.
ResOiUed, That while training voices to
sweetest melody here we should forget TO tune
hearts to that richer and perfect harmony which
swes 'ernal in the skies"
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DS~ How TO GO TO SLEEP.-No doubt 4

BSF~ How TO GO TO SLEEP No doubt there
many of our readers who understand this delightful
art perfection but there are certain conditions of
mal economy, in state of health, when tired
tures sweet restorer refuses to close lids and
pertnaciousy to fly from though wooed ever
ly. The most natural and acle method is to place the
head in comfortable position and then taking in full
inspiration, breathe much possible through the
tris The attention must be fixed upon the fact of
breathing The patient must imagine that he the
breath passing from his nostrils and the very moment
be brings his mind to conceive this apart from all other
ideas consciousness and memory depart andhe sleeps.
The method is strange, but simple, and the experiment
will prove its truth.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20
RSy- We have been shown by Dr.. II. YVES

ESP We have been shown by Dr. Fl IVES
TON of this place beautiful piece Of Artistic Dentistry
set of teeth, manufactured by himself the Con-
tnuous Gum system which far surpasses anything of the
kind haver before seen. For cleanliness and durib
y this system of work possesses the greatest advantages
the ordinary mode of dentistry The gum is firm
melted the Platna Plate allowing crevce for the
collection of food fluid to anOy the The abso
Lutte impossbility Of furnishing plate which retains
its svery brightness in every condition of the mouth
mpartiag the slightest taste must give entire salts
faction. There E in fact fascination about this style
OF work, which other possesses, it seems to COM
pete in point Of beauty with nature ITSELF 1t restores
the shrunken and distorted features to youthful and
mated expression lfelike in appearance that the
closest scrutiny fails to detect it, In artistic beauty
curacy of adaptation and durability this work commends
itself to all who unfortunate to need artificial
teeth.
this and other branches of dentistry, Dr.. IVES
TON has superior in this section OF country.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

TN The matter of Partition Of Ike estate of
Il John DonnoLy decd, late Of Wyatlsimg sot1nship
county Of Bradford and State Of syiUalia.
To Margaret and Grace Donolly Take notice. that on
petition of guardian of Sarah and James Donolly the Or
phans Court of the county aforesaid awarded Inquest
and Jury of Inquest will he held the premises
18th day Of April A. D. 1862 between the hours Of 10
Il OCOck TO ascertain whether piece of land sit in
the township aforesaid described follows can be di
vided without injury TO the whole, &c. On the north
by lands Of Joseph Vanankin the east by lands Of
Cornelius Bump and James McCrossan on the south by
land of James Boyle and Charles Summer, and the
west by John DOnnoly Deldne Huff and Henry Nurse,
containing 76 acres OF which the said John Donnoy died
seized in fee simple. A. II. SPALDlNG.
TOwanda Feb. 49, 1862 Sheriff.
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nsy~ TAX ON NEwspApERs-Tbe Cbenaupo

Ra~ TAX ON NEwsPAPERs-The Chenango
american says: If, after printer has paid every tax
that is imposed other men he is required to pay an
additional tax on every paper he prints why should not
the rule apply to other pares For instance after the
of mill has been taxed for all the property
he possesses let him be required to pay percentage
every piece oflumber he manufactures and with all
other manufacturers Call the farmer for percentage
on the oats rye, corn potatoes &C. which he raises
Tax the Dister on the whiskey and the brewer his
beer Make the thing general and will go in for it
but object being selected out objects of extraor
dinary taxation.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20
Pa SMALL NorEs.-The small notes issued

by nearly all the banks in the State have become
principal circulating medium to the exclusion of coin
and to extent of bills OF larger denomination
Gold dollars. smong business men, are becoming, like
angels visits few and far between and silver shy
Plentiful used to be for making change.
Ofcoure everybody takes the small notes, and glad to
get them The misers who hoard up the gold and
silver in their strong boxes and long purses little
suspicious OF small paper money and consequently pay
them out fast as they get them which is real bes
ing for if keeps money in circulation and has tenden
cy make the times better than they otherwise would
be.
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% HOVE MADE SUGxR-The Cincinnati
,s-,': A member Of a leading foundry estab,
'''lned US us that their chief business at pres
ma, manufacture of sugar kittles. We are also
h. grocery merchant that there is an extraor-
=. .-1od from the interior for buckets, some farm
b., MY dozen. This means extensive prepa-
y A., 'ue manufacture Of maple sugar This busi-
e,,,,s . NE high price of cane sugars, will yield
Rs..s and with favorable season a crop will be
M 'Da' viii astonish the sugar trade of the coun.
x,. IPtise and disappoint those who have been an
=, '@fgely increased revenue from the imports Of
,s,. oupe's' The manufacture of maple and sorgh
D., the signs do not fail, viii, with the econo-
ag g,,, Oeng Practised in consumption, make the
Er,.,. molly Independent OF Louisiana crops.n
ss,t,' 'aa' 'ne farmers of Bradford will engage in
ss s'.'lfe Of maple sugar, the coming SD ring as
D., POu'aole to them as well az beneficial to the
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20
4e> COUNTRY BAR. ROOM saws the

"S COUNTRY BAR.RooM -IRvIya says the
or .,F true liberty in this world is the barr oom
7oo, 1a an institution where you may pull of
r,b with your boots, roll up your trowsers
ny. 80 'a'es and pnff away at your tronbles with a
any lear that broom-stick viii draw your
b. 'le carpet, or dark complexioned frowns re-
'he injurious effect of tobacco juice on the
lie parlor will do for those who are brought
e 1e>po'sm; but to a man who has once fed on
fs,,,, 'aeFe IS no spot in the world where he can
g., area ot freedom with iessdanger of raising an
|an..u' 'han IN the snug, cozy corner of a coun.
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. 4. 1862.
HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE UN-
L Il TIED STATES, dated August 10, 1861 and paya-
bic in three years from date, hereby notified that
provision made for the payment of the Coupons of semi
annual interest which became due the 10th instant
coin agreeaby TO their by the Treasurer of the I'm
tied States at Washington, by either of the Assistant
Treasurers at New York, Boston, and Philadelphia All
such Coupons together with schedules showing the
Der and amount of each Coupon and the aggregate
of each parcel must be presented for examination and
verfcaton at least three full business days before pay
ment. s. p. CHASE,
Feb. II, 1862 Secretary of the Treasury.
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tSTWEIGHT OF A MILLION DOLLARS IN GOLD
oihc question what is the weight of million dol
god?' officer Of the Mint answers as follows
weight Of one million dollars in United States gold
$3.50 troy ounces. This makes 4 ,479 pounds ounces
p nearly two tons and quarter, reckoning 2 900
lis to each ton. As weghty it is, doubt if the
ont we're offered to any who could lift it, enough
ns would be found ready to break their necks in the
attempt.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

sas- On Monday evening last, grand
demonstration was made in this place in honor of the
,' HAT achievements ofVur army by way ola bonfire
l boys burned several tar casks be side such other
"noas0e material as they could lay their hands on
20 speeches were made but enthusiasm knew no
-2ds' 1t Was decidedly patriotic demonstration.
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cr,, BrrgpryG "A correspondent

To Srop BLEEDING. correspondent
o,bs fp,e,fcau Agyicui't wr ties that bleeding from
,ro1pd in man or beast may be stopped by mixture
~ wheat -four and common salt, bound on with cloth
tbe bleeding be pofuse use large quantity say from
on. to three pnts Il may be left on for hours or even
dsvs Unnecessary.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

ns5~ SKAnsTICAL-Upon the Indulgence of
bis now fashionable pastime, the Journal Of Health is
necialy particular If the thermameter is below
'y,' it says, aid the wind is blowing, no lady or
lid should be skating We are not so clear about this.
The lady is below thirty and graceful figure let her
ate, no matter how the mercury desceuds If she is
e reverse-let her slide!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

fSr FRozEy TO DEATH.-The M0ntrose Re
PUBLICAN Of the 18th inst says Mr.. Henry Spearback,
Hartford was frozen to death Sunday night Febru-
sry "a He was found Monday morning laying at his
chop door lie intoxicated and slept in his shop that
night and had apparently fallen out of the door, and
being unable to rise, had roz to death where he fell
lie leaves vie and two children.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

e Tbs GENEsEE FARMER.-The Februa-
,'aoe' Of this well known agricultural journal is re-
a. As We have often said before the Farmer is the
<a' and one of the best agricultural and horticu.
PAPER published 1t costs only so cents year and
'hhom this number that the publisher offers some
"aag.y liberal premiums to all who subscribe for
s,2e' at this time. Specimen copies of the paper
~ee 70 al applicants. Address JOSEPH HARRIS,
s.-e;,er y Y
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BRADFORD CO., Pa.

The Collegiate year is divided into three terms Of IL
weeks each. The Anniversary exercises will be held
the close of the Spring term.
No deduction will be made for absence except in
of protracted illness of over two weeks.
instrumental Music will not heretofore be taught
the Institution but by special class will
be taught in hall adjoining the grounds of the Institute
by the Teacher of Vocal Music.
This arrangement has been adopted for the past term
and experience has proved to be emnenty superior
the plan pursued in former years. Special pains will be
taken TO the greatest progress Of those wishing to
take lessons In this branch Terms vii be as heretofore
Tuition Piano Forte per term ........... $40 90
Use of instrument Gu which 20 take lessons. so
do for practice. e................y. OF
Pupils boarding in the Hall will furnish their own tow
els &c. and the table silver their option. is desira
bic that they also furnish their bed and bedding
when it is convenient but when otherwise these will be
furnished at slight charge.
1t is strongly recommended that students from abroad
should board ia the Institution better opportunities
for advancement ia study are thereby secured
Normal DepdIlaaeat-Speciai exercises a<raaReo
without extra charge for those preparing themselves
able and well known Superintendent of Common Schools
in the county has kindly consented to organize the Tea
chers class, and direct the course to be pursued.
He will also be present to conduct its exercises often
practicable and will deliver frequent lectures the
Theory and Practice of Teaching ALSO other subjects
connected with Normal training.
These persons therefore intending to engage inteach
ing for the winter will find greatly to their advantage
to be present during the Fall term.
Pref COburns connection with the institution is not
such TO in any interfere with the discharge Of ths
regular duties of his Office.
No pains will be spared the part of the Faculty and
Trustees in sustaining the high republication the nstu
ton has hitherto enjoyed, and in rendering il
thy OF future patronage and and support up Rs, =, n,
Aug.5 1861
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

seA- A RELIABLE CovCERx.-Reader we
an assure you troE1 personal knowledge that b. De-
and Co.'S Chemical saleratus be relied on as being
recy pure, healthy and uniform in its results The
?retors are also reliable men, who have by integrity
Ii perseverance, built up mammoth business within
years past Try the saleratus and prove our words
-e Tor yourselves 1t 10 for sale by al wholesale and
aial dealers in the country t..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

Towanda Boro', Township, North, Commissioners
Office, in said Boro', Tuesday, April, l.
Assessors will be punctual in delivering Notices to
the axabes and in making their returns upon the day
designated in their warrents at which time and place
the Board of Revision will attend and hear such hnF
themselves aggreved by said assessment and make sueh
alterations as to them shall appear reasonable.
BY order of said Board.
E.B. COOLBAUGH, Clerk.
Commissioners Office,
Towanda. Feb l, 1862. I
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

ny- Doc TAx.-We notice by our exchang-
inst petitions for dog Of not less than one dol lar
re circulation in various parts of the State. They pray
legislature impose this tax for the purpose of aid
g in the support OF the poor for school and road purpos-
= The idea may be good one, but the petitioners Will
al all taxation hereafter, sufficiently high without the
-e;essity Of creating any new taxes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20
,a 4 Onartermaster of the Massacbusett,

20 A Qnartermaster of the Massachusetts,
NH writes " You may say to any of your friends of
he soldier that few articles contribute much to his
th and comfort at little cost, as vest or waist
r.t which may be made Of scraps of wooden. without
rgd to color, it is shown-the soldiers coat
hing always buttoned. No vests supplied by the
r7er1ment and they protect the most vital part"