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~ sunday morning at about 3 o'clock,
no ,bree miles beyond Antioch, q por-
,,n of tbe passenger train on its way to
%i, nl,co on the Nashville and Chatta-
10000 ,,ilroad, was thrown from the
,,,cb The train consisted of eleven
oar. besides The baggage car, which, in
.,.,d of being as usual next the tender,
vas Immediately in the rear Of the sixth
"a, It is supposed the accident was
..ossd by the breaking of the break plate
+ one of the wheels of the baggage car
,be broken plate dropping on the rail
and throwing the car oil, together with
he five cars bohindit The baggage car
,o,oed over down the embankment which
!, about ten feet in height, at that point;
and was the only car that went down.
as other five merely got off the track.
The locomotive and the six cars in front
Of the baggage car, remained on the
track. The damage done was small.
There we're but two persons in the baggage
car al the time, neither of whom was
badly hurt-one of them was slightly
bruised. The road was injured some,
but was soon repaired.
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Mr.. JoHN AETRoBus, of Chicago, =
distinguished artist, arrived in this city
Sunday evening, and is stopping at tie
st. Cloud. Mr.. A is on his way to Chat
tanOOga, commissioned by number Of
eminent citizens Of Illinois, TO paint .
portrait Of Gen. Grant
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Recorder Shane tried thirty-ninc cases
in his court yesterdays large PrOpOr-
ton of them for drunkenness and disor-
Derby conduct. eA
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just received splendid lot of Mems,
Women's, Misses, Youths and Children's
Shoes and Boots, for sale low by
Oct cow. M. L. ALEXANDER
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We learn that twenty FIVE families of
refugees from Chattanooga, have arrived
in Nashville recently. We hope they
have found good quarters; and may soon
have the pleasure of returning TO their
homes.
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Auction sale Of Groceries, Watches,
&c, postponed from Friday last, will
take place this morning at 10 o'clock,
positively. w, H. LUoUs g. 90.
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aashriIIe AuiUu.
MORNING, OCT "a 1868.

". are qlad TO learn that the rumors
-. mentioned Sunday Of datnsges done
~. rebels on the Nashville and Chat
, " Railroad, we're greatly exagge-
'',.d The track was torn up and a
~. ,nD off this side Of Dscherd, but
y, ,.bols made nothing, having been
I ~ away before they could profit by
4 Il, deviltry.
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TnEATRE.-A large audience attended
The Theatrel last night, TO greet Mics Kate
Denim and Mr.. Ryan. The performances
gave the greatest satisfaction. Miss
Denim laid the foundation upon which TO
build substantial popularity here; and
we are glad to announce will reappear
tonight in the parts she played last
night in the great drama of East
Lynne" Mr.. Ryan appears as Barney
in The after-piece Of Barney, The Ba
ron" Go and enjoy yourself, reader.
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Suspension OF STE Nashville Daily
journal.

Ia consequence Of illness in the fAmi-
ly Of one Of the prOPrietors--the defsc
tive condition Of the press--the absence
Of Colonel Houk, ia East Tennessee -
and the irregularily OF she Army Mail
to the front, the proprietofs Of the Joityn.
al end it necessary--for short time-to
suspend the issue OF their paper.
Mr.. ], t Bland is authorized to settle
all the business of the concern.
J. BLANKINSHIP & co.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct 20, 1868.
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mentoned boIow.

mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have been wound up aud their Notes, n any are
out, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, az BrOwnayilis
Genital Bank Of Tennessee, AZ Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, az Memphis.
Memphis saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Rank, at MurireasborO.
Miners and ManuActurers Bank, A. Hn0Ku O.
Bank Of East Tennessee, AZ kn0Hvills
Hank OF Trenton, a Trenton.
Bank Of Joa0rs0ns A. Daudridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, nt TaEoWen.
Bank y TagoWon, az TaEewol
Lssrenoeburg hank, Al Lawrenos burg
CiuaehH' Bank, at Memphis.
Bank OF America, az ClafkgFine.
Exchange Bank, Gc0rgia.
southern Bank Georgia
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The types played the wild with our
editorial matter yeaterdsy.-NaslwHe
Oh! Mercer, was not your pen the origi-
nal transgressor ?--Nel0 Alany Ledger.
No, sir. The Original TrAnpgressor"
was Lucifer, a near relation Of yours.
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"A. LOUIS Co.
Trade generally,

that having concluded to change their business they
now offer their entire H1u. 900
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Baak-WOtE g|t.

CORRECTRD DAILY by LEX 8. DUNN CO..
no. as UNION sTREEE
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sTo1K OF GOODS
at actual Cost and Transport
alton.

Their stock consists In part Of the following goods,
but as their stock s very extensive, u u impossible
70 enumeFate svery article
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.......lrs pa nv .s.siss. ).
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Champaign, Sparkling and Still Catawba, Ginger and
blackb rry Wines NathRns celebrated Union Bitters
Catawba Brandy, Gin Cocktails (ready made,) Rye
and Bourbon whiskey, Ale and Lager Beer, at
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CALICOES.

A MAGNIFICENT stock, consulting Of long aud
n squa,e Pla'ds, b oche, stella, Thibet fIinged
Cashmere, Premier All wool shawls; also SAX double
Shawl5 For sale nt aSe
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LOW PRICES!

LADIEs will save money by calling soon And buy
ing quickly, goods rapidly rising ia the East
ern markets.
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lust REoEIvED, and receiving direct from the
~ Cheapest Markets,
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MERINOS.
Scotch Plaids.
FRENCH CHlNTz

100 PIECES Of the latest styles and most fashion
lUO able patterns and inest eoors. Very rieh
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us~ SAD ACcIDENr.-The Owego Ga~~tt

NJ. SAD AccIDENT-Th Owego Ga2~ttt
sys:-" On Saturday afternoon last, Mr.. WM G. Bosr-
WICK an employee in the Br Shop of this village,
was thrown backwards upon a circular His head
passed so near the cut his hat badly then his
right arm struck it and cut completely of about FIVE
inches below the elbow.
The arm was promptly amputated and dressed by DR..
DANIELS assisted by DR.. ARNOLD, and he is doing
well and seems likely to recover.
Having known Mr.. Bostwck from lis boyhood, are
enabled bear testimony bis uniform has of indus
Try and strict morality, and the good character he has
always maintained in the community and we sincerely
sympaze with him ana his family in tas great and ire
parable misfortune.
-IycENDIAHIsN.- early in the evening Of Saturday
last the barn Of Mr.. PREsEEvED HINES on the Apaachn
Creek set fire, but being discovered before the
fire had made much progress it easily extingaished
after which Nj Hines turned out two cows that were
in the stable and retired supposing that the miscre
ants would have sufficient bodncsS to return and renew
the attempt bat later in the night they did returc and
8;er diving tie back into the stable gain set the
barn fire, and it burned to the ground with al
il contents.
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,sg- DYg1XG TO LIVE AND LIVING TO DYE
Il. rnyrxp CoMProS, the American Dyer, late OF New
~ ci.v has come to Towanda to make It his perma-
80. .--, We welcome Mr. Compton among Us. and
,e he may and it both pleasant anu profitable to
ain The introduction of any branch of business,
r,o his benefits a community. nyeing establishment
L o,r been needed in this vicinity MIR. c.. We uEGer-
,n5 has leased for term OF years, the large and CON-
,odiors building Bridge Street formerly occupied
Rowling Saloon and Grocery for the purpose of carry
g on Plain and Fancy Dyeing in all is various branch
80 We took occasion to call at his establishment, on
Monday last and must say were highly pleased
With tie various specimens of his work. There is no
3rI but what he hroughly understands his business.
He will dye your garments any color you may desire
We advise all having work to be done TO call at his
Enlistment r eXhmne ior themselves. We we're shown
great quantity of splendid Broclla Shawls which had
.n cleaned and just taken from the press, and to
,bev sppeared like new Also Moreno SILK and Grape
sbayls Ladies Silk Moreno aud Delane Dresses Cloaks
Nsntllas Table Spreads, &c, &c. Also, Ia ge an
tv and variety of Gentlemens apparel all to be clean
ID or colored We beSpeak 70 Mr. Compton fair trial
with bis chemicals and dyes feeling confident that he
vilfu sustain predictions. He comes among US
highly recommended. t.
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In Sylvana borough on the 5th inst. HARRIET PRINCE,
aSee % years, a resident OF Rome twp.
Mrs. PRINCE visit TO her son. David Prince
6was suddenly attacked with chronic Inflammation suffer
Ing most intensely for few days Thus she passed away
leaving large concourse of friends to her loss,
yet they do not those without hope she had
been professor of the religion of Jesus Christ for
thirty and had adorned her profession by well
ardoed and devout life. May the Iord grant that may
De prepared to meet her in the land of bliss.
In Springfield on the morning OF the Sd ult after pain
iu illness Of about seven months DURATION which wa
Dnlhe with christian resi- >gnation, Mr.. BARN ARD
NE"ELL, in the 10th year Of his age
Mr. NEWELL born ~ tie State Of Vermont, and
emigrated to this place from New Hampshire, in 1910,
Saen but youth. From that time until his death (with
he exception of about three years spent in the State of
New York; he lived the farm, where, with his
idther, he found home when the township almost
wilderness, inhabited by wild beast with occasion
a. opening made by human hands with perhaps log
Cabin in the centre. He has lived the forest clear
ed away and the wilderness to become fruitful field
The disease ct hch he died dropsy, terminating
IN consumption. AS a neghbor, he kind and obg-
ing as husband, he always pleasant and cheerful
lie has left widow to travel in the journey of life
alone, having children to comfort her in her decn-
ing years
The memory Of the just is blessed
III portage Wis, on the 26th ult., CLARA AUGUSTA,
youngest daughter of Isaac w. and Eunice K Bacon,
aged wears months and days.
Ny seraph child what precious hopes in thee were
garnered up!
with thy sweet love how fraught with bliss seemed Lies
enchanted cup!
uoD made thee, o, so perfect and mine eye hath
seen
An end Of all perfection in this wreck OF what hath been
U what pure repose is there what mild uncons scous
grace
seems enanang from that calm and lovely spirit face
Ana look at that fair postureust little turned aside
As!ht's seer Re: sessp.ng; Nc, ny ctas hae aiss
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DROCLAMATION-Whcrcas

DROCLAMATION.-Whcreas the Hon
l. U. MERCUR, President Judge of the 18th ia
dcia District, consisting of the Counties of bradford
anG ;usQueha1na, and Honorabes JOHN PASSMoRE, and
V. NJ. LoNG, Associate judges, in and fer said county
of Bradford have issued their precept bearing date the
9th day ofMarch A. D. 1868 to directed, for holding
Court of Oyer and Termhe, General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court - To
wanda for the County of Bradford Monday, the 4th
day of May next, to continue two weeks.
Notice therefore hereby given to the Coroners and
Justices of the Peace and ConstabeS of the County Of
Bradford that they be then and there in their proper
person. 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. With
their records nquistons and other remembrances, to
do those things which to their Office appertans to be
done and those who bound by recOgniZance 9TH
erwse to prosecute against the prisoners who
be in the Jail of said County who shall lie bound to
appear at the said court to be then and there to
prosecute against them shall be just Jurors re-
quesed to be prctua in their attendance, agreeaby to
their notice.
Dated at Towanda, the I'd of April in the year of orr
Lord, thousand eight hundred and sXtythree aud
Of the Independence of the United states, the eighty
sixth. A. H. SPALDING. Sheriff.
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No The following Bill has passed the New

~ The following Bill has passed the New
York Legislature -
An Act to provide for the extension OF the Chenango
nal from its termination or the village of Bng
haaton, to the North Branch canal the State line
SECTION l. The caGai Commissioners shall, from time
TO time, as funds shall bc appropriated, extend the Che
mango canal from its present termination at the
village Of Binghamon down tie Susquchanna valley by
the most advantageous routes to the State line Ath
ems Pennsy sylvanl, To connect the with the
North Branch canal of Pennsylvania said extension
shall be let by contract at the lowest price, with ade-
qaae security for its per ornance, public notice being
gTen Of the Lettings according to the provisions Of the
law
g. Said extension shall be of the same width and
depth and size Of structures the Chenango canal
except so far improvements in permanency, or
otherwise may lie obtained without increasing the
Fcnse and without interfering with the usefulness and
lSrmanency OF The work
g. But no expenditure shall he made allowed TN
der this act, until the State OF Pennsylvania, a com
lany OF reliable responsibility, Incorporated under Its
laws shall satisfy the canal board Of this state that ample
and certain provisions have been made to complete a
haygable canal from the said S. ate line down 70 and
f'rn connection with the North Branch canal, at oI
Lear the village Of Athens in said state OF Penn yania
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DEGISTERS NOTICEs.-Notice is here

- . NOl is mere
~ by givea, th2t there has been filed and settled in
the Office of the Register OF Wills in and for the county
of Bradford accounts of Administration upon the fol-
lowing estates, viz
Final account of o J Chubbuck, Guardian of E Uar
,lton.
Triennial account of Chubbuck. of Martha and ]
Hamilton minor children of Joseph Il Hamilton decd
late of Windham twp.
Final account of John p sharts, Executor of John
Sharts decd late of Wiimot tn
Partial account 81 VIM Jennings and Chamberlin,
Executors OF = Coleman, decd, late of Wyalusng twp
Final account of J B Norman Mexican, Administra
ors Gi Jehil Mexican Iced late of West Burlington twp
Final account OF ! Pierce executor of Ballard,
decd, late of Troy borough.
Final account Of Jos Marsh, admir- of Issac Nichols
e'cd late OF Pike twp.
Final account of VIM Russell administrator Of Han.
nah Smith, decd, ctc of Warren twp.
Final account of Cyrus Cook, adms of Mary Ru sse
! dec d.. late OF Orwell Twp.
Final account of Charles Brown, admir- of j L Can
non dec a late of Rome twp.
Partial account of Andrew Kiff admir- of Buel Smith
| deed, late Of Canton twp.
Final account of orris and ]. D Shepard, excrs of
Nathan Shepard, decd, late OF Wells twp.
| Final account of John Morrow, ex'r of Richard Nc
! Pherson decd late of Wyalusing.
| Final account of Caroline Montgomery. executrix of
of Robert Montgomery decd late of Tuscarora twp.
Final account of James Voorhis admir- of Eenor Voor-
| his. dec d. late OF Springfield twp.
Partial account OF Smith Lent Administrator Of John
| j. Reynolds, decd, late of Windham twp.
ALSO-The appraisement of property set off by Ex-
ecutors Administrators to widows children Of the
! following decedents
| Estate of Moses Garfield Of Wysox
- Eleazer Wright, of Litchfeld
{. Nathaniel Terry, of Terry,
% " Jeptha Rider OF Terry,
" Joseph Hamilton, Of Windharn.
And the same will be presented to the Orphans Court
of Bradford County. on Monday the 4th day OF MAY
-'-'' n. c. EisBREE, Register.
RssEsse,'s o@c1 To~,nis: April 0, 1855
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In my great grief my blessed Lord hath this assurance

In my great grief my blessed Lord hath this assurance
sent.
mat tbs imposed for discipline and not for punishment
ana this dear saying shall assuage soothe my
Wild
He doth not willingly aflict grieve' His errng
child.
And though turn from thatlow grave bereaved and
desolae,
My sorrw. sanctifed by Him. will work another weight;
An endless and exceeding weight of glory and of bliss
Transcendng in that holy world the sorrow borne in
this.
Beside her blessed Saviour now and like him undefed
ransomed snow-white little lamb there roams my ra-
diant child;
Death hath no more dominion DER her glad and silve
voice,
And her lair eniranchised spirit doth unspeakaby rejoice
On Saturday 18th inst, of diabetis JACOB RUTTY ell
deN son OF Ezra Rutty of the l4lst Regiment 2. v.
aged 20 years.
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.zr Inasnuch as the official duties as coun,
superintendent of the undersigned will close on the
y, ofNav it is very desirable that the four month s
;scates and annual reports be all forwarded to his
g.. before that time in order that he may close up
aboIe business of the year during his term 1t is
,saepty expected that directors will give attention
otbis matter T. 49, CobuhN.
!pril IS, 1863.
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FARM FOR SALE,

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
Il sale the farm upon which lie lives, situate
about one mile north OF the village of Towanda on the
maid road leading to Athens Said farm contains about
IS acres all improved and is under good state of eu
tivation with dwelling house. harm. stable and other
buildings thereon also good orchard and other fruit
trees, and good spring few roGs from the house.
For further information address enquire of the sub
scrber, on the premises. ..-
North Towanda April Is, 1868.
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II AGl12 -t,3Da

At Orwell Parsonage. on tnc 18th ms: b. Rev. J. y.
Ros<eei, GEORGE y. BAETON, Of Apalaclin, and
EUNlCE NJ. VANDERMAEK, of Monroe.
IN Terry, April l5th by Rev. J. II. R9ss Mr.. GEORGE
RICHARDS to Miss LUCY WELLES, both CT Terrr.
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Athens twp-H H Green
John Morley, julius To
| Asylum-Joseph Braund.
Burlington-P -Philander Burn.
Ii. chfield-A Baldwin.
Monroe twp--Morris Kel
logg.
Rome twp-W Tanner. {
NJ VanWinkle.
Sheshequin-T B Marshall
L J Culver.
TRAVERSE JURo
Athens twp-Watson Sut
lift. Hanley Tozer, / A
Weller.
Armenia-Alba Burnham
Alex Cease. C H Weller
Athens boro--J l. Drake, }
Parsons, VIM Durant, G
H Wells. C Hunsicker.
Asylum-Charles Stevens
Burlington-L NJ Rundall,
J S Clark. E Kendall.
Canton-John G Mason.
Granvilie--C w Churchill
LeRoy-Alfred Stone.
Monroe-Joseph Ingham.
Overton-James Haverly.
Pike-John Black.
Ridgbury-A Tanner.
Smithfeld-L B Gerould, f
Wood.
Shesaeqnin-Wm Post.
TRAVERSE JCRoI
Athens twp-GrantStevens
G Walker.
Athens boro-Wm Hancock
Albany-John Brown.
Asylum P Ellis.
Armenia-Nathan Sherman
Burlington West-T Black
well.
Columbia--Joseph Beeman,
Newberry Calkins. E
Young.
Canton--W S Jayne, E Ian,
don.
Franklin-J " Taylor.
Granville-S J Saxton.
Herrick-T S Camp.
Litchheld-J T Dutton.
MOnroe--Wn Beardsley.
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2em Aobrrtfsemeuts.

TO THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF
Il BRADFORD COUNTY. = The undersigned a
teacher "estahli.hod merit and large experience would
respectfully beg the privilege of presenting his name
candidate for the County Snrerin tendency the
suing year As the School Law requires that you select
person OF experience in teaching. well of scientf-
c attainments he hopes his claim. to qualification
may receive your most careful consideration In regard
|" qualification you respectfully referred to the form
er superintendent, g. X. COBURN and G GUvCp
MARTIN MONTGOMERY.
Tuscarora srril 81 IoGp
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.s No7IcE.-In consequence of the Ma
,o,l Fast, ordered by the President of the United
[ .. on Thursday April sOth 1863 the sherifs sales
sed for that day, will be continued to Friday the
of May 1868, at the same place and time OF day.
Hs~ A. II. SPALDING, Sheriff.
,rrl %, 1868.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE Notice is here,
~ hy given that all persons indebted to the es, te Of
II. X. Smith, late of Smthfed twp. decd req .s
10 make payment without delay and those having aims
against said estate must present them duly
for settlement. LAURA A. SMITH,
kpsl 7, 1903 Execat.ix
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-23
TO THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF BRADF0 RICO
FOR Said.

THE HOUSE SITUATE IN TOWAN-
l. DA now occupied by the subscriber is offered for
sale The house is substantially bui two stories high
with basement and is conveniently arranged, and well
finished. 1t is fitted to aCcomodlte BORDERS. There is
upon the lot good well, conveni'I new barn. apple,
cherry peaches, plum ana pear tr s, and variety OF
grapes 1t can be exchanged, ia terms, for small
farm that has good buildings upon J., II If sold for cash
time will be given.
Inquire of +. G. C0BURN, at th )rmer office Of E.W.
Baird, or Of e. X. CHBURN.
Towanta. March II. 1861
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.. p Kuby IS

\ UDlTOR'S NOTICE.-J p. Kuby rs
"A Charlotte Gorscline, ct al, No l22 Feb Term 1862
Same G. H. Gorsne ct ai-In the Court of Cum
mon Pleas, 80. l23, Feb. I. 1862.
The undersigned an Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute the proceeds of the Shers sale Of deend
personal property, will attend to the duties of his
appointment at his Office in the borough Of TowaEda
SATU URSDAY, the 18th day of APRIL, 1868, at one
o'clock p. m. and all persons having claims upon said
monies must present then else be forever debarred
from the same +. u. MORROW.
March %. 1863. Auditor.
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TegaI.
r IsT OF JURORS DRAWN FOR MAY
GRAND JURORS.

ing May d.
JURORS.
Springfield Hiram Horton,
Ira Woodwork.
lSmithfield-Edwin Blakes-
ley, Robert Pollock.
! Terry-Martin Rider, Eli
Hatfield, E D White, II l.
Terry.
Troy twp-S w Taylor.
Troy boro-C c Paine.
tWysox-D p Bartlett.
Windham-Peter Osborn.
iWyal6sing-Jusius Lewis.
Rs-FIRsT WEEK.
lSpringfield-B X Adams, K
! II Cooley.
jSylYania boro-Peter Mon
! ro
Troy twp-E Stiles, D ALI
son, w Lament.
Tuscarora-Hiram Ackley,
BCosswell, Levi Wells.
Troy boro-Nelson Adams.
Ulster-Jas. McCarty, Thos
Scott.
Wysox--E A Coolbaugh,
David Shores.
Wyalusing-L P Stafford,
| VIM Mitten.
Wells-A Warren, A P Bon
ham.
Windham - Samuel Jake.
way, James Ellswo rth.
Wilmot-J j Bramhall, J W
Ingham.
.s-sECoND WEEK.
Pike--Joseph Coleman, s
Buck, Harris Beecher.
Sheshequin--Thos Wood.
Standing Stone--E l Esry,
Henry Fisher.
Troy twp Trait 81 Long,
S Spalding.
Tuscarora--D D Gray.
ITowanda boro-J G Wilson,
Nathan Tidd.
TeIry--T u Buttles.
| Ulster-T c. Wheeler.
Wells-George Noble, John
Brown.
Windham--P " Kinyon.
Wyalnsing Wyman Gay
lord.
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EegaI

I CENSES.--Notice is hereby given that
IL the following named persons have filed in the ONCE
OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Quarter Sessions OF Bradford
County their petitions for Licenses TO sell Liquor under
the existngaws OF this Commonwealth and their sever
al applications will be heard before the Judges OF said
Court, on MONDAY, the 4th day of May ptAt.