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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRCEs,l
NASHVILLE, June 9, 1863 !
[ (IennrrI Orlnr M 81

General Order No. g.
All enlisted men arriving in this city,
and not attached to parties under com
mand of a commissioned or non-com-
missioned officer, will report at once TO
the convalescent barracks, corner of
Church and Cherry streets, where they
will be provided with quarters and ra-
tons.
BY order Of
Brig. Gen. r. S. GRANGER,
Commanding.
w. NURIE, Capt. and A. A. Gen'l.
june4-6t
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WANTED

DIO HANDS Alb THE HANDS WHICH HAYE
CN.D poau in my employ viii rop0rt Good wagoa
WIZ 20 PAID. Two good -sWyers and two COOL ugis
neers waHtBd % ron Circle Saw KiIl None bot the
btat ueod apply LOUIS WITKOWSkI,
mnrchtlu no no Public square.
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BtationerY DoalerB Notlon

VIZ HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGt AssOHT
" meat ~ fHpor aud Envelopes also H1oks NOV
el.ts Port folos Pocket Books, Prize Iackagss Ink
Stands, Ink, War Maps, Pens and Fabors Penrils
fasa Books. healou viii look o. their interest by
nrsl plTcheaing their stock 81 the Uuiou stro.t
News Depot
W. W THUEspAu o.,
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WOOD! WOODS
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFIoz,l
Nashville, Tenn, June -, 1868, :
PrnposaIs witt DE MeCeLNed

A 7 this Office up 20 June 18Th f0r fuuui7ling tho
~ lep"tat Nashville aith " 90 Bids Tor (uJJJ
q QOUJOl rds will be- a Sac considered oven.
no, ID. lection and passes will Do furnish "a the
parties tax u. tho CuutraeH Wood anus lr m one
10 four miles ia tHut vii 10 subject O. Porn IT, uu
less the 0vucr { .reOf shall zee me Contract u
b. m-rII Tho wood o. be delivered aud measured ia
the t0yerumaut laIds. BIDS % a.s0 Us received
g. th6 Aood hon cJrso1 o. he hauled by tue Do. y-
en- ont cams, Two rosp0nIble sec uistea viii 10
re4liTsd for the proper tthYs.y 4 tho ODD .ithln
s rgaaUnaDs time ~ lo GsysTumslt shall demand
w. hlLlS,
Captain 1iIh o. v and A.A.Qu.
I.ng-d
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JOSEPH WHITE,
BARBER & HAIR-DRESSER,

No 81 Union Street,
DEG5 LEAVE IT, INFORM TIr PUBLIC TRAIT
ID he has just received supply u Hay Rum,
Tor the benefit OF biz cuslomsra
April7, 1868
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CLERK WAITED.

n Man Of some Experience,
OWE who can come well roc niue. 4; tn go in the
~ Sut ers Business. address In own hand with
full particulars,
fne3-lw"
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and Broome. Afterwards he became studant at law in
the Office Of Hon. D. s. DICKINSON at Binghamton Sub
sequently he became teacher in Latin and Mathematics
at ST. Timothys Hall, Baltimore county Nd and while
there he admitted TO the Bar in Baltimore city, He
continued here until the school was broken by the ex
citenlent attendant upon the present rebellion At the
Time CT his deatn, he was temporarily engaged with
d's brother in business in Washington Having business
that called him to the Camp he detained there
than week and while here he contracted that terrible
disease the typhoid fever which terminated his
life Two weeks of excrutating suffering brought him
TO the last OF Earth" He breahed his last in the
OF tender and devoted friends whose faithful and
unceasng attendance at his bedside, deserves and
ceiVes the heartfelt gratitude Of his relations and friends
There are indeed many, in whatever community he has
resided, who will mourn his untimely end.
Possessing superior education, member of the Bar
in Baltimore with extensive knowledge of men, OBJ
tanned where true education only be acquired-by
intercourse with men and booksperhaps young man
possessed the promise Of brighter future gave his
friends more pleasing hopes Generous and noble, with
out osentaton the loving son. the aectonate brother
the faithful FRIEND and The sincere christian his memory
IS semba!med in the hearts of al-parents brothers, SIS
ters large circle of relations and friends north and
south, who will remember but to bless.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-02

In the Languages the fidelity as well as the compe-
tence of the teachers was shown in aiming to lead the
pupils to thorough knowledge of the principles of the
science well of their application in construction
and translation.
The Mathematics in for their full share of atten
tion according to their import in of liberal
educatonand here again. the Committee gratifed
with the high aainments achieved such parts
they had studied We were carried back school
boy days, and before aware found our minds
glowing with the emotion and interest used to feel
under similar circumstances.
The exercises in composition and defamation well cor.
respond with their attanments in the other branches of
study We hazard nothing in the edicon that there
powers exhibited on that occasion which will make
in the various departments of domestic and public life.
The examination sham, got up select por-
tons Of the subjects studied make empty show and
false impression in regard to the attachments of the
scholars, but faithful exemplifcatiOn of those attain
u,cnts.
We congratulate the community upon having among
them excellent literary Institution, and would ear
nesty suggest that the appropriate to
these competent, aborous and successful teachers, un
der whose instruction such scholarship were
happy to witness had been attained to extend to them
their liberal patronage and hearty cooperation.
Members Of the Committee present,
A BARR, Wysox.
D. COOK, w yalusng,
BENZ. J. DOUGLASS, Towanda,
P.D. MORROW, Towanda.
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legal.
TRIAL LIST FOR MAY TERM. COM

MA II LIS FOR NJ a IEkM, COM
mencing May H. 1868.
SECOND WEEK.
E W Smith VS. VIM Elwell,
G W & Moore Co VS. Michael Meylert
G Stockwell's use Solomon Lindley
same VS. EaSon Pepper
| Thomas Little VS. School Directors of Wells
David Barber vs. VIM Trpp,
Geo Dusenbury VS. Gaming Wightman,
L Buckinghan's use VS. Union Insurance Co.
Adm Morton VS. Minerva Potter ct al
j Holland VS. John Allyn,
VIM Praine VS. Geo Williams,
| John Fl Kilgore vs. H g. Alvia Furman
| Asylum School Sub-dstrict VS. D States ct al,
Peckham's use VS. Mervin Gaylord ct al,
James Nichols jason Nichols
| Mary Ann Bishop VS. Cornelius Moore,
| Q F Wele5 Jrs use W. Cornelius Hunsiker.
! VIM Clymer VS. Perry Cobb ct al
B l. Knights vs. Allen Knights
| John II Kaikins VS. Benz Bermans
r Lockwood vs. Joseph Webster,
| Louisa Leeds vs David Brown,
| Reuben Cheney Us Ebeu Dunning,
| George Mallory VS. A Spalding,
B Reyman VS. BENZ Feyman ct al
| J H Mulray's use vs. Robt Spading's Executore,
c Ward VS. Geo Wolcott ct al
same vs. same
Pomeroys VS. G W Ingham,
H S Phnney VS. Wilson ger,
Geo Decker VS. A Bentley ct al
Charles Rosengrants VS. s NJ Gregory,
Cooper VS. Joseph Hinchman,
Joshua Horton Jr vs. Richard Horton,
VIM Graham VS. c Ward
Rachael Westbrook vs. Ennis,
| s Lewis VS. G L Ward
x u n Hardee vs. John Hewitt,
0 Bower VS. H Fish,
John Fulton VS. E L Poliet
Ezekiel Curry VS. N S Warner,
James GARNER VS. Cyrus Bioodgood ct al,
Philadelphia Theo Sem st Chas Bar vs. WIN Gibson
Alvah Tompkins VS. Abram Hunsker,
same VS. same
Jacob Grace Noah w Clark
Charles Raiey VS. Samuel Walls
} Phinney Jr vs. John Hanson ct ux,
Aaron Chubbuck VS. D F Barstows Executors
Ezra Hocomb VS. Peter Rshel,
Nichols Long VS. John Perry.
Ira stephens ct al vs. James Simmons ct al,
Hosmer Buell. VS. Whpple ct al,
| Smith Lent VS. John Russell
John Wightman VS. Sarah Taylor,
Henry Sherman Burton kngsbury.
Ann Whaon vs. Polly Weaver,
Harriet Means Elhanan Smith
Sarah ButtleS' use John Horton ct al,
Simeon Green VS. Fl Fitch al,
BRADFORD COUNTY, IS:
Subpenas returnahle Monday
May II, 1868, at 10 O'Clock A M.
E. o. GOODRICH, Prot
March 1853.
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0A4013Do

On the morning of March 25 1868, by the Rev Z. II,
Cranmer at the house OF j. Fish, Esq, in Tioga. II
oga county. Pa, SIR. CHARLES G. HOOKER, Of
Springfield, Bradford county. Pa, and Miss LOUISA
NJ. Fl 81 of the first named place
Charlie being first rate Hooker, caught very fine
Fish.
At the NJ E. Parsonage, Orwell, Fet: &C., by Rev Geo;
L. Hair, Mr. JAMES FISHER, to Miss SARAH JANE
ANDREWS, both OF Orwell.
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'O"anda, March II, 1868.

A The Committee appointed to examine
''aSses in the Susquehanna Collegiate Institute at
WANDA at the close OF the 26th term, (March, 1862
w pleasure in bearing testimony to the thoroughness
accuracy of the scholarship exhibited by the pupils
- 'He occasion. Although the Chairman was necessa
-! absent part of the time from what he witnessed
rom the universal satisfaction he heard expressed,
CTS authorized to speak with the same confidence as
ueh ne had been present the whole time.
Fh'iosophy, Natural Moral and Mental, the scholars
~ thorough acquaintance with the books studied.
course this the time to discuss the different
ofes that are maintained upon some branches of the
eet' Youthful students are to be examined npOn the
'hey have studied and tried by that test they mer'
'l me approval Of all.
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nsy> SUrPoR7 Your County PAPER Every
.n ought make it rule to support his own county
,,per before he takes any other. No man should be
Without county paper as the legal and local business OF
The county will always be found therein Many farmers
hose twice a. much the sale Of their produce, yearly,
!, would pay for dozen papers.
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ksg- Directors who cannot conveniently fur
@ reyenune stamps to put upon the four months cer-
tae as is required, inclose ten cent postage
currency and the Superintendent will procure the stamp
As some may forward t. be inspected, or wish to
hare certificates renew ed or indorsed here state the
@yconitons upon which certificate can be procured:
Teappsart must bring request, signed by three di
'ec.7s stating ha they wish to employ the person in
On. their schools and wish to lave him her exam
aei for that purpose The request must also state the
reasons why the applicant did not attend the publ in
'eoton If the certificate of any other Superintendent
hto be indor,ed there must be in addition request
ION the cfficer who signed the certificate.
C.R COBURN.
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sS-APRII CHANGES Those Of our subscir
m who intend removing their place OF residence about
the first OF pril and desiring their post Office address
anged will please give timely notice. always being
:,e to state what post Office they received them at,
well as the post Office they desire them sent to- Sub
rr5e in the borough, receiving their paper from the
csrrr will also notify of their changes. Attention
"a this matter wi! save trouble.
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ns~ MArI.E SUGAR-The people in the ru-
4 districts Of this county, now extensively engaged
sugar making. This the manufacture of sugar
nd moasses will receive an additional impetus over for
he! seasons from the fact that ordinary sugar and mo-
es are now rated at such exhorbitant prices. Every
srner in Bradford should consider this matter.
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u, S. Securities.

r,HE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to furnish
the various securities of the Government on appica
ton The i" Certificates of Indebtedness are attract
ing general attention as aforGng convenient form OF
ready investment. They iSsned in sums of 81 eco
and are payable in year with per cent interest
the principal payable in the legal tender notes and the
interest in gold thus afrding handsome return for the
Investment The five twenty per cent bonds and the
seven thirty treasury notes furnished appica ton.
b. S. RUSSELL & co.
Sc The various Internal Revenue Stamps kept always
oD haDI
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nsF- MUSICAL CONVENTION Prof. J. G.
-,ryEg. will hold Musical Convention, at Nichols, N
' commencing Tuesday April 7th, and continue four
,,,, and close on Friday evening, April 10th, with one
b uopual Concerts. All lovers OF music will find it
rystable to sttend.
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esa- By reference to an advertisement in
-otber column it will be seen that JOSEPH LEHR has
moved his Boot and Shoe establishment from Beidc-
n, Block 10 the building one door south of the News
Room where lie is prepared to make to order Gentle
u.ns Fine Sewed Boots and Ladies Balmoais on short
notice. Give him call and Judge for yourselves.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book, for April. comes to
sden with full cargo Of Spring Fashions, enough to
,r the head of the most sober minded woman and set
-o longing cr " loves Of bonnets" and beautys o.
4,,es" The other contents varied and valuable
. ever We have so often recommended Cooley to our
..lers that we lack new phrases of admiration.
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ssrT The United States Tax Collections, we
nIeased to learn, are very promptly and chee rfully
It is extremely gratifying that the people so uni
.s,v meet the burdens imposed by this war with al
..tr and willingness.
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EA CARD.-MR EDITOR Permit m

r myself and family to express through your paper
hearty thanks for the substantial tokens Of kindness ex
Stel on our behalf by many friends, on the oath ult
lyeeably to suggestion contained in previous mum
Der If the Reporter.
That they may be sbundautlg blessed in their basket
and in their store and that they and we may be prepar,
ing through Christ our Lor3 for the purer blessing o
ID. heavenly state is the earnest prayer of their sincere
sni mach obliged friend, JULIUS FOSTER
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ny We notice by an exchange that the
U.heads in the New Jersey House of Representatives
,.,,ea their Peace resolutions" on Wednesday of last
,ek The vote stood 80 yeas against l6 nays. This
IN he rood news for JEFF DAVIS.
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In Pike, Bradford county, Pa, on the goth OF March
EDWARD CRANDALL NJ. D., aged 81 years and II
days.
Perhaps no man, in the ordinary walks OF lie, was
more widely known in this and the nelghborlng
than Dr. CrandaI And he needed only to be known to
be loved He was born in Johannesburg, Tompklns Co.,,
n. Y. and early exhibited an extraordinary degree OF
determination in the pursuit of his studies Thrtyeisht
wears ago. at the very early age of 49, he the
practce of medicine Luzerne county In this state SIX
years afterwards he removed to this county, where lie mas
rcsiced ever since Having been compelled, 10y contuu-
ed i'll health to give up the practice he this winter, Sc
cured a clerkshp in Washington, out renamed there
only month His anxiety for his family and his coun'
ry his brokendown constitution and his unceasnS at
tendance the bedside of his nephew, NJ JONES' III
his last Illness all combined to render him an easy prey
to that fearful disease, typhoid fever. AS soon a
he felt himself growing ill., he started for nome' eehs
that it was his last sickness He survived but nine Gays
after reaching home.
His whole lie was spent in studying how he could
most benefit his fellow Remarkably successful IN
his profession he always remembe red the intimate re
ton of the he h of the mind to that of the body and
considered that his task but halt done "hen ne h
alleviated physical pain He was the skllltul physlc'
the kind and gentle nurse, The thoughtful lrehu ana
ounsellor. The Church earth has lost cons s'eh
and active member society is deprived OF one OF It's
greatest the sick and suffering have met with
an unspeakable loss and he will long be remembered
and mourned by all who knew him well.
In Washingon D. c., the Sd of March ult NoR' AL
WADSWORTH JONES, eldest son oil T. JONES'
ESQ., of Pike, aged 81 years, I months and 10 days
The death of this young man deserves more than a
nassinp notice. Having by the exercise of great de
gree of energy and acquired superior ed
ucat;on among difficulties that would have efectuay
hindered less determined wil-he was engaged for a
number of years as teacher of Mathematics in harbart
Hall Academy Holland Patent, ONEIDA county, N I -
After leaving these he occupied his time, for whie IN
acting Agent for publishing house in New York, In
LIE introduction of school books In the counties OF Toga
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-02

Pennsylvania contains nDety-three an
-. furnaces, one hundred and fifty charcoal and
t,.n,ces one hundred and ten refining forges, and
...,rore rolling mills.
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Good Flour and Good Bread!

WHY IS IT THAT so MANY FAMI
w LIES HAVE POOR BREAD I! Ask the lady Of
the house. and you will invariably receive In answer
The -four is poor the yeast is poor. .-
To avoid these r uble buy your flour always at FoA
and use Strattons Yeast Compound, to be had at the
same place; it always gives satisfaction.
The hest quality of Wneat and Buckwheat Flour and
fresh ground Corn Meal all at low prices at the Cash
Grocerv Store E. I. FOX.
Jan. %. 1852.
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IOCAL AND GENERAL.

a There has been good freshet in the
,, during the past week, and immense quantities of
''' s.- has passed this place.
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1T is stated that the Gr>t call of the
F.'a .,;.r,v Of men under the last two calls.
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\ UDITOR'S NOTICE.-J. p. Hirby Is
n Charlotte Gorsene ct al, No. l22, F6. Term 1852
Same us G.. H. Gorsline, ct Gl-ln the Court of Com
mon Pleas No. 1873, Feb. T. 1862.
The undersigned an Auditor, appointed by said Court
distribute the proceeds OF the Sher sale of defendts
personal property will attend to the duties OF his
appointment his Office in the borough of Towanda on
SATURSDAY, the 25th day of APRIL, 1863, at one
O'clock, p M, and all persons having claims upon said
monies must present the else be forever debarred
from the P. d. MORROW,
March %. 1868. Auditor.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE
4 property in SmithheId, Bradford county Pa, con
81, ting of a STEAM FIGURING Ill, with new Fiue
Boiler, having water privilege, and new water Wheel!
The Mill is in complete order, and has good run OF Gus
established - Acres Of Improved Land upon which
Dwelling Houses, carriage shop, barn
a good farm horse, years old two wagons &c,
will be sold with the Mill.
For further particulars enquire personally by letter
addressed to HlNMAN & DELANEY,
March Ii 1868. Smithleld, Bradford Co., Pa.
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se The Lecture before the Towanda Tenn.
,,ce Society on Monday evening last by Rev. B. J.
u,,,ss was an excellent one, and was we'll attended.
-. meetings of the Society generally well attended,
We trust that reformation may be the result of its
sons
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Jan/7, 1864,

A UDIrOR'S NOTICE. p. Horton rs
d. c. Di5ble, s. J. p. Ho,ton's use vs. D.CDibbe
Nol41 l45 in the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford
Co. May Term, 1852.
The undersigned, an Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute monies arising from SherGs sale Of deen
dants real estate will attend the duties of his appoint
ment at the Office of Ed 7. ELLIOTT, In the borough
of Towanda on FRIDAY, the 18th day of APRIL,
1868 at O. clock. p. NJ when and where all persons
having claims upon said funds must present them else
be forever debdrred thereirom. E. 7. ELLIOTT,
March. 16, 1868. Auditor.
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MULES FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A FINE
L pair of MULES five years old, we'll matched in size
and color. Any wishing to buy can do at bar
gain.
Refer to N TrDD, at the Barclay Coal office. Towan.
da, Pa. /. D. PRINCE,
Rene March 70, less.
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JeIes. OF all kinds,
Driel Fruits and Berries,
Domestic Wines,
Pickles, in kegs or jars,
Fresh Butter, in jars,
tomatoes, in sealed cans, bottles or jars,
Tomato Catsup,
Raspberry Vinegar,
Hops in bags or pillows,
together with Wooden Drawers and Socks, Towels,
>fPeFs' Wrappers, Lint and Bandages, and any good
'-lng matter such Books. Papers, Tracts, Ieriod
@.s. &C.
AL articles sent by us will be judicousy and carefully
s>0ated through the Christian Commission, and moth
Ing wasted
,,,,n hou hast much give plenteously; il thou hast
DO tEy diligence gladly to give that little; for so
G thou tbyse good reward in the day OF neces-
u Please send what you have Immediately.
JAMES MACFARLANE,
B. S. RUSSELL,
1O"anda, March II, 1868.
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The Argus Book bindery
Again in Full Operation!
Directly Opposite the Post Office.
BOOK BINDING
FARMERS. CULTIVATORS AND LO-

FARMERS. CULTlNATORS AND LO-
l. VERS OF GOOD P0TATOES.-The celebrated
Garnet Chilli " Potatoes, selected by Goodrich in thil
years experiment from than ten thousand
seedlings possess higher degree of hardness and adap
tation all soils and weather than any other sort. They
round rpcn with the season, grow closely III the
HILL do not push out Of the soil very smooth and
beautiful, have white flesh and in most localities have
been pronounced the finest and best potato tor table
In good soils and and with fair Cnvation they
will readily yield from go to $50 bushels to the acre
and in some hands have exceeded even those igures
Secure seed uow-severa bushels for sale. Inquire at
DR. PORTER'S DRUG STORE, Towanda, Pa.
Jan. u, 1863.
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ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.


THE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESIR-
Il of retiring from active business, offers TOR
sale his farm advantageous terms.
Said farm is situated in Windham, Bradford Co., Pa,
and contains $50 acres with about $50 improved
we'll wateed, under good state of cultivation with
good buildings, and plenty of good fruit thereon.
1t is in excellent location being in the Immediate
centre of the township about four miles from the New
York & E. R. R. and one of the best roads in the
try This farm we'll adopted to either grain grazing
and to any desiring to purchase farm would be a
desirable location.
TERMS 50 900 cash taking possession aud the bal
remain lien upon the property for any length
of time by paying the interest annually. Any further
information be obtained OF C. S. RUSSELL Towanda.
Pa. r. W. Russell, Ulster. of the subscriber on the
premises JULIUS hUsstLL'
Windham, Pa. March 10, lss3.-rs.
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t9- To THE CIrlzENs OF BRADFORD COUNTY

taS- To THE CIrIzENs OF BRADFORD COUNTY.
Iae various Hospitals containing the sick and wounded
e in want of sundry stores at this season OF the
year which viii alleviate the suerings and promote the
e'noFt and health Of the inmates. AS almost every
iAy can spare something for this purpose, the under
HsAed propose with the sane ton of the Ladies' Aid
Scety to collect and forward at once, such stores
NAY be contributed for this purpose. Any of the fol low
& LIST gay he sent to the respective Offices Of the under
'nea if word is sent to u.s. the articles will be sent
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-02

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notice
1A is hereby given that all persons indebted the
tate Of Moses Carr late of Overton requested
to make immediate payment and all having claims
against said estate must present them duly authentica
ed for settlement. JAMES HEVERLY,
Feb 25 1863. Administrator.