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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-29

HALF PAST TwmyE.-Ifth the saying be true
that "A clock out of order is a sure sign Of i'll
regulated household whatshoud strangers thnl. of
large and houIi,hing town like Towauda, with its
clock pointing to the same hour week after week
nd month after month; Some years ago many OF
eut citizens loaned money to tho borough to pur-
cl.,e a Town Clock which was bought and for !.
/. l- time did very coed service. Why does it not
continue to keep time It is in the care Of the
Flown Council, but the building is county property
and j, in charge Of the County COMMISSIONERS
Ip1aap, the Council never meet us they receive no
bay hut We know that the County Commissioners
. .-ae; quite frequently and receive comfortable
IcuMp1s4tion for every days service. For a long
tl4r were told tIut the roof leaked. \ new
Oh. was put on, and then it was said the water
>-.i down the rod Of the spire, and it seems the
k .uty Commissioners and their executive officers
.,uot muster up energy enough to employ a me
I... 10 put in some simple contrivnce to keep
.in from rUsting the IRON works Of the clock.
4 j county and borough taxes are certainly high
l usa to furnish funds to keep the town clocl, il
..au. or even 10 buy a new one if this is lgIsted
pieces ly the leuky roof It Is evident that some
l .rr public hmctionaries neglect their business
The disgrace Of the town, and in order that the
d dy may not escape, ifthis grievance benot rem
4 lied by "rr next February Court it is recomnen-
D. that the Council. Commissioners and all their
fuborliu.tes be indicted forueglect of duty There
INST Iy some way of bringing all hands up to
T8lE
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MOTHER BRAVE SOLDIER GoyE-J,

ANOTHER BRAVE SOLDIER GoNE.-JA AMEs De-
PEW died in South Warren, at the house of his IA
tl.r-in-law Z. E. ALLEN, aged % years six months
altveIye days. He was a member Of the 9TH n.
y Cavalry Co m, he fought at the battle of the
Wilderness, SpottsyIvania, Cole Harbor and before
Pu..r-burg was wounded in the left hand, but con-
tla.jto discharge his duties as n soldier bravely
.acI prostrated by camp fever. His wife hearing
.iS.situation went to Spottsylyania Hospital pro-
~l.ia fmloush and brought linn home i'll her
arms that his life might close among those that
.styemcd linn apauiot, soldier and neighbor. A
sermon was delivered by the writer from Isaiah
54.7-" For a small moment have forsaken thee
1a. in greater mercy viii gather thee"
Peace to the ashes Of our brave soldiers.
NJ. b. p.
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bss~ EDITOR OF REPoRTER--Dear SIR
have just enjoyed the privilege of attending at Or
well Hill, another two days meeting of our County
Sunday School Association 1t was not regular
but special meeting, meeting Hro,ca in for the
benefit Of Orwell and vicinity
Although the weather was decidedly HpycLu the
attendance large In the afternoon of the first
day, brief addresses were deliveredupon the Econ
omy Of Sunday School Labor. What our Sabbath
Schools are doing for our Churches and the franz
ing of Children to habits of benevolence. A Sun
day School patriarch who was present remarked to
me, That was rich feast, l never heard so much
said in so brief space before" In the evening a
most timely and admirable sermon was preached
by the Rev. B. j. DOUGLASS, Of Towanda, showing
the good results Of faithful Sunday School efforts
The morning session Of the second day was de-
voted to the free discussion of topics which led to
the passage of a series of resolutions impressive
Of the sentiment of the Association. As usual the
closing session, il. the afternoon consisted of a
children's meeting.
At the appointed hour, the reserved seats were
ed uttentiyey to four short earnest and instruct
i've addresses
The answers. the singing and the behavior of
the children throughout were highly conmendable
Thus ended another truly precious and profitable
meeting Of our working Sunday School Association
whose united resolution it IS that 1--WE will not re-
lax our eNertions until all the children and youth
of the County are gathered into the Sunday School
Orwell Hill, Dec, II, 1864. ANIEMBER.
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as we can learn no lives were lost or limbs broken,
but many were considerably bruised, and some
slightly burned being thrown in contact with the
stove. The sufferers were all brought to the Troy
House, where with the kind attention of Judge
LONG, and the professional services of Dr. A. K
AXTELI- they were soon cared for and everything
that could be done toward making them comfort
able was done with readiness and good ill-Troy
Times.
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A UDITOR'S NOTTCE.-L the matter of
~ Of the estate Of ". f. McReaa deceased. In
the Orphans Court Of Bradford County.
The undersigned auditor appointed by said court
TO distribute funds IN the hands of the administrators
OF said estate will attend to the duties at his Office in
the borough Of Towanda, ION Saturday the 28th day
Of January, 1865, at o'clock, p m. and all persons
having claims upon said funds must present them or
else be forever debarrcd from the same.
Dec. 2l, 1864. w T. DAVIES, Auditor
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p27~ GEN. PAroN's lecture on temperance,
Tie Court House. last week, eyinced Il high or
eE OF talent, and commanded the admiration Of
) aadiencc-some of whom, during portion Of
I delivery, were affected to tears
lie showed how highly man is fayoredin the scale
creation how happy he might be if he did not
use ms exalted privileges that alcoholic drinks,
I0iAra, are ropu2nant to ones natural taste and
I. various means resortod to, to cheat nature, and
Ike them pal"tabie, He warned young Ladies
.nas' the fatal delnsion Of supposing they could
form their sui,ors after marriage. His d4scrip-
a "f the inebriate. in the several stages Of his
t,or and Of his suffering family, wos thrilling
-'r his arguments against The use and traffic Of
"A1 drinks were crushing. But his anegorical
s.nihcation Of the Deity with the elements Of
| III. Was grand and sublime.
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.fI. - " -o--- y. ?. D. ID. MORROW. Auditor.

A UDITORS NOTICE.-Ia the matter Of
N UTiyh HINT, Francis H0SLins and William, H.
Uiade, trustees &C., Is. Ihos. 4. IDierman. et. e.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Bradford County No
j23 Dec. T., 1853
The undersigned auditor appointed TO distribute the
proceeds Of the Shes Sale Of defendants real estate
will attend to the duties Of his appointment at the office
in the Eoro' Of Towanda, Friday the 9th day of
January 1865, at o'clock p. IN and all persons
having claims upon the funds must present them, or
else be forever declared from the same
@. D. MONTANYE,
Dec q. iSGl Auditor.
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a UDITORS NOTICE.-La tie matter Of
IN The estate Of Lyman BiaFeslec, iate Of Pike facp.,
deceased. Einira BakeSee 1cidoIC aud mJajsyatr.
The undersigned, an Auditor. appointed by the Or
phan Court of Bradford County, to dispose of eXcep
ions to the apprasement and valuation OF rronerty to
the said widow and Administrative, viii attend to the
duties Of his appointment hs Office in the borough OF
Towauda on FRIDAY. the 18th day Of olJANUARY. \.
D.. lS6j, at 10 o'clock, M, when and where all per
sons interested are reqnircd to attend.
w. A. PECK,
Dec. O. 1864. Auditor
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UHiGes and Posts q FRONT over 500, State tax per
cent. Towauda borO' 1000.
Trades professions occupations over $500. State tax
per cent, Athens boTo $50: Powandl boro 2400 Troy
boro $50 WysoX 300
BRADFORD COUNTY, SIS.
We the undersigned Commissioners Of said County do
hereby certify the above to lie true and correct
men OF the returns made by the several Assessors OF
Bradford County, Tor the year l>Gj And also give
notice that viii meet at the Commissioners Office in
Iowanda, Tuesday, the 27th Of December 1864, or
purpose OF revising anF equa!zng said Assessment.
Given under our hands and official seal at TOWanda
this 9Th day OF December, 1864.
}. CAMFbELL,
". b. DODGE.
JOHN BEARDSLEE.
Commissioners.
Attnst II L COOL r Al-Eu NlnLls
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE-Notice
IA IS hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estate OF JOSEPH QUICK, late OF Smthieid TOWNSHIP.
deceased, are requested to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against said estate will present
them duly authenticated for settlement
SAMUEL FARWEII4,
Oct. Is, 1864. Administrator.
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MEs. JAMES MACFAELANI

sEcEErAEYs REPORT FOR 1864
Number Of articles sent hy the Ladies Soldiers
Aid Society of IoWaudu, Pa, to the [. S. Christ
ian and Sanitary Commissions
Shirts. 224 Pillows, IS Pillow cases, 3O2
Drawers 80 pair Socks 33 pair; Dressing gowns
6 HandEerchicts, GS Bandages, 242 rolls Lint
81 lbs. Towels, II Napkins, 11S; Limb Pillows,
/ 81 Quilts I Sheets Pmtaoons pair
Vests, Is Coats, 7 Slippers, - pair Needle
cases, Is Mlttens, l pair Cruvats, Fans II
Iarlatan, : yds. Fly brushes 6: Bcdracks. , bbs:
Cutsup. II qt5. Dried apples. SI2 lbs. Dried
Cuuauts, 2G gts Dried Peaches, S2 bus Dried
Raspbe1ries, - qts.: Dried Cherries / qt Dried
GooScbgries DTS: Dried Blackbemies, II qts
Dried NLortiehcIits, qts.: Dried Plums. ats
Cans Tomatoes. 20: Cams Peaches, y; Hops, 5Ibs.
Fasina. IL packages Corn Starch. Is packages
Raspberry vinegar. , botls: Cmraut jelly 3Sqts
Curaut wine - gts. Cuuant Marmalade, lbs
CUrT#nt J;an.lS lbs. Raspberry Jam, , qts Grape
Jam, , qts.: Tin cups, y Sugar, Is lbs: Tea
, lbs: Lemons, Is Blackberry cordial, ) gal.
Medicine bottles, Ginger Snaps, bbI.: Apple
butter, / can Pickles. 3 kegs
Quantity OF old linen and muslin, also, newspa-
pers, magazines, phalnphlcts, etc
Mss ELIZA OyERroN .SeclH
ACCIDENT.-A young man named CLAFLN,
was injured in Burlington township, on the 18th
inst. while hunting foxes, hy the accidental dis
charge OF his gun.
NE- WE notice that Maj, ADDISON Mason
is home on fulough. We are pleased to record
his promotion to the brevet rank of Major, for a
more gallant worthy officer is not in the army.
Major N. is now upon the staff of Gen. MEADE
G@5~ BRIDGE Letting, for building Bridge
across Browns Creek, in Burlington, has been
adjourned by the Commissioners, until Jan. 49, 1865
See Advertisement in another column.
\ New ENTERPRIsE-No article has be-
come more Of Il household necessity, than good
Match, and nothing is more vexatious, than apoor
one which despite Of friction and perseverance,
refuses to ignite and goes out as his Satanic maj
esty IS sometimes represented in sulphurous
smoke. To supply this necessity, Mr.. J. O. Frost,
has established at this place Match Factory and
is now manufacturing an excellent article of Per-
cussion Matches, which are warranted to never try
the patience Of those using them. His enterprise
deserves encouragement.
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GTATENENT OF TIL L AMOUNT.
~ description and valuation of Real and Personal Pro
pcrty, Trades, Professions and Occupations. Offices
and Posts OF iLolt Money at Interest Notes. judgments
Mortgages, Gold Lever Silver Lever and Gold and Sill
Watches valued at $50 &c, returned by the
several Assessors for the County Of Bradford for A. D.
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4 UDITOR'S notice., the matter Of

IA Of the estate Of Richard r. Beck0iti, deceased
In the Orphans Conrt Of Bradford County.
The undersigned. an auditor appointed by the Or
phan Court to distribute funds remaining in the hands
Of the Administrator o said deceased arising from the
sale Of real and personal estate will attend to the du.
ties Of his appointment at the Office Of Morrow Peet,
in the borough OF Towanda Friday the 9th day OF
January, 1865, # O'Clock, p M, and all persons hay
ing claims upon said moncvs must present them else
be fore yer dnbarcd from the same
Dec. q, 1864. p. D. MORROW, Auditor.
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2em advertisements.
}STITUTES FURNISHED !

TowANDA Dec. %, 1864.
The citizens Of Bradford county who are liable to
Draft hereby notified that by applying, previously
to being drafted they procure Substitutes for three
years at "A much less price than they after being
drafted and by doing will be accredited on quota
and exempted from further draft for the full term OF en-
Hstment Of said Substitute Substitutes furnished for
two or three years at short notice and
bic terms. Apply to J. A. MCWIIIIAMS
Recruiting Agent, Baldwin St, Elmira N. Y.
Dec. %. lS64.-lmD.
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AND ERIE RAIL

ptILADEIlI hIA a Nj ERIE RAIL.
d ROAD-This great line traverses the Northern and
Northwest counties Of Ieunsy wanna TO the city oil EIie
o. Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Raj Road
Company, and is operated by them
Its entire length war opened for passenger and freight
IEsnes, October l7th 1864.
Time OF Passenger trains at WillianSpOrt
LEAVE EASTWARD,
Through Mail Train, ................ T:IO, P. n.
Elnlra Express Train, ................ $50, Pm.
AccomodRtlon- $50 4. NJ.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Through Mail Train ....... -. ..5.2J :. N.
t.mra Express Train................ 7:ip A. NJ.
Accommodation ............. ..........G:OuP z. II.
Passenger ears run through HthoU. charge both ways
between Philadelphia and Erie.
L.agant Siespmg Cars on Express Trains hoth ways
between Nlliamsport and Baltimore, and Wiiamsport
and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business apply
at the ;. Z. Corner llth and Market streets, Phila
And for Freight business of the Compauys Agents :
=. T. Kingston, Jr.. Corner l3h and Market streets
Pm.lephia j. W. Reynolds, Elje j. NJ Drill, Agent
y. r. i. Baltimore.
HI. HOUSTON GcnI Freight Agt Phira.
h. W. GWINNER, Gen'l Ticket Agt. Phla.
JOS. ,. POTTS, GenI Manager, WiIliamsport.
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A CARD.-MRS. FRANKLIN FOWLER
n would respectfully inform her old friends and the
pnbic that she will reorganze her class of instrument
tai music at MonrOeton Dec r. She will be ready to
attend to her pupils either her residence or her room
over Tracy's Store. Music also on hand for sale,
Monroe, Nov, 1861.
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sI.RsrR1prInN AGRNra.

F. A. Palmer at Broadway Bank, 237 roadway, n. !
Polhamius Jackson, 43 Exchange Place. n. Y.
Albert II. Nicolay & Co, 81 William St, NY.
Clarkson Il Co., l2l South Third ST., Philadelphia
j. G. Martin, Banker and Broker, Boston.
steuart Il Co., Bankers, Washington D. c.
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E1XECUTORS NOTICE-Notice is here
A1 by given, that all persons indebted to the
estate ottEtcnezer Horton, late of Albany township,
deceased hereby requested to make immediate
payment and those having claims against said estate
will present them duly authenticated for settlement
EDWARD HORTON.
HIRAM HORTON.
Dec I3, 1864. Executors
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FANCY GOODS STORE.

which she will keep well supplied with assortment
Of the most Fashionable Gnods to be procured in the
New York market Great care will be taken in select
& 90 meet the wants alike Of the most fashionable as
Of the m s. plain and economical.
DRESS C CLO IA MAKING
in all its branches Will be done by competent and exper
fenced persons, reasonable terms.
The atten ton OF the pubic generally is solicited to
my sockot Goods and facilities for manufacturing with
assurance that pains wiz spared TO deserve and
secure their patronage.
Stitching done ou Dg machine, 60 order.-
Also STAMPING neatly done,
Towanda, Dee. |. ls64.
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MARRIED.

ALLEN -LYONS-Dec 17lh, at the NJ f. Parson-
age LeRaysyille, by Rev. q. X. Hair Nh Ed
win Z. Allen, to Miss Mary L. Lyons, both OF
Warren.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Noti

2 DEMONSTRATORS NOTIUE-NOtlCg
u is hereby given that all persons Indebted TO the
tate of ABRAHAM VAILERSCHAMP late OF OrweItp
decd. requested 10 make immediate payment and
having claims against said estate present hen
duly authenticated for settlement.
EASTBURN WOR[IIElIER,
Dec. q. lSG4. Administrator.
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ldtl &0a0s.
DEM SYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
Il WINTER TINE TABLE.


MONDAY, October b, lsGl-Ihc Passenger Trains
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company win depart from
Harrisburg and arrive at Philadelphia and PittsUur5
as follows
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4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Motto,

a II UhINlpI M IUIt . y II ~ DIICt
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted the
tate OF WILLIAM Il, SEXTON, late OF Orwell twp.
decd. are requested to make immediate payment, ana
all having claims against said estate, must present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
SABIN ALLEN.
MATILDA L. SEXTON,
Nov. 2S 1864. Administrators.
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1egal.

EXECUTOR S NOTICE. - NOTI c +
AL is hereby given that all persons indebted TO the es
tateot s. LATHROP, late Of Orwell Pa. decd, are
requested make immediate payment nd those having
demands eglnst said estate will present them duly
thenticated for settlement.
MARSHALL FRINK.
ELIJAH }. BACKUS,
Dec. s, 1864 Executors
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE-No Notice is here
H by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
NANCY 7, DECKER, late OF Springfield twp, Bradford
County, decd requested 10 make payment without
delay and all having claims against said estate are re-
questcd to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment.
LEVI {. PRESTON,
Nov. Is, 1864 Executor
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notice
"A is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
estate OF BULKLEY TRACY, late OF Smthied twp.
decd. arc requested TO make immediate payment, and
those having demands against said estate viii please pre-
sent duly authenticated for settlement.
BATHSHEBA TRACEY,
December l, 1864. Administrators
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Noticci is here
AZ by given that all persons indebted 10 the estate Of
JOHN T. MORRIS. late OF Pike twp deceased, are
requested to make payment without delay and those
having claims against said estate viii present them
" ABRAM MOORE,
Nov. Is 1854 Executor
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE-Noticc
is hereby given. that all persons in6ehted to the
p
decd, are requested to make immediate payment and
those having cames against said estate viii present them
SAMUEL p WoLCOTT,
Nov. lj 1864 Administrator
E1XECUTOR'S NOTICE--Noticc is here
Aby given. that ali persons indebted to the estate Of
TIMOTHY CASE late Of Troy, deceased are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
demands against said estate will please present duly
authenticated for settlement.
EPHRLAM CASE,
November %, 1864 Executors
EXECUTORS NOTICE-Noticc is here
II by given that all persons indebted to the estate
JAMES b. BOUTHER,iate.ot Smithield deceased are re-
qucstad to make immt date yment, and those having
demands against said estate viii please present duly
'..s' ,' ~ ''''o-''''' JAMES BURNHAM.
November %, l8G4, Executor.
i DMINISTRATOR'SNOTI0E.-L Letters
! Of administration of the goods cLatteIs &c. Of
have been issued to the subscriber Al persons indeb
ed to said estate requested to make payment and all
persons having demands sgaiust the notified to
present the same for settlement TO the subscriber
Dec. %, 1864. Admir-
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate OF = }. GIBSON. late OF Sheshequin, deceased
are requested to make payment, without delay
ana those having claims against said estate must prese
S. W. PARK.
Nov -, 1854. Administrator
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted the
tate of WILLIAM IL, SEXTON, late OF Orwell twp,
dec d.. are requested to make immediate payment, ana
all having claims against said estate, must present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
SABIN ALLEN,
MATILDA L. SEXTON,
Nov. 2S 1861. Administrators.
" T. 4 n T. If L y II u T. r II + NIOT~E Y r.
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Pitsburg and Erie Express leaves Harrisburg daily
Except Sundays at l2.5j n. Altoona ESQ a. H.
take breakfast and arrive at Pitsburg at 1870 p. m
Baltimore Express Train leaves Harrisburg daily Tex
gept Monday at % a. N. Altoona S.l5 d. n. take
breakfast and arrive al Pittshnrr at 40 p. n.
Through Express leaves Harrisburg daily at 1926 a..
NJ Altoona at Is a, take breakfast and arrives
at Pittsburg at 2l0 p. m.
Fast Line leaves Harrisburg daily Except sundays)
cNeepted) at ?. M, Altoona at $40 p N. take sup
per and auiyes at Pittshurg al , a. ~.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily Except Suulay-)
at 40 p. H. Altoona al 55 p m, take supper, and
arrive al Pitts,u ugg AZ 30 D. II.
Mount JOY Accommodation west leaves Lancaster at
ll,2O l. m. connecting there with the Mail west leaves
Mount Joy at ll5I mr and arrives at Harrisburg al
! pm.
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Tamcp Goods, Sc.

EANCY GOODS &, DRESS & CLOAK
= MAKING,
MRS l. NJ T4BEP
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Notice
is hereby given that all persons indebted to the cs
tate oi HENRY 4 BENNET late ol Wysox twp. deed.
ne requested TO make immediate payment, and all
having claims against said estate VIII present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
RICHARD NJ. BENNET.
Dec. s, 1864. Admin Tor.
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ACcDENr.-Ayoung man named CLAFLIN,
Was injured in Burlington township ON the 18th
inst, while hunting foxes, hy the accidental dis
charge OF his gun.
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ksE- WE notice that Maj, ADDISON Mason
is home on fculough. We are pleased to record
his promotion to the brevet rank of Major, for a
more gallant or worthy officer is not in the army.
Major N. is now upon the staff of GEN MEADE
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The Harrisburg Accommodation Train from Pittsburg
which arrives Harrisburg $50 D. m. stops there
passengers for East o.. Harrisburg lay until Hoo
7. m, SAMUEL n. YOUNG.
Supt Middle Div. Pcnna +. r.
Harrisburg, Oct p 1864
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E1XECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Noticc is here
AZ by given that all persons indebted 10 the estate OF
JOHN r. MORRIS. late OF Pike twp, deceased. are
requested to make payment without delay, and those
having claims against said estate viii present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
ABRAM MOORE,
Nov. Is. 1864. Executor
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

\ DMINlSIBATORS NOIICE.-NOtiCe
"A is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estate OF BULkLEY TRACY, late OF Smithtcld twp,
decd. are requested TO make immediate payment, and
those having demands against said estate viii please pre-
sent duly authenticated for settlement.
BATHSHEBA TRACEE,
December l, 1864 Administrator.
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EHXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notic is here
H by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
NANCY T, DECKER, late Of Springfield twp, Bradford
County, decd, requested to make payment without
delay and all having claims against said estate
questcd to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment
LEVI c. PRESTON,
Nov Is, 1864 Executor
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i DMINISTRATOR'SNOTICE-Let Letters
Of administration of tie goods, cLaltcis sc. Of
JEHIAL MCKEAN. late OF Burlington twp deceased,
have been issued to the subscriber Al persons indeb
ed TO said estate requested to make payment and all
persons having demands sgainst the notified
present the same for settlement to the subscriber.
JOHN 4. CODDING,
Dec. -, 1864. Admir-