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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-23

DAzGERoUs PLAYA little boy of DANIEL
HHEIys ltLe nursery mon) while walking along
Market street. in front of the First National Bank,
IN Wednesday last, was struck in the face by an
other boy with a swub that had been saturated in
Prus,c acid, nearly binding one eye and soaring
lis face badly The little fellow is about nine
years old and was walking peacefully along the
pavement with little sister, when he was struck.
Nj. Harldns viii pay a reward Of SO to any per-
the detection Of the culprit. It is supposed the
little miscreant procured the poison from huge
bottle standing in front Of one Of the drug stores.
This should be warning also to our druggists
LL-..-- EL-c- Lu,.a
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miscellaneous,
NJ f w F ALI G o O D : ,

n f W FALL coon s!
J. ". TAYLOR,
Has just received splendid stock of Fall Goods icon
sisting OF all the late styles of DRESS GOODS such
Emperess cloth POplins, large assortment of all the
new shades of French Mernoes Plain Alapaccas and
Wool Delans also patterns of new French goods
Black Silks plain ana rept complete stock of Mourn
ing goods and Delains.
Calicoes, Ginghams, Balmorals, Hoop Skirts, and a
complete stock of dress trimmings to match all coors
Broad Cloths, Ladies Cloths, and Ladies Woolen
Shawls Also Misses Shawls Bleached Musiins and
shirtings
He wishes to say his Millinery is complete with :a
thes newest styles OF Ribbons Bonnets and Flowers
also old Ladies Caps infants Hoods and Scotch, Caps
Turban and Hats OF ali kinds and in fact everything
belonging to the Millinery business.
He invites the attention Of the people of Towanda
and vicinity examine his stock Goods, one door
north OF the Post Office Sept Is, 1865.
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PROFESSOR CLARK will give one of his
musical Sociables (as announced last week. at the
court House. this Thursday evening. 1t needs
III, assurance from US to satisfy citizens til It
rir musical treat is in store for them, as Mr. c.
rarrtstion is well known. He comes with the
risle,t recommendations both of the press, and
# the lovers of music.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-23

A UDITOR'S NOTICE., the matter Of
IA Exceptions TO the Final account Of II. c. Bard,
assignee Of Farmers Union Insurance Co. No. ljj
Sept Term, 1860. In the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Bradford County.
The undersigned al auditor appointed by said Court
upon exceptions filed 10 the ina FL Baird
Assignee of the Farmers Union Insurance Coz will at
tend to the duties OF his appointment his office in 70
wanda boro', on Saturday November 2j 1865 at one
O'Clock p. m at which time and place all persons inter
ested can attend if they think moper or be forever
debarred from the same
e D. .MONTANYE,
Oct 23 1865 Auditor.
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COUNTERFETERS ARREsTED.--Two men call
ing themselves John Alexander and Harry Mallory
We're arrested at the National Hotel in Lock Ha-
ven, Friday, the Goth ult., for passing counter
felt money The Republican says, that they were
taken before Justice Rynder and after a hearing
committed to await tr al at the next session Of the
county court. 50 113 were found on their persons,
consisting OF counterfeit L. s. Treasury $780, 5000
SO and fractional sos. The 500 note was so well
executed to defy the criticism of our shrewdest
bankers, who expressed the belief that it had been
printed on the government die. The 2Os and los
We're indifferently executed. The postal currency
was the same as that previously in circulation.
The Older Of the two persons gives his age at 46.
The younger, Mallory, appears to be about 30.
The older one gave to the Justice the name of Al
eXander J. NJ Kee, and said he resided in Holiday
sburg. From papers found on his person, we in
&er that under the name Of Robert Mills. he was
convicted Of burglary in Fayette county, in 1865
and was sentenced TO seven years imprisonmentin
the Western Penitentiary but was pardoned by
Gov. Curtin in 1862. He is evidently veteran and
viii perhaps never get his deserts from human
courts.
The young man claims residence in Center Coun-
ty.
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New ENrERrmsE.-A Regular Daily Ex-
press Line has just been established between To-
.anl. and Troy-another is in operation between
rawauia and Wayerly. Special attention paid to
.loressug goods to all parts of the country Office
r,be News Room.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-23

r. REv WILLIAM BACON STEVENS, D. D.,
Ig,:s to preach and to administer the rite OF con-
aaaa.i9n in the Episcopal Church OF this borough,
a Sunday next Divine service in the morning
Il 10. o'clock, in the evening at u O'Clock
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"a" The name of the post-ol1ice at Grow,
Bradford county, Pa, is changed to ''Luther's
Mills" and Roswell Luther appointed postmaster,
vice James Williams, resigned.
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CnHrowN ACADEMY-A A. KEENEY, Prin-
.ral Winter Term commences December /, 1863
Bookkeeping Languages, and the higher Mathe-
matte, taught. Rooms convenient and board at
moderate rates can be obtained in the vicinity.
d. d. CHAFFEE, Prest
HOMER CAMP Secy. 2t
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GOV. CURTIN, of this State, has been for
some days lying very dangerously sick at the resi-
144.e Of a friend in New York city. At latest ac-
counts he was recovering, with a prospect Of soon
aiug able to return to Harrisburg.
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carried An election of officers for the ensuing
year was held, resulting in the choice of
PreSidat-O. T. YOUNG, Rome.
Wee Presidents-J d. HEWITT, Towanda 7 NJ
CRAWFORD Herrick A. f LrIEY. Alba.
Sect. and I}'eaS.-AIiss A. PAssMoRE Wvsox.
Mr. Craft proposed an amendment to Art III OF
the Constitution, that the words ciua uoce be sub
shtuted for the words 'by ballot" The Associa-
ton then resumed the discussion of the subject Of
Teachers Institutes. Messrs. Craft, Chubbuck,
Hurst and Hewitt participating. A vote being ta-
ken the resolution was lost. The next Resolution
read follows
ResolUed, That Object teaching should be intro
duced into our common schools
After some remarks, vote was taken resulting
in it's adoption. O. J. Chubbuck then offered the
following
ReSozced That we urge upon teachers the i'm
portance and necessity of the study of mental and
moral science as a requisite to success in their
profes ion and usefulness in life
After some remarks, it was unanimously adop-
ted. Music Interesting remarks then made by
several gentlemen in regard to the causes of the
ineffciency of our common schools. Committee
ON memberships then made their report The fol-
lowing are the appointments for the next meeting:
LectuG-J. D. Hewitt
Essay iSts-Ellen Styre Libbie T. Landon.
Readers-Emma Hutchinson, E. L. Hills.
Declojmers-J. c. Crawford, VIM. T. Horton.
Com. on Business and Progrdmme-G. W Elliott,
q. l. Overpeck, Miss L. NJ Blocker, Miss NJ E.
Hills.
1t was on motion of d. Craft
Res0iUed, That the thanks of this Association be
rendered to he
choir for their excellent music, and to the people
of this vicinity for their hospitabe entertainments
Unanimously adobted.
After prayer, singing of doxology and benedic-
ton, the Association adjourned to meet at Herrick
the second Friday and Saturday in February,
4. PAssMoRE Sec O. f. YOUNG, Pres.
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SmrH's PNEUMATIC CHURN, an advertise
ment Of which may be found in another column,
It is claimed combines all the principles necessary
al providing the greatest possible amount of but
;.l from given amount Of cream. The arrange
mnt is certainly a novel and ingenious one. and
worthy tie attention Of farmers
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-23

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
" OF an order issued out of the Orphans Court of
Bradford County the undersigned administrator Of the
estate of James H. Turell deceased late OF Terry twp
will sell on the premises on FRIDAY. NOV. IL 1865
at 10 O'Clock the following lot piece or arce of
land, bounded and described as follows:
LoT Mol Lying and being in the township of Terry
bounded north by lands of John and Edmund Horton
by the Susquehanna River south and by lands
OF Maj Uriah Terry Containing l09 less
all improved with good house, and barn outbaildngs
and fruit trees thereon.
LoT No.. 2. Situate in Jerry twp, bounded north by
lands of C. F. Welles, east by lands of c. F. Wees
and Alexander Kinney, south by land of Jackson Hol
lenback west by land OF Phiander White and Israel
Van derman. Containing 500 acres, more less val
liable timber lot with excellent Saw Mill thereon
TERMS.-$lOO to be paid upon each lot when struck
down, $500 ea:h lot final continuation the bal
ance in =, 2 and years, with interest.
J.. 7. STAFFORD
Oct. l3, 1865. Admin istratOr.
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TRIAL LIST FOR DECEMBER TERM.


Il Commencing Dec. 4, 1865.
f w Smith Vs. WLn Elwell ISSUE
Jefferson Laughead's v5. John Laughed ~.
Chas Phillips admir- Mary foliston DO
Daniel McDuffee n. B. Canal Co... Damage.
Am Life In. & Trust Cows H.W Patrick. sci fatnnri.
same Chas. + Wells, jr...... .... do.
Vim Clymer Perry Cobb et. al eiectmcnt
A. B. Smith VS. Saml KellUm u eta ejectncnt
VIM Peet's use vs. S. Ii Garfield ct. al .cgJ
f. n. Page VS.. j. +. Blood ........... ...... d..
II. 4 Hood vs. Shipman Wells ... ....-. do
X. & NJ. Harders use vs.. James Merit e.. al d..
b. N Osborne vs.. L M Wells ct. al .-.......-. do.
Aauson Smith vs.. Vim. L. Storrs Il. II ....uesp-ss
Clark.on Nichols vs.. Mtylert K Ward. -le.t
Amos Strube ct al Levi Anderson ct. al .e
W. II. Tylers adnlr vs. AeylerE II Ward .dspt
Lewis Ravens vs.. c. l.. Ward debt
Chas Knapp vs. John r. Long Il Co tres pass
Clark & Baker Va. Abraham steers e. -Ceyt
Robt Coopers use VS. Geo Tdlmadge et. appeal
John Bortz VS.. Pomeroy Bros '....'-tte pass
lily Gibson VS.. J. W. Sweet .rcpeyI
Thos Snead admir- vs. Hiram spear ..Lreap-a5
John Mcmahon Jerome T. Gillet' ct. al. appeal
Geo. A. Holden J. W Sweet ......... .eectmeat
Daniel Curran vs.. Mary Ann Bishop. -..scI IT,
John c. Weles assgnees Shepard HatnaWay"J
David Barber VIM Collins sla IA.
BRADFORD COUNTY IS;
Subpenas returnable Monday, Dec. Ii, 1863 a 10 g.
clock A NJ h. o. GOODRICH,
Nov T. 1865. frothongsary.
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FoR RENT.-The Sd story of Union Block,
Towanda. Inquire at the Office of G. D. Mon.
tanye.
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ADMINISTERS NOTICE.-Notice is here

4 ADMINISKS NUIICE.--NOtlCe Is HtIt-
by given that all persons indebted to the estate OF
WARREN r. FRlSBlE, late OF Orwell twp. Bradford
County, decd requested to make payment without
delay and all having claims against said estate are re-
quesed to present them Gully authenticated or settle
ment. JAMES /, CODU hN.
Nov is. ls65. AdmiLstratyr.
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ANEW WoEK--Life of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
.y Dr. J. g. HOLLAND a fill and complete history Of
L.yenttU life, with incidents of his early history.
a.ear as q Lawyer and Politician, his advance
4.L' 70 the Presidency of the United States and
t'a@ander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy thro
III most trying period of its history. together With
a account of the tragical and mournftl scenes
connected with the close of his noble and eventful
1o The Author Of the proposed work is to wen
@"" to all our readers to require any extended
notice from Us. The tens Of thousands who have
an. with delight ',Bitter Sweet, sGold Foil. and
u. Timothy Iitcomb Letters will be equally
.e.,ej with this, his last great work This is the
oily Life Of Lincoln written freshly from the be
tl.lg since his death, the others being only mod
-".-o-s or extensions Of Campaign Lives written
II political purpose The New York Triioaae
s.r- OF 1t
The Life Of President Lincoln which is an
-gdNreda as III course Of preparation from the pro
-lr and experienced pen OF Dr.. J G. Holland au-
i4or OF Bitter Sweet and the '.Titcomb Letters"
#4u doubtless be eagerly welcomed by the numer
Gus admirers OF his popular writings In his hands
'e Lie Of the late honored President viii find an
fliccatiye Treatment and be set forth with a dio-
MY and force worthy Of the exalted subject.
Inere are many political lives Of him written,
N. IS the Life Of great and good man dedicated
tA" ,'tnie peop'a no one can fail to choose Dr.
allmds
l-~ people Of Bradford County viii soon have
lpotanity to procure this >tqaoiard Uorl.
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y EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
IL given, that 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 follow
Final account of Warren Bagley and j. W. Griffin
executors of James Bagley, deed, late of Leroy.
Final account OF Joel Adams admir- of A. g. Brown,
dee d, late OF Springfield
Final act of E. l. Maney, executor OF Darius Man
ley, late OF Troy twp, decd.
Fin i act S. +. Mead, executor of Eli X Mead late
Towanda twp. decd.
Final ac Of Henry Newman, admir- of John New.
man late OF Warren, dec d.
Final act OF VIM S. Ayers, Guardn of Edward Deck
er and Others minor children Of Andrew Decker late of
Springfield dec i.
Final act of Clafin j. Sleeper admir- of Charles H
Sleeper, late of Warren, decd.
Final act of B. Laporte al d c. F. Weles ir. admir-
of John Laporte late OF Towanda boro', dec d
Final act of z, F Wa lker, admir- OF Hanfod D Kin.
ney, late of Litchiield, decd.
Final act of i. +. Chamberlin and Ellen Middaugh
adm'r OF Isaac Middaugh, late OF Wyalusing, dec d.
Final act OF James Burnham, adm + of James B. Bow
ker, late OF South Creek, decd,
Final act OF Rachel A. Tibbits admir- of Job Tibb,s
late OF Warren, decd.
Final act Of Hiram Elliott, admr OF Harry Elliott,
Final act OF l.. S. Chubbuck, admir- OF Charles H.
Kellogg, late of Monroe dec d.
Final act OF Minor T. Porter, admir- OF Silas Jackard
late of Canton, decd.
Final act of Sabin Allen and NJ tilda E Sexton adr
of Nm. r. Sexton, late OF Orwell, dec d.
Partial act OF c. E. Pierce one OF the executors o!
Abarim Pierce late OF Smithfeld, decd.
Final act of Mary j. Overpeck, formerly Mary j.
Titus, adm rix Of Minor H. Titus, late OF Herrck decd
Final act Of F. \. Page, admir- OF +. A. Mnrray late
of Athens twp, decd.
Partial act OF F. n Page and John Jones, executors
OF VIM. Morris, late of Athens twp, decd
Final act of John W. Hill and SamI Cass adm rs OF
John H Hi late of Orwell. decd.
FINAL act OF o. F. Young Guardian of Mahio, Wat
ties minor child of Albina Wattles late of Rome deed
ALsO-The appraise ment of property set Oil by the
Executor or Administrators to widows children the
following decedents:
Estate OF Roswell Hagan.
q Samuel B. Woodwork
Alexander l.. Smith.
J d. Humphrey,
=: Isaac D. Webber.
% Marvin II. Leonard
John Layton.
Judson A. Royse.
William H. Plowman.
Stephen FELTON,.
Henry Pitt.
David Griswod.
James Layton.
Patrick Doughertv.
Roderick Williams.
Joel Clinton.
David Andrews.
And the will be presented to the Orp hans Court
of Bradford County, Monday the 4th day of Decem
Der next for confirmation and allowance
NC. ELLIS BREE,
Nov. /, 1865. Register
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Ncm advertisements.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
II the Post Office at Towanda Pa. tor the week end
ne Nov. Is, Ia65
Buckley BeHns Macdonald Margaret
Brown Chas. II. hiIs. Mann J. p.
Braun David Porter Frank
Brown Elizabeth Patch Geo.
Cullen Catherine .Pavne I. n.
Cooper Chas. 4. Puff Theodore
Comm Lizzie J. Ryan Kate
Clancy c. sullivan Ellen
Daley Geo. B. Strapard Erastus
Dewitt G. NJ. sullivan ?.
Gustin II. B. Thompson VIM.
GOn II. NJ. Tillman Cecilia
Harrgln johanna Vincent Ambrose,
EB Persons calling ar any Of the above letters will
please say AdvtItised, and give the date of the ad-
yertiSemcut 5. w. ALV0RD,
Nov. 20, 1865. Postmaster.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN J. X. 2. Gleeson, S. W. AlvOrd, and others have
presented to the Court OF Common Pleas OF Bradford
County, the charter OF the Young Me S Christian As
socaton of Towanda praying the Court for decree of
incorporation and that the same will be heard on Mon
day, December 4th, 1865 OF which all persons inter
ested will please take notice.
f. O. GOODRICH,
Nov. I, 1865. Prothonotary
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice s.

g DEMONSTRATORS oNUIIUE.-NDIICc !"
Ahereby given that all persons Indebted 70 the eslt
OF JULIA A. DRAKE, dec 1, late OF Li'chfeld twp
are requested TO make immediate payment, aad those
having demands against said estate Will present tneu
duly authenticated Tor settlement.
JAMES DRAKE,
Oct. Il, 1865. Administrator.
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A DMINISTRORS NOTICE-Notice is
IA hereby given. that all persons indebted to the
estate of f. l.. ANTISDILL late OF Warren twp, dec
are requested to make immediate pa ment, and all
having claims against said estate requested TO pre-
ent them duly authenticated for settlement.
LAWRENCE ANTlSDILL,
Nov. IL, 1865. Administrator.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Having made arrangements with manufacturers to
supply our sales with the best quality of Boots and
Shoes we shall all times be able to furnish custo
mers with the best custom made Shoes OF all kinds.
for Ladies' Misses and Children, and Boots for Mems and
Boys wear, reasonable prices We shall also keep con-
stanty hand complete assortment of Mems, ,Womens
and Children's Rubbers and Arctic Overshoes.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Noticc
is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
tate OF URIAH 5. BROWN dec d. late Of Orwell twp,
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having demands against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
A G. MATHEWS,
Oct. 26, 1865. Administrator.
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notice

IN is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estate OF ALANSUN LINDLEG, late ot franklin twp,
decd, are requested to make immediate payment
and those having demands against said estate will pre-
ent them duly authenticated Tor settlement
NEDEBIAH SMITH,
Oct. i2, 1865. AdlaI LstTGtg!.
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Gs' The Bradford County Teachers AS
..n met pursuant to adjournment at the
A.-'i,,t Church at Standing stone. and was
--1 to order by the President, O. Z. Young
..Aet with music, and remarks of 0. }. Club
upon the courage ana perseverance of tea
-..s md friends Of Education Adjourned to
-sta-p. =. H.
ASSOCIATION met according to adjournment In
.,.i.a Of the Secretary, \. Passmore was elected
..'. Minutes Of last meeting were then read
yl"Tel Report of Committee on Business
'5Ianme read and accepted. Matte Hard
-- .IEomted Critic. The Association then pro-
.a t' consider the following resolution:
''.l. That the lack Of success Of our school
.'.l- arises chiefly from want Of knowledge. en-
.-" ohthuslasm on the part of teachers!
1->.ossl,n On the same was participated in by
".',ia. tLubLuck, Crawford Brainard, Young
..Anert, The motion to adopt the resolution
lis. ast
n. .a'nation by y. p. Moody Music. Sarah
'... and Flora Yannest appointed committee to
ID. members. The Resolution, That Legisla-
+" pennsylvania in relation to school matters,
"een. and is detrimental to the cause Of Ed
" Then discussed BY Messrs. Chubbuck
-..' hlrst and Hewitt Discussion arrested by
'',.''ton Of questions to be answered in the
-'4-, Adjourned to meet at Gt.
-.-Ai EyEENING.-Called to order by President
'sIce Of previously appointed Declaimers,
'.. n""nd favored US with Defamation. In
'l'el discussion of the forenoon resumed.
.".I by D, Craft, followed by J. D. Hewitt and
'4ab00ck. The yeas and nays being called
4'SoiUlIon was lost. Reading 4 selected
=. - Nancy Horton The following Resolution
III -ssesscd
~ hat Teachers Institutes held Ly the
s..,, |'Penntendent are detrimental to the in
r % s1UcGtIon III our common schools
''9!on entered into with considerable inter
~ oiatt and 0. J. Chubbucl- interrupted bva
a. .f OF business. Defamation by Z. L..
.-- answering of contributed questions ue1t
report Of Critics Music Adjourned
'"' . clock next morning.
E'Ar AoESIHG. Commenced according 70
.,..',L '''INeA'. Meeting called 10 order Music.
10 '''vo |' On nominations appointed, consisting
Ii n ""onuek, Capt. Hurst, n P Moody. An
j.,,.-." and Lydia Stephens. Miscellaneous
i., -'''s taken up. motion to appoint two crit
VI defamation, and one on Reading. was
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T IST OF THE NAMES OF PERSON,
- drawn as Jurors for December Court 1866 {:
GRAND HRORs.

T IST OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS
- drawn Jurors for December Court 1866
GRAND JURORS.
Albany, John Carr Asylum, Joshua kiDer :;
Athens twp, II W Thomas Burlington twp, Seth T
Gustin; Columbia, VIM Watkins Herrick Phillip An
gle, Geo Elliott; LeRaysville James job nson Orwell
Charles Pendeton; Pike Sheldon Payne Caleb Nurse
Ridgberry, D Coville Springfield, VIM Chase O P
Harkness; Sheshequin, John Brink South Creek JOS
Van Buskrk Troy twp Walker Pierce Harrison
Granger Warren, G W Tallmadse Wysox, B E
Whitney; Wyalusing Harrison Black, d w Brown
TRAVERSE JURORs-lsT WEEK.
Armenia "A lanson Smith; Athens twp. Isaac Gregory
Guy Tozer jr; Burlington bolo, Job Morley do West,
Bingham Rockwell; Canton twp, Jas Ketchum; Canton
boro', John Adams Herrck, Lyman Matson Charles
Tingey; Leroy, lngham Wm Tillotson Iitch-
field, Levi Morse; Orwell Maj Darling Shesheqnin.
Griffin Geo Gore; Smithteld, Asahe Scott A
Brigham, Hiram Farnsworth; Standing Stone William
Hiram Taylor, Vincent Owen; Terry, Shubel Bowman
Troy boro', Peter Meeker Ulster, Edward Lockwood
Milton Holcomb; Windham, Samuel Hartshom. Wysoy
M Bennett, Samuel Reynolds; Wyalusing Sam'l ow.
ard, James Biles, Francis Homet, Benjamin Ackley:
Wells Dilston Files; Wilmot, Alba Wilson.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-2D WEEK
lbany, Benz Wilcox, John Steriger; Athens boro'
Asa Demon; Burlington West VIM M'Keau do TWP
Samuel NJ Cord ; Columbia Andrew Jackson PqIag
Peckh am Franklin, Burr Rdgway, Horace Wiley !:
Herrick, Elisha Keeler, Mason Stevens Leroy, Eli
Hocomb, Geo Mckee; Monroe twp, Luman Pratt =; Or
Creek, Phlo Fassett jr Standing Stone, John Pull
ford; Smithfeld, j Chamberlin, ,Wm Pierce Spring
field Amos Knapp Sheshequin, 4 Cole VIM Del
pouch; Troy tp, Henry Jennings. Vim Ward; Towanda
twp, Bowman do. boro', Amos Pennypacker :;
TuscarOra Ackley; Terry, ] Dennson; Ulster
James Mather WyalGsing, Nfram Black; Warren, JOS,
iah Wolcott Salmon King WysOx, VIM h Morgan :
Wells, Floyd Helmes; WilmOt, Samuel Thrasher.
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\ DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-LeltyGs
II of administration OF the goods, chatteis &c. OF
ASA PRATT late of Canton township, deceased,
have been issued to the subscriber 81 persons lndeJ
ed to said estate requested to make payment anu all
persons having demands gainst the notified tn
present the same Tor settlement TO the subscriber.
PERRY Ii. HARDING,
CHAS. STOCkWEIL.
Oct. z 1865. Administrators
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A DMINISTRAT NOTICE.-Notice
N is hereby given, that all persous indebted the
estate of c. VANClSE, decd, late of Rome twp are
requested to make immediate payment, and Those hay
ing demands against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
HARRIET CHANDLER,
Get. Is, 1865. AdL-lustIa,riX.