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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
HOOP SKIRTS.
62S. moor SKIRTS 62S.
HOPKINS GOWN MAKE,
Manu- 'tured aud sold
MIIMltsALE ANn KEnAIL.

No. US ARCH STREET, FnlLADELpHIA.
TIE mos ,omrlrts assottgeut OF lalie Ni-s-s' ard
ca ldrens Hoop nj Is, 10 the g.; gotten up ex
presslY to meet h. WAS Of tiasr Ang em-
Aeiue the newest mo / d sitAuie Al s And szat
Gore iias Fl OF every length rom ~ % yard
und-2l tc 70 Springs, at T. u 81. Pun skirt-, all
ng'hs, rom - 10 ,aris round tue bottom, at a.
~ s315.
0ur lins Of Misses aud chidren- SKIRTS are pro.
ser .Hly bsyond cmnetitiuu. for varety Of sjyles
and wei us for fnih AVID du abiljy y-ytrjins
tum to 81 inches iu nsth, 10 spfi IS 50
u 81 20 All skirts Of ouR "uwN MAXI are AR
EAN1ED 10 piys satisfaction. But BuY NosE sucs,
unless they haze liol kn'S llo1r ktt MtnuHclory.
Ne. Us Arch street stamped on esrh tih
Also, constantly hand, GOOD SKIRTS, MAnnftc.
tured in Ne@ YORK and the EASTERN e- which We toll
at very W prices lot OF Cheap skittsld spiiutH 20
ceuis 20 spnss % springs, ~ 80 fprntt, $3.50,
and 10 trrinEs. Sl!0
9s-skitls made to order nd rrlaired-0a
80 ikkAs CAsH. uNk Pkloa uStY. lmihd-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
PROCLAMATION

l. CHARLES KIEFE, Chief Caterer to the cilizous Of
Wilmington, and the public generally do publish and
declare -
1. That REED BIRDS and other choice game are IN
season, and may be found done up the very beet style
at the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET BE.
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
= That OYSTERS now strictly prime, aud are done
up in the most delicious sews Pans, Frys Gc at the
oyster Bay House in 1Aird Street
g. ThEta kinds Of eireshI0ents may be obtained at
the said oyster bay nouse in Third street, up
tho future, Ia the past to make this refeetoty oi
tie heat in the United States. model establishment at
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN obtain every
luxury Ia the shape Of EATING and DRINKING, at tait
prices and Le accommodate pleasantly and promptly.
- Given under the hana and seal Of office II ihs
s. said Oyster hay llouse in Third Street, between
t--J Market and King Streets Wilmington, nelawart
this seventh day Of September. A. b, lst4
sep20 CliARLEs KIEFR, Propret
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF THE INGREDIENT
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID ACT
BUCHU,

Ia composed Of Buchu, cubebs. and Juniper Berries
lectea with great care aud prepared in by H. T.
HELARoLD Druggist and Chemist Ct sixteen years
pehenoe in the City Of Philadelphia and which is now
prescribed by the most eminent physieians, has been
in very general use State Hospitals and public Santa
~ Institutions throughout the land.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
MoLAssRs,
Aud All other artcios u.uty Aelt in q Grocery store.
wAtth he is So Hing Al the N'''
JOIYESr Ul PEEp D1gEc

honsekoprr. are raquesiri u cal anI examine HIS
soe' 1 Rosd, This s4hs rttpr having hean entareI in
lNe ~ '-ty business lhe sar,.o' James Morrow or
srvrin years is epud'i th,i hy krct aii-utun 10
un9shs '.e w t'e enii.e satisfaction 70 all who may
ERs jASts n n, .i,Nps Ntaohi
Hu 536m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
JACOB 5. MELDfN

49,. itAsfECrFULLf Informs the citison OF WImin,
k9St ton aad tlr pli g1netslly that he has on nand
Esz II ihs Old estsh istInd II the corner NJ sHI-
bHlti aad hlAH Siy -eue as of we'll select
94 faulHy UN''res. which htwill sel at the lowest
riee-i An ~ ths most Reasonable terms. Having fer
nunh8r % ,,ars hee Jnglscd ia the business he 70.
-l 'tn. iuv es the putic TO cail gud canine his
s'"ct'. be- riHs confident 1t VIII give satisfaction,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

NOTICE TO Sp0RSTMEN
DuQonts hest Eagle Powder in Cauistsrs and Z lbs
Ar.s, duck ant rifle Also. shd all sizes suitable for
l aud reed bird shouting ia SEASON. percussion eaps
And iescf IN Glover, iimthg Orehsri and Herd Grass
seed al ur sale BY llANLAN BROTHER,
any 2'-ly opprs siis te luNnr Market House
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

lsu EroRArEp By rHB LsastAURE or rHB STATE or DsL
AWARE, WITH CAPITAL oP
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
T,HE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECEIv
lug applications for Insurance At their Office in VIII
mnst6n, against losses by Fire on every description
bndsg general merchandise ships Ia port and their
eArgoes, household furniture and oiAer personal prop y
also against loss damage by inland transportation Of
goods wares, merchandiae and country produce.
companies in the cities Of Philadelphia New York
PAres insured repose the fullest confidence In the
sodiy Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
''' -'''1 y DiREcT0RS:
At the annual election held the 5th day OF March,
1866 the following directors we're elected to serve the
ensuing year, viz;
George Jones, Jos Meninhal, George ". Bush,
John B. rorter. George y. sparks Thomas NJ G ary.
may be made for any time not less than three
In addition to the above mode OF lnsung property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whose charter is per-
peual sect perpetual insurance real estate the person
becoming insured deposits in the office certain per oentage
more less according to the nature OF the s upon the
smount to be insured-but which can be withdrawn Q.
aay time by leaving per the amount deposited.
tie nsured than the orme-he expense is about one hsi
les and there no renewing of the policy from time to
Property that would be insured per Annum at 40 and
As the 1000 will be insured s aud per deposit
and in like proportion as the risk increases.
Persons wishing to insure their property Or wanting in.
formation on the subject Of insurance viii amply to the
agents As above, or 70
JopS MeLrAh, Secretary
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
| N INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED 10 FIVE
pen CENT
WHE principle Of Mutual Insurance Is believed to be
the and experienceso far has proved Il be the
cheapest OF lnsurance against Loss FIRg and
although this Institution has beeen hut Il years in sx
sance the list OF insurers will compare favorRhy with
ady other; and the Sssag by ire during that time al
though not few have been promptly psd all who have
bees insured in this Office aal have had the misfortune
to be burned attest The object has been to
cure good lis o safe risks, rather than to swell the
number OF nsu without regard to haIards TINS les
sening the liability sinking the cash capital Of
hesyy disasters during the year.
DIRECT TORS
WiLMsGToE.-William Canby Clement Il. Smyth, O. o.
Richardson, John a Duncan Iaeob Pussy, john Coeh-
ran William Tatnall, Edward 4 BeNsh, CIV. Rowland,
samuel Canby.
BRAsDrwIsa HuNpaso u, Cloud lott, Edward
| Brnghurs,.
CHRIsriAsA HuSnREn-Iames Riddle.
4 NRw CASTLE H5RDREn.-John 'uyer,
WHITE CLAY CREEK HuNbRRn IA. p. shannon.
WILLIAM CANBT, President
s. d. smith Secretary and Treasurer
2 p 0flae hours from to and from to Z.
January is. 1866 -ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
NEW SKIRT FOR 1900.

The Great ingautioa Of the Agsin
HOOP SKIRTS
j, W, BRADLtYs New ratelt DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
tor doublel siRI>G skirt.
THIS invention consists Of DtrliS rtwo) ELliIrio
fuhE kEfNEn srEEL sPHNHs, nsfni Imsy BRAtDFn gdT-
~ aud fihALf together tndR to making the
iuUdHBsr, most fltXiBlB, ELAsIle and DrRsnLE srRKa
ever used. They esia1m BLIND ite The Single
prthgh, and consequently preserve their perfect ana
beautiful Shape more thtn twlcs lAus amy Single
spring skirt tnat Ever Has or Tan ls made
The wonderful hexibilty and great comfort and plea
To any Lady weAtu the DupieX Elliptic SKIRT vii
he 'Aperieneed particularly iu al Crowded Assemblies
Operas Carriages, iHtiruld Cars, Church rews, Arm
Chairs for Pr,Hsuais aud Guss Dress the skirt cAn
be i5dei when ID use t. ecrnpy sinall pase easily
aud conveniently as silk uI Nus ii Dtess.
lady having enjoyed the ta ure, Oonort and tlrest
Convenience ot wearing the pureS klpuc steel Spring
skirt iOr single day Will never Afterwards willing N
dispense with their For children. AEHes snd Young
| Ladies they are superior to tli others
Tbs Hoops covered With py uu lie twisted thread
anu val wear twice as long single yarn covering
which used on all Single Steel Hoop skirls Tie thioe
Bottom rods On every ski. alsl Dpubi steel AMI
twice Ut d0uDie covered 70 preveut the covering IRON
wearing oil the rods when dragging d, ijtts, stuue
steps, &c, &c, which they constantly subject wlon
ia use.
Al are made of thu new AMI elegant Cafdsi rares.
and are the best qu4liY in tYey pant, giving to tie
weHTe the most sNeein and perfect sAtpa H1 sbe
are unquestiuusly the lshtost most desirable, com
Portable aud etunlni al sklrt ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY a CARY. PRupRiErnRs ct the
| Invention, and SOLE MANuFAGlURERS, NJ CHAll.
| BERe, aud ~ 4 81 ltEADE street, New NoiA.
For sale ia alt hiSt rla's sot,s IN lis rity and
| throughout the United States and Canada Havana dg
Cu'a, Mexico, eoulh America nAd the West luiies
| A5'lNQulRE FOX rlH DUPLEX ELL rtG DOR
p9lB. e. srkiNG SKIRT AZ 6.
Janld3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

Hotels country tiA0 and cunsuniors supnlied whole
salo ana rst ty ,is esss, demohn dozen or package
OF escorted kinda All orders by post otherwise ro
urly hled, or the goods agon h.ek. Please cali and
oSfmins ct llARLAN nkofhEEs, No . East Second
street, Wilmington. Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
GROCERIES.

"
Ite ulHefilrr lnitms his irivnde and ths
4 q inhHe senre'ly that ne has taken th Z, store,
ssaSsA No. 2is Market Street,
Fortirrsly ccapiea ty HE late John rier and la, ON
hand sod assoliAtut ui
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware.
flia,aIy41 MIN, caRrK -

(URialSAL MiLl CRBEK, &e)
THIS Company continues to oier to the people Of DelA
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance sgatnst loss
by hr on all descriptions OF property, except Marine
The nstitutoH Ia commended by over 90 years expert.
in and attention the subject Of Mutua Insurance.
being the first 70 introduce The principle into state)
by reason Of which, il Is believed the Managers have
een enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, 10 fenler the Wember
ship among the most equitable in character Of the
Gus insurance Companies presented to the public
1t takes credit 10 itself that its payments n losses have
been prompt aud haT that III % years business and
losses rea hs over SulV9Q not sqgls ease OF itsa
ton has occurred. and scarcely without entire salts
faction 10 the parties insured.
Looking more To the safety than the number and
amount Of its risks 1t has declined Hundreds Thou
ssnIs OF Dollars Of Insurance. other requiring
great an amount n single risk IS oering untt oh
iscts Of Insurance for the character Of the Insuon
Iu this manner it is conceived has the safest and
most select list OF insurances In proportion to the
efsiE Millions Of Dollars OF any other Company
within reasonable range.
As lancs ii THIS hAs no' only reduced the rate nf
Insurance. at ali times moderate, one--xth during the
asst two years hut it presents clear surplus ud Of
5lOo as security against any assessment on he Deposit
Notes which by the resort TO scrip tertitcAtes OF
the btanues due 10 each member, being Issued will
be paving interest them from January 1862, At the
deduction.
II commenced the year 1862 with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes OF {25O,0O1
surplus Fund d0u0C
tits the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and such
President-JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and TrsAsurer-RoBBRT MoCAHB, N. b.
DIRECTORS:
Ell Wilson, Brandywne Hid James Deaplain, Christi
ana Hdi James Webb Samuel Barr, +. G. Stotseuburi
aud Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd.; Robert McCabe Nil
Greek lldi John T Williamson, White clay Creek ld
George Janyier New Castle id Curtis b. Ellison reu
ctdtr h.; John O. CLARK, Fed Lion Hi; WIN. Temple
smyrna James II. Barnhais, ST. Georges Hl; Chtre
T. Fleming Peter Cassy, Milford; Henry Todd, Dovei
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AdENTs-As well tor receiving applications Gr iBsur
| ance as dues OF members
Iii Wilson, EraHdywine lid; Robert McCabe, Mil
CrerE lId. Jaines DeapiAin, Chrisana lld John
| Williamson, White Clay Creek Hdi Curtis b. Ellison
rencader I'D Red Lion St dtorses and Apppq quimmin
hundreds Joseph O. Griffith, Smyrna; James Crippef
New Castle lId Charles T. Fleming, Milford Charle
Tunnel, Georgetown Henry Todd. Dover
Communications general business addressed to lh
undersigned Wilmington will receive Immediate after
ION
s4 ROBERT MoCABE NJ. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-23

MRS. AMELIA II. PETERSON,
No. $40 MARKET STREET,
Next deer to the City Hali,)
wILMINGToN, DELAWARE,
Branch Of the famous
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
No. a22 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
CLOTHES WRINGERs,
TOILET sErTs,
WATERS,
LETrRRED CAKE, CHEESE, COFFEE AND SUGAR
BONES,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
BIRD CAGES,
DOOR MATS, BASKETS,
TABLE MATS, BRUSHES.
FEATHER BUSTERS,
NAPKIN RINGS, BRACKETS,
SCOTCH PLAID GOODS,
PArIER MAcHE TABLES, WRITING DESKS,
BOXES, VASES,
ELEGANT ORNAMENTAL GOODS,
SUITABLE FOR GIFTS.
Orders filed for
PLATED WARES,
jan2-iy Of every description
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-16
BUTLER, BUTLER COUNTY PA, WEDNESDAY MAY l6 1866

My first impulse was at all risks to de-
nounce her-to tell the truth. But the
fear of ridieule, the dread of disgrace at
last restrained me, and made me consent
to endure the terrible completely.
Carem was never found-nor were the
jewels traced probably she had sailed
from France for America, and SO evaded
the police.
As for Cecile, six months later | found
her by her mother, pure, fresh and inno-
cent and not until we had been married
two years did | relate to her my adven-
ture in Algiers.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-16
original 2oetrg.
= r Ut EIIU 'FIFEHIsFF
DEATH OF LAURA DALE.

DEATH OF LAURA DALE.
RF aoLLIE ?. NEYMAS
AR-The Soldier 10 his Mother.
Calmly, fell the silver moonlight
Over hill, and over vale,
As with mournfnl hearts we fingered
By the couch of Laura Dale.
She was dying, gentle Laura,
She passing like sigh,
Frum this world Of love and beauty,
To brighter world on high.
CHoRUs-Laura, Laura. still we love thee,
Though we see thy form no more,
And we know thou wilt come 20 meet us,
When we reach the mystic shore.
Brightly dswned the norrcws morning,
over hill and vale,
As with mournful hearts we fingered,
BY the side Of La ura Dale
She was almost At the river,
when the light broke from the sky,
And she smiled, and whisper ed family,
] am not afraid to die
CHoEUs-Lsura, Laura, &C.
Softly through the open window,
Came the west winds gentle breath,
But she needed not its mildpess,
For she slept the sleep of death.
And beyond the silver mo0nbeams,
Az, beyond the stars of night
Now she dwells. our darling Laura,
In the home of angels bright.
CHoRUs-Lnura, Laura, &c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

mate of parts. l am confident that the figures fall
below the truth
1t was found impossible to gather reliable re-
turns of hopeful conversions. This item was con-
sequently thrown aside.
individuals added to churches but not connect
ed with Sunday Schools, together with estimated ac
cessions to churches in townships which failed to
make full returns are not included in the County
summary
Oar aim has been to procure such facts in figures
as would truthfully exhibit the measure of Gods
estimate of the value of efforts for the saving of the
young. 1t is therefore with devout thankfulness
to God that acknowledge his great good
ness and power in the hopeful salvation of eiqbt
hundred and t1centy souls connected with the Sun
day Schools of Bradford County
The whole number of persons in all the schools
is ten thousand six hundred and thirty nine-of
which therefore, about eight per cent has been re-
ceiyed in full communion by the churches within
the past eight months Of communities which,
two years ago, were without either Sunday Schools
or preaching, fifteen are now known to enjoy both
these means of grace. Thus it is that the great
head of the Church is everywhere planting the
sweet 'rose of Sharon"
Brethern verify, verify, Hitherto the Lord hath
helped u.s." Work on, pray on, and ere long in
stead of hundreds shall be able to report thou
sands of youthful witnesses for Christ and work
ers in his vineyard r. CRTTENDEN.
Oct 18th 1866.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

LIE IMMENSE Coal TRADE.-Ne rre Ia
ed by one of our principal dealers yesterday,
asyer in the history of the coal trade in this
had the same quantity been brought to this
It by canal and railroad as duTiug tho present
-ou. Several circumstances have favored the
The mining labor has been rather in ex-
# If any were inclined to strike. there were
-tv to take their places. And in some in
ices coal operators have been able to reduce
Is, in place Of being compelled to make ad-
-.as. The navigable condition of the Junction
al, during 6he entire season, the absence Of
IS and breaks have combined to make fba coal
tge quite unprecedented over this route. while
'rilroad has furnished increased facilities Iv
ending of the war, of coal freighting by that
eeu0n. 1t is estimated that at least two bun-
thousand tons will have been brought to this
.iet by the close of navigation. With these
A,lrs and fortuItous circumstances combining.
Wholesale operators have been able to keep a
4 N advance of the demands of retail dealers,
. Ae2t the market fully supplied. Consequent
leeS have been growing somewhat easier, and
advance Is looked for with the opening of win
Tins favorable exhibit will be gratifying in
-3euce to coal consumers. -Elplira Adrertiser.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD,-In justice to Mr.. FLEMING, we
wish to say to the public that, after an interview
with that gentleman, are satisfied that he re-
ceived his information in reference to our cores
pondence with Messrs Vision, Phiney, Bakeman
x Co. from member Of our firm, VINO misunder-
stood the import OF the letter sent from them. We
supposed, however, that Mr. T. understood the
matter fully from "a couvers atiOn had with the 9TH
er member Of our firm. IN tins were mistaken
Upon examining his article again, and from IN
formation received from him We are convinced that
he bad no alluson to IN his application of the
epithet "cats paw Neither had he any intention
of charging US with employing Nj X. to attend
the Teachers Institutes. ALyOED q BARBER.
Towanda, Oct q, 1865,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

The AMERICAN CooKING SroyF-Is manu-
facturad with certain improvements secured by
letters patent. under date Of May ), 1868, and De-
cember D 1860 One Of these improvements COW
ers the arrangement OF fitting portable ash pan
in the hearth Of cooking Stove, TO receive the ash
cs as it passes down from the CRATE. All persons
are cautioned against manufacturing, vending or
using other Stoves made in imitation Of the 1,nci-
c1p as suits have been commenced for infringe
ment of these patents, and all persons manuttctur
ing selling using said intaGoaS, viii be linhle
for damages for Infringement on these letters pat
tent. SHEAR PACKARD & CO,
II and 10 Green St,
Albany, n. Y.
The AMERICAN is for sale by Codding and Russell
TowHnda.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25
II I h b l Ed

DOCGAL-TAYLOR-In Troy township at the
house Of the brides father Oct. 18th 1866 by
Rev. L. LOOMS, Mr.. Hunford AIcDougal OF Gran
vllle to Miss Alkaline Taylor.
McKINNEY-HOUSTON-On the ID inst by The
Rev, VIM. Harris Mr.. Charles T. Mckinney Of
Elmira to Miss Martha r. Houston of Towanda.
GRAY-LATHROP In Rush, Oct. 9th, by Rev.
H. H. Gray, Nj. John B. Gray and Mrs Mary
Z. Lathrop, both of Auburn, Susquehannah Co.
BOWMAA-SfEFENS-By Rev. r. L. Stilwen
Oct 24th Mr.. G. ". Bowman Of Monroeton, and
Mrs. Henrietta Stevens, of Franklin, Pa.
BLYAIYER- R-GUYER-Monday evening. Oct. ~
ct the house of the blides father by Rev }. T.
BroWneIl, MI Andrew P. Blymyer, Of Lewstown
Pa. to Miss Lizzie Guyer Of Highland, Bradford
Co. Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

VINO CAN BEAT IA farmer (W. War
rem of West Granville Bradford Co. thinking he
could dig hundred bushels Of potatoes day, on
the morning of October 10th, be took his potatoe
hook and commenced his days work. He was out
of the field nearly an hour while at dinner, finish
eli digging in time to help his hired men pick up
over one third of the potatoes he dug, and finish
ed his days work by covering them with straw the
men IN. Loolnis and D. Worden,) who measured
them, testifes that he dug one hundred and forty
one and one half bushels, besides doing the other
work mentioned, between the hours of s a. m. and
Gp. N.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25
y The Burlington Base Ball Club, Cham
3, ot Bradford County" hereby give notice that
Is viii close the season for field exercise Oct. 31st.
II. Il. HILL,
S. X. Ross,
.1.4-tlu BOro, Oct 26 1866

.zarU OF CHARLES Cook Hon. Charles
/ expired on Tuesday eyening,at the residence
L. brother in law, Gen Chedell, of Auburn
u stroke Of paralysis, III the Goth year Of his
t. He Lad in = good measure recovered from
e It's. attack received about two years ago. lie
+, long occupied q prominent position in this
-,ga Of the State in financial and political cir
les. Within q few years past he had retired from
-e more active duties of life, in which, at an ear
sr period he engaged with a singular foresight,
cry and success. He had frequently attained
q or,alt political positions, which he honored by
! .-lty and sagacity. He was for long time
.0gNlzed political leader who controlled large
III political patronage of Southern Central New
"a. through his instrumentality, the flourish
+ 'llage OF Havana has been built up and ten
y tostered. To him she owes her finest public
-ilngs, her hotels, churches, and schools. He
3 Tue founder Of the Peoples College, and was
= and patron of benevolent and educational in
iions. He always remained unmarried. Still
: peasant and genial disposition always surroun-
81 -lm with many friends, and in his own town
as revorcd as a benefactor and a sympathiz-
: inend Of the people. His large property,
gu default Of will, we believe, descends to his
. heirs. The funeral takes place to-day, at
ma. Great preparation have been made to
Leg proper obseqUies to one so honored and so
-y OF the lasting memory Of his fellow towns
HAo have to mourn his untimely death.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25
Oct. 1856 =

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue of
" order issued out Of the Orphan Court of Brad
ford unity, the uude ersigned guardian of jessie maor
child of John J. Ward and Emily Ward, the las of
whon is deceased viii sell on the premises November
q, 1866, At o'clock p. N, one ua ilvdei dth shlre
OF certain lands situate in Penn typ, Perry county,
Pa. bounded aud described ; follows
Gu the sguth aud west by lands OF George Dan Rel
aud q ileTt Er4uagan and Alexander Galley, on the
north by lanI Wm Mcilyame, Containing 24O
acres. be the same more or less.
Also ne undivided fifth part of all that measur.
age tract OF land situate ia Junettl twp .erry
"a, bound auG described as follows: Beginning at
. ~hte oak, thence by land OF SuIJmIa Slr4upe and
Christian Fisher, north I5o Ees l57 per. 10 stones,
theHcg Dy ands Of Geo Mt hler heirs south 10 east
7 per- thence uOra 1U' 50 per. STONES
thence by lad 81 Solomon olrauper, south ljo -
pes, 10 hickory theme soi'h - east 80 per to
ShIge oak thence sprthery 80 per the place be-
g!taiug Containing Il a,rr~ l4j perch-s net measure.
IE&aS $50 20 ua paid oa each ete OF land on It's
being struck own, The balance confirm lu.
HAIRY MIX,
Oct. Is, 1865, tIusrlau.