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terings OF Loyal Women for the Union and its
glorious banner, in the face of persecution and
danger along the border and within the rebel
lines.
II. The PrlVations, Heroism, Thrilling Adven-
lures, and Daring Fortitude of those who went
with their islands and sons to the Camp, follow
ing the Army in Wearisome Marches, submitting
to the horrors of Rebel prisons, and penetrating,
calmly as veterans, III the storm of battle even to
the front of the fight
I'LL, The Sacrifices and Christian Self-Denial of
Women who left the enjoyments and comforts OF
home, to perform Laborious and Servile Duties for
Sick and Wounded Soldiers, and to labor in the
hospitals-those great houses of suffering which
sprung up after each Bloody Battle.
1t will not be for sale in the bookstores but is
published and sold only by subscription. Agents
wanted for every county, city, and township in the
United States. Address S. S. SCRANTON q Co..
l26 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn
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Efsal.
r IST OF PERSONS DRAWN AS JUR

1 lSI OF L 1EhOOND .DRAW " 40 J u H.
IL for Court OF Quarter Sessions to be held for
September Term, A. D., 1866
GRAND JURORS.
Josephus Capbell, Burlington Jas. Molyneux Over
ton Lyman French Wells Joseph seeley, Rome tp.;
Burton Luther, Burlington; James EdsaH Wells; Smith
Lsnt, Rome twp; Addison Cooper, Rldgbury Jesse
Moore, South Greek Charles F. Sayles, Allen Pierce
Geo. B. Dawson Troy boro'; Edwin Rosell, Columbia
Thomas B: Smith, r. J. Pickering, James Cleayeland,
Orwell /; Ulysses Moody, Smithfeld Gabriel Walker,
Athens twp; Means Watts Towanda North Benjamin
Clark LeROy; l.. P. Williams Troy twp John Fisher
Wyalusing DAMS Gray, Tuscarora A. c. arnold,
Rome twp.
TRAyERs JURoRs.-lst WEEK.
Thomas James, Cyrus Weaton Warren Stephen
Clark, Burlington; Stephen Homet Justus Ackla Wya-
lusng; Charles Taylor, Burlington West Morris Shep-
ohm Divine Towanda North; A T Owens, Canton tp;
Stephen Strickland Alva Cooley, Alvin Nichols, John
B. Smith, Wysox John Griffin, Francis 0yenshire,
Athens twp ; Luther Loomis Ransaler Leonard, Troy
A. l.. Cranmer, Monroe boro; J.P. Nichols ,Windham
Martin Heckmer OVerton J. A. Park, Herrick Jabez
Fish, Sheshequin George Horton, Wilmot D. A.
Greene, Leroy Edward l., Gregg, @. s. Taylor,
umbia A. G. Mason Towanda twp. Lyman Durfee,
Merritt Wood Smithfeld Geo. Merrill, Athens boro.
TRAyERs JURoRs-2d WEEK.
George johnson, A. j. Drake, Granville; A. 3. Luck
ey, Addison Beidleman, Sheshequin Geo. T. Granger
Jonn Allen. NJ. j. Coobaugh, David Shores Wysox ;
Levi Stull, C. s. Elliott Canton twp. Edwin Collins
James Finch, Windham Geo. Stone, Calvin Stowell
Leander Gamble, Wilmot VIM. ShumWay, Tuscarora !;
Horace Corbin j P Coburn, Warren; Abram Hunsiker,
Athens twp; Elijah Wocott, Litchfeld; Samuel Wells,
Elijah Potter, Orwell Hiram Mason, South Greek !;
Mann, VIM Hewitt, Terry; Charles James, Rome boro;
VIM. Stevens, Ridgbury James Vandyke, Ulster l..
H. Doan, Springfed Able Bolls, Herrick; Ebbin Pack
ard, Samuel Williams, Franklin Chauncey Pomeroy,
Troy twp; E. w. Jones, Pike.
Aug. Z, 1866. Sheriff
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TowANDA FINAN-
cIAL AGENT or THE UNITED STATES. Capital S125,-
600
Deposits received payable on demand in Legal
Tender Notes.
Interest allowed on time deposits according to
agreement.
Uncurrent Bark Notes received on deposit or
exchanged for Legal Tender.
Z. S. Bonds and 7-30 Treasury Notes bought
and sold.
Highest price paid for Compound Interest notes.
Drafts payable in any part Of the United States
at par for s~le.
Drafts payable in England, Scotia nd, Ireland or
Wales, in an amount over one pound sterling, fur
nished at lowest rates.
Passage tickets from Liverpool or Q ueenstown
to New York by the well known Inman Line, on
and for sale.
/. II. SMITH, Pres. n. n. Belts, jr:, Cash.
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GRAND FEsTIvAL-A Grand Festival will
be held at the Academy in Rome, on Friday eve
ming, Aug. oath.
Ice Cream, Music and Flowers will be among
the many attractions Of the occasion
distinguished troupe of Musical Performers
have kindly offered their valuable services for the
evening
\ talented amateur Theatrical Company will de-
light the Audience with their powerful representa-
ton of Striking Scenes in Ancient and Modern
History.
The Queen of the Gipsies will fetch her tent on
the ground, and in consideration of the OCCASION
will tell fortunes at one eighth the usual price
Peelem * Co., will open one of their Gift Agen-
cies, where splendid Prizes can be secured for
mere nothing.
The American Telegraph Co, have kindly offer
ed to connect their wires with the Post Office, so
that anxious lovers will not experience those pain
ful delays in receiving their correspondence, which
are unavoidable under the old mail arrangement.
By order of the Com.
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COURT sALE.-By virtue Of


" an order issued out the Orphans Court oi Brad
ford County the undersigned Administrative ol the
tate Of Phietns Vaudyke decd late OF said county will
sell at the Central Hotel in the Borough OF Canton on
FRIDAY the 3lst day or AUGUST, lo15, at . clock,
D. m, the following property situate IN Canton Twp,
Beginning at the mort taeast corner OF the arm on winch
Aaron COons lives thence north II east Is prs along
the line of Ephrilm land to = stake and stones,
thence north go west Is prs. TO stake and stones,
thence north $40 west prs to stake and stones thence
north GO west prs to 4 stake and stones, thence
nor tn 10 east IA prs. stake and stones, thence south
coo west ii 6-l0 prs. to stake and stones Mauny
Road thence south IL west 81 prs. along the said
Coous line thence south S73o east 45 PRS. along said
Coons line to the place OF beginning. Containing
acres and 10 percheS, more or less said lat Ia
good mill seat and water privilege.
ALSO-All that piece of land lying in Canton twp,
beginning in centre Of Mountain Road leading nom
steam mill in Canton borough 10 Ward twp, III Iiosi
county, Pa in the line OF unimproyoI lands IN The war
rantee name OF William Preston, aud formerly owned
by Brown and Rockwell thence north 81 west Il pr>.
to road thence 47o 81 prs TO stake and stones
thence south 90 west gs prs. to the sad road, jhece
north 4So west IS prs along centre OF sand highway TO
the place of beginning. Containing 10 and lGl
nerches more or less Said lot is heavily covered with
Valuable timber II miles from Canton station OF n {.
Railroad one mile from good steam saw mill, anG th!ee
ouarters of a mile from good water mill.
TERMS-$50 to be paid the day OF sale on each
LOT and halt the balance at the confirmation, and the
balance in three mouths thereafter with interest.
PHEBE YANDYKE,
Julv 49, 1866 Administrative.
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TEACHERS INsrITUTEs.-Teachers are re-
quested to meet for drill instruction and mutual
Improvement at Springfield Center on Monday
sept 10th, at LeRoy, Sept 18th, and in Her1icll
Church, Sept. oath. All should attend. 1t is ear
nestly urged that they be present at the opening
on Monday at two o'clock, and remain till the close
Friday noon. Able instructors win assist, aud no
effort will be wanting to make these meetings prof
liable to all who attend.
Teachers will bring text books, note books and
Stationery.
Invitation to the public is extended.
.. j. CHUBgUCK
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SUDDEN DEATH-Wm. A. Lawrence, son
Wla. 5. Lawrence, of Newark Valley, and him
1 resident Of that town, came to E. b. Gar
2l hotel in this village on Thursday night last,
.sk lodgings and remained through the next day
'a Friday night he complained of being sick, and
: his request Orin White, who occupied bed in
LIE same room, procured for him vial of lauda-
au supposed to be one ounce, which Lawrence
Ok part or the whole OF, (the vial being found
-ET and was found dead when it became light
tic morning, though White heard him breathe
.-ar heavily little time before that. DR.. Allen,
.4eI summoned a jury and held an inquest,
ID. verdict was rendered in accordance with the
>. The deceased was about SO years Of age,
I'd caves @ wife and three children Otre3o Gq-
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HON. SIMON CAMERON.
VIII be in attendance.
J0TAL AND GENERAL.

The Loyal and uuion-Loving people of Bradford
. invite to hear the celebrated Southern Loyal
4, GOV. HAMILTON, whose faith has been so
r.r.ughly tried, and whose devotion to the Union
-plea the most trying circumstances entities him
. an enthusiastic reception from the Freemen of
P-,lori The Importance of the present cam
% demands OF all Loyal Men that they should
.5nstrate by this gathering their unanimity and
.-.agth Of their devotion to the principles of
-.-. Government
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Bounty AND PENsIoNs.-AdditiOna boun-
ties of $50 and 500 to soldiers who served two and
three years-or heirs, father, mother widow or
children-enlisted since April 10, 1866 an increase
of pensions to widows who now receive less than
IS per month an increase of pensions to widows
at the rate of - per month for each child of such
soldier sailor under lG years rations paid to all
prisoners of war while prisoners three months
extra pay to officers mustered out after April g. 1863
Apply to Fl. b. McKEAN Claim Agent Montan-
yes block, Towanda, Pa. Aug Z, 1866.
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TowANDA MARKETS. wholesale Prices. }
Directed exery Tuesday by E. T. Fox, No. !, Brick
N A r r ED -.

ABRAMS -ORMSBY-In Tunkhannock on the 7th
inst, by Rev. NJ, Brownsbcmbe, Mr.. David T.
Abrams, of Wilmot, TO Miss B. Ormsby Of Mon
tour.
DAVIS-WILSON-At Windham Center, by Rev.
VIM. c. Peck, William Davis and Miss Lysena
Wilson both of Warren.
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VNtE MORE His SINGLE Is OUT-The ir-
..s,l0le J. Y. alias TINEY " GEIGEB, the g fell
+: what makes q leetle the best 'shutin' irun i'll
atitud, has again resumed "bizz." His
angie hangs out on the North side Of the
.4c square, near the Court House, and his ad-
-reMeut will be found in another column. All
.-!ca is respectfully submitted.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-23

EQUALIZATION OF BoUNuEs-
bounties to two and three years men who have
served their term of enlistment, or been DISCHARGED
from rounds are now due all soldiers who have re-
ceived but 500 Government Bounty, and can be
collected promptly by applying to the undersign-
ed. No charge unless successful. Information in
regard to all the recent Pension and Bounty Laws,
given free. Office over News Room
Towanda, Aug. 13. J. n. CALIFF
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>1asT ScHooL-WM. P. HORTON will op-
b Select School in the basement Of the Horn
book Church, September Sd. Rates of tuition as
LOWS Reading, Spelling, Primary Arithmetic,
-1aphy, and Written Arithmetic commenced
= Higher 81, 25.
Instrumental Music taught if desired, by Miss
.TsLEr For further particulars address the
-'e@Sned. W2r P. HORTON, Horn-Brool,, Brad
county. Pa.
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sLosT.-In the road from Towanda to
Wyalusing package containing five yards of lin
ing for Carriage Top whoever has found it will do
the undersigned a favor by letting me know whore
it is and shall be literally rewarded.
Wyalusing, Aug. 2Oth 1866 J. LEWIS.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION Con
Yention of the Union Republicans of Bradford
County will be held at the Court House in Towan-
da Borough, on MONDAY EVENING, the Sd day
of SEPTEMBER, 1866, to be composed of two
delegates from each Borough and Township, to
place in nomination candidates to be supported at
the next election. cordial invitations extended
to all loyal Union men to take part in the prelimi-
nary meetings for the election of delegates.
The following named persons who have been
selected as Vigilance Committees, are requested
to give notice of caucus meetings in their several
towns and Boroughs, to be held SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER l, bet Seen the hours of and 6
p. N. G. D. MONTANYE,
Chairman Union Republican Co. Committee
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ATTENTION l4lsT REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA
VOLUNTEERS all others entitled to the addi-
tional bounty and pensions, granted by the Act of
Congress, July 2S, 1866 The undersigned is pre-
pared to make out all the necessary papers to OBJ
tain the additional bounty and increased pensions
granted by the above act. Office Smith q Peck's
Law Office, over Moores store, Towanda Pa.
Aug. 1G. BENZ. N. PECK.
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e a. B- Smith 4 d. wishes 10 infol

ssap A. B. Smith & Co., wishes to inform
their friends and the public in general that they
have opened Tobacco and Cigar stors ON Bridge
Street. two doors from Main-st., where they VIII
SELL at a low figure, choice lot OF Cigars, foreign
and domestic. Also Smoking and Chewing Tobac-
co OF all kinds. All kinds of fancy goods III the
Tobacco line constantly on hand.
Towanda April Is. A. Is. SMITH & Co.
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A UDTTOR,S NOTICE-,John Holmes =,

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-John Holmes Is.
N s. E. JPilcor. In the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Brad ford county No, 81, September Term, 1854.
The undersigned an auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute moneys arising from Sherns sal OF de
fen dans personal property will attend to the duties Of his
appointment at his office in Towanda borO on Saturday
the 25th day of August, 1866 at O'Clock M, at which
time and place all persons interested attend they
think proper or be forever debarred from the same.
BENZ. NJ PECK,
Aug 2 1885, Auditor,
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WOMEN OF. THE WAR: Their Heroism
~ '>elt-Sacrifce. BY FRANK MOORE, Author of
rebellion Record, " d" Diary of the American
luton, - Anecdotes, Poetry, and Incidents
-e War, North and South" &c
'''' Moore, the author of the above volume, in
iHence of his previous labors as Writer, is
'''ly better qualified for this work than any
~. scholar IN the country. While the character
2 .oIner writings insures strict authenticity,
'Sls which is always attractive and brilliant,
I" inns, been kindled by his theme into in
.5el Yiyacity and power.
.4s volume will embrace
--r,. "'Fge number Of Narratives, never before
'94ed' OF the Courage, self-Sacrifces, and Suf
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-23

Gsa. Elijah Thornton, Of Dandy had his
pocket picked Of S90-all the money lie had with
-m-at the depot in this village on Tuesday last
stranger told him that there was lady in the
,tiug room who wished to see him, and as he ap-
.ro.ched the door three or four roushs blocked
.-e way, one stumbling against him. Reaching
.a ladies' room he found no one who wanted to
him and shortly afterwards having occasion to
s some money discovered that he had been rob-
-l.-vrego Ga-e1c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-23

1a- 4 Mass Meeting Of the Union Re-
--aleans Of Bradford is to be held at this place,
i 4iay next, August p, at , p. IN. Among the
Distinguished speakers who will be present, is
.vaarw J. HAMILTON, of Texas. He was appointed
..5visioual Govemorof Texas by President JOHN
"a. June Il, 1860. and held that position until
state oficers were elected, giving entire satsfac-
..Jn to al loyal men. His intimate knowledge Of
southern men and the present status Of political
telling III the South added to his well known abil-
oy as a public speaker, give an opportunity for
thorough understanding Of the issues to be pre-
,auted at the coming election, which should not
'. Ji,rc-arled We trust that Gov, HAMILTON
atiI receive such welcome tat will convince all
.Aa; the true, kind and faithful audloyal southern
Uuionists have earned the gratitude and respect
of their northern brethren.
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Sz5@ \ meeting of the Bradford County
s-'al Society, will be held at Masonic Hall, "
nda, Wednesday Sept 9TH 1866
Election Of officers.
l.. ID. MoNTANYE. Secy.
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HARVEST PARTY-The undersigned will
give HARVEST PARTY at the Milan House, in Milan,
Pa, on Friday, September Z, 1866
Good music in attendance. Bill - 80
August Z, 1866. H. L. & S. WATKINS
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INCORPORATION NOTICES--Applica.

Il tion for Incorporation of Northern Commandery cd
Knights Templar, No. Il, OF Towaada,
Application for incorporation ol Union CapieE No.
I6l II. R. \. NJ. Of Towanda.
Application TOR incorporation ol Un,on Lodge No.
l0S A. Y. NJ Of Towanda
Application for Incorporation Of the Leona Edaea-
tiouli Association.
Application for Incorporation OF First Christian
Church OF Franklin.
Application for Incorporation Of Christian Church
Albany.
Notice is hereby given that the above named Assoc.
ations have lly ETeeu ed 10 the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County their articles associL
ion asking FOL decree u. incorporation, ana tie said
Court having examined the same and finding the
rect will decree that they be Incorporated as prayed
for on Monday, September 3, 1866, al p. m, unless
cause be shJ wn 10 the cont rary.
T. O. GOODRICH, Parliamentary
Prothonotary's Office, Aug. q 1856.
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Sg- The Church Edifce of the Presby-
terian Church of this borough, is now undergoing
extensive alterations increasing the size and other
wise improving it. Until completed religious SER
vices will be held in the Court House. 1O8 a. m.
and 8p. N. until further notice.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-23

HARDEE's SUPERIOR Horse Powers AND
THBEsHING MACHINES subscriber is agent fu
Harders Endless Chain. II, Railway Horse Pow
ers, IhresheTs and Cleaners, Ec l have long
been dealer in and manufacturer Of Endless
Chain Horse Powers, and am acquainted with all
the best now III III the Middle States, and am
prepared to say with confidence, that the Harder
Horse Power is decidedly he rsg best nor D4ic. 1t
has more power, runs stilIer, IS better made and
more durable than any other
Harders Thresher and Cleaner is a simple and
durable machine, Will not choke, does not waste
grain and threshes and cleans rapidly and thor
oughly all kinds of grain. Farmers once employ
ing the Harder Machines to do their thrcshing,
give them the decided preference. Every machine
is warranted, samples are not kept on hand Or
ders must be filed from the mandatory.
Circulars and Price Lists mailed to all appli-
cants. H. NJ. WELLS.
Towanda, Pa, June 25, l8G6-tf.
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GRAPE VINES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.
The subscriber has ID supply on hand Of nice Iona.
Israella, Delaware, Aliens Hybrid, Diana, Con.
cord, Creyeling and other Grape vines, warranted
true to name Grape vines Of any variety furnished
to order. Orders taken for Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs, Vines and Flowers at established rates OF
other Nurserymen. Also for all kinds OF small
fruits such as Strawberries, Currants Raspberies,
Backbewies &c, r. " WEIIEs.
Towanda, April s, 1866.
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n rm A0per tisenents.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
II the Post Office at Towanda Pa, tor the week end.
ing August Is, 1866
Austin John, Brown Chas A, Black c \ Mrs, Bum
Eliza F. Blend Margaret, Barrett Mary, c awford Ade
liza Cole Chas w C4st Regt. " Costello CammOnd
Cook James Carroll John, Conley John, Clar Thomas
Dunham D, Decker Danl, Drscoll Michael, Dull " A.
Ferguson Curtis, Frazier D4n, Fury Patrick, Gautia
rick G. /, Jisou 0, Kirby c, Monnahan Hanne
han, Nor is Minnie l., McMahon T. Moore Thomas,
Nettleton Asahel, Newall P, Newman Saml, Pierce G
w II Purdy D E. Penuel L 4, Ryron Bridget, Reynolds
N F, Ryorson 4, Robe Valentine, Stevens Alice NJ,
secar IL, Sinsabaugh Jennie, Swackhammer P4itip,
Smith ?, Stuart Sidney Dr., Tripp W, Talmadge g
W. VIM Levi, Wilcox S E, Ward Thomas Qoreign)
Yeselh0f II.
RB- Persons can Tor any OF the above letters vii
please say 'Adyertised and give the date OF the adj
vertiSement. ). W. ALNORD,
Aug 20. lSG6. poStmaser.
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REg'al Your DEEDs.-The Luzerne Eaton
last week cites two instances in which the titles
property have been lost by the parties having
e.:al to record the deeds. Subsequent pur-
-@.r' got their deed recorded and held the prop
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.

VIGILANCE COMMITTEES
ALBANY-C. II. Corbin, Russell Miller, James Lee
AR0rENIA-Nathan Sherman, James Mason, Oba-
diah Williams.
ATHENS Bono. B. Goodman, c. H. Spalding
Eugine Coryell.
ATHENS TP-Leman Elsbre, Hawley W Thomas,
John f. Satterlee
AsYLUM-S. Mexican Laporte, Richard Gilbert. L.
Moody.
ALBA BoRo-C. e. Manley A. T. Lilley O F Young
BURLINGTON BoRo--Dr Everett, Mason Long
Ralph Phelps.
BURLINGroN EAsT-Isaac Soper Tracy Knapp
Samuel Whitehead.
BURLrNGToN WEsT-Perry Pratt Edward Loomis
John Campbell.
CANTON BoRo-John s. Mix Geo. W. Griffin, Eze-
kiel Newman.
CANTON TIC. W Landon, A. I. Owen, John G.
Mason.
CoLUMBIA-Stephen Bullock John Morpan Allen
5. Parsons.
Franklin Matthew Marshal +. F. Fairchild, VIM
Scott.
GRANVILLE David Sayles, William Bunyon, Oscar
HERnIck-G. W. Elliott, L A Park Dayton Barnes
LERoY-Andrew Royce, Reuben Stone, Robert
Mckee.
LITcHrIELD-A. J. Layton, Benz. Park, T. W.
Brink.
LERAYsvI1IE- Nichols, Stephen Gorham G.
W. Brink.
MONROE BoDo-S. S. Hinnan, n W Rockwell, J.
g. Homet.
Monroe Tp-C -Chas. Hollon Samuel Lyon, Hiram
NorthrOp.
ORWELL NJ. L. Ellsworth, VIM. Howe, Henry J.
Taylor.
OvzEroN- Jacob Heyerly, Lewis Bolt James Molly
neuX.
P1KE-G. DeWolt, 4. &. Bartlett, L. 4 Bosworth.
RDGBURY-E. L. Beckwith, Alexander Stirton,
Daniel Gillett.
ROME TIL W. Towner, J. A. Moody, N. X.
Taylor.
ROME Bono. Passmore, Daniel vought, 0. F.
su1rItrTELD-Lark Bird, S W. Gerould, Samuel
Hamilton.
SpRrNorIE1D-M. l. Hardness, Joel Adams, Theo-
dore Wilder.
F. Gillett.
SYLvAN1A BoRo-Orrin Furman, G. P Monroe Eli
Burritt.
STANDING SroEE-Stephen Bishop, G. 4. Wood,
Hiram GOvel
HEsHEQUIN-Wm Snyder, Geo. Blackman, c. c.
TERRY-N T. Miller, William Terry, }. r. Frazer.
TowANDA BoRo--W. II. Shaw W. X. Marshall,
John Meredith
TowANDA TP-Cieo. Fox, L. G.. Mason, Geo. SEQ
Vile.
TowASDA NoRrH-A. H. Kingsbury Frank Watts,
W. W. Easterbrooks.
Troy BoRo-B F. Beebe D. F. Pomeroy, G.. D.
Long.
Troy Tp-AIilton Loomis, c. N Pomeroy J. W.
TrscARoEA-H Hiram Taylor, D. Acldey, a. j. Syl-
U1srER-G. W. Nichols, S c. Hovey, E b. Moore
WARREE-H. G. Corbin, 5. A. Pitcher, Howell
Howell.
WNDHAM-M. V. B. Rogers S. A. Kimball, Asa
Mckee.
WYALUsING-E. R. Vaughan, L. P. Stafford, Almon
Fuller.
WYsox-T. T. Madill, George Granger, Eseck
Wood.
WEILs-Alfred Brink, Lorenzo Grinnell, Newell
Leonard.
WnMor-J. W. Ingham, A. J. Stone, Capt. J. T.
Brown.
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- The Episcopal Congregation of Greer
I'd and Standing Stone will please accept my
inks for the many choice gifts received from
Sem during the past fortnight. They will be
assured as tokens of friendship from loving and
-be people. Deus eos Reae.
- Srrr,,,-,,,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-23

Ez9~ The Select School of Miss L. E. Os-
W" "lll reopen on Monday Sept. 1O-the num-
70 u scholars is limited to 80, for terms of admis-
apply to Miss Osborn or to b. S. Russell.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-23

THE FALL TERN OF THE MoNRoEToN HIGH
School will commence on Monday, the 9th of Au-
gust. Tuition from 50 to So per term. teach
er's class will be organized.
Aug. 7. REV. HAILoCK ARMsrRoNu Principal.