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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-08

NUNCY On COMPANY The following state
nsr Of the operations of the Muncy Oil Company,
We find in the L1tnlinary
after the great freshet in the spring of 1865,
coal oil made its appearance in springs of water,
seven miles north of the Borough of Muncy. A
company was formed to develope the territory
hJuly last, they commenced sinking we'll At
he depth of one hundred and fifty feet small
7en Of oil was struck another small vein was
stuck at two hundred and fifty feet both
Of these veins under the pressure of water
ceased to flow. After having passed through
One strata of brown sand stone and one of white
a1lln passed into the brown sand stone, and when
passing from the second strata of brown sand into
The second strata of white sand, at depth of four
hundred and fifty feet, large vein of oil was
struck at 4 o'clock P. NJ, on Thursday, the 25th
INST, which continues to flow, notwithstanding
The great pressure of water upon it. Should this
VEN Of oil continue to flow for few hours more, it
VIII be necessary to tube the well and test the
VEN This is a very unexpected result, as no large
VEN Of oil looked for short of six hundred and
fifty feet
An almost universal opinion has been prevail
45 That OIL could not be struck on the southeast
slope Of the Allegheny mountains, which has made
very difficult for the Muncy Company to obtain
subscribers to the stock of the Company The
great success attending the sinking of we'll No. l.,
ol the Gortner farm, Z miles north of Muncy ex-
P!odes this absurd theory"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL N Office TO THOSE INTERESTED IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF BRADFoRD CoUNTY.-In the fol-
lowing named Districts the .Osgood Progressive
Series of Text Books has been adopted and SIM
plies for the schools have been deposited with
merchants by direction of the Boards as follows
Troy tp-G. +. Tedington & Co., b. B. Mitchell,
r. Stiles. Franklin-Barclay Coal Company, N.
kllborn, g. II. Estell 0verton-H -Heichmer &
Bro. Wells-S. b. Sergeant c. L. Shepherd
Armenia, with supplies for Troy and Canton
RIdgbury-T. L. Woodruff, J. c. Robinson, Voor-
his d Hammond. Litchfeld-S.B B. Garner Ath-
ems tp-G. A. Perkins, G. F. Waldo, A. Beidle-
man. heshequin-Kinney & Brigham North
Towanda-Alvord Il Barber Windham-Wm C.
Peck, p. I'll. Josln, VIM. H Russell. Warren
Geo. W. Murphy, c. w. Talmadge. Robt Cooper,
Z. A. Jackson Asylum-U. Moody Albany
5. d. Sterigere, Miller & Quick. Burlington tp.-
Long Bros. Canton boro-J. K Scenes Canton
Il! ID. Taylor-Monroe tip. and boro-H. c.
Tracy, A l.. Cranmer & Son. Wyalusing & Tus-
carora-J. G. Keeler, G. S. Lafferty, Bishop &
Taylor, j. V. Biles and at Laceyville. West Bur-
hngton-Ed. E. Loomis. Her;ok-Stewart d
Wickizer Pike. Burrows. LeRaysville- F.
Bosworth, Bosworth & Co. Wysox-V. E. & ].
Z. Piolett. Rome tip. & Boro-L. L. Moody Geo.
Nichols. Stan ring Stone-Alex. Ennis, F. E.
Bush. Terry. H. & W. T. Horton, j. L. Jones
d Co. Orwell-S N. Bronson, Kimball & Els
worth, H. ]. Taylor & Co., A. B. Cass. Wilmot-
B. G. Barnes, Stowen & Bros. Springfeld-W
L. DAILY d Son, Jno H. Mckee, N S. Watson
There are some additions to be made to this
list.
Supplies may be obtained at any of these places
as best suits the schools.
j. K. FLEMING,
Wholesale Agent for the Osgood Series,
Nov l, 1865. Towanda, Pa
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
FARM, TAVERN STAND AND,srAGE ROUTE.

The subscriber offers for sale the above enumerated
property at Bargain the whole either to suit pur
chaser Said farm contains hundred and ty acres
Of which one hundred and ten under improve
ment and well adapted to grazing or grains has two
well built barns, one good frame house with never
failing stream OF spring water in close proximity The
farm is well watered and tmbered together with good
fruit and sugar orchards thereon and desrAbly
equidistant from the markets north and south lying
in Orwell Township Il miles east from Orwell HlG
where he has Licensed Hotel, pleasantly located mid
way on the regularly established stage route from
Nichols, N. Y TO Camptown Pa. and back tri, week
iy. The Stock the route all in good running or
der. TERMS-About 81 900 down, the balance in in.
stalments, for the farm. 's +
Orwell, Nov. ], ls66s-4t* VIM. Fl. DARLING.
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ffsal.

DROCLAMATI0N--The Commonwealth
H. of Pennsylvania to Matilda Gustin, (ieido,0) an
Gustin Eias Gustin Isaiah b. Gustin, Elizabeth
Jane (no,o deeeased) intermaryied, Alfred !sman and
Aimira Gustin, heirs Of Thomas G,tstin deceased,
and 10 all other persons interested, GRgETING
BRADFORD COUNTY, S.
You are hereby cited to be and appear before the
Judges of Orphans Court at Orphans Court TO
be held at Towanda, the Sd day OF September, A.
D. 1885, at o'clock in the afternoon then and there to
accept refuse said real estate of said decedant at its
valuation bid for the real estate of said Thomas r.
Gustn deceased, situate In Columbia tp in said coun-
ty accept refuse to take said real estate at the
praised valuation put upon by inquest duly award
ed by the said Court and returned by the Sheriff Feb
ruary g. A D. 1866, to wit said premises valued and
appraised at So $50 Co.
Witness the Hon. F. B. Streeter, President Judge,
at Towanda, June q, A. ID. 1866.
N. C. ELsBREE, Clerk.
And now to wit, Sept 4th, 1885, the Court on mo-
tion continue this case until the first Monday of next
term and direct that publication be made by the Sheriff
in one OF the county papers and copy Of said paper
containing said notice. be forwarded to the reside of
Anson Gustin by mail
N c. ELSBREE, Clerk.
Nov. 8. 1856
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ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By virtue of

ORPHANs COURT N r. s. sALEBy Il },n, virtue S,,9 Of
ford County the undersigned adninst rator OF the eS
tate of Sally Omstead late of said county, deceased
will sell on the premises, November "A, ls66, at
O'Clock p. m. the following described lot piece par
eel of land situate in Ulster twp, bounded the east
by the public highway leading from rowanda to Athens
on the north by lot OF William Bowman, west by lands
of c. Rockwell Co.. south by the school house 10.
Containing about one-fourth Of acre, less
one framed house and shed and few fruit trees there
TERMS-s50 to be paid on the day Of sale AMI the
balance on final confirmation.
GEORGE NJ MORLEY,
Oct. Is 1866, Administrator.
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MA r r Ed

FISLER-STEWART-Oc IL, by Rev. d. S.
banks, MIR: Samuel L. Fisler, to Miss Emily
Stewart, of Easton, Pa.
UdlCk.-CRANDALL-At the parsonage Merry
an an Nov 4, 1866. by Rev. d. Cook, VIM G.
Quick and Eliza j Crandall.
AaaIIHEWs-C All CoLE-Oct 3Oth, 1856, by Rev. R. L.
9SfTl~e4, MIR. M. F. Mathews, of Overton, and
Miss Nancy Cole, of Monroeton, Pa.
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ORPHAN,S COURT SALE-By virtue O

ORPHANS UUURT SALE.-By virtue OF
" an order issued out of the Orphans Court of Brad
tate OF A. j. Carr late OF Albany twp, will sell the
premises on Saturday, November "a, 1866, O'Clock,
y. m the following described lot, piece or parcel OF
ihe Caildd Road thence south $50 west 57,S per- TO
post thence north coo west IS per. to post, thecc
north 800 east 62 per- TO post thence along Cadin
Road south 67o east II per- thence south 563o 6
per- thence south 80 east % per. thence south 40
east 4-l0 per. 10 the place of bagiunng CJ0ainias
I9 acres be the same more or less.
TERMS-$25 be paid on the property being struck
down and the balance on confirmation Of sale
R. II. RICHARDS,
j. n. CARR,
Oct. Is, 1856. Administrators.
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SAD ACCIDENT. ON Friday the Goth inst,
tie horses of Myron Fellows, of Canton, took fright
1sar Mr.. Goff's little east of Canton Boro. and
1rsw him with wife and two children out If the
rgon, breaking his collar bone and one arm, and
rously injuring his wife and one child. The
child which Mrs. F. was holding escaped
Troy Gdz.
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PETER Bora TO BE HUNG ON THE 4TH OF De-
CElDER.-The Governor has signed the death war
r!ut Of Peter Bota and ordered him to be executed
On Tuesday the 4th of December between the hours
o. ten and three o'clock On Wednesday last, Sheriff
Mccormick read the warrant to the prisoner in his
cell As,at the time of his sentence the Judge and
and many Of the spectators evinced much more
feeling than the prisoner, SO, during the reading Of
the death warrant, the Sheriff was more visibly i'm
pressed with the awful import of the instrument,
than the one who was to suffer the extreme penalty
o. the law. Bota was convicted, at the August
term OF murder in the first degree, tor killing his
vie Phebe Ann Bota, on the 4th OF March last in
L1yalsOck township.
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hag= Our readers in the Eastern towns
,,7H not fail to notice the advertisement of L.
! BRONSON, at Orwell, who has just received from
l.r York q choice assortment of New Goods. The
t Of his advertising literally should be evidence
... Ly viii sell his goods at the lowest possible
Ne. Give him CALL and examine his stock and
ictS.
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,a. The Synod of New Jersey, to which
-,,rIr all of the Presbyterian churches of this
',rrty belong, met at Elizabeth, N. j., and ad-
med October 1Sth to hold its next annual ses-
:,n ot Towanda, in October, 1867.
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TRIAL LIST for December Term and Ses-
sions, Commencing Monday December 10, 1866.
S. W. Park VS.. VIM. Frederick -. .eiectment
c. w. Clark VS. Welles, Blood & Co.. replevin
S. n q J. P. Bloods use VS.. G. F. Welles. case
Clark u Barber VS.. Abraham Steers ct. al. debt
Amos Griffith ct. al. vs. A. II. Spalding. appeal
James Grisley vs.. Roswell Luther case
Allen White VS.. Lewis D. Goodwin ~ appeal
I. d. Hall VS.. Caroline Hall ... ejectment
A. j. Stone vs. j. Z. Williams ct. ux. " appeal
Jesse Wardell VS.. Elhanan Smith ...c case
H. Lockwood's use VS.. A. K. Axtel .. appeal
Augustus Lewis VS.. D. D. Brewster E. =. .ejectment
Horacel Heman vs. Allen & Jno. B. Conklin do
Joseph Gaylord VS.. Rensselaer, & S. J . Ross sci ia
Commonwealth VS.. P. ?. Sweet et al. ..... do
Fall Creek Coal and Iron Co. VS.. j, NJ Smith tres
Miles Prince VS.. Edwin Owens ct. al. .ejectment
Saml. Marshall VS.. Sheshequin Township. =. debt
Thos Coggins Jr., &c. VS.. John Sullivan. . case
Morgan & Davidson VS.. VIM. S. Dobbins ... do
JAS: 5. Patterson VS.. Henry Miller ....... do
M. E. Solomon VS.. j. j. Grifiths ct. al eiectment
Z. A. Coolbaugh VS.. Cepter Brown appeal
Subpnnas returnable on Monday, December 10,
1865, at 10 o'clock, a, N.
E. o. GOODRICH,
Nov. 2, 1866 Prothonotary
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5.,,ov.1.-The building occupied by
np REPORTER, has been removed few
me ' aost of its former location, where
Vul f.iends will find us, ready to attend
III n i their wants in the line of Printing.
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T0cAL AND GENERAL.

,s~ The Reporter is printed upon oAAr,
- c-,ntrv and Job Press, Office No Sc Gold
New York. Thomas II. Senior agent
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CHANGE OF HOUR--The Young Mems
,,r Evening Prayer Meeting at the Rooms OF
,'-',. ,ssociaton will commence hereafter at half
..st five o'clock.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Hardinq Dc Lees

A UDITOR'S Harding d Lees
l use Us. Marcus, F. G. s, n. S. Maneg, and Ira
8. Greesleaf. In tie Court OF Common Pleas of Brad
ford County No 325a February Term, 1850.
The undersigned auditor appointed by said Court, to
distribute moneys arising from Sheriff sale OF defend
ants real estats, Confirmation in this case taken oil
from former report of auditor an sent back to the
same auditor by the Coart) will attend TO the duties
of his appointment his Office in the Borough of To
wanda on Friday. the 23d day of November, at | o.
clock D. m, at which time and place all persons hsV
ing claims upon said moneys must present them dc
forever debdrred. w. 1. DAVIES,
Oct 1890 Auditor
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,sn Vhe attention Of the public is called
p..dipg Rooms OF the Y, Nj. c. A., which is
10 u. nnrlied with the popular Daily, Weekly, and
!r'..lIr noD journals. The rooms are over Eddy's
ayl Ing store and are free to the public from a.
n 10 D. II.
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COMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.

COMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.
~ D, W. HUGHES, has fitted up his car Qormerly
occupied for Picture Gallery for an Eating Saloon,
where he intends to keep all kinds of Refreshments
served up in the best style. He has made arrange
ment with extensive Oyster Dealer to furnish him
with the best kind of Oysters directly from Baltimore
whereby he will be able TO furnish parties and fami les
on the shortest notice He has always on hand the best
kind of ale cider and domestic wines also segars can
dies and nuts of all kinds Farmers and Others visit
ing Towanda will find it to their interes to call at this
saloon to get their meals where they be ommo
dated with the best OF iare at cheap rate Cash paid
for all kinds of fruit, chesnuts, &c Don't forge the
place. second door sou tn of Beidlemans Block, nearly
opposite Means House, Main street.
Tnuvauda Oct
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ToWANDA NURsERY.-Now is the best time
for all those who need to set out new orchards of
Fruit Trees or to add to their orchards to secure
and plant fruit trees l have a good assortment
of apple and Pear trees Grape Vines, &c, ard will
warrant all to live, if my directions followed in
planting, r. NJ WELLES.
Nov. 1.-3W.
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A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE. To John
IN III. Fu,man.-No. l2s, Feb Term, 1866. You are
hereby notified that Julia NJ Furman her next friend
Eeazer Pomeroy has applied to the Court OF Common
Pleas of Bradford County for divorce from the bonds
of matrmony and the said Count has appointed Monday
December 3, 1866 at two O'Clock p m, at the Court
House in Towanda, for hearing the said Julia NJ. Fur
in the premises at which time and place you can
attend if you think proper.
JIM. SMITH,
Nov 5, 1866. Sheriff.
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DOY'S CHOLERA DROPS, A SURE,
LII safe and efectual remedy for Darrhea, Cholera
Morbns Dysentery Collie, Cholera Infantum, Cramps,
spasms Gripping Pains in the Bowels and the best anti
dote for CHOLERA.
SALUTIFER
The Great xternal Remedy Of the Age. certain
cure for Neuralig Quinsy, Group, Sore Tn oat Rhea
matsm sprains swelings Peurisy Crek IN he d Batk, &
Spinal Irritation, Cramps Spasms Numoness Oh W .ne
plicaton for Dyphtheria For sale by dealers IN edl-
cine. ,.uu, n, w.
t;cn Ne''' Sept. 20, 1885,
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RaE A large assortment Of Oval and
Square Gilt Picture Frames at BENDER'S Photo
graphic Gallery.
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sA. B. S. RUSSELL & Co. will cash the
500 Coupons due 1st of November. They will al
so attend to the conversion of the first series 73O
Treasury Notes into the 500 Bonds.
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D I y D

"rALDING-In Athens op Saturday, Oct 27, after
u severe protracted illness, Clara F. wife of A.
H. Spalding, aged AZ years.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-08

ID EGISTER'S NOTICES. Notice is here
LII by given that there has been hled d settled n
the Office Of the Reg ,ser Wa Ia and or the g unity
OF Bradfor accounts oil dmin lstratlon upon the ioi
mai ccnnnt o j B. McKean administrator OF
Martin Compton, decease late of Burlington:
Final account of Harriet Chandler, administering OF
the estate OF Cornelius Vancse dec d. late OF sheshe
quin.
Final account o Daniel Iivens admir- Of the estate
Of James S. Dewey, dec d, late South Greek.
Final acct of Lucy James, admir- OF estate OF
Charles James decd, late of Rome boro.
Final acct of G. N. DeWolf, guardian Of Juliet
Gregory.
Nehemiah Moulton, decd, late Of Warren.
Final acct o. 4. Royse admir- OF estate OF Philander
Foster decd. late of Granville
Final acct of Josiah Looms, &mr OF estate OF Ma
Gus Loomis, decd, late of Canton.
Final of Charles j. Sleeper, admir- Of estate
Of John Sleeper, decd, late of Warren.
Final ct OF G. B. BlOodgood admir- oil es' ate OF c.
Harsh, dec late of Lteh6eid
Partial acct of G. NJ. Mason and W. H. Gernet, exrs
of Samuel Mason, decd, late Of Columbia.
FINAL acct Of VIM Jennings ex'r OF Amos Cole
man, late OF Wyalusing.
Final acct OF NeGe5iah Smith, admir- OF estate OF
Alanson LiDdley, late Of Franklia.
Fiual acct of VIM Forbes I'd, admir- estate OF James
Layton decd late of Rome.
Final acct of VIM. Snyder, admir- OF ate of Josiah
Stanton, decd late OF Ltchheld.
Final acct of s. Tallady and E. Schrader, admrs OF
estate of estate of s. Schrader decd late OF Franklin
Final acct of VIM. A. Myron Kellogg adm'rs OF es-
tate of Moses Kellogg decd, late of Monroe.
Final cc't of Paul Quick, ex'r OF Cornelius Quick,
decd, late of Wimot.
Final acct of A. G. Matthews, admir- of estate OF
Urah S. Brown, Decd late of Orwell.
Final acct of Ira B. Humphre and Laura B. Hum
phey. admir- OF estate of James D. Humphrey, deed,
late of Towanda boro rs
Final acct OF Francis Ripley, admir- Of tate Of II
s. Grover, decd. late of Springfield.
Final acct OF H. Frisbe exr of estate of Harry Will
son, decd, lat: of orwell.
Final acct of F. & j. A. Homet admir- of est te of
Charles Homet decd, late Of Wyalusing.
Final acct of James w. Bosworth eXr Of Reed Bos
worth, decd. late of Piks.
Final acct of VIM. Ridall, ex'r of Daniel MINER,
decd, late of Sheshequin.
ALSO-The appraisement of property set of by Elk.
executors Administrators TO widows children, Of
the following decedents
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YOUNG MEN WANTED.--I wish to hire
healthy and oble bodied young man. not less than
IS years of age, who can come well recommended
for sobriety, industry, integrity and freedom from
profanity; to do all kinds of Farm, Garden and
nursery work
l wish also to secure the services of an intelligent
young man, not less than q years of age who can
come recommended above, and has good COM
on school education, and can write good hand, to
canvass for nursery orders to receive steady en-
ployment if satisfactory.
Applications for the above situations must be
made personally on or before Friday Nov 9th and
answers to all applications will be made Saturday
Nov. 10. l would like to hear from some of them
who applied last August.
R. NJ WEIIES
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WIcKHAM & BLACK are again on hand
with New Goods, just suited to the season. Call
and see their stock
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ORPHAN,S COURT SALE Byvirtue OF

ORPHANS COURT SALE By virtue OF
" an order issued out OF the Orphans Court of Brad
ford County the undersigned administrator OF the
tate of Alvah Heath, late of said county, will sell on
the premises November "A, 1856, at o'clock, p. m.
the following described lot piece or parcel OF land stu
ate in Terry twp, beginning at post she northwest
corner of the warrant, formerly hemlock) thence
east SO per to post and stones thence south by lot
formerly belonging to John Bennett 236 per 10 stone
heap in warrant line thence west 574 per to white
oak thence north 10 236 per- to the place OF be-
ginning Containing ST and Al perche9, more or
less about Is acres improved framed house and barn
and few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO-All the right, title and interest OF the said
Avah Heath in and the following described piece or
parcel of land studte in Terry twp bounded north by
lands j. W. Dennison, east by lands of Daniel Weles
south by lands formerly owned by Slmlei ailhoase,
west by lands in possession OF J. w. Dennison.
Containing about 100 acres or less about - acres
improved with framed barn aud young orchard there
on Said land now in possession OF j. W. Deans m
TERMS-s5O dollars shall be paid down on the day OF
SALE one half the balance Confirmation OF sale the
balance in one year thereafter with nteres; tror the
confirmation.
o. F. PARSONS,
Oct l5 1866 Administrator
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A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-Io Cath
IA crime S. Roe..-No. 39l, May Term, 1866 You are
hereby Notified that 0rsemus W. Roe your husband, has
applied the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford or
divorce from the bonds matrmony and the said Court
has appointed Monday, December Sd, 1866, at two o.
clock p m at the Court House in Towanda for hearing
the said Orsemius W. Roe in the premises at which
time and place you can attend il you think proper
Nov. s, 1866, J. NJ. SMITH, Sheriff.
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ns- The First National Bank of Towan-
da has this day declared dividend of ttue per cent
free of all taxes out of the earnings for the past
six months, payable to stockholders, on and after
Nov. .. N. n. BETTS Jr., Cashier.
Oct. 80, 1866.
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asA- The Winter Term of the Wyalusing
Academy will commence Nov. 2Gth, and continue
16 weeks, with vacation of two weeks during
holidays. w. H BROWN, Principal.
Nov. 1,-4wt.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Daniel Curran
IN u.s. Mary 44aa Bishop. In the Court Of Common
Pleas of Bradford County, No. 434, Sept term 1854
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said Court to
distribute moneys arising from Sherf sale OF DEF en-
fendants real estate will attend the duties Of h ap
pointment at his Office in the Borough of Towanda
Friday November l6, 1866, at l O'Clock m at which
time and place all persons having claims upon said
moneys must present them or be forever debarred.
E. OVERT0N, JR.,
Oct L. 1866 Auditor.
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| PPLICATION IN DIvORCE.-I

A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-Io ar
are hereby notified that Ann L. Baker, by her next
friend Daniel L. Boardman has applied to the Court OF
Common Pleas of Brad lord County for divorce from
pointed Monday, December Sd, 1866 at two o'clock p.
at the Court House in Tow anda for hearn the said
Ann L. Baker in the premises at which time and place
you can attend if you think proper.
Nov 5, 1866. J. N. SMITH, Sheriff,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice
IN is hereby given, that all persons Indebted to the
estate of James Heverly, late of Overton twp. de.
ceassd are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claim against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
E. G. KELLOGG,
Nov. g. 1866 Administrator
EXECUTORS NOTlCE.-NG U z
ia is hereby given that all persons indebted 10 the
tate of Charles F. Weles late OF Wyalusing p DEC are
requested to make immediate payment those having
demands against said estate will present them duly aa
thenticated for settlement.
GEO. H. WELLES,
EDWARD WELLES,
Nov. l, 1866. Executors.
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10000 ROLLS PAPER ASSORTED QUALITIES together with
Window Shades
@oe 1.t.7.' Ef .rrf -'-fttAt.s5 POWELL & co.
October, 1866. '
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-08

SATTINETS, DOUBLE AND TWIST CASSIMERES, ]
all wool filled Kentucky JEANS and other Fancy Goods for Boys
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-08

Checks Fancy Shrtng Colored and White Domestic and all
Shaker Flannels.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-08

DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS-We always have in stock a
supply of Domestcs of every description.