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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

- uERIFF'o SALES.-By virtue of writ
~ @, Veaa Expo, issued ont OF the Court Common
Pleas OF Bradford county 90 directed and delivered,
viii be eXpbSed public sale at the Court hoase in the
Hara' OF luwanda, SATURDAY, OCTOBER -. ls66, at
/ uciunk l u.ihC following described iot piece par
eel ut iaud -ta-tc Monroe ovH~hip hnun ded fol
u45~-.C- inning post and OF u tract ot lHud
rut tat "arrlHtcc name James Simmons thence s2>t
u percbgs 30 VII re pine rgiIa corr Of Poi ert
HE-trS warrant thence south along he west original
ID Of uau Nandtr-Ice variant It4 percheS TO a white
oak TIRE tor corner, thence by the Peter Orh ar,an
noah % ~ min II 3-2 pelches TO white oak, the
Hrga eat conner JAS Norh warrant, thence south
10 45 Uin est u perche> less 10 post
er thence Mouth 5a9 lj min Iy the north line f
James >,rth 80 4l0 peicLes pcst and torres
o. lanes - warrant hence b. the same north
80 aud 40 min east Zls $40 peTches os and stones
corner thence souh 5N' and 10 min east ~ Eerches TO
pest and stones CCrEcr, thence Dcrih II and 10 MN
east zj9 leIche, 10 the place o beginning Containing
lNtO tAeTeabUus, be the same more or less, ali
uuiuproyed.
Seized and taken execution at the suit of Gorden
f. Aas0u vs The ~uSquehauna and lmira Coal Co,
AlSl-Tle .uOWiug described lot piece parcel Of
land situate in Alba boro bounded north by the public
highway east by the Baptist Church lot, south by JET
iefson HiLheral west by }. * I. Loughhead Contain
inc acre Of land more or less ala improved with oae
framed barn and a few irui trees thereon.
ASO-One other lot situate in said borough of Alba
bounded north By land of \. j, Merritt, east by A JEFF
ersou Witheral south by the highway, and We st by
Tram Wilson. Containing acre ot land, more or less,
all improved with one framed house thereon.
Seized and taken in uon at the suit OF z. Anna.
J. MONROE SMITH, Sheriff.
SheUiil's 0ice Towanda, Sept. "a, 1866.
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RS~ The members Of the Towanda Lyce-
um will meet agreeably to adiournmenta at the Free
School House on Friday evening, Oct 9th. All are
desired to attend in order to organize for the sea-
sonr cordial invitation is extended to all wish
ing to join the society, who feel interested in
the same to be present. W. H. WATKINS, Sec'y.
Gen. W. PATTEN, Pres't
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

GRIsT MILL BURNED-The steam grist and
saw-mill of George E. Humphrey, in Sheshequin
township was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night last. The mill was closed at o'clock, and
about II O'Clock, when the fire was discovered, the
upper part of the mill was in flames. The loss is
about S1OO0O upon which there is no insurance
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

BaFa As we have Stcu some statements in
the REPoRTER concerning the adoption of the
Union Series, OF Readers at the Teachers Asso-
citation held at Sylvauia which We believe are de
signed to deceive wish to make the following
statements. Nearly every member present voted
for the adoption of the Union Series, the aals
We're called tor, but no one responded. There was
an average attendance Tar able to
Judge There was no 'lobbying." III. X FIem-
ing thinks that the teachers of Bradford CO., are
simple enough to be influenced in such a manner,
We think he Is as much deceived as he has decoiv
ed others. This IS not the first time that he has
misTepresented us; he does not seem satisfied by
falsely stating that we would use the books for
which he IS agent in our High School at AUstiuville
but now accuses us OF not calling tor the negative
Of a resolution thus inslnuatins that trying
to force the adoption of the Union Series. He has
deceived many with regard to the adoption Of his
books, but as near as we are able to learn, he is
doing better service to the one whose colors he
bears. than he is for English & Co. His 'besi it-
Formations" and the 'scolors" 40 doubt came from
the same source. We use the Union Series, and
wish that no others were III use in the County.
4. 7. LuLEY.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

4A GooDRIcH Dear Many of the
-. Is OF the Reporter will be. gratifed to learn
. thorough Sunday School canvass of Bradford
~'y Is Just completed.
'as Undertaken chiefly with view to ascer-
''.''' lls Spirit of God has done for the Sun
N'olS and what the Sunday Schools have
'" The Churches in our midst since the be-
oI the present year The general sum
Wy schools and renewal results is now before
d care has been taken to avoid any oyeresti-
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Austinyille, Oct. IS, 1866.

SHELDoN's COMPOSITION FOR FRUIT TREEs--
A correspondent at Troy, Pa, asks US relative to
p B. Sheldon composition for the destruction Of
borers and other insects fruit trees. On inquiry
We learn from reliable parties in Steuben county,
that the composition has been tested III that sec
ton and is approved. Though at first inclined to
look upon it as a nostrUm, the testimony before us
mainly eIcted by cur inquires-is such that
with the addition Of knowledge OF the ingredi-
euts Of the composition) we are inclined to regard
the preparation Of lIr. Sheldon as valuable. The
composition, which has been patented, is adver-
taed in this paper-lioore's Rural AeJg- Yorker.
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9}tadfurl grpprter.

prvoyAL.-The building occupied by
REPORTER, has been removed few
nv cast Of its former location, where
', friends will find us, ready to attend
0' n +boir wants in the line of Printing.
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COURT SALE Bvvirtue Of

4 kRE1ANS OOORI DALE by virtue OF
" an order issued OF the Orphans Court OF Brad.
ford County, the undersigned administrator OF the
ta.e of Avfh Heith, late Of said county will sell on
the premises, November "a, lS66 at l O'Clock p, m.
the Oio gIpg described lot piece parcel o land stu
il Terry twp. beginning post she northwest
corner OF the warrant, formerly hemlock) thence
j3 per post and stones. thence south by lot
formerly butuagiLg % John Bennett, 235 per to stone
heap il warrant line thence west 574 per to a white
oak thence uarh l4o 236 per- the place of be-
ginning. Containing SO acres and Al PeTch3s,
less about Is improved framed house and barn
and a lew fruit trees thereon
ALSU-Ail the rga5, tiJle aud interest Of the said
Ai.h Heath in and to the following described piece
parcel land sjlude in Terry twp bounded north By
lands j. ~. lenuison, By lands OF Daniel Wees
south ~ lands formerly 0%lsd Jy Samuel HilhOuse,
west by lands now n possession Of }. W. Dennson.
Containing about 100 acres less, about l5
improved. with framed barn aad young orchard there
sid land ROW IL possession OF J. W. DeanisJn
IGRMS-S50 dollars shall be paid down on the day of
sale, one hal. the balance Confirmation of SALE the
balance in year "a reltar, with Interest IRON the
continuation.
o. z. PARSONS,
Oct. 10, 1866 Administrator.
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ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By virtue of
" an order issued of the Orphans Court of Brad
lord county the undersigned administrators OF the
tate OF A, j. Carr late Albany twp, will sell the
premises Saturday, November q, 1865, at O'Clock.
p. IN the following described os piece parcel OF
land situate Albany twp, beginning at the centre of
ha Caildjd Road, thence south SO west 57,3 per.
post thence noryh 6Jo west 3 per a POST thence
north 800 % per. 30 post, thence along CaiidG
Road south go u per thence sDa}h 553o east l6
per thence south 80 east q per thence south 45o
east 4-J per. to the place ot beginning. Containing
10 acres, be The same more or less.
TEitdS-$25 he paid the property being struck
down and The balance confirmation OF sale.
Il, IL. RICHARDS,
j. n. CARR,
oct. Is, l-6G. Administrators.
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L0CAL AND GENERAL.

ssy- The Reporter is printed upon CAMP
ellis Country and Job Press ofhos NO, % uoio
>. New York. Thomas II. Senior agent
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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 SAIL Omstead, late OF said county, deceased.
will sell on the premises, on November q 1866 at
o'clock p m, the following described lot piece or par
Gel Of Ian situate Ulster twp. boun ded the east
by the public highway leading from iowa nda to Athens
on the north by lot OF William Bowman, west by lands
formerly belonging 10 Wm, Gihson, in possession
OF c Rockwell & Co.. south by the sch oo house 10.
Containing about fourth Of an acre, or less,
one framed house and shed and few fruit there
TERM $50 to be paid the day Of sale and the
balance on final continuation.
GEORGE MORLEY
Oct Is. 1866, Administrator.
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.sn Mss GRIFFIN has returned from New
:. = Nth fine assortment of Millinery to which
.,saton OF the ladies is invited. See her an
-, cement in another colum.
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D I d i.

LINDLEY-In Canton, Oct. 9Th, Ghetto F. only
son of Sheldon II. and Josephine Lindley, aged
two years and six month
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

ss~ Rev. r. B. HUDSON, Presiding Elder
..rr,,, Dist will preach the Centenary Sermon in
',.v F. Church, Towanda, Pa, on Sunday Eve
nia, Oct, 2S.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-DanieI Curran

A UDIT0R'S NOTICE.-DanjeI Curran
II rs. Nary Aul Bishop. In the Court of Common
Pleas OF Bradford County, No. 434, Sept term, 1864.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said Court to
distribute moneys arising she ris sale of defen-
PENDANTS real estIte VIII attend the duti of ap-
po ntInent his Office in the Borough of Towanda on
Friday, November I6, 1866, at o'clock p IN. at which
time ana place all persons having claims upon said
moneys must present them or be forever debarred.
Z. OYLRl0N, JR,
oct. 10, 1866. Auditor.
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For the Bradford Rcpor

Mr.. EDITOR The first meeting Of the
MINISTERIAL anl Laymens' Association of Troy Dis
.+,t fer the current conference year, was held on
.s 18th and 18th inst. at Canton, Pa.
The time Of the meeting was exceedingly fortu-
~,--tu weather being Of surprising loyeliness,
md the landscape scenery, on all sides, beyond
-r-.ssion beautiful.
tis not, however, in these circumstances alone
nor indeed chiefy--that the members of the
,ssociation lind cause for mutual gratulations :;
.. in the polite cordiality with which they were
rmr1 to the homes and the hearts of the dwell
II, ii that ancient and honorable town.
From the very first the exercises of the meeting
-l.yoS Of more than ordinarily spiritual charac-
n. and many seasons OF refreshing from the
.-,gl.ce of the Lord" We're enjoyed b., those VINO
.ra privileged to attend.
1t would be safe to affirm that al no previous
ssting of this ASS ociation has its prime object
IN more nearly or satisfactorily reached, name
The improvement of its members in all things
tanning to the work Of saving souls.
The citizens Of Canton and vicinity quite gene
liz attended the several sessions, and were cor
a..lssions and interests which were from time to
me called up.
The sunday School Convention, of Wednesday
-4rgool. was q time of marked interest as was
so the Centenary Missionary meeting on the eve
nib, Of the same day The former was most lib
-.lv-and happily too-favored with a full ''ba-
..r., dozen Of short and telling addresses among
rn.,b we're those of Rev. 7. B. Hudson, the Pre-
..in, Elder of Troy District. Rev. Mr. Gates, and
Res. Mr.. Loomis Presbyterian, and Baptist clergy
II of Canton.
At the close of the Missionary meeting little
episode occurrence took place, which it may inter
rest your readers to have related.
On his way TO the meeting Of the Association,
d. Rev Il. l. StIveL, Of the Monrocton charge
Ii the misfortune to lose his horse. BY some Of
trends this fact was brought to the notice of
congregation, and by way of giving point to
ne christian benevolence which had been so
L m.ulcated and SO heartily approved, the hand
u- -uI OF Sll0 was soon contributed by the
s,rrs aad friends present.
4 A.plu, resolution of thanks to the good
gaot Canton Tor their many kindnesses, and
ping an invitation from the people Of Mains
r to loIi its next meeting there, the Associa-
mrned j. T. BRowNELI4, Sec'y.
/ g The Burlington Base Ball Club, cham
I 3, ot Bradford County" hereby give notice that
viii close the season for field exercise Oct. 3lst.
H. r. HILL,
Il
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

HELP FOR THE LADEs.--A good Sewing
Machine IS the best investment to be found
Wheeler & Wilson'S Tor family use, is by far the
best For tailoring get Singers Call at Wickham
d Black and see the work for proof.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

WICKHAM 4 BLACK are again on hand
with New Goods Just suited to the season. Call
and see their stock.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

EeS 4 large assortment Of Oval aud
Sqnar Gilt Picture Frames ct BENDER'S Photo
graphic Gallery.
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q NAN -
Mrs. Ii. G. SALMON.


oHEsHEQCIN, Sept. ), 300.
Dir. }. X. FLEuNG-SiT: | have looked over the
specimen books you LETT vi ne, and much peased
vi IL. ui rh.m particularly iJb the series OF 0s-
goods Readers Euey are emphatiCtlly Fr0ETsssir
wgIks ana moreover BE- steps o! their Progression
so carefully taken. and so sa.uv.iy planted that
cannot see how e,her who follows the directions
o. the author tajl OF Ia highest success
The exercises in articulation at the opening of all
the ssOus in the Primary numbers, afford pastme
pleasant ii Is profitable to those pupils whose
teachers upon them with i spiIit and a relish
and the rules and exercises in II Election, Emphasis,
&c. III the advanced nuubers. definite and
plain that al h0 attend to them not iail TO be-
come good critics rs well as good readers.
cannot EXPIRE 80 briefly my high appreciation of
thsee works, and while would by means depre.
cate he sander series lur the good they have done,
| yet rejoice tuat great advance on them has
been reached by the O~guud Progressive headers
4OuTs, Nc..
MS $. ELIZA GIBSON.
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i UUITOES -Hardi0g G Lee'S
= u,c Is. Ma,cus, F G. g. IS lIqn.ey. and I,a
q. On poHhat. 10 The Court OF mmon Pleas Of Brad
lord County M. a255 february fern, l-60
The undersigned auditor. appointed 10y said Cont to
distribute moneys isnp from Sherifs sale of defend
ants real estate. Confirmation in this taken of
from tuTmer report OF aadinT sent back To the
same auditor by the fourtl will ittend to the duties
Of his appointments at his cthce in the Borough OF To
W Udi. uu trida tie pa day Of Auyemh T. at o.
clio. :. p. III which me ans place all persons hiv
ing claims upon said moneys must present them be
forever debarreG. ". I. DAVIES,
ucE ., 1866. Auditor.
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e5y. Highest price paid for coupons due
,-,..obey lst at First National Bank Towanda
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In tie matter Of

!. A UDITOR'S NOTICE-m tie matter Of
Il The estate Of Samuel Walls deceased, late Of Dir
meme. la the Orphans Court ot Bradford County.
The undersigned, auditor appointed 10 distribute
the monies in the hands The administrator Of the said
estate raised by the sale OF decedeas real and personal
property viii attend to the duties OF his app0 iltmeRt
al the Troy House, in the Borough OF Troy SATUR
DAY, the 9th day OF OCTOBER 1866, at o'clock,
?. H., and all persons having claims upon said monies
must present them else be forever debarred from
coming il a share of said funds.
H. B. MCKEAN,
Oct. 2, 1866. Auditor.
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NAUTION.--W Whereas, my wife Clarissa
" has LETT my bed and board without just cause OF
provocation hereby forbid any person trusting her on
my account as | will pay debs Of her contracting
after this date. GEORGE NJ GRAB.
Herrick Get 2, ls66-4w.
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4 UDlTOB'S NOTICE-h the matter Of
~ Ihe Finai account Of b F. Kaapp, guardian Of
George Knapp, MINOR Of Anl0s Knapp. In the
the orphan Court Of Bradford County
The undersigned, AUDITOR appointed by said Court
to distribute money in The hands of Guardian, will
tend the duties OF his appointment bis Office in the
Borough OF ToTanda Thur, day, November Is, 1866
! O'Clock p. n where all persons having claims mp
said monies viii attend forever be debarred from
the same. BE J. NJ. PECK,
Oct 20. 1866. Auditor
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PEysIoYERs.-Th instament Of Pensions
due on the lth of Sept, paid to Pensioners upon
bringing their Pension certificate to the under
signed. }. n CAIIFF.
Pension Agent.
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ORWELL, Sept. 3 1866.
Mr.. J. X. TLEMMG-Haying examined 0sgood's Sc
ries OF Reader and found them admiralty adapted to
the wants Of schools, take pleasure in recon-
mending them to teachers and friends OF education
generally. BY short acqGaigtauee with lie books has
Impressed me 50 fayo.abi7 that am almost cousran-
ed 10 say with others They gre emphati,ally the
cheapest and lesJ series now published.
Yours, respectfully,
Mrs. H. q. SALMON.
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MONRoEToN, Oct p, 1866.
J. X. FLEMING-Sr We have introduced Osg0od 5
series If Readers, BIlls Grammar and Deans Aritlr
metic into the No-Tgeon High School and alter hay
lug tested them for tTU months, an prepared TO sy
that they take rank with the very hes. Ihey give en-
lire satisfaction Yours, &c,
HALLECk ARMSTRONG,
Principal Of Monroeton High School.
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WYALUsING, Sept. /, 1865.
Mr.J X FLEMING have examined with some care
the copy o! Public school arithmetic you ssnt me.
am much pleased with il, dud think such q work IS
needed il oug Academies and Z. igh Schools We cIn
nlt SHs toe EigLF ol lhG Gsgugd Readers. We have
adoped he books school gnl the change has not
wit. universal approximation. Yours. truly,
". Il. BROWN, Principal 0! academy,
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FLANNELS.-PLAIN RED, GREY AND BLUE
Shaker Flannels.
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ESQUEMAUX, MOSCOW, AND CASTOR BEAVER
Black and Coord Broadcoh and black Doeskn Casmeres
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ROLLS PAPER, ASSORTED QUALITIES together
Borders match Also choice selection Shades
POWELL co.
October,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

BLACK AND COLORED BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS
CIoakngs, Sackings Repellants &c. &c. great variety
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SATTlNETTS, DOUBLE AND TWIST CASSTIER
all wool filled Kentucky jeans and other Fancy Goods for
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LADiI-o AMI OI1IIDhr4NO fANC1 L fChN-NIIk, ElVcH
rel River Mink and French Coney Three Quarter Half and
Vicornes, Tamas and Collars, with Nus and Cuffs match Ma
ally for sales.
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DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS.-We always have in stock
supply of Domestics Of every description.
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Killer, ~ many worthless noGlrums are attempt
ed to be sold on the great reputation Of this va
liable medicine Directions accompany each bot
Tie. Sold BY dealers ey cry where. Price IS cts
50 cts asd 81 per bottle. J. ~ HARRIS 4 Co.
Proprietors for the Western and Southern 81
Cincinnati, o.
SOLD at wholessle and Retuh hy 4. D. ballard,
/ Co. lows CITY; Dr.. L. woodruff Ijsa Nsinea.