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t@% A Convention of the Bradford Coun-
/! Sunday School Association will be held at Ste
lsnsville on Wednesday and Thursday, November
lst and 22d
Opening address by President B. S. RUSSELL, at
o'clock, p M, of the first day. At o'clock
2eston box will be opened, contents read, and
aef replies. Topics for general discussion in the
'ening session:
What aspects of truth are best adapted to bring
~e Young to Christ
Ihe training of children to habits of giving to
~' cause of Missions.
1he hrst hour of the morning session of the
'oAd day will be devoted to prayer for the out
Daflng of the Holy Spirit At 10 o'clock presen-
%'h Of different methods of teaching the Scrip
US At l o'clock of Thursday there will be q
>snng of Sabbath Schools for scripture recitation
! examination together with addresses to chill
NeS' Messrs. HosKINs and HARRIS, Of Towanda,
e Agnifed their intention to be present at this
4,ennon. All persons are always invited with
Ut formal notice.
J. Z. DAYTON, Cor. Sec'y
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ITEMS FROM THE TIoGA COUNTY AgitQtor -
lAcc1BENT. learn that as some parties were
Hnning a log train on the Tioga R. R. between r.
Tn Center and Corning, on Sunday, they ran into
alamber train standing on the track, throwing 16
cars off the track and killing one man and wound
ing two or three others. All the Monday morning
trains we're detained in consequence.
FIRE N CHATHAM. learn that the dwelling
Of III. j. W. BURREIL, of Chatham was destroyed
By fire on the 26th ult The loss falls heavily upon
abOring man, and no doubt the hand of aid will
Be extended by his neighbors.
CATTLE DIsEAsE.-Isolated cases Of a disease
similar to murrain, but somewhat more rapid in
It's course, has appeared in Chatham. Some fear
nat 1t is the Rinderpest. Probably it is only a
THlent form of murrain. 1t is to be hoped that
i Will not become epidemic. Whenever an ami
nal Is attacked the owner should kill it at once
md bury it deep. This may save thousands of
Collars to cattle owners.
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NARY SHowER.-It was said, by those
who tend to the coming of comets and /" sich, >
that there would occur between the 18th and 18th
of this MONTH Meteoric Shower. Up to the
present time the " shower" hain't "arriv." But
if our townsfolk have been disappointed in not
seeing the meteors "drap," there is no reason
why they should be without Oysters, Fish, CLANS.
&C., when they can so easily obtain them by call
ing at the establishment of c. NJ & O. D. GoopEN-
OUCH, on Bridge street See advertisement
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Ras' GEO. M. HoILENBAcK, of Wilkesbarre
died suddenly in the law Office of E. P Darling, in
that place on Wednesday, 7th inst, from disease
of the heart. He leaves very large estate
Among his heirs, are the WEI1Es and LANN1Nas of
the County.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE -DaajGl Curraa
"A rs. Mary l41n Bishop. II the Cont Of Common
Pleas of Bradford County No. 434 Sept. term 1854.
The undersigned Auditor appointed BY sad Court to
distribute moneys arising from She -d5 sale CI aeea-
PENDANTS real estate, viii attend 70 the Gres o ii lp-
pouiment at his Office in the Borough OF IOwanda,
Friday, NoTember l6 1865, at clock p. H. AZ which
time and place all persons having claims upon saia
moneys mast present them or be forever lebagred.
Z. OFrEION, JE
Oct Is, 1869, Auditor
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STAFFORD gepurter.

RruovAL.-The building occupied by
.bo REPORTER, has been removed few
rods east of its former location, where
our friends will find us, ready to attend
% al their wants in the line of Printing
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Eeqat.

DR0CLAMATI0N--Ihe Commonwealth
Il Of Pennsylvania to Mctida Gustia, (tcido,o) An
son GUstiR Elias G1tStR, Isaiah B. Gustin, Elisabeth
Jane (noio deceased) inteTmafTied alfred Frman nad
Ata'iTa Gustin heirs Of Thomas II. Gastn, deceased,
md 70 az Other persons interested, GREETING
BRADF0RD COUNTY, SIS
You are hereby cited TO be and appear before the
Judges of Orphans Court at Orphans Court to
be held at T0wanda the 3d day OF September, A.
d. 1866, at o'clock the afternoon then and there TO
accept or refuse said real estate Of said decedan at its
valuaon bid for the real estate of said Thomas II.
Gustin deceased situate in Columbia tp. in said
y accept refuse to take said real estate at the ap
praised valuation put upon By inquest duly award
ed by the said Court and returned by the Sheriff Feb
rpary 0, 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 81, A. d. 1866.
n. C. ELSBREE, Clerk.
And now to wit, Sept. 4th, 1865, the Court on mo-
ton continue this 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 Gustn by mail.
N. C, ELSBREE, Clerk.
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POWDER MILL BLOWN UP.-The drying
house and magazine belonging to Messrs. Rand &
Co., Powder manufactory Randsville four miles
below Carbondale, were both blown up on Monday
evening last at half-past six o'clock. We learn
that some forty tons of powder were deposited in
the two buildings. The casualty occurred while
the employees all were at tea and fortunately no
one was killed. The explosion of the two build
mgs, although some distance apart, was almost
simultaneous. The report in this city, distant
eleven miles was almost deafening, and the shock
was very violent We learn that it was likewise
felt at Tunkhannock, Wilkes-Barre and other
places distant thirty orforty miles. We have been
Unable to ascertain the amount of the loss.-Scral
Ton Register.
The force of the above explosion was distinctly
felt in this vicinity, and various conjectures indul-
ged in as to its cause On Holon Hill, three miles
from this place, the windows in dwellings were SO
violently shaken, as to excite apprehensions of an
earthquake. The flash of the explosion was also
distinctly seen at this place.
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NorCE TO JURoRs.-For several terms of
our Courts, the attendance of Jurors summoned,
has been so small that business has been serious
" impeded. We are requested by Judge STREETER
10 give notice that he will be obliged, hereafter, to
compel the attendance of jurors, by infictng fines
upon the delinquents
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9eA- The First National Bank of Towan-
da has this day declared dividend of fre per cent
1ree OF all taxes, out of the earnings for the past
SIX months, payable to stockholders on and after
NoV. 0. N n. Belts, Jr., Cashier.
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LIFE INsURANoE.--H A. BURBANK, agent
for several of the leading Life Insurance Compan-
les will be in this place for few days, those desir-
ing to be insured will do well to give him call.
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ENCOUNTER WITH A BUCK-One day last
week, DANIEL L. JENKs, Esq, was attacked by a
tame Buck owned by j. j. BEERS, which had stray
ed away and emerged from the woods on the hill
near Mr. jerks house. The latter recognizing
him. attempted to coax him near the house for the
purpose of feeding him. when the animal made a
sudden attack and came very near killing Mr..
jerks, the struggle lasting over a quarter of an
hour when Mr.. jerks was relieved from his peril
Gus situation by the assistance OF Mrs. jerks and
Mrs Cable, who succeeded in getting a rope around
the Bucks neck and choking him until he gave up
tie contest and galloped off into the woods-Mr.
Jerks sustaining considerable injury in one of his
hands and ON different parts of his body. The
Buck was subsequently pursued and shot by some
a Mr., jerks neighbors .-O,oego Gazette
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

ns- The Reporter is printed upon CAMP
BELLS Country and Job Press onioe NO. DO uold
at New York. Thomas d. Senior, agent
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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. 1 have q good assortment
of apple and Pear trees, Grape Vines, &c, ard will
warrant all to i've my directions are followed in
planting, f. II. WELLES.
Nov -3w
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nsrREv. WIN. DELoNG, will preach in the,
1ryersalist church at Athens, next Sabbeth at 10t
O'clock a. H., and in Sheshequin at 24 o'clock, p.
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III A R r led

PENNELL-MILLER-A the NJ z. PARSONAGE
Towanda, Pa. Nov. 3. 1866, by Rev. J. 7. Brown,
ell Amos f. Miller, and Miss Lydia Pennen
both of Wysox, Pa.
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D I b d

SULLIYAN-Of typhoid fever in Towanda twp,
on Wednesday, October II, 1866 Andrew,
son OF PANEL and Hannah o. Sullivan, aged 20
years, months, weeks, days
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nsg~ GoURARD's Celebrated Oriental Cream
oo,, be Sound at j. W. TAYLoR's.
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nSg- very fine stock of Winter Dress
Goods, Just arrived at TATIoR's and Trimmings to
to match.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue Of
" an order issued out o. the Orphans Court OF Brad
lord County the undersigned adminizt ror Of the es
tate Of sally Olmstead late Of said county deceased,
will sell On the premises, November a 1856, at
o'clock p. NJ the following described .3'. psc OF par
eel of lanS situate in Ulster twp hruio the ca:
by the public highway lea ling fn IoHaidto Athens
on the north by lot of William Bowman, west by anis
formerly belonging to Wm Gibson, now N possession
OF c. Rockwell 6 Co.. south by tho school house To-
Containing about onetOugth 0t acre, more or less,
one framed house and shed and fey :ra.t trees ihere
TERMS-s50 to be paid The dty o. sale and the
balance on final confirmation.
GEORGE MORLEY,
Oct Is 1866 Administrator
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Nov. 2, 1866

B@p B. S. RUSSELL & Co. will cash the
$40 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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EXECUTORS NOpICE-N OTTO z
IA is hereby given that all persons inde3leC the e.
tate Of Charles F. Wee5 late OF Wyalusiag t, ucc
requested TO make immediate payment and tnJsc LaTl.
demands against said estate will present them duly
thenticated for settlement.
GEO. II. WEiLES,
EDWARD WELLES,
Nov. l, 1866. Executors
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Noticc
Ia is hereby given that ali persons indebted to the
estate of James HeVerly, late oi 0Terou twp. de-
ceassd, are requested 10 make immediate payment, ana
those having claim against said estate Win g s Asn
duly authenticated torsetlemcat.
&, C. haLL0GG,
Nov. G, 1865. Admiui-ralor.
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SUsQUEHANNAH COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE-The
Winter term, will commence Monday Nov. &c, and
continue II weeks j. D. Hewitt, Professor of
Mathematics and Natural and Mental Science Mr..
Frank Bartlett, A. B. has consented to take charge
Of the Classical Department. Miss Knighton Pre-
ceptress, Miss Thomas, Primary Department
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COURT SALE Byvirtuo 0

A IAN NOO1l1 ALL ~ vi IuC y
" an order issued out Of the Orphans Court OF Brad
ford County the undersigned q Illustrator oi tue es
tate Of Alyah Heath, late OF sau cOeniy will sell on
the premises, November q, ls65 at Oclgck p,
the following described 10, piece plv5e. OF Iul su
ate ia Terry twp, beginning a. post she northwest
corner of the warrant, tt0rmegly nenlock) thence
east IS per to post ami sJucs thence south uy us
formerly belonging TO John Belnct 25i per I" stone
heap in warrant line. thence west 57i per to a white
oak thence nor.h lo cast 25j per. TO the place 0. os
ginning Containing Sc acres and Al perche3, more or
less about Is improved framed house and barn
and few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO-Au the right, title and ia'er-s. 9. tse >Aj-
Alvah Heath in and 30 the following described D--s D.
parcel Of land sitUdte in Terry twp bounded nJru b.
lands OF j. " Denuison, east Dy lands 0i -ale "es5
south by lands formerly owned by Same. Hi.ll9lz9,
west by lands now in possession OF }. " penni,6n.
Containing about 100 acres, less about Is acres
improved, with framed barn and young orchard there
on. Said land now in possession 0! J. ". hennisoa
TETMS-Sj0 dollars shall be paid down On the day c
sale one ai. tie b2Inue cunlrLlso: Z. sale, the
balance in year thereafter, with ia-gs, ron the
conl!rHatO Oh.
Q. Z. PARSONS,
Oct Is 1866 Administrator.
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Nov. u, 1866.

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 sup
plies for the schools have been deposited with
merchants by direction of the Boards as follows
Troy tp-G, F. Tedington & Co.. B. B. Mitchell,
r. Stiles. Franklin-BarclaY Coal Company, n
Kilborn, G. H. Estell. Observation-Disclosures &
Bro. Wells-S. B. Sergeant, G. l.. Shepherd
Armenia, with supplies for Troy and Canton
Ridgbury-T. L. Woodruff, J. C. Robinson Voor-
his Il Hammond. Litchfeld-S.B B. Garner. Ath-
ems tp.-G. A Perkins, G. F. Waldo A. Beidle-
man. heshequin-kinney & Brigham. North
Towanda-Alvord & Barber. Windham-Wm C.
Peck, P. H. Joslin, VIM. Fl. Russell Warren
T. A. Jackson. Asylum-U. Moody. Albany
S. D. Sterigere, Miller & Quick Burlington tp-
Long Bros Canton boro-J. X. Scenes. Canton
tp.-J. NJ Foster, Rockwell & Wilson. Granville
L. d. Taylor-Monroe tp. and boro-H. c.
Tracy, A. L. Cranmer & Son. Wyalusing & Tus-
carora-J. G. Keeler, G. S. Lafferty, Bishop &
Taylor, j. Y. Biles and at Laceyville. West Bur-
Gngton-Ed. E. Loomis. Herrick-Stewart &
Wickizer. Pike. Burrows. LeRaysville-J. f.
Bosworth, Bosworth & Co. Wysox-V. E. & j.
E. Piolett- Rome tp. q Boro-L. L. Moody, Geo.
Nichols. Stan ling Stone-Alex. Ennis, F. Z.
Bush. Terry. II. & W. T. Horton, j. L. Jones
q Co. Orwell-S N. Bronson, Kimball & Els
worth, II. J. Taylor g. Co., A. B. Cass. Wilmot-
B. G. Barnes, Stowell q Bros. Springfeld-W.
I. Daily Son. Jno. H Mckee, n. S. Watson.
Columbia-C L. Strait.
There are some additions to be made to this
list.
Supplies may be obtained at any of these places
best suits the schools.
j. K. FLEMING,
Wholesale Agent for the Osgood Series,
Nov l, 1866. Towanda Pa
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A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE. To John

IA H. Fmman.-No. 128, Feb. Term, 1865. You are
Eleazer Pomeroy has applied TO the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford County for divorce from the bonds
oil atrimony and the said Cout has appointed Monday
December 5, 1866 at two O'Clock p m, at the Court
House in TOwaEda, for hearing the said Julia 81. Fur
in the premises at which time and place you cap
attend if you think proper.
J, NJ. SMITH,
Nov. 5, 1865. Sheriff.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

bar The Second Term of Miss Osborn's
Select School, will commence on Wednesday Nov.
21st A limited number of pupils can be admitted
in addition to her present numbsr, an assistant
teacher is engaged for the next term, applications
for the admission of pupils, to be made to Miss
Osborn at the School or at the residence of B. S.
Russell.
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Oct. Is, lsG6.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE. Hardl0g d Lehs

A UDlTORS NOTICE. HdTdt0g d La5.S
\ use Us. Marcus, F. G. s. H. S. JIaaisy and h.
B. Greenledf. In the Court Of C9naoa Pleas OF Brad
ford County, No, 325l February Ierm, 1850.
The undersigned auditor, appointed by said Court to
distribute mcneys arising from Sheriff. slc o! defend
ants real estate Confirmation IL This ef7. taken cf
from former report Of auditor sent back to tle
same auditor by the Cour) viii attend % the duties
of his appointment ~ his Office in lie Borough Of t.
wanda on FRIDAY, the 23d day o! &ogelnbg, at o.
clock p NJ at which time and place all pcvSous hly-
ing claims upon sAil moneys must present lhen or oo
forever debarTed. '" 1. DAVIES,
Oct o. 1866 Auditor.
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A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-I0 CATH
"A crime S. Roe..-No 39I, May Term, 1866 You are
hereby notified that Orsemus W. Roe your husband, has
applied to the Court OF Common Pleas Of Bradford
divorce from the bonds matrmony and the said Court
has appointed Monday, December 3d. 1866, at two o.
clock P. at the Court House in Towanda for hearing
the said Orsenius w. Roe in the premises at which
time and place you attend il you think proper
Nov & 1866 j. M. SMITH. hIc.in.
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A UDITOR'S N0TICE-Ia the mater Of
IN the Final account Of g. =, Knap2, guardian Of
George Knapp, MINOR SO Of limos knapp In the
the Orphans Court Of Bradford Comfy.
The Undersigned, Auditor, appoiatet by said Cour
to distribute money in the hands OF 5uar dau will at
tend to the duties of his appointment AIS office ia the
Borough Of Towanln or Thursday, November l.. 1866
at O'Clock D. n where all persons having aims mp
on said monies will attend or forever be de52rred om
the same. BENZ. ". IESh,
Oct. 20, 1866. Auditor.
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A PPLICATION IN DIV0RCE.-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 Bradford County for divorce from
the bonds of matrmony, and the said Court has ap-
pointed Monday December 3d. 1866, at two O'Clock p.
In the Court House in Tow anda for hearing the said
Ann L. Baker in the premises, at which time and place
yOu can attend if you think proper.
Nov. 5, 1866. j. NJ. SMITH, Sheriff,
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And the same viii be presented to the Orphans Cour
Of Bradford County. Thursday Tue 6 ta day OF sep
ctmber next, for Confirmation alI allowance.
n. G. ELS SBREE, Register.
Registers Office, Nov. Z, 1866.
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NRPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By virtue Of
an order issued ont Of the Orphans Court Of Brad
ford County the undersigned guardian Of jessie, minor
child of John J. Ward and Einiy Ward, the iast OF
whom is deceased, win sell on tao pelhses November
81 1885, at l O'clock p m, undivided ifth share
of certain lands situate in Asylum typ bounded and
described as follows: Beginning Mt corner on line OF
Jonathan Stevens thence north 500 west So per t.
corner thence north l20 west 56 per adong lands OF
William CooIbaugh ga Emma Jane Smith and J. NJ.
Bishop to corner thence south sop adjoining lla OF
Isaac Post Sc corner, thence so7th y east
niSg Containing Is acres be the s4na or less.
TERMS-s5O to be paid on the day. Of sale, the hal
"A - - HARRY MIX.
! Oct. 2S. 1865, 9uara!AH.
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LIST OF Jurors drawn for December Term

LIST OF Jurors drawn for December Term
1866,
GRAND JURORS
Athens tp-Geo W Plummer. Asylum-Isaac
Ennis Columbia-Stephen Crane. Franklin
G w Sickler. Granville-Simeon Case, Uriah
Baxter. Herrick-Geo Nesbitt. Monroe tp.-Hi-
ram Sweet. Pike-Wilson L Ellsworth r G.
Bolles. Ridgbury-C T Covell. South Creek
d L Hlldreth Standing Stone-William Kingsley
Springfeld-George Potter. Smithfeld-W T
Gardner. Sylvania boro-Pete; Monroe. Troy
tp-Ira P Ballard, Barney johnson. 4 Troy boro-.
c. c. Paine, Eleazer Pomeroy. Towanda boro-
John Laughlin, B. Frank Powell Wyalusing-
Richard Fee. Warren-Abram Whitaker.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsT WEEK
Giles Hoyt, Joel McAffee, Athens tip; T En-
cry, John Brown, Chauncy Corbin Edward Es
tell, Albany Elan Kendall, Philander P Burns
Burlington twp; Charles Stockwell, Samuel Owens
Canton Boro T Smiley, Franklin Asa Address,
John Ferguson, Granville A Walter Oakley
Lewis, Leroy ] H Mckinney, Litchfeld James
W Jones, w Pierce Pike George Lowman.
Ridgbury George L Beach, Smithfeld; Z c
Strong, NJ Hardness, w Wigston, Springfield :;
James Jones, Terry; William II Brown, Charles
McCrossin, Tuscarora Daniel Decker, Towanda
tip: Henry Mercur James Nevins, Towanda boro :
n S Warner Ulster William Green, Warren Jno
Corbin, Wilmot; William Z. Bull Wysox William
D Babeock, Windham.
SECOND WEEK.
Joshua Yanloon, Albany Address, Alba
boro; Walker, William Scott, Jr., Perrin Ack-
ley, Athens tp; George II, Welles, James Bris-
toll Athens boro NJ T Vangorder AsvIum T
Ballard, AndreT Phelps, Burlington west Albert
Long Burlington boro Dummer Lilley, Colum-
bia ; Ahira Gay, Franklin William Morse, L H
Sherman, Litchfeld ; Miner Taylor r Barnes
Orwell NJ II Codding, Asa Paxson, Pike John
Sturton, Benjamin Herman, Ridgbury Jacob Err
canbeck, Rome tp; John W WOODBURY. Rome boro
Phillips, Theodore Watson, Springfield S W
Ames, Smithield Charles Haight, South Creek
Milton Lewis, D D Black, Tuscarora !; William P
Newberry, Troy boro Randolph Manley Troy tp;
Allen Mexican, Towanda boro; Abram Moore,
Ulster; Edward Vaughn, Clinton Lewis, Wyalu-
sing; Francis Pedrick, Wells.
j. III. SMITH, Sheriff.
Nov 12 1864
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A ADMTNISTR ATOR'S NOTICE Notice
IA is hereby given that 4 persons indebted + -. IS
tate of Lucinda Vanderpooate oi leroy Up. ice are
re0uested TO make Immediate payment ana all, wing
claims upon said estate will present hen duly aE.h2nt
Gated for settlement. - .
HIRAM HOAGLAND,
Oct, o. 1865 Adaiiu Istrator.
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Having been largely adopted in the County OF Bra d.
ford we invite the attention of School Boards and ed
ucators generally. to the fol loving testimonials among
many others, some OF which have been received from
those wl0 have those who have not only erqncd the
books, but tested them in the school room.
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LADIES AND CHILDRENS' FANCY FURS.-Mink, Fitch Sber
rel River Mink and French COney Three Quarter Half and Quar-
Vctorine, Tamas and Collars with Mu
ally for sales.
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HOOP SKIRTS.-Brad1ey's Celebrated DopIer ELL
ent numbers of springs. THE FAVORITE SILVE
our usual variety of other makes in lower grades.
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BRIGHT PLAIDS, Stripes, and other high colored

BLACK AND COLORED BEAVERS CHINCHILLA
Coakngs sackings Repellants, &C., &c., great variety
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ORWELL July l3, 1866.
] have examined Osgood S series OF Read ers, they
are well graded the selections good, and | Il. nh
them calculated 10 give satisfaction TO ali who may
have occasion TO use them. o. j. CHUHBUCk.
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