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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-13

ENARM FOR SALE.--The subscriber of
Il fers for sale the farm which he lives IN Asylum
twp, containing about 80 acres, ali imptJ Said
farm lies on the west bank OF the SusqUe ana River
about miles from Towanda 1t is in ,Ipl state OF
cultivation, well fenced and watered q has rood
buildings thereon erected with IN abut .u OF ruit
Will be sold on reasonable terms at an a ~ between
this and the lst of December, and MT ast sold il
will be for rent. He will give possession me land
this fall, and the buildings next spring : further
particulars address the subscriber at rowaud Bradford
County, Pa. SAMUEL IA IIJJM
Asylum, July Il, 1885,
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sea, The following is a list of officers OF
the Resolute Base Ball Club of Canton.
Prss'ded.-H. n. WILLIAMS.
Tice PreSidS0t.-J d. TYLER.
Secretug.--LEwIs SELLARD.
Treas,rer-GEo. BULLOCK.
Drectors.-W. GAGE, CHAs. YANDYKE, L. II.
WRIGHT.
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na- On Thursday of last week, Richard
f,ynan, of Williamsport, who was at work on the
new store of Redington, Maxwell & Leonard as a
rainter, in climbing out of one of the upper win
i,, of the east side, fell over the scaffolding to
,be ground, distance of about thirty feet. He
vas picked up quite nsensible but the place where
lie fell was mortar bed and free from stones, so
that his injuries did not prove fatal. He went
home on Saturday ast-Troy Gazette.
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Rsg Dr. COULTER, Medical Electrician, has
taken rooms at the Means House, where he is pre-
pared to receive the visits of those afflicted with
disease. His advertisement, which will be found
in another column, specifies the particular COM
plants which he cures, as his sojoum is necessar-
arly call.
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LosT.-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 favor by letting me know where
1t is and shall be literally rewarded
Wyalusing, Ang. Goth, 1866. j. LEWIS
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A VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE
IA The Touring MILL known as the Chafiee MILL stu
ated in Rome, one mile north OF the village will be sold
at great sacrifice Any person wishing to buy such
property, will lind to their advantage to ca and SEQ
the above mill before buying elsewhere. All necessary
information will be given by calling upon c. o. trdley
in Orwell. tuli and complete title will be given b,
c. q. GRIDLEY
Orwell, May 20, ls66.-Sw.
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TO SOLDIERS AND ALL OTHER

TO SOLDIERS AND ALL OTHER
l. Persons inter estedn Claims for Pensions Increase of
Pnsons Additional Bounties Communication of Rations to
Union Soldiers held Prisoners OF War, &c The un-
dersigned Clerk in the House of Representatives at
Washington, has prepared from the record, and pub
shed in pamphlet form with explanatory notes. all
the laws passed by the last session OF Congress granting
an increase OF Pensions, Additional Bountes Comm9
taton of Ratons to Union Soldiers held as Prisoner
of War; Three Months Pay Proper to certain officer
&c, &c. These laws will not be published by the Gov
ernment in statute form for several months to come
and the publication OF portion OF them in the news
papers has been very erroneous and incomplete Hay
vance of official publication, they will be furnished by
the undersigned upon application to him at the store of
H, w. Noble, supplied by mail the receipt of
price at 80 cents each,
From an examination OF this pamphlet, every claim
ant can understand their own case.
J. H0LCOMB.
ToWanda lS66
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Btaaford gepurter.
IOCAL AND GENERAL.

,S+ The Reporter is printed upon CAMP
,,s Country and Job Press, Office No. So Gold
Nv York. Thomas II. Senior, agent.
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NOOR IROCEED1NGS.-1ne september term
Of our Court commenced on Monday, Sept. 3, Hon.
+ B. STGEErEB President, Hon. v NJ. LONG and
non. l. ?. STAFFORD associates.
Inc first day was occupied in hearing motions,
;'altlng rules, hearing Constable returns and the
Slal preliminary business.
lac grand jury was sworn Monday afternoon as
blows; JosEPHUs CAMPBELL, Foreman, A. c. Arnold
4l1lson Cooper, Benz. Clark, James Cleve land,
george b, Davidson, Lyman French, Johnson Fish
' Davis Grey, Burton Luther, Smith Lent,
4--ss MolyneuX, Jesse Moore, Ulysses Moody, r.
iIckerng, S. A. Pierce, Edwin Roselle, Charles
Sayles, Thomas B. Smith, Gabriel Walker, Means
watts, L. ?. Williams, and Joseph Seeley.
Ile grand jury were discharged Thursday eve
Ing, have acted upon an unusually large amount
~5aslneSs The following bills indictments were
Htlued
TRUE BILLS.
hiram Sherry-Selling liquor to minors, &c.
>4me-Selling liquor to minors on Sunday.
Samuel Depeu-Larcency.
Niles Wlnfeld-Larceny
William Stobert-Assault and battery.
William Allen-Assault and battery.
francis Boyle-Fornication
Oscar Wendell-Horse stealing.
sanford Philips-Larceny.
Joseph Corey-Horse stealing,
Jacob Armstrong and battery.
Geo. A. Holden and o. Holden-Assault and
oattery.
timothy Downs-Larceny.
timothy rrgan-Larceny.
Michael T,Oppa1 OF oJ
Ldward Smith-Larceny.
A. G.. Cole-Assault and battrry.
Thomas Layton-False pretences.
George ". Jones-Fornication.
James Scott and Charles Crandall-Larcenv.
James Maher-Selling liquor on Sunday.
Same-Selling liquor to minors
i B. Spencer-Larceny.
Perry Buell-Assault and battery.
Jacob Grace-Selling liquor on Sunday.
Same-Selling liquor to minors.
Martin McAhster-Fornicat ton
NOT TRUE BILL-CoUNTY FOR COSTS.
Charles Allen-Burning a barn.
Sarah Z. Lendington-Assault and battery.
PROSECUTOR FOR COSTS.
Louisa Turner-Assault and battery.
John MeDonald-Assaulta and battery.
IN the quarter session the following cases wer'
:aed:
''1o IS. Francis BOGe.-Indictedfor for fornication
y" lle prosecution of Mendorah Smith. Fount
sD'y' and sentenced to pay fine of s75 to tn
.''Fseers ~ of the poor of Wyalusing. Township 70
'-s Use OF the poor of said Township.
,y"' rS Stafford Philips. Defendant was indie
~ 'or purloining an overcoat from the office OF Is
"'.fe solomon, in this borough. Verdict of guilty
>, the Court sentenced him to the Penitentary 70
Ole Year.
,.. me remaineer of Court Proceedings are neces
'"Ny deferred until next week
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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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BRADFORD COUNTY SUNDAY School AsssCIA-
-oy.-The members and friends of this Associa-
ion meet at Monrseton, Sept. 25 and 26, in con-
srence upon measures best adapted to promote
lie religious instruction and salvation of the youth
4 0lr country.
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MICHIGAN PINE LANDS FOR SALE

M IUHIGAN PINE LANDS FOR SALE
AVA Having the agency for the sale -veral thou
sand acres OF the choicest Pine TinIU Lands in the
State OF Michigan am prepared to olcr great induce.
ments to those who wish To invest their money where il
will pay. These lands ameng the best pine tracts
in the Saginaw and MuskegVn Valleys located on good
floating streams, and now needed Tor lumber ing
purposes Business and capitalists will do well TO
examine them before investing their elsewhere
For particulars inquire OF or address
HEMAN MORSE,
June y, 1866 Litchfed, Bradford County, Pa.
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BASE BALL-The first of the three games
s.veen the Burlington Club of Burlington, and
tie Winona Club of this place, for the Champion
hip of Bradford comfy, was played on the
mounds of the latter Club, on Friday afternoon
-t The Winonas were victorious by score of
5to43 A lack of space precludes our giving the
zane in detail The second game will be played
Burlington ON Tuesday afternoon next.
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EARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned

II TAhM TUR 0ALE.-Ihe UNDERSIGNED
IL having purchased portion of the Thomas j. Ber
ry farm, lying just outside of the borough of Tioga
north aud vest OF CroyNe creek and Tioga river
sires to sell about eigh, OF it, reasonable tel
1t is some of the best land in TOga valley and or its
quality and proximity to tie ilroad and good home
market, is OF the most desirable farm, .n home
in the county oi Tioga The price will depend SONG
what upon the amount OF money the purchaser can pay
at time OF sale yet Necessary time will Gc given tor
portion, secured by bond and mortgage
Also tor sale number ol pleasant building lots
cheap, C. H. SEYMOUR
July 49, ls66.-8t. Tioea, pa
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"a The well-known Artist 0. G. BENJA-
Ey, Of Elmira, N. Y, will be at the Photographic
r-ery Of Prof BENDER, in this place, for few
weeks. Those wishing good picture should not
4l to call. The Iyorytypes on exhibition at the
sotessors Gallery, we'll worth going to see, at
EAST
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NOTICE.-HAVING DISPOSED OF MY
~ interest in the Book Stationary and News Store to
ing them to the confidence of the public gentlemen
worthy their patronage.
All accounts OF the late concern will be tiled by me
at their store. JOHN J. GRlFFITHS.
Aug. s, 1866.
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educational.
S TATE NORM AL CHOOL,
MANSFIELD, TIOGA COUNTY, PA.

SCHOOL YEAR 1861.
1896
Sept. 5-First Term begins Wednesday.
Dec. 7-Fi- st Term ends, Friday
Dec. l0-Seeond Term begins Monday. .
Dec. 25-Christmas Holidays begin, Tuesday.
1867.
January l-Christmas Holidays end Tuesday.
March 22-Second Term ends, iday.
March 25-Third Term begins Monday.
June 27-Commencement-Exer of Graduating
Class,-Thursday.
The Examination of the Graduating Glass will occur
one week previous to Commenc ement.
EXPENSES PER TERM OF IA WEEKS.
For Fall or Spring Term, including Board, Room
Rent Taition, Book Rent, Fuel and Washing $58 90
foT winter lefH, oU w
For Day Students. Tuition per Term. .......... 90
BOOK Kent per Term l 90
Total Expenses for School year. .l76 90
No Extra Charges.
Students rooms are furnished with Stoves, Chairs,
Tables Stands Pail Bedsteads, Ma atresses, Pillows
and Comforter. All other things needed for COM
fort and convenience must be furnished by those
pying All articles Of bedding and clot hing
should he distinctly marked with full name,
F. A. ALLEN Principal.
Mansfield, Aug. 26, lS66.-3m.
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E'OR SALE.--The subscriber offers Tor
- sale a valuable Building Lot, Situate on Franklin
str Get, about hundred ana fifty cet lcn Main St.
There is a barn the lot and undali, and frame.
work for a house. 1t will be solo i with the
house finished. For further partcul saque of the
subscriber at his residence on the premises.
q. NJ. HALL.
Towdnda, June 20 1866.
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VALLUABLE HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.
The subscribers offer for sale the house o ot
known the James McCabe house and .mery
owned by VIM. Grard, decd, situate g.. orner o!
Franklin and Second stS. Terms of made known
by enquiring on the premises.
G. NJ. BALL,
MARY I. GIRARD,
Aug. Z, 1866 Executors
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ROILER FOR SALE. "A 25 Horse Pow
~ Flue Boiler, in first order iol sale cheap at
the Waverly P aning Mill
JENNINGS, LYMAN IL co.
Waverly, N Y, Aug. IA 1866.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Sea pro-
~ posas will be received by the Undersigned up 10
the first day of September next for shin the ma
terial and building Universalis Church in iowa nda
Plans and specifications can be at the Office OF DIR
Z. II. Mason. Bids may be made for Stone Brick or
Wood. Church to be finished by the first day of An.
gust. 1867. BY order of the Trustees
g. F. MASON President.
Towanda, July 10, 1866.
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nR. PRATT has removed to State street
~ (frst above B. S. Russc It Co.'S Bank). Persons
from dtance desirous consulting him, will be most
likely to find him on Saturday Of each week Especial
attention will be given to surgical and the eXtrac
tion of teeth Gas Ether administered when desired.
July Is, 1866 d. S. PRATT, NJ. D.
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Aug, Z, 1866
r. OR ALE OR rem

valuable Hotel property, the Bradford House, To-
Gated on the south side OF the depot at Wavery y Y.
Connected with It two barns, large Garden uit
trees and two wells OF soft water. For inquire
of C. +. SMITH Proprietor
Nav % '66-tf.
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S. INTERNAL REVENU
- Notice is hereby given that the Annual list of
Excise Taxes for 1866 has been transmitted to me by
the ASSESSOR and the has become due ana paya-
bic. All persons Assessed in the County of Bradford
will make payment to the undersigned on or before
Saturday, September s, 1866.
Notice is also given that all persons who neglect to
pay the duties and taxes assessed upon them within the
time specified will be liable pay 10 per cent addition
al upon the amount thereof. Ii. l.. SCOTT
Collector 18Th District Penn'q
Collectors Office, Towanda, Pa. Ang, "A, 1866
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Aug. l6, 1866.
for Sale.

k'OR SALE.--One "Keeel'S Patent
Il smut Mill" in fine working order, Any one de-
string to purchase with view to economic. will lind it
to their interest TO call on, apply u A. B. SMITH,
Ulster, Pa Aug 2S, lShe At,pd
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ELOUR ! FLOUR FLOUR In view
Il OF the high price of wheat we have been endeayor
ing to produce an extra quality of Rye Flour for those
OF our customers disposed to econonse. We now make
it so white as to be scarcely disngushable from good
wheat flour. Try some.
Flour from White Winter Wheat, also Buckwhaat
-four, Corn meal and different kinds of Feed for
Cash paid for all kinds of grain
Il, B. INGHAM.
Cascade Mills, Camptown June II 1855
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miscellaneous.

GiAUTlON.-All persons are hereby for
~ bid harborng or employing bound boy named
LEWIS BAILEY, who has absconded from my house.
shall not be responsible tos any arges made by him.
Warren, Sept, /, lSn6. ELIAS LUNN.
ElSTRAY-Ca into the enclosure of
1A the subscriber in Smithiied twp August G. 1866
two small two year olds-one stee md one heiter-
deep red The owner is requisite ed to come forward
prove pIoperty, pay charges and take them away or
they will be disposed of according to law.
sept3,3 10 TRACY
STRAYED-From the premises of the
~ subscriber, in Asylum twp. about the 10th day of
August 1866, Red Cow about six years old with two
white spots on the forehead Any person giving any
Information to her whereabouts will confer great
favor the owner,
CORNELIUS JOHNSON.
August % lS66-3t
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M Y A L U SIN G. ACAD EN- Y
gWYALUsING, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA.
WIN. II. BRowE, Principal.
Miss MARY BROWN, Preceptress.

The Fall Term will commence Monday, August 20,
1885, and continue IA weeks. Rate Of tuition as fol
lows:
Reading, Spelling, Primary Arithmetic and Geogra.
ply 81 90. English Grammar, Geography Writing and
Keeping, Botany, Rhetoric, Anatomy and Physiology
Astronomy Latin, Greek, Higher Arithmetic and Alge
asonhy Ira Tough FO s Hg
er Algebra, Geometry Trignometry and Surveying
$500 Incidentas, 80 cts. Tuition invariably payable
by the middle of the term. No deductions account
OF absence except in of protracted illness.
WYalusing. July 10: lHG6.-AW.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Nouct

IA is hereby given, that a. vTsons indebted to the
estate of AMES SAVERCOOi.. late of Towanda twp
decd, are requested to make Immediate payment
and those having demands against said estate will pres
ent them duly authenticated Tor settlement.
AREAM SAVERCO0L,
Aug. S, 1866. Administrator.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice

is hereby given, that all persons indebted tho
tate Sally Olmstead deceased, late of Ulster twp.
are requested to make immediate payment, and those
having demands against said estate will present them
duly authenticated lor settlement.
GEORGE MORLEY,
Aug. %, 1866. Administrator.
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