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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-20

FYE AND EAR INSTIT UT E.
= -7.v a--e DIR. UP DE CRAFT, a
OcuHst Auyis, and General Surgeon, Einaira, ~ Y.

77.a" DR. UP DE CRAFT, ls.a
Ocuhst, Auris, and General Surgeon, Etmira, ". Y.
Treats all Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat.
THE RYE.-He will operate upon Cataract, Artificial
pupil Gross Eyes Iachrynal Fstula Pterygiu Entro-
po Inversion of the eyelid and treats all forms OF
20 SORE EYES, such as Granulated Lids, Purulent
Ophhallna Opacites OF the Cornea, Scrotuous dis
subject. E - r... .... Hs-..s.y
TIE EsR-Treats successfully Discharges from the
Ear Noises in the Ear. Difficulty OF Hearing Deafness,
eyen when the Drum is entirely destr Dyed, will insert
artificial one answering nearly all the purposes OF the
natural. z.rs #fEE -r- Ii. y E5a.
THE THRoAT.-Ulcerated Throat Enlarged Ton
sils, together with l-sef# j rsEs Eau#
rasE#ra CATARRH Eaa-
in all its forms, permanently cured. l .a# r..E
GENERAL SURGERY.-He will operate upon Club
Feet Hare Lip Cleft Palate, Tumors, Cancers Morbid
G-owths Defortes from Burns, and Hernia, and per
forms PLASTIC gOPERATI0NS-Whe the Nose, Lips
OIL any portion of the face is destroyed through disease
or otherwise, by healing them on anew.
ss- Will attend TO the Amputation OF Limbs, -ea
and General Surgery in all its branches.
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL EYES--Giving them all the
motion and expression of the natural deyng detection
they inserted without removing the old one or pro-
ducing pain. Il
The Doctors collection of instruments comprises all
the latest improvements and is the largest in the State,
the superior advantages he has had in perfectlng him
self in all hat is and valuable in Surgery, warrants
h in saying that everything within the bounds OF the
profession may be expected OF him.
The Institute has been greatly enlarged so that we
can now accommodate increased number of patients
from a distance. Comfortable Boarding. Houses attach
ed TO the establishment. - =. Is. -
No iacuaajie cases reeeiUed for T3tamFnt Opera
tioaS. If a case is nCurable he WILDE 81 informed.
Institute on Water street. opposite the Branard House
ElmiIa, N. Y. FEB. z 1865.
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NEw ALBANY, Sept. IS, 1866.


Ir GooDRIcH-ST: The campaign was fairly
'aened in Albany township last evening. Although
'Aera was mistake in the printer" in adver-
Using the meeting for Tuesday, instead of Monday
SsaAlns as announced in the Reporter, and al
.~'ugh the rain poured down in torrents, yet the
-alSe was well filed with a highly intelligent au-
-sAce, who listened attentively to able and elo-
t'sHt addresses from Capt. B. NJ. PECK, Col. E.
',IRIoN, Jr., and W. I. DAVIES Esq, of Towanda
Ine political questions of the day were fairly and
partially set forth by the speakers, who were
"ol0entiy applauded.
e. ,'n may look for good report from us this
.-, -',, We shall give Gen. GEARY, Judge MERcUR,
, ,'n The County Ticket the largest majority ever
f,-sd IN the township.
me boys in blue, " are fully aroused, and are
f.. mined to show to copperheads and rebels that
,-'' vote as they fght-for the Union.
Yours, TYRo.
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LrzERNE CoUNTY.-The Republicans of
~Uone County held their Convention at Wilkes
ire, Sept. 4th, and nominated the following
a.set: Congress, James Archibald, of Scranton :;
representatives., Vim. Taggart, of Hazleton, John
IL Poor, of Carbondale, Edmund Heermans, of
scranton Associate Judges Col H. B. Hillman,
q Wilkesbarre, Jacob Robinson, of Scranton Re-
s5sder, Capt. Jacob Rice, of Dallas Register,
Aany Gordon, of Shickshinny; Commissioner,
L. ). Green, of Ben;on Auditor, Jonn J. Sharp,
H. of Kingston The names of Hon. W. w. Ketch-
IN, George Coray, and Thos. S. McNair were
1thdrawn from the Convention as candidates for
-ongress, and only James Archibald, of Scranton,
md Theodore Strong, of Pittston were ballotted
1r the former receiving so and the latter "a
T5tcs.
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BRADFORD COUNTY SUNDAY SoHooI. AsssCIA.
T1oN.-The members and friends of this Assoeia-
ton meet at Monroeton, Sept. 25 and 26, in con-
ference upon measures best adapted to promote
the religious instruction and salvation of the youth
of our country
TUEsDAY,-Meet for organization at IL a. M
Atternoon-Meet at 2 p. m, and have addresses
on the following topics
l. The value of Responsive and Concert Exer-
cises. Rev. t. D. HosKINs, Towanda.
2. The Revival and its Lessons. Rev. J. T,
BRowNELI, Towanda.
3. Childrens Meetings. Rev. W. HARRIS, To-
wanda.
4. Sabbath Schools in Winter Rev. H. J.
CRANE Wysox.
TUESDAY EVENING Sermon by Rev. J. A. Mock,
Athens. Report of County Missionary.
WEDNESDAY, A. MI. One hour of special
prayer for the conversion of the youth in our Sun
day Schools.
2. Statistical report of Sunday Schools in the
county, showing the number of church accessions
&C., during the present year.
3. Discussion-What aspects of truth are best
adapted to bring the young to CHRIST?
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Childrens' meeting.
Brief addresses and scripture examination of Wood
side, South Branch, Woodland, Greenwood High
land and Monroeton Sunday Schools.
The presence and cooperation of Ministers of
the Gospel, are not only always welcome, but
earnestly solicited in these conventions. The re-
port of revival results, and the addresses thereon
concern the dearest interests of the Church of
CHRIST in our whole county.
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~ " There is nothing lost by adver-
Using is a truthful saying as thousands of sue
asstal business men are ready to attest. The
nan who advertises literally, secures the most of
lepublc patronage, consequently he can sell at
profit ON each article-and make more money
each year than the man who % don't advertise"
al whose customers, like angel visits, are * few
li far between" HUMPHREY Brothers are among
-ose who believe in advertising literally, and we
would call the attention of our readers to their
1Qnm. We would also advise all who desire any
thing IN their line, to call and examine their new
ta1 Stock before purchasing elsewhere. "Quick
sales and small profits, is the motto they are sail
Ing under
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Va AT meeting of the Bradford Coun-
y Medical Society, held at Towanda, Sept. 5th,
1885, the following officers We're elected for the en-
suing year =
president-DR. E. A. EVERITT.
Wee Presidents-DRs. GUsTAvUs CoNKLlN, STE
1Ey L CHusoN, NJ NJ MOODY
Corresponding Secretary-DR E. P. ALLEN.
Recording Secretary-DR. L. D. MoNTANYE
Ireasurer-DR. G. f. HORTON.
Censors-DRs. W. L. CLAGGETT, G. P. TRACY,
AL. CoLE V. HoMET, r. c. ROCKWELL.
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,s% Union Republican Meetings will bt

N.Y. Union Republican Meetings will be
toId at the following places, to be address
:, by the Speakers named.
:. ROME. Thursday Sept. goth, at p. m. Speak
20. D. Bartlett, Esq, G. D. Montanye, VIM.
4. Peck
!, lister, Thursday, Sept. Goth, at p. nl
~ A'cHapkers-W. Il. Davies, Capt b. NJ. Peck and
Ri D. Oyerton, Jr,
nrCKER'S SCHOOL HOUSE, in Towanda
A MTlwnship, Thursday, Sept Goth, at p m.
iraakers-H. Peet, Esq, J. Holcomb, Esq, and
El5nt. c. NJ. Manville.
!. ATHENS, Friday, Sept. 21st, at p. m. Speak
hAlW Wrn. 4. Peck, ESQ, G. ID. Montanye, G.
W,rne Kinney A. H. Spalding.
!, uYERSBURG, Friday, Sept. 21st, at p. m.
u s'aaaiirrsGen. y H. j. Madill, Capt B. Nj. Peck,
Nm Nm, 7. Davies, Esq, Col. E. OYerton, Jr.
,.,rONROETON, Saturday, Sept 80, at %. NJ
'S-neakers-Gen. II. j. Madill, Henry Peet Esq.
!. TNOy SCHOOL HOUSE, SHORES HILL,
Al sent "a. at p. m. Speakers-W. y. Peck, o.
y Bartlett and S. z. Shores.
,4TERRYTOWN, q Monday, Sept. "a, at p. m.
Asneakers-Gen. II. J. Madill Henry Peet and
C5L J. H. Horton.
!. sHEsHEQUIN, Monday, Sept. "a, at Z p m.
Sneakers-W. t, Davies, Geo. d. Montanye and
G. ". Kinney.
rLITCHFIELD CENTRE, Tuesday, Sept. %,
n7p m. SpeakeIs-Capt. J. B. Reeves, w.
r Davies and Geo. d. Montanye.
!. B0WEN HOLLOW, Wednesday, Sept. 26, at
-. H. Speakers-Capt. Benz. NJ. Peck, Geo.
D. Montanye, and W. L. Davies.
rPJTIERVILLE, Thursday, Sept. 81 at p.
N, Spcakcrs-W. L. Davies and Geo. D. Mon
mnye.
ESTATE ROAD SCHOOL HOUSE, (near ]. b.
HpdsJ in WYSOX, Wednesday, Sept. 25, at
p. m. Speakers-W. A. Peck and 0. d. Bartlett.
Il rFEANKLINDALE, Thursday, Sept 81 at p.
NJ Speakers-W. a. Peck and 0. d. Bartlett.
4, ,,aRtNyILLE CENTRE, Wednesday, Sept 26,
al : p. N. Speakers-Henry Peet and w. A.
Peek
a FRENCHTOWN, Friday, Sept. %, at p. IN.
Speakers-Henry Peet and W. A. Peck.
? D. MoEEow Esq, and Col E. OvERToN, will
address meetings as follows =
At ORCUTT CREEK, Monday, Sept a. Up. m.
At NRIDGBURY,a at B. Hermans' Tuesday Sept 25,
at : ?. M
NsOUIH CREEK, at the School House near J.
F Gilett $, Wednesday, Sept. 26, at p m.
Al AUSTINVILLE, in Columbia, Thursday, Sept
y, at Z ?. N.
At SPRINGFIELD CENTER, Friday, Sept. 28,
Up, m.
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UARM FOR sALE--The subscriber Of

LiARM FOR SALE.--Ile subscriber Of
l. lers for sale the farm which be lives IL Asylum
twp. containing about 30 acres, al! inatt Said
farm hes the west bank 0. the usluea4lna River
about miles from Ioyanla. 1t Is az 59J4 state o,
cultivation, well fenced aud wateGed, n has good
buildings thereon erected, with an ala IN Of ir IT,
viii he sold reasonable terms 81 az llt between
this and the 1st OF December, and !. sold it
will be tor rent. He viii give pgssassips ne .a-I
tuis lall, and the buildings next spring, urtiier
particulars address the subscriber ~ iaas Bradford
County, Pa. SAMUEL + -iLUA
asylum, July 2r lS';G.
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ADMINISTERS NOTICE.-Notice is here
Ia by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
JOHN HOWE, late Of Warren twp, Bradford
delay and all having claims against said estate are
quesed to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. GEO. LYONS,
Sept l3, 1866. Administrator.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HERMANCE's PATENT FARM GATE-The par
ties owning this county for the sale of this Gate
have called on us at our Office. We have seen a
copy of their patent papers, and can assure our
readers that it is all right. They have met with
fer to few of the parties that have bought farm
and township rights
Judge Passmore, Prof Towner, Messrs Du-
rands, A. B. Matthews, L. Frisbie, Daniel Bailey,
Albert Conklin, Minor Taylor, Robt. Nelson L.
Cook, George w. Prince, Joseph Coleman.
o. d. Cass owns the towns of Rome Herrick
and WysoX Charles Easterbrooks and Charles v
Prince the towns of Orwell and Windham J. NJ
DAVIS the town of Litchfe3 Me5srs Taylor Brs
Il Be.rdsee the town OF Warren VIM Durand
the town of Standing Stone L. j. Easterbrooks
Brother thgthe towns of Pike and Wyalusing
The parties here for u short time, and can
be seen at the Eagle Hotel Aug 20.
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IA 4 r. r. T It D

HAMMERLY-SHARE Erin Brooklyn Susque-
hannah Co. Aug 10th by Rev. S. Z. Brown Mr..
|. Fred Hammerly, of Amboy, Ill. to Miss Laura
L. Sharer Of Pike.
REASOR-LAYTON.-On Saturday, Sept 1st,
1866, at the residence OF d. S. Shower, in Buffa-
10, N. Y, by Rev. S. Y. Hammond, Mr.. Daniel
Reasor to Mrs. Sally NJ. Layton, all of Litch-
field, Bradford Co., Pa.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notic is
II hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of Jonathan Payne late of Wndham twp, dee d.
are requested to make immediate payment, and thoSe
having claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. ~
WA. c. PECK,
Sept. l3, 1866. Administrator
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miscellaneous.

IIARTMAN'S SAFETY BRIDLE AND
III LINES.-Paented November I, 1865 This most
novel invention prevents all accidents by no With
it, the running away, or kicking of horse is utterly
impossible most valuable article for all who drive
horses. See IgricuRturist for March, 1866. Recon-
mended 10y Wilkes, of the Spirit Of The Times Bonner
o the New York ledger the Editor of the Field, Tut
and Farm, and many other celebrated horsemen
The subscriber owns the patent for Tioga, Susque-
hanna and Bradford counties. Individual township
rights for sale on favorable ter ms.
Harness makers who wish to make the lines for their
customers who buy individual rights will be dealt with
literally.
By slight alteration, the safety lines may be at
tached t almost any bride.
All persons are cautioned against making using the
bride or lines in the counties aforesaid, without
til oriy from the undersigned. -
ROBERT c. SIMPSON.
Wesboro, Sept 5 l86G.-tf.
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Braafpra gepprter.
TOCAL AND GENERAL.

,sr The Reporter is printed upon CAMP
rrrls Country and Job Press, ohoe No, 00 Gold
New York Thomas H. Senior, agent
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TEACHERS INsurUTEs-T are re-
quested to meet for drill instruction and mutual
improvement at Springfield Center on Monday
Sept. 10th, at LeRoy, Sept 18th, and in Herrick
Church, Sept. oath. All should attend. 1t is ear
nestly urged that they be present at the opening
Monday at two o'clock, and remain till the close
Friday noon. Able instructors will assist, and 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.
ID. CHUBBUCK.
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IL Teachers for the several districts of this county
will be held follows
Warren, Friday, Oct. 5, at Bowen school house.
Windham Saturday Oct. g. at Kuykendal school house
Wysox Wednesday Oct 10, at Myersburg school house
Towanda, North and Borough Oct. H. at boro school
house.
Ulster, Oct. IL, at Village school house.
Sheshequin Oct l3, at Lower Valley school house.
Standing Stone, Oct. l6, at Stevens school house.
Asylum Oct. IT, at Lapore school house.
Terry, Oct Is. at Terrytown school house.
Wilmot, Oct 10 at Sugar Run
Albany and Overton, Oct. 90 at Bear school house.
Franklin, Oct. a. at Varney school house.
Granville, Oct %, at Taylor school house.
Leroy, Oct "a, at Garner school house.
Canton an Borough, Oct 25 at Boro' school house.
Troy and Borough Oct. 26 at Borough school house.
Litchfeld, Nov. 5, at Centre school house.
Athens and Borough Nov. 6, at Borough school house
Smithfeld, Nov. I, at Centre school house,
Springfield, Nov. 3, at Centre g ="
Ridgbury Nov. u, at Burnham school house.
South Creek, Nov: 49, at Ge.t 4"
Wells Nov. IA, at ROwley Hill school house.
Columbia, Nov. Is, at Austinville school house.
Burlington's, Nov. l6 at Borough school house.
Monroe twp and Borough, Nov, II, at Boro' scho oil
house.
Herrick, Nov. 20, at Herrickville school house.
Herrick South, Nov. 81 at Camp ''
Wyalusing Nov. 50, at Camptown school honse.
Tusearora, Nov. %, at Spring Hill
Pike and LeRaysVille Nov. p, at Bofo school house.
Orwell, Nov 27, at Orwell Hill school house.
Teachers will attend in the District in which they
side expect 10 teach Should any one be prevented
from attending some one OF the above, he can com
plying with the requirements found on the l39h page
of the School Law, be inspected at of the following
places: Towanda, Dec. /, Troy, Dec. s. or Orwell Dec.
20. Examinations will commence at 8 O'Clock a. IN
None admitted after TO- unless unayoidably detained
Teachers must invariably procure certificates valid in
this county, before commencing to teach. Directors
are requested to attend.
o. CHUBBUCK,
Sept. 20, ls66.-3t County Superintendent
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miscellaneous.
NJ E W BO OK 8
SANDERS UNION READERS
R0BINSoNS M4THEMI1Ycs,

Have been adopted by the School Directors Of Towanda
Borough as Text Books Other to!lahips des riug 10
change their Text Books, he supplied with these
books lower term than any other Publishing House
can offer
Read the following testamoniais from tn County
Superinendeut, and Mr.. kugslusy, Principal OF the
TuWanda Graded school ... ..# -..
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HEALTH IS THE GREAT NEED OF
- THE AGE.
A NEW SYSTEM OF THE HEALING ART.
n. j. COGSWELL, NJ D.,
HYGIENIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

MAY be consulted in person or by letter. at his
dence, East Spring Hill, Bradford county, Pa.
An intelligent community require amedieai doS'rine
grounded upon right reason, in harmony with ane.
voucbed by the unerring laws of Nature and OF the vi
tai organism and authenticated by successful results
Hence We solicit examination OF oar system. Claim
ing that all diseases lie successfully treated with
truly h gienic gencies.
40 Dlug posons will he given. AS graduate OF the
only College in the world where health is taught, We
snail dke especial pains explain to the patients the
nature the disel>c The laws OF life and health, why
it unnecessary ANA dangerous to take drugs, and
how TO preserve health and long life. Will visit pa
tiens, and give directions Tor home treatment, when
desired.
East SprnshilI, May |, 'GG.--ly,p. .... +
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Gz5~ TIE Bradford County Teachers As
socation will meet at Sylvania, Friday, Sept 14th,
at II o'clock. ADDIE PAssMoRE Secy.
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asg~ JAMES W. TAYLOR has just opened
new stock of Goods, bought at the lowest rates,
which for variety and cheapness have never been
equalled in this market.
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Book Din0rrn.

ID -BINDERY.- PUBLIC IS
ID respectfully informed that the Book Bindery has
been removed to the Argus Building Sd story where
will be done .s
30 KBIN D / N 6!
In all its various branches tef:%s reasonable
the times will allow. The Bindery will be unde4
the charge OF
II. C. WHITAKER,
An experienced Binder, and all work will hc promptly
DONE in style and manner which cannot be exceed
Music, Magazines Newspapers Old Books &C., bound
in every variety OF style Particular attention will be
paid to the Ruling and Binding OF
BLANK BOOKS,
TO any desired pattern which in quality and durability
vii be warranted
All work will be ready for delivery when promised.
The patronage OF the public Is solicited, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda August 2, lS66.-t
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VAhlUABLE HOUSE U. & LOT EoRoAAE. 1..i. i+j.
known as the "Jpmes McCab house. and AZ merry
owned by Wm, & igard, dec i, situate s.t Gr..t %
Franklin and Second ats. Terms Of 1 de know.
by enquiring on the premises r..
G. IL. BALL, ...-#
MARY 7. GIhARy.
Aug. Z, 1866 " ccutors.
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HELP FOR THE LADIEs--A good Sewing
Machine is the best Investment to be found =
Wheeler & Wilson's, for family use, is by far the
best. For tailoring get Singers, Call at Wiclhanl
Il Black and see the work for proof.
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Gsy- There will be a meeting Of the
GEARY CLUB, at the Grand Jury Room, in this
borough, on MONDAY evening next, for the trans
action Of important business. A general attend
ancc is earnestly requested.
{. O. GOODRICH, President
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% 7 r. %

Trout, Jr., aged Is years, one month and -
days He was born in Towanda Bradford Coun-
ty Pa.
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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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a DMISIsTRATOR,s NoTlCE-Notice
for 5alG.

EoR SALE o4e " kce,el< Patent
i NUT Mil, in iae working order, an. one de-
sirg to purchase with a view 10 eeoa51i g. l tli it
to their interest Cali on apply - y y. SMITH,
Ulster, Pa. aug >, 4r.r. -4t,fId, q
DOILER FOR SALE. "A 25 h0rsc Pow
- er Fue Boiler. in first rate order ol sab cleap at
the WayeTly 2 aEiag Mil
JENNINGS, LYMAN 4 %.
Waverly, 4. Y, aug. IA lod6.-
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DR. PRATT has removed to State street
~ (frst above Il. S. Ru~sei Il Co.'S Bank). Persons
from diff GesTous @oI uting him, will be most
likely 10 find him Saturday of each week Especial
attention will be given surgical cases and the extac
ton of teeth Gas or Ether administered when desired
July IS. 1856. D. ;. PRATT, NJ ID. "
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. OR SALE OR Rem II.

4 valuable Hotel property, tie Bradford Hons, .o
Gated On the south side Of the depot at WayerIy Y
Connected with 1t two barns large UarQen, IGt
trees and two wells OF soft water. For erms laqa.e
Of # C. f. SMITH, Proprietor.
May q, 'gG.-tt. IL
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/ have examined Sanders Union Readers with much
satisfaction The selections adulabie, we'll graded
interesting and OF high moral tone Thess Readers
not eHceled by any with which l aCquanted. | can
cheertully recommend them for in the schools OF
this county. o. ). thUBbUGh, .......
County Superintendent.
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EOR SALE The subscriber offers for
- sale a valuable Building Lot, si'.he franklin
street. about hundred h.ty no Main 81.
There IS a barn the lot and u.-2t. md lItHG-
work for = house il VIII he seIaa I with tie F.
house finished. For further parted -loujTe OF the
e. b. HALL.
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After careful examination ot Sanders Union SPELL
er and Readers am fully persuaded that they are
much superior TO any others with which ] am acquaut
ed both their attractive appearance and in their ad
mable selection and arrangement OF matter.
J. Il hINGSBERT,
Principal High School Towanda.
- IL. Il -
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GROCERIES of all kinds are selling
" cheap at FOXs.
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Towanda, June 20, 1866. .t'F

E7OR SALE Threshing Machine and
= Horse Power complete for SIS cash. Enquire of
W. Brauhal one mile from Franklin tam formerly
owned by {. Z. White. jay Il, Iso5.s
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MICHIGAN PINE LANDS FOR SALE

VA Having the agency for the sale g. veral thoa.
sand acres the choicest Pine TLi.tt lands il the
State Of Michigan, prepared to ULtt great induce
ments TO those who wish to invest their u8Hcy where il
will pay. These lands among the 6e,t pine tracts
in the Saginaw and Muskegou Valleys, located good
floating streams, and are now needed in numbering
purposes business aud capitalists will do well 10
examine them before Investing their means elsewhere.
For particulars inquire Of or address
HEMAN MORSE,
June p, 1866. Iitchield, Bradford County, Ia.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-20

ESTRAY.-Camei into the enclosure of
IL the subscriber in Snthfeld twp, August 6, 1866
two small two year olds-one steer and one heifer-
deem red The owner is requested to forward,
proye pIoperty pay charges and take them away, or
they will be disposed of according to law.
sept3,3t. J'o. TRACI'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-20

MISS HUNTS SCHOOL, Circumstances
vi having delayed the erection of the school
house, Miss Hunt, will reopen her school for young la
dies at the old location Monday September the 18th
Terms:-English Branches IS so to 81 co. French and
Lat in extra each, 81 so to s. 90. Also charge for
luel : = bay Towanda, Sept. l3, 1866.