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HIGH AT the residence of
the brides father, Rev Z. NJ. High, Jan
lst, by Rev. A. C. Sperry, Mr.. VIM. P.
Rockwell to Miss Frances NJ High, both
of Rome, Pa.
BOARDMAN-HINEY.-At the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. c. HIney. Dsc.
oath, by Rev. 4. c. Sperry Mr.. S. d.
Boardman to Miss D. Hiney, both of
Rome, Pa.
DUNHAN- -STAFFORD.-At the u. Z
Parsonage in Rome, Jan. LIST, ty Rev. A.
C. Sperry, Mr. VIM. B. Durham of Wind
ham, Pa, to Miss NJ. E. Stafford of Litch-
field, Pa.
ADADIS-FOWLER.-At the Cathedral of
SITS. Peter and Paul, on Thursday even
ing, January 10Th, 1867, by the Rev. Chas.
v Kelly, ID Asst. Rector of Trinity
Church, George w. Adams and Ella NJ.
eldest daughter of Col r. Fowler, all of
Chicago, I'll.
MARSH-TAYLOR.-A the NJ. L. Parson-
age in Rome, Dec. a. by Rev. A. c. Sper-
y,Mr. E. C. Marsh of Rome, Pa, to Miss
l.. D. Taylor, of Orwell, Pa.
BROWN MORROW. At the residence of
John Morrow Wilmot, Jan. 10 1867, by
the Rev. David Craft, Capt. John G.
Brown, late of the Hist Regt. +. Y. to
Miss Nancy 2. Morrow.
TERRY-JACKSON-At the NJ. E. parson-
age, by Rev. c. L. Taylor, on the 5th inst,
MIR. James Terry, of Friendsville, to Miss
Laura Jackson, Of jackson Valley.
HAIGHT-SLEEPER-At the same place.
by the same, on the 18th inst, Mr.. 0. b.
Haigh of Apalachin, to Miss Rosina E.
Sleeper, of Warren, Pa.
HIGGINS-MILLER-At the residence OF
the brides father, Jan. 1st, in Wiota, Wis
consin. by Rev. S. n. Butler, Mr. Frank
Higgins, of Orwell Pa, to Miss Lizzie J..
Miller
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CRETi

CRETi
NERVE YOURSELF FOR THE SHOCK
First proposition to be made public
FRIEND NELSON First, | would say, ac.
cording to the bsst calculations, in the Borough
OF T0wanda, there is sold yearly one hundred
thousand dollars worth OF Boots and Shoes,
mostly Slcp work OF the most inferior kind &.
and the people generally are sick Of it. And
now say to your again, as / have before, en-
large your Store make il neat and Commodious
and keep good stock OF Boots and shoes and
you shall be sustained. Most OF the people be-
gin to feel little above buying their boots and
shoes at Dry Goods Stores a; it looks verdant
and Outlauuish. do not ask TO make ,ur
goods if it is not convenient. The facilities in
some other localities, where a better ch ice OF
sto k and wOTkmen can be had, MAY lie >tll bet
ter And you have always bsen in the business
and better understand his one point and in
p"ItauG branch OF the Merchants ant. than
those that deal in Silks aud Nas.ins, and they,
believe, would be glad 10 let this business go
where it belongs that they have done j; heret1-
lore 10 acCOmndate The people | do believe il
you wOuid open frs class shoe Store the
people would noIsgo to Dry G DDS Stores TO buy
shoes any more than they would to Drug Stores
for Oats.
Stop, stop! what are you talking about has
not any one the right to sell what he peaSes! ID
mty be, bUnOt in justice is il right in SO large
place as this, where practical men are engaged
wholly in this business. | t has been given up
in every other place, and according to custom
it will be here.
Two thousand five hundred propositions
made from customers is, TO bring more Of the
same Kind OF Boots and Shoes you brought with
you when you came in town seven years ago. |
have neVe seen good Shoe before nor since, j.
the language them all at the same time.
Raise thy feet gently
And think it so queer
That the Boots sold then
Should wear them year.
] now yield to the above propositions. and have
promised to sell Twenty-iv Thousand Dollars
worth OF his Boots and Shoes il he would make
them as good as those | brought here seven
years ago. and the answer is | vii! ! will !!
Well friends, your proposition made
And I've consented TO the trade,
20 will sell yOR Shoes both strong and neat
To please the taste and suit the feet.
hase Ladies', Misses, Boys and Mens'j
From fancy down to coarse brOgans
Come one and all. do as you agree,
And buy your Boots and Shoes Of me.
Come Come | Isay. where you can find
Boots exactly TO J lur mind
A il you was never here before,
You'll find il is the very store.
Come Ladies, Gents, have goods for all,
Buy your goods of me this Fall
And when Spring comes I will the cry,s
at L. c. NELSON'S viii buy!'
There is one thing more II say to you,
I'm in the old Store made over new
Ii any read, and stand the shu. K,
My place you'll find joins Pstton'S Block.
GENTS, CALF BOOTS AT BARGAINS.
MINERS
KIP & COWHIDE 4"
Gents and Boys Metallic Corrugated Perlora-
ted Plates A great saving.
Terms Cash, no credit. Small profits for
money is the motto. l.. G. NELSON.
TowaRda, Nov. 20, 1866,
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FIRE.-Quite serious fire occurred
early on Sunday evening, causing an abrupt
dismissal of congregation worshippers in
the several churches, which was found to be
in the rear of the American Hctel, on Fourth
and William Street When first discovered,
the fire was seen coming from the barn,
spreading with such rapidity as to soon en-
velope the whole building, and also that of
the new residence of z. G. Van Gelder,
which was destroyed. Mr.. Van Gelder was
insured to the amount of 81, 500, and we be-
ieve Mr.. Martin loss will reach upwards of
fifteen hundred dollars. 1t was the work of
an incendiary Il Lyco1ainq Gazette.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT We regret to
learn that an accident occurred at the Steam
Saw Mill, of Mr.. George Houseknecht, in
Penn township, this county, on Monday of
last week, resulting il the instant death OF
a son of Mr.. Houseknecht, young man
aged about II years. The young man it ap-
pears was acting as fireman, and by some
means was caught in the machinery Of the
Mil Being alone ut the time it is not
known exactly how the acci .ent occurred.
Those on the Mill discovering that the ma
chinery did not work smoothly, sought the
cause and found young Houseknecht, en-
tirely stripped of his clothing, his entrails
torn out and of course, dead. The frequen-
ty with which accidents occur where ma
chinery is used, should serve as a warning
to all who work at such establish ments, to
use greater caution while in the perfor-
nance of their duties. .-N,mcy LuminaTy.
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broken health and shattered constitution,
from which he never recovered.
He is not dead the child of our affection,
But gone to that school,
Where he no longer needs our kind pro-
lection.
For Christ himself doth rule.
There is no death, what seems so is
transition,
This life of mortal breath,
Is but the suburb of the life elysian,
Whose portals we call death.
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FIRE IN MoNTROsE.- On New Years
eve about ten o'clock, a fire was discovered
in the house formerly owned by George Kee-
Ter. 1t was extinguished without serious
loss to the building although the contents
were badly injured by fire and water The
fire evi 1ently originated in the basement
which WAS but little used and for these
reasons, it is thought the fire was the work
Of an incendiary. The property was insur-
ed. HoatY0se Democrat
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GRIEVANCE CANAL EXTENSION About
,hree-quarters of the work on the Chenango
canal extension is now under contract, and
Is being rapidly pushed forward to compile
ton. What remains to be done will prob
ably be placed under contract the present
winter, and the whole ent srprise can be COM
petcd, and the canal opened for business
by the first OF May, 1868. The high prices
OF labor and material will increase the orig
inal estimated cost OF the work. The sum
Of $780, has already been appropriated,
$500, 900 Of which has already been expen-
ded.-Biag. Rep.
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COUNTERFEIT COMA counterfeit
i've cent of the new nickle issue, is in cir
eulation and is calculated to deceive the un-
wary The counterfeit is remarkably good
50 far as the dye is concerned, but the met
al has that greasy appearance common to
compounds of pewter and other baser met
allc substances. 1t is very soft and cuts
cssi V.
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aA. A Musical Convention will

RAD A Musical Convention will be
held at Smithboro, n. Y, in VanWinkle's
Hall, commencing on Tuesday A. NJ, Jan
22d, 1867, to continue four days and close
on Friday evening, Jan. 25th, With a con-
cert under the direction of Prof J. G. Town
Err. The Psalm Hing the best and latest
book will be furnished for use in the con-
vention free. Good board at reasonable
rates. All lovers of music are solicited to
attend. Admission to full course sI,0O.
Concert 25scts.
By order of the Committee.
Jan. IL, 1867.
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OLIVER OPTIC's BOYS AND GIRLS MAG
AZINE.-This new candidate for public favor
is issued every week by Lee d Shepard, l49
Washington St. Boston, Mass. The reading
matter, illustrations and style of printing
all recommend it as a work worthy Of pat
ronage, peculiarly adapted to-the wants of
the young.
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SUpREME CoURT-By the arrange
ment of the Supreme Ceurt for the Eastern
District, the trial of causes for the counties
Of Luzerne, Wyoming. Wayne, Susquehan-
M, Bradford and Tioga is fixed on the Sec
ond Monday of March.
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RGT The Hon. Ira J. VanVoshurgh,
late of Mahony City, this State, who died
on the 10th of Nov, mber, bequeathed to Miss
Lizzie Filley, of Pittston, his afianced, the
sum of sI5, 5,O00, to be recoverable at the age
of21 Miss Filley is the daughter of poor
parents, and is sad to be very lovely and
amiable young lady.
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p9nAn accident to our engine, and
failure to receive atimely supply Of paper
other circumstances over which we had no
control, have delayed the appearance of the
REPORTER, for the past two weeks, so that
portion of our subscribers have not receiv-
ed it on the usual day. We beg their for
bearance for another week, when we shall
be ION time"
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REMovED.-We notice in the ArgaS
that E. NJ. FARRAR and ANTHONY MULLEN
have been removed from the post of Assis-
tant Assessors, and C. II. AMEs and W. Fl.
DECKER, appointed to fill their places. The
two former gentlemen are sound and staunch
Republicans, while the latter are new con-
yerts to the Democracy.
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rDITOR,S NUrICE.-M ne nlna

IA ter Of the estate Of shepard CGSpeT dccd
In the Orphans Court oi Bradford County.
The unders gGed auditor appointed by said
Court to distribute moneys in the hands ). Tie
administrator, vii attend TO the duties Of nj
appointment. 1T his otice in Lhe Borough OF
Troy, on Friday, the 18TH day Of January, 1861
1t l o'clock, p. m, where all persons having
claims upon them must present them, or be tor
ever deDATred. F. SMITH,
J1n. To- LEI Auditor.
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Gss~ The Laporte Tannery is adver-
ti5ed to be sold at Sheriff's sale on the 1st
dIy of February next, to satisfy debt OF
some S2S,000 This Tannery we are relia-
bic informed, is turning out $4,000 worth
Of leather monthly Slllliran Free Press.
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Ia> On Wednesday night the 20
INST, the Barn and Grocery of z. Bennett,
Of Wilkes Barree, was destroyed by fire
Nine mules and eight valuable horses in the
barn, were burned up. The fire was the
work OF an incendiary.
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no equal this side the Atlantic, and for
beauty of Typography, engravings and liter
airy excellence, no superior. Terms, $50
per year. W. Jennings Demorest, Publish
Ell, 473 Broadway New York.
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LIABILITIES

st1 ,0ZI 70
l, N. n. Belts, Jr., Cashier of the I rst
National Bank of Towanda, do solemnly
swear, that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
\. n. BELTS, Jr., Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this Sth
day of January, 1867.
H J. MADILL, Recorder.
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san The largest stock of Crockery
Glassware and Lamps ever brought to this
market is now offered byWickham & Black.
They are now selling off all their other
goods at great bargains. Jan. II.
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Bradford &epurter.
LOCAL. AND GENERAL.

pB- We have added several hund.
red names to our subscription list, within
the past four weeks, and presume that mis-
II es both of omission and commission have
occurred. We will thank those interested,
Ia notify us when an error has been made,
that it may be rectiied. Subscribers will
bear in mind that the date printed upon the
colored label after their names, indicates
when their subscription expires.
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In The Orphans Court Of Bradford COun,y.
The undersigned auditor appointed ny Sl.t
Court on the 18th Gay o. December, 1856, 10
dis ribgte unds n The hands Of 4 Royse ad
minislrdtor OF said estate, aill attend 10 The
duties Of his appointment, q, bis Office, III The
borough 0i TUwanda, On oatHi ~ the End day
OF February, l5G7, ii / O'Clock, p. IN, when and
where all persons having claims against said g.
tate, must present them, or us deb3rred from
coming in tor a shar. o. said funds.
W. 4 PECK
Jan. o. lo5T. Auditor.
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s@p Tria List for February Tel

s9p Tria List for February Term,
commencing Monday, Feb. 4. 1867.
George Dusenberry VS.. Canning & Wight
S. W. Park vs. VIM Frederick ejectment
C. ". Clapp VS.. Welles, Blood & Co..replev.
S. n. & ]. 2. Blood's use vs.. c. F. Welles,
Clark i Baker VS. Abra' IN Steers, ct al debt
Amos Griffeth ct al VS.. A. H. Spalding ..apl
J. G.. Marcellus VS.. Chas. Morgan ct al. do
same vs.. Clark Wheeler. ........ do
same VS.. Benjamin Clark. ...... do
Allen White VS.. Lewis D. Goodwin -. do
Saml Hyatt ct al VS.. F. S. Elliott ct al. tress.
II. D. & G. L. Covert vs. J. Monroe Smith. do
Henry D. Covert vs.. same 80. do
Oritha Covert's use VS.. same. -. do
Augustus Lewis vs. d. d. Brewster. eject
R. W. Cheney VS.. Athens Twp ..... case
Robert Campbell's Administrators VS.. John
>. MADDEN. n................-.. appeal
N. C. Harris's vs.. A. P. Stevens's admins
trat irs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sci. ia.
Fall Greek Coal & Iron Co. VS.. j. Monroe
C. t. Hull VS.. F. n Page ...,..... appeal
Seth Peck VS.. Stephen Bullock .... case
Benz. Middaugh VS.. VIM. Decker. do
z, ?. Corson VS.. Fl. W. Thompson. eject
.. ". pIonson No' y. N. aThS appear
Alfred Noxon vs.. Towanda Coal q Iron Co.
and terre Tenants ~ sci. fs. sur mort
Fort Plain Bank VS. J. T. D. Myer . deb.
ID. E. Martin vs.. Daniel Coolbaugh's admin
lstraLoTs. .....-... ............. case
Eli p. Rockwell VS.. Alba Boro. .... debt
Dewitt Slaughter VS.. Shepard Pierce, exec-
utoI ,........... .....,.r'... Sci Ia.
Cortissoz, st. Anna & Co. VS.. j. Monroe
Smith ct al tresDess
l. B. Gardner VS.. Ridgbury Twp. " debt
VIM. W. Wright VS. Litchfold Twp. do
State of Pennsylvania,
BRADFORD COUNTY SS:
Subp9nas returnable Monday, February
llth, A. D., 1867, at 10 o'clock A. N.
VIM. A. THOMAS,
Jan, 4. 1867, PrQthonotary,
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A UDllOR,S NOTICE-Mthe moi

Ia ter Of the estate Of OiiUer boytlelt, deed
In the Orphans Court OF Bradford County.
The Undersigned, an auditor, appointed by
said court u distribute moGeys in The hands Q!
the administrators, viii attend to the duties
OF his appointment at his Office in the borough
Of Canton, on Thursday, the 2ith day oi Jaua
AIRY, 1861, at | O'Clock p. IN, and all persons
having claims upon said funds must present
them, or else be forever debarred IRON the same
II. n. WILLIAMS,
Jan. 10, 1867. Auditor.
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DoNATIoN.--The friends of Rev
HALLoCK ARMSTRONG will pay him a dona-
ton visit on the afternoon and evening of
Friday, Jan. the 18th. All are invited.
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NOTARY PUBLC.-Guv. CURTIN has
appointed W. HERsEr WATKINS, Notary Pub
lie, for this borough. His card may be
touud in another column.
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DoNAuoN.-A donation visit will
be made to the Rev. A. C. SpERRY and fam
ily on Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Jan. 23d, at the Parsonage in Rome. III
are invited to attend.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-17

DONATION The friends of the Rev.
Darwin Cook will visit him at the Parson-
age on the afternoon and evening of We'd
nesday Jan. 23d 1867.
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B@. Dr. w. B. KELLY formerly of
Ithaca, n. " has rented the rooms over
Wickham il Blacks Crockery Store and
will open Dental Office about the first of
February next. Jan. II. 1867.
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r@s j. NJ. COLLINS is now offering
his stock of ready-made clothing at cost
Over-coats, Business Coats, Pants and vests
Be for cash. Call and see.
Jan. Z, 1867 J. N. c.
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H9- The Ward House Barn which
Was recently burnt, has been rebuilt and
travellers find ample Accommodations in its
enlarged form.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-h The mo,

4 IDlIORS NUJICE.--In the mat
1 ter Of The estate Of A. y. Hecfns. In the
Orphan's Conrt Of Bradford County.
The undersigned auditor, appointed by said
Court, TO distribute moneys in the hands vi al
ministratOr, will attend TO the duties OF his
appointment at his Office in the Borough of To.
wanda. Oh Frdal the lst day Of February
1867, at / o'clock, P. m, al which time and
place all persons having claims upon said mon
eys must present them or he forever debarred.
J. DEWITT,
Jan. 10, 1867. Auditor.
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Orwell, Nov. ,lSG6

I W T 4 Y L 0 r
Is now receiving very large and well selected
S OGK OF f ALL G 90 D S
Comprising all the
NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES
In market, and will he exh bited with plea.
sure. a very fine assortment OF
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
To match. \ large stock Of
CLOTHS AND SACKINGS.
A large stock OF Ladies and Kisses
WOOL SHAWLS
AND KNIT GOODS
OF all kinds.
BROWN SHEETING
AND
BLEACHED MUSLIN
A full assortment Of
FANCY GOODS.
And very large and complete stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
And great variety Of other goods too numer
ops to mention, Oct. 9. 1866,
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5petiaI Notices.

DONATION VISIT THE friends of Rev
J. 7. BRowNELL will pay him donation
visit at the NJ. L. Parsonage, Tuesday even
ing, January %, 1867. All are cordially in
vited.
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LIFE INsURANCE-To THE EDITOR OF
The n. Y TRIBUNE.-Sir: The unprece-
dented success of the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company the past year. is
worthy of especial notice. Having issued
over y 900 new pohcies-the income about
Sc, 600, 000-being over $4,000 per day
its capital increased about $4,000, 900 over
and above all losses-including also the an
uual dividend of go per cent.-making the
total assets now about S14, 600, 900. The
number of policies now in force, about 40,
600, being the largest number of any COM
pany now in this country-al combine to
show how the public appreciate the old
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany.
You will oblige us by giving the follow
ing an insertion in your truly valuable pa
per, which will answer the many misstate-
ments of rival agents, and with much es-
TEEN, we are, Yours, DC,
PECK 4 HILLMAN
Jan. 8, 1867. Troy, n. y.
LETTER FROM BANKERS
Troy, October 30, 1866
Messrs, PECK g. HnLMAN, General Agents of
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company:
GENTLAMEN The undersigned, policy
holders in the Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance Company, feel that it is too late
IN the day for this Company to need any
recommendation from us. Yet, in view of
the fact that rival companies are jealous Of
her unparalleled success, and are making
an effort to disparage her, we take great
pleasure in saying that the Connecticut Mu-
tual has done better by US than was prom
ised. Your representations to us have been
more than realized. The on-forfeiture fea-
ture adopted by your Company-the great
economy and prudence III the management
of its business-the large dividends annual
ly paid to us, and especially the 60 per cent.
dividend paid this year-also the change
made by which in the settlement of policies
at death, not even single note comes ont
of the policy-all combine to increase Gf
any increase is possible) our confidence in
your Company. And we cheerfully recon-
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sured. We would not change our insurance
in this for one i'll any other company.
Respectfully yours,
JARED S. WEED, Prest. Troy Savings Bank,
w. GAY, Cashier National State Bank, Troy,
C. NJ. WELLINGTON, Cash Man. Nat Bk, Troy,
G. F. SIMS, Cash. Troy City National Bank,
P. NJ. CoRBIN, Cash. Union Nat. Bank, Troy,
S. ToPPAN, Cash. Nat Exchange Bank, Troy,
]. b. KELLOGG, Cash. Central, Nat. Blk, Troy.
F. SIMS, Cash. Mer. & Mech. Nat. Blk, Troy,
G. A. STONE, Cash. Mutual Ma. Blk, Troy,
G. P. WILLIAMS, Cash. Nat. Albany Elk. Blk,
A. WALSH, Cash. Nat. Bank of Lans .nburg,
C. p. HARTT, Cash. Second Nat. Bank, n. Y.
II. B. MoKEAN, Agent,
Towanda, Pa.
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feaal.
ArnITOR,S NOTICE - E.tnte q

A UDITOR'S NOTICE -Estqfe of
"A AioD, Liadsiey, dec'd ia The Orphan
Court Of Bradford Coraiy,
lhe undersigned Auaifor appointed ~ said
Court 10 distribute moneys in inr uai Gi aa
mnisirator viii attend to the duties nt b ap-
po ntment at his Office in the Boroelh of To
wanda, on Thursday yAnIaly 81, ioGi, 90 ! 0
clock p. III, at which time and place al per
sons having claims upon said moneys mus
present them or be forever debarred
JOHN ". MIX,
Jan. 10, 1861. Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-hM the mat

4 UDITUR'S NUTICE.-In Me mat
IN tei' Of the estate Of ROdsrich jPiicor decd
In the the Orphan Court of Bradford County
The undersigned an Auditor ,appuintel by said
Court to distribute money in the hands Of Ex-
ecutOrs, viii attend to the duties OF his appoint
ment al his Office in the Borough OF ToWanGa
on Friday, Febr Isry !. 1867, at ] o'clock, 2. n
where all persons having claims upon said no,
MES will attend OF forever be dGb4Ired IRON
the same. ELAHANAE SAITi.
Jan. 10. 1867 Auditor.
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a PPLICATIUN IN DIVORCE

n LIOA14 14ON IN NV OhCE.--
IA To Napthaii WoOdoarn.-No. 2l3, sept
telm, 1906. You ar h,feby notified that Eliza
beth wOodburn, by her next friend Clarence
noudOhrn, has applied To TIE Court oiC nmon
Pleas, OF Bradford County, tor divorce lrJm
appointed Monday, February 4, 1861, Il o
CLOCK, p. m, At the Court House in 10 va. d.
for hearing the SAID Elizabeth WooGDugn in he
premises aL which time anu place you eau 81.
tend yoa think proper.
Jan. IL, 1867. wM. GRIFFIs, Sherif.
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s9~ E. F. STEVENS, G. E., Surveyor,
Aarchitect, &c, House, Land and Estate
Agent offers his services to the public
Office over Frost's Furniture, Towanda.
Pa. Jan. 10, 1867.
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sLenHrs Office, Jan. 10, 1867. Sh

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Il Notice is hereby given that all persons
Indebted to the estate OF P W. Be sley, late of
Columbia twp, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claim
against said estate will present them duly au-
thenticated Tor settlement.
OLIVER O. BESLEY.
JAN. 10. 1861 Administrator