gtxlM
REMOVAL.— The building occupied by
the REPORTER, has been removed a few
ro( j s east of its former location, where
our friends will find us, ready to attend
to all their wants in the line of Printing.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
JQ?" The Reporter is printed upon CAMP
BELL'S Country and Job Press, Office No. 5G Gold
Ht, New York. Thomas H. Senior, agent
Q orßA ßr.'s Celebrated Oriental Cream
cau be found at J- W. TAYLOR'S.
A very fiue stock .of Winter Dress
Goo-ls. just arrived at TAYLOR'S, and Trimmings to
to match-
HAY-Rev. WM. DELONG, will preach in the,
Universal ist church at Athens, next Sahbeth at 10J
o'clock a. m., and in Sheshequin at 2i o'clock, p.
DL
NOTICE TO JURORS.—F or several terms of
our Courts, tho attendance of Jurors snmmoned,
bus been so small, that business has been serious
ly impeded. We are requested by Judge STBEETEB
to give notice that he will be obliged, hereafter, to
compel the attendance of jurors, by indicting tines
upon the delinquents.
A meeting of the Athens Lyceum
was held at their Reading Room, on Tuesday even
ing last. A permanent organization was effected
by the election of the following officers for the en
suing year :
President —J AS. B. GOODMAN,
l ice Presidents—E. A. SPALDING, F. L. WELLES.
Recording Secretary — EDWAßD HERRICK, Jr.
i r responding Secretary — FßANK G. PATRICK.
Financial Secretary — J ASON WRIGHT.
Treasurer —CHART.ES T. HULL.
Librarian — JOHN C. WELLES.
The Society will hereafter'• meet on Wednesday
evening of each week. The Reading Room will
be open from half-past six till 'ten every evening,
Sundays excepted.
POWDER MILL BLOWN UP. —The drying
buuse and magazine belonging to Messrs. Rand &
Co., Powder manufactory, Bandsville, 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
uje's, 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 distaut thirty or forty miles. Wo have been
unable to ascertain the amount of the loss.— Scran
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 Hollon Hill, three miles
from this place, the windows in dwellings were so
violently shaken, its to excite apprehensions of an
earthquake. The flash of the explosion was also
distinctly seen at this place.
ENCOUNTER WITH A BUCK. —One day last
week, DANIEL L. JEXKS, Esq., was attacked by a
tame Duck owned by J. J. BEERS, which had stray
ed away and emerged from the woods on tho hill
near Mr. Jenks" 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.
■Jenks, the struggle lasting over a quarter of an
Lour, when Mr. Jenks was relieved from his peril
ous situation by the assistance o> Mrs. Jenks and
Mrs. Cable, who succeeded in getting a rope around
the Buck's neck and choking him until he gave up
the contest and galloped off into the woods—Mr.
Jenks sustaining considerable injury in one of his
hands and on different parts of his body. The
Buck was subsequently pursued and shot by some
:. f Mr. Jenks' neighbors.— Owego Gazette.
ITEMS FROM THE TIOGA COUNTY Agitator :
t-t 'iftENT.—We learn that as some parties were
running a log-train on the Tioga R. R. between Ir
*in Center and Corning, on Sunday, they ran into
a lumber train standing on the track, throwing 1C
cars off the track, and killing one man and wound
ing two or three others. All the Monday morning
trains were detained in consequence.
IN CHATHAM. —We learn that the dwelling
of Mr. J. W. BURRELL, of Chatham, was destroyed
hy fire on the 26th nit. The loss falls heavily upon
a laboring man, and no doubt the hand of aid will
he extended by his neighbors.
CATTLE DlSEASE. —lsolated cases of a disease
similar to murrain, but somewhat more rapid in
its course, has appeared in Chatham. Some fear
that it is the Rinderpest. Probably it is only a
undent form of murrain. It is to be hoped that
it will not become epidemic. Whenever an ani
tsal is attacked the owner should kill it at once
bury it deep. This may save thousands of
mllars to cattle owners.
Horrid AND FATAL ACCIDENT. —One of the
-est painful accidents that ever occurred in our
v, took place at the house of EDWARD I, YON, on
t .Saturday evening. A lady of the house had
1- to the basement to see to the fire in the fur-
I -see, when a young girl, Miss MARY BCSSLER, aged
3 ■ it 15 years, followed her to get a scuttle of coal.
I ;, . v some accident, the dress of one or the other
1 s 'igiit on a poker which wins hanging up, when it
|'-l striking a glass kerosene lamp, in the hands
I ! Miss BCSSLER, which broke and poured the con
|'-ts over the dress of the unfortunate girl, and
1 -' r clothes were on tire in a moment. She became
1 'ild with fright and ran up the stairs screaming
i'- r help. One of the ladies was severely burned
1- her efforts to extinguish the flames, without ef-
J'n. Mr. FRANK CAMPBELL, in passing, heard the
I "'reams and, thinking the house on fire, went in,
lid Judge PACKER arriving about the same time,
•I : 'cy succeeded in smothering the flames ; but the
Lor girl's clothes were almost wholly burned from
k body, and the flesh on her arms and body burn
*l black. She lingered in great agony until Sun
: AY, about 1 o'clock, when death put an end to her
Offering. Her parents reside near Hughesville.
%I'vliainsport Bulletin,
A Convention of the Bradford Coun
-4? Sunday School Association will be held at Ste
ffl'mn ille, on Wednesday and Thursday, November
B-t and 22d.
■ Opening address by President B. S. RUSSELL, at
fi o'clock, p. m., of the first day. At 2 o'clock a
Bastion box will be opened, contents read, and
H nef replies. Topics for general discussion in the
•'■tiling session:
9 •' bat aspects of truth are best adapted to bring
H' young to Christ ?
9 Ike training of children to habits of giving to
n cause of Missions.
I Ike first hour of the morning session of the
B *"*®d day will be devoted to prayer for the out-
L ' ahng of the Holy Spirit. At 10 o'clock presen-
II °f different methods of teaching the Scrip
"">■ At 1 o'clock of Thursday there will be a
•mg of Sabbath Schools for scripture recitation
I ' together with addresses to chil
-9
I Lv. Messrs. IIOSKINB and HABBLS, of Towanda,
■ signified their intention to be present at this
I -'-tution. All persons are always invited with-
I *' Urinal notice.
J. E. DAYTON, Cor. Sec'y
NARY SHOWER.— It was said, by those
who a tend to the coming of comets and "sich,''
that there would occur between • the 12th and 15th
of this month, a Meteoric Shower. Up to the
present time the "shower" hain't "arriv." But
if our towns iolk have been disappointed in not
seeing the meteors "drap," there is no reason
why they should be without Oysters, Fish, Clams
Ac., when they can so easily obtain them by call
ing at the establishment of C. M. A O. D. GOODEN
OUGH, on Bridge street. See advertisement.
GEO. M. Hoi.LEXBACK,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 a very large estate.—
Among his heirs, are ihe WELLES and LANNINGS of
the County.
LIFE INSURANCE.-— ; H. A. BURBANK, agent
tor several of the leading Life Insurance Compan
ies will be in this place for a few days, those desir
ing to be insured will do well to give him a call.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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 numb-r, an assistant
teacher is engaged lor the next term, applications
for the admission of pupils, to he made to Miss
Osborn at the School or at the residence of B. S.
Russell.
SUSQUEHANNAH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. —The
Winter term, will commence Monday Nov. 2G, and
continue 12 weeks. J.D.Hewitt, Professor of
Mathemattics 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.
LIST OF JURORS drawn for December Term
18GG,
GRAND JURORS.
Athens tp.—Geo W Plummer. Asylum—lsaac
Enuis. Columbia—Stephen R Crane. Franklin—
G W Sickler. Granville—Simeon Case, Uriah
Baxter. Herrick—Geo Nesbitt. Monroe tp.—Hi
ram Sweet. Pike—Wilson L Ellsworth, 11 G.
Belles, llidgbury—C T Covell. South Creek—
1> F Hildreth. Standing Stone—William Kingsley
Springfield—George Potter. Smitlifleld—W T
Gardner. Sylvania boro—Pete.- Monroe. Troy
tp.—lra P Ballard, Barney Johnson boro—.
C. C. Paine, Eleazcr Pomeroy. Towanda boro—
John Laughlin, B. Frank Powell. Wyalusiug—
Richard Fee. Warren—Abram Whitaker.
TRAVERSE JURORS —FIKBT WEEK.
Giles Hoyt, Joel McAffee, Athens tp ; O T Em
ery, John Brown, Chauncy H Corbin, Edward Es
tell, Albany ; Elam Kendall, Philander P Burns,
Burlington twp ; Charles Stockwell, Samuel Owens
Canton Boro ; T J Smiley, Franklin ; Asa Andress,
John Ferguson, Granville ; A J Walter, Oakley
Lewis, Leßoy ; J H McKinney, Litchfield ; James
W Jones, N W Pierce, Pike ; George Lowman,
Ridgbury ; George T Beach, Smithfield; E C
Strong, M S Harkness, W J Wigston, Springfield ;
James Jones, Terry ; William H Brown, Charles
McCrossin, Tnscarora ; Daniel Decker, Towanda
tp : Il -nry Mercur, James Kevins, Towanda boro ;
John McKcan, Troy tp ; A D Spalding, Troy boro;
M S Warner, Ulster ; William Green, Warren ; Juo
('orbin, Wilmot; William E. Bull, Wysox: William
D Babcock, Windham.
SECOND WEEK.
Joshua Yanloon, Albany ; L J Andress, Alba
boro ; Z F Walker, William Scott, Jr., Perrin Ack
ley, Athens tp ; George H. Welles, James A Bris
tol, Athens boro ; M T Vangorder, Asylum ; L J
Ballard, Andre .v Phelps, Burlington west; Albert
Long, Burlington boro : Dummer Lilley, Colum
bia ; Ahira Gay, Franklin ; William Morse, L H
Sherman, Litchfield ; Miner Taylor, It A Barnes,
Orwell; MII Codding, Asa B Paxson, Pike ; -John
Sturton, Benjamin Herman, Ridgbury ; Jacob Er
canbeck, Rome tp ; John W Woodburn, Rome boro
S D Phillips, Theodore-Watson, Springfield ; S W
Ames, Smithfield ; Charles Haight, South Creek ;
Milton Lewis, D D Black, Tnscarora ; William P
Newberry, Troy boro ; Randolph Manley, Troy tp;
Allen McKean, Towanda boro ; Abram G Moore,
Ulster; Edward Vaughn, Clinton Lewis, Wyalu
siug ; Francis B Pedrick, Wells.
J. M. SMITH, Sheriff.
Nov. 12, 18C6.
SPECIAL NOTICE 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 A Co.. B. B. Mitchel,
11. Stiles. Franklin—Barclay Coal Company, N.
Kilborn, G. H. Estell. Overton—Heichmer &
Bro. Wells—S. B. Sergeant, C. L. Shepherd.
Armenia, with supplies for Troy and Canton.—
llidgbury—T. L. Woodruff, J. C. Robinson, Voor
his A Hammond. Litchfield—S.B. Carner. Ath
ens tp.—G. A. Perkins, G. F. Waldo, A. Beidle
ruan. Sheshequin—Kinney & Brigham. North
Towanda—Alvord & Barber. Windham—Wm. C.
Peck, P. H. Joslin, Wm. H. Russell. Warren—
Geo. W. Murphy, G. W. Talmadge. Robt. Cooper,
P. A. Jackson. Asylum—U. Moody. Albany—
S. D. Sterigere, Miller & Quick. Burlington tp.—
Long Bros. Canton boro—J. K. Seemes. Canton
tp.—J. M. Foster, Rockwell & Wilson. Granville
—L. D. Taylor—Monroe tp. and boro—H. C.
Tracy, A. L. Cranmer & Son. Wyalusing A Tns
carora—J. G. Keeler, C. S. Lafferty, Bishop &
Taylor, J. V. Biles and at Laceyville. West Bur
lington—Ed. E. Loomis. Herrick—Stewart &
Wickizer. Pike—J. Burrows. Leßaysville—J.F.
Bosworth, Bosworth & Co. Wysox—V. E. &J.
E. Piolett. Rome tp. & Boro—L. L. Moody, Geo.
Nichols. Slanting Stone—Alex. Ennis, F. E.
Bush. Terry—J. H. AW. T. Horton, J. L. Jones
A Co. Orwell—S. N. Bronson, Kimball A Elks
worth, H. J. Taylor A Co., A. B. Cass. Wilmot—
B. C. Barnes, Stowell A Bros. Springfield—W.
T. Daly A Son, Juo. 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
as best suits the schools.
J. K. FLEMING,
Wholesale Agent for the Osgood Series,
Nov. 1, 1806. Towanda, Pa.
TRIAL LIST for December Term and Ses
sions, Commencing Monday, December 10, ISGG.
S. W. Park vs. Wm. Frederick ejectment
C. W. Clark vs. Welles, Blood A Co replevin
S. N. A J. P. Blood's use vs. C. F. Welles case
Clark A Barber vs. Abraham Steers et. al debt
Amos Griffith et. al. vs. A. H. Spalding appeal
James Grisley vs. Roswell Luther case
Allen White vs. Lewis D. Goodwin appeal
T. D. Hall vs. Caroline Hall ejectment
A. J. Stone vs. J. F. Williams et. ux. appeal
Jesse Wardell vs. Elhanan Smith case
H. Lockwood's use vs. A. K. Axtel appeal
Augustus Lewis vs. D. D. Brewster ejectment
Horace; Heman vs. Alien A Jno. B. Conklin do
Joseph Gaylord vs. Renselaer A S. J. Ross, .sci fa
Commonwealth vs. P. P. Sweet et. al do
Fall Creek Coal and Iron Co. vs. J. M. Smith.tres
Miles Prince vs. Edwin Owens et. al ejectment
Saml. Marshall vs. Sheshequin Township debt
Thos. Coggins Jr., Ac. vs. John Sullivan case
Morgan A Davidson vs. Wm. S. Dobbins do
Jas. S. Patterson vs. Henry Miller '. q 0
M. E. Solomon vs. J. J. Griffiths et. al. .ejectment
E. A. Coolbaugh vs. Cepter Brown appeal
Subpoenas returnable on Monday, December 10,
1865, at 10 o'clock, a, m.
E. O. GOODRICH,
Nov. 2, 1866. Prothonotary.
BgL. B. S. RUSSELL & Co. will cash the
5-20 Coupons duo Ist of November. They will al
so attend to the conversion of the first series 7-30
Treasury Notes into the 5-20 Bonds.
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 frnit trees. I have a good assortment
of apple and Pear trees, GrapeYines, Ac., ar.d will
warrant all to live, if my directions are followed in
planting. E. M. WELLES.
Nov. 1.-3w.
IQu I lie First National Bank of Towan
da has this day declared a dividend of Jit* per cenl.
free of all taxes, out of the earnings "for the past
six months, payable to stockholders, on and alter
0^L s 'on N N - BETTS, Jr., Cashier.
Oct 30, 1866.
MA R It I ED .
PEXNELL—MILLER—At the M. E, Parsonage,
Towanda, Pa. Nov. 3. 1866,by Rev. J. T. Brown
ell, Amos F. Miller, and Miss Lydia Penned,
both of Wysox, Pa.
DIED .
SLLLI\AN—Of typhoid fever in Towanda twp.,
on Wednesday, October 17, 1866, Andrew,
son of pajjiel and Hannah O. Sullivan, age d 2(i
I years, 2 months, 2 weeks, 3 days.
Powell fe (SO.'B Nnu oooiis.
3? O "W" IE 111 L cSc 00.
CALL TIIE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO THEIR
FA. L L ST OC K ,
JUST RECEIVED.
IN EACH DEPARTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT WILL RE FOUND.
BIARRITZ CLOTIIS, a novelty, and very desirable goods for LADIES' DRES
SES, in choice colorings.
POWELL & CO.
FRENCH MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTIIS, POPLINS, &c., &c. All colors.
POWELL k CO.
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS, Reps, Cashmeres, All Wool Delaines,
and a great voriety of Fancy Fabrics for Ladies dresses.
POWELL k CO.
BRIGHT PLAIDS, Stripes, and other high colored
MOURNING DRESS GOODS. A complete"assortment in this line.
POWELL k CO. j
PLAIN BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS of different widths and
qualities. A large stock just received.
POWELL & CO.
BLACK AND COLORED BEAVERS, CHINCHILLA'S, and other fancy
Cloakings, Sackings, Repellants, &c., &c., in great variety.
POWELL k CO
ESQUEMAUX, MOSCOW, AND CASTOR BEAVER CLOTHS. PLAIN;
Black and Colored Broadcloths, and black Doeskin Cassinieres of all grades.
BOW ELL & 00.
FANCY CASSIMEREb. A better stock and more complete assortment tiian
WE have ever before offered.
POWELL k
SATTINETS, DOUBLE AND TWIST CASSIMERES, Plain and Check
all wool filled Kentucky Jeans, and other Fancy Goods fur Boys wear.
POWELL k CO
_
FLANNELS.—PLAIN RED, GREY, AND BLUE TWILLED, MINER'S
Checks, Fancy Shirting, Colored and White Domestic, and all grades of White and
Shaker Flannels.
POWELL & CO.
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS.—We always have jn stock, a full and complete
supply of Domestics of every description.
POWELL & CO.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, &c.—Special attention has
been given to this stock, to make it complete and attractive.
POWELL & CO.
LINEN GOODS.—More than OUR usual variety of Bleached, Half Bleached
Brown Table Damasks, Shirting Linens, Diapers, Napkins, Towellings, Crashes, <ke.
POWELL k CO.
PAISLEY, CHAINE LAINE AND BROCIIE SHAWLS, Single and Double.
POWELL k CO.
WOOL LONG SHAWLS—Ladies, Misses and Children's sizes—from the finest
to the lowest grades. A larger stock than ever before offered by us.
POWELL & CO.
LADIES CLOAKS AND BASQUENES, from the most fashionable Broadway
manufacturers. Just received.
POWELL CO.
LADIES AND CIIILDRENS' FANCY FURS.—Mink, Fitch, Siberian Squir
rel, River Mink, and French Coney, in Three Quarter, Half and Quarter Capes,
Victorines, Talmas and Collars, with Muffs and Cuffs to match. Manufactured speci
ally for our sales.
POWELL k CO.
HOOP SKlßTS.— Bradley's Celebrated Duplex- Eliplie Shirt , in til the differ
ent numbers of springs. THE FAVORITE SILVER SKIIIT. Together with
our usual variety of other makes in lower grades.
POWELL k CO.
CARPETINGS.—BrusseIIs, Three Ply, Extra Super and Super Ingrain, Kidder
and Hemp Carpets, Cocoa Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths all widths, Druggetts, Mats, kc.
POWELL k CO.
* HATS AND CAPS.—We are now prepared to exhibit the Fall Styles of Hats
and Caps.
POWELL k CO.
LADIES FINE SHOES, of the celebrated Burts manufacture. Also a full as
sortment of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes, both fine and heavy, manufactured
specially FOR us.
POWELL k CO.
MENS', BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP AND STOGApOOTS. Ad made by
hand. Every pair warranted.
POWELL & CO.
I
10,000 ROLLS WALL PAPER, ASSORTED QUALITIES, together with
Borders to match. Also a choice selection of Transparent Window Shades.
' POWELL k 00.
October, 1860.
Qumpljttg Urotljcrs' Column.
gOOTS!
li <> O T S !
B|o 0 T S !
SHOES!
SHOES!
SHOES!
BOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND SHOES
HUMPHREY BROTHERS,
Have just completed arrangements with some of the
BEST MANUFAOTURERS
01 the country, for a supply ol
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which, taken together with work oi their
OWN MANUFACTURE,
Enables them to oiler to the public the most
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
or
FIRST CLASS GOODS,
Ever exhibited in this market, at prh-cs which
DEFY COMPETITION.
We don't ask any one to
TAKE OUR WORD
For it. but invite all to
EXAMINE OUR STOCK,
AND
SATISFY THEMSELVES
That we will
PERFORM ALL WE ADVERTISE.
TO
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
We would say, we an prep.:;- to furnish any amount of
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT
WHOLESALE.
The attention ot
SHOEMAKERS
Is called to our
4k
LEATHER AND SIIOE ; FINDINGS.
Where they will 2nd anything used in
MANUFACTURING,
From a
PEG TO A SIDE OF SOLE LEATHER
In the
IIA UN ESS DEI'A HTM EN T
Will be found everything in the lino oi
HORSE GEAR,
HARNESS,
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS, &CJ
Also,
HORSE BLANKETS,
LAP ROBES,
WHIPS,
&c., &c\, &c., etc., &c
HUMPHREY BROTHERS
ToWflali, September 1, 18CG.
£fgal.
T3ROCLAMATION. The Ct/mmonweallh
-L of J'lunnlvanui lo Matilda tins/in, (icidon•) An
ion Gutlin, Elites Grestin, huiuh B. Gustin, Elizabeth
June (note elect ase/l) intermarried, Alfred Fie,man find
Aln i\ra Gustin, heirs of Thomas 11. Gustin, deceased,
and lo all other persons interested, Gi'KBTjNU :
BRADFORD COUNTY, 88- •
You are hereby' cited lo be and appear he-ore the
JnJges of our Orphan'# Court at our Orphan's Court to
be held at Towauda, eu toe 3d day oi September, A.
I). I*oo, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, then and there to
accept or relu.se said real estate of said decedaut at its
valuation, or bid for the real estate ol said Thomas H.
Gust in, deceased, situate iu Columbia tp., in said coun
ty, or accept or refuse to take said real estate at tne ap
praised valuation put upon it by au inquest duly award
ed by the said Court, aud leturned by the Sheriff Feb
ruary It, A. D. 1366, to wit, said premises valued and
appraised at $3,960 CO.
Witness tire Hon. P. B. Strceter, President Judge,
at Towanda, June 21, A. D. 1866.
N. C. ELSEREE, Clerk.
And now to w.t, Sept. 4th, 1806, the Court, on mo
tion, continue this ca.-e until the first Monday of next
term, and direct that publication be made by the Sheriff
in one of the county paper#, and a copy of said paper
containing said notice, he forwarded to thu reside nee of
Anson Gnstin by mail.
N. C. ELSBREE, Clerk.
Nov. 5, 1-66.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE, to John
11. Futmaru —No. 128, Feb. Term, 1865. You are
hereby notified that Julia M. Furman.by her next triend,
Eleazer l'onieroy, has applied to the Court of Common
Picas of Bradford County for a divorce from the bonds
of matrimony, and the said C'outt has appointed Monday,
December J, lsGO,at two o'clock p. m., at the Court
House in Towanda, for hearing the said Julia M. Fur
man in the premises at which time and place you caa
attend if you think proper.
J, M. SMITH,
Nov. 5,1866. Sheriff.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.— TO Cath
erine S. Roe.. —No. 381, May Term, 1860. You are
hereby notified thai Orsimius W. Roe, your husband, lias
applied to the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford to lor
a divorce from the bonds oi matrimony,and the said Court
has appointed Monday, December 3d, 18G0, at two o'-
clock p. m., at the Court House in Towanda .for hearing
the said Orsemiu3 W. Roe in the premises at which
time and place you can attend il you thiuk proper.
Nor. 5,1866, J. M. SMITH, sin
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.— to Ar
thur U. Baiter.-Ho. 371, May Term, iB6O. Yon
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 a divorce from
the bonds oi matrimony, aud the said Court has ap
pointed Monday, Dc caber 3d, 1*66, at two o'clock, p.
in., at 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. M. SMITH, Sheriff,
(gimcational.
JJ E W BOUKSI
SANDER'S UNION READERS
AND
R OBIXSONS MA THE MA TICS,
Have been adopte i by the School Directors ol Towanda
Borough as Text Book . Other town .-drips desiring to
change their Text B < k-, can he supplied with these
hooks on lower teim t thac my other Publishing House
can offer.
llc-ad the following testament ~ i in the County
Superintendent, and Mr. King - rv, 1 .iacipa 10l the
Towanda Graded School :
Mw, 1' *jG.
I have examined Sander's U..i-. Readers with much
satisfaction. The solecti -:- - ar i-.mirable, wed graded
interesting and oi high moral >i. Xhess Readers are
not excelled by any with win-.- acquainted. 1 can
cheerfully recommend them lor use in the schools of
his county. O.J CHDBKUCK,
County Supenntaodent.
M Air, 1866.
Altera careful examination of Sander' JumibSpell
er and Readers, I *m fully persuaded ' "hey are
much superior to any other-, with which i am ~ quaint
ed, both m their attractive appearance, and in their ad
mirable selection and arrangement of matter.
J. H. KIN'GSBERY,
Principal High School, Towanda.
For further particulars call at the Book Store o! AL
VORD it BARBER,Towanda, Pa. Aug. 23.
QSGOQD'S PROGRESSIVE READERS
AND
DEA N ' S ARI TIIM E T ICS,
AND OTHERS,
Having been lar ;.<ny adopted in the County of Bra d
ford. we invite the attention of School Boards and ed-"
neuters generally, to the low ing testimonials among
many others, some of which luve been received from
those wuu have those who have not only examined the
books, hut tested them in the school room.
Orwkll, July 13, 1866.
1 have examined Osgood's sciies of Readers, ti.ey i
ue well graded, the selections are good, and I think I
them calculated to give satisfaction to all who may |
iiave occasion to use them. O. J. CHUB BUCK. J
Wyalvsiso, Sept. 1,1866. I
Mr. J. K. Fleming—l have examined with some care j
the copy of l'ubl ic School Arithmetic you sent me. i
am mu. h pleased with it, and think such a work is
needed :a out A uleiries and M gh schools. We can
n-.t #•? k too highly ol the Osgood Readers. We have
adopted the b<in oar school and the Change km nut
with unite! lap probabition. Yours, truly,
W. il. BROWN, Principal of Academy.
Movuoetox, Oct. 21, ISOC.
J. K. Fleming—Sir : We heve introduced Osgood's
series o: B adore, Bnrtt's Grammar and Dean's Arith
metic Into the Monroe ton High School, and alter hiv
ing tested the at for two months,! am prepared to s -j
--that t't ey take rank with the very bes*. i'hey give en
tire satisfaction. Yours, Ac.,
HALI.ECK ARMSTRONG,
Principal oi Moni-oc-tou High School.
Ouwell, Sept. 5,186:1.
Mr. J. I£. Fleming—Having examined O-gooa's se
ries of Readers, and ! oucd them admirably adapted to
the wants of o .r schools, I take pleasure iu recom
mending them to teachers and friend# of education
generally. My short acquaintance with 'he books has
impressed me "so favorably, that i am a'-no f constrain
ed to say .uli others, ■•They are emphatically the
cheapest aud - est aeries now pubii.-i.ed.
Your.-, respectfully,
Mrs. . U. SALMON.
iSiIKSHEQCIN, Sept. 3, iB6O.
Mr. J. K. Fleming—Sir : i have looked over the
specimen books you leit wi U me, a:.J am mnch pleased
with all ot them, particularly so with lire series of Os
good's .Readers. i'ney are emphatically Progressive
works, and moreover the steps of tceir progression are
so carefully taken, and so seeur ly planted, that 1
cannot see how any teacher who lokows the directions
ot the author can tail oi tiie highest success.
The exercises in articulation at the opening ot all
the 1-sson.s lithe Primary numbers, afford a pastime
as pleasant as it is profitable to those pupils whose
teachers cuter upon them with a pint and a relish,
and the rules and txercises in Inflection, Emphasis,
Ac., in the more advanced numbers, are so definite and
plain that all who attend to them en not fail to be
come good critics as well as good readers.
Ie; :i: exprc s' lu 'efly ' toy high appreciation of
thsec ,• rU- "aud while i would by no means depre
ciate the bander series iur tbe g-d they have done,
I yet rejoice that so great an advance on them has
been reached by the Osgood.Progressive Readers.
Yours. Ac.,
Mrs. is. Ei.IZA GIBSON.
0ct.22.—-St.
(lAUTION. —All persons are hereby for-
J bid harboring or employing a bound boy, named
William C, Coby . who has absconded lrom my house.
I shf.il not be responsible for r.nycharges made • v him.
M. J. SMITH.
Burlington, N v. 12, 18G6.-3tf
IpUR SALE.—The subscriber haß for
, sale several American M tino Bubks, recently
brought from Yates • ountv. N. Y., of the stark ol
Miles G. liaiake, unsurpassed (or quality of vrocland
weight of fleece iu Eastern Bradford. Those wishing to
improve their -dock will do well to examine them be
•, JC purchasing. Also one ROAR, of the Chester eo.,
stock, held lor service at the farm of the subscriber
in Orwell. 'G. W. BROWN.
Nov. 15, 1866.—3tf
r s. BONDS,
• 7 310 TREASURY NOTES,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
Bought and sold by
B S. RUSSELL A CO.
The Treasurer of the United Slates is now converting
the first Series of 7 3-10 Treasury Notes in the 5-20
Bonds of 1865. Holders in this vicinity who wish to
have their Nates converted, can d > so by calk ng - n us.
B. S. RUSSELL & CO.,
Aug. 20,1866. Bankers, Towanda, Pa.
J J. NEWELL,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Orweli, Bradford Co., Pa,, will promptly attend to all
business in his line. Particular attention given to run
ning and establishing old or disputed lines. Also to
surveying of all enpattented lands as soon as warrant
are obtained.
May 17, 1866.
OY'S CHOLERA DROPS, A SURE,
safe and effectual remedy for Diarrhea, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Infantum, Cramps,
Spasms, Griping "Pains in the Bowels,and the best anti
dote lor GHriLERA.
SALUTIFER
The Great; External Remedy oi the Age. A certain
cure for Neural! a,Quinsy, Croup, Sore Th.oat, Rheu
matism, Sprains.ltwellings, Pleurisy ,orick in the Back
Spinal Irritation , Cramps. Spasms, Numbness ol the
Limbs, Chilblains, Ringworm, and the best external ap
plication tor Dyplitheria. For sale by dealers in mcdi
Orders directed lo J. A. Roy, WtJlsboro, Pu., orW
D. Terbell, Corning, N.Y., will receive prompt atten
tion Sept. 20,1866.
fegal.
REGISTER'S NOTICE:*. N.-t?-- I* Lure
'by givc-n, (hat there iu. be a 111. ina ; :..- d,n
; the office of the Reg i.-tero' W." : a a-1 !-. mty
I of Bradlorace nuits o! .-dmlswtratian upon . f
lowing es ates, viz :
Final aecnnnt o J. B. McKean, administra'-,.- ot
Martin Conapton, decease , late <r Burlington.
Final account of Harriet Chandler, administratrix of
i the estate of Cornelius Vaucise , dc ;u, late oi ,She-he
. quin.
i Partial acc't ol Samuel Bu k, guardian ol Agn"
i Jarvis.
Final account of Daniel I.'vcn ;, adm'r oi the edut
of James S. Dewey, dec d, late f South Creek.
Final acc't of Lucy James, adin'r. oft e estate ot
Charles James, dee'd, laic of Home b'oro.
Final acc't of G, N. DeWolt, guardian of Juiiott
, Gregory.
Final accan" of M. 5f )ukon. r.d ~'r of the estate o;
, Nehemiah Monlton, dee'd. late u! W .mcu.
Final acc't o A. Roy so, adm'r ol eteve of Philander
Foster dee'd. late of Granville.
Final acc't of Josiah l/.omis, a< m'r ol estate oi II ar
ena I/oomis, dee'd, iat- of Canton.
Final account of Charles J. Keeper, adm'r ol estate
of John Sletmcr, dec'J, late oi Wur.ea.
Final C. B. Bloodgood, adm'r ol cs Re oi O.
Harsh, dcri - ,' late of Litchfield.
Partial acc't of C. M. Ma on and W. 11. Gemot, cx'ra
ol Samuel Mason, dc- d, lata of Columbia.
Fiaall acc't of Wra. Jennings, ex'r of Amos 8. Cole
man, late ol Wyalusing.
Final acc't of Ne ebiah S-n- , adm'r of estate of
Alan son J.indley, late of F; at..
Final acc't ol Wm. Forbes, 2d, .ilm'r estate of James
Layton, dee'd,late of Rome.
Final arc't of Wm. Snyder,adm'r of es ate of Josiah
Stanton, doe'd. late ol Li-chfieid.
' Final acc't of S. Taliady and B. Scbiudcr, adm'rs of
estate of estate of S. So cruder, dee'd, late of Franklin.
Final acc't of Wm. A. A Myron Kei - -rg, adm'r oi e
ta'.e ol Moses Kellogg ,dee'd, late ot Monroe.
Final acc't of Paul Quick, ex'r of Cornelius Quick,
dee'd, late of Wilmot.
Final acc't of A. G, Matthews, adm'r of c-tafe ol
Uriah S. Brown, dee'd, late of Orw 11.
Final acc't of Ira B. Humphry and Laura 11. Hum
phrey. adm'rs ot estate of James D. Humphr v, dee'd,
lata of Towanda boro.
Final acc't ot Francis Ripley, adm'r oi e late o 11.
S. Grover, dee'd, Into of Springfield.
Final acc't ol Z. Frisbie, ex'r of estate oi Harry Wil
son, dee'd, lat ot orweli.
Fi . il acc't of F. A J. A. Iloract, ai t'tsof est tool
Charles Hornet, dee'd, late ol Wyalating.
Final acliount of Lucretii Strong, a im'rix of Daniel
Strong, late of Welles.
* Final acc't of J. H. Cowlcs, guardian ef Lucy A.
Brown, minor child of Nich. S. Brown, Into ot Or
well, dee'd.
Final account of Edmund aud niram Horion, cx'ra.
of the estate of Ebenezer Ilorton, late of Albany.
Final acc't of James W. 80-wurth ,<-x'r ot Rocil Uo,-
wortb, dee'd. late of l'iks.
Final aec t of Win. Ridail, ex'r ot Daniel Mini r,
dc _ 'J, late oi Shesli rquin.
ALSO—The appraisement ol prooer y .-;et by Ex
executors or Administrators to widow, or childrcrt, of
the following decedents :
Estate ot J.Heverly. Estate ot A.J. Car.
" " D. S. Horton. " f A. Eli-iivorth.
" . •' Jesse Alien. " " J. Fa! ay.
" " David Scott. " " Jas. A. Barman.
" " Martin Compton - "P. J. Yroman.
" " Saml. G. Drake. " " J. C. Adams.
" " C. H.Lamb. •' " Anson Wiiliann
" " Gabriel Davis. " " Geo. H. Welles.
•' " H. S. Davidooa. " " Jno. Cainuloa.
" " Jai. Y. Hiaman. " " John M'Miion.
And the same will oe pre c dto tiro Orphan's Gou
of Bradford Coim'y. a Ti ;. .-Jty the 6th d..y ol . ap
ctmbcr next, for cnfirmati-m'aad allow, ."-c.
N. C. ELS BULK, Begiateo.
Register's Office, Nov. 7,1866.
A DMIN ISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
JLTL is hereby given, tlr.it iu- oas l-idrb' -! ♦•■ the
estate of James lieveriy, late' ,1 Ov.it a twp.. 0.-
ccassd, are requested to make immediate payment, .au
those having chrimagain t said estate wilfj > . them
duly antheiuicaied to. . eitiemcat.
E, C. Br.LI.OGG.
Nov. 6,1866. Administrator
iiXECUTOR'd NO LTOE.—N V i IC E
J is hereby given that all per. jus iudcbu-c it- tii e.-
tate ol Charles F. Welles,'.ate of Wyaiusing .. <■'v'd .. -
requested to make immediate payir. tat,and tn - h. . in.
demands against said estate will .present them duiy au
thenticated for ulUemeiit.
GEO. 11. wr. LE.T,
EDWARD WELLES,
Nov. 1, 1860. Lxecctoia.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.— Lanid Current
vs. Mary An Bishop. In the C... t C i.iu .i
Pleas Of Bradford County. No. 434. Sept. term. Is64<
'ihe undersigi.r 1 Auditor, appointed hy .-slid Court to
distribute moneys arising from She .3"- -aie oi -deteti
fendants real estate, will attend to the d,r. •- . h -ajr
po ntment at his office in the Borough of Towanda, o:.
Friday, November 16, D 66, at i o .... -p. iu,, at v.. .
time and place ail persons having claim? ipsa said
moneys must present them or bo for,wr d#hs .ed.
L. OY. RTUN, Jit.,
Oct. 15, ISC'". Audi.iT.
0 ETHAN'S COURT SALE.— By virtue o
an order issued out ol the Orphan's Court pi Brad
ford C-iunty , the undersigned ! inhtrat .-r of the es
tate of Alvah Heath, late ol -sin con;y, will s-dl o:i
the premises, Novemler 21, lsu6. at 1 o'cl rk. p.m..
tbe following described lot j .• or par ei oi la', i 3i-u
ate in Terry twp., iieginnic - • a post, She
corner ot the warrant, (.ormerly a hemlock) tuer.ee
east 55 per to a post and s.oues, tueaec south by a lot
| formerly belonging to John Bennett, 236 per t- a -• me
I heap in warrant line, tuencc west 57f per ti a white
I oak. thence north I|° c.tt 235 per. to the pis c a, in
ginning. Containing 80 acres and 41 perches, mora or
less, about 15 acres improved, framed house and barn
and a few truit trees theieon.
ALSO—AII the right, title and i.Tc-o. ikes-ii.
Alvuh Heath in and to the following d •! .-! • •>•
parcel of iu .d sitndle in Terry twp, hound? 1 n >rtu b ■
lands ol J. W. Diuuison, c-x>t. by lauds of I' utle! Vt'cl as
BOuth by lands formerly on u by n■ •• Hilho t .
west by iands no-.v in possession oi J. W. !>."tni>on
Containing about luO acres, more or Ipsa, no H |6 betas
improved, with framed barnan Isy •t g :• b,r '. re
on. Said land now is possess:an of .1. W. • -on
TERMS—BSO ui liar- shall be paid down cu ti.e day oi
sale, one hall the balance on confirmation, ol sale, the
balance in one year thereafter, wi U iite;.-" iron: the
conlirmati on.
(. FA IKONS,
Oct. 15.1*66" • Administrator.
ORPHAN'S COURT iSALE.—By virtue ol
an order outo. the Orphan's f art of Brau-
I lord Couutv, the undersigned a ' s',ri-t: .' v l the es
tate ot Sally Olmstead, late oi said <vtnuy. decease-1.
! will s- il on the premises, on N ivein-vr 24, 1*66, at !
I o'clock p. m , the following dc; ri •i 1 •. trie cor pit
eel of land situate In Ulst ' t-.v;>.. '■ nn I-: <•; th - ca'
by the public highway leafing (.-■ a t'uw.-, ;u to Ath-a.-.
ou the north by iot of Wi ti.i a Bow.aau. wv. by an i
formerly belonging to W.-a. c.boa. now :a possession
ol C.Rockwell & Co..soath by the s :.wi house io .
Containing about one-fourth ol au u :v, :n re or less,
one framed house and shed and it fc- v i'.i t .tc - there u
TERM*—SSO to be paid on tit: day of sale and the
balance on tiaal confirmation.
GEORGE MORLEY,
Oct. 15. 1*66, AdmfalgMtt
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.—by virtue of
an order issued out of the 1.11; e Court ol Brud
ford county. the undersigned administrators of the M
fate of A. J. Car. Lite at Albany Urp.. •11 * lon the
premises on Sutur lay, November 2-;. - - I o .• u-K.
u. m.. the following described lot, p. • r {rrtol of
land situate iu Ath my ttrp.. beaming •> ruitve
ihe Caildid Road, tbe.i - utb ol c west i7,S per. to a
post, thence north <J •- j r. ' • * i ->:. the;. .
nor|h 30° east 62 per. f o ap •. th n,-o si -g Caildin
Road south 67° ear: 12 per. thence outh j east Is
per. thence south 37° erst ft per. thencc,wntti 4,'
east 9 4-10 per. to :! •pi of baglnabg. Containing
T9 acres, be the same m .re or less.
TERMS—S2S be paid on the properly . ing slunk
down and the balance on confirm c:■ >r ot .e
R. 11. RICHARDS,
J. CARR.
QCt. 15.1880. _ Admiiii-'i
A EDITOR" 6 NQTXCK— <t L -
at use vs. Marcus, F. <i. A. N Co 1 :: , a-: i //.
B. Gretnlraf. In tne Court ot C "U-.tonTh-as of Brad
ford County, No. 32.:} February Ve.vu, 1 vio
The ondurigneda idiutr,app >• Red by as d Court, to
distribute m-u.-ys ■ ' . . '." - "
ants real e taK-i ( >Mirm*tion is ' :* taken <>9
from Former rep >rt q( audit >r aa sent hack to the
-air.e auditor by the ' ■',) will .to the Uuti .
of hi- appointment at his offlcc : he Bepaugholf T
wanda. on Eric ay. the 23d dsy oi N >rciulr.r, at 1 o'-
clock, p. in., at wWch time and plage ait pei-eus hav
ing claims apou -aid moneys t , "' rc - ' ' -'1 or
forever debarred. w. T. OAVIES,
Oct. 23,1866. Auditors
A V DITCH'S NOTICE Tn thematl r '
b. A. the final account if li. f. Ah gnmd'o m of
(Jcorge Knapp, nor so oj mint A napp. In the
the Orphan V Court of Tt. 17? ;••! Conn y.
The undersigned, an Andili r. -npointei by odd Com"
to distribute money in the bin 's • Guardian, will at
tend to the duties of hisapui.a. Ala bis oitke is the
Borough of Towanti, on Thursday, November I"lS6f>
at 1 o'clock, p. m . whore all prsons having claims up
on said rnouic, wi.i at end or forever beu - nt J fr i
the same. BE.'"J. if. l'Ev'K,
Oct. 20.1SGU. Auditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE —Notit c
is hereby given that al! persons indebted i t-h- cs
tate Of Euciuda Vunderpool.Uujoi tp. deed, are
requested to make inrmedjatt payment, and all h viug
claims upon said estate will present hem duly authenti
cated lor settlement.
Li IU AM H ITO ACT. AM),
Oct# A isfritftr.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.-—lsy virtue of
an order i--tied out of the Orph an's Court of Riad
! ford County, the undersigned guardian of Jessie, minor
child of John J. Ward, and Emily Ward, the lastl
whom is deceased, will sell on the premises November
27, 1860, at I o'clock, p. m., one undivided i'th nha e
! of certain lands situat"- in Asylum twp., bounded and
I described as follows : Beginning A• nur -m line ot
jonathi' Stevens, thence north c ''l-> we<n -(i per. t• a
I corner, thence north 12° we-', ill per. adjoiag lards ot
William Coolbaugh 3d, Emma Jane Smith and J. M.
Bishop to a corner, thence south adjoining lato of
I is?ac l'ost 56 uer. to a comer, then e stir 1 ca-t,
i adjoining said lauds jo pore res to th ; -v t Be^iu
ning. Containing IS acres, be the same more or less.
TERMS— i'M to be paid oil the day "i -ate, tb'l al
j aneo of the purchase inuneylon couflrmatV>n .
| Oct. 25. ISfG Guardian.
PLASTER. —Fresh Grcmrvl Piaster, at
Nov, 8. "ea. ROCKWELL'S?,