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Bradford Coaiiy Airitaltanit Soiiety.
gill be Add at
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• MTN AXE) NTH 0041111 Elk
Alt*Mp • efitom and exhibitors most *omit
ihembeti of the Society...4le mbetthip fee 50 cent!.
-• Any person May bent:met member by application
and payment of the fee at any time before or'do.
ring the ithwinuauce of the Fair.
Competitors for piemittma moat hire their ap.
plicaliOne recorded by -dm Secant:l on'or before
,abit z first day piece di 11814,4 arming the Fair
Cards 'wilt be furnished, tit's, attached , to their
- friiiinale or anialus on,plazing them Within the en.%
All animals and articles entered for premiums
moat be on the ,prouid4 before lA,o'cluck M. on
the bib„. the first day of the fair
No animal or /oriole entered lot premium shall
be reiriderid from thergrOunds ontifihe chwe of +be
Asks:plass by permission of the Executive Com
mittee, and nu premium wall)! paid when award
ed to sock, ai token array in violation of this
role. -
Non* eAttLE, *a,
CoMpetitorslorpremintne en Horses, Neat Cat
tle or Ottlitt five stack; Field or Harden crops, pro•
ducts of the Dairy, and Honey and Sugar mut
lodge with the Secretary ,a written atatemeot—of
the pedigree, blood, mode of feeding, if prepared
!or the Witcher; ann;other Characteristics, as fir out
May be, !ol the .annuals presented; the mode of
cultivating, the expense of the same, the kind and
quantity of seed, the time of *owing or planting the
same, and other useful information,, as fa as may
be, relating to the crop presented; the full process
of manufacturing, preserving-and preparing •for
market, all articles of the dairy presented ; the kind
of Wye, Mode of taking the Honey, (the bees not
be destroyed) and the process of making and clati•
Eying the sugar, presented.
No premium will•be awarded to any livestock
not raised in this, county, unless theclaimant shall
be a citizen of the county and the owner of the
stock, and the aim. shall have been brought into
county for the express purpose of improving the
breeds.
NEM
Competitors for premiums on Bucks will be be
required to exhibit to the judges a sample of the
&aria last plum hominid bucks, and also a , writ.
ten statement of the weight of the fleece and the
condition of the wool; competitors for prominms
on Ewes are required, alto, to exhibit samples of
the lag shorn fl eeces , and a- written statement 01
the aggregate weight of the same and the condition
of tbe wool.
:emu cods
Hors fir premiums on ettileh emirs will
the following roles
The , tows to be kept on grass only doting the
. trial, and (or tea days previous thereto. The time
of foal to the first ten days of July, and - the first
ten days of September. .
2.. A statement to be made containing the age
and breed of cow, and time of calving; the quan
tity of milk in weight, amialso of butter made do
ing each period of ten days
3. The statement of (sets to be made to the judges,
certified by the competitor, and one other person
conversant therewith.
FIELD CROPS.
Compact:a lot premiums on Grain and other
field crops will observe the following Infec—
t. The quantity of land specified for each crop,
most be measured in one piece.
2 The entire crop must be measured, slid one
bushel of each of the specifiedgrain and seeds
mvAtur weighed, and presented for examination
by die judges.
3. The land must be measured, and the crop
weighed and measured in presence of three com
petent and - disinterested persons', and certified by
them in writing.
PLOWING.
. Compe hors for premiums on plowing and flows
will ofzerve the following nnes
3. Lainls will be measured and marked out cod
taining # eons each. The time allow of plow.
fug will be for horse teams, 45 minutet4-Iffid rot et
teems 60 minutes. Awards will be made for the
best plowing within the prescribed time.
2: 'the furrow must not be more than 12 inc4es
wide, nor fess than eight inches deep.
3. Each plowman to drive his own team.
4. No plowman to start until the signal is given
by the chairman of the judges or some poison sp.
poiated for that purpose.
s.'lhe (pithy of the plows entereOr premiums
mturr be determined by trial in pAence of the
ildll6lL
• : shcOlt SAWA. IC
Competitors for premiums on Bacon Hams, pre.
served mute, dried knits and other articles of this
elan, are required to furnish :Asthma statement of
the mode of coring and preserving the same.
noun snomna,
Competitors -tor premiums on Horse and nx
'• shoeing, most tur the makerir of the shoes used,
sad the animists shod must be brought un the
groundslin impeation.
suittfultram
All manufactured articles entered tot premiums ,
end Willie products ot ibis botintil t end midi by
or ender the direction of the competitor.
astscuMlNOT inv?tzgarge tug UST, age..
AU articles not contained in the list if mini.
ems will be adjudged by the committee on chin
unmated artic les Persons entering such will at.
tack* card to each article with the , following words
writes theteon.w , To the judges on unenomerated
articles."
Ankles or animals not raised or produced in this
countl, will be admitted for exhihntion but not for
premiums, and when meriting will receive the
&eiety's commendation.
The annual address will be delivered at two
o'clock on the afternoon of the 6;b; after *bitch the
awards of premiums will L. declared.
Lemons to whom premiums are awardid will re.
ears oectificates of the same from the Secretary at
any time after the close of the Pair. The diplo
`mas and commendations of the Society will be re.
en lodate entitled to them upon application to the
`Man Na of the Society will he admitted with
theicladies, and children of their families under
ergs, to air the privileges of the exhibition.
Tickets admitting one person daring the ezhibi
. Goa, 50 canti, single admittance 23 Cents.
L umwucnona vo mow
The idgee will report themselves at the office
of the titre Committee by 32 o'clock M, on
the Sib., and commence the portonnarice of their
reapecaditre,daties (with-theexceptiow of that on
rpleiriagy precisely et one Theirseports of
awards mestlat .in writing, and banded to the
Executive Cmiunittire haiku* 1$ o'clock. M on
' The Jedget on plows and plowing will common-
Isiltbeir duties at nine o'clock on the morning of
z *big* ,-wben it will be exposaed.ibel every
psalm will be upon the' ground and. restirw,
_ No pi mon will be pliOweirto act se jodLe in any
department in which be Or ober is , in any • way in
- lowed se a Competitor.
otianbilily wr act, acts OWL it the kit,
- 11 0 0 PermORPOtiabd will PleassigiT• Alnico-of the
.:fait ni Secnitsry; so that the 'sinanc3r so aces.
f _Wand may be filled in Gail ; -y 'the Executive coin-
• •
WWI POll aw,ututel . sliTixtoss.- ,
The Jodurerietiutietale-er ilt ha' Ye reprd to , the
- 11 Mnweafil - inVatittz.l4# IteMeekqelliiiies
raße etophe lareede—leettingdok
vete eige_ L
_firedog •ied other. droainettetee 'cent; 1
neesed . with dtikeefte and coadiritle theini.:
mai. They wilt be oared in their reitort to dia.
Or irldiraut.
111 fig,-
M!NMMiI
tinsulabtleirlY eihadr .blood,
iptsde, wUlbesikimind OMANI
Veal 0 4 00 0 0 / 110.8110110 1 1 die prodiknoiteofigriod
stark dercitirionitir benedit l lll- •
-- ;The Judges onu ,Kodnetiuns, *ill
hare mgritO to qualhy .and perfection :as well-as
size and irantity ,- protinced- Intuits should
they- award a premturalman atticlefot forced. " and :
unnaturalimwth when the sainirbar been prods'.
eed at the sacrifice of army desirable veiny; the
object being gicre imaxansiemeitt- to. each pro
ductions ate anal perfect au quality,' sins and
quantity.
The Judges on arictibural and mechanical im
&meats and manufactures, should hare regard
solely to the superior adaptation, -durability, and
general utility of all ankles presented tothem. No
premium should tie ewvdOd for articles merely for
the stipstOr moo knrianship_ eabibitatt is _their con-
struction, when ibe same 4 . 0t11 not posieras the
requisite qualities for sillily and intend. useful,
nese. -
-AA will:be the dotrof the judges on articles not
efitunerated in the list, to award .such. premiums,
diplomas and' commendations, as in their judg
metitih6extmordinarychamcter, or superior quili.
ties of the same shall merit, haying regard, when
awarding cash premiortut, to the state of.the Anus.
cgs °fide Society.
The judges will be expected in all eases in mat
ing their reports, to give a statement of the reasons
which influenced their decision, pointing out the
superior qualities of the animals or snidest° which
premiums are awarded. In no cud will they
award ipremium when the atiicte or animal is not
worthy though there be nneompetition. And when
there is but cue competitor„although he may show
several mime!. in iciasiror subdivision, only one
premitnq will be awarded, that to be the first or
otherwise u the animal or article may be adjudged
to merit.
The Judges will;be appointed, and notice .;
given
of the same in due time.
Varlet TO COMPCTITOIUVAND.6IIIIIIITOU
It is very desirable that patentor - who intend to
become competitors or exhibitors et this lair. give
early notice to the Secretary (post paid) of their
imentione—stating the_ kind of article or animal
they wish to e n ter ; suthst ample preparations may
be made for shit same; From present indications
the entries will largely exceed that of lasi year,and
the committee are anxious that the arrangements,
shall be full and complete, so that each department
'will have its full space, and each animal or article
fairly and properly exhibitedi
it the intention of Messrs S»rrrutr & Watsms,
of Athens, to exhibit on the grounds a Steam En.
gine, in faU operation, and arrangements will be
made to famish power for driving any kind of tis
chinery that it may be desirous to exhibit in mo
don. •
A committee will be appointed at an early day
of which notice will be given, to examine such
Fruit and vegetables presented, as ripen befcre,and
cannot be kept for examination lathe Fair.
Every precaution acd care will be taken that no
article, however costly or delicate in tannin, or
manufacture, ihall be in the least injured. Officers,
in sufficient numben,will be on the grounds, whose
duty it win be to look to the safety of everything
on exhibition.
Water and hay will be fomi-hed on the grounds
free of expense, to competitors and exhibitors.
LIST OP PItEISIVIISO
stoti anus.
Best stallion for heavy draught over 4 years..
old,- SS 00
Second best, 4 00
Best stallion for light draught or saddle over
4 years old, ' 5 00
Second beet, 4 00
Hest stallion S years old and trader four, i 00
Sec.ond best, - 3 oo
Best brood Mare, 4 bo
Second best, 300
CAIIIIIAGIC sin DIUUOHT 101 W.
Best pair matched carriage horses, 3 00
Second best, 2 00
Best pair draught horses, 3 00
Second best, ' 2 00
Best single carriage horse, mare or gelding, 2 00
Second best, I 50
Best saddle horse, mare or gelding, 2 00
Second beet, 1 50
COLTS.
Point i years old horse colt, 2 00
Second best, 1 00
Best 2 years old mare or fillet', 2 00
Second best, 100
'l,
Best yearling colt, 2 00
Second best, 100
Beal socking colt, , 2 00
Second best, , 1 00
IWO AND 110LCS.
.
Best Jac*, - 400
.
Second best, • 3 00
Best pair of mules, 3 00
Second best, 2 00
CATILZ-11011110N• easunt—ret.t. MOD.
Best bull 3 years old and upwards, 5 00
Second best, 4 00
Beat bell 1 years old, 4 00
Second best, 3 00
Best one year old bull, 800
Second best, 2 00
Best cow 8 years old and upwards 4 00
Second best, 1 00
Best 2 year, old beifer , 300
&road OO
Best Mu ter old bidet, 2 2
00
Second boa, 1 00
Best bull calf, 2 00
Second beat, 100
"
Beat heifer du 2 00
Second beg, 100
GRAM AID IllineD Mien& .
The premiums will be this same es tot fell
bloods.
Orrire tetra.
The rreminms will be the same is for (till
bloods.
WORRIES, CATILS.
Best team of sit yoke of working cattle own
ed by the citizens of any one town, 88 00
Second best
It is expected :bat the above teams will come
upon the woods M good style, with theh twat.
live townships designated , upon banners or other
iris' is.
Bea pair of working oxen 6 years ohl, 3 00
Second best, 2 00
Beat pair oxen 3 years old and under 5 3 00
Second best, 2 00
Bust pair 2 years old steers 200
Second best . 1 00
Best pair.yeariing steers 2 00
Seed best 100
SILCH COWS.
Beta =itch cow, - 3 00
Second best, 2 00
[Compton will darn the rain by which the
jod ate to detatmidel •
m girnt.
Best pair fat oxen of meta,
Second best,
Best fat ox or. steer,
Second best,
Best' tat cow or heikr,
Second best, • , •
•
• OLAVernaltik Mat? /MD sirs.
Beg sliutestervi- ilium, 1 00
Second-best do. • , . 50
Seri shwgbieied 114 . •
; I 00
satki--nat 'wool.
'l3OOOOO '
Boa baik:hunbc.4 XI
SePtedtilto ,;1 00
'Baia AZ OWOC4:, 200'
t es o n a ba lk 1.5.;4 : 19.
'Bedpetkof •-.
Second belt, ' 7$
MERBIKM
iket back,
Sewed bete,.
Iket tinelefambi:
Snood bait;
Best - siz ores;
S.ecenia bee,
Second best,
COARPS WOOL MUTTON /HIV?.
Beet betic s :-
Second beat s
Best six ewes, -.
Second best,
-. mom
Best boar .6 mond', old or upefarde, 2
Second-best; - • - 1
Best breeding sow,. • 2
Second best, ' " 1
Best Litter of pigs not lees dm 4 in number,. -
nor over aim months old • _ 1 .
Second best, - -
resins. -
Best pair foreign breed', cock and ken;
Second best,
Beat pair of chickens, foreign Wed,
Second best,_ _ •
Beat Jersey Blocs, cock and two hens,
Pglands,
Dorking',
Game fowls
pair torksya,
pair geese,
pair of Muscovy dick'
pair common I do
Largest end best variety of fowls,
Second best
VIVID C Roes.
Best 3 acres of winter wheat,
Second hest do
Best 3 acres of Spring *beat,
Second best do
Best 3 acres of Corn,
Second beat do .
Best 3 acresof rye,
Second best do
Beat 3 sores of oats,
Second best do
Best acne of Barley,,
Best and most timothy bay on 3 acres,
Second best do
Best and most clover On 3 acres,
Second best do
Best 3 acres of buckwheat,
Second best do
Best half acre of potatoes,
Second best do
Best half Me of turnips, • - •
Second best do
Best quartet sore of field bogs,
Second best do
Best gustier acre at field beans,
Second best do
Best acre of Peas,
Best quarter acre carrots,
Second best do
Best quarter acre of parsnips,
Second best do
Best twenty-five field pumpkins,
Second beat do
Best bushel timothy seed,
clover seed,
flax seed,
Best sample seed corn,
Largest and best variety of garden seeds
Largest and best satiety of Geld root seeds
CURD= lIIICILTLIUJA
Largest and best variety garden metal:des, $1
Second best do.
Best doz long blood beets,
half dot heads habbage,
3 head/teal:Mowers,
half doz. stalks Celery,
sample lima beans,
hall doz. winter squashes,
half peck onions,
doz parsnips,
doz carrots,
sample tomatpes,
sample egg plants,
3 sweet pumpkins,
doz. ears sweet COM,
doz cucumber., -
variety radishes,
hall doz. broccoli,
ball peck early garden potatoes
hall peck early garden turnips
Best specimen of butter, tub or Min, not less than
25Ibs. 113
Second best do. 2
Best specimen of fresh toll butter, not less
than If lbs. 150
Second test do
Best cheese cot less than 20 lbs.
Second best do.
1101111EY AND 500411.
But honey hot Was than 6 lue.
Second beat do. '
Best maple sugar not less than 6 lbe
Second beat do.
Befit barrel of *beat Boor,
Second best da. 2
Boat sack of back*beat float, Rid ponds, f 50
Second best do. '
Best seek corn time, one bOldied potmde 150
Second best 1
IfACOI VANS /MD Yilsd sett MOM enters.
Vest eared bem
fleeOhd best
Best dried beef
Second best
Beet smoked do
Second best
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Largest and beat variety of early apples. not
. leas than Nix of each I '
Second best 50
test dozen early variety 50
Largest and best variety of early pears, sit of
each I
Second beat do 60
Best dozen early variety 60
Largest and best early variety of peat*, sis
of each. 1 00
Beeond beat .
60
Best dozen early variety 60
Largest and best variety of plums I
Second best 60
Beat dozen • 50
Best 0 water mellons 60
Best 8 musk mellons • , 60
rats roost.
Largest and best variety of hill apples silt each I
Second beat 60
Best dozen • 50
Largest and best variety late pears, a ot each I
Second best 60
Best dozen , 60
Largest and best variety peaches. lof each 1
Snead best 1 . 00
Beat dozen 60
Laigentiii best variety grapes 3 clostirm ZIA 1 -00
Best dozeit Winches . 60'
Beeond best -- - . 1 i - '.60
Best dozen quinces . , ,- ••-• AO *
Beat late uteri mcilotis .• .ao
*SWIM MOM ~.,
Beiri s lieee pec i in tli on in
d d ried ried .pe ati ackes pies kiff . pat i
specimen dried raspberries
specimen dried blacittarien i
, minim, annzazirrs._
3 03 ‘
2 00
2 00
- vo
- 2 00,
oo
Best two bone plow
liteeond best `,
'Best subsoil plow •
Best side: bill ,plow
tilt/mos
roller "
7 vain drill
fatutiog ioi l •
. Moots , •
boric* rube
'Maas' atiellue
bone power
wagon for farm purposes
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Kato sum at caosix
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eartioswatisa - • • 2
iet itylloboulk`b2 , llll2 for 1.2114,11.10:.
aft Salk CNN, r
kejr mittitraw :cal* `'.1...
stamp siochism•
awn abetter -
tido milks ;
balklicitin bud rocs
- os yoke, complete ; " - Lou
'cons baskets . DIP
wits for, tarn oefield ose
scraper for rata or 'rowt . tisO ' "" t
- half dozen hoes
best`twootioure forks
two bay forks
ch - ertse press
barld,chom
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, - kit('
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:1:,10
3_ 00
It
50
00
00
75
wavier els . ant e - • -
Root cutter '
IP, chain
itubbizig
;
PLpl/las,
Best ploairrg with horse teeth
Bectatl , best ..
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,flestlkaMagmjsb as team _
Second best
ItioltillFlCAL 1.11/1.01111211 1/1.118411117114
.. 11:16
test spec** of 'letter press printing 2
specimen'Of dabbing. ills= or biass • 1 00
iron-castings • " • ' 1
blachnshhs' work. .
.. . 1
ism • horse carrier . „ 3
. sing!. carriage ' ' ' 'f
,' 1
tiro horse' MAIO hatnessi i ' I
single carriage harness . ,1 50
saddle and bridle
cooking stove
parlor store
coal stove
lot cabinet Ware
Second best
Best pair fin. boots
pair lady's shoes.
aide sole leather
side upper leather
dressed calf skin
aide harness leather
set window blinds
1001461 s assorted window sash 1
specimen of ornamental fence 2
1000 long shingles 2
Second best do ; ' 1
Best 1000 feet pine boards 2
Second best do 1
Best 1000 short shingles 1
Second beet do ' 76
Best meat barrel 60
3 dour barrels , 50
2 butler firkins 50
specimen of marble or stone cattle, 1
.600 bricks 1
specimen of tailoring 1
made panel door 1 1
specimen of graining
specimen of sign painting 1
made ride gun - I
made shotgun 1 .
six pieces of un ware 1
pair blankets I
piece satinet I
pies. of overcoating t
piece broad cloth 1
wool carding 1
1010111 AiiiD Ott imostiro,
Best specimen of horse shoeing 2
Second best do 1
Best specimen of ox shoeing 1 60
Second best do 1
neossaotn sisserseseats-•-trmis CLAM.
Best tan yards of flannel 1
Second best do • 50
Best ten ,yards of Wool esipellOg 1
Second best do 50
Best ten yards of tag earprdng - 76
Second best do 50
Best hearth Sig 50
Ten pits of Wien 1
quarter potuid linen thread - 50
pair troblblin socks or stockings so
Second best do 25
Best pair *train mittens or gloves 80
Second hest do 55
Best ma& shirt 75
Second best do 60
Best 3 shirt collars 4 60
Biat bed quilt i
Sehemd best do ' 60
Best counterpane or coverlet 1
Second best do 50
Best specimen of woolen yarn 60
door mat so
Best specimen of darning 60
00
00
00
50
50
1 00
Bed made bread
Second best do
Third best do
Best pound cake 50
sponge cake 50
fruit cake .50
Opts butter 50
tied& Matta ' 50
_
_ cucumber pickles 50
variety of pickles 50
currentjelly 50
variety fruit Jelty 50
raspberry vinegar 50
variety fruit preserves 60
wasting soap 50
toilet do 50
1 50
75
50
75
50
Belt tamp gat73
....
second beet do Ito
Best vone of worsted dowers t 00
wan flowers 1 00
paper dowers 60
specimen of WO knitting ' 50
Satiety of wonted work 71
Besond best do 60
1
so
room CLASS.
Best irately of fancy needle seri .7$
Second best do 50
Best specimen of fancy needle work 50
specimen of sill embroidery 60
worsted emproideryso
specimen ormosaio work on chide or stool 75
Second best do 60
Pllrfil CUM
Befit titenantan-maker's work I
best do 50
Best specimen of millinery Work t
Second best do ao
Best specimen of fine needle work 80
/117/1 CLUB.
Beet painting in oil colors I ,
,It " water colon 73
Crayon or motto-aromatic drawing 30
pencil drawing 50
display of fancy articles 73
second best do 50
towns. ain - casu•nousa alma.
Largest and most benntilitt - variety of noises, 1
Second best do . 75
Best basket bows 60
hand boqoet 30
Largest and best vanity green Mese puentl I
Second boss do -, ~ 1
,Tildrd best do, 60
.. .
Judges on the above different classes of articles
will hamippyrer to awarddiscretioaarypremimus,
Mia commendations, on each puiritorums articles
u'uldi be presented, coutiog within their respec
tive classes.
Bp order of the. Executive Committee.
NM. C. BOGART, Secretary.
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WAursa, rue Fuasusvu, has surrendered ,to
the United States authoiities, to save himself from
falling into the Wall of the Mexicana: Re is to be
tried for violating the laws of the country-prohibit
ing ettingoot arud expeditions against other *Gan
tries. There is timelier offence which ought not to
biovedooked when the law comas to deal milker
tree td this Individual, and that is the deliberate
murder tWo of Ids whom he had shin,
ander.* tientence 4 of court manna, ccooPollod of
, other Plows.-Shoob),10 wasp, con.
Ciotion, alder our laws which is scarcely. robable
"tinder the testilitixtyithe litexittatigoienuninif will
Aindideas. ,
dinnind his snitender, to limier for thp
climes he was pill. of in Sonora..
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E,O. G O O DR I CH, EDITOR.
Towanda, lOatarthry, June 17,1854.
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r • !IronasAit.The Repisior.
00: per sanan,lipldiritlua W n
Wryest SO gnu will
dedeetett..ibt /sib pild aiteallytuadvalweill 00 will be
mimed. Nome, met overswolsorif mins lout &r.
Aswitrouweare, per some or us tiles, SO eeete for the
fraud Mesita Orr emit subsequent lasertiee. _
107011ke Hi tie" Unto* ma th side of the Pahhe
lowizeolest dein to the Brodkord Hotel, Bonner betwese
eaten. Adam' and ElwelPs low aces:
Demotarafic ittsite Nomllatlons.
- vos SoViEroa,
WILLIAM BIGLER, os Cr.saansur Co.
" tea swiss or its -wrists Cony,
ITEREIKIAH B. BLACK, or Sow:ran-Co
11011 WWI CONIIIISIONIS,
HENRY S. MUM', or Pix Cotrwrr
Otr* The List of Premiums for the next Fair of
the Bradford Agricultbrai Society, takes op much of
our space, this week. The half will be found to
be very full, and directions to Competitors ample.—
We are pleased to see already indications of a
grand display this fall. We hope that all of our
Farmer friends will find, something amongst their
productions, worthy of being displayed.
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On Ftiday morning last, at half put three,* the
familliu alarm of fire aroused our citizens horn
their illumine". The barn attutbed to the dwelling
of Mrs. Nancy E. Bull, corner of State and River
streets, was enveloped in fiames; when the alarm
was first given, thleatening destruction to the ad
jacent property. Flanklin Fire Company, with
their Engine were speedily at work, and succeed.
ed inJuresting the flames almost at the point when
Sul discovered.
The barn of Mrs. 801 l was almost destroyed
when the fire was first discovered, and was con
sumed, with the wood shed of the dwelling. The
dwelling house was partly burned, and completely
saturated with water. It was occupied by Joint
L►oattt.rs, who had moved in but a few days pre
vious. He had time to remove bat a tew of his
goods, and is a heavy loser.
' The barn was occupied by Sheriff Thomas—
Awe horses were fortunately absent—and he loses
only some harness.
A heavy loss falls upon Capt. Loons, proprietor
of the Canal Packet St. Louis, who was jam com
mencing regular trips between Towanda & Athena.
He had m the stable three valuable horses, a quan•
fity of harness and oats, and loses at least 5500 . .
Mrs. Bull, we understand, has no insurance up
on her building.
Mesas. Bailey & Netrios lose between 4o and 50
thousand shingles, piled upon the river bank, in
front of the barn. This shingle pile was on fire
when the alarm was first given.
The dwelling south of the corner was occupied
by Luther H. Scott, whose loss consists in the dam
age done his furniture by water and by removing a
a portion.
Too high credit cannot be awarded to the e'er-
Lion* of the Fire Company, nor too much praise
given to thehEoginit they work. The fire bad
gained so much headway when first discovered,
that a partial destruction of Mr. Bull's dwelling
booty/az inevitable. The efficiency of this of
ganization has become so apparent, that we trust
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tit earliest favorable opponunity will be taken to
pft re another Engine, or at least provide reser
voi , necessary to afford protection loamy part of
the borough.
It is supposed that this fire was the work of an
incendiary.
VW, Japan Expedition.
The last arrival from Europe brings an account
of the entire succeasof Commodore Petty's mission
to Japan. On his second visit to Japan, to receive
the reply of the authorities to the invitation of the
United States to enter into closer commercial rola
firms, his reception was exceedingly friendly, and
the object of the, expedition, hu been fully accom
plished. • It does not appear that op to the latest
date he had been able actually to conclude a treaty
but it seems certain that the conditions of one bad
ken agreed upon. The news was received at
Hong Kong by the frigate Stiscue/uume, which lett
Jeddo on the 25th of March. The statement of
her officers was positive that the ratification of the
treaty was to take place on tbe . 27th,and that alter
its completion Commodore. Peer's wu to give a
grand entertainment to the Commissioners.
The Japaitese received Commodore Patter with
the utmost cordiality,—they concede every point of
etiquette on which he insisted, and took great pains
to evince their friendly feelings towards him and
towards the United States. They have agreed to
open two ports, Simodi in Niphon and Marmara on
the Island, to American CoMmerce, and to substi.
tore others if these should be found inconvenient.
They 1100 agree to treat with kindness any Ameri.
cans who may come among them, and co famish 1
water and ptavisions for all American vessels that
may visit their cast. Coal depots and a supply of
cogitate also to,be granted for American Steamers.
From the account given of the funeral of one of the
seamen attached to. the expedition, it appears
that the largest liberty. was granted to the Ameri•
cans for the performance of their religions dim-
It is stated that Com. Pitaav proposed extend the
privileges thus conceded,. to other • nations, but
the Jammu refused. They denied that any con.:
cousion bad been made to the Russians.
MCLAIIICROLT OCCORACNCII.—Mary Welch, aged
about ten years, was drowned in the Susquehanna
just below the bridge at &hem; on Sunday after
noon the 11th inst. It appeared that shb was sail
ing in a boat with another girl about the some age
and before they . were aware, had drifted into the
current leading beak of the Island, whoa she be.
came alarmed Mid jthriped out of the hoar; and en
diamond to draw itishore,.:hut the .001Teial being
too strong for her shemsboatried down thiestreans.
Near Artthoure eloped befero the - body was re f
covered.
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ASIMIDAT/ONAL FUND FEET*—
" - 7 4Alswill be beld elk Ow Fourth of"Jal
battattbt at
the ealuitteltsreenesliellie
Was faloironls. Thepnmeeib will be us .
properiengstbool Ibures ler the Institute. Tb .
of thee , wad walfrender the approaching 11 ,
'ternary of Miriam Independence peculiarly in
. - . Iffeefo rt shall be wandirg to secure for
1 platfOrtalbe'best talent. The Hon. Wm.:
swans has invited to deliver the Oration
• d holm ars rtained that hi will ,
duCtwn eiqr 'wallahs place= s '
-if . , /all announce will •
, as soon the necessary patents
„ plate.
so +
Dinner will be tirovided at the Institute, and
1 throws opts. Dinner tickets at IllS per Co ,
will be for at next week in the several to ,
a of the CoantY• Seats under sorer for 1 1
,no will be Ptterhholt and every effort will
e for the comfort of all who may attend.
id by way of provision for the table will
' Valli received, Friends of Education may tie ,
i y contribute a public pleasure end il lasflas
•- : •
at @biota's:lt
for tickets s
ber.
pply may be provided, appliea
aid be made innsiediately to the
S. F. COLT. General Agent.
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THU . 1 " RANCE CELEBRATION.—
," The P. hof July next, will be celebrated
eigIONROBTON, io n Temperance principles, wider
T
i „,,,„,,int eepervis . of the Bons of Temperance and
4340 d Tempters. awn° Luxe. of Ithaca, it is
mooted will deli er the Oration, a good band of
/
m will be in titteadance. aud the progyeellings
w to enliiiencd by some beautiful temperance odes
by Monroewn Temperance Choir. Dinner will
be viamkby Mr. H.Bbsw,of the Monroetan Tem
pe Eickange. In 'hon. our friends may be
. that neither trouble nor expense will be
sp •to make the
Temperance
what they should
be It form a Grand Temperance Jubilee, The P.
or r 8. T. and the friends of Temperance general.
Iy tbrrighout the county, are respectfully invited to
anent
- emits-nu or .1 AAAAA IMINTS.
La Salsbury. Lewis Kellogg,
IfAI. Fowler. Miss E. Salsbury,
Anthony Mullen, Mrs. H. K. Fowler,
C. N. Knapp, 1. B.Bmith,
Muck Nudge. B. W. Alden,
George Smith. .
loo* 3. 11154.
ME MEM DISCOVERY OF THE
PI . Farmers, Families and others, ,
chase. Remedy equal to Da. TOllk3' ifi
Lynx , rbr Dysentery, Cholic , Croup, I
Rhea ism, Sore Throat, Tootharbe,Sea sa,
Cuts, Swellings, Bruises, Old Soren
ache, nito Bites, Pains in the Limbs,
Back, e .
itt
Ili t d not give relief,the money will be
ed---all tis asked, is a trial, and use it ace!
to three. s.
It isEnglinh remedy, and was used by
IV.,
the IV., run of England, and certifie
him, as a e
ore for rheumatism, when every
else had ' ed.
Dr. To as has put op a 1101135 Llamas. i
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and betto
any otheri for cholic, scratches, old sores,
swellings, tate, bruises. etc.
Over 1000,00 txntles have been sold in the
ted States, 'without a single failure, and many
stated they would not be without it it it was Si
bottle, in case of Croup, is it is as certain as
applied.
It cures Cholera, when first taken, in a few h
Dysentery in half an hour—toothache in five mil
It is perfectly innocent to take internally, and
commended by the most eminent physicians ii
United States. Price 25 and 50 cents.
Dr. Tobias could fill a dozen newspapers wit
tiScates and letters rtlaiing to the Wonderful .•
accomplished by bis Liniment, but considers
ranting it sufficient, as any person who does n
Min relief need not pay for it.
Price 50 cents. Dr. Tobias' Office, 240 G
wich street, New York.
For sale at Dr. H. C. Porrsa's Drag Store,
ands, •
New Ibvertisements.
Auditor's Notice.
Brown it Rockwell vs. John Terwilliger. In
Common Pleas of Bradford County. No.
May Tenn, 1851.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the C
to distribute funds received by Shetirs sal -
defendant's real agate, seised to eseeution issued
the above suit. will attend to the duties of said
pointment at his °Mee in Towanda borough en
26th day of July, 1854, at 2 o'clock P. M, where
persons interested are required to present their elai
of be debarred &Om said fund.
June 16, 1854. P. D. MORROW, Auditor.
Auditor's Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Mtn Welsh, deceased.--
In the Orphans
Court of Bradford County.
MBE un dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
.L Court, to Marshall assents and distribute funds
in the hands of the Administrators of said estate,
will attend to the duties assigned him, at his oMce
in the boro' of Towanda. on Thursday the 27th of
July. 1854, at 2 o'clock P. M. All persons having
claims upon said funds, must present them at the
time and place aforesaid, or else be forever debarred
from the same. P. D. It ORROW, Auditor.
June 18, 1854.
Auditor's Notice.
In the molter tithe Estate cyliwnpitry Brown, demos
ed In the &pion Court ofßradford County.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by thews
to make distribution of funds in the hands a
the Administrators of said estate, will attend to th
ditties assigned him, at his Office, in the Hero'
Towanda, on Friday, the 28th of July, 1854, at
o'clock P. M. And all persons having claims upo
said fund, must presemshem at the time and pl •
aforesaid, or else be forever debarred from the sem
Jane 18, 1854,L. P. D. MORROW, Auditor.
t AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
J. M. WuUlasoldounistrator ofthe Estate of D.
IPaliks, deelg, vs. Daniel IIW, Jr. In the
mon Pleas opradford County, No. 138, Der
Term, 185 q.
'THE undertigned Auditor, appointed by the cod
II to distrilite funds, in the hands of the Shed
will attend Write duties assigned him, at his o
in the Borolst Towanda, on Tuesday the 25th Et
of July, tai), at 2 o'clock P. M. AU persons b
jug demand. upon said funds. must present •
at the time adplace aforesaid, or else be fore •
debarred the same.
June 16054. P. D. MORROW, Auditor.
CORN
Ntigatots with steel teeth. for safe
H. 8. MERCUR.
1 Atiditoes Notice.
In de stater of fig teigaN ga d vme d, of 0. I
... to S.. a B . in the con.
f m d Co. No. 131, . r 185 i
HE u ipaid, an auditor appointed by asii
Coa ::ta distribute money in the bands fB.
CAaul s
8 - Bludisitssid - Assignee. will attend to h..
smarm at liu °Mee in the borough of Towa ,dat
Monday I Sethorinne. A. D. IBM, at 1 'clock
/ 1 :* ' . out "here all persons inter ITS
requisite .'to anima.
D'A. OVERTON. Auditor.
May 20, 1854.
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In die
-11 of,Fwitstate of Asa Manley, died. Ft
rity .. ,
Celia qf Brodfrffd County.
17,7 Feigned having been appointed an st•
i
di b hear.tiamine and report ltPee the 6 ' 4
a n ,t ll , l ;at o f the administrators of Asa Mulch
the—',,„— * we..iee melt dons are sled. will attend t
--_, autllese him on the 28th day of Jr
pulp eel o'clock. 1%. M. at his Mks in the born '
Towasiii .
1804, .-D'A. OVERTON, Auditor.
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• I kinds of grain & !amber
' ' some eadi wiU be paid , by _
leas. PHINNEY.
B'<' • • & §IIOEB, the largest sad cheest a
:-.,11/32ent Th wanda; by PHINapNEY:
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