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ludford fipivitit
LOOM AND GENERAL.
rowsneCaußos Draitrroxy.—_-Baptiat
Church.—Dee. Boars DIMLY; Pastor.
Preaching,Smdaya at 10i A. tr., and 7j
P. m. Sunday School, 1j P. m. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening.
IL E. Church.—/kre. J. T. Brunntzrz, Pos
ton Preaching every Sunday at 10i sat.
and 71 p. K. Bveday , r.
Prayer Meeting every miring.
.Presbyterian Cherch.—Bee. Wm. •
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday% ll l 2 4
1. 11., and 7 PaL &MIST 10. x.
Prayer Sleeting Thursday evening,.
Dpisoopal Murch.—Bee. P. D. Houma, Pea
, tor. Preaching every Sunday at 101 /LW.
r and 3P. m. Sunday &drool, le P. IL
Ttrs Tars The following is the
Male Table of the Pennsylvania and New
'York Canal and Bail Road Company, 'which
took effect on Monday, May, 11, 1868 :
I j' ..
P. IL A. M. A.K.
PtAvzsu.... 620 1120. ... .8:30
Arcs ....6:45 U 25. ....8:45
.720 11:48. ... .828
Dun= 1303 gat
TOWANDA.... 7.45 1228 928
P. M......P. M. A. M.
F.to
L M. A. M. P. IL
WAnsaLY 808 1100 458
Ammo —.7:53 10:45 443
Hurl( .7:40 1032 400
Maria. ... 725 , 1017 4:15
Towalm ...700 9:52 350
A. IL A.M. P. M.
JOHN P. COX, Ageriyeteakkat,
Republican Meetings.
At FILM ELINDALE. gatoriknr evening.
Sept. 26. Speakers. HENRY kszlEsq.
and CoL E. OVERTON Jr. •
At LEROY, Friday evening, Sept.-25. SSW.
speakers.
At NORTH ROME Church in Bumptown,
Saturday evening, Sept. 26. lipeakers,
W. T. DAVIES Esq. andJ. HOLCOMB.
At ROME born, Saturday evening, Oct. 3.
Speakers, W. T. DA ~8 and HENRY
FEET.
At ORWELL, Friday evening, Sept. 25.
Speakers, Hon. 11. IdEBOUR and Hon.
GIRO. LANDON.
At LITCHFIELD, Saturday afternoon, Sep
26. Same Speakers.
At ATHENS boro, Saturday evening, Sept.
26. Speakers, Hon. 11. MEWUR and
GEO. D. MONTANTE.
At WARREN CENTRE, Monday afternoon
Sept. 28. Speakers. Hon: GEO. LAN
DON and W. T. DAVIES.
At BURLINGTON, Wedneiday afternoon,
Sept. 30. Speakers, Hon. GEO. LAN
DON and N. O. Elsbree,
At EIDGBITEY, Thursday afternoon, Oot.
1. Speakers, Hon. GEO. LANDON and
N. C. Y.LSISBEE.
At CANTON, Frida, October 2. Speak
ens, Hon. U. and Hon. GEO
LANDON & Hon. W. IL AHMTSRONG
At SMITHFIELD CENTRE, Thursday
evening, Sept. 24. Speakers, Hon. U.
ALERCUR and W. IL CARNOCHAN.
At ASYLUM, in Macedonia Church, Sat
urday evening, October 3. Speakers,
Gen. H. J. MADILL and T..E.
LEY.
At ASYLUM, in the School House a
Frenchtown, Friday evening, October 2;
Speakers, Capt.. B. M. PECK and W. HI
THOMPSON - .
At SHESHE,QUEN, at Union Cornerii,
Sat
urday evening, Sept. 26. Speaker Oen.
IL J. MILDILL.
At PIKE, in the Welch Church, Wednesday
evening, Sept. 30. Speakers, HENRY
PEET and W. T. DAVIES.
At WINDHAM CENTRE. Monday evening,
September 28. Same Speakers.
At LERAYSVILLE, Tuesday evening, Sep
29. Same Speakers. t
At MEGAN, M Watkinee Hotel, Friday eve
fning, September 25. Speakers, PAUL D.
MORROW and BEND M RECS.
At ASYLUM, Saturday evening, September
26, at the Sickler School 1i011843. Speak
ers, 0. D. BARTLETT and B. M. PECK.
At ALBANY, Friday evening, September
25, at the Church in New Albany. Speak
•ere, W. T. DAVIES and B. M. PEON.
orn to (Attire me.
'rice with G. D. Montane, corner gain and
• recta. Towanda, Pa., Jan, 14; 1867.
)ARSONS, & CARNOCHAN, AT
TORNEYS AT LAW, Troy, Bradford Co.
.1 in all the Courts of the county. Col
, .rla made and promptly remitted.
riasows, dl2 R. H. CARNOCHIII.
I . it, PRATT has removed to State
(first above B. S. Russel & 'Co's
, . l'erson.s from a distance desirous of
con
him, will be most likely to find him on
.• .y It each week. Especial atteution.will
to surgical cases, and the extraction of
:as or Ether administered o ben desired.
aiy 1y.1566. D. S. PRATT, M. D.
H. WESTON, DENTIST. -
( ~ 'lce in Patton's Block, over. Gore's Drug
: Stbrs. ljan6B
lit: 4 . 'l'. F. &. WM. A. MADILL,
I Pr/I - SIC/A:I%F, ZI NG SURGEONS,
' -• n•siden;:e i= Wyeiox, Pa. Dr. T.
1 .!‘n bc , nsulted at Gore's Drng Stole
and& every Saturday. Dr. Wm. A.
‘..111 give epecial attention to diseases
Ea, Throat and Lungs, hsving
! i ,pecislity of the above diseases for the
years.
1. 111AUILL, 11.11
.11.. • ii. 16M.
FNJ. M. PECK, ArronNEY AT LAW,
Towanda, Pa. All bribiness intrusted to
will receive prompt attntio.i. Office
lately occupied by l'ilereur
Mor
o h ui Vat lidte,o, up stairs.
' ld,l•=i;S.
VI IS. NI :Ist) N & -ELT, Physicians
rgrtms —Office on Pine street, To
the re-hlenee of Dr. Mason.
attenti-a given to diseases di Wo.
• a0..1 0.6eat.4.-4 e, Ear and Throit.
!I. D. IItiNHY OLIVER SLY, U. D.
;.1
1: 1 1)‘`..'1) EEKS—AOUTIONEER
all letters akldeev , ed to him at Sugar Run
A.D.,' .1 Co. Pa.. will receive proiniit •attention
~ I :ASCIS E. POST, Painter,' Tow
.la, Pa, svah 10 years experience. le con.
tt can give the ht.st satisfaction in Paint
lining, Staining, Glazing, Papering, &c.
rat-tie :liar attention paid to Jobbing in the
'l'7. April 9, 1866.
. AU HAN —Artihitec t 'and
e p.,,tarr.—]kit kinds of Architectural de
. Orr.amenial work in Stone,
; ()dice on Main street, over
t'o.'a Bank. Attention given to flu
:::t. Lure, such as laying out of grounds
April 1., 1867.-Iy.
J. NEWELL,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
vt: , , Bradford Co. , Pa„ will promptly attend
• business in his line. Particular attention
to running and establishing old or inapt'-
. • I.:Qs. Also to surveying of all nnpattented
,!- uy .ton as warrants are obtained. myl7
B. FORD—Licensed Auctioneer,
• TOWANDA, PA.,
W att , mt) promptly to all - business entrusted
t( Charges moderate. Feb. 13, 1668.
W P. KELLY,. Dentist. Office
1 over Wickham & Black's, Towanda,Pa.
the various styles of work acientificaU,y
w 2.2.0 1 warranted. Particular attention
SU If the Gentleman who took my
Lantern from the window at the Post Office,
Tuesday morning, _returns it at the Post
office and pays for this notice he will save
D. W. Goss.
exposure.
1. 0. of 0. F., No. 167.—The semi
annual Election will take place at the HO
on Monday evening, Sept. 28, 1868: It is
desirable that all the members should be
present .1. 8. CM, Elee'y.
AO- Wm. D. Ponta, of Philade 1-
Phia, will speak in the Quirt House, Thum
day evening. September 24, 1868, at 74
o'clock. Subject, "How to hare Peace and
Uziket."
• Limn Taf,aolunta Smuts or Minis
Causon, Towsins.=The oereinony of lay
ing the corner stona of Christ Chirgh,
es= off on Saturday last. - •
Bt. Bev. W. B. Dramas, Bishop ofjhe
Diocese, Bev. 8. J. Dovassas, former ,Beo
tor of the Pariah, Bev. Pugs Brum of
Trinity Church, Athens, and 'the Beatal.
Bev. F. D. Hosints; were present and par
.
ticipsted in the exercises.
The opening prayer was wide by 80. P.
Bums; after which the 122 d Nati was
recited by the Bishop and the oonspage.
Non.
Mr. Docomsa thin delivered en able and
eloquent address, rderting labeling term!
to the early history of the chundhand hie
own connection with it.' His remarka,
throughout were listened to. with profound
interest by his mini warm friends who had
assembled to witness the ceremonies.
At the •oogolosion of Mr. 'D.'s / address,
Mr: Moan approached the atone and
placed the following articles is the place
prepared for them;
The following memorandum of aiente
connected with early hlitory of the Parish
and list of the various Ministers in 01041
and Rectors.
Pint Minister of Eplecokel Church hold :
log regular' seniors at Towanda, was Rev.
Samuel T. Lord, who commenced holdhig
services *nee in't weeks, in 1833. Nix
B. G. Hays, who served a part of the year
of 1840. ,
ns or vserrar .Olreltell - APIXL 12, DAM .
Abrm. Goodwin, GeargeWerisey, George
Watson, 0. D. Bartlett, Wm. B. Foster Jr.,
D: Wilmot, John N. Westolt, IL 'O. Mes
cal., A. M. Ooe, Antes Snyder.
1840, April 1, contract entered into with
John Morris for building church edifloe.-
1842, third minister, Rev. George Watson.
June 14, church edifice consecrated by Rt.
Rev. H.W. Onderdank. 1843, Mr. Watson
resigned. Bev. A. & Colton, 4th minister;
sth minister, Rev. Robt. J. Parviii; 6th
minister, Rev. Benj. J. Douglass ; 7th min
ister., Be,. F. D. , Hoskins. Church incor
porated December 20, 1841; charter amen
ded September 16, 1843. Abstract from
Parish Register.
Letter from Bishop - . Onderdonk, dated
1839, regarding the settlement of first Ree
ks. Letter from Bev. Mr. Marks, first
missionary -through this region, referring
to work done as early as 1824. Bible and
Prayer Book. Postal cuneicy of each de
nomination, with autograph signatures of
Treasurer and Register. Periodicals, fie. ;
Protestant Episcopal Almanac for 1868,
Tribune Almanac for 1868, The Spirit of
Missions, American Church Missionary
Register. Missionary Intelligences, Episco
palian, Gospel Messenger,American Church
man, Church Chronicle, - Church Journal,
Bradford Reporter, Bradford Argus. Names
of Rector. Wardens and Vestrymen at the
date of the laying of the corner Stone :
Rector—Rev. Praia= D. Hoses.
IVardens-11. S. Russell, E. T. Fox.
Vestrymen—E. W. Hale, James McCabe,
M. C. /derma, Stephen W. Alvord, M. H.
Laning, L. R Rodgers.
The plans - of this building were supplied
by E. T. Porrxs, e 5.4., Architect, of New
York. Mr. J. K. Vaticagn, Architect, su
perintending the work." -??
After the articles had all been placed in
the stone, and the cover placed upon it,
the Bishop, staling the stone three times
with a mason's mallet, said :
In the name of the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen. I
lay the corner-stone of an edifice to be
erected by the name of Christ Church, and
to be devoted to the service of Almighty
God, agreeably to the principles of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the 'United
Stites of America, in its doctrines, minis
try, liturgy, rites and usages.
Other foundation can no, man lay than
that which-is laid, even Jesus Christ ; who
is God over nu, blessed for evermore ; and
in whom we have redemption through his
blood, even the forgiveness of sins. dmen.
The short discourse, by the Bishop,
which followed, was very appropriate to the
occasion. Cue= was held forth as the
only true corner stone of Religion. It was
entirely tree from sectarianism' which too
often mars occasions of this kind.
The exercises hated about an hour, and
everything passed off to the entire , satisfac
tion of all concerned. We noticed on the
platform with the officiating clergymen,
Bev. Wit. Mims, •of the Presbyterian
Church, this place, who received a cordial
TIMM
tatand christian greeting from his old friend
Mr. Docorass, as well as from the Bishop,
et th e It is expected that the foundation walls
we no
Plain of the building will be completed before
lain I winter seta in, and that the building will
and b
not b, be Pushed to a speedy completion.
as W. The size of the building is, in front 85x
w w t h il ll l2l feet—this measurement includes the
claim foundation for the tower. The spire will
te sn rud Y be 127 feet in heighth.
the • The masonry is being pat uP by Jost
rev Dream, Under .the supervision of J. /I.
we
o f Fr velum. When completed it will be one
comb of the finest church edifices in Northern
Card
30 Pennsylvania.
of in
" CoUBT Pxocsintwas.=-The Septem
mostu
ber term of our County Courts commenced
—on Monday, Sept. 5, 1868, before Hon. F.
A B. Smuts= President, and Hon. L. P.
&ALFORD and Hon. J. W. Varrormlassociate
Gm Judges. -
Buhl
now The first day of the term was occupied
Bloc w i t h the usual preliminary business. hear-.
Engl
ply t lug motions, granting rules, and receiving
thos the returns of Constables.
M al i .; The grand Jury was called and sworn
long on Moriday afternoon, as follows :
P eril E. BZED laws, Foreman, Bela K. Adams,
extr
beim M. H. Codding, A. G. Crammer, Z. P. Cor- -
Pert' son W. F. Cole, Wm. Decker, Eben Dan.
the• '
f on t wing, A. Edsall, J, O. Gerould, Wm. (for.
$' don, Solomon Smiley, A. B. Moore,f John
say Pratt, Norman Palmer, Hiram Rockwell,
all i Joel Stevens, Erastrus Shepard, Thome!'
BlCsi W i ll iams, Daniel Wells, H. B. Wilhelm,
Pa. Horace WolL
--' The grand jury having acted upon all the
T business• brought before them, were dis
y charged on Thursday, having acted upon
pee the following indictments.
r
wol THIJI SILLS,
Na l James W. Bosworth for rape.
we , Benjamin Bennett for assault and battery.
In I William Rittenhorise for larceny.
erg
way James Pendegrast for larceny.
csa James Thorp for larceny.
Des
Michael Dougherty for assault and bat
theitery.
t " Margaret Connell for assault and bat
ant
wo
tery. • _
mu John Lewis for larceny. •
kis A. Kinney for forgery.
Inv S. C. Barnes for larceny.
Ch SOT I TEM MI&
rat Alexander Wickiser and E. W. - Wickiter
dr. for larceny, prosecutor for costs.
i Ransom Darling for fornication.
Louisa M. Richards, for fornication.
Stephen G. Chalon for fornication. •
Thomas Porter for fornication.
Frederick Booth for fornication.
Benton Porter for fornication. '
The following cases were tried in the
Quarter Sessions. .
•
ant: Xs. Bombes Schrader—lndicted at
February sessions for larceny in stealing a
bridle, the property of Ezra Smith, of Gran
ville township. Defendant appeared and
plaid guilty, whereupon the Court sentenced
him to pay a tine of $5, and costs, .and un
dergo an imprisonment of ten days in the
County jail. '
Cbm. vs. Benjamin Lewis—lndicted at
Member sessions, lest, far the larceny. of
harness, le, the property of Edward Over
ton. The jury found him "not guilty."
(cm. as. Margaret Onmell—Defaulint was
indicted for assault and battery . upon Ele
gant O'Esame, in Asylum township.. 'The
jury found hot not guilty, • but to pay the
soda
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with.nits/his al Uutaksinciso*
- ode, Soutsbdsi 1 email run of usonei c
the,PrePertf efiL l 4 ?. jAbbotte*Pike kit
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lebes.mi. .911010 la Borneo--Indicted f
. , in idasftuesteheli Ocatilidsts.
eiill heel eti' . ieght eible. "itie;e 1 0 1 1".
. - • 01410 . . f Roffitoftids bozo:Wu ;
The jury Mud nihAefehlehkholliekri '.: :
!am tit:item/I dies4iiidiaidilitir
s e a t sow," for. . and bstteict Ars
Ii Z. 4 d Atheni borStigb.—
Any hind the • guilty, sink*,
gout sentenced, •to pris fine of 'slo
OM costa -of poinent&m. ••!- /
•lln the natter of O the Dir
m petiticiC of
.
: • and Tawniorobill - of the Balm& of
Troy, relating . .to•U pt&lbs 'istreit - bi-Vroy
b6Gu g h t the C l *aPPetakLA 90041/41 f ,
Vim. Boffins; 1:1, D. Lang, Gtxx N. Now
hen?. Her* P l aine*, s B. - 7, Bedbigtein
and,Throsse vieweek. mut dim*
that they meet ground described in
the PeUtieht WI -the de *lffe l l• 1' .
11; the Matter neitpleil Of ihibidt
suimb y w
Wud. t of the Mein& Mel
t,
''DPW from , • -,
-. a nd leseeemiel of
tales in the . •i. . of ' Barclay, after
•••• • t, the *• • order that taxer be
lied in said to ~ I : .. for support of p00r..,_
._, . far. Winship iiisine, to the amount
. I $BO3, as .. -••- . Andit appearing Out
. • total Sued* ' property iumaidloina7
'; P is, h/ 88 2 2 80,1. court order that ain
k• 4 •10 11 0t. TAM;
~ .i f tlitiW
- • •
th• w the "i n the bands
a • Trintiltit *lL AlMAPllt
--il. has paid to collector.prior to.data
~... taxes in excian of the rsta here fixed;
'TT d Winship to ''. ' the eicess.
Upon Ong Pe tiOni, transfer and bonds,-
, Mewing of Bosnian wire
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, sjneforreat.honse.
il. 8. Cole's' ' for eating, hoiiie in
44windsbormigli p? - B, Bun* ' -
Abbot and • 'a limes for tav•-`.
•
in &hems' p to P. T. & L EL
' ergnson.
in the matter. o Bridge view on contract
it: O. B. Bill for lilllding a bridge wow
Tin:wore creep; le rt appoint as 'terrain,
1. ; Brown,Brown,Brown, ' K. , nutty and D. k llt.
eedgeme l 7- .., "t • . -. .' . t• :
In the matter fit; application: fed County
Ili, age ac ross &mai Creek near the mill of
' ben Dunning, (Innt appoint as viewers
1
: B. Liam; 1::1 p.. Harkness and Seth
In the matter °f i de petition of A. K Witt
1, - ell
t4 tP1:41 1 016 fini e hrlfral
. a Court appoint; eeryPassmore, Joseph
• .nklin and E. Be& Byer as viewers.
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7, 4 •
*Sr The folioreing is a condensed
'port of the proem:dings of the Bradford
County Teichers' Association, held at East
Troy, on the 11th and 12th of t3eptember
The officers of the Association being ab
-li-44 0. J. Chubbtsik was elected President
pre tern. and A. T.lilley, Secretary.
Iteligious exercises were conducted by
: . .
S. F. Colt. Siveral resolutions were
,and, discussed I I and withdrawn. A. T.
Lilley, chairman of the Committee on iles 7
'ciktions reported se follows :
Ist. That, the BiStorical Reports of the
. • i erent township;l biographical sketches
.I' the prominent hien of our county, the
.rganization add progress of the various
„ oral and religious soeieties,' together with
llatever may be ! riquired to make a own
. lets History of Bradford Comity, be pub
- in book form l soon as the required
2d. That the remaining reports, togeth
er with whatevre thi Committee on Publi
cation shall deem 1 4tpedient, be publishid
animally in pamphlet form. • • -
Report accepted, aid adopted.
A. T. Lilley offered the !following :
Resolved, ThatS3. P. Gilt be request
ed to write a bri tory of the Bradford
County Teachers' iation for publica
tion in the first Animal Report.
Adjourned till 21p; m.
, ,
MITIMOM . 8:68SION.
The resolution +ore the association at
adjournment was *Mod' up and passed. --
Tlle folloWing,
Resolved, That Directors should "hold
Teachers responsible for unnecessary injury
done to school property during term time.
Was disaussed b‘r iu rra. Giburn, Kings
but'', Chubbnek, and Leonard.
Mr. Chabbneko l tiared a substitute which
was accepted, sad i discussed by Ohubbnek
.
sad Doan. , I .
lir. Doan offers,an amendment that was
discussed by Doris Leonard.
Ur, Coburn off an amendment to the
amendment, as folionno
• Itescived, That ' Directors should hold
teachers respolu s t for all unnecessary in
jury done to property while said
t=tyr.
is under
i ;the legal control l of the
The resolution lilassed as amended by
Prot Coburn.
The next resolution,
Revolved, That to general laxity in
of ellool discipline, is] caused more by &fee
tin: family govert than by any other
cause now existingd
Was discussed ISTI Kingsbury and Leon
ard, and then laid' lver for further discus.
sion. I •
Deolanktion by llerton,Landon. Albert
Tracy read a paper on the early history of .
Smithfield.' I i •
Discussion on lasi reeolution resumed by
Messrs. Leonard, pbnrn, Hooker, and Al
beit Tracy. Adopted.
maim onraszon.
Resolved, That those who engage in teach
ing only as a tem employment should
not be encourage.l
Discussed by. Ennis, Tracy, Lizzie Ames,
and Messrs. Chubb:look, Kingsbury, Ames,
Se O. Doan, Derwei,lJ. O. Doan, N. Leonard
A. Leonard and Art Tracy. Laid on the
fable. • i
Beaty by Marietici Howland. -
Answering q;o
1 SA tions. •
• AY, A. ,M.
Decided to hold t h e next session at Freak
lindele. Ii
tharles Warren offered the following : .
Resolved, That n, recommend the follow
ing teachers to th e i ti teembers of the County
It:Billets to Conti to the County Commit
on Perms:: 1 Certificates : J. H.
Kingsbury, Newell I Leonard, A. T. Lilley,
A I I
Ernma Brewer onold Malvina L. Allen.—
dopted. '
Resolved. That fainode teachers abardd re
ceive the same . salary that male teachers
dd, provided they, perform the same amount
of labor.
This was disonsaad by A. Leonard. Chub
beck, Kingsbury, lot O. Doan and. . Tracy.
Carried in the alinadive. •
A. S. Hooker ied a poem.
N..,Leonard4 N i n the following : ~
in:solved, That • •9eved met hod" of
teaching yoring pupils possesses no advan
tages over the old method.
itlianossed by H. Ilesonard, A, T.Unlt/
'and A.Leonard. 1 Rejected.
, " •
1
10. J. Ohubbask I urged the necessity of
advancement on the part of teachers aid
win lollovnid by Al. B. Hooker, nd A. Tracy
The following Win offered t, .=
lisi=ed, I That the teachers of Wes tern
should "On& an edam:UMW ad
won in the INortioavo Mr. Garda
,Discussed by *cooker, Chubbluit, It
Laonard and Lilkiy. Adopted. •' .•
Theohottnents
following were male
for We neat ' : • :-• • .
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Wm. Lyonl. Writ. ; Ello'Dowolog mad
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should sada the . impto4 of
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thelford couoty
;.who vest lath tiniest
the bletwthhatisti Whirl 011 'Wield of
heti* end iheeellert !bee &giro * thle
thej aro not goiiii to tratt . ficii daft Mr.
yarldll marshal Ride fora to a man
midAntist tha , asst arat thileth sf . October
at, the ballot 'ht.% 1 1 44 , ,tateia. Ist mown,
with thole hamar „iictorlos ,wasmada,
min caw the gone of the enemy, and so
dszolislia tiaiszkaad Of the appes.
had hosts i -tha thair Gnat Osplah4. U:
Gzai ate meth wet, , yin *ye *Wed
to do ut aioe'iaara demand sad itklehe
an uneouditiosal stmilada. • J. C.
211101
• W" 1 4 11 4:,
tnetiniii.--Ai a ow
064zi thfs place, Wm*. 8•14. 6, Yr.
Kumornaza, my* In mkt to Wean*
amino the Towns to . r .thnit do Clothin; a
Quit & Mks :glen bi la" 41, which van
speed to, and the loilowing at deo
•
Bnyinindiu.
Reg Presidents. O j'indyke and 8. D.
Whita
Elsonialy-41. L. fin. • 2. ..
' /iteeetitive Contralti's—Wilsey Rogers tad
ERephsti Bostwick.
Oanineing ComMMus !warp appaizgid
tai each 131thool Diatiist;
/@l' T he Waverly .. Advocate of last
•
week contains the following'ittuna of -inter.
eat in this' locality : •
V: E. Piollet of :Wpm, Tha: Ina
in lisped's& at Towanda one year sgai that
if 01312. Grant , eihould be nominated for
President he would vote tor, hha, so mattes
whit Partinonrhutted him.' Is the Colonel
a man of his word? .Can Abe Argus se,,
wee? t-
—Last week we called ,upon the Oldest
Inhabitant of Bradford Ormuty—Enszeince
thrair of t3hrohequin. He settled in that
valley in 1786, and hair 'resided there ever
since-82 years -and is now 97 years old,
with sufficient vital energy to Carry him
along several years yet. There were but
few white people in the valley . at that time;
among those remembered by hini were
Judge Obadiah Gore, Gen. Sinuni Spalding
and —.railer. He lived in three differ
end counties while living in , the same house.
He has voted at every. Presidential election
since WaehingWri Ant ebiotitin,' and will
this year vote for Geri. Grant.
Mr. *Murree& much of his time, with
out glasses, but remembers little that he
reads. Ile never ward tobaceo in any fain,
&tunas all teeth entire. 1`
—The Republican have a good minim-
Hon in Sheshequin, Pa. We:attended one
of their meetings at Horn Brook on Satur
day. evening last, and lip*, to Gil unexpect
edly large gatherink Ind listened to
well timed
,remarks by AMP& Mead of
North Towanda, and Hon. G. W. Kin
ney of Sheshequin. The Club bas a Mee
PreSident and a Oseavaseing' Committee in
each School District and meetings are be
ing held in each of those : war! districty.
This looks like earnest wait:" We trust our
native town will do itseltjuithmat the penn
ing election, by rolling Up one of its old
fashioned Republiesu itsjorities. •
Air The Republican° of Alba met
and organised a Grant A Colfax club'en the
17th Mt. The deem of tha club are E
Lockwood, limiting, John J. Reynolds,
Vice President,' A. T. Lilley. Awarding and
Recording Secretary, and J. Lengthen%
Nat6r.
Tama* Pi., Sept 16, 1868,
Messrs. Wrounan & Itaaca—Darr Sirs:
The Singer Sewing Machine .that I bought
of you a few months since; tires entire: sat
isfaction.. We Ind it ray dsipls and easy
-to Manage, no difilculty In doing all kinds
of family gaming, and in fact we acs more
then satisfied with it. • •
Yours rry t
Vii,
. FULA
Sept. 23.-2 v
ExAutwAnows.—The annual exami
oations of Teachers, for the several districts
of this county, will be held as follows.:
Oct. 8.. Warren, Bowen liorw School house
.... :9. :Windham, Caykendall • , •
....10, . Orwell, OrweU Hill 64
....19../tome, Borough •
...15-13heshecpun. Lower Valley
....16-Ilistim, Village
....17.•.Towanda. Borough 4 ,
.19: .Litchlield. Centre • n
....20.. Athens, Borough llll
...21..Sinithileld. Centre - Si
....22—Springfield, Centre
..:.23.. Bury, Contractile • "
..24..South Creek, Gill:ilia "
.26—Wells, Bowly Hill • 4 ,
Anstinville
....28..Tr0y, Borough
....29.. West Burlington, West Ibtr.
line= Centre ,
....30—Burftgton, Luther's Kills - I ,
Nov.s—Wysox, Myersburg aitni
.....6—Standing Stone,
..... 7.. Asylum, Laporte • • "
9—Terry, Terrytown I'
.10—Wilmot; Sugar Bun .. _
... .11—Albany and Overton. Behr's "
, —l2—Monroe, Slonroetoni
....17—Henick, Landon • • ~
...:18..Wyaltudng, Camptown "
....19—Tuscarora, Spring Hill ~
Leßaysville 4 ,
, • •; *
.24—Franklin, Varney If
....25—Oranville. Center • i . :
.26 Leßoy: Corners . • is
... .27—Vinton, Borough ; `4 , •
Special, Trod, Nov. A Towands, De 0.12,
26 and Jan. M. • .- •;
APplicanta Me 'requested to atMindlirthe
vidMty where theyr eside or expect to-teach.
Those finding it necessary to, attend &spec.
ial examination, will comply with the re
quirements found on the 139th page, of the
school laws. Exerciser will commence be.'
Sweatt 9 and 10 o'clock .• none adniitted to
the clam alter f 10 o'clock unless unavoidably
detained.-
Teachers most invariably proem, °ail*
darts valid in this-o ty beforeixannsm•
'eisst ischooL; All ao4alled profeadand cer
tificates issued prior to the Arid Monday of
Jnne,:ll36B, wank b 7 th e AcCof April Mk
1867, madeto aspire on the the l3:dMen
age, o f inn. last. „ :Director are requested
to present, and also see that Teachers
for their respective schools are in 'atten
dance.
o=ll.l. 1111 Tt4 8 . , 000nty 04%
Rosmunato & Wounr's Chow=
Itaotrzssai r Osa Passcreza—All• goods
marked Ls plain figures; and oalyops*os
and so &Matto% a system mdmsd by
essay --honorable man as the wed kadl
safest way at dealing. vidok_allows .•
bWA barsition.- idylo of deal
fag suit!' you betAes than the f madded
baatsefagVi p t tea give as a ell 1,3
Pitteall7#/xii
MINI* U. • . .•
Could Deadmith
their sanioss for roMiosi llooklngx
A. ; • lisle liod mob egoism sad Ask
• good islids as Wilma kV' at
maw • reisonigg* Mgt, — to EMI=
MUM,.
.kkiftgOO,W.lde
Der.
liihneuttoir.--The diveztaersidp
'peter the mem ofd '
'Moody pa, le ibis dif- 1 &Nand lby
MOW, commit. AlLnotea and soODIMAI
die noir& irethilhandio of L; L. NW.
Ay tar collection. - W. W. Mown.
ft; Seitlfi_.:l -1%.:.14;31Axem
P.ourzatz.
;;-TWit ootiwiiient oOmpinifku poitlkat
12 14:42 0 . bosw4) l lflotb, Amid **ail
MINN is now reimly
zer ftr ie st
winystalionl l i t i l lto
.hiskay, d es.
of • ppegkam as book of
retarms, is usbima4 awl is wed kr
i= cies *Win random on
to Aloksoikb tbisploose- , .
Aug. 18.
Caacao‘ ifrui Fritilfade from
priiimidd.Wlnta illibeaV in - Worth 15 per
cent more thal the same amount, and
Sualtr: made from wow iwbeat. A sack or
ourei will makwls per cent, or one pound
hi oiginei.-'more bread than- bootthe neW
crop. Ifehing a differezme in value in Sr
vor of the old of two &Maw per barrel or
fifty Unbar euii, owing to he new °on
o! water:Nee, then
thi lla ra; Tirre l welllinOwir to -Baku
sad. Ma ou Aug Wndenitand.it.7,`
boujakinididslobsithme to buy; all
ilMOld.lifbeet to- lbe bad. rad- irilliaavi a
"MU tbro slow::arop is. St time to
' &Au* in oat,. _We propose to
mike It better anAbettei all the:time._
li.
„, ,
Mlle: J. - Lsonr,” from Geneite
ftwftserbind, willhe happy, to receive pn-
Weite Bret& bogus. 1024 in Di Dray..
.lher hi daises or for private tuition.
for each, per *osier of 24 lessons
$5,00. For farther rnshon call at
Bender's Photograpldo Gassy.
i t3lasses sill commence on Tuesday, 15th
inst., in the &hailll:psse occupied by Kiss
Towanda. Sept. 3,1358.-3 w!
Tat MowCAI COMM STOSIL—An•
ofter Palest Bwit.—We understand Messrs.
Meer X'ackard and A Co. have been oom,
=d to commence a suit against Hunt - A
of Hudson, for infringing the patent
on the.Aah Sifter in the American Cooking
Stove. This is - the fifth salt they have
hien compelled to bring against different
pestles for lath:J*3g the _Menai patents
on this Stove. I The four previous suits
have readied favorably for S.
_P. Co..
and they • are astined to follow up all
easea m oment until others ems
from their imptroe.
Albany Journal, Jidy 29ft, 1868... -All persons are cautioned against selling
or using Stoves witha Shaking Ash Sifter
in the hearth, or under the grate, as this
Improvement is fully secured to us by five
t patents, =Mill parsons sidling or
L asing Stoves with this improv . ement,will be
liable to prosecution tar infringement,sa we
have grannntwo licenses to other parties to
make or sell this improvement, and all in
fringements will be promptly prosecuted.
Puma:DA Co..
Albany, IC Y.
For Sale by CODIPIZO.fr, &MULL, TOWSIIII.
de, Pa.
Or COMM, fillo.
FOR Sus.-House and lot No. 46,
Chestnut Street. For paitionlarl reignite
on the. remlseo: A: Fay. '
/1/ir Choice _ Cigars At 'MoTsrrfe,
one door north of Berner's Tobacco Store.
Towanda, Lug. 20, 188&-;-tf:
j STUMM/111Y PLANTs.—Wilson's :Al
*any Seedling. 12 eta per doz., 50 cta per
ir34 per 1,0,00 ; At griouliarist 12 eta per
0r... 50 ota per 100, 34 per 1,000 ; Jocun
d*, (Knot's No: 700) 25 eta per doz., 12 per
100, 320 per 1000 ; Jocund& (when other
kinds are taken) 12 ota per doz., 31 per 100
.310 perlooo.
Can furnish Wilkees and Agrioultaiiiit
ow ; Juctundea by August lat.
J. G. Holm, Monroeton, Pa.
July 13, 1868,3 m•
OAtrnozr.—Cascade
dealing in flour are cautioned against pi*
tang inferior flour in Sacks or Barrels imar
trig our Trade ]Lark; . as we Shall certainly
protect missives against ,each imposition
when detected. -
We will suggest a rulehowever. by which
the consumer may discover such hand at'
dist appeanoe. Genuine Cascade Flour
ean;be identified from its effects—amtraar
dinary amiability of wives end mothers—
children rosy -checked and happy , and from
=digmtion the general affairs of the
ehold, bright as sunlight.
H. B. Imam.
Camptow?, Sept. 3, 1868.
No DOIIIST or rr.—The Singer sew
ing llseliine is the best:.
Get - one and try it.
Full instructions given by
Wzarnsar AND lftscr. Agents.
GRAND Oongr.—The Wyalusing
Musical Association, under the direction of
ProL Jr B. Sumner, conductor, and Mrs. S.
A. Sumner, Phudit, will give their second
semi-annual concert, consisting of Toad
and instrumental music, solos, °hornets,
recitetions,.. tableaux, At. Ito., on Tuesday
evening, Sept. 99,1868, at Wyalueing, Pa
The exercises will be „varied by music
from the Wyalusing String Band. Doors
open at 7 o'clock, concert commence 7e.—
Admission 25 cents, children under 12 yr's
/5 cents. A, PIA Pres.
S. Citxtonn, Sea Sept. 14.-2 w
WILSON—LEAR--At the M. E. Parsonage,
B.gitoirn, by
of Wtheabudng Bet. A. L Arnold. J.
Wilson , to Miss Angeline
Lem'', of Herdcz
WILOOX—ENGLISH—Ovezton, Sept. 7,
1868, by B. H. Itieliardit Esq.._ James M.
Woos to Martha English, both of
Albany, Bradford county, Pa. • "
STREVYABILVERLY.—Sepiember 16, at
Ulster, by G. W. Nichols Esq., .Mr. A.
Strevy to Was Louisa IlEfeaverly, both of
Overton, Bradford county; Pa.
EBSENWINB-BTBEVY—September 10,
1808, at Ulster, by G.. M. Niobobi Bog..
Mr: 47:Wargo Insenwilte, Of Towanda and
Mies Betsey, Ann &rev, of Overton.
BUGHANA.N—MELVILLII.--At the M. E.
rainonage, in Towanda 'July 17th, by
'Bev. J. T. Brownell, Mr. J. O. Buchanan
of Littleton, N. FL, to Kies Ella F. Mel-
Alla of Buslingtial, Pa: •
VANDYKE—CARE—At the 'residence of the
• brides hither; September-9, 1868 by Rev.
J. L. Watson, Mr. Edward L. Van Dyke
to Miss Ls fille M. Oase4 both of Canton
Penn., ,
BADGER—In North Team(la, Septembe r
9th, 1868, Henry Badger, to the 16th yea s
itiDGEII-lallorth Towanda. September
15,1868 c. J., H•. Badge,: 111P4Arkir three,
i yearn. : _ • - .
F /J : RN LT IT RK I
' VFW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS !
SEATLY-FINISHED
POPULAR
_TArozsi
Otems)la SETS, r.41.10#
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
Photograph Frames. for everybody.
A oszpw, Assonanwr. PORMTUBE;
&a toilds - tnerket. hare the best cphols.
the con/trY: and miashietare ear ore
spliehienel wart.
REPAIRING AND' JOBIENGi
Doss.to mass. Bark' as unielesoe of . 20
surfs the tautness , I eas conadestly hope to
phele.lll.who pirates as. - -
Des% forget tithes, Ifo.• 16S, Ws at.,
&swami south of 's Bkuk, Tlhris7
ft. Pa. • •
MB *init.—lL ' 1 . •
MARBIBIA
DIE.D.
tiIINING ROOS 13111118
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D.ErAimin, comnas
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"PI -SHOES
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LARGEII ADDITIONS
;ME
-::r:: ~ -,- _
e :;
&died to the SPIV 'Slade 1.
THE LATEST MIAS I:- 'r°
ISO
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DAILY
.Aiet ere may far the Inspection el the pobtla
MIIM=IM
On pill
lIANUFAUTIitIi2D4)OOZt s
, hind.. ens). We are iambi
BARGAINS, B4RGAINA
huOidei'tOdOsOiithe
q'p 3t).-.•0:1.
.tried over
FROM LIST'
mwo inocir
REGARDLESS Or. 0
, 4 °l-
fi r.
•
Aid Will sell there
ALISO,
Sanwa, _Harness, Oman,
SADDLES. WHIPS,
B' I& IC.IO TS I
Bobo. =dial goods connected with
?he Saddlery Business !
•
TRIM* TRAVELLING BAGS.
VAIJBIIB I, LEATHER, *fog •FINDW9I.
HABNE3B TRIMMINGS, ' &C.
TowasisjApoll le ,
. .
MONTANY IPS 0
A largcand vex;
Desirable 498Ortizerit ak)(is
h now being opened - alibi above stole.
CONSISTING OF MANY IanCLES
They hula notherstplips kvt.
•
HAYING IFITTIS UP ROOMS
Above for the Per Pap.
AMONG TH); 4R,TIOLES
be ., IWO
C .A. 1 2 333 T
From 38 ping.. tcl $2 Per yard. of
EVERt ' ;DESGR'
Window Shades .F:Xturee,
Ot. lever, desoeiptiatt.
C Po 0 OICAMItc-r1
_ • • Jost fmkpadati
BOOTS it SEOES!
lii
' ; • „
Lispadlesp{ variety.
mcivre
''&•• 0.40iX13
otlBl3 , to 1018.
=
H&VINtt WEER MUWEWII3) FORCIAMB
Tbeelgoode will be .old it a:
VERY SMALL 'PROFIT I
ifdeordially ~It. our
OLD ; . FRIENDA
Asikthe public igistraily, bowls we
CAN' , ILI= IT VOLTS:Ia - A
To do so.
MONTAN ifff:
Towilat,ihr shim
EA s WITROPERTTF94IIIALL
-1, amok- Olompootaipa, IM s t
' mei Nem tor -
dor ohms leawati k utwilai
11,111111 0 - 41e
KoLzsatLi alto (may
TA% a -w 51
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B E tAl 5.!-A'Ait°
=SE
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-,..!.;!:;t vet
,usiapostegumr.E:-..f.
7- - f.;.rZ';o.,,
' The undersigned,
.enconravid
q'T-1 ' • '
t helueaes. -11/49)11Pg'P!! f fir, .
.`te"
1 1 9 4!&,q le ir.
*pry; Tmfli 479.
advantage of their yeas' experience,
1 Wit ."•;' : ; 71
!epithet.. _ of their .
gre k eiiY iticreaSed . facades for doing
i ta4,1 4 , 1 14- I k - c#4.hea,
of everything in their line, and are
ME
BE
lIME
CIE
BEM
.444.:44didena to
their stock. as the' wants of their
tilde egoicai
They have now in store, _Sugar,
B ? ; rUPo4 43 4 ll ,r_cosßll ,
.itiocs 'to
bacco, '41214 - Salt, "cheeet;,
: (fri eP l ., 3 # ..C Pl id Yill fl . 4 , 4o l ll !
Wrapping "Paper; and Twine,'Floti
SitaliAk i lk* Sal rkimat variety of
0011111041; width flare been sweat
ly !astight * lowest
,poiat'in the
Market; and 'ate Offered =tit,Wholisigo,
at rates to correspond.
Thej , :ikwiriilO call eliptiehti atten
tion their Jaw stock of Fine
,Taiii,'W‘hicit they - I'6'
York stobbing pritleizatiteeing
the qualitiiii all
=
, .
aniijannin an 44 lial*Minnite
went F i War, - Pori And 'Kemeene
OIL i
They still continue to have the
benefit of a resident _Partner in Now
York who is constantly in the-toirket
antj, pnTate4l to turn to oar advan
lags any favOrable changes the
Pilo) of:J*4 _
• MX, Easyits. I,o4;ccii',i co. •
May
po - vvrEccm
SPICING- STOCK,
• ' •WLioII tAlvitin •
VARIETY _ OF GOODS,
IN EV!NY DEPARTMENT,
. ~:,;.
ES
4
- Lowest Market 'Price;
ME
1 Towanda, April %UM.
spEC o E
8A115A t.4F44.-.4lP . ,B 9 Rti:Ti* poi
~ . .
I The esimiheis* . : bent -if:Neei Elhop
lad =PO th. Jidda:t o: Utast, ami
most 5 k lad' . very**
am = 120iparlor ' * Mind %e
mum*. Pitite lio tr=r
Me ot thetr 111ammomilatraad, ,
/rood at all thilairoamtN S lailay wee!
wiry
for health sad comfort the Mated
terms, aurvirse - foto*" mi - *MU lii
1 1, : mata tiol‘tKati r n at, "1 :- 1 .74 111 1 , :.Q t k _,
to imamate public tor thi vett
libelsiatronstii WM IIO OI B4I "m i ti,it
Oboes we et ielei l ik 4
sa
4 mats,
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Boaiirbost 'Plow Bess. Cies
esl. raidOsa., at
d liv.A . - . 6xnanzug •
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P/ 11 . 13/ PW Vlll2 ,we G?Ari le B."
TWEE7 i pt_ KW:WU z
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MY! ;
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4118 now, receiving Mar i
THE usu.!,
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• J!'fFil.::
=ll
CLENERAL ELECTION PROCLio
by a act at AMMO"
KT of Us OassemenregUi of Petwativeldi:
:# mut Midst lathe Melton, of thhi
Coemewealth," It fa indolned apes= bike
i pebllo'notlee of sad deetioa te be hold. sad
abode. mesensiat immesh notice what, oaken
ateeiseteia. WM, WIWI% High Ober
lin. at She mak, et *Word, do ha*y make
bowel sed_gle•-_WW to: the brn of odd
mats, ea TIMMY, the lath do, of 00TO •
ierefal to said county, to-
• *CAI& the been knew!, cow
1 11b7 6 3 7- 91 0 7 . - • -
lamina:T. at scicia boast gut *ism
Is Anneals; it the finie of John S. Bober.
• la Jiaybus,st the Wool Mass, nut Blissos•
Doelstr's.
- lealltbses bora at the Issm ISnsetly toes-
DIM by IL IL Istbresaa.- ' •
bs
akibeftW th e
iT4 Is Nibess bore.
a _
cupb _
Wally bone, si i6ll house Isnosly
7a Bgti l agton urn, at the b9as. of hazes
1u Bastleibit Wei,- it : tbiChSen
In Bosley at thia School House. -
la Canon beef; stele Central Hane., •
Canton tap.. ( at the house formerly item
• pled by 8. 8. Minh la Cantos taro'.
) Columbia, at the house of James Morgan.
la;FraskUn. at thelause *Ow accupled•by 8.
la Claswille, Sitio haute of Benj. P. Taylor.
Berriolt, at the school bane near Dank&
Is Gellert& bort) , at the house "
formerly
oecopied_by J.E. Ykriches. • -
Litchfehl, at the house formerly occupied
r by (bras lloodgood. •
i htlarkesai the Coatis Bthool House.. .
Tor Item asp.,••st the hew Janne rly Sam.
'pied le - •
In.Ywroe boto , , at the hanatormaly Occu
pied b_y.
;la Wren at tie house - of Pawls * Woo di uff.
, -MS the:tal c school hand No. 2.
In Pike at the house of Traver Basmirtit.
In Bonn twp., at tie Academy In Beate limo.
la Boille4*Th's at the seedem_p
mauls, tie haute of ft-e. m
la at the Vag loan. annass.
ia /30 at the hewn formaly occupied
by :ease
laSianding • Atone, at the house, of Simon
In SWAIM. at the house formerly*upled
A. J. Gesoold. _ • .
In 13,71nata bow', lathe WAN Carta, Iter
la Booth Creek. st tbe house of J. P. Gillett:
/a Tam a& the hoes, of Jacob Prettily.
In Towanda bero', 'at the Grand Jury Room.
/n Towaadatwp., at the boase - of 'T. B. Joe
. in Towanda bore'.
In' Towanda Worth, et the home of EL A.
tio r to., it the home of v. it. ',oils
.may bore. : • - • •
la Troy bolo', at the bless of V. Bi. Long.
• In Titecaroes, at the 'school home fienr James
Black's.- I - •
_ln Ulster, at the hone of S. B. Holcolm.
In Warren, at the home of B. Cooper.
la Manisa, at the house of B. Heyksadall.
• ift - W=tidaft. wtthirlicale of J. H. Black.
• • W t, at the boars of A. J. Skate.
Wysm, at the lietuns feriae/1Y occupied by
- J. M. Deed. • .
In Wells, at the . Musa _of 1.. Seeley.
At which time sad place , the relecters afore
said Will Awl by ballot.
One person for Auditor General
- of the State
'of retnlitrania.
One person , for Surveyor *General of the State
of Pennsylvania.-
Orie persiakto represent the lath Congres
sional Merit, (composed of the conntiesiof
Bradford, 'Wyoming, Sullivan, Montour and
Columblajin the Congress of the United States.
One person to-represent the Senatorial Dis
trict; (composed of the countka of Bradford,
Susquehanna and Wyoming) in the Senate of
Pennsylvania.
Two persona to -represent the counties of
Bradford and Sullivan in the House of Repre
sentatiees of Pennsylvania.
One person for Associate Judge of Bradford
nounty.
One person for Instr ict Attorney of Bradford
county.. 1
One person for Commissioner of the county
of Bradford.
B - One person for Auditor ofilie.county of
M& .
One person for Surveyor of the county of
Bridford. • ,
• And in and by said act, I am further directed
to give notice "that any person exceptingjas-
Coe of the peace who shall hold any office of
profit and trust under the, government of The
United States or this State, or bf any incorpor
ated district, and al-0 that eiery Member of
congress and of the Legidature,and the select
And eemmon camel of an city Or commission.
era of any incorporated d istrict, Is by la* in
capable of holding or exercising at the lame
time the onien or appointment of Judge, In
spector or Clerk of an election of 'this Com
monwealth, aad that no Inspector
caret any such election shall be th e nelig.ble
to any Mee then to be voted ler. '
By the 4th section of an act pained the let
day of April;- 1840. it is provided "that the
14th section of an act passed July 3, 1863, en
titled 'An'act relating to; the elections of this
Conutionweelth,' " shall not be construed eo as
to prevent any military officer from serving as
Judge,lnspector or Clerk. at any general or
special nlection of this Commonwealth. '
An Act to change- the time of closing the
polls at the General and Township Elet.tklns in
the courity'of :Bradford:
Slams 1. ' Belt enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania to General Assembly met and
it is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same:That at all General, Special, and Town
ship or. Borough. elections hereafter held in the
county' of Brisdkird. the Pella shall be closed at
six o'clock in the afternoon instead of seven, as
heretofore previded . by.43r. •
A further Supplenient to the Election Laws
of Pennsylvania :
Wnizaktei By the act of. the Congress of the
United States, entitled "An Act to amend the
several acts heretofore passed to provide for the
enrolling and calling vet the National forces,
andforother purposes," and 4ppleved March
third,: one thousand eight hundred and sixty-
AT% all perilous who have deserted the military
minim' service of the United States, and who
have not been discharged, or Alined from the ,
penalty, -Ifs disability therein- provided, are
aeemed_ ' nod takes. to have voluntarily relin
quished, rasid forfeited their rights of citizen
, and are deprived of.Axerceing any rights
of eltizetuf.thereot:- •
L2l
Atidleth, 'Person; not citizens of the
United Sktitti are not, under. the Constitution
- ind ism of Penadrivants, it:tailed dieters of
this Comittonwealth -
, theorlosr 1: . /St it meta by the Smote and
JErouse of Rejyrieseaktioetaf Uwe Commemiseafth
Paulaivania in General Assembly lest, and
it is hare enacted to the au ity of the same,
That is elections dio
to be held in thls.
Commonirealth, it- shall be unlawful for the
judge or ineector of the election to receive any
besot or bal ota from' ley person or persons em
braced In , tlte provisions, and subject to the
paved
disabi lityMarch' imposed by sald act of Congress ap•
3, 1865, and It shall be
or any
ballot in & ch person to offer to vote any ball unlawful ot,
o •
flionow• 2. That if any such' judge and in- -
spectate of 'obictlon or say tone of them shall
receive,' or consent toreceive„ any such nohow.
fat ballot or bilicts, - from any such disqualified
person, he, or they so offend in g, shall WPM.?
of a mmaemestior i nnd upon conviction thereof
in any 'court of quarter seasons of this Com
nionwealth, hessU,U; for any such offence, be
.sentenced.to pays fine:: of ' not less than MO,
and undergo an iroprisonment,in the jail of the
*per county, for not than 60 days.
Simms !.:.That if any .perwm. deprived of
oitlatlflettip. and disqualilled, •as aforesaid, *hall
"at 'any: election.
_hereafter to be held In this
CommOlirrenitb, rote 'or tender to the officers
'thereof, and offer to vote tt• ballot, or ballots
-tiny person so offending, shall be deemed gu Ity
'of a misdemeanor, and CM conviction thereof, in
any court of Amster sessions o f this *Common.:
weattb r ahall., .tor each Offbnce. , . be Minished in
like manes es *provided In the preceding sec
of this act, in the cue of. officers of election re_
ceirltigenth unlawful ballot or ballots. 5
:Snort& t. That if eny person shall hereafter
YtErsoade .or- advise any person or p de
potted - ot eitizenaldpiaW •ditßilalified assore
mid tn offer any ballotor ballots, to the officers
of say election, ' hereafter to be held In this
Commonweelthor shall pervade or advise any
such ;to receive. any ballot, or ballots,
from uPti• Pain deprivedof citizenship, and
disgostlffea as aforesaid; such person ao offend
ing shell be guilty of • mlademeanor,and non
conviction thereof, to any Conti of quarter saw
Mona of -this Commonwealth, shall be punished
in like manner as is provided b the second sec
tion of this sot, In the -'cue of aims of such
election, receiving, such tualswful, ballot; or
•, • - ' • ••
By at Mt of Assembly of March 30. 1 / 3 641, en=
titled lit .Aetregulatbigthe: mode of voting at
all *Alias, in ties several counties of thizaoto
monwealth, it is enacted as follows
ISM:tyro* r! Be' 1t enacted by ihe'Senate and,
Ilowitte•if Repteeentatilie. of the Costnionweela
fit Perm en tersa ht General As Ind, and
;leis 'enacted bg the aufkoritrof sane,
nit %hi Med raters of the several dainties
of ADO COttnetornresith, at general township,
=C, 'and special • elections, am berebi
r 'intlanised and required th vote
ticket! printed Or 'Written , leverally esurlne
its follows: -One ticket shall embrace the names
garipditeio or losirt to be vote d for,. and to be
lobtsdi outside,' " Pak : one ticket AO
Inehraewthit:witees of"all state, officers to be
voted, for sad be labelled"stateel one ticket
shall embrace the imams of all malitt/ olluent
voted for. liteludlog office of esaatori member,
mid ;rsikberi 'of - amembly, if voted for,; and
Members, of congrem,, if voted for, and he h.
belled "-countr," one - ticket shalt embrace the
nameir Of all towseltip officers voted for, and
be libelled . utown ,o one ticket shall em
it:seethe nine •of borough' Olean voted
for-. f and shill be ' Met j' borough," -and
sub clam shall be deposited in separate ballot-
othe in of therrtura jadgei for tbe Sea.
istorial District, will be held at tbe Court Hour
Wilke Borough of Towanda, on the seeeatb day
Other the eketien, wish* will be on the loth
The meeting the realm judges for this
Csingnidonal DWI" will be hard at the Court
Wen: lathe &tough of Tankbannoak, on the
serenth day " altar the . eleotke • 'blab will be
had on the 20th day of October.
Via *Wag of rennin Mow kw Ude Irma-
IsittatturMaria, .he Mid et the Coen
Bem, at Towanda, on the ..eerenth day slier
thseleetion4 *bleb pin be es the 2011 i day of
Ogoliert. -
Cr4o
,
The meeting of Wens jape for the counts
of Bradford, will beat the,Ouart Hotwo=
wads, oa Abe tidal du , =a fter UK
which wilt be Friday, th e lath day of Oetaber,
et 1 o'clock, go: es. -
- Sept. 24. Ina.
• lilt. GIUS7I3, Serfit.
NOTICN Y
E IN BANKRUPTCY.
This to give m*4 That on ihe / 4 ibi dwY of
Sept., A.D., 1868, t Warrant in
vas fends ageiset the estate of lBlll 4 l na
Hiss,"' of - Wpb. in tbe county of
Bradford, and &ale of Pryhenia, who '
has been adludipslitanksuptan his own pe
tition ; that the Layman! of any debts and
deli reiy of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt, to hinr, or for kis use, - and the
transfer of any property by him are forbid.
- den by law,. theta meeting of the creditors
of the said Bankrupt, to prove their deb*
lad to &Cosa one qr morehil=f hie
aststeolißbeiteld at a Court Ply
be holden at the °Moe of p•sig t
the ham& of Towanda, Pa., before ED
WARD o')MTON,Register, on the
14th day of ,OOTOBER, I A. D., 18e8, at -
eck..-a a. ar. •
- • TROMMI A. ROWDEY, •
B. Marshal as Messenger, Wes
..
tern District Pennsylvania.
:./3y,E. B. Criozzatton, Deputy.
G. VER' . ‘t BAKER'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM
SEWING
• •
770 Chet Street, PhlladelphLr.
f
THE
. PF:lit HIGHEST PRIZE,
TER CROSS or THE UMW( OP HONOR
Wa rn 4 °ltitim4 oultbe rercreti Wive of the
I
DROVER_ AND - BAUR' •
SE4ING. DIA.O_H IN ES;
EXPOSITION' lINIVERSELLE,
,Parii,lB67; than attert,lne '
THEIR: GREAT SUPERIORITY
Oman oiiter aewleimacblees
arscotraeat of theme celebrated rrOblaca
coostaatfle v -baoZur o d for mild ,
-Feb. 6,1868.-6 m. TOWANDd,
VINE SYRUP.StAND MOLASSES
X' at , IicCABIS do OW&
PEEOUTOR'S iioTlC)l.—Notice
.a:a. hereby given that a. indebted
.to thP estate of • 3. 13: HELL, late' of
Smithfield &dal,' is.
• to make im
mediate payment, and all baying claims upon
said estate will present them dalyinthenticated
for settlement. • . •
CHAS. B. RIGGS,
LEVI SCOTT, -
Sept: 8, 1868.
miscellaneous.
REAL . ESTATE.-A • GREAT • BAR-
Gam—About 450 acres 'of land in fine
state of cultivation—so divide '• by roads that
baungood far as can be made oat of It withrkat
waste—good and substantial houses and blew;
on two of the divisions. Also 30 cowaaoke or
oxen. span of horses and wagon farming -
plementa too numerous to mention, situate in
Elheshequin township, 10 miles from Towanda.
and.about 3 miles from the riser. W G
be sold
at low rates on duty terms.
Will one, two. thiee or four gent/eiien who
want goad farms. all in running order; call up
on JAifES WOOD, at Towanda, of D.OUGLAS
DAVIDSON. upon his farm, for. farther icfor
elation. JAMES WOOD,
DOUGLASS DAVIDSON,
•
Towanda, Jply 13, 1868. _ -
VALUABLE ARM FOR SALE !
r Situated in Towanda township, within
half it mile of the village of Towanda. Con
taining about 200 acres, shoat- 100 acres
proved, with plenty of wood and fencing m -
teriabs, well watered, comfortable outbiadiogi
and well adapted for either grain or grazing ,
For particulars inquire of JAY CHAAPEL
Towanda, Pa., or L. CIIAAPEL, We4t, Frank
lin, Pa. ' May 28, 18e8.—tf.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
The superior merits of the IgINGIER" mach
ines over all others, for either family nee. or
Manufacturing purpo yes, are so - irell established
and so generally admitted, that an enumeration
- of their relative excellencies is no longer coml.!
ered necessary.
TLE LETTER " A," FAMILY MACHINE,
hitherto manufactured by this Company, tuts
gained and maintained, the world'over. and for
years past,-an unpAralleled reputation and sale.
But notwithstanding the excellence of this Ma.
chine, we have now to - annoucce that It has been
Superseded by our -
NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
. .
which has been over two years in preparation,
and which has been brought to, perfection re
girdles' of rtes• Lawn or YX172111, and which
is now confident' y presented I^ the public as in
comparably the best. Sewing Machine in Exist
ence.
The Machine in.question.ls Simple, Compact;
Durable and Beautiful. It is quiet, 'light-run.
"ningjand minable of performing a lunge and
variety of work never before attempted upon a
single Mach! u sing either Silk. Twist. Idnin
orDotteu Th and sewing with equal !aril.
ity the very • end coarsest materials, and
auythlqig between- the two extremes, in the
most bean dl -and imbstanCal . manner. Its
attachments - kr Heating, Braiding, etc., are
noveland pcsetical,and have been invented and
adjusted especially for thus Machine.
t3-The shine Machine can be lad of
WICKHAM & BLACK, Agents.
Full Instructions given at our Sew . lag Machine
Delotr 1n ezamination is rmtully fatted.
Towliada..Tply 23, 1868.-3 m •
BEAT' i~NITSD STATES
2EA WAREHOUSE
„e oi ' •
T. Y. KELTEY
Nos 26, Z 8 and 30 Posey Street,
NEW YO=RS 0 I T -tr
Are now supplying Willies throughout 4b
country with teas and cones through the aye
tem of clubs and their regularly appointed
agents, at a slight advance on cargo prices.
and guaranteeing their teas to be pare and
fresh, and also to give entire satlibction, or
they can be returned and the money refanded
&Member that by our system the consumer
pays only ONE PROFIT, instead of seven or
eight, as he must do when he purchases of the
ordinary grocer. WE DEFT COMPETITION.
We ca U special attention not only to our stand
ard goods, but our fancybrandsef Oolong and
Young Dyson Teas—becullar flavors—sud teas
sixty days from .Tap On. Our Coffee Depart
ment is manage.! 'also on the system of one
profit only, and all our coffees are sold on their , '
merits. We only ask a Utah ;
An one importation of oar teas and coffees
can be bad of our regular appointed agents.-
All our goods are goods put up by ourselves
In one pound packages, at our warehouse -in
New York, and retailed at W; If. B. GORE'S
Drug.Btore, N0:137 -Main street, at the small
advance of 5 scents per pound over our New .
York prices. This b s thb goods at the
prices they can be. pare for over our
counters, with the ffeight added.
LOOK AT OUR-PRIOES.
OOLONG (Black), 60c., - 70., 80., 90., 81 per
lb., best. MIXED (Green. and Black). 6k,.,
70c., 80c.190.. sl,per lb., best. YOUNG BY
RON (Green) 60c.,' 70c:, -80 c.. 90., $l,, $1,19;
61,20, per lb.. Wet; IMPERIAL (Gran), 90c.,
31, $1,25. ENGLISH - MBEAKPABY (Black).
70c., 800.. $OO.. $1,,61,10 $1.20 beat; JAPAN
900.. $1,61,25 per lb. dortAwDER:
$l3O per lb. Slanting Moyune Young Boon,
in original Chinese 'wimps $1 60 per mat
age. ka Hangs Oolon
pa pac kageg, In original Chinao
pacges 61. - • •
FANCY 8 ,30 RAND13.--Ningyong Oolcmg (111 k)
$1.25 per lb. Nankin Mayans Young Bison.
(Green) IPSO per lb. 'Uncolored Japan Teas,
(GO days from Japan)
.. ig t up !sprawly for ns
in Yokohama $1 AO per
GROUND .COPPER Pare ,Rlo, 20, 25 and
SO cents per lb.. Best Old' Government Jai,
40 cents per i llr.l -Royal Club. 26 contE per lb.
Mountain Planttion, 60 cents per lb. -
Beware of -imitations and bogus companies.
411 our goods bear our •Trade Mark on each
bag. No others.are gamble, -51.6 m.
A. w, &YRES' MARBLE SHOP,
E!,ILUU N. Y.
Yon will and GazdteMonamente, both - Quincy
and Concord, Marble and Biala Mantles. , and
Coal Grates to fit; A large assortment con
stantly on band, cheap u the cheapest. ".
Avg. 10,186& - 44•
DISBOLI:PrION.—The coqirtiaer
shlp tietitntare catalog under the, - Arm
name of Batley, Honor & Co., is We day du
solved W? meted coaseen: The boob of. the
Arm wM be settled bil, W. Eagey,atthe office
at the Omaha Meets inane • • .
, • . J. W. LULEY.
O. 0 RORTO.N.
'BARBER.Caatps. Jnlg 2114, I&SL • *..4.
CHOICK No 1 MAOKFREL FOR
one glass per Roma it t
Droda CoetWi ekegp atom
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