tadfild IttVoter*
'fiooAL AND GENERAL
2 ---.11.1" The- btu places will all
be 0 c , ..,ed on tho 3
mir A mognfficenkdisplay of 'Thu;
Werke on the evening of the Youth . • I
j Therii will beioinisiness done:
tovris 011-theith.
yo„, The California, excursion
way par
,
ti are on the home. I They 4111 probab ly
mach here some time nest week.
oirialet)o4olt Hose. - Company,
of Elmite, are to be lbe guests et Naiad,
o. 2, of this place,' on the Fourth.
+y The anneal amnion of the
.late - at tho L.btgl , Yates B. 8.. ems ea last
. Thep visitedholm listlins, - Oetters sad
kibern. They bad ssisplistillet est. and seemed to
envoy ;themselves hugely. • •'_
• 6®. The bids for building UmJail
.
were opened on Wednesday afternoon. The
bigkest bid was f 160,000, and the lowest $65,-
sm. I ,Jonzt CLatr, of Elmira, wis the success.
•
• air An excnrsion train will leaTe
Onc•gu for Towanda on Tuesday, July 4th at 7
returning *rise' at Owego at 9
pan. 'rickets will' e i sold for the round trip at
_ •
•
sto- F.. E. Posy has our thanks for
a hair-dozen bottles of English Pop, a very plea=
1 , 311 i summer, drink, manufactured, by himself
and veld at Soorr's Bakery, and all the princi
pal regnant& :
10 1 3- The ladies of the N.E. Church
'a Towanda, 'will furnish refreshments ,during
the day and corning of July ith, 111011, In the
Cosit House Hall.: Protoeds to. be applied:. to
ihr`Chnreh,OrganlumL ~
re. GEopqr. 14ointr, a lad of about
cars, .fell from:the:bride ore? the railroad
track on.Bridgo street on Tuesidny afternoon,
and received quite_a- semen) injury. His wrist
Was broken, nod he:was otherwise bruised.
•
Oal- We regret to learn that CRAB.
IlrcrEvr, of Albany township, had -bis Fled arm
brain Mangled on Saturday last, by corning in con
tact with a ‘ cirraliir saws Drs. _NrwTos and RAU.
ct llenroeton. were called. and decided that
iatvln WAS necessary. The arm was takeri off above
Ihe elbow. ' e
)_
.iktr‘ A new time table went i nto
i I lied on the S. & E. R.R. on kiondaymorning-
Isvt. Two trains are now ran daily 47.acli, way.,
The firsftrain loaves Towanda at:ed:3o 'a.m.,
nsAi
andp;tirtis at 12 : 15 p. c aftcrncon train'
1::.;:t s It 3 o'clock and ro
~ sat 7.
'MA. drunken row occurred on
trest On Saturday night; or rather Sunday
morning last. Policeman COWELL attempted
.to arFeat the offenders; goy& worst of it.
Boor= in attempting tAid•ofacer Cow-
ELti, also received a blow. Tli rowdies es
:raped.
Ahivaga,Steamer, No. 6, and
Tioga loose Company, No.-7, aro, to assist in the
celebration of the comkng c Fmartlx of July in To
wanda, haring accepter an invitation to go to
that place prrsrtdons to the arrangements haling
been made to celebrate in Owego.—Gazette.
vrtvELsoß Wh
rerly, N.Y, have ezeaTated for Cellar `prepara
tory tp bnilding a brick store adjoining their
present stand. • Tnerwill o .put , up two itortea
sniolir Waveily flank—iron front,
and fine show_windowe:of Tingle French plate
glabP..
- .
• 1 stir Valley Lodge, No.-446, LO. of
.F Jo( Shcshognie, hat' been re-institlited, and
pir following officers elected : •
B:rroan.
Krosnrnr..7
S..C'y . —G. V.
- -F.nwr: Goan.
iffiT ; H At an election held on Tues
day the fellowing,persons were made
vlblirs in Tcnianda Ledko, No. WO, K. of P.:
t .
•
R.G.-0. GoOnmtotort. •
. , F. COVtli.4.
' Trustee—M. J. to:co.
- Foußvi.—We_ Inv° received
an invitation to be present at 'a celebration in
Canker 4 eity,Kansas; on the Fourth. As we
expelA a very isilerpstilig time at borne, think
ne shall have to send-our regrets to Mr. Caw
at:l4
i:lteusive preparations arihinaking for a C'ele - -
• Liza lien a t Green Ridge, Eicrantoi,en the Fourth.
, trg.. L. TAYLOR, of Granvill,
his recently invented and patented ?that only
rrtialde lief Loader OTOI Offerett4o tilb1,111;1C.
-It et piononnced by tboltewho hire tested it to
ltt• 11110 g. useful toTenti,on i , and one which is
ti ~t nett to cone into universal use.
f. oleo has a combined Land Roller, Seed
r and Fertilizer, which should, attract the
lti , M of fartue'rs.
',AI meeting of the colored
^n+ of Towasida, held In tb church June
IS7I, WILLIAA Bnows was chosen chair-
and I. J. livrt.mt , secretary. Resolutions
passed to hohi a Grand Celebration in this
go. on or abont the 15th of August, in honor
ti.ep . as6age of the Fifteenth Amendment.
Other notice will be given next week.
• .7s; The.Gaiary for July enters its
t" till volume with new and, handsome .'type.
It rp rich, as usual; in prose/fiction. " Lady Ju
tlitli'n tale of two'Continents;" by- Jusvitt
appreiiehing its close; "Ought wo
to i"l.4;t Mrs. EDWARDS, i 8 a -clever
•.`oVeriand," by J.. W. De Foimsr, is
cori , helt:r The Editorial Miscellanies, scienti-
Ec uml bterary; are very. good. Subscription
per tritium. Sum.DoN It Co., New
Yolk.
gEk:. By reading a notice in anoth-
the reader nill see that the Mores •
tail business places of Towanda are to be closed
r.n:thr. coming Fourth. This agreement should
carried out. The custom of closing
,*•,[•• • •:n lia4 Veen observed here for
min• - , ar,t. Intrwe: learn that' of late it has
?It rrarlire. of some to open their doors
happenti to request it. This is
Ittawr 1.1.T1 unjust toiraryd other dealers. Give`
r•-,rIP to understand-that no business will
the coming Fourth, and - then
strictly-to the agreement. • •
4: N.Y. RR., JULY FOURTH. -
- Iliad ;gam to - the regular trains to which extra
be rittacheA, there will be a spe4al
trw: l L. in Cm Wyalusing and Towanda, leaving
tie. P-I Hier idsce at six o'clock; s.m., and arid,-
In ,g at Towanda tibont - scren, a.m., stopping IDA
the ipiermedisitiiiitatiorta, and leaving TOWSI4a .
frirli;l'3)llSiDg at live.o'clock, p.m._'l •
I Ther•• will also be a.epocial tarrangement lm
the k Erie Railway, by whieh train
mil? I,'“e Detsbore at seven, a.m., aniir: ll 4
Dreands it BSe, a.m., and returning will fear°
Towatida for Dushore'at fire. 1 1416 - ;
WI. At a meeting of the stock•
holders of Ole TOWlttldi BUiliste and /min A**
sixiatictly held on, Honda' 'ereelag, by-taws
3 i ere ( adopted and • following offloent elected.:
l'rrsHent—s s't 'Jr - -
•1 • •
•I • A
. G. •
•
Alvord, G. D. Montan.To;
Thibi„lkamona, jam 31. midani, 3 : years; ,/,14-.
elioniplacy, W. 'A. ChamberifiGias: Bryant, :I.
- W. Taylor;i years; G.
R. H. Patch, 19.1.1, Dodge, 1 year. •,
Tlu firett leatalraent its stock will be dim. and
- pyabkon.the_l7th day of July.
EMI
D '& 7 , a visit to - annual, azi,l
ihpot, a few‘days throttsh . thW P 0111 67
f e ” Stfgoti Aleut Cizeirare we wets showe
ihrougb the exbetatti shell the Erie Cole
===
any. This :estatabthment' Shes i o X l PkTment
to about six hundred men. The main building' :
ia tins Imnized and twenty' fest - M %lama, alid!
eight hundred feet in length, and contains 'h&j
sides the shops, - suitable offices far the Supsin
baldest and other officials, a spacious hall 'for'
the use of employes, and s apod-sized library,
room which is well supplied with good books. •
A few yenta since the Erie Oinipsny gave a.
large and valuable lot to the borough, *in
iftdoli &large school builiitig his been 'stunned.
?capable ofseopunnodathig di Modred scitqlatu.
buena duispiehanna ; Depot ti b uil t on
side of the Bruatnetuuma river, and' his
Inany, attractive featires. i Mr. Home gave. us
a drive through the town, and we were agree.
ablyourprised st the buniber of fine stores and
beautiful residences to be seen.
ThP,."Ottorstc,ca House." is one the best
I betels bi the Ihte of the Ws Bout The table
I is supplied with everything the market afibrds,
Iwhile the sleeping rooms aro large and elegant
ly furnished.
~tom. A correspondent . of • the Erni
ra Advertiser, writing from Troy, eve: .
town - has been thieuged the past Jlrt
night with visitors to our Springs. Several hun
dred strangers registered at our famous , hotel
last week. Many editors and wise doctorwpar
took of Judge Lames cos quality, and went their
iway - rejoicing. The pl. glades" gave their un
solicited testimony to the abundant curetive
properties °tour mineral waters. CC
—We had the pleasure of viewing ir few . days
since an ezquisito,pabitingef the scenery of Ar
menia Glen, exec uted by B.Y. - Buzau of this
place. For fine tone and harmonlmis blending
of tints, this painting. will compare favorably
with many efforts of more pretentious artists.
The Glen, from which this View was taken, is
located one mile distant from this town ; con
tains three beautiful falls, is ono mile in length,
and when known bids tar to rival Watkins and
Havana gorges.
—Our EMe House and-Lockapvillte com
pleted in sixty days. Gentlemen troubled with
congestion of the brain, will then be aceommo.
dated with cool apartments and cold water ap.
plicationa.
—Thp beautiful mansion of S. W. PONIMOT is
rapidly approaching completion. Mr. Pons
, nor deserves the thanks of our citizens for his
public enterprise and efforts to enhance the
beauty and attractiveness of our little sown.
For many years a resident of Bradford covmt.
helic has ever been forward and first in every pub
. ,
'lnn Footers Li TOWA'SDA.-Our na
tion's natal day will be appropriately celebrated
in this place by the Odd. Fellows, firemen of
this and neighboring places participating. The
committee of arrangements have spared neither
pains nor expense'to render it ono of the most
imposing demonstrations °Ter witnessed in
Northern Penturylearda.
Tho procession, under command of Grand
Marshal, Gee. 7i. J. Manua., will be termed as
follows
. First Licision.—The Fire Dapartment of To
wanda and their invited guests from Elmira and
Owego, ender .command of Assistant Marshal
MaituL,Ern
Second Dirision.—Lodges from Tunkban
nook, Granville Centro,,lcaw Albany, Mcshop
pen, Wyalnaing, Shealieljnin and Laceirille,
der command of Assistant Marshal Cluing.
Third Dicision.—Ledgcs from Troy, Canton,
Waverly, Emirs, Binghamton, Wilkes-Barre
and Towanda; tindOr command of Assiatan
Marshal l'ErEnsoN. Encampments from Can
Un, Warerly, and Wyalusini, will occupy their
proper place In the linti; also bandi from El
mira, Owt..!;go, Lellaystille, and Tankhanmxii.
The proecasion will form on Parkland 'Main
btreetn, at the zinging of the Cu_nrt }Souse bell,
at 11:15 a.m., precisely, and move at 12 in., over
the following route:
tip Main street to Locust, up Locust to York
avenue, down York avenue toldain, down Main
to Lombard, itikLombard to Second, down Sec
ond to Grant, down Grant to Main, qp Main to
Public Sipiare, - when the procession will Like
- aeats and listerato an address.
DAUXZA, Or New York,
After the address the column will re-form and
march rip Pine t;treet to Third, np Third to
Lombard, out Lombard to Chestnut, thence to
the Grove Of Wm. Mix, where, the Odd Fellows
and Firemen still'-. find dinner prepared for
them. After partaking of dinner they will again
re-form and march do7n Chestnut to Main,
,down Main-to I'ublic Stmare, when the column
will be dismissed,
.--
A trial of lire engines is expected to take place
about 4 p.m. ' -
.Cannon will 1)9 in charge of-Capt. T. B. CAMP.
A salutt of one gnu at midnight, a National Sa
inte of thirteen guns at sunrise, a salute of thir
ty-seven guns at 10 o'clock, a.m., and firing at
stated intervals during the entire day.
I=l
•
We clip the following items
from the Athena Gleaner :
—The Bradford County Medical Society held
an adjourned meeting ou the 13th inat., at the
Troy House, iu the village of Troy. The Presi
dent of the Society being abs.eut, Dr. E.—A.
Evr.r.rrr was 'elected President pro fen,.
On thotion,-Dra. It. A. ELT, of gurlington,
and J. E. Ilocliwum.,(..f Troy, were elected mem
bers of the Society and took their seats. Dr.
G. F. lionros read an interesting paper of a
Cast: Ctl what seemed to be .'4eplira )oa. SeVerkl
other cases were related orally. A committee
was appointed, consisting of Dra. Donvos and
MILLs, to write an obituary on the.death of Dr.
E: 11. Masos. - ‘ The c;'animittee reported the: re
suit of their labors, which *as received and or
dered to be embodied in the sanitary report to
the State Medical Society for publication. Drs.
•G. F. Howros, EDWAUD IRILLA, R. IL Et.r,
EvErayr and F. P. Am.Es were appointed
delegates to attend the State Medical Society.
Dr. E. P. ALLEN was appointed to make the
report to the State Society. On motion thc Se
cietY adjourned. - E. P. AL .EN, See . y.
—O. I'. Baularin, of Troy, is putting up' a
,dwelling-house on land just west of Taos. MAE
wr-Lis house : A portion of the building is to
be made into a store. Mr. BALLARD has suffer
ed largely by flies at different •times, having)
been the recipient of some ten of those warm
-receptions, the lap of which deprired him of
house and home.'
• —At a }Ate Sunday-School Convention in
-Morseheada, we notice that our townsman, D.
1. Faux, read an essay on "The Teacher Be
fore his Class," which is spoken of by the re
porter as "full of wit and humor, and at . the
same time pregnant with - - the most vital and
practical truth." .
--Jons CC. CnanimaLantrof Sheshequin, has
a heifer two years old only, ,shied
of milk at a milking, makingl,43 lbs. per day.
Who can produce a two-year-old that will . beat
this?
t -- ---• dir•--'
_se. We did not aceompnny the
editorial excursiouists en their trip 'to Virginia,
but last week in company with a small party c
ladies and gentlemen of this place, Made a short
hip . to . Watkins, Geneva, Auburn, Sc, The
party consisted of Col. E. OVER TON, Ju., and
wife, Toro; D. Mosraavr. and wife, 'Mrs. Ina D.
Hrairnumr, and the writer and wife. We left
Towanda on. Thursday afternoon and remained
in 'Watkins overnight. In;the morning we took
k stroll through the Gbm, and came to thecon
elusion that a previous visit had not disclosed
halt the beauties of this Wonderful spot. The
walks and stairs are keptiin good order and
neatly'swept. The "Glen Mountain -House"
has been enlarged and placed under the super.
vision of au cape:itneed - and gentlemanly an•
perintendent, who evidently "knows how to
k'Scp a hotel." After partaideg cif some refresh
ments, we proceeded to explore the upper Gleu,
which has manymore attractions than the first.
bc: much has been said in praise Of this place,
that It is unLecessary for ns to multiply words
in recommending It to pleasure seekers. It is
pronounced by all to be one of the grandest
"places on the Fontinent. After "doing" the
Olen we cfasseil Seneca Like In the Onondaga,
one of the magnitident steamers owned by the
Morris Ewa Post Co.. The day was pleasant
and the ride enjoyed by all. On arriving at
Auburn the. ladies of the party exprialsod &great
desire to see the inside of the State'. prison lo
cated there. On making some inquiries in re
gard to it, they were informed by the hackman
thatit was too late ; "but," said dela:, "if you
hive friends there, I have no doubt you will be
alloWed to lied' them." Making our way to.
tho prison wo Were politely told by the agent
that the boarders had all retired and the es
tablishment was closed. ()n being told by one
•of our ladles that we were to leave on an early
_train in the morning, and that she "bad come
• all the way to Auburn to soli the inside of the
prison," Mr. Iloss, the agent, very kindly ac
companted us through the establishment, show
ing everything of interest except the convicts,
rind invited us to call at pis o'clock in the morn
ing and see them all at-breakfale.
.TtIO prison occupies ton saes of ground and
has accommodations for thirteen hundred men.
There were nine hundred and seventy-one - at
the time of our visit, and another one was
brought in that evening. • Mr. 800 informed
*that the men tit the most part seemed cow
tentei, and that no trouble had ever been ex-
perienood with that& ¶1 are kindly treated'
an well fed. Oar party paid f,seamild i gt,o
it Wader women vesw.
rimy et the convicts at work. Taken tt.'
tellbek itege Icickkbpa II We.
14'111100 foe the train on the & C. H. rt. *. ,
feel-
Lug ourselves under
_way obllizatons.lll
.8.84 ticamarteiles anti attentions
ns.- He is evidently the right man in the right!
place. The . compact Imre hospitably enter
tained at the FIB Brook Ham, bz Watkins
and the St. James, In Intarn. We take plea
fln remmunconlipg, the gentlemanlyezzad
ging-pmprietorset &Me hotils *Pewit - dr
lie..;
The trip was ucomplishod without the oe
eurrenee of anything to mar the pluasure, of
tbeamasion. Cat. Oix:Fr= l btleigegYe
expedition, seemed to enjoy the trip and oon
tributed much to the good cheer Which prorail
ed. The trip was plouant 'without being tiro.
some. •
IN THE COUNTRY--A NIGHT AT OAR,
Ilna.,",Wrainteso Tawirsase--On Tat WWI AID
Arren'Aartmu,7-A Gmiants "Horn WAR*
Ma," &c,—How true that "Kan made the city,
but God the country.' "Tbeutniiendotur e.reld
teetund pile, the intrickte canting, the mate
masteistroke of man, all become most insigni
ficant when compared watt the wooderftd ban
:diwork of God as `found in the country—the
mountain, the galley, tits umbrageous' trees,
the sweet-scented dowers, herbs and grasses.
—Taking the doio train on Stittsz tiftegPoce
lapt, we arrived it Rummerfield in tine season,
where we were Compelled to "wail the arrival
of a conveyance to carry our party to its desti
nation—about' a par sad a-half distipst on. sr.th•
"Frenchtown 'Mountain." We repaired to the
hotel, once owned and kept by our worthy
townsman, az Sheriff Wm. Gums; atid were
cordially welcomed by Its present L peopriekir,
Pyres. Luc:mass* forierly of Wilkes-Barre.
He is a genial, loquacious Teuton, and endea
vors tii do all in his power to render the stay of
his guests pleasant and 'agreesige. Hisuxit's
band, of Towanda, being of the party, two were
shown into the parlor, and the band invited to
play. Mr. Wx. &mixt' asked 'Mr. L. how it
was that, being a Berman, ho bad never learn.
ed music ? Mr. L. replied: "My father always
wanted me to become • musician, buil' object
ed on tho SToWnd that all the mtudtians I bad
ever seen or known were a set of blockheads
and didn't know anything else. I wanted lobe
a blacksmith, and he accordingly gratified my
wish in that respect." On opening the blinds
in the cozy parlor, kr: L. remarked, "Mr.
drums built this house ; there is nothing half
way about it "—which I. evidently true, judging
fronithe appearanoe of his elegant residence in
Towanda.
After the baud had performed a fait pieces to
the apparent jatisfaction of the inmates of the
house, among whom wore some ladles andchil
dren from Wilkes-Barre, we wore invited to
seats on the pleasant portico and entertained
for an hour by the cheerful conversation of Mr.
Lam:tam:sea, who discoursed of his children,
dogs, and other subjects. His second son run- .
ning by at ono moment, he said —"That is a
great boy ; he won't work, though ; all ho will
be good for will Le to bay and sell tattle. Ilt
is a good judge of cattle. He is chasing 'bees
now ; confound them bees} I don't like 'em.
He'll chase them bee s fifty miles, but he won't
work. Ile planted some melons last year be
hind the barn and took the best of care of them,
and they were growing nicely. I said, • Prran,
whose melons are these? who dtd this?' I'm-
Tee. replied, 'These are trible,' father.' But ho
won't work yhe must bay and sell cattle." A
couple of dogs—an English holland a shepherd
—came up just then. "That is an English bull
dog five years.old; I like the other one the best;
though,•whieh is a shepherd. He will go over
there and get the cows, hilt he teon't go if he
don't think they there. I teb yon, them dogs
know more than you think they do."
•
And thus he garrulously ran on until the ar
rival of our cheerful, genial, hospitable host,
Mr. JAILER Do:totter., no doubt a worthy des-
'eendetat of that famous and ancient family, dia
ting-nished in Irish history for their many gcxat
and honorable faits—the O'Dottoutia. His
residence being but a short mile and a-hall' Up
the mountain, the party concluded to slowly
make the ascent on foot. About midway np,
the vie', looking across the riser into French-'
:town, is grand. The western sun throwing his
slanting rays upon thisbeantifullandicape, was
like ilacing "apples of gold in pictures of sil
'yen". -The silvery, serpentine Susquehanna at i
our feet—a little further on the L.u•oure home-
stead,' with the silent, solitary monument which
marks the resting-place, we'snppose, of the el
der LAPOItTL, stinding'ont in bold
. .rebef--th
broad, frnt , trions screw of Hon. 11.. LAIVIITE„
with the opposite mocintkiii iii the background,
served to makou most delectable picture. - On
this monutain height the band awakened the
long silent echoes to. sweet strains of music,
which Aldo roused shoats from 'parties on the
opposite Tede of the ever that made , the welkin
ring. Perhaps similar music had never been
made in that spot before.
We finally arrived at Mr. Do:conre's, where
we were gracefully and welcomely received by
Miss DoNonrh, a sister to our host. A seb
'stantial and bountiful repast was placed before
us, the greater portion o which speedily dia
-1 appeared before the vigorous appetites that at-
I tacked it. A (tiger and neighborly conversation
occupied the intervening time before the hour
for festivities attendant upon a genuine, old
fashioned "housewarming," which was to take
place on that evening. Me. D.;who is a well=
to-do and industrious young farmer, has just
had enclosed a roomy and convenient dwelling,
and the young mon and maidens from far and
near had/teen invited. to lend their presence
and aid in dedicating it:for future use. They
came fitxn all
,directicins—rolmst, intelligent
young men, and fresh, "clover-fed,"handaorne,
healthful damsels—and at in early hour danc
ing.commenced, which was continued, witt.out
an unpleasant event of any kind fto mar the en
joyment, until grey streaks in the east betoken
ed the near approach of the day-god to shed
his overtopping and circumambient beams up
on earth's toemingartininws
—We noticed among other things a promia
ing.young limb of the law from Towanda in it
tendance, and quietly thought it was it strange
place and occasion in which to do Angle-ins.
We trust he may not be Foyle-d, however, in
any rightful undertaking. -
The locality is called "Oak. Hill," and is 4n•
Wyalusing township. The land is well improv
ed, and the crops obserrable look promising.
We also had an interview with our old friend
and comrade, Trren Sums, who after many,
veins' service 'for the "Gaited States, appears
hardy and hearty.
—ln the morning, walking down the moun
tain, drinking in its charming sights, cheerful
sothels, dewy sweets and fragrant odors, with
eye, car and nostril, *é could not help en in- .
nate longing for home In the conntrg, far-from
the din and bustle of city life. • VERDV.ICT.
B RADFOItD COUNTY TRAc.iiin'S ASBO
marmx.—Thio third quarterly meeting of this
Assc elation Was held in Troy, on Friday and
Sabatvlay;Jrine 9 and 10. . The following is a
brief account of the proceedings s•
Friday, June 9.--The Association assembled
at 40:3E1 a.m., in the beautiful and commodious
school building. After reading of the Scrip
tures and prtOor by Mr. Wentz, the President
appointed the Corresponding Secretary to- act
44 Recording Secretary in the absence of Kiss
Darns. Minutes"! last meeting read and ap
proved. - . •
The Business Committee presented the fol
lowing topics and resolutions for consideration:
1. What are tbecanseeof the declining health
of pupils, and the remedies?
What are the prominent causes "of Mire
in teacing ?
par
3. how can the cordial co-operation of •
ents be best secured?
!.'Whit are some of the best modes of pre
venting tardiness, and seenripg regular atten
dance at school?
S. What are some of the beat modes orinspir
lug pupils with enthusiasm in study, and culti
venue habits of self-teliance ?
8. In what way can a teacher best impart
moral instruction in School? .
7. Resolved, That the time for morning and
efterrioen recess ought to be extended to 72
minutes in the summer semen.
8. Resolved, That the action of the Legisla
ture in taking =cascara to prevent the too fre
quent change of textt,books, meets with our
hearty approbation.
Adjourned till 1:30 p.m.
• At 1:30, Prof. EL H. Muttoi opened the dis
cussion of first question ; wasiolloVed by L Mc-
Pherson, who objected to the remarks of the
late speaker, not conceding that the health of
pupils s declining. -
Mr. Dean believed the mind 'mitt tired by
action, bat that the pupil was wearied and dim
coursged.by long terms of school, long daily
sessions, and the presentation of too many ant.
pets at one time; that the people bad not ar 7
rived at a proper ratdesstanding of mental cul
ture.
Prof. O. W. the whohr .
Zr erii in t ok:
•
Btis
:Mos et Wm esloomeso 4seqpie -
1 6 ° 0-1 04120 6. 01 4 44 12 ~V 1 f*
habil ih.tf
===
'
h7 4 4= s til 04 71 " 3 "
*Shred the
tate u utheftletohe euthrmat Of the tpus.
lion :
Reacired, That tesehers should bo careful of
the health of scholars. ._ • •
Ii was adopbid. • '
After recess and ran*, bdt Button Intro
&iced I,loblrd topic, which wanably,dlaenseed
by News; libber, Ryan, Itneney, Watson and.
linttuanon, expeaieneca were Mated.
many wile remarks let falkinterrating toliaten
era ; ilt of which will prove unit& to lens "ex
perienced techeri. .
Adjourned tin 730 pas:
Met pprinatit to oidjottrameilL
After music and answering - Of queries., Miss
Howland reed "Dlastertatian tin Bout Pig," by .
Charles Lamb.. Miss reekhain followed with
an interesting essay—subject, "The World bet
ter now than ever before." • Miss Kate Adams
atteu recited " The Bell of Ate: after which
Prof. L. D. Watson war - introduced and deliv
ered a Ane discourse upon the "Elements of a
Successful Charsketer."
'Adjourned till Saturday at 8 'a.m.,
Eintorday, Arne 10.—After the devotional es-i
ereises were conducted by Prof. Hutton, the!
-Treasurer's report area road. ,
Committee on Membership reported the fol
lowing new members : Mimeos Mary.a. Parsons,
Mary Ballard, Laura McClelland, Mary Hunt,
Sarah Ayres, Mary E. Zullock, Laura Cornell,
Kate Adams, Mary E. Smith, Sarah E. Ballard,
Nettie WillottrOuid G. W. Ryan.
Appointments for next session made as fol
low. Zedurer:4tar. Geo. Landon ; Alternote
—Rev. —• Gilbert, of potterrille ; Declaimers—
:asses P. Coburn and Frank Chaffee ; Beadily
'—Annie Baldwin, Helen Brister; Essayists--
Ella H. Payson; Lottie Back. Buiriness
nlittee—P. H. Back, B. W. Little, J. B. Marsh,
leas A. V. Eilsereirth, Kiss Louie Bosworth.
Topic 5 was then discussed by A. A. Beesley,
G. W. Ryan, H. E. ritcher, L McPherson, ILO
es Howland, Witham, Kellogg, Peckham and
may
P.osobation 8 discussed by Prot. liyan,7L Mc-
Pherson, J. B. Guild and A. A. Keeney. Adopt
ed.
Resolution 7 discusatd by IL E. Pitcher, A.
A. Keeney, G. W. Ryan. Ladd im the table.
Resolution 9:
Resoleeck That the thanks of this Association
artidue,suid ars hereby tendered to Prof. L. D.
Watson the his instractive and practical address;
also to the instructors and people oflW/we
for the conveniences, cordiality and
extended to us during the present session.
Unanaimuly adopted.
Adjourned to meet in Laney/villa the second
Friday and Saturday in September.
11. E. Prreuxa, President.
IL A. Pear; Coe. Sec.'
BIIUMI LOCAL.
„, ,
LAArss.--Yery choir) rut - .1. - Amon 41:
CO :S.
We, the undersigned, business
taws and Irma of the Bwrough of Towanda, do
agreo to close dud (cep closed our respect lie
placeis of business on Tuesday, the 4th Jay of
J 41 13 08 7/•
First:National Dank, • D. Sullivan,
Marshall Brothers, J. Huguenin,
J. 8. Allyn Fe Co.. Taylor h. Gore,
Humithrey Bros., - W. A. Chamberlin,'
Powell h Co., Jna. W. Goodwin, .
A. F. Baldwin, R. A. Penes & Co.,
A. IL Warner, G. F. Mason h., Co.,
Chas. F. Cross, Merennalank.
W. S. Kinney, J. 0. Froei Sane,
M. J. Long, Taylor & Co.,
Ridgeway A Ercrctt, Montanyes, -
IL Lewis & Son, Alex. Solomon,
Geo.L. Keeler, H. Jacobs,
Cowell h Myer, Evans A Hildrclb,
J. Carroll hi • Rosenfield Wohl,
H. HAMS, Ac., ac., Ac.
J. Beidlcznan,
Foa RENT.—A:Barn on Main stree
Enquire at this office.
1151... Plain black and striped Gr.en
adines, just resvired at taws'
OM. Two. good houses for rent low
Enquire utOrarrox h Eu.nnEr..
,Bargaina in White. Piques, at
-TATIDE
C.,:arrrs..—Complete stock at T.» •
Lon
16.. White Linen for snits,nt TAY
•
eta- Neiv Stripe Percales, at TAT
COs.
Val" Bargains -in Cotton Goods
his week, at TATUM tV
16. TSYLOiI IL Cu. are selling the
American AA at a rectum; prier.
M. White Grenedine anti Sbe
and Shawls, net openvd at TANLon.
Bkck Lustre Lining for
(imagines U
se- Satin Stripe Piques, large
steel at roJaced prices at TAYLOR
war Guipure Laces, new and choice
Patterns Just re:calved at TAYLOD h CM'S.
_ b. liihite Nainsooks and Victoria
Lawns at Tsrunt Co.'s.
IS- The new "Tessa Linen," for
atjAncia h. Co.'s!'
tor D. is the duty of every wise
and peadent.werchant to protect himseltagainst
loss by fire with staple insuraticO, and to ware
his books likewise fa s good firematsafe. Bach
are Martin It Co.'s, sold by Cooraso; Buss=
Stir Brown and Bar Limns, also
Gram Cloths, for fruits, at ETINS Itumurrn's.
Juno 22-2 tr.
te - Piqua, reicales, and a full line
of Lawns and light Prints,. at
Jow Eva:cs t Tlttonmes.
Str• A large assortment of Mar
&sales Counterpanes for salo - et2esp, by
"June 22--2 w. ETAXI ti HILDHETtI.
z A hill assortment of Victoria
.I.owns, Stripe and Corded lifludins for white
snits, at . Estes h , Ha,DtaanS►
lime 22-2 w. • • •
WICKHAM 43r, BLACK have s
spirnaid assortment , of Ere Works for the
All of the new designs in this line, Including the
magnideent 'Balloon &rift.
Whmo.—:Tour or fire good farm
hands, to wttoto•stet* emploTment and good
pay wfll be given. •
Mater, Pa., June 28, 1871.
ge‘. trim Jorne Km-ostm offers
her fino selection of Mllinery and Fancy Goods
for sale at cost, andvequesta all persons in-
dehted to her to,ealliiind promptly settle their
accounts.
Forms or ArLy.---All the arrmige
meats are made 'tor the ()rand Ball to come off
July 4th. at Itnictra's BAIL The committee
hare becticuattring in their efforts to make . it
the pitttp. -et Mir& the .shwa. Tickets out
&Bin 'Ds Saki at Foil= .1 . Tan* Dine
Moro. Only a limited number will bo sold.
agi: J. 0. Faeci. & Goys being pa
triotic.cniscer, their immense Furniture Estab
ishment will accordingly be eksiod oo the
Fourth of July. - This is therefore to give, nog.
do; that 'anybody who degree any articlo
Inndtstrimbeap ma,; call en any other day in
Use week (except lliniday) and be c o ifed. ...
ter — CECOM is a paradox, as he is a
wiry groodta:rod tel/ow. aud also has one of
the largest asioetinente of Books andatationary
to be fOcamiasywbere. lie blertrieetas a flea etr;
agleam Wary, and any quaatity a wall pipet
and "dew shades. -
rw=2
stir Farmers in want , of Mo •
Kul "' Thms V d zi M* tfr
Banks, CUppar, go, Ohio and B •
M l owers and Bcapm.and izan A.
nA kieih / ul•-• aS
Threshers. Mid demo= -at . mantra
Omni* Bonaiati?frCe.la...
,1.1 Ma. Tar' ' tbi
tironnlal from okti. zArlx-rr, Eaq, ProPri 6 to
roundry Timarals, l'a.
- a. Z. IhroantiPrbef
ra
cm since, and as gket;) good ratiaaction.
would not hate , lionglil a metiints with ' a coin
blued pica on it at all,.and PO was sell pleased;
to find a machine ontaido the combination wine 4
his ProyM4 fn ttiyjuAgnienti:4l4l#llruitit.i
The dtfretenee in the price I conatikit 110_,M1101
money aimed.- Wo hare usea machhies IA OClri
faMl4_llll44, pios; ant j ar ta e ltelje them.
but my daughters Am er tegard :
T • r XICITA-V3Zre:
Arne ts, p7l. tt
M A r ?• 7
3161113-11ILLLY.--Ou the 16th — int t.,13: floc.
T. Thomas, Joseph. T. Morris of Leltaisrille,
- and Ella L. ' '•
ALLMI—MrK.EA.N.—In Canton, Jnno 14, 1971,
at.tho rosidessoo of L 4 Dewitt, F,sq., by LOT.
C. Dean, Ferdinand Allen, Esq., of Wysom,
la., awl D.sio-5k14 , 1 21/4 • 991 , ca 4 74 9 1 1 12,
•- 'fterinionsweem=i -
STEPHEi:I3()X:-Lliyih pyr;ritle".l4, l lB7l,
of disease tho -
,111:10, Anlstasti,yotulgest
daughter of W. E4'ond 'ferrets% Stephenson,
aged 11 months. -
I,lLlTo3l—ln'lltel Cold, hens 72,1871, Of e.e,a
sumptton, after a Lingering tllnciss o ton
mouths,Duma M., - wife of §.ll Lay. •-, aged
24 years. 4 -'
1!•~4l`1 *J
HAuRIS, Merchant• Tai
eircet.
L 0. 0. special meeting .of
Bradford Lodge, No. le, will be held their
hall this (Thursday) evening at 7 o'clock. Busi
ness of importance. Full atteuditheo is desir
ed. Ili OuDzi.or Loixlr..
A. D. Ilanento, Seey.
Norzcz.—All peisons indebted to
the subscriber; either by noto or book'acconnt,
will please settle the same immeclistcl r, or costs
will bo mach• C. S. TAxwa.
Standing Stone, June4o,lS7l.
Itßir Buy th© Keystone Churn Pow
er. For aslo by Com:co, ItrssuA: F: Co.
. April 2G, 1571—if.
FOrtall Or JULY!—AII aro iii ; vited
to attend a Danco M ttio Holcomb Ilonse, Le-
Roy Pa., - Tnesday evening, July 4, 1,3714 —A
gen Oral Invitation is extended. ‘• Smlth'it Cotl.l
- Band" has been encagvil for the occasion.
Dill, 2.50. C. p. nor, .ox:n, Prop:it:A.lr.
Jane 15 IS7I.
Or.o.km AND 'SIELODLONS.—
We areiSellinp,..first-claes Pianos, Organs and
Melodeons at reduced prices and on ea,v t;•rinA.
Ferrous who axe in an or a gootl,instituntbt,
will find it greatly to their advantage to r,h.v
a call before purchasing els' where.
l'Ass tot d Co.. ` •
Towr.uda, Pa.
Jan. IS, IS7I.
•Fon.SALE.—A dwelling:louse and
roar acres of land in Canton rborough, near del
pQt, with a ntuubtir of fruit trics tticrcon.
very desirable location. Turms'esity. Applito
Jona 31Entiirrn, W. Towanl.t,
Jnne 22, P•iil—tf.
WILL 13H SOLD CIILIAT!.-A first-class
Opcn Buggy with poly end shafts. Searly m•w
and in good cow:ltt.•Q, Cost i'2o!) --will be 84dd
Apply to 11. Sr. 11::A: Co., Carriage
- V. or at the nfice riff Va
Jwie 14, 1'.71
MB:
The citizens of Herrick snd
vicinity nil held a Febtival in the grove or Ur.
I)urand, on the Fourth of July nett,
ice cream, strawbernes, sod other eatableht,
and speaking by the. ;prii,(, - , gr:•,dll.7.tes
fayette. PrJeeed:4 bf, go P.: repairs of "the
clinr , -11 and purrounlngg" ;:err sail
order of tholeotntnittee.
Jane '22, 14371-2 n..
FOrrtT:t OF JULY CELLTRATIoN I—
nv anniversary 'of the Declaration of Inde
pendence V.ill he eelebrated nt Rome, l'n., on
July -1, 1871. (ko. Landon has tift.ii en
ghged as orator of tht, oar. ent,•rtaining
programme is promised. .All arc etd - dltily in
vited to attend. Ity orikr c tl.t: Commlttts....
June 14, 1871.-3
!Et. Croquet sets hd" sz le, ver
4.1 W.
June 7. 1371. On, rn•
VAN VELSOIt 31ANNtl:S.
chrO:t T:111•6,
:Ind Cap,
I'r.:l3ishin:z
Noy 3. 1871
•
tVl.llr.Lins S. 11.As9s, a I graduate
of Lyons 3lnsicrtl AcsAemr,loff , r4 11,1• serviecs
as teacher Of Piano eontar. Lor,reners
S. IT. Slicrirood. A.M., Lyons, N.Y.; Wm. Dit
trich, Towand3. - Jlir. 19, 1571—tr.,
Fon Rl2crt-- 7 -Tlie dwelling north of
Episcopal iyarsonage. Snr gAraen and
enty of fruit. En.n'.r t'tt rton 'Elsbree.
Sit! 3 15i 1.
Noxicz.—Our quarter y sottlemen
Rill commouct. July lei sad routintte to ,10th
We hope onr eusioniers will look to it. All
book accounts mast ~ ,t tled by cash, or notes
on interest will be charqed, on book. Some
have failed to settlo in January, also in Apra.
We Lore the: , wilt took to it and save costs ; we
must haNe our books settled.: Rome notes are
past due and mitst be paid. We can't do
lmel
ness without capital.wrizrrt - A LVSDON.
•.
Campton n, Jung 21; 1871-4,-.
COUNIT Co: aussimien.—The name
of Eruazt B. Moon; of Miter, trill be present
ed to the twit Republican County Contention
as a candidate for County Commissioner. Mr;
Moont has been an earnest workingllepnblican
ever since the orgr.nization of the Party, and
has never before asked any office. The finances
of the county would be faithfully and economi
cally managed by him. Flo is a man of eaccilent
Judgment and wordd make a good lofkleer. Re
has been disabled from perfo ;mutual 14-
bor for the past two years from tha °fleets of
an injury. Iforoover, the township of Ulster
has not had a candidate for any office for over
thirty years. - Ussran Towsurtr.
THE Biwa Two Will=
Lois .
'This mower is in the -market as a: competitor
with all other Mowers for the patronage of the
farming public. It has got to stand or fall up-'
on tta own merits ;and, Of.:,eotlTBo, I s ready to
meet any or allot' its comPentors in fair and
honorable trial, "to trytitles,* in any kind of
grass, or upon any kind of surface.
Messrs. Kinney Watkins, agents for The
Tonng Warrior, hare Particularly challenged
the Two Wheel Kirby to meet it In trial. I shell
be pleased to gratify them. Being the chal
lenged party. I hare the right to choose time
and place for trial ; but will only ask that the
triallic held as near Towanda n possible, ('&a
the center of the county). abaci the largest
number of our farmers can attend,; outliortriso
Mews. K. k W. may chime their otin time
and ground. The lairhy ,does not'claange t
but is willin to.meet an Mower in fair trial.
Price of Mower. 4 factB inches cut,lloo.
It. M. General Ageat.
• Towanda, Jane Jr, LS7I.-11. •.• •• •
react; that,,it is agai#
reoci ta caution the & M e te*
trod ft.d. against the many wws- 4,
related fleety by soma travelingrmrsery agents
representing Kew Tort nurseries, about
apple and other tires.' 'thieldr. Stash, in Par
ticular, repreSents that my "apple. trees are
lousy," etc. All statementa of the like are' ton
tally false. I noed not =intim tlt es =
against patronizing any agents
Front's Watkins (N. Y.) Nureel7. ' 0 .1 0 e 0 1 310
in this county have dealt wit ti raid prost's
agents before, and ought to know them by this ,
time. I hare 8,000 to 10000 4 years 0111 app le
tenet as tine as any in the -State. Daring Vlis
coming fall and winter, Clark Willson amid. W.
'Northrup will canTSPS for orders and wilt dchs
cr nothing but brat Class Xibtrantidll/ 4 4: '
Bk, WILIAXS.
Towanda, Pi., Jane 19 1871. . _
A. B. Sxrnt
Vir Messrs.Km - Nry k WAtrets
Sirs : Asy on express a desire through the coao
te papers to eAibit and compote at , a trial 4
lilowg Machines ancirhere •• Eastern Brailo
ford, I take this method to inform you that_ it.
will be *pleasure to MC'ttiraist - t. yon, nod ths3
an opportunity may be afforded to as many "si
possible to witness said trial I will name two
to era: Pike and Athens, ouShetthaqs*.
Vir ac ifi s aesignita exact locality soon - abd Imp*
aoy days that may tie as-rexable pod about
the first of the hikting saasoM I As we' mean
business, I shall insist that, the fel:oing Wats.
and pouits be considered and repatted:mputtif
and as many more as you may see tlt to' d
no ,t ‘r -• . • -` -:)1 1 51 1 .,
I. That each maeldnii - shall'aut lint lasi
two acre*
2 gamier in which work is actionipllslieiL
3. Condition of machin#
.. ostat yrhafteolllF
plated. - • . • '
4: Time' oeenpscd.
5. Draft to be te5b,^.1.14.4112=031-
GenOnd eetnitenetiori. ' F. (
7. Material Used (the _
othcr,machlnes toting erst-stv.ol 151"
makable end wren ;ht iron nd tiinloa '
wront 1;04 placeof cast
A,4buity of bar by whadallaigliiet
is regulated at Will of drirer without stoppti.
team.•• -- •
• la which di:aft Isapplied.
-- 9. Manner t...
10. Ability to pick going in
• u1 : 1- Qi4 P o 7tht aa
any diroctical. ram: :'
•Isrt Wsus, :-
- Awe. Clipper IL* 1100,... '
Spring Wil, June 10, 1871,,-Irr. , -
t` 'A. 4 ; 7 4 et 1r § • lit 'Y • _7:l
swa_ - vas
.1r . . - 4.0 :shun= • -••• pager, Um no ,
markiiirtraailArg=tesen *it
the New or users_ es, , Mr.
M. Welles' frutlang4 0 flipplt.troes, as
stated in the anion° 22, that
are not strictly true and sanctionsd
* :,'. V.SMAIM I = I
.. ;. . a.S; y • es, we ino so
to do. Tbiso244olt_PDOSS*Wrataitifi riX
ple . of Bradt county are well aware tnat it is
unpoSsibl c W i culazzia ss i fil lbr er-
oni brap fu
all or any of branches.' i - Mr. Wellos spooks
el roman ti made h 7. s old
a ll owi gaconce
t orlOmile4 6001 -1 *
can only say that wehate eioselyloxaminell, his
=MIMI lit*MOS thioniin
1 4 Welies desires loho a suuceso
- ' -
it no Wean-
duct that branch of business in such a mane -,
that ho can sell on merit rather than •by pub i -
• cation. It is well known that the Now ' ork
241"1 4 " & 2 1 (1" V i r• i'
trees. o . to sa f:P pa , •• . •II - •
=humeri S _that ore
tniutte, is ' 'to ono
, branchiof business for a number of years (an
that bnidnoss ono ishink toms-is sr /tido and .
pleasure-to advande) places in our pessession
feast et lixetieo anrittsd kuowl, the ••• .
7Silbfib iiii WW2 itiaks 'i E
now customers tAtate. The excellent quali
ty of our pr ',slug .knoism we hope
you will beldrid"Ono ei to iddreniryour no
orders, which will be tilled with' the
_greaten •
lore storthOlobstlxinlideut hofcref~ •
tire sathdaction t to. us, , • Ilepui kt-PtiV uot •
urtessorrWristelinsitt,'repty-tot* •
runts that Mr. Vicllestir ;t° -e- •
lisbcd, we are, ' •"..Yetprespee -
Anmvri or Nnw Yonx Noism'am. -
j! m ° 2 4' : _'2,tiClT `,.0 - 14:,Xfril , ,
Atitretegreat T..
'3-'7
No: 1.
ire,t i ,- 7.711
SA
Beautiful Japanaio'Silks,
Bich Black Silks,
Rich' Poplins,
NcKv Sergo,`
Handsome Ybiads,
• Ww 2 . l roPlint
elLultlsome GmLis,.
Ch , ;:tp
White
Linens zatsi Napkins,
White 000th4,
Fancy . Goods,
nib was 1144 l'iduagB.
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Cottonades and Checks,
IMEI=I
Yankee Notium,
hosier} atifi Glove,
ad Broad tret.t,
erly, N.Y
Hats and Caps,
Ladies Cehihlreii'S Shoes,
Cariwts awl OIL
Sheeting and Shirtings,
Prints and Ginglawns,
=RI
U (-)
IT VIE
at Taylor Z.: Co.'s.
. .
id Taylor iSt.
at Taylor & Co.'s;
at Taylor & th.'s.
=EI
at Taylor & Co.'s.
at Taylor, k to:g
Titylvr,S; ; CU:A
at Tavlur
't4lor & Co.'s
!MI
Tz.lur Cu'.s.
at Taylur..S;
at• Tnt•lur Co
at Tavlur k Co.'s
at Taylor
at Taylor 4: Cu
at Tavlur A;
Taylur Co.'s
at Taylor k'Co
at Taylor & Co.'s.
at Taylor & Co.'ks
at Taylor A:
a,t Taylor & Co. a
.•
at Taylor d;
ALL FINDS
.OF
DRY`6-oOb.
AT BARGAINS
TAYLOR & CO
Towanda, Aped.l2, 1811
THRESHING MACHINERY
ciirwr THE ElEs;r.f.
The albseralde u ILussifactsiroia' General Ibgcni,
offers tho Farriers of Dralford find adjoining
round' s, a Tull lint ot . -
tiLLIAI3I+4S.I)
Fkß IING•_1 Ace E. 4
AX000111 , ' ,.. 1119i/allb •11170. , _ •
SfS=DID fiCluy MEDIU ONE - MITI,
AN - 13vintEE norsE RAILWAY Pe)WER 4 3;
TRRESUERS AND CLEINEM,
CELIZIWED WSDLESS
UM= l'OnlaiS, TIMEDS
1.7.(D WMOITED.S.
yarlienithe , best - IreretriPeiret,; el. the 'belt
Theeihheasiteheeeee;ur the very beet Coulasi 4
VON El= of • • . .
.THRFAITING 314.011NE5,
sj, J
Be Fore to rill upon \Scums. word to the
wise " is. (or ocottr To az.) sutnetent."
sidigeriber trirc_badrU Sides szysidenoe /11
the Threshing Mudd= trsda and is posted.
Sample Powers, Threshers, and Cleiners mill be
on exhiblUon from July Ist
SEXD ron Cport•LATI
, or, f_Ccurb ... 4no szn rot.
ioraaass'•'
M.' -.WEEMS
Towanda. June 28, 1871. •
Ai= ARY N'OTICE.
QVAN.Tras,l3tb..Diilsio . a
NatiOtal (Mir& of Peon's.
Compri.‘ing the counties_ of Bradford, Vega, and
Snllisaa .?
- •
; 0 et.
' Mlles wishing to ormairecMilitary companies.
should; as soon as they hove 05 men ranmited• send
to the Adjutant General's Vice, Alt Ilarrtsburg,
through thearibeis. einotam- tied of the
tact, signed bY one or Mora petitioners for the coni-•
piny, and attested by the County Commissioners.
=gatid=a=: ol = 4
1 . be directed to hold an election - to elect .albeers far
' the company. There sill be an °dicer detailed from
6.11"1111"1"11111.441' w
euetValthirSelatztleurMos
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commander, the other should be
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June 15,71.
RIMY DEPARTMENT COM
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BLACK lIEBNANI. GRENADINE,
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WRITE iALMOILRLtiItINTINS
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READY.: MADE , WHITE AND
THE GREATEST ,VMMErf OF
PL.112 4 1 d FANCY DRESS-GOODS;
FULL LINE pF BLACK SILKS
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Fanning Mills, - - Grind Stones.
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Furthtittru Varnish,
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- Hemp and linbber
.Soapstona.racking,
- Oakum, -
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Leather Belting.
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A UDITOR'S iitorta:--.ra the
-CIL ter of tiet itAitiof inc. X. 1rct4,77 arre-4 4 ::
the Court of 00113111011 Pleas of lii•Wford
Tho utulertiguod ati Auditor oppolatod..by %chi ,
Court to dtatrlbuto tomtits in the biudrtof setton.
hPIO4III arictoottormicile of itAseatisallid sad: ger.
mut estatemill, attend to the &tiles of rg=t
*Wit eh& office is thiP - Bonitiall of
14114.*g - the.: COW day; tit 7 nit 187U:947 We
ep* a. to:, wbids time *lapis& all persons him
tott kith& fa ei*liiitter itror required' to ptesintibe
Alikagr4cViaijqloge4 :ma
L. P.
"1r361 . 10, 141L.:itliA , 1 • • 17'6
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simParms - ALE.-.lttiairfuE
of send idinitte }Weiss isaried'ont ofthedeort
of on Pleased Brediold county, and tome dl-, -
will be exposed to public side at the Cohrt
licinalan Wilke: l 4h • Sinrinds, Bradford cam
tp rellttlfriiMPe en 1 THVBDP.tr, inor
1871, at 1 o'clock; pine. the foltawing describe 80,
pine or piked td in,Weenz township.
beiouginto Charles Am* Amor, or reputed mina
er• 10.1". 'Meseta*, confracW, bounded as follows,
ent, yip at a -canter- on lino of the ito•call
ed Mortian,yo lot, 90 foot east of Sebastian -
Enowlesi` N. E. corner; thencilliorth'd deg. 30 min.
seat 976 feet to a corner; thence north ; 19 • deg. 30
mitt: east 375 feet; thence north 70 deg. SO ruin. east
57/104 te a corner On lino of the farm of StePhOts
ttrick-land.ir.; thence along IMO ef the same month
5 deg. 30 rift. cast 1130 feet tog: W. corner of sad
Striculeset's tarns an line of Nobles kg9il.Wlef B
lot heretofore mentioned ; thence along tine of the
same south C 2 deg. treed-570 feet to place of begin
mug. Containing 10 acres. 125 perches, strlotmese- _
are, with a three story framed balding thereop.
(known as the "Park House") having; a front of 40'
Lett anl a depth of 32 foet, and 'a ok:sob:altqla.;*
'building, or L, l lll Sect - deep* 18 feet
Seized and taken. into emotion at tbeirnit of 1.
W.. Broca vs. Charles Hoppe. owner, or. scpuMLP
owner, MAP. Fteechnft. contrecter. ". .1 1
-41-30-7 - iry virtue of writ - of Feud, ltx.,Algienseig.
log' lot, puce or parcel of land agnate In Terry twp.
bounded, as follows, to wit Begriming at Berrien
'O, and rituning-ereeterls 340 per. to a car.
ner thence a southerly direction 10b a 'to, a
stake and storm. ; thence in easterly aireatod.•or
cou,sl4 la per. ta a stake and etoruta) Ammo's nor
therly' coarse 1( per. to tho place a - begin:og.
Containintr3o9 ft.:ma - 0f later Meru 4Nr.lesa. - which 1,
tract is known as the" Alta Matti:, about 30 ;brute r`
improved, with a fla med barn, an old log hen, and
a few fruit trees thereon,- - • -
AMC:I.—AIso one crther Phoo of: tinid dhiated fp
said twp.. bamoted sist fellows z.`Beittliebag, at
lock "0,7 thence a motherly . came 101 rolls to a
hemlock tree, thence s Woefortl, *Yam' / 711 rodg.
thence e southerly mensif 100, MOW tawhenolack.
thence an ciateady„ coarse to the place of beginning. '
Containing 100 acres of land. be the same mdre or
less. about 70 acres linprOved..with e filmed house,
IN house, fray:led ;Imo bare. and , it few fruit trees
Seized and taken into ineiMil ti n at the suit or
Elrby to um of Thiah terry vs. JitlV. Bang-
ALSO..-Tbe folloittlegieemibed lot,:phoo or par-
eel of land- situate fn' Terry tsp.: bounded - as fol
lows : On the northbylen4 oflielsoliTasderpod.
cast landeorDetonts Crimmins, gartinel Haggerlq.
and Patrick McOedre , on the sonthbyland of Dinka
,Wells and Wm. 2,llterea, gad au the weld by lands
pf Peter Layman aturlistnuid , Jarman. Containing
438 acres of land, none- er lime; gout 7$ acres he. :-
roved' WWI a log house., based house, two framed '
urns, and two apply orehkrila thereon.
Seized and !ugh into execution at ' the nit el
J. P. vs. J. W. Dennison. and 21. MataltalL
no following described lot. piece or par
cel of lapel innate in bcrundeclas follows:
On the north by lands of John Brit and Lewis rat
torson; east byltaltroadst.,south by a street running'
from the Northern Central It, B. Depot to Cantorost.
and west by land of Patrick Tahoe. Containing 1'
acres of land, more or leas, all improved, writhe two
story lranuid Memo (1¢471111 as the lialiroad, Route), :
an ice house, and few fruit trees thereon. .
Seized and taken, into, execution at - the suit of
Davison's tree vs. Daman and S.A. - Fitch
security...',
ALSO-he folks/ring 'described lot, piece or par-
eel of land situate in' Albany twit, bounded as fol
lows ne,ejrn, gg at a beech corner joining lands of
Wet. Webb and James Manna; north 31 deg. east
178 per. to a stone corner, thence alonglands of Jno.
Murphy, math 88 degreea, east 83' per. to a stone
corner, thence alongthe lard of. Pat. Berns ronth , 3l
deg. west 118 per. to a naaple 'corner, thence along
lauds of Meliale east 83 deg, south 83 per, to the
place of: beginning. Con'nbaing SO acres anctl6 per.
of laud. more or less, being apart of a larger parcel or
tract'of land convoyed by Catherine W.-Morris to
Stephen Murphy. yr., by s deod dated the 211 day tf
ISli. s,
Seized and taken int eget-ea, on' at t! tuit of
is. Pen nei Murphy. ,
Also; seized and taken into eteent.onnt the snit of
David Haley vs: Dennis
ALSOI-The icll9;vlm4 ilhser...,c4 let, piece or par-,
eel Of land stuate in Rest Burlington tarp., boninkt
eel; as fellows ; 'lie ratting at a `Acme corner north.'
act E.,rner of 1,4 \u. 4, thence along D. 11. PlulliVe
lot I'o. 2. east 32 per: to a stone corner of lot No. 2,
thence along lot NO. 2, northerly 110' and 3-10 'per.
to a rioi e ro ntr . tie i,..litti-we , teorner of lot No. 2.
thence westerly along a lot, owned by Penn Crandall
32 ger. to a stone car. the north-west cor. of lot Nod,
thence along lot No. 4 110 and 5.10 per. to the place
of beginning. Cents' sane and ' -
land, more ot lc,ss, '
•
log house and log, bt
Seised and taken
Nelson Gilbert to Ilk
B. Thurston and Joh'
..11.1itt , ---By virtue
described let, pace. c
rilefsitrg twp, boatel!.
Church street at the
land owned by Dar+
line or said thnisteal
corner on line of
north along line of
58 flOl toy corner,
.111 (v3yrOrd iii .le , • ' .
street,,thence niong
tees W the place of
r-10 yen of Stand. n
two story iranic-cl
ALSO-Uric other
Wyalusing tap. but,
lands of Joseph Gam '
loy , on the :oath
and Fends- Ackley,
Containh
land. ni ,re or Icse.
fran.eil LlXAling, I
turn usanufartorY.
few fruit trees Vim
ALSO- One other
in NV- j L . hising
On the north by 1.1:
east met south by
by land of .I.•eph
from the V. valusitn
ragv. of lan,i, :gore
buiidings.
Seized and taken
cr Ai-Yanglian's
Jnu,F, 12;.71-4t
.
a_ N TirE,. I ISTRICT COURT OF
th, iinit , ,: States for tho Viresisrn District of
.Penes3ivair 'ln the :natter of S. S. 'IO , IIS - wars.,
of Towanda ..orough. • Bankrupt _ -5.
- , LN DASiIiIiIIPTCY. ' . .' • .
, i
it tufty coneern.,The undersigned hereby
; cue oflds appoinent of assignee of Slier
. - Aspinwall, of Tostandi borough; in said dist:
i.
ho has been litljudgedi a lisukrupt on petition
. creditlrs, by ilio District cumin of said Pis
. , , 'Assime.
lied Tinranda, June 0, Nit ... _,. - . '
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I OTICE -IS HEREBY GISTS
that application will be made at the nest meet;
ins of the Legialataure of Pennsylvania. for the in
corporation of a Savings Bank: to bo known es the
ToWanda Savings Bank, to have • a capital of fifty thousand dollars, with authority 'to increase the
sanie,to any amount-not - exceeding three hundred
thou rd dollars. The objects of said bank are to
race! money on deposit and s , to discount. notes,
bills, G, and to gunciaegeneral banking privileges,
to be located Id toe borough if Towanda. county of
ott=..with authority to establlsh%brancbes at
eainsaid county'. • ' . •
,
Juno 15,11.6 m •
A DMIND3TRATOR'S- NOTIOR-L •••
11 atotia 3 ti hereby Oren that all person Indebted -
to' tbeestate of JOSIIILIIIPOLCOTT. late of Warren
tni m ,dool; are regnested to snake Immediate payment
and all persons harmg claim against sold estate
nnist iiresent them duly 'sxtthentloated 'for settle
mint.• - B.' WOLCOTZ:
34n 2'Si•ar6 . • . Adardnlatrster.
WIX-ECtITORS-NOTICE.-- ,
..5.4 .Nottco la herebyglioa that all, persona iodobt
ail to the , estate of KrZIA B. SW -I=o, late of Athena
twit.T.loctnusod. we r xraested loatcattonedlato
payment. gad all persona • having claim s against
aid eatato'mnat Mactlt 'Meal: 1113 V aldhOulldlloa.
for settlement. UVY 11. TOZER.
1na,.12'71-w6 . ' Ezzottot.
•
AA. 11MINISTRITOR'g NOTICE =
Xailoo t hereby witento all personsindebted
to the estate of S..I3fVEL IVAILWEit, late; 'of Me
township; deceased, insist make irameillate, pay.
meat, and all persons having CI . LIALs against said
estate. racist' present them duly authenticated for
sottleinmat. .-- • AU W.A.II2II:Re;
Jon. Aa,ll.tgtr4tor.
RXECUTO - 11,'S NOTICE.L—•
-1-4N.ltice Li hereby given that all persons indebted
to the estate of HIRAM Meg, ata of Wyaluelng,'
deceased, are requested to - irate tnnnadlate
payment, and all persons haring dame against rata
estate •must preselit them duly - authenticated for ,
settlepaut." • • B=i7Allni .ACILLEY.
J. F. Cl 7 13rBEELAIN,
ftecutore.
fui? . e.2877,1-ivG ,
1. 003 GIFTS,
GRAND GITVG`ONCERT AND DISTRIDUTION;s
• • • • • Pat the Bealeat-of the •'
VOOND.I.ING *STMT. •OP THE :MT= OF
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T111:' SOLDTe.BS AND SAILON3' 03:141W5 .
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• ' ' Washington. D.
To be held in WASHLNIGTON. D. C., Lander arid .by
_virtim of a Vermit from the Hon. Commissioner : of
Internal Bovenue, on THURSDAY, JULY 27 1311.
postively. . •
After the Concert the Cavairdasioners viii award
tho successful ticket bpi:km * l.oo3 Wits, amounting
to $200,000, consisting of desires blo Neal Undo iu
Balthrunai dty and empty, and Washington; county.
Md., Do2Rbs, Stocks,' and. Cash. ' • •
s2,ooo3ickets oialY will be sold; et $3 esker:
Non. I. IIoCULLOOOII. of Elktons`did...
ONO: CASTLE: Baltimore. 31d.;
Ihna. S. 111:01 - =. M. C., Pittsburg. .
•
- Trustee.
• - ; nuaninneys. • •
:Major Cleral Hunter„ 11. S.A., WiShingtim,O.C.•
:Hon. dart . ittley, Pittsburg, Pd. .
• I:trat, National. Bank, Hagerstown. 11.1.. •
,APPlan 2ll e$ CO.. I:tankers; Ilavrstovin. •
..I.4slegraff Sons, Itagensurarn.
1 , 13,01L.R., J. Brent. late Attorney General. italtitnore,
'C. 1 , . Abboit.44q., 20 PoakOillnaavenue, Baltimore.
',John H. Fowler. /sq.. .
H. Win% of. it. H. ItTeri:&
ALUM, Balt/num• •
Mr Deeds of the'lleSlistilt - exttlfso to-br coun . •
t ip - theAktukt of the Trustee,. • , .„
: Tickets,and ChnularsCASl -
;_• cumaktoution.
ttationcrAr:ti printCr, 21 Nassau street, .Ner:
• To whom arloamtanrdcatiOlis ithosthl*: adiltn*tode
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