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LOG AD AND GENERAL.
mQ,.. The HammonipOrtlGrape Fair
hew en the 2Gth, 27th atl 2fith inst.
. gi&- The 'sessions of t l ho itionnty
r( Institute for this :place; aro to bo held
t u g Court House. ,
I
The Synod of Phila4elphia.‘ill
meeting in this pI ce, c ; onaniene.
.1 .11 the 14th of October., ;
`ll,l,
large party of elfertraiorLists
h.rrl pagged this iilaci) on their
1, to Wail:ins Glen, en Monda afternoon.
The only eaKi Arica in Court
1.: 4 „,,t ; Nv.s the rase of Prim g. Saitu. The
r, turned a verdict for tho plaiptift,
. .
,
..ma.,. We are request d tb state that
i: ~. A r:TIN onl MoNmouritr ‘ill 130 in at
, i:me , :it Ilie rilicrnialiat,Ast.iationj meet;
:. m Smithfield, . , ,
•
'are please 4 to loam(. that
, - 011 of N. N. Br:rrs, jr. l who has been
th,: poidt ~f death for come days past,
Letter, and it is hoped odt of danger.
Mr. T. C. DELANS rind J. IV.
havo ju,t reorned fiora the city, rbere
1„0. 1.4 , en purchasing largo assortments
Aar their respec4ve establish-
. Tll ra rcr6ser says it
that tilt., 'Lehigh Vally It. It. Co.
1 < < Cu:II:I:41 the Junction Ciinal, and lid/
ut their track on .the bean bank be
- Atheng au!l Ehaira.
school of the Epis
t 'tareb ltalnrrangrl for a ipic-nic on Fri
. • • the inclement state of tic& weather
1. t2a4; a number of ; the little_ ones
.lt the rt.•sidanee of
,their teacher, how
ut the afternomi .lu a pleasant
_
It•
441(1g12* PASSMORE, of ;Roma,
c 1 ,41;t acts ,A
• • lic„.tirrr•bed cora . , lear-
T P. pan—nage:a barrel of best
•• "ri,• • deriseth liberal
]. „ 1-11 thingsi.liati he be judg-
I=
A collision between two coal
- lilf` (I.•rot, nn
NV, Ital ., ' not .Icartaqi
Jttleti:ars, but tiutlitstand that carulet4s-
Hat .0, of a ti 0,011%11 the ac-
AVa'r
iic pur;ty ,1 moral haltits is
114.• t :11::11114 4 -, , i
c,cpr•- I,',ltieli
t itp . l. , !:, way tight in
Very few
BE
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NI It V! inervase
,:r.,
and ..xpt.6.tsce of those
frr.m. tb , nb9r.snee
t II
izri c..LI train,
•i m ‘‘. r. , n0• , 41.- tr. , zp
(i,!and Encamp-
NEE
i . ere ta!;rietl , over the
Y. K. PittAuti itl4l
th .11 three 1,..0;r5r It wgi highly cern-.
••. thy—in'thag‘ neul that
;,ret.r-tiee t.! the
which was f.tr. m re direct.
l r. ?; prYthrnCs acne WO pleased
Hon.. 4. P. :WICKER:4r t 3t 3 State
S wih attend ttte.
rea . ;:her• - ; InAtitnto to- be. 11//1/1 11/ this
c"turnenq , ing: Svpt.
.;.!.!,,,:r-0.1.-ctur, in tha 1 0. mat ilonhe,
111.111,1 g, S,Tt. 26.
also I,t. proteilt and
ic I'nursday
waken; v, ill Ccrininly
" Drop Cittrtp.in " iu
at up hr
much atttintion for the
t:l it really a fieautiful piece
it, C.,. front ,ido there are.some
..t et; r'fl tit.ittly
..• 11,11 , .., of this place, Br;
c CQT - 1 lithil, , or.)ettiing. to
hi, !re, with ;rid!, for the
i - .t;Qying the
r:, itt• it I i 2/. M:,
t i iv, 1410 a, t - ibiliqr, and cannot
z.,,•
• • .t.ttii .1; iittrevorthis ;vork is in-,
.1 ( , onstalar: re-i
I:,.1 LTS, tr.,d this' v.lBeu, reedit:3'
I.•tter froin
\111,,a : ti:an.-acting
pt. 4. IS7I.
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v.l l 10,0%‘ th:ti
I 4.1 t 11.. - 1,11.:ng the
news ;
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• !, • :.11.;;.; lo•wa;;:ip.er one Might
: ho)?:C0171 , A 11, per
.,. gous 111(V , sm-. , :ty and
; orroot kri•nts a::•1 dia
gtnerid ud. r', : he;
-‘rt ;;; a. a• things'; cali,o no' n;
1-1 Laving' read th, papers.
••1 hat -i-glialaence the
;!.; rc:lal'4,4lnlrt
t•.'oe.•al , thrir Leisure' hours,
.1., :r , :a a 411:.,cint nt, and
'•Jr.;ctio ; r. k 81.1re1S, 'then, no
•• . naa t wi Vith , out One or
;.; h:s family.
Uu l'i•play night hist,lsth inst.
• ytar coninituced.
• ''' ffrorn the iiecleEi
. r001.:0.ne . 04 at the ' , timing, in of the
• r Thts month just beginning,
sir;, a P::;:siau a'ord C4nifying " the
• I', itn•rtu as " t b Iloshana,"
sr, lat. 1 literally,:metuas the " heati of
• e, L Inht Lm is in itecordatkx: with
%le:att.:l 4,e7. 23, 21)i, as eon:memo
-f 1,, t:atittte:;:', gen,l tliatcit wal the
' I • , 1 : ;i:. nr i was et:fate:l. The day .
11,./..3tarott " rd c of tnene:rhi!):
, dsy. nr reneethtatice), in
Tholsan being in the
t:( ins! poild in Libra, the
, :•-:vu it a , ;.. ay! of jVgmellt to
eigl2ol awl fates de-.
.1: also kn rn in the 'Bible as " om
':•,- " Da:, of 111 , rvingi t '' (of trimPPek:l)•
..; rtance is the re
,tOry L , aae and ins saving from
Jcoo.sli prix:hities, in this
d. t1ica . .. 11.:1 - 0.! on Fri lay C . VOR;ng and
n thcn: /nit!! morning.
,
air. W. K. TASMAN one of the
. . , -
men mentioned last week u having been seri
otudy, injured by -the explosion :et. Vail (rook;
died on Saturday morning. For a day or two
&Mir the sad Recurrence, his friends entertain
ed hopes of his recovery, but , on Thursday „ his
sympterns were'-alarming, and it soon be
came evident that his injuries wore mortal:
Hr. TAYLOR was ft - protuising young man, and
hisloss will bo mourned by all who knew him.
His eitllicted wife and child have the hearty con
dolence of,the whole Community. - •
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A Mo mm a ( vrry.—By the caving
in of it coat mine near Williesberre,•last week,
a monster cavity Is made in the earth, which
will, prObably, become a pool 'or water, which
will puzzle geologists in moire far off future age
to account for. The Hallenbeck coal mines
caved in with a terrible crash, and we have the
following account by telegraph
These mines have been in an. unsafe condi
tion for some time, and a few days ago the in;
dications of danger became so decided that the
miners concluded to abandon them on Satur
day, which they did but a few hours - previous
to the caving, thereby preventing a horror not
second to the late Pittston disaster.
A.portion of the tools, and implements were
successfully 'removed, but part of mine col ups-. suddenly., filling the vet undisturbed chain
hers with such a powerful rush of air that box
es, tools, cars, etc., were hurled in all direc
tions, while, fortunately, no one was in the
mine, and all farther attempts at removing
them was abandoned. !The mass of mine fell
on Saturday evening, startling the city, Litho'
the occurrence was expected. Sii acres of
ground:fell at once-to e-depth of nearly 200
feet, presenting a terrible chasm, and erecting
great fissures in the surrounding banks) Thous
ands of spectators immediately -flocked -to Abe
scene, notwithstanding the threetening appear
ance of the banks, but no accident occurred.
The mines were nearly worked out, ao the loss
to the company is nut so great as might be. im
agined ; but the minors cliaployed therein will
lege materially, being thrown out of work.
PERSONAL.—Dr. E. D. PAYNE, tr.. S.
N., has been ordered to report at the Naval
'Hospital in Now York. WObelievethat thltipost
is considered one of the best berths in th NaVy;
and is e rejoice that it has %lien to the lot of Dr.
PAYNE.
—The customers of TATLOU at Co. will regret
to learn that Mr. W. S. Dncw, -who has been
with the firm nearly ever since they started
business, has gone to Athens to live. It will be
-no 'easy task to ilithis place.
—Our.genial friend, P. Emu); Esq., agent
for the Caton:lamis in this county, is stopping
at th. J.. Ward House with his family. .
• —Bev. Wx. McGLacrtvur has returned, and (
services will hcfca:ter be held iii the Episcopal
Church as usual.
=The friends 0f..3.1r5. F. J. Csutrgs will be
pleased to learn that her sojourn in the west
has greatly improved her health.
—Capt. J. 11..11onisos, of Bloomsburgh, has
been nominated by the Republican's of Colum
bia Co. for -the Legislature, against Capt.
llaocizwAt. Capt. It. ought to be elected.
had the pleasure of meeting our old
friend, Capt. JOE Isomut, at the Ward House
the other day. Since the close of the rebellion,
in which he did good service for his country,
he has been engaged in blisinesa iu Tioga
and we are glad to know . is prospering.
--Judge-Sramircu is holding a special court
in Pike county, this week. •
—Policeman S. U. 1:10.0•VN is seriously illwith
typlieicl fever.
- -11. E. Wiiili.lNtlhas purcliaseil an interest
in the Rout and Shoe vkablishuient of L. L.
IloDy. - Wo welcome Mr. W. animig 119, and
bvsp,ak 1.,r him success in business. Ile cer
tainly deserves it.. -
lIIES
f friiy
- The anuouncenient of t4o
death of Mr. C.G. limmiat, on Monday after
noon last, was received with 'Unfeigned sorrow
by everybody in this place. But few knew of
his sickness, and his most intimate friends sup
posed ho was improving 'until within an hour
or his demise. He had lice confined, to his
room about two weLks with typhoid fever, but
his symptoms were not c‘ipsulered alarming
until after noon on Monday. Mr..ffuttrat was
mie of ,sir moist enterprising and useful citi
zens, ever reidy to assist in any enterprise
which had for its object the prosperity of our
towd, or the good of his fellows. In the tem
perance cause lie %las anearnest and consistent:
laborer—belfe:ving. the rum traffic curse to
;:si
humanity, never spared an effort which
nonld contribute toward abolishing it. As a
fireman, he was always at the post of duty k and
it u nit improbable that a severe cold contract
ed at a tire last spring, contributed towiird Ids
early death. As a citizen and business man, he:
was allable and obliging and won the respect df
_all with whom he came in contact. But it was
in the more sacred relation of husband and fa
ther that he displayed those characteristics
which doubly endeared Imo to his family, and
Co them lies-sudden death has a poignancy
Which the consolation of true faith can alone
assuage. The loss of few men in the communi
ty would be more keenly felt than that of Cuts.
G. H.si.ux. Hie ago was .T 3 years, and he
leaies wife. and two children, to mourn the
loss of a fund and unselfish husband, andindul
gent father.
Meetings of the Fire Department, Good Tecu
plars and Knights of :I'ythias, were iicld on
Tuesday evening and resolutions passed to at
tend the funeral which teokiplaco on Wednes
day, at to'clock, from theist() residence
- of !lie deceased. H remains were taken to
the :amily burying ground, in As,Oum town•
in'erment.
BAS:: BALL.—On Saturday forenoon
a 4, the Champions,' of Cilia place, played a
-aloe w:tb thu Neyston6 club, of New All?ftny,
w1:11 the following result
0. It. 0. R.
Jom s, b... .5 - 0 Snell,. p ..4 3
silo' 1 It) s. 5.....3 2
11. It t,:•11. tt, c. f. .4 7 Brown, 1 u t • 1
Emil, 11, • 3 7 I.taltlain, 2 b • .3 3
Carman, 5.... ..t 7 LeWig, 1. 1.... 3
G. Bartlett, 1. f.... 3 c ...... 1 4
Smalley, 4 'Wilcox, c. f - 4 0
Orborz,e, 2ti 8 0. Campbell, r. (..3 3
• - L•rry, .............3 2
MIESEME!
I IN, - - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9."
1U 4 10_4 4 G U .0 16.-31
2 1 0 0 3 7 3 1.-22
/1. no, 2, G. Bartlett 1, Osborne
1..!0.1 1. Sru.P. 1, L'.,wis 1.
(* Bartlett
Caught—Smith 2, La4,l 1
11. 2, Smaller 1, Carman 1. Total 10
Mig - 40. , 1 , --Osborne 1, If Bartlett 2, Ladtll. To
Play;, 2.
44 , s.!,,ae.—Flys Caught—Snell 1, Brown 1
'rerrs, , , 2. Total 4.. Kissed—Wilcox 3, Snell 2
Bahl & - in 2, 0. Campbell 1. Total S.
'Tmie ,;/* Goine.—Three hours. •
• Umpire, Jpas B. FELTON.
In the aitcrnoon the Champions visited Du—
‘vbere they met the Sullivan county club;
and , came off -second beet, by the following
QM
SULLIVAN CO,
0. R.
H. .11d.rtlett, 3 —5 3 Reynolds, p..... ~.0
.G 3 Zimmerman, 2 b... 3 5
ILti licit. I. f.. 1 7 Ellis, c. f. ...... ....5 4
Snuthey, p... .. .3 4 Payne,"l. f. ...... ...2
ts! IMO:, r. f. ....4 4 Degan, 3 b ...... ...4 1
Liuld. I b 6 2 Geary, r. f.......... 14
Osborne, ....2 5 I.l'drruan, 1 b........ 4 2
I.,began, s. 5..:.„..G 3
27 2.3 Dunham, c 2 5
2.7 36
•1 2 .3 4 '5 6 7 8 9
Chippi-911.4. 5 c, 0 3 0 1 3 6-29
soiran Cu. 12 0 2 2 1 2 6 2 2-36
lICEMERE
Chompions.—Pica Caught —*Sun th G, G. Bart
-I,•tt 1, Carman 1 ; I'.laborne 1. Total 12. Flya
Bartlett 1, G. Bartlett I, Carman I.
Totaal,
ira 3. -
...qtii 8 Caught—Ellis 1, W. Ike.
gall 2. Goan 4, Heyman 2. Tut.al Flys Miss
ed —Elia 1.
/I-;n? .I: , l7..q.—Geary 1..
Craine'. -,--Two hours and twenty.ruin
rays.
0ft7r.u...-B. W. IiEzNEY,
raised -11alks of common yellow corn, measuring
9 feet ti inches Above ground. Mr. Film:n - 5
4"Ass, of North Orwell, raised emlity-three bush
els of potatoes from two bashvls of seed. Thcy
Were of the " fluckeye" variety - .
'Miss ANNA i t rivts cotninenced a select school
-et the AcaatAny on Mor.dar lasti for small
'
Mr. CAIRLES F. Turrr-n, of county,
Mississippi, has been spending a few days with
friends in Orwell and Binghamton. "Mr.
lather moved from Binghamton with his family
to Mississippi, many years api. When tho war
came on, Mr. T. was with his neighbors, press
ed into the rebel service, where he -was terri
bly wortn4.d. forty-six pieces of bone have
been taken Isom his leg and thigh_since.
- -; -
One J. P. C., ,tat;cl " &luxe," staid,
sober, stesdy soni,of seieneel suddenly aomc
wbat slcic, slippt_d swiftly to srsiuestered Betncs,
sought somebody's aster, seldom !ten shroud
irtsadness or serious sorrow,: 'silently surd,
'straightway stayed her solmirm single state, sig-
nally striking saididstenfartuuns miontesfulli
from schools and scientific, Studies. Self-same
student subscribing to shea•swoot seronitt and
soft ininittlite midst direr siinbeains-ak
ing showers sublunary sojourners sometimes
see. Sons of . sounds jam:di/x*lns, seeking
shades sublime, Saturday, Sept. sixteen, seven ,
*pone, some seconds sttcc*ing sunset sound
ed a sweet soul-stmtmg serenade. Sanctioning
such serenade, sons of spirited solos, sublime
strains, spent several separate sixty seconds,
sipping, satisfactorily swallowing, savory sweets
spciedtly set In sumptuous style : sweet slnm
boring starry mensal- .
A game of Base Dell was played on Saturday,
Sept. 2, between the Orwell Hill B. B. C. and
the "Star" nine, of North Orwell, On the
grounds of the latter, regrdting in a victory for
But Stars by a score of 4.4 - to 35.
The second gam?, of the series between the
atiovo mentioned cltibs.waa played on Sablr
daTilthe lath inst., at Orwer 11411, resulting in
the defeat of the Stars by a score of 22 to 13 4 /
IMICE
S. A. CHA Cain() near being killed on
Thursday last, just below Towanda, by
,his
horses taking fright at the cars, and becoming
unmanageable ;3 41 1 4 i . ;w Zs5andertook control
them by taking • y the bit, when ho was
jerked under them and badly bruised, each
horsein turn trampliti:; upon him. Fortunate
ly po bones were broken, though ho was quito
seriously bruised. '
A. J. KNAPP was thrown •frpm his horse on
Friday evening last o and severs - 1y bark.
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Di.. S. T.
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CORNERS.--SABBATII SdllOOL
, C,ELEnnATioN.—Mr. Editor : Thor° was quite a
bustle Saturday morning tatty preparing for
the Sabbath school eelebratkin which' was to
take place in J. A. linarm's grove. :The
Shorctown and Union Corners' schools -first
joined at the school house, and then came the
South Uhent school accompanied by music, and
with banners flying.. Then the marshal of tilt)
daY'formed them ie procession for the grim;
headed by music. When near the grove, we
were joined by the llorubrook and Breakneck
schools, when all marched to the grcve, prect.d
ed by music.
In the grove we listened-to singing.by schools
in concert; then to prayer by Rev, 0. L. Gm
see!, of Towanda, - then to remarks by Rev. Mr.
Guise; followed by Rev. J. B. fLorrEr., pastor
in charge. The remarks were interspersed
with singing by different - schools and, instru
mental music. At the conclusion of - these ex
ercises, all marched to the table, where a fine
dinner awaited us. After 'dialler all marched
back to the stand and wore dismissed 1.6 enjoy
themselves, which I believe they did, fur font
Swings were erected and were occupied, by the
children and friends. • *.
In fact, taken all together, it was a inrfcct
success, and all were highly gratified. ,
A game of base.' ball was playcd on the
grounds bettveen the ShoretciWn B. B. Club,
and the Cireen-stockings ; of Myersburg, result
ing in favor of the formeeby a score of 39 to 13.
.11:o, r.
A PLC-NIO AND• VISIT TO TOWANDA
GLEN. —ln ''pursuauce of precious arr'ant7e
ments, the temperance people of North-To.v.n
da assembled in the hickory grove , on a 1 tt.
:33:rrif & Sons' lanes, on the 2d le,
after a pleasant greeting,- preparatHus - %sere
made for enjoying the day, by. inipm•vb‘ing
tables, putting up swings, etc.- While fr.i.ecora
mitieo Were spreading the tables with the luau- ,
nes.which had been bro:Ii;Ilt in large quanti
ties, the young ladii's and gentlemen were _en
joying themselves in - general pic-nie style,
swinging,-gossiping, etc. After partaking of a
sumpiuens dinner, W . E. 7 , proceeded to,make vis
it-tolhu Towanda Glen, which was accomplish
ed with much glee—occasionally enjoying a
hearty laugli at sonic mishap on the slippery .
walks, as we passed along. No moo magnifi
cent sight iy a.nywhere to be seen than thcso
beautiful chambers and massive rocks which
lie slumbering in their dizzy heights. A beau
tiful stream cf ti•ater also memuhrs through
this interesting place s imparting a freshness
and parity to the iltnioaphere really enjoyable.
. .
At the head of the Glen we found a flight of
winding -stairs, iicarly ono hundred feet in
height. On arriving, at the top, no artificial
color was needed on the ladies' cheeks. Here,
to our surprise and Joy, we found a neat and
comfortable. " 31otuatain House," where. we re
galed ounseivea t with lemonade and - fruits, and
whiled away ail hour in pleasant intercourse
with another patty we found pie-nicing there.
The lengthening shadows began to admonish
us that it was time to return, and we descend
ed the stairs and commenced our homeward
march, reviewing the beautiful scenery on the
way. On arriving at our grovS, we again-par
took of ice cream and%ther We final
ly parted, wishing - 11'0E0LN t u. much success
in their enterprise in fitting np the Glen for the
public, and cheerfully recomtuimding it to all
pleasure seekers. O OF TUE PA ETT.
TUSCAAOIZA VALLEY, Pmt.-Mu. EDI
TOR : It has been a long time since . you have
received a . , co:nmunication front this Valley.
Therefore, I tlion,Tht I would suspend labor a
few moments and d , ,,) my part towards writ ng,
one. In the first plate, I think the people in
this valley can be cot nted with the peaceable,
easy people or the e. rth, for the ftdlowin.: -ref,
0,, n.• and fearing 1 e. pt. .ide throogii ,, nl the
country have not f and it omit, Italie Sidi , mode
of circulating it.
Last }ear we had a sul'endid new FCll , lcl
house bull within about a r.A of the old one,
and when this old school house was to be used
no longer for school purposes, some of the,
`students" havir.g a ' grudge against_ it," or
nishing to ace the " thing 7 tut of the way,
or to know how it was made, set to wort - and
tore some of the si.hag off, and in theoperation
broke several of the;wintlow:pant's, also broke
the doOrs iu, Se. lint this is nut what .1 N•ttS
gran, to tell. the first day of April, nor
ger!tlema7:l;.• commissioners placed a family
town charge hi this poJr old school house, tak
ing care that no perii here should know it
until they were in and the stove-pipe out the
window. And thee sail they were not going to
leave them in there but a few days, or until
they could get atioll-r place_ for thous. And
wotild you lit,heve ft, Mr. Editer,..this row fami
ly, censholam of fathtr, mother, and five chil
dren, ore left there yet w.tli the house in this
Adlily g ,- e.:l (1,.t: for some
body (they being - th.)rder:y familyj, has bro‘
ken down the dJ..r and none: .1' the
bask! an,: all; and to-day when I passA by there
I saw a horrible sight, with old boards nailed
on the door and blankets hung dyer the win
dows tolkeep the -cold out. And besides' this
poor habitation, this family actually' soar for
necessary food. It is a frequent occurrence t , ,
have them come to our doors three V. 7.1.,
less than one hoar for some article of :o,', ,
But the Worst feature of the whole is that '
poor habitation is tcifitin one rod of our, tic."
school hones', where we hat:e sent oar children
three months, to learn that .which will benefit
them in after life ; hut with these examples be
fore them, with this profane language (stkieh
is practiced by every member of the family),
their school-yard and upon their own plaY
ground, it is not to be wondered at if some of
them turn from the good road. Now, Mr. Edi
tor, would you blame ns as a community, if we
would take this imposition as an insult, to have
the place where we send. our children to be
"trained in, the l eray which they should go,"
polluted by Bach scenes, by men whom our
votes have place.A in oil lee to sustain us in our
rights ? •
Cold nights, cloudy days and dry rain storms,
lathe expression. of the weathei.
Oar Sabbath school Isla fine working ,condi
tion, nailer the superintendency of N. J. Coos-
WELL. We think his mode of teaching the
',young is an excellent one, and should be prac
tiCed in all our schools.
Messrs. CLINK Courax have opened a
stone quarry on the farm of BELA CAXiS_WELL,
which thus far Pioves to be a good one. It
would be a fine thing for them if the railroad
was nearer, and we hope the day is not for die-
I taut when it will be.
EIM
Uinp'rc, C. 11. ALLEN
The masons have commenced work (MIL L.
Rion's now dwelling house. J s 43in3 DAvn;trs's
now house is nearly entiloacd.
Hoping to rcprtaent this c , ,lnrannity Ixtltr
at 68 . ruc future time, I remain
Yuurb
Jut.sys cesMlNs
Sept: IS, 1571.
Ipa. Mrs. J. D. HILL wishes to in
form the ladies of Towanda and vicinity, that
she is agent for Mrs. Goovsuta " Deantifycr
or the Great Pimple Destroyer," Ulric, liott:ca
warranted to cure the worst pimpled faces; it
is recommended by all alio hare used it. Also
for the Crystal relish, used for ticaning win
dows, gIaSEO3 and silverware. •
_: ~Q~
• air. A Sul Katz ofiltrobacispist;
rocolypd it & littp?stut:t!.;,l4
•
Foe &gm ,laarr gqoai
aecond-iland Piano fiisigizfri)
.9,-Velveteetis all colors suitable
for Sacks , Suits, alsO cut or bis for trimmings
at Hubstruesr • ".• r
FOR SALE.—A physician's buggy.:
Enquire at STrrizsis Carriage 'factory.
Fon SSLE —A Saicinebanna Colle-,
giato schialarsbip.. Eagnire °raisin:as S ELs-'
RIME. .
Mir French Poplins,.; i Etnpress
cloths, MI rinds, and Sateer,S= rdl the now and
poptpar shades just opened at
v-
EVANS & litlana.-ru':, •
•
V-Z-Neit, week, TAYton S, t'o. will
open a comrd6io msortment of Fill and 'ter,
Dry Goods. Look M thorn. 't
Or' Connterpritiog,Tablo Linens and
rtich4vlctorfs.Linens, o full liucq,at
Erxxs Sc. litiricxim's.
Ear Our stock of Prints, Sileetings,
Slurtingg, Stripts, Cheeks, Tickings, Denimg,
never was so largo . • EVANS .1
05•• Ono and two • button Kid
otovos —great varksty ' •
• Diß-Iu Cloths, Flannels, 131ankets,
Shsuis ac., our ;Melt is complete.
• Evoss ¢ Iliti4r.cru.
in..l complete Hue of the •cele
brp,ted "Queens Own" Silk lustre, Black alpaca,
only•to be had at EVANS & Ilmnarru`s.
Via-Scgtch, English, /Rad Amori
can Water Proofs, hon - ght before the sulranee,
and will ho !old aeoordingly 'at
EvANN
tcrli you wish to see the latest
styles of fall Hats - Call at 3lrs. J. I). ITILL'e, on
Bridge at.. She-is coiLtaittly r..eciveing goads
from New York.
rierlf sou Irish - to purchase the
beAt and elieapeat Tail Hats, go to Mrs..J. D.
on Bridge at. Also con:it:silly kept on
hand a fine assnque , nt of real and artincial
hair.
.
St.wiNa I>erons Wll,O
aro itykl,ted to u,* far Howe
alines. delivered:Pr 'put up";py . J. P. CuLvzit,
are requested to' tuithy immt dints r,rttletrit
for saingtoms, rFiSELL,
Tlie Nor t Branch Association
of vh;venial.h.l‘lll ham . abnual EeSSIO:I Cll
tae f.Jurth Wed: Tlfittradas the 27th
and 2 , lth of &ph nll.. r, IS7I, Ott Sinfthaeld
Bradford Canty. • C. if. Bti.r.ltit7
NOTICE! —All persons are hereby
forbidden to harbrz or tnist JOHN DOSKET,
en my acconnt. • Said I.kr.qteir: is about 1S yeara
old, and bali•im.iivizig with me for the 1 , :n4
year, hnt, has no‘y'dcit me.
Juns TLTCUEN.
1871. • '
se.;First class Farm proptrty.iu-
Farcd ut law rnir,O,y Gvrrnania Firo It.stiranu
Co., N. Y. .1.07 1,113;U:16.31.
-.Tom: W. Mix, Agent, TuAtiix, rd.
Office North ehlo Public SAiimr(...
1871 FALL 1871:-. •
pv:%:cs c nitA,lll7lll . •
Are now ready for the fall trade witla.a most
complete stock iu every Department: Thlyers of
Dry Goods will rind it to their interest to ex
amine our stock and prices In [ore nicking their
fall purchases. -
REwArin!—_Ono hundred dollars
will be given, and no questions asked; to any
ono who will retttru a plain, open-faced, French
gold watch, with Fells of ...17d2arn on-the back.
The same amount will 1)a given for' a gold
Swiss hunting-m.O watch, No. 3,731, W ith Be!!,
Rack& Co., marked on the inside ease.
Fifty dollans will hi• given f9r 'any informs
thin .that will lead,to the rcoovery of either of
the watches.
Corunninicate personaily, or talreFa, 0. B.
Smiso, office 11",,r•rli ce.rf 0, Waverly,
rg36. We pres'ent the following te , 3-
tinumial from:Q. D. BARTLE:7, E , q:.prtprictor
of Foundry and Machin( ship, Towand, Pa.:
S. Z. Snots—Sir: The Wilson Improved
S , ,ovinfr Machine I pureha.ed front s you some
three months ago has bean in cry active use
ver since, and has given goc,d haii;faction.
weuhl not have bought a machine with a com
bined price on it at all, and .0 a as well pleaded
to find a machine out side the rombiriation which
has proven, Li my judgim:nt, equal to any in it.
The nfilLince in the pviq.. , l consider sO much
money saved. We brae r.,ctl macilities in our
family made by the ringlind think:Well of them,
but my daughters prefer yours without regard
o price. 0. D. MirrhErr.
Towatria, June 11, —tf.
It is a;tTeat rgistake to set ni)
oar own standard of the ri;_Tht and wro . m7, and'
judge people accordingly., It, is a great iii&take
to measure the eilliiyirkr,t 'II others 1,;:y. car
own ; to expect itniLrinity or opinion in tliis
world; looli for judg . upt.nt Da xperioneo in
youth; t orslcavor. to n: , ifed nil dispositions
alike; not to yi.:1.1 iy immatezi4l tfalcsx to look
fore •rfe:ticn m our nwa ; to Arry ont
selves and be
; not to al4wiate all ti;:lt n
as far 4 . ..4 lie; in oar river ; nut to make allow
ance for the infirmities of 0t1i , ,n4; to decide;
everything impooible which we cannot per
form; tolicliere only what our finite minds Can
grasp; to expect to be able M — Andcrotaid every
thing. But it is not a mistake to buy your Gro
ceries and Pro visions at 31cC.ruz Etiwinns',
because you can always save something by pur
chasing-there, and be sure of getting the beet
_ _ .
Thz, Couuty Teachers'
pr,sciit Bch; of veer, till hold a
aa
„r,rweek at each of the llty,:he Mg places:
canton, Towanda, and - Herrick.. Opening at
Canton on 31-onday, Sept. loth, et 2 o'clock r.
m.; at Towanda, on. Monday, Sept. 2,1t11, and at
Herrick, on ItlondaY, October 2.
Prof. F. A. Ardis', of 7danstield, will assist at
the three sessions, and•Prof..T. W. SIIOI:XiSER.,
of Philadelphia, will be present at Canton.
Arrangerdentsarebeing 'perfected by which
addresses by dis'tinctiislied ;peakers will be t4e
cured, the name's, of the speakers to be an
nounced ill dne time.
It is hoped that every teacher in the county
will feel it a duty Which he otre.s to himself,
and to the childron whom he is to haveranialige.
or to :IW:lid. •
Clergyman, director's, and eitiger generar i y, •
are cordially invited to be present.. • • -
A. A. lis:u_nr.l7, Co. Supt.
Aug. 21, I'4l. •
••••
•DESIILSIILE PuorErcry Tqlt -
Itr.sr.—lly Watts Heals:: and Lot of bCtween five
and sit acres, ct land, with a large barn, wagon
and tool-house 2a-01 feet, quarter acre groaing
strawberries, bearing- Orchard, Se., thereon:
I situated nixie Towanda Flats, ohe and a half
miles frour,Towanda. .Soil the very best; and
valuable tut gardening purpose:. I'osscssion
: eau be given at once.
I will also sell' at a hpleszle, upon favorable
terms, my present.Nurscry Stock; consisting of
first class Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, andlather
Fruit Trees and Shrubs; alio, clloia• Evergreen
and other Ornamental Trees, Stir:ll)s, Vines,
acre ,etrawberrie:i growing in my -
Gardens upon 'My farm, nod adjoining 'said
Watts lot ; 4101111;g a lease for a term of years
oireas.onalle terms, of.eald gardens with house
then upon and six to twelve acres of land, as
may be wanted. -ThiA is valuable and rich gar
do,:ri land ; one end a half acres have bash
vated f,r unions for three. 3ears, producing
good mops. This is aline opening (or any per
son desiring to go iuth the INusery, •or Small
Fruit and Gardening business. Apply to
I' --at WET LFS
Towanda, Pa.; Sept. .1, IS7L.
vs. F. W. itzunpuinvitea pariicuJ
lar attention tO l galnoailioitraent of parfamo-!
17 and toilet gandas aisialt a4Pailea.
wardowa." " ' • '
12{adcib ! 73;i r ;io 't
Tam wait a - ; -
buy anything fiat the Woven wire mattress)
getaisae
of order, is always clean, and will last a life
line. 1 : . •
Tho teachers wbo will bo hero
In attandance at tile Iciatitnte next week, .will•
rlCttlerget t 0 call at Cacao' Look Storey *bete;
they can supply thrmselrus with stationery and
ivxiiia•ot itifklaila at very Inn; rat a g.
. vigr. Thd; vizilwurticatacins:
of Leltay Lodge 471 .1.17,31., at Leflayerille,'
Pa., will hereafter be Lehi on tee seennd and;
fnurth fdatirtlaieiiiings of, each 'month. All
brothers in good standing .sre eenZally invited.'
. Ity order of !he:Lodge. • - •
A FAcr.-+Ofie of 'the largest: and
'complete:4 stock nf Clothing. sod Nuts', 'lrttr
tiisliing Gods can bo seen at Wins. '‘k Gott.-
sairrn's now Royston° Clothing Pulses; and it
is their intention to sell the same reasonably;
Safi e} - tracla... Theyinll also keep on
haill-tho eery Woo( styles of oret7 thing in
their UM., as they hire agents in Thiladelphia
and New TorlexPreislY to look to the same.
They also maie h specialty of Tenth', Clothing,
Trunks, Valist's, Hats, Caps, etc., and eo re
sportrril!y invite the public to examine the seine
prirchais'ng elsewhere.
• • WOLF .t GOLORAFFO
first (I , x3r sactll of 14%a Nat'l Dank..
T.tvzon Cus
C A grrind excursion will lake
place on Sataraay, the tllth inst., to 3%ll'oop:t
-oy, Pi coning(to•,composed of the Good Tem.:
play Lodges on the lineof L. V. It. E., from'
Athens to Tunittiannock. Al•le Itreakers are to'
be idattendance. All friends of the-temper- .
!tree reform at'e specially invitello Join the ex
curt•ion, trlialr will take the morning • down
train nndor the arrangement of half fare pasnes.
Extensive arrangements are being 111240 to
make it a success. Lodges are requested to
Appear in regalia, and inform their station
agent the nuaiber of tickets wanted; two days
priori() the excursion.
s .
C. .92.TIrrri, .
0.6 AI -
M" ' Committ42.7.
8. IT. STA.LP . OIU),
B. 31uonr, " •
Sent. 18, 1471.
CAMPIW.I.L—WILCOX.—Iti.Nets Alb:111v* pt . ,
17th, 1874 by A. Hoyt - fly EN. Mr.'tOtje.
'Campbell to Ilisa Charlotte WIICe)7, both uf
SPENCEII—::4'EVI:NS.—At the M. I:. l'ars,.n
ape in Towatnta. on the 9th inst.. be
L. Gillson, Mr. Jolta ::•,•ncrr of tira:A tit.% t.)
Miea Jane sterns of East lea.
WALWORTII--CLARTL—At V.i; residence i 4
Wm. a Clark in With Pa., Sept. Cth,
In7l, by Bev. S. E. Walw.lrth. Mr. Willinm C.
Wahiiirtli cif New:isli Valky, N. V., *nriil Miss
. Fhebo M. Clatii.l
DOWDNEY—MATtTN`.- -On the 19th'
the IlweU Hottso, by Lev: S. J. Lt3A.,
I.: W. Dowanev, df Laeeysil!,. anl 3b.54
Matthi, of Genesee, N. • •
ROSE—STONE.—On 1.211
Ikv. litnry B. Mr.
I.t:Laysrille, to Frouia A. S:ou_•.
JOTICS, at the
of ti.o lri lc falliez„ in Wlinnit,
S ,, rit. 11, 1871, Jaint.:i Avery and Atlilla W.
20,rains.
•
• SPECIAL NOTICE'.
1.9 r HENRY HAP.MS, 3fQrchant"
Ttti
-lor, Brid g e etreet.
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SALE.--C6t.sivold. Mid 'Lristi•r
Larll , 4, for t0:0..1iw.;
21, '7l. —hr.
Toio r i s.-E)I;:,rE.;,
:.'2.0!) ttra.; .
t;l,, All kinds of ch(dief! GrOc'eries,
.rlicap for caJni, ct tb, IV;wo u.'l
Store. ENlL::crr.
tr• Chop Feed, at the Ilea,
White antl Blue Stbre. ,
•
Choice Flour, lir the sack or
barml, at tl:L‘ White at 1!.!at•
1111.. Av Evz.Rixr.
VANI - ELsor.
lltlt4-htta Caps,
Fartti,:ting Gond. ;
nreevl street
Wavt.rlY,
May 3, ;S7
Sn,qars, very 10-v, at
.t.hic , .lled;
NVLite ana :5 ore.
• RID iv; •.`c
T ', "ll'.lt`&l, hy -t ponn , l,
Larzt;Y, c1;,..11 , , 4: ;Lc 1:.-41, 1:::r.
iluxicv.tv S EA
-
V. Du not forget 114 Tea
at K. 7 , 0 c. .7‘an.
r_ Coffee; by the sack, mat, or
pere:Ja j m 1 4 ;::i'f• St. ,- ,ro. •
Se" -Caddy; 01
}::.nod, at the 11;21, Mue Stow ,u.
fajuily . t i )
adopt ft :; . e ye of
;:peutat,'.o
0 v.
•S. FIDD tl, I'u. •r. •
-
,ze-, I. have lnst rec(Aved a large
stocl: of T.a, boagut tune, tau roluetion is no
duty ou ton pound, ror.:*
tloln At tile lOW prICLS
Leta I0111.1t; /I Wr , (l, $1,2:;; - Good, -
sou, $1.60: 00101;7., 70 to Ildeentd: Ilysou Fie.o;
73 contit Ity , on Good, EJ tfruts ; Japan.
£1.40. Call and vial - tittle.
Jail. Li, ITN- nr,o. L. Et:t:t.t:R.
SALE. -Li. aw(lIillg-Itot:F c tuttl
four aerea of It.n,lin Canton bi:rouch, near
with sofmmber of fruit; trees ther,i.on. A
very desirable location. Terem Caf4F. Anplv to
JOIIN :q.ar.m.r:r.r, or D. IF. LA.Nr., ToNtantla,l'a:
June 22, I';7l.—tf.
t.lff
.yotr want your .-.ratch or
clbct repnirotl by. a compAeut a.D.I rell:bl3
tiorkraan, go to A. 3X.''arner. Ho Is also re
eeivting a largo additon to his prorioar4 large
Etyck. of watches atal 'jewelry. Ow tlept.l3.
BOUNTY LAsic's...—The t.' 4:oinnlis:sion
,-r of Pow:inns-wilt-41.3,m ii,ano instructions and
new reg-rtlatinns procin - ing bounty land
warrants through that ordee. All persons, their
widows and orphans, are entitled uho eerred
not tars than tneticen da7s in nny of the wars
.01 the United States sine - 1'1790, and prior to
3larch";:, ISO.I. - For parti.ntlars app',y to H. B.
McKean, Law Oftice Patclial Mock, Main stroet,
Towanda, Pa. •
EsTRA - 17.—Carue into the cnelo3-
tiro at the unilersignad in Franklin township.
Anguit 27; 19 - 71, two small. brown 2.years old
Steers and one deep red 2-yeara old Helfer. The
owner is regnsoted to come forwArd, prorePproperiy,
pay chargeit atul take them away or they will be
dispoeeil of aecotdlng to
T. G. k. Si. If. WAVITH.
-Vest 'Franklin, Fs.,,Sor.t. 20, 1871..3r3 , ' -
THREE -HOUSES. A.ND LOTS IN
TOWANDA P01:10taf For. SALE—Sttnaterl
•on Poplar Street a! 'v. Wertern Avenue. There
ti owes are now being built and will, be ccarpleted
on Angnirt lst. ticol well cistern. 'and cellar with
each house— For further iparticulars address or en
ipitre of i•
Dune:W:l4f) ; W. DR 1.1111A14..
At Bed. and Pine Store. Toa-svfla; Pa.
FOR SAL.E.;--A House and Lot on
ItaDryad sbeet. opposite John Bslilletosn's
residence and ct , n , e, talent to the Iron Works. The
bowels new. enntaias b room and a brick tessernent;
well cud other necessary conveni-.es on the ;Tern
lees. Apply . to Wpf. HENRY. at the Bradford
hotel. - Bridge street, Towanda. 1. , a. „. anntr7l-tf
VALUABLE REAL S TATE
FOB SALE..—One lot xll2 feet, or one lot
any desired aldth or length. ctuuted nergly ems ,
site 0. D. Bartlett's Foundry. the props riw of the
late Sanwa Ilaldr.son. Apply to
jnlyl27l ELL7.I.IIETR-DLAF.MSO7(.
r3R3I FOR SA,T
T. —l offer my
farm fcr mn containing acad, situated in
licw Albany township. lid aces improved; With a
large variety of fruit trees and splendid braidings of
all Linda thereon. 1 will give the purchaser a ,chaneo
to pay ray debts and serum a good title.- : dny per
son wanting a good firma will do well to can and
examine for himself.
yew Albany, Pa. Ang. A. MMUS%
P STRAY.-Came into the enctioso
s ure of tb.e nudentnaed in Leßoy township, on
the morning of September 1, 11371, two Drown
March. ibout 10 or 12 years old. The orzner is here
by notified to come forward. peeve proPerty
adtlTegt, d take them away, or they will be dis
posed of to Law.
CAIII'ENTE2I 110AGLAND.
Leroy, Pa., Sept. G. 1,‘,71.-irrl , • -
-• 8. W i l.krx, Eccretuy
MAR 1? E
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litt.civ::a .., Evk:1:!:::
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FALL AND WINTE4 GOODS
THIS WEEK,
TAYLOII,'& CO'S
DC pLerato. r 12, Int
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L. 11 , 0 O D. Y& C 0.,
bUCCESBOXI TO !Int T:1211:4( 11/10s.;
tuldea largdy •to Utz Uttniettse btx kept
by them, hits cow inn hand
TUE LAIRSEST ASSOLiTILEST OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tlll.7tia;, TRAVELINci lIAG: 4 , AC
That has awe bocn °lD:main this rnattot, and Is
constantly rucrtming ailditiona direct
9
FROM, - TI R MANUFACTURERS
cu3bleit him to 4ive ti his enstomcrn
BETTER GOODS
EMI
LESS_ 1111,1.-C,E
TILkN ANY OTIIESIIOUSI: IN TUE TILADE.
U 0 tag also the solo control chf the Retailing, of
13ros.
11AliD-MADE
KIP, COARSE, AND CALF
T BOOTS'AND SUES
For, Nrn and I3oys.
Ai.so.inzLr.
_.ND GOAT
O s
FOU
LADIES, '%niSSES & CHILDREN
In We motet, whiell be Is Wrung
A - T
-AS LOW PRICES
Ai other houses arc selling Easterzt Goods.
ALL GOODS IVARRA:rED
uttfrownTr-tl'
Ore Ulna a call aril' yon be sat:idled that It is
the place to buy all goods in this line. • • ,
• L L MOODY it CO.
L. L. iooisT. • , ` u. z.-crATELNa.
kunst 9,1371
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Fur n Cr 00 (1 f.:4i
Biz,ml...i.ok_
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F Lt. rrt i 1 y Ciroceries
lina
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ow PRIDES
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ItST - 'L ASS GOODS !
•
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"AT.
IS TH E- HD
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MEE
ENE
STOCK NOW cO4II'LETE.
IN ALL KINDS (Jr
, •
- Y G- 00 _ID 8.!
LADIES &ND CENTS
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
AND
A. I:.P'Mil7 S !
LOOTS .I.3iD SHOES!
THAVELENG - i l3AO.§!
HATS AND CAPS !
IkCKELV ANDOLASS-WARE!
CHOICE
105 MALN STREET,
EOTISEU or TEE PUBLIC EQEAEE.
TOWANDA, PA.
Mil
August 3t), 1871
4 H
=M
f4.Eu.NTRAL . -ELECTION PIttIC,
N.A tilLi.TlON.—lrtielVeli. by mini-! of Assen4lily
of the Cornmouweaithotrentisylvania, entitted
set relating la tlit: vice - nous of thin Conanionweaitlx."
It is enjoitted Wilda me to give public nOtiee of such
clontiou to bo h i. , and also the eufnueratiou., in
such notice what oKicers are to bo elech.s.l. 1, .1: 1 , .
VAN FLEET:- High She:lea the manly of Bradford,
do hereby make known and give noti:e to the 110 , t0Tii
Of lihaCOUntr, on TC,E.51).41 - .. th e lith day urocrro-
ItElf;191t0, In the several district! la said county,
to wit . '
In MIA 1NV014,01 . , at the house 'horineriy Neup'.ed
by I). I'. Knapp.
Iu Albany, at the, school house near Win. Ella's%
In Arylialn,:at the schboltioutw near K. Ecckur's.
Iu Athens borough, at the lions.
_feriniirly occupi
ed by E. S. llattierk.on. - •
in Athetttarp... at the blouse formerly cax..-epted, by
J b. Bent, ha Atheita •
In Darlington bare, at tho bowie fortrusrli• °con
plod b'y L. T. Boyne. - •
In Durlington tap:, at the houao of Ja4.•wiivoi.'. •
In Ilnrlin4ton west. at the Inraso of Ezra tiodarkl.
In Bare/vat actioo!h9nitn.
lu_Cant6u Lori,. et the tentral
Cantos tr.l)., at the huuaa fortuerlylw,-niexct by
S Myers. lu Canton boroupt.
In colmlibis, at the house of Jai. lforgait.
It. Franklin at the lauee'uow , Opini•UNLl by S. S.
firativil:e.; at tholiorwe of Beni, F. Taylor:'
In !let rick, at. the acly.ol hou.so near Irarnel Dn
rancra.
• 7'77
. - tn LeTtaretillelloro% at We hinvie formerly (ken.
red hr J. It. Fletcher.
' la Liteliflehl,at the bowie, f)rri.:l-tly. r„K.-„,:!•ie.1 by
Cyrriu. . .
Ii Le!toy. at tie ('entre 15.:11.0f.4
1,1/ MOllrat• tap., at thehtmac forint:ly oreliv:e4 by
It. noel:well.
Ini'Mourrie at Cr). houso _fern - int)" u.;; upliLLl
• •
hy,lthel Taylor. • -
in Orwell, at the Guano of Friatiiial\ - 46JraiL
• in Overton, at »Ghoul hom) No.
in-Pile, at the house of Trater,l3oairerth._
Iu linme tap., at• tie Academy rioirte 'nor°.
In Iten.e, bore*. - r.t.the A: a,li toy, • •
In Illclubury, at the Lunge of Iferrnans.
attliti Valley
Spritnitilell, at the,hinsie
to-Yea:Wing ster.o. '4,t the Louie of iiinion SieVeria.
-SmithP.o.l-i, at the house forint-I'ly vecispinil by
A..J.
In Sylvania hoc.% at the
In South timelt, at the house of C. L, cue.
Ty..l Terry, at the-hone of Jacob-Fruit-4%y. . -
In Towanda I, , ,re', at tlio.Ciranil jury Hoorn.
In T...a twp., at the school how* near 11. L
Scott . ..
In T. MIA a at the hu,tar.at S. A.
Iu Troy torp.',.at hetwe of Lobe
'.rortlllol.
, In Troy,l,o.ce', at Co- house 17
lu Tuscarora, at the ai,•l.l9til Inman near
IZJL Mater, at the hntise of S. L. ;
In Warren, at the Lou.-:u Of P.. Cooper. , •,- • .
Winithim. at the house
W>ahlaing. at the /ulnae Cif-J-11.
the hoiu i Cr .
Wy,,x, at [Lt. rly 01 - !f,ey....(1 ly J. :C
I• A ,
. .
11,4,•Gt the IMumitrf L fievi..y, r.
.21 time and pie
‘, 11.3 - . • •
n fur Antlitor, G5t1c.:111".4,: tietit4.,:n.uua
, nwyivania.
,
r for G: :it C.. I el (201:nr..04:.
•1 hylt anis. • •
.1:1. 1 4 ;t• C 0.10 4-
, . •
r rcaf•ut
,P.raa.ford
to ,n4l in tZw
• t7puty. of .I:railf,r,l
erkmtatiy,e.s of renn*lvanl3.
•t Attortir r . -or V.1414.:91thty
Of 13:ztrif- , r - ,1 4".,..1Ley, •
r: t .:
t r , `414 .
4ilrevtra t,i
iy.; Jit,lit o , sr
4.l Fr , ,nt and
Statem or
-r tiro
or atty coy'
••t tilt :3.011.e
hiSIX . CtOr I
3/1/1. critd
I.'ll race
1. t
t
Itt
At arldl
L\
One tw.rA
wrr.i.lth of Y
ITC' persor.
wealth of Poo,
(O.:0
pit Bradford.
pan puregu;ttis
Wa;
of l'i.ntigylvania.
..
7 4 A61)...riums t.) rrp
in - tbo litluAn at Ityl,
Oue ptrEoa 1 , , r L.:..tr,
of tradfnid. , • ~
.. '
t .!:e. 1er...11 f'.. , r Trc 1.:1r,
•
Qno ix.r -4,!., i. , : C.,,tinty et
ty q I:nu:lbid. • ' -
Cray r...r,,,,t for Atr.lP:c of t\
And ,ii aa , l, by.aniiLurt, ( aili)
4;1 ro• •• ellat .1:i
th e t , ho 1 . ./ 4 :',1 ;my 4\:\o.
trti.rotrThr Use' gore:mu - wilt - of:Mo.,
1 4 tat , . or r I^.or
that 0%.- or
'.,1p.r.r.,3 ant
tur,. arnftli(: cu.nmon
Or ~t initliPSin!,/i..r. 4 aity irt...yrpof:lted
LVW 11.11'.11.44b!i.
tim' tbm (grace or ai.zioiutnient of ,J
ar elc!rli. of au 1•Irotion of thlt;.c.1111110!111-1.
:tit Ito Inved.or otlivr c.terty ral
- .. • .. „
Von ?41.1:1I;it theni the U.,'
MIME
Ly the aa • .1 . 4 a, t 1, , t ‘l\
A pri1:1S10, it 1,, peov4/,:i• • °that !PA,
an akt
t.O tto. ciet:ions OM , Commotro. ,
1..• cutintrue,l : 1 , at to prrreitt 'arry 1. • ,- t t. 7 , Rtert
from ttervt.tig at: _111,11,•etor or Clerk, :A atty
gem ral orclt...t:olt of rola Cortationwealtlt.
. .
I,lt Act to clan tL.-timo of - closing the 1 , 4.11, , at
tl.“. . .. oz.!
Bra.lionl. • .
. •
Tly: Convrat I.::ectlon iu all tll,
Districts an 1 lior,s.v..lls cu tho con ot) v • 14 ,
bc•Vlo•:•:: ',Tars r,r -x 211.1,• :I th,
tonyno ,, n, aud•'phall co-otlnoo :•1
int,rrurtion
ficbournnu > ut Vv:3 C.,
roll 4 ftll2:l'ho
A further §nilp!onvln. to the.
llonnsylvartia
III•L act c.r l;!:it
el
Stat , :s et titiell ••,;111Act . t.5,au,..i.1)..i. Ato.,:-.1.1a• to
tv•r. t , fore mood to provide for fit, ur , llltt4 and
-calling out the Natiotad iorcre, audio: othor our: ot:••
Cal.-1 - :11AVOVOI Ular.L third: on,
lotivh, 1 :::v1 r.4:tty-fr,: , . :0.1 po7:•••• , .:,: who .11.1v-ellelsl.7l.
ed. the milttat t !3 , 4 r al f•••rS'i:42 44: Cl 4: C a StAti
Wll
,4 ) tiZY4. .t tl 4 bon di , e!targe:l,•cr it`
{ ij fr4/1,11
the peur.:ty, or At- - .ll , :rty thercitt provitied, al, clom
ed. raid taken. to hate rol:hqn•.- - he , trata
fort', ;tot their ri.- - ,lttr .. do 4 1 .
of hxercivitla st,y rights cr t'-t:zettes tli..:cof
, Ant ,r?wr.u, rpr5.,..1;3 vot rititrn= N.,- th:• 1-1,,T . . - 4
Slut, r. - .. itot, , r.rhlt.r CI, 1'• , V.,l:t.' Li •II 9i.• 1.-_..... ~f
1 - ',llll=vivania, qualt:l ,, cl t.1c."— , ,, of t1t1...C0a. , .11
Ave•altit
'ticcrios 1.
r ri 111 in 'Cknerni. a>...11! Is
r•f That in a::
In•rtuft., - ; to lie 1:01 iu thi it :•11:111
u: the judge or
.i , lai•-
tion to rc..... ire any
area
any
r einbraceil in the prpoi), 3:1,/ ntil bet
:lfar.rliii..l`34 l s.'anit • it Rhall Cr.,
any in•renn to offr r voti±!at,yli.e.lot
if- any end' aiJ ;fora
of 41 ,, 2ti0rl or any onr-of ChM: a; or ion
* Lt to any such
froui aur am.h ha, . - 5 t y.
be gui:ty is a int filleir., , ..tuor. an,t ulOl
cad ctien theroot in any court of qu4rtc r of
uny
silit.t.n:'vd to pay a :tine of ro , t t:.11
an illirrl6ol3lCellt, 111111.` 3 1.3.•
far not than IA dap... •
sE k ., :rnrs 3. That if any r.r..qi
slung and tli.tualitletla.3 a'2.oresnA. td. , lll"at any t•!e,t
tion. hereaft,r to 1). , 1 , 4 , 1 in, thiB
vote-o_ teiCrr to tiv. (.1:1.1.7s thc,.,f, and oll.r to
vote a ball,t. I.Pr ballot -1, any pei•on ofien4.l;ntt.
shall b.. o,..rtnel guilty of a IlliSll , l - 1“..5.11'.1 . , and t.D-
C!,SlViviit , ll thereof. in any VOllrt Of , rl . :lrtvr
of thl4 C.lntrtontrealtlx. L•hall, for each
puntAleti-txt ntminer ytol - htetlin tht , p.p ~
lint rye:ton of chi. not. it; the of orj, r
ton r coing sacb nnlorfal ball t and baktx. •
Sm - rtoN. - That if any porf , on t.11:111 . r
suade or itdvl , e er perseu, (lel,rivt.••l
citizenship. and diequalltlo•lr-q at0r,,, , M.1 to ...111.r any
1):1 1 1Gt.i. to the Pf any elt,t , :‘,ll. Lur,
aft,r b;11-11 an thii C.ninionwcaltll,
~ r .a , ll - 1, , e any :411;11 e•lloc.r to ry rico any I:4111qt
- wr , 11i11 , ,t. , ,* front any 1..
a, a?. L1 , •11p, , c%Clu
tint guilty efa ini,.0n , ...111Yr, and up:nt a •.o
ration, tla - r,xf. in an r• t r (-cue Is of
thim Cornm , inwea:Cl. IQ:L.:The:I in laic wan
ner as i , provided - in the recond s,ction a: t,
in the caNA of ofrirvrs sit such election: ri
such naLnful btirtllt 1S: I.Qllltr.s.
By an 4ct of Assembly of )larcir 30..1. , +1 1 ..cntitIca
2 . 1 Act re,Trilatinr, the mmle of voting at
iti tiro w•veral conr.tir-,icf 1.11;,; Co:pltionA !? iz.
,tiact,=,l as fuI:OWS •
'N 1. - r;,. it ,T.irf.-j ?Ay .Cea I.f.f n ,,, s
r ! f R.po s 44' i rear %•fzrth f I
t"./n in in G%/lerre ar , l if is 1, , r-!2./
t.A.- rtet , irrity I: f That th ,
~ f tiNs. S',"( t:1: , :1101
at all ggiteral township. borough. and 'eh...-
V.on,', art , hot,' by. bun aatbr. , iptc, , il
to ii:te by tiglo , t3 Nant. , l or writb•ii.-.N. ,, raily
foliows : [lac tsoio t shalt vulbraet• the nano ,
41} i-ourt tO 1).: \ t 0
-jttaici:iry;",t , :l4 t
thy , na:11,4 or. all 'blab.: to be
1, 1 ,1,, II 1 ...stati , ;%' 'onf 7 tit7l:. t entire:, tne3.14.1..1t..
4,1' an 0:::111t2, -
taelubt.rs a.F.P...:1:11,1y.if
.
end inemb,rn avan:n4. 3 , . if vot,l for. and 1..
laNdled ~ : nunty:" tictet • ihrdl ~ n ilwae 171,
- .
. . .
. - . . .
nanwt of sll V rxtir:iip •.P-i._•• i.:+ v4ii,tl '.•!:., iin.l In is,
b01, , ,.1 ••to,rtiahifi; one• t:'.:: ellia ei•P•rii,o tlio
names of all bcirolizli o:iic.•ra voi..,lii,r. - awl 1 , 1.11 b.
13bc Ilea •ily , runi7ll." 1 , .. n 1 each ,s.::; :i.lia:.l i.., t1.1 , -,: t.-
ekl in Kparatf , 1r..1.1.4-1. , : i, 0.. .
4 , ilioen4 are. auLli.arizt 41
strictly obszir. (.11.:[r
pass,,l by the Rotate
t .r t ,lii 3 commonwealth, on tINlTtlx tlE.y.: of A14:1. 1
•
T o 1. , ,, C..;:04/ Ct.Llßlllt.tinne.71 1.
,I,',f I ..;7i,,i.",:et
• .
Thn Fiftei‘nth Anin..bu..ut of tit. ,
stitution of. the Stattais as
•• tißettos I. The right of eithßns of tl:O. Unitctl
States to vc.to shall not ho denied or I,y the
rnit‘2.l States. or by any State. on rare,
.color, or previous condition of sc , i - cituae."
...50. - nos 2..711 , a Congress shall bay 41, n.
force thignrtiolc by approrrtate legislation."
And triwrea. congTcgs of the United States,
on the Slst. day of March, 1 . 870, passod an rot. enti
llthl "An Ace o en.fi , rcd rIAt of cif Lir '7. f*e
el .'abs to eof, in the :rrelva Stales Union, c.n.l
.fer (Off' turp4.,%•.P." the :trig and Xeolfla scw:Clryns
are as follows:"
..SErrtryzi .1. RP nefeind .In./ !Toni ,
Reprevntniir...s f ni* d m trim in
Tliat 311 citiielis of the Unite'd States,
who Sri% or shall' be otherwise Tian:le:l by law •to,
vet , at any eh'etion by the peopl3; in any State, Tee-;
'ritoi.y, dist &et. county-, city, Parish. towunhip. Feb eob
'district. municipality, or Other- terribirial
ion, shall be entitled and allowed to Vote at all sneli I
election% without ilistinetion of -race, color, or pro
firms eorolitiilii of warvitnile ; any Censtitation,law.
e,u,st o m. rel,oilation of any State or Terri- ,
tory. or by,.or under.its authority, to the contray .
notwithstandltifr.";
SECTION' 2. .01,2 nirri , r zb-,?; ley.
or under the witbority ofthe Constitati;on or laws of
any State, or the lawn of any Territory, any act ia.or
shaft be required, to be-AL...no Si a .pner: gins:to or
qualification' for vOtine, and bY Such Co:ler:fa:thin or
• law, persona or officers are or shall be.charge.l with
the periormance, of dutiesdu fund 54 in*: to citizens
an opportunity to perform such prerequisite. or to
bo.l , ol.la_g qualitied to vote: It sh.di the . .iiity of every
such Mrson and ofdrer to rive to all citizens of the
United-States, the - same and. equal opportunity to
pertbrth such prerequisite, and to bezkue gush foal
to voto withoiat distinction of race,.eolor, or pr. vieus
condition oricrvittito an if 18 say such 'person or
- 0 1 - ,1. , 0r shall rause or knowiuoly omit t.. give fultel
...l to add motion., ho for =cry moll_ infence,
forfeit amt pay the stun of fii;U hundred - !dollars to
the. person liggricVed thereby.rto lae reeirenred by-an
action on the case, with full costs and atti. allow
=ance for ccourtneel fees as the con shall'. cem just.
and shill also, for every . such offence. dcemerl
gmlta of a misdemeanor. 4171 shall en conviction
•thereot, fined not Ii so. than !Ivo hundred dollars,
or be imprisoned not lees than one month and not
more than OW year; or both, at the iiiserotion of the
-court." " •
And ieicrois. It.is ilgclared by the second section
of the VI - article of the Cenatitutaini of the •tuited
States. that "This Consbnition, and the-lan s of the
ruitisl States which shall be niado in pursuance
theseof. shall
be the anpreine law of the land,•
anything in Lte Cisutitiaion or Gaut of.any Mate
to (kr editrary
And witarear. The Leghilatuec of this Como:ion
wuttil on the 6th day of April. A, I). 1670. passed
onset, entitled "A. farther supplenient to the act re
lating to plections in this Collinionwealth," the tenth..
Section of which provides as follows:
. .
" b'ErtMe 10. * That soinnch of every act of Siseti:
bly tin rinvidas that only white fweman shall tut en-
Med to tote or be ' registered as voters, or AS (film.
ink tote at any general or special election of this
Commonwealth.: be and - the same lit herebyrepealal;
and that heroaftifer all tr ernen. without distinction
af color, shall be enrollod and registaed accouitirig
to the mviitious of the -first _section of - the sat sp.
priced screntt.unth entitled ..An actint7
1
i (.rj by
- caAlmtn, 1
)
.Legal,.
senpletnimtal to the act relating to the elections
of thin coniniouwealth." and when otherwhie
ded tinder. existing laws,. be entitled lu vote at all
general and special elections trithisCatamonwagth."
Ant sci , :roat, It is my canstdutional and ollticial
'duty to ”take care that the laws be tatthfally - oz.Cu•
tea:" and it has conic totny knowledge that sundry
assessors and mestere of voters have refined. sad
are rehnling to, awsk and register divers colored
inale citit.ena of lawful age, and otherwise quainter]
as (lectors: . •
lioxe.:Tnicaltrone, lu coutdderidion of the wend•
seen the county commissinuere saki count . "' are
Ifereby xedilled an.t threctier to instruct tho several
- De-Isomers and registers of videre therein, to obey'
and conform to the -rentilremente of said eoniditn.
arnendreent and laws:* and the sheriff of said
countyle hereby authorized and required to. Publish
in his okzthoz pfcclemalion for the next ensig4
eine:lnns, the' heritin recited constitutional amend:
meta, art of Congress, and act of the Leglalatare,,,to
thtewl that the ram may be kaolin, executed and
obeyed by all searlorore, :unite:is-of voters, election
elfin:Da and °there; and that the rights and privilege
guaranteed' thereby may be secured to all the ciii
zena of thie Commonwealth entitled to the same. -
,Givrq thorati :4.9c. 'toil) - AND TlfP. GIILAT SEAL or_
, . TIII: flarrinburg, the day and )1111'
•
. first aliovi: writtin.
JNO. W. C.E.A.IIY.
F. JoulLee, Se.c'y Cuoli!ionixel'a.
QM
I c.ill attoution tOthe following laws
=_lrsr4.
AN ACT
To authorize a rinotlair vote upon the, question of
caning a convention to amend the Constitiltion of
renusl ivania. •
iiter--oor 1. "1k it enacted by the Renate and- flout.'
Ifrt , i'rei , M4fir , s of the Contawrnsoealth of arizslia:
rin•ict iaWcnilral Assembly m 4, and it is fire-19 en4at,,
t , / byq4if. authari±y of the saint?. That the' question ofi'
calling a contention to amend the Constitution
the. commoivoltaith be submitted to a vote of the,
piople at Um general election, to be bell on - -the
second Tuesday of October next...the ma" ifiestion .
to tsi voted-upon In manner following, to wit: 'ln
eouuttes and cities In which slip ticket voting U .
atiihozired brlaw; - yotes for and 'agniniit a convert.--
tfon may. be eipremeed,And given upon the ticket,
beaded or endorsedwfth the work • state,' and not
otherwise; and the words uriedilardllis
eohatltn
tonal cOnverition," and underneath for . a.conveg..
Con " or "against a convention," and in counties
or districts in which Mi p ra iicket yoting shall' not 14
autborizcil by law,' earit elector voting ufon said
question shall cast a separate ballot,. endorsed on
the outr:du constttuVonal conventon," , -and con
txiziini on the inFido.themords •• for a conventiesica
or a against arconvention." and all sot, s cast as
am:et-act shall be recovered. counted, and returned
by the protieflelection °fifteen+ and return Judges as
votes for governor are receivea, - counted, and re. •
Mined under existing laws.
h ee l
II "That the election afeiresahl stall be
hehl and be enhjett to, all the provisions. of law
irlile7l-apply to general elections; the sheriffs of the.
Siesabst , consties shall give notice of this set In their
eleinteh4i•ecliniatiort the present year, and the
;•ntinner fhall eanse ell tie; retnrne of the
sterrielved by the fieeretary of the Common
before the bvis.at , ire at lts next
111:.11114
d.I)LYS IL IVEDI3. .
Sq.ta , ,r nftlp ,- IlonFe of Reprt•Ventati . i7eB
WILLIAM A. WALLACE
Speaker of the Senate.
—The Efn7or.l (11.7 of Jane.Ann.') 119 mi.
nj,;:souo thous:..nd e44.4ht Iv:mired and Raven!) , one.
• JOHN W. GE.UtY.
•:,
JOLT RESOLUTION.
pr.posing au ainenilzueut thecor.2ltitution of
rennsylvania.
11 nsida..../tv ti l t .Senate and Muse, Rep;wrn•
lltircryf ro,,,,,ntrea! th l'ennsyl4inin Gener
al Agmtbill met, That the iollowing au ewliat:pt of
th:• courtttutieu es , llll/JavNalth'i propeicd
t?, th, , jw, Pln for thith: adoption. or reiclttien. pnrrn•
th. pr..bi.4louir'uf the tenth ArUcli: t:iercof,- to
• A ME:`.:DTENT...
Stril.o out. sixth Fection of the sittb.' article of
li; , . ,' , n , t!tnli , nl and r lnf.rct in tirtl .I.llnrcof the , . fol.
teuing: ••A Ftato tr,.•!nrer eball ehrx‘on: by tb..
1„ici.,...;f..,1(•!,-,b , re of . Hlato, :inch Vane. , ar.,l for
4 .-.111 of Pervier am .11:111 1,. prescrilmol by law." -
JAMES 11E:11.13:
of _
WILLIAM A. /
MI
• t=veaker ~f . . •
A Jnrt.. Ai 4 - 11 - )uiti- • '
ini htincirtl and sevi , nty‘• •
JUIIN
li.,t,irit . Jml,;. , s fur the F•ktiatoriall.frirtrie w:11
met t 1:1t• court Itnra‘. , in 1114= lion,.igh of ..1:13 to .
liantigvh,
rat .rat }mule P , fur the county
Drldfurd. ,ill br at theeourt Iblusr in l',;wand.a, on •
the t4i. , 41 aft,r .. r.bleb ., s ill be on .Fr:da.Y, ,
•
-• 1 'thlit 1 I'. ni.
PERIIX.VYN 17,EET,
_dheriff.• .
S-pt. 7. 1670
VOTICE.,=-TC) -- ILL : WHOM k IT
..\\
A i 7iTAY CONCERN: That in imrsniznee of au
Ai; ~ f kes , ..aildy approred the 2ttli 'day. of May; A.
D., • -.71,.. , :ltIIII.11IIII Art for the prott.etion of Elal,
Pio.. 111.10: Bass and other 1.0,1 fi shes nrwlyintro
iin: , .;. i•;.• t.i bi': Itaroduo-d i:::t. , . the riveri Delaware
nn,. . 1 :-:,:. 1 , •:14.1nn; and th - 4!rtrilritaries" foi th , '. ON"-
1(1"*. , .r. ; b.o, Cr! elf - ,e4'agi:laFt unlawful Oiling, and
t , .. pr,....n tb.::btrobuetlon of pnilatory filti,.! into
trout , tre •,J, ,, , and fir otb.,r gerrnatn: purponea.
And it b.= t:a. .:hy 11,110 ill.' duty` a the PlleriftA of
t..;1•• ...t.ri.ra; c. 1,t,,.. 4 111 t 11!" Cr :lA - non:re:llth. to t. , -
\
mot,- or .:e.t.l. nil f, 4,-1,14,, , t.F. ~r. other &ricer cab
c.:zlat-,Cto ‘l. - ,4_ .y or 11:tuh'e Vat- free paccage of tie!,
(Cr C 1 :. ., 1 na.r, .1 . 1; the 11',11 F , ..tien of t 1 1 ,.: af.,re,
t...,,.: .A...t....and ti 1. , furthor Ml' i ,• th e duty ~.f uti-1
':. , 1,1ii1-. 111 III..!: 1 , . ~' - 11 l t• . •111111',11.. I! , yl ,- . o[4,
in ty.. t.. , -1,..ti, -r , t ::t - , 1 , •': Ca- 1..-.*. ,ot v. ill b ,
Etrictly enforced:
lieu Eldvalth ri...ct:‘,ll ,eb,:r.
. 1 ,
urn OL":ce. To an.
't.-on any of t
~ •07,,, t ,.1 by t :
con,taon ..
.::.,F. r 4 i.
4 .1.1:15. t^
-
no
i,
Cu ,
, t
tt rt,
1 t
I'. VA'S
Sboriff's To ::m
Se.c - stoN.ll.-'-on any of fife streams or - parts of
contempl, , t,.l by tis Ael, and under the
jurisdi• of tits Common
itil.rat,ry Plee TILV,k 1/11Ve DXCeSP,
by t nen , ex.l.lcme :.f ,lama.rlsmings
y,hether: intended or no to• facilitate anch
ac, rs, and rc' of the , caches or spices
b • suLlt plan in_', of new sPe
eies-E,n31l have , ,tak plare lig is here n contemplated,
the , d, - -r;fr:, the ' 'loll having urisilietion of
smir rptielies id' the Ftr , anl9. wheum r they - 111a11
r e ini,,tnie,t of the eXintL rip OreLICII
f.,r ill, eateldrm of fish as a e coidmun
ly eri - fishq,:..l,:res, NI weirs. kit es. brush
(A• neti, or an:: permanently set means
taking fish. indhe •- - xi. of 11 .4:(•Ve, which . , are
kn..wn tote was: , teful and extravngriat mares of fish
shet WS,' shall give tet4 Jaya` notice 1,7/
o( wspapers of their respective. counties," that'
the eai.l contrtvanees are: known to 'exist and ar , ..
0,411,1 e,mimon nuisances, ordering them to Ira
dismantled be their owners or managers, en as to
reniier tient no loug.• r capable of taking or,,imluring -
the cashes of the stream , of r.hatever kind : end if at
th , eaniration'of the said ten days the ii;Fraautling
shall Oct have•tnlten place. then the" Bald Nlieriff!i
.shall proceed, with
,such force of good men' of the
county as Ll:ty Le iletessary for the rurpoito, and
deldroy or teonantle the said fell!-baslets.
;••:1 weirs or rneli 'other derfres conteMplated by
section. so that they may be no loniser capable.
ai ta',lll.l 7 or injuring -fish; load the accounting
'
err."... of the comitiss make geed-the.coet of the
sail proceedings to the said sheriff or sheraffa in - tho
settlement of their accounts with the .said sheriffs;
and if upoh being duly Informed by a reputable cit
izen of. unf E•ounty that'seid nuisances are In CIIA4-
,m, and require abatement, the Pahl sheriff or shor:
ohs shall not proceed as direct;Nl In .thia Act. then
lie or they upon Con,iction, In the 'comity court. of
the said neglect of duty, shall be.tlned not less than
ono
I,Undred nor more than ono thousand dollars
for ever: such . tieglect; a^dltlneFt to be collected. as
ordiria6 fines are colic, ted, and the.pt'ocemis di.
vjded c4taliy - between thi , Mforuter or complainant
and the school-directors of the proper diStritt; for
school,yruTons only; this sectbm is not Intended
, to supersede any other law of this ComniDawealtit
for the supnryssion of fish !baskets. etc..-Wlhe same
be found eilicracions to destroy or abolish them.
"Sec. 14. All Arts or parts of acts iriconalstent
Ice ri. , aith are hereby repealed-
• JAMES
thrse of flopmsentailics.
IvILLLI3I 1.. IVA - Lt.te.E.
• •Siu•a!ser of the. S.-nate. '
Al pr..-e,l tiie tweitt.:.frPrili day of 'May.. Anno
i.11 , * hothirt , L and F,:vetity
an •
•
TiOTICE IS. HEREBY
that .ppllcation will be nia'ae rt the.ifo'retaret.:
of the 'l,•gislatafire of Pennsylvania fin. In
ccrp of a timing.. LLM'e.; to the
Towanal. S:tvirniSs Dank: to.. bare a l'arlt4 of fifty
thon,tr. , l donArs, with authority to Im-roa,o the
rallll , to) , aLyinnount not. eaverainit thrce hvimired
thougamtaollars. obi CM of gni,' bank are to
ra,yive money on deposit and to notni,
ant to exorcise I.l,:nilral ha u 4 ng privileges.
bib, located in toe. borromh'of Towanda. county of
with authority to estahlfsh branched at
otf . ..rplsces in Raid e.,unty..
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xE c T .11%9 N 0 T
N.dit., is heyrio , wrsons indebted
tojUii estati. 7 of MARY T. ANDRUS, lat. Cantjn.
Alee:•:::+Pd; are reqr.est.,l" to
claims
trumedlatA
Payment. and 'all 'persons 'haring claims against said
estldo 3rinq presint .. then' duly authentleated fdr
• scttlen,nt. ° - E. SIIA,W,
Executor.
" At DIIINISTRITOR'S
Naas is h,r,by- own to all persona Initebii-d'
to the' e-t:to of V3l 11. MORSE. lato of Lltelafield
tnw•nship. Co-ceased, trinNt molt, indibodiato pay
inett. arot it porsons having claims aottnst raM
estato moat torsetka Cron duly 40t1le1dttented for
arttkrnent. ' JUDITH MORSE.
Administrators.
anc"O.;~G
A MIINISTRATOII.'S NOTICE.-
Is brcby given that all
to Up\ eqato of c 1 Ai WOOD. lat.' of Ar3l,lln.
an reque,led to make immeatato" psymont. and all
pe-,„*Tot Maims rmainst said egtata must pry,
r4lt cLrau tink :ortentr.'iiktott for Wottlement: .
3105Z..3. I;ILE:4I3EI:GER.
Actrainikreor.
r'
EU=
I.IANISTRATIIINI" NOTICE.-
".No,h.‘e i4orely that all.-Tersama indobt-L
eQ t,-; the estate of (11.:04;61 7 . DUDLEY cOfOE. late rf
'arc reggrTnal to mako ingue.itato,_
Imrog‘r.t, and all.porpons having olaiinfortraink said
of iatO notat proainA the sang , daily anthenthatod fire
stttlOrnont. . . IXTLI 31, McINTISLE. •
m:;, .rG
A DIMNISTRITOR'S NOTICE.-
is hereby riven that all Perrons indebted
to the o, , tate of SALINA (701.'E, late 'of Smithfield.,
de:•eaced. are requested to make imnitediate payment
awl all poisons . having . claims- against said estate
must present them duly authenticated for settle-.
meld. • ADAM SHILL.
sOPl3,vc4 , Administrator..
IXECITTIIIX'S NOTICE.-
4, heithy Morn that all personalndebted
to the estate of ABU:II3I3f 31.1STIN, late of Troy
boto'. !lereaped, are requested to make trampdiate .
'payment, and all pereons haring' claims against
Raid state must preFont them Rely authenticated
for eottlemont. - . SUSAN 3L. 31.AST1N.
Fe ' • . • Exeeptrix.
F . XECUTTOR'S
4o lie: , tc bareby stiven.that all persona indebted
to tho estate of .I.:lellftLAS DE11013.1.1 1 1T, late or .
Windham, doe'd, are reipteatetl.to make Immediato
payment, and all Persona having claims against said
estato must vrennt them drily authenticated foe'
settlentent. . _ JOIIN D11.11(311E31t,
aept:orf, raccutor..
TTOR'SALE`OIIi TO LEASE.—WiII •
soil or lease niy Xgricultural Machine. Shop.
situatnt in (Linton: I. The Shop is built for man.
nfleirtring Fiorito Rakes, Grain Cradles—and other
Farming lmplsments. Also, for the building and
repairing, of Ron`Machinery. Tho machinery being
eons:ringed expressly for the business, and includes
a Saw Mill, built , -entirely of iron and steel, and
adapted to sawingstock for tho shop. Declining
health . is the reason a lily visiting to retire from
the intrilnesr.
- I will sell Dwelling Pause, with -sale or lease
shop if desired. For
. forg. , o; virticniars on or
address . , U. LOOSE. ,
Canton.. Pa.
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Nr." GEARY
Adruinistratrix