Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, September 28, 1871, Image 3

pemlford Xteporitr.
L'OC AND GENERAL.
•
tel-Ttio Bradford County .S. S,
C.nvept:on- meoti
. at Tad Braittillo Id next
Tu't sldy iiiidWednesclaz. ,
ger,. The etudents of the 'StLague-.
llaiina Collegiate ItiStitute 'invite their friends
t , r.ttend a. Festival lit the Institute, on Friday
t-lcoing next.
-09- Rev. 3. S. STEWAIIT will deliver
:.1/ address before the County Teachers' Insti !
Wein the Cohrt Ethuse, this Wednestiayiven
iw:: Subjtet, " Culture.^l
Hon. GEO. LANDON, One of Ale
orators in the nation, will positively de
liver tip dartsys before the Teachers' Institute,
the Witise, on Thursday evening, Sept.
erred last week in stating
t h a t the Syzoil of Philadelphia would meet in
1 hls pl,gc-pron the lith of October. We &mild
itae ti-i , l the Vith...
tar On Saturday Jost tho River
-01 Nichols, played a game of 'Base Ball
with the Starcfif North Orwell, en the grounds
a the formcr.r- The stars were successful.
Ther - Je,.,dies of the Episcopal
. are to i .hace an clenniOn to Fairview,
g Thu . Alay, Octob ?al( faro tickets will
at all stations along the lino of the Pa.
31 : N. •v R. R. Full'irtrticulitro will be
acct wecl.
le- A game of Base Ball wa.s . play•-
•:01: n i s:iturclay,' September 23, bctuten the
, flsr , l , Pan 7 club, of Smithfield, and the Leo
:r
11. B. Club; an..the grounds of the .former,
tlng in a victory for the Smitbfeld club by
17 to 13. r U.W C.
, _
The Lehigh boysiNy' ith their
Tq.'1114 , 1 L!ent . yo , ity, hare rafae(l . ,:Ovvr two brat
cirt:l (1, , 11ar. fQr tho benefit of 9* Orphanchil
(,(l,yrnaivcittlin, who wai!' :. iiillod the
for Nrccks - ago: Ovcri .ono hundred
arrear on'ATilrlistz-Entjfiniso
7:lib: Teachers' Institute now
ter', attended, and the teaiirT
having a profitable season. On
TN . ..11i-iv, Prof. WictEnsrool. State
ptve a stirring and instructive .
was atten'tively . lcgteped to by a
=EI
Rele.!, H. FlArtysT,,pzi§tor of the
31. E. Chur:ll, , tit - nob:101d, girt annort need :to
Sabbath evening, Oct.
1. 1., v a 1 Piet' series of Sabbath
•.• ,ii4courses on the subject of " Christians
17 iC:-ci : : dude atiti Subject s." An inyita
ts,o s a trend has been coprteOnsly given to
".•st, 111.: tors of the
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t i Five Co. raiSrcliise a
t a:, (: , :unitl. The p0,p1f...
'i; obt;;.t tlOnS to tl4
ap• al3:,ys flr:t at a fire, and
Liz t• 5a..1:14 a lard
attt'.ailt •.-1 y liavo a
t r.i 1. und. 7,1 ana tkoy are bey
., . . tit Ll, t , t, lucurred in lair
ae.,.:rriagea'fajother apparatus.
th+• and t•trwoura4e
t v c.blv—to
IM
I ) EI:SONAL.-01)1. FORNEV and Hou.
.1, KNAN
Sat!lnla:s Tli..v. pre I.qtli
.tht:;l,elvcs
I .r
L. 1.1!
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:t. :t It it, N. V. li. IL north- .
• . ' nib; 5"1:74 last.
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—On Satur'da•C fori-noon
8%-rll.tr.r
or t}, , .:= !plare, played-
MEI
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Whito t.f Nry.,0 . 3., on
.r•:inol4 of the I:itter; r;r v ball nntl tittat,
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2 .]: 10, nofoilu are
P1 , ...•15t1y tre:rq 11';41 14,R.
; / 11 , ..Thi.er- 77 f.f are regneAtod
I• • fre!,., the . ret.t by %ve3fing regalia.
4 1 7 i; .24 the 1a 4 4. P.ll2Tra:n. it
x: • •-! 1.44 It will pr.,l-114 be late trefore Si r e 17,C t
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/ A 111 LII., grl,lln.l. -
1%! -e4 , 4le,tfully 1:il 1. , . 11. ar.,l C.,
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Saturday cit the 9.23 A
I=
.1/f.,/-4,1i1y for
,) • •r r -W:lin - we than the :Is--
•• .11 r,:it and la : le•r . int(
' • •.• tel tit , .rature. The
I ; •e , ,r.,..'111..A 4 6ubsenbc , rs etT.-red by
..rt vo..1;(1••rful, €1124 . 1 Can ..nly be
;3.0,
.1. •1 :It Pa, aLl:eay,
IMES
'I r
:.ntl It;t,L lug iitt.r-
ut7l..:7•da In
'A 11, ILAVV
1:.6:or 1 4 71, v,Lieli ,31 , 1 buuuti-
•1 1 y t:d• k•xtraordinr.re pic-miyuns
• I v publish-r for the trouble.
Put,E,ll,,tl at 4 ,, 3S Broaclwa. , N.Y.
An accident • oefurred on the.
Atilf ;;!) to
paS6l•ll,:ol 7 4rain ,Inn a few
Va;1ll• hy osc
a:U . :Wet/I ' 4Z' to leap a cattle
I aligh t11:4 r tho tie,s in.tea 1 or the
ri ht rO , l-.. a int;
12 thror. the
-
14- '-..1:,,k1•014 Way, ti.•11 , ..1 tlni thin
the VT:14111C 111. d
I:1,1i 1,;s1. euunecti. , :t. Sn I)C'r
L Spet'ia/ yea
' ')
?. '7l ,
mg the tfack when
i ajt:: g r,
as runuing.U , 9 read:,
milos.• he.a.ir speed
r. neV 11::( vtn .We
.' S~tii~CLiic
ED • rr:)1; : Fur th t inform t-
MIMI
.ay' t t;:,• Wyfillahing
-WYO
l'a., fi6m 5,pt..6th to the 14th, 1871,
1 .uce , •ra. The t , rklei from first to
• y i fdet I saw• more
htilc chnrel. .:nririg one . tlerviLe,
..; 0 - ;!,,•::.... th,;1 ass thli 'beet-
ME
iltis_is ja.,t at- it ;
-it 0.11 It, tritttlL .I . lli tttic, 1
iti::, , i f-rt:l 11 -- , 1 , , 1:0 1111M111 . 1 1112:111.!4.
••• ;,...• :: 1:1;;;• ~e Ol1 0 :1' WWI ai•lighlti;!.
•' t ' ~ 2. -',: t •; •It•Lts "II the ;;'f.rt,tin;!, i
... 1. , . I .tr in tre t.irtiLites reprt,telitt'rtr
.1;;••••,•!-:,,,,t. 1
ick.r . ;; : . , Will Merl; in attillilahee.
~:. ,: i:, . ~ nl~,
Moro or loss of the tithe, and eachone wita
ready and die do work for the Master: Twenty
tio sermons were - preached from the stand,
Vesicles exhortations, love feasts,_ and•praier-'
meetings in the altar and in the tents. -It was
emphatically a " week of prayer." The church
was quickened; predigaVturned ; believers
were perfected in love - : • * then I have the
-names of seventy who cam64ll trembling and
in tears to the altar for, prayer. Some of these
are claildren--some blooming maidens —some
young men--some mon and theit -wives in the
vigor of life, and some had live[l i tn . sin three
score years. But our Jeans is nor respecter of
-nous, and ho pardoned their sins_ irrespect
ive of age. Sixty of this company 'professed
hope in Christ; some of the others "looked
back," and are not fit for the kingdom, 'and
some left the ground from noctehs - ity and we are
not advised as to them. Then let no man Pay
"your labor is in vain in the Lord," for. "ho
-that reapoth roceiveth wages, 'and gathereth
fruit unto life etoimal."
Very truly yours,
P. li. Tolsr.u, Dist. likey
Sidunera Eddy, Pa., Sept. 21;'7,A:
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.. - Ilitti.;'We clip tho following notice
of a trip to this county from t;.e Liu: Arose Be-
Tragical:, of last week :
LT LNTO mantes..
We turned off to die tight; below- the two-
Story church edifice known as the Episcopal
church,- and up one'of the Xatint tributaries of :
the Wyelasing on the north,ditto the township
of;Herrick; in Bradford county.. Tuts was Ono
oflthe'newest settled townships in this region,
and I should Judge (moil the -very best. Re
membering how- it was spoke" of twenty to
thirty years ago, I was surpnipl to see so many
good farms and superior
.bundings. Much of
the soil is almost free from stone,,and the roads
Charles
are the best I observe(' anywhere.
Charles Sqffires settled here about 1820, the
'township was formed in 1837, and now has two
hUndred . and thirty voters. There aro three
bonkes of ,public worship, and four churches,
theerrner of a superior, order, and the latter
appiarently useful bodies. Frugality and tem
pegance aro characteristic of the people. The
11(in. Geo. Landon's fann look's as if he' knew .
something about firming, and that he lives "at
home." He stands fairly among his neighbors
-.—:and that is one of the best recommendations.
Abel Bolles, Esq., represents the strong Sus
quehanna element-in the township.
ESIDGEAVATP:a 11Aprin espelknolt
heldits . forty‘iixth annual BeSBlOl3 in the Union
or Wesleyan Methodist meeting house in Her
.rickville, commencing Friday afternoon. The
.moetingiewere well attended, and the members
and visitors were cordially welcomed and en
tertained. Wm. C. Tilden presided as Modera
tor, the other officers being those of last year.
The sermons of the...session were by It. H.
Gray, L. B. Ford, H. T. Davies, (late from Eng
land, at Balabay), and H. B. Garner. ]t. G..
Latnb also_nrieched before the :iabbath School
CoUventioA, which occupied Wednesday' after
noon and evening. The el/arch letters indicat
ed no special reveals of the past year, saving
that at Jackson, and some accessinna at Wya
losing. The recommendation that members
abstain fr,'im all connection with secret socie
ties; was passed; in the form of prAbus years;
and more rigid measures were advised against
those members (if any) who touch or taste the
'int( micatingseep. . _
Thursday morning,, Preston T. Varyntt, a
member or the Auburn church, witp was or
dained a Deacon in pie Wyalosingl,Cvnferenee
of the M: E. Church, .at Honesdale, in 186 9,
Wag, at the request that clittren examined'
and ordained as a minister in (he lillaptist de
ttoinination: 'Ordainflig prayer byll. H. Gray;
laying on of hands by Eklers Post, fllurronghs,
and Garner . ; charge to the candid* t),.../ L. 'B.
Ford ; and hand of felloWship by CY. C.-Tilden.
The Association adjouOzu'd to meet in Mont
rose at 2 o'clock, P. at., of the fourth Friday in
August, 1872.-
' DEATH OF GuAB. G. KELM:IL—At a
regular niertiug of thL; Knights of Pythias, held
on Tuesday. evening, Sept. 19, tho folhr.ving
resolutions, exitoss ye . of the fo.ling of the
Lodge on the death of Cu.titi.r.s, G. litittumt,_
were passed.: I
Yuma:As, The Worthy aml Supx:-lum
Chancellor of the Cm. crse ha; ire; 1.41 ti tat' in
his inscrutable wisdom to remove unexpevtcitly
from our midst our valued highly
brother, Charles G. 1.1...ren,,, •
/: , ,y , :red, That in th several we reopoi t iv dot
only a heavy 115 111: . 1.1th , 1 our 'fraterhal.
lint a corresponding oho as a citizen wf
Tout ends. tiir.ght, honorable, honest genc:r
..us, courteous awl braVe--a tender and loving
husband and father—what more may a man be,
or what more is eiipected? Like Ins books' to
cm. Lodge, vie 1.1 , •ill•W his accounts with ,h;is
Nailer at as systentaticail y evo rest a; balatie
, c,ll an d srl,bch t va.g. rej.Pict: that ht• has "cnter
v.: it.to tio joy 01 tne 1
, lecti, That los atllicte•d whlow and little
ones Latin our thiartfeit sympathy iu their sail
bereavernepti and that, IN tale assuring them
that e% err earthly ! conifort lus lirotherliuii. - ilits
may bestow - shall be rendered, we eumniend•
them to lfitgythu alohe .can give that "pvace
which passtitil all irlderstazaluag."
That the charter of this Lodge
draped mourning. for the peel el Of thirty
da_ s,. aud- that the members wear usual
badge the same length of tinie.
That A copy of there pr,cei•ilitigs ,
I.ki. transmitted . , with the' seal of the at-.
taalied, to the family of .the Alm! th.it
they lie alai put thc Km,igids r,t7 l'Llfh.i
ut, : t 1.0 :ice
rrn 001 / I,'lso„•re's If, el, aid B ra iiffi ie ,itA rgu s.
I'.
J. 'S. CkLJ:
. 0. A. 111...,c.v.,
At. a ntreting.of Nirtilifrn lialgo No. '223, I.
0: of G.-T., held on Friday uvening last, „the
fulluai minute 'vas a:'.opt tat by a Tinanint..u.;
Por the first tune in thellistor of this Lodge
we hare been called upon to'ritomni the loss of
'member. In the sudden and unexpected
death of I'. Nti C. T., Charles 0. Kamm North
1-ru Lodge 11118 suffered an irreparable lose. and
the cause of temperance bet:ra deprived of One
or its 11106 t consistent and elliment laborers,
communityl, an upright, industnotis,and enter
peisivg citizen, and his.fawily a kind - husband,
acidl lovineSather. ,
• • Whiic see would-not murmur at this dispensa : .
beet of the litiler of the Universe, IVl'l duilt
reit willingly ardict or grieve the children of
men, we....anuot . but exprestrour grief that one
F.,r01l promfse, and so deeply interested
w.,rli of ,bainislang intemperance front
”;11' !:1110. 114 S prO early been calle.rfrorn the
f'c 9d . f 1.11 , r ; but we txust that our toss- is his
Lispealiable gain. ' '
The highest eulogy we can pronounce upon
our Oceessed brother is to strive to emulate his
many twines, apd enter with more zeal into the
gre.o. w.rk W'hithwas - so dear to Lim.
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2 2
2 2
.6 2
Rualizing tdm insufficiency of mere earthly
c.uisofation,we direct the family and friends of
the deceased , to the only source of comfort in
the hoar °ref/fillet:iv:, our wise and merciful
Heavenly Fither.
As a Marlin( egteein, we will drape the char
ter of our Lodge in mourning fur thirty dace.
. i6solred„7;l4t the foregoing minute be plac
edc upon the records of the Lodge, a copy trant.-
niitteddo the Addoir of the deceased, ana pub
!Wield in the Kevgl , lriti•Good. Tvtepl , ir, and To-
Wanda papers,
At a special meeting of Franklin Steam En
giSe 1, held at their parlor ou,,Tuesday ,
evening, Sept. 1 . 9, 1871, the following pre . amble
and 1-::!sointions were unanimously ralopted
;1 1 . - tir.urf.ks, It has pleased-Divine :Providence,:
to rentme from our midst onr late Toni:man ;
and.brother, Charles G. lidlum, we as -bro
ther firemen bud in abeyance to Divino
and aclinowledfziltJ.K-pwo, el- of a Suprc me Ruler
and yp--
v Dre
That in th' loaa of our brother and
ornmanding officer, we hare h ! st• one of the
must efficient members of the department,, and
That ‘re - as members of Franklin Steam Engine
No." 1, du hereby t;xpress our sorrow and
regret for the lora of ‘c.i,r leader, and hope that
is he has; been faithful here' below, Le way
aneet his reward above.
iße,sol^( , /, That a c.py of these proceedings
be presented by the Secretary of this company
to rho family of the deceased, and ilist they
A l,. Is published ill the nit kDrOrti, 111:1 . 01:TE:11.,
Ar f p : s 74,01,t1 , 7
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0. A. - C.,nymittee.
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' Tg.AUTIEES! INSTITUTE AT. CANTON.-
- Tbe Bradfdrd Countyjeachers' Instigate con
vened at the Academy in Canton Boilingla, on
awnpAy. Sept. 15.4'371, and W3:4 cal!cd to order
at 2 o'cloeli, P. 11., by County Stifrrititentlent,
Pror. A A. EIENEY. Ou'in dion 'of Mr. Guilin,
SAUNII IVF-5 was cho,7en : 4 4 cri•tau. Abner
'introductory address was dritred by
nr,siiY. after which he proceeded to illu-tratk
-1.i.; tat:tliod of teaching grammar'. Prof.
then 1 Yer examph-s of his Inetluid of tt•:.cbi:,g
,jarithruihc, at the. o'
I I) .red the rne , ,ting with mr.frit.., When at
I 5 , 1,..V0ek the Ini•t.tut adieurn,-.1 t meet at the
I St. F.. Church. at 7j o'cl, , ek for cvening Eees'en.
i lt,titate met at the apip)inteibhunr, wae
earNl to ~ra.:r by Prof. th..tr in-
Prof. I. W. Sti ,, r. - .lANt.it, of i'i :ailed
bri•dy ; addru. , :sua the
fc•ilunol byTrof. F. A.
Ll Sits L\'l ll ill :the to
EVENING SF.4SI,,N
‘llll , ,I)o.ke a. S - '0,11.• 1.-11 : ;111 .1.3 01 , ..
tie (Iu thou Invoreil uith
he roquott,
q'oi - to
W.LII Zatillti,e.: AM: Hitt
adj..anif.d till 9 A. 7.1.,
1 te.,lKy
I=
Ara-de-my—rooms at
the appointed boar, and was caih.d . to order by
Supt. A. A. op..ned with read
seTiptilo!al,.i I.:sytsr;`! , •:.
Prof. ACLUvr.-.- gh : e in
ntrt:a'i in lie WAS .r4.,:lowed by
Prof. it,strnct, , n
reees.s, the subj,ct g r m olwa wa -.,t a L en
Prof. A:l.gs.. •
AFT MINlkiN syss s.
~.ipE. K.t.ti.NEY continued a dri4 iii grammar,
&act tru Mimed by Prof. Alma on the subject
of geograiihy. l'ho remainder °Mho afternoon
session vas devoted to instruction in elocution
by ;Prof. Suonstecza.
trZNISO 13231310 X. -
Prof. Summi t s:mu delivered his ablo and in
stiiictivo iddl ea, :entitlod ',Tow . to Bay
Things," to &largo and appieciatlvo andienoo.
NVEDNESID/ , 11"-XORNING SESSION,
Devotional exeirises•condiactO by Rev. M. C.
DEI,I. Instruction in arithmetic was contiuned
by Prof—A.l,l4i eliiontion by Prot. SLIOEMAKEIL
After music, Prof. ALLt continued fruttrac
ti u in geography, followed by Miss C4,„25,
D nrr, - . - withra..--sery,intpressiro - ititd beauVul
sp
r g. Prof. Stißptxxxv. thou followed with the
subject of elocution, closing ;with the reading
ofd few selCc I rcees.
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• rims= o =sox.
A large and appreciative audience iussemblod
to listen to readings by Prof. Suorixtxr.n. The
selections were well made and executed ; the
proceedings hiving been enlivened with. vocal
and instrumental music by the Choir.
TElrlitiliAT-11011.,i1150 atssiox
Devotional e l aercisex conducted by Prof. AL-
Listructiln was given by Prof. A.m.r.s in
arithmetic; .hi reading by Prof. limalsaarat,
and in parsing by Supt. Kamer..
arlFaasoos mama.
Parsing resumed by Supt. Exams; followed
with a drill in geography by Prof. ALLEN. Troy
waii then decided upon tut the plareiof the nett
meeting of tht) Institut/a. Session' concluded
With an exercise ln reading by Prof. Suerwas.=
' 7 • lEVENINCI RESSION. •
Opened, by the members responding as their
laaneci were called, with a sentiment suitable
to ho occasion.' After the reading of • few
pioces by Prof. I tinoratax en, Prof. deliv
ered an address;. entitled ". The Educational
Pritlem of the Day--liow to Solve IL" The
respective duties of to sellers, :parents, and di
rectors, were pointed out with greati. clearness:
the effort reflecting mach credit upon tho head
and heart of thci speaker. The address was
followed by mitli i rigs by Prq. SuezxAscu.
siztsism.
De votional• eie rcises condo e fed by Prot. if.
SIYIEII, Prof. 4U OEH.KEa then gave instruCtion;
in Penmanship; followed byi.Prof. Autirs on the
subject of Cotnositions. After a drW.Sn Beadi.
ing brProt SnosussEn, the , session was - eon;
chided by Prof.. Ax.r.pr in a short dlill in Or
thography.
Called to °rail . by Co. Superintendent. qu
ntotion a cortunittee on resolutions was . sppoint4
ed by Supt., 632 , sisting of Prot . li. C. 3.lo•tEn t ,
G. P. 'MUNRO, S l r tli t il Sr/LEN, AUGYSTA SSIILEIt
and FLOLA L. , A ballot %ras then had
on the election (of a eonunittee on 'Tema:lc:lt
certificates. Prof. Strorataa . En then 1,11,,r.ed
with a drill in Itoadin, and Prof. ALLEN ;tti
short Icrttire oiri School Econeniy.
t)peued pith musiQ, sentiments Iv ntt:nbyi
of the Institute. It:tatlings b Prof. SIIIDE7I.Iti 1:41.
Aux"; then f,•llowed wall as t.:tices:dttA; 3 :::
interesting awl addr t•ss the Lraittitx
of el/Haien.' Aft-r nitt-tie by 'the t
8110r1UXElt real in his ~ eliaranterfstie .styly
"YOur MissiOn." The Supc•rintu:dent
expt•essed himself as highly gratified t ith the
letth manifested by the teachers in (1,1
ti tu'rn , the Instil:lid to the• ..• .t.
Collllt, and ex-press: d We cal nest ties.re 11,0_ till
wca4 CO allay better qualified to perforr: their
wort:, 'awl inspired with liCglier coneept.oint
that.'t.yer tae sltereatit :4 4 cf
ealimg. The cominitt,:e on rt selotioas then,
thrt.ugh the eliairmln. Prt.f. Moii:ti,offered the
NV art- linikr
Soot. A. A. Iu cues ft.r tho eminent
;'.. - luch has eharaeteriz.•l ltn nnumgement of ei:.•
present seseiod of the Institute. -
I:cep/rot, That v..e consider the instrtmt
given by Prof. Allen and Shoemaker• ns invalua
ble, and that ‘ve will Make an earliest endeavor
to apply the same in our several school ..L
./Zomfred. That wqr thanks ace due ' 'and arc
hereby te. tie In the Trustees of the M. E.
fchureh fir lii, use' of their very comimelious
cdtfice for the' evening. 'Sessions; to the Cli , ar
4eir the excellent music With which they have
enlivened the ctercirwA.; a rid to the People of
Canton and entity for the hospitality and
kinduees on their pmt 'which have made our
star with them pecillirihy pleasant.
The audience then joined in sim.,-Ing the Put
t elegy, and were dfsruls. , ed:with the Ilenedietion„
by 1i :y. M. C. DLAN. , AyguA,
BUS=S LOCAL.
Z-Z - • Look at the now Two Buttons
jut 0 1 ,1 1 ;1201 at TATLij:L
full hue of Dry Goods just
iverivA Ai Er t,N; •
' PO" Ite:til the navertis , _ , :uelit of
T.\11..,,:t..;wc,
• 0, •;,,,-
!':• - t •
Fo SAt.r. liptY CSIE.IP.-A; oxl
:Ftl•corta-hand Piano ; craanirt• n.t this oftlittZ
The New Goods dkplailtj .by
•
A C... are vciy fittractiv...
Co11111.1.1:t1:
Wa• Great Kariciy of anbroidelis
find Guipure 112n:le, iu ur.c rittern?; et TAY 7-611,
Co'A. , •
Fott
Enquir , nt Carrini.N Feet, 'y.
FOR •SkLE—A Susquehanna Colle
giate
rz.‘
,C y - French Empress
6)01+, am; S'AP. , :` , l3 t/(1
popu!..lr
EVANr;
terpanes,Table Linens iind
Richard3.)les Li:f.:l4, a Pall link at
' EVA: , N. litt.mures.
tgi.. Miss. Dr.INI)T bas gone Ole
city. The latli,•, ! F, `'T. , •.:a:{la toil vicinity
is
gtic4.4 what f,,r.
Our of. Print::, Shakings,
SlilrtingF, DCIIIIII3,
Ilf'Vor V7:18 S 1 Ev ycs lllnutru.
The Lirges,t aF9ortment of
Ek,ots and Shuts cln be fo,:nd at L. L. :4 , Arr,
Co P. Th. - ran!. dfferinq
to cash buyers. " ()Ivo them a call."
Cloths, - Fl-attnels, MIT
Shr.n:R Sa, our stoo% is c...inplt,to.
rs-VCS
rgn„Xcl vete ens all rolon; suitable
Tor Sacks, :tna:4, olr , f cot or Lia, C
at EvANs
• • .
te..: Go and sea the ALASK% PaTflt
to Runs "Something new." At f,
L I..MOODY, 4: Cu's.
Complete liue .of the cele
kated "9,tecns Own , ' ti:lklustre, Black alp:lea,
hal at EVAN 3
IoS. The
. Ll. - rgest assortment of 13uf
talo, Welt, and Fancy Lap RolKs, 110r, , e Blan
kets, etc.. ever oit..red itrthis mark . ,t, at L. L.
Moovv, iCr a. !It - mmtnrs Dnos.' old stand.
• eS.Scotch, English, and' Aineri
cr.u-NVat,r Proofs, bccglit before the advance,
Rtia will be sold ncennlinqly at_
er - If yon wish to see tile. latest
..t 7 ll-,4 of fall Hats call t Mrs. J. 1). Hui: , oil
Brl , lbre st. i fie is cutalantly gur.lB
from New Yqrk.
g:./1 .- If \you. wish to 'purChise the
Lest and cheapest Fail Hats, go to 2lra. J. D.
liru,'s on Brit 6 et. Also 'constantly kept on
hand a fine aTciartment . ..of real and artiGenil
hair
• C. Tay Los, dealer iLt dry:goods,
grt•ceric., iCady-nritle
Lata, caps, boots sail barrel ut
sack, and patent Ali ki:idi.cl" prth.
dnc.. taken in exchange , r,r 'Nil credit
will :Lc tir-t • 0ct0b,..7.
aid! paid for butter and eggs.
West Franklin ; Sept. 0, 1!,71.
17177.1000 N BEM=
13=134
SE:SAIns
Secretor:
Evsy - s
ME
Ell
Szwrso kart --All persons who
are indebted to us for Elias Rime Sewing ifs
chinos, delivered or pet up by J. P. Ctrt.na,
are requestod to make immediate - settlement
for same to us. CoDonco, Bus: u, 41. Co..
NOTICE!—.O persons aro hereby
forbidien to harbor or trust JOITN BOSKET,
on my actottnt. Said Bost= is about 18 years
old, and has been tiring with tLe for the past
year, but has now lett me.
Jomcrmamr.
Terry, Sept. 16, 1871.;
First class Farm property in
sured kt low rates by der mania Fire Insurance
Co., N.l, daar - Ada, $1,115,02134.
Joni( W. Mix, Agent,,Towanda, Pa.
Office North side Public Square.
Honso and Lot on
SA , Ond street, near tho u Ward TlOnse. Building
new, three stOries high, with good well and cis
tern. Possession given ,immediately. Apply
to IHAAC 8. POST.
Beir'Caoss attended the Book Trade
salei thin season, and secured bargains in the
purehm,e'of boots %Lich enables tdro to tinder
sell everybody. ,
CHEAP PO AL.—The Sullivan Anthra
cite is the cheapest and best for all purp ai o:/a.
Also slie the best Red and Whito Ash Co at
the Central Coal Yard. Orders left at my office,
or at Dr. 11. C..Potirr.u, Box A Co'ii.Drug Moro,
Kill bo proniPtly fl11C.1.! iVnta.r.m.
Sept. 27, 1t71.. - -
FOIL SA LE. —A:FeCona-lalid Portst
We Saw !Still, in good order. Can be seen run
ning in Wilkes-Barre fo r : the next 10 days. Criti
fifty-two feet in length*; has Lath-Mill, cut-off
saw, and Edger .i attablicsl, Terms -eafy with
geml.sectirity: 'Apply to -
J. E. ParrensoN, t Cd.,
Wilkes:Barre.
tar The regular. communications
of LeßayLodge No 471 A.Y.M., at Lellaystille !
Pa., will hereafter be hvld on the second and
fourth Saturday, eveningit of each month: Ail
Brothers 1n good t tanding arc, cordially inriteil,
By orderit,f the L.lge.
Y. W.Drcx, Secrota*.v
1871 FALL 1871. .
g.V.ANS & • ' , SI .
.1.1%., •:mu. ready for tho fall tilt& with tt,,,maiit:
compluto.stmh iu evi'rylYepartumnt. BuYtra of
Dry Goods will find -it 4 , their interest to ex
amine our stpek and prices before making. their
tall purehasc
te— Although there: tare more rills-•
cone:vials a.ier.arny •erinted in England
than in the 1.7:1 - hdl „Slat , s, greatly exoved
that country in the 4innilier
of newspapeis. Toisicininds 11s . that_,Tattin
hag only one ticwspalier, ail that. is issued
monthly,. What a dt:littlttilit e.tottr3i3ti lira in.
wnch at.tLte If thing 3 vlisted in thii co.nntry,
the ,•.!!! never :Ind out alit , llcCaaz
F.1.1..km.,' to Lny Gro7'eritii and
Ptotis ..,
-._-.---
11Ev:Aso !--One Illindrcd dollars
I,o , . g ivt•l:, an 13. r. 1 3 sti • n:v ^l.l. 1. t• I 11 ny
( rtli, 3r1,10 ope:1-fau..14,,Preveli
e t f_li.9 !nt ou tl,e)Eck.
The, ;:molnd gi‘cn for
N.
1 , ;:t.;,,r , No. 3,, - : 11, • .
"nick e. 4b., rases'
F.fty be
.liveu fur avy
thin t l / 4 :6vi1l 1,0.2 t u•colea:.l of either of
the mi.-taa-e.
puir,r4rYlly, a4c.lre , s, O. B.
Itiavvrly,
N. Y. f.t.•."
nia. We present the following tes
timonial tom 0. D. 1,:,10-1.r.TT.E.1 . „7trOprietOr
of toundry and Machint. tiliop, 'Towanda, Pa.
Z. &ton : The Wilsonlmpioved
Sewing Machine I purchased frpin you some
three months ago bey been in ve . ry active use
over since, and has given good /stisfaction. I
would not have bought a machine with a .com
billed price nn it at all, and t:o was Well pleased
to Lind a machine outside the combination which
has proven, in myjudgment, equal to any in it.
The difference in the price I consider so much
money saved. We have used machines in our
.family made bv,ihe ring and think well of them,
but my daughters prefer yours with Out regard
to price. IYanzixrr.
TOlNaala, Satin 14, 1471...—tf.
The County Teachers` Insti
tute for the pre , &A school year, hill hold a SCS
t.ion Ova Week at elei of the' following places:
Canton,_ Towanda, an - d Iterricli. Opening at
Canton on Monday, ts•tii - , at 2 o'clock r.
a:.; at Towhuila., on Mondly, Sept. 25th, and at
Tlerriek, on Ilupday, OetoLer 2.
Prof. F. A. Ar.t.tix, cella:I-field, will assist at
the three se.sion4, and Prof. J. IV.'Sitonar:iseni
r,f - Pftiladelphia, will hr present at Canton.
Actangeructitg rite perfeetcd by which
adares?ea dii:tingui..slied speakers will bo
cirstd, th , . nr.inei. of Fp ^akrrs to be an
nounced in due tune -
rtis hor.ed that every teacher is the county
it a duty lihich he OtTeS to
to 91f, childr...rt%thrlo h. , is to hare charge
of, to u.t.fien ".
Olerj - tmcn,
are coViially inriced to be present.
A... 1:1:1—vr.1, Co. Supt
An,L2l, r7l.j
D.Li!P;ARIE PROPERTY I'OI S. LE AND
:Vat end L of lc , : 7, - een fire
with a lare , Tarn, wagon
Lind t• ..:r.... ft:Lt, quarter acre growing
lioaring orchard,' 47.7., thereon :
tr2on Towanda. Flats, 011.1 and a h z -jr
ntiles_froin Towanda. , ttic vc rr best:and
catibo givtii at once.
I will &la.) i• - . 11 at Nanileisz.le, ,upon fat uraiile ,
terms, my iircient Nfarstiry Stock; .consisting ort
fir,t clasi .tilde, Pear, Peach, Pluin, and other
Fruit Tret it and Shrul,s; I:ecrgreen
and oth , r Orinnnentil Tr: c—; Stirniht,
Also, 1; arr. s gro - Aintr" . k.ri my
Gardnis farru, and adjoining w ssid
Watts lot ; including a lease for a - term of year
On reasonable terms, of said gardens nith house
thereupon and sla to tweiVe 4•res of land, as
may be wr.nt‘.( This is valutiblo alii; rich gar
den land ; o e and a half acres have been culti
c:A.4- for mions for three ,)ears, producing
r ;1 , -. This is a fine opening for any per
, into Nursery; or Small
• I I , uzilncss. Apply to
I:: M. AvELLE.4.
1, 171.
..n:...:~~,. P_ ,
vs'N... The Exanlinations of Teachers
fur the present school year, will be geld to folio:Ts:
coctols.r.lr., Wilmot, Sugar Bun School House.
• 'l7, Alban), Bahr's
IS. Fl - atikllu. we id Franklin ••
10.Ctrancille, Centre
20; Leßoy, Corners
21, Canton. Borough ••
23, Troy, Borougo
24, West Burlington. West Via"
25, Spnngfield, Center ••
26, Columbia. Austmcille, ••
27. Wells,ll:o4l_, , T Hill
25, South Creek.lkille_tts • •
Centerri ••
:11. Smithfield. Center ••
10,,i.m. 1. Burlington. Luther's 31.g1s •• '
V 1,1 cr, Village ••
3, Shemin - 4;l3in, Lower Vallry ••
-4; Athens, Borough ••
• I.itchteld, Center "
7. Windham. Eu)kendall,' — ••
5, Warren, Bowen ••
• Orwell. Orwell _Ugh n ••
• 13.1torne. Borough'
li. Pike. La-inane:llle
15, 11Prrick: Camp
Wyalusing. Car.l.tow u '••
17, Tusearora, Ackley
• Teriy. Tcrrytown
21, Asylum. Center "
21, Standing Stone. Stevemi
'
23, Wysoz. Ilyersburg .. •
21. Munroe, Mc,nroeton •
25, Towanda F.on•ugh
•
December 2, Towanda Borough
Teaehers pleaFe brit realer,, pen, itt, paper
and lead per. ,- 1.
EVI:CiSCA to c,amnience at '3 0'c1,%t..„ A. M.
A. Ad ser_stt
co. ;:•:np't.
TL , v:a . „: la, S , Tt. IST:
res-Tlic food and clothing of n.na
ton are thy principal Conilli rAti:oret in the 1. , 51-
ettlition , 4 9r-the politicid cc noinlk3. fly) for
eig,ner en reacliing• Neir, York is surpnaed Ai
find the b& or4lie pes.iple r , well dressed fir'
garments or shapes and 01 0.."ce11.2nt mate-
ri the aharwless tll fatting ready
ma:: Londoa a - . iuroiwan eit-
awl Lo b , no: prepared t !Intl an - 3i
s: , •t , :1:: .t:th men's apparel,of the tlrliett
..ad path:ra: v.lll
Ali; L 1.3 lea,,ly-1na,17 - ., de
pirtaxe::t fit b., r 3 pat f
tiny y, at.- b.:40.7 - 1"e Y.Jrk o.othit.r, ititirt
encel by tho. ,:11,:;:ts of oar national,
charflcb.-r, supplies :-tylcF, At and
quality as excellent for his hunshlest customer
is for the Merchant prince, and the potpie of
no other metropolis are se well dressed u aro ,
the industrial population. nt New. York (44.
Baldwin - the Clothier, in Broadway, has had a
large share in the work that has produced inch
effects, and-the people of New York appreciate
the public services of rich an enterprising citi
ten. no name ho bears Ili historic. The ear
ly pages of history tell of the nine Baldwin*
who succeeded elicit other as Counts of Fland
era, the last of whom, ascended the throne tit
Constantinople in the thisteerith century.' Then
there were the four Baldwins who, seven cent
uries ago reignert as Kings of .Terivaiem until
that city wasnaptured by Saladin. Then there
was a Baldwin humbly born, bet ambitions,
energetic and persevering, who seven hundred
years ago became a Christian filmic, then the
mitred Bishop of Wosehesfer, then tho Legate
of Pope Urban, the Archbishop of Canterbury,
the one who placed the English crown on the
head of Richard, son of William the Conqueror,
and who laid the foundation of Lambeth rai
ace, London, which to this day is the residence
of the Archbishops of Canterbury. Baldwin of
Broadway, In his day and generation, and at , -
cordiirg" to his opportunities, does greater
things than his ruimesakes of other cities. , lie
edits, prints and publishes a monthly serial
which he sends regularly to his thousands of
customers free of cost. The publication is an
interesting and' amusing production, quite
- equal to mini, that are sold at remunerative
rates. Italdifin as an , amateur journalist is as
successful ie ho is in his chief character as a
clothier of tho million. lie is now selling over
ci,triilion daiv.k..44:r aIiIMIII of retail C. 0. .D.
limadreds visit tho store at • the corner of
-Canal St. and Broadway; out of mere curiosity
to see two hundred thousand dollars worth of
garments for men and boys to select tram.
Baldwin has risen - to the head of the retail
clothing of the Empire city, andharing grined
the entire confidence of.tho people, ho limit
still ti,iteve greater things. Tons of thousands
who never heard of the Kings of Jerusalcm,knovi
0. S. Baldwin., the New York Clothier, who
having found sonattliidg ti do, has done it with
all his might, to pia own Cientlit and the COM•
pleto satisfaction of the American, pubbc.--
Sete York Globe. %
M` Miss limasizy , bus just return
ed front New York with a full line j of Millinery
itn3 Fancy Goods for the Fa4l trade. ant feeling
thankful for the patronage so liberal l; bestowed
during the put season, still hopes fur a contin
uance of the same.' Opening day Sept. 27th.
InviasE-11 . 1 1 COX.—In l'otvtt.4oo.,
by ltnv. S. J.; Lusk, _Mr. H. L. Ir'vine to Mias
Lila Witco:;
Towands. it:st. by
la v. Lu4k,Mr. fivu. IV. Duty .1..)
•
Mary M.:4%J%. •
ith
S t. 110,*
Van, atsi i 4.-, , ,l.ctp.uu, to Ars. Mary & iv y.
oe,riov;wit:a.
I.EWL4h—Mei:iCIIIP.—BY the sante on the 12th
inst. '
OitriT-LeA Is to kiss Janet M.oscrip,
both of To‘tatula. 4, •
It
bIIELDEN—LYON.—By the 1 , 3n3e, on' the 21st
inst.. James B. Sbehlen to Mies Sophia Lyon;
ti lwth of Cairo, I.
„kJ:SOLD—TAY - NI. —At tho M. E. Paisonnzct
tiltinucr:s Liddy. I's.„.ttept. 11.'1:(71, lee Iter.
T.k.er, Mr. Fre,b•rieh IS. Arn.i r sl rani ,
`,1i..3 Pllind.3 M. Jayne, ' huth of Lac. , yril'e,
I.ACEY.— In 4 .i - t Album, at
c.rth,• t5t.,...r. C.Lace:. - ,110f.. 7
1s71„ hr Ber. I'. B. Toner . ; Mr.
Utak!
Auburn, Si, inel,anna Co., l'a.
t
Bradford Cu.
I's_ tr. v. Ltnri.rr. Mr. .lohn A.
t., Mtes Fnmue W. Carl. a!! of the
abov narat4.l place. •
Srp. 21st„
' by Rev. 11. F. Cochran", L'lr. Jiiii"4 of
Ai•abichin, to Miss Sarah J. Wils6n, of Ma
-1
GUYON -.`;;HNSON.— Ia Le 1:11:. milk. Sep: 25,
L Lev. 11. r. C“ci.irz.oe, Mr. James J. Gurou,
4si Ntws.o.; - YxV.ey, N.Y.; to Miss Editil IG
of Mane. N.Y. ,
At the it.i. , .leneU of C.
1:si1„ W. Pa.`, Sop. 23, by Rer.
W. C. Cues, Mr. Zachary 'l'. I.aiwou. to Miss
or \C'arren, • -
iircur.r.,--rLin:I.No.--At Parsonage,
310nrotton, NT. 23, Lv 14,7. 11.11140).: Arra
strong, Mr. Danirt,T. 11110.. , 11 to Mrs. Cath
arine M. Fleruitvs,b...fh ofiroiksvillc, Sullivan
co, Pa. • •
EDSALL—..S. Trot - , ,;.pt. 16, IS7I,
at the iesidenc:e of the briilo, by H. 'A. Case,
Mr. Thomasot Waverly, N.Y.,
to :ird. f lrerie Sirna , of :Croy, l'a.
SPECIAL ITOTICES:
• 0:
"A." 11.kRuis, Tat
i“r, ,4tre,..t.
Fon'SALr..—Cotswold and Leister
Lar*irkor L red uu pr4,oseo.
• c..t: J. L..l'EsDperoN.
, • a., `; . ept. 21 , /"' 1.-4 W.
GrAss Tor FRrri biis.—Quarts,
itlen 67; 7;2.50 ( - 4, doz., at
Wtcan.ka: S:lll...kerfe.
DS- All kinds of choice Groceries,
cal-ap• Ikd AVilite and Vale
5t614=4,;-'' EVEMETr.
•
tY Chap Feed, cheap, at the
Whit, and Blue Store.
t.E%,. Choice Flour, by the: sack =or
barrel, at t i .11e11, - Whitit - and Bine Stun!.
EvEarrr.
V.t.sVi:tscirt 31ANsr.its.
3fcrch3:nt Tailyrs,
Cl9thirg, Hats and Cap: , ,
Gc.hlq;
'cc Droa.l sticct,
May 3, 1,'! , 71. NVaNcrly, N.Y.
•r Sugars, very'. lo , v,at the Red,
White and 1311.0 St ire.
P.rzr>d.ir i:Erturrf.
td. Tobacco, by. the pound, pail,
or barrel, eaap, at the Red. White, and Ede
Store. I.ltDowar S EVEREIT.
IS- Do nut forget that Tea is sold
at Keglefa for 50 ccnt,.. Jan. IS, 1571.,
re... Coffee, by the sack, mat, or
pot,ma, tt the Red, 'White and Stow•.
Evrau - r° •
6::" Tea, by the che§t, caddy, or
pound, at the Roll, White unl Blue Store.
AVA.yrr..D. l .—A suitable - fatally
iiaept . 4, bright little girl five yelrs otag,e.-or
ptei able parentage.
C. K. Tabrc — s Overgeers of
the Pear.
I have jnst- received a large
etoct. of Wes., bought since tLe reduction in the
duty on teM of ten cents per Tslnncl, mad offer
thin at the low prices annexed :
Lest Yining Ilyson, 41,25; Good l'onng 'Ty
son, $1,0,1; Oolono:,.70 tolOcents ilys.)n Fine,
15 cents; lty,wn livoJ,E:,) cents; Best Japan,
$1,90: Call and examine.
Jan. 19, IS7I. GEM: L. Kr.ELEIL
FOR SALT --A dwelling-house and
tow acres of land in Canton I.prougli, near de
pot, with a, number of fruit Wei thereon.
very desirable location. TernVcasy. Apply to
JOHN 31F-ammt, or B. W. LANE, Towanda, Pa.
-Jane 1571—t f. • •
•
reii - If you • want • your watch or
eoefi repaired by a eompiltent and reliable
v.rwliman, c o to A. M. \Varnpr. 110 is also re
ecirc ing a largo additon to his previonsly large
stock of watchea and jewelry. Gw rept.l3.
BoeNTY LxNus.—Tho Couniiission
er of Pensions will a..)on issue instructions and
new for proefirit4; Lounty land
warrants throngh that otllco. All nersons, their
widois and orphans, are clatit:,,f who .s-,rvod
not his than fourteen days in any af the wars
of the'ruitpd States since 175.), and prior 'to
March Far partictilars apply- to H.
McKean, Law Oflice Patch's lIIC - cic , liainstrcet,
Towanda, Pa.
•
VSTRAY.—Cauw o the enelos=
JP-3 nro of the tind(4rsi.,:naed. 12 Franklin township,
AnguA ISTI, two final!. brown 2-years old
Steers and one deep red 2-y,firs 014 "lielfer. The
townv is refpi4ted do..llne foHnird. Prore ProPertY.
pay charvef, and take them away or they will be:
dit.po, , ,:-1 of according to Law:
T. 6. k 11. M. WALTER. ,
Weft Franklin, Pa., Sept. 28.1€111,w3f
TH. - TtEE
HOUSES AND LOTS IN
J. TOW ASIA BOROUGH FOR • SALR--Sitnated
DA Poplar Street ahoy° Western Avenue. These
boupcs are new liming hi:UR and 1%111 be completed.
on Ati,,rust Ist. Go:).1 well cistern, amivellar with
each house. Tor further !particulars address or en,
iraire,cif
tjane2 , 4ll-al . W. rat lIILIALL.
At Bed. White. and Blue Store, rowauda, Pa.
PANNED Flll l ll very low, r.t,
Jai. 19,1411. rox - k MESICEII'S
COAL TAR, by the Gallon or Bar
m4 far Wall' tll3 , GAS coir.v.sy.
SEPTEiLBER- 25, .18711
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
TAYLOR •& CO.
VERY ATTRACTIVE STOCK,
FALL AND WINTER -GOODS.
DUO Mike.
Colored Silks.
Fancy WU.
Irish PoOns.
French Poplins.
English 'llatlnes
;CLOTHS, • s • .. ,
',. cAsstlrkaEs.
. DEAVEns, -
11E.I'F.1..t.AN •+.
CAYATING* , ' •
• . ~, - A:Sp. .teiliN:is
' - 1 1 . , AT - DAR. AIN..S. , •
.7 .
' 0 r. ,. "‘ - a" a, 2 ~.'" " 'i. "1
... I ;
• ~.1 t ' 0 R
;v., • t. e) ~..1 33...., . , . . ..
r i 0 , -.
.... ^i - r. ri- r _ ...,
I - -• r 1 ~ . :1:1 PI: zri ..' . 4
... ' 7 -.
. 57'. I" 1 -4 7
4 :if, r:
.-i.
..s. -
~~- -
THE di EA.PEST P.t,ACE
Bt7l
BOOTS, SH0 1
.13 2 RUBBE HS;
1:i ;;car
' AT TIE ,
, .
11ETROPOLITA , N STORE;
T I
I
• The largest sio,' 4 of Beets,' shog's
...
aud'Alubbers ever lironght Itito Bre4-
• . •
' . ' Ir ..'
.ford Cennta'N;l4f.i, will• .be `.scih.
,f 2.51.
per cent. cheapqi than 'they can/ he
- ,
bol,ght at any other establishinent.S.
Ithereby save the - Jobber's profits,
Liich enables mo to sell cheaper thah
:any other*onse in Towanda.
Now ialvertlzatuts.
-~
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES !
%:N"NnE ATTENTION TO A
DRESS GOODS.
auk Al[stew
Colored Aiwa'.
rap? Zack Yohalrs.
Merinos.
EnAtrsigs Cloths.
ids. MT&
VELVETEEN§, &c., &c.
.warrE GOODS. rwanizza
!Angst& :Whits Flannel&
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ENER.XL , ELECTION '• PROW
LAUATION.—ViIieTtas. by an act of Ansel:el/1y
of the Commouwealthef Pennsylvania, entitled “en
act relating to-the elections of this C0010100141:0111,P
It la enjoined upon runi to giceimblic notice of such
election to be held, and auto the enuteemtllsts in
inch notice What officers are to be elected. I, J. P.
FAN FLEET, High She...iff of tliec'outity of Bradford.
do hereby make known and give notice to the ileetorn
of said county. on TUESDAY, the loft, day el itCTO
BEIt, 1810, ltt the several districts in said county,
to wit : __
In Alba borough, at the lionie forinnily occupied
by D. P. Knapp.
In Albany, at the schcx)l bongo near 'Wet. Bales'.
In Asylum: at the scliool'houae scar S. Deeket's. '
In Athens borough, at the holl:si• fortiteriroccupi
ea by IL H. Mathewson.
In Athens twp., at the house formerly occupied by
J lb Hunt, in Athens hero. ; . •
In Burlington born', at ilia lioiree formerly occu
pied by L. T. ltoyse. ' i,
In Burlington twp., at the honse - of•Jas..Wileox.
In Burlington west, at the house of EAra Godard.
Ira Itatatlay at the schoolhouse. • - ,k,
•In Canton bore', at the Central Reuse.
In Cautoa twp., at the house fortinglyoccup . ,ed by
8 S. Myers, In Canton borough.
In Coltuulda, at the house of J.I.R. Morgan.
In Frauklin at the house now occupied by S. S.
Downing. --.••
In tiranville, at the beep:4; of Benj. F. Taylor. ' „
Iti Hetrick,- at the seheOl house nab Daniel Du
rand's. .
In Lefla,yr4lle Hero', at the house feriae:4y a:ca
plet] by J. It. Fletcher.
144,Litelinehl, at the housa formerly Oeci.tpled by
Cyrus Illaulge9d.• ..
In Utley., at the Centre school hettsa.
Ira Monroe twp., i.t the house fornierly occupied b i ,
11.-it. Rockwell. .
In ii tired Writ', at the hOuse formerly .etimipied
by-Ethel Taylor. . - . -
Ira orwell,..at Ilk , horse of Francht 1 - Waslrittf. .
In 0 rton, - 44t school Litwin No. 2.
In lh e, at the house of Traver Bosworth. •
. lu Ito te. tivp., at the Academy in I/mite. Dori..
'tti Monte fioro', at the Academy.
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In liiiigiiiiiy, et the house of Itenj. 11 , •r etats .
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In silt:sheet:in, at thi3 Valley House. '
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In Sprint:held, at the•liouse formerly ~ /eta:pied lin
Jr.:se ilastunotel. . . . . ,
, --ln Standing atone, attlichou , si of Simon Shivers'.
• In Stuitlnield; at the bourse fetrinerly sitamitiell by'
A. J.J.erotild. .
In Sylvania Logo'. Lit ttiC Iteitsti of Curtis Merritt.
In South t'rt.s.lt, at the Loll., of C. xi. Co.:. • i
lit 'Ferry, at the house of liweb Irutetly."
" In Towanda livro', at tlfe'(;rand Jury Iti;ent.
In To:Valuta tap., at the school boitse ma? 11. L.
Scott's. . .
Ira Towanda_
north. at the lmuse of S. A. Mill's. '
' Ira Troy, LW]le. / at the betted t• 1 11. M. Long in Tr , .l
Lorna fib.' . - . . 'il.
• In TrOy beret', at tLe liouset,of V. If. tong.
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in Ints - arora. at the senator bouse near Jay. i115 , ,-Vs.,
11, Ulster, at the house of l. B. liolculm...
In Warren, at the house ofdt. Cooper.
In Windhatu, at the house i.f.B. EnYii.lidall. '
In Wyalitsing. at' the hoeing of J.ll. Illati'4.:
In Wilne.t. at the house of A. J. Seoul , .
In Wyeezt. at the house forrnerly.oebtililvd nyi.l. M.
Reed. '
in Wells, at the: house of L. Seeley:, .
. At which time and place the e'..ect - 3fs afortsablxill
elect by ballot i • . •
One persou for Auditor actiernl of the Cor,lm'on
wealth of Pennsylvania. . - . _ • i
tine person for Snneyorklener-I of the t!..euniont
wealth of l'enn.ylvatna. t, • . ...
t'ile•Persou - tee A tisrxiate Jili'?,:. e.e/ tte Co
r•nity
of ltrailtoaq .? • a., ' . .
I toe parson t,o ji1e........ La III; y.i.L al , tiv r, .if liradn tat.
Sn.S . ltteLatiti..Wll3:%e and w.) , P l t 4, ', iu 11-"'{rash;
of 1 - ii•tinsy)vani!.e • ". • i i,
TA,/ per-'.:an 1./ re ;arc.. ht.:it:re ..e .,
. ..virtt y i.t I' riL.i.: , it'd
in tae - lion,s, ,if . llii pL,
reLftntis : . e , af I'.:ours la :Leila.
(),,, je,e,e, /pm: I,lstro t A , ltotaihiy hi: ILL.. •Co ~ .ty.
of II:at:to:4. • - ' ",...;-‘'. ,
lia., ;.: I.n. n.r 'irt.Jrti; , ..r of itt-it',:or,l v....iity, .
init• tar-tin fer . tnalulty COirailLi ,:li'lj, f, IC 0,,, ~• .W.l
- of La.:Alford. • " ' A ' ' . -
o ri ,. ;•/•:,s•en f'o. l /N•L:'l , : of tlieLolAtutY , if tfra.... 1 ' ,71 .
..n,l In and by-naid a..t, t. ani .11arttiel.. 'ili . r,l . tvii to
Ca'e in. Lee o,!yet Lt. ,- per - ,on ii,..L.,l.l•ritiu2 3 1i , t.. , .' QL
11::•• , : ‘ ,/ '/.. a" WILO "it CI laohl" any orici , of' iirefi4 . - i.ltil
tr. - Ll:nn !the r.eiii, tar ' ht of7thilL , Canted Stara_,. or
t!ai s.t a t-, Cr 0: :I:ll'l3.,e.rromt/htil distriet. and alet!.
that 'every 3li.nilsir of t'enu'res, airal of the Leni-laii
titre. and the rielact and ,i o iriruoir ~..,Lii i ial a d . clay city
or ciimmis-1 a':-r, ii: :thy. filii,l , :tierr,ti ii i ii,tri i I. js by
'lan lllVAlniaile ell Ile/leliel:',,;e: te.:::reehLii,e .it the r.une
time tli;.'oni,,i i... 1. :111:0,1eLlelleelL ••1 ' .1 , 1•:ge•, Ilihkiee. e•er
or tiers. 4 /..: ear hle Cee•i:Lei 0: this c' i - , - mow , ialini . ?dal
that L/0 In spector or .4:::•e eilleer or 'any t u,.,:i... 0 .1,. i•-
-Lou thaill ls than ek....:liii.i 'tr.i liar:• mni i' Men t . 1,1•
voted- fur. •
-'By the 4th section lan tet pas,•d II:, Iht . , l lc iio'
April. Iviii..it ts pro ril,-.1 "th...t th.• I 4.tt.., ...II iin i,f
an net i• - ......a -holy 2., 1-io:), eut.tlr i ..%. it or t rt,i:.t.ng
'to the eh ;limns of thilliLi li'iittnotr.vi altar,'' ' Idtill t.i. : t.
lit , colleirtih . ll AO tis tb,,,, ,, r7, - ?: , nt' :my 1L...! tarry ! i'71t1.... - L , '
free serving,
are . .1i1d.;2, 110/ 4 11,-CL•er or a leik. iit cry
got:. ial er specall eie. ton ._.: th:- c .an n 4,,,,,:th.
An Art tievitan2e ta. i'Veh e•f , e' . ....':1.,L 1: r li. , 4Zee :at
Cl e• li/ it• rat;.l I 'L,•, Li.....i.1 , 4, el i .•.l'.•ii. , ti. t'...• sa. ..,,. i it
11.-ndrA,,,l. , . ii,
Th.. G. i: , •-•
„I 12... L:• 7,,,et h.': I.• ee•e: /I- • .1`.:"; :.
lee-II:el, 'llll :e'er/ .1141... - / es., e .''' 1 . •• l• I e 1,•• ei . h./.
;•• e:L:h 11 thiyaiers ..f sic S..ail 1 L •••LL o'. '; , ......4...1L 0 .1 •
1 , 1 -, eneehel. e.llll e'l,:•11 • ~ e. 1•1 :11 , ee lb a.: le', /IS :lye./
eer 3eljeeilr:ll:: , lit U t eri ../e• . 11 et. . 2 . , .. - le 111 I:1. e eile•11
Neleeele :41 p'olls shall I.- el.-. , Y. -
A turtle a 5.11.1.!„..... , nt to tii .
inatili,yliam.t -. '
NVis int:: ts, Dv ithea. 4{...: - tile. f,'.,.- a , - - ' f t, L• , l't...t.
~ a States elit.t•il -Air iki 1 to alLeiel C.•• ,- a ...•h.: a. eh
Ilert•Leeforo I..Zetireel to 'troy:de fir C., entiit 'nc au+
Lealinuci int the Nat..inLil fori:i.s..an t tar • .: e.s.}rot ri......iri
r .,•• aria! s., , liroveil .11atih-tairil. i.v.. , C • - .•-..:16:, ',. -- ht
him:l:et an.l. kitty-five: ell,p. i 5,.., ,:h.. I: :et :4'• h-Te.••
ad ti.e iiihtary or tiL,val t.. rear L - I Chi I 'L.,ti:!l i.-t. - ..t••s,
and u*lti) 'Lave net I , eiht Llidlarizeil..„.iir ri Ira ~,:- I .fi our
the rot:alt . :, or ilisa , itlaty thermel vrov..'ed. nli. ili etn
ed. and t: - .1:, Li, ti11.1.3:e ‘idauttar.!:, - l'i i.7 l.tiill,;-i ! ii,;!, and
i i ictist,..l ti:' a r ei., ! ho., i d c 7 ..t;, , .. iir:1111) . , a:1,1'..r...t,i nerd
of oi.vainsittir any right, Lit eitiiiiuS thiiris-f L. -- •
.iliiii C.
Li. , ,, ~ :t, Pa- ~,,,,, -, ..,,,t. air: , .... ~i. ,- I - :, , e..-
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Stab, arc ni_t.-lithi.-C th.• ['ine r t:lli:ion .in "I L.-.... s .i;
l'taite.ielvatrhi. q-ua!ineil eli:hri,rs IA e/.1.• cao/11/,...:,
wealth . : - ' . f
hr-/ . 71.05 I. P. , if ~,,-b.t 1.4 t.,.. -.,-,..,,,!.. ~,,i , fi.,,,,
r ! , Ri,,......tqiris .y' :1,-- c. ..,.,.1.,..e a: tll , ;,1 I% ~...-y'
rarila in Grserii/ .1., ,it bi",t, 6,16% .1.4 at a, ;at ,- ?.y . j. , ,1.
4 - I ry I!, au!'h , :rii; y .f:', , ..r fa pa.% T.Lat la all Lit • - t.lat,
hi•reatter tai li L Leld In tiers Co:Lille/ %/I eet. a's LI:, it shall
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he ltidaivtal judge or. inspeetus. ..f the el.e.
1 ;0 11 t receive any fill.: ..r ballots fr..in any
..r ix rs. tr......tubraeo,ltot'. e pr,:',srl7. and' eubject
V. the .ii.11,11..ty . imp ....rd'hy ...aid act et
proud Starch. 3. 150. and it +dial] Le unlawful tor
any such pers..ri l .to cute any hallt.tior
SE.. -- ixt.N - 2. That if any and
of election or any one Of them 011071 eon
s-id to n ballot it
from any such .n, s..
fendiil . eltall be guilty of a lueeidemeallor,:mid upon
Yonvictin thereof in any court ".hart. Of
this Comnionwealth, Ue sPall, for any ru , h otr , n(e
ser.b.nced to pay a fin.. of tfot than ;if .o, and.
undergq. an imprisonim at. An. ;:.); of the: p'...per
rontity. - for not I.lstilhati 69 dayx:
5.u,,-ry.N . 19. tat if any ricrsou prlved of,ot=zcu
ship‘and afore-aid. shrill t Any ele..t.-
-tilm,:liereaftertto he held in this Commonwealth.
ivotetiv tenderla the 'officers thrre . ... - "Pf, s and t 1 :rt: r to.
voteta any purson so •i ding
shall he deenird guilty ofia - ' misdemeamw, and on
conviotiotf thereof. tit any.eotirt of quartw sessions
rommonwealth, shall, ftr each: otrene.l. tie
11 1117 ... 1 in ill 4 „ntariner as is pro vided i n the precot
sookion of flits 3. - t. in the✓
Maar ,ckvini; anch milaitfal ballot an]. ,
1 1.lta - Tios..That 'if Au): pers-n sic ill her .. ..ficr pee
- tiarle.or anylir.rs oil peri.. ! )lis devriied'id
tizen3lllp;_und otter a'r.y
hall..t or I.r.fiot-, te,3 rn , ..a , %r••of ally dection. her,
4fter to be' hell .in tlids ctininiiinivealili, or. shall 1-.•r
snade Sr' advierane4ach ofil.l-er to any ball. t
ballot 4, rr, , ni any personi.l.lriv..l of eitizen,li.p,
anl disqualified as afOrnstild,!stich person so
• .1 shalt be gnilty:df a mr. isPrmeano and upon c
viftion then-of. in any c , e: rtj of gnat ter o:
ti'os Corunianwealth; shall Ih4 punished in I.ke nlan•
liti• as is provided in the se.Nll.l so-tien of thls:a.'t.
t& the case of 0111. , .r.ra of swit Tie(uvim.
styli unlawful ballot or Ball(.,!
fly an act of A R.Senib!s - o:llTarr%
an Act regulating thr mode, f Vot.ng at all el'. et.[..11,
hi the several epunticei.o&t.l4o 11ot - h.:non - A calth: it t:
.ep:Qted as follows . : ' • , 1
Set - Tun:l. 1k it 4 , nneed 17y /1, 1 I/ 1 ,a, ,
of Rip reJ , I: tli'lll.eS (Nf,.llllo:ltrt , g.i;t7,
runts in Oenertil . .lssrml , lft de( .7. - I,y raqet
• ."11'211?.."1,f1:,,Prity xtr,4l.' -That. the tomlim.,
voters il.;;; several ` , .inf r tAs ..f.this - Voninion wealth
at all gynrral.township, hi:rot-Ai. and sp.-eial el. c-
Volts. are hpreby. herea.ftrtant,ilyi.z.ol rind r. lfctred
ti' vote by tickets print..do mvr.1,..[..n ,
w
fled as fAllows One kickrt'Shall enibra.• the tiain. s
_fled
m. 14, F. of t,.;ll`.l ; ,ioted f;,,, :0,1 to Tie 1.1,
bied. uuNide, 1 1 , 111,1:Fiary;”. tiolied sli enlJrnee
tho names of el stair-Wit i•rs to I.e vOted 1.n . • and Is
labelled ; one shall - ritibraeo t 1..•
'of alt - coutitY for. ineln,thig
and itentbors of assrmbly,if voted
for_ and mends.rs of con.tresa: if voted for. he
labelled "oonfitv;" one bicket a , llall. , the
• names of all tox;mship cited for, a nd . l a .
be
• led "township;"' one 'ticket shall end)rsee
names of all boroneh v .. ,t,a for. and "hall il..-
• labelle.l,: . • borough:: and oaidl class...lLA:l il,•l2l•Sit
ed in separate ballot-boo i. • .
officers are antliorized and .seliniand,./. to
, strictly edarservto the proviAions of the lb.gistry aw
paq.c.l by the &mat.- anti Hons. - . of Represeutat,. - es.4
.0f U1t . ... , Conunotiivealtli, on the 17ih day of April.ll.,..itt.,
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the rn . tl7l!y ,i;l4
(11 lirad t,rd: • . , ,
Witrr.t.ts. The rifteentli Am. n lineut r.f the COo'
stitittion of the rnited StaWs is as tollfwv,r:
"ScuTtoii - .1. The right of d'f the Vila,.
States to vete shaft tiOt Aivnied or al.ridge.l by Cie
United States, or by an'y State, on iiecolint of rat ea'
color,'or conditieti of servitude."
.•SzcrtoN The Coi:re:sg shall have power to e'r.
force this'e.rticl.'; , bv appropriate legislation."
The rozit.7. 4 c, „y,4 the PniGd Stab C,
on the 31st day of .dash,ls79, passed an act, onti.
flea ".l a Are -to en fl,rre the rigkt of !k! Unti
ed Stab., fo,r.,frin ser . rl•4l; i'ninn, and
for other purpo•es." the trot suet i.:econd st.ctions of
which areas fo.llews: ' I
..Sr.ertoN I. ll+ it en.tcfrt hatthe S.na! , and !Tomo. of
Reprc , o , dti rya of the 'United ej...tnerica -in I ',74-
greJS I • hat all klitircus of the United Status,
who ar e, or shall otherWiSe qualifie,l
,_by law - to
vote at any election by theyenplo. iu any State, Tor
district,'Connty, city., parish, township. school
dittrict. municipality. of other territorial suls.divisi
ion; shall be entitled and allowed to vote at ail such
electior,s. without distinOtiOn of race, color, or pre
cinni . •survitinle ;* any Constitution:law,
cnstom, usage . . c.ir regulatlon of any State or Terri
tory.'or by. or 'under its 'authority, to-the contra}
notwithstanding:''
11.. And be it farther that-if {py
or tinder the authority of the Con.,titution dr laws of
ally State, or the laws of any Territory, - any aet
shall be required to b'e done: 28 '2_ prerequhelte
qualification for voting, and by snelf Constitution or
law, pers - ot,is or oillovra ate or shall r ls.) charged with
' th; Inirforniatico of ilnties'in furnishing td citizonS
an opportunity to perform - such prerequisite. or to
become qualified to vete, it shall be the duty.Of over?
synth person and of to dye to all citizen's of the
United States, the satine and equal AliportunityYo
perform such pri.ryquisite. and to become q n a t,«,,,i
to vote without distinction of race, color ; or precious
condition of semituto ; and if any such P-rson yr
°Meer shalt frfll.e or knowingly omit to Pe full ef
fect to this section...he shall, for every such offence,
forfat and pay the sum of - five • linntired :dollars
the person vg.tgriLved - thereby, to be 'recovered b-3t an
ac ti o n on'tho case, with full costs. and sigh alli,w
arwe forconnwl fees an the court
,shall deem Just.
awd shall also. for- every such offence,' •ileenied
guilty of a misdemeanor. and shall' on_nonvicthrn
therent• be fined net lessdhan fivr , Antridred dollars,
or be imprtsoned not 155 i than one month and not
more than one yoar • or both, atthe Lbscrcti , mi of itio
court."
.AnduA•p-r.t. ILIA eleclare.d by the sr , i7ima section
of the XI artiole of the Constitution of the l'ited
Stato,that ••This Constitution. and the Lips of the
ruit,A. State , : which shall be made !n` pursuance
therebt shallhe the supreine law of the land.
• anything in fa ., Conititution or lairs of any. Sri
Co tke enntrarynalieiastandinl." • • .
And ichereas, Tho...4 .. 4l7,islatiire - of this Corumfm
wealth, on the nth dip of. Xpril.A. D. 1670. paiseed
an act,ontitled further supplement to the act.re
latityC
tccolections In this Comrnemwealtli," the tenth'
section .of which.providis as follows:
~SEcriot; 10. That so ranch of every act of Assem
bly as provid.nt that only white freetuan shall be en
titled to vote or be registered as• voters, or as claim
ing. to Vote at 'any general or` special election' e . f this
commOsivealth, be and the same is 'hereby repeafed;
and that.'heroaftor all freemen. without distinction
.of shall be enrolled and registered according
to the provisions of the-first section of the sot
alt
proved sever.t.xntfi Aprd,l,Bo, entitled ".tn act
Legal. •
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• . rxErrrryr. CITAM111:11, lit
Ilarrisburg.;j'a., 204 g. '27. 1, 7 4 -n. S
L6gal,
titer sopplemental to the art relating to the ciectinixe.
of this commonwealth"' and when:otherwisc rynall
fled tinder existing laws, be entitled . to vote at all
irueral and special elections in this Cornrow:m=lth."
And icAerecte,- Is my. • certatifintional and official
duty to *stake care that the laws be faithfully eXeCli •
te,d; /11.0 hss come to zny knowledge that sundry
arneesors and registers of voters hive rep i tacd. and
are refesinii to asses', and register diver's colored
male ettLiens of lawful age, and-otherwise qualified
electors:: ,
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;Now, : Tnintr.onit,'ln -consideration Of the,ptemi-
Hes, 'the chanty cur.mitodutiere of Said
hereto , 'battik& and directed to instruct the several
assessone and registers --of voters therein, to ;oh cy
and conform td. the itrynireniehts of - said constitti--
tionalsamendinneptand laws; and the sheriff of 11410
emintyis hereby atettinrizerl and re4ittired tapubliste
in his ere tion priXdatriation. lot the next ensuing
elections. the herein- recited constitutional amend
ment, act of Congretis, and act of the Legislatures; to
the lid that the sank may be known. extaMtod and
obeyed by allassessors, registers of voters, election
(litters and others; and that the rights awl lr. it rzw .
guaranteed thereby . may be scented to"all theca:-
ttf.Wl of this Commosevealth entitled to the PAW"
0/VEST UNDIII rAND AND 'IDE Garai - bFAr.-OE
TUE' STATE. at XTAITiAiDIrg. th 9 day and year
- ["A L I. first abo'e Written.' -
Attq.t, .150. W.
• F. Jonp:‘,N,'„3 , ...c'y ('!?tnmonteralth..•
I also trt:i atL•alioa to the . 1911ovrin4 i
„ AN ACT
To authorize a tepular votes upon the eriesti.),L- 0.;
a'eonvention to amend - the C.olstittiti'd , 01 ;
rentlsf:Vitlia.
Stastrust7- ~ ..flet it ..sieldei by the .s.7svi , and Mni.e
61:Represcnterlimi of the C4Dinummlattit of Pennay/. -
ranio in Ges , ral Ast,rably east, and ft it loaTf,,i enact: .
ed by the authority eif Me name, That the ;qu e stion of
calling a convention, to amend the Co naditution,of
the commonwealth be sdbmitted to a vote of k the
people at the generti • elextion, to be held .on 4the
secotel,Tuesday 010ctolser next. the said question
to. be voted upon in manner 'foller.ving, to. wits' Its •
eqintiee and cities In which slip ticket voti ngl4
311111.6. CA by law. votes. for and againid a enliven-
Uses maybe expressed and given upon tho ticket, .
beset,' or endorsed with the word state,' and nest
otherwise; and the words used shall 14 "cons - tits:- .
tlonal couvention." and underneath e• for a con:vets.
thin !' or 5 , against a convention," aml. counties
err districts in which slip Ticket voting '1111: nut ho, -
author. 4 .red by Jaw, Cowls elector votins,r‘npots•ald
question shall cast' a separate ballot, endorsor ens
the outside: s , constitutional convention.' and-con- •
talnintt on the inside. the words ...foe a convention "
or •• against a convention," and all vot• s rAq as
Mertes-aid shall be recovered. counted. and erettirned
by-the proper election oftcers and n-turn judged
votes for governor_sre received, connted,:antltr, j
-tensed telninr existing jassit, •
Eitlertos ..That the eleidion afm•eeed.l sl•all be
held and .i.se stiblec tV) all the provisions of lel;
appiy , to general , elealons; the sheriffs of the,
seVeral,eounties shall glie icipticr of this actin their
election proclamation the =present year, and the
'governor shall canoe all tbe,rctnrns orthe said
bon, as received, by the figeretary of the ennsmon.
\wealth; to be 'laid bef.ce the legislitenre at its next
kane:fl c Laos.
JAMES ff. WEBB. ' ~
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S'c'e 'ger ~f .th.. Ifoitgo of Repres4'ntatßell.
wi I. LIAM:A A. WALLACE
Speater of•the Senn . ,.
ArntovEri—The perond dm,' of Juno. Arino D , illli
EV,. 00.0 .01 . 01.1e43:111 right huthirrql stn.l seventy owl..
JOHN - V. GE.AIiY.
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nit at the C9ztrt IfeTz!'•o Lt Ulr borough of
hapnc.,ek. on
The toei - tinl. of rol. , rit -Jakrf.s for flu ,
v. 41 he at the Court Towni:;lai:Tott
tlilrd day after whieh will he en. Fridlty,
of' at 1 o'No‘.l;. - p. m.
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A PPLICATION—IIN DITORC.V. : -' , ;
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In titer fir the incor.por...tfon 'ES
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Towitp43 aid Library
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*,2,1i- \ .e is hero ;; that tne , above narnorAs'.4
pro.ontel . to, the Court of Coforuon •
liradfora County thole article,' of A grooiatioir •
askine. for: ev-itferco of In2orporation. :and - the said
Court baviot;l•aaruined the. samli tlifou •
IZI • 1 • ;1:ov lye inzorporatcd" . lll ,
pearo,l'for, Monaay,,tbe of Doe. 1871. of,
2 n'e'o‘ok p. eattso bo i.,fioven to .tho•cozo
trary. W. A. THOMAS.
Sep. 2,.-71-w3
A PPLICATIQN - FOR 'THE BEN
rrir tIF Tlfid INWIIiNENT L“W.—To my
credit. / r Tato that I, Bepian , int. Ball. tit 1.'o•
2 1) 0 iod Court of Colo:nom Pleaoo.of itradfoKf
owdnty for no 14dgfit Irf thy ins.4S:veus: -1,1w4 of thin
Oonirnomi'oaltli, and that Joss , fixod 1 , 01$:
fir .0; Monday of Port-n. 10.• r InAt f a 1/ , ,dziinf tny
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0. 0 0•01 and thy CT edit"rs.
0. 1871
DALL
L t )IINIBT.I.IATOIt'S
`:rdie' iy laPn•lly t- , tvon . tr, all penbit indvlltva
to the et...t,t.of WM. of 1.1t0hf1 , 21.1
deeoa,d, ninA bial,• . immediate. pay
in,nt, and all' I),:rsoils'liavinz elamlß against
ei , tato nint.t preFor.t • tl:‘ , :n duly arithentlOted - for
Et•ttlenaent.
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A InIINISTRXTOR'S' NOTICE.— •
I;; Hereby given that al! . pr•rsons indebted •
to the estate uITItAS. WOOD.latifof Asylum. deejt..
are reunested to make humediat.; , vayMent, and all .
persons turvinz dainn azaimq said estate inns: pr,
sent them ditty authenticated forsettlentent.
3iosEs. - Etr.rx - 01mGER.
Admitirtetrat"r•
.111 ,- 0 t, Ci
t DMINISTII-ATRIX,
3_ Not ~.7 . .!4;1.n that ill pergong inaeht
ed to !1..e estate of.,GEOTV;E DUDLEY II:101.;.
canton, ,104. 1 ,1, ai'. recim.sted to ma`,.; •
atul a6T ty..r l , ,, tlß.hrtving claims
pre. , eut the sane ilnly authenticated f. , .1*
R.ttlemeut. EL - TWIT. ItcIIrTIRE.
AiimitiLqtratrir-,
DMINISTRATOt '8
—tiLN,it!,, , ie helidly Mr..:r. Mai ail persons ittdet , tna
to tho ..:=tate itte of tinattlillel.l;
&v....1....Lap , request. - d to make Iltrnediati•
and all 3...psotti haviruz ,turkiMlt Ostate
lutist prt'Seil: 0:0= duty atttitojittented f.;.r softie
went. 7 - 4 4: ADAM , MULL,
P&p: Adininistrator.
E-s- F.,. c; T.l TItI X ' S NOTICE—
rs,ft. •
, i 4 her..lly,pir . en that ill terfiCa t i c t iri.lehted
-,
t. flan r , .t - ite.of).AlirtAll.'ol .11.-ISTIN. - 1.5 of Troy
hnro'. ..h.t.t.c..,,.ed. are requeted to make linunedit , l
p.Q.i.r...lit, and \ atl. 'era. rt. Vaving elalnvii 11. , ...rainst ..
Ftlid e.tate inti rill,t present th :duly authenticated
for settlenient7 iit73As M. 31ASTIN. ..
Peltrl-SN'a • . • Exefttiix.
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VXECU 'l' 0 It'S 5.41 T
i.:4o,l4reby friv,p..that
to .th rrtat , nf DEIItTREST, tate ,
\Vim:Mani. art. reqll ,- Sted:to 1113r0 141111 , 4.113te
pa - yillent. rmd FaTers , ?n. , . , haNin4 claims atrlinst said
eAate cbity authrntkntel -for
settlonent. . DEMOREST, '
sip "v.. 1 r.ircutor.:
•
T;Olt 1-lonse. and Lot on
t. 01 , poeitt.: J.dln
conyenh-ht t the Iron Wirk.-A.
l'l , 4tlltl,ls'roorn and a 1.ri..k40...4 Irh
511 , 1 ' •uties ou - thp. ilr.•ut •
t 111-:N
i - 04'. at thT. ,- I:ra.if...rtl
116t.1.. rhr..-et, Towanda-, rt. nu;•211. - -if
- :
ATA L1 1- Al 3LE REA EWrA T E
Fol; SiA 1 ,- 4 1 • tett. or ore lot
any tle.ire , l na7 , ..:th or lilac...Dl. mitniti2.l nearl2. -
Fite D. D. Vart , ..tt'or Fonndry. the 'treperty of the
latn.Ta.rhes llakit,..n. Apply t 4
Julyl'2'7l KINF-0.75. '
. . .
A.k.1111 FOlt SALE.---t offer lay
- Ptrra r,,r Fale, eurdai4lar: 200 arcs. t.ittlated ill
N , ~.- 111Al! , any.towm.hip.. acres improve,l. v.itit a"
largc. yftri(.ty of trait trees at. 'Fi . plmltd ImiltlingA of
\
un k l ud, th , .r. , 0n.. I will give t... purchet,..r It Cl.ilt?i .o
I.) pay my debts and 'cure a , 1 title . - Nuy fer
von 41 apteng a Azt , oa farm will du veil to cd:V•en l,l
cxamir.e for himself. .
Nc , A , Albany, Pa.. Artit.'Bo.'ll
brim; your
_L and sell to
Jan. 19; 157 •
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Prothono4ry
HENRY I). HORSE.
Administrators
MEM
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