'4773 MI; is,Vt ! NATIONS.
lova° persons. attended
the 2siortlicr* Ohio Agricultural Fair.
—The ipliing milli. 'at 'Palo Alto,
Milky tailleognil, has resumed operations.
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—Tlie Indiana - county. agricultural
society mane nearly $1,156 - by their recent fair.
=Complaint is made that gam
blin~ is on the increase in the oil
're ocs•
.The 'School Board of Pottsville
!talk about ereetingt; t7o school bonsai to 'coat
;100,000, and the tax payers protest.
—Many; ' collieries in - Schuylkill
county crew, flockled -during,, the recent heavy
rains, interrapting work . . •
. —The Derrick states that the daily
pro:lr.ction of the 3lodoc oil district is 5.940
herscts, and Uinety4wo welt' arc being drilled.
The latest Styffk in coffins ,is
ineludedby a Charleston paper in its fashion
go f 3sip, '
—The ,Society :of Friends in
Indians: are reported to ar . e abolishedall rules
ageinst "marrying out. - '
' .
'Californian, recently rode a
ti!ic. =mile horse-I;ackrace against - A.: Pacific
Itaila - :.y train for CA), and won it.
—At a Boston restaurant a supply
- - or :lye trout is ,17.( , pt in a tank, so that epicures
may p;,:li out which fi.,:h they will haro cooked.
~ — `T A cowardly wretch went to the
;flail , : of a Erma nearly_ Syirpenrille, in the
oil r . ,:zion, ~- J 2.l:out.' the tongue out of -a valuable
?. • -
sitt . acnt was e.slpellect from
Lata•L'Etta College, East n, for stealing. He
regttliar jary trial before his classmates,
laatcd three . days.
—The largest lamp of lead ever
sf“or.(l recent!} - 'fug up at Dlineraville, 310. It
r,u::cs,iand is. altufn3t
- .
--The Delaware .peOple think
Arch might find plenty - of room for some
rif his laborers In that region, as ir,grcultnral
L - lal.orcrs are rrs.arze.
-j-At a trial reeentiv. heldl in St.
Ly.iff; the prisoner at - the bar, the lawyer who
ilefentling WM, the reparter,and the Jnifge
rc. 2 o clitsrutato. in college.
L--Theodore, TZton _has written a
vcinte - s..iblished at an early day.
It is a I)ve EtOry, ar. wilt to doubt command
a ready Kre.
•
—Theoiu bott of oar financial
..
trTables has licen,reach_-d,Fo ear, as restored
cAdidenee is concerned, and business it, great
centres begins - to MO TO onward with
co:t appeclacnej , in.
•
I I
—The nee jWilliamsburg 'branch
~ f tke rciansyirania from Altana via
nadaySbtlrg, Was hrttliopen to the public on
Monday. Two pas en cs trains_ will rtna.on it
I.dairy.
•
g - Yrinias §riake in Columbus,
G::`., F0.1(1. to hiv cnfered a ti4d story room,
cage hanging from the
to swallow pet mocking bird, and was
caught ia - the aet." - -
-It is estimated • that-since the
ficanciai.psn:c from 8,000 to 10,000 persons
4.7.tv0"1. , :0n thrown out of vatic:anent in the city
61.174 Y :o, York':
Missiasippi, Legislature
ou Monday, with a quorum. in both
LouFes. 111 51. Street, Conservative, was eleetd
of the noun on the fourth ballot.
--Ec . ononly is said to be the ordei
1(1 the ac . at Washington. The heads of the
I; - 1 , 1:trnenfs are cutting down their estimates
Ito the I..)we6t possinle_point.-
. —TLe
South Carolina o enislature
I:l'',-xtrae.ision on Tues.lay. Governor
in a 'lcrig reeFsage, he says the
zun. - a-,1 hi : ralli the tloatinr
,
-1
•
=--1 7 niinistpr' of the gospel- who
aelle , 2 the ......dvatseil ago of 99 years,
rafiied Ecnry Cif:livered. a Sermon on
ki , jt Sunday morning in the Grove M. E.
Rest Whitidancl, Chester county.
Samuel Hcnrc, - late Republican
elnihdate fcr Sat & ireasurer, is re-elected
to the Ironic: fcr the third time from the
DEiarerstic comity c carnbriA, by a mrikirity
troublesame Lave the -
runners
and.:111.114 - I,..ctune to the farmers 'residing
111 the t07.-Dsh:pi adja6eut to Westchester, that
msj , ,rity . of thein are putting up 11 oliceff for
treipasinn, on their
„premises,
t - that pl:rp e3F , c, unche lull pcmalty..ot the law;
following notice - was .re;.
Eir2illl. , _ - ted - up on a tree 4iox• 'in Wit;
- For Sale one black hodrso two
r,0,4 C.N.Ip, one hoarse rake, too setts dul4e har-
Ms and 01.. mullo and other household goods
t., i:urcoronil tr;ther.tion.7 I .
•
. • —The people of. Providence are
,Igh!r, cncracd at. the di;co:ery of an old
publisher in 1776, which
(kscni)tis E.r.i:t:ol as , a town in New England
ttarintm
cimodions haihor, at the entrance
'tics
- —The Boston .7 - old-nal thinks ta-
Prsidc4t. J , Jlapon might have saved, the
trouble f Lbilivcrirg and the expense of trans-
I by , merely saying,
'.zarrie on the Conetitu-
Queen - Victoria scut a .wreath of
' anirinas to b 'aid on the ceffin. of Sir Edwin
lAndseci., at funeral ceremonies at St. Paul'il
With th • wgcatli was-a - tablet bearing • the in
' .:Tliqi:)l "..ltrihnt - of friendship and admiration
',l;=ini afi
' —I is estimated .that the 'surplus
or Miunesota for 1573: is its trana
-11 t:.tv.,l 1.) - 114:1:tt et Chicago, Milwaukee and
*I:11:th, v.lll 11:1cad, hundred tli - Jn-and ears,
•re thausis tlionFand fire
W.zt - en ears.each.
dispatch ,fronl .Van Wert,
cr es ti ,: ;h a : on tlitfith dnst a small
/Stri;' , 3, vo:uitcd a .garter
1' n^ and half an inch thick.
snalo• tont:Li its way into the
51r.f..1; rot ~ : ltitfactorily recounted
=I M
I •
• .^' '1
r..
Water spout ou ‘ Laky Brie
Fc,in the summit of Little.
Clevehitil Three 'attempts at
f:!.d..vtre ; the tirs,t brae before
the second was the
third , c'e up in
r 1.,
MEI
.ro nt%
.11*.
/ • - 1 :i
SEM
MEM
'll!=,s Lcen determined b'y the
,r, - .:l,;(kaerA of the ,Cchtcnnial ExpLsition
t it -1•44i1 cvned in the carly
' l 4 Therc , are, therefore, left to
ntry about 4Lirty months in which to
lady for-the inangnralion (.1 . one of the
?r,
• - If late year.;.
Le Titusville• Herald wants
: can al , o6al'more
or the phi!antliropist than to.see.
barefooted child of a former Oil
t.tatird4ig te;tl:fully at the Laker's coat
ng to par. - n Ler mothers p!2te g!aig
r3s-ivr Lreo.d ?-
liall
t•• the
" J' C.
I, i:
tlfli
low. er house has been
where dupe's ale actually
pUblic auction, the highest bidder.
lig the light to bleed the f .ot. r"Capons"
"ducks"t , $25: "le-us." $3.. Those
ticl:ricf!.ies.refer, to the sup_pose-.1 money the
jo;;eonTtas in pocket.
•
--The_ sardine - tidiertes in 'France
I:Er ca./ploy iailoyB and some 18,-
, women and Children on land to prc
• • tish—fer market. It seems that the
now diminishing every year, and the
complete failure of the first mny be
.tea at no rcrote period.
•••
. inoinuati proposes to have
) th - e -- conauvr. winter., As it is to be.
t Cats from all parts oTthe United States,'
e hoped 'that a "happy despatch" t.t
at Western Porkepolis will relieve Pitts
scite of its superfluous esterwauters
"murder
Palris paper publishes some
ielsriting the .linen of the Crown,
:' , fl which torniinated recently. It was
f 65,000 pieces, including 5:000
.r.cl - tablecloths of a single piece. capable
people. The cost of washing,
r.toer.ted to 'l3 - d,Oilti francs anntiallr. l
-ertlire,- hop crop: haS been
, and the (stimated if the,'
couniTi• is pr.t at 11,500,(0). peiaafis, .of
New fork furnishes more than half, C,-
'pounds.. She quality is not so gpod as'
tr.' Ilia demand will require the impor
,Tiforfle baits, or *out 8,000,000
It le,
I 1" i•
trL 11, 1 1
sCeui
La( t I
fltrl
IMO
.s tu
t 1 e
MEI
•acts
I ill
'-i.c
MINS
;.Lich
1,0,( 1 0
I:4st cc'
ration
pound
Ihe General Land Office, at
1 ,
r,.)lton has recognized.' the fact — that
n is entitled to about 50,000 acres 'more
lands. The dedelepey grew cut the
t, under the original grant, the State
reeeive ore full section °reach full town
,y-aii ,eietions.
Atlii
1 1:th+g
encc
!-et tit
a to
MEM
--z- • nearly orapleted suspension
bri(lcc l spanning the river- at 'Meadville was so
ba•liy wrecked by floating driftwood, , on Tries
.;:,:,y, tl ...et the whole structure will have to be
rmor - A. The loss to 'the contractors, White,
( tinciF ,k_Co., of New Brighton,; s from E 15,000 to
$2.0,00. [ ' • ,
,
—Dr. - D.' S.Truner i ot Bellefonte;
bi _: Elated a machine which urales, horse
F lirxii .at tho rate of twenty per timinte. A
llcto , , erected'hy Mr. Pruner, at Idilesburg,
:IT th purpose bf manufacturing Birk , shoes,
will , , e in clrcr:ktifm about thc:,,firEt of
_,-
Nofe her. } -
..' .
,- . .
t the Celebration - of the one
hund dth aniversary of the trove Methodist
.Episc pal , church, ,in W'ett Whiteland
--tqwn, ip,Chester comity, a, few days ago, the
feueiable father Boehm, now,ninety-three
years old, preached mad gave somo . intereEting
r... -c.t...4t:ts . er the congregation' years ago.
i
frOfor
Towinda, Th
•
E. O. GOODRICH
ONAL.
As the paliti campaign of 1873
is over, and the eason in which the
people Usually t -e more '4st has
.arrived, I we do not think out of
place to call the attentiin of Ole pub
lic to the Claims Of the' 'ktEPOUITIt.
It, has al Qbr our aim to make
`he REPOI (C 011143 Visitor lin
every faro:
for may mt.
is admitied
reading 1:111
From tho
we feel w,
our effor
ha•Ce been
cessful.
merit' uncle
of ouFla
end ,we ;shall forth^eveiry effort
in' our,lpower That a steady ha
proverllient has: marked thell history
- of the *EPORTEr. lin the Years past is
evident; to all, an We 'do notipropose
to allow it to sta d still in th l i e future,
but by a - conseie tious
,to
its interests and, the want of the
people, to push it steadilylforward,
as new improvements shalt suggest
themselvels. To this end wa invoke
the aid of • ; onr, friends.. I4et: each
subscriber use hiS or her in uence to
secure - anotherpatron, and jthey will
do much toward [enabling us to keep
pace with the onward marcih of im
provement and enterprise.
During the coming winter r we shall
take especial'pains to give our read
ers the most satisfactory reports of
congressional and legislaive pro
ceedin,gs, as well as the geheral and
loc4l news. In short, we intend to
make the REPOETER such siipaper as
every man and• Woman in the county
will feel , to be`a necessity;to them
selves, and their frienda ii-ho have
left this county , to sett.ll3 in new
homes. Many i young . Le.die4'and gen
tlemen can aid us materially in this
endeavor by , sending us ai T ort items
of local inteiest. •
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ALTHOUGn the political !campaign
over, we trust the, RepUblicans , of
Bradford will tw i t clismis - t`po subject
of politics frdm 'their minds. Con v,
tintie to discuss'
men and i _itneasures
so that i when the season !for notni- „
nating candidates again rolls around;
every man wilhbe prepared to act
for himself, and; not allot 'any self
constituted ieadk:k to d4-tate who
"must and who must tint , e candi-.
dateS: Create such an interc _ that
every 'voter will; attend tho primary
meetings, and 6Loose mu for dele
gates who will represent the wishes
of those who elect tbein,lreqardless
of the soph:A9es . and importunities
of those ;yl,O i i ipikc politics a busi
ness. • If necessary, when' you meet
next year in caucus, in,3h•uct your
clelegateii on each -office bo be filled,
bnt be sure and select go id, reliable
• •
men
Tun nnparalled desruction of
imber in the United Statesis, attract
nr, the attention - of thonFhtful men
rom twd points of view. r According : ,
o a New York paper the.- are: First,.
h of an increase in t4e price of
. .
.building . ma;terials and
's - 64zuct415;; because it is now ascertain
ed that-treeless Countrie.9' are liable
to drotitlis:i4nd harticane6 •by which
Crops are ;'reduced in --tittantity •or
destroyed: ; Numerous -plans ;have
been proposed to. remedy the grow
ing and increasing evil -a denuding
`he land of its forestsl .' . 4671:.-l ‘ ast
re
ort of the department ofiagr e;;;' iculture
secommends. that all ; .ettlers on
public .territory in praitie districts
must engage to plant tree as a con
dition to receive a title':ou',the lands
which-they have taken tip'r,
Till: fact that Gen. HARDY
of Indiana counti', hasTi4d the posi•
Lions of State- Senator and member of
the Constitutional ConvOtioD dur
ing* the past year, has,betin the occa
sion of no` little severe cc:it - lima:it by
some,of the papers of thtiState. We
see no• reason what any fOult should
be' found with the General. 'His
constituents placeil .him in Domino-,
tion without any SjilicitaPen on 'his
part, and be
. haa discharged • the
duties of both office's' well,) and enjoys:
the • reputatiOti among alli'lpartles of
being an 'honest, incerruOible man.
is he has drawn his pay !aS Senator,
$1.500, he declines the . s2soo
which the meniberi of theicHavention
vOteYthemselVes.
MMI
Tue _ shipments of 'raing from
Chicago eastwardlst week were
752, 000 bushels bushelsless,l thaii the pre
vious week, and -f59,000 bushels less
than they were the wc.eli still pre
vious.. On the other ha d, the re - -
ceipts of grain .e.t that port from
the country,: during the? .last week,
were 611;900 bushels more than for
the pretms, :reek, and 721,000
bushels more than for' the second
week previous. Large citinntitiei-,of
-this grain is now being sent to
Europe, where the (Ireand for
breadstnffs is in excess cif the sup
ply - ‘,
AMihICANS will learn, -after a little
more experience, to depetid more on
home than on foreign production for
the supply of thear wants. i 'Annually
there is 'a great falling off in importa
tions of all kindi, and'par i ticularly in
costly fabriesi The which
dresses and adorns itself 'with what
it makes at hotel e, will always have
the balance of trade With ; the woil4
in its own favor, and, elmsequently
be in a condition vonstantiy to meet
any emergency in the worlil's buli
ness.
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Thp
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Alleghanyt ' • '
Armstrong
Deaver
Bedford.. r ;L
Berks.... ... ....
Bradfin:a. 1
Bucks,
Sutler..
Ca Cameron ..... L
rbon- 1 ....
Centre:..i .. .....
Clieatea
l !
Clarion
Clearfield 1 •
Clinton.. . ... •
Columbia
Crawford
Cataberland
Dauphin. 1....
Delaware
Elk
, Fayette -1. ..
Franklin. .. ..
Fulton r.. • "*.,.
Forrest
Greene...;
nuntington. . .....
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Indiana. 1 •
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Jefferson/
Juniata: • •
Lawrence • •
Lebanon:— .
Lehigh .... ;
Lemerne.t
Lycoroinii" - .
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Mercer.. i . ..... .
Millizt 1 -
Monroe.; . ...
-Montonty:3 ur.l *r/, •
No
Nortluimpton.,
Northumberland./
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Pike ! "• '
Potter 1 •
Sehiryikill,...„
Snyder ' • `,:”
Somerset
Sullivan
Susqueluinna • • -
• lova" .
Warren •
Washington
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Westmoreland.
Wkotaing...
►thing iniproper
ie family ;to read
&limas, elthei as
advertispnente.
miams qceived,
theTtiFualon that
a good paper
•ee, at least, sac-
r
highest lutri. to
e good pinions
accomplish this
TOt#l 1 '
Ilajority
11411 , 11 P.
I f - -
Sortie - Weeks sine we announced
that Hort. E. R 14ryia l of this
countY, Would be a candidate
,for
Speaker of the Ho "so of Representa
tives, at the( comig session. The
announcement .wa received with
favor till aver the g' ate, and-we-have
no doubt' that . MriM l will ,be
31 (
chosen. ,Hii exp riertce ' and ac-
Inaowledged if abilitlv clearly point
him. out as the man for the position.
The
_fact that Hon. B. B. STaallo, of
Tioga county, will ibp made Speaker
of the Senate, w . doubtless pre
vent Mr. AfiTcum. rom asking the
same positionin, th .House, and 'NVO
presume he l Will leld *Mr. Myth a
.
cordial support.
ILLNT.: , .3 or Ex-Go
The Philadelp - hip P
Onote at the end of
f theCoulitational
• Shortly` before t i
deliberationsof the
abrfiptly suspended
of the sudden, and
ex:•Goyerilor Bigler,'
entering I,hti
door, swooned an'
Many Of the inetub
in the hall and cro .1
stricken nian in the
here him A plty!
immeaktely 'called,
case one of heart
riage seas :then Ecoc
piny With Meters:
and Dr. Horton, of
and Mr.
_John 0. •J
GovernOr:Bikler, wa y '
residence.: ' -
The . GoYern or hat
and is now out of d 3
SATOID.i.r ecen ii
savp':
The, nioney",..yeark.
increasing 'cage,
characterized as in
healthy and comfor t
far as first class bo' '
,cerned.' There is, '
crable, catitiOn
collateral security
ilifferOnce:asto thO'l
valves For busi l
money is mere abtt
freely i advanced - 0
Sinee the f.unfortrui l ,
here and in:' New
favorable 'him in
and before - 4'2e clog
will be safe ,-tci
all the relicS.of the
have' clisaripearerl f
We are gtittifed to: .
resent the tesump.
hy•theierauient
Clark IA:" i Co. Tli•
highl§; satisfactory,
all their ciectitors,
payment of princip
•
,
, Is an Illinois town, a feW days ago,
a vote was taken upon the question
of allOviing the sale of liquor. The
election judges d -Med to receive
of the votes n one hundred
t
and twi , nty-five of hom assembled
at 1 the i Methodist 1 cburch, thong
tnarcheil tci the poll in a' body and
~ ,
noted.. :aganst ;lie nu.. 1 Whateva
Might be the gener I political course
of the Women, if thy .
; were given the
ballot, at frs:prett clear that they
_
are not "rummies." ,
- i -
- GooDs - 4 , all des "ption, wares and
fabrics, are-being r dnced to a gold
basis. In iiew Yo k, proprietors of
places cif din:use:me is are reducing
the prie of adnais ion to the gold
basis, and it is exeeted 1;otels will
t,
follow the eiampl , which in- turn
Will be l enatilated . carrying icom-
I -.
panics and busines men L generally.
The bests Of xold hen it had an
. 1 -
upward tendency, flied all the bnsi
ness transactions o f men as
,it runs
down, do likewise.
1
THE „official NIA,
A I T VS, Deinocrat,
jority. The' , Derj
their Treastirer and
legislatare,.thaa en
tion of Tannic!: to;
THE ConStitntionl
probably got tbro
this iliaa m 1
for §Oinitting tb -1
to a v+ a9oo.
:41ocumcmt is "soon
111PATIgi Br ! •
ollqwing 18 t l hei complete oft:
: : cat fotl3tl4 . l l4 , cgis*r &id
.0. ; : late ideptic*:
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THE SPEA
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"Ell3cOri r!IGLER.—
em of Saturday in
I ,
the proceedings
!onvention,says :
o o'clock
were
convention
in consequence
serious illness of
who,when about
ng at , the hall
fell helpless.
.rs left their seats
ded - around the
eflorta to re
ician, vas
pronounced the,
disease. A car
red and, in com-
Chas. A: - Black
the_ convention,
es, of this city,
I. removed to his
since recovered,
tiger.
•
Philadelphia!
A' ,
to-day shows
it may now be
it comparatively
able position as
I.owers,l are con- -
owever, consid
ig lenders as to
. there, is, some
.tability of stock
aess borrowers
:dant and - more
lan on any day.
Ito panic. Roth
Fork there is a
;nancial affairs,
of the year it
I 3 ect that nearly
I late- panic will
om the curface.
be able to rep
ion of business
'king firm E. W.
y 'have made a
! settlement with
Ind guaiantee full
II and interest.
e . of Ohio • elels
y about .100 ma
oerats 'a l so elect
; I
a majority of the
isaring t he re-elee. , • .
II Senate.'
•I '
1 Convention will
pgh with its work
ke arrangements
new e l on4itution
e shall iirint the
we receive it.
.LETTEIt :011413T0N. ' '
•
LaA;v3orrz L
uo
E.
Palamixpord:-.4 l siiesmigtrii; soluseif en nee
for Leteystlel--CollegOia no tea e• pleasant
hunts latch pi4lovni tails sisquibszna by
tifilkes.Barre, Over lonntals tO rairliew. dawn
the WOO. 1 (a lt Cheeks lid britlP you to
Engin. ft :View way railway* meet and
CCM asap . and *lda' &nage In tridely dlr.
eseent. directilrns. Where the mind 44 heavily
laden babas Tolling along . the. highways, or over
the bridges clack heMspan the Uhl& and the
Delaware, barely ceases day or night, aid the die.
tent rumbil*of the trains or the shriller whistle
of the locomotives is rice in one's cant
He thinks hear yon say the streets ire as gay
and crowded the streets of a grist elty, but why
1,,
are all the sh s. stores and factories !closed t I
answer—Ms Tuesday; CMt. filst, the dal , lot apart
to dedicate Pardee Nall. the dneit college edifice in
the Union. let us follow the Dimmer* who are
insking.thelr tray up the gradually ascetiding walk
of Colleseelfill; as we near-the summit we find our
selves facing it large granite monument, influenza
ed by a lifoxim soldier in full Uniform, erected by
the Aluini Association in memory of Diem who
.. died for the Friion.." A fewlitaps more and? wo
are on the campus of Lafayette,, and what a sight is.
that which gmets our eyes!' .Two shining rivers,
coming from sources far apart, meet here, and their
mingled waters flow on, ono stream to . the distant
,
Ma. Loa eastward, the line of- the blusconet
tong Mountain is dlscernM. Eooking iouthwaid,
over the town and beyind the Lehigh (liver, is a
cultivated hill, corresponding to the ou t s on which
Lafayette Coftege Minds. To thi West the town is
clambering; . r the hills , aid irpreadinr: the
Plateau bey A short walk in a nutlfiward di.
4 reetion wouletbrinkus to a point whore; the 'splen
did seenery or the Delaware Water CUP ,)vould be
clearly vialb t l i i. _ v .
The beau of title outstretching panorama of
hills and wall , ennead rivera, fertile fields and
forests with tur ning foliage, is exceeded only by
the =vatic° t proportions and Matadi ,ftuish of
raii [
the college e Wes. But the beauty of the situa
tion, the e ent fitness of the, locality F O ratt Watt
•tution of eda lion can only lx ! fully coriapieliended
and apprecia bp , a visit to College 11111. Then
only !purl °etbefore the astordaticd. eyes of
the beholder icucla scenes and 'views as leave filled
Ehts im.s,pnatica bexetofore. but, whose lileal reality
existed in "le land. The eye of the spectator
never tires ncir wearies in. looking orer i the valleys
and hills, th e rivers arid mountain rangis, and the
many improvements which the hand of`. civilization
has spread before tt wino stands either on the
college eampr or on the top of the college build
ing). The pets of the ready writer and the pencil of
the skillfult can scarcely do justice to the sub
ject. Let'us n from the beauties of :nature and
of to the =Ogee 'of the day.
aF
Prof. B IV YOMIGILLIc the College ' Chief Mar
shal, assembled the College community through the
clau mirehe's at 10 . 1; o'clock, a. at., and formed
Meeprocessiori at the Chapel, East College; in the
i
following order: . .
1. Music— ton Cornet Band. t
2. Officers f the College 'classes as gni 'escort.
3. Ttie orator of the dap rrith the President Of the
EMU
4, The Govirnor ord'enr.sylvanis, with other ME.
ciala. . ,
, 1
5. Present and for Mer Trustees of '.the College,
with TruStec cf other Collegis.
G. Preient and fernier members of ;the Faculty,
with represe tatty esi freak sistercolleges.
' 7. SpeedoPhilailielphia, clergy, to 11 in
vited guests.
i '
I 3 - • 1
' S. Alumni, in order of their graduatidot, with for
' mer student of the College. '
S. Citizens of Fastrin. •
- IS. Senior Flan. 1 , -
11. Junior plass:. . s
12. Sophomore Class. '
-
13. Freshman Class..
The procession marched ar-und the Ompas 'and
entered the Auditorium of Pardee nall.k
President pArrr : slrl" Mr. PALLDEZ, et-Governor
PoLtoci,-Governor alit and bia l staff, Dr.
. 14
T. flrr.uur Illirs. r, President of assachusetts liasti
trite of Tcchnoloiy; President Bsssent, of Colum.
his College; Prof. DIREII, of the Univeriity-Cif-Penn
' syliania;Prof. JCESSON, of Yale; Pref. Nonaitnor,
Secretary of the Board of Education, Conn.; Bev,
CSAELES S. Itorincsoti,uf - -New York City; the Ten.
erable Dr. 3luiscanavz (the Nestor of the PresbYte.
rianChnich),iDra. filcCi.ms and 31orre#, of Prince
ton Theological Seminary; I'lev. Dr. *taxa, Mod
erator of the. of New Jersey; Dri' T. Efennis
JONES. Preai ent of South Wales College; Bev. Dr.
KNot, of Ireland; lion. J. P. Wacsmitsuot, State
Superintendent of Common Schools, end others,
eat on the stage. Bev Dr. :C.srrm.r. iPronounced
the invocation, and after a few announcements in
troduced the p i rator of the occasion, Mr. B. W, Ear
-
stoma, Ph. Di President of the Anacrican Institute
of Mining Fmnineers, U. S. COmndesiOner of Min
ing Statiaticar editor of the Xining ihfrnal, and a
member of the Faculty. , I
We wish that space would . permit crew ex tractsi
from this misterly speech. We will duly say that,l
though Mr. lIAIMIOND occupied two hoilr; , +, most .of
the city daills made room fOr the entire address in
their Wednesslay's Issue. Ate auclieno then par
took of a substantial dinnertitinly the collation was
8..
gotten up mils laic scale. i
At 2 O . C/OCkp*P. at., the military and eisie pro&
(dons formedlat C'ntrel Square, marched throng ,
the principal streets and ipproached the colleg
grounds, where the Facnity,:Truitees and students,
wee welting to escort them', through ;the grouziel
to the Pardee Ball, Here m o lar le. tusseMbly of peO ,
plo were collected, in allalthen upon tie grounds
falling not f ' short of ten thousand sc(Uls.
Dr. CATI L, Mr. rktIDEE, and cz-Gba'ernor Pot.
Locn, and o ere, occupied an -elevate4 j position in
front of the noble building. When the music ceased,
Mr. EILIIIMIE modestly handed the keys to President
eIiTY-LL, wi h the following 11
1 . ,
"The completion of this' building Mikes it roY
Very pleasant duty, on behalf of the Building Com
mittee, and ruyeeif as the, donor, to formally pre
sent it to sop. 's the representative of :the Trustees'
and Faculty of Lafayette, lb° building Itself speaks
of the skit and taste of the 'architect. :the faithful
ness Of — ifielanilderomd thOcare with I r wlaich It has
been enpery sod during its Orectfon. Qnr responsi
bilities have not been rasmall ;-.but on yOu, Sir, and
on the students wlici shall; go cut, year by year,
from these l'alls, rests a ;far, larger responsibility—
the reputati nof the• institution. But, poking to
the future by the light of the past, we Brest the ris
sponsibihty on you with no naisgiving.l I have the
honor, sir. a now presenting you with,the kays'ot
the hall." i •
(1
• President C.crrtat resr . oadel briefly, and said
that in receng from Mri Palms:F. the' keys of th
building w hich he hadp 'munificently endowed,
he could And no words 0 adequate td, express his
,
or the. thankS of his coll*nes in the
the grind addition to their means of
1 thorough toaing, and for their own
cardiac, or pie thanks of ;the Trustees
I nd friends of ihe college al&e Interested
I e, or the thanks of all friends of ea
-1
see in such a large and uneeleish U9C , of
1
i.e benefit of mankind tle,lneldett use
&nix) applied 'turning to i tr. Ettoor.r,
own thanks
Faculty„for
attractive a.
scientific re
or pitrdtos I
in her welt
tication wh.l
wealth for t.
to which it
UM now I know 70 , 0. Pit. Fr.
zo less I say to you on an ;!occasion of
betfer fon 4011 be pleaded I shalt
my assure ,) , ou that our. hearts aro I'll,,
he said:
I tin sure t
public the
therefore,
fox y ur manitleeht gift u
[sterol counsel. —
After the s' le e`xereises were CI
whole
as blagA united in singing C
and prayer was offefo by, the vencrab
?us:, for mitny years President of 1,0
lege.
of gratitud
wise and. g
Brief spe,cheo follo4-ed from Gor.
ex-Governer Pori.ocnilloyor Howl
At the termination f thO out-door
the entran• • of the Ball, a -rush was
auditorium again. In i! fearminntes
ely, , and thousands were u 1
he auditorium, pinch less i
packed deny
glimpse of
room. the aisles were fl
riding accommodl4lonsi.
or standln ,,
glad for s
was pack •
dyttiuguished luau sac
of the audience 'rose to
. 11. 1
If his face or hear a whisper
called the e.esembly to
on. J. P. Wzcsrusualt, L
When a.
etago mart -
a glimpaa
Dr. Carr
troduced
sponded t.
Mr. Wic
the tout, Our Country anti hate. ,- •
....gumst closed by saying that ho was
trying to 4 something for the,- Common_Sehools of
f r
the Stitc,°, d he was glad that the colleges of the
State are of forgotten. There in no ',antagonism
between 'eggs and common schools. Ho was
glad tha' ferenco was made to higher and more
11
thorough nd universal education Its morning
There was a need for it, Only 2,100 f i the 200,00
who atten our schools,statiatics Ray; ursuecourees
of higher untion. There are but fe in our too.
er echo isWe naust pay more attention to .lur
higher le arta:cents of instruction . I A Lafayette
there is a nion of' lower and higher ethic:Won. In
some Watt ntions the Professors stand aloof of coni
-1
mon eau ton. j • t
, The Piro -sore of Lafayette College are found at
the institn sof oar common schools,! add Isfayettl
has api among her titcherit. ktrbfe common
school pe le will Send up hi return such an Influx
of Auden to Lafayette College as will burst forth
her walls d eall for - more PeRDZES o.tinilia other
buildings o receive them. 1 ! !
, ,
In adds nto the general scientificicourae, there
are three echnical cortrici—one of o LEngineering,
One of and Metallurgy, and c : l of Cbemia
try. The entitle: student pursuing any of these'
four co ci can begin to iie with 'the Classical,
iho is th life and soul' of .'
old Lafayette. Many
take first t e Classical course and then into of the
r i
Technical The following extract from an article
in_the Bri il,t Quarterly &rim, explains Itself:
. 1. 2 i dist! ve feature worth mentioning is seen
In the c iculum of Lafayette Colleatt o at Easton, In
Pennsyl This is not one of the larffest insti
tutions of e kind: but it is eminently i digni shed
by the, In gence and real; which pertades its ar
rangement , and make themselves felt lin }.ho success!
ot the to ng. For sortie years pact, ',under the
able 41 not Prof, March. the Englleh langnage
[. • e a jprOnalnent feattW la -th6 pro •
be profeasor 00.443 the EugllA an th er
stras-31iltoa, for inistan-e—Al acorn'
!cal teac h er does Itomor o Vttgil. Tho
toly analyzed, the , mytholigiial, historl
- etsphigtcal alluelem car ftipy Invoill..
1. . 1 ! .
. ,
has been
gramme.
chosen for!
patent cl •
text is min
cal, and
BEN
1 • • , ,
1
ga and appreciated, parallel puma from En.
authors of di ff erent periods adduced. sad the
sof companion in poetry or prose Illustrated.
As to the lan Itself, independently of the
Debt tone ad y it, investionii are conduct
ed the ales and Wlogleal histon
of • weeds, fontiation. U.. end in short. tn.
to erythiaSch• below W. the *Rua of oats.
tive p . ; Nowhere else is the subject
epith sq caupetence =lsmaili. do well
irracoaluiseq in Germany slad =gisma that LI.
fa , tte la the leading aline of our manta in this
rifted. that the British Early English Teat Society
office prize to the ;students b est slime of
all American colleges, for the esaminstion in
some of the early •Ish writers. The prize Malta
given in the prominent European universities. We I
P say nothing further when we mention that the
' on Antataton. 1 one of the leading critical re- ;
vi wa in England. .compliments us by remarking
4c / t
• the studies of 'a philological character carried
cast Lafayette College are not surpassed -in Mor
o. .hneas by those which we are &an:domed to as
s. with Gertina universities.' " ' •
• 1 now, Mr. Editor, if tho,friends of the college
• true to her, ire can see in the time to come a
• ,
more glorions44 noble university worthy ,of
th • great State of Pennsylvania, grand to Its proper
ti ms, and unlimited in its power to diffuse the
bl ng of a llbe-ral edneatieue through long centu
ri s yet to come. 1
• a nett tourpropood was, •• Our Gnats—The
• - can Inatittith of Mining Engineers," and
i • r 'DAVID TELO . W3, the first President of the
• • exican Institute of Mining Engineers, and the
A et man who manufactured lion with anthracite
• , was called anon to respond. Then, in ruinous°
• another toast, fellowed lion. J. IL Nos:Tumor.
• -etary of the Onnecticut Board of Education,
w.o made some tolling remarks. lie was glad to
si on theratform With Mr: Pamerm. as dhe hoped
a camp o would be contagious. „ -
,
- Addressee ' were delivered further by Bar. Dr.
:I sox, of Belfast. Ireland, • delegate to the recent
>vangellcal Alliincin i Bev. Dr. J. H. J oNEs . Prod.
d
oat of South Walei College; Der. T 11031.18 H. Bop.
moN,'of Now York lefty; Jos.ialt Hon.
Munn CLIMICII, Dr. .. J. WorrzoE.. Secretary of
ttiellfeteorological I potamittoe of the Impelial deo.
.phical Society of Russia, and others.
Some of - theist° addresses were 'cry eloquent and
cited great appladso. All- ware congratulatory of
.0 prosperity of Lstfayette College.
The long-metre Aerology was sung, and Itev. Dr.
s i7rrr pronOunzed the beiediction as the shades of,
fight were closing npon us.
In the evening there was a to:I/light Ines:elision of
• e Easton Fire Department. The college buildings
ere brilliantly illnlnlnat,d, and a grand reception
.f the citizens, of Ea'aiton was held In the,anditorlum.
ho building ewarrneewith visitorti, the band& dis
nursed sweet music, and everybody was gay and
appy. It was a Ona day for Lafayette.
Long will we • remember the dedicatorial day of
'ardee Hall, and never will the name of Milo Pan
.En be forgotten by the friends of, Lafayette Col.
ge. Upon this' princely ball and in the founding
f this course of liberal scientific culture, under
hrletian intiesenc4s, air. PACDEF. has expended
'early a million ofl dollars, making On- course as
ally complete as arty in any American college,
lasi. of letters remaining in the
• -
Towanda Post Otlicc, for the wceh ending. Oct,
30 18 - 3 •
•
Allen Dr A II
Aradrug W
Badger Elizabeth
llennett Sarah
'
Dtanvelt al lc
Blake Annie • Laminy Mary .
Barton Alfred Lynch Patric
Brittqn Geo . •• AlcCanly John . ,
Cumn2lngs Patric Miller James •
Coyle Julia McCarty Lawrance
Croak Maggie - 3,1111dr Dell Ilanser
C . nnimisky Annie McClinly Maggie
Cady J L Mc Mahon Win- . •
Cole Pridlo C Moore Hobert
Canitin May , ( O'Boyle Anthony
Decker Mrs S II Pepper Julia
Grady Francis II Pennell Lydia Ann
Grace Mary , Rapport lallac
Henry We 2 ' ; ` Itayord John t
Heaton Mrs E M, foyers film
Hale John ;i Roche Mary
Hathway G B Shoamaker E C
Hays Nichael ' Smith Mrs Prosper
Berle Jennie ' Stapes John
Howkins Jane Shores Adarine
IlecidersonJ P Smith Mrs Ellen
Huntley Bell SAikler Jane E
Mellon G 0 Sledge Goo E
liewan Emma Thurston Mrs 8
Hunan Charley , Walbridge Sam
Hdllt Larry , Woodford talina E
In hum G T ' Wallis Sam P
Johmon Joseph P Warner Anna M
Whalen Mrs Ann
'
IMEMI
IMI
Persons c.l l ,ling for any of the above letters
will please sic adYertiged, giving dato of 110.
S W ALVOlill, P. M.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. the
matter of the sale of real estate of Thos.
Briggs, deceased. In the Orphans' Court of Brad
ford County.
The undersigned; an Auditor appointed by said
court Vi distribute' funds in the hands of the ad
ministrator, raised from said sale, will- attend to the
duties of his appointment oh TUEtDAY, NOVEM
BER 2C,th, 1873, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at the office of
Foyle , k!llcrherami,lia Towanda Borough, at which
time and placo all Ipersons having claims against
slid fund must present them or be debarred from
sharing in said distribution.
I `
SOLVENT NOTICE.— To the
Creditors of Lercnzo 'Drown—Yen are hereby
notified that I have applied to the Judges of the
Court of eJminert pleas of Bradford County for my
discharge as an insolvent debtor:under, the laws 01
the Commonwealth lof Vennsylvania, such cases
made end provided. and they havo appointed the
1•t MONDAY in DECEMBER, A. D., 1973, at 10
o'clock. a. m., io Bearing the EMT
Oct 29. 1873. LO:ENZO
B ANK-R OF AIFERICAI
3QC,' ws.t.:crr ritnap
, CASII CAPITAL, $500,G00. PM i.
rrerithnt. C. F. Man., Vie , -Fr , siden .
Chas Cashit
Haring passed through the recen
ehsten credit, sceinciti'correspond
TUY 1:31.0::: AND DANGEAS, With u VIC
eir Bantinct basidess in this city,
ability to render entire satisfaction
C 11.1.5. H. 1'
- Oct 29,15?,—it.
NIISS GRIFFIN
nesppdftiny announces to Ler old customers and
the public generally, that shP continues the
• .IIILLINERY‘ BUSINESS„
At her &d stand on I'INE STREET, and thit she
Las a CONtrLETE ArssollTMEyr of 600a4, which bhe iA
belling at her uguarmoderate prices.
Every article wAnnalt rr.D.
'Si. Gairny.
October '29, 1573.
•AUDITORS----
NOTIOE.Ovrton
L Eltur( o ca. 11. H. Ely and Juetton Ifo
back, tt. el: In the Conn of Votornon Pl , :as of
Bradford County. No. 729. Doz. T., 1670.',
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed, all
m
co t distributernon..y in the hands of te Sher
iff, arising from sale of defendents' real estate. will
attend t , ) the ditties' of his; appointmentat the Mlles
of Smith k Montanye, in Towanda atorough,...on
WDPNESDAY. the' 26th day of NOVE3II3Eit. A. D..
1813. at 1 o'clock, p. m., at which time and place all
persons having claims kiainiit said money must
print the:o, o: le delarica from coma gin upon
the same. 0:1). MONTANYE,
Oct. 29, 1873. ; Auditor.
PUBLIC SALE 0.1? ,REAL ES
TATE.-I"nreuant to an order of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford' County, will be soldr=at public
sale on the premides in Lome twp., on :51019DAY
the 21th (lay of IiGVESIBEII, 1873, at 1 p'clopr, p.
tn., the. following , deset ined real eAte.te ;Ibeing the
eitoto of Ferdinand Gable, late of 'Some tarp,d r ec'd.:
Beginning at the south mid corner of a int,o . f land
:owned Mrs.,fdary J. Ureter, thence bythe coot
line of the same, north 2 deg., east 36 3-p0 perches
tb a corner of a lo0 , :t apart for the use of the wid
ow and children, of said decedent; thenco by the
hue of the same, south 85 deg., east 71 6-10 perches
to the line of Joseph Seeley; thence by line of the
same, south 69 deg., east
.41 per: to a corner of said
Seeley; thence by line of the same, south' 88
deg.. cast 14 9(10 per.;' thence south 2 deg., west 20
per to the north line of the Passmore tract; thence
by the lino of the same; north 88 deg., west 121 per.
to the beginning. _'Contahaing 25 acres and 84 per.
TERMS—SIOO td be paid on tliet day of sale, and
the balance on confirmation thereof.'
tha
:ad for yonf
02cluded
.pke doxology.
)ft Dr. Coils,
iLd in qiis colj
I
1rA14,/, Nil,
, tirift 7others.
cixere)se a at
.lade for the
1 b 1101 was
. able to itet A
altti.l ''.
C,Cilr ' g
e 1 b thoSe
The glittery
.IN BANRRUPTCP. —DISTRICT
Court of the United &Wes for the Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. Id the matter of I: 1 1 ; Ferdi
nand Smith.and Helen M. Thatcher, Bank pts.
Western District Pennsylvania. se.—A warrant'
in Bankruptcy has ,been leaned by said Court against
the estate of N. Ferdinand Smith and Helen M.
Thatcher, of the county of Bradf trtl and State of
Pennsylvania, in said Markt,' adjudged Bankrupts
upon petition of their Creditors, and the• payment
of any debts and. Om delivery of any property be
longing to, said Bankrupts to them or to their tise,
and the transfer of any property by them are for
bidden by law. A meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupts, to proto their debts and' choose one or
more Assignees- of their estate, will be held at a
court of bankrnptCy to be holden at Towanda, Pa.-,
in as , d District, on the 21st day of NOVEMBER. A.
D., .1373, at 10 o'clock, a. zu-. at the Mike Edward,
Overton, Ettl-. one of the .Begisteni in Bankruptcy
of said District.
JOHN HALL,
IU. S. 'Marshal for said District.
aped to, tho
~irfee t to get
6 . 110 a nirne.
order stil in
!. D. who re-
B ARTLE
1N,?(.; CE AGE :VS
11 Ell L ESITATE,BROKL7RS,
EILENBE
We will be prepared to sell trout spawn from
November 20.1873, to January 20, 1871. Spawn
cannot be transported during any other season of
the year. , I -
Also a splendid lot of young fry for sale during
the months of February, March and April.
The proprietor having had experientin locating
and arranging trout- ponds, offers hi services to
-those contemplating laying out and at king fishe
ries, at reasonable ratt.s.
A beautiful Grove and a largo Ficni Honse ar
ranged expressly for parties, is on the grounds.
These fatuous ,Fonds are located on 4he line of
the Sullivan and Erie H. It, about 12 i miles from
1
Towanda, . :
Admission to pinds, 2.i cents; Season tickets, $l.
Fen foil putioulars call on °readdress . .
8. B Fir v•IBLHGEB,
uldaburi, Bradford 6ounty,ya.
- -
Now idvertisements.
Jenkins - John
Kellogg Amanda
Kitemart
Kingman Sam
Klnnedy Rattle!:
Oct. 29, 1873
ELIZkISETII GABLE. I Adinr'.4
WRY, GA.r.LL,
Oct. 2'.), 1.573.
T & TRACY,
ar..3tRAL
AND
Oct, V, I$7J
MIMI
TROUT
MI
Oct. 2.2. Li
LARGE iSALP Of j
, COL. G. F. MASON, I
Lying on ?the west side of the road
in Towandk; Township, has been di
vided into
FiVE-ACRE LOTS,
And these lots are now offered for
sale at great bargakns. T h 4 lots frOnt
on the read- leading tol i ronroeton,
and they areyery desirable for build
inglots. It is the last, otiportunity
which, will be offered fo, securing
good sized lets at reasonable prices
Dear the i business portiO of the
borough. ! Also
i TS TOWN LO .3
On east; si!de of road. Also 'the large_
d ,
BRICK DIVELLIINAG 'HOUSE,
'With 2f, acres of land, thel house con
tairm all , inodern improvenrnts, and
is one of the most desrable resi
i
deuces in !,the county. Aso the '
L A RG E ; , 4 TE AM. FLOURING MILL
, - IN, TOWAND.I BOLOC I (}11.
The Mill fis nearly new and capable
'of doing thelest work. iAlso a ,
i 1
VALUABLE. LOT
1
Adjoining Lin-ta Hose, Co. building
in To sunda Borough. '
' A map : :::)f the lots maY 6 seen by
calling on ; the undersigned at cfnce
of Bartlett & Tracy, or J.,A. Coubniu.
For further particular . call on or
address ' .
O. L. SCO
Towanda, July 30, 187
pA. k N.Y. CANAL &
AMUliOpflaiT OF Plasm;
To take effect Moo. 7, Rua:
IK/IrrilWd111);
Igo: 3'4 ieafe
a. M. ; 'Sayre,
riving. at Eltiti
No., 31 leiv
615 p. m.; Sa
arriving at TO
Drawing Rbora Cara attacbed
run through iteetween Elmira and •
N EW ROUTE TO FITLADEL
INA. I
viA
NOiril , PENNBYLVAISIA! RAILROAD.
Shortest and most direct line to I pi, ii , delplils, Eal
timoro,Vasliington, and the South.
Passe_ngera by 'thin route take lennayleanis ,k
I,:ew York Railroad train, passing Towanda at 10:40
A.M., and 2:05 p. m., make close I connection at Do
thlehem with Express train of North Penn's Rail
road, and artive in Philadelphia it 8:20 P. M., and
10:30 p.m., lh time to take nlgljt trains either for
the South or West . ' Palace care re attached to the
2:05 P.M. train.
City passenger cars are at the Depot on 'arrival of
all trains cativo passenger a to the. various Depots
and to all partsof the city. '
r 1 '
nrrualrnto.
Leave North Pennia Railroad Depot, corner Berke
and American S ' ~ Philadelphia, at a:3O & 9:45 A.M.,
arriving at Towanda 4:57 k 8:05 P' IE, same evening.
Mann's paggage Expri , collecti; e ir delivers bag
gage, ales 140 . 105 Sont I Ifth s t, Philadelphia.
' *IMO= ACcOMBIODA I rioxis.
Freight received at Front anu Nblo streets , Phila
delphia. and forwarded by' Daily Fast Freight train
ii
to Towanda, and all points in S so:a-banns valley
with quick dispatch. • FIE S ',LAMB,
lien. Agt. N. P. R. R., Front and Willow Sts.
Jun I 3,1872. -:". Philadelphia.
QOUTHERN JCENTRAL -RAIL
ROAD. I On and ter. Monday, Sept. 2, lea.
Trains will ICave ATHENS.as follows :
; NORTHWARD:* ,
Philadelphia Express 5 35 P.m..
Express Freight and Accommodation 4 10 All.'
; SOUTHWARD.' .
Philadolphia:Expre as 1 15 r at.
Express freight and Aczommodatioh :. —6 10 P.M.
CHAS. G. BRIGGS, Supt.
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Auditor
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TIME TABLE OF THE SIJLLI
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.TANN At:ERIE 11.t11,110AD.—Taring effect on
onday, Not. 11, 1872.
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8.00
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8:30
9:10
9:30
9:50
10:20
41:10
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G IVEN, AWAY
We sand an elegant Chrorno, mounted and ready
for frsm!ng,;free to every agent. Agents wanted
for
OR tIFE BELOW THE SURFACE.
By Taos. W. KtiGiX,
112 pages octavo.. 130 fine engravings.
Relates incidents and accidents beyond the light
of day; startling 'adventures in all Idris of the
world; mines and the mode of working them; un
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brigands; nights in opium dens ' and gambling
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combs; accidents in mines; pirates and piracy;
tortures of the inquisition; wonderful burglaries;
underworld of the great eities,ete., qto. •
We want agents for this workii• on *latch we give
exclusive tertiory. Agents can make $lOO a week
in selling this; book. Send for circulars and special
b .. .l=RA° agents.. • .1. D. BURR & HYPE.
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ages. It is 3 complete encyclopedia of arts and
manufactures; and is the most entertaining and
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al informatimapn subjects 'of general interest ever
offered to the public. We give our i agents the ex
elusive right of terttory. One of our agents eold
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weeks. Our agent to Ilartford sold 327. in one week.
Specimens of the work sent to agents on receipt of
stamp. For circulars and terms to agents. address
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3 Elmira at 5 30 p, m.; Waverly. at
e. 545 p. Ath/ne. at C 32 p. rn.,
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