Bradford reporter., October 07, 1875, Image 3

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from the Court House to the south
Hoe-fsetrip ,; .. 1111
ight, mud - . . ~, =
a long Aldan/me - into , 4tiDyai
Co prima) ti 3 •74 :4 b Ittft 04
tmb ui g i nt awls!, ili . ' ildititiii ti the
t,iiiti POiii i i,Mi
_Bib other in anOther;
vre
*I .it wi,M-by taking half off on
each side of that maize line as run by
COitRAD from the survey of 1824. . 1
Here yon have the gist of the matter,'
for the attempt to claim our Elute prop-.
city as dedicated to pnbllOA nl
: 35 1 3 itgis
as absurd, "We SWUM lid VII opened
the s lace ftit 1 . -- yriVate road" and then by
,• . • Bon have given the Council of thin
l . tough the right to destroy that private
' We are wining that Main street should!'
be widened an - equal Width on each side':
i of the Centre line, whether it be to make
' the width fifty or fifty-five t: ~ . I
:By Widening the ebtvek its . AVillif''. L
ibo t
let ; Thel i wtinliirestitt aEt - Ig it 'sheet -
rUtitill‘g frd .. it Polk Oppoilte the Public •
S'AliaiC tin e Borough line withbut an-1
gles in it. 1
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2d. Approach and access to properties
on the - west side of the street;
Would remain in their present shape, as
they were when the . purchasers bought ,
them. 1
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Pd.' Expense of heavy bank nutting
would be avoided:
4615,t The ope,fting of treacherous,:slip-.
Mit banks, at present well sodded, would
be:dispensed with.
sth. The ascent of the hill near the.bo
rongh line would , be, lessened, the rtwd,
meeting the brow of the hill at a tinier
elevation, as can be sea When on the
grew',
t
nth: ProWty would be put to damage
on 'both sides to a lesi extent than as an
dO the proposed ordinance, will be the
case where the damage is thrown on one
side alone. •
7th. 'Becanse• the damage done to the
eastern side of the,strectai One Which
can he repo abed by a money saint; the ,
pro10:y then can be valued as of its in-
trillsicmerits, and the portion remaining
not ,damaged materially, or access pre- '
vented to it. While the proposed line of 1
the Members of Council does irreparable
damage to portions of the west side of the
street. 'As for, Instance : Entrance-way
to the houses of Mr. Gluten; Mr. KEN
NEDY and Mr. IlEtWottn, will be at least
eight feet, together with the foundations '
of . their houses above the level of . the
walk, with the surface of; their lilts as at
present rapidly MOLT Ifeiddll thehtr -- - - 1
A. AVM INtitase Of ii•eeparaide damage
mulct the Init4f6etl lille•,1will be to the '
property ownild ty Nis. Outwit, former-
Iy DEWriv,
.Taken as from Main street, ,
this property will be inaccessible, its own- i
er compelled to erect a massive ;tone wall
over eighteen feet lit height, .to prevent
one-unarter '6l the lot from sliding down
lad The street. ' It is uo exaggeration 0
say that this lot as•from Main street will; -
under the .Council line, 'lie valueless, on ,
account or the expense its owner
~ til be 1
I put to. The same remarks are true, but
to a less extent, as reghrds the adjacent
Tit: Ladies' Executive CoMmitlce of , lot owned by M. MAsox. In fact, bad
the National CommemOratiVe Association Ms, tTeator made the site of_ thisttown a
-have appOinted Mrs. R. Ft, GoomIAN, or , level, plain,. it. is probable, judging from
this place, urnexcentitliorUer for Eastern their past, or proposed ine : of ebtfoir;
' , Bradford, and. rho contributions and co- : these . members of the Council,' with their
op and. .
all pariotic Americans, la- I' due antagonism to the nature of our loda,
'diet; as well .as gentlemen, children not I tion, would have done their .very best to
less than adults, arelnvited and solicited.
Make. is have keidtAill town. • '
It is the',purpose of the Association; tstli. In front of our own preinises, a
through the 'liberality of the American long line of bank is cut down, together
people, to erect in Independence Square, with a row of beautiful shade trees, oak
in the City. of l'hdadelphia, a colossal and hickory, which cannot be replaced.
Mnument tO Liberty, emblematic of love These trees. are dear ,to us: they have
of eetutlry and of the beneficence of our 1 grown up in vigor and beauty as we hare'
itvstitutions;! and commemorative of the growil old; Almost every limb has had
one limalredth anniversary of the:nation's our Ore. • ; Yes, you wise men, you who
birthday. : ' . are above these childish notions, you who
.
The monument will be 'designed by an are sia eminently practical; we- love these
American artist,:and erirted on the most trees. It is a shame for you that you do
'sacred spot of ArnerWan soil, as a memo- not seem to know what that feeling Ls: I
vial of the nrrafdest event in our country's PRY you if you can see one" of these way-1
lijstovv..- , --the Declaration of the independ_ side children of nature—God's representa-
own of th 6, United 'States, and of the tive of the country in thetown—cut down 1
nights of Man, and 'as a token of the without a regret. But we are not the
gratitude of a Whole nation for the bless- only persons interested in the preserva
ings of free government. ' . turn of these trees. '
. Contributions ate fixed at Imo d o ll ar Others appreciate their beauty and en
from 'eae,lt . crud victual, whose- sh.,•natpre l joy their shade. . Even our . gentle Arabi-'I
and reside:tee will be enrolled in a! am, from over -the creek, with.their
Rini - wide Volume and placed in f o d e p oi d_ ' dusky; faces, trying to run .5.i line ome-I
home
(lice Hall asst permanent record, for, all ward on the Council plan, tirtit on one side
time: of thoSe who have aided in erecting and then on the other, have learned ; to
a triblite-fioin the people of America to I appreiiate their refreshing shade:' . -
the ft intalers of Ihe Republic: I am not ashamed to, linger here-. Civil-
--
Em.-li
trill receive a picture ‘4l-the mom:mast In tiers in, 'Sr le bile its streets, guards
lithoha. 22 by lti Melte , : in size, them With tenderness, clothes them when
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of all the measures proposell-t,/-prtqa-r_ age li:th' worn their majestic trtiltkn i and
Jr honor the; Centennifil of: our nation's holds anti binds itp their poor, Shattered
existence, no more 'fitting emblem of op- limbs, ..so that for a, fbth years more the
preciation could 1* eonceivt4 than. this old tree May send out in; Waves.. Nothing
monumenl to stand on.tint sasted soil of but. absolute,. imperative necessity justi-
Independunci! ~`4,N,nare. Wlrc't the Exposi- lios the cutting down of b. shade tree on a
(ion is ('Vol.. ;1 1 1( 1, 1 1 10 gran it di s pl a y ? an d • ptlblie highway. What, Mr. Councilman,
hies; whit +,vAr ie ,,,-, - [ is, have a n passedis the pecuniary value of one of these
away. this •olosai emhlele of Liberty trres:' , : How will' you pay' us or the
a ntl, Datriot ism Will stand fs'a- -if‘Se-4• a tea- Ymblie for those trees? We are willing
timottial to the liberality of those w h o , to pay to have them spared, Willing to
participated in the veniennial pay our share of 'the damages. Give us
, The' Presivh,nl of the I.adies• Executive at least the privilege of doing that. Give
Collin:Mee tic . Miss I.orNx E. ( •I•aGMutNs i • us a chance-to express' in the latgua,ge of
a. lady of thehighest respectability, who , dollars and cents —a language you can un
has 'tle"vsted 'herself to this meritorious, derstatid-:- the value we put on those
wot i;. and will) i:.; gratnito u Sly g iyi og a ll trees.• Give us at-least this privilege to
her thin: towards forwarding the emit- sic) . - to our neighbors.on the opposite side.
plise.. • •-, i of-the street :" We pay a portion of your
Wit It list ;hat ouir citizens will respond loss, we indemnify you our share for your
ice.-ronsly to the apPeaP which will be building.; ire help to pay for it : come,
.now, and rest with us under the trees we
mnllv t, thein• aml that the amount con
trileits•sl bv Bradford county t i , wari l,, ti lt , have saved. ,Do not take advantage of
VI j`V: j ,, !! Of il)iS., , nisammeil i w ill spea k your position, because you are one of the
low]; k ',,,, th,••lit, cri ,lis e aw l I ,• i s I ;,,ii„ 1;1 of , powers that be, to irretrievably injnrc us.
our people. : If the homes go,' human hands may
—•' . rear thee' up againin time for us to dwell
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TnomAs 11.(xwELL.---Thursday evening in them; but these trees cut Own, cannot
1:1:q. about eight o'clock, our village was he replaced in time for you or me to see
shikked by the 5110 , suneement that Taos. them. Before others in or near their
;74... xwELL , 0 6 ( .. o f our 1.,, t - known mer- present: site can grow up, you or I,- my
Chants and old citizens, had just died, friend, Mr. Councilman, will have reached
the had I,e( n about the. streets attending the enseof, I hope, that "narrow road"
_ to business as -usual, all the week. ansl which the Devil is always endeavoring to
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F. I:i i:I.i.ES, :so o of it: M. V4, - , " Li s , eyelf that morning hail been down town, _ widen, and which is also designated as
, s 1: itdi law in Rochester.
but had „one 110:114! complaining of not '-the "straight"; or our spirits be trying
ng - .
' =Mrs. 0. A. Bxt.owix has turntsl feeling very well. but Do one s.upposed to broaden or grade to a level the streets
, Fr
l i t• To ;: ‘isit to ( . 0.;1, NeW
.1 . 411 h. - ' there tills ;tliy . ,il:lll,Vei. In the early even- of a certain City, the New Jerusalem "set
N - s- are pleaseo
,
to see 31• ! . •yl.es.l.oniv. in ! , he lay decd,, and from a light shun. upon a hill,'' with an endless chance of
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Is T I,;is,•cti unnoticed 'tit i the stillness of . cutting down the trees which take up a
~ ,11H,11;e: 1111 11 Silliering- . 9
- call a severe li , t- death. so 140141 en a death of one so prom- portion of the bank of the River of Life.
tilrllof ncutalgia for ,4 ):Oe weeks, agglin ineut, one who•was daily on the street in ' E. T. Ett.totT.
~ a I e .-1 wet.
;s. ^converse with our citizens, transacting Below are given the premiums awarded
I ..,,
—MIS: LET, of • l'hilasb :pltia, and business, and appalently in the-full health
by the Bradford County AgriculturalSocie
slaaghl VII
;liof the late Dr. •83111,1• S, i s v i s i ts - of vigorous manhood, cast a sleep gloom _
;I at J. J. GitIFF "•ITIIS. . over ourwhole
Whole commanity.
„ ~ Tito r nas Mxx ; Avvia. was tifty•three years ; 22, 23 Red 21. 1875.
• — F aLPI: 111 ('R 11 - 111111 "TT anit "e• "'
old.-was the son of llF.gron I. Maxwm.r., • • • CLASS I.
New York. are thst guests of,-
(( " E " It(; . 1: ' of Elmira. where he was born and brought . l' m"" 4 :'''""TY. / 3 "rhain r'""`
. ,
- . - Heifer,
Si7' VEN''. Mrs- 11. (CI•AR-,t 't I MICRis) Is up, and where liit , was formanyyears CM- . ,
,;Yr'. of the mosi distinguished actress.9s in
-.---, ployed in the store's& DAV:nil. TUTHILL. , CLASS Iy.
sari , ~ , ;1111ry: 1. - _
Tl 4 1.;‘,481....1,r,1 i p., ROI, ,
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'flit MANWKI.I. family' was a prominent
ct,.itss vu.
• , one in the Clienbing valley; Hon. Thies. ;
--:-.ll:t,m i tny -I . 1.:14:II \II' and TnEamottE „ Li. , xwELL i l i, ,
uncle, . ix ; ino , for
-many , A 5!.%.3-1.1. Yt :r l; : hl'..r . l.lis i i . ,Callle..l ,l t.
I ISilliOW , grailliateS of the Susquehanna '` s
years prominent as a literary man and lo- Ar" - ' ' "
l 'ollegiate Institute, have gone to Phila- i
cal historian.
aelphia to engage in the study of law.
Mr. 3f.ixwEia,came to 'Troy in 184(V
Thee Ate both ht -inift iiite'lio'et t youro
- • ' • '- ' ' l ' --' 3 "''' and commenced business on the ground
''''' . .', l- ""', l ", i11 , (1 '!, ' /) ".,"," r , t ', ) 11(111sely " ns Ivherc the bank now stands. The - next
- 4.,-.,, as the i r .-I , str;_wiqiee.. .
Fens. 1847, lie went into partnenthip with
. , • • •-. , Henry Leonard, They were burned out
_ t'ol•hl I'llo4'lll/!NIIS. Wednesday, April 4, 1848, moved into an old building
-. i'teml. tr 29.
~ : farther down Main street, and after the
1-,... , ,5t Nat m mal Bank 4. "" anti" ‘s rebuilding of the Ballard block, continued
ii.iniiello;zg, Judgment . for want 'ot . - business therein; next the Tioy House.
. ,
111 ailsearance. •
~ Not long after tile completion-of the rail
' \ V l Al'
I) eurh• rolat'r of till' last trill loads ill 1855, he was agient at this station
,•,;•, tesl;rment.:s'r Valentine Stint h. de- : tin' 0 yeai : • = .2l:lsl' afterwards spent three
vs C.seat nwlit al i Lift. Insuramat Co. years in the serail in bikiinesS r
with M.
‘ , olic! in far..r ut t.!!•! rtilintill A
. All(' sum 31411:5E.' He afterwards Went into part
' ~, sil'o•ln • - .: : : .•
• •:, ner,hip with Mr. Ltoxxiip -in the store
~,;....1;e, day October 5. • , now occupied by 3.EIVELT. & PoiIEIZOY.
' 'II 111 , 0i111 1 of ••ll..Stre6t, Esq.. Court an- in
1863 they quit trade. but continued
h;••-•0.!_' Smith. Esq..-a member of the Lu- their butter business and in 18C41, with
':tl•' (- , ...itity tar, t.) :practice In the sey•- • (1.
.F.
PIEDINGTe.s, limy formed the firm
, i-.• e•eii.t..l Bradford county, whereup
of RErstMitOXS. :3IA.X.WELI. IS: LEON AR. D.
, -11 11,• 1‘1;: , duly sworn.
~. ' Ile ;continued with them until .Tune, 1874,
,-, ';‘ i..; "'," l de VS ' I! S Gam bl e. , "I P 6 " when on account of ill-health, - he with
''''" '''' l " . llint to ' snow cause w hy an at - drew from the firm. Tor a time it was
-1':III ,, ;it , l-lould not issue rgainst him. . feared that lie would .succumb to his i11.1.0,n,••
. 1 .0 , n,•• Terry vs 0 Hibbard. ' Pierce .t: nese., but some Months aga be resumed
~ ~„ , , I ,: i . ‘s II A/ Cowles. Rule in his wonted elasticity, and has been en
,
, I.. 1) ..as(• continued to.. November Term. ivged in business on his own account,
Ntaiga i rs t Bunnell vs R K llttlett. Ruk end was to all appearinces as well as ever.
~ ,i a inn, II to December Term. • . When Ile died he was 3laster of Trojan
i \( . 11 : 111.1 " 1 s " 1 : 311 "ie Irhn: 4 l . - nule
;: e d, - Lodge,A. Y . :- 3L, and a Past' Grand of
,
Priarn Lodge I. 0. of 0. F.. and was al
, •
'ways:a prominent member of these or
, TH;:. "BO••••i FANNING MAII. ' AT Tut• tiers, a large attendance of whose•ment
_H Nonl s - rXrn EXtst.—En.: , Itrronv-,',, hers were present to.. honor his funeral.
La •• Los" Fanning Mill; manufae• ; He was a man of- quick, bright • intelli-
Ihi‘ , i l' the - New Yin-lc:Fanning Mill Co:, I genee, generous'. sympathies, prominent
.: 2 :1: , w,,uf1 a , Pa., Was to-day at the Stat 'and. active as a rcitizen. As a husband
1.., le It this s•ity,t awarded th e fi r st preini- ; - and a !father he :was unusually devoted
""'I: :I- a superbir mill for chaffing and I and tender. He leaves a Wife, a daughter
- *wiltin g different grains, and also i for , and a sob. Mrs...WM . . HoFFatior, of El
, t.liil, :; -oat chess.' cockle, And all small, : mira,_ and Mrs. THEODORE IhNiEn, of
• ,Ad t"ri cleaning 'timothy and elo- HaVana, are.sisters, and Mr. E. MixwELL
. 2 -2- d. It. combines all the , requisites rof Oswego,. a brother of the deceased.
'' ' 1 2 . 1 " "'" - !:l'aTator and chatting milt All The funeral services took place at the
-,,,,., d,irous of buying a fanning Presbyterian 'church on Saturday after=
"'.' ,• o!:i.-- LA better examine this one before•. ,coon, were conducted in the Masonic rite,
" I . , sing elsewhere. In the future we and-the sermon was preached by Her. S.
'il ,it , - the mill a;nistre extended notice. L. Comm--I.Y. T.: Ggictte. -
:hi iatroducing this mill to the farmers I - .: -'•-
"" 1 111. Sta te of New York, the . manufac- 'To TDB CITIZENS OF TOWANDA
.. .B0-
' , ,,•rs state that the price at which they nOr.oll-*- Fellow . .'Suiferers : . As you' are
;ie '('l(l,` is that
the ; reach of every . aware, there is4difference of opinion be
"'l. ( - 1': and that no' one 'after becoming •.tween some of uS•who reside in the First
.".401aimed with its merits can. afford to Ward and a portion ofthe Toren Council.
, i, t . witli out it.
•. . Though this is not your "funeral," you
,At. pl mon wishing information in re- may be the next, "corpse," and I prtipoie
•.:ir , l !',. th e ••floss," c an obtain it by ad- .to try your patience a little.
d • -
~' -1- -iI i g (.. F..Nlctiot.s & Co. Towanda, Somebody who lives in U lster, discus
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a. i
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:Elmira. N. Y., Sept. :10. ''
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fivread,a, Pa.,- Thunday, tan.:
OILEAT ndsuarnarrsTO ro 0111138
int. TIM IMPORTER.
I}eshing U. largely increase the circnia.
tion of the REPORTER, We Will between
this dine and the -first of deseng7 next,
give a newt Sixty-five Doitar Weed Sewing
Nfxchine to every person forwarding us
Forty New Subscribers, at $1.50 each. .
Bach a tlub can be formed in every
township. • ;
LOCAL AND CENERAL.
OI:11 statistical temperance article .is
-again crowded out l but we will certainly
nail a place for lt next week.
Tra.: I library and office furniture of
the kW W. A. PECK ' Eiq.. was sold oh
Friday last. it M. PECK Was ern PAY..
chaser.
BASF: 8AL1... Ptititens of this place
.--were beaten la,y tam Ghent chkb, on Satur
day last, b,yn score of 29 to 9. The game
was I l v ed. I.lornbrook.
•
TUE next sociable of the Presbyterian
Society of Monroet,ou, 'Kill be held at the
house of Mr. ,lIIRA:Nt SWEET, on Thursday
evening, October 14. , 111 are invited,
THE Good Templars and Glaligeirs ph:-
nicked in Hickory Gt'ov West Burling
ton, ou Saturday last, At were
made by Hon. C. F. NICIToLs and .110:
TRANST:E.
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• DoNliTio.—'ine friends of &N. HAL
LOCK. Arianinotio will mkt him a dona
tion visit at the horse of Mr. SAmrEt. B.
Mi;Conn, in Highland, on Tuesday even
ing, October • All are invited,
yrivonots and wide-awake
rttib ivas formed at Troy; - on Mciuday
.4 , vening last. Judge LoNv; plV4kled, and
:made an .eloquent tcpetv..h.f %Addresses
- were also made by W. T. D.ivms, Esq.,
:and Col. E. OvnttroN, of this place.
J. 0. FRI - Isl . ' has-just yetunied. from
'trip to Indiana. Ile reports business in
•tls Hoosier State- rather dull. We are
~pleased to learn, however, that he found
•a ready market- for the; superior goods
•manufaetured by his .
ATtiEsti was visited by quite- a dkaz , ...-
.trous tire, on- Saturday evening Llst, ' A
number of frame buildings on the east
side of Main street, including Piiie's llo‘
tel, COMSTOCK'S 110ltsR, find several Mr:es
and barns were burned We. InsYe not
learned the= igirtienlars, •
•--J. M, CArwm.i., of Terry,-has left at
thiwoffice several mammoth potatoes, of
the English tuMw-llake Variety. T.tvn of
them measnre about 14 inelre , -, zaelt in
length. • The aggregate trY.Aght of the
three tubers is pouncls., Mr. (2. informs
us 'that he ilhg, 4 ire toes from the hill
out, 11''a4eh . ktitiris.1 specimens were taken.
IN ro`..viga:ExcE of the storm. 'Ate tem
perance i`k - -nie advertised te. tome Off in
Prospect GroVe, two awl , A half miles east
from:. Athens, wits ‘Nostponed. If the
weather h; favorWO, ale' entertainment
will come off at ":lie same' place on Tues
day next, t}.l.• 12. All members of the
t*ouod Teniplar organization, and ' other
friev*_: of the cduse, re in' itlA - to be
lies t, and bring well tilled lxvskets
THE iiuniting inemiliers of the gallant
~ht 141st Regiment.'..o , ll.lle number of over
me hundred, ase , .i.o4+:lleill i n this plaice on
M!pudily last, -11.*4- the parpose of perfecting
an organiration. The proceedings appeAr
in another coquina. It was a very pleas
ant
.si4.itt to see the " boys " together
.again. and hear them tell their battles"
and camp incidents over. Arrangeilients
win. made for another ineeiing next year,
lit - lien-we hope to see a mueli larger at -
teaditnei , . ' .
.k tile - in II IWII
,Il WA% 4V)11.N LEE, of Ber
rick. a anan accll ot.lvanced in yeati , , and
.Irt who -soi...tnt,oci to etkjoy the itsitnion
two years , inre. 31r. L.
went t ,. :NOn'of4l:anint loeati.4.l ins suldinr
tit ii.l-Aroxratit, and :tiler residing' 'npon,...tt
.11fer! , eyptireil time, returned to his liOniC
county: making the entire journey
tht.! hack of
. :1 innet:nig pony.
Siv. E. B. PAnsoNs: thy tie w lirbprieblr
•Ilock City," near Olean, has coin
meneed to fit it. up for the :terminal-I - hi-.
lion of iisitoi - s. The .111 e—any • Rep,: r? r.
,says his npk:ing roailways;' paths. stair-
Ways. anti all needed repairs to the
d ateti .
Newt summer it will be a
famous 'resort for tourist:4. Partly:: an.
‘ , 4:stairtly visiting avd....xTloring-it now:
t;k.r.F. C.lc;tt Club has bertr 11 , -
retaly organized in' onr illace, composed
. of: the tOllowing gentlemeti Ist Tctn
T I\l3 - 1.1.0ck . , •N. N. IlErrs; '2(l
Ttmi.„i). ('. DElVirr. Gorr: Ist
affT, 11, 111Ekti.v: 11(1
Ita , s 44 . .1. ITIALDIVI.N. L.- .F?.
Piz.‘NK It.
TIN. Chill «ill illeCi . ; tt (11 . 0.1!
AVldia.:-day evening,
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• PIA::-(.,;.11...1' . 01. 4. 11. 1101:T0N INis
144;11I• li. - .‘ lll s:44.'llllSelt.S. Sro the piiryose of
vi.iting ii iemjs; and acr9itip:znyinfr.- )Irs.
II: itwile. Tr - i
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Alma. Brat% mil. Few per
doubtless sibattars of the:fact that " the
original inventor of steel pens is
it*. Sir Jost...in Meson,. how the-
pen manufacturer of Birminghrun
land, enjoys that distinction. HO hi *ow
very, old, being above eighty. . rts his
great factOry that several o f sut the most
poip ul 'o f the *May famed Speneerian
Double .EtAtic Steel Pens are made, the
Win:lets being supplied by the_ proprietors
of the pens;-.Messrs. BtAxEstsrc,
T.tyLon, Ja to., the Educational Publish
ers of New York. Tho Speneerian Pens
have attained their great popularity from
a variety of reasons, all of reldrh to
apparent - to any one whe raty try them.
Of ono'number More than six nail-
lions were rota last year. Wo Use them .
in cur dace, and are so well pleased with
them that we have no hesitation in saying
that they are, in our opinion, superior to
any other article of the kind with which,
we are acquainted. Their chief charac
teristicsceni to be flexibility, elasticity,.
durability, and evenness of pdil 4 .l•, and a
nearer approxitnadott. t the real quill ac
tion than ia^ tnn heretofore attained in
u';oxkl The Spencerian are compris
ed in fifteen nambers, all differing-in flex
ibility and fineness of point, and fox' the
convenience of those who wish, to try,
them, M '
_Messrs. Ivisos BLA M
KEAN, TAY
LOR kt: Co., 138 and tin . Grand street,
New York, will send by mail- a satnnle
card, seeprely enclosed, conteittitig one
each of the different on receipt
of tweitty-fiv e vrub.k. -
. -
lili Al:Titoas OF THE SPELLESCI
tit.v.--Arid now it is said that the publish
' hrs of, !Webster's Dictionaries are reispen
! Bible for the recent "Ilth • ex
! eiteinent. ' Whetiter Hill is true or not,
the 61)014;01:M1a was a good thing, and
it undenhtedly had a very excellent intlu
thee.. Of all educational accomplishments,
a proper knowledge of the orthography of
our own language is certainly the most
desirable, :and of all file deficiencies ht our
educational methods, ,thet relating this
study is the.ntst tritirkeq. And we were
therefore going 1 say that whether the
sPellitio• excitement canie about through
the advertising" efforts . of the Webster
publishers nr not, one thing is quite clear,
and that is that there is nothing that has
helped to 'stimulate the wide-spreadinter
est in thti subject, or that is e. nearly a
speller's rode. Mecum as Webster's F,'ock ,
et Dictionary, sold for one dollar, and to
be bad of almost any dealer in book,s. It
is a mart el of compactness, containing
about thic hundred filmtratiotts,, over
eighteen bowed words, %id' but 'com-
Prebete , ive rules fOr shelling, a largenntn
ber of feoni foreige languages,
phrases, proverli,, et"'., in common use.
It is 'neallv boottti in Morocco, with tuck's
and gilt ' , .lges, If not otherwise obtahia
' ble R May be had by mail from the pub=
ushers, MeSsrs. li - rsoS - , 8T..% IclcA± TAY..
IM1; Co . , 138 and 140 Grand street,
(Nem: 'York, by coelbSing to them the
price, one'don" _
bred that South Nair) street needed ni
-1 dening. The centre line street
that street
•
_ CLAM iX
II 1.11 Bolles: Cotswold Buck,
R:vl"•r. L.plerster
" " • _ " Flock; _
Ewo,
CLASS X.
M F Ran'mott,
CL.tXI
i' - G A Gurus, ttb.llion 1 yenniWiltlnter, 21 4 00
,„
i.l G Mason. " ... " Ist, lt 00
iG AV Palling. " under 4 yrars, -, . 500
C T Swain, M.Are 00,1t-r-:1 y.ltre, 2OO
cl, Tr y, Mal,. Colt., 2OO
It NV Iltilioz• Mare Cult, 2 00
' • CLASS XII. . ''.
W W BOWIIII n, r:el.liag, 4 year.; a n d ~rer. 400
Van byl,j., N o t, 4 (10
II .1 5.,, set, 51.411i,0i 4 yea I. and over,-;st , 6 HO
P Stratton, Yrar:ty;.7, Colt, i 2 00
.
B F 110W11,111, I;.l.;itig Ilitelvt I yea N, 3 00
..% Simotalg Colt t yrzir• 1,14:: op
Was 1,41 I '4,..0„ Stalli.,o glider 4 yvar,,, 4 4
:00vol I: .Nte.,. sta Won I year., and seer, 2l I 111
It F r.,,, ... ~ L, r.tir Bntft t'oreavt, . , :v (Xi
. CLASS nil.
t• S 11.1{.{{{.11,Sity.:11. earring° ll{/c/,• "Georg.. G men" 3.00
;MI F 1 ana.m. Saddle Rome, 3 00
W 17 Ti-.ay Carr{Agt• 31arr4, 7{ {lO
(71..1.55 XV
3! F Ransom. Cayux&
11,3treord, D B R Game,
C $ Davis, Dark .Drulartus,
" lintT Cochin.,
Bronze Turkeys,
I'artridge Cochin,
CLAIM XVI
R M Welk , . & .in, Thompkint Co Wheel Mkt. Jr 2 00
" Hodge - Fide Rill Mow, lOn
Eorohn )tower Co, Itowort.: D
G W Iloath, - Straw Cottor, 2 00
John Ilowitt. Plow, -I On
C It tiletaolt, Fannlng,Mill, 2 on
Miller ,R Accry, Throttler,'
CLASS atLIL
CoMinp.: k Itemsr.ll, LarsP Dioplaj , StOteN TiCIUMT,
CLASS XLC. •
James Bryant, Top Buggy, 2 00
. • . Sulky, 200
II if fleetly, Pletform Wagon, 2 00
.
A Srebl••11, Lumber Wagon, 2 00
CLASS NA. . .
. •
.1 t: Illum, Fine Hand See of Ik.ots
~ ' 1 nO
" " " Pegged 1 11.1
C F Paylvn, Set Double Harness, ' 2 00
" " • "Single •••• 200
. .
• CLASS XXI.
P Stratton, fled Wheat. • 100
reetcr .t. Scutt, Red Wheat Fhaii, 1 Oil
0 . " White " " 1.00
"u
Buckwheat " ' 100
A C Smith. Corn,l.oo
A 113110, Oat., ' Ito
N S Frasier, White Wheat, • 100
A B Smith, Deckyllent, • 1 00
CLASS XXII.
'II IL Ftrs ler, PCM,, 75
Mrs Angie, Peppers, I 00
J L Jennings, Timothy Seed, - " I On
Mrs Kilolls, Cabbage,
'
Colvin Ames, Onions, 1 u 0
. .. Beets, 25
D S Luther, Bops, • 75
littu Stroud, Water itelluti, 50
• " Tomatota, 50
- • - cues 7a9lt; .• ; i
' / 6 "4 - 141iiiiii Ehlaill linWerr . .1
..
' ''
-t,
'• . ,t)elfiatlrel " ' I .'t
11- 4 44 # 0 0 4 40 11 1
~. ,- • . '' '' - .- ''' '
Zirt .-
,- - 61,iiia XiV.
. ..
Ailkillela 01 =14 irM
Int X A Tee tir, l er Miles -- ' .. . •-;
" - " . ~ " _.-' •Miliss , ... -
•:,';• ' - ' • OLAIIII3IXVI. •,' .i
Kari Jenningetrake. .' II • ' I.
ratin,ylhrivier • 1, 7 1 wive 14,
J LJenningje ra f r nf tie
44 n ,.; - 1
)lade die •, • Ante Girl ander li;
J V Woodruff, Bitter An Printig, '
.E aDeLoo*, Raney, 1 'l
t , CLAM EIVIL -
•s r
Mtn J W Ramp, Embroidered Work. '
dilk EMbeeddery,
W Jennings, Knit iitneki4g4
Mary .4 letig.
Mrs S Droste% Knit Woolen Staildaaa,
Ifni A laden, alit, 1
Mae ) Wfitb, oliviSiikiltai i 1 ,
Mrs. jil LtU i OINAII EblThel;
• , ' v Kittens, . '
Nes Geo 11 Ned, Eland Made Shia, ,
Miss ;hide Nobles, Wax Irknrep.,
A D gawk iiny. Quilt, . ' 1
CLAW XXVIIi,
Willie tame, Pencil Praying,
!Milord Scott, Crayon Work,
A J Fisher, Photographs,
C W Allen , Millar Printing-,
CLAtizi
•
Ilolnir,
& *taloa tioteeturnt., ! • b
IltAes
0 . 6 lkievrell, Moak
Georr•,,e IS Neal, Extension Tables,
ToWAsnA, Pa., Oct. 4, 187'5.
PursnantTrail luned.hy Gen. H. J.
M*ll ll l kbrviving mem
bers of the 14 ,llegunent PennsylyaMd
Volunteers i itas held at tha hall of the
Grand Army of the Republic, commenc
ing at 11 o'clock, A. M. ,
'Capt. G.' W. Kilmer wax . elected tem
porary Chairman, and J. P. Coburn and
Col. J. H. Horton Secretaries. Remarks
were then tpade by Gen:-.7ifddillt.elciplain
ing the object , of the meeting hi stan ce
HO bad been spoken to frequently by
many members of flue Regimont, urging
that the members be called : together to
form mi organization for the purpose of
bolding annual reunions to revise the
memories and friendships of 'the past, and
this meeting was called , to tae tlie nee-.
essary steps fok the purpose. '
On motion of Gen. Madill, a
of live waii Unpainted to report officers
for a nerniaiteit Oigatlization: Commit
tee
consLvteil 'of Cap; B. 111!, Pe Tu. :
.wands. D , J. Sweet of - .ltonrtieton, Ethel
Futle,t• Of lietlicir, Capt. M. E. Warmer,
of Pike, Geo. Forbes, of Rome.
• On motion, it wils ordered that the name , ;
and company of each member present,
with O. address, be placed on the
Secretary's books, which was done. I
On- motion 'the meeting adjourned to
meet at 1 o'clock, for permanent organi
zation.
, One o'cloCk; r. x. , the meeting re-as
sembled: The committCb oh permanent
oitatilzatioh rhjibrtcll thb folidillig list of
°metro :
•• President, Gen. H.. 1: Madill, of To
wanda; Viixi Presidents, Chap. David
Craft. of Wyalusing;'Adj. r) W. Searle,
of 3liintrose; Ethel Puller Herrick; Capt.
E; Wtifikr„PikNlti l eltard. McCabe,
Rothe; C: T: Hull; Atlibfis; Wallace Scott,
Smithfield; D: J: Sweet, illonroeton; W.
H. D. Green, Burlington; Seeretary ; Capt.
D. W. Scott, Towanda; Assistant Secre
tary, Jas. P. Coburn, Orwell; Treasurer,
Col. J. H. Horton, Towanda; Assistant
Treasurer, CaPt. G. W. Cihner, Asylum.
• The - report was unanimously adopted;
On motion -of Chap. I). Craft, a ;com
mittee of one from each company was ap
pointed, of which the President of the
meeting is chairmimii; tO prepare a histo
rYof the regiment. Committee consistell
of. Chaplain David Craft, of Co: A; Cajit:
Peck of, Co. B, Capt. Kilhier, of Co, C,
Cant.ks of Co, D, Capt. Ileeve of Co.
E,' J. T.H.T.Seegraves of Co.G, Capt. B.A.
Spalding of Co. I, Capt. GeroUld of Co. K.
On motion of B. M. Peck, 4 . 1 committee
on constitution and by-laws was appointed
to report at next meeting. Committee
consisted of B. M. Peck,- .1. P. Carl; I. A.
Park, J. L. Vincent and T. J. Chubbuck.
Meeting, adjourned for dinner.
Be-assembled at 2::X) r. 31.
On motion of B, M. Peck, it W It4i resole:
eti that a re-union, !if the 'Regiment be
Held CM the firit o llitireday lit (ietdber,
18(n, with an invitation to all hondhitiy
discharged soldiers of the cottrt to join
with thtun:
Oh intitiOlt be Chi*. I): Craft; t ern
inittee iif sek•th *as appointed to make
arrangements fOr tle.! same: Committee
consisted Of
B. M. Peck, Towanda.
.1: P.. Coburn, Orwell. -
G. W. Kilmer, Asylum..
.€
Gaylord, Wyalnaing.
J. L. Vincent, Smithfield.
Capt.•Lobb, Beach Pond, Wayne Co.
Capt. N. J. Hawley, New Milford, ens. ,
quehanna county.
.• Capt. Hurst moved, that a ',committee,
be appointed to consist of one frOm each
township, to report at our next meeting
'on the feasibility of erecting a monument
somewhere in the county, to commemo
rate the services of Bradford county sol
diers in the late war. Slotion carried.
The Chairi takes time td appoint com
mittee.
Speechek-were made by Capt's. Hurst
and Peck, Gen. Madill andClup. D.
-Craft, carrying the audience back to
scenes in camp, on the march, and lin the
deadly strife on the battle field. The oft
repeated applause and in many
,cases the
tearful eye ;;Lowed die deep appreciation
Of the audience.
1 - The Lin-Ta Band were on hand and fa
itored the audience with some of their;
Choicest music for which the meeting ten-'
tiered thanks and three cheers.
• On motion of D. Craft the meeting ad
,journed to meet again at call of preSident.i
The following is a list of members
present with Post Office address.
=
! Gen H .1 I'oll J II llorpm,!Towatt
; 3InJ Om% 31..tuttr. ; ('hap ('raft. Wyn
; Sittln A J Towanda.
- C . ..11P1N , 1 A.
c3i.t .1 11 hunt, r s Int, 'Arizona ; A li'l7 Hatnnmn,
Camptow ; I. R'llralh, New Era ; Edwin
land. Camptown ; E F tewk, N•ir Era;ll Iloovrr,
C.rptown ; 'T F. quirk, Suptr Ran; M141 , 1'0111,
Campton a; C Imuglmrty, Campton n Earri 'ter,
Hiunno•rtield ; John I,e, Campton n ; Joslmal Wahl,
..*Enpt.,wta;'
Ali Wyaluping ; Itutl4ll Car -t
rington, Wyaluslng; R H Dirney, Sugar Run ; .1
qaylonl, Wyalusing; J 3I Wtll. , Nvir Era I, EliAlm,
Wyaltp.ing. •
00
:! (X)
omraN%
I •
1 raid T Hat les, Towanda ; Al Towanda;
1
\V I' Bold, ; G 111Iumpbroy, Leflaysville;
I' Iceltaysvillf ; G H Granger, Towanda;; tiobt
Hatch, New All 0 A SQp4.l7Towanda; (4111 T,
Towanda; II Smith, South Warren;, Ezra 'Rutty,
Towanda; J A iloswortli. Leßayavillo; A Whltaker,
Warren Ventre; A C Arnold. South Idtchtle4; A E
Arnold, Sontlt'Litchlield ; .1 P Coburn, Ontell; J ii
17 11 a1roo, Horn Brook HAlark, Townuda ; Get)* ix Ott,
Towanda ; steven. ; Chat; ('ash.
Towanda.
5 oo
3 00
200
200
5 00
300
=ZEE
Citut t. Gilmer, Toutititte ;P J Sweet, 31unrocton;
N I><4!;;;,•, Franklin ; Jelin Rockwell, Frankfie ;
M'y-A ; S M Mt (leo, Towanda Clarencq Cole,
; llntre) Cummins, Liheity Cornets (bas
Solt, biLerty rn,..rg ; F W
I=BIEZI
A paik.„:4oitit Bill; Sol Wulburn, Ton:aulla;
rapt M E Wainer. I.4tayAille; Il IF Batton, Outten
cillr; 11 Pratt, Rune; II Wanter, Leltayscille'; It B
cAtasi., Hm Home, T J Inbinick,'North
()it' ell ; Wnt Vibbett. Rowe ; A le Burellanl, ; Allis
Bolton ; 11 Benjamin, Towanda; Albert Braittsard,
Pottsrilli; John Whitaker, Rome; MAitnt Frirrich,
S,Otth Bober* Price, Burlington ; II A litandxp
lin, Towand•i.
MEI=
Lane, Dlountitin Lake; 8.4 Mattis, Lutiter's
3101 s; A FE,l , ly,`3lirrAnrg; B F Nickerson, Highland;
C Alexander, Foot of Plane; L 1) M B Mich*,
Ilnrline on. ' I
=Mr
W K Seagn.r . :;, ramptown
CO3II'INY 1.
. .
(`al4 J G lirown,fiugai Run ; Limit J. 8 Frink,-
Bottle ; Wm llgeterick. Towanda; Theo Larrinin,
Miry ; Neloon Connya, Towanda ; .1 AV ltwerotli, Rome;
IMO Lamphere, Myerthurg ; Richard McCabe, .North
Rome ; J(I McKinney, Litchfield Centre ; J L Jiihn
am„North'Onrell; 8 E Kilmer, Rome ; 8 T Tatgaaon,
Noith Rome ; J li Allen, Ci L Porbes, J A Allen, Lem
nelltobituMn, Rome; J I Rernolda, Ilyeraburg; T W
WoOdburn, Wpm: ; Eugene Lent, Elijah Mao!, J E
Gillett, J W limbh, W W Miller, North Rome; J
Owen, Wysoi.
COMPANY. E. ; '
Capt B Cernyld, Wdlace Scott, E )1' Dailey, L
Vincent, C C Chitubstlin, East Smithfield ; Capt D W
Scott, Towanda; W it ll - Green, Burlington; Henry
Stab!, Ituaborr.
Tata! number preftrit, • D. W. &err.
J. P.. Coarsen,
Secretaries:—
.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
Itir POWELL ik - CO. have the exclusive
sale of the justly celebrated and popular Jamee.
town Mohair's, Alpacas, and Poplins, which are
warranted to keep their color, and will not shrink
or crinkle. They , hare Just received direct (rein
the mills' complete 'mammas's: of these eveclient
fabrics:to which they call the particular attention
of their customers. Pour - att. k.Co.,
e xtr io gA &tit %He*
i4:4l.ntisA;: . . Lelia :
I?,
ar Goods suitable for Bridal: Gifts at
litacirs [Sep=
1 00
:sant yon wont to actors s goodirtictr, and get
the worth of your money, the place togo Is Mtn.
nuneurve;
1 00
,p en
b ao
Eir fiat tin its bteit Style; at MtM
IrLaTcuzn's, No. 4 Bridge street. Towanda.
2 00
:t (X
Mr For Stone ChUrna, Butter, Cream,
or Preserver Pots, go to &cwcz•e .rSeP3O
1 00
1 CO
1 Ou
1 au
1 OU
Ur Go to KEF: & Bum! and see their
VIM Stock of Press vats, tsettatti
ii
gr Cirte PEC* I 4II 111wEA. Nr I;titlet::
iiliti ad iiki•eis:
BM
Gam` My stock otSilver Plated goods . Is
large awl I will !ell atly of It at very low ftgorrai for
MOO, (SeP3O,3 0. A. 81.A11..
100
iOO
100
I On
I IA
rir Dwelling Houses to rent cheap.
Enquire*, 0. 0. .1:1765y, at 'OVERTON &
1000 Vii °Mee.
etil 4 A iew hiyi; pitittrbaqiie .11rorne
,
nade—taken at 4.. f. Ft/Gum% Gallery.
El
Iloadquarte r ra for' Lamps, Lamp
Goods, and Lanterns at ISLAca's. [siep3o
far A full lino of Black and Mourning
iirelu 64'4 0;1 itkr k NV/
Opera, vivid, anti .Spy tilasteg la a great va
riety, at IiENDIRLMAN.S.
. 01 A. BLAcs . ,.displays in his show
window the Burst assortment of Flower Pots, Va
ses and Hanging Baskets, ever . shown this
market: rsepaor,
"" r. • -
Non . 1 )11 , 1 , Mood", and Trimming/4i at I
EVANS 4. illuArtit's
Ur :Fort Table Cutlery either in fine
g00k,,, or ebeaper grad,,:: you Win find a full Hue at
I3L,lCK'F,Cruckery St4e. v0i,30
15," The pLice t<, buy Felt Skiiiti and
Shads Is at KENT & BrAss'. (seratf.
the
: • t-- \
rt" Ail e ilaili pape . is, weeklies and
magazines claws at Wiii•icomn & gIIAETC'E.
11177 Those Silver i Solid Handled Knives
from RoGetta Baps., glte p:Tfect antisfaction, and
you can get t doz. of them foc sh dallata at
Itt,teles t'rockery Stun.. plep3o
VP - New Table Danial,kt. lcaplilas and Towel*
at Evairs & 11111:mtrrit's.
far It line assortment of Broadcloths,.
Doestiii N narl Fatkry Saiting,t had openPll at
noir '
Bar TU secure citildreng . piEtttiotake
them to the new Clattery.
Oar New voils, ref:o%yd daily at It END!.E)IAN.B
M I- Go to • D ECM:* BROS. to boy tine
overi..o4.
M . If yun want Handsome, New,
Stylish Surf; call at JaCo*?
N,rw (lucks awl C:isslsuers, at
EVANB.I4
Sir Engraving done nt HENDELMAN'S Jewelry
Store.
/EirMuslr-Boxes and .llnsteal Clocks, at iIEN'
vr:r:3tex•s:
IC:Z
PNiir6 speak for them
selver, ktstltit's New Gallery.
M - !satlie's Belts in great variety, at
sep9t KENT &lILISS%
WrITENDLEMAN utters a great reduction In Sit
ver-Plated Ware. .
sir For an kinds of g 0044 in the Jewelry line,
call at M. HENDLEMAN'S.,
ta" The finest assortment of iddidigt
Tlt at Kvxr & nuts•: EsepOtt •
WitITCOMIS S;IIAL7T have the best
i4A4;itilekit. iit Inkefllnne , nix Inolts In Nortlirrn
tienn•ylvaula:'and >rll thri f n cheaper.
Tom''' Gti to I Et KEU 13 fins; to buy ytifir .
Trunks awl Valises.
Clr Ladies, take your combings to Mn.
lain tut equal to cut bah-, by
hawing the roots - turned all etc way. ,
.rir Passengers to th,e . West will find it
to their ailvantoge to pordinse tickets at the Ta
.watula Depot. Dates renueed $1.50 from Sept. Ist.
Aar For the beet iloast or Steak to to'HllrEtt &
Itt7NDEWs.
fX' JA.cons, the one4yriee clothing man,
has just returned from Hiq city with a large stock
of Clothing. "A word to the wise is stdlicienL"
_
lON - Go to JAcons' and buy your. boys'
Clothing at less crpt than yon can get '
the cloth I
elsewhere.
Sir LIYSILY rOn SALE..-IVC hare a Livery p
eight horses and good carriages, -hack, etc., which
We offer for Sale Cheap and on reasonable terms.
tnquire of onr agent at tho, stal.le's., or at oar
Music Store,
Ur li ray 1 - lair-at Mn. Fl.V.Tentn's.
rar The poorest man in town , has got
money enough to boy a suit of clothes at 'd A con's.
sir-Boyle linen colas of M. fI.iIOSENFIELD'S
far If yap. have g(it to purchase school
books, call at WIIITC01111& SIIACT'ft.
W Old pictures copied and enlarged,
or reduced to any size desired, And furnished In
oft, water colons or Ink' at the new Gallery over 0.
A. BLACK'S Store.
•
rir JACOB'S just received another
dirhlend on his gold mine stock, and has Infested
it in new Fall Clothing, which he ir now offering
at prices lower than ever,
lar Go to DECKER BI10:4. to buy a fine
Snit of Clothes.
In" Ladies' white Party Slippers and
Wants' Soft Sole Shoes. They are beauties. Just
received at Co sin' & cow: K. •
Wlt Is not veteran knoWn that 11. C. WIIITA-
Km; at the 'look Bindery over the REPORTER
office., makes !Bank Books lu any style of ruling and
binding desired. If yon leant a new Ledger, Jour
nal or Docket, glee hDet a call.
air Never buy a Cook Stove until you have called
at JUNE'S and examined the "New Empire," n
stove which has
.nevcr disapPolnted the ezpecta.
lions of the most fastidious housewife.
Superior,Switches,' in all the extra
shades, at Mrs. YLETellEtti.', No. 4 'Bridge street.
far-FREE !—Any one buying $l.OO or
more worth of geode at 'ME ROSENFIELD'S Cloth
ing Store, will receive free one elegant Alpaca Cap,
or Straw Hat, tsith of the lateXt. styles.
•••
PH" GIVEN' AWAY !—Every purchaser
'of goods anionntlng to 1,1.00 ocAniote, will receive'
FREE, one striped Alpaca cap; or straw Ilal, at
31. E. Rost.Nrir,Ln's Clotlank Ston•.
. i • •
_ .
or rims ot-Foreras GREAT REDUC
TION IN PIANOII.-.Flrmt,clasp, largo slze, square
grand, 734 octave Plano-fortes, for pis. Organs In
proportion ; at ifoLsi Es & PASSAGE, Tosvanda, Pa.
far GREAT 11ARGAIiu.7,-Ort and after
this date, I will sell my surplus STOCK OF
FLOWERS ai reduced prices, at my Green
hnnses, on Main street, north ot.Eplseopal Church,
;Jas. C. IRVING.
li' Go to DECKER EIROs. to buy your
Hats and raps. ;
tsir ;lutes and 'Braids at lira. PL'ETCII
mrs:
di' NEW Q00D13.-31. E. SOIAMON ,
SON have opened alarge invoice
.of Fall and *in
ter Clothing, which was selected with great care
especially for Bali market These goods will be
sold at priCes which will astonish the closest buyer
as they have been purchased for ;cash at great ad
vantage. Heavy Winter Coats, at •I .SO; Pants at
5; Heavy Overcoats at t 1.50 and IS; and all wool
Heavy Beaver Overcoats &tele; and everything else
la proportion. Attire invited to call and satisfy
themselves thatwe cannot be undersold. All goods
warranted. .t
-
rEir j The Bradford - County Anti-Secret
Society Association. will bold Its nest annual meet
ing at yooght Hollow, at the Wesleyan Methodist
Church, on the WA and tad of October nest, cow
mencing on Friday, at JO A. M., with afternoon and
miming sessions, and a single session on Saturday,
commencing it 0 A. x. The Rev. E: W. WttaEL
-04, of the If, E. church. the Rey. J. W. Rarxott,
of the Congregational Church, and the Bev. Mu-
Tay LornaBVIIY, of the Wesleyan Methodist
Church, are expressly Invited and' expected to
lecture on the occasion. Aninvitation to attend Is
cordially extended to all. By order of the Ere-en
tire Cosiatttee. j D. U. SzAltiaLtT, Sect'.
=I
Sir 3in.lVat. llogrwicit. late of J. S. A (.Ll7 i &
.CO„ can hereafter t found at J. o.Fnost &SONS:,
on 3faln street, where he Fill be happy to see all of
hispumerous friends. rAnd any ha need of Fern'.
ten., or anything in Pie fine of ilndertOlng, will
Owl the best goods, best assortment, and lowest.
prices, at their store, of any place In the country.
Call and see for yourself.
'Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacles, and Eye
Glasses, In great variety, at iIENDEL:MAN g Jewel
-1
ryStore.
•MARRIED.
. .
L F:ast
Atiped 29 by B. S lienll, Clayton' 11' IlcoV. and
M H
ary aan::lin, bor . !' of lica.d
TRASK —BOWF.-RS.—At East Sinftefleld. Se p t.
24, by B. $. Deaii, A. E. Trask, .of
:Mil Amy Bowers, if( Betniettsburg, N. Y.
AT ES --4C ILA Elf."—Ai 'East Sndthfiebt; at the
ccsldenee of the bride's father, Chester Ciao:
titer, Esti., September 28, lty S. Math Heim*
t.ates and Addle Crannier, both or Eaod Stott ti.
! fl.dd.
II AL LOCK-1)01)G E. At Terrytmtn, Spilt.
Ina. by Rec. 111. Craft, lfr. It. J.
W . yaltmitig, to 5119.1Suste Etottge, of Terryttnvit.
.—At Sugar
October .I.l*. 1). Craft, Mr. Mo,es
Et eit
bcrgPr to Miss Isabelin t 4111.1415.
G RocEizrEs rizovisioNs.
itOOMS k P.ViSAGY.'
GRo,c,ERIES PkOVISIONB
ONE DOOR NORTH or cs)111,11ii; & ItUSSEII.
TOTAL ABSTAINERS CAN
_a_ Ins* their lives; very - cheap hi fir
Temperance Mutual:Benefit Am-
A well established and hell conducted Life 111611-
ranee plan, by which total abstainers get the bene
fit of their habits of abetineuce, as they cannot do
In companies which Insure ordinary.drinkers. No
Mrge ptendums to.pay; no tine building* to build;
nOldOesearles. , HAM., A . gent.
Towanda,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Having fitted and repaired our Brick Store, we
now otter the same for sale or rent open reasonable
terms. Any party wishing to engage In the mer
amnia buslnesawill find this a good opportunity
for doing a successful business. For' particulars
enquire on the premises or of M. J. Long, at Ste
rens *Long, Towanda, Pa.
J..ON G DUOS. -
filuilDgtou Moro-Va., Sept le. Imo.
. 1 0 , 1 °1 141 3 , ql# iltOrbiL_Eltilit 6 4 1 1 51
tile litaA ik oilier mg of rux , e;
and you twill have clearer llacds as hill as ja4
- -
IN" Hof mss- & ' macs, are genera
agents for silo celebriaed MatlistsbelCrialace, and
GE% WoODII aCo. 14 0411111-4 ho bast ha this or
soy other roaotry. '• - , (Aprls,
44 4 116 btrgese Deg oi Spring and
goods yet tnottett to tali tunkett n being
received daily, at H. 3,4C011/4'.
rir Novelties and Fancy Goods at
Erp9tf KENT & DLIEN
HENDNLYAN has the largest and best
stock of ladies` and gentiemens' phi and stlrer
int - Choi ever brought to 7oirandrh
.. , . .
. AFF - iion't tat to hall at 1iEN1,L.CM , ....)4i it Still
Wiill to buy anything Ili the Hue at Jewelry, Silver
anti Stlremeate4 Ware.
•
far KEIFT Bias bave just opent4l a
flue assortment of predis Goods Wall the new shades
la plaids and piainiemors. Call and see them. sep9
Sir New Embroideries, White Owls and ,Lares
at EVaria &
- Everytliiii4 ill the line e' bLatioti
.et7 at WIIITCO3II3 & SUACT'S.
Qom" All the new shades of 'c'ashmeres,
Just tipeileil at Empotf) I(ZNT &
air If yon want the*best Conk Store extant, rah
at dt:Nr.'s, to Stemmed Mock.
rir A flte - tOsklrthlt•fit Ut Kitl Gloves in
Tints and Colon; at KENT & S6l.ott.
L
'Go toH HITC C IIO SilicTr,Merent's Mock,
for your Books and Stationary.
t Novelties in Sash Ribbons at
Nept I KENT &13Liss'
gatift Tiupililiig
)(act:like, At one-half RS rainy. .1.
•
car Threshing 'Machines, second-hand
tot, ohcap: PiOwp, Rubber Pa &c.
ang3 V . R. M. Ai'Et.t.rs & Sox.
g.V" Call and see the new styles of !col.
tars arid NON, at it P.NT & ; [.;fll9ll'.
. .
DRESS MAKING. ... •
-
_lt MAK'. PP Itt'Z will open aeresMilakets shop
In the house formerly ocettpietl by ,Mm 3. it. M.
Mtult. cOrnit of iSeeMid altil Pllltir ;Streets, oh
310NDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 11cr friends and
the public goner:thy are Invited to rail. Silllsfae.
tlonvtaratiteml.[sepo
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cer A spec ial tneOtirig of the historical
Boriets . of Bradford County, will lit. hold in eantott
on Frlfiay, Or!ober 8, al 2 r..i A cordial Avila-
Bon to attend I extrodt.d to nil.
ft. A. 3f Eitc Cn, Sor'y.
rAthen' fiftsette 41A.1 Llr':rnocraf, Troy (Fa:We
and canton S'cAll.tel please copy.)
Mr - Go to DEcitEit ilnos. td bti)' fine
lbw of Furnishing 000(14 gt•uerally.
Fou SALE.—TIic subscriber oilers
for sale a large, eonsmodlous and well arranpd
for a dry gaols store, stlalted lit Leßays
vine, Bradford The building has a good
cellar, a well-arranged sales room,' and an upper
story for a carpet room, etc. Will be sold reasona
bly; and terms of payment ntatkt to stilt purchaser.
.1. W. JoNES.
Neath, Bradford Co., Pa.
McCABE & EDWARDS,
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GOD 8211'E THE C'O4IIOIirIIIEA bTII
1
vinur.As, in and by an act et General Assem-
bly of the,t'ommonwealth of Pentteilmtn4,entitled, ,
An act tie Initiate the General klecti tr p within I
thin Coratiumwealtth. , I t is enjoined I me to,,
glee notice of mid flextime and to en merate In ;
eilq attire 4 /thsti officers are to ate clt eted, I t J.
stafttletn entr e titskitiffd the event of Grad
fort do it . ereby make ItitSSlf ift4 ?IN! ftlelMblie
notice to the electors of the county of AfrWfUrd.;
that to Bei:rral Election will be Lehi In . Id county
on the
SECOSis DAY OF, NOVE1IIBEit„1. I
Ob(1 saute being the Tuesday next MI
11.15 Montify of November.) •
Xisoliefeby make known and Mee
Mete of Mailing the aforesaid election hi
4,, ard10 ledmghs; districts and (owlish
the Olunit,:of IftutlPlrd tire al fellows, tot
Armen ,g at the litelsti •Iptin 8: Jieek •
Atha WO, at the house of Trit etfiltn:
Albany, at the Bahr school !muse:
Asylunt sit the school house near S. Dec I
Athens horo, at the house of Chas. Dal •
Allmn* terp, at the Exchange note!.
rllngt4n bow, at the flays° House.
rlingten tsrp, at the Itoyse House, it
ll bo
Burlington West, at the 31 E Chareh.
jot the setups.] house.
Clifton hero ] at the Central house.
Canon tsp, at the Central House, Cant
Columbia] at the.irmse of as Morgan.
Franklimlat the Town It U '
Granville at the house of B F Taylor.
Herrick. lit the school Louse lierrickyli
LellaysTftle, at bottle or v E Case. 1
Litchfield. at the house of S 11 Canner.
Leßoy, at Centre School llonse.
Mt doe tap, at the house Once occupied
Rockwell. -
Moroe lAirn, th e house of ()milli he
tlr vll, ae, the Town hull. ,
Overton, at school ;Pulse No 1.
Pike, at the house of Tracer lion ort
itte, at tha academy Its Rolfe ooro
It‘iate bore, sC toe Academy.
tillighttry,l at the Rorie of chis 'Study.
Shptheryttm, at the Vatiey
springnela, at the Inarke of 3trs
Stalttllng Stone, at the house of Simon S
i•mltbaeld„ at the house of Forest.
Sylvania born, at the liote,e of ('mils Me ,
South Creik at the !tense of C E Coe.
Terry, a 1 the house of E .1 Shepard.
Toirtnyla bom—Flirt Ward, at the ludei
I Irk Sullivan. g Second, Ward, at the Coup Third, 14'artt., at tl:r (Jeerers Store of. ti
S it
Tosvatilla rip' at the *shoal banjo tif , 4
Scent's.
Troi• Iroro,irtt. te? ll.bnr of V Ji Long.
-Troy twr, itt the L u rie of V 31 Long. T 1
.Tliso.tora4at the sohool house near Jas B .
lrlntrr.
irittfen, atthe !tease of H Cooper. •
Windham ht the leoun.! , of It Kuykeattail.:
Wyallivltigi at th.-• fiouFe of .T II ftlaelt.
R•IIRu t, atoh, owe, of A .1 Shle.
Wpii.x. at the house I,f it C Mver••
t6e 1. s,:•eley.
w;l: r i•ElesoNl for tho (.111 re 11.1veritor
Pepliwylvlo,l4,
..
9.Nli l'Elt.:,,ON for the ollive (4,Tri.sAur,
01111 liP)weJfkli of I. • ctitv:3 l lpl;"
ON fa.
, l'ElkiliN for 1i..• °L, of , ;.1-4,111,pi,
sala Niittily; .! .
ON II u!l ~ irv• or. P.4.p,i'iter
Cordr!rpt Nati colilify.
. .
U\ I 4:. - , .
l'Elt.V./N ,n.r Or' 4 , 41 , •-. of Sb-riff
comlt y r !
IN}! l'F:l:4O'N, l,;r ;11, cal. •,d Ti . ••;,,111,1- .
comity!,
T II 1ei.:17 I'ItIiSONS for tlir_ office of eontiC
missloil.r of :fail VISIIII . y.
THREE rliinnt/Nri rid no , oflie.. of And
said minify. / '
ON EiI•KIIISAIS forth.; °Mee of coroner
C.4llllty.i . i
,
.. Speeitti attention is hereby directed to t
A rfleleo,f the .1 , :e... Const 11 ut ion. .
seril6ii I. Mery male cltlzNi twentp.soo,
of age, Vosses4tit:.! t'•, following quail ficat low
be entitled to}vote at all eleettlffot •
Int. Ile shall have been a ellizelt of the
StatCA ii:t. leasll one • moot It.
211,1. fie shall hate resided in the Slimy on
(or If, haling ',reek...sly been a'quailtiled Pre
native lor.. elkizen of the State.. he shall In
moved hercifnun 411111 retitracti. then six to I
Immediately tiree-cling the election.
ad.-Ile idianitor‘e r.vitileit ill the sheen..., do
when. lit: :tat:wooer to vote at least two tinriii
IlledialaS pre, eding the eleelVoi. `
4th. if twenty-two years. of age or upwat
shall hale paid .slthin two years a' State or ili
tax, which slip have been iissessed l't leis.
month al-and 191,1 at least one Month befor,
! I
election
Section I. An elections by the citizens shall be by
ballot. very ,allot voted shall be 111101bei•ed in the
order InL . willehilt shall be received, and th e littiti-..
her recd lied 4 the election officers on the I st .44r
voters, 4polte, the name of the elector n hop sentt
„.1.4 o
file Belle(, Ms name upon
or may write
i t
his tivitht: or Pause tde s!lt fne to be written th .remt
and atteiited It a citizen of th e district. Tin Ace.
11011 officers 510111 he sw
,acorn or affirmed 'not t dB
!
close Ince• any' nlector shalt have voted. unleis •re
mitred i 4 do sods witnesses Ina Judicial proceed.'
ing.. ; i , 4'
Section 3. Elictors shall
in cases except rean
on, felony, anti breach or surety of the peaes, be
prlelleglill frtatl arrest during ihelr atteinho 'e on •
1 .
election. and in going to and returning therefrom.
Section 0. Whenever any of the qualified electors
of this pumnOnwealty shall be In actual military
service, tinder a requisition front the Presld la of
the Vnithd stafien or by the authority, of this om-
HIOUWerIiIII, stuns electors may exercise the if lit of
suffrage in all elections by the citizens. under . ; stielt
regulatiens as 4r shall he prescribed by law, ispily
as if they werelpresent at their usual places of;elee
lion. l i I
Section 7. A thlaws regulating the holding of 4dee
tioniby the eittzens or for the registration oflecs
tors : shaff tie uniform throughout the state, h t no
elector shall he ilePtiveil of the privilege of Tug
by leas/ of Lin name not being registered.
S eet lot U. Any person who shall give, or pridtdse,
or offer 16 give, !to an elector, any money, reward or
other valuable cOnsideration for Ills vote at an flee
thin, or (or olthholding the same, or who shall give.
or lirotal2o to gllo. such consideration lb any other
.person oriparty for Snell ....lectors vote, or torthe
withholdingtheteof, and - any elector who shallre
ceive or agree t 4 receivefor hltuselter another l any
money, reward or other valuable conshieratioti t for
his vote at an elfetion, or for withholding the &me
theredy fOrfeltsithe right to vote at such election.
any any elector lettuce right to, vote shall be c mi
lerged for such tame before the election officers,
shall be require.' to swear or affirm that the um ter
of the chattengeas untrue before his, vote shall te
r
ceivell. . I .
Section 11. Alt.! person v. ho shall,,,;while a cll.-
date for office, fie guilty Of bribery, fraud, or wipti
violation of any Hectlon law, shall bb,.
forever t Ise
qualified froth holding au office of triaSt or prolic in
this Cominonwenith. and, any person' convletel of
wilful violation of the election laws Mut% In whit=
Hon to any penallies provided by law; be deprlVed
of the right of lamp- absolutely for n term of
four yeart•S. t
Section 13. Fo4 the purpose of voting, no person
shall lie thiemed to have gained a residence by-rea
son of his )resenl.e. or lost it' by re11.,011 of his ab
sence, while' emPloyed in the service, either e4ll
or military. of this State or the United States, I
while engaged hti the navigation of the waters
the white or of it United States, or en the hi
seas; nor. While a itudent of any liodltallon or leagu
ing, nor while kept in any tsar home or other My
inan at public expmr.e. nor while confined In public
prison.
Section Id. District election Iris shall consist
id a Judge - pod tWo Inspeetors, who shall be chosen
annually by the gltlzens. Each elector shalt have
the right to vote col' the- judge and one InspectOr;
and each inspector shall appoint one clerk. The
first clextiOn hearil fur any newidistriet shall be se.-
'!cried, and vacancies in election boards shall he
filled, as provided ! by law. Election officers shall
Ice privileged front arrest, Ulan days of election,
anal while cm:a:god In making up and trans:ain't* ,
returns, taxtvpt uf - Joni warrant of a court of record
or judge tiMreof, for an election fraud,- for felony.
or for wanton bredch of the peace., In cities they
may claim oxemption from Jury duty during their
terms of service. •
section l.i. So f:prson shall be qualified to seri:e
as an election officer who shall 1101(4 or shall within
two Inontbs;have held an office or 'appointment or
employment In os under the government of the
United States or of this State, or of any city, or
county, or or any inttnielind board, conunlislcat Or
trust in any city, !save. only Justicfie of the peace
and alderman, notaries public and persons lit thb
militia servfee of the State; nor shall any election
officer be eligible tO any civil office to be filled at an
election at Which he. shall serve;.save :only to such
sulmnlinsto.lntmtl4lpal 'or local olficeS. below ths
grade of city or comity ofileers. as shall be designa
ted by general law.l •
'Anal atolls the following acts of -Assembly no
in fdrre in this Stale, viz:
Act of June 30th.4874:=Section 5. At all election
hereafter Mild tfniler the laws of this Common
wealth, the IN/11A AIM) I.n) opened at 7 ti clock a. in.
and closed ak 7 Weldck p.
Section 7. !Whenever these shall be a vacancy It
an election Mord oe the Morning of an ;electio a
said racancylsball lie filled in conformity With cxl
ting laws. .
The said ant of Apembly. entitled, "an act rely
Ling to the electlonl Mt Commonwealth," pas
ed July 2nd. 5818, provides as follows, viz:
"That the tnspectnrs slut judges shall meet at th+
resPec t Ivo places appointed for holding the eleetto
In the district at which they respectively belong
before seven - tit:lock lir the morning of Tuesday
Noveinhernil, anteaelt said Inspector shall a
'whit one eleek, oho shall hr ttinittalltled. voter 1.
such district.; •
"in case.thels2rsoji who shall have received tit
second highest number of votes for inspector sits
not attend oulthe day Of tut election, then the per
son who shall have. received the second higher
nuntberof xofes Null:ldg° at the next .pre4edin
election shall act as inspector in his place. And In
ease.the person who shall have received the hlghes.
number of votes for Inspector shall nut- attend,. th
person elected Judge : shall appoint an inspectur In
his place; ate), in case the- person elected Judge
shall not attend, theft the inspector who received
the highest niimber Of votes shall appoint a judge
In his place: Shit if tiny vacancy shall continue in
lice hoard for the space of one hour after the time
fixed by the law for ;opening of the , election, the
qualified voters of thp township ward or district fo
which such *aver shall have been elected, present
at the place ofielectiOn, shill elect one of the itylue
her to Rill such vacancy,
The Aerof :loth of ;July. 157-I, further provides,
viz: Section 8. At theicipening of the polls at all elec
tions It. shall be the duty of the Judges of election
for their respeetive districts to designate one of the
Inspectors,
whose duty It shall be to have In custody
the registry of voters, 'and to Make the entries
thereto required by and it shall be.the duty of
the other of said pus rectors to receive 'and number
the hallets presented at said electicM. •
Section 9. All elections by the citizens shall be by
ballot; every ballot voted shall be numbered in the
ceder in width it shnh be received, and the nom
her retortsd byll he clerks an the List td* voters oppos'
site the mune or the cleelbr frtm whom received.
.1401 any - votce voting two nr more tickets, the
sever.:l tit Vt.l 5.. voted shall each be numbered
with the ilinntii•r coriespouding with the number
to the name or ihu voter. Any elector may Write
his arune• ulxnt his ilelket, or canoe the same to lid
written 1 h-reoa, and attested by a citizen of the
disirhd.. In Itiblitlorho the oath now prescribed
by law to be taten and subscribed by election
they shalf sever.llly be sworn or affirmed nut
to disclose howlany elector shall have voted, un
les:. tie - mired Wilt) to fi.s witnest In a judicial . pro
reeding, All jielges,iinspectors, clerks and over
seer's et nrr eiection hied under this - act, shall, hes'
fere ;evicting tru tlatilr ditties, be duly sworn or
lii the tires:mire of each other. The Judg
es shalt tie ,wont I.y the minority inspector,it there
inthoi I lospector, and In case there
he no Inlii.Alty Inspector. then hy a Justice' of the
peace or tederthals, and the Inspectors ' overseers and
oinks shall Le }.wont by the judge. Certificates of
tech sYrearitiki.ir alfinting shall be duly niade•• to
and signed by lite officer so sworn, and attest•tfh's
tit oaker who, administered the:,' path. If any
Judge or milibrliy itijipector refuses or fails to
swear the (Inter:lot eitjcilint In the Manner required
by this, or if any . offiett of election shall act without
being first drily uworn; or If any ettleer of election
shell sign the feria of Wilt without being first duly
MOM, or If atiyljudgel, or utittoritY inspector shalt
certify that anyinttleeilwas sworn when he was not,
tt shall he deemed a Mistletuatior, and upon eolvie
thm, the officer or officers So °Omitting shall be
lined not exceeding °ins thousand dollars, or Im
prlsoued not eiceedlng one year, or both, in the
discretion of the court,
C
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O 4 0
Imat
tieciluil 10. Oil tho :lay ut election any person ;
u hose name shall not dppear on the registry of co-
tern, and who shall 'claim the right to cute at said ,
election, shall pioducelat least one qualified vote d
of the dlStrlct as a whiten to the renldeneo of the
claimant In the districf In which he datum to be a
reil
[ toter for the period Cita least two months linmd
' (NOY - Pfeeeeding sate! electioa, 'which witneaa
shall ite : send* ofnrisymed awl sobsenbe a written
orpartly written end, pant rtilteti affidavit to the
10.0 aaci!' bj tilni; which Ofiltlatit shall' define
Menne* e.lffero Cep, leeirienee is of the pefsrei so
Ciefitlinff to le it Voter; pint the person so claiming
to vote shall aid/ tribe ma soleiefibe to a Arittekot,
partly written partly lenglift atilefi,ilte stating,)
to the best of ids knosiledge and te:Tef;when glut
• where he was !horn; that he has been el eltiren of
the Visited States for one month. and of the emelt,
monweafth of Pennsylvania; that he has retitled Inl
the CoMmosWealth, one year. or, 'if fertnerly a
qualified elector or d native horn citizen thereefe
-and has removed therefrom and returned, that he,
has resided therein iii months next preceedinge
said enrunni that he has resided in the - district Ini
whirl. •.e er Intan be a toter for-the, petits' of atj
least two months allefediately preceding eard else-'
lion: that he has not moved irfPf Me titstriet for the
purpose of voting therein; that tki It 'u; If ttrenty.,
two years of age or upwards; paid a State'fit mantel
tax within two' years, which was assessed at least
two months and paid et least one month before the !
election. The said affidavit Shall also state when
and where the tax claimed take paid by the of
was MiseSse•l, and When and where and to , whom
paid; and the tax receipt
aunt be produced
i mr , er.druhlatterh Wets the shall state ro Ids
h fild,ittt ttfat It nag been lost or destroyed, or that
! he Ilene! eeenleettelurs and If a naturalited t itizen,
1 shall also state w en, wlteth and by what court be
i was naturalized, and shell eifti frfeeince his certifi
cate of naturalization for examinatfa': 'set If the
trinigton ) person so claiming the - right to void shall teke
' anti Subscribe an affidavit that he is a native horn
citizen of the 'United States, or, If born elsewhere
i shall state the fact in his allldavitoirel Shell-pro:,
duce 'evidence that he has been naturailzedeor that
11 'writ, . i he is entitled to citizenship by reason of his lath-.
- , I er's naturalization, and shalt further slate ,In his
- . i affidavit, that he !sod the time of ttriklug-aeldas ,
1 sit, of the age or twenty-one and under twenty
e, •. ; t lee rearms I bnt, tre has been a citizen of the United
i States one Month{ Shittleet resided In the Stale one
year; or, if a native born cif beet} Of Vet State and re-
i moved therefrom and returned, that He Iffie resided
! therein six months next preceeding, mid eleefien,
i and la the election district two mouths Immediate
ly preceding_ such election, he !shall- le• m 4111,11 10
1 vete. hithntigh: he shall not 113 . 1(1 , paid taxes,. 'rile
said affifievite of all. persons !making :etch rialitte,
and tilesnidavitsof theiwittit•sses to tbdr e•sidenee
shall be preeerved by, the eh-11011 1,,, ,/,i, and 0 , the
! eke. of the ' eh-Ohm they elect 1. • esteemed :nth
the net of vieers, tally, list edit "'her ptisere re
) mitred by ia-w, to lee feel es tic' reinra jodg • is ith
I, the prothonotary, anti shall ratitetit en file ti te r!.
if if t• I.• tie.' prothonotary*, .41 - we, s k ii.,ject to exam'-
) intent fis el Pee er•thni papers are:, If th ! feeet ion' •
()M
i yers shall fluff tier: - tha elecifemt poe
ss...tee all
1 tie: legal- qteeitleatione fte es )...v .e, h e A u di -0,. per.
1 mined to Yet., anti hie nate, We') Ile nail el to the
•
of Pat: t list of taxabies by alt! kler(iiiii Ofh',..C# •• III•• word
; House, “tax - being added wii..te it, etai. , aant ceder, to
inith, i tore on taw. and 111, Word •-ag ...e whet e 11.- tettims
r If 1", ) to voteeet age, the sure word , 1....15-7, add it by nit!
! clerks - In earl,. ca, - .., 11,1,, , t1v •! . t.„.',,•, IL • i1..,7,... o f
perteins voting at sue]; elect lee. •-
.
i l y bio 0 . i efeetine li, it eliall be lawf u l for .uly qualiiied
et .e,,,, , eftlek u le iii.: di-ti let. limo Ithemetlleg the name
i of the pommel enter Is reit:aim-4 oil llte! list 01
ee ! resident taxablese 10 ri6ilh!.7ge tt;,,. vot., , of such
• 7-1- ) pereon, whereupon ter • filth- Peed' of in' right of
-'I miffing, as i, , , HOW ref/eh-ref •-y to ' , PA, Ire l'iltitiely
made and a. lel on by ii, .dee:!eli inciter'. and the
vote admitted or rejeettel. :mem ding tit lie' evi
dent.... lee'ers perfert efaiitilug to le- e natithalized
or rim , ellizen Ale tea repeleril to produee ha ifatitetliza
- , titer eel - dile:4e 111 the eh , :loll h•ftero votheeexcept
of the ! wite nett,' has been for live yea:, ceeeeentively a so
, ler 111 Ilfe district witele he offer , te'vele; and on
!wry of ; the re.• or surd parsoe lallig; rreelved, ti.e electiett
- ) oreeets es e le wen, or stamp the went "voted" on
MI 1:, , ills eertinelte, with tILP day., month and ,'ear. and
, • ,If :My ...bee itelielleee er oire-ere shall reeeive a see
d(' sell , feel tut , n n the 011111 flap to , Itt!'tt. of III,) -'sine
tee:Mauer eleept where eons are t iii tubed to yoie,
'
be tettese Of the naturalizattea of their tallier, they
MO the person who shall offer such - second vote
shall be guilty of a misfeenealtor, and on. leinvie
' ti e r thereof shall let. fined or imprbetned, or both,
tors of. ; at 111.. discretion of the: inert: but file fine - shall
- not e• ,, te:!etl flea lialltlre'tl d o llar, in eai•Zl c - 11,..e nor the
1' ealil leo prisoumatt t (me year ; - The Ind- punishment
I :mall he in ah-t.!,1 on .eou-),•tton. ~i i the antra of
w sth - 1 election who "hail neglete or Tenter to -make, or
. • cense to be made. the erelomemerrt Teetered as
years attires:lid out raid naturalization certificate,
shall - set lien IC. If any election enieer shall refttee or
negleet to require such fetedsof tile right of suf
'lined, frig -3 , 1 s precribtel by this law. or titelnwe to
. ; wit 'els this I. ;I popplement. f rent any peaem offer
year, beg to eme oemee mime is nel ett Ile. list or assessed
for or , toter-rem - it eke' net!: tut vote is ceelieneed ey any
cc re- ' peal:fed eeter presettte veil glee' fe•riett weft per
mute) ! so li to yo;l. Wlthollt rtillh•llr'srM , i•ret•f: elery I'l . - 1
. • ! , 01, ,o offending shelf, npfeeteee:.l.'ifees - rife euillyede
'strict ' a Illh•clehicaisor, ail l :Alan lc .11 1,•1,, ,, 1 fur every ;
Its lin- ; stieheiffense, to pry's fine not ewe-011e; five littn[
died dieters or to Linden:" an Imprisonment net i
more than one yew-, or bon;al the it Iseret ion of tile):
court. , • .
Seethe' ie. Any 41,,P,, , 0r. Mei-lien ormet or per
fee* eetfolnteft as an overseerr, i nt o, shall negfeet or
rent'," te ;Perham nny duty ' elijohnel by this act,
without ree!.7r-ere!ett 1:: Meal reuse. shall be sitifject
to a penalty of one itaff 4 re4 ( ; VM , h 4 f and If our as
sessor shall knowingly assess int.'" ,1.0.401 l .3.; a ether' who Is not qualified, or shall Wlllf hIIC i',; ten. to as.-
sem any one who is qualified, lie Utah! to guilty of a
misdemeanor in Mike and tet eopyiet len shall be
punished by a fine not exceeding one thousand dol
lars., br itoprimotinient not exceeding two years, or
Min fit- the diseletion of the: court, and also be
subject ri ItTi .11cii , ,li for flatneges by clue party ag
grieved: and if ftee peteon sittill traieleulntly alter,
add to, deface of destroy any ilst of voters made
OW .71S 1,1 I 'Meted by thIS,IIO. or tear down or remove
the same front the place weer. in has ken fixed,
With fraudulent or inischevious beetle or (er ally
improper purpose, the pet- n $.O Offelillhug shall he
.gnitty of a mistleineauttr, and till cenvictiva shall
be panished by a fine not exceetilleg rive hundred
dollars, or imprisonment net 'exceeding two years,
or both, at the dlscretlott of the court: anti if any
person shale by violence :or intimidation, drive, or.
attempt to drive from the polls. our terser or per- .
sons appointed by the newt tow-) a.,, over...er. of an
electlim, or ih any way wilfully present :•411‘1 evi•r
eeeist Wen pc•sforeting the dude:,~ elipeeed up•ni
them by tills 4et. smelt perste) shall be galite- of a
tulsdemertner, and eerie continent thereof shall be
pintislieti by a fine not exeeel iii,q ON , thoustuflilel
lane or by imprironnfeat not ea.:Toting two et-are,
- or tee the:it the dist-re:Mu of lite evert. An'y per
sett who shall, on the day of any civet tell, visit a
polling place 'Wane - election district at width lie is
Lot entitled to tote, and shall tie:: any intimidation
or veleere ter the purpese of preventing any °ni
cer of elect ler; Men eerier-Mintz tbe duties required
of him by law, or for the jelfe - of orereetlng any
qualified voter of ?such district feereishee lilt right
to vote, or front exercleing his right to challenge
any person offering to vote, arch person shall lie
deemed gtdity of a Misdemeanor. anti up ott eetivie
tion thereof seen be punished by a line not exceed
ing one thousand dollars or by imprisonment not
exceeding two years, or - p.m at the discretion of
the court. Any tfeerseer, clerk: or election officer
who shall flisciese bow eel siester voted, unlesS re
quired to - arriet as a witness Ina Judi 'iii proceeding
511311 be guilty of a misdemeanor, au& upon bedertes
nett thereof -shall be punished by a tine net exeeed
ing one thous:mil dollars. or, by imprisonment not
exceeding two e'ears, or both, at the discretion of '
the court. ,
If any person 511011 prevent ar attempt to prevent
any officer of an election under this act from hold ,
log such election. or rise or threaten any 'Violence td
any such officer, and shall entemtpf or Improperly
interfere With him In the execution of ruts duty,
shall block up the window or avenue of any win
dow where the tame may be holden; or Seal' riot
otisiy disturb the- peace of .sueli election, or shall
use or practice intintishelon or threats, feree or vio
lence witiethe design to infinenee unduly or -over
awe any elector or preyeut him from voting, er re
strain the freteltim of 'choice, such pereoe. on con
viction. shall* fined in any stun not exeeeding five
hundred dollare, to be imprisoned ler atty time not
less than one. bet more than twelve months. and if
It shall be shown to tile court where -tile trial of
such offense shall be bad, that the person so offend
ing was not a resident of the city, ward or district
where. the said offence was committed, and not en- .
Micelle vote therein; on conviction he shell be sen
teneed to fiay a fine not less than one hundred. or
more than one tbottsand dollars, and be Imprisoned
not less than sir months or more than two years.
"It ally person or persons shall Make ruse bet or
wager upon the result of the election, within the
commonwealth, or shall offer to make any such bet
or wafter, either be verbal proclamation thereof, or
by any-written or printed advertisement; or Invite
ably pen= or persons to . make such bet or wager,
upon tont - Jetfoil . thereof he or they Anil forfeit and
Tay three time s tile amount.. so bet or offered to be
bet. ' ' . . ,
And the election law of the 'Commonwesite fur
ther provides that "the inspectors. judges -and
clerks shall before entering on - the duties of their
Offices, severally take anti subscribe the oath or of
firmatlon hereinafter directed, which shalt he iul
ministcre•l to them by any Judge, alderman. or jus
tice of the , peace, but if no such magistrate he
presenteone of the inspectors of the election shall
atlnshaister the oath or affirmation- to the Judge and
other Inspector, and then the inspector so qualified
shall administer the oath or aft rmatiorsto iiitn.
'The inspectors; judge nod, clerks required by
law' to held township and general elections shall
take and subserilte the several oaths. and :rattily:
lions. required by the lath, 20th and - asst sections
of the act of 24 day of July, 1839. "An net rela
ting to the elections of this Commonwealth, ', which
sags or affirmations shalt be prepared and mina
lstered in the manner prescribed in the 18th and -
Ted sections of said act; and In addition to the-pow-'
eeconferred by the 18th section or said - act, the
judge or either of the inspectors shall have power
to administer the oaths prescribed by said act to
any clerk of a general, special or !township elec
tion.' . , '
"The following shall be , the form of .the oath or
affirmation to be taken by each inspector. vi; 'I,
(A.R.) do -- that I Will duly attend to the
ensuing election during the continuance thereof as
an inspector, and that I will not receive any ticket
or vote front any.person other than, such, as I firmly
belleve.te be, according to the provisions of the
Constitution and the laws - of this Commonwealth,
entitled to a vote at such election, without requtr
ing such evidence of the right to vote as is directed
by law, nor will I vexatiously delay or refuse to re- ,
ceive-any vote from any person who I shall believe
to be entitled to a vote as aforesaid, and I will not
disclose how any elector sholl have voted, tuiless re
quired to do sons a witness in a judicial proceeding
but that I will in all things truly And impartially
and faithfully perform to duty therein, to the best
of my judgment and abilities, and , that I am not,
directly or intliteetty. Interested it any bet or wa
ger, on the result of this election.'
"The following shall be the oath or affimation of
etch judge, viz: 'l, (A. Ti.) do that Twill
as judge duly attend the caning election during
,the continuance 'thereof, and ealtitfully assist the
inspectors-in carrying on the stime:. Mail will hot
give my consent that any vote ar ticket shall be re
ceived from any person other than each as I firmly
believe to be, according to the previsions of the
theconstitution and laws of this commonwealth;
entitled to vote at such election, without requiring
:melt evident° of the right to vote as is directed by
law. anti that I will use my best endeavors to pre,
vent any fraud, deceit or abuse, in carrying on the
same, by citizens qualified' to vote, er others, and I
will make a true and perfect return of the said
election; mid that I wilt - not disclose haw any elec
tor shall have voted, unless
_reqntred to do so as a
witness In a judicial preeeeding,• and will in all
things truly, Impartially and faithfully perform my
duty respecting the same, to the best of my jedg
meat and ability, and thse I am not, directly or in
directly. Interested In any bet. Or wager on the re
'salt of this election. , .
"The following shall be the fonts of <nth or Win':
illation to-be taken by each. clerk, viz: 'I (A. Ito do
-- that I will impartially and truly write
elown the name of each elector who shall vote at -
the ensuing clection,which shall be given me In
charge, and also the name the name of the town.
ship, ward or district wherein such elector resides,
and carefully and truly write" down' the ot
votes that shall -be given for each condldats at the
eketion, as often as his name, shall -be read to um
by the Inspector thereof, and that I will not dis
close how any elector - shall have - voted, unless re.
puffed to do 80 as a witness !b' a Judicial proceed
ing, and !nall things truly 'and faithfully perform
my duty respecting the same to the best of my
jutignient and abilities, and that I ant not directly,
et indirectly interested in any bet or-wager on the
- 1 ,
result of -this election."
. , .
The qualified electors wilt tak e notice of the fol.
lowing Act of Assembly, approved the twelfth day
of - 3fareb, 1866,7**An rct regulating the mode of so
,-thig at all elections, In the several counties of this
Commonwealth."' .- -, .
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by The Senate ad House of
liepresentatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania I n General Assembly met, and' It Is hereby
enacted by the authority of the dates: That the
qualified voters of the several counties of this Coro-
ruonwealth, at all. general, township„ borough. end
! special elections, are hereby hereafter- authorized"
I and required to vote by tickets printed or written,
or partly printed or written; severally classifinnts
folios s: One ticket shall. embrace too names of an
Judges of Courts voted for, and shall. be labeled.
outside, 'Judiciary': one ticket -shall' einhfilee the
[names of all State officers voted for, kuiTbe Labial
'State'; one ticket shall embrack tlie)migrea of all
1 conatoniCeil Toted for, UtclutUng Mee of Sena.
U. I 575,
MEM
e tilt the
the ',ever
, pe within
tilt!
, r,
E 2
ed
CI CHO
I' COI/I-
bounty
:t
two
,c the
t
tor and members of Assimblr; if Tilted - ! for,t; and
members of Congress# if yotehfriertinsl be labeht'!l
'Coantr: one ticket shall catbracci the naitnix of aft •
township ofileOrS voted for, MA Ile nil. Teo 'Anil , ' -
elan one ticket shall embriee Ord nxtss. , :t• of tie!:
bormtgb omcers Toted for, and he labelesi 'llostrustit
410.1.taels Clastlohall be deposited in tier TAT - It:Mrs ,
Immo,
Bee. :I T hat'll shall 1,0. the ilitty of the f..,‘lft - rit&, •
In tho SOVerit election
ThisCienlltollwealllt-It!
Insert in theifoleetlon proctarnations ho,reafter
tutell'thletlist Section of Das act. t
• t-
..1;t311:.$ It, liEtr,EY. • • . .
speaker of the{ Homo Its llepteseutatlver. g
DAVID ViliMMlNtl.
*raker Of V..llsate: •
Art;not - En, the thirteenth slay March...L.lD.
Otto thensalalcight pnrtetrcit and ratty-six, 4 4 ,1
_ CDRTAI ' •
, ,• . • , Govenri,.
•
• ' - FIFTEENTII .1 'll
.
,
Wi1T111643, The Congreen of the United PAzttet...,‘
the 31st day Of March, 1570;,' , p1 an Art plot
' (111 ! , ..1n AC( onforee tint right et tit xtort
the lipltet? States to t,ott, In the twe.ira!Statcs. T .of . ";
014 Ibnicrtkairtd for Other the f.est Mot 4
seeond seetiote of which_ aft.:':ts fol;orrs : ,
Settitil e
Dolt na.trd b M
y e t4ourt,t - eand
oC Itipros...tatatiVeS of fir' (761(i•ii4 ,4 4'.1., i
19 congress - as,seutbled : Thett alt .olflzinv: or 1:: • 11 , 1
Vetted trtat...,. lam are, or shati onan ;
hell byl:ver to rote at any election I'l Ilk F..,;.!,2,,kitc,
any Mato, lorrttory: - distriet. e..ty,,parlsts.t.r.rusrur• .
sehookits , rlet. !minutely:Mt) . nr othirr territotee
subelivisiou, Shall he entitled :het :Mowed : •
at all - Koch ,nectfonst. without !distinction of nefe.
eolor,olpfeviono Mini:EtonOf pervlttob: :
stilt:l loft lavi"; sit"itind, ttkor,..l nit regut a ttots• aio
wv -
S pr Territory...to-Ley : or mid
the roil trary. tortwttint:arling.T'
Section r..tnd the it fey; her !haart....1.,t11. - 2
undorttr: authority of In'.; Cot t 's:Dutton
ttity .18111Ip, or tho }MVP of CT: . 11-rriza. - :;', en: , net ;-
fur shall 1,. required to h.: done to a pr.oroptloite or'
cal ion for Voting„ and by such 'eon. t fins i '
or persons ere or - shall 1)0 ettr.rto.:l whA th! •
I
p,:rfortuniteo of dptles hi fund:4,km tnititlZ , VP•
, opportunity to pOrform such requisite. fort.
lomil;li•41 to vol..tot shalt 1c theAuty of every 81n.1 ,
f.i bilker; to give tu all iltizeits of the rot
I,.ted. :Pate , t'Ss' Nance and espial Opportunity to 3,0-
Ilona soil, pre•ntiptisltc, and to lit:come tival
vo;•• ai•bo.l” offline:it:eel raeei eotor,,,cr przllloo .
leont, Arr.:garb., and , if melt
slosh :v' •or knowingly atoll gIVV 61( sh'p't t. ,
.4116 1. )1.• A 111 1 ,.. 101' r•v.' , / Jor,h-or,*;ofs Igo Sri, •
'and p,ty Ile. s_qtn intudroit tit*. 'l , •r•
theret:y. to to.
. reaOvere:t by an nc't i int
th- tritit PM .+.n4 -st14:1; tsfesttar'.' , . for
counsel fee.* as the Court shall acct.:Xl ust, aall"siett It •
;ilBo, for every each ofre;tl ,, , ho'dueloolkafity !.1 .
111S.1 , 111eATIOr. and . shall on eotriktion 'thereof
piled not Tess thattjive hundred': dollar!, or lie it
prisoned Hot less than 0111. :nom fS nor Ini . nr: tipttu on , •
year. or 144 Wat the Ili:A.11,00n cc she
•Awl tit , .Itrigof the relle r ive district
tall, are r...qinired to meet at Towanda. 'on I ii••• '
trtxt the , Loi:din'., of subl
then a.-0 ti....•rr to trrforto tire;...*•hilig,J..-r,10,-to,q. • •
'them by .; ' •
4t lerit ender ,
my ottik•L• !az Ti wa!via
twenty-fourthelttY 7-optenther. in tho year •
our 1.1,r6i, one ttlyntinl4 , l e!g.!l/ linrolud ..,,,•
and e.;T- •
Y-live, ;:lei lit the nitery4tlftth y:trear tr.e• lust !-
Ingitlenoiof tini, United Stat.-!S. " ' •
. . •!. 3.
F4herifi'S 011 lee. Toicanda. • ' > , 1,•113.- '
I ictol.Nr ts 7 3,
(iv • ;
\V '
Pl l l . fli ,'
the. Ilth .1 miltlal lihttriet eonoty
Dra , lford, and iftegs.• if A NTS', 311,1
Itt. - .:441.1., Associate ..1 1 04;e•si attar fir ?at.l . -
e'onnty of Bradford , hare b,woonitheir • •
date the 2611, darof Septet:Jr-T., IS;:ti. to 111.!
tectsil, for holding au tuDouvued;Court yt COnonolt
Picas. at Towanda, for the County of ' -
.Nfonday, Noveinher'S, 1675., to ronlintir tine w,i•ek,;
; Notice is therefore hereby gir.tn. to tto;1
anti Jo-Dees of Du' Peace or dn....on:lt's of
ford, - iltut th:"N• be theu and therc ht . tit;ir -
person, at 10 iirlock. Jo the furter - tun •'l' said day..
with recorils.lutitilsiti.u.sataTutly:r retnentbraur:-.,
to do those things witivii to their Mike aipertain ,
to Inc done; and those who tat tr.atuf bY,recogitli.•;„.„
ance or otherwise 10 prosecute ugirlfstt tits prisoner , .
who arc or may be in the jail of wed eounty, or Uric..
slum be bound to appear at th..,ald ;tee to \
tbeit aOll there to prosecute against throcus !nay, in =
jest. ! Intio's are retinested to ll pu, nett llei I tent
attendattee. ar,rceatny to their. noi •
Ulat•• , l:;tt:'rowatala, k!.t. 30;11
the year of oar (ipl, rn• ttrow.tom olgtft hn.:01:•., I.
,-
fund hn'i"etY-rive, and o'f irmtepm.l4•M or td.
: 4 tate! , . the ;duo; v-Itinttic
.3b.rs );!: :•.!..1f tt,•:- , ;,.
4 IST OF .11,711().1:8 PRA NAV
II fur's Court of Conintoo Pii•a. , 1 . .•
TOwantla. etanntmo log 4 t11,.
WHAT VEriii
Alban,y: .toast Siorphey: •A.nfrola..
1 , 1;21(1.h; A theo twp.: Iltat 'ph Brio -
Athens bon", Ifortl-4- N ;
John Es-enwine; Wol iTioult , iott. -totoi
11nriltigibit 'l" , r . p. A r',;...;U"oort an.; •
t o , tap., 3lanry stittnt: coniomia, colvta
Gra:lrmo, Platen:On cattinf aonatt:a t ,
unwell, tieymour rit;‘ , .. ib•-1
lienttcttt Itidghttry,t.M. ,, ,•!s U ltellnag.: ' •
Alfred haven..Standh;g :flow.. CC, ofrt•Sh:P.Al.-I'oo.
South emelt, et:lord: l w A' l'ar:oto..:l Troy brio. Wlb •
ter . It tittruet; 1144 twr. Floyd Atalier; Tolualvt,
tivp. Jciseph enne, (Ica Litaleman: Towajoin
W Lane, Win. Grtifer, 1 D Montanye,,P NV Vet,'
neparker; l'usearora, Cha+ JohMunt rhtter. - tl n: •
Patrto.: Warree. John ltilei;
Henry Spencer; IPealu,ihg L' Il Koff. -.la,
hue. eaub .lAgg ors. , " •
~.y,cos NEEK, t .
Albany. Jame,' Asyluni. Sohn Coni
battgli, reter MeCrirlient Adieu,;Twp.,John 14-
ser; Dratetille• linsit. Hobert Dailey: Ilor•
Frau ots '6l-tifou. .logo Allerb.un; oriren
*Edward I. rarttngtir. , Vilce. A tv , iktns itpie. Ciro.
Shicnnt; ~ 11:Thiet It ' Pott - tibant, A.b u'
Istireletti.; Watiaer' i;rl,‘"td: 11oni.• tai,.-Ic-oi ii
tie{l3: sinotitfi,l.l. NathanCola'-
hijt
.
Spt'Liefirki, Joel A dams. Dn•licy
Slpfhv , pdn, Thoma tOy
311,t0a11, Elwardr Johto.on. Jun'
Jantes iones• Towanda tnp. I Icert, M tavid%oo.'•'' •
Tolvandi horo. ' Frailit Hort..n.
y yer; 's o u awill north. Janie,
iw 'ltrieren. It trauttyt Taylor.; Ran
dolph 1,1 Wyaltleillg.' 1 ktniel I, stat.--E„
Wt,%-ox, Am.( Cortl , eanglt. Gro i'oole: -7
De„ , t irli, . . 't I • _
1 7 ) ROC LAIINTION 4.IVHERE.s; '
• •
c • Ho:Ll...tut, D. 3tonnow. itt
Jtoo of
thq 17. th Jodivial 111-Itirt. eon:•1-tfiq.1- cut 214'4'0,1:AY I, .
of pra4ford, an.l lion.. S.
S. ;1:e9F.,r.t. , , 2t.F;:oriste Judf4.-st , he and fero-abt
county of lino:ford, have looted kili•lr precept bear ,
log date . the day';of tirat.• 1575, , ,t0 Aireeted.
foil holding a Cour . t of Oyer acol Trrotinor.'Vo•tivral
Jail Delivery. Qaart(r Ses,ioni
mtil rires. anti'. Orphans , Court; at Tr.) foe
the! county of Itradffird. en 3lonth:y. Lot
1,575. to continue one * week. I .
Notice Is therefore Intreb, given 'to the Cortm•c •
and JuMiCrs of the Mace "of County of
ford. that tilet . 1 "t" then and then/ in theli propi-r
person. at 10 ikeloet in the fOrentlon of salibilay. V , I
with ref-on - is, incinDltiot;s tin 4 ofher',rementbranees,
to do those_thinglllch to itrir ?Met' ppei tains
to 1 doge: antl.lhinse aro bovind by recciah
ance or otherwise„kto agaimrt the prisoster. ,
who arc or may VIII (Ito Janof andcountyior ir4lor
Shall be bound to aßpear at the taint t'ourt. ter' tr•
then and 't here tosptlusectite against them-Us .hall
' be just. Jitrors requested to ,Ire I,v=
their attentianee. agreeably to their hotire., !
Dated at Towanda the 10th day tit Sept..] In
year or our Lord, one tholoand ielgLt Ltinolr• - •• •
aial.secenty-five, and tsNet Irol'elcero.b.owa of it-
United States, the ninetY-Moth. •
J. MONltrir. S'31',11"11. Stio.
T4IST OF I'ERSON 1111.2tYk•'N
' to mit as Trav}:ry ;furors at a l'onft of r;oruniorr,
Picas to be beta at Trio:, eonnoeneito 31onday roar.
25,1872. ,
Seatifili; Barclay, Jaraes 3f ePher-
Son,•• Thuthas Cattnatty; Buritugtott boret. Martin ,
Phelps: canton Mt); Andrew Ayres-,
Witts:•Colsinlbla. JuiLson Wilson; urauvl.W, lien
ry A Jennings; Litchfield, Nlerettri-Itoger-i,' •Wie
Bostwleklatison Mann, John 1' Snyder: F;cloy. ,
Anson Carney; Leltaysvllle. .11artiti 11 Codding: „
51oriroe hero, Fleury C.Tracy; Overtoii, Jacoti,Siter-.
matt, Cllai Btreery„-Fml Itome
stain Horton, Sylvestr It., Darner: ;:•367911:. '
Canine! Ingersoll; Sylvania, Jahn Alexander Troy . •
boro,Frailit,Plerce, t; 310acet.Terry,iJona
than Terry', William 'l' Ilorton;•ToWandn. tap, 111
W Bowman; Towanda Hero, •Anilrew J Noble;
wands, north, James,3lauger: tister, Abram
Snell: Wilmot., Diehard M Abrams; Wysox,. Jobn
P Wattles, Job Webb, Urtah c Shorr;S: 'Wells' Chas
Penner; Wyalustn,g, Levi, I' Stafford. t
_L TNTCQEPORATION N OTICE.- -
To all tcllotu it may concern: The underslgnod
citizens of Sylvania Bore. Bradford pa; ; and
vicinity, hereby give notice that theY, laten) to aP
ply to the Court of Common picas ofltrailford
- or a Law itidge thereof, for a eliarrett.and to lie bi-
oorOrateti Into a body politic In law 4( with_ perpt.:-
ual succession under the same style and mile 6.:
"The Presliptcrian. Society of for the ,•
purpOse of extending the Christian religitowand to
proved° themselves with a suitable house for relig--
loos worslifik
CORTIS 3IERRITT. J. if; :CAM'.
BAN'L G. Tit AC 11 .
BILGOREI C. S.
R. G. KITGOBI:.
A UDITOR'S • NOTIVE.- 7 4. '
„al," Bronson vs. W.; B. Parks. tri COtirt of
Common Pleas of Bradford County. iNo.tso t tifvt.
T., 157.5.
She! uwiessigned, an auditor appointed by the
court to distribute money raised by Sheriff's sale of
defendant's, real estate , will attend toi the duties of,
his atipointriient at the [ace of Gs'erton k 3/en:eV. ,
lu Towanda bore, on PitiDAY. 29th day •
October, AJ D. Pin, at 2 o'cloel: when and
whern all persons interested are reqntb,ted pre
sent their claims or be forever debarredfrom
. .
hag any shake of said Nod.
Octlw3. IVA. OVERTON, Auditor.
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IE I X E T 11! S X OTIC
Notice, is hereby given that all parsons Indebt
edto the -estate of,Joslnta Bayley, late'of Nortli To
wanda,dec'd,are
requested to make immediate pay
ment, and gill persons having, clalinsi agalus bald
estate must present them II uly atithent leated. for set
meat. ' FItANCIS GREGG,
MILTON BATLEY, .
" Executors. •,
11319.
Dmi N isTßATolls , ' NOTICE:
—Notto:l3 hereby given tlkat ail personii
Sn
depted,to the estate of tr.hen Te . rry, late of'
Terry twp., deed, must 'make ttnntediate pay
went to the ',undersigned, and alt persons having
claims against saKestate must present them, dale
authenticated,.for settletnent. . 1.
TERItY.{
A dintnistrator.
MIMI
ADMISISTRA.TORg! SOTIOE.
is hereby given that all person
debted Ito the estate of Alfonzo Conant: isle of
decd, must make immediate pay nient to
the undersigned,- and all persons having claims
against said estate must present them, duly aut ben-
Mated,' for settlement..
EMER
sep2!ve... i
tFIXECVTORSt NOTI „citice
is hereby given that all pomnsandebted to
e estate of Davis Vanflyke, late €o( Leßby,
decd, must Make Immediate mmen 'to the tta
derslgned, anil all persmis having claims. against
said estate melt present - them, attic , authentleatril,
for, settlement. .
F.LDREDGE VANIA'RE,
EUGENE VANUTN,E,
rxerntors'„
Sept I UTTO.
•
V.XECITTOR'S NOTICE. Notibe
is hereby given that all persons indebted' to
the estate of pets,' Sine:o, late ot Asylum, decAi.
must mate immediate payment to the undersigned,
and all pen , ons hating claims against {said estate
must present them, duly authenticated,. for settle
ment. I -
D. S. 3fIISGOS."
G. W. BENJA3Lpi,
Executors!
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iiTT.DII7OII'S NOTICE:- .
E. H. Jacoby vs.' P. P. ('a b. 'ln the.cotirt
of CoMmon Pleas of Bradford ConutA 'N0..1101.
Sept. T.,'1874.; • . ,•, , 1
The flndersitnetl„ an :editor' appointed by the
court to distribute the'llinds raised by Sheriff's Sale
of defeanatit,s real estate. ',vitt attend bathe duties
of his appointment at theoface of Witt ;311tain'ell
In TotrauSa,, on —TLIESO.I.N, the :Nth dtrvt beto•
bet., 1875, at 10 o'clocd J 4. at., when and xv)tere all
persenB hitting claims on sald fund Ilitl . § . Vvresmt
then,. or,he forever debat red from coming inupon
the same... , '
J. ANDREW Ir/LT I
'Auditor:i
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