Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, October 14, 1875, Image 4

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fdoralional givarimenli'
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a ESERAL ELECTION PROC
•E. E. QuiNi-oi, 1 _ LAM ATION. -
1. A: WILT. 1 COMM Wee " -
.1, C. CnAwFt -1 1t1. 1 , ; ' , 13 1/ , G 01) s.ll'!. TIIE COMMON WEALTH
i;. W .11Y AN, I it.teertfe Edtturo. I ---
. WHEREAS. in and bv an act of General Assets
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l. A. KEENEY, J ' bly of the Crunraenueeliti or Pefineyittittia.entitled,
. - - . - . 1 "An act ni regulate the Oeneral leleetleres within
t eumtunirations may be sent In glitter of t he , this Corastantweattb4" It is enjoined upon me to
, IPt . ro caws'. as sa s s be Preierred4and will appear give notice of said electrons and to enumerate In
i a tht issue of which be has charge., said notice Astutt of irees the tb he elected, t, J.
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' F. F., Quiert.A 4 -e, Editbr, present week. ms T Ni l ior, smil tit, 'th e rm ur t h e coun ty 4 ,1, Besi d e
- • e..--..e-e•-'4.-e.%'---s-"et..••••,-"es.."-4**-".."-"--"•-" „forth ctrlfitslell. Make known and give this public
TEACHERS' SUMMATIONS i
• notice hi the electors of •the coun.7 of Brainerd,
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4 that a General Election will be held in said county
• . lon the
t eaennithee. of teachers for Om reblie .eleeds. 1 . s ix t een) HAI- of NOrAiliti, 1. Fb 1874 .
„,,t1 0, held as follow,: .1 (the same being the Fueemy next following the
, t, 1. 2:. standing Str!t. at : , te-tens* school lionse. ! l 11 7t 0 3 , 0_ ,, n / 1 7, 4 _T t l f c'''eu ibero
ere y make known sued give notice that the
. er, .e.., ()melt; at Onset' 11111 School House: Oct' , pis' of holding the aforesaid electiOnln the sever
ee Warren. at fttnven Hollow School House; O. [TS • a 1 wards. boroughs . districtd and tosnishiptwlthln
' Ithe county of Bradford are as follows, to-wit:
el vellum.. et Kuykenciall_Seitte4 Hom O
er ct. Sae- k
. nnenta, at the house of John S. Becker.
1.. i. lobld. at Centre sc•110 , 41 Moser Oa. bl, Athens Alba bore, at the house of Ira Smith.
Bui ,, ' ' , ell fit) 11i0t , ,: \ in ember I. 4 -liesluerain. e 'en- Albany, at the Bahr school hone.
, Asviumat the achool honse star S. Decker's.
, - ell ...1 lion-e: N.A. 2. tester. at fill. ge Sc Mee Athens bone. at the house of Chas. Daley.
11.4 ie. Nos. 1. Ilarlingem and West 1 1 rmlingeon. A three Pep, It the Exchange Hotel.
;t,.: - •r -..,•b00t itou,et Nt , ..3...miitlitielti. East smith. It cliington bens, at the Royse House.
iturtington twit. at the Boyne House, Burlington
t. ,I 4-. he, I Irene.: Nos, 5, Spriegfield. .3t ( entre ,
tense ,
else 11 meet Nos. 6. iridgbure and sleuth creek. Burlington West, at the M E Chtirch.
...,,. It ,Q, II 111 :•,.,1,,,0i House:, Nos. 5. Well's, neck- itarelay, at the school houses
, Canton born, at the Central house.
„-1 -,lnsa .ime.yi Not. .1. 4 ',muted% .t. .\ tot 01- cm
ae . ta , , at the Central House, Canton born.
,r' .i , d)1.4 ,Ilou-t•: Nov. ito. Troy. gun.' si 11..4 colnrabin, at the house of Jas Morgan.
lies- ; N.'s, Il e (' aline,. thee'echo es. ot lies \ Franklin, at the Town Hall
I.:m.111111e. at the house of B F Taylor.
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hoot 11 ' 4' 7' ‘''' 16 ',., 1; 7" . Herrick. at the school house Henickt like
s. - . c • elle : Nes t. 17. reankint. 'N'arne) I'IL load Leitaee's tile. at house of F E CMOs
It. os, . No,. 1, Moon , . eteureeten School Theme, Litchfield, at the Meese of le II Omelet.,
, Leßoy, at Centrelfehoel Heise.
S , iv, steles- end merlon.. at Bahr seet,e4l r M'ot'e twit. et the house once occupied by 3 L
11..,.... *N.,. et Terry anti Wilmot. sugar Run, it ee ee en,
-. les•4 !bele :" Not. l'll!. Pike. I..ellali as ille School/ , ,Noires bone at the house of Onaall Kellogg.
. 'it:well. at the Town Hal.
ii• ,„:. .e 4,2 . 1 h rrick. t aiiip school Home: Nes. ~, „ ton. at „ boo house l N o e
:, 't ,alestug. at i muptott it school aortae: Nos '25. Pike, at the house of Traver Bosworth. ,
e . ... es. et liee•nee School Mouse: Nen .6. As,- Rem. • tw p. at the academy lu Rome bona.
, lone- bee, at the Acallenin ..
l e i l.. • nii. • .. .. 1111t10 . 11.1‘,1•Z NIA .27. Towanda nom' R1 , 4 ,..,„,,. ‘ , 4, the heir of t:ltagnena,). i
.i. I I.iii-i . ‘os 2 --1. WN sox. East Towanda S
sp lieshinitio..lt the Valley House. _
_ rinetteet. at the house of Mre Thos Smead.
, , Standing stone, at the house of Simon Stevens.
\ ,,, L. e. ; , 1,,. ~,, • ( in. p ro v id e d a illi pert. Smithfield. at the house of L D Forest.
~ 1.. it .4 l i ` .1,11. fiNt,i,top. and sixth 1 ender. Ex- s3lvatila Irmo, at the home of Curtis Merritt.
oe tee, t.. 'iiig.n at oilc•10(•1C v. st. - '. South Cret kat the house of C E OR.
- Terre. atthe house of F. J Shepard,
S. s. tit es. les . comet ..tll. I illii'lliit•li:. ! • Tossainila Nov—First Ward, nt thd lintel of Pat
' rick Belli% ali. Second Whni, at the Court House.
TIM.' Wanl ,et the Grocery Store of ti S Smith.
TewetelA le p. at the school house near II L
I Po: the Eilta al tonal I), pArtni"at., ' Scotts. -
T.ocan I e N. was. at the house of S. A.l'Mills,
I OUR WINTER BOCCI& Trot bor... .t: tee house of V M Long,
,• rt , t ttt p. of the home of V M Lone, Troy bore.
I+ ',C, lot- v. 1111 lease Iln.ir attention iii- e 11+1 iliohl..li the school honse near Jos Blacks.
' terve ar it • Forest limier.
*. it 11., he or less. scot'-- re fee.- ss eels to ,55 el ... 44 , et lee 110,14' of P. tthitet.
- Win iliaet s: the hoit-e of II Knykendalt.
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1:. sill sleet of il i ll'illi_ , pi oper V.:whet , lin" , o f Jlt Bla c k . i
i ~ XI ~,,t,.! , i g . At t h e win+ ,
..- t si,i la tix e ,eitmio... Th e di t ty is -a is Hove, el I 0 • nous, of A.l Stone.
ss ...•s. et the house of li F. C Myer.
.' !' ' ll ` ll ' l 4' vile. ...el eh. (it'd lit' twist jaiii - • a• I , ... .1i • hunts.' of I. Seeley.
„...., e ls ;ell:011114'd. V ~mt, then ma , o _ ( ,". I: PE.: , ON . for the office Gmernor of the
oIIIIIIOI.V. a 111 of Pennselvanin.
le ii 1, ~, ~. 04.1, ee . eli ts,_„l eh e i t live, melt -1 0: I: l'i it' , iN for the office of Treeseter of the
i mmoonn :-. .11 of l'elitiss IN :lei u . •
vii_ in ili I 1,i144,1 12C4Jiki411 V. itlP,ll I hey 11.•\: itt CI ‘r. i•EistiN for tee cilice of Prothonotary of
~. sell remits.
~I ,; e lO., nen•llls 1.4-1,41, I it, 1 hese h•tt $ ~,,, pt 5. , „ .,,,, ~, 1:: .. ia , eof negister and He.
s. '..•0, le Is-o•I N: 1 , ., jl, ;11.46A. r,is, , II , t o , 'eels or ..04 ,"outs•.
(t\ I;- l'i.l:' , l IN I tli; office of Sheriff of %id
, . ~ r e; :s tile; A: :• st hi. gt‘ ci, 41 rts'iltill to „'aura i
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to
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.. Os, I , :' pi...1: 1 0N fp, ilie iv( our Tee-shatter onsaid
-1 it s ud sy . to. In .44.3er5.
.1. ,t.e (a=l , Izs Ma '1 4.1 . 1`. the, otic who m-T illt EC PFILSONe Pot' the office et County COM
- - ndoioner ef ...MI crown - :
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::(•t s. ss lioldieripli 1it•.... ,33 ho at (awes an THREE PEIAIONS for the office of Auditors of
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raid count\ .
Ite ere•et in (snide , Lill also the ore oho, o.'s:F. PE Est - 0 , 7. for the office of Coroner of said
lo.' ho :
„; ltlin up In m-bilit ies and , prol abili- : tmattl.r• ,
sFictal atientilin is hereby directed to tee Stk.
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I, e ii..liiit. Illtthint4iii u e.- •r in. the Student I Attlee- o f 11, Nesse Constitution
arch'. I. .
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.s cry Wish' tetleen twenty-one years
c: 4 . 1..;. s . 11 , .i 1 :I :41 siclps licit "hot t of ; '
of ez,,, 15....,..-Irt4 the follouingqualiMatic.us, shall
...,' it ell 4 .1113 ii`4llllt. at ` .. L. ( . 1.1.1.ai11 it L'She eatill, , k I , ‘ \ ote at all elet•irons :
_
I • , , Ist, lie shall have been a citizen of the Lulled
:Ir,: (0, e r
..:, It NN!..(..1 i,l ilia 114 ]).l Mitts lel a , fate , at least one month.
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(..{llOll „ „ _hill. Ile shall hale resided In the state one tear,
1.1. 111111. t'....N .1
.1 ,, L. .1121 i ie leat:iler: 0 ,1 if. hat log prevtoitsly been a ounllrtieff cl-bttil tir
l i .l ~ it \ Ii •
..,,,,„1„, 1 p t , / i L .,,, i t wa
~ i tc , iii. hi s limit, • imin citizen of the Suttee he tnali hale re
_ n e e eel tit: ref rntit met ' , eV:tiled, then sic mouths)
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lalli. 1.1 YLlCl•dint. NN tide tt letiei iintnetliatt•Lt • tux:ending the election.
ed, Ito 'shall hese re-Ided In the election district
, 1,, \ i': , - 4. it L„., vs aline. I ill lite folli AN nig, v. ri, re he sli ill offer to tote at least two months till
-1 1 , 11 4 ,I 11, ll 1 1 1 , 54 , a • ~,, Inediatel3 preceding the election.
' aril. If tw entv-two }ears of nee cr eiteards he
.! i1...1 ;, Ri . 4 1.1tour1. the g 14,1-, 1114! ~ .0 -.l..iiii,,,,vii.i'mitbitt two \CAM A ( Pate of roulftS
shall have been eseeeetel at le-ast, two
j. i ',.. !,1.- lei 111 as, ;1 at lie sue herd in l iil ‘ ii;ll l,,l bind paid 11l least tineineetil lefeke the
e •
4 es e,, ee .., itlr sew ice 0 Non . ~„ election.
• ' 'c• • • • • . V ' 11 '""- Section..l. All electiOn'A by the riche's shall be by
. l .I'.. ihe . ilane 1.1 . lee (Attention, 1:15- , ballet. Even - ballot voted stall be numbered lathe
- ~ order In which it .hull Le received, and the nuns
,: , ' '.'‘'ell . lhat lit' N%111 1,4 enille IA li lb) (40 NT recorded t.:- the election officers on the list of
•: i , 1., 11, 4 ~ „ e t 4 I 1, 4 • I, iii - i 1• 1 t t or. t r‘. , olll,site the name of the elector who presents
gt (1111 n in 1 tie
, the ballot. Any elector may write his halt,/' upon
AN .1 . .1'.':1 . t... T. ,, , Illilel 14. Sly. then. can- 111 , ti. Let. or cause the saute lobe n rittiil tnereott
and attested by a eithum of the o.ls4tict. The elec.
11. ~ io• tak. It I.‘ .1510. i-tots t,l . seen'' the lion officer , shall he ewer , . lit affirmed not to dice
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- , close bee ens elcetoi shall have Noted unless re
), -1 li'ti hi. IN: (hie l'iinsltleratiori. ll 118 qu1r...(1 to , le v 3 a's ssi nee.: es iti a judicial proceed
, ...._,
_ (co, • •4,..e. soenl , l etinienee them. and that i inli% ~
...4 clinn J. Electors shall In all eases except trCds
(l 1,• II:.' _,x.l ill ' Ilse (lii1(114 11. \,l fruitier on. felony, and breach or surety of the Peace, be
privileged from arrest floital their attendance on
1. 4 , 55.411.11 e. .41 ie.v. le ecly the I ‘l l Plieallt, ..ele. nous and in going to rind returning therefrom.
P.N l ....., tßialitil.fi LC `lll'ai'l 11 0 lefty-ed., We Isot tont Y. 1\ hene‘er Any of the qualified electing
'f this Ilotetnenwealty eine] he In ertlial Military
, t.i. , 41 to ill 0.1 to 11,e a i t i 114 e Inil3(lN and :es- service, muter n nelulsithel from the President or
the tritted states tie by the authority of this Com.
101 iti,,ll. 4.4 our el .Mien, that nt, , may moiewealth. such electors , may eierelee the right of
, , suitrage in all election'S' ley the eltirens, under such
.to eliorat' the . en, tit lon of ally person.
t . , , , ite; regulatiene as or shell ItC prescribed by law, a-steely
eve.. I pireoe 11,-. cc.itc," ,011. as If they acre present at their usual placebo! elec.
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thee ,
et•. (ion 7. All laws regulating,ibe heititei of elec
t rens be the eitizeus or for the ealstration of elec
tors shall is' unifies' tbfbughont the state, but no
elector shall he depth tit of the eris liege pf set t ing
be reeeett of his hatne not twin?! tsgisterC.l.
Section 6, Am peeesei who shall give, or proinise,
Or offer In tile. 10 alt (lector. any moiler, 'vivant or
mile. 1 I1111:1 1 11e con , iderat lon for ilk Aotl• at!timeiee
-11011. or for withholding the same, or wh o Phan fe t ive
or mends.- to glee such t i ma:iteration to nos ". ler
person or patty for such [deem'' , ts'lc, or for the
withholding thereof. and 1.11! : , tiler for 'who shall re
eels e or carer to t. et Ise for himself or another,any
mone!, re'enel or other saleable consideration for
htc‘ote at an election. or for w ithholding the same
theredy forfeits the right to sot.. at such eleetion,
any any elector ulio,e right to ere.. seeil be d i m_
lecged for such cause bets•le the election officers,
shall be requi , ed. to s'a eat. or nein(' that the matter
of the cfastbin.,.• Is mai n t o'fore his Note shall ;r
-eel 't ea. I r{
soctiot, , i. Alt 1 , 4 lee. ~ he.-hell, ;sidle a candi
date -for ofht e, be g ties of bribery. fraud, or skilful
elehition of any election law. area tt foleter dis
qualified from bolding at' elltee of trust or profit in
this Continuum ealttl. And any person convicted of
unfit' Niel:Olen or the election laws shall, In addi
tion to Mir penalties provided , by law, be deprived
of the right of stiff' as' d'
• absolutely for a term a
four }cats. ''';
Smtlun 13. For the lot-loss of s ming no person
shall be deemed to lett e gained a residence by rea-
Solt of his prescnee, ot lost it by iellyin of his ab
sence, while enitittis ell In the service. either civil
or military, of this *tate or the t tilted State , , nor
uhile'emeaged In the navigation of the waters of
the State or of the United states, or, on the high
seas, nor while a student of any institution of learn
ing. nor while kept in any poor house or other aSy
lure at public ext. ilse. nor while confined In public
prison.
4 ection 14. District election lioxinie shall consist
of 'a judge and two inspeerors, who shall be chosen
aeuttally by the eineetee. Each elector shall have
the right to rote lot the judge and one Inspector:
and each Inspector shall appoint one clerk. The
first elet - tionlioard for any newidfstlict shall be,se
leeted, and tacant les in Election boards shall be
filled• as pmvided by law. Election officers shall
be privileged from arrest, upon days of election,
and Millie engaged In making up end ttansniltting
returns. except npott Warrant of re court of reeord
or Judge thereof. for an election frstol, fot felony,
or for w anton breach of the IleAce. In cities they
may claim c ten:Minn from jury duty tinting their
terms Of set vree .
Section 15, No person shall be qualified to!serve
as an election Officer who shall hold. or shall 7lthin
two months hate held an office or appointment or
employment in or under the Rover:utter t 'nf the
tuitt..l 'states or of this Plate. ri , ' of t.ny city. or
county, or of en% tituoit !psi I•oard, coninil , sloff or
trust in any vitt, rase only. Pieties , ' it s the peace
Mild I , looi:tan, notaries, public and pei,ons In the
militia senlee of the State. nor shall :sty election
, 'officer be eligible to any civil °thee to be filled at an
1 election at which he,,• shall sense. save only to such
I subordlnste. nnuth Ipal or local offl,rest below the
grade of city or comity °rarer. as sliall`be desikna
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1 tail I,;‘ gen( nal tan,
I liiid also to the following. acts of A ,seniiiiy pow,
1 In forte ill this State. 5 lz:
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Act of June 30th. 1 , 7 I.—Se'ction 5. Al alislections
hereafter held under the lane of ibis Common-
NNealtli, the polls shall be opene d at 'i o'cltt ka; m., 1
1 and closed at 7- o'clock p. tn.
Semi's 7. Whenet er there , 11.1!t be a tacandv In
an ,')ernes board on the morning of an election,
said vacancy shall be tilled In conformity n. Rh axis-
Ling laws.
I'l The said act of _tete mbly entitled, -an act t ela-
Ong to the elections of this Cuninfona cant)." pas , -.
ed July 2nd. 1416, provides as follOWs. viz:
“That the Inspectors and judges shall meet of the
respective pieces appointed for holding the election
In the district at which they respectively belong,
before seven o'clock In the morning of Tuesday,
Noseinber 2.nd, and each said inspector i.hall ap
point one clerk, who shall he a qualified' - :voter In
. such district.
li -lit case the person who shall hate recelsed th
1 second highest number of Notes for inspector 5 - 1? a
not attend on the day of an election. then the ?tern
sou who shall have received the remind highest
number of votes for judge at the next preceding
election shall act as inspector in his' place. And In
, case the per-en -ho shall have leeched the highest
number of Notes for Inspector shall not attend., the
person elected Judge shall appoint an inepecter in
his place; and In Ca , e the person elected intlge
shall not attend, then the inspector übt) recOVed
• the highest ntunie'ir of votes shall appoint a. judge
1 in his place; and If any secancy shall continue In
the board for the space of one hour after the, Drne
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fixed by the lass for opening of the election s ,
~,the
qualified voters of the township natal or district for
c which such officer shall have been elected. present
! at the place of clectiOn, shall elect one of theirnme
130r to 11111 such tacahey. •'
711,. Act of 30th of July. 1574, further provides,
• viz: Sectlofi S. At the opening of the polls at alt (dee
, thee, It shall he the duty of the judges of election
, for their respeethe districts to designate one of the
' Impectore whose dui, it shall be to base in (•tkstraly '
' the legisiry of semi , . and to In:o4e the entries
therein required by law: and it shall I,t• Me dntv of
I
tee other of sald Inspectors to teethe' and number
the ballets rec.... Med at said election.
1 section -O. All elections by the citizens shalVtic by
ballot: every I allot Noted shall be numhered in the
I order In which It shall be received. and the emu
ber recored by the clerks an the list of 1 oters •oppo-
Site the name of the elector from ahem .received.
And any voter voting lttvo or more ticletst, the
several tickets so v0te...1 shall each be numbered •
unit the number corresponding with the number
to the name of the voter. hr.y elector may ;-' rite
Ms name upon' his ticket, or cause the same to be
written thereon, and attested by a r itizensqf the,
district. In eddition to the oath now prescribed
by lass to be taken and subscribed by election otti
her-, eley shall ees crane' be 'be om or affirmed not
to di-close how any elector shall have toted, un
less required to do so as witness In a judicial pro
ceeding.. Ali judges inspectors clerks and 'Zee er
seere of an election held under this act, shall, be
fore entering upon their duties, be duly eurs or
affirmed in the presence of each other. The tudg
es shall be sworn by the minority inspector, if'there
shall be such minority inspector, and in case -there
be no minority inspector, then by a Justice of the
peace or alderman, and the Inspectors, overseers and
clerks shall be sworn by the judge. Certificates of
such swearing or :naming shall be duly made• to
and signed by-the officer so sworn, and attested!, y
the officer who administered the oath. II any
Ijudge, or minority Insptetor refuses or fills 10
swear the o ffi cers of election in the manner re tared
by this, or if any o ffi cer of election ehall act v. thout
being first duly swore, or if am officer of election
shall sign the torn of oath without being first duly
sworn, or If any judge or minority inspector' shall
certify that any officer was sworn when he nes not,
It shall be deemed a misdemattor. and upon COIN4C.
Bon, the 'alter or officers so offending shall be
tined not exceeding one thousand dollars, or im
prieoned not exceeding one year. or both, in the
elLseretlon of the court. •
Section 10. On the day of election any person
whose name shall not appear on the registry ,of voe'
ters, and who shall claim the right to vote at said
election. shall produce at least one qualified voter
of the district as a witness to the residence of the
claimant in the district In which he claims to he a
toter, for the period Of at lest two Months Wines
. ~, ,u~i:. Pa., th•t:. J, in.•:
RE
BEIM
1111 baying a horse,
0, 1,41 Ilt• N% Ilitfi In . t . `0;11 , 1 Ortain at
C,:• Ivitioatt etty regard to his .
%Atte. wottld 14. jto•tly
t . •7', I \ k'ew
f.ttete , . j.rniLl aet One. Are,.
I 1 :0) IS; 1 •••(' ' ptl.l . iNlll2,. more eare. as . they .
intreliasing horses
.to
-in thi:ii-1 7 xlie, than they i do in select
to.tmin the minds and t+nuts
t'hildien . : There is :tit ahundance
are. tvid anxious to
•
lint It the directors...se- .
I . NN liu :ire
mil 144;4'44 irtleir merit:be
liy tiftyingl tht m l an adequate
f I It'We hat e thorough, edit
it•tioed ft:letters in livid-
=
lot y. -- 1‘ 1,;,y the young men
- ~11! that they
•—•/•rcuir. - •.ll,Crnscives - to teach in
• '; •••u tcaeli for a period
' n,tr . that - Which we can purchase at
!t lil price is not -always the cheap-
There is too much truth at the pres
-(L r throe in what Good Roger Asham
nearly fohr huhdred years ago : "It
:•••:t pity that Snore- care is had, yea, and
\Vis ' e 311Cli, to find out a
;nlring matt rather . For thcie horse, than
:.:,niC:C.n-•tlicir. children. They
fla , y do so in deed.
1 , 1‘., tll4 - will;n ill gladly give, a sti-
=EI
:,1 nj: tv,?)lreil the year,
t , hundred
that r ittellt in hea‘ - en. 'laugheth
and rcwattleth i their
- for lie suqereth
tie:.ll to have tame amil
I.;It linfrirtUriate Children;
aliii IM:recoil% in the:eil: they find more
in their hints titan pleasure in
chiliad...
\z a
.!.;i-tiural those teachers will
liv4 who have' had the best educa
• advama! , es. Ft vught mit to be.ex-.
that young originate
of to of government mid
of genct:tl managetnent. They will pat
tern nofc• or less afier .. their teachers,, by
whom they have been instructed, and
' after those schools: in. which they have
studic,,l. Those baVing had greet ethica
/Vona! advantages not only will be liest .
p; 41. but will hest undkystantl. how
assho , •l should 'conducted make it
suc,!''Z!ssful mid efficient.
high iweiniiini:slioultl'also be plackd
•Iteccssfutexperience. Directors that
I: I.n r&wara to iixperictice and ability,
.41 a'4litfurci - ii plan from what, they'do,
in ' oiler litr..!ines. Sebbols do eXist in
Ttrii•TYyril. wile re eaeliers' of ten • years ex
: • „
and tiiiise of 'ten days, are : put
, ••ri The laborr is Nvoi•thy
of i‘• I , .irid lie \lin) by long years of pa
.!l< 1.3: , to •be skillful in
mile_ - I ecChis noire than he
N% 1:0 t:11:11 - 1 . g; trial Illlt
t.C . I. Ter,
i,•l should he lu;:de
iF•ctin,4 of the mo,t approved
:I\ - e cousider it almost
I:N.li. if ;..urromaled by VI
1cc.1411,:i11it,11,. 'and . r( arca by immoral .
L. i-;ittial l'iarcnts; -become either cal
-. turn. We cannot ex
, fttli 1u 'l , v.V.I mould the plas
..,:;,tind- (,; our childristi without leaving
p , . , ;t 1,-. 7. , • .Imt
:I*-11,1, -.le•:•.id be employed. if
4 ill Mal notch chaff
thqt. Ileat:' but if .the.:y do their
is duty tlici Make' a reasonabld
A !:r
-t tit disiriminate betwccu the differ
. t,t applicants, or if met ssary, take time
info.rrn tlicinselycs in-rt.ganl to whom
t • y lmd best . employ. -
),ISSOIXTION OF 'COPAIIT-
J 1 S;1.1 oval tnership heretofore
g muter the name and ,tyle of F. Grant &
•, :Itls elalrAlttrErqr..l I , y mutual consent. All
aCcounts , rlll n tnatit v.ith .1. L. Grant
• tio nit nt. E. GRANT & SON.S.
e - .,- be,turrs of the tare S l'hattng N.llll. VI U 1 be
fa: by J. L. Gralit, who will he glad to 1111
orall old auu non customers, for
- ming, Miitteinted lumber of evert - description.
~ ..1,,c1; of fine ltuttla.r uow nu,Lnnd, and for
.1 to tee, to stilt the times: Ulersons eontem
builitrlig tt jp 41. j well to etal. wroikvar
.
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diately, proceeding said ellothrertabh • isittiasa
.1 4,
Oiall be *Wont. or aihrined id ad tibe gwriuen
or partly irritten and partly gib *Admit to the
facts stated try bilisc * eh tit shall define
Owl) where the real cote . It 0 the person so
A t O
claiming to be a inter, and ~ . reoll poelaindng.
to vote WWI also take and su p a written or
mirtly written and 0-MY Mn P daelt; stating.
to the best 'Of his knoWletfite tin belief. when and
where he was both; that he has been a citizen of
the United titates for one month. and of the Com- -
nionwealth of Pennsylvania; that be has resided in
the Commonwealth ono year, Or, If, torturer a
qualified elector or a Dative 11%11 eltilen thereof,
and haakeetotorct threitorn and returned, that he
NU feelded therein slx months next proceeding
said election; that be has resided in the district In
which be elsami to be a voter for the period of at
least two mouths immediately preceding said elee-
Ilota; that he has not moved Into the district fOr the
purpose of voting therein• that be has, If twenty
two years of age or tipwaitis, paid a tinge or county
tax within two years. which was ittßeftseti at least
two months and psld et least one month before the
election: Vhe said affidavit shall atm) stste when
and where the tax claimed to be paid by the arrant
Was assessed, and when and where and to whom
. . .
paid; and the tax receipt therefor shall be produced
for examination, unless the afilant shall state to his
affidavit that tt has been Irso fß4ituyeit, or that
he never rrenttetl AO*, arid li a naturalized citizen,
shall etstl Stitt When,-where and by what court he
was naturalised, and shall also produce his certift-
Ote of naturalization for examination.. lint If the
person so claiming the right to rote shall take
and subscribe an atlidavit that lie is a native born
citizen of the United States, or, if born elsewhere,
shall state the fact In his affidavit: pot shall pro
duce evidence that he has beep enliven eti t or that
he la entitled to 'citintlSMli; of his fath
er's tuttualivhiom Ih 1 shall 'further state In his
affidavits that he Is, at the time of making Wilda
sit, of the age of twentpone and under twenty
two years; that be has been a estisen of this United.
Atates one month, and has resided In the State one
,year; Or. if a native born citizen of the State and re
moved therefrom and returned, that he blus retitled
therein Six instills next preeeeding, tlett lon,
and In the election distlot t...n htilnediate
ly preeeeint tied he.shall be entitled to
vote, although he shall not have paid taxes. The
'said affidavits of all persons making such claims,
and the affidavits of the witnesses to their residence
shall be preserved by the election board, and atthe
close of the election they shall be enclosed with
the list of voters, tally list and ether prers re
quired by law to be ajekhy. judge with
th
. prothefesirt and shall remain on file there
ivlti' lit office, subject to exami
nation as other election papers are. If the election
officers shall find that the applicant possesses all
the legal qualifications of a voter, ho shall be per
mitted to vote, and his name shall_be added to the
list of taxhbles' br. the elatlun officer the word
"tar" being added where the claimant claims to
vole Oh tar, and the *oil
,the
where he claims
to vote on age, the saine.v*Cds being added by the
clerks in ea? Caw- respsciitclh.en the lists of
persons i - otin election.
section 11. t shall be lawful for any, qualified
citizen of the district, notwithstanding tire name
of the proposed, voter Is contained on the list of
resident taxables, to challeng e Oa vote of such ,
whereuponperson, whennOn the Witte holt of the right of,'
suffrage tie is iipW required by aW shall be Dubllely
made and acted on by the board, and the
vote aditiitted of kejeeted, according to the eii
dente-. likeipperson claiming to be a naturalized
citizen shall be repuired to produce his naturaliza
tion certificate at the election before voting except
where he has fi een for five years consecutively a vo
ter in the district where he offers , to vote) and on
the vote of such . persoll being received, tLe election
officers ate tto (t rite or stamp the Word .ivoted" on .
his Certificate, with the 4,T3 - , niotitia and ;ear, and
If any eleetirm officer br offleets shall receive a sec
ond vote bn the tg,ilae day, by virtue of the same
certificate, except where sons are entitled to vote,
because of the naturalization of their fatlfer, they
and the person who shall. offer inch second vote
shall bet guilty of ft Mistlehleanot, anti on comic-
tion.thereof 'shall be lined or ihtprison/ or both,
at the discretion of . : the iMlitt; but the lie shall
l
not exceed titeuttilted dollars in each case nor the
imprisonment one year. The like punishment
shall be inflicted on conviction, on the officers of
election who :shill neglect or refuse to make. or
cause to be made, the endorsement r e paired as
aforesaid on said naturalization certificate:
t , eetion 12, if tiny chetleil slisll refuse or
neglect to require. suc h Pri 4 of Of the right of suf
frage as PHICI Med by this law, or the laws to
which this is a pupplement, from any peasou offer- I
ingto vote whose name Is not on the list of assessed
voters, or whose right to vote is challenged by any
pualified voter present, and shall permit stick per
son to vote without requiring such proof, every per
son Iv! oeten'ELF, shall; upon conviction, be guilty of !
a misdemeanor. and shall be seirtehced for every
such 'offense, to pay a fine net exceeding five I
sines dollars or to enderrio nM itairrisoninent. not
more than one bi both at the discretion Of the
court.
Section 19. Any assessor, election officer or per
son appointed as an overseer, who shall neglect or
refuse to perform any duty enjoined by this act;
without reasonable or legal rtlune , gall be subject
to a penalty of rite hundred dollars, and if any as-,
sessor ehlll knowingly assess any yerson as a voter
who is not qualified, or shall willfully refuse to as
sess any one who is qualified, lie shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor in office 'and on conviction shall be
punished by a fine not exceeding one thousand dol- ,
tars, or ithprisonment not 'crer.ding two yeirs, or
both, at the dlscletioh Of the Court; and also be
sub eel h ala action for damages, by the party ag
grieved; and if any person stialt.frandenlntly alter,
add to; deface Of destroy any list of voters made
out as directed ,by this act, or tear down' or remove
the same from the place where is has been fixed,
With fraudulent or mischevlous Intent.zori_for any
improper purp ose , the person so offending shall be
guilty of a ,nsdemeauor, and on conviction shall
be punished by a fine not exceeding fire' hundred
dollars, or imprisonment not - exceeding two years,
or both, at the discretion of the court! and If any
person shall, b,y vinlenet ) 4, 2 intimidation, drive, or
attempt t" dri",e froth the polls, any person or per
s'zi.ls appointed by the court to act as overseers of an
election, or in any way wilfully prevent said over;
seers from ,performing the dotics crathied upon
them this eel - , such person shall be guilty of a
inistlemealier, and upon conviction thereof shall be
punished by a fine not exceeding One thousand dol
lars, or by imprlsouthent not exceeding two years,
.or lsdhs at the discretion of the root(- ‘tir per
• sioi who sloth 01! for o.llr 1.0 . :0iy election, vlsit a
.pouniti. ;Offer in,any election diNtriet at which lie is
not entitled to vote, and shall use any Intimidation
or violence - for the, purpose of pro‘Zoitlng any offi
cer of election from prforining the duties 'required'
of him by law, or for the purpose or preveot lug any
qualified voter of Ruth diste.rt e:sercising Itif right
to votes or frith exercising his right to challenge
an person offering to vote, such person shall tie
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. and upon convic
tion thereof , shall be punished i l y,a floe not exceed
ing one thousand dollars or by Imprisonment not
exceeding two years ; or both' at the discretion of
the court.. Au tr. ef seer. clerk or election officer
who shall disclose. how any elector soled,- unless re
quired to do so as a_witnefs In a judicial proceeding
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic
tion thereof shall b. punished by a flue wit exceed
ing one thousand dollars. or by linprienionent not
exceeding two years, or 1.0(11, at the di t eretion o f
the court. •
If ally persmi shall pretest attemi,tto prevent
any officer of an elertion under this set from hold
ing such election: or nee nF threaten any violence to
any such officer, 'tot shall interrupt or improperly
interfele with him in the execution of his duty.
shall block up the window or avenue of any win
dow. where the same may, be holden, or shall riot
ously disturb the peace ' , of such election,' - or shall
use or practice Intimidation or threats, force or vim
hence with the design to influence unduly or over
awe nny elector or prevent hint froM toting, or re
strain the freedom of choice, such person, on con
viction, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding five
.hundred dollars, to be - Imprisoned for any time not
less than one, nor. more than twelve months, and if
It shall lie shown to the court where the trial of
such offense shall be had, that the person so offend
ing was not a resident of the city. ward or:district
where the said offence was committed, nod not en
titled to cute thereimpu contiction he shall be sen
tenced to pay a find not less than one hundred or
more than one thousand dollars, and be imprisoned
not less than Sit Months or more than two years.
"If any person or persons shall make any bet or
wager upon the result of the ,election. within the
commonwl'aith, or shall offer to make any such Let
or wager, either by verbal proclamation thereof, or
by any written or printed advertisement. or invite'
any twrson or persoos to make Such bet or wager,
upon conviction thereof he or they shall forfeit and
pay thiee•times,the amount so bet or offered to be
bet.
Anil the election law of the' Commonwealte fur
ther provides that -the ihspectors, judges and
clerks shall before entering on the duties of their
offices. severally take and subicribe the oath or af
firmation hereinafter directed, which shall be ad
ministered to them by any judge, alderman, or jus
tice of the peace, but •If no such magistrate be
present.'one of the Inspectors of the. election shall
administer the oath or affirmation to the Judge and
other inspecter, and then the Inspector so qualified
shall administer the oath or affirmation to him.
••••• The inspectors, judge and clerks required by,
law to hold township and general elections shall
take and subscribe the several oaths awl affirma
tions. required by the lath. 20th and 21st • sections
of the act of 2,1 day of Jule, lSitn. act rela
ting to the elections of thisi.iommonvvealth, ' which
oaths Ur affirmations shall be prepared and,admin-
Istered in the manner prescribed in .theinth and
rd sections of said act, and in addition to. the pow
er conferred by the nth section of said act, the
jtidge or either of the inspectors shall have power
to administer the oaths prescrihed by sal,' act to
any ele k of a general, special or township' elec
tion.
The following shall be the form of the oath or
of to be taken by each inspector. vi; .1.
(.1..13.) that I will duly attend to the
eit.ming election during the continuance thereof as
ad inspector, and that I wilt not receive any ticket
or vote from any.persou other than such as I firmly
believe to be, according to the provisions of the
Constitution and the laws of this Commoitwealth,
entitled to a vote at such election, without requir
ing such evktOnce 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, an,LI will not
disclose how any elector sholl have voted, unless re- .
gulled to do so as a witness in a judicial proceeding
riot that I will in MI things truly and impartially
!and faithfully perform my - duty therein, to the best
of my Judgment and abilities, and that I am na y
directly of indirectly. interested in. any bet or wa
ger, on the result of this election.'
"The following shall be the oath or affitriation of
each judge, viz: '.l; (A. B.) 'do that I will
as judge duly attend the enfutng election during,
the eontinuauce thereof, and faithfully assist the
Inspecthrs in carrying on the same; that I will not
give my consent that any vote er ticket shall be re
ceived from any person other titan such as I firmly
believe to be. according to the provisions of the
the constitution and laws. of this commonwealth,
entitled to vote at such election, without requiring
such evidence of the right to v ote as Ls directed by
law, and that 1 will use my best endeavors to pre
vent any fraud, deceit or abuse, in carrying on the
sante, by citizens qualified to vote, or others. and I
will make a true and perfect return of the said
election, and that I will not disclose haw any elec
tor shall hive voted, unless required to do so as a
witness in a judicial proceeding, and will In all
things truly, impartially and faithfully perform my
duty respecting the same, to the best of my judg
ment and ability, and thst I am not, directly or in
directly, Interested in any, bet or wager on the re-:
suit of this election.'
`• The following shall be the loran of oath or affir
mation to be taken by each clerk, viz: •I'(A. - It.) do
that I will Impartially and truly write
clown the name of each elector who shall vote at
the ensuing election. which shall be given rat In
charge, and also the name the name of the town
ship. ward or district wherein such elector resides,
and carefully - arid truly write down the number of
votes that shall be given for each candidate at the
election, as often 'as his name shall be read to me
try theinspector thereof, and that I will not dis
ease how any elector shall have voted, unless re
pulred to do so as a witness lb .a Judicial proceed
ing, and in all things truly and faithfully perform
my duty rdspecting the same to the best of -my
judgment and abilities, and that I am not directly,
or Indirectly interested in any bet or wager on the
result of this eleetlen:
The qualified electors will take notice of the fol
lowing Act of Assembly. approved the twelfth day
of March, 1868, "An rctleguLating the mode of co
ling at all elections, In the several counties of this
Commonwealth: 7
Sec. 1. Be It enacted fl the Senate and House of
Representatives of the Commonwealth o l'enl-
Tanta In General Assembly met, and It f
is hereb nsyy
enacted by The authority of the same: That the
quailed Voters of the several counties of this Com
monwealth, at all general, township, borough and
Special elections,-are . hereby hereafter authorized
and required to vote by tickets printed or written,
or partly printed or written, severally classified as
follows: One ticket shall embrace toe names of all
Judges of Courts voted for, and shall be labeled
onudde, .Judlciarr; one ticket shall embrace the
names of all State officers voted for, and be tabled
tate; ono ticket !hall embraek (1;:e naiLes of all
taajZoffteetstroted frfrageludingA7 of sena.
'
;tar aud - dielliberst-of Alossadifigit. fort and
Members Of ,Cestgretk if -Idtedi for' int . be -labeled
Countrz ode tieket Oliteixtbriled .the itai*isibt ail'
tolneship °dicers Toted forvitgul labetet 7orrn
shirt ode fink , sbAilledlbrdee the nsou - or at ar
borough erica% thated fm; and be labeled .11,i40
and each class stall be deposited la , separate baba
boxes.
See. X. That it shall be Ithe eltie4f.,thq Sberlits
in the sever*. codSle,s .ixf c l ua l diShwealth, to
Insert in Melt eldeffoit to Hops hereafter . Ito
sued tile nest section of this act.
JAMES R. KEI.LEY.
speaker of the loosens Reresentatives.
DAVID !LEMI'U.
Speaker Of the Senate.
APPitIiVE.P. the thirteenth day of Mareh,:A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and slate-six:
.S..p. OURTAIN,
Oqrernor._
PRE
AffiVADMENT „
Witeness, The Congress of the tnited States on
the Eist day of March, 1570, passed an Act enW
tied. "An Act to enforce the right of eitiaeas of
the United States to vote in the several States of
this Union ‘ and [pi other purpose,st" the first anti
second sectidits itifle cflflre As IdtFe I .
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United StatelsorAmerica
In Congress assembled That all i citizens of the
United States, who are, or shall,be 'otheryriSe quail.
'fled by la* to vote at any election by the people, in
any State, Territory:district; e;ty, reirish; tewlishlp
school-district, municipality or. other territoriai
sub-division; shall be entitled and allowed ,to vote
at all such eleetiofts; Tom_ distlnetion of race.
rotors or prelitidil band' tit bf servitude: any con
stitution laW, custom, usage or vegetal fool of any
Stare or Territory, or by, or tinder, Its antb { n•py. to
the contrary, notwithstanding."
Section 2. And be it further emitted, that by or
under the authority of the Constitution or. inws or
any State, or the lawf of any Tech ry. 34 act
or shall be reOnired to he dohs 54 5 prt,•lV(ltliSl:v tit
qualliicatloit AVt tirtint ittut hb va c !. toe. i t t u t t„„
or fact, persons axe or shall be Charged with tit:-
performance of duties In'turnishing to citizens nn
opportunity to perform such requisite, or to become
qualified to vote, it shall be the duty of every such
person and °Meer to give to all citizens of the Uni
ted States the same and equal opportunity' to pet
form such pre-requisite and to become qualinied to
vote wlthotktdis4ncilm; of trace; color; nr Previous
tondltibti of servitude, and if such person or officer
shall refuse or knowingly omit to give full:effect to
tills section; he shall. for every such offense, forfeit
and pay the sum of five hundred dollars tit the per
son aggrieved thereby, to,be recovered by fin action
on the case, with full costs and sueh allowence for
counsel fees as thet . Colirtahall deem just. ond shall
Mate far ettrY sOll offence, be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and shall on ' Convictien thereof. be
fitted not less than five hundred dollars, tic be lin—
prisoned not leas than out Month nor Moor; than one
year, or both at the discretion of the
' And the judges of the respective distrlef afore
said, are required to Meet at Towanda, Mt the Fri
day next following the ,holding) of sal& eleetion
then anti there to perform those things reqiiired of
them by law • i 1
(liven ender my hand, at my office in Towanda this_
twenty.tottrth day of S,eptember, "In the year of.
our Lord* tliouanil eight 111;11141'ml and 'seven
ty-five, and in the ninety-ninth year of the Inde
pendence of the United States.
J. hiONIt DE SMITH. :
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, Pa.
October Ist, 1878
DitOCLAXtATION.
BEREAS.,
I thellor7Ps."..7(,.D.)lfinnO,W;President Judge of
the 12th du trial Distiirt consisting of the county
of Bradfo , and lions. S. D. RAIIKNI;sts and 4'.
S. RUSSELL, Associate Judges; in and for said
county of Bradford, have Issued itheirprio•ept bear-.
ing date the 20th day of September, 1575; to int• di
rected. foe holding an adjourned Court of Common
Pleas. at Towanda, fur the Count, of limlford, on
Monday, November 157.51 to conlimie tr. ..veekt4:
NotiCe Is therefore hereby given to tie Coroners,
anti Justices of the Peace of the countV of Brad
ford, that they be then and there In heir proper
person, at to o'clock to the forenoon' of. said day
with records. Inquisitions and other rt•lnentbrancesc
to do those things which to the r officelfppertnlnt.
to be done! and ,:thosh who are bound by recogol+
AMC or otherrype alttst Inc rtl-oners
who arc Or may be in the jail Of did emu Iy. or who
shall be bound to!appear at the s}id Conr . are to be
then and there to prosecute against theist as may be
just. Jurors are requested to. be punctital in thol r
attendance, agreeably I :
Dated at Towanda; toe 80th dui of September.
r lu
the year of Our ; one thousand eight hundred
and sevety-Ilve; and of the 101epettdefiet , of th..
United States; the ninetyrninth, • i
31ONROEIS311T11 1 , lietltf.
TIST OF JURORS DitANW
• 4 for a Court of Common Pleas to he held at
Towanda. commencing !tonal - ov. bili, iv;' , :i.
VtitsT WEED(.; !
AlhonX; ..lolin Murphey; A it:cilia; (liver D
Fields; Athens mt., tilts But in, Jo, li ;trucks:
Athens born, James Wilson, Ho ce A - DT:. Alba.
John Essenwine; Barely, Wm Thompson. Jinn
Wheatley; Burlington Twp, Au tie C Sweet Can
ton twp, Marcey Smith; Col= do, Calvin Soper;
Granville, Philemon Catlin; Litchfield 2 Jon
, athan
C Dnvidst Orwell, Seymour 'Wilson! Like. ,M Iles
Bennett; Itidgbury, Moses D 1101t1:11t1 4.prlitzflehl,
Alfred Havens; Standing stone;!Sacob sliack le ton;
South Creek; Coryden A. Parson's: Troy!horo, \Vat
ter II Gurneti Troy twp, Floyd Baker; Towanda
twp. Joseph Crane, Geo-Lltzleruan; TOW,anda l.oro.
B W Lane, Wm. (Differ, 3 D MOnianYe_l I' W cvn
nepacker; Tuscarora, Chas Johnson; Ulster, Win
Lewis, Patrick Kane: Warren, John Ring: Wyela,
Henry Spencer; Wyalttslng, U D Huff; Jas Dona
hue, Manic! Joggers. _I , ; : . ;
'
sti.coND WEEK. ! f
Albany. domes Terry; Asylum Soho M Cool
bang'', Peter )IcCrocken; Atlielis Twp, John liy-
ser; Granville, John P Bush, l'iliert Itoliey; Iler.
rick, Francis Stethen, John 'Audefson; orwell
Edward I. Carrington:l'lWe; Anr,usttis 'Rose, Chas
Slocum; Ridp,bnir, Daniel , It, Burnham, 'A;.13:;1
nurnhatn, A\ allace GrlstVold! Rome ttvp, Joseph
Seely: Smithfield, Nathan Waldun, Clarence Voor
lilin Springfield, Joel Adams, 'Dudley Sherman:
SheFhequin, Thomas Weller. Trio; born, A n,tti, .
Mitchell. Edward F Johnson, ' Jno 1' Secese; Terry
Jame., T..Tooe.i7ToTimla twp. Al.piiry Ai Day id-on:
Tinvaiula lion), ;railic ilorton, 111.1V.1n ileueel', Coco
V Myer; T;mantla north, .Tames Foster; tll,ter,
i'lma tioetchuls: WarrMl, IT train 1' Taylor: Ran
dolph L Beard4ee; Nqalu ' ing ' ,' Daniel. 11. State,:
WyNoz, Austin A Conhowdi Geo Pooh!: Wilthot.
Reuben beeiriell:
I I
ROCLAMITIONI-IIIEREAS ,
.k'r
.
',
lioli PAUL D. Monnow, President Judge Of
the 12th Judicial District. Consisting of the county
of Bradford, and lions. S. D. iIannNESS. anti C.
S. Itcasut.t.. A ssocinee Judges. In and for,said
county of Bradford, have issued their precept bear
lug date the 2nth day of Sept. 1i75, to 'no directed.
for holding a Court of Oyer and: Tenniner. General
Jall . Delivery, Quarter Sessions ~ of the Peisee, Com
mon Pleas and Orphan's' :Court, at Troy for
the County of Bradford, on :knout:ly. ' Octo,er 25,
1575. to Mantle One ~reek.
i t i
Notice is therefiire hereby glen to the Coroners
and Justices ef the Peace oft o County of Brad
ford, that they be then and t tell; In their proper
person, at le d'cloCi; In the fc quails of said day,
with records, inquisitions nud o her remenibrances,
to do those things which to, tirr office appertains
Babe done; and those .whd are bound by recogniz
ance or otherwise to prosecute against the prisoners
who are or may be in the Jail oil said county, or who
shall be hound to appear at the said Court, are to be
then and there to prosecute a ;Must them as shalt
be Just. Jurors are requested to be, punctual In
their attendance. agrecably ( to 1 4 helr notice.
Dated at Toivanda, the oath day of rept., in fie
year 'of our Lord, one thonOnd eight hundred
and seventy-five, and of tne Independence of the
United States, the ninety-ninth.
' J. MONROUSMITIL Sheriff.
TIST OF PERSONS - PRAWN
4to act as Travers Jurors; nes, Court of Common
Pleas to lie held at Troy, commencing Monday Oct.
; ,25, 1872.
'Albany, John Seanlin; Barclay, James McPher
son, Thomas Cannany; Burlington boro. Martin
Phelps; Canton twp, Andrei Ayres, William
Watts: Columbia, Judson Wi4on: Granville, Hen
ry A 'Jennings; Litchfield, Mercur illogers, , WM.
Bostwick, Ahinson Munn, John P Simpler; Leßoy,
Anson Carney: Lellaysville, , Jtlartin II Codling;
.Monroe born, Henry C Tracy: /venom Jacob Sher
man. Chas Streevy, Fred Hey rly; Rome twp. Jo
siah Horton, Sylvester R Garner: South Creek.
Samuel Ingersoll; Sylvania. John Alp:ander; Tiny
borb, Frank Pierce, Miller C.-Moore; Terry, Jona
than Terry, 'William T Hoiton; Towanda twp, nV
W Bowman: Towanda Born, Andrew J Noble; 'l'o-
wand:, north, James Manger; Ulster. Abram 0
Snell: Wilinot, Richard M Abrams; Wysox, John
P Wattles, Job Webb. (Trials C Shores; Wells, Chas
Wenner; Wyalusinff. LeVir h'taiford.
TNCORPORATION NOTICE.
A_ To all whom it may conceit') : The undersigned
citizens of Sylvania itorm Bradford ico., Pa.. and
vicinity. hereby RIM notice that they intend to ap
ply to the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford Co.,
or a Law Judge thereof, for a ilarter and to be in
oorpOrated into a body politic :Itt lam; with perpet
tial succession under the same style and title of
".The Presbpterian Society of Sylvania," for the
purpose of extending the Christian selig,lon, and to
roved° themselves with a su table house for relig
ions worship..
CURTIS MERRITT. J. IL NASII.
DAN'I. BIIADFORD. E. TRACY.;
JNO. If. KILGORE. C. EY HAG ER.
IL 6. KILGORE. ,
AUDITOR'S \C/TICE.-S. N.
Bronson vs. B. Parts. Iu the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford tountv.l No. 180, Sept.
T.. 105.
She undersigned, an auditor amiointed by the
court to distribute money raiSed by Oheriff'smie of
defendant's real estate, will attend to the duties of
his appointment at the (Mee pt Oveiton & Mercur,
in Towanda bore; on FRIDAY, the lath day of
October. A. B. 1875, at 2 o'clock P. at., when and
whem all pergomi Interested f are requested to pre
sent their claims or be foreve debarred frOri
claim
ing any share of said fund.
Oellw3. WA. OVERTON Auditor.
- --
p.xiEctrroll , t
a l Notice is hereby given hat all persons Indebt
ed to the estate of Joshua' Ba. ley. lite of North To
wanda,deed.nre requested to make immediate pay
ment, and , all persons hat, claims Bg:tins said
estate must present them dui authenticated, for set
ment. FRINCHEGREGG,
3111 TON ISAYLEY,
J13.12'0.. Executors.
ME
._______
ADMINISTRATIMS!I NOTICE.
—Notice Is hereby gi .n thritall persons In'.
fielded to the estate of 1.1 n- G. Terry, late of
1
Terry twp.. det.'d„must ke Immediate
pay
mentto the undersigned, at ri all persons having
claims against said estate m st present them, duly
authenticated, for settlemen . 1
N. "I.:LIS' Tr.iilly. ~ ,
sel,gag,
ADMINISTRAT LIST NOTICE.
—.-Not ice is hereby gisien tlit all persois in
debted to the estate of Alonzo 'Conant, late of
Wilmot. decd, must ma) "••••metliate payment to
the undersigned, and 1 4. having claims
against said estate must kem, duly authen
ticated, for settlement.
X CONANT.
Administrator,
ser2wG•
VXECUTORS
•.4 Is hereby given ft
the estate of
deed, must make !muses
derslgned, nod all persos
said estate must present
for settlement.-
,
1:1.1)121:DC E VA NDY K F.,
EUGENE 'ANDYKE,
11 ,
Executt;rs. '
_1- •
VXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
du Is hereby given that all persons indebted to
the estate of Betsy Swum!, lrte Of Asylum, deed,
must make Immediate payment to:the undersigned,
and all persons having claims against said estate
must present them, duty aut inttrated, for settle
ment. . S. MINGOS,
. W. BENJAMIN;
sepl6 t Executors.
AUDITOR'S
E. 11. Jacoby vc.. G. . Cash. In the court
of Common Pleas of Bradt COunty, Nil. 1161,
Sept. T., 1874. •
The undersigned. au audl or appointed by the
court to distribute' the funds Ised by Sheriff's sale
of defeanant,srerJ estate. w 11 atte_ml to the duties
of his appointment at the office of • Vfllt'at Maxwell
In TowanSa, on TUESDAY, the Mb day of Octo.
her, 1875, at 10 o'clocd A. 11, when and where all
persons having claims on said fund must present
them, or be forever debarred from coming In upon
the same.
SeptOn 6
ser23r4
'c-Xtecellinecii*Soirtigemais.:!
FALL AND WINTER OF 1'8754
i!LOtiiiNu;
iM; urooD,
31. E.
.1,1 S E IE L 'B,
-AT-,
WIIO,I4ISASE ASDE!RETAIAJ.
This popnlar house has nor newly one of the finest
start; s of *lathing In Atrtericm for style quality
awl ft; which Is a itnarantee that every garment
will invte what l rememitt It to
FARMERS,
a It A NO
H
c;ouNTRY .AtEttgitAssTs,
!..1121117, to town, are partikilany requested to call
At soy *tort and examlue the leading styles, made
Irons French, Scotch and jAmericau Cloths, for
Ilem Boys and Youths' wear. ; InAt will be found
man, 4.5.1114 stelestOß the' oming season. such as
theoMulde Breasted tdvaikay Vest enlist the Pi
oneN. Sults: ihe Iluzzar Veit suits; the Centennial
Sults, of all Of which I aska careful examination,
by all who are In want of -cheap and substantial
ciothi lig and furnishing goods.
OVERCOATS 01'1 EVERY
ATS;
• MITTENS, &C.,
•
- `AND RETAIL,
. . .
, i i •A'r--: !.,.,.
M. E. 11 0 L' N 1 , " 11:. Ll)' S,
I
nugi6-75. i , ! i'O WAN )A. PA.
. .
TASTELESS , Mk:DI I CINES.
i , • .
A 'imminent Nest' York physician lately com
plained to DUNDIIS. DI:CK.CO. shout their
Sas:o.ti.woon OIt.! CAPSULE, ; Mating that some
times they cured valraeulinistli.but that a pat-lent
of his hail taken ttelll wDlontt effect. On being
inforni , d that sevet.ti imitations were sold, he In-
Attired and found b 1 1 a patient had not he. a taking
DUNI) AS PICK, rp:S,l .
What itaPpeileil 1 i
lt tilis..plisielati War lime hap
-11
DUN
Peed to others. an LAS DICK & CO. take
this monied of pro eetingt . ph iptirimut. firm wiles,
and themselves, an preventing OIL of SANDAL
WOOD from coming Into disrepute.
• PHYSICIANS W i llo once preSerlbe the ( 'apsnies
wlllconttnue to dd fial; ttir ihtl contain the
I pure up al in the Dein andcheapest form-
- DUNDAS DICK & CO. use more ott. of SAN
DALWOOD than all the Wholesale and Retail Drug
' gists and Perfumers In the United States combined
and this is the sole mason why the pUre 011 1 8
soirktheaperintheireapsulestban 'that** other
Ifortn.,' 1'
OIL OF SANDALWOOD if: fast superceding
.:every other tvlurtly. slityi Capsules only being re
gnited to litsute a safe null certain cure In six or
'eight days. Vrotri ISO other Medicine Mit this re
sult.lie had. - • ~
ItC N DAS DICK it: O.'S SOFT c 11 . SITI.ES
solt 0 .h • problem,!long rtillshiel ,4l t' 'Otio'llt PhY-
- sielaw. of Dow to avoid the 11:111....i :it'd itk;.tdst I.X
, p , •l'klits!e - DI SlVsnottiftgi Ii vi
/whir ari. iiii. known to
1 detntet fihhs: if hit thist , roy• In i uiv-il Orect. , of
maul vitinalite retnisiles. ! 1
..
Solt Capsules are put lq. 111 11114 , .11 ;Ma Ill'ai IfOX
-6, thirty In each. ;11,4 :ill , .11 • I only I'apsuliis pre
scribed Iry ylipsielitils. 1 • 1
TASTELESS NIEDICINES. —( ';‘ ,4 t I r
oil and Tatty tither 1121110,111 S ittedielnes ran he ta
ken easkly tool satelvs in IDUuNpAS DICK '&
CO'SNOPT CAPSULES. No Taste
no Smell. i
ireT.heso wero tho o_nly capsulos
Admitted :o the lastlParis EXposi
tion. • !
$4,0 for 1 1 1. , 1131 . to 35 Woo,lvi 4:1',4 • L
_New York,
Sold at all Drag Stores Here.
auk 11% , - I .1!
'PTO THEY Do,'N.
cpripinin
Ihtt tho,e ttho are v.lh, eth , lagh to
BUY THEM CLOTHING
E. .1 .1 ( •
Nt.vt.;* Owl faun tltf ptiallty of th
ILOODS LIE SF,I,LS
NtA% latlar3 atlttx-ith• to cAtillig aztviitlim tii
LARGE AND ELECTANT
FALE
MEN AND DOT'S' WEAR.
An inspection of lila! steel: will be litlffident to
satisfy all that he ean!etTer greater Inilueenients
than even (an",l7-75
MEANS 114 SE, TOWANDA,
CORNER 3IAIN ,AND littlOGE SEIFERT'S,
The Horses, Illarnes,i, tr., of all guests, of this
hosuse, insured against loss. by Flre, without any
extra charge. •
• A superlo (11 4 1 &mai, r i t i ase Ap i . i dpsl
received. -
Towanda.i
e election, which was ,
pon the final passage of the
FM} toad G 2 yea to 27 talk, Mr.
rA.. gih the negative l . and 'gib . -
ns, tbatpabodY had asked
paling lea. , and that the temperance
medate the toming county were satisfied
b h e i u p a a 7as it w . aand bad pe_titkin. irk
.y to let s, it stand. Thus m
new block. tech and vote of Mr. C. slur
years as Representativehe
T he THE un ieE (ed by the Legislature and by
pts z as a staunch teniptradce
Tt
(4 the e -
party has honored him
age e? his oian he has ever asked or ex
:ix:l64f.
---
i that the Republican part) in
BETII my is obliged to publish
s attacks upon men who are
"
on or reproach, in order to
OLI) defeat. A cause that will not
lout such a defense ought to
011ihe people say Amen.
Melt in MT
. (1., 0 •
to the cern ,
.. .... ra, if you don't Want
by . the solo 'Calla: of "The Prohibition
Fayette, lit make the ItEromrEtt a mud-,
Thins a u chine, nor a medium of false
beeprietor co . half of .my assailed friends,
milk to e Prohibition Party." . .
render the
Philadelpli • J. B. SVSINEIt.
night hert;.---.0 4 . -4,---- '•
morning.. LEM* TO 1111R4 CHUB.
accommoll . SUCH.
4.
Sept.
.
B propounds some perti-
T HE lions in the following let
- \c.bOnestiv..sins.ronrpfl wat
HORSIT FIXINGS GENERALLY
Is at C. F. DATON'S In the store lately occupied
Jullos Wolff aka Clothing Store. Having removed
my establishment to more commodious and relive
nipit quarters, I respectfully Invite my old eusto
niers, and all in I.
of anything In the line of
iIAfINESS,.SADDLES,
to give me a call, feeling satisflutl that from the-fa
cilities I possess for purchasing stork,ll can do a
better Job, nt a lo r scer price than any other estab
llsninent lh the edunty.c
Don't forget the place one door below the old
sirnd of Fox & Ectenr:
nutr2G.
PLOWS ANI) POINTS.
Farmers are hereby informed that 1 am now pre
pared to furnish the celebrated
CE —N otice
ei,.. -- arbted to
late o Leltq,
iyiuptit to he Mf
g claims agakst
anthetitleatea.-,
LER AYSYILLIi . "L"
'of every kind. Also -Point:v or any pot*ti• if of the
ow furnished at lowest:,
Glic k August 3, iii7.3lf,
FOle \ •§ALE.—A valuable farm in
Athens twp., laying 2'i miles from Athens
Lord, and 3 miles from Waverly. Contains 10
acres, of which in are in grass and grain. 'A dairy
of :5 cows has been kept on it, and there Is base
ment stabling for that number. It lifts a gentle in
. elluation to the south, and is warm, strong land.
it will beaold low and possession giVen immedi.
ately. Address
E. I). DREW, Elmira, N. Y.
I). F. PARE, Athens, Pa.
•d. PREW, on the farm.
'novie 71tf, .
WOOIj CARDING,
. •i
AT THE i
WOOLEN MILLS, CAMPTOWN,
PENNA. j • _ _
Also manufacturing and cloth dressing attended
to on short notice. ,We are already making rolls
from the new clip, and are prepared to do pork as
fast as offered.
H. 13.
• Cazaptownael. Ja ,1575.
SDREW WILT,
I Auditor
MMI
-AT- ,
DESyRIVTION.
'A I'S, . GLOVES,
lit►
-•% I . -
TORE,
.1 A 0 B
1;•'•S011'1'1ENT
MEE
A 1) wINTER GOODS,
-1411 L. - ,.
Hotels ani lie:tatrants.
NETS, &C.,
C. F. DAYTON
VANN
:Yanw
OTTNDRY 4 MAOHWE SHOP
ana Ti tac k ltrp i iieli4&Attedt
re r= o, to s tor itoto tti,d,, it z e , v d =„lo
BitLi*ARTIGSi
CIRCULAR SAW:MILLS,
MANDRILLS
Awr all 'chide of
Mill Irons made to order;
ENGINE REPAIRED.
And work warrOted to giro satlsfictlott.
.MACHINE*
Of the 'Meat and most Improved kinds umlinfactur
ed and kept constantly on,,,hand and ready for we
rLovuus
•
IRON AND WOODEN IiEAMS
• ikAlnds.
CULTIVATORS,
CORN PLOUGHS AND PLOUGH
POINTS
Of *,;all kinds, and , the latest' Improvement kept
en hand,
CHURN 'mutts,
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE
STO VE CASTING§
t:ELLAit oIIZITES
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
1,.% MI $.l }C VITTLES.
Anil all kholl of caALlop funtieb6.l at
• Starch 3D,'70. MEANS & ROCKWELL.
B () 1), & pA N
contlime to mittufactunt their eciebtated
HORSE POWERS .`CLEANERS,},
Aud wilt /..11 a better machine for jess Money than
can be had elsewhere In the world. We claim for
our machines that they will do as mutih,,or Inure.
than any other, and more ditrubly built. We per
sonally superlutend nor work and see that It Is well
done. We will send , e
nESCRI PTI Vi. CAI'ALOOLTE:S
(itt• Nl:whines nn applleatlon
TW',O HORSE
.PpWERS,
•
One and tw•G hot•se- Threashers and
Separ4ora, Thresher and
Cleaners.
•
•
, .
rA N
DIIM;
.M!1.1,S
Saw still Grist Mill work Alone to
Give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere,
*VII (1110:RIVilit `,..4X":111,14V
u - ooln
AugJ,%9
NEW CAIUHAGE FACTORY!
oppsite.the new Jail,
TOANDA, PENN'4
STULEN,
ftespeettelly aationere, „le his
that he has built a .
NEC RRICK t:ARRI E FACTORY,
Wlire. In. Will rim;!:tntly hell) on Intn , l f
meld of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN IMUMES,
PLATFORM *WAGON'S,
Tni irri NG SI: LrilCS, .»v SKELETONS
Mole of the best material and finished in the be-t
city style. Ills long experience In city Car
riage Factories giveg hint a decided
advantage over others in th.
FINISH, STYLE AND DURADILITY
Of wagon=
INSPECTION OF lIIS WORK
Precious to plifelta,lng else lion.
ALL WORK WARRANTED Tb MVE
rERFECC ATISFATIOti
Thankful for the libsnil patronage :formerly ex
tended A.di rests-etfully ask a conthntanee . of the
same.
REP.% SO I'I:OMPTI.I* Ar.rE.:lll.:l) TO
A.T REDUCED PRICES.
.possible, that
The,same met ! - HEN RY ST : I3 LEN.
at Libby :In a i mi. 8:734r. :.
er_: now, midi' ' '-' • '
Diunkennes% 0\ S! • Al O 0 N S
of` the day.
•
above all oth
party boasts, ,
fights. Mack IV A til ON,B li
are plenty at ei •
fundamental d • t .
punish your en!
fill.. The porti
tiers andlitthibi . .
•
who fought 6
now vote the I
ored and pr land a large assiirtment 0
; served their 1 . .
darkest hour: •
maimed in its!
.When I re AvA“oNs
shame we' brl
had we stood ,
:Ron and edict
easily have tr.
clap of thu
I awoke me.
gone Republ 1
1 bonfires and
=
Petmaylvanil
(1(.1" ' °1u CIIHAP.EI t
s'—win you?
• 5
Ileeentlyl -
the Third ,Sr other establishinrit in the
i
WAGONS CARRIAGES
Of every description manufacture(
to, order on short notice
Towanda 3lareiv2M, 1573
BBOOBBINDERY.—The public is
Respectfully Informed that the Book Bindery
has been removed to the ltErourtar Bonding,
third story, where will be douo '
BOOK-BINDING
In all Its sirlous branches, on terms as reasonable
as the ”hard times' , will allow. The Bludery will
be under the charge of
I
WIIITAKEW,
An experienced Binder, and ail 'work will be
promptly done In a style and manner which cannot
be -excelled. Music, Magazines, Newspapers, Old
Books, &c., bound in every style: ' Particular atten•
tion, will be paid to tha Ruling and Binding of
BLANK BOOKS,
to auk desired pattern, which in ottality and dm
•
bllity will be warranted.
Xl' All . work will be ready foi deliveo when
promised. . . ,
The pattonage of the publlc,ls solicited, and per.
feet sulafectlonxttarantecd.
attg24.4tt. •
MIS
=I
Tv RNERIA GLO,RpOIi,
WE STUFFS,
PURE• WINES AND LIQUORS;
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, &C.
. and a fine assortment of .
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS.
3lore than usual care Is glyeu to the compound
ing of prescriptions. Open on Sunday from 9A. N.
U.) 1 P. st" and froiu 5 P. M. to 7 P. M.
Dr. MADILL Can bo consulted at the store on Sat
uttlay of. each week, as heretotote.
O. 11. TURN ER,
W. G. GORDON.
Ir . IL C. PORTIIII,
ACIDS. DYE STUFFS, 3 / 4 GLUE,
PERFUMERY, TOILET A!ND FANCY GOODS
SPONGES; BRUSHES, BRACES di TRUSSES,
SOAPS, COMBS, POMADES, HAIR DYES.
TEETH, SKIN, AND BAIR PREPARATIONS
All lie asks Is .01
country.
JAMES BRYANT.
1=
Mk* - -!'zr
WITOLESALF, AND pETAIL
7'
_'S I
i
ilL(kil
TOWANDA, MINA.
ACIDS, EXTRACTS YLIXIR. HERBS,
SUOMI COAk'ED IPILLS,
' rownzus, UL'MS,
.., SYRUPS, TIXC-
TURES,! •
WINES, ! .
,
ac., .
And preparations of 'fkil kinds
MACHINE OILS,
KEROSENE,
ALCOHOL,
Sr,e.
for metficlual purposes;
Alt the
POPULAR PATENT 31EDICE..:ESt••1
ukay 7-72
MEM
OLD CASII DRUG STORE
Corner Main and Plae§ls., Towanda, Va.
F.:4(.6/14hed orer a quarter of a Ce,nt /try.
Wholes:de and WWI Dealer In •
®DICE\ E 5,
MIMI
CHEMNIALS,
zons, POCKIi:T-KNIVEs
PW'KET-BOOKS AND TORT-MON NAfES
MAC AlloY ANT, S(IOTC1I SNUFF,
FOREIGN AND LO3IESTIC CIG:►L,'S.
A lIDEN,'FIELD AND; FLOWER SEED.
Pure Wines and Llpuors, for niedlelual purposes,
BOTANIC, ECLECTIC .►ND
REMEDIES,
AND ALI. 4; EN EINE rovuLAR MEDICINES,
Supporters, Suspedsori'es, Breast Pumps,
N I I'PLES, NIPPLE SIIRLLS, & SHIELDS,
NCI:SING BOTTLES, TEETHING RINGS,
Syrii •s , Bed Pans, IL:rDtals, Thermetnetert.
ELASTIC STOCICINGIL &C.
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,
WICKS, CHIMNEYS; BATH BRICE,
sPERM, LARD, 'WHALE, HEATS FOOT
TA N N AND MACHINE OIL,
A Ltollol. AND SPIRITS TURPENTI!‘i E.
s.I.SIE u
PA INT. VA If NISI!. cOUNTEIt,
110RSE,
MAN I. SCRUBBIING, HAIR, TOUTII,
awl all oilier kind's of brushes. .1
WINDOW AND PICTURE CLASS,
of all Mies. -
I==
I:EADY MIXEL) PAINTS
OF ANY DESIRED COLOR,
RY THE POUND, PINT OR GALLON
61:01.7ND IN OIL OJT VARNISH,
AND DRY COLORS OF ALL wut.:
ALL ARTICLES WARRANT D.
Pre Pserlptlons carefully cclrni,oundiut at al liour4
of day and night. Open zttfudays for Preser ptlorni
from 1010, ,12to I :nut tn 6, 1%11.
In'. Porter can be colentltc(l as beretufor,i In Ito
office. ,:n1a31375.
Grcaeries and Provision:.
P'Cl'l,l
WHOLESA LE
MEE=
HIOCERIES AND PROVISIp.
Tow AN
The best brand , of
!=
The highent pi lee hall for all Linda ,f
corsTity t,AoDucE!
MEM
.131.711: E I'OllllllV, G
IMI
Everial atfrriliou paid 10 11111 . ug orderi. Coo(
(I,lllerol free of charge anyw•hen hi
the Borough.
a 044.1.
NO TICK lIEUK !
Rut the very best gowl; of all kinds kept by any
first-class grocer, and sold Down, Down. Down, I
?..,TRICTLY
ciiolve,t
TEAS, SPICES, MOIL: SS
, - SYRITPS, SUGAIIPN
.COFFEES, &C.,
Received flatly, fresh twilit the New York Mar
and bought at the very lowest casts prices.
Having been engaged for the last three rears with
a First-class Wholesale grocer In New Y .rk,'l have
Facilities for buying toy: goods so that I can nlako
it an object for all CASH. BUYERS call And '
SEE MY STOCK AND Iflila
I L
I;tfore pureltasitig elsewherr:,
1 , ‘v ILL PAY l'Alll FOR PROD TE I-,
M. B. I )WEN, 1 1
1
I
HED, WHITE AND lILEE STORE, 11111 D HE-ST
' 1
Miscellaneous' Advertisements.
FOR SALE-CI - lEll'., ND lON
CONVENIENT TERMS. 1
A blacksmith and wagon shop, with a twenty feet
water power attached. A very desi .Me lo l ation
for business.
The shops,are large and convenient, with neces
sary machinery for carrying •on an ex ensivqbusi
nese. . A alnall new dwelling house anti one acre of
land attached. . . - . 1.
ALSO—One other Water power on the; saiun 1 :
- til.E BEST
stream, with a twenty'2lye feet wheel, with 'SAW ! '
and lath mill, all in good running order.l This
farnogeorltlyw•iiclh
the E n og i . s t= l li :
i. er with - Ifive mires ot p R A -.1 R :I: E , 1 . 4 A N "D• S
i I- 'i •
ALSO—A HOTEL pROCERTY, with 'a 1 large • ! • . .
two and one-halt story house, with baCk buildings. 1, .. . ; lOWA AND NEARASKA,
Main building 605.32 feet. with large anthconveul-. ! ' • for sale by
cut barn. This
. propert; will be sold with (me or I , .
more acres of laud, to sit purchaser. I • r I3URI.INGT - t.
.ON, MI.SSOUBI
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• ALSO—A FARM containing about : 150 acres of i .. 1 ' . .
land, all improved except 5 acres; two &getting . • RIVER. R. 11: - CO.
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houses, two orchards, largo cattle barn, horsoi barn ' On ten ear's at 6 . per cent.
wogon house and shedsithercon. This property is
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In a high state of cultllation, and the quality of lnterest.. • • .
the land unsurpassed In he county. . . . ,
The above described property is all desirably lo- ,ONE MILLION ACRES in IOWA: - and Southern
cated and convenient to Lehigh Valley Rail Rd. ' NEBRASKA.
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Sir For /CMS (4 sale I apply to the subscriber, at : The finest country in the woritl - to combine farm-
Myersburg, Bradfoni County, Paj 1 , Ing and stock - raising.
•apri-75. ' . .E. REED 3IBER.
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', ,i • Products will pay for land and imr
'LDS/ 0
RANKAS GRAVE GUA . 1. provements long before theprin
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1 1 . clpal be comes due.
For the purpose of preserving th, perrfanent
symmetry of Burial mounds and liol4ng the usual •
' "The - so-called destitution In Nebraska IleS In the
' ... LARGE DISCOUNTS for cash.
or Ll.Unaa,
far western, region, beyond the lands of th 01.1.4.
Head and Foot Stones ore permanently and- se
g . ..;.• -
3.t. IL R. Co." . I •
rarely in position.
.1 4 : i . S . ..liie• For circularethat will fully describe these
• lands, andlho terms of sale, apply to or atidniks,
For particulars addre s -
O • LAND COSLMISSIONER,
T.... r o iag e w s ,
_. DICKENS N, A 1 '
O, i ' , . Burlington, lowa, for lowa Lands,
• ' I 3ireb,, forXebraaka Laws.
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June:-74
WATCH
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1 11.),"till.VE . 1 1
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FINE 3EIV
MISES
C(fF._\PE"'
" 64)1,1),:t.11.VE1Z - AND:s:rxEl.
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SPECTA C LES & EYE GLASSES
One door north of Dr. l'orley Drug store
jan6-75.
T) IL iISENTS FOR ALL,
IN - E:W EIVEL It.Y STORE
coio,-Imilly n.eelvlng In aeldltloplo his .large Stark
PINS.
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1 • 1 ..0 1 1 ' 1•:1• 1 1 ( . AN ANI) A'ri . It Es
G(piD AND SILNIER.WATCHES,
SILL mina) As/AkE oF A. I. I. VAI: I ETIE-S
AND PLATED RINGS AN D'IDAIENIS
Watch, Clock, and Jewelry repalrlng, tone In the
Iwg tuanurr, awl warranted.
Thatigs fora !Moral patronage alai lopt to merit a
coatitittattee of the caste•.
c. u. twircit
S40,1:1.11 RI: PREF ERRE!) To ALL
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IDealer hi
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JEW
CLOCKS:
S AND
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32E
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Deak r 1
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litgEM
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DSPItI
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S!'rEItING
SILVER
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Ti BEST.
M.•aht Street,
TOWANDA, P.A.,
AT rim
W. it. ROCKWELL
of Jemeli)
TINE ao
BA'S DS,,
RINGS,
STUDS.
CHARMS.
+001,1),!..,11 , ;er Asp EEL sl'EctAct. ES
CLOCK ,S OF ALL. FA,SIE TIES,
at the lowest prtees
W. 4OCK WELL
no ‘l2-71
SP.ECTACLES ! SPErri.VCLESI
A . ReNI9 - EL TINTED
'Read Lenses have the Tower of Protecting the.
Eye from IRRITATION arising from Light, ac-
coinpapted by Heat. I.7nder lynson'A Ainericiin and
English letterg pateut
REASONS WHY •oll•
ARILN DE L TIN TED ,srETA.c LES
They have the power of Arre,ting:the Heat-Rays
of,Solar and Artificial Light behire entering the
They are Violet Tinto, yet w constructed that
wh6n applied to the Eye appear coliqless.
The high and low numbers are the same tint
AV.II.;A. Cif AMBERIAN
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TOWANDA, l'A
1.1:A LEI: IN
4.mEnlliaN . & swiss w.VratEs
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STEItLI N(; t-d.t.oN:•• AN I) Fol
BROS.O I.:1E11R E I ) El: W AR,E
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FINE GOLD JEWELEX;&C., &C.,
.OProSITE COURT ROI7SE,
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W. A. 611AMBERLIN
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Pll . ol'o74llAol.E ' R . ,
TOWANDAi PA, . 11
t :Crateful for the generous , patronage of • the:'
'past year, would inform aft-wanting Pleteartv
1 yre
, itiat a re ' still/Ailing toutir estidd ent I
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I NM AND 'IMPROVED INSTR , ENTiY, I
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LIAO adopting m etand approved modes of
'printing and retouching in order to cure 4 !
I. . YINER I'IIOTQGRApit TITAN EVER
-t. • !
lin ade outside of the Mies, and
,that 'we' Inatia:.
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t is- specialty to enlarge AU . Mid of Pictures to
any also desired, ' and finish in , W ter Ccdors,l
Italia Ink, or In Oil, in the • - - t
' BEST STYLES AND VERY 1:011 1 PilillJE9'. !
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We also endeavor to take afl the time resale
In making chlldrens pictures, so as tlir seen* the
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best results. . _
We are constantly adding to our .slock of . 1
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All new patterns. and tasteful sty
tails them at a small advance from e
May 14;71
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COAL! COAL! COAL! COAL
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OLD TOWANDA COAL' Y.ARD
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-- .PIEII,CE & SCO, TiT
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Take Pleasure In announcing to thelr frieintsabil.
the public generally, that they are prepareft 'to fur
lash any of the following named, t'Fr.ll; In 'Annuli
tles to suit purchaseri, thoroughly !screened and'.
slated, and at as - low rates as at , any yard' hi T',..-
rraaila, '.Arc keep' the best t"oali front the ritt , ttoni
and Slinks-Barre - wines. : '
Ell
"SULLIVAN . , .A.NTIIIOcti:E:
an :.IzeK, from-mine% in Still - 1 - '4'mi .011116-
SMITII
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(min the ' 4
Poi BarriaY 311111!•! %I e• ar l tle• • tir,#.ol,
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BEST A LLENtOW'N L!A'tE
THE - BEST C.OVLA Y I . ( lEME,NI.
All•prtlers I..ft at the stores of Limg k Stevett , .'
F. J.-ealitta.... Ttdrd Watt,. Kirby's 'Drug Store. or
at oar ()Mee. cortior of River and Elizabeth's Sts..
will reP•leve prompt attention.
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PLEASE 01 .
us _I CALL: '"
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se V. 3-7
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ght, nn[ire• 11131 ue•v
STEAM FLOURING
is Bo w. in .acee,ful cperali , ,ll, and that: , pr
pared to ,10 all ‘t I , lk In 6is.liite ml '416)1,106(1%
cUsToM iN -.\3:1.
Itackv.lreat ltttel ei,lll
always oil bawl Ail.l
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and tot Nth- at loweo: rate,. •
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l'A 1:114 NOT IC !leg'un
the All,t ' , bk• of the tivr 11,1 ring b•
will have their fertvag- 'raid hollr
"they lo•il , ,t; grl,t , of ten ba.lu 1 att,l upv,
MAE
rill - E . 'II F: Mi N T (,) N . N
1:1,:.111N(.1's PIN :,EW I .NI A1.',11 INE 11:1,
rapidly into -r.tvor
4.7,.inliniatiii of g. , . 41. qualith•i, nairkily ; 1.1,1 t ran
'rang, rapid, durit.h., with
Stityls. It 6 a t•liiittle
Drop Fr' I.
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ECII,ACES,
A 31.401h:o fur family thin' . ;‘•,pr of it
ha, met . IVillt a 11tri? rapid furiea.;_:
ratio of &ale- :hail ally inaehltie ! on th, mat l:t.
A Machiuc for matialitotiii log and family •
(ri•Ady for deli , . i•ry only 1i•i:"1.1 for nitmr.
lierfmlioli. varioty of It a real
io. family or \v.')
GOOD 'AM:NTS -AVANTI.:I)
itENriNc:'Pt•\ sE \NANG NIA( i\E' 41 . MI
E. ItEmt);t:TON
It EMINGMN srwiNG ci
4 It E3IINt:TON Af6l - ..
'2SI & t:S3 Broadway N. Y.. Aria,
Madison Square, N. Y., S.eIVIIIV,
Chicago,:::? State St.. S. maehit”. , 4iid
Boston. 33'1 'Washington St., St•wity,
igi Wet 4th st.. Sowiwz Mat. hi;:r7.
Vika, 120 Genesee St., Soving Iladatios
Washi4gthh.D. C.,:41.7111 St.. 37111 g )1:01111 ,, ,
Atlarita, Del:iv - es Opera. nou,e, Marit•Tl:l
• St., Sewillf; 7.l.lll•liini. •
Eel). 13,' 5.
R EAL ESTATE!
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FARMS. 311.1.1.: 4 . 'VILLA6I.I
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; . Pirrtits icislang•to pure'lia.s•e. tall du well to 1 , . ,,
or:r oeir iimt 4. -
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api:2:7st
M211= 9
FBASIts
COAL.
AND STOVE COAL..
011 hand l!..
DAV THAT IT Ds RECEIVED.
REM I NGTON NO. 1
IZE:11INGTO . ):. NO..
ILION, NEW N-01111
13 , RANCII OFFICES kiF REMINc:ToN
('OMPANiES.
A. a, NOBLE
MAW •
T U 11' AN' ) .1 . E N
BiTSINE.SS SITES IN "TOWN'
k LWAYSON IL\ NI) AT ONG AIN'-
.tho large Units 0c llael iu
lOWA, N E 81.14 SK A & K - A N S . A S.,
lig Isar o Ran R. ads. Very
for Failigrilits
NIOPET:TY FOR RENT. FOR DIVELLI I :
AND BUSINESS' ruurosEs.
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Rents collected and remitted on reasonable term
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Money Loaned & Loans Negotiated
A,' J.. \ OBLE & Co.
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