Bradford reporter., October 21, 1875, Image 8

fdpra&nu,sl Repirhneni
, .
g miLAN, I
J. A. WILT, I Committal. '
J. C. CRANiFonD, 1 - of
G..W. RTAN, ' j Aaso . eiate .Editora.
A. A. KEENEY, .
Cumnannlcstions may be scut to either of the
aiboi-e editors, as may be preferred, mad will appear•
to the Issue.of which he has charge. —
. J. A. WILT, Editor, present
-.TEACHERS EXANItiATIONI . .
Emanduatioits of teachers for the public ...holds,'
I -
will be held as follows:
Oct. 25; Stand ingStone, at Stevens' School Howe:
.1 It. Oiwell, at Orwell 11111 ,School uoti,e; Oct'
-!7. Warren, at Itowen hollinrSchool House; Oct 2S,
Windham. at Kalikrntlall?zchool house: Oct. 29,
lltfehfiehl. at Centre Selio , I Itouse:Oct.3o, Athens
Itorw nott.e; Noventl..7 1, Sheshequin. Vett
- r: schn:;ll{ouN-.: Noi. 2. Ulmer., at village Scho6l
N . M . . a, qurlington and
.West Burlington,
Shoot liouset Nov.;, Smithfield: }:as: Smith- .
-- ai,hl :School Bonne; Nov. 5, Springfield. at Centre
•
sz,lhool House; NPs'. f. Might:try and South E'ree r k.
milli SelloOl House.,. Nov. 8,- lt,ek-
Sch+l House: Nov. 9, reltuniii:l, at 'Austin-
ille : 4 ...11°44 House: Nov. D. Tro: - , Rot,' Srhool
Wow , : Nov. 11. - Cauton. Inow Seto"! II ouw: Nov.
orners*i , elloel Frou<e:Nor.. -16. 4 i1111:1•
Centrr:' Nov. 17. 'Franklin. Varney
Nov. Is. 3lonr,e, 31ortroeton Sellout lions'e;
Nov 'no,. and Overt , m, at Bahr Seh, , , , rd.
lion,ei Nov. 20. Terry and Wilmot, Sugar Run
hiA , I House: .S (N.' r l / 4 1te, 'l„eftay's% School
j 2.3.:llerrirk, - 4::avysSchM,l ilont.e: Nov.
2 I .WyaluAng. Sit CamptOwp sehoinlonsj , : Nov 25.
Tnivarom. at Keeney school 2f 4 Asy
um, t 'entrq .. . 4 l:ll44.llonse; NOv 27. Towanda Baru'
tNov - 29. Wysoa. Ea.t Towanda
schoo - I.llouse.
.Vpileatits I II pleas in - ovi.te.l pon.
•
1 ok. lead IK•nei!, fools•cap. and :; , klith reader. Ex.-
inloatiop to llegin'at 9 o'clock A. V.
lir.E.Nrx. County 51114 . 11111 , 11d..1.1.
Ort,A,
:Ft.r the Etluesttional Depart al.elit.;
CBE EDUCATIONAL DEPAETNENT—ITS
OBJECT
The bib dig resobatimes were adopted
liy the Teachers . .association of Bradford
county, at their mi:eting ill February last:
11e4 , 0 7,, .4. That it would be for - the bens
.etit tire common sclusd interest::: of the
rounty. to secure one or •two Cott Tin:, in
4.,nm of the county papers. -for ]natters 4f
lducatil;nf supplied by the teachers and
. persmis interested in education.
yrswred: . Ass. wiation shall
,:fappoint a Collll . Tlittee i•f live associate
tors to have ellrge of the department. ,
'The object
.ot the 7oiiginatnrs of these.
resolutions I hare some . liaper in
which eouhl he: found the. educationdi
1 . 1l;WN oethe county - in particular, and the
State - andcounty, in general: There nie
nearly four hundredi teacheminOim
aud:tbOse four rtudred teacher, rep
esent cOmc. thought, ' , and they should
La VC sonie (irgan, or i'ileaus, to make those
boughts.known 'raeli other. and to, the
rbiic gnerally. ,
. • -.
V preceding the election.
l he , Ing'lll.ltOr. t tutu; ht it
,uernilil itavo 3,1. Ile skill have resideuf lUthe net
:tendency to aw,i *ening till interest in "en' he shall offer to yule fit 1.:7121 two muidlis
• inediately preceding the election.
-• oltlnge elevate the standard of teachers, - Ith. if twenty-two years of ige or upwards he
editeational interests in our coni-shittl have paid within ttvo years a State or county,
whiel, shall have been assessed at livast two
•'
seillttils in tills vonntv. • months :41,1 paid at ; least one month before the
election.
i i sins als‘, eN r pected that the teachers — Section 4. Ali eleu.tions by the citizens shall-he by
i tan the severailOtt'n • Ships lairott 1 ballot. Every ballot voted shall tel numbered in the
!
g is • order itcwhicii it Shall he received, and the num
the comity would 'contributc.tO this tier recoruleul by the election officers on the list of
voters, oppslte the name bf the elector who presents
co(ninth and make it 11 success. This fie- , therbanot, Any elector may write his name: upon
isitirket or cause the slow to-be written thereon
is nit only inf.:titled. to, have ar
, . a h tni attest . ed by a - eitizennt the district. The elec
t toles of general educational interest, b ut tion officers shall be sworn or affirmed not .to
clus+e_hon- any elector shall have voted, utters
re
::isolb' have, a local interest, by pliblisliing . „q n uifvd:Ao do so as WItiIOO , CI in a piweeed
'r•-• g,
ransactions in the severall school districts s..setion Electerssball in all case ' s exce
pt treas
itjlke county: such As giving us then And breach or surety of the peace, be
. pristietred man arrest during their attendance on
her of new 'Sul tools establis t hed in a certain .' 1 " . . 11 ."" and in going to and returning therefrom.
vivo tion G. Whenever any of the qualified electors
distlict : the munber of ; ;rt d e • t l sathas: the of till: commonwealty shall be in actual military
i-mice, under a requisition front the l'resittent of
immber, of . the :intros% of the 1.1;,.t nited - States or by the alltlloritt of this Cont.
, •114+tli: anti v'tlefe oilier districts colibl be nuonwealth', such electors max eXercise the right of
sulirage in all elections by the citizens, turier suet'
" ./ 1 7 4 lli(r:ted. :11141 trrafiell schools ;stab- rogillati , 4lSla lat 541:11I1V *st!!'ll,ed as fully
la bat etfiN't a Its iu thosn ';there as
film, were pie's - rat at usual places of elec
film. •
. •
• I,v the • secti,.!:. All laws regulating the holdlng.cif eke
. • Dons by the citizens or for the registration of eiec
.l.4 tu Ihods to the (1. strict; tlic number tore shall be uniform throughlatt the state,-but no
teacher.; eippliiyed, - and who they are.. eireba. Amu be deprived of the privilege of vottng
by' reason of his name nut being registered,
'Cite poogress of the. scholars . , the number - Section G; A iIY person Fite; premise.
or offer to give. to an elreio7-„:,11 . . - money. reward or
o .* teachers that are mnployed that taught other valuable emtsideration fortis vote at Su (dee
' lion, br 0 , 01. Ithitobiliez the Salta!, or who shall give
• lo• mine schools last year, eke., etc., arc or promise to give such consideration to any.other
••, •
w , su w person or party for such clertors vote, or for the
ij .v• ,„ withholding thereof. and any elector who shall re
./clll - lunch to our.. educational column. ' - ceive or agree to receive for himself or onether.any
Will the teachers do it . money. reward or other valn•rdc romilderation for
his vote at an eleetion: or for withholding the same
theredy forfeits the right to vote at
_such election.
, :Vor the Educational Depai anent;. any any elector whose right to vote shall be chat:
• leetted for such cause before. the. election Officers,
PPINfiIPLES INFEHABiE PROM THE shall be required to swear or affirm thaLtluei matter
_NATURE OF MIND. , of the challenge Is untrue before his vote total' re:
ceived.
Section it. Ally per.on nlokshall, while a candi
date forofflee, I .: +- guilty of bribery, fraud,or wilful
violation of anyielection law, shall be bsceTcr dis
qualified front irtldit a all Orrlre 'al trust or profit in
this Cotninonwealth. and any person convicted of
wilful violation of the election laws shall, iu addl. ,
tion to any penalties tirovided by law, be deprived
Of the right of suffrage absOlutely for a term of
four years_
Section 13. For the purpose of voting no person
shall be deemed to have gained a residence by rea
son of lets presence. or lost it: by reason of tile als.-
sence, while employed In the servire, either civil
Or military., of this State or the tutted States, nor
while engaged in the navigation u,f the waters of
the State or of the United States, or on the 'high
seas, hot nhile a student of any institution of learn
ing, nor while keptdn any poor house or other asy
lum at public expense. nor while confined in public
prison.
.section 14. District a leet ion boards shall consist
of a judge and two inspectors, who shall lie ebes.en
annually by the citizens. Each cle..stor shall have
the right to vote for the judge and one inspector;
and each inspector shall appoint one clerk. The
first clertion hoard for any nentlistrict shall be se
teeter', and var.:uncles lu eleetion boards' shall be
ailed. as provided by law. Election officers, shall
be privileged from arrest, upon days of election,
an d w hite engaged in Making up and transmitting
returns, except upon warrant of a court of record
or judge thereof, fur an election fraud, tot felony,
or for wanton breach of. the peace, In cities they
may claim exeMption from jury duty doling their
terms of service.
Section I. NO person shall be qualified to serve
as en election officer who shall hold, or shall within
taro nitettles have held an Mike or, appointment or
employment. in or under the government of the
tillteds'states or of this State, or of any city, or
county. or of any mead, ipal boanl, conuillssion or
trust In any city, save only justlese of the peace
and alderman, notaries public and persons in the
nuilitia'scrvlce of the State, nor shalt anfelection
otheer be eligible i , l arty civil office to he tilled at an
eletion at which lie serve. save only to such
stilsortlinste, municipal or Meal offices below the
gmde of city or county ottkers as shall be ]uleslgna
tell by general law.
a t,,, to the fller. kg arts of Asodniily now
in force In this State,
• Act of June 30th, 1574.—Section S. At all 'elections
hereafter held under the laws of this common
wi,alth„ztioe polls shall be opened at 7 o'ckek n. tn.,
and closed at 7 o:clock p. in.
luection 7. Whenever there shall be a vacancy in
an election board on the morning of an election,
said - vacancy shall be filled in conicurtuityrvith exis
ting lairs.
The said act of Assembly entitled, "an act rela
ting to the elections of this Commonwealth, - pass
ed duly 211 , 1. IMO, 'provides as follows, sir;
“That the inspectors and judges shall used at the
ir ,p eet t ‘e places appointed for holding the election
in the ullstriet at which they respectively belong,
before seven o'clock 'in the morning of
_Tuesday,
Nol ember end, and each said ,inspt+lor :stunt!' up
point one clerk, who shall be a qualificut • v (der in
such district.
"to case the lers,u wbn shall have reeell'ed the
second highest number of votes for insp,.e.tor shall
not attend on the day of an election.uhen the per-.
sou who shall have received the second highest
number of 'totes for judge at the next preceding
. election shall act as inspector In his place; And in
case the person who shall have received the highest
utuuber of votes for Inspector shall not attend, the
person elected judge shall appoint an inspector In
his place; and In case the person elected lodge
shall not attend, then the inspector who; received
the highest number of vote+ shall appoint a judge
in his place: and if any vacancy shall continue in
the board for the space Of one hour after,the time
fixed by the law for opening of the election, the
gnaliftrd voters of the township ward or dist net for
uhich 'such officer shall have been elected, present
at the pituee'of election. shall elect one of their nun.-
ber to 6111 such vacancy. ,
,The Act of 30th of dully, I'7l. further ;provides,
viz. Section F. At the opening of the polls ht alt elec.
tionsit shall be the duty of the judges of election
for their respective districts to designateptte of the
_inspectors, whose duty it shall be to have in custody
the registry of voters, and to make the entries
therein required by law; and it shall he the duty of
the Other of said inspectors to rereivO mid number
the ballots presented at said election. t
• Section 9. All electiums by the citizens shall be by
ballot: every ballot voted shall be numbered in the
order in which it shall be received, and .t . t lie Mun
ber recored by the clerks an the list of - voters oppo.
'site the name of the elector front shunt rceelVed.
And any voter voting two or more tickets, the
several tickets FO voted shall each be numbered
with the number , corresponding with the number
to the name of the,voter. Any elector may write
his name upon his'lleket, or cause the same to be
written thercomUnd attested by a citizen .. of the
district. In addition to the oath now prescribed
by law to be taken and subscribed by election ofil
bers,they shall severally be sworn or affirmed not
-- rollisciese how any elector shall e ioted,'"umu.„,
less required to do so as witness in a judicial pro.
ceeding. Ali judges. inspectors, clerks , rtnul over
seers of an election held under this net. :shall, be
fore entering upon their duties', be duly; snort' or
.affirmed to the presence of each other. -.The Judg
es +hall be sworn by the minority inspector, if there
shall be such Minority Inspector. and in ease there
be no minority inspector, then he a Justice of the
peace or aldertuan, inspectors, - ot erseers and
clerks shall be sworn by the Judge. Certificates of
such swearing or attuning shall be duly :Made
and signed by the officer so sworn, and aftestedb‘y
the officer who administered the oath, It any
judge or minority inspector refuses 9r. falls to
swear the officers of election to the Inannar required
by this, or If any officer of election shall act without
being first duty sworn, or if any officer Of election
shall sign the form or oath without being first, duly
sworn, or If any judge minority inspector shall
certify that any officer was sworn - vs - tacit he was pot,
it shah be deemed a misdentamor, and upon collde
tion.; the officer or °nicer.; so offending *bath be
fined not exceeding one thousand Atollarts. or Im
prisoned not execedln cue year, or both. In the
discretion of the court.
Section le, On the day of eleetionnny person
whose name shall not appear on the reghitry off
ten, and who shall claim the right to tote at - Laid
election, shall produce at least one qualified Toter
of the district as a witness to the residenec otthe
claimant in the district in which ha claims to‘be a
Voter, Iry the veritd of its 4.cnst two catmints Wide-
111' J: P. NyWKISRMIA.M
The nature .of a thing acted uponal=
~ .t3:-.governs in some measure the meth
ogls acting,tipun it. If s tliei soils were
~;iderently constit-ute.l. larmers would be
luster the njeessity of changing their
'Hes of.enitivation: lit' the diseased hu-..
wanhimly was unlike it 1.4 is a corms- .
In,,ditieath.ut would be • necessary
/11 .iystenis octriedi - eal practice: The same'
I o . .ireS:; that Will. put in i inotion particles ,
~t 7air or water, Will not separate those of
or granite. WoOd and iron cannot
t , . , wo'rki.ti in the saint; -manlier. nor-with
4t.'
11 , •noe.,ediii.iitionai.iiriuciples are itifera
giv from tltr nature Of and-among
;dc 7 4;rtmirfortilfitg ie7
••0 1 tPre uday_ - by judiriooua crerci-se.
are known whereby die facul-
MEM
7 ht • mind can be cfeyeloped but by
°Advising them.. By the Potent spell of
ac magic word, Ev.:itcist.t is evoked all
imian pOvier. The proof of tilts propa
i; ion is found in zunititu4sof facts. The
•-ensg,i grow more active by t ttsing them.
nu. memory is imprrveoy remember-
realloii by reasoniuk; the imagina.-
, n imagining. All these powers, too,
: , t-4:-oriie weak if - not used. These facts
lay be Jearned from • each person's - own
lierienee. or from observation upon
..thejs. The law inferred from them is
nxeil and universal. Exeicise, howeven.
order to strengthen, must be jrdicions.
To( . , 'much. 4u. improper, exercise. will
weaken the mind's powerq. instead of
iviug then' streligth
• ,
17•,..1,,,i,fdir-forcatc!
; •17At foe vitics, ce , eh trbirli rcq"iefs
k Afro-, rul.ttm. It is acknowl
that the body- may, be made strong
itliout *giving strength to the mind: that
• , u intellectual, emotional, and executive
vltacs can,..tts a class,, receive an inde
!wildcat eultUre. This law holds good of
distinetiVefaculties that make up the
mintan intellect. It reiluiresone mode of
•.1:t tire to educate the senses and the per.;
•tite powers; another to strengthen the
att.l another to develop
n the
r`Z rceoll — ect ion, imaginatic,n,
i..ott and reason. Each intellectual.
--sver from. the others in its
operation, and the
• '7, , , (11'S of culture must adapt themselves
these differences, That children differ
n , tes and tale:its, every parent and,
is agreed. Whatever thi: relnion
•,
..v be.. the fact certain, and is'of great
:••:' , ..,niiieance =to the educator. Teachers
:.!tisi plan t'.i . cir.-tyl.tenl'4)f teaching with
felence to the - ,pcenliar tastes and tal
ht,siof children. Certain z tinds of gener- ,
.11,'1,1`e rwledge..linti certa in kinds of me;iial
are i'schiial for all:lint in ad
t ion. v rely true teacher should consider
-• furnish each one of his.
• at.ilz an l .. :opportunity for The develop...
lof los special powers , . The aim of
•:m.litign is not to make all men move in
:i.c same plane--,to'ereate a social - dead-.
Ncl: but ti; fit them fur the - duties of life
1. 8 , 1- which the Creator has naturally fitted
I.slteu will teachers learn and heed the
iuciples here set forth so tersely by our
trite strperintindent 4 .. Your success- as
' k.aeliers depends largely upon the fact,
hether_you understand and apply the
more principles in. teaching. Ileac!, un
-7:.t-and and apply.
GLIOD TENCHEits
;:!(111F , C/VCS to be cuMbered with laborious
autiquated methods, but should speed.
tls avail them:eh : es of all modern im.
I pion-eines:its and discoveries in the, art of
tPacLii ! -
Legit.
GENERAL ELECTION PROc
. t. AM A TION: ; .? •
GOD SA I' E THE COMMONWEALTH.
WHEREAS, in anti by an act of General Assem
bly of the Commonwealth of l'ennsylvania,entltled,
act to regulate the General Elections within
t ommcmwealth.," It is enjoined 'upon roe' to
gi e notice of said elections and to enumerate in
said notice *hat officers are to be elected, I; 1 J.
MONROE s)IITII. Sheriff of the county of Brad
ford, do hereby make known and give this putt&
notice to the electors of the county of Bradford,
that a General Election will be held in said county
on the
SECOND DAY OF- NOVEMBER , A. D. 1873,
(the same being the Tuesday next following the
first Monday of November.)
I also hereby make known and give eotice.that the
place of holding the aforesaid eleethin In the sever
al warts. borott o elts, districts find townships within
the county of Bradford are as follows, to-wit:
Armenia, at the hottse. of John S. Becker.
Alba boro, it the house of Ira Smith. •
Albany. at the - Bahr school house.
Asylum at the school house near S. Decker's. •
Athens born, at the house of Chas.
_Athens twp, at the Exchange Hotel;
Burlington born, at the Royse House.
- Burlington twp. at the ltoyse House, Burlington
bora.
Burlington West, at the E Church.
Barclay, at the school hotise.
-
Canton hi - ma, at the Central house.
Canton twp, at the Central House, Canton born.
Columbia, at the house of Jaz Morgan.
Franklin. at the Town Hall.
Granville, at the house of B F Taylor.
Herrick. at the sehool house Herrickvllle.
Leßaysville, at house of F E Case. '
Litchfield. at the house of S B Carmer. , •
Leßoy, at Centrel,School House.
Monroe twp, at the house once occupied by .1 L
Rockwell.
Monroe bore, at the house of Ontall Kellogg,
Orwell. at the Town Hall. •
(tverton. at school house Not.
Pike, at the hone of 'Crate,. Hosnorth. .
ltotne iwp. rt the aradetuy in Home horn,
Rome hon. at the Academy..
P. hlghtliT: at the horse of Chas Bendy.
Sheshormitt at the Valley House. .
SprittellebU at the house of Mrs Thos Smead.
Standing stone. at the house of Simon Stevens.
Smitlifi,l4l, at the house of L D Forest.
Sylvania bore. at the house of Curtis Merritt.
South c reek at the.house of C E Coe. '
Terry, at the houseof E .1 Shepard.
Towanda Peo,Flnd Ward, at the hotel of rat
rick sutlivnti. Second Ward. at the Court Houk.
Third Want. at the Grocery "'tore of G S Smith.
Towntoi;•;,. to p. theschool house near I_l
Scott's. - •
Tort:lts.' t “rt ht the house of S.
-•
boro. at tee 'Anise of V 31 Long.
1 - I.NfrAl..Eitt the house of V 31 Long, Troy faro.
Titroroti, at the school house near Jas Blacks.
_ isti , r. a;'( b.• Forest house.
NVratirett.'g: the house of R Cooper. •
Wiii.rmiant the ben , e of 11 Kuykendall.
,1111.11,g. thelp,,use J H Black.
B'il .not, .11 the nous , of A ,1 Stolle.
- piox. at the house t ef E C 3lyer. .
\Veg., of the 11011 Se ot IL Seeley.
'Nist:llsoN for the office Governor of •sthe
of l'elinsylvania.
- I IN E PEPSI IN for the office! of Treasurer of the
c0mn,,,,,,,,nn of r e ,,,,,,,,yivannh
N E IN tor the office of Prothonotary of
'said
101111 V..
l'f:V.:4l)N for lii.` Or Register and Re
corder er, said coimty.
ONE PEPSI IN for the office of Sheriff (timid
county.
tiN l'EltstiN for tlit oflieetlf Treastiree of said
county.
EltSo NS for the office rt Colinty;Com
missiotte,.• slid county.
Till: EF El(-ti fel tile office of Auditors of
said
INF Mit:7.oN for Ile. °Mee of Coroner of • said
. I
Sp:Hal at ieilt ion L< ltereby directed ' to the 5111
.Art fele of , t lie New Constitution.
S,•rtitsu IJEvery male Offset% tWenty--olle years
of age, possessing the following qualificatten.4.-rshall
I is , entitled to vote at nil elections!
Ist. lie shall have bett id the United
states at sea-t one tur , ntit.
' lle .littil hake resided In the State one year,
far'!!, en(er' previously been a ettallaied elector or
native born iltizen of the State, he shall have re
moved therefrom and returned, then six moittlis)
MEI
&tali proceeding said eleetion, which witness
dual be sworn or 'Armed and sitNclibe a written
or partly written and partly Pin* Mid:sit to the
facts stated by hit* which setdartt shatl dell=
clearl y :t a t:re the residence to Of the . pelsoli' se
claim to be a voter, and the person so olalrolng
to
Tote s oho take and lubseribe to a writteti or
partly written and partly plated affidavit, stating,
to the best of his knowledge and belief, when and
where he was burnt that he has been a citizen of
the tnlted States for one month, and'of the Citt
monwealth of Pennsylvania; that he has resided In
the Commonwealth one year, or, If formerly a
qualified elector or a native limn citizen thereof,
and hoz removed therefrom and returned, that he.
has resided therein slit months nest preceeding :
said electiont dint he his l'esided Ih the disttlet in
whkh be cLiinis to be a toter for the period Of at
least two months itninediately preceding said elec
tion; that he has not moved into the district for the
purpose of voting therein; that be ha% It' twenty-
two yearsof age or upwards paid a State or county
tax within twu years, which was assessed at least
two mouths and paid at least one month beton, the
election. The said affidavit shall also stSto When
and where the tax claimed to be paid by thexic,lant
was assessed. and when and where and to Whom
paid; and the tax receipt theretorshallbe.pnsl iced
for examination, unless the afliant'shall Ade I i his
ailblacit that It has been lost or destroyed, or that
he never received amy l and.if a naturalized citizen,
shall also state %le% *here and by what court he
was naturalized, anti shall also produce his certifi
cate of naturalization for examination. lint lir the
person so claiming the right to vote shall take
and subscribe an affidavit that rie Is a native iborn
citizen of the United Stites, born elsewhere,
shall state the fart In his affidavit. and shalt pro-
duce evidence that h has been naturalized. oi that
he is entitled to citizenship by reason of Ills (fath
er's naturalization. and shall father state In lds
affidavit, that he is, at the time of making affida
vit, of the age of tWentt-one and under twenty
two ,years,l that he has been a cititen of the Uited
States one month; and hffs,toltiett Ili the Stareone
yeartor; if a tigWre Beillettlich bf the State an re
moved tilactioni Mid returned, that he has re ided
'therein six months next pieceeding said election,
and in the electioh district two months immediate-
ly preceding such election. he shall be entitled to
vote, although he shall not have paid taxes.' The
said affidavits of all persons making such claims,
and the atildarttiot the witnesses to their residence
shall be preServed by the election board, and at the
close of the', election they shall be enclosed with'
the list of Voters, tally list and otherpapers re
quired by law to be filed by the tetufn jadgis with:
the protholdditre, Rad shall teolaln on filethere
swat
with in the prinliontitary's office, subject to e -;
nation as other election papers are. If the el ctien
officers awl And that the applicant posses s all
the legal qualifications of a voter, he shall per- ti
milted to vrte,•and his name shall be added to the
list of taxahles by the election officers, the Iwo
....tar' being, added where the claimant claims to
vote on tax , ;and the word . n. ye i " where he tlaima
to vote on age i the settle fill belt* added by the
clerks in each case; re,SMt telyLoil the I sts of
persons toting fit seri! cleCtion.
. Section it. It shall be lawful for any qu Med
citizen' of the district, notwithstanding the name
of the proposed voter Is contained on the tof
resident taxables Sd challenge the vote o such
,person, - whereupon the sameproof of the right of
suffrage as is now required by Fa te sine' be publicly:
made sod acted on by the eleetlein board, and the:
vote admitted or rejected, according to the evi
dence. Every person clalining 'to be a naturalized
citizen shall be repuired to produce his natlallr.a.
tion certificate at the election before voting, xcept
where he has been for five years consecutively a vo
ter in the district where he offers to vote; and on'
the vote of such person being receited, the election
officers arc to write ot stamp the tord "voted" on
his eettilicate; With the day; iiiblith and year, ant'
if any eletillin lathed . Or officers shall receive a sec.;
and vote 011 the same day, by virtue of the same
certificate, except where sons are entitled to vote.
because of the naturalization of their father, they
and the person who shall offer such second vote
filiall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on comic,
tton thereof shall be fined; or Imprisoned, or both,.
at the discretion of the court; but the flue shall
not exceed live hundred doilys lit Cacti ease nor. the
imprisonment brie :yeah . ire tie tiehtshment
'shall be infilctqa-.0 0 -3 .lVict Oh, tilt the officers of
electinh tHle shall he:lect or refuse to make, or
cause lb he made, the endorsement repaired as
1 aforesaid on said naturalization certificate.
Section 12. If any election *officer shall refuse or
neglect to require such proof of the right of cut
(rage as is proscribed by this law, or the laws to
which this is a pupplement, from any peascd offer
ing to Tote whose 1n...1e is hht on the list of assessed
voters; or t hose right to vote is challenged by any
pualitled voter present, and" shall permit such per
son to vote without requiring such proof, every per
son so offending shall, upon conviction; be guilty of
a misde'meanor, and shall be sentenced for every
such offense, to pay a tine not exceeding live hun
dred dollars, or to undergo an Imprisonment not
more than one year, or both at the iliscretion of the
court.
Seethe 19, Any assessor, election olhter or per
son eppointed as an overseer, who shall neglect or
refuse to perform any duty enjoined by ;this act,
without reasonable or legal_ cause, shall be subject
to a penalty of one hundred do llars, and if any as
sessor shall knowingly assess any yerson as a voter
who is not qualified, or shall *WWI,' refuse Was-.
sees any one who Is quadded; he shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor in °thee end bit conviction shall be
punished bY It find hot exceeding one thousand dol
lars, or imprisonment not exceeding itwo years, or
both, at the discretion of the court,' and also be
subject to an action for damages by che,party ag
grieved; and If any 'person shall fraudeulntly alter, •
add to, deface of destroy any list of Votere made
out as directed by this'act, or tear down or remove
the same from the pleee where is has been fixed,
with fraudulent or mischeelotls Intenkeror any
Improper purpose ; the person so offending hall be
c c n
guilty of a Misdemeanor , and outentivieti shall.
be punished Ur A Pne hit exceeding five h died
clonal - Fe. Or linintnnament not exceeding two years.
or both, at the discretion of the court; and If any
person shall, by violence or intimidation, drive, or
attempt to drive from the polls, any persorror per
sous appointed by the court toact as overseers of an
election, or in ally way wilfully prevent said over
seers from performing the duties enjoined upon
totem by this art, such persee, grail, e guilty of a
1 Misdeineaocr. and tiptin Coli'ilctioit thereof shall he
pirai , iimi by a fine not exceeding one thousand dol
lars, or by imprisonment mot exceeding twit years.
or berths at the discretion of the court. Any per
sou who shall. 00 the day of any election, visit a
'
tiolling place In any election district at which he Is
i not entitled to vote. and shall use any intimidation
or violence fur the purpOse of preventing any offil-'
ccr ef election from performing the duties required
of him by law, or for the purpose of prevelaing any
qualified voterof ; such district exercising hif right
to vote, or from exercising his right to challenge
any person offering to vote. such person shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeatior,,and upon. convic
tion thereof shall be punkhed by a fine not exceed
ing one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not
exceeding two years. or both, at the discretion of
the court. Any overseer: clerk or election officer
who shall disclose how ant eleCtar voted; utiless re
quired to do so as a witness In a judicial proceeding
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic
tion thereof shall be punished by a tine not exceed
ing one thousand dollars. or by imprisonment not
exceeding two years. or lxitli. at the discretion of
the court.
If any person shall prevtint fir attemp t to prevent
any officer of an election tinder this act frotn hold
ing such eiection or use or threaten any Violence to
any such officer, Mel shallt interrupt or improperly
interfere with him in the execution of his duty,
shall block up rho window or avenue of any win
-dew 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 vio
lence with the de - sign. to influeneCunduly,or over
awe any elector or prevent him from voting, or re
strain the freedom of choice. such personfon con
viction. shall be tined In any sum not exceeding five
hundred dollars, to he Imprisoned for any time not
ICsx than one. nor more than twelve monthS, and if
it shall be shown to the court where the trial of
'such offense shall be had, that the personsi offend
ing was not a resident of the city, ward or district
when the 'laid offence was committed, an d not en
titled to vote therein..on conviction he shall be sen
teneed to pay a fine not less than one hundred or
more than one thousand dollars, and be Imprisoned.
not less tlinn six months p or more than two years.
"If any person orpersons shall make arty bet or
wager upon the result of the election. 4 within the
commonwealth. or shall offer to make any uch bet
(Sr wager, either by verhal proclamation th reof. or
by any written or plinted advertisement, Or Invite
any person or persons no make such bet or wager. i
twin; conviction thereof lie or they shall forfeit and
pay three times the amount so bet or offered to be
bet.
And the electiou law of the Commonwealte fnr
'titer pmvbies ,that .'the inspectors. judges and
clerks shall before, entering on the duties of their
offices. severally take and subscribe 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 magist rate be
present. one of the inspectors of the election shall
administer the oath or affirmation to the judge and
other inspecter, anti 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 election s shall
take and subscribe the several oaths and affirma
tions. required by the letly 10th and :Ist sections
of the act of ild day of July. 1e39. "An .ct rela
ting to the elections of this Commonsfealth.l" which
oaths or affirmations shall be prepared and admin
istered in the manner prescribed In the Bth and,
2211 section's of said act, and in addition to he pow
erl conferred- by the 18th section of said act, the
judge or either of the inspectors shall have power
to administer the uatals prescribed by said' act to
any clerk of a general, special or township elec
tion. s , '
"The following shall be the form of th 4 oath or
affirmation to be taken by each inspector. vi: 'l,
(A. 11.1 do that 1 will duly attend to the
ensuing election during the continuance thereof as
an inspector, and.that I will not receive ally ticket
or vote front any.person other than such as!i firmly
believe to be. according to. the provisionl; of the
Constitution and the laws of this Commonwealth,
entitled to a vote at such election. without requir
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 1 shat believe
to be entitled to a vote as aforesaid, and I will not
disclose how any elector shell have voted, less re
quired to do so as a witness in a judicial p%eeding
but that I will in all things truly and, im rtially
and faithfully perform lay duty therein, to;the best
of my.judgment and abilities, and that I am not,
directly or Indirectly. Interested in any tor wa
ger. on the result of this election.'
"The following shall be the oath or affi ation of
each judge, viz: 'I, (A. B.) do --- tl t I will ,
as judge duly attend the earning electimi during I
the continuance , thereof, and faithfully; mist the •i
Inspectors in carrying on the same: that I will not ,
s,
give any consent that any vote er ticket 11 be re
ceived from any person other than such I firmly I
believe to be, according to the previsions of the
the constitution and laws of this commonwealth,
entitled to vote at such election, without requiring
I such evidence of the right to vote as is directed by
law. and that I will use My best endeavors to pre
vent any fraud, deceit or abase, in carrying on the
same, by citizens qualified to vote, or others, and I
will make a true and perfect return of I the said
election. and that I will not disclose haw any elec
tor shall have 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 ant not, directly or in
directly, interested In any bet or wager en the re
sult of this election.' 1 ,
"The following shall be the form of oath or affir
mation to be taken by each clerk, Tin 'I (A. B.) do
-- that I will impartially and trill) , write
down the name of each elector who shall vote at
- the ensuing - election, 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 nitmber of
votes that shall be given for each condidhts at the
election, as often as his name shall be read to me
by the Inspector thereof, and that I will net dis
clase how any elector shall have voted, unless re
potted to do so as a witness' lb a judicial proceed
ing, and in all things truly and faithfully perforin
my duty rdspecting the same to the st of my
judgment and abilities, and that I am not directly,
or indirectly interested in any bet or - tra er on the
result of this election.' • .
The qualified electors will take notice f the fol.
lowing Act of Assembly, approved the t ,elfth day
of March. 1886., "An rest regulating the mOde of vo
ting at all elections, in the several mantra of this.
Commonwealth."
Bee, 1. Be It enacted bythe Senate and House of
Representatives of the Conisneinwealth of Pennsyl
vania In General Assembly met, and It is hereby
enacted by the, authority of the same: hat the
qualified voters of the several counties of is Cont
i monwealth, at all general, township, gh and
special elections., are hereby hereafter thorized
I and required to vote by tickets printed oil written,
or partly printed or written, severally e sallied as
follow s: One ticket shall embrace tne names of all
Judges of Courts voted for, and shall be labeled
i outside, 'Judiciary'; one ticket shall embrace the
names of all State einem voted , tor, and be labied
, ' etate - ; one ticket shall clullrack the wiles of all
I
county adhere voted ran tuella _ office ~
of Seat
tor and member,. of isseembly IC - voted; for, aid
'metaberta of CongIIMAIM, - tor, and Ito
.1;6..4 (1 .
- 'County ' s one ticket anall'inib the tonnes of 0 ! 1
is:nviaship °Ricers Voted — fOr, an gun' labch:d •Towo
ship'; oneßotes aliall.OM : tile nasal •14 of 1.
borough officers voted for, end labeled •iturougt,
and each clastshau be deposits in separate ballot
boleti I -,- - '
See.. .L. Thatli shall be the 'deity of th e She tiffs
In the Senn] counties of lids' Commonwealth, to
insert In their election pros alions hereafter is
sued the first section of this ac
JAMES IL . tf.fitil , E.T.
Il i
ttresi,er of the !loose It liepesentatives.
DAB' D IMEMLNO.
•
Spc : ater of the Senate.
Arettorro. the thirteenth yof March, A. D..
- one thousand eight hundred Ind sixty-six.
- .
At G. CURTAIN,
.
. . I
• Governor.
!
FIFTEENTH AM.ENI)3IENT.
Wilt:at:AS, The Congress of the Unlttiol States oil
the 31st day of March, 1570, 'lamed an Act eon
thal. "An Act to enforce the right of citixem , of
the United States to vote In the several States of
this Union, and for other purposes," the rirA and
second sectlelts of tibial are t uts folloUs t •
Section I. Be it enacted by the Senate and lionise
of Representatives of the United Slates of Amorica
.in Congress assembletl4, That! all: citizens Of 't he
• United States, who are, or shall be otherwise ,poll
. fled bylaw to vote at any elect lon Ity tut , people, in
any State, Territory.distriet..l,ty. parish, township
school-district, municipality pr other territorial
sub-division, shall be entitled and allow7ll to vote
at all such elections, without Idistioetion of rave.
color, or previous condition cals.:trim! • : :my coo-,
I stltiition law, custom, usage Or nga'.llsol, of fir,
Stare or Territory, or by, or under 114 mitletrify, lcthe-contrary ,
the-contrary, notwithstanding,'" __
Section". And be Itferther I Gmetedt th at by or
under the antlicuitY o fthe Constituti,,ll or I.lws of
any State, or the laWf of any Terri iy.•any a: t 1:,
'or shall be required to be done as a pre-requisite ~ r
qualification for voting, and by such eonstit int loin
or Yaw, persons are or shall he charged whit 01,
performance of duties In furnishing to eitllf..:•lls an
opportunity to perform such requisite. er tot me
ualiffed to vote, it shall be the ditty of every snout
. n and officer to give to all citizens of jute UM-
Ite States the same and equal! opportnnity , to pot.-
form such pre- requisite, and to become (i:dialed to
Vote without distinction of lace, color, or previous
'audition of sertitude, and if Stoll person or (Amer
Shall refuse or knowingly omit to give full:effect ti.
this section, he shall, for every sue!' offense'. forfeit
atailyay the sum of tire hundped dollars to the per.
Inaggrieued thereby, th be recoVerNl by an :wino!
«wee case, with full casts and such allowenee for
counsel fees as the Court shalt deem just, and sits;
pact for every such offence, b 3 deemed gulity of a
nthidemeanor, and shall on conviction thereof In •
Pled not less than five hundred dollars, or be liti
i m
risoned not less ,thart one oo m:r
th nor on. thenn:,
kfolllr, or both dt the discietkin!of the Coat.
f• nd the Judge's of the • respective district afore
itaid. are required to meet at Towanda,' on tint Ft I.
day next following the holditesi. of :sail , etectien
Alien and there to perform Biwa things required, O .
Ithem by law I .
yen ender my hand, at my office In TOW:Bala till ,twenty-fourth l ay of Septehiber, lo the year o
our Lord, one ouSarld eight hundred and tievcn
pave, and In the ninety-lt year of the 'bele
ndence of the United State.•
. .
I J. 310 'ROE SMITH.
Sheila's Office, Towanda, Pa. , Sheriff,
October Ist, 1875
)
ROCLASIA 'IO - Isii,- . L , .. IVIIEREAsy
I I
• tbegoa.rArL D.MonttorPiesident Judge o r
Atte 12th Judicial District consisting of the count,
'Ol Bradfoid, and Hons. S.. p. !Inns stnsi; and C
S. Russm.t., Associate Judges; In and for sal, •
-county of Bradford. have iSliliell their precept' bear(
flag (late the 20th day of Septetniter, 1873. to me di;
' , meted, for holding au adieu ed Court or common
Pleas, at Towanda, fur the C unty a, Bra ord. on
onday, November 8, 1875, It continue - ' k ! 11'1 . !,.10,
I
Notice Is therefdre hereby ivett to • 'et-retent,
mid Justhes Of, the L'ent's . , the eon :7 of - lire'
ford,
ford, that th ey be then and t 'ere tuft tem prop,
t
:person, at 10 o'clock to the. orehoo of said d:t.,
with records. Inquisitionsan other rentembmitrel,
to do those things which to Mr office appertains
to be done; and those who are !wuld by INTogt:li
.ce or otherwise to prosecute against the prFonetis
mho arp or may be In the jail at said county, or wit
t shall be bound to appear at the said Court• are to or.
/then and there to prosecute a ptitist them 35 1113 y hie
nst. Jurors are requestid to be punctual in Ilio'nt
ttendanee, agreeably to the! notice.
ated at Towanda, the 30th day ay of Sepo.mber, I 1
1 the year Of our Lord, one t 011hal111 eight livlvire I
and sevety-five, and of the Independent , of tut
' United States, the ninety-t Intl). . •
.1. MOI4R E SMITH. Sl.-11:!'.
. _
lIST OF - JUR 118IiliANV
for a ('curt of Commo Pleas to he till
Towanda, commencing Mom ay Nov. St li,-1.:::.
FIRST WO:11:,'
1 Albany, John - Murphey:
Fields; Athens twp, Chas 1
',Miens boro,James Wilson.'!
John Essen*tnet Barely, WI
Wheatley: Burlington Trip
ton twp, Marcey Smith; CO
Granville, Philemon Catlin
C David's - Orwell, fleymour i l
ry
Bennett; ' Ridgbu, Moses
Alfred Havens; Standing an
South Creek, oryden A I'
her B Unmet; Troy twp,
' twp, Joseph Crane, Geo I.A
B \V Lane, Wm, Drifter, J
nepacker; Tuscarora, Chas
Lewis, Patrick Rene; Warr
Henry Spencer; Wyalusing,
hue, Daniel Joggers.
saco:vo
Albany. James Terry;
Laugh, Peter McCracken;
ser; Granville, John P Bus
rick, Francis Stethen, Jo
Edward L.Carringtont Pik
Slocum; Ridgbury, Dante
tsurnham, 18 Mince' Grisly°
Seely: Smithe.eld; Fethar: A
his: Springfield, Joel Ad.
Sheshequin, Thomas Well
Mitchell, 'Edward F Johns.
James I, .Jones; Towanda I
Towandahoro, Frank Hurt
V 3lycr; Towanda north,
Chas Goetehnist Warren,
dolph L Ileardsleet Wynn:
Wysox, Austin A Coolqaug •
Reuben beetrich. -
PROOL - A3IATI
Holt. PATt. I). Mann
the 12th Judicial District,
of Bradford, and lions. S.
S. RUSSELL Associate 11
county of Bradford, have .I :
tug (late the 20th day of Sc )
for holding a Court of Owe
Jail Delivery. Quarter ties.'
mon Pleas and Orphan
the County of litmlford, 1
1875, to cnutinue one week
• Notice is therefore herey given to the Commit':
. 1 !,
and Justices of the Peace of the County of lir: 4-
ford, that they be then . id there in their proper
I person. at 10 o'clock In the for of said day,
with records, InOulsitions and other remembrancis,
to do those thlr4s whicho their office appertams
! to be done; and those wit are !bound by recogrriz
f
anci'or otherwise to prose
.ute against the prisoners
who are or may be in the jail of .sahl county, or who
shall he bound to appear at the said Court, are [Ow
then and there to proseetlM against them as shall
be just. Jurors are requested: to be punctual' In
their attendance, agreeably to their notice.
Dated at Towanda, the 30111 day of Sept.. In t ne
year of our Lord. one thousand eight Mind ti..(l
and seventy-Ilse, and of !toe Independence of the
United States, the ninety-ninth.
.1. 7.1101:0E SMITH. Sheriff
T IST OF I'EIiSONS Dit.A.WIN
N 4
to art as Travers JurA.riat a Court of Commloti
Pleas to be held at Troy, Commencing Monday Oct.
23, 1872.
Albany; John Seaulln: tarelay. James 31ePin -r
-son. Thomas Cannany; Burlington bum, 313 r I a
Phelps: Canton twp, Andrew Ayres. William
Watts: Columbia, Jud , on Wit-en; Granville,' iii,n
ry A Jennings; Litchfield; Mercer Roger , . NV to
ItoStwick, A lanson Munn; John 1' Snyder; Leib y.
Anson Carney; Lellaysville. Martin II co(bilt g:
Monroe both Henry (: Tracy; -Overton. Jacob Sit .r.
man, Chas Streevy. Fred! Ileverly: 1:01110 Isllo. Jo
siah Horton, Sylvester H Barber: South Crc( i tk.
Samuel Ingersoll: Sylvania. John AleAander; T .y
born, Frank Pierce, Miller C Aloofe: Terry,
'T .loii
than Terry, William 'l' Horton: Towanda twit, .\1"
,AV 800 - luau; Towanda itoro, Andrew J Noble: ' n.
Tranda, north, James „Ilittigenr; Ulster, AI wain 0
Snell; Wilnud, Richard 31 A1411 , 11S NVysos. 30 ;a
P Wattles, Job Webb, Uriall C. Shores; Wells. CI as
Venner; 11 - Yalu:4l:g. Levi P Stafford.
T -N c
ORPORATION: NOTICE:I
-
_g_ To all whom it may concern : The undersigned
citizens of Sylvania Born; Bradford Co.. l'a r .,.. ami
vicinity,' hereby give notice that they intend :is, :q,-
ply to the Court of Comthon Pleas of Itradfini4 ir , ,:.
or a Law judge thereof, for a charter and to be It
oorporated Into a body pAditic in law. with perp .t
-ual succession under the name style and title id
"The Preshpterian Society of St ivania." for tine
purpose of extending the', Christian religion. and on
pros-ode themselves witlea suitable house for rel g - -
ions worship. t _
' CURTIS MERRITT. I ..1. If. NAsil• -
DAN''. illt A DFoRD. E, ti.'TIIAC Y.
JNO. 11. IiII,(D)RE. ! -C. S. HAGFR.
R. G. kJ i.c9nE.
A iI" ITOR'S 1 NOTICE.-:. 4 .
Bros zott vs. W. lf. Parks. In the Ciotriii
Common Plea, of It rad fi!ird Counts. No. I so, Dart,
I'., 1575. I
She undersigned, au auditor appointed by ths
court to distribute money rat sit by Sin riff's sale of
defendant's real estate. }till attend to the Julie. 01
his appointment at the office of Oserton & Mere tr.
In Towanda boro, on FIIIDAY, the 25th day 41
October, A. D. 1575, at i 2 o'clock I'. M.. when :nd
where all persons' interested ire reguestetl 161 re
sent their claims or be forever debarred front eta no
.leg any share of said fund.
octin - 3. D:A. OVEILTON, Auditot,.
. . .
- Ei x EC I - J
TO It 'S:.N UTICE.L,
11 - 1 - Noilce Is hereby given that all perrmn , lnthiy.
ed to the estate of Joshua Bayley, late of North To
wanda,dec'd,are requested to
M aliP Immediate spy.
ment, and all persons caving claims agates sidd
estate must present then dulyauthentlrated. for Set.
ment. • • rItAISTISOItE.t;o,
• ;'SIII.TON BATLEY.
- Executor..
BE
ADMINISTRATORS' ..N OTI C' .
—Notice is hereby given that all persons In
debted to the estate of Eben It. Terry. late, o
Terry twp.. dec'd, must make immediate p'iy
merit to the undersigned, and all persons liar in
claims against said estate must present them. d 11;
authenticated, for sett! merit,.
N. Wil.l.ls. TF.IIIIY.
sePoW6. : Admilastrato .
ADALIN ISTRATOItS' :IN OTIC F.'
—Notice Is hereby glVon that all pi•rsons lit
debtedto the estate Of AlfOozo Conant, ;late o
Wilmot. deed, must make Immediate payment t
the undersigned. and iall persons having claim
against said estate mustpresent them, duly :mill co
Mated, for settlement. [ - = .
EMERY rox .% NT.
Fep2we,•. i : ' Admini,tralbr.
EXECUTORS! X OTIC 11—Notle ,
Is lierflly given that all persons indelolo-t
the estate of 'Davis Van Dyke, late of 1.01 , 0,
deed. must make Immrdiate" payment to theti
n•derslgned, and all perlons having claims aga ,
it
said estate must present M m
Meld. duly anthe:ea ~.
for settlement.
vANDYKE.
Et:(;t:NE
MOM
VXI:CI.:1011'S NOTICE.—Not c
19 hereby given that ail persons Indebte 1 t
the estate of Betsy t 4 inead, !ale of A,ylum, dep*,!
must make Immediate Oynient to the untler,lgtie,
and all persons having ielalmS against said eclat
must present them, duly authenticated, for se th
talent. j). S. 3tINGOS, •
G. W. BENJA3I •N•
sepia
AUDITOR'S
E. 11. Jacoby vs.
of common Picas of 1
Sept. T., 1874.
. The anderbigned.
Court to distribute the f
of defeanant,s real esta
of his appointment at ti
In TowanSa, on TL ES
her. 1675, at 10 Celeed
persons having claims
them, or be forever (10_
the same.
sep23wl
°'"p'~yr'~!!cta.A ~r ^. rsWNl~s~llShßa7 :'.-. `'.~- ..
VI I .111'WI.t.ITElEili:F-18754.
IMMIEDZ
N. E. R
4,
WHOLE.
Thb•voinilar
storks of Clot
and fir,
pritytt 1V11:1
y:‘ II NI ER
I •
, 'outing to town, aro particularly requested to call
at :Jo - Niore ;174 examitio thp leading styles, tnade
from Frt.ticli.lScQtrh and .I,lnerlcan Cloths, for
M. floss and Youth.' wear. In it: will he found
many leh•llog tityles for the reining season. such all
the ltouuir Breasted ..Cut-away Vest Sults: the Pl
eter.r Stilts: 1103 Iluziar Vest suits; the Centennial
sot t 9, elan of ',which I ask it careful elamination
br II who arei in want of cheap and 'substantial
en eking and fritlshlng gtxxls.
OVERCOATS OP EVERY
. cA 1 , 171,
• itITTEN, - 4.1c
• "
AV I 1 LI4 ALE .\ 1)' RETAIL,
•
11. E. 11 E E S,
atigtela. TOW AN DA, PA.
TASTF,I,ESS I MEIVICINES - -
I
A piomilynt, Nile York I phy,telitu lately corn-
hialned to DrN OAS ODIC St CO. about their
SAND. LWo,)/t MI, CAPSULE., stating that some
times they mired nilramtionsly, but that a patient ,
of LI. had taken them without effect. On Wring
informed tlia(, several imitations were sold, he In
quired and final his patient Mil gat tern taking
DirNDAS DICK A ciVi.4.
• - what liapp4tied to this pity.lciati may have hap
to ethers. and DUN liAg DICK A CO. take
this method or protecting itlysicii4ns. draggistit,
and thentyPir , is. add preventing OIL OF SANDAL
WI out) (mot c(diting intosilsrepute.
•ISINs who once proscribe the Capsules
will coritintse to do so. for they contain the
pure 011 ill the best and cheapest form.
Ni).ts DICK CO.luse more on. OF SAN
n.t Lroon thou all the Whdlessle and Itetell Drng
gl,ts and Perhimers in the United tqatenconitilnid
:endthis Is thi..gole re:n.44hy w
the pure OH Is
soil cheaper In Inch . cairmles than in any other
form.
di. OF Si\ itiDAl.Wini
t.lvry other quietly, stxry
,'quire-el to instirt' a safe and
day,, trout no other;
'Mt lei lir 1.
f Ni/AM DICK & CO.
111, prolilein, tong Col3j
11,.\% * to avoid Ills
p ithmee-.• in kiiilowiniz. e.
ti,traCt If n. l d.•-:
many valtialini
Soh Cap , ,ul, l •-. aro 1,51 lip;
es, thirty in o , aeii. ac.•
scribed i,y;irtpstelitii,
TASTE - LESS NI EDICINES.— ( %v•tor
.011 and Inanyf,otto•r 11:1 , 1S,4 , 0 , 1 111(411.111,4 can be ta
ken ea :Ily rely In DUN DAS. PICK &
CO'S SorT CAPSULES. tip Taste
no SmelN
isirTheSe wore the o_nly capsulaS
adrmitteci : 0 the last Faris Exposi
tion.
end f
vilettlar to:Cr Wise:ter street. New York.
Sold at ail Prut - , Stores Here.
r IS.
NTO '1'111.:1" 1)(111' !
Armenia. ('deer )
arton, Joseph Drool:
Hotace A KM: Alb ,
n .1 Thompson, Jon 1
Anatir L :Ascot tal-:
utnbia..Calviii Snifr,
Litchfield, Jonatln4ll
Wilson; Pike, Mlkils
I Ijennaii; Springfield.
.nei Sacob Shackleton:
-,ns; Troy Miro, W: l-
Baker: Towamta
:learn); Towanda bort,
srontanye, 1' W Poh
-1 Jolinsnni L' I t er. IVni
n John Ming: Wysor.
11; )) linlf."..Jas Don -
sylniu. 'nolni M. c wit
'
1 thew Twp. John Il
l, Robert Ballcy: Ile ,
.11 ',..t uder6un; 4 PiIN ep
Angustus lance, chas
II Burnham, A , lll.
• (I: , Rome twp, Joel It
• nhlen. t Ilrere, vow.-
, mt..' Dudley :••Iter:,ia 1:
:•r; Troy bort,. .141,t n
, Jrio P Seet•••, , e: T. ray
'p. Benry M Davltlo t;
n, I:thrill Beverly. G 0
Lintel P, ter; i:1, ,r.
Brain P Taylor. Itili-
Mit,' Daniel •I, Slatt-:
1, 6t":0 Poole; Willa, t,
11. .1 .1
I ',Xi— WHEILEA
President Judge d
! onsisting of the coon, y
1). 11Anuxre‘s. and
nines.. and for KIN
Mud helr preciln bctr
t, 1675, to na•
and Terminer, (tenta
aria or the l'enee, Coln
Chart; Troy' 110
Ikti.ndar. net.,lo.r
otch antineztalara;ts.
'ATEA .•;-S - HOUSE, TOWANDA,
•
.111.
The tIoN.t
las - at
extra eltargl/4
A superlo
Tvevived.
TJ i i•
. v
r.'..
Having lea'
411.Nlate the t
tclll be o-pati.
glve him a ,!
tre•Nortl
new Week.
OE
iii'l.T 1755.
I
ROI In hisiork al Interests, it 1., o e on l y b u ildi ng
In the colmicy except indepcntlefice Hail, honored
by Ilse s.o . litrit 'within i:1i; Si all, of Washington, La
i
Fayette. Lee and othe patriots of the Revolution.
This knilar hotel h. s recently changed hands,
elbeen Improved. entire y refurnished, and the proi
prietor cordially Inch;,. his friends and traveling
vutille to give him a call—no pains will be spared to
render tlicisr stay comfinlable. People en route for
rialadelphia will find / it convenient to spend the
night lion., reaching the city about eight in the
morning. A sample r4;snn on the first floor. for the
accommodation of commercial agents.
!' C. T. SMITH,
Proprietor.
5 F: rotor, me thlreby Informed , that lam how pre
pared to furnl,ll the relehrated • .
Executc
NOTICE.-
G. P. Cash. In the
1 - 411tord County. No.
1 wo
auditor appointed by th
ands rated by Sherifrs sal
te. will attend to the dl tie
he oniee of Wilt & "Mai e
AY, the 26th day of fsc
when and when a
cn said fund trust pre u'?
red ',from coming in po
a woo
1 to cu , lio
from the
fact ftq 0
J.:O.:Dr:l7w 'WILT
And II
kietneiti
-
BENTS' F URNISH-
GooD§ l tte.
-AT- 1
S E I L '2,
!SASE Al''D RETAIL.
• " 1 i .
muse has now ready one ot the Onest
lug in AMeriCa, tot style quality
:+ a guarantee that every garment
i I rerreeent 11 to be.
i tt. fJ'rEIS,
mEimANtes,
-.l %Tl
I'll Y 310CIIANT,S,
COON
PESCIIIPTION.
fast supereeding
!'apisolcs, o nly being re
,certain cure In six or
medicine can this re-
sorr C.IPSULES
'pridea,tl I) clutnent ph3 - -
' ;old
11.•11 an. Heil known to
Ow good effects of
;In tin-Lll and neat bo't
the only It:riptides pre-
.1 I.
lIARD TIMES,
itlu`~P S: Illy ai Ari,t. eboogll to
Til El a c'rAyrillNG
DBE
EOM
r) I; '
'lll I fault ‘Nitil tLc iirtallty.or the
MEZEDIMIE
I. .1 :1!(' 0 B
plra•t:rc
N 1. lil I
$
:IGE AN b ELEGANT
BRE
Ii;-;S010':\IENT
MEE
D WIN TE GOODS,
'ALL
-FIB
it_
AIE.iND BOYS' WEAR
i ' I
•
•
A 'lnspee;loll, of I k5,g 5 ,4: will be sufficient to
aft:ly all tllut. be ran .idfer greater Inducements
.
Ilan ever. fungi:v:s.
=
MEE
1LL1110 ,, , 3:e., of all garAtN l of Oda
- ea agaln,t hy Fire, Nyttliont any
"quality or I )II English
~11,:vcsAir. Just
I'. R. Jilitl)AN,
Pioprlelor.
Jan. 2.1:71il
atI(LI
LL 110VSE, TOIIII.NDA,
JOHN HI.LIVAN
•c 1 this hoitse. it nom readylw accom
raven' og pittille. No phis uor expense
.(1 to giro .4( i shiet ion to those who may
sillo of Pair Sciaats., east of 31ercitra
E\TI{AL HOTEL.
171.5TV.11, l'A.
Ignell haying again thkeri posse: don
• re , twet fully solletts the patron
•• tl friends :111(1 the public getter:ow
FORItI 9
undo
of the ahoy
age, of Ids
au,glG-t f.
BETI
LEIIEM, I'S
)1011_11 1 - lAN SUN INN,"
' OLD
Sept. 4.73
T H E P,I,A,CP I TO BUY YOUR
IJAI;NESS AND
lIORSEkFIXIGS GINERALLY
Is at U. F. PATON — SI in the store lately occupied
Johns . 1 - oite as a Clothing, Store. 'laving removed
my establishment to more commodious and conve
nOutt quarters, I respectfully invite my out cost°.
mem and all in want of anything in the line of
I
SADIMF,S, WHIPS,
LI NETS, &C.,
HARNESS'
to give me a call. feell t ug sathficd that from the fa
cilities I possess for Ipurcluolng Ctock, Can do a
better Job, at a loweri price than any tither, estab
ll,ninent In the county. •
Don 't forget the place oue door below the old
strud of Fox. St Eercnr,
nosy t ,
rows AND POINTS.
LErt AYS IILtE "L" PLOWS,
1 •
or every kind. Alin Piduts. or ally portion of the
ri,Av furnl , lied at I.)wr.t rate?.
,lAME;.i VANS.
town!. Atzu.:t ", ta7stf.
r oit s , 1 -
LE -1. . vilable farm in
A. Allifils twp.. lacing 214 miles from Athens
Born. :di, 3 miles from Waverly. contains 1.55.
acre,. te-web, 125 art , in grass and gralh. A dairy
,
Of 25 cow.l has been kept on it, and there is base
ment =tab
Warn
\,
far that number. It has a gentle in
elinntion to the south, and Is War, strong land. 4
It will I sold low and possession given Immedi
ately. 4t(ltlref. , 3 _ .
E, D. DREW, Elmira, N.
D. F. PARK, Athens, Pa.
PItEW, on tho farm.
novIG 7 If
( OL CARPING,;
AT THE
EN MILLS, CAMPTOWN
PENNA.
dinfacturlif and elath dressing attended
t notice. Ve are already making rolls
etc clip, aril are prepared to do work as
erect.
A I , t) II
( ampt o
=I
VAIN DRY 41; 31101 SSE 13310 P.
Thetuldatridita lattltdr,POtelollit ToOddry
mot lltacidna nap lately corned by - fotin corgiso,
and MOM( to do dal Wadi Ofttott s =n; to
their beldam, wlth-proalptoess
MILL GEA.RINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW . MILLS,
MANDRILLS,
Mill Irotimade to order,
ENGINES REPAIRED.
And work warranted to ere satisfaction
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the latest and most Improved khids manufactur
ed and kept constantly on hand and ready for use
SIDE-HILL; IROLAND WOODf.N BEAMS
CORN PLOCEMS ANI;)11,011611
POINTS •
Of :all kiude, and the latest hupruvemeut, kept
un hand.
GLOVES,
LARGE AND • SSIALI, SIZE
CELLAR (RATES,
•.SI,EiYA*D SHOES
1 LARGE xErrLis •
t 14 t,
• Ami all kinds of castings farnliiiiell at
March Alo. MEANS &110 C KW E L. ,
. _
BLOOD)COM:PANy
Still contltita , to mailittstetare (belt celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
Aml will sell a better tnaehlue hir leas money than
can Ire Iml:elsewhere in the world. We claim for
our machines that they will do as Much, or more,
than'any-other, and more durably hunt. We per
sonally superintend our work, and see that it Is well
done. We will send '
WSCRIPTI CATALOGUES
of our Marbinca on application.
ONE it, TWO 11011S1 -POWERS,
One and two horse Threashers•and
Separators, Thresher and
Cleaners.
FAN.NING MILLS,
CIRCITIAT: AND ,DRAG SAW MILLS,
Saw snd Grist Mill Work done to
Order.. Give us a call before
'purchasing elseWherc.
a "03 auoaavuu `ssaiti,v
Aug.l, b 0
X EIV ; CAR.
S TORE,
Respectfully announces to Ills friends and patrons,
that he has built a
NEW BRICK CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Where he will constantly keep on hand a full assort
ment of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
TROTTING SIMIIITS, ANIISKELETONS,
Made of the Lest material and fladted In the best
city style. Ills long experience In city Car
riage style.,
gives him a decided
advantage over othersln the
FINISH, STYLE AND DURADILITY
NSPECTION OF -MS WORK
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIFE I
PERFECT ATISFATION.
L
Thaukful for the libsral patronage formerly ex
tended ;ow respectfully ask a'tontllluance of the
same.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
ntwanda, Jau. 8.73-tr.
WAGONS! , WAGONS!
I keep on hand a large assortment of
`E1..1,E P E 1:1
Than any other establishnient in the
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
Of every description; manufactured
C . . F. DAYTON
JAMES 13IWANT.
. . .
Towanda, March , 1573:
BOOIC i3INDERY.-The public'is
Respectfully informed that the Book Bindery
has been removed to the - HuronTun BUlldlfig,
third story, where will be done
in all ila'vakious brandieN. on trriu an ri•aotmal , lo
as the "hard times" n 111 allow, The Bindery Vvlll
be under the charge of
An experienced Binder, and all work will be
promptly done In a style and manner which cannot
be excelled. Music, Magazines, Newspapers, Old
11001:3,•dic., bound In every style. Particular atten
tion will be paid to the Ruling and Binding of
BLANK' OOKS,
to any desired pattern, which. In quality and dura
bility still be warrahted.
airAu work will be ready for delivery when
promised.
The patronage of the public Is solicited, and per.
feet Nit istact ion guaranteed.
auo,-Cetf.
R. 11.1NGITIOT
ENE
And all kinds of ;
PLOUGIIS
of all Itbids.
CULTIVATORS,
CHURN POAVERS,
STOVE CASTINGS
"op v aoOrict
opposite the new Jail,
TOWANDA, PEN \'A.
HENRY STULEN
PLATFORM WAGONS,
Of 'wzgous. he asks Is au
Previous to purchasing elsewhere
AT REDUCED PRICES
WAGONS!
WAGONS
-tv
%%lilt II W
cotintry:
to order on short: notice
Boas-B NDI u
H. C. WHIT:AKER,
=
Drop ad Widnes.
T ITR.NER E iSr. GORDOit,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DR UG G Sti
PATTON'S BLOCK,
TOWANDA(PENNA.
ACIDS, EXTRACTS, ELIXIRS. HERBS,'
' SUGAR COATED PILLS,
• POWDERS, GUMS,
SYRUPS, TINC
TURES,'
WINES,
ac..
Awl preparallooli of all Muth.
WE STUFFS,
MACHINE OllteS,
KEROSEN
ALCOHOL,
PURE WINES AND. LIOUSS,
fur medicinal purpowm,
TOBACCO, &STUFF, CIGA ;CC
EOM
POP UL 111. PAT 9iT
and a fine assortment of
TOILET AND- FANCY ,OOODS
11
More than usual care I* given to the comphund
log of prescriptions. Open on Sunday from 11.1.
tO 1 r. M., and from 5 p. ar. to 7 P. M.
Dr. MADILL can be consulted at the stem on Sat
urday of each week, as heretofore.
D. 11. TURNEI/,
• W. G. 601:110$.
may; -7 2
ryt. H. C. PORTER,
TEM
OLD .CASII PR1.76- STORE
rorner Main and Plne Sts., Torclunia,
[Established. over a I}tart6r of a Cent orib;
Wholesale am! Retail Dealer In,
DRUGS, I
MEDICINES
CHEMICALS,
- ACIDS, DYE-STUFFS. & GLUE,
PERFUMERY, TOILET AND FANCY GOODS,
SPONGES, BRUSHES, BRACES & TRUSSES,'
SOAPS, COMBS, POMADES, HAIR DYES.
TEETH, SKIN, AND HAIR PREPARATIONS,
• RAZORS, POCKET-KNIVES
POCKET-BOOKS AND PORT-MON -
MACADOTIAND SCOTCH SNIIFF,;
FOREIGN kiklD DOMESTIC CIO AlDi
GARDEN', FIEI.D AND FLOWER SEELic;;
Pure Wilms and Lipunot, fur medicinal puiposes,
BOTANIC, ECLECTIC, AND II0)DEPATIIIC
REMEDIES,
AND AIL4ENCINE POPULAR. MEDICINES,
Supporters. Suspeuiories, Breast l'unipS,
NIPPLES, NIPPLE SHELLS, ir
BOTTLES,. TEETHING RINGS,
• Syringes,' Bed Pans, Urinals, Thermometers,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Z:C. •
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,.
WICKS, CHIMNEYS, BATH BRICK,
SPERM, , LAUD, WHALE, SEATS FOOT
TAN.3gEIVS, AND 'MACHINE 0114
A 1.C6110L AND SPIRITS TURPENTI;NE
SAKI,
PAINT. VARNISH, WIIITEWASII. COL LATER
lIORSE, -
MANE. SifOE, SCRUBBING, HAIR, mom,
and :ill other kinds of .brushes.
WINDOW, AND PICTURE CLASS,
of alfsizes.!
PURE LIXSEED OIL, PAINTS, PUTT . AND
VARNISIL
.111EADY MIXED PAINTS
GP INY DiFIRED COLOR, ;
BY THE POUND, PINT OR
GROUND IN OIL OR VARNISH,
AND DRY COLORS OF ALL DUE $
ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED.
- :
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all Waifs
of day amp night. Open Sundays for Prescriptions
from 9 to 10, A. St., ITto 1 and sto 6, r. at. .4
Dr. Porter can be consulted as heretofore in the
office. i • ,rrn9;y1375..
• •
Groceries and Provisions.
C. It PATCH..
1
WILK ESA L E
DI.AI,EII IN
(111110 ERIES AM) I'ROV!SLOXS,
ToIV .‘N I).k. 1'.%
The best brands of
FLOUR ALWAYS ON HND.
TljeNt price paid for all
(I'OUNTRY I)llODucE.,
, tit. li .th
13UT# R. POULTity. OE,
, 1
. •
I t .
Espeeiali attention paid to tilling orderNi thl..,
delivered free of charge anywhere ;In :I
]
delivered free
Borough. i i
avli
IVOiTIcK. HERE!
But tlie:very Debt gotxls of all kinds kept he any
ffrst-elai!is grocer, and bold Down, Down, Down,
STRICTLY FOR CASH
The cholee,t
TEAS, SPICES, MOLASSES,
;SYRUPS, SVGA RS
1
COFFEES, &C.,
Rect.he',4 fresh from the 'New Yollc:Ntakct,
anti . b444l4 at the I cry !owe,' each priols.
. ;i
beell engageti for the last three , vi•ars with
a First-Class Wholesale grocer In New 1 - 61:1:,: I have
Facilities for bnylng my goods so that I Can make
It an object for all CASII BUYERS call and
•
SEE MY STOCK AND PI,IIOES
Ik' to re purchasing elsewhere
► 11 - 111.1.• PAY CASH FOR. PROM:4:E
M. B. OW EN',
HED,)virrrE AND BLUE STORE, BR pilli 1,:-ST
1
Miscellaneous Advertisement;;.
FOR SALE—CHEAP AND -
CONVENIENT TERMS. 2 I
A blacksmith and wagon shop, with a I Vt enty feet
water power attached. A eery dtcicableitteltttan
for business.
The 'shops are large and convenient. n:ttlt Here's
sary machinery for carrying on ati extensive busb
ness. A small new dwelling house anti one :Mire or
land attached.
ALSO—One other water power i on ',the same
stream, with a twenty.flve feet w w I t saw
and lath mill- all In good running order. IThis
property will be sold together with flee acres or
land cut which the stands. I
ALSO,_-- A HOTEL PROPERTY. with a large
two and one-half story house, with back buildings,
Main Building •Gex32, feet, with large - and conveni
ent barn. This -prokrty will ho sold with one er
more acre 4 of land, to suit purchaser. •
ALSO-4 FABM. containing, about acres of
laud, all Improved,exeept 5 acres; twO dwelling
houses'. two orchards; largo cattle burn, horseibarn,
wogon!house and sheds thereon. This property Is
In a high state of cultivation, and the litial;ty - of
tho land'unsurpassed in the county.
The above described property is all deitirar lo
cated ;tad convenient to Lehigh Valley i oa(T.
W For terms of sale apply to the subScri r,-at
Myerslourg, Bradford County, Pa ' ;
aprl4B. E: REETYMYTIL
R4NK'S GRAVE GUARDS!,
Fold the purpose of presening the permanent
symm6try of Burial mounds and holding the usual
Head 'and Foot Stones more permanently awl se
cureli 4n position.
ForPartieulars address
R, Men' ENSON , , Agt... •
Spsingneld.
W . A. CII M Eltl, I N
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&C., .&C
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•
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m hen altpllctl to the
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past year, 'would Inform' all watttlag I'k:tures
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NEW AND DirIIOVED INS RUMEN'S S.
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