Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, July 27, 1876, Image 3
- • NV,•"4' _ In X3ratifoul Neporttt Towan4, Pa., narzday, July 27, 1876; LOCAL AND "-GENERAL. ANA DICKTSSON is spending the suin . tiler at Pittston. . . THE Pa. at. N. Y. R. It. Co. bavc again placed niileage tickets on sale. R. A. F.l.mEn, Esq., is President of the iIIAYE.S and WHEELER Club of Waverly, IN. Y. • Tits Liu-tas have added another story to theii engine house for the accommoda tion of their band. C. VAN, DYKE has been appointed :Post Maiter at Enh Canton, rice MEnTox iLANDON* tesigned.l - flont ints should begin to make prepa tations for the approaching Fair. Its success depends entirely upon them. TRE Pastor, Doctor STEWART, having returned; services will be held as usual iu the Presbyterian church next Sabbath:: Rasn.kr.r. WILMOT, father of the late lion. DAVID Wii.Ntor of this_place. died at his residence in Ilazetta, Ohio, on the eth inst., aged 88 years. " TUE CENTENNIAL," iS thoj name giv en by Dr. G. S. PErK to the new,;inil novel mowing machine just inveiited . Aucl built by himself alid son. war writes tbia friend in this place to be careful in rdgard to his diet,. in this brief note "'Don't eat Q-cumbers ; W-up." =MIIECZ LlErrz:J. 31. CALIFF, IT. S. A., passed over the Erie rail road-last - week, in charge of two Innuired soldiers, en route to the the sceneof the ,Indian troubles. R. 3t. "WELLES recently purchasedsome verb' line imported Cotswold sheep. They ii-erc taken to his farm in Towanda town ship,, where the buck died last week. InA lii - NIPITIZEY has just returned from a visit to the cast. where he pur chased a large :•teck of !-oosls for the en terprisit; firm of which lie is tire head. I)Artn is iliitting• some very handsome stoix Stt ts in frvnt of N .11ETTs, elegant residence. The stone are:from the quarry at Ilorn Brook:: A BRIDGE which is Thought to be salty has at last Lcen constructed from .Qvu ton's basin to the gravel liar in the river, and material for the- streets is being pro cured. 1). U. Ifor,Los informs us that lie has tried Haul: pepper as an anfeilote for the cald,age worm. Apply in the morning, while the flew is on. It is an effectual rem My. • ! • 0. i; Mak il extensive re pairs and additions to. hi:.; residence in North Towanda. When completed .he will have tine of the pleasantest places in this vicinit V. 11. IT. .14.‘cE, who was injurt(l some days since by being: thrown from his wa on, still lirs condition at the house of JoiiN" Coi.iim.N:s, the phice Is here lie was carlitd on the 114;14 of the acei dclit. THE ;,Na n d ciesibg- Celle( rt of the National Mnsi,T,l Institute sill Le held in Mel( ur er, hinq,c August 411% instead (,f 11m -tip-N . the 3(.1,: pt. ens. Long. Tmcnimn. rri. • : 17.3y_i?0 - canisucLc.‘ In German. MP cIIEM & RSO'KINNEY, T.T9R-vRYS-A T-LA TOWA ND A. PA. (Hike in Tracy h Noble's Block To'vranda, San. In. 1,471; UT 111111 Lr34.11N: —A mauls' way .M.k.um'STm:Kr.\-ruru, (4 . p4ut,.truule us a plcasant Saturd?ty last. Mr., :•z - . was. hen. on military nuss. -116 is 01:e of the Most genial. com-' ranionable men Nvc have ever Met. anti is ch:fervecily popular with the . 12th. Regi ment.' TEE Friday evehitig. concerts by the Normal Institute have become Wry pop ular. atiilare iriironized by the,r,m rieill Feeple of this plave. Admirer's 4.f g. , 041111111C are suit% INvotiltl feel cell laid wci - e. they to attend., \\ - tr. are iu ri ecipt of the lint 11:u Lrod, J'ittst,iii, by Nix is ‘t\ I )il INS•VN literary editor. ;t a little .h t. its here sies,Ancrits- a geihn , ot , snk , l; , 4t. • . , 11.‘1:1:.: rare opr4rtuu.ity is,olli.r). (1 14) ally HI) ty the cr).ekery 1)1t.i)))•:,:,1.)).11rehas(::). stmt. m'cll.e.1:11)11411411 (Isipg 'Ft e 4)111y est. Ole kind in or .1. 1). •322 trx E. now c•n:;alzc•cl in rli‘ erinz his books:- lie info! ms us that the demand for the history of Mormonism is very groat. liitervst , in this Nvork D11111:0(41 I.y. the efforts ni 31:.rmott fast cu tLc unholy syNtt-tri upon sections of this COIIII, I . At.7.n)sT A • lig:htcd lamp in one of the 114,11-. - at the \N":111 ex piodt (,1 . 1 3lonilay cver;:tor last. As no was hest u! tin,c, the I,nild imz uatil)wly l'.1•St1111 . 1 i..n. Th e lq (Wing in - the was dcstroy. : (l. lint the tianie . t; « (le ex: d \*- 11)g :I Linn. St..vrEnviLLE has I.eonne a favorite re sort for l'owandians. Mrs. Bra 311'S. . IL L. Scorr, Fi).X. hare Wen there for sonic tin:e,land yesterday 31i., I:. Movrk‘l"l* Mrs. WIL)!or, l'AvroN, and Mr•. TlLEs'rors starti - ,1 for the same plae. They arc all gnests of the Fduntain 11 use. 'l'H7-. rir, tine liold by Co. N: t n F r id a y uvenin ,, last. rrsultcd in the selveriol of 1). L. SN% 1..E.N EY as ('alo!aiu, in plare of (•:! I .t. • st,, Lt. .1. A. VI I r.• First Lieutenant., iti place of EEN EY, I.lllllltttrii. .1(.11N ontl Lic11101:1111. The colliany expo, tto Do to Philadelphia itt!,.t week. THE Seho44 Directors o f home borough rc'ectitly .1.;;ss411 a icsoluti m ord e ring,:i diange of readers in the schools, but On taking the .sober Second thon t :ht the action and retained the Union serieS. Warini the question or merit this is no time to subject parents to unnecessary ex pense in buying new school books. IZr.v. L. F. FoLT Er. awl wife, of To- wa -3 (la, :OA the Rev. G Lincsvillc. will prcacli at Ulster. in Mc- Carty's (:rove, on Sunday, August 6. at 10:3a A. and. I P. M., :URI clo se w itli atemperance meeting in, the evening- at the Town flail. whefe,.shottld it milt, the -meetings will be held during the day. Tut:: statement of the First National Bank, printed last wctik,_shows the hist i ta..te incmasing itrospetity, and in the confidence of .t he p V tlple.lt rea ll y fulfills the mission a bank, i. c ,„ aids the , busitiesti community, and ,afiiolsa safe'depository for the surplus earnings of those who are not ctigag,ed in occupations requiring all their capital. THERE may be directors anti parents who prefer other readers than those now in use in the sch.t tts ote the count y, but we do not bdiere aay consideraltle 'num ber of school boards will ioe found willing . sulrfpci: the people to the hi - miens inci dent to a ~chan:ze :at this time. The ex pense to the patron.;::of the public school's would be, %cry beau. THE barn anti 56015 of ('n s. Tw.,•,11.01.:,( " • U 1414; by 1111! and (14.i - :troyeti, widLcontAlits• .7311 . 7 *- I ) - bad his hay and whi;•:ti . all in. and that. af- lei noon frail !;:folle !he had- ;u le ' t swdllcu in the Fiirocts' of . Inse.;- tal on vu s. Sr' et Ytt:ll';‘ , ago 14 Larn—lrll the SANK , feiVlibltioll—lVAS ited byl lightning.. rltiumet Wile; uiiitsnal . Mr; DAriskoi incl'ilie tymotby 144: cadre . commit• NM ; - 4 ,2rirign tiro ba r n, An WitMliii k Cinb organized at fierrieltville,•en Wed nesday evening next, Ang. 2. lion. (Ito. Linos will address.the meeting. Ws. had the pleasure of looking through the very converient aild commodious liOnse just completed by Mr. Jour 11. Ott• cam; on Main St., the other day, and pronounce it a model, not only in design,. but in the character of the work, most of which has been executed by Mr. ORCUTT hirnself. Mr. DYE, one of 'our hardware merchants, will ()map) it, having leased it from Mr. ORCUTT. ONE of the grandest treats of these:then may be expected' at the third concert of the Normal Institute, on Friday evening, Slily 2s, in the Court House - . Not only will the entire talent of the Institute ho represented, but selections by the' Lid-Ta Band will also enrich the programme. Prof: P. P. BLlss will also be present and sing his new Centennial Gospel Song. WE are pleased to see our people show their pride and love for our grand old State, by subscribing so universally as they are, for Dr. Eumes llistory sylvania. This is a magnificent work of over 1.000 royal octavo pages, and between three and lour innulred elegant ergrav ingS. No true citizen should lose the op portunity to get this great work, as we haVe had no history of the State for near ly forty years. No library is complete without it. A HAY ES AND WnErmr.n C1.1.11' was . lr ganized at elsterpn Friday evening last, and the following tinkers einted: Pn.7.thieht.—.l. • MERsEi.E.W. Viee Pre.q.—ty .H. I WELL, C. W. HOI.coMIL ..c.'erefruill.—c. B. ELSBREE. Ak.d.. sm rrn. Tre!surer.—JAMEs MATHER. The meeting was addreNsetlby Col. ; t11': (tvt•!nro . s, and Jutisort The next meeting of the club will be on Fritlay,evening, Ammst 4. pbblish in another column an ae conittof the accidental shooting Of W. T. D.O - tr.4, Esq., at Wyalusing. The excite ment here on receipt .of' the news. was quiti, as intense as at Wyalusing, and Mr. residence was thronged by friends . anxious to learn the truth of the report. We'are happY to inform the public tlutt. no serious s:onsequcuces are likely to re sult 'froni t the -wound and that :dr. D. Impcs b(:., entirely recovered in a few J: rna I:t.wt:m.. at the recent dinner of the ;l' rrei7i of the IlliHnnsburg :Normal School, toOlt preasion to commend in . strut:; terms the ladies of the graduating class for hawing attended the examhiat ion and 2railuatii in in neat, calico dresses, /Hot 1,',erq , ( 1 ,70.3.- It \V.I alueeedent, he lsaid, that shorild,he gen. erally Rivalty in dress is not midt,; harsh upon :lie pet rer hut necessarily districts the mind of a female pupil from her lessons and examinations: SEX ITI - NDI:En tickets for the Ilin.ta Convert, last :Nl,mlay coming Nvere sold. Thee:. handy'. d people came in oti . a, spe cial 'train over the. S. IL IL, in charge or (~., n ductor 1;1( . 1i. The enter tainment also exceded in interest any._tliat preecde.l it. faculty • of tlii Normal of AVili ianeZport. Mrs. I ir. )10NTA:NYt:, Mrs. 11.“.- Dwrs - , and .Miss N \ct.Ey. all satrg. It is the fin k - cr.:al expression tlliat it was lit far the richest musical t teat ever en.ioye!l by the people of this vicinity. The ;:et receipts were ::,4300. • S. It. CII.ANF. of CI 411111W:I X I:.,aifs. has jue-i n'ecivt.d a ..e.py right" for a most ar. , l Ilzertll the ;imp.: of a tax duplicate. Thejl..ook is so arratigoil that' each tax payer cau• see that• rialfie is entirely vernoved-4nor Inertly (.l.3 g4 ,1_ 11 .,, n1 the b,,,,k, thn, iru; thr and tlis, , ati,faction rtsalts rIII bet weei , i (S and t-fix pavers. The ("orntnis•- sioni , rs should ''s"tijgdy thrtr. .to the colli•c -akd ervAol.lll,llip and sh l :,nld t•are Lie 11(1 . ;•It, lion it: re arts So address or .aft on S. 11. Ci:ANt, Columbia X Roads, • . , 1'„t: the past vit4ht ;"cars uniformity in l Fellii“ll.o. ' ,lcs has 1.4 ea m;tintained in the sehe;ol4 t 0 - I Ilk county, kith only a j e w ex eertiofi,, mal i t regvet now to see an er,- foit made to iicsirov--it. A refort havin (..htained that tlle bireetors 4: thi , Boro arc aleoat to (ii,place• the Union I:c:idyls; the otlicurse of the 1;oattl leave made. the feell9wing stateny_nt. ii T., 5e,..,, .. 1).,.:,.....,,, :—.lvi --, 1,,:i.,,1 ti c ie l :,,irt.,".i'iroiin eh ceildtie! tee the. ertre ct Xlihi. tilt!: St• 1 1 .1,111 1;11;l1t1 of I 1 1 i , . 11t1r1111g1f. 'are. :11 , .1111 tee eneecr a change. ei ll'allul,. 11 is t0111• . , ,' j',l`itlCl . 1 , . Cll.' 8. , .11t1 :Ind th. , ,c! Wilii arc c,etii.4,l to 1:1Iy litie,lZS Ili ..i:l.t.t:t.ll4t. 1114410 I. ' 1 t. t. a wore! of ti - utlr in tile - s:oly, r We:. ::at isne.i with tly.2 1te:.1.1, is no* in 1 . . , 0,, :1:1.1 1:1•1 :- ....' - ‘1• ally (•4,111',ft,!, .it lire,Clit F. Nii-n“r ALv,.!;,!). ScYct.tr, Trea•ii:cr. • 1, was in town advw day:: to v:ite l'Alz , oN , , or the reli:tl&. 1'4 11 ; 4 11”t1,e of -)l. • Ne'sv Voi p.thl a I.:sit to his filunds .bete last —LIEFTENANT N;.vcr,!N E. - .\1.%!•( , N, N., w week:: with Lis c ! .l. (;. 31... ,, 0.tN, is thi , place. -41155;. 55. 4.1 NVatortovol, N. V.J paid I.i , ii,1.15.1ti 11.• itn L.-king wasi i! *Act . . ( 1 .r..;. I)..1 ti.:.•.. \ 11r ills ti c.,,,nt r . \vas 1!1- 2 NRND Ll', \VI Lin , ! ;t t1:1.5 :1: v weck, i. au ~ ! !i c „ ttj 1:F1 1 9110j :1 MU . C 11ai ills, and lib'. ~~cic~~t:~r railr Sor,:;bnli. who ha.; jii,t t . el frern a visit te the — Faer vva> in tt,wil ea Monday. Ile is lam cm - i t t,,y,;';;l in the 1.11- L , .e clot , B1141.1:it, N. V.. i 11. , r.l aceklotcli s'.ll.lat !WI in an Seminar; in 1;10,,k1yn..N. Y. Mi,i4 ;1. i, int. , ,t_i•ilit:ient and a c c ,. ll , 1 , -aclicrs in 111,2 and i , NS i! hill rare . 1 etalit it, S 61: Lead :old heart. (.. C;I:'.V.." hiS frivlldti -trek. NVO :t1( :11;:t haN Lraitlt 31‘..1 I , now in tlu t nj4.:,n.t.nt 4.1 % ;,,,j , incntal sie.4l I:teulties. :t c.indidat.• 14. r n anitr,aion f o r (*, 11.;11% ., 5 : iu S.U7l:lltAl.lnila , FIE -1' LI .Vl - 11:1 - . - -The peopi o ”f tint sr t - nitcd !-Imes have long f e lt Bie l need of a: wotk that treated n this, sulticet. They have celehr..ted from yea ii to year, the day which the DeCiara-, tin n kl• Indepc.,dt was signed, untih the 'hand on the,dial has p isscil Nine dred. Mid now tile s , .ing of joy and rejoic-1 Mg . tomes from ail parts of the Each ~ne of these years have been trarleil with, some e•reat "cvent_which has made itl • N , memorable. We Venture to say that tite r events of the pas , ..l•entury can scarcely he , cxcrrd.,p in wondurfulncss by any century ' )ct to - fo - dow. A ovoid. treatini.; upon :1111 these events. otlered to the public.' The title is "(Mr First Century." -.and the author is the able anti well knowlf ( M. 1)1:‘ ENS'. lie has speid, the I.e.t n ell. in Writ Mg up the mat the l 111 , 1kher, have ex pcinicil over!, 7.,1 oil, on Chetng ray ings w Lich the bOO% will ci•ntaja, Over one tipiusand nudidatiilits have been given the :work, and inure than sixty of the leading men in our goccritment have ahead) ordered ti c ,-,py. and reeommended.',' : it. A hiStorY proper is mit attempted in this worki 'clic whole comprising ten haul;; iu out, giatni satin gal volume. ikiizinal and and: unique in plan, rich in it. varied add ample contents, and InnitirrasSUd in abint davit ornamentation. One division of the volume treats upon the wonderful phenomena of earth, ocean and heaven ; another, the appalling publ i .. lie ,ealamities,, disasters, panics, etc.; rei. inarkabic rciorins. delusions, and c%criteii merit's in t h e mord and wligitymt, world ; eliln.l 4 olillarydil,COVelit!;: and invent srivatitic inns and tltc splendid tr umplis of mechanical , genius; super achievements of. American l oratiiry; cdo 111.4ted et canon and t vial t rmediesl l , rdinqs, conspiracies; et.'.; im poitant battles upon land and tea; mti inantons political events of absorbing in teiests .Sze. 31r. H. H. WINI 3; is 1,4 stoit roe 'alp{ 013,0it1(t . ry cirpii • T. roicrEi:. or ME lii== {- s~,:: f _..,~=. ma y, - • ~-~ e --, a y • .ea : otP. .wtthaPahxll4 the hoary. rata ofla Oadity:' quite - a large . :number of i)obiile gatbired at the Sayre school house on that evening fur the purpose of forming a Ilayes and 'Wheeler Club. The Athens band was eci hand and enlivened the occasion With • • good nnisie. The meeting organized by electing 11. W. TnoNtAs President, and J. P. STEEL, Secretary. Committees on Resolutions and on the permanent organization of a' Club mere appointed by the chair, wlio in ~due time made theigreports. The resolu tions were good, and very appropriate:, The committee on organization of a Hayes! and Wheehir Club reportcsl Mims: Titom.‘s for President, HAWLEY TOTER for Vice-President, for Secretary, Rnix F. STEELE. The repmfts were unani mously adopted. Brief speeches-were .made by • O. It P. lirx . sEv and M. J. WAIeNEIL Esq., and froth the close and earefid attention paid, by the audience, we judge they were }sell( eceived and satisfactory. :Mr. Wantitn was partienlarly happy, and successful itt i presenting the issues of the campaign, and itl; 4 thivinciug people that the best inter estS of the country demand the continua tion of the Republican party in power. We , regard * the meeting as a profitable one; and hope the Club just organized will have more such meetings and keep the ball rolling. After three hearty cheers for Hayes and Wheeler, the meeting'inl- Joni-tied till next Tuesday evening tO Per the organizatiod of the Club, and put it in workil , order. Tut , : Rev,.. B. L of Auburn, N.iY. occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church c r. S Imlay last, morning and toien hig. we. are rightly informed, lie was 'first a nown it this vicinity, as a famous church beggar, whose ;advent was afix iously awaited at every"chureli dedication. Those who listened to his missionary sermon on Sunday morning will readily eoncedcithat he is by no -Means confined to any :Angle - line of action: Whet her! stands outside his can! , e its an adypezite,l ur goes into council in any of the matii 'fold departments of church ci'r, state, it is. equally evident that he incapable of doing goAl service., There is no'rarer treat for saint oisin mi. than to come in contact with a mind like his, that has sulliciept compass :to spin► the small disasters of these trOublints transition times with a faithdu the l ifutUre of oar country and religion. And in the piisition 1)r. Ivrs ecenpics, as minister. atialist, moralist. wit and orator. lie Will set a lii on the movements or the .day, that. will tell granilly, if we mistake not,' in the thud shunning up of mmulane af fairs. The sulject of Temperance 2n the evtn ing was handldled with a hoKfuless of irs-' pert that inspires a full belief in its ',vial thal tiiumph. Point after point, in past, was marked oil; as cmphaslzing the landmarks ofat taimnent already 471,` and. the • Verk fart that it is difililagi.t•l speak ia an unintcresting. nayon a hauku tvo theme, was nnale to serve !its tenet as - ev l nlenee that the- . piddle mind is ~ .e dueated, and eonvii.e , 2,', or the - enk.- mity of this 141e:it evil, as to- need little fait lief. ideas •or present a thin. v!..:= does not disturb -s into hi, diselmrse, neither dots he tnailde, himself overmuch to exelade those que,siions •Whieh involve the issneit of the And one-is notlkft very 1. set iu sllspl.ll,Se ;IS the uatr.re (2,11 fai.li. liis text, haa not a lint of 1 ,4 11 .. Ind shading, and as Ids tumble mind laud hold of the thoul.t that is drifting thc current or theitimt,„ one feli the en- - t husia s iu of Ici. parpose, ar.-, t ii i,te strength NI of the grip that wreechit 2; every in rained a<l,2,•antag . e to :lie service of God and humanity. Wh.tt we want. after all, ,are good sermons and , pulpit lee- I at - es. "Ilte, ;learned specialties, and . the diseassions V.iat most he piously lined off to the politieians, aro incidentally 5,,:1, hat if one can-come aloncside of a lnis thin leader non - 'Mal then, standing . on the platform of a ehrist ho t pulpit, whose vis, ion. sweeps the earth bel , rw. :nal the heav en toward Uluoli he is gashing. one who is able to compact his faith despite the confusion of or mralitT, then use gets 1,.&1i , :t.• help. ;Ina a lOm. strong 411- 1 , 111 - A: taIV; a: a the Tut: Pa pliblicans 11'yaltisiiP4 ;:skrtu -I,lcd ;14.the AeatleMy Hall, on Thursday ev . ening, July '.lO. Tlie luta:ling was attionlett for the season of the year," ami much enthusiasm prevailed. W. 11. Tlionipsipn was I ni,seh et•aiitnali. Ile sta ted the . .J.ject of ,the iticeting in a %cry f e w c atn e , , , amf fate reurias. (;11 motion, a c.eninit tee (111s:t lug t.t A. ree, A. It. - Porter, (1: (' rbi n. was appoint ed 11.17(111 (rClx.lniali(lit or- L;aniz.,tion. 11epoit received and accepted aml tltc f.illowing ntlit ers elect( d: li. • 1 P,se.:.—:ll. 11 . 27.1,y, 11. Vaughn. . it. Gayl•lrd. the t oanaitlee W. 1:: (kilt 'l%l, :IS 'at :IVA 111.1.1 C.! 71. ‘i•ly cunt oOwpc '1 to stand firm to tl,:-4 , 1(1 nag atal pArty. 21“1- dre•A•s wcre then LAI by C01...E. ;11;41 W 41,r•To‘vanda. It is nut Ale s ,.; to d con:lnput or k t r ulogi::, , ,ut th( , e th ,- y are how Ncell kI: , .WIL eauriv. clunv•st, and fait 1,1111 woi 1:4, at the IZe ptColli;an • ( 111 , 2 t cowmitt4 G, M . 1;i%lly, A. 11. l'oil.•er andj.N. .1. i'dly !o:d, was ;ilo,, ,, alted titan t onstitat ' ion And ' fora Haves und NVlnto,vr ('lub, and ri•port at ilex: inevting. ...'"Eftor three Chvor, vs and 1V1n .. 4 - 1 4•r, and the siwahers. adjourned to Inset ill I .Ing. as We WI IC Wit.. three. ports of a In a. , vvry :non:tilts v ,l dat thrill or 11o111', - tlrr , ii.2,ll tt,o r0p,.,1 ~ 111 111tehell Us I hat rlll' CpealiCr a ' oll e 57 crit . lll.l, W. T. I),llit.s - Davie , : and t )verton 11:11 Lt - ot un liar wail:. and Seine young ....a wr:::e ,jut,t I , t•- :iind them. One of tilt: yo - uag naqi 5111,1 Pru,ident ••NVe.;if , _l.t I:;:vt:: ,, ,trie yr:R.I.:I is then. sahl'l6 one of t he others. " Have you .rot y ,ur I o , ;, tken touk' it 111: , :l it twice iii the , Mr.' It. ii,l" L. , itt there, — 101 l :it the : , an:e , ialt• the yuling ratan rah- - L(i., 4 .lli,:liitlid, 111, rt.Atilvcr +..as lilt stiiking air. 1).11.is in the h.:c11., a little below the sholl . ...itr 1)1.141o. 'hones %:thl "I tun shot. — 31r. !)re.‘rton, .v.a, ;it l.ia sidi•, turned around and titill 1 tio. is shot." They 'calked. do:\ t ,, ;he hotel :Intl to their r.totit. 'tr. Scovilltt pre,( lit, but could not at the titi.e t-titiaet the Lill. em.iteinent. prevailed. as at (las Cane it w,:s not 1:1:,••ail nho did he :;11..ni( • in g. 'flea-tires wcie at olive talcen t, r in d out who'.• it )v:4,4, ashen ti`f...! yoip 111.111 to Mr. l'orbio, told Itinl , aid they then. went to the 2 . 00111 wheri, 31r.'1). was, and the Whole wral by the 3 "wig man, anil th..l lny it:at v.'ere nith him at the time of (1w neLli4nt. We N 5 Very glad , to hear fronllthe dorttir ' that the mound, Mr. ):IVit!S - aceonipanitl.•& by Mr. Overton and Ilr. Scoville, went honnt un Ltc early tnorning train. 11 - eil4v'l e.nrce learned that lie is doing Will and Ilter, is a fair prospect of a :•ipeetly rec%;,very.. 11. 11. (j,kit.ottri. lionnErt The terrible fate tof Custer and his gallant three lilindrt d adds anotlier tragie chap ter to the great book of hardier events. whose beginning dates from the earliaSt settlement of our COuntry, "Whose end will be only v.htta the inthansi as a race shall have become extinct. The horrors of the Modoc, campaignre yet fresh in our Tummies The lostotie, Lava Beds, Indian cunning baffling-I:the skill of our .soldicry for so king a tine, •s'avage Malignity and treacheryeultinitt ing in the death of the brave (;uiby .and Others whose Mission with•honorable trea ty anti pence—till these are still renfMn bercd with a shudder. Their parallels in device acid :paucity are only found in the deeds that Compose the history of the "D ar k a n d ,Itittody (lround," or amiUfer. those whiclil'inark the blue 'y track; of the treacherous Mingdes,deset front their great lake 'fastnesses upon the MI : suspecting tribes anti settlements of the Susquehanna and Allegheny. iii with this heartrendingstt try of Cus ter and his 111C11, which has becti sprnttg upon the coluitty so suildiady, and to bting Icad :mud teats of so t ry - mat calls for, YOlgell Het`, 1 . 111111 one C1111 . :11. * :t he land to the other. Some may find its; par allel in the histyry of Leonidas anti his, three hundred; tom e may seek fYr sacOfices among 4 't he annals of Ih, 5;34- fish Chiefs or Polish l'atilots. But it is only.when tutu to the thrilliug.chap ! ters of our old Border. history ' read and re.yeald, itr :iuteusliii . forwt4o .140QdrAtartet mita* .1.1Pr4 EM M=M ni'ert:'. Vititei4iiiii iiia ilaviailkiiiiditit 1 .. . . ia l ri4nished: bYI a .wify foe, , ailt!,'')uteltitur iwayin death btifotatidAsTaiiikTed iholb ly a . nd terribly furrnidable by howildthing sliv lightin g;, and stealthy Mode Of lighting': re-' cal with vivid effect the tragedy of Brad doe.es Field, whose detoN aie SO graph ically and fully narrated in that }wonder ful book, "Our Western Bcrdo Ono linu• ' dre 1 Years Ago."*. -1-- • t I' , Cr if other parallels be Si:night, they aboUnd in the same brilliant, Stfrring and fait dill volume; for Custer and, Big Horn,, Cat by and the Lava Beds, i.lliodee and Ski ix, are but repetitious,- ni)* ' fainter, not fiercer, of , I)alzell and Moody Run, Cralwford and Battle' Island, Harmer and the Miami towns. ' "The new story, whether of 1 victory or defeat, massacre or ! escape, 'citnniiig or a . dv 2uturc, treachery or dash, hardship or retreat, is but an epitome of the old,filled with its quaint and primitiee Portraitures baled about by thrilling traditions, and satitled to us by the facts that Our fath ersveil) a part of it, and these .our dwel ling, places were scenes in the Midst of it.:, --r . *Ora WESTERN BORDER 160Yen.ri Ago. A ne.w land r3rc hlstorlcal volume of Life, S:rsiggl, and Adventim., liy ('barleyMcKtright; 1 , 31;0:4-I.H.,I't.thIlsbiq by J. C. M , Ciartly $; Cu..-.l'll.ll.l4lelphliti Pa.. Mu /1111140. 0., Clliv#go, nod Sr. 310.,,a1 d':.tioht by For 1.'1'1113 awl. lilitstrAziAl s .cptular ad drrs: Pubit,bers. „ . Mi, I , I , , • RAPS FROM TIMSOCIAL Btlintipt.—A PI.F.a. VC/li, PLATITUDE:S.—POUT ' Miss BLONDE says I am not origittal.;and all the while she is talking, she - Ondes Wont under a summery sonnets of blush roses and Illusion' gotten up in an approve&and often repeated style,'by her tally' nalliner on Pine street. :. ~ .„,1 ~- ' k 1 .hiss oho No's maniod of eritielsin is re aCtionary. There may be as much origi nating; force behind my lame plintstiology, asitlere is in the grouping of heri feathers and ibbons. But no matter about that. I Let me tell her a little story. A friend of mine, who has pretty poetic equeeptions, found one day, a sweet, new thenght, im bedded in her verses, that had Wine to her, With as entire a sense of oWnership; as: at y that had previously crossed the boot 'irs of her mental vision. Ak few days later, a translation of Schiller's' minor po ems iivas sent to her, and what shotdd she find thereip, hut_ the very satire idea, :donertip in the very same fermi of !speech its that with which she had defied her owu Lit of poesy. She- Imo- there were Ch:n,eys abr.Md, and shrank freM claim ing t Ist which was simply her ;rightful pp,,,,siou, as -from audacity. IA good, soul, with a dash of honest conrii.re i pat tedliier tin the shoulder, and badelrier step out al little farther into the aionscionsness of g4tius,- and assert het' kiiisliiii to spir its like S6itm.E.lt's, and I think there are morel exacting natures than pretty 31* 111.w1.,'5, 'who would never hat said. nay to 1.n.-• timid endeavor. .l ti:luistianity that is set to stem the current of, env ruaulting evil, dies, not al low dsto retire. from the call to duty, be raugal Wii. :ire imispalde Of inventing new, aml enticing metjtods of presentation, and I iinilfearful that the ranks of .i.fofina. ii,,, , , iwould grti,W thin; if every' pioneer must neetl.4 hew some new channel I.o‘lliS 10Mir,, , . (M' (: ,, 51..1 truths have traveled solemn tai the ages in the same,vesture - of th,inglit and utterance they at drst appro. prialed. and there are pulpits Nykmee :ire kept ! l•ti; ring the lices that quieken the . . .. ti , ward the divine,,that,might fall th e ban ciiWardiec, if theY;shriudi trout their i imst, at this deniand l for nky; 'Were to intimate to thebrisk critic, ocs picking through my IMIt s that lie had best goluime and his om;n phrase, clear or Isecoud leillity, would it be unseeinly? , And ere to say to my : lady wh!' t , retails , rs more Mile ‘triottsly than sue does ~lent gillAcr-bread, that: the very of ,pecch, in, which she . wi!rips her preeiom; nialive,'itTe t. stale with the long , drawii poison in, er speech, ivohld she pausel more .lioughtfully ovei 'Mr own, and her itch:4lo)ov.. short-conilli4S? Pretty Miss BLOND and I arc not in such' bad onnpany alter. all. She with liter ro ses 2-Mrd in pattern hat elegance,• and I ali , Ug — side of Solomon, bewailing the antigiiit2,' or. the navel. She has pretti tie,s all about lieu. lit tloats int }lie rip ples if her golden hair, and dances spirit like its every movement of . her lithe, girl ish figure, and what is better". than all, ever and :mon there crimes to the fore Iji4ht 411 her beautind eves. a prophecy or i'-', 1 "vi"0•; womanhood, that will titling her safely through all the tempt atituis! to mil t lincryand criticism, up to the heights of 11a elt aler spiritual discernment, whereon, yin l good readet, are siriying to I plant Mir unsteady feet. C.'.l. li. 11'/1,11,' ZIT C , I ME MEI MEI tt prime hand if Is‘ :•.I.tii;l bt TII E following essay was written by :sister; lIAY a Matron of '.lliglilad No. 19:% and read at its regular me,ling of -lune 17th, when it was unani mously voted to have it published 'it the f',./eie/ainl the Bradfortheounty • Notvrittr 31.tsTEn,.1irrnEns, Sts :---11.hato:er the subject selected, the tcritcr of the present essay,eonld not hope tO prrsent anything nut: - " Or your c.si,iderat ; but with your imlidgenee, will attempi to eimijily with the tequest made. Ity writing some plain thotlghts opt theme which occupies the minds'of all Patrons in a greater or less degt . All :ire aware oe 4 the importaneelof ad- L,ring;to the 'principles upon:which Our ori2ittotation rests—that upon the tldtlity of it, Members its succes s depends; luta it is well we do not think to lit.ibtly of the faet t'uat our pledges, if :well kept, will prove. sure aids in our way to i happi ties, in o ptesent, and tit future; yeais. We tale words upon our lipS, which if well r i emembt•red, will bind its 01.;edi - er iu 1.1,t n unity. Wt; here read. and speak Of oar highest tinty - ; that which we owe 'to our Creator; then of the krinciirles undeilie all true conilnet:toward ~o, f , „ We call etch othet:by, it name that com%tnt rembAder of these:duties. ut;-kt v r noti this witliont hal h.tve'ehterea a circle, wlime we :tie itelpi•il to leatl truer, :ilia ltiet.tr lives than -.1.,_. did before. , • : We I.;:tve vatit,ini 01) . 1111 ,, Ils tip ou sub- ji.ets erineernin;!, our•G range interei-i, ts and also tit! our intercourse with the'world I tut ..i,le: il . f;titliful to our lioneSt, convictions, ‘.., most express these oPinititu, ;anti if we :1-.'ii.iltl to others the sante privilege, NVC sl:Zill 101E4' lira in harmony fait n' lie cart,fal to give our views with a. motive its accoit w.,,ii.lt our otilt gooii. totti tile best !::t. ,ii it f those around its. If We ttt.t with pure tipitiVt,i, though numbers''' . nut.l ttiink uthersiie, yet if we work anti wai f '', pa tient ly w L . Shall convince theta of otir ;;u , „l intentions. • : I . Theivoice4.t . Fidelity often wltispers. lie oillepentlent enough to 'say :Ltid do what ri62cssary to your own:, highest ,; 00 d, and the good of those aVoalid yon, of the worhrs opigiun.l' 11 cat, expcet that .nor Illi.tl“'s will never lte mistrusted, 101 l if others ill this let Iv; earel'al and l i mit do the siime by • I We nfiglit save ourselves much vexation if we ivtatill believe 'Mtn obliged to disbe lieve tine oft quoted iiue, r They Meant it well.", Fidelity todur pledges demand I bat we avoid evil spealt Mg. If faultS'ex int aniong us, they totist lv condimnied, but in! tire sante manner that ire, con scivatjoue, would hate our faults judged; not hr being kept hidden, but reproved kindly and in the spirit of. charity,l There are extenuating circumstances ing all who'ort,-these we are quick to re member for ourselVes and our oWn.kin-. tired. I Let the Grange and the world be .1. kindred. . . our kindred. . • ~ , OH Grange has done um gold, and it will do much more; let i us continue to derail) its resources, for gi totl . as fast as possible. • Let us be zealous. in itisisting each Other to devise methods for making our labors lighter, and be earnest] in ex changing the infinite variety if thoughts that exist in the Imsy brains of all here.. If wuleannot speak andiwrite•jmit as we Woul wish to, what of this? We read that the Most celebrated in'the land have' hard work to Write and speak to suit themves, and how can we, with our It'sserradvantages, expect to do‘more ? We shall improve as time passes. : Let 'us all du wliat we can in this lizie,for it is high ly neckssarY, not forgetting, luiwoier, that ••I)i.eils , are of far greater moment than • word. ." . 4 iiir young Sisters and Ilriithers will al_ ii i'',V , MC to : , :ly : You know not upiiii what, l ;.4,,;..c id• act ion (kit Wily be C.likal to take p.ii ; but.e most assitiedly Your; future , ' will call for the (:erei . :4.l of all the best powcrs •0 - your liting'; and as'llieHrange is line avcnue throngh %‘'hieli yin' can seek I le velopuiclit _for - the:le 114 , W 0 ri, may you' s hot lie slow to avail yourselve;i:of its 1614- teges t . l if Your are spirited in takiug au he iveliart hi-speaking, Nrrithtg‘uid other 4 , x .reisesi, you will uoyer'regret, ttl: . ' .:- . 1 - - au may 04., uppo.thlectliiivr M tit* 4 In . I OCA, tAtakiKlit'A i''';'gl:,..W may. . a ;'4:" - :‘^, '''4tfiei,W_litAeriik*gbA ra4: I , I STANDARD CHARACTER AND' ; STERLING MERIT ,; ' il' OF • SANDERS' UNION READERS, .C:.*. Published in an appeal to their patrenS; cmly a short time since, on the occasion (,f a determined effort, similar to the one OW being made in this county, by agent,t of rival publishers, to displace these bookts 1 The undersigned., residents of the stiii Normal District. of Pennqlvania ' comf. : prising the counties of Bradford, l,3rcani?:. itig, Potter, Susquehanna, Sullivan, .Tior ga, and Wyoming, would respectfull l y represent, that. since . SANDERS' -UNION- READERS AND iiPELLERS, ROBINSON'S SERIES OV. MATHEMATICS, AND SPENCERIA' O COPY-BOK•=S, have been quite gene . iso full)` introduced into and are now in use , ifr a whole, or in part, in a large majority Of the Public Schools of this Normal Diki Eriet, and believing, as we do, that thes bool,:s are Stquifard 11"orkt of Sterliil ilierit, and among the rery best pnblislyd; ' WO, see in '•/ no snylcient , reason for !,1„ Out Iv, would earnestly advise kmy viliki may be temple'?, by interested parties, fi? ilisidare these books, to exercise fir s edt e'r it: i1 ., //1, and to be fully satisfied of the Ro p .:-. rioOneri(a the books proposed as sul stitntes,,befOre subjecting the Patrons tti the,additiotuil expoive of pnrelutsing net4' boos, as well :ti .the schools to the great inerpnrenienre and troulde incident to 110 Introdoction or, displacement of Te.it; Books—besides thereby preventing flit frmnity su nearly attained inl this Di.l . triet. 4 , ' 4 F. A. Allen, Institute Conitutttir and former Principal of state Normal Schoo ; Mansfield, Pa. Chas. 11. Verrill, Princil al of Mansfiel I State Normal School., , W. C. Tilden, ": " Susquchann T. F. Gahan, " " Lycoming " : - Thompson Bottle," -" Wyoming " .1. T. Reed, former, " T.ycumirrg ":: 11. IL Hutton, former Principal Tro.ii Graded School. A. 11. Berlin,. former Principal Montros (lradcd School. IT. E. Rteher, former Towanda'l Public Schools. . 4 F. M. Smith, Teacher of Maths., State Normal School. Mansfield. Lemuel Ammerman, Teacher Lang., State Nor. School, Mansfield. Alonzo Ammerman, Trine. of Com. State Nor.: - School, Mansfield. The County Superintendents abt:tN.: nailied, with two exceptions, arc still tuitk !ing as such in their respective counties and have expressed themselyds as haVillf.i; u4irormiy opposdd changing the aboveEl nitmtiont.ti books for the reasons stated in - : their appeal to their patrons. 1— Ir iti possible that. Co. K, of lthli will receive 'their new bree•:hi. -beading. rites before t 4 art ing for the. Cent tennial Encampment, ';hick begins on th e :!.1 of AugMit. -7- New Priats at KENT tk; BrAss.' i )re . ss oods at. K ENT I:I t s'. • . , 1 4 ` New gm.ls rtiekivea dally at It LNDLI..•itAN't, I I -•••• r 1 .C" • - Eagravleg!liake at IlKspe.t.at . Ati's Jewelry i ... , t r.. .. -....:--- -......_ . ~..-. , 1 - .. 1 ;" .1. new stock of Corsets at lit"..NT lk 4 1 -. -.-.- • hails at h.ENT Dollar-arid-a-half books for DO Cts lkreur .. .i . ou '' ' : . tU .:.'l lt ' '". ';,;4lW . i ll 7 l: iiii- AssU l''' ' '.l:: .iiii you kOow *cite :4*m:wished ;cad th •fuluyer'"U-jfew thlugit:' 'Would it :14 1 14 welt to think of thisl It - isnot ntieeitsttry you Should neglect ;important- househeld duties or farm duties for these duties;•*e all know that if this were done; or rthr part shifted to other shoulders, though your brain wore a perfect ntinb of knowl edge, yet would you fail of the true lire. But all, and especial!) , the young, havoa little leisure. Be determined to malrol the, Most of it. • Road, fur profit rather than pastithe. If you would know yeinr own best powers and capabilities,. then, avoid as you would a poisonous reptile, the low toned literature, that like.a flood' is pouritig over the land, undermining the • t aste for solid and , instructive reading, and too often the morals of youth. - Fidelity to duty - brings a reward, if hot lways in a manner we moft wish'for, yet tudonbtedly in a way which is best ferns. It is true that not always are the - quoit • .Litliful, the most appreciated by ti'o I v re or , o ld r . h T ve lio ireen surrounded saiuls b olpatieut; advers e werke ts ircumstances; and they do not appearlin heir true light, Mit Plough few may -now, and,none may praise, yet they will tot lose their reward. Their efforts have not escaped the all-seeing eye. Tholie Who have gained what the world calls rate eess, should khow well how to be'faitlififf to the interests of, those less experienced, Who are behind them in the race; aind net, ;hrough indifference to their. success, Stif 7 for hampers .to be thrown,. -perchanO, tipen some who, with true heroism, are 'riving to conquer.an adVerse fate. If me are faithful to' our best, and nit. blest instincts, we shall be cagre and con • Ntant in seeking to. advance i the happiness f others, and . in the Same measure that ve do this, will the clouds of life's sky 1 / 4 how us their silver lining. Then, relying pot upon ourselves alone, but upon i a higher power for guidance, we shall be taught the way to 'see, to gragp, and to keep uncounted aids that shall help us to perform life's duties with Fidelity. i: , VE'" TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS. •. !.? The attention of .the members of the soveml Boards of School Directors, in Bradford and adjoining Counties, in Mg- Fed to the following testimonials and oit• tiorsements by the leading Educators and , r 'eltoot Officers of this Non lel. Dts'intet,' relative-to tho • A. A. Keeney, Co. -Shpt. of Bradford Elias ilorton, " ' 6 Tioga J. W. Allen, " -" Polter The Publishers desire to say to any fdmiliar with these Looks, that they nios, cordially invite attention to the following; as among the many points of superiority and excellence: • The Ptiper s , TypP. 11116(11n3, 1111141 . 16..: tire(?, (171(1 if14111711C , 1 1 execution: 1.: The Graditioti and l'rourcssiee • Char=', I:. ii,-for of the series. . -. ,i, The_ bigh, I.:lke.reeptionabl4 moral tone of, the s.eleet ions in each, Look? !' Tt-- ii . itherJ Ile cheapness a: compared with other' series in respect to rittatify,'; no mber of p is fps. quantity of reading matter, &c., &C; N. B.—Sample copies for examination and comp:Rh:on will be furnished gratuii totisly on application to . NIT 111 TCIIMIS & SII.II' 1 Towanda, Pa., or the publisher. ' , - IvjsoN, BLAKEMAN. TATI.OIt & a 741.; I:',.q & HO, Orand St., New York .!- BUSINESS LOCAL. :71" Neiv lot of Shawls at KENT Ilattrick's Patterns at KLYr . ' ! EMI Call at, KENT Buss' flow goods • _ • C'Et';' New Cloths and Cagsitncres A KENT . Sr. 1:1.1 s% I , x=may, 41. large assortment of spring am sumati.r. hats, Just, rec.:Th..l, at M. E. lioBExl IMMEEI ' A full line of Parasols and Fans KENT Si LLISN'. Ara- I'imsq.E.llAN offers a great reduction In Si ver-I'lated Ware. rtr A full line of I losiery and Gloves a h.e.sr tr. Buss•. M . " A full liu of Summer Skirts a .Ii4NT .1L BLISS.' M7NVliite ',goods in great variety a KENT St BLISS•. -107 Go to KENT tSr, BLISS' for your N firms and Fancy Goods. ZW" Yon can bays plated Castor for i ceias,.ln Mcreur Block. • Call at KENT & BLIE,S3', and moo l ot their Black Greumfitles. . • .-- t v- A largelstoek 'of games and toy ion 4, at IV II 1TC.)%1 11 k .4411 ACT":?: t";:4" Ira: F.:::T.L—The holtil !ably ocentili•il I,:j Col. HOWTON, t,n Main Farce' Emprity of I). •er.All the latest publications, very tiles'', at sviurtcbmi & Sit r tVl . S. NrEv,erything in tlielinp of statio try aE WAI?CO21111 it ligrWMTCO$B 'tt Smarr sell ths tlesti • 4 , " Er lot can get all um) styles of Iltglcuto!*7, very cheap, at WislTCoint CAYI.I4 A CHIEF MGWEU—Iie• pairs for sale by It M. WILLLIDI 14 lilorcUlyl.4w2, pr. The largeit and bestaasortanent of T ri m; clothing In Mown. at. M. B. Roszxrista.o. £ The largest and beat assortment of Bruekets ever brought to this, place,-,can 'paw be teen at FROST k Sous. (Oct. 0-4f.3„ BERaminEoa.—Ono pair line months old, and three palri one month old, for talo by G. IL Wtttxt, Wyalus'lng, Bradford Cri.:—.Jl4„ - 11,1 • :ar TILE Wheeler; No. 6, coriabinOil Reaper and Mower; la a Splendid machine. Call and see It. •' It. M, WELL=S at Sox. WANTED.--Several spans of young bor.. Bea. Must be sound, kind, and good size. C. M. 31A.NVILLE, Pres't. Renniut .PAircr, price reduced to ez pergallon. In 5 gallon palls 11.90. • It. M. WELLX.S & &UN. Or You will be surprised to learn how much yoh can buy fur Oa cents In Mercur 41 - 03oId, Silver, and Steel Spectacles, and Eye Glasses, In great variety, at lISNDX.LMAN'S Jewel ry Store. 112 e. TIIE Improved Kirby Mower is a perfectly reliable and cheap machine. Reaping at ta-elinient If wished. It. M. Witmts & SON. Or Great ranction in Amciican watches at. CllASlliEltil N's.[Juue L. 1 Office flours at Dr. DonsoN's Den tal Rooms. from 9 o'clock A. At. to 4 o'clock sharp titue•[Juutw.V. HRNDELMAN, has the finest stock or 'Watches, Jewelry and tillverware, ever brought Into this town, Call and tie° lt, Pa' Take Ntitice, there is a great-re aluctlon In Waltham and Elgin Watches. Call at IrEs:DELItAN's and you will be sure to buy olio a the prices he Is offering. 1 /sir Don't tall to call at lliisatinstats's, [flan wish to buy anything in the line of Jewelry, Silver anti Silver-plated Ware. Inir Passengers to the West will find to their advantage to purchase tickets at the. Ta wanda Depot. Rates reduced $1.50 from Rcpt. Ist Or" Pull, brothers, pull with care, your winter worn ah,l cuntbrous ulstalre, and envelope yourselt In a thin dustaire,and prepare to enjoy' the sunnher zephalre. You can supply yourselves at Itos-v.:s:FlELh's•—June 14. WANTED.—A reliable man in ev- VII township In this and a.lJoining counties. to act as Agent for the New iilstury of KlinsylTania. Good salaries win be paid tb ettielent men. Call on or a d dress I). C. t r)OUDICIII Si Co., Tuwainia, M r " Take notice ! That FOSTER, SCOTT & will deliver in any part of the Dom, Flour, Feed, and Meal, for cash on delivery, at the follow ing rates: IleNt What; \Y) atFlinn., per sacke2 DO .• Red I so o.:. .` " '. ' .. • • 1 5() Icy! and Meal, per curt 1 4I) North Towanda, Jilly'7,,N7o. • , , ______.....,,_____ . Cdii „ t.: CETI:W.—The Wyalusing Dis triet Camp Meeting will be hell (I). V.) near Dim oek Depot; on ',the Montrosy i Road. (several trains connect daily at Tunli4inock with Lehigh Valley It. IL) commencing Angliht 1871., and ern:tinning. nine days. Good Auard on the ground At reasonaide rates. Let the people of.firadford county come tLtilis feast of talperuacies, praying for the success Ur the glorious Gospel of Chrlst.i .1. T. WA 1.1:11 , 11, President J. 11. WEST ,N, Secretary. Brooklyn, Pa., June 21, 1i76. COMPLETION OF APPLE ON's A IfEitlEA CYCLOP..*:II I / 1 .. • ! .4 l'utrclvfil Library Bolt!' This great natlomil work. the largest- and most Important Issuedlin this country, Is now completed In 111 VOIUMN4 octavo. all fully Illustrateti with maps and engravings. The cost of It to On.lpubllstiers, eicluslve of printing and Ithallm.;„ excei.ds p. APPLETON & CO., Nerhork, And No. n 2 Chestnut Street, Phlladelphlo. June 27, IS7&-4w. . - DEBILITY AND NEBN'OE79 'HEADACHE.— ferente, Sick, or Nervous Headache k vnerally dependent on , or accompanied by impaired diges thin. by which the circulation and nutrition of the brain are deranged; and the nervous centres Vida , ted. The l'EltrviAN SYRUP by rcinslgorating 1 01..111j:1.0.We powers, lays'the axe at the root of the •tre, the strain is duly. nourished,the nervous spiv toiffs cease, and the headache di4sappears. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, M A NSF I E LD, Tit)..A COUNTY. rt.-Th6 - Fall Term , will open Wohlesday., August p, I , i7G. Ample Ma most ex cellent aacOltll7lollat lons for 'slanting and day sin tleut, a faculty of expert 'need teachers, and terms lower than found In . other schools. state appro priations are still . rout:tuned and reduce the expen ses of the students. ForTatifotpic giving full par ticulars for admission,: to 'the school. apply to Prof. Charles 11. Verrill, M., Prlncipil. July27--It C"- - 1' It is a conceded fact that N. E. nos EN ri LLD Is , better postOln tho clothing trade than any other 41 , 31er in TowHa,and It is , annou ment In another column attract, attention wherever he Is known. Thi• statements bear the evidence of tint h. their fare, and the public will not be slow to avail themselves or his most gener ous offers. It Would:without dOutd, be largely to Mr. R.'s pecuniary profit, to close his store, awl await an advancement In prices,- but his philan thropic spirit and Interest In his customers impels him to a dlifenmt course. ills unselfish and straight forward manner on/eating in this Instance is another evidence that the confidence heretofore reposed In 111111 by a conthilitg public, was not mis placed.- - r t..l)" ' THE lIEST 'PARLOR OIMAN IN TILE Wont.n.—Pror. Il LTZ' cmdlally invites the public to call at the Ward Ilouse, where he'wlll he plea Nett to , b,,w them hl. newly Improved 41rchestral Cym bal Organ, proclaimed by the professiou the best now made, which he otters at' prices that defy cm- prtitt at. L ' ilitalso has with him taro Styles of hls improved s4;jilare Gran 4 Planes, Mitch he offers at very low prices. lie will show you the (digital letters of recommendltion from such men as LIZT., IrrEiNyt, SENrz, and other great men In the pro fession. \11•, thin have heard and examined jthe organs and Piano.: I . ll3llllla,tuiya by Prof. E. and pronounce thew, fur beauty of tone and FlrbtVlass. • Wyoming; Seminary and Commer cial Kingston, !Mime Co... Pa. COYELANIC, PD. I)., Principal. The WyOming Seminary offers in students the following courses of stinly:l, ..Contuont English; 11. Course in 01- endure atol - Aselence'; I 11. (lassie:li Course; IV, College Preparafory course; V. Sr lent Inc. Prepar atory Course; VI. Course In Music; VII. Course In Art; VIII. Course for Teachers. ik'reach, German and Painting taught by compotes 4 teach ,ers; Music. By a German Professor. Thu Commer cial College gives Instruction In Retail and Whole sale Business, For Warding and Commission Busi ness, Banking, Penmanship, Telegraphy, CoMmer-. cial Law, etc. The Wyoming Seminary Is one of . the largest and best sustained schools of the kind in the country. Accommodations for'l7a boarders and 200 day scholars. Itiltructlmi thorough and prices reasonable. Fall T,tkin opens Aug. to, 1376. ;For Catalogues, containiug full information, 'ad dress the Principal. It. NELswi, Pnas't Board of Trustees. WitEELEn, Seiretary.Uly2ow6. and se Cr - InpOnTINT !--If YOU are going tO see the Centennial Exhibition, with your wife and children, write to Bunnies wushington n o wt on Chestnut Strcel altar's Seventh, Philadelphia, and give the nubiber of grown persons and children In your l'anilly t and iu}w long you 'propose to stay and get their prices. If yon are going with a Party, Society or Ltnige, do the MM.. _ • Most persons who pursue a different course get unitlea , unt quarters and onv,reAnze thsfact when It 19 Ito late. • Washington Hotel with a wide Chestnut Street front.. only charges t 3,00 per day.;. and the Ilrancla of the Washington on'Sevedth Street near Chestnut only charges fl.oo for Lodging, and there you Call get a good meal for fifty cents, And another thing:' If you an' going to lihiln deloilla for a day, you can go to the liraueli Hotel and get cutiibaggage checked, get vt:ntheit DWI 1 • dAvled l olt aiiiigt3 a good meal for !Iffy cents; you can du these things at the branch Hotel right In the heart of the City, and you cannot anywhere else In Phllbletphia. • And still another thing;: If you desire to spend ; ( l ow days or longer at too finest Kut-tide resort In America. vrtito for prices:it C.dauthia House, Cape May! only two bouts thle front Philadelphia, with er*,frenti tr: 1 0 1 1111 1 . 1 ebsdad lora, aunla sad 1 ow,ilottier.4.ll4l,44iatt.Tacol4 - EC: lIEN Y STULEN W. C. SPAIIII:Y. . v.t R~pjf', 4~~ ~~~ <:^ . ~; 3. -MA RIR , - the P 401 p. town, July ft, by fte .O. Ads flitt, of Standing St e. and Miss Elizabeth The rand, of Iletrlek, it ford minty, Pa. • A • • MILEER—DETRID .—At the Parsonage, 3(»n motor'. JitlY 19tb,by. , Rev. Matra Armstrong, CharleCA. Miller of New Albany, and Mins Elliabetb Detrick. of Macedonia. -, • RENNETTHSMITIII—In Herrick, at the rOzi , donee of Dorsey eel mans, by Bor'.E. Burroughs, of !Oamptowo,_ Mr. Levi Monett, of Tuscarofa, and Miss Llbble Smith, of Towanda. ANNOU CEMENTS. . . R.pRiSE74TATIIIE.-1,„ D. TAT Lott, of Gram ville,.*lll be presentedi to tho Republican County Con*ntlon, tia a candlilato for Representative.. J!r! is eminently Ilited for the pusition, and his nomt!itar Hon Itould meet with tho approval of the enOrtr • ' 1 wcst4 . I . 'li i 4 . lIEVRESENTATIVr.. --l'he name of A. R. Sustirr.u, of Tuscar,orai, will be presented to tho Iller i puWean County (le Ventloll, as a candittato fOr Repritteetativii. THSC3 t c ora is one of the most rell WI Republican townsh l ips in the county, and has seldom, If ever, been honored with a. canditLiti , . Mr. tti'exan "tvtil be strongly urged by IN,. beSt . men to the east, and hilt nomination Would ettrtile -1 . t ly relcct credit upon t h e party.- • . t il 1 1 REPRESENTATIVE.—TO - the Republican ei+ tors tig Bradford Count: — We propose the name df Wzki.,txGro! BAHR°CLIFF, of Tuscarora twie., as a Mindidatelor the oilice of Representative, akin pet tlt the doesion of tho Conventlire, to be ell! at Tervanda the Vol of August next. Mr..ll;smitowt3arF's republicanism Is as dams the puny, and his abiliti and Integrity In every p spe c t humid quistion. .as lils neighbors and frielids we asit a favor-41,10 oontilderation of his candltiait,y, assort - rig our friends Ulla If nominated ho not only ought lot but cannot beidefeated at the polls.. WIL Mot' Coltritx. A. J. titi.vAit A. i i- JOHN fLAPPEi W . - PATRICK MAIION/*. stit ' Axuw k.:er.". W. if. Tnoairsox.•: t . - . , REIIItESENTATIVE. The Iteptibllcaas §outhr,l;reek Ivlll prestint the. pane of 31)10 , r GILL OT to the CountylConvention, as a eandld4te for Representative. kir. G. Is well known all oiler the weitern part of the l'ounty, ,and homlnatlon wouldineet with a hearty and unanimous approta; from qto Reptlblleans If Western Bradford: . Bis abilitydo till the position with honor to the courtly anfl'cr - tdit to himself will not he questlontid. DA tyEusE pOURNE:-11r. Editor: )laving knowlidge of the charricter and Standing of Alm gentleman abote named, who has announeed self a L'eandldale for Representative, I 'hervby de sire to4ayto the Itepublleaus of Bradford County that 1117 i isln ev e ry way Worthy of year support. tatereil that you entruNt In his bands will suffer. Ills 14grIty unquesiloned. ills ability to 'flit the phire, no one who ktiows him will doubt, -irti t t 1 , 4 1110 we need in our legislative halls, I.arty'eannot-afrord at title time tSiset hink,asble. ' There may Ito other men its good as he fit the Ileldquit none better. It Is the desire and anshdy i,f hip trlen,ts that he should be remembered in the conang Caucuses and Conteit tier). !!. . U. S. TRANe 1.:4 t'a NI:TI),!4. July . SPECIAL S -NOTICES. - - TQMATO LlCAcr..—Annong tlie ) many tizeellent: articles Which our friend Geo. 11,.. Wehlyof Allgt, Pa., Fehr, in his starik, May counted seeds fret., that Justly ceielnated II rip, Itriggitik lire.. 411., and Rochester, N. 1 1 ., the largest seed house in the world. It will sn:r. prise ;4arly of our readet's to lean. that over 2.5;090 mereleints in the United States handle seeds front ltrigg:4 & tiros. whose ;hose., eatalogues, elmulies„ &e., are extreniely attractive t'. high col ings'and artistle On.b of the newest die - siiVIS 00111 the hands of their artists is what Is catl ed "Briggs Sc Brother's lireat Tomato Race on thelr GroutOp, - and ~ repres•eut a a rate coursi with . per. feet .m:.presentatiotis of the di ff erent varieties of to e matits"btriving for the Tors of le:Min - ship. Ttie deslgni im extr,ely ha py and pleasant, besides court...Ong to the farmer t or hortictilturist 'gbh; luTortmitll4l upon the merits of the different tomatits. We see that they place as their leadirjg varielli.s the .tireen.llatle, Conqueror and Muhl). way's xx..isr,,; rate other varietiesln the ftillowing order of [Hey Trophy, Deflanel , , tienermd Grant,• , llnltharil Curled Leaf, ll,l,pers Lang, 'Early lt.tt: ;Dwarf ()range Field, Dwarflgarty Reid. KeyeVs Early Prolific. SlininsPs . Clustrit, and in rho-rear.iwith.reins thrown to 66 groutta and a telescope at his eye to , see where titit rest Hie, shuftlea up the Large Yellow. The wind., scene Ir laid ill Cite richest humor, and no one can give the lithograph at relars an examinatkin wit into!. breaking out Int, a hearty laugh, We ; ` rat, assure our waders who desire'to ord4r litiggiA & firo's . , seeds, ltat they can scenic them upon Just as tolyantatteo is terms of G. it. Webtf.: and otyjnq as good quakity. as-if ordered direct. Sc.,: Itfigg, & uutaberand order 9f Gbi,. If. WEitn, Alba.. P 4. jan27m6., • MT A CAno.—to lall who are 'suffering ,froM the errorr and I nills'rretlons of , yoittli, nervous weakticss, early :decay. loss of manhood. ste I Will timid 3 ryitio that 'will cure you, FREE Or Cll A-I3:(; Tilts great ivinedy 7V:I, discovered tiy a naissionary ht }.out It A ttie dill. Smola sOfraddrestir ed emlidotie to the Itt:c..lil,ZEl.ll T. f s-HAS. Slat ioit D. BiNe. liouse,Nezo York eity.[ , Maylstittl . ' T ° W _A. 'N D A 1 F A , WHOLESALE PRICES. I . ) I .' C O-I Treeted every It'edtiesday, by C. B. PATCH milled to ehauo , es daily Wheat', "ft bush' i P.p.. 74 bush Iluekiiheat., 7 bush.... I ) 11ean ? f inish , Huttet (NI.) 7 lb do i(ddiry,)Vlb ..... e0r0, 14 , bush ' Out s, 7 bush • - .Eggs,.7 d O7 • P . . ,3 tilt . ', 14 buck, 1 111'W. r iI.111 4 :: V barrel - 1 . S 00 ea. 9 0 ! t WLI.iIITS II r I i lIA IN.—\l' heat au lb,: Corn :Si tfot Itye :,:d 11.,' , .+„ ; I tarn 32 tbs.; Harley la 1b. , ..; Huckwheat liB 1b: Beans 02, lb.; itr:ll :10 .ibs..; clover Seed 6 Q tbs.; "Iniothy Seed -1,1 Ms:: Drle'd L'earhes 3:1 lb ha. i DriediAiples 2'l lbs.: Fla* seed 50 lbs. . , I • ii - • , I ~ New Aderisements. ~ . , • ...-3 . TIIE CE t T , I'R I 2 i, iityrFL . . Ul.;Tilit, PA. ' 7 _a_ . Tli undersigned hawing. taken 1.4e55104, of tit alKwe In del. respectfully solicits . Ihe patrott. ago of', his ohl.frlenas and: the politic generally., augld-tf. i M. A FORREST. 11 . r',L. LANI.I.I, ' 1 . i . • . 1 , N_/•;-1 ATTORN ET-AT-LAW. pro ' mptly at caded.-to: my wife MARY ANN, has left ms tied and board witty-• out JMit cause Or prOvocaiton. hereby forbid ath persom, harburlidz or,trusOng her un my aleount. ai I sh4pay debts of her contracting , after thbi date, Rides,: emms•lled. I ' 7 .fumy i b7G.—!3t . SA .11 - L. w..inti)ws, - 1 11 - NI FOR SI.LE.—A Farm of acres, 6 .l4:rtl.roved, in Asylum towrshiji.! Ilradti)rd l'a. tin preinl,e,: are two goat dwelllhg Houses, ;barn and nre;:ssary Out lilrdlngs; and (txcellent water. Al lever-talllug gt ream of water;; passes through the premises. ti,00.1 fruit and ati abutalanep of inntsj For further particulars call or 4 or address. feb2)-7Ctf, NET.S.OSIVANDEttroct ' • • Itar.hytew,Tradrord-co.. Pa. • „;•i ... _,_NOTICE.:• --E. ' r‘ . Fox, Trusico of i . - - ••tlic estate i)f D3Vill I V trlll , oi, de'crie'd. In I ilt!! tourt:pf Cononon Pleas, ~f Bradford Comity, No, Notice I. Itproby gtvenj that E. T. For, Trtnttew of ttoi - :estat.• of liavbt Wrtnot, 11*.rea,ecl, filed hi* final arcoont on iho rah .lay of January, 1576. that ..al , l itit....titt was ."n brined Xi Si by the Court, May 14. 1:::li, awl- that ~ .a .1 av,onnt will Is7tinany confute' on the first .1:9 of S.Ttember Term neNt-. unie. -eleepttoui are filed or due eaum• shown ho. fore that time. ' LIEN.I. M. PECK. ini.v. - .4 7 Prothonotary. . • A I'PLICATIO. , .... Fos . 7 -i 41 A IPel lloi You iIOV hereby' notine, 'ear :wife, has applied Pleasl'ffir a ilivorrd front and 41.),1 vourt has appsizi dr st.,4it., 1:476, for he; in tlidiprettilses, at v..hicl attend if yon think prop( July, '2O-sv.4„ A• Q,ST.—On Satt .4 three notes; as toll( (1.030 each signed by E the tidth of February 1871 i ber '.'iii ISTh. signed by (1 ell, fqy thirteen dollars a hie ttinlyself. Pdrsiins ari purchasing all or eithen have*oppett liaytuval :i Tetty, July 17w2*. IN I)11'011CF.'. N0..)22 •ept. r., til it I itolli•lit F . 4 .h.tr, t !it mirt of I in n on the bond , ..f MAU tIi011), it tr 1101/AII., I Ili. 4t12 day ring the ,aid (1111 111, and 1.1 on. can 1.. J. 1...‘Y0N, ShrrllT 1 rdav,l S, w‘: Two nytus for fifty r osins Wils4ti, dated about 1., one note dated Itlark9 an 4 \\'llllym HMV. Id fifty cents. All paya hereby cautioned against "of the above mites, as I them, ✓ NO t, :r r !C m, 1 3, 1 of Ittipflell S: Myer. thai and lii said lir, 1110 tor settlemenC mutt knnwAng theinselve,l to I Will pten,e nntke jrnmedn all IN!rsons ha4hig., cialui pleasiti present their daft ;reby g,iyea- to all •nnnta 'milk - the late firm all book arcoant,, notes tr. have been wtitgnril tit collection_ All perhonk; re Indebted to said lino, tte mytnent to tne. And s against saitl firm, will is to me for payment. W. J.417011NG, Toii3n,l3, .1 my 3; '76-)1 Mai _......... 4 tritAss , dot:RT SALE.--, ' ' 7ii,. tingierogned; lAtlmlnis,•rator of the es. tate of Mary E.: ,Sahen; late of Albanyl township,. will 401 at ninth! Sale on the premises, on SAT. UltibiY. AU. ST 541876,- commencing at o'clock. 1%411., the following d.seribed propertyi It the north ' nd east by land conveyed by CV,S, Russell 'and wit. and John F. gleans and wife ::to Benjamin Jones,,and on the south and we'd by the main road leading from Terrytown to Alba. IIY. -I hutaittlatg about llii aeres,.more - or Jess, on, which h steam saw ndlyrkatih dwelling house and blaelionitth shop, i - TERMS OF SA 1,E.—;40 on 'the property being strudic down and the bhlance nu confirmation or sale.,; ,, 11.-:s. SAUEY, - • ,Administrator. i • 1 ..•,. 1 ~ . TIST OF LETTEIiS ronainingin ',Post 1)11'114 at 'Coomianola; Bralfcad yx, .1 . 4.. for nie. week eitiiing Jit(v 20 - , : , s ~• Mrs il l' Ileiatvit MIS.; VIIIIIta It . : 4 . Nlr rr....1 Ileatiaa 31i+,‘ Mary 1 , 01.ia Wnf r it Dirai,e •' r 311 . ti Ella 'I il-Ine ' ' Nlit4:.Eliza I•;.^tiiis I .101 m I.urnian- Mrs LE rank Ilollatii 1 W 'l' Ives , .1 .1111a,'A lice Javkson •Aseviah Janson, M 1.0. • Ml:et ;lona MeMleken - Miss lola Marilli kilioet7Allsie Slaeilwael )i :109 It Mare i s J‘ei hie Cue ' , " laildget Nealorill' s l WrIL.,N orlon 1 (l.Nasnan W W Parker .• • *- Ml., Ella Robinson tleoillornplann., I'ldrn E 31 Vanderpool; IrJan r Ward „ - John .Whalon 7{ , - - -,: I -I:: Antra. W'ord , , ~ l'4 me 4111411 . 0r3IrditbOre teller,, will, 040. 04 4 .1!dvilriirtdi ' . lO , X dato or /4 1, •'..; -': - ' . 1- -:- -Li 1 ,% 3 ."s~:_ tea= , i 0,.~E. -is; toONOEL,,,*'cci, .:•.':i= ..t-- - • -H - i: We offer this week the balance oc our • ' WHITE' HALT PRI , • 1,- 1 -- 1 Now is the timeto secure a We intend, to close theni out' wishing: toy bui,must call ear, GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOT.IIS, CA§SI SUITING GREAT 134,1116,1i1N51Ni GREAT.,BARGAINS Jisl '! , DR. -s sjir.o MAItKET r S GREAT BARGAINS IN HAMBURG EDG ...fl 30 @I 1 - 000 • ta6 IH 0421 GMT BARGAINS IN . SUN UMBRELLA' 1 PARASOLS 1 July tr,V76. I • GREAT ItAVGAINS IN TACIT OE PA RTIt Ol' OUR B1 T SI To rciluce opr. ; Pqr SpunxiiT Stock. 6. 11. TracuY BEAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS, BOOT` SHOES, • POWEI 4 L I CQ - I -`-; ' •; Telmadsislativilirte 4=4 1--24,'--.7'.i7eqt-'72-41. ~ ; oo~=' ME nEADY MADE I DRESSES MI In fact all Gorda and 134 v s' 'wean . =I \ WHITE GOOS, I'ICTORIA LAW I IsIAINSOOK, CIOANDIEs, TARLET4NS,I • A large lot just re and will be Sold a piices than befote fo B r est stock we hibitech Will l)e s • cri-eatlY , redtteecl r !pri close out tl4e.sttiek, 1 examine.l IMI Ell .14,1...- - .. , :-5 ,--, ,: , ' , 1.1L:7 _ ..,., FX . C11T01f,, , 13 NC/TIM ,$ 4: ide „A f• hereby glvet t th . tif.;:al llellmifll._ror roi t the estata qt Loudly C. Hata . tat s Is deed. Mast make lautledlate psynanit 'thdp mil. <let/aped, and all persbas having abates' . Itialft. estate must .present them,, duty autheatl :far' lettlatent.- .'- ! - , 1. • ; _J. If. WM! OA.' 1 ' t L .. _;' . % : . . ' Fltrat" - - , El 1 =I janZ) IMIII 7 xtauTo , ; , .s.NoiricEvogagt: ,‘ is hereby gfiettlikai 4 11 pe:nicei, wleT;$4!„ ' ":: the estato ,of John' Keeler , late of t• plostor,„„„ deed, nisolt make likunedlite laYllatli 1.40 tilt _sp' -'.: den4lglleil, and all persous, haviag elatowastauwas ;sald estate must present them, duly an Uttlostotti'.: for settleitteet. , t .t .„„...„; • •. . ,'"• - '11•-'!: . t, JOHN ir. infAsass 0 .t.- - '.. :, . : ' . (I. l lt. ACROYD, ' " i "" - .1 •:. jiiriawii ":. ' - - E ' - , .;.• - 1 - ' • I l' r' - - z. A DMINISTIATOR'S N TICEk:% : ' Ni4tico Is herelly given that ail navai , * __ L 64 ,1".•• dcbted 011ie estate Of Moses fitilett ate Of _w7 l 6-2,.. rasing, deed, must ma ke tamed pay all persens baring el s against Said xii i ..: .1. ptesent them duly tuathentleated for settlement! 't t ~ I i Z. 8. STRIJ /Xi. settlement;, . ; . 1 . Admits's ttidtot..r...P Et MI junBwG.. p r li DMINIST4ATOttS" NO igl' A , —otke is hereby' given that all rsoni its4.:: :, ' debted to the estate et E. X. Collins, late r WrAd 1,- ham; deceased. must ilako Immediate pa enklel . -: tho undersigned, anil all persons having etellyll,.'; ttgalnst said estate must present Mena,. daty autlionai- ' tleated, for settlement. .•••' • - ' ..1: I 1 '1 HARRIET COL - Llnia, - ' ': 't.'. • ' it. E. cOLLINS, ' ! 1 1 T'- - _ Adults !IslirstOs*•.l,l•_ E! ME 1111: ose .1 NIPIvf,,EF.I.N.I,,,tt'4RTTIT'aNi c ie . . v IiLY:::' ter of the:pafthion of to 'real estar o 0 0l 0 , il. ,Afli' .., A. 11010 EN, late of e townskit . 7 1311 said county,. deed. . ' ~ ' I ti _ J '..' At an Orphans' Court held 'at Tomaridn, jo Anal -.. l for mid county, on the sth .day of Stay,.,' lekielei .. 4 .' Motion of Merton a Eisbree. Attorneys foiltanaeli r, Hoiden.. one o,Lthe helm of the laid Octitrai.4l. 1 .. Holden, Ace'il,,''Me ;Court 'direct . that notice:be i • -: given to the heirs to cqme into Court on the Second 31ouday of the neit September term of Crurtol4 2, o'clock, 1 ) .. "f., and bid ortefum to bid forjhb'eStai - land, or to take the sa oat the , ralua l tm v :ir refesei ' to take thel land _dem bed linisald " tion..and i direct thathi:dice be given t o, all the elriL • irs'i th6se livitlg 'Mt of tbe.county by a pedillmitiou for i' . three successive week In the Bsaprontsißzrott-i TE it, and Oat a copy of said containing slid iiutilleatiOß be mailed Ito the post-office midreiMilif l each of the -persons fotetested .in said estate,. aiml 1 to Sarah 'fenny at her ast known place of resldenelii . viz: Berkshire, Verniont. S. . 1 I ' . 11 By the Court. :• ' -I i . 31 ;:. .P. D. 401111.0 W. ' ' June 15 ) : Ira. C. E. ' ~ ;• ME Eta len rffE A - LSStir,P.TEE' , SAL: t . _of an o rder issuld , out of i.... mon Pleas' of Bradford Counts'. the und,;:raigia O. , will expoSe at public sale ea WZDNESD Ts An- i gust a, 187 . 4, at, o'cl 'k is:un, on, the premises la i Wilmot,"anii at 2 p. ni. In Terry, the fellowlLog4eos I crlbod property. • One lot situate In Wißstet,,aits 1 oe l bounded as follows:, . ' ' f , J 1 - . Beginning at - lhe north-west corner of the. Reic* 1 ben liowningWarrant,lat a pcist. thence esi4 'along i the northdino of said warrant 111 5.10 p ton ciintert i of lot of J',', & 11. Horton; thence south along line lot 1 J. it 11. Horton lot .102 i 5-Iop to the' northCm , - ner of Frank X i nowles`det; thence west al g fhb line of said:Knowles' let 17.7 S-Inp tow nt,lllie;; 'l, arn 7t thence along said wit tanne 102 5-10 p to the,pial:* h of beginning, contalhi g 113 acres, be the aali 1 mere Or lets, , - - t . •,1 ALSO-7•A half Interest lathe following d e scrib edd lot; situate In' the Township of Terryand drilicribeit as fidlows;' beginning ih the cenforof the highway -1 on Tra-filleparirs sont'linet,fhence west. op to * lionitock:' thence, south loop to a - birch; thence cast ; 1 li !s7p to the highway; thence by 'the several conniesi 1 of the same to the plaa 'of beginning; containti?g l' s, acres and flp„be th same more or loss. I - 1 ~ • A 1, S 4 ,t_.A; of/tract ti le tothe following described I - lot upon which their, isi yet due ....: T. Horton about el,oon, and :which is bounded as follOWft:10rt the r north by lailds of M. 11. and G. If. Welk* on the 1 - west by land.S' formerly owned by aahl.Weljes; bit i , the smith. bylanils of Julia. Miller, and on the zi eas t by the Somehana tiveT; 'containing aat 1 .• 1 , / A ' A LSO-14M' other piece or parel of lan bou (t., 1 .•d lon the i,of,tll by lahrls of said itiraro no and ; G. M. Itis.liy;; on the east by lands of M. If and 11. i It. Welles; . oil' , lile synth by lands of. Brow Hard- t 7,an, William's, Whipple. Frutchle and 3roekc•an i the west by IClehard Avery and G. E. Bixby; c tt.. - talning aboap-150 acreSi in which the said. Intiolir at ; - had sit tinilivi!iol oric-half interest. '1 1,, ' TE -1 ISMS:;;,a ro be 'pale upon each whoa i • struck doi,i , n; floo on epnfirniatiOn, and the,balat co i In one and two years from data of confirmation , 1 , with - interebt. ' • -• - • - _ is: W. T.'HOBTC& . • 1 1 , Assignee. i i k''S, .1-13 141% 1 . —I : 1 fI IIE . II . I'} '1 1 11 SALE:—By Njrtyte l , of i ,; - i.,3 1 certitiqwrit of ' i , ndifieni e.rpona.4', lilt M 'C'O Oof the nrt of CoMilton l'leas of Bradford C I will extwise,n4 public sale at the door of Me Cour t 1 House. In TllWanda, on Friday. July 28, 1878, a Ll o'clock P. 31,4 the folio i property: ng descrioed pperty: .' '• : tine lot NO I'. bountle,l on the north bfthe borne. stead lot of. the late Bravid Cash, on. Me ilissp -Py i: ' Third street; south byrtne street. and west by an. 1 alley: being about 117 ft front on said Third et, mad 1 about 213 ft deep, wilt a large, new, two story 1 brick dwelling house. .eW framed barn or earrlago 1 house. other , , out buil ings and few fruit treMa 'thereon. . : .: . • - -• I I i ALSO—The' undivid d Ii interest In the folio's!. • Ing described lot of la d, situate mostly in ,TowIM -.), 'la hero, anti partly in Towanda Pip, bounded Al the north by lands oft e estate of the late 11. Ch r. boob , Ward.east by 3fet hanic street. and certain] to t heretofore conveyed t J L Schoonover.Tlle Sh r. i m3/I,Geo Sledge. Issa Robinson and Win Theinip- r • son. south by land roor opened- by. Jas; Woidt s ~ west by lands formerly owned byedgard i . , filinapel, containing 14 acres of land, m o or 10 1 S, , all improved, with a large spring of wathereon,) 1. and water pipes tearing from the Bantu to the i house of Win. 6 riffs. i • . , _. ALSO—tine 'Other bit of land in Standing, St4eo,. twit bounded:; as foliqw4: Beginning at 4 yelling . ' pine. corner of lands, formerly of the 4asues Espy 1 . estate. now Landmesser. thence north' 28tic. east! on land..of said Landinesser 107 rods to: a pdst; t thence south 97.,° east 94 rods on line of phi Lad•• i niesser to a' pitst; thence notch 4B o east on z4id i' LantimeSser 72 rods too peseon line of other Ilde I of Win (1 rifts: thencef south' 2S° west on lin of r ~.aid (trials and Wm A .Squites ar] :Chas Squires. I, ' - 149. rod, to a post:, thence ,nerth 87° west 197 . 0).10 I'. . rtsis on line of Patrick Boyle and Landmesse# t0 . .1-, phtve or beginning,-euntaining 102!4 acrei l of d a d . more or lest':. . I A 1.t.i4.).-t)tioOtlier lot of land in Standing St net- twp, 1...mu1e/I.as follOws: lyginbing . at a white *ski ' sapling ob i line of Win i,,1 Squires, thence north 09,15 01 ' east on iiiie:Of said Win A Squires 04 rods Ma drut-I ' 1 pie sapling, the tipperside of the old roa4,.thellyetl north 21 0 east 3'S rrOsts to :the, new road. thencell- 7,011 th 60 0 east along new road - 4 'rods to a hemlock -.- bush. ..tipper side of old road; Menet) north' 45''4 0 = east In the mail 30 rods to the line: of.B . l 4 anelsifitu..l ' thers; thence tiorth 1, 1 •} 0 east: on line . iiif said qcu-1 and ilankinson . lazu f. theece noroi.-88 0 west; , there. 21 :Nit, to a ,post, :corner of mild StutherSl I on McCracken's lino rods to a'post. corner of/ - ' Land niesser: thence south2'. 3 west on Landlnesseri : and 4: rift's' line 72 rots, 'to the place of beginning:, . containing about 27 ages, more or less. The Iwo; tracts above described constitute what is knovin bur ; Itlisi• ' Win Griffis' hill farm4bleing about 130 acres of !twill or bilk:about I Improved, with, I new f tp- - ed house, 1 (tamed barn 30x40, with shed attae fdi 1$: - .00, and orchard of fcult trees therein), ; ,` I A.l.so—Onis other iojeof land In Standing St nos • top, bounded northerly ,by lauds of Sirs - M. - hi ,pliii/ ' and LandnieSser, eastOrlt by lands' of Laitdineaser, 'southerly by - iblosels of i the Lehigh Valley B a Cos. and westerly by landi of .fifrs King, Dagitel .Isa.! - pings, Mrs ,Witatbrocilt and 8 Vanktirell. contlidtlol • •• Ms acres of land. - mbre or less, about.loo,acres lip proved, with. an old framed-house, 3 franted , balm* and orchard of - fruit t 'es thereon. Known as the; Griffi's river farm. $ lzml and taken into ex al . tints at the suit of the: ir4t National Bank' no to use of I). A. Oiierton; n trust tor Eliza 31. ti,, Ove ,: - against William CHM, S. • . , 1 .. NIiREW J LAVTON. . I ?' - • Sheri . .i; 1 .. I : 1 ed, wcr ars. tE ex at to: 111 Sheriff's Olllcc, Aufy • , tft:TS TV, ES ,SALE'.--'-TOtste l t t s . Ti :: 4 1, , of coal landsrml Mining properly and ' portenances irf the c unty,of Bradford, State of! 2 Pecnsy tem i 1a..•1 1 i By virtue of a certefii mortgage or; deed of t std °scented and: deliverettby the Fall Creek Bite 1.1 .. nous coal C'oitipatiy, of the State, of rennsylvii fa, to the undersigned as i Trnstee;dated , the first - ay i of 'nay, I Md., and reetirded In the °nice for recnni.j lug th-edo. &c., in ant for the county of Ilradfctrit,d- In ;and Mate, on Deed Book No. 85, page .1C2,-11e.„! 1 1 on the i till clay of , 3 ay, A. 1).„ iSsS; and alsoi hi 3lortgago Book. No.' lii, page 102, &c., on 'the 18th] . day of November, A. 4). 18:5. I, the untlcrsignett.l.is Trustee,as aforesaid, hire. - by 4 1, ' , ' 'mike that I 11.1), on TIIFSI.MY,:the 2 th ~ .daY of A CIVIL!, _lt , l'i, at 12 , o'clock. noon,' of thane 'play. at the Eixcliance f , ales Booms, No,"111, Briictil-' t . • Way, 111 the city, conidy and state lof Now YO'lr„i. .' sell at anetton to the. 'lllgliest bidder. thO pmperty.,l . .right.. priVieges and franchises .conveyed orlIn.: tended to be conveyed' to me by mid mortgage orb_ deed of tract; defaulthaving been made!, by shill , I - otopany lit the tern ; , anti anti comiltions of said mart-; • '. cage, amrstielli , clefati t shaving continued ter the , , , 1•;“.0 of :. , i %if days, a d I being required ,in writ.( •t..t make 'such sale ' by the holders of certain GC the said bonds secure( by said mortgage or deed - 0p,,,.. "ro4l,wllleli. were at,'he time 'of making suchiresd ~ i , due and out stan ling. pie,t Tiw property aforesaid -Includes some slatearl hundred avres of lat. situate iii Franklin , lid; o ' certoti toiviodilps, it Brattford-rOunty, State; oft, .. P...llllSylrafyis, beingi/omposed of the . sehOle of tree:" tract of land 'surveyed in the name of George Digs !, . and the sectral parts o tractssttrceyed,in the natheil - of George TOniple. tiqinuel Edge, Paul Hardy and; Andrew 'lardy, all If which is more aCCllFaiel3l . ' loiuntled and describe I in said mortgage; Sogethen with all and. singula the, *railroads, mines, ores,; - I minerals, webas; mast lanes, ways, waters, Ira', ern . witrses. easements, ri his, liberties, heredltamentt and appurtenances et to the said ,premises bet ' ig:. • lug and appertainin • anti the reversion! and ire= . ti mainders, rents, issue and profits thereof:. ' !..,. For a more full and complete description of htst ',. oropertylotio.sold, W eh Its boundaries " and 10e.a-,' `• I tens; reference may ie had 'to the said mortgagN .1 of record as aforesat , or to the original therpoN '. i in the toSse'sslom of 3 essrs. Gray & ttaccoportj . at. torners, at No.'9, Na.. ay street„tietir York city, TERMS OF SAi.h:—Ten . per cent of the t ' cha.,.., Money:is to he pahl cash In hand on the I of ietle, and the balaute Is to be paid within till clays thereafter, at th once of Gray a Davenpt Ni.. 0.. Na.. , sait streel. In the city of New ILO State of New York, Mid upon the payment oflt said palanee! iii full he purchaser will,,recelin. Deed to the said pro rty,leonveying such till:, is vested in mdas,Tit sttT..a.s.aferesaid. I. "Dated Februarx 25t 1.,'1876. ' Ci ARLES F. lILTINITM ' Trustee forth Bond udders of the Fall Creek pt.. tuminous'floel Com 'any. - • - ' I . '. - GltAr &VAVE. °RT. ' ! Attorneys for rustee, 6,•Na.ssau St.,,N If / City. • . ~ 1 . Tile alsive , w adverti_ ment appears in the to owl Mg newspapers, to.wl : The Evening Post. abs tit tho City of - ecr York; the Phi/ode/lAN rt ir. r,' published In ,the C :oRY of rtaindetptdat , anti the li tt R itA FOD ' tigronTEß, publfshed In "Poi Wanda-. Brad ford„Coiatty, Pa. ' I The Sale'Or the abot4 describe(' property Is here. by mljourned '1•17 :to DAY the 23d day saf, Id ay, P.,711, at the :taunt huntand place. I I)ated April 25: 1876. , • •L ; . . CIIART.EsT. HUNTER . i Trustee for the bondholders of the Fall Creel} Bi tinnitious ClOlll Cornipany. tranyrltd. .-, • ~ - The sato , of the atsece described properly.is fore! by adjourned to Tillf ItSII , AY. the 22d day of June, 15711. at the same Melba and Itote. ' _ • I . -•°-• ; , ; 1 ; Dated May 24.1, 1870qpinitd. ' - ! ' I , CLItkS.. F. IiIINTEII 1 _ Tfliiiii'ti fig the 16011400111P0i of ,the fall Cree Ili." tittitittutiA Coal Cot parry, : - .1:. - 1 ' ' The kilt' of *the aistyc detterlhed ProPorfy Islmre br Mijouretsl to Tlll4tallA2Y the Goth day of J 1,1'1.T . 1 . 7.111, at the mime - hour and place. - .'.• , • . i :.- ~. .; . - Dated 'Jules . .,r4leTti. -.-- ' ' if' CliAltf.ES F. llif.N. T .i, 1... Trustee for tilt boiniholdere of the Fall.CretT'kti.. tanditorts Coal C pomp . The Obi of lee a tanPetst 6410 04 ad* .•."';'.' ed to Thrtisdaff.the IftlidaY - PCAltellfsfl • i stlf - the sameitinie,sttd p e:..;Pataml4o.l . ''' . - e.-.; • _-.. -: 2 . ,- ' , ,..T..i. , r .... ItAtikj y , t..fi i . -,,-- lrotirtf , iteittb• iiessaim ! mthit; „. i : . iii ; (1,:t . . -e,[4:...1.' ~...ADAVOII gi.,4oo l l.llV•'"7%Vlllk ' !k, :.„ -,,..„ • . 3 ':..r.E'...;.:.•..•.;;'.."1'''.'.',..V4.,.4.,',Z1.1.' T SS! WM En El T--- • . 1 .11 •'-- A , _~ F ~ ~~~ I~>;~~~ LEE 3; MI ;~~. ir - 6 oa r P .P ., grif Chet Tea