El M qJ Ile Agitator. El d. S. 114SAINNE3, EDITOR TuESDAY, JANUARY 14,1.878 There was 'a great' snow and terrible cold weather in 'Minnesota last week, many, per sons being frOzen'to death.' . , jtucywas obtained last week in NOW TWeed, and the prosecution Wns expected to open, jhat side ortttie• case yesterday. - • .Simon Cajiieron has been re-nomlnatett• by tbe-Republietiu-members of our Lesisiii ,-'oarizi,'snAßosdoe Conklin* . by !,bose: of the • itew York LeOatural,-;as_stientitort; ~ ,,;heir respective States for tbentattlic ye4t *14.. apo eon own as a HEE be lin 'Loui Na poleon "'the nephew of his uncle,'' , -died . at - Chiseltairst, England, last' Thursday ,after. actor': His death' was sudden and unexpect ed, and is • attributed to 'syncope, resulting ypin seyere surgical operations forlcalcul" oUs. -The news created a great sensation in France •;.‘44d 'England.' Aa =a, ruler of the tickle French - Napoleon was respectable; as. a I . - man and as a soldier, he was deserving of - the.conteMiit - of the_ whole world. us :,ilOPeihat in his coffin burled the last 'l3iTor of ,that fair• and unhappy laud "whi.ch case did so much to ruin. ; agonized -last Tice ' " b 7 the election- of George H. Anderson as fipeikirof -the•Senate;:and Willialn Elliott, of Philadelpilia, Speaker of the House.' A. • 101 l ceniPleinent of minor officers were elect. edhYsthe Republicans in each house, Bus- Errett being choien Chief Clerk of the. Seiletii, and JarwL, Selfridge Chief Clerk , the Bouse. Among the Assistant Trans ... coribing Clerks of the lower house was Jas. general Inghabs, of thikeuonty. • 1 1 / 4 1'o businbes of , intereit was paneacted, except the lesisage of a bill by the House. on Wednes •• day inoreasing, the-;GO*toes t ealary , to 96,3t0 . Taxpayen. Dftritlg . the. pOt WO Weeks a -scheme has trisettßfeveloper ita . bbject the en ` rislimedt . of latidhOldere_and specula tore at the ebensi of the texpayera 'of the lin than 'the die - lieMbertnent,of :thli county aroitberenioval Of the , county seat ; -- It - is proposed to set off the ,weeteririciWiishiPefof Shlppen, Gaines, Elk: and .p to of Delmar and I.lofris, to r be Joined with a few t ( tnships . fromtthe eastern part ,*; Potter - c pty and erectedinto a new county, witlia county seat at Westfield or .Gained--it is' not . .yet determined t'- t fljle3 done, "Welliiboro . will be left MAW . Ur (14iotx!bered -aonnty,:sand it le taken for' granted that iri slin.imiAlittl.dtiokilty' Sea" tWorad-bizi removed : 76,1 - 6tne point,On the river. 31ansfield, as bping neareattthe center of what would then heleft of the county, would seem to stand _the' best chance of securing the prize, But • •, :,that result wouldn't exactly salt the more "'active - movers of the project, eo they . con• t , elude that another slice must be off . taken o tie old county fo Shift the geographicalcen ', fuitiles north. It Is therefore proposed to le Sir . Peter Herdic have the long-Wish. ed•lcir townships Of . lAberty, • UniOU, •and • • gait .4 . W 4 ard to help maim up the : new 'ooUll(g:Which is to surround his grand hotel N3xizie4tia, Spring. This little•job sue "cesiggfVettenided to, it is.belleved by some that the claime_ut tioga, village to be the <>Runty Seat would be overwhelming. Bloss ittkig.seeMk;tO- be counted out entirely in of honors,. though if the Hex- die schema should miscarry, that village would be about es nein. the .center of the eonanty as' Ti ,y sea sift, pe 1 : 11 Tina, thottgl3,lit le:evident they are rap -I.7taly coiling- to that point; but they do in • slat that•it shall not be at Welleboro. It is ' Uzi-that thepublic buildings.are all located ,lient; that they are substantially built, and' ,cvnettenieutly arranged for the transaction thi t-county business, It is true that a tf r Nti Aiiedidti . dollars will , put them all •in ' . 7 • It is true that the people of z.i.trekAdiolitsounty have for•nearly seventy Yearsiicynd, oro accessible when thertl 'chi no ridiria here, and that we now • • lattve' ,l / 2 0ne road co pleted and another as sured. No -matter. ` 4l Anything to beat WellsbcW,',:ii.the cry, even it. it* requires the erectio4-At two new , counties, the ores.- : of-two new sets of county officers, and • the putting uP of three new seta of county Ttii believe that if these nangilinfr gentle .. wen could bratty chance succeed- in their peojeßi; Mretsboro *bizldnot be the princi. pal .sofferer. ,Those, who would have the grwitest,catge )7th 'curse. the greed-of the actoltaira - monkl.be lite people of the . towns, set pff'.Zq~tle new' donnties, and especially ' those on our western border. Thoie towns are very thinly populated, and the' burdens a •anew 'county orpnization would press heavily upon them, It is true there is talk o • It'43omn manor men putting up the county • buildings at their own ( expense. It is cer tain that such•promiseslnre good for nothing in : And they have, before now,- been found 'good for nothing in ,morals. But whetlter;•lti this case, they are worth much or little, when our neighbors conclude to secede they must make up their minds •to plat thetrlitunb in their-pockets, not once, butsvary,,year and for all titne, to support nYtio4ll . l,l; :organization and a full set of news,:countyrofecers. It will be a very nice arrangement Sox the new officers, no doubt; but'afttr'the novelty has worn off, the tax• payers 4111 probably find they have paid tOo dearly for the *Walla.. This view of the case is so obvious to ev erybody, _that Iha movers of the — project hadt found it necessary to resort to misrep• resentation to meet it, and the report has been .lAdustriPPsly: circulated' that a new Court House has got to; be erected at Wells biro, and • that the Commissioners were aboAt tcrleyy Alas for that iNirpose to the amount if 4100,006; Every man who is at , nll acquainted with the present; Court. House knows that the first part of this silly story is bilk; hiti as to tie second part the COm -zaissioners speak for themselves in another column. It is as certain as anything can be, that So long as-the-'county seat remains where it now is, this people of Tioga county will not, for at least this generation, be call ed nvion to erect a newleourt House. This being the'case,,it will b' well for the tax payers to ask themselv whether it is the. - part 11-non:pion sten to secede from a countgratritere: the Putr c buildings, are al reriditierd-Mid- paid for, and where_the public h*euls , easily : borne by thirty-five thousand • inbabitanta, ,, , and set up a little county fo r lhOriaelves:vibere it is certain that a ',few thousitid; inhabitants will have to Sul:On...nevi COniiioilicers, courts, &c., and . whare it.is. probable they will al so be • called ; upon in,theeodto pay for new 'county. btillftg_s:'.::4ho*O.nll;:ii At best to do this ' -- kr:the . .betitelltlif :li-fewWealthy Tandowneis -leis c itansl* :'ol,llteedy - and greedy Local Ontl • 'l ,- .'''.:,:: - .." _. - • • . , -.7..„,..% --..-..- • _ _ ..,,, - „ „___. i,,,. .„, ....,„ . - _ I I . ,- - . , - I gavorg,-uP unt lioga,._ A. T airtount of inisiness donetn 1 l ' t- 0 -- 9 4e c enterr C r oi';'' title- _ A fCloud haS,sent,tta the folloWitrgrepOrtOP. of ,a meeting recently held id , 11.1111 - ar i oli• il in I 44.1.?.", ho , '' - "11, 1 1, 1 . n 1 PILItnlP-, :ere et favor of ,the Tiogliliroject fez. theAtvision..,.. l 2 l ,P f .t.r — , n - 1 " 11)e 'Pg," 1$ ! ) 0.0 lit a the, county.„`•We print it ait'•-a mate . ~ -, cif,i.',.4 „ ,l lWirslvo 'l ttuhelJ l 4 , . '", ,llll. o„.. . . , - -_ . :-. " wrier , ..operationsthe' pro. general interest to otre'retiders: - •-•_ - - . - " town is assured, evenrshould At a meeting held at the of E: L. , . ~ ~ t.. , 4. •.. be ionovett to. pope , otimiT Boynton, in 31.111ertown, on WTlnestlay eve ning,..tridt, 8,-1873, the eltliens -.of' Jaeksdn 'crap- attendance - df•ihnYerk. township, took' eonsid:grat ion - the pr 0...-. Wellsitoro, every S_ltturdaY d posed division -of-Tioga county so as to i s greater' than the iiitetitt , make a new comity front _the • western part the weeks of court' and the of,,Tiogiy : county.•and t,4; : e_tiatern", intn_of i'. •••.-:•,- • _e' - -.' •: ~ - - Potter. --.-• , : • -.•- ' on 'thes' Saturdays is., very Nathaniel Smith was called to, the , chair, - than that of the a : vertigo day and S. E. Kirkendall was chosen Secretary. Every business men knows 1 _ .Theobjeet of, the _meeting 'was 1 00 1 3.' 1 P4...:.: - .._ - .Butlitlie - . : interest . ittAltit clearly - stated by the - Chairmen. , •' . - Wellsboro, to preserve - the '.. S.'E. -- Kirkendall Moved that a coninlittee _ : • of three-be, titppOint,ed by the:Chair to draft cOnnlf- - scitt.,j l l 9 4 , il ll thOi : llo\t resolutions expreSeive ,of illesenSe of the moo interest of every texpti • meeting. - The _Chair appointed .S. E. - Kir-. '-ty,'„ Ocept „t be fe‘v alreluli , , 1 Jiendalldl.• , lC. - Retan and :D, ._H; 'ta t ti,-,,,i.,6,tiyi._. tits i f c: , -, tv i• v -4. 1 4,,,, ; us Such. committee. - . ':,•_. _ ~ .....: - ~•,:- :='.., ~, -i i . i-e, ~.'-, • , 1 - '. The--corentittee reported the following res . - :-t - ', ° C e , t'.'!. '-' 1 .9 1 .1gf 10* ) I "t_lntl , , :cation .of _county Aetti:A, - - ,011.1.04211, which were unanimously - adopted: - Ritoteei,. I, That way- have beard with 411es:sure_ _nf ' Other strong ._retsmitt tif4l the move /low being made to divide -Tioga colanty' a 0 remo‘'a r l tnie-ht bt , giv,p) lull as tO form 4 new county fr:rni the western partion ,of , , ,; • , •=-.,. , i ' , - , ?. ~ Tioga county and- the contiguous elate/if pertion ofr Drlt.ii:V "si MVO 'ts presytte.,,Cit , . , Potter,: .- ~ , . .. -.- 4 . ion Of the taxpayers cif--ilia _,T. Vint we Pledge to the movement our moat hearty, • indorsement and enpliort. - If . any - title- wiebes to inereit. 8: That We applaud the maguanitaity of the citizens -41..4, ' . A ' h is .. . „ „or Tioga. in their offer ,to give forty thousand dollars Puod.‘ i nit ens on. cq , 71 .2 toviardthe,erection of new county buiidiuga, et their _bellf4ll.;fif tilo handful of p, ~:011age -' . . 4. That we believe tt:e'ten safely -Ventre every vote sin by -8, triviston he 'inn:v of Jackson township for tail proposed division of our it, All who would restrain county, and In no doing we'ouV boefical; the interest. , - - - - ,- of dVery man in the township. _ - its presentlitnits, or, rather o.' That wearo Vpttoned to levying tt tax for the Vet, 'duce it asthe, populati on pose of building anew court house at Wellsboror - On'tnotionthe following • - d elegate 4 ii-, 0 •:,• . .the cocounty are increased, w appointed to, attend a' meeting to beheld at. meastires_withiu reaeh,,opP btansffehl in this he,talf on Thursday the 'a schenie of ,inisehief teijat Bth - instant: D. N. 1 41'Intyre,‘ D. B.- Lain.. advantage to 'commend it , 111. K. 'Retail P. R.-Bryan, J. E. Barites; Eder Kinner:C; . t , Boynton, C. V. Stowed, D. ). Cady." I , 4TH.A.MITL 81.11. Th r; Uhl: ' care individual and Selfish B.E. -Kirkendall, - Seey., ' - ''' any one who does not hop _. '- Treltaboro, January,.lB7, -This expression - of - the-people of Jackson ' - ' • ~... township will Surprise no one who takes the ' trouble to look at the map for a' mothent., Situated as it. is at.. the extreme northeast' corner of the county, within a feW miles of the proposed new, county seat, it" would- in ,ideasl,b.ise,_ntatter of wonder if many people of that region did not laver any movement' to remove the county buildings and pusineis to Tioga, regardless of ,the inconvenieitiSe. and expense thereby ooicdsioned 1, - ,, oilier and more remote sections ofl t..!.e cittinty.—. The plain English of these its,tiuti. - 01 - ,, is, that the movers of them . are in ‘ l‘o, er of bringing 'the county seat as near their', oval" doors as possible: : _Jackson human nature is evidently very 'much like the same article el f sewhere; it seiekSits own advantage With' little, earefor otlie,r's; end nobody has any occasion to groWl•et , thiS , exhibition of it.— Certainly me have,no desire to complain. :But. it 'does seen' 'a , little. ungracious in these , trieri ~'of jackion to . express such an ardent 'desire to get rid of the " western por: •tion of Tioga'cbtinty." It is true • that title-, "western portion," whitse company is so dia.'•. tasteful-to Jackson, is not blessed with all the advantages of that r favored township;' it does not lie next to Tioga, for one thing. But this is its misfortune,,net its fault, and it , i , s, hardly the„proper thing to tell the pece -pie - of: that'region - to-tramp•because,'of- - -that misfortune, It is certainly an,,..hoetorlo be connected with - eh:liens 'of suet; " Magritte nimity" as to " offer to give forty thousand dollarli toward tile 'erection of county build., Lugs at, theirvill age," even if you don't live "next door to them. Don't let .us turn ou old neighbors off inquitepo curt a.manner "Magnanimity" •is a godd "thiiii; don't le Tioga monopolize it; let us see a little of 1 in Jackson. • : - • 13ariing.this ona,point, tharesoltitions are all right fo Jacksf) n. . As to the fifth one, hat is all right foI the whole county. We l assure the-people. of Jackson-that - there is, 1 310 danger of a tax being levied to build a 'new Court House at Welisboro. Nine-W . 1141s of the people of Weileboro, Delmar, Charles., ton, and-every other township in the county, are opposed-to levying any such . tax. .The, A preseut Court House wee built-to last, and it bids fair.to last for the next century. We verdure. to 'say that, accidents asido the present inhabitants of Jackson will all have PPM% Tingo. county, 'unless the couniff seat 1 7 3 re moved from Wellgboro. When that happens, we shall all have to• contribute toward the new building in epite of " magnanimity." New Courthea--Division. The subject of •a division of .Tioga coun• ty, or of a removal of the county oak, is agitated periodically, at intervals more or less frequent. Common rumor states that at present certain individuals are moving in the matter with'great activity. Magnificent projects are being formed which, if 'real ized, are to put much money in the pockets of the projectors. A new county on the east, and another on the west, would make necessary a multitude of new official; and two new county seat; These offices, -with their emoluments, would be very acceptable to certain of the, movers of the sch6me; while others who own land which they think favorably situated and well adapted to the purposes of the new county seats, would secure large Profits by their establishment and location. The taxpayers of the whole county should consider this subject carefully before they commit themselves to a course of action Which, when too late for remedy, they may deeply regret. Tioga, county was formed in 1804. Qeo graphieally, it is one of the most symmet rical counties in the State. Nearly equal in length and breadth, it forms a compact square, with no natural obstacles dividing one section from another. Wellsboro, the county seat, was t in 1800, and incor porated, I think, in 1880. It is situated very) nearly at the geographical center of the county. For more than sixty years those interested bare attended the courts here without any feeling of inconvenience. The facilities for such attendance hare, of late, been largely increased by the building' of the railroad, which, by shortening the time of travel, practically reduces the dis tance to the county seat fromla very large portiOn of the county. The building of a: railroad along the valley. of Pine Creek, air. oirit , Whielt now seems to be assured, will stall fuither increase the facilities for reach ing Welisboro, and make, it in all respects taore convsniently accessible than any othei town in the county. Its situation is agree able .and healthful; epidemics have never prevailed in it; and the accommodations for transient visitors are ample _sitr ineXpetv sive. In short, not a single valid reason of a public character can- now be given why Welisboro should not continue to be the county seat of an undivided-Tioga county. The necessary public expenses of a small county with few inhabitants are relatively greater than those of a large county with a numerous population. .Every one knows this. A division -of Tioga 'county would add to the individual share of the pub lie burdens of every taxpayer in it. .This ad dition would not be temporary itf its•char acte but permanent and perpetual. Every taxpayer who favors such division, or who fails by alllawful measures to try to prevent it, voluntarily ladds to 'the tax on his own property for all-time: - Whn" are 'benefited by this addition? Only they whpse real es• tete is enhanced in value by the location of the new county seats, and the few, who se cure the offices made necessary by the new arrangement, =• - • • The interest of the inhabitants of Wells boro in this subject is by no means wholly special or selfish: While it is true that the holding of the courts here does add some what to the business of the town, it is also true that the addition from this source is Pi..W,jiitteiloU4pieportlon to 'he whole =I GOVERNO4'6 The Subatexce of tit GoVernor Geary's' sent to the Legialattne)LLA lengthy State pafieri , aud.y ten- Coltinuni of• the : type; if- printed at length. which eve received it prey; ing it entire; and we ther; densed abstract oft. . The Governor bEgins lip the propitious course. of and National, .during the to the result of . the late el zatisfactory, and le hap lem-makers.tlaat peace ant been maintained by.the e. and-equal laws. The crei l unquestioned abroad, s he , faith has been inyiolol home. The folloNyjn; ste i ceipta, expeuditiiTeis,2*.fl the Commonwealth la an . 1) 1 ItZlinAr Baanoe in Tilton* Nov. 80,1: .Ordinary receipts during fiscal itta Nov. 80, 1572.., Total In Trot:sus"' during sear e ' • 80, 1872 %. I DIfiatrAZZINM Ordinary .expennea during • , Sear ending llov, 1872, $2,. Loamy,- &a, redeemed. ....: Interest o n loans 1, Total adlancet:ln Treaaury Nov. 80. 1 ITIBLICL ' The public:debt Nor. SO, 1871 was .......... Add Chamberaborg certift, Add iigricUltural College land scrip fund held in trust Deduct amount paid by Co of Muldng fund during yea ' - iiov. ZO, 1672 Public debt Nov. 80, /972 Deduct mete in B. Fund, $9, Octal. balance In Treasury, 1; Ain't of atk.V.Ot4 and cash Balance of debt unprovided whloh can be extinguiehed in payment or ono trillion eix hu During the last eix years have boon made as follows! Amount paid iu 1867.... ..... " 1668.... ..... •• 1869 . . „ •• •' 1870 ..... . •' 1871 1872, • Total pAyzaente - Being it Idea over tv:e334.flin. duo Vac. 1, leE6, t; Lich vau th, Our State debt origina Linn nf. 87. . The intprsait_ 4 -..--.4 panties that have been pa 80,18 n, aum up $78,845 the entire expenditure public - works $118,870i6 and railroads were sold i 000 in bonds, on whic calved $1,700,000 in en., remain in the hands of I of the sinking fund, as I Bonds of the Pennsylramni Company, cecnred by nets o adelphia and Columbia Rail Thirty-fire bonds of the Altai, ley Railroad Company, eac 000, guaranteed by the P Railroad % Company, North'' Railway CsrbPan9, and tho p and Brio Railroad Comps $lOO,OOO annually, beginrAn 1870, bearing 6 per cent. int, January 1, /872 ' Amount of aeoets The rapid reduction o the reduction of taxatio in hand during the e ministration, end have ed portion of its; -polio' same time, the wisdom and the fidelity of those' custodians of the public should be continued The , ' appropriations d ng the last six ye 1 8 rs, for - all purposes amount to about $1 ,000,000. The expe se of the Soldiers' Or haus' Schools alone, during that time, 18 ,407,548 11. egislation, during the past six years, has been steadily in favor of reducing taxation. Numerous local' and general' laws having that object in view hav been passed. In I d 1866 all real estate was xempted from tax ation for State purposes and since that time seven general laws relie ng particular class es of persons or prop rty from taxation have been passed. In wof these facts, the _practical questions now are, can any further reductions be roperly made? and if so, on :what' subjects The taxation of manufacturing, ,raining and improvement companies, and co-oper tive associations is discussed, and the remo of all State twat upon the capital stoc net earnings and dividends of said comp Wails recommend ed. This reduction .w 654 23—the sum collect removal of the " Tax amounts to $492,407 28, is believed that with thi, flow, amounting to $l,l l qark` still pay all . her c interest on the debt,,ani edtletion of at least oni Bred thousand dollars o flT.he recommendation, ago, of a thorough geol ogical survey of the Sta der an act passed last A "Bureau of Labor Stat culture," the Govern o.llfacdowell, of Dauph sioner, who immediat duties, which were " to matiie statistics • with I+ ject of labor in its relati educational, industrial, lion, wages and treatme working people, and our permanent prosberi dustry."' It is•also the. to " collect, collate and luting to the mineral, m cultural and commercl Commonwealth." But prOpriate any money to exPensea of putting the OWN . . • i - — 1 ; • '-- . . nated." tiliA opinion is '- confirmed by elte I i ' Bpdoial, , ElectiOill YroolaratitiOn- ... , :tioyernor's per : splint observation in the nrit,ky,, 1 tv . ift'ri.;o,.ll,3‘ll st , lt. of Mr, f.,-( l .ltErfa ,t(*n,Oftly,"_'or tio Tiotli - in .Nlexico and this eel; Ilt ry.-- itaol ni • ! c''"' , i . :'.. ,l , w ' . 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' the ette 0 x ,.;t1,1.,_-..: t edli_t e ':i3,4iji e.te.'lti...ti , 'elereto - r!;:(Stiir_l4;_potyltlr .: tahltslunent of a State -Board of Ilettith..-:-: timpt 411't•-I(tictoet.loroir. , l. ll 4e,ite - 0 0,5 ,fritinab oire l atti,1 Time expense of snch SA Nl . ' FActil4m'ou.l4l not be 1 1 1 ,:•‘;'f ' o• I r d tfilt'ti;lit:!!--.t..ll)ttailt,,%V7,l',,irrYo'i.'';lu,", i 'l ° '; fi tt •Y-" , . 6 . '' : '" °(l .1 1 t Y - 1 , t a ac,:totte, to , )t. , , NVOI_II it thought when contpared with life R a ll4t',l; l : o. l ,. 3 . l t M r tty a . i .,l', 3 "i v . i ' : : , V4l -4 ,/ . , ; ', i t •. tl th -,, a '•';,. 4 , ; `,, 1 .. fi e r gi1! Yabie,of the benefits . tlutt would,be,eiroferred: rtistriew,m - .111(tu ..(art ceitt..tr.-n2trfelfsi:=4:- - -- , ;'-'-(= • , 4 , -;=-', by ltn operaildfi. -- It isliik.i . ;asy TO Caiiriutte - E t g: 1 1 ,:, 5 , , , , ‘ - r - g i x,:„S i t ,„ ;- . 4 . ,- d ii 5 i , ,. h ,.,71t 0 " ( i , - .17, - ,„ - ,i, : ,,.., ..__ . 00 value of bunion liVei,hut Dr.-, Ackland, - 11 F 0 . 4 ) 1 illeitL i-ivaiit i l .i9iiii r , elloet aerem.. ,-., 1- 3,' of England,' sets down every 4 deatlr'b:y' 11' .‘ - t l ,4' B ,.„, r , l4. "; 3° 4l ) l i l a ait i r, e t p.. l "M i nt o scll 93miss .1• 1 ?, ° . t1 " .k. ....:_" E . , ~.•;., prevputable disease'as:•. - a loss lin Motley- Of - '-'"- - c tAta c o . lr4.*rov.aterachasralanie; - . 4 .," -- 1 . '.,--- $5OO arid 1, , :',(30 for loss of time and cu=t, of • :•:•:_vcril,:q,3.,,l:lta,,tej.itt°-11,,Thi,1,9,11in:fC÷/11:ij1,i,V,,,,"4,1‘,; 6,..j.,t, ..' ' 11 c e , /, / 1 1 il er ri a C O c i ‘. U l ‘ il v 4 }/. 1, - C e i i . =: o . 1 4 . , , 10, ' -, ‘- .: ...., suaintenunce during the perisrd o f- Sieknes's. - '1 ~. . .: -AccOriling 4-0 thiri• standard, ',Pennsylvania Enoitatt burangh, wilily Fittwog. ~ . '', - --, .._ ii)gl, i.iiirlDre'llle 321 St. two years ;1)y stnall lint :1•pi( l':,) l ntiit Ycliots ll l"cey , e, - ;"L': '.--, :: ... ' " e ail Is -Loh berttigh, ,- trettolv Rama - lioune..., • -' alone, more than 1; 7 ; 45,000,000j ' - Tint health Farelloetou. C-kei.• tschool beue..r. -,' ' ~ ', , 1m•,..' Of time nit* tills - Port, iit: Pitil(idel - 3hia ;'l','', 1 , 1 ,r- if; L' : Vei"iir r i•". / '"ivi - ..' • . • iaou toymnae, '.10.1:11S /t1.11.t.31 , 01. . •:--• ' --- are It a tery• cc fused- ConditiOn, :Anti bey•• Ja.d:gun, hew.), of 0. 1ia1e.111.0u.... - -.. ~ . : -.. 1 , s:. .o .l e ; l :i istic : ti i lilit il etk : l :l )ifs,l l l:ll 7l ic l i,i l y) : ( l l ,t e_ C I : 1: ( 1 11 1 1 ,11,,:t t t il ‘ i ts l: .l( e ti t) b i, : tu. :l ::: . mt a : .nii i. ),ei l , ' ti : t.litti. it if i li : It,. a. , : t„, : i lb,tei. carried . 11.11 1 , t : Ilci i ,i ' ije t cji l jel e egni ' (). , it t ‘ -' il . ,i ' , )la i : rsi : , . , :::, ,: " .1 m 11 : 1 1: 3„ Lot e ‘ , : ti l ' il : ' ,. iii, : i i , ~: 1 11: 3 : b ys t ::, 1 , : iil b te : er ilsgo: i l.s ~,,:t.4 borough,i. eLo i l i_ io c r c e l l ;i: ' ~,, : i:1 1 : , , 1 0) :;::: 15 , j 7 : ..l.os ci i. 1 11 ., : , I ,.. ::_i ec is D it ,.)l : 6 l - t eei l i t: ; e: l4 :: : i e l t h, : :: :; ; t3t c : .1.. : 13 '. ", ).,1 ' ; u. : , ,' 3 . 7 : ~: : . .:' - ~: _. i ~. .ass slight improventente iii - - - , 1 0.,,, , 04, If., ..„,•-,- .1. Tulthe'e block.. ..' ' . - (be capitoll _. -I''6.'''',l' i'ci l6 '- - - of Chorus o t , o d r i t oi. -,. ,• • ' itiebuiond, "Xtetbodint church. • :. ':, . ' 1.1 uttend, lion%) of :Elmer _Banker. • - . _- . 2,:r0 ads are advisfal. i ~ ' tiaetvari, te.ooatrt. notra. tvoiKeoro Cou-f, Ilene-- ii.tqf .-.1.zi.'" . . 1::',..' 1111.1.'s lietet.. , ' . r: ~-:• . : ' ' . .. - Ward, Douce or. William, it: Thrones, ,- •'. "11;tion, hoe•tp'iif Yobn Trriii...: - " . ' ''• ' •:' ' I• le recommende . d that the Governor's ; , I , h v i ,. .L.t/I t. . ot tlz i. i.vt i e;( l .(l;pl:(” t i ti laotne.. ... - .. sal , ry be increased to tell -, tl:ouSand 'deilinta ' ,110-iat I,Kmangh, hotel of Elias in. 4 :reitit'.' :•• -. ' ' per annum, to take etlect on the g.otl l instant 7 ~* NVII n the term. of 'the Governor-elect ,-will. _ ••‘%Yeati - 141a.tairoaira, a. ta, mars iur.;) to .. ' 7 eg 4,. _. .4 e 'deaths" of lion. Win. P. Johnston, -a eft sa,:a?b(3•the d'tty ottits IrtOusetora and Judges. , • °tat' , • ''O . ' ' a' r 1 °riper Governer a the ~ - L, .ind x .7h. jo wi ,„,, a , of-sacteetc.lttons to recatti rfelieti.4, eithor tnitten 01! ;tom rho ;egad - v(3:6ra of raid eiti3s r. , d. eoun. , eti. ,51eade are tittipgly-comMented upon. u : ...;51 . 1 . 1 :0,ezcf - para.,:( outskte...ncen• and on the' inside During the.last year the applicaticms- for . tto c ift(t4 c ,iii(i!v.. c, l't * ,‘ .a r t o ' '' , l l : t d. l lor 1.t!:; p a t a n. , ll,o <l t c s' '' T i ti'd ° lll 4 - ' rdous numbered 1457; •Qf these 69 were , c ,, , liti,'c't!:"A!).- .1 ,.!-%,1` , 1 Judaea p.,' ' t l.3 . - eciutr*.ci rti- law fe.' , ,e , ,srt,st• g anted less than five per cent, of the num; ee t t V . e. - PA :4 I . (t e t e l e tr . m eO ort a B. Xt'`; a e al tr • ,° e 2 j,a'''T-: 1 ,, e , t .V 1 07:11 3 e' bk tipplied for, and altereging about one t ols too ; ,.., t e 1 e h: e c t i , e ,,, ..,3%0 r f pr r c c o o tt :r4 t t tst i. a.tc ., : e • A ll : a m e -1 ! .. I ) , f , each county. „ The system of Commutation required by is.v.--;'-wi tj A ctirtifirftle shall be laid, before continues to work. well in all the prisone.—. t c / 4 1, i t i t l , d ,ig t r r °,, i l i y - l i tti t o t T a t a lr b t .rtg et a tth nti g, a t t ,l i t tl a i .The death Penalty hae'been twice' inflicted filed with the eater records of.eeid Cotirt" " , ''.; .--• And the 1ai...• of I...9l'direet3:- in the State dAring the ;year. • " The ' Tutdited, votere of 'llia several cfor.uties .62, importancethis Corareenves.altit at all generfd,_ t0we.51.442f.rai ber• „ - r ,- . . , Total expenditures Irma 18E7 to 4882 $42,03,16 11' • Ile , of the improvement of . leugh'er.d- er...ofel - electiono - era - hereby - required to Total expenditures from 1561w - 450s .19.590,14 5t th. 01310 river and "its navigable tributartea voto, by tie:2sta writti.n 01 . prixtted, or partly written • •' '' ' ----- t. is set forth, and'en,appiopriation of e 3,000 a• P.:iltir Prtutect, eAvenny.clz.,64,lll tie-nearuowe.:_:.. • inercrans.•.,(. - ......,...- •, -.T. - . ~. $28,851,02 va , - Ons•tteltet- shall embrace- es of an .- -•- , • '- .* • recommended having that-object in'yie W. tovuoitp oilleera voted for, cud bolabeled ‘tovorilalpt . ,• The State has no schoolfttuti•• The le - ' g i l lir tie e ,•a. Pp r OPT . ' ati 0 n a amount' - tc;',asn'-q.!:ibi' oi t p."l.l4tpaq:elmeerffea(t;tir)inrigi9rri)teriet:.l2lnaCe.bpurleiladifnogilit7it Fr. : it tr s 4 r t at c' i t i e ti b f ri a l eillt il t e c it tl i?; e e r' ,ltia ctra rit l e p ti ol i ) .3:l; l t h6 i:: p o r : uu-n e:,. q l' ' ')-cfic ' l'l $600,00 . 9 annually,: but :the . people, in th? Philadelphia, foi• holding the denieuuial E:-:• to l a s r os fs in o slru ie c e t e T t i o e r , , s , ili 4e rege i t i t e d o LO w t m ito or egar a dietla i r ., o 9 f several districts,, .-voluntarily vote all -pilaf: hith t i„,,, i n 1776, ten d the • whole I.luujec.t is 3 9•DlPillot,r4ge 219, Rua ale , prariphlet laws 0fi£169,3/: Dioneyl nee:e9saiy :to support the sclicii.ds.l; dciVnriletilied to the thoughtful awl zealous 9 :ll, ll 4: 2 7l l l% i f t i g: T h ; c 2 l l e i tt e n N : r t ‘ fr3 e p i Pt 9 t..l VP ig ' o t it o 12 " e c i :flowerer, there is Still trinch etitninal tier betwe9 the boors of eta end. coven, a, m.,,end closed sit poll of all good citi;en,-.i . , Who have e.t. :eet .of the privileges offered •by our vol. he'irt the 11011o r r, perpetuity,' :...nd. happine-56 at (1.1. ,' ,.,7 ,': ;&'tr rtes Lead at Wellebota. thin ''ltl3. day of .• „, :.rauu9r.y, i r p , ,g. ;:i 4-, I. It , rral, f3:Le,riff. 11 - 191) ectl9o. sy. , 3te - iii,, .1.11( number Of rail - ' of our crounnpu-Conntry. . , . . _Urea ill the State who do filar. attend schot fret expressing lii-.1 ,continue:, ,neli f .1 ' _..e. 'n --'------------.........._______. exceeds seventy-live thonson(.l. - In . - Philti, , .delphia t - weive per; ceitt.{ r , f those betv,•eepl tr- tit rwise policy ot pro t ection t o homdinclus i ,:-.), and rernarithet; up , ..el. the pe.d e et ie,r. I the ages of ,five wad fiftels do - not att.-414,1 till ny o,l,..';f;t : ina„ between.Pen . / r )..7 . lv.ania tied tel l and of those registered asattendants fei fj t e 4 . j le7:or-ri'pterorcSet':citslo3 reruns,,lt l u l p 1, ::; (1 : 1 1 ti l l I e l e si : 1 :- ; . ._it six per Cent. are absent from the • .daily. its 333 fOll.O W 2 : • gloat./ 'ln the State at lnrgethC unregisterel . The recent elections prove, by unprece nntount to six per cent:,, and the absente4 de led majorities, that the country' rel 3 °.'"- ) to thirty-three per cent. The resulting i : - e - raordinary Confidence in the patriotism., norance from this neglect has•l‘pf,eyed ea ta t city i and s , integrity of the - Repnblican fruitful , souree of crime. Sixteen per cent:i j), :nee to this Sentiment, that •t ) ; sho n uld Ll charge its sacred trust ' by , 4. of the inmates of State prisons . ..are unabl, w se, honest, econonntal, and patriotic: . a..l-' to read. In view of the necessity.. of mij. m nistration of the Government; a thorough fe rm of the civil service; the coutinew versa). intelligence in our system . pf goVern4 i i. ° ... ' , • . u or such dines upon fOrettP imports .tee went, and after afixiothr 11 secure a t 'deliberation upon all the facts and their,consemteneo;,:.•the, I,v and enhance tat' prosperity of o-r domestic manufactures, the reduction Governor recommends _the-: adoption .of a- P the - scale of internal taxes to .the loweFt . compulsory system of edUeati,,jri. 01 : 11 43',' ' , ;-, 7 %T,. - . ' f- d - gfee that souls be adequate to the main- Inal - ice of the public credit and the gradual Sweden, and Prussia firat . ; attoPtedlbis . ,sys-, ie tinction of the national debt; the restorte tem, and co salutary heYe been its effects 41.1104 our foreign commerce; the_ exon3- ' that :the.) European Goviciuments '-' nof ample tinanciel facilities lot the re /I.atelj4' irementsof. bueln es ' s; 'the' eitconragement , tneda haste to follow their example, Ans.' i i e d regulation of immigration; the inct•ease tria, France, and England have decreed that ;o the means of cheap - laud 'and water tranc .all their children shall be taught to.read and .P station, with n• view tr-' the largest ai'd w rite, influenced by a conviction that know- most rapid development of the nattonal- re e•urces; and such enforcement of the pro ledge gives increard prcrivess in war, -as 'sions of the amended Constitution as will well as capacity and integrity for the peace. „reserve peace in n the States, and rie.szuro,.l.l,e -' ful pursuits of life. It is a fact of stiiiiing t i ond the touch'o in s insitice and opt:a:ees - (on, significtlnce that none of the States_ that e rights of all citizens." i - , The message closes with, a hiif;f review ; have passed such statutes have abandoned .4 ncl defense. of - the G-017e5.110T'd : - tal - i - liniCtfli• or - repealed them. .., , ' ',...1 ion, and this complimentary paraerapli re . The Soldiers' Orphans' ?Schools were nei- latinix to his succeSsor:, • lerin a more flourishing I condition. • E-ery "It affords nvi per.uliar satisfaction to child legally eligible, who leas made applica-; eel that my official laiSAors.amt responaibil pon, is now a..thrtitted to theta schools. 11110 ties are shortly to be transferred into the ends of a dentlirein, NYlni will sacred y whole number of ad fissions since - 1835 . is ; uard the one end fr.ithfully - clkci. - .:r;..f,e. V, e. 13,429 i -the dischargesliem all 'causes 2,..?.0, titer_ s.lajor- C-;ene?.‘l , .l John I'. Itlartran 't asstg - ..lFdly illu., , tr-teci his ' couragE.. and e , leaving in attendance a,i;i2i., It may conft- ... 1 i„, on iii ,..,„'fi e _ - . n .i v ~ , ra. ,-. ,. .,,..-3 .. ,fit..- .i f dently be expected thr,t,t_lll , ie-rn^.ll3l - ITC - 17-(,t atetion fe: a ' , oldier 13.c.v . ?. llt , en nole.:,s coil- Leil...bik , :trlT - 7 - n - . 1 7 - sie.ra EI:e1.1 beer( e ce cewa lf,l„, .piceons io, th? I.,,ursi:,!llP :Si ci":il lit',... 17.: , .--• 1::-. ed its ri.thion. The • entire e4Oeuze of these . '11.11,1f.1-pbx1,:113:1(15.1:--:11.1.11,-B.,1.5.,.:21,.,.,:lilf-,:‘',_' ,`:,' , l 1 . -.12. l ' , . -q l7 !-:-, - ::' It 1. ,, f-e ,f i 1', 11 "„17 . ,,. . f_Thoola to the z;tf , ,te since they . went iv.. to or_)- '.l.ge'a - ..,e'rit -- c - ,:.:' '1.11.1.. " 1.. j -d-„ - 2 ;: l .':' ' . --....::.-;' ;,-,..,. ft - I ‘...,41 -e ibt,, ' ' ' . l2 3::, "..;','. - .',.., ° : ' 1 : , ,7 ) 3 1 ' . .,.. - : I ..„ ere s ti . on., -,?: 13;35, .i. z .. e?, , 46•? , e .. , ,1.-3 11, • • 7,: , ,b,i, , tno7m 'of 11.0. autecedclit - : ravt-t be regel:(1:-:cl. -Ail'j.i . :-- 7 + - ', - _ , l; - . i , -. - 1 - 0 , dOst: d.t.trita: Tia 4: la - . , t year -.7a-..-. .:2,(q13,2,14 Ae, c'. s a 0 1 . 9 .:'''Itt - ; ,- for 1.17.?. 1 .,C.0nr:i.'C - I'Ce C - ': tht.-:r_esr V . :5;',.. 12 ,-. 1 ". rr " :2 „ .: ''', 7 1 2 ,., :1 , 1f ?'- pie v, - ho 1 - e - _ , . - (3a•-leste - t 1,,,:.31 - .1 to t,',,:t. (3-t.1..'0c-vv::- - .7.5 31 1;;`, - -:,, , ,t'f,'...?- 7 2 -- ,: -.. !.. - -,'.1 ., ,..-' - ''' It 1 7$ eStitnratttd that ths future e,..naense to torial cbeir b-e z ..-.., lie.„, , , „ . .,„., f i ji , iv -„, , ~,, i,,, 1 ,--A „f.-.:. - - - tat -2 - , ' ------- P --- le plact., itl.- . grieuitura re. terPrisiqgand cc cif .supply t !let 'ttiantifttei ic4iity — et-vthe ; lie County seat= see. : The 4r aid sellers in firing the year ndanee during blwinPss :done inuell greaten. i t. of court, sieek. i is.- , .. order, and liberal appropran i tons aro le mended for ibut purp , ose, ,T4e grout it tanee of the info - ran - 0,5n jo,bo planted bg.nppreeinted,froni`.ii"brie resources of, vritlirneite e . 0411.11 1820.vti131*16'tqpi,' - jn it ruched the' en'tifin9o'ki nniimot, tlsf ,i 9, 4135; tons, and It is eStittinte4 , .that :the dtict 22;090,000 toils; ' .- Ttie•iiiodltet 61,-441: _ ill) 14, 1 4.05 t6vis; lyitjk4l4 aggioptopf Oso.;t\ris of Coal mined ,State Thf,,P.Voduption.of ,oil is riot-legq - Fioin Igti9, 711 - en Dr inhahhants wanly. amid the are,' ia the 'er in tite . noun leferred wbq t ~ qtt °mo g:eta, o'n'to !le*, e new la= stink tite'rirat_Nsell; to tbe cloSe , Of ' . 1884; he I proilnefionwea 221,t100,Q(1ti ,:gdlons, yi ii- 1 IPg „the:sum of 420,826,000' i . • in 1864, atent , 6000,690 gallon s - w ere ye fito4, typrilt lib et: 2E4, ,, i40ip0,c1 - ....T1it entire : production ,u 1 to 1868-iviie 3'2.40 ( 42,0VA otllon4, ectUall,to 8:4 8,- U 39 barrdie - - of ,crude 'oii. iOn i t :: ingtai i;rc-, duction: is being rapidly inereaii.ed untieribe! Present re ttaeratiVe priCe , ,,li , Arid:ithe ttittt - ber of lir4,-class, furnace:4.T is steadily gkm ing larger:. • - - " i ~:, • - ~ • . ~ .. ~ The Govrtior did-not sign the apportiot merit, bill pilssed laSt fjCi4loll, Alld_it - will b the duty of the :Legislature, -at, 'its prezeut session, to 'enact -anOther•bill ditiding the state into . Congressional .districts:. The at tention Of -thg.Legislature' 'IS -balled-to the n .- ecessity of 'nore_ stringent= enactments to , guard the purityOf the : ballot-box and - the rights of eittetors. .1 ' _ •:•••-,:: ,The continued growth and piorierity of_ our public schOols: are indicated by corupar- Jug the:expentlittires of the lest *ix' years with : tboae: of the six years prior,' to 1867, inst rir the. .e ffse :Oita r. the considera whole ; cOupty; the pep - nit - lea ~' ner?y -- lor . the arsons rho NVO'd lopially favOr taxation 'within wltti.:would iy• • nd property .Of 11, by alllawful .'s - p - , it dit4dou )p3. 1 • • puttlicolvith no . the - favor of; ci 1- \ thereby ,to 'Se ' •. . .. . -..- ' .Vii: - I. - , - Totalcoat of * tuition from 1807 1872..6 I . $21.678,208 8 1 Total oat of taition from • 1861 6 1886.. - 12!4Z,Cel %1i.....1...-...--4- 1 • -- SB,EISB,IDe; tO I 1 214A:GE. 1 Docianut YI tl al 'lll6ss-ag-t+, i_ .. itii, , ,: is . . - 'a very ou d illlrilue o r_ ...AT it - Avid,: solid -T §-lateliOur iit; Ints \out, plablish- Ifore'-glye:a con- . „ I x•eutarlz,ing Ivo). 'ento, both State past year, refers ettona •as is inforai the good order hare 'forcemeat of Ink • ft•of the-State is anise her public y maintained _at ement of the re itidebtednes of itted: $1,03,t08-0 j. ear end- -' • • 7446,0,7 46 ding NOv. 1 5 1 e 25. OS !emu 64., 70,820 OD - - 08,,082 88 . --87412,810'42 "T 1,4€2,435 61 E 0,07173 '99,749 91 oa.yoo GO $2.9,170.64 el oeionera I ending • , 2,470,821 00 Z27,Z09,491, Eti moo° co amiss 81 510,782,466 01 'for 516,621,039 03 cu ears by the atiaraul t dred' thousat d dollars. !payments on the debt 11;794,644 D. 2,416,816 64 472,408 18 1;(02,879 .. ~. 2,1n,590 17 \ .., ... -.. . 2,47020 00 ----- .....—...510,95 , '2,080 01 per cent. on the debt , 1, - , ;7 4 37,70.4,109 77. • ed in the construe - ....., - -...- ,`,... i/111.11D ,i'l .r2.4_,,.....,- 10- ' ,...--„lisr other ex• t d up to November i 744 89, and Mahe on account of the 36. The canals 1867 for $11',000,- the State lase re. h, and f. 3 9,8 1 )0,000 the Commiesionere piton's: Railroad • ' thgt Phil. ad 5e,5.00,000 00 hany 4al - SICO 3 - •aylvania • CentrAl Y. payable r: Jantial7, 'east from ...... fI,COO,C:O CO . $4,E00,000 CO the State debt end , . have gone hand i v - armee entire aCH onstituted a Inririt-', • , attesting, at the of the Legislature •ho halve, been the ' nds. This pOlicy The rewrding of valuable public docu- ments in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, and the binding of flue statute laws-a - the State are recommended. The wont of the Board of Public Chari- ties is commended, and the manageraent of the State penitentiaries favorably noticed.-- The' managers of - the "Pennsylvania Re form School" propose to change their loca tion from Allegheny City-to a farm of 503 acres in Washington county, and adopt for. its government the best features of what:'., known as the "family system" of jnvenil I reformation. Walla, bolts,' and bars for confining the children will be abalificih erj , and an earnest effort made to govern • tilcit through sympathy and kindness, and 1..33 e.- pare them for useful occupations. In discussing sanitary regulations, the Governor saks that the deaths from sto , .‘ll pa; during the first ball of the past ye: r, among the unvaccinated, amounted .to tblr, ty-three per cent., and the •recent death-rnze in Philadelphia amounted to nearly:forty: seven per cent. He is convinced - - that _this deplorable result might havelnen urevent,,,,i by legislation. "The testimony-of the roc , ,t scientific schools is to the effect that vacci nation, properly a - chninistered,'ls a Sovereign antidote. .2rbe highest, medical atutboriti- .3 ußqualifiedly-affirm sulall pox to+e a di, grace to any - civilized land; that there is bo . . necessity for it 4 presence, and that if -every I person was prOperly vaccinated every, seven . yeare h .the disease might-be utt4rV I,eztermi. d amott to $649,- -d last rear. The *a Loa r," which is also urged. It se proposed reduc• 1 1 ,961 61, the State rrent expenses, the make an annual ; • million five hun. tile principal. made two years igical and mineral e is repeated. Uri. fril, establishingt sties and of .A. 4- appointed Thom I a county, CominiB - entered upon 'his collect and syste t••ference to the flab ,.ins to the social; , and general condi i t of all classes of ow the same affect v and proactive in- , city of the Bureau , lassify statistics re- i t : : ufacturimr, agri. productions of this be act did not att. 1 .1 efray the necessary I it ureaq in working 172Cred , 143., perick ther final extinction, will not exceee, ri;'1,600,000. , The l health. of the chil dren has been excellent, end their conduct after their diseharge e.zetnplary. • ' The Ztate has antlioriXed the purchase of three experimental. farmc, and • the eT,tab lishment of an Agricultural College, all of which are now iu successful e.psiatioL.;— The number of students , adieus is now 150, exceeding that 0. - 2 ?ay previous year. Any one of three coureeiis optional with the student—the atrricult:::ral, the entific,- or the plassical, l to all of whic. , l3. added a general ecurse of m.illtery tion. The ,a.dmissioa femslas - Was' first permitted sixteen months ego; anti a:treacly thirty young women 'as,ve availed themselves of this opportunity to obtain alrt;cleSeed• neation. The rules of ; the clllege require ten hours' manual labor Per yeah, It pre., paratory department receives students at-a low grade, as well as those more advanced.. The school is "cheap erioug,la for the pcor- , est, and good enough for the richest,7either in mind or estate, mid affords healthful ex ercise, instruction in useful labor, and free tuition in every branch of-.its ample courses of study. The National Guard con iyt 02 liftmen re4iments and eix. battalions, PnropriSizti , ,an aggregate of 13,566 eollated man, and 1,12 commiesionecl officers. I Convinced by pact experience of the neceity of such a forc'e, the Governor recomatEnd2 such action u will maintain it in a well-equipped, disci plined and reliable condition. P. P. Rothernaers painting of the battle , of Gettysburg, for lack of a proper place to exhibit it at Itarrisburg, has been turned over to, the Park Commissioners. of •Phila delphia, subject to the order of the Legisla ture. 111 1.11 1170 (If 1 . are tent N. ' be toid .our for aim li'avrty 460 i ii cu( I in7clze noi oez-t ul)c - .) the per.,•••:: . ., 2e73.::9yl venin—tliat Coati , d2.noe r.v.t7 ily - 7,7,r by clibainieh ilOuv . re'd InF,y 2hiue in the gtiaz - 7 og the Aniezion Union Itere9:.s r in 7. .90elidor fore—ef."- c: :~.., V. NEN cratt:V.:".lre. -, e pncart, c: Sfx:, J 7:: r'.'• ci 1 - d A r,: - GI ; z.nt".tc t•-o ::ctfes - Li' -cat?:att , tLa :c7tlt-r, -.... ptiractrt'. with tle.fAt attatr.tart'ta cf.:lces 7)eLe`f et - ii art ntt r.o:nee rtc,t , t•tn , ttaz7. eny y2re.)l4 r . arl. 0 Taire4it :V.:. Va.:P. v.i.`,,-.T.;111:z•, , de, :n;trtp 177: p111Ct• 17.F11:1t1relr alter 'l?ne , . - . c.t t:tis tarot c rtee ably to Given under my 1321:1 end C`0.1 , 1 t!t. office, Velifibolo, tl.c , 7th ire'aal., t ll3 cio-.r Lord one inousi7.l - 41e1 ; 71Et A. .413.ernf. • ur..,:•l:_a D lan,ving !til; And 3_4 vaalout or nrravoca: 4 on, I he.celay fort L( Pa penct:.l.,:.borin, i1.;IP1 - 11 - 1 , 7 hel• 4:11 all" Elan ;K. CE1:1 - ;,. Gf fn-r , ;;;Jatra:tit,g ni;a:, Oats date D U WOODAf:D. Cavtha ton. _`Ell. lb rj.-Cdc.• i,17373116a1 fa ) ( , . Y7 / 2 , a b Lo - o !Qt chCrie, , , of ine:. , ry.o,:t. , 1 ,- .1 bate beau Elea 0.1.,0c, st:ri r, ill bo r,retenct: to the Court of 11Eri 'Bole. count,F, Zdoinlay, - .,Ttuunry 27, 1273: Applicstica 1). i:M.Lay, ding and otherc, for hitt6e of Inc:cqpoiartcyl for ,IJa ton Cemetery °Marton," in TtEttlillobur - i tormslap. - - J. P. DONA.LDOON, orommtazy. , TISZIELD, 1 1 A. - I_4ECTUT - i,E COURLiik, ELI ...... J.. . ... "Defense of the Heathen, Ydnlia? Land," COIT TrLE."..? .. "A. Day, a `l , : i a .tiigt-t in Cfnie,:a. ;47.'i.'d LILLIAN EDGARTON C:4119: 3 ataTCrit a." VE.iCEL/Tal Grand Coacar-.. Ci 0,33 maw,: 1.11 V; in f1tt4;53.1.-r-CS C7.1:11"t1171 , ateL , :e I;cfc,:el ,, ,:tnr C AUllifi'oll' i,ZOTIAIE, Di the matter of James Man, qeeeasea, tile auditor appointed:by the Court to distribute the Rinds in the hands of Daniel D. Doan; Administrator of the said dev-dtmt, will moat the parties interested, for the puii,oe. , of he appointment, on Tuesday, January 21, 111:3 at 2 o'clock p. nt., at his office in nellsboro, Pc, I.:Er. 31, 1872.-Iv - , i J. 0. bIiaIANCI, • - • , ' -Auditor. 1 , . Executor's Sate. VIRILE of az; order of tho Orphan' cora.tc, tvo will expose to publi the drrx of,Tansary, 1573, Et norongli ,of Wilinhoro,c,aid r.s the following 4'encribed eirg cf , e of David Ilart,.late of Ea I ti.tat ct4blui lot of lartd lying in the sontt.wett aide of Tv:l Vieinut at: cote, befog ab Q.)) 1-et tr...z.t. m Walo. street, e.nd running - rOl uuttred,Nt7 - 7,1 rcrt toward Orafto.o etre tnerkon one two-story fr houFe. 7.'erme; , hree-fourtla of tho amount of .base Loonay, payable at time of sale, and t • nine months L44 , 4'4;1421. _ Dec. 81, 1872.-W, B. 9 MEM :i' IMIESM2 -L7 T 2? l' i C; 0 , ~?$ c2=~. - IV, ti. Luvz. i 1 -1.. M.. 1-.';i• 73, ;-- 5 L. Coca-__=A:,, Court a rain ca '-et Court "MY, et wropert7 d cal= aid btr)' • • ot es., •ut eighty ck t in 13 •,13, '4 e dwel• •the pur e ba/ance E4RT.. • :HORT 2.0at021. "3tierif?l's t4ale, I:3Y VIRTUE OF euudry trite of rieri l'aciee, Lew.- 1.3 rt Dmete. and Venditioni - Eznonae, Maned out 0 the Court' of,Common Pleaa of Vega county, and to raa; dtractert, 1 .i.,-ill expose to p - ablic rel.?„ to the highest, and Kest t'd.fxor, c.t the go - art 11°11264a i.Ver..aboro, on, 7,i.ondey the Tali day a-1u...w.: -. 1, ‘ 1173, eV. cue o'clock p. m., the l'elto7,lilB described property, r:21: A. lot of lout loth'irraington and :iliddlehury tor7n. chins; bound , ..( on,tho north by I.l.enry ilm,,- , ,yer., wee.t. by A. J. i'l..legrove yid Ut.nly fi'.i.wyer, 141:141,. by S. H. 1 PrutSmen, and eaeti by Lorene 'l:PElalley; cont!.l.Mng GI oore4„ il9,neroll ithpro'red, with a frame house, eta, bra, en apple °roll? d arid other fruit trees thereon. To be told es the pro arty of A. J. H'ifinney, A. 'Hum.. Phrey and C. F. Mt ler, fruit of Robert Lo;7,an. ALSO—A lot cf I.nd in Rutland - to , ,vnalrip; begin ning at the southw :',.t., corner of lot :To. 317 et', the ay lOtment - of Einehana lauds in 7.tattendtownehip efotar eaid, conveyed to :,ire. Hannah Sizbeel' thence along the north line of lot N0,1Z5 conveyed to V,r.L.tme.T. L. Eenyon ndrtle, fi33`,l' deftrore west, 117.4 rods.; thence along linee of lot 1. le9 convoyed to S. S. aud a, C. Jolly/ north 78.0 rc s; thence north, 45 leg race west, 19 rode; thence north 40 rode; thence Along the south line orlet No. 113 - conce'yed to - Hiram Wilmont east 170.5 rods; thence along the weel line of part of lot - No. 135 atid weet line of lot - ,:•io. 111 r.loreeaid contli, one fie,r,rQo wart, 3.4.?..1.1 roar, to the niece a; L,:ginnint."; conteinieg Via acre, rare or less; with the ortlal al lmmuce of el% per taut. or rcade„, 4.m.,- it, Vilin, L ,o lot :to: 193 or the rilletraeut . of Elnul%. -- =.ll , unle in ,Rnt'and. tawmhip; with tire fr ,,,,, 1141M3, it '(mane barn, an r.uci nth?". ,_nit IXEPti 15.2e:r0r0,-and'abou f,oacyeo lynpro - red. To bl 2'ld t., tht:,„t•T,' of F-::m ford Ei..Job Zia 11311 JanesC. .101:112, - unit. C Johns for u.?..) of A. Zloyabouoc. .ALSO-4. lot of land in° towhnhip; bour.a• ad on tho north, by the T 2 Üblie Insllvs:,•, west 2h.d. south by lands of 11.7,2 tin amea east by la.nris of Na thanla coritair.ing ;bout no res, mo:a o: !ors, all inzpi - ovetl, f. - ...4.me barn, outbv,lldinEo., ^u alr . plo orchara ttn:l c`..111.; fruit tr:7,95 thereon. Azeo—A.n , ..ther lot in tha totyr, , A - Ap; bour.dad on the r_or , l2 by ler.cla of rutlna:t rest by 1.411 - 1 ,- .1 of chsrLer, Dr. 151,31. L'Lna3z, couth by Zonal of )3?.. , . - ;.,1 ITatt.Lte4l E.t.a t',3 by .1_1•44:13 of Itobert Unfit; c:llittln.ll.l2; witli r. irate.° houze, ottibpilativa I:;Ct'9 the.ircort,— To ba nolfl es t io prointty of C. i. Thmm. , , of for ut.-,) ALCO—A lot of lwitl in Tic , 3, botcio,: 1 1;; boon"lerl on no north by Coweiletqr.o .atre2t, ert Wilnui; wret bl \7 , i);.1.11 , 3 fee?. siraat end J fettos f:trest, with :7, fr;zrza,tou.:.e., frame barn, ontbzilditrz:. Cl 4 To b 5... pi-!.1 2'4 t ala`LCal mit aF. T.. - t 1;144... "v"-er:•'. t 1. 1 ,3 7. , ezt by 11 , 11.3 of pzvta TP.71 , 1: cud, CLe.b ua htp, cr.:l amiva , atiie79t 17 1 . 3 stcroz. i , -a1a:c . !.70. nn bara, b . ‘2.2! ctz,32 Aialt tres.3 17.:0 jrc,Db :atm, 1t75 .T. ;.;..:127. A:r;'?:—i laat ! ,- 11f.t. F-.:11 - ,•ira boutd ed on 1 1 21 - -• by 211 f 1. , 117 . 7 - 27 . C1*.. ,-- 7:.-11t.'d and .74.11221 m on .2,1 r: .7 , 1: 7.72 d rt. , :eg, Zolla litrreY b- L. r. 41,1 Loud, -.-,_ t b,:•• '." in of V• 7 orcoino 0.7 E. ` 7 , l 'e r z - .1.1; reve3, =aro or lee:, 20 lr-s-af house, fie.:ll3 bun, out)uit:',-2. , --a, gal orch7v.:dna other frait ivies thlva , :l4. lo r prolvalty of DrtytOu . au:: of C. L. P.J.JYA.).....:1 t: " . ..71 7 .11r.tiana to , ,meblp; invand• ea on 'lb.'s, north by lunes:. cl .- ("1. Sopor of sTohn Llenton, ,Tr., cE ' Crohr-BeL5o::, Sen., nne. , icst by tho hlr:hre.y; c ar-thtning 33 acreS, v.cfe7, Impr67e:l. .T.s be tfla 7 fiN rrOpert7 of Wilmot co.lit .lope_ ±or 11.f.' , 9 of Cohn Ben9on. vontl bo , :inded on Ity "I:tty:. , • t 7.1/1 - .ly 1 linEt Co llett, Gaorsco weat by Goorz,l7:-.CA:clte: Ellen Web%ter, rtnti. elst 1tt72., I* , 1 afacti. ^ 3f.: 1 ) - o c:eo, ••.:k trii:.r.o7t.ii. To be prc'r/• 7 :.7 c- zT. , Dll.-Z-C3 C. MM t' .i...L' .tat o f d 1.. f lan fn. ”..,...,i battr:4 l .ed on .:e -z::.• by lan.'..! cf 17-at:1 . ..1 rz , .. , ...12., ' , .....3iahael .I.'er,:_nr , l, ei:. - _ - .: by .71:. Gctent,z, - !_-:,•.:th, Ly C--'n:.r. , ,r,s .7.- . . ant P.P ., '7: , :;..rta1. - ;i7:q. , :tcr.; i. -.. .:avr•tct L -- .: , ....tc0..: - Lt11 , :,:o.:1-,; cont. 17-16'.5.7....% or .. - ..:' ~ : zta impro7ad, with fret =o Prca 10E I:11mo. Lt . ; 1 :.r.7.2, fLtnae'bo.,,,'r , r.nd 1 tool izo , q, •'‘,12(.. , : . 41.1.:'.7;19 - ,1113.7., :•:. ;.... -- ;: , 1: , crellEs.r.d. end other fr " , ;t. t1 . r,,...3 th..0::,20n. 'la be cald ? 3 1..113 yropezt-7 of P. R: ~ i ell., cult c: .7. -- ,rt•nry 2. - .. - ic:: re!: vao of John Lfzfe..• ea , .1 - i.d., 7Zaze.:=."., . . ALSO .:. ?at of 1.7.7 d In - ... , :?orrburs bnrough; lotind. ea on Va. north by _y cf PI tri.cl: Coa , ".allowrnd Win. Willi,-rna,''Yntl. by ?rod,: of .1. co - P.am L'. Co., +:euth by the public I:L:42.s:say. itnd e.ast by Thomae Farr; being CO feet front., 1O feet on the back end of the lot, and 1.91. feet deep, rt , rith one fratr.el4ol3S::: thereon. To be cold as the prollorty of jchnßor.ncer, suit of Theft. Martin. _ ALSO—,.Io? of,l4nd'lu Union townshln;-hollndeet on the north cf Juo. deceased. and Jacob .leaner, ea , :t by {: - .fidn of the 7_, coming Valley Iron Cornpany, erlyih by landl Sechriet, arid mast by of oeOzT,e I:cli:er;.contetaing tO acre*, 10 acrP-,3 vhl.l two fzani.e of tj4 fraitno barn, a frame ratty. powe!.. ca null, h•alt trees thisreon. aold ac 1110 pro;lsrtY a 1 I'. chor, t , uit Wiht-tm ALFIo--. to. t .tictiu I . s.rookileld toy:meld!? ; baur.d.- ed op. the noctit t y of :;;lion Dozy, vicethYJnOl Pnrk.lnrnt, eoshta by Adel:*-enzt by L. Si:inner; c0z.1. , 2.1/12nr: ILA ocrec. urea LaPrc'ved, 'With fill:AM:3 v,,tbuh:linge, an an. pie orchard crht..t , p. 110 cold a. 9 the 1 , , - o,p , ,rty Noll;ftrA 1;', 0. Dug al' Joel lot or 1 . 41n1 W, bound ed on the 11 ,, -ti and e4:.t by LAc.l Jamas Deigns, south by L. Guild, gnd NrerK tl,f, vablfe highway; containing, one acre, mere or iple, all improved, with a frame house, frame term °litho thling, alld.friLt trees thereon. To lie cold as the property of D. D. Cook, cult of I. M. Et/goon:Lb et. eh ALSO-.A lot of land in Charleston township; bound ed on the north by lands of do :n Sii rlcic, weat by L. Johnson, south by the publlle highway, and east by Albert Tipple; eontatuinz cix aorta, more or lean, all improved,, g.ith a frame - hour:4 frame barn, out buildings, and a few fruit treco thereon. To be cold as the pr.:pert - 7 of".Terente Scott, edit of Ross F.,: Will /pulp. ALSO—A lot of laud in Covington I lot - sough; bound ed on tho'nortia andWtiet by lauds of S. S. Packard, south by E'vitvin Dyer, and east by the "Williamson road; containing about ltalf-an acre, mote or lees, all improved, with a two stow, inlet house, frame barn, ontbui!dinga; efltryfeit iTee:i -Clereon. To be sold ta the propeity of A. V. Saneil, 1.). C.-. tict mild, and. P. L. Clerk, start of Pomeroy firethpra et. al. ALSO—A lo: of lead in Clymer township; bounded on the north by Linde of Ah a Tborarzon, Posey' Rey nolds and Wilson Hurni - ide, :rest b..: I.l7rrisort Ring, south by Ashley Gull 1, 11 - intre (3 uild'arai .f. O. Thomp son, and east by Frele oh Vfccrlocoh; containing ~ 1 .-., acres, 10 acres itarzoTed, with a Immo bonze, lo ghouse, log barn, an apple orchard end other fruit 'erase thereon. To be sold es the pn.cnestv of W. S. Weeks, cult of •Thompzen and Phillips et. al. ALSO=A iotcf land' in Tinton township; bounded on the north by Jai: de of W.,Cellins; cast by Lycctn tag crecl:, •-_-:-..• lb Iby rubric, highway leading from Roarina French to Ogdelm-burg, cod vest by ‘public highway lerding from ), - .lmira to T rrilitarnsport; be:az Villilet by 73 f•Jst. with. a trO P tory frnnie building cc c 1 pied as a arozery store, a ra.ZOll shop, and dwelling h tive thercon. ',Co be sold tia the property of F. NV. It nseber, suit of 'William Dlatr,a, • ~ .Li3o,--a lot of land in IVillaboro; hint , tied on the ndribeast by laude formulY•ewme, by F...llol3unnell, northwest by lauti.a of c;,,arlcs S. ,Witeslar, southwest by Avenue, and Sonths , ,asi.. by lends of Harriet f3te vens; containing about ono cr•re. v• - i'.11••••, frame house, frame hates, oti!bbildiugs, an apD2C orchard and-other fruit trees thereon. - To be gold as the property of A. .71. Tr - barn so:l V. El ‘ oclr.t. cut; cf il.. I.V._ Williams-felt Ilse of t. L. Bridine: • '•- •' F.: A. ris.ar, p.b.exig._ ‘Tr.nnety 7, I e:::E. • - - . •• . , JftLl. 8 Jia 1 ? r•_ti. ;. L'eb zi ..422t,a1:t0 - Hr v "s- 2Toti()e. the .t.natt€ . : of the eBtrlte F."..inaball, w,:4 , tl,.the a42lz9r tlppobl'_-?.4 by 'ale Com-t-to cot• tie the t0z.10'.12119 Of ar,t2 l',P,preadagai, - .D.i - oz,liton3 or .tbl 4 - . 13z9•.10.1t, will vest the ir:rt;or; forlin P - ,:apozza cf btfi?ppolnt... net,. ell 7rif:"S, ,Talutu.7 r 2 IS' /3, at ex*ClOc.i p. et hio at a ; clalara ;1:7 cub. ilzezli - b, , ,f0-zo thev. - ad:tor', yr lz , i . llitrzeil. fr,om cornint,f-10 - :e care of 15mnr_r:''""0:17. 'LI. -- -taltaLn • . •, ,Atlltor. ' IiEEMENI - On bond et tho depot at Mansaild, Toga and at is , the time td got it. Jazi. Pi; anAt. • JOHN Lis ptirgaz 4 BRO. ME _, , • •• - , -"'fl . 7.` , :•" , ' , 'S>;::. - 2 .. , • ' ( , :i: ":' '-',.':•:',. • = .;,. 1 ..., 1 .,,,.. • ;it. • :::, '.`::::-.,‘,--,,.: =,,, , .. 1 : ,- '. - ;\ . ~ ~ „ _ „ 1 : T ~',,,,'....,....,14.-t:;„.-7.;;;:... , '.-. . ._ _ . ~~ c›. Nil .% % 112 1 vail 0 1 kgal i 0. ,t,..i . pal ,\ ?•,:„ • - m '' 1 00M0'" .f p c ' '..: = e 1 , ►~.~ '. the Largest Est airtC2tt-.ITNT DR • Ria 11112.1(3 facilities for tniyi.4,3 cud IA lowest bbbing QUT '4 44, -6.l4tVi atocir c 3 - . STONE, ecAt‘e', AT G 9IZEI, *.fig g -; - 0 0!. 1, full liliq or vat C 4 ..!.. n. 1 1_ 1 - 72_41 , r 17 7 i 1 1 t ll 1 1 • , au ti l gea . CC GRO )K j / • / - / i. A =Mg= Moak, w quey if rrit le= cititillis cif% 47, IW4ia. ~ ~, ~.. - ~; "\ r~ 11 t; I. !s. , Fiii blishntont in M=. l t.- WiIL)LY. : AND ABTA.II, Or-Or IS'T azallug large quasttittwatlivadri.ettlae thaw to - :tad daortmarkt Goaia aft. EO, a *pall atraa • • ' ISIAND--,--ANJI-,..Wi11iii,1 4 1116,. &LID pou,o4g THICK. eATNIIII: E.r.d.oiiOiOß F.VD. - 2TIsH gEte.WEsita:4l.: -• G " " 4° ' • alißi] tat 'men , Strittittio rinefact4 For.A.,'•arilage and slivid Orniaratob.sttiv avaes of apperis:fniiii7c; — 617 61Viti! \ IN . COILV;PTIE/Nr is tiko ;lie, to buy yoUr . • 0 • i- - 1 1, . : F ' '-, . . 1 I f F 1 I , x :_', I O too to:tnaerous to mention zocortiat !FRIES Ili ABUTIDANCE, ARYIT S . ceitalkuriii6 BEE In goe i dronalrani st7/se, , , 1 , iii INDINIO24O L AND Ith igloos not to be beate. Do ttotfail to aotaoimi B p - - * ' 7-1111., 10) MMMI iiiitiiiiii7Pa. I ' IP MI.CI 1101 =I SESMI 11111 GOODS DS G g ASKED 2 CCM. stropairlpi.aaa ia.ve: 1 ow f to 1 Z # ll - a g ,014 $ ~. ::; ~. :~ In ESE I - I= 1111 .2r. tbatri mt XI over kc ecll' Y, niAst R. PIERO% =II ~- - i 0 It I= lII= i - i 1 MI MEM SS - ' i MI SEE
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