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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-28
r IBEL FOR DIvORCE.-ULYSSES

~ MOODY ". HARRIET MOODY. In Brad. Com.
Pleas No 59l September 7. 1851.
To HARRIET MOODY, the defendant in thc above
suit You are hereby notified that Ul"ascs Moody, your
husband has fled his petition against you for divorce
from the bonds natrmony and that an alias snbpoe-
ma has been issued rcturnabc to December Term lo51
and that coart OF coamon pleas will he held for the
county Bradford at the Court House IN the borough
of Toranda She first Monday OF February next being
the lst day you will then and there show cause II any
YOU have why the petition and libel of the said ysSes
Moody should not lie granted and Why the bonds OF ma
trimony should not be dissolved. -
SheriG~s Office January l. 1858.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundrv

! CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of sundry
~ writs of Fier FacaS. issued out Of the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Bradford County, and To directed
will be exposed To public sale on SATURDAY the 30tl
day of January, 1856, O'clock p NJ at the Court
House in the borough Of Towanda, the following des-
cribed lot piece parcel OF land situate in Sheshequn
twp, Bradford county bounded follows to wit Be
ginning at hcmlOCk corner. thence south $50 east
3lS 2l0 peTchCS to hcnlOck the south east OF
the warrant thence north % east IS 4I0 percheS TO
post south east corner o the late Peter Allen lot thence
north $50 west 81 $40 perches the south
of the Arunah Wattes lot thence south west SO per-,
to beech thence north $50 west 80 perche to
of lot No. l. thence north 10 east l62 40 perch
e. to the north line OF warrant post corner OF lots NJ"
aGd2, thence on said warrant line north $50 west 80
rerches to hemock sapling the north east corner of
Isaac 3 Horton lot thence by said lot south 10 west
1852 lilo perce to rock oak saping south east
of said Isaac 3 Horizons lot, thence north $50 west 26
80 pcrches to post the south line of Isaac S. Hor
tons land thence west lis Al perCheS to the hem
lock, the place OF beginning Containing three hundred
and sixteen aud ifty-esht perches, he the
more or less about forty improved framed hou-
log houses framed barns, saw mill small gro
Gerry buildng and few fruit trees.
ALSUAl that lot, piece parcel Of land situate in
Sheshequin twp. Bradford county bounded as follows
10 wit North by lands of c. Smith by land Rich
ard Johnson south by land of George Smith and west by
lands of Martin Rogers Containing about twentyseven
acres, about twenty-five improved framed house,
i framed barn and an orchard of fruit trees
ASOhll that lot. piece parcel of land situate III
Shesequin twp, Bradford county. bounded follows,
to wit North hy land lately owned by : 7. Washburn,
cast by land of Benjamin Smith, sCh ~ hand in posses
sion OF W. Stephenson and wet by land o Reuben Noung
Containing fifty acres more or less.
AlSOAl that lot, piece or parcel Of land situate in
Rome twp. Bradford county. bounded follows, to wit.
North by the Trwner Hill road eas. ana west hy lands
formerly owned y Judson Hocomb and south by lands
of John Passnne. Cont:ung fifty feet front by l5e feet
| thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Montanyts
w. ''' ~ ',''''' ~ rios, n. WOODRUFF, Sheriff:
Sheriff Office. Jan. :, 1888.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOT1CE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted TO the es
tate Of George McCeIIand, late of Canton deceased
are hereby requested to make payment wltnont df
lay; and all persons having claims against said estate
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
r w. NcCLEILASD,
ORRIS FRTSFIE.
Canton, Jan a 1855 Adminietrdaofs'
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M@DONATION PARTY.-The friends of Rev.
E4S Va DELoNG will make Donation Visit for his
tnct at the house of George c. Gore, in Sheshequin,
On the afternoon and evening of THURSDAY, February
4th, 1855 Invitation to all.
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I LICENSES. Notice is hereby given, that
IL the following named persons have filed in the Office
of the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions their petit
tions for licenses under the existing laws OF the Common
wealth and their several applications will be heard before
the Judges of the Court of Quarter Sessions Monday,
the st day Of February next at ecoek in the afternoon
offs day. . &
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BOARDING.

4 UDITORS' NOTICE.-Tn The matter Of
IA the estate of Ira Gris,ood, deed In the Orphan
Court OF Bradford County.
The undersigned auditor appointed by said Court to
distribute the funds in thefars Of the administrators Of
said estate will attend TO the dnes assigned him az the
Of Ianuary A. D. 1853, AT o'clock IN the afternoon
when and where al peaons having claims ere res pested
20 present ths5. or lie fsSsr dsrs n sAsT2;roI,
Jan. !, 1855. 6. y. N0ETAEYT. 4udtog.
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" tity of Rye straw will bc taken at the BARCLAY
'''' MACFARLANE,
Dec, s, 1857. Gen. Sup. Rarclay r. r. Il Coal Co.
A GENTS, ATTENTION DO You wish
IA to find good employment, and make money with
little or no Investment, and without interfering with
your regular business If you do read this advertise
mcnt .
C. E. Tom & Co.. OF S92 Bsoome Street, New York.
are manufacturing and selling massive gold icncllS lCr
each (Which cheap at that price) and theJ throw
in gift prize with each Pencil worth from s2 up to
s5 SO SIS $40 s25 $50. $50 s5, 300 SOS ana $500
Don't cry out ItuTTbug Lottery " 1t : no such thing.
The Pencils sold their cash value and all the pro-
fits over the first cost are thrown into the gifts which
actually cost the purchaser nothing The prizes are d
trilHted simple plan OF drawing Tics Would tihe
too much to explain, hui when mas never 'eh 20
give complete satslaction we nave draWn ana Sent 10
purchaser. S3 rold watches OF various prices II purses
Of gold dollars ~ goId occcts $50 gold CHAINS ahd
corresponding number OF other prizes witn Two mouths.
THERE AE!E No BLANKS, but every purchaser
draws prize worth :? certain, and it stands thousands
of chances to he higher figure.
We want good agent in every neighborhGod Sff0u%h-
out the country to solicit purchasers ana any aset 20
be- successful, mnst have Pencil and prize to esihht
We pay agents 81 cash for each purchaser Ire obtains
and the first person in any neghborhood who appeS ior
Pencil and gilt will receive the agency for tlat foa
tv should agent obtain valuable prize 70 eShiot
with his Pencil he would have little difficulty in obtain
inc scores of purchasers and making paying business
4 NEW IDEA! READ!! READ!!!
We ask nobody to send their money ait they know
what prize they draw. Any person wisninS to y tier
Iuck can first send their and address, ana we
will make their drawing and inform them by return mail
what prize they draw, when they can send on anu LAKE
the Pencil and prize or.no, whichever they choose' We
give this privilege only once to purchaser. =. S
first drawing every purchaser will be required 70 send
in advance through the authorized agent we Will seno
with each drawing the number taken out, with fui des
crptiOn of the plan of drawing AfdrTs3 = T1pp CO.
Ion IN 1879 Sn2 BrOome Street, New YORK.
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0llsrel alleons.
No Mistake for d. G.. Hall.

LIE has now on hand large stock and great variety
H. of Parlor and Plate, and 40 different patterns OF
Cooking stoves OF Diving Flue and Elevated Ovens for
Coal and Wood that rather than to summer them over
he will sell at cost for cash grain at the following pr
Ses :" heat 81 23 Rye 624 cts. Corn, 624 cts oats
34 cts Buckwbeat, 433 cents and Butter the highest
market price given. If you don't believe it, call and try
him.
p s. Those who have accounts notes with MIN that
are due mad better make arrangements to pay mme-
diately it they wish to save cost.
Tpwanda, Jan IA 1853
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IL O. at TOWANDA, quarter ending Dec. 81, 1857.
Angel Mary f Lord Mary
Burke Patrick Lynch Samuel
Biles MirOn Madden Ellen
Bradening $ AD MERIT Anna
Beour Julia Mrs Meentir Ann
Bowman Jacob Moore George
Blanding John Manon George
Bowman McCeny l.enora
Boston Julia l. Minthng VIM
Brown John Marely NJ ....
Barret John Mack Sarah Ann
Banbour James Mitchell w
Burch Egbert Moore Mary
Bartlett ID 7 Murphy Mary
Bebee Clarinda McIntire Muy
CIlftin Clara Mcdonald Norris
COvey Hannah Morris Leonard
Camey Charlotte MoWhartOn James
Douner Albert Mcdonald John ...
Delaney Arthur floor Henry >
Derrant James NJ Norton Sarah
Davidson 4 Niman Matilda
Dilzer Frank Northrup Mary L
Deazy William Ma giee Julia
Diltz Harriet /, Norihrup John
DeLong Mrs " Old r u
Elkan Moses ODay John
Elkan PdttSon John
Elliot James Post L II
Eastahrook Francis Percival Mary
Fish Daniel Potter Morgan
Joseph Robert PattiSOn Vim
johnson James Pierce " 4
johnson II PattsOn II G
Girardin pr Reynolds Ann
French " L Ross James
Fowler Vim Rgley Matthias
Flint x Go Russell Nm
Ferguson Mary L Salisbury j G
fOiSeY James Sinltn tlZ3Octu y
Galespy Mary Strait Clinton
Galusha Samuel sawyer Mrs
Green Simon Spencer Joseph
Graham SanlerSOn James
Griffin Morris Samuels John \
High T. NJ Sickle Jacob
Horton Elma Shlc Peter
Hug,sou John Smith Riley
IIal Thos G. Strcpe Leniuel
Hughes Thomas Skim Wm
Haley Vim Stephenson VIM
Irwin Martin Miss Spencer D
Kerr W I Thompson James
kinsman James TayiOr Jesse
Lynch Bridget Tracey G j
Lines e. p ThayCr
lowm Chas Wilcox Alexander
Lyman \ Norden Henry
IeiieTts + Wright Al .-.
LOney Johu Walborn Solomon
Lynch John Whitehall AnScl
Lynch Michael II. B. MckEAN, ?. NJ.
5-PeISons nquiring fer letters will please say they
are adycrtised I'LL
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comnis,ioner's Office. Jan. 25, 1858.
RRADFORD COUNTY TEACHERS

-, - D,ASNOCIATlON-The next quarterly meeting Of
% %'qoFd County Teachers Association will be held in
f5 i5f freSi yteran Church in Merrya FRIDAY, the
'h OF tEBRUARY next, at Ii O'clock, A. N.
u address will be delivered before the Association by
M ~ " H. I. kINNEY essays viii be read by Misses MA
~ LEWIS and ELLEN CoLT
lae subject OF Phonetic Teaching and other important
sta!eeS connected with education will be taken up and
Jan. 26, 1855. secretary.
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7 IST OF JURORS, drawn fer February
IL Term and Sessions, ISIS.
GRAND JURORS.
Arnenia-O d Fields. iSmithicid--ira EHl'ork.
Asvlum-tIeO Gamble South Crk-A II Thompson.
Athens TWP Snyder. Troy boro- Burger
John Griffin Tnwanda b-JDGopaeiough
Athens loro'-r II Sherman! Towan,ia >2Ceo Mills.
Chas Co:nstoct. !Ulster-.John C"nklin, Edw
Dure--JlySse~ Moody Walker.
Monroe tp--l.ynan Marcy Warren-ETdn Howell, Frs
PiksMJohn BALDWIN. twyaiIsing-stephen Lyon
Rldgherry-Mls Carr. Wel,--Deckcr + Ayes.
Springfeld-N " Potter. iWysox-John Hines.
TRAVERSE JrRoRS-FIRsr wEES.
Armenian Montgomery. IOrwell-lsaac Lyon.
Asylum II stafford, WmIShe~hcqnin-E kihgsbery
PassInore. Ralph Gore, john Randall
Athens tp-John T Brink. Chas Chat1sc.
Curtis Thur>ton. south Crcek-Ad Turner.
Athens hn-C Churles Brooks. tSmthied Newton Wood.
+. \. Page, G B Perkins. lSvlyaua bop Peck Jr.
Burlington-H " Bennett. Tvwanda bo--J Collins, VI
Burlington W-.ohn Bloom c Mcrcur.
Durell-Riclard Gilbert. Troy tp--P1gc Morgan.
Frankn-Bcn Langdon Fl Tr,carora Harry Ackley.
Blake. Warren-Philip Davis, J
Granvilc-Robert Bailey, H. Rogers
ID TavIor Wels-0rr Smith.
Herick-Nel-on Kecler. Wilm0t-Hiram Stone.
LeRoy-Edmund Kelly WysoX-John Smith, J n
Litchield-Hus N kinney. Reed.
SECOND WEEK.
Albany-John Matthews JlPike-O Warner F Keller.
Wilcox Igome-T4 Yought, John W
Asyuin--Geo H Morrow. Woodbnrn.
Athens tp--ISaac Gregory, Springhed-Anan Ferry.
Daniel NcHufIie ID standing Stme--P Worth.
Athens b.-H Baird. Svlyana bo-- y II McC CollIm
burlington ho-Iob Morley south Creck-u Thompson.
do W-IIorace Brown Towanla bo--H s MerCur.
Canton-D IL Quart. Towlnda tp-Murray Watts,
Columbia-C J Bradford. II l. scott.
Eure-Simeon Decker, Is Iuscarora--C BEownlnS'
racl Smith Troy tp-Abner Clatlin
Granyic-D Il Ross iWarren-E Burlington, J
Herrick-L stevens. c Manning, Thos Young.
Leiloy-C Chapel, James sWyauslnG-'iint"n Lewis.
Decentralization Campbell. Wells-l llson Iariew.
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EGISTER'S NOTlCE.-Notice is here

pEG LISTERS NUTlCE.-Notice is here
Il by given that there have been filed and settled in
the office of the Register of Wills in and for the county o.
Bradford accounts of administration upon the following
estates. viz
Partial account of hnaelirc Lyon, administrative of
Caleb Lyon. late OF Pike, deceased.
Partial account of Robert Richards guardian of j. and
G VI. Nought minor children Of Nehemiah Fought, late
of Rome deceased.
Final account OF William I2oaFdnan, administrator Of
Epl!Tiam Roardman. late OF Orwell, deceased.
Final account Pelcr Peck and Wm. G. Bradford, ad
minstsators Griffin Bailey, late of Columbia decd
Final account of Harriet Il. Whitmore, administrative
of james II. H"ruin%, latc OF South Creek decreased.
Final cunt ol p. Forbes II. Hicks ara irene John
administrators of Peter Johnson, late 81 Rome dec d.
Final account Of Cornci;us Quick. administrator of Sa-
muel c. Quick. late of Asylum. deceased
Final account OF Anna Shle one of the executors Of
Henry Sihie. atc of Rome, deceased.
Final account of Roiu Wilcox administrator OF Har-
riet {. Miller, late of deceased.
Final account OF John Eased, administrator Of James
Breasted. late of Wells deceased.
And the will be presented t. the Orphans Court
of Bradford county Monday the st day Of February
next, for confirmation aud allowance.
JAMES H. WEBB, Register.
Registers OfIicc. January |, lSjS.
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aIcrthanoiee, Nr.
roundrv Property for sale.

THE subscriber having, beeome tue owner
H. Of tie W. titkncw ara v;ttnatlc Foundry, Machine
and Tin Shop formerly owned by |. L. ii. l.. Latn-
orex aud situated near the Barclay Railroad. aEd net
being acquainted with the business is prepared u seu tto
same ut large discount below lis actual sIHe, the es-
tablishmcnt Is now in complete condition Tor doing
large tushns For pat calais Inquire Of Col; j. 4.
Means or tie subst Eiber, JOS. hiNGSBERf.
Towandn Dec. %, 1851. is' -. -
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70 All Concerned,

1HE Subscribers liabilities such that they will Ell
ther he Obliged TO sel the Judgments Notes they
hold against their customers enforce collection We
hone our friends will drive 10 such alternative
Aug fp, 1851, NoNIAHfEs.f
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NOTICE. The annual meeting Of the stock
~ holders OF the Barclay Hailrosd coaf CoAnpany'
viii be held at their ofice W. Corher OF AIN walnut
O'clock e. at which time and place an election will be
he ii for President and twelve directors To serve for ts
Ell Iiug ye9r- t...r u by ofsef-. lEEt =. saH
Phiia Dec. q 1857. II. SHt W Secretary
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-28

HISSOLUTION.-Notice is hereby given,
H. that the partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers is this day dissolved by atual consent Zac-
cheus Annable agreeing to settle and pay all the debts
the late firm and he is also authorized to eceive all
counts and debts owing to the said firm
SAMUEL ANNABLE,
Granville July 81, 1857. ZACCHEUS ANNABLE.
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A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTfCE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of Benz f. Watkins, late Of Sheshqain TRIP, decd
are requested to make payment without delay and all
persons having claims against said estate must present
them duly authenticated, tn the subscriber.
Jan. II 1858. MOSES WATKINS, Administrator.
WHITE STONE LINE bbls White
w Stone Lime just received and for sale for Cash
Grain By -... T. ..
Towanda, Oct, %. 1857. BAILEY & NEVINS.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice

IA is hereby given that all persons indebted To the es
tate of CALEB EDGARTOE late OF Athens Borough
deceased. requested TO make payment without de-
lay and ali persons having claims against said estate Ill
please present them Gly authenticated for settlement
ANGELINE EDG ARrCN,
November ~. 1857. Admini-trgtriX.
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NOTICE.

THE neutrality-suspicious. Of settling up lis
l. BOX accounts reqncsl eli rtr,ons Indebted to him
to cali and settle the by note payment by the
18th Of January IS5S, aad sars CERT, ,..s
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E.-aal.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.--En tie mater Of
IA the Estate Of Debordh e. Gregory deceased In
the Orphans Court of Bradford county.
The undersigned iudtdr appointed to distribute fun
in the hands of the Admir- of said estate will attend to
the duties of his appointment at ire Office of VIM Elwe
ESQ in the the boro OF Iewanda on Thursday the 3sh
day of January 4. d. 85S when and where all persons
having claims upon said fund requested to present
the same or else be forever debarrel therefr0m.
g. d. NoNTANYE, Auditor
A
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WANTED

Oats Corn Eye, Wheat, Potatoes and n small quar-
" tity of Rye straw will he taken at the BARCLAY
MINES in exchange tor COAL.
.MACFARLANE,
Dec g. 1857. Cen Sup. BARCLAY X. Il. IL Coal TO.
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Shc.fTs Office J

b. Notice is hereby given, that amount Sufficient
to pay all costs VIII he required in every where land
is seid also satisfactory security money paid on all
bids made on lands the time Of sale and unless terms
complied with the land will he again exposed to sale
THUS. NJ. WOODRUFF, Sheriff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
Fiuid Lamp Explosions.

We recorded few DAYS since the burning
of q lady by the explosion of gas formed b,
the evaporation OF burning fluid. Snch &C.
curreuces have been very common. tort
night since Mr. Simeon Draper wens with a
light to cxanine leaking gas-pipe in his
Office, when an explosion eosued, setting fire
TO the building. The public are aware Of the
narrow escape of Senator Chandler, Of Mich
igan. from death by similar cause. 1t
should be borne in mind that hydrogen,
when mixed with oxygen or atmospheric air
of two or three times its volume, and then
set on fire, will explode with violence. The
force of the elements thus exploding is stated
by Faraday to be equal to the power Of many
tbunderstorms. The gases used for illumina-
zion are carbonides of hydrogen, and present
the same phenomenon. The common "burn-
ing fluids" when heated or suffered to decom-
pose OF evaporate in a partiaily-filed lamp,
take the form Of carbOnite Of hydrogeo,
which, upon mixing with atmospheric air, will
explode violently npon being brought into
proximity with burning taper. Tue mIxtore
may not be as dangerous as gunpowder, but
it's explosive properties are as distinctly
marked Hence fluid lamps should never be
filled near a burning wick, and light
should never be employed il the exam
ination of gas pipe or metre. The cat
alogues of gas explosions, camphlne acct.
dents, and deaths from careIessness with
burning fluid" are sufficiently numerous.
one would suppose, to enforce our sdmoni.
tiops.-Nep York Post
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
A NV Gnidrn STATE.

A letter to the Boston Journal from Law.
renee say: There is political movement
Of sou,e Importance going on in connexion
with these gold discoveries. !; is the torma-
ton Of a new Territory irom the western por-
'inn OF Ka"sas. The parties in 'ne vicinity
Of Pixies Peak, it ia said, will at an early day
elect Delegate TO Congress, and send him
on TO tho next session with petition for a
new Territorial Organization. 1t is said that
a gentleman from Kansas City, who is to
start with one o! the trains leaving ths week,
will return a. the embryo!ic Congressman.
The grounds upon which they ask this action
OF Congress will be that. situated as they
are, five hundred miles from the wc'lsettled
portions OF Kansas and It's seat Of govern
men,, it will be impossible fer them 10 find
any protection frlm our Territorial auth0ri-
ties aud that, unless furnished with an or
gan!z alton of their owu, mob law must pre-
vail, and they must suffer from general
anarchy. Seven hundred miles, they claim
are quite too much for the length Of State
where railroads are unknown and steamboats,
impracticabe" We have seen no allu-ion
IN the Kansas newspapers to this movement
which will doubtless be frustrated, at least
for the present, on account Of the recent un-
favorable reports from the gold region"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-13
salt In Agriculture.

Mr.. A. B. Northcote has communicated to
the London Philosophical Magazine paper
OF experiments undertaken to ascertain the
rationale of the action of salt in increasing
the fertility of certain lands We have not
space for details, but quote Mr.. Northcote's
conclusions: The results, then, which We
must arrive at are, that agricultural salt Is
must energetic absorbent of ammonia, both
in virtue OF its chloride OF sodium and lts
soluble lime salt, and that the proportion OF the
latter especially, most poweriul!y affects It's
action; bot, at the same time, its agency does
not seem to be altogether permanent one.
1t may, however, retain it quite !cng enough
for agricultural purposes Ii the young
plants are there ready to receive 1t, its state
of gradual liberation may be tor them the
most advantageous possible; and TO this con-
cIusion all experiments Gu the large scale
appear most obviously to tend 1t Is de-
scribed as an excellent check to the too for
cling power of guano.
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More from rOrncy.

Forne7 addressed The Anti Lecomrton De-
mocracy. Saturday afternoon, the u inst,
at Spring Mills, Montgomery county, Pa
The Colonel thus dressed up Owen James, the
Lccompton Representative in tho District in
which the meeting was hclc:
"As | have mentioned, after tho earlier
struggle in Congress upon the LecOmpton
Constitution, he (Jones) came from Wash
ing.on Il never shall forget The day) nni
said TO many Democrats and men of other
parties, 81 adhere to the doctrine upon which
we were committed in 1856, and will boldly
Aght Lecompton in all it, shapes"
He returned to Washington. Hardly had
he been there TWO or three days when | re-
ceived te!egraphic dispatch calling for
my preseuce u, Washington, on important
business. Arriving in that city, | met
our friends, who said, zones is shiverinel
Jones is gone!" "What," said |, this man
who has just pledged himself to bis people
a. home that ne would die rather than de-
sert the stand he had taken for the right-he
gone" Yes" was the reply: "the Admin
lstrati0n are buying and bullying, and terri
flying all around; ard Jones is gone. Go to
see him." mo, no," | answered, "never; u
doubt IN such g casa a. this is 10 re dou5ly
damoed." A few days afterwards, in the
House OF Representatives, (t0pse who we're
present vii! never frse: the sccne,) when
the name Of the Representative Of tbs gal
liant district was called, be stood there, and
whlmpered his vote through white aud shiv-
ering lips, directly in the face of his recent
and pubic promises"