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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

From EURoPE.-The steamship Hungarian
arrived at Portland on Sunday, with later
news from Europe. The Italian question
seems to be daily subjected to fresh compl:-
cations and all Europe is anxiously looking
forward to the approaching Congress 1t is
believed that Russia, Prussia and England,
have come to an understanding respecting
their polity, and will agree, in a Congress, to
support the demands of the people of the
Italian Duches. In the meantime, reactionary
plots are rife in the Romangna, and the
NeapolitanS are declared to be on the eve of a
general rising.
There is a report from Paris-not, however,
generally credted-that France has placed
materials of war at the disposal OF the Span
ish Government, aud has declared that the
Emperor will support the military operations
of Spain in the war against Morocco by
to Piedmont during the late way. The report
is regarded in very serious light by the En-
glish Press, and, if true as almost certain to
disturb the friendly relations between France
aud England. The Spanish invading army
to be commanded by Marshal ODonnell in
person--is of itself so large as to create the
suspicion that, not merely the avenging of
wrongs, but considerable conquests are in con-
temptation.
Particulars received of the wreck of the
Royal Charter shows that the disaster was
one of the most appalling on record Only
thirty-nine persons were saved out of total
passengers and crew, of 493 souls
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

BgE" The deficit in the Postal Service appro-
prietion, for the fiscal year ending the 30th of
June, is ascertaned so be four millions two
hundred thousand dollars, being nearly half q
million more than was estimated. The aggre-
gate expenses of the rstquarter of the current
year, ending the 3Oth of September, are about
three millions six hundred thousand dollars,
the accounts of which are now adjusted.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17
DEATH.-Maj. WILLIAM III. MoRrD-an old

and respected citizen of Emira-departed this life at ST.
Catharines, c. W., on Monday morning. the 7th inst
MI MoKELL, returned to Emira from the South a few
months since, and remained there until his declining
hea.lh demanded that he should seek immediate relief
from some quarter With this intent he visited the cee
Draled medicinal springs at St Catharnes, where he re-
NAMED but few short weeks before the fell DESTROYER
cut him on The deceased possessed strong intel
iectuai faculties finely cultivated mind and excellent
skill in his profession. large number of the prom
nent citizens Of Elmira followed his remains to the
Second street Cemetery. Thursday afternoon
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17
HoN. G.. A {

HoN. q. A. Grow has been speaking to
citizens of New York, with decided effect if we NAV
Judge from the favorable notices of the press The Buff
fao Express gives account of meeting held in that
city on Wednesday evening, Nov 3D. which in enthusiasm
was equaed only by the contest of 1856. The great
speech OF the evening delivered by Hon. c. A Grow
IN hremhn Hall to an audience of thousands; while
thousands of people could not get into the Hall Two
seperate meetings formed On the street and address
ed by able speakers the great questions of the day
We give below the closing paragraph of the article in
the Express reviewing Mr.. Grows speech OF the pre-
cedng night:
The speech of Mr.. Grow was lengthy one, but held
he interest OF the audience entirely to the close that
ne was loudly urged to proceed when he spoke of con-
cIhg; IL was one of the most eloquent stirring and
convincing speeches that has been delivered before
the Electors OF Buffalo, and made deep and lasting inn
preston upon the minds of all who listened to it, He
was appauded from beginning to end and took his seat
anna the most deatening demonstrations of the satisac
uon and pleasure his address had given"
On Thursday preceding the election Mr. Grow smoke
at Addison on Friday at Bnghamton, and on Saturday
at Ithaca.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

R3g~ BY an arrival at Leavenworth on Thurs
day, from Denver City, Jefferson Territory,
$3S,000 in gold dust was received. Steele is
elected Governor of the Territory. B. D.
Williams Delegate to Congress, arrived with
the express. 1t is said bis seat will be con
tested by DR.. Willing.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

Main and Bridge streets. This has caused consid
cradle excitement and given rise TO discussion Il
Is claimed that the present location win cause great In
convenience to large proportion of business men,
We win not venture to hazard opinion, because the
present National administration has shown such dis
regard Of public opinion and convenience that was
necessary to punish Black Republican community.
presume il would not hesitate 70 discontinue our DOS
tai arrangements entirely.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

Ba~ The returns Of the New York State
Election remain in doubt. The latest advices
show majority of SO3 for LEAvENwoRTH, but
the official canvass may change this result
The Senate stands % Republicans to 8 Demo
crats-a Republican gain of 5 and the As
sembly, 81 Republican to 33 Democrats, with
six Districts to hear from.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

sa~ The Charleston IS. c. Msrcurg's
special New-Orleans correspondent says, that
Ex-GoV. CRowN, of Mississippi, delivered an
address to the Legislature at tJackson, express
ing more respect for the opinions of Mr.. SEWARD
than for those of Judge DOUGLAS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

R9- Young .ADAas, who was convicted Of
larceny Che fast term Of the Sullivan Court and
sentenced to five months imprisonment in the county jal
made his escape Friday night last taking with him
watch and pair Of pants belonging to exSherT CRAFT
This is only the third prisoner that has escaped from
the Jail of that county within the last year. without ma
teriaIy injuring the buiding, -rry--r-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17
JAMES TRUEsDELL, gentleman of some sew.

JAMES TRUEsDELL, gentleman of some sew
enty years, living in Liberty, Susquehanna county,
(ays the Republican, has been for twelve years past
indnstrously engaged when the weather and his health
would permit, in digging piece of ground near
his dwelling and carrying the stones and some dirt into
pile Here he has abored taking one stone or shovel
full of dirt at time, until the mound has reached the
height OF thirty or forty feet and is much larger than
his house He said for his abors that he lost
sixpence in his garden. He after found several
sxpences but continued to dig until his whole garden
has been carried to increase the mound He is peaceabe
and industrious in his way so his family let him work.
To their offers of assistance he gives decided negative
and digs away alone. Mr.. TrIesdeli a we-informed
man. and talks nationally every subject but his lost
sixpence. ..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

R9~ We find it affirmed and again contra
dicted, than Gov. Wise, of Va, has made
requisition of Gov. Morgan of this State, de.
manding that.Gerrit Smith be delivered over
to the authorities of Virginia for completely
in the Harper's Ferry Insurrection.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

SWEET ARE THE USES OF ADVERsIrY.P-The
Bloomsbury Star of the North, derives the following
comfort from the late utter of the administration in
Pennsylvania -
The present Republican victory in Pennsylvania has
many happy results for the Democratic party and not
the least of these is the security il gives that shall
elect Democratic President of the Union and thus give
guarantee of the safety and perpetuty Of go
rious Democratic institutions : f 100 srr
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

REVIVAL AT WAvERLy-The Waverly Ad.
rocate of last week states that seviva has been going
on at the Methodist Church in that village for some time
Over one hundred conversions had taken place and the
meetings are still kept up Some sixty persons were ad
mted ON probation as members of the church on Sun
day, 9Th inst. - .-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

ESS- There will be public meeting of the
ALpha Epsilon Society Tuesday evening next, CON-
mencing at O'Clock An essay will be 1ead by Dr. Z.
d. PAYNE and the following question will be discussed:
Resored, That the rates of interest on money onqht
to be regulated by law ~ 7IT7F'Hr''T
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

&2s~ The winter term of the Susquehanna
Collegiate Institute will commence on Wednesday the
5Oth inst We pleased to learn that under the
en management the school has been very successful both
as regards the number of pupils and the satisfaction
gwen to those patronizing the Institute Many of the
emoarrassments which have been drawback upon the
prosperity OF the Institute have been removed and the
energy and qualifications of those having the school in
chargeis an abundant guarantee that it will continue to
merit the encouragement and support of the public
There will be public examination of the classes ccm
mencing on Monday next and continuing three days,
The public are invited tu attend.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

hes~ A Citizen" writing from Springfield,
does not furnish MS with his name which indispensable
with such statement as he sends
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

ACCIDENT At OwEGo.-At the funeral of
Mrs ENGLEBERT, which occurred on Sabbath
evening last, as the carriages were returning
down hill from the cemetery, just as the first
got within about five rods of the lower gate,
the pole strap of one of the double teams i'm
mediately behind broke, and the double car
riage, full of women and children crowded
forward on the horses One of them began
to kick aud leap, and the driver having lost
control over them, they dashed forward and
drove the single carriage, containing some
three or four individuals, down the precipIce
some eight o. ten feet. The wagon turned
completely over the horse, however struck
on his feet but the team behind drove their
wagon over also. The single and double car
riages we'll filled, were thus tossed nearly on
each other. 1t is remarkable that several of
the children did not get killed One lady and
one young man only appeared to be injured
We have since learned that neither was Sc
riously hurt OofgO Times, 10th inst
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

SHIPMENTS of Coal by the Barclay Rail
Road and Coal Company =
Previous Shipments ... DC ia toms
For week ending November II - TOs -"
LlOuht IoF the season. 7479 tons
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

Rar The Post Office in this Borough has
teen removed from The Ward House to the corner Of
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-17

R9- The Williamsport and Elmira Rail
road is doing better freightng business than
ever before. We are informed by one of the
company, that some thirty-fve carloads of
freight are now stored aud waiting here for
cars to carry it off The travel upon this
road is quite as good as usual, and the coal
business is on the increase All the business
oil the road goes like clock work under the
.,9nageneDt Of. that model Superintendent
DIR j. "A. Redfeld - Flni5a Hdrsyfjesy
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

Chsrles ", Moore, PIH ~ William AcHin, nett.
'gNNE shove named William Mckjm, defendant y M
l take notice that u petition has been hlsd In the
Coart otCommOn Plsas,in and for the county OF
Wood and state Of Ohiu ly the above hSmed Charles
" Moore. agsiust him the object of which is to re-
cover che sum of one hundred and tvsRty.siN and
to- loo dollars due him Tor work ard labor care Rne
diligence bN the said plaintiff performed before the
list lly uS~eptemhey A, ID. lN5S for said defendant
andssid nlai0uH claraed Judgment against him for
said sum Of one hundred ami twcuty.siN and G0lOu
dollars with interest thereon since Septls 1855 That
an attachment as been Ssueo n said sJit against th,
property of said defendant as nonresident OF the
state of Ohio and that hs 10 required 20 answer said
~e6uou hy the l0th day OF February 4 u. lS5g or ii
will he takOn as true and Judgment rendered accor-
dinghy, F.T ID. X. AoLt tSNBECG, Att,ys pl'n,
lscc. So lSSS--s4w6Sa4N,
SPiRlIS ofrurpsuHNs ustrsCeVed-
y CECk 4 HAMILTON,
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S33S.772Bl7
Total product estimate
S60S 40. 2T7
eco D-i Ey

Total product estimate S6OS 470. 277
Excess in California TG007l 157
From the above il will he seen thpt more than
sir hWRdred million Of dollars in gold hns been
produced in these two localities in The shcit
space of seven years, These figures, however
only represent the total shl l.mcnlS, not the total
amount dug from the earth. Probably tpo hun
drtd million dollars mole cuud br safely added
as the entire product oI these two great mining
regions. And still tro hundred million dollars
more as the production OF all the other mines
in the world during the Saur space OF time. and
we have grand total of OW Thousand .Hiliioaa
uf Dollars!
INrrRrsrlNs SrArr,rIcs-N NmaGg other inter
esiing facts OF ID, Bows statistical review ol
the United States, we may mention that the Tor
eign vote OF the country is onc-tveilth of the
whole that the State OF New York has ahou,
one-eiShth Of the population of the Union thar
there is but one house to every six persons i'm the
country that The number If persons who liz"
east OF The Mississippi is twelve times greater
than those who live west thereof: the distance
between New York aud New OJlyans is m4rc
than that brtwccn Louion an ConStun iuuplr,
or Paris and st, Petersburg; over two G,thS ul
the national Territory is drained by the Misis-
sippi aud It's tributaries OCtho | ,597 political
newspapers published IN the United Satcs in
1850, 7i2 were Democratic, Guj S)l wcrr W hig
81, .'o''G S ~, :" '"' O""." ''o,'N,
~ nnn =, ", i''I ,"'U''"u, .u.'' W''' ""'
i 'oooo u Wv T C,u "'r,'S' "''oL'N 10 an
tux paid by each white person in the county.
20 n'ut"' ., ,v'' ~ y>.",' @ "Nn''I l''J' u,V
VI o,'e W ""'", . - VI '"' ''' UI over -
ii iirS,s W VI, '"' "u"'"' q, f''r' ., ,tt e.
~uo,'o,' ~ \, HV'"s.'e o' e'"N oI HnH N''N) 80 i'o
Sutue,"'N l"''gaS' S'".' t9JJ ~ ne pnN'wlio9
han''S ] inv'VoArn "oH.' h''i"'' Gen ''o"
Pes! W ,,o Py"I,e u'SsW W N"''S s. 'oWn' m
S} Srs '.' nu".p., - P'oP' 10 WW''.nG IN
Ne" III. III u, '' wa, 10 IN nos
~" ,G mea'ai -. '''" 0'''""' uo'"' 'oi Dr.
N'@""o''" "oo"' o.
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SuERIFFS SALE.

4. L'chtcuwslter vs.. Johusou Greipsr
Df virtue ota Neud Wit of execution So me ii
, Ieyted and delivered frcm the Court of Common
Pleas ot Crawford county, Ohio, in the above emit
tied cause Will oivrior sale at public auedon on In,
promises, on
NHYEav, January 81, 1881
between the hours ut and O'Clock p. NJ of sal,
dr, the following described goods and chsusls q.
Wlt' tie undivided one-hSf Sf = Steam Sau-Mil'
standing on tho east half Of the no,ih-ea quarter o
"cn'n nlmbcT y, N township number siS l6lr lraug,
number II, aid Mil taken as tEe propsrt, 81 60
GrsiuCr. a. " NOLTON sh.rT
Jan, 80. 1850 3Tw2sLGn
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TllE Hoioard Association, in view OF the awful de-
struction OF human life caused by Sexual diseases
and the decCptOn- praCtced upon The unfortunateVc
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
reCtsd their Consulting Surgeon, as q CuARlTABLE
ACT worthy of their nam4, to open Dyspensnry for
horeatmen of this class ofdiscases in all their forms
and to give IHsRicGi lid GRATIS to all who apply by
letter. with description Of their condition, (age, oC.
Cupation habits of life. kc) and in OF cktrems
poverty, to Furnish MsiiciHs Free Of Charge It is
needless to add that the Association commands til %
highest Medical skill of the age aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association in their Annual
Report upon the treatment sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the success which has
attended the labors OF the Csnsutng Surgeon in the
cure of SpermatorrhrS, Seminal Weakness Impo-
tence Gonnorrhas, elect Syphilis the vice of Oman
ism or Self A huse. dc and order continuance OF
the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review of the past feel assured
that their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort,
ha We been of great benefit to the afflicted Ciay to
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despisrd cause.
Anadmirable Report on Speimstorrhnn, or Semi
nal Weakness, the Vice of OnRnism, Masturbuton or
Self Abuse and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon, will bes by mail, (in
sealed snveope,) Free cf ChaSs. on the receipt of
TWO srANTs for postage. OthSr Reports and Tracts
&c, are constantly being published for gratuitous
distribution aud will be sent to the afflicted. Some
OF the new remedies nad methods of rsatmsnt dscev
cred during tho past year, are of great value.
Address for report treatment DR.. George r. Cal
houn, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association. Nc
South Ninth Strset, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of tho Directors.
EZRA ID. HARrW ELI Pres'f.
GEO, FAITCEILp, Secretary.
December 30, lS6S.-34ly.
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Total Square Miles,

The total area OF the present States is esti-
mated Al l06l 600 square miles showing bal.
nuce of 7l6, 900 square miles in favor of the
Territories. From this statement we can also
learn that the area of Kansas ia 1000 square
miles greater than that OF all the non nslaNehold.
ing States, except California. Oregon is yearly
equal n extent to oil New England, New York,
Pennsy yIvunis, Ohio and Indiana; aud Wash
ingtou exceeds In extent all New England and
New York
GoLD PRopi cr.--Durng thC past seven years
the product Of gold in California and Australia
has h,en ns follows.
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lacob NilIsr,.- = auI II

JACOB Miller "a Aud u. N illtr.
- y virtue of gFUldi wit OF execution 60 m. di
- recsod and delivered FROM the Probate court of
Wood county, Ohio viii oacr Tor sale at thS door
ot;he court housc u pevrysburE on
SEr,tidy, Feb 18th. 1889,
between the hours OF J and 2 o'clock T. NJ. of ssh
dSl tas south west quarter this north east quarter
~ 'rrtion No. twenty two .2gA Of township No fsr
O. ~ ,7nSa No.eloNCu ll also the south-ssSt Qusr
tor OF me norh-vsNt quarter OF section number tween
W-iwo ,2,N oftownship lumber four 1, 'inranrc No
elcNHn ~ containing in both tracts eighty Sn) acres
OF land Ina Wood county, Ohio. CIV. NORTON
a. ElE'tH ANY, Sheriff
Jan. 6, l~1n-aNwGS3l2
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Wood Common EIeos.

A. NJ. Ihomp'on ". stephen Curtis.
kNiE defendant viii take notice TINT on the 12tll
L day of January, 1882 plaintiff filed in the court OF
common plea, of Wood county Ohio petition ask.
ing for Judgmcntagn said defendant for the gum
ofSI5 - with interest since April lth 500 less sew
en- dollars ana interest thereon since June 49, 1861 ON
note given by said defendant to said plantin and
that IN order OF ofattnchmcut has been issued In said
case and that said Scton III stand for hearing at the
cNt term of our said court
F& D. X. K.iIOLLENBECE, suys PIN
In L .
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lcQnl Nntisc,

ANINSII I9ouy Va, Ihc0dort p.tny.
2 i}'NE 'sid Iheoaors Paeuy will take potleS th.N
4 Abigail paeuy did. on The 18th dav ot Ute. A u.
Is H, lie hor petition in the o0ce OF the Ccrk of tho
Court ~ Common piess, within aud Tor the count,
nt N"uu ,uo S.Ste W Ohio, changing fraudulent con
tract aut sroH neglect ot duty, on the par, Of sii
Theodore Nacny, sud asking that she ma, he divorced
from lnr isl Theodore which petition viii stand ioI
heSytu% - thc uexI Term ef said court.
ABiGAIIPASNY.
Ky IN y. x. HoltvNarcE, aU'ys.
Dee. 81. lS5B--34WtS1.HS.
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S22,OO0, 5000
Grand total,

The WEsrrRN TURlToRrfs "A comparative
statement of the area OF the present States with
that Of the territory destined 10 bo erected into
States exhibits the interesting fact that the area
OF the latter, 10 square miles, exceeds Che Tor
sner. The superficial otcu of tho territories IS
nearly as follows:
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LEGAL NOllCE
Wood County Ohio Court Of Probate. Petit
ton To- sell land.

Joel Foot sdmr. OF r. Foot deceased plaintiff againa
John Arnold. Sarah A. Arnold, Willard Trull, Leroy
Foot ct Al. dcfelonts.
The above named defendants are notified that on
tho IN day Of January. 4. y 1882 said administrator
Glsd his petition In said court asking for an order
for The assignment of the dover of Charlotte Foot in
aud to thessttomsnt of the priority OF liens Of dersn
dSnts therein naUod, and the sals OF the folleunY
real estate OF which deceden dod possessed 80 wit
tho wa bWi and this NEi Of SWE OF section 80 oi
town north Of range 9east ~ acres in ood Coun
ty Ohioo pay the debts o doGedent and that iaiapet
a. D. 1889. JoGL FoOr, admir-,
s. JEFFERsOS, atty.
Lan. |. lNIA--ANM IS 2 20.
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