Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-01
AeiDS from all Aattous.

There Is mid milk panic III Cincinnati
Complaints of-lacteal impurty are made daily to the
Mayor. woman stated that dairyman on Saturday
last MIXED which died twenty minutes after the
operation! The kline generally diseased and cor
rupted. The Mayor didn't know how TO act in the pre-
mses
Twenty one slaves, manumitted by the
will Of Pleasant BGraet, OF Mecklenburs county, Vir
giaa have gone 10 locate in Hardin county Ohio. With
one exception they lock forward with delight 20 freedom
and selfcon;rol Mr. Burnet did free all his slaves
only those who had been faithful, and were deemed
competent to take care Of themselves.
As the congregation of the Reformed
Dutch Church. Rochester y. Y. were worshippng last
Sunday morning the foor gave way with great crash,
settling about five feet and throwing large number OF
people together into confused heap. The edifce is
one and is raised on wooden blocks five feet from the
ground.
The main building Of George B. Sloat &
Co.'S Sewing Machine Aanufactory at Philadelphia
burned to The ground on Saturday morning. The ire
The work Of an iucendiary. Insurance 1000 The
destruction of the mandatory has thrown 700 persons
Of employment, but they will at cnce re-cOmmence
operations at the quarters provided for them by the
firm.
been arrested at Cincinnati for violation of the Sunday
law exposing goods for sale it decided that he
kept the Jewish Sabbath he had right to transact his
ordinary business on Sunday
The St. Joseph Mo Gazette of the 9Th
inst speaks OF the arrival of number OF Mormons from
Salt Lake in that city, who reported that four five
thousand recusant Saints will make their exodus from
the Valley this summer
A letter has recently been received by
the Commissioner of Patents, from Mr. Robert Fortue,
London in which after congratuatng the Commissioner
the great which has attended the effort
propagate the plant In this country, from the seeds
which forwarded by him from China remarks that
much has been done in year for the United States
done in three for the Government of India owing
10 the experience which time and opportunity have given
him.
"A schooner built and loaded near Nil
waukie Wisconsin, after passing through Lake Michigan
the Straits Of Macinac Lake Huron the Clair river,
Weand Canal and the Lake route into the ST. Lawrence
river into the Gulf of St. Lawrence and Gut Of Cameo
into the blue Atlantic has arrived at charleston 5. c.
We see that John Piatt-the Bully
Brooks of Lycoming-has been sentenced for his attack
upon Daniel Bower, Esq. editor Of the Wiilamsport
Press TO pay fine of $40 and the costs Of prosecution
and enter security in the of $500 to keep the peace
to all good citizens Ior the period of six months Too
light that : all.
A stiff necked old politician, living near
Detroit recently refused to allow his daughter marry
the man Of her choice because he didn't vote the IeCu-
lar ticket But the marriage took place in the parlor
while tie old gentleman was holding in the IL
bgary.
The bloomsbury & Lackawanna Railroad
extension from Rupert to Danye is completed and the
first engine went through few days ago. A corps Of
engineers IS ROW engaged in locating the road down the
northern side Of the Susquchanna to Chuasky and North
umlerltnd to connect with the Northern Central.
The Postmaster at Warren, Ohio, writes
at the request Nr. Timothy Bradley of Johnston Ohio
to say that the story Of the coesp ponden announcing
thai Mrs B. was the happy mother OF children at a
birth is malicious hoax, and adds - Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley both respectable persons Of respectable fam
cshave been married about six years, and have
had any Children
Some wag states that Mr. Buchanan is
longer bachelor. he has become welded to Mis-
Government.
The State canals of Ohio were offered az
public sale on the 18th instant but no bidder could lie
found for them and the State is therefore compelled
remain in possession of them.
Horace Greeley has reached California,
and Is lionzed everywhere Mr. G. estimates that 5000
emigrants are on the way to California, over land.
A shrewd operation to evade the liquor
law has been carried for some time past few miles
from West Kingly, on the border of Connecticut and
Rhode Island There has been built shop one side rest
ing Connecticut soil and the other part in Rhode Is
land. When the officers from Connecticut approach the
contaband article is moved across the shop which makes
/ it rest in Rhode Island, and rice rersa.
! -Ex President Franklin Pierce is expected
home in a short time He will resume his residence in
Concord " H. where he has many friends The private
secretary of President Pierce Sidney Webster ESD Is
engaged in the successful practice Of his profession as
lawyer in the city of Boston, the partner Of Hon.
! Cat Gushing.
S. X. kepner was Treasurer of Schuyl-
kill county, Pa until recently. His successor discovered
him to be defauter in the of So OOO-$3O 600 to
the State and 600 to the county His bondsmen have
already paid 1000 for him, and they will have pay
more.
A Paris correspondent of the Independence
Bege says lie is assured that of the last things utter
cd in the celebrated interview at Villaranca was
promise made by the Emperor of Austria Ia pass
days next Winter at the Tuieries.
A Pennsylvania, named Charles Leslie
native Of Clarion county said to have gathered
! thousand Of gold dust at Pixies Peak Lucky
fellow How many relatives he will discover that did
not know him when he was poor.
At an Opposition meeting held at Rich,
mond Monday evening resolutions were passed favor
able the nomination e John Minor Bolts for the Pres
idency.
The ST. Louis mo Republican publishes
letter from Arizona giving very favorable account of
the silver mines in that region There be doubt
that the metal abounds there but the difficulties of work
ing the mines such distance from all skilled labor
must be very great.