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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-26
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IRON AND STEE l. .
BAR IRON, Flat Round, and Square
BAND & HOOP IRON, all sizes;
Swcdcs & Peru Iron SHOE SHAPES;
Best NORWAY NAIL RODS & CORKlNG STEEL;
CAST STEEL, ROUND & GERMAN STEEL;
&C. &c.
f assortment " tho above of the best brands and quail
ity, constantly on hand aud for sale by
TYLER 4 THOMPSON.
Feb. 9Th, 1859 q GH-6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-26
.ANTED. WANTED !

A FARMER WANTED. WANTED A
"A Young Man and wife to take charge Of highly cu-
waited farm, six miles from Boston, 10 young man Of In.
dustry and good habits it N good 81 uaton For TERMS
&c. call on WILL An S. BROOKS, at the residence Of Mr.
SYKES, Main-St., ErattlchcrO.
Feb. H. 1869. TT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-26
T ITERATION NOTICE.

/ IUEKAIIUN NUTICTI / HEKEBY
i relnqush to my son, GEORGE II. EDWARDS his time
during the remainder Of his minority. and that shall claim
none OF his earnings pay any debts OF his contracting
after this date. DWIGHT A. EDWARDS.
Dratteboro, Feb, TO- 1850. s2w-6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-26
Boston Produce Markc,-wkDsrspAv Feb.

Boston Produce Markci-WEDNEsnAY Feb. D.
FLOUR-The Flour market very firm with steady but
moderate demand since Receipts small, and our
stock has been considerably rcuccsce the first If Janua-
ry Sales brands Western at IS % So so;
cy brands IS 70 SO 25 SO sos and family
and superior brands at So 70 - so per Dbl, including
Genesec Ohio and Michigan Some choice brands Of Supe-
ranges 81 per Dbl per bbl for family and superior
brands and Harrison brand is held 90 Canada Flour
is firm at IS IS sc for lncy SO so for extras,
and 80 rs 81 10 for family and superior brands In Corn
meal, moderate sales at 81 10 "a % per Dbl for
and Dradywne and Rye Flour 50 IS 81 so per bb for
and extra Buckwhcat selling Mt - so IS per
100 lbs.
Corn has arrived the pas, week
with good demand from the trade the bulk " the receipts
have passed into dealers hands The sales have been 900
bnsh at So 90c for good Southern yellow, including cargo
Of dry Norfolk at 90c, free Of whargc and white at SO
Sic per bush In there been sales of $4,000 hush
Northern and Canada at 60 Gle per bush and rather dull
Rye quiet the sales been small 00c per bush
common, 81 20 IL 80 for blue pod; and 81 s75 for
pea and Canada Peas have been sold at 81 05 per
bushe. Barley is dull and prices nominal
PRONISIONS-Thcre is very dull tone the Pork
ket and late prices difficult realize. Molders
however, pretty firm. Sales have been at sl4 SIS for
prime SO $50 for and clear Mt 81 So hb
cash and mos In Beef there have been sales at IS j0a 3
per Dbl Eastern and Western mess, cash AMI Lard
is selling at IL l3c in bbs and terces and l3l lie in
kegs. Smoked Hams 1OI lie per b, cash and
Dressed Hogs and fem Mt 9!c for small and
large In Butter change. Market finn for choice quality
Sales Of good and very choice New York and Vermont diaries
Mt "a 26ci and II 2lc per b. Cheese ranges
from II lc per Id as to quality for common and prime
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-26
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

New YORK; Feb. 23-IIOrS-The demand is fa for the
better grades at IA 1sc sale VI 81 bales Common
made to-day at 12Ic old are neglected.
WOODomestic Is In light supply, and prices firmly
maintained, but the demand is quite lnit pending the
suit Of the sale in Boston Tomorrow hursday) We under
stand however, that the offering will he large that
advertised and it is anticipated If the of the Wash
ngton Formerly the Bay Stat Mills which about
their looms in motion more, appear there buyers that
prices will high the sales for the week both Fleece and
Red do exceed $4,000 h. within the Of so 75c
for half to fancy feeccs, aud 35 to &c for No. to choice
Pulled
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-02-26
10 B P r 1 N T IN G..


sclleck = not a blower
What he says he II do;
lie s not "Independentn--
lie depends on you.
lfyou want good printing
For Wedding or for Ball,
For Auctionsale or Concert
You will do well to call
At Geo. Il. Selleck's, opposite the
Post-oifce, Brattleboro, Vt.
, 1859-06-17
FAIR or THE NATIONAL AGA1-
CULTURAL SOCIETY.

FAIR oF IT TME :. HAT19N&II 3HAkc1ee&I Aea1-
Since the Directors Of the National -Agri-
cultural Society have decided to bold
their next Annual Fair in this city,
a great variety Of opinions rs to
the proper place for erecting The necessary
buildings for the exhibition, has been CT
pressed. But Inc ground most in tasor is
that owned by EI'cK, on State street. anu
offered b5 him, on q lease Of five years. Ut an
annual rental Of sum equivalent to the taxes.
Tie lot which we refer t. is . tract Of about
SIXTY acres, jus, half 4 mile below Clrichs ao-
tel. 1t is well adapted by its surface, sur"
roundings and accessibility, for the purpose !
and it is proposed to erect thereon structures
which will not only serve the present wants Of
tile National Society, but bo useful to the
County OF State Society for its an
uual show for many years hereafter.
ehope that the plan will be adopted, and tll;'
instead Of few rpugh-boarded shells on tlle
Garden City Race Course, OF in Cottage Grove,
which. after weeks use, Will be removed
and sold for old lumber, we shall witness the
erection Of spacious, convenient and permanent
buildings that. will servo for dozen years to
come. We know what advantages st
Louis has reapcd by her liberality IN erect
ing buildings for similar, purposes and
We hope that Chicago may be wise enough
and generous enough to initiate her example
As most Of our givcrs will be called upon fof
contributions to aid in putting up such strnc'
lures as are necessary, those who suoscF'ot
.hopld See to il ia tine that their money ls ex
pended 50 as to insure The greatest possible
benefit to tlle. city.
, 1859-06-17

Bryant Boren, citizen Of Caledonia, H., was
killed 10 kentarkp, opposite Caledonis, last
night. He went with . man from Kentucky,
named Realer to boat in which lived woman
aud her children, one boy Of IL years. Bealer
insulted the wo1nan, while Boren stood outside
persuading him to leave. Bcaler continued his
insults, and was proceeding to extremities.
when the boz attacked and cut him with knife.
Kealer cr7ed outth be was cut and Boron
started to come inside the boat, when the boy
fred d pistol, shooting him {3oren) in the
breast, 90 that he died after running few steps.
The Womau and bor were arrested.
, 1859-06-17

and beautiful and in Ill respects equal to the
t1nsst portions of the Mississippi valley tllat
have fallen under osr obsetEaiioa: The water
also is pleasing and e1cellent Dewitt Lis
bon, Mount Pleasant aud in fact all the towns.
look thrifty and prosperous
We need scaieely ndd that the citizens Of
Cedar Rapids were untiring in their e1eftlons
to contribute to the comfort Of their guests
We trust our people will take great pleasure
in recipsocating their hospitality. Al our cltl-
zens returned in The best Of spirits and highly
delighted with their visit
, 1859-06-17

Ninety-on editors, all Of the State Of Wis.,
consin, assembled in convention ut Milwaukee,,
on' Wednesday last The object Of the gath
er.ng, though not stated in the programme, is
undoubtedlv good time generally. In pur-
suit Of that, they were last heard from half
way across Lake Michigan: headed toward
Grand Haven Let US hope that the fraterni-
~ in Illinois win he warned by the sore heads
ind empty pockets Which these gentlemen Will
be sure to have, and let their proposed Con-
yeution &u through
, 1859-06-17

- Another DlsAstrous Fire ut Gafcna.
GALExA, June 1s.-Last night, at 1880, the
Galeua Classical Institute was discovered to be
on FIRE, mud was entirely destroyed, together
with contents.
The building was owned BY trustees and val
ued ut tie goo; insured for *a,51o.
The Library consisted ofSc0 volumes, part Of
which werc sayed in damaged condition. No
insurance.
The apparatus, philosophical and chemical,
telescope, &C., owned By Prof. Foster, were
valued ut &, 500, insured for 4 COO.
We have had u fire On Wednesday night OF
each week for four successive weeks, doubtless
] the work Of incendiaries- ),
, 1859-06-17


terday the cars made their regular trips on the
Madison street line, running vest ~ far as san-
sa1non street. A large number II passengers
was carried among them many Cincinnati ex-
cursionists, who were taken over The line gratis.
They expressed themselves high'r favorable to
this means Of conveying passentkrs in large
cities, to and from the suburbs. By way of in
formation, we would a&sta that the Madison
street csrs may be distinguished from those of
State street BY the means Of blue lights the
latter carrying red. In day lime the cars may
be istiuguished by the Destination legibly writ
ten On the sides.
Yesterday the cars were frequently thrown
from The traek, owing to the broken stone OF
the maeadamized road getting too near the rails.
This annoyance will be soon remed1ed, ~ the
small stone is being raked, and Joliet g1tel Is
being used instead.
- We call attention to the advertisement
of the Aurora Institute aud Clark Seminary,
which is onc Of the best educational establish
ments in the country, erected and finished IN
the most substantial manner The educational
department is under the charge Of the Rev. G.
r. Guereau, A. H., who has had many years
.-,s.;o.s. =. +ha had ~ a s;n,;,,r ;nstitut;on
= c...-.,., ph.a.. Island -o,a .vhox> NAM.
:. ~ s.ss:,;s.. ~ ,..a1 - nv r;,;z.n.
''t'''''''' ~ - '
The Forte Plano Concert.
Editors Pres And fs'aaae: -.
fefm1' nc 70 cA4 luz a''snl4oa ~ 'uo pao'.
10 lne ennce't snn' - )" oe s''sA ' <'cs e.: -
Aetfopo'"an na', ~ 'Ae s.Aoe's y. ~e ~
caso h'gn oenoo1 lug ools'' =. .n'. sove .e,r'
! as annopneeo IN your paper pa. ~ ~ .
o"s's may no' oe "4tnou1 son4e etees = .o.ss ~
from 'oe h'su oeuo.' 's.us ' 41.. ~ a..;.., ~
| peaa IN rs oshon' as s'aaens VI .AAe '1's.
''on. 'et1 an lp'etes' - -.s ..Ates. sA4'
tns 70 spsaA ~" "o4.s " -. t =,
| nno""s .u' s.'' 4.'s - N.". ~
not hesitate IN asylog that II VIII DC o' aaeom
| mon interest to the 1orers OF song and mtHc
tr,.o x,;o.o. ,rh;c, borc hem ne,ert.d for ths
ANe e'ese' "nA..s A -1,:,. .,. -,
OCCASION cannot 1911 10 please "n''s uI} ~"
afford much variety, they areal1 Of that c!as:
which f.t. n3easantlg and sweetlv uoou the ear
,..1 e. 49, t1oxxo-or ,,,,.h ,~e nm,
, 1859-06-17

BApcsxSs! BsaaA1Ss.. Look
out for tue great sale of first class Furniture,
french, China, Cut Glassware, Aantei Clocks,
Ivory Cutlery, Mirrors, Paintings, Kcding, &C.,
&C., By John Rankin, at eul Randolph St., up
stairs, on Tuesday next.
, 1859-06-17

<Georgia Democratic State Contentio1l~
Sisledgevl!e, Ga, June 1s-
The Democratic State Convention, which met
here yesterday re-nominated Mr. Brown tor
Governor by acclamation. Resolutions were
adopted. re-afirming the Cincinnati platform,
expressing confidence in the ability anu patriot
ism Of III. Buchanan, and approving OF the
principles Of Lis inaugural and annual messages
On the subject Of Slavery.
, 1859-06-17

Fl No wonder the ladies patronize them
we mean, of course, Messrs. Cook X Bro, le3
South Ciark street, the best and cheapest dyers
and scourers in the city, and If the ladies have
any sollcd or faded garments theF would do well
"a rand fhar7 there
, 1859-06-17

Douglas Democracy in Iowa.
DUBUQUE June l6.-Democratic County Con.
vention in this city to-day. Entire delegation
elected to State Convention il anti-Administrn
ton. Strong Popular Sovereignty resolution:
were adoptN.
, 1859-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, June 15.--The Z. 5. war vessels
Levant, Wyoming and Lancaster, which are to
comprise paat Of the Pacific Squadron, will visit
Chill in view of our unsettled aHairs with that
country. II is known tbat instructions have al.
ready been forwarded to our Minister 10 denia1d
reparatiuu for the wrongs committed.
There is no prob bility that tie Mediterranean
feet will be increased.
The Eary Department has received official
information Of the death Of Lieut.. Dcur, In
Florida.
: WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The views Of ,he Ad-
minist1ation rs to the rights Of natura!izsd cit-
zens who mav return to Europe, and showing
fur they are entitled 10 the protection Of this
Government, were yesterday promulgated b,E
Gen. Cas< in 4 te.ter from the State Department
to 4. Y. Hofer, Of Cincinnati.
TIE Secretary states that this Gosernmcn1
will not interfere in cases where individuals
voluntarily return to countries to which they
owed military service at the period Of their de-
parture for 1hc United States.
! The Navy Department is advised tha: as there
are no apprehensions of Immediate danger le
american interests at Tampico, the {. $; s!ooE
;ot war Saratoga left that port fvr Vera Cruz OF
ihc 1st inst.
, 1859-06-17
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DIE D.

or Wboopfnx Couxh on tho lakh inxt. CLARA. dsnkh+
ter Of Qeo w. Thompson E aged four yeafs aad sesso
ynn1tkI-
Funeral todey 1th) IT O'Clock. ton Tia Feadeaes Of
M, Tncup$on, R,nxkoa P1ace, near the hte.
, 1859-06-17

- The excursion to Crystal Lake Was IT.
tended by some 600 perssns, who returned
yesterday afternoon, quite as much delighted as
though they had ztayed 1t home to receive the
Cinsiuuatians.
, 1859-06-17

Severe Storm 0t Ha1f1moTe. 4
BA1r1xonE, June u6.-A Sfsere hail 20
prevailed at GareusApwn, h4tipQre C9d'tS
The hail stones were very large ~The stoa1ir
baltimore Was accompanied with vivid light
ming. A high wind and torrents Of ruin,
, 1859-06-17

LAST WEEK or ruE FIVE ART EXHIBITION
This exhibition will be closed On Monday 10Th
last Open from 4. y. to st P. H.; Eseniug II
IN Q1. iel5-lw
, 1859-06-17
Dttsa &TribtljItllt.
CHICAGO.

DELINQuEST TAX LIST.
We publish ;1hia morning, the Delinquent
Tax List Of Cook county. Extra copies can be
obtained at the Counting Room, 81 Clark st,
, 1859-06-17

street, OF box OF P%ry req "chefr1es, n2Q one
ditto Of Strawberries, which for ~ltAqs quite
drove away dull care FROM our immedARte circle.
CR1ckEr-A game will BE- playcd to-day Fri
day) bctwc> n the Prairie Cricket Club Of this !
city in connection with some Of their cricket !
friends from Cincinnati. IN the ground Of the |
former Club near Ba1ls Head. Wiclets pitch |
ed at 4. II. 4 band will be in attendance.
: ~ There will be nm examination Of feu,ale |
teachers, and Of candidates for admission to the
Normal Department Of the High School, On
Tuesday, June 18th, at the Office Of the Buard
Of Education, lla South CLARK street, CON-
mcncing at nine O'Clock A.. n.
= The Committee Of the Fire Brigade hav-
ing in charge the preliminary arrangements for
their forthcoming excursion Of the 20th, were
in Milwaukee on Tuesday last. They have ar
| ranged for the entertainment Of three hundred
| visitors at the Newhail House-this number will
include the Brigade, Band and guests.
~ In the Police Court On Wednesday the
case Of Fordha1n, Denuistou aud Morris, chnrgcd
With stealing four horses the property Of J. II.
Eames, was disposed of by Justices Miken and
Akin. Fordhnm was held in 81 900 bail to take
Lis trial, and Messrs. Morris aud Denniston
were acquitted. ........
.E-Rcy. Noah II. Schcnck, rector of Trinity
Church, has accented tue Invitation Of the fac
ulty and students Of the Northwestern Female
College, ut Evanston, to deliver the annual ad.
dress At their next commencement, in July:
Mr. Schcnck's reputation as IN orator is becom-
, 1859-06-17

~ II you have a Solar or dstrdt Lamp
thai you don't want, you eau exchange Or seu
il at tho Lamp and Oil Emporium. ju14-6t
, 1859-06-17

-
NzAss LII II SArs.-An advertisement ap-
nears in our coluraus to-day from 4. n. Dinln-
rer 4 Co., 3ss Broadway, Which, we are well
assured means as it says. 1t refers to au art!~
Gle which, though often abused, has great med"
ical virtues aud lawful domestic uses 'Bfnln-
rer's Old London Dock Gin ~ dispensed By that
fonr established house, has bona .fd< virtues AS
= cordial. and is strictly rure IN its component
narts. and where required at all, may b. used
| rWith the fullest confidence. The name Of that
| frm is guarantee Of the exact and literal truth
II whnteyxr thev repra*ent.-N. 2. Gbamereiat
| Fer sale by uoyt Pierce, wholesale agents.
| 147 south Water street, and b. all druggists
jel3-lw.
s~Photoxraphic Fine Art Gallery, Florence
/ brigham, prop1ietors and operators, ~ Lake
street, )eAA1H"
~ Gentlemen IS well ~ Ladies are inEited
to make q. State street, resting-place. Grams
patent folding chairs, camp stools and settees
fxfuish .ereeahle sittings whi1e waiting for the
cars bespfct.nRt
je7-2w T.: =. Wy seHAAe1' 'R'
sTJ. e. Oakley j Co., hare removed Il
tbeir new store, 10. 81 South Clark street
where will be found general assortment Of In
ported Secars, Fancy Smoking and Chewing
fobnccos, fine Aeerschaums, DC.
Their Mount Vernons" can't be beat, ant
we edyise ali uho arc fond Of good Segar Il
try try them.
Maltese Silver Flake and John Linton'a S1re
Twist chewing and genuine Turkish and oihe
! Smoking Tobseco, Wholesale md retail sno
, Eers and chexers who wish to ind good s1tae4
| will call on.
1
, 1859-06-17

ZAsEsyILLE, O., June lt.-The locomotive
Antelope, q coal burner. exploded at clmr6ells
Station on the C. o. H. r., this A, H.. killing
Cbas. Tu.rct, fireman, ard scadag the cuyt-
neer badly, Passenger srains we're NOT detained
by the accident.
, 1859-06-17

Citizens Of Cincinnati, and otheas haying cx-
cursiou tickets to Chicago. will be passed free
over the Galena and Chicago. Railroad upon
presenting their tickets to The conductors.
E. B. TA1cor7, Geul. Supt.
, 1859-06-17

MEMPHIS. June lc.-The steamer Grape Shot,
with full cargo from Cincinnati, fpr For*
| Smith, sunk on Saturday, near Van BYfen, Ar
| kansas River. Boat and cargo total los.
, 1859-06-17

B-All kinds gent1emen's furnishing goods.
such as under shirts, socks, collars, neck-ties,
6c, can be found at J. 7. James establishment,
81 Lake street, under the fremont House. His
assortment is undoubtedly the best and largest
of the kind in tue city.
, 1859-06-17

1TuA7 So.-Yes, tis a fact, that you can
hnr at the Lamp and Oil Emporium, Kerosene
Coal t)il Lamps for 50 cents. 1z6 Clark st.
, 1859-06-17
- UMAIER ARRANGEMENT
1863. Yin 1859.
Illinois Central Railroad,

On and atter sunday Juoc l:'h '5:e train. sl leave
St. Louis Leavenwnrth Kansas City, 81. Joeph. tr
Neuphia. tiek-hugh, New !ir5cans reHta- Garslisl.
Dccauf Sp1Kdsu Itfle H4ute, slneeahta. Esa1>rslc,
a follows:
Day Express 1:so am. tsuHI?+ e4svpfs1. a:!tstrs
at St. Louis At ri C1iru 1t 3s3 MeEpS, Al
III Pun: .......-,
Ing Feuria At ~ Gaesbuyh At lo:l5 am.s st
Louis at t:3D pm Cairo 1t G,lI pm.
kankakte Accommodating 6t' tSnnd1ys excepted
ger At sill be r1ln ca this fsain IL rRHANA.
Tssins arrive iH Chfcagl At 9:l ard 4eS r.5.
Elegant Sleeping C41s re run On ali ,;clA ralnr.
Baggage checked thfLuxs /. CAIRO. ST. Louis and 81
1aserh.
THROUGH TI.:KETs FIR sals u Tie t:onpanys oflst
In the Great Central ueftt as' i te ca OF the Pitts
OF 6elfb1rn and Randolph stseess and at tbs Meljkat
Central Ra EoaA 0mct on uesEa%rn street tEeen lakt
apd Randolph md At Ill l'afV-d otcSs Soh anf
EaA+
HYDE PARE AND WOOD LAWN TRAINS.
, 1859-06-17

Railroad President Elae I'd.
CLEVELAND, June 16.-The Buad f@9lrsc-
| tors Of the q. 4 T. r. r. met thafhorning, and
| elected J. y. Waring President
, 1859-06-17

.~"Ecouomy is Wealth." Study it by
reading Van Schaack's advertisement, and vis-
| itinr 81 State street. lel43t
, 1859-06-17

The Excursionists now il this city are invited
to visit the Reading Roans md Library Of. the
Young Mems Association 1t their pleasure.
june 18th. Ex. Gox.
, 1859-06-17

GREAT ASSIGNMENTS OF
HARDWARE :,
.3x.v{,er nnap of Ia1se experience who fss ESQ
"a e1neTirnrt II al hs7ncLes Of the haru~an l!eh:
sore I'm Ind Agricultural To2 u.s r. a ~ ~ =.
ss Chbeyx and uauutActuresa oaeEa - .estees - H
MN 1aa1se; IL tsstn7 lavent2s saf ptss a9nI1 m
r. rr so purchassk epoas IN this uaskst a toe "Ee
ettre-xi sve uadoausea set*r-eea. htse De;t9t Se"
Tsnrf and Bosom. Address Ba1 -5sa 1e'|l1ao1fs
, 1859-06-17
Mem a1nFrtiSen1ent5.

"t. II STEfrE-t. .l*fr-Tstr, 45..:. l. n+t t4sa Il
Il ruri.ef reer. jar His n~I IN lie
k.u.,ia7 F4,y-,s eff1e .Tertl- H~s. al le94 y
, 1859-06-17
THE CITY.

E The Recorders Court was not in session
yesterday. .-...-
- Don't forget the concert tonight at
Metropolitan Hall An excellent entertainment
is prepared, and VIC hope the High School may
be able 10 buy piano with the profits.
The little son Of Mr.. Lcayett, who met
with the dreadful accident in being run over By
locomotive, on Tuesday afternoon, expired in
great agony yesterday ut noon.
, 1859-06-17

The Michigan Central Railroad Company offer
return passes via indianapolis 10 snch Of the
Cincinnati E1cursionists as may wish to- return
| bv their line. Trains feaye at \. II. and
s.r.N.
, 1859-06-17

T0IIN RAN K | n, General
u 4Cr.7f0y a~i foHxl>sIoy NERcNA Vt.
No. IT Randolph third door east Of lhe Drxg Houss-
fa>h Adv ma"e Goo'ls for F. bic and r1ltaGe
S7.e Particular attention kisen to outdoor asle.
Keau!s1 k4'e days Tus daya4 ThuaAys aid Saturday.
ample Stur4ks ao1a for rent II low saes. je1tya.s&
, 1859-06-17

CR1ckEr.-A game will BE- played to-day Fri
dav) bctwc the Prairie Cricket Club Of this
city in connection with some OF their cricket
friends from Cincinnati. IN the ground Of the
former Club near Bulls Head. Wiclets pitch
ed at 1. II. 4 band will be in attendance.
, 1859-06-17

y The Committee Of the Fire brigade hav-
ing in charge the preliminary arrangements for
their forthcoming excursion Of the e0tl', were
in Milwaukee on Tuesday last. They hare ar
ranged for the entertainment Of three hundred
visitors at the Newhall House-this number will
include the Brigade, Band and guests.
, 1859-06-17

- In the Police Court on Wednesday the
case Of Fordham, Dennistou aud Morris, chargcd
with stealing four horses the property Of J. Il.
Eames. was disposed Of by Justices Miken and
Akin. Fordham was held in &, 900 bail to take
Lis trial, and Messrs. Morris aud Dennistou
sr.aro nccnittad
, 1859-06-17

- We call attention to. the advertisement
of the Aurora Institute aud Clark Seminary,
which is onc Of the best educational establish
ments in the country, erected and finished III
the most substantial manner The educational
department is under the charge Of the Rev. G.
n. Gucreau, 4. IT,, who has had many years
experience as the head OF similar institution
in Greenwich, Rhode Island. and whose name
is familiar to many Of our citizens.
, 1859-06-17

: ~ There will be nm examination Of feu,air
teachers, and Of candidates for admission to the
Normal Department Of the High School, On
Tuesday. June 18th, at the Office Of the Board
Of Education, 119 South CLARK street, CON,
mcncing at nine O'Clock 4. y.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-01
o. SHERIFFS SALE-Br rir,re Of = urit

= HEKIFFS SALE-By virtue OF writ
~ Of Vcnd Expo. issued ont Of TIE Court Of Common
Pleas Of BRADFORD County to directed and delivered
will he exposed to public sale nj the Court House in the
Borough Of Towanda, on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of Dl.
CENBER 1869, at O'Clock. p. NJ the following lot
piece or parcel Of land situate in North Towanda twp
bounded as follows: the north by lands Of John D
vine and Roderck Granger, east by the North Branch
Canal anG land Of Roderek Granger and John Doughety
south by land Of James Fnerty William Mauger John
Doughety and John Young west BY land Of S. w. Run.
dell Chester Bennett and William McMorran. Contain.
ing about two hundred and seven acres more or less
about one hundred and twenty acres improved three
framed houses, two framed barns two board shantes and
three orchards Of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the sujt of E. Casey
administrator Of Jesse Gilbert To the use of Samuel Hill
house vs.. Horace Granger and terre tenants
THOMAS NJ WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office November
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WESTERN RAIL R0AD.-0n and after Thursday, De
cember |, 1859. trains will run as follows
The Night Express train East the New York and
Erie r. R. arrives at Great Bend at 3.2S \. NJ, and
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