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RRANDY-l0. quarter casks Vineyard Proprietors for
- sale BY s. WOLFF,
myl6 Graver and New Leyee SITS,
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Prepared by
DR.. j. G. Aver d Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Pect0rnl,
Has fo- itself such for tie every variety
Throat and Lung Complaint that 1t is entirely
for to the evidence OF Its virtues wherever has
been employed As has long been throughout
this section do than the people lite quality
kept TO the has BEEN and that be relied
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF PURGATIvE MEDICINE,
for the Of Indigestion for Headache Dys
enery for Foul stomach for the Of Eryspess the
Piles for the of scrofua for all scroulous pants
for the of Rheumasm for Diseases Of the Skin
cure Of Live Complaint for Dopsy for the Of letter.
Tumors and Salt Rheum for Worms for the Of
Dinner Pill for the of Neuralgia for Purifying the
Blood
They sugar Coated that the sensitive take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm
from their use in any quantity.
EIPrce, rs cents per box five boxes for 81.
Great numbers Of Cergymen Physicians, Statesmen and
eminent have lent their certify the unpar
aeed usefulness Of these remedies but space here will
permit the insertion Of them The agents below named furnish
with also full desc ptons of the abnve complaints and the
treatment that should ba followed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unpncped dealers with other prepare
tons they make profit Demand AYERS take
others The sick wanthe best aid there for them and
they should have 1t.
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos. q Isl Chartres street. N. o.
Also BY HAVILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and by
AL Dealers je22 6m
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[ No. 4728. ]

No. 4728.
Rssortd That the adjudication OF contract By the Comp
its present terminus behind the Leyee Steam Cotton Press
Poland street, to John Ptrick Mooneyat
1893 90 per running Of 20S feet be and the hereby
approved the security accepted and the Mayor authorised
into noariH with said parties for The
performance Of s-idwork
(signed) JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tsigned) J. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 19, 1859.
jy2O (-igned) GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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| NU. 4II0. ]
Rsolred That the adjudication Comptroller Of
tract for constructing brick Sidewalks curbstones
and rooden cutters: on the side Of Dsr6gny street.
security R. Prngeat 81 running foot be and the
hereby approved the security accepted and the Mayor
horzed to the parties per
for the performance OF said work.
[signedl JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned] 10. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 49, 1859.
jy20 [Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1859.
Of the City of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the Undersigned re-
spectuly showeh that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition they
orabe body resolution au.horisl the Comptroller
maxi brick sidewalk Magazine street, from to
Goodc6dren The work according to spec6
cations Of The City Surveyor
Mrs Robert White, 10 feet.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
NouvEILE- ORLEANS 81 mai 1859.
A Honorable Conseil Commun de la NouveleOrleans
r PETTY ION DIES sOussignes re .pectucu.
IL sement represene la majoe Tequise nouvelle
chare de la vile ayant sgnee cette petition s demanden
honorable dadoper resolution SAINT lie
Conlr6eur yendre apres cling jours avis dams Ia zee
ocielle CONTRA la dc banquees bques
la MarigDy des Amour Bons Enfants. lou
dsva cite a specifications du voyer
de la Vile.
Mime Robert White, -. 100 Pieds
e2 LAVISH Secretaire Conseil Assistant Aldermen.
WHITE WINE-A FEW CASES OF VERY SU
w perior quality OF the vintage Of 1876 marked TRUD
TACKER R1ksLiNG lately received from France and for
sale by BARELLI CO..
jY8 I'm 81 Common street.
IRANTED- A YOUNG SERVANT GIRL-sOR house
w wors. Good references will be required. Al
v. DEMOtUELLES,
Jyl4 LIZ Corner Of Toulouse and Franklin streets.
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[ NO. 4727. ]
Resolrsd That the adjudication by Comptroller
tract netting brick side ssks ordered by eurbstonei
and wooden CUTTERS both sides of street, from Ur
auhart to Ge.d 10 Pat Lane 9s per running foot
to enter into with the PARTIES nostA act for the
performance of = aid work.
(siened) JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Higned) j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 49, 1859.
jy20 tsignedj GERARD STITH. Mayor.
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MAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, 4th day Of June, 1859.

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No. 4724.
Reelved That the adjudication By the Comptroller Of
tract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered by curbsones
and wooden CUTTERS the eide Of Lafayette Avenue from
Urquhart to Morales street. to E. D. Whfte-security r.
Prngeat ~ running foot be hereby ap
proved the security accepted, Mayor authorized to
enter into contract with the parties the
performance Of said work,
[s'gnedI JOHN r. MONROE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed1 j, O, NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July Is, 1859.
jJ20 tsignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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No. 4723
Reso1td That the adjudication Comptroller
tract for constructing brick sidewalks by
and wooden gners both sides Of Grod street from Eyan
Fields street to Morales street. T. D. White security,
Thomas Haat 81 80 per running foot Of sidewalks
and The same Is beeny approved The security accepted and
the Mayor to enter with the party
notarial act, for the performance Of ssd work.
tsignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
(Sjgned) j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1882
jyi0 fSignedl GERARD STITH Mayor
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[ No. 4726.
Resoed That the adjudication Of contract by the Comp
troer for paving with square b Gaver from the
river to St. Mark street. Nathan cury g. G.
hsnning-sts4 20 superficial yard the block
.vement Is cents superficial foot for the curbstones
81 per npsreia yard # new Tagging 81 per superficial
cia foot Of crossing and $4 BRIDGE snd the
same hereby the security accepted and the Mayor
authorized into with parties per notara
act, for the performance of the aforementioned work
[Signed JOHN T.. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed ]. %. NIXON,
President Beard Of Aldermen.
Approved July 49, 1889
jy2O (Signed] GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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GHAMPAGNE-aoNDE GREEN sRALWINE-
Direct importation from Rheims For in lots to su
the trade. Orders received and transmitted by
A A. NEVINS CO.,
t'nm No. - Gravier street.
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GERA ID sTITH, Mare
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

No. 4772.
Resorsd That the adjudication by Comptroller Of m.
contract for filling up Water street from CAllope to Teroa
chors street. to G. Eagersecurity IL H. Staney- Is
cents cubic yard for the whole work complete the
authorized enter into with the pares per notss
tsignedi JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Hgned) 81 j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1859.
jy20 [Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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No. 4731. ]
Ksolred That the adjudication by the Comptroller of con
tract for making wooden railing around the McCary square
Third Ditric to j. Samuel Mcconnell
at Is CENTS per running foot including the be and
hereby approved the security accepted Mayor
authorized to enter into contract with the party act
for the performai ce Of the work.
GSgned) JOHN r. MONROE.
President Board IF Assistant Aldermen
Signed) J, o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen. 4
Approved July 49, 1853.
CSgned) GERARD STITH Mayor
jy20 true coy: WV sALoMoN, Sec'y to the Mayor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

DEATH OF Ex- GOVERNOR WILLIAM C. BoUCK
Hon. W. G. BoUCK, of Schoharie, died at
his residence in that county on the morning Of
10Th inst, at the age of 73 years From a
notice of Gov. BoucK, in the Albany Argus,
we learn that in 1907 he held the first offices
of the town of his residence in Schoharie, and
in lSl2was appointed by Gov .ToMPKINs sheriff
Of the county. He was a member of the As
sembly in the years ls14-l5.l6 and Is. In
1920 and 1921 he was State Senator. In
March, 1921, he was elected by the LegiSla-
ture one of the Canal Commissioners. This
Office he held uninterruptedly until February
22d, 1910.
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may be alleged to have arisen bv 80.
Sented, Tor previous view, OF which "on t;as1 pr
place ten days notice shall be given "'be h az
appellant to the other party, and tbe sn;j ~
or majority OF them, having been 6rst % = ~
or affirmed by some person comnotont .. S"o-l
minister oaths faithfully, justly and inv. 70 a
ly to decide, and true report MAXI ,parIIa
ing all the matters and things submtt"SSe tt"Se'
them, and in relation to which they ,'eu raava
Ized to inquire, in pursuance Of the nyoSi!
OF this act, they shall perform all tbo tbbs0',SoY
and have all the powers conferred h, ;, uu'Ie 4
on the former board of commissic,.H '"H az
after having made fair and lust evan ald
they or majority of them shall estimato i,ua l0q
determine whether any and if any.wbat a'e aN and
of damages have been sustained aHoGn1
amount may be due on other demands " whal
whom payable, and make report tberon,t qul 4
ing particularly therein when and S", say
damages were Occasioned, to the conr, ~
ed that the evidence adduced in eyerv ca.a 4 I0'4
peal shall be reduced to writing and ~ ,Sop ~
together with the drafts of the nreraisI Nc %a
question in cases of damages shall he ,'s' SinS1
the report, and either party NAV at anr - " VII
within thirty days after filing said rsnc,. "n' 10
exceptions thereto, and on motion sa;a "
shall grant rule on the opposite Da,tv WI y
show cause why said report shall not fD? =: .
aside, and on the disposition of said ,DI, I y I
court shall pass upon the whole eyideDco y " "
case and decide the same upon its merit. =" VI
if approved by the said court their md 'ul
shall be entered thereon, and if not anT.aE
by said court, an issue shall be formed bv :,
parties, under the direction of the CON-, = 'a1 y.
try the validity of the claim, as filed nD5o. md, =.
provisions of the sixth section Of this ort "; u;
from thenceforth like proceedings shall ba to1 1
as though the case had been originally b,o,np
in said court with the right Of the writ !
error.
SEC. g. That the doctrine of legal fond,
by the said companies shall have its fnll Iaas
effect upon all questions of costs and tba, :
all cases of appeal the appellant shall eirl
security for all costs that shall accrue in S,n
sequence of said appeal, in the same mAnns.
and with the like effect as was provided fl, !,
cases of appeal from award of arbitrators ba
the 29th and 30th sections of the act rplatD,
to Reference and Arbitrators approved l6,5
June, 1886. ..
Sec. 10. That the said commits sioners sh,r
each receive the sum of three dollars Der dsv
for each and every day necessarily spent b.
them in and about the business Of their an
pointment, and five cents for each and eyerv
mile of necessary travel, and the fees of Witpe,
seS upon second vieY. and persons serving sub
pGnas and other process, shall be the same a,
now allowed by law for similar services.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

Bas~The Summer Arrangements of the Del
found in advertising columns This route is favor
ite one, especially for Summer travel, by-hose going
either to Philadelphia or New York, af'rdng an oppor
tunty forviewing the celebrated Delaware Water Gap
well as a succession of other delightful scenery. The
D. L. &. W. R. r. has the reputation of being of the
best managed roads in the State is proved by the
steady increase of traffic. and by the regular and speedy
transmission of passengers The Superintendent john
BRIsBIN, ESQ., formerly of TunkhannoCk who not salts
fed with earning envabe reputation at the bar has
also by his tact and ability achieved fame a R. X.
Manager. The General Ticket Agent WM. n. jerks,
has long been connected with the road and is known far
and wide and justly celebrated for his courtesy and ia
marity with the perp!exing duties of his station.
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PRoGRLSS OF LAYING TRACK on THE SUNBURY
AND ERIE RAHRoAD.-On Thursday last, as we
are informed by Fernon's Register, the track
layers on the Sunbury and Erie Railroad had
down about six miles of track west of Williams
port, and were proceeding towards Lock Ha-
ven, at the speed of about half q mile per day
The road bed is ready for The cross ties and
rails, except at the bridge across Bald Eagle
creek, near Lock Haven, which, however, will
be completed by the time the gang of track
layers, whose house train is very complete in
its appointments, reach that spot so that in
a very few weeks the road will be ready for
the cars to Lock Haven, distance of twenty
six miles from Wiliiamsport, making, with the
forty miles thence to Sunbury, sixty-six miles
of completed road on the eastern division.
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encouragement offered by those that own property
then it would be different. The ranks of the Company
would be Immediately filed and all could rest with the
assurance that in of fire the best exertons OF the
Company would be put forth.
Asit is were fire to happen to day doubt enough
the Franklin Boys would be out to man one side OF the
machine And still the Of property rest content
edy thinking that the Fire Department is able to cope
with every effort the fire king" may put forth to de-
stroy therh homes Were ire to occur on the weston
east line Of Main street. it would be impossible for the
Company be any service there not hose enough
to reach that distance if the Engine placed at the
river.
We hope the citizens viii not rest cOntented until there
is not vacancy in any of the Companies am sure there
is room for many Let all take hold of this matter
and place the Towanda Fire Department in the enviabe
position she once held. ..... ...-.sr .| ...s
cannot, Mr. Editor close this article without making
mention of the many of kindness received from the
hands of the Ladies' especially by the Franklin Company,
occasion have we appealed to them in van-but
always have they responded in which is an
knowedged characteristic of the Ladies oour town and
while darkness may encompass the Company on which
they have bestowed many favor they may rest assured
their deeds of kindness not forgotten and the Com
pany, though few in number have adopted the motto
heart and hand) which is inscribed the be utu ban
presented by them -" always on hand and ready
for action" -...... .... ....
Will not our citizens adopt the same expressive senti-
ment, and take hold of the matter as they should
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

FOREIGN NEws-The Royal Mail steamship
Arabid arrived at Halifax on Wednesday at
10 A. NJ, having left Liverpool or the 9th
inst, at PM. The intelligence by this ar
rival is highly important, the prospect of war
between France and Austria being regarded
as inevitable, ard the preparations for the
threatened contest in both ustria, Italy and
France being on the most extensive SCALE
There had been a serious decline in the funds,
and the rate of exchange on Vienna in Lon
don had undergone a considerable rise. The
Vienna correspondent of the London Times
had telegraphed on the Sth inst, that the long
anticipated crisis was at hand, and that fifty
thousand troops would be dispatched to Italy
the next day, while sixty thousand would be
held in reserve in Vienna, and seventy thou
sand were to be sent to Bohemia and Moravia
An analysis of Count BUoL's reply to the pro-
position of Russia for a Congress has been
published He declares the whole difficulty to
be with Piedmont, and regards the Congress
as the means of putting an end to the danger
which threatens the peace of Europe. The King
of Naples is reported to be rapidly sinking, and
his physicians have pronounced his disease in.
durable. The most vigorous preparations were
making in France both in the army and navy.
Orders had been sent to Toulon for sixty-eight
mcn-ofwar to be put in readiness for sea at an
hours notice.
In England political affairs were in most
interesting condition the Ministry had deter
mined to dissolve Parliament and appeal to
the country, but the time for the dissolution
had not been decided upon 1t was supposed
that it would be before Easter Lord PALMER
>roN ceusured the Government for the course
they had resolved to pursue. Members we're
issuing their addresses to their constituents,
and Lord STANLEY and Mr.. THOMAS Barring
had been solicited by the conservatives to
stand for the City of London Great opposi-
tion was made in Parliament to the contract
given to the Galway line of steamers, and it
was proposed TO substitute Queenstown for
Galway.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28
pagThe water was let into the North Branch

BzI3 TIC WdItT Was IGI IUlU JIIt NUTIn DTdnCD
Canal some days ago. which excepting small break
Tunkhannock, appears to be in excellent condition. Bu
sness, has not Aeyer yet commenced the Junction
and Chemung Canals not being filled. Upon the for
mer outlet lock Elmra, required repairing and
though three steam pumps used it found very
difficult to keep it sufficiently clear of water to allow the
repairs to proceed The rise in the river will also
some delay Upon the Chemung Canal several locks
being enlarged 1t expected that it would be ready
for the water by Monday last but the Elmra Aduerrs.r
says it will be the lst of May before navigation
The Coal interest in the Wyoming Valley is preparing
for an active season. though is highly probable that
low prices will rule. The toll upon the North Branch
for Coal has been reduced to % cents per ton from Pitts
ton to the State ne for cargoes going into the State of
New York.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28
CANAL DAMAGES.
WA. II. MANN, Sec.

We are enabled to give this week the law
enacted by the late Legislature, for the assess
ment and recovery of damages, caused by the
North Branch and Wyoming Canals. Its pro-
visions are substantially as stated in previous
issue. 1t provides that the Courts shall ap-
point three appraisers, to be called Commits
sionerS of Canal Claims, who after giving the
necessary notice shall proceed to assess DANA
ges, &c, and file their reports in the Prothono-
tary's office, from which report either party
may appeal within twenty days upon giving Sc
curity for costs, and the Court shall then ap-
point srcn disintercsted persons, in each case
so appealed who shall proceed to re-examine
and re-asSess damages and make their report
to the Court upon which report, if approved
by the Court, final judgment shall be entered
and if not approved an issue shall be formed,
and proceedings had as though the case had
originally been brought in said Court, security
for costs being given in the same manner and
like effect as is now provided for in cases Of
appeal from award Of arbtratorS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

b9~ Owego is great place for compliment
airy dinners. Every citizen that leaves that place hon
ored by public demonstrations and fed and toasted and
speechfed Two such occasions have happened within
the last two weeks. G. C. WALKER and G. o. CHASE
have each had grand Ovation, and been dismissed to
the Western Country after the usual proceedings which
appear at length in the Gazette.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

bg-Two days of disagreeable storm culmin-
ated on Saturday evening last in squall, which
lay upon the ground to the depth of several inches We
learn that the fell in large quantities. being
foot deep at HOrnesve The river is in fine rafting
der and all the lumber along the streams will find its
way the lower markets. where we are glad to learn fair
prices await it.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28
BgA Division of the Sons of Temperance

will be instituted Saturday evening next at o'clock,
in the Odd Fellows Hall, in this borough. The persons
named in the charter and all others wishing to become
members requested to be present punctuay at the
hour.
This Division takes the and number Of the one
formerly in existence here-Towanda Division No lO3-
and it is to be hoped that the exeOns of those who have
undertaken to organize it, will be crowned with success
and something done toward staying the tide of ntemper
ance. which has had full sway for some time.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

Bas- News from Utah, to March Is, brings
information that the weather was the Severest
ever known in the Territory, tremendous snow
storms having occurred in the South Pass ;
that four or five thousand persons will leave
for the States this Spring land that collision
had occurred at Provo between the Mormons
and the troops stationed there by Judge
CRADELBAUGH to protect the United States
Court. The act Of the Judge, in ordering up
troops to his support, has created a bitter feel
ing among the Mormons.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

STEAM SAw-MnL BURNED-The steam-saw
mill owned by L. C. Booth, of Candor, known Is the
Strait MILL one mile and half north of Straits Corners
Tioga county, N Y, destroyed by fire Thursday
night last the 14th inst. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of ncendary The loss is estimated at
about 81 500. No insurance.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28
Republican County Meeting,
And other able Speakers, will address the Meetir

STATE CONTENTION citizens of Phlla-
dclpa and of the several counties Of this Commonwealth
attached the Peoples party and all Others who OPP
posed the nwSe and cXtravagant measures OF the Ma
tinHal Administration, requested To send delegates
equal in number to their representatives in the General
Assembly Convention to be held at Harrisburg, on
Wednesday the sth day of June 1882 to nominate cand
dates for Auditor General and Surveyor General to be yo
ted for at the General Election in next October.
HENRY NJ. FULLER, Chairman.
WV. II, mann