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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24

Tree PLANTING Have y5u never heard
OF the student who, on being told that the
crow would sometimes live hundred wear.
bought a young crow to try the experiment.
Yes, we indeed, we have heard of hrm.-ta-
irony Is excellent,-and Of DR.. Johnson
growl about the frightiul interval between
the seed and the timber " Sill. we saw.
plant trees, They who plant at once, Instead
OF wasting their breath in selfish COMPLAINS
OF the shortness Of life, find luxuriant foli1-s
waving over them much sooner than thew
expected But, whether you live to see tla
maturity of your trees or not. be benev1lsr-
enough to plant for posterity. Transmit &.
your children the Inheritance of rural heau-.
received from your fathers, greatly augment
ed: BY all means plant we'll, and the result
VIII oyerpay the labor North -4nericq7 81
rielr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24
NEW YoRK. Aug. i

Last night Jemmey Massey, notorious
English pugilist shot himself badly in the
groin, while attempting to shoot policeman
who had him under arrest.
Two additional attachments had been is
sued against the Great Eastern, and another
against her Steward. The ship was bonded
to meet all judgments, and the Stewards
goods were seized by the Sheriff
The Breckenridge Convention at Char
lotteSVille, Va, yesterday, appointed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24
County Nominations.

For Senator's.
J.H. WOODWARD, of Westford,
AsAHEL PECK, Of Burlington,
p. BEECHER, Of Hinesburgh.
For Assistant Judges.
L, y. WILLIAMS, of Essex,
f. II. WHEELER, Of Charlotte.
For Judge Of Probate
r. b. FAY, of Williston.
For SAFES attorney,
j. FRENCH, of Burlington.
For Sheriff.
n. B. FLANAGAN, of Burlington.
For High BaiH6
R. S. BLODGETT. of Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24

LITERARY.-The New Haven PALLADIUM,
received the following bill and letter for a
composition" which had gone into the
waste-paper basket
INV HAVEN, July 3lst, 1860
Editor Daily Palladium.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24

TORNADO N MAssAcHusErTs.-Several parts
of Essex Co., Mass, were visited by tornado
last Saturday afternoon. Salem and North
Danvers were especially the subjects of the
elbow" Great damage was done to fruit,
corn, houses, &c.
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To 2 Competitions. $40 $40

Received Payt
have been delayed in waiting to hear
from You and of course at some expens So You
have held my articles SO long time that I
send You the Bill and hope to hear from
You BY tomorrow morning have composed
and written a composition on the Bridal
Robe which consider woth one Thou sand
Dollars Will you be kind enough to send the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24

\ PoLITIcAL TooTs.-Eyerything is .'of no
consequence" to the Vermont Patriot now 4
days Hear him
" 1t is of no consequence to tine Democra-
cy if the several counties find traitors amonc
the men upon whom they have relied. Hail
a dozen newspapers are OF no consequence
\ hundred cotton-tail Postmasters are of no
consequence. Hon. this, and Judge that
are OF no consequence. Stand square along
the mark, and have no compromise with
traitors
All very well. But suppose some one of
the Postmasters, or Judges, or traitors, should
say the Patriot was not of any consequence
either, wouldn't he be sorry he said any
thing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24
\ eWS of the Week
BY Telegraph to the Daily Free Pre-
VERMONT STATE TEACHERS.
ASSOCIATION.
ST. JOHNsBURY. Aur I

ST. JoHSsBURr, Aug. Is.
Yesterday the numbers in attendance Cd
Tie Teacher Association increased steadily.
and the evening session was crowded.
Hon j. s. Morrill, came into town in ths
afternoon. About 10 clock he was ssrsp-
AIDED by the Band, and splendid toreh-li,b-
procession was got up by the Fire Comr4-
MES as a token Of respect to him.
The marehiugs and eyolutions of the rr7-
eession in the darkness of the ni,bt ,rsr,
very beautiful, and witnessed bv q l,r,e
multitude The Band discoursed excellent
music Mr.. Merrill was called out. and
addressed the gathering in a courteous, dire,.
and sensible speech, excellent in both mat
ter and manner, and which must have hoe,
approved by all who heard him. He j, r,
address the Association this afternoon On .
topic pertinent to the objects Of the Ass,ci,
ton.
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VOTES. VOTES.

State and County votes are printed and
ready for distribution to the Town Commit
tees, at this office.
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New Publications.

L-Di>Dl N'H l'L' lev. - '--''i.-i' -.
90, reprint NO d. O'ID St. ~ guy
NUMBER !aol5 OF '''''9'l,z 1''-' amer ..
Latest Geological Discoveries 1ue fa-u
mony Of st. Peter; Mrs. Gr9t1'- Memoir
Arv S.t,H.r- Primo. U9I-9r1ukow .r
hus'i'' ana olI' T--lllcI 'L'il- OoIl17i.''o
cnce Of Humboldt and NarnEaEen Won Lnse
Cardinal Minis Edition. of the Vatican CaJex
No.. ,.,...-... .,..r.,... ,....l...-,-
ton may begin aJ anF hummer 'd1 NJ"
subscribers generally VIII prefer 70 begin
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24

BIG PLUNs.-Our townsman, Mr.. Jebiel
Munson, has laid upon our table half 4
dozen magnificent plums, measuring. sever.
ally, 81 inches, and one Of them a good SIX
and half inches, II circumference. Thew
are specimens Of the crop on a tree Of the
g Washington Bolivar variety, and are of
fine flavor as well as unusual size.
Mr.. Munson attributes his success To
abundant mulching and free application Of
soap suds and liquid manure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24
amt of my Bill and coppeys of the two con
positions Through the Post Office.
Very Respectfully Yours
THE vRLICANs JFRIcu.

THE REPUBLICANS OF JERICHo
are requested to meet at the Town Room ia s,,.
Jericho, on Friday, Aug. 81, at y o'clock, D. b
| to nominate a candidate TO represent said Tow
the Legislature. Also, seven candidates far b..
tees Of the Peace. z. IT, LArE,
Z. S. Wuucrgs, low
L. s. EIS8or,
Jericho, Aug %, 1850. wf~
GIN. WALKER IS TRCxLLJ.-The news.
that the " crey-oyed man Of destiny Pm
at Truxillo. Honduras. lately. with his G-...
and took the town with bat slight r--.-....
On the part Of the troops. ooeo hisv-
the schooner Clifton, was captured Or
British at Honduras. Its crew was Lru...
TO y. Orleans on the 10Th, in The tHur-.
from Ruatan on the oh
d" Conc, GOING, G2yE." The discussion
the conditions of sale and transfer 5--s
the Douglas men and the B-li-Efere,- u..-
at Syracuse y. Y. Aug. l6., resulted .a fi. .
of the Douglas men. Of the s. names Ia.
on the joint electoral ticket 10 Only wer. To-
of Bell Everett men. Their joint r--5.a, .-
lyingly assert that the RepubLc4a fa-.-
lis pledged, if it comes into Pow-r.-3 use g. .
influence and authority Of the s1v.raa
in hostility to the rights and interests OBJ.
portion Of the states and is amoyemcnta-a..
with the peace ofthe Nation, the ellaI.-.
the States and the stability of the Union
They also say that everything mustbe -a.-..
ced to secure Lincoln 5 defelt,aud therefr..r
must unite to deprive him Of the el.c-..s
vote of New York dc. &c, All their
bargaining ana trading can not hinIsrt Oh
election of a Republican electoral ticket In
New York State by an overp5werns vote.
1t is said that even the boys in the streets .t
Syracuse manifested their contempt for the
conduct Of the Bell-Everett leaders During
the conference the BeI-Everett men had
a procession, which was accompanied by
parcel Of boys who followed it, riugin. sever
al small bells and shouting auction
auction.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24

The Bell & Everett State Convention yes
terday nominated a full electoral tieket and
candidates for Attorney General and Mem
bers Of the Board Of Public Works. No
nomination tor supreme Judge was made.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
Republicans Tor endeavoring to null:fv the
laws through the agency of the Supreme
Court IN the nomination of Judge Brinker-
hoff, and the repudiatlon of Judge Swan for
sustaining the Fugitive Slave Law and csun-
selling all conservative men to vote so as to
secure Brinkerhoff g defeat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-24

Rev. !. E. Rankin, of st. Adams, gave a
very interesting lecture on the - Claims Of
the Bible to a place in our schools
Mr. Rankin commenced his address by
saying that it is a matter of interest what
shall he the religious character Of the future
inhabitants Of our State. To accomplish an
object so desirable as the preservation of the
spirit Of our Pilgrim Fathers, there is no
nstrumentality so potent as the Bible. Some
christian men are timId concerning the posi-
ton Of the Bible in Common Schools His
subject was announced as the Literary, More
al and Religious claims Of the Bible TO a p1ac-
IN our Common Schools
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-26

Ell GlSIERS NOI1CES.-Noucel Is nere-
IL by given that there hrs been fled and settled in
the oee Of the Register OF Wills in and Tor the county
Of Bradford accounts Of Administration upon the follow
ing estates, viz:
Final account Of Fanny ChaEee, executt:x Of Joto
Chafee, late Of Warren, deceased.
Final account Of James ". Brink, administrator O.
Charlotte Shepard, late Of Wells, deceased.
Final account OF Uranla WILSON, Administrative Of Dan
lei Wilson, late of Asylum. deceased
Partial account OF Joseph Homet and Salisbury Cole.
executors Of Frederick Fisher, late Towanda town
ship, deceased
Final account Of Q. O. Besey administrator Of Isaac
Besley. late of Columbia, deceased.
Final account of Marisher Hill formerly MarIaher
Shores) and Albert Lent, administrators Of Richard
Shores late OF WyscZ, deceased.
And the viii he presented TO the Orphans Court
of Bradford county, on MONDAY the Cd dag Of Nay
next for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES II. WEBB, Register.
Registers Office, July 26, 1860.
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Ai-st Nsfhi1l LAIt ~ &c o.
:" SOLO MEiODIET," I"
DRESS MAKING!

IHE Undersigned would respectfully inform
the Ladies of Towanda and vicinity that they are
now prepared to do all kinds Of DRESS MAKING in the
htest and most fashionable style and cheaper than at
any other establishment in the County.
ET- Rooms one door below BedIeInan's block, at the
residence Of j. Noble MRS A. j NOBLE
April lG 1860 MISS J. II HALE
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-26
ORPHANS COURT sALE-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
" of sn order ofthe Orphans Court Of Bradford Cour
ty, will be exposed to public SALE on the premises on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1850, at O'Clock, p NJ, the
following described property, late TIE estate Of Orange
Boswolth, late of Pike twp, deceased, TO Wit North
by lands of VIM Drinks estate, east by lands belonging
to the heirs Of said VIM Drinks estate and lands cf
and Jonathan Nichols west By lards of Stephen Brink
H II. Topper and r. g. Eas:sbrooks Containing about
sixty acres about fifty improved, with framed
dwelling house, framed barn, small horse barr, tTo or
chards thereon.
Terms made krc-a CT the day Of sale.
WIZ. B. STEVENS,
BETSET BOSWORTH
June e 1860, Administrators.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-M lie matter Of

C. NE estate Of Henry S5lc deceased. In the Orphans
O2Trt Of Bradford County
u e e4dsrgned an Auditor appointed by said Court
a. l'oa'e The monies in the hands of the Executor,
~ pe account fled will attend to the duties of his
6A.tROAY he Ilth day Of AUGUST. 1860 at | O'Clock
w. AT winch time and place all persons interested will
p psst 'aeF claims or be debarred from claiming any
P'ruoh Of said fund. g. D. MONTANYE
-! o. lNbn. Auditor.
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Wool Carding in Myersburg.

I'hhSONS living on the West side of the
= susgnehanna river, having WOOL TO CARD can
rave y al The Clothing Store of E. S. BENEDICT. in
and 1t will be sent to the Factory in MyerSburg
charge for carriage
-1!eISETg, Nay IL, 1860 w. A. BENEDICT.
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E.egaL.

Of said sale and provided further that before ary pur
chaser purchasers sha receive e benefit Of this sec
son 80 making said SALE duly certified staterent from
the proper records under the hand and Official zeal of
proper officer showing that ne Is lien creditor entitled
to receive any part OF the proceeds Of the sale aorsa
sad.n
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-26
ORPHANS COURT sALE-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
" of an order Of the Orphans Court of Bradford Coun
ty will be exposed to public sale the preniaes
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1850 at P. M.the following
property late the estate of PM Eosey late Of Springfield
twp deceased to wit The following lot piece par
eel Of land situate In Springfield p bounded east by
n s. Mosley south by lands of T. F. Bennett west by
lands Charles Elliott ct. AL north by lands OF J. No
how'd, and r. Cup. Containing fytWo acres or tleze
abouts.
Terms Of Sale-One fourth upon confirmation of sale
and the balance IL Ole year with interest.
LEMUEL c. GLEASON,
June Z, 1890. Administrator.
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NALE or REAL. EorATE -Thn rnlnn.

MALE OF REAL ESTATE.-The vaIua-
IN oe heai Estate Known the Lukens Lands situate
sals eh township, Bradford County Pa are offered Tor
consist ne highest and best bidder. This body of lands
drad @W VI iour contiguous tracts, containing fifteen hun.
s Ga easy access TO close market for produce as
YorI % are situated only about five miles from the New
ceyes @ Ene Railroad Offers Of purchase win be re,
cor1 ne me Whoe body or for the separate parcels &C
sas t ~ Ihe SUBDIVISIONS occupied by the tenants No
par T M DO made Of less than one hundred acres and
c S WI, not be sold separately unless the whole body
NT oe sold in that way wy
tvNs ~ payment one third Cash and the balance In
hon, 4 annual instalments, with interest secured nv
be % G mortgage on the property. Title unouestiona
e ron all incumhrance Persons desirons OF
Of bS WIN send their offers in writing in the natore
:" ''as per acre, either to my Agent. -' A~'14e
Or "a r,,s.t, =, WIN. ELWELL, Esq, Towanda. Pa.
he iii iIIfsen, SARAH KEENE, adrninistratrix, with
chestn1t $500 81 5ohn Lnkens, deceased, leth and
april 2, 1880 PolA'
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OUR MUs1cAl FRIEND.

" the Winter months Every PIANIST, every singer,
every Teacher every Pupil every Amateur should pro
cac this weekly publication Of Vocal and Piano Forte
Music costing but 10 cents number and pronounced by
TIE entire Press of tie country TO lie the " best and
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Yearly, s. /; Half yearly 81, Quafterly, 81 .25.
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Your entire family, and at an Insignificant cost and
You want Music for the Flute, Violin Cornet, ClariOnet
Accordion, etc, subscribe IN t-e
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C92ii1ag twelve pages costing only 10 cents Z nnm
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Al The bick Numbers at 10 cents. and bound Volumes
Oar Musical Friend" containing II Numbers, at
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ORPHANS COURT sALE-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
~ of an order ofthe Orphsns Court U Bradford Couu
ty, will be exposed to public sale. the premises
lowing property late the estate Of Nelson Johnson late
OF Pike twp deceased to wit The following lot piece
parcel Of land situate IN Pike tp bounded north by
lands Of George h Little. by the public highway
leading through LeRaysve, south by William F. RoL-
bins, west by lands Of Josiah Benham Containing about
third Of acre, all improved, with small framed
dwelling house shop, barn and few fruit trees thereon
Terms of Sale-The purchase n9ney TO be PAID on tho
confirmation Of the sale
J.P FLETCHER,
June I. 1850 Administrator.
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July II 1860.


A UDITOR'S NOTICE -Jlhu Holmes 10
"A r. J. HadlR's use as. Charles NEezd.-In the
Court Of Common Pleas &C Bradford County, No. &C.,
December term. 1857.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed BY said Cour;
to distribute funds raised by Saeh sale Of real estate Of
defendant, vii! attend to the duties ls ppointmeRt 81
his Office in the Borough Of Towarda. on SATURDAY.
the 18th Cf AUGUST, 1890 at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, ~
which time and place all persons interested requested
"a present their claims else be forever debarred from
the said fund. E. CYERTON, Jr
July IL, lseG. Auditor
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\ UMINISTRA TRIMS No WUE.-N0 Office
II is hereby given. that all persons indebted the
tate Of JOB SHEPARD late Of athens Borough deceased
hereby requested make immediate payment and ali
persons having claims against said will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
C0RNRLIA SHEPARD,
Admnistratrix de bonis non with will annexed.
February 20, 1850
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A DMINISTR ATORS NOTICE-Notice
IN is hereby given that all persons indebted the
tate Of GEORGE AVERY, late of Rome township decd.
hereby requested to make immediate payment, and
all persons having caim against said estate will present
them daily authenticated for settlement-to john Pass
more, IT Rome. JOHN PASSM0RE
HAMPTON CHAMPLIN,
March l, 1860. Administrations
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EXECUTORS NOTiCE.-Notice is here.
II BY given, that sl persons Indebted 10 the es-
tate OF HANNAH LFIITS. late tPka twp. deceased.
are hereby requested TO make payment without delay.
and al persons hav"~ claims against said estate viii
present them duly authenticated for settlement
ABEL MORE,
March %, 1850 Executor.
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June Z. 1860

EXECUTORS NOTICE-Noticei is here
II by given that all persons Indebted to the estate cs
ASHER II HUNTINGTON, late CT Athens Borough 6e-
ceased hereby requested made payment without DO
lay aIG a persons having demands against said estate
viii present them duly authenticated for settlement to
CHARLES o. HUNTINGTON,
June &C. 1860 Executor.
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NORTHERN LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
No. /, lJoorgate Street, London.
ESTABLISHED 1886.
CAtIIA @or-JS utU.
ANNUAL REFENUEt ................ l,000O00.
Office, New Building, Philadelphia Bank,
AS Chestnut Street.
LONDON DIRECTORS {:


George G.. Anderson, Thomas II. Farquhar, Sir Chas
r. McGrigor. Bart Lord Ernest Bruce, NJ P. Duncan
James Kay, William Westgarth, William Miller. II. p,
Chairman A. P Fletcher Secretery, Edward Fuch, Vice
Secretary.
The Policies of the NORTHERN ASSURANCE CON-
PANY not only guaranteed by Large Capital but
also by the unlimited personal responsibility OF over
One ThousGnd Shareholders.
Rs- Losses properly adjusted and paid without refer
ence to London.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF REFERENCE.
Stuart & Brother McCutcheon & Collins, Jos. 8.
Mitchell Esq, Pres. Mech. Bank Myers Claghorn Co..
Smith, Williams Co. Jas: Dunlap Esq, Pres Union
Bank, James Graham & Co., Cav Manchester d Co.,
Hon. w A. Porter, late Judge Supreme Court.
NEW YORK REFERENCES.
Duncan Sherman & CO., j. &. Jtuart & Co., Geo. Fl
Stuart Co, Abr IN Bells Sons, J. p. Jafray l. Sons,
Robert & Williams.
BOSTON REFERENCES:
j. E. Thayer Brother Jarves & Cormerais. Sweetser,
Cookin Swan, c. F. Hovey Co.. Wilson, Hamilton &
Co.. George Greigg, Esq. Geo. Sne ESQ., johnson, Se-
well G Co., Geo. W. Warren i Co.
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
New Building, Philadelphia Bank.
II. B. MckEAN, Solicitor.
Nay 81, 1850. Towanda. Pa.
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w ANTED-Fiye hundred men as Agents

w ANTED Five hundred men ms Agents
w to travel in either of the States of New York,
Ohio Michigan Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Con
necticut and Rhode Island. a of good character
and ordinary business talent with cash capital Of $500
can find constant employment with pleasure and profit,
and the OF energy perseverance and economy may
secure fortune the agency may continue from three
months 25 years Agents wishing TO travel in the state
OF New York can be Immediately employed. and in Ohio
the first of June Forfuther particulars enquire OF
the subscriber. at ToWanda, Pa.
Apri! IS, 1860. a. WlCKHAA.
NOTICE-The subscribers offer 10 sell the
! copyright to B GLIDDENS FORM DOCKET for
Magistrates tAldcrmen and Justices) for any of the
States of the Union except Penniyvana and Ohio at
prices ranging from $500 $4,000 according situation
size and population Great Inducements are offered pur'
B. GLIDDEN, Frieudsville.
April l6, 1850. A. WICkHAM, Towauda.
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GRAND JURY, drawn for September T.

GRAND JURY, drawn for September 7.
VI A. D. 1850.
Armenia -R3lert Mason j.. ShashequH-EliSha Newell
Canton-JOhn Liley. Abijah Mead
Frankiin-Nelson Gilbert. Smithfelt-Wn. Kncker-
Heryick-Scl0mon Stevens. booker, +. i. French.
Solomon B. Garfield fT6y tp-Enas r. Luther,
Litchfeld--Wm. K. Walker. HeTick' II Kean.
LeRoy-J. p Van Fleet. Tuscaror&-.HtAly Mont
Monroe tp-Wm. White l. gomery.
A. Pratt. W3r-en-naliel II. Abell
Orwel-Goo c. Hmdy. WyalGsiDg-E E'isha Lewis,
Pke-Harman Warner Keller.
Stan z StOne-T. ii. Schoou Wysox-Steuher Clasou.
over.
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DRIED PEACHES, at
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Athens tp-Ransom Parsh
all, Jacob A Weller.
Observation-Disclosures Wilcox
Hezekiah Whitehead, u
Smith.
Canton-Kelion Packard.
Franklin-J NJ Taylor.
Granvi lev. Saxton, LII
man Putnam, II Ross.
Herrick-eremiah Barnes,
Litchheld-Henry Keyser,
LcRoy-Joseph Smiley.
Monroe tp-Jos S lngham
Clark Cummings.
Monroe boro-E HGnley.
Orwell-H S Wilson.
Pike-M II Codding.
sEcoN
Alhany-Janes Lee, Joshua
Athens tp-James McArd e
E" b0ro-Wm Hancock
VIM Fritcher.
Burlington-C r Scouton.
Burlington west--StepheI
Il. Stiles, II Dewitt.
Canton-Leonard Lewis, {
Wright.
Columbia-S e Coin.
Pike-Amos G Pratt, c "
Reynolds.
Ri6gbury-I&ac Baldwin s
3 Brown.
South Creek-A r Tho1p
son Peter j Dean.
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rRAyErsE EuRY-sEcnND WEEK.

- SEINAD " EEAs
Rome-Nelson Ais. sllas
Seeley, ? Forbes.
Ridgbery-Joal Peterson. A
Ostrander, P. W. Burn
ham.
Springfeld-O \ Vincent, J
John y Cooley.
| Standing Stone-C Roof.
SmitLdeld-W II Pierce.
Terry james II Tarrell.
Ulster-S. c. Hovey, VIM
Howie.
Warren-Wm Manning, z
A Jocelyn.
Windham-B Kuy kendall.
Wells-Shunel Rowiey.
J wErE.
lSmithfeld-R Wood. J Els
bTee, Z Nichols. J Bird.
ISpringfeld-A B Tanning.
standing Stones Stevens.
ISheShequin-John Waggett.
Troy boro-Delos EeITick B
Bowen,
| Troy tp-Al.en TAYLOR,
rowanda tp-Daniel SwaEt-
out.
Tnscarora-Fenry Styer.
Wilmot-A J Stone.
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