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Uganda Nursing School
James Conley is heading up this operation.
Hi All,
As I reported today, the Board voted on Tuesday to support the international humanitarian project of The Uganda Nursing School, Bwindi. This project is being developed by Dr. Scott Kellerman of the Nevada City 49er Club and the Reno Monday Noon Club.
The purpose of the project is to help change the lives of the indigenous people of Southwestern Uganda in Kanungu district near the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. One of the oldest tribal groups in Africa, the Batwa Pygmies, were evicted from their ancestral home in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in 1992 by the Ugandan government to preserve the forest habitat for the Critically Endangered Mountain Gorilla. Of the total 600 Silverback Gorillas in Africa, 350 are located in Southwest Uganda in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. These beautiful creatures continue to live a somewhat endangered life in the forest preserve but are no less challenged in their own way than the Batwa.
The Batwa, as hunter/gatherers, were removed from the forest without provision of land or means of preserving their lifestyle. This resulted in a variety of problems including poverty driven by lack of education and opportunity, a broad range of health issues, high mortality rates for children under 5 and loss of their culture.
The personal commitment of Dr. Scott Kellermann and his wife Carol started in October, 2001, when they went to Uganda to measure the mortality rates of the Batwa. Dr. Kellerman found serious problems and that medical facilities were sorely lacking. In repsonse, he started the drive to built the Bwindi Hospital. Then, this rural area--approximately 6000 feet--in the mountains was unable to attract nurses. So, Dr. Kellerman is now building an adjacent nursing school.
The nursing school building is complete but it needs $250,000 in equipment and supplies to begin to offer the three year program designed to train nurses. The Reno Rotary Club has agreed to serve as an international grant sponsor and will soon be submitting a Rotary International Foundation Global Grant to purchase furnishings, classroom and lab equipment. This will be the largest project the Reno club has ever undertaken and it can only work with our support. The club is contributing at least $25,000, and to date, six other Rotary clubs have signed on as co-sponsors. In addition, individual members have stepped up to make personal contributions which will leverage our money even more through the Global Grants program. A $100 donation will likely turn into $750-$1000 through matching grants.
We signed on as a co-sponsoring club at the $1000 level for the following reasons:
* This is an excellent humanitarian project that will offer hands on service trips. You will have the opportunity, if you wish, to travel to Uganda and volunteer in the hospital; help complete the nursing school; build houses for the Batwa; enjoy a homestay and cultural events; and visit the adjacent Gorilla sanctuary. There will be several trips. Dates TBA.
*The $1000 club donation will help the Reno club reach its goals and we see a bright partnership on international projects with them in the future.
* We will likely have Dr. Kellerman as a guest speaker in the 2013-2014 Rotary year to give you prespective on where our funds are going and to drive entuasism for international service. Hopefully, he will inspire some to travel to Uganda.
* We may have the opportunity to take the lead on a future Bwindi project or elsewhere with the partnership of the Reno Club. Global Grants will require us to partner in the future with other clubs in the district due to changing rules.
* We have arranged for individual contributions to count towards your Paul Harris. This gives you the opportunity to contribute directly to a specific RI Foundation project. Now, you will know exactly where your money is going and what good it is doing.
I have attached three documents if you would like to review more detailed information on the grant application and the project. You may also want to go to the Bwindi Community Hospital website at www.bwindihospital.com
If you are interested in supporting the school and participating in one of the truly great humanitarian projects our club will undertake, please consider making a personal pledge and donation. To make a pledge, please indicate to Carla the amount you want to pledge and we will make sure that you will receive Paul Harris credit. Remember any donation counts, regardless of amount, and we will work with you to recognize someone on your behalf if you wish. Checks are to be made out to the Reno Rotary Foundation or The Rotary Foundation and given to Carla. For the Global Grant applicaiton to be the most effective, we need to know pledge amounts, and if possible, have all checks to Carla by July 1, 2013.
Thank you to all of the memebers that donated today. As individuals, we have already exceeded the $1000 the club pledged!!!
In service,
James Conley
Rotary Club of Truckee


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Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, November 07, 1867, Image 3
fradfard frioxit hOCAL "AND :ariggft4.b. .1 . • Mr A ?In k Clines Dulazroair. r : Rapist ' e.harch. —Rev. ROBE= DIINEA, Pastor. Preaching, Sundays at 101 A. ar. and 71 p. ar. Sunday &hod, 11 p• s. Prayer i..! - Meeting every Thursday evening. ' / tt.: E. Church.---Rev.;. T. Banal:mixt(Pas tor. *Preaching every Sunday atlol and 7P. 3E. Sunday_ School,/1/ P. x. Prayer Meeting every Thursday'evoniug., - Presbyterian Church.—Bev. Hams, Pastor. Preaching every,SUnday at 101 ~' s ., and 7 P.m. SruslaiSehool,llPas. Prayer Meeting Thuisday overawe, ChurcL—Bev.V. Hoairece, Pas tor. Preaching every.SondaY at 10i • and 3 r. Sunday I3chool 1 ' • / • . - Bar The Rev. j. 00RDON OARNOCIIAX of Danville, Pa:oia spending - slew days at the house of N. Aserawaxa.. ser Tile Association of Bradford .1 'onaty,4`eaehers will mejit at Monrosian on Crulay% Nov. ,BtB. A. T. LILLY, Pres. 0: E. Faxmcwoirrs,Bee'y. Or The Bradford County S. S. As odation notice. published last week,should rend Nowntier 11 and 12, instead of October, I I and 12. Those desiring to purcbOs a 'alnakole Tavern Stand, will find sm'oppar t unity in tlia "Bradford Howse," ,Waverly, which is adver t ised , in another 'oolumn, a more desirable property is seldom offered. BROKE 14447- Two - prisoners,named Frederick Austin and Gearge Shippy, broke out of the jail at Montrese on Tuesday eve ning of last week, and are as ydt•their own keepers. Sheriff/Lane offers a reward of ~1110 for their capture or $5O for either. RELiciotia Nonce.—Quarterly meet- ing of the Wysox Baptist Church will be held on Eatarday and Sunday, 9th and 10th lest. Opening sermon by Bev. B. Durtr.,►r, 19i o'clock, A. M., at the Black School lions e. D. E. Bows, Pastor. THE CROOKED MADE STRAIGHT.-011 Friday morning a young lady of our city, whose head has been drawn upon her right 'shoulder and breast from infancy, was en tirely relieved of the unsightly deformity by Dr. Up De Graff, at the,Eye and Ear WO tite.—Elmira Daily Advertiser. o Cows & Post have opened a new Eating Saloon, under the Azlpts ()flies in the room lately occupied •by the Tele-. graph office, whers they are ready; to supply, the wants of all who may favor them with a call. , .They will endeavor to satisfy all, with prompt attimtfon, and good fare. i A two feet vein of Black Ox. ide of Manganese, has been discovered on the farm of Mr. Benajah (instin, near Ctui ton. The property has been leased by. Messrs. Wilson and Packard, of Covington Tioga Co., who intend opening it soon. It is said to be worth $2O per ton, delivered at the railrdad.—Troy Gazette. - 'sm. The Erie Daily Republican is a welcome addition to our editorial table.— It is a daily recently started,:and giyes ev cry evidence that talent an'd industry are '•onnected with the concern. The Lewisburg Chronicle, has been erilarg vd improved. It is one of the best of our •zchanges A GRZAI LAND Surr,—The people of t he Fifth Ward, Williamsport, are consider ably excited over ejectment suita brought by a portion of the heirs: of the late Judge lummox° to recover ninety !acres of land .;fild some years since to. Pzrzn Thin' Dle, which is built upon with some of the most doput residences and extensive establish ments in the city. There has iittibtbly been more unprovem6nOw Stoves in the last few years than ever before. Many of our best me chanics have turned their whole attention to their improvement, and the result is, That we have now many stoves smear per fection as it.is possible to get them. We Lave noticed a Cooking Stove at Aspinwall's New Hardware store, called Our Muilmi Friend, and a Parlor Stove called the Morn flg Glory, which we think are perfection.— If they make anything more beautiful than the Morning Glory; we have yet to see them. SEND U 8 TEIE NEWB.—There are items oi local interest transpiring throughout the -minty every day which we would be glad to chronicle if we had the facts. We there lore ask our friends to note down snob items ,as they think would interest them if they were away from home, and send them to us. We trust that our readers and .friends throughout the county will send us the facts in reference to occurrences of which they hare personal knowledge, and their names guarantees of the truthfulness of their statements. Give us any information you may hear about improvements, accidents, crops, farming, ,taking care ,of grain, ani mals, poliltry, and information in regard to .-rerything pertaining to your business-or hisiness interests, and we will work it up into news. • THE ' AMERICAN JOURNAL ..OF HORTICUL• rm.—This excellent miswrite for Novem ber is befoie us. The object of the pro 7 -xietorn to give to the country &serial, Ant ilia& in matter as well as in mechanical ex :ration, to be of use to the practical gard nor and instructive to the amateur has besn folly attained. Each number contains 64 pages of reading matter, numerous illustra tions and descriptions of new !mite, veget ables, and flowers, and cannot fail to be of advantage to persona/timing a taste for the useful, the ornamental, and The beautiful. The second year of the publication of the magazine will commence wittl oTernutry next. The subscription price is :3.06 per annual. To a club of ten 52.50 each, and a copyio the person getting up thd kddrese J. E. Tilton It Co., publishers, Roston, Maas. . eft. JAMES G. Cwut, the author and t t u Composer twill hold eof his sociables at the Court House, ,in - place; on Tuesday evening. Noiembar th. A Mr. Ciras is well known to the people of this County, and his reputation as a balladAdnger so well established, that it is hardly necessary for lie to urge attendance upon his concerts.-"- The following notices, show the estimation' in r whieh. he is held : are glad ,to learn that James 1,. Clark, the distinguished vocalist and song-IV-liter, is so well satisfied with his C( rile! reception in Northern Pennaylvanla that he proposes to spendlimeralinwithi in Riving his popular !wadable*" in this and neighboring counties. In - this utilitarian age, then like Mr. Clark, Who can Maslen ally lead our minds awarrfrom the routine of every, day business late the' beautiful realms ofmuslo and imetry,are publitibsue.. 4 factors, and as such should be weloonted among tut.--.3kndroiet Republicam. - Passonx. -Ames; G. Oak, ire 11 knOwn E as theranthortif scar pStigt .. 1 and pop Mar balls& 'lf wi th taken up hiss. _reside tie WU** ot has manned ali 'e. gaiviit .. . ed by all Who know ' r., , . and vocalist : Mr. 140 'songs ing, have naikmady a good. .- , silways abit to make th e world not worse. His pen di* wine good service against altivitrYand mice. At'the idol! +fp" of Ids , fore the State Temperer:me Con, Albany,a few weeks sinceithe Rev. Cuyiero of Brooklyn 'llOl.lOPd-1 nteished there were 1 singing trtdhs ingot/is '. : Ctica Daily Mould. - Mr. Clark will also dakalferiing.Nov. 11 "0 4 04 and at W. =3 .Tionnaur pi. - , ..--lhe ..ti: w ' Tau npry bitildiitge of • ~. & Bra; at chelion,' . in this county , virerilentiielY' des . .yed by' firs on Wedneoday ' ' rsiiiig of kis week.— The fire is supp sd hive ori !• ~ ted from the engine connect ed with the buildings. A. large stock otieath will& had ust beim i fins hed up4orthe N w toilf . ob. Ins , destroyed: The loss! is ei $20,000,//bet a very sinalltrMrtion Of which was cAered by izsu#4; !This • : the sec ondtotal lois' of buil gi4this ,en_ prising drill has suffered witkin tito yea -7-21iin/c -liannock Den. - t 9 1 • •. . sia- Esquire N t i e wnrion of recently went into Dug Ste well 'and Whitinan, fcar4ii ag, an tumbler intennine to ma it wits Mr. Whitman bad stepped out of 1 fcr a few moments, ,ind tl in .tx - -yit4 himself, instead of 4et * , g wine mistake, and - drank ote tk ir'• dof a of Laudanum. By prokipt am medical assistance kolveier his saved. This is a coatio* to all not to iiieddle with ariclpt - in a —Troy Gaz4ie. i • sop Th : Misse Ckrrints ' 4 1 iing ready pre .. ' .g for tl e ii, ~ al:twill be .een by He ir ixdvertisl Theit show window i alriady a hearts of . e little • es lA° ' admire the .• e dolls erekiisplay many a yo . . a heart 'Wird the gifts w. oh their It" en nigh dnrin: the approaching ho ~ Children . f'a large i groll-th" wi Fad for a iisit, with a sight ! oil L thlne they fitePlay. ' 1 ,yr ' ? SERIOUS AUCIDEIT.--y it last Mi. I , c Bum wps ve:ry s'e jured while I engaged ipclashing. l l for hip Charles 134.0°4. 4e was tom of the well and hail filled the debris which stimeione*bove . 1 inglip, and when within 4 few, f top the rope br9ke, 14th:wilt° buc ' a diitance \of over tfiir4 fe4, upon breaking several ribs Joosi from' , bone and seriously injPrini him 4 He now lies o in a wertcriti;t!tl co Waverly Enterprise. t • TEmPswick.—Thi3 o,v. Ta s. Ron was of Wilmington, Delailiare, 1. tared to an appreciative audiene4 at a Court House, on Saturday saver4bg, onl temper ance,tlia under the authority of Grand Lodge of GooA Template qf Pen ylvania. His lecture 41$ dog** did hig ly inter esting. The places ussi i d to lila in this county for lecturing are one, •• here he established a lodge lust : eek; ome on Monday; 'Orwell on 'Pues4ay: Le .ysville on Wednesday; Herrick on Fri. ay; --and Camptown on Saturday oft this 'w • ek; and at Wyalnsing on Tuesday Of next week.— Gen. Perron, the Deputy toistriet .`. C. P. for this county accompanyfiag Mr. Roamers through the, eastern partied of the County. i g' • For the RE I - Two, -DiorcenoNs.—tie t Methodist Churches, the Mi uroet.! in this County, - will be dedilmted ship of Our HeayenlylFathir, (his nutting.) on the 13th'ind 11th day 1867. The one at Freuchtc(arn onl andlhe one at Franklindalli on Rev. Wm: Sums of Auinxriz, N:Y expected to preach_ on eachccasi.l o'clock, A. M. ; and Re 4. T. T. Venn Yan, N. Y. at 7 o*ock P these churches are for llie pe ople a dially invited. C. M. ll 4Erus, _ Pr. RI S. Sr *S. "The Cultivataril and Gentleman,", is one ofthe bait of o taral exchanges. It is pOclishe weekly Numbers of 18 .to 26 . pages designed to inclnde ever4:Dep Agriculture, Stock-Ittdifing,Bortio Domestic Economy. The Maine Fbrmer speaka of the Gentleman as •Standing a 4 the B Agricultural Press of the Cdantry. The Scottish Farmer calls he Co, tleman "The best of all theAmeri papers devoted to matters id' Burl The Gardener's Monthly sais that try Gentleman is "Conducted wi of talent equal to any. European jo superior to moat of them." Tne Terms are lower tl4in the other paper of similar standng $2 50 per year ; Fonr.copiets $9 ; : iea, $l5. Lore= Trot= L- SoNsipublii bang, N. Y. c. , . ~, ---.1 1" , AN OL V D .FFENDNE.--ttflt 4 aturaay night, Marshal Knapp got Inform. tion that Owens, a well-known char4ter of the light fingezergieltry, who has Been '..eking his. headquarters titre for some time, past, had some back for a temporaiy*it to his moth erit and sister who reside jitst. n o lik of the city, on the Horseheads roll. ' 4 l' king with him a posse of police, he tags essful in stlrrewedin the hAgißei /Atli in th eYenea, 8, Without arousing suspicioil, and found'his man. The special charge itgains him now is for attempting to rob gal* Morley's store, at East Burlington, pa. . Fie effected tia l c:ntrance, but was con fronted by two met, who slept in the store. IThey en deivored is take him, but ileulden y dashing a dark lantern into their eyis, he dazzled their sight that he had timk: to ' cap,e with hie accomplices, but he was, sPc't. tea by them and at' their f` he was arrested. ' Upon being . tak k Pr,,int csatodii he confessed the offence acid wen Nick Bat. ' urday night, with M0r1 . 41 wat , 2 of Wav erly.-ElmiraAdtiker is. .P- - , . -•.--: a Peat, as an lartkle o I ',fuel, so, a l./ long in use in the old corm, 'es, has but re cently been brought into u se iii. this: It produces an intense lAii ;' and is likely to bells:10Y used in mannf rtes where the' highest degree of heatin &lipid, for produ : *Mg steam. It is esipleciaily - esteeined- for F e nse lasi& [ Douai, having e o ratifying st reet of a woo' ilre;azulican ma e without the noise :. attendant nien malciiig tires of wood or coal. - : : ! , . 1 13 i A Son swim= ipitliii lull fuel bas been sant us.frcon Bring 7 - , Wadford Clo: - The map item►willch". was taken is on Vit faro of Augustin ,- , #l. is. Lewis, a 7• 1 • . . third portion , of the Ewa - MOS On the land -lour townsman Lorenzo Ackleizthk: iv . including about seven acres Of. ground. :has binm ascertained that tliepiat 1 4g 11 Or', inatio4 sixteen feet in depth, and be* intinh' lif ie ; - 1 it may be, remains for theenterp , of ; he' t lige to disclose. -• * . 1 Th4e are other, valuable d e posits e same kind in that vicinftlyawaiting the d of indinttry to bring out their Wealth for . . beneflief the world.- When the Lehigh V - ta i lei ii completed we may - hope to 8• - !lis, Many. other seen and unseen . .. *van accomplished.-Pittston Gazette.- I , latirting ; -:ism*. 1 tri= . : ma ei4 1 . d*au3k , ; tom 4 ' •tter OA ve done don, in Theodore that he 810-nwn of Ihe PE! .as Mon- Thtirs 16th. . . . - 1 Allipui!3.-I*n the 13610 . crat .-- and &tturday lest , st, as r. *.., .. and b i ts daughter and E. M. Hadlook, i f Litol4eld, 'Nitre coming to toWn, the horseti, a Pali of spirited conic—took fright at drove "of hogs, and the bits of. one of th bndlei breaking were of course inunanagei. ' able d ran with fearful speed, to'nearthe Susquilanna bridge, where both men weri) throw! out, severely bp - acing ,Wolcot MiSS Wolcott, finding herself alone, ,letipe fibril he carriage just before it was turned, thus, no doubt, escaping with h life, although receiving .severe Injuries: 7 - The 4rriage was a total wreck. The hor see creased the bridge and- were stoppet near the American Hotel. They wereinnin pared.: 'anion, of 'Col= egg in a marl, f be pl baud Cow I . ream : broth : 1 health their I door ; to help made a tumbler timely life was persons, 0 g store. ing to ly des j inst. 'are al ;_olidays, • ment.— roy to the y stop to 'd. HOW lend by will fur lidays.(!) It was any. ,fir H. A. BURBANK is- 'Agent fo the Pficenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., 15 Hart 4 rd,6nn. Applications for Inxraranc - can. made to him, at Dr: Pratt's CHIC.). be re- the nice Fos SALE.—Two Cows at the Ward; Rows. Towanda Oct. 7; 1867. nrsday t . tidy In. 0 . tit a well the bot ket with • as &m -et of the . • et down, his back, *Er Dewitt & Dittrich offer gria, inducements to teachers desiring anythinj to their line. Give them a call. Nov. 7. Quee] "ft WoodwaTd's Country Monies, cheap edition, for •carpanters . showing' thel best ay to build a good _House cheap, ati Cross - Co's. - Nov. 7. • Ilga . Musical ihstrnments- of alll Lt Cross & Co's. . ' Nov. 7. back cranny. ditida— kihds at Cro W Cashici Nov, ceived Fo: Horst: nearly Nov. for sal II on oho at Cro: o new ,• charge, the wor •tvor per - of Iticfv, the 13th, I®. r Persons desiring Pianoes. will t 4 take ' lice that Dewitt 4 Dittrieh kee . always on hand the largest and•best stoc that be found in N. E. Pennsylvania' that y sell at prices that defy competitio . They7ll to ministers who will act as tigen at who esale rates. New sheet music s: ceived .. •y. - - 14th. , may be n, at 10i .max,—of M. As / are coy • aster. RE O,VED.-J. N. CALIF? has remo rr ed X.saw Office from over the Post Offich to the : -corder's Office, when he wilfgiv. partia • attention to eonveyanisinw Orp an Co • business, &c. Oct. 31.-2 m. I Lii OF JURORS DRAWN FOR DECSV• Azar AND SEssioNs, 1867. ci L s • Gump ln Eons. Athe twp., Joseph McKinney; Albany Dyer rmsby 2nd; Burlington Boro., Jo V F =Bur li ngton twp , Reuben Haigh ; Canto twp., Andrew D .Foss; Andrews ; Granville, A Jackson Robintion ; Monroe twp., Abram Boyce, Seven" W Alden; Monroe Boro., Stanie} , 8 jr . .. an; Oiwell, Henry Howe; Pike, Griffin' Canfield; Rome Boro., John Pas more; ; . ~ e twp., Sylvester, lilinier, Cheri" Browni Springfield, M W It Hubbard;i3mi field, . rithorty B Child, Wmi B auto ; Steadily Stone, George Sage ; Towanda Boro. t i Charles : Dayton ;_T9wanda Nortl4, ountry Agrienl - in large each, and tm ent of Lure and Country ad of the try Gen an News Econo Ezra 1 Wells, fey. tatty; Windham, Jackson Babcock; Wm S Ingalls; Wilmot; Harry 13* - F . i is TIILVEIIB amions.--niagr *mg. Ath twp., James Mcl'Vain, Elijah V - gorder ; . Athens Bow, Richard 0 ,llins Baugh Asylum, Franciite; Francis' " Hemet; Burlington twp., Daniel Seller ; Canto" twp, Joseph Bonny,- Thomas W - Barns ; Canton Boro., • Solom .an Duane I; Fninklin, Nathan L Dodge- Granville, II - lister Catlin; Herrick, Win ' Bowker; Leßo ~ Levi c Wilcox, Diavid H Hoitgland; , Mo e Boro., Joseph B Smith; Orwell, . Ro • Nelson, Edward C Bull; Ridgeberry, Bel Withal., Benajah tCooper, Sturges Squires; Rome i twp., Josiah Horton; Spnngfiebt, Wm Fi Gates, Joel Adams, Lyman Porter;' Sheshequin, John Osbuin ; Smithfield, Wm S Iliroin;. South Creek; Samuel Fan sett; Tuscarora, Norris Fargo, John Clas per ; Towanda Boro., Joseph G Patto ; Terry,] ll,anselaei L ewis ; Ulster,, II Kitchein ; Warren, John Carey,._ W . John Lenox, Tracey Ditcher; W , Jacob Piles. , FILANZILS /171101111.-13ECOND WEEK. Athens Bow., Wm Durant, Athenslt , Philip Crane, Richard Lambert; Burlingto n twp., bluirles" Scouton Jr., David : Write ; Colnbia, Ezra W Dann, Daniel C Can; ; Oantoia Boro., Geo E Bullock; Cantontwi., Jamey A Bothwell; Leßoy John Kelley 20; Litchfield, William Garner; Overton,Thoia as Mullen ; Pike, " Martin rrintice, John Reenoy; Ridgeberry; Irad Baldwin, Arab! Stilton; •Rome Boro., Oscar F Young; South' Ore* Peter a Dean; Shethecpda. L P H ton, .Rosettex ' Gillett; 'Smithfield Edwin 13. .Tract';Stahloe 3 di - ' &Berge Barrett; 4 1 ; 1 _van*, Colic- Mepitt ; • Standing Stone, Nelson Stevens; Troy ism., Oliver , Batter,.) Azor Rockwell; Troy licoo,; Daniel F-Pcitn eroy;! Terry, - Miner Terry; Towanda , Elias! W! Hale ; Towanda. Born., Oha Cask D, Henry - harstowyalushig, - ton ;Lewis;-Wells, , L eslie-Lawrence, . beat eeley; Warren, Mylon Prince; Wyso • 7# l Ai ShureS, - . , , . . . A STAGE • TOE ' Way", . conneotin wiltp'•dns East and Wes ' leaves .Towan ev rycluOvping. at " 7 o'cl and will cell, d legs:l6i passing - ere, if names and ' dries ie left at the Post Office with Mes ' 1 41.1jc b u; !. Barba:. ." .1 ~ - a returning leaves Waverly on o evening trains from g ! tsit a_nkr a r r 4:l Aug. 1 - '1867. - • ' , ' , -,•• . 1. e Comt e degree rnal, and se of any ne copy, ight cop- I hers, Al i Be: .The. First Nitional tank,,oi f e itaito ' da has this day declared a dividend of 6 er cesa. payable to stockholders on soli N. ; N. Brrts, Ja., Cashier.. - Oa . 29, 1867. 'he friends of 31 , y5.. Tracy, (foi l Miss Myra Park), of this place, wil seed to learn that she and her his! -Rev. 0. 0. Tracy, arrived safely at utinople, on the 7th ult. By 'a letter A, by Mr. D. F. Paitc, Odra. Tracy's r,) we .understand they are in good and about, to enter on th e duties . o aission. • he Saw and Shingle mill belon F. N. Page, of this place, "waa enti re. oyed by fire,on the night of the 24th The property was vaned of 22,50 CM snpposed to be the work of an insert' Special Ncitittic. • —,....--- ; The life of Prince Albert, by Victoria, at Cross 16 Co's. book store. Nov,:l. Music Books—self instructors, . & Co's., Book Store. Nov. 7. , F , brrED.—A -thoroughly' competent i and Book keeper, apply to, 1 . S. N. Asrumuz. A large stock of Furs just re at TAYLOR CO's. Nov. 7. SALE Caser.—Several valuable ',also a two seated Democrat Wagon, new, credit will t ,be given. 7.-3 w - Jxa J. Garevmm. Pictures and Picture Frames at Cross Co's Book Store. 14 . Pi tires of any size framed t notice, and very reasonable terms, !s Ar. Co's Book Store. g. ' -' -----°' • ditAlrli IRA 1 BALDWIN-1-WIIITAOIIH4By the • rf ' Clio. P. McNair,' of Honey,l Mr. : 1 . • Baldwin to Miss steui whatact l e. •,, , of Pietnre Hocks, tyroming Co., Po. - ' wotcorr-ltrivroN asthe , •. • mouse in Chive, Oct;3l, by the R ev i ll -.Y.. liikri -Ahi 'biro* Wolcott lof • . ham, Pa., to ?ties •Hattio, unite , of F 111.1. 1 114-LANDON--In Herriels, at-the resithince of- the bride's father,;Oct. 1; by Bor.' A. X- Arnold, lir. Ethel_ ' i • ". , of Herrick, to Miss Libble 'F. I I • eldest daughter of a011. 4 30i Litm.. • • pomEl3o/i—tiANPON-Atthelame is , e and place, by the ""' same, Bev. Wm. : Thoiiipson, of Herrick, to Hiss Landim, c , o , ro 1• daughter of Pm. WEYMANLlthil'oll—in Overton, 0ct.417,. Ca i n by B. H. Richard; Esq., Orlando W 7 man ,Miss (hatstands Hatch, all of HAIND HANCOO H—By the satne, - Oca. 31, vin Hatch -to Mrs., Abby Ann : . - cook; of Albany. ' 1 • t - ' - D 1 D SNITS—In Canton boro' . Wedneekty. tober 16, 1867, Deborah D.,'Wife t2i: Smith. - Aged 27 years, 8 molls an EVANS -In Piki, Oct. 10, in tie r 70th y of her age, Mrs : Catherine' Evans. Mr.nnd Mrs. Evans came 4m_ Walesite this town in 1831. This part of the y i Cotity was then mostly a Wilderness. Mi. E.varts . was an `esteemed member bf the Welsh eon.' gregational church in this town and had been a consistent follower of Christ 4b yetis. She has left a beloved husband / 8 'children / 20 giand-children and a huge Circa& 44 friends to mourn her departure as - si alb& tionate wife, kind mother and *,ittdiehNi. neighbor: Nun Mountain' obi, JOHN W. MIX, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Toirismia, Bradford Co. Pa.! ' 7 General insurance,and• Beal Estate Agentr.,— Bounties and Pensions collected. Inudnebs in the Orphan's Coart attended tq promptly and' whit rare. Me' tiro black smith of Ward House ,up stairs. 0 ct 424, ESTRAY.—Came to the enclostiro of the subscriber, ToWanda twp.. about the Ist of October, Y yearlings, one pale red, one white with a little red. The owner Is request ed to prove property. pay charges and take th em away. A yoke o f 3 year old Balls for Tale. , • B, DAVIDON Oct, 17, 18a7. . ORAIIBER)LIN, Has enlarged Ma store and is dilly' adding largely to hii stook. •In tto , line of 'Watches he keeps the WELL KNOWN AMERIdAN I And a well selected, assortment of, SWISS WATCHES, all. warranted to run .well or the monep refunded. He keeps on hand a large us sortment of the celebrated , • - • SETH THOMAS CLLOOK And the ITHACA CALENPAR CLOCK . ; Suitable for offices the. Parlor or Kitchen. As ' usual a good stock of line JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE In the plated line, he has Rogers Mother FORKS AND SPOONS Heavily plated Breokfast & Din4er Caiskfrrs Elegant treble plate doable wall, ICE PITCHERS,! _ •' Handsome Cake Baskets, - • BUTTER t BERRY Pickle Stands,Ut Bells, &co.& CHAMBERLIN is now keeping the GROVER it BAKERIEIj Family Sewing Machines These Machines are superior to. all others for family use, for the following reasons : • They sew with two threads ',teed fiorn the spools, and require nn rewinding. They are more easily' understood and used, and less liable to derangement, than other ma chines. They are capable of executing perfecLy, without change of adjustment; a much greater variety of work than other machines. The stitch made by these niachines is much more firm. el- stag, and durablei. tally upon articles which require to be washed and ironed, than any stitch. This stitch, owing to the manner ID which the wider thread. is unwronght, his much the most plumpsnd beautiful •in use, and retains this plumpness and beauty, even upon articles frequently washed and Ironed, mail they are worn cit. The structure of theses/ft is such, that, tho' it be cat or broken at intervals of only a' tew stitches, it will neither open, ran, nor ravel, bat retrains firm and durable. 'Unlike other machine* these fasten both ends of the seam by' their own operation, With these machines, while silk is used upon the right or face ; side of the seam, cotton may be used upSii. the other side without lessening the strength or dprabillty - ot the seem. This can be done on no'.other machine, and is a.grest saving upon all _Articles stitched or made up with silk. • - These ilach Wes, in addition to their auperior merits as instruments for sewing. execute the Most beautiful and perma nent embroidery and ornamental work. • ' • ' - Yon can get Sewing Machine Needles, nd all articles pertaining to the Machine bdsineas. MUSIse,! PIANOS, ORGANS AND. MELODEONS:I Yon can get at CHAMBERLIN'S one of DECKER BROTHERS lINEWALLEH PATENT PIANO FORTES ,No better made in the States. Warranted sev. 'Ten, years, and to stay is tune longer thiti - auy Other. Keeps on hand the Aaierican, and Treat Lindaley& Co , celebrated . • PARLOR.J•ORG-41 1 8 I Which for sweetness of tone and style of 'finish .cannot be surpassed. Are sult.ble for Churches Lodges, Seminaries, and the home circle..; Also a general akortment of other musical bistro. meats together with Violin, Weill:well° Strbiga Bridges Tail Pieces, ST, Bow Bair, Keys, Resin, tc., he. Bernember.that I do not depend upon the sale of Musical Instruments fora living, curiae• *wady am willing to sell. at a very small ad vance. WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING; Done in the beattnanner, u nano!. iatea Towanda. July 18. 1867. I JEWELRY STORE AT DU A: yciuppL Informs the citizens of Soßiven county that he; has opened a Jewelry Stora,•in the building op polite Welles & Ackley's store, Mistime, when he will keep on hand an assortment of , I. JEWELRY, WATCNEB, AND CLOCKS, Which will be sold, as inw as at any other Flo* in the country. Partidular attention paid to Watch and Clock Repairing. ewr Give me a call, as , many you& exp ri - once will elable me to wive slag tctior. - Dashose, Oct. 9. 1867: - . , ' - hIARAI FOR SALE.--SiinatUdi in X Mansfield. toga county, Pa.,'in the• *MP limits. 'Contains 113* acres, 40 - of Which is Timber land . 30 acres improved fiat land. end 43 acres. pasture. A good two do .7 brick farm house nith kitchen and wood house attached. also barn and other outbuildings, orchards, itz. (*Heat water, Ao. A good farm , for dicey hop growing and all of er ,crops : • The State Normal School, arid Hom for ,the soldiers' Or. phan tibildren are' toot here. The Mansfield j Iron Works have btea remodelled and are. mike 4bg 16. tunitbest pig iron daily. Other simiffr works and Rolling ,hills are . , in oontemplati Taint reasottabln. • •- - • • _ :I Oct. ' ' • '''• ', - ' i Hai H. MAIN - Mansfield. O 28, 1867..-Im*, • ' _ , SALE.-163 acres" ' uni rP i iQR • • • a od. ed hold thitered Witb•Phte, one h . Camptown, four miles from the Bungee/is • • Apply to ' ,?, MONTOTIS a,' W : I • - Towanda -Aug. 41,1881. I .: • IPHICHIGHEST PRIOP tit pall 4 7 1 4M tori. dP f ~~"'ir, n+uFsi~il~, " lIN Liglot -*;' tflir =i - sits 2 it a , o .1.. HOER 0 T . '7 , (!)-. ' , RUM `~~. BE= =ES IMO {`~ +- ~ ~ -' - H 0 • I . 4 so :- • , - . 1 - , ' , ~,.. 1 ::,, d. LI ICE I-I Cl 2 II la tk11) • is - ALLYN loving pulsated the W Baker 7 tad Xalgat...kletsbil !went sad retently kept by istakElaiiii, dna deo= of the Ward Noose, Hain street, Toweadki Pa., and having re-modelled the maw. ;they are prepared to to al& their customers and the. able rates. • radio with trverythhig is their ilas st reason- . r • \- o ._ , ~.,,-, .. 1.... , • , : 8 .;.,.. . 0 1 ~. ~, :. , ~ I ' til • i- ' 0:1 . . a' . •W , , -,-• • . - til . - -' : •• i .:. •n.= , • •_, .., • oil . . 114 - . • • : L = -. • r- E2l g " I I._ T. • • : • • • FALL. &MINTER GOODY,: *ll=lliinipiff alleUe JALLOO6I4IIIIIOIIIIII, skittle 3 ,4 - •;,;, t zr , 6 . a '2 VllNTlLV i llgitle 4'l ISM Ma D'lt 4, t. O.= :[::43,:"0 - O'irgi i s" - r-s se c ia , EMPRISEL CLOTHS, ALPACUAS, PLIIDB, PALMS; Pita& 9(4 eltprydr Gingimuno 12i, bags. " Blooola d 0 d0....10 ® TABLE LINEN AND t TABLE CLOTHS I 011011ANDMAPW1101110WKIV; WAl l k i ßeA li k !FOB! THE SW* mums s.atwur ;gros• VIII SEASON ! Dlt S 13' t RIM *INGE, ! COMPIUSING! THIII Linn 01TLIII. MVP 00 61 11101110 ktalii/4010Ct. DREW , AND' SAO& BUTTONS I soma stkti St to u)Ss ot000k: PAIINI - 11102 . 7awre zoos mann ♦ usir sad spleadlt, ar,tbia. 1. • NIOE TAMllapt ,FOTIONN nalralltlr t A socyliviiertuantiof Sas aid' Bop BUCK MITTENS" AND GLOVES,' LADIES GLOVES AND HOSIERY. [ aka*. of Ow Mot WON LADIES gLoAra AND SACKS Alt vow. low Wow. . IL I, IA 14:1 IsT ito- 7 1 7 1 Wears also r•xiiAs spleaM4 line of mac la this &prima • as Oa late Styles of HATS . AND BONNETS, . Togethelmitki nicejiall et TRThatiNetr ! ,, Ain) FEtiTICERS FALL AND_ IVINTER 'TRADE All as lite sad Masi' gybe of 'B 0 R T 8 . 5.! So that weke4prepared to salt the wants aad tastes at •B. • are applied with' expatiates' sad able Milhous. and will apsre no pstos to plum sad girl sathatetios In Ibis branch of for put kn e w§ bops to small continaid !liars at t!ais Ara •p. = Towsads. Sept. 36, ° - • HE ' TEMPLE.OF FASHION I NEW swim AND NEW- Goons! An _entire new 'stock of . Clothing bo tight .a., cheep atibetorethe war to bir etildtrith ; r <, SHALL PROFITS 1 7* The touhesigned would reipecuolly mosses to the citmons of Towanda sad vicinity that he is now mods to oar *ea Clothing, anch tie FINE BEAVER OVRROOATB,:, CILINCHILIAS, PILOTS, iFINIIST DRS= LAND MUSIIIIIBBIII-OU7I. ' t an* AlgD OAPS. . . Furnishivg Goods. he.. and that' thole goods bOught *lvory - low limns will los sold with my small profits I intend to establish a per ntanent,trade in this place, stain order to • the coldbkoce of purchasers, will- del on a buns of • HONESTY AN') INTEGRITY" , .61111 goods will be Imitated for what they repremated to be. Come said mains sea maybe* yourself. - Don's forget the placit,l Temple of Fashion. opposite the Means lioase,l south end of Beidleman's Block. H.- JACOBS. • act:l7, 1867. _ • =lll THR - TOWANDA 134XE,R11 11ATNG TBRIRAPIATINGLDEPARTMEMIT ld,lltted fa' the most approved style' elad meal me served at ill boom sad their, store 'filled with a good asioneseat of • • • GROCKIIISB CONFECTIONARY,"- GUISE i bRIED MIT% ac. &A They will top in store sad ,asll at wham& arid retail or manotacture to oaks BREAD, BISCUIT, R1:18K, , FRESH ROl4B, BUN% PIBB ANDCIAKEB, Of all him's. Also will keep the best Crackers of all kinds in. the market, by the barrel or Round. Fresh o,wit eonstmuly on head by the 'keg or disk cheep •as the ampere. They will ass the beat materiels , la army Wag lad will try to please the mod fastidious; Wedding Ind other hum Cakes made to 'Mr halides, suPplled daily and . promptly. ; with anything desired la our. line. They employ none bat the most *UM man, and use may the best material. They are determined to keep a first, clam establishment. Give a fair sad candid Uhl and yolk will dad . it to your advantage. G. H. WOOD. , J. S. ALLYN . Towanda, Aug. 1 ; 1881.—n. r -N Viral estati. 4 Rm FO .- SALT .. ALE AT A, BAR,- F oat, . As ' the : sabeariber - wilding .to . - **sage his b :eines,theore offere his firm tor sao. l 4takimi la L Ain, Mogi _Cosa , %Pa.. eantehdagin ' of choke Ind, SOO 'acres improved, the tabuird u r tinberovell watered by gent Dein - - spina, well 'laced bi Wands, sod 10,101, y 19u*, with , the good Apple *tabards • sad Pratt tor taw ly we. - The Dina nye is a good . sad a good market seven miW . 13 ,11 4 11 =4; one lathe lergeneoel wake la the ,Elbile, wed eve lona hoot the . Willhaniort 4 Matra B. 11.,traily td chetah and ithool. -The inprtal,, meets are on old two shirt hoses osenirtenli tot a lumber arisen, oas hone ben 40 brat feet wit,' undern nobles tor 30 cowering goo shed and other aneseary oat bohemia, aba s iron • Hill seat, with a due built The Inn will be sold with anything on the farm infoliowe z 13 cows sad ill -..Mry , Mani* 1 ena of bones; Mists ol_ harstea, away arm. 1 on ir on Reid 03111 r 1 Inge lowing a liesping Machin co , 3 Horn rakes sad - btlis, bluniagmlll.lhuto - Plows, , go., he., sad la, fact ever th ing is wasting oa a -', gun; siatandy ell a saft.Price $32 as aces 1 . .16; $3,000 dant the beldam to sin -the War lonberielornedow Indies H. KOTTOAbiety, ;loge Co.,Ps. .A - . atig.1,10,,'01,;--na_' ~ ._ ~ • ~..-, '. :, ~: DOB SALIL— r The subscribers, BY. :.J miters of the ... mi State or wai..Gicersi ,oar toe ale tbis Rouse sad Lot situate swam of lmn& dad fleeead stteess. •Towsalle. • • lbe blame Is newly new sad eoatalasil mega' lIth : sidoweellat.woot 1 7 : 4 1. 4a rt• a lci m tilo ea egood tvalu-we7":" elders. • Pallas wiellaii toVaretutse a hose will dw well to t ill - sal Wad min beam parelsaskat _elm Itairke 9/1: IL 1/090, arcs_ du madam e r 'i • ',- • ' 4 ~,, ' • ' MAIM A. MIA sa, -1' . ' seps. nos?. : ,, .. t • .ltssadors. Winn AND LOTS FOR. WA, inissehse aids foe Bahr Wig &Nile. lasted ss &Moot IMO Is Boob Tomas:. rat*Weft As, *kik iird. hoses h , t idied visit &rola=Tie /Cane 4111-We imam - um vill to wi z R.mirply Drftleri:lbssusalkst.:q.- sag. : JOHN Folf iratIALL:. Tataiii'• axe al*mi, ulq - 00 , wigioNk3. 4.large nristy of 1 • - -1111 -•-• - • ViECUTW we - - Notice labbitait NOM • 0 0 kW of nisi 'lair ke t e adateffoo4Wrieildily Ayr 0111 most- ' • : 'llowittEbi'l Nowa. LtsT. - , • • liaosears. LlMMlntatakti g • IC; 010ettanekriliIMMI" de thlEpilt hisisILC~ NW Willorp4mlspirled lawilsky 0 1 101 10 4 at se , posiearmiet Ad= sipdakaidtailleill MIMS dila /e- V satbesauted for omtlassat, AUPtiti t r i Ml io t r Nov. 5. 48117.- - ' DALUIISIZAZWit 4."Airmke is - iiirabt slim; that i t= Milted to the aim of OW: w; kb of Overton, deo% 'aro maiotad mob liaatodiotakammateflod dm, km* old= otthsattofiffl lwattwilw oothooticatot foroattionott.. • Ott. 11.1811. , , DMISTRILT.NOTIGIL—Not* i.hinf#Vred thiteWpazons ind ebted to die agate of HILaN D. 04.4iPtlig late at Sheshaqula. are • todsedel to: make hums* oft Maw, without - 4d ay, and those baring _abbot added dtteated add edge dot: must dm daily autho tor _ • Sept, tk-1, 1 111, 1.1. • Laanta=:-: Vxzovroirs tonota i Nolice benib tbeebil be Meteisime of44ll,thi tr. PIOLTIr "lete of Pike hip., dee'd.; ,ste Chemed to Md. bit mediate moot, and of ebbe" salt estate suit labile "them duly att ti for eettlemest.: - ' . JOSEPH ILIIIBII, _ _ DANIEL L. PRATT, Oet 174107. ; _ Ifiecuton. A MINNTBATOBS.,,,X9F_WX-r, xL:sotaiii.binby , lfteliesilas • row indebted to the :estate of E. a . 11l YoN, deo'd, late of V i a, are Aeliut7.tott to - leaks imatedhite - and 'ammo haviell demands Against estate will preeest thew duly meted forer i eweaL ßlA gi i n r oz i , D: F. PAM , • MIL A DMINIMS NOTlOlV 7 4loooe_iii 414 i befell era 'dial ' all memo ' to the estate et Rased ll'illeasy.deo'd= Water tvp, me rerieslier to lecke :ire allay tad theme baring claims= easiest es. estate m ost preseat them kli.eatheree .. Aliatiebtnow ' 'OCR 2,18 ff. AAIDITOR'S.NOTICIL--In the mai ter if tie estaSt .0 I ate, • .hr the Orplaties Marto/ mimed , . The underalgued of appointed ea Coon. turibardratintosele falbsbande —lob* B. Mall afindidetaturr, win attend 'to the du*. or ids appolatareeal bit oiler is 'Athens Borough, on bated's, the - -.ltiridny Cl Soya, 1867, eV/ (kink, fL sa. ranee an pita= in tomcod ma attend if t hey Adak proper. And all perm* baring chime on mid lona mud 'pre. 'lent them, or be forever *Awed therefrom. •-•- • /AV BUPA October 2,1827. , Auditor. gIIDITOWS N 1171014. --/n Oe mat- Wir terostakulifr '.. y In Ow OrphatesOoorKof : ' The unikeelogie - - Ippobsted V intord Court upon excePtiose lo Intimation a p se m to ink" qt deeehotorill attend to the to thellereogdeep h of Itle appolotaten, 11118PAY.t his oet a git . where en , mooseC elahislautat pleoq, them, or be forever _ JAM WOOD. {, " ltuditop Oct 34.1847, A UDITOWS . NO 03.-inthet Mat- AK. Mr of di idsker.f. Fr.. - di, die'd. In'the ni V e lanit; 2 ooorkot: County. . The an ,malltire - appointed, by . fr illd court to - ktrdinhf to .bands of the adadabarator a pinstedwill attend to the duties of his ap II a m his Mice to the bossed\ of To ''enWILIDAT the 16th day of NOVSYSER, US si I,o'clock p. m., sad all persons baring 4 upon said fads must present them, or be forever debarred horn Ms mate.l W. T. DAVIES, Oct. 24, 1867. " . ; • 1 • ,yv ~ ', Allactr. A SIDITOR'S NOTHTIIO,Ia the mat- XL ter edit *di& q AA* Bmat;ilte'd: s l is the Orphan's Coart of "Bradford Comely._ ' • The -uuteedgued Auditor, appointed by!aaid Court to diatribate zoomme in the '.banla of -the adminietrator of the above . • aerate, will attend _to the duties of hie appostment st his Mimi la that liknongla of 'Towanda, oa Ttenadrai.No*. ember 21,1867, at 1 o'clock p.m., u which time and place all persons biting claims upon said = nines prompt them or be forever de-, B. IfjlPliC, ' • Oct. 9!,.1867. , ' ": Auditor. :AUDITOR'S NOTlater-/ri the nag - ter of Lk - Mate of Reed ltossiortajloed. I In the OrpUale Court of • !trudged 'County. The undersigned anditor"appointed hy said Court-to distribute Wadi In the hada-of the etecutor of said isszate, :.wW attend to,thel duties of .his .appohstinent. at hieotliordrkthe borough of Towanda, on 'Thornlike; 3IM day of Ifoseinbtr, 1867. at .2 o'clock. pan Thearand I 'theme all pawns having claims op int mid es- 1 ;fate" prosint *tali or oi abated. fres I Oomodarin, pare of lands. • .47 • • : maw ' P . INOORPOBATION NOTIOEB. 'Application tor Inoorportion • f ?list abiel ay of the M•thattist 14V-cop - It reb CMS; App for Inoeatioalvtiraw , Libra ry Assoc Atka of Br adford County . _Applicatkon for Incorporation_ cd.Urionlick. 'ral Farm Stock Assoeiltion of 2' orta . Anplkation forineorporatkis of the tint Free Bar Md. Church of Tuscarora ettekiiiii **above a amed Assadatroaa have severally precasted to the ;Court of Common Pleas of Bradford Coring y their article/ of Association Irak ins . tot's' de cree of Incorporation, and the , saldUemt hay eWineg examined the sante, and t hen cor ct, will decree that they be incorporated •as prayed for on Monday the 2d day December 1867. at' 3: o'clock, p. ;Garai ems be ahown to the contrary, • W. A. TRONA PAAbceoter Sae "zutticla s 0 , Oct. le, 1967. a - lIARDIAN AND COMMITTEE LE —By drtoe of orders honed , out of the Court of Common Pleas and Orphaa's Mart. of Ihmifor.s county,laumel Howard, Committe of APen D. Drown, a buratto, nattlatut_T Brooks & Guardian of Mary Drown, Loraine U. Drown, Adeline' Brown, Witham Drava, minor chit. die* of,abrant Brown, Woof Wjefusing, BA will sell on the premise's pubU sale on DAT UM/AY, NOMA= Dial,at 1-o'clock, p m., all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the township of. known as the Hiram •Brawa Paine. and :hbonted and described as follows, to wit : On the north by land of lobo HOiliala r on the eastansts of •Ita Brown. on the south by the Sof quebanna • blur and on the trestly Ends 4. D.Y. Barna an d Ira grown•Alontaho Ink about: a acne of •• • The widow of the said - Hiram. Brown, dee'd, will Join lathe deed so as to Axiom her inter. eat in the - hind to the panes whoinay melon the/amt. • TEMEI4IOO to be paid lila the property is wrack Owe, ~- $55 at the confirmation of the, isle, and the balance of two.thirris of the whole ptirchalm vioney in Untie Ma annual Mounts with inte b :pa osalwation rttliale.; ;tut,. ,third of, the parthriulikerry 10 Ott soar ed bta and 'mtg.& &rift the life time of , Minny Brooks, toVMS therWaristrie to be paid annually, and's! her . death the trhiole awn ao secured, to be pabl. to Du, -1 114 1 .1,ti11A to - receive lt. • • • • • - • • - SAMMIL HOWARD, __Committte: FANNY DMA% Clettektne • Oct. 26.1807. • = ORMAIThav corn Ams.:--B 7 , **tie. of kloo4 13 4 . at the 01 * OW. Coder`'Of Bradford saato s tbir maw Aped Adadaldialoss at Jae of Japtat BOOrtiolot mkt owastr; Loo'dft WI/ bass poi pattUA L Wkaa thaa_a USUAL LIOMB /et 1 1 47.01 o'swek the Mow* &ICAO .1 0 •2 160 * or Nll4, of ianAaltuale la Tap top. R . 001110104 WO& kink &Omar ottiotoottalottooloOtToos aad moolo.loollt par,,b) a 'IWO oak, mob" tbs. tanllp,llm id pea .10 sad damp, ate% sat& WI pai n to ap ant tree, tan IS pia: to tat plata a( Seas his. Clegaltill L 6 OPO4 Oawagollialooflor tomk 'boat Wadies loptoteirs Ahmed bus sal a saalttraatA dwaloplamaathasca. • 212116 IMAINIAtathe ptapsety Wag street day*, °NW, et tailalaaqa apoatilis coaleatatltatat But,atio :said tAa, *ma Intaest acal - aallnutimajo aaa_mtAero alter BRUM 1101waan BULIMIA. . . UtVhbos' li Rifigitur.4liiheilittee . , of Jolla illositipt—' , llroo*R It . I trka of Pone/Ins& * 44 :l ii ii . * m a lb lobos .4 oft , , . toribigino nolkoAt West is at-' Aim of ;Jobs Whillobt-of. ia tioQqa• 17-of.:atikawd.aanikata :tn. 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How To Transfer Files Wirelessly To Your AK DAP
AK File Drop or File Transfer is a newer feature for some of the latest AK players on the market, specifically the SE180, the SR25 MKII and the SP2000T. It allows you to wirelessly drop music files from your PC to your AK player so that they can be accessed locally on your DAP, rather than streaming them like you would using BT Sink. This is a big difference, and also a lot easier to get music to your DAP without having to find a cable, connect it, and drop and drag files, waiting for them to copy, and then safely disconnect from your computer. Essentially you are setting up your DAP as a network drive, which allows you to view and modify file contents remotely.
Note: Astell&Kern's BT Sink and AK File Drop are available on the latest AK DAP products. Use BT Sink when you want to stream music from an external location or device. AK File Drop allows you to use your DAP as a network drive and drag and drop music from your computer to download to your music player wirelessly.
Compatible Astell&Kern Music Players for AK File Drop
Astell&Kern SR25 MKII Music Player
True to the core values of Astell&Kern, high fidelity sound lies at the heart of the SR25 MKII, delivering exceptional audio performance to a diverse range of music lovers. The most distinctive feature of the Astell&Kern A&norma product line is its compact form factor. However, the SR25 MKII offers more detailed sound than its predecessor, allowing the clear expression of each and every instrument and vocal note. The SR25 MKII offers more versatile connectivity options with the addition of a 4.4mm balanced output for the first time in an A&norma player, LDAC, as well as Qualcomm® aptX™ HD, which support and deliver true audiophile sound quality.
Astell&Kern SE180 Music Player
The third product in the A&Futura line, the SE180, continues the trend of exciting innovation for Astell&Kern products, while providing the uncompromised sound quality Astell&Kern is famous for. With the SE180, in addition to superb audio technology, Astell&Kern wanted to show users an element of fun that is hard to find in most Hi-Fi products. The DNA of innovation found in the A&Futura line continues with the SE180. It is an advanced audio system created with the technology Astell&Kern is known for around the world.
Astell&Kern SP2000T Music Player
Staying true to their philosophy of delivering original audio experiences without compromise, Astell&Kern strives to design portable music players that reach beyond the capabilities of a standard playback device to enhance the listener's music enjoyment. The SP2000T combines the OP AMP configuration of the SP2000—the culmination of Astell&Kern's finest audio technology—with a nostalgic vacuum TUBE AMP, adding a vintage feel to the portable player. The Triple Amp System Takes Acoustics to a New Level.
Astell&Kern ACRO CA1000 Amp DAC
Introducing the Astell&Kern CA1000 Carryable Headphone Amp. The ACRO CA1000 is a headphone amplifier that combines the functions and portability of a high-performance amplifier and DAP based on Astell&Kern's fundamental philosophy of delivering original sound. The ACRO CA1000 sets a new standard for headphone amplifiers, providing powerful and clear sound with the features never available on any other headphone amplifiers. ACRO CA1000 supports 4 levels of gain settings so that almost any existing headphones can be driven to an optimal state.
How to Set Up AK File Drop (Windows)
Step 1: Turn on AK File Drop
Head to the main settings for your Astell&Kern player. Click on the option for "AK File Drop" and turn it on. Once enabled you'll see connection directions pop up on the screen. Keep this accessible as you'll need them to configure the network address on your computer. *Before continuing, make sure that both your computer and DAP are on the same wireless network.
Step 2: Create New Network Location
Once you have AK File Drop enabled on your Astell&Kern DAP, head to the "This PC" window which shows all your drives. We're using Windows 11 for this tutorial which be be consistent with previous versions of Windows. Mac users will need to configure their network locations accordingly. Right click on the background of the window and select "Add Network Location."
Step 3: Begin Setup Wizard
The setup wizard will automatically pop up. This will guide you through the set up process to configure your DAP as an accessible network drive that you can drag and drop music into. Click "Next."
Step 4: Choose Network Location
Next, you'll want to choose a custom network location. Remember that information that popped up on your DAP after you enabled AK File Drop? Get it ready. You'll need it next. Select "Choose a Custom Network Location" and continue.
Step 5: Configure Network Address
Now, you'll need to input the address given on your DAP screen and type it here. Be sure to include the "ftp://" at the beginning and do not include the forward slash at the end.
Step 6: Specify User Name
Next, designate a User Name for the device. Be sure to de-select (uncheck) "Log on annonymously" before continuing.
Step 7: Name Location
Here you have the opportunity to name the location of your Network Device as it will show up in the drive menu. We selected the name of the DAP as "SP2000T" to more easily designate the music player when transferring music.
Step 8: Finalize Settings
Next a screen should pop up saying, "Completing the Add Network Location Wizard." You can choose to open the network location as soon as you finish the setup wizard. Click "Finish."
Step 9: Log In
Here you will log in to the FTP server as instructed by the info screen on your DAP. User ID will be "admin" and the user password will be "admin." Make sure they are lower case as shown on the DAP. Click "Log On."
Step 10: Network Drive Now Visible
Your DAP should now be visible in the drive menu. Double click the folder to access your files and music.
Step 11: Transfer Music
Go ahead and select the music you want to copy over to your music player. Head to the "Music" folder and simply paste your music files there. Download and transfer time will vary depending on the speed of your network and size of your files.
Step 12: Enjoy Your Music
Head to the "A" main menu and click Artist, Album, etc. There you should find your newly downloaded music. Enjoy!
How to Set Up AK File Drop (Mac)
The process is not much different on a mac. We'll walk you through it step by step (make sure you are using Admin priveledges as accounts that don't have permissions will be unable to create a connection to the DAP/network drive):
- Launch the Finder.
- Click the "Go" tab, and select "Connect to Server."
- Enter the path given for the Astell&Kern DAP music player to connect as a network drive.
- If you're prompted for a confirmation, click "Connect."
- Once the DAP is mapped, you'll find it on your desktop as a mounted drive or under the "Locations" menu in any Finder window.
The next steps are important so you can permanently mount the drive to your Mac and prevent yourself from doing this process each time you restart your computer. You'll need to enable automounting via Login items under your user account preferences. To do this:
- Click the "Apple Logo" and select "System Preferences."
- Click "Users and Groups."
- Select the user name that has access to the drive.
- Select the Login items tab.
- Navigate to the drive/DAP that you wish to add. Click once to select it, and then click "Add."
Your Astell&Kern DAP should be setup now as a network drive with your mac!
Why Do I Need AK File Drop?
AK File Drop is going to be handy for just about anyone who doesn't want to worry about the hassle of physically connecting your DAP to your PC. It can be a time consuming process: get the DAP, find the cable, plug into the computer, transfer the files, wait for the files to transfer, disconnect, and go. The waiting is the hardest part, and with AK File Drop you don't have to wait for the files to finish transferring. As long as the DAP is connected to the same network as your PC, then the files will continue to transfer wirelessly to your DAP until either they are completed or your DAP disconnects from your home network. The download should continue once your Astell&Kern player returns to the home network.
If you have any further questions about AK File Drop, your Astell&Kern music player, or streaming music, feel free to leave a comment below. Happy listening!
Astell&Kern AK File Drop Tutorial & Review
Available on Astell&Kern's newest DAPs, AK File Drop allows you to configure your DAP as a local network location for wireless file transfer... no cumbersome cables required! Watch more to find out!


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Top Smartphone Companies: A Comprehensive Overview
In today's fast-paced world, smartphones have become an indispensable part of our daily lives. From communication to entertainment and productivity, these pocket-sized devices have revolutionized the way we interact with the digital world. As the demand for smartphones continues to soar, the market is flooded with numerous brands and manufacturers vying for the top spot. In this article, we will delve into the realm of top smartphone companies, exploring their rankings, key players, and emerging contenders.
Ranking Criteria for Top Smartphone Companies
To determine the top smartphone companies, several factors come into play. Market share, sales figures, customer satisfaction, innovation, technology, and brand reputation all contribute to a company's standing in the industry. Let's take a closer look at each of these criteria:
Market Share
Market share refers to the percentage of total sales a company holds within the smartphone industry. It is a key indicator of a company's success and dominance in the market. Higher market share often signifies a larger customer base and greater brand recognition.
Sales Figures
Sales figures provide a quantitative measure of a company's performance in terms of units sold and revenue generated. Companies with consistently high sales figures demonstrate their ability to meet consumer demands and offer competitive products.
Customer Satisfaction
Customer satisfaction plays a crucial role in determining the success of any business. In the smartphone industry, companies that prioritize user experience, offer reliable customer support, and deliver high-quality products tend to receive positive feedback and higher satisfaction ratings.
Innovation and Technology
Innovation and technological advancements are vital in the ever-evolving smartphone landscape. Companies that invest in research and development, introduce groundbreaking features, and embrace emerging technologies often gain a competitive edge over their rivals.
Brand Reputation
A strong brand reputation resonates with consumers and instills trust and loyalty. Companies that have built a reputable brand image through consistent product performance, exceptional customer service, and effective marketing campaigns tend to have an advantage in the market.
Top Smartphone Companies Worldwide
Let's now turn our attention to the leading smartphone companies that have carved their names as industry giants. These companies have consistently topped the charts and continue to dominate the global market.
Company A: Overview, Key Products, Market Share
Company A has established itself as a frontrunner in the smartphone industry, boasting a significant market share. With a diverse range of products catering to various price segments, Company A has successfully captured the attention of both budget-conscious and premium-seeking consumers. Their flagship devices consistently receive rave reviews for their cutting-edge features, sleek designs, and powerful performance.
Company B: Overview, Key Products, Market Share
Company B, another major player in the smartphone market, has earned a commendable market share with its robust offerings. Known for their exceptional camera technology, Company B's devices have become synonymous with photography enthusiasts. Their commitment to delivering top-notch camera capabilities, combined with sleek designs and reliable performance, has contributed to their solid standing in the industry.
Company C: Overview, Key Products, Market Share
Company C, a global powerhouse, has garnered a substantial market share by offering a wide range of smartphones catering to varying user preferences. Their devices strike a balance between affordability and impressive features, appealing to a broad consumer base. Company C's commitment to providing value for money, along with their strong brand reputation, has secured their position among the top smartphone companies worldwide.
Emerging Smartphone Companies to Watch
While the established players dominate the smartphone industry, several emerging companies have begun making waves with their innovative offerings. These rising stars demonstrate potential and are worth keeping an eye on.
Company D: Overview, Key Products, Market Performance
Company D, a relatively new entrant, has quickly gained attention with its disruptive approach to smartphone design and functionality. With a focus on offering unique features and an exceptional user experience, they have managed to carve a niche for themselves in the market. Company D's commitment to pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo positions them as a potential future contender in the top smartphone companies list.
Company E: Overview, Key Products, Market Performance
Company E, backed by a strong technological foundation, has caught the industry's attention with its groundbreaking innovations. Their devices boast cutting-edge technologies, such as AI integration and advanced biometrics, which set them apart from the competition. Company E's relentless pursuit of innovation positions them as a rising star to watch closely in the smartphone market.
Company F: Overview, Key Products, Market Performance
Company F, a relatively lesser-known entity, has made commendable strides in the smartphone industry. With a focus on affordability without compromising on quality, they have managed to capture the attention of price-conscious consumers. Company F's consistent growth and commitment to delivering reliable devices position them as a potential contender in the ever-evolving smartphone landscape.
FAQ about Top Smartphone Companies
What defines a top smartphone company?
- A top smartphone company is one that holds a significant market share, enjoys high sales figures, satisfies customers with exceptional products and services, drives innovation, and possesses a strong brand reputation.
How are market shares determined?
- Market shares are determined by calculating the percentage of a company's total sales in relation to the overall smartphone industry sales.
What factors contribute to customer satisfaction?
- Factors contributing to customer satisfaction include product performance, reliability, customer support, ease of use, software updates, and overall user experience.
The landscape of top smartphone companies is dynamic and fiercely competitive. Companies like Company A, Company B, and Company C have consistently dominated the market with their innovative offerings and strong brand presence. However, emerging players such as Company D, Company E, and Company F are making notable strides, challenging the status quo, and presenting a promising future. As the smartphone industry continues to evolve, competition among these top companies will drive further innovation, benefiting consumers worldwide. Whether you're a loyal fan of an established brand or an early adopter of an emerging contender, the world of smartphones offers a plethora of choices to suit every need and preference.


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Read Mato Seihei No Slave Chapter 125 here on Mangafreak. Bell's Reward. This chapter was release on February 10 2024 with 10 pages. This Ongoing series is for readers who loves to read Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Fantasy, Harem, Mature, Romance, Shounen.
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It sounds boring to watch YouTubers solving math problems on this popular platform. However, it must be another story if some interesting spices are added into the video, for example, solving a math problem while being seduced by a sexy girl. That's also what the following male YouTuber experienced in recent days.
A video titled "Medical student can solve math problems against a sexy girl's "attack" has recently received great attention on the Internet. According to the script, a medical student who ranked No.1 in Math in SAT would join a challenge of solving math problems while a beautiful and sexy girl tried to seduce him at all costs.
With flawless white skin and perfect body, the girl was no doubt very attractive to any guy. In the first level of the challenge when she just coyly glanced at the YouTuber, he could manage to tackle the problem. There was no difference in the second level when he kept gaining success although the girl became sexier and hotter. No touches in this level were included.
Some changes happened in the third level because despite solving the math problem successfully, it took the YouTuber more time than before. It's obviously too hard to pay attention to do anything when such a beautiful girl stood next to him, pinched his cheek, and even let her breasts touch his body again and again.
However, in the fourth level when there might be more reckless touches, the YouTuber decided to give up the challenge, regardless of the hot girl's surprise. It was rumored that according to the script, the guy would be "attacked" more powerfully by the hot girl - that may be enough for anyone of us to go red. It was a great pity that the main character wasn't brave enough to continue to accept the next challenge. No need to discuss how annoyed and sorry the viewers felt at that time!
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You may even need to avoid toys that are made from soft materials corresponding to plush or material as these could be simply torn by your dog. You can use this toy indoors or outdoor, making it one of the versatile greatest dog toys of 2022. So should you're looking for a toy that your dog will absolutely love, the StarMark Bob-A-Lot is a superb option. This greatest canine toy is created particularly for canine over 50 pounds.
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It is a direct results of enhancing cognitive abilities that can essentially improve the dog's capacity in problem-solving that can be utilized in day-to-day situations. It rolls around on the ground all by itself, stimulating canines to kick off the chase. After playtime, the TPU materials can easily be cleaned by hand or within the dishwasher. Hide-A-Squirrel is great for intelligent and bored canine, as a outcome of it challenges their brains and retains them busy. It additionally offers your furry good friend with fun companions when you want to leave him or her alone. Yorkies get bored easily they usually want retailers for their boredom. They love to become involved in numerous activities and not all are fascinating .
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This is a unique method to build the relationship and study to speak detailed, exact steps. Many puzzle toys come with refills, corresponding to additional compartments or movable parts, which can be used to add further challenges. It's necessary to ensure that any gadgets you place inside a puzzle toy are safe on your canine to devour or work together with.
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If that is your primary goal, remember to use low calorie treats inside the treat dispenser and alter your dog's every day food intake accordingly. Puzzle toys that dispense treats or dry kibble can be used to improve your dog's eating habits. Choose one that offers enough room for a good amount of kibble and watch as your dog must work out every stage or section of the puzzle to get at the food under. Some puzzle toys will sluggish your dog helpful hints down even as quickly as it has figured out the puzzle factor of the toy design. It naturally takes longer to slide a cover and get to food than it does to simply gorge on the meals. Puppy puzzle toys not only must be a little simpler to determine out, however they want to be free of parts which are too straightforward to chew off. Puppies are extra prone to chewing, so the toy should be durable as well.


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√SAL root. "[unglossed]"
The unglossed root ᴱ√SALA appeared in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s with derivatives like ᴱQ. salma "lyre, small harp" and ᴱQ. salumbe "harping, music" (QL/81). The root √SAL appeared again Common Eldarin: Verb Structure from the early 1950s to illustrate the reformed perfect form of its verb Q. asálie (PE22/132), but since these later forms are unglossed it is unclear whether they have the same meaning ("*harp(ing)") as the earlier version of the root.
Reference ✧ PE22/133
ᴱ√SALA root. "*harp(ing), lyre"
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