driving wheel, vvap horribly mangled, the sh:n t>onebrok
en in throe places is well aebadly sliveeed.aud the whole
leg more or leas injured up to WP- P r - H- Pt fpY, of
Klmira, was eeit for, who repairM at once to the residence
of the injured man, and found him suffering intensely.
On examining the injured leg. it was found necessary
to amputate it, as above stated, trtiow the knee. Dr. A.
RICK, of Southport, was also present, and assisted in the
operation, which was performed with much skill by l>r
puanv. the patient, daring the operation, being under
the inHoence of Chloroform. Mr. OWENS is about sixty
seven years of age.
■
MAGAZINE, for Jttminry, 1860,
comes to us with many evidences of inereased beauty and
vahie. it has grown iu usefulness, arid consequently in
popular estimation, until U has attained a front rank in
the Magazine world. We can cheerfully recommend it,
both for the beauty of the illustrations and designs it fnr
nishes, and for the high character and correct tone of its
contributions. , r r
We will furnish Peterson and the Reporter, fbr ISCO.for
$2 25, which is less for both than the q/jtial price of such
Magazines.
THF. ATLANTIC MONTHLY. —The Atlantic for
December presents a very attractive table of contents—
In addition to the conclusion of the 4th volume, it con
cludes the " Minister'a Wooing," and " The Professor at)
the Breakfast Table." Some it* other articles are " The
Expedience of Samuel Atyalow, Fillibuster ; " The
Northern Lights and Stars '• Thomas Paine in Eng
land and France Elkanah Brewster's Temptation
•• Magician " Strange Countries for to see " Beauty
at Billiards " Italy. 1652;" " The Aui;ora Boreali*:"
aud the usual very interesting literary notices. Some of
the articles are more than usually entprtainUig,
CROSBY. NICUOLS & Co., of Boston, are now the pub- J
lishers, and the work under their management shows, if |
possible, signs of increasing value.
—7t
FIRE AT TROT. —On Monday evening a barn
belonging to ALONZO LONG, in Troy borough, was burned
to thegronnd, with six tnliiable horses, and other prop
rrty. The fire occurred about 8 o'clock, and is supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary.
-
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, for January JH.&O, is
already received, and in commencing a N'*-w Year, the
proprietor, as usual, endeavors to add new features of
attraction to his already attractive Lady's periodical--!
The Rook stands unequalled and unapproachable amongst
suilHar literature—Judging from tie d- maud ftn our espy.
llev. B. J. DOUOI.ASS lectured before the'
" Young Men's Cltristian Association " in .the Court
Mouse, Monday evening, to a large audience upon the. j
,-ul jeet:—" Moral Beauty ; orthc Beautiful in its appli- j
cation to Morals." A well chosen theme, which was
eloquently and ably handled.
DEATH OF WASHINGTON IRVING.—WASH
INGTON* lUVING, the p;eoinl, warm-hearted, be
nevolent man, —the illustrious author, lias
ceased-to-exist. lie died at his well-know n
rnralVetfcat oh the banks of the Hudson On
Monday evening, 29tii ult. Tlis funeral took
place Thursday, at Tarry town. Business was
.-u-pe<led. Stores were closed. From almost
every house mourning drapery was hung. The |
bells of the churches tolled lor some hours. •
From the surrounding country, and from Now
York and other cities, thousands of people as
seiubled, in aud about the church, witere th<-
funeral services took place. A procession more
than a mile iu length, followed the remuiues
.i
of the deceased to tire grave, where, besides
many of the most distinguished men of New ,
York city, were nearly all the Episcopal clergy,
including the Provisional Bishop ol the Diocese, j
The New York Common Council and the
Trustees of' the Astor Library were present ; :
and the Historical Society was well represen
ted. The services in the church a n d at the
grave were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Creigh
too, Pastor of the church at Tarry town, of
which Mr. Irving was a member.
DIED,
In Franklin. November 2l>. GEORGE HENRY, only son
of Geo. and Permilla Beardsly, ia the fifth year of bin i
acre. • ' *
GEOUGB WAS a patient sufferer for many days and al- j
t! ugh anxiously watched and tenderly cared for Death ;
• timed and hath taken him away he sleeps in the quiet
■ f the grave. "He Is not dead but slecpcth." Night j
now enshrouds him, but a morning shall dawn ou the j
the night of the grave. _
No night shall be tn heaven—uo darkened room,
No bed of death nor silence of flic' fomb ;
But breezes everTr6sh with love and truth,
Shall brace the with an immortal voutb."
J>(i/XoBI.E.
At Galesbttrg. New London Co.,Ct.. November 22, lH.jp.
S MUH 11., wife of C. Stevens, of this county, and
only daughter id the late Peter L. ilurlbnt, of the for- j
iner place—aged 3C years.
ileto atibmfsnnrnts.
/ i AUTION --WHTTOUV, my wife MAIIY,
vj has left try tied and board without any just cause or :
provocation, this is to forbid any person from trusting or ■
trboriag hpr on my account, an I will pay HO debts of j
i.'-r contracting after this dale, unless compelled by law. j
Berifiy Crt Alt; N .V. o. IKS TilftH.sri.iVA.NLN !
SELECT SC3 K)OL
For Young tadics.
\| ISSFS CHUBBFGK respectfnliy in- !
~ ' L form the public that the Winter term of their school
wit! ci.mmenre on Monday, the sth day of Pecenitior,
ia the room lormerly occupied by them.
Thankful for the libera! patronage extended to them
iluring the past year, Misses C. assure their patrons that
r. ■ pains will I w.spa red P> merit a continuance of the con
' ■!* ace of those who may CM tide pupils to their care.
MISS FANNY L. CHUBBI'CK will have pntire charge
1 f Music ; and a limited uuuiliCr of scholars only will bfc
taken.
TERMS. PTK Qf ARTEe crp 1 f WEEKS.
First Clam— To include the elementrv English
Rraacbaa . If 00
• v - <>nH Class —To include the more advanced
bualo.ltbraji' lies.w.th Maliiemaiiesaod Latin '' <6 00
Third Class To htduik Mathematics, Moral
and Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric, Botany ,&0.,
witlj
Music■ —lnstruction on the I'iano. with use of Instru
ment per quarter, $lO ; French, per tcrui, $3, aud Draw
ing $3, extra.
Each pupi! will be expected to provide herself with a
ili-k and chair.
Any information in reference to this F hoOl may
he obtained by applying to 11. S. Mercnr or E. T. Fox.
Towanda. December 1, Ifca9.
I WSSOLUTTON: —The co-partnornbtplwre
-8 ' tofore existing between the subscribers under the
Urn of GULP ft KIRBY, is this day dissolved by mnttial
' "=ent. The hooks' hdtes, aecouhts* and other obliga
tions and papers belonging to snid firm, are now iu the
hands of JBItR GULP for settlement.
All account- and unte* overdue on the Ist day of Feb
ruary next, will be put in course of collection without re
spect to persons. t T nti! that ttrnc Grain,, Sheep Pelts and
Hides will be received in payment.
JERRY GULP,
Towanda, August 1,1359. J. P. KIKBY.
JERRY CTFLP
ill hereafter carry on tlie HARNESS AND SADDLE
kI'SINESS. in al! its various branches, at the old stand
"'Gulp ft Kirhy. where he solicits a continuance of the I
patronage hittn-rto enjoyed. A largestoekof Heady Made i
articles and materials will lie kept on hand, and every j
rtjon made to deserve the favor of the public.
C ARPETS & OIL CLOTHS.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION IR RO^NEIT
1 ed to an assortment of Carpete and Oil riothe. r*ry
'*•r at MERCUR'B.
Sirto? attorrttsenrnrts.
SEW (MBS!
,r> t;'jii.-i; 1
NEW GOODS !
~T ff* n rar -'ffAttcQ' £*. AW j
t* - viv * - ,
AT nit:
, j \ ' i r j ( .
r r ffi i\4 |/ \ \f TTI r} r T '
L? 33H100 HS) Y JII/lA i
l/fli.ti CO vf'l .f'G V? I<An V T
KEYSTONE STORE !
C
THIS WEEK
'
A NEW STOCK
C, t.t. ii j 3H HO i'
r Y M,OO: .VO
WINTER GOODS!
!
WILL BE OPENED!
NEW FALL GOODS.
HS. MEItCUft is now receiving one of the mot ex
. tensive and varied assortment of Goods ever üßei -
ed to the people of Bradford County.
The stock consists in part of the following
U 11 Y Cx O C> 13 S .
Black and colored French and American Cloths.
" . " " CoMsimcres,
" " Satinetts,
Tweeds and Jeans,
Plain and Figured French Merino's,
" 'V L'oburg's
•' " Wool Def.aines,
" " Common Delstines,
" " Plaid Debeges,
tVool and Union Plaids,
Double and single Brochi Shawls,
•' Wool
Misses and ebildrcns Wool Shawls,
Hosiery of every description,
A great variety of Fringes. Trimmings aud Trinkets,
Flannels.
Ginghams, Prints,
And Domestic Goods of Every Kind,
CARPETS,
WOOL AND COTTON DRUGGET,
OIL CLOTHS,
HARDWARE OF EVERY' KIND
INCLUDING
SADDLERY AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS,
IRON, NAILS, GLASS. WILLOW AND
WOODEN WARE.
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS ANI) SHOES,
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE STUFFS,
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
Which were purchased under very advantageous err
runiManees. and will be sold at wholesale or retail, FOR
CASH, at prices averaging nrueh lower than others.
r<nvanda, Sept. 27, lS.j'i.
S3O SEWING MACHINES.
RAYMOND'S LATEST IMPROVED
DOUBLE THREADED
SEWING MACHINES!
Warranted the Rest in Ihe World for Firmihj l' e
Price Within the Reach of Every Family,
Hand Potrrr. $"0 ; Foot Prrtrrr, irifh huif doz. Needles,
Oft., sHr> ; Cabinet Case, $.".() ; Hrmmers, $5.
r Pil KSE unrivalled Machines need no pnflinir,
.L and only want to be seen to insure the ajqirobati HI
of every individual: and although a npw applicant for
public patronage in this locality, it has attained a p >pu
larity heretofore 'unsOrpassed fiv any Machine. After
one year of constant ti*e in the Western States, they
have been prononneeil the best Machine in th'r world for
family use. and are preferred to the higher priced Ma
rUine-. Those who want further proof have only to pur
clta-e ope and give it a fair trial, and If they tin I they
cannot use it. they can return it and have their money
refunded. They are warranted as darable as any of the
higher priced Machine*, and are diverted of everything
like complicated machinery.
They will Stitch. Hem, Tuck, Fell. Gather ami Em
broider with perfection, and will sew every kind of goods
from the finest Swiss Muslin to the heaviest and c6arseht
cloth fabric—even I/'ather.
The following reasons are selected from the many, why
RAYMOND'S is the best in the Market:
t Because it in the cheapest.. 2itis by far the simple t.
2 The least liable to git out of .order. 4 The etuuert
tnarvngerl and nnderstoofl. j It makes the celebrated
Double Lock Stitch, which is the must ela-tic ever nude
by machinery. G It will nut rip if a sfiU li gets broke
or every; fourth.yut- 7 If makes the nuutu-t aud hand
somet'stftch. 8 The eams are the strorrgosf. ft It uses
two threads fronytiie ordinaCV spool -.as bought, trujn tip
st'irr, wtttiont re-uiadnig, lo Tbey fiuih thimwoft
wifhont fatbning7hc'tfireqil al '-inter ctrft ot thr -mtu
with the hand needle as is required by the Shuttle Stiß b
Machines. II It ho* the least machinery. 12 lis meciyiß
istu is the most perfect. 13 It is the most popular am >ug
tlie nusees. U it is the earnest mnaiag. oml almobt
noiseless ia its operation. 15 It is an ornament for any
parlor, lii It combines the advantages of both Hand
and Foot Powers. 17 The price is within the reach it j
every family. 18 any person of ordinary ■intelligence ,
can learn to use it .successfully in one hour s time.— j
19 They can do all kinds of work thai any high priced
Machine can, and just as well. 20 Every Machine is
warranted to give satisfaction or the money refuxdtd.
All 'lrdcrs by Mad or Express, with the cash, wilt re
ceive prompt attention. A liberal discount given to lo
cal and traveling agents. Address.
B. F.KHAW.
Dec. 5. 1859. Towanda, Pa.
i \\TANTED —One Thousand cords Hcm-
VY lock Bark. HUMPHREY k WICKHAJH.
DK. PRATT
HAS removed to the coraer of Serond and Toplar sts.,
. imrrreffatcly back of the Ward Honse. cm All at
counts with bim uver one yetLrt standing, must be im
mediately settled.
Towanda. Fept. 11, 1859.
JHRRTTHAIIIJFK. sVc.
/ t AUTr(TN.—A IT persons are hereby cau
tioned against putcbasingia note, purporting to have
been signed by the subscriber,listed on, or about the Cib
day of Sept. IS£>9, fur forty dollars, payable four months
after date, with interest, either to Philip Oswald, or
t Isaac Roskraan, as the same wits not signed by rne nor by
| my authority, and I shall not pay the same.
Monroe, Oct. 20.'59. CLARK CUMMINS. 1
MISS GHIFipIN A- PARK, are opening to-day (Wed-
DesdoyVi large and well selected assortment ol
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS,consisting ol
Bonnets. Head-Dnvses. Fmitlieis, Flowers and Ribbons.
You are invited to call aud observe their variety and rh.hr
ness for yourselves, Oct. 19, 1559.
FALL AND WINTER
®2s ® TJM Yf (U,
JM. COLLINS, ia now receiving nt bis
• old stand on Muiti Street, next door to Ilali's, one
of the largest, best selocted aud cheapest stocks of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever brought into this inarkef. to which he invites the at
tention or purchasers. Having had some years" experi
ence in the businc-s. he Is aide t > offer inducements, as t->
the QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE OF GOODS, net to
be met with at any ether estabJialiTnrnt. His stock em
brace* the usual assortment of OVERCOATS, COATS,
VESTS AND PANTALOONS, of hvery style and price.
to suit the taste and the pockets of customers. To th
who prefer ordering garments, lie would sa v that he keep--
constantly on hand a large assortment nf <j LOTUS. < vS
SIMERES AND VKSTINCS. which will lie made up on
short notice, by experienced workmeu. and Warranted t--
give satisfaction in every way. Particular attenti >u will
bt given to this class of custom/and every exertion made"
tc please customers.
Gentlemen's rurnißhing- Goods,
SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES. HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS, Ac. Ac.
A large assortment of hats and caps, ol all styles and
prices.
.CUTTING done to order, and warranted if properly
manulactujed.
Towanda, October 19.1859. J M. C
AND SA^ll.-—ICO Ijuxes (Lass,
1000 lights Sash lor sale at
j Oct. 18. 1559. V'. A. I!<li'flWELL'S.
YI7HI-KL i>A II HOW P.—GO diet wheel
•* f -h -ti-rnvs f.r stile at
; 4Jct. lb, MSP. W. A. RO''ENrKT.I.'S.
; T>AT'FB WCINCS, -loin yards Fa-
I pering—so do Bordering -50 do Window P.u erii:-'
' at oct, 17. Rut NWELL'S.
: WIX WARE —A ftfll ti-.-orimciit i>f Tin
1 Ware ju-t received and fnr talc at
I October 18. lt's'J W. A. ROCK WELI
CLOSING UP!
T'TI" subscriber luiving concluded to cbanr<*
JL his bu-incaa. will -tell bw entirJ stocltnf Merctiandl--
at froni actital coat down to 25 per oentjower than can
I be bought in Now i ork City. He returned from
the city with it oew sto> k, connistmg in part of
Dry Goods of all kinds,
A Tull Assortment of Groceries,
FisJi, Salt, Mass, Hash, I hie. woods, Ac. tie.
Boots and Shoes for Men, Women and Children, Data,
Caps. Crockery, Hardware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Van
: kee Carpetiugs, Ac. Al! of which will Resold
I for Cash at from 10 to 50 per cent less than can be bought
j in Towanda.
Salt at $1,03 per barrel. Tea ft nn 31 to 50 cent.-, the
I very best Georgia Cut Yarn fur -1.05 p<u bum-It. and
j cve-ything Vj-se in proportion. This reduction Will la
; made only for cash on delivery of goods.
J. lIAUVKY PHINXEY, Jr.
Towatnliv Oct. 12, 1559. No. 3. Pntt-mV RI ■
TV^AN'llfD —Htiks and Skins, for ;
i v 1 the highest market prR-e will be paid, either in '
j giicrls or c.Lsii.
October 1, 1359. HUMPHREY ft WICKIIAM.
! TYRANTEI). —Iu exchange for.noods, Oats,
v T liyo. Wheat, Bitrlev. Buckwheat ftc.
Oct. l.'l-ija. Hi MPMRFY ft WiCKHAM.
I New Fall and Winter Goods.
WILLTAIVr A. ROCKWELL,
No. 2, Patton's Block,
UTOULD invite tire attention of prompt paving buy
ers from all -lions of the county, to his large and
desirable stock of Foreign anil Domestic
D R Y" GOODS;
VELVET RIBBONS,
SHETLAND WOOLS,
Bitot TIE SHAWLS,
LADIES CLOAKS,
GIXGII \MS,
SHAWLS,
PRINTS.
EMBROIDERIES.
MOHAIR CROSSOVERS,
GLOVES.
POIL DE CIIKVRE,
LACES,
WOOL PL MI'S,
RIBBONS.
DRESS .->II,KS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
DE LAIN!-! ROBES.
HOODS AND NUBIAS,
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS. TATTING SHUTTLES,
COLORED MARKING COTTON.
WHITE AND COLORED CROCHET COTTONS, AC ~
CLOTHS \N !> ( MLIRL-,
STRAW GOODS.
THE VERY LATEST STYLT-:.- OFHATS AND ( APS,
• IM LREI.LAS.
CORSETS. SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
(i ARRs'TE ful.l. UtS.
COMBS, BUTTONS BRUSHES, THREADS
AND STATIONERY.
, BOOT'S, SHOES AND EKVJT.IER.
GRASS. CHINA. CBOGKKRY AND F.ABTIIENW \ RE,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
THE USUAL VARIETY oF
r.rni) CAGES, SEEDS, ETC..
FISH AND GROCERIES.
NAILS. I>II.S, PAIN IS AND
PAPER HANGINGS.
Thn--e who wNh t-i pnrcha ■>■ lire be'-t gu'xL* at the
lowi-t pusnlble markut prici*, wiil censnlt their "tvn in
tereit by giving tie a rati.
TliwamJrt Sept. 2s,
CASH FOK PELTS,
T'T It K '
Metrojiolitnn Hnrdwtiru Simv.
alt WELL. PA.
STOVSE, Elcv-Itcd Oven.
SXOVLS, Parlor.
STOVES, Bivin? Flue.
STOVES, Wood or Coal.
IN LARGE STOCK AXI) VARIETY.
IRTOX, Y THE LUI; on TOY.
Ettnooif D/'Z/G C-va Shifters, Grinds lotus,
Jir.Antr itwl Ih 1 fnr.hin's, Af-h* and
•Sp ' A'ITS, Mid R\" A Cut Si: ><>S, S/iil,
/jitic, Cwpprr, Sh'Tt Iron, Tin
ond Ilecty Gnmh, nt
| ; October 12. I-SW, _ S-^N- BRONSON'B.
P SW3 v r c I; 1L BF ,
Shiubs aud Vinos.
riTHE uuderkignctl will be prepared tlie eoin
.l ing FiiTR tn -mpp'y tlie ptibiic with a well f-tlcclcd
j and >.• hiuce raS-'ty of trees, shvub-" tutil vinca. All uidei's
J HetVt ~r given f will Httetnl to filling and delivering my
self. and li me t utuke- eait-iact ry. T'ti—stlutj. shed Hie
' leaf should wetrirrtpladlM in the fttlf. evergreens into in
the firing. Ak sonic peopit- think th-it nursery men
should replot c all D;eoe thai do not live. I would say.
to those buying of me. that I do not agree to .1- so, but
I will warrant tuy trees to be ia good order wlitn del.v
' ered. 1 will warrant ail to live, but in such a case I Will
| have an extra price, and attend to setting out uij -elf.
N. B The following Insurance Companie- have ap
-1 pointed me their Agent, to take risks of al! classes where
j local agcuts are not found : The Farmer's Union lusur
i atice Co.. aud Great Western,united, now <>f Philadelphia,
the Kensington of Philadelphia, the Lycoming County
Mutual Insurance Company, of Muncy Pa., Any thing
In IM, line prom,.try ,,„d. d .
Towanda, Jnly 25,1359. ,
TO ALL WANTING FARMS SEE
advertisement of Haasajoiiton Lands.
ItfrrthaniJta:, Jrc. !
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT TH'K >SI VV
CLOTHING STORE
OF
• IE. S. BENEDICT.
VOL'Ii attention is rfsoectfnllv invited tri a LARGE
I AND WELL SELECTED b'i'OCK. OF CLUTHLNG,
which I have just opened in
NO. 3, BB.KJK ECW,
One door south of Joseph Powell's Keystone Store.
MY STOCK OF GOODS is from tie best minnfaettir
ing establishment* in the City of New York, und ol' thd
latest approved styles. Having purchased with rash, i
am enabled to .sell my goods at "prices utmost lner*d i<-u--
IV I<■ -.v. Hv -lock consists in evetv varintv of RE ADY
MAIIK CLOTHING, HATS .V c?AVS. FURNISHING
COOPS, CLOTHS. CA3SIMERL3, Ac
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT.
Having secured the services of one of the most sk'llful
Tailors in Northern Pennsylvania, 1 nar prtpared to man
ufacture to order, all kinds uf clothing. I wiU warrant
all garments cut at pry shop to give perfect satis'Lcii-m.
E. S. BENEDICT.
Towsnda, Scptcmbar 11, ISSIL
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, at
BENEDICT'S.
MEN'S OVEItCOATS at
IJ EN E i HOT'S
M" EN "3 DRESS COATS at
BENEDICTS.
MEN'S BUSINESS COATS'at
' EMEU'S AND .ML- ii ASIC'S CASSIAIEItE COATS
; X_UT __ BENEDICT'S.
SATINETTECOAT- it
BENEDICT'S.
• T TN'iO.V OAS3IMFTIK OGAT - t
U BENEDICT'S.-
TTN*ION CASSIMEHE PANTS at
j U . BENEDICT'S.
BLACK DOESKIN PANTS ...t
BEN EDICT'S.
I.'AM.'V OASSIMEHM PANTS at
I _ BENEDICT'S.
Bii A v'J'iiC CLOTH COATS AND PAN rs et
T'S.
j r . IS It IS" CASsiM EI4E COAT, PANT- \YIM'£STat
! If BENEDICT'S.
77NGLISII STftIPE COATS at
V-J ■ BI.XEDR T'S.
r"N01.1SIl STPIi'K PANTS at
I "j BENEDICT" .3.
•fjweirail STRIPE VESTS at
: TU BENEDICT'S.
QILJt VELVET VESTS at •
BENEDICTS.
TIOTToN VELVET VESTS at
V _ BENEDICT'S.
PLAIN !'ASslvt;;;:: Vi> i's ...
• BENEDICT'S
I F!)i;i:i: n ATS at
' IJ BENEDI'TS.
I IN EN SHIIT i b at
1 fJ BENEDICT'S.
' WRAPPta&ai
>* BENEDICTS.
: TI7OOLEN DRAWERS at
. > V RFTFDR'T'S.
(MJAVA T.S AND SOCKS at
Ms ' _ _
j i M). IN EA< T. EYERYTHIXG E. H; GENTLEMEN
' t.w. .r, at the NEW CLOTHING AND ITKNI-H
--j tNG STOLE of
Towanda. September 11, 1-A;). E. S. BENEI'LI T.
| (tollcghte Institute,
TuIIA.XDA, BRADFORD CO., PA.
lACtiTv:
1 OLIVER S. DEAN. \.B. Prineipal. Prof# w of An-teit '
Language*. and Mental and M'.rul S-iences.
tVM. H. DEAN. A. I!.. Associate Principal, Professor
of Matherantiand Natural -Science.
Prot. CD MILES It. f'oiU'B.N County Superintendent.
Genera! Director of Normal Department.
' Mra. ANN C- KELLOGG, Precept--ns.
Mi-i \NN A M. DEAN, Assistant Pre -f] *re =< i.
Miss MA HI B. ALLEN, Tea. her OF VO TL and lu.-trti
inental Music,
j Mr. CANEIELD DAYTON, Ste-.var 1.
The Wintei Term-commences WpTiNEST'AY. NO
j VEMBER 31; and will Continue 14 weeks.
Tririos. run TERM :
[Payable invariably in advance, or one-half on entering
! the school, and one-half at the middle of the term tue!
and contingencies included.]
j Primary. pr ternt $ a 00
I PI. paratory C FID
I Hi 'her, Ist year, per term 7 on
Higher, Ist and 2d year. jier term N 00
i las-i.-nl. 1-t yi ir, per term 7 00 I
Din-Kirn!. 3d and 3d year. per term S i >
Collegiate, per terui 10 on
K. lit rirptta will be classed by the BiOSt advanced
bri'i di they rc-ju'- tivc y pursue.
Pupil* u-ing scholarships are charged "1 per term for
fuel and c ntingents.
KA'Xr.A ESrEN.en* :
French r j 00
i .i-rtn.lo 8 no
Di uving 3 no
Hoard -u the Institute, p.-t week, im i nliug foe!
and light 2 00
Wu-liing, per dozen 3s
The t'db-.S ite year is divided iutn tlir. e lo.ii 'fit
1 t (in i • The A nuiVcrsaiy exe; - i-cs-vvfti b> h.-fe at
tl. • • '.Of o i'the Sprhig ii n.
Yti deduction will be in i li- Ibr absence, except in case
of I : .tia.'tyd illness of over twir w. . kr.
IhstruincnLii Music will not,a In nt -fotc. be t-mght in
tne Jti-iilutuui, but by special arrangement—a class will
be taught in a hull mljo'ninnrtbejiro nds di'the Institute,
l.v the I each" r ol Vocal Music.
TliisHrrdngeuieut hut. been .doptnd f.r the past term,
and experience h*s prov- l it to be eminently sip eri >r to
tin piau pursued in former years. Special pains will be
taken to secure ill" greatest progrt ssot those wishing to
lake- les.us in thin branch. Terms will ! a* heretofore :
Tuition on Piano Forte, per term fib bo
Use of instrument for practice. ...... 3 on
Pupils liiia"(ting in the IL.II n ill furnish their own tow
els, ,V. .. ..lid lie; table silt. r ,o. their opt ion. It is <|t sirj
l.le that they ;iT-'o t'.ivni-h tneir own bed autl bedding
when it i- a-.mv- riijnt. b it when otherwise, tlie-c will be
turn -bed .it a slight cliaiy,.-.
It !• trough :c •otuiin tided that .-tiiilcuU fr. -a ah ■ ~d
should bbar.T in Ui<- Instit,ution. is |>etl<tr oppiMiaxniit's
toi -nl -am cuicut in study art tleueby se urc-1.
iXormul Jjtimihnrnt Special exercises arc arranged
I w ii.oHit t'-Xtni c|| uge for those preparing tln-iu-. Ives as
Teach-rs of f'nmtii 0.-Vhi.iil-. l'i -i. t. R CClBi it \ . tl-e
able and well know u .superintend' lit of < 'ofnnion Schools
in tie- county. !..t- kindly con-cute.i to organ i/.e the i. a
li.-r's i ia-s. a:nl d'ue.u the oour-e to lie pur-ued.
H' wiil al-o i-.- pr* sent tii eundnrt 11> e -tof ii-*- ;es oi'ien
: as practicable, and will deliver Ireqnent b-etuic-on the
Theory ami ITu- Dec<! Te.icliing, al.-o on >thur aubjocts
! .'onne. ted with Normal training.
'Those persons, tin retoie. iut-uiding to engage in teach
j i. b>r th- winter, will tind tt gieully to their advantage
P.. be present during th" Fall term.
I Proi. t'obutn's connection with theiiestitetion i- not
i such as to in any way interfere w ilii the discharge ot the
teg I Urn duties of ilia oltiee.
No pains w ill In- spHie.l. n tile p srt of the Faculty and
Trustees in sustainuvg the high repulatation the inslitn
tio I has hitlierto enjoyed, and in lendci ing it more wor
tllv of future patronage and support
WILLIAM H. DEAN, I P - -
A ig. n. lr.,J. OLiVEIt S. DFA.V, i 1 ""'--i" I '-
Huinphrey & Wickham
ARE .It'ST PFFFTVIND
Xcw Fall and Winter Goods.
I
RITH AS
sii
GROCERIES,
j ILits and Cups, Crcrlc. y, Xiiis ami Glass,
Boots and Shoes, Sale and I'j'fcr J cither,
Calf sLins, Morocco, S/'uc. i' huhngs.
In short, a general Raportin. Nt of GooJb huit.ible forthc
&RMU. Towanda, Dctolier I. I'.,t>.
OOOTS A X 0 SLiOES Constoiilly on band
and manufactured to order, of reliable work aud
material, aud repairing done on short, notice.
' Oct. 1 ■ HUMPHREY A WICKHAM
-/ vA CORPS OF BARK WANTED !
; f W fir Cash will be paid for OAK AND HEMLOCK
. BARK. and HIDES AND SKINS, at the higl.en inarm
rate bv au-r* HTMfHREY & VTP"KHAM.
I .. Hciisl.'
|_ r j
! \ PMINTSTRATRIX'S NO'I'ICE.-Notice
"*■ Iwcobyspiven.-thrt U pcrsOng indeLtiiftu the es
! state of JiMSiG, PARS' NS. late pf C ntor, tw D VcM
most make immediate payment. *Ed all per r,.i'l,avii;,
1 demands agnicst said estate will present then, duly a
I thenticatcd for aettleineut.
HARRIET A. PAE3INS. '
| Ju.v 11,1K63. , A'?u-:;iUtnn; t ji. |
! ?. 0T LQJi.-e—Notifo is her. -
| -Ik by given that ail persona indebted to the estate ol '
BENJAMIN p, SNYDER, dw-.'d.,iau> ofth.-.m in, mi -t
make irrimcdiwta pa,v(R*it.><! iMt-pAAowi havingd'enj*nd<
tigainst said estate, will jireaent them uulv autbeuticatcd
1 settlement. ALODM A > NYI)ER,
Aifgayt J'J, 16JJ. JACOB HEEL.
c. 11. iUEPARD.
Lxccutora.
\ D MINISTR ATOR*R NOTICE Notice
- v is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
AoJ-ailt* of iiLiilUj E (5. of CF-er iwm #fc
oenseMjjrti h.-reny retj V-sted to make pavtnent w ithctit
d-lay. end (lers-ma baringdernanda agaln-t -nid estate
will present them duly authenticated or-c?tle -. Nt
LEVI M
August U I IN" li. AOfnhS-ftR -r.
A DMI .VI STR A Til I X'S N OTIC K.-Not ice
u.a i.- h. !cbc_g eß.that all persona inbe ited to th<
- state t-f SfJJfN MORRIS, late df Warren'ttrp., d#e'd . '
n.ust tic bi. imoiMißtt payment, imia :i per-ma'h,iving
d .Ig : .-I :i .-state will prcseut tin : dulv au
] tttentteftecTfor^emjat.
i ANNA MORRIS.
| - Sovcm ** r 8.1838. Administiatri.v.
\ DMINISTB T 'i '
J~ *. is hereby < iy- n that -iTT per*!ma Indebted to the es
tate ol JAMES GEROI LD, late of Smithtield twp..dec'd.
arc hereby requested t.r irrrkn-Mnmcdi-ite payment, anu,
>ll persons having claims -• ilnst said estate will present
t -i" duly autheotiyated fur settlement-
J. A. GERO ! LD. lAIl A1 . .
E.G. lMji': r.Y, i AUiaiauitrators ,
Novctiiber 14, ld'tb
' SPECIAL COURT--N-GOO iaherebygiJ
j t.l en tie.i aßpo-ml f. c n , rjir ,„ pleßs will be
hclil at D-uuida, by the L'/inty ..f Hi .dfoul, t.i. M'.uduv
tlic ] r.tij (]v ui' .l.inm-v o* ' n'rhtcX i' \\ it
i !!'•• H'.'ti. ROBERTG WHITE will pr^e,'few' the
i trial <>t the following i.i.-c- to v it:
N">. 255. December term. ]s-,o -f.vman Matson vs. Ira
j an.l Richard Jennings. Ejectment#".'
; „ -Y, '• 2,; '- I'-i'itt-1856 datuoti B. Smith vs. dud.
K- n. nL i,j.v Uii- i.t.
Yk" D-l S-.-pteinf-i r term. 1 ~">7 _-I-r ->T -smith vs. Satu
rn i .-..-Hum - anp.-.ui. 'I; -p-i—.
And such avmny be t- and ordered
II 'M'on that] --. Sub] enaa made re
turnabl- at 2-o cloeK ii. the alt.-r-i n.
J . , . ''UN M KE.VN, I'ruthoaotarT. i
I'roth'.notarj- .- Office. ' 1 ;
i L XL( J JLoi I S XOi i' ti.—Notice is horc-
J by '.,vt u, tlmf 11 }'--• - i.'i'J. bteJlij the estate oi
GEt iR'.i E SPALDING, late f Tn\-u t irnship.dec'd
! are hereby requested to n-tk.- pajiwp: wtboet delav;
and all per- ois Laving claim- ag.diist - Utc will
pre-ent tnem vnly suitlicut.ctHs-i! iyr ssMlci
v - o , U.Tr. i \'TY.
N 'vcm er lAJfI, Executor.
j \ DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE --N •
; -i V i- 1 a Tf'by givort. tMt *ll per n j ince'.tt r? t • t'- •
I c.if 'Ltcui _ li.v iilJvS ,1)1 (N>i *♦(.- VV.u(i L.'iiii. !(• i
are h"- - : y u qii--sr-.il r, i : k' pi.ynn ■ ' with Lt dci. v ;
; ami all per-oi, hav p 1 *.!• - , L ; -t tlo said e-'atc v. ::
ldeau preaen: tUmn Haly tv f !Wr''v.-lth-bkat. '
tiat!vi:y W. nrNHAH <
SARA I JuHNSDN' ' , A ' Jl " -tnitors
N'-ven;", -• u. jcr,u.
kJ HI RI f ]•'S SARK.— BT Virtue of a ttrii
, '" T VprAl Kr ?*- •' "'I " ? ' * f-trt of"C*onr.:<-"ii ,
; I'lca-"1. R;.u..i, ;d Do. - m tiiieih diU Miverrd
wi'! e e.xpo-ed t pnldi • ib at the Oonrt IT- -.:- in ilk' 1
B !■!> "t Tow:. :d.i, ."I FRIDAY, tne nth dav DE '
j CEMBER, I-Sn.atl o'clock. I' M.. the following lot,
a piece or parcel of land situate in North Towanda twi>..
. i- toll.- '.vs : on the jputi. by lulpis of John Ui
vinc ard Roderick Grancet. vhf-t bv th. N.;th B „ u -'h
' •<"- *"d laud oi Roderick GiHiigec*itnd -lolin lion-, ei '
j south bt lino or -Tathea Finerty. William Manger. John
Dm -rty ar.-l John Youug. west by MM 41 s. w. Rnn
.U il- t iii-.-1.-r Bennett ami Willi . n M Mori t:i.
I ing about two hundred ami raren acrea iajrq <-r Jess.
about, one Imndi' 1 and twciitj- acr-- Improve-'!, finer
-1 framed nou-es, two fiat:- •! barns, t-.v.. boardsliauliea am:
three oi- har.ls of trait trees thereon.
Sciz.'-d and taken in ex.---uiion at the suit of E. Ca-cv
' ■ •lin in i-t r, i' -rof Jesse Hilbeft to tk.i use „f Sami <•; li
j house v-. H ra e L "ol! rre tenants.
i Hidi.vw M. H'.ttPDRUFE, SI .-riff.
She: iir- Office. Nov.-mbcr 14. 1- " -
\ D-MFNISTI! ATOR'S NOTICE Not
s-.R- is heu-iiv giveu. tlv.it nil per-on- indei -oil to th" or
tnfe ME DM I'NT) CAir/HILD-kif. lib nick tup. deed
arc hereby i- pan-ted ' ' mul.e -miiie'liute payuit'nt,an-j all
person- bavin;; cj ----.in-t . wi ' ■;
- them duly aiitlunli'-ated I i settlement.
SHKIMRD M. FAIRt'IIILD,
I November 2.185 9. Adminintrator
L X I'.o I. TOR'f> N'jOfl! (.E —Not ice is ' t re-
IJ by riven, t! • per- h> ipiVbb.l tu the .
: t.t-* ! A HRAM I. MILLER. lale ol At n.i-. j -vp. I.
jr- hereby m[itotM to mnke payment without dtl.iv.
j and all persons having claims aua'iti-1 said estate, wiil :
present ii.. u dulv nail • nticated tor --tttetrte t.
HENRY A. MILLER. • -
Get, 25. 1 •.*!. AI.AN'SfiN MILLER. .' 1x " 'utor!i
--\ DM iMs'l'R \'LHR'S NOTlCF—Notice
I AA. is hcr--hv given! that all persons indebted to the!
! e-f it.' --I It.- H ARD SILH'.IN. ,1. . e.,-cil. Lit- of Uy-x '
j tw p.. .: - :eque-tfi! to in ike payment with- " .!• iv : I
ami th-.seliav.-igebd, I,- :a L -,;i-t I ,-t . .-will ph.'t.-c '
present tlicni duly iiutlrcMi-vi-jd : >r -. f i-m- if.
M AIM > >-
ALBERT LENT, i
• > '. 12, l<Jf>. Admit !—ti do-:.
]7\KCI'TUR'S NOTICE. —Nuiiuc i.- lur.-
IJ by givcit, tint •" - i-I-*•'■ <■ d - - tne --' ite • I
I Htt.M \ - BaL! V\ in -r,- of - -!■ • ' tow !,;p. d. • i
o a-'.-i. sr.- hereby u-|ui '-! to ntaily pu vnieirt without ee- I
la v ami all per- o -- i t . ,!•:•. •. .<i.iiu-t .-.lid c.-late,
pl.-elit lliein duly a lit! • at -I I -r -. 't' < 111- .t.
41 K - V YI'AV. ■ I
I.UUY LALDAIN.
i o*l lor*.
Arrival of the Great Fastern !
LATEST INTELLIGENCE!
IMPORTANT NEWS TO THE CITIZENS OF TOWANDA
IY/.• VicixrrYt
Mr. FOr.OMON I/as just returned from I
• t li - VxL)- iib L \ i>i. A. Oh*
Fall & T/iuter Clothing,
ever brought t-> tbi- tu.irk- t. T an u---- mv - u-t • |
nier- that I li.ttt- li. i Una ntcrcnt a.- w- II a- mv o -
'
■
: Rv.'. ■ i? k, .1 • ; Ik . , ; ci.'y
Lis n"t Fr> k 4.ivl Niudt 'o.itsoi all styles .id .pjih
li. - : W u-k H -i. i" - (' i -ine •• .o i - 1
l'niil* : Fancy Si|k:unl t'--'t_>u V. ivet, ('a-- i-i . Hi
i n-; .nut 1 -h \ e-ts, in f.-'t a en-at many ty!< - too m.m
, cr-lis l a i-e-iil'. m. als - in- hidio. large -a., k i
CENTS 3F trunsinuG GVODS.
-
:i -to- s efoj[>ii,, lia-sng ebe-wh-'iv .1
Tow ii'ila Nov. 1, iv,. >. No. 2. I*.ll-■ **s 111 - k.
R - Ji - r Re. Klv - A!".- Stork of Slo ■ 1.-i' h( r
I'pp.-r Lc.iilier. Ki; .-Lj. .. l -.1 l .SKins. Lining skin*..V
wii.ch w-I! be w<ULebvs| er L ft) (i--wTc:S in till* mm'
I .-sit lit- • p; ~( I a -1. v. . 1 I-., ■"1 !.->
'.ink* lit li.i. V. ',..1... an.l.-siic.up Letts. K<-in< a •
tliepl.ee No 2. INK"- '? i'-lock, M. E.
"M RWS! M iWS!!
AT THE 8 A K ERY!
i r WING msec arranes". ••nl® with the prin -iptil New*
I I Dealers in New Yopk.l i-prepared to turn
• ai! with R-i-.W-. Magazine*. Montldie*. w . ,
lies and Pi, t, -la]-. The New York Led;- N>w- A'or:.
W e-Mv. Frank Is-els-V I-k i-lrrt-01. Hsipcr". Wrek'v.
B r ofi's Riot ail. l ine ( lag. \ m ri-'an Gnlon. ll' ine
( ; mrft'al K-w forfcl Upper, P.wtcr'-oßpiritiijf IfcWTthn
Police 14 izcttc.' We. \i y Novclett-e, Yinkee Not ion?. Nick
N I 'iCt, Ac. Ac. Harper's- Mar./ine, Godcv's Isrdv -
Rook, l'tli-r ■T- Maga/ii;., Fr.'uk Leslie's Magazi
'• eat Rep mi.- M- M hp i.mi.g \n-c,-.--n Mnann. .
PiUauW-D ilar Monthly. Vo --W--.bek<r. l.,:|el"o f.ivk-
Age. Ac., w h,-h we w ill fnrui.-h by the year or single
c--| y at publisher's prices.
I -hall have o - i Mm'. f->f thee,mine TT'-'. lavs, a "n"cn
did assortment, of GIFT ROOKS AND PICTORIALS.
> I si)all also ). ep on ban-!.the It aJing'
STEW TTO US PAIZ.IES,
Furnished to those who wish to take them by the week
> at 15 ceoViyr week, ret 3c. its wbingle copy.
I'P.IERS roll EOOXL3,
, BereivrJ tor ary Publication in the United Stau-s, which
wilt he fnrn'shed with d< -patch.
1 nap Thankful far the patronage of ruy friends thus far.
I hope by cajeluUy coiwdtirgtheir tastes an-1 wants, and
wants, aji-1 by strict afteutiou to business, to merit a con
tinuance of the rame.
Towanda, November 1859. A. F COWT.FS.
t LPXTKACT OF RTIMON, ROSE V.AN
II TTT.A, ani Aita"ad, at Frr'B-
Jfflfecellawrmts.
Sxtraordicary Indnoemcnts
TO ItiF. bK VERS or
rrnxnußE AND CHAIRS;
HAVING freatlr increase! my former
i 05 GaMatt " are ta ' Uhairs, I am
=&/ w ** to dlapose ol these ftocunilna-
I tior.a ? ; idly, md wdh that design offer ail articles at
I cnuTyixdtutcii low pre ee. for Cash.
Go'.<! St. f \ Jit; to 150, fine Cane Scot Chairs *4 cts.
eMb, a nice IUol*t"d for 20 shillings,
j 1 Utvataow in re th w different patter;*,©t Chain),
Bureaus, D'-.-k-j for the farmer or merchant, Looking
' Clause-'. king'glc--; Plates Portrait and Picture frames
I f y;h, Reatw. ori. M.ihogtny and Walnut corner; 10
i piRU-uus i ; t toads ; iUart ,u, dining, tea auU work Ta
bic!, linii "jf:ii;J , ar.d in fact anything that can. be found
I In ,t city Ware-house.
v\ large :,>-m tßieut of readjr-:nade Coffins, with a good
F!<- <!>•-• ready, .it r.'l times.
Per; trow fa -rif! he erf. to find the right nlaee, south
side "1 the public square, one dour east of Hfoutanyea.
Tow;; -jj i',-;. 1. 1.v',9. CHESTER WELLS.
0. *T. WOODRTirr-DEIfTIST.
| )EUM Aju'TNTLY Incited in Townnda.—
1. Of :e No. 0. Lrick Row, over H. W*. XOBl.es' Store.
Liit; nee ne doer Mouth uf faary At Mooree. dec.l.tf.
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cern ■ r 1. 1- ■ 'rains will run as follows :
1 Nt Ji\| v-s train East on the Xew Yorlr and
E'- • 11. It "• f Great Rend at 3.'.'* A. If., and con
n ■ t- u til iln- Express Train leaving Great Bend for New
V kau . I'h.ta.;-.:'] hia at KUO A.M.
Due nt New Mil'rid 817 "
Montrose 8 36 "
1 Ripbottinu, 868 "
Xi li l.vin 9 16 , "
Factory vilic 9 40 ' "
AbiugUJU 957 "
Su'.irt.'U 10 30 "
Mm- W 1117 "
'i .pyhaliua 11 53 "
St i uidsbi rg 1 12 P. M.
Witer <>o4l, 1 34
C'tdimibia V. —... 150 "
Dei*wiire. t '■>, mill, to d.'.,e) 200 "
H••I .. : i; 111;. CVIIUW ti ill) 235 "
i'r h.l ille.. 240 '•
Wnshii iton Sl3 "
JiiuciiiiU, ) 330 "
Xew Y rfc 715 "
I'lcGc.ipb't 820 "
RJIV.JI n-c-1 s ti---in "New A <>i . leave l'icr Xo. 2, North Itiv
or. at-;. 7 30 A. M.
Fi nt l"-' 1 '■ ' a.lefvc Walnut sf Wharf, .6 00 "
' eave Sanction -it 11 10 "
J)a.- a' W ..-hi: It U26 "
ft ridge vujfe ft 01 P. M.
lb,i.e. (i hila. connection). 12 05 •'
Delawari-, (i 5 tnin. toidme). 12 20 *'
l i . nihi l 12 41 "
W.i'- ' Gap 1 01
S'.i-D Is'ourg 118 "
T"hvl a ina, 145 "
M,' ,v. 319 "
8 'an', :i 4no "
Vbiugt. 442 "
I ! ■ vville 4 59 "
Xi 8, is. n alO "
llopiiutlout 6 04
M tr -c 622 "
Xi v. Mil ford,. 640 "
t. cat R. 1,1, .6 40 •'
I Connci ting at t Ireet Bend with Night Exptvsa
w..t 1 45 A. *.
\< Ornmc iti -n tivtiii leaves Scrantnn for
Guhit Bend at 10 35 "
; ; -v. ' - U55 ••
N tvdiwii, 12 35 T. M.
M mtros.- A 1 50
.\ilives at Great LemL 250 " .
< -n: c ting with the Dunkirk Ex. wo-t, at.. 3 3:i "
\nd \'V- mmndotion Train West, at 533 "
R-tur; ng h ve# Curat Rend, at 310 "
M tr. re 405 " -
Ni h'' oti - ■ • 5T5
Fattriryvilh',. 555 "
. 15
Aeon:;.m- '.itiuii Train co •; not leave Sctanton on*
' til,after lite i-. .vl >: I'n- Mot mg Train |U llw lairka
id ill IIr r R. R..t'iiii~-giving l'a.-si-ngi'rsfrum
, . VI y \ i! ,-y diifct I'nniifetioii for the West by
' tee M,'rinng Train,
1 \n !i*:u. .'. it. aof way travel on the Southern
i Division a l'a '■ <'lr "!! ' a"attached to the Express
I I'r.nalit 1 - tin t-Mvii-.'Scra ■ ton.at '4 30 A. Mi.
Due at M-, -iv. • 00- "
i, - >urg.. 10 30 "
•Inn,'lion. 2 40 P. M.
Return let. es Jur.ition, at 4 no A.*M.
Due at Strondsburg 7 45
\| , w ' 1 10 P. M.
S.'Rinton 285 "
i'i -en i. i, New Y-;k w.ll change , - ar< at JunA
i. T" and frion I'' i' lelirbia. via H. I'. If. R.. leave o
ik. ttie -,es .it H . K>r I'ittstnn Kingston, ar.
\S a- - I k.iwoiiiiu uiul Bhomsliurg R. R.<
■ n. I*,-i- .Ti - \r iibahl and Carbondale, taf
, << ,i(. p ci.-r'l'il- it.
i Ti< kct sold and liaiy ive eherkeil th-enph.
.1 GIN" RUiSRIN", S-uperiatcndent.
IV-r X JiGeneral T' Let \gcnt.
- ai l ni. Nnvenilv-r 21.1859
ii. AvraiLL,
Mamfu -t ircr of
WHITE STONE LIME,
Duaier in Water Lime, Brick, kc.
TOW AM) A. PA.
O. P. TXA6T, Ml. D.
pilYSin \X A- srnni'.ox. nnd Gr.vl
i if,, e-Dm.'e(T s,,n ATr-iI"I Pt-lV "sat PW'adclphis
• inving rt-i Taed - , the vid.i e <* Monrnevnu, where b®
j * lid • wpiectfnllj otter hut
-i, -1 > the citi/i'is of the pl.icc and vh-inity.
1. vine ri Teda thnrf*iche\tra course Ml the dtsetrea
f K ' vil id iier .u'.e is prepared to give special
• • . u* i -.n to tint 02!-eat tin stir, sf Tracy tt
E-U'' Kef.-:ence* -I>r. M sso*. Tnwaixla, TV. Nrwrojf
" Nov. 14. D>s9.
!M ;^rOVAL.
L'LYSsSJSS ALKKOUR has remorpi) hie
Law OAivC to the Second .St -ry ol iiisnew building,
on the corner ni \t south of the Ward House. nnv 3
i I E is hcrcliv given timt an applies-,
; XX t n u ill I " irutdi at tli" next session of the Issgta
! lature of Pennyvlvaula Tor the ineorp-ratlon of a Rank.
! to !>e called the*" Rmdford County Rank with hanking
privileges of I--.ue. fiioeount and leposit; with a capital
of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, with the right to in
- reuse the capitil stock to Four Hiind-wd Thousand T>ol
1M rs aid to be located in the borough of To wands., ia th
• county of Bradford.
To*aona. .Tine 10. 1 5 ,*,3