local and general.
Notice. —Jurors summoned, and witnesses
, a ,| loel jard to be present the seeond week of February
h ~rr are notified that they need not attend.
E. 0. GOODRICH, Prot.
ADJOIBNMEXT OK COURT.— Court adjourned
Tuesday in consequence of Judge WILMOT a appoint
i I as one of the Coramtnissioners frorn Pennsylvania
t .jectthe Virginia Commissioners, requiring hia pres
ence in Washington.
\sOTHER Wn.t) CAT KII.I.kd.—BILI. MKASS,
while hunting a few days siuce in the vicinity of Menus'
Min> succeeded after a long chase, in shooting another
specimen of this Wind of game.
GREAT MORTALITY.— Last Monday night
remarkable for an awful mortality among the canine
population of this place. We are informed that upwards j
of dozen d'\gs were found dead upon the streets, iu dif- j
' rent parts of town. Of course no one knows the cause !
Yljev may have been "truck by lightning ; while some \
hia* vaguely f their having stolen some prepared meat 1
,h .1 was left in the park. Whatever may have been the !
r „-,e it is not much to be regretted ; and for the credit j
of the place, we would suggest in the language of the I
-that a few tn >re such " dog-days" " can't coine j
too quick " _ y
FATAL ACCIUKXT.— A fatal accident occur- j
red on Monday arternoon in this place resulting in the
.fiith of Mr. ALKX. UKOW.V. It seems that he was riding |
np street on horse back, and when neur the Episcopal;
i hurch the horse becoming nnmanageabie.threw the rider
who struck upon his head on the frozen ground. He was ■
immediately conveyed to the residence of Mrs. W ARNEK.
and Dr. Tens**. who had witnessed the accideut was
immediately in attendance, and though every exertion j
wa , u<e j, the unfortunate man never regained his con- :
d lusuess, but lingered in an ln-eusible condition till
Monday night- Mr. BROWN was a young man uud but
recently married. j
VALENTINE'S DAY. —This memorable Saint's,
djT fo iues upon next Thursday. This day was once ob
served quite genera':ly-fur the advantages it afforded
bashlul lovers—but of late the youag people are beeora
,ng sn-ib!e er.ough to d their love making without the
assistance of the Saint, and his accompaniments of gilt
edged and Cupid crowued missives, and it is now chiefly
observed for the opp irtunity it gives to gratify dislike or
envv, hy the sending of anonymous corainunications, or
of perpetrating jokes upon bachelors ami maidens of uu
. erUin age. hv tiie ine.ins o; ridiculous caricatures.—
However reprehensible tiii* practice may be we still
think it less blame worthy than the old method uf ob
serving it was loolLh.
The CON .T.—The tilth annua! concert of
I fuv.ind.i Bru-s Hind, was given at the Coutt House
I g ,:i by evening. It is unnecessary to speak in praise
I s band, a* the reputation which it has acquired by
I ;-oims performances is we!! known. The concert,
I ■ ,L-h not so well attended as it deserved to be,was a sue
e*, ami the applause with which the pieces were re
•rived testified to the appreciation of the audience.—
f;,e patriotic f et liugs of the listeners were aroused by
t> pitying of the " Star Spangled Banner," and an en
timsi tstic individual called for three cheers for that em
blem. which were given with aw ill. " Hail Columbia
wn called for and received immense applause. The
pieces were mostly of the arrangement uf the eader.
WM. P.TTKMI, which aioneisa sußicic.it guarantee of
their excellence. Aside fr on the hand Hi" pieces per
formed upon the Pian i and Vi din by Messrs. lti/ic and
I'amrox were well worthy the applause I hey received
an I one entitled the " Maiden's Prayer, played upon the
i piano by Mr. Urn: was one of the finest things we ever
| -•.rued to. and was loudly encored.
I ANP STII.L THEY COME. —We took another
I ;nto the Commercial College this morning uud f >und
B in full of intelligent and ptndi m* young men from
rtof the country, intent on their virious studies.
H , T r. als-r is rapiJly approaching ll' i. Book-keeping
■ - -<r;iied iu ill it-> various branches on the black board
■ ■1 w dems being worked out like problems in Geomc
f gratifying sticce-s of thi- flotiri-bing and valuable
■ -b'tuti-m is uae to the untiring energy and abiltiy of
H -if. Lowr.u., the senior Principal, correspondingly as-
H--ted by hi* associate. Prof. Wuisrit, and Professors
■ -linktxand Pi rtis.
■ (I'-übt if our citizens have any •• realizing sense"
'of th<- extent ; u-efuiness and prospects of our Uommer
ilcce. They should acquaint themselves with its
I' niitio::, that they may be able to inform strangers,
■ • tiri- act as friendly , gent - in promoting the inter-
I ct of nn institution which adds mm hto the proper
I ' ■ aid character of our village, -Ringhamton Hijiuh.
I Ln'T Dead YET —Not lonj* since vve pnh-
I shed a pathetic article from the .Xrir.trk Merc toy in
I relation to one BILL PHlLl.ii —a printer of dissipated
I habits who learned his traJe in the office of the Lyeom
■ •Gazette, and who was said to occupy an unknown
in Potter's Field, it i- almost a pity to spoil the
- >ry—for it w is a finely written and touching one—but
' the credit of the cratt we must say that BILL still
i W# have sen notices to tliis effect in several pa
i— it tiie following from the Utica Observer i.s the
I--', conclusive :
I Phillip", the ill "tarred renins, isn't dead -isn't
ii referred to by the Aterrury. We saw him in
-e last evening, and talked over with him the old
•*hen we knew Bti.i. to be tiie most promising pol
n M idison county the talented editor of a Whig
• I .zennvia and the Postmaster of the village.
I '-he victim of too great a devotion to " tod," but
I;",' 1 " go<.<] deal of a man " yet. This |at attempt of
I rw'papers to take his hie troubles him no more
first. At the time of the first. BILL was at
I* '■ a the Rome Sen/nut office, when editor Wager
| .1 to 1 is; up" a news item about a calamity at
•••-mgo. where he (BILL) was reported to have
li p. . "Pa barn. BILL read the item, enjoyed
I j' 1 > Nil]eh over it and then declined to put it in
I bii™nuing the astonished editor that be was tbe
I --I Mippi.sid t 0 i Jt . reduced to a cit.der. HILL
'C has a good many lives left. I'tica Observer.
rir Lam- —j n a commtinication to the
F - TO ton Standard, from Mr. W*. WATKOI-S of
L '"wnhip, Tioga Co. Pa., giving a description of
T on of country, lie makes the following state
f i rc-ard to the value of real estate in his vicinity
I* -i tie of interest to those de-i reus of purchasing
• I'r, l"' 11 this communication is to let your
' slow (especially thoe who wih to buy good
. "" ''ep they can possess themselves of that ar
■ md on E'.k Run for one dol
Hi■!■, rpnt,< to five dollars per acre, and lie allowed
i'SC tunc lor payment. Improved farms can f>e
■. twelve dollars per acre with comfortable
f In fact 1 do not know of anyplace
' ' * or "' 'P'sl'tv ran be bought as cheap as
H level as
Bfcrv 't will produce as well, say twenty to !
IHi-.s,'-. , ', 1 " ' ,f wheat per acre when it is sown in \
rv j, And then such oats, potatoes,
■ ii''," tnise is a caution to some places.—
fi'ts )' f , t". The hills on our main roads
! , ~ l f "°T A" you have in Broome Co. Nine miles
d nr.--"• "* Be the village of (lermania, set
'bt\f 'V i t-ermans. the land is owned by a com
ft. tv,-, r ' i c y who sell it at ten dollars per
B fi-ter* t srant ' or a railroad from (lermania '
I v " a ,i. . "" and Erie at Yourigwomans ,
'■ irooij - . ar " n snout 2fi miles. , Those who wish to |
■ tutor- i 1 Fbean rate had lietter come and see
a- ' n E *'sewhere. We have good society '
,ri habitants are mostly from the eastern
I
L sr " H°Rsf. THIEK Ar.RESTED.—^Yes
p n'pp ®' T ' n S name as OBORGK Bi KT, called
I '-r t m ' r ' WEN,the anctioreer. and reipiested him to
Accord ' publie a,l(-tion ' span of horses. The
B' r,.. I ) ' ai ' p at noon ; but from some sns-
"Un '' tan< ' , ' > - which tr; nspired daring the sale,
|V€<s f '' the horses, and taken
■ r ' uf i l * 7 " l ofi t'' r KSAPP, who rommitted
tirther examination.
■ ' 'k l ' 'JL, - . ,
)• s "J iu t." pe o learn tlwt
the fellow's name is COFFIN, He stated before he was
arrested that he lived a short distance from Wellsburgh,
in this County, but afterwards said he lived in Spring
field Centre, Bradford County, Pa. Officer KNAFF, to
satisfy himself in regard to the trutli of the first story of
the prisoner, took the trouble to go down to WeilsburgH
and make some inquiries iu regard to him, but he could
learn nothing there concerniug the fellow ; but on his
way back he was informed that a span of horses, answer
ing the description of those which he had sold, were
stolen ou Wednesday night, from a person named AMOS
FASMNO, residing in Springfield Centre. Ou coming
back to town, officer KXAPP called at the jail, and inform
ed COFFIN of what he had done, when he owned up to
the robbery. It turns out that he is a noted horse thief,
and lias been arrested heretofore several times for steal
ing hoises. Word was sent to Mr. FANNING, yesterday
in regard to the arrest and detention of COFFIN, and he
will no doubt be here to day to claim his horses.—Klmi
ra Pi ess.
Bsay~ The cold winter breezes sharpen the
appetite and the people vie with each other who shall
j best minister to its satisfaction. The excellent house
i keeper in the worthy practice of the culinary art sets
forth collations so bountiful and palatable that entice the
! uuwarv to consume more of the viands and dainties re
| served from the past summers collection, than is actually
1 necessary fur tbe regular pe-formance of the functions
j and the healthy sustenance of the body. Hence it is
necessary to clear away the accumulations of such indul
| gencies, to remove the obstructions to the flee working
j of all the o.gans auJ open the avenues for health and
J happiness, for which purpose the use of Dr PORTAR'S
j Eclectic Pills are particularly appropriate, and I would
I recommend every one to procure immediately a box of
| them from Dr, PORTER'S Drug Store, Corner of Main and
J Pine street, or from bis agents iu any of the respectab's
j stores in tbe county. They will relieve Bilious Com
j plaints and should be resorted to early iu the spring that
the system may be prepared to undergo labor or partici
j pate in the enjoyments of the ensuing season.
i*> MKUICUS.
ittfscellanrouß.
The Oxygenated Bitters.
i The qualities of this medicine has placed it upon an
( imperishable foundation. In destroying disease, and in
; during health, it has no parallel.
For the following Complaints these P.itters area Speci
fic. viz ■. TJj'.pepaia, nr In I geiton,Heart F.urn, Acidity
Co*tireneii, Lots of Appetite. Headache, and Ventral
Drbility.
In many sections of our country this preparation is ex
tensively used by physicians in their practice, and it
I seems to have restored many to health who were appar
ently beyond the reach of the healing art.
Remarkable Cait of an Aged Pi i scn.
RICHMOND, TIOGA CO. Pa, Aug. 25, H59.
Messrs S. V.*. FOWLE A Co.,
Gentlemen.—After suffering for thirty years with I)ys
iseosia.and trying many remedies recommended for that
d'tease without any pood result. 1 was induced by Dr. F.
| H. White to give the OXYGENATED BITTERS A trial ! took
two bottles, which gave me much relief; I concluded to
' try two more, which have nearly or quite effected a cure,
i lam now nearly seventy five years ot age. and for three
months past have eaten my food without experiencing
the slightest inconvenience or suffering; and it is with
pleasure that I recommend v ur remedy to dyspeptics,
A. 11 GUARD.
FROM DR. WHIEE
M VNSFIELD, TIOGA ' <>.. Pa.. Aug 25. lNf,s.
I have used the OXYGENATED BITTERS in my practice
with decided success in debility and general prostration
Ac., and confidentially recotnrend it iu general debility
and disease* ul the digestive organs.
K.H.WHITE M.I).
Prepared bySETH \V. FOWLE .V CO., Boston, and far
sale l-y J. G. PXRRON ami Dr H. C. PORTER. Tuwaiida :
| The Drug Store, SinithJield ; JUHN MATHER, Lister; V.
! A. PERKINS, Athens; J. F. LONG A Go.xs, Burlington ;
D. N. NEWTON.Monroeton ; I). 1). PAKKIH RST, I.eUoy.
LOCKU out> & BENEDICT, Alba; GUERNSEY A MITCHELL,
Troy ; J. \V. WOODBIKN A Co., Rome : S X. BKONAON,
Orweil: I). A 1). M. BAILEY, LeU.ivsville, ami bt dealers
everywhere
K. IT. & E. HAIL ROAD.
CIHAX'GE of hours, commencing MONDAY, .Nov. 25,
/ ls'.O. Trains will leave Waverly at about the follow
ing hours, viz :
GOING WEST. QOINO EA"T.
Dunkirk Express. V4O P. M,IN. V. Express.. 11.25 A.M
Night Express 2.5 A. M. Night Express. 1.21 A.M.
Mail *.05 P- M i-Mnil 7.-Hi A. M.
Way *42 A.M.:Way 331 P.M.
Express Freight.. (LIU! P. M : Fast Freight... 0.07 A.M.
Fust Freight ... 11.32 A.M.'Way Freight... 5.50 P.M.
Way Freight N.l.i A.M.,
Night Express (both ways) E.xpre-s Freight and Fast
Freight going west, and Fast Freight going east, run
every day. Night Expiess of Sundays, run* only to El
' mini". 1 lie *.05 I*. M. Mail rims only t<> Elmira. The
i *.42 A. M. Mail runs through to Dunkirk. The 4.20 P. M.
- Mail runs only to Binchnrntoii.
CHARLES MIXOT. General Sap.
UNION MEETING,
AT JOHITS SHLAM'S,
Elirira Branch.
I PVKIIY UNION MAN should recollect
AU that he can buy Clothing
15 PER CENT CHEAPER
at JOHN SHLAM* than at any ether establishment in
Pennsylvania. Please euine in and try to satisfy yourself
before von purc-ase el-eweere. He will keep a good as
sortment of
I'ANTS.
PANTS. I'ANTi,
OVERCOATS,
OVER COATS, OVER COATS.
BLACK FROCK COATS.
BLACK FROCK COATS, BLACK FROCK COATS,
BUSINESS COATS.
BUSINESS COATS, BUSINESS COATt,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Air Casdi paid for FUIK and Sheep Pelts.
Respectfully Your*.
J. SHLAM.
8 OSBQRN, Salesman.
P.ememher the place. Next door to H. S. Mercur'
Drv Coeds Store.
'fowanda, Jan 3, 18G1.
Exciting' Times!
GET THE LATEST NEWS!
j rjMIE New York Dalies.—' The New York
! J- Tribune, Herald Timet and World. 1 will furnish
any of the above papers at 15 cents per week , or single
' copies for sale. Farmers who want the latest news, will
always find a supply at the News Room of
A F. COWLES.
SYmc is the time to subscribe for the
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
A Club is now being formed for the New York Weekly
} Tribune, at Cowle's New Room, only One Dollar a year.
All who want this paper will please call in soon, as shall
send on tbe names immediately.
Towanda, Jan. 3,1861.
TOBACCO,
IN BARRELS,
I In KEGS.
In BOXES.
In CANS.
In TINFOIL.
In LARGE PAPER*.
In SMALL PAPERS.
In BLADDERS.
FINE CUT.
LONG CUT,
PLUG 1
TOBACCC BOXES,
TOBACCO PIPES,
RNUFF, Black and Yellow,
Choice SEGA Its.
Ac., Ac., at Wholesale and Retail, by
Dec. 20. C. B. PATCH.
HAMBURG CHEESE—The finest and
most desirable Cheese in market, for sale at
FOX'S.
TWBUNE ALMANAC, for 1861, at
I A F. COWLES.
iieto 3Rjbrrtfsemwts. !
AT THE
KEYSTONE STORE
HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED THE SECOND LARGE
STOCK FOR THE SEASON, OF
PALL & WINTER
GOODS,
WHERE WILL BE FOUND A LARGE STOCK OF
§ak SMSHaSiESS,
MERINOS, REPS,
And other
WORSTED DRESS ROODS, !
LADIES' CLOAKS,
SHAWLS,
MILLINERY GOODS,
t '
EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES & HOSIERY,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHS; CASS I MERES AND
VES TINGS.
HATS So C.AJPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CROCKERY, &c^
HOUSE
Ii FURNISHING GOODS.
CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOSES,
DR UGGETTS. MA TTRESSES,
MA TTS. I'A PER HAEGIEGS,
TIL A XSPA R EXT WIN
DOW SHADES
BROCCATELLS & DAMASKS,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
i j Bleached and unbleached Tabic Pan; ;-k,
White L)ama<-k. Table Clcths all izta,
Napkins, Tw<d, Diapers,
Lace and Embroidered Curtain Muslin*,
R -se Blankets, Counterpane*,
Linen Sheetings,
Pillow Case Linens, Sheeting.
.And Pillow-Cease Muslins,
LOOKING GLASSES, &C.
Just received at the
KEYSTONE STORE,
To which special attention la invited.
JOSEPH POWELL,
• Beg* to announce that he h Bon hand and in constantly
receiving from the Manufacturers,
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS,
iof the latent styles and most approved patterns. He
; would respectfully invite the attention of the ladies to
i tin-in. and also to a large stuck of BKOCHE LHAVVLS
! at half their value.
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS,
All the desirable colors of double, single, and split Zeph
yrs, and Shetland wool will always be found at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
LADIES' FURS,
AT PANIC PRICES.
JUST OPENED AT THE KEYSTONE STORE, A
LARGE STOCK OF
LADiES' FURS
Purchased during the present panic, much below their
, market value, 2nd are offerep for sale correspondingly
low. [Nov. 2u, IsCO.]
BAJOU'S K!D CLOVES.
All sizes, in colors, black and white, of these celebrated
Gloves w ill always be found at the KEYSTONE STORE.
I'KlCK. —Ladies, SI 00 ; Gents, $1.25.
ICO PIECES
ENGLISH PRINTS,
Chintz-Patterns and Fast Colors,
' \ Worth 20 cents per yard, now for sale at ONE SIIIL
LING per yard, at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
j~
FOR
BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY.
GRAIN,
ib n"j new
Dried Apples, Dried Raspberries,
Dried Blackberries,
i SHEEP PELTS!
WHITE BEANS !!
POTA TOESj
HTCKOKY NTTTS,
And Game, at
PATCH'S.
McC ABE'S
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET,
Below J. Kingsbri fs store, Main st.
rpHK cubscriber would respectfully tender his sincere
L thanks to the public lor the very liberal natronage
extended to him, and solicits a continuance of the same.
He begs leave to assure that he intends to keep on hand
as heretofore, a choice selection of MEATS of all kinds,
the best tbe country affords, whicb he intends to sell for
i very small profits, either by the side, quarter or pound,
ear A quantity of first qualitv of SALT PORK, put up
by myself, cheap, hy the Imrrel 5r pound,
i Meats will he promptly delivered, at any place within
tbe corporation.
Towanda, August 12,1859. J McCABE.
riSH! rXSH!! FZBH! I!
THE best assortment in P nnsylvania. Consisting of
Mackerel, Trout. White Fish, Blue Fish, Salmon
Codfish, Pickled and Smoked Herring. Smoked Halibut
Ac- Ac., on band, and to be sold cheap, by
Towanda, June 10, 1860. C. B- PATCH.
DRIED FRUlT.—Dried Applea. Peaches,
Cherries. Raspberries, Whortleberries, Blackber
i ries Zanies Currants, Raleini. Citron and in fact • go
-! era! assortment of Dried and Grcto Fruit *t
Towanda. Jan 23. 1561 FOX -
iHfscfUaurous. |
GRE AT REDUCTION
! I
IN PRICE 3 OP
BOOTS,
AT HUMPHREY'S.
The subscriber offers his eery Large Stock of Boots of
his own manufacture and also" his Extensive and wei! .
selected assortment of
LADIES' FINE WORK,
7 !
of ail styles and varieties for the remainder of this Sea- \
son to Cash Customers at prices which make it a great .
i Inducement to give him a call before purching elsewhere.
Also, an unusually large stock of
LEATHER AND SHOE FiNDINGS!
at reduced prices to suit the times. Also, a fine assort- !
meut of
CROCKERY,
which I will sell at bargains. In order to close that !
branch of my business.
FOURTONBBOONETON NAILS,
1 COLLINS AXES,
CAST STEEL SHOVELS,
MANURE FORKS,
SADDLERY WARE,
aai7
&c., &c.,
Dec. 1,1360. J. D. HUMPHREY.
NOV. 24-~ 186a
LATEST ARRIVAL
1 ) 07
WINTER GOODS!
CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY, STYLE AND
QUALITY OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
AND TRIMMINGS,
PRINTS AND GINGHAMS,
OIL CLOTHS
AND
I CARPETINGS,
SOOTS & SHOBS,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES,
i
CROCKERY, IIAKDWARE, Etc.
Feeling confident that we are now prepared to met
, I fhe wants of ALL. we would call ihe attention or tbe
public to our
NEW STOCK,
j which will sold ut greatly reduced prices for CASH ot
| READY-PAY.
' [ N-.V. JS). isco. TKAC'Y A MOORE.
I THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE
TO ELY
WELL MADE AND GOOD FITTING
; MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
IS AT SOLOMON'S
<jCLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT!
HAVING just received one of the Largest Stocks of
Fall ami Winter Clothing that has ever been offered
j in this market before, wbieh will be sold at greatly re
i dured prices.
| GREAT BARGAINS IN
j Bia<-k D. B. ,V S. B. Broadcloth Frock Coats,
j GREAT BARGAINS IN
Fancy Beaver Doeskin andSiik mixed Cas-imere Coats
j GREAf BARGAINS IN
Cassimere, Union and Sattinet Business Coats.
| GREAT BARG AINS IN
Tweed and Kentucky Jean and Cottonaue Coats,
j GREAT BARG AINS IN
Black Doeskin. Cassimere, Union and Sattinet PauU.
: GREAT BARGAINS IN'
r 1 Harrison'* Cassitnere. Silk mixed and Plain Pants.
■ GREAT BARG AINS IN
Fancy Union Satinet and others. Coals.
GREAT fIAKGAIXB IN
Plain and Fancy Silk Velvet Vest".
I : GREAT BARGAINS IN
Matilais Plain und Eancy Silk Vests.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Harrison's Cassimere, Silk Mixed and Black V e.ts.
| GREAT BARGAINS IN
V-ncia. Cotton Velvet and Plush Vests.
GREAT BAIUi UN'S IN
Fancy. Union, Sattinet and Farmer's Safin Vests,
i One of the largest stocks of OVERCOATS, consisting
j of Beaver. Pilot, Sealskin. Petersham, Lionskin. Black
of all qualities, and a large assortment of New Styles.- -
! Also one of the Largest Stocks of Gents Furnishing
j Goods, which will be sold 25 per cent, cheaper than else
j where. Call hetore you buy and examine my stock, as
I you can he suited better ainl at lower figures,
j Remember the place, M. E. SOLOMON'S
Clothing Establishment.
I September 27,1860. Towanda, Pa.
TREMENDOUS JSXCfTEMENT.
LINCOLN TO BE ELECTED.
til those seem only to increase the
I -L business and prosperity of the Old Foundry and
XKEACHINX! SHOF,
, j (South side of Pine St., one door East of H. S. Mer
cur's Store.)
The ntidersigned would call the attention of ail con
j cerned to the fact, that he is prepared to do, and will ex
| ecute all work entrusted to him with dispatch,and in the
j most workman like manner.
FITTING UP MILL IRONS, REPAIRING STEAM
j ENGINES, from the simplest to the most complicate, in
any of their parts, and WARRANTED to give satislac
' tion.
PLOWS always on hand of the most approved pat
terns, wooded in the most substantial manner.
Having recently added considerably to his facilities for
doing work, and employing experienced workmen in
I every department, he is confident that he caft satisfy all
I who favor him with their patronage.
JOHN CARMAN.
| Tovrsnda, Oct. 15, 1860.
M U S IC.
nni'lCK respectfully informs the people
• of Towanda and vicinity, that he is prepared for
| giving LESSONS ON THE PIANO. Also toat he
Tunes and Repairs Pianos
npon reasonable terms, and insures perfect satisfaction
' j Rooms in Bender's Bindery, south end of Ward House,
i Dee. 6th, 1860. 3m.
GOODS AT COST.
! A FINE ASSORTMENT of Plain and
| Printed French Merinoes, Reps, Valencias and other
| Dress Goods. Also a lot of very desirabla Wool Shawls,
will now he sold for rash at cost by
j January 3, 1861. H. B. MERCUR.
~Y[OTICE. —Where&fi, Wm. Brew, of Can-
Xv ton, Bradford County, Pa., holds the note of tbe
subscribers for the sum of $65, with interest, bearing
date Feb. 18,1859, this is to notify all persons not to
purchase the said note, as it has been fully paid and sat
isfied. SOLON&. CORNELL.
Canton, Jan. 5,1861. BARBARA E. CORNELL.
TONS IRON- All sine* and qualities at
O TRACT A MO'PT."
ANNUAL REPORT
Of the Receipts and Expenditures of Bradford County, from January Ist, to
December 31st, 1860, inclusive.
EIPEWDIT URES.
; Am't paid Auditors $156 CO Ain't paid Conveying prisoners !o Eastern Pen
" Assessors 1363 90 ifentisry 520 00
" Bridge contracts 3700 57 " Public printing. 289 22
j " Bridge views 47 79 " 1 l-tri-.t Attorney 202 00
" Bradford Co. Agricultural Society. 100 00 " t'roth'y and Clerk of Sessions 406 32
| " Crier of Court 72 00 " ilepaii-s on public building* 166 93
•• Constable for making returns and •' Summoning Jurors 109 76
attending Court 521 C 9 " School and township tax ... 191 45
" U. Mercur. Commissioner's counsel 50 GO " Fencing public square.. 100 00
! " Costs in Commonwealth suits 1941 60 " Township line v.tws 16 37
! •• Costs in civil suit 3 So 00 " Justice's Inquisitions €2 *0
I " Election expenses 1242 40 " Transcribing On.bsn's Court Index 40 60
Tuel and lights. 83 95 " Wild Cat Ceitificates 7 36
I " Oraud Jurors 628 50 " Panther 11 J 16 00
•' Traverse Jurors 1761 44 " P H Buck Commissioner 322 00
Incidental expenses 10 56 " W A Thomas •• 278 00
j •* Insurance upon public buildings.. 107 75 " W H Decser " 68 00
•' Office books and stationery 115 61 " Daniel Decker, late Commissioner, 326 00
•* 'Prisoner's support in Co. Jail.... 1103 01 " E B Coolbacgh Cotain'ra C'erk ... 600 00
" Prisoner's sappo.it in Eastern Pen!- —>
teai.it.iv . 83685 31742486
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Account irith the several Collectors of County Dues for Bradford County.
; Tou.-tii.hpx i-Bur'us Collector's S'unu. Year Charged. Received Ciuntra'd Pn-cenlagt Returned.
'Towanda township... !James San tee 1957, 390 69 $53 58
j Asyium L). S. States 1866 i il 43 li 45
Monroe township ... M. M. Coolbaugh " i 152 70 ?
Ridgbury • lease Hammond " V? 12 92 12
| Towanda North A. H.Kingsbury i " , 7J S3 70 73
! Monroe Borough Marcus Turwiliger— " ' 651 C 67
I Wilmot X. T. Horton " 2-1 69 20 s';
i Athens Borough |H.J. Frit her 1959 199 25 160 03 <j 47 20 75
I Athena township P. R. Ackley " 284 39 2*4 3
Armenia (J. B. Morgan •' 3177 87 3 49 3 41
Asylum.. D. L. State* " 156 68 4i CO 112 C 4
Albany iGeo.ll. Cranmer... . " | 132 91 132 91
Burlington ißMProyne " 224 03 224 09
Burlington Borough. Philander I.ong •' e" 06 6- <*#
Burlington VTeat Jehial McKean " 173 53 170 Oo 3 63
; Canton Lewis Wheat " 256 49 266 49
' Franklin J P Burnhcm " 115 46 115
' Granville Devid Styles " 100 00 IWICO i
Merrick F Cowwdl *' 115 1C \\ 5 I**
i Litchfield. O F Wjlcott I " 11* 76 "5 76
Le Roy ' w B Wilcox " 118 31 119 31
! Monroe township... \1 M Coolbaugh ! " 2<)7 !2 207 !2 •
* Orwell ;I> C Ellsworth " ti'.t 90 C 6 ti 3 CO
Overton James Heverlv j " 6 35 '.9 55 !
! pike MB. Porter.. I " • 19061 145 CO . 43 61
; Rome ill W Browning j " j 210 19 21C 19
i South Creek.. Ira Crane ■ j " I 27 1-0 27 81
Standing Stone 'Jonathan AvooJ | " 1 69 69 f -6 09
j Smithficld J W Phelps j " 3>'6 10 210 CO PH 10
; Springfield iA G Brown j " 23-16 239 16
Snesbequin John Brink " 1 260 09 224 99 4GC 31 W
! Sylvauia Borough.... ;L L Gregory " 1, 49 10 49
Towanda township... 11 H Mace " 233 01 213 ,J> 5 17 14 69
| Towanda Borough.... A J Noble " i 193 72 Ij3 72 j
I Towanda North Francis Watts " j 73 30 73 30
; Troy township Howard Spalding " 3.39 76 32 00 307 76
Tuscarora !AJ Si!vara " 99 08 90 09
I Leltoy US Miiler " 71 06 71 03
. Ulster IO W Nichols " S3 06 28 06 ,
; Wvsox J B Hinds " 443 79 412 23 4 s', 26 96
Windham J W Warner " 257 27 223 05 1 13 23 06
Wilmot Paul Quick " , 84 15 84 15
Armenia jJ B Morgan iB6O 69 00 56 00 2 34 3 35 8 49
Athens Borough lIJ Fritcber " 422 77 102 00 476 2'j 98 205 01
Athens t wnsnip iL A Gardner " j 1251 36 960 73 yl7 62 60 318 74
Asylum .1)8 States | SIS 94 12. 34 10 73 15 43 16G 29
Albany John Brown " 210 69 182 83 6 57 10 65 39 49
Burlington township. jßobt. M Pruyne j "* 33 4 73 56 11 3 15 16 CO 253 87
Burlington Borough . i Philanitar Long '' 62 39 40 60 1 23 S9
Burlington West J C DeWitt " 293 09 129 57 IC4 52
Canton ' Lewis Wheat " 6-7 C-6 155 27 512 39
Columbia i Newbury Calkins " 635 -3 509 04 C 35 31 43 I
, Franklin J P Baruham i " 135 29 61 60 5 39 937 99 53
Granville E S Bailer " 375 37 355 41 1 22 IS 74
H-rrick Thomas A Lee. " 243 09 fc o 00 IC3 C 9
Leßoy |C D Hokomb " 242 17 135 00 4 49 12 19 90 49
Litchfield I David McKinney i '• 3.-4 69 163"<>0 4 10 19 06 109 73
Monroe township ' J L Coolbaugh '• 354 20 133 30 11 53 17 14 192 23
I Monroe Borungh RR Rockwell 63 34 43 06 20 28
Orwell iDC Ellsworth *' 494 5-6 4 .7 02 2 ?4 24 CO
Overton | James Heverly I 8-1 47 13 36 6 19 3 93 CO 39
Pike Kanslord Brink .: *' 651 a0 Gil OS 741 32 41
Rom* Simon Russell '* 3-3 47 60 00 323 47
liidfi! ury An-ou Webb *' 1 45 <3O 426 33 989 22 48
Smithfiekl Orville Gerould 1 CS3 81 490 00 4 36 34 04 165 41
Springfield AG Brown 567 £-4 185 00 3>i2 94
Smith Creek Peter J Dean 273 CO 237 32 652 13 18 , 12 M
■ i Sylvania Borough ... 11 il Unas j 74 07 70 29 6 370 j
: Sheshequin John Biiuk 620 51 302 .3 389 30 92 3c2 97
Standing Stone Jouat'uun Wood ; '' 273 03 165 oil g li, 13 44 69 03
i Troy township samuel Case , '' 674 17 637 07 3 62 33 5s
Troy Borough 'W Morgan '* 25.7 7S 243 04 1 91 12 c 3
Leltoy S Bowman i 192*3 , 143 74 353 <,51 30 C 5
Tuscarora |A J .S'iivrira '' 30! 77 110-GO 154 77
, Towanda Borough... A J Noble 1 " ( 751 SK) 500 01 12 95 37 22 201 73
Towanda township— Geo. I. David-on j*' 2.-4 *0 229 50 55 30
Towanda North Daniel Kennedy | '' 205 10 110 93 94 17
Ulster Geo. W Nichols 1 " 370 29 2Js 00 740 IS 19 106 64
Warren Robt.SCorbin '' . 5.75 43 540 97 690 28 66
Windham J W Warner j*' 463 51 223 29 931 1 22 72 208 20
Wvalusing James I.ewis *' 444 CI 276 95 9 62 21 bS 137 16
Wvsox J B Hinds " 532 14 117 UO 415 14
Wells James Mitchell " 392 22 340 00 il 01 13 07 22 14
Wilmot Paul Quick 1 " 242 66 ls3 92 3 35 12 u3 43 36
722429 27 $14794 59 s2i--l ; s,ol 81 $6604 06
IjIL E. Griffis, Treasurer, in account with the County of Bradford. CR.
Due upon duplicate for previous years s6.o*. 1 >"6 Returned uncollected previous to 1860 $1,367 04
Duplicates for 160 16.399 39 | Returned uneolleeted lor ls6o 5,349 44
Transcript of unseated lauds 713 89 i Exoneration-given Collectors 218 81
" seated " . 511 75 Percentage given Collectors 751 SI
Reassessments 5'2 16 Orders redeemed in 1960 17,366 34
Miscellaneous receivals 198 24 2 per cent commission upou same 347 33
1 Abatement upon State tax 301 27 1 per cent Commission upon #14.779 19 147 78
( Amount in Treasury January 1, ISCO 3.707 25 By amount iu Treasury January Ist, 1-61.. . 2,447 03
$27,9... ■ $27995 01
DR. Wm. (Jrittis, Treasurer, in ae'ct xvitn the Conilth of l'a., for 18G0. CR.
Dae upon duplicates for previous years S4,SOC 33 Returned uncollected previous to ISCO $1,474 60
Duplicates tor i960 " 11.K47 27 ! Returned uncollected for 1-C3 305 73
! Transcripts of unseated land 508 95 j Exonerations given Collectors ICS 70
Transcripts of seated lands 117 61 Percentage given Collectors 643 06
Reassessments 39 66 St. Treasurer s receipts dated April 10. April
Miscellaneous receivals 16 52 21. July 9 and Nov. 13, iB6O 10,525 72
—— 1 per cent commission upon $11,312 01 113 13
$17,336 34 Amount due Commonwealth Jan'y 1,1861... 7C3 41
17.336 34
DR. County Orders in account with the County of Bradford for ISGO. CR.
To amount of Orders issued in 1860 $17,49 i 0 | By amount ol Orders redeemed in 1860 $17,366 34
" outstanding Jan. 1 1960.. 172 1 4 • •• •• outstanding Jan. 1, 1981 300 68
$17,667 00 $17,067 Ot)
! ■ BRADFORD CO.. SS :—We the undersigned, Cooamisaioners of -,,iri County, do hereby certify that the
! - j,. s. • above is a true and correct statement of the Roeeivnl- and Expenditures ol said County from the £n>t
(,—-' day of January to the thirty-first day of December (inclusive) A. L. 1-60.
Witness our hands and seal of office at Towanda, this 2Sth day of January, A. D. 13C1.
P. IT. BUCK, )
W. A. THOMAS, v Commissioners.
Attest- E. B. COOLBAUGH. Clerk. W. H. DECKER.)
SULLIVAN COUNTY
! Hardware and Stove Store.
D. C.~HALL,
I> ESI'ECTFULLY informs the citizens of
L gnllivan County, and the public generally, that he
| has commenced business in DUSHOKE, where he has
just received a very extensive stock of
of every style and pattern, adapted for burning Coal or
! Wood, which will be sold as low as any other place this
| side of Albany or New York. Th* attention of t'llo-e
: desiring to purchase Stoves is paiticnlariy directed to
I my assortment, which is especially adapted to the wants
| of this sertion ot the country, and will be sold lower
I than can be purchased this side of Albany or New *) nrk.
! I believe I can offer greater inducements than any other
! establishment in the country. Also,
Hardware, Iron, Steel, Wails, Class,
PAINTS AND OILS,
House and Carriage Trimmings,
: SPRINGS, IRON AXLES k BOXES, of all sizes, Uar
pp„ter's and Joiner's Tools, Blacksmith's Tools, Cross
cut, Circular and Mill SAWS, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
I'unips. Lead Pipe, Chain Pumps and Tube. Farming
Tools. Tin War* and Stove Pipe, always on band, at
Wholesale and Retail.
Job Work done on short notice.
aj- Grain. Old Iron, Copper, Britannia, Brass, Bees
wax and Feathers, taken in exchange for goods.
Having had many years' experience in the btisiness, I
am confident 1 can make it the interest of purchasers to
give me a call. My goods will be bought at the lowest
rates, and sold at corresponding prices. All manufactur
ed articles will be made from the best materials, and by
competent workmen,and will be warranted.
v D. C. HALL.
Dnshore, Oct. 25, 1860.
A CARD.
THE present depressed state of the Money
Market having had the effect to place many kinds of
Goods within the reach ol Cash buyers, at moch lower
prices 'han heretofore, tbe undersigned begs to give no
tioe that be availed himself of this reduction, to a
large extent within tbe past ten days and is now offering
msny bargains such as hax* heretofrrs never been equall
ed In this mark*' , ,
r*f H. l e ?A JhT.FiPH FO S7.LT.
* -J t
STOVES! STOVES!
ZUZH RECEIVED!
U A VINO lately returned from the city
where we have purchased for CASH a large s
-1 sortinent "f STOVES, nf ail varieties and sizes suited to
? this locality, we are prepared to sell Cheap for Cash or
* approved credit. We would call especial attention to tha
celebrated C'oal Stove
SB-G^at
r the perfection of arrangement for burning coal. We ara
. also ca-ting and .-etting up in our own Foundry, a num
-1 ber of kinds of excellent COOKING STOVES,and BOX
> , STOVES for SCHOOL-HOUSES and SHOPS.
< Per son- who fear to purchase imported Stoves on ao
r count of broken plates, A-c..can get just as good of Homa
. ! Manufacture. Our assortment taken a whole, is th#
r 1 Large-t. and Most Complete ever offered for sale in this
market. We also manufacture and keep constantly on
hand, a full assortment of
TIN-WARE,
; and will make to order any thing from a Teleseopo np—
, to a Sau-.ige Machine !
Call and examine for yonrseivas, and yon will bo
satisfied that there is something in the world yet, besidaa
(ias.
JOHN CARMAN.
' Towanda, Aug. 30, 1960.
X. B.—Oor Tin Store is on Main street, south store in
I Mercnr's Block.
MYER'SMILLS.
fTMIE undersigned having purchased the ahove well
1 known mills and attached to it a Steam Engine, and
alo put every thing connected with it in perfect repair,
with all the modern improvements now in use in first
| class Flouring Mills—would respectfully solicit the pa
tronage of the community— trustiug that the reputation
the mill has heretofore borne may not suffer in the hands
of the new firm. It shall be our aim to do ail work en
trusted to ns promptly and in the best possible m nner.
Customers from a distance may rely npon having their
' i work done at once, so as to make but one trip " to mill.'*
i Mr. FROST will continue to give his own personal $•
1 tentioh to tbe business at the mill.
, | CASH paid for all kinds of GRAIN ; also Flour. Meal
• ! and Feed for sale at. tbe lowest market prices.
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