AND GENERAL.
notice that an effort is being made
organize afiew Southern Tier (N. Y.) Begi
sieut-
jjWe are requested to state, for the beu
of- WESTON'S country customers, that he will he
gbscr'oat town for Feveral weeks. Ilia return and
resm ion ot business will he duly noticed.
J NEW USE FOR COAL OIL —Coal oil is
•aid he a sure destroyer of hed hugs. Apply plentiful
y „ a small hrush or feather to the places where they
The cure is eflectaul and permanent
giiames, < handeliers, &c., ruhfced slightly over with
{OJ I, will not he disturbed by flics.
During the past week we have been
i,j t d with several refreshing showers, which have very
B rially improved the appearance of vegetation gener
al The Spring, thus lur. has been so dry that cousid
tie apprehension is felt lor the salety of the hay and
-rops. Present indications are that there will he bui
pall yield. Other crops look comparatively well, with
(exception of those in the localities w here the frost has
cbed them.
FIRE.—-ON Monday evening last, about
ik, the alarm ot n e was sounoed through our street*,
e different Fire Companies were immediately on the
iund ol the st ene of conflagration, with their engines,
e flie oiiginatcd in the barn on the premises of the
man Catholic parsounge, on Second street. The barn.
;ether with quite a quantity ot grain and hay was con
ned, but through the exertions oi' the Firemen, the ad.
aiug buildings were saved. The loss is probably three
.adred or lour bundled dollars.
VOLUME XXIil. —Lust week complet
d the twenty-second volume of the Reporter. We ha-.e
' he names of many subscribers on our hooks who have
akeu this paper from the time it was -tinted to the pres
nt. To them we return our acknowledgements, and
ope that they have been paid as well as we have, tor,
nliko most editors we have comparatively few delin
utnts on our hooks. The current events of the pre-ent
ear are o! the greatest interest to every reader, and no
.ains nor labor will he spared to make the Reporter an !
Destructive and interesting family paper ; we therefore
,avite the patronage of our old Irieuds and solicit the fa
vor of new patrons, as onr object will be to give a synop
sis of the news beta local and national.
IbST The citizens ot Rome and vicinity were
agreeably entertained on Friday, May 23d, at the M. E.
I Church, by the eloquent and patriotic remaiks of Hon. j
GKO. LASDO.V. The people assembled from every quar I
ter and the Church was soon tilled by an attentive and j
appreciative audience, lly request of several. Mr. BAN. j
DON occupied a leu minutes in speaking upon the subject i
relative to the " tonnage tax,'' and bikfly explained the .
reasons f r his vote in the Senate in I*ol. His reasoning
was dear and conclusive,and to all unprejudiced persons,
satisfactory. He then delivered a national di-cour-e which
was listened to with marked attention. The effect was
such as t elicit numerous responses and call forth he
quent bursts of applause from the audience.
The Leßaysvilie Brass Band was in attendance, and ;
discoursed several pieces of rare merit, which were per- J
formed to entire s-Uislacti n. A contribution was taken ;
up to defray the expense? of its members, amounting to j
twelve dollars. The meeting was one ot more than usual j
Interest, and will be long remembered with feelings of;
pleasure. 11. T. j
G©- DISTRESSING SUICIDE—A most sn<] imi.
dent occurred in Frederick. Mart land, on Monday night. ,
►ays the Hani-Lurg Ttlrgruj.h. in the death by suicide cl )
Mi-s MuoKsa Wist:, aged eighteen years, the betrothed !
bride o! the young soldier, DENNIS HRFI.L. who died from j
wounds received ou the hatiic field in •deience of the i
•• Stars and Stupes." Miss WISH, it seems, while visit, j
ing at a friend's house on Monday evening, was observed !
to swallow a draught of laudanum, from a two ounce vial; j
but when spoken to about it, treated the subject with !
unconcern, remarking that she felt unwell.and toot it as- j
6 remedy. She then went to her home at Mr. JAMES T' !
SMITH'S residence in E. Church street, and retired t > rest. '
Tuesday morning she was found dead, her pet eon decent. ;
ly composed arid the trace of a gratified smile lingering i
on her face. It seems, tint, at the funeral of her 1 -vt r. j
she placed her likeness under his head .and remarked that,
she would not long survive him, and when tier own death
was Uncovered, the photograph of her betrothed wa•
found under her head, signifying the wish that it ehouid
be interred with her remains. This is a sid episode ot
the unnatural war which is devastating the land and lias
added another fair victim to the broken-beat ted train,
tificed at the shrine of tieasou.
How TO MAIL MONEY. —Whm yen wish !
to send money in a letter let your hills be of -uch denom 1
lnaiions rs will require the least number to make the |
desired iiraumt ; be Mire that they are good bills. Hut the
money within the letter sheet so that .t may not come in i
contact with the envelope, and secure the letter firmly.
Put ou the postage -tatnn yourself, and ij welly drop it in
the post office box, for register a letter is to label it as
containing money. tYe find a lew good hints in these ;
matbrs in Field Motes : In sending gold cr silver coin
by letter, take a thin card the size of the letter when j
folded, cutout holes the size of the coin, set the coin in I
the holes and paste thin paper tightly over it to keep the
money in its place. It is no u.-e to stick coin upon a
water to the sheet of the letter—it always gets of} by
jolting of mail matter. Any am Hint of silver less thuu i
half a doll ir can go in a light letter sheet for single post- ;
age ; a half a dollar iu au otdiuary letter always costs i
double postage.
££§- MORNING WALK —We AGREE with an j
intelligent eotemporary that those who have never tried
the exercise ot a morning walk. (we mean an early morn
ing wait taken about the time Aurora is shaking the
dew-drops trom her gnldon locks.) are entirely strangers
to its rejnvinnting, (there now. we did not intend t > use '
that big word ) and exhilarating influences Ye who love
to elurubcr and dose away the precious hours of morning, j
hut ' and catch and ht-piration of the b limy air, 1 idctied
was yonng £."tance and freshness nt the verdant nie.ids j
The Kni" aluiii and '""istened by •-nature's tear
freak of the bridegroom, ana lhe I,lk ' !
raged, lie prudently held his peace and silk!'' 0 fT'
the cereuiouy to proceed. e ,
A few words will explain the motives of the
tndegroora.
When -LouisXlV came back from his great
campaign Tn the Palatiuate, he determined to
Q"Ue his son,whose valor and daring in the war
had greatly pleased him,to the wealthy
Wards of the crvwa.
lie proposed the onion to the yoeng Du
chess of Kaliverene, and found her favorablv
inclined. 3
She had just come to conrt, having just
emerged from the couvent where she -had com
P'eted her education.
Slie had seen the yonng Count often,though
e ad never designed to cast a glance upon
C j knew he was brave and. noble,
" , she thought handsome. Toe bar sinister
i 3 e6cutcheoo was no objection. She ac
cepted him.
Loq ' 8 of tranche Compte,
. like his father, WM something of A rep
£ , W( 'Bld not accept her.
My son,' said the Kiug, " J have resolved
t vjou shall marry."
jlly worthy sire and most excellent father,"
p: ;'d the Lonnt, •' I have resolved to do
He was sot ID tbe habit
r n
. |T*
DIHD,
In Athens township. May 10, 18G2, Mrs. NANCY MUR
RAY, widow of the late Abner Murray, ia the &Uth
jear of her age.
At Nortolk, Va., on the lGth ult., GILBERTCROWELL,
bun ot George Crowell, ot Eaet Sin thfield.i'a.
Death .that myaterioUs and unseeu messenger of an Al"
mighty Power, has suinmoued away from earth another
mortal. Daily aye, hourly too ! does the mournful ech
oes of the iuneral dirge full upon the ear with a sad and
melancholy pathos.
We eau stand by the bedside of the weary, toil worn
pilgrim, whose life journey is ended, who, tired and
heart-sick, longs to lie dowu to sleep, to enter upon that
rest whose quiet alum tars are uubroken, whose duration
is eternal ; and sec the last spark of mortality expire, aud
call death a ministering-augel.
We can stand by the death-bed of infancy and call
death a welcome messenger, opening the portals of a fair
er. brighter and more glorious land to mortals yet unpo
luted by crime, unknown tosiu. But when we see our
comrades snatched away in the bloom of youth or vigor
ot manhood, we almost murmur at the decrees of an All
wise Providence. Yet, when we renumber that the de
ceased fell while engaged in the defence of principles
Worthy of the heart's blood of any American citizen, we
can hardly wish to call him back. Disease accomplished
that which a battle field might have done. One hour saw
him in health,another a livid corpse.
No comrade watched beside his couch,
No friendly hand was near ;
To soothe life's darkest hour, or shed
A sympathizing teai.
No father's blessing, sister's love,
No mother s teuder care,
Matched by the soldier's dying bod,
Or kuelt'iu humble prayer.
A mavtyr to our conntry's cause,
Though the gory battle-field
Enshrouded not his form in blood,
Which a nation's honor sealed.
Then honor to the soldier's grave,
Though costly marble niaiks it not—
It shall endure when traitor's names,
In dark oblivion are forgot. J.N.
ileto gldtocrtfsrmrnts.
SHERIFF'S SALE —liy viriue ot u wr.t
ot Als. Lev. Facias, issued out of the Court of com
mon pleas of Bradford county, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale on THURSDAY', the J lit It day ol
June. A. D., lsG2, at the court bou.-e, in To wan da, at 1
o'clock.p in.tbe following described lot, piece or parcel ot
laud situate iu Athens borough, bowuued as lollovvs, to
wt : On the north, east and we.it by C. .-. Welles Jr., on
the south by Hopkins street, being'JO feet Iront by 76
deep, till improved, trained house thereon.
ALSO—Another lot of laud iu At liens boro', bounded
north by J. B. Brockway, east by Muiu st., south by
Joltu Jones, and west by hi its of Eustis Davis, being 60
feet trout, by 260 deep. All improved, framed house
thereon.
ALSO—One other lot in Athens boro, bounded north
by Wbi. Kill and others, east by Main st., south by J . B.
iiruckway aud west by lands uf 61.5. Rogers, being 4T feet
by 100 Sect. Ail improved, 1 rained building used lor a
C'.ibiuet shop.
ALfsO—One other lot in Athens boro', bounded on the
nor;h by lands of Sattei lee, Eby Main st., S. by C. X.
Shipniuu, aud west by C N. Suipmau. Containing
about on-third acte, ail improved, framed house, small
trained stable and fruit trees thereou.
ALSO—One other lot iu Athens boro', bounded noith
bv G. X. hliipman, east by Main st., south by Peter
Meeker, and west by C. X. Sb puiau. Containing about
one third acte, all improved, framed house, small trained
stable and a lew fruit trees liter.oil.
Al.iO —One other lot in Athens hoto', bounded north
by S>.i'RT.ee. east by Meeker A Shiftman, south by Pain*
st., and we-t by Mehs Wilkinson. Containing about j
acre, all unproved, framed liaru thereon.
ALSO—One oilier lot iu Alliens buro', hounded north
by i'uiue and Saticrice cast b , Wilk nson.s-'uih by Paine
street and west by W Coleman. Containing about £ uci'tf,
ilamed hou-e ami barn.
ALbO—''ne other bit in Athens boro'. bounded on the
west by F. Tyler, oil tin- north b\ Guy Tozer, ou the ea.-t
ny Main t., on .lie south by G. I*. W ciies jr., coutaining
toil a us. A.l iiiiproved.
Seii.-ed ami taken iu exscution at the suit of Farmers'
Uniou lusutauee Company to use of Jou.i Saltiua h vs-
Uaauncy N. Sbipmau.
ALSO—ify \irtue of sundry wri's of Vend Expo., wi 1
be- ex; osed to public sale, at the same time at.S place, the
Tb j .\itig citsctibej lot, piece or parcel ot laud .si u.tle tit
f rankliii twp , bounded on t e mirth bv 'he highway and
lands ol Ai'.tra Gay, south by land o. M Marshall, east
and west by land of Ahiia Gay. Conlaiuiug I acres,
liiote oi less, all impiovcd. named bouse, buatd siied, u
saw mill anil tn.it trees thereon.
Si- zed and taken m execution at the fuit of Brown &
liui kv.r-ll vs. G. \V . II iboid and Almiia lioliutd his a ile.
Al.StJ—lue tiilloivmg tic-si riued lot, piece or parcel o
laud situate in E.ugbuty twp., bound, d'wc-l by tnei>igl|
way, unit i *' y 1 nid ol Geo. Mead, east by lata! of Pelt
Mil.er, su itii ny lauu ot H. Vouch is and laud Uelou ;
tug to f lie M* Iliodist Church ; c-uitaing 2 aerts. mine !
less, all iiiiproved, a tiamea laveru house, a trained b' 1 I
and Unit trees thereon.
Seized and i .ilex tu execution at the suit of E. P ae " J
ro.y v.i G U i-'ieoch
ALMJ —By vutiie of a writ of Fi. Fa., will he 1
to public sale, at the same time and place, the top' la g ,
do-cribed lot. piece or parcel of laud situate in Wi 'nun j
twp., bounded on the noitii by lanus oi l'olly Ciai-'"> T- |
D iane and s. Felt-in on the cast by lauds ot P.| Gran !
daII aud W in. \\ heelbou.-e, on the south by the uliway. ]
and on the west by hunts of p. Uoune, con tains' about
60 acres, about 66 acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit (A*' f- IT
liusscil %'a Saiuuci Granuall.
A. 11. SPALDINf Sheriff.
Towanda, June 3, 18fi2.
IILUIFFS SALE—I3v viripot a writ
Ooi Fieri Facias i-aued out of the Goo common
picas ot Brad ord county, to me direct* lvi '' ac
p .sc-d U; public sale on "WEDNESDAY lli e 25th uay
of Jane. 1 Sill', at 1 o'clock. I'. M-, at tltu lof Pr eep
tor i-tii'bcs, in It'iine. the loilowiiig descr*' l ! lot, piece or
p iroel of land situate in Rome born', igimiitig on the
east side of tne highway at the soatu-'st corner of L
L Moody s 1 it, thence along the higUw' south 24 j ■'west
100 leet to a post, corner of F. C. G'r ° '• >t. ilicncc :
south (J > east "606 teet to a corner 'line ol J . Pass- j
more, thence north 2lj° east, lou lee" J a corner of L L. ,
Moody's lot, then, c west along said' ooll .V line 205 feet •
to tlie place ot beginning; contuinh' 2.500 leet, sftiel i
measure, with a irameu house, fined barn and fruit |
tiees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot in Rome P"' bounded north by j
lands ot Fe.slus G. Granmer, east F G Gianni.-r, south i
bv Stephen ITu timer's estate., pi west liy Juitu Pass
tuore. containing about acres >re or less.
ALSO—One other lot of woad'r timber land in Rome j
twp., bounded north bv land." 1 w W Kiiniy's estate, '
east by the highway, south by W Woodburu and west
by Marcus Upham's estate, ocAming acres, mote or j
less.
ALSO—Preceptor Fcrbe'amerest in the real estate of I
Artiesi l-'iube- dc-e'd . late oß'tne twp., lonsisting ot
16 acres end 50 pet cues ol ipt'oved lan t, hound d north
by lauds <>| Harriet B irites. •>)' J G Towner, south by
Undo! UL I t ih Ann Eusgi. *est by laud of Philander
Towner, ail improved.
ALisO—One other I >t riinibor land, lieing a portion
of the estate of At nest Fit'' B 11 c'd., and hounded north
by land of Alzin.i Diake-tst by R.>zin:i Forbes.south t>y
the highway aud west; ' nidi of Win. McGabe, being
same lot ol timber l uit'ct off to Preceptor Forbes, con
taining 7 acres and 95 • v ' , es.and called lot No. 4.
Seized and taken trxecution at the suit ol J W Wood
buru vs Preceptor #ues.
A. 11. SPALDING, Sheriff.
Towanda, June 3 c l 2.
/U 1 A1 ■ 111 A SA Lli —I t fiur.stiuiici; i.t
vTf id an order rhe Gi phan's Court ol Cradford C ani
ty, there uiil he t'osed to public sale, on the premises,
at one o'cl >ck P. , ott Sttur.l.iy. June 21. lstli, all the
right, title am'lr 'est ct the minor heirs of If .ratio B.
Boiven. 1 .te of V 'en township, in aceitiin tract ol latid'
oMtit t'e in the ten ship atore-<aid. b auiited and de-crioe
" ' -ws : Be suing r.t stake and stones in north line m
111 fact, Burl k'" kind and corner of land ol Win. K.ft
rliu-t wnu ch'j 1S perches by lam. o
.. o i '■ ,t!lk - it '" l st " nes "I'highway
" So leave t.n perches along said hiuhway to a.-prit!
exclaimed LvdW. I ,'; 70 c - ,sl 'TH perches U sttwe a
c, * . west JO t> 1(1 perches by land
olie paused sudut.e and stones, thence north f
ed her brain She dt ,! J - "■ Bnrhauk's land JJi 1
While she is uini e 5
what the Duke i 8 about. ' '.in the samel a-
One night, about eight days after
riage, the Duke, plainly attired and rau
a cloak, roamed through the Faubourg vm
Antouie, as was his wout, in quest of advet
tares. *
As he tnrned the corner of one of those nai
low lanes that intersected that quarter at tha
period, a piercing shriek brst apon his eat
minified with suffocating cries for assistance.
Ibe Duke's sword was oat in an instant
He was brave to rashness. Without a mo
ment's thought be plunged into the lane.
tie beheld a female straggling hi the grast
of a man. . 1
The roan fled precipitately at his approach
and the girl 6ank into his arms, convolaiveh
exclaimed:— '
" Save me, oh, save me !'
The Deke sheathed his sword and endear
ored to calm her fears-
/""ii: s. iMio/cr u "
Is now receiving ahf su PP'y °f
SPRING GOODS
Purchased since the liulreduction in prices.
i
TUB special attention of gtomer* from all sections of
this and adjoining cou'iG' d hivited to this
j Large, Choice Attractive Stock,
which will be offof at the lowest prices.
! Towanda. April it. Isiij
; PIUNTSI DOMESTICS.
The cheapest! the market, for cash at
| MON^AITYES,
(Corner of the Folic Square and Main Street.)
tut ok feu fob sale
MERRIMiC PRINTS AT
12 I-' Cts. Per Yard
And other Goods proportion. The public are invited
to call od examine for themselves.
23, All persorkn owing themselves indebted over six
months, will do ell to call and settle.
MOXTANIES.
March 17. 181. ..
NewSprng & Summer Goods
mHE STBSCRIBERS HAVING R1
JL moved tohe south corner of the Mercur Block, i
now opening large Stock of
m MW itilil
ciotling For Men and Boys I
GEN 73 FURNISHING GOOX
300TS AND SHOES, /
CROCKIfY, GROCERIES, YANKEE XOTIO.'Sic-
Our st<ck "fSpring and Summer Clothing, is at l^ur
own manitacturer Consisting in part of, #
Mens Cmb from SO-®?
Mens Pars Horn U.to >|2jg
Mens Vsss from "•< 1 J b,0 °
j 45- Mitn. Boys and Youths Clothe- made to oitflarge
1 Election* of Fabrics alwov.-on band. fj
: The niblic are invited to give us a call, as v W de
■ terminer not to be undersold lor cash. Most finds o
Farmers Produce taken iu exchange. J
I X. B.—Also sell FIXKLK & LYOXSeelebwfSettle
i Sewing Machines, making the t ich al il#'
aides. ~ A - WIGKUA33.
Towanda A|ril 3, 1-62. I
| 1862! 7
NEW SPRING C 003 S,
i I
AT
TJRACY & MOOD'S.
B I 11 G AOS
FOR
C A'll PURCHASERS.
Towb£. April *. IC2 TRACY .11' 'ORE.
Gar<-U Seeds of last yea* Crop.
TTE LARGEST STOCK I? TOWN.
JL-' almost every variety, iu large am fmall pack
age
large assortment of Peas iipackages.
ALStf,
'S AVD D:ET SJB 3Y TH- PJUXD.
cv Pleae c >ll and make J*r select*: of seeds from
our assortment at / POX'S.
Towanda. April 10. 1m12./
New Arrpig'eaients.
r J H! ESU BSCR I B/R S HA r IXG FOR M-
X ed a C'>parlner.-liip./ili <"iitinut the business for
merly carried on by J. D/lIIMPHREf. in the store op
posite the Court House,/nere they v\Jl keep constantly
on lund a general as-orPent of
BOOT! & SHOES,
and a very large stock/' all kinds of LEAT HER req^ r "
ed tor a country trade/ A lull assortment of
Shoe Findiiiii/ Harness Trinnn/tes,
SADDLERY, II A/>WARE, CROCKERY, X/ Ld
G LASfJROCERIES. Ac., Ac.
V.'e rxnect to im/ise our facilities in the 'if" c hir
ing ilepaitment, st/s to be.able to sup; ly d.-/ rs w 'th a
-ujieii >r article, at/rices rivaling all ewiir/ ll,on - a " u
especially •• forei.l' believing it ol vital iif'Ortatue to
community to loJr domestic productions-® lar as l"' ac '
llriv.ng puroli*?d the stock of Harm/ nnd Saddlery
owned l.y Me.— Culp A Kirhy, anda®n ted the shop
foimerly occupy by them, we oiler fo/ :d ' c d large stock
HARNESS, B S. TRUNKS, TRiVtUN. BAGSAC
and will make' order almost anj/' n g in this line.
We re-ncctfly invite public /"cntiou to our whole
slock in m va"iis branches. tn/ in ftoy strict at
tention to bfoess and zealous 1 '* 1 *. 1 l "" ls supply the
wants ol coßiunity. wc shall *ntsrit and receive a lair
share of pub* P itronage. , ...
We are p,'ur. d t > make f order anything m our line.
A1 si, do nil id .Is of lepairU? " a Vl ;ry short notice
J6e" Casl'aid lor SheeY( )L 'lts. Hides and .Skin-.
.T. I). lIUjHKKY, BL*LL, J. E. DAYTON.
Towaud April 25, __
LOW AND MEDIUM PE.ICE3,
RE/DY HADE CLOTHING
FOR
Bin's a:.(I Boys* Wear.
ALSO,
rSTTS' rUZtIVZSHZG GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
DOOTS AND SHOES,
lAVTIIER OF ALL KINDS.
THE BEST AXD
ieapcst slock in market ever offered !
HIE BUYER IN SEARCH OFCHEAP
i_ and desirable goods should not tail to see my stock,
they want to save money by buying goods at the low
it price which can be hail, at the clothing store
M- 18. SOLOMAN.
Xo. 2 PATTOX S Block.
Towanda. May 15.1^02.
"BYWi Er)UY7
HAS RETURNED FROM TIIE CITY,
Where lie has bought lor cask a remarkable stock
ot GOODS which he would call the attention of the pub
lic to. asking them to give his stock an inspection before
purchasing ; believ heccn give them better bargains than
lias ever been offered in this market before. I have a gen
• al assortment of
*£■ Jo T H I N G J
lie
day he pressed his .Cy V e was OB ]^
one way in which Bergerooette could be woo
—an honorable marriage.
The Duke was in despair and at his wit's
end. He bad a stormy sceoe with the King,
who threatened to send him to the Bastde if
he did not return to tbe*Duchess.
tSo he came to Bergeronette, on the four
teenth day, to meke a final effort to obtain
her. Th°y were alone together in the gar
den. r
" Here rae, Bergeronette/ he cried, when
he bad exhausted every argument and fonnd
b* still firm, I swear to joo ware I free..
Tj Hcflal.
RISUIIER'S SALE OF UNSEATED
LjUS IN BRADFORD COUNTY.—In pursuance
oi'an wof Assembly, passed the 13th day of March,
1815,#°^" er Acts of Assembly, will be exposed to
Publi<§' e > at t! ' e Commissioners Utliee, iu Towamln
Boroul on the 2d MONDAY in JUNE, 1862, the tracts ;
o' uned laud described in the following lGt, unle.-a
the t* upon the same are paid beiore that time.
Nq Acres. Warrantee Names. Taxes, !
ALBANY TOWNSHIP.
I 91 Auderson Joseph, $lO 67 ,
I 107 Barron John Jr. 12 Ik;
78 Castator Fredeick, 9 2o
60 Morris Samuel, 6 ;•'
84 Pear Abel. 9 80 J
I 188 Roberts Robert, 22 22 !
193 Roberts Hugh, 23 07
:' 93 Rush Moses, 10 85
i 250 Wagner Adam Harris Reuben jr. 29 05
60 Boweu Timothy owner, 5 90
/ ! BCRLIXOTOW.
I 412 Sackett BH, for'6l, 19 89
CANTOS.
60 Brady Win. 1 59
250 Shatuer Casper, 10 14
COLUMBIA.
tIC7 168 Welling Charles, 2 89
FKANKLIS.
113 Cunningham D H 8 08
57 Cooley Henry, 8 14
400 Edge Samuel, 66 50
171 Edge GtiM-ge, 28 40 j
200 Haga Gebrge, . 14 25
400 Hardy James, 66 6f
400 Hardy Andrew, 66 f
400 Hardy Simon, 66.®
400 Hardy Nathan, 66 40
400 Hardy Paul. <pQ
300 Ladley Andrew, jf 38
400 Ladley Peter, f 00
330 Ladley Joseph,
80 Norton Wm. 1 0®
355 tituari Walter, 42
265 Stuart Deborah,
400 Sidd >us Samuel, 6® 50
400 Siddons Joseph, 66 50
325 Siddons James, 54 02
175 Siddons Peter. 29 13
200 Wallace Samuel, 14 25
407| AdlamJobn, 29 05
407| Diddle Mark, Jr., 29 05
136 Bawn John, Jr., 22 62
205 Biddle James. 48 71
313 Baron John, Jr., 22 23
377 Diddle Wi liam. 26 89
130 Baker William, 30 88
397 Collins James, 29 22
250 Cox Jacob, 50 38
150 Curry Joaneah, 35 62
155 Dundass Thomas, 36 82
2144 Gratz William, 15 30
275 Graff John, 18 24
200 Graydon Andre 47 50
365 Govett Wiliiaik 25 94
250 Hall William. 59 38
375 lliltzlmer
255 Hiltzimer
454 lliltziraer J* 0 ® 53 92
250 Levi Aaron 59 38
275 Shoemaker* amea . 19 62
LgOY.
407| Antislle r >'- 32 75
202 Beat is F~derick, 5 40
402 IlotvirJnn Jr. 0 10 75
357 Doug!* s Andrew, 29 03 ,
407| Morgu Jacob, 32 79 :
413 Pleiff George P. 10 99
181 WiuU John, 14 51
200 De l Henry. 5 15
411 William M-, 33 23 ]
255 B.tpcJohn,Jr., 22 90
427 Ho 6 John, 34 34
179 lift Henry, 14 45
200 Dikei William. 16 05
156 Oajp ial "n>ou Samuel, 12 52
200 rjuijussThomas, 16 05
3-1 Grjtluu Andrew, 30 66
349 Gir z Michael, 28 09
221 G# tz Hyraan, 17 72
340 QMtleworth George, 27 29
3yj yatz Barnard, 31 74
Aatz Simeon, 30 60
403 ieury Joseph, 32 73
Hall Charles, 33 89
3gS Hannon Josiah, 31 13
414 Lloyd Peter. 33 65 I
4j Pennington Benjamin, 35 10 1
34 Patton John, 26 90
fl Read Ccllinsjn, 17 83
yj Shoemaker James, 34 93 1
J63 Simmons Joseph, 29 76
425 Wilson William, 31 19
MOKKOK.
400 Anderson Samuel, 28 60
3'.l Anderson Joseph, 22 03
322 Castator Frederick, 22 94
172 Ellis Marcy, 12 26
97 Gray Wm, 6 90
400 Heuipton Robert, 28 50
50 Hopkins Robert, 358
200 North Samuel, 14 55
400 Shotts Peter, 23 50 1
400 Shotts Frederick, 23 50
400 Shotts George, 28 50
4160 Wallace Mary, 19 95
190 Woodrufl Hannah, 7 13
OVKKTOX.
343 Betz Henry, 44 05
343 Betz Sohn, 44 05
343 Detz Joseph, 44 05
343 Betz James, 41 05
400 Dyson Henry, 61 30
375 Cooley Samuel, 47 95
400 Castator Harmon, 51 30
400 Castator Joseph, 51 30
400 Cooley Joshua, 51 30
343 Edge Peter, 44 06
100 Ellis Marcy, 12 >-3
172 Edge George, 23 06
343 Fritz Samuel, 44 05
400 Haga Peter, 51 3o
400 Haga Nathan, 61 30
400 t aga Samuel, 61 35
200 Haga George, 21 60 1
400 Hardy Samuel, 51 30
375 Hardy James, 47 95
225 Hardy Henry, 28 04 j
390 Harr.s Ann, 49 91
400 Hillingsworth Stephen, 61 30 i
100 Ladley Andrew, . 12 83
375 Moore George, 47 95 ,
40(1 Moore Paul, 51 30 j
393 Moore John, 49 95
200 North Samuel, 25 65
400 North Jonathan, 59 30 1
200 Palmer Thomas, 25 65
400 Seeley Peter, 51 30 ;
400 Scely Henry, 61 30
400 Seely Joseph, 61 30
400 Siddons Andrew, -> 61 30
400 Siddons George, 51 30
225 Siddons Peter, 28 82
75 Siddons James, 9 66 (
400 Temple George, 61 30 '
400 Temple Samuel, 51 30
4iio Temple Peter, 51 30
I*o Woodruff Hannah, 23 09
121 Baker John, 15 72
450 Eckliart George, 67 73
241 Erwine *' 29 93
50 Gentleworth George, 6 43
467 Hiltziiner Robert, 59 S5
198 Tyvout Andrew, 25 41
Rt no BURY.
151G 60 Carroll Charles. 1 04
1507 63 Carroll Charles, 1 10
TUSCAKORA.
250 Keeler John A Co., owners. 4 32
150 Shunt way Barrow cliff owner- 2 59
56 Field Henry, 96
50 Hughs Marth, 87
35 Porter James, 00
TKRRY.
272 Baldwin James, 14 07
237 Cortright Cornelius, 12 29
383 Cortright John, 19 86
301 Davenport Cornelius, 15 58
231 Davenport Daniel, 11 37
WILMOT.
126 Avery Christopher, 1161
216 Barrett Joel, 13 92
397 Carver John 36 66
104 Hollenback M. 9 65
104 Hollenback Sally, 965
69 Hibbard Hannah, 8 26
ISO Sterling Samuel Jr. 16 63
117 Sterling James, 10 77
ALSO—-?n pursuance of the provisions of the Act of
he General Assembly, passed the 29th day of April.lß44
lection 41st, at the same time and place will be exposed
it public sale, the tracts or parcels of lands or real estate
lesignated in the following list, unless the taxes due up
in the same are paid before.that time.
**l < c 1
g - -iittiel child prazed at him steS 1 fle
Biff something in the bleared eyes that made
him shrink ; something that 6e"t his heart to
beating.
" J tell yoo, hook one," whispered the boy ;
" 1 won't tell, and we'll go away and eat it."
I don 1 want to steal/' 6aid the homeless
child.
Oh S yoo fool," mattered the bratal temp
ter, and smote him in the eyes, his heavy hand
dealing a blow that sent the poor little child
against the wall, his whole frame quivering
with angaisb. The terrible blow had almost
blinded bio for a moment. A 6ob came np ID
his throat. "Ob ! what have I dooe to be
treated 10?" There never, never was a God,
* •* T* ** • 1
aeo'l
.... Ryan Martin; 50 50 396
.... Stockwell Charles, '
.... Houghly John, 132 132 3 9t>
ALBANY.
1559—Boyiogton 00. , 100 100 902
I .... Murphy Stephen/ 1- . 130 130 11 72
| .... Corson iehabixL' 119 119 804
.... Martin John \V7 200200 IS 04
Harris Thomas 220 220 19 84
1 IS6o—Corson Ichal/1 119 119 863
Castor Isaac 100 2 98 430
i .... Donohue M/ <1 50 60 473
Martin Jol/W. 200200 264
; Nichols Epard, 100 9 68
i .... Boyingt<y O G 100 100 968
ASYLUM.
i lss9—Macafßr Boßan, 134 134 200
Ward / L 400 400 13 20
iB6O Maca/ e Busan, 134 134 200
.... Van/'P OO I Henry, 70 70 127
We/" Jacob, 36 2 34 46
w/CL 400 400 13 2
>\>iesChasF. 140 35 135 4 94
BURLINGTON.
1859-yi urv y Samuel, 67 30 37 214
BURLINGTON WEST.
1859f Bailey Nathan, 60 50 91
.. j English James, 43 10 33 1 10
Hemraingway Daniel, 14 14 26
Potter Harrison, 50 13 37 98
jCO—Bailey Nathan, 50 60 91
CANTON .
Baxter A F 10 10 19
'.... Geggee James 40 5 35 72
COLUMBIA.
IS6o—Benaon John 260 60 2007 75
LEROY.
1860—Bailey Jer'h, 43 3 40 33
.... Craumer Perry, 60 50 60 31
LITCHFIELD.
1859—Goodsell Zina 50 25 25 1 60
.... Owens Est, 79 79 1 43
.... Sherman LII, 50 15 35 2 40
.... Stanfest Joseph 106 106 1 90
.... Snyder Wm. 50 10 40 1 44
.... Drake Marcena, 27 15 12 103
1860—Clafflin li It 25 25 50
MONROE TWF.
1859—Corbit Georjre, 300 300 5 74
Jackson Anirew, 100 100 5 70
.... N.Y.& Pa Iroa&C.Co 400 400 7 00
.... Naglee S. C. 250 1000 150 14 33
TowanJalron&CCo. 1100 1100 26 36
1860 Corbit George, 300 300 5 40
.... Jackson Andrew, 100 100 5 40
.... Mnnahan Dennis, 50 2 48 83
.... N.Y.APa.lron &C Co. 400 400 720
.... TowandalronC Co. 1100 1100 29 73
OVERTON.
1859 Campbell GW. 50 60 81
.... Cusick John, 60 8 62 60
Hinman A Paik, 400 400 12 40
.... Hay thorn John, 60 60 81
.... Leahy Patrick, 50 6 4 4 31!
.... Willey John. 33 33 49
ISCo—Campbell W E 300 13 252 8 05
.... Campbell "W. 50 50 59
.... Hinman A Park, 400 400 10 80
.... Haytliorn uohn, 50 60 59
. .. McMichala Peter, 67 67 1 17
.... Willey John, 33 33 49
ORWELL .
1859—8u1l Ann E. 36 36 72
1860—Bull Ann E. 36 36 72
.... Mathews Geo. 18 18 36;
TIES.
1859—Humphrey W 115 15 100 2 02
... Vanankin A nuts 149 149 1 ,1
1860—Vanankin Amas 149 x 49 1 78
KIEGBURT.
1859—DeLaney Edward 2d 20 20 29
Donovan Ellen 100 10 90 2 23
•••• Wallace John 9 9 1 56;
BMITHFIELD.
1859—Allen Jonathan 60 50 1 06 !
Reals T J 60 50 127 |
.... McNinny Patrick 50 8 42 1 20;
.... Marcel'is Carl 25 25 63
£ Pease Jesse, House & Tannery Lot 1 il
.... Robbing Moses 100 16 84 2 47
Seeley Montillion 50 5 45 1 03
Strong John 20 7 13 60
1860—P.obhins Moses 100 16 84 1 47
SOUTH CREEK
1859—Berry John 75 10 65 2 61
.... Berry Geo " 60 60 464
Berry Joseph 50 50 4 64 '
.... Ferris Emmet 60 50 2 60 !
.... Ilaight Cornelius 110 10 100 8 78
Hath sway & Griffin 440 440 16 45
.... Kerrick Mahlon 45 5 40 3 26
.... Leonard Valorns 100 100 3 74
Murdoch W 67 15 62 5 65
.... Overton Edward 60 50 1 37
Parybett It 60 30 20 2 23
Quail Robert 34 34 1 28
1860—Kmmett Ferris 50 50 1 05
.... Hathaway & Griffin 440 440 5 80 :
Kerrick Nelson 464 4 61 144 j
.... Kerrick F A Tubbs 3 3 28
Leonard Valorns 100 100 1 32
.... Preston Ebenezern 100 100 1 99
.... Quail Robert 34 34 45
STANDING STONE
IB6o—Sill Charles 100 20 80 3 25
BHEBIIEQUXN.
1859—Vought Laurence 1 22
TERRY TWr.
1859—Brown Julltis 50 50 1 60
Fessendon Theodore 60 CO 1 92
.. ..Wheeler Itichasl 4 2 2 32
ISGo—Roseubaum 60 60 72
TOWANDA BOHO.
1859—Carrier Sylvester, 1 House and Lot 59
TUSCAKORA.
ISs9—Lacey J W 171 171 6 15
W A KEEN.
ISs9—Morse Hiram 2 2 26 |
WYALUSING.
1559—McCracken Lodema 20 2 13 35
WELLES.
1359—Hathaway A Griffin 1000 1000 13 20
1860—Hathaway A Uiiiiiu 1000 1000 60 CO
WILMOT.
1859—Kirhankin Charles 43 43 53
Stalt'ord G II 65 65 79
1860—Aents John 35 35 43 i
Carroll Pat 63 C 3 108
.... Kenedy Charles 40 40 4S
.... Park John P2 12 14 j
Sullivan W 62 52 62 !
N. B.— Notice is hereby given, that an amount aufflci j
er.t to pay taxes and cost will be required in every case !
where the land is sold, at the time of sale, and unless I
terms are complied with ihe land-* will be again exposed '
to sale. FRANCES WATTS, Treasurer, i
Treasurer's Office. March 25.1862.
INSURANCE: "
undernamed has been appointed the
. A rent of the Insurance Company of North America,
located at Philadelphia, is now prepared to take risks,
in town or county. This Company is one oi the oldest in
the United States, having been chartered in 1793, it has
a capital of $500,000, and is managed by a board of Di
rectors of the very highest character for honor and in
tegrity. All losses are adjusted promptly. Its rates are !
as low as those of any good Company, and property hold
ers insuring in this Company may rest assured that they
can rely on the perfect safety of their policies in case of
loss. B.S. RUSSELL,
At the Banking Office of B. S. RUSSELL A CO.
March 18,1862. n4l-tf.
IVrOTWTTHSTANDING TIIE HARD j
it times, the subscriber has a little
CAS HE ,
WHEREWITH TO PURCHASE
,
Farmers' Produce !
And has on hand a large stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
To be exchanged for the CASH. , "* v
Towanda, May 20,1862. C ' B " ''B^t
■ - _ CIO6S fib 6
R ATiyiuoifsh for on lodge lodge
-•guts ? 'S'well enough to stay up ou o'rrer
nights—bot.'s all dam nonsense, ye know, to
wait for a fell'r on lodg (hie) nights. She
knows 's'well as I do, basin' Vgot to be 'tend
ed to—committe Vgot tb report, an' var'ns
o'rrtr little matters—she oughter 'ave more
sense. Snid 6he had the head (hie) headache
when I left'er—told me not to stay ont longer
than I could 'elp. Well, I didn't ! how could
I 'elp it ? Besides, I'll have the headache
worse n she will'n the mornin'. So derilesh
stupid in her to get the headache when she
knew I'd big binness to 'tend to. Ah 1 these
women, these women, they'll never (hie) learn
anything never !
'"Bo let the world wag as wWe M K MB,
IU be gay tad (hio) happy still.'"
"Ha!ha Iha I (hlc) Wonder what's be-
i&tscellancous.
PLANTS,
RAPE VINES, ROSES, VERREXAS,
X Dialetri&s, Peonies and Flower Puis, lor sale at the
Garden of HARRY MIX.
Isabella 20 cts. each i Concord 50 " "
Clinton 2u " " Illart'J Prolific . 0 •' 44
Delaware luO " ' 4 !Brown's t'a'wa 20 " "
Rebecca 50 " " | W Sweet Water 50 " "
Catawba 20 " " ! Diana 50 '* "
No'n MoscadineOO " '
The gra;>eo of our own country are quite distinct -pc
cien from the wine Grape ol Europe, and are usually
stronger in growth, with longer and more entire foliage,
and in their native state with a peculiar foxy odor or fla
vor, and more or leas hardiness of pulp ; these t:.uU,
however, disappear" ui process of cultivation ; and we
have already obtained from the wild type new varieties,
of high quality, and ol superior hardiness and productive
ness in this, our northern climate, among tin.- be a ! know
I offer for sale at exceedingly low prices, ai! of which I
warrant true to name.
PLOWEE POTS,
At prices that will satisfy the reasonable, ail -lets, from
3 to U inches.
Early WinningHtadt Cabbage C els. per doz.
44 *Ox Heart •' o 44 "
" Sugar Loaf " t " "
" Y'ork < ! * "
" Large York •' • ti " "
Large Early Dutch Cauliflower t> "
Waicberen Brocoli tl " "
Late .Dutch Cauliflower 6 •' "
White Chinese Tomato '• " "
i Early Purple Egg Plant 10 '• '•
Large Round Purple Egg Plant. 10 " "
Large Sweet Pepper Plant 10 '' "
Large Bull Nose Pepper Plant 10 " "
lied Cherry Pepper Plant 10 f4 "
Fejee Island Tomato 10 41 44
Lycestcr's Perfectt d Tomato 10
Itcd Cherry Tomato 0 " "
Large Smooth Yellow Tomato C 44 44
Large Smooth Red Tomato tf 4 4 44
FEJEE XSEAXSE r rC3*£ASQ,
l ls a variety introduced by Ca it. Frazier.of Philadelphia
I from the Fejee Island, laige and beautiful pink col
* or, very firm in tic ah, and considered one ol the best ev
-1 cr introduced.
LYCESTEII'S PERFECTED TOMAfO,
! Large size, flesh abundant and tiun, it ranks with the
I Fejee, and many think it best of nil. Color, pale purple .
These varieties are new and h.ivc I con distributed spar
ingly. Robert Buist X Sou. of Philadelphia, told me no
better variety could be iai.-wJ.
PERPETUAL, OR EV ER-BLOOMIXC ROSES.
A few d istn of choice and rare variety, kaviug the
quality of blooming the full season, from white to the
darkest color. Depend upon it, i offer 11 >si- of real mer
it, both in Europe aud America, , very decided acquisi
tion in the line of rosea. i'i ice from oU cents to si.
PEON lES.
Itoae scented, pink, large Mae.! ■ mtiful and fine shape.
White do., very large and splendid, b ib of which arc a
great ornament to a flower garden, 'id cents each.
DIALETRIAS,
, One of the most grace: ul bowers that decks the floral de
partment. 25 cents each.
VERBENAS.
The finest variety, all in pots, at prices that shall be
satisfactory. Cail and see them.
CUC,UMBER PLANTS,
In pots, 12$ cents each, which can be turned out with
safety, making an early crop, so much desired.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
Fifty cents per hundred. All sweet potatoes are raised
by setting piauts. All may depend upon a supply this
Spring, in fine condition to set troiu the 15th of May to
the 25th of June. This gives ample time tor the potato
to grow, as the plant is quite old—even three degrees
south of us they du not set before the Ist of June. They
are of early culture, and three plants to the hill, and*cuu
be raised in Bradford county. Any information wanted,
inquire at the garden.
All late cabbage plants, out door culture, 25 cts. per
hundred.
CELERY,
At 25 cts. per hundred. Thousands in line condition to
set front the fifteenth of May to the first of August.
£*- Much pains will be taken to make plants strong
and stocky as possible, by transplanting, &c. Plants,
Grape Vines, and all I sell,"may be ca: rich any distauee,
as they will be packed in moss exceeding well.
edeT I have a good pair of TEAM HORSES, a very ex
cellent Lumber f\VO HORSE WAGON, and team har
ness to sell. Terms made known to the applicant. A
good bargain otleicd. Call aud see them at my barn.
Tewaada, April is, 1862.
NEW SPRING GOODS!
I
AT
J. M. COLLINS*,
(First door South ot Codding & Russell's.)
; TUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK
*J an unusual I.n ge stock ot Clothing. Cio'Us, ( accruers
; Vfc-tings, Gent's Furnishing Goods. Hats X Caps, which
i will Lc sold at greater bargains than before.
CUR. SPRING STOCK
i Will compri e almost every article worn by man or boy.
BUSIBTHES SUITS, COATS, PANTS
Vests, Shif t:;, Collars,
Saspeudeis, Neck Ties,
Cilcvcs, Wrappers, Socks,
Overalls, Boy's Pants aud Jackets. Especial attention
is called to our New Sty le of
CLOTHS, CASIMEKES M) YLSTIXGS,
Which are ready to make up to order, on short notice,
and Warranted in every way, or n > sale, as we have some
eight years experieu. in this iine of In;-mess, my cutter.
Sir. PEXEPAt'KER, vv.il he ca hand, at all times to do
cutting lor those who wish it done.
BEAR IN MIND
If you wish to buy clothing cheap, and get as good as
represented, call at
COLLIIPsT S 4 .
It you wish to get the woi ".h of your money, and buy ne
fresh Goods ami fair dealing, call on us and you will b
satisfied. No ti c able to show gooas and no forcing to buy
Goods sold for cash only. J. il. COLLINS.
Towand.v, April 21.1 >G2.
A DMINJSTRATQR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
is hereby given, that ail persons indebted to the es
: tale of i. 11. STEPHENS, late of North T ••.vauda, dee'd.,
i are requested to make payment without delay ,<u.d those
I having claims against said estate will present thefn duly
i authenticated tor settlement. JOHN Me.'l AIION,
j vmil IK. LSIL'D. Administrator.
E STRAY.— Cume into the enclosure of tho
subscriber, on or about tiic 2d instant, a YEARL
| ING BAY COLT, The • a net i.- rcqucxtc ito prove pro
perty, pay charges and take it away.
| Orwell. April 23,1 12. A & RON COLE.
! pAUTIOX —Whereas ray L wifeSALY
j ANN, has left my bed ami 1. u i,hunt any just
I cause or provocatioc, I hereby forbid all persons,
harboring her on my account a-, i will pay no debts of
her contracting aftei tli; 3 date.
Warren, April 86,1862. HURACE ARNOLD.
A EDITOR'S NOTICE. — In the matter of
J. JL (he rxlatc of Mbin Lucid, (he'd.
J Notice is hereby given, that ti.e uude.--ii.-ned. an Andi
i tor,appointed bv the said Court to di.-ti i.iufe the monies
! in the hands of 11. Pomeroy, Tn.,-iec. raised by the sale
j of saiu decedent's reel estate, will attend to the duties of
j his appointment at the < t.i.e of Puis .n & Cat inichan.iu
Troy borough, on IT id .y, June 6, I-' 2, ut I o'clock, when
i and where all persons having claims on said monies must
• present them, or else be forever debarr. -.1 tr.tu the same.
W. 11. CARNAt HAN, Auditor.
Troy, May 26,1562.
ADMINISTRATRIX i( E
iil is hereby gvithat all persons imivi,' i a f nr i; n _
i tate of PERRY C. HEATH. c; smith#* Cnriing
are hereby requcsited to n. tke payment •* u risk bat
; and all persons having demands .ig.ii .raight as
j present them duly authenticated ft>- 6 *
I ]>"
I May 2',. it-2. j .. think of the minister's
X? YV/IUTOP' 44 " 1 oa like her ? Well, ai!
can lir, ,8 you've got a very peculiar taste.—
Why she's as proud as Lucifer—been married
a whole week, and haseu't been to see me
yet. Yoa presume 6he hasn't had time ? j
don't see what the minister wanted to go out
of town to get him a wife for, anyway ; and
theD, above all things, to get tha f girlish-look*
iug thing? Why didn't he take one of hfli par*
isbioners ? There's my Arrabella Lucretiao
woold have made tiim a better wife than be'a
got now. And she's juet the right age for
him. What do you say ?—.that Arrabella
Lncretia is two years older than the minister?
I should think it was apitty if I didn't know
my own daughter's age, Mrs. Smith I If soap
folks would mind their owu business, as I do.
I'd thank them.
IQu' There's a woman at the bottom of
every mischief,' said Joe. ' Yea, implied
Charity ; 'when I used to gat ivkf jria
cbief, my* mother was at tht jpf
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