LOCAL AND GENERAL.
JGJY- FCX AHEAD — Gardner <fc Hemnaing's
Great National Circus will perform at this place, on
Monday next.
RAIN. —The weather for the past week
has been decidedly cold and rainy. On Tuesday and
Tuesday night it rained incessautly.
I®- NEXT STATE FAIR. —The Executive
Committee of the State Agricultural Society, met at Har
risbut'g on Tuesday of last week, aud resolved to hold the
next State Fair at Norristown. Montgomery county, ou
Tuesday, September 30th, October Ist, 2d and 3d,1862.
Boyd Hamilton was elected Recording Secretary of
the Society, in place of John 11. Ziegler, resigued.
During last week there were sevea!
teams ran away in our streets. In fact it has become
quite a frequent occurrence to see a pair of horses dash
ing through town on " double quick." One day last week
ahorse attached to a wagon ran almost the entire length
of the business portion oi town, on the side walk. Strange
tosav no very serious damage was done, although sever
al women and children barely escaped being run over.—
Persons leaving horses in the street cauuot be too careful
in tieiug them securely.
JGY RFIIEL PRISONERS. —The first Rebel
prisoners sent to Pennsylvania, are about 500 in number,
captured by Geu. FREMONT, in the Valley OL Virginia, and
nuw in Camp Curtin, Harrisburg. They are described,
on ali hands, as the most filthy looking and ignorant set
of Americans ever brought together in our State. They
expressed great surprise to see everything going on as
usual in Pennsylvania ; at home they left everything in
the alarm, confusion and waste of warfare. It is stated
that they will not lc " exhibited," but will he scoured
up, decently clad, and kept in comparative seclusion.—
Manv of them had scarcely clothing enough on them to
cover th< ir nakedness, while others were entirely bare
foot, and not a few minus a shirt.
We see tiiat quarters are beiug prepared in Elinira for
the reception of Rebel prisoners.
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COUNTY COM
MITTEE.— At the Democratic Convention held in To
-wu'.ida, 3d September, |ISO 1 — On motion of F. SMIIII,
E-q., of Troy, the President was directed to appoint a
Central Standing Committee, to act tor the ensuing year,
aud until another was chosen.
Ir. pursuance of this authority, I have appointed Fran
cis Smith, of Troy ; V. E. Piollet, of Wysox; John F.
Means, Towanda ; Julius Russell, Windham ; John Bald
win, Pike; George Stevens, Standing Store ; C. S Me-
Xean, Burlington ; N. Kdminster, Athens; William H.
.Peck, Troy borough ; John Salsbury, Springfield; G. H.
Vanjyke, Ul-ter.
* This Committee will meet at the Ward House, in To
wanda, Saturday, the 25th inst.. at noon.
C.L.WARD. President.
Towauda. June 23, lso2. o! Convention.
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RETURNED VOLUNTEERS —As a matter
■of interest to our readers, says the Tioy Times, we have
taken some pains to procure the names of such volun
teers as enlisted in this vicinity, and have returned, dis
charged.
CAPT DAITTS COMPANY.
George Wiicox, Monroe, Sick.
Joseph Philips, Troy,
F. Morgan. Sullivan, "
11. Verbeck, Granville, Wounded.
Charles VatiPuzcn, Mansfield, Sick.
Chester Williams, Troy, "
Harvy Adams, West Burlington, "
C. Chan pel, Leßoy. Minor.
Noah Wheeler, Canton, Sick.
A. Cleveland. Sullivan,
Perry Buell, Burlington,
Oscar Mitchell, Troy, "
C APT. CALKIN'S (NOW MITCHELL'S) COMPANT.
('apt. N. E. Collins, Columbia, Sick.
S. W. Philips, Troy,
Miller, Troy, "
CAPT. GUSTIN'S COMPANY.
Richard Philips, Troy, Sick.
11. M. Richardson, Troy, Exchanged Prisoner.
Davis, Canton, Sick.
CAPT. ESSINGTON'S COMPANY.
Lafayette Brown, Ridgeway, Sick.
CAPT. PECK'S COMPAKY.
James Banshooter, Wysox, Sick.
A®" SINGULAR CASE. —ON Monday morning
a report leached here from Oxford that the body of a
tutu had been found 11 rating i:i the river near the bridge
in that village, and that, from inspection of the clothes,
it was believed to be the body of the burglar who had
been operating at various places in this valley, and whose
arrest bv, and escape from the police of Oxioru, we have
chronicled ir. another place. Coroner B.iiiey at orncwent
J-wn to hold an inquest, and he was soon followed by
those of our citizens who were robbed a week ago last
Monday night. The inquest established the fact that the
body had been in the water lor some days, and the iin
pression prevails that the man was drowned on Tuesday
night when he made his escape. When he ran away
from his captors he went as far east as the stone black
smith shop and he was tracked from the road near tln-ie
a.-.-ss a yard t > the north. It is thought that lie inu.-t
have been confused by a blow from a club, dealt him by
o:,c of t'.ie watchmen, and that in the darkness lie ran
i-.io the river at a point just north of the lioue of Mr.
Miller, and was drowned.
lu the pockets of tiie man were found a set of burglars
tools, two gold atclies, live hundre and tirteen dollars
in money, and a loaded revolver. One of the watches
was identified by Mr. Ilaiumoud. of this village, as the
one stolen from hira last Monday night week, and there
WAS also among the money an English crown which Mr.
II had carried for years as a pocket piece.
This is altogether a singular case. The man came here
and stayed three days without attracting attention—com
mitted three diff -rent burglaries—went to Oxford—was
arrested and escaped to run headlong to death. The an
ruls of crime and the punishment thereof record no such
instance of trial, conviction and execution all in or>c mo
ment.
P. S. We learn that there was also found upou th* body
a note of hand, given at Factoryville, by two men named
Brooks, to " Dr. Johnson," for one hundred dollars.
—The above, says the Waverly Advocate, which we
copy from the Chenango Telegraph , of the 11 (li ins ,
seems to point to a L)r. Johnson formerly of Athens, Pu..
and who married a very respectable young lady in this
village last winter. We hope it may prove otherwise.—
People about here are unwilling to believe he has been en
gaged in such criminal practices.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE TEACHERS' JNSTI
TCTE AT LITCHFIELD — JUNE 13, LS62 —President and Sec
retary absent. The house called to order by Mr. Chub
buck ; Mr. ASA MOUSE elected President, and Mr. AUS
TIN TI TTLE. Secretary. pro tern.
Singing by the Choir. A Committee of five: Henry
Cooper, Lyman Merrill. Chester McKinny, Rebecca Rai
mond, and Ruth McKiuney, was app noted to r.port a
Programme for the proceedings of the Association. Their
Report was accepted and the Committee discharged.
Committee on resolutions: Hannah Morse, Cyrus
Bloodgoed and Mary McKiuney, report a series ; Report
accepted.
tinging by ihc choir.
By motion of Mr. H. Morse, resolution taken up which
reads as follows :
Resolved. That parents should be required by law to
send their children to school.
Discussed by Mr. A. 0. Tracy, affirmative, Rev. Mr
Brown, negative. Mr. Cooper, neg., Mr. Hemau, Morse,
and Mr. Crans, neg. Adjourned.
Two O'CLOCK P. M.—Singing by the choir. Discussion
continued by Messrs. Chubbuck, Corbiu aud Ames, neg
a tive,aud Mr. 0. F. Young, affirmative.
Reading by Miss Gates. Singing by choir. Original
smation, by W. fl. Thompson, on " The Benefit of
Education." Discussion continued by Mr. Young, affir-'
mative, Dr. Corbin. and Mr. Phelps, negative. The res
olution was tabled. A new resolution was called for.
Resol ed , That the principles of civil government sho'd
be taught in the common schools."
On motion of Rev. Mr. Brown.it was amended so as to
read—
Resolved, That the principles of our government should
bo taught iu our common schools.
It was adopted. Adjourned.
EIGHT O'CLOCK, P. M—Singing by the choir.
Mr. C.N. Phelps delivered a lecture ou " Heart Pow
er, which was very hapily received, and listened to with
marked attention. Resolution taken up.
Whereas, Intellectual development, without pure mor
ality, is worse than useless, as it increases the power of
its subject to do harm ; and. Whereas, Christianity con
tains tlie only perfect standard of pure morality which it
enforces by the most sclemn sanctions, therefore
. Resolved, That it should he required of all Teachers of
our schools, that they Loth possess a good moral charac
ter, ai.d also constantly manifest a high degree of respect
lor the teachings of the Scriptures.
It was accepted and discussed by Messrs. A . 0. Tracy,
Brown, Spencer, Morse, Chubbuck,Long,affirmative,and
Messrs. L. F. Ward and N. Y'oung, neg. Adjourned to
meet 8£ o'clock, a. in.
SATURDAY A. M. —House called to order by President.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. McWilliam ; singing by the choir.
A motion was made that the next meeting of the As
sociation be held at Sinitbfield ; it being seconded, an ex
pression from the members of the Association was then
called for, and was strongly in favor.
A Committee of two was appointed (Miss Ellen Bun*
nell and Mr. C. N. Phelps) to solicit members to join the
the Association.
Resolution reconsidered for discussion. Elder Spencer,
affirmative, L. F. Ward, negative,
Au Essay was read by Miss A. M. Ivenson, which was
very patriotic and acceptable. It was followed by an orig
inal declamation by G. K. Cautield, on " The Present
Age."
Appointed for the next Association :
Lecturer —Rev. JAMES PARKER, Sinitbfield,
Essayist —JULlA F. GARNER, Athens,
Alternate —li. A. FRENCH, Springfield,
Oration — GEO. D. SCOTT, Towanda,
Reader — ALlCE CORBIX, Warren.
Business Committee —A. L. TKACY, Smithfield, HELEN
A. ADAMS, Ulster, WARNER COKOCHAN, Troy.
A resolution was offered by C. N. Phelps, which read
as follows:
Resolved. That no person who manifests an approval
of (lie present rebellion against our government, should
be tolerated as a teacher in our public schools.
The resolution was adopted.
The resolution late'v argued by Elder Spencer and L.
F. Ward, was again taken up and argued by Elder Spen
cer affirmative, and Mr. N. Young. Jr., negative. An
amendment was offered by Mr. Phelps, which was accept
ed. it was read
Resolved, That no person should be employed as a
teacher, in our public schools, who docs not possess a
good moral character or who manifests a disrespect for
the teachings of the Scriptures.
It was adopted.
The following resolution was then taken up and adopt
ed :
lle<e>lvrd. That the County Superintendency Ins been
a most efficient means of elevating the character of our
Teachers and our Schools.
Singing by the choir.
The following resolutions were adopted :
Resolved. That moral suasion is not always sufficient to
govern common schools.
Res -'red, Tli.it a vole of ill inks is due the inhabitants
of Litchfield, for their kind and generous hospitality dur
ing our slay with them, and also to the trustees of litis
church, who have so generously opened its doors for our
deliberations.
Rev. Mr. McWilliam delivered a short address -a few
brief remarks and very pleasing to the audience.
Elder Spencer proposed the following resolution, which
was adopted, on the part of the citizens :
Resolved, That a vote of thanks is due to those who
have so highly entertained us intellectually, by Essays,
Lectures and Declamations.
Adjourned to meet at Smithfield, the second Friday in
September. AUSTIN TUTTLE,
Secretary pro tern.
.miscellaneous.
GARDNER & HEMMING S
GREAT
AMERICAN CIRCUS !
RIMIE NEATEST AND MOST COM
JL pletely equipped
J-IQC ESTRIA N EST A BLISIIM EXT
in the world. Comprising a better collection of beautiful
ly trained horses, and a large number ot talented perform
ers titan any company extant. The Managers are happy
in announcing to the public that they arc able to cater
for their amusement this season of 'O2, in a superior man
ner. The wagons have been newly painted and decorat
ed so as to present a neat and elegant appearance. The
harness is all new; the Band W agon is a triumph ofart;v..t
Dresses are of the most costly description, manufactured
ironi designs imported from Paris during the p is t winter
—and in fact the whole paraph,-inelia is ol such a descrip
tion as tout once give general satisfaction to ail. Among
the principle features of this establishment is the
ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE,
introduced this season for the first time in any traveling
estab ishuieut. This scene is of the most exciting de
scription, and must lie seen to be appreciated. Another
great feat ire is the
ZUAVE HALT.
This sreane illustrates with stiring vividness scenes
the present war : first the m irch and then the halt, g'
ing a correct idea of a night in
McCLELLAN'S CAMP,
concluding with the Grand Charge.
THE HORSES A PONIES
are tire best trained in the profession, foremost among
which is the great
TALKING HORSE. WASHINGTON,
who will be introduced by his trainer,
DAN GARDNER, THE PEOPLE S CLOWN,
who will nppeir at each performance and enliven the en
tertainment with his incxhaustabie Wit.
The performance comprises the Stars of both Hem is- |
phcres. forming a bright constellation of Artistic talent. I
Look at the names : Dan Gardner. Geo. Dcrions, Mans ;
Morestc. W. King. The Great Unknown. C. Bicker, L. I
Li.on. Miss Eliza Ga'dner, Little Minnie, R. (lemmings. !
John Foster. Sigtmir Packer, 11. King, W Hill, W.Green
It. Ball. Madame Camille. Young Dan, and a host of well
selected amateurs. Don't forget those
THREE GREAT CLOWNS,
Dan Gardner, John Foster, and Young Dan.
On the inoruing of the Exhibition the will
enter town in
GRAND PROCESSION,
headed by Peter Britner's Brass Band, seated in their
B-j in Band Carriage, drawn by a line of splendid horses,
followed by all the carriages, horses, ponies, luggage vans
Ac., Ac.
TWO PERFORM ANC ES„E ACI I D.vY,
Alternoon and Evening. Doors open at 2 and 7, per
formance to commence half au hour later. Admission,
25 cents.
Will Exhibit in Leßiysville, on Saturday. June 28, and
at Towanda, Monday, June 30.
W*. 11. GARDNER, Agent.
C. WHITNEY. JL BALL, Advertisers.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
P IIAI It. li ESDTE AD & FURNISHING
\J VVAREROOM—ELI BROWNING respectfully in
forms the piitdic that he has purchased front James Mai k
inson his stock of Furniture, and rented his shop A rooms
and is prepared to offer to purchasers g eat inducements
in all articles in his line. He wiil manufacture and keep
on hand at all times a stock of
CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS,
Wash-stands, Tables, Ac., Ac., of
iS^KKKSSSSHSdifferent styles and prices, suited to
BBjWSgW|3* the wants of the country. He asks
75SS the attention of those wishing to
ILU 'buy to the articles kept by him.as
he is determined that in the quality
IYr~T R""N ,of his work, the excellence ot mate
| rial and the price not to be ouutdon
-JL~Sby any establishment. Beingsatis
fied that the READY , PAY svstem is the best for both
purchaser and seller, his business will be conducted upon
that system. He will, however, take in exchange for
work, all kinds of Country Produce at. the market price
TTTRITHsTG',
Of all kiuds, done to order, in the best manner, at reason
able rates, and on short notice.
Mr The Undertaking Department will be conducted,
as usual, by Mr. Mackinson who is prepared with a new
and splendid Hearse to attend to all calls In bis line.
Towanda, April T. 1862,
jfcfsceUaneottjs.
FIFTY FIRST RATE BUTTER FIR"
KINS, for sa e at6s cents a piece. Also, a quanti
ty of Tubs at 38 cents a piece ut G. H. DRAKE'S
June 11. Carrage Manufactory in Towanda.
WOOL —FARMERS ! THIS WAY
With your WOOL, for which the highest price in
CASH will be paid by W. A ROCKWELL.
NOTICE —NOTICE is HEREBY Giv
en that an application will be made to his Excel
lency, Governor A. G. CURTIN, for the pardon ot Mar
tin Love, now confined in the jail of Bradford count v for
petty larceny. LEVOANY LOVE.
Columbia, May 28. 1862.
AN APPRAISEMENT AND CLASSI
FICATOX of the different persons engaged iu the
sale of Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, in the comity ot
Bradford, for the year 1862, with the amount of Licenses
thereunto attached :
ATHENS BOKO.' | KIDGEBURY.
Class. Lie. | Class. Lie.
Page A Morlcy, 12 12 sftjLß Gardner 14 700
C Comstock, 14 7 00 ! L Woodruff, 14 7 00
C Park & Son, 12 12 50 B F Buck. 14 7 00
Henry J Fritcher, 14 7 00 A K Tanner, 14 7 00
E Averill, 14 7 00 A H Yoorhies, 14 2 00
H Caruer. 14 7 00, STANDING STONE.
G A Perkins, 14 7 00; James Espy, 14 7 00
NC arris, 14 700 George Stevens, 13 10 00
West Drake, 14 7 001 Henry W Tracy. 14 700
Welles, Blood AC0.14 7 001 SUESHEQCIN.
F M Page. 14 7 00' Kinny A Gore, 14 7 00
ATHENS TWP E Brigham, 14 7 00
A B Lincoln, 14 700 i SOUTH CHEEK.
David Gardner, 14 7 00 J M Youngs, 14 7 00
Anson Beidleraan, 14 7 o(>' SPRINGFIELD.
LParshall, 14 7 00 Ilurmon A Voorltiesl4 7 00
ALBANY. j Dailey A White, 14 700
R B Lancaster, 14 7 00 SMITHFIELD.
S D Streiter, 14 700 M Bullock A Co., 13 10 00
ASYLUM. , Dill-fey A Fritcher, 13 10 00
Ulysses Moody 11 700 C B Riggs, 14 700
BURI.INBTON. •E S Tracy, 14 7 00
;.J F Long A Son, 13 10 00; TKKKYTOWN.
JSIIill. 14 700; John M Horton, 14 700
SVV Miller, 14 7 00 TKOY notto.
j WEST BCKLINGTON. Perinea & Co. 9 25 00
R Motley, 14 7 OONii hols A Long, 12 12 50
COLUMBIA. S M Leonard, 12 12 50
A B Austin, 14 7 00 F J Calkins, 14 7 00
CANTON. jGurttey A Mitchell.l4 700
Andr's ARockwell.l4 700: Maxwell A Leonard 12 12 50
J Vandyke, Jr., 14 7 00,0 1' Ballard, 13 10 00
A Spalding, 14 7 00; K L Ballard, 14 700
J S Baker, 14 7 00 Ell Dewey, 14 7 00
D Wilcox, 14 7 00 S W Paine, 14 700
A Doty, 14 7 00|JcwelI A Porneroy,l4 700
E W Col well, 14 7 00 j TROY TWP.
SVV A E Newman, 14 7 (to Reuben Stiles, 14' 7 00
.1 E Bullock, 14 7 00 TOWANDA.
W S Baker, 14 7 00 J DHumphrey A Col 4 7 00
J M Foster, 14 7 00 W A Chatnberlin, 14 7 00
FRANKLIN, IC B Patch. 14 7 00
! Barclay Coal Co. 14 7 00 A F Cowles, 14 7 00
GRANVILLE. E T Fox, 14 7 00
L D Taylor, 14 7 00 Joseph Powell, s 30 00
KMeloy. 14 7 00 I! W Eddy. 14 7 00
Win H I'hilpips. 14 7 00;Tracy A Moore, 13 10 00
HKKKICK. HVV Noble, 14 7 00
Stevens A Cogswelll4 7 On J M Collins, 14 7 00
Gc-orge Nii-hls, 14 700' Codding A Russell.l 212 50
I.EKOY. T F M.idill. 14 7 00
Lamb A Ktlburn, 14 7On A Wii-kliatn A 50n,13 10 00
F E Barber, 14 7 00' Miles Carter, 14 7 00
LITCHFIELD . J Coin. 14 7 00
John Mi lveati, 14 7 00 M E Solomon, 14 7 00
EC Harsh, 14 7 00 Win A Rockwell, 13 10 00
MONUOE. J Beidletp.an, 14 7 00
A L CranmerASou,l4 7 OOjHallA Smith, 11 7 00
lIC Tracy, 14 7 00 J A Record, 14 7 no
Lyman Blackmail, 14 7 On (I S Mereur, 12 12 50
VV A Park, 14 7 00 ti C Porter, 14 7 00
OVEUTOV. ; .Montanyes, 12 12 50
Charles Herchimer,l4 7 001 Parsons & Alvord, 14 7 00
ORWELL. A M Warner, 14 7 00
T Humphrej, 12 12 50 j Chester Weils, 14 7 00
S S Bron-on, 14 7 00; ULSTER.
II Gibbs A Son, 13 10 00' Newel! Birny AC0.14 700
Lyon A Taylor, 14 7 0t- Amasa Watkiris, 14 700
G J Norton, 14 7 00; WAKKKS.
PIKE (Inbert Cooper, 14 7 00
StevcnsA Burrows.l 4 7 Oil TallmadgeAßowen.l4 7 00
Bailey A Brother, 13 10 <0; WYAI.USING.
L H Bronson, 13 10 00 Laffcty A Ste"atis,l4 7 00 j
Gll Little, 13 10 00 A very A Camp, 14 700
L L Boswoith, 14 7 00 K M Bishop, 10 10 00
HOME. Anglistics Lewis. 14 7 00
L L Moody. 14 7 00 G M Bixbv, 12 12 50 :
George Nichols, 14 7 00. WYSOX.
V E AJE Piollet, 13 10 Oo i
Junes A Owen, 14 7 00
| IST AND CLASSIFICATION of per-!
JLJ sons engaged in the sale of Nostrums, in the Coun
ty of Bradford, for the y?ar 1862.
ATN ENS. jFLßallard, 5!
G A Perkins. $5 YOWANDA.
TKOY. T F Madill, 5 j
GurnseyA Mitchell, 5 HC Porter, o |
| IST AND CLASS IFICATON of the I
JLJ Brewers and Distillers in the County of Bradford, j
for the vear 1802.
SHESHF.QUIN. j TOWANDA.
Snyder A Klsbree, $25 A Loder. 15
SPRINGFIELD. E Muri V, 15
A Brace, 25 1 Henry Kssenwine, 15
TKOY, 4 I
F U A G F Veil, 25'
T IST AND CLASSIFICATION of the ,
JLJ of the Eating Houses, Ac , in tho County of Brad
ford, for the year 1862.
ATHENS. IT B Pardon, 10
Michael Walsh. $10! TOWANDA.
BURLINGTON. I A Wilson, 10
C D Ross, 10 J C Wilson, J(t
CANTON. J VV Shear, 10
H Turtle. 10 James Xe-tor, 10
E W Woli'ott, 101 \ D Shipman, 10
II T Beard-ley, 10 A E Kramer, 10
VONKOK. John Conley, 10
H II Ingham, 10 ULSTER.
R R Rockwell. 10-I Smith, 10
HOME. U Shaw, 10
J R Harding 10 II S Davidson. 10
TYOY. Plowman A Claire, 10
Morgan Davidson, 10 WYAI.USING,
A B Eckart, in William Ustick 10
8 L Gable, 10-
[ IST AND CLASSIFICATION of the
I J Bankers in the County of Bradford, for year 1562.
TOWANDA. TKOY.
Laporte, Mason & Co., $25 Pomeroy Brothers, 25
11 S Russell A Co. 25
Notice is hereby given that an appeal will be held at
the Commissioners Office, in the borough ol Towanda, on
Saturday, the 2Mb day of June. Any person feeling them -
selves aggrieved by the ioregoing anpruisemeut can at
tend if tliev see lit. 1). M. BAILEY,
Leßuysville, May 21, 1862. Mcr. Appraiser, j
IST. Y. <k. B. RAIL ROAB.
piIANGE OF TIME COMMENCING
\J MONDAY, MAY 5, 1802. Trains will leave Wa
verly at about the following hours, viz :
WESTWARD BOUND. EASTWARD BOUND.
Buffalo Express. .4 18 P M X. Y. Express... 1 1.33 A M
Night Express.... 3.18 AMj Night Express.. .1241 AM j
Mail 5.55 P \ Steamboat Kxpresso.OS P M •
Way 9.K) A M Way 150 PM !
Way Freight 9-25 A M Cincinnati Express 4 21 AM
Accommodation.. 1.07 1' M W.aj Freight.... 3.10 I'M :
The Nigh Express—east and west—runs every day |
Cincinnati Express runs Sundays, hut d res not run on i
Mondays. Night Express of Sundays runs through to
Buffalo, but does not run to Dunkirk. Mail rernainsover
night at Elmira.
CHA'S. MTXOT, Gen'! Sup't.
Xffotice to Collectors.
"\roil nrtt hereby authorized to deduct five
I per cent, from the State tax of every individual
who shall pay his or her State and County Taxes in full,
on or before the 21 st day of June next, and (lie same shall
be allowed you in your settlement with the Treasurer,
provided the same is by you paid into the countv Ircas
ury oil or before the 26th and 27th days ol June next.
By order of the Commissioners,
E. B. COOLBAUGH, Clerk.
Commissioner's Office, April 10.
FOR SALS.
A PAIR, OF THREE YEAR OLD
J\ MULES, well broken, will be sold at a bargain.
Rome. May 20 1862. L. P. PRINCE.
FOR SALS CHEAP.
4 SECOND II AND TWO HORSE CAR
j\. RIAGE, iu pretty good condition, for sale at a bar
gain. E-T. FOX. ,
Towanda, May 28,1862. .
NOTICE —J CORN has bought the en !
tire -.tnck of Ready Made Clothing. Gents Furnish
in" Goods, Hats and Caps, and all the rights, title and ;
iu'erest and claims of JOHN SHLAM, arid is ready to sell
off his old Stock ot Fall and Winter Clothing 10 per cent, j
less than first cost, aud he will be very thankful to all ol |
his old and new customers, it they will give him a call. ;
N B All the debtors of the establishment are request- ;
ed to call and pay their debts to J. Corn, immediately.
Remember the place-Oue door South of H- *>• >
cur's store. J. CORN.
Towanda, January 15. 1862.
PRESERVE YOUR FRUITS IN HAL
LER'S Air-Tight Jars, the most simple, convenient
and economical article of the kind in use ; a large stock
ol these justly celebrated jars at much law than the us
uai price, at r jab-
2lrto jitmrriftrtornts.
H^MEECUE
Is now receiving a new supply of
SPRING GOOBS
Purchased since the late reduction in prices.
) rpHE special attention of customers from all sections of
| X this and adjoining counties is invited to this
Choice and Attractive Stock,
which will be offered at the lowest prices,
j Towanda. April 9.1862.
PRINTS & DOMESTICS.
The cheapest in the market, for cash at
! MOISTTAITYES,
7
(Corner of the Public Square and Main Street.)
THEY OFFEK FOll SALE
IV! ERR I MAC PRINTS AT
12 1-2 Cts. Per Yard
1 And other Goods in proportion. The public are invited
to call and examine for themselves.
All persons knowing themselves indebted over six
mouths, will do well to call and settle.
MONTANYES.
March 17, 1862.
New Spring & Summer Goods.
TIIP: SUBSCRIBERS HAYING RE
moved to the south corner of the Mercur Block, are
now opening a large Stock of
© ii #© mm s i
Clothing Tor Men and Boys.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CROCKERY, GROCERIES, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c.
Our stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, is all of our
own manufacture. Consisting in part of,
Mens Coats from £O.BB to $20,00
Mens Pants from 0,70 to 10,00
Mens Vests from ".7' '< 0,00
ITS' Mens, Boys and Youths Clothes made to order, large
selections of Fabrics always on hand.
The public are invited to give us a call, as we are de
termined not to be undersold for cash. Most kinds of
Farmers Produce taken in exchange.
N. B.—Also sell FINKEE&. LYONS celebrated Shuttle
Sewing Machines, making tae lock stieh alike oil both
sides. A. WICKIIAM&SON.
Towanda April 3. 1662.
1862!
NEW SPR'NG GOODS,
AT
TRACY & MOORE'S.
B A i! G A 1 iY S
KOR
CASH PURCHASERS.
Towandy, Apt il 8,1862 TRACY &. MOORE.
Harden Seeds of last years Crop.
riTHE LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN,
J. of almost every variety, in large and small pack
ages.
A large assortment of Peas in packages.
ALSO,
TURNIPS AND BEET SEED BY THE POUND.
Please call and make y rur selection of seeds from
our assortment at FOX'S.
Towanda. April 10,1662.
New Arrangements.
r |UIK SUBSCRIBERS HAYING FORM
I ed a Copartnership, will continue the business for
merly carried on bv J- O. HUMPHREY, in the store op
posite the Court House, where they will keep constantly
on hand a general assortment of
BOOTS & SHOES.
and a very large stock of all kinds of EE.YI HER requir
ed for a country trade. A full assortment of
Shoo Findings, Harness Trimmings,
SADDLERY, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, NAILS
GLASS, GROCERIES, Ac., Ac.
We expect to increase our facilities in the manufactur
ing department, so as to he,ali!o to sup; ly dealers with a
superior article, at prices rivaling all competition, and
especially " foreign." believing it of vital importance to
community to 10-ter domestic pr< ductions as far as prac
ticable.
Having purchased the stock of Harness and Saddlery
owned by Messrs. ("nip A Kirby, and rented the shop
foimerly occupied by tiieui, we offer lor sale a large stock
HARNESS, B"-IDLES, TRUNKS. TRAVtUNS BAGS AC
and will make to order almost anything in this line.
We respectfully invite public attention to onr whole
stock in its various branches, trusting tit.it Ly strict at
tention to business and zealous exertions to supply the
wants of community, we shall merit and receive a lair
share of public patronage.
We are prepared to make to order anything in our line.
Also, do all kinds ol repairing on very short notice
t'.ir Cash paid lor Sheep pelts. Hides and Skins.
J. I>. 11l MPHKKV, tit.'. B. BILL, J. K. DAYTON.
Towanda, Apt il 2.7, 1862.
LOW Alv'S MEDIUM PRICES.
READY MADE CLOTHING
FOR
Men's a:d Boys Wear.
ALSO,
GENTS' FUSUMISHIG GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS ATJD SHOES.
LEATHER OF ALL KINDS.
THE BEST AND
Cheapest stock in market ever offered !
RPIIE BUYER IN SEARCH OF CHEAP
I and desirable goods should not fail to sec my stock,
it they want to save money by buying gooes at the low
est price which can be had, at the clothing store
M K. SOLOMAX.
No. 2 RATION'S lllock.
Towanda. May 1.7. 1862.
ZE€7 ~W~. EIDID'Y ,
HAS RETURNED FROM THE CITY,
Where he has bought for cash a remarkable stock
of GOODS which he would call the attention of the pub
lic to, asking them to give his stock an inspection before
purchasing ; believ he en n give them better bargains than
has ever been offered in this market before. I have a gen
eral assortment of
C LOTHING!
HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
NECKTIES, CANES, UMBRELLAS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, AC.
I would call particular attention to my stock of FUR
HATS, which are 25 per cent, cheaper than ever sold in
the country. Also the
MONITOR CAP,
which is all the rage in the city—a fine article. I have
the summer pattern of the celebrated
©ATLUiBUD 831LS SAIL
from Philadelphia. Oall and see. No charges to show
Goods. R- W. EDDY.
Towanda, May 14,196?
Eessl
SHERIFF'S SALE—By virtue of a writ
of Als. Lev. Facias, issued out of the Court of com
mon pleas of Bradford county, to rne directed, will be
exposed to public sale on THURSDAY, the 26th day ot
.luue, A. D., 1862. Nt the court house, in Towanda, at I
o'clock.p.m.the following described lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in Athens borough, bounoed as loilows, to
w : t: On the north, east and west by C. P. Welles Jr., on
the south by Hopkins street, being 90 feet front by 75
deep, ail improved, framed house thereon.
I ALSO—Another lot of land in Athens boro', bounded
L north by J. B. Broekway, east by Main st., south by
John Jones, and west by heirs of Eustis Davis, being 50
I feet front, by 260 deep. All improved, framed bouse
thereon.
ALSO—One other lot in Athens boro, bounded north
| by Win. Kiff and others, ea=t by Main St., south by J R.
: Brockwav and west by lauds of M.S. Rogers,being'tl feet
by 100 l'eet. All improved, framed building used lor a
Cabinet shop.
ALSO—One other lot in Athene boro'. bounded on the
north by lauds of Satterlee, E. by Main st., S. byC N.
Shipman, and west by C. N. Shipman. Containing
aliout ou-ihird acre, all improved, framed house, small
framed stable and fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot in Athens boro', bounded north
by C. X. Shipman, east by Main St.. south by Peter
Meeker, and wekt by C.N. Shpman. Containing about
one-third acre, all improved, framed house, small framed
stable and a few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot in Athens boro', bounded north
by Satterlee, east by Meeker & Shipman, south by Paine
st., and west by Wells Wilkinson. Containing about j
acre, all improved, framed barn thereon.
ALSO—One other lot in Athens boro', bounded north
by Paine and Satterlee east by Wilk nson.south by Paine
street and west by W. Coleman. Containing about £ acre,
framed house and barn.
ALSO—One other lot in Athens boro". bounded on the
west Ly F. Tyler, on the north by Guy Tozer, on tlie east
; by Main st.. on the south by C. F.Welles jr., containing
; ten acres. All improved.
ALSO—His interest, being one-half in village lot, in
| Athens borough, bounded on the north by land of John
Drake, east by Main St., south by laud of Edward Der
rick, and west by Chemung river. ( oulaining about two
acres of land. Framed house, framed "barn, and store
house and shed and fruit trees there m.
Seieed and taken in txscntion at the suit of Farmers'
• Union Insurance Company to use of John Saltma-h vs
| Chauuey X. Shipman.
ALSO—By virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Expo., will
I be exposed to public -ale, at the same time and place, the
i following described lot, piece or parcel of land, situate in
j Franklin twp., bounded on the north by the highway and
lands of Abira Gay, south by land of M. Marshall, east
and west by land of Abira Gay. Containing 4 acres,
more or less, all improved, framed house, board shed, a
saw mill and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Brown &
Rockwell \ •. G. W. lloitordand Almira Holfoid liis wife.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or parcel of
land situate iu Ridgbury twp., bounded west by the high
way, north by laud of Geo. Mead, east by laud of Peter
Miller, south by land of A. 11. Voorhis and land belong
ing to the Methodist Church : centaing 2 acres, more or
less, all improved, a framed tavern house, a framed barn
and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and tukex in execution at the suit of E. Pome
roy v.- C O French.
ALSO—By virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa., will be exposed
to publi'. -a!e. at the same time and place, the following
described lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Windham
twp., bounded on the north by lands of Polly Orandall, P.
Doaue and S. Fclton.on the east by lands of Polly (.'ran
dull und Win. Wbeclbotise, on the south Ly the highway,
and on the west by lands of P. Doaue, containing about
50 a< res, about 3,7 a. res improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Win. 1!.
Russell vs Samuel Craudall.
A. H. SPALDING, Sheriff.
Towanda, June 3, 1862.
U IIERIFF'S SALE. —By virtue of a writ
Oof Fieri Facias issued out of the Court of common
pleas of Bradford county, to me directed will be ex
posed to public sale on WEDNESDAY, the 2.7 th day
of June. 1662, at 1 o'clock, P. M.. at the house of Precep
tor Forbes, in Rome? the following described lot, piece or
parcel of land situate in Rome boro", beginning on the
east side of the highway at the south-west- corner of L.
E. Moody's lot, thence along the highway south 2-1 west
100 feet to a post, corner of F. C. Cranmers lot, thence
south 654° ea-t 20.7 feet to a corner in line of J. Pass
more. thence north east 100 feet to a corner of L L.
.Moody's lot,thence west along said Moody line 205 feet
to the place of beginning ; containing 2,500 feet, strict
measure, with a lrumed house, framed barn and fruit
trees thereon.
ALSO One other lot in Rome boro" bounded north by
lands of Festus C. Cranmer, east by F C Cranmer, south
by Stephen Cranmer'- estate, and west by John Pass
more, containing about lg acres more or less.
ALSO- 1 >iie other lot of wood, or timber land in Rome |
twp., bounded north by lands of W \Y Kinny's estate,!
east by tiie highway, south by J W Woodburu and west
by Marcu- Upham's estate, containing 6 acres, more or
less.
ALSO—Preceptor Forbc's interest in the real estate of
Arue.-t Forbes dee'd., late of Rome twp., consisting of i
16 acres and 50 perches of improved land, bound d north
by lands of Harriet Barnes, east by J G Towner, south by
laud of Deborah Ann Russell, west by land of Philander
Towner, all improved.
ALSO—One other lot of timber land, being a portion
of the estate of Arnest Forbes dee'd., and bounded north
by land of Aizina Drake, east by Rozina Forbes.south by
the highway and west by lands of Win. McCabe, being
same lot o! timber land set off'to Preceptor Forbes, con
taining 7 acres and 95 perches,and called lot No. 4.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of J W Wood
burn vs Preceptor Forbes.
A. H. SPALDING, Sheriff.
Towanda, June 3, 1862.
/ 1 UARLH AN'S SALE.—III pursuance of
AJT of an order of the Orphan's Court of Bradford Coun
ty, there will be exposed to public sale, 011 the premises,
at one o'clock P. M., on Saturday, Jane 21. 1862, all the
right, title and interest of the minor heirs of Horatio B.
Bowen, late of Warren township, in a certain tract of land
situate in the township afore.-aid, bounded and described
as follows : Beginning at stake and stone- in north iiuc of
Jacob D. Burbank's land and corner of land of Win. Kia-
II j- Jr., thence north .'il 1 east is 0-10 perches by land of
s tid Kinny to si.ike and stones in centre of 1 tghway,
thence S _ ,J east 10 perches along said highway to a spring
ot water, thence north 67" east 2.7£ perches to stake and
south 34° west 30 6 10 perches by land of
Win. M. Chaffee to stake and stones, thence north 88°
west along the north line of J. D. Burbank's laud 30 2-10
perche- toplaJe ot beginning.; containing 5 acres, be the
same more or less.
A I, So—Another tract of land situate in the same town- i
ship, bounded asioiiows : Beginning in the centre of the
highway, north-east of Win. M. Chaffee's shop, thence by 1
the centre 01 the r.ntd north easterly 12 rods to the corn- !
er ot Calvin Dodge's lot, thence north-westerly by the j
said Dodge's line near the course of the mill road sixteen |
rods, thence south 20 s west 21 rods to the centre of the
highway west, of the said Chaffee's shop, thence ea-t by 1
said highway 14 rods to the place of beginning ; contain
ing 1 , acres, be the same more or less, all ot which the !
said Horatio B. Bowen died seized.
Tlkm-— One-half on confirmation of sale, and balance .
in one year with interest from confirmation of sale.
EUCINP.V BOWEN, Guardian of !
Sarah A. Bowen, Cyrus F. Bowen Martha E. Bowcu.
May 19.1862. I
INSURANCE.
rruiE nrulofsitrued iuts been appointed the
1 \ gent of the Insurance Company of North Ameri a,
located at Philadelphia, is now prepared to take li-ks,
in town oreomity. This Company is one of the oldest in
the United States, having been chartered in 1793, it has
a capital of $500,000, and is managed by ,1 board of Di
rectors ol the very highest character lor honor and in
tegrity. All loss! - are adjusted promptly. Its rates are
a- 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 ease of
loss. * It. S. RUSSELL,
At the Banking Office of C. S. RUSSELL & CO.
Marcli 18.1862.——1141 tf.
VOT WI Til ST A N DING THE HARD
Xx times, the subscriber has a little
CAS IT .
WHEREWITH TO PURCHASE
Farmers 9 Produce !
And has on hand a large stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
To be exchanged for the CASH.
C. B. PATCH.
Towanda. Moy2o, 1862.
A DMINISTRATOII'S NOTICE —Notice
"*■ is herey given, that all persons indebted to estate
cf Henry Ransom, late of Orwell twp., dee'd., are
requested to make payment without delay, and those hav
ing claims, against said estate will present tliern duly
authenticated for settlement.
WM. RANSOM, Adra.
March 11.1862.
WANTED i— SHEEP TELTS AND
WOOL, for which the highest price in cash will
be paiu at
Towanda. Sept. 16.1861. PA TOW'S.
WAR CLAIMS.
HAYING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
With a Solicitor in Washington, we are prepared
to prosecute claims of every description against the Unit
ed States, especially those arising out of the present war,
for bounty, arrears, widows and invalid pensions.
J MOKROW-& MERCUR.
Towanda, May 12,18G2.
TARIED BEEF, for sale at
U FOX'S.
ittiscellaueous
( i RAPE VINES, ROSES. VERBENAS.
VjJF Dialetiia*. Peonies and Flower Pots, for sale at the
Garden of HARRY MIX.
Isabella 20 cts. each.(Concord..... 60 " "
C1int0n...... 20 " " JHart'd Prolific 50 *' "
Delaware 100 " " ißrown's ('a'wa 20 " "
Rebecca 60 " " \V Sweet Water SO " "
Catawba 20 " " Diana 60 •' "
No'n MuscadineoO " "
Tbe grapes of our own country are quite distinct spe
cies from the wine Grape o( Europe, and are usually
-trongerin growth, with longer and more entile foliage,
and in their native state with a peculiar foxy odoror fla
vor, and more or less hardiness of pulp ; these traits,
however, disappear in process of cultivation ; und we
have already obtained from the wild type new varieties,
of high quality, and of superior hardiness and productive
ness in this, our northern climate,among the best I know
: I offer lor -ale at exceedingly low prices, ait ol which I
warrant true to name.
FLOWER POTS,
At prices that will sati.-fy the reasonable, all sizes. Iron*
1 .1 to 14 inches.
Early Winningstadt Cabbage 0 cts. per dor.
" Ox Heart " tl " "
| " Sugar Loaf " G " "
j " York 44 6 " "
" Large York " • 0 '* "
j Large Early Dutch Can liQower C '• "
i Walcheren Brocoli C •' ''
1 Late Dutch Cauliflower 6 ** '•
White Chinese Tomato C " "
! Early Purple Egg Plaut 10 " "
| Large liound Purple Egg Plant 10 " "
Large Sweet Pepper Plant 10 " ''
Large Bull Nose Pepper Plant 10 " "
Bed Cherry Pepper Plant 10 " 4 '
Fejee Islaud Ton.ato 10 " "
Lycestcr's Perfected Touiato 10 " "
Red Cherry Tomato C 14 "
Large Smooth Yellow Tomato G " "
Large Smooth Red Tomato G " "
FEJEE ISLAUD TOIYLATO,
Is a variety introduced by ('apt. Frazicr,of Philadelphia
from the Fejee Island, large size and beautiful pink col
or, very firm in th sh, and considered one of the best ev
er introduced.
LYCESTER'S PERFECTED TOMATO,
Large size, flesh abundant and firm, it ranks with the
Fejee, and many think it best of all. Color, pale purple .
These varieties are new and have been distributed spar
ingiy. Robert Bui.-t A Sou, of Philadelphia, told me na
better variety could be raised.
PERPETUAL. OR EVF.R-BLOOMIXC ROSES.
A few dozen of choice and rare variety, having the
quality of blooming the full season, from white to the
darkest color. Depend upon it, I offer Roses of real mer
it, both in Europe and America, a very decided acquisi
tion in the line of roses. Price from 60 cents to sl.
PHONIES.
Rose scented, pink, large size, beautiful and tine shape.
White do., very large and splendid, both of which are a
great ornament to a flower garden. 26 cents each.
PIALETRI AS.
oac-Ptne mo-t gracelnl flowers that decki the floial da*
partnient. 25 cents each.
VERBENAS.
, The finest variety, all in pots, at prices that shall he
satisfactory. Call and see them.
CUCUMBER PLANTS,
In pots. 12A cents each, which can be turned out with
safety, making an early crop, so much desired.
S'.VEET POTATO PLANTS,
Fifty cents per hundred. All sweet potatoes are raised
by setting plants. All may depend upon a supply this
Spring. In line condition to set Iroin the 15th of May to
the 25th ol June. This gives ample time for the potato
to grow, as the plant is quite old—even three degrees
south of us they do not set before the Ist of June. They
are of early culture, and three plants to the hill, and can
be raised in Bradford county. Any information wtnted,
inquire at the garden.
All late cabbage plants, out door culture, 25 cts. per
aundrcd.
CELERY.
At 25 cts. per hundred. Thousands in fine condition to
set from the fifteenth of May to the first of August.
Much pains will be taken to make plants strong
and stocky as possible, by transplanting, flic. Plants,
(frane Vines, and all I sell, may lie carried any distance,
as they will lie packed in moss cxcecdiug well.
have a g >od pair of TEAM HORSES, a very ex
cellent Lumber TWu HORSE WAGON. and team har
ness to sell. Terms made known to the applicant. A
good bargain offered. Call and see them at my barn.
To wan da, April IS, 1562.
NEW SPRING GOODS I
AT
J. M. CGLL2NS',
(First door South ol Codding & Russeli's.)
TEST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK
*f an unusual large stock of Clothing. Cloths, Caseiners
Yestings, Gent's Furnishing Goods, llats A Caps, which
will be sold at greater bargains than before.
OUR SPRING STOCK
Will comprise almost every article worn by man or boy.
susiarsss SUITS, COATS, PANTS
Vests, Shirts, Collars,
Suspenders, Neck Ties,
Gloves, Wrappers, Socks,
Overalls. Boy's Pants and Jackets. Especial attention
is called to our New Style of
(LOTUS, CASIMEKES .1X1) VEST I XLS,
Which are ready to make up to order, on short notice,
and warranted in every way, or no sale, as we have some
eight years experiens • in this line of business, my cutter,
Mr. PEXEPACKER, will be on hand, at all Lines to do
cutting for those who wish it doue.
BEAR IN MIND
If you wish to buy clothing cheap, and get as good as
represented, call at
Tf yon wish to get the worth of your money, and buy new
IV. -h Goods and lair dealing, c all on us and you will be
satisfied. X'> trouble to show goons and no forcing to buy
Goods sold for cash only. J. M. COLLINS.
Towanda, April 21, lsc2.
ADM INISTR ITOR'S NOTICE.—Notico
is hereby given, that all persons indebted to t lie es
tate of 1. 11. STEPHENS, late of North Towanda, dee'd.,
are requested ttimukc payment without delay,and thos®
having claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. J'HIN McMAHON,
April lb. 1 si.—. Administrator.
ITVSTRA Y.- —Came into tlie enclosure of the
J subs- ribrr, on or about the 2d instant, a YEARL
ING BAY COLT. The owner is requested to pr< ve pro
perty. pav charges and take it away.
Orwell. April 23. 1362. AARON COLE.
p AUTlON— Whereas my L wifeSALY
WaNN, has left my bed and board without any just
cau-e or provocatioc, 1 hereby forbid all persons,
harboring her on my acuunt as I will pay no tlcbts of
her contracting utter this date.
Warren. April 30,1362. HORACE ARNOLD.
A TJDITOR'S NOTICE.— In iht mutter of
J\. the 1 entitle of Aihin lixtdd .dee'd.
Notice is hereby given, that tire undersigned, an Audi
tor, appointed by the said Court to distribute the monies
in the hands of E. Pomeroy, Trustee, raised by the sale
of -aid decedent's real estate, will att"nd to the duties of
his appointment at the office of Parsons A Carnachan.in
Troy borough, on Friday, June t!,IVU2, at 1 o'clock, when
and where all persons having claims on said monies must
present them, or else be forever debarred from the same.
VY. H. CARNACHAN, Auditor.
Troy, May 26,1862.
A D MIN iSTII AT 111 X NOTICE —Not ice
J[\- is hereby gven, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of I'KRRY C. HEATH, late of Smithfield tp., dee'd.,
arc hereby requested to make payment without delay,
and all I ersona having demands against Bftid cstatel will
present them duly authenticated b r settlen t :it.
HANNAH HEATH,
Slav 2b, l*b'2. Administratrix.
T3XECUTOR'S NOTICE —Notice is here-
I A bv given, that all per.-ons iudehted to the
LEVI D. LAN DON dectasdd, late of Canton twp., are
hereby reque-tcd to make immediate payment, ai: 1 alt
persons having demands again-t said estate will please
present them duly authenticated tor settlement.
1 BENJAMIN LA NOON,
JOHN W. LAN DON.
Canton. May 13.1*2. Executors. _
TSSO L UTK) N() FCO PA RTN ERSII IP
The copartnership herctoloe.: existing between th®
subscribers under the firm name of Goodrich, Newbery
& Peck is this day dissolved ny mutual consent.
JOHN E. GOODRICH.
GEO. N. NEWBERY,
GEO. L. PECK.
The notes and accounts of the late firm are in the hands
of F. A. Tierce for collection. All persons indebted will
please take notice and save cost.
Troy, April 7,1362.
A DM I NISTR ATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
J\. is hereby given, that all persona indebted to ths
< ate ol Patrick Howley,dee'd., late of North Towanda.
are herebv requested to make payment without de
lay, and all persons having demands ft gainst said estat#
wiii nresent'them duly authenticated for settlement.
1 JOHN MCMAHON, AdtnislratQJ.
I June 17,1362.