iilradfottl gkjwrtn.
I OCA J. A SI)GENERAL.
\ noil opportunity is o tie red any
bu\ a ,-J 0< "l second-hand Piano,
t , in good order. Enquire at (i. F.
I', it-graph Gallery, Towm.da.
. ,— A reliable young man to go
~, tin-State of Delaware. To one who
, i-si.h-rable experience in fanning, and
„ II re .'lninended, I will give steady
„. n! liberal wages. O. T. COLE.
- A gold pen and pencil with the
■-UH date Ac., cpou it, has been lost or .
It nas enclosed in a morocco case, and a j
tvd will be given the finder by leaving
the Uauliing House of 11. S. liussell A |
\, Vi pvrF.ii 'i'.isK. — A Regular Daily Ex-1
i has i nst been established between To
fiTiov another is in operation between
• Waverlv. Special attention paid to i
.i - t • ill parts of the country. Office
\ o. - Rooiu.
] M -yim.k HOMICIDE. —In the mat- j
-! killine of Thomas Flaherty, in a drunk- j
,t lTieialsville, of which we published a
• ; .-t week, Thomas Dunn was arrested a j
r. und upon an examination of witnes- |
••• >.aiiie A very, in Montrose, was held to
the sum of $5,000 to answer a charge of
. m t it- second degree.
Assessor of Internal Revenue,
. e<. h is removed his office from Cata
iburg. Reports and letters per- 1
,ifiie.- will hereafter be addressed to
HI. the latter plaee.
.i FLATS NURSERY. —The subscriber
no ing the Nursery stock of Appla,
Cherry and Quince trees, and Grape '
;r.-hased from DANIEL HAIIKINS, to his pre- j
i . ml. Flats. He has for sale cheap, a :
. .k "1 Apple trees of all the lending
: . There is still time for putting :
. ,iri vines this fall, if attended to at once. I
R. M. WELLES, i
. ,
: V:\rs. I have an assortment ou
. 1> at Marshall Brother's Hard-ware \
lh. 1 limit s celebrated seedling lona and
i ua:a■ Vine . Also Delaware, Diana and :
Hv! ; Vim suf his raising : all of very j
also at my nursery. Concord, Creve
; iMtbcll . villi-. For sale at Marshall |
S: iiy. Dr. Grant s <iihiloyite, '
... ; i", ~v (of Ottalntf ie, 25 ets., and Mamtei of
.. "-.i isent by na.il oil receipt of the J
\ ~ Hiv.-i : -i u stage or Railroad ;
. .:i ' an. I: M Wkm KS.
\ i:ll.n i. —Gn I inirsiluy night ;
i ... .M. Nt liircd near Danville,
' ■ iwis.-a Railroad, caused by tin- breaking i
The ears ran down a bank and. we nn-1
.i. : trued over. Several persons were in-1
wlu.ni la re Misses MATILDA and -TEX- |
i i.i. >1 Williamsport. The latter is very ;
n but we are happy to learn, not j
a her life. The conductor of the (
, i - s. verely injured that but little
- : it.itie.l o" his recovery.
! . ES. — We have hud the pleas
. a' a quantity of gold received by Dr.
lb., from Honduras, in payment for
-.which are extensively sold throngh
. Ana rii a. Among massive crosses,
I r!.ains. are the rude images which
:.. en from the graves of the Chiriqui
tellies, serpents, bugs and reptiles j
! 11. They cany us back beyond
una . to periods and places where bar- j
A. supreme. They seem to come here j
; i.eal troin the winding sheets of >
ask for the simple Indians in the I
i. .'i.i .il protection from cultivated j
st ili i a.scs which gather them up ill too j
Ignorant and unlettere d as they are, j
allied of the white mail en High to j
t apply for relief, and what will j
' >ur well known townsmen, above named, !
- that tin y r.-qnire their remittances from j
ii countries now to be made in silver and
I'm: TRIU.MI'H ok FREEDOM OVER SLAVERY." I
• DSO.n HOLI dm 11, of this place, Clerk iu the [
i Representatives at Washington, has pub- |
•graph of the Constitutional Aniend
ii.i 1; i. : ppeuded a si milt of the au
-1 tic- I'd sulent. tud of the members of
..ml Uoiisi who voted for this impor
.... tk whole being contained upon a
f. making one oi the most valuable con
- t ■ ih current jmhlieatioiis of the day.
in .st excellent and timely, and cannot
.n. i. ti- Iby the public. The sheet is
. most beautifully gotten up, enibel- I
■ -1, appropriate mottoes, printed tinted j
■ii 1 when framed will be ornamental, |
- value as a part of the history of the j
n may be seen at the New Room, while '
o - I" received.
s G('i .vitK, tbc celebrated Yocal
:i.poser, proposes to hold one of his
'■ t:. i u-e on Thursday evening, Nov.
I.' r. itter agaonuceiL We need
iu . iii/.ens that a l ielr musical treat
tin iu. i- Air. Clark's musical repu- ;
1 wn throughout the country. As !
"s peculiar for exquisite melody
tui striking beauty of versification,
original in style, natural in iiiuii-
g the most delicate appreciation oi I
voi.-i fgreat sweetness, [lower and
la rendering a eertain class of :
pr 'n to the tinii s. lie has no su- 1
t> Mowing complimentary notice is
1 i ll'll/i'.li* ;
who have nobly contributed tow
•u ttnimph in our late Presidential
• •I'd a high place to the makers,
L- -of songs, arousing the l'at-,
P' i'le, and appealing effectively to
'b-" ity Did Justice. Of these there
n mla r ; but we happen to be per
il'. i with James <l. Clark, of our
tie- ballad writer and singer, and as de
'it 'J the l.'nion as exists. We
i .-.ilile to give this minstrel of Free- ,
i tli. Academy of Music or Cooper
him. aided by others, give a
st Campaign Songs. Should
i- ' everybody's business is no- ,
Htm to exhort our friends every
ibis singer wherever he may ap
' ; we may observe, bus devoted of I
•1 bis concerts nearly >4,000 since
• the sustenance and comfort of
! their families.
■ i"M SWEEPS (YEAN," is an old
'•-keepers will be glad to learn of
tli J v ill keep them in new brooms at
s-i urtive cost. U. W. Kcllogg's Patent
' r "in. supplies tliis great desideratum.
' onsi-ts of a Broom handle, which
'm-ss with economy. EDMONU Kin
'in, and Joseph TOWN-F.u of ltome,
1 the right lor a large portion of
•ii'l will dispose of County lights,
' I'JI. terms.
A MERITED COMPUMBNT. —The President
| has conferred upon Gen. H. J. MADILL, the brevet
appointment ot Major General, for distinguished
services before Petersburg. This is a deserved
compliment to a brave officer.
BROKE JAlL. —Cyrus 11. W heeler, confined
in jail tor stealing from Nathaniel Kingsley, in
Troy liorouga, effected his escape from our jail, on
Saturday night laet. He was confined in the "dark
; cell, "and by making a hole through the brick
wall, passed iuto the Sheriff's kitchen, and then by
raising the window, into the open air and liberty,
i Wc have heard of " crawling out of a small hole,"
but we doubt if a man of the prisoner's size ever
squeezed himself through as small an opening, on
1 any other occasion. The aperture was 101 by 'Jin
-1 clies. Wheeler was about 5 feet 7 inches iu height,
with chin whiskers. A reward of 550 is offered for i
I his arrest, and return to the county jail. Wheeler i
! has been twice convicted, and sent to the Peniten
j tiary from this County.
CSTY Mr. D. W . HUGHES, of T his place, is
agent for Headley's New Work. "Grant and Sker- j
j man, Ac," which was noticed in our columns last !
! week, for the towns o tSmitkiield, Burlington, Ainu- !
roeton, Asylum, Terry, Wysox and Sheshequin.
The following testimonial is given H. W. HUGHES
|by subscribers to " Raymond's Life of Lincoln,": — |
The undersigned, citizens of the County ofj
Bradford Pa,, having purchased of D. W. Hughes, :
j of the borough of Towanda, " Raymond's Life and j
Public Services and State Papers of Abraham Liu- |
j cold," do most cheerfully hear testimony to the
Book as a work of intrinsic worth and merit—a
j book that should be possessed by every person of
! American hear. and fei ling :
W. C. Bogart, G. D. Montanye, Henry Ward, E. ;
T. Fox, N. C. Elsbree, Joseph Powell, AI. E. Sol- j
onion, S. W. Alvord, AI. C. Mercur, Win. H. Alor- j
gan, P. D. Morrow, H. B. AlcKean, Henry Alercur, j
A. McKean, and others.
married.
i YOUNG— CHASE.—In Towanda, N'ov. I'd, 1865,
by Rev. R. Duulap, Air. Paul Young of Janes
ville, Mis., to Miss Harriet 1.. Chase, of Towan
da.
GOODELL -BRINK.—Oct. 3, at the residence of
the bride's father, by Rev. G. R. Hair, Air. Geo.
\\ liitefield Goodcll, to Aliss Emeline P. Brink,
both of Pike.
: WOOD—LIGHT. -Oct. 25, at the AI. E. Parson- ,
age, Leßavsville, by the smne, Air. Daniel B.
Wood, of Pike, to Liss Eliza A. Light, of Rush.
WENCK—LAFY, —At Monroe, on theNtli inst., by
Rev. Mullock Armstrong, Air. George W. Wenc-k.
J to Miss Elizabeth Lafy.
i\\ ELLEIt AIcMORRAN. In Athens, on the Sth
inst, bj- Rev. C. Thurston, Air. N. V. Weller,
late of the 100 th N. Y. Vol., to Miss Mary Ale-
Morran, all of Athens.
REDDINGTON PIERCE.—At the house of Steph
en Pierce, Esq., 30th ultimo, by Rev. J. F. Calk
ins. Geo. F. Redington, Esq., of Troy Pa., and
Aliss Emma J. Pierce, of Wellsborough.
DIED.
\BP KROWS. In l'ike. at the residence of her fa
ther, Joshua Borrows, ou Alouday morning, Nov.
0. 1805, Miss Glive AI. Burrows, uged 25 years.
vliiDCYtiscmcnts.
I IST OF I.KTTF.KS KF.MAIMTO IN
J_J the Post Ollice at Towamla. Pa., tor the week eiul
■ up N'ov. 11, lsfi."i :
Aldiige Clias. Martin E
Butler C T Mowrv Isaac
I Brown J (foreign) Mills Luther
! Bennett J S Milott Mr. (Land Agt.)
| Braund John Newell Elisha Mrs.
i Ball Liora Owens Frank Miss
I Benjamin Myline Olmsteud A Jewhurt
Baker Wallace Power Thos. Mrs (foreign)
J Carmer 1" .Rogers A
Decosta G <J Mrs 2 Robinson John (foreign)
Gillaruy C'has. Roberts Win.
Gull' George W Shaw A P
Hunter Robert (foreign) Sloan James
Ilaydon Win. Sine John (foreign)
Jordon bemautha Mrs. Stafford Thos. (foreign)
Kahr Karl Prof. Willey John Mrs.
Kilkawley Owen Wilson Robt. (foreign)
Mulicary Anthony ; White Lydia C.
Mowry Alonzo
W Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please say "Advertised," and give the date of the ad
vertisement. S. W. A bVORI),
Nov. 13, Ist;,'',. Postmaster. J
K 'T TSQUESTIONAHLY TIIE BEST SI'S-
L TAIXEH WORK OF THE KIN'P IX THE
WORLD."
II A V E K ' S
K\Y MOYTU T. Y MAG A/. IN K.
CRITICAL NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
1 It is the foremost Magazine of the day. The fireside
j never had a mere delightful companion, nor the million
i a more enterprising friend than Harper's Magazine.—
j yiethodist Piulmlaitt, (Baltimore),
i The most popular Monthly in the world.—.Vete-I'm A
j Observer.
We must refer in terms oi eulogy to the high tone and
jvaiied excellencies of Harper's Magazine—a journal
i with a monthly circulation of about 170,000 copies—in
I whose pages are to he found some of the choicest light
| and general reading of the day. We speak of this work j
j as an evidence of the American People : and the pope- \
| larity it has acquired is merited. Each Number con- i
tains iully 144 pages of reading' matter, appropriately j
• illustrated with good wood cuts : and it combines in it '
1 self the racy monthly and the more philosophical quar i
1 teriy, blended with the best features of the daily jour
| ual. t has great power in the dissemination ot a love ;
of pure literature. -TRFBNEK s Guide In American Lit
erature, London.
The volumes bound constitute ot themselves a library
of mi.-ci ilanecas reading such as can not he found in the
same compass in any other publication th.it h is come
lll. del out notice. Boston Com it/.
SUBSCRIPTION'S.
lfioG.
The Publishers have perfected a system of mailing by
which they can supply the MAGAZINE and WEEKLY
promptly to those who prefer to receive their periodicals
directly from the Office of Publication.
The postage on the HARFER'S MAGAZINE is 24 cents a
: year, which must be paid st the subscriber's post office. :
TKR M S :
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, one year $4 00
I An A'JV ia Copy of either the WEEKLY or MAGAZINE i
will be supplied g, atis lor ecery Club of FIVE SIRSCIH- :
BERS at ;1 00 rarh. in one remittance : or .SU Copies for
*2O 00
Hark numbers can be supplied at any time,
A Complete Set, now comprizing Thirty-one Volumes, i
in neat cloth binding, will be sent by express, freight at i
expense oi purchaser, tor $2 25 per volume. Single
volumes , by mail, postpaid. Id 00. Cloth cases, tor I
binding, is cent-, by mail, postpaid. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN SQUARE. NEW YORK. |
II" IS S H . ' HUN T
Will open the Second Term ot her School, on Second
Street, on Tuesday, Nov. 21. is;.",.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Common English Branches $5 50 |
j Higher " " 025t07 00 I
j French (extra) 2 50 to 4 00 J
No extra charge for Latin.
School year of 42 weeks,divided into tour equal terms, j
Much experience, and considerable opportunities for \
I observation iu diderent methods of teaching, enable i
MI-.-, HUNT to otter her services to those interested with I
a certain degree ot confidence. Unexceptionable referen
ces gi en it required.
Towanda. Nov 14,1865.
JJMNCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS !
Mr-. I. M. TABER calls the attention oljthe Ladies of j
j Toivainhi and vicinity, to her stock of
/■'.FY'' F HOODS AND TRIMMINGS, j
Comprising a large assortment ot the most fashionable
and desirable articles needed by Ladies, selected with
gnat cure, and which will be sold at lea-unable
prices.
Her stuck will le kept constantly snpplied by the most i
la.-ii .liable articles in the New York market, and nc '
; pains wi:l be spared to accommodate those desiring to I
purchase.
*S-Store on Main S .. next door below Patch's Gro- !
i eery Store where she solicits the patronage of the Lad- |
. ies.
Towanda, Nov. 7, 186.). %
] E . R0 <J KWELL, 1) . I) ~!
OI BROOKLYN. N. Y.,
WI L L I) EI. I VE It T H E >■' IIIST OF A
Course of Lectures before the
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
I"
OK TOWAMDA, PA.,
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV, 21, 18C5.
illisfcllatu'ous.
E\Y F A LI) GOO DS !
j. w. TAYLOR,
j Has just received a splendid stock of Fall (loods.Jcon- j
sistlng ot >ll tlie lute styles of DRESS GOODS, such as
Euipercss cloth I'oplius, a large assortment ol all the
j new shades of French Jferinoes, Plain Alapaccas aud
Wool Detains, also some patterns of new French goods,
Blaok Silks plain and tept.a complete stuck ol Mourn
i ing' goods aud Delains.
Calicoes, Giughaius, Balmorals, ll „,p Skirts, and a {
1 complete stock of dress trimmings to match all colors.
Broad Cloths, Ladies Cloths, and laidies Woolen :
Shawls. Also Misses Shawls, Bleached Mpslins and
I Shirtings.
He wishes to say his Milliuery is complete with >ll i
|
the] newest sly.es of Ribbons, Bonnets aud Flowers,
also old Ladies Caps, infant's Hoods and Scotch J Caps,
j Turbans and Hats of all kinds, and in tact everything
; belonging to the Millinery business.
He iuvites the attention ol the people of Towanda
aud viciu ity to examine his stock ol Go ids, one door
north ot the Post Office. Sept Ik, 1865. j
i
0 I MJ' 11 KK Y iY GO,
Would"respecttully ir.vite the attention ol the public to
their very extensive stock of
| MEN S ' BO Y ' au d 5 OUT HS '
Bj) O T S ,
WOME NS' MISS ES ' A CI!II.D 1! EXS
SHO E S ,
FAR ROBES.
BFFFAFO ROBES.
HORSE BLANKETS.
TRFN K S ,
YA RISKS,
I'KAYELING BAG-.
RKTICFLFS. A.-„ Ac.
1 Towanda, Oct. 16. 1-65
I
MIS SE S rPIIA Ms,
DRESS MAKERS, TOWANDA, PA.
Over Eddy's Clothing Store, 3D Story . otter their ser
vices to the Ladies, confident that a long cxpi rii-M . ,ainl
the most desirable facilities, with promptii' -- and ronr
tosi will ensure satisl N tion.
'i'lie latest fashions received regularly troui Madame
■ Demurest's shop, New York. Particular attention paid
! Basquining. Stitching done to order. Oct. 21. '65.
rpilE NATIONAL INK CO.'S
I SCHOOL AND COUNTING ROOM INKS.
Business office 184, Wushiugtori Street, New York.
C. L.VAN ALLEN, Actuary.
! This.lnk has been in general and constant use for the
: last 2o ye. rs,and is warranted to be all that we assert of it,
1 . It is indelible,
j 2. It will not corrode the pen.
| :i. It flows with perfect facility .a line never is broken,
i 4. It will not collect on the |ieu|nor mouthjul the sta; d;
all this is warranted. This Writing Fluid is black with
a rich and glossy tint of blue.
! This ink is for sale, wholesale anil retail, by SOLO
i MON STEVENS. Herrickville, Bradford County, I'a.
; Orders liiled on short notice,
j Oct. 23,1865.
D I SOLUTION.—TIio ci i-jiiir-t ticisliiji h(ie
tofore existing lietwceu the undersigned under the
; name of J. F. LONG A SONS, is by mutual consent this ,
i day dissolvsd.
Those indebted to said firm are requested to settle
! their accounts, without delay, and save costs.
J.F. LONG
I'. LONG,
Nov. 1.1565. M.J.LONG,
/ AO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE —The uu
j dersigned have tins day formed a Co-partnership
i tor the transaction of general Merchandize at the old
j stand under the firm name of Long Brothers, and will
| transact business strickly upon the Ready Pay system.
I They hope to merit a continuance of the same liber- j
I al patronage bestowed upon the late firm.
PHILANDER LONG.
M.J. LONG,
j Nov. 1, lsCa. A. LONG,
XT E W FA L L GOG DS !
The Ladies will find at MISS GRIFFIN'S a line se
i lection of Fall and
WIN TE R MII.LI NE R Y GOO DS ,
; Bonnets of all prices and qualities, Bibbins and Flowers
, ot unusual richness and variety, and in toct a large as.
| sortment of everything pertaining to the busiuess.
Nov. 1, 1865.
J. s. ALLYVS OYSTER SALOON,
(Formerly Laughlin's)
Under Chamlierlin's Jewelry Store, west of Public
■ Square, Main Street
Oysters by the thousand, hundred or dish. Families j
and dealers supplied on short terms. Give us a call.
Oct. 24, 1865.
| T" ARGE ADDITIONS ARE BEING CON
_Lj ant ly made to our Stock of Groceries ; and we
j have now a complete assortment adapted to the Fall
Trade, which we offer to r sale at low est market rates.
| Please call in and price our goods.
5ept.25,1865. E. T. FOX.
"VTOTICE.—AII persons indebted to the
it estate of E. W. Baird, are hereby notified that j
' payment will in all cases be enforced without any respect
to persons, after the first week of next December Court, j
1 snail be at Towanda the first week ot said Court when
payments can be made to me.
H.C. BAIRD,
Administrator. !
N. B.—No other notice will be given,
i Athens, Nov. 1, 1865.
.
fllcrdjaiuriu.
\TJ|T ANOTHER STOCK OF NEW
I ROODS
j AT
W 1 0 K II A M A BLACK'S.
1
I
PRESS GOODS,
DOMESTICS,
i
FLA \ N ELS
i
W HIT K coons,
EMBROIDERIES,
TRIM MINUS,
SHAWLS.
'i Lit.' ill,nvc lines we offer in gu-at variety anil late
styles.
HATS ami CAPS,
LARGE STOCK,
ROOTS and SHOES,
REST MAKES.
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
LAMPS.
This part of our stock we pay particular attention to.
ami now offer two oi the be-t patterns ot Ironstone
Ware in the market. Erie ami Sevres, also ('. C., Yellow
Rockingham ami Wedgewood. Beaotitui assorttm nt oi
Class F.amps. (' ill ane -ee our stock of
NOTIONS.
Thankful lor past favors [we respectfully invite your
trade anil promi-e to do our best.
WTCKHAM A BLACK.
SEW I X C MAc 11 I N E l> E I'tlT.
Having received the Ageucy of the two ln.il Sew ing
Machines in use,we are now ready to supply all the peo
ple of Bradford aud Sullivan, with either Wheeler A
Wilson's or Siuge'rs, than which none better is made.
We keep needles, oil, soap, thread and all the extras
needed to work the machine. All are invited to call at
our store and examine Machines and work.
Call or send and get a circular aud price list, at
Wickham A Clack's Store.
Nov. 0. 18Ga
IV" E vv COUPS!
\V II.L IA M A . ROC K W KI. L
U|rH-Hviti£ a choice. ;tul ."Cloctod input •>
OOOHS FOR THE SEASON,
< 'on.sistiii" ot
LADIES' PRESS COOPS,
PE LAIN E,
ALPAC AS,
ami ail rarities to tat had bv the asking.
COTTON YARN,
CARPET YARN
BATTING,
BLEACHED COOPS,
FLANNELS,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES.
SUA WLS.
11 OOPS,
A nil a great vanct) too uuuicmu-t r> lurutiim.
To lie had everything in the
YA N K E E \OT IO \ 1. INK,
Kveit to a Violin.
The jilace to find what yu want in the lino ot
IIATS,
OA PS,
IT RS,
GLOVES,
and MITTENS.
II you are in want of CROCKERY , in sets, or as you
• may order, and any amount,
OLASSWARE,
LANTERNS,
GLOBES, A.-.
AY 0 0 P E X W A 11 E ,
to lie had from Babies' Cabs to a Butter Ladle.
A complete assortment ot
0 R O 0 E 1! I K s.
i Also the best BEE HIVK.
SYR CPS and SCO A ItH
| ot all kinds.
; A superior quality of
BLACK,
JAPAN,
CI \POWDER,
and YOI'XG HYSON TEAS.
BLASTING POWDER,
and TOBACCO <>f all ilost'riplioiis
j Every thing in the shape of
TOYS FOR CHILDREN
; Save your meat hy calling and -applying \ ut-i ii
witli pure
ASIITON AND TFRK'S ISLAND -ALT.
j Oct. 10, 18G5. w. A. ROCKWKI.I .
pOFFEE AND SPICES, WHOLE AND
V/ ground, and a prime nnality ot Cronnd Java 1 of
ifeent FOX'S.
<
JJouicll (Co.'s Neu) 0oot)3.
mHE GREATEST ATTRACTIONS IN.
(fOODS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET,
POWELL &c CO.,
Have now iu store the largest stock of exhib- ]
red in Northern Pennsylvania. Additions will con- I
stan tly he made to this stock during the season, audi
it will at all times be found FtJI.L AND COMPLETE i
in all its departments.
We invite the particular attention of our customers to j
our magnificent display of
FALL A NWINTER PRESS COOPS !
Which we offer at prices much below those of last year, j
We have given special care to our selections in this line
and arc now able to exhibit the newest,most fashionable,
and most desirable styles to be obtained. Our new
stock'comprises all colors of Plain and Plaid French
Merinos, Empress Cloths. Striped Melanges, Striped
aud Plaid Poplins, Taffetas,ijamas. Tinsel Poplins, Paris
Crepes, Reps, Plain aud Rrocade Alpacas, Poll de Chev
res, Delaines and Armuses, Bright Plaids tor children's
wear, and a great variety of other Dress Fabrics.
MOFRNINC PRESS COOPS.
Black French Merinos, Bombazines, Tamese Cloths,
Baratheas, Mohair Lustres, Black aud White Cheek and
Striped Poplins and Alpacas, Double and Single Fold All
Wool Delaines, and a full line of those High Lnstred
Black Alpacas, at a great reduction in price.
j -
LADIES' CLOTHS, CLOAKINGS AND
SACKINGS.
A SPLENDID AS.SU KT M EST .
Beaver Cloths, Tricots, Velvet Cloths, Cassimere Sack
ings, Plain and Twilled Black Broadcloths, ol all prices
all colors of Plain and Fancv Sackings, Opera Flannels,
Ac . Ac.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Ladies, Misses and Chiidreus White aud Colored Cot
ton, Fleeced and Merino Hose, Ladies Merino Vests |
aud Drawers, (iloves of every description at low prices.
LINENS A lIOI'SE FF R.N ISI 11XG GOODS
Bleached, Half Bleached, and Unbleached Datuask Ta
ble Linens, Napkins, Towels, Towelliugs, Scotch and
Russia Diapers, Bleached and Unbleached Huckabacks,
Crashes, lii-.li Linens, Ac., 10-4 and 9-4 Sheetings,
Pillow Case Cottons, C<-unterpaucs, Draping Muslins,
Shaker Flannel Sheetings, Rose Blankets, Ac. Ac.
PLOTII.- A N D PAS-1 MERES.
Esquimaux, Moscow and Castor Beaver ( loth-. Flench
and Cci man Black Broadcloths, Doeskins, Fancy Cas
simeres, T'vceds.fMeltoi.s, Satiuetts, Union ' 'a-simcies,
Jeans. Ac., Ac.
ALSO.
All qualities Plain White. Shaker and Welch Flannels,
Fancy Shirting, Miners, Red and Cray.Plain and Twilled
Flannels, and a lull assortment n!
DOMESTIC POTTON GOODS,
At ihe Lowest Market rates.
SECOET) FLOOR
We ari now opi oing aud desiie to eall s|- rial alien
tion to ooi unitsnally large -tuck of
FINE CLOAKS.
we make this department of our business a special- (
ity, we have given it much time aud attention. Our se- 1
lections have been made from the newest styles in the
market, and our Cloaks arc manufactured in a manner
that cannot tail 1 > please, and give entire satisfaction,
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
Having made our purchases before the recent great
advance in price, wejare aide to offer decided bargains
in l.adie.-, Mi-es a; <1 Chiidreus p. utile and single
shawls. Our present sto-k tar surpasses in extent ml
variety, any purchases we have ever before ntad- in this ,
line, and we have availed ourselves of the most tavor
able lime to select the choicest and most desirable goods
I in the markc'
BON TON FLEXIBLE SPRING SKIRT.
TilK NEWEST AND BEST PATENT CRINOLINE YET
INVENTED.
We have now on hand a good assortment ot these cel
ebrated skirts, lu White and Colored.
ALSO,
The Eugenie, Empress, Paris Trail. Multiform, and a
variety ol other popular makes ot Skirts in all sizes
lor l.adie- Misses and Children.
CARPETS ANH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Brussels, Three l'ly, Extra Super, Supel line. Ingrain, t
Kidder,and Hemp Carpets. All widths Floor Oil Cloths !
Mattings, Door Mats j and lings. Anew stock just re
reived.
.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having made arrangements with manufacturers to
supply our sales with the be.-t quality of Boots and
Shoes" we shall at all times be able to furnish our custo- ,
mers with the best custom "made Shoes ot all kinds,
for Ladies. Misses apd Children, and B >ofs for Mens and
Boys wear, at reasonable prices. We shall also keep con
stantly "it bam! a complete assortment of Mens.Womens
and Children's Rubbers and Arctic Overshoes.
IIATS AND CAPS.
A splendid assortment of ileus and Boys Hats and
Caps just received. Having closed out our old stock
almost entirely previous to our late purchases, we now
offer an entire new stock ol the latest styles.
I \! EE HANGINGS & TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES.
' We now receiving large additions to our stock of
Wall Pa pet-. Transparent Window Shades and Trim
mings Window papers. Ac.. Ac.
Ccgal.
QHERIFF'S SALES. - Iy virtue of u writ
0 of Veud. Ex., issued out of the Court ol Common
< l'leas of Bradford county, to me directed and delivered,
will lie expo-ed to public -ale at the Court House in the
| Boro'of Towanda, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1 ■ .">, at
j one o'clock, p. m., the following described lot piece or
| parcel of land situate in Hen iek twp., and bounded as
j follows, to wit : North by lands of John Beardsley and
John lieevcs, east by lands of Obadiah Titua. south by
j lands of Obadiah 'l'itn- and Wm. M. Bowker and west by
land ot Delimcr Taylor. Containing 84 acres ol land
more or less, about OU acres improved with one large
framed dwelling bouse, three Iramed barns, framed
j corn-house, cow-shed, wood-shed and an orchard of fruit 1
j trees thereon.
j Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Aden
1 Steveus vs. M. D. F. Ilines.
ALSO- The following described lot, piece or parcel of
: laud situate in Ulster two-, and boun ed as fo lows, to
wit: North by public highway leading Irotn Milan to
Smithtield, east by public highway leading from To
ivanda to Athens, south by land ot 11 idow Harsh and
west by land ol liutler Vincent. Containing one and
one-fourth acres of land more or less, all improved,with
j one framed tavern honse. one iramed dwelling house 1
one Iramed barn, and a few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other piece or parcel o! land situate in
' said Ulster twp., bounded as lollows, to wit: North
by land ot Samuel Hull' east by the public highway
leading from Towanda to Athens, south by laud ol wid
ow Flood and west by land ot Samuel Hut! Contain
iug one acre more or less, all improved with one steam .
grist-mill and shingle machine thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Harris 1
A Saltmaish vs. Darius Myers.
ALSO—By virtue of a writ of Ki. Fa., the following 1
described lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the twp.,
of Wysox, bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at
i the north cast corner of lssae Bulls lot thence south 89°
east 175 perches to a post for a corner, thence south 1°
west 80 3 10 perches to the north east corner ol the
John Guiles lot, thence north 80° west along the north
line ol said (iuiles lo 05 perches to a post, thence north
09° west, so 0-10 perches to the south cast corner of >
said Bull's lot, thence north 1° east aloug the line of ;
said Bull's lot 105 perches to the place ol beginning. :
Containing 103 acits more or less, about 50 acres im- '
proved, with an old log house , (tamed barn, and fruit 1
trees thereon.
ALSO—One other piece or parcel of laud situate in ,
said twp.. of Wysox, hounded as fo Hows, to wit: Be
ginning at the north east corner of lot No. 97 according
to maps belonging to Burton Kingsbury, thence south 1 0 t
west 18 perches to the north corner ola lot owned by
. David Cocblan, thence north 41° west 8 perches to a
j corner, thence north 44° west 18 perches to the north
i line of said lot No. 97, thence along the last mentioned
line, south 89° east about 20 perches to the beginning.
ALSO—One other piece or parcel of land situate in !
said twp., of Wysox, bounded as follows, to wit: Be
ginning at the north west corner of said lot N0.97, ;
thence south 89° east about 28 perches to the north cor
ner of lands ot said David Cochlan, thence 10 perches
to a corner,thence south o*l° west 32 perches and ihenee
north 1° east 24J perches to the place of beginning.—
The two last described lots supposed to contain G acres
of land more or less.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of John
Holmes vs. Edward Hoaglin.
J. MONROE SMITH.
Nov. 6, 18U5. Sheriff.
LIST OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS
drawn as Jurors for December Court, 18(15 :
lillANlJ .JL'KuKS.
Albany, John N Carr ; Asylum, Joshua Kiiiner ;
| Athens twp., 11 W Thomas ; Burlington twp., Seth P
(Justin: Columbia, Wnt tV at kins ; Her rick, Phillip Au
gle, Geo Elliott; Leßaysville, James Johnson, Orwell,
Charles Pendleton; Pike, Sheldon Payne, Caleb Nurse ;
Uidgberry, Pl> Coville ; Springfield, Wm Chase, O P
Hirkness; Sheshequin, John Briuk ; South Creek, Jos
Van Buskirk : Troy twp., Walker Pierce, Harrison
(Jreeno; Towanda boro', Geo McCabe; Towanda North,
1! Granger ; Warren, G W Tallraadge ; Wvsox, B E
Whitney; Wyalusing, Harrison Black, D W Brown.
TKAVKKSK Jl lIORS —IST WEEK.
Armenia, Alan.-on r-mitb: Athens twp., Isaac Gregory,
Guy Tozer jr; Burlington boto', Job Motley; do. West,
Bingham Rockwell; Canton twp., Jas Ketcuum: Canton
boro', John Adams; Herrick, Lyman Matson, Charles
Tiug.ey; I.el Joy. A M lac ham. Wm P TMotaon : Lilch
lield, Levi Morse; Orwell, Maj' U Darling ; Sheshequin,
J N Griflin, Geo C Gore; Smithtield, A-ahei Scott. H A
Brigham, Hiram Farusworth; Standing Stone, William
Grillis, Richard Jennings, Geo E VauNess ; Tuscarora.
Hiram Taylor, Vincent Owen; Terry, Shubcl Bowman ; !
Troy boro", Peter D Meeker: Ulster, Edward Lock wood,
Jliltou Uolcomb; Windham, Samuel Hartshorn; Wysox,
R M Bennett, Samuel Reynolds; Wyalusing. Sam'l How
ard. James A Riles, Francis Hornet, Benjamin Ac!, ley:
Wells, Diiliston lilies; Wilniot, Alba Wilson,
ritAverse anion.- -2i week.
A lhany. "'"j Wilcox, John 1! Steriger: A then- boro'
Asa Demon; Burlington West, Wm Sl'Kean ; do. twp.,
Samuel M'Cord ; Columbia, Andrew Jackson, ivieg
Peckham ; Franklin, Burr Ridgway, Horace Wq j ev
Herrick, Elisba Keeler, Mason Stevens ; Lcßoy. Eli
Holcontb, Geo McKee; Monroe twp., Luman Pratt ; Or
well, li M l-'arrar ; Ridgberry. James P Squires; South
.Creek, I'hilo Fassett jr ; Standing Stone, John It Pul
iord: Smithtield, J H Chamberlin.Wnt S Pierce: Spriug
field, Amos Knapp ; Sheshequin, A J Cole, Wm J Del
peuch; Troy tp., Henry Jennings, Wm Ward; Towanda
twp.. J L Bowman ; 110. boro'. Amos Pennypacker :
Tuscarora, H B Ackley; Terry, J WDennison; Ulster,
James Mather: Wyalu-ing, Niram Black: Warren. Jos
iah Wolcott. Salmon King ; Wysox, Wm 11 Morgan;
Wells, Floyd Helmcs; Wilmot, Samuel Thrasher.
T> EGIS'I EE'S NOTICE.—Not ice is hereby
JLi given, that there has tic-en filed and settled in tile
< f!ice of the Register of Wills, in and Tor the County of
' Bradlord. accounts of Administration upon the follow
ing estates, viz :
Final account of Warren Bagley and J . W. Griftiu
executors ol James Bagley. dee'd. late oI I.eßoy.
Final account of Joel Adams adm'r ol A. if. Brown,
dee'd, late of Springfield. 1
Final ac't of E. L. Mauley, executor of Darrius Man
ley. iate ol Troy twp., dee'd.
Fin 1 ac't S. F. Mead, executor of Eli K. Mead, late
Towanda twp.. dee'd.
Final ac't ol Henry J. Newman, adm'r of John New
man, lute of Warren, dee'd.
Final ac't of Wm. S. Ayers, Guardin of Edward Deck
er and others, miner children of Andrew Decker, late of
Spi ingfield, dee'd.
Final ac't of Cluflin J. Sleeper, adm'r of C'Lsrh - 11.
Sleeper, late ot Warren, dee'd.
Final ac'tol I!. Laporte aid C. F. Welles,jr., adin'r
01 John Laporte, late ol Towanda boro', dee'd.
Final ac't ol' Z. P Walker, adm'r of llanfo d I. Kin '
1 uey, late ol l.itchlieid, dee'd.
Final ac't of J. F. Chambetlin and Ellen Middaugh,
adm'r o! Isaac Middaugh, late ol Wyalusing, dee'd.
Final ac't ot James Burn ham, adm'r of James 1!. Bow- I
ker, late of South Creek, dee'd.
Fiutl ac t 1 I Rachel A Tibbits adm'r ol Job Til,bit.-, j
. late ol Warren, dee'd.
Final ac't of Hiram Elliott, adm'r ol Harry Elliott,]
iate of Rome, dee'd.
Final ac't of 1.. S. ChubbucK, adm'r ot Charles li. j
Kellogg, late ol Monroe, dee'd.
Final ac't of Minor T. Porter, adm'r ol Silas Jackard, ■
late of Canton, deo'd.
Final ac't of Sabin Allen and M itilda E. Sexton,ad'r j
ot Wui. 14. Sexton, late of Orwell, dee'd.
Partial ac't ot -'. E. Pierce, one o' tlc excutors ol '
Almrim Pierce, late ot Smithfield dc-'d.
Final ac't o| Mary J. Oveipeck. formerly M o J.
, Titus, nd 111 "rix ot Minor 11. Titus, lai ■<l Heni k. Jce'd. 1
Final ac't ot !•'. N. Page, aiim'i ol E. A . Murray . Lilt
ol Athens twp., uee'd.
Partial ac't ni F. N Page ami Joliu Jones, executors
' of Wm. Morris, late of Athens twp , dee'd*
Fmal ac tof John W. Hill and Sam'l Cass, adm'rs of 1
John H. Hill, late ol Orwell, dee'd.
Final ac't ol O. F. Young, Guardian ot Mahlor. Wat- |
lies minor child ot Albiua Wattles, late ol llouic. dee'd. j
ALsO—The aiipruis: ment ol pioperty set oil by the
1 Executor or Administrators 10 widows 01° children ot the
i toilowing decedents :
Estate ot Roswell Hagan.
i ' '* Samuel B. Woodworth.
'• Alexander L. Smith.
" " J I). Humphrey,
•• Isaac I). Webber.
" " Marvin H. Leonard.
" '• John Layton.
I •• •• Judson A. Royse.
'• *' William H. Plowman.
" " Stephen Felton.
" " Henry Pitt.
" " David Griswold.
" ' James Layton.
•* Patrick Dougherty.
" '• Roderick Williams.
" Joel Cimton.
" " David Andrews.
And the same will be presented to the Orphan's Court
ol Bradford County, on Monday the 4th day uf Decern
her next for confirmation and allowance.
N.C. KLLSBRKK.
I ' Nov. 1, lsGa. Register.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.—By virtue
ol an order issued out of the Orphan's Court of
Bradford County, the uudtrsigued, administrator ol the
estate of James H. Turret!, deceased, late ol Terry twp ,
i will sell 011 the premises, on FRIDAY, NOV. 17, ISGS,
|at 10 o'clock a. m., the following lot. piece or arcel of
! land, liounded and described as follows :
! LOT NO. 1- Ly ing and being in the township of Terry
j bounded nor :h by lands of John and Edmund Horton,
j east by the Susquehanna River .south and west by lauds
1 of Maj. Uriah Terry. Containing 109 acres, more or less,
ali improved, with a good liou.-e, and barn,out-buildings
and fruit trees thereon.
LOT NO. 2. Situate in Terry twp., bounded north by
■ lands of C. F. Welles, east by lauds ot C. F. Welles
' and Alexander Kinney, south by land of Jackson Hol-
I lenbaek, west by land of Philander White and Israel
I Yauiiermuu. Containing 300 acres, more or less, a vai
| liable timber lot with an excelent new Saw Mill thereon.
1 TERMS.—SIOO to be paid upon each lot when struck
down, SSOO on eaah lot on final confirmation, the bal
ance 111 1,2 and .1 years, with interest.
L. P. STAFFORD,
Oct. 13, 1865. Administrator.
A EDITOR'S NOTICE. — In the matin• of
i \ {.unary of the estate of Joseph Lee. In the Court
of Common Pleas jot Bradford County, No, 4661 May
Term, 1804.
The undersigned, an auditor, appointed to distribute
! the monies 111 the bands of Committee raised Irom
J by the sale ot Joseph Lee's real estate, will attend to
! the duties ot his appointment at his ofiiee, in the
borough of Towanda, on Friday, the 24th day of No
vember.A. D., lsG5, at 1 o'clock p. m., and all persons
iiaving claims upon said monies must present them, or
1 else he forever debarred from the same.
BENJ. M. PECK,
■ Oct. 22, 1805. Auditor.
• "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
i\ J. K P. Gleeson, S. W. Alvord, and others, have
presented to the Court of Common Pleas ol Bradford
1 County, the charter ol the * Young Met's Christian As
sociati.m.nt Towanda," praying the Court for a decree of
' incorporation, and that the -ame will be heard on Mon
day, December 4th, 1805, of which ail persons inier
' ested will please take notice.
E. O. GOODRICH,
| Nov, 7,1865. Prothouotaiy.
Cegal.
rpuiAL LIST FOB DECEMBER TERM,
A Commencing Dec. 4.1865. -
| K W Smith vs. Wm Elweil ,
Jefferson Langhead's use vs. John Laogliead ... •
Clias. Phillip's adm'r vs. Mary Roliaton ••• 'f
j Daniel McDuffee vs. N. B. Canal Co damages
Wm Mouncy vs. James McQueen ...appeal
I Am. Lite In. A Trust Co.vs. lI.W Patrick, sci. la.uiort.
same vs. Clias. P Wells, Jr
! Wm BClvmervs. Perry Cobb, et. al ejectment
A. B. Smith vs. Sam'l Kellum, 2d et.a 1 ejectment
Wm. Feet's use vs.B. K.Caofield et.al 1 et.t
P. N. Page vs. J. P. Blood •
H. A. Hood vs. Shipman <V Wells ... ...... do.
R. AM. Haider's use vs. Junes Merrit et .11 ... do.
D. M Osborne vs. It M. Wells <-t. al
Alanson B Smith vs. Win. R. Storrs et. al ... -treepr-s
Clarkaon it Nichols vs. Meylert & Ward • • -Debt
Amos Struble ct. al. vs Uvi Anderson et. al . .<*l?c 1
W. H. Tyler's adm'r vs Meylert A Ward dm"
Lewis Havens vs. C. L. Ward ... , 'li f
(.'has. Knapp v. John F. Imug ACo ires,Ms -
Clark A Baker vs. Abraham .Steers et. al del"
ltobt. Cooper's use vs. Geo. Taiinarlge et. ai .appe.ll
! John Bortz vs. Ponieroy Bros A'.'T
P illy Chilson vs. J. W. Sweet • • .rep.evn,
Thos Smead's adm'r vs Hiram Spe.tr ..... ..tit-spa--
John McMahou vs. Jerome B. Gilletl et. ai ... ippe.u
Geo. A. Holden vs. J. W. Sweet ejectment
Daniel Curran vs. Mary Ann Bishop ... ~'- 1 -
.John C. Welles' assignees vs. Siiepard ,v Ualiiawa) ..ej 1
David Barber vs. Wm. Collins Mlit *
BRADFORD COUNTY ss:
' Subpoenas returnable Monday, Dec. 11 '^'7;- j lt '
elook. A.M. B- °- GOODRICH,
I Nov. 7, 1865. Prothori itary.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.—By virtu.-
ol an order issued out ol the Orphan st >art ol
Bradlord County, the undersigned adininistra . >rs ..1 Uie
estate of Emly Drake, de'eed. late ol l.itchlieid tovu
! ship, will sell on the premises, at public sa,eon.'tf.
DAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1865, between the hours o: m.
; aud two o'clock, p. m.,a1l that certain lot, pie e 01
. parcel of laud situated 111 Litchfield twp., bounded aud
I described as follows, to wit:
North by lauds ol Milo Merril, east by laud ol oouii
It. Edsall, .south by laud of Win. 11. Speucer and Mil' l
Merril, west by laud of Wm. H. Spencer aud Milo Mer
ril. Containing 28 acres, more or less.
ALSO.—One other piece or parcel ot land situate 111
, Litchfield twp., bounded north by lands of William H.
Morse, east by lands ol W. H. Spencer, west by lands ot
FJijah Muun, south by lands of W. H.Spencer. Con
taining eight acres, more or less.
TERMS.—S2S to be paid upon each lot upon the.prop
erty being struck down, one half the balance on contu ■
i mationof sale, and the balance one year thereafter,
with interest. JOHN R EDSALL,
WM. H. SPENCER,
Oct. 9..18G5. Administrator. _
AI >M INI STRATOR'S N OTKJE.—Notice
is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
estate of DA VID YOUGHT, late of Standing Stone twp.
deceased, are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will present
them duly authenticated lor settbmenL^
GEO. A. STEPAENS,
Nov. 9, 1865. Administrators.
A L)MIN ISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
J\ is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the e
tate of URIAH S. BROWN, dee d, late 01 Orwell twp..
are requested to make immediate payment, and tlio.-e
having demands against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
A G. MATHEVVa,
Oct. 26,1865. ' Administrator.
A IM J NISTRATOR' S N OTICE.-Notice
is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
estate of ALANSON LINDLLi. late ol I*lansiiii twp.,
dee'd., are requested to make immediate payment
'and those having demands against said estate wni iires
entthem duly authenticated lor settlement.
NEDEBIAH SMITH,
Oct. 12, IS6O. Administrator.
A NOTICE.-Not
XXhereby given that all jiersous indebted t■> the estati
oi JULIA A. DRAKE, dec d, late of Litchfield twp.,
are requested to make immediate payment, and tho
i having demands against said estate will present them
1 duly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES DRAKE,
Oct. 12, lsuo. Administrator.
\ DMIMSTEATURA- NUTJCE.—Notice
XA- is hereby giveu, that ail petsoue inoeoteii to tile
1 estate ol THERON RINEHAKT, late of Athens twp.
dee'd, are requested to make immediate payment, ami
those having claim against said estate will present them
duly authenticated lor settlement.
DAVID GARDNER,
Oct. 12,1865. Administrator.
" ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.—Notio-'is
2t hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
tate ol WM. V iNDERPOOL sHi,late ol l'errv tp . dee d
are requested to make iuirnediate payment, and tln-c
--having claims against said estate will present tlrem duly
authenticated for settlement.
URIAH TElißi .
Oct. 12. 1565. Admiuistrulor.
AILMIMSTRATRI X'S NOTiCE-Notatu
is hereby given that all persons indebted to the es,
tate of MINOR il. TITUS, late oi Herrick twp., decl
are requested to make payment, without delay,
and those having claims against said estate must present
them duiv authenticated lor settlement.
MARY J.TITUS,
Oct. 12,1865. A Jmini-tratn.c
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE- N..tico is
hereby given.that ail persons indebted to Hie estat.-
ol NILES PACKARD, late ol Leßoy twp., uc dare re
quested to make immediate payment, aud th • e bavin
' demands against said estate will please present duiv
! authenticated for settlement.
KELEOX PACKARD,
Oct. 12, 1865. Administrator.
EpXECUTOR'S NOTICE. - N OTI V E
1 " J is hereby given that ali persons indented to tile c
, c-tate ol WM.GIRARD. late ol'Towaiu'ir boro' dee'd,am
requested to make immediate payment,and those bavin
demauds against said estate wiii pre.-eut tliein duly an
, tbenticated lor settlement.
MAIIY ANN GIHAIID.
GROVE M. HALL,
j 0ct.A2.1M6 . Exeentora.
1 \ DM IN IST I{A TO li'S NOTlCE.—Notiiv
J.X. i.- hereby given. that all persons iudebtetl to the
, estate ul JAS. i.. DEWEY.de d, iate ot -nth ( reek
1 art* requested to make immediate payment ami those
having demands against said estate will 1 resent iliein
i duly authenticated ior settlement.
DANIEL LIVENS,
Oct I'* 1865 Administrator.
' "
V DMINISTIIATORS NOTICE.-Leiier
a \ yl administration ol the good.-, atte!-. Ac.
ASA PRATT lute of Oaniin township, d fa-eo.
have neen issued to toe subscriber. Ai. pes sou- r.ueo*-
eii tti .-.aid estate are requested to make p ty me ... ■■ ,0
1 per-' n- baring demands against *hc same are notified t
present Hie same lor settlement to Hie li-.-croier.
I'Eltßi il. 1. 1 liDiNii.
1 HAS. STOCKWELL,
I Oct. 12, 1865. Adininistratbi -
ADM INI ST RAT RI X'S NOTlCE.—Notict
is hereby given, that all pev-ou- irdehleil to the
i c-tate ul C. VANUISE, dee d, late ot Uoim l.vp. a,e
reque.-ted to make immediate payment, and tu. na\
j ing demands against said estate wilt pre eu t hem duly
I authenticated tor settlement.
HARRIET CHANDLER,
Get. 13, iB6O. Administratrix.
A ! DMINISTUATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
is hereby given that all persons indebted 1 taec--
| tate ol WM. i>. FRENCH, late ol Frankiin tp. d< M, ale
I requested to make immediate payment and nil having
i claims upon said estate will present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
WM. W. FRENCH,
C E. WHITE,
Oct. 12, 1865. Administrator.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE —By virtue oi
an order issued out ot 'he Orphan s Court 01 Bird
told County, the undersigned, administrator of the t
taie ol Jo.-iah Stautou, late 01 Litchfield twp,, dee'ed,
will sell 011 the premises on FRIDAY , NOVEMIiEU 24,
1866, at 2 o'clock p. Ui., tile following lot, piece or par
cel oi land, situate in Litchfield twp., bounded and de
scribed a- follows, to wit ;
On the north by lands ot Oliver Eversou, on tbo ea.-t
by lanil of said Oliver Eversou and James Randolph,
, and on the smith by said James Randolph, and on the
, west by lands ot Wright Snyder. Containing 5*Q acres
[ in the same more or less, about 20 acres improved,with
' a smail log house thereon.
' TERM-.—525 !o be iiaid on the property beiug
I struck down, and the balance on final confirmation oi
1 gale, WM. SNYDER.
Oct. 20. ImS. Administrator.
EDITOR'S NOTICE. — In the matter of
Krciptions to the Final account oj 11. C. Sairrl,
Assignee cd' Farmer's Union Insurance Co. No. 155
' Sept. Term, 186.5. In the Court ol Common Pleas ol
Bradford County.
The undersigned an auditor appointed by said (our!
' upon exceptions filed to the finalacc ouul ot U. C.Baird,
Assignee of the Farmers' Union 1 - .ranee Co., wilt al
tend to the duties ol his appointment, at his office in To
wanda boro', on Saturday. November 25. 1865, at one
' o'clock p. ra., at which time and place ail persons Inter
ested can attend if they think ptoper or be forever
debarred from the same.
G. 1). MON fAN YE,
Oct. 23, 1865. Auditor.
f /ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.—By virtue of
V_Z an order issued out i the Oiplian s I ourt <>; lit.id
' ford County, the undersigned, administrators ot the e-
I late of Jonathan Jackson, late of Cantosi twp.. dece.d
will sell uii the piimises.on SAILRDAT , N<'\ ■ I -,lßi ..
e at 1 o'clock p. m., the following hi, pice or D-'VV 1 "'
1 laud, situate iu Canton twp., bounded and de-ci itKvl 1 .
' follows, to wit; , . . .
p Beg liming at an irouwood tree, it being t.n .-mttc
east corner thereof, on the side the Williamspoit and
s Elmira Railroad, thence north 87i J , we-t 74 iwr to a
r , IOSt the corner of the Whipple lot; thence north on
the line of said Whipple lot I°, east 173 per. to a post
on the liu6 uf Jumps hockwell > .>t ; uicucc iliß line*
of the same, and other lauds, south 87°, ea.-t 7b per. to
- a urv hemlock for a corner ; thence south west by
r lauds of Taylor & McLelland 173 per. to the pl ace >■: is
s ginning. Containing 82 acres ar.d 2s pciclies ol ami.
j be tlie same more or les.-.
TERMS ssO to be paid 011 the property Wong -tin I;
( down, $450 on confirmation of sale, the balance iu two
. equal ami al instalments wilb interest iroiu coumm-F
. first payment ti.be made one year lie in saidi connrma
Hon JOHN LILLET .
1 RACHEL LANDON.
Oct. 20.18*75, Admiuistraiors.