sraiM §J*porttr.
/ oCAI ASI) (jENERAL.
j,,v LLU "/>■ ■* printed upon CAMP I
, I ,-until and Job l'ress, Office No. 50 Gold ;
V, Y-'fk. Thomas H. Senior, agent.
_ K MK (\>RUV AR WILKES-BARRE. — The
('unrt <>f IV nnsylvania -will hold a special
! JF, the Court room at Wiikes-Barre.in June,
,-iiciiig on the 25th, tor the trial of causes in ;
J.-TI'IIES 1.-siding in the northern tier of conn- :
interested.
11,., <i-Bi HNEiT—J ho (Iwelling house ol
Ikadiug near Shaw's mills in Nicholson,
R MIIIU' county, was destroyed l>y tire, on Tues-
Ist week. The entire eontents of the house
...ID stroyed. It is supposed to have been I
~I :IN incendiary.
UI ti.IX. A terrible conllagation j
1 JH- town of Clean, on Tuesday week, near- j
(.■sti-oying CUE entire business portion of the j
FLI< Eaton Mock from the corner of State j
: OH the Forbes House, through toLan
. opp-osite to Masonic Hall, is a mass of I
, S . I',, add t. the horror that surrounds, it I
NOWU that 11. 11. Plmlps, law partner oi L
, \V. i Angel, has perished in the flames. His I
! ~-ated in the second story of the Ma- '
|. k, which he find entered to secure some !
' PAPERS. The flames rushed before the!
I V% ith such fury and rapidity as to cut
„, I. ami IT- has perished.
Z-J- T I UIIINY liit-nds of L)r. EI.DRIDCE J
];!• ISCD to learn that he is recovering from
\T iv indisposition. NVe understand,how- !
:t in < 'US, qqence of weakness from loss of J
, ill L sometime before be will appear in ;
. .TIN. WE belie ve the fact has not been'
STATED in the papers that he raptured a ;
-M-I in the head. The loss ot blood was J
: :j. 1 -tit it was fortunately stopped by the aid
-„ !I'UL pliy Ml'ians. and thus the life of the I>oc_
M-- IVI-d ■ Khniro Advertiser.
r - TIN- friends of JAMES G. CLARK, j
; vocalist, will be pained to learn that he
t with a ST vere accidi-irt. He was in the
, tlit Erie J'isjxilrh, ami had his left hand
. in tk, machinery of a puss, severely in-
DNG it.
sriti COI >iv. -Mr. I'iiilip Xortli, a na-
F Eugkiud. and for many years a citizen of
I - was ft. and dead on the floor of the
\II I ian church in tl.at place, on Saturday eve.
I'orth was sexton of the church, and was. pre
:l- to the di -co very of his dead body, engaged J
I ,s ditti- S T-f attending the iires, and preparing ;
T hnrch R tin evening services . The time
ringingtbe beil was at hand, but no ringing
I; place : tie people gather, d at the usual hour
.11 not en* r. tie d'-'-r having BET N locked.
- found necessary tohoist one of the windows i
: AIT SOME one to ling the bell, and having 1
I : A- GAS. they espied Mr. AONLI between two !
I- U TIL,- floor, and.sujipo.singliim to be sleeping '
I dTO rou O him up, but tie- man was cold '
.1. It is snpposed that heart disease cans- 1
- Itle-LL D. ath.
11l ITROVEII UY FIRE.— The house of Rich
!■:. of Liberty. Tioga couuty, I'a., was
dby lire on Friday the stli inst. The '
M- W.E occupied at the time by Ira Hart, who
-: all his personal property. The total ioss ises- .
I- > IMIM. NO insurance. Origin of fire
, -Tin* Rev. .Mr. Boworsock'S con- ]
M Liberty. Tioga county. Pa., are enjoy- .
a! Many have come out on the Lord's j
-in 'AS! accounts the work was progress- ]
LIEI ANI> TOWANDA RAILROAD. — In an
; .it of this paper may be found the re-or- '
aof the Itliaca and Towanda Railroad 1
and a1 i —.T of their officers. It has been
i by many that the project had died out,as 1
I.T -.ay have from circumstances beyond F
I iiti' -i LI I A compelled to delay action. 1
■ instances or obstacles arc now removed 1
• ik is to progress at once. The lower F
: tin- I- id. tlc.t part of which lies in the '
*-' 1 l'eiiiisy'lVUlllA I now being built, and '
••'ings will suon be appointed in the different '
■,UG tin- line of the road in this State, and '
IS I '.EL willlbuilt, -llhtteri Donor,-al.
WI. IN ''ITTI'INPT to rob J. 11. Luring on
Ml.. aw. on Friday night last, resulted in
I in. - raptw ing the thief and marching him
• t- i. sup • ;
■ A' ' IDENTS.— On Saturday week
the Delaware, Lackawana and Western
I : I off the track near Relvldere station, I
Dreisbach, of Reach Haven, was very se- 1
ured, and now lies at Scranton in a crit- 1
at. 'N. No other person so far as we could - <
■I riously injured. R
Sun. lav at about 3p. in., the lscomotive I
I blew up on tin: track of the Lackawana J I
-it ~ road between the river and canal \
at i'ittston. Daniel Colly, the engineer, I
-.the fireman, were killed, and three C
W.-re on the tender were somewhat in
• ligine is a perfect wreck. ' She had T
UIE time very much out of repair from <
A END the accident is attributed to the s
•N of her boiler. — I'nion. t
.♦ - I
V " IN 1 MOI S OPERATION--I'lllXori ASTY.— '
111 ,ST remarkable operation on Sat- *
which consisted in healing upon the , '
- aif '• ujsr, his I >r'uji,rd nose having j '
tiovnl by cancer, the discus, having' 1
• ,<IST vi ral years ago.
I .SHAPE of the nose was first cut out in -
: MIL fitted to tin opening in the face \
-t- BE covered by the new no- . This j
- then spread upon the ioicheud
-iiupe was traced by some coloring ma- J
which the skin and integument thus |
U- was dissected from the forehead,
DOWN, and confined with needles over the
p I' D for it, and thus formed into a per
ilie piece thus removed from t LIE forc
e's attached by a sinall surface corns- ,
-1 th. root of the nose, through which the !
kept tip until the new nose becomes ;
O-'-hed, it is then cut loose from this point
• the OPE N wound M the forehead is healed
I' termed •• tjrumMion," and leaving I
a trace of U sear.
■CIY ingi uions operation for the removal of
" A deformity, was performed by Dr. I'p
at iiis surgical institute in this city, and .
■ STAMPS him as one of the most skillful j
">s or the day. — Klmirn Adrfiiisrr.
ui : \\ (■ HAVE hail a groat revT
1 tr-tnpernice cause lierc. Gen. Patton,
" ■ >wn, delivered a very affecting lecture in
- church, on Thursday evening. Mr.
-ici.iicd AS chairman. When the lecture
T 'he temperance pledge was circulated
IIIA-s were signed to it. including a UUUI
>• turned soldiers. The old gentleman
■■ AN sweep. We gave him a unanimous
'-I-nks to show HI IN how we valued his ser-
I NM. Yours, ,V-c..
-bill. -Jlllh.
BEV. I'.DWARD I'AYSON IIAMMOXD. In our:
j last we gave a general account of the great revival
!in Towanda. It is not an easy task to describe the :
; pleaching ot Mr. HAMMOND, but we can give some
I of our impressions of him. He is an extemporane
ous speaker, and always preaches from a highplat
: ti irm where he can get as near hispiearers as possi
ble, and be seen from head to foot. It is said that
John I>. (Tough speaks with his coat-tail sometimes 1
as effectually as with his toqgue, and certainly we
have seen some good ideas, or shades of meaning, |
communicated by Mr. HAMMOND from the platform i
which would have been lost behind an ordinary !
pulpit. You may call his gestures, and action on ;
; the stage, theatrical if you please, but we can eer- '
| taiuly see no reason why the Devil should hav, ail
, the good speaking and acting, any more than "nil
j the good singing," as Wesley said. Then again,
j the singing from his little book, the Praises of
Jesus, as published by Bradbury, is made a pow
j erful means of conveying truth, awakening the sin
j ner, directing him to Jesus by some pointed sen
j teuce often repeated in a lively tune, or expressing
j the joy of the belie ver who lias found the Saviour.
' Not confining himsell to any order of exercises, he
. often rests liiinselt during his protracted sermons,
j after some exhausting effort, by singing a hymn, at
; the same time resting the audience lij a change of
| position by their rising, and ventilating the room.
| His discourses are also sandwiched by an ocea
i sional short, strong, earnest prayer, the audience \
| bowing tin ir heads, and sometimes a lews< uti nci s
i are repeated aloud after him by the people.
He is a wonderfully successful preacher. How
I does he do it ? What is his sy- tern ? V.'ccan only
I answei what we think about it. It a man of strong
| bodily constitution, and with the- other physical
i qualifications, prepared by a thorough education, |
! with good abilities, a good fund ot elioice language
; and fine natural powers of eloquence, and inspired
i by grea zeal and i xliaustless energy, starts out in
; early life to prepare himself, and devotes his whole
| soul to one subject and with one object in view, lie
I can almost always do wonders. Nature lias done
: more than we have stated for Mr. HAMMOND, and
I the grace of GOD has done the rest. The result of :
; his success is his strong earnest faith, and his more
than magnetic power of impressing his heareis
with the saving i litli in Jesus. He preaches onlv '
on one subject, but that is as wide as the world,
taith in Jesus, repent, bt-lieve and be saw d " just
now." He comes into a town, or to an individual,
with a confident assurance that admits of no doubt,
I and insists, nay, urges, with en immovable firm-
I uess that that town or prison can ami shall and '
mitsf be converted from the error of their ways and
turn to < hrist. He is so snre of it that you cannot ;
help believing him, and gi m rally he has his own |
way about it. But this off course is onlv the low- !
est aspect of the matter, behind i nil over it all is
the unseen but dei ply felt power of Goo which tie- |
companies tliis man's words, and which soon t-u- I
aides ns to forget the messenger and he. d only;
thg message. " Without parables spake he noth
ing " has been Mr. HAMMOND'S 1, -son in rhetoric.
Not that he is destitute of powers of peisnasion
and alluring in the ordinary forms of pulpit elo
quence. or that la fails to use the m. It is evident '
he could preach as splendid thirdly and fourthly j
sermons as any man. But that isnot his hitsini s.
lie is a mental artist, his serine ns are pictures to
be seen and felt as well as heard. His powers <fi,
illustration aro admirable and inexhaustab! ■. A i
point which any amount of plain r< asoning would '
not convince you of or malic clear, you at < nee ,
concede and remember fore vet afti r,in consi nm nee |
of some little narrative about a five, or a hunch , f
moss, or incident of foreign travel, (a description j
of some picture which you almost see again paint- ,
ed on the wall. }a dangerous bridge, a shepln rd and '
a lamb, or some scripture ineident in which!'
he shows you a meaning you never saw before, or
pc-rhnps a single comparison conveying a world of
truth and meaning like a skillful - troku of a pencil. '
Are his meetings very solemn V If it is a solemn i -
thing to see persons shedding tears for t!• < ir sins, , ,
and for the sufferings of a erui iff. -1 Saviour, then i '
they are very solemn. But if by a soli mnmeeting ;
von mean one where no face shining with joy is 1
seen, and no happy smile is permitted, then they i 1
are not solemn meetings. Mr. II'MY -oxn is a Christ- j J
ian, and w hen lie has finished a series of meetings, ; \
most of his hearers, by the blessing of GOD'S Holy !
Kpirit, are Christians also. Hois always over-th '
ing with a Christian's joy unspeakable, and it is i,t ,
a very contagions character. His meetings prove : j
that t iere is joy on earth n- well -sin heaven when j i
a sinner repenteth. 1
Aside from his own very remarkable qualifications j j
for the work of the eonvi i>-ioii of sinners, he has a j j
great faculty for calling for help in -mother Christ- ! i
inns, and enlisting them also. And one important |
aid in his work, and which gives him >•■ mncli as- J
stired faith, is that he is, and feels that he is back- j J
ed up by much fervent piaytr by Christians when s
he has recently labored, thus continually follow ing ! I
1
him from place to place with an nnseen power ! ,
from on High. i o
. I J
Let us do justice to Mr. HAMMOND, as a man, to j 1
his talents, his zeal, courage and piety: and those ! 1
who deny liiui any of these qualities tan not deny J
what is more important, the reality of the results V
of his preaching. GOD bless him ! is the earnest •**
prayer of thousands, and he is blessed, for - - lie
that convortetli a soul eovweth A multitude of sins."
t r - M. S
Fot XN DK.AD. — On Friday, Jan. 12, 18t>6, j
Era AS KERNS and sons where on the lower island j I
below the Horse Race Dam. near Mahoopeny, i'a., j
looking for flood-wood, timb r, AC., when they dis- j
covered a dead body laying on its face in the mud , '
and water, and frozen stiff. He being very heav ily J
dressed and frozen into the ice, they could not ree- j
oguize him. He could not have floated a -great 1
ways, as his hat was on his head. His clothes j
were not torn, but very muddy. They reported the ,
case at the village, ami next day E. V. . Stmdevant. £
Justice of Peace, selected twelve men anil proceed
ed to the ground,and in connection with Dr.Beck
er, the Coroner, held an inquest over the body,
and found a knife, pencil, letter and some money
on bis person. After taking the clothes from the j
body, and washing the frozen mud from the face, j
he was indentified by several as AYN.I.AKD PRENTICE, !
formerly of Towanda, Pa., and had be- n in the ! <.
employ of Jennings A Mutt, previous to bis sutl- I
den disappearance. There was some blood on the i
ground near the face. The left hand was extend
ed, grasping a small willow twig, and bis right I I
hiirnl at his side ns though struggling to g. t up.- I
lie was seen in the grave-vard, near S. Y. Myers', '
by Mr. and Mrs. James Gay, about three weeks ' 1
ago, and afterwards seen to go in the direction ;
found. He had some trouble in matrimonial af
fairs. which we think hastened his death. He sta- : ]
ted on Rns-A LL Hill, some five weeks ago, that he !
would drown himself. No bruises were found on I
liis person. The verdict of the jury was cause of'
death unknown, lb H- ives a widowed and elirist- ! *
ian mother, and one dear sister to mourn liis loss.
He has HI en iu the I'. S. army since ]W;G up to!
last Fall as a musician in the fftli P. ]{. \ . C.—A
SPECTATOR. Txnklt'innocl. licpvhlicoa.
Mr. G UMIRP-H : — We had a Temperance ' J
Lecture In ie last evening, from Gen. Patton OF!
Towanda. I tell you it was a telling one ; and was ;
the occasion of HO of our people signing the pledge,
among whom were sonn of our gallant returned
soldiers. Doctor Bullock presided and introduced
the ' O n. to the audience ns an able and eloquent
advocate, whom lie had heard lecture before the
County Temperance Society, twenty years ago.
After the lecture Dr. B, made some further inter- j
esting remarks, ami among other things stated .
that lie had found that a sup or?tw o of coffee would
satisfy any cravings a person may have for liquor, j
A uminimou- vote of thanks was given to Gen.
I', and C. E. \Y< d. who invited hint to deliver tin
lecture, offered him ten dollars for his services :
but he dt clined to accept any compensation. Sun- !
ly sueli distinguished serv ices, from one of Gen. |
Pulton's ability, cannot fail of success and will I
have its reward. Yours. &>•..
East Kniitlifield. Jan. 17tli. .
JB®" - We learn tint tin- Oflkhpany iuterest
j e l in the North Branch and Chenango Extension
j Canals, and in the construction of the Railroad
from Towanda to AVaverly, have purchased the
Guy Toz, r fqrui, betwe i tliis pku-i ; ,. ( d Ytliens,
containing ff:l() acres, for- 1! . 1
BELILIOI s.—The revival wliicli lias been :
in progress here for some weeks, still continue-
( Prayer meetings are held in the morning, and
; I nion services in the evening, with the most sat
. isfaetory results. In many of the adjacent towns, j
; ' IU awakening interest seems lobe manifested, ami'
the laboreu in the cans.-are encouraged to hope:
tha : not only this place, but the whole County is 1
to experience a time of revival.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE. —Gen. Button vviil leetuie
on i emperauce. at Rome. , n Thursday evening,
Feb. Ist. His increasing fame, as a tcmperane
lecturer, commands crovvUid houses.
MfSU'AI. CDX\EXIi IN.— A MI. -', ,;! ( : if
taon w ill be held at Myersbnrg in the Bit. E. ch 1 •
commencing Tuesday, Jan. 30th, at Iff o'clock in 1
morning, to continue five days, to close on Satur
day evening, Feb, 3d, with a concert, u der tin
direction ot Prof. J. G. I'owner assisted by an ae-
I'omplished Pianoisf. Boohs furnish, 1 frte for the
use of convention, \iliai-.sion totb. w1,,,' .
including concert. >1,00; Concert, -io ots.
®s&"' Ihe Toll ivviog qii '-t i ui vvi -l 1 ■ dih
cussed at the Woodside School House near Itaj.
Hale's, Saturday evening next, at 7 o'clock:
J Usui ceil, That tin-Test Oath should be imme
diately repealed.
Affirmative. Gen. Patton niul oil-, ,-s X .tj, .
Stephen Shorts and oth- i>.
1 ht't'o will bo :t Donation \ ill for
the belli fit ot Rev. D. Craft at the ri-sidei.ee of fl.
Gaylord Esq., in Wyalnsing. Thursday, Feb. Ist.
DONATIO:--. - The friends of Rev. !! J.
Crane will ;■!• e him a Donation v b i;. | lo ns.-
of Lucy Cool!laupli, ii. Yi" 'u'e.lnisday aftcr
non and cvenii, Jan. JL.'r, j.sdi',. All are invited
to attend.
Ee£" A splendid Chiekei ing- l'inno fur
sale at second-hand. Terms moderate. For fnr
tk- r information apply to Mr. K. T. Fox
CRAI RKRS. - Messrs. B irber t V Dettes, of
tin Towanda Bakery, are now manufacturing
Crackers of, very varii ty. and of a v< ry snpern r
quality. Di alt-rs supplied on loasoiia'ble t,-nn>i.
None Imt iresh crackers ever off red for sale. 1-8.
Agents wanted to tell prize lb r'.ili-
Cal s for Gold anil Silver AYatelii s. Ladies Jew eh
Di imond Rings, Pins, Ac., only S5 each, for any
article drawn. Retail price from $lO to 3250. AU
Goods Warranitq Genuine. Price of Certificates
■Jo Cents each. Liberal Premiums and Commit ion
allow • !to Agents. Sample C.Y; iifieid s sent l'n e.
Fort i: Tilt.; s and Temiseddri ss Mrns. HAV wo i>
A Co., 229 Broadway, New-York. (3m)
I'oi: RENT.—The 3d story of Union Block
Towanda liiquiiv at the office of G. D. Mon
tanye.
D.UIA i'.vi'Kßs.—The pro out Cuiiorcss,
will be oil, of the most , xeiliag and d , ply inti l
estin evi r convi ned at the National CapitoL '1 h i
Gov . in,; ut is to be ru instructed and gn . t i>iin
- ip'i -- i .itablisheJ! Evi ry nadir-,' man fhould
hav, during the si - sion a Daily paper. Tin v can
be obtained at the N-. vvs Room.
B@u A now i - log'i : pli Lino is t-i bo built
fix m Towaitdn to Pittston n< xt Sja ing. Some half
dozen o* more operators will be wanted. A good
chance to ti:< -< who wi ;h to 1, am. For tern. -, u
quire at the Telegraph office, Towanda.
N'EU FMEIU'RISE. A I.Vgular Daily Ex-:
press Lite hasjnst been established between To-1
wanda and Troy- another is in opt ration between
Towanda and \\ iverly. Sp. -ial attention paid to
exiir, ssiiie goods to all parts of the cotuit rv. Office
at thi News Room.
New and Scei.wl Hand I'iano q by
tin- most ei b hvati ,'i nialo is in N: vv-York and I'liil
adelphia, alvvnys on hind and for -ale at th lovvi ;
prices. •" Tuning done on iiei notice by Pn>f.
NY:.!. Dirnaeii.
Towanda. Jan. I. iHCii. (o.uii
TOWANDA MARKETS. — - Wholesale Prices.)
Ceirrect! d - very Tuesday by T. F< .. No. I,Brink
Row :
Wheat si 7", (~ s2 •>.;
Rye.. . -II FN > r,
Com so (,
Oats Hi
1!( His lii ( 1
Butter (rolls) 28 :!n
'• (dairy i . 2s (•< 33
E"CS ' "S
iwr • • • -
I'otatoi-
Hay (per ton) K DO (n 10 00 i
Salt (per lib.) 3 DO i
Flows in til) Gi B5 (HI 1
Ham . . 18
Chickens 1 1 f 10
Turkeys 10 is
Ducks ... 10 (~ 18
(Joese 12
WniiiiiTs or (in/. IN. N\ hi at, 00 lbs; Corn. 70 lbs;
Rye, 56 lbs; Oats, 32 lbs 16 lbs ; Back
wheat, 48 lbs; Beam . 62 li s: Bran, 2u lbs; Clovi r
Seed 02 lbs; Dried Apples, 22 lbs; Flax Seed 56 lbs.
i
MA li 111 EIJ .
SMITH -FOSTER. In la-Roy, Dee. 31. l-sOY by !
A. Royse Esq.. Ezra Smith to Miss Mary Ann '
Foster, both of Granville.
HAFLEI I- OSTEI;.-—By I liler Sniff, 11, in Can
toil, 1),,-. 23 th, 1805, Willi.on II ill I to Rebecca
M. l'"-,ti r. both ot Granville.
BOYD—GAMBLE.—At the residence of Joseph j
Gamble, NYilnT,-!, Pa., Jan. 16, by Rev. David
Craft. ( apt. Al- xaiider Boyd ol' l'biladelphia. to ]
Miss Amanda E. Gamble of W'ilmot
HARDING -SMITH.- By Rev. W. c. Peck, in h
Windham, Dec. 10th, Samuel Harding to Miss
Achsa Suiitb.
SMITH TFRNER. At the same time by the
satiic, Joseph NY. Smith Miss MaiindaTnrni r, ,
all of Windham.
BOV.EX CARY. By the sutue, Sept. 5. Nathan
Bovveii, of NN'nrreu, to Airs. Hannah M. Carv, of
l'ike.
DUNHAM- BONN EN.- -By tin same, Dec. 21. NY.
Dunham ot NYindham, to Miss Saruli Bowa-u of i
NVarren Centre.
I
STCRDEVANT ROCKNYI-ILL. At th- house ot
Stephen f.: 'nion in Canton twp., Jan. 2d, by El
ib-r Sniff,-n. Mr. Anson Stnrdevant to Miss Sarah
Rockwell, both of Granville.
BAT lERSON VMIEGII. -L, South C.vek. by
Rev. L. Stone, Mr. Eplirani Battersnn to Miss (
llannab Araiegh, both of South Creek.
GORE TOWNER.— In Rome, Dee. 25th, 1865,by
R j -v. Geo. NV. Stone, Mr. Holhs C. Gore to Miss -
Mary l'ov.iier, young st daughter of F'hilander
Towner Esq.
PE.M BLR ION 11 LEER. In Rome, by the
.same, Jan. 17th. Mr. NV. E. P'-uibletovvn .of Ell
istown, N. Y.. to Miss Antoinette F. Fuller, of
Rome, Pa.
MARSHAI ARCHER. At the ouse of tin
bride's father, in Wysox, Jan. 17th. by the Ri
E. T. Dut- h,:'. Mr. Samnel c, Marshal of She
sh> quin. to Mis. Sarah Archer of the former
place.
KJBi-seciaaKK sassKsxsmLL
[J 1 E 1) .
HALL. In Orwell, of typhoid fever, Nov. 18th,
18L5, Adiiie, youngest daughter of Robert and
Dt Ipliine Hall, aged 5 years, 7 months and ID
days.
NN'r know that God had watched o'er tin e
Through all thy passing years.
That lie, in love liath taken thee,
From this e )ld world of tears.
Niul yet. we grie .c in selfishness.
Ynd say 'tis heard to bear.
These empty arms : this aching heart :
The vacant little chair.
Oft in the silent hours of night.
NVe seem again to hear,
Thy last sweet words, "Sister good bye,"
Far off, and yet, so near.
Far off, amid the angel throng!
i>h ! longing heart be still.
Thy murmmiugs cease, in thankfulness
Bow to God's holy will.
[Joiucll Ss (To.'s Ncti) (Poolis.
rptiE GREATEST ATTRACTIONS I N
GOODS BVEB offered IN IHIS MARKET,
I Have now in store the largest stoi k ofgoods cverexhib
ied in Northern Pennsylvania. Ad itions will coii
-laht!>! > he made to this stork during tic season, and
| i' will at all times be found FUEL AM) COMPLETE
j in : 1! its departments.
We invite the particular attention el our custonieis to
our magnificent display of
FALL AM> 'WINTER DRESS ROODS !
Which we otter at prices much helow tie -a it' last year.
We have given special care to our selections in this line
and are now ahlc to exhibit the newel most! shinuaiile.
and ne st desirable styles to he obtained. Our new
slock comprises all cok is of Plain and I'laid French
Merinos. Empress Cloths. Sttipcd Melanges. Striped
rd J'! ! I'oplins, Taffetas, l.aiuas Tinsel i'oplins.Paris
1 'n i Reps, Plain and Brocade Alpacas, I'nil de Cbev
-1 ciaiuts and Attn: i, Bright Plaids tor children's
weat. and a great variety of other Dress Fabric*.
MOFKNING DRESS ROODS.
Black French Merinos. 15 irali -ziues, Tamc-e Cloths,
Ihiratbeas. Mohair Lustres, I'.iack and White Check and
St. ioid Poplins and Alpacas,P.nthlo and Single Fold All
•V. >i i i laiues, and a lull line o. those High l.i.stied
J Hack tipaeas.ut a great induct ion in price.
LADIES' CLOTHS, DLOAKINGS AM)
SACK 1 N RS.
A S i 1. KS 1) 1 I) AsS<>iiT MKN T .
Beavet Cloths, ITicots, Velvet Cloths, Cassimere Sack
h a ia in i.d Twilliii Black Broadcloths, of all prices
'i olors ot Plain and Fate \ s .cl-'ing-, Opeta Flinticis,
A- ~ Ac.
ii LOVES AND HOSIERY.
Ladk s, Misses ami Chiidrens White and Colored Cot-,
t u. i iie.nl anil M"ii i H -o Ladies Merino Vi 's 1
1 Prawn-. tiluves of evs dest Option nt low pruts.
i, 1 X KNS& lIOI'SE ITRNISiIiNR ROODS
iilt.i- ni'd, Ha'f Blca- hi-ii, fttitl I iil!e. hid Rtiitj-k T.t
--'!• hin-.-ii-. Nu; hin>, Tow 1 . io \ oil 1;:;: \ Scotch an'i
lit:-.-la !ii:j ors, Blcuchfti :ir,d Unhlcaclo ti IhD :.;:hncl.s
C i i:-ii Mneun, Ac., 10-4 aod 9-4 blieeriu^s,
Pillow ( ise Coitoiiu, .'li.-iii. .
Shiskor Hume] Sheeting. ■ t* Hlankcts. Vc.,Ae.
t LOTUS AND CASSI.MKRES.
Esquimaux, M a and Castoi Reavci Cloths, French
aii tierntan Bh- 'k Hi'.tdi ! !'.h , Doeskin*, Fancy t'a •
•:.i • . Tweeds.* t'..lt. ; .-hi it-en-. I'ni.-ei i<- iinoiv
b-ans. Ac.. Ac.
AIM)
All qualities Plain White. Shaker and Welch Flaunt is.
Fancy Shirting Miners.Bed al;d Gruy.Piai . . ..d 1 .villi ii
Kbit tie]-, and .a lull assortment of
DOMESTIC COTTON ROODS,
At the Lowest Market rates.
SECOICTID ZFLOOZR,.
We are now opening ami de iu to all •••m! -tt n
ti .n to our tmtis tally lav; ■ to. j. < f
FINK CLOAKS
As we make this department ot nor business u speci 1-
ity, we have givcu it much tiim and attention. Out se
lect ins havi been made from tin ne.se "yles ...the
market, and car (51 iks arcin...eiiactnrrd t.i i manlier i
that cannot fail to pica-i. and give ntiie satisfaction,
MI AWLS ! SHAWLS!
Having made oil puiclia.it s before the recent great ,
advance in price, wejare able to ofler decided bargains
in Ladies, Misses and Childrens Double and Single
Shawls. Our picscnt stock far surpasses in extent ml
variety, any purchases we have ever before mad- in thi
liii and we have availed ourselves ol the most lav ar
able time to select the choict t and most desirable goods
in the market
BOX TON FLEXIBLE SEEING SKIRT.
TIIK NKWKST AND BE.-1 PATENT CRINOLINE VET
I.VyKXTKIb
We have now on Laud .:p art incut of these eel
el.: te.i -kirts. In White mid Colored.
*
ALSO,
The Eugenie, Empress, Paris Trail, Multiform, and a :
variety ot other popular makes ~| skills in all sUes I
for Ladies Misses and Children.
CARRETS AND i LOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Bit- el Three Ply. Extra Super. S'ipeiliiie. L. lie.
Kidder,and Hemp Carpets, til vidthsFlvor Oil Q'loths
M;. 'tings I) >r Mats.j aid flag A ; stock - re
ceived.
"HOOTS AND SHOES.
Having£mode arrangements with manufacture*# to
supply our sales with the best quality of Boots and
Shoes, ivt shall a! ail limi < he aide to 'i.ruish our cu to
met with the b'-t c .-tom made SI. . - oi all kind
!;i ladies, Mi-'-es md Children, -md B ots for .'lens and
Boys wear, at reasonable prices. Wewball also keep con
stantly en hand a i >mplete a- nrtmi nt of Metis.Womens
attd Children's Buhbt i- and Arctic Ov< r hoes.
HATS AND CAPS.
A splendid assortment ot Mens and Boys Hats and
Caps just it reived. Having closed cutonr old stock
almost entirely previous to our late pur liases, we now
offer an entire new sto k of the latest styles.
PAPER HANGINGS & TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES.
We are now receiving large additions to our stock of
Wall Papers, Transparent Window shades and Trim
mings Window Papers, A. . A
CegaL
I IST OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS
1 J drawn Pec. '2l. i 65, to he Jurors far a Court of
Quarter Se.-.-ions ami (omuiou Plena to he helu at To
wanda, commencingon the 1-t Monday ot Fob. 1866:
I. c A Nil .11 lolls.
A natban Whipple ; Canton bom, John W.
Griffin ; t elt-.y, A. W. van Fleet ; I.eKaysvillc. N. W.
: •..tii. 1 :: Mont eboro',Fatrick Dundee; Orwell.HH.
Smith; I . . !'• ird 8. Skeele, < handier Can Srid. Brad,
ford B> i her; Sylvania Set Pi i!i : South Creek, J. ti
■ Jilli : i. i ' d, * iel e t>i rou d,'i A. Srwatil. H.
I 0 Brigham; Spriuglielfl, rt'm. S. 'trace; Troy twp.. J.
j Bunt, Witt Baker; Troy boro', Web. Barto ; Dialer, Hi- ,
.> ii ill. ! 'iiryFha .v ; Wy.ii Jabe/. Uiumbotliu ; ;
tf iudhjiii, iill tin Yu In ,-u ; Wills, Win. M. Dunning ; 1
■ Towandti Norlh, (leo. B Mills.
1. IVKi.I Jfl. IKS.— Iht Wl i.K.
Armenia. Jarqea Maaon ; Albany, Rnsaell Miller, s. 1).
! .-it-riger: Athena twp. Mi WoodrnlT; Burlington be.
to", Cbanea Hr iama : Columbia, Moses tatn; Canton !
twp., K. L. Audnewa; Franklin, Ogden Varney, Manford
Stevecß ; Granville, Ward Warren ; Herriclc. B, i
Camp; i.eii'-y, A M. K. We.-t, iiohert 41'Kec, Sullivan I
Morse; i eHaysviile, M. B Porter; Monroe twp , Sainue. ;
l.j mi : do. I to'. Lyman Bluckmun ; Overton, Bicbard i
Bicbardk; Pike.Aohn Black; (tometarp.,Smith Forbes;
Springfield, A W Leonard, Bodnej Coo ley; Suiitnuild,
; O.K. Harris ; 6tandiugStone, John Bishop ; Towanda
in.to', Wm. A. Chaiidx-riin .Miltou Waruir, J. F.Means; |
Co. North, Ahtj hMe d; I'm twp , Jured Case, 'iusca- t
t"i. , Join iayli r; V>... .io.ni, Oco. Cofltn ; Wilmot, Ira I
Brown ; Wyaluring, -tr,.hen Lyon, Jack mi Kiliott ; ;
Weil.-, Jcdm'A. t. iy; Waits n, Irani Mamhistei.
Tlt.lVtllSjritOßS Jd WEtK.
Albany. Geo ii. Kendall; A-ylum, Bieluird Beiiiu-St ; ;
Atheus twp., A lexaader El.-bnt; do hero ,V,'ui.PuMnt, I
Wm. Ilam-ock; Canton twp., Lunch .veilard; Columbia.
Wm.W. Young, Wm.G Bradford; Litchfield, A. p.
Wok nit, Benjamin Piik, George Davenport; Li Hoy
Chester .-tone ; Monroe twp., Aaron tsJsull ; Orwell,'
ia/'C't M Xe : Pike. U. flaylord; ltidgbcrry, Guy Util
ity. John I. Webb: (tome twp,. j, U i'owner, Dan Kus-
I sail; Springfield, Marcos stnui e, Irvine Borgess, J. K, j
i erkea;Smhgeld, Übbb Cald' ; Sheaheqnin. yers Oa- ]
; hum, L.J.Culver; Tuscarora Thomas Arnold; Towaa-1
i. i boiw", 1.. 11. S ott; Ferry, Charlie - lo'inp.-on; Ulster,
James M'Carly, S. C. iiovey. s. ,s. Luck wood, Balph t
Bnasell : Wyalucing, Niram A. Fuller ; Windham, Afiel
Beaidmun: \\ ilmot, John Kiy ; Wanen, James Whita- •
her. J.'M. SMITH, Sheriff. !
I DlTGlt'S NOTICE.— /it (he matter nf
ai. the i la/r o) 1 aac Atuldaugh Me< r.isnl
I'he under igued, an auditor, appointed to distribute '
ihc monies in the'hands of the Admiu'.str'c-r raised from !
by the sale of decedent's pi rsonat estate, will attend to {
the duties ot his appointment at his office, in the I
borough ol To: and i. on Friday, the Jbih day of J ali
us) iv. A P., l-ijtf, at 1 o clock p. nt., and nil persons
lon i,claims upon -aid monies iii-.-t pit e,j t them, or :
i Ise he forever debarred from the same.
I'K.V.I. M. Pi: K.
Dec. 20. 1865. Auditor.
qiRIAL LIST FOR FEBRUARY TERM,
JL Oi mnieucii!/ SI od .y, Feb. Jilt, A P.. Im'.u :
Nath m C ELsbree vs. S G Hat ha way's heirs, .ejectment. ,
LydiaMubsonvs. Amos Baker issue-
Daniel Cnrrau vs. Mary Ann Bishop . .... ... debt. I
•b din F .Means v . P •.:•! Wiln, t appeal.!
Will B Clynie: vs. ''--ny l <bet.nl ejectment. !
F X Page vs. J 1' Blond debt.
Samui 1 Hchrader'e adm'r vs. Thomas Dond Sci. Fa'. I
v.v " • ... . do. J
11 Heed vs. Sulpman A Welles debt '
I D M Osborn A Co. v.. it M Welles et. al debt! |
tlanson B Smith vs. Wm BStorrs et. ai ... ~ trepas*. I
Clms W • lapp vs. Welle ,BhodA Co .. .. replevin
Chas Kn ipp vs.-Long .V Sons m >spass j
C isA I:. !.irv- ion'.mm Ntcc.-s et 1 dent. !
....
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Polly Chil on vs John W Sweet replevin.
ThomasSmead'sadm'rs vs. Hiram Spear ..ease
t.
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ita Bl :• •. . Janus L K'lckwei! ' ewe.
V.i. J i .
l.i'ivis
Fi) llnli \ . tin ime ii II ej • •
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t et.
Elijah Waiter vs. Peter Bendershot. appeal. ;
i.i azer i < meroy v.-. Josiah Gilbert .. .... ejec tmi at, '
Augustas Lewis vs. D D Brew ter do. j
II - Phitti.ey \ ■. !• L. >n ...... e-.se.
1 11!.: er V . Will Colli: -oi. ;
Com'weulth of Penii'a-vs. P P Sweet et. al . do.
i ail t i-1 k Cunl i, nf . -. t M hmitli. ..tre.-p.iss I
•I i't) i f-Si i u v-. b'i-'., ird si ;t ),. , •), do.
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N C iliiuii vs. same do.
nine . same - . i
• v " 'Bh <•:' l'i...!d 1. 1
Bl -Id C. ,-y. (
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1 66.10 A.M. K.i). GOODRICH
J a. 1.-. 1 I'm,:ho 11 i -ry .
I > EG 1.-'i ER'S ,\() I'D 'E.—Notice is hereby
-11 g-ve-i. that tl-i ha ■! i a):}<■•- . tt' li tln
-1 '' ! tee i-ci i-ti r'i 'A iii.-. in and Foi the County oi |
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ing i -fair-, v /. :
t - of i 1 -r. dm t ■ t!. • istati
l'th
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i ii al ai c t -J S. P. Wolcott, adm'r of the estate of '
J ''' 'a •-vii, ii-- '-l.lit i-t smithliii !.
' I-- 1 i ' Maiv 'ivt rpce'i, :orm.-i !v M.u .1
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i inai acc t of James H Ward, adm'r of n<e estate ■■! |
Heman 1L Hickok, dee'd, late of Troy.
Final sect ot D. 11. <v P.M. Barnes, adm'r of the es- i
tati of Allen W. Barnes. late of Rome twp.
- *: -i 1 t ot < s i i .- S. U Id; } !e nt. 1 f Fivid Whipple. !
i- 'd Na-liau Whipple < d. laie .-t Untiingt- t . 1
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•• : y • '.i c, {'■ late ..j i'r. v
, ex
i■' ii i'"'l -i S.:iall !.. C - I'ifiii'ix o C c e-t ite e! ■
)■ ' di. Cic .-I. lc V:. i.:e of Pike.
I • ••■ • 1 • U ;-1 i ei. cdm'ix of the i -ditp i
- .-i i'i< i, tie 'd. !a'e of Winuluitn.
'
Ii :;-ln <ll. '<* *ii lull . ■d.:dd....i.
.-ii I inn 1. ( lull., i'ee'd, Lite o! Wy.-ox.
1- iia! cc't o; Jehu Ffiyi s n nuii J B Packard, ex- !
ecotors "i Joe! Packard, di c'd, late of Granville.
Fha! Ac t i-i Rot -it Mi Kn-. adm'r of the estate of
il l l-'cre !. dec a. 1 p.- ~1 .-imthlieM.
• :l t '•! i.. ,'i C. i ics :i, cxi id -r . 1,";... vT. .
D-'cker. di ••*il. lute oi -prin nield
Fiiiiil nce't ot 1 lion; ..- Owr-ti- adm'r oftl.?i- ,loo!
J.-.me Gerdon, dec d, late of Well ,
itlul acc't "I Angnsta Snyder, ex< 'ii.\ >f B. Sov
dei. dc di. late ol tfhens.
Final aeetof Marriu M. Buckhout adm'r n; the es
tate ot Jacob 13. Buckhi at . dee'd, lute of Granville.
vl.-'i The .lcnriiisi tie illpiopei'ly -at I■; b\ tin
Bxe ntor < r Admlnistral rs to widows or hildren the
lolk-w.iig de- de it- :
i.' '.nti et P.ivid Andrews, (
• K 1.. Co b.
" M. M'Cre ny,
Philander I'ostet,
• Suin.icl W. Wile ,
'• N'i .us 15 iidmun.
- P. i . fine..
- Vdnvivn i ri-bie.
" Alln J P.; - ins,
" ibivid t). Tc i-.
• I)at hi Y.vgh ,
<>. 11. Woodruff.
'• •' Lb <h Brown.
'• A-a I'l l 11,
'■ •" M t*. l-'rench,
•' Will. (Jel-iird.
" C. Vnnci-i .
'• Mans n L.ndley,
' Mi..or il. Titu-".
'• U i'li- ,i. Bivuvii- 'ii.
'• Miles I". P,.. kard,
" Win V. ■ ITp ■ !.
And the same will lie prt tented to the Orphan's Court
of Brad ml C nnty, on Monday the sth day of F-brn
,'i v next -i-i > icittu ition niid :llowance
X C. KLL-'BRE,
■Jan. - 1 'Si. Register.
Heal ®state.
UORH.M.E ON REA.SON ABLE TERMS
Til.;, v.ii i.Fib property sledded witb white oak
hi'inl i.-d uiltei valuable timber nn Ihnwn's oteek
the ! :ti 1 wlieu cleared is good Ft ftuming purpo-es.—
.nt.tining 2hU n re-. • to which is j.anly cleared. The
improvements are : 1 good steam -aw mill, also i ue
V. I lit t.' '• 1 the •' ..1 e it ' nil by I'- Itl c lie good
btrn.amife erali rciling around the mill. The-prop
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...e .'. i• r tin lie . | • till. ,i I i ■ .iddrt -s
I'KTi'R BRADY, Agent,
' int. 18, R-J 5. SjiiUthr -ex Co.. N*. J.
yALFAHLE FARM FOR SALE.—'Tho
t farm known as the "< bar es White Finn" situate I
n Franklin ■ .wnship is ?.,r - He. it contains one Imti
dred and thirty-two acresa>ver one hundred of whh It nr.
improved. It is oneo! the hem watered larm .in tlie
iitity, nd is within seven mill -ot Towanda. On the
ue at ,• two go d frame dwellitig houses, one very
j.ge (having been recen'ly intpiovcd). the othei is
well calculated for a tenant house : two framed bane,
:." :;•> bv ! t'-pt together with <--w i:ouse, corn and
... die house, v ' Uteri i- a good .-i/.i d apple oi. hard
bi-nniig i-xc-'lent fruit, a large number ol peach frees
which have yielded fifty bushels during the present
season,also fruit-bearing grape vines, ihc farm is
well adapted to grain and gr.
For further particulars inquire of Adams A IVef.
WELLINGTON BRAMHALL.
Towanda. ct. 1-1,1865.
POR SALE. THE FNDF.RSIRNED,
i h vitig 1f • iroe impaired In hi 'th. wishes to change
■ i i usiness, and therefore ofTers for sale hi- well known
tremi-e- '' Sin -hc piiti. This i- uinJ nihti-dly the best
I" •' •: hr•• Bl.ick-mith i'i Xurihern IVni-ylva'iiii.-nid
Jo prerni e- are will fitted up tor Trying on tint iiiisi
i C cd Shop II in e, &•
it i.i t .--ild be!"ii the 1-f of \pril, will he for tent.
For f i'tlier particul >r-, call on or add ess
c. W VINCENT,
•liiu. 20. '66- 1 opt Shishcipim. Rtadf id Co. Pa
L" O R S \L E. THE UNDERSIGNED
• :re his H')C-K ii.Ji.ltT i 1.-o Carriage
.Hunted in Monroe Boro', the buildings
1., ilia ; ■"■ i stni ■ repair, and the lot atiou a good
■ - >i any pers to . of engaging in the wagon t
■ riage making or ony other burines*. T tma
1.1 di i y. For fa ther'particahtra enquire of the snh*
sci - the ]ireuii-e••
Mutti t T "d, i 'i. I'.V TltK'K DDN'FKK. !
Ccgal.
I ICEXSE3.—NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
Li 11; that tin fnl .wing apiilitrations fur Licences for
i luteins ami Merchant Dealers have been filed in
thi office, and that the same wbl be presented to the
Court ni (Ja i tcr Htaf ions.ou M miay,February3, lsi>6, .
for the consideration of -aidConrt:
TAVERNS.
I'. I). U ifrox Albany twp. ,
Daniel D. Parker Athens "
Girshon K. Hmitii ... " la/ro'. j
George C. Hill Burlington boro'. i
1.. T. Uoyne
S. S. Downing Franklin ;
I .1. K. Fletcher lajKaysville " t
W. 11. Darling Orwell "twp.
1 George W. Squires Staiidiug Stone twp.
Edwin iilakeelee ... sniithlieid "
bhub&l Bowman Teriy " _ |
John t.. Ward Towandaboro'. i
Samuel Walbridge " "
' 11. p. i iebrow .. " "
l D. U. Barllett
I M. D. CMS Tray twp:
Reuben bliks " "
t Francis Green . boro'. j
kill in Hoagland .. . Ulster twp. i
■S. W. Reynolds Wells "
W. N. Richards ... Windham •' j
Win Vau Brunt ... . ..Wysox "
MKIII'IIANT in: IS. hit?.
I 11 race A. Kill" Athens boro*. i
D. 11. bweeney Burlington boro'. j
; H. w. Motde Towanda boro'. i
.Morgan & Davison Trov "
! ThornabJ. Junes ...Towanda boro'. '
K. O. GOODRICH. j
Jll. 15, ISM. Clerk.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.—By virtue of I
an order issued out ol 1 lie Orphan's Court of Brad
oru County, the under.-igned administrators ol the es
tate ol A. Stevens, late ol Athens boro , deceased, |
v, ill sell on the premises, ou SATt UDAY. >AN. 27th
l-oi), at 1 o'clock |i. m., the following dc.-.ribed prop- I
eily bounded as follows, to wit :
Lit ol land iu Athens borough, with dwelling 1. mse, .
tvagon-liop, • uiitb shop and barn thereon, bounded
i ant by Main id., north by Was. li. Shop ley, T.B. Davis |
ud oibeta. wit lii the ! btmung liter, and south by i
| N. c. Harris, Bim.u A Co., C. F. Welles, Jr., and others,
less a:l that poition ol the above described lot King j
west ol ihe Guard Bank load hy the citizens ol tile !
i • iuugu us protection against flood-', .-.old by A. P. btc j
ve..s to C. F Welles, jr., lor the N. B. Canal Co.
i TKUMH—#23 to be paid when the properly is struck j
; down, and one iourth-ot ;lie purchase money on the ti j
nul cunfirurution, and the balance one year thereafter j
with interest from confirmation.
C.F. WELLES, Jk ,
EDWJX WHITE,
Dec. "20. lsiJ.7. Adniiu istrator.s. |
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE. -By virtue ol
an order i -red out of tit-'-Orphan's Court of B'-ad- {
i nd County, the unucr-.tgued udmiuistrator oi the es- I
t.-teof Da\id U. Year.- ,ate ol "I oy twp , deceased, j
wdi stii ou ihe premises, on KATURDAY . JAM". 271n. ,
IM?;, at 1 o'clock p. in, Die following de-cribnl prop
erty, to wit :
: Uouude lon tlw north by landsot B. s. J'c..i-, east by I
land I,en im.iter cltsciibed and lands ot A. It. Hi i:ok. ;
ai d wesj by buds ol ii. A. Ca.-e and Eumuud Cu;C.— I*
| Containing 70 acres more or less, being lot Mo. 117 on]
! Mo. iOOI ot the Drinker tract oi land iu .-.aid township, j
AI.SJU— The 101 l wing piece or paiccl ol laud situate
in Troy twp M bouniet Hieilm,tu wit : On the north :
. y ti: j, ibit highway leading :iciu "1 roy boro'to by v.i- 1
bo:o', on the ea tby l.mu- i i Hiram Jackson and
•i bu - 'iiiic, cu i lie south land ot A. It. llickok and
.ii tie- „i .-i oy lands oi 11. h. Teats. Containing .c :\ty
eig. . . -ol land, more or less, with a framed house
■ m.ti barn theieoll.
l I.K. I S -ran .) be.p. .d on each lot when the pi er- j
iy i- :: ck uowu.one bull ol the amio utoi the purchase !
m.. < ,r cuuttrmatiou, and the remainder in one y-ar i
• i-.-re ider, w'u interest tr< m confirmation.
AIELINDa 1.. 1 LA i.,-.
i e 2n, 1- r,.~ . . Administratrix. '
.• tJii'HAN .> COL UT SALE.— By value el |
vy ...ail „i-. out of tkcOi j.huu s c urt o: ib
. . - il.. i.:.ucr.-igncd adn>i;>;strat i oi tin. ts
al : ' yrus ainitli. late oi Burin gtou twp., decca-ed,
| will sell on the premises. SATURDAY, JA.:. 27m, 1 eO6
:K lot. citp.ru., tiic 1. 1. owing property, -i date iu
j s:i 1 tW, .. Id wit .
Keginiii. gat a.post th n.itli-easl cuiiKi'ol aid id,
tic::- iy tut X, . iio.i nd ion ni rlii , west llii s-lo
I per. to a post,thence by lands ol E. i' Benson north 2'i°
j i. I 83 t 10 per.to a pi si ami sU nes,thence by Benson's
, t south i cast .0 -In p.itches to a post and -tones,
: thence by Isnd formerly known as the Stroud lot south
i- v -■* 7 > 1 id per. to the place of beginning. C ataiii I
in - . . .. ri - .ffu tOO per .ah improved,vr till a log h use j
and barn and rnit trees thereon.
: EUMS— :25 to be paid v. hen the property is -trio k i
• wn, tie hall the uuianee ou coulinuatiun i.i sale , ihe- i
oalance in o. e year thereafter with interest Darn . ..a ,
tirmatio: . " ".VM. iULNk A.V, J
Fee. 20, lie .. Administrator j
/ AlirilA N'S < OURT bABK.—By vii cp .•! 1
V/ :oi • : dci i—c. d out of the Orphan's i ... I ..| . .
. ford Comity, the undersigned administrator ol ct; ■ ■ ea
! tateof Wm. M. biadde, htte of Bpringfieid tp., dt eased,
-■ il sell < n the premises. SATUKDAV, JAM. 27; . i-..
] iI- l..ck, j. m.. the 1 "ii' Wing | i dpei ty l udßdeii :.el
| dt -. i in.-J us iullo .vs :
Moi tii iy lands o! the estate oi Lewis < rauuail.dt \i
i. ily the iiig'dway leading from ilnrliugtoh to Llmiia,
..Mi :.j lands ot Addison Grace. ;a,d wed ly lan : d
I sni;,tn Woo 1. Containing 7o acres ot laud, with a
11 uned house and barn thereon erected.
TERMS—SSO to be p.id when the property i- struck
..own. one-hall the purchase m-mey on canliimat ion ol
tit-, tile rem-*nider n *> -e year then titer .villi diteie- t
lr ; confirmation- ii. I-. KM iPP,
I*. C. bI.ADE.
Dec. . is, ~ Administrator!..
I kHI'ilATv'.S f.'Ol'RT SALK.— By virtue- •>1
\/ ua t ; mi i ued out ot the Orphan's C ur: n !'. u
had County, the undersigned admini.-tT.itoi- ot e.s
tati ~; i a:.,-ic, I'ltillips. late of ."ipriugfield twp., ileo'd.
ivili on th; pit mi-t a, in-aid twp. on >A'f I'liD.t i
JAM 27; ii. 18C6, at 1 o'clock p m-, 'he It Rowing lot,
j i: e or parcel of lend, bounded as follows, to wit : t
Un tin-north by b. highway leading lrom bhetin-ti
Berry's tothe Bush Creek road, on the west by 1 inds
run I'hilips ou th. ■ .nth by lands of Martin l-i.tiips.
and . -t ly Jand : Calv u Lewis and t liauncey Bas.-nt t
Containing about SO acres, auont 45 acres arc improved i
and • n which iht re i. one framed barn.
i ;t;iiS—W. v-uath oi tl..- j tticha-e money lit- jiuKi <.o .
i • iliini. iou .1 Un ih and ihe balance cueytai j
tin-; cutter sub h ioreit. ' .
J.\Sll> L. PHlLi.ll'S.
I . 20, lst-5 Administrator. >
1.1)1 tOlt'6 NO J ICE.— in the mufti t>i <
J-JL. titt t.'iuie <jJ' V LI AV/.'ogg t!tctattd. tht
iphanV Co-art ol Bradford County.
The undersigned, an auditor appointed to distribute
the monies i , the hands o the adm nisiratoi. raised by
•he sale >i di-xdent's rial estate, w;li at tend to iht
di . - oi hi- appoi lineiit al the h s office, in Town ndu
b . ugh, on Saturday, the 20th day ot January, IMI6
t 1 oti k, p. nr., Mid aii persons having i!;.:uis 1
ti; n .- iio u.units must piesent them or else b> Ituevei
debarred from coming i:: lor a share ot said lands.
if .li. • KK vN.
Dec. 20, I>U5. Auuitor.
u I 1)11011.S NOTR E. — hi Un' mutter <i/ i
ifL th F.'tate t{t ./ dtdiak lloiislurn. ure'ed. In tin >
Orphan's Ci urt of Braihuni County. t
j 1:0 uutlcisigucd an audit ,r appointed ly .-aic i nil
t uislribule niontvs in the hands ol ihe administrators. ;
v.: . attend t-. the duties : his appointment,at hi> oflifi i
in : am J !>OI-O", on Friday the ' ill diy ot Jan. F-cc.
a. i o' lock p. tn., at which time and place ail persons t
:;i. tut ed • ,-. i attend h tiicy iiii; kpi opt r or i.• lorevoi
ti a rred frotu the same. \. !. DAVU-ks,
Joa. -f. 1*66. Auditor.
VUDll'OU's NOTICE.—Jh the matter of the estate oj •
H'/llifim Jltad, lute of Athens 1.. dee d, in ti -
Orphan': I o 'ol Uradtoi >i County.
ii:e -■ • -r. igm-d, as auditor, appointed by said court
to disp •• ol exceptions filed to flu- Partial Acconi< i
1 >. Mnthewso Administnttor, of said Mead, dec 'ed.
will alteud t , the duties at b;s ollicc iu tlie borough
ol i .tv a.ii a, ou Monday , the 22il day of January, lstnK
at 1 o clot k p. in., ami ail persons having claims upon
-a .1 iund- must pit out them, or else be for verdc
iui ntl lrom the same. W. A.. i'K: K,
i fee. 1!). 1863. Auditor.
A DMINI STRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
-r is b- reliy given. Ilia! a 1 persons indebted to ;!i,- i -
1 ol i auitd v. M tiler, denased, latent fViluiot ;vp., ,
ti. re,pi ted l ' make iniiuediute payment, and tliose
having tie:, and.- igainst said , stale will present them
o "v si heii'icait-d IV>r settlement.
LUCY A Ml Li.Lit,
GICl). W. MILI.HR,
J. il.lsi.o. Administrator.
v DMINISTRATORSNOTICE.—Notice is
hereby given, that ..li persons indebted to the Cs
;< i UIRAM F. JOINER, late of Bpringfield tp ,dec't
.rc i .juesit-n to make immediate payment, and tho.-i
having claims against said estate wiii present ihuu duty
..ul >• alcu lor settlement.
MATTHEW HILL, Jr..
Jan. 2">, IH6O. Administrator.
\ I > MINISTR A TOR'S NOTlCE—Notice
i. .i. is hnreiiy given, that all persons indebted to tin
i :c ol DA VI!) VGUtiilT, late ot Standing Stone twp.
a., -cd, re reijuc-steii to make immediate payment
n -1 tlio.-c having claims against said estate will r-r.-ent
ibt-ni fiuK lutheotieated tor settlement.
WM. YOUGHT.
GEO. A. STiCI'AEXS,
M'ov. 'a, I so,). Administrators.
-
! TOT'S NOTlCE—Notice is heve
-12 by givt-n, that all poisons indebted to the estate ol
-OLOMuM' RARDWUI,!., late of Sprmglield township,
dee'd., arc requested to make immediate payment, ami
th- :• having 'aims against said estate mi st 111-eiit tliem
,l"!vantlieol-cated for settlement.
M' \MCY U BARDWDLI),
I-'.G. BENNETT,
Jan. 4. fkiti). Executor.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.—NOTICE IS
Cj 1. :< !•>• given, that ail persons indebted to tin
-.to ot JO IN l-'I'UMAN, lafe ol Columbia, twp.,
1 M. ale re-p - -ted to make immediate payment,and
-eli:ivii:g demands a.aiust said estate Will pit r.-e pre
t at d'.ly authenticated for settlement.
RAYMOND GERNLT.
J -! 4.l s fif>. Executor.
,\ I'I'I.ICATION IN DIVORCE.— To Hur-
XJL ii.l .. u> 1 Me. 11;; Sept. Term. DM- Y> u are
hereby notified that J"h;i Avres your hnsbnnd.has appßs
"d to the Ci .i to Common Pleas et Rradh-rd t nr a
divoii, ai !he bouds ol inatiiinony.an ! 'he said Court
I has appointed Monday, February stn ISflS.at two
[ , 1 a k p. rn . at the Court House in Towanda .for heating
] 'he said John Ayre- in the j.-emises at which time and |
i place you e.iu attend i' you think proper. i
i Jan. 1 ' J.M. SMITH, Sherif).
Cfgal.
OIIERIEF'S SALES. — By virtue of A WIG
lIT ol Fi Fa.,Fsned ont of the Court or Commo 1
Pleas of Bradford county, to me directed and delivered,
will be exposed to ptioli -. sale at the Court House in th
: Boro'of Towanda, MONDAY, FEBRUARY -i. 166, at
! one o'clock, p. nr., the lollowing described lot piece or
! parcel of land situate in Shesheqtiin t.|).,and bounded as
follows, to wit: orth by lands of (j. Wayne Kinney,
on the easl and South by land of Valentine Smith, and
west b.v the Susquehanna River. Containing about 100
acres of lahd more or less ; about s.y acres improved
i with one framed house, Iramed barn, and wood-bolse,
: granary, and an orchard of iruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into exeeuti 'n at the suit of H. H.
1 Mace to nse of Arabella S. Mace vs. K. P. Shaw, Uriah
Shaw, and Harry Slmw.
i AL u O—The lollowing described lot, piece 01- parcel ot
I land situate in UNier twp., and bono ed us fo lows, to
-.1 it : North by i.md oi New-.-;! Havens, east by .and •
' Philander Uoomis a id John Huff, south by land ol Jo-.
M'eivliirry. and west fiy land ot Geo. H'cs and Joseph
Smith. Containing 205 acres more or less, about 130
acres improved with a framed house log house, framed
I barn, Iramed shop and Saw Mill and Shingle Machine
i and two sm ill orchards of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in'o execution at the suit of llari is
& Saltmarsli vs. Isaac Huff.
ALSO -The following described lot, piece or parcel of
j land, situate iu Warren twp., and bounded as follows, to
wit: Ou the i.orlh by lanu of R. Cooper, eis* by land
: of Susannah Pitcher, south by land o; John Murp iey,
| and west by land of said . Cooper. Containing 4 of
I an acre of land, all improved, with one framed dwelling
house thereon.
ALSO— the following described lot, piece or parcel
1 of land situate in North Towanda twp., bounded as to!
lows, to wit : North by laud of Timothy Bowen, eat
by land of John Divine, south by the public highway.
I and west by iand of John Dougherty. Containing ii
acres of land more or less. nil improved, late the estate
of Patrick Dougherty, dc M.ivith a small framed shanty
; thereon.
! i-eized and taken into execution at the suit of Edward
Overton vs. B. S. Hus-ell adm'r ol Patrick Dougherty.
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of 1 ind situate
in said twp., of Wet-re ti, and bounded as follows, to wit:
I M'urth by land ot Alouzo D.Corbin, east by lauds ol J.
j P. Corbin. south by land of Harrington IVuitaker, west
; by land ot 11. Cooper. Containing 27 acres of land,
! more ol less, about 27 acres improved—no buddings.
Seized and taken into execution attire suit 0! f'harie
I James vs. Amelia Bruit' and John Bruit".
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel ot land si!
nate In Rome twp., and bounded as follows, to wit: On
j the in it!) by land of Hiram l!iis.-ell, on the east by lan.l
' Gabriel, sontb by lands ot Hiram J. hnson and
' J. 15. Decker, and west by Albert Richards. Containing
: 50 acres of iand more or less, about 40 acres im moved
I with one framed house, two fi-dtned barns, and an or
j cliard of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in exe. ution at the suit of George
: C. Page vs. Joel l'uttle and Rachel A. Tnttle.
ALSO—The following described lot. piece or parcel
i of land situate in Windham twp.. bounded as follows.
jto wit: Beginning in the to.id the north-east corner of
j the lot, thence south lj 3 wesi !K) perches by laud ol J
' V. Wheclhouse, thence north s-4 3 west per.,thence
north 14° ea-t 132 6-10 peril es by lands ol Wm.Grinl y.
: 'hence bv the centre ot the r* ad smith (i 4 * 0 east 31 per.
and thence south 32° east 534 perches to the place oi be
! ginning. Containing 0 acTc- of land, mote or less,
j-almnt 20 a res unproved with a lr. nu-d haru and an old
; log house thereon.
.-seized ami laki 11 i to execution at the suit of s. K\
by tn use o Miles Prince vs. Jo-cph Kelley.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or parcel
i of laud situate 'n L'l-tir twp . bounded as follows, viz ;
On tie north by land :ui Horace ll- aih. ea-'. by land ol
( li. H. Smith,south by the public higbwry leading from
Ulster corners to Smithlield. and v.c-t by hnd ot Wm
Moiuicoy. t'octaining out ua!: o) an acre ot laud more
or less, all improved, with a framed dwelling hoaae,
1 frame)] barn an I a lew fruit tree - there ,n.
-eized and t.ken into execu'i n at the suit of Philip
; Keili r vs. Win. L. Smethers.
A I.SO-Tiie follow ing lor. j ic., or parcel of land sit
| nate in Ulster twp, and bounded and dec ribed as fol
!• . s : : ii the n ( >rth by i..i0l <d ii 15. Tmhiil. t ast oy
public bignway, south by land ol Edward Mills, and
! vest by land of John C'ouklin. (' training Jofana. re
' more <•! less, ell impn vtd. with n iarg.- framed dwt
| In, :.-e and a few li uit trees there u.
ALSO—One ■ Hirr lot. piece or par el ol laid iliua'.t
i:. .-aid twp . and o> uuded as 1 dlows : On the north 7v
land behmgina to M.ili.t i Br. -. arid Ja- M ILrly, easl
by the North Branch Caual/south by land oi Newell A
Co., uiui west by thepnblii highway. < ont.lining \or
| an a.re oi land, ir.oie or less; uiT iiuprovd, with a
't-tmed dwelling ho::-.-. Iran. ; tirm-ery More, trained
bam. and a tew F it tret- 1 theifon.
ALSO- Our other Jot. piece or parcel of laud situate
in said 1 wp., is am ; ed anddescribi das iqUowa : ('u the
north ai.d . ' l.y land- ot ,ue- MTarty, nth ..y the
' state of ( 1 aiincey lb . kwel 1 , d' "J. ue.-t by North
Blanch (am !. Containing Jol un acre ot land, more
or all m:proved. v. ith ti.e i.-.u.-id barn there n.
Pelxed and taken into execution at the suit ofH.C.
Baird vs. I riab Hhaw and li. 1' Shaw.
:1"0—1 be lull. .v. ing lot, pit c. or pa it el of lami sil
nate in Burlington ! wp.. hounded and described fel
lows, to wit : Beginning at a post at the south-west
oii.erol a lot oi land contracted to B- njamin Bolt, be
ing 26 i-10 per south 1° west ol the north-east corner
•t the W in. >.:.ue lot thence si.r.'h by aid Lane 1 ; i
2-lit per. to .1 j ine the i;or.h--.vest e.du.- r o, the Earl
Nichols h.t. thence bv said NichoFs 1,.: north T.'tJ® eut
al out St) per. to a < orner of .1 lot of • e acre and 51 pci.
deeded t< Charles Scouton in trust ,111 thence by aid
--(•ol, ton's Pit on the north line ti-re 1 to the centre oi
"1: '.urtip.'c 11: . i.,' th'.-Lc, 'y the untie ol said turn
pike to the-outh <."nie! "1 Ben j-.min I!r!t lot, an.i
, r cue, by r iie sviitu i:in-tit the sold lt d! lot north s-j -
west *s 6-10 per. to the place of I egianiag. Containing
14 ucres and Hi j cri-hcs ot ionil mure or le->. all in:
jiroved. v. itli tian ru dweliing house and a Blacksmith
-hop thereon. Being the same lot ot land conveyed by
h. Dverton 1.-q. to O 1 Tayl- 1i j article ot agreement
bearing date <> f. 12. Kss, and kno-.vn a- the-Tavim
Lot '
i- :/) ; ;t*. ;. ken info exci..tn .1 the - lit ci Green
'eat Davis vs. John Suphe;. .
Al.tsO—Tht ii .lowing lot. piece er psicelet iand -ii
nate in Sheshequin twp.,: ounded and described as fol
lows, to wit : Beginning at the north west comer of .1
',t dec k,! by j. -aph Kingsherry Att'v in la t for I'. J.
Deeamr to Perley Ay era, thence north I 3 ea-t 74 2-lb
per. to a black oak stump, King the sonlh-west comer
•>'■ h® Hul-e's in* thence - nth -- east n 2jt per. t"
in- soutinca.-' 1 orner oi Samuel Dulse's lot. thence north
! ° e:. : 5- „,:-li,:i pn to Ike south ivi-t coiner 11 Tbos.
Heavener's lot, tixuei east .76 o-Diper. to a post tor a
con;' r on the west line of David Henvener's lot. tin no
south 70 8-10 per. to a hemlock fo a corner the south
west 1 nier o! David HeaVt tier's lot. thence sc.uth -y
east along tire south line of David Haveners lot 45 7-10
I er. thcui. 11th l c west 42 3-10 per. to a port the north
east • rner oi .-;.< dp. Ayer's lot, thence south sa- 1 wot
162 6in per. to the place "f beginning Containing fW
acres id iand. mse or less—no improvement*.
fti'.id;:,: ;; ken iiitotxm.ii r. at the suit oi Myers
Osbutv i . P. Mraw and C. A Beavener.
ALSO -By v.rtue 1 : a writ ot Vend. Fx. the ml n
iuglo , piicc I ;• parcel Ol land situate in Ulster twp.
tmnnded and described as follows t On lbs north by
Ralph Russell 1 Ist l.y tin SuspiK-i anna Rive, south by
bndsof Jha S. Anthony, and west by land M.G
Van Sit kle. t■ n taming 125 acres of land, more or less,
.bout Dii . II- impu v-d with one framed dwelling
house, Iramed barn, eow shed, and an orchard of trui;
rei - thereon.
r-e zed and I ;ki n into e.\i, -li 11 the suit "i W.-ivrii'y
Nali.'iia. B.ink v-. squin Xorihrup.
ALcO— Ihe lo! i.,\\ :og pi, |.j t ., ~|- parcel ol land sit
uats in th- Boio o,' Athens. bounded and descriued as
follows : J-sst by tiie public highway. North hy land
oi t-ianci.- lyiei , - nth by land m Liitvard Herri, k. and
Chemung River audi oal Yard except lots No-. 120,121
122 123, 136,137 138, 139.140.141 and 142, aa per plot
made by O. Riqkey tor said Edward Herrick. Contain
ing ni.oiit l, acres and 120 perches, more or leas ; fits
same I • ing dei' ts C. ... Sbipman'sand videdhalt inter
-1-1 except 1 1(1 lel ugngt . the Drexcil e-'a'.e.
: e zed and taken into execute n a' the -uit ot M. \V.
Wheeiock's use vs. Chauncey N, Sbipman, Chariw f.*
Welles, Jr., and N.C. Harris.
J MONR'tE -MITH. s'.erift".
V UTILE IS HEuEBY Li]YEN*. THAT
A.l A. <H ; k;n.. (.' ('. F.,- .0. \Y il Car; -claiiaud
, :hcrs. iniv jite.-r-nted to the Cocil i : t'ommou Pleas
ot Brudt, id Co.. the charter i-t tiie ** Troy Afhelieum.
praying the ('"irt t t"i : decn e of inecrjior uh-n. and thai
be same wall be iteaid on Vi. nd iy, !". : ruary .11 h. 1-6- .
ot which ali per. mis interested will pica.* take notice.
i .e. GOODRICH.
Jail. HhlSti'j. I'ri'th- notary.
S NO'l It'K N OT 1 C K
Lj i hereby giver, t hat aii pei.--o is indebted to the es
• Lite ot Ezra God.lld.lute "I W. Burlington tn.,dee'd, are
requested to make immediate payment aind those liaviij..
demand! agaiustaaid estate will present thsaa duly 14
thenticale.i ; settlement.
GEO. VV.GODAUD.
Jan. lb 1566. Executoi.
\ DMI N IBTRATRIX'S NOTlCE.— Notice
i.L is hereby given, that all persons tudehted to thi
-'aii , i A ul i illotson, ibreYt, iatc "t Ijelloy twp. )■
req -ted to iu ike immediate payment, and those liav
io : demands again-i - lid e-;.:te .. iii pre-ent them duly
1: heni sated lor settlement.
SALLY ANN TILLOTSON,
Jan 1 4 -. 1866. Administrator.
L X EI I fOR'S NOTlCE—Notice is jbere
lj by given .that all persons indebted to tbe estate of
GORDON W I.eoN. lute of Smithfield twp., dee'd :;fe
re jueated to make inunrdiate payment, ana those having
ienia ' s ag.tii.-t -0,1 estate will plc.ise pro-cut dulv
aathentica'ed for settlement.
SKVF.LI.ON VVH.COX.
Jan. 4, 1-Ob. Executor.
. . )).VJ 1 N ISTK ATOR'S NOTICE -Irett. rs
; 4 ot ailminislratiou ot tbe goods, chattels, Ac. ot
THOM AS I)A1 LEY latent Alliens township, de ea-cl.
iuve bem issued to the .- iliscribcr. Al! persons inilcbs
ed to said estate are request! il to make payment,and a!
persons having demands -g.iin-t ihe s iuie ace notified t
pri -tut the same for sott'. i • tit to Hie subscriber.
i K! 1 A A. DAI LEV
Dec, 20,1565 Administratrix
\ DMINIS'II'S NOTICE. Notice is lift,
by given that 11M pers ms iiiile'iL-.l to the estate o!
RICHARDSON Wool), lilteo: Suii'lifield twp ,B..ultord
Couuty. ile. 'd. are requested t-■ make payment u '.tlioui
delay and ill having claims against said estate are re
uui'sted t" present them dulv authenticated lor -etlle
WILLARD WOOD,
.1.1 t ISi'.ii. Vdministratm
4 DEDICATION IN DIVORCE. 7*..?/••,•-
j J\. tint I'm lo 1 .--No. ill Sept. Term. IS(F>. Y.> .
are berthy notilii d that 1 me- Parker, your fiusb iud.
bus appited to the Court of Common Pleas of Brad lord
County Icr a divt.icc Hi in tiie bend ; o uiatrimouy and
the sain t cult k.,4 ,:p|. ii.L ii Aloud iy,ri.i ,:.u v ;>lli,l-tid.
at two o'clock p. nr., at tl., 13 urt House in Ti waril.:,;- 1
I,caring the -aid James Parker in tie premi-rs at which
time and plan- yo l ea:r at'eod • 1 u think i rojier.
.1 M. SMITU.
Jan. 1,66. SlicritT.
I > ROOMS AND PAILS, WHOLESALE
wand retail. at FOX >.