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/ OCAI AND GENERAL.
••11 ALLY ROUND TIIE FLAG, BOYS!"
• \I(>N REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING,
AT
:,(XV\NJA, MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1860,
( ouimtncing at 2 o'clock, p. w.
i.TLVEKNOR A. J. HAMILTON,
OF TEXAS,
HON. SIMON CAMERON,
MM. DOANE, OF CONNECTICUT,
, s l. MF.ECUR, HON. GEOREE LANDON,
distinguished speakers, will be present
and address the meeting.
HIE ULSTER BRASS HAND
"Will be in attendance.
il,, 1.0v.J and I' uion-Loving people of Bradford i
invite ! to hear the celebrated Southern Loyal- j
. (1 ,, v. HAMILTON, whose faith has been so 1
lily tried, and whose devotion to the Union j
, ,i the most trying circumstances entitles him j
enthusiastic reception from the Freemen of !
idfoi-1. The importance of the present cam- j
a lands of all Loyal Men that they should i
nitrate by tbis gathering their unanimity and
—tk of their devotion to the principles of j
Government.
• H", C D.IWE, of Connecticut, will be I
. 'thi- Mass Meeting, on Monday next, •
.lii-aU upon the political issues of the day.— j
. wry able and eloquent speaker, and in i
> s of ISGO an 1 1801, rendered efficient ;
in the Republican ranks.
We arc requested to say to Consta-1
fustier s attending Court, that the amend- !
.i\ bill may he procured of F. 1!. FOUR, Con- |
.Me in attendance upon Court.
SsT A Mass Meeting of the Union Re-!
.i.'uiis of Bradford is to be held at this place,
;..i iv next. August 27, at 2p. m. Among the j
■ _'uisl:ed speakers who will he present, is ,
TV J. HAMILTON. of Texas. He was appointed
■ sieaal Governor of Texas by President JOHN*-
v lan. 17. 1807. and held that position until '
•: •• tlieers were elected, giving entire satisfac- ;
..a ; > .ill loyal men. Ills intimate knowledge of j
itle vn men and the pres. at status ol political j
i !iu... in the South, added to his well known abil- j
:v i a public speaker, giv an opportunity for u |
•rough understanding of the issues to be pre- '
i.ted at the coming election, which should not j
•list. g.u.led. We trust that Gov. HAMILTON ]
.11 receive, ue'u a welcome i . t will convince all
I. it the true, kind and faithful, and Uy.ii Southern j
Unionists have earned the >. titr and respect ;
>f their northern brethren.
~ . . . !
S.!u Elijah Thornton, of Dauby, had his
h. t picked of all the money he had with !
dm -at the depot in this village on Tuesday last, j
•• uiger told him that there was a lady in the '
room who wished to see him, and as he ap- 1
Led th door three or four "roughs" blocked
• •av. ne stumbling against him. Beaching j
ladies' room he found no one who wanted to !
m. and shortly afterwards having occasion to i
•air money discovered that he had been rob- j
1 o.rejo Ga Ate.
: V DEATH. —W m. A. Lawrence, son
UT. s. Lawrence, of Newark Valley, and liim
a resident of that town, came to E. B. Gar
hotel in this village on Thursday night last,
Jgiu .'s and remained through the next day.
i : lay l ight he complained of being sick, and
is r quest < rin White, who occupied a bed in j
•an room, procured for him a vial of lauda
uippr s.-d to be one ounce, which Law rence
i, .i part or the whole of, (the vial being found
and was found dead when it became light i
- a. ' liiug, though M'hite heard him breathe
L-..vily a little time before that. Dr. Allen,
i, nnmioued a jury and held an inquest,
v- rdict was rendered in accordance with the
Ho deceased was about 30 years of age,
•■••s ; wife and three children. <Mego <ia- 1
• I\OI R DEEDS.—The Luzerne Union
•-i i cites two instances in which the titles ;
j f ; rty L ive been lost by the parties having '
it- record the deeds. Subsequent pur- ,
: thr ir deed recorded and held the prop- j
v ffcHooi..—WM. P. HORTON will op- i
S- *..:ct School in the basement of the Horn- i
• 1 iiurch, September 3d. Bates of tuition as j
Beading, Spelling, Primary Arithmetic'
- M>iiy, and Written Arithmetic commenced
Higher 84,25.
• --tnimental Music taught if desired, by Miss
TIN.,. For further particulars address the
iwsigned. WM. p. HORTON, Horn-Brook, Brad
: county. Pa.
11 -M 'RE His SHINGLE IS OUT.— The ir
"silM. J. V. alios " TINF.V " GEIGER, the " fel
•G. it makes a leetle the best 'shutiu' irun ' in
Mtitud," has again resumed "bizz." His
- hangs out" on the North side of the
• s qu;ire, near the Court House, and his ad
a.' nt will be found in another column. All ,
•vii is respectfully submitted.
-"3}* A meeting of the Bradford County
-'d Society, will be held at "Masonic Hall,"
' it. Wednesday Sept...7th INCH.
Election of officers.
L. D. MONTANYE. Secy.
fetf* The next term of the Susquehannah
- iate Institute will commence on Wednesday
mber 7th.
-jf Hie Episcopal Congregation of Grcet
-1 and Standing Stone will please accept my
- ;ks for the many choice gifts received from
during the past fortnight. They will be
•ired as tokens of friendship from loving and i
Ah- people. Detts ens lleute.
W. G. STEWART.
1 lie Select School of Miss L. E. Os
•>il! re-open on Monday Sept. 10—the liuni
holars is limited to 30, for terms of admis
•l'l'ly to Miss Osborn or to 1!. S. Russell.
A MEN OF THE WAR: Their Heroism
• , vlf.Sacrifice." L>y FRANK MOORE, Author of
E'-bellion Record," " Diary of the American
"•ion.' "Anecdotes, Poetry, and Incidents
A.ir, North and South," Ac.
Moore, the author of the above volume, in
i'lence of his previous labors as a Writer, is
'• better qualified for this work than any
-' holar in the country. While the character
j rmer writings insures strict authenticity,
which is always attractive and brilliant,
ibis, been kindled by his theme into in
• xivacity and power,
volume will embrace :
' irge number of Narratives, never before
" of the Courage, self-Sacrifices, and Suf- j
ferings of Loyal Women for the Union and its
glorious banner, in the face of persecution uud
danger, along the border and within the rebel
i lines.
11. The Privations, Heroism, Thrilling Adven
tures, and Daring Fortitude of those who went
with their husbands and sons to the Camp, follow
ing the Army in Mearisome Marches, submitting
to the horrors of Rebel prisons, and penetrating,
calmly as veterans, in the storm of battle, even to
j the front of the fight.
111. The Sacrifices and Christian Self-Denial of
\\ omen who lett the enjoyments and "coin forts of
home, to perform Laborious and Servile Duties for
Sick and Wounded Soldiers, and to labor in the
hospitals those great houses of suffering which
sprung up after each Bloody Battle.
It will not be for sale in the book-stores, but is
pn'olished and sold only by subscription. Agents
wanted for every county, city, and township in the
United States. Address S. S. SCKANTON & Co.,
120 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn.
The Church Edifice of the Presby
terian Church of this borough, is now undergoing
extensive alterations increasing the size and other
wise improving it. Until completed religious ser
vices will be held in the Court House, 101 a.m.
and Bp. in. until further notice.
i REPCTJLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. —A Con
vention of the Union Republicans of Bradford
County will bo held at the Court House in Towan
da Borough, on MONDAY EVENING, the 3d day
| of SEPTEMBER, 18GG, to be composed of two
| delegates from each Borough and Township, to
i place in nomination candidates to be supported at
the next election. A cordial invitation is extended
to all loyal Union men to take part in the prelimi
nary meetings for the election of delegates.
The following named persons who have been
selected as Vigilance Committees, are requested
I to give notice of caucus meetings in their several
■ towns and Boroughs, to be held SATURDAY',
SEPTEMBER 1, bet-veen the hours of 3 and G
p. m. G. D. MONTANYE,
Chairman Union Republican Co. Committee.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
: ALBANY— C. 11. Corbiu, Russell Miller, James Lee.
i ARMENIA— Nathan Sherman, James Mason, Oba
diah Williams.
I ATHENS Bono—J. B. Goodman, C. H. Spalding,
Eugine Coryell.
; ATHENS Tp —Lernan Elsbre, Hawley W. Thomas,
John F. Satterlee.
ASYI.CM - -S. McKean Laporte, Richard Gilbert, U.
Moody. •
ALBA BOKO —C. G. Manley, A. T. Lilley, O F Young
BURLINGTON Bono -Dr. Everett, Mason Long,
Ralph Phelps.
BURLINGTON EAST— lsaac Soper. Tracy Knapp,
Samuel Whitehead.
■ BURLINGTON WEST Perry Pratt, Edward Looinis,
John Campbell.
: CANTON Bono—John S. Mix, Geo. W. Griffin, Eze
kiel Newman
j CANTON Tp —C. W. Laudon, A. T. Owen, John G.
I Mason.
i COLUMBIA Stephen Bullock, John Morg -.n, Allen
S. Parsons.
• FRANKLIN —Matthew Marshal, F. F. Fairchild, Wm
Scott
1 GRANVILLE -David S.iyles, William Bunyon, Oscar
i Saxtou,
HERRICK -G. M. Elliott, I. A. Park, Dayton Barnes
LEROY Andrew Rovce, Reuben Stone, Robert
McKee.
LITCHFIELD A. J. Lay ton, Benj. Park, T. W.
Brink.
LERAYSVILLE —Asa Nichols, Stephen Gorliani. G.
W. Brink.
MONROE Bor.o—S. S. Ilinniau, N. W. Rockwell, J.
G. Hornet.
MONROE TP— Chas. lloUou, Samuel Lyon, Hiram
I Northrop.
| ORWELL- M. L. Ellsworth, AVm. Howe, Heurv J.
Taylor.
j OVERTON Jacob Hevcrly, Lewis Bolt, James Moly
neux.
. PIKE—G. DeWolt, A. B. Bartlett, L. A. Bos worth.
| RIIJGBCRY—E. R. Beekwitli, Alexander Stirton,
I Daniel Gillett.
| ROME TP. — L. W. Towner, -J. A. Moody, M. K.
Taylor.
ROME BOBO —J. l'assmore, Daniel Yought, O. F. ;
Young.
SMITHFIELD— Lark Bird, S. W. Gerould, Samuel ;
Hamilton.
SPRINGFIELD—M. L. Harkness, Joel Adams, Theo
dore Wilder.
SOUTH CREEK —Peter J. Dean, -J. M. Young, John
F. Gillett.
SYLVANIA BORO — Orrin Furman, (1. P. Monroe, Eli
Burritt.
STANDING STONE —Stephen Bishop, G. A. Wood,
Hiram Govel.
: SHESHEOUIN —Wm. Snyder, Geo. Blackmail. G. C. I
Gore.
TERRY- N. T. Miller, William Terry, J. It. Frazer. I
To WAN'da Bono W. H. Shaw, W. K. Marshall,
John Meredith.
TOWANDA Tr—Geo. Fox, E. G. Mason, Geo. Sco
ville.
TOWANDA NORTH -A. H. Kingsbury, Frank Watts,
W. W. Easterbrooks.
TROY BORO —B. F. Bee-be, D. F. Pomeroy, G. D.
Long.
TROY Tr—Milton Loomis, C. N. Pomerov, J. W. i
Taylor.
Test ABoiLY—Hiram Taylor, D. Ackley, A. J.Syl
vava.
ULSTER G. W. Nichols, S. C. Hovey, E.B. Moore
WARIILN H. G. Corbin, S. A. Pitcher, Howell I
Howell.
WINDHAM —M. V. B. Rogers, S. A. Kimball, Asa
McKee.
W YALUSINI i—E. R. Vaughan, L. P. Stafford, Almon j
Fuller.
AY YSOX —T. F. Madill, George Granger, Eseck ;
Wood.
WELLS—Alfred Brink, Lorenzo Grinnell, Newell
Leonard.
AVILMOT—J. W. Ingham, A. J. Stone, Capt. J. T.
Brown.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED. — A few Girls to do house-work.
Enquire at the AVard House.
PENSION MONEY. —The installment of Pen
sion due on the Ith of September, will be paid to
Pensioners by bringing their Pension Certificates to
the undersigned. JOHN N. CALIFF.
Towanda, Aug. 21, 1860.
LOST. —In the road from Towanda to
AYyalusing a package containing five yards of lin
ing for Carriage Top, whoever has found it will do
the undersigned a favor by letting me know where
it is and shall be liberally rewarded.
AVyalustng, Ang. 20th, 18G6. J. LEWIS.
ATTENTION 141 ST REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA
A T OLUNTEEBS —And all others entitled to the addi- j
tioual bounty and pensions, granted by the Act of ;
Congress, July 28, 1860. The undersigned is pre
pared to make out all the necessary papers to ob
tain the additional bounty and increased pensions
granted by the above act. Office Smith A Peck's
Law Office, over Moore's store, Towanda, Pa.
Aug. 10. BEN). M. PECK.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTlES. —Additional
bounties to two and three years men who havo
served their term of enlistment, or been discharged
from mounds, are now due all soldiers who have re
ceived but 8100 Government Bounty, and can be
collected promptly by applying to the uudersign
ed. No charge unless successful. Information in
regard to all the recent Pension and Bonn y Laws,
given free. Office over News Room.
Towanda, Aug, 13. J. N. CALIFF.
BOUNTY AND PENSlONS. —Additional boun
ties of 870 and 8100 to soldiers who served two and
thr. e years or heirs, lather, mother, widow, or i
children enlisted since April 19,1860 :an increase
of pensions to widows who now receive less than
; 88 per mouth : an increase of pensions to widows
at the rate of 82 per month tor each child of such
soldier or sailor under 10 years ; rations paid to all
prisoners of war while prisoners ; three months
extra pay to officers mustered out after April 9,1805,
Apply to H. B. McKEAN, Claim Agent, Montan
yes' block, Towanda, Pa. Aug. 7, 1800.
Two YOKE OF WORKING CATTLE FOR SALE.
Will be sold on reasonable terms on application
to DA. OVEI: TON, Towanda, or MAT MARSHALL,
Franklin. Aug. 10. 3t.
THE FALL Tf.RM OF THE MONROETON HIGH
SCHOOL will commence on Monday, the 27TH of Au
i gust. Tuition from 83 to 85 per term. A teach
er's class will be organized.
Aug. 7. REV. HALLOCK ARMSTRONG. Principal.
HARVEST PARTY. —The undersigned will
give a HARVEST PARTY at their House in Ulster, Pa.
: on Fiiduy Evening, August 31, 1800.
August 7, 1800. ' TUTTLE A MATHER.
'1 EACHERS' INSTITUTES. —Teachers are re
quested to meet for drill instruction and mutual
improvement, at Springfield Center, on Monday,
Sept. 10th, at Leßoy, Sept. 17th, and in Herriek
Church, Sept. 24th. All should attend. It is ear
nestly urged that they be present at the opening
on Monday at two o'clock,and remain till the rios-
Friday noon. Able instructors will assist, audio
ettort will be wanting to nuike tliese no - tings prof
itable to all who attend.
Teachers will bring test looks, note books and
.Stationery.
Invitation to the public is extended.
O. J. CHTTLIBFCK.
GRAND FESTIVAL. —A Grand Festival will
be held at the Academy in ltome, on Friday eve
ning. Aug. 24th.
Ice Cream, Music, and Flowers will be among
the many attractions of the occasion.
A distinguished troupe of Musical Performers
have kindly offered their valuable services for the
evening.
A talented amateur Theatrical Company will de
light the Audience with their powerful representa
tion of Striking Scenes in Ancient and Modern
History.
The Queen of the Gipsies will letch her tent on
the ground, and in consideration of the occasion,
will tell fortunes at one eighth the usual price.
Peelem A Co., will open one of their Gift Agen
cies, where splendid Prizes can be secured for
mere nothing.
The American Telegraph Co., have kindly offer
ed to connect their wires with the Post Oiiice, so
that anxious lovers will not experience those pain
ful delays in receiving their correspondence, which
are unavoidable under the old mail arrangement.
By order of the Com.
HARDEI.'S SUPERIOR lIOR.SE POWERS AND
i THRESHING MACHINES.—The subscriber is agent fo
Herder's Endless Chain. >r, Railway Horse Pow
ers, Threshers and Cleaners, <fcc. I have long
been a dealer in and manufacturer of Endless
Chain Horse Powers, and am acquainted with all
the best now in use iu the Middle States, and am
| prepared to say with confidence, that the Harder
j Horse Power is decidedly Ha very best now m ■■•/*. It
has mure power, runs stiller, is better made and
more durable than any other.
Harder's Thresher and Cleaner is a simple and
durable machine, will not choke, docs not waste
j grain and threshes and cleans rapidly and thor
oughly all kinds of grain. Farmers, once employ
ing the Harder Machines to do their threshing,
! give them the decided preference. Every machine
is warranted, samples are not kept on hand. Or
ders must be filled from the manufactory.
Circulars and Price Lists mailed to all appli
cants. It. M. WELLS.
Towanda, Pa., June 25, 1860. tf.
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE. —Is manu
factured with certain improvements secured by
letters patent, under date of May 5, 1803, and De
cember 5, 1805. One of these improvements cov
ers the arrangement of fitting a portable ash pan
in the hearth of a cooking Stove,to receive the ash
es as it passes down from the grate. All persons
are cautioned against manufacturing, vending or
1 using other Stovi.s made m imitation of the Ameri
can, as suits have been commenced for infringe
ment ot these patents, ami-all persons manuluctur
ing, selling or using said imitations, will be liable
for damages ior iutriiigement on these letters pat
tent. SHEAR, PACKARD A CO.,
17 ani ly Green St.,
Albany, N. Y.
The AMERICAN is for sale by Codding and liussei
Towanda.
P. 11. MORROW, W. T. DAVEES, JOHN W. .MIX.
CLAIM AGENCY OF MORROW, DA VIES A: .Mix,
TOWANDA, PA. —We are prepared to assist claimants
in procuring the additional bounties and increased
pensions authorized by the recent acts ol Congress.
Those having claims had better make their appli
cations early. Apply to either of us at our oiiice
| in Towanda. Aug. 7, 1800.
HARVEST PARTY.—The undersigned will
1 give a HARVEST PARTY at the Milan House,in Milan,
Pa., on Friday, September 7, 1866.
Good music in attendance. Bill c 2 50.
August 7, 1866. H. E. A S. WATKINS.
A. B. Smith Go., wisjies to inform
; their friends and the public in general that they :
i have opened a Tobacco and Cigar stors on Bridge
Street, two doors from Main-st., where they will
| sell, at a low figure, a choice lot ot Cigars, foreign I
: and domestic. Also Smoking and Chewing Tobac- 1
'co of all kinds. All kinds of fancy goods in the;
i Tobacco line constantly on band.
Towanda, April 15. A. li. SMITH A Co.
GRAPE VINES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &C., — !
The subscriber Las a supply on hand of nice lona. j
i Israelis, Delaware, Allen's Hybrid, Diana, Con
cord, Creveling and other Grape vines, warranted
true to name. Grape vines of any variety furnished I
I to order. Orders taken for Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs, Vine.-: and l'louv s at established rates of
other Nurserymen. Also for all kinds ot small
, fruits, such as Strawberries, Currants, Raspberries,
.Blackberries, Ac., R. M. WELLF.S.
Towanda, April 8, 1860.
CARD.—AII soldiers who enlisted prior to
June 30, 1863, will be furnished important imfor
l nuition/ree by calling at once upon the undersign
ed. Bring your "discharge" with you.
J. N. CALLFF, Pension Agent,
Oiiice over News Room.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TOWANDA FINAN
CIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Capital 8125,-
| OUO.
Deposits received payable on demand in Legal
! Tender Notes.
Interest allowed on time deposits according to 1
; agreement.
Uncnrrent Bank Notes received on deposit or <
j exchanged for Legal Tender.
U. S Bonds and 7-30 Treasury Notes bought
j and sold.
Highest price paid for Compound Interest notes, j
Drafts payable in any part of the United States
at par for s..le.
Drafts payable in England, Scotland, Ireland or :
Wales, m an amount over one pound sterling, fur
nished at lowest rates.
Passage tickets from Liverpool or Q ueenstown j
to New York, by the well known Inmun Line, on j
and for sale.
E. H. SMITH, Pres. N. N. RETTS, jr.', Cash.
TOWANDA MARKETS. — ( Wholesale Prices.)
Corrected exery Tuesday by E. T. Fox, No. I,llrick j
Row
• Wheat $2 50 .-2 75 !
■ Rye 85 @ DO |
I Corn 85 I
I Oats 60 (m 65
Flax Seed 180(4 2 00 .
Clover Seed, (small) 8 00 !
" " (Orwell) 10 no
Beans 1 25 (S) 1 50 j
Butter (rolls) 30 (a 32 :
" (dairy) 30 ( 35 I
Eggs _ " 22
I Potatoes 1 50 (re. 1 75
j Hay (per ton) 8 00 !
! Salt (per lbb.) 3 00 j
: Flour 12 00 @ 16 00 j
j Hum 25 ( 28
WEIGHTS OF GRAlN.—Wheat, 60 lbs: ('nrn, 56 lbs; i
Rye, 56 ibs ; Oats, 32 lbs ; Barley, 40 lbs ; Buck- I
wheat, 48 lbs; Beans, 62 lbs; Bran, 20 lbs; Clover i
Seed 62 lbs; Dried Apples, 22 lbs; Flax Seed 56 lbs. j
MA RRI EL .
ABRAMS—ORMSBY- In Tunkliannoek on the 7th
inst, by Rev. M. Brownsbcmbe, Mr. David T.
Abrams, of Wilmot, to Miss B. Onnsby of Mon
to nr.
I DAVIS—WILSON—At Windham Center, by Rev.
Win. C. Peck, William Davis and Miss Lysena
Wilson both of Warren.
■\~cui 2li>Dertiseni£nts.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the Post Office at Towamla, I'a., tor the week end*
j ing August IS, IsGG :
[ Austin John, Brown Chas A, Black C A Mrs., liutiu
| Eliza P. Iliead Margaret, Barrett Mary, Cawford Ade*
j lia Pole Chas W (141 st ITegt. I' V) Costelo Cammond,
Cook James, Carroll John, Conley John, Clar , Thomas,
Dunham I). Pecker Dan!, Priscoll Michael, Dull W A,
'• Ferguson Curtis, Frazier Danl. Fury Patrick, Galutia
A India, Gregg John, Gray Thomas Hart A. 1,. Hend
i rick G. 1., Jillsou J O, Kirby PC, Monnahan A Hannc
lian, Mor is Minnie L, McMahon T, Moore Thomas,
Nettleton Asahel, Newall I', Newman Saml, Pierce C
! w 17, Purdy D E, Penuell L A, Ryronßridget,Re;-nolds
: N F, Rycrson P A, Kobe Valentine, Stevens Alice M,
; Secar I L, Sinsabaugh Jennie, Swackhammer P.iilip,
| Smith P, Stuart Sidney I)r, Tripp D VV, Talma-lge G
I W, Winn Levi, Wilcox S E, Ward Thomas (foreign)
! Yeselhoff J 11.
; Stir Persons calling for any of the above lettvis nil
please say "Advertised." and give the date of the a-U
vertisement. S. W. ALVOUI),
Aug 20, 1866* Fiistiuascr.
AD MINISTR ATO R'S N OTIG E.—Notice
. is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
estate of ABSALOM J. CARD, late of Albany twp.,
deceased, are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will present
; them duly authenticated lor settlement.
I It. H. RICHARDS,
J. H. CAIIR,
| Aug. 20,1866. Administrators.
miscellaneous.
HEALTH IS THE GREAT NEED OF
THE AGE.
A NEW SYSTEM OP THE HEALING ALT.
N. J. COGSWELL, M I).,
HYGIENIC PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON,
May be consulted in person or by letter, at his r
deuce, East Spring Hill, Bradlord county. Pa.
An intelligent community require a medical do. i: ,
grounded upon right reason, in harmony wit
avouched by the unerring laws of Nature aud of the ■
tal organism, and authenticated by successful results,
j Hence we solicit an examination of our system. Claim
ing that all diseases can be successfully treated with
i truiy Hygienic Agencies.
No Drug poisons will he given. As a graduate of the
I only College in the world where health is taught, we
I shall take especial pains to explain to the patients the
I nature oi the diserse. The laws of life and health, why
j it it is unnecessary and dangerous to take drugs, and
i how to preserve health aud long life. Will visit pa
j tients, and give directions for home treatment, when
desired.
BfEaat Springhill, Muy 1, '66.—ly,p.
T J. NEWE LL ,
y *
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
| Orwell, Bradlord Co. . Pa,, will promptly attend to all
| business in his line. Particular attention given to run
ning and establishing old or disputed lines. Also to
: surveying of all unpattented lands as soon as warrant
| are obtained.
| May IV, iB6O.
I M PORTA NT TO BUTTER MAKERS.--
-I- The under signed are now fuily prepat Jto furnish i
| the public with an " Inclined Dog Power Machine, - 'oi j
| a superior quality and pattern at the fo' wing rates : j
Machine suitable far Dairies of from Jto 10 cows, 110.
" " " 10 to 15 " sl2.
" 15 to 20 " sls.
" 20 to 25 " S2O
24 to 30 " $25.
•' •' 30 or more " $35
Every machine ehveied and put in running order,
■■ '. warranted to giv entire satisfaction or money re
; funded. Ail orders by mail promptly attended to.
LUTHER A ROSS.
Burlington hoio', May 8, 00.
A'e, the nudersigued, have each bad in use daring
the past season, one of Luther A Ross"lnclined 0.-g
Power Machines," aud cheerfully recommend them to i
, the public as the best Churn Power yet introduced.
U.M. Pruyne. 1). S. Luther, David Slrope, Joaepbus
May 3, 'O6 3m.
DISSOLUTION. — The co-partnership here
tl lore existing between C. L. Stewart A C. C. '■
: Stewart, in the mercantile business, is this day dissolved j
by mutual consent. All accounts must he settled before ;
August 1, 18(10. The books and accounts will tie set- :
j tied by Stewart 4 Wickizer, who will continue tile bu- j
siue.-s at tbc old sLud. C. L. STEWART,
Her+i kville, July 2, ISGU Ot.p. C. C. STEWART. I
"VOTICE.—HAVING DISPOSED OF MY
If interest iti the 80. k.Statinary and News Store to
| .Messrs. A lvoru A Barber. 1 t ike pleasure in r usouimeiid
ing them to the confidence of the public as gentlemen
worthy their patronage,
i All accounts ol the late concern will he settled by me I
at their store. JOHN J. GRIFFITHS.
Aug. 8. 1800.
COLOUR ! FLOUR ! FLOUR I~ln VTOW
A ot the high price ol wheat we have been endeavor
ing to produce an extra quality of Rye Flour lor those
ol our customers disposed to economise. We now make j
it so white as to he scarcely distinguishable from good !
w heat flour. Try some.
Flour from White Winter Wheat, also Buckwheat
flour, t oru meal and different kinds of Feed fur sale.—
i Cash paid for all kinds of graiu.
11. B. INGHAM.
Cascade Mills, Camptown, June 11, 1866.
: rpHE NEW 1 RUNN- GRIST MILL AT
A Camptown is in operation, turuiabed throughout ;
with lie most complete, thoroughly tested, and highly
| approved machinery and fixtures, now in use in the |
United States ; uninterrupted by
IlliiU Oil LOW WATER.
I
Flour. Feed and Meal, always on hand at prices cor
ri -. ending to the cost ol Grain.
H.B.INGHAM
• Muy 7, 'OO. —t'-
pU M P MANUFA CTU R Y !
SILAS BETTS A AO.,
Of Burlington, Bradford County, Pa., art manutactur- j
ing the old and well known Wooden Pump with all the
' latest improvements. Also laying Pump Logs from !
Springs, Ac., All orders promptly attended to.
July 10, Isuo.—tt.
C CAUTION.—All persons tiro hereby cuu
) tioned not to -h.ot birds of any kind on the prem- j
I isesot either of the undersigned, as the law against !
[ such will he stiietly enforced ;
D'A. Overton, E. H.Smith. Wm. Dittrich, Jos. Pow- !
i ell, Francis Watts, B. S. Russell, M. C. .Mcreur. H. O.
Porter, James M. Ward, A. li. Kingsbury, W. W.
Kingsbury, Mrs. Lucy M. Adams, E. It. ik-Luug.
i July 26. l-'6t;.
I hll. I'RATT lias removed to State street j
A/ (first above B. S. .. . - A Co's Bank). Persons j
fronts diftance desirous t --i.-lilting him.wiilbe most
likely to find him on Saturday ol each week. Especial
attention will he given to surgical cases, and the extrac- j
thm of licth. 'Li-or Ether administered when desired.
Jnly 18,1866. D. S. PRATT, M. 1).
J I 0 i NT A 1 N LAK E !
The subs, liber respectfully informs the public that the
Pleasure Grounds connected with .Mountain Lake, have
been put in complete order, and that he is prepared lor
the reception of parties.
His Buildings and Boats have all undergone thorough
repair, and parties will and everything provided n.r
their comfort. A more delightful place oi resort can
not be found in the county than this lake and the adja
cent grounds, affording shady walks, good boating, and
excellent fishing.
HARRISON DODD. j
Burlington, July 2, 1866.
0 OOK-BINDERY.—THE PUBLIC IS
Aw respectfully informed that the Book-Bindery has
been removed to the Argus Building, 3d story, where
will be done
BOOK•BI N l> 1 N G 1
In all its various branches, ou to; :. - as reasonable as j
" the times " will allow. The Biudery will be undea
the charge of
H. C. WHITAKER,
An experienced Binder, and all work will ho promptly
done, in a style and manner which cannot he excelled.
Music, Magazines, Newspapers, Old Books, Ac., hound
in every variety ot styie. Particular attention will be i
paid to the Rulingand Binding ot
BLANK BOOKS,
To any desired pattern, which in quality aud durability
wil be warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery when promised.
The patronage of the public is solicited, and perilct
satisfaction guarranteed.
Towunda. August 2. IS66.—tt.
\Y YALFS IN I! ACAD EM Y .
JWYALUSING, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA.
'
WM. H. BROWS, Principal.
Miss MARY E BROWN, Preceptress.
The Fall Term will commence on Monday, August 20,
1866, and continue 14 weeks. Rate of tuition as fol
lows :
Reading, Spelling, Primary Arithmetic and Geogra-j
pity $4 00. English Grammar, Geography, Writing and l
Arithmetic to Cube Loot, $5.00. Single-Entry Book j
Keeping, Botany, Rhetoric, Anatomy aud Physiology, '
Astronomy, Latin, Greek, Higher Arithmetic aud Alge- j
I bra through (j id ratio Equations $6,00. Natural Phi
losophy, Chemistry, Double Entry Book-Keeping, High- j
i er Algebra, ueometry, Trignometry aud Surveying |
i $7,00. Incidentals, 30 cts. Tuition invariably payable !
j by the middle of the term. No deductions on accouu: I
i of absence except in cases of protracted illness.
Wyalusing, July 10; 1866.—1w.
WHOLESALE MUSIC DEPOT.
L. B. POWELL, Scranton, Pa., Dealer in Chicker 1
ing's Pianos. Decker's Pianos. Mason & Hamlin's Cabi |
Te; Organs, Treat Lit dsley A Co's Mel jdeons, and al j
I kinds ot Musical Instruments, Sheet Music and Music j
j Books. Orders front Dealers aud Teachers especially ;
| solicited. Address
L. B. POWELL,
116, Pennsylvania Avenue, Serin ton, Pa.
| June 11, 1866—y1.
TEAS of very fine quality, bv the chest
or at retail, bought before the recent advance, and
(or .-ale cheap at FOX'S, j
June 13,1866.
\I ITUII ELL'S EXTRACTS.— The finest
-IvA extracts lor 11a vcring iu use. For sale wholesale
aud retail at FOX'S, j
UTRATTON'S VEAST COMPOUND "
O is the best yeast ever sold. lam agent lor the
' manufacturer. For sale at wholesale or retail.
E. T. FOX. !
/GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
VT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
JOII N MERII) ETII ,
Main at., first door south ol Rail Road House, Towanda.
has just received a large addition to his stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Which will he sold at wholesale and retail, at the very
lowest rates.
Farmer's Produce of all kinds bought and sold.
The public attention is respectfully invited to my
1 stock, which will he touud to be Fresh, bought at low
prices and will be sold at correspondingly low rates.
1 Towandi.July 17,1866.
ftlml)ant>w
|VE \V SPR IN G UOO . !
W. A ROCKVV KI.IJ,
receivings lar,—slock of Spring Goods great
REDUCTION IN PRICES,
and oners them at corresponding prices. Comprising I
well selected assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
I)E LAI N E,
ALPACAS,
LAWNS, CIIALLAS,
THIBET AND CANTON CLOTH,
ALPACA, BERAGE, POPLINS,
TRIMMINGS & BUTTONS TO MATCH,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
! SATTINETTS,
TWEEDS,
K ENTUCKY .7 EANS
Of all descriptions lor men an hoys.
YAN KE E NOTI 0N S
Too numerous to mention.
II A R 1) W A Ii E ,
A good assortment ou .and
CROCK E R Y ,
fs iu full and complete supply.
G R OCERIK S.
Teas, Cot), e. Sugar and Molasses, at greatly reduced
prices.
L E A T HER,
A su;.]i!y of Sole and Upper on hand.
\V 0 0 I) E N w A R E ,
Tubs, Pails, lb. .ins, Ac.
TOV.- Fill! CHILDREN.
Cabs, Carts, Ch.b. . .oys to please them all.
I April U. IstiG.
JJ EW SPRING GOODS!
J. W. TAYLOR,
Is just receiving a large aud well-selected stock of Spring
Goods ot the best qualities, and choice styles, having
purchased them when goods were the lowest, he feels
fully couiidcMt that he can sell to please all. A large
aesortnnut ..! Dress Goods, varionr colors and styles,
A line line ol French Poplins, the gem of the season.
: Come an.l soe them, all wool Alpaeca Poplins, a gen
eral assortment of
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS,
and a very great variety of other dress goods too nu
merous mention. A complete line of Mourning goods,
Detains, Prints, Ginghams,
BLACK Ai\D WHITE BALMORALS,
Hoop Skirt- i large quantities. Irow three yards to
three and ah If around, and splendid assortment ol
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Ladie ' and Gents kid gloves, Dresa Primings and But
tons to suit all. Ladies' Cloths. Brab, Black and White.
and Black llcpellant Cloth,
SPIiING SHA WLS,
Bleached and Unbleached Muslin, Sheeting, Crash,
Scotch Diapers, brown and white table linen Napkins,
and a full line ol White Goods, Jaconet, Nansook, Swiss,
Mull, Victoria Lawn, Striped Muslin. Dimity t leked
Muslin, a nice assortment of
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS.
A large quantity ol Embroidery CHEAP. Gent's Neck
Ties, Paper Collars and Hosiery. One ol the largest and
best selected
STOCK OF MILL! VERY GOODS
ever brought in this market and cheap. All the latest
styles an t novelties of the season, in Bonnets, Gipsies,
Ac. . !:•• • . Flowers to suit every one. White
Kmbroidci •,, i tods and Caps for inlants, Indies' and
Misses' 11.. -. lie bailor,margaretta derby, and all styles
too numi i -'o an l.tion. Having secured the services
of MISS VGSHFR.I feel confident we can please all,
and all kinds of Miiinery work done on short notice. I
invite the people ol Towanda and vicinity to call and
examine my stock ol goods and judge for themselves ;
no trouble "to show goods, one door north of the Post
Office. April 9, 1866.
GOODS AT REDUCED
PRICES!
AS- CALL AND SEE, AT
MONTANYE'S.
Feb. 5,1866.
VET ANOTHER STOCK OF NEW
X GOODS
AT
\Y ICKBAM & BLACK'S.
DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTICS,
FLANNELS,
WHITE GOODS,
j EMBROIDERIES,
TRIMMINGS,
! SHAWLS.
The above lines we oiler iu great variety and latest
j styles
I!ATS and CAPS,
LARGE STOCK,
! BOOTS and SHOES,
BEST MAKES.
CROCK ERY,
GLASSWARE,
LAMPS.
Tbis part of our stm k we pay particular attention to
and now otter two ol tlie best patterns ol Ironstone
Ware in llie market. Erie and Sevres, also C. C., Yellow
Rockingham aud Wedgcwood. Beautiful assortment ol
Glass Lamps. Call aue see our stock of
NOTIONS.
Thankful lor past favors we respectfully invite yoni
trade and promise to do our best.
WICKIIAM & BLACK.
£cgal.
LIST OF PERSONS DRAWN AS JTJR
ors for a Court ot Quarter Sessions to be held for
September Term, A. D., 1866.
GRAND JURORS,
Jusephus Capbell. Burlington ; Jas. Molyncux, Over
ton ; Lyman French, Wells ; Joseph Seeley, Koine tp.;
Burton Luther, Burlington; Jame* Ed.sall, Wells; Smith
Lent, Kome twp. ; Addisen Cooper, Kldgbury ; Jesse
Moore,South Creek ; Charles F. Sayles, Allen Pierce.
Geo. B. Davison. Troy boro'; Edwin ltoscll, Columbia ;
fhornas B. Smith, R. J."Pickering, James Cleaveland,
Orwell ; Ulysses Moody, Smilhlield ; Gabriel Walker,
Athens two.; Means Watts 'i'owanda North ; Benjamin
Clark, Leßoy; L. P. Williams, Troy twp.; John Fisher,
Wyalusing ; Dauis Gray, Tuscarora ; A. C. Arnold,
Rome twp.
TKAVKRS JI'UOKS Ist WitßK.
Thomas James, Cyrus Weaton, Warren ; Stephen
Clark, Burlington; Stephen Hornet, Justus Aekla, Wya
lusing; Charles Taylor, Burlington West; Morris Shep
ard, wells; Homer Brooks, Jas. Kennedy, Springfield ;
John Divine, Towanda North; A .T.Owens,Canton tp.;
Stephen Strickland, Alva Cooley, Alvin Nichols, John
B. Smith, Wysox ; John Grifiim, Francis Oveushire,
Athens twp. ; Luther Loomis, Ransaler Leonard, Troy
twp. ; J. A. Bradley, Asylum ; Orrin Hnnt, Orwell ;
A. L. Cranmer, Monroe boro'; J.P. Nichols,Windham;
Martin Heckmer, Overton ; J. A. I'ark.Herrick ; Jabcz
Fish, Sheshequin ; George Horton, Wilmot; D. A.
Greeno, Leßoy; Edward L, Gregg, C. S. Taylor,
Standing Stone ; William Peck, Orrin McCollum, C'ol
nmhia ; A. G. Mason, Towanda twp. ; Lyman Durfee,
Merrit Wood, Smithfield ; Geo. Merrill, Athens horo.
TRACERS JURORS—2d WEEK.
George Johnson, A. J. Drake, Granville; A. B. Lack
ey, Addisen Beidleman, Shesheqnin ; Geo. T. Granger,
Jonn Allen. M. J. Coolbaugh, David Shores, Wysox ;
Levi Stall, C. 8. Elliott, Canton twp.; Edwin Collins,
James Finch, Windham ; Geo. Stone, Calvin Stowell,
I-eander Gamble, Wilmot ; Wm. Shumway, Tuscarora ;
Horace Corbin, J . P. Coburn,Warren; Abram Hunsiker,
Athens twp.; Elijah Wolcott, Litchfield; Samuel Wells,
Elijah Potter, Orwell ; Hiruin Mason, South Creek ;
Miles Carter, J P. Culver, Towanda Borough ; Henry
Manu.Wm. Hewitt, Terry; Charles James, Rome boro ; ;
Wm. Stevens, Ridgbury ; James Vandyke, Ulster ; L.
H. Doan, Springfield; Able Bolls, Herrtck; Ebbin Pack
ard, Samuel Williams, Franklin; Chauncey Pomeroy,
Troy twp.; E. W. Jones, Pike.
J. M. SMJTU,
Aug. 7,1866. Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALES.— By virtue of a writ
ol Vend. Expo., issued outot the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford county, to me directed and delivered,
will be exposed to public sale at the Court House in the
Boro' of Towanda, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1866, at
1 o'clock p. in.,the following described lot piece or par
cel of land, situate in RidgLury twp., bounded as fol
lows, to wit : North by land of Calvin P. Hall, east by
laud of Orrin Burnham, south by land of E. Ji. Brown,
and west by lands ol James Barrett. Containing fifty
acres ol land, more or less, about forty acres improved,
with a framed house, 1 ranted barn,and two orchards ol
fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of R. C.
Lockwood vs. Joseph Parker.
ALSO —The following lot, piece or parcel of land, sit
uate in Athens twp., bounded as follows, to wit : lie
ginning in the centre ol the road leading from Mill town
to Athens boro', at the north-west corn-rot O.W.Park's
land, thence north 16|° east 108 2 10 per. aloug the cen
tre of said road t • the north line ol the "Pickering
Tract" (so called) of which this is a part, '.hence south
east along ihe north line ol said Pickering tract
180 per. to a corner ,'hence south 39° east 14 4-10 per.
to a corner, thence south JoJ° east 9 per. to a corner,
thence south 85j° east 27 2-10 per. to a coiner, thence
south 32° west .. ■: 10 perches to a corner, thence
south 49° west 24 .1 10 per. to a comer of Joseph Shep
ard's land, thence south 3eJ° east 28 8-10 per. to a cor
ner, thence south 10j° east 40 per. to a corner, thence
south e? west 21 per. to a corner of said (J. W, Park's
land, thence norm west 259 3-10 per. to the place
ol beginning. Containing 168 acres and 93 per. ot land
more or less, all improved,with a framed dwelling-house
add two Iramed barns, cow-shed, and orchard of truit
teees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Harris
A Saltmarsn vs. James S. Liggett
ALSO—By virtue ola writ ot Pi. Fa., the following
piece or parcel ol land situate in Columbia twp., bound
ed as follows, to wit: On the north by lands ol George
Furman, east by the public highway, south by lands ol
Thomas Maxwell, and west by lind ol Edward Young. |
Coniaining 110 acres of land more or less, about 85 !
acres improved, with one Iramed baru thereon.
Saized and taken into execution at the suit ol Alfred I
Parson's admi x use vs. Moses Seeley.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land sit- I
uate in Athens boro', bounded as follows, to wit: On
the north by Abraham Frederick, east by land ol Mrs.
Welch, south by Margaret Amley, and west by the pub
lic highway. Containing 4 halt an acre of land more or
less, all improved with one Iramed dwelling house,a fe-.v
fruit tree, thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Frank
M. Cole vs. J. W. Cole.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel ot land sit
uate in Herrick twp., bounded as follows, to wit; On
the north by land ot Nathauial Piatt, on the east by Ar
chibal Coleman, on the south by Elisha Lewis, and on
the west by Silas Titus. Containing 100 acres more or
less, about 60 acres improved, with two framed houses, |
framed barn, and a tew truit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Nelson
Vanderpool vs. Henry Green.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel ol land sit
uate in Wilmot twp., bounded as follows, to wit: North
by the Susquehanna river, east and south by lands of
Geo. Miller, and west by laud ol Aaron Ely. Contain
ing two acres ot land more or less, all improved, with
framed house, Iramed wagon shop, and a lew fruit trees
thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit ot G. W.
Jackson use vs. H. L. Edwards.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel ot iand sit
uate in West Burling ton twp., bounded as 1011-ws, to
wit: On the north by the public highway, east by'
lands ot Fowler Swain, south by lauds ot Geo. Johnson, !
and west by Theodore Curtis. Containing 46 acres of <
laud more or less, about 30 acres improved, with a fra- i
med house, framed barn, and a few fruit trees thereon. •
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of N. C. I
Harris" use vs. George Perry.
ALSO -The toliowing iot piece or parcel ot land sit- i
Bate in Albany twp., bounde< a- l Hows,to wit : North j
by lauds of Patrick Finns i ml John Ciine, oast by j
lands ol Wm. Gibbs, south . 1 .n.lsof Phillip Cain and J
Patrick McKernon, west by au.t of Joseph Hunsinger. |
Containing 58 acres of land more or less,abont 15 acres 1
improved, with a hewed log noose, a shed, and a lew j
fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit ot I. M.
Seacock's use vs. Jonas Hunsinger.
ALSO— I The following lot, piece or parcel ot land sit- j
late in Ulster twp., bounded as follows, to wit: North 1
ay public highway leading Irom Milan to Smithfield,'
last by public highway leading from Towanda to Ath- j
;ns, south by lands ol the Widow Harsh, and west by j
land of Butler Vincent. Containing I.J acre acre of land '
more or less, all improvea.with one framed tavern house !
iramed dwelling house, framed batu, and a few fruit j
trees thereon.
ALSO—One other piece or parcel of laud situate in '
said twp. ot Ulster, bouuded as follows, to wit : North i
by la nd of Samuel Huff, east by the public highway
leading from Towanda to Athens, south by land of the
Widow Flood, and west by laud ol said Samuel Huff.
Containing one acre ol land more or less, all improved,
with one Iramed Steam Grist-mill and Shingle Machine
.hereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of N. C.
Harris vs. Darins Myers.
ALSO—The lollowiug lot, piece or parcel ot land s t
late in Towanda twp., boundnd as follows, to wit : Be
ginning at a yellow pine coiner in the line ot J. P, Kir
ay's laud, theme south 6b£° west 24 6-10 perches to the ;
south east corner of said Kirby's farm, it being also a I
sorner ol Edward Overton s land, thence somh 324° ;
sasl 78 per. to a stake and stones in Jas, Nesior's line. ]
thence north 69° east 24 3-10 per. on the line ot lands !
formerly of James Nestor's, now the heirs ol D. F. Bar
itow, tiee'd, to a corner in line of Cornelius Moore, and
thence westerly in a straight line 81 6 10 perches to the j
place ol beginning Containing 12 acres more or less, '
About 9 acres improved, with a iramed house thereon. ;
Seized aud taken luto execution at tt.e suit ot Daniel
Cuiran vs. Mary Ann Bishop.
ALso—The toliowing lot, piece of parcel of laud sit !
uate in Leßoy twp., bounded as follows, to wit: On
the north by land ot A. G. Kelley. east by laud of,
Chauncey Chaapel, south by Towanda Creek, and west
by laud ot A. M.K.West. Containing 50 acres more j
or less, about 30 acies improved, with a trained house, s
framed barn, aud a lew truit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Edward !
Walker's use vs. B. B. Stone.
ALSO—The lollowiug lot, piece or parcel of land sit
uate in Smithfield twp., bounded as follows, to wit: On
the north by lands ot Timothy Giliailand Horace Heath,
east by laud ol M. F. liansom. south by laud ot George
Griffith aud Bcnj. Thomas, and west by land ot Alexan
der Lane and Benj. Dan ton, Containing 108 acres more
or less, about 60 acres improved, with a tew fruit trees
thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of W.
Ransom vs. M. F. Ransom adm r of David Brown dee'd.
ALSO —By virtue of a writ ol Levari Facias the fol
lowing lot, piece or parcel ol land situate in Athens tp.,
bounded as follows, to wit : On the south by the So
phia Calkins' lot, on the west leading Irom Wheelock's
Factory to Milltown, on the north by land of Benjamin
C. Rice, and on the west by said Sophia Calkin's land.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Samuel
H. Sawyer's use vs. John C. Roberts.
J. M. SMITH, Sherifi.
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, Aug. 7.1866.
11RIAL LIST FOR SKITEMUEB TERM.
. Commencing September 3,1866.
LydiaMunson vs. Amos Baker Issue
Emma J. Hewitt Ac. vs. Saranel Kellum et al.ejectment
David McDuffie vs. North Branch Canal Co damage
John F. Means vs David Wilmot.... appeal
H A Hood vs. Shipman A Welles debt
Chas W Clapp vs Welles, Blood A Co., replevin
S W A J P Blood's use vs. C F Welles Jr case
Clark A Baker vs. Abraham Steers et al debt
John Bortz vs. Pomeroy Brothers Trepass
Pomeroy Brothers vs J S Srnead appeal
J H A B Stafford vs. D U Blackman do
Amos Griffieth et al vs. A. 11. Spalding do
Polly Chilson vs. John W Sweet replevin
James Wrisley vs. lloswell Luther case
Daniel Blackman vs. J L Rockwell Ac do
T D Hall vs. Caroline Hall ejectment
Samj Hyatt et al vs. F S Elliott et al trespass
Elijah Walker vs. Peter Hendersbot appeal
Adam Schereuger vs. M B Owen debt
Eleazer Pomeroy va, Josiah Gilbert . .ejectment
Jesse Wardell vs. Elhauan Smith case
Aug Lewis vs. D D Brewster ejectment
Horace Heman vs. Allen A J B Conklin do
H S Phinney vs. Otis P Lyon case
CommowuTth Pennsylvania vs. P P Sweet et al.. .so i ta
Robt Campbell's adm'ts. vs. John S Madden appeal
Yal Wagoner et ux vs. Morgan Terwillegar case
Joseph G Corson vs. David S. Miiler case
John Mnllin vs. James McCowvilie appeal
Myron Owens vs. DavidS Miller case
Miles Prince vs. Edwin Oweos etal ejectment
Mort Vanderpool vs. Nelson Vanderpool debt
Alfred Noxou vs. Towanda CoalAlrou Co.,sci tasur mor
BRADFORD COUNTY, ss.
Subpoenas returnable on Monday, September 10, A. D.
1866, at 10 o'clock, a. in. E. O. GOODRICH,
August 16,1866. Trothonotary.
CuMi
REGISTER'S NO d( 'ES.—-Notice i-s here
by given, that there has i.cs:. tiled ami settled in
j the office of the Register of W!H, in and for the county
of Bradford, accounts. of Ad miiustra'. n upon the fol
lowing estates, viz :
Partial acc't of Elvira jj aib'.ey Guardian of IdaC and
Elvira A Sihiey.
Final acc't of Win H f'pindler <-x,r of Bfiza Gist, late
of Springfield ,dec'd,
Final acc't of V S Vin :ent adiu'r of Joseph Furr.lute
[ of Htdghury, dee'd.
Pinal acc't of Alex. Itich guardian of Mary Virginia
Clark, and BeUy M Clark,
j Partial acc't of Tlios. Williams and Sam'l A unable
: ex'rs of Roderick William*, late of Canton, dee'd.
Final acc t of J E Cook adiu'r of Arautiius Hyatt,late
of Wells, dee'd.
I Final acc't of Sally M A Isaac l.ayton ex'rs of John
Layton, late of Litchfield, dee'd.
Final acc't ol liiram Horton udut'r of Josiuli H Little
late of Troy, dee'd,
Final a"C'tof Jerome J Green guardian ol Salmon T
Green.
Final acc't of A !> Fo; & Mary Mills adin'rs ol J ...
Mills, late of l.elloy, dee'd
Final acc't oi Wm. Verbeok adm'r oi M U Leonard,
late of Troy, dee'd.
Final acc't of B F Ktiapp guardian of George Kuapp.
Final acc't of David Gardner adui'r ol 1 heron Uine
hart,
Final acc't ol Eliza Boardman adm'iz ol Vera X
Bosrdman, late of Windham, dee'd.
Final acc't of C L White (one ol tiie) adm i s of Wm.
i B French, late oi Franklin, dee'd.
Final acc't of Wm. Bunnyan adm'r ol Cyrns Smith,
late of Burling bin, dee'd.
Final acc't of C F Welles, jr. A Ed aria White adm'rs
of A P Stevens, late of Athens, dee'd.
Final acc't of Wm. Gregg adm'r ji Francis V Gregg,
late ot Towanda, dee'd.
Final acc't of Kifeou Pa k ird a lin'r ol Xilea F Pack
aid, late of Lefioy. dee'd.
Final acc't of Jas. McKtac adm'r ol Samaei Wilis
late of. Armenia, dee d.
Final account of A. it. Fos-s, administrator ol Aaml.
W. Wi.cox, late of Leroy twp., deceased.
Final aee't ot O !•* Parsons adm'r ot Alvali Heatu,
late ol Terry, dee'd.
Final account of Wm. B. Wilcox, administrator of J.
A. ltoyse. late ot Le oy, deceased.
Final acc't of B S Russell & Ellen Dougherty adm'i
ol Patrick Dougherty, late of Towanda, dee'd.
Final acc't of Gordon Wilcox exe'r Thomas Wilcox,
late of Smitbtieid, dee d.
Partial acc't of J L Phillips adm'r ol Chas. Phillip
jr., late ot Springfield, dee'd.
Final acc't ol Joseph F Wheat on adm'r of Marvin
M'C'reray, late of Warren, dee'd.
Final acc't of Rebecca M Martin a ting a lin'ix o; ('
J E Martin, late of Granville, dee'd.
Final acc't of C J Chubbuck guardian ol Byron A,
Matilda and Aaron G Pratt.
Final acc't of Uriah Terry adm'r of Wm. V.mderp >ol
sth, late of Terry, dee'd.
Final acc't ol i uoch Blackwell adiu'r ol Wyll > J
; Bronson, lat . Burlington, dee d.
Final acc't •> I' H Buck adm'r of D M Bailey, !.••• o.
: Leßaysville, ucc'o.
| Final acc t > -V fIA J W Brown A E Carr exe 'is oi
James Brow. , :• of Derrick, do 'd.
I Partial acc't of W W Periue AG F RoJiugton adm'r.
| ul E P Perine, late ot Troy, dec J.
Final ace't ol C G Gridley exe'r of Oliver Ells wo . •.
late oi Orwell, dee'd
j Partial ace't ol C G Gridley guardian of Jcnni- and
i Seymour Tyrrell.
Partial te count of E. G. Kfeßogg, : rdianol Wiri
Warlord.
Final account of Cbas. Chalice. .i-iratoroi !
aac if, Burton, dee'd. Itieo: Sheah&q :.
Final acc't of Wm. Miir guardian ■■ > Henry, Hen
rielta and C'aiiie Bars.o
A I,SO— Ihe appraisement of properly off by Exe
cutors or Administrators to wid ws or children, .t •
following decedents :
Estate of Win Zauer.
" '• Peter V Rennett.
" " Joel Siaitord.
" " Alonzo Long.
" '• Calvin Lewis.
" " Chas. 1) Miller.
" " Chas. James.
'• Caleb Allyn
'• (.'has. Drake.
" '• Peter Htcriger.
" V -John W. Alger.
And the sniii will be presented to the Urphan's Court
of Bradford County, on Monday the hi day of Septem
ber next, lor confirmation and allowance.
C, LI .SB 1 ILL, Register.
Register's Office, Aug. 7, lsud
A DMIM6TKATKIX NOTlCE.—Notice is
AA- hereby given, thai ; II person.-, indebted t- th--e.-
tate of Jas. A. Furmu-i, iaie of Colnmoia twp., dec
are requested to make immediate payment, .mil ten ■
having claims against said estate will pnseat them duly
authenticated for settlement.
LUC V A. FU'iIMAN,
EDWIN ItUaSELL,
July 9, ISdfi. Administrators.
EX.EC I IRIX 6 SOiiOE—Notice is tic it
by given, lie.l aiipeiaoa.: mdeoled l the eslan
JOHN C. ADAMS,hate of North f i#i Ida twp., d
are requested to make immediate payment, and th .
having claims against said estate arc requested to pre
sent them to John A. Mix, at i..„ oai. la . >wanda B •
rough, duly authenticated for sef'lement.
LUC* M. ADAMS.
July It, Isiili. Lie . l:X.
ADMIN ISTRATOR'S NOTICE.— N >t>ee
is hereby given, that aii person- imi i< t" tie
estateof Peter i. \ rotnaii, late >'• T •. iiciim,.
de'd, are requeued to make unmediaie pay.,
hose having demands against said estate .11 pit at j i
sent duly autlieuitcalcd lor .-> .<e.iuenf.
Fill!AM 11. i'OaTER,
July Ul, 1 Mjtf. Administrator.
ADMNIS'fc'S NOTlCE.—Notice uTkwi
by givt-n I hat ell persons iud-ut.-J > > <l.
Martin Compton, lute ol Burlirgt ii us Br •
County, deed, are requested to make pay IK . iiho
delay and all having claims agul.ist sac. u,.< .
qnest ed to present went duly anthenticated lor eeri .
meat. J LSSr. B. McKEAN.
July 19, itsild. AdmiuistraU.l.
4 DMINISTRA TOR'S NO lit IE N -
.XJL is hereby given, that a us intie >, t,. t.
estate ot - aLES SAVLRe '• it- .il i'ouanda ...
dee i., are requested to n . uiintdia' : v
aud those having demands rq i 1 ait: estate w.ll i
eut thein duly anthenticated let .er.t.
r, i. •• hAVERCUUL,
Aug. 8, 1666 Admittiatrai< s.
A DM INISTRATOII'o NOTICE.—Xoin
il is hereby given, that all p-u
estateof J. W. TYRRELL late ot t) . i; twp.. !
ceassd, are requested to make immedi if e pay meat,
those having claim against JAd estate •• . p.,- eut the
duly authenticated lor cvitlet. -a'..
C. G. GRIDLEY,
Aug. to, 1866. AJminist ra'nr
INCORPORATION NOTICES Applica
A tioa fur Incorporation of Nor'.bei . Command)
Knights Templar, No. 17,0t Towauda.
Application tor incorporation >t Union e plot No.
161, H. R. A. M. of Towanda.
Application tor incorporation of Union Lodge Mo.
109, \. Y. M. of Towanda. •
Application for incorporation ot the la -ma Ed'.ea
tiou il Association.
Application for incorporation of first Christian
Church ot Franklin.
Application for 'ncorporati ,n of Chri-' u Oh trch ot
Albany.
Notice is hereby given that the above mined A.-
at ions have severally preen ed to riu C irt of Con
mi ll Pleas ot Bradford County tin u . li- i < t a— • i i
ion a.-kiug for a decree of laeorporat >u, an t (be said
Court having ex mimed the samr, m l !1 d.u_ th -
rect, will decree that they be incorporated as pra.v.-i
tor on Monday, Sep:emiicr J. t-i, .. at p m . uuh>-
cause be shu wu to the coot rary .
E. O. GOO ft If ICR I't iliouotury.
Prothonotary's Office, Aug. 2, I <t;.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.- To Miy
June Fury —No. 17J Feo'y . Teilit I•> i. You ale
hereby notified that Chulc- Fury, y .r ioisband, has
applied to the Comi oi Common Pleas ot Bradford Co..
for a divorce from the bonds ot uiatiiutouy, and the setd
Court has appointed Monday, rept 3. I*o6 . at 2 u i!..ek
p. in., at llie t'ourt Hbaae in Towanda, tot hearing the
said Reuben S.Trask in the premi-es, at which l iinu and
place you can attend it you think proper
Aug. 5,1866. - J.M. SMITH, Sheriff.
ORPHAN'S 00L KT SALE.—By virtue of
an order issued out ot the Orphan's l ourt ol Brad
ford County, the undersigned Administratrix of ilie i-s
tute Philetns V.r lyk -. dee'd. late ol said county cm.!
sell at the Central if "lei, in the Borough of Cuuton, on
FRIDAY, the 31st day ot AUtil'sl.i s, at 2 o'clock,
p. m., the following property situate in Canton twp..
Beginning at the uort ii-uost corner of the farm ou which
Aaron Coons lives, thence north l J i-ist Is prs. along
the line of Ephriaut iand to a stuka and stoues,
thence north 65° west 16 i>rs. to a stake and stones,
thence north l!l = west 7 prs. to .stakeaud .-toues. liienee
north OG° west 9 pis. to a stake and stones, thence
north H 3 east 14 prs. to stake anil stones, thence south
60° west 11 6-10 prs. to stake aud stoues to Maunly
Road, thence south 11° we-t 37 prs. along the satu
Coons line, thence south S7J° east 45 ,-rs. along s '
Coons line to the place of beginning. Containing s. v
eu acres and 15 perches, more or less. Mid bt ha >
good mill seat aud water privilege.
ALSO— All that piece ot land lying in Canton two
beginning iu centre of Mountain Rood leading uoui
steam mill in Canton borough to Wat . two., tu 1 i-g i
county, Pa., in the line ol unimproved lauds in the wai
| rautee name ot William Freeston. and formerly owned
.by Brown and Rockwell, thence north .li west .4 p:-.
to a road, thence east :'l pw- 1 ' -- stake and stones
I thence south 9° west!'- prs. to the said road, he
! north 49° west 58 prs. along centre o; said highway to
' the place of beginning. Containing ■ 1 acres and 100
I perches more or less, .said lot is heavily covered with
valuable timber, lj miles from Caaton -station of N C.
Railroad, one utile Iromgood steam saw will,and tlnee
quarters of a mile Irom a good water mill.
TERMS.--f.lO to be paid ou the day ol sale on each
lot and half ot the balance at the confirmation, aud tin
balance in three mouths thereafter with interest.
PHIEBK VANDYKE.
July 19, iB6O. Administratrix.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.— John Holme* cs.
S. F. intcox. Tu the Court ol Common Picas
i of Bradford county, No. 81, September Term. lstu.
The undersigned an auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute moneys arising tr.-tu Kheiill's sal ot de
fendants personal property .will attend to the duties ot his
appointment, at his office in Towanda boroV-n Saturday
the 25th day ot August, lS66,at 1 o'clock p. lit., at which
time and place all persons interested can attend ii they
think proper or be lorever debarred from the same.
BENJ. il. PECK,
Aug 2, 1860. Auditor.