§KTLOTUT.
10CAL AM) GENERAL.
JPJY THE Reporter is printed upon CAMI>-
j i i.'s Country and Job Fress, Office No. 56 Gold
>, W York. Thomas 11. Senior, agent
Rev. J. B. Oilman, (Universalist,)
will preach at Sheshequin Sunday Sept . 2d, at 101
OV I LV K a. M., and at the Court House, in Towan-
J,. in the evening of the same day.
PROF. CHAS. W. SANDERS, is engaged to
M-IST in giving instruction at the Teachers Insti-
T , R TO he held at springfield Centre.
MRS. DOMONTY, of Herrick, spun G runs,
J - KU ,,T. 8 threads, on the 20th inst. Mrs. L, is about
, I REARS of age. Who can beat this V
The Presidential pandering to the
Rl bel element of the South is encouraging the trai-
TORS to the verge of another rebellion. This terri-
P'N fact is alarming all thinking men to the dan
gers of the hour, and is proving the necessity of
SKEWING a v..,ited Northern front against those who J
would fan anew smouldering embers of civil war. |
The <'II!Y safety is to send firm, true, loyal men to :
C 11-RI >-'■ Such a man we have in Hon. ULYSSES
VEBUVB. Blocmstnirg Republican.
GGL- " The Athens Republican" is the title
et a new paper published by S. F. LATH ROB, at j
ULII.S, the Leßaysville Union office having been !
J ,J to the former place. The Republican is, of j
JOURS-'.what its name indie ites, sound on all the gri at
TI-I Sof the day-. Mr. L. possesses all the j
A ; lie- > ssaiy to make a paper worthy of I
FT, AND v\ trust he will receive the eneour
a •T iueiit he deserves.
TOWANDA AND VENANGO , OIL COMPANY. — :
Seveu-1 of our money making business men are at 1
pi, .... 1,1 engaged in the enterprize of getting up an j
• :N] .IIV, for the purchase of a valuable tract
of laud in Venango county,the great Oil dorado of
TLI W< .id. upon which they propose to make thmi-
Bclvts and those lucky enough to be interested '
villi them, richer still. Some of our townsmen j
:.VC recently returned from a visit to the proper- ;
tv and pronounce it a "big thing. ' If you want ;
: secure ground floor interests, call early upon ;
BA. OVERTON, Esq., C. M. MANVILLE orMaj.E.!
W. HALE.
MISS HUNT'S School for Young Ladies
will iv.OPEN on Monday, September 17, 1860.
TIIE GREAT Snow.— GARDNER, IIEMMINGS k '
Co. s American Circus and VAN AMOUR .II A Co'S
Mammoth MI nagerie anil Egyptian Caravan, will
exhibit in this place on Thursday, September Cth. j
This is claimed to be the largest traveling exhibi- j
tion in the world, and is highly spoken oi as chaste j
and refined beyond anything of the kind which
Las visited this section for yea. s. Those who wish
to visit only the Menagerie, will see that one
hour before the opening of the Circus performance
is allotted for their benefit.
&aP" The Select School of Miss L. E. Os- j
V.rn will re-open on Monday Sept. 10—the num
ber of scholara is limited to 30, for terms of admis- j
si. -a apply TO Miss Osborn or to B. S. Russell.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC YlC. —There will be a
grand rally of THE Sunday School Army, Septem- j
B-r Gib, at the BLUFF in North Towanda. All the i
adjacent Sunday Schools are cordially invited to
! in with us, in a social L'ic Nic, in a beautiful ,
.. on tin- bank of Sugar Creek. Good speak- !
1, go. 1 singing and good swinging, may be ex- j
pected. Come one, come all, both great and !
-mall. L!V order of the Committee.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Mansfield, Tioga
. i'a. — This Institution closed its second
riar mider its present arrangements on the last of
.-ending out, fifteen Graduates. Six of these
LIFUG TO Bradford county, the most of whom are
I IR I gaged in teaching at good salaries.
The demand is for more Graduates. Schools j
are calling for a higher grade of teachers. The I
.t-.-. in order to assist in filling this demand, ap- J
;R .pria ted at the last session of the Legislature, ,
L -lii-y to he paid to those who declare their int. u.-
1.1 teach. Each pupil will receive fifty cents
F-.r W. I k, or one dollar, if disabled in the military
or naval service, or are the sons or daughters of
th WHO have been disabled in like service.
It further gives to those who graduate fifty <hJ.
~ WHEN the course is completed. Making in all, 1
- -: dollars a year to those graduating, or j
'"is- to those who are disabled as above
mentioned.
1 r further particulars of this Institution, see
■< hertisement.
\\ e iiml the following friendly and
sensible article in the Athena Republican. Its sug
- -t.ons are earnestly practical, anil worthy the at
tention of our business men :
H W ANDA AND ITS PROSPECTS. —The great public
pro VEIN outs now being made, and proposed iu
valley of the .Susquehanna, upon the waters of
low, AULA creek and extending into Sullivan
'-tv, are to result in very groat advantage to
- wanda us a commercial centre. With a railroad
3 - -V to Barclay, one soon to be built, we suppose,
j SULLIVAN county, and cue now building from
••<- Burro to the State line, and with the canal
j in operation, how can it be otherwise than an
] ~l'Mtaut point ? Its fortunate and peculiar loca
le in relation to the Barclay and Sullivan coal
-"AS each of which must connect with the Canal
| I the great river railroad at Towanda,must make
J " TIE controlling commercial towns of the upper
j Y ■■qnehanna. As a citizen of the county, we shall
1 - -ry iu its success. We do not consider it a rival
'■ THE charming little town where we have east our
• We think there should be a unity of action
LR.vi en the two and a co-operation with each oth
tor the advancement of both . We concede to
Towanda a future of success, but at the same time
would quietly hint that the location of Athens
-AS its peculiar advantages which insure its rapid
Ivuncement, and of which we shall speak more
J T length hereafter. We are in favor of the rapid
T velopment of our good old country at all points.
L-.-t all here citizens and business men work to
il- ther for this result. We want manufacturing
I enterprise, and must have it. To secure it our peo*
. pie must assist with their wealth. We have in our
county ample coal fields, iron ore and all kinds of
timber except pine ; why should we pay other
BUNS for engines, agricultural implements and
machinery of all kinds, when we can produce them
CL much clilieaper V Why not manufacture our
*CI '.- a goods and tan our own leather ? we raise
FFE wool and have the bark in vast abundance. —
■ IS have machine shops, woolen mills, tanner-
I ■MI 1 manufacturing establishments of all kinds
once. We must stop this constant influx of
Buiur.S from other States —manufacture for onr
"-VI S, and develope our mines and lauds. Let
' ■ HERD become the Lancaster or Chester of the
- IFF : WE have the elements to do it with and the
• •ultli and enterprise necessary. Let Towanda
: ! Athens set the example to the other towns of
county.
' HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for September,
choice variety of valuable and entertaining
•■"'" S. " The Surgeon's Assistant "is an inter
( and thoughtful story turning upon incidents
• ON: war. Air. Longfellow's Sonnet "On Trans-
T ' IE Divlna Comiaedia" is very noble. "Wo
moil's work in the Middle Ages" will attract lady
readers by its accounts of lace-making, embroidery,
illumination, and medival authorship. "Univer
sity Reform" is the oration delivered at the meet
ing of the Harvard Alumni, by Dr. Hedge. Every
one will recognize the truthful and lively portrait
of a "Distinguished Character." "Theßobolinks"
is a delicionsly light and sparkling poem by Chris
topher i'ease Cranch. The interest of "Griffith
Gaunt grows more and more intense, and the lofty
moral of the story is impressively developed. "The
Johnson Party" is a polished and very caustic dis
cussion of the political situation. "Lake Cham
plain" is a poem by 11. T. Tuckennan. The re
maining articles—valuable for their timeliness or
intrinsic interest—are : "Life Assurance "An
Italian Rain-Storm "Incidents of the Portland
Fire;" "Yesterday;" "My Little Boy;" "Reviews
and Literary Notices," and "The Chimney Cor
ner," in which Mrs. Stowe promulgates some fresh
ideas concerning popular amusements.
TICKNOB A Francs. Publishers.
GEARY Ci.UB.--At a meeting held Satur
day, Aug. 18, at the Grand Jury Rooms for the
purpose of organization of a "Geary Club." On
motion Col. G. F. Mason was called to the chair
and J. V. Geiger appointed Sec'y. The object of
the meeting was fully stated by the chairman. On
motion a Committee of three be appointed on per
manent organization. The chairman appointed
N. C. Elsbree, W.T. Davies, E. Overton, jr. N. C.
Elsbree, Chairman reports as follows : E. O. Good
rich President, Benj. M. Peck, A. G. Mason,Chas.
Passage, Clinton Shaw, Vice Presidents,C. Kuapp,
Rec. Secretary, W. H.Watkins, Financial and Cor
responding Secy., N. N. BettsJr. Treasurer, And
that three persons for Executive Committee be ap- 1
pointed by the President. On motion the report :
ol the Commute be accepted, which was agreed to. !
On motion that we adjourd to subject to the call of j
the President, which was agreed to.
J. V. GEIGBB, SEC. G. F. MASON, I'rest.
1 . J.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IIERMANCF.'S PATENT FARM GATE. —The par
ties owning this county for the sale of this Gate,
have called on us at our office. We have seen a
copy of their patent papers, and can assure our
readers that it is all right. They have met with j
good success on the east side of the river and re
fer to a few of tlie parties that have bought farm
and township rights :
Judge Fassmore, Prof. Towner, Messrs. Du- 1
lands, A. B. Matthews, L. Frisbie, Daniel Bailey, i
Albert Couklin, Minor Taylor, Robt. Nelson, '/.
Cook, George W. Prince, Joseph Coleman.
O. D. Cass owns the towns of ltome. Derrick '
and Wysox ; Charles Easterbrooks and Charles V.
Prince the towns of Orwell and Windham ; J. M. i
Daws the town of Litchfield : Messrs. Taylor Brs. !
A Beardslee the town of Warren : \Vm. Durand
the town of Standing Stone ; E. J. Easterbrooks j
A Brother the the towns of Pike and Wyalusing.
The parties are here for a short time, and can I
be seen at the Eagle Hotel. Aug. 29.
NOTICE— The Republican voters of To
wanda boro, an requested to meet at tlie grand i
jury room on Saturday evening, Sept, Ist, 1806, at
7 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing delegates
to meet in convention held at the Court llouso in
Towanda Sept. 3d, IsGC.
W.H.' SHAW, )
W. K. MAES HALL, [- Yig. Com.
JOHN MEKIDETH, I
TOWANDA Aug. 28, 1866.
WANTED.—A few Girls to do house-work.
Enquire at the Ward House.
PENSION MONEY. —The installment of Pen
sion due on the 4tli of September, will be paid to
Pensioners by bringing their Pension Certificates to
the undersigned. JOIIN N. CALIFF.
Towanda, Aug. 21, 18GG.
LOST. —In the road from Towanda to
Wyalusing a package containing five yards of lin
ing for Carriage Top, whoever lias found it will do
tin- undersigned a favor by letting me know where
it is and shall la liberally rewarded.
Wyalusing, Aug. 20th," 1866. ,T. LEWIS.
ATTENTION 14 IST REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA
VOLUNTEERS—And all others entitled to the addi
tional bounty and pensions, granted by the Act of
Congress, July 28, 18G0. 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, I'a.
Aug. IG. . BENJ. M. PECK.
EQUALIZATION OK BOUNTlES. —Additional
bounties to two and three years men who have
served their term of enlistment, or been discharged
fern iro'ii'ds, alt- now due all soldiers who have re
ceived but SIOO Government Bounty, and can bo
collected promptly by applying to the undersign
ed. No charge unless successful. Information in
regard to all the recent Pension and Bonn y Laws,
given fr-.-e. Office over News Room.
Towanda, Aug. 13. J. N. CALIFF.
.BOUNTY AND PENSlONS. —Additional boun
ties of SSO and SIOO to soldiers who served two and j
three years or heirs, father, mother, widow, or
children—enlisted since April 19,1866 ; an increase |
of pensions to widows who now receive less than j
$8 per month ; an increase of pensions to widows !
at tin rate oi $2 per mouth for each child of such
soldier or sailor under 10 years ; rat ions paid to all
prisoners of war while prisoners ; three months
extra pay to officers mustered out after April9,ls6s,
Apply to H. B. McKEAN, Claim Agent, Montan
yes' block, Towanda, Pa. Aug. 7, 1806.
Two YOKE OF WORKING CATTLE FOR SALE.
—Will be sold on reasonable terms on application
to D'A. OVERTON, Towanda, or MAT MARSHALL,
Franklin. Aug. IG. 31-
HARVKST PARTY. —The undersigned will
give a HARVEST PARTY at their House in Ulster,Pa,
on Fiiday Evening, August 31, 1866.
August 7, 1866. TUTTLE A MATHER.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTES. —Teachers ore re
quested to meet for drill instruction and mutual
improvement, at Springfield Center, on Monday,
Sept. lOlli, at Leltoy, Sept. 17th, and in Derrick
Church, Sept. 21th. 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 -lose
Friday noon. Able instructors will assist, and no
effort will be wanting to make these meetings prof
itable to all who attend.
Teachers will bring text books, note books and
Stationery.
Invitation to the public is extended.
O. J. CHUBBUCK.
HARDER'S SUPERIOR HORSE POWERS AND
THUESHINO MACHINES.—The subscriber is agent fa
Harder's Endless Chain, lr, Railway Horse Pow
ers, Threshers and Cleaners, Ac. I have long
been a dealer in and manufacturer of Endless
Chain Horse Powers, and am acquainted with all
the best now in use in the Middle States, and am
prepared to say with confidence, that the Harder
Horse Power is decidedly Ike very best now mode. It
has more power, runs stiller, is better made and
more durable than any other.
Harder's Thresher and Cleaner is a simple and
i durable machine, will not choke, does not waste
grain and threshes and cleans rapidly mid 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-
I dors must be filled from the manufactory.
Circulars and Price Lists mailed to ail appli
c : . P.M. WELLS.
Towanda, Pa., June 25, 18CG.—tf.
I THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVF. —Is manu
factured with certain improvements secured by
letters patent, under date of May 5, 1863, and De
cember 5, 1865. 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
lesas it passes down from the grate. All persons
are cautioned against manufacturing, vending or
using other Stoi cs made in imitation of the Amer't
< its suits have been commenced for infringe
ment of these patents, and R.LL persons manufactur
j ing, selling or using said imitations, will be liable
for damages for infringement on these letters pat
j tent. SHEAR, PACKARD A CO.,
17 and 19 Green KT,
Albany. N. Y.
The AMERICAN is for sale by Codding and liussel
| Towanda.
HARVEST PARTY. —The undersigned will
give a HARVESTPARTT at the Milan House, in Milan,
Pa., on Friday, September 7, 1860.
Good music in attendance. Bill $2 50.
[ August 7, 1860. 11. E. AS. WATKINS.
A. B. Smith k Co., wishes to inform
their friends and the public in general that they
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
and domestic. Also Smoking and Chewing Tobac
co of all kinds. All kinds of fancy goods in the
Tobacco lino constantly on hand.
Towanda, April 15. " A. B. SMITH A Co.
GRAPE VINES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &C., —
The subscriber has •• supply on hand of nice lona.
Israella, Delaware, Allen's Hybrid, Diana, Con
cord, Creveling anil other Grape vines, warranted
true to name. Grape vines of any variety furnished
to order. Orders taken for Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs, Vines and Flowers at established rates of
other Nurserymen. Also for all kinds of small
fruits, such as Strawberries, Currants, Raspberries,
Blackberries, Ac., R. M. WELLES.
Towanda, April 8, 18GC. .
CARD.—AII soldiers who enlisted prior to
Juno 30, 1863, will be furnished important imfor
mation/ree by calling at once upon the undersign
ed. Bring your- "discharge" with you.
J. N. CALIFF, Pension Agent,
Office over News Room.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TOWANDA FINAN
CIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Capital $125,-
000.
Deposits received payable on demand in Legal
Tender Notes.
Interest allowed on time deposits according to
agreement.
Uncurrent Bank Notes received on deposit or
exchanged for Legal Tender.
U. S' Bonds and 7-30 Treasury Notes bought
and sold.
Highest price paid for Compound Interest notes.
Drafts payable hi any part of the United States
at par for s-le. *
Drafts payable in England, Scotland, Ireland or
Wales, in an amount over one pound sterling, fur
nished at lowest rat- s.
Passage tickets from Liverpool or Q ueenstown
to New York, by the v.. 11 known luman Line, on
and for sale.
E. H. SMITH, Pres. N. N. BETTS, jr., Cash.
I\ D. MORROW, W. T. DA VIES, JOHN W. VIIX.
CLAIM AGENCY OF MORROW, DAVIES A Mix,
TOWANDA, PA.— We are prepared to assist claimants
in procuring the additional bounties and lncreas. d
pensions authorized by the recent acts of Congri ss.
I -io.se having claims had better make their appli
cations early. Apply to either of us at our office
iu Towanda. ' Aug. 7, 1866.
TOWANDA MARKETS. —( Wholesale Trices.)
Corrected exery Tuesday by E. T. Fox, No. I,Brick
Row ;
5V heat v• • @ To
Rye 85 (m, 90
Corn y5
Oats CO („, 65
Flax Seed 1 80 (m 2 00
Clover Seed, (small) " 800
" " (Orwell) 10 00
Beans 1 25 @ 1 50
Butter (rolls) 30 fe 32
" (dairy) 30 (V 35
Eggs 22
Potatoes 1 50 0 1 75
Hay (per ton) 8 00
Suit (per lbb.) 3 00
Flour 12 00 (a) 16 00
Ham 25 („■, 28
WEIGHTS OF GRAlN.—Wheat, 60 lbs; Corn, 56 lbs;
Rye, 06 lbs : Oats, 32 lbs ; Barley, 46 lbs ; Buck
wheat, 48 lbs; Beans, 62 lbs; Bran, 20 lbs; Clover
Seed 02 lbs; Dried Apples, 22 lbs;FlaxSeeds6lbs.
M A II HIED.
PARK HURST—LANDON—At East Canton, Aug.
19th. by Warren LandonEsq., 11. W. Parkhurst,
of Leßov to Miss Lucinda Landon of the former
place. x
CASS—TUTTLE—At Windham Centre, Aug. 15th
By the Rev. Win. C. Peck, Mr. Anson B. Cass,
to Miss Francis C. Tuttle, both of Orwell Pa.
DAY TON—HAYWARD—At the honseof the brides
father, Mr. John Carman, in Towanda Boro,
Aug. 16, 1866. by Rev. J. T. Browne]], Mr.
Charles F. Dayton and Mrs. Mary E. Hay ward
both of Towanda.
lIAMMERSLY -SHORES—In Brooklyn Aug 16,
by Rev. L. T. Brown I. Fred Hammcrly of Am
boy 111. to Miss Sarah L. Shores of Pike, Brad
ford Co. I'a.
DIED.
ANDERSON.—In Franklin, Aug. 9, IsGG, of Drop
sy, Sarah, wife of Samuel Anderson, aged 77
years.
ELLIOTT—At his residence in Towanda Au
gust 4th 1866, Thomas Elliott, in the 76th year
of his age.
Thomas Elliott sou of William and Lucretia El
liott, was born in eastern New York, August 14.
1790. In company with his father he moved into
Pennsylvania in 1805, subsequently lived some
years in Nichols, N. Y. and came to Towanda iu
July 1822. Familarly known by many his charac
ter and history ueeil but few words. Cheerful and
conten ted himself he desired seeing it in others,
and always exerted him self to contribute to the
happiness of those around him. He was unassu
ming and retiring, especially in the latter portion
of his life.
Beginning life as a laborer ho took an honest
pride as t ;e results of his industry and contented
with a competency, did not desire afiluauce. He
estimated integrity as most essential to the suc
cess of a business life, and his whole life bore evi
dence that he k -nt this in view in all transactions.
Easy as to the collection of debt due him, and
never distressing his debtors, he was exact and
puncluul in nueting his own obligations.
At the close of his life among his most pleasant
recollections was the fact that he had never inten
tionally done any man a wrong. Although pleas
ed with the success of the industrious he despised
cant and arrogance. An industrious husband and
father, his chief pleasure was to be at his home.
Loving and beloved by his little family, his last
words to them, like those of the Patriarch of old,
contained his blessing. During his last iilness he
experienced a firm trust in the mercy of God
through Christ, and within a few days of arriving
at his seventy sixth year, on the morning of Au
gust 4th,without a struggle he fell asleep in Jesus,
as we believe and hope, to awaken in his likeness.
miscellaneous.
rpO SOLDIERS AND ALL OTHER
A Persons intcic-'cilin Claims for Pension .Increase ol
Pnsiona.Additional iimintic-s.CVinmiitatiuii ol Rations to
Union Soldiers held as Prisoners ot War, &c. Tiie un
dersigned, a Clerk in the House ot Representatives at
Washington, has prepared from the record, and pub
lished iu pamphlet form with explanatory notes, all
the laws passed by the last session of Congress granting
an increase of Pensions, Additional Bounties, Commu
tation of Rations to Union Soldiers held as Prisoners
of War, Three Months Pay Proper to certain officers,
Ac., Ac. These laws will not he published by the Gov
ernment in statute form for several months to come
and the publication of a portion ol them in the news
papers lias been very erroneous and incomplete. Hay
ing at considerable trouble, made correct copies in ad
vance of official publication, they will be turnished by
tlie undersigned upon application to him at the store ot
H, W.Noble, or supplied by mail on the receipt of
price at 30 cents each.
Prom an examination ot this pamphlet, every claim
ant can uuders and their own ease.
J. lIOLCOIIB.
Towanda, Aug. 11, ISCG.
/CAUTlON—Whereas, my wife Eliza
has left my bed nud board without just cause o
provocation, i hereby forbid any person trusting her on
my account, as I will pay no debts of her con. racting
alter .July 2, ISiIU. JOHN B. MOORE.
July 2S —3w.
£) l) M K A CTH li M Y !
A school will be opened in the Rome Academy, in
Rome borough, on Monday, the 3d day ui .September,
next, and continue one quarter only-eleven weeks.
R. $. HOWES.
Aug. 8. 1866. Principal.
A THE N S EXG II A NGE.
This large well known and tavorite hbtel, has been re
opened tor the accommodation of the traveling public
It lias been refurnished and refitted with every cenven
ience for the comfort of guests. The table aud bar arc
supplied with the best the market affords, and uo effort
will be spared to give entire satisfaction to all who i-at
rouize the house. A tew desirable rooms tor summer
borders. G. E. SMITH, Prop'r.
Athens, Pa., March 22, 1866.
US. BONDS.
• 7 3 10 TREASURY NOTES,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
Bought and sold by
B S. RUSSELL A CO.
The Treasurer of the United States is now converting
the first Scries of 7 3-10 Treasury Notes in the 5-20
Bonds of 1R65. Holders in this vicinity who wish to
have their Notes converted, can do so by calling u us.
B. S. RUSSELL A CO.,
Aug. 20,1866. Bankers, Towanda, Pa.
miscellaneous.
PUBLIC AUCTION.—The undersigned
will soil at Auction, at the buiiding lately occu
pied by him on Main street, nearly opposite the Ward
House THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1866, at 10 a.m.,
his entire stock, consisting of Lounges, Spring Beds,
Matties-es, of di flerent kinds, Rocking Chairs and oth
er chairs, Ac. These articles are all of his own manu
facture, made in the most substantial manner, and fin
ished with the best materials. Sold for the reason that
the building is about to be lemoved.
Towanda, Aug. 21, 1866. F. COOK.
HEALTH IS THE GREAT NEED OF
THE AGE.
A NEW SYSTEM OF THE HEALING ART.
N. J. COGSWELL, M. D.,
HYGIENIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
May be consulted iu person or by letter, at his es
dence. East Spring Hill, Bradford county , Pa.
An intelligent community require a medical do, trim
grounded upon right reason, iu harmony with um
avouched by the unerring lgws of Nature and of the vi
tal organism, and authenticated by successful results.
Hence we -.licit au examination of our system. Claim
ing that all diseases can be successfully treated with
truiy Hygienic Agencies.
No Drug poisons will he given. As a graduate oi the
only College iu the world where health is taught, we
shall take especial pains to explain to the patients the
nature ot the diserse. The laws of life and health, why
it it is unnecessary and dangerous to take drugs, and
how to preserve health and long life. Will visit pa
tients, and give directions for home treatment, when
desired.
Sj'Gast Springhili, May 1, '66.—ly.p.
J J. NEWE LL ,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Orwell, Bradford 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
survey i / of all unpattcnted lands as soon as warrant
are obtained.
May 17, 1806.
"VTOTICE TO BUILDERS.—SeaIed pro
il posuls will lie rc-eWcd by the under-igned, up to
the first day of September next, for tarnishing the ma
ferial and building a Universalis! Cnureh in iowanda.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the office ol Dr.
E. 11. Ma - a Bids may be made for .Stone, Brick or
Wood. Church to lie finished by the first day of Au
gust. 1807- By older ot the Trustees.
G. F. MASON ,President.
Towanda, July ID, 1&66.
A MERIO A N HOTEL,
TOWA ND A , PA.,
Having purchased this well known Hotel on Bridge
Street, I have refurnished and refitted it with every
convenience for the accommodation ol ai! who may pat
ronize me. No pains will lie spar, dto make all pleas
ant and agreeable. J. S. PATTERSON , Prop.
May UG. —tf.
"Vf UTILE.—if VYING DISPOSED OK MY
JLi interest iu the Book, Stationary and News Store to
Messrs. A1 voi d A Barber, I take pleasure in recommend
ing tlit-m to the confidence of the public as gentlemen
worthy their patronage.
All accounts ol the late concern will he settled by me
at their store. JOHN J. GRIFFITHS.
Aug. 8, 1866.
I "'LOUR I FLOUR I FLOUR I-In view
ol the high price of wheat we have been endeavor
ing to produce an extra quality ol Rye Flour lor those
ot our customer- disposed to economise. We now make
it so white as to he scarcely distinguishable from good
wheat floor. Try some.
Flour from White Winter Wheat, also Buckwheat
flour, < orn meal aud different kinds of Feed for sale.—
Cash paid fur all kinds of grain.
H, B. INGHAM.
Cascade Mills, Camptown, June 11, 1866.
f|HIE NEW 4 ItUNN GRIST MILL AT
X Camptown is in operation, furnished throughout
with the most complete, thoroughly tested, and highly
approved machinery aud fixtures, now iu use iu the
United States ; uninterrupted by
man on LOW WATER
Flour, Feed aud Meal, always on hand at prices cor
responding to the cost of Grain.
H. B. INGHAM
May 7, '66. tl
1) uM P M A \ uFAcT I" R Y !
SILAS BETTS & AO.,
Of Burlington, Bradford County, Pa., are manulactur
ing the old and well known Wooden Pump with all the
latest improvements. Also laying Pump Logs from
Springs, fcc., Ail orders promptly attended to.
July 10,1866.—tf.
t CAUTION.—All persons are hereby cau
) tinned not to -h .ot birds of any kind on the prem
ises of either of the undersigned, as the law against
such will he stiictly enforced :
IVA. Overton, E. H. Smith Wra. Dittricb, Jos. Pow
ell, Francis Watts, B. 8. Russell, M. C. Mercnr, li. C.
Porter, .James M. Ward, A. 11. Kingsbury, W. W.
Kingsbury, Mrs. Lucy M.Adams, E. R. DeLong.
July 26, 1b66.
DIl. PIIATT has removed to State street
(first above B. S. Rosso'! A Co's Bank). Persons
Irom a Jiftam-e desirous : ■ ■ i .-'tilting him, will be most
likely to fir.d bim on Satin.ay 3! each week. Especial
attention will l e given to surgical cases, and the extrae
! not teeth. Gas or Ether administered when desired.
July 18.1666. D. 8. PRATT, M. D.
JCO UNT AI N L A K E !
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that tie
Pleasure Grounds connected with Mountain Lake, have
been put in complete order, and that he is prepared for
the reception ol parties.
His Buildings and Boats have all undergone thorough
repair, and parlies will and everything provided lor
their coinlort, Amort- delight: 1.1 place of resort can
no. be found ill the county than this lake and the adja
cent grounds affording shady walks, cood boating, and
excellent fishing.
HARRISON DODD.
Burlington, July J, 1866,
DOOK -BINDERY.—THE PUBLIC IS
U re-pi t lully informed that the Book-Bindery lias
K > a removed : > the Argus Building,3d story, where
w ill be done
B O O K • B 1 N DING!
Iu all its various branches, on -0.-. as reasonable as
'• the times " will allow. The iliudery will be uudt-a
the charge ol
H. C. WHITAKER,
An experienced Binder, and all work will be promptly
done, in a style and manner which cannot be excelled.
Music, Magazines, Newspapers, Old Books. Ac., bound
in every variety of styic. Particular attention will be
paid to the Ruliugand Binding ot
BLANK BOOKS,
To any desired pattern, which in quality and dura ility
wil lie warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery when promised.
The patronage of the public is solicited, and perftet
satisfaction guarranteed.
TowanJ.i, August IstiG.— tf.
WY ALUSIN G AC ADEMY.
rWYALUSING, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA.
Wm. 11. Bnow.s, Principal.
Miss MARY E BROWS, Preceptress.
The Fall Term will commence on Monday, August 20,
1866, and continue 11 weeks. Rate of tuition as fol
lows :
Reading, Spelling, Primary Arithmetic and Geogra
phy M 00. English Grammar. Geography, Writing and
'lithmcti to Cube Root, $-i,OO. Single-Entry Book
Keeping, Botany, Rhetoric, Anatomy and Physiology,
Astronomy, Latin, Gieek, Higher Arithmetic and Alge
bra through Qadratic Equations $6,00. Natural Phi
losophy, Chemistry, Double Entry Book-Keeping, High
er Algebra, Geometry, Trignometry and Surveying
$7,00. Incidentals, 30 els. Tuition invariably payable
by the middle of the term. No deductions on accouu
ol absence except in cases of protracted illness.
Wyalusing, July 10; 1866.—8w.
WHOLESALE MUSIC DEPOT.
L. B. POWELL, Scrantou, Pa., Dealer in Chichcr
ing's Pianos Decker's Pianos, Mason A Hamlin's Cabi
Tet Organs, Treat Li: dsley A Co's Melodeons, and al
kinds ol Musical Instruments, Sheet Music and Music
Books. Orders irom Dealers and Teachers especially
solicited. Address
L. B. POWELL,
116 , Pennsylvania Avenue, Scriutou, Pa.
June 11,1566—y1.
TIE AS of very line quality, by the chest
. or at retail, bought before the recent advance, and
for sale cheap at FOX'S.
June 13,1866.
MITCHELL'S EXTRACTS.—The finest
extracts lor flavoring in use. For sale wholesale
and retail at FOX'S.
"(JURATION'S YEAST COMPOUND"
O is tiie best yeast ever sold, iam agent lor the
manufacturer. For sale at wholesale or retail.
E. T. FOX.
QJIOCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
JOU N MERI DE T 11,
Main st., first door south of Rail Road House, Towauda.
has just received a large addition to his stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Which will he sold at wholesale aud retail, at the very
lowest rates.
Farmer's Produce ol all kinds bought aud sold.
The public attention is respectfully invited to ray
stock, which will be found to be Fresh, bought at low
prices and will he sold at correspondingly low rates.
Towanda, July 17,1866.
©arbiter, tjemmings SK tfo.'s iCirais.
rpUE GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND
MO -N STER 00NS O L ID ATI 0 N
IS COMING !
Will Exhibit in
TOWANDA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, iB6O.
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE,
—AND
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
COMBINED WITH
jOy . *
4 Co
AMERICA.; CIRCUS,
The Largest Traveling Institution in
A" erica.
DAMI EL GARTEN MANAGER
LIST OF ANIMAI S.
COL. HALL'S TRAINED ANIMALS.
African Linn, Asiatic Licit;. s, jlr.tziliian Ti. r, Senegal
Leopard, African Liontf? pud N'p tted Tiger.
DALY r I I: I s ! f A NT, JLNN Y T INT), the =1 II- st ever
ex P ; 1. s A . 'i AIM!.' or IllPPOi'i >T A M l.'S of the New
W rid, he < niy orn in Ameri i, DOI BL. HUMPED
lI.V IK IA N<A MI i , the lir-t ev. r hi' Red in America,
very rare, \FH . >N, KAZXLIAN iTGEK,
PAIII OF YOUNG I.; ■ N-.fn m tl Cap* of Good Hope,
SKNI.GAL Li:o;'.\ IDS, KOYAL lii'XGAL TR.KKB,
only • !-. in America, and tli l-.rg vt ever exhibited,
WHITK HI.MM AI, KM MOUNTAIN BEAK, v-ry fine,
Tibbett Bear, Isabella Bear, Sacrt-d Cattle from India,
Spotted Axis !"Wr. from the Banks rf tl JUv r Ganges,
the first erer exhibited in Amei 1, A ri Hy na, Afri
can lVlicans, African l'orc 11 pines, Guy and Bed Foxes,
Ant Fitters. .Imeric.fi Fallow Beer. I'-jj ii-.i: Ichneumon,
t r--:ed <'< . kat >•->:, Colden Pi/-a'.t . v uth American
!'• \\ t Yi v r I'hea- -its, Spanish Macaws. Airman Par
ri . .M'-niccy 'j . 1',.,' • &• . Kockv Mountain
Badger, Guinea Pit JTKF WHITE H \COCKS the
most beautiful Births -ver exhibited, and the only ones
ever seen in any country. Prairie W Ives. Australian
Cockatilla. Kosa ( katoo Ir 1 I'arounMts, An iralian
Ko<t-ll i.. T.iv t H.irt - Ki _ . .1; \ Qu*en Parrots, ll*>d and
Yellow ('P Med -V. and a lie 1 I Minor Animals.
COLO NE L ti ALL.
Will intr.i.bicp i!Pi-rfoTiuinir Fli-phnnt. .TFXNY I.IND,
•Ittcli K> : rtaim, and will : ■ < titer the
Den of Performing Animals,
And a
Daring and Graceful exhibition
Of tin; j- iwer of Man ovt r the
WILD DENIZENS 0E THE FOREST.
The Large s; ct Popular Eou
• -xi\; jfjW 01 M r
fi iIU- b %z?
GARDNER, HEMMING? & GO,
If not tho least j.art of this Colossal Comblnati n.
Observe the Names of -the Performers.
i'-iISS ELIZA GARDNER-
I 6- F. mala Hidor in Wo-ld.
MADAME CAMILLA,
l h Parisian Fqttrstrienra.
Mi; . THEPTHCRP.
Mile. BANEIR,
U!. .--.RD HEMMINGS,
lit -N tip 11: I ]*|ii .iriait, and only rival ol the
GREAT ELONDIN.
FRANK. CARPENTER,
The Wizard Horseman.
DA GARDNER.
The People's Clown
CHARLES MONROE.
Tlio \ i-jl t Irluialdi.
GEORGE BROWNE,
Champion Turn ler of America.
CHARLES KING,
Th- \et aipli-hed Maitre du Cirque.
JOSEPH SANDFORD,
The Darin? GymnasL
Master ED\A f IN GARDNER,
The Infantile Wonder.
The BAZZELL BROTHERS,
Tho Skillful and Graceful Gymnasts
ALSO
Messrs COOPER, TAYLOR, BANEIR
ROLINO, STETSEL, etc-, etc-
Tile stud of Horses end Ponfpts
Is the Largest r.d Best Train J C<dl lion in America.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Is directed to the
Magnificently Grand Procession !
Which will enter Town on 1 1 ,y of KxhU it . haded
by ttw
GRAND GOLDEN CH/VRfOT,
And followed by the entire Stu! of U r
elegantly decorated Cattea, Y <ns. I mm : ; a
GORGEOUS PARj
Far eclipsing any thai ?. > *--t ••••!, . i. .v.. 1. > tr-.k cling
c-st.-bll:, m A morion.
The Entertainments will 1 • given und< r a
SVIAMIWOTH PAVILL?CF3,
Capable of *•••••>: v.-... . 1 .tin/ (XXX) SJM t it- r hr- will !•%
li EX HI HIT IONS LA< 15 i> VY,
AFTERNOON AND I.VT XING.
In order toaccomm latotho persons i : a .
the Menagerie and nottlie Circ the d/< ..ui i OJH L :.t
1 and ©la P M.,
And the CIRCUS PESf'il Jit Ni ot-in:, nee until
2 and 7 i P. M.,
IV.rding such Parties n>Y*n!- t< • *vitne-> :: ~1.:.a rie
and ret lT, . r> tho
us I'crfoi inauco Cominenccs,
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION TO BOTH SHOWS
MEXANGERIE AND CIRCUS.
Adults, 50 cents
Children under ten yeni-s 25 "
Will also F.xhibit iu
TROY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
LACEYYILLE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7'
ilegal. ,
LIST OF PERSONS DRAWN AS.FUR
ors for a Court ot Quarter Sessions to be held for
Sept<- aber Term, A. D„ 1860.
GRAND JURORS.
Josephus Canbell, Burlington ; Jas. Moiyueux, Over
ton ; Lyman r'n uch, Wells ; Joscpli Seeley, ltouie tp.;
Burton Luther, Burlington; James Kdsali, Wells; Smith
Lant, Rome twp. ; Addisen Cooper, lfidgbury ; Jesse
Moore,South Creek ; Charles F. Sayles, Alleu Pierce.
Geo. B- Davi a. Troy boro'; Edwin Rosell, Columbia ;
fhomas 11. Smith, K.J.Pickering, James Gleaveland,
Orwell ; L lys es Moody, Smithlield ; Gabriel Walker,
Athens twp.; Means Watts Towanda North ; Benjamin
Clark, l.eltoy; L. P. Williams, Troy twp.; John Fisher,
Wyalusing ; Danis Gray, Tusoarora ; A. C. Arnold,
Rome twp.
TBAVEBS JUBOKS.—Ist WEKK.
Thomas James, ( yrus Weaton, Warren ; Stephen
Clark, Burlington; .Stephen Hornet, Justus Ackla, Wya
lusing; Chart": Taylor, Burlington West; Morris Shep
aid, WelLs ; Homer Bioeks, Jas. Kennedy, Springfield ;
J ohn Divine, Towanda North; A.T.Owens, G'auton tp.;
Stepheu Strickland, Alva Cooley, Alvin Nichols, John
B. Smith, Wysox ; John Griflim, Francis Ovenshire,
Athens twp. ; Luther Loomis, Ilansaler Leouard, Troy
twp. ; J. A. Bradley, Asylum ; Orrin Hunt, Orwell ;
A. J,. Granmer, Monroe boro'; J.P. Nichols,Windham;
Martin Heckmer, Overton ; J. A. Park,Uerrick ; Jabez
Fish, Sheshrquin ; George lloriou, Wiimot; D. A.
Greeuo, Ixboy ; Edward L, Gregg, C. S. Taylor,
Standing Stone ; William Peck, Ota in McCollum, Col
umbia ; A. G. Mason, Towanda iwp. ; Lyman Dorfce,
Mcrrit Wood.'Sniithlield ; Geo. Merrill, Athens boro.
TitAVEKS JUKOIU—2d WKtk.
George Johnson, A.J. Drake, Granville; A. B. Lack
ey, Addisen Beidleman, Sheshequin ; Geo. T. Granger,
Jona Allen. M. J. Coolbaugh, David Shores, Wysox ;
Levi Stull, C. S. Elliott, Canton twp. ; Edwin Collins,
James Finch, Windham ; Geo. Stoue, Calvin Stowell,
Leander Gamble, Wiimot ; Wm. Shumway, Tuscarora ;
lb-race Corbiu, J . P. Coburn,Warren; Abram Hnnsiker,
Athens twp.; Eiijalr Wolcott, J.itchlieid;'Sanii.el Wells,
Elijah Potter, Or welt ; Hiram Mason, .-south Creek ;
Miles Carler.J P.Colter, Towanda Borough ; Henry
Mann, Wm. Hewitt, Terry; Charles James, Rome boro ;
Wm. Stevens. dgbnry James Vandyke, Ulster; L.
H. lloan, Springfield; Able Bolls, Uerrick; Ebbiu Pack
ard, Samuel Williams, Franklin; Chauncey Pomeroy,
Troy twp.; E. W. Joues, Pike.
J. M. SMITH,
Aug. 7, 1860. SherilT.
QHERIFF'S SiiLES.— By virtue of a writ
KD ol \eud. Expo. ..-sued out ot the Court ol Common
Pleas ol Bradford county, to me directed and delivered,
will be exposed m publi - sale at the Court House in the
Boro' ol Towanda, FA TURDAV, SEPT EMBER l,lsiio,at
1 o'clock p. m ..tin- loiiowiug described lot piece or par
cel of land, situate in Ridglory twp, bounded as fol
lows, to wit: North by laud ot Calvin P. Hall, east by
laud oi Orrin Burn ham, sooth by land ot E. ■.. Brown,
and wt-st by lands ol James Barrett. Containing fifty
acres ol land, more or less, about forty acres improved,
with a Iramed house, trained barn,and two orchard., ot
fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of If. C.
Lock wood vs. Joseph Parker.
ALSO—The loiiowiug lot. piece or parcel oi land, sit
uate in Athens twp.. ••-> ..i>.! as follow.-, to wit : Be
ginning in the centre ot the road leading from Mill town
to Atlieus boro', at the north-west com- , G W.Park's
land, thence north ld|° east 10s 2 io per. along the con
tie of said road t the north line ot the -'Picketing
Tract" (so called) oi which this is a part, thence south
I t-4A° east along -lie north line ot : aid Pickering liact
180 per. to a cot v. hence south 30° east 14 4-10 per,
to a corner, the:: ,- south Jt^ 0 east 9 per. to a corner,
thence south .-d sst 27 2-10 per. to a corner, thence
south 32° we. . 10 perches to a cornc-r, thence
south 40® west i.; iu per. to a corner ol Joseph Fhep
aril's .ami, theme .-..uUi tt-J 9 east 2o 8-10 per. to a cor
net . thence south 1";° ttist 40 per. to a corner, thence
south 8° west 21 per. to a corner of said G'. W, Park's
land, theme north -4j J west 2a-.t 3-10 jar. to the place
o! beginning. Coutaiuiug Lis acres aud ttJ per.ot Lad
more or less, ail improved,with a trained d welling-hou.se
add two framed barns, cow-shed, and orchard of fruit
teees theieou.
,-i izeu and tuki a into i xecutiou at the suit ol Harr,s
Si Siiltmarsh vs. James 8. Ltiggeit.
AfJsU—By virtue ot a writ ot Fi. Fa., the following
piece oi parcel oi land .situate iu Columbia twp., bound
id us follows, to wit: ita the north hy lands ol George
Furmun, east by the public highway, south by lands of
Thomas Maxwt if, ami west by 1 inn of Edward Young.
Containing 110 acre, ot land mote or less übou' - j
a- io- improved, with oue framed horn thereon.
tsuized and taken -.nto execution at the s hi ol Alired
Parson's mimi x use vs. lfoses Seeley.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or pared of laud sit
uate in Athens boro', honuaeu a., fOUows, to wit: On
the liotth by Alji.iham i icacrick, east hy laud ot Mrs.
Welch, south by Margaret Amley, aud west l.y the pub
lic highway. Containing j half an acre of laud more or
less, all improved with one trained dwelling house,! lew
fruit tree-- there.-n.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Frank
M. Cole v.-. J. W. Cole.
ALSO—The foil ... .4 pi eot parcel oi land sit
uate iu Herrick twp., i unded -is fDllowß, toVit: On
the north by land 0! Nu'liania! Piatt, on the east by Ar- ;
chibai Coleman, on the south uy Ehslia Lewis, ai.d on '
the west by ,sila., Titus. Gontaiuiug 100 acres more or ]
less, about 60 acres improved, with two framed houses, t
framed barn, and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized ar.il taken into execution at the suit ot Nelson
Vanderpool v.,. Homy Green.
ALSO—The loll" -v ing lot, piece or parcel ot laud sit- 1
uate in Wiimot twp. bounded as follows, to wit: North '
by the fc-u-quehanna lav, r, . uat and s.uth by lands of I
Geo. Mi! er, and we ,t by land oi Aaron Ely. Contain
ing two acres of landmoroor les-, uii improved, with '
framed house, trained wagon shop, and a tew fruit trees I
thereon.
Seized and taken into exe uti m at ihe suit ol (4. W. j
Jacks -n use vs. ii. 1.. Edwards.
ALSO—The foil wing iut, piece or parcel of land sit- I
nate in West Burlington twp., bounded as follows, to I
wit: On tits north by the public highway, east bj
lauds ol i uwii, Swan , south by ,aiid.s 01 Geo. John- -n ,
rsr.d w.-st by The -L Curtis. Containing 46 acres ot
1 ,iii 1 more or lea'mut 3.1 acrts improved, with a fra
med house, Irar.icc oarn, and a tew trait trees thereon.
(seized and taken iut ex. cation ; I the suit oi N. G. !
Harri-' us vs. Gt- i, ■ Perry.
ALSO—t he following , t pic- eor parcel ot land -it- 1
uate i.i Albany twp., bona it das 1 diow -.to wit : North t
by iam'.- .1 Patrick Finna i .11 John Giine, c>st by i
lands of YVm.C: ::':i * ids of Phillip Cain and
I'atrE-k HoKornon, west •: J seph Huusinger. 1
Con tain, ug ..s ..e:c, ot uoi . ._ or less, about 15 acres -
improved, with a hew-ed 1.-g couse, a shed, and a tew !
fruit trees theicun.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit ot i. M.
Heacock's use vs. Jonas !! insiuger.
Al.SU—The tollov.uig lot. piece or parcel of land sit
uate .at User t.vp , bounded as follows, to wit: North
by pnblichighway loading from Milan to Bmithfield,
east l.y public hicliw >. .ending from Towanda to A-li
ens, -outa l.v lmdsoi the tVi.J iiarsh, and west by
land ... Butler \ iucent. Containiug ij aero acre land
more ar !c-s. all improvi d.with one framed tavern house S
framed dwelling house, iramed barn, and a few fruit
trees thereon.
ALSO- One other j feet or parcel ol land sit tale in :
said twp. ot Ulster, bounded 9- follows,to wit -. North
by land ot Hatinin l-iuti, east by the public highway
leading ftoui 11 wan da to Athens, south by .and ot toe J
Widow Flood, and west by land ot said Samuel Iluff. |
Containing one acre ot laud more or le.-s, all improved,
with one trained steam Grist-mill aud Shingle Machine !
iuercou.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of N. C. j
Hatris vs. Darius Myers.
ALSO—The loiiowiug lot, piece or parcel oi land at- j
uate in Towanda twp , bottndnd as follows, to wit: Be
ginning at u yellow-pine corner in the line ot J. P, Kir
by's laud, thence south t>o| - west 21 6-10 perches to the :
south-east corner of sai l Kirov's farm, it being also a
corner of Edward Overton's laud, thence south 324° j
east 78 1 er. to a stake and stones in Jas. Nestor's line, i
theuci- north 6ti° e.i-t 21 J-lu per. on the line ot lands I
formerly ot James Nestor's, now tlie heirs of !>. F. Bar- i
.-tow, ot. ii, to a corner iu line of Cornelius Moore, and !
thm- e westerly iu .1 straight iiue si 6 10 perches 10 the 1
place . beginning. Containing 12 acres more or less, i
about ;' acres improved, with a framed li nise tb<-rt*on.
. ./.Cii at.il taivcii 1:.I ■ exccu'.iuU at t e s:nu ot Darnel :
Curran vs. Mary Ann Bi-bop.
AL-o—The foliowitig lot. piece of parcel of land sit- ;
uate ii Leßoy t-p., 0 undid as follows, to wit: On'
the north by land of A. G. Kcllcy . oust by laud 01 j
< .coy fi.a.ip.-:. - nil by T-".van.la Creek, aud west j
by laud ot A. M.K.Wes . Gontaining 50 acres more ,
or k-s. • -at ..0 ..civs impioved, with a iramed house,
framed barn, and a few lruii trees tht-reon.
Seized aud taken iut.) execution at the suit of Edward
Walker's u-c vs. B. B. stone.
AgsO- -The following lot, piece or parcel of land sit- '■
ue.ie in Smithlield twp.. bounded as follows, to wit: On
the north by lands ot Timothy Gil.'ailanil Horace Heatli,
ea-t by land o; M.F Ransom, south by land 01 George
Griffith and I! nj. Tliemus.and west by land of Alexan
der Lane aud Beuj. Dauton. Gontaining 108 acres more
or less, about cu acres improved, with a few fruit trees
thereon
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of W.
Ransom vs. M. i . Ransom adm rot David Brown dee'd.
ALSU—By virtue ot a writ ot levari Facias the loi
iowiug lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Athens tp.,
bounded as lollows, to wit : On the south by the So
phia Gaikin-' U t, i n the wist ii-ading Irom Wheelock's
Factory to Militowu. 111 the n< rtb by laud of Benjamin
C, Rice, and on the wc t by nid Bophla Calkin's land.
Seized and taken into execution at tlie suit ot Samuel
L. Sawyer oso vs.JuhnG. Roberts.
J.M. SMlTH,Sheriff.
Shot ill's Office. Towauda, Aug. >. 1. 66.
MRLAL LIST FOR SEPMIBER TERM.
J. Commencing September.'!, IS6G.
Lydialawn vs. Atuos Baker Issue
Emma J. Hewitt Ac. v-.. Samuel Kellum et ai.ejectment
David McDuffie vs. North Branch Canal Co damage
Joint F. Means vs David Wiimot appeal
H A Hood vs. Shipman a Welles deiit
Ghas W Clapp v s Welles, Blood k Co., replevin
SVkl P Bioou's ut vs. G F Welles Jr case
Clark A Baker vs. Abraham Steers et al uebt
John Bortc vs. Pomeroy Brothers Ttepaaa
Pomeroy Brothers vs. J S Smead appeal
Jili B~ Stalfbrd vs. D U Blackuian do
! Amos Griffieth et al vs. A. 11. Spalding do
Polly Chilson vs. John W Sweet replevin
James Wn-'.cy vs. Bosweli Luther case
I Daniel Blackman vs. J L Bockwell &c do
T I) Hail VB.oaM>Bne Hall ejectment
: Samj Hyatt et al vs. F S Elliott et al trespass
Elijah Walker vs. Peter llcudershot appeal
I Adam Sehcrenger vs. M B Owen debt
j Eleazer Pomeroy vs. Josiah Gilbert ejectment
I Jesse VVarcleli vs. Elhauan Smith case
| Aug Lewis vs. D D Brewster ejectment
! Horace Hemau vs. Alien & J B Conklin do
1 H S Phiuney vs. Otis P Lyou case
j Commown'Rh Pennsylvania vs. P 1' Sweet et al.. .soi ia
i Robt Campbell's adm'rs. vs. John S Madden appeal
| Val Wagoner et ux vs. Morgan T'erwillegar ca.-u
Joseph 6 Corson vs. David S. Miller case
I John Mull in vs. James McCowville appeal
Myron Owens vs. David S Miller CJ - se
Miles Prince vs. Edwin Owens et 41 ejectment
[ Mort Vanderpool-vs. Nelson Vanderpool debt
Alfred Noxou vsATowanda CoalAlrou G'o.,sciiasur mor
BRADFORD COUNTY,ss.
Subpocuas returnable on Monday. September 10, A. D.
1-66, at lu o clock, a. m. E. O. GOODRICH,
August 16,1866. Prothouotary.
Cfpui
REGISTER'S NOTICES. —Notice is here
by given, that there lias been lilid and settled in
the office of the Register 01 Wells, in audfor the county
of Bradford, actounts of Administrate >n upon the fol
lowing estates, viz :
Partial ace't of Elvira S iribiey <>::ardian of IdaC and
Elvira A Sihiey.
Final acc't of Wm H Spindler ex,r of Eliza Gist, late
of Springfield ,dec'd,
Final acc't of V S Vincent adrn'r of Joseph Farr,latc
of Ifidgbnry, dee'd.
Final acc't of Alex. Rich guardian oi Mary Virginia
Clark, and Betsy M Clark.
Partial acc't oi Thus. Williams and Sam'! Annable
ex'rs of Roderick Williams, late of Canton, dee'd.
Final acc't ot J E Cook adm'r of Aranthus Hyatt,late
of Wells, dee'd.
Final acc't of Sally M & Isaac Laytou ex'rs of John
Layton, late of Litchfield, dee'd.
Final acc't ot Hiram Horton adut'r of Josiah H Little
late of Troy, dee'd.
Final acc't of Jerome J Green guardian ot Salmon T
Green.
Final acc't of A 1> Fo-s & Mary Mills adm'rs of Jos.
Mills, late of I.eKoy, dee'd
Final acc't oi Win . Verbeck adm'r oi M H Leonard,
late of Troy, dee d.
Final acc't of B F Knapp guardian >1 George Ku.ipp.
Final acc't of David Gardner adm'r oi Theron Hiue
hart,
Final acc't ol Eliza ii ardman adin'ix oi Vcru-s N
Bo irdrrun, late of Windha.a, dee'd,
Final acc't oi C H White (one ot the) adm'rs of Wm.
B French, late ot Franklin, dee'd.
Final acc't of Wm. Bunnyau adm'r of CyrnaSmitu,
late of Burlington, dee'd.
Final acc't of C F Welles, jr. & Edivin White adm'rs
of A P Stevens, late of Athens, dee'd.
Final acc't of Wm.Gregg adm'r of Francis V Gregg,
late of Towaiida, dee'd.
Final acc't ot Kiieon Pn kard adm'r ol NtiesF Pack
ard. late of Leßoy, dee'd.
Fiual acc't oi Jas. McKean adm'r ot Samuel Walls,
late of Armenia, dee d.
Final account of A. f). Foss, administrator ol Sam!.
VV. WLcox, laic ol Leroy twp., deceased.
Final acc't ot O F Parsons adin'r oi Alvah lle.tiu,
late of Terry, dee'd.
Final account ot Wm. B. Wilcox, administrator of J.
A. Koyse. iate ol Le oy,deceased.
1 inai accT ol B a Russe.i <t Elleu Dougherty adm'r
of Patrick Dougherty, late oi Towanda, dee'd.
Final acc't ot Gordon Wilcox exe'r Thomas Wilcox,
late of aiuitlnieid, heed.
Partial acc't of J L Phillips -dm"; oi Chas. Phillips
jr., late ol Spripgli Id, dee'd.
Final acc i ot Joseph F Wheatou adm'r of Marvin
M'Creray, late ol Warren, dee'd.
t Final acc't of Rebecca M Martin acting admix o! C
I J E Martin, late ot Granville, dee'd.
Final acc't oi G J GUubbuck guardian of Byron A,
I Matilda and Aaron G Pratt.
Final acc't ot Uriah Terry atin'r of Wra. Yanderpool
sth, late of Terry, dee d,
i Final a-.c't o: uca Bhtckwell tdm'r ol Wyllis J
Bronsou, lute B iriington, dee'd.
Final ace t n PII Buck atim'r of! M Bailey, lie ol
LeKaysville, •. . 'u.
Final acc't •' A R& J W Brow; k E Cnrr exe 'rs oi
James Brow . te ot Uerrick, dee'd.
Partial at " WW PeriueA G F Reding ton adm'rs
oi E P Ferine, .ate of ii'jy, aia d.
Final acc't of <; G Gridley exe'r of • River ElLsvvo >t i,
late ol Orwell, dee'd -
Partial acc't, ol G G Gridley guardian of Jenm ■ and
Seymour Tyrrell.
Partial ac count ol E.G. Kellogg. ; irdian of Wirt
Warlord.
Final account of ( has. Chaffee. . .istrator ot Is
aac it. Horton, deed. late ot Shesu ; ...
Final act't of Wm. Mix guardian o. i> Henry, Hen
lietta and Carrie Bsrstow.
I .SO—. he appraisement of property sei off by Exe
tutors or Administrators 11 wid ws or children, ol the
iollowing decedents :
Estate of Wm. Zaucr.
" '• Peter V Bennett.
" Joel S'alf'ord.
" " Alouzo Long.
" '• Caiviu Lewis.
" " Ghas. D Miller.
" " Ghas. James.
'• '• Guieb Allyu.
" " Cbas. Drake.
" Peter isteriger.
" '• John W. A;ger.
And the sam will be presented to the Orphan's CourL
ol Bradford Gounty, on Monday the 3d day of Septem
ber next, lor confirmation and allowance.
A". G, ELSPItEE. Register.
Register's Office, Aug. 7, 1866
\ DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
afJk- is hereby given th.u all persons indebted to thee.s
tate ol Davids. Horton, late ot VVysox tp. dee'd. are
requested to make immediate payment, and all having
claims upon said estate will present tic m duly autlu-aii
cated for settlement.
GEO. ! GRANGER.
Aug. 22, l soo. Admin istrator.
t I'MINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice
A-Liticby giveu i a ■ persons indebted to she e.-. a'c
oi Absalom J. Carr .t d, late of Albany twi ,
are requested to tu ... immediate payment, anu the.
having demands again i said estate will present th ai
duly authenticated tor ttlement.
if 11. IUCUARDS,
J. N. GARR.
Aug. 28, ;St>tl. Administrators
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
all pera as a lebted
tate r*ally Olmstead, decv late ot I'isier t
are reqir -teu to r iimmediate puyniebt, ai: i those
having demands ag.iin • said estate will present ih
. 1 - . . M '• U'JllK'lil.
Iv i'i. Adfainistrator.
A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.- - Notice i.s
ai- hereby that all persons indebted tvth es
tate oi Jus. .1. i-urnum. iute oi Comm-jri w,•., dec .
aie request! • > > make immediate puymeut. and thus
having claims .:. ainst said estate will present them duly
authenticate.! for aeubneiit.
LUGV A. TUBMAN,
EDWIN Rl'.-sELL.
July 9, 1566. Administrator-.
EXEC II! iI X .8 Oi iC E—X otict; is iic'i'c
iiy giveu, that all persons indebted to the estate of
JOHN G. ADAM .late of Nona Towmda twp.,dee'd,
ai .. , . -ted to make in: me. isle puyaieut, and those
having claims against said c■ ■: arc requested to pre
sent luem to John v. Mix, at his ofßepin Towanda Bo
rough, uuly authenticated for iirttli-ihituli
LL\ f M. AD A
July tl, l-cti. Fxe • ,ix
A DM. INIBiivATOU'B NOTICE.— Nw.ce
JLM. is hereby given, that ail pw.-.n- , the
estjtool Peter 1. Vroman, late oi West Burling■ . iwp.,
dc u, are requested to make immediate p.iym i., au-.i
hose having demanus against .-.iia -■ ,ate will please p.
sent duly authenticated lot settlement.
HIRAM H. Foster,
July 24. 1866. Administrator.
A DMINIS'R'S NOTlCE.—Notice here
'■y givi u that ail persons indebted to the estate m
Martin Compton, late ot Burlington twp.. Bradiord
Gouuty, dee'd, are requested to make payment without
delay and all having claims against said estate are re
quested to present them uuiy autheut.cated lor settle
mint. JESSE B. McKKAN,
July i 9, 1866. Administrator.
A DAtlNib L'LtATOR'S NO iTCE.-Nuiieu
J.3L is hereby giveu, that x . n> indebted to the
estate-oi J AML.S cAVEtc i ate ol icwaiida tivp.,
dee'd., aie requested to ma,. mmediate paymtm
and those having demands ago said e s,ate will i res
entthem duly authenticates i Geui-i.;.
.tin A . SaV'EKGOOL,
Aug. s, is'd. Adjiiuistrat
A DMI N ISTEATOIi'S NO i ICE.—NoDce
- hereby given, that all persons i;;. < utod tei the
estate oi J. W. TYiUtELL late ol firfell twp.. de
cea sd, are lequesteJ to make immediate payment, atiJ
those having claim against said estate A ~ ,„VNM it- ~,
dulv authenticated tor settlement.
0. •. Gl.l i>LKV ,
Aug. Id, lS'Jd. Aemiuisfra .-••
| N'CORl'UiiA i'iON NUTit'ES.--Applied-
A. tion . i in orporation of Northern Gomnuindery ol
knights ieinplai, No. I?,ol Towaiida,
Application tor incorporation ot Union Gapter No.
ldl, it- R. A. M. ol Towauda.
Application lor incorporation o. Union Lodge No.
10s, A. Y.M. of Towauda.
Application for iucorj oration of the Leona Educa
tional Association.
Application lor incorporation ol First Christian
Church ot Franklin.
Application lor 'ucorpo.alion ol Christian Church ol
Albany.
Notice is hereby given that Ihe above named Associ
ations have severally pre-en ed to the Court ol Com
mon Picas of Biadiou. County their articles i associa
ion asking baa d< ree of Incorporation, and the said
Court having ex unined the same, and finding the n cor
rect, whl de-cue ihii. they be incorporated as prayed
I lor on Monday, Sep- ember 3, lsbfi, at p. ill . unless
i cause be shown to the contrary.
E. ij. GOODRICH , Prothouotary.
l'rotliouotary's Office, Aug. 3, lSiid.
APPLICATION IX DIVORCE.-2b fly
-i V j, t ne Fury—'So. 173 Feb'y. Term. 1-dd. V
| hereby notified that Glories Fury, your husband, i.,.s
j applied to the Couit o; Common Pitas u. BraUi..rd to.,
i for a divorce from the kinds o matrimony, and th, - -i I
! G -'H i has appointed Monday, .sept 3. 1>>";. at 2 o'cU. k
: p. m., at the Court House in Towauda. lor hearing the
said Ben ben s. Trask in the premises, at which time aud
I place you an attend il you think proper
Aug. j, 1866. J • M. SMITH. si>e ; 1.
A DMINISTRATOR'S N OTICE.- Notice
il is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
I estate ot ABSALOM J. GARB, late oi Albany twp..
deceased, are requested to ln.ike ijniucniutc payment,
aud those having claims against said e.J.ate will pr sent"
them duly authenticated tor settlement.
R. H. RICHARDS,
J. 11. GARR,
Aug.2o, ls-Gii Administrators.
I VTEW AND FRESH GOODS I
I_l Just received,
A FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES,
ißought for Cash,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT A SMALL ADVANCE.
Thankful for past favors, 1 would respectfully any to
my old triends that 1 hope by strict attention ami fair
prices to merit a continuance ol their favors.
Towauda Feb. 2. K. T. FOX.
ROCERIES of all kinds are selling
J cheap at FOX'S.