jtUaflftml ilqiortcv.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
litfrTlit" fifth bcture of the course
before the Y. M. C. A., will !><• delivered at
the Court House, on Wednesday evening.
.lan. 16th.; by Rev. H. M, GAUCHER. of
Brooklyn. N. Y. The subject will be, — ,
••AMERICA AND THE AMERICANS."" ijis lec
ture here last season, on '• IRELAND AND i
THE IRISH." render it unnecessary I'or any j
recommendations from us.
The loss to the Association in consdqnenoe
of the tire at our last lecture, make if neces
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sary to fix the price at 50 cents. Lettnre to \
commence at 8 o'clock. Doors ope tat 7J. j
The anniversary exercises of
the Episcopal Sabbath School will >e held j
on Sunday next, at 21 o'clock, P. M.
BRADFORD OmcERS:--
President Judge- KARRIS B. ST [IEF.T- 1
EE.
Associate Judges- -LEVI P. STAI.FI KD, .1.
W. VANDYKE.
sheriff— WlLLlAM GRIFFIS.
Pwthdnofnrg, dr.—WILLIAM. A. THOMAS.
Register and Reewler— HENßY J. MADTDL.
Treasurer— J. P. VANFI.KF.T.
Coiinnissimifr* —JOHN BEALDSLFY.J STERN
MCKEE, WM. B DODOE.
flerie'fo Lemrnnstsiftnets —E. P. CoOHBAt'OH. :
Cmmstl —GEO. D. MONTANYT.
Physician— C. K. LAPP.
Auditors—C. H. CORRIN. GEO. EIXI
OTT, ISAAC D. SOPER.
Mermnlile Appraitw— HECTOß OWFNS. !
TEMPERANCE.— Gen. PATTO.V will lec
ture on temperance at Hole's School House,
Woodside, on Thursday evening. His re
noun as a temperance lecturer, always com
mands a large audience. He will also de
liver an essay before the Towanda Lyceum, |
on Friday evening of next week. Subject: j'
" The adaptation of Nature to thf happi
ness of Mankind."
t&- We reported in our last week's
issue, what was the prevailing repott at the
time we went to press, that the residence of
Judge Hyatt of Nichols,had been destroyed '
by fire. This, we have since found, was an
erior, and we gladly correct it. The resi
lience which was burned was that, we be
lieve, of Cyrus Evans, some distance back '
from Mr. Hyatt's.- Ortego Times. ! <
teg" A. Mr. Dorin, of Spencer, was
drawing lumber last Wednesday morning a
week ago.found his feet cold, but as he sup
posed succeeded in warming them by run
ning. At night when he came to take off
his boots he found one foot completely
numb. He could not get his boot off the
other till he had thawed it in water. After
the a tempt to restore animation, his feet
became quite black,and it is feared that am- J
putation of one or both feet will become nec
essary. At any rate htf'&i&t'MWise his toes. )
lfirego Times.
PARINO BCRGLARV.—The house of Mr-
Joshua Tompkins of Spencer, was entered
by thieves, Christmas Eve., while the fam- j •
ily was absent,between the hours of six and j j
eight. They effected an entrance by fore- J ,
ing open two doors,one fastened by a hook, | ]
the other having a wedge ov :r the latch.— j i
After ransacking a bureau, from which they ,
took a pocket-book containing about fifteen 1 ,
. cents, they proceeded to force open a safe j |
weighing about 700 lbs., using an old axe, i j
which they found under the shed. Failing | ]
to open the door, alter having broken the ]
hinges, they chopped a hole through the . j
lower panel of the door into the body of the ;
safe. In the drawers to which they gained (
access, were only a few shillings in silver. ,
In one of the upper draw ers were a number j
of bond's which they did noi succeed in ,
reaching probably being interrupted in their |
work, by the return of the family. The ,
thieves were tracked quite a distance, and j ,
it is hoped they may be arrested in a few ,
days:-- Onega Times. ' ■
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.—About L
November Ist, an old man, named William i 1
Struuey, aged about 70 years, left his home '
at Susquehanna Depot, on a visit to a sun , '■
at Nicholson, Pa. A few days ago his friends ( i
at the Depot, who hud been expecting him, <
went to N. in search of him,and there learn- I
ed that he had set out on bis return home j >
on the 28th of November. Inquiry was made 5
at station along the road between this -j '
point and Nicholson, but no tidings could 1
~be pained of the missing man- He bad te j '
considerable stun of money with him, wuil | t
it is feared that he has been robbed, and t
perhaps murdered. When he started on his |
return his son saw him safely aboard the \ i
train, and remained at the depot until after . 1
the train had left. Although an old man, j <
Mr. s>. was very lively and robust, and quite i *
able tp take care of himself under almost 1 1
any circumstances. He was of large-size, aj l
little bald, and wore a small side whisker
sandy in color, and slightly sprinkled with , <•
grey. Any information relating to him will t 1
he thankfully received by John lloutgom- : *
ery, his son-in-law, at Susquehanna Depot, i c
or James Stranev, Nicholson, Wyoming Co., ' t
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The Connty Cornmthinners C
have ruado the following appointments for 1
the current year :
' 7 erl E. R. OOODRAT DIF.
T Counsel— GEORGE I). MONT AREA..
Physies"n—C,. Iv. LADD.
MerotntUe Apprassir —HECTOß OWENS. j s
Mr- COOUIAI'OH luts served the County, I
so long and tinthtull v, that his retention in <
the office, is demanded and expected by ev- t
try oue. Thoroughly conversant with all i
the County business, h- guards the-interests j <
of the tax-pay -IN with unwearied WntPhfiftl- j t
ue* and fidelity.
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I"RANKMN ITEM— The Susquehanna c
txit Co., have risunmil -operations at the | 1
weh Tormerly (tw ni-d by N. P, Wheaton, and ( S
are erecting buildings foV salt boiling. Thv ! '
wain building, is 110 feet long by 40 wide, j*
and will contiihi fitly' ketVliM. t cipab)e of ; '
boiling fifty barrels'•! colt per day. Mr. P. j '
A. Wall of New York city, is superintending!
thc s ftr>! J k. Itiv intended 'tiVlrttve the work j T
completed by the first of February—but it is j
uot expected to successfully rival the Syra- |
oust- salt works before spring opens,—Jfon- 1 a
' pep. j j
• : tin ♦♦ v
IaS" The question discussed on the ( f
pEsttwo Friday nights before the Towanda i T
I.yceum was decided in the affirmative. The i I
un i ting of the Society will he adjourned un- - v
bl Friday evening,- Jan. IS, on account of 1 1
the religious meetings to be held during the \ I
week, when the following will he debated : i ll
[T* c!re, 1- That w iimen should be educated !
lHfhdfltmie sciences in which men ate.
An essay wasr-'ail on Friday evening. Dee.' ,
lxt!. BY Miss AUC.CSTA LYON, cijeditahle ' f
f 1 - berw lf, while its truthful rich- j y
ly merited the approbation of "aIL Mr. E. t
1. XUUDTT delivered an ingeniously writrteu j
one on the 4th mt., entitling hii4 toBi qp- i y
Plause and thanks of the '
BIRNRII.— mi'l of E SNY
DER, in Forks township, Sullivan County,
1 (better know n as CahipbeH'S Miilywas burn
ed on the Htli of December, with uTT its con
tents. some 300 bnsliels of grain. Tile ori
gin of the fire fs unknown. A small insur-j
ance partially covers thr'loss. - (i
CHRISTMAS TREE.- M/. EDITOR':-!—lVr
luips it may not be to yfuir Tm
hferous readers, of the RfthOßTEit. tij he iu
| formed how- the enterprising citians of
, Caaiptowti spent Chrkstmas Eve. A Tieiii- 1
liK'k tree, of suitable dimetimona wns ieenred
hr onr vonng people, and placed iin the;
Academy, uptni which a great variety of.
things were placed for distribution the es-q
timated value of which was about ijix hun- !
| died dollars. 'HH house was beautifiily dec
orated with evergreens. The conmißtee eti- j
gaged Hon GEO. L/AN DON to make a| speech !
• and distribute the presents. At lbout f> |
o'clock the people began to collect, ajul con
tinned to ooiue until tlai house was lih ralty
i j lacked. At 6A o'clock the services coimnnc
nl with jnuwr by A. F. after J
which an appropriate piece was by the j
choir : then Mr. LANDON proceeileil to ad- '
dress the audience. His discourse of an !
' hour, was entertaining and instruj-tive—a |
1 speech characteristic of the man. Hj. as the |
fruit was taken from the tree, pasted it to 1
the person for whom it was design til, mak- '
: ing r unarks, all the time, which kept the us- j
semblage in a happy moot! until tJie hour
for dosing. Great credit is due to the young (
gentlenieil anil ladies of Camptown,' and es- !
peoially to the teacher of the Academy, who
received a fine present from her pupils, for I
I the success of the enterprise. The Occasion j
will long be remembered, by all present, with
pleasure. So.IVH"RNER.
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ARREST AND TRIAL OF BITRGLARR.—We
mentioned in a previous issue the fact of j
the arrest of the burglars who robbed the
safe of the Howard Express Company at 1
this place a year ago last July. They were ;
brought to Troy on Thursday night last;
and we receive from Mr. John A. Hinsey,
City Marshal ot Laporte, Indiana, the par
ticulars of their arrest. Three weeks ago |
Thursday night two men and their wives
went to Laporte and put np at the Meyers
HOHSC, registering their mimes as L. G.
Harwood and——Baldwin. Next day. the
Marshal observed them upon the street iu
close conversation, not far from one of the
banks, and his suspicions were aroused.—
He followed them.found where they put up, i
discovered they had given no place of resi- j
deuce on the register. That night about 11
o'clock he again saw them come out of a
saloon, and following he saw them pass
their hotel, and keeping within a proper 1
distance, watched them during their ram
bles till two o'clock, when they returned to
their hotel. In this trip, which was made ]
in the rain, they visited four banks and
made observations for future use. Next
day he tried to make their acquaintance, 1
but was not very successful, their suspic- |
ions having been aroused. Saturday night j j
they went to one of the telegraph offices, !
anil sent a dispatch to Elkhart, Indiana : !
"A. McGregor, Elkhart, Indiana. IVhen (
will you send that flour ? Answer. L. G. 1
Garwood i'' ~ The Marshal interpreted this j ]
to mean that a man was wanted, and would ' j
probably be in on the first train, which was i i
on Monday. He then went to an Irishman, I
named Daly, who kept a saloon which they j "
frequented, and asked him if they had left i
anything with him. He said they had , and ; (
on being questioned, showed the Marshal j
their small valise, in which he found a com- ;
plete set of burglars' tools and a revolver j
loaded and capped. He told Daly not to 1
let this go if calle i for, but to detain them
in conversation till he was sent for. On I
Monday, at ten o'clock A. M., McGregor
came from Elkhart and proceeded immedi
ately to the Meyers House, where he called
lor Baldwin and Harwood. Hi about twen
ty minutes they came out all together and j
proceeded to one of the depots, where they :
made enquiries about the trains. On their
return, the Mayor, Marshal and policeman
arrested and searched them. On the per- i
son of McGregor were found a pair of nip- *
pers, a burglar's tool for turning keys in |
locks, and in an inside vest pocket a 101 l of
bonds, done up very tight, evidently so
that they might be easily flung away. They , J
seemed much disconcerted by the discove
ry of their toils, and refused to answer
questions. The Marshal supposing the
bonds stolen, sent telegrams to New York *
and Chicago, the latter of which was an- j
swered in person by Major Pinkerfon, Chief
uf the iHjteKtivhflqroß.'; ,'Jte iiirried a list ot j
bonds stolen in various robberies,and found
the numbers of the bonds to coy respond |
with those stolen from Troy. Thtf roll con- j
tained id SIOO bonds, 11 SSO. and two SSOO J I
ponds. Mr. B. A. Long was sent for to I
identify the men, which he did at once, se- !
leeting them from 13 prisoners who were ' j
confined in the same room. A writ of hnh
us corpus was issued, and after much pre- ,
liminnry delay a requisition was made by
the Governor of Pennsylvania, and or. j
Thursday lust, they were brought In re, in )
charge of Mr. Hinsey and Mr. Bangs, for
trial. The preliminary trial before Esquire
Carnochan. on Satotday, was an interesting 'I
one; conducted on the part of the Com- t
monwealth by Messrs. E. B. Parsons and
W. H Caruochan, and on the part ol the '
defendants by Messrs. F. Smith and Delos
Rockwell. It resulted in so far establish- I '
ing their guilt, as to send them to await tri
al at the next term of Court in February.— '
Tet/g Times. ,
The Elniira Gnzeltr HUJ-H a i
startling robbery was "perpetaated in that
lAlt'oft Thursday night/ UJiou tlie safe of
Geo. Worrel, grocer. On Frid ar> morning
the safe was found broken open and SIOO '
in money, and between three and lour hun-
dred dollars in Government Bonds stolen
therefrom.
RoBBFJtY.—On Thursday evening j
of last week, while Mr. Emmons, agent of I
the Erie Railway at Great Bend, was a j
supper, the ticket office was entered, and
the money drawer robbed of seventy dol- j
law. Twoßoys who hailed from New Vork, I
who were hanging about the depot at the j
time, and it is thought they committed the <
theft. They have not been seen since the j
robbery. ! j
" SUNNY STDE." —On the afternoon j
and evening of Dec: IJHIf, the ocint- \
pants of the Baptist Parsonage of Totfqnda, ,
were the recipients of many kind favors . (
from tint friends who called, in/petson. or
were otherwise icq •resented. For these ex
pressions of girvl-vill the Pastor hud his I
wife arc profoundly grateful, anil would j
pray that the smiles of Heaven, And the ;
prosperity of earth may ever attend the Do- !
nor*. i *
DONATION* PARTY.—A Dunatirjil visit
will be given in behalf of Rev. D. E. Bow- j
EN, at bis" residence In Herriekville, on '
Wednesday lfltb, inst. l'he aged invit- J
ed to attend in the afternoon, and the young ' '
in the evening. The public: are
yeßpeetfnlly invited to attend. * ' !
11 CAItH, JCom.' I
- 6pcrittl Notices.
DONATION. —The friends' ofi ]|ey. 'A.
E-HpJiprNq, \yjll niAke Imm „ Donation vis-
IF. at tlie house of Mr. AT.MON IT I.LER; Esq.
in Camptown, Wednesday afternoon
evening, Jan. If>, 18G7. All are invited to
hatteuiL
>
The friends of the Rev. J. TV".!
Hn i. will make him a donation visit on i
Wednesday, Jan. lfith, afternoon and even- I
ing, et hia residence in; Warren. All are ;
j invited to tome.
DONATION, —Tlio friends of Rev.
HADDOCK ARMSTRONG will jmy him a Vna
-1 tiim visit on the afternoon and evening of
j Friday. Jan. the Isth. All are invited
t
BEFF" K. F. STEVENS, (J. E , Snrveyor,
j Aurchitect, &c.. House, Land and Estate
Agent, offers his s> rviei s to tlie pnlilie.
OffleC Over Frost's Fnniitinv. Towanda.
| Ha. Jun. 10, 1867.'. ■
A. J. M. COLLI NH is now offering I
his stock of leady-innde dothing at fost: —'
Over-coats, Business Coats, Pants, and vests
Ac., for cash. Call and HOC.
| Jan. 7. W.7. J. <V
BflX. List of Jurors drawn lor
i ruarv term, 18h7 ;
I
GRAND .ICItORS.
Asylum. Richard E. Gilbert: Athens to- !
TO., (I S Ilocket t, J A Bristol : Burlington
twp, T S lxnaiip ; Burlington West, Samuel i
Simpkins ; Canton twp , Samuel Annalile : ]
Franklin. Ira Morse : Litchfield, J Hunt: j
Leroy, Richard Montgomery ; Rome twp;. ,
Albert Richards ; Smithfielii, S Wilcox, C. !
Gerould ; Standing Stone, Hiram Gordon }]
Springfield. Lafayette Leon i d : Troy twp , :
II A Ballard, Enos Luther : Troy boro., N
|M Carnocbau, ThJondore Wuhhrm ; T'o-!
w.mda boro., Wm. Keeler : Tuscarora, Cal- |
vin Newman Reuben Mattison: ITster, Al- |
fred Iloleomb, G II Vandyke ; Wyalusing,
Charles Ingham.
TRAVERSE .TTTtORS—FIRST WEEK.
Athens twp., Eiisha Satt- rlee. Julius To
zer, Lorenzo Roll in son ; Armenia. James P
Burman, Nathan Sheriu n, Chan. Crandall :
Asylum, Wm. Frishee, Jonathan.Stevmw.
John Braund; Albany, Ralph Stevens. Wm.
Balir: Burlington boro., Mason Long; Bur
lington twp., Morris Smith ; Burlington i
west, J G Blakestey, Myron Ballard, Chas. j
Lewis ; Canton boro, Orriu Brown : Canton '
twp. Horace Webster, John Lill v ; Oidum- j
bia, James Lane, Daniel Bradford : Frank- !
lin, Nathan Kilbom. Ir.i Smith ; Herrick, j
Andrew Overpcek; Monroe twp, (1 (' ljviuv. i
Jerefhiau Bhiekmau. J.is It Irvine ; Pike, j
Azariah Champion : ltiilgbnry, Horace K -1- 1
see ; Rome tivp." Sillas Hiaey, Situs A His ; j
Shesheqnin, G E Ilumptirey ; Springfield. '
M C Berry : Smith field. James Fleteli r : I
South Creek, Pliilo Fassitt, jr.: Troy twp, j
Orriu Morse, Geo Ballard; Towanda b r<>, ]
H A Carv ; Towanda twp, G W Seovell; t'l- ,
stir. G W Nilohols, Etlmn 1! M .ore ; Wil- :
mot, John ilorrow: Wyalusing, J.'septi Van-
auken, G It Ackroyd ; Warren. Wm. L
Beardslee. Geo Hieks, Wm lingers ; Wind
ham, Charles Wits a burn.
TRAVERSE JURY—SECOND WEEK.
Albany, Williams Lee. Wrren AUu; Ath-'
ens tw p. J K Wright, Daniel McDuft'ee, 2 I,
Sidney Haydeu ; Canton boro, SiiUHlel H '
Newman, <■ W Griffin . Canton twp, James (
Warren: ColumMa, Albi irr'BadiJ, Rqyjoond
Gurnett : Fraukfiii, 1! E Baleen, Wm L Ly-j
on; Herrick, Philander Barnes,.T I> Squires; i
Lettavsville. Stephen Gorham : Ktdglmrry, !
Dehuiifi Martiil; Uoiae twp; Wxu McCabe; i
Shesheqnin, David Hurtoii, W B Chaffee ; !
Sprin itield, Colliu Tracey. Tuscnror t, Ed- j
win Sturdivant, Wm YI Black; Towanda ;
twp. Miller Fox : Towanda boro, Edwin E j
Buffington: Troy twp. Wm Young, Stephen j
Wilber, W S Manley; Warren. J A Newman, i
James Whalon : Wysox, J D Allen, John 11 i
Hinds ; Wells, John Cpdvke, Geo Wilson ;'
Wyalusing, Seth Hornet, Geo N Vaughn ;. [
('Nter. Jason Smith.
MA BR I ED.
GREEN—HEMMENWAY—In Ulster, Jan. 1
4, 1807, by G. W. Nichols, Esq., Mr. Jay I
Green, of Burlington, to Miss Weltha ! |
Hemenway, of Sheshequin.
TOWNEIt-GILLETT—At the house of the '
father, Jan. 1, 1807, by ltev. A. B. j
Eckert, Philander M. Towner, of liome. | '
to Miss Mary J. Gillett, of Shesheqnin. j ;
VAN—SMITH —At the Parsonage, in She- !
shequin, Jan. 1, 1807, by the same. Win. ' r
Van. to Miss Mary J . Smith, both of She- |
sheqnin, Pa. I
BBEWER—M'CREARY- Ai theFarßohage j!
on Orwell Hill, Dec. 20. 1800, by Rev. ,
Clark Salmon, Mr. Rodney Brewer, of ,
Orwell, to Miss Amauuela M'Creary, of j
South Warren, Pa.
CAMPBELL -VAN KIltK -At the residence ,
of the bride's father, in Swittifield, Jan. (
1, 1807, lie v. Geo. W. Coolliiiugh, Cliaim- ,
cey C. Campbell, to Miss Tcmpie A. Van t i
Kirk. ' i
ARNOI'T—FOSTER -At Monroeton, Dec. !
30, 1800, by Rv. Hal lock Armstrong, Mr. J i
Theodore Aruont, to Mrs. Eliza Foster, ; i
both of Monroe twp.
FRINK—NEWELL- In Sheshequin. Dec.
18, 1806, by Rev. R. Dunlap, Mr. George i
Friuk, of North Towanda, to Miss Silva '
NeWell, Ot the former pl;n-e.
BENSON D ESTEI.L-—By the same, Dec. ,
20, lHtitj, in Franklin, Mr. O. F. Benson. 1 i
. ,qf lAthenfi.tp; Jrliss fauuie D'Estell', of.
Frankliudale.
ROCKWET.L REYNOLDS— By the same
Dee. 25. 1800, at the house of Mr. AL M. j
Piatt, Mr. Atlisou Rockwell, to Miss - An- j 1
na Reynolds, both ot Fraukljndalo.
HAIINDEN —BOSWtjR'I ll—At la Raysville | J
Dec. 25. 18011. by RH'V G. R. Hair, Mr. R. j t
Sayer HaiinU-n, of EUiitra, to Miss Annie j i
C..second daughter ot J.F. B.isworth.Esq. ja
1
ROSS—KIPP- At Towanda, Dec. 25, 1806, i 1
by Rev. Wm. Harris, air. Geo. L lloss, '
oi* Orwell, to Miss Jam tta A. Kipp. Of j
Akylmn, Pa.
THATCHER LKINGRBURY—At Towanda, ! !
Dec. 27, 1800, by Rev. Win. Harris,' Mr. j ,
Newi-U N. Thatcher, of Wawrly. to Miss i .
M. Louise, daughter of Joseph Kingsbury i t
Esq.. of Toiianda. '
LANGFORD—WELLS-In Ihl.e, Jan. KM
1807, by Rev. G. 11. Hair, Mr Joseph j 1
I.anpford, of l'ittston, to Miss .\i. Arra- ; '
bell Wells, of Pike. I■' I !
WHEELOt K-REYNOLDS-tAt tin? resi- !
dence ol the bride's father, in Pike. Dee. [
20, 1800. by To v. 11. 11. Gray. Mr, Ivvin
Wbei ln. k.'of Rush. Pi", in Afi'ss Rebecca i
Reynoldd, flAttglrter of C. W. EejupMni i
!V • ■ d
I>AVIS—FELL Dee. 27. 1806, by Rev. R. ;
JL .StilwslL, Mr. S- H, Davis of I.eßays- '
ville, to Miss Millie fell, of r'renchtofrh. '
YALGHAN VAUGIIAN —By the Hey. D. '
Cook, Jan. 1. 1807. Mr. Jan. E. Ynpghan, ,
to Miss Martha J. Yanghan. all of Wyalu- j
siDg. Pa. i XV . \
BURROWS—VAN GILDER—At St. Mat-1
thew's Chnreh. I'ike, Dee. 25, -18167. ■ by i
Rev. W. S. Heaton. Mr. Wm. C. Burrows j
to Miss Sarah A. Van Gilder, both of;
Pike. l'a. |
DECKER-BOWMAN—At the bouse of the i t
bride's ffither in TOwanda hnroY Dee. 27, | I
1866, by Rev. J. T. Brownell,' Mr. Perry ;
J. Decker, to Miss Helen M. Bownnm, T
both of Towanda, Ph.
HUNGERFORD-BALDWIN—At tfio res- |
idenee of C. B. Baldwin. Picture Rocks, '
Deo. €3, 1866. by Rev, 1). C stleman. Air.
Clark E. HnngerfoTd, of Wpringville.Susq. |
Co., and Miss Rose Baldwin, of Picture ;
Rocks, Lycoming, County, Pa.
GEE-EVERY— In Leßoy, Jan. 1, 1867, by
A.Rovse, Esq., Mr. Julius Gee. of Gran
ville, and Miss Clary Every, of Leßoy.
RODCIERS— HEAIMEN'WAY—By tho same
time ii nd jilace. Air. Theodore Rndoers, |
and Miss Altnira Hemenway. both of Btrr- |
lington, Pa.
GEE—KODGERS— By the same at the same
tinift ittid place, Mr. BanrnelGee.pt Frank
lip, and Aliss Louisa Rodgers, of Burling
ton. Pfi * j
1 ,l ". 1 111 I
I) 1E D . 1
M'WiJIIjTAM -At Barclay, Wednesday, Jan. ,
2, 1867, MarY I'rences, wife of Rev. .Jus. •
M'Wißiam, arid oldest daughter 01 ;H<ui. j
R. s. K' lined j', of S'tewartsvyiq, j N. ,J. r ,
ifi the 38th year of her age.
i I/ihf frt?'PJfWiiary Ti'rm, •
i cr>iirmFnrtfl" Mnnd:iv, FCIT. a. \H*\7.
'VltlorfcF DtisYulieiry vs.'(iuiiiirVigpiWirylrt- ■'
mn v* J debt I
S. W. Park v*: VTni. Frederick ejectment
m
J l ' oaso
C ark & Baker vs Ahm'm Steers,et al. debt
.Amos l.riflVth et al vs. A. 11. Spalding..ap'l
■J. C. Marcfcllus vs. Chfls. Morgan et al do
saiue vs. Clark Wheeler... ..,. .do
sauie vs. Keujainiu C1ark....... do
Allen White vs. Lewis D. G00dwi11,..... do
Suui'l Hyatt et al vs. P. S. F.lliott et. al..tress.
11. I>. A G. L. Covert vs. .1. Monroe Smith.do
Henry I). Covert vs. same do
Oritha Covert's nse vs. same do '
Augustus Lewis vs. 1). D, Brewster, .ijec't ''
I\. \V. Cheney vs. Athens Twjj ease i
Robert Campbell's Administrators vf John
s. Madden........ appeal
N. C. Harris's vs. A. I'. Stevens's adminis
trators sci. fa.
Fall Creek Coal .t Iron Co. vs. J. Monroe
Smith trespass
C. X. HulFvs.F. N. Pago .....appeal
Seth Peek vs. Stephen llullock case
llenj. J Middimgh vs. Wm. Decker .. .do
■ P. C</rs'>ii v*. : . H. W. 'J'lioiupson . ..ejec't
S. Bronson vo. X. X. Parks .. appeal
Alfred Koxon vs. lowanda ('oal & Iron Co.
and t-riv Tenaut.-, set. la. fiur mort
Fort-Plain Bank vs J. T. D. Myer ... deb.
D. E.Martin vs. Daniel OoolLuugh's admin
istrators. ... case
Eli P. Rockwell vs. Alba Boro.. ..... debt
Hewitt Slaughter vs. Shepard Pierce, exec
utor .sci. fa.
Cortissoz, St. Anna A Co. vs. J. Monroe
Smith et nl trespass
i 1., jt (iatdujer vs. iUdpbury Tw0.... debt
I vvtn. \V. Wright vs Litclifi.dd'l V'p„ .. .do !
St ate of Pennsvivani-i, i
, HRADFttRIt lOi NJ VSS : t
; Subpyuas rctuij.uMv Monday, February
! 11th. A. D . fSt;?, at ff) oVIot k A. M.
M il. A. THOMAS.
Jan. l. 1 5, ;7. Prothonptary.
Tow ANOA MARKETS. - WhnJeMle Prices.
Corrected every Tuesday by E. T. Fox. Xo.
j 1, Brick Row :
Wheat *2 50 © S3 00
Ilyexju... f _ 85 © ill)
Corn ... 1 (8>
Oats -IS
Flax Seed 1 80© 2 tKJ
Clover Seed, (small)
" '• (Orwell) ....
, Beans V, J..J/.1 50 © 2 (M)
I Butter (rolls) 28(4 30
I " (dairy) 26 © 30
! Eggs " 28
I Potatoes 10 (Si
Hay (per ton) 15 00
■ Salt (per bbl.) 3 00
f Flour ...... >2 00 <s'), 1G 00
! Ham ...: 10 © 20
M EIGHTS OF (rttvin. —Wheat, 00lbs; Corn,
1 50 lbs; Rye, 50 lbs ; Cats, 32 lbs; Barley,
' (0 lbs : Buckwheat, 18 lbs; Beans, 02 lbs ;
j Bran, 20 lbs; Clover Seed 02 lbs: Dried An
; pie*. 2ri lbs; Flax S. d 50lbs.
iXett)
J-> EV - H. M. (. ALLAH Ell,
OE BROOK IA V N. V.,
Will deliver the Kittli licriureat thi iten
i tore the Vosiip Men's Clnbtuui \. sn inV - u-l j
I i'awsuda, ou
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JA vC.t .V I .1 07 J
Ar fine i.vi'ar imi.-..,
Srß.ircT: 'AMERICA A\D THE AMERICAN- ' i,
Doors open at 71. Admission ao cents.
gMITIIBORO lIOTEL,
SMITH BORO. V. V .
Having rented and Refitted this well known
Hotel, I am ready to accommodate all who any
favor rae with a call. I hava a U ge Hall at
tached. suitable for lectures, dances. Ac. Pass- , "
eiiptr.s carried to any point by applying at tire
Lie tel. Xo pains will be spared to make every
thing agreeable and comtoruhle for the t ravel- l
itig public. J. B. VANWINIvI.K,
Jan. Hi, IHS7. Proof iet/ir. t
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
J- opened a Banking House in Towatida, un- .
drr the name c. G. F. M GON ,t CO.
They are prepared to draw Bills f>> Ex- t
chance. and make collections in New Yiuk,
Philadelphia, and at! portions of the United
State-, a-also England. Germany, and t'rance.
To,lshin money, receive deposi , and to do a
general Banking business.
G P. Mason was one ot the late llrra o'
baporte, Ma-ori A Co.. ot Towandu Pa., and
his knowledge or the business men <>t Bradford
and adjoining Counties and having t.ceu in tin- .
bnukioir business tor about 11 Ueeu years make
this house - desirable one, tbrmigh which to
make collections
G F. M l SUN,
Towmda.net. 1 . lSdft. A. ti. MAslllt.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Miss"
X Ftei ( A lt Ai.r. would inform the public that v
site proposes givtug instruction upon the Piar o
ntidjth th iVtngpaid especial attention to the
principles ot Music, she tfels lontideut of giv
ing entire satistact on in the adv itjc rßent in J
musical attainments any who ni-y be placed
under her charge Terms—24 lessons and use
of instrument st 2; without u.se ot instru
ment ?10. 'Residence two doors north ot Dr.
badd's
Towards, Dec. 3.lßdt> tf.
A GREAT SECRET EXPOSED !
Yielded at last to th wishes of friends. Tim/
and again has (he lollowtng pmposL ion i.- :
ntadc ; but never exposed until the present.
FIVE YEA IIS AS l r SR EVE Af.E L) SIC
I It E T!
KKRVK YOtntSKI.F FOR THK snOCK !
First proposition to be made pub'ie ;
FRIEND Nki.SOX :—First, I would say, ac
■ oiling to the b t calculations, i i (he I'orrngh
•d fowanda, there is sold yearly one hundred
thousand dollars worth ol Boots and Shoes,
mostly slop work of the most interior kind
uud the ptople generally are sick of it. And
n-w laiiiy to your again, an I ht-ve tmhire, en
large iour* store make it neot and eoiomodiou-,
and keep a g'd stock o! 1! iota and hoes, otui
yiiurhull be sustained. Most ot iho p -otiie be
gin to It el a lit lie above buying their limits and
shoes at Dry Goods Sloies ; it looks veidanl
and outlandish. >' cdo not ask to make y uir
goods it it is not convenient. The laefliiins in
some other localities, where a belter eh ice ol
sto • k and woikmeii can be had, rn.iv lie sldl bet
ter Ami you have always bCO in tin- bn-ine-s
mid better understand I libs one point ami im
p -it nit braucli ol the "leu-liaul's ait. tbm
ihose that deal in Sili.B and M i-lins. aid tit y 1
believe, would la- yi.,d in iel L-,i- sbj-ißc- go
where it belongs ; llmt they hivecoiie i: h, u-i -
lore to nvcoiiio>>aie iue
yo'ii weald tifsn a Bra Fltoe Flare the
people wo.do 110 goi{> Dry Id "sfort-sito buy
-b-a'saiir Bniie tt-iAt Hu-\ • •Cilvfo lir.i'fiMines,
foll. ls." ] '
Stop, stop,! what ere yim txlh'btg'sbo if his
not any one the right to aell what beuleaaes? it/ c
miy is', bunot in jusis-e is it right in so large a'
place *s thi* where preetical rtien are epgagi il I
wholly in this b siness. It has b.-en given up
id every other place, and ereovdieg t • rustom
it will be here.
Two thousand five hundred propositions
mndetroin customers, is. to bring more ol the
same kind ot Boots anil Shoes ionbrongF wi'h
yoa when yon canre in town seven years ago. 1 ,
have neve seen a good Shop iv■ on- mif -in'j- | ,
the language o them all at tbe same ?iip. 1
Baiae thy tiet gently t
4:id think it so queer
That th" Bonis 1 sold then
Sfimilrt wear them a ver.r
I DOW yield to the above pvojes-oiods. and have
promised to sell Twenty-live Thouslind Dollars ?
worth ol bis Boots and Shoes if be would make
them as good as those I brought here seven I
years ago. and the answer is 1 will ! 1 wilf!- u
Well iiiends. your proposition made
Antf-Fre consented to the trade;
i-o 1 will sell yen blioes both sWoogand ue.A, 1
To plen-e the taste and suit 'he teat.
i have Ladies,' Misses', Bovs' and Mcmf j
From taucy down to-coarse biogams.
Come one and ail. do as you agree,
Aud buy your Booln and bbues of me,
Come ! Come ! I say, where you can find
Bo< is exactly to y nir mind ;
A d If y. u was never here before.
You'll lied it is the very Store.
Come Gents. T have goods for all.
Buy your goods ol me this Fall,
And when Spring coinrs 1 will the cry *
" At L. C. NELSON'S I will buy'"
There is one thing more I'll say to you,
I'm in the old Store made over new ;
11 any read, and stand the slin. it,
My place you'll find joins I'a ttou's Block. j
GENTS' CALF BOOTS AT BARGAINS, j
MINERS •• us 1
KID A COWHTDE ,
Gents and Boys Metalic Eorrogatcd I'lA id ra
ted Plutes A great saving.
Tertfis Cash, no credit. Froall profits lor
money is the motto. L. (). KELSON.
Towanda. Nov. 20, IST,(S.
FOR THE KAMIivUIK-, 1
vX CLE, at the NEWS ISOOM.
jlwVeiit'Alrt lf#Y (Xlbps !
I Vf: . t) . , -oD .11 ',l
li tJ) MUBhind ; g.'i uiiuuoj ci ( •! S 1
■ ■ „.l lit; - I
'i• •i ■ • dof bl . . /en I
e-it. ' .. , -• ■ ! Idjii-.. |
stWoq to'oeds (wndil i i a |
'A- -jgul / * .*i I
Having determined to open a
CROCKERY STORE, '
1)1 A I. i ■ i! -HUH 111; .U kv
\ We have enlarged and refilled our Stofe ek* ■'
i pressly lor this purpose, and we are now open
ing the largest anil most varied stock ot
CHINA.
CROCKERY, .oU
GLASS;
LAVA;'
I
YELLOW,
ROCKINGHAM,
AND
STONE WAKE.
Also a large assortment ol
SILVER PLATED GOODS,
° TABLE CUTLERY.
WOOD,
' <i /.; . '. - ; . f il'jl *■ii ; '
WILLOW,
AND
. 11
.1A PA NN E D .000D§,,
.piivMolj,
All the above goods we buy either from the
Murtirfhrfureror Importer and th:i #an sel[
therr, :>t rity hto figures. Our stock ol
H , L U v , :
TV
CLOTHS,
TRIMMINGS,
-; ; i
AND
NOTIONS, *
'! I i/ .i i-lUT
Will be kept lull for this season, and sold at low
rates. All onr goods we bold for cash. *s-F<V f
the Holidays a v -ry tine assortment.
Hiqiing to merit a continuance |nf yout lavor
in our new undertaking, we remain yours to
command .
WICKHAM A BLACK.
Towmda, Dec. .1 lsdfi. t
Y P O i, I I! Y !
Whereas I have just returned Ironi New York
with a fine stock of New Goods, selected with
great care and laruglit very close, conwquently
<s ■■ 01 >dt T
am enabled toofler great indniements to those
wanting goods. The stock is adapted to the
wants ot all both "1J and young. The leading
departments are all lull. The '
DRY GOODS.
GROCERY,
i .
BOOT , A.XP .SHOE,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
/ iV. •, • - *• !
BUEFALO RORES,
, iV.,I
GENTS FURS,
LADIES FURS.
CHILDRENS SETTS,
SOLE LEATHER,
i
BEAUTIFUL STYLES ORESS GOODS,
WORSTED SHAWLS,
NUBIAS, HOODS, AC.
! t) •/ I il T O J r\[
All my old hi uds, aud the "rest'ef man
lAnd," are cfiraially invited to call and set'. Xo
charge gotods.. Admission
free.
L. H. BitOKSON.
_Orwejl,,Ff)v< l.lSfifii/ j j j
I \V T A Y L 0 I!
* • " li ' J
ft pew rertiving! a vfiJ Ktge' aatl '.*>4l-klected
S T O C K OU I" >V L L (i O (j) D S
Pomp rid fig all fh>" * lfc *° I
NEU ; A\V DESIRABLE STYLES
i , lA '
fn market, ;yoi will J.e exhi!->|tep yitji plea- i
sure. A very fine assortment of, ,J -|
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
To maUh. A large fjl
CLOTHS AND S.\GK IN'ds.
A Urge stq k oi Ladies and Misses t
' " ■ ' -[.la tbfiai
WOOL SHAWLS
AND KNIT GOODS
•i i er.air ••4 j | T |
BROWN SHEETING f
,y>A
iv], ' '""if
AiM il( j
Oil t lltiVl
BLEACHED MUSLIN
■ ' bin. f-'
A full assortmeat of " ' }
re -V '
FANCY GOODS. ! : u jM
(umaxg . j
And a very large and complete''stprk
cft , S . I.ini 0 ..it . dmd oii
MILLINERY GOODS, 1 rJm!
... . ~ . . ~' lo iDuuj
And a grt.it variety- of other gbottowi# nnmer
I t |u LI I
oas to mention. .Oct. 9,1666.
riU!'M ! T?W)tv:.?..tfoiiuna:'
HUMPHREY BROTIIIIWs
yd 'j
•nid
i Are prepared to meet the demands of t lie
lo Jl
BOOT AND SHOE WEARING COMMI XI4V
TO Ol
Ol Jit
DURIKO THE COMIPO YEAH, lo tl?)
-IIIIJUI
And have in store a very large and compl it*/ ftw* 1
>Oi JIHT/17/ 11//. ,I,IUJ
-utmen?. •>( r| j
LADIES FINE SHOf'&.I
,'iiP/A'J JiO-I
Consisting in part of
J-lif: I
LADIES CONGRESS G A ITERS,
) J) H'J'lJiaM Yiizail pi" ;
LADIES LACE GAITERS,
i LADIES BUTTON GAITERS,
../.'i ./.ax/. 7/OT
to
ALL STYLES IN
|
LASTING)'.I Gtott • Km, OR MOROCCO,
] s . oK " J
Laaie-s Glove Kid Balmorals,
• DITIsaMOCX a/A /ril/Citri 1I||"1
,ioouf
LADIES MOROCCO BALMORALS,
i TDTIi'J
O 0 Ylia
Ladies Lasting Balmorals,
i io ire]
, BUSKINS
j
'
Ladies Slippers, Kid oi Lasting, j
,B'Aa J 0 0 n
WOMEN'S CALF AND THICK BOOTKF.A,
• H8 ,c 1
/lisjis and Slippers,
J....119
CHILDRENS FINE SEWED SHOES'
a//. IL !•••/
i ' ,l 'i
(,'hildrens Copoer Tipned Shoes, i ,
i ' ■
11/ftft/RS AND TIES I
; fi? il! re ii
LU W e ??" 11 W < 9J li, y. ilU< * l T H of
' -Gi - -.j
O Y E R S II 0 E S .
I) & , YJIO 0O H 0
MEN'S, WOMEN'S 4 CHILDREN S ARCTICS,
: oiiiiiJ;|
Men's, Women's anddfilidten'f ftulibers,
/ so oi
moil I
MEN'S BUFFALO OVERSHOES
j '~>'L ni
Gentlemen's Fine French Calf Boots,
Jul Ini
MEN'S KIP AND STOGA BOOTS,
i Li'// i
i v ti''/! <1
BOYS FINE CALF BOOTS, I
:
I y . t " f 'l'
BOYS KIP AND THICK BOOTS,
!A!.7I11II A7/ 3 Y 1
Youth's and Children's Boots, j reii
.jjawaooa // Lvß,n
Ljf! ALL
; .-J f/iji
80OUND SIZES. i. -i. - j
! bfiiovj
?n fact every thteg In ?lrt? ! SAdt and Shoettne', 1
FROM' SM AI.LKT V > THE I.AIMFcST.
!
A! < 1 i i
)
THE HARNESS DEPARTMENT !.,
; !. in j.
(3n tie Sbeond Floor'under the superihted- i
: -ii-riOr
8<lO(>l^ ence 01 i'G- D:
.
MR. JAMES V. WILCOX, J
'Yong arid 'taVUaHl/"Aotvn at \Se\stiiihfadtorhr l '
; II ■ ivih
■ii gpvd,vtftygk., stocked with u re/
t
, '• D,
FA NO /CiAiURU AGE HARNESS',' !
' L'l'YUi
yl/v j - riM'jMi
HFLvrf TEAM HARNESS, ; -iii-- < <
; —Jamp-J
to au JjipT/r-jb ih, Lo/, ■ ..., , J ,
SINGLE HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ~
BtIOUD 7HG |
LIGHT AND HEAVY COLLABsF'juI
m<tI in. u-jM it.'4 ! lioifut
uj i-
BIDfXO BRIDLES,
h; !.. >fl
WORSE BUANKEtS. WHIPS, AC., | ]
lo Ji' iiIJW -A OjitJ.l j ?, jf j||
Any piece or part ola Harness made to order
i'l / -7''' 1 ' I ' j'i
' lilW jjli
flit KKS.
, yj. >./jmv/.i j •• '
LADIES TRAVELLING TRUiN'KS,'
J I 1 *)ii IK bio* jdoT • 1
i: Mil II
rnuv'4 - •!
ifiijk USES..*>* .LKATIim. WGUD, j ]
' J - I I
.star, /ril v-.Ui'f
hu CLOTH,
■'A 'Kill
WM(I 1110 '4HI HO'4 BYOT
RAIL ROAD BAGS, KETICULKf%
mi lii'l ,tJ)hw ItSlj) iIJ olri Mqq>. Tj i, | .
. AC. AC., AC
.man va. but l j j,
•ALSO UPLL'S'W'D'K 1 tIP ; F;K.If HER j
1 .OcL-.i
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French and American
j Ll 'rf }l
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| . -j/iiq Judiiiiu triwoi
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it 111 "Iguana lit. 3 r )KiV! (-J.lt ''II j i'iti l|!
> i,: (lift :; i.t T>! il! -i.t vf)-.ji u,l/., | j,
ft.il rare! >::b 110 bnijl Jnoi J ...
haii ii iaiul ■■; aide ad lUw ad / re -d* J ''! '
I Thanking the VuND tor their vtqy liboral pre,,
1 troa'pe duting ti yg>iß-ytPA;D#fteii. w/tj'Rkite
jHfintiDuaaco during,lftil*an-jwinig riaw>ctVi-irwe
i rill edilaV9P J'.v eeip'nyeig *eue-. hutri firm
v olaas wtrkaien, u.l aatng *veii,,inatftijaK></,|
I sustain the rvi.'Vtal'<:n ot #ujt [iiuti-tf tifelf ieg ui/a
: | .bci Bout, blam uud, . Hai jasd Ith'ahiw lb' :
. Kradjurdor adjteAingtieniaiw- k n ( )/,- J villi? ij.
jh ire/I) bucor .'Cjilq -Jill togiul l'n..(| { jicjV'* t'
" irntriiß^fij;iatiiffaßa.ii.+
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L ' ly„ i- .7 j • ;■. . ~ . auiiior.
t I DL'l'uU'S — lnVtt mat
j J.A. lir of ft-: fHalfii/ Oh for hurt. <t. dic'd
•jh. .a; lli[i. 11 Cl>^i|(,oC UiadturtHjouaty.
, Tlie uaaci wfiKa '.. i jAidlUnr. apuomted by
• ftW Jsiairt !<• .1| •'rthr.'.tf tiioTivys In taV limdi ut
, tC i; vitiii-tf,iiv!>, tt'iili n'-teud to ehu duiit.
...' .7 .iiiint- a; liit piliuo iu the lii>ruugh
' • a '"i Thi:--'I ly.'fii'.'Jilb day ol Jaua
I w*y. tliii. t l 1 a-iliJciL (i. in., and ail pers-as
| ny. if v|a,.ii u," U jvf(d wiil ,pit-ient
Ait w • ii.; t. inf. it-c debarred from tl e aaine
ivjifi.' I '( il.;N'. WinLIAMS,
- .Mitfif ,1/; Ic i., . ' Auditor.
t fo;> i\' i)i\ r oiifr:.~-
zJL 'in NijiKiiittl Wdftd'Aitn.—No. 213, >pt.
I I ileft i, i'ru.u; L iivtmeOlliat i .
• Uj .... p.-X't irieud ClatMi e
t'l .drtlW'.ir'f, tir.. 8p,.1i.M to the'C .ml ofC
. 0 liijiiS ,U Co Jlty'y lui a liiiiirv.- Ir .'l
, ij.-ml,v' ■ muXy ituoftjf j and liie aalvL Copt I Uai
' i .M jud.j', rubcujiy 4, 1 , -
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i .".• .h- ■>.-■• 1 VtuoamuKiu '.he,
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J.it, !• .. WItikUIWSHIMI
v KIM'T'.'ATfOX IN Diyonci-:.—
' 1 A *flt'A-i : ¥*t trteter —No. .iii, fit jf u-rin
luii ai j uein-.y notilitd Linn au.-.au i'ar
,.:( .. ..i 11. 11 ii. -dp •' 441(4. fl/J •UUIIIg-,
1 i . au| ". to •' v f Coutmni Keu oi
i'.. ally l.if a d:/.(feo ifMb-tad b luia
j "•>Wt' r "U ' 1 it" i 4 an Cr-n-d apHpiioi'.ed
Hoaday* tue 4tu dot of February.
.. i „i . > >.' Lear in the ntnAsbsaa far
i viiL".. .1111 v i aniivs ,ui' PhulhtiuWaud pl.ue
y*'— 'H( A Ii • 'o -it ■ iU.if '-it- BBC, ,
.. ' (ittl/l'iS,Rberiff.
A-PJ LtCAiiOiN. i-N UlVukCK.—
. a. i i tlmi'ey lieaai. —N... t'vUu-icy term
i- . . U'i art I.ci by vofiffed that bhzabelU
b'-eoi. i.y her eexi l-iiid 3 .shua Feckbdiu. -aa
airjii ed tji{t he Ijwurt or Cvmmon Fleaa.u# tirad
J Ci.wiv, lor 4 divoire Iroai the bonds of
T ": ■l'n'idy*. and the aid Court las app.'.uted
'■ oui j", 4tie tth day o! Februarvi tiff, lor
i.4..uijj,',i4(j >U li.LAibilti P- aia iu Uie.piemi
- t ivhi'-n time au'i pliiee you tan alte.cl 11
ji-iit Li.td|vry ' WM. tlKltYln
•'HI I'Vfrftf. till. riff.
i.\ Pi-t U"; Kiam'i.iU, t>. 11. 144*11. K-nsom
. od.iii'Bi -, have pce-ouU ii t >.iii<( C >urt
' •.••(! I*. •( or Brad lord uouuty, tin' ..-bar
,ti- . pyjjf Me* h-idlst'' Bpiftdopa! 'Church
H f rrnt-i.edaie). patyiog tlu Court t>r a de
. . v n.wi ji*.aiiii:i ,aud hat the .aime ••ill
b- ni *d'..rr M-.nd.iy. Vehruary 4th, *-t7,of
wlbliiall iiflt-ons liiuieste'l will pleu-it; take
:t -iae/j. IS. A. XHilk/ve,
lU.I • 7. VrvtttvnpUry.
A I li i t>it. f? NOTICK —hi thi> mat
pi) .it's i ■ uii ni tit jdiiu ,i ■ ounty.
(he undri ign-d aediihr appoiftied by said
('.. I! o Ui-tribpte tnou. js in the hands of the
r.-.t.-r. v- illat'eud to the Duties of his
ulutenl a i iit eilVc hi Smi h it Uockivei
. i i.t.r nor-'Ugh. J.diu iiy add, 1607, at 1 o'-
m. 11... p.'.t,:e all pyrsous iuturc-led can
a tfinfl f'icy'thii.h pv.'Ht.
JAMHS WOOD
Dt-si.tJi lsm. ( Auditor.
\ OWJMS't'KATOK'S NOTICE
d. t*. Motitt iabrtvk'. ivwn thai aillidrw.n- in
d .. q..t>;
m' r -'d •"'. re F.'.;hesi(iff to i'. ;.>■ iai
*ls-i iot*. p y.ii'i. ;. ,1 -h t .L.4 ehdui-npua
r ii., X-f -lit. a ipn ivpid a-sm ttufy .4. 41 i('4i* (1
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\ riMTO'J'S NOriCK.— Kid*- mat
'J V ■ rfi ; - - --V frir i' f /tW -riVl H'lk ■' iii i d
►i't oiiie t pfKin sUi'tui.<tt Uradiorn Couuty
1,. . i... . , .i'4.ap Auditor*.pnoiatisaby >. I
i 4 .i<) r, adjf ' i the hind's oi t.v
44.ii /iwt. .1-uttttid f jcle ddl euot hniapir ..;
•tAt i it fl'iiw-.
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v.'.<i'niw -t<><> Niuwi 14/dvsitwd horn
' ,a jyHcfl:lt , .-' IJIUD '• • ' Auditor.
t *'"t /J'irinrTrft nr yn rmirl
/ Alirav UO.bK'i jipALii. —By
.V,* rji'ft-'t: '• hr, i-;ujJ.tut nt theor
' i evrtf' of n-'W-Hl C-anty. ihduu.ic,
v"d k -ruitaUu tone uirostiuft of co nm cy
*, . 111. Itl l ... p-• t'fiVh twy., r.t'U4... 11l
. '., ii I;ie pVeuii/esin Vpriuv
i I?''. ,'(.( i fti, slut the I! Ist day of : Jalii.,.-
t. i o"r,'tl i o O'lf,, p. Ifl.-' lto li'll J.. ing dea
s. ed., T, , e>, to f'.j,. - l Imtd'heeiuiii. gat
! >.' J • A i- '-a "'.j,. IV h >!£'(,,■ To TV, j 4ttt
a Di.a.r in lam riistUlOM i'
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~ . . ; C, [ is, to u poor, tbene*south
'1 .1 jH ~-i i.. hull ;,tr arsi tt y h ptdf.'ili. ,
i ... ,>i;.. ; 4i i .•> j./r. by i.tpot ci- ds be
ao-l:J o- ' 'i.-SD 1 U'loit inf.. IllJ .
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fcfc. . ->! v. h-'hupfer •
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• il.ii pit "istß. a i'lr nldayitbc alfctidiytoi ,i u ,.
utii t 'i.-,,i.iat i u'cl.-ek.,i, ,m., at.pp; i -a *,
t .." v7- rfbed i idt'oe orfnneel o
'4 C ■ ii( FU4.tt*|4( i t '. p.. Ceei'liiilg at
Mfteifml i: so. e., Jtiipji Fi|a;r j. iWW "i H
j ■ • Utgliivay. theuee hi said
(--!n*t-'' ".it I- I* >4J 4 A- 15 jiftf W a po.-.i.
I i u siii'li 1- ritft V ii-il' to a p..-;.
pi, i.. e/-t id |i dtttXtMd at
i.l' • ' a S'.'.'.e Jl' .'flSlls pi j. to the
is* ;tsfr.ii s' Uifitli*lOt I4d urs. Mi.--amt
tH •ri'wwt il'o'gt ./ ■..'}
, -.'Shftiis.f-tiish down. ; .
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r> Flf^ljt'J^TlCg.— Notice is
II i io' r . ih tl l here has l/eyfc til-.I and
"t'ti!; 't'Vrf t'*b i'mee'til fne !.'< Ai'-'er' i Wills in
i tliA/lw ii a /sip.yit Frsdf-.rd. airisbul- ..1 ad
.,l;y i ii 0., to.: lip owiiig fMOjtyV viz :
("i:,. i. 1: 1.• Ilii uii T. He's. - ex dpi Juines
!!H#kM'.Vfv eVi lirto of Ciiliie.lj'n tflrp.
I i'ii' Uii.f I. u/ Auniua Merritt and Klian eth
| h lev ■, atia.'is. • S. P i liesley, Uet'd. late of
• i '.r !!•• die! ' ' •••"
final et'l ni B. J. Biker, adiu'r of the es
■ tab! .it t.. /. Lab .up. deu'd. late q! Orwell.
final ....."! TtVm.ti. (>ofbrie, a-'ntT or the
1 est are m t i iullu).",' dee d ftehl Kp^iiiKiie'd.
Final. i f i'l -vinltio i'ltciisidi aiftadiin <.j
j '.I. uie i*. v.'4 tuitior cli'ddol N.,l'. Faekar.'.
I 4h'-;> ■ 1 ••• • ' 1 ,;1
i 'l'll abucu oMriifkHti'lpUU lor..
, ii.iv I -tale- ot S)lmp. lu l vj-er. dy 'd, late <■;
! daufop tivj.,
FiftafW" t m Ml> ;l Fri k. exoceitor, <•'■ the
| (Hrtjitififl.di t>. I.a'.lirvtb/'tsc.d lutiml Orwell
■i.i.ii'- YU an..! .j-' tuput ol pi"..;crly set off
1 v 'is Pro -' if or \ ./'nit -.'.f .fn."-in r.*id"\vs or
, i ilr; n' i. t dii'a'ijv, leiwdtnts :
i Cstalaof Harm il.^-HVh'-'L
i t' - Hrrlr'y.
And the -.nne will i't j re-entW t the Or
| yit isCtuut wi ipiei. i't'4. Vuepfy, on f hnrsduy
l tli" i, l 1' ''4 . eb-uary lie*'. !"r
F (. 'VMiit and
| if ■ii .ft !i till to H. J. MAUIM..
intl btmil 3L .U J, '
' poKi/c ''trrn/ERy ' I.OWEIJ
' L'tl ih'*' Vtv ' aiMMsbtitrtt/ in t. wti
| at the ' NKWS ROOM