IFEPOTTRR.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
tetr We have added several bund
led names to our subscription list, within
the past four weeks, and presume that mis
-11 es both of omission and commission have
occurred. We will thank those interested,
tu notify us when an error has been made,
that it may be rectified Subscribers will
bear in mind that the date printed upon the
colored label, after their names, indicates
when their subscription expires.
accident to our engine, and
E failure to receive a timely supply of paper
other circumstances over which we had no
control, have delayed the appearance of the
REPORTER, for the past two weeks, so that
H portion of our subscribers have not receiv
ed it on the usual day. We beg their for
bearance for another week, when we shall
be • 'on time.''
NOTARY PUBLIC. —Guv. C'CRTIN has
appointed W. HKBSET W ATKINS, Notary Pub
lic, for this borough. His card may be
fonud in another column.
REMOVED. —We notice iu the Argun
that E. M. FARRAR and ANTHONY MULLEN
have been removed from the post of Assis
tant Assessors, and C. H. AMES and W. H.
DECKER, appointed to fill their places. The
two former gentlemen are sound and staunch
Republicans, while the latter are new con
verts to the Democracy.
HORRIBI K ACCIDENT —We regret to
ie-rn that an accident occurred at the Steam
Saw Mill, of Mr. George Houseknecht, in
Penn township, this county, on Monday of
last week, resulting in the instant death ot
a -ou of Mr. Houseknecht, a young man
aged about 17 years. The young man it ap
pears was acting as fireman, and by some
means was caught in the machinery of the
Mill. Being alone at the time it is not
known exactly how the acci lent occurred.
Those on the Mill discovering that the ma
chinery did not work smoothly, sought the
cause and found young Houseknecht, en
tirely stripped of his clothing, his entrails
lorn out and of course, dead. The frequen
cy with which accidents occur where ma
chinery is used, should serve as a warning
to all who work at such establishments, to
use greater caution while in the perfor
mance of their duties.— Muncy Luminary.
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS. The
cause of temperance is now in the full tide
ot its successful career. We have at pres
ent two temperance organizations ia this
Borough. The " Sons of Temperance " and
ti:e • Good Templars." The former con
tinues to receive weekly accessions to its
numbers, and the Latter has been recently
organized under auspicious piospects.—
There is a general similarity in the regula
tions and in the obligations that eacu im
poses upon its members, with this differ
ence, that the Good Templars have secret
f-igns of recognition, by which they can
know each other as brethren and sisters,
whether they meet as strangers abroad or
n- acquaintances at home ; which the Sons
of Temperance have not; and they, more
over, extend to the ladies full equality ot
membership, whereas the rights and privil
eges extended to them, by the Sons of Tem
perance, are limited ; and they also extend
to the young men under age a similar equal
ity ot rights and privileges. In conse
quence of these popular features, in the
Good Templar organization, it is rapidly
gaining ground in the acquisition of new
members and in the increase of the number
ot its lodges. The Sons of Temperance hold
their meetings, in Odd Fellows' Hall, every
Tuesday evening ; and the Good Templars,
at the same place, every Wednesday even
ing.
The Laporte Tannery is adver
tised to be sold at Sheriffs sale on the Ist
div of February next, to satisfy a debt of
some *28,000. This Tannery we are relia
ble informed, is turning out $15,000 worth
• 4 bather monthly.— Sullivan Free Press.
Has"* Ou Wednesday night the 2't
iust., the Barn and Grocery of Z. Bennett,
a' Wilkes Barree, was destroyed by fire
Nine mules and eight valuable horses in the
barn, were burned np. The fire was the
work of an incendiary.
Hi? The Hon. Ira J. YauVosburgh,
late of Mahony City, this State, who died
ou the 20th of Novt ruber, bequeathed to Miss
Lizzie Filley.of Pittston. his affianced, the
sum of $15,000, to be recoverable at the age
of 21. Miss Filley is the daughter of poor
parents, and is sad to be a very lovely and
amiable young lady.
iji IREME COTRT.—By the arrange
ment of the Supreme Ceurt for the Eastern
District, the trial of causes for the counties
of Luzerne, Wyoming, Wayne, Susquehan
na. Bradford and Tioga is fixed on the sec-
I'T'd Monday of March.
CHENANGO CANAL EXTENSION. — About
• Uree-quarters of the work on the Chenango
canal extension is now under contract, and
H being rapidly pushed forward to comple
tion. What remains to be done will prob
•ibh be placed under contract the present
-inter, and the whole cut -rprise can becom-
I'le-t. 3. and the canal opened for business
bv the first of May, 1868. The high prices
of labor and materia! w ill increase the orig
inal estimated cost of the work. The sum
of $650,000 has already been appropriated,
$500,000 oi which has already been expen
ded.— Bing. U<i>.
Hair The Ward House Barn which
Was recently burnt, has leeu rebuilt, and
travellers find ample accomodations in its
enlarged form.
~
COLNTEBFEIT COIN.—A counterfeit
Ave cent of the new nickle issue, is in cir
culation and is calculated to deceive the un
wary The counterfeit is remarkably good
o far as the dye is concerned, but the met
al has that greasy appearance common to
compounds of pewter and other baser met
ric substances. It is very soft and cuts
I essi v.
OLR YUCNO FOLKS. —The January
uumlier of this excellent Magazine for boys
Aud girls comes to us in an entire new
" as, beautifully printed and numerous en
ravings. The Contents • —Among the lee
uters; Moth and Rnst; Little Pussey
billow Mayne Reid; The Little Post-Boy; !
i 11 Gobbling's Song ; Aunt Fanny's first :
j triage ; Trotty : Good Old Times ; Tin |
' vpes ; Independence ; The Castle Build-!
1 New Year Song ; Music ; Round the
• vening lump.
Lcknor A Fields, Publishers, Boston.— j
Ascription $2,00 per annum.
DEUORKHT'S MONTHLY. —This really
(forgeous Magazine has outdone itself this
As a mirror of th Fashions, it bus
no equal this side the Atlantic, and for
beauty of typography, engravings and liter
ary excellence, no superior. Terms, $3,00
per year. \V. Jennings Demorest, Publish
er, 17:1 Broadway. New York.
FlßE. —Quite a serious fire occurred
early ou Sunday evening, causing an abrupt
dismissal of congregation worshippers in
the several churches, which was found to be
in the rear of the American Hctel, on Fourth
and William Street. When tirst discovered,
the fire was seen coming front the bant,
spreading with such rapidity as to soon en
velope the whole building, and also that of
the new residence of P. C. Van Gelder,
which was destroyed. Mr. Van Gelder was
insured to the amount of $1,500, and we be
lieve Mr. Martin's loss will reach upwards of
fifteen hundred dollars. Jt was the work of
au incendiary.— Lycoming Gazette.
OLIVER OPTIC'S BOYS AND GIRLS MAG
A/INK. —This new oandidute for public favor
is issued every week by Gee <fc Shepard, 119
Washiegton St. Boston, Mass. The reading
matter, illustrations and style of printing
all recommend it as a work worthy of pat
ronage, peculiarly adapted to"the wants of
the ydung.
FIRE IN MONTROSE.— On New Year's
eve, about teu o'clock.a fire was discovered
in the house formerly owned by George Hee
ler. It was extinguished without serious
loss to the building : although the contents
were badly injured by tire and water. The
fire evi 'ently originated in the basement,
which was but little used ; and for these
reasons, it is thought the tire was the work
ot an incendiary. The property was insur
ed - Montrose Democrat.
Special Notices.
DONATION VISIT — The friends of Rev
J. T. BROWNELI. will pay him a donation
visit at the M. E. Parsonage, Tuesday even
ing. January 22, 1867. All are cordially in
vited.
DONATION.—A donation visit will
be made to the Rev. A. C. SPEKKY aud fam
ily on Wednesday afternoon aud evening,
Jan. 23d, at the Parsonage in Rome. All
are invited to attend.
DONATION.— The friends of the Rev.
Darwin Cook will visit him at the Parson
age on the afternoon and evening, of Wed
nesday Jan. 23d 18C7.
DONATION. —The friends of Rev.
HALLOCK ARMSTRONG will pay him a dona
tion visit on the afternoon and evening of
Friday. Jan. the 18tli. All are invited.
Hag* The largest stock of Crockery,
Glassware and Lamps ever brought to this
market is now offered byWickham & Black.
They are now selling off all their other
goods at great bargains. Jan. 17.
Dr. W. B. KELLY (formerly of
Ithaca, N. Y.) has rented the rooms over
Wickham & Black's Crockery Store and
will open a Dental Office about the first of
Februaay next. Jan. 17. 1857.
LIKE INSURANCE —To THE EDITOR OF
THE X. Y. TBIBCNE.— Sir: The unprece
dented success of the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company the past year, is
worthy of especial notice. Having issued
over 12,000 new policies—the income about
so,ooo,ooo—being over SIB,OOO per day—
its capital increased about $1,000,000 over
and above all losses—including also the an
nual dividend of 00 percent. —making the
total assets now about $14,000,000. The
number of policies now in force, about 10,-
000, being the largest number of any com
pany now in this country—all combine to
show how the public appreciate the old
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany.
You will oblige us by giving the follow
ing an insertion in your truly valuable pa
per, which will answer the many misstate
ments of rival agents, and with much es
teem, we are, Yours, Ac.,
TECK A HILLMAX.
Jan. 8, 1867. Troy, X. Y.
LETTER FROM BANKERS.
TROY, October 20, 1866.
Messrs. PECK & HILLMAN, General Agents of
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company:
GENTLEMEN The undersigned, policy
holders in the Connecticut Mutual Lite In
surance Company, feel that it is too late
in the day for this Company to need any
recommendation from us. Yet, in view of
the fact that rival companies are jealons of
her unparalleled success, and are making
an effort to disparage her, we take great
pleasure in saying that the Connecticut Mu
tual has done better by us than was prom
ised. Your representations to us have been
more than realized. The non-forfeiture fea
ture adopted by your Company—the great
economy and prudence in the management
of its business—the large dividends annilul
ly paid to us, and especially the 60 percent,
dividend paid this year—also the change
made by which in the settlement of policies
at death, not even a single note comes out
of the policy—all combine to increase (if
any increase is possible) our oonfidence in
your Company. And we cheerfully recom
mend it to all desiring to get their lives in
sured. We would not change our insurance
in this for one in any other company.
Respectfully yours,
JARED S. WEED, Prest. Troy Savings Bank,
W. GAY - , Cashier National State Bank, Troy,
C. M. WELLINGTON, Cash.Man. Nat. Bk, Troy,
G. F. SIMS, Cash. Troy City National Bank,
P. M. CORBIN, Cash. Union Nat. Bank, Troy,
S. ToppAN.Cash. Nat. Exchange Bank, Troy,
J. B. KELLOGG, Cask. Central, Nat. Bk.Troy.
F. SIMS, Cash. Mer. AMech. Nat. Bk, Troy,
G. A. STONE, Cash. Mutual Na:. Bk, Troy,
C. P. WILLIAMS, Cash. Nat. Albany Ex. Bk,
A. WALSH, Cash. Nat. Bank of Lans.nburg,
C. P. HABTT, Cash. Second Nat. Bank, N. Y.
H. B. McKEAN, Agent,
Towanda, Pa.
T&K- J. M COLLINS is now offering
his stock of ready-made clothing at cost.—
Over-coats, Business Coats, Punts, and vests
Ac., for cash. Call and see.
Jan. 7, 1867. J. M. C.
|gL,Tria List for February Terra,
commencing Monday, Feb. 1. 1867.
George Dusenberry vs. Ganning A Wight
man debt
S. W. Park vs. Wm, Frederick .ejectment
C. W.Clapp vs. Welles, Blood A Co..replev.
S. N. A J. P. Blood's use vs. C. F. Welles,
jr case
C'ark A Baker vs Abra'm Steers,et al debt
Amos Griffeth et al vs. A. H. Spalding..ap'l
J. C. Marcellus vs. Chas. Morgan et al do
same vs. Clark Wheeler.... ... .do
same vs. Benjamin Clark do
Allen White vs. Lewis D. Goodwin do
Sam'l Hyatt et al vs. F. S. Elliott et al.. tress.
H. D. A G. L. Covert vs. J. Monroe Smith, do
Henry D. Covert vs. same do
Oritka Covert's use vs. same do
Augustus Lewis vs. D. L>. Brewster. ..ejec't
R. W. Cheney vs. Athens Twp case
Robert Campbell's Administrators vs. John
S. Madden appeal
N. C. Harris's vs. A. P. Stevens's udminis
trat >rs sci. fa.
Fall Creek Coal A Iron Co. vs. J. Monroe
Smith trespass
C. T. Hull vs. F. N. Page appeal
Seth Peck vs. Stephen Bullock case
Benj. J Middaugh vs. Wm. Decker do
Z, P. Corson vs. 11. W. Thompson. ..ejec't
S. N. Bronson vo. N. N. Parks ... appeal
Alfred Noxon vs. Towanda Coal A Irou Co.
and terre Tenants sci. fa. sur mort
Fort-Plain Bank vs J. T. D. Myer .. deb.
I). E.Martin vs. Daniel Coolbaugh's admin
istrators case
Eli P. Rockwell vs. Alba JJ0r0....... debt
Dewitt Slaughter vs. Shepard Fierce, exec
utor sci. fa.
Cortissoz, St. Anna A Co. vs. J. Monroe
Smith et al trespass
L. B. Gardner vs. Itidgbury Twp debt
Wm. W, Wright vs Litchfield Twp do
State of Pennsylvania, )
BRADFORD COUNTY SS : |
Subpo-iias returnable Monday, February
11th, A. D., 1867, at 10 o'clock A. M.
WM. A. THOMAS,
JMi> i Pruthonotary.
HaT* E. F. STEVENS, C. E., Surveyor,
Aarchitect, Ac., House, Land aud Estate
Agent, offers his services to the public.
Office over Frost's Furniture, Towunda.
Pa. Jan. 10,1867.
A Musical Convention will be
held at Smithboro, X. Y., in Van Winkle's
Hall, commencing on Tuesday A. M., Jan.
22d, 1867, to continue four days and close
on Friday evening, Jan. 25th, with a con
cert under the direction of Prof. J. G. TOWN
ER. The Psalm King the best and Idlest
book w ill be furnished for use in the con
vention free. Good board at reasonable
rates. All lovers of music are solicited to
at'eud. Admission to full course SI,OO.
Concert 25J|cts.
By order of the Committee.
Jan. 17, 1867.
IgL Fist of Jurors drawn for Feb
ruary term, 1807 :
GRAND JURORS.
Asylum, Richard E. Gilbert: Athens bo
ro., O S Haekett, J A Bristol; Burlington
twp, T S Knapp ; Burlington West, Samuel
Simpkius ; Canton twp., Samuel Annable ;
Franklin, Ira Morse ; Litchfield, J Hunt:
Leroy, Richard Montgomery ; Rome twp,,
Albert Richards ; Smithfield, S Wilcox, C.
Gerould ; Standing Stone, Hiram Gorden ;
Springfield, Lafayette Leonad : Troy twp.,
R A Ballard, Euos Luther ; Troy boro., X
M Carnochan, Thbeodore Walilron; To
wanda boro,, Win. Heeler ; Tuscurora, Cal
vin Newman. Reuben Mattison; Ulster, Al
fred Ilolcomb, G II Vandyke : Wyainsing.
Charles Ingham.
TRAVERSE JURORS —FIRST WEEK.
Athens twp., Elisha Satterlee.' Julius To
zer, Lorenzo Rollinson : Armenia, Jaiues P
Burman, Nathan Sherm n, Chas. Crandall:
Asylum, Wm. Frisbee, Jonathan Stevens,
John Brauud; Albany, Ralph Stevens, Win.
Bahr; Burlington boro., Mason Long; Bur
lington twp., Morris Smith; Burlington
west, J G Blakestey, Myron Ballard, Chas.
Lewis ; Canton boro, Orrin Brown ; Cautou
twp, Horace Webster, John Lilly ; Colum
bia, James Lane, Daniel Bradford ; Frank
lin, Nathan Kilboro, Ira Smith : Herriek,
Andrew Overpeck; Monroe twp, G C Irvine,
Jeremian Blaekmun. Jas R Irvine ; Pike,
Azariah Champion : Ridgbuvy, Horace Kel
se.\ ; Rome twp, Siilas Hidt-y, Silas Allis ;
Shesheonin, G E Humphrey: Springfield,
M C Berry ; Smithfield, James Fi'eteh r ;
South Creek, Philo Fassett, jr.: Troy twp,
Orrin Morse, Geo Ballard : Towunda b ro,
H A Cary ; Towanda twp, G W Scovell; Li
ster, G W Nilcliols, Ethan I> Moore : Wil
mot, John Morrow; Wyalu-dng, Joseph Yan
auken, G I\ Ackroyd: Warren, Wm. L
Beardslee, Geo Hicks, Wm Rogers : Wind
ham, Charles Was !i burn.
TRAVERSE JURY —SECOND WEEK.
Albany, Williams Lee, Warren Allen: Ath
ens twp, J K Wright, Daniel McDuffee, 2 1,
Sidney Hayden ; Canton boro, Samuel H
Newman, G W Griffin ; Canton twp, James
Warren: Columbia, Albion Budd, Raymond
Guruett : Franklin, B E Baken, Wm L Ly
on: Herriek, Philander Barnes,J D Squires;
Leßaysville. Stephen Gorham : ltidgburry,
Deltuar Martin : Rome twp, Wm McCabe;
Sheshequin, David Horton, W li Chaffee ;
Springfield*, Collins Tracey; Tuscarora, Ed
win Sturdivant, Wm M Black: Towanda
twp. Miller Fox : Towanda boro, Edwin E
Buffingtou: Troy twp. Win Young, Stephen
Wilber.W S Manley; Warren, J A Newman,
James Whalon : Wysox, J D Allen, John B
Hinds ; Wells, John Updykc, Geo Wilson :
Wyalusiug, Seth Hornet, Ceo X Vaughn :
Lister. Jason Smith.
QALRTEBLV REPORT of the First Na
tional Bank, Towanda, I'a., ou the morning
of the first Monday of January. 1867 :
ASSETTS.
Notes A Bills Dis'uted $100,970 77
Indebted of Directors 22.229 10
Total Discounts 123,208 87
U S Securities deposited with Tr.
IT S 175,000 00
L. S. Securities on hand 13,000 00
Overdrafts 958 20
Banking House, Furniture and
fixtures 6,500 00
Expenses, 1,512 76
Cash Items, 6,164 13
Due from National Banks, 61,917 72
Due from Bankers, 2,084 37
Legal Tender Notes ou hand,.... 25,100 00
National and State Bank Notes,. 1.768 00
$117,521 00
LIABILITIES :
Capital, 125,000 00
Surplus Fund,.. 16,500 00
Circulation, 111,500 00
Individual Deposits, 135,187 57
L. S. Deposits 24,680 26 :
Due National Banks 1,003 85
Due Bankers 180 64
Dividends unpaid 45 00
Profit and LOSS 3.423 71 !
|
$417,521 06
I, N. N. Betts, Jr., Cashier of the F rst '
Nattoual Bunk of Towauda, do solemnly ;
swear, that the above statement is true to '
the best of mv knowledge and belief.
X. N. BETTS, Jr., Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before ine,this Bth
day of Januarv, 1867.
H. J. MA DILL, Recorder.
MA hhlbD .
ROCKWELL- HIGH -At the residenco of
the bride's father, Rev. E. M. High. Jan.
Ist, by Rev. A. C. Sperry. Mr. Wm. P.
Rockwell to Miss Frances M. High, both
ot Rome, Pa.
BOARDMAN—HINEY.—At the residence
of the bride's father. Mr. C. Hiney, Dec.
24th, by Rev. A. C. Sperry. Mr. S. D.
Boardman to Miss D. Hiney. both of
Rome, l'a.
DUNHAN—STAFFORD.— At the M. E.
Parsonage in Rome, Jan. Ist. ly Rev. A. :
C. Sperry, Mr Wm. B. Dunham of Wind- :
ham, Pa., to Miss M. E. Stafford of Litch- i
field, I'a.
ADAMS-FOWLER.—At the Cathedral of !
Sts. Peter and Paul, on Thursday even- \
ing, January 10th, 1867,by the Rev. ('has. j
V. Kelly, D.D Asst. Rector of Trinity
Chnreli. George W. Adams and Ella M. |
eldest daughter of Col. R. Fowler, all of
( 'hicago, 111.
MARSH—TAYLOR.—At the M. E. Parson
age in Rome, Dec. 14, by Rev. A. C. Sper
ry, Mr. E. C. Marsh of Rome, Pa., to Miss
L. D. Taylor, of Orwell, Pa.
BROWN—MORROW.—At the r. idencc of
John Morrow. Wilmot, Jan. 10. 1867. by
the Rev. David Craft, Capt. J.ihn G.
Brown, late of the 141 st Reg't. I'. \ . to
Miss Nancy P. Morrow.
TERRY—JACKSON—At the M. E. parson
age, by Rev. C. E. Taylor.on the sth inst ,
Mr. James Terry, of Friends ville, to Miss
Laura Jackson, of Jackson Valley.
HAIGHT—SLEEPER—At the same place,
by the same, on the 13th ius't.. Mr. O. 15.
Haigh of Apalachin, to Miss llosina E.
Sleeper, of Warren, l a.
HIGGINS—MILLER—At tlm residence of
the brides father. Jan. Ist, in Wiota, Wis
consin. by Rev. S. N. Butler. Mr. Frank
Higgins, of Orwell pa., to Miss Lizzie J.
Miller.
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DIED.
DA VIES .—Departed this life, at Tideoute. .
Warren Co., Pa.. Monday evening, Nov.
25, 1866, after a painful illness of disease i
of heart and lungs, Thomas R. Davies, ;
Jr., aged 33 years, eldest son of Thomas
R. and Aseuatli Davies, ot Athens, Pa.
His remains were brought to Athens,
where the funeral services took place, Nov.
28th, Rev. Mr. DELONG, of Binghamton, ;
addressing a large concourse of sympathiz- •
ing frien's and relatives, who gave evidence !
by their grief, how well and unniversally
he was beloved by nil. The subject of this i
notice was a volunteer of three years ser-1
vice in the army. At the time the soldiers j
were honorably discharged, he was sick in '
the hospital at Harper's Ferry, with iufla
mntion of the lungs, contracted when his j
regiment was driven into the wilderness in j
the mountains of Virginia, on that ever ■
memorable raid under Gen. Hunter.
He was one of the sixty survivors of the
one thousand hale and hearty men (the sth 1
N. Y. Volunteers) who started on that long j
and ardnons march, only these returned to
tell the sufferings they endured.
He saw his dearest companions shot down I
in battle by bis side, and others die of star- j
yation and disease, in those days of sorrow* j
-nd suffering yet he was spared, but with j
broken health and shattered constitution, I
from which he never recovered.
He is not dead! the child of our affection, j
But gone to that school,
Where he no longer needs our kind pro
tection.
For Christ himself doth rule.
There is 110 death! what seems so is
transition,
This life of mortal breath,
Is but the s \burb of the life elysiau,
Whose portals we call deuth.
TOWANDA MARKETS.- Wholesale. Prices.!
Corrected every Tuesday by E. T. For. No.
1, Brick Bow :
Wheat $2 50 0 W 00
Bye $ 85 (a, 00
Corn 1 00
Oats
Flax Seed 1 80 (aj 2 00
Clover Seed, (small)
" " (Orwell)... ....
Beans 1 50 (j 2 00
Butter (rolls) 28 ( 30
" (dairy) 25 % 30
Eggs 28
Potatoes . 40 (a)
Hay (per ton) 15 00
Salt (per bbl.). 3 (Hi
Flour 12 00 @ 16 00
Ham 16 @ 20
WEIGHTS OF CHAlN.— Wheat, 60lbs; Corn,
56 lbs; Rye, 56 lbs : Oats, 32 lbs ; Barley.
46 lbs : Buckwheat, 48 lbs; Beans, 62 lbs ;
! Bran, 20 lbs; Clover Seed 02 lbs; Dried Ap
ples, 22 lbs; Flax Seed 56lbs.
NOD ntiDcrtiscments.
Y\r II ERSE Y WAT KIN'S, A Mary
' ' • l'ublir —Ail! prepared IO take Depo i
in<. Arkn iwledg- he KX'Uliori of Meeds.
|H' rigagt.-*, t' iwer ■>( -t.orney, and ail ojber
j ii stiaiuebls. AffiJavi s and oilier pipers m.y
be s vorn to belor. me.
Olliee opposite the Banking House ui B 8.
Ifussell A (' i,, a lew rods uortli ol the Ward
Boose. Towasda. Pa , Jan. It, Jst;7.
FY\EM FOB SALE.--The übscri
la-r oflers hi farm for nale, situated in
| Asy'vui towns) ip. throe miles bom Towanda,
| along she Su-qiehanna B'Ver Containing
i aiioui 150 seres, lib improved, with two houses
I two bains, two R >ed ort'hards. good fences and
well wateied. 'llie whole under a good state o
cultivation. A R-.pe Ferr. belonging to ihef
| 'a'ni. For terms apply to the subscriber on the
place, or E. M. BISHOP, Wyalusing.
J. M. BISHOP.
Jan. 20. IM7.
LICENSES. —Notice is hereby giv
en that the following app ieations for Li
censes tor Taverus and Merchant Dealers have
been filed i this office, and the same will he
pjeseuted to the Court oi Quarter Sessions.on
Monday, February 4, ISO7 lor the considera
tion ot said Court :
TAVERNS
John Crist ... .. .Try Township.
Miles D. Cass, .... .. " "
1 I). B. Bartk-ti, .Towanda Borough.
I X. I'. Tuttlc, Smithlleld.
! Shuht-1 Bowman, Ttiry
I P. It. WUcox Mbany.
i Ceo. W. Si)aires, ... standing Stonei
jS S. Downing franklin.
j J- S Bill -Arlington Borough.
i Frederick Tetzlafi', Troy Borough.
; Allen McKean Towanda Borough -
I Win. J. Crane Wysox
j Stephen I. Bennett, : .Ulster.
! C. T Smith, Towanda Borough.
| A. C. Peters, Weils
iItKOUAWJ 111. At. ESS.
' B. B. Mitchell, Troy Borough.
j H. W. N0b1e5,.... totvan .a Borough.
i L. I'. lloyse Burliiiglon Borough.
W. A. THOMAS,
j Jau. 17, 1m67. Cle-1.. j
CI AUTlON.—Whereas, iny wife
) Hannah has left nre bed and board with
out jm-t cause or provocation, all pe sons are
I oau tu ned against haihoiing or trusting her on
my account as i wilipay no debts of her con
! flatting alter this date.
SOLOMON COLE
I Asylcm. Jan. lb, 1867 —3t*
WANTED. —A GOOD Sawyer to run
a water power Saw Mill, situated near
the mouth ot the Wyalusing Creek.
Jan. 10. l-G -3t. L. P. STALFORD.
TVTOTICE is hereby given that Pro
j. v posal.s wiil he received up to February Ist
18t>7, to Surnish the material and build a church
in Asylum. Bradford county. Pa. The size and
spec ifleatious ol said edifice may he knowu by
calli gat the store of U. Moody, in said town
ship and countv. U. MOODY",
R. E. GILBSBT.
F. X HO ET.
B. L STILLVVELL,
Jan. 10.1867.->t. Building Committee
W-MITIIBURO HOTEL,
SMITHBORO. N. Y .
Having rented aud Refitted this well known
Hotel. 1 am ready to aceom n d tt-i all who may
tavor me with a-all I htv.- a It ge Hall a'-
tache-l, scitable for lectures, dtnees A- -. :'.sv
engers carried to any point by applying at th t
Hotel. No pains will be spired to u.ik- eve'y
thiog agreeable and c-MB'ort-ibie for the iavt-1-
ing puolic. J. B. VAN WINKLE.
Jan. 10, 1867. Proprietor.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Mi.-s
J- STELI.A HALT, would inform the public that
she proposes giving instruction upon the Piat o.
and th t bavingpaid especial attention to the
principles ol Music, she leeks confident ol giv
ing entire satisiact on in the advancement in
musical atiainm> nts ot any who may be placed
under her charge. Terms—24 lessons and use
of instrument sl2 ; without use ol instru
ment sio. Re-ideuce two doors north ol Mr.
Ladd'a
Towanda, Dec. 3,1866 tl.
GREAT SECRET EXPOSED I
Yielded at iast to th wishes ol friends. Time
and again has the toilowing proposi ion been
made; but never exposed until the present.
FIVE YEARS AN VNREVEAI.ED SE
CRET!
NERVE VOt-RSKI.r FOR TIIF. SHOCK !
First proposition to be made public :
FRIEND NELSON :—First. I would say, at
i ording to the but calculations, in the Borrngh
ot Towanda, there is sold yearly one hundred
thousand dollars worth ot Boots and Shoes,
mostly slop work of the most inferior kind,
and the people generally aic sick of it. And
now 1 say to your again, as I have before, en
large your Store make it neat and commodious,
ami keep a good stock ol Boots and .shoes, and
you shall he sustained. Most ot the people be
gin to feel a little above buying their boots and
shoes at Dry Roods Stores ; it looks verdant
and outlandish. >• edo not ask to make yor
goods if it is not convenient. The facilities in
some other localities, where a better eh ice ot
sto i k aud win kmen can he had, may I t -till bet
ter And you have always hroa in the business
and better understand this one puiu; and im
portent branch ot the Merchant's art, than
those tail deal in Silks and Vluslins, and they, i
believe, would be glad to let this business go
where it belongs ; that they he.edone i: hereto
fore to accomoaate 'he people : I do believe it
you wonld opiu a fir.. . ,e - shoe Store the
people would no (go to Dry Gods Stores to buy
r-b-.es any m-re than they would to Drug Stores
for Gats.
Stop, stop,! what are yon talking about ? has
not any one the right to sell what he pleases ? It
may lie, huuot in justice is it right in so large a
place as this, where practical men are engaged
wholly in this business. It has lieen given np
in every other place, and according to custom
it will be here.
Two thousand live hundred propositions 1
madelroni customers, is, to bring more of the
same kmd ol Boots and Shoes you brought with
you when you came in town seven years ago. I
have neve seen a good Shoe betore nor since, i
thc iauguage o them all at the same time.
Haiw- thy leet gently
And think it so queer
That the Boots I sold then
should wear them a year.
I now yield to the above propositions, and have
promised to sell Twenty-five Thousand Dollars
woith oi his Boots and Shoes i' he would make
them as good as those 1 hi ought here seven
years ago. and the <m?wer is I will! 1 will
Well friends, your proposition made
And I've consented to the trade.
So 1 will sell you Shoes both strong r-d neat
To plea-e the taste and suit the feet.
I hate Ladies,' Misses', Boys' and Melts'.]
From fancy down to coarse brogans,
Come one and all. do as you agree,
Aud buy your Boots and Shoes of me.
dome 1 Come ! T say, where yon can find
Boots exaelly to y nir mind ;
A d il you was never here before.
You'll fiud il is the very Store,
Come Indies, Gents, I have goods for all,
Buy your goods of me this Fall,
And when Spring comes F will the cry,*
" At L. C. NELSON'S I will buy!" '
There is one thing more i'il sty to yon,
I'm in the old Store made over new ;
It any read, aud stand the sho< k.
My place you'll find joins I'HUOQ'S Block.
GENTS' CALF BOOTS AT BARGAINS. !
MINERS
KIR A COWHIDE " " •,
Geuts aud Boys Metalie Corrogated Perfora
ted Plates A great saving.
Terms Cash, no credit. Small profits for
money is the motto. L. C. NELSON.
Towanda. Nov, 20.1666
iUcrfljantii^.
! QLLOCKERY AND DRY GOODS !!
Having determined to open a
CROCKERY STORE,
I !
We have enlarged and refitted our Store, ex
pressly for this purpose, and we are now open- j
ing the largest and most varied stock of
CHINA.
CROCKERY,
GLASS,
LAVA.
YELLOW,
ROCKINGHAM,
AND
STONE WARE.
Als a large ussoit merit of
SILVER PLATED GOODS,
TABLE CUTLERY.
WOOD,
WILLOW,
AND
JAPANNED GOODS.
All the aiiove goods we buy < ither from the
Manufacturer or Importer and thus can sel(
them si re, i/ lira figures. Our stock of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHS,
TRIMMINGS,
A.Nil
NOTIONS,
Will he kept full tor this season, and sold at low
rates. All our goods we hold for cash.
OW~ Agents lor all the best Sew nig Machines.
Hoping to merit a continuance ot your favor
in our new undertaking, we remain yours to
command.
WICKHAM A BLACK.
Towanda, Dec. .1 ISGG.
MY POLI CY !
Whereas I have .insi returned Imm New York j
with a fine stock of New Goods, selected with |
great care aud bought very close, -ousequently 1
am enabled too fit I great inducements to those j
wanting goods. The stock is adapted '•> the j
wants ol all both >l4 and young. The leading
departments are all full. The
DRY GOODS,
GROCERY,
|
BOOT WD SHOE,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
:
HATS AND CAPS,
BUFFALO ROBES,
i
GENTS FURS
LADIES FURS,
i,
CHILDREN'S SETTS,
SOLE LEATHER. ScC.,
i
BEAUTIFUL STYLES ORES< COOf'S.
WORSTED SHAWLS,
NUBIAS, HOODS, &C
All m\ old bunds and the " rc.-t of man
kind,'' are cordially.invited to call and see. No
charge for showing good-. Tickets ol Admission
free.
L H. BRONSON.
Orwell, Nov. 1,186b,
IWTA Y L 0 H
•I •
Is now receiving & verj large 'and we;: -elected '
8 T O 0 K OF F A L L GOODS;
Comprising al 1 the
NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES
In market, and will he exhibited with plea
sure. A very fine assortment ot
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS '
To malcli. Ainr<:-> slock-il
CLOTHS AND SACKINGS.
\ large stork of Ladies and i-issea i *
WOOL SHAWLS
AND KNIT GOODS
Ol all kind
BROWN SHEETING
AND
BLEACHED MUSLIN
j
A full assortment of I
FANCY GOODS. !
And a very large and complete stock of [ ,
MILLINERY GOODS,
And a great variety of other goods too nnmer
ottg to mention Oct. 9, 1860,
tjumpljrcg Hrotl)cr'c Column. 1
{HUMP H R E Y B R O THE R S
j Are prepared to meet the demands of the
i BOLT AND SHOE WEARING COMMF'NITY
nt'Bis* rut: omto; VEAH,
And liavc ir, store a very large and -omplete as
i men! of
I
iL A DIES F INK S HOE S !
Consisting in part of
j LADIES CONGRESS GAITERS,
I.AMIES LACE GAITERS,
LADIES BUTTON GAITERS,
ALL STYLES IN
> LASTIXH, GLOVF Kin, OR MOROCCO, j
I. Glove Kid Balmorals.
LADIES MOROCCO BALMORALS,
!
Ladies Lasting Balmorals.
LADIES BOOTEES AND BUSKINS |
ladies Slippers. Kid or Lasting,
; WOMEN'S CALF AND THICK BOOTEES, j
Misses Gaiters, Balmorals and Slippers, ,
CHILDREN'S FINE SEWED SHOES
Childrens < ...per Tipped Shoe-,
CHILDRENS SLIPPERS AND TIES
We - all especial attention to our stock of
O V E R S II O E S .
MEN'S. WOMEN'S A CHILDREN'S ARCTICS, j
Men'", Women's and Children's Rubbers,
MEN S BUFFALO OVERSHOES
Gentlemen's I'ine French Calf Root-,
MEN'S KIP \ND STOGA BOOTS,
BOYS FINK CALF BOOTS
BOYS KIP AND THICK BOOTS,.
Youth'■< and Children's Boo!-,
IN ALL VARIETIES, PRICES •
AND SIZES
In tact every thing in the Boot and Shoe line,
FROM THE SMALLEST T > THE LARGEST.
THE HARNESS DEPARTMENT!
On the Second Floor under the superinten
dence) oi
MR. JAMES V. WILCOX.
Long and lavorably known a* the manufacturer I
>: good work, is well -locked with
FANCY CARRIAGE HARNESS,
iir.AVV TEAM HARNESS.
Six. I F 11 VP.NFS- •] EVERY DE.SIT.IPTIOX ,
I
j i
LIGHT AND HEAVY COLLARS
GRNTS \ND LADIES SADLES, j
f:II>lN . BRIDLE
HORSE BLANKETS, WHIPS. &C„ !
i
Any pie. <• or jiart ot a Harm-.- ni .de to order
on short notice.
1
T R UN K S .
LADIES TRAVELLING TRL'NKS,
GENTS TRAVEuLIXU TRUNK.-,
VALISES OF LEATHER. WOOD, i
OR CLOTH.
RAIL ROAI> BAG -, RETICULES,
AC AC.. AC
ALSO FULL STOCK OF LEATHER ;
i
French and American
<
C A I. F N D KIP SKINS,
M.-roi. Glove Kid and Binding Skin-
OAK AND HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER,
Shoe Finding-. :
. 1
HARNESS TRIMMINGS,!'
-
And all machinery n-ed in mannfactnring.
Thanking the public for their very liberal pa
tronrge during the year just rastc . -ve invite a ,
centimmnce during assuring them that we
slial' endeavor, by employing none hut first |
class workmen, ah 1 using good material, to
sustain the reputation of oor house as being the
IK-st Boot, Shoo and Harness Establishment in
Bradford or adjoining counties
HUMPHREY BROTHERS.
Towanda. Jan. 1,1867.
Cfgal.
SHERIFF'S f>ALK. By virtue of
sundry writs ut Vend. Expo. issued out of
the Court i ! CobiuiOD Fleas of Bradford County
and to me directed, will be exposed to public
sole at the Court House in lire Borough of To
wan da. on Monday, February 4, 1867, at 1 o'-
clock, p. m., the billowing deeri ! *d lot, piece
or pari el ol land situ to in South Creek two.,
bounded >nd described as follow.-', to wit: He
(tinning at n post in the w rrant lite at the ;
south east corner of Edward Meads lot, thence j
so nth 1° and 30 miu., wist 166 7 10 per. to a j
post at the southeast corner of the warrant, |
thence north BfiJ° w-st 108 t 10 per. to a corner <
thence north l 1 east ia'.i per. to the south-west
e rncr ol Edward Mead's lot, and thence north |
86° east 100 per. to the place of beginning. Con- !
taining 11 1 acres and so prs. more or less, about '
so acres improved, with a. framed house, log |
shtd auii a civ irnit tiees I hereon
Seizpd and taken in execution at the suit of
Lyman Truman vs. Thomas Foemao.
ALSO- The lollowing lot piece or purtel ot
land situate in To.vanda Boro' bounded north
by land of Wm. 11. Hedge, east by lands of M.
C Meicui,; outh by land ot Heed Smalley, and j
west by William Street, being 50 feet trout and !
100 *eet bn k Containing 5000 square feet, I
more or iess, all improved with a framed house '
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Allen McKean's use vs. A. J. Trout.
AI.SO The lollowing iot piece oi patoelof
land situate in Franklin twp., beginning at a
post on the s .nth b ink of Catbon Creek, thence
u rth ">l° west 100 prs. toa stone corner, thence
north lib 1 ' east 100 pis. to a stone turner, thence
south 51° east 71 prs. to the 14th mile post
troro lowaudi on the Barclay Kail Hoad,thence i
-outh 51° east 2 3 prs. to the south bank of Car- j
bon Creek, thence along the so th bank of the |
j same the several ionises to the place ol begin- j
! uing. Coutsiuing 100 avrea, more or less with j
a i:.mt d house and two board shanties thereon. |
Seized and taken J execution at the suit of |
John K. Means vs. Bradford Kailroad and Coal j
I Company.
1 ALSO—The following described lot piece or |
j panel ol lauu situate iu Sinithlield twp.,bound- |
i ed north by lands ol 1. I*. Uillett aud M. A. i
• Forrest, on the east by land of S. S. Baker and i
- 'and of M. A Forres ,on the south by the put
j iii highway and on the we*t by linos ot 'i. t
} Hulls anil VViuuvv blown. ConKilliug about ,
i 100 seres i ( !u; .1 more or lea-, eboui 40 acres'
1 improved wiih a t.iiined house, trained turn
j and a lew iruit trees therioa.
| stizt d and taki nin execution ' -
: Edward -wain's use vs. Chanes H a-Is
{ and li Nichols.
i ALSu- Ihe to!,owing 01, pitc. ->i paict-l ol ,
land siiiPite iu Lome twp., bounded north by j
i Liiu oi VV'i iiara I'nrks, east by land ot mine !
' bins, treulh by land oi Harvey hire hard, and
j west by land • f sud William I'aik-s. Contain
' ing 40 acres ot laud, mote or less, with a train
i ed house, Ir-ißitd barn and a tew trait trees
| thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit ot
George C. At wood's use Vs. James S. Parks and
| E. W. Parks.
ALSO—By virtue ol a writ of Fi. Fa. will be
I sola at the same time and place, the lollowing
; lot, piece or parcel oi laud situate in Troy twp.
! hounded on ibe north, south and *rs=t by land ol
Wm. S Bobbins, and • u the e st by land ot E.
! B. Parsons. Containing 15 acres ot land, more
|or les-, a i' > , acres improve'', with an old I
i log house au J "i lew irait trees thereon,
i Seized and taken in execution at the suit of ,
S niilniu b. i/obuius vs. Bully C'ea-e anu Henry I
; Cease.
Aire O—Th" following described lot, piece or ;
parcel ol land situate in Bur,ingtuii Boio' '
: bounded north by the pubiic highway leading !
1 irom Burlington a Troy, east and sou'h by j
lands ot Addison McKeau, and west by lands ol |
A £J. iiorley. Containing hail an ere oi j
land, mo! or it- -s. ail improved wi'h a trained '•
house, irunn d bai n and at w fi uit trees thereon
reized au, taken iu execution at the suit ol 1
P. i.. Ward v. t . r. Marry & H B. Wiiluim.
aLbil— Ibe lallow ing lot, piece or parrel of [
i i t in he-* Builiugton iwp., oouuued i
tic-ith by lands ol lb Bourne, cast oy lands ot
11- It- llill, south by lands ol L>. H. Sweeney,
,tiid west by the public highway leading Iroin
1 Bui iiuglou to i-muhueld. CoutaiuUig 400 acies
ji iaou. more or le- s, about 45 acres improved, j
with three small plank bouses, iranted baru, j
raw mill and slung.<i machine attached aud lew 1
! h uil Gees theieuu.
Sseizd aud tak> n in execution at the suit of
A. Newell & Co. vs. A. W. Wheaton.
AL>O —By vir.ue oi a writ of Leviri Facias
v. ill i C sold at the same time aud place ail that i
certain piece or parcel oi laud situate in Athens j
j Boro b -uuded north by a public alley leading '
1 to the Baptist Church, on the east by the puo- j
lie highway leading Irom Athens Boro" to Fac- 1
i toryvilie. on the south by .ands of James
Smith, and on the r-t by lands ot C.N. ship- i
man. <i.c. Containing about one lourtk oi an j
: acre of land, be the same more oi less, with one !
tramea house, iramed horse barn,and a few truit !
tre- s thereon.
Seized and taken in execation at the suit ol j
J James H. We les vs. J. B. R-.eve impleaded w.th
J . J. 11") t admrs. id N . Hoyt.
WILLIAM GIIIFFIS, |
Sheriff s Office Jan. 10, 1867. Sheritf.
. A DMINISTKATOR'S NOTICE.— !
2l Notice is hereby given, that all persons j
indebted to the estate ot P. W. iiesley, late of j
Columbia twp , deceased, are requested to make '■
, immediate payment, and those having claim I
against said estate will present them duly au- i
thenticated lor settlement.
OLIVER 0. BESLEY. I
Jan. 10, lsu?.* Administrator
PROCLAMATION —Whereas Llou
JL F iIIKIS B. STKBETER, President Judge j
ot the 12th Judicial District, consisting of the
counti sol Biauioid aud Susquehanna, and Hon |
Levi P ftatford and J. W. Van Dyke Associate
Judges, iu and or said cour.'y ot B ad ford, I
h . issued their precept rearing date the 2nd ;
d>y ut j unary, A . D. i*6T, to tnc directed, for
holding u Court of Oyer and Teiminer, Genera l
Quarter Sessions ot the Peace. Common Plea '
anu Orphan's Court, at Towmida, for the Couu- ,
ty c,t Biad'oid. on Monday, the 4th day ot Feb- >
mary. next, t continue two week-.
Noli e is htreloie hereby given, to the Coro- J
n • Ju-tic ; ot the Peace and Constables,ot .
tli ounty i-i Bradfoid, that they be then and I
thcic in lli ii proper person, at id o'clock in the |
t ucnoou of said diy, with their rec rd>, iuqui- i
siti. ns and other lira inbrauccs, to do those '
•hue- which t > their oilic appertains to bo I
don, . ..nd t. i . .h i arc bound oy recognizance i
i r : 'lit rwisc to prosecute against the prison rs j
v. ho are or ui j be iu the jail ot said County, or I
ft . hall be bound to appear at the said Court. t
arc to be tht"! and there to prose vine ..n-l i
hem ss shall lie jn-f Juror are requested to
te punctual in their attendance, agreeably to j
their notice
Dated at Towanda, the 10th day ot January, iu ;
the year ui our Lord, cue thousand eight
budred and sixty-seven, and ot the indepen
dence ot the United States, the nine'y-fn-t.
VVIII.IAM GKIPFIS, Sheri.f.
fUieirllaiuoug.
i
i GOOD THING MAY BE SEEN !
A
W.X.I) ,\ HARD G'S GALLERY OF ART,
TUVVAMU, BRADFORD COI'NTY, PA.
We take plcasuie in i.-.lot wing ot-r o!u friends !
a tin- i bill:.-, that we have procured one of the
bit ! age Solar Cameras now in use, and are I
pivpaivt to furnish to ,-!! our patrons, better
PHtiTOGHAPHS, bom miuiatuie to life size,
than ever otitrpil in tliis count .at very low pri
ces. A t uie st.U making the neat GEM KEKR.O
TYPE-i. in iuuli-,1 on card-, a.-, we.- a- all kiud
-0 CA E PICTOEES. sOch as
MEL iikoffPES m 4 AMBROTYPF.&.
Vi ear also making beauti'ul
t All 1) Pli (l I O<i it Al'll N .
1 a . toe la -t sty e . and having secured the
b: st, and p-.-aiy help, we au insure sitting
to all that may favor ns with their ptlroiuge.
Vie sliail in future sivc oni -tri tattention to ail
sitting-, iu (loci to secure the most favorable
positions, and as lit • 1 inconvenience as possi
ble to our i :tf iincrs. Tu regard to
C 0 P YIN a.
OGi j re. at . .* iiiitc:* oiiuhit} us niMkc oi. -uoit
notice, the dd I aiißfi..- pii-fw: < from very j lit j
D VGUBRROTYPF.-., JILLANIOTYPES, |
OR AMBROTA PES,
the increasing demind lor that kind ol work lias
It i; -to ~ivc out attention particularly to that
branch of tin* b'.'sint --
We are making large additions to our stock
ot
KILT, RO.-' .WOOD •. D W l.v i r H'.lMUs
:
(.10. U. WOOl) " DF.r. HAt.PISI!
Dec 10, l-r.'i.
"
\ T E W AHR \ N EME N Tj
NEWS ROOM \ND BOOK STORE, j
The undersigned having p v- based the BOOK
STORE AND NEWS ROOM of J. J. Griffiths,
re.-pectiuily invito the old p.il.oos of the estah- j
llshment and the pv' lie generally, to call and ex- l
amine our .-took.
\LVORD & BARKER, j
H w. Al.Vui.i). r. K CARBKB.
\ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF YO
- cil and instrumental music constantly on !
hand at the NEWS ROOM. I
\ BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
I. "Y of Family and Pocket Bibles, cheaper than •
ever before offered in this market, at the
NEWS BOOM.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ALL THE
O sr WDARD Daily and VVceklv Papers, re- i
ccive• at the Xl'Ws ROOM. ,
DON'T TAIL TO CALL AT THE,
NEWS ROi'M.and it you don't see what
yon want, ask for it. ALVORD & BARBER, j
Ccgal.
\ EDITOR'S NOTR'H -//-/a/' -/
Xjk Alri'i Jsiiid'lty, tlrr'tl !|| C Orpillt' ■
Court ot Bradford C—o.Q
the undrr-ig ied Ai I'n .ion ■ -aid
Court to diatiibote liioiit-;,* iu tin-'mn - ot ,u
minis'rator. will attend to the duties ut h . ap
po utment at bin office tn Die Ituri .-f Te
wan-la, on Tb- rsdny Jan miy HI, I v.;. 1 o
clock p. m., at wliicb lime and place ol pei
sons having ilaim" npor, said money- mu-'
i present them or lie forever debarred.
JOHN W. MIA",
I Jan. 10, lsi,7. Audi-' :.
: AUDITOR'S NO'ITGE. — In the, nio'
j hr of I fit tttuit of A /'. Nltntns. In th*
| Orphan'- Court of Bradford County.
- The undersigned mm,lor, appointed by -id
| Court, to distribute moneys iu the hands oi ad
ministratoi, will attend to the duties ol hi*
appointment at his offi'-e in the Bnrongh of To
wanda, on Fridav, the Ist day of February.
107, at 1 o'clock, p. inat which time aud
place all persons having claims upon said mon
eys must present them or Is; torevei debarred
J. DEWITT,
I Jan. 10, 1867. Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.— In (Iv mai
lt! uj lA' fatal i of Phi lander Putter, the.
i fu the Orphan's C urt of Bradford Couu y.
1 The undersigned au-Jifor appointed by-ii-i
Court on the 12th i.'ny December, 4856, to
di- nb 'c .unds ,n I! hind- ot A Roy.se.ad
minnstratorof said t * ate. wiii attend to the
duties ot his appointment, ,K bis office, in ih<-
boruag), ol Tow., not, on datin ty the 2nd day
of February, lciUJ, at 1 o'<! ok,p. iu., wneii ..mi
j where all persons having . laims agaiust said es
, tale, must present them or oe debarred Iroin
I coming in tor a .-bar. ot -aid !ti„d .
W. A PECK.
| Jon. ■>, lß'i7. Auditor.
A I DITOK'S N UTILE —/H 7he mat
trr of the etlatr of !*hejiurrt t'asjitr.dre'il
I In the Orpnan's Court oi Bia-Jturd County.
I The undersigned auditor appointed by said
I Court to distribute moneys in inc hind- •/.
! administrator, wih aticnd to the duties of his
- iMipouuuicat.at his office in the Borough oi
fi •, on Friday, the 2jtU day ol January, ihti,
at 1 o'clock, p. m.. where all persons having
| claim- up )U them, .u i-t present them, or be tor
i i ver debarred. F. SMITH,
Jan. 10. 1 - 7 Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.— Lithe mat
. lei of ilit estate of Uliccr eat!tell, dee'd
in ihe Orphan's Court ot Brad lord County.
The undersigned, as auditor, appointed by
| said court tu distribute moneys in the bauds ot
| the administrators, will attend to the dutie,.
ot bis appointment at his office ia the borough
of Canton, on Thursday, the 2tth day ol Jaua
ary, 18(47, at 1 o'clock p. ui., and ail person
having claims upon -aid funds must present
them, or else be lorcVer deoarred Iroin the same
H. N. WIAJHA.US,
Jan. 10,1807. Auditor.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.—
To Napthali Woodouru.—No. 21J, sept,
teim.ldod. You ar> ht lebv notitied that Eliza
beth vVoodburn, by her next lrieud Clarence
Aoudbhrn, ha-- applied to Uie Court oi C uimon
, Pleas, ot Bradtord County, tor a divorce irom
i the bonds oi matrimony, aud the said Court ha*
| appointed Aiouday, FeotUary 4, lotii.a 2 o'-
! clock, p. in ,at the Court tlouse in To w., .da
; loi hearing the said Elizabeth Woodohm iu '.he,
| pi causes at wnicu tunc and place you can at •
j tend d you tiii-.k proper.
! Jan. 10. leoT. WM. GRIFI IS, Sheriff.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.—
To Harvey Beam —No. uu, February term
1 18*ui. You ate hereby iiotnied that Elizabeth
Beam, by ber uexi tsieud Jo-hua Pecknam. : a
| applied to the Court oi Cuuiruoa Picas ol Brad-
I lord County, tor a div-ncc hour the bonds o.
matrimony, and the -aid Court las appointed
| Monday, the 4th cry u Feoru iry, is-?, for
i healing the said Elizabeth Beaut iu we prerni
i scs, at which time an ! place you can attend il
| you thick proper, WM. GhIPPfS
Jan lu, 1-bi. isucriS.
V[ OT ICE IS ILEUEBY GIVEN,
if That W. Biam ialt.G. H. E.-tell Ransom
Payne, and otners, have presented to the Court
I of Common Pleas ot Brad lord couuty, the cu.tr
! leroi the " First Me h idist Episcopal Church
j of Frankiindaie, ' praying the Court tor a de
; ciee o; incorporation, and hat the same • iii
■ lie heard on Monday, February 4th, 1 -77, o;
: which all persons interested will please take
! notice W. A. TUOMAB,
| Jau, 10,18C7. Prothouotary.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE— In the mat
i lev of Saney Pecker, dee'd. In the Or
j ph-in's Court of Br'adturd county.
The under.-igned auditor appointed by -aid
Court, to distribute moueys ia the hands of the
administrator, w iii attend to the duties ot bis
j appointment at the office ot Smith & Rockwell
i in Troy Borough, January 23d, 1867, at 1 o'.
I clock, p.m., where all persons interested can
• altend il they think proper.
JAMES WOOD,
| Dec. 20,1886. Auditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
. Notice is hereby given that all persons in
j debteu t- rh estate of DM AC LAMBERSON,
! late ot Athens dea d, arc requested to make im
-1 mediate payment. .nd al h vmg claims upon
said estate will present them duly i utica*-d
i tor settlement
aQUiRE NORTHBUP.
| J a.lO, 1867 * Admiui-irator.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.— In the mat
ter of tlit estate of Roderick Wilcox du d
la the the Orphan's Court of Bradtord County.
; The undersigned,an Auditor,appointed by vi,i
Court to distribute money in the hand- of Fx
editors, will at lend to the duties ot bis appoint
incut ai bis office iu the B iruugii u: Towaiid.
| on Friday. Febry-'.ry 1. 1*67. ai ! o'clock, p. ri
ft here all persons having claims upon said mo
nies will attend i forever be u<.haired lion,
i the same. F.LAHAN.xN SMIt .i,
I Jan. 10.15C7- Auditor.
ORPHAN - COURT SALE.-By
virtue of an order is.-ued out i theUr
I plian'3 Conrt of Bradf-id County, tlic undoi
signed a iministrator ot tho estate "of Channrey
Guthrie, late > i tinringtleld twp., dec u.,v,. !
i expo.-o to public sale on the premises iu Sprii;.
I held twj. '.on Thursday the ."Ist day of .tanne
ry. Wi7, at i o ciook, p. in., the lollowing de--
! cril-cd lot, piece or paicel ol land beginni g ..
a post a corner ot lands b-b ugirsr to Wit Lam
T. Daily th, lice north a west 35 12-10' i pre. (-•
a corner, thence south 87' east by imds <u Jcu.i
Westbrook 156 5 10 pre. to a pc-t, tut nee souti.
3 -east by the s me 50 prs. lo a post , then-,
north h7 3 west 156 5-10 pre. by other iaiuls te
longing to aid estate to a p,theiu e u it
73 U west by the same 2i 410 pr . to a ma--h
tbence north 3° west 1 72-100 pis. toap-ist
thence nortii ti° ea.-t 23 44-100 prs to tin
place ol beginning. Containing 40 acres .ad
156 perches, be the -aine more or les-.
JKB Via—lso to epaitwheu struck dowu.
hail the balance , ;i coulinuiticu of s.de liie
balance in one year wiih int-. it—t
WILLIAM .-. CUTHBIL.
Jau 10,16i,i. Adin uis l re.;.
ORPHAN'S OOtJRT S.\I.E By
By virtue "t an order ot the Or, ban's
Court ot Bradford County, the aude. ■ig uu au
ndri-trat -r o! th# e-tde il-1. Sohuler Gia
si n, late ot Pheel. qui ia v' 4. *!'• e-| o-t
tlic premises on Th rs f 31st dej ot Am*-
uuy, I*>C7, ill tO ' l-ek.p. i:,., at y. ia. .-alt
the ' illoiring d;-r bed IF piece oi pacrlo;
lur.d situate in Sbesboquin twp.. 'r ei-uiuar -it
the nor!ii line ul Jab -z l- ishcr'.s land .
west side oi the pnbtie highway, tlieiu-e . .
Fish's laud lio til >o- 1., pre t, :.
'hence uor'ii 12U e#f 7 -l(* prs. in . r .'
thenc -1. i't". 7-1 •■!-' if rs th mad ore
-.'ld that, 'y• h- - Ttif "le 1-5 prs .tq the
bigioiiing. Cootan,dig :10 u,s. be the same
mo.e or less
TERMS—Cash down.
.- W. I'AI: -..
Ju. 10, 1867. Adminiiraior.
RFGI-TEU S NOV' K. V,-.
i heretiy revet, tip ti. hssi"- . lib .land
settled i itin dice ot th" l -gi-'e. t VY lis • ,
I andir Iba .uty o Ut. 'Lad. anuiiii'sot •'
I mird-ti t- 1 up, 't tb-j vl'.. _ c-t il- s. \iz :
Final C-, "l o Hiram T. flak- evT -l .1 'ine
! bakes, dee'd litis: ot Coin:
Final a-c' (! James Men in and . i zaoeth
Chesley. e ii.i re ol S. D 'h--!y,d d l*tr ol
Granville.
Final acc't si E. J liakt-i. rdm'v ol the
tate ot s s. Lath top, ile • M. Lite of Orwell.
Final aec't of tV:n. S. GttUiiie, a m'ro! Gs
' estate oi i Gitthiiv. dee'd. -teoi Spriugtiol-l
I final ace't of Kileo.i Packard, gutrdun
I James Packard minor (MM of \*. : nekaWi
deed.
Final a,, tol si E - hep.-.., .-.uu.! i t rat or yl
; the estat, : sb-perd Cs- pei d->.' i lite o:
Canton twp
j Filial lut st.ir.-sal l-'n,tk v.\-■ e-i ,u. the
; estate ot R b. Latluop. T- 'd : f. 1 Orwell
ALSO—The appr.ii- meat ui pro; eriy set eff
■ by the Ex ii!',r or Aslniin.-tiatoi'.- to widows or
| iTil'dr,n of the- fell, wing decedents •
i Kdate ! Harris u Carlisle.
" Jame. ileverly.
And the mie will lie p csented to he Oi
| phans Ct.nrt ol Bradford v ounty. on i hnrsday
j the lltli day ol Feline , n x>, tor
I confirmation un l alliwanvc.
H. •' MADHJ-.
| Jan, 1u,i86;. Log!-! --
A FP LI CATION IN DIVORCE.
i i\ To Henry Hit- '. r No. 5 1 '-. i-fpt tf iiu
1-66. Yoti an here'oy Botitirel that -Bat th Hnu
' ter, your wiie, iw. apolie.l t-> the t" i-irt t,t Coin
! mon" P!c: • Bradtord Count® |nr d voice
l irom the bonds oi matrimoay. ai,-i Uu- -ai
; Couit lias uppuifed MoaU-ty tho4th dot ot to •
taary, !67, A two o'clock, p m.. i hcani,
i the said Sarah Huuter.in the pr.-mi-- M which
time end place you c.iu al -cud ii vou think fir* p
1 e: -. " \YM. GRlFFi^.Rhetul
! Jan. 16,18*7.
G< AMES FUR THE FAMILY CIR-
I" CLE. at the NEWSROOM.