Bradford gUjmrter.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Ir At a meeting of the sliar. -
ciders of the "Towanda Taunery Co." the
10l "lowing gentlemen were elected Direct
ors :
C. F. WELLES, Athens; J. B. HOWE, Owe-
GO; C. L. WABD, M. C. MERCUB, JOHN F.
MF.ANS, Towandu ; ROBT. H. SAYEE, Le
high Comity ; WM. REED, New York.
C F. WKIA.ES was elected President, Jo-
EM POWELL Secretary and Treasurer,
TIMESB. HOWE, Superintendent.
The Capital Stock, we hear, is one hund
red thousand dollars, which is to be in
i reused to me.-t the requirements of the bu
siness. The Tannery is to be located on
the Barclay Rail Road, about five miles from
this place, on the Towandu Creek.
i'rom the character aud ability of the men
engaged in this enterprise and the facility
lor procuring large quantities of Hemlock
hark in the vicinity, at their command, wc
make no doubt of their success.
jgL, Jnstices of the Peace elected
,tt the late elections, are notified that they
must file in the Prothonotirys office written
notice of their acceptance of said office,
within twenty days after the day of election,
or their names will not be certified to the
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
jjaf The following will be debated
before the Towanda Lyceum. Fib. i.-t.
Resolved, That the United States is justi
th d iu its treatment toward the Indians.
tieueral PATTON read a very interesting
. isay before the Lyceum on the 25th inst.,
emitted "The adaptation of Nature to the
happiness of Mankind. ' All seemed highly
i s - d and warmly applauded him at its
i lose. Upon motion of Mr. GI.D. MONTAN
YE. he was unanimously tendered a vote of
ihunks. The General justly deserves his
itputatiou as a lecturer, and the good lie
■n do as a temjierance lecturer, is great.
£*aT The Universalis Society in
this village will, next Sunday, and so on mi
ni tmther notice, hold religious services in
the Court House, at 2 o'clock, P. M.. instead
in the evening as heretofore.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR FEBRUARY.
The February number of the Lady's de
light, Godey's, is on our table. It is got up
in beautiful style, regardless of expense. A
beautiful Steel Engraving "The lost Mon
• \ is its first illustration. The regular fash
ion plate contains six finely colored Dresses,
nal fashion, "Cupid Sharpening his Ar
row-"' is a beautiful sketch, "Volunteer's
Dog is another. The Ristori Jacket, front
and rear view, is a beautiful plate. The
Night Caps with the faces in them is also
worth the money. This is the second num
ber of the year and a fine time to subscribe,
price S3. Back numbers supplied. Address
I. V. Godey. Esq.. Philadelphia. Pa.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—ON Friday last, a
young man named Abel Sherwood was fatal
ly injured 011 the lumber branch railroad,
near Zimmer's Planing Mill, in this city. He
as a switch-tender, and, as the engine came
'long, he attempted to jump on. as he had
frequently done before, and slipped on the
ice, falling partly under the engine. The
hindermost wheels passed over both his legs,
crushing tliem in a most shocking manner.
He was taken to the house of Mr Benjamin
Bennett, on Court Street, where he had been
iiding for several months, and where he
hud tin best care and attention, but he grad
ually failed until Monday last, when he died.
Hi was an estimable young man, son of D.
L. Sherwood, of Tioga county, once Speaker
I>l the Hi>use of Representatives of this State.
He was unmarried and his age was about 23
ni l-. - UHliitmsjH/rl Bulletin.
RE SENTENCED.-—Henry G*rdner,WH<>
in loh a year ago committed a murder in El
mira, and for which he was tried anil sen
n nrt dtohe hung, but afterwards received
permission to have a mew trial, was re-sen
teiiccd this afternoon at half-past two, by
-bulge Mason, of the Sixth Judical District
of tin Supreme Court, at the Court House in
this village. The prisoner did not seem to
manifest any extraordinary feeling when it
was announced to him. that on the first day
! March next he would be hung by the neck
'ntil dead, to expiate tin enormity of his
his crime. The Judge, whose remarks were
brief, was vastly more affected, by the awful
words he pronounced, than the prisoner.—
P,i ■•ih'imton Repvblican.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—Mr. Orson Perry,
ol New Milford. was instantly killed l>y the
kick of a liorse a few days ago. As reported
to ns. he and his brother went to the barn
111 the morning, he being in advance. His
brother heard a noise among the horses, and
coining to the stable door, found the dcceas
-il standing bent forward, and saw him fall
n. tin ground. He died immediately,having
been kicked in the breast or stomach.—lwle
pfu'len* Republican.
RAILROAD MEETING.—IN pnisuance
T . brief notice many citizens of Waverly
aid vicinity met at Van Duzer's Hall on
1 riday evening last, and organized by mak
ii'.r Muses Lyman Jr.. Chairman, and O. H.
I'. Kinney, Secretary.
Lyman Mnrdock Esq., of Auburn, being
> ailed upon, gave a very interesting and de
tailed -rconnt and history ol' the contem
plated railroad from Auburn to Waverly,
showing it to be the e siest, shortest and
most practicable route from Auburn to the
coal fields of Pennsylvania. A portion 01
tin road has already been graded, the work
e.ing to-day worth more than 3500,000,
which will be giv. n in the event of the
loads being built. Ihe route is remarka
bly free from curves, with a grade north
ward not exceeding 22 feet, and southward
not exceeding 2i feel to the mile. It is
*c vi-ral miles nearer the objective point,and
an t.e put in running order for *1,000,000
less, than any other route. These facts,
with the fact that this must eventually be
•Jinr great N irth and South thorough
tare, ought to induce capitalists and laud
- mere along the line to go down in their
P ' kcts aud secure an early building of the
road. Railroads are the life of comamni
ti.'i. and to owner's of real estate, become
liii "Philosopher's stone.' Not a farm
an be touch _*d by them which is not in
creased in value, and not a village can be
ipped by one which is not galvanized into
• ■ wnt.ss of business life. Some railroads
u* nut profitable to builders, but all are
valuable to the country through which they
1 *"■ hut it cannot for a moment be douht
"i that the coutcmp ated road from Gua
rd New kork to intersect the roads coming
p the Susquehanna Yulley to this point
ah- one ol the bent aud most successful
mads in the country. Why will not men
Ae a most vigorous and earnest effort in
'"•lull of this, or some other road connect
-1 these p nuts - We are not prepa ed to
- vide as to the relative merits of this and
the lowauda and Ithaca road. Tim Aul urn
"'"to runs within a h!f mile 0 f the village
of Ithaca ; but that it would so answer the I
purposes, as to secure the co-operation ol
the people oi that village wo are unable to
say ; but we do say that a North and South
road over this very easy and important
route ought not to be delayed another year.
At thi dose of the meeting the following
committee was appointed to take the ne
cessary steps to secure an organization, aud
to procure stock for this or some other road
running from this point northward to cen
tral New York, viz : Howard Elmer, R I).
Van Duzer, Moses Lyman Jr., Moses W.
Wlieelock, Hugh T. Herrick, John L. Saw
yer. G. G. Manning.
fin Committee have commenced work
with an earnestness which augurs .veil for
the road.— Waverly Advocate.
A visit to the marble works of
GEO. MCC'ABE. in this borough, will am ply
repay for the time spent. Mr. MCCABE is
now engaged in preparing two monuments,
which are a credit to the taste and skill of his
workmen, aud prove that it is not necessary
to go abroad to secure first-class work. One
is a testimonial of the high regard in which
Lieut.-Col. GUY H. WATKINS was held by
his personal friends, and is to be erected
as a memorial ol their affection and esteem.
The shaft is a fluted column upon which is
a sabre crowned with laurel leaves, and it
will be an appropriate memento to mark
the last resting place of a gallant soldier
and a worthy man.
The other is to be placed over the grave
of Gen. CASE, la'E of Troy, one of the old
est and most respected citizens of the coun
ty The workmanship of thi se monuments
will compare favorably with any we have
ever seen.
FIRE !—THE UNION HOTEL BURNED.
—at about lv o'cloc kof Saturday afternoon
an alarm 01 fire dissipated the quiet of our
little village. Thick clouds of smoke were
discovered issuing from the west front of
the I irion Hotel, and in less than ten min
utes the engine was on the ground. At Uiat
time the fire hr.il extended itself about fu
i t tov.-.-.rd tl. V' .ru, which was attached,
and it was at once evident enough that the
buildings were beyond rescue. The atten
tion of the Company was directed to the
work of saving the dwelling of Mr. Charles
Williams, next adjoining on the east. On
trial the valves of the engine were found
frozen as was supposed, but| a 'subsequent
examination showed that the left regulating
valve was detatehed, the hinge being brok
en. With only one-plunger to do the work
but little water could be thrown. This lit
tle, with the snow on the rooi and the ef
forts of pailnten, saved the building from
damage.
Meantime, persons were engaged in gut
ting the Hotel, vet but little was saved in
good condition. The usual insanity pre
vailed as regar 1 s certain individuals, aud u
great deal of useless waste was made of
things worthless when detached from the
building. Windows were dashed in and
out. thus feeding the internal fires with
fresh air, and the building was burned thir
ty minutes sooner than was necessary. A
gentleman by the name of Douglas entered
the house to rescue the trunk of a boarder
and came near losing his life by his rash
ness.
The origin of the fire is a mystery. It
was discovered between the siding and the
lath, which savors of matches an mice.—
The stove-pipes went directly into the chim
neys.
The loss falls heavily upon Mr. Watkins,
the proprietor, a very worthy man and a
good landlord. The loss is about 33100.
probably, upon which there was an insur
ance of 31000.
Tee action of the citizens was generally
well-judged aud effective. WePsboro Agi
tator.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURALIST.- A pa
per for every family, but singh people as
well, when we commend to all, the American
Agriculturalist —the most valuable and the
cheapest journal in the worid. We have re
ceived the first number of the new Volume,
which begins the second Quarter of a Centu
ry. and while the publishers announce still
greater things to come. Mr. Clift, one of
the most popular and practical writers of the
country, is to join the already large and
•strong editorial force of the Agriculturalist,
and regular contributions are promised from
the well known - Timothy Bunker Esq ,'
the Down East Fanner." The Agricidtn
rullit is a marvel of value and cheapness.—
Eaeh number has 30 to 10 large double oc
tave pages, containing 23 to 33 or more
costly, beautiful anil instructive Engravings,
and is packed full of useful, reliable informa
tion. The publishers promise to expend the
present year at least 310.000 in engravings
alone, and 313,000 in procuring aud prepar
ing sterling matter, adapted to the work of
the Farm, the Garden, and the Household,
including an 1 utertaining aud instructive de
partment for Children and Youth. Nothing
less than a circulation of over 150,000, which
reduces the expenses to a small sum each,
could enable the publishers to furnish such
a journal, for only 31 30 a year. We again
advise every person to subscribe for the Ag
ricul'ired It is adapted to City. Village and
Country. Orange Judd & Co.. Publishers,
11 Park Row. New York.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—Mr. Henry I)ray
on. night switchman in the yard at Owego
station of the Erie Railway, received such
injuries at about 10 o'clock on Saturday
night while coupling oars together, as to
cause his death in about eight hours. The
remains were taken to Rochester, his form
er home, for interment. He was liked by
all who knew him and leaves a large circle
of friends and relatives to mourn his sad
fate.
Special Notices.
I*I?" E. F. STEVENS, C. E., Surveyor,
Architect, Ac.. House, Land and Estate
Agent, offers his services to the public.
Office over Frost's Furniture. Towandu.
Pa. Jun. 10, 1807.
HELIVARISTOGYPIA. —CaII and exam
ine specimens of these -'Charming Gem
Mi natures " at Wood t Harding's Photo
graphic Art Gallery, ration's Block.
Porcelain pictures, Opallypcs,
Albatypes Ac., at Wood A Harding's Galle
ry. Don't fail to call and see them.
Wood A Harding: are making
Solar Photographs of all sizes that can't be
beat. Call and see for Yourself.
Jan. 31. IG7.
FIRE. LIFE, ACCIDENTAL A LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE AGENCY, TOWANDA, PA.—First
class Companies represented and good risks
taken at low rates.
Apply to JOHN W. MIX, Agent Office Ist
Block south of Ward House, Towanda.-2t.,
WaT A Lincoln birth-day ball will
be given at Thompson's Hotel, iu Camp
town. Tuesday evening, Feb. 12, 1867. Mu
sic—David, Chittenden and Brown. Bill
32 30. J. S. THOMPSON, Prop.
War"-The largest stuck of •Crockery,
Glassware and Lamps ever brought to this
market is now offered by Wickbani & Black.
They are now selling off' all their other
goods at great bargains. Tan. 17.
SSk- The Bradford County Teach
ers Association will meet at Leßaysville,
Friday, February 8t 1 1867.
O. E. FABNSWOBTH, Sec'y.
, "*
IRIX. J. M. COLLINS IS now offering
his stock of ready-made clothing at cost. —
Over-coats, Business Coats. Punts, and vests
&c.. for cash. Call and see.
Jan. 7, 18G7. J. M. C.
Tria List for February Term,
commencing Monday, Feb. -1. 1867.
George Dusenberry vs. Gunning A Wight
man debt
S. W. Park vs. Wm. Frederick ejectment
C. W.Clapp vs. Welles, Blood & 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
Sani'l Hyatt etal vs. F. S. Elliott et al..tress.
H. 1). & G. L. Covert vs. J. Monroe Smith.do
Henry D. Covert vs. Mime . .do
Oritha Covert's use vs. same do
Augustus Lewis vs. D. I). Brewster. ..ejec't
R. W. Cheney vs. Athens Twp . . case
Robert Campbell's Administrators >. John
S. Madden ...appeal
N. C. Harris's vs. A. I*. Steven- adminis
trat irs sei. fa.
Fall Creek Coal A Iron Co. vs. J. Monroe
Smith trespass
C. T. Hull vs. F. N. Pago appeal
Seth Peck vs. Stephen Bullock .ra.se
Beuj. J Middaugh vs. Wm. Decker ..do
Z, I'. Corson vs. H. W. Thompson ..ejec t
S. N. Bronson vo. N. N. Parks appeal
Alfred Noxon vs. Towanda Coal & Iron Co.
and terre Tenants sei. fa. snr molt
Fort-Plain Bank vs J. T. D. Myer ... deb.
I). E. Martin vs. Daniel Coolbangh's admin
istrators case
Eli P. Rockwell vs. Alba Boro. debt
Dewitt Slaughter vs. Shepard Pierce, exec
utor sei. fa.
Cortissoz, St. Anna A Co. vs. .T. Monroe
Smith et al trespass
L. B. Gardner vs. Ridgbury Twp debt
Wm. W. Wright vs Litenfiald Twp do
State of Pennsylvania, i
BRADFORD COUNTY SS : ,
Subpceiias returnable Monday, Februui v
lltb, A. D., 1867, at 10 o'clock A. M.
WM. A. THOMAS.
Jan. 4, 1807. Proihonotarv.
8®- List of Jurors drawn for Feb
ruary term, 1867 :
GRAND JURORS.
Asylum, Richard E. Gilbert ; Athens bo
ro., O S Haekett, J A Bristol; Burlington
twp, T S Knacp : 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 ; Stauding Stone, Hiram Gorden ;
Springfield, Lafayette Leona-d ; Troy twp.,
11 A Ballard, Euos Luther ; Troy boro., N
M Carnocban, Thheodore Waldron; To
wanda boro.. Wm. Keeler ; Tuscrora, Cal
vin Newman. Reuben Mattison: Ulster. Al
fred Holeomb, G H Vandyke : Wyalusing,
Charles lughafft.
TRAVERSE JURORS —11RST WEEK.
Athens twp., Eli-.hu Sutterlee. Julius To
zer, Lorenzo Rolliiison ; Armenia, James P
Burmau, Nathan Sherm u, Chas. Crandull :
Asylum, Wm. Frisbee, Jonathan Stevens,
John Braund: Albauy, Ralph Stevens, Wm.
Bahr ; Burlington boro., Mason Long; Bur
lington twp., Morris Smith; Burlington
west, J G Blakesley, Myron Ballard, ('has.
Lewis ; Canton boro, Orrin Brown ; Canton
twp, Horace Webster, John Lill. y ; Colum
bia, James Luue, Daniel lirudtord : Frank
lin. Nathan Kilborn, Ira Smith ; Herrick,
Andrew Ovi rpeck; Monroe twp, G C Irvine,
Jeremian Blacknian. Jas R Irvine; Pike,
Azariah Champion : Ridgbury, Horace Kel
sey ; Rome twp, Sillas Hiuey, Silas Allis ;
Sheshequin, G E Humphrey; Springfield,
M C Berry ; Smithfield. James Fletch r ;
South Creek, Philo Fassett, jr.: Troy twp,
Orrin Morse, Geo Ballard ; Towanda b >ro,
H A Cary ; Towanda twp, G W Scovell; Ul
ster, G W Nilehols, Ethan IS Moore ; Wil
mot, John Morrow: Wyalusing, Joseph Van
auken, G R Ackroyd ; Warren, Wm. L
Beardslee, Geo Hicks. Wm Rogers ; Wind
ham, Charles Washburn.
TRAVERSE JURY— SECOND WEEK.
Albany, Williams Lee, Warren Allen: Ath
ens twp, J K Wright, Daniel McDuffee, 2 1,
Sidney Haydeu : Canton boro, Samuel H
Newman, G W Griffin : Canton twp. James
Warren : Columbia, Albion Bndd, Raymond
Gnrnett : Frankliu, B E Baken, Wm L Ly
on: Herrick, Philander Barnes,J D Squires;
LeKaysville, Stephen Gorbum ; Ridgburry,
Deluiar Martin; Koine Twp, Win MeCube;
Shesheqnin, David Horton, W B Chaffee ;
Springfield, Collins Tracey; Tuscarora, Ed
win Stnrdivant, Wm M Black: Towauda
twp, Miller Fox : Towanda boro, Edwin E
Buffington: Troy twp, Wm Young, Stephen
Wilber.W S Mauley: Warren, J A Newman,
James Whalon : Wysox, J D Allen, John B
Hinds : Wells, Jnliu Updyke, Geo Wilson :
Wyalusing, Seth Hornet, (too X Vaughn :
Ulster. Jason Smith.
MA RR I ED.
JOHNSON—BROWN—In Wyalusing, .Jan.
10, 1867, at the house of John King, by
the Rev. J. P. Towner, Mr. John L. John
son to Miss Sophia L. Brown, both of
Standing Stone.
BILES—FURGERSON—At the residence
of the bride's-father iu Sheshequin, Jan.
22, by G. H. E'fton Esq., Mr. Francis H.
Biles of North Towanda, to Miss Henri
etta L. Furgerson of Sheshequin.
LUTHER—SIIRADER- In Waverly, X.Y.,
Dec. 26, 1866, by the Rev. Win. Long.
Rector of Grace Church, Mr. Euocli L.
Luther, of Burlington, Pa , to Miss Ma
rion A. Shrader, of Towanda.
KELL*)GG —HATHORN—At Mouroetoii,
•Jan. 20. 1367, by Rev. Hal lock Armstrong
Mr. Morrris Kellogg of Monroeton, to
Miss Minnie C. Hathorn of Franklindale.
DRAKE MERRILL. At the house of the
bride's father, Jan. 30, IKO7. by Rev. Geo.
M. Lite, Mr. James S. Drake, to Miss
Henrietta L, Merrill, all of Litchfield,
Peuu'a.
TOMKINS—ELIOTT—At the residence of
the brides father,in Rome, l'a., Jan. 23d,
by Rev. A. C Sperry, Mr. J. A. Tomkins
to Miss H. 51. Elliott, both of Rome, Pa.
Mi KINNEY—MUNN—At tbr M.E. Par
sonage Barton N. V , Jun. 27th. by thi
If v. Joseph Malison, Mr. J.l . M -Kin
ney to Miss Delpliinc Muun, L 'h of
Litchfield, Pa.
DIED.
BROWN—In Brooklyn, Susquehanna <O.
Pa., Samuel A Brown, Esq., in the eight
ieth year of his age.
He was one of the early settlers of Sus
quehanna Co.,and for many years a resident
of Diiuoek Twp., He held a commission as
Justice of the l"Vaee frcm 1818 to 1833.
Honest, Industrious and Kind, he was es
teemed by all who knew him.
DURRAND- In Herrick, Jan. I'd, at noon.
Warren Durand, youngest son of Daniel
Durand, leaving a wife and two children.
His mind was clear and his utterance dis
tinct to the last, and he passed away peace
fully, trustin ' in the name of the Lord,and
"looking unto Jesus, the author and finish
er of our faith."
TOWANDA MARKETS.- Wholesale. Prices.
Corrected every Tn- -day by E. T. Fox, No.
I, Brick Row :
Wheat 82 50 @ $3 00
Rye ? 85 90
Corn 1 00
Oats 18
Flax Seed 1 80 @ 2 00
Clover Seed, (small > ....
" " (Orwell).. ....
Beans 1 50 @ 2 00
Butter (rolls) 28 30
" (dairy) 25 (g 30
Eggs 28
Potatoes ... 10 @
Hay (per ton) 15 00
Salt (pur bbl.) 3 00
Flour 12 00 @ 16 00
Ham 16 0 20
WEIGHTS OF GRAlN.—Wheat, 60 lbs; Corn,
56 lbs; Rye, 56 lbs : Oats, 32 lbs ; Barley*,
46 lbs ; Buckwheat, 48 lbs; Beans, 62 lbs ;
Bran, 20 lbs; Clover Seed (>2 lbs; Dried Ap
ples, 22 lbs: Flax Seed 56lbs.
G/ | J KI II K MOKE TIES WANTED
m' >\) id Iliu North 1 "vision •>!' the
fiullivau and Krie 0 li Cnqnire ut ibe office of
D. 8. WtHTTEMHAI L 4* CO.,
Jan. 24,18t>7. Towfltada, Pa.
Real (fstatc.
tpAUM FOR SALS.—The rabscri
bi-r offers hi farm for sale, situated in
Asylvm township, throe milts lrom Towaoda.
along the Susquehanna River. Coutaiuitig
about 150 acres. 110 improved, with two bouses
two barns. two g >ed orchards, good feuces and
well watered. 'I be whole under a good state o
cultivation. A Rope Ferr belonging to thef
tarm. For terms apply to the subscriber on the
place, or E. M. BISHOP, "Wyalusing.
.1. M. BISHOP.
Jan. 20. 1K67. *
, YTALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
T The subscriber offers for siie his farm in
Wyalusing twp., Bradford County. It consiat
ot 73 acres, of which OK is imprived. sod has
upon it a new house, large birn, with she at
tithed, and about 100 young fruit tiees. It is
well waterei and well tencrd. and situated in
the midst ot a g >od neighborhood, with church
es and school houses convenient.
The-farm will be sold at a grert bargain, and
erms made to suit the purchaser. If not sold
by first ot April nest, it will be rented.
E o. VA DO HAN
Wyalusiug, Jan. 1. IS7.—3m
IpARM FOR SALE. -The toilincii
-criber ofiers for sale {his farm in Orwell
township, near the road from Orwell to Smith.
boro' containing about lifi acies, 90 acres im
proved with good framed house, barn and shed,
a young orchard in thriving condition, and a
large sugar bush. w-!l water-.d and under good
improvement.
Terras made to suit the purchaser. Posses
sion siren the Ist of April next.
PETER LAYTON.
Orweli. Jan.S3. 1y07.—1 y 07. 3w*
SALE.—A valuable and well
established Hotel Property, on Main St.,
Towauda Enquire of (i. D. MONTANYB.
TRANDT, DE:. 11.IBM.
T7 ALU ABLE MILL AND TIMBER
v 1.5.Vr>5 FOR SALE The undersigned
offers his Circular Saw Mill and One Hundred
aud Kilty ii'-rc- ol heavy timber lauds for sale.
Also if desired, a Farm of One Hundred and
I Seventy acres, mostly improved, with god
| building-, thereon, both situated ab- lit half a
| ui'le iroui the N. V. R. W. iu South Creek 1 wp.
i Terms easy, enquire on the premises.
U. F VERNIER.
1 South Creek, Jan 24,187 w4*
FARM FOR SALE.—Tin; subocri
i' r offers his tarm tor sale, situate i Ter
; ry t wi ship, one hall mile lrom Terrytowu Ho-
I tel. on tbeSu-queh nna River. Containing 109
' acres, all i proved with a good house, framed
I barn with cellar stables, and cow sheds attach
' ed, horse barn ud o her necessary outbuildings
(100 fruit or all kinds, ru r.ng water at the
; door, and barn, the f rrn being weli watered in
i every respect. For further particulars enquire
; on the premises, or address
A. H. PLACE.
| Terrytown, Pa., Jan. 29. 1867.—w >*
miscellaneous.
11CEN8ES. —Notice is hereby giv-
J en that the lollowitig pp icati.ns for Li
censes lor Taver.is and M ultra'. Dclers have
: been tiled i this office, and the same will be
| presented to the Court or tjuarter Sessions, on
; Monday, February 4, 1867 for the consider.!-
; tion ol said Court:
TA\ KfaSS
John Grist Ti y Township.
| Miles 1) Cass •• •'
D. B. Bart! -tt, Towanda Borough.
N. F. Tattle, Sroithfield
! shubel Bowman Terry.
P. I). Wilcox Albany.
Ceo. W Squires Standing Stone.
; S S. Downing, Franklin.
| J S Hill , Bvrliuglou Borough.
' Frederick Tetztaff, Troy Borough.
\llen McKean .. Towauda Borough
Win J. Craut U'yaox.
Stephen D. Be..nett, Ulster.
C. T Smith, Tpwanda Borough.
A. C. Peters Weils
UEUCHAKf DEALERS.
B. B. Mitchell. Troy Borough.
U. W. Nobles, iiiwanua Borough.
L. T. 110y5e,..... .. . Uuriiuctou Borough.
V. A. THOMAS,
Jan. 17,1867. Clerk.
C CAUTION. —Whereas, ay wife
J Hannah has lelt my bed and board with
out ju.-i cause or provocation, all pe sons are
I cautn-ned 3gainsl burbotiDg or trusting ber on
my account as I will pay no debts of her con
tracting after this date.
SOLOMON COLE.
: Aaylcm. Jan. lb, 1667 —3t*
\\ r A NTED.—A good Sawyer to run
! ' a water power Saw Mill, situated near
the mouth ot the Wyalusiug Creek.
Jau. 10. IsUi -3t. . L. P. STALFORD.
A GREAT SECRET EXPOSED !
Yielded at last to th wishes ol friends. Time
and again has the tollowing proposi ion lieen
: made -, but never exposed until the present.
JIVE YEA lis A X LMREYEAI.EE SE
CRET •
NERVE YOURSELF FOR TIIK'SUOCK 1
i First proposition to be made public :
FRIEND NELSON First, I would ssy, ac
: cording to the best calculations, in the Borough
i ot Towanda, there is sold yearly one hundred
| thousand dollars worth ot Boots and Shoes,
I mostly slop work of the most interior kiud.
j and the people generally are sick of it. And
now 1 say to your again, as I hive before, en
i large your Store inuke it neat and commodious,
1 and keep a good stock ol Boots and shoes, and
you shall be sustained. Most ot the people be
gin to feel a little above buying their lioots and
shoes at Dry Hoods Stores ; it looks verdant
and outlandish. •> edo not ask to make y-ur
goods it it is not convenient The taeilitics in
some other localities, where a better oh ice ol
sto i k and woi knien can be had, may be still bet
ter And you have always been in the business
and better understand this one point and im
portent branc-U of the Merchant's art, than
those that deal in Silks and Muslins, aud they. 1
believe, would be glad to let this business go
where it belongs ; that they have done it hereto
fore to accomodate the people ; I do believe if
you would open a firs -class Shoe Store the
people would notigo to Dry G -ods Stores to buy
.■shoes any more than they would to Drug Stores
for Oats.
Stop, stop,! what are you talking about : has
not any one the right to sell what he pleases? It
; may f>e, bunot injustice is it right in so large a
: place as this, where practical mea are engaged
j wholly in this business. It lias been given up
j in every other place, and according to custom
! it will be here.
' Two thousand five hundred propositions
made from customers, is, to bring more ot the
same kind ot Boots and Shoes you brought with
| you when you came in town seveu years ago. 1
j have neve seen a good Shoe beiore nor since, is
j the language o them all at the same time.
Raise thy teet gently
And think it so queer
That the Boots I sold then
Should wear them a year.
! 1 now yield to the above propositions, and have
i promised to sell Twenty live Thousand Dollars
| worth ot his Boots and Shoes i 1 he would make
! them as good as those 1 brought here seven
years ago. aud the answer is I will! I will
Well friends, your proposition made
And I've consented to the trade,
so I will >ell you Shoes both strong and neat,
! To ple:.-o the taste and suit the lee'.
1 have laiuies,' Misses', Boys' and Mens'.J
From fancy down to coarse brngaus.
Come one and all. do as you agree,
Aud buy your Boots and Shoes of me,
j Come 1 Come ! I say, where you can find
Boots exactly to y rar mind ;
A d if you was never here before,
You'll find it is the very Store,
I Come Ladies, Gents, I have goods for all.
Buy your goods of me this Fali,
And when Spring comes I will the cry *
| •• At L. C. NELSON'S I will bay! "
' There is one thing more I'll say l.j you,
I m in the old Store made over new ;
II any read, and stand the alio< k,
1 My place you'll find joins Pattou's Block .
GENTS' CALF BOOTS AT BARGAINS.
MINERS
KIP & COWHIDE "
Gents and Boys Metalic Corrugated Perfora
i ted Plates A great saving.
Terms Cash, no credit. Small profits for
money is the motto. L. C. NELSON.
Towanda. Nov 20, IHGII.
j I CHAMBERLAIN,
WYALUSING, l'A..
I successor to R. M. & E. WELLES, general
j Warehouse business. Also keeps on hand a
; general assortment ot hard and soft coal .ground
plaster, Lime, Salt, and Farming Implements,
j Cooking Stoves ol various patterns ; Parlour
I Moves, Ac., all of which will be sola at rea
! sonab.e rates, lor ready pay. Cash paid for
j grain.
Wyalusing. Pa. Oct. 9th, 186fi-Bte
; VI ISS GRIFFIN", has returned lrom
| l?Jl New York with a fine assortmeut of Fall
and Winter Miilinery Good- consisting in part
1 ol Rich Ribbons Flowers.* Silks, Straw Goods,
i Frames. Laces, Yelveta, and in lactjevery article
i required in the Millinery trade, tshe has also
i the largest variety of Beady Made Bonnets ever
i exhibited in her shop. Call and see.
j Towauda .<ct. 24, IMS.
( lACI lON.—Whereas my wife Ruth
| Ann, has left my bed and board, without
I any just cause or prov -cation. I hereby caution
; and un hid all persons harboring or trusting cer
on my account, as 1 will pay no deb sot her
contracting alter inis date.
T. B. MARRIOTT.
I-eßoy, Dec. 27.1866,*
fWerrl)ani)Re.
/J ROOKERY AND DRY GOODS |j
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Having deteroii ntU to ojvn h
CROCKERY STORE,
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Bebeve i iitmgnfl ami refitted our Store w
pressiy lor this purpose, and we are now open j
ing the largest and most varied stock of
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CHINA,
CROCKERY,
GLASS,
LAVA,
YELLOW,
ROCK I.N GH AM,
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STONE WARE.
Also a large assortment of
SILVER PLATED GOODS,
TABLE CUTLERY.
WOOD,
WILLOW,
AND
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JAPANNED GOODS.
Al! hf- above goods we buy either from the ;
Manufacturer or Importer and thus can sel[ \
them a* rt. a /ten figures. Our stock ol
DRY GOODS,
< LOTUS,
TRIMMINGS,
AND
NOTIONS,
Will lie kept full for this season, and sold at low
rates. All our goods we hold for cash.
Kir Agents lor .11 the best Sewnig Machines.
Hoping to merit a continuance of yonr favor
in our new undertaking, we remain yours (o 1
command.
WfCKHAM X BLACK.
Towauda, Dec. .1 1866.
JY[ Y 1' OLI cY J
Whereas 1 have just returned from New York
with a fine stock of New Goods, .-elected with
great care and bought very elohe, consequently '
am enabled too tier great inducements to tho--
wanting goods. Tin -fork I- adapted to the
wants of all both old nil young. Th" leading
departments are all full. The
DRY GOODS,
GROCERY,
ROOT AND SHOE,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
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HATS AND CAPS,
BUFFALO ROBES,
GENTS FURS,
LADIES FURS,
CHILDREN'S SETTS,
SOLE LEATHER, &C.,
BEAUTIFUL STYLES ORES* GOODS.
WORSTED SHAWLS,
NUBIAS, HOODS, &C.
All my old friends, and the " rest of man
kind," are cordially.invited to call and -ee. No
charge for showing goods. Tickets of Admission
free.
L H. BRONSON. j
Orwell, Nov. 1,1566,
IVrOTICE is litl'uby given liiat Pro
-Ls posals will he received up to February Ist
1867, to furnish the material and build a church
in Asylum. Bradford county. Pa. The si/.e and
specifications ol said edifice may be known bv
calli gat the store fD. Moody, iu sai-i t wo-1
ship and court v. U. MOODY,
R. E.GILBERT.
F. X Hit LET,
if. L STILLWELL.
Jau. 10.1867.-24. Building Committee I
CMITHBORO HOTEL
SMITHBORO, X. \
Having rented and Refitted this well known
Hotel, I am ready to accommodtte all who may
iavor me with a call. I have a la ge Hall at
tached, suitable for lectures, dances. Ac. Pass
engers carried to any point by applying at the
Hotel. No pains will be spared to make every
thing agreeable and comfortable for the t ravel
ing public. J. B. VAN WINKLE,
Jan. 10.15G7. Proprietor.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Miss
X STELLA HALL would inform the public that
she proposes giving instruction upon the Pia ro.
and ith t liavingpaid especial attention to the
principles ol Music, she feels confident of giv
ing entire satisiact on in the advancement in
musical attainments of any who may be placed
ucder her charge Terms—2l lessons and use
of instrument sl2 : without use o! instru
ment $lO. Residence two doors north of Dr.
Ladd's.
Towanda, Dec. 3, ls'tiO u.
W II ERSE WAT KINS, Notary
• Public— is prepared to take Depo i
lions. Acknowledge he Execution of Deeds,
M -rtgages, Power of tGorney, eudatloiber
instruments. A(lidavi s an i other pipers may
be sworn to before me.
Office - pposite tie Buukir-g House of B S.
Russell & Co., a few rods north ot tne Ward
House. Towanda, Pa., Jan, 14, IW.
fjmnpfirrji Brother's tfolnmu.
HUMPHREY BROTHERS I
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Are prepared to meet the demands of the
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BOOT AND SHOE WEARING COMMUNITY t
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nrp.iKc THE ROMTHO YEAH,
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And have 1L store a very large and complete as- j t
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L A DIES FINE SHOES ! j
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Consisting iu part of | '
LADIES CONGRESS G A ITERS i >
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LADIE.- LAt'E GAITERS.
LADIES BUTTON GAITERS, j J
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ALL STYf.KS IX t
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LASTINC, Gi.oy r KID, OR MOROCCO,!'
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l adies Glove Kid Balmorals.
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LADIES MOROCCO BALMORALS, C
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i adies Lasting Balmorals,
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LADIES BOOTEES AND BUSKINS I
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Ladies Slippers, Kid ot 1/rstiug,
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WOMEN'S CALF AND THICK BOOTEE*. I
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M Gaiters, Balmorals and Slippers, ,
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CHILDRENS FINE SEWED SHOES T
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Childrr-ns Copper Tipped Shoes,
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CHILDLKNS SLIPPERS AND TIES *
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We call especial attention to our stock of 1
O V E ]{ S II O E S .
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MEN'S, WOMEN'S A CHILDREN'S ARCTICS. |
Men'-. Women's and Children's Rubbers, ! J
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MEN'S BUFFALO OVERSHOES
Gentlemen's HOC FIERICLI FIT Boots,
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MEN'S KIP AND STOGA BOOTS, ;
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BOYS FINK CALF BOOTS.
BOYS KIP AND THICK BOOTS,;,'
Youth's and Children's Boots.
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IN ALL VARIETIES, PRICES
AND SIZE* ; '
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In lact r-veiv thing in the Boot and Shoe line, i J
FROM THE SMALLEST T) THE LARGEST. ;
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THE HARNESS DEPARTMENT! '
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On the Second Floor under the snnerintc-n-
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dence ot
MR. JAMES V. WILCOX. ,
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I,• N' AND Favorably known A< the manufacturer j J
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I C'OD work, i well STOCKED with ,
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\W\r\ OARRIAGE HARNESS, • j
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HEAYY TEAM HARNESS, I
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SLN'I t II \P.NKSS Of EVFRY DESCRHTIOX j !
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LIGHT AND HEAYY t OLLARS, j 1
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GENTS AND LADIES SADLES, J!
RIDING I'.RIDLKs
HORSE BLANKETS. WHIPS, AC.,
Any pie< eor part ola Haines* undo to -.rdei
on short notice,
TRUN K s .
liADIES TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
GEN'Ts TRAVELLING TRUNKS
VALISES OF LEATHER. WOOD, j
OR CLOTH.
RAIL ROAD BAGS, RETICULES, j
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AC.. At., IXC
ALSO FULL STO( K OF LE ATHER I
French and American
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iOA L F AND K I I' SKINS,
Morocco, Glove Kid and Binding Skina,
OAK AND HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER,
Shoe Findings,
HA R N ES S TRI MM 1 NGS, j
\nd all machinery n-od in mannt.ictitrlng.
Thanking ihn public for their very liberal pa- j
j tronage during the year just paste . we invite a i
' continuance during 1867, assuring tbcui that we I
sha!' endeavor, by employing none but first i
class workmen, aii j using good material, to ■
snstain the reputation of our house as being the I
best Boot, Shoe and Harness Establishment in I
Bradlord or adjoining counties.
HUMPHREY BROTHERS.
Towanda. Jan. 1.1887.
£cga!.
UHEHIFF'S SALE By virtu.' ui '
0 sundry writs of Vi nd. !•>:; .i* .J :if
tt'e Court of Common Picas el Bra hord Cot ~ty C
a utl tome directed, wiil be expoacd to public
sale at the Court House iu the Borough of To- C
wanda. on Monday, February 4.1867. alio'- m
clock, p.m., the ioUowing dei i -ed lot, piece p.
or parcel 01 land situ-to i-'i Soulh Creek two., w
bounded a lid described as follows, to wit: it c!
ginning at a frost in the w riant lire at the sc
south east corner of lid ward Meads lot, thence pi
south 1" arid 3" miu., vcc-t 166 7 10 per. to a '
post at the south-east corner ol the warrant,
thence north 98$° wtst. Ufa 0 10 per- to a cornet
thence milh I ' east J39 per, to the M> Ith Vest , ,
crnerol Edward Mead's lot, and thence north -
86° east 100 per. to the place of beginning. Con- O
t tilling 1! ' acres and ad pis. more or less, abut,
SO acres rnpi-jv-d. with , named house, log i C
shed and a ew frail- trees there< n j m
Seized and taken in execution at the suit ol j a|
Lyman Truman vs. Thomas Bonuau. j w
ALSO—The loilowing lot piece or parcel of Is
land situate in To-vanda Boro' bounded north i p]
by land ol Wm, B. Hedge, east by lands ol M. ; ey
C Mcrcur, -otith by land ol Heed Smailey, and .
west by William Street, being 60 feet Iront and :
100 leet ba.l, Containing .1000 square feet,
none or V-- = . all improved with a framed bone
thereon. j J
tseized and taken iu execution at the suit ot lr
Allen McKean's use vs. A. J. Trout.
ALSO—The following lot piece or parcel of C
laud situate in Franklin twp., beginning at a I at
post on the south bank ot Caibon Creek, thence j aj
n> rth 51° wet 100 prs. toa stone corner, thence ■ j
north 39° east 160 pis. to a stone corner, thence at
sooth 51° cast 71 pts. to the 14th mi!e post c!
Iront iuwauda oil the Barclay Rati Road,thence L \
south 51° east 29 prs. to the south bank of Car- '
hon Creek, thence along the so. tli bank of the -
same the several courses to the place ot begin- ,
niug. Containing 100 acres, more or teas, with J
a framed house and two board shanties thereon. | j.
Seized and taken i execution at the an it of |
John F. Means v . Bradford Hailroad and Coal , M
Company. ' lt
ALSO—The followin: described lot piece or | 0 |
parcel ol land dilate in Sinithlield twp..bound- , oi
ed north by lands ol I). I'. Gillett and il. A. a .
Forrest, on the esst by land of S. S. Bake r.nd
land of M A. Forrest, on the south by the pu
lie highway and on the we.-l by lunda oil. c.
Harris and Widow Brown. Containing about
100 acres ol laud, mare or less, boui4U acres
improved iviilr a irawed house, !ra i.< •; mi
and a tew iruit trees thereoa.
Seized and taken in execution .nt, e >t
Edward -wain's use vs. Char.es H. P. Nichols
and B Nichols.
ALSO—The toliuwing lot, pit cor parcel ot L
land situate in Home twp., bounded north by i rj
laud oi VVi iiam Barks, ca.-t by .and oi wins j
tins, south by land ot Harvey birchard, and a |
west by land of said William Balks. Con'ain- ! J?
ing 40 acies ot laud, more or less, with a tram- |
ed house, trained barn and a tew fruit trees [*
thereon. i
Seized and taken in execution at the suit oi ; _
George C. Atwood s use vs, James S. Parka aud !
F.. W. Barks.
ALSO—By virtue ot a writ ot Fi. Fa. will be I J
sola at the same time and place, the toliuwing j 11
lot, piece or parcel ot lmd situate in Troy twp. B
bounded on the north, south and we-' by land ot I a]
Wm. S. Dobbins, aud i n the e-st by laud ui E. ; lc
B. Parsons. ntaining l. acres ol land, mure "
or less, ab' it wo acres improve' 1 , with an old M
log house and a lew ■ ruit irees thereon. j h
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of j Sl
..'ilium S. Hoboing vs. Uoliy Cease aud hcury J'
Cease.
ALsO—The loilowing described lot, piece or j
paicel of lauu situate in Burlington Boro' ;
bouuued north by the public highway leading -J
trom Burlington to Troy, east and south by I"
lands ol Addison McKeau, and west by lands ol o
A A J. Moriey. Containing hail an ere ot '(
laud, mole or less, ail improved whir a trained o
house, trained barn and alw ft uit trees thereon c
Seized anu taken in execution at the suit ol b
P. L. Ward vs. r. T. Merry A II B. Witheim. *
WILLIAM GUIFFJS, : a
Sheriff S vi.li ■, Jan. 10, LS67. Sherill'.
ADMIN ISTKATOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that ali persons i J
indebted to the e.Ute oi P. IV. oesley, iaie ol i ~
Columbia twp , decei;.--d, are requested to make- j
immediate jiayuient, and those having claim j 4 -
against said estate wiii present tic .u duly au- ' a
thenticated for settlement.
OLIVER O. BESLEY . !
Jan. iu. 1887. MaWMimr c
A DM INISTRATOITS NOTICE. - ; A
A .\etice is hereby given, that ail persons 1
indebted to the estate ot R BERT LEWI>, j
!atc oi Albany twp., dee d, are requested to ;
make immediate payment, and those having !
ciaiuis against said estate will present ti.em duty 1
authenticated for settlement.
Fit F.F.MAN SWEET. i
Jan. 22.1867. Administrator. I _
A D MINISTR AT OR'S NOTICE.— ; 1
-TI- Notice is hereby given, that all persons
indebted to the estate ot t-amuei \V. \an ise. ! -
dee d, late oi sheshequin twj>., are requested to j
make immediate payment, aud those- haviug
demands against said estate will prc-cnt them
duiy authenticated tor settlement. 1
ABRAHAM VAN"v.ISE, , ,
Jan. 21, 1867. Administrator. 4
NOTICE.- Notice is I L
-lid hereby given that ail persons iud bted o
the estate ot John Owen, late of Wymx twp , '
dec'J.. acq requested to make immediate pay
meat, aud ali persons having claims against l
said estate will present them duly ant hen'! H'PQ
lor settlement.
FREDERICK H. OWEN, . j
Jan. 22.1867 Executor. [ "
PROCLAMATION —Whereas IIOU '
F.vRRIS B. STffEETFr. Bir- lent Judge '
of the 12th Judicial District, consisting of the ' *
ouuti s oi BradUtrd and Susquehanna, aud Hon | "
Levi B. .-tudord and J. W. Van Dyke, Associate ,
Judges, in and or said county oi R adford, c
have issued their precept b. aiing date the 2nd i "
day of J uuary, A. U. *IBO7, to me directed, tor , 1
holding a Court of Over and Terminer, Genera' ;i
Quarter Sessions of the Re.icc, Common Pica I '
and Orphan's Court, at Tuwauda. for the Con i- | •-
ty ot Ilradiord, on Monday, the 4th day ol Feb- j n
ruaiy. next, t contictte two weeks.
Notice is heretore hereby given, to the c' -ro ! *
nets. JustksS oi the Peace and Constables, ot '
th 1 County of Br.'.dfo J. that fhey *.e then and [ '
ih-.e iath- ir proper person,at 10e'doi : i:> the ; 1
forenoon of san 4 day, with their ree u'ds, iuqui- . 1
sitinns aud other remembrances, to do tin
ihugs which to their offic • appertai- • 'c ; '
done ; and those who are bound by recogni. ant c '
or otherwise to prost-v ate against the piiso . i- i
whoareormvy be in the jail ol said County, or
who -hall be bound to appc-ar at the said Court >
arc to be then and ere to prosecute ag.iitisl , t
hem as shail be jc Jn„.. are requested to i '
be punctual >n their attendance agreeably o (
their notice. ,
Dated at Towaud.i, tu. .ulh day A Janu.,ty. iu .
the year ot or le-rJ. one the. ind ' .rht t
hudrfd and sixty-seven, and ot the indcpcu- (
•am e.4 the United States, the nicety-lust. I t
WILLI AM GHIFFIS, Bhcrii". •
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Ulisttllancous. j
GOOD THING MAY RE SEEN J
WOOD A, HARDING'S GALLERY Oi ART, '
TOW AND A, DBA DFOIU> COCNTY, IV\
We take pleasure in infot ming oor old friends |
and tlie public, that we have procured cue of the
best large Solar Cameras now in u.-- ar.d a;e '
prepurev- to lu.nish to all our patr. us. better!
BiioTOGRAI'HH, liotn miniature to lila ze.
than ever oficreu iu this count ,at vi iy low pri- '
ces. We are still making the neat GEM FEHRO 1
TYPES, mounted on cards. ;. s well . - ail kinds
of CASE PICTURES, such as
MK/.AJSO l 1 BANS o.io A MBliO'i'Y P/.'N. <
We are also making beautiful
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. 1
01 nil the best stylv . and having secured the ,
best, and plenty oi ho'p. we can insure sittings
to ail that may tavor us with their patronage., ,
Wc -hail in tntiire give our strict atter.ti a: to all ,
sittings, in order to -ecure the mo-t Inv mbie 1
positions, aud as litti .lic uv. uku i ■!• i
bB to our customers. Iu regard to
c up y J a.v a .
our present facilities enable n to make on short i
r slice, the most artistic pictures i vols' very poor j
1 >AGUEiIROTYPE4, MELAMOTYBES. i
OR AMBROTYPBS, |_
tlie increasing demand tor tli it kind of work i.as :
lead us to give our attention particularly • 'hat
branch ot the busine.-s.
M'e arc making large additions tu our stock
ol ' I
GILT, EOSiIWOOD AND M Jl.Slt FRIUUS.
GEO. U. WOOD- I>Kl.■ lIiBDI.NU. |
Dec. 10, 1806.
E W \ II I! ANOEM s. N T
AT THE
NEWS ROOM AND HOOK STORE.
The undersigned having pur !i--.\l the BOOK
STORE AND NEWS P.OOM of i. J. Griffiths,
respectfully invite the old patrons of the estab
lishment and the public gener dly, to call and ex
amine onr =to k
ALVORD A BARKER. !
S. W. ALVOBD. :■ B UARBKK.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OFYO
cal and instrum' music constantly on
| hand at the NEWS ROOM.
J T BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
I A of Family am! Pocket Bibles, chca cr than '
ever before offered in this market, at the
NEWS ROOM.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ALL THE 1
STANDARD Daily and Weekly Papers, re
| ceived at the NEWS ROOM. !
£rgn'."
\ UDF'J OR'S NO I!• 1 - L-'H" •
JaL Alvi'l l.ii.d*.. I. .p I ;
I'iort Bradford <
Ihe uadendg K i Aadtb i .
Jourt to di 'nbt.u-niortey it. L •
n.Lbi'irtcor, tli a(t "tu in ' •
JO I.tu.tnt ai !..< it. ■- .'. Jl ~
yanda. o:t Tiii.i ' y, '.iti i.., y " t ...
dock p. in., nt whu b tintu and place , .
ions liaviug viaiui-, uputi a •> ; . - u.
jrescnt them or ne fort.. dettarr d
JOHN W. MX,
Jan. iu, l<#i7. Audi ■
A EDITOR'S NOTICE.— In It, mot
4 * It, qj' Uit t tatt <■) A P. SUvtrt . I 'is
Jrpiiau . vOial cu Biau. ,t . *
The undersigned ■ iim--. .ti J
Jeurt, to distribute moneys iu tire hand ol .il
niniatnttor, wiii alien i n> the duties oi his
tppoiuMncut at his offiru i the tgit ol i
Vanda. on Ftida , the Ist d o| t: iry,
867, at 1 o'clock, p. tu , a Au. n tunc Bad
•late aii persona taiving viatma up.... . ia oa
ijra rau-t present them orhfenn ' ...
J. DEWITi
i:UH lu, mi. Auddo..
AUDITOR'S NUTICB. In mat
ter of the utitte of tsUepelfd Ctu,.u. i> '
n the Orphan's Court > Bia.l i 1 tAuai,
The under* gaed a oted
Joart to distribute r. ,m-v* in -hind. Bit
iduiiui.-lrabjr, wu at u J to t u.:i -s
Monument, at his offic* ■ Ukvoagh
rroy, on Friday, th -2j".h <;-y : Ju .-tiry, 1' 7
it 1 o'clock, p. in., wit***.' a. pe. - is hs .
daiius up <u t..em. a, wt prow ol them, ■. • :.
ver debarred. F. SMITH,
Jau. 10. 1-67 Audi'>r.
A" UDTLDR'S NOTILE.- In the mat
ter of the mtute of Oiiecf ' '■ - l A, <l.r'r-'
■a the (Jrphan'B Court ot Bradford Cwuuty.
The undersigned, an' audit, r, appoiutcu h
taia court tdistribute moneys in the hands oi
.he administrators, w.ll a'lead to thu dutie
)t J.ia appointment at his office tu the i r ;h
)f Canton, on Thursday, tite 24th clay et :t .
try, 1667. at 1 o clock p. m., and aii per ,;,
itg claims upon said funds west present
i • u, or else be lor ever debarred trout the satr.
H. N. WiuLiAMa,
Jan. 10, 18"7. Auditor.
t PFUt ATIU.N IN DIYORCE.-
X A To Naptiiuli Woudjuru. No. 213. Sep'
:t, iSod. You are h reby u-.tided that Eii/.a
... Woodburu, by her uex. trieu 1 laieu
A uodbhrn, h.. applied to id • C -an ol C .tuiuri
Pleas, ot Brudioril County, lor _ divoive iroir.
ihe bouds ot maLtimouy, ..:td the said Co i, t has
tp pointed Monday, t'eoruary 4, Is 37, a Jo
;toci,p. m.. uth Court Hou-e in i'owa .
[oi hearing thes.ud Elizabeth Woodbmn in the
[jteui.sesat wliicn tune and p ace you ea.: '
IAUJ it you thi.ik proper.
Jan. lu, 1667. WM. GKfl't
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
To Harvey Beam.—No. yu, February term
Ibriti. You are hereby notitied that ttir.abet'
Beam, by her next ls.eud Jo-dai Be .iiiu.n.
ippuedt J the Conrt C m>n Bie.- <i 8.-.u
;ord County, for u divui • .rom th- oonji
mutrimouy, and the said Court la* appoint J
Monday, the 4th day oi ; . oruai >, vil.*, r
tteariug the said Elizabeth 3-m :.i ■i. uii
sts, at which time and p!;tyou an a' -.d I
you think proper, w. t. Gltii l is
Jali 1(1, lStii. Siltliii.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
il That \Y. Blauthall, G. H. E-tcil. lUrts u.i
Payne, aud others, have presented to the C •;rt
at Common Pleas oi Bradtoi-i county, M • . .<
ier ot the " First die hodist Episcopal Church
oi FiaUkiiuun.i, playing the Conia ~.i ndc
ciee ot incorport'i • j :il " the .-mi- --ill
be heard on Monday. Feb ry 4tli,
which .-If per.-"n- inta rested will pteise take
notice W. \ TH'tYltb
Jau. 19,1867. Prothonqtary.
A EDITOR'S No 1 ICE.—//i tk> mat
ta of .Xawy JLhehir, dee'd. ' C.
pli.a's vx.urt of Brad lord > . uty.
Ihe undfr.-igii>-d auditor appointed by s.sui
Court. .0 distribute moueys in lue hau's cl
administrator, wiilat'enu to the duties oi b,
appoiiitmeut at the office oi Smiih & itoekweli
in Troy Bor .ttgh, Jatiu.ry 2 ,J, 1867, at 1 o'-
clock, p. nr., where all persons inter.- 'd in
atteau if they think prop. .
JAMES MO -It,
Dec. 29. io'.o. Auditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
. Notice is hereby given that ali persons in
debted i- th e.-tate ol Is <AC LAMBEIteON,
late of Athens dee d, re requested Ui inak im
mediate payment and --I li ,'t, c! .in:< uj •-
said estate will present them duly ' : ■ :
tor settlement
SQUIRE NORTHEL'P.
Jm.lO, 1867 * drint't" r ra' r.
AUDITOR'S NOTlCE.— lntite mat
ta of lite estate of Rodcric . ll'itcoj der
in the the Orphan's Court Brad .1 County
The Audi n.tttp -in: Uv- .id
Court to distribute niouey in ue hinds . i E.\-
e. ntor=, will at tend to the dutie- of his up,
went a' his effi-e in the B n nigh oi Towan '
on Friday, Fcbrrr.y 1. I-.;7, at 1 o cluck, p.
where all persons having claim* upon said ~
nics will attend t tore.' . be debarred t .
the same. 17I.AHAXAN SMITn.
Jau. 10.1867 ■ Auu.i ..
ORPHAN'S conn' SALE. Bj
virtue of atf ortirr is-.t-.ed out - t thettr
phau's Court of Braa rd County, theunl'.
signed a iminis'.iator cl the-..state oi Uiv
Guthrie, late > f Sprrn.trteld twp.. •!. '.f w.
expose to public .ie • tue premises in - in
lieidtwp. ouThursd.u the 31st day .
ry. 1-67, at 1 o clock, p. m.. the followlugd -
orrhed lot, pieue or parcel of land begi oi u at
a post a corner < . but-is b h-ngii g to Witl>..Gi
T. Daily the&ce L >nu 3" west 3". 12-109 j rs t
u conter, thence south R" 3 east by I•• ds ot foht
West brook 136 510 pi. ta .< post, then • 968 th
north • T" 1 v o-f '56 5-10 pre. by I
longing M -aid e-tate t-> a post, tiienee north
73}° Weil by th-' -ame 2. lib p;' . t- 111.
tbcnce north >' '.vest 1 72 10" pi-, l- aj
thence north i.Sd 0 ea*t 25 41 100 p . to t'-
place ot beginning. Containing 19 a.< ■ '
I 'M. perches, tie the .-ante more or less.
t'KRMS—f *>o 11 i c paid when k ' .<•
half the balance on confirm <ti -not
1-alan .e iu one year with interest
WILLIAM ij CUTHI ...
J°a 10, lv>7. AdtninisTatoi.
ORPHANS COURT SALE. BJ
By virtue .•! an ord<: oi the D.-phan -
Court of Brad' i .lConnty. t'.ie at:J• --I •,< i
utinistrat-iTol the estate ol tb-v. Schuyler G.
sou,late ol Sheshequiu twp.. need, wiliseii ,
the premises oil Th' red .y • Blast day I Ja:
navy, lHfi" .at ! o'clock,p. m., at pttbitc v.tl.
the ndlvwing described i , pi >. or pat el",
lai.d. situate i;i tjac uiq-iiii twp, lie-:: i.u.g
the north line of Jut. I" -nd on th<
west, side ot tlie pulilic highe y . tli by
Fish's lauu notiii S8 t I", prs. t-. a _
'hence north t2.B J west 7 6-1 prs. t.. post,
thence north 70-' east i 3 pi" to the road a! ■ ■
said, thence by the same 2(1 east 13 >•:> .t- t■
begiuuiug. Containing ItO prs. !lit in
rao e er less
TERMS—Cash down.
>, W. I'ARo
Jan. 10, 1867. Administrator.
]> KG I STK R'S NOTIUE.—N..f
II hereby - • ca, ,i* cv.-li - .en .4 ,
settled in the l ffice ,i th Brgisii r-1 Will in
and j or the county of Bradford, ~ ,uc->;- i
ministration upon the loilowing e-tai -. ••
Finai acc't oi Hiram T. Hak>. ex'i J, .
B.ilns, dee'd lat ■ i-i Coin ml i, twj-.
Final acc't of Janes M-vrt aad Eliza .i.
Chesiey, ad.u'is s. B ' tie.-!iy,d<- , ••
Gmuv'.'li.
Find ac't 1 . K. J Baker, id in ■ i ,
tats 11 S. S. Ijatbrop. dee'd. Lan of fry,'
Fiuai acc't oi A ;u. S. Guthrie, a ... -
estate of C. Guthrie, dee'd. tec: - '
Final aic't ot Kileon Pzckaril.
Juarez Packard minor child 01 N..i . B hard,
de.-'d '
Final acc't - K.Bn-j,-" d. -dnjbii-'r.ixr - •
the estate or Sitepcrd '• a-per, <1 cd. late •
Cauton tv
Fiua! •• I ' 8 ret •- '■ k Ix< ' ' •' • ; c
csts'e of f i athrnp, ec i !c.! ot -
Fiuai a - lul J. \Y. W, u, u' •' 1
C. Woodbuin, late 01 ltome, dee'd.
ALSI)—I he apprais-nc •* 1 |t • er v -ev
bv the Executor r \tliuiui- v .'or- • widow
childr, not lue ;, !!• wing
. Estate of Harris u CarlN'r.
" " Jami s Heverly.
And lb* - ue will it, presented to the Oi
ph.in-. Court •• Bradford County hura
I the 14th d>y 01 Feliraary :• . 'or
! contirmati n aid nli-jwati' e.
J MA DILL,
Hii. 18,1567. Register.
! A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
To iienry Ii :r. No. ■ .sept tevti
' 1960. You are hereby notified that Sarah Bon
tcr. your wile, has applied to the Court oi Con.
raon Pleas 01 BraJiutd County ier a d v rev
from the bonds ot matrimony. ■ ,Uc si
Court - jppoit' i M en: v tie 4th v F
i ruary. i-.7, at two r-clock, p 111, ci Ii in
the said Faith HunUr'n the pri-iui.i, ..at wlticii
1 time and place vu can attend i: yo i i .:ink , r- 1
1 er. WM, 6RIFFIS, Rhc
Jan. 10,1167.
ADM INISTRATOU'J* N"TICE.-
Notice is hereby give-'. *f
1 indebted to tlie eßtute o* 1 • i'f- 1 :
: late oi Fmit field twp, .
:to make mmedint payment I ... t
i ing demands aguiusi -aid eeL. e *1 '. i< "
I them duly am he:' : ' v
V T AMI : wu l" . M al % f
! Jan. 29 187.' Ad-.;-"' re ■ -
/TA.MES FOR THE FAMH.Y
t T cI.F. lit 'he • ~v
DON'T FAIL TO CALL AI rHI
NEWS ROOM,and it y-u d-> |: seel -vu-d
j you want, ask for it. AI.VOIID A B ARBER