fradfotiltiodex.
I
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LOCAL , SAND .GENERAL
ibT The P ost _ °Wait hireafter
be o = from 8 tc . • 81 C!!clogar. a., 011 BUD
day
SAD Accmartre—An accident• result
. _
•
g from the webunCtute= of fireoarrau, oc
curred in Ulster,. on Friday last. Foils
boys Were endeavoring to diachmge a re.;
% olver, which one of Weir number hail
loaded for purpoite of billing n wood.
elisck7l4usn i _
tempts to e
Alter several ineffectual -at
, - it, one of the boys by
OMB Was:mr, said that they
the name of
revolTig at his.. head; for. i
might paint
off. Viriairenpe n one of the
•
e• of Monalsou, .4klayfully
r Pon - at Warorrr and pulled
en horrible to relate; the in
clanged, the WI, pasaingi-
would not go
lade by the •
pointed the •
the trigger, w
volver: Was
head;" killing ldin Winos t,
• • iN was so shocked and
e consequences of his care
fled to the woods; arid has
tiironih Wma
instantly.. M ,
frightened at
lessness, that
net been seen
_ ..,
•Efacfr, JR., of this placq
Med Register. in Birplauptcy
haw. The selection! is a gold
iq will make tipromp!,
npartilil pffioar. • • 1
f......;—. 4 „....;___ ,•
EDWARD 0
hits been appo
;alder the latel
one, naliff: •
efficient and '
On SaturAity uhorning
ACCIDENT.,
last, white' ]
NICE I It.
near
in the road,
the occupants
Miss 11.2.Lux;
and there Is b
cry. lir.
not cfangeio , •
?At WrLson with Hiss
lieredesoending the hillk
the wagciv \ run into a gully"
eh fiireas to throii
I violently to theN gr
ound.--•
was taken up infiwn4l.l.le,"
t. slight hopes of her -
ox was also , severely, but
• injured.
Aftesss thtnrszts, it the old stand of
Dr. Calm, advertise a well-selected stock
of Fancy Goods and Mi;llinery.
HORSE AND BMW STOLEN.--011 Sat
urday night,:lday * lffth, John Leonard, of
Tiogs had a horse stolen from his barn,and
Joseph Linty in the same neighborhood,
lost a buggy the same night. The thief'
was prusli,d into Pennsylvania, overtaken,
arrested, and lis now a guest of Sheriff
Truesdell. His name is Winfield, and he
hails from Strait's Cornellih—Owego Gaz.
..: SAFE ~ t /BEF.D.—The safe of R. C.
McNeil, Esq., (General Stook Agent of the
Erie Railway, whose office is at Campville,
was broken open and robbed of $2,000 on
_3londaY,. night - last, $7OO of which was in
gold.
The case w given in charge of the
given •
Railway Chief f' olice and Detective,
terson, who pperied to beatqnsque -
na Depot. --Oto jo Gliet• ie.. II - '
". -''''
A BOLD yuLttN.—On Saturda
morning last, it about 7o clock, a strang r
drove a pair offat Oren tothe door of Wash
ington ington Market in - village and offered.
them for sale, lwli upon Mr. Blersteiner
ltught i hem, gi ' his check on the Ns-
Al nal Union .Ba tor $250, the price
agreed upon. The stranger went immedi
ately Co Front :street to see if he -could get
his check , cashed, so 'that he could leave
town before th
4 e
hour for opening the banks,
find finally sue eded in getting the money
milt at the • t National, and immediate
ly madehimself *atm. He had been gone
but a very little I Nvidile however, when stran
ger No. 2 made ' his appearance, laying
claim to the :oxen find alleging that strang
arNo. 1 huiftstol l eni them from his stables
the nightprevious, which statement being
duly verified, Mr. Hieraleiner surrendered
the cattle, and, immediately despatched
messages and messengers for the detention
and arrest. Of the thief. : George Brace over
hauled the villain in the town of Candor
and undertook.to `arrest him, but he resist
ed, drawi,darevolver and threatening to
use it if net let alone, and thereby made
his escapei several persons present refusing
to aid Mr.)l3ince in making the arrest. The
name of ibis "bold criminal is ' said to be
George Rogers, (he gave his name here as
Win. Wlataton,)and hails from the town of
Windhani in Pennsylvania: He has served
a term of two in a Pennsylvania Penitenti
ary, and tve hope he may still be caught
and be awarded a third term: for this last
chapter in his 'abut record.
- —The cattle were the•property of Alfred
Bowen of Warren township, Pa.
- .P. S.-L-Rogertas arrested yesterday in
Ithaca, and wil l be brought to Owego this
1
nt,., ~
orning.—uazwe. '
- '. • I.EONA, Jane Ist, 1867.
rroi), ,
Mn. ED
last isaniknf 3. lir paper, that G.ll Hub- ,
\
bard charges itt, ram .0. Westbrook it Co:,
with having written, or caused to be writ
ten, a notice Oaring a reward off one hun
dred and filti dollars for the arrest of cer
tain parties. Now, ~Mr. Editor, I have no
connection with, or k newledge of, the exis
tence of any such company as In; describes.
The charges he makes / against me are
!case! I hold' myself L amenable and
responsible for all my acts, as Ithall hold
him.. Whether he was misled into such a
statement - or done it intentiOnally, Ido not
pretend to know, being content with a
statement of facts, leaving invective for
those who make its use their capital.stock
in life. : BERM WESTBROOK.
'TEmpERANce.--:-The Northern Lodge
of Good Temptars, of Towanda, has ap
pointed our distinguished Temperance Sa
chem,' Gen. Parrott, a Delegate to the Penn
sylvania, Grand Lodge f that order, to be
held at Alleghany City, on 12th bud.
Sir All. perions desirous of gisr
ing their chlidren into the charge of an n
perienced and highly qualified teacher will
please inforni F. W. Bsimucer of the num
ber they will send, and in ease the number
be sufficient :he will correspond with the
proposed teacher, with a view to have the
school continued until about the time the
term of the Institute is to commence.
Nor So.-- 1 having: been reported
that the excellence of the Ice Cream at
itometz., Colinas 4: Clp.'S Ice Cream Fis,
loon,,was owing toTheiiiming ice imported
from our'recently acquired Possessions, we
have been requested to say that the repOrt
is =tine.`"The aeoiet of theft never fann
ing to have ixoellent Cream is : They use
• - ream, and know how to freeze it.
Oft` By reference to their adver
naemaig in another column Of taday's pO-1
per, oar readers will see that the Arm of C
F. (taxi & Co., who have' opened e'Pely
Boold Store down town in Patton'a Bloch, is
con4osed of C. F. • Cross, .E. W. Hale and
J. G. Patton - . ' '
lir' The County Teacher/0 / Asio•
elation he* ice next ni 4 mtinultWaxren
Cadrei"goith 44
ienoingcget; ,T 14th,
at 10e'eloch
o m. „
mffmfifffffffomm!iff!
EIRE
imams COtivir;:= The rna
Union aMtes that HOW Ciaßipi "1 ,t 1",
distinguished - member Of - tioth,
that district; is , lying dangsvandy at his
residence in theborough ,1
—The new road 011ie Valley_
Railroad Company from - lirilketamer to
Whit Haven, was opened by an iMeturelon
on WednesdaY last.. I
The &innion 11,egi , ster states, that two
burglars entered the residence vf Air. Levi
Phillips, in that borough, on the !morning
of Wednesday - Of last in*: .Tolni! PhiAipe
homing a noise went to see what it Was and
was met by these men.. He fired: and shot
one of them 1 4 0 0 the heart His
name
was Jenkins. The other manlras arrested
and locked up. • -
BACK nupbfir,s of !,tie 'Ledger
containing ROB:: Wass BEECKKICB. etpu,
can behad 'at tfie Book Store and News
Boom of &met, & Bazazze. Everybody
should buy the paper andeead the,ekory.",
S. N. 13soseas, ...Orwell, Pa., .has
just purchased &large line of goods at low
figures, which he is' bound to sell, Bead
- advertisement and try him.
'.: Mir The Bradford Oonaiy S.
. 1 8; As.
e'!ielatiodwAll meet at East Troy 'on Ties
dliy,'Sune 11, and continue in - session two
dap, closing with a children's meeting on
Wednesday afternoon.
PROGRODEM OF EXILIKUBM I
Tuesday, 11 A. M. mat - for aegdzatimk. •
Afternoon*Seision meet at 2, opening ad
dressti by the ident. ' Addressiby Rev,
D. prat, subj t, "The benefit of Bible
Study." Be rte of delegates and others
front different of the county.
Evening Session,- sermon by Rev. F. D.
Hoskens piTowanas, on "The duties of S.
-S.. Teachers." . Statement of work by the
gouty Missionary. ' • -
Wednesday A. M u Prayer Meeting from
•9 to 10. Address by - and.bY B. 13.,,
Russell, subject for general discussion,
"The instrumentality of truth in the Wu
,.
Lion of sinners." '
P. M., CHILD)111:4 Maria, Colic= Er
asmus suo drunmsszs. It will be the en
deavour of the Executive Committee to
maim these meetings so pleasant and in..
structive, that no Superintendent,' Teacher
or Pastor of our county can afford to stay
away. Oscsatcs,. Rec. Sec.
Zpuial NOtittif
THE FIFTH NUMBER or DICKENS—
Thema]) Erni:EON—is juat out.
Call at ALTORD It %num% foi "Mu=
Cuozmaamr."
WICKHAM & BLACK arejust opening
a fine assortment of Table Cutlery, Knives
and Porks,Desert Knives, 444.,Plated Ware
Spoons, Forks,.. Napkin Rings, Castom
Call Bells, idce. A large addition to ler
stock of Lamps. • June 6.-Iw.
air " What a powerful . tone." "So
brilliant and sweet." "I never heard its
equal." "The upper notes are so clear."
"The bass has. magi power." " The ac
tion is perfeog? - " Whatimprovements are
now made in Pianoix t. „" " most iwzrfect
Piano ever saw." The above are the ex
pressions of all that call at the New Music
BoOms and play; the Mathishek Patent Pi
ano Fortes. No bettertee can - be
given of the merits of tee Pianos than'
,that Wm. Dittrich, -who has had 19 years
experience in buying and selling Pianos,
has purchased an interest in the Music
Store of J. A. DeWitt. Business will now
be carried bn in the firm name of'DeWitt
Dittrieh. They have on hand now the
largest and beststock of Pianos, Melodeons
Organs, Sheet Music, &0., that has ever
been in this section of country, and are
constantly' receiving more. .One of the
Little H " Bird Pianos is now on the
way. Orders r Sheet Music should be
addressed to J. H. DeWitt, Towanda, Pa.
June 6, 1867.
AccinENT.--Thwe was an explosiOn
in Doct. Ayer's Laboratory, yesterday,
which caused some excitement in the vicin
ity. Ayer's Pills are manufactured under
an enormous pressure, in cylinders, like
cannon, which sometimes prove too weak
for the compresse4 'forces, and burst with
terrific violence. 'Fortunately, the pieces
do not fly far, so that no one has ever been
hurt by them. The action is more him ice
than powder ; • but it makes Pills - whim all
the world acknoWledge are Puae.—Daily
'Jou:7W, LowelL•
sfir Hai.. George Landon will de:
liver an address before the Bradford county
Teachers Association,',,at Warretr Centre, on
the 14th of June next.
A. T. LILLET, ' l re& Tea. Asso.
•
To TEACHERB.—Pagei Theory and
Practice of 1 1 eaching Wnikersham's School
economy. and method of Instruction at AL
TO= it amazes.
, _
'To Tasounas.,—Page's Theory and
Practice of Teaching' Wickenham's School
Economy and Installation, for sale at the
New Book Store of C. F. Cross h C0.,.a1a0
Sander's Union Beaders,Robinson's Mathe
matics, Kerl's Gismmars, Mitahel's
phies, Payson, 'Bunton and Scribner
tem ofTenmanship, very cheap ror cash.
June 6, 1867.
lir If you would have ;a beautiful
light from your lampanst go WWl:album
& Blacks and get one of those opal shades.
They are a new style, of superior quality
and of a variety of designs.
• tar - C. F. Cross & Co. are now
prepared to receive SubscriptiOns to all the
Daily, and Weekly Papni, Pamphlets,
Magasbes Ice. They defagn to keep a mg-
War News Room in connection wt their
Book Store.
TAKE Norms.--Not t ice• is hereby
- given that_ the condemned '43oar Wort
circulated through this County, g
to , Alave been made by me, and or
stamp, is not qf my manufacture, as of
my work is warranted to give entire Wis.
faction. • J. Joss.
Towanda, May Y, 1867. • • . '
' a At a meeting of e Committee
&wanted to 8.7.11Mi118 and recommend
Books for 'use in the Schools of Bradford
Co. the following resolution was paned.
Resolved, that we recommend ParsoN,
DMITON & &nava:es system of Penman?
ship. a J. Di Timm 1380.
The above Panmanahi publlosa
Lower.. Barnes and Potts and
can be obtained of halyard and Book
sellers, Towanda, Pa; May 23. 3m
7-80 'TREASURY NOTYSTiIS Govern
ment is now. l oonverting the Brat series - of
740 'Treasiarir notes into the 5.20 Gold Bear
ing Bonds, the undersigned have arrange
ment)] and facilities for procuring their con
mid= on the most favorable terms,holders
who desire to have them converted are re
quested to call upon us. - The new 640
Bonds oe hand for sale, we also
ii = s
all descriptions of Government
and pay the Idgliest'irarket price.
April 4, 67.' B. S. Russell & Co. •
, Somernms . Nmv--i- Becoming con-,
vinced that the mMts . of the people of this
and sdijohling / Counties warren t me in so
doing, 1i harem:meta:Med M much expense )
two Saab Hot: Holism for_ pwa
gating Vines, Flowers; and all kinds
of Mile. ',devote my whole
time to the boldness and now over for sale'
thelfollowing vezieties : i ,
/ GRAM VIIQW-41:110e: 4 1:11 10,brid, Is-,
tuella, Delaware. . nod 4 and all
of the better kmown ' *Ohl pderl
at=es at im !WYcengostitiom,
des Dattaides, Gan. ilao
-411118124 adat. M: B*AVict
ft , itieditrt Mtge^ reir as Ill'
son and maw olishr ? Aleglioes
awl Maim Bass& " , - I ' '
Amami the Khriaibmetetilianis nigh.
band irellotroPili, PlassiticTeheroies t aM
marls, ealoeolaris,,Osimilkeli, fhdlint er re,H.
alias of Ana., VeroniosOlyrtles,
*hams of all.Vestedes,,VertanaaolVall'eol.
61^ Tul4B, Gladkdas• Dahl*, &a:, art.,
in endless variety. t.
Vmuressui Pnenrs.,--:Early and late Cland...
filiewsr;Oebbsges 014
Relat, Large York mid lasif, Dreer's
Late Drid, Late Dnunluad and
Plat Dutel6.- flweet:;andllsiltedmpedv
Mc Dreieni 7" d odervaxmcmad
Egg Plan Ammag_many ether vari
eties of TmMe4 I would agoadidly eall
Weldon la the "Mtn" Tmeto, - alnar
1 4, MI and Wl4
eltexperkemed gardeners
nude of choice Manus
'lll226lloBked l.l1 wit M
itation to all h;ti
fidltalf l l,l4: -
1867.4m*. t, -
mid reapeatfully
re connected with
department; and
ce9 it full 4 complete
that lhae.
~.ment Is under the sapenn
tendency of Ladles thoroughly accomplish
ed in thair profession, whose long: even.
ence is certain• guarantee that all goOds
manufacturedby them will be of the most
filabionablesilies and best workmanship. The stock lintirely new has been whited
with gnat care,"fl is now offered Who leJ i
sale & Retail at LO W
Prices.'
Towanda, 'May &4,1867.
740411RASDIRY DIOTICIIIPORTANT
ems—Holders of the Amp - issue : of Sea
m-Thirties wishing. to convel 7 them into
Fiva•Tweaßonds bearing • tent. in
terest in tun now do ' so- at 'the First
'National of Towanda.
This is probably the most favorable'time :
to make the conversion. If delayed until
maturity of the notes, the rush will be
great that the Treasury Department will be
=able to supply' the Bonds promptly.
In making the exchange , the interest - Will
be slowed on the Seven-Thirties to date of
conversion, and the back . interest on the
Five-TwenErids paid to mute date, In
currency. interest will be returned to
holders of Bonds July LA in coin, mak
ing clear profit to' them 4:g' whatever the pre
on gold is at that tan&
Compound Interest .Notes--June and Ju
ly Seven-Thirties, also receivedin a:Change
for the new.s-20 Bonds. .
Any farther information d es ired in regard
to the above, will be cheerfully given by
calling at the bank.
N. N. BETTS, Jr., Cashier.
Towanda, March 11, 1867.
• , MARRIED. ~
SILL—ALLEN—At the 'house of the b ri de,
h# West Franklin, Pa, May 20, 1867.' by
Rev L T. Brimmell, Mr. J. ht Sill, of
Wysoz, and Miss Ruth L Allen;
BOLE—PENDLETON—At ) the residence
of the brides father, May 22, by the Rev.
Wm. S. lOUs, Wm. H. Boyle, of Brook
lyn, N. Y. to Miss Betsy E. Pendleton, of
South Warren, Bradford Co. Pa. '
PLATT—BLACKMAN—At thi Parsonage,.,
Monroeton Pa., on the 2nd of June, by
Bev. Hallook Armstron& Mr. Cristopher
Plat*, of Albany, to Miss Lfithira Black
man, of Monroe township. '
FAUBOT-I-HALL=At the bridei residence,
in New Milford, May XI, by Rev. A. F.
Harding, le. Wesley Fanrot bi,Mrs. Car,
oline IL C. Hall, both of Newlifilfora,Pa.
HOLOOIM—RITCHEN-t-By 5.A., 1 Mills,
Esq.
,in North Towanda, Marsh 23, Mr.
L. C. Hobsomb, of Ulster to Miss Lnoy
. Kitchen, of lAroy, Pa . !
cleli
DAVIDSO —DOUGHERTZ.--By the !lame
. in North. owanda, Ma
_y 26, Mr. Charles
D. Da vi and Miss Mary A. Dougher,
ty, both f ITh3ter Pa. , t
HORTON—O I
GERSON—Iti Sheshequin,
May 28, by G. _W. Blackman Esq. J. R.
HortOn, tp Mrs. Lucinda Ingerson, all of
that town . ",, -- . •
D_lEiD.
GRINNEL In Wells, May 18, Lorenzo .
Griunel& in'thel67th year of his age.
DURANT.J-In Guilford, Apt 40t li, Charles
• Durant, aged 2,years.
Mr. Durant came to this, Comkty about
three years &ince, 'lrani Towande, Pa. He
came to us an. honest, upright, open-heart
ed, and religious young man ; and it was
Charlie's habit to
_carry his religion with him
wherever ho went ; not only to the Church
on the Sabbath, but to all places and into.
day's businl* He lived most of
,the time.
at Norwich, !where he muted with the Con
gregaticmariChurch, of which ' Rev 8, 80 0 .:
vile is pastor, and made many warm friends;
who will deeply mourn when they hear that
he is no more. He came to Guilford a few
Months since, and entered into putnership
with D. D. Gilbert in the . Hardrdare busi
ness, and united with - our Congregational
Church. Hejwaii attacked with congetition
and hemorrhage of the lungs, from the of
feet of whict he'rapidly and peacefully pass
ed away, in spite of all that kind friends and
able physicians could do to save his life.,
His.remains hate been taken tehis native
place, to -be tenderly deposited in some sa
cred sziot upon which sweet flowers shall
grow and' bloom, - planted' by loving 'hands
and kept moist by tears of grateful remem
brance.. Not often do we meet withn young ,
man of so many attractive and - eminently
good qualities es he possessed, "and on ac
count of these, his friends cannot soon for
-11
get him. In his worldly business, he
thorough, entirely"' governed by _ dais ; ,
i
principles, and eminently successful
every moral and religious reform, he a
faithful and influential worker,a warm ' .
of-the temperance cause, a true lover of e
o k
Sabbath Soh I and a bright and •
light in the ar ch :. The ,faithfro, ~
the genial pi d, the noble an pions youth,
has been ca ll ed to big great / dud eternal re;'
Ward, and we to moarn./ktay the, blessed
Saviourdeal girdly andipaciOasly , aithlda
oved and drieplyAnieted widow. Death
was at their d`in g, and death quickly
pe„ter
minated th earthly relation,. but death
Cannot se them. - They are wedded
given," a they shall ~ surely meet
agai. in -glory, to celebrate. the marriage
. of the Lamb.—J. L. celebrate_ .
Chronicle. ' - .
ENy, SPRING ANA SUMMER
GOODS I
g.'.... - )V .. . 1. .: . Ep.',D - Y,
Would alumnae to - the citizen" of Towanda;
ana the public pnerally, that he hat In store
and daily receleth,g, new and • ,
FRESH G.001)13
:tn hie Hatt. anitable to the wants of the people.
which he will sell for Currency at former
GOLD .PRIOESI.
Cbasletbg u avail-of riod well iad:rellable
emde
OLOTHIN-G-!
(No . Shoddl of any kind)
BUSINESSS
1!t• grade& j
COATS, VESTS .- AND • PANTS,
MI Wool.
DRESS COATS, rANTS & VESTS,
- _ Lyme Coats. iloldad aid foptd,
via Mk , sod Odic aura, Lima Pow
I.lmo, Goodson sad Plaaael-Shato;
oak Tao, Ikrenders, Gloni..Csaes, Lmeart
empata l ltst Good 0000141141
at s hdr Woo Om . poor go* at au
aadierdodsio
/WAY.
Toaaatikliiii 28, 1887.
• \
7.‘fi!f7Tr
--V1.4 - 1v
ifi ixernia;
- • - nct Vea gi,,-4.i..-J -
AU! 'R.I k It 4I L W, , 4 ._., k .
.1.% On' and MOMMEt - "a. pill 1 i 11167,
Trains will leave- Waverly. o,iwmt row,.
liwtrrairlie: .. :- . 1., - r- - r ,- _v•-•„:: - k ; it 'T
_ • tkilltleillitt. ' 4 'f:
' 4:12 a. nt - q c , Night Exrlsee, Honda eirOp
-10. fa Rochester i'l Miadel and
Dunkirk, Making, dimwit "anmectloaawitli ludas
of the ; *thug's' and -e ireitilreeterH;4MMor Shore .
'end Grand Trunk Bail Ways; far all point. West ;,
also at ' Elmira' for canandaireci ;- • 1 1 . -.; -1-
%HI: 1. - nr.., '','- Night ' antes@ PAH 9. ' ;iv,
ritioixeduir &Milo; BaMMlnica. Dunk P r- !Ile;
;
rWeeigiceinse - oting aii abasiew --:',-,•. ;.:-.- ;,; ..,_ •._ - .
,' ea & 's n., Mail Train, Sundays iew led. for
Ballo and' Dtinlark,- cotmectitme at Ira for,
eal . p. m.; RungrantiTrain: Ps ll s'. Tor the
West. .1. 1 I . 1 . -
~ 3:18 p.,ni.,, , • AceOmmo4ation k nuitdar
excepts& -,' .-- . - .. 41 -..- • , z‘L ~ . . .-.- '
fork p. m., Day ExPreas, Sinahlia *aged,
Rochester ,B ~ Salamanca ; nkitk arid
the West. Co at Rhuira for Canandaigua
at Salamanca with _the Atlantic - and ;Great
Western Railway( and at- Buffalo with Melaka
Shore and Gruid T runk RallWayi;lor all. points
West SontliJ, - • .
Mali,
. ; , L -
1033 ' . m.; 1 tells Sunday:: ex
/.11
cepted, f r 11 c:13: 1 lol; o man ilie
.A.. D i tin Idr%co:
nesting train:ll[or the West. .1- .-, .. . .
8 00s . Way Freight . Sundays iexcSpted.
*St.:ps t Waverly on Mondays only.' - .
1:38 a. m., ; Nig ht Express, !Daily, n- "
nesting at Gray urt for Mammal and at
New York withaft ernoon trains and steamers
for (Boston sad N Ragland eitflui- •• - . 1• '
L o
:15 a. in., Cincinnati Express, Mondays ex
:* led, connecting at Owego for 'lthaca • at
Binghamton for SYmense ; at, Great Bend 'for
ton and Phila elPhia : at -Lackawanna ror
Hawley, and at raysonrt for Newberg and
Warwick.. --; i
L 8:53' a. in., Bin ton Accommodation, Sun
days excepted. , ,
12:05 p. in., Day' • press, .',Ekuidays excepted,
connecting at Binghamton for Syravisui at Gt.
fiend for Scranton; at Lackawaxen for Hawley;
and \at Jersey City -lifi;k midnight express •
imin'of New .Jerseyßailroad for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. ; ' .
11:27p.,th., Accommodatian train, daily '
1 6:28 p. in.. Nevi York and Bd
.:amire Mail;
. . _
II
Sunday; excepted. t •
8:26 p , m., - Lightning &Pries. Smidays ex
•pted, connecting it Jersey. Cit ' with morning
- press Arain ()Mew Jersey ' for-Balti
more and Washington, and at New York with
morning extiresa 'trains fors Boston... and-44
\ t
4:25 Way F r eight , Sendays excepted.
Wll. - 11,,8A88 41 H. RIDDLE.
Genl Pass \ Ag't,lNeer-York. 124 p%.
PHILAREI.4PHIA AMY ERIE
`,l BAILROAIK,This greit, lino tiaverses
the Northern an Northwest counties of Pennsyl
vania to the City; of Erie, on Lake Erie.
It has been lealled by the Pennsylvania Rait
R 046 Company, -and is operated by them. a
Time of Passeuger.trains at Williamsport :
LEAVE RABTWARD.
Erie Nail. Train 10.10 P.
Erie Errs Train , " • 4.1 d, #4l,
1
Elmira 11 'Train, " 8:35. ,
A. M.
Lock Haven Actommodation...3:2o P. M.
. LILT 2 WZISTWAItp..
Erie.Maii Train - 4:30, A. Ml,
Erie Exploits Train 3.45, I'. hi?
Elmira Mail . 6:55 , P. MA
Lock Haven Accommodation-10.30 A. u lio„
Passenger' care run through ;without cha
'both ways between Philadelphia and Erie:
JlTew-Yark, Connectioa .
Leave New-York at 9;00, A. is.. arrive at Erie
10:00h A.m. Leave New. York 5:00,e,m.. arrive at
Erie,at at 7:15 Leave Erie at 5:30,p. in:
arrive at Ne York . leave Eric at
10:25 a. m., arrive at N ew 'k 10:10 a • m.
No change qf Cars bthocers Erie and. New
York.
F,legant;Sleeping, Cars on all N4 l b 3 t Trains.
For information, respecting P ger heal
new apply at Coraer 30th and p Market•streeta,
And for Freight business 'of the CoMpany's
Agents : S. B. Kingston, Jr., Corner. 13th and
Market streets, Philadelphia; J W. Reynolds,
.Erle;.Wm. Brown, Agent N. C. B. R. Balt imere.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gaol Freight Agt. Phi Pa.
EL W. GWINNE.II, Agt. Phil'a.
A. L. TYLER,- Gezi'l Manager, Erie.
READING RAIL R10.411D-SII
NEB .ARRANGEIdENT. I April 8,1867.
GRIM' Tavwt LINE ISIMI TEN NOVI'S AID
Nows-Ws:afar, Philidelphia,New-Y.ork,llea ding
Pottaville, Ta maqua, Ashland, 'Lebinon, Allen
town, Eagton, itc. At, -
-Train* leave Harrisburg for New-york,
lows: At 3.00, B.to,and 9.36 a. in., land 2.10 and
9.00,p. in., connecting with similar! 'Trans .on
tne Pennsylvania Rail Road, and arriving at
New-York at 15.00 and 10.10 a. at.; and 4,40 and
5.20 and 1045 p.-ta, Sleeping Care ,aocompa
flying the 3.00' 3. an., and „9.00 p. in., Trains,
,without change. , -
Leave Harrisburg for Lading, Pottsville,
Tama,gua Minersville, Ashland, 'Pine Grove,
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a. nit, and
2.10 and 4.10 p6 , m.,atopping at Lebanon and
all Way Stations.- the 4.10 p. m. Train makin
'close connection Stations ;;
- Philadelphia and Columbia g
For Pottsville, Schuylkill Kasen and Aubuth;
via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Road,leave
Harrisburg at 3.20 p. in. . ' •. •
Returning : Leave New-York at 9.00 a. m.,
12 noon 5.00 and 8.00 V. m.; Philadelphia at
8.15 a. in. and • 3.30 p. in.; Way Passenger
Trainleovel Philadelphia, at 7.30 a. in., return
ing from. Veadiug at 6.30 m., stopping at
ail - stations • Pottsville at 8.45' a. in. and 2.45
p. m.; Ashland at 6.00 and 11.30 a.m., 1.05 p. m
Tamaqua at 9.45 a.' m., and.l.oo and 845 p. m.
Leave Pottsville fo 1.-Harrisburg, via S chuyi
,:kill and Susquehanna Rail Road. at 7.00 a. in.
• Reading accommodation Train :.Leaves Read
ing at' 7.30 a. in., returning i from Philadelphia
at 5:00 p.m.
pottatown, • Ancommodathin Train, leaves
Pottstown at 6.20 a. at., returning leaves Phil
adelphia at 6.80 p. m. ,
Columbia Ball Road Trains leave . Reading at
7 II a. m. and 6.15 p. m. for Ephrata, Lit's,
caster, .Columbla, Sco.
Sundays : Leave New York at 8.00 p.
P elphia 8.00 a. m. ~and 3.15 p. m., theo,oo
tnan , running only to Reading. Pottsville
'll.OO a. m. Harrisburg 9.35 a. in. and Reading
at. 1,.20 and 7.20 a. m.. for Harrisburg, and 11.22
a. in: for New York, and 4-25 p. 'm., for Phila
delphia.. '
: Commutation, Mileage; Season; School and,
Exctulion Tickets . to and from all points;atre
duced sates. •
Baggage checked through ; 80 poilids al•
lowed each Passenger sa. A. NICOLL.%
- General Superintendent.
Reading, Pa., April 8,1867. _ • .r
fILEANSE ,8L00D.4 With
~corrupt, or tainted-blood, you are sick all
Over. It may burst out in Pimples, or Sores, or
lin some active dimwit!, or it , may merely keep
you listlem, depressed and good for nothing.
But you cannot have good health white yonr
blood is inwere. Ante.% BARSAPARILIA
purges oat these impurities ; it expels Oiseale
and restores health and Stimulates theprgahs
of pa> Into vigorous action. Hence it rapidly
cures a variety of complaints welch are canoed
byimparity of the bloodi! sucteas; Scrofrila,or
Ring's Evil, Tumors, Ulcers, • Sores, &Optical',
Phnples, Blotches, Boils, St:- Afithoeye Fite,!
Bose or Eivysipelas, Tetter orHalt Rheum, Boand .
Head, Ring Worm, Cancer or cancerons.TtiM.
ors,Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, such .as
tention, Irregularity, Suppression. Whitse,Ster:
Shy, also Syphilieer Venereal Dileasee, Liver
Complaints and Heart Diseases. Try- eTER'S'
SARSAPiItILLA;_ and see for t yourself the
surprising activity with which it cleanses tie
bloopod cures these disorders. • L
• During late years the public ha te been role..
led by large bottles, pretending to give a net t
of Extract, of Sarsaparilla for one doilar'.' , Most
of these have lien frauds; upon ;the tdok, fdr
they not only Contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla
but often no curative, ingredient whateter—_
Hem% bitter, diaantointment , haellotred the'
en of the martens extracts of arsliperilla
!ditch dood the market, until the leieWiteeil
hit become - 43toomous with ImpositbM and
cheat. Still we c 4 this compound, 1` Saris
parlibl," and intend to supply l ands remedy
shall norms the nude from the load•lol,9tdoquy
which rests upon it. )Ve think wehave pound ,
fir believing it has virtues which ate irresisti
ble dy the - plass' of e *ono it is intended-to
cure. We can asimm the Sick, that We oder
them the best alterative we know how to pro
duce, and wehave reason to believe, it lo by far
thevered iirosteffectuld purifier of , the blood 'yet' dis
co.
AM'S CHERRY PECTORAL Luise tini
iremally,intOwn tallurpass every other edicine
for the cure of Coughs,Colds,lnfluenzaj Hoarse
ness, Croup, Bronchitis , Incipient Conalnup Him
and for,the relief of Consumptive' Patients'in
minuted stages of toe disease, that , it it use
less here to recount the evidence, of its virtues.
The world knows ( them: _
repared by Dr: AV E R & CO. ! Lowell.
Hass., and sold by. Druggists and dealer a• in
medicine everywhere. • . !
Jane (1, 1867. -
IT Y . T., , T.U...411 It, 1 t, N§ V I 1
B
-; • ;: tras Tignag ivyntact . tr,, . T ..
E W, I N I, :Nll
nits heist proved to bathe beat. for Unbinds , .
leg lemons Ist. It makes the Lech Stitch
alike on both sides, which willqpnve, thread,
enough in JP# lifetime .to_pay.. - fati,lisalf-241....1t
wakes the Lock Stitch_ wit ont : shuttle (a
patent bride: Wilson,' dkpensing With many
wearing points; Sd. It has a Glass Oloth
Presser, Balsam land Corder,;.' . . Wok no other
machine has.inzataine all the] different patents,
Pliey,fikodin to be PO belo before Pi! buy.
4.O4gI4OOELVES
sad aeir ;Mrs ** iartis ali4 L lT ' l3"l ll.l37ll ll asatB Bllll
W Emory, Mrs J C Piercer. Era H P Boors, Mrs
Beaty Stevens, C B , Patch, Bev -D aStd Craft,
Mrs' B A Prink; Kim tante Cooper, or. any Per•
son-who has used one. The, ilaohtneie or sam-',
pie of fork mim be most
AT , ;*anialg AWN/OK'
RAIL ,BLAOKl4l;Crocitary Store, or Of Mt AI
J BAB ABBOOKS; atattetroastVa.,!
Towaa4a, May \,1867.
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e
AND
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TAYLOR & CO,
have just
"-fled • e and
store,land will,
at, all times
spacious
;
OftISEL*G"TED 131'004
A. LARGE 'AND
DOMEST
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(Opposite Codding St Russell.)
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SWORE
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gave.jUß.
penedtheir large and
spelt:), s Store, and will
ke.p at all: times, •
AireARGEAND WELL!SE6iOE64r6INK
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LOOK OUT FOR
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS' AND SHOES,'
BOOTS AND, SHOES,
HIMEJI
HIIIMP4
HIIMPHR
, 0 DESCRIPTION. NECESSARY
- •O'DESCIUMON NECESSARY
NO DESCRIPTION NECESSARY
Ae we have everything in the sine; tiont the
leigest to the smallest. I
LET THEM KNOW!
'2,.."77-.11.1361718d.W
DB
ReasonB 20hEy
Yonshould buy your Boots and Bh oes of us:
, r
We deal Boots, Shoes and Leather, _EX
CLUSIVELY. I
We. are lAirgely engaged in idannfactnrin •
ouraelve4
We'have facilities for baying , which no oth
Loose hithis canal' has.
t
We Claim that .our. neighbors are better
judgeS of Dry Goods; Croceries, Hardware, &o.
than We are. therefore, you should buy of them
and get the benefit of their experience.
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We . dalm to be better judges of Mots _and
Shoes thou our neighbors, (who' make- this
branch secondary) and you should boy: - of us,
and get the benefit or a judicious selection of
Scocxis• . '
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for
else
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Reason,9 why
Rectaona 'why
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are Confident that the prfees tall[ , "Usti
twe can sell n bettea. 'qoallty'of goods
!o same money, :than can be parkbnied
ere. •
HAVE: DPNE
114.111.1T,1ctl
Mir CONCLUSI O N I,'
L
IMI
,
ving refitted and mach improved oullealew
, invite 'WV and exiinizte for
• ,
RNE§S; DFLPARMEN,T.I
ho_ Second Floor, ilia wind
jfsvery thing Worming 4 to it.
AND: COMPLE'rE ASS
DIES- AND- GENTS • TRUXICg,
' I?. II- '•";„i
wands, May 9,1867.
,f tat.
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r sale,
p CS 11101
ÜBE
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VC,
,
Towards
~ ~;-.a~ .: ~7: ;,E
=I
El
10,000 • a!
head-water!
A . Vasa
!kraal-oh
7,000_A
township,
ME
26 To
P
782 AOr
known as'
tyre and
counties, ',
49!own
co. Imm
pot.
One thi
and, Mo 4
3,000 A
A valas
Pa., havi
Wyoming,
122 Ar.
OwnshiP,
2 t ooo •
timbered
riliZ3
60 To -
Centre et
410 1 Aer
cultivate.
MI
.11 Acr.
ble for a
.7 . Acr:
walk fro
With 'ev
ence.
56 Act:
chesant, I
the Sasq
700 Acre's valuable —Atlantic
county, New Jersey.
Tenementa and Ichpiovp.d. *al Setate;To..
wands Borough, and other Vroportles.
IIONT-ANYE 'WARD .
• • •
'Execute Conveyances, Mulish Briefs of Title,
bey and sell. Estate, collect rentals and
lien s ,sttrvey and examine all kinds' Of property;'
They are prepared to negotiate sales of farms,
homesteads, and propertici esp'eelallydesirable '
to'capitalists; to procure advances 01 - money
upon bond'tind mortgage, anti to prosecute — lt-,
quiries for taose' desiting to make lavestments
or secure a ome. The will effect
• • •
'I . NgURACE
•
In the best knowri cou;pani.n - AC
CIDENTAL an , I:4lr' N.) , u.ifINE. I They
have exclusive bad neigh
boring counties
,o wupanies hi these
several 4lepartuL: I,Laurance, . •
Those *ho Aestre to buy or siea44irms ;
• ,
AllNho.wizLettect insoranttagt
All who , seek permaneet • iniestmentela the
future 'benefit of their families , ln secure and
grst.class Life Companies, ; •
•
tiplfattits - io • bily . or loll:,
4PeTgativ.e,ProPerties-: ' -;!.•
ME
A4 . wishiriistit4eys)tudizamjnatits . ;,
All wivbing 4u;vatiseA, qpon rguable.kial
ProPertY ; • -
• . . . ,„
• 11l who wish. to or rental , of
Fauns or Tenements, • • •-f•
Are respectfully lie I ie4 to entrust loch- WWl
ness on Agetcy. -
ill
Farther• pakticulars Itililithed 'at Our dice.
.01lido, Union. Block,• Towandi. (To be re•
moved May lit, to VOilief s bt •IkilikT and
stets,)
sir PROPERTIES ,'ADVERTISED
ftElq f t
Hon 17 Mereet,leirit962.*i_
;Hon. • Wil,inut Ejpell*Aoemslsorti POW 1 .
`c• Ward; E.14.,.:T9Tpu*,-, G -
.:C.110040
. Diaticui&-Vo'. •Uoikers . ;Toirtatillr;,:c , ,
12.".ffoittliikto i ; 'lfotints" d 4.1
.• •
LatbrOje, LaddWatork & Co. NilpritOrilLy
Dlckibli Brothel's, Philadelphia.
Hon. John Conynnham. Wilkes-Barre.
CharleiParristo, Wllks l l3nrre. •
Hon. P. B. Streeter, Montrose, Pin; :
Towanda, April 2,1867.
BM
estolittsuratter.
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,t, iptiow our rope
Otto , te
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t T eAtictpable
tFfid I
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rea' heivit : ; critter d ' h id on toe
ot_tho Struotroftheniog, Potter co.i
sib •
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111.
le Anthracite Coal Prpperty, nest'
rtr --
•-• • "
or•Wild'4;11141
otter county,
"t in ");EitoimeNdieti
eavily : . timbered.
IB
rough„Bradfor( . l
14 .4 111
. 21 P 1 . 11 7,
4 ~4
'i
k of Improved art. • .timbaked land,
•e Peltier' and Pratt' farms'' in Muln
on townships,,Tlega_and Lyconting
• To lie ln lota- • '
•
VII.
'"•-•
Ws in Ne* billfold; Sasquelianna'
(Hotels , adjoliiing the italiway De-
VIII.
of acres' of wild timbered
,merf ta . V y Georgia;
IN
laud: - Sv eau*, Pa.
11 x.
Ocoal property, near, Wllket-Barre,
• thereon:. all the coal veins of the.
•
Ell
ut z f ood tatifjug . :4•Adi :gar%OM
NB
res, moieof iess, wild land, heavily
Mclntyre township,"tycendag conn-
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Lots_;sitiiale en. Mai n. Railroad and
• ets,l'owanda.
- • : • t ‘
1-
XIV. 9
of improvei Wining lansi, higtuy
Wysox township; near Tqwanda. -
Ell
3 highly icapruve,d farming land auita
truck' farm..oitesidence—Wyspx,.
lE3
, _7 •
improve 4 land, Niryspx , ,ten minutes
• Tnwantia Borough: 4 •' ' .• •
Air / ME WIDENcE, •
•ry modern-improvement and tonvenl
came nearirnew. -
XVIk
-s beavi. led oak ;' pine,
Slyiu% within half mile ,o
ehaiina
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.G. H.,MONTANYE.,
HENRY W.Uil).
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4141 11141 1 1 0 , :i' ' - '
t i t EffiStria 41-14 r,
fil4l 1 1 4 1 ji/th' I
a writ of F. FAG, Lona, tx ‘i
t
CloarkillAmmoit „pleamwov di d,
will - be :ex to public ailCoolfielocroittes .
Oa JUNI 21'. '1,061;1442 itrictAkaiiie
a. aa t i rkattihod . 1 4 - . P.witiMnit. -
of land , Ai le . Vi i ? oroosti n od , •
north* pu c tra , iasflittrila Et fry 'lrk
lartilioroP Pock ,- •• , Pock, aialmssieby-4 , 4,\
Jodi 0§ „ i flregfiry..Awitainipg„..l44 of , i
4
an** of lan ~ Wort' or UM; 'ilrimproVett,; 4 -
Iwitli'vffifitelhauso ask 'frairabdtarti Merlon.. f. f '
,
'Ws. 0 Amilidio ilk 'AIRKUPOO Akthe: 11 0 01 1 i s i •
. 7 Wim Eigooted,lm, ,!,.ramp3 : Conalogli4 add ,
JOtarßtsb••• . 4, - ; 1 4 - .', ' ,l , •'• - - -... • yol
. - . - 4 4=.2 •r riffs: ii w4,4".i .. -, ..1-
- MG -MUNE%
'nky.3l4 1847. ..c,„! -. 4 - ::.;,,, „. , Sipa: ;,: t
-__
A MAIN IIiPR'S 44)11016.1iot,icer i T
4,1 a ;hereby. &ewe thall/on , setioafi,
ed to. tho %awe, of *NILO, Dik/1C,4 iota 0f : . . ..
wOMPt. doc 6 2stotate Wasted to make Imole4V - -:' , ",
ate'. payment, aoidithose hallow
. otalawagataat. 4":,",
esid es t a t e , ‘l49groeat Um, is a i r g . ,4 4.t" ~..:.
ea I°! 6 e,e,‘• ' ' - ,•,,e' •
,-^44, , 1, *- ,-.i JORNI-4,14r/ 7 „. , „J.; '
May 28„„1847. _ ~ Adminiatratoro. _ ,
11•11
r„hECIPI0103:
hereby laTee that *sit penal* lado.bteli w.
estate of .13414. C. Pairebliefilee'd r , Lite
of iVmdbam;•itre reqaeited• to •skakerLieumedf-t ,
atenteent, without - delay. *WU* hevlagl.
• against-- said. estate nutstpritst r theat-.
duly aatheticated forfettietacat: • t;
-A.: F watqcg,
'lay 28.18614 , • , Mot, •
, _
DMINISTRATOWS NOMOL--.. -
• AAR Wee is haft 44-10 40 4 • tht s albiYmei
indebted to. the estate of : OE f_. .
late_eflgyainsing-twp., deed.recitittsted.to:'•
/mike- txuastilate payment., :and tbsise; bating
abtimiAtodostimidestatimilipstrenVihit_titok4!,:,
'
Way 28,1867.* Administrator. ,
A DMINII3'R'B:' flfoTlOE:::—Natice
,
A Is hereby &et that Jail Indebted
r. LhR estate pf GEO., E. ALL late of -
Bon*, dec'd, are requested to maks int. •
mediate - payment, and ali-h•tring "claims upon "
said estate will present then duly an7hentiente 4 •
for settlement .: : , : • _ - •
• _ • teiB4RT
lefaY 28 ; law.* ••, 4 .• • •;Esseutar -"
A DIAN NOTICE.-;Noti:ce is
•
A heieby_given 'that' all pion indebted
the estate of HARMS? MEANS; den't.",lateol• ; •
Wpm
,are requested . te• 'make. payment
without delay,And those having ctaima - agailiat,
Saki estate onat - ittesetit• thitaj l delptathentiea- , r
tad for tie4.l.olinat: , • ' A.,
MaX 2:480.
'A AMINISTRATOR'S NOTIO.R.—
Notice is hereki, skTent--that'all j'er B4l / 1
indebted to the estate of HERBY TALLADY:
late ot,• Monzbe dec'd.; are: requested r
to make immediate payment and, those hay-*
lug demands agalast said estate will present
them duly authenticated-toe settlement. present}
them
• . FL,LEWIS; c •
Astrikaistridor.,_
A DMINISTRATORIS ,NOTICE.—,
Jae.' Notici isheroby, given, that all
....._PACIOMB,
indebted.to' the estate of Nathan h o llborn,-
deed,' late 'of Franidin twp., are' receesterto -
Make immediate mutest. Mid thnneTtiving
demanda against said estate , will:present them
duly auth enticated for'settlement.
• '
4, :Administrator.,
&fat.
VALUABLE FARM FOE , LIALE..-
T, subsea*,oars kir saie. his land in
Wysox, nearly - opfkoalte Towanca.• This Asrni
codtains 120 acres of land In a high - state of im
provement, with, a ; olendirr2 &Pelting% braise;
barns and outbuildings. ;It .has. a large never-,'
failing orchard stocked with good. fruit of eV:
„err description. It is -in a good neighborhood
wsthsn easy ;each of the. church - and.achool
privileges .of Tosioatla borough. Porten:as of
4.6.
sale, , enquire of the subscriberoalliprenr=f . '
• !sea. KOR AN D. STRICKLAND. - •
Wysox, April 8, lB67.—tf* . _
VALUABIiE FARM •FOR, , 'SALE.
, The subs o riber offer*. foraale his farm 811 •
nate in North 2ewantla,_ about one.. mile from
Towanda Borough, on the road. leading !tom.
Towanda to Wayerly. Said farm consists of 63 /
acres on the east •and about . -41 acres .on
west side,of the - .road. Has a new framed barn
framed dWellieg house, and good 'trait thereon,
-and is.well watered. Terms made . cask . _ for
further p'articaLus enquire on theipreunaes of ,
Whl.'ll: WATTS. -
March 140.867:
TAVERN PROPERTY FOR. SALE'
.1. Tbe subscriber otters for sale his Tavern.
Property, situated In Wysox township, opposite
the borouglitif - TOweithin a few rods of --
the bridge., The buildings are -comma • • ,
and well arranged and tho location an excellent
- one. Possession alki. he 'given. innediately.—
For
one.,
to G. filontarge,
.ToTrandi,
or to the subscriber at 3fyersburg. '
- ' WM. VAN BRUNT; •
Apri,11.4867.--3...
pow SALE.:II. Fa . rial;
containing i2S aerml,6o"cleared and stamps
ovt ; in the grazing county, :of Tioga, Delmar
Township; 3 , miles so Ult. of „Wellsb re,: near. - -
cheetie factor }+, school house;_ and on the direct
road to 'Jersey' Shore. Woodland hemlock, „
heed' and maple.. Good springs of-water, and
orchard of 100 ., grata' fin:it tree 4 fra*e - botate
and bait, someWineout - of - repair • 4 -Price 124,
per sare„a litienii.dmiectionftoromsh./Ji
For particul*a ape!' to
•Matiefleld, Vag* county, Pa. -
May 43.,
IBcc laneois.i .
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T a 44 GO: - & - 1 - 0 - 1:G - 0'
and 4e.t:111
- RANDALT., & COAIIPTOX.'S
First door south of the 'First 'N'ational Bank,
MAIN . STREET, TOWANDA., PA.
BRANDS OP. TOBACCOONEWINO.'
Gold Leaf, gunny Side, !pie' Apple, Michigan.
Fig, Base ji,eaf and: Btar, which we oder Or gale
Barriin ' titles ,to _pull. onato*l.2, , itage rec
.-'I t in
belts and gutters. • . • -
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BRANDS 0! GIGARS.
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ricanZigle; Gen. Cram. 4DOquI4Hi aillin
pe ; E Tycoon :m4 the very ; thoicesthTile 'of
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FANCY = 'SMOKING.
• ' The ielebiated• bone Jack, 1'44 'Of tie( ',
mil
ted Statetr: .
Vtigtidatie , gold Leaf. - Navy 'aridall
kinda of WWl:Welt: . * " • • '
Tu
bacco on liberal terms: \
Ail orders promptlyttliei
R. tr. 'flariDALL
march 2.2867
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BARCLAY STEA M
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-Alio, large lot . of_Scasoned Hemlock Boards;
an band. Apply at Barclay 0116 e,. Miranda,
or J. O. Blight, Barclay. • - - • May:23, 1867 ,
CASH PAID ;FOR, .
•_ ;.. . -
DEACON ANDJAE AL SKINS,
.:-:4(ili V i(-OF. CLOTH,‘, :---'
ismiaGED
1867;
CHW.., PASSAGE Faimr. O$ .. TO
piET)*:*oß' EIOLAI6I
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ocnoss:a co.'s inns pp sonrricanrs sntcx
simunstroprs 03. LIVEZPOQti
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• Williams&Gnioti's old "Black Star Linef , of
LfrerpoolPacketa, sailing.every week. 4;
Sir - allot-6111. 1 m o,t' lisicieis'from or iol.On. J
don, Eailing twice-a-mon th . -- .
I itemittermee to Englandilreland an d Scotland
payable on demand.
'For further particniara, aptify.
anion, 29 . Broadway, plow-Yore, o • .
G. }`7:lbiSol , l Bankers,
Oct.l, 18G6. - . owiunla,Pa
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