1!IIME!!M21=
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Vradford titptritr.
LOCAL A : Ar.p. G.FNERAI,
y -Mrs. Julius FosTeß, (widow
JIFLIT9 Fosrsn, de . e'd,) 'was voted a
Cake Basket, at (ho Festival herd on
fh 2.6. th
le_ Rev. J. T. Rsowristi., :Pastor_
Of the M, E. Church, receiveethe highest
namber of votes for the Silver Pitcher, at.
the Festivil held et the pout Hinase t .on
the 2Cth Wt.
s t:2 l- A beautiful 'Clina Tea Set was
~,tra to llrs. onirrasamr, (wife of Rev.
ittenden, E. S. lassionaiy, ) at. the Y.
M. C. A. Festival. * The set brought the
.I,L-ociatien nearly one hurdred
igir W. T. DAVIES, Esq., of gas
place, caught a trout weighing two pounds,
milic fishing in a creek in Clinton county
the other day. The fish was presented'to
Dr. l'unTr.n.
ge,„ Judge ?Auteuil left for Wash
ington last week, to be present at the spe
cial session of Congress, made necessary
by the attempt of the Administration .to
prevent the proper exectaio s ti of the re-con
measures.
veer A spirited but friendly contest
wa carrkon between. the Sons of Tem
p ranee and G 004., Tepplars, over an I.eq
Pitcher, at the Festival, on Thursday ; even
::lL; last. The forger won the prize by on
votes, out of 800 votes east:
ge Four hundred. and' twenty'
Eight dollars were received at the Festival
bebeftt of the Baptist Church, liald
at the Court House on the 26th tilt. We
in.airbtaud the churOh netfa clear profit of
;3UO, the expenses of the Festival be 7
but a little over $lOO.
seir The Lowing of Abe gorner'Stoue
it' the new hr. E. Church at French town,
'NI ILL appropriate ceremonies , and an adi
dress by Rev. George . Landon, will take
providence permitting, oil Sutrr day
the Lith inst., at 2 o'cljek p. m. All are
1, , peetinlly invited to attend.
B. L. Simwimn, Pastor.
M. A Pic was held in Post
e!, Sugar Bush, about two miles north of
town, on the Fourth. There was quite a
Lag" number of persons present, and it
,uld have been a pleasant gathering had
not a few intoxicated individuals been pre
b,-nt. The Sheshequin Brass Band, Jons
n:ll.Liius leader, was present and added
tutivt: to the enjoyment of the assemblage.
Da - A very serious accident oc
uari,,i At East
.Troy on the 4th, by which
Mr. 31. D. Cass, of that place, came near
1 , J.,1ng his life. It appears he was driving
a lamed ',hone . over a roug h road, at a
lapid speed, when a tfudden jolt threw him
11.12 ground, with such.force as to render
Lal, perfectly insensible After wining a
tt .ods, the horse stumbled and broke one
Lr., has. Mr. C.. was taken np for dead,
uoa.sciousness was restored after sever
,.l Lours, and at last accounts he was gaia
g The horse was valued at $5OO.
Li:IE RAILWAY ACCIDENT—ENGINEER
iND.FIDESIANTxrn. —On Friday morning
the engine, baggage car and mail car
o: the Cincinnati Express train were thrown
tr.i.:l the track by a broken rail, at a place
edi:t.tt iced Mille CIA, ten miles east of El
:lam, the Engineer, James Eldridge, and
tLe Fireman, Samuel P. Deltemer,—the lat
ttr a son and' the tormer a son-in-law of
Mrs. Tiressa Deßemer, of this village—be
.ll4 .n.iantly killed, the balance of the train
L. aig ',cell saved from the catastrophe by
aka% of the coupling. M.r.. Eldridge
and Mr. De Reiner 19 years or age,
..e.rmei leaving a wife and the latter a
al mother and two sisters, in deep
• .:tion.—Otceao Gazette.
M. The Festival which was given
1.! the Institute on the evening of the 4th,;
r the benefit of the Young Men's Chris
t._ A,suciation, was a decided success.—
The Festival was not thought of until Mon
evening, and yet , the arrangements
v.Lre all perfect, andeverything went "mer
ry us a. marriage bell," excepting ProL
LENI2EICS balloon, which did not go up no
, ~Jig ;a/announcement By in 'tins
, :,!.able accident, the balloon took file,
nle the - Professor was filling it, and in a
....icent it waiall in flames.
reeeiptil'of the Festival amounted to
The profits will be enough to defray
th expens'e4 of the Association for .the
year. Too much praise cannpt be
..‘ , ,lrkle.l the ladies who contributed so
It 11 to the success of the entertainment.
IiIIIGLART AND SAFE RODUERY.—On
Ipday night last the 'lnternal Revenue
+Alice in this village was entered by burg
lan,. through a back window of Matson's
Cal , u.et Ware Rooms, and thence by a4 , vii
dr,w . opening out of the latter into -the Rev-
IA Office, the safe opened by a false - key,
.:tdl robbed of money, and stamps to the
-.count of $50.00, together with Silver
, Jewelry and a'Clold Watch and Chain
ueilugng to Mr. J. BELLOWS, Canal Con
:rileror. de - posited therein for safe keeping,
,nc9;t of whieit articles had been the proper
-.'S of ~li c. Bellows, recently deceased, and
-Varked with her - given name "Amelia." A
pack/ 4 N of $5OO worth of stamps folded in
book, escaped the notice of the robbers,
who doubtless were disappointed . in the
, teuli amount of plunder secured.—.otce , g . o
Se• Report of the Bradford Conn-,
ty B,s. Missionary for the quarter ending
Jane 36t1i, 1667: .
Sew schools organized • 9
Other schools visited, addressed and
e otherwise aided - . 32
Testa] for three months 41
amount iu books and p,apereraold, .$l4l 15
6.
and given away
Total for three months..
St . ruions and addrebses delivered.. . 42
visited '154 -
copie s of the Scriptures distributed 131
Miley travelled in the conr.ty 681
The friends of the children's cause in
as county have abundant occasion to
•• thank God•and take courage."
Our schools bate been apprised of the
fact that a. gentleman hasSiffere4 a beanti"
ful silk banner to the school that shall re
putt the largest percentage of regtdaiity in
..tt , ! . ndlnce from the second Sabbath in
ole, to the second Sabbath in tUptember
•
inclusiVe. •
us the last. Sabbath the percentage or
..cr,fage can be readily obtained,. Two oth
,r prizt.s will be given to the two Schools
huh shall rank next highest to the Bluxuer
SdlooL Oar Superintendents will bear in
:rind that a //011 of Honor is open for the
~ T \
• ',7• • ! - -I*.-,
names Of such imbibe's 'as shall :
and
recite the 'tan caminsn4 mentiAtt:their
beach sor snterrinbmdentsprevions to the
second er !Sabbath in SepteMber.•
hope to reaeive - ths names of at lei*
hundred schools before' that : time. .The
names will, be read at the meeting of the
annual convention and Published in :the
county papers.
The good people •of Bradford are doing
nobly for the County Bible Society, A
, thoroughcauvass by townahips hi contem
plated arid already begun. •
: The present promises to be the best Bi
ble year yet for Bradford county. " The
Lord Of Hosts is with us," saying, "illy
Word shall not return unto me iroid," there-_
fore will we pray andlabor and look for tha
incoming harvest. -
Towanda, Julyl; 1867
"
DROWNED 'WHILE -DATHING.--The North
.ch (Tnnkbnnnoek) Vinocrat says :
Thos. Boardman; aged about 21 years, son
of Eleazer Boardman, of Eaton township,
was drowned in the river, a mile or two
above this place, on Supday last. The de
ceased, who, it is said, could not swim,was
bantered by one of his compardons,a young
man.by the name .of,Fnller, to wade across
the river.. Fuller, who could swim, led the
way ; Boardman, supposing him to be wa
ding, followed on, until he got beyond his
depth, when he strtmgleil and went down.
'Oa rising ho called for help. His Compan
ion, supposing him lo be"teigning danger,
paid no attention to his cries but' swam to
the eltor, where he arrived about the time
young Boardman sank for the lait time.—
A boat was procured and search made for
the body, which was not found until an hour
more had elapsed, when it was too late for
resuscitation.
LANDSCAPE ViEws.—The beautiful
scenery in our own neighborhood has been
I hitherto too much neglected by the artists
--lack of railroad facilities may have been
the chief cause—we treat that this.,cause
will soon be obviated 'by the new lines of
steam travel in course of completion—
there will then be a perfect rush of tourists
to our beautiful neighborhood. Rev. Mr.
DCi_CGLISS, writing from Switzerland, says,
in effect, that the scenery from TOwanda to
Wilkes-Barre, is hilly equal in beauty and
picturesque character, to auy thinfrhe has
seen in that `romantic country, The Hon.
Lady MuniLis has expressed herself very
highly on the landscape beauties of our
county.' The view of Towanda from the
DurellMouittain met with` her speciaiad
miratien.
We have been ledr to=these remarks by
looking over a large and 'varied collection
of Photographic and Stereoscopic views of
the dwellings and scenery in our neighbor
hood by Mr. on MORLY. We commend
the enterprise and skill of the artist, and
can honestly say that these pictures are all
excellent—the inevitable resu'lt follows that
orders areccoming thick and fast upon him.
He ought to make his fortune by goo : t
work and good subjects, and and he
He has already taken most of the 'resi
dences of our prominenteitizens—they are
real home pictures.. Orders. left at ood.
Harding's and at C. F. Cross Sr, Co.'s
I. Go to • JOHN ME I RIDETH 2 I3 • for
vegetables of all kinds. First door south
of the Rail Road Rouse. jyll4t.
. 4 .7
To TEACHERS. - , —rages Theory and
Practice of Teaching Wickersham's School
economy and method of Instruction at An
vont, d, BARBER'S.
THE FIFTH NUMBER 9. 01 DICKE.
DIAMOND EDITIONI—is jnst out.
Call at ALvoaD & Benusn's for " ALArrrix
CnuzzLEwrr."
Dewitt & Dittrick have just
received some new Pianos that cap be
bought very cheap. One of the little nm
ming Bird Pianos has arrived.
July 10.
Vie If you would have'a beautiful
light from your lamp, just go to Wickham
Jr, Blacks and get one of those opal shadA.
They are a riew style, of superior quality
.and of a variety of designs,
Igor C. F. Cross & Co. are • pow
prepared to receive Subscriptim:itt_to all the
N. Y. Daily, and Weekly Papers, PampOets,
Magazines &c. They design to keep a reg
ular News Room in connection with (their,
Book Store.
COAL LARDS CHEAP.—LFor sale; one
thousand acres of Coal Lands, in Tioga
county,. Pa. Title undisputable. , For
particulars enquire of
_ _
EL B. McKtw
Towanda,•Jnly 11, 1867.-3 w.
RECEIVED of H: B. MclizAzi,, Gener
al Agent for the Hartford Live Stock,lnsu
ranee Company, one hundred and thiity
four dollars, amount of insurance for the
loss of roan mare Fannie, insured in the
Hartford Live Stock Company.
.14ar 80, 1867.• 1. E. 4oLolicer.
,
WICKHAM & BLACK are just dpeniag
a fine assortment of Table Cutltfiy, Knives
and Forks,Desert &c.,Plated -Ware
Spoons, Forks, Napkiu • Rings, Cdstprs,
Call Bells, Lc. A large addition td• our
stock of Lamps. June 6. w.
Ws•would call the attention
of the reader to the .advertisement of Dr,
IL L. Vanbuskirk, dentist, in another
column.
The Dr'. comes to us :well reeommende
frcim Cayuga, N. Y, where he has practice
for the last twelve years. We I bespeak fo
him in Towanda the success his skill aid ex
perience merits.-3w.
.
iiiir-At a meeting of he•Committee'
appointed to, examine d recommend
Books for use in the Selo ht of Bradford
Co. the following resolution w as panda.
Resolved, that we reco end P4130N,
Dcyrou it Scannten's system of Penman
ship. J. D. liewrrr Sec.
The above rentaanabip ls . published by
Lower, Barnes and Potts Philaelphia' ,I and
can be obtained of .Alvord and Barberßook
sellers, Towanda, Pa. May 23:' 3m
FARMER MOWING MACHINE 'REPAIRS
Fon SALE. —l3oytbep, knif sections, rivets,
cast and nmlleable` gas de, bolts of all
kinds, made from best wine 0 iron, cast
ings, &0., &c., -tor iepa - g Fprmer *w
as, t
Also maclaines repair at 0. D. Bart
lett's Machine Shop and loundry.
Orders by stage, adcorspanied by the
cash, promptly attended lc, \ or repairs sent'
to - be paid cosh on delivery by stage:
—A few good Farmer Mowers, •with Ini
provements added, for pee cheap.
- Wntszs.
Towanda, July 8, 18&7. . • e
67 77
$2OB 92
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G. F. MASON &. egY.;, BaNKEas.--4n
vita accounts, discount paper,. and make
colleoliona; throughout the Muted States,
at lowest rates.
State Beak notes received at New York
quotations.
Gold sad silver bought and Bold.•
GovernmentZecurities bought at highest
rates.
Orders for the purchase or sale of the va• -
'rim issues of Government llonds, prompt
ly executed, ,
Coupons of ten fortles,.flve twenties,. and
seven thirties,, cashed on prue:Ettag 4 1 tep
Interest allowed on speeml dep ot
iL ,
• Foreign Dra ft s and Pas Sage Oe
for sale., ,
Towan.4, March 11,1867.
IL CErrnamaa
Special tioticts.
•' ' Busy Dr. ITO ItiTtitiff,yeaterday,
nattered tar \
ered a. or from the aluatider-of ibe ,
dy residing Penn' Yen.. It Waif of
a4pre . or fatty variety,.and weighed' eon-
Mftrably overtwo pounds. ' Previcpa to
\
thislhe • removdd eataractons • lens from a
fientleman's eye... km - operated for strab-
Mita* or cross eye, pon anothar, , , ;,..:
' These operations ere witnessed' by 'a
Urge number of the medical fraternity,. and
pronounced admirable la every respeet,r-
Dr. tip De Graff is gaining en enviable rep.
utation as.a skillful Surgeon and ti.suciess
ful Oculist and Aurist.— E ? Daily Ad
verliser. - . • -1 / \: ' -
• , ,
'730 'MUMMY' NorEs-,-T Govern
ment is now converting . the firs . series of
7-30 i Treasury notes into the 5-20 G ldßear
ing Bonds, the undersigned havearrange-
Irtelite and facilities for procuring their coo
version on the moat favorable terms, holders
who; desire to have them converted are \ re
gueited to call upon us..; The new 5=20
Bonds oe hand for sale, we also 13nrchai ,
all descriptions of Government Securities
and pay the highest market price.
4.pril 4; 87:' B. S. BuSsell 4 Co. .
1
Powers, & Co.—Would respebtfully
announce that they have, connected with
their business a Millinery depart;aent, and
intend at all times to keep a full&complete
assortment of goods in that line. , -
This department is under the superin
tendency.of Ladies thoroughly accomplish
ed in.thear profession, whose long experi
'ence is, a certain guarantee that all goods
manufactured by them will be of the most
fashionable styles and best workmanship. '
Thd stock -entirely new has been selected
with' great care, and is now cAered Whole
sale & Retail at Low. Prices.
Towanda, May. 23, 1867.
3Q,000 CELERY PLANTS.—Ne w White
"Incompazable Dwarf." "This•variety is
so . ninch superior in flavor, ease of culture,
and hardiness, that for the past six years"
the best New Jersey gardeners "have grown
it to, the exclusion of all other varieties for
the New York market. It is planted one
third closer than the tall growing sorts—
from2s,ooo to 40,000 being grown on an
acre?' My Celery Plants are very stocky
and hardy. Now ready. May be set. in
rich: soil any time this ;month. Price 50
cents per 50,' 75 cents per 100, 3 dollars per
500,1 5 dollars per 1000. Safely packed.
(without extra charge,) to any distance not
exceeding three days in transit.
Plain printed directions for culture and
winter preservation. accompanying each
Package. Requires rig,leacherfor cullitre.
Towanda, July 8. It. M. Wrs r.vm,
Xnrseryman . and Markel Gdrdener. _
•
' 7-30 TREASURY NOTES—IMPORTANT NO
inci..-Holders of the August issue of ;3ev
en-Thirties wishing ,to convert. them into
FivelTwenty Ponds bearing six per cent. in
terest-in gold, can now do so at the First
National Bank of Towanda.
This is probably the ipost favorable time
to make the conversion. If delayed until
matnrity of the notes, the rush will be so
great that the Treasury. Department will be
unable to supply the Bonds promptly.
Cdmpound Interest Notes,—June aud.Jtt
ly Seven-Thlrties, also received in exchange
for the new 5-20 Bonds.
Ariyfurthor infornihtion desired in regard
to the above, will be, cheerfully given 1:0y
s calling at the bank.
• N. N. BETTS, Jr., - Cashier.
To'wanda, March 11, 1867.
QUARTERLY REPO:ItT,..Of the cOndition
of the First National - Bank of Towanda, on
the morning of the first Monday of July,
1567 :
RESOURCES.
Bills Discounted • ' $137,J9G. 50
U. S. Securities deposited.with
Treasurer United States 175,000 . 00
U. S. Securities on hand , 3,.800 00
Over draftsTr, 203 13
Banking House, Furniture and '
Fixtures6,soo 00
•
Expenses , • , ... • 780 38
..
Cash items 5,514 72
Due'lrom National _Banks 49,813 19
Due' from Banks and:Bankers ..• 1,664 91
Legal Tender Notes on hand... 24,051 00
National and State Bank Notes 5,537 00
' '5410,060 sa
i • LIABILITIES..
Capital 5125,006 00
Surplus Fund • - 22,500 00
Circulation 111,000 05
Indiyidual Deposits ' • 122,298 21
United States DepoSits 023,599 92
Due National Banks .1...., 2,112 44
Profit ane IOSEI • 3,550 26
8-
$410,060 83
I, N. N. Brrrs, Cashier,of the First
National Bank, Towanda, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to
the best ,of my knoWledge and belief.
N. N. BErrs, Js., Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 2d
day of July, 1867. •
W. IL Worass, Notary Public.
.A:rprrous REPORT.—Thp Auditors of
Canton Township-report the condition of
the * belling Bounty Fund 'of said town-,
ship, embracing the Boroughs of Canton
and 'Alba, under the requirements of the
Act ;of Assembly, approved April • llth,.
1866, as follows :
Auditors met •at their office in the Bo
rough of Canton, February 25th 1867, when
the Collector and two of the Ccimmission;
ere of said township was absent; and pro
ceeded to issue notices , to be served' on
them to appear and settle on. the 21st day
of March next, at 10 o'clock, •a. • in., and
adjourned.
March 21, 1867. Auditors met in pursu
ance of their adjournment, when two of the
Commissioners was present and declared
theniselves unprepared to settle, and ac
count for the disbursement of the moneys
expended from said fund, and the Collector
being absent adjourned to meet on the 4th
day of June next; at 1Q o'clock'a. m.
.June 4th, 1§67. Audiyrs met in pursu
ance of their adjournment, whien‘two of the
Commissioners, T. M. Watts and E. Sell
ard Were present and declare themselves as
yet unprepared to account for the disburse
ment of the moneys expended nfrom said
fund, and proceeded to settle witn,tlie Col
lector, Calvin S. Sellard, whose accounts
t.
and credits are as follows : •
AmOunt of Duplicate. . $18,737 20
Credit as follows:
•By =omit of exonerations "417 18
Paid Pomeroy Bros., .on note.,.. 13,582 50
Scrip issued by Commissioners.
'of r Cfmton and paid ' ,2,lnd. 45
Judgment - paid Elias Rockwell. 229 74
Agre,ed for collecting and paying , .
•
Pomeroy Brothers note 100 00
21 per cent. for collecting bal
tm ,
ce of duplicate " ' 105 19
$1,606 14
Balance at this date in hands of the Col
lector, $92,00 of which is more or less de
predated _
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C. C. WBIGIIT,
. 1 .
LEONARD LEWIS,
A true record. • Wm.-S. JAIME,
, 1 " Auditors
•,
Attest—C. W. Lermow, Town Clerk. •
Jnne 26, 1867.-3 w.
HARRIED.
SAVEXCOOL4-ROWLANDBy Bev; j..T
Brownell, at!the M. E. Parsonage,Towan
da Pa. July 4th, 1867, Mr. Abram, Saver
• coOl and Mrs. Clarissa Rowland, both of
TOwanda.
SPENCER—DIINN—At the - Baptist Parson.'
age in Towanda, June 23d, 1867, by Be.v
B. Dunlap, Mr. Henry C. Spencer to Miss
Amanda Dunn, both of South Burling,
ton, Pa. -
4
' MA-. 1 RS—NASD—By the same at the
Means. House, - ; Towanda, July 4th,' 1867,
John /lathers to MiSs A. Nettie
Ward, both offarford, Susquehanna Co.
Pa. . . . •
HEATH-=SMITH—At the 'M. E. Parson-
age, in Towanda, Juno 29, 1867, by Rev.
J.T.I Brownell, Mr.. Jay M. Heath, of
._Beirlinton Pa. and Hiss CeysTp.E#lith,
ofiSheslacrtin, Pa, " •
ADAMS—CLAIR—June 27, 1867, by Rev.
R.' L. Stilwell, Mr. Levi T. Adams '
of
, East Smithfield,' . and Miss Charlotte D.
Cleir, of Bister, Bradford Co. Pa. ,
SWACKILMER--BENNETP—At . Borne
9.l'aly 4th, 1867, by Rev: B.", Binningbs,
M. B. F. Swackhamer of Standing;Stone
and Miss Lo4ina Bennett, of WY1301.-
r '
linitkW—LßE—ltilferitek, on the _ 1 91.11,
by radg T4athrop, Mr. L F4iiier - H.
Biennia', to Miss Pheba Lee, all tof
/*rick.'
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THR SHINGWA6III2I.ES
lit ' Eriszifitri`ittb s itiasf;
liaraer's Bail '7O Mae Nowere;
.Fbr k One, .aAd Three liost'er'4,
Harderls •Threskers qlfancro,
KiFdlies Threilidis tuidliktpartitorti.''
' ' •
GREAT;_ NATIONAL',
AGRICULTURAL ,M4q.EUNES;
Held for two weeks in duly, 184,
AT AIIIiIIIIN, N. Y.,
0 GOLD M
were . Awarded to B. M..l,Luang
- For their I : -
ENDLE \ SS CHAIN HORSE 'ONiERS.
AM)
. - . 11' 1' • '
THRESHER . AND CLEANER'S 1
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They are the OST FAITHFULLY
and HONESTLY Eof any Thresh
ing Michinp in ilarket: About
;ho same price of t 1 leading . Ma;
chines but worth frem ti k s to 50 per
-
cent, more I
• -:
Cheapest to .use.
Easiest,to run.
; •
Most durable.
•
Most economical to b
Most eco
Sure to please l
c
,None kept, on hand.
None' kept on Ird.
Each Machine Warranted.
Each Machine Warranted.
Oakler Early!.
For particidars, circulars, - price lists,
testimonials, &c., &c., apply to
Ii M. WELLES,
Agent i for Bradford, Susquehanna and ,Wy
outing Counties.
Towanda, July 8,1887.-4 w.
TO THE FRIENDS'. ,OF EDUCIA
c CATION AND LOVERS' OF
We take pleasure in informing go' u
that we havejust.opened in Towan
he earner of Bridge and
Street,,.l6. 3 Patton's . Block,
02i Elegant New Book and.2lfuile
Store, where every thing in the Book
StatiOnery and Musicline may be
found., Also Stationery, Paintings,
Gold Pens, Spectacles; Rye Glasses'
Spy Glasses, Opera Glasses, and a
general assortment
.of Musical In
struments, Yankee Notions and
Fancy Articles. - . -
Our Goods were all selected in the
city - f : vith great care • y. experici.teed
haUsds and bought with cash 'at a
•
very low figure with a uiew to the
wantB of this community.
We feet confident we shall be ab
t o
. offer bargains to all who will fa
or us wit their a patronage.,
and see us.
THIS LA PERSONAL TO ALL WHO
READ IT.--O.IIOSS & Co.; have just
opened a splendid New ,Book and
Music Store; in Patton's Block,
Towanda, where they are selling
everything in their line cheap for
Cash. Cal and see them and sat,
isfy yourself that such is the case
oNianda,'Jnne 27,1967
D R. R. VANREJSKIRK , r - OPERATI V E
I
1..." AND MECHANICAL DENIIST, has topene !
rooms in the Beidleman Block; ! directly op -'
site the Means House, for the practice at iv
i t
profession, and is prepared at - all times t p r•
form all operations belonging to Dentistry. T e
different kinds of Pate Work , will beireco •
mended stecor ifig to their honest merits. N t
wat Teeth tilled and restored to theft original
is
beauty, with material the best ads ad ap ted to each
individual case. The greate.sir c e and attert
tion will be given to the nOtrop on of irrega--
larities and the extractiop of- th. In this
Department of practice the Dector would say
l
he .claims an amount of si i and experience
equal to that . possessed ' any, One in this or
.any other country. Tee will-he extracted
Withotit pain, by the use of gas 'chloroform o:
ether, and in a Inannerfiery satisfactory to pa
tients, as the testimony of hundreds can be
shown. 'Please call afid examine specimens of
our work, and be asMred of the correctness of
the statements. Advice. and consultation' will
be cheerfvlly.and gratuitously giren.•
. Towanda, June 6, 1867.—Gm.
$17,131 06
FANCY GOODS & MILLI.NERY !
---- A rine selection of
FANCYGOODS,ZEPHYRS,
EMBROIDERY PATTERNS,
Stamped Goods, Infant's Waists,
BIBS, BACKS , dctl.
CORSETS, GLOVES, YANKEE NOTIONS,
Toys and Dolls °tall kinds, Also a doe lot of
• . MILLINERY GOOD,
For.sale cheap at Dr. Darter's : old stand on
Main Street. Jane 6,
CHEAP PASSAGE FROM OR ,TO
IRELAND OR i.E.NGLAND
,
OIIION:i LIKE OF yrs - insures paws( 0$ To
- stiptisstewm O' 41 itr9ol
Williams & (ikon's old " lack Star Linen of
LiverprojTackets, sailing e 'cry 'week.
.:-Swillovi-tail . LE - Mpr Park 4Cfrani or to 10. -
don, sailing twice a month'. - -
' Remittances to Englatd,,lxolatt_d_s ;land
payable on demand,,, -
-• I '
For farther particulais,
dition,.2lßroodira7i . New-
G. F. MASON
Oct, 1,184 M.
MEM
AT THE
C eapest \ to use.,
\ I
E asiest to run.
Most dwatde.
c omical to buy.
uro- to please.
Older at once !
01
CROSS if , CO
to Will,isnui :!d;
4 4 .cir... , ..,1 ,
&, cki:lainicorfii,
. Towanda,Pa,
r
I
11 . tit ' ..111A-- t
on ailmOtor ItoimAr ter Writ
•Tialni will leave „ Wa*crly. at a nt the lbw
boars,* ::.• • - .
! KN t :
/fight Express, lion&tyW'; - 6.l , Yetf:
tad, for.
_Rochester', Buffalo , Salamaneomml
Dnakirk;inakinv direct connections with traimi
.of the Atlantic and -.;rest Western, Lako,_Shnte'
and Grand Trunk Ilaillre,siroff4 points wed
Aliso at Elmira for Canandaigua. -• • .
55:42 a. m., Night. Express; .- Daily, for
Ruchenter. Buffalo, Sishintatanti Datikirltwnd the
West, connecting as above. - -
_r.8:27 a. m.-, Mail Train, Sunda 's !excepted, for
Rubio kind Dankirlf,; ' aret Elmira for
,Canandaigna. 1 •
2:57 EMlgrant Train, Dilly, for the
3:48 p. in., Elmira iceommniation, Sundays
excepted. ' '
5:46 p. DLO:Iy Express, Sunday s excepted;
for. Rochester , Bu Dunkirk and
the West. Co acts at Elmira for Canandaigua
at 13alamanca . with. the Atlantic and Great
Western Ballway, and at Basta With the Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Itsllways, for all points
West and South.
10:33 ,p. rit., Ex ream' Mall, Sundays ex
cepted, for Buffalo, ea and Drinkirk, con
fleeting, with trains for thir...West.
8 00a in. Way Freight. Saidaya excepted.
!Stop at Waverly on Mondays only.
°onto FAST. l lin
1:381a. m., Night Express, Daily, con
necting at Graycourt for Wa ck ; and at
New York: with afternoon trains and steamers
for Burton. and New England eitien. •
5:15f a . . in., Cincinnati Express. - Mondays
ex
cepted, connecting .at Owego tor 'lthaca ; at
Binghamton for Syracuse ; at - Great Bend for
Scrantoirand Philadelphia at'Lackawaxea far
Ramie( and at GraycOurt for
, Newburg and
Warw chi.
8:53 a. in., Binghamton Accommodation, Sun
days excepted. ,
124 p. in., Day Express,_ Sundays excepted,
connecting at Binghamton for Syracuse- at Gt.
Bend for Scranton; at Lackawanna for SawleYi
and 0.- Jersey City twi;h 'Midnight express
tralaW New r Jersey Railroad tor Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington., •
1:27 p. m., Accommodation train, daily.
;6:*28 p.' in., New • York and Baltimore Mail,
Sanclaye i excepted.
8:25 it. In., Lightning express. Sundays ex
cepted, cannec Liget Jersey City-with morning
expresaltrain f New Jersey Railroad for Balti
more arid Wa ington, and at New York. with
morning exp ss trains for Boston and the
East.
4.25 him. Way Freight, Sundays excepted.
• WM. 11•13Alt.R, H. RIDDLE,
Geril Pass Ak't, New-York. Gent!. Sup7t.
yIIILADELPHII. AND ERIE
RAIL ROAD.--This great line traverses
he Northern ail North'weet counties of Pennsyl
vania to the city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the Pannoyivania Rail
Real. Company, and is (*rated by them-
Time of Passenger trains at Williamsport :
LEAVZ SA.STW,ARD,
Erie Mail Train..., 10.10 P.
Erie Express Train 4.2.5 'A. ,
Elmira ail
Lock Oren Accoiumot/ation..
LEAVE W.Eti - ,TWAED.
Erie Mail T 'a .i-‘ • 4330, A. Id.
Erie &Press 47 '
ait
.8:45, P.M.
Elmira Mail T"n,. .. • ' 6.55 P. Id
Lock Rafren Ac mmodation..lo.3o A. M.
Paisengor cars • run through without charge
both ways hetWeen Ph adelphia and Erie.
. ; New- York . Connection . I
Leaie Need-York at:0: ~.A.14, • arrivt at Erie'
10:00, s.a. : Leave New.Tork 5:00,v. w.. arrive at
ELIO at at 41:08 i p. in. Leave, Erie at 5:00 p. m..
arrive at Nbei 1 ork 3:I:. p. 411. Leave Erie at
10:25 a. m., arrive at New YOtltlo4lo a. in.
No change of Cars beltocen\ Erie and New
Yol k. ' .. , •. .
~,,
Elegant Sleeping Car's on all flight Trains.
For information respecting Passenger busi
ness apply at Elyner 3014 And. Market streets,
'PldPa.i , 1
- ... .
And for Freight business of the Company's
Agen6 : S. 11, Kingston, .Jr.,.Corner• 13th and
Market strew s, Philadelphia; J. W. Reynolds,
Eric; Wm. Brown, _Agent N. C. R. R. Baltimore.
H. H. HOUSTON, Geu'l Freight Agt. Mira.
H. W. GWINNER, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
A. L. TYLER, Geul Manager, Erie. ,
lIEADLNG RAIL 'ROAD-SU M
HER AItIi.:INGEXISINT. April 8, 1887.
GRSAT.TRUNS 14:4 IUO3I THE NORTH AND
Nourn•wasrfor Philidelphia,New-York,Reading
Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon, alien
town, Easton, dm. fcc. •
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-York, as.tol
lows: At 3.00, 8./o,and 9.;15 a. m., land 2.10 and
9.00 p. in., connecting with similar Tina, on
tue Pennsylvania Rail. Road, and arriving ut
New-York at 5.00 and 10.10 a. in.,
and 4,40 and
6.20 and 10.28 p. Sleeping cars uocompa
flying the 3.00 a. in., and 9.00 p. in., Trams,
without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Minersv Hie, Ashland, Pine Grove;
Allentown, and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a. and
2,10 and 4.10 p. in.,stopping at Lebanon and
all Way Stations;; the 4.10 p, m. Train making
close connection for Philadelphia and Columbia
For , Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn,
via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Itoad,leavo.
Harrisburg at 3.10 p. in.. '
Returning : Leave New•Tork at 9.00-a. nr.,-
12 noon 5.90 V and 8,00 p. in.; :Philadelphia at
8.15 n, m. and 3.30 .p. in.: Way Passenger
Train leoves Philadelphia at 7.30 a. m., return
ing film Leading . at 6.30 .p.m„ at
all stations ; Pottsville at'B.4s i t. m. and -2.45-
p. - nt.; Ashland at 6.00 and 11.30 a.m., 1.05 p. in
'Tamaqua at .9.45 a. m., and 1.90 and 8.55 p. in.
Leave Pottsville for Rarrisburg, via Schuyl
kill, and Susquehanna Rail Road. at 7.00 a. m. • ,
illeatting accominodstion 'Train : Leavps •
lug at 7.30 returning from Philadelphia
at 5.00 p. m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train, leaves
Pottstown at 6.20 a. in., returning te.tves' P
tiil
adelphiitat 8.30 p. m.
Columbia flail Road Trains leave Reading at
7.00 a. in. and 6.15 p. m. for Ephrata, Litizi
Lancaster, Columbia, Sm. .
On Sundays : Leave New York at 8.00 p.
Philadelphia 8,00 a. in. „land 3.15 thuiB,oo
a. m., train running only to Reading. Pottsville
8.00 a. no. Harrisburg 9.35 a. no. and Reading
at 1.20 and 7.20 a. m.. for ilarrishurg, and 11.22
a. in. for New York, and 4-25 p. m., for Phila
delphia:
Oommntationi• Mileage, Season, Schhoisind
Escureion'Tickets to and from all points, at re
duced rate's.
. Baggage checked through ; 80 ponntl3 al
owe Teach Passenger G. A. NI (.ILLS,
General Superin dent.
Reading,-Pa., April 8, 1867. • • -
CLEANSE - THE BLOOD:+Wiih
corrupt, or tainted blood, you .are sick all
over.' It may burst out in Pimples, or r ores, or
in some active disease, or it may merely keep
you' listless, depresited and good for nothing.;
Bat you cannot have good health while your
blood is impure. :LYRE'S .BA.BSAPARILLA.
purges out these impArities it expels> disease
and restores health and stimulates the organs
of life iuto.vigorous action. He s nce it rapidly
carts a/variety of complaints winch are caused
by inafiarity of the blood, such, as Scrol ula • o
hi a Evil, Tudors, Ulcers Sores, Eruptions;
PI plea, Blotches, Boils; St. St. Anthony Fite,.
Rose or Erysipelas, Totter or Salt Rheum ;Scald
Head; Bing Worm, Cancer or (lancet - ohs Tam.
ors:Sore Eyes, Female DiseaSes, such as Re
tension,: Irregularity, .Supprassion, Whites Liver ility, also Syphilis or Venereal Diseases, Liver
qmplaints and Heart Diseases. Try AYER'S
SIIRSAPARILLA; and see for yourself the,
surprising activity with. which it cleanses the
blood and'cureetßese disorders: ' • 1.
During late years.the public have . been Tills
led by large bottlesepretending to give a quart
of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most
of these have been frauds open the Sick, for ,
they not only 'contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla
but often no curative ingredient whatever
Hence, bitter diaappointment has loll Owed the
use of the various extracts of Sarsaparilla
which flood the market, until the Eine-itself
has become synonymous with Imposition and
Amt.: Still we call this tompoubd, 1" Sarsa
parilla," and intend to supply such a- remedy as
shall rescue the name from the load 44 obloquy
which rbsta upon It: We - -think we have , ground
fur believing it has virtna3 which are rre anti
.ble fly the class - of . diseases it is intended to
.cure. We can rpture. the sick, that we offer
them the •best alterative Ire .know how to pro-.
duce, and we have reason tolielleve, it is by fai
the moitAfTectual.purifier of. the blood yet dis
covered. , • •
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL is sol F uni-
--ned
venally, known to surpass every . other Medicine
for the cure of - Coughs,Colds,bilinenza. Hoarse . -
nees,.Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Cousinn ptiou
and for the relief of Consumptive Patie hts' in
advanced stages of too ;
. dLsease, that .it is use . 7,
less here to recount the evidence of itOrlrtas.'
The world knows them.
Prepared by Di a. C. AYER & 00.4 L owell
'Mass:, and sold by all Druggists and d lers in
medicine everywhere , .
Jutte - 60867. • ' • I -Y2riv.
B u Y-.T kWE S T
THE tVILSb
WLN • MAIIII
Has been gotta. to blithe_ best for..
leg reasons : ,Ist. 'lt makes the Lot
alikia.on. , both sides, which will -sal
enough in a lifetime to pay for itsel
makes the •LOck Stitch wit out. a- s
patent by Mr. Wilson,] dispeosipg w i t wearing point , ,, 3d. It : has a. txis.
Preaser ? Braider Mid . Corder ; whihtf
machine has. Example . 411 the differen
EthlY All elalla c2 , 1 9 he,.. the : beat] kefeFe
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° Brownell,
Wird,lfrs John Ward. Mrs II S Russ
W Emofy, Mrs 'J 0 Pierce, Mrs H P Br
HenHie:rani, C' , ll*,Plitch'Her Dar
.tetra A Fri k, Mies Lizzie Cooper, or
son IMltsweesed 4644,:ah<aihine
`pie o wdrk may be seen by -callipg - tt
HA, iwatatitz Crockery Store, of
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head Indere of . the .81nnamahoning. Potter co.;
A Valuabli . Anthraclle Coal Proporty, zielr
13(muatoo,.Pa. , - •
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7,ooo'Aerei of Wild', Laid ,sin Steivaii`Mon
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township Potter county , Pa., heavily timbered:
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" 782 Acres .01 ihinpved and timbered' land,
••• • as the Peltier and. Pratt farms, in Hub
and Union townships, Tioga and Lytomlng
counties, Pa. To be arid la lota..
CO
49 Town... Lots tti New Milford,. Sosqpetanna
co.. Immediately
. adjolaing the Railway -De-
• One third el 1 Jeres . oliwild timbered
land, Mont omen' Georgia« . •
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3,000 Ayres ." Syillyfta cquity,Ta.
A rialnhble"Coat property near , Wilhekaane.
Pa., hating _thereon all the eoaforeina of the
WyotninValley.i
122 Acres good Parrriug Brant=
ipwaship, , ,Bmdford couctr . • . . •
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2,000 Acres; more or. 1e34, itild,sand, heavily
timbered, Mclntyre township,. Lycominr conk
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60 Town' Ldts, situate on Main. Baitroal and
Centrestreets,•Towanda.
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cultivated, Wysl
11 Acrps big
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walk from ToW
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county, New J
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to capitalists -
upon bond an
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Those who
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All who e•
thtura bene
first,-class Lit;
Capitalists. desiring .toy brut • or sell valosblre
speculative properties ; -
• . _
All wishing surveys and extuninaticrui ;
All wishing / advances, upon valuable .real
• ProPerty _
All w llo . ;WIelk to -obtain ;lease ;or - rentiY.of
Farms or Tenements, • ' • -- •
Are respectfully solicited to ' entrist such bud
newt° our Agency.
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Office, 17
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11.0Ditr:Merder: ea;
Hon. 'MIA= Bloomabom, pa..
1%. Wird. F.sk, ToWanda,
o.llerour," :
maion CQ.; ‘, B abers, Towanda.
J. :1): 'ldontanyo, Tovioa4a, . •
Ladirop, LOatustat Ars:4k *:
• 'Ditkson,Protbdtir, Philadelphia. . •
:4: Hob t ..loha l g.:Conyugham, Wilkes-Barri.
Males Wilka-Barro.
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Toiranda, April 1867.
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farm, or residence—Wysox.
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lead, Wyee's, ten minutes
ride` Borough.
INE RESIDENCE,
lern inkpro - veihent. and conceal
early flew. ' '
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fland, oak, 'pine,
Vwso , 4 -- • within. bait mile of
a 41 ;• - •
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luable .farming ' land. Atlantic
piey.
XIX
improved *Real Mate,
, and of her properties. /-
ANYE '. WARD,
( yences; tninish Briefs of Title,
feat 'Estate, collect rentals and .
d examine all kinds of property.
pared to negotiate sales of farms,
d prOpertbv especially desirable
to procure advances' of money
mortgage, and to prosecute lit
e desiring to make. Weida
..0 The. will effect
SITEANCE
wn, camp 1a,•.4 LIFE; *
a. i N!..8 Ai RINE; They
A :0•14.r. 0 . .400 , •rd and neigh
ompanlos in these
`nu::, - •.kasurcenee, I • .
El
'desire to:buyi t orliell firms ;
to edict Insoiaztoo against Fire;
k permanent -investMents for the
of their families, in secure and
1= Companies ;
on Block, Towanda.' (To be re-
at, to corner Jit hiakCiliad• Pine
MONTANYN,
HENRY WARD.
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?ERTIES ADVERTISED
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141.3ECUTORIOIOTtOgNatice is
herebi Oren that.all - Persona Indebted to .
be ' estate.' of JANES" ••POIDIAN,* late of •
Aram" 4, 19. r fice id.: aro et:guested LO inske, Im• •
Meg*. payment, and. those ha - ..ing eLtious
=laid estate Must-present thew 4!lnly au- -
toted for! eeTtlewent. • -
- tiItARLE3 UGANDALL,
ANGELINE FGUNAN,
' • Executors. -
JuzieZ,lB67-...1
A DKINIBTRA 018 ,
Notice Is hereby given, that all I persou,s
indebted to • the estate of Bush B.lbtevens,
deo'd, late, of .Connecticut, are requested to
make immediate payment, and those'having
debands against said estate will presesicthem
duly antiumticaLedlor settlement. , '
• . • AMOS C. STEVENS,
June 27, T 867.--• Administrator.
A DMINISIVS NOTICE.--.Notice
J.& Ls. hereby given, that all persons totiebtra
ed to • the estop of
AN c. IitITY„ late of
Wilmot decease:l,a* requested to make linmedf--
ate payment, 'sad those having clalituragaLust
said estate will present them duly inthentpat
adios setilenamt. I .
,JAMES DOTI', •
' JOHN L., DOTY, '-
28,
1867'. , • Administratori.
P.XEGUTOR'S NOTlOL—notice is
AV lambi ghee Chat all persons Indebted to
the estate of Sophia C. Fairchild, dee'd .; late
of Windham; are requested to make Ma edl
ate payment, without delay, and those ha
dabs against said estate must present them
duly authesticated for settlemest. • •
prJLLFOiII:Er
_
late a Wyalnning twp., deed.rare requeatt Tto
make t Immediate payment, and twat) '
elalmiagainat said estate will present their.
authetticatet for settlement. ..-;. • •
JOHN, CIiAMBERLIti.
blay 28 ;1867.• Ailnulditraws
- -
. .
A D .14.1g1WRIS NOTlCK—Notice
4 7 x , la hereby givin that all persons indebted '
h it.
tt.. 111 ,- eatate or GEO. E. 111,itt6 • I.L
1. lat 4 of .
I.t
ice . cleordi are requested mako . ha- -
meduito payment, and ali ho.v claims upon
. 4dil estate will p t them duly \ an - .4:ath:sted .
orsettlement. ,
ROBERT BIOHARD3,
• May 28, 1867.* . \ Executor • ,
A DMINISTRATOR' S NOTIOE:
.4%. Notice is hereby Oren, that all . :.ersoiti
indebted to the estate. I'AL.L2J.)Y.•
late of Monroe twp.,.. dec'd., are- requested
to make : immediate payment and those hav
ing demands against said estate will present
them daly.anthenticated for settlernstit.
J. IL LETirLS,
Adialnistrator: •
May 23, 1887.*
'GuARPIAN. COAMITTEF,
BALE.—By virtue of orders issued out of
the Court of Common Pleat and Orphan's
Court of Bradford County, -Samuel Howard,
Committee of Allen D. Brown, a lunatic,. and
Fanny Brook i i, Guardian of Mary R. Brown,
Lorene C. Brown,. Adeline Brown 'and Rirauf
gfroww, minor children of Hiram Brown, Late'
Wyalusing, gec'd., will sell on the premises•
at public sale Ori SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th,
1667, at 1 o'clock, p. in.; all `that certain lot,
p i ece or parcel of land eituato in;the township
of Wyaltudng, -known as the Hit= Brown
Farm, arid bounded and described follows to ,
wit : lOn the north by land of John Hollers•
bacii;on.tUe east by lands of Iri Brown, on the
sout h by the Susquehanna River, and on the
west by lands of D. K. Brown and 14.1 Brown'.
1 1 Containing about seventycreo at 14nd.
I • The widow of the', raid Br4Wn, dee'd ,
will join In the deed , so as convey her inter
est in the land to the' person'woo ma: par
chase the same. -
TERMS—SIOO to be paid .when the property
'alit:tick down, 8650 .at the sonatina tiod pl the
sale and the balance in litree.equal annual pay
ments with interest from the contlrm tic% of
sate.: • SAMUEL
• CoLmittee-
FANN Y
linardialk
July Gi 1867,
Real
VALUABLE FARM FO I R SALE.
The Subscriber offers tor 8.11.! h tari:c in
Wysox, nearly opposite Towan• a. .71113 farm
Codtains 420 acres of land in a high st,te of Lll-
provement, with• a splendid dsrelliz4
barns and Outbuildings. It ..has large never
tailing orchard stocked with good fruit Ol ev
ery description. It is in a good neighttor:•ood
within easy reach of the church and Jch , ffol
privileges of Towanda borough. Eorteru.', of •
sale, 4.c., enquire of the snbscriber on WC p-t.m
-ises. AIORGOI D. STRICKLANIN
Wysox, April 8, 1867.—ti*
VALUABLE FARM FOR S 2, T4E:
The subseriberoffers for sale his tarp_ iff. 4 '
sate in North , : ~ w anda, about one mile rI4II '
Towanda Borough, on the rciadleading.' :ruin
Towanda to 'Waverly. Said farm consists 42
acres on the' east -and about 41 acres the
west aldiof the ;odd. Las et new lramed_kt .Y.
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framed dwelling house, and good fruit the.
and is - well watered. Terms made easy. For
further particulars enquire on the premise, 07.
WM. M.
March 14, 1867
TAVERN PROPERTY FOR SA,E -
The subscriber offers for sale his Tavern.'
Property, situated in. Wysoz township, opp site
the borough of Towanda, t withla a few rod, of
the bridge. - The bulldings„are comtVoilious,
and well arranged - and the location an exc :lent
one: 'Possession will be given immediat y.
For terms apply-Ili G. D. llontanye, To, 'da,
or to the subscriber at Myersbni-g.
whi.i VAN BRUN T.
April 3,1867.-3 m
FOR SALE.—A level upland Faith
containing 125 acres,6o cleared and'st,t•ups
ovt • in the grazing county of Tiogit, Dc inns.
Township, 3
,mileo soath of WOW,. re', near
cheesa factory , school house, and on the dirt:ct
road to Jersey Shore. Wood land hemiocid,-
beech and maple. iGood•springo of water and
orchard of - 10 U gr‘fted fruit trees, frame
and barn, somewhat lent of repair Price $23,
per acre, a liberal deduction tor cash. •
For particulars apnly tp ° •
' • .; .ABRA3I. 811UAJIT,
hfanvfield, Tioia county, Pa.
May 23,1807.—5 t.
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TOBACCO dr— 01-GA-R
Wholesale and R 43. 1 -1 at,
RANDALL.: & COILIPTON'S
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First
.door nth of tho . First National Bang,
_ MAIN . TitEPT, I:OWL:6A, Pi.
RELA:ND§ OF -TOBAOOO-TOHEN.VING,.
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Gold Leaf , Sunny Side, Pine Apple,' Michigan
Pig, Rose Lent: and Star, whielk. we oiler foi sale
in quantities' to suit oustoniers. Package's in
Barrels, halfs and quarters. , -
BRANDS OF OIG ARS.
American Eakle.- Gen. Grant, Leboquet ,
pert°, Tycoon and , the very choicest brands ot
Yam& . _
FANCY _ ,S3IOKING;
The celebrated Lone Jack, : Pride at the Gel
ted States, Virginistie,Goid ; Navy and all
kinds of Killicknick. .
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Lomdlordairapplled with Li aa,l Foil - To -
tiabea on liberal terms.
All orders promptly dike 11. aotice.
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W. H. ItitiDALL.
March 7, 1867
OA§HI'AID - FOll
.DEACON AND.VEAL SKIN ~
Also, H H.
HOMEMADE CLOTH
EXCIIANGED F 0404, AT
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"Towanda, April 8,186,'
••VrAtIIABLE - FARM.. FOR:'S
V About four miles from Towanda, n the
Eastern bank of the Susquehanna 113vcr Con.-
taining about 100. sores. Framed haus.' ...frit]
baria,la horso barn, corn house and - good *pie'
orchard thereon. For terms andparticolsrs
inquir+Sof WM..t.DELPEUCII. of Shesh(quin,,
or JAMES WOOD, at Totranda. ' ,
Jnne43:1867. • • ' •
PAIITION.- I •Vhdreas, my wii'
VV ry C. has left my led and • boar)
.Kith-
Mit just muse, provocation ,; all •
pets • are
hereby forbid harboring or trusting ..her :uu my
account:As I swill pay : ,no debts of be: con
tracting after this catch
CHARLES BALDWIN • ,
Juno 6, 1867.-3 t•
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