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PEE
LOCAL AND GEN.Eh'AL.
-- • .
per- Tue members of the Unita) }roe
publican' Standing 'Committer) of Hradford
county are requested•to meet at the Court
House, in Towanda, on Monday the sth day
of August, qt S. o'clock, l',
G. D. Mowftrati, Ohainnap.
The folloWingmamed gehtlemen• compose
the Committee, ) „
Moos LoNo; P. Ti
C. E..Gumarict, Gs). -ACSOIED, -
A. C. Boca, Cam. Houma).- .
J. F. Ovs.usatax, A. G. Mtrumws,
G. D. Mormons. •
ter Miss EMILY FarrcnEE, formerly
a teacher in the Institute at this place,' is
now laboring as a Missionary in Trirkey. ,
mg— There is a larger , nomber
_of
strangers sojourning in this .place at pres-'
ent, than we remember ever to have semi
before.
Messrs. VEO. K. Noon, and J.
S. Amax, have paratuned the Towlinde
Bakery; and will hereafter cop:blot the bred
. •
ness.
mi.. The Farewell Address to the
Troy Dist." will be deliiitereii this (Wednes
day) evening, in the M. -E. Chinch. by the
Presiding Elder, Bev. T. B: Hodson.
.ser- Ilev. V. Bitov l ixm, of Farm-
Ixgton, Pa., (father of irov. J. T. Bacalneta.,
of this place,) oconpla We pulpit of the
11.. E. Church, on Snn4y-hat.
W. A. Croaissans is agent for the
sale of Howe's celebrated Sewing Machines,
and will furnish them at the lowest prices.
They may be examined at his store.
ser Col. L. 'B. PIERCE, - formerly of
Leltaysvillei- this County, was in town last
week. Tlie Colonel now resides in the city
,f BaltiMore, and is one of the Gin'eral
Agents Of the Iliettix Life Insurance Co.
stir Rev. B. J. DOUGLASS has ar
'rived in this country,_ and taken charge of a
large church in Philadelphia, during the
slimmer vacation of the regular Pastor.—
will visit his friends in this place early
in the Autumn.
sidr-'The Steam Saw Mil owned by
'the Barblay Coal Co., situated on their
!awls iu Franklin township, was destroyed
by tire on Saturday night last.. Origion of
the tire unknown. Loss about $6,000, In
survd for $2,000. . •
ra.. A large Sunday School meet
ing was held atiP•Spring Lake" (Pool Town)
on Sunday Morninglast. Nearly five hun
dred People, yotmq and old, were in atten
,unee. Thq Meeting was - addressed by
p, t .c., R. CRITTENDEN and Rev. Wit, S. STEEN.
J'he g reatest interest was manifested
thioagkovt the entire sermon, by all pres
!nt.
"I Am Poaa."—So aid a girl, day
~c,fore yesterday, ,I;.„.a f- -:` applying to Dr. Up
pc , (miff for an operation upon a cross Eye.
The .I.)octor, as isltis custom in such cases,
gratuitously removed the squint in a twink
ling, and rdth 4:mny tl ranks, she , left the
Institute with a pair of Eyes as straight as
anybody's.—Ellie fra Daily Advertiser.
GODKY'S LADY BOOK ,FOR Auoug.
is number of the Lady's Book is a ,very
beautiful one. The steel engraving, "The
First Break in the Family," - canndt be ex
celled, while the fashion plate for Angina
for variety - of forms, and beauty, of tints,
and - colors cannot be surpassed. The lady
that can't manage to get along without a
sight of Godey's Lady Book, mtuiltito
diff
erent from anything we have aeon. -
I„NSTANTIX KlLLED.—Reuben
Wil
_iamE. a farmer, living near Gibsores Cor
ners, La this town, was., drawing, hay on
Friday irat, the 19th inst.; and the- team
t a king , firiellt, started suddenly, - thtowing
him off between the hOrsesan 4 .wagon, the
latter running .over hie. nook, 'lkWing him
instantly. The tisoessed leaves xwife'luld
daughter, •Mrs. Judson A. • Ggodrich, to
mourn his sudden .death. He *ash mem
ber of Westbrook Lodge; F. AA.
Oiceqo Times. -
26,- Agents wanted in every town
ship Bradford county, to sell Gen. G. C.
Baker's History of the Secret .Service. - Ap
ply to C. F. Cross & Co., who are the sole
agents for the county. 'Those desiring an.
agency for this, highly intereatie / ig Bork, we
wa s ild advise to apply immediately, ss the
'territory is being rapidly taken tip. We al
low agents a liberal couimissioni They can
make on an average from ten to twenty dol
lars per day.
Ous YOUNG FOLIES.—The( contents
for August are: "Cast Away in the Cold;
Bi r l_o4le.laing ; About me ; Thal Little Maid
il..lehy); 2#l2§4'y and Emily at sixteen ; Good
i Old Times ; 4.117, ; A Mid-sumier Night
tp , etry); Round-L l / 4 e,W,irld Joe VI. ; The
r .• IV)sh (poetry); Birdie's Garnog i The Sport
- ~ f Archery ; Summer hle.razit ; (Words,
set to Music), and the e v e utertaining
-Round the Evening Lamp.' l
- Boston t
Published by Ticknor & Fields.; .
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.-- 7 The Aug
ust number of The Atlantic contains a 'con
tinuation .of the " Guardian Ariger and
-Poor Richard ;" the comminoement ci'f a
new series of " Hospital 3lemcarse',Dirge
for a Sailor (poetry); Up the Rdisto ; The
Growth, Limitations and Telera, on of
Shakespeare's Genius ; Longfellow's • ans
laticm of Dante , s Diving Comme ' ' ; - The
T
Old Story (poetry); A . Week's: lp riding ; The
Little' and of Appenzell ; The Los, Gen
ius (poetry); Cincinnati ; S. • Pro
vince ; followed by Reviews and Literary
.Noticee. .
B u. RuLoy.—On Saturday . ig ~ t last,
. • th e 20th . . there was quite a • •, ! act of
L nxi . g u ry, or rather two sets of bitrglary
~;m mi t tei ,'n this village. T lh e residence
i Thomas L. . . Case, liquor dealer, 'of this
-.11.. , g „., - vms eh tered by a ba'xit • ilow,
e
from a wothi she seve ral allean d4ors p tted,
• till entrance was ed, into Mi. Case's 1 •
.A
Led-chamber. His ~ 7t4'4 his Pc'ekl"°°lq
containing about tat 4l
. „, the keys of hi e
store, the keys of his laf°' din n - word;
everything but an o ld Im , le - en Itiay.—
. On the same night and done 141 s b " n 2 a" ,_
of the keys thus taken, kis s tore' °III t he
south side of Fro" nt, above the hd 4g e 'l"
en\ • ,
_,. .. ' he money ,
tered,. the sato opened ano - ari /.. ,
it t contained taken. Mr. Cates' 'L c ' w4 "
letitn, amounts to " some $ 4 1 )(1 8 ' le the
,--
• watch, a good American wstch;• Iry
ab3ut $3O. The storelkas 8 ails e " .
fully closed, and there i were no Indications,
trout the house that it had.been Mit(iresi
e.xcept, that Mr. Case's pants were 4:arried
- out - to another room and quite e,,iiiimbeir of
matches half inirne4, scattered roundlhe
door._ These, matches. they hail-evidently
_ -lighted to get a glimpse of theiptemiseilL=4...
Owego Tinies. _ .
SERIOUS
,JAki;flplcin 'MA* *piott OP
TLICIL—WI lON= .inksisiora:regret
of I minty aerions.fkidw to , 111Vgs4_
Syctni,.Esq, • Editor otthe-Owitio
On
-
On Tuesday evening bit Le yag &Maga.
Emmert* 'lracittowi lien% *deli .leteal* -
ftightezied szeiraikthrcnringhlin Out apitutt
a shade trei, on John Stria,' iiiiihreagng
Ibis .s ;Etta, tedosiVia ruiddle,;
-was-carried holes on slitter. where. being
transfened,to one . of Dr. Daniers fracture
beds, the .broken bone via . set by Da
Daniels add ,after which he rested
comfortably ' doing the night; and is * shil
feeling aad ; doing ai :Well as'cOuld bee*-.•
pected under the cimemstances. - That he .
may speedily land folly recover ib the earn
est wish of I& neighbors amOng whom a,
sentiment' of. deep regret universally felt
for his misfortnike.---Dmayi Garet&
.106 Our= Orno's
- -AGMS; "Our
:goys and Girlit'," for duly., 6th, which is the
first number of the new volume. appears
enlarged and improved. , It contains a beau
tiful portrait of Oliver Optic, and the first
two chapters of a net; story bihim-43nti
iled “Brealthtg itivay, or the Fortunes of a
Student;" a story, by Olive Logan ; ."Life
in huliti," by a lady who was born and re
sided many years there; " Sea Things, i ' by
George S. Burleigh, the poet ; “The My"-
terious House a marked Deapunation,
and the usual variety of liebusses, Enig
mas, Charades, &o. This number comes
with a beautiful cover, printed in color,and
is elegantly illustrated. Published by Lee
& Shepard, Boston, $2.50 a year, $1.25 for
six months, single copies $ • cents. .The
publishers offer to send a copy free to any
boy or girl who will write to them for
DEMORESTTEI Id‘THL Y.—so other
fashion and literary magazine in existence
has made such rapid strides in popular fa--
vor-as this. The current number now be
fiire us speaks for. itself, as to the causes
which have brought about such flattering
results. It is full of fresh, attractive and
useful matter, specially interesting to ladies
and households. The fashion department
is complete—three times as fuji ,as any
other magazine—and contains ahmulanes
of sensible ? prattles' inforMation, invalua
ble to those living 'at a distance from the
Metr?polis. The illustrations are beautiful
and numerous—the tone .of the literary
articles highand, in fact, the entire con
tents bre greatly above the average, from
first tolast. We do not wonder that ladies,
generally, declare they "could not do with-
out it." Three dollars per annum, with a
premium. Address W. Denning Demorest,
473 Broadway, New York.. •
Ti;pc4 Covnrz.--A boy in the em
plornf Mr. John Sykes, of Clymer town
ship,.died very suddenly • last Wednesday
evening: In company with a companion
r d
he was walking'on the road 'a t fifty rods
from his employees house, when he sat
down, complaining of fee •bi very sick.—
His companion ran back and told Mr.
Sykes, who went to the lad and carried him
to the house in a dying conditim He sur
vived but a few minutes. Probably heart
disease.
FATAL CASTILLIT.—We regret to learn that
Mr. Chauncey -Dimmick, of Clymer town
ship, met his death in a very sudden and
unexpected manner last Weditesday after
noon. He had 05nr out into the fields to
gather some sum&er wood, and not return
ing when expecte I, search was 'made, rind
the lifeless bOdy found at the foot of a tree,
which lie had begun to fell. From appear
• , it. seemed that his attention must
have been drawn to the noise made by a
heavy piece lof bark detaching itself from
the tree some forty feet from the ground,
and looking lapward was struck in the fore
head'by the falling bark and instantly kill
ed. Mr. •Dick was but lately married,
was a valuable citizen, and will be very
generally mourned. He was'about 23 yeard
of age.—Agitator:
. ,
, NB. The subject of Life ,Insurance
is now attracting a great ' deal • of attention
among parties who are about making Ode
investments, for the benefit of themselves
and families. Among the many Life Inani
ranee Companies' doing business here the
Connecticut' Mutual Life Insurance 'Compa
ny, at Hartford Connecticut, stands at the
head:- It blithe oldest, largest, cheapest,
and best and - should be preferred, because
it has the largest amount of. assets, being .
over ' thirteen million of dollars. Every
dollar of its immense capital belong -to its
policy holders. It pays the largest amount
of dividends, (sixty • per cent) All of its
policies are, non-forfeitable. A largenuM
ber of our best business. nien have taken
policies in I-the Connecticut Mutual Life.
.We would advise all those who are about
taking Life Insurance Policies to call on XL
B. McKnei, Agent, Towanda,. who will'
give them all the information in regal's:l4o'
the ConneCticut Mutual Life. It bling
strictly mutual—no stock. It costs. leas to
the insured'. than all caslOcompanies( k;
Below are g - few of the' mangy extracts .
from the leading journals as to the sten -
of the Connecticut *Anal Wit -
iyai ig
CoNmoncurr . Mttruer, lain as
CompaNr.--:This Company was organized in
1846 on thei mutual system, with the w 11-
IttiOwn advantage _ of ftnishii* into; ce
at its actual cost. .- lii ' thtramolsit - of is
business, it is tho i largeet life ce
company in the country, and, with the x
, ception of one German company, the -
est in the .world. P-• 1 The duty of • -
ance being
,idmitted, the ne*t thing is to
find a safe/ and cheap company ; and e
Cozmectisiut Mutual is both.—New Y k
Zikine. • -
The Connecticut Mutual Life Ins
Couipany especially has been eminen ly
sieceSefol in its business, and is esta • ~
- ed and admittedea the great and 1
life insurance company of the country. t
he,auring the past Teel' Ow! the I t
1 1 :
bainess of_ any life insurance company in
this country and probablyin the world.' ta.
receipts- have been over ftooo,ooo. Its
sets are now over $10,000,000, , and it e•
dimes to its policy holders this year adi -
dend of 60 per . cent. It Will have inn .
during this decal year ending January3l,
1866, over nine thousand politiiesr , a result
never before attained by any life insurance
couirs in the world. This company does
busi 4 en4ely upon the mutual system,
and every 'dollar Of its .immense 'Undo be
longs to tbo policy holibus.-4Lietford Daily
Courant,
Tim Coninsizminr ilf.nrriat.Lan lionnuiton
Coscrairr.:—Thia is one Of those wthlatinb
lished anft . pilidently managed - Life Imam
=co Companies which distinguish this na
tion for enlightened benevolence, - practical
whidonr, and disinterested phihinthropy. It
offers su;rior advantages -to the life enr
leg rib . It is based upon
,ilindaminital,
principles of soundness, and - gives • ... . . -
alit security in large win's:it:dad , i. .. de
rived from premiums entonoting to n'.. .
Ten brilliOn dollars. ,_- , r • .
The onergy,prudencer and ab il ity . the
gentlemen*. the head of its affairs, natl..
- flea us - in representing it to be cue ~ the
*Olt, cheapest and best Life Insurance 'i .m-
Pames in . this:coturtry.—Xesi, Rik r , -
Tsz ,Ceirszarictrr livrots - Liss . , , , • 1
arcs, Co., .or Hawrronh.—The.nzst iv: ten
(diked, when one is about 'to'insure his life:,
- Is the - Company . safe? Security, ' ,-- is
the et iilealind most important po ~ in
life'nsurance. - Next to security ungi -, the ;
question oteeonomyin ita , ,menagem. 41,, , ,-:
This . t wo -- questions being - .settled, it is
easy to decide what comparlybe • . ' . -in.' .
That the Connecticut Mutual, wi . its,:
4 . cumulateirfund amounting to . ~, • zst
ims ,-.4orre;' has abinulant seowity„is lb. and
0, , „ c ,wil.ilof man:- That itaLtnisbress has
. Waii e fionomioally managed, - has hem .- i -
y
!*.alk4diled,
_by its lisp diidendato •
off -holders , midi& L ys, averaged:
_, per
cent. per iim.muil,„ Y.
,*riskV7PATfiff. -
art
e onitor, ... 1 . 4 . .
-•
- .
)' tiptdat - • '
t: 4
ss. kayson,Dulitoh
Nejr System of Penmanship, st"Wor. tO
others;st Cloost
I :To Theilli - 11 : 1111
/** ll o§ of Teaching• Wickendlol4l4ool
eeircon=zethod of
_udrotttigo
WANTIOX••••A Vtairottimit
Buicumi t h. Boa, fOrtber partioalais ad
drop J. P. Lima, Booth Bradford
001;1113% Pfh: - ittbr as, 1867.-pe.
cooly; and
agiood hostler can and steady em_ployment
at the American Hotel, • Athens, Pa., .
Oita Bennett & Smith, corner Div,ision
4,si . St. Tcwanda. , •
0. Z.'• - Stielizi . ,. is ' the ' Authorize 4
tsling Attentiottifeandliraltunitance
and /teal Estatnibusinew at this
• ~ liarzurts a Wasp.
! 0) 4 .It 4 25, 1867. - .
Ts
Firrrvit.—There will. be alif. Ice
~featival in the ,basentent of the N. B.
- aura in WYBox, on Tniziday
,evening, Angnatl, for the beatellt Ot: laid
,ohnrch. _ All are are cordially invited to.attend.
- 1.
. .
a-lee. Theory and Practice of Teach-.
! or the mei? Tea and method); 'of Good
mg, by David 'P. Page, A.
a Teaoheray at, Came da Co.'s
No
E steke.
tr
. .
jar 0.. F. Cross la MN! are now
2ara to reoeive Subscriptions to all•the
re
_z Dairy, aid Weekly Papers, Pamphlet's,
ittstputnee &o. They design to keep a ret
PkNews Room in connection with their
Store.
COAL Lerma CazAr.—For sale, one
*mond stereo of Coal . Lands, in Tioga
connty, Pa. Title undisputable. For
par i tionlars enquire of
H.
B.
me
'owanda, Atli 11, 1867.-3 w.
scsrvsa•of IL B. MCKEAN, Gener
al Agmt for the Hartford Live Stock Ingo'sena Company, one hundred and thirty
four dollars, amount of insurance for the
1054.0 f roan mare 'Fannie, insuied in the
Hartford Live Stock Company.
y 30, 1887. I. E. SOLOMON.
STAGE von WAVE LY E connecting,
wi.th trains East and West, leaves Towanda
eveo morning at 7Vclook, and will call at
dwtillinga for, passengers if names and ad
dress is left at the Post Office with Messrs.
Alvord & Barbe..
tage returning, leaves Waverly on arri
vallof evening trains . from East and West.
Aug. 1, 1867.
At a,meetiog of the Committee
appointed to examine and recommend
Books for use in the ,Schools. of Bradford
Co, the following resolution was passed.
Besdval, that we recommend PaysoN,
Dtrirrou doSumnsica's system of reinnan
ship. , J. D. Bzwrrr Bee.
The above ' Penmanship is published by
Lower, Barnes and Potts Philadelphia, and
can be obtained of Alvord and Barberßook-
Galen, Towanda, Pa. May 23. 3m
-BO TREASURY NOTES—The Govern
ment is now 'converting the first series of
7-30 Treasury notes into the 5-20 Gold Beat
ing Bonds, the undersigned have arrange
meints and facilities for procuring their con
version on the Most favorable terms, holders
who - desire to have them converted are re
quested to . call upon ' us . The new 5 1 -20
Bohds oe hand for sale, we also purchase
allidescriptions of Government Securities
and pay the highest market price.
prd 4, 67.' B. 8. Russell It - 00. •
Blitss.—Now ready far sale,dontile
an'a single Ttilipe, Hya cin ths, beautifulvesi
ety, Crocus and a few thouiand celery plants
for sale, all been raised in.fine-condition, is
one of the best vegetables, a little industry
to clean up the ground where th a early Peas
and Potatoes have been raised, prepare the
lawn with pompost an on can suocessfully
Ilse a crop of celery if set by the 20th-of
A gust. Determination, iudnstry, work,
a ication, with good judgment and econo
my with the blessing of God, work wonder.
cian educate any man in two niinutemhaw
to sise e , celery. HAIM •
Aug. .1. —lw
:PowUu. At Co.—Would 'revue
announce that they have connected
their business a Millinery department
intend at all times to , keep a fall it coin
assortment of goods in, that.lble. .
Thu department is under the auperbi
tendency of Ladies thoroughly accomplish
ed in their profession, whose Ling experi
ence is a. certain sgaarantee that all goods
mrlPreetnred by them will be of the Most
fashionable sty/es on best workmanship.
The stock entirely new has been selected
Withgreat care, and is now offered Whole.
sale Wail at Low Prices.
ifits: AGuerA BLoomr., being Asked
by Mrs. Jones " why her Piano Stahl in
tune so much tonger than any other." rails.;
ed the cover and replied Gaut :--;• "1.: Here,
'you see by the- use of the Patent Linear
Bridge 50 tons tension of strings is distri
buted equally to all e ider of the iron frame.
r" Here are cross bars that prevent the
plate from tipping. 3.. the Wrung pins are
set firm in solid wood. .4. is finished
throughout, with an. improved ;Patent Ag
'raffe.". " Justeo," laid Mrs. Jones. "Well
my husband always said there
.is a reason
for ever'? thing." This Piano was a Ma
' thnshek, and the best judges saythat in
stead of being old at 8 years these . Pianos
wjU last life-time, and trial • proves that
they can be kept in tune pt less' than one
half the come of any other Pituut.novi in
use. ,DeWitt Dittrich, General Agents.
!Towanda,' Aug. 1, 1867.--).w.
,I-80 TREASURY Naraa r —lmroittaarr
cum—Holders of the August issue of Sev
en-Thirties 'wishing to - convert them into
Five -Twenty Bonds bearing.stx per cent. in
tetegt in goid, can now do, so at the First
Nation/OW*Towanda
This is prql*bly the most latrii - Table
Ito make tha aoUrersioP. cleleYed
gturiv of the notes, the rush ! will be so
at that the"Treaeury Department will be
unable to suppTy the Bon& promptly.
Compound Isiterest Notes=-Jane and Ju
ly Seven-Thirties, also sootived in exchange
for the new 5-20 Bonds.
Any further information desired in regard
to the above, will be cheerfully given by
calling st tliD bg
N. ÜBT'TA Jr., (*bier.
Towanda, Mato 11,
. . "
G. F. USBOS & Paintsso.—ln
vita acconnta , discomit paper, and Make
oolleetions, throngtuiut the Znited States.
st lowest rates. - • . ,
State Bank notes received at liefir Yu*
quotations: —
1 Gold and'illver bought and sold. _
Government Securities Vaught at highest
rate*.
Orders for the purchase or sale of the
,Nc.
rions know of Eloveromeit Bonds, 1 41 F.°1 4 "
ly executed.
Oottponli of ten forties, Ore &Imam, and
ter aerest thirtl a r t; cited or2osZa ct : ii tur.
Foreign Dra s fla t i :d g ruiZge Oertilioates
f 3rl rousuali, Ho* 11,1667.
F nor , : NATiON47. 0, LIR4
•114 7 OVO
Primus , Assn or ias Um= Bursa,
pa'lnd $125,006
1 . •
.m hrodis received paynbii on dennind*
f Tender Notes. 1 : •
&tar* allowed on time d epos its sectmd
rirtntiQutk
itoni fa"
joto t received on &Tait
it or for Legid` Tender.
' IL Il• and 149 IfFolnay . ' WOUla
id sold.=ppaia
for
componoiluterisi
1 Dream papitila in any part of the Ilniktil
States at par for saa.
Drop eyalge in Enema, iiaothind,lrco
lend Or Nide% In any amount:oE:
pound sterling, furnished at lowest Me „
*tit
Itlveioo
Passage tickets from . lor
;town to Now York, by the Inman
Vl2O, on and for sale. -,
~ _ , , • s, !
, & g._ Siorm, Pia. '••••. 4 - , ~
Muth 10, 1 67'. N. N. .3: Gash. -
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ASlMLE 7 ,:riMtaz f . Attiel'arsonace,
•i! - 011111thatth eigitiOCENa
HLuosira=stous.--ralwin 13.; Wilcoxof Albanytolestoo/11414310111,1101
ildooroo. ," • 1 : - '
WALiam3D(I•E,- . Msalranoz4;:askuslafti ,
oj &mad and Mary Winitidge4Tcniazaa
da,' died 'Mir le t itnaged4mogand-20 ,
.
WELVER—Mary Weaver.diedvniintainiz'
* Towanda, .1u13 , 124,-1.831 t * the pdl ,
aofye 3 months aid illajra:-
Twirsip - 2tbvtopThanctiox
W A C WA,Atia /4‘l N
enlarged thi Mere .• and ,dally.Addlng
ligia to file stock y - '.. the 11ab,,,0i Watches,
01.01 'AMERICAN
And a weg-Weittoted j assortnterit og, e•WISS
WATCHES,. all warranted to sea well or the
triOnep refunded.. w arranted
keeps do Lind s large 'psi
atirtment of the celebrated
S E , .11 1 4 . ROMA CLOCt
1 r, And the
ITHACA CAL E NDAR CLCiCk.,
Bailable for ofUce9 the Parlor . or . Ki r tchea:- 11
nenkal a good stock of lino ,
'.• • , 1 • ' " .rFi•
JEWELRY AND; SILVER- WARE,
lathe plated line, he hn Roger! Bid*
FOBaS AND SPOON-Sil
' Heavily plated •
Breakfast c 6 Dinner . CaStritrB)
Elegant trible plEtte dohble wall
I C E" P' - i H E, R SO .
. , Handiome gake Baskets,,
B . UTTBB BE.li7irlDlB.oB,
Pickle Stands, Tea Bells, ice._&e.,dse.l;
CHAMBICBLIN is now lkeeping the
GRovEa & BICKERS '
Family Sewing lfgehidies.
(These Machines are superior to all others for
family use. tor the billowing reasons :,
- They sew with two threads I.leect
.from the
spools . , and require no rewinding: ,
They are more easily, audcrstood and used,
and less liable to derangement, than other.ma
chines. •
They are capable of executing perfectly,
without change of adjustment, a amen greater
variety ot work.than og.her machines.
'the stitch made by these machines is much
more.iirm; el stic, and.darable, especially upon
articles which require to pe washeitand ironed,
than any , other stitch. "
Thu; stitch, owing to the manner in which
the, nutter thread is itawrought, is much the
most plump and beautiful la 'use, and retaiva
this plumpness and beauty, even niion arty:h.q.
frequently washed Mid ironel , until they are
Worn out.
The structure of the...seam is such. that, kilo'
it be cat or broken at intervals of Only a few
stitches, it will neither open, fun, dur r vel,
but remainlitrm and durable. ' .
Unlike uther Machines, these fasten uth
ends ot the seam by theit own opeiat.ou.
the
these machines, while silk used upon
the right or 'fact side of the Beam, cotton may
be used upon the other kids walkout lessening
the strength or durability ot the seam. - This
can be dvne on uu uther machine, and isa great
saving upon all articles stitched or, made up
with silk.
These machines, is addition to their isuPerior .
Merits as instruments for sewing, - efecute the
most beautiful and permanent' mabroidery and
ornamental work.
' - 'You can get Sewing Machine Reedits, and
&racks pertaining to the mach** business .
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PIANOS, 'ORGANS AND M ODEONS
1 -
.y.Yotican get at CHAMBERLIN% ono of
"DECKER BROTHERS uniEgtiALLED
PALIEXT PIANO FORTES !
Na better madi in the States. Warranted aev
•en years, an.H.loltay to tone .longer - than any
'other. • Keeps on hand the-American, anti Treat
Lindsley £Co , celebrated
PA.RLO,B ORG-A.M9.
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Which for sweetness of tone and style of finish
canna be surpassed. Are suitable for Churches
Lodges, Samitiaries, and the home circle. ;, Also
a general assortment of .other musical instru
ments together with Volts, Violincello Strings
Bridges, Pieces, Bows,' Bow Hair, Keys,
Resin, dm., &c. . •
Remember that I do not ~depend • upon the
isle of Alusical tostruments for a living, Conse
quently am willing to sell at a yet) , sitiall,ad
,
I , lly
with
and
~late
WATCH - AND CLOCK REPAIRII.I(I,
Dane in the best manner, as usaal, at lea , rates
Towanda, July 18, 1867. • ,
ate t statt.
To BENT.—, An Office on Main -et.,
2nd door. Two rooms, back and front.
Very superior location. Apply to MONTANYR
dr, WARD, (next door). -
Towanda, July 11.1867.
1j 011. SALE.—A new and. splendid
three story Brick Building, with Basement
and sub•cellar, large Oak Fiont, 6a9 feet
now occupied as Hotel and Restaurant, with
thiee new Billiard Tables in 2d story. alas fui.
nitwits, fixtures, #.o. Good Ice louse well fill:
ea. Hotel and Restaurant is doing ',a good be:.
aims. ;Satisfactory reasons given for sel lin •
Said Hotel •nd Restatitant is iii,,Means' Bloc . ,
Main•st., - Towanda, PAL Terms easy. - r
further particulars enquire on the premises.
MORGAN Ak, WOLFE.
Towanda, July 11,1867.
FOR RENT.—A valuable farm e t-;
nate on the Junction and Breakwater .
8., four miles from heorgetown. county se 't
of Sussex County. Delaware, containing St i ,
acres, 150 improved balance timber. Go. d
dwelling, barn, stabling and out-bulidi a,
over GOO peach and apple trees. Is well tenc d
Will be rented for six years.
For further - Information apply to, or add t , t.
WM. E. fRENCEIt,
Real'Estate Broker,
July 11, 4567.' - Lewis, Delaiyaret
VILLU"LE . P . POR
v The subscriber oilers for sale his farm .in
Wysoz, nearly opposite Towan- a. This farm
mdtalns 120 acres of laud in a high state of isa
•provement, with a splendid dwellitig house,
laarneand outbuildings.- It has a large °lever'
tailing orchard stocked with good_fruit of• .ev
ery description. It Is In a good neighborhoOd
wain esoye,'resch of the church and schdol
privileges of Trostanda borough. -Vor, tergtst . )l
sale, sa , eiquire of the subscriber cathettrera
lap% MORQAASI P. riTRICICLOID
Wrr.o4, AprllB, 1 8 47 '4: 4 A •
VALUABLE f i • FOR .SAlik
T The alibi - Mbar ciders Ali sale faniiitt"
nate in North rowautia, about one mile from
Towanda Borough, on the road leading froM
Towanda, to Waverly. said faun consists of 62
sexes On the oast and about 41 acres - on the
West side of the . rcia4r. - Hp a ttpur Irained barn
framed dweWoa Um, and good l'pl4t therenn,
and ia wall •watered. ~ Terms mada .. -212L •or
ftolhe .
r partlOnlars enquire. on ;Ito
. •• , . WM.' Irlisrn7
March 14,1867. . ,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SAII.E.
About four mile."' from Towanda, on i the
Eastern bank or the Susquehanna 13,f_m•
tabling abed, 100 ',acres: F;amed . !Moe OA
barn„a horse/ barn, corn house and good aptile
Orchard thereon. For terms and particulare
inquire of Wig[. DELPEIJCII,or SbeshequiU,
or JAMES WOOD, at Towanda:
Jane 13.1887., : • •
REAL — ESTATE AGENOT.; = •
B. B. lic*F.AN, REAL ESTATE
Oilers the.. folOrT4 .Fanus, Coal luid - TlMl:ier
Lamb kinds : ' •
Flap Timber lot, 3 miler irom Tooniltda, c
ittlitlngli Sires. Prlci 81,335: "" ;
Farm kt Votie, contilinta4 s 0001
tbuildln gs. Aden e atti reof cultivation.
Mostly Imp rayed Price 56,000.
PPM 11l wrist arlington —on the Creek.—
Bissrbosse J ana. . Dude; 8114 state of cal
lbstion: 96•80 Price t. 440. •
Finn in F . All ander go od o ti
ttoni Good bending.. f Fornals cheap. -'
Bernal- vent - desirable: &steel and Lots in
Tsiwasida.; , • '
I A. large bacit 'OfCoaltruida in Tiorst:cinnti:
Towanda; Jury 18, 1961: - .
IMI6, ANT (Y 1
1101. Bin 'odr,llae, ordered at short notice
Dy calling at the • NEWS ROOK. ,
7 tßud 101#5.
• ' ..xrils,,l 11 :22. 1 1 1
i REAL- ESTAT
:.htt -;t11 ffft••
Olfer 'sale tiolollowjus pro
peons se upon favokable -
tract of lanTatt:ta si tein l
-New Jersey. ecietal . log
tfivist Malaga Btaiibli;llosrel
.111'4
77 tio " Blue Anchor"
:tolff ash Ip, amdea r t J
35 sores. To be soul'in 161
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Totter County Lands.
with Pine. He Aidt.
woo 1
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woods as follows - 7: 4
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Tracts No. 4763, contki
4766, .990 acres—botween • t
forks of the Sinnamshoning
Stivania townships. 1
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genets Nu. 4767, 990• acres ; No. 4768, 400
adri.s • No. 4608, 400' stores ; -Wharton town-
Cr ik
eep. ' line of Appot. bead-w Itril of Kettle
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• Tr ate No. , 5917, 1100 sires ; 41 0. &120,1080
semi ; No. 6823, 11GO acres ; 5924,3982
acres 75 perches , : No. 5912, 100 acres'. No.
5930, 1100 acres '• No. 5938, 1100 acres ' • No.
5929, 1100 ; Whartoc and Stesiardson town
sldps on head waters Kettle Creek, near main
branch, ' I
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Tracts No. 4717, 196 acres ; 4729, 990 •acres ;
Appot and Stewardson 'townships, near Little
•
Kettle Creek.
. Tracts No. 4920,837 anus ; 4924, 600 acres,
.Wharton township, main branch, iiinnamahon
.
Two hundred; and seventy-dye r scree prime,'
flat .Class coal land. Blakely township, im
zerne county. Pa., half way bet ween tkrant on
and. Carbondale. Very near ,the Ra ilway:
Ono thousand - acres first class Anthracite
coat land ab9at miles north•esst of Wilkes•
Barre, in the midst of improvements.:
About 1000 acres of land In Medford town
ship, Burlington county, New Jersey, about
four miles north4rom• Jackson June! ion of the
Camden and Atittittic and Delaware and Rari
tan •Bay Railways: Valuable mill Seat. Two'
or three houses, stable; barns, &c., second
growth df-Motber . , never falling water. Power
full 15 or 16 reef oyershot. Price VICI per a cm.
One-third may remain; .
beiaware Farms - and :Nunes , lvania landa.L—
D4acriptio.is and directions fgiveu 'on applica
tion.
1. A vAlu 11,1 e Cl:Autry Seat near Philadelphia
Splendid grounds and trees. 09 aerei .of land
t r • .
e t WESMIN PP.OPERrY—For safe or ex
change. 120 .rcresl of good land one t hird tim
bored. San Piere, Stark aoanty.lo wa. ' .
Forty acres of good 1:c ad with trait trees, ap
ples; peaches, pear.i. Ace.. 25 icres - improved,
one halt mile from San Piere on lway
'Pike $BOO.
SO Acres one •
mile from San, Pitre,, one-third
timbered. No improvements. , On railway;
Price $BOO.
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A steam mill property- in Burlington town
Chip, Bradfoid county. A very desirable hi in
bering operation. I
'Eight parcels of cont Sining from SO to
100 acres, each partially timbered, and improv
ed suitable for farming or graiing. • -
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House and Barn in good order and 136 acres
of improve 4 and timbered land, orchard, good
water. &c., Union township, Tioga county, on
NOrthern Central Biilway. For sale on long
time and easy terms.'
26 Town Lots In Monroe Borough, Bradford
county, Pa.
3,(X9 Acres Vi ild Timbtred
county, Pa. ~, •
122 Acres good Farming U
township. Brailferd conra
Other timbeihd and imp/
Descriptions given on applicat
Tenements and - improved Ikeil Estate, To
wanda - Borough, and - other pronertles. •
MONTANYE &: WARD,
Execnteleoriveyances, tarnish Briefs of Title.
buy and sell Real Kstaie, .ollect rentals and
liens;ebrvey ant examine all kinds of property.
They arc plife sred ro negotiate sales of farms,
homesteads, ii propertie: eanecially • desirable .
to capi4lista4 o. procure advances of mond,
upon bond and mortgage, and to . prosecute in
quiries for than desiring to ( make investments
or Beane a hlome Thev.wili effect . ,
II KAN CE
In the best known allE AND LIFE COMPA
NIES. They have exclusive A .4esey u
. I.lrd and neighboring counties , tin
patties in Uleee several departraults
auge,
1 Those who d,kre to Inky ot. sell farms ;
MI who wish to effect
I nsurance against Fire;
All who seek' permanent investments for the
future , benefit of their families, in secure , and
first-Class - Life Companies : ' •
Capitalists desiring to buy or sell valuable
speoWative properties;
=1
AU wishing surveys and o laminations ;
Ail wishing advarteee upon .valuabje rea
property ;
tAU who wifb. to - obtain. tease or 'rental l of
Farms or Tenements,
lAre raspeCtibiry solicited to entrust such bust
nets to oar. Aigeuoy!
FortkeT paOlculars !ttruipl4ed At our,,4ce.
Office; 'ortlerot Mein and:•Pine streets.
lIE
gfr PROPERTIES.:_ APTERTISED
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HAL U. Mere'r. TQw{ttuln, Pa.
Half. Wier& , litoontsburg, Pa.
C. to Ward, Esq.; Towanda.
M. QHerear.; " - •
G.T. Minutia Bookers, Towanda.
J. D. Montanye, Towanda.. •
, Latlthibli:Lnddlagtoni k Co., New York. •
Dickson Brothers, P iladelpblit. •
Hodaloboll. Con hanr.,Wilkesoßarre.
Charles Parrish, I es• Bar re...
Hon. KR:Strileter Montrose, Pa: ,
Towanda, April 2, 7.' ; •
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yi. 111 11.b„: t: -.4 - 04i44.1 . : .
lertiei at.,
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T4 , 41V. ~... - -
log s tar county";
48.` rpsi, Se miles
tiidadfUpe liny
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1 , 041. 1 tT
tert:'
in Winslow
4.,Containing
NIVI
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Che
ly .timbered
ry and hard
BM
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990 acres ; No.
ant and east
!harlot; and
awl . Sullivan
id, Burlington
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•ed properties
Mil
"Q. D. MONTANYE,
'HENRY WARD,
PRgia by Al E
13,13 , 14 . itk:NCES
IMEMIEMZE
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Have joist opened their large and
spacious store, and will
P r
keep at,.all Jimes
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LARGE AND•AVELL . SELECTED STOCK
DOMESTIC. AND FANCY
EM
.DRY -GOODS.
(Opposite Caddiiag & Ruseell.)
Towanda, April 16, 1867.
BT . M* FIRM
NEW STOREI
l AND
NM - VirtiCl-ODDSI
TAYLOiff & '
,CO.,
. .
Have Just of4ened theii large and
spaciotta:Store, and gill
keep at:all times, ' '
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L TA:ME - AND WELT: SLI.ECTED STOCK
or •
,
DOMESTIC AITDIFAITCY
roicycl.coops . .
(Qprc•sit!) Codding 4!
MEI
18 . 67.
. Books
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ri ~ . , -- Me:PSYN •
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i fre taki i - ure in - informing you,
IY 4 Dirilidizip:t2i 1 An I;fiiow _1) Kilt'
:that we Asnit lipfikfct 4.6 zu .
ovan- ..
41, on! Cie,' orner . ..e/P*l6l '4 l . 14
e it
Arsin-seie„ hoi,..Pattafit lai.# loisk,.. ,i
.or. OW
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14f:
rAftUffe;itar4fe
qri 7,: - 17 : A
A.Ttationery •
7 01 444! 4
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city with gre
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)ccnaie;.~ans~
very lout,
wants• of th
to offer barg
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:us wit t
and gee vmr:
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Towanda, Jo
X E W
NEWS AO
the undereit
STORE'AND
respectolly inv
Bailment and
lupine our stoteo
N EW S
R.
Would atinc ) un
ana the public
and dailyrecei
FREI
line, en
which he:wilt
: G
Con Mating as
made
(No Shod,
BpSI
COATS )
OREM-V
Over Ails an
Collars; Line
Neck Ties, Li
Bags, Spring
All first, class
cheaper at a
price. Call
ing. Next d
Towailda,
R E C
• The favorit,
constructed
Wtio beg to
and vicinity,
a good select'
GENTS
WHIT
WHIT
PLAIN
LINtEN
Whi
pric,
S MER I
RE A.:.
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t
Ha lag e arrangements with the New
Yr k and• rie Railway, to'do Express-Badness.
on their r ad, are . now receiving all:kinihrof
G,
freight a d !merchandise . tor 11 parts of the
linion=3 rtly, South, 'peat: Westrthe Cana
dos, Euro o t Wilt ladies.- • goods Pent direct
to any par of tallfOrnia. Olt with the quickest
despatch Shippers and 1 Merchants generally
know•wkii! enorarous*ratelithey have teten_pay
ing for quo transpertallon.•• New - th is Cram
pany is m aup inclusively •cif Bsnkers, Net.
cOonts an Shippers, to breakup the monopo
ly (yrlile the vita Companies had formedl ao as
to give f rates to, the business cciro - .. unity.
Ail g r packagest steeling id lbprestid up
wards. st l ippr,4 by r ! c.tsal weight. The way
this 1 Mee, is to:patronise .the'Compgay
that reti ht them down. Particular - care and
attention' Iwo), to trinuq and. valuable Pack
.. :ages ,toll Liana, .Sre. Lolleetlons made and
r et u rns f wardrd by wskikeet dleirtelt. '
•,./t• G, C AN% ..- ~ .:. H. J. 0 fil())11i, .
1
. . , Mont: ••• ..-.- 'Div. Sup'f. , ;
' .P, li.•-r 11 ;Packages to be "forwarded.froin
.towanda d vicinity, by . caving then at the
. Stage Ofdce of John 'Fireman, will be forwarded
ta the Waverly Office' of this • Company , every
day:: ' 1 J. BRECON, Prop'r StagoLine. -
Jose6,W.-17..- •
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tt.7l; ; z r,f IThe
etc 1 GA I '4 4 .11
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CrVlOtt i f i ltt .' BetOk
- 11 7 , 2 u#C1441.1rgaY be
;Lt. . . . e,:44grit.ll,o.4tOlift
:peetaelee, Eye 65aiser
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Arnent 4:ll,fusical:l4;..
77.r1 ... ; tr..41W,01.ti
ankee.. and
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We feel e
ir• a patro
egos
Tms Is
NAL TO
READ rr
11083 . 41 i Cp:,
opened a
I plendid Reito-]
re, Pattonis Block;
where they ark selling
in.their line cheap for
Music S
Towanda,
everythir"
Cash. C,
I and see them and sat.,
isfy yours
•if that stich is the case.
WM
RR AN GEMENT
AT TUB
(ipl. - . •
)X1 AND BO STOBB.
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lied having purchased the BOOK
i RWEI ROOll of J. J. , Griffiths,
vice the old patrons' f the elitab
he public generally, togallond ex
till,
A LVORD
F.
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QClofljin .
RING AN
GOODS!
ED
D Y
e to the 6f Towanda,
gfeerally, that he, has la store
ing, hew and
r
S .G 0.10" D
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the
talilelo wants of the people.
:ell [or Currency at former
usual of.good wecl and reliable
0 tt lt
, y of itny kind) •oofinistingiii,
N S S 8,
..0 I T g`,
. Al 7. gradefl.
ESTS i 'Aibt PANTS,
All Wool
ATS, VESTS,
Coat ,Dostelli:suad Pants:.
Linen
Over Shirts, Linen and Paper
Cassimere and 'Flannel Shirts,
'spenders, Gloves, Canes, Leather
I.tyle SSW, Soft and. Straw Hats.
Eemetaber . that Gcio • Goods are
aft% price , than poor ;geode at any
d examine my goods before buy.
or to Powell Co. o
E. W. EDDY.
1 1
ay 28. 1.86 t. •,I ,
.S T T 1,0. N
CiofhS ng Store of. Shiam, is re-
COH
N & ROSENFIELD,
form the citizens of this place
that they will as heretofore keep
• d stock of '
MADE . CLOTHING,
READ.
LIM
FURNISHING GOODS,
SUCH AS
UNDER•SHI.RT-S
AND Dad.WERB,
OVER SHIRTS
VERAIL., jUMPF.B.S,
FANCY. CASS. SIiIRTS,
R COLLARS AND CUFF&
OLLARS, SUSPENDIS,
qL9VEBi TIES,'
. L.
AND OAFS, ...BAGS+
&0., 40., ML
b
ca;
be sold Aat :a great redeetiort,ln
and,see.
COHEN 8L: BOSEMELD.
May 30,18E7. r
HANT'g UNIO'N
PRESS COMPANY.
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T?iPVoEmg , isirf§ TO
CHANTS v
AN: 13 Hi PPERS.
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U ROCIAtiAnO ' .-t—War t eltil lion -
", PARRIS Bel, , - +,. ft,,, ireghteut Judge • . .
-the rah J u dj a ' • i„:4 - ertiartog of - the
cM•ol4,l,*(l.llzadrd t ts A:,riusyr,,a,pd
00140.E,dti.PVElfamir ~ .hhil. , -IT:i.
.tIEI I II3 1
Atioisoresimboiaga ink SW larai!p;,•4l4lmat erotts;l
11°) WSV Iff t eif rFel l V li qr fc . '" 1 :
%112 •1066 y , 1111
' nu tall skiallshialiff4ettWoll•)l
er trdeltA44 o , . 101 1ti•PkWffrie f litiaipatp
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Comstrof Nrodibitnoti SlESodiy , tlie ) bit' 1 l
AlviskiterAnitrtJtacontiOntat wasiii:.o - .-./ .. 1
~i Hake. is-therefore laco4l.lti 4 f,f9At ie t 'W
, 4nt. Justices o_
_f the:Pe-far,. add' Aobtts ' ,' f
tberilatsolypf(Biallater, Chatrithejsbaliaas et - • •
ONIPtiOrO44 II IPr ?VFW; VT/ les
*dote= 7 , 1 44 . = rec , ,
Vd . uq„jet Ike, Au
thingv White{ '4 , it titbit, Wriftilit,ltiftion
1 1 10110,04 1 4A12A, ittßilabfi (1 " Aecar=pit
or Otnerwtsif toll ..row, no
who are. or may he in the Jailor said C9 r nii - Jrcatto.l
lie h° l6 Ah rieiltMthe ll r P e Pear .to - 'p al ict e. "dniegi
them' fin thallio Net ,Pifettrii -nr.i.OsiiSei IteruD .
I ba pmactaalltti thak i tilttittlimilly 4 1 40. 1 41 1 -4.3 iii
theirnotion. ~ 1_ it i a, . , •
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Wait, TaltiraVii,llfie /*Pit aufWl. tt,fe.f....
lybaeittuar‘Vott.bd Sbounind dgttillt • - nEL
And DiatY, l6 evra)Jult AIM' A l4i r d lif ' 44 na •
theynitedlitatce; te n rte i• to .7 • .., , c ,
1 I -,; ,- - -)•iiit I intwaspisigippicroki w:;)
1 l Att i . % 4 : . 1 14 14 1.1 P i ,,k4... ? ,
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kr ir - ni of in'ilitier fikai Oat'of fee i nr-" T \
phan'etiatzti.a..oilitikitir Ckifitty; thilita9lii-,"( 1 ;
si,gnedskatiAri-VAthiteltift. o 4.s l l 3 ,ti.„ Ilbbs,,ittsi ti '
4 11 44 ,•yarreat,4,,tier4l,4l,l- sen,..st %ag e . ,-
oall,olllhe i gettii-Wou'flA lihy. , the , , '. l .'
ds T op; gr 61; 1867; &R t, (Veloric. P . 7 10.
,40,0004-00.,„01. 1 ,pi,Drcop.Nel .p 11,.1„ '-
itontetn.litnrren ;to nsbip,- bounded o ,
Fe.lth l• thOld
c kentt WYI - 04,41int train -Warieete
. i i rs).-
eXts w r en* t It e etZ l h 1)y tile ,
and.' 4 3 4 * ft; I ;
Bowen orfilleatetit tirliiiida 'id Riche' Al."Titi..y 411
c o
tut. , Cehtsidogaboatlf) acres. .: -. .?.- .7. • , : , :o
TEICIPT-450 to be paid at the time . f .sale,;, /
100 ort:Conllrmation of sele..and the . . . .M• ', •
too eqtial Payments with' intebast • . , .. , ,
tits. vl . .• :,-. - .ILIOWBE ''''' -o • - -,i i -
7 1 Aug. 1-.1867.' • , • -• . Ksica -I`. ~ 4
...;„, lt,J
PheiUARDIAN. : AND!! -0 OM hillt.RE :if,
BALE4-14..Tirtick-ot ,ordari isated,oot 04.„ - .. )
Court of :Uommoti '.PleSi and . OrPliinrs ;
, outt of . BMdford' Connty; , Samuel
Hu ward; Ft,
=We of ..tibin . D.! ,f3rowl3, - a lunette, had,
Fanny . Brooks,: Goardlaa„ of, Katy B. Blown. - ,
Lbrine O. BrownV - Adeline 'Brown and 11 insta I t.o
Brown, minor - children; of , illiam Brown,-Ista . (I
, Wyrlnsing, peo l d., wallah OA tno_Rota Wet.. •
• t public rile on SATURDAY, • AUGUST IQttf, .' .
pBl7, all o'clock; p.- m-.. all , that certain' lot; ,-• 'I
iece or pared of -land, ettoate in the towoordp:il....,
1 Wpansfrig,- ; ka.owja as "the. _liirarrt Brom), :'
Fmm, and boatided and described as tot to* toi
Kit.: - Oh the 'north by Land - of John Hellen:
~#.
• ex, 011., the met by Luxds, of Ira- Brown, on the-. '
.. ,th by the Busghetunina Biter, and ea tha
..<
' west by -loads or 1). K. Brown and Irsltrewry,, t. !:
ntatoinirohnitt sevaatPtive acres of land. . • , - , 7 !
' The widow of the ,raid , ilium Brawn. dee'4l: ,'' •
ill join in the deed so a s to convey her inlet- I .
st in the -land to the person who may par'....f.
LiEll
.4 zn tht,
YT.
rexpelioecel
•
eau 4ta 'l4l 7 " 'W
Wet. 40 the
all be able
fav
-: .!:.': - I ~ -4
' . g.e... .C all .
70.
ALL' WHO
have just
oole and
TElibld.—sl.oo tote paid *hen the property
'Ls atraink dawn, $6.50 'at the confirmation t the'
le and the balance In ;time egdyt-anunal par 4nel/is wiLli interest irom!the cot/lira:LW on of ,
nate. • ' SAMUEL HOWAIID,
'Conintitte‘' •
FANNY
Gbard lan.
July 6. 1867
N THE ~' MATTEL?. OF" THE-Es
- ,-
ITAtE ol:Williata. Snyder. late of, filatalie- ;;
elate, deceased, who died testate : At as 0.,c-
'pines Court brid - ate Towand t, tit ;awl tor the , '
ma ty ot• Bradford; on the 9th dty of ' May. X., - 1
0,, 1.807, Hannah Sn " executrix, and Wll- ...)
4lam Snyder and Jaha 1" , exeentors-nt Said - '
''decedetit. presentedelhe ' pititloa to gild Gotta '
7
setting forth amoyg4t- - Alter things / that .the 9- .
held in trust for the uSe and benefit of Johny.
,Snyder, sea of 'said testator in - aceorclinee with -
the frillot the Raid • testatar, a.i ascertained ilk , ':• •
the 4th codicil thereof, all that certain hat of
land actuate In litelitield;and county aforesall
,bounded and described as li/flora I Beginning.•- ,
'at a post in north line of 'a lot of 'land belong.: ,
iloglo C. Mathewaoa, thence - along the tots;n-,
'ship Nue betireen Athens and JAMUL:LC - north 1
161:Epps. to the south-west 'corner of M. Drakes I .
'lot, thence east 100 rods along the soatii Wait of • •
said' Drake's' lot to; the south-west Otarder pt .
iHet rylielliimey's lots: trienca - south 100.pra4 1 -
1 along the west lit eof Hiram Merrill's lot to 5.- .'.
.corner,thhueo west 100 acres more or Jess.,
The said executors! further '6.1 forttathat'the: '
'said John P: Snyder:, had lately deceaied;leov •
ing a widow, Sarah A. Snyder, sad one child,
Ora Snyder, that in theiropiniini: it would ba
the advantage of said widow and child 80 have'
said laud - sold; and that they could Obtain for ~
the same a better price.at, private than . at puls- 0 1
lic sale, and prayed the court to authorize them '
to make sale thereof atPrivate Sale, &in-- -
'•,
• Whereupon this Court on' Q:101443' and 'Year (.
aforesald'appoizited Monday: the 2d.day„giSep- - - ---,
tembei,l A
67, at 10 o'clock:. -ay.; for the hear...., l `,t.
ing and i t estigation 08 the matters contained' !
•in,said petition and directed that notice be-per
sonally given to all persons rest? log
,irt this
county who are betieticially or legally internat-.‘ -
ed in the above de cribed land, and that notice
of this application be published in the Brad
ford Reparter for four. weeks next before trail'
2d.day of September, next.
11. J. MADILL, Clerk.
BARE
BARBER;
SIUdDIER
Aug. 1;1867.
AITDITOR'S NVTIpt-,—/it the mei
ter of the estate of Cornellui Vaisciredeed
In the Orphan's Court of :Bradford County. •
"• The uuderstned •audito.o-•aPpointed by said.
Court to dispose of eceptici.ns fired . to 'allow
ance of account of•administrtrix of said es
tate will attend to the duties MAI& appoint,:
ineixt, at his office , in the Borough qf Towanda,'
on SATURDAY, AUGUST, 24, l'ef,7. at I o' , "
clock, p. m., where all, persona having-clans'
Must present them, or be torever debarred. • •,
Ti% . ,A. ;DECK: . 3
•Atidltoi.";
4rig,l. 1887.
- •
U
A D ITO WS NOTICE.L-A n n DOT:*
kph . oe ee. Michael Coltman. 12 the COurt
ot Common Pleas of Budford County, /10. - 461
Decemberierm, ISC4. •
The undersigned an auditor appointed by said •
Court to - distribute money arising from -the
sherifrs mile of defendants interest: in. eettaiu
red estate, will attend to the ditties of his- ap
pointment at his 'orflee in the 'Borough of To:.
scanets,on TUEtitiitYithe Titli.day of AUGUST
1867', at 2 o'cloelt. p, la- wilereall vyx-Au4 /jay '
trig claims upon- said monieS attend
formier be deterred grom the same..: • ;
RENRY PEET,";
• Molitor.
Aug. 1,1567
UDITOR'S NOTA.T.—In ilje.zatat•
Liu of the voluntary l'asst,,..nment of „ff.
o'. Root. In the Court of Common Pleas ot,
Bradford County, No. EV. Sept. term. Ifitilto
Tho under.sigued Auditor, appointed ,h,f
Court to dlstribete Intnivys 4ri the tin
.s of .aa.
11, :Webb, adrainlatritor of 'fhoauvs Sinfvd,
dee'd,.as assignee of 11 4 'W. Bout. will attend
to the duties of his - appo ntmept at his .oiftee it
-the Borough of Towanda, ,on Saturday, Au.
gust; 24,1887, at I &click p. m., at which t hue
and
.Iplace all persons having claims upon sax.:
moneys must present them or be forever de
barred. W. T. DA VIES,
Aug. 1, 18R7. - . '4ytiitqr,
El,e , u i, uTp y v itf en t 6 h. ii iii o.l.l.oy..._! ? ;ou,(ia.is
he' estate a JAMES • IVi r At iI LNITVtV' I :I .
enhkt i typ to dec'd.. anirequekted to make tm- ,
me t.
( I s
. ` PaYment,• 'end ,
_ae:.
those 4foing • ali/M1 ,
a,s4 - ' t acid taste mu,t preseut them dilly
the f Witted fOr battlement. - • -, • „ 1 .
CHARLE-; CRANDA&I.4,,:'
AIiONLIN i; PVIMAN. : •••
14CCIINT%
Jime 25.14C1
THE BLOOD.-aWith',
vv coriqp ip or tainted blood, you are sick rii
over. ,It bUrat out in Pimples, or- Sores, vr
in some active disease, - or it may merely keep
you depressed and good to notbim •
But ou cannot .bave good health whiter your ,
blood is imprire. - .IYRE'S 5e.43.t PAWL 1.A.,
purges out these impurities;- it expels ditorse
and restores health
,itpd . stimulates the: ingots
of lite into vigorous action. Hence ,it rapstily.
cures a variety of oompiainti wniels lire C:1 n
by - impurity l 4 the blood * such as Sea.). nlc or
King's cvil, Tumors,. Ulcers • Soros, hruptiows,
Pitnpkti, Blotclies',' Boils, St. Anthony
Roseor.kitysipelas*TeMer or Salt Rheum; Be-ald .
Head, fling worm. Cancer or 'Cancerous Xt. - .-
ors,Sore Eye's, Female Discazel, such "Se Ice
tendon, Irregrilarity, Sappression.:Whites,Bter
-llitAatiso Syphilis or Venereal Disear
Complauits and Boort Diseases. Try. Aik:11."..„-;
BARS aPABILLA, -and see 'for. yourself •Ito
surprising activity with which , it cleatmantha
blood and cures these disorders.. -
During late years - the public' hive; biie n . - -Lts.
led by large-bottles, pretending:to- give* quirk.
of •Estref. of Sareatwrillu Won* dollar.,' Mood .
of these have been frauds Upon the siok,Jos
they not only contain little;lrany, 83114;3MT:1
but oftrli ioraaivp Digreslitett wiuste#l ,
Bence, b ttr AliP4ppoiattuant has tolleored.th
use of the i , arions - extracts of Sarsaparilla
which flood Lim" market,' until • the name i.:•aski
has become.- synonymous with lit/position Aid
cheat. SIM we call this compound,- Bdisa
parilla;" and intend to supply Scshalentelo as
shall rescue "the Ratite - from thit lead Ot,olifiNoy
which testa upon it. Ws think wo halo ground
ter believing it heir virtues which. taw' itrettit.ti.
ble.flY the alum of Orestes, is , intended td
core. We can assure the sick, that We cley.
theta the best alterative jwe know boil-to pro
duce, and wo have reason tcr believe, it is by far
the-Matt effectual pithier of the blcmd.yet dis
covered. • _
- AYER'S CBEllltr PECTORAL: it' %Stilt.
veMlly-itnown sarpans every , other mr,,irciutt
fotthe Cure of Cooghs,Colds,lniluenae, Anima
unSa, Crcinp, Bronchitis, Incipient Comoro pticn
and tor. the relief ot, Consumptive. Patients:ln
advanced stave of toore. , Or* is use
less hero to recount . rife
‘ o idonce of ha .eirtnee.
The world Ictroretbstn. ' • ' •
Prepnreci l la Dr. J. C. AYEICi GO.. LOwell.
gess., and sold by all Druggists en& dAilern
raediomerrbere. '
Jane 6,1&57: -\ • • Sza