r.cr--•.rs.» - wr. - c..'~rs v=_ 4M.
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LOCAL AND GENERAi.
gip Rev. F.P.
.H as trfs completed
his first year as Rector o f Christ Church,
this place on Sunday kit. I The Reverned
1 gentleman made it the oecasion of some
very excellent and approgrh4e.reinartis.
war The Schciol Dire4ore of Troy
Borough have advertised for prOteseore to
erect a Brick School House in that village
to be occupied tor.* graded School. , Our
School Board should take steps in the same
direction., .
'ToivoibA tursay.--This establish
meat has passed into the handsot Masao.
WOOD & Alma, who are paying partici:du_
attention to the Restaurant. Persons desir
ing a good meal eanpruCure it at the Bakery
on short notice.
tar Read the advertisement of
Wm. B. limair, Dentist, in another column.
Dr. KILLIM comes reccommended to us by
- one of the best Dentista in eastern New
York as a man of integrity, and a first class
: operator. He has now been here id: months
and has proven himself worthy of the re
, speet and patronage of the public.
THE CARAL—AII efforts to fill the
'canal, below this place, have so far
„proved
unsuccessful. The dam here, has been
tightened, and a full head of water is turned
into "the Canal, but it is absorbed by the
banks and w =ted before the lower levels
are filled. It will not be possible to pass
boats until he vy rains have lent their aid.
NO. The I
crops in this ./
Prevail throw)
changes bring'
in other sectioi
ing terribly. 331
willhe a total
I I rought from which the
lounty are suffering, does not
.I. out the country. Our ex
-1
us accounts of copious rains
. Here the crops are suffer
.ckwheat, corn and potatoes,
• are, , unless,wo have rain
oats are already materially
soon, while th
damaged.
oy Gazette says Western
ent no hills than fifty-two
ler The
Bradford has
scholars to the Normal School at Mansfield
the past year. The Catalogue shows that
fitly-two from Iradfordattended.that school,
tlfteed'of whom were from that part of the
county east oflthe river.
The Gazette should be careful to state
facts.
TRR EYE AND EAR INBTITIITE.—Mrs.
Peck, of Bradford, and Mrs. Williams, of
Luzern Ctstnties, Pa., ttogethdr with two
gentlemen froM Allegany Co., N. Y., were
All successf operated upon for cataract
ult r
_yesterday by .Up De Graff.
All four of these persons came to Dr.
Up De Graff entirely blind, - and in less
than five minutes were restored to the in
valuable blessing of sight.—Elmira GC11.7..
M • maj. tr. D. OVERTON, formerly
of this place, and for some years connected
:with the Bingham land office, has establish-
Cd a Real Estate office, at Easton, Maryland.
This is on what is knowil as the "Eastern
Shore," celebrated for the fertility of its
soil, the variety of its productions, and the
'delightfulness of its climate. Those of Sour
people who are desirous of securing a favor
able location, and a -goal: bargain, will clb
well to consult him.
.IP4r The first ease under the late
Liquor Law came up before Justice BOGART,
last week. The unfortunate victim was
locked up under the Boit) laws, for being
intoxicated in the street,. After he became
sober enough to make limself understood,
he was brought beforwthe Magistrate, and
, examined as to wherelie procured his liquor.
We understand it is the intention of the
temperance men to enforce the Liquor Laws
egaiust all offenders, and able counsel has
been retained.
g Wra..ir Bean, - general passen
ger agent of th‘ Erie Railway, gives the fol
lowing notice io agents along the line ;
"When forty or more persons desire to mike
an excursion on regular trains to any station
on this railway and return, you are author
ized T o issue excursion tickets at the rate of
two cents per mild for the total distance both
'ways, adding the government tax, 21 per
•eent." The object of dila reduction is to
encourage excursion parties, and all who de
sire to take advantage of this liberal offer,
by leaving word with the agent at Waverly,
-or notifying him through the post office, will
be promptly furnished with tickets.
The morning stage from this place con
-tie:eta with the trains East and West on the
/tie tßailwaY, and arrangements ' t ca* be
made with the proprietor for excuraion l par
ties.
MINISTERIAL AiSOCIATION.—The min.
istera, belonging to each presiding elder's
district in the Methodist, Episeopal confer
ences, constitute severally a District Minis
terial Association, which holds a sort of
preachers' institute, at some place, each
quarter of the year. 'The Association for
the Troy . District (East Genessee Confer
ence.,) convened at the M. E. Church in
Towanda, on Tuesday last, at 2 o'clock. P.
IL Rev. T. B. Hudson, presiding elder,
being in the Chair. Rev. J. D. Bell, of
Clster, was unanimously chosen to give the
opening address, in the absence of one who.,
had been appointed - to perform that part.—
His subject was "The Law of Final Retribu
tion." On motion, it was voted to omit the
exercise of criticism on this address, so that
its impiessioc on the audience might not be
impaired. The Association then proceeded
to action under the regular order, which
was the reading of sermons, or sketches of
sermons, by members, and the passing of
criticisms upon them. , 'Bevds, J. T. Brow
nell, R. L. Stilwell, G. 5: Frapser, J. D.
Sell, R. Videin, N. Fellows, e V. Brownell,
Wm. M. Barman, M. S. Rymer, and C. L.
F. Howe, each p i turn presented a writ
ten discourse or sketch, which, (except in
the - case of . Rev. J. T. Brownell, who was
exempted from criticism out of kelikaterni
in view of his being before his own charge, )
underwent the trying ordeal of sternthough
well meant probing end inspection. Many
0" She strictures on rhetexic end mannerism,
.were acute and telling, and acre were oc
casional sallies In the way of keen Alierkeo
lion, by which faults of statement or logic
-were laid bare. A sermon was preached on
":L'uesday evening, to a large 'congregation,
by Bev. Fin. M. %scan, of Forksville.—
* This was followed by an interesting half.
F o.,
hour devoted to the 'on of personal
christian experience. . Wednesday, the g
:more .elaborate And proceedings
were relieved by a to . sitch' occu
pied the : our from ten ~.eleven.O'olock .4,
M. This was a most ppy and retietthing
season of general co
"'igloos testimony, and, in fermi soofill
hope and of prairie.' lain Wednesday aßer- .
noon. the Sabbath School cause - received
the attention of the Association, from-2to
-1 o'clock" E. M., the `
speakets an this fruit-
All subject lxdpg Bends. V. Brownell, a L.
14. "P.' Bowe, end T.
11. Hudson. 'A goodly nitinber. BObeth
litchool children.week atteridauc6. lln the
evening the following rotations vas sawed.
by Rev. J. D. BeD,, sad-was tunusiipottely
Passed by a tieing vote. " - !
4
Resolved, That the blinittatial outeciasson
greotionatoly app the cordial canner
hi. which the people of Towanda have enter
tained. na during our proceedings„ , awd that
we hereby tender to them • our heartfelt
Wake for their ;Indian atteWtion and kind
- •
1143811.
. ,
1 Resohitions were also paisted,in ref metes
til the presiding elder Mar. T. B. Hudson)
i
whose term of office is about to expife, ax
prmMng the high regard, and the tendsinf
ffiction of the ministry and the laity CM the
%strict, ` toward ' Rey. Mr. Hudson
then Owe his farew addres s . to th'e Dis-
Itas; 10
' t, on which he has presided for the past
a; Yearn His • 'Ares repleM with
to thought and est suggestictn and
c =lel, relative to e_highest and brnadest
fitness for the work of the christiazi minis
ter. The Association adjourned to meet at
M4msburg, Pa., next quarter. com.
ises anii apoa favors ebi teems : 6 :
'7"-
,•
irseLof* situate in Okmeester eoupt.Y,
w Jersey, .in'g 448 sores, 31 miles
!Malaga Meilen, Camden . and (tape Key
bray.
he " Blue Anchor" property In Window
nahip, Cemden county. h. Y. -Containing
ecru. To be sold in lota. '
otter County Lands. Heavily ilint;n - red
Pine. Heml..ok, Ash,:-Charty and kuul
. as follows
a No. 4783, containing 990 acres t' No.
:90 acres—between the drat and east
the Sinnatnahoning in Wharton and
townships.
s No. 4767, 990 acres; No. 4768,400
No. 4698. 400 acres; Wharton town.
ine of Appot, head-w s tees of Kettle
•
c - i -.
No. 5917, 1100 acres ' • No. 6720, 1080
No. 6825, 11t0 acres • No. 6924, 1082
• perches : No. 5912, 'llOO acres. No.
Jo° acresi• No. 6938, 1100 acres ; No.
00 ; in yihartoc and Stewardson town
n head waters Kettle ; Creek, near mail
• I I ;
* '
i i
No. 47 7, 196 acres ; 4729, 990 acres ;
and Ste ardaon townships, near ,Little
Creek.
No. 49 h 0,837 aerie ; 4924, 600 acres,
.a township, main branch, Sinnamehon-
hundred , and seventy-five acres prime;
ss coal! land. Blakely township', Ln
.anty—a., half way between Scranton
...dal& Very near the Railway;
thousand acres first class Anthracite
d about -;.1 miles north-east of Wilkes
• the midst of improvements.
t 1000 acres of land in Medford town
: llngton county, New Jersey, , abont
north from Jackson Junction of km'
and Atlantic and Delaware and Bari
, Raft*. Valuable mill seat. Two
houses, stable, barns, lc., second
of timbl . , never falling water. Power
•r 16 feet vershot. Price $2O per acre.
may emain.
'ware Far
acrtptiona and
,n.
and Pennsylvania lands.—
direction.' given on applies-
triat Notitts.
/kr Alb
(3: Ces. Book
ma,' very cheap, 'a t Cause
Store.
116. Pay:on,Dunton and Scribner's
New, System of Penmanship, superior to ail
others, at Caoss & Co.'s New `ltool Store. ,1
0 TEACHERI3.— . Pagto Theory ; and
practice of Teaching Wickeraham'e,fkohool
economy and! method of InstrtictioriAt Az,
vozn k BA/mites.
•
i*AqrsD.—A Wagon Maker and a
Blaoltamith. For further particulars ad
dresi3 J. P. I.4.ims, South Branch, Bradford
county,Fa.' Jury 25, 1867.73t*.
U r ANTED.-A first
.class cook and
a go t od hostler can find steady employment
at the American Hotel, Athens, Pa.; a Ap
ply to Bennett & Smith, corner DiviSion it
River St. Towanda.
FANCY Due 13su,. : —The publje are
invited to attend a Fancy, Dress Ball to be
given at the Union Hotel,in B,ome Borough,
on Friday evening, Sept. 6, 1867. I Good
musk will be in attendance, Bill nscs.
Aug. 5. 7 4 t, IL G. Gorr, Prop.
Z. qHOREI3 is the @ uthorized
Tralteling Agent for Life and Fire Insprance
Agencies, and Real Estate . busines at this
office. Idowtoprz k WAnn.
T4WANDA, July 25, 1867.
iiiiir.Theory and Practice of Teach
ing or the motives and methods of Good
Schciol-Seeping, by. David P. Page; A. M.
Expressly for Teachers, at, Cams 4r., Co.'s
Newißook Store.
tor - C. F.,. Cross Ati Co, are now
prepared to receive Subsctiptions to all the
41 m ktily, and Weekly Papers, Pamphlets,
' es &.c.: They design to keep' a:reg-
War ems Boom in connection with their
&Kik Store.
RCEIVED of H. McKzew, Gener
al Agent for the Hartford Live Stook:lnsu
rance Company, one hundred and thirty
four Sollars, amount of insurance for the
loss of roan mare Fannie, insured! in the
Hord hive Stock Company.
30, 1867. I. E. SOLO tom
.SAGE 808 WlTam; connecting
with itrainc East and Welt, leaves Tciwanda
every morning at 7 o'clock., and will call at
dwellings for paaaengers,; if names and ad
dread is left at the Post Office with Messrs.
Alvoid do Barbs..
Stage returning leaves Waverly i arri
val of evening trains from East anal West.
Aug. 1, 1867.
_ L L
sir The committee appointed *for
the piiiiiege last year, in confe."4lCf3 with
the County S. f 3. Missionary, have fixed
upon thel 20th of August for the annual S.
S. Celebration at Mountain Lake. llnvita-
Um/ is extended to all schools in the vicin
ity dint can be on the grounds Wore 10 dock.
Each school will provide its own refresh
mentit for which tables are already prepared.
Lull. 6, 1667. pox.
* At a meeting of the Committee
appointed to examine and recommend
Booki for use in the Schools of Bradford
go. the following resolution was punted.
&advert that we recommendßAlSON,
Doirron Scaurna's ay- of Penman
ship. _ J. D. Haw= Elec.
Th above Penmanship is public by
Lower, Barnes and Potts Philadel and
can be obtained of Alvord and Book
- • Towanda, Pa.
May 2p.. 3m
7-; 0 Tatar/i' Novitil—The, Govern
meintli now converting the first seises of
7-39ftW u rt..POInito the 5.20 a** Bea*
4,l .t tidem4p4 bi'vaAlung.e
melds and fits4tlcs r prusupwt ann
ul:robin on the most r9vorawe tartusjioAinrs
who desire to have'tt 4 em .epnvertad!sze re.
• quastad to call upon us. . The new 6.20
Bonds De hand . for side, we also purchase
411 ariptin s os of Government gaa:ufities
I pay the Wiest, market mice. f
' pril 4, 67.' B. li. irtm4l.t f f3o.
i3d.Lits.—Now ready for aale t double
4314 single Telips, Hyacinths, beauWvari
~tyigrocus and a •few thousand eelaY plants
&oriole, all been reset in tine comlitson, is
one o theliest,regetables. a little hidustay
to , c up the ground whete th) early Pea
etatoesp have been raised, prepare the
rwig , oogol(w4 411 0 . 1 274 can 11441._
- S.crpp atr • - ••• agt thp th
11 : t. VD " ' • lir 1 7 , varlet
,•• ••••• with • • azukeepno
io with the blessing bi , work w
to onder.
esa!edaoste any num in two teidatper
raise oelm, • Hoar
Count , . Tziaturpi, liunTruii—The
ftg uida4
teacher" of ' enum ' othernchooli Of
the Cannq, 11281 ii attend thalloun-.
ty Institute, At the fized_upwat their
last meeting, viz ; Nondai,Aug
rust 26, East Chalon; It l y Sept. Berth., and
Orwell, Sept..l6.
....
Teachers are requested to be punctual hi
their attendanoe,at the opening Monday at
two o'clook, prepared to 'remain till the'
close. friday afternoon Or evening. No
frivolous encases for absence from the,Thati
tate will be accepted on eramination Alley.,
Alga. instructors and leatunrrs Will be
present.
Teachers_ will bring hmt books ? 1 note
[ • , _
School Directors, Clergymen an d people,
generally, are cordially invited to attend.
Aug. 1. 0. J. CauzZucz„ Co. Supt.
...
FMB? NATIONAL B ia s OP 10WANDA
PruArmar, Anvorr •or ibis Ummen Suns,
Car ) i e tal $125,000.
2,
ts reejlived pays le on demand in
Lehrargnder Notes.
ing to
, Wrest allowed ou UM •deposite accord
agreement. e.
Udeurtent Bank Notes eeived on depos
it or exchanged for Legal Tender. •
U. S. ' Bonds and 7-30 Treasury Notes
bought and sold.
~ best price paid for Compound Interest
notes.
c i oc.
Drafts payable in any' of the United
States at par for side.
Drafts payable in Eng d, Seotland,lre
land or NVales„ in an, o ust over one
pound sterling , furnished t lowest rates. ,
Passage tickets from L iverpoo l or'Queens
town to New York, by the known Inman
Line, on and for sale.
,
E. H. liirrn; Pre& • , ‘
March 20,'67. : N. N.ltznu, jr:, Cash.
LIST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR &MN
ass Unit AND &MONS. 1867.
GRAND 'JURORS.
Albany, Alexander English; Asylum, Si
meon Decker; Athens twp., Samuel Hulett,
John Morley, Ira Elabree; Burlington twp.,
Barker Brown; Henry Alen; Canton twp.,
William Packard; Granville, Oscar Saxton;
Herrick, John J Anderson; Leßoy, Benj.J
Hoagland ; Monroe twp., 4oab Sommers;
Thomas T Smiley; Pike, Dennis G Nor.'
thrup, Win. M Payne; Standing Stone, Guy
Brown; Smithfield, Elliott Wilcox; Sheshe
gain, John Webb; Towanda, Charles
Manville, Chailes sellpim , Jarid D Gooden
ough; Troy twp., Daniel Randall; Wells,'
Ephraim Mosier; Wilmot, GtorgaFrutchey.
raavEass JU80313-7 - PLBST; WEEK.
Albany, Orrison Hibbard; Wblter,Conklin;
Alba Boro'. David Palmer; Asylum, John
Bennett; Burlington twp .1 James , - Nichols;
Canton twp, - Simeon Mclntosh; Franklin,
Thomas A Seamen, Joseph E Spalding;
Granville, Percival S Bailey, Robert Bailey;
Leßoy, Cheeney B Stone,' Hollis A Hol
coMb; Monroe twp., Charles Holland, Gtio.
Wi White; Orwell, Chancey G Qridley, John
W Hill; Pike, A Dennis Fassett, John Al
d-erson• Horns Boro'. John Whitaker; Bldg
berry, bolumbus C Burt,..Morris Cummings;
• Sheshequin, Andrew Webb ; Spriogfield,
Wm Tracey ; South Creek, Geo Sulfren; Ter
ry, Wm T Horton, Solomon Strong •, Troy
Boro'; Nelson Adams; Towanda boro', Geo
W Coon, Isaac Smalley; Wialusing,. Wm N
' Wells, Daniel States;" Wells, Abram Bu
channan, Morris Shepard; Wysoz, Gaylord
Wood, Gs() Gard; Wilmot, Reuben Barnes . .
=maim rtray.-2D wzmt.
Athens twp., John Satterlee; Geo Bur
chard; Burlington West, - J H McKean;
Columbia, Gillis Peckham, Richard Gustin,
' Charles 0 Havens; Columbia, this& Per
, &son; Franklin, James Williams, Daniel
Montgoniery; Granville, Smith May; Le
, Ititysville, Benjamin Pierce ; Litchfield,
William Campbell; Overton, Reuben Rhine
' bolt; Orwell, William Browning; Pike t ,
`Wm. &Davis; Rome tip, Silas N. Barrier;
Washington Towner,Elnathan Smith;
Ridg
berry, 'Thomas Decker; Sheshequin, C E
Brigham; South' Creek, James Brirnlitun;
Smithfield, John Chamberlin, Christopher
E Child; Troy twp., Janes Ward; Troy
Boro'. Clement T Paine, Samuel Aspinwall;
Tuscarora, Bailey Keeney; Towanda Boro'.
Wm B Marshall, Nathaniel N Betts, John,
Merideth;. Towanda North, Saniuel Haw
kins; Wysoz, Hiram Davenport, Clark
Smith; Windham,, Benjamin Ruykendall;
Warren, Wm. P Arnold; Wells, Wm. R
Wilson.
THIRD' NVEREL
Albany,' Alvin Waltman; Asylum, . .8 Mc-
Kean Laporte; Athens twp., Wm. West
brook; Burlington twg.,Russell Hollenback;
Burlington Neat, Stephen Styles; Canton
twp., Henry Warren; Canton Itio'..Daniel
Wilcox; Columbia, James Benedict; Frank
lin, Daniel W Cokeley, Joseph L Johnson,
Herrick, William Hillis 2d; Litchfield, An
drew J Layton, Andrew Brainard; Leßoy;
Heman Andrews, Joseph Smiley; Monroe
twp., Jefferson L Coolbaugh; Orwell, Jolin
H.Cowlea; 'Bradford Beecher; .me
twp., Preceptor Forbes; Sheshequin,Char •
E Seger; - Springfield, Charles 0 Elliott,
William T Daly; John Salsberry; Smithfield
Walter Scott, William H Pierce ; South
Creek, George Dunham; Terry, Moses Mar
cey; Troy twp. , Horace Welch, ' Stephen
Chilson; Troy itoro'. Moses Gustin; Tow
anda Boro'. Thomas M. Woodruff;
Daniel D Crandall, David Abrams; Warren,
Nathan Young jr. ; Windham, James New
man; Wyalusuig, Ira Brown.
as.. School Cards, of all kinds at-
Caoss d: Co's. Book Store.
Baddi furnished with Brass
Instruments, at the lowest rates, at Cams
& Co's. Book
Sheet MUsic, Music Boooks
and litulical merchandise, at Cztoss SE Co's.
Book Store. '
118.. The Dulcimer Instructor, con
taining Airs, Marches, 'Waltzes, Schottis
ches, Hornpipes &o. &c. also directions for
tuning, at ( aoss & Co's. Bopk Store.
• s°' W are prepared to furnish
Wedding Cards at reasonable rates on short
notice and of the latest and •most fashion
able styles at Csoss & Co's Book Store.
mgt. Constantly on hand New and
Standard BUoks,Family Bibles, Testaments,
Maim.
tore Engravings, `to. at Cross & Co's
Book S.
mar The Ladies will always find
alarge assortment, 'and fine quality of
Fyeneh Paper and Envelopes at Caosa
Co's. Book Store.
i Army 'Drum and' , Fife nook,
Guitar, Accordeon, Irk,lin, Flute and Flage
olet Inatrictor,at Cum L.' Co's.- Book Store.
ser Violin and Guitar strings,
Rosin, for the Bow, at Cams it Co's. Bopk
Store.
1 Jew's Harps, Mouth Harmon
iCas, duo. &c. at Caoss k Co'd. Book Store.
. •
stir Agents wanted, in every
Township in Bradford Co. to sell L. Cl.
Baker's History of the Secret. Service.
Xonng menlof Energy can make from ten
to twenty dollars per day, apply to C. F.
Caoss it Co. Book sellers, .Towanda Pa.
Wickershinis School Economy,
a very valuable work prepared expressly
for Schbol Teachers, for sale at Cams &
Co's. Book Store.
M 44:1Z LE .1)!
GAMPBELL—WIIOOX—hi Albany, Pa.;
duly Ist, by the liev.10:1. W. Sterig9re,Mr,
Wilson B. Campbell, of Fox, to Miss Ani
8. Wilcox, of Albany.
SQUIRES—BILE*E—In Leßsysville, -July
• 28th, by Bev. Brigham,Mn. ,C. L.
Squires - of Herrick_ Pa., to Miss Hattie
Reeve of Herrick. • .
CORIKY—EATON—At the Episcopal church
in this place, on Thursday, Aug. 1, 1867,
by the Bev. F. H. Hoskins, Mr: Francis
H. Cormey to Miss Marionette M. Eaton,
bath Pt Towanda.
DiPEW—ALLAN—JuIy 41st } . le, at Or
well Hill by Rat A. W. Oantap, .11;r
=W DePew, or Pike, fa Mirk N il..
Allyn, of Warren, Pa. ' •
POST—WALKER—In Horiellsville, Aug.
tf3. 10 , 11431% Milton IWaldb, 'Mr. Oscar C.
olg 1i 1 1 11 41i43 .I.4#9:Walker'b3tho f this
place.
DIED.
BOWES—At Bome: Jo 4 . 11, Rowland %
Hooka, formerly Principle of the Wilke&
Barre Petiole rumtitutes In the 6 70 year
of his age. '
TAYLOR—At his. residence in Pottsvi lle,
thiln 44, Li}' , Nittor Taylor, tiged Witten
RMlEY—lrißlieshpqpinoinply ,
1 • B67 very
Obblers Mo Ma. lio
see suswort 141 ed ' p v •
W3Siieicdlauoair
W If. q H.A lifilrE444.lll,
• 1 - "
Sas hirpd Idit -store Ind is dsili adding
tart* to his stook. -
t' the , lb. lot Watches
'o, , larels the; : vry
WE/4J XEOMQ/ ^ AMERIO.4NI'
:And--. w.fl wanted itastettsteat hou 4ll4B.
INATOILID3, all 7 1,1 9 to Ina de ll or the
wasp reloaded. He On , 1s lake as
oort•egat, of the oel - . 1' ,
' , TEED 1110 : ' .01:v0
And the `1"
' ITIIAijA CALENbAR ! 01.19 Cit,.
Sattablefor office the Rabe yr' ILltelsn. As
' anal s good stock of floe,
JEWELRY AND - SILVER WARE
In the pleted Ifni,. he US Bars Brother '
FORKS AND ,SPOONS
Heavily plated
Breakfast & Dinner' Castors
Elegant treble plate Onlile wall
rqE: P.l fr.o E R 8-!
.Eandaiime Cake iialket!..
BUTTER n• BEAR Y,DISHES,
Pickle Stands; Tea Belle, he., he., he.
CLIA.II.BIIIILIN lalnow keeping the •
GaovEß a a &KERS
Family &wing Machines
These Machines are superior to all , others for
family use. for the following reasons':
They tie Wwith two- threads .-ieect from the
spools, and require nu rewinding.
. They are more - tally understood • and used,
and leaa, liable tif derangement, than outer ma
chines:,
• They , two - capable of executing perfectly,
without change of adjustment, a much greater
variety bi workihan other machines.
The stitch made by these machines is much
more firm, et:stie, and durable, especially upon
articles whicb•require to be washed and Ironed,
than any other stitch.' .
'This stitch-, owing to the mabnr in which
the under thread is anwronghr, is '
much the,
most plump and beautiful in use, and retains
this plumpuess end beauty, even upon articles
frequently washed and, ironed, 'until they are
worn wit. •
The structure of the seam la such, that, tho'
it be cut or broken 41t intervals of only a few
stitches, it will neither open, run, nor ravel,
but remains drin au•3 curable. •
• Unlike other machines, these fasten both
ends of the seam by tbeltiown opetatiow
With these machines, while silk is used upon
the right or face side of the seam, cotton-may
be used upon the other side without lessening
the strength or durability of the seam. This
cau be done on Ito other machine, and is a great
saving upon all 'articles stiuMett or made np
with silk.
These machines, in addition- to their saperlor
merits asituitruments -tor sewing. execute the most beautiful and permanent embroidery ago
,ornamental work.
Yon can getbeiiing Machine Needles, and a
articles pertaining to the machine business .
MUSIC!
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MELODEONS
You can get at CHAMpERLINIR one of
DECKER. BROTHERI UNEQUALLED
PATENT PIANO FORTES !
No bet made in the States.' Warranted sev
en ya, and to stay la trine longer theta-any
other. Keeps on hand"the American, and Treat
Lindsleyk. Co celebrated
PARLOR ORGANS!
Which for sweetal*of tone and style of finish!
cannot be surpassilt-Are suitable for Churches
Lodges, Seminaries, and the hotile circle. Also
a general assortment of . other musical instrti-i
meats together with India,' Violinceqo Strings
Bridges, Tail Pieces, Bows, Bow Hair, Keys,
Resin, an., Ac. .• • t
llemember that 111 do not depend upon' the,
sale of Busiest 'mai - meats for a living, nonse-1
fluently am willing to sell at a very small ad
vance.
WATCH AND , OLOCS RAPAIBING j r
Done in the beat manner, as naval, at low ratee
Towanda, July 18,1867 e
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS!
R. W. EDDY;
Would announce to the citizens of Towanda,
ana the public generally, that he has flu store
and daily receiving, new and ' ,
FRESH GOODS,
In his line, suitable to the wants of the people,
which he will sell for Currency at former
11.0LD PRICES
Conaiing as usual oC good , irell and reliable
made \ . .
_C 1 0 T i ll I N G
(No Shoddy of any kindy consisting in
SUSI E \ SS .SIII'TS,
An Otdaii.
CO*PS, STS 'AND PANTS,
All Wool. \
DRESS CO TS, PANTS \ AD VESTS,
Linen Coats, Dusters and Pants,
Over Ails and I Over Shirts, Linea and Paper
Collars, Linen, ( Cassimere and Flannel Shirts,
Neck :nag, Sospeaders, Gloves. Canes, Leather
Bags,Spring Style Silk, Soft and &lair Rata
All first class. Re'member that Goo Goods are•
cheaper at a fair price than poor goods at any
price. Call and examine my goods before buy
ing. Next door to Powell & Co.
Towanda, May 28, 1867
REQ,O,NSTRUCTIIONI
The favorite clo th ing Store of,Shlam, is re
constructed by
' 1
- 09HEI,T & ROSENFIETID,
Who beg to inferm the citizens of this place
and vicinity, that they will as heretofore keep
mood selected stock of •
READY MADE CLOTHING,
MI
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GENTS F
NISHING GOODS,
CH AS
WHITE
DE E:S HIIt T. S
DRAWS 01s •
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VE 11,
WHITE
ovERALLs r nrirrEss,
PLAIN & FAI4YSHIRTS
•
PAPB4i comoliAYD pumEs,
I
LINEN COLLARS, SITPENDERS -4
GLOVES, TIESI
HATS AND CAPS! BAGS ? '
Which will be sold at a great reduction in
Prices. Call and see.
COHENr 11013NP1FID..
Towanda, Nap 30, 1867, - - .
B-MPORUNT
. -TQ' 'D41111041,
Noi l 3B & MobiAUGIITS. PIIMINaTOP.
Use it,audit ;
butter, you M are •
lirll
movhig the
cloth over your
ang e i g tiequires
Alba. Snaked •!,
for circulars, so
May 13, 111d7.1
ea 7& come to market.your
• Ted the etnoyenee of harbg
*Wed sad dbillgured; bl ir :
Pie It, end you il te *go
utter. wheti the irk* le - I .
• attention white II the cellar:
; •rlt td - Vuoher 4 1149)= .
r , . ty, Penh's: ' .whOut .
furthfurtherlnformetto, . -
T 0. OF 0. ' .--:-BRADFORD LODGE
A:* No. lyf, I.
.1. ot•O. F., meeti 4 Odd t ig.
biri r l.pori(ondsv evening from the
. tet
Win 3 0 to Aprg to the first Morgiss, lit rpm
at ap. rlf. 100th ?ctober to April Mortise
81 .m:
. ~...6'll •. • I .
?i l l . PAILF,F; . ..;IN
Anfil 23, !VIT. , • , ,
.
:rooks; fi hewn).
T° T HE„pint tw-...3.e
P . 4
1 19Ni4D Mgr • 'OR bilitith;
We take . pthancre in itforptivy*
\ thil,,toe haSeiiust 7 eneil irs,Tofsass;,
•.,
da,on .the orner: pf, Bridge and
%...., , : ...; ..
Main Street., 14 o. '8 Patton's . 'Block,
onlf:4'4 - 14 *e \ ii, ' TioA' and Music
Btore, whire'everi thing in the 800 k
44
Stationery: and .masic line may be
found. - . 418018tatliarY ) :Paintings,
Gold Pens, Spectacles, Eye Masses
Spy Glasses, Opera Glasses, and 4
-
general assortment of Musical In
struinents, anhee .Notions and
.Fancy Articles.
Our Goode l l toere all selected in the
,city with great care by experienced
hands and bought .With cash al! a
very tow figure with a uietv' to . the
wanti of :this community..
We feel donfidentwe shall be
.a
to offer bargain* to all who will fa;
or us Tit their rt. patronoe. Cc
and tqe us.
Two IN PERSONAL TO ALL wso
MAD rr.—Caoas & Co., have just
opened a splendid New Book and
MtU3lO Store} in Patton's Block,
Towanda; where they are selling
evsrytidariii,their line cheap for
Cash. Call and see them and sat
isfy that such is the case.
Toianda, June Tr, 1867
T OE ERIE R • IL WAY COMPAN
EXOISSIONS!
IMPORTANT "NOTICE;
ExCursion Ticketi to parties of 40 or mo -
persons, to any• station on this Railway, wi
be sold at,4 great redaction from regular rates.
For instance,tay a party of 40 desire to visit
Portage Fails, tickets to go, find return, will be
bend at E 4 35 each. The regular fare is $6.50
The saving on a single ticket will 12,15. OS
40 tickets sl6. To, all other stations, the re
duction will be in proportion. Two or three
dayi notice should be gtven,•that due arrange
ments for their acctimmodationmay be afforded
each party-, Further infoirmation will be cheer.
hilly furnished at the Tibket Office.
G. F. WALKER. Station Agent.
Witt. R. BARR, Oea'l--Pass. Agt.. N. Y.
RIE R
On and after
Trains will leave W
ing hours, viz :
5:12 a. m.,Night Express, Mondays excep
ted. for Rchesteb, Buffalo ', Salamanca and
Dunkirk, makin direct connections with trains
of the Atlantic and ;. • : tat Western, Lake Shore
and. Grand Trunk Railways, for all points West ;
also at Elmira forCanandaigua.
*5:42 a. m., Night Express, Daily, for
Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca , Dankirk and the
West, connecting as above.
8:27 a. m., Mail Vain, Sundays excepted, ,
Tor
Buffalo and Dnikirk, connecting at Elmira for
Cadhndaigua. •
2:57 _p Emigrant Train, Daily, for the
West. .'
3:48 p. m., Elmira Accommodation, Sundays
excepted.
6:48 Day Express, Sundays excepted,
for Rochester, Buffalo. Salamanca, Dunkirk and
the West. Connects at Elmira for Canandaigua
at Salamanca with the Atlantic and Great
Western 'Railway, and at Buffalo with the Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Hallways, for all points
West and South.
10:33 p. m.,Express Mail, Sundays e.,
cepted, for Buffa l o, x
o, Salamanca and Dunkirk, con
netting with trains forthe West.
8 00a m. Way Freight. Sundays excepted
•St.ws at Waverly on Mondays only;
GOING BAST.
1:38 a. in., Night Express, Daily, con
necting at Graycourt for Warwick •atilt at
New York with afternoon trains and teamera
for Boston and New iEngland cities.
5:15 a. in.,
,Cindintiati Express, Mondays ek
-cepted, connecting at Ckwego for - Ith4ca ; at
Binghiniton for Synicnse ; at Great Bend for
Scranton and Philadelphia : at Lackawakei for
Hawley, — and at .13tnycoart for Newburg and
Warwick.
8:53 a. m., Bi l tighurtiton Accommodation, SUn ,
days excepted.
12:05 p. m., Day Eipress, Sundays excepted,
connecting at Binghamton for SyracuSe; at Gt.
Bend for Scranton; at Lackawaxen for Hawley;
and at Jersey City. wi;h midnight express
train of New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. '
1:27 p. m., locommodation train , daily.
6:28 . p: m.. New York and Baltimore Mall,
Sundays excepted. .
8:25 p m.,Lightning Express. Sundays ex !
cepted, conncting at Jersey City w ith morning
\ express train of New Jersey Ra ad for Balti.
More and Washington, and at New York with
morning express tritini - for Boston and the ;
East: '
4.15 m. Wey Freight, Sundays excepted,
It. W. EDDY
ay
WM \ R, BARR,
Gen'! Pam Ag't, Nen•York,
READING RAIL ROAD-6 U
MER ARRANGEMENT. April 8,'1867.
•
Gaaar'Taus&.Lux FBA* Tug Noara ann
, Noir'rs-witss for Milli elphia,New-York,Reading
Ptottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon; Allen
rosin, Easton, Ac. &a.
I Trains leave Harrisburg for New-York, 141,61-
lows: At 3.00, B.lo,and 9.35 m., land 2.10 and
9.00 p. connecting with similar Trans on
tne Pennsylvania Rail Read, and arrivingitt
New-York at 5.00 and 10:10 a. in., and 4,40 and.
5.20 and 10.25 p. wping Cars • aocompa
nying the 3.00 a. M., and 9.00 p. in., Trains,
without change. I
Leave 'Harrisburg for Reading:\ Pottivllle,
,Tamaqua, Minersville, Ashland. Pine Grove,
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a:. ni.,"and
2.10 and 4.10 p. m.,stopping at Lebancin and
all Way Statbrim: the 4.10 p. in. Train Making
close connection for Philadelphia and Columbia
For PottsvillirfichuyLkill Haven and Auburn,
via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Road,leaVe s
Harrisburg at 3.20 p. in.
Returning t lave •New• York at, m
9.00 a..,
12 noon 5.00 an 8,00 p. in.; Philadelphia at
8.15 a. in. and 3.301. p. • in.; Way - Passenger
Train leoves Philadel IA at 7130 in., 'titans
lug from Leading a 6.30 p. in.,
stopping at
all stations ; P e at 8,45 a. m. and 2.45
p. m.; Ashland at 8.08 and 11.30 a.m., 1.05 p. m
i Tamaqua at 9.45 and I.ooand 8.55 py m.
Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg, via Schuyl.
kill 'and Susquehanna Rail Road. at 7.00 t i t, us.
ReadingaCcomModation Train i t leaves Rag
ing: at 7-39 a. U6l Warning f{Om Philadelphia
4t 4.oo:pwuk,
Prn Aocominodatfon Train, leaver!
Potts wn at 8.20 a. in., returning Maris, Phil
idelp at '6.3;1p.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at
m. and 6.16 pJ m. for Ephrata,lltis,
Lancaster, Columbia, Ac. , '
On Sundays ' Lazio York at'B.oo I). in.
Philadelphia 8.00 a. it. N a nd 3.15 lion.. the. 11,14
st, in,, train running only to Reading. Pottsville
8.00 a.M. Harriaburg 9:35 a. in. and Reading
at 1.20 and 7.20 a. m., for Harrisburg, and 11.22
a. tn. for New York, end 44.5 p. m., for Phila.
•
delphia.
Conimutation, Miliage;'Seasog, School and
Excursion Tickets to dud from all points, it re.
&iced rates, . • ' •
-4400 gage ohr a Ni}rongli):B T e anda
at • VIO
• ' ettari;l perin '
Reading, Pa.. April 8.1867. ~ , • ,
AHD 110U8S, TO WANDA, PA.
00 Main Street. near, the coart tionr,
o H. T. SMITH, iroprietar.
Oct.B. 1846,
AMERiOAN 'HOTEL,
,
TOWA*I4,
Having punkßed tibia volll known !lota na
Bri u deBtiee4 I hove Totniikitg,
{IOIIA~aIt
be *pared to Inakii allipleas ant,' and 14i4
!pp ? '66.-11. a: 6: r. 611111230 ;'Pro!..
CROSS if CO.
ItailroaDs:
A.ILWAY.
Monday April 29th,
.1867
r. verly. ay about the follow
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Have just opened their large arid
spuions store, and
keep at all times
A Lexpp- AND WELL - SELECTED STOCK
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DOMESTIC lAND FANCY
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(Opposi 1 te.Cod •L it Russelll.)
Towanda, April 16,1867.
NM - C 79" m
NEW STORE'!
I AND
1.T.111W GOODS!
TAYLOR & 00.,
Have just opened their. large 10
!Twins Store, - end vii i
keep at all times,
A LARGLAND WELL SELECTED spoic
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RARRIg . ( 0, i baltPSTs4l, President udge
alba 12th indlefal- Matilde, consisting of the
counties of Bradford ! and' fitiequebanna. and
8nae.,1,01.-P.;;Ststiford int
.44; ,
Assoe4 l 4 l l44leli . In, and 1 4{ Said Conetv of
Bradford,nave faded precept bearing date
the 24 da.pet /nix; A. D. 107, to me directed,
Joe WOO COO% OiecandTenDiner. Gen
eral Quarter Sesafoni of the Peace, Common
fleas and Orphan's Cottrt; at Towanda, for tb3
'Chanty of-Bradford; btrittostday;',.the2dAtY of
Statember obit, tO continue threeirecka. , *--
!' liotiee D tbereforeitereby; givewto the'Coro,
tiers, Jnetlees of tbeyeacel and cecina - tallies, of
the County of liradford e duff they be theta and
-therein' . proper perm, at 10:o'clock in
OM forenoon , of said day, with theirreeerds, In-, quisittons and oilier retnembrences, to do thos
things wbicb their ;office 'appertains tobe
done ; and ibirdeWhlf hre boned by recognizanc
or Otherwise to, prosecute against the prisoners
Who or may be in the Jan of Amid Coanty, or
its shall be bound:to appear'at the made° urt,
Aye ito be then and there to prosecuWaga net
them as.shall be juit.- Jurors are requested A to
bepunctual in. their' attendance, agreeablfte
their notice:. • ' - • 4 -
Dated at Towanda, tbe 31st day of July, in the
yearnf outiord;one thownind eight hundred
and siztyleven, and of the :Independence of
the United States, the ninety-first.
WILLIAM tatIFFIS, Sheriff.
QHERIFF'S - SALE.-By virtue of
Al sundry write of Vend. Expo. , issue] out' of
the Court of Common Pleas Bradtord, Come
t 27 there viii be exposed to
.Peblie Bele. at the
Court goose in the Swoops. of Towanda, on
MONDAY , the 2d day of hEPTptiliEti, 1867,
at 1 o'clOckcp.'m., the following ',escribedlot,
piece or parcel o: land situate in Athens Bow'.
bounded as' full, six, to wit : . On the e :st
kite oublie bUlbway leading to Waverly, on he
north by P. Tyler, on the west an south - by G.
F. Weller, designated u ots N . 40 and 41,
size 80x120 feet with dwelling - house and fruit.'
trees thereon.
Seized and taken in . execution at the suit of
E. H . Coo Co; vs. John Heaveher.
ALSO—The I /Hawing described flit, piece or 1
parcel of land situateln Muthoo twp., boonded - - 1
north Iby lands of E. C. - Kellogg, east and
south by lands beloriging .o the ratite of Wahl
Ridgway, dec'el.; and west.!by the pub i high
way leading from Monroetou to. Albany. t on
taluing tO acres of luau, more or Its; al: igt..
proved, with a tramec house; frame* ben., s tw
mill; and a few trait trees thereon.
deizen and taken in execution at the suit 91
Alice M. Vowel vs. Geo. W. Ressy.
ALSO—By virtue Of sun. r'y writs of Fi. Fe.
and Vend. kapo., the tollomit g deserib. d lot,'
piece or parcel of Lind situate in Troy trt
bounded mirth by laud* ot U, D. Austin, John
Grist, Ja m es McClelland. Henry haggles. Leon
arp Ruggles and the public, highway , ea at by
the puidie highway itad ihusar Creek, south by
lauds-o' Nicholas Futter, 'anti 'west by land of
John huddler. Containing 40 , acres 01 land.
more or -less, all improved, with a brick sad
framed tavern house, [kuown 'as taw East 'r toy
House] 2 trained Lams, trained shop, aad Trert 4
Guff l'ark thereon.
,
beized and taken in execution' t the suit of
Wm. U. reek's the et. al., vs. Mile* D. Cass.
ALtUr-By.virtue ul sundry, write of
the tohowitig aesezibed lot; p eee or :parcel of
i.nd situate hi the tiorough o; Towanda, boun
ded •nd described' as t ilows,lni the north, by
Mate treet, east and south by Linds of Idarfatu
Moody, and west by- Getger's Alley; tieing di
feet onlitate sit eat, rind about „RIO feet back,
more or less, with two framed houses thereon.
' Seized a d taken in.. ezteth on at the s -.it of
John Holmes vs., H. 'Yaw.
AlOO-- The following iot, pleee.or rutted of.
land situate ur gobroe twp., .bortoded north by
Tandy of Thomas Bennis, east by land oi Coo .
Brown, South , by hinds' of S. S. Hinman, west
by lands of Wesley Etaivey. Containing about
25 acres, about 15 acreS improved; with, a email
[nulled houie and tewirult trees .thereon.
Seized and taken in exeTution at the snit of
Samuel Schrader's admiMatrator vs. Thomas
Doud.
. 4.l,Bo—The follawing described lot piece or
parcel of land eitaite to Pike twp., bounded
north by land -of 2.,wiab, Champion; east by
lanirot said A. Champion sOhtb by he public
highway and on the west' by lands of bamuel
Warner. Containing one acre and eight perca 7
es of land, more or less, ail improved with a
framed house thereon. - '
Seized and taken in execution at the' snit of
George C. Atwood's use vs. Fanny Jarvis..
ALSO—The hallowing described lot, piece or
Parcel of land situate ii the Susquehanna liver
(being n island] directly opposite toe mouth
of hummeitield Creek, and • lying between
Standing Stone and Asylu:n twos , bounded on
all sides by the Susquehanna liver. Contain
ing-15 acres of land, more or less. with abut
3 acne improved.
. Seized and taken in execution at the suit Uf
Joseph C nklin et. at. vs Juhn D. Primer.
• A1...50L-The lullowing described lot piece of
parcel of land sitcide to Her rick twp., bound
ed east y.the. Union Schu..l Souse lot, south
by the Main rodd, leading froni Bucks mill to
...rowan a, anif west and north ny land of L. M.
`Stey . ens Containingtoue acre, More or less, all
improved with a framed builaLig, erected [Jr a
cheese filanntactorytneteon: '
Seized and takiM An xecution at the snit of
John A. Codding vs. Andrew A. St. Jr ho.
ALSO—The .ollowlng dca.,rlLed lot, piece or
parcel or land situate in Canton twp., bounden.
north by lands of Jane Colwell and N. Vana
mee,,east by land of 5.. D. Kendall. south by
the public highway. 'West by - muds of • the safe
N. Vanamee, et. al.. Containtng , *.ti acres of
land, more or less, all iruproved. with a trauma
house. saw mill, and'fe.W trait trees thereon.
Seized and taken in excattfon at the snit of
Chas. A. Krise'snse vs. E. P. 13 shop •
ALSu—The following described lot, piece or
parcel of land situate in Ul-ter twp., h qid( d
north by a lane running from the maid mid to'
the canal, e ist by !andel Patrick. Flood, sou tit
by law of Mrs: John'] west by 'the public
road leading from Toward t to Athens. Coil:
%Aping sot an acre, more or Jess. all improved
With a plank house and framed shop thereon.
Seized and taken in execution ut .11k:emit of
Amass Watkins vs.-Andrew' J' Elsbree.
. WILLIAM GRIFFIS, Sheriff.
T wanda. A ug 8, ltiti7.
TN THE MATTER OF TfIE ES
TATE of William Snyder, late'of
,Sheshe
coin, deceased*, who diet - testate. Al' an Or..
phan's Court held at Towanda, fn and for the
coo ty 01 liradford, on the 9th _ot . May. A;
1807, Hanna Suyde T executrix, ..nd
Barn Snyder and Jahex bish, executors et Riad
decedent. presented their p :titl to to said t; . , :ur t
setting torch ainove,at other thing~, th.ttth,y
held in - trust for the use and benefit of John P.
Snyder, ton of said testator in accordance with
fthe will of , -the said testator, as ascertained in
!the 4th codicil' thorrt. all that certain lot of
;land satiate in I.itelin.td , and countreoreiati
'bounded and described as follows: Beginning
at a post in,northiline of a lot of land betting
ing-to C. Mitthewon, thence along the town
ship line betirieu,Athens and uitchtlald, north"
160 prs. to the south-west c"rncr of M. l'rake a
lot, thence east 100 rods
s loug sn tth line of
said Drake's lot to the south,-,west l!oiner.eS
Be' ry Pelcilinney's lot, thence Routh 160 prs ,
,along the west line of Hiram - Mei-rids lot to a,
corner, thhnco west, 100 acres utoro or less.
The sai'l ezecutors further art forth that the
said John " P. Snider 'bad lately deeeasedslenv •
ing a widow;Sarah A. Snyder, and ,one child,
Ora Snyder, that in their opinion it would be
the advantage of said widow and, child to have
said land sold, and that they could obtain for
the same a better'price at . private than at pup.?
lie sale, and:prayed the court to authorize them
to maketsale thereof at Erivate Sale, Lc.
Whereupon the Court on th.l,,day' and - year
aforesaid appointed Monday the 2d day of Sep
tember, 18ti7, at 1 0 oit lo o4‘ nl-. kW the hear
ing and Inver igation of the matters contained
in said petition and directed that notice be per
sonally given to all'persona ; resit lug in this
county whore beneficially or legally interest
ed in the above de cribed laud, and that notice
of this application be, published in' the Brad
find Reporter for four weeks mext beloro'said
2d day of September, next
'Aug. I;1867
J. /dADILL, clerk
taUARDIAN AND UOMMITTEE
%.K SALE. - -By virtue of orders issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas and Orphan's
Court of Bradford County; Samuel Howard,
Committee of Allen D. Brown; a lunatic, and
Fanny Biooks, GnaZiliau of: Mary R. Brown,'
Lorene C. Brown, Adeline brown and Hiram •
Brown, minor children of Hiram Brown, late
of Wyalasing, will selLoa the premises
at public sale on SATURDAY', AUGUST 10th,
184, at 1 o'clock, p. m..-all that certain lot,
piece or.parcel of land situate lathe township
of Wyalusing, known as the 'Hiram Brown
Farm, and bounded and!described as fellows to
wit : On Life north by laud of Juba Holten
back e pn the east by lauds of Ira Brown, on the
southiby the Suntlebstioa River, and on the'
west by lands of D. K. Brown mid Brown.
Oontaihiog about seventy-Ilva,.4,res of land.,
The widow of the said ilifloa Brown, dediti
will join in the deed so asto convey her inter
est in the land' to the person who may pur
chasel
the-same.
TERMS-8100 to be paid when the prep nty
is struck.down,l6so.at the con%rroytion u, the
sale and The balance Iyhroo equal annual pay
mentl Vrit4 ;LiteTest in
eouttrttion of
safe. ANIUKti .HOWAftD,
committee.
FANNY BROOKS, -
Guardia*.
July 6. 1867
CARPHAN'S • COVET SALE.-7-By
vlrtno o' - an order I , sued but of the Or
phan's Couit of Bradford County, , the under
signed executrix of the estate:ol Job Tibbetts,
late of sv &Fria two.,.dee'd, will sell at public
sale on thepremises on SATURDAY, the pith
day of AUqusr, 1887, at j oNloek, p m., the
followlng'deseribed lot piece or pared of land
situate in Warren townelai , j, toanded on the
north by.tha,biglitlay ;ceding frem Warren Cen
tre to Jitc,kson Valley. on the east by lands of
Jeulta Bowen, on [he south by hinds of Nathan
Bowen, on the west by lands_of R.icbel A. k .Tlb4
hefts. Containing atent,29 acres; -
TEMP-450 to be 144 'at : Om* of sale
$lOO on,
.mint4tmiatlottof sale, and the balance in
Pito NU* puyiheuts with interest trod eondr
mation." • RACHEL, •TIBBVITS;
Aug. 1, 1867. - 'Executrix.
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q 741 ftregat
lIDTIOR'FANIJTICIE . In the. nzat
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ter of 14e esTdte of Cororiiitf e .
in thierOrphruk'stourt'l.l:ail/Orfir'..nudti.,
/The gnderalicinwl . tv,,ifl
.Coart - tn dir,pos_e fiZt-). r, rt: ,a
ltanh of- account of adrift:l traltix o' ‘;
talewill attend la -the 9utiri tt .01,1rE:i•-
lr7ent.al lila When in :IT
ba SAT4IIIDAY, AUrillgT,- 24;' 1567. '1;
elock:p. where all pear.one having
•Yalt-DPEtbef/t LOPOplzire ' lstrtver dellarreil. •
W. A. 1'E015: 1
Andflor.
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NOTICE r rAnn D(112-
, dick AM/we/ Coleman. In th e Court
of •Comatort Pleas of Bruciford County, Ni. 161
December term.l464. ••• • • z •
The undersigned an aa4orUppointal a id
Court' to 'distribute' meney , arising Amu the
sherifl l sialo.of defendatiti- interest. in eertaia
,yeal estate, will attend to the duties of .1113"
ap
pointment at hie -office In the Borough at To.
spencla,on•TDESDAY, the27th day of A iltitinT
1867, at 2 &clock, p. m. whereon persons hay.
lag claims upon, said monies will attend or
forever be debarred from die same.'
HENRY PEETr
• Auditor:,
-Aug. 1; 1867
A. VDINOWS NOTIUE.—/ n the nuit.
ter ig the voluntary, anion/al off 11.
F V Root: I'n the - Court . of Comaion• Pleas of
Bradford County, No. Olt, Sept. term. 1862.
.The undersigned Auditor,- appointed by wild
Court , to•distribale 'monhys the ban 'a of Jas.
H. Webb, • admiaistraior of ' . lhoma% Su Mad;
decid, as assignee , of , If. W. loot. will attend
to the duties - of lie appo-ntmeut al ht albue-i a
the Etorongte of :Towanda, on hatarday, .Au.
gag 24,1t67, at I o'clock p. m., at which 'time
and place, alrpersou.shAvlng claims upon,,ahl
moneys : must present Chun -or be fOrever de
barred. • VA T., 11.4171 E.-4,
• Aug. 4.1867. * Anditc;rl
teXECUTOWS bIOIIOE.---Notice i 8
hereby given Inst. all persons , indebted to
he estate
.of. JAMES FintilAN, of
Armenia tsvP., -dec'd.. are requested to make
mediae payment, and those ha.lng claims
against said estate- must prestent them duly an
tbentkated fur settlement. •
CHARLE.4 CR. M/A . I,W
ANGEL4NE
&content.
June 251867
ptal Ostatt.
AO RENT.—Au office on Maiult4
2nd door. Two roomi. back and front.
Very enpefior loiation. Apply to HOS LAY YE
/r. AVARD'..,(next'door)-;
T6wandi, July 11 . 117.
DOUSE AN D LOT. FOR ALE
LJ .lbe aubscriber otters bib Dwelling
and Lot fur isle, in Towatda, Borough. out:taro
street; between. Main and Wat •r erren;, "enl
about 25 [lids diree'ly norihOf the,,Co
B Ilse 24540 ieet,twu stories high: Lot 3d feet
front by 220 feet • deep, facludrug an .alley on
back-end.. Bar and - Ober c,utou logs, add
some Jinn trees thereon. , uariblo ior a .Pri
vateß.,arding House. 'Price $t 500:-
Aug 1; 1861.-4 t,
.
new and sple;Alid
J: three story Brick Building, with as: trues:
and sub-cehar, large Oak Friar, fix.D feet gts
now occupied as Motel and. Restaurant, with
three new Billiard Table, .in 2d story..alv, fur
niture, Batures, &C. Good Ice l'l9use well thr
ee. • Motel and Restaurant is doing a good bu•
hisses. Satisfactory reasons given for bet .
'Said Hetet •nd Restaurant is in Means' litcck,
.Towanda, Pa.:. Tercets easy.., For
ferther particulars enquire on the prenailies.
MORILL:i & WOL
H Towanda, July - . ?
FOR 11.ENT.—A valuablO farm sil
on the Junction arid Breakwater R.
8.1, boar miles' hum IieUrgeGOWIJ. cdunty/siat
of Sasses COntity, coatatniag 300
acres, lan Improved balance timber. Good
dwelling, barn,. rablitig and ont , bniblings,
over 600 peach and apple trees . . Ia well ledued .
Will be rented for six years.
Forlarther information apply to, or address
W.ll. E. bYEtic,Ell,
Real Estate Broker,
Lewis, DelaW...ro.
July 11,.1867
OR SALE CHEAP -3u F
ed Parm ;' 77 acres ; ; 15 Let e 3
cleared; 12 acre of good ebesnut building
timber and railwa.y ties. A double 1,..), , rded
house in gOod rep air, livin;i sprang in kit cLim.
Barn 30.x5; In good repair. abcut . 75% fruit,
trees. • Price .S2UOO. A pply to
.11°Y.L'A,N Y.E Sc WAlli>„
Towanda, July 25, 1867.- ' .
A FINE IMPROVED FARM
11 sitcwe Ar-, 3 Lula tuwia.;lll l ). ;SJ ocr. ;
40 acres imiiroved 1 ;000T1t331E L10U.:7,1;
with 14 apartments ; Two orehaida ; four Mr
ing spriugd;,u. acne Barn with Basement,
31 , xit; —Fur Sale. Price . 33,500, (part may le
main). Apply ,to
SION TA N %VAL Li
Towanda, July 11, 1+0;7. -
V .-
ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE .-
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The subacri r vtivra lor sale Ili, !.101l ili
WysON, tie..trly upp - riit, Tug-.r a. Th)s d'atm
codrains t'2.., acres 0 , laud in , high stSis ut i in
proveniSni, witLi a splentin thvellsn.; h'.l! se,
bsras and uniiii.ildings. 1: his a lugs tii..v.s.--
tsilsiig orchard stuckeil with; good trait ul ev
ery nescriptiuti. his in a good ireigd!!...r`,o r!
within easy reach at the cilarea ;aati
,-wli ..,1
privilegeN of Towanda I! rough. I. , drtriu,,:
sale, *c., elliitiirC 01, thesubscrib , :r .11i the pren , -
lays. : ' KO Itt; A. U. - ..‘Titielii...i Li IA,
WySOX. April S. l - d;7.—tp . .- -
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VALUABLE FARM, FOR SAI.J.:
The subscriber offers lor sate his fain: nil!
uatein North . - .);ranL:a, abon!, one mile= liukr
Towandwiionnigh, e , 'a the. neat !eadinz lrritn
. Towanda to Wa , ;nily.. Said tarrn uon4os , ci
acres. 0.1 he about. 41 .0.1,0 utr th •
wee: tilde 01 the , "road, flats a new ii:Ltact:
trucned tiiicliiiig'hotisit; and gond thertini,
and's - well wavered. lerruy nutlit Got
further parfleular3 enquire obi the'precu6es of
. WM. M. WATTI4..r.
Sfarell 14,,1857
VALUABLE FARM. F'01?, ,SALE.
A !,,ut. our Tov:a;.11, - (in ilta
E.Lbtein bautc uZ the ;mu a River.
abinn lOU 'acres. FrarniA act',
tEma, a horse barn; orrn poio;e and g9od
urebard theieon. For iern s and partieLisi a
inquire of WM. J. 1./ELPEE.L; H. ut ...•11e4tquine,
or JAMES W41 , 1D, ;it Towanda. •
Junt,13.1867.
REAL ESTATE. .AGENCY. ‘!:
H. B. McKHA.N. .REAL ESTATE.
Olrrtsahe following Farms; Coal ail Timhta
Lands. for sale:
Flue Tinitr r lot, 3 miles from To.vauda. c
,taining i 3 acres. t'riee £1.32 i.• / ,
Farm in A.syluzu, eiintaining 135 acres. Goo.l
bnild•nes. Under a G. e atrte of „ci.lticati.n,
btost-ly improved, Price tl,Odo. •
Farm in. We-i Berlingt , m—eu _Girt -
New, house and barn. linetr aline ataier..l cul
tivation. 95'acreg., - Price Vi 4, 0. , •
Farms in Flanklin. All iader pood c,•ititLi
tion. Good buildings. ks..ld ebesp,...*
• Several very. lit:uses • ar.,d
Towanda.
• L I.qia tract of Coal Lands in. Tioga er...iwy-
Triwarpla; July IS,
ovy N. PROPERTIES, TO tkrA.N •
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buildb2g4ta, on ; orabard 31c,1
Third Sts - I.' - -Price from 4440 to ii.oo.
- 60 Lots nn Main and Railroad strevts.
te
$300:to 351,, . •
•. giti , , , en lot. 0:1 liritigU btfC,A.
Town ReAdeece. tittou goo,l •
nelffhborbood. Price $2200.
°time arm tot on .Third - street, oppovitr.-e- -I -
lege. Price $lBOO, •
. Two Lots 60 tcet-font . by 100 feet ricoit - . nFk
site College. .
Avtyly to hIONTANYE & Want).
Town properties ir•und, -
.bonght, and 4014: 7 - :
.Rentals obtained.
A- I.IOTEL-PROIsERTY„
Ten minuto wall; from the Borough'. 'Pew(
$3,500. Part may remain.
MOS:TANTE do WARt).
Towanda, Jul 25; 1P67. . ,
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if A YL . A N D A: It
Farnis.in Tolbot and - a - d Joining counUesloti thn '-
Eastern Shore of-Maryland. -
- • Dcair..ble. Evans near Watm. Game;
Fish and Osfers in the grrateat abundance —1
Most fertile's , 11, protlueifig and Vegeta
bles of every kind; A d4lightlul eliinatemtqa-1
bin .for reache:4, Crapes and terry car:or:a oti
Fruit, with s tide of • eilligratFin pouring is r
from th; North, coml.:onel° make it a Meat an- •
ducement to ziny person comomplatiug a change"
'to. a mild :aid firulthi clu Cirenlars.
'maps, and eafa!ognes of farme.andfpricea, sent .-
Tree upon'applicatiln to rtie. nt Futon, TAO!:
county, Idarylund, ey to Edward Overton, * Jr.,
Towanda,
• .
3rA 4 . c. B. QV 1t11T, ( 241.. •
Late 11. 8. Army, , formerly comuloted with '
BiugLam,&tafe.l.etml Agenel la Noriititim -
Permsylvani.l.l
A ng. li. ,11167. , ' .
p.4.11T . 1.CA4 NOTICE.
lir undersigned would rop.mtratts glad 84•
lice to their friends and the pablie. gentrally,
that ito goodsitill be suit: .
AT RET A:I I;
At that Store after ibe;,
FIRST OF SEPTZMITR
And all accounts due as, are expected folic set
tled by the 151,11 of .august.
FOX, rsTEV6NS, lIERCOR, & CO.
Towanda, July 18, 18ti7: •
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