friafrd leporttr.
LOCAL.
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stir Rev. Mr: Wthitii. of -
,
"Bethell
Church, preached a sermon to the Boatmen
at the Basin on Sunday atternoOn last.
'gr- -We regret tq learn that - 4(#
Diviir,§upt: of the Towanda Coat Onnipariy,
spmined his ani - dequiie hinny, on Monday
lust.
or A meeting for dimming -dele
gates to the Union Retiniiiinan °aunty p 0 .3 2 -,
vention on the decocul of SePtembei,
will held in the Grand Jury room Elatiir
day,evening, Angnst 21st, at seven o'clock
p. -
THE -CIRCUS...-.We suppose that it is
hardly necessary for ns to invite the people
to go-to Thayer Noyes' Great Circus; 'ad
vertised for Satuiday next. Everybody goim
to the circus without urging. We see by
tlie papers that the concern is well spoken
of a nd hope it may folAltita promise.
Miss - 104A T. SHAW afrequent cob
iributar to the different newspapers in this
County, 'died in Omaha, Nebraska, on the
night of the seventeenth inst. Miss &law
was possessed of fine talents, and her err.
neat active piety endetired/hei to a hirgie
circle of friends.
Mcaars CODDING & RUSSELL have
purchased the lot a djoining thsiiown, on
Main St., rind are now actively engaged in
clearing away the rubbish, preparotery to
erecting a fine fire-proof building. We un
derstand-it is-their design to put in either a
Marble orstin Iron fiord.
MERCHANTS' 1:54191.1. EXPRESS
PITCH has been appointed the Agent of thi s
company at this Place. Arrangem eats have
been made for the carrying of packages
'trice 6. (Icy from Wavekly. The company
tow control the line to this place, and
ell*rge for packages through. The charges
in'accordance with-the very low tar
ift:;-ef the , company. •Ofticiii at Papipfs,store.
Crud In _ EsTrver..—The Ladies of
.Church will hold .a festival at Fire
ruaiis Hall, commeneini, on Monday eve
ning Sept 20, and continuing until Tues
day; evening. -
They will otter for sale a beautiful variety
of Faucy Articles ; and at the seine time will
be prepared to entertain their patrons with
the choicest delicacies of the season.
Trusting. to the liberality of their friends:
and the public generally, they confidently
anticipate a profitable and pleasant time.
ze- Dr. A. S. 5.1.1.E , 5, of Ithaca, N .
Y., who, cures by Inhalation, ss he can
show a better record asp Throat /Liver and
Lung PhysiCian than - any man in America.-
Examinations made with the Laryngescope
and ReSperotuete. Consultation free. Phy:
sicians_are invited to call. Hundreds °Nile
most reliable certificates are given of cures.
Dr. Sellen will bo at the Ward_ House, To
wanda, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Sept. 3d, 4th and sth, at Ulster, Sept. 6th.
- inir We learn, we believe, from re.
liable_s maces, that some six thousand . panes
of glass were destroyed -in the Erie Railway
work-shops at Snsquehaima, by the terrible
hail-storm on Sunday last. We also learn
that in certain parts of the town of Nichols,
the oats and the buckwheat are very gener
ally destroyed. The damage up east of
Owego village, along the Susquehanna, is
also very -great.. It is very possible that
when 'the gait was so severe in a place like
Owego village, surrounded by hills and sha
ded by trees, that in more exposed places
the dtstraetion of drops must be very great,
U. $. EXPBEiB OFFICE.—Our busi
ness men will be pleased to learn that the
tinted States Express Co. have established
at regular Express Office in ibis place, and
appointed Mr. F. E.•BAnnsAgent. An ex-'
press wagon will run daily between this
place and Waverly, and goods will be deliv
ered at greatly. xednced rates. Any informa
tion in regard to the Company, can be ob
tained by calling on the Agent at the Book
Store of Arvonn 4k, B4rinxu. `• •
SOMETHING . NEw.—Aliessre. J. H.
FOUNTAIN 41b Go. are putting, up 200 pounds
of Flour :in a . barrel,, and 60 minds in a
sack. This firm ' 6 known all through
Southern New York as man hirers of the
best Michigan White Wheat. They manu
facture it in any quantity to suit wholesale
dealers, - and will tarnish it to dealers at a
small advance fromcOst of manufacturing.
It is put i ni3 hi - sh pe to suit the • general
L
want of the'retarl trade. Our provision des
b•rs in this section will do well to eiamine
M-ssrs. FOUNTAIN
net
Flour and prices.
W e believe they es, 1 a
hetter ,themselves.
Wholesale depots a Waverly and Port Jer
vis, N. Y.
t4r On. Sunday evening a well .
known sporting character named Pan No-
Wes, who has been a resident of. Flro'ra
since last spring, was arrested by a couple
of detectives- from New York, and Buffalo,
and Marshals Covell and Knapp. After his
arrest he was taken off to some place not
yet made public. His arrest wrs for the
crimes of burglary, bank robbery,and sneak
thieving at the West. He had-been.-arres
ted several times before, but had managed
to elude the detectives or get off by paying
large bribes,as high ; it is reported at $3,000
in the case of ; one bail-bond. He bought
the fine horse formerly owned by Michael
Foster, and lived in fine style. He had
fine -reputation fOr keenness athoug the_
sporting community of Elmira.
SOMETHING NEW AND DEUEABLE.-
Mitchell, the Prince of Map men, has bee
getting out a new Atlas, not the old style
of map, hung against the wall,bnt a book of
beautiful maps, made on a large scale at
that. The =Tit are printed from new
plates, and beautifully painted, with an ar
rangement for furnishing new Mamas the
country changes, as changes w matte, new
States admitted, or Territories divided.
Mitchell proposes to send you a new Map
of the changes for fifteen cents and has left
a place in, the Atlas to put it.- This plan
keeps the Atlas new; and also shows you
the gEowth of the country, as you have the
old Map, and by compar ing . with the new.
can see the change that has been made.
The agent called our attention to the Chi
cago Tunnel, laid under Lake Michigan, to
. supply the city with pure water, the most
wonderful achievement of moderni -times.
Also the 'silver mining districts. In Nevada
Territory: The boundaries of thie dis
tricts are given; .‘vith their names, and the
telegraph line running through that region,
soon to be followed by the Pacific B. R.,
and we can imagine the excitement when
the workmeu shall reach thiee ridges, Ka
with their 'shovels, unearth the precious
treasure. There are nearly, or quite one
hundred maps and plans of cities, &e:,"&c..
smiths priori eammend&,,it to everybody.
Every, family should have a copy. -
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Jf:, -, Spicl4lL., N:a 44 i it.
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star, Albems; 'veri-ebetip; iiiptoes
Boa Store. ,„ 1
,
, 111 0 30 0. 1 klitOn
New Spit= cif Pentomieldp,
others, At Ones & Co:allow
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To TamOnato--Tit' i
Practioe.of Tailing • " - r
41..bnomt WI method of,
vono - it Mem&& -
WANTED.A 'first ci
s good hostler can And -
at the American Hotel, A .
-pi y to Bennett & Smith,' •
'Biter St; Towanda. -
is. A superfor - goolfty of Stamp
lag Paper and Enielopee, always on hand,
at O. 1 1 :11toinra OW& Itoolt tore. .
set. We have lately reoeived en
elegant Stamping Press from the .city. and
traireolPtrg r stamp I:plr a iint -
e mtvelopeis
in the most fashionable and artistic manner
at C. P. Chess & Co's.. Book tore.
Gain Vrsza.—Do.. you want any
Grapeltines ? IL M. Welles can supply you
With any known cultiva tak . ratio. earidy, and
werrunted true to num. Aug. 28.
Ile— Mien Ossomavilt .commence
the lith term of heeschool, 'Monday Sept.
2nd: Schocd year of 40 weeks , divided into
4 terms., 'English Branches *lto $7, Latin
$2,50•t0 $3. I. Ang. 2&
Pte.--The undersigned
will . give a Hervest Party at the Milan Hotel
on Frida_y, September .6th, 1867. - Thecom
fly of yearself and !idyls solicited. Music
McDonald's Full Band. Bill $2,50. ' •
S. Warms, Pro'p.
Lovers -of music are invited to
call at Dzwirr & • Drrim(M'slicknaio Booms
where they can see the finest; stock of Pion
oes ever offered for sale in this section of
country. Now is a rare time to purchase a
Piano cheap. - . Aug. -28;
FANCY DRESS BALL.-41te public are
invited to attend a Fancy Dress Ball to be
given at the Union Hots ,in Rome Borotkih;
on. Friday evening, Sept. 6,11867. Good
music will be in attendance . ' Bill $2,50.
Ang. 5.-it --LPL GVl:loyr, Prop.
S. Z. Sams is the ; Authorized
traveling Agent for Life and Fire Insurance
Agencies, and Real Estate basins at this
office. • IllowrANii it WARM
TOWANDA, July 25, 1867. ' •
PEARS,' PLUMS, CHERRIES, PEACHES,
eranarrs, &AL—Do you want any of these ?
R. M. Welles-can supply youlwith good and
thrifty trees of any variety ; and warrant
than to grow. - Aug.. 28.
Mr Theory and Practice of Teach
ing or the motives and methods of Good
School-Keeping, by David. P. Page, A. M.
Expressly for Teachers, at Caoss k Co.'s
New Book Store.• , •
a C.,F. Ctoss St Co: are now
prepared to receive Subscriptions to all the
N.Y • Daily, and Weekly Papers, Pamphlets,
Magazines &C. ' They • design' to keep a req-
War News $OOlll in connection with their
Book Store. . •
•
air Mrs. H. G. Salmon will open
a select school 'on Orwell Hill, at the Pres
terian Parsonage, Sept. 2,1f0r a term of
eleven weeks. Terms, $4., A $5.
Ang. 19, 1867.-4w*
.
ger Our old friends and enstOmers
will•find us with a fon ate& of Hardware
in our riew Shanty store On Pine street
about 100 feet west of E. T. Fox's corner
ba& of Powell's store—where we invite all
to call and boy goods cheap.
O
goods /
dL 111113132L1.
Towanda, Aug. 80,1867.
APPLE TREEB.-R. M. Welles has a
good supply of choice apple trees, of all the
leading valuable varieties. His trees have
had two years growth in good soil since be.
ins transplanted ; and, besides being very
thrifty, are splendidly rooted with awags of
fine, fibrous roots • and are : well worth twice
as much as any o ther apple trees you can
tiny. Aug. 28.
o--
Stir Oar heavy loss by fire compels
us to ask all persons indebted tons to make
a strong effort to help us ndw. We need
it now, and - shallifeel very grateful, to our
friends, if they? will remember us at this
time with material aid. I• •
CODDING! Jr, Itusszim.
Towanda, Aug. 13, 1867.
Smog FOR WAVESLY, connecting
with trains East and West, leaves Towanda
every morning at 7 . o'clock, and will call at.
dwellings for passengers if names and ad
dress is left at the-Post Office with Messrs.
Alvord A Barba..
Stage returning leaves Waverly on arri
val of evening trains from East and West.
Aug. 1, 1867.
7-30 TREASURY Norie—The Govern
ment is now converting the first series of
7-30 Treasury notes into the 5-20 Gold Bear
ing Bonds, the undersigned j have arrange
ments and facilities for procuring their con
version on the most favorable ternui,holders
who desire to have themconverted are re
questeir# call upon us. , The new 5-20
Bonds oe hand for sale, we' also purchase
all descriptions of Government - :Securities
and pay the highest market price.
April 67.' B. S. Bus: ell & Co.
Bui.cs.—Now ready forsale, iouble
and ,single Tulips,
Hyacinths, beautif. vari
ety, - erocus and tifew thousand celery plants
for sale, all been reset in fine condition,'ie
one of the best vegetables, a little industry
to clean up the ground where th 3 early Peas
and Potatoes have been raised, prepare the
ground with compost anfiyou can successful
ly raise a crop of celerg ; if set by the 20th of
August. Determinattop, • iudnstry, work,
application, with good JudipAent and econo
my with the blessing of God, work wonder.
I can educate any man in two minutes how
to raise celery. MAXIM MIX.
Aug. I.—lm
' PARIS rsArut3lTlON—DEiiirtNa MACHINE
Awsank —We recently publiehed a brief tel
egram from Paris, announcing the award to
Messrs. Waucum do Wnsoit of a gold med
al, over eight Y-two Eompetgors, for the per
fection of their sewisionatlines.. '
Follow
iug.Rte.copie&of thckdthila documents con
the announcement.
fir-miniXPOSITION
PARIS, 1867.
Co ON IMPLFALZ, CELAMP-DZASIABS,
16 July, 1867.
Mi. B. Hunting, No. 139 Regent-street, Lond:
Dna But : Relying to your inquiry, I
beg to state that the only Gold Medal for the
manufacture and perfection of Sewing-Ma
chines and Button-hole Machines,was awarded
to Messrs. Waszum & Wnenae,of New-York.
Yours, respectfully.
' _HENRY P. Q. VALIGNY,
Member of Inteinational Jury and
of same. WICKHAM do Ih.tox AgelV4 l ;
Bradford,
Courry Mac au= berrwrz.—The
teachers of common and other schools of,
the Caddy, are invited to attend the Coun
ty Institute, at the place fixed upon at their;
last meeting, viz ; Smi th field, kionday,Aug
ust 26, East Canton, Monddy Sept. 9th, and;
Orwell, Sept. 16.
Teachers are requested to be punctual in:
their attendance at the *Ming Monday atl
two o'clock, prepared to 'remain till the
close, _Friday afternoon or evening., No
frivolous excuses for absence from the Insti-1
Lute will be accepted on examination day.
Alde instructors and lecturers will be
present.
Teach ers 'will bring •teet books, Apt*:
beas. m.
• kiclura) Directors, Clergy Meg and people,4,
- generally, are cordially invited to Attend.
At& i O. J. Ostommog. C 0.1510. I
sir Armyy Drum and Fife Book,'
Guitar. ' 'Violin, Fide and Fbacej
-olot Instructor,id Glom I CO'oi. Book Btore.
The- . AinuujiA meeting of the
Deadfall County &S. AssoCiation, te
held in Wysox, Tuesday and„Widneady.
fiept. 10 and - 11: Tuesday at 11,A. M. forgo
nitation,-2 P. IC addresses aitd dissolutions,
i n the = 'ming ; Berintisi Mid-Mellon frdin
.:Wednesday, _Prayer MeetiAg
at 9,. at 10, regularbissiness taken up, inetn•
ding election of Calterifse
1 !ta. OW'
Lion Box opened and answerigiveitYredngs.
dayatl P.M__ • ' •
Ciumniuss Kawriona..—Anninber ofsohoOs
axe expected to be in attendiume`, ' 13.
burner is to be awarded to the schobl show*
ing
the best average 'attendance. Ant
schocd competing for this prme, will' sea'
the book of record with the report to the
Presidents desk at the beginning of the con. .
wadi= EveryS. 113. is vapiested to/seid
at ;least one &bode. OsossA. RE;xcut.
Aug. WI --Stw [ ' Beare tary.l
BB
itSclibiter's
npezioi to all
• &ors:-
history isid
Is School
dims at Ar,
nook and
eni_p!opient,
;3%44-111,1
TasnAosser.:--R. M. WELLES his
now in his employ a rnitlinum, of experi
ence in the business, to obtain 'orders. • He
will canvass Eastern, Western/Mond add
Southern Bradford. All. peasant so dia..
posed, can have an opportunity to patroti..
.
their Towanda Home;
. Nursery. If- the
agent does not call iiponyou,"yon caul/lite,
or call at the Nursery for what you want.
Nursery Catalogue to be had for the asking.
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE, R*
undersigned joint committee of
the Soni of Temperance and Good Temp.
lays, - of Towanda, announce to the public,
that a countymeas meeting of the friends of
Teinper !i nce, will be held in' the Court
House, in Towanda, on Wednesday evening
the 4th September,- for the purpose of orga
nizing a County Temperance Union, auxil
iary to the Pennsylvania State Temperance
union. Coming events imperiously call' for
sash an drganization. Short addresses by
eminent ipeakera,' may be expected. -
A. J. Esirrinumooirs, W. P.
Os= A: &Its, D. D. G. W. P.
On part of the Sore; of Temperance:
• C. Husrox, W. C. T.
W. Pimps, D. D. 0, W.lO. P.
Onipert of the Good Templars.
TRiAL LIST FOR OMPTERBER TERN, 18 6
SECOND WIZ&
Jas TNtkey vs. Wm Lackey, et.al... Assns.
Clark o n & Nichols vs. Meyle Ward,debt
SN&JP Blood's vs. - .,C F Welles,Jr..case.
Jno Borts vs. Pomeroy Bros, ' trespass.
Polly Ohilson vs.JWl3weet et.al —replevin.
,Allen Whlie.vs Lewis D Goodwin ..sypeaL
N.O Elabree vs. Chas Barton et.4....eject.
H R'Stevena vs. F H Pelson et: .. appeal.
S Hyatt et. aL_ vs. F Ellett et. al tres.
Augustus Lewis *a. D D Brewster cid:
R W Cheeney vs. Athens twp.. case.
J Thompson's ad's vs. G W Theldnson,
Fall Creek C. & L- Co. vs. J M Smith. Ares.
T Maisel vs.
.W Bramhall....ejectment:
Miles Prince vs. Edwin Owens qt.al.. do.
Seth Peck vs. Stephen ..... 'case.
J A Bradley vs. Towanda Twp debt.
123 Luckey et.al. vs. Valentine Smith, ejet.
Z P Corson vs.-111W Thompson ejct
S N Bronson vs. t N Parks appeal.
Bmwn& Rockwell's use vs. G,l3•Plu.k do.
Morgan & Davison vs. Wm.SDobbins,
d J Denmark vs. N C Railway Co do. •
Wing A: Mitchell vs. Welles & Mood .do.
Conmonwealth MElsbree'a ex'rs
SECOND Nimes._ •
F B Ford vs. H B McKean et.id....att. ex.
t 4 E Martin vs. D Coolbaugh's adm's..case.
W ariensyckle vs. Fall Creek C. Co.. app.
Michael Kerwin v G Simons etal....case,
JI V Ballard vs. RH&HA Ward.— do.-
14 Smith vs. Aug., Kelly eta]. do.
1 - .;# SlaughW vs. S Pierce's ex'll.....sci. fit.
W H Shepard vs.' same do.
Johu Putnam vs. Granville twp .debt.
B Gardner vs. Ridgbnry twp. do.
Henry Miller vs. Ransom Tanner...sci. fa.
Patrick Blade vs. Win J Risser eject.
Alvin Sayles vs. Leßoy twp 'debt.
Daniel Quaid vs. Towanda twp, ..... do.
Martin W - MoGill vs. •do do.
G F Bedington vs. F H ' Parsons .... appeaL
D M James vs. J J Green do.
8 Hawkins vs. C D Cash etal a do.
J F Means vs. W Means Watts case.
Ann Donoho vs. 0 S Lafferty.. • apseaL
4BADFOIID COUNTY, sp.
; Sabpcenas rettmiable Sept. 9, 1867, at 10
o'clock a. in., for second week, and Sept.
16, at 10 a. m., for third week. •
Aug. 12, 1867. W. A. Tacums,,Prory.
LI OF JURORS DRAWN FOR SEPTER.
nip SESSION& 1867. .
Albany, Alexander English; Asylum, Si
meon Decker; Athens twp., Samuel Hulett,
John Morley, hit Elsbree;_Burlington twp.,
Barker Brown, Henry Allen ;RCanton twp.,
William Packard; Granville, Oscar Saxton;
Herrick, John J Anderson Leßoy, Benj. J
Hoagland ; Monroe twp.,"Joab Sommers,
Thomas T Smiley; Pike, Dennis G Nor
thrup, Wm. id Payne; Standing Stone, Guy
Brown; Smithfield, lliott Wilcox; BMA°.
gain, John Webb; Tbwanda, Charles N.
Charles-Kellum, Jared'D Gooden
ough; Troy. twp., Daniel Randall; Wag,
Ephraim Mosier; ,7ilmot, George Frutcliey,
•
TRAVER/IS MlOBl3--I , TIIST WPM
Albany, Orrison Hibbard, Walter Conklin;
Aiba Bow'. David Palmer; Asylum, John
Bennett; Burlington twp., Jaxaes Nichols;
Canton twp., Simeon Stolnt; F l ranklin,
Thomas A Seamen, Joseph E Spalding;
Granville, Percival S Bailey, Robert Bailey;
Leßoy, Cheeney B Stove, Hollis A Hol
comb; Monroe twp., Charles Holland, Geo.
W White; Orwell, Chancey G Gridley, John
W Hill; Pike, A Dennis Passed, John Al.
demon;. Rome Boro'. John Whitaker; Ridg
berry, Columbus C Burt, Morris Cummings;
Sheshequin, Andrew Webb ; Springfield,
VIII Tracey; South Creek, Geo Staten; Ter
ry, Wm T Horton, Solomon .Strong ; Troy
.Boro', Nelson Adams; Towanda born', Geo
W Coon, Isaac Smalley; Wyalusing, Win N
Wells, Daniel States; Wells, Abram Bu
channan, Morris Shepard; Wysox, Gaylord
Wood, Geo third; Wilmot, Reuben Barnes.
TIULVERiIE JIIBY. 2D WEEK.
Athens twp., John Satterlee, Geo Bur
chard; Burlington West, J H McKean;`
Columbia, Giles Peckham, Richard Gnstin,
Charles 0 Havens; Coluinbia, Uriah Fer.
guson; Franklin, James Williams, Daniel
• Montgomery; Granville, Smith May; Le.
•
Bayeville, - Benjamin Pierce ; . .• Litchfield,
William Campbell; Overton, Ruben Rhine-,
bolt; Orwell, William Browning ; — Pike,
Win. &Davis; Rome twp., Silas N. Berner,
Washington Towner,Elnathan Sinith;
berry, Thomas Decker; Sheshequin- E
Brigham; South Creek, James Bu rnham;
S thfield, John Chamberlin,, Christopher
E alit; Troy.-twp., James Ward; Trey
Boro'. lenient T. Paine, Samuel Aspinwall;
Tuscaro ~ Bailey Keeney; Towanda Boro'.
K :hall, Nathaniel N Betts, John
Merideth; wanda North, Samuel Haw
kins; Wysox, Hiram Davenport,, Clark
Smith; Win..: Benjamin Knykendall;
Warren, Win. P` , old; Wells, Win. B
Wilson.
- • es.
Albany, Alvin Wall Asylum, 8 Mc.
Kelm Laporte; Athens .4., Wm. West
brook; Burlington twp.,BussAl Hollenback;
Burlington West, Stephen Styles; Canton
twp., Henry Warren; Canton Boro'. Daniel
Wilcox; Columbia, James Benedict; Frank
lin, Daniel W Ckkeley, Joseph L 'Johnson,
Herrick, William Hillis 2d; Litchfield, An
drew J Layton, Andrew Brainard; Leßoy;
Heman Andrews, Joseph Smiley; 'Monroe
Jefferson L Coolbaugh; Orwell, John
Vowles• Pike, Bradford Beecher; Rome
twp., Prdsepter Forbes; Sheshequin,Oharies
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 Tay twp., Horace
Chilson; Trey lioro '. Moses . WeGlcit,tirihoewn.
anda Thomas M. Woodruff ; Wilmot,.
Daniel D Crandall, David Abrams; Warren,
Nathan Young jr.; Windham; James New
man; Wyalwungi Ira Brown.
is.. School -Cards, of all kinds at
thma do Clo'oo Book Store.
tom- Banas tarnished with Brass
Instruments, at the lowest rates, at Cross
"1 Co's. Rook Store.
TRACY—PABIE.—In the Dutch Reform
()1 omb at Athens,'Pa.,' on the 16th In*,
by the Bev. J. B. Beaumont of Waverly,
assisteil, by Bev. Mr. Berry the Pastor,
the Bov. tr, a, Tracy and Mse Myra L
Mn #pid 2,413, Trait sailed for Maisovaa„
Titilt7,' pa-Missionaries bf the 4. "p..,c0. F.
M.. an the 24th hut.
TYLER—VAN DYBELIIN Anguat. eth, at
the" Praabytorian. Chnroh in Canton, by
Ref. B.P. Oates, Mr. J. DeMott '4ler.to
Mho Jahn a Van Dyke, both of Clanton.
GRAND MOPS.
MARRIED.
.Ba o k s
TO:T1It FRIN7PS iDF.E
2 11A 1
CATION AITC:LarTNNE OF
Vik t a ke 44441 .
that we4ave just ;Tema: in Taints=
:aa,: x ink:' the" 'corner of Bilde"iin f i
if Agiree4 16.13 Patta
frn.:1 1 41. 1 4 :: 19 * - - 11 9 0 tV:04::**
Mat lottery put music iitseonag 4
:found. - Aka Statuary; Paintfts,
Gold .oens, ASectfiele B )-gye,Glailes
RP, glatfie B l,°,M! 4511(if"! and
general- latent of
_Musical In,
4 6untents; e . Notioria" aril
Faney Articles.
Our Goods
'were, all edeOteil in the
care ly erperioaced
610 toitli' cad at a
with a- ukto to the-
with grey
hands and •
very low Mr,
common'
wanti - r - of this
We feel cotiftaent we shall he
.4le
to offer bargainer to all who fav-
,
or" us wit their apatronage. „,
and se . e tn.
CROSS it CO.
Tap Bosom TO ►LL.
,wno
Co. t cluivn jnst
opened a splendid New Book and
Sligo Stort4 in Patton' Block,
Towanda, 4ere they are selling
their line chly for
•
everything
Cash. Call d see theni and sat
isfy yourself! that snob is thncase.
- wands, Jane i 7,1867
111". cellantous.
Wii.*A. ; HAMBERLIN,
Has enlarged hisstore and Is daily adding
largely to his stoo p. In the line of Watches
he keeps the 1
WELL KNOWN AMERICAN 1
And a well selected assortment of SWISS
WATCHES, all warranted to ran well or the
monep refunded. He keeps on
.band a large as
sortment of the celebrated
SETH. THOMAS CLOCK
And the
ITHACA. CALENDAR CLOCK,
Boilable for offices the Parlor or Kitchen. As
canal a good stock of fine
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE
' In the plated line. he has Rogers Blather
I
FORKS AND SPOONS!
Heavily • plated
BreWciit , & Dinner Cast"
•
Elegant treble plate double waif
I,C E It'T C 11, ER S
Handsome Cake Baskets',
BUTTER j• BERRY BISHEAt
Pickle Stands, Tea Bella, &.c., Ice., &e.l
CUAMBERLIN In now keeping the
GROVER & BLKER'S
Family Sewing Machines.
• These Machines are superior to all others for
family use. for the following reasons :
They sew with two threads ()Wed crook the
spools, and require no rewinding.
They are more easily understood kid used,
and less liable to derangement, than other ma
chines.
They are capable of exicniing perfect.y,
without change of adjustment i a much*reater
variety of work than other machines.
The stitch made by these . machines is much
more firm, el stic, and durable, esPecially upon
which require to be washed and ironed,.
than any other at .
This stitch,.. oWing 'faith° manner in whiCh
the under thread is un ought, is much the
most plump and beautifn in use, and retains
this plumpness and beauty, even upon articles
frequently washed and ironed b until they are
worn out.
_. The structure of the seam is%ruch, that, tho'
it be cut or broken at ,intervals of only a few
stitches, it, will - neither open, inn, nor ravel,
but remains firm and 'durable.
Unlike other machines, these *ten both
ends of the seaughy tacit own opemtiO.
With these machines, while silk ii used upon
the right or face side of the seam, cotton may .
be used Upon the other aide without lessening
the strength or durability of the', seam. This can be done on uo other machine, nd is a great
•savlng upon all articles stitched or 'made np
with silk.
Thelie machines, in addition to their superior
merits at; instruments for sewing, execute, the
most beautiful and permanent embroidery and
Ornamental work. ----
- Yon cariget-idewing idachine.,Needles, and all
attietea pertaining to the machine basitteas,,,
M U S I C!
PLA.NOS, ORGANS AND MELODEONS 1
You-can-get at CHAMBERLIN'S one of
DEER BROTHERS UNEQUALLED" ,
PATENT P4NO FORTES !
No better maple id the Sta\es. Warranted sev
en yearii, and to stay in tune longer than any
other. ' Keeps on hand the American , and Treat
Lindsick & Co , celebmtel
PARLOR 40 .R (it A AT'S !
Which for sweetness of tone and style of finish
cannot be surpassed. Are suitable for Churches
Lodges, Semlisaries, and the borne circle. Alio
a general assortment of oche musical instru
ments together with Violin, Violincello Strings
Bridges, Tail Pieces, Bows, BoW Hair, Keys,
Resin, &c., &c.*
Remember that I do. not depend upon the
sale of Musical Instnduents for a living, rouse.'
quently am willing to sell . at al very small ad-
Vallee.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING,
Done in the best manner, as nanal. at low rates
Towanda, JOl7 18, 1867.
THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY'
EXCURSIONS I
IMPORTANT
Excursion Tickets to parties of 40 or more
Mr;, to any station on this Railway, will
at a great reduction from regular rates.
For instance. say a party of 40 desire to visit
Portage Falls, tickets to 'g o and return, will be
issaed at $4 35 each. The regnlar.fare is $6,50
The saving vin a single ticket will $2,15. , On .
40 tickets .sBB.' To all other • strAions, they're
&action will be in proportion. YWo jor three
days notice should be given, thatday an‘nge
merits for th eir ar.comniodation may be afforded
each wty. Farther informationwill be cheer
tallyfurnisbed at the Tibket Otlicel - ). - • ,
G. WALKER. Station - Agent.
Wit. R. SARK, Gen'i Pais. Agt . N. Y.
prurricti,o, NOTICE!
.
The nidersigned'wotddlinefettall7
We to their friends and the plating generally;
,that no gooda will be sold
:T "E -14. )
At their B . tc;ce afar :the
FIRST OF. SEpTEMtERIIIitt,
And all acconnis do us, are exinxted tniet net
thd by.tbs 16th of Angnst. ; /
ittnnu FO3I, II, I7I . 7Ia , NERCUR CO.
liitlailitliilLohlqMesilltor I
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,spend. their large and
, spacious et re, and will ,
-keep j at all times
A LARGE' AND WELL .SELECTED STOCK
DOMESTIC AND YANCY
DRY 43-0013 S,
[(Opposite Codding . 41c Russell)!
Towanda, April 16, 1867.
E
NEW r ii...tt#l,lE I
NEW STORE
AND
NEB c+oompt
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Have just opened their large And
r=spaciona , Store s and will
keep at-all times,
NM
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OF
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Promniviljhao tits/Welled bus. ,
Alba Rem'. ,pwilb - _
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•IlbliettinBrfetsrc-r)
;11,/ Sale 4
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, . owands,Ang. 31,1 ,'-g) tqlta
AIPPLICATIONNUFORMMPRO g
do well, to lean entrlea did
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aug.4ll. 11367, „ ,'„ ;, , ,
p{ ,-f 64.14ET,1ie alnic
xi '1)0 oftbrs - 'Atim" - Containing 00
fragkiJJA; barupkgp, about
mtleaYtDta the 'Barclay Coal Ileglon. It Is wa
thubele a tl i arrand kfiPitalAV dr
lartic a eitayathe Walt r.
ri,9°4 9 2Ol l APV.*,
county; Os.
431 3g 4.0.5,71m4t5.. „ ,
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MI
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TICIUSE .--- iNDL6i FOR SALE
LI The idiiiiiiteriffe6tifitireliing Ho
. _
F
and Lott it or, Nam, avenudtarou= ,
Weak trees lialiblend
about 25 rods directly north of the Court AOUlle
House 24249 fast, tarontorieszldgh. Lot 38 feet
front by 220 feet • deep, including an illey s c
:beet end:::-Bartinild.othar d i
some fruit trees *art. Suitable for a P
rate Boarding Mono: Price $1.500.
N. J . EEL S,
"-Ang. 1; 188V.-42:-.'
BE
Ole.E•AIE:1
!..2 . 11 itei"
Fthree storl i l l kkk litillding, with Basement
and suirciellar,. Oak Freda 6z9 feet glasi,
now.pccupled, otO l and total/rant, with
three new 11111lawrIableridl Kay: aboluk
niture, fixtures,-
.-Gopd ;Ice flouse well fill
ed. Hotel sad Restskrantis' doing a good bk
gistisiketaituTons sr fOrP3I4I
- SAO and nt Meths' Blocx,
Main-st., Towanda; Psi`: Terms easy. For
further particulars enquire on the premises. I ~
,;... ; Pc'WGLFE.,
Towanda, July 11, 1867.
.
oR . BENT.-r—A.v4lnable farm sit
-uatee on the Junction' and Breakwater 11:
8., friar miles .Irom Aleorgetowni cOunty , eltt
of Sussex Couuty, Delaware/ containing -
acres, 160 hapnwed balanow-timber. • G d
dwelling, barn, Stabling and out-ball dings;
over 600 peach and apple ttfts:t 'Jewell fenced
Will be tented fora* yea*.•
dror farther *formation rippry to, or addreas
• . .whf:g SPENCER;
— Real ' Estate Broker,
Lewis, Delaware.
4. July 11.1867.
F" SALE OHEAfi:—An Improy
ed PATO] ,77 acres; titteshequin ; acres
cleared'; 42 sere , -of good Chesnut building
timber and railway ties. A doubt e boarded
beam in good rep.ile, living "spring in. kitchen.
Barn 3806 in good repair. • About - 75 - frdit
trees. Price $2OOO . Apply to
• ' aOhiTANTE ',lb WARD.;
• Towanda, July - 15,_
1807. •
Eli
VALUABLE FARM, FOR SALE
V The su)iscriber offers fcir,iialeibia farm aft
iiiitti•tir` Noah - about' one mile from
Towanda Borough, on. the road leading Irota
Towanda to Waverly. • Said farm coluiists of 82
acres on the east and about 41 acres .on the
west side of the - road. Ilas is nett trained NM
framed dwelling house, and good fruit therien,
and is Well watered yams made. easy; For
further particulars enquire oe the premises of
March 14,1887:
,r WM.. M. WATTS.
•
FINE IMPROVED.. FARM
d situate in Atiylum * township •, 80 acres]
60 acies improved; A GOODIFRAHE HOUSE
with /4 apartmentl;7lwn o rchards; four Of.
114041 gs ; 'a Pato, Biro with Basement,
36z46:—P0 -ale.- Price $3,500. Wit may re
main). "Ap to
MONTAiIY,E'e
' TowMuitt,Jukr, /867. 1.•
vnuAstlz •
• The 1141;1.4%11T , ciffeia (prink his farm in
Wysoxotearly ; oppcisita, Taira: a. This farm
codtains 120 - acres of land Ina high state of im
provement, with a splendid dwelling-honk,
barns and onthaddirigs. Itluta a large never !
+failing orchard stocked with good fruit of ev-
ery description. It is in '1 good neighborhood
within easy reach , of the Church. and &thou'
i
prvileges of Towanda borough : .: For terms 61
sae, /kg., enquire of the subJeriber on the pram
lees. --11011411N-DATRIOKILAND:,
Wysox„ April 8, 1867.—ti•
UALLTAI3LE. FAR , FOR SALE:
About four mile"' from: Toirauda,' sin the
Eastern bank br the Einsqn'ehannt
tabling abotit 100 acres. Framed bonen' and
barn; a horn barn, corn house and good apple
orcbard. thereon. Tor to ` - and' imsticalars.
inquire of WIt. J. IDELPEU El. of, Shesbeqnin;
r EI
AM3 WooD i - at*Toiva da t -
4unelt.'lBo7, -
MARYLAND',
„ . a n d
e i est
Farms in Tolbot adjoin'
~
Eastern Shore of .Maryland.
i!t.sir ble Farms near •=ii t Water, . Game.
1 Fish and Oysters in the gr abundance --
Most tettihi_s Al, producing r.liti. and Vegeta,'
I bles of every kind. A deligl tful climate suita
ble for Peaches, Grapes as every variety of
Fruit. with' a tide, of ernig tion' pouring in
• from the North;-combine toijiake it a greattt
ducement to any person cont_,mplating a change
tO,,a . mild 'and healthy climate.. Oirctilars,
..maps, and c atalogues of farm., and prices, sent
free upon applieatioh to. me at Easton, Tallot
county, Maryland, or to Ed and Overton, Jr..
Towanda. Pa.
Ma,. G. B. OVEBTON, •
Latell.' S. Aritly , fortnerlyj connected with :
. Bingham Estate Ladd "Agettey in Northern
,
-- ,- Pennsylvania. • _ . ..
•I . •
-, ... 4- Ang..B 1867.
=I
Ti6rvii i),tio‘E;rairrits,' Tdlvix
./. Da .+tl building lota.on Lonkbard and
Third Sts Price from $l5O $7OO. •
i t
60 Lots on Main and Rani° d streets. Prite
$3OO to 360,. 7 . :.i 1, , ',,..,, ' f , :; .
Fifteen lota on 'firldge'stree . .
t Town Residence. Goo
neighborhood. Price $2290.
House and lot on Third at
lege. ,Pricesl6oo.
Two Luta 50 feet front by
Fite College.
A pyly to . gONTA.
Town properties found, b
Rentals obtained. • •
A HOTEL, PRO'
Ten sdiantes walk from tit
$3,500.‘ 'PIA may, ren i ain.
MONTH
• Towanda, Jul; 25,1857.,
REAL ESTATEI
. . ,
... t .
U. B. .hioNEAN, SE = TATS .4g,E141?:*,'
Offers the following Farms Coal and Tiniber'
Lands for sale : l' ). / ,
7
Fine Timber. lot, I miles fpm 'Tow da,-e: .n 1
taittifkg 63 acres—. Price $1,82.5.
Faun is Asylum, containing. 35 ores- (Ia lia
buildings: Under a flue state Of cultirition.
Mostly improved.rlPrice sq',ooo! - -1
Vtkrm in 'West;:Thirliisktirmon Vie Creek.--
Newhouse and barn. Under aline st,a4 -. of cnl
titration.: . 9.5 acres ';.: Price - 5.545V • ' • •
Farms in Fralklin. - AU under good cultiva...
Mon.. Good liaildhigs./Vor sale cheap: -
Several very depizable .:Mouses , and Loth in
A large tract of Lauda In yitiga County.
: Towanda, Jn1y118.11187.. ,_ .; ~!-. It .. • ~. .
,
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* MA fiC L, - kLuT p., l O
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' dALBEN iPrinefpal, fesifOr of •Pfattiral -
and lifental
J. T. STREET; A. Me Prole rof Languages.
91.6 "" t
ITTEIIIiELIA,,,IJodepa Languages
SUE
Trawlig. _
Atas CONARD, Engle brachia.
ltes;lNAßrol. BRIGGS.; 11. : E. - .‘„Palhaipal of
Nodel Sc hool. •
I. G ;110Y; Professor of. Instrumental_ and
• I.Vorat
Miss ALICE B4BERLEY, Assi s tant Instructor
- '34'lllbdo, • ' ';-
. smioor c relay. 1847-8.-
3'itit.lirrategirea (13eptembete - 1807. •••
Second " • , December 9:.1867., s
-Third(' , - .23; 1867.
=mime ripe liiskr or 111Itairkat
• Pei Fan aeidEpting Teriplinilottlhichteard - ' -
•-• •'rooin reht,-,inithwi bekk pint, it pl;Ulil e •
• • '00•
For wh iter ly mni, . • if*,'(••. - •le 434 -. 00
• For' s ilay attidrike; *Rion and
Toial anew-a for sehool-:year i,j:--$ 00
t•,--r-**MtWobargaiw-:-Iter
„ • tlisheet withstores, chairs. tabbia, ateen a s,
balatteadi, hietfreeies i t pillows and tee d.,
Or
. table. For further lutormation send I
Address.Prietripal. Aug. 8,1867. :
BEI
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MEE
IPllg. itgrOk ; :lqittigStrttANCE
AL i•rof.litir.Yaititi:•:;.; IgariOotaisaigt . d. Co:
soAprva l: l4oo,ll9o . c.. f. T:,
ilibniliii4 foilettlt iiii ...*. .'''':' 1
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'k'' 4 ' 4-, ''''''*'•' -" ;''''' MONTANTZ 041'1413W_
'Toir4ndi;Jqtyls, 1867. • ...." 1" 1 :'".'. . - ..., ',
•
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Aracj l il
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o f
• 4 , , el 0, • moNTANTs 2w4 to,
TOtriOds, Jail 25. 1867.
•'
MI
aririzt *WV
rA Ms I -
g counties ollthe
house aad good
tet, opposite col,
M feet deep, opp
[YR & WARD.:
light and nold;—•
MEATY,
Borough . . Frice
. .
TATE. NOR-
TrOC(A,
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4014)(11241PAZICESO4Wheiretit
:IL , FABBLi D. STREETER. President MI a
co unt e 12th lfftlig(lDretriii%) consisting of e
oies of Briir de — and - ,Busquehanna.
Hons. Levi P. Stsirord and J. W. Tau Dy
4
tAimemokabit.sup,simertithue 0,64 1
Bradherdvistwissuletheir peeceptilearing
the 2d day , of laly, A. D. 1807, to me di 4
k e atf a iza taoirOger aed_Tridner, 0 -
af all.. PdhcWlCommsla
Pleas and Orphan's Court, at Towanda, for
I ' . ' 941.45 1 1 11 r4.4n 1 TOM /414 / 2 4-147 1
' - tl ' ' ' . 411 ' ' '•. • rt. *-'
.4A 0 . 'TO l ' •‘ •
. .. :.,d,'.o 'f‘. '..' • "
e lePPefekeilmtickeliKle . ~.: I .M O 4;
quisitmnsiand other `remem . - ~- • } do
things which. Ap„ their:, i',4m, appertaini to be
done • anithoi4 wholumbdilaby recognbuMo
or otherwise to progecutli against the prisoners
I.llre or M*Y.be,in thejaijoc saiptOonn e g
I Oen eteetre4 ee'llireer tribe $ l 4 . e
II 10-boi , then 'lnd Mere to 'fablieettte
them as shall be just. Jdrors are requ
be punctual in Diet!, attendance, agreeably
their nafLe.oll 'tif:U 1: TA, ,
Dated at Towanda, the-3 "
day oir- July, in the
year of ourtord, onethousanefight Immtnid.
1 Mid ittairieren; tut' oflthe -Isderalvissce of
Teo traltedgetteeli!t t iiinetplhig:v -)Err 1 •
Wit, T lf lift s, Sheriff}
I_Ottit,lVl' l eSAtt. j 4tirMi l iiie iOf
=Wry wribani. Vend. Ex 0.-, issued out Of
the °mitt of Vortimetf Plead' f Bradford • Conn
tythere Will be , ex steel to, p oleic sale, at the.,
Vonreirclakiai 'Ake. BOrtiegß.lif ilikinitlii on
MONDAY, the 2d day of SEPTEMBER; 1887,
. . ,/k 9f6/4 0 4sPetf. LAW ..(2Lifiatesevilittiati'
,' . Prlttcm.9 .WO 'ie . <4 ,ll :;g9t 6 ''
... - dea%foll,,ein,
_- to Of: -t flurieaat - lIY ,
he ithblii•ldilitinmosedins.te- ti ," on -Ike.
north 141..TVIiiretnahn west ' south by 0..
F.- Weller deslguat. as; -ota,lff'-' 40 coo 4),
size 80x , 128.0*witlk,dwellisig.:,hinise an : fret
trees thereon,, ,•,•.; :- •• - . ~. .
Seizetand taken la execution at the suit of
'
L H. Cook &CO - :: vsi John Heavener. /
ALSO—The f Mowing- deicribed lot, piece dr: -
parcel of land situate in Borneo twp:, bounded
north Ilby z .lands,of.E.• C. Kellogg; east and
.south byTands belonging to the estates David
Ridflwq, den'd., and west by the,-pub j:,,lifgh- '
warlestUng
from MenrOdton ta Aftny. 'Zen-.
taining 10 acres of lei* mere or less all im
proved, with a iramettinmse, framed barn, saw
. '
mill, and few fruit trees thereon. • ,
-Seised And taken in executi on at the sui of
AlicoMl.Gowel:. ma Gee. IVi,- Demi- " . ' •
ALSO - By virtue of ennery, writs' of Fl. Fa.
and Verid.Expo., the foliewin g descrili::4l lot,
'piece Or parcel: of lanititituate in 'Troy two.,
bounded berth by kindle . of D. , D."Austin,..foha
Orbit, James MCOlettand; Henry - fhiggles; Leon
arp Engles and'-the -public • highway, east by
the public highway and Sugar Creek, south by
lauds of SiCtilift Potter, matt - week liy , land of
John Saddler. Contaildrig. 40 'acres of landy
more or less . , all improved, with -a brick and
hauled tavern house; known- meths East Troy
House) Ttramed bards. trained shim; sad Trot
Brig Park thereon.. i . -..,.., :. ~.. -, •.. - •
• Seised andlaken in ' eiecrition . it the sue t q
- Hof
.Wm.: Peck'* use et. al:, vs D:Ossis:. •
- ALSO:.- - -13y.vh:tue of sundry 'Writs of FL Fa.,
alai toliowing described lon,. p 'eee or parcel of
laid situate in the Borough of Towanda, boun
ded 4a/ described as _t . dlows:ent the north' by
State greet, east and south by Linda of Mariam
.3dOody, and weetliy. , Geigera ‘ Alley. Being - '3d'
'
feat cur State int ea r and about lee feet back,
more or leas, with two framed; houses thereon.
d
Belied a taken - in exeeut on at the wilt of
John Holmes vs: H. Yaw. ... . ' ' • -
ALSO-- The ioflowiug lot; piece or parcel of
liindsituate.thryouree twp.,. bounded north by
lands of Thomas.Bennis. east by lend of Chit .
Brown, south by leads' of S. ii.i. liinuian, west
by landi of Wesley Harvey. Containing about,
26 acres, about 16 acres improved', with a email
; 1,
framed home - If few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and A.iu..executlon at - the malt of
Samuel Selma er's administrator vs. 'Thomas .
Dead. ' - - - • - • .. .
ALSO—The following described lot piece or
parcel of land situate. to Pike , terp. - be - ended
north by land of Asailah Champion ,
_east by
land of said A Chanipien, soi.th by 4bepublic
highlay and o the west by lands of Samuel
Warne- Con ning•one acre and eight perch
es of-land, mo e or. leas t all iniProvel, with e
fritthed house dem. •:, •- "•- ' • - ~
Seized andt ken in - etectitionat the snit of
"George C. Aterood's use vs. Fauna Jarvis. • •
'ALSO '-The &scribed' hat,•piece or
parcel of, /andeittuite in the Susquehanna Mr .
[being : n Island] directly opposite.the mouth
of • littinnierfl Id' Creek;' and- ' lying between
Standing Sto and Asylum twns. , bounded oh
alll sides by' th Susquehanna River., Contain
ing 16 ores ni land, more , Or , less; Avith - about
'3 acres improv
Seized, and keit in Uieeition at the suit of
Joseph 0 , ii - ' et. al. vs John D. Primer. .;
ALSO—The atoning described lot piece of
paneled land tuate-in Herrick -.1.wp.,, bound
ed east &the Chien Scho,ii, House lot„south
by. the Hain read, Ileudiug from Backs mill to
Tewart'it i i• and',wvit and north-by land of L. 11.
Stevens i Containing one sere. more or less,.all.
improved with a framed building erected fur a
cheese Manufactory-thereon:,
.
! . Seized and taken In - xectition. at the suit of
Jahn A. Coddiug. vs.Andreer A.St, Jobe. . ' .;
ALSO-The ;chewing, described let,, piece or
„Pared
,4i land aituate.iu Cantcin tarp, * bounded
;port by lands "Of Jane' Colwell and. N. Vans
'men, east by land of S. D.- Kemdell, sonth by
the pabliit highway, west by likeis,...of,the said
-N. Vensunee, et. al. Cuutsining.,2l Acres ol
. kuid,raere:or lessiall,',iiiiptiavedOrlth a framed
hense ;sad , Mill „ and - few wilt trees therethfil -
Seized and taken yt
.eixecutiort.,at: the suit of
- Chas: A.'Erlise'S aie va.'S. F. 'Bishop . " ~
- "AlStiThe - tolloWitig - deseßbellot;Plice or
paled of lettd situate tri'Vlgter twp., 'Winded
north by a lane running froth the main road to
the canal , east by land:Of' Patrick' F Wad, eolith
by land of Mm. John Blood, west by Abe,. public,
readleading from Towanda to .Athena.:. Con-
Liiriing 4 of an acre,. more or lees: allimpriired
faith a plank-house and trained shopthereen.
~..Seized and.taken. in: . eiecution at the snit of
Amiss Watkins vs. Andrei:v . .l- Elsbree.
.. : • WILLIAIi
•ToWanda, Jug 8, 1567. • -
E -
EPISTEII,'S NOTICE.,:,Notico is
herebyy, given, that therelias Heed flied and
wittia.Lia-thaolazautl tlia Register Willer; in
'and for the county of tradford r nocolints bf
Adminiatrationmpoo the following estates; via:
Final account'ol V. C. Leonard. administra
tor of the estate of L'lleed, Lao Welleviecid
• Final two't Of James- Elswortii, tuber of ,:ea:
tate of John Campton, late° f Windliam,dee'd.
Final ncet of L P Mallard, adm'r of estate of
Joel StalfOrd;iste of Ina:using,
Finalacc?t of James arake Julia A
Drake, late of Lit hllefii, dec'd. .
George briey, adin'r of Sally . g)lar stea dlate
of 171atcr, decd. ,
Final ace% ()FR McClelland, admlr of JC
Huriburt, late of . Canton, dee'd
- Final aco't
Bliller,late of d - •
`Final aeo't el, R S s Hake, , sAlm'r of Alpheus
.1) , , Moser, late of Albany,llea`d. -
Final toc't of 11,TsPorter and 'l'homas At CS
adnirs of the natal° Of Juatas,Sterdevant, late
of : t • • ,
Final acct of H li;lFoker, adner of Peter J
Vreman; late of Elurlragton, s
/Final act% ,Tanies P'Caburn idea's of the es
'tate of W Pliable; of• • Vearren, deed:- •
, Final acct ut C Q,GrifileY adm'r of the ..estate .
old VI 'Tyrrell, lute of
acct of ft II Iticbards and.ll A Carr, ad
ministrators of A J Carl', late of Albany, dee'd.
Final acc'trif kl• A Coolbaugb adm'r of the es
.tht. ofl kl lomqtrAattrof Wysox,flerld..
Final - lit:et of &fad Branthall. guardian of
Geo, It - Aliddaugh, minor .child cf,/saac Mid
daugh late of Wyaltiling;
Partial acc't' of Isatfe Marsh, guardian of
:Mary 0 Marsh minar chlid• of Elliott Marsh;
late of.Pikeolee'd. '‘,- • ••• • • : •'• 't ' ' '
ENrAitts
CY..
LSO—The-appntisenient of -property sat
by the Executor or Administrator, to widows,
or children of the Ibilowlng decedents; via':
• FAstateOrJoht*Hollenback, deemed: -
" Caleb Ingerson- "
' Caleb'Rennett
" Hobert . ..Lewis
" JonathanNaudike
; JOU Horton •4
'l e ', Joseph Smith . .t• "
lieral Kew: 4 '. • t
Joseph Hitchcock "
< Daniel .P Horton , • • " ;"
" *John Dickered ri "
" , John Trtriterr: , ; '. -
. And the . hame silfl'be'liresertied to the Or
phan's,Court.of Eraclford Gouty, on Monday,
the 2a day''arSepteMber next; for &tabulation
and' allowance. ' 11, J. MADILL. ,
Aug; ts,-tBGt. : - • ,`-llegister.:
A ,lIDITOR'S mat
ter of the"ealai6l4 Cternelini Voncise,dee'd
In the Orphan's .COurt of • Bradforlk.County.,
The- tuklpregned .auditor appoi n ted brsaid
Court to dispose. of -a:cep/Jona filed, to allow
ance of = aexitnit of eidinisharatrix of said Ea
tats will attend to the duties of his appoint.
'nutnycott his Ace ift!thelleitottgh:of 'Towanda;
'4OESATORINVI,' sUDiJAIti It: . 1067: - at 7 o'..
clock, p. m., where all persons having elll4l-4
xtust4mutent them, or,be lopirettelaarred.
• f; ;
• Aug. 1,1807. , Auditor:,
RlEerrelt i N . oil "N otice 20
AA hereby oiven- (hit all i biiiipomiltidelited to
.I::
le estate or 4. ATI,TM b 4 to ;of
Asylum twp., tleoldUiste oestattemiftlklm.:
mediate payment, -and those having 'calms
'pied, saidiestate:, moistmretwqt l3 4, o4 Pli la :
4 thentleated for `Settlenient: '
Aug 22 1867.
1 PPLIdATION N
1 - 1 No , ijimfd ioungbloo.lsl, De: . teem
1866.'"Yon'are berebrdbtMed that Margaret 8 -
Youngblood, your wile,by her next friend, John.
Efebenbm.ftaepplird , &Mel:Mkt of. Ccenv
mon Pia of Bradford County for-.a divorce
jrem, the r londa of matrimony, and, the Obi
habit het aPPeinted , M 0 e4, 1 1 the...4ay, off
Sept...JUT.. ttel : for rearme
they tliktiMergaret;l4 the - ormxiete,Nr ivr hieh,
time` yoti 6itistteeitglee tht rep-.
. , -•
fAilivsl,4B67. •
.- ' •
. . .... . . . _.
Q/D4RIFFI: :,....., 7 41'y Tirtuo ' Of '
L 7 a writ Or
_.'' '4;1 17 . Word of the Court
of ,common Asks - o ,:ftgord, couoty, there' -
WillihlJlMPOOMillthEd'illie Ittlits Court -
Rouse, in the Borough.. a .Towkattek.tet moo-,
DAY, the 9th day of BEPTEII Et, .1867,5 t 1 1
Igolgelts thlani/Abor,katosAltidosartlie ;lot, 1
pi*o or 2.otootof.lood Apse 14 Pe l piPq• I
hoe *dad norm by Ishii of !o ¢ b
**at 4
by land of Hear Shangiatilioitki• ./laitiof
Andrew Mellen, West,by, the highway. • Con. L.
-=1:411, 0011,4.9 E. an saw,t isorspoeffeso, a
.....-7. - -04 04 11 1 2 10144iPr n:soßecilliPP
Immo_ ~: .- - -- ',- '
lielloklilioll r ec antsOxecutleu - at)ativsattiof
Helehemer .i. 8r0,.1. va. James A. lacks:N.. -• q
t.: ,ri4 Villt:'olllP,Dli mom '-,.
, i 1 14•611.,174110117.qq-,ei.. , •.-.;,.. i• - . -
-THE '-'fitA ,#- -
.TTER,,
TATE rtoßilliati 130dir...lateleil Dimwit
nein, deceased, who died testate_ ~ At - ari •. Or
plion't Court htild4li 4 TOraads, In Oitid• for the
. mit r i m. Afoul, do the 9th. tlar -olt Wai.
11,, 7,1 -- Wanieh • Snyder • execistrix it and Wl !.' /
Data nydre and fiber; IQ,' - is ceoftns Of sti d 1.
deceilentaftented theizgrAttirm Weald. COOK
setting forth amoygat other things,- that they
~
halals Inuit foliate naealdbenafitot Joke. P '
= S V *4*ellattirill is rs=ir .l
Of' laid lestAtbrt is) ' e n'.•
ithaltle wadi tberstd; all:thar eistalelotrot
limdaltnete-inditehasklipmlAPnatraformall
boUndettentAdescribed as folkire : Beginning -:
at iliostitnOttli BOW of re of of ii - Ad beat- .
Mg- to . C.: Mathewson, -thente *WE Ike arept•
-shlp line between Athena. and Litchfield. north
140,pr5.. tat the sostitirestooenerolAL Doke's' -.
lot, thencetsat MO; rodsalong the soatik,Unn of
Mid - Draft% - lot 'te the' south-vest', %mitt of
Het lyblelgimut e -lot; Minos south - 160-pr s 4-.
along the west of Hiram - - /ferrill's pc to j a .
1 fie;vitrir
e t ei nt ri pg i Ote! ia r t *°e-lesklq- . :46 •
041;0114 Rs doltdercliwal dllel7 deetweell:late•"- '
ice a widow, Sarah A. Snider, and one child, •
;or4 - Bnydar, Ems An .their °pintoes . Aimed be •
,the. advaatagerof said widow and chiato, hive
ealdiand lohl; and that they 'could 'Mien for ..
the same a better-price at private. than at pub.
Ile sale, snd preyed, the court to authorise them
to - maw Sale thaeof at. Private Bale; Ac. -1 .-
,•-; Wheretqkm ths Court , onthe- day ' end - Tent ."
'eforeseid appointed Monday ; the 24 4 day-of tiep- ',
tember,latil, at 10 o'cioek,, a. tn.,, for the hear
ing and investigatioi.of the' matters ootttaisied ' -
in said perform and directed that notice be per.
lousily given to all -petsoni residing, int his _
coons, who are beiziMcially or legaliy.laterest- . •
al ipthe above ducribed Mud, And Mat notice '.
of this application he - pobliahed in 'the Brad-
ford Reporter for four weeki next- before said
*44 ot September, next. •: • . . . •
.H.:1; ItADII4.; clerk A 1
1 , Atig; 1;1867.; : ', •- ! --.- .~
NOTICE' IN BANK.B. UPTUY.
T his it to give notice, That on the 3d day Or
h.ngazt,'A.D., 18 17, a warrant in Bankruptcy'
was issued against the es . ...ste of•Stephea White
aker of Dome, in the con I cy of 13rJ4fOrd, in
the State of PeCnotylirsuia, who has been/ad
judged a Bankrupt- on - his own petition ;
.and
that the -payment of,any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to such Bankrupt to
him or for his use. and the treusfer of any pro
perty by him are. forbidden by law ; that's
meeting of the, creditors of said Binkript to.
prone toeir debts and to choose one or more As
signees of his eat te, will be held at a Court of
Batikrufmcyto , be holden at the °Mee of. the
Register in 11ml:4:inn Rouse. in the. Borough of,
Towanda, 'before EDWARD tiVERTObi. Jr.
"Register, on the 13th nay of SEPTEMBER, A.,
D., 1e67; at 10, m: • . -:3 •
' TROLLS A: ROWLEY,
United States . Marshall, as , Messenger, Wes- -
' tern District : of Pennayirenis.
By E. B. COL4BAUGH,'Depoty.
Aug. 13, 18e7.-4w .
N OTICE. IN B.A.NIcHUYTUY'I
•
Ms is to grim notice, That on the 3;:t day' ,
of"
August, A. D., DWI, a warrant la Ilanitroptcy
was leaned against the erttatc ef 'John Whitaker
of, Rome, in the county of Bradford, and State
of Pennsylvania, - witty has been idindged' a
Bankrupt on his own petition ; tha! the pay
ment of any debts and delivery of an3r proper.
ty 'belonging "to such Bankrupt 'to hlm.or for
use,and the trancer of any. property, by '
hint are forbidden by lawthat a meetiag
thocreditora of mid. Bank/apt to prove their
debtstand Welton° one, or more Asaignees of
his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankrupt
cy to be holden at the office of the Begi.lter in
in the Court House; in the Borough of Towan:
*Jr.,before EDWARD OVERTON, Jr Regis-
ter, on the 19th day of SEPTEMBER ? A.
1867, at 2 O'clock; p..m. , •
.„
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, -!
united states Marshal as. Messenger, Went-'
. - ern District of Pennsylvania:
.11y.E. COQLBAUGH, Deputy.„,
Ang: 13;1867.-4w. .
.
OTICE .. IN BAN KAIIPTCY.-
. ..
This is to give notice, That on the 2,8 h
day of July, A. D. IBG7, - a warrant in itritth
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Henry
Fulmer of the township of. Cherry, in the coon
ty' of Still'van and State of Penusylvania, echo'
has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his o*B -peti
tion ; that the payment' of any. debts and. de
livery of 'any property - belonging to such Bank-.
rapt to him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law ;
that' a,mcetthg of the credttors.of said Bank
rnpt to prove their -debts and to choose one or /
more Assignees ot his estate, will be held at a';
Court of Bankrupicy to beqholden at the/race
of the Register in the Court House, in the 80.
-rough of Towinda,. before. EDWARD OYER.
TON, Jr.;
Register . on the 30th ,day of,Angost
A: D. 1807, at 2 o'ClociWp. m. •
THOMAS: A. RUNVLRY,
United States Slarphal as. Messenger. West^
"
ern Dlitrict of : Pennsylvania.'
. ! - - B y- E. a COOLBAUGH
„tug-. 3, 1867.--34. ' •• :
ORPIIAN'g COURT SALE—By
viztne o• all order isarted oat of the Or-'
ilari'a • Court of ,Bradford County, the under
signed executrix of the estate of Job„Tlbbetts,
late of Waimea twp:; dee'd, will sell at public,
sale on the premise on SATURDAY. the :241th
day of AUGUST, 1867, at 2 o'clock, p m. . the
following deseribed lot piece or parcel of land.
situate in Kamm township, bounded on the
=tit by the highway leading from Warren Celt
tan to lacharin alley, oa the east by lands of
Jenka'BoWen, on the south by lands at Nathan
Bowen, on the west by lands of 8anhe1...1.. Tib
hefts. Containing about 23 acres. •
TERSia--850 to be paid, at • the time of sale
glee, on con fi rmation of sale, and the balance to
two equal payments with interest from'canfir
mation. . BACtiEll TIBBMTS.
Actg.'. 1807. Executrix,
..LII.A UDITORS Mg mat
to of the, voluntary arngualent•of
IV. Root, In the Cohit of ~Comuum of
Bradford County, N 0.652, Supt.-term, 1862..
The underSigued •Auditor appointed by Said
Court to distribute monoys in the hau , s vejas.
H, Webb; administrator at lhornas Soicach
deed, as assignee' of i 'lf. W. Hoot. Will attend
to the duties of hit appci fitment at his otsce in
the .Borough,of, .Towanda, on baturday, Au •
gait 24, 1867,at '1 o'clock pm., at whica• tin o
and; place all perions having,olaints upon
moneys mutt preSent them or beilorsvar:
barred.. W. T. DA V lErf, -, 1
.
Aug. 1, 1887.
A UDITOR'S. NOTICE.—AiIn.• un
--“,- tic* va. Miessef 4 1 o1frouna: Is i 4 Etcour:
of Convoom Fleas& Bradford Comity; ~ iii. 11;1.
DeDecemberi ,
terni r ,l4ll4: ' .
The onderaigied ariauditor appointed by gild
Court to distribute' money arising tiorn; the.
sheritl's Fain of "defendants interest-Jo certain
real estate, vtil attend to 'the duties of Ads N
poistumet at lit .dtrice in the. Borough •ot
waitds,ou TIIT.SIYrkI, the :nth dsir of AUGUAT,
1867; at 2 m. where.all PeiAons bay
ing claims • upon laatd . monies. trip 'atcead er
foreyer. be debarred from the some.. , •
HENRY PEKT;!-.
Aug. 1, inn ~ • Auditor.
EEO
THE .TOWAN:DA. BAKERY
EATING '.- ESTABLISHMENT t
$i001:01 . Jr. ' ALLYN . - havieg per`eiriixd 'the
AlkerY azi4Eaung._.Ratablisbmot sad ail:leery .
.recent ly_ktpt hi Hill &Smith, drat door eeetti
'itif the 'Wa.M. Route, -Biala 'street, Tow , drida,
l'C'vaad Wring remodelled thalami. they,are
prepared to tarnish their costosamy, and: the
'public' with eterythhiglit. theirliaa at ie4s)
•able 'rates. • .
Is fitted ap fa tha most arkprovod *Voa
ie nd
meals are seried a , all boarss ked . thetr store Is
filled withs food,assaetatent of !• ,
GROCEBAZ, CONfECTIOWtIc. (wEti
:440:1'DWED P 111111;
b rheY.3oll' teip iII stoic' and sell 4% lotboloate
sad isfail•or tiaoafacttutAct order • • ,/ • ~
BREi&D; BISCULT
.....,..,',: • , ;.; , i -.; _:,• -.,-.1-.` , ' • -....- • - •
, .. . . .
:? f,POLIASEWgitsIO 2 * - 4ND,OAKDI. • ,
144,1 +
Of all Valls. Aisol`w I keep the bes • Cr4eker 8.
- oral) kind. la th e. - et, •by 'the 'barrel or
Rowed. 41 0 Yeah .0 ' 14=4=4 ' aft WA - by
the keg or 41414 c eap, as' tliekeheapest. ~ ' ,they)
will ruse thal*st . 'materials to every thing and
will try to please the_ most fasts ions.
Mr Weddkgra#dbffser , tarsey Cakes made w
ir X3' Paniftiei suPPiled pally 'ant) Promptly
With saythlag deldeediti oirt,line: • ' '
They eMplortioeitalt-tbeinost skilful- wOrk
mettalid mealy the/ besVatateritil---Thei era
determined to keep a first elasi establishment.
gAtfolWaiati indasadiktelal sad ratwill Bad
G. . - WOOD. , J. - 8.:4111.
Towanda; dui 1; 1867.=yr. " •
B. ; LAPORTE;
Executor.
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Tam EAT4iO- DEPARTMENT