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To WANDA CHURCH apttst
Boaluy.Diruw., Pastor..
Preaching, Sandav tkt`loi andii
p. ac. Sunday. la P. X. -Prayer
-m e eting every Thursday evening.
3f. E. Church.—Bev. J. T. Baoirmazi Pas
tor. Proachipg evetyl3unday , at 10i,a.air.,
and 7r. at. Sunday_ School, lii li.: as
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening: .
Predyytekan Clurch.—Bev. - W3l. MINX
Pastor. Preachin g every Sunda . at 101
3i., and 7 P.U. , Sunday 13choo11
Prayer Meeting Thurphy evenings,
44scopai Church.—Ray. F. D. Mem% i ns;
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 101 a.tr.
:Intl 3r. at. Sunday Schciol, It l P. 2/.
Torl- 7 --Woon & ALLYN request as
to state that they bate on Woad nn
cd assortment of Ton, with which to please
the little folks ". on the coming
Go and sep them.
. ,
.
S. F. TAYLOR, of Wyalasing, m,lll
sill his entire stock of goods at unction,
ennnnencing Tn day : December 17, aid
continuo from da •to day until all ids Old.
A. It. Mon is the 'nelioneer.
s
... .. • . . . ,
4 •
• . .
SABRA/IV ESCAPE.—OiI Friday last s
the wagon house' of J. L. Bar.L , in Mob--
fit-hi township,"was lifted by tt gale of wind
from the foundations. Mr. BALL and his
brother-in-law, Were at the time in the wa
„gen-house, bat were almost miraertionslY
nhinjared. I .
• •
A TEMPERA 'CR JUBILEE is to take
I .l:tee in Towav a, on 'Wednesday evening,
the ltith Lecture by Rev. W. A.
NILES, of Conlin , N. Y. Music by a - se . -
kee choir and B Hope, &c. Furth&
p.atienlars will be given next week.
byy- Peisons in want of Groceries
and Provisiong are invited to mall at Lei ! To t;
A KEELEa's,who hare on hand and are daily
reeiviug all the most desirable goods in
sheir line, all of which they offer at the
lowest possible prices-warranting satisfac
' lion in all eases. I
•
.r
DwELLING BuRNED.---The dv fling.
house of JOIIN Roomis; in Litchfield twill
ship, was destroyed by fire, .on S4urday,
31st ult. The fire was discovered about 9
a. m., in the roof, and the wind blowing
strongly, the building, was soon enveloped
in flames. The furniture in the lower part,
of thelfonse was mostly saved, but not
anything was got out of the cellar or second
story. The loss is about 52,500, upon
Which there was.no insurance.
RAILROAD PROJECT.- -A movement is
-pu foot for,a railroad between Owego and
Skinner's Eddy, on the Susquehanna, to
win up the River to Apalachin, thence up
Apalachin to Bear Swamp, on the Mont
'rose turnpike, and thence down ,the'North
.c
Branch of the Wyalusing Creek to the Sus-
•quehauna, which, as an extension cif the
--4--,Southern Central Southward, is not only a
feasible route, but a shorter cut to the . Wy
eming and Sullivan County Coal fields by
Lome 25 or 30 miles than the winding course
tit' the river between Owego and Skinner's
'Eddy.—Owego Ga:elte.
• ACCIDENT.--A.tew days ago a young
man, Nathan Sutton, started on-ti vieioue
horse through apiece of woods, when all
of a.sndtlen the horse sprung-ono side an 4
threw him from his saddle, his foot hang=
ing in the stirrup. He was dragged fort , -
five rods, over stumps and stones, when
fortunately the girt broke and relieved him
from his perilous situation. Ho was badly
„ bruised, and his clothes completely torn off
him. Dr. Bingham, of New Milford 80-'
rough, was called and dressed his brniss,
and through his skill the young man is now
out of danger.—Montrose Republican.
Vs,. The Lehigh Valley Railroad
company are offering for sale, at their office
No. 412 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Sl,-
000,000 of the firsr, mortgage bonds of the
Pennsylvania and New York Canal and
Railroad Company. The Lehigh Valley It.
R. Co. Ws-control of the road and guaran
tee the punctual payment of the principal
and interest. They aro seven per cent.
coupon bonds, interest payable semi-annu
ally on the Ist of June and Ist of':
ber, and will be disposed of at 9'4 pei
A Ocntur.s Cass.—A child sis weeks
old was brought to Dr.\ Up Dc Graff yester
day, having been borne with the eye lids
grown together in such a manner as to en
tirely cover the eyes, rendering the -child
perfectly blind. The Doctor severed the
adhesion of the lids,' and exhibited two per
fectly formed eyes benerdh, co that there is
every reason to believe that the child now
sees. The Doctor informs us that this is
the first case of the kind that has ever oc
curred in his practice.—Eitnira Ad.
AsinticAN NorEs."—We are in
debted to Ticknor Fields, Boston, for a
neat copy of " American Notes for General
Circulation, by Charles Dickens." This is
the work which, after Mr. Dickens's return
to Europe from his American trip, excited
so much bitter remark., The plainness
with which he portrays tlic6lefectsVner
ican.social life,. was thought to un
kind return for the marked courtesies ex
tended to him. After all, the candid,
tthoughtfal American reader may have more
ceause to (Farrel with.the defects themselves
Chan with Mr. Dickens for exposing them.
As Mi. Dickens is about delivering a• series
of lectures hi this country, Ticknor &
Fields—his only anthorizedAnierienn pub
lishers—have done a'whis thing .in putting
on the mark 4 a new edition of the Ameri
can Notes, assured thaV the sober, second
thought of our .. pecipie Will furnish ample
vindication against the harsh criticisms
which their first appearance called forth.
TneArric.—The December num
• byr of the Atlantic contains - the - olosing
chapter of-Dr: Holmes " Guardian Angel,".
which turns out to be that very matter of
fact personage, Master Biles Gridley, who
was snore tangible, at least, ,than most
guardian angels of the present ~d ay. The
'story terminates in a happy and pleasant .
form for all the chief•characters. 4 7he
Mysterious Personage " gives a somewhat
minute account of a Singular imposter, who
flourished in this country - a quarter of a
century ago, under the name of. General
John Brutish Eliovich. "Grandmother's
Story" is attractive, both for her early love
story and that of the Snow Storm, " A Tour
in the Dark " leads us through the Mans
moth Cave of KeArky. The other arti
cles are an •Autumn Song; Byways of En-.
rope; Minor Elizalmthaii . Dramatists; Oar
• Pacific Railroads; Tcgiirs: -Amour (Poetry)
Among thit 'Werke - fa in Saver ; What we
Peel; Sonnet; Literature as an Art; A
Young lksperado; 'reveries, (tc. Bogion,
Ticknor
`-Courn iialcigraL 1 11P ) 14
_ 0 nt•
1
her Term and 8 011aloryrg ri,*(10614 - $7„
oonimenced pn Mozukty2d roes" lore F .. `
F. B. STREETER. 'Predde t lit. : i iiid : '. ', rtr:
P. tiktypiwitlid'glxl; .T.iyi,,,. vm mx i„
soelate Jinigii2 --, ' '' r .." -."., • I '
The attendanee- iteifiriqy-light, .. 4 the
YtnYiii/W of ; the 44 1,641 4. 12 4 1 [! ‘ P o ,l la. u- '..
first day was occupied byithq : astral pfe .:--
inary business, hearini - rnotiotut, . . . ...:
!des; and recisiVirtg ClogatzdAti'd ret .'
The Grand. Jury-was. Called and,..ilyn ~
_Monday afternoon, as , follows :1-- ,-, l' l'' t-- '
4 1 7.
___,. I"- Hor;titt; Ihreir44; B.' - ' - *. Al
i''TD.nirßtillidrilq, Abram Pojiir-Iffilii ir ;:,
',ney;,Ohrulos Brown, Wmi R. _Barton;_ G;
it
pttield, * Charles Daytery - Andrevr,D., - 81, -s
'Reuben Haight, Joseph ilittliiiinewB yes
fig
ter Wider, Dyer Ormsby .1.d . , ' Ezra It Ity;
4aines Y . Rice, 'A. j: itoOnsop; -lien., ic:
The GranCTury Wail disollarged . T urn.
day, having returuedthe !following
.bills: "--
Tim =IC
. ' ''. •
.
,
William Owens for at mpf to commit
felony.
' . - Charles Clark, for hue ‘ y. . •
'''‘, Disbrow ; H. - P. Diabw, for : she'dlei; of lii
far
Joseph 0. Gordo* for cent'.
John Carr, for libel. •
- Benjamin Lowis,.for lateeny.. - .
. Oscar Post, for selling liquOr iwlthe
sense.. .
. Francis Cormya, same. • -
Wm. Witherill, same.
ROTA ATR Di= ul
_ -
Daniel Cole and W• on Career, - fe
sank and battery. .. .
The following cases ore tried i
Quarter Sessions: - ,
Com. vs. Chas. A. Ilea pner.—lndic
September Sessions fort forgery. A
having been sworn, the • was partl
hared, when the partie were allows
- to settle the case, - and a
-,.
pr.oserinti was entered by the District I
r : '
N.
t - Om. vs. l. Tuttle. Indicted -at
umber Sessions, for selli g liquor tom'
The jury found.him guithr:in four coini
the indictment, , and not guilty as
other counts. The Court sentence h
pay a fine of S2O and costs of prosesri
Corn. vs. William Oto4—lndicted
tent to commit a felony, at present sea
A jury having been called, and thl
commenced, the prisoner withdieW it'
of.not guilty and plead guilty to the •
; tx)
meat. The Court se.nte ce him
Com. vs. Chas. Clark Indicted at
out Sessions for larceny. The prison
charged with the lam y of a bug
other property, belongin Dr. Ely, -
bany, which was foun his, pessess
Lycoming county. Bing ittaiine
plead guilty, and waasentencAd '
In the matter of theitecorporati
Smithfield Borough, on motion of
S: Morrow. attorneys for remonst
Court grant a rale to. slow cause's&
ceedings shall not. belnashed,' rettu
to next term.
Upon presenting petit one and filing
transfers-of Licenses were made in ti
lowing cases:-.-
osti 4i.t i
O. B. Howland's hives*? license,
boronghiqo F.D. Chair. .
H. S. l'hinney's tav rn license,
borough, to .Philo Maps. '
Edward Whelon's'Eaiing House
; Towanda borough, to 1 James Nest'
Charles Bowman. l — ..
B. F. Powell's tavern license, Ath
to D. H. Dodge. _
G. E. Smith's tavern li cense; Tro
to Benjamin Eterman. -
4
In the matter of vie for County
across Millstone Cre in Monroe
1 near Mrs. Weston's, e viewers r
favor of such bridge, and the G
approve of the report.
In the matter of application for th
val. of D. B. Knapp, high constable
ton Borough, Court Eirant a , rule
vl
high constable Co sho . cause why
pot be dismissed from °dive or-pros
ficient bail, returnable Doc. 10. '
,1
In the matter ofion of sun
zees of Leßoy for ection of a
bridge across Towan Creek, n
Inham's in said towns p, the Court
Mnlk , as viewers, T. S. ey, W. 4: J
4. Rogers, W.I. Lawrimee t Warren
_and Samuel Owen. i ' ; -
li rt
In the matter of . c ange of the lace or
holding the elections in Wyalnsin town-.
ship, oh presenting petition si ed by
more than one-third f the legal raters of
said township, the Co order' anelection
to be held on the thin Friday in =nary,
1867, for the purpose of dote • • the ex
pediency of such change, at the natal place
.
of holding elections in said township.
In the matter of vi 4 w for Conn bridge
across Tuscarora Cre k, where t public
highway 'crosses 'sal ,
_creek in, carers
township, viewers reioort in.(Ave of said
bridge and Grand-Jr* approve the report.
'ecom
SERIOUS ACCID EVT —on . S
last, u party composeit of G. C. :
Simpson, John Hilld and others
hunting deer near Scirivogle's, on
al sock, - ,tvhen a seri o us accident
the facia of which; as I - learn the,
follows : - . .. i
They had kilted o4e deer grit
'their way home, and ilad become
when another deer was seen but . e
tame ahead.' Mr. Simpson and
Hill fired at it simulttureously, an.
fell. Mr. Simpson star te d for the d:
jumped up and ran oil on i his .
-Finding his . amtuun tion e.tha .
seeing Mr.: G. Q 1411 standiug•
Simpson approachedlim for, the
supplying hitaself wr r i t il h a load fo
when, he forh hi to great, ast.
and regret that his lalt shot had, ,
ding the deer,. pinsrad on 'and wo
I
Hill in tyci thr9,4o i . 4411 pane
wind-pipe. Upon , urination it
that the ball hadear ed portions
-
vat into the orifice, hkeh being m .
1 brought;thehall wit it, aonside
ed and filtteued.Dr. enjamin was
dressed the wound dat the' p
tug prcnounegs Mr. • 1 ont.of d •
blame whateier is at bed to Mr.
as ho was entirly ic , orant•of th
Mr. Hill =win .the - eighborhoo
fired at the deer— Wan Free P
A. M. WARNER ties iticeiv
stock of Jewelry andiSilverware,
Holiday.praienta. 1 -- :
THE RAILROAD Thelo
for time when we shall have
munica . tion with thi "rest of
seems to be close a hand. Th
been laid to Waverly. and we
that trains will be uPon the roa , '
this week: A ten:Oerary dep.
erected in the north part of th ,
and freight cara : hoe been ate . 1
until passeugeze
canie firm,
ear
We hope fo.bO a le next w • -1
time-table of the .. d for the ,v/1
• CnOss &*Co.,
.assortment of g... , 1
'good Gook Ys not
make a friend, end
stall prices.. The
ber of "gifts ".for
.. ~ ..:, 6-
TovrA;tioiliAnAE ''. ' ?rims
Correoietievoi;y Nueaday lagi-AvismAya, 1,
vil Ckw2,,,rf
7,rooers, Main St,rio - a!-
50 75
aYa;•. ..1... , - ' 25
I t
Ckor4 = * ' • ~. 25 - 50.
Bea= '1 50 'iioo
Dattor 0ci1ia)......- , 33 85
..v
•;" 38
Egg5 .... ..:.t. , ....... ',;. - - A 28
.0 T. 4 11 ,0 - 0... 75 - 0 - ir 75
Mart:per a) .: ...:-/ 2 Mil& 15 00
:Salt 1.1.);: - .. ... - - 3 00
notir X{ l • ' 12 00 16.00
Viirkeygi , , :,...., 14 •:"=:. 16
Geese. " 11
Ducks ' =j 12-
ChiekerLS ' • " 11) 129
%rata OF 011,627. —lrhfbt, - 60 ; Corn,"
56111 s; Bye, 56 lbs Oats,' -82 lbs • Bailey,
46 lba ;1 ilgolrwbeat, 48 lbsil - Beinl, 82,/bs
Bran, 261bs; Clover Seed Olt' lbs CDrieilAp
plea, 22:lbs; Ms Seed 5611 iii,.
, '
',:? -.. ..4 Siiitial ' Nati' iti.''''.:;-=':''-',,,111.
•
SOL.! LOCOMB ; or the :M . 111 • of sae
Juniata,'tho title of a neyNetary Arptatthe
pen of frliatlpoptdirr'writer:=Estansol; Bmr
tanzer,tia!, pabliehod.palhe New York
Weekly, eanunenoinpee: 1867, For
sale at s 'j pee,R stprel
- 1 2
.'An otter SupOet ilt i bp' Pre
pared at ;Qui he of Mr* .0 1:041 . 11
donia' on Friday evening, eeowber v
for the benefit of the sahurek.
=
w- one
'ter ill any tow) ; t 1 4 0 ..11 1 :Pf!q0
opportnnitylor procuring FFames. A ll 9
Card Frames, Bristles, 'PictiireaOr any thing
else ilr our line, wberi.the place - is so handy
and well:known, and thegoofis 8 0 v# 2 ,4 PP!
sonable Mamma SY Vvrrlt.
Bbd' Who wants to . beatg:4l,
Azzolvastremely cheap, an elevat,vitriety
such for !very /ow figures attEsannio Suet;
gallery of art. :Dont fail.to come and
examine i for yoursel£ Do& 9:
- ' ,
[-41 at
) 12 r9
1. flu
d by
nolle
ttor-
RrMOVED.-J. N. CALIFF has remot
ed his law Officelrom over ths Post Office
to the Reearder's Office, when he will give
particular attention to conveyancing, Orph
ans Court businesi3, &a.
Sep
ora.
ta of
•the
SirEiT Music.—All of the• latest
pieceg, jast received at Create awls.
, 7-- -
' EvtwnEiti ' TRItheIIANT. --.--. The
highest irize, the Crass of the Legion;Legion; Of I r o n
E
or, MIS conferred upon-the representative
of the enovza, A, - Bac=..SEWING MA-•
CHINES, at , the Exposition ttniverselle,
Paris,
.ISG7, thus attesting their great sn
palm*, over all other Sewing Mae.hines.—•
For sale by W. A. Cnixturn TN, Towanda.'
tion.
trial
plea
diet-
prea
was
and
.f Al
on in
he
I IC
Dm. argest -stoc of Le Rog
W. GEITC.Peni 'ever offritedih
this market, at Cueamrsznes.
SW'
the
Ai of
ereux
ants,
pro
. able
ake your daughter a Chriai
mss pre*elit wpsh having. E o,to DeWitt
& Dittrich's and get one of those fine
Pianos. I Nov.. 21, 1867.
stir Dewitt & Dittricb .offer, great
inducements to teachers dtairimi 4ything
to their •line. Give them a, eta • 'Nov:- 7. •
.onds
© fol-
WANTED.-500 bushelt4 Of Charcoal
Apply : to S. N. Aspinwall..- 't Nov. 27.
anton
TOWANDA.. BRIDGE 'COMPANY.---The
Stockholders of this company are hereby
notified that a meeting will be held at the
First National Bank, Towanda, Wednesday
January 1,
,186,8, between the hours of 1 and
3 P. 4 1 .1 for the eiection,of.a President, six
Managers and a Treasurer, to :serve the en
suing year: . N. BErrs, Jr.,
Towauda„ Nov. 28, 1867. Secretary.
El=l
1 ease,
;1" and
321
boro
WARTED UV act aa,,Eigents, a few
persqns of energy, either Male or female,
in a light, honorable and 'profituble hnsi
nessi ikddresa with
Bradford county, Pa. Nov. 28-3t*
I; ridge
• ship
rt in
d Jury
No of the members bo
longMg to ttur different Masonic orders, and
all members of the Masai:llc Hall .Associa
tion of Towanda, are hereby notified that
there vitt be an election of a President, See
retar. and three Trustees of said Associa
lion Hall, in the Borough of To
wanda, on the 18th day of December, 1867,
at 6 m. Aldgroi f Secretiry,
150. 27, 1867.
renao
-4 Can
n said
1,4 e shall
e Emf-
• citi
county
• David
ppoint
•• 0, J.
...don
*- Some valuable horses for sale
very cheap for -cash, or on time, or to let
c i ar
out fo their keeping until spring to,respon.'
siblei ties, for forther.partimilara enquire
ss & Co's Book Store. Deo. 10. '
-•
is..,The stockholders of the First
National Bank of Towanda are hereby neil;'
Ilektbat the annual meeting for theeleistion
of directors will be held at the office of the
BAnkp Tueiday Jan. 14th, 1868,between the
hours' of one and three p. in. • -
Des. 10. N. N.l4=s,,.gask.
• Ea,. Go to Cnoss & Co.'s News
Boom and subscribe for the Ledges or Men
cury,ifor the World' or Tribune, or Times,
Harpr's Monthly or Weekly, Frank Les
lie's, IHarper's Bazar, Madam Demorest's,
Mirrtr of Fashion, dolly Joker, Oliver Op
tic's 3oys and Girls, Chimuoy , Oonaeri Lit,
eraryj Album, Irih American, Yankee No
tions',
A Wilkes' Spirit of' the *Times; IL Y.
DUpPer. Alio the iorter and Argus.
INOV- 44. 71 667- • . • .
ruin NATIONAL BANK OF, TOWANOA
Fmaitour. -Amu 07 TEE Ma= fiTATgar
Capital $125,000.
Dei osits received payable on • demand in
Beg Tender Hates. • ' - ' -..
In rest allowed on time deposits accord
in g agreement. ' •
, Unourrent Bank Hotes receivedon-depos
it or i eaclumegod for Legal .Tender. : ., I'
11.18. Bonds and MO , Treaspry ; Notee
bcnight• and sold. • - - •
Higkest price p aid for Ckimpoundlotermit
note.l. • - -' - -:;' 5 I •
- - DMfts priiable ir e e in gpart ofi •
l e Ifnite
States Myer for kile:' , . • '!"
•
, Draftspayible,n England ; Seitlatid,lr
land'. or •Wales,
in 'any =ono! over' one
powid sterling, furnished ate lowest rata.;
Passage? tickets from Liverpool or Que -
to l• to Nowlfork,b the at toot!? inin
/ I
Lin i „ on end for stk' , ;r;
Exll,l3mint; liete.'" ,:. •.. ' '• ' : .
Mtirch2o,'67. ' I.l;.N.thrrit, r' ° . Cault
turday
11, 11. A.
were out
the Loy
•cenrred.
••, Areas
were on
par4ed,
hort
r. John
the deer
l er, which
ipproach.
Jed, and
!opposite,
.urpoie of
his gun,
; .':hment
4 • r WOW -
!nded Mr.
Ss . (6.una
• the are..
'thil . rawn,
biy_brnie..'
called and
3 sent we-
.11er. 'No
13h:ripson,
• fact tho t_
when ho,
N a new
nitablo for
i g wa -1 3 0 , o:^Lo ian d :.
Le world."
I rads 'have'
derstand
soma day
,t has been
Borough,
up ,for usC
to givO the
ter,.
and a pne
avp tar
:for the t
worst
Iposs co
;..
also have
e t little
one could
1 , have them
large Aim.;
PZEII
• ichardEtotis Inskrtietori for
for sall*sit,
• sior- Piano Stools, cheapest • and
be -.Ts 3 Witf Ditt4cKs:' • '
iffir Pianos ratAiv In. Rene frp
4250 to ; $9OO, afpoWitt DittnCli a, ,
•
and OrgaAa - , from
$9O 40.5240, DeWitt do Ditinciii, 1 1 :
tar Sheet; lifnaie:leceived• daily,
andlsently mail, at markedprices, at Dc.
Witt. ik;Dittrfoleis. - It
• -1
Piano Tuning dune, nia ieason
ides:3 tenng, • -and 'satisfaction given or, up
tharge'made by, J. TA. DeWitt,— N.•s.
rarticulav Attention , given to ca.lis. frank a
diatance:
'if - 111A.ABLE.V ,
- - -
MIEa 1 4 VIM:4 -qa the : re:dam:tee 'of
iibride ntailies, in Wialitilxig, -40. 41
I T, by_aev; A. j..Anuga.mr. Roman
.;giles•of.:Wysantring. to Miss 13.14 O. Jack
,litsbn,•danghter of Rev..G.• W. lookaon.'`
CoCq.,ElitAll.r.BODGEgfir-4LanilOtli' t.
lat fferiiekville, . by Itev.;l).„ to Bow
#r 'Levi Colowani , and `Vbat -.Viola 13,
'Dodgers; all of Herrieki . - . .. . , ,
41 WARD—OAMPBELL—Overion•Die V
1
by. R. IL •Iliehardn Esq...: Mx. :Tito .
low of .13obnylkilL Ow.- Pai,.!to.ldisa
4da. E. Orunpbell, of:Albany, praatnie
... Co. Pa. ' ' - ' •
=I
P.I.L'.D -
VOPERMARII—In Townnan forongl
of •oottstwiption. Ch
33ntlor Vanden:nark, on of Jeromiah :
"olerinarli.''Aged - 24 years, .1: month:.
25 days.
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N haze o f abroad abroad Saver
ERICI': swaireEllisiti .14,,i
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age selected' aaortiiiatt
r , k
I fv.frot
" Ate , all ' warrante dto. lia 'we 'or the
1 .
e p reraaded... t Be keeps otiAattota lasge.ar
n: ' 'u cog. of the,oelobratA(l: • ,
~ I , ' •'
1 I'll :' . I .l' ii 4 MA Sr - 10 .1i 0 il
: : ,:..,i 1-.
" i t e gui t ' 0 0 - o ;"%tr Of She e Aitt4.ol o llo#l
t o d • . .• •
4 EWELRY SILYER',VirAitt:
.
In the plated,linet*haa Bogert &other;
.3‘ %RE -ov.l i f i co o
*ted -•- . n . 7 -• •
, • ;
.eakfastki Danner getBtorst
• Elegant treble plate ppie, 11 , .!41
•0 - E P T WE It fi
thindgenie 'Cake : Ikuskettii' "
.b.Y2witi*AtOiri ares
Pickle Mands..Tea Bella 44.11 c• ,14 ). •
911A.MilEllidif is now keeping: the,
onovsn as•• BAKER,' I
fratily qeitylng: 21
These machines are to al others for
ily useaor thafollowings ,
I They setv with two., threads t from the
r d
1 10 iilittrOlco revtiuding 6 .
They are more easily understbod and used,
less liable to"derangement, than other mit
hltiest
I,
They are capable of executing perfect.",
without change of adjustment, a much greater
variety of work than other machines.
ar fqtelf made , by these machines taiipuoh
tab arm, °Lade, add durable, , espeeially iion
!rticles which require to bg , ,washed andironed,
ban any otber'stitclr.'• •
This stitth, owing to , the manner le whiCh
the under thread is nnorronght, is much the
most plump and beautiful in use, and;retains
this plumpness and , beauty; even upon attieles
frequently Washed arid • ironed,' Until they are
horn oat. r .
The structure of 'the seam isPinichiputt, tho'
it be cat or broken at' infervals 'tor onty a tew
itltcheit, it , will neither open, run; nor ravel,
butremains find and durable:
tftdike other machines, these -fasten both
,ends of the seam by, their own operation. •
1 , With these machines. while silk is used, upon
,thd right Or faee side , of' the:Mawr/ cottdidtliy
be used upon the other side without lessening
the strength or, dulabi4ty of the, seam. This
can be done on no other machine, and is a great
Balm open.:ell articles stitched 'pr, Asyttylep
With silk. ,
TWO° machines, In addition M their superior
taerith as instruments for Awing, -eremite the
most bautilel and permanent embroidery end
omarnentalwork. • ;
„Yon tan get 130 wing - Machine Needleri, slid all
articles pertaining to the machine business.
• •
... : . . :j. ,
.•
i' lANQS, ORGANS - - AND,.. BIELODE9NS 1
iTon.omf get. at.CLIAMBELLUNIS _ode of 1
l?M1t 1 BROTIIEBS . , UN*9II/a,lp
• PIANO ..„.FPUNIS4:
INo better made in . the States: ' , Warridated Bev-%
I3 l :l3Plleeli ß d sttal t emezz iti a,r 4Z Y ti
Lindeley do Cq ;, celeigated r '
it O A' R • 0.-1 Z N 49. FP
Whieh,for sweetness of tone and style of finish:
cannot be surpassed. Aresuitable for ChurChes;
Lodges, Seminaries; andthe home circle. Also
a general assortment of other musical instru- ;
Meals together with Violin, Vlolinc.ellaMtHrigis
Bridges, Tail Pieces, Sows, Bow Hair,.Keys,
Resin, dw.y dt I t• -.. •
.Memember that I do not- depend upon-Abe
sale of Musical Instruments for a living, cone.
%neatly am willing to Sell 'it' a very :small ad
vance. .
ANIkCLOOK BEPAPING ,
Done In ttre best anatnerri-as amnia st:lo,e.
iginntlidSOTl2l3lB;lB67:.- -
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS,
The subscribers are now recelvinrin addition '
to their former stook, a fine, assortmght ot;itlew
Ggospi for the'
FALL AND - WINTER .IligkDE
Consisting in.
T.) R , G E S S WO S
Each as-
MERINOS, EMPRESS - CLOTHS;
AI.PACC., PLLIDS; DsLAINB, act.
Prints from - 9 0 15 ots pr yd
. .
.12i '
Brown Sheath:lo:ond ........
iWs ' 'lO 1110 20 "
Bliiache4 do d0....10 ®3O "
TABLE LINEN AND TABLE CLOTHS
CRASH AND DIAPRR, FOR TOWELEI,I,
LAD= SHAWLS FOR . THE SEAAPNI
RIBBER SHAWLS FOR 'FLIZ BEASON:I
nice lluti
D IVE'S S 'T R 1 . 11,1,1 IN GS
COMPRISING. - THE. ILITEST STYLESI
A. iarge and spleudi4 line of latest styles of
DRESS AND SAtiK. BUTTONS I
Halploral Skirts $1 SO to $3 '
DAY'S PATENT LINED 'CLASP HOOP SIM;
A sea , and splendid I,r tielo.
A NICE LINE OF RIBBONS„
YAis t EEE NOTIONS, PERM ERY, AIL
good assortment of lhn; And Boy,
BIICK.i•MITTE NS' AND i GLOVES I
urge variety ot ,
LADIES G - LOVES AND lIOSIERY.
. A pioe 111113 of the latest styles ac
LADIES CLOAKS AND SACK'S I
At My: low prices. -t
3SiZE IL 1-.l ' I V . n mr.r:
_
We are '
also recelrnga,splendid line if goods
.12 ,this deßarlmoutv sod' liirttto /at° sty! a 0 1
114. T, 44D poNNF,T;i'
Together tP.4 a nice Poo of
TRIMMINGS .;AND F.EANDERS I
`L'iipressly 'for ' •
FALL. , AND • WINTER ' , TRADE 1
All the late and different stiles of ,
N — N It. A M. E
solbo • .6 ar epr epar3 e
unit the an atii
:
itstairail;'WO4 l6. o ll63 wit l 4.97nrkere 4
abd'able Milliners 'an Witt °pateap if
tp l
pleasaand Ova l .aatisfactiois ,t1ai5.,49 . 91i of
oat' Madness. " ' • • : • - fi
Thnnkful for pad' favvra„we hope to merit, a
eottinfteti.gl,ort bt the pritiuo Mar erfi de..
" .. • ' . • ,qp'yi .
'
Us i t r il, iSTATE' 'icy
ll.' -
~:.,.., ~ ,
.. it k IG
~ ~,...,:
11. as . hicKEAN,- MAI -' ATE AI.GqIT,
Offers the follotvlng F'apita • ,:Coali and abet ,
0
1 1;itida tor'ealti: , , I- ~„' J,. r -
Pine Timlier lot, 3 miles fro m Totianda;cc it:,
lidding 63 acma, P . rice.sl,32s.
Y Farm In Milani, containing 36 acre.: Good.
linildinga. thider'i L ilia "elate of cult !ration..
Mostly improved; ?rlie $6, _ . _ • ,
Farm ht. West llartiagtojtrton ,ttte Greek:—
New bona and barn, Vilnder a line atattibf eat.
titration. 65'acrea." iPrlci3 $6,450. . . , '
Farms in Franklin,. 4.11: under 'gobd etiltiva-:
thin. Good hatidingi. i Pot sale rhattp. ' ..t
-.. Beverat - yery cesiTable Souses ' and tots is
'paranoia. -
.t , 1 - . 1
A large trac t of Co l ailLatidela Thiel: dkiunly,..
• Towanda, July 18,1867.
kDREsa,
IVINTED STYLES! NEW GOODS!
NI& SEAMAN; •
Dade* to` Intooftiel ladies at -Finwanda a$
Otie: 4 -fl9 l iPrill'a! e 4 'P s eiVngt bFT
NEW, STYLES AND NEW GOODS. _ 1
EhO has constantly on- .Isuld s iatt , assortment - a : 1
pt apsze4 is-aunata meet* na..the shod.; 1
, m 14041140. notice ? Alan a great ,s.atletY of
L
.p
;eat
racelvel.f Pfietlentatiattention
van to dresa and cloak -making..
Booms over Cohen Er. Itosentleld's Clothing'.
Otoro,Mercues.#lpcit;f , • k
- Towanda; Nov. la - , lab?.
I
RIND I mug, ~ , caniked,
Prolf iribudtd stack at j
Bramlicill ¢ Cowa~W Vitlif SOT
vsitoorpaf,ll,
I = , :si - ;:cfq tltyt
f4i[4:l°' Ll_ :: Vir "is: A llll l". :-
.42 ji i i ail itittiiPilatiday , Ittit: , 25t h'
u le n
see 4.. .yfaterixoo.ol49c4.9.l . iktv,
'1 31441-91",- ciOiiii--viipi;,--m ,3".3;i:xij'it:i.i:
Stil gia4ilight , ftiliengitandiost
ie4r-tf9r .l i ttomiert . , Pima% 60 & 0 44 01 1 - $ 4,
volork, ' pl. Aired con Gana. nags,
r bfthe''Atiatateast 'SI rattlWitatkisitaktelibere
andasniqtankilid l Wl4lktrilal4 l o l / 4 140k
Olio at, . for CanlidantiPla- • ..:
1. 9 6:36- It: rd.; Night' Express, ".Disilyst"."'ior
"Wiesige Inliskii• Sitionsiti . Duni* inkibei .
Muk4POctiflu . am* - ' ' i
It
- In.; Mail Trals4Sundiye-eicePted, for
and Dunkirk, !connecting , ' at,Elmira foe t•
Canandaigua. .- - - • ~e„, r
, ,3:68 Li. m. , Eimir,a Accommodation , Staidtyy
5: 46 p. =ADO , Etprevs.; Sundilys (*Wed,
or Rochester. Buffalo, , , Sara:mum, Dunkirk and
eWast.' Connecta at Elmira for Canandaleu
st.'; liialamance - with the Atli:title tad • Gsr
Muitentitallway, and at. i iintlido'srith the L
g._4oret and, Gland Trunk Usliways, forpeT
nit
, West and Sonth.i ,' "" -• ' ''' -, r'. , : • . -",--;
-.10:33' p. - . m..t 2 Express:lll6ll, i3nudaye,
Icepted, for Buffalo, SaLamunca and Dunki rk,'
itiecting ',nth trains forthis - West . . -- - - • • • •
1 8 :006 in; War Freight. Sundays excepted
, . NZ P t lit.. 4191Snt, Psis, 110,6117,, fe
. - - ' 4 43t . OPiat Wavaiy on Mondays only.
`,' I. ; i ,i, • ...., ": • ,ttatim • sm.! -• , ,
.6:301.m.,, Cincinnati Express, ,lioil4l4, ,
, e4ted;.echineeting - at -Owego. - tor 'lthaca
Itipgkamtdu • for Syracuse; at Grad•, Send
, Scranton And PhiladelptiLt : at -Lackawaxea
; Hawley,'", and , at Catyccart fof 'Newhnrg
Warwick. - " ' ____' ._,,,,,,' -," "'' -* . *.
' • '''
~ 9:63 B. M.,,BiagnglaWr Accommodat io n,
days excepted. • • o
1:27 p. m., Accommodation tratn, daiiy.
. 12;051 i m.; Day 4cpress, Sundays excepted,
Waxiest At. Binghamton _ for: Syracuse; at Gt.
Bend for cranteis; .at Lackawaxen for Hawley; ,i.
and lilt . "...Yersey -City:gill:lX: . midnight 'express ~'
• tusks nf Blew Jersey Railroad .tor phil
adelphisi .4 1
1
Baltimore and Washingtom-:,- •
rt
6:28-. m.. New_
York-and aaltimere 61411,
'Sundays excepted. ,; • -- • • . • -, . 1 t 7
.8:26 p . m., Lightning . • Express: S un d ays, ex-,
cepted e corinecting at Jersey Citatith 'morning .
• express train of New Jersey Railroad . for Bal.
more and Washington. and • itl," New Y ork ° w i th 1:
morning
East:i , express trains " for Boston ;and the •
• • .1:98 a.: zn..",. ; Night .. Express, WY. ,-icon-
nectiug at Grayconrt for Warwick ; and at L
-,New York with afterdoon trains' and steamers '
for Boston" and New. England cities, • , .
- 645 p. m. Wey_frcluht, Ltinilaya_excepteds ,
WK. It, BARB * S. RIDDLE, G en'i Pass Ag ' t, !New-York. Geri% Supet..-
ME
PI.I.I2iDELPHIA, AND; ,' Eark
HAIL HOlD.—Wiater tirriaTable. - "L'Aiii .
and direct route between Philadelphia, ilital. 7
more, Harrisburg. WilliantsPart;and the Great
Oil Regiona of _Pennsylvania; tegant Bleep- 21
nig Cars oti alLnlght trains."' -' r * 31
on and after slionday,..Noiember 25, 1867. -
the traLas ,on the PhHadolyl4 ,fk , Elle, Lion
Hoad Will run asifolltitts i • ' j
Mail Train leatnia Philadelplils...,..l,ls.P, it,
,t!• • Williamsport ' 8.05 A.ll.
•to '' iiillies at Erie - .. O.OO'P. /12
Erie Itcpreas leaves Ildhulelphia....l2glo ;noon
, , 4 ,
,J , ,. ..-. Williamsport... 8;60 P.. M.
0, ." arriiii atlrier.;:..':. 245 A, li;
Fitunallail leackss=l 3 hiladelphii.); • &KO lA. M.
i s
- V3t 1 , " ; WallaglVOKl;•;;,6: 2 l l, Rel%
, .arr , l aat Look Bayen t . 7:45
.gip,..
m.
- t ' 111821aRD. ' " ' ' ' "
Min Tralp; lea s Erie:....:....... .10:25 p,..M. ,
.: 1.. : " -*, ." -. Williamsport. ... U.:55 a. in:
;e• . iiirly " at Philadelphia:. -8:55 a. M.
EilB E xpress ' 1 yes Erie : • ' 4:25 Iv. II 1
" • • -i-t .... ; , Williamspart.. 8:50;p, in
.f • 44 , ,
arrives at Philldielphia 1:00 p. s Et,
Eliafra Elr nuts Lock Haven.'... 7:10.1...111:
• :4# . ;....., 44
~ Williamsport... 8:36 , A. 11.
" ; arri es ~, it Philadelphia.,6:lo F. M.
Mail and txpresszonnect *Rh * all Trains on
Winurcio Franklin Hailiap, P rs tear
4ng.tkilidelphia'at 12.00 A. arrive lit heron
at 6,40 imi tuLA Qii.City at 9,50 a m - , ,-
T.eaving'Phnsielphia •at 11.15 p m, arine at'
'Oil Oitynt 4:86 pm., • ; , .- N
.6.11 tralps on Warren and F ranklin Hallwar
ittate'elosb.oodnectfont at Oil City with' trains
lor Franklikand sPetrois4m, Cent re. Bscgsge
.Ckeaked Tilrough;. ; .._. ..: , .
ALF4Eu L. wxLE.l4,'GenlStitil.
IppRADING , RAIL ROADWIN
,JkIir; TER , ARILWENENT. Noviimber,2s,lB67
GIDIAT MUNN: LENS AWN, Tan Novi AND
- Norrn.wistrfor Philidelphia,New-York, ding
Pottsville,- Tamaqtut, Ashland, Ishinon, AUea- ,
town, Easten, de. . , -
Trains leave Harrisburg for Neui-York;its
Wine de3.00, 6.25 and 8.10, S. at., and 2.05 and
9.35 vein., connecting with similar Trans on
tae Pennsylvania Rail Road, and arriving at.
New-YOrk at 5.10 and 10.15 - and 11.50 a. in., and
MOHO 9.30 p.,m. Sleeping Cars aocompa
uying 'the /3.00 a. in., and- 9.16 p. m., Trains,
withentehan
- Leave Harrielar - g for Reading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Mineriville, Ashland, Pine (prove,
:Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a. in., and
2.05‘ and CRY p. m:,stepping at Lebanon and
all•Way,Stations ; the t.lO p. in. Train making
close connection Mi . Philadelphia and Columbia
For Pottssille, - Sehlkylkill Haven and Auburn,
via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Ros e ditsive
Harrisburg at 3-55 P. m.
Returning : Leave New-York at 9.00 a. IN,
12 aeons eo and 8.00. p. m.; Philadelphia at.
8.15 a, in. and •3.30 p.. m.; Way Passenger
Train,leavea Philadelphia at 7.30. a. m., return
ing.frona Beading at 6.30 p. m., stopping" at
all stationd ; Pottsville at 8.43 a.m. and 2.45
p. m.; Ashland at 6.00 and 12.19 soon, 2.00 p. m
Tahaqua at 8.311 a. al., 'and 1.00 and 8.45 p.
• Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg, via Schuyl-
kill .and Susquehanna Rail Road. at 2.10- a.. in.,
and 12.00 noon., • I
Reading accommodation Train : Leaves Read
ing at 7.80 it. tn., returning from PbUadelphia
at4.00p.m,•
Pottstown Accommodation Train, leaves
Pottstown at 6.45 a. nu, returning leaves Phil
adelphian% 6.00 P. m.
Columbia Rail lioacT Trains leave Reading at
7:00 a. M. and 6.15' p. m. for Ephrata, Litis,,
Lancaster, Columbia, •
On Sundays s Leave New York at 8.00 p. m.,
Philadelphia 8.00 a. m.'',and 9.15 p. m., thelB,6o
a. in., train running only to Readi ng. Pottsville
8:90 a. Harrisburg 5.25 a. m. , and Reading,
at 1.09 and 7.15 a. m.. for Harrisburg, and T:O6,
a. in., and 11.44 p. fr.? Ilfga Pork, and 4.25'
p.' ta•., ins Philadelphia, • ' I
, Commutation, Mileage, Season, nelipol and
'Eleursion Tickets 'to and from all pinta, at re
duded rates. - •
-Baggage checked Ithroagh • 100 pounds ad
lowed each Passenger G. 1. NICOLL.%
General. Superintendent.
Reading, Pa., Nov. 2.. . 1867.
800
TO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCA
- CA'aChi AND miy.gigi 00 MUSIC.
We lake pleasure'in informing you
•
thaltoe have lust opened in Towan.
da, on tke corner •of Bridge and.
St'e'et;' 140.'$ Patton's Block;
on Biegtan - New- Book 'and Alfitititit
Si4•C ' to4er e f every ding' in the Book
,Sta(foniri . 12/4,2n*id: :line , may bi
stin4 A 49 Statuary; Paintings;
. 6tbld Rens 'Sipeetaeles Eye diatoms
4414tassev Opera Glasses, and a
gener4 assortment 1 . ),f Musicalhi
foments ; ‘, Yankee Notions , and
P.441p4.
• Our: Goods -woe all selected in the
city with great,dare by , experienced
hands and
,bought with cash at as
very 14. w figure with, .48
want? of : thie oirmmtpity.
We fee/ ite lJ 4liall L able
to o f fettargainti to all;Oho: will fav-.
or 'l4 wit t4eir a pcgrpnage. Call
and B ee VP, - • .
rEVM A I- V A " 1910
IT.—CIEOBiot CO4 11E6 jll4l
- opeidd a splendid NaTi, 804 and
Zvi& iltitird, in Pait . dn'ar,tilqiir;
•Tobranda, whore, Mayan selling
OVerYthillg iti-ihdr: dine PlleAP for
Casb. Calfanit se . o.them aita sat
isty, yi*Lrsolf, that sack is the' case.
113
roue 97i7401;1,1.
alib Stationag.
O.RORN JOO
t t'
grabsfit cant Iggerni int for Aft Vgat,lB4lll=,
07 . 4tTEMPO R4iiia
- 1110IINT 11SO: ONQOIii . VALUA-110
Of • u*fgagsK -Gar Levuv said
of PAW Kowitst a e , as *stunted rlby sevild•
Vistrearioltkaststit isaverWskiheslifted oltstS2o..
• • - friethomooti44#olbrikit *41 . 40416f1i,- ; ;'; `•
.44- - - -•••.:..... . .", ,, ,: i'!„:*. -- ,.- .: 1•-•. ; ::. f.; ....',1 .. ..1:_. '1
~. ,:fli f :,; ..*:.,' -_ 1:.; - :'' - . 111 gio",,,:= ft . ( t : Se ' I. :: :
i
' M
t o ... 4 E „„ i t
.< , .:, ... , Bogoil q ua. • ~,; _ ~. ...: • . :..,- :, .(1. .. a .g: c 7....,.
, ,r... ,.. , 1 .. ~..„ . • ,:. - II : :--t • 1 1 i l igt"•
1
1 : , . .. .- -:- ~ - '.' . r : . ' ' :• ' - -- a :=-_'... •--
rei Ann' ' imia..,:.ii. •-" 34014 4,1 1 r • - - "--.'
! • . ..i.;- , :..t:L._ ~.•
4 3 A f ou l) ~, .., -- , • ' 108,481 11, 7 000' . •-i '
195 AIL=
,lipitioillf' " '• • 118,39513;159 1;300 ' - -675 -''• '' ". ".' 0" _ ':•'
INAttliini" 4 rownf,thlF ' ' ,:. • 360 , 19 7 2% i ' 14,830 .' .• :1 ''. -1 1
Mbar's* •='t - • " 78,98513,179 ' .. _ ::-.95 •,. . . ,- ..1. ..3„.. .; - 11,i
59 Allmoitorongh.• - "` ` - .20,475 1,696 ' • --• .
, "t 1 2. l3
'.'130 Davao . ••:. . • • 406,920 7,075 ,- ~, .-
-• ; If 3 ',l •,'
'225 Thislingiiir'••.riip......, ..... .. . . ..... 10'4855 13,138 ' 482 104 -' ' ' '' - ' :
07 13 - arliimt9n BorO ;;.• . . . . -... ; . 20,1 3,730 • 5,087 •' ' ' - ' • 4 ' 4
201 Surlitigtot 1 Weed T .
' v Y . : - ..
. I,' h
,-... 100,573 10,811 1,000 ~ .: 1 ' 4 •,. :i
•371 , Towitship • ,174,726 20,033 570 1941 3 7
142 Canton. ilereugh •• 6%787.6,849 1,761682. ' , . 13 4 3
'303 Columbia .. 4 . ' - 209,326 2t,695 240 ' 2601 ..- ':- - '4 ,l ' 71
162 Franklin - - ' • '' • ' 79,335 '9,737 - ' - `5O -1• ~ %- fil , r;-
'331 Granville , '' - .r ••• . 14528 16,075 .. 1,800 140 • . -'" -.- l • '5 ‘.. .. '
225 Herrick ..„ . ' . '-,. ' .90,213 10,574 ' 950 281- - -'''.. •2 , 2 . t
113 Le 1197 •_-1 , -;: /04,498 13,029 3,320 '5,24'. ~' • .. -
249 Litabield • - - 140,826 19,106
.1,760 =: - ' ' . • - '
- _•
'"'7s Leltaysville Barre.: : . '.'.-'. .. `'. .. .... 26,142 .4,022 1,200 ,190 -' . '. .- : , .
237 Monroe Township '' - • 130,360 11,184 . . • • ..
.69 Monroe. ' 1 30,220 3,890 , • . . , -
110 Orwell' . ' 159:88318,858 1,111 . . ' ''-- - - - '
101 Qyertpu ;... ;. ' ' . • ' 30,804 4,904 - 190 ' -"" - ; .-•-
359 Pike:" ' ' 209,800 28,616 .3,575 iosp - , 2 5•• 2
'327 Ridgtrary -.. '- ' ' ' 137,722 21,043 - 4,666 , _ ,
;247 Boma Township. 109,82813,450 •- - ~9O • . • -
65 Rome Borotigh 13,768 .2,833 50 160 "- - "• ' " --
416 Smithfield: ' 251,18129,250 '5,165 • • _ '2
-
380 SPitlilteld ''' ': - 209,610 28,037 1,970 1020 -• • 4 ; `l,
186 South Creek .-.'-.. • . . .. .... . . ~. 83,897 1,143 • I,o® - ' , ~' 1. , 1
'"64 Sylvania Boronglt:' 18,272 2,326 1,255 291 '
33$ Sheithequin •,. : . LL .... 223,076 25,914 ' 5,884 . 350 l''
4 1
19'6 Standing Stone •
. •
' '• • t 113,270 13,110 '6,100 180 '
, 217" Terry -
. ' - ' ' - '72,351 11,234 1;700 ' • • ,'"-- ,-- 1 -‘ 1 -•
137 Towanda Twp - 86,526 10,029 3,000 40 • 1 • , ; 1 •
Toaomda :. Boroughs 378,912 26;544 21,800 3640 4,350. 28 . 5 , ;..
117 Towanda. North '',. 108,517 6,829 . , • . -
Pl 4 Troy, • - 231,758 22,816 4,700 100 z ''' - • 12 .3
233 Troyßor ough --- . ' 117,585 15,531 •4;560 140 2000 I-I 5• ' 5
231 .• . 118,28813,248 1,285 : - , , ,
235 gstee..... . , - 131,353 16,116 2,900 - :210 ' „ v 4 ,9
332 Warren'" 183,789 23,375 2,300 • , ' - '
165 Windham , ' ~• ,38218,308 2,935 '543 • '• , ' ' ' '
)19 Wyfihming ' - ' 151,848 20,821 767 .6112 • - C '7' , 1
226 Wysox. 7 - 4 - - - 170,70218,502 ;'5,150 10 i " . 3 • / s., •
257 Well • - 146,798116,941 1,250 , - I
282 Wiiinof;
99,410 15,035 150 " •I "
_
', -
ntil
at;
for
f9z
awl
BRADFORD COUN'I% ss. _ ,
1 6 : - We, the undersigned Corruirissioners of sa i d county, .
by certify, the above to be a true and cdrrect statement of the, returns-made by 'several
Assessbrs of Bradford County, for ths'year . 18e8. And' we'alio ;la kethat we will
meet at the Cornmissiener's OXee In TirWairda, on Thursday the 86th , day of December,
1867, for the purpose of revising and equaUzing.said Assessment.. . , . -;
Given under our.ltruids and'offieial seal, at Towanda, this ad: day of December, 1'8137. ,
AtoKRE •
• - JOHN' A. -MOODY,
Commissioners.
Attest—E. It..•Coozastreis, Cler
fitisttltaluans.
t` l , TEMPLE OF F.
. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,:
An, futire new '
stock of 'Clothing bo as
ebespiss Wore the war,to be sold with -
SMALL PROFITS 1
The undereigoed would respeetlatty 'asinounde
to the citizens of Towanda and el c4dtrthat be
is now Testds. to offtw theta. Clothing,
FINE BEAVER, OVERCOATS,
Elin
: CHINCRILIrAS. P 11 4 0; i rd....' , . •
Also the
FIN DItEBB AND Bt!SINE,BB SUM.
/, HA BAND OAPS.
Furnishing Goods, and: that these goods
bought at very lovr figures will be sold with
very smsill profits. .intend,to,Wstablish a per,
=tient trade in this place, Indio order„to gale
the confidence of purchasers, will dealt on a
baits of
HONESTY ANDY INTEGRITY
and all goods will be warranted for what they
ire represented to be. Cane and examine and
on
yourself: Don't k forget the, place,
Temple of Fashion, opposite
south end-of Beidleman's Bloch .
U. JACOBS.
Towanda, 0ct.17, 1867.
T,HgcTOWANDA BAKART
EATING .ESTABLISHMENT
WOOD & ALLYN having purchased the
Bakery and Eating BatabllshmenCand Grocery
recently kept by Hill &Smith, drat doOr - south
of the Ward House, Nein street, Towanda,
Pa., and having re-modelled the same. they are
prepared to furnish their customers .and the
public with everything In their' line at reason:
able rates.
Csl4 l ll NrAxUW DEPAUThIENT
•
. •
thitted up in the Moat approvedilatyle :and
meals are served al all hours, and their store is
dlled,with a good assortment of
" 9 °IIVriAIW;ROTNNiVi&OREEN
They will keep fa store' and sell at wholesale .
and retail or manufacture to order
BREAD, BIACIIIT 11 I IISK,
4.; • ,
itous,isurts,Pmi 41,1D-'414-Kiis,
Of all kinds. Alio will the best Crackers
of laU Made in. Gil market, by the barrel or,
pouu4. Fresh °pliers constantly tnt hand by
the.keg or dish, cheap as the cheapest.. They
will ttee the beet materials " every thing and
will ; try to please the most fastidiCits.
Wedding and other fancy' Cates•made to
orders' •
Flies".sliPred Pre'F-Pt4
with g deal: in oars g.
. ' - Theyremp oy none bat Ow skilful wort
menoind Use only the' material. They are
deter Mined to keep /Out - taps establishment.
Give us $ fair:and candid trial. and pan will find
it to tonfittivantage. I •
to
. .3: 6r Atl4'N
Tortu3da,.Aug -
teal Irtftigtl
F4itst..tioit &kit AT 'A -BA-
Alla. Ad *the/ subscriber _.wbdaing ` to
chett al it his blsiness, tberefOte o ff ers Ms farm'
ror , situatedin LitatiltwP., Toga Cowl.:
ty, 4., contabling 450 acres of mud; 300
au*improved, the balaucein good tirpber,well
,Owl,
~ bt good net iglliaii, gouge. well
fescalk In au,a l l B , ifh lark gent!, Wittig, with
tlutligooa App e orc rds grid Fruit for fam
lyfu; --The Ewe idys in a good neighborhood,
arid' ' good market keine maw from Blomberg,
one the largest coal works in the State, and
Sulpha from the Willhansport & Elmira R.
8., *WY to church m 14.84001: The improve,
Men 4 ere one old two story house comfortable
for_ of years, on, • frame barn 40 by 60
feet: •underground stables for MI cows, wag
-4wreo uueslery. out buildings,
• goo MIS east, with-a dam built The '
' laircwill-be sold with everything on- the farm
ulallows tl3 cows end , a ll ' dairy atonal's, 1
spatial young horses, 3 sets of harness, Z. wag"
Litorig, 1 cut it on roller, 1 Eagle Mowing &
tog. Machine combined , 2 Horse rakes and
for , Peentagmill, Harrows Plows, ific.., 40,.
end ", fact • ever, thing Ili is ellfting.. on 'a
fare, and
elf all now, rice Oa an ads
103%aigil 0,000 down ' th e balance to mg!,
wit ma, YorlartherieformatioaladdrUs
lI,IX. MOTT, Übeityierloge Co.; Ps.
,-.. ', . 29,:e1,---381 . " : . •
- •
FttaOß SALE.—the subscrib e rs, Ex.
- etutore'd the estate of Win.. q fr aril ; ()Pr
' ' 10.1tlin .IDIPPAtitI - /At %kW. oor ger of ,
and ftsond .atreetai Towanda. The
h
nearly. - new and . conitabui 12 roods be•i - '
'id anis And wood hood.: . The -lot la en,
eldnid with a good pksket fence• well pal ntod,
lneg fruit. well and .cistern".. Persons wishitig
imbos) a home will do well to call and ez•
a , beforepuobasing elsewhere. Enqhlre,
oftd. M. WO9D, "or °nibs, premises. . . , ',
# - • IL. Y. EIALIi• '
MARY A.:GIRARD,
- • Executors. '
Sept. 11,1887.
700.11 - SALB.-4 valtiable Hotel
Jet' Propeiti sith osiailfthed buitness; at
414 : I " ' ' a WAiD.
Aigiw L al, ' 1-,
TTNITED STATES ~EXPRESS CO.
ILI i.
CAP,q'ill f ,50,000,009- •
• ;110.0i0eiuskin of , the route of this Company
to Deaver ,City and Points In Co'omdo and the
establishm est of agencies at all 'points of Im
portance In all tbe - Westeraltates aaciTerrito
es -colnp letes 11 continuous chain , dr offices
rout New Yor City to the', Far- West, einbrac
ing all the principal citi es .and towns in '
. ,
,
Ohio, Indianai liiinoik" Michigan,
Ipwa,'Wiseonsin;'Missouriillie-'
- , -
- ncsota` ,- Kansas, • Nebraska, 'etc.,
Also Mi to , all pouts on the line - for the New York
add -Erie Railway and its branches, d Canada
West, enabling them to transmit : '
, -
o d . tii
; Ce a in n , d 'Ean i k-tte s s, Jewelry
•
th peed and aafety, and without- transfer.
The favorable connection. , with other retie
;i
1' e ress Cdmpanles enable '
. them to gaaran
llee
, - . prompt and faithful -execution, o: all
•pr business in everypart of. the . Western.
orth stern and Southwestern States and
DTdtes, Drafts, Bills and Accounts collected,
mid he proceeds 'returned , with the greatest
d atc.b. - Our will ; • e,ailow as charged
by y other assroxstata, Company. .' Eaten
mo of.route between
averlyi'Athens and Thwauda.
•
fa Company - 'have "also established Ofilces
e
,at owancla and A th ens, Pa:. and .will run a
ID .Y. MIR „between Waverly. and these
pia ea, carrying all Good's Money ', ' and- other
ee ages an 1 delivering ' ' direct to consignees.
hi li ne will embrace not only Goods received
by ilway,,bat o fler the most favorable oppor
tuni Y ever afforded for the Merchants and Citi
sweeof Waver y, Athens and Towanda, to do
beßket with each other. V'e wishikander-
Mood that Goods entrusted to our' care' do nor
littve our bands until delfvered to the parties for
hom they are intended, as we own and , ran our
o n teams. .
• • ' -C. A. DEWITT, Gert'l Supt.
F. E. BARBER, Agent, Towanda. •
Sept. 12, 1867 . • ,
lION I
THE GREAT. UNITED STATES
OF T. Y. , KELLEY & CO.,
Have opened in connection with their present
,extensive Wholesale•Ewablistuturat, a large and
• ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENT:
. -
For the express purpose of retailing their .goods
to CONSUMERS AT ;IMPORTING PMCES,
and thus save them the Innuendo-profits which
usually go to the middle men and speculators.
We guarantee our. tos and coffees at all
times to be fresh and pure ,and, warrant all goods
sold from tidy house to glve'ectire Satisfaction;
otherrilse thaw:oda may be returrned,., an d.the
*may vUI ho . recan,decl. • ,
• . _ -
001,0NG4 Black] 60, 70, 80', 90, $l,OO per
Best, ED, [Green and 'Black] 60, 70; 70,
80„90;$1,00 per lb., Best. YOUNG tITSO
'reen/ 60, 70 , 90, 90, $l,OO, sl',lo, $1„25 per
lb., Best.IIIPERIAL, [Green] 90, $l,OO, $1,25
ENG. BBELKFAST, [Black] 10, 80, 90, 1,00,
1,10,1,20, best, JAPAN, 90,100; • 1,25 per lb.
GUNPOWDER, 1,25; 1,50 per.ppand.
DBE FtlO . ? 0,.25;and 30 centaikir pound. -
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT 4.41.1(1 - , .40 .centn
par pound. -• s" :
litiYAL CLUB=-Extra Pisie-33 cents. . - •
Wo hove appointed..
.6v and Ooffeei4 at
•
•: - OANTON - •
Wbo willforixisb clubs WO parts, , 417.-/Irad
ford county. All goods are put np by.ourselles
in Otte pound packaggs 4 our Warehouse is
Nes' York - . and: retailed fat; -Messrs.
CQLW.gtd4 4k: WarrAIAN sp.
• the
.same. prices
'wbleti'uley are to b e"had Eke; 'our Counters In
Nor York. Al! goods put up by_tos bear the
TRUE MARKof " Great. United Statei
'Yea Wtvelio*,!'"ol T. Y. Kelley Co., stamp - -
on the p:sekngei , • • Norte others are 'leonine.
We. Olicit a, ',). • -
FAIR - .AND'' VE(OROUGH - TRIAL
Of oar goods from all' who are Interested In
haying a Atat-ol&sa artiole at Tea, and coffee, at
tho.loweat possible rates. •
Eept. 12 - .lBl'. • '
W&TCHAEAKERS, JEWELLER '
.
'Noel;lilY romg,Statope, with a two' assortment
of Clonal autflirstebes,, from the hest mono fac
tory in Switzerland; • have . located 'themselves,
temporarily, at the gusto • Rooms, Of DeWitt
Dittrich, where they . trill he pleased to show
their wares to the public.'' A: taoibngh
mice% European establishments noblest' them
.roofer Assn once, of .compinto-astistaeti on in
their department, 7 - Partionlar attention "given
to repalripualookit watehes and-fettilry .
Totranft, Oat; 24,1637.,-3m•
HiLTSE iNIiTA 4 ) STOlt-SALE.
The
Then fiber. offers for:Sale:li Weir anastt.
,located Daildoad street in South Towanda,
stearki'dPposite the brick • yard, The, hcittite Is
20x10, wally tin istted„ with'agoed Cellar. • The
lots are 605200 feeteselis and will .jq sold, sep
arate or together. Possession Alyea immedi
ately. Apply to Dr. Pratt, or the Auliseriber.
Towanda, Aug. 29, 'eV , , JOAN KING.
I
.~[i~cellancaus:
Tai w#Rvitoust!
No. 30 Ve•iey Street, Nevi Ycirk,
04 . oimp
ItiEs4Rs:. c0LwEr4.. , ,,4
,17111*AN.,
tydNENTti
. .
On4;41:1211AcCO AN.D.C.ISRS
CowelN Cheip Store.
CHINESE - POS. - FOR SALE AT
we _ " NEW*RCOM.
£egaL' z
O T L OB iti,iitiviittriTotl,..' • -
174 r i• fa diiculiolter, That on Um 25th dui ot z
Dower, A. D. 1867,,a warrant la flanicruptay..
wet ed_ a att tbeestste of Howard Pima • '
of 13prinsWinthecons4 at Draliferd,and Oats
'of Pcunsylvania,, who bun been sdiadge4l a - •
Banicropt on Ida owe Petition ; Mat the Par,
ruirntjai any debts And delivery of ,say proper. -
tit I*loolo l /41 • to • each. Ifs nkropt !to blip or
_kw
ids use, and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden
_by lawl• that Is meeting of •
the creditors of mid ;Bankrupt - tut %provellhdr .
debts and hi choose one or• mare Assignees of
%Li estate, will be beld'at ti - Court of Bankrupt- ~`-\.,••
cpto - beholden .. at the office of the Register
in the Ducat Donee; In the 13orougb of 'rowan
ds, before . REIWARD . QVEUTON, Jr. • degis
-ter, on the 4th ' day' •of -JANUARY, fA; D
lEta,at.3 o'clock, p. m. ' •
THOMAS' A-. ItOWLEY.
. -
UAifed
Rata "ifarshal ifessenger,,West
,. era District of Pennsylvania.
- 137, r. 11.-COOLBAUDII, Deputy. •
Doi:s; 18417.-4 w. .
DtaI,NISTItATOR i S, NOTICB.,— •
Netice is* hereby given, • that all perscins:
iudehtid To the 'estate of Lymin Rightralre, —
Lite' , of' Welles, diced. am. reqiested to
matte hrunediatoskayment, - and those having
claims against Bahl estate will present Mein duly
Authenticated for settlement. . -
Nov. , 1861..
NO
AD'mn,{ISTIVIX NOTIOA.-41(Itig:x;
is hereby given that'll persOns indebted to'
the estate or JQIIN N. BARNaii_dee'd., late
of Pike'are -, requested to - 2suake Mune&
atopyment, without delay, and -those having
claims agalast, said estate must.qtresenpLiem
e, _
duly auth
tiented for ,ettlement. •
- . .E. 64,-MINTS,
N0v.20, 1,47, • Administrator.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No=
tio is hereby a lien, that all person ind lit.
ed o the eatate.ot AZARLIII ,BENSON, dee'4l.,
Columbia twp.,' are requested to make
immediate payment; and all persons having
claims against said. estate will present-them du
ly authenticated for rettleMent.
BENbt)N,
A.d4nlstrator.
Nov. 5,1807.'
VXEOUTOR'S. NOTlOE.—Notice
1:4 bereby.given that all . persorui indebted .
to. Ur estate of Jtifitl CLINE, late of Albany
tohnship, deerd, are regoested to make Im
mediate payment, and •plt having. claims upon
said estate will iirtaent them duly a 4.ilantleated
for anttlement.
NANCY CLJNE;
JCIIIN E. FINAL
Executors
nil , .
-BANKRUkTCV,=-Iu the matter
lot Stephen Whitaker; Bankrupt. Western Di!•
trict of Per,MsYyrania. as. .
Tors:Awn it, may Caren : The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his. appointment as as
signee of Stephen Whitaker ol Dome,in the CQUIP
ty of Bradford, and kltate et Pennsylvania;
within said District, who has been edit/arm'
BaaTupt'llipon his own petition by the District
Court of saunil srict..
Dated Rome; .the 14thIday of Novembei, A. D
1E1671 - MOWN DIG,' Ameigmee..
. .
XECUTORS . NOTICE.N'Orticer is
.Aza hereby given that all -Perms indebted . to
.the:` estate "et J. - 0. 848NE9,-deo'll., late of
.Herrick twp.; are requested. to make payment
%then:alit:lay, and tkolse having claims against
said estate:must present them ,clutrauthentieg
ted for settlement.
N0v..16,18674
TN BANKRUPTCY.—In the matter
-L. orGeo. P. Traq, Banknipt, Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, ea. "
To whom it may concerti :'The undersigned
het ehy gives notice of hit appointment as -as
signee of George P. Tracy, of Monroe, in the
,county of Bradford, and State - of Pennsylvania
within said District, who •has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Coartof saul,Diatrict ' f. •
Dited at, Towanda, this 10th day of December,
A. D.'1867.: L P. - KIRBY, Assignee:
• •
I N BANRIIPCY.-It
the matter
.
.of Wm. Cortright, Bankrupt. Western
District of PetuftYlvanitri as. • • - • •
To whom it may concern The undersigned
hereby gives notice .of his appointment. as ILA
/Ague° ot Wm; H. Cortright.of M'eshoppen',ln the
:Bounty of Wyoming4and State of Penpirylvania
.within said District, who has teen adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition:hy 'the District
Court of said-District..
Dated at Ideshoppen this '6tit4lay of Deeem
ber, A. D. 1867. _
DIRISI P. CADTDft, Assignee.
llliscctlanicong.
WOO MEN,
CHILDREN WANTED,
IN • IT; A L 411. G
To, PUIiCHdFE TIN-WOR E
_ •
The under—lined- having e 11tblistiedilaimself
atWyslusing, respectfully informs tlocatiaens
of this vicinity that ho is prepared to tarnish
all kinds of - • • •
TIN AND SHEET IRON. I,VA4E
On 'the slimiest notice. As I manufacture dirt
goods myself, lam enabled to Ohs bettering
ducements than dealers; who hire their Work -
done. Elerchants supplied la Ith everything in ,
the line et the lowest. rates. Everything-sold,
WARRANTED. ' . , • .
Eavetroughs and Tin itoofmg a put on in tt.e
most approved style, ansl on short notice.
• give.me a call. Shop iri Weller' Store Ei:111?:..
over Chamberlin's Store
Wlfilusing, Sept. 10, 1807.
IMES. ALLEN Sr. MISS . CORWIN ,
DRES3 21141rERS",
IlesPeetfully tender their iervio,e4 to the L.':.diea
of Towanda and .vicinity. All work goititair
teed to give P.irticalar atleittoti
paid to
CII.TT LNG .4,ND F/TT IN G.'.
BOomi in tia*emcat of Jaram Elliottresitien
on 1-:ocond Street. llowanda, Oct. 17. 1867.
DISSOLUTION,. --The co-partner
ship heretofore existing hatween,E. B.
Stone and B. A. Ross, is this day dissolied
mntnal -consent. The business will.be carried
on hereafter In the Mills by Stone & Bros,
and in the store by_ l ,ll„.,ltoss. ilapiug by
terict attention to 'bosithss to merit our share
of public, patronage. flash paid -tor. all !Omar'
of grain. - . STONE.
U. A. ROSS; •
Stavensville.Oet. SeO, l'itc7
TORN W. 311 X, A TT() 1111tY AT.
Toixanda, Bradford Co. Pa. •
Generdl in9nrance and Beal *outs A gent.—
Bounties and Pen:lona collects]. -N: A I
busir.ess in 'the Orplitn% Court _attended t
promptly 211(1 - with care. Office first Mori:
south of Piaui , Howse, up swim. -
,Ost.
ELWELL HOUSE, To7,t-mi4;,
C. WILSON.
'Having I easelthis 11.) ill. 14 ; now ro ty'e,
conini3date the Travelling,' t t'to pain&
nor expon so will lie spar:alio givesatistactina
to those w -o airy Ova hlcaa _
• -sir North side of the pablit square. ea't
?detour's. dew oloot Ena,tv handing]; --
'pitEMIUM BUCKS' FOR - SALE'!
sun let for otile. or to let, a tea; of those
long-wooled Englide Buc k • Akio two Kew ant
Bucks kept for services , A,isc a few tlewt c 1 1 ,04
twee - to let. 'Pena* eaty.. P. GIIEGO - 1:Y.
1867.—aw0. -
yILIJARLE FARM "FOR - SALT;
v 4 The enbscribtr - offers bit farm situate hi
the 'northern part 'of llerrick containing
131 acres of,land,allout 85 a improved, new
dwelling honsn, and all necifiary ont-bnitlings;
111M:trees, &a. farm is well watered and
•Iri a good state or oultivatiorr. For terms ap
ply to or address JONAS LEAR.
_Nov. 1867,6'w 4 . llerrickyille. Pa. I
- PSTRAY.—Came io • the. enclosur4
12 of the subscriber, Smithfield tp. , about the
25th of October, 9 - young horsed Backs. The
owner is requested to prove propertYl pay
charges .and take tbooa away,
CHARLE3 B. BRIGHANI
N0v.17;1847. .- • _
VOR'SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
TOWN PROPERTY.-3 Truck Farz,,s of
10 acres each, within one mile -OF Towanda Bo
rough. - Apply to
- ' - 11ONTANTE .! g ents,
• ToiraadaMov. 16, 1867. "
H' _KI*BALL,, Licensed -Aue
* tit:inter, POttersville, Ara;Hord Co.. Pa.
tendeii serribea to the public. Satisfaction
guaranteed, or• no pay I required. All orders by
aidressed sa ala.)ic, will receive prompt.
attentictn. , . Qct. 2,1887.-6 m
r m ■ HE HI GHEST PRICE IN. CASH
tild for all kinds of Produce, at
Bra ffaliall Cowt/I's eigapi ;fere.
A SP GENTHD STOCK •OF 01W
++ Ceries, wooden.' willow Arid .stonaware qt
Bra3Lhall 4- Cotatirs.kheap &too e.
HOTOGRAPLI ALBUMS (WALL
P
-sistz anectyleg, at the -
In
S. M. WHITE,'
Adminfstrstm
J. S. BARNM, •
B. 0. BARNES,
• Executors.
WOMEN
FEE
R. F. EVLTZfR.