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LOCAL 4420) 011.1m4L.
TOWANDA envacll:Dtal___.
Church.-:-Itev. Moiarar' rim" Motor.,
Preaching, Sanitayli M 1011'a: and%
r. tr. Sunday -School, .11
Meeting every !Thursditystvening.
M. E. Chttrek—Rev„ J.' T. Bsionuma h Pal
ter. Preaching every Sunday at, 10i
and 7P. lc Snail__ School; lit
• Prayer Meeting eltehtusasy evening,, _
p r esbyterian MAO.
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday 10i,
A. and 7 P.l. Sunday flehoolak
Prayer Meeting Thursday, evenings.
Episcopal Church. Bev F. D. Hosnias, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at iek sat.
and 3'r. If. Sunday School, 1# P. M.
Asasnrui. Occunaitzcs.—Boy Burn
ed to Death.—A &Felling ireppringville;B4-
quehanna county, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday night, Dec. Bth, and o boy named
Wu Sorrow, 15 years of age, who was in
an upper room asleep, was burned, his char.:
red remains being found , after -the flames
bad died out. - The building was owned by
lir. Szsiuxtio, of Braintrim, and waswoccou l .
pied by the father -of the unfortunate_lad - .-
The fire is supposed-to have originated from
ashes placed in an out-building. .An adja
cent coin-house, with" eight hogs was also
burned.
FISICA AND TQWANDA RA.TL ROAD.—
The Ithaca Journai of the 10th inst., says :
We understand that Mr. -BnitntEr and as
sistants have resumed work in locating the
line of the Ithaca & Towanda Rail Road,
and that the preliminary course. is to be
pashedittisng in the speediest practiefible
planner.
LADY'S Boox.—The .December u,r
Holiday number of Godey's Lady's Book is
the first in the field, as nand. The title
page, representing old Father Christnias, is
a superior engraving, but in the faces given
io.the frontispiece, called the Broken Win
dow the boys are made to appear with the
large features of . men. Several improve-
Meets for the year 1868, are announced by
11r.IGodeY, and the Magazine will bo print
ed upon new-faced type, which• will enable
about 12 pages of additional reading matter
t, be introduced.
A SINGULAR. ACCIDENT.—A young
man named Wilmot, residing near Great
'lend, Pe., met with a singular accident re
cently. The family had purchased a new
stove, and hat' just kindled a fire, when
young Wilmot, who was standing near, was
struck in his head with a bullet, which came
from the hearth of the-stove or near it.—
This bullet shattered a finger an - il a thumb,
and then, passing upward, went through
the rim of his hat. It lodged in the cham
ber floor, having gone through the plaster
ing.and lathing that intervened. - it is sup
posed that the shot was contained in a cyl
indrical- cartridge; and thtst being in the
stlxVe when the fire was made, it W 71.73 soon
disellarged by the heat, with the effect al
ready desribed. If this is the true , theory,
the,eaSing of the cartridge must have been
exceedingly strong. The statement of the
effect of the accidenl is undoubtedly cor
rect.
SUICIPE ' ' - AT ejIENANGO Fosks.—A4
the passenger train on' the evening of the
9th was leaving Chenango Forks, a yoing
lady named Kate Tuttle, daughter of Mr.
G. Tuttle, harness maker,:threw herself un
der the wheels of the cars white passing the
water tank, Which is at the southend of the
buildings, so situated that a person
cannot be seen from the platform, when be
low it. A man, apparently, was seen stand
ing near the track before the arrival of the
train, but no attention was paid to it as it
was not unusual. As the train left this
person was seen (by a lady living west of
the depot) to rash from behind fhe tank
and throw, himself under the train. The
engine wits stopped and the mangled form
semoved, and upon examination the citi
2CLIS were astonished to find that it was
laiss Tuttle disguised in mew' clothing,
with both legs craghed•in a horrible man
ner. She was taken into the depot build
ing, and medical aid called, but the poor
'sufferer lived hardly an hoar, in great ago
ny, constantly saying "God have mer 4,
and take me home to my, mother!" It is
reported and supposed that the unfortunate
young lady was' laboring under an hberra
lion of mind, as she was Subjectle
.holy fits wad had threatened to commitsu
icide previous to the sad, rash act.
Miss LILLIE MAY, daughter of H.
A. Binnz, Esq., editor of the Owego gazette,
died in that Village on the, 11th inst., aged
17 years. The manyjriends.of the parents
of the dece4sed, in this vicinity, deeply
sympathize with the sorrtkiv-siricken in their
bo - eavemrni. -
DWELLING BURNED.—About 8:30
Thursday morning, Hon. A. Birdsall's resi
dence, in Binghamton, took fire from the
furnace and was totally destroyed with - all
its contents, excepting Mr. Birdsall's pri--
rate papers and the family silverware. The
Emily, had barely time to escape. The-Joss
is estimated at $15,000. Insurid for
TAYLOR le Co., are again. receiving
New Goods, which they . propose to sell at
the lowest figures. They hate purchased
with special reference to the i approaching
Holidays, and Will unquestionably receive ,
their share of patronage fro m those wile'
"are goin' giv sumbody anthill',"
COURT PROCEEDINGB, , --The following
business was transacted in the Quarter Sea
sipna :
William atieas`ielio plead guilty of,an.at.
tempt to commit a felony, was sentenced to
pay a ,tlne,dll,o,and costs of prosecution,
and undergo an imprisonment in the Peni
tentiary form:Lel:par and three months.
• Charles Clark:committed of the larceny of
Dr. Ely's property was sentenced to pay a
tine of S2Q 'Ana costa of prosecution; and
undergo, an imprisonment in the Peniten
tiary for the Writ of Os l o years -and three
months. •
In the matter" of the alleged lunacy of
Catherine Flynn, after Waring the Coirt
adjudge said Catherine to be a iun►tip, and
direct her to be committed to the State Lu
natic Asylum, at Harrisburg, and certify
that she haino legal settlement in any dis
trict or township in the State—but only
residence in Athens township. '
In the matter of change of the place of
holding elections ,in Ulster township, the
Court order an eleFficw to be held,on Lh
third Friday of Januaty next, for the mu.;
Pos e of determining tipoirtbe expediency of
the change from the place where they are"
sow helitte the house . df E. D. Tuttle.
In the matter of the formation of =ludo !
pendent School'District in-South Creek and
Itidghury townskflpg, on . Pieilanletilitn of pe
tition Court appoint J. H. Webb, D 9.111 01 d.
Allen and dames S. Doty, Commissioners to
view the premises . .. describeA kn said ,pots=
Lion, and that ikey . Meiit on the ground Dec.
30, 1867, and make ' . .report at the net
Court;
rfrt;
In the Eater cif wesengu f
mf
wide, Briap zeta 7;
the Distriet Attorney to lay a bill
went before the *and' ;11nriit
unlesa the. unlisnee , corno,o3ke l t
initientitkin is: 4114. • •
The Court snisave,thec, • •
g 4 1 ,444
Fantrin bOrougb.! •
IrOhe znatteinf the, SpirSisaten
takes bi-:Carlton saboot-distifet
'house site. Court ;point J. _X;
b. Tyler and H. D. Persona to : sus -
ague. and that thiprineet• Jai. 7.1
O. re., upon the ground.'
matter of petition of mi!
tens of Priuskli ink.; for ' ••• • •
bounty Bridge across the Noith:
towarida Creek flea L"dpira_
iiarq tiv., the &Just 'aPPobtt .
km% Blaciunio,
Kellogg, Robert McKee, drew
e Steno: •!" .s• • •
i..\
Dr, Taziocophioir PLEA&
Itt the ;natter of pedion for ;• •
Of the ljnicm Meeting Hoiuie, at 1
trell, and theiKeigyon Hill Ch • •
or.de,r Pulgicationto , be made.
llobpaouis and alias Subpa3nas in
:trere directed to lie 'alined in the
' meg.
Lucinda Robeslon vs. John -Robe
Stamina V. Whipple vs. Jonathan
plc.
'John D. Bell vs: Anna Eliza BelL
M. E. Briggs& W. Briggs..
Levine McAllisier vs.Chauncy M.
Mary T. Waldn'vs. Lull= A. W i
M. Harding vs.Josepli Harding.
7
Moses Walter . Clarissa Wanes.
Sarah E. &wpm]] vs. James i IL S i
•Lyda A. White ru Wm. Whi
Divorces were granted in, the . II
cases :
Rebecca Laplaz :vs. Peter Lap
Charles.Vorder.. vs. Sarah Word-
CatherineM Dav is vs. Paivis D
Almeda Sellard s. Orlando, = -
Tho Mas Ingham-vs. Emily C. In
Elgiva Claflin s iikLedyard # i •
In the matter of - petition of scli ,
tors of Troy .Boro,Yor appointment o
to, appraise land; Court appoint
Jayne, - J.4 I'4 and Samuel 0
viewers to meet on the ground,on S.
Dec. 28th. • -
The Court ord4 that the regular
Sheriff Sales of real estate bhall be o
day preceding the first day of each
Andiappoint Fildity and Siturday p
each term for the hearing'of ,moti
arguments.
Decrees of incorporation were m
case of the Law * Dibnuy Aisociatio
wands Dorouglil Ithe Farm Stock
tion; of Towanda Borough ; the I
Church of Tru3carg l i na Township.
. The following "aim were tried
Jury
Abiram Pierces , I .Executors vo. Lon
et. al.—Ejectment, for a lot landin
field township . Verdict for the phi
he land in question, to be set mill
payment by defendants of the sum
88 with interest and costs within thiii
W. H. Jransyckle vs. IV Creek Cd
Verdict for the plaintiftfor 852 07.
•J. At. Watts-vs. , J. P. Kerby.—Ve
the plaintiff for $39 45.
84 WICKBAII & BLACK hat.,
to their Crockery ftlasswarp,' fan
mita of Silver Plated pods and
variety of Toys suited to the C.
trade. Yap can all find something
THE MATHESHEK piano FOWL
'Y World of the 14th inst.°, in sp
the Vathushek Piano Fortes says. -
-
Messrs. Barlow A Doehler, thengen tit or
the novel style of instruments Imovintas the
"Mathuahek Colibri Pianofortes,'" r ve suc
ceeded in attracting to their roc at the.
corner of Broadway and Fourths t, the*
curious and progressive- among the musical
profession. We recently joined e rank,'
of this volunteer investigating co nrittee,
and after due deliberation helpedth ftding
of a favorable verdict. The pion a/ e a
wonder. Though, but a little more half
the size of the ordinary . square p o
the “humming-bird" gives forth a
no degree, inferior to that of its no.
ingly overgrown progenitor. We fo
workmanship good —Mathush - ek's re
would guarantee that—and certainl,
take no exception to the novel ay
which he has put ouch' an amount
into so small a body. Any one can
the "Pslibri" is handy thing to
the house," especially in a dwelling
eminently modern desception,
measurements nun more clearly e
by carpenters' inches than feet
standing its dwarfed proportions
scale of seven octayes, so that w
housekeeper is dulftonsidered the
is not in'the least hampered. '
It is claimed by the inventor that
the use of his - "Equalizing Scale"
ear bridge," the (15 tons) tensio
strings is brought to bear equally
aides of the iron plate, while the p
1158. strings heretofore conoentra
one end o f sounding board, is
distoilinted over its entire length,
increasing the.power and quality
and promoting the durability of
It fir-possible that in this way Mr.
shek has solved an important prob
that his pianos, like violins, . will
with age.. Time will tell whether t
ruble result has been reached or ‘'
proached: The application of: the
ideas to instruments of the custo
has apparently been generally once.,
The orchestral piano emits a vol
tone of the "grand" quality, and
a very good effect in the concert-ro.]
- skilfully awakened,
We invite attention to these inn
of Mr.
.Idathushalt, because We de -
radical arid of peculiar importance.
priniiiples are proved to be thoroug
osophical, the art Of piano fbrte m
destined to undergo a great change
'These Pianos received of the high.e.et
medals at the late fair of the Am 'can Ins
etttete,
in' public
they TrekdOt ?Pr?"
Intion
fublic optniOn Whera • eie; ey - r
introduced... A intinber'of the* b
soli in this place.: and vicinity, and all
delliiitid with thins. '
•Dowanoie. - -Thii' -- Wystpt :
C4 1 "4. and !egiSTPPtion , Vill
pastor, Rev. L. E. Bonin, a clone ~
on.ChrisimaY day afternoon and
To meet at the residence of Mr. do :. :
on State Road. 'General Invitation
Wed. - L. d. Slovakia, pit.
A GOOD bunsTmorr.--All e haw
_
ing *few idollskra 4, invest in a
wanner. ' Would ebnault Abair own inter.'
by calling upon 11: A. Boanarc, at • oft
a# 'Pate wlie;!4 'he alwaro ,
gjia ion s ehanee Ons of Ito -I F
k:gland inatituti4zurthe Phce • Mut
Life 'minium* Co:‘ of Hartford,
• t,,.../ .
f • aiffr.SoLomos & Co. being de -
elito else ont the!ire ' took of Win
ing, 'advertise that it will be sold at
rates. Their stook is large and b
do well to exfunity
Tovy#l;l4 Fri.
ning,*e followin guestbm
and.d!soided in the: septirgt• •
.Ikieleed That the eghte othe : • -
cßit 9 0 1.* 1 4t*.liteedW 4 331 : (
'Ana disenstuon wasinitl4
• relatfutttto
armpits.'amenal,ent will be.'
),
raid" eraning,, a t
and - the pnblio -ifeaeraill , are #h)ri
-
.
tend.
' es. The anow, s storm bflaotThors ! .
day. mu, s moot the most miladye and
olmt_over knoms,at this sesion,4 thews;
It 400 to *sit) extended , over the iftioye
icnar*- 1 Theo ..* was dss rg
0 1933 4ta 6°33140 titOdettree
.ft - Al e r
Itlr me i% to THOM kletalos. - *We
*MVO i ' I reached wit 16 - degreie beyni;:'
' -... .
• 01tc,4
iibto Ni Bditoi
m. nsii:; , —Ti tti aoli,of
N. B.:AtfrOod, Esq., of Ersdforifito., f*, a
lad ifroM•been yeki of age4"--who; : vss 'Kim
thei To
iesegmis
=
'ent of
ot
of had
holm!
::..at I
blind tt; ,
vi 1 cataricts orboth eyes•-Wcullipo•
.sated' , ' n yesterdayby Di. DOM Gift
The eyes were Wad - eperfeetly claw, widths
in i
boy was enabled to see objects abOur
room,' bnikhaving never sear before,':.,
tunable tti distinguish one oblectfrons ' :1
l+rJ Theidootor says it will requite
nths sev
AeWi
l
te
ach the boy perspective, and
Able to tecOssize fam il ia 'abloOto;
Without' e aid of touch. , ' Mier the opeili,
, tiin he .'.shown a ha,' and was asked
what it ' and-although he.ctiuld,so tbat
come 044 was hawses hiss anallse light,
still he Would not' len 'what it was; never .
Pnlig T lOi.7thing of the kind - ,befote:H
Ile how's er asked - that he ;night Wee it in
his hank ruslrby the aid of touch at once 1
'said-it 'was a hat;and added--foliow . I eaus-i
iell.whatilt is when I see it again." Fiewitb I
severaloteots exhibited to him;be described
by tonal and - afterwards by sight along.;
60, the boater info : tins us be will have totms
instruct until he gradually acquiree the
use of _ • eyes. The operation was an in-
Irnif
of
,k o f
Pekcin
Yiewers
, E. 0.
'Pia and
ration
orth Or
: Court
Divorce
.11owing
ES
"son.
flowing
Wheat.. 4
Bye 1,. • .
Corn ,
Oats
r*als
Butter (rolls)
411 ( w n)
Eggs ..
Hay (ws . r
Potatoefj u
ton) ....
Halt (per 131.),.
~• • -
a
I direc
wiewar
"m. S.
BIM, 88
turday,
Flour __,l2 , 00 . 16 00
Ham ...1
14 20
Turkeys !
• 14 " 16
Geese... ~ - 11
Ducks .. J 1 12 a •14
Chickens .4 10 - _l2
WEIGI9I3 or GRAlN.—Wheat, 601bs; Corn,
56 lbs; Bfe, 66 lbs ; Oats, 32 lbs ; Bailey,
46 lbs ; uckwheat, 48 lbs; Beans, 62 Ibs ;
Brain, 20 hs ; Clover Seed 62 lbs; Dried, Ap-
Pies, 22 40; Flax BeeB66lbs.
day for
than
term.—
eiceding
ne and
_ .
Optial Xoticto.
e is the
.of To.
• ocia-
Baptist
collot l '.--On the first day of Janu
ary, 1868 i we shall commence todoz.striet
ly cash Thiainess. No credit will be given.
The hi h) price will be paid in cash for
all kin dpl of Country Produce, and goode
will be sold less than at any other atom—
Gloves a4d Ilittenst a, large stock, will be
sold at cid. Alacconnte • must be settled
. • .. t te, or grey will be le ft for collec
tion. Baticaam-la Cowsrm.
Towanda, Deo. 17; 1867.•
.efore a
Gra-
Spring
tiff for
by the
I of $338
TEMP RANCE Norlcs.—the Managers
of the B dford County Temperance Union
in the • erent towns of the County are re
quested communicate with - the Executive
Commi ein regard to Public Meetings in
their respective towns. The Executive
Committee can- furnish speakers at most
any timift'on reasonable notice.
Those ppointed Managers who have not
reported 'et ared to do so without de
lay, ' A. *act; flec'y.
Towanda, Dee. les 1867.
-- ,, 0-re.7i • .
NABBY'S Etrzn,- - --Subseriptions fur
Nasby's paper—the Toledo Blade—received
at the the Bwoarsa office. • Price $1 50.
Nasby will continue to write weekly until
the next *publican President is inaugurat
ed: Comeand examine spe c im en copies.
'days.
133M1
added
assort,
genial
: as
ee.
- : The
' gof
IS. Toys, Toys, Toys, in great va
riety at Wickham & Blacks. A fall assort
ment of yery fine goo& for use of Santa
Clans. Dec. 17.'
EW YEA.RE PARTY.—Tbe company
of yoniself and Lady is respectfully solicited
at a New (Years' Party to be given at the
lan House, Milan, Pa., Wednesday Bye.,
Jan'LlB6B. Bill $2 50. , • •
- dam 10.
tone in
• se em
, d the
.ntation
we can
'stem by
of tone
see that
have in
of that
1 1 . ere the
J . cued
otwith
t has a
Nsw YE,►xa at the Holcomb House,
Leroy, Pa.,all are invited to attend a &vie,
Wednesday Eve., Jan. 1, 1888;Mnsio: West-
Gate, Loomis and Forrest. -Bill $3 00.
Dec. 18. 0. D. Hcilcomb, Prop'r.
SOL. SLOOOIIB ; or the Maid of the
Juniata, in the title of a new story from the
pen of that popular writer—Brazasorr Bux
un--to be published in the New York
Weekly, dommeneing-Bee. 12. 1867. For
sale at CUoss .3r, Co's Book Store.
An Oyster Supper will be pre
pared at the house of Mr. Sills, in Mice
&Min' , onj Friday evening, December 27th,
for the benefit of the church.
. •ngh
id "lin- '
a of the
ipon all
.serve of
4 upon
thereby
f tone,
piano.
Mathn
m, and
prove
is desi
ven ap
se new
size
ssfa -
lOW
Will any one loae the present
opportunity for procuring Frames, Albzuns,
Card Fraines, Bustles, Pictures or anything
vise in our line, when the place is so bandy
and well known, and the goods so very reit.'
sellable ill price. ammo & 133TAT.T.rm,
Mar Who wants to buy a heantifnl
Amyx akireniely cheap, an elegant•variotypf
such for bay low fignres at EABDING & th&r,
=es:gallery of art. ' Dont fail tosonre and
examine for yonnelf. • Deo. 9.
Rola-11E11—J. N. CALIFF has remov
ed his Law Office from over the Post Office
to the Ilocorder's Office, whin-he will give
particular attention to conveyancing, 'Orph
ans Gout business, Sm. Oct. 31.-2 m.
reduces
!,n2 when
vatiorts
m them
If his
&I-
I' Dg
SHEET =31118F0.-Alt of the later
pieces, Oat received. at Ciismainus's.
EVI4ITIVIIERE TRIMPHANT.—The
highest prize, the Gross of the .19gion_qf Holt
or, was Conferred upon the representatiTe
of the (an it BA= fiEWRie MA:
CHINES; 'at ' 'the' Exposition truivertille,
' an Paris, 1867, f thus attesting thek great su
sze rriority; over all . other Sewing mochas' , es. l --
or sale pi V. A. Cationuan, Towatids.l
Sri
Ivigi..itli .
e largest . stuck of Leßoy .
W. Fsirebild's °
, lila Peas ever offe r ed In
WI murk, et Clipmpesids.. s .
iiiir Richardatilee Instructora - 7i6r.
theTiano. for sale at DeWitt it. Dittrieli'a
Make your daughter a Chridt ,
mos Rresaht worth having.. Clo to DeWitt
tuttrieh's and get one of those fine
rian*4 o !. 4, 1867:
•
pewitt & Dittrioh offer great
indtteementa to teachers desiring anything
to that ;inv. Give them a call. Nov. 7..
•
WANTED .-500 bushels of Charcoal.
Apply to S. N. Aspinwall; Nov. 27.
Towing Bums 17./eatßair.—The
Stockholders of this company • are hereby
• natifted that a meeting will be held at th •
First National Bank, Towanda, Wednesday
18SS, between the hours of 1 and
vst . ay, fqr the eligtiop of a Bvesident, six
Maggot's mid a Treasurer, to servo the en
gtaig year, N. N. Barra, Jr,, ••:.!
, towsadgeNov. 20,1867. ktrertw ,
• "
ie.. The stockholders oi ' the yrst
National Batik of Towandaaril hereby toll
. fled that tha,eruinallaecitiitg foftha election
of directors will be held at. the bibs of the
1311014. 1 *WAY Jae. /4th, 1868,1katteen the
hem Ureic and tbree,p. m. ,
;pitslo4 . N. Bwrrs, Cash.
Qrgalts.lcom
s9olto 11 14 DeWitt & Mich s. - a
rims.
- ,it
$2 50
$3 75 .
1 25
1 50
73
2 50
1 23
70
1 50
33
30
28
75
12 00
I
35
15 00
3 00
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S. %man, Prcip
-,
WO' 7 7 - 1 - • ~.i. , luct
it4piummital3OHQoNiyill.4.44
he Asneriiin - Hotel. Towards Deo. It
. 1 by Rev.:. T. Browooll,Mr. p. A; Souk;
Ingram to Miss Ll' &honors? Weld
. 2 4 1 9401 C., ,(lj;
ouratr,-caus "14(6%
t 1887, by. ItoC4:1/ . S.
I ',...-.MVILMI ,I I-hk, , - , - - #4lftilet ,•*,',.
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fiTigriiillitt Attirirly` ; 1 •,.
Pratitti4 l .4 4 //e 4 C 4 W
oi W!laStO*
i alYnt° l "li nr;', AIM:tO/ , P, , ,:stegi*, -
' ll / 1 0 413 enalP *4 4 NAM - 7 00 1 1u1'.
, puir-iircialmw:4ccio , ' ci a aiiioea
t cotta g e, on Wl' 12tti inst., -by itev.l - ,11s1: ,
1 i leek Armstrong, Mr. Hiram Kelley - of Le
i B°4 t9,l ) . l *Peirfne / 1 4, 1 ce*5. 1 ! EEthyli
iIERCIE—GARBISONAt the liNtidenee of
' aA ll Othler4l% Albs, Dem.._ .1 britsv. J. L.
Watson, Frank-nem to iiiilliOttio fit if*
-D 2 4.4 .
allitl;niantL4o24iti G Climber
died in Washington D. 0. of- Ointump
• Hoo p Nov. 2d, 4867; hi the 26thyearof
his age. , 7 . •
The subject of memoir ;entered' the army,
inlB6l`and• 'seried twitt - yee'rs and six months.
His _health failed.hini and he was• detailed
into_the Fourth:. Auditors 001ce, Treisnry
Department.
~,At the close of .his ... term of
service he wa s apPpointed a clerkinthe same .
Ivikera he remained 'until his death,
which{ VAS peaceful tbul his last request yea•
that his friends would meet him in hetirmi
His remains were brought hoineandintered
by the, side of his' niotherin Frenetown Pa.:
, GOODRICH—In Wysox; Nov. 21, Miss Sa
' rah Goodrich—formerly a resident of To
wanda—in the 73d year of her age..
"..;.She 1144' dead, but sleepeth. "
New abvtrtioettutitti.
LOOK OUT FOR HOLIDAYS
NSW. NEW GOODS I
W.. A. -.,CHANBERLIN
Ras' enlaried - hls - stare an ha j 'at =aired
a large sto4 or Gold and
.Stiver ' -
AMERICAN. WATCHES
Ana im well .aelected assortment o 1 SWUM.
WATCHES, all warranted to ran well or the
monep refunded. Be keeps on hand a large asj
sortlie4t of the celebrated
BETH THOMAS CILOO-1C:
Abe an elegant aSsortment: of the latest styles
Geld . ,
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE
Ia the-platfd life. he has Bogen Btother
I F 010:c S .AND . SPOONS!
I " - Heavily, plated
Broakfast Dinner Castors,
Elegant,treble plate double, 4311 -•
Cg'PITC,RERSI
Handsome Cake Baskets,
BUTTER 0. BERRY, DISHES,
Pfclirle Stands, Tea *ells, &0., &q., &a.
C.II,IIIBpLIN now keeping the' _
- (MOM k BA KER'BI
Family Sewing Machines.
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These Machines are superiur to all others fo r
limily use, for the following reasons • -
.They sew with two threads e.feect .from,the
spools, and requite nn rewinding.
They are more easily understood and used,
and less liable to derangement, than other ma
chines. •
They are capable of executing perfect.y,'
without change of adjustment i s much greater
variety of work tbo other machines. • • •
The stitch madr) by these machine* is mach
more firm, el , stle, and durable, especially 'upon
articles which require•to be washed.and ironed,
than any other stitch. - • •
This stitch, owing to the manner in whicti
the under thread is unwronght, is much the
most plump and beautiful in use; and retains
this plampness and beauty,even upon articles
frequently washed and ironed . , until they are
worn out. •
The structure of the seam la such, that, the'
it be cut or broken at - intervals of only a tew
stitches, it will neither open, run, nor ravel,
bat remains firm and durable. '
Unlike other machines, these fasten both
ends of the seam by their own operation.
With these machines, while silk is used upon
the right or face side of the seam, cotton.may
be used upon the other side without lessening
the'strength or darability of the sesuli"This
can be dons on uo other machine; and is a great
saving upon all articles stitched - or made up
with silk. •
These machines, in addition to their superior
Merits as instruments fox sewing, execute the
most beautiful and penntitzent_ embroidery and
ornamental work. ' .
ica can get Sewing Machine Needles, and all
articles, pertainhig to the .sehlno tautness .
. I
M U B I 0 !'
PIANOS, 011GtitNS AND MELODEONS !
You can get atCEIAMEgitLIN'S one v3l'
DECEER, BR Tarp'. lINE9UALLED
PATENT PIANO -40iTES!
No better made in . the States. warranted sev
en years, and to stay la tune longer than any.
other. . 1 Keeps on hand the American , end Treat
pridsley St Co , celebrated
PARLOR ORGANS!
Which for sweetness of tone and style of finish
cannot he surpasSed. Are suitable for Churches
Lodges, Seminaries, and the home circle. Also
ii general assortment of. other musical instru
ments together with Violin, Violincello Strings
Bridges, Tail Pieces, Bows, Bow Hair, Keys,
Resin, d6c., &a. -
Remember that I do not depend upon the
sale of Musical Instruments fora living, Conse
quently am willing to sell -at a very small ad•
vance.
,WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING,
Done In the best manner, as niaal. at low rates
. Towanda, JulylB<,lB67.
THE GREAT UNITED STATES
TEA WAREHOUSE !
OF T. Y. KELLEY Sr, CO., ••.-
No,SOYesey,Street, New York,
Base opened in connection with their present
extensive.Wbokisale Brablishment, a large and
ELEGANT RETAIL DEPART MENT.
• -
For the express purpose of retalling'their goods
to CONSUMERS AT ;IMPORTING 'PRICES,
and'thus save them the inunense - profita which
tonally go to'the middle men and'epeoulators,
We guarantce our teas and- coffees at all
Vines to be fresh and pure And warrant all goods
'sold froin this bone to, give-entire satisfaction;
- otherwiselhe goods may be returned, and the
Money will be refunded.
PRICE 'LIST.
ooLoimi, [Black] 80 - .10, so; 90,1100 per lb
• Best .. WSW, [Green and - Black] GO, 70; 7.01
80, 90,11,00 per lb:, Best. YOUNG SYSOl d fi
[Green] 60, 70, 80. 90, $1,00 . , 91.10. SIAS pe
lb., Best. IMPERIAL, [Green] 90.11,00,11,
ENG. BREAKF - AST, [Black] TO,. 80, 90,1,00,
1,10,1,20, best. JAPAN, 90, 1,00, 1,25 per lb.
GUNPOWDER, Ix, 1,60 per pound.
GROUND COFFEES.
ÜBE 810, 20, 24, and 30 eents per.penna. -
BEST O4D GOVERNMENT JAVA, 40 centa
, per pond. -
BOVA!. CLU B--Extra Pine--35 cents.
We have appointed •
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Age4s or the sale of ear Teas acid Colibef.et
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• CANTON -. RA - •
Who will tarnish clubs from all parts of Brad-'
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1 1 3 i rd, county. AU goods are put uplorounselvell
one pound packages at .our Warehouse In
New York', and retailed at- Cailtoitty Sews.
90L.WELL & WHITMAN; stabs same prices,
which thpy are to be had oyei our counters in
New York -- Al! goods put up by_ as bear the
TRADE NABK•ot " The 'Great Salted States
Teal Warehouse," of T. Y. KelMy & Co., tamp
.ed'otritPickage.:7,Nolz! ar e -gell4ine
• ND TAcißotrou
or onr4gimili Ircuzi 'l,ll Who aieintereitedla
buriag a frit-dim artlcletal Tea 4ind Collee;a
the lowest posiibla rates.
sapt4l2, - •,- • .
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249 Asylum
195 Athena ,
471 Atlmas Townahipl ,
283 Albanyy
59 Alba Baronet.; •
ISO Bareby ..
225 Burlington
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Burlington
204 Burlington 'West'"
371 Canton, Township
142
903 Columbia
162 Franklin
331 Granville . 1
225 Herrick .
313 Leßoy'.
1 49 Ljtchbeld -
75 Lellaysville
37 Monroe Township.,
' Monroe Borough. ::
Orwell. .
1 Overton ~., t:i.
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Bone Borough....
Smithfield.
0 Springfield •
86 t3yhti fi outh Creek . .
'64 St
'8 Bheshegnin 'Borough.
96 Standing,
17 Terry . ..
37 Towanda Twp...,.
Towanda Borough.
17 Tiniandi North
14 Troy Township.
33 Troy Borough.
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Ulster.:;.:..,,
' 4 2 Wolin .
.65 Windhani.
I. Eyahoiing
13 wpm.. • • •
57 Well
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BRADFORD' COUNTY, se. ' " ••••• 1 •
L. B. . - We, the undgna OomMisidoners iiiiiroounti, Age..
liy certify the above to be silrae and cor m stateMentof the.retrups made by the several
Assessors of, Bradford County, for th 3 year 8368. An d . we also gtvo not/cloth*. We sa
meet at the Oomriiissioner's Office in Tominda4 On - Thutsday the 26th day of December,
1867, for the purpose of revising and oatudizirig said Assessment. •
Given under Mu hands and official seal; at Towandsirthier Sid--darot Illeemaltar; 1867:
. STERNE IifiEIGIE, •
W-DODGE, '
JOHN A. UOODY,,
•.. Gsiondasionerai'
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AUe E. 1:4.,C0i.)z.u.tv,e114 perk.
Miscat
THE.,
EATING :_4:2,TAIM.II.OIIgENT
WOOD & ALLYN hairing purchased 'tie
Bakery and. Eating, Establishment: fad Grocery,
recent lytept by Hill &Smith,. first :,door Siontbi
of the Ward Rouse Main street, Towanda,
Pa., and having remiodelled the tame. they ere
prepared to furnish - their customers and 'the
public with everything in their line at reaSon•
able rates, • ,1• - • • .•
THEIR EATING DEPARTMENT
,
Is fi tted up , . hi the most lapprovefil:litYle :and
meals are served a . all boars, arid their store is
filled with* good assortment of
GROCERIES. CONFECTIONARY, •oupszt
ANIk DRIED F/11.11'D3,, &G., 10.
They will }keep In store sadsell at wholoale
and retail manufacture to order •'1 •
BREADbPBISCTIT RII§K FRESH
• _
ROLLE , BUNS, PIES AND'CAKES;
Of all 1dn4.1 Also will keep the best Crackers
of aldlindiln the market, by the barrel or
potinfr Fetish Oysters constanap owlauld by
the keg orOhl, cheap as , the cheapest. - - They
will use thCbeat materials - in every thing and
will try , to l ease the most fastidious.
W We ding and other fancy Cakes made to
order. ,11!- 4
Fast ] supplied daily and promptly
with anyth desired in our line.
They em toy none bat the most skilful work=
men, and *Ion!, the best material. They are
determlnekto keep a first class establishment.
Give us a fair and , candid , trial and yea will find
it to your alinntage.
G. H. "WOOD.. J. S. ALLYN
Towanda ping. 1, 1867.-I.yr. .
drat estatr.-r
I'ARMI FOR SALZ .Al A. BAR
GLIM.. As the subscriber wishint/ to
change his, be-Siness; therefore offers his farm
for sale, situated in Liberty twp., Tiogs. oun
ty, Pa.. containing 2.50 acres of choice land, 200
acres improved. the balance in good timber,well
watered byigood 'never failing iiprings, well
fenced in 20 -fields, and lays gentlj rolling, with
three gocal*pplo (mallards and Wrtti t forifam
ly use. The farm lays in is good 'neighborhood.
and a good 'Market seven miles from Blomberg,
one of the largest coat works in the State, and
five miles from the Williamsport' is - Elmira S.
E., handy to church and school.. The improve—
ments are one old two . story house.comfortatae
for a n um ber , of years , on, frame barn 40 by GO
feet wit tindergroimd stablesifor 5Q cows, wag
gon shed and • other necessary out' buildings,
also a good Mill seat, with a dam built The •
farm will be sold with everything" on the farm
as follows : 12 cows and all dairy utencila, 1
span of young horses, ; eats of harness, 3 wag
gons. / cast iron field roller, 1 Eagle. Mowing
'Reaping Machine Combined, 2 Horse rakes and
forks ~Faaningmill; Marrows, Plowa, &c., ie.,'
and in fact, ever thing that is wanting on a
farm, and mostly all new. Price $39 an, acre
including all ; $3,000 down the balance to brut.
the purchaser. For -farther information !address
U. K. IKOTT, Liberty, Tloga CO., Pa.
Auk/029, 'A 7,-3m
FOR SiLE.—The subscribers, Ex
ecutors of the estate of Wm. Girard ,offer
for sale the House and Lot situate corner of
Franklin and Second streets, Towanda. The
hones is nearly new Ind contains 11 rooms be
sides cellar and wood house. The lot (ken
closed with a good picket fence well psi nted,
good fruit, well and cistern. Persons wishing
to purchase a home will do well to call and ex.:
amine before purchasing elsewhere. Enquire
of JO!-. WOOD, or on the premises; ; •
! G. IL HAW
NARY A. GIRA RD,
SePt‘l7,lB6l.
POR SALE.—A valuable .Hotel
liwerty *Oh an eatablished bitslhess, at
Alba Boro'. Apply to •
MONTANE;A
Aug. 2 1 : ' • "44.: •
14000 • MEN, WOMEN
.:. -AND,
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• CHILDREN WANTED, • '
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IN - WYAL•trgrN G
TO PUIiCiLISE
.The andertrigied• having a-tablieted himself
at Wyalusing,respeotfolly Worms the °Meerut
of this vicinity.that ha is prepared, to tarnish
all kinds of
TIN AND um - TEON . WARE,.
•
On the alitelest s notice. ALI inanufsetnie the-,
4goods myself, lam enabled to offer better
acements than ,deaters who tire thelf work:
done. -klerchantaNtopplied with ever t hing int
•
the line at the' lowest. Wes. Everytk.ing sold,:
WARRANTED.
Eavetrougha and abiding put on in the
most approved style, and on abort notice.
Give me a call. Shop in Wellea' Store Hods,
over Clumberlin's Store.
BUILTAER.'-
Wyalusing,SePt. 10, 18G7..-
iSSOLUTIO.N..7—Tbw. .co-partner-.
ship heretofore' Wirth% between E.
ne, and B. A. Boas, h this day dhisolrefb
tantuiVechurezit. The business will be carrie d'
on hereafter in the mills by B. B. Stone A Bro.;
and in thestore. by U. A., Rots. JBlColling by
attention to business ' tic mnritod share
of puling Patrunagu i ,. 944 ; atior a/1 kindn'
of gra t a , • , • - STOlitS.'
•H. A . ROSS.
ao 186 T. •,
IWYMGRAPHALBUMS - Orm . it
ithei4adetOes. el the NtritsioosG.
DIVAltAin, BritN
Sl4Dkand Par-1 111 9 ) 4st at fMrl34
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, The extension f _the routes 'this Cornpany.
to .Denv,r City and ,Points In olerado and.the
establiihnient of egenCles at 1 it points; of im
portance in all the Western S tea and Territo
eel conoletes „11, continuotts ,chain a. (Mei*
from New Yor , City to the . Far West. embrao-,
ing all the principal citi es and towns in
ohio, : i ind t i" aila, '
• Illifioi
~ - 'ilidligati,
'Also to all points 9n;the lint of .the New York
and Erie Itallwaraild its brat:Lel:ins; and Canada
West, enabling them , to transtul •
Goods, Coin, Bank-Notes, Jewelry
and
With speed and safety, and without transfer.
• Their-favorable connection with ; other relia-,
bleillompanles enable Weal to.guarani
tee the prompt and faithful eseoution o. all
E , press business in every pazt Of the Western,
Northwestern and Southwestern States and
Tcrritoflea. ; • ' ;. •
Notes, Drafts, Bllta and Adcounts. collected,
and the proceeds returned with the. greatest
despatch. Oar rates Will •e as 10w4,§ charged
by any other, REOPONSUI4 Company; Exten..
of route hotWee4 •
'This; Company have 'also es&blistied (Meet/
at Towanda and Athens, Pa.. and will run a
DAILY' LINE betiveen Waverly and' these
places, carrying all 'Good!, 'Money; -and other
Packages an delivering. direct to consignees.
This line - will embrace not only Goode received
by Railway, but,o fier.the moat, favorable op r•
tunityerer afforded for , the MelThants add CUE=
•
sena of Waver y, Athens and Towanda,. to do
busintnis with eachother. We wish It under
stood that . Goods intrusted ti onr care do not
leave our bandsman delivered to the parties for
whore they areintended, as We own and run our
own teams. • . -
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1.40*g, Ohms afld
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4,666
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5,150
1,250
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lowa, Wise
,nsin,,,M . onvi,
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nesota, Kansas, Nebaska., etc.i
Waverly,,Kthei .andfTasvanda.
C. A. DEWLTT, Gen i l-Supt
F.E. BiRBER, Agent, Towanda.
Sept. 12, 1867'. ^
- NEW FALL ;5 . ; WINTER 000)S.
,The subscribers are now receiving in addition
to their former stock, a lino assortment of New
Goods for tile
FALL• AND WINTER..TRADE 1
Consisting in
, -
DRES_S•.GOODS!
• Suck as
MERINOS. EMPRESS CLOTHS
ALPACCAS, PLAIDS., DaLLISS, ace.
Prizits Vora 9 0 15 eta pr yd
Ciinghams ' • 12i . is "
Brown. Sheetingatand Shirt'
Inge - 10, 20 ."
Bleached do d0....10 0
30 "",-.
TABLE .LINEN AND TABLE CLOTHS !:
• , CRASH' AND DIAPER ( EDP, TONSILS,
LADIES SHAVII 4 S FOR THE SEASON!
tussr.s SHAWLS, POE THE SEASON 1
• nice. L llne.o. • •
-DRESS TR1.14
COMPRISING THE LATEST STYLES.
A large and splendid Swot, latest' atylei of
DRESS AND, SACK BUTTONS I
Shirt§ $t so'te t'l 6 einh.
DAY'S PATENT LINED CLASP HOOP SKIRT
A uew. and . rpleqjd tkr -
A NICE LINE OF. RIBBONS,
YANKEE. NUMMI, !RHYMER; &CI.. .
A goad aisortment Bien, and
BUCK hIiITTENS _AND , GLOVAS I
large varlet'
LADIES GLOVES AND. 119SLERT;
A. aloe thd latest styles o[
I. A ADIFtiV:oLoAKs AND SACKS
At very low prices. ,
ILDIN
We are also. receiving a splendid line of goods
In this department, such as the late styles ota
-, '".Itti.TSLAND BONNETS, (
• Together with a nice limp. of
TRIMMINGS AND ,FE HERS. !
• • • ExPrewily ft); i the
.FAIN. AND WINTER TRADE!
• All the laic and differerd styfiii of •
B, 0 N N E F - R. A.M E S!
So thaw° amine:Tined to' unit tbc *Arita and
tastes' of all. We are supplied Withexperienced
and able It Illlnerli, and will spare no pains to
PiFftee Bad give sathifactinn: in this littonclt,
our bfisiness. ' • • •
Thankful for past favins..We hoposvo'riertt;i
continued share of the public patronage.
B. A. PkTTES •St
. .
• Toivandii; Sept; 80,111367, . .
gTRAY.:-;-014nie the enctosiritt,
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of the subseriber;Suddifteld tp. ,IhOui the
Stith of October, 2 young horned Backs. The
Owner is requested to prove ..prop . ell3:#4l9
therm tild'inke`thent awl% • • •
'! • • C#4.416 B,
.11001084t-'2:
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VOR-Elaß EX011.001:F0
rift 1410VESITI—J, Volt% ; FariLs.,4
10 illOreadt: 11 41 1 0 0 4M 1 •10rrelrands
ri)l3° . l , Agents.
Towmilitalov. 16, 1887., • d
124 4,10 fivi NSW* Thirt. op tb!_Pth day of
Jtoieurriel 1. - #,D4lB6tAwarrantin Bank:it:Vey •
j og issued ao,Wathe mentetorNowsid - Pruissa /IT
Of Skriailki4,4 the axial cot ilea4tccd i e4d i stata
of penudivania, who" has ' been adjudged a
r
- 06'1110 . Wm - petition ; 'Mar -thipsyrc '
aan oien kru t orals dell and delivery of ail propm% - •.i:•.•
ty- belonging. to anch, Bankrupt to Motor for ! •
Ur use, end - the trunsfer r ,of soy property by -
blur - 1W forbidden eby Bar .;:thst. meeting Of
the creditors of old. Bankrupt to pm their _
debts and' to &owe one or ,more Amiga's* or
We estate, wilt be head at Court of Bankript. •
•.„oy bs holden at thfrofflue of Um Reeder -
"In the Coact House, in the Borough of, Towan- • ,
del Wore EDWARD OVERTON; Jr.. '
ter. son: the 4th day: of JANUARY, Lk. f 2l a •
1868,64 2 o'cicialF,
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THOMAS A."HoWLMT 4
MI " MN S I ZIC a e l ot i • P e e l l a nt
Hy ,E. lf: coOLBAHGIr; DettuV.
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DMIIIISTRATOR'S
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Netlce Is' hereby given, that .411 persotur. -
Indebted to the estate of Lyman"
late ,atdoc'd.
,are - nrioelted
make Jteitiedlitte Ptiratapt, and those baring
claim - against acid 004 W will present them
authenticated foreettletent,•• - •—• • •
S. M. W HITE, ; - -
Adminlatrater.
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Noy. 28,1867
NOTICE.-- ; Noticp
is hereby ;ism that ill persons indebted to
the estate of JOHN N. BASHES ? dee'd.; late
of 'Pike' tmi..''.are requited to maloe'lensedl.
ate pitYment, wlthost delay, and those luving • -
claims against said estate must present them'
duly Rothe-Mated for settlement.'
Nor. 26, 1867. '
,administrator.
tN BANKRUPTCY.—In the natter
lof Gto, P. Tracy; Bauk.rupt. In the Ws-, '
tirict Court of the United States for the Western ,
District of Pennsylvania, tur. ••. _ •
To whom It may concern :: • 7la• anderilgpsed
het eby gives notice of his appointment as Nut- -
signee of George P Tracy;. of Monroe, In the •
county of Bradford, and State .of Pennsylvania
within said Diatriat, who -has been adjudged a
'Wild-apt upon his own petition by. the . Dist Oct,
Court of said District - •
Dated atTcarands; this 10th daybf Deeember,
A. D. 1867 . . J. P.. Bittur, Assignee. -,
WI
111
Tl4l. BANKIZII.POM—In ° the matter '-
__ . .
.1 - of'Win. B. - Cortrhrht, _Bankrupt. In tho'" - _
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District Court of the IN,LeX,. States for the ; ----
Weitern Diattict tit PennttPratia; u. -ii ~
_, Toi_t_horn It ma 7 cone.ern - r • The truderaigneri • =
Ite - Abkgives nottcry of bis • appointment U al.
aignee of Wm.__H.COrtright,of Meshoppen,ln_the •
County of Wyoming,tand State of - Pecuserania "
'within said District, tiro has Olen actjedged a
Banknapt. upon his owftvetitiontr the District ,
Court 'of said District. -
,
Dated at Ifeshoppert,'this' 6th • yof Decem• St .
ber, A.D. 1867..
1 . ,
.IBTE , • ,
• • • 11112111 P..VA lasiguee.
ORPHAN'S COURT . ALE.—By
virtue of an, order lamed out "et Orphan s
Courtof Bradford County , the rut enflamed ad:
nfinistrator of the es ate, of John liteilfahon, late
of •Sheshequin twp., "d e ed will 'ell' en the
premises, on SATURDA,Y,ANU &BY 25, 18s0
at 1 o'clock p sn., the :following described, lot
piece or parcel bff Ind liteate in Sheshequin •
twP., bounded and described as lolloWs : Be
ginning at a corner, thence by to No. 94,101;
thence south 30° 15 rain. eight :pers. toe corn.'
er; thehce by parts of lots Nogg 101, 102 and
103; south 599, west 184 pra. to a c e ases ; thence
along Sheshequin roadoaorthG4i I west. 22 pre.
thence. north 63°' west' 78: pre. to it corner ;
thence by parts-of iota No: 91, 454"22. north
i f
49 ° east 236 pra to the place, of be ening. Con- .
taining 92 urea and 112 perches, more or leas. f
ALSO—A - lot in same townshi , beginning at
corner of lot now owned by Stephen Newell. ,
•ort !beef division lormerly made by Franklin,
and Davis B. Blackman, and running as the old
fence runs bet Ween the river and the stage
road all the distance through thel old farm with.
aq offset upon the bill Of about 11 or 12 perch..
es.' The.otil papers designating the line el le '
supposed were left With 11. 11 organ, some .35f ..
years ago, and being the old. drision line bet
tween sild'Franklin end Davis' S. Bleat:at.
model)! Eaid Mcrgani and .11a0e1 Coolharig := \
lt ,
bciunded oath: south.east . by Frank li n Blacl4-
! man, on the .n o rth-east by Jae on Blackman, . .
(new lands of . HoracV li orton) • o ath by Lauda '
of Miner and Berner, and othe lauds of 'sal •
decedent'. Containing 10 acres, ore or less.,
ALSO— Lot situate in same to, sblp, , boun -'
ed on th e narth.by Jeremiah Kilmer, west by "
o l k
lands of Abraham Berner, sou h by first des- • • .
cribed lot above, east by ace°, d dcseritediok_
above. • Containit-g 12 acres ; ore or less ‘
Tsars—£so,oo to e paid npt eacir.paroct of
land being truck s 'd wit, one-t ird of ,the bal.
once on tLe homestead farm on con fi rmation of•-. -.
the sale,-and the talinc - t - in -4 . o eqnal animal- 7
Installments, with interest the whole sum . .
annually. One half of tho bane :of thOurs
chase money of the other, two ots.on conlirrea. •
tion of the sale, add the balance Vat interest,
one ear thereatter.
JOHN RillotiAliDN, • •
Administrator. . ~/,t
t-
PRESS..OO.
Dec,l9,lBGl
NOTIVE IN •BANKRUPTUY , ,
.•, . • -
This is to give notice, That, on the V Sth day of
Dco'r , A. D:, 18 , 4, a warrant in Bankruptcy.
was issued against the estate of Wm. TALtekney
of Troy, in the eottuty of Bradford,. in •
the . State of Pennsylvania, who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt on his own 'petition': and
that the paymenVol any , debts and tHiva'ry of
any property belo gum w suchflueliv.pt to
him or for his use. dd the Arausfor of any pro. "
petty by him ar ' forbidden . by law ; -that a
L
meeting of the e itora of bald Bard;napt 'to
prove their debts and to choose one or more ti.s•
signets of. his est to, will be held at a_Coort of
Bankruptcy tO be holden at the office of the
Register in Ow cbart Route, in the Borough of.
Towanda, before - EDWARD OVERTON, Jr. "_
Register, on 'the 22d day et JANUARY, A.
D., D:6B, at 2 o'clock, p.• ist- ' -
• THOMAS,.A. ROWLEY?"
I - United States PJ.arshall as Idessenger,-Wes
-1 'tern Diattict ef Penns.; iv:nla.
_ By E. B. CO. L8.9.1G1i, Deputy,
Dec... 18, 18dT.-4w ' - .
rIsII3ANKRUPTCY.=-In the matters
.I.of Edward Chilson, tatitrupt, ttke Disitict
Court of the United States, for the Western Drs ,
trict of - Pennsylvania, as,
To whom it mag • Cowart r ,The undersigned,
hereby gives notice fd - his appointment as as. --
signee of Edw; Chilion of Asylum, in the Conn:
ty of Bradford,,eutt- State ‘f Pennu,ylvania.
with in said District, who has hem adjtulg:d
Bankrupt upon his own peti ion Ly the Bistrick
Court of _ , .
Datol Towatiea, ilia ,leth !day of Deoelober,
A:11. - 1867-* _ -.IOIIN - W., SIM, Avaignee.
ISE
DMISISTRATPR'S NOTICE.—No•
•L`
tic is hereby. given. that all persona ind..bts
ed to the estate of Thomas J. SN'beeler,
late of Smithflefd twp., are requested to nasko
Immediate payment, and. all persons -having
claims against sahrestato will present them] do.
ly authenticated for Pettlement. -
T.; D. FORREDT,
Athiiinistrator.
Dec. 17, 1867. _
PTECITTCR'S NOTICE.--Notice ia-
Ja-htreby given 'tint 's.ll persons laaebted
the &tater of Phoebe Moore, doo'd., late of'
Ulster twp., are requested to make purneuts.
without delay., and those having claims aeiust,
sald estate must present' them: daffy atathenMea . .
ted.for, settlement.. - .
ABB.CM.,kII moon t.
Executor.
16,1k67.
EXECUTOR'S' NOTIOE:—Notim
Is hereby given, that .411. 11ersla3,Isfiebtei
to • t hi: estates of Tielael. Curry, ,late - of Athens
township; deald. re reeneEttad to Tooke Im
mediate payment i.and al, Iming. claims noon
said estata.willpresentthe?n daly,4 , f...horttlaatett
fo"t' Settlem
is,Gl
A TYMINIATRATOR'S NOTICE.L.
XII Notice to hereby givein, that all persona
indebted - to the eatato of 4L DISO • S' kinKEA N.
dec'd, into Of Vurlingteti, arer • reiluestei to
make Immediate paymeit; and 'those lumina
demands against said estate will present them
duly antlaenticated. for settlement._ •
' ELLEN P. McKEAM,
(43. H. BILL, • - •
P. 1. ING, , • .
dada fatratori:
Dec.l7,lBa
LAriECUTRI.VS NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby. gr that all persons indebted to
he' estate o JOHN P. GReEN, late -of
Athens tap ~'d ee'd:.are rentiested to make
mediate ,paymentand those haviig claim
against said estate must present them duly auk
thentleated for set tleMent.
WAY'a;
l'xecuttlx.
Dee.17,1807i
A D3IINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
..Cll,. Notice' is herelly given that ell iessons fa
debtod to titre estate..of 8. W. VIII,: lite et -
Oitrell are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those having elaime
egainst• said estate, must prekest them duly
authenticated for settlement:. . • _
ELIZA 31 % BILL.
Executrix.
1)ee.17,154 7.*
TN
} (Iso I Ni t Y PT ,B.Z4 .- p - t. in in " th le eti ra s t tr t i e ct r
Court of the United-States for the Western DU-
Ariel of Ptessylvania.
To Whom It maysoncern.: Thei- undersigned,
be.eby gives notice or his appointment as 95.
signet) of Orson Rickey. pt Home Derongh. in.
the county of Diadford, aid" Stile - 61 l'ennsyl,
raisin; within said District, .who bos- bc,en
judged'a'Bittkrupt upon hls owe, 'petition - h%
the Distplot:Cottrt of said Dbirkl:
Detect Towanda. tho 14th day of Umatilla; •
A. D 4861. 401,11•1 W. 111 X, Assignee.*
U l 4 ,
UAW 'CURRY;'
SP.CLUINO; -
-Exegntols.