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CALENDAR FOR 11368. -.".
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1 2.34 1 2 3 4
r.' 5 1 6 78910 11 5 6789 10 11
212 13 14 1 15 16 17 1 , 8 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 '
219202122 23 2425 1920212273 25
-. 262728293031 26 27 282a303/
. ,
1234 5 6 7 8 2i45 6 4 8
12 91011121314 15 is 91 11 121 14 15
5 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2 18 17 18 19 213 21 29
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31
1 2 3 4 5 0 7 .r 1 2 3 , 4 5
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Z 6 7 8 910 11 12
%15 16 17 18 19 20 21 314151617 18 /9
122 23 24 25 26 27 28. 20 . 2l 22 23 24 25 26
29 30 31 " 27 28 29 30
1234- I 1 2 3
, 5 6 7 8 910 11 l it 4 5 6 7 8 910
g. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 a 11 12 /3 14 15 16 17
li 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 k 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
26 27 28 29 30 25 26 2:7 28 29 30 31
/ 2
" 3 4 5 6 , 7 8 9.. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1i 10 11 12 13 14 15 16i 8 910 11 12 13 14
a 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 3 16 16 17 18 19 20 21
124 25 26 27 28 29130 ; 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
31' " 241 30
1 2 3 4 5 6 , 1 2 3 4 5
.„41 7 8 910 11 12 13 "` 6 7 8 910 11 12
gl4 1516 17 18 19 20 18 14 16 16 17 18 19
121 22 W 3124 25 26 2718. 20 21122 23 24 25 26
1
' 1 28 1 29 301 , : .27 28129 30 31
LOCAL QEIIRAL.
'ToWANDA CHUR6I Dmscroay.—Baptiat
Rmizzr Dtriarr, Pastor.
Preaching, Sancta ys at 104 A. N., and 7i
P. M. Sunday School, li 4 , . M. Prayer
s i a
Meeting every Thursday ev ning.
if; E. Church.—Rev. J. T. 11 loan, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sun yat 104 e.m.
and 7P. M. 131/nii&Y 04 14 P. M.
Prayer Meeting every Th y evening.
Presbyterian Church.—Bev.
i ts. Haase,
Pastor. Preaching every day at 104
~." L. at., and 7P.M. ' Sunday, ool,li P.M.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings.
Episcopal Church.—Bev. F. D. Homan, Pas.
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 101 A.IL
and 3r. m. Sunday School, IjP. 3L
Time Tenix.—The following ie the
Time Table of the Pennsylvania and New
York Canal and Bail Road Company, which
took effect on Wednesday, Jan. Ist, 1868 :
:
P. M. P. M. A.M.
—6:35 12:30. - :...9:00
:.6:55 12:50.
...7:15 1 . 05.....9:35
—7:30 1•20 • 950
...8:00 1 is ....10a5
P. M.... 2 .P. M. A. M.
NorrawAsti.
Mumm'
ATHIMS..
MI:IAN-
Timms..
Toscomit
A. M. A. M. P. M.
.8.10 11,:45 • 510
.7:55 11:30 4:55
..7:40 11:15 4.40
. 7/5 11 DO—. .4:25
.7:00 10:35 4.00
A. M. A.M. P. M.
JOHN P. COS, Superintended.
WAVERLY.. . i f
ATHENS
Mnr ,s,N .
TOWANDA
j The Bradford County Teacher's
Association will convene at the Institute, in
Towanda, on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14
and 15.
DosArrox.—The friends of Rev. E.
BUILUOUGHEi will give him a donation visit at
his residence in Rome borough, on Thurs
day idternoon and evening, Feb &
Ltwta Jona:sox, of Towanda twp.,
well known in the CoUrts of this county,
died suddenly in the office of H. B. No-
Ks, Esq., in this place, on Saturday last.
Taos. R. JORDAN, proprietor, of the
" Rail Bow:Mouse," had a valuable horse
drowned on Wednesday of last week, by
breaking through the ice on the river at
this place.
Dosarion.-L.The friends of Rev. A.
Looms are requested to meet at the town
hall, on Orwell Hill, on Thursday evening,
Feb. Cth, to make him a donation visit.—
All are invited to attend.
. Z G. D. MoNTANTE, Esq., of, this
place, has been appointed District Deputy
Grand Master for'the 11th District A. Y. M.
composed of the counties of Bradford and
Sullivan.
lei' Any one wonting to buy dress
goods will do well to call on B. A. Parrs
Co., one door north of the post office, as
they are now offering their extensive line of
that kiwi of goods at cost. -
ler Rev. A. R. Hoar, editor of the
Educator and Penn'a Teacher, published at
Williamsport, will lecture befor the County
Teacher's Association, in this place, Friday
evening, Feb. 14.
tor The proprietor of the "Elwell
House, " has purchased commodious sta
bling, adjacent to the hotel, making the ar
rangements of the hotel p3rfect in every re
spect, and providing "entertainment for
man and beast. "
1W If you are going to get for
your family a sewbg machine, be sure to go
to Wicauem t Buics's and see one of the
"Premium Machines" operate. These ma
chines are taking the'preference as family
machines, and:all using t h em are delighted.
TEMPZILLNCE.-Mr. Rossirrs, of Dela.
ware, the well known; eloquent and humor.
ous Scotch orator, accompanied by.. district
deputy, Gen. PsTrorr_,,, will lecture on Tem
perance, at Lenoy, on Wednesday efeniztk,
Feb. 6th, West Burlington fith, Smithfield
7th, and at Ulster, Saturday Sib.
Amusrantis-rs.—We understand that
G. F. Lomas, the renowned humorist and
funny man, will entertain the citizens of
this place one evening next week. See
bills.
Denys dr, LIMSARD will give three of their
comic , exhibitions at Montanye's Hall, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, Feb.
4th, 6th and Bth.
Air H. C. Wurreiuut requests those
coming to town during the next Court. and
having booksl&a at his bindery, to call or
send and ge't them. He is still doing all
kinds of work pertaining to the bindery
business, on short notice, and the most
reasonable terms. All those having Maga
zines to bo bound will do well to bring them
soon.
DiemEBBING Aoetnahr.--We learn
friss the Muncy Lurainary that aitiost dii
treming accident occurred near =mason,
iq this county, on Friday last. Mi. Sattna.
Darranus, aged about 26 yeas, son of do
seri' Derrincu, was instantly killed by the
breaking or "bursting,"cif . ..sair with which
he was sawing wood tpf - hone power. L
piece of the saw cut him'through, common-
ding at the neck and•passing down through
the breast and bite& nearly or quite to the
waist. Mr. Mariam is said to have been a
lard working, industrious man, , and mach
isympatby is felt for his ssul tats.—Bulltetot
Free Press.
isi.' ,S o
year of utqie:lmiMi k
comma' ribliiPS 1
Commercial School will
i
diateti iti`' itiiiilekiiitit .:,
Ing.lie l4 gm!' /tit
&Aga; %pi Viet
will be . Armlet
404cetswiaber,m17...,...
bit*s..t ,
rayons
,-, ...1 • - ii
.I .
.. . 7
can be its4st,striffine
or SkokoiEd M
i f u
ao IiYOP9
of flounwi water cinoug
of a some uY to: ' '
indent or, Yeizedesired
be parterre a upon a tab
face ; . with abort .board
es wide. ;'‘When rolled
eboula be.lisid:wliere .‘•
mighty afield, wben-the3i
lar . The Bradford
Society, edit . tea ua
Obriar. Ober* Tow
evening at half petit aer` ,
by Rev. F. Roaastre.
the.Operationsat the . 1 1
year will be presented, •
ziess transa4tel as may
R. Carrraxam_fiee'y.
Towanda; Jan. 28:1868
/Mr odey's Lady
rum in - on 'fair table;,
are two lap a:tendon .
beantiftd steel plate, '4l
Valentine, "„wish inn=
designs and patterns for
work. •Inadditikon to tit •
ety of ulna! interesting
pans of soma of the moat
the United . litotes. God
second to u4 l l, other
neat.
IS We flotice that
commenced by Mr. enant,
nearly opposite Jounans
appearance Of taper I
supposed, it *quid be, an
learn . that Mr. W. has .
energy and citpitol, widish
pletion of a first chum 8
institution long needed in
It will be reoy, by the firs
Gammily Wsras &
wishes for success in ta
Fing• - •"0* Fridays ) 1
the hours of llliiii4 12, I
were holdingiajolifloation
the eleationi-i n n else so o.
niiseldefee(the "Union. i
building standing bet ty=
Chestnut st's l 4 .ind bele , : .!
who was or*: at arctic- 1 .
repair his house--on
bee r
was undoub : y fired on
had not any -tire in
long time - p vkins to its
Whether the .building - -
Center and
ig kis poor man,
• earn 'money to
The building
purpose as there
the house for a
being burned.—
insured; we are
not able to say.—Athens 411.
, • u, I
STICRIBCOPVViEWS.-- II
bets of the fitteriscope, . : l i
the many vqlous . and e 1
views, exhibited by Mr. M ,
alkinozu. otirfi County, • ~
added value. ti Mr. M. is
who has given his attest .
pictures in this part of the 1
He has alsola large ease ,1 1
views; which have never. . ,I
clearness a n beauty of
them Vow wn Falls, C.
Wysoz, oururt House,
specially bean I f an
l uta
to give distan friends id
ties aboundhig in our n -
have now a gobd oppo . .
they will large!) , patronize
,tom- The Sradturd nunty Sunday
School Assocfation will h ld its first Con
nation, for tie present y Y.E.in the
Church, Swilling Stone, n Tuesday and
Wednesday, Pb. 11 and 1
The first Radon .
one o'clock n Tuesday,
evening. 31
New and improved m
and blackboard exercises
andractical4tiestions to
to the beat of the Bib
the closet and ,Fengregatio
Speakers halm been en
the Conventi4 on these
dren's meeting on Wedn
with responsir and cons
Sabbath &his in Stand"
It'itrhoped Lit every,
bath School iz this Conn ,
vented in this gonvention.
Then will •Tnof have
and lasting_bepefit to all?
Oscan
A Hollta, quzrzp, H
TAW GONE.—qn Thurscla;
an old man at' least 65 yet
the Emigrant * in, at thi
plied to Lawn! T. San,
Honse,for a horse and cutte
Ville, stating dist he woul
day morning. lie got a g
cutter being perfectly new
harness and bnifaio. The
but'failed to return. He
at Tiogii Center, and tit
firm, on his rz i., ,t i o Cand o
has niit been: l4. 'I
was din*, and,' has a nose
Pro/3 1 44 .said 0096 most lu
able tb intinf it of the tine I
posaeiniad. • .Thbiplan of
hove teams, t 0: .drive off 1
days Without leaving any j i
return, ought hi this time
Lbw is using the telegrapi
OW6I
not =cue securing
Owego 7bnes.
fipOial
While • • on life's
And sad fait •• • • : •
Arid you and Eta!! • •
The Gahm 'erase
William Dittriq~, Agent,
I
Photilgraphs
Albums for sal ::at Cirs
mar P._ Poltzti, wh
:dealer in , in
the 'Ward Hon* keeps
a anpply , of ehOoe Oyate ,
plied. A. Übe* discount
Towanda, .1144. 25, 1568.1
is*,.. Louie* Keeler,
ton's Book - linve always 1
plate ssaortaeut of Grocel
Flow, Feek id, selling L
Close buyers will do well to
but their FOO4EW
361. A ll* ossortzitent of 'Citikdi
lie Booki for esteitt - otoss Co's. -, 1,
1111 " 2 " 868 1 ' '. .'• IA
N ritok
,
' A tariff Am . :l°r ent of -Bibi
. Bibles ' rbetiper - ever at prole
1
Cos. Stone. 7 , ..isus. 225 f
fin. List otAsers,, dr awn ' for Feb
rimy Court, len wi
ipth,
oar= rtncr o
Mom, Daniel Burdick; Asylum, Peter
Mdettaken • pontos' W;Wm. Lavence,
David It Drart; Granis, Motlen, ,
Wed Warren, Philander Pntman; Hetdok,
Orelp Stedeno4 Litchfield, Benj. Ball; Lo-
Ita - ykivillN Benj. Westbrook, Wit •Pfliob.•
Unit - Orwell, Bliss Dimmook ; Bidde)aerr7,
Addison Ox)fier • Springfield, 'Stephan D
Maness, Nora P :Stacy; South thecae,
Cyrus Doke; Towanda Bum, Wm Dittricla;
North Towimda, Franoli Gregg; Troy 80.
ro , Ad4 ll 'enaj ) Spalding . ; Tirroanank,
motTobirrn ;`Ulster, Levi Noble, Abram
More ;IWyalneing„.Tonathan Hornet; - Wil
mots": Oliver Play. •
mil*
be ciefeed we&
sPraiiiii*
"., Aimbixo
gingiting
hum, if a
(as ,
of geol guilty
`sake
da ig. oafelaiiiid
make a don h
1.7 rolled int 0.47-
,
The rolling a
or 11113 fiat,lll;•
' TRAVELS JUIIT-7-11338T WELL '• ' .
Asylum, Moses Ellenberger ; Armenia,
Charles -T Lyon; Athens Twp, An= /Judi;
Burlington West, Jciseph - Hilton ; Burling.
ton Two,. Emanuel Guyer Burlington 80.
ro, Sherman II Hilt ; Barclay, George W
. Dickey, Thonias Miner ; zEanton Tarp, d
Myers Foster, George M. 'Miami. Thomas
5 Manley; Philander Case ; Granville, Sam
nellikfgortil:Herrick.loli: /*rand ; Moti
rid TI , Joseph Bull; Overton,7Leivis Bolt;
Pike. in Gregory,. John Maio:ft ; Rome
.Twp, m T McCabe ; Ridgberry. Harrison
Voorhis; Springfield, Seth Sherman; Smith
field, AllenVaher; Tro y Twp;Edward Rid
ingtoni W m - Baker; Towanda Boro, Ahira
Wieldiron;=John P Means, Jerry Madden ;
Towanda North, rlni Steens ; • Terry, John
F Dodge 1 Warren, Raiidolph L Beardslee ;
Wells, Walter S Bowman; Calvin Jo ell ;
Windham,. lidsqn Tyre% Chinincey.Dun.,
bum; - Wyalusing. George RuttY ; Wilmot ,
Washingkm Ingham. :. . ,.
,I
tih § h
- =NEM .7118=1 , --SZCOND WM.,
), Athens Twp, David (brans; Na Ed
'Minster • Asylum, Myron Kellogg, 01,
ix.
w Laporte-; Albany, Stephen D tad
'er ; Canton Boro, Ben) S Mutt; Col bier
n Ballard, Asa A Bullock ; Franklin;
n Gilbert 4 Granville,John T Learn
ed ; Herrick, Phi ll ip 0 Agle ; Litchfield,
Oscar F Wolcott, Wm Bostwick ; Orwell,
phaunceY G Gridley, Win Sibley ; Overjon,
Owen McCann ; Rome Twp, - Dennis Hoek
well ; Smithfield, Wm E Barton ; Standing
Stone, Simon Stevens, Frederick S Whit
inan ; TowiinTda Boro, - Thomas DeLino,
Thomas I:5 Jordon, James H Phinney ; ITO
wanda North, Roderick Granger; Troyjißo
ro, Charles F Bayles ; Toy Twt Phu
Grist ; Tuscarora, peebe Wood, elm! F-
Keeney i Wysox, Ferdinand Allen, Robert
H Canning; Warren, Robert Cooger; Wind-.
ham, Dennis Russell ; .WYsausing, Seth no
met ;. Wells, Abner Knapp; Wilmot, Calvin
A Stowell, George Frutchey: '1
:rot. twelve bah
! out the =rim;
uuty become thorr
be lit forte.
Con oty
eting its
no
.Sabbath
' 4'clook.
s;)fflotal reports Of
r fier the paSt ,
snob,- other
neoeuary,
ilvaanz,
Book for Feb
eal44l= mita
~ Bake, a,
e' I ld'Bachelor's
e other plata,
erent Hods of
are a great vrri
+ eles from the
'Fan *rite= ,of
Its botind to by
e on this contiz
he Mill Frame
Warleen a lot
.tel, assumes the
.g than we had
are gratithd to
•:ted with him
insures the oom
.. Flour Mill, an
,". community.
I of Marcb..
• haire our best
new enterprise. .
TRIAL LIST for February Term, 1868:
Hewitt, vs. Kellum - - Ejectment
Ingham vs. Northrup Debt
Chilson vs Sweet, et., al. Replevin
Peck vs Bullock " Case
Bronson vs Parks Appeal
Davison vs Dobbins Case
Lent's use. vs Prince ' Sci. Fa.
do do do,„
Birney vs Fall Creek Coal Co Appeal
Pierce vs Peck Jr Case
Whipple vs Cash's admin': ; Ace render
Gardner vs'. Ridgbury township... '...Debt
Riff vs &Me ' CFP )
Bradshaw vs Munn ' Ap pe al
Elsbree vs McQueen ' Appeal
Miller vs Tanner Eim. J'a.
Cnykendall. vs Lincoln' quit'
Sayles vs Leßoy Township: Debt
Quaid va Towanda Township do
McGill vs same • t ' do.
Bedington vs Parsons Appeal
Veal* vs Watts - ' Case
Wolcott vs Sweeney do;
Patterson vs Griffis et al 'Trespass
Davidson vs Huiaphrey, Case Ridall Jr vs Belford • - Appeal
_ _ _. _ .... —. .
ight between
Iher thcise that
ver the result of
one did itfor
orEver"—an\qd
Harding vs Colwell a Churchill, .Fgjeetinent
Lewis vs Lewis • .. do
Granger vs Towanda Township Debt
GoodriCh vs Smith Calm
Tracy dr, Moore vs Smith Sei. Fa.
Bowen vs Russell— - Appeal
Wheeler vs Terry Township Debt
,
Wilcox vs Ayres Appeal
living vs Ball z 410 4
1 1 , Subpoenas returnable at 10 a. m. on Mod
day, February 10, 1868. . .
- W. A T 11031.18, Prothimotary.
he magical of
-fully shown by
cellently choice
SAL .They are
d, thus . have an
only person
to this style of
I• unty.
ent ofseneral
surpassed for
Idetail. Among
.. ptown, Bome,
strike us as
FOR Sera.—One Parlor Organ in
good condition, and two Show Cases. En
quire of WICKHAM& BLACK.
/ Towanda, Jan. 23. t--
!
1101./ The committee of the Ameri
can Institute, _New York, appointed to ex
airline Sewing Machines, made a long, elab
orate. and able report, of much interest to
the publioi The Machines are arranged ac
cording-It the stitch made, and the purpose
tO which the Machine is to_be applied, in
four classesh--Ist, 2d, 3d and 4th -a-classiifi
fication indicating the general order of merit
and importance.
Crass 'let includes the Wile or Lock-
Stitch Machines for family use r andibr /. :./- -
nfacturers in the same range of purpose and
material. The Comthittee has assigned this
class the highest rank,- on Itbeount of the
d3lesticity, permanence, beauty,alid general
esirableness of the stitching when done,"
and 'the wide range of its, application. At
ele head of this class they place _ the,Wheel
f &_:.Wilion Machine, and award it the
highest premium. This luis been the uni
fern) award of this 'Machine through Out-the
country for several years, and we think no
disinterested person will ,dispute its jastiee
acid property..
Crass 2d -includes the Shuttle or Lock
much Machines for heavy manufacturing
pgrix)SeS. -
I Cuss 3d includes the boats Chain Stitch
Machines: The Grover i & Baker Machine is
placed at the head of this Class. The Pim
mittee objects to the stitch made by this
niachine, inasmuch as it consumes more,
thread than 'any other stitch; and leaves 'a'
r4Use projecting from one side of the seam.'
in the .Pommittee's opinion, must
truly durability of _the seam,
and often theheautyortlie garments orotb
ei articles so stitched,. though some of the
machines making this stitch can be used
sexy successfully for embroidery purposes/
Cams 4th includes the Single Thread,
tabour/ or 'Chain Stitch 'Machines. The
dency of the stitch to ravel, the Commit
tee considers an objection, so serious that
they reflise "to recommend,the machines
Making it for WICK!' M & A •
IBLACK, Agts
•
- Towanda, Jan. 23.
• per's= desire
: as to the bean
flibOrhood, they
tty, we trust , that
I e artist.
rpen nt half past:
Sermon in the
ods of teaching
I. be presented;
be discussed es
in the family,
: ed to address
nbjects.. Chil
-pday afternoon,
ark exercises by
g Stone.
loirch end Sab
• will be repre-
meetiag,of real
Cone and see:
Butcs., Sec.
ICBB 401.1) BET- .
afternoon last,
of age, Aot off
village, and ap-
of the Union
to go to Speeds
return on Fri.
' • TimPsnsimE Nerric.—The Manage'r4
Of the Bradford County Temperanoellnion
in the different towns of the County are re=
iluested to cbirunuideate with the Exeautiv6
Committee in regard to Public Meetings in
'their respective 'towral. The Executive
- Committee can furnish speakers at zno4
any time on seasonable notice.; •
Those appointed : Managers who have not
reported yet are urged to do so without de:
itty. OSCAB A. Buicx, Sec'y.
Towanda, Dec. 16, 1867. • • '
turn out, the
so also was the
Istranger started,
H been heard of
old 'lSteadman
, since that he
h eaid the than
limp enough for
se coat consider
! :d r , iflotoT. wticii it
• .strangers
or, two or three
;.ledgelcir honest
be played ont.
, but as yet hai
the old.toper':—T.
ter.Talte
_your. Picturea,to Caosi
dp Co. and gefgatuninuned. J&L 14.
Wiliany one loan the presen
opportunity for procuring Frames, Albums,
rd Framek,Bustics, Rotuma anything
else in our , line, when the place is so handy
and welklmoym and the goodeso veryrea4
-in pnoc. Hum° do Ihmuatr. , . t
En
• .
la. Blank ,Doedi • and Noten fot
rile at Crosn do 00'0. . Jam 22. •
nblea sea,
aer- DelitititaTee,th for sale at ()nisi
k Co.'s Jan. 22f. '
yOur sight
you right.
wand* Pa.
stir School Peeks, a large and full,
ty l o i ver
,9:4 ever at Croat& Co*
••' Photogrgli
(Ws* ilan.,=
Jf ABR lED. • 1,
Iferriek;Jan.
- 1 1% hy Bev. W. Lathrop,' Mr. John Lays
man, of Terry, to Miss Martha
of Wyainamg. I
"BEWPALL—HART—It the reskieneef of the
bridep. father, in Auburn, N. Y., 3,an.
by-the Bev. P. P. .Biahop, Mr. awned
-I.l , lenrell; , of Herrick, , to Mute Maggie E l
‘' 'Hdtt, ofthe former place. • -
:inosle and it;
the buereent'of
• tautly on
up. Families supL .
o dealers. .
at No. 1, Pat?
on bond. a cow ,
• firoyipionsi
readY P I
a3l
aaa 0104
• Ain; g5.41V
011E1114AN—HATCH—Ovezton, den. 19,
1:14 R. Itiebin* gsfi...Mr. Peter fiber.
men to ,PilisenPlinaksith yntob, both of
Overton: :
Dattpn, Muskegon , to:,
1- Mieligan," Jan. sth; ases,aftm a li
, s illnesadlimean . ilree4nan, Esq., (aged,4B
kamerir clt :TO cr.ekt Rog?'
Comfy, , ' r
,
ME
ntaleAltetel et ham=
NI:!:14 ‘7
A .- * Y .13.. •14 .i•V A:::Ril,
11,44 ESTATE, ~itaiiNNO'
Ogee ado thajoSolll434proparliatiAoamn . Altar
priers aro! ispozi fivoritput'tanna I
t •
A tract orland situate In Glooceater ,
Nertr.leraey. — Contain tin 4411 'sores, Ilitinma
boat Neap Station • Onapelan •itstrl Cape Kay
" Bias - Anchor''' property la 'Winslow
tosrashlp, Camden. county, N. Y. S-Ccogsg,ing
3500 sores. : Tote sold La lots. -1
Potter County buids. Heavily timbered
with .IPlos, Hemlock, Ash. Cherry and bald:
woods as follows t. '
Tracts No. 4763, containing 090 acres ; No.
4755,-990 ,aonnt—imttnten' the tint and east
forks of the Sinnatnaboning to Wharton "and
13g!rania townships. ' • .
Tracts No. 4747, 990 octet: No. 4788. 100
acne; No._ 4099,:-400 acres Wharton lawn
-814. line of . Appotl , headotraters of Nettie
Creek..
Traets.No:is9ll, 1100 acre! ;110. 5729, 1080
acres ; No. 5823, 1100 acres !; No. '5924, 1082
acrei 75 perches : No. 5912, 1100 acres. No.
5930;1100 acres,* No. 5934 1100 acres r No;
5919, 1100 ; Whartoo and Btewardson town
skip* ma
, imed waters Kettle Creek, near main
branch.
Kettle Tracts No. 4117;196 semi 4729,990 acres ;
Appot and Btewsrdson ngtr Lfttle
Creel. '"
Tracts No. 4928, 837 sires ; 1924, 600 acres,
Marton township , main branch, Blnnsmahon
lug.
Two hundred end BeventrAve scree prime,
Arst clue coal land, Blakely, -township. La
nem coanty;Pa., UV way between Scranton
and Carbondalh. Very near the Railway;
One thousand acres drat alsar Anthracite
coat laid about.miles nbrth-east of Wilkes-
Barre, In the mi di of Improvenienta.
About 1000 acres. of land In Idedfoid town.
ship, Burlington county, New Jersey, about
four miles north froMisokson Junction of the
Camden and Atlantic d Delaware and Bari.
tan Day Ballwa3w. - V itAe mill seat.
or three houses, stable barns, .to.; ;second
growth of ember, never ling water. Power
fell 15 or 16 feet overshot. , lee $2O per acre.
One:third may remale.
Delaware Farms and Penns,* is lands.—
Descriptions and directions given n applica
tion.
A valuable Country Seat near Philade bia, •
Splendid grounds and trees, 69 acres of ad.
WESTERN PROPERTY—For , sale or .
change. 120 acres of good laud one t bird tim
bered. San Piero, Stark county, lowa.
Forty acres of good land with fruit trees, ap
ples! Peaches, pears. lso. 25 acres improved.
one half mile from San Fiero on Railway.—
Prise WO!
80 - acros one mile from San Plere, one-third
timbered. No 4provaments. , On railway .
Priee'SBoo.
A steam mill propeity in Burlington town
ship, Bradford county. A very desirable lum
bering operation..
Eight parcels of land, containing from 50 to
100 acres, each partially tinkiskred, and improv.
ad suitable for farming or gracing. •
• t • L
House and Barn in good order 'and - 136 acres
of improved and timbered( land, orchard, good
water. &c. union township, Tiogit entinty, on
Northern Central ..airway. . For sale•ila Wog
time and easy tenns..
26 Town Lots in Monroe Borough, Bradford
county, Pa.
'3,000 Acres VFW Timbered Laud: Sullivan
county, Pa. a .
122 Bores good Farsiug Land, Burlington
township. Bradford count sr
Other timbered and improved properties.
Descriptions given on app'' ration.
Tenements and Improved Beat Batate,
wands Borough, and other propertlee.E
MONTANYE & WARD,
ExecuteiConveyancesi, tornisbAiriefspf Title,-
bay and sell Real Estate; collect rentals and
liess,snrvey and examine all kinds of property.
They are prepared to negotiate sales of farms,
homesteads, anfhproperties especially desirable
to capitalists; top.are &trances of money
upon bond and mott&ge, and to prosecute in
quiries for those desiring to make investments
or secure a home. - They will effect
I ; NSURANCE \
In the best kaolin' 'IRE AND LIFE COMPA
NIES. They have exclusive Agency oi
Ind and neighboring counties 6: 'Clang .nco
Patties In these several depirimeuts of Loa
lace, ' '
lhose who desire to buy Or . ,sell farms ;
All who wish to effect Insurance against Fire;
All who seek permanent investments for-the
future benefit Of their families, .In secnre•and
first...class Life Companies :
Capitalists, desiring to bay or sell valaatig
apaoalativo .properties ;
Ail wishing Burleys and examinitilorui ;
. .
All wishing advances, upon Indus bit; 'resl
Property -
•
All who wish to obtain lease or rental o
Farms or Tenements, - ,
'Are respectfully solicited to entrust such' bust
ono to our Agenclr.
Farther pirticulare hirnbhed &corm office
°Mee, corner -of Main and Pine streets
mar PROPERTIES .ADVERTISp
FREE OF CHARGE.
REFERENCES: v
ME
- Bon. 11. Namur, Towanda; Pa.
Ban. WUUma Elwell, Bloomsburg,
, Town*.
id; C.Wertur,
alt; P. Mason Co. , Bunker', Towanda.,
,Kontan”, Towanda. `t
• p; Lugtan & - Co. -- New York;
gVon Brothers, Phßadel
on:Jotm It 7 Cmingllmax, Wllkes-Barre.
- Charles Parrish,' Milkes.Basso
Son. P.B.Btraerjr v ilontrob;Pa,'
Towanda, Aprll 14-186 T.
,
ciuBBIFF'S. BA ' i ' • -By . virtue of
6J sundry writs of FL Fa. tuned. out of the
guars Of Common 1 , , .431 Ont-Cotus_t7.
audio ale directed. will be Opined. to pf ;Wu
Is at the Court Rouse . ths Botoe4ls of To.
weeds, on ,1111:111814.1t ;the toaltdarot-irßEingr
AWL vasa,wt. / ;o ' clock {: p.. sp, tWfollowius
described lot piece or parcel of land situate in
Canton born' bounded on the Forth by lands of
Elias Rockwell, east by. Troy:street., 'south b y
lands of George Ketohnm. weat,by ;ands of the
said Elias Rockwell, Containing one half acre
ofl land. more or less, all im ved with a fram
ed dwelling . honse a ,framed n and few fruit
trees,thereon. .
'Babied and taken in execati I. it , thisult of
Win. amine to rwe of Reward, a Express Co. vs
Wm. EL Blaine. 1 I
ALSO—The following d ear ' !mil t, piece or
parcel of land situate in Alb y tp„ bounded
north by lands • 1 David Bab , nal by land id
Chrism Hibbard, with by of Samuel Ful--
mer and Simon Chß mat , wes by land of said
,Simon Chapman an ,G. H . nos. Contain.*
ing 50 acres, more or less, abclut 35 acres im
proved, with a framed house, old baud stable
and few fruit trees thereon. , :
Seized and taken in executiun at the suit of
D. R. Blackman's use vs, Adrial Lee and Edwin
Lee. :., c
ALSO—By virtue of a writ of Abs. Ft. Fa.,
`will be sold at the same time and place, the fol•
lowing described lot, piece on parcel of land
situate in Overton tp., bounded; north by ----
Towner's IoL, east by lands ofl Watson Cahill,
south by lands of J. Macfarlane, west by lands
I elorgiug to the Fail Creek Coal Co i Contain
ing 50 , aerea,‘ more oiless. ,
Seized and .aken in execution at the. emit or
Jesse B. Cowell Vs. Jackson Taladsy.
. i WILLIAM GlilFFili,
Towanda, Jan, 18, 1867. ' Sheriff.
=I
=MI
A PPLIOATION IN- iIIVORAIE.=
To Joseph C. Diekinson.—No. 110, May
term 1866. You are hereby notified that Anna
J. Dickinson,your wifely her next friend,Lewth
Whipple ' Us applied to th e Court of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford,_County for a divorce
from the hands of matMmony, and the said
Court has appointed Monday the 3d•• day of
Feb.. 2868, at two, o'clock, p. ;a; for bearing
the said Ants, in the premise& 'at which
time itud place you can attend if you think yell
er. WM. GRIF,FiI3, 88 - 01 f.
Jan. 14, 1868. • ,
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-
To Joseph Kiett—No.
_251, Sept. term,
1867, Yon are hereby notified that Susan C.
Kies, year wife, by her neat friend, John Wil
liams, has applied to the Court .of Comae 311
Pleas.ca Bradford County for a divorce from
the bends ofmatiimopy;and the said Court has
appointed Monday - 44m 3d day of Feli.lB6B, at
two o'clock, of in., for hearing the said Susan in
the premises, at which time and place you .
Caal attend it-you think proper.
Jan. 14, 1868.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-
To Arthur T. ,Pickett.—No. 247, term
1667. You are hereby notified that liargerett
Pickett, by her neat friend Harrison
!neon, has applied to the Cond. of Common
Pleat of Bradiord County for a divoro e- from
the bonds of aatrimony, and the ea id Court
has appointed Monday the 3d day ,of February,.
1868. at two o7cloek, p. m., lot hearing the
said Hargeretta Rickett, in the premiees,
which time and place you can attend if you
bunk proper. WM. GRIFFIS ,
!an. 14, 1868. - Sheriff.
A •PLICATION IN DIVORP
, William Bpelhnaa .-7
1:::. You am hexebv
n • onewite.
'PLICATION IN DIVORCE.-
\
William Spellman . —NO. 309, Sept.
term, 1 '. You are hereby notified that Emily
:Spellman ooCotte, by her next ( rind, Charles
H. De cker, as applied to the Court of Com
mon Plea s of Bradford County, for a divorce
frottt the bonds of matrimony, and the said t ourt
heal appointed Monday the 3d day of February
'lll6, at 2 o'clotk, p. in., for hearing the said
Emily in-the premises, at which time and place
yoti can attend if you think proper.
M. CRIFFIS,
Sherilr?-
Jan,14,1668
APPLICATION IN . Dl' ORCE.--
To BenJ L.-Baldwin.—No. 692, Sept. term
1867. You are hereby notified that Rachel
Baldwin, by, her next friend, P. B. Breviater
has applied to the Court of Common Pleas ,ot
Bradford County, for a divorce from the bonds
of matrimony, =lithe said Court has appoint
ed Monday,' the 3d day of Feb. 45613, at two
o'clock, p. m., for. hearing the ~!said Bache l
in the ptemises,at which time and place you can
attend if you think proper.
WILLIAM
" Jan. 14, 1868
FPLICATION IN DI VORCE.—
James D. Deud,No. 57, Eept , term, 1867
•on are hereby, notified that Em ma J. Dodd
year wile, by her next friend, no Jaert Turner,
has applied to the Court of Cbmnjon PiC2B of
Bradford County, for a divorce from the bonds
of matrimony, and the said do art has appoint
ed Monday the 3d day of February, 1868. at 2
o' clock, p. m., for bearing the said Emma - in
the, premises, at.which time and pima you can
at-tend it yen think proper.
• WM. GRIF FIS, Sheriff.
Jan. 14,1 s;. • I
APPLICATION IN DI ,ORCE.-
Gilbert C. Hibbard.—No. 630,; !Shy
term, 1867. You are hereby notified that Pri
scilla Hibbard, your wife. by her lust friend,
Ira Byers. has applied to the ConrVbf Common
Pleitt of Bradford County, for a div once from
the-bends of matrimony, and the raid Court
has appointed Monday the day of Fe brnary
1868, for hearing the said Priscilla In the pre
mises, at which time,and place yon can attend
- F you think proper.
WM. GRIFFIS,
Sheriff.
Jan. 13, 1
ICENSEB.—Notice. is hereby giv
en that the following named persons have
filed in the office of the Clerk lof Quarter Ses
sions, for Bradford County, their petitions for
Menus ander the existing laws of the . Com
monwealth, and that their several applications
will be heard before the Judges of the said
Court, on MONDAY, the 3d day of FEBBIJA
BY, next :
Wile ...
J. 8. EDI,
S. S, Downing,
Seneca• L. Arnold,..
A. C. Peters.
John A. Usher,..'..
G. W. Squires,
Shaba' Dowman,...
Allen licgean,
C. T. Smith,
lienben Stiles,
J.ll. Wens,
ColweU do Whitman,
Mitchell & Newman.
H. W. Nobles,
ca
ChsW.
cra f t :ma nonuse,
a. Melvin A. We 11,,... • •
Edward Swai n,
Be
sleY & Ferguso n
Geo. W. Dom, .'''
••• • •
William Henry.
Warren Mclntire '
Mohr C. Post,
C. A. Smith.
/4= 13 1 Dann
•
W. A.
Overton
-
_ _w A. THOMAS, Clei
- - -
Jan. 160868.
VOT,ICE IS HEREBY GI
that Jere Johnny, A. Waltz°, Sa
Hartshorne, R. B. Russell, and others, —.-
preiented td the court of Commcn - Pleas of
Bradford County, the charter of the ":West
Windham Church," praying the Court for a
decree of incorporation, and 'that the same
will be hearron Monday, February 3d; .868,
f whibh all ptirsous interebtedwill talc, no
tice. . W. A. THOMAS,
• dun. , 44,11868. Clerk.
EXECUTOR'S 'NOT] OE:--Notice
is hereby given that all persons indebted
to the .estate• , Natt ia niel Stant. late , of Co
lumbia tp, dee'd, are requested to make im
mediate payment, and all having claim upon
said estate will present them duly authenticated
tot settkinent.
FRANCES B. WELLS,'
' SOPHIA. L. SMITH, •
% r Jan. 5, 1868• Etecutors. '
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.-Not ice; ,is
herebY given that all perms Indebted to
he estate of JOHN P. GREEN; late of
Athens twp., decid.. are requested to make ink
Fie payment, and those having' dab=
lust said estate must present them 'duly an
outlasted for settlement..
SUSAN WAYNE,
Executrix.
0. - O. MONTANYE,
HENRY WARD.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
- i 4 is to give Mao: That on the 4th day
of Jantuffl,A;4). 1864 a Warrantin Bank
ruptcy Irak issued against the estate of
Aaalph CialtiOtti, of tha Borough of Troy,
in'tha tobilty . of Bradford, and State of
PetintylvailA,,who licisheen adjudged Bank
rupt on hiii.liwn.petition; that the payment
, of,any debts and delivery of any property
1 belonging to such Bankrupt, to or for
his use, and the'transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law: that -a meeting
of therneditors; of -the said "Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, 'and to choose, one: or ,
more Assignees of his - Estate,: wilibiheld
, at a Couii, of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
the Mei, of thelemster in thegoinush of
'Towandx!, before EDWARD WIERTO4,‘
Jn., Itegister, on the 10th day ofl February,
A. D. 1808, at 'o'clock, a. in. 1
THOMAS L 11017 -
p. a Marshal as Messangar,,
tarn Distriot Pemnsyl
Byp. B. 000 413pE11it,..
• AL 8, /668:-4W. - • •
Qs; zi
EOA A TAVERN, LICENSE
.klbany twp.
Burlington boro.
Fxanklia twp.
Orwell twp
Wells twp.
Braltbfleld bwp.
Standing Stone
Terry twp
...... TkowandA boro,
Troy. twp
TrJs twp
SEBCIIAiiI DE A L*12.9
Dee. 17,1867.
101FEGISTEW8.-NOTIPE.-4Totice is
J.& hereby given, that therehakbeen fUerand
settled in ths office of the Resister of Wilk, in
and for the County of Bradford, accounts of ad
zoildstutke uPou•the following estates, els :
• _Partial account. of -Stsplwar GernetAnd. Vary
A. Hemet adm'ra of _Casper Game t, lat e of
pihunbia, doe'd. • • , •• •
• Final ace, of B. IllrlngersOU, UMW,. of 11.
D. Gifrord,lato of . Wells, dee'd.
Final ace% of Andrew Cummins, adm'r of
Jane Wilber; late of Siorinsideldikeed:
Final ace's of B. D.-Haildngs is:M.A.& Bos
ley adm'ra of John Voorhis, lath or Springfield.
_••
• Final acc't or Berl. vandike &doer of has
.
than D. Vandyke, dec'd. ~
Partial ace's of E. T. kifrx, adnerot
dec'd.'
Final acct of Earned N les, adm't cif 'Barri
eon Carlisle, late of Smithfield. dec'd.
ALSO—The appraisement of popertysat of
by Executors or Administrators to Widoirk or
children of the fallowing decedents r-
Estate or Henry Pepper. '
Estate of J. C. Barnes. t • ' •
And the 'fame will be presented to the Or
phan's Court of Bradford Conntyon Thursday
the 4th day of F ebr u ary next, for confirmation
and Allowance. 1 •H. J. MADILL,
Jan.B, MS: Register.
N OTICE IN R,9,NIKIIIP,TOY 1
This,is „to give mike, That on the .4th day of
January', A. D. 1868; a warrant In Bankruptcy
was hunted against the estate of Riley Bickler.
of Falls, in the county of Wyoming, and State
of Pennsylvania, } rho him been adjudged a
Bankrupt on his wn petition ; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery of an y_ proper
ty belonging to such - Bankrupt to him or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by
him' are forbidden by law •, that , a' meeting of
the creditors of said Bankrupt to prove their
debts and to choose one, or more Astignies of
his estate, will be held at a Court 01 Bankrupt
cy to be holden at the office of the Register in
in the Court House, in the Borough of Towan
da, before. EDWARD OVERTON - , Jr., 'Regis
ter,. on the' Bth day of FERRI:JARS; .A. D
1868, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
United States Marshal se Nesseager,-West-,
ern Diatriet of Pennsylvania.
By E. B—COOLBAUGH, Deputy.
Jan. 6 1868.-4 w.
,
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
''This is to glue Notice : That on the 26th day
of Deoember, A. 'D. 1867, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
Nelson W. French of the township of Wind
luun, in the county of Wyoming and State.
of Pennsylvania,' who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery .ot any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, to
him, or.for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the Creditors of the said Bank
'rapt, to - prove their debts, and to choose
one or more Assignees of his Estate; will
be held, at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at the Office of the Register, in the
Borough of Towanda , before EDWARD
OVERTON, Ja., Rim, on the 6th day
of February, A. D. 18 at 2 o'clock, p. m;
THOMAS ROVi74EY;
U. S. Marshal, as Messenger, Wes
tern District Pennsylvania. .
By E. B. COOLI3A.IIGH„ Depaty#.
Jan, 8, 1868.
Sheriff.
NOTICE JN BANKIiIIPTCY:
This' islo give Notice : That on the 26th
dayLof December, A. D. 1867, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
Josiah Stowell of the township of Wilmot,
in the County of Bradford, and State of Penn
sylvania, who has been adjudged Bank
rapt on his own petition; that the payment
of any debts and delivery of anyproperty
belonging to such Banknipt, to him, or for
his nse, t Fd the transfer of any property
by him forbidden by law ; that a meet
ing of e creditors of the said Bankrupt,
to prove their debts,, and to choose one or
more Assignees of his Estate, will be held
at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
the Office of the Register intim Borough of
Towanda, before EDWARD OVERTON,
Ja., Register, on the, 7th dayOf February,
A. 1868, a t 2 o'clock, p. m.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,,
. United States Marshal as Messenger,
Western District Pennsylvania,
By E. B. COOLBRUGH, Deputy.
Jan. 7,1868.--4 w.
iSIETIB,
Sheriff.
I"BANKRUPTCYI—In the matter
lof Edward Chilson, Bankrupt. In the District
Court of the United States, for the Western Db..
trict of Pennsylvania, as.
To wham it may Concern:' The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his 'appointment as as
signee of Edw. Chilson of Asylum, In the Coun•
ty of Bradfbrd, and State of Pennsylvania,
with in said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petiflon by the District
Court of said Disrict.
Dated Towanea, .the 16th (day of Dectlaborr
A. D. 1867.* _ . JOHN W. MIX, Assignee.
SHERIFF'S SALE..—By virtue of
a writ of Vend. Expo. issued oat of the
Court of Common 1 1 leas of Bradford County
and to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale.on the premises on 'FRIDAY the 31st day
ot JANUARY, 1868, at 1 o'clock, p. m., the
following described lot piece or parcel ot land
situate in Sylvania born' bounded north by, the
public highway, east and south‘b7 lands of Pe
leg Peek and 11. Peck, west by lands of Lean.'
der Gregory. Containing of an acre of.latid,
more or less, all improvel, with a framed
house and; framed barn thereon.
•Seize - d and taken in execution at the stilt 4
William Seouton vs. James Cunningham . "-
• WILLIAM GRIFFIS
Towanda, Jan. 7,1867.
A lIDITOR'S NOTICE.-H
vs. Behjamin Lewis.. In tho Court of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County, No. .840, Bep
tember term, 1867.
The undersigned an auditor appointed by said
Court to distribute money in the hands of the
sheriff, arising hom the sheriffs sale of defen
dents personal property, will attend to the du
ties of his appointment at his office in the
Borough of Towanda, on FRIDAY, the 31st day
of JANUARY, 1868, at 2 o'clock, p.'m., where
all persons having claims uPon said monies
will attend or. forever be debarred from the
Same.
Dec. 26, 1867.
..Cantoa boro
....Troy boro
Towanda born
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, for the Wes
tern District of Pennsylvania. George P.
Tracy, a Bankrupt under the Act of Con
gress of March 2d, 1867, having applied for
a Discharge from all his debts, and other
claims provable under said Act, By order of
the Court, notice is hereby given, to all
creditors wla hive proved their debts, and
other persons interested, to 'appear on the
24th day of JANUARY, 1868, at 10 o'clock,
a. m., before EDWARD OVEBTON,
Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, at his office
at Towanda,to show cause,if any they have,
why a. Discharge shotild not be granted to
the : said Bankrupt. And further, notice is
hereby given, that the Second and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt,
required by the 27th and 28th Sections of
said Act, will be had before the said Regis
ter, at the same time and place. =
'S. 0. IdoOANDLESS;;
Clerk. U. S. Dist. Court:for said Cistrict.
Jan. 30, 1868.-2 w.
'"The above 'is adjourned to February
13, 1868, at o'clock, A. M. _
Athens
.Burlington
...Colombia
...Towanda
1
TN THE , DISTRICT COURT. OF
THE UNITED STATES, for the West.
ern District of Pennsylvania. EDWARD
CHILSON, a Bankrupt under the Act of Con
gress of March 2d, 1867. having applied for a
discharo from all his debts, and other claims
provable under said Act, By order of the
Court, notice is hereby , given, to all Credi
tors who have probed their debts, and other
persons interested, to appear on the 14th
day of FEBRUARY, 1828,at 9 o'clock, a. in.,
before said Court, at the office of EDWARD
OVEBTON, Jr., Esq., Register at Towan
da, Pa., to show cause, it any they have,
why a Discharge should not be granted to
the said Bankrupt. And. further, notice is
hereby given, that the Second • and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt,
required by the 27th and ' , Nth Sections of
said Act, will be had We said Register,
at the same time and D
S.C. MoCAtIDLESS,
Clerk U. S. Dist. Court for said District.
Jan. 30, 1868.-2 w. *,
;IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
'it the United States. for - the Western District
of Permitylvanis. William A. Park. a Bank
rupt under the `Act-of Congress of March 2d,
1867, having applied lot a Discharge from all
hisdebts, and.other clainis provable under said
Aet. by order of the Court,Lnotioe is. hereby
given, to all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persona interested, to appear
•on the 23d day of J4NUAET, 1868, it .10 o',
clock, a.rm., before said Court, at the office of
EDWARD OVERTON, Ekq , at t Towanda, Pa.
.to show cause, if any they have, why- - a Ills: -
clasugd should not be granted to aid Bank
rupt. • And further , notice is hereby given,
that the second and Third Meetings. of Credi
tors of the said Bankrupt, required by the 37th
-and 28th Sentiona of said Ant, will be had be
tztr9 said Reffiattry at the NAN timetwo.
El . C. 10 CARD g
Civic 17, 13.-Vist. Cord for urikt D
RI
bgnty.
. .
•h ' at.t.4olV,
G. D. MONTANYE,
Auditor
. .
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, .i . ;" ; 1 . . 7 . :- - r :. f' ; ' 6':
M t , 9L III ' t-; - "..
10PROCLAIIATION.Whereas, Hon
FAWNS B. STINESTitit, Fraddent lodge
l ot the 14th Judicial District, consisting of tbe
ecataties of Bradford and Susquehanna. and
HOU. Led P. Stafford and J. W.; Van Dyke,
!dasociate, Judges, In and for said Canty. of
'Bradford, Dare lamed their precept bearing data
Os $4 day of Jan., A.D.. 1868, to me directed,
tor bolding a Court of. Oyer and Tenniner, Geo.
, eral Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common
'Pleas and Orphan's Court, at Towanda', for the
'County of Bradford, on Monday, the .3d day of
February next, to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the-Coro
WenkJaatiees of the Pea" and Constables, o
'the'lmonty of Bradford, that they be dun and
there in.. their pmer persca, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said diy, with their records, in.
`quisitkons and other rentembreaces, to - do those
.things which to their 'Mike appertains to be
done ; sad those whcrare bound by recognliane
'.or otherwise to prosecute against the prisoners
;who are or may be in the jaß of said County, or
;who shall be bovud to tppear at the said Court,
are to be then surd Mears to prosecute , armitst
them s u shall be just: ~, r Jarora are requested to'
be punctual in their :attendance, agreeably to
'
their notice. -
, Dated at Towanda ` the 3rd . day of Jan., -in the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and sixtyeight, and of the Independence of
the United Ste ,
_tee the ninetparst. .
WILLL/1111 GRIFFD3, Sheriff.
N BANKRUPTCY.—In the matter
J. of Geo. P. Tracy. Bankrupt. • In the Dia
•triot Court of the United Btatea for , the Western
District of Pennsylvania, as..
To whoa it may consent The undersigned
tuueby gives stroke of his appointment as air
Signal) of Gam P Tracy, of Monroe, to the
county of Bourfo e
rd,,atid State. of Pennsylvania
within said District, who bas been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
CAW et nuiDlstrict - • • •
Dated at Towanda, this' 10t h day of December,
A. D. 1867.: , . J. P. 11111111", Assignee.'
NOTICE BANKRUPTCY.—
LA This to totive Rona', Thal' on the 4th
day of January, A. D.,1868. a warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against-the estate of Henry E
. foung of the townsWp of 001fusbikin the coon'
y of BtadlOrd,and State' of Pennsylvania; who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his' own peti
tion ; th at abet payment of any debts and de
livery of any property belonging to such Bank
rupt to him or for his a se, and the transfer of
any property by.‘ him are forbidden by law ;
that a meeting of the creditors of said - Bank
rupt to prove their debta and to choose one or
more Assignees of his estate, will be held at a
Court of u•uptcy to be holden at the office
.of the Regiater fat he Court Rouse, in the 80.
-rough of Towanda, before EDWARD OVER
TON, Jr., Register, on the 11th day of February
A. D. 1868, at 2 o'cloilt, p. m.
I THOMAS A. ROWLEY, -
United States Marshal as Messenger, West
- ern District of Pennsylvania .
By E. B. COOLBAUGH, Deputy.
Jan. 5,1868.-4 w. '
:NOTICE IN :ANS-Ill:WT(3Y.
This is to give name' Thit on the 18th flay&
w
Jan'y., A. D 1868, a warrant in Berardi, y
as limed Agana, the estate of Martin C.Nitticox
of, Granville, in the couuty of Bradford, in
the Otate of Pennsylvania, who has been ado
judged a Bankrupt on his own petition ; and
that the payment of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to suck, Bankrupt to
him or or his use. and the Vander of any pr o •
petty by him are forbidden by law • that a
meeting of the creditors of said Ban krupt , to
'prove their debts and tobhoom one or more As
signees of hLsest.teorill be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy to be holden at the office of the
Register la the Court House, la the Borough of
Towanda, betom4 EDWARD OVERTON, Jr.,
Register, on the 28th oay of FEBRUARY, A.
D., 1888, at 2 o'clock. p. n.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
United States Marshall as Messenger, s es.
tern District of Penns;
By E. B. COOLS iTiGH , Deputy.
Jan. 23,
A lIDIT(Nt'S N.l ICE. In' the mat-
Ai
ter of Cite aisignmint oft& Farmers
now hisuranes Cowpony to El.
.C. Baird. In
the Court of Common n of Bradford County
N0:166 September tam, 1860.
The undersigned auditor appointed by sal
Court to distributeimoneys In the hands of thi
assignee, will attend to the, duties of his 'ap.!
pointment;aVhil office in the Borough of To
wanda, on SATURDAY. the Lit day of FEB
RUARY, 1868, at 2 ,o'clock.. m., whete all
persons having claims against said ' fund ,iiust
present them, or be forever debarred. •
O. 1). NONTANYE,
Dec. 24. 1867. , Auditor.
A DMINISTAAT'OR'S NOTICE. No:
&
lice is herebigiven, that all persons Ind , bl
ed to the estate of Henry Peppner, dec'd.,
late of • Pike twp., are requested to make
Immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present them du
ly authenticated for settlement.
P. H. BUCK ,
Jan. 21, 1868. 1.
Administrator.
VXECIITO4'S NOTlOE.—Notice is
.I.4ltereby given that all persons Indebted to
the estate of liaac Cooley, deo'd., late' of
bprin afield tisp.iare requested to make payment
without delay, and-those haring claims against
said estate must present them Anly aathentiea•
ted for settlement.
I. N. COOLEY,
R.N. COOLEY,
lEz ec u to r
Jal. 21,180. a
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Am- Notice is hereby given that all persons in
debted to the estate of Joshuallimmons late of
Tuscarora twp. o dec'd.,are requested to make hn.
mediate payment, and those having claims
against, said estate, must present Ahem duly
:authenticated , ' or L settle ment.
ALLEN NoSEAN,
Jan. 21;1868. • Adininistrator.
A 13031INISTRATOR'S NOTICE.--
XX. Notice is hereby given, that all persons
indebted to the estate of Duncan Sinclair,
dec'd, late of Ulster twp., tire_ requested to
make immediate payment, 'agd these havinft
demands against said estate will present them
duly authenticated kir settlement. •
WM. SINCLAIR,
Administrator.
Jan. 21, 1868.*
IN BANKRUPTCY.--In the matter
'of Howard Puiman,Bankropt. In the District
Court of the United States for the Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania.
To whom it may concern : be undersigned
he-eby gives notice.of his appointment as As
siettee of Howard Furman of W ingfield twp.. in
the county of BradfordWat4ltate of Pennsyl
vania, within said District-, who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt .upon his own petition by
the District Court of said District.
Dited Towanda, the 21st day of January,
A. D. 1868. JOHN .W. 111X,.Aaafguee.
A lIDITOR'S IsiOTlCE.—in the mat-
Aix. ter of the utak of John Chanipion, deed.
In the Orphan's Court-of Bradford County.
The undersigned, an auditor, appointed by
said court to distribute moneysin the hands of
the administrator of said estate,:will attend to
the dutiful of his appointment at his office in
the borough of Towanda. on Thursday the 30th
day of JANUARY 1868, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
and all parsons having claims upon sal* funds
must present them; or else be forever debarred
from the same. J. N. CALIFF,
Jan. 4, 1868.
~ Auditor.
. A lIDITOICS NOTICE.—/nike mat
-4-x. ter of the eetaleof Zephineih Knapp,dee'd.
In the Orphan's,Coart of Bradford County,
The undersigned Auditor, \ appointed by:sald
Core to distribute moneys in tBs :WWII of the
administrator of the above - mate, will attend
to the &Mei of his appo'ntment at his office in
the Borough of Troy; on THURSDAY, the
30th. day of JA NUAiRT,IBaI, at 1 o'clock p.m.,
at which time and place all pa soon having
claims upon said moneys must present , them
or be forever debarred.
W. H. CARNOCHAN;s
Auditor.
Jan. 4, 1868.
DMIN lISTRATOR'S N OT/011.—•
Settee is hereby given, -that all persons
indebted - to the estate of 0. D. Miller
tate • of Columbia, dec'd. are requested to
make immediate payment, arid those having
claim! against said estate wiMpresent them duly
authenticated for settkunent.•
THOMAS CARD,
Ada/Mbar ator;
dan..B. 1868.
TN BANKRUPOY.—In the matter
JL of Wm. T. Mackne_y, Bankrupt.N.,n the
District Court. of the United States or the
Western Dish lot of Pennsylvania, as.
To whom it may concern : The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as as
signet, of Wm. T. lltacksey, of - Troy Bora' in the
County of Bradford, and State of Pennsylvania
within, said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own *Mon by the District
Court of said District.
Dated at Towanda, nits 30th day of "Jcnnary
A. D. 1868.
JOHN . y. MIX, Assignee.
A DMINWTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
Is hereby given that all persona indebted' to
the estate of Ira O. Nevadan, dee'd., late of
of Orwell twpa are requested to make Immedi
ate pastneat, without delay, end those having
claims against said estate must proseut them
do ly authenticated for tettlement.
_ _ ALBERT T. WHEAT,
• Jan. 20, 1868. Administrator.
NEVE FIRAL—The. undersigned
bare this- day formed a ce...artnership
under the arm name -Of Alei. Solomon.
Co. do the Clothing - Amines", and will con.
Muth" ElyoA9 It ia t
n aore of • Ms late Arra of
Solomon I Bon.
_king the pub li c for past
liberal patronage s i ll a s -mos t respootfally soli
cit a continnancei bf t Mae- -
SS SOLOMON.
• • - • NATHAN STEIN.
JULINEI WOLFF.
member 9, Isey. - •
Rid (state.
VALI:UW.IR -REAL ESTATE FOR
V .SALE.—The heirs of Wilihun ?doer, -
...... 4... decovvotl, sell at public sale on the
on SATURDAY, the Bth day of -
P . E . MIWARY‘ MS, between the horus.of 9
n. m. and 3 p..m., a certain farm situate
=Terry end prey iriAthany twpe.,
Oonniy, of width said Wm. Zan=
died Seized. Seidler= contains - about one
Inindretrand twenty acres, with the usual _
allowance for roads, 46 Seventy-Ave acres
of the same is improved, On said furinis•
a good log house and bath, also a granted
house, barn, and a good apple orchard of
about . one hand/cult:tea, besides other fruit
trees. Said farm contains - a number of liv
ing springs. To be sold subject to widows
right of dower. Each of tile heirs of said
Zaner reserve the right to bid for said farm. .
TERMS—To he made knoWn at time of .
sale. • don: 14, 1860.—ta."
FARM' FOR • SALE - AT. A BAR
GAM-- As the subscriber- wishing lo
change his bulneu, therefore offers his farm
for sale, situated in Liberty twp, Tloga Conn
ty,•Pa, containing 250 acres of choice land, 20 0 -
acres Improved, the balance ingood timber well ,
watered by good never tailing springs, !ell
fenced In 2011elds, and lays gentl,y rolling, with •
three good Apple . orchards and Fruit for fam
ly use. The farm lays In a good hborhood.
and a good market seven mules from it
one of the largest coal works in the State,
five miles from the Williamsport & Elmira B.
8., handy to church and School. The improve-
meats are one old two story house comfortable
for a :umber of years, one frfase tarn 40 kj 64,
feet with underground stables for 50 cows. wag.
gon shed and other necessary oat
aloe a go od
_ Mill peat, with a dam Wit The
farm will be sold with everything on the fared
as follows: 12 cows and all dairy utencils, I
span of young hones, tyets of hanker, wag
gone. I cast if on field In 1 - Eagle Mowing &
Raping Machine combined ert. ,
9 Hone rain and
forks;Fasningmill, Harrows, Plows; &c., **,
and in fact ever thing that is wanting on a
farm, and mostly alt new. Price 132 an acre •
Including all ; $3,000 down the balance to wilt
the_purcheser. Pot further information 'earns
H. K. ILOTT, Liberty, Tiogs_Co., Pa.
OR. SALE.--A Dairy. Farm. situ.
ate in Southfield, orm mile from the vil
lage on the road leading from Towanda and
Burlington to. Elmira, also from Athena to Troy
Containing 150 acres all improved eeoept 12
acres at wood lot and sugar grove, with a large •
orchard of choice fruit trees, with kgood house
carriage house, and a good bfilt, , .with base-
Meet stabling, and a stream of log water
running through pipes into the, yard. For
firms and further particulars enquire of the,
imbicriber on the premises.
DAVID FAItNEWOBTB.
Dec. if; 180.--4
11CIOUSR AND LOT FOR SALE.L
The sulocriber offers Ids house and lot for
sale. Situate in - Towanda Borough, on Main st„
Lot 70 feet front with man sufficient fori build.
ing for hominess purposes. For
• particulars ea• '
quire ori the premises. •
. JU
Jan. 8; 1868.,-6wo
FOE 'SALE.—The sub:pribeie, Ex
..: miters of the estate of Wht. Girard , offer
forlale the .Rouse and Lot shags 'oornr •of
Franklin and Second streets, rewinds. The
os ireo
house is nearly new and contain, 12 ma:be
sides cellar mull wood house. The lot is en
closed with a good picket tents ; w l painted,
good fruit, wed and cistern. P wlshin - g
to rchasethome will-do well to and ex
amine
before purchasing elsewhere:. Enquire
of J. N. WOOD, or on the premlies. .
G. M. BALL, -
NARY A. GIRARD-, -
• Executors. .
ER
Sept. 17, 1867
Fos SALE.—A valuable Hotel.'
Property with an established imams, at
Alba Rohr'. Apply to
RONTANYE & WARD.
Aug. 21,1867.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE:‘
The subscriber offers his. farm' situate ler
the northern part of Herrick twp.,lcontaining
131 acres of landmbout 85 acres imprlved, new.
dwelling : house; and all necessary out-buildings,
Unit trees; &c. The- tarm is well watered an d
in a good state of c tiltivation . For terms 'ap
ply to or address 'JONAS IiNAR.
Nov.s, 1867 6w• Herrickville, Ps.
F °3 SALE OR EXOHANGE.FOR
TCPArii PROPERTY,-3 Truct%Farus of
10 acm each within 6Eie mile of Towanda So=
lough. Ap ply
i to
I ONTANYE do WARD, Agent&
Towalida, N0f.16, 1867.
" ,DEORD COUNTY
BELL ESTATE AGENCY,
H. _B. MckBAN, Esurs, AGENT.
Valuable Farms, MM Properties, City ana
Town Lots for sale.
Parties having property for sale- will find it -
to their advantage by. ,eavuig a • description of
the same. with terms of sale at this agency, al
parties are constantly enquiring for farms &o.
B. B. IicKEAN.
Beal Estate Agent. - ,
Office Montanyo's Block, Towanda, Pa, /
Jan. 29, 1867.
VOR - iSALE.—Sixty, acres of jai
.s: prey d land , a , never failing Spring
thereon, s tasted ,within ose•and-a-half mllea
from tne Borough of Towanda. For !intim
p_srtisulari; and terms of ElllO, enquire of W,
W-NingaParY, North Towanda. •
VfIUABLE FARM FOR SAIIE.-
v The subscriber offers for sale lie fiiim in
Wysox, nearly opposite Tows's , a. This - farm
codtains 120 acres of land lea high state cif
provement, with a splendid_ dwelling house,
barns and outbuildings. If has a large never
fAiltng orchantstocked with good fruit of ev.
try description. It is in a good neighborhood
within easy - reach' of the church and school
privileges of Towanda borough:, For terra of
enquire of the subscriber on the prem
ises. i MOUGAN D. STRICKLAND.
Wysox, April 8, 1867.—t1
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. •
B. B. IifcHEAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Offers the following Farms, *Coal and Timber
Lands lot sale-1
Fine Timber lot, 3 mileadlrom •Tovranda.,c
taming 63 acres. 'Nice $1,325.
Farm in Asylum,!containing 135 acres. Good
buildings. Under a, th e state of cultivation.
Mostly improved. Price $6,0*30.
Farm in West Rurlington—on the Creek.—
New house and barn. Under a fine state of cul
tivation.9s acres. Price 95,450.'" •
Farms in Franklin. All 'ander good cultiva
tion. Good buildings. For sale cheap.
Several very desirable Housed and Lots Ist
Towanda.
A large Liao! of Coal Londe In- Tlogatiausty
Towanda', July 18,1867.
AND HE PLAYED ON A HA R,
OF A TiOI3BAND STELINGR,,
DIETRICH'S TRARIA OF MUSIC
For sale thfcelebrated Mathuahek. Grand, -
and the beautiful little Colibrl Pianos. Pianos
of 219-strings. - Pianos of one third more pow.
er. Planes that exhibit more skill.in structure -
Pianos that are better made In every respect. •
and will stand In tune longer than any now in
use In this country-and Europe. .These Planes
differ In construction in the inside from all oth
ers, the strings cross the iron frame in all di
rections, distributing the 'lmmense prewar*
'equally to all aides cf• the ...plata. Besides ode--
er,improvements peculier to their construction •
they combine al t theimproventeits of every
othermannfactore. Bend for Motivated circa--
Ima where everything is' explained to satiable.- -
lien. Also constantly on hand fall assort- '
meat of Moines Brother's: Pianos; Organs-and
Melodeons of the best of various styles fps I pa
church and parlor. • Parlor and Melodeon - .
era, Piano and Melodeon Stools, Instruction
Books for Me.odeou dad Piano. New and old
sheet music on hand and ordered if-dealt. .--.
Also for sale, Prof. Vail Rensselaer land Pier
son's Piano, Furniture eau Carriage- Poile.h.--
Phuto tuning done on short notice' s .I.lberel•
discount to ministers, churches and leachers.
Rooms up stairs in the Means Bleek‘
W.'
Towanda, Jan: 16, 1868;
VOTIOE.—The Auditorit of Colow
iiikTownallip, met at instinvillo, ou
the 9th 1867, and found the amount
of war tax i collected by the Bond 'Commis
sioners of said. township to be $23,158" 47.
But as said - Road - Commissioners kept no
reliable} accounts, it tiPpears impossible at
present to get asansfactCry statement a
such accounts. -
,T:AV:O3 LANE,
/MEG PECKJIAIIf,
• • / GILES PECWITAM.
• Jan. le, 1068.--3 w, Auditors.-1:
MBE WAVERLY PAPER MILLS
sill pay $lO per ton for Rye Straw in Bun
dim. and $9 per ton ter Machine .Tbrealied. de
livered at the COMIiStIV'S Mills In Waverly.
. R. B. BALDWIN, Soft.,
Waverly. De 0.26, - •
THE PLACE 110 BUY` TRAVEL
INGBeets Ind • Baskets oteret3r dee :
cription, Frost's Furniture Btore.
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