Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, March 05, 1868, Image 3

fadford finer.
LOCAL_ AND GENERAL.
CWAiPik CHTIRCH
i'hnre.h —Bev Ronvirr DUNIAP, Pastor.
Preaching, Sundays at 10} A. kr., and 7i
r. m: Sunday School; 1 j P. as. . Prayer
- meeting every Thursday evening.
j. 31. E. Church.—Rev . J. T. Bnowzmui, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 10i eas
and 7 r. Sunday School,
Prayer Meeting ever,' Thursday
evening., -
Prtsbyterian Church.-Rev:"llo r m. HAM ,
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 10# .
D I., and 7 P.m. Sunday School,'
Erayur Meeting Thursday evenings.
:4; Church.—Rev. P. D. Ross:ors, Pas
-, tor. Preaching every Sunday at 10i A.m.
land 3P. at. Sunday School, 1j P. u.
n u n TtnLE.—The following is the
T i me T,able of the Pennsylvania and New
York C.Mal and Bail Road Company, which
took cfrkt on Wednesday, Jan. Ist, 1868 :
SOL ili AIID
P.M. P. M. • A. M.
\v A vERLY.... _903
Araen3 _6:55 12:50.
...... .7:15 1.05.....9:35
L'rsrEL-..... r 1:20 9:50
TOWANDA . 8;00 ' '145 ....10:15
• P. •A.
NorrrawAnix. •
M. .A.ll. P. M
.8.10 11:45 5.10
.7:55 11:30 4.55
VAVEIILY.O
ATRE.NS . .
440
7:25 11:00 4.25
MILAN_
1 Isrzit
TOWANDA .. 7:00 10:35 4'oo
A. M. A. M. P. M
JOHN P. COX, Superintendent. .
ED. REPORTER—It i thought by
L ulL,ly•people, that to render a town thorough
ly :aid thrillingly interesting, there must be
scandal, frequent free fights, burgle
thefts and general devilishness. Canton
not famous for hies° things, but rather
11 the honesty, inansiry and sobriety of its
111,u, and the beauty and modesty of its
women.
- Wali such circumstances p lipsation
a..-wsliaper if started among us, would soon
languish for want of material for its columns.
• s pat itetuWelironicling the enterprise and
pogress of our place, I anticipate will be as
"plenteous as salvation," during the coming
simmer.
We have it, this boro a population estima
ted at one thousand souls,and - the place has
11 tttr ring prospectS for rapid growth, we
hu!, one thing that is essential, a good hotel
1. 1€ would be'a paying investment. That
Lave no house of that character many of
-par town's people can testify, who have
tried the liccoramodations afforded, ,
Oar chapter of accidents for the past week
limited, unless the fact that several gush
ii„.; youths of the male persuasion have been
...'deeply, agitated with benzine," may come
tinder that head. .
Mr. J. K. Stets while Vatting in his dial
naiaufactory . had his right hand crusbPd by
ti.. 2 fall of a piece of machinery weighing
LI, von httudred pounds.
un Wednesday wsmallhoy attempting to
cross Troy street 'near H. Mono/oes grocery
store slipped on the icy crossing, and I be
lieve hurt his ankle.- He will recover.
The arrangements for putting into opera
tion the pbojected tannery and also the sash
and blind factory and planing mills are
going forward with the energy peculiar to
the 'gentlemen at the head of these enterpri
ses.
The board of councilmen of Canton born
have deuided to ignore, the special legisla
tive act providing that all sidewalks be
I int by taxation, and resume the ilia of the
State law-in such ease made and provided.
The amount raised by taxation was install
cleat for the
_purpose. .
President Johnson has of course been im
peached br . our good people. L N. 0.
CAyros i 'Veb. 28, 1868.
oDEY'4 ^ ftDy l s BOOK fur March las
among the embellishments
cre the,,zfollowing ; "Bird Catching," which
i 5 very pretty ; colored Fashion-plate, con
; six figures ; a handsomely printed
1 , !..te iu blue and red, containing a fancy
1-I,C; etc.: a large extension sheet, contain
ing 39 engravings, of ladies' and childrens'
dresses, d:c., besides illustrations of fancy
work for ladies, and useful work for the ju-
zieniles, drawing lessons, ttc. The literary
-otter is from well known contributors. as
Terms for the Book as heretofore
published.
kVe are gratified to learn itat
the Igurlington Lyceum, organized last fall
_by the young men of thiit place, is•ila a
flourishing condition and bids fair to be
come a permanent institution. We under
stand that thy hare commenced their next
quarter by eecting the following officers :
.President—W. D. LANE. ' -
I'ce-President—EsslGN D. RUNDELL.
Sfcrelary—J. W. LINE.
Treasurer- T C. D. Celtr.nrax..
ta.- The tneethq of the Bradford
County Teachqs Association was held Fri
day and Saturday, Feb. 14th and 15th; at
- the-Institute in Towanda.
At'll a. m. the first session was opened
with prayer by Ur. 'Coburn. After which,
tho President not being present, Wm: C.
Bogart was chosen President, pro. tent ;and
the reading of minutes of last meeting was
t.illed for, read and approved. 'Mr. Colt
then read a letter from the President of
'Association, C. C. Paine, of Tiey, announ
cing hie; inability to be present, accompany
_ ing which was an account of his recent visit
to the Giant's Causeway. The reading of
it was postponed till later. After this an
opportunity was given for those present to
register their nam e s.
Mr. Chas. R. Coburn - then offered the fol
luwing for discussion :
Resolved, That no person should receive a
certificate from the County Superintendent
as a teacher of our common schools. who is
less than eighteen years old, and who has
not,a'fair knowledge of all the branches re
quired by law to be taught, and who has not
made the business of teaching a study for at .
least three months.
After its adoption Mr. Coburn 'spoke in
the affirmative of question, Mr. Coburn and
0. J. Chubbuck following in the negative.
ssrs Guyer,. Corbin and others participa
ted in debate, and after a short discussion
Mr. Coburn was allowed to withdraw the
Ite•zolution and the meeting adjourned till
2 p. rs.
Afternoon session convened at time
'Wm. Thompson * Vice President in
chair. The. following, Resotoed : That
School Directors should hire a relative
:Ls teacher where there are objections-on the
p.irt; of the patrons of the school, was . die
,l,,sed, and when anted on lost. •
Prom the committee the Association re
- ~ .:eived the following for discussion :
Resolved, That the knowledge of Ileintal
l'intosophy is an essential grialification of a
::nod teacher.
This resolution was discussed with ear
aestness, and it last submitted to. a com- :
Luittel composed of Messrs C. R. Coburn,
E. Guyer, and Dr. Colt, to be reported at
our next meeting &June.
Dr. Celt as chit man of the coMmittee
then altered as a report on Graded Schools
an article proposed by 0. J. riabbuck, the
report was accepted, and a motion made for
its adoption, after which Mr. Bogart made
some interesting ' ' riottOra'o4lti':, Vits,and
hoped it might be refert4A!ack i t4 A R *
tee, and prepared for pripliciatioii, .
urged the expediency of estab i shment
of Graded Schools in Our Count citing
some he was familiar witti Which ; proved
not only ficiixds of the fiat exam, ; bit de
cidedly the most ersMeztii, of; li *
Mr. Coburn and many otteispiese • t among
whom were L Drairuird, Dr. • iurn,
Mr. Sumner 'and Ur. ieonard .reseed
their approval and gratefulness for .e arti
cle prepared, and a desire that it s ..taa be
printed. Time for close of aftera. n sea;
shin hating arrived the subject w• on
the table for further discussion.: '
Evening session was , opened • • a Dia
logue perfornied by some of the younger
pupils of the institute.- This was °flowed
by an article on Trees,. written .y Wm.
Thompson, the, original, title be' , g "The
Trees of Bradfard County," sore: .nave a
subject' could however be ' only •artially
treated in the &tort , limitsallotte ;Jo the
essay and only four of the nuruero.i: genera
with their uses aidthe associate ns . and
memories they called up, were .p r dto
the audience.
&Ater paper by Mr. Leonard on the
History of several towteihiPs of radfor
County succeeded, the earli , setilements
were recordea with the names'ofl the set
tlers and the whole forms part of e it work to
be completed -and published at 130M0 future
time, which will no doubt proveltgidy val
uable, to the historian and antiquOian\ of
coming years. The data - and other ftic
being mostly apcertained- from the l settlers,`
or their immediate dean ndants eyes to it
a veracity and reliability which no later work
could ccmmand.
ELM
Miss Addict Passmore then read L essay
ou the subject "Man prOposes, Goil dispo
ses," • Mr. Coburn then eave 11E104 history
of. Common Schools in Penn sylvaniS. He
followed this noble inititution- t tom its
small beginning, the first school
2 ught in
Thiladelphia;by one Enoch Flowerlin 1686
through all its struggles and progr . ells, front
the pauper schools , ,of the last. century to
the High Schoolatina Academies of !ur day.
His lecture showed extensive esearoh
among the old State documents i. d the
most accurate .Imowledge of the •arious
vicissitudes through Which the c i •mmon
school system had to pass in Le: lature
and elsewhere. Adjourned_iii mee in, the
morning. z
Saturday morning meeting operild -with
prayer by, Mr. Coburn'. The place .f lima
meeting was fixed at Herrick. at su. ~ estion
of 0. J. Chubbuck, the time of mee .g was
3 1
left to be decided in favor of the .
tion of Graduating Class of Normal School
of
amina
of Mansfield. Miss Passmore and r. Leo
nard committee appointed repOrted he fol
lowing new members i'i - hiisses . Alic Cool
baiigh, Susie McGuire, Mary Lub Etha
linda Stevens, Bernice Kellogg, M ssrs J.
H. Brensinger, S. P. Mink, Frank N ought,
C. W. Colt, Iteed J. Miller, John rand,
Clayton Spencer, H. D. Pitcher,D. . Over
ton, W. C. Bogart. -
CoMmittee on subjects for next eeting,
/
reported the following : George M t
, script,
History of Herrick, Pike and Wyal ng, J.
A. Blocher on Faingy Government rela
ted to School_ Govertiment. er. ogart.
then offered the following a otion :
That the reports of the Committees on the
Histories of the differenttownships Brad
ford County. and the reports of speci Com
mittees be referred to a Committee f three
appointed by the chair, whoie duty t shall
be in conjunction with the writers o these
reports to prepare the same for pub cation
at such time and in such form as e lAs
sociations may determine. It was unard
mouSly 'berried . Mr. Allen then fav ed the
Association with a short address. spoke
with feeling sympathy relative to th 4, meet
ing of the Bradford County Associai
pressing his -gratification that a . 1
t43aeli§rs were enalaleCto keep up :
interest.and earnestness which ho f
accomplishing so mukla good by it.
bags. Mr. Allen said many good thi
wn wish we were able to give them ve
Vice President Wm. Thompson the
ing. Committee on business, G. W.
H. W. Camp, S. C. Barnes, Miss L.
er, Misa A. Angle. Lecturer, E
Guyer. Essayists,
_Miss Lucella
Miss L. Blocher. Declaimers, is , '
Pherson, Horace Durand, Eleazer A
H. Thompson. Music, J. T. DI
Ezekiel Carr, Mrs. E. Faller.
Mrs. Armstrong then read an ejsay on
the Human Mind. Dr. Colt•read tht letter
before mentioned from C.:C. Paine which
contained much interest, and the Aitsocia
tion expressed their gratitude for tit same.
tendering Mr. Paine a vote of than , giv
ing like due to Mrs. Armstrong aid Mr.
Allen for this entertainment. A opy of
Miss Passmore's essay was' solicqed for
publication, Mr. Wm, Davies then ffered
the following which , was accepted d lsid
on the table. I •
Resolved, That women ought to be duca
ted and to enjoy the same advantag.,s that
we now accord to the other sex.
A motion w-as made by Dr. Colt 1 d put
in form otresolution thits :
I?e . solred, That every member-of the Asso
ciation come prepared at Herrick to report
on some topicepf their own selection, ver
bally or in writing, to occupy two minutes
and no more. Passed unanimously.ll ~
A vote of thanks was tendered tottle citi
zens of Towanda Lir their k hospitality to Dr.
Colt and family for their kindness. ! .
The organization of the presen ! body
formed thirteen years ago at this Institute
was - spoken of and it was ascertained that
four of the original constructors were pres
ent, viz': Chas. R. Coburn, S.F. Obit, E.
Guyer, Win. P. Horton. The thrie first
mentioned made some very approp to re
marks concerning the rise and pre esS of
"the Association, the change's it ha .been
subjected to, and the hopes they en rtaixt 7
ed for its future prosperity rind attain , ents,
after which meeting adjoitrned to• , eet in
Herrick. . .L. L. LYON, 1 cc.
Was. Trtompsox, Pres. . . i
wa;. One of - MORAY'S Pictur l ,
Towanda, for sale cheap. • Apply
office.
MARRIED. I
ADAMS—GOETCHIUS—At the ho
the bride's father in Ulster, ‘, •
1868; by O. W. Nichols Esq., Mr
B. Adams, of Forkston, Wyoming
to Miss Jennie C. Goetchins, of Ur
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
House ana Lot, 3d st.,rmar College
Howie and Lot, Main at: Extension;
House and Lot, Main at. belciw lord'
House and Lot, Lombard street, ...
Hot& and Lot, near Convent,
House and Lot. Lombard street, ...
House and Lot, Main street,
A number of eligible Town Lota.
Farms from $BOO to .$12,000. For
particulars apply to . : ' .
MONTANTE & WARD, Ag
Towanda, March 5, 1868.
the following appointments for nex
Optrial Notirts.
ORIO, a beautiful . Water
Oil Polish for Boots, Shoes, HarU ,
nage Tops, Trunks, Valises, and
off Leather Work to which it is • • - •
give a good Black Polish. For
CROSS & Co.'s Book Store.
Vit btu
AD e. .w4B,
Grab May 7th, 1867, bhra Taylor,
urearnue Centre, Bradfo _ Pa., and
is caiiiddered by all who seen it
to bathe', best'achine eter ;
beisebeap of constructbm__ • • I • •
andbeit 'adapted to the 'weals of , fup - er:
you get yoUr hay wet ixrjr' can
'drive the =ebbe andimithe V i z let
it fallto the ground, complabdy the
water but. - -
204—1 f you have a_smallauantity °they,
a boy eau drive, rake and pitch for a_zul:s to
load at the same time. - -••• '
3rd-413! raking your hay into a winner
and driving a team astride it, you can run
the idnrow over whole on to a wagori,
which: is decidedly the best way, to pitch
your bay. as one machine willpitah for five
teams to grad and unload. _doing the work
of' tere men, and saving the labor °of draw=
ingrowid and round a ton of bay tat:rake
and load . it.'
4th.--- By the Lever arrangement it can be
elevated to a rough, uneven surface, to.pass
over etumps, bogs and atone heaps' ten
inches high, or to travel on the road..
PorTown, oountYlard State Eighth. ad.
dress L. D. Tenon, Granville Centre, Brad
ford county, r •‘: is wanted.. „ .
.e Book fouthe - People - i anal
should be in every family. Every• Minister
shouM have it, and every Sabbath School
Superintendent, .Teacher stud advanced pu
pil ate much in need of ; The New Die,
iionarg.ef the Bile. Comprising Its Anti
•q_uitiee, xsOgraphy, G eography _ and . Natiral
History. Edited by Wm. Bri=, LLD.,
Olassice2 • Examiner ire-the, University of
London, and editor of the IDictionaries of
Greek and Roman , 4iiiiquiges, Biography
and Mythology and Geography. A very
chap book for the-times and well bound m
three styles of. binding, and comprising
Imarly,BoB octavo pages on.good paper with
clear type.- Price, $3 50, - -:14 00, 84 50,
Published by J. B. Btu:: Co., Hartford,
Conn.,: NO. 18 Asylum street. Sold by sub
scription by agents. Rev. E. IttIiBOITGEN
of Rothe,: agent for Towanda, Wpm, Her
rick, Home and Orwell. It is the only gen
uine American revision by Smith's own
hand. ! - -t Feb. 20.-3%;
•
FAIR ; WARNING I—The notes and.
accounts of M. E. Solomon, and M. E.
Solcmcn It Son, have - been placed in my
eands for immediate collection. All per
sons indebted can save costa by immediate
Pagme,ut N. N. BEMs, J. P.
wowanda, Feb. 20, 1868.-3 w.
Poi S&Lz.—A Seven Octavo Cot
tage Otgan, very cheap. Enquire of J. S.
PriTE$BON, American HotelTowanda. .
. Eell.lB, 1868.
• A large lot of Clover Seed for
sale at
Feb. 13, 1868.
CLovila SI:ED.—La* and Ohio 010 7
ver and ' timothy seed, for sale by W. A.
Rom-Os.L.. Feb. 10.
BairP. Powsm, wholesale and re
tail dealer in- Oysters, in the basiement of
the Wird House, keeps constantly on hand,
a supply_ of choice Oysters. Families sup
plied. 1 A liberal •disconnt to dealers - 4.
Towtuada;• Jan. 25, 1868. • •
Norrca.-The Board of Revision
have fled upon the following dates and pla
ces foriboldniq appeals for A. D. 1868.:
Towanda boro, at the Commissioners' office,
Wednesday, Feb. 12 ;
Towanda twp. and Towanda North, at the
Commismoner's office, Thursday, 13th.
Asylum, id S. Decker's, Monday, 17th. •
Terry, iatE. Bowman's, Tuesday, 18th.
Wilmot, at H. 'Horton's, Wednesday, 19th.
Albany!, at t P. Wilcox's, Thursday, 20th.
'Overtop, at Chas. Heiohmet, Frida 21st.
klonre 'tip. and Boro., at P. Ming os's, Sat
- urday, 22th.
Ulster„l at Ethan Tattle's, Mondays 24th.
Athena Hero., at C. Day's, Tuesday, 25th.
Athens twp., at C. Days,' Wednesday, 26th.
Ridgbarn at p. Kandy's, Thursday, 27th.
South Creek, at G. F. Gillett's, Friday,2Bth.
Welles' at J. Brink's, -Saturday, 29th.
Columtis and Sylvania,. at S. D. Goodrich's,
Mon aY, March, 2d.
Troy Bora., at V. M. Long's, Puesday, 3d.
Troy twpi.,. at V. M. Long a. Monday, 4th.
Sprnigileld, at R. H. Benson's, Thurs., sth.
Smithfield, at L. D. Forest's, Friday, 6th.
Burlington twp. and ~boro., at J. S. Hill's,
Saturday, 7th.
Burlinktdu west, at Geo. Goddard's, Mon
day, I 9th. -
Granville, at IL F. Taylor's, Tuesday, 10th.
Armenialind Alba, at G. E Eaten's, Wed
nesday,
Cantorl Um. and boro., at J. Fox's, Thurs
day, 12th. '
Leßoy, at C. D Holclomb's, Friday, 13th.
at S. S. Downing's.Satarday,l4th.
1 1. 4 1 i ll i4 n at J. porddin's, Monday, 16th.
Sheshequins,at J. P. Rogan's, Tuesday,l7th.
Litchfield, at S. Layton's, Wednesday, 18th.
Windham, at E.-Osborn's, Thursday, 19th.
Warren, at R. Cooper's,Frlday, 20th.
Rome twp. and boro., at H. G. Gag's, Sat
urday, 21st.
Orwell, at W. H. Darling's, Monday, 23d.
Pike and Leßaysville, at J. Champion's,
Tu . eaday, 24th.
Herrick, at H. Coleman's, Wednesday,2sth.
Tuscarora, at D. D. Black's, Thnrsday,26th.
Wyalusing, at U. Brown's, Friday, 27th.
Standing Stone, at E. Cowles's, Sat.; 28th.
Barclay, ;at Commissioner's Office, Tries:
day, 31st.
.Assess Ors will be_punctual-in - delivering
notices, taxables, insmaking,their
turns in ;person, at the time specified An
their Warrants, at which time and place,the,
Board of Revision will attend and heir all
who consider themselves aggrievedhy the
Aseessinent, and make such alterations as
to them shall appear just and reasonable. '
. • By order of the Barad,
' Attest, E
Com's. Office, Jan. 31, 1868. Clerk.
on ox
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khan
It was
me at
ga,and
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made
meet-
Elliot,
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annel
I Lyon,
Mc
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tcher,
star Will any one. lose the present
opporttmitY for procuring Frames, Albums,
Card Frames, Rustles, Pictiares or anything
else in our line, when the place is so handy
and well known, and the goods so very rea
sonable in Kim. likunrso k &mum.
MB. Blank Deeds and Notes for
sale at Cross - .E Oo's. Jan. 22.
TWEIC ri.
FIVE YEARS EXPERI °
ENCE IN -DENTISTRY. •
J. S. Surat, U. D., vriinld respectfully Inform
the inhibitants of Bradford County that he is
permanently located in Twanda, Pa., Re,
would say, that from his long and success
practice of, TWENTY-FIVE '--YEARS darstktis
he is familiar with all the - different •ittyles of
work done in any and all Dental Establishments
In city or country, and is better prepared than,
any other Dental operator in the vicinity to do
work the best'adapted to the many and dWerent
cases that present themselves oftentimes Ur the
Dentist, as be understands the art of making his
own artificial teeth, and has facilities for doing,
the same.) To those requiring under mete of
teeth he would call attention to his new kind ot.
work which consists of porcelain for both plate
and teeth, and forming a continuous gum. It le
more durable, more natural in appearance, and
much better adapted to the gam than any other
kind of .work. Those In ,need of the sans, are
invited to,call - and exeunine specimens, Teeth
filled to, last for years and oftentimes for life.
--
Chloroform, Ether, and "Nitrous Oxide" ad
ministered with perfect safetY, as over four hun
dred patients within the last lour years can tes
tify. , .
Office in Patton's Block. Jan. 25, 1868.
s bf
.t this
HE WAVERLY PAPER - MILLS
T
8111 pay *lO per ton for Ryo Stria In Bun
dles. and $9 per ton for llathine Threshed, de
livered at the Company's Mills in Waverly.
H. B. NALDWIN, Sept.
Waverly. Dee. 46,1867.
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1,300
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, 1,400
I 2,400
Forty
Williams & Onion's old "Black Btar fLinti . " of
LiverpWd Packets, sailing every week.
Line of - Packets from or tcs
galling twice a month. •IC •
Bemlttsuices to:England, &land and BeOtlend
paystbkpf•aemand. • - .
, .
For further particulars, apply to ‘Willhans &
Onion, pq Broadway, Naw-Torlt, or , •
' O. F. MASON .t.CO.&Aiken),
Oct.. 41866: , Towsada,Pi
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Towanda, Feb. 24,1868
•
CONFECTIONERY MANU
_ • TORY.
A. HART, .
Calls the attention of the public/ the 104
that be manufactures and sells M
WHOLESALE AND BETA! fi; :•
•
All kinds of Confectionaries , ,
Foreign and Do
mestic Nuts, ihc.* Dealers hi the country wish
ing anything In his line wilt do -well to mud
their orders to him, and they will be promptly
attended to. Satisfactidn gutrattt. Store
in Patton's Block, To ioda, , Pa.
Feb: 24,1868 —tf. .
Ru s - s E z eL ' )11
INSURANCE :AGENCY!
Capital liepreaanteilavar $27,000,000;
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/COMItANIES RHFBEHENTED :
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North America, Philadelphia,...i 2,901,286 72
- Phi:raiz, of Hartford. 1,234,195 41
. :Germania, New York,— ... ..... / 1 876,815 50
Home In. Co.; New Haven, 1,619,070 30
North American Fire In. Co.. of N
New York. - 755,000 . 00
,
Enterpriae. of Cincinnati, '., 1,000,000 .00
biatnal Life, New York, 20,00 .000 00
We write policies in the above reliable com
panies at the lowest rates. Particular attention
given to firm property. • Office two doors north
of the Post- Ornce,qtp attire. In the room' acce
pted by John.W. Ifix and Henry Peet, also at
the , H ot bankingnate-11f B S. ,Itussell & Co.
f a B. RUSSELL, ,
JOHN W. MIX. .
Tow uda, Feb. 20,1808. •
LWitimitas my ',wife
kJ Catharine Jane; bas left my bed
r and board
without . iust cause or provocation, all persona
are )hereby forbid harboring pr ; unsung her,on
my account ,as I shall pay po debts of her con
tractin ; after this date.•
FRAZIER
JOHN Q. .
• Standingltone, Feb. 17. 1868.—.3w* ;
T _lilt - iiiliilNoLitieitiiie.J-
_LS Price rathicid 63 , -68 , 114M* It sets up
' Ira own work. knits all sixes, narrows and "I. :
dens, knits,the heel into the stocking... sod ustr ' 1
rows or the toe bompleteproductng the - vw#,l
ties of knit goods,from an ..infant's stOckint,
mitten or glove, to "'lady's: shawl' or hood. —,
Has taken ;First Premiums—Gold , and] Silver 1
Medals —atiall , Fairssatid IhrhibithmiOubitiditig . 1
thiagrie Szpositicra of 1867: • , - ~--, 'A J74k J .
It 11 - simple; 'donate, easily, operated.Llita;
guaranteedto iticceed •la • The' finds Of 'every
purchaser. Said stamp for Circular. •
Alio agent, for, a drat Masa Sewing Moeltine.
.:.-; 'd • - • 8.. P.' WARNER Agent,
--- , Herrick. Bradford county, PA
Feb. 13, 186 S. —aiv, -- ' • r , '
STRANG I
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Vt#TMMAKEIIa Bi,
Bu to to the old boweii
Estabildied in l&n. are
WHOLESALE ',-p,E4_.44s
SILVER PLATED\WARE,;
From all int elan -manufacturers; WWI*
Gorham Mhumfactpririg Company, Walden
Brittannn Com Any, Rogstudienith 4,7
Co. thefs End Naar
tgter:" we - b47-W .large
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• q Ges t we are pre- -
• paraftneell st *very, '
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Both to Mail customers sad alstb to dealers at
O LE SL TvET
Oreld irate s , fi
j sip mi ltisd Atha OW ahasied
at She bat - • blooketped me pevi.
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rio, ShoknatiertsiStikkAarnoi attampregt
t , esittart:fitiadhositiai.-a0641.
wigs as and choice fruit.: This
till be eakilibe Wilful 41riSes, terins.—
ppli to ilie - Lso and Real &We otEol o 1 ' '--
~,,,L4. . ....iff, Rimar. er,f
i L . La keillretElmire N. N.
1 Feb. 26,18 U. F;ii()0;1 (WO , .
I 'ARM4YaIk:SUaLAVADA B&W.
teltnated r uberty Tiogs rul l !
. Pa.,containhig ISO abretof choice land, 200
acres improved, the balance in good tlmber,well
intarsdoby good -itevrwi fallinuepringsoitli
lattedi to 201adds, , ned bargeovirroui* l oft !
threirgoodAiple orolutvdtritattrrattior Gov:
ly use. The farm lays in a good neighborhood:
Ode - good, market severestribui Blossborg
One of the largest.goalmorite,An
live lanai from ;the W.Hlienumnef,:& -Wake 11.
11,, handy trahinchlndlthatol: - The improve
peeniaarlt one oIdMER; itoryi,booseitsitfortolue
a number ofyears, on - s tunnel bap Act by4t6
t wit'? andergtotradatables for RP tows, wag
tio shed mad o other baccifoff •‘144-ettflllge
*lse i. a good Mill seat; with a - drim The
will be sold,with, everything.: on the farm'
as follows, 12 cawsand dalr2,_itencßil%
Oyan of young ttbreeis;' teats, el' wag
gonsa cast iron field,roler. 1 Eagle Glowing & ,
Resplog Machine combhied, 2 Horse rakes and
Panningenil, Harrows, Plows, &c., &c.,
aid in fact ever thing that is wanting oil a
farm, and mostly all :now.,iprice• 432 , ak ;are,
incladinvi; 2060 do w n the balance , to bun
„___,,FRArthet infanaaHon Aldkvso
si o •11.:112
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VrALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-
y - A !Arm Ot IMO Jaindred. and -Say aeres,
irithin six miles of Towanda, and one mile
from the river is Oared 'for • sale on favorable%
,terms,;,- One huadradirorea are elearectitti*lgat ,
lAA atato.4l,oultivatioaorttil irood!Rmoitaid
7gst eXCelksit buildings. The house is a well
ilt itwelling with very converiLent oulAmild
,stansbiting of samnuir • kitehea Auditors
room, woodboaseand the yard , well tilled artph
eYerg** rind atbertrees. The barn la a tarot
bank barn 38z68 feet with agood abed attaelid
a' orse barn adjolothg with stalk - ton airtbirses
a Urge ; con; !moire naw,by sad a Jenard !boost
bri the property, The Arm !mai an tasters and
pduthera exposure and la offered, for, sale solely.
oh am:4mM of Shit tirheilth of the`Oirnee. For
itirtherlstrtletilars eadtterms, whlohlrebighly
revertible, application anir be maderci'
Towanda,RlTi3l3l44/';
' Feb . .. 20, 4868.
K 3
S,TORS I AN D ...
.tiVE - RN'
Tbe subsettbefwill tent: hie' Otetent4/1 Ts! ,
veen atStanding Stone Pa.' ..Far lettne„
atply.toZneeph - poweli t Tnivenda, • ,
11.' NV, Tl/1.9t - ,.
stannini Stone, Feb. 20,1868..:•',' .
ausE. AND. LOT ROR SALE. - - j.
11 The sithieriber s olliwalistodimind lot to'
isle. Situate in Towanda So a p, on Main Let 74. feet front iTith tomelint
lug fa berihiessi purposet.AF Tartkulars
Aare on the premises.
JRLIIIS FOSTER,
Jan. 8, 1868.-40. ' "
VALUABLE FARM FOR_sgiE.
'the imbicriber offers 'l4 farmiiitnitri in
the northern part of Herrick twp., containing
431 acres qf landmboAt 85 acres improved, new
4dwelikehimse,`lnd rieeessmiy ontAttildings,
Emit trees, k.c. The farm is well watered and
iin agOod a4te-of 4 fultivit , tipa For , icon fp
to4readdieiiii - JONAEPLEAII.‘
Nov.s, 1867 Bw* HerriciffillePa.
Fvatuable , :sznotet
- i`rriPertylrftb establiehtid bri4O s eigi. aid
:Alba Boro'. Apply to
40 g ..21, 1‘867.
POkBAtE OR EXCHANGE
.11; TOWN PROPERTY,-3 Truck F". sof
10 servo each, within onn utile of lowanda, Do.
:rough. Apply to
lIIONTANYE Wt 0, Agents Tonifdi,Noratl, MOO ; _
OUNTY
REAL ESTAT AGENCY,
H. fr. 'lllCmArr
VenallW , Mill Properties, City an
Town Lots for e.
Parties hay .g property for 'ale will. find
to their . tage by .saving a description o
the same. th terms of aale at this agency, a 4
parties e . constantly elquirimg for farms &c.
H. B. *KEAN,
Beal Estate Agent.
ce Montanye's Block, Towanda, Pa.
an. 29, 11367. ,
;BRADFORD
•
QBgALE.--Bixtq Acres of irn,
proved laud; with a never , failing sprin
thereon, situated within one-and-a-ha If miles
from tne Borough of owanda. For turthi
artiaulars, aid terms 01 sale, enquire of W.
' wands-.
VALUABLE 'M. FOE'
The subscriber o erifor la& his
Wysox, nearly opposite - Towanca. This farm
codtains 120 acres of -land in a high state of int-
Oroyement, with, splendid twilling, ham;
barns, and outbuildings. It has a large never
failing orchard stocked with good 'fruit of. ev
ery destription. It is- in a good neighborhood
within easy reach of the church and school
.privileges of Tocianda borough. t For terms of
sale, enquire of the sutiscHbM'on theprem,
lees. • MORGAN D. STRICKLAND.
Wysox, April 8,. 18 4 . V. 4 1 1 :
REAL ESTATE .AGENCY. ,
EL B. McKEAN, REAL . ESTATE AGENT.
Offers the following F l ume Coal and Timber
Lauda for sale . , •
. 'rine Timber lot, - 11 Mlles fromirowanda; n
taining 63 acres. Price 31,326.
Farm in Asylum, contain ing 135 acres. Good
buildings. Differ a flee to of cultivation.
Mostly improved. Price $6,000.
ratgli.' 'Test Nurlingtati-44 , tbeereek;
New benise anff barn. Under aline state of cul
tivation. 96 acres. Price $5,450.
Farms iatFranklin. All Amder -good cultiva
tion., Good buildings. For sale cheap.
Several 'very
_desirable,; Housee4and Lots, in
A: large tract of - Coil Wide la Tioga ciuuty,
, Towanda, July 18.,1.067.
•
VALUABLE FARM FOR SkLR.
v _ Fitnatel one-and a-half miles from Mon
roe Borough - . -Containing 96 avrelt, under good
improvement. Good house - and - brit: Large
quantity of .Pine,,Tintber. - Price 1230 Eui•
quire of AL MoKEkli, TOwatla, Pa., or
it. MOE, on the premises.
' Mi t Igen.
tipusii! AND
A House 'awl Lot on Blainbireet.
friptwit4 btopinesa stand, ApplOo • •- • E
MONTABYE & WARD.
..19;18.68:'T
opir..-BINDF4x ) --zaz ?UB I B C
:LJPII - Intonnia - that Wit& -
.13inde_r,y, tuts been removed td Abe Arm, Fitoild•
tem sd 'etory; - 11beee'litlYbelltinti— ••"-' •
V 11).; Ica 00:11 1 4:T/f•V'rjr I e -:+r 04 , f , ;
goi;ii !wit' lut" b lee
eonable as" the times" will allow. The Bind.
415 141.d1i.4 1 1 1 4 thel:94Sci4Ll3'•:,
r .C. FAITAiKt.
•
4n experienced Binder , , and all work will he
promptly done, In , , a lard: , And Tjaarine *hick
cannot, be excelled. Music,. Magazines; News
papeigG.Old boliadin every variety,
of styip . . Patticnlar attention will be, paid to
thoiMlingittid•Blndiniot ff
;_BLANK
Tb an.Y..4gliited , :Patt 4 4l4 qualiylind
daraburty Winn warranted. • -
AU work will Ir ready lot: delivery: 'when
promised.
rThilPaMknege cf. poocis solicited, and
pektiewatimaotonegfttranteed.`- .1 '')
Towanda August 2,„11368.--st. .
.Th iiiSigne thlri day' fiirtaed a
co!partoership to he Imo WA 116 the Arm ot HA:
GHEIti FULL tact for the'inirpoto • of . 1 04 drying
on the above business.• Harness Waking and •
repairing_ done to order and altVorb *Panted..
•Catiti paid tor Ifides. •
%.12 1 / 4 ; . GHLITIN NAGE&
EDGAR 9. PiIILES. •
Camptniii, - IS, 1888: : L!- •
;liltkiN T. PLIED!
Every shoemaker call cat hli carallafterna by
the-Idd of SUET'S NEW "OH ART for draught
-4V Cabin& of toots, alusatlAjaharavrsa
- •
. 14 1 06 Ar•. 3 t4::.. Tclfallatft`Pa l :,
Venters ot-thabstata.of Wm. (Raul •
heathy 4ha and :lot altatte-cornato
Franklin and &coati stroata, Tewsudaoz
boas* Is nearly new.l and • contain la rootaviba•
abbe collar and..:.trooChotuis. , The• -httlia‘ea
ekafal- wish $ good pjahetJapes: iaU , Pai i 1414,
gatiftfraltimelLanel.:cjetern.- _Perilous wlahlpg
to purchase a hostamiNdo , welt to call tag *a
amlae before ... - parchasing ebsewher!„-- Noire.
doh 11. WOO ,-fir °spit ,pitialseta.l]
Zot ,,
Apt. 17, 4867'. ` 4ecatora. •
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MONTANYE it WARD
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A ' i COURT .II :I
ii if
SALE..
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A
..•..a eof an, eallinettainpal,ont, of Orphan a
•1 , . of Bradford the under.! ad.
1171404 1 #1. ' ' .:, ' , ..-i ~• 3 1 .-
.. . eil t : ii i i to il;_ ir ., 4 ,
.. J . 3 :
1 . , : •
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r. 4.494..
the no 'CT Pii Ia , thirilye ! Aisat .by head
Owned by Nathan Newenam Ir., south' by land
ownetjawAlortylc I4sea, tisolsecithposes, t by
Benedict Arnold. Contidarn; 1 6 acres and 27
re36llilkgreilvitet , o7. .tit . .:.,t • , " t f. -•*, t ' '..1
480 to 13ata on,the.4reperty no,
lag attack down, one ball of the baliaCe of fhb
PorcifoOM:Plon,7l4 ol2 c°03 1 1#9, 1 . 1 . 4 411040
thole! an cola' one vit..
,_
..,, j „414N,11:1:1„. - ,V1EAT,
:, Feb. 25, 1568. Adel nlstrater.
RPHAN' '' 'V' l OO - tIRT` . . 7- titt- - --` By.
Virtue. of .44 ads; lamed- out ,-. 9f4he . Or.
han
's O•cirt 'if EildfoirMinty:the under
rigne4t4lofaraV +4•-uof-g4syeti
eger,la of sal county , decd ., will se
on
the 'ffilbeA 'Ol4 fihigit, l 4loo l o ll o47ric;
11. A EL '1858: at „4.,d01c. „p. m.„ e o -
lowing described ldt- `I -Oe- parcel or land
Slotar,4 li rdlif Etogi a Mad. ler,tick ft typu e
e' ed. ' , ''d eri - lob int i - d. t••
arth bitands of Han nab . Hegel 'and Charles
ilciCanna ,on thetas% l i llindstittl'homas Mit
ten ,en the a onth by; of
~ Sarah pishop.on
thge*W.lo; ha& bfl.l riink. i 01fierrin. JrCo'nf'
taining abiut 50 acres, more nr has. ,
• TEEM .-05',.icube ptild:dewsa•:: on day of sale
$75 - on final confirmation, and *2to enuasny
ettitteur 31441.411eArbale aunt ls : ahtf: ,ty Kt lint'
lerest upo a the wholtsacn . unpaid from the
final cant rmation . - • t • .
HANNA . '" 114„G,E11, ~
ra'-'s 1ir.:C0K. ,, , , 4 ,a,..-.; •
4dministrators.
Feb,. 24.180
ORPHAN'' CO,U,ILT .• SNIJE.---By
virtue of an ord r laded "out of the Or-
L iii4 ll kCetrt Brit i, frold Pray, tbe uilde{-
e gued'adm trate of - the es to i,f t ".fs'kts
ilaverly, late of - Overton twp. c'd., will sell
*on the premises, on 811171114 , hiAllial 21,
1
Is6B,nt 2 o'clock, if; m.,at pub c sale, the fol.-
Wiring deictibed piece or 'pared of land: slto;- 1 "
ate in Overton twp AL-ghthing at a linnwood
'originally (now fallen down) now a post and
stones; torai iL'iorneri lt , being- thn-north , east
corner of a large tract. hereinafter recited in
wartatiteeVguilwof Jacob .t Downing,: thence
swath 59° west 50} psn.,ton post and stones,
thence north 59}° west 214 prs. to 'a smell
Wan; thelteks.mtn4VlTl.mt.4o} Pra.: Uri' PO4 ,
a corner of a lot heretofore conveyed to Owen
MOCunn, thence Booth .59} 0 east 214 prs. to a
post, thence north 30} 0 z east 46} prs.
eceLbegn.jeg.- Coniatn. teog the
mot •o less, ehon4o ture a jupr g ofed e with ,
log hPPSB, ltir.sPe.4lll auct,_nma .024 , .• •
;thereon. , -: - , . ~-L; -' - ',.\ ..- , :;.;Lt .
- TEftlibit iiil4•Olith c fr. Pertibe -
ling struck' off; 4400, On., • ' , a /sale ,
. .
and' he balm* Inonever Wan tine onfim -
Aion. I ' - :I . ; E.,"q: XELLOGG ,
Feb. 24,1869. . Adm . Istrator.
TIRPRAN'B COURT liLE.—By
-out 'of the''Or-,
Pll64 f t‘CoUtt-;bef Bradfor.t; .until,' the undefi - '
.9lated tiduilniitiatite t estate! or R a iph..T..
I ' , Plekoring Jot e of , said,' nty,‘Aleid...lllll - selt`
stpoiblie sile on toe .; PI, SATUR DAT] .
RCH 21, 1868,at bxoloels,' -8a 1 . , ' th e f o l.:
ilowinideserlbed lo , plecc pr parcel of land,
, situate In Orwell twp -bounded as folitniii't—
Regh:o.log Ist Ir;ftrner rwelt - D.'Pith bmr
Pitt
:and Joel Pitch s iota, -thenco t south 61° west
t by land of '4 IPitcher :22 , pm. to a corner on
said eitche ine and below highway. , said
'ogjr,ouk Welles-1411ov tliand 'kr
said PI c i rt Unica tipttli 46° - enll - 36 ors; tO
stake d s ones, thonc.e. north 39P east 36 prir
;to a ake (La tones, thence south 28° east by
of e l'a doh. Pickering. 47 pct.:4),piece
edtitaM,n.g,4 acres, more or Less;
sb—Onb thLartlet situate in 'Orwell tap:
Commencing br Janis. Chaffee, ruppips vertb
ig° east 58- 7-10 pit s aid highway - 4V the'
:ceittir6 07 a Nridgeiitienoe - `north o°' eatit' 14-
:5-10 mns. by land owned Aeson - 11obin.4 otr;
'thence east . Bo south 53 prs....to. the, centre of
ithe road fetdfrig from .Wellealiolloir.'.ta Toaran
.da, thence South 55° west , - 18 pre. to the place
of beginningl ,Contoining,tive acrts, more:or:
-, '_ • ; • I
TERMS: $50 7 be paid on the property belng
rotrnck dowO, and the-balance In two equal an
nual payments after Confirmation" of 'said sale.
ISAAC MARSH,
' Oeb.14:11868 . 1: Administrator..
A •
A UDITOWS t Non--:w.
cg.. Means
Wu; if vs. "Solonio'n Cooper . .In. the Court
•of ,Complon Pleas gf Bradford C way,
The undersigned '-'Anditor, appointed by said
Court to distnbute moneys in the hands of the
sheriff, arising framsherilrs sale oftefendant , s
'real estate, will attend to the duties of his ap
! po'ntment at his office in the . Borough of Iro
wanda,on THURBDAY,the 2ith day of MARCH
1861;AI, o'clock .0: m. at 'which- time,%and
place all persens having claims Upon said
moneys must _present -them or be forever de
barred. e . JAUES - WOOD,
Feb. 24, IB6ii. ., Auditor,
GIIARDIAN'S SALE.--By viftue
;of an order tented Out of the - Orphan's
Crurt .ot Baadford County, the - and ersigted •
atuiralart of-thendrthr children of William Van
deipoot, late of Terry Up., deed:, will Bell on
the premises on THUM , AY, MARCH 19,1889
at'lo olclock, a. nu, the folkiwink desciibed lot
cflierterorrand,tittuate in Terry twp;;
subject to dower, of widow).- -bounded and des
cribed as follotra On the north. by lands of
John Lane, east'hy lands of Sarah House, south
by Charles -Vanderpool and meat by land of
Wm. Jahr son and others.. Containing about
25-acres, about, 20 acresimproved, a fro th ed,
bairn and a sthall framed himse . thereoa. •
1 TER6l*—s2s on the
. properly _heing struck
down-,151:1'on totifirinellon oY sale:` $lOO on the
first of January, ISO, with Interest on the
whole. and sloo.ruinually thereafter:with. tuterr
est,: until the` whole Is paid. , • •
tiEO. F HORTON,
Guardian.
Feb. 20,.1-868.
. A UDITOR'S NOTICE . 'Wm Braine
, to use of Reward Exprei UQr"lk;
rill4am .11B . Briaine In the Co ri of 'Mimes
Pleas or Iliedfer4. County, 49 241, peptembec
term, 1868.
The undersigned an auditor i a pointed by said
Court-'to ' Mkt:abate money ire tb.e bands ef the
sheriff, arising from the sheriLits sale of defen
dants real estate, will atte 41. - -to the ' do.
ties of his' appointment at hi " ' office in the
Borough of Towanda, on TII "DAY, the 24th
day of MARCH, 1868,4t-2 o'clo k, p. Or, where
all persons having claims upbn said mollies
will attend or forever be de:Jarred from the
mine.:l , : _.•• 'i .- r W.Ma-• ' ATKINS;
Fe : 20, 1868. • Auditor.
A 'EDITOR'S) NOTICE. - .ln the mat
ter of the estate of Joseph smith died.—
Qrphan'ff, Court of, Bradford County. .
The underslg,ned an 'aditor, -apPointeti. by
said court to distrilatte Moneys in the: Landis of
the execAinra oUsajd estate, and also to dispose
of eacoptionaffiled. La a,- part pf: th e final ea:-
count" of said execu•ori, will ' attend to the
duties of his appointment at Les office in the.
borough of Towanda, on SA'fIIILDAY, the 38th
day - for 11141110:1; , :pes t , * 2 p!Ebi ck tr ,
and all persons having claims upon said funds
must present them, or elm be,forzver debarred
foant.the.same.. • JTN.
6,186 g.
- A-113DITOR'S OTICE.--46Aitthaii
Ste pots ,ott. /13.131 hop.- In the emit
orvomtrion isteBs_4,l3radfora County, No. 330
Feb. term, 1,p8: •
The undersigned auditoi appe,inted iy said
Court to distribute lands in , the , hands of•!,the
sheriff, arising froin the sheriff's sale of deist
dant'S personal property, will attend to the
duties of his_uppoluttrient, at h'si office, in the
borough of • Taws:oda; •on TUESDAY, 31st day
of MARCH, 1868, at 2 o'clock. p. m., when and
where uJI pers,ons having claims against said ca
tate; Mit present thein, or r.e 'debarred 'from
coming hrtoralthare of said funds: • -
• W. T. DAVIES,
Auditor.
chA;lB6B.,
A lIDITOR'S NOTICE.—P. R.Black-
A man vs. Adria/ - 4- Edwin L. In the
Court of CommiM Pleas of Bradford - County,
No. 411, May term, 1867.
The undersigned -an Auditor appointed by
!Alders:lit to dietrlbute money in-the hands of
the sheriff, arising from sheriff's sale of defen
dant's personal property, will attend to the du
ties of his appointment at his office is Towan
da boro' on WEDNEiDAY:the let 'day of
APRIL, 1868, at 2 o'clock. p. m., at,which time
and place all persons having claims against
sebtfund are required Wpreeent tie same or
be forever debared therefrom.
March ,6;1
E""r TOWS NOTICE.--Notice
is hereby given that or - persons Indebted
to the estate -of JOSEPH ELLIOTT, late of
Roam dec'd., are requested to make i mmedi
ateptiyitentoind all persons having'cla tins -up
on said estate must present them . duly act hen
nested for settlement. •
OSCAR ELLIOT: , •
~! 3YIPLK3Id SWOT.%
Exee close.
P: e.
Feb. 26, 1/.361i.
,LIX.E,cLrxO,BIS . Notice
iiiikeietegiVen ' Alutt
to. thr estate of 'Newton V 7,, Henry. late bt
bentba •dee'd,' are reqaested to m4e. im
mediate, PaYmrenk, azkd ql heviug • claims.opou
:ixig'Ciateviiirt4fe l 4 4l t ittett4:4l l 4 : ;ll)cirtS6sted
1 00444e 1 4.;'.. • • .•-•
• " 310 1 ' SEE 861;itir,
T'_M TIME , •
Executors.
Feb. 13; 1868:
itIAT' 41: tWQRSS . 010E.419.:
tioe tatifigiero. 04114b1-.
64 ,- Awitte,t vita% of ilinry repper,. deed.;
late of Pike , t,wp....me, requeato,,t‘h, make .
immettiate-paymentm4--alt-pereona having
I'rat OtTr4ll-.
I - glce . 41.4Mett epe•t il l l, tj
nuelE -
if, tsa - ' 4 1 tor.
,vintrimo - 9 or •
)3 , 314/141 If
: 0
, 4; . ~
'drum 1
ma.. gatriiVy..
, itiotikez"..ithagiiiiiike 13th
yof Fie A. D. 108, a Warrant ~
: • . tar who ' issuottagoinstlho WSW Xi
AndreVtoklata.ariblicrwhibiAbetistdea, t
intkieounotakdforl; aii4StAtif,tAPosits:.
kylvanis,, buy been adjudge*Thusltz
E f pt on his owo petition;
.tliat theToinieut
tliffillibliiiikddelfierr otsoy “ , .
.Nirgt
longing to such Bankrupt, to Wm
i . or fOr
bkiNie f lind tlitsf , trankfarOf IttlY', Pro Per t
by hitifitifforbiddeit hi' 'kw t'that'ettntte
pg of the erolitors ,of the said ~ Bankrupt,
Trove theirdiebfitithidl tO 40080 one or
ore Assignees of his Estate, will be held
roa antrt of Atuksuptcy c :to - .be : holden at'
hothilceof dui Register in the Borough'of
wandu, before
' EDWARD , OVERTON;
In., Register, on the 20th day of Murat,
AcD.,lBOB) at ft o',elacki a. rii.;-.) • , F. ......
1
THOMAS. A. ROWLEY,
K United States Marshal as Messenger,"
i Western District Pennsylvania.
_ ll _, 8y.E.41,-COOLIayOfi. Deputy,
I tYetr. 20,1.808.4 w: c . :, -, - -
OTXE,J4,
y 74, i 3, tO, Ove.lfo{ice: . That.-of} the 1 3 th
4X 4 , 11 .40 4 rXV1V4.4 3 5A1W44 3 444. . •
rupAczzw,...**44:4 stgaaniat , :, too: sit;
thriustm;_
..14QU; Otate township ofteintert,v,
Mt g & County - tif Bradford; IllidißterEcif I
frank Who hasr lxieitadjlidged Ball=
shpt his own petition; that the paymitif
of any debta'andt Belirel7 0.4 12 . T .FPrtY
belongbag to such. Batlampl; to` b unt; " or for
hill'WN and tha Prna l erfrpioPtirts
bim- arelcirbidderi w: at' a meetipg'!,
-Of the Creditorir of Lthe said/Bankrupt, to
prove their debtrir'ind tolelicise..one or
more Assignees of his Estate, -Will. be held
at a Court of 13inkrul:itey•;1' to' be holden at
the Office of the Begis ter in the Borough of
Tos'anda before., EDWARD .OY - F,114'015, ,
:oitjo± o. -2 3 11 qray
&D . ; .1868,tatl 07oloelt;46 •
• 111,011 AS A, ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal as Messenger Wes- -
ttank District
BY E. V. :COOLBAUGH, Deputy.
Feb. 21. 1868.-4 W. • - .
N I lOW IN BANKRIITTOY.
gi" notice, Tint ea the 28th da,y,of
nary; R. 1.!. 1868, a warrant hi Bankruptcy
• issued against the estate of .Toseph Credtford
of Springfield in the county od Bradford, and
State of Pennvlvinia, who •haS been adiudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition ;. that the pay
ment of any debts and dektvery of4any, proper
ty belonging' to-`such 'Birukmpt to hiMer for
'his use, and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law ; that a meeting' of creditors of said Rianzpt -to' prore-tbeir- ,
debts andlaschoose , one: or mot*
,Assignees
his estate, will; be held at ii - Coint•ut-Bankrupt-1
cy to be holden at:the office-bt-th4faigifitOftn
in the-Ceurt Rouse, in the Borough of Towin:"l
liefbre • EDWARD OVEItTOW Jr., Bees :: ter, ter, on the Oki day '`of taken, ::st.
868, at 2 o'clock, p.
.' • -.LIIII9MAS A.
_ROWLEY,
ignited:State; Maraud as Messenger, Wert
, ern District of Pennsylvania.
;;;By B. B. COOL,S,AU6III, - frepaty.'i
Feb. 5.1868.4 w.
NOTICE IN B . NKRUPTCY._
This is to gioe notice, That on the 12th
daypi 4anuftry4.;l)..F warrants In Bank ,
vppUy,/fssiottooMagsi thkeitatkof Jacob
Bowman,iilAis townsb p onfisjilutu,in the coon
ty of Brodkin; awl State of Pennsylvania, who
bas been adjndged a Bankrupt ! °whir own peti
tion ; that the payment of any debts and de
livery of any property belonging to anchlkuuk
rtipt to him or4or his u se, and the Onager of
any property; by him are, forbidden by law ;
that a-meeting of ;the creditors — ,of said Bank=
rapt to prpve their debts'and to choose one or
more Assioees of his estate, will be held at a
COUtt of BlinkriiptOy to he holden/ at' the office
of the Register in the Court Rouse, in the 80.
rough of Towanda, before EDWARD OVER:
TON, Jr_ Register;on the 21st day of. MARCH,
A. D. 1868, at 9 o'clock, a.-m. •
, THOMAS ROWAY,
United States Marshal as Messenger, West
em District of Pennsylvania.
By E. B. COOLBAUGII, Deputy.
Feb, 20, 1868.-L4w.
IN FCANKIttI' Y4==in 'the hatter
of ASAPH COL URN Bankrupt. In the
Dpariot Court of the "United • ,Bistes for- the"
Western Dist let of Pennsylvania, as.
To whom It may concern The tindeisigned
hereby gives notice .'of his appointment as as
signee of Asaph Colburn, of Troy Boro' in 'the
County ot,Bradford and State' bf Pennsylvania
within said-District, who has - been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon Ida own Petition by the District
Court of said District., •
Dated.at Towanda, this 20th day of February
Al.. D. 1868.
N BANKRUPTCY.- In the matter
of - Josiah Stowell, Bankrapt. In the District
Court Of the United Ststes. fur the Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania.-- - '
To whom it' may concern : The undersigned
'be-eby.gives notice of his appointment as As
signee of Josiah Stowell of Wilmot twp, in
the county of Bradford 'and State of Pennsyl
vania; *ain daid , Distric4, .who has been ad.
judged a Bankrupt upon WA own petition by
the District Court of said District.
Dated Towanda. the 20th day of February
A. D. ISO. JOHN vi,inx, Assignee.*
:B.A.NKRETTCY.-=—litAhe'm atter
JLof H. E. YOt NG, Bankrupt'', In the District
.Court of the United States, for. the Weitern Dis
trict of Pennsylvania , - sa. • • ._,
To whom it may Concern : The undersigned
hereby giverniitlee ofi his appointment 'aa'aa;
signee of H.E.Young, of Columbia, in the Conn
ty of Bradford, nun State =of —Pennsylvania,
' within said District, who has been adju , ig d a
'Bankrupt upon his own petVion by the District
Court of said o Disth . t. . -
Dated Troy; .tbe: 2(th day of -February, A. D.
1 E 7.•• E. POMEROY. 41,1-signee.
A I)IIIIIO.STRATOR'S
I 4 1 - Notice ja-hereby 'given,. that sit persoim
indebted to the. estate of Gates
late of frankfli, • deed. are • requested to
make taimqdiate . • payment, - and those having
dahlia against said estate Will prekut them duly
+utbenticated for settlement.
. , . ,
.Feb.- 20 ,:-1860.i .
'XI... DMINISTR'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby given that all persotis indebted to
he e=late of LEWIS• JOHNSON, - lath of
Terry tap., dec'd.. are requeked to make im
mediate payment, and• those having claims
against skid estate•-must present them duly an:
thenticated for settlement.
Feb. 20,,1669
V ? AIINISTRA.TOR'S
Notice is hereby given that oil • P 4 ersons
ind dto the estate of ALBERT NEWELL,
late of IflOer.: tsvp : ?; deed:, Are , requested to
make intuit- diete payment, ana alt persons hav
ing claims agains said estate, must present
them 005.auTlieutic,tted ler-adliemenr.-
GP.O.RGE: BIITNEY,
4dukinistrator.
Auditor
4"eb.. SB, /80
AMIN
Notice is hereby given that all _persons
indebted to the estate of 1.11.3-0:5.1aW71,11.4
late - of Warren twp , dec'd:, are requested to
maketimmedlato payment; and,a peremOnv
inzelaims amliast -- rnia - estate"mnit'prestMt
them duly authenticated for sett:ement..
'ALBERT T. WHET,
Administrator.
E'eb. 20, 15.68
A D'ASIIN i TSTRATOR'S NOTICE.- -
A
lictice is gereby given that all perao.is
:hidebted to th estate of W;:lti.H.
late of Troy, deed„ are requested to make ht.
me,'late payment. and all persons baying- claim
against said estate must' presentathem:daly ,11
thinticated for settlement. •
• • -
Re b 211'. 1868
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE:—
X.l Notioels hereby given, that all persons
indebted to the - .estate of Duncan Sinclair,
dec'd, Ulster tarp., are requested to
make immediate payment, and those .havinti
demands against said estate will present them
dulTenthenticate.a.for settlement. •
WM, SINCLAIR;
A dmiaistratot.
W. T. DAVIES,
. Auditor
Jan. 21. 1848.*
A DMINISTRATOWS- NOTICE:
Li. Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to -the estate of Joshua Simmon's late of
Tnscaroralwp., dee'd4are requested to make
mediate payment, and those having claims
against, - said 4 estate, mast present . Wem• daiy
authenticated fcir settlement. • . - '
Jat.21,1868
EX.ECIPTOR'S NOTlOK—sNotice
sis herepygiven thatali personsindebted to
the estate-or Charles lirren, late of
Columbia twp.. ' are requested to make Immedi
ate pwattent,x;thout debt', ,and glose.,hewing
claims against said
.estate must present them
4 11 17.PtkFttike.ted kr settlement.
s.lO LUTHER E. - HAVEN,
OHABLES O. WAVES',
Executors.
Marc% 5, tau.*
XECITTOR'S.NOTIoE.,,Natice ; is.
hitebtea
the-, restate at Johnson Brown deo'd., late of
Colorable"- I,Wil.7are .requested toloakeownent,
without dela, godlike's:Limb:4f islalini.agaltuw
,paill estate tatirrelro",.therStOaliViliat'
caaX,o i tttfle_ t. ;
l
IliAtis4". o ; • 7---;*ku(of,,,
JOHN w:' BITS, Assignee
D. .GAMBLII, ~„
Administratoi4
HARRY DENJA
'p • Aclminis!ilitoi
&.ROSSE4b;',
A d mini:drat or.
ALL NaILEAN,, -2
• dmbititmtor.
Mrstipp
• 4
N, THlO'!Dlgritß3'l 4 l- OMR@ OF
1
. . :8 IJNXWED MMus, to,r,p4e.w .
•.',l:.lifirVifli4=BB4 --- •
~,,. , ii , tbetlibtaf" , ifs
'grub o .2dsrob2l4.lBB:l7,4minfittpp s
sDise4ismilfoßri#lll his 141.8188/Latur.ouBB:l:f
er . awsproyittii? Rnder.said Apti. zy".ordeF ri ed,
the; 8. , ' notice "Is re
S ,h4tbr Oyes, to ilr
ofeWteofit s . 4 .". *NI* . . ved 'their debtOniet
other . - , ... , .:thiest -: - -d, to isPileas.on,therd
12th., • 7.0 I '. • :' ; 1855 r at 2,4'clookfl
p!_;9,, - tAtc.iii zto . A RD OVBXTO.N ; i r i I I
•EsTilregister ht - Baskraptm at - his o ce •
etToirandatto"ahaweansCifany they e,
*hrilDischarge:,shquld :n.ot be panted
the said pazdcmpL, . 'And , further, notice; lad
heiet.fgtve4,lbat al...Sec:ond and - Third,
Meetings of of the said Banknitd,'.
repaired tithe 27th and .28th 'Sections of;;
said Ant, fwiii be had 'before 'the said Regis-..
ter, at the same time and place., .
..., ~
;,,,
S. C. I!doCANDLZSS,'
'6lerk V. Si Diet . Omit feivsai4 anode'
: ‘ _March 6, 1868:-2w. •-, - -- '.r-- )1 •--' '-- . '
.
•
1Q .13'LN KBBPTCY .= In. thp - , afteE v
In' the, Dla:
.triot Court of the-Mtlted States-foi4he Westett'` -
plattictpt Pe*tylvanis. ss .;
To whom it may of - intern;
helebyglves notice of hia: applit)t , RA - 1w
sigma oti Way 'filthier. of. Pails •twp., letho:e •
enanty of Wyoming, and State of - ponasylvaztia . i
within said - Thatrfa, wpb has li4en adjailged a
Itani.tupt nixie OWD petition by'.. , the Olattlct
courtol.naid.District •,• . 1 -
piled at Falls fp., this 1 d j aY_ of Petwoiry,„.
A. D:1868: • ' PEEtRY:OAFNIN;Assignte..' "-„.
,
ARP N'S 4 pCtCrlL'i l
k/virtue of anordor ,isszted out, of, time
Orplrazi's Court- of 'Bradford county, the ti ne
dersigned administrators .of the estate ocr
Casper Gernet, late- of Colacibm ;
ceaserl,,extee to publio sale on tbe ld
premises, 04 TUESDAY, 31AECH 3L 1868,,
at 2 reclock, p: in., the following described
lot, pieee or panel of land situate in the
township of Colrunbia, bcrundid as folkiws:
IlermunilAt to , Post north-West. coma of
lot No. 33 ton warrant lot No. no, thniire
west 134 prig. to a post, riorth-east comer of
lot No. 46 on said wurrent No. 969, thence
north 162 pm. to a post; ttortb-easti corner
Otlot No. 41- on warrant lot 2sick. 960, thence
east 134 prs. to a post, sonth-west corner of
lot NO. 37 onifaid warrant No. 9cp, thence
south 162prs. to the beginning. Contain
ing 135 acres and 1h ;perches, strict num
mare, be the same more or Jess. Itbeing
entered for the whole of lot No. 45, on saiii
warrant. No. 960.
.
TERM.W--$5O on day of sale; one kalf om
confirmation, balance in.one year frOm con, _:'-
flirm!:.tpion-yrith,intereat... :
,STERSEN G. GE.RNET,
MARY A. GERNET,
Minch 5,1868., Adrpinistratonf.
• . •
_ORPHAN',,
.virtue of an order issued out - ,of the
Qrphan's - Court :of liradford Cdpnty, the
undereigned administrator of — Milo 'Peet, .
ithifithfield twp:,,Ldee:44-will•Otpose
to public•sale on Ike; :Off - X.liE
DXY, MARCH 31,1868;.at 2-6 de - •Tri:rt.:
the following described lot, piece .or parcel
of land sitnateinThnithfield tarp., bounded' '
north by -lands' in . possession of Naytand- , -
Andrus; east by land of Manson Canzpixd.4 - ,
south by highway and .Walter Pieret,wffitt
by
,th higlway and Wood - Gerctuid,;b,
a part of lea N0.'45 of the allotment,of' the
Thrtgbein lands insaid township: Confain.-'
ing 'about - 25 acres :of.land, be-.the same .
more or less, about 20- acres of which are
cleared, a framed house, framed barn null
wagon shop Thereon. .• • . ,
•
TERMS—SSO on being struck down, one
half on confirmation, and the balance in"o..
months from confirmation with interest.
SAMUEL
Administrator.'
Maich 5r 1868.
SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue
a writ of- Vend. Expo. issuea-- - out of. the.
Court of Coalmen Pit as of Bradford. County
and to me directed; will be e posed to public
sale at the Court Rousd, in. the -.Borough of .
Towanda. Bradford co., on SATURDAY the 28th,
day of MARCEL 1868 , , at 1 o'clnelf, p . . m.. the
following described lot piece or pareeloi Amid
situate in South Creek, bounded north by land
of A, The ht son, east by .lands of El Ward
and J LeWts;south by lands of the estate. of
N. Smith, dec'd.,west .by lands of W. N.
Baedeker. Contai ning 100 acres, more or less,
about 60 acres improved with a !log h
framed barn and few fruit trees thereon. • •
_Seized and taken in execution at the snit or;
& Pomeroy vs, Joseph 0. Gordon.
- 1 ALSO—The following described-lot; piece or
'parcel of land situate in Towanda bore bound
ed and described as follows :- Situate ont the
west bank ot the Susquehanna River, ranning
100 feet from the not th side of Elizabeth - street
in said born',
along river ,street, therm by
lands of J. P. Kirby 112 feet to an ejley,rilaencq
south along said alley' 60 feet to-Pratt7a lot,
thence east- 16 feet, thanes south 50 feet to
Elizabetk street, thence east along aaid.Eliza;
bath street 66 feet to the place of beginnidg.
ALSO;.--All the _land- lying in front of the
above-described lot and said Susquehanna river
Together with the land in front of the -adjoin
ing lots of J. P. Kirby and D. M. Ball. Mak - -
lug all together a front of 294 feet and running
from Elizabeth street to - Washingtou street.
Seized and taken In execution at the suit of
John F. Means vs. Bradford R. R. and Coal Co.'
- ALSO—By virtue of a writ of FL ,Fa.. will
be sold at the Sadie time•and - place the taloar.
log described lot, piece or= parcel of :lancreito
ate In Alba hem', bounded on the nertftby kifosl
of Cheater Williams, east by Canton street,
south and west by lands of Irad 'Cott.'
taining * of au acre, more or•less all improved'
with a framed house, • framed barn,
hilted, and few fruit trees _thereon _
Seized and taken: in execntien at, tbe.Sal of
Allen Crandall V 4. D. W. C. Crandall.
ALSO—The - following_describcd 'pleoe or
pared of land situate itAt m.uia t wp.otmnd•
ed north by lands ot---A...Scraham. east by land
of Alvin Thomas aril - Lewin P. Wl:Banat. *nth
by lands of John Knights and Lewis I'. WIT: -
hams, west by lands: of" James Taylor; Con:
taining Tz.o sera at -land, more .or less, about"
40 acres improved, framed house, old lot; hpase
and a :eiv Iruit trees thereon. -•-•
Seized and tuten in executi. n at the gait of
Pomeroy 8r05 . ., Hannah Sweeney antl'John
Sweeney.
A.l.l3o—The following
.4p:till:Ca lot, pircai ur
iarcel of laud situate in Tuscarora tWli„
ded as follows: Beginning at a hickory ecru&
'of land lately owned by Bober; 4elhuleh,
thence west 182 4 10 to, the Susquehanna
river, thence up the eagle by the. , fireral courses
there,: to corner ut lold. once owned" by John
0. Lacey, them::: east. to !.. , a1 lieLhuiati lot.
Voence son , h 121 pcs ,fo the pi ice i b"gliming.
containing 111. acres. of.land, more. or loss,
a:out 80 there, iniptore.l, 'with a frunied house,
a plank- 2' earna ::DJ a ler; :twit trees.
EizeJ aadtnesatlitt executhin"lat the- fitlV. , e:
U. . and Itebeee.l Thompion'e,u.ee ve,..Geo. W.
'filet:tip:top, W. EL.Tbr,mplion: null D. • I heitin
- : •
4L5C1,..:112 fallowing described 14.-p:ceded
parcel ot' 'd situate ra Wens boulir i ded
uorth•bylands - bcfor ging' (hi; ri , rare
B...lngalls; deo' cl., e Ly in ':s ,litefts
s, , t ith laird , of -Masc., t 04g...0ar - west
by the pnrlic highway itarlioi;. firm •Fieuelaht:
Bills to Elmira: t Inoue 2 'de ref at
Jaya, more or losa.aitla.,:a.anieti framed
halo .1 - low'rruit trees - ilea-6 rit • ."
• Seihrid and t.rken ex - emir - on' st - - thr of
DAL:•rarseni; -veil vs. A, (3. -
-41. SO—By virt're :2;
so:d at the same tim-•iin i trlac'e;„:fit
equal undivided halt ot that certain lot.
ot, land.siuntte.l the town-dries -o: tionth
Creek and Wells, and known - "iis,p , irt. of
the Mifillerdohnstrn lands and Woleir ar'e
ed and described as tolli4s ,e•ireatericieg at.
a'rdalie !Alluding in the. liue betweeu the jades
or ferns'. vant!. Odd New York aridt sf the
coiner 01.1ots 17or. adit; and 5387:: - Inti - vrant4
t.herteo booth 13U ebaini to rale Lei - di - Lae ot fat
No. 5690. thencO north PB°-tro-d: 25 Lha!us edit
50 links to a .beech nidrk. d and •.oint.ertril,
thence south 2' west l iti eraaiii-; iILA 30 links to'
the north line oflands known as -the Bingham
Lauds, thence.nurth West 47 chains and It
links to Si With tree, thanes -north 2° dec;thc--..
east.2l6 chains and 50- links talk point in, Um-
State Line-aforesaid, thence tr.Jutli cast 6.1.
chains anci'39 links to the place of LiTinningt•
Containing 1440 acres, and being ,the same
hinds eonveyed to said Bradley rtriffa by. taco,
Dunham and Harriet, his wire by deed:bearing
date 12th Feb.; 1852 ' • .
Seized and taken in _execution at rho suit or
Samuel GibUcla administrator ot D.
Hathaway, dee 'd vs. Bradley Griffin Und
Ilea Griffin
WILLI.III GnIFFIn,
1 Towanda, March 5, tBB9 Sheriff.
4oI3DITOR'S - NOTICE. 7 -- - -Orri4sou
Bora Bishop. hi . the.dtirt
mmon Pleas of Bradford County No: 311 f,
Bepteratier term, 1885.• •
The. undergigned• auditor appointed by said
'COrirt to distribute moneys in the liaials of the
sheriff, arising from sheriff's gale of deliutdantki
real estate; will attend .to the doties Of, hie D•P
pointment, at his office in the Borough'` of To
vr4nda, on•TIIESDAY, the 24th - day of4lA 808
1868, at 10 o'clock, a. m., whore all,periumi
having claims against said fund must preset
them, or be lvro,/ debarred......
JOll s; MIX.
A r • Auditor..
" , - ; Feb. , 20, - 18(18
DRYG_CIODS.—CI6sink :To* :tv e "
stock Dry Goods at prices t6salt
Dec. ~O r . W. A. ROCKWELL..
fee pearl Batley,..llininy and Ss
go, for
r ub at LONG 35 KZETEithI: Feb. O.