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LOCAL AND 17ENSRAL.
rOWANDL CHUNda DINWORY.--Baptise .
church.—Eel. Am= Xiamen, Paator. 4,
Pratt*. Thu l 7 ll l_ at sad 7E
r.st. tlandartionocd. e; ' Prayer;
Meeting Viva Thnigas7 eTfao3.
AL S. asarch.—Ssr.J. T. itiasizza, Pos.!
63r. l i reachhitirrerylienday at 114 A. 14
and 71 811Mw Schad, 1} v.
rrner !Ifeetingertery_ eVeilbsp
Presbyterian Ontrch.er.' WV. • allusei
Pastan Preaching every gads] at ILO
a. rt., and 7e. rr. Sunday Sebnolai PAO
Prayer Meeting Thursday evestsgs..
4iscopal ausch.-1143t: F. D.. notioni, Pam+
tot. Preaching sway Sunday at 10i Lit.;
and 3 Pon. Bundify School, r. r.•
Tuts TAll4l.—The following is the
Time , Table , of the Pessarauda and Nei
York Canaload Rail /toad ConspiaN Whisk
took effect on ihmeday, May, it, Itert
11131MEIVAID.
P. M. A. 11.
Wavana 620 113K1, ....820
ATIMINS 6.45 1!:35.....8:!5
Hint......... _7OO
Maras PK6 1228
1628 028
M. A. Y 4
•o
A. M. A. M. P. M.
4:58
.T-S3 10:45 448
WAVTaiii
AIIiZMI
Mum .7:40 1023 4:30
Mom . 'V2S 10:17 4:15
TOWANDL ..1110 9:52 3:50 '
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A. X. A. bL . P. NI.
JOHN P. OM - Huperintende*
The annual examination of thei,
Institute classes will comma* Monday,:
June 29th, and ekes with the symboling
exercises Friday afternoon, July 3d.
j A FeetivAl for the benefit of
the Saaguehanua Ckdlegiate Institute will
pe held at that plWee Saturday, July 4th,
18613 Programmi;neit week.
FOUNTEL OF thrL.Y.—MlDirlo is to tont
a Grand Fourth of July Celebration this
year, under the auspices of the L O. of 01;
F., and the A. D. O. IL Societies of that
city,
Ittir Atteution is directed to the
advertisement of Gao. Cu,a who will
4;011 st public sale, on Saturday, June 27. a
fine residence on Poplar Street, in this
I3orough. .
GET YOUR LIFE INSURED.-11. A.
13ussaim is Agent for the Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance Co., of llartford.'oolM.
This is one of the best and moat reliable
companim in existan , m. Office on State-at.
Towanda, Pe.
Mr DAN. NOBLE is again under ar•
reNt on an indictment found against him in
Chcruung county for gramtlarceny in felo
niously Caking and carrying off from the
city of Elmira, one hundred and thirteen
thousand dollars in United States Bonds. .
FAIR AND FESTIVAL.—The ladies of
the Presbyterian 'Church and congregation
ut blonroeton, will hold a Fair and Festival
on Wednesday and Thprsday, Abe lat and
2nd of July. Doors open at two o'clock in
the afternoon, and 'in the evening. -2w.
GRANT AND GOLTAX CLI2B.—The, Un
ion Republican voters of the Borough of
Towanda, are requested to meet in the
Grain] Jury room, on Friday evening,
Juno 19, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of
forming a Grant and'Colfax Club.
The " heated - term" having
commenced, Dr. Poirrsx, with a wise phi
losophy, has placed upon his counter, a
magnificent Soda Fountain, from -which
cotne forth, at a touch, sundry agreeable
beverages, calculated to make the heat tol
exalt°, and to satisfy thirsty souls.
MP Wolk on the Chewing° Estee-
Bien is to be resumed. The Owego Gazett e
bays that the new resident Engineer, Mr,
C. L. Mcktrtsa, and Assistant Engineer
Taos. M. StutastAn, aro making the neces
sary Surveys 'preparatory to releiting the
unfinished sections of the Canal between
this place and Binghamton.
FIRE AT WILLIAKBPOW.---A fire broke
out at noon on Wednesday of last weekin
!'otter & Co.'s planing mill, and the whole
structure was totally destroyed in twenty
minutes. Bmitb Kimball's dwelling, across
the street, was also destroyed, and Kimball
CO axe factory damaged to the extent
.of $1,200. Potter and Co.'s loss is about
-525,000. •
•
STRAWBERRY FEBTIVAL.—There will
be a Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival
:.held at the Engine Moe% near the Court
%/louse, on- Wednesday evening, June 21th,
1868, for the benefit of the Sons of Temper
• ante of this borough. Those of our citizens
•
wehing to contribute to the good cause will
find their contributions tleinkftilly received
•by leaving , them at Wickham It Black's
Store.
WI" NPLSON CONRAD. of Shoshequjn,
a•aa found dead in the road, on Tuesday
morning the /d inst. - He had been labor-
.!ug fur a neighbor the day before - and fell,
, on his way.home in the evening, fronAis
_A-L.ase of the heart. lie =rebel as a soldier
with Sherman, from "Atlas t o the sea,"
And performed his part as a hood soldier
and a worthy man.
A NATFRAL WATERFALL.— We halm
been shown the pelt of a lamb, dropped on
the farm of G. T. Brum', in Smithfield
township, which ezhibited a freak of nature,
unparallelled since the days of Lazuli's
ring -streaked, speckled, and spotted "
flocks. A waterfall of stupendous size woe
appended to the back part of the head,
when that appendage is usually displayed.
The resemblance was striking.
Roßßsgy.—.Qli Wednesday of last
week, a young man said to be one Hanna,
attacked Mr. Coon, of Gibson, Susquehan
na county, Pa.. formerly of Lenox,and with
loaded pistol, on a public highway,dsmnind
ed Mr. Coos's money. A wallet containing
St was ;presented, but tbo robber wanted
more, and while searching Mr. Q's pockets,
the litter snatched the pistol. The matter
.was compromised by the return of the pis
tol--and the robber left.
Aar The gsme of Base Ball be
tween the College Clkib and the Nine of the
Winona Base Ball Club was won by the for.
vier by one tally--the score being 18 and
19. The game throughout was closely
contested, and not 1.111 the last run was
scored was there any certainty as to the re
:;ult. Both sides played well, as the same
Oval/ shows, and each one did all in his
power to obtain the vietory, the result of
which was that this game was the best play.
ca and most exciting match that has;ever
taken place on the 'grounds. -
I I§
Lti REM FOB ROM= ninon:— Gen.
tiume s HBaaa , *strictl= of Oil
and Refined Spirits was here on
Thursday, by a Rochester Marshal, and.fin
rueliately taken thillier — belowthe United
Mmes Coati, hi aesaiOn there, and ball was
'accepted, and he em set at liberty. Mr.
Houma, an Oil Miner, at Owning, was &t
-rusted at the was time, taken there and
bailed. The charge against the latter was
detrandini, the revenue, and against the
former, caul= in such lieu d.—Aubr
Advtrtiscr.
sw '.fi t! 140*
cemob o r . eons ariernammem *am
nlasiciag do pads at the Nor id* 11010
Inebriate Warn, are the endue"! writ*
Mn.s Roam Bazon . Rs Browse and ;Alai
Puma; The object Of the tidlaas . i to
observe the treatment of the inehriatee, and
the method of conatioting the lostitittien •
and Ira Whom •the 'put& CA bear- free
Sheen in dae
UNPOIMILTE OZOIJIRItNiCk.-013 Fri.
day of week before Lat. )tartar tti
.ocsmnavos Of Aaytalu r *MO the house of
MIL P. Urns In Magedonbr, and wind in
the eiambOr Oohed tip an Allen's teiolver,.
lying npotkit• twat , 10,411:LO took 1$
Oat of bet' hand, to. abowltinr,/itnut usad.
and whilst he wet hanMiOg wAs
charged. the . ball Milking Km U. in the
face, jut bolo* the 'eye, inilietint a Cory so.
rims, but itrObibly htSt total wound. Mr.
Latta, who deeply distressed at the ac=
°Mont, was not aware that the pistol had
been luded. Mrs. O. Is the widow of A.
R. COUGB•11011, who was Anted at Gettys
burg, and is buried in the Cemetery at that
place, and is a sister of E. 8 Dstmro, of
Flop& Tumid&
&AM am, TOINANDA.—Tho Elmira
Advertiser Thus mentions the "connecting
/ink". .bettWee. 1 1 the two cities of Southern
NeW fork and Northern Peniwylvaniu:--:
"The new railway', running South Sinn
Waverly, through Athena, Ulster, iktr,
der the efficient management ot Superin
tendent QM is a permanent meas. We
ate glad to know this for the reason, among
others, that it makes a neighbor of what
was onee a tar-off looality—TOwanda. Our
hotel registers daily report the presence
here of many residents of that thrifty and
handsome little city ; and many more Uni
tise now find it convenient to visit Towan
da than in the days of that terrible told
stage coach. Apropos of -that stage coach
more anon."
FOUND GIDLTY......At the late term of
Coast in Elmira W. J. Ben= was tried for
an attempt, upon the life of Jrunt H. Barmen
irs, in the town of Big Flats, on the 3d of
rovember last. The evidence on the trial
clearly established the fact that lien= had
been on intimate terms with the Wife of
Joan H. liaottanare for several years past,
and by his illicit intercourse with her had
broken up" Bwroolum's family. On the
night of the 3d of Noveksber last, Bun=
sought.to make a speedy end of Baotronirs,
as is supposed, for the purpose of removing
all farther obstacles in his intercourse With
his wife, and meeting Bsouonam on ,tie
railroad track near the village of Big Blats,
under cover of the darkness of the nighty
fired a pistol at him, the: ball taking effect
in one of Bnovomm's eheeks. It did not
prove fatal, and the night being sufficiently
light so that Baotrou.t* could mark his
man, he bee now been able to confront and
fully identify his assailant.
Btrnsa was sentenced to be imprisoned
in the State Prison, for the term of seven
years
SHOCKING ACCIDEST.— , -Oli Monday
last, not far from one o'clock, a little son of
Mr. Aumso Ann,,'of this village, about
eight rare old,' in attempting to practice
the fashion so ridiculously in vogue in oar
streets of hanging on to the "Lett& extrem
ity" of every wagon that passes, got his
eight leg entangled in the hind wheel of the'
wagon, Meshing the thigh twice, near the
middle and - near the knee, tearing the flesh
and akin from the knee, opening the joint,
and thrusting the lower end of' the thigh
bone through the flesh and skin into the
space behind the knee. Such was the se
verity of the injury, both to the flesh and
bone, , that the Physicians thought tt neces
sary to amputate the limb immediately, as
the only means of offering the pocir boy a
fair chance of recovery. The limb was am
putated about four o'clock, near the body,
by Dr. Daniels, assisted by Drs. Allen,
Phelps, Scott and George W. Metcalf.—
Outgo Gmetle.
DISTRESSING DEATH. —The lifeless
body of Annear D. &anus, of this bor
ough, was found beneath the barber shop
of dorm Carr= on Thursday morning last.
Investigation showed that be bad been
dead a day or two, and that he had cat his
left wrist and arm with his pocket-knife,
evidently in a vain attempt to reach the ar
tery. The wounds inflicted were not seri
ous, nor were there any marks upon his
person to indica' e certainly bow death was
produced. The Coroner's Jury rendered a
verdict in accordance with the facts before
them, that his death was caused by expos
ure and the eirec.ta of liquor. The doe used
was aged about .10 years, and leaves a wife
and two children. He was an industrious,
upright matt; and bat for the unfortunate
habit which has wrecked the hopes of so
many men, would have been a useful and
respected member of _society. His melan
choly example whilst it brings sorrow to
his family and friends, may be a warning
to others, to lead them to beware of the
tempter,, " for an but' it biteth like a ser
pent and stingeth like an adder." t
MB. Enrros.—ln accordance with
previous notice, the people ,gathered in
goodly numbers at Tuscarora; , Tuesday,
May 19th, to witness and rirtieipatein the
interesting and solemn ceremonies of lay
ing the corner atone of their Church edifice.
The day was unpleasant and the rain of the
preceding day kept back many of our min
istering brethren from abroad. Notwith
standing these unfavorable circumstances,
the people of that vicinity came Cheerfully
.tOgeth,er, and were apparently well satisfied
With the events of the day. Ilev'e. B. Coos-
WILL, E. C. Corms, and H. S. BALL were
present, and took part in the exercises. The
programme was as follows.: 101 a. m. l --
Sermon ; 1 o'clock p. /D.—Address and lay
ing of the Corner Stone ; Sermon in the
evening. Everything passed off pleasantly,
and loving smiles, and words of hope and
cheer spoke the heart's gladness at the near
fulfillment of the long cherished desire to
see a church edifice in this lovely vale suit,
able for public worship, and an ornament
to the place.
South Apalachin.
Waiimaporr, la Jane, 1808
Ma. Goonarcn :—The Grand Lodge 1
Good Template of this State, met at this
place on Wednesday and closed its sessions
last evening. It was composed of about
400 delegates, of both sexes, who, for intel
ligence and dignity of character, would
compare favorably with any deliberative
body that ever met in the State, and the
delegation from your county, headed by the
venerable Gen. -Panne and Col. W, 2160 24
commanded an influential position in the
body,- as will be seen, trate the fact, that, in
the election of alternate delegates to the
B. W. G. Lodge of the Veiled States, Gen.
Farris received the largest vote -of any of
the candidates on the list of nominees. Oa
Thursday and Friday evenings, public tem
perance meetings were held in our city, and
were addressed by members of the Grand
Lodge. S. B. Crum, Esq., of Great Bend,
Sannehanna cousty,and author of "Chase s ,'
Digest," was elected the successor of Bev.
Mellusaasr, in the adios of G. W. C.
T. of Pennsylvania. The - Bradford defogs.
tics took an active pert in securing Ids elec
tion. The B. W. G., C. Templar of the
.United States' (M. Om) visited. 14 . G.
Ledge and installed its officers. Miss Wo
rn Maxi,— of Down, who recently
visited Yorir - cauuty,was elected G. W.V. T.
She sad Gen. PATIO* of your place. were
- . . 2 ,'
, a ~., l ' a: ~
i 4.- - ' ' P
iil : ' '174 . . WO i mis.=Zol suds hi!"
that_. e . 4 Fleir:4l l4 ' ' "
of &me* and ell)ais friends. ...
withberawripational popularity,
g ec 26) !P le e- ea r t o l4 !• te 'P e e t 4 Pnot . •,.
•:: ' ''''...'.:
i , -_',-4;vm
(s - • Wssiiii3lieDiosa.-4titi
• .., „
-- t FridaY ev g adirm Young . •
flathAroke into 'the aalkal-hoilei near AZ.
Dt
szccui'lla in (*taloa- and tore etp
- the -books , and did , other ' Inhalator
The tors should investigate. the '
o work co; rl Pa 4 ;:r Broa,new bank=
ing b • ais g very rapidly nn:
der efforts of Workmen. The
Ceria4 is completed, iihk• the eastern wall
lEollgi 4
raised to the height o ;ha or eight feet al f
readY. %e vault I received' the safe
wbi is one of Boa 6 make. The build ! .
ing of brick faced with pressed brick froth
the omits& menu s tory, end is to have
.. ,
one Ca 'the finest iron (fonts to bo found in
this 'on. '1 1 •
, e learn from otkObliging friend Geo.
P:Maixems, that a Grant Club was organiz •
1 4 ,
ed in Bylvania'on Tries y evening of last
week with the folio " officers : ,Presi;
dent-rE. G. Tama; tary—L. N. TrinaJ'
lIAM.A comthittqo of 'ff7e, conflating of II•
N. Tirana, T. M. CAII.' O. Atrantrrr, D.
Etta+ and P. Mom* were 'appointed to
draft rules of action to reportr at nest meet:
Mg, t be held June Othl
. I
ocaANDA Mama& ,W7olesale Primo
Ilene ted every Tuesday by Busrows.;
'it Cssuofrooets, 51 Main Streek-=
.:.... 52 25 ® $2/50
/ 1 : 2 00
1 5
1 25
Wheat
1: 4 r. al i ,
Buck hest
Corn
Oats
•• • •
Buttet (rolls)
4.
ttee d a i ry)
Eggs
Past _ .... ~ . .. b _ 1
25
Hay cn ta ion) ,1500@I 29 00 1
Salt bbL) • 3 00
Fl XX 1 , 12 00 010 00
Ram c 3 '; . 16 0 18
Ge Tur es4 k ,ys . : ;•,:..1... •
• 16 18
, i• Q
12
Dixie 14 a 18
Ohickszis /
- - 12 0 14
Wzioirre or Giang.--,'Wheat, °Orbs; Corn,
56 lba; Rye, 56465 ; Olds, 32 Ibs ; Barley;
46 1 Buckwheat, 48 Ibis; Beaus, 621bs ;
Bran, 23110; Illetti. Stied 62 Ibs; Dried Ap•
pies, lbs; Flax Beed l 66lbs.
H m
~1
Spetial
Di p. J. W. lames . ; Tooth Tablets;
for el ning preseiting the teeth. For
sate b W. B. Kama, *Mint, Towanda.
dune 11, 1868.-2 V
INDEPENDENCE B4s..—Au indppen-.
deuce( Ball will be Wen at the MILAN
HOUSE, in Ulster, on IFriday Evening, Ju
ly 3,1868. Music will be furnished by Mc-
Donalirs Full Band. I3lil $7,50.
S. WErgINS. Proprietor.
JUn 17, 1868.
T ..
,
MELVIN' VEEDORY has got the
best Jl wk we dila that there is in the
State. One mularoni'limoh stock will out
sell tw`e Colts, whileUr Mid of raising is
no mdre. See his.nttic Jib another column.
Give him n caU. - 1 June 18.-2 w•
f t
lIAVD Loo A O. VERY'S SCR
ACtini Hand Loom. Manufactured and
for sale by A. 0. VEltir & Co., Andover, N.
Y. S4nd stamp for descriptive circular.
Jun. 18, 1868.-3m•.?1
There is not; , hag like it I So
1
say . , ladies in re ' to the new Family
Swink Machine made "by the Singer C 10 . 7--
Any lady can use it.
, LEapy and Auld to.
r e
use. ws equally we onlifp and. heavy
work., Ladies all we ' k is a chance to
show
,his "Pet," knoOng it to do all we
claim .
ri j c
or It 4
B g your worst kin of sewing and try
it on ur machine.
: Wicassaitik BLacu, Agents.
To nda,4ine 18, 1868.1-Iw.
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1 1.1
On o Mown &z REArsit The
moat liable machine lin the market. For
strength, durability, .iii simplicity of ar
rangement e
in las is the
meet, perfect and popu
lar nachhi. iI •
For z ale by Codding BasselL .-
Towanda, ' acne 18, 1868.-4 w; •
1..
LA E CABBAGE PLA shall,have:
in the season, nice t ants of Winning
stadt, Premium Flat 1 Leh, Late Drum
head, to Bergen Delta:ahead, Drumhead
Savoy Bed Dutch; ank;best of all, Improv
ed Branswick.
,
For sale by the doaeril hundred and thou
sand. it B. M Wzisits."
Toy' .da Market Gardena, May 12.
•
-41 ,
E NoncE.—Thi t tindersigned is
. change his p eof .business, and
re gives notice t i all °Mahn:Laing
is due him shou 4 be settled by the
of August nint;ior they will be left
r hands or colleetton.._- -- -
- 16, 1868.-6 w. s ii JO= lilmunErn.
,11
TA
about
theref
accon
Ist da
in o •
Fat
E CRACKERS, TORPEDOES and a
k of Fire Wore just received at
kAid BUCK'S, 0 be sold at whole
:. d retail. June 18.-Iw.
Ft •
fulls
Wzo
salo
.L'A' ADS MlLLS—Pampknon—Havi•
a larg. supply of prime. Winter Wheat, two
thirds of it choice whit4l equal in quality to
the ~ ebratofi Mic, Kentucky or Cali
fornia Fades: We ea ,I furnish an article
at Once more wholeso 0 and economical,
than ljr ande
l from a disfance-zwhich are of
ten m eof poor material, adulterated with
white 'ern, or injured g lrom lying in store a
long Lute before bein used. Located in a
fine wSest growing district; .wo'are able to
get a i upply of the best at our Mill door,
and ex ect only pay fist manufactaring•as
°tit
41 ,
ta.
We warrant cal sack or barrel to
be offirst rate quality 2:! A ..suparior quality
of Ity . Flour always oh hand. See Price
List. i .11. 13. btausw.
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I Jun , 4, 1868. ,
A ' ATENT RIGHT .1 AND.NO HINDHO.--- ,
The bid and most sensible thing in the.
.shape of a patent rightlis D. B. Sturdevant
it. Co.' milk shelves, and Provision Back,
combihed. It gives shelf room to a large
amour t of milk,each Thick holding seventy
two pans of milk, occupying but four feet
once of room,. saver a *omen much labor,
ii
as eac pan of milk milt be taken from or
put o to the rack vvitlMut taking a step ;it
can b taken apart and moved from cellar
to kitdhen, in five minutes, and is a splen
did thing to dry fruit u p on.
Ordtr se s l received for ne racket Codding
it Re I's Hardware I Store, Towanda.—
Ta , . hip Bights for sale by Wm. Durand,
Berri .k, Bradford Co. ira
. • May, C. .
Lorto Rt. KEE4Ii have on baud
and complete assortment of atom
and an daily receiving additions
r stock Belllngithe same at the low
! kat prices for ready pay. Also offer•
for desirable crOuntry produce.
X ll.
. ,
11 foil
to the
est m ,
ing
Ap
H. B. BALL.
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N — Th ere • t-. ill be a Straw
berry Festival and Picnic) in Tuscarora, Jn
ly 4th in the vicinity Of the now Free Bap.
fist arch; to aid in tarnishing and finish
lag eir new house Itni . worship. Good
speakirs and good moil° will be in attend
ance, • dno pains spared to make it pleas
ant fcr• all.
By order of theCon4iitte, e t. May 28. •
;
sib.. Messrs .. Wbetiler & Wilson, No,
625 B
o, 7 l 74.o d x s s i s, in
u s/ L inde em :e t the e
Paris Exposition for %eying anti Button
Bole hinee—the
it nly gold medal for
this eh of mannf tare—over 82 cora
-N. Y. .Trib e.
pe
int l ,
•Th celebrated hines can b seen it
Wickiam & Black's, w t ore yon can get good
machine threads and iS tr ilk, and any thing
wanted to work on yo ur Sewing Machines.
Mai 28,1868. 4
VALUABLE RERT:IST ATE FOR SALE IN
Beuovuu.—Thnoienbscriber will sell
all of his property in '' Rome Born ' consist
ing o quite a number of dwelling houses,
lots, barns, &a., and , about 20 acres of
/
°hid land. Also his store with stock of
me dine. Or would rent the store.
L. L , MOODY.
/LORI°, May 15, 186S -3m.
H WM ANDLOT FIOR &ILE —A (muse
and I ton I
Fourthl e 4 . , near hunetabin
ate. kbargets Enquire at WO
NAM • BLaci;Tow Ps. i . , 1 -
,IT , . 4,1668 AL ;
Ss. ...sottia-Dilsovitillittliiitty,
"its 'QUIP Aar
thresnalitir;ast and haat to ssaujesl
Withigiodt. born one' foot to goo t
teeninebas in • diameter. We si rti t ik
the beittud i Wy. Of lige ;
Mk • ( a l7 nit
tog arena bots* -
... M. ~ •
and ia 1
highlr 00t00, 1 4 11
used merehrisio au OViiki4l77
tnrlog.
nab*W.
-Thig ul & i ttol oiassi ,b7z - V 0i4 .. Wol.
4 gise,
.
fine quliojillr • sure beak
Is Orklbiblator.ibezeil open when fay
grown; • Verr fine 'Mbar as an. einft•esdog
es & sa
hiaA' - ot est late - catinareAlif, , greath
rdim WWI* .104* Pbtagoii
'clop. aftez masa other
In the Splint Of 1867 the
et gavials,* *are eager_ to buy the Ma;
food) ;9 1 , 4 1 14,0 r IN° .011 4 18 : 111t tSti m '
Ounce. "
This season is Use first that, e seed has
been obtainable-; and it is still high priced.
Jade note in Inne - and Jal.T, stocky and
Sae, 12 ota per dozen. 75 cents per 100.
• - . • . / IL IL;Warass.
Towanda Market Gardena. **7 12.
„Sinn Potm PeANTIS I ..-44M grow.
log Sweet Potatoßlants i vidoli will be ready,
planting fr Om dine lit to 15th. Inatruo.'
Gone given for plinthig. They can be ono
eesafally grown fn Bradford. Good Plants.
12 cta per dozen ;15 eta per bandied.
Toyama, May 21.-Iw.- %miss.
. ,
ADAMS , —VINOENT-In Manillaid, May
nth' 1868, at the resideuesof the brides
lather, by /lee. IL'liampkin, J. W. Ad
ams, Attorney at. Law, • and Marion A.
inept, ad of Mansfield. No ciar,da.
- Nta► 2110attiattattit:
- •
0 85
... 200 300
25
25 28
18
HU lit HURRAH!
nhug PC mAT LAST I -
BRAMHALL, OuWEi t i, & CASH,
Anything you want s . to the (treaty line. Bee
what they hue
FLOUR, FERO, FISH, SUGAR,
PORK, TEA, SPICS, BUTTER, EMIR, LARD,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT I
SALT By TUE SACK OR BARREL
ditto
We are role siesta for the Leta brands of Vir
gintit and .
CAROLINA ARMING TOBACCO
Lastly, every thing in lb o GROCERY and PRO
fir Remember the plate, No.. 1, Main street,
Ora door below Reid!maul; Block. •
Towanda, June li. 1868. B. C. & C.
AIIDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the
matter of the utate of R. R. Rogers,
late of Canton tp deed. In the Orpban'a
Court of Bradford bixinty.
The undersigned auditor appointed by said
Court upon exceptions tiled to the partial ac
rount of the executers of ti ti. Rogers, deed-,
will attend to, the duties of his appointment,
at the house Of Earkiel New Min, in Canton
borough, on TUESDAY; the list day of JULY,
ISO, at I o'clock, p. m.. when and where all
persons interesied are requested to attend.
G. D. iIIONTANYE.
Auditor.
June 18,1848.
fIAIITION.--Whermse, .
my wife
LUClNitiams Mit my bed lied board with.
ontiost more or provocation, all persons re
hereby forbid harboring or twisting her on my
account, as I will pay no debts of her contract ,
Ing after this date. GM. BRESIIULEY.
Barclay, Nay t 5, 1868.•
T HE DEPARTMENT COMPLETE 1
BOOTS AND SHOES
LA G E ay.DITI.ONS
Suited to the Spring Trade.
WE BEV QUALITY
HUMPHREY lIROT HERS.
DAILY BEING OPENED!
A134,41,1i realty for the iuspcx.t.lun of the public.
MAN U 14 I A4ITURED GOODS,
RAVE IT S
FREW EiWITB IN THEIR BEEBON.
ToBLOOD AND MANS
Wbol e.ate and Retail
VISION line
UUR STOCK Or
is meriting
Of Goods
THE LATEST STYLES I
=1
AT.LOWEST RATES, AT
LowOcci of 111.fao Goods are
OCIS OWN
(in biked au usual. We aro offering
BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
Inionitt to c:,wo out the
ODD TA 0 T SI
tried over
tL M. COLL' NS;
ll
Rae removed to the Mare forme occlpled by
Harahan firotheia Cu.. next Ira lbw'Ow Poe
Office. sad bail repkoished his moonlit% with
a lar;e ;ad ley stack of
READY) MADE CLOTHI iO ,
REGARDLESS OF UOSTIIILL°TIIB.
FROM LAST Y 10; A RS':STOOK
„And will Nell them
ALSO,
Harness, Harness, Harness,
46 l UDLESIWIIIPS.
33.1J.A.N3C_Mul t S1
Bales, tad all goads coavected
The &iddiery Busifieesl
TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS,
VALISES, LIMBER ► SEI►E FINDINGS,
WILDNESS TRINNINGS,
Towanda. 1101 16 ,1666. -
QEEDS AT . WHOLFSALE.-TWrt
I-74m a good stock of West Brsoch, t medi
um, Ohio sal Pablo/ Clover Seed. M 111 i
sok linotky Ikeda pet= quality; wWc6 we
bcke $ lowest =dot peieAl st wbolsisla ,
. PDX. BTXVIBB, MEIICU11;00; '
t. _
~!~~
1
':•VVii''''O4I.AMBERLIN
Reii *argil kuviiireAtad h a j it rec a;.,
a 10 411! 1 , 1 , 1 1. 0 9 01 p 4 Ell". 1
liiiiiilltikti '- *AI4RES il ii
ta i i,l,l s ''" go'ljiiiiisr•it iwifis,
tett .
WA IMA 40 4 0 MOW' or tha t
. Ile as heed tinge vs.
, Ofti!est of the cab*" -, -v , I
. 0
‘. ` ,1 .`
SETH THOMAS CLOCK.
Alm meltioutt amortteeld or tie -11reit'sliak:
Gold , - . ‘
1! ,
JE L WILRY AND SILVER 'WARR. :
la the plated 1h:0w hap ilogera Stotito.'
.. , .
FORKS AND B-POONSI
• Resin, plated
Breakfast &illftzner'M.sl()iB,
Elagttil traillo plate doable• wall
i -. i'ii ; - i , d.ii't-itsi
Aandeuiae r Coke:
iturritt' k
• Pickle illandAi Tea Bence
Cliii181:114124 i+jaaw-keapina the
oßoirvg BAKER'S
Fcemily Sething ga4ines.
These Machine:l4re superior to all others for
family use, for the following reasons':
, Their*, with tyn threaliVieect from th e
!spools, and refluf6 , an rewln lag. .
They are morel easily understood and used,
and lees liable to derangement; than other ma.
chines.
They , . are capable of executing perfect 4,
without:change ol adjustment,s much greater
variety of work than other machines. -
The stitch madeby these machines is mach
more fins, etatic,land durable, especially upon'
articles which' require to be washed and Ironed,
than any other atith.
This stitch, els rig. to the manner in which
the under thread •nnwrotight, is much the
most plemp and' beautiful In use, and retains ,
this plumpness and beauty, even upon articles
frequently treutted`, and 03114, -until they are
ROTS oat. . •
The structure of the seam is such, that, tho',
It be cut or brolini at Intervals of only a few
Mitchel, ft will neither open, sun, nor nivel,
but remains Ilan azd durable.
Unlike other Machinia, these taster' both
ends of the seem b'y their own operation.
Wilk-these machines. while silk is used upon
the right or face side ;of the seam, cotton may
be used trpon'th, e usher side without lessening
the strength hr durability of the seam. This
can be done Ma no other machine, and La great
saving upon all articles stitched
; or made op
with silk. 1
These machines. in 'addition to their superior
merits as instruments for sewing. execute the
most beautiful and permanent esahrolderf and
ornamental work.
Yon can get Sewing Machine Needles, and all
auricles pertaining to the machine brininess
WATCH AND CLOCK nsP,itui4o,
Done in the best manger, as usual. it low. lutes.
Towanda. July le. 1867.
A ND HE PLAYED ON A HARP
OF A TtioUSAND BTHINGS;
Dirrßica 1 coN4 'TiMPLE OP usio
For sate the celebrated fdathushek 0 and,
and the beautiful little Collbrl•Pianos. Pianos
of tp strings. Fleas' of one - third more pow
er., Manus. that c %titbit more skill in structure
riallOs that are Is tier made in every respect
and will stand in ton* longer than any now in
use In this country and Europe. These Pianos
differ-in construct+ •n in the ineide from all oth
ers, the string'. er , ttot the iron frame in all di
rections, diArthof hie th Immense pressure
equally toll std. ++ + the plate. Resides oth
er Improvements pi:culla: , to their constration
they combine el the Improvements of every
other manufacture. Bend for illustrated circu
lars where everything la explained to satisfac
tion. Also constantly on/band s inn assort
*Di of Raines Brother's Pianos, Organs and
Melodeunatit the heat of various styles for the
chOreb and parlor. Parlor and Nekodeen COI
era, Plane and MelodeekSteols, Instruction
Books lot Ide:oderm and Piano. New and old
sheet music on bar d and ordered if desire A—
. for sale. Prof. pan Rensselaer and Pier
son's Piano, Furniture MU Canine Polish.—
Piino tuning dime on short notice. Liberal
discount to ministeri, churches and- teachers.
Also agents for the
DECKER itairrniots UNEQUALLED
PATENT PIANO FORTES !
W. A. CRAM HM
Towanda, reb. 13 1868
THE . COHN 14i, HAWKEY 1
.r 4 4io. 1, PAIION'S BLOCK,
Soo tboaat corner of Main db Bridge•ata
Tow AN DA, PA
GROCERIE ' S, PROVIdiONR, FLOUR, MEAL,
FEED, &C
The underitigued desire ti) teak!)
acknowledges:H:lllB fur the very liber-
al patrtitlage tficy iimie received fur
the piist eight months
Thtk )lot , mu:idly made largo ad.
r
&lions t., limir stock, and arc in (laity
receipt of Gin adapted to.the wants
of their trade, allot' which have been
sch-ctutl with (I.re itittl &ight at the
• \
very Lowest market rates.
With their eiperieace and greatly
increased faciliiies, they would most
respectfully invite their old friends
and enatomerrc I.IP an examination of
iheir geode. They feel certain that
exansinatiliu Will justify their
cinitniunrs in giving than an herein
tore their tritely Ault their evufi(lW U
They continue to pay hiirrariiriees
hi Cum, for ilogire,ble UountrY Pro-
duce
: & KEHLER
May 11, 1868. 4
NEW LOCATIO
•xD
NSW AT'TRACTIO
TRIMMINGS,
`GENT'S OURNISHING GOODS,
HATS,
1
- &C.
These 'mod% t vo been recently purchased
them Ow flee'in , ll prices', aud
---
will be sold st
, e
EXTRghthiNit - LOW Stag& 1
Give Die a eaU. before perchtstng elmewhe re,.
as I will tell Letterpoilr. at thwer Kees - than
elsewhere:
I have mace arrangcdieuts with an expert.
Breed Tailor t
„, - MANITYAG'TURE GARMENTS,
And hating a
I srge stock of Obibi ant Telm
a:lux I- ma baralah cnatomen with. eyety
r a tatetnisent they may dash% made In a
10 manner, and war anted, to fit. •
Doc% knot-the place, neat dm*IMO. the
Poet-Office and News Room. Malawi:
Towanda, April 31;1888. - I "
. .
!PANNING A. HARNESS MAKING
J, net anderalgoed have this lity , formed a
co•puteera hip be known ma the arm el Nee'
GU& ,FULLIGI. tot the, wpm o
Oa the above b;siloraa. Rs mesa mak=
repairing done to order and all work annealed;
• Of& Pahl kre bided.
. - GRIFFIN MAIM.
.. • • EDGAR S. FULLER •
Puiptioire, 28. :1968. • ,
,
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TOWANDA - PA.-
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)141, i ;
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The andereigned,
.eacoaraged by.
4 .
the success which has thee tar;; pt
tended t44t!„o* - , 0111pryttiVdisliii
to make ackeowledgement for, the
very liberal 44trupfogo they have re-
esivrd; by giving their casticrieratthe
advantage of their years'•experieice.
together with the' benelit of their
greatly iscreaat 4 facilities for doing
tineinUEL: :
l'hey keep eoiistautly hind. a
very large anotete agoortment
of everything 'their line;' and aro
)-, -,• •:
daily receiving such 'additiontf - to
their sleek 'the .watt') -of their
ade icquires,
They have now in etore,.-tiugaT,-
Syrup, -Molasses, , Coffee, Rice, To.
hetx), Fish, Salt, Cheese,
, Frolt4
Crackers, Candy, Matches, Broom ,-
Wrapping..iPiwer;: l ard FAviw
Sacks, Seeds,' oinks great vnriet,y . of
other goods, W recent
have been recen
ly bought at 1 1
le lovviist point in the;
market, and-are ()Mond at ivholraale,
psicik to curtespupd:
They desire to will •eepeeial atttu.•
Linn v to their large stock of Fine
Teas, will& they are Belling at New
Turk Jobbing.•pricco,—gnarantceing
the quality in all eases
Have also On hand a gook assort-
Inept of Flour, Pork and Kerosene
Oil: s '
They .still eoutimio to have the
benefit of o - reoident, Partner in New
York, who is c9ustuutly iu the market
and prepared to turn to our advan.
tage any favorable changes in the
pr ice (If goods
FO%, STEVENR, MERCUR do CO
May 'l2, 1868
p0177M1.11.., & CO.,
Si".U. Cr
W. DITVUWI
VARIE.7 Y OF . GOODS,
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
Ns I
Lowest *trket_ Prices-7
Toininda, April 71,1868.
F Tr , R.I it' E
rum GOOL) NEW GOODS
CASgIKERES,
NEATLY FI=NISHE-D
CAPS,
POPULAR PRIOEBI
CHAMBER ISETS, •PARLOR SETS
MIRE0118,: . -110TUBB -, FRA.MB8i
ihoti)graP tr.ligtaidoveverybo.o.l.
_ _ _ . • , _ . ,
• '
1.411E1111. . A 0114311711
• ENT PUlailt
r4llll
Salted tolthle tea : alt . .' I Ilan the best up bobs
tem in the eatteitry. and tuandlacture our. filen
. RE eituu N JOBBING'
Done to iorder: ` ~tiius in
lean in the experience of
Pkeeex l rwho l'istralse7 l6 , 4 ", Pien", 4° P e
Dog WO the' item - Id'. 14:
too-11 sou tb 4 sadism, kaki eg.,
da• ,Px. • - s Bkocki ?Toren
- _ds;
Torran
•
Ise flow TN:civil* Thai,
srrocu.,
Which
comprises
AL GREAT
THE U 6
MI of which
_U V F E I{ , E I►
A It k;
At the
,I I r
~.
Cotisisting of
DIEING ;WOE. SETS,
. .
~f`ne fto older. hued oat fl i f i th . 414
plates : Cif 9rd Valle
4a, Adddleol ,
'11 , 47 , 111
sell at piddle mkt at, the to eon of the .
,YeLdtgit, ,tltegka j Z Writ, l X
VAT
the Ira f,J 121 1 )... 1 1 2 .10 Chi Alt
m., the le JOSAfige or per- •
eel of land situate ft Burlington bon', bound- ,
*sad ambeths4-iilelkoirsr 1101 11011 Wialao•
Ilerthiireiltosenat or saltristata 11w - read - ma ,
silligaidl and weittktint borollll,frem.
thence north 87r east 7 -10,ro'S . tancenellti.
thence south 30 east 1 _ pre. to pray,
.theitcanosth.6l o ,west ,I'2-18,pra,thenee mak
I.ll°-;l7aC4 td 140 . 0 0 •01: th ei 3 0 0 :0 011111 nit 0 17 S
a corner, thealreaol7thei "or
0 1-10 pea, to I corner, and frdm thence 27 °
west 18 7.10 in
un n.;to the platelet beginning.—
Containlog 132 g , rods,. With a' 18171 0 ,? ,170.
ALSO-OAe other lot. pletieliriiiicel of hint'
situate in Burlington bon* boultded as follows:
Beginning atthawesteefeter of said lot, theftro
south!** east 20 340-pm. to At Wiwi Moto
nortb:79° mist . 8 pea, to :a Goner, %m ice - north
65e° nit 10 pre. to a confer. thence costh;U°
west 30 3-1. prs. to a corner, thence north 60°
eist 8 740 to a corner, thence south 30°
"set 2.10 pr. tan Comer, thenntorth tit i° east
a 4'lo prs. , necornee: thence '34 3 'atitt
31• VlO pre. 'to a corner, thence n rth 84° earl
7.8.10 pn to a corner, I hence south 38e east
5' 8-10 pm. to a corner, thence north 64° east
12 pus. 11 a co:ner, thence soethll7l° east 45
co
1-10 prs.i to a.rner, Mende 704 west 51 are.
to - a comer, thence 841 east 4
,6•'10 pm., thence
north 88° west 46 prs. , to .a corner, and from
thence north 8° sad 47 pre. 14 the place of he
ginclog ~ Containing 7.81 screa.V •
ALSO—One otheplet of land. beginning' at
.the west corner thereof •in the old Berwick
Turnpike, and.running from ; thenco north 53°
cast 10 9110 ors. to a, corn , r, thence north 38° i
west 0 1 4.10 pre. to r corner, thence north's3°
east 31 pm. to a corner, thence south 10° nit ,
58 pra , to a corner, thence south 494° west 15'
pm to a coiner,:and from thence north Wit°
woe 42 8.10 pre. to - the Place of &sinning
Containing 8 acres and-100 perches, and sins—
•ted in Burlington bone.
.4.1.430.—0ne,apt0t. ot land situate oa-the
supth,bank at itliebk in BarlingtoA
,conimenclatat. iserth•lreat.- oWlifte of -04141
lot, Tient they 88° east, ,00 pro.. to *corner,
thence south 84 0 east 60 pm. to a corner, thenc
north t Be° west 60 pre, to c trier, and •frous
'thence mirth flio west , 6 0 1 m. to the plice-of
beginning. Containing2l acreit.
1 ERMit'-1150 , to be pl ed by Una purchaser
fur each lot at the ime the property is struck
down, and one-third at the confirmation of the
sale, onothird in els azonthsr thereafter. one
third In one yenaltereonflorgen, - •
PHILANDBiI LOBO..
BMW .P. 110812.414
Administraten.-
Jime 4, 1868:—!
•
ORPHAN'S MILT. SALV:-.-By
virtue of au order issued out of the Or
pharia Court .of Bradford -County the under
sagied eaecutor. of het' waste of Ezra Bitty.
dec'd.,. late of North Towanda twp., will 'expose
to public. rale on the premises on McINDAY
the 22d day of JUNE, 1864, at 2 o'clock, p. tn.,
the following c'escribed lot, piece tot -parcel of
land sitendkiin Norlb Towanda lark., Bounded
and described as fellows : Beginning at corn
er of land lately ow}ted• by Ira H. Stephens.
dee'd., thence by lands of said Batty north 61°
east 6.5 5-10 pro: to comer of-Deslaine's
land, thence south 29° east 178 9.10 'prs. to
land of B. Overton, thence by the same south
82° west 53 pre. to a . corner on south side of
Sugar Cie k. thence south 83° wear-14 pee., to
corner on north ' side of said creek, thence
north by the lot owned to , the raid Ira 11.
Stephens 79° west 179 pis. to the place of be
ginning Containing 74 acres and 7 perches,
skaurreyed by W. IL' Morgan, Dec. 15, 1860,
being Fart of lots No 39 and 40, about one
halt Improved with framed bons° and barn
thereon.
„TERSIS.—SIOO to paid 'on th e p rcperty
!zing struck down„ and the residue hr• siz
mo tilt with late reit irom confirmation.
JAMES ELLIOTT,,
Exicato\
May 21, 1R69
SfiERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of
aa writ 01 Fi. ra..4 issued out of the Court
at Common Pleas of Bradford Connty. and tc
'me directed, there will-to exposed to pubilo
sal. at the Court. Sonia, in the Floroogh of 'To
wanda, on SATURDAY JUNE 27, 1 8 68, at 1
o'clock p. ni., the folloglog described lot, piece
or parcel of land situate in Albany twp., bound
ed north. east. and South by lands of J, S.
Campbell, west by the -Berwick Turnpike. be
ing lOntel. ou the road and 212 feet back.—'
Containing 21,200 square feet, more or less, all
-improved with a treated ,house; board stable
and few fruit trees thereon.
• ALSo—One other lot piece or parcel of land
situate In Albany twp" bounded u rth•byJ. S.
Camptell, east and south by lands•of William
Bahr, west by lands of P. N. Wflct x. Con
taining of an acre, more or lean, all improved
Felzed and taken In execution at the snit of
H. B. Bilborn vs. Gab. Jenkins. •
. . .
ALSO—The following described lot, pie a or.
purer co land situate in Burlington Borough,
bounded north by lauda of A. & .t Morley,
east by Samuel Simpkins, south by C. D. 11 as
sod H. S. Huntley, west by the Berwick. Turn
pike. Containing of an acre, more hr leas,
all improved with a framed house and -a - few
'fruit trees thereon. .
Seized Sand take . in eitecutiOn att.he suit of
A. k J. Morley vs Myron Beach. •
ALSO—By virtue of sundry writs of Vend. ,
Expo., and FL Fe., will be sold at the faun
time and place, the following described lot,
piece or wired of land situate in West Burling.
ton twp., bounded north byl, land of Jacob
Smith, east by Chauncey Burrciughs,aouth and
' west bylands of L. P. Shy'es. Containing 30
acres, more or less..
Seized and taken in execution at the salt of
Valentine Saxton va. ,Daniel Rockwell and G.
W. Turner. Also at the suit of Kilborn. Bros.
v.v. Daniel Rockwell and G. W.Turner. Also
at the suit of H. B. Kilborn vs. Daniel ;Ink
well and 0. W. Turner.
' WM. GRIFFIS - , Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, June 3,1868.
AIIDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the-mat
ter of the estate of Peter 1. Finnan dee'd.
In the Orphan's Court of •Bradford County.
The undersigned
an auditor, appointed by
said -court to distribute moneys in the hands of
administrator of said estate, will attend to the
duties of his 'appointment at his oiSce in .the
borough of 'remands. on FRIDAY; the 17th
day of JULY, 1866, at 2 o'elixt p. m.,
and all persona having claims upon said funds
must present, them, or else be forever debarred
from .the same.
, EDWARD OVEBTON JR.,
June 11,1668. Auditor.
IN ' THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, for the West
ern District of Pennsylvania. TIMOTHY
P. - PATCH, a Bankiupt under the Act. of
Congress of March 2d, 1887. having applied ;
for a discharge from•all his debts, and other
claims provable under said Act, By'order of
the Courtmotice is hereby given to all Credi.;
Mrs who have proved their debts, and other
persons interested, _ to appear on the 22d
day of JUNE, 18 68, at' 9 - o'clock; m,
before said Court, at the'office of EDWAR
OVFATON, Jr., Esq, 'Register at . Towan
da, Pa., to show cause, ifionthey, have, be
why a Discharge _should not granted to
the said Bankrupt. , And farther, , notice is
hereby given, that the Second and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bmikrupt,
rctjuirea by the 27th and 2sib - Sections of
said Act, will be had before 'field :Register,
at the same time and 'Mice. 1-.1
S. C. MoCANDLESS,
Clerk 11. S. Dist.• Court for said District.
June 11; 1868.-2 w. • A
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, for the Wes
tern District of Pennsylvania. EMANUEL
GUYER, a Bankrupt under the Act of Con
. ess of March 2d, 1867, having applied for
Discharge from all his debts, and other
claiins provable under said Act, By ordei of
the Court, notice is hereby given, to all
creditors who have proved their debts, and
"other persons interested, to appear on
22d day of JUNE, .. 1868, at 2 o'clock,
p. m., - before EDWARD OVERTON, di.,
Esq., Register in HankrUptcy, at his office
at Towanda,to show canse,if 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
Mee 's of Creditors of the , said Bankaupt, ,
regained Orthe 27th and. 28th - Sections of
said Act, will be ha before the said Regis
ter, at the same time d
S. 0;
Clerk 11. S. Dish. Court or said Cistrict. •
June 11, 1868.-2 w.,
NOTICE IN BAN K RUPTCY
This le to give Notice : That on the 3d day
of June, A.- D. 1861, 1 a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued rodnit the estate of
Isaac N. Lacey of. Branitrina township,
in the -4miunty. of Wyoming, and. State
'of Pennsylvania; .w has been,adindged a
Bankrupt, on his petition;that the pay._
ment of any debts and delivery of any
property' beloogbig to such Bankrupt, to
bimor for his use, and the trarisfer of any
.property by him arc, forbidden' by law; that
- a meeting of tho Creditors of the said Bank
rapt, to prose tbeir debts, and to "oboes°
one or more- Assignees of his 'Baste, will
be held at a• Court, of Bankruptcy,
_to bo
boldest si. the Office of the ,Ileguster, in the
Borougk± of Towanda, ,:before EDWAIID
OVERTOP, DTs, , -Etegister,Ani this 95th day
of JULY , A. 'D; ,868 at 9 rAiltiek,
'TLIONIAB4: - SCAVDEY,
alfilialard; ar "Weisetiger W
. „ 1.
tern .IXstinctrenniffiv
8Y•8, 7 13. CQ,CUIAITGNI,' Dep . y.'
- June 0;1868. . , j.
IN, BANKRUPTCY tbe' m tier
of NELBON.W.IiithXon esigeopt. • the
District Ootirt. et: the Baited Matte r the
Western Bbdricfill'etufglvaals..
robono soy Noncera:. The, aridendlard
bat. -by &ea =Um ot ettf. M.
Adßloaroff Whops W. French , of tap:,
Iritlefeouriti of Bradford and area 'of euo
sylnula within said District ' . who ' ben"
adjedged*Beakore apok,bl.l ova,pc b,j
tho Detect ColW or
P a District.-
Doted at. Toadfs. ,thellath ot.Trute;
A.P. BM. JOHN W4IJX .. ; Pulsate.
- t •
lEEE
I . :: T:i . ,:.: 7 , - ,. ; 5 1 ,..: te4o . 1.!if7.:.
MIXIMORS , NOTI * • Notice;
t o
.1.2 Is hereby given that all "sow Indebted
~ItLtILMe sr, NANCY DER; Jabs of
eird" arClett 3-s Mao •Vie
7 7 t1-R__:"Tittiutent,.stta a ash,/el==,
ilaUtkyrill msent them defy or
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EMI
ETA'S .'NOTICB.--qatice
121. - .0 that persona 'l*
;stator - ,O,CIIDaTt4 Cot%
E l of ,110 a.. ire- requeted 6 ).
Allodealte parmeirf i fint r thosii 'birds(
atlas OWN siddlidate w i ll paged , OM dilly
orthemtlosted for softkarist.
_ JAM W;MOY.FUIir
QM
g: • TORS NOTICIL
A')
• idle ,he 10112, that all • eir'
tedytded :to %De of 8.8. BMOri
deed, late •el ! are. Agnate& •to
make - I.dittAt pa ,• t and. tinsee haviati
demands aphid ea Wale irtU present them
duly authentic teed kw eettlemeat.:
, B. to; STA3SELL,
1114.21, 1116 S. -Adzetidatister.-
IRIXEOLPTORIS'NOTICE.--;ll(itice
is hereby given that all peinons indebtal , to
the estate or -.TORS FORD, dee'd.,_ late of
Pita tarp.. sin requested to make Immedi
atelmymeat„ wit Lt delay, • and timae burial;
chime spinet said agate. met .preseaS them
Asti sat.ticated for eettlement.,.
- -• 431; W. BRINK :
itine . l7,lB6B - . _ Executor:
VIIINISTRATOR'S
;Ls—Nalco It hereby glum that all persons
Welds d to the estate of William N. Colusd.late
0 1 ' deo'd., are requested- to
make Immediate payment, and all persons hav
ing elidme evilest said estate d e mon- present
them:duly authenticated for set.
LUCINDA. CONRAD, .
Administrator.
June 18, 18t .
• ()TICE -IN • BANKRUPTGY:
Thicie giro notice. That on the 4th day of
June, A.D., NM, a Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued *gaunt the rotate of Geonos E.
HUMPURXT, of South Croak, in hie county. of
Bradford, and State of Penney, who
has been adjudged Bankrupton his own pe
tition ; that the payment of any debts and
delivery of any p ro perty belonging to such
Bankrupt, to him; or for his use, and the
'transfer ,of eit a property by him are forbid
-den by law L. t meeting of the creditors
of the stild Thuilirapt, to prate theft debts,
and to chciosa due or more Assignees of his
estate, will be held &ill Can of truptcy
to be holderfat the office of - the Register. in
the bmouo of Towands.:_Pa., before ED
WARD 0 , Y=TON, Js . Begister. on the
111th day of /MY - A. D., 188 S, at lOo'clbek
3g. THOMAS .novnzr;
V. S. Marshal aa Messenger, Wes
tern District Pennsylronra.
E. B. Coomnuon, Deputy.,
, June 18, -
NOTICE IN BANIIII,IIPTOY.-
This is to give meth% That on the 4th
day of Jane, A. D. 1868. a warrant in Bank
ruptcy was Limed against the estate of Andrew
R. Eckert, of Trey township - in the coun
ty of Bradford and State offennsylvania, who
has been adjudged i Miami on his own peti
tion • that the payment of any debts and de
liver; of any property belonging to latch Bank
rupt to him or for his a se, and the transfer of
any property b) , him salt forbidden by law ;
that a meeting of the creditors of said flank
:apt 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 Bonnie' of Town,-
da, :before EDWARD OVERTON, Jr., Regis
ter, on the 25th day of JULY, A. D. 1868, at
11 o'clock, a. m.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
United Statcs Marshal as Messenger, West •
- ern District of- Pennsylvania.
By E.,8. COOLBAUGH, Den ,ty
- June 18,1809.-4 w. • '
IN BANIF:RIVOY.-4.n the ml
of JOSHUA .DEBBAII,' Banktupt. 1
District Court of the United States f.
Western Diets Ict'of Pennsylvania, ea.
To whom it map:one-eta : The Landers,
hereby gives notice of his appoin Meat ,
signee of Joshua Derrab, of Canton boron
County of Bradford, and State of Penney
within said District, who has been adju
Bankrupt upon:his own petition by the s
Court of -said District.
• Dated at Towanda. tbls 15th day at
',b. D. 1568; ' -J. N. CALIF', Led:
TN 'BANKRUPTCY.—In the m tter
1.• of ABRAM YOUNG, Bankrupt. - In • • Dis
trict Court of the United States for W tern
District of Pennsylvania, as.
- To whom it may content : The node 1 : • •
hereby gives :MAT of his appointment as
aignee of Abram Young, of Alba borough the
',panty of Bradford, and State of Pennsyl • la,
within said District, who has been' adjud a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by theDir i Ict
Court of Mid District
Ihted at -Towanda, this 15th day of ne t
A. D. 1868. " JOHN N. CLIFF, ;Assignee.
N" BANKRUPTOL—In the matter
I
of EMANUEL GUYER, Bankrupt: In the
District Court of the United States, for the Wes
tern Dintrict ol Pennsylvania.
To whom - it +nay Concern: The 'undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appontment as (as
signee of Emanuel Guyer, of Burlington twp.,
in the county of Bradford, and State of Penn.
Sylvania, within said District. who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt, upon his' own petition by
the District Court of , Said District.
Dated at Towanda. the 21st day of May,
A. D. 1868. 8. 1 13. RUSSEII I , Assignee.
HARRY mws run ROUSES,
FOR THE SEASON ‘OF 18GS:
Sincerely
_llufaing my customers for thei r
liberal patronage the past year. I bare the att.
Isfaction of informing them I have visited sev
eral cities 'an &teamed a fine stock of _attrac
tive new plant'. The HOT HOUSE could not
be in a more flourishing condition. I extend
cordial invitation to the ladles and gentlemen
of Pradford and adjoining counties to call and
see, shciald they visit Towanda, something new
arid choice ; it might be rather, inspiring to
those having but little Flo ral
a taste. • I
Salvias.: scarlet, blue. pink; Fuchseas, new
and all the better varieties ; Verbenas. the best ,
variety cultivated ; Begonias of sorts - beaut Ifni;
Ge-anluml. fine collection including , the new
double scarlet ; Pelargoniums, (some tall them
Lady Washington). fine variety very attractive
New Petunias, double variegated an& purple ;-
Heliotropes • Colens,, four vpietles, ornamen
tal; Lentania, white, pink, orange ; Cupbeas
Strawberry Geranium Varlepted ; Centrade
lila Rose; Leto lies ; Pansies, from the finest
named Magill& and . _ French sorts, splendid
plants ; Hyacinths, impota. all varieties ready
Lt of April, Hanelwerth Variegated Parlor
Ivy. and Ivy _Geranium; Myer Suckles, fine
variety Hedrodendurn ; Oarnitions ; rumor
men;" u m ; Ferns; Bongs A l b s ;
;dim ; Dil . HYlieninde,juielistedi EP O
lepah ; Fabians; Penstemens4 Omuta bplen
dens ; Tropteolum ; Calcerdarias ;Ennonymous
Passion Plant ; Souvardlag; Spires colloss ;
Sall, aga Tricolor ; Double Brien; Crape ;
large_ and small lest Flowering Myrt le; Prim
roses'; Will Flower ; ; Jasticias Can
tunas, and a variety too tamer= to mention.
Hanging Baskets.
_,
CLIMBING ROSES—Cottege , Claster ; Crim
son, Prairie Queen, Jeep_ rote, Baltimore Bell,
white. Seven S.sters' crimson, Gravilla, scarlet,
Monthly Climbers. Lamas gal, pure white. &t
-au argue, Pink Multiflora,- Glory de liege
mond, crimson.
PERPETUAL ROSES—Hermosa, deep pink,
Sonvinier de Malmalson, deep blush, Arrhdpke
Charles, crimson,. Agrippina. crimson, Louis
Phillip. crimson, Augusta Mie, deep blush,
Baron Provost, - rich pink, Cardinal Pattiz:l
brilliant crimson. Gen. Washington, Gen. Jac
gnendiaot, crimson. Geant des Battelle, crimson
I. raise, satin, Loots Vergere, carmine, Mad.
Plautier. pure - white. Mrs. C. Wood, brilliant
red ,Pinia,crinison, Queen Victo, ia.pale bluA,
Baine es Violet, dark violet. Triumph de Ex.
posltio . crimson, ex. 1 only mention a por
tion of the Large number and variety of Roses
all on t sir own roots in pots in fine conditioa
beginning to bloom, truly beautiful.
DAHLAS. entire new set purchased la South
Bergen, New Jersey, when In bloom,the most
-perfect boguet aid pompone Dahlia ready Ist of
April, all in pots.
• GRAPE WNES.—Salem $3, Rodgers No. a
$1,50, No. 15 $1,50, No.lo Si AO, splendid vines
2 year old, all fat pots. lamella, lords, Allen's
Hybrid and Anderondse, all In pots, 1 years
old, $1.25-to 81,50 each, Delaware. Concord,
Rebecca. • Early Northern Muscadine, Diana,
Hartford Hartford Prolific, all in pots. 50 cents
each. Isabella, in pots 25,4ents each, a few '
White Challelas for out doorcalture, in pots; 75
cents each. All _grapevinyl may be turned
out of pots with perfect rattly from the first of
May to the let - .of November. AU Roses from
35 to 50 yenta In pots. Grapti Vines by the 118/0
and Roses by the 100. at exeeeding.low rates. -
- VEGETABLEI T .PfrANTSEarIy Wakefield,
one of the best torte;-(New - Yo* seedsmen say)
Early Wineingsteadt; -, Early Large York, early
Ori Heart' early and` late Cauliflowers, Scents
per dozen. Swept Mountain Pepper Plantic
Sweet Spanish do", Cayenne do,
Cherry Pepper'.
do, 10 cents per- dozen. Iwe Hagen Cabbage
Plants, Drumhead do, Flat Dutch. do, 40,Centa
per 100. Purple Egg Plant, - Scarlet.- do, new
striped do 10 cents per 'doz. Keys Tomato,
Perfected do, Feegce do, The Cook's Favorite
do, early York, do, early Tilden - do, etc., °ally
Red do, Large Yellow do, 10 cents - per dozer
Celery. White salad and Henderson's New
Dwarf, 50.6enta per 100. Plants of all kinds
will beset Vet In cold frames or open air.
Tomato plants of all kinds, Egg plants of all
kinds, single plant is each pot, In fine condi
tion, 8 cents, including pot, 5 cents withoirt the
yet. Cneambevt in as 15 Cents each. It
agents who are reliable, and none others are
wasted, desire to sell pla nts at different points
lia this and other counties, a Itandsomelivin
percentage ..shall be allo wed. Planta and all
niceroducts ot the Rouses can be forwarded in
condition in sou. All orders will Twin
prompt attention. . •
All. *ads of Grape Vines Roses, Dallas,
Flowers and Vegetable plant s be found at
*Cabe& Mises wholesale and retail Grocery.
and - Provisionlltore. - in M. C. Mercer's now'
bhork; After tbe'2oth day of April. A very so•
conunedathig efficient gardsner will be round at .
the garden at all times. .11411tUY
— Torras& Hot donna, Feb. 1 2,1868.
FM
VALtiAI/LEMII FOB :ALE.
Situated fa Idwetb, within
half a mile of the tliillS• of Telte• Cow
ialfia about .20 acne,. about 1017 met ha
% With plenty of wool sod. Petclog op ,
' 7' 1 ,3ra1l watered. comfortable `outbuildtoss
and Wen adapted for either (pate °rooting.
Hapartfculars haqulre of JAI fla &AVM.,
Towiadik, t ra., or G. Cff /ANIL'. Welt Prank:
Iht; Pa. ;¢ - ' ' Way JO, lale..—U.
VALVAIILE :YARN FOR
The andelegted offers be , aabt biiPerre
Sbeebeqebr towiddr, WWI as the veerl • •
lag from °beat to Tomo* about low
from the latter place, eontathll acres, '.
acme Imxareg, rale% will be NW* amity.
lot fuet, at apply to 1 At 4. wow.
Tair W
ands. • . • •
ill 7.1338.-.2a0
1101783, AND LOT FOR 541;13.-
teda BANN merely erected 00, the
month side of Ands? dreetotear Waiters Area •
os, le offered for sale. Die la 32 teat
!mu; by St ,feet d. bre *min Ws, *Ph ,
good cellar same else. Prldar-13000.
Apply to GEO. P. OWN, ors Ike premises/.
Towanda. April T. Ma
VALUABLE YABW FOR, BALE
r Muted fa Rome toveitudrip , about owe
mUes east 'of, Rome- rogb GOO.
taining 90 acres, about TA aerial Improved, we?!
watered, with dwelling tralee, onthoildinge,
good , hearing and young orchard - tiatrem.—
Terms reasonablo, and time given for a portigii
of the parehase money. - .For further. partica •
tars Inquire on the vendee+ of
Z.. M. TOWNER.
Rome, May 12, 1868.- 4 3 tie -
VALULABLEPARM FOR SALR.-
A larm et one bandrei and fifty mere,
within six wiles of Towanda, and ono mile
from the river is offered for axle on favniable
terms. One hundred acres are clatawd and is
high state of cultivation, with good (cocci awl
most excellent builditign. The house Is a weld
built dwelling with"very convenient ontebuild•
legs consisting of summer kitchen and store
room, woodhonse, and the yard well filled with
-evergreen and other trees. The barn is a large "
•bank barn 36z68 feet with a good shed attache
a horse barn adjoining with stalls for six hornet •
a large corn house near bypnd a tenant house -
on the property. The tarMitas an eastern and
southern exposure and "satiated for sale solely
on account of the 1k health of the owner. Yor
hardier particulars and terms, which are highly
favorable, application may be made to
• - V. - S. 111588E1,1„
Towanda, Vetr. 20,1868. -
HOUSE AND:LOT FOR SALE.=
14 " a U. the DePutOuld •alsable for
a Hotel or mildew*. • .burtalle &fend. - Fu.
quire of Dr. DzWITT.-Tow ada.
March, 18, 1868.—ti.
FOR SALR=One_oo the mcr4t, de.
sheltie resideneen in the Borough of Rome
A - good•tritme dwelling hone% bent and orchard
thereon. Term made easy tor the purchaser.
Apply to or address
0. Y. YOUNG.
Rome, April 23, 180 .
ERIE R. A I L - W A. Y
Oa and after Monday May 11th, Is 4 #,
Tratna leave- Weedy. at about the follow.
ing hours, Vs
0011% .wart. -
4:36 a. m., Night Nantes, Mondays - racer- -
led; fot R ochester;' BaNakr; Salamanca and
Dunkirk, making direct - connect:Res with trains
of the Atlantic and ...heat Western, Lake Shore
and Grand Triink Railways, for all points West ;
also at Elmira for Canandaigua.
11:57 a. in., Night_Express, Daily, fur
Rochester Buffalo, Saburonca, Dunkirk and the
West. Connecting . as above.
8:25 of Mail Train, Sundays excepted, (or
Buffalo and Dunkirk, connecting at Mai:afar '
Canandaigua.
3:38 p. m:, Elmira Accommodation, Sundays
excepted.
45:17 p. m., Day Express, Sunctigcptcd,
thr Rrichester , Bulfulo. Salamanca, irk and
the West. Connects at Elmira fur a daigna
at Salamanca with the Atlantic and (limit
Western' Railway, and at Buffalo with the Lake
Shoreand Grand. Trunk Hallways, for all points
West and South. •
10:33 p. m: Expr e ss Mall, Sundays ox.
cepted, for Bultiko, Salamanca and Duskiik, con.
uectingwith trains for GM West. •
o.loa m. Way Freight. Sundays Excepted. -
3:10 p. m., Faisigrant Train, Daily, fur Use
West.
*Siva at Waverly on Mondays only.
GODICI MUM •
5:34 a. M., Cincinnati Express, Mondays ex
--
cepted, connecting at Owego for 'lthaca ; a 1
Binghamton for Syracuse ; at. Great Bend folk
Scranton and Philadelphia: at LaelraWaxen for -i,
Hawley, and at Graycourt for Newburg and
•
Warwick.
__ _ _
tter
the
the
• gned
vb.
1. int'
June
ee.
8:53 a. m., Binghamton Accommodation, Son
days excepted..
1:20 p. m., Accommodation train, daily.
11:13 a. in., Day-Express, Sundays excepted.
connecting at Binghamton for Sliseuse; at Gt.
Bend for Scranton; at Lackawaxen for Hawley;
and at Jersey City wi;h midnight express
train of New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, - ;'•
Baltimore and Washington. ,
6:27 p. m.. New York and RalVmore li
Sundays excepted.
- -tr:l73. m., Lightning Express. Sundays ex
cepted. connecting_ at Jersey City with morning
express train of New Jersey Railroad (Or Balti
more and Washington. and at, New York with
morning express trains for Boston and she
East.
2:03 a. in., Night Express,
-Daily , con
necting at Gmycourt, for Warwick
_;,, and at -_ New York with afterndon trains and !Reamers •
for Boston and New England cities.
4.15 p. in. Way Freight, bands's excepted.
as. A reused and complete Pocket Time
Tti.e "of Passenger Trains on the. Erie Rail
w and inflecting Lines, has recentlylein
published, and can be procured on' pplication .
to the Ticket Agent of the Com p _ y / ,
Wit. B. BARB, RIDDLE ,
Gent Pass Ag't, New-York. E.
Sup't.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAIL li..oADliammer time Table. Thro'
and direct route between :Philadelphia, Bald. ,
more, Harrisburg. Williamsport, and the Gres
011 Regions of PennaylranLi. Elegant Bleep •
ing Cars on all night trains..
On and after KONDSIG MAT 11th, inns
the' trains on the Philadelphia! 1 Erie Rail.
Road will run as follows :
1/11STWAILD. -. '
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia.. ..113.1 P. M
Williamsport 8.20 A. M.
arrives at Erie 8.50 P. H.
Erie Express leaves Philadelphia...l2:oo woo.
" Williamsport— 8:50 P. )1.
affirm at Erie 10805 A, M.
Elmira Mall leaves Philadelphia.: . 'BM_ A. M.
6:28 p. -m.
, • strive at Lock 8area.:.7:43 p. co,
IMITIVAILD. - -
Mail Train, leaves Erie 11:00 a, m.l ' . " Willimosport....lo:ls p. M.
‘• arrives at Philadelphia., 7:10.a. in.
. .
Erie Express !earls Erie 7:40 p. m_
.WlUhunapart .. 8:.55 a, m
/, arrives'at Philadelphia 500 p m
kali and &press connect with 011 Creek and
Allegheny River ItaU Road. illigue Checked
Through,
. ALFRED 1.. TYLEfir DenlSup-t.
READING RAIL ROAD-SUM
HER ARBAGEMENT. KAY llth, 1860:
GUM' THUM LING TSAR TES Korea AND
Norte-wtashir Philidelphla,New-York,Reading
Pottsville; Tamaqua, Ashland. Lebanon, Allen
town. Easton, h.o. des.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-York, as-fol
lows: At 2.50, 5.25 and 8.10, a. en., and 1L40,m.
2.05 and 9.35 p. connecting with similar
Trans!on cue Pennsylvania Ralf Road, and at
riving at New-York at 5.00 andWO and 11.60 -
a. m., sad 340 7.40 and 10.30'p. m. Sleeping --
.Cars locompanying 141 /50 a. in., and 9.35
p. m., Trains, without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, ldlnersvllle, Ashland, Pine Grove,
Allentown and phiLulelphla, at 8.10 a. m., and
2.05 and 4.10 p. m.„stoppitag at Lebanon -and
all Way Stations tho 4.10 p. m. Train making
close connection lorPhiladelphla and ColuMbia
For Pottsville, 54:buyliill .Haven and Auburn,.
via Schuylkill and Swaim:tau= Bail lioad,leive
Harrisburg at 3.55 p. m. Returning : _Leave -
New-York at 9.00 a. in., L 2 noon, and 5.00 and
8,00 p. in. • Sleeping Cars accompanying the
9.00 a. m. and 5.00 and 8.00 p. m. tra ins with;
out chan ras ge.
Way sen g er "Train leaves PhitadelpbLi at.
7.30 a. in., returning from reading at 6.30 p.
in., stopping at allstations . Pottsville at 8.44
a. in. and 2;45 p. m.; Ashland at 6.00 and 12.1*
noon, 1.00 p. in.; Tamaqua at 8.30 a; in., and
I.Ooand 8.a5 p.
Leave Pottsville fur Harrisburg, Via Schuyl
kill and Susquehanna Ball Boad..at 7.10 a. in..
and 12.00 noon. -
Beading accommodation Train : Leaves Read-
tag at 7.30 a. in., returning from Philadelphia
at 5.15 p. m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train, ;leaver
Pottstown at 6.43 a. m., returning leaves Phil
adelphia at 4.30 p. m.
" Columbia Bail Road Trains leave heading at
7.00 a. in. and 6.15 p. in. for Ephrata, Ms,
Lancaster, Columbia, de.
PtitlOlDell Ball Road Trains leave Perkbanten
Junction at 9.09 a. in. and 555 p. m. Return
log ; Leave Skippick at 0.35 a m , and 1.13
p. m., connecting with eltallar trains on Read
ing Bail Road. -
Oa liaadays Leave New York at 8.00 p. m. ,
Philadelphia 8.00 a. m. , and 3.15 p. m., the l 9,oo.
a. m., train running only to Boding. Pottsville
8.00 a. in. Harrisburg 5.75 a. in. and 4.10 and
9 35 p. m., and Beading at 1.10, 2.5.5 and 7.15 a.
in.. tar Harrisburg, and 7.06 a. m., and 11.40
p. for New. Yorkrand m., for Phila._
delphia.
Commutation, Mileage, 'Season, School and
Excuraion Tickets to and from all points, at rc
, duced rota.
flaggage checked ;through ; 100 pounds al.
lowed each Passenger G. A. NICOLL%
General &pa:intendant.
Reading, Pa., May-20,1867.
TU ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
CEIM—A pplication will be Made to the
Governor of the ntate thr the pardon of Anil
181.1D' McGIG3OOIt, wbo war con feted of
lazocuy at the May teA m of the Criminal Court,
held in Towanda, Bradford County, Pcnusylea.
DVS, in 1857, and sentenced to* . conflnement for
three years. Such application win be made
dpon behalf of his Want children.
W. -A. THOMAS,
May 14, 1468. . Prothonotary.
AA Fiki tZTOOK OF :19/1
sultabit kw the Holhier. 3 1 4 1 be wuuti
at Preat's runlitri
pod 4stak.
nal[nabs.