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ftialfog frparttr.
Loath AND GENERAL..
rowan. Cams DmictoßT.--Barlist
atorrit.—Bev. Bowser Doman Pastor.
• Preecidog, 8=& at 101 a. rt., and 71
Sunday School. 11 r. IL Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening..
M. B. Chink—Bev. L T. Baonrnsrt, Pea.
tor. Presching every Bandar at 101
and;7l v. Bay School,
Prayer Meetingereg Tom Sus
Prr.dsfieriao W*.
Pastor. Preaching eiverylp& a lia :l 3 4
a. re., and 7 var. Barmiai 11 rag.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings.
Eiyistxpal anirtit.—Bmv. P. D. licenoze. Pas
tor. Preaching crony Sunday at 101 LW.
and 3r. >L Sunday School, 1.4 Y. le•
Tilts Tuns The following is the
Time Table of the Pennsylvania and Na
York Canal and Bail Road Oompany, which
took effect on Monday, May, 11, 1868 :
acnnraVAsD.
P. M. A. M. A. M.
... 1120. ... .820
ATM= .6:45 11.35.....8A5
Murat. ........7,30 11:48. ... .828
tharas ....715 1203 9:13
745 1228 928
P. M......P. M. A. M.
ECCIMIEWAZD.
• A. L N. P. M.
949 110 468
10.45 4.43
.7:10
1002 4:30
7315 10:17 4:15
• ...700 • 952 340
A. Y.A.Y. P. M.
JOHN P. COX. - thiPerblievikat.
WA.11:314
ATENNII .
' 1:111111:1..
TOWANDA
Lour, in this borough, on Monday
vvenilig last, between 8. W. Badgers and
Mr. Overtone, a hem Craps Y.I. The
finder is requested to leave it at the Biwa
--rim office, or at the Post Office.
Gut Youit LIFE brovan.—H. A.
Byname is Agent foe the Phenix Mutual
Life Insurance Co., of Hartford. Own.—
Thu; is one of the beat and moat reliable
companies in es/stance. Mite on State-at
Towanda, Pa.
Mr S. WAixins' Independence Par
ty, at Milan, will take place cin Friday even
ing, and the bill is to be only $2 60, not:
withstanding the figures in our last paper.
For that small sum WATKINS will give his
patrons, the greatest possible amount ot-en
tjoyment. •
Mirßusiness at this Station has
become eo,important that the Erie Company
q have stationed here permanently a switch
engine. We also notice that the Towanda
Coal Company is sending regular' daily coal
trains to this place. This begins to look
like coal business.— Waverly Advocate.
sor For the accommodation of those
desirous of attending the Democratic Con
vention at New York, the Erie Railway will
issue excursion tickets at reduced rates.—
The fare from Waverly to New York and re
turn will be 57 25. Tickets are valid for
passage Eastward, from the 2d to sth of Ju
ly, inclusive, and for return passage to 12th
of July, inclusive.
ADJOURNED PUBLIC SALE.—The horse
race absorbed so much attention last week,
as to overshadow minor interests. The
public sale of Gao. P. Casa's House and
Lot was therefore adjourned to Thursday,
July 2d, at ono o'clock, p. m.
As this property must be' sold, parties in
want of agood home, will find this a favor
able opportunity to suit themselves.
THE WAYNE CITIZEN. ---This _is the
title of a now paper published at Honesdale,
Wayne county, from which warze , once the
Honesdale Republic office. J.' C. Wells is
die editor and Mr. E. A. Permit:min, former
ly editor of the Republic is publisher. The.
eili to shows evidence of more flan com
mon ability in Its editorial management,
and its mechanical sappearance is second to
none in this part of the State.
Bess BA ..—A match . game was
played on Saturday last, between the Wino
nes of this - place, and- the Cayntas of Wa
verly, on the grounds of the former, result
ing in a score of 31 for the Winona, to 33
for' the Coyotes. The game was one of the
best and most closely contested ever played
in this section and created much intend,
and some excitemezt. The umpire Was W.
T. DAVIES, of this place.
SOLDIER'S MONURENT.—The people
of South Creek, are raising a subscription
for the purpose of erecting a monument, in
memory of the deceased soldiers from that
town, whose lives were given ai their coun
try's altar, in its great hour of peril and
danger. This is the honor and respect just
ly due them,'and we hope to hear that their
efforts in - this direction has not been with
out success.
Tue AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HORTICUL.
TlME.—Boston: Tilton d Co. Cherries, ap.
riles, pears• grapes, and quinces are, the
fruits-treated of the current number of
the Journal. Initructions are given thr the
growth of the clematis. The cultivation of
fruits in city gardens appeals to the tastes
of readers ; while the department of notes
and - gleanings, constituting one-half the
number, is filled with short but apposite
items of instruction for all. The Journal
sustains itself nobly, and is a great advan
tage to horticulturists thronghOut the coun
try. -
DROVED.—CHARLES TOZNR, of File
toryville iras drowned in the Stikrelumna
on Saturday night last, He, J. Nowian and
others, went to the river at evening to set an
"oat-line," and after getting their line out,
Tozer and some of the company lay down
on the bank and went to sleep. Ho was
missed in the course of the night, and after
considerable search, was found in the river.
It is supposed that he arose from his sleep
in a bewildered state of mind and walked
off the bank into the river. !Tie was 43
Sears old, and leaves a wife and a large cir
cle of relatives to mourn his sudden death.
-- Waverly Advocate:
SULLIVAN cousTv. 7 —From the 1)6 1 / 4 0.
o..TaL—Cou, Pairarrera.—Mr. Titus; a gen
tleman representing the interests of the
Salt Companies of Syracuse,we understand,
is engaged in boring for the purpose of test
ing the coal formations of the Loyalsock on
Dutchman's Run, a small tributary of the
Sock on the south side, about three miles
from this place. as seems to think the
prospect is favorable and is quite sanguine
of success in the end.
Accmszers.—The bark peelers appear to
be rather unfortno ate this summer. A few
(lays since a Mr. Dineen. working for Mr.
Stowell, at Jerusalem, bad his foot crushed
by the falling of a heaiy limb which struck
him while standing on a log where he -was
at work. He Is considerably disabled and
will be unable to work much for some little
dressed and cared for
"and is doing well.
villigeorlio was
also injured on
falling:on him.
hemlock which
ler tree falling
at work, as be
then the piece
to the ground,
lifeless for some
and the tumid
restoring cOnseions.
, but those who
was fal y Ulf as
his senses.
UOIll
T/1
RCS
against
Iltl,
- nesa,
/MP ChtalLfellliliffaiiliiel bt
Nathaniel R. Oaths, aged 30 yes* :TR
boa dead on Wag* shriller& of
20th last The deeamed, with s liWeelol
between one and two years of age. oed
s room in the house :sated to' Mr. - Cain
White. Searing the child esy, ILrt.Slitte
vent to the room to sseertain the ease,
when ahe hand the damned on the !leer,
partly behind the dersclying as, though She
had fallen in a it, the thee downwards, lad
the neck across the edge of a wooden pill
—evidently heOrska *sal:
tin dipper fa it mane* inquest
held, and the Jiry earns to the ancinefoa
that the deemed cane to her ,drattbylihe
"'visitation of God."—OregalleMs. :
WESTERN Blearoneiliita, ate
-
Gardie.--43cassza Dzars.-41. Gres*
residing about four miles from Canton, Vs;
visiting at that place on fistaiday last: she
took tea with the family of T. 0. lioßis, aria
was apparently in good heath, and in hid'
an hour offer )eavingthe tabbs was dead: i
thunderstorm with ishaip Ughthhig caused
her considerable agitation, and she bastes
ed to get into her carriage, when trite had a
sadden attack of heart dieesse l and Boa Carisig
removed from the carriage to a homes aster
tfy, died ins short time. It is thought that'
the attack was craned by the strain. ' • z, 1
Viva as Carrrove-01 the rooming of the
2341, the Tobacco Store & *lamenting lof
Smith & 1113, was discovered to be on Ste.
but had made so moth progress as to pes
Impossible to save any of the goods, , ' As
the walls were of brick,' and the wind fain.
able:tie Hotel near it was sand, but ' Vol
without a great effort on the part of the cit-,1
bens who acted with much coolness. ThSre
was a light insurance on the goods said
building. Cause of Ore not known.
—The fruit crop in this section, though
not as promising as in many previous years,
will be quite respectable. '
—Employes on the Northern Central Ii .
way are required to wear a brown straw fiat
instead of the regulation cap—from the Gist
of June to the first of September.
—Charlie Smith, of Gillettls Station, nod
about 14, accidentally shot himself in the
leg, one day last week. Four pieces of lea&
entered the leg, but they could not all lie
-extracted through fear of endangering the
artery. The wound is not considered dan
gerous. .
/Piratic Bradford County Teachers'
Association, held its meeting in . Berrielc,
Jane 6th and 6th, 1868. Asisociation opo2-
ed at 10 a. la., on Friday, with prayer by
0. J. Chnbbuck ; Rev. H. Armstrong, let
Vice, in the chair. •By motioa Mr:' Charles
IL Coburn was added to committee on p 4.
gramme. The no niched business of last
meeting, Mr: Chubbuck read the following
from A. A. Horn, who was expo-tad to Wre
been present as lecturer, at the meeting in
Towanda
Mu. thrunnuca—Dear Sir : • • • The
day I should have started for Towanda, I
received a despetch, informing me of the
death of my father and I started immediate-
ly for Berke county. • • •
Yours Truly, A. A. Hosrul
A discussion relative to the resolution al
tered by Mr, 'Bogart at last rdeeting, regiud
ing the publication of the different .repo#a
of histories of townships in the County, &e..
was stated by Dr. Colt.and followed by
Thompson, and was decided by the rolkrer
ing resolution :
Reserved, That the committee on 'adonis
tion be instructed to ascertain when, in
what form, and at what time it will be et
to wake and arrange the reports Of
tk4 Association.
.li. committee was then appointed by tie
chair, whose duty it shall be to corustilt
with, and advise with the committee n
publication, consisting of A. T. ley, A
A. Keeney, G. P. Monroe, J. H. KingsburY,
and J. C. Doane. Report of committee oA
programme. The motion wan• made hy
Gime. Rt Coburn for the adoption of tiree-
elation, reading
Besotted, That women ought to be , edno
ted, and to enjoy the same advantages that
we now accord to the other sex.
After some discussion by different indi.
viduals, a substitute was offered by ML
Coburn, and accepted, which read as ibl-.
lowa
Rewired, That females should be eda4-
ted at the same schools, and to the sat4e
extent as the males, and that The same st.-
dal advantages should be accorded to thin
by the rules of society.
Dr. Colt opened the discussion in the tif
&matt* a long and interesting detail of
the reason why women should be ednia*l
just as much as men, offering as one, that
if the girls of the present day were educa
ted with college advantages like the boys,,
the L next generation would bens much Nil*
in Comparison with the present as it is with
a century ago. Adjourned to dinner.
Afternoon session opened with singing by
the choir, at 2 o'clock. T 1,13 last resoluti n tn
before the association in the morning, be' , g
first on the programme, was again brought
up, and was discussed in the negative
Dr. Coburn, Wm. Thompson and J. R.
EingsburrY, In the affirmative by Dr. Colt.
Chas. IL Coburn. E. Gayer. A vote was
taken on the resolution, which was adopted,
The time for the next order of business
having arrived, the choirjavored es with a
song. Mr. Coburn, as chairman of corn
mittee, then read an article prepared by
him, which was offeraas the report on the
subject of Mental Philosophy. An expres
sion of thanks was given him, for his excel
lent production, which was one of the best•
ever brought before the association.
A resolution was offered to the effect that
it should be discussed by the association,
as being the best method in bringing up
the subject ; which was adopted and the
question laid on the table for farther titie,
Miss Luella Lyon then read an essay,
entitled " Influence," after which 'Mr.
Thompson continued hilt essay on "Treee r "
which was introduced at our last•meeting.
We then listened to a beautiful song, entitl
ed: "A tribute to W. B. Bradbury," by Win.
P. Bliss. Adjourned to meet in the even
ing.
Evening session opened with singing y
the choir, after which the association listen
ed to sTdeclamation by E. Angle ; the leCt
urer not having arrived, the answering of:
questions, given by different individuals *
the house, occupied the attention of the IM
dienceorhen he was immediately called up
on, and gave us one of the most original
and interesting lectures we have listened to
in a long time. This was followed by l a
lecture by the Hon. Mr. Boyd, from York
county, on geographical names, which' Was
as instructive as entertaining. Adjourned,
until 8 a. in. Saturday.
Meeting convened at time appointfid,
opened with prayer. Miscellaneous
bnei
ness takin up, place of next meeting tied
at East Troy. Report on “trees"continuk
Dr. Coburn appointed to report on Ihistetry
of the townships of Warren, Orwell end
Windham. A. T. Utley, LIL Kingsburry
and Miss L. A. Lyon, appointed to repOrt
on the following :
Resolved, That a , committee of three be
appointed to revise the Constitution and By-
Laws of the Bradford County Teachers'
Association, and , report at the nest session.
Music by choir. Miss Blocher then reed
an essay' entitled "Passing Away.r Tire
Hon. gentleman from York wati then called
upon, in hopes to bring him out! on the
subject he entertained •tbe assoclition with
the previous evening, but instead, he tar*
some diverting r: marks, by dre-Whig 'Cain •
poisons between the erroneous *nit*
existing between the Southern and Northern
people, (lithe state which. had „or:Wadi*,
long, and expressing his satisfactionthats
betteistate of feeling was gradually
ring to show Itself, which was has .
.
sponded to by members of the association.,
axminintolooki9M•o4l4 , 4irAiiiong
Wore smatathed wealth"( Jags" Lads
*Mt the Wit Audit Abet hoed ha thivalres
shoie Wyomin& is DOW lelag, sat irsi
11,0861 at this ak t membes of the
on!nikinuonn It* /toast* 1,, Asssirteg
male eMS,IIIIIIIIp appoin etibnt~ Clef mast
!kith* •
' 4fiffer.4llTL Z1•14 , 7,' ,
ONKPAIL-11111deibli10011144
Daishaers.—Edaht Billhigii; Sad ititoi
. •
Aix. pa Busistax—i#44, ol 4 'Bent
ben Bides, MM. sad
MO& Mama&
o. r. Young the n iii'nitna on the
eahleet of calattma belga claw; tateiag it
hold its beginning, 4834 tol 1864 4 . the time
of tie creation of Contd 7 *pezhdedomey
the *eat belig Welk* the chime Send
imprommeat made arm lids - alLimpartaat
I =bite. Ma A. T. *Re) lard a ramMs
ttqa withal vas as f011plik;
licsolvaVrhat the law recently enacted
correernhig permanent mutliestwo, is unjust
to Teachers in Bradford Mindy.
The objectiOn Wei iltat e tilide Teach
ers were } bit to *Mehl biome they
seldom taught, "three preceding annual
das. Cobras then made some unman
in e*phmation of the law, which seemed
satishotory, and oonciliaCtig, after width.
Ur. Bogert made some inspiring remarks
relative to the peparitiem mueslie• for the
demand of the most NOW Mw. A. T.
gliriy and M. War disci:stied the question
hr the affirmathe, and G. F. colt, D. D,and
B. Blink in the 'Aptly& 1
Him Geo. Dunker being called upon, le
voided in a fa remarindrem in his usual
lively style, after which the )iss*ation ad
journed to meet at Zest Troy,ht September,
1868. Bsv. H 41.113prraTION
'L laort,
air B. Molina KLI4 advertisesnimble farm and Moline,;
bad s3r sale.
„, 1
/01/ANDA MAR Pr
Ifigessieices
Corrected every Tuestiar Om
_Baaxsul,
Cow= &Gust, Orate* tiltpdn Street:—
Wh
•• ., .32 . 250 $
90
40
,1
* ..... 1 B
uckwheat - . - .i f . !f 85
Corn 20
Oats • 1 -, 75 1
.80
Beans .... 200 300
Butter
.(r9113)..
Eggil
Potatoes
Hay (per ton)
Salt (per bbL)
Flour
Ham ,
Turkeys
Geese
Ducks ...
Chickens 12 14
Winuira or Gaani.—Wheat, 601 bi; Corn,
66 lba; Bye, 66.1ba ; Oats, 32 lbs ; Barley,
46 lba ; Buckwheat, 48 lbs;',l3eans, 62 lb.;
Bran, 20 lbs; Clover Seed
q tals; Dried Ap
ples, 22 lbs; Flax Seed 6611:.
Special Notiits.
ToMANDA STEAM FLOL EINE .70 ILL. --
The undersigned propristorslof the Towan
da Steam Flouring are ready to do
onatom grinding in the beet; adble man
ner and at unusual abort ri-- •
Haring secured the services of a compe
tent and obliging miller, the' feel warrant
ed ii'pronus* Mg entire satisfrlction.
. _
Flo* and Feed at lowest:sash pices.
- - - -
_Gazerrrn, Wst4le a arrsolt.
July 2, 1868.-la. 11
I.IIPOWfANT TO tieNvsesteas. Marsh
a/re Line Engraved Portrait of Gen. Grua.—
la pronounced, by his family and intimate
friends, a perfect awress. apd by the first art
critics, a masterpiece. It is Timely, fin-
perior, and very cheap. ,
Sold only . by snbsonption. I Agents want
ed; at once. Please notice.l No competi
tion in the canvass, and Innis, very liberal.
Send for circulars. I
A. IL HtIBRIZA;
• No. 400 Chesnut-st., Thiladelphia.
July 2.—St.
i Choice Fingliehßakrast Tea,
at Lova dc Haumues. July 2.
SEED BUCKWHEAT, at FOX, STEVENS,
RIOICIYE & Co.'s 1
..11313,
Foil" good mdcb Cow. Eli
quire at this office.
Nance.—Upon all"Liefuses return
ed by ithe Mercantile Applerer remaining
nn i& July 1, I shall be compelled to bring
snits for the immediate eollettion.
Juno 24, '6B. -It C. 13.1doairr, MSS.
- - k
18... The celebrated Fruit
Jars. ' All - glass: For sale a - -
.Intie 25. Lola dr. Hisias'a
Ica•CRBAN, at him , - JoiDAN's, every
evening. ' Rene 25.-30•
gritty HoasEs.--Oanie to the premi
ses of, the undersigned, a eca:rel horse, with
& bald face, and lame in 'oriel of hia hind
live, and a boy mare , quitelthin in flesh.
Both are old horses, Harding and were once owned
by John . E. Gurra..
Highlands, June 22, 186&±3t
INDIPENDENCS BALL.---An Indepen
denee Ball will be given it the MILAN
BOUM, iti Ulster, on Friday Evening, Ju
ly 3, 1868. Music will be fundshed by lie-
Donald's Full Band. Bill $1,61X _
S. WATRISI33 PrOprieter.
June 17, 1868.'
Or MELVIN GREGOIrt has got the
best Jack we think • that there is in the
State. One mule from suck stock will out
sell tit° colts, while the 6Olik of raining is
no mon). See his notice is another column.
Give him a et& inne 18.-2w*
HOD Loom.--A. O.' IVEwes Soil
Acting Hand . Loom. liannfactured and
for nit by A, O. Naar & Cd., Andover, 'N.
Y. Bend stamp for descriptive circular.
June 18, 1868.---3 m•. 1 .
.
A CARD.—to, ; prevenki those of my
patients for whom I have I done Rubber
work from being interrogated by imperti
nent agents, and others int4rested, I have
agam procured a license front the " Dental
Vulcanite C 0.," for doing aid work. As
my right to use the material owdates from
the commencement of my p dee, my pat
rons cen rest assured that ey will be sub
jected to no.farther armoyant*.
I aid prepared, as heretofore, to do all the
different kinds of work, Robber included.
W. B. Rrus,r. Dentist.
Towanda, June 22, 1868.714 w•
Onio Mown AND ANAI , EIt = The
moat riliable machine in the market. For
strength, durability, and shnplicity of ar
ratigemeatt it is the moat perfect and popu
lar =chine in.use.
For sale by ()lidding
Towanda, June 113, 1868.-4 w.
LATE CABBAGII PLANTS..--I shall have
in their season, niee plants of Winning
stat, i Premium Flat Dutch, lite Drum
head, ,ate Bergen /numbed, Drumhead
ed Bru
Savoyaled Dutch; and, hereof all, Improv
nswick.
For sale by the . dozen, hundred and thou
sand. 1 Warms.
Towanda Market Gardens,' May 12.
SHORT STEWED IMPROVkD Bansawlcs
Csunsoz.—"This improved Cabbage is of
fine quality, very fiat and hard, meestorbg.
with good culture, from Orie foot to eigh.
teen inches in diameter. We consider it
the belt, 'either for early
t : s n late planting ;
it is easily cultivated, or plant produc
ing a fine head when f ully*rown. It is
highly, esteemed among yrs, and is
used in preference to all
This is represented by ;respectable and
reliabli_parlses to be a very daily, quick ma
iming: bmid Cabbage,' of large gbh,
fine quality, few outside leaves, sure to head.
and not liable to burst (Oen when ally
grown.' Very fine Wier 'Ws an early cab
or as a late cabbage. Its quick-growth
illotalot very late planting as a second
crop, (Aar peas and other 'pesky widablea.
In the Spring of 1867, the Boston mark
et gardeners were eager to buy the little
seed, to be had of this cabbage, at $5 per
one&
Thiel season is the first tha t tie seed has
been obtainable ; and it is atilt high diced.
Joate Plante * June and July.. mid
and
#60,.4 eta per dozen, 76 mitts gar-100.:
11. 1L 7Plassi."
Tcrwiads Market Gaidasi. May 12.
1116 ModdiAtiieltitAk Wibiool%
BroUlpior a Ltie at** a t
gdffiesit
Ws biadt of mou 82 cow
pititoroe--24 P.Paw -
Them ammo* SWUM OSaiii ISM Si
MOMS aliodikotoms Took mist pod
soeldao dim& sad mod so7,_udel
footool 40 WOW= Mg a r di g 7 mwm.
L.irresi,ll
Baia' IvAl' = -1174lkn. 'llitatattar :4")11: aa BAla 'al
ditilail=ll Mei=
Liam. 16; am, , ams at '
baeLl Alan& Melt -*Miami -
areretiarliza Of would teat tie itere:‘
L. L. MOODY.
Bow l 1861—las;
Roues AND len Fos SAL s —A house
k 4 of Toroth Street, ow JINNI Mi.'
ors. A bargain offered. Enquire ot Wico.
lux & RUM Towanda. Pa. -
June 4,1868,&L+
„„,
Tairs'Noircs.--The undersigned Is
*bonito chugs ble plies of baths”, sad
Uraelbre glees settee WV ell atatesdlag
sooomile dal bbirt dada be sealed b 7 the
Id 67 of AWNS west, ar erg will be left
other ben& isseollediaa
leas 14111118.-Sw. Joss lisament,
O.4BCADS Musa—Camptown—Have
lamb at prime Winter Wheat, two
thi, of lot r deolor eisile, etpgal in quality to
theeelebrated litichigisn,- Cab.
kiwis grades. We can funk& an article
at ones more wholesome and economical,
than brands from n distance which ars of
ten made of poor matuisl, adrdterated with
-white am, or izqfri teek en Vbg in KIM a
keg time be lured. loaded in a
line wheat growing we are able to
gel a apply of the but at our Ain door,
sad expect only pay for mantifietruing a.
"I firr ad r • warrordeach l sack or barrel to
be of:at rate quality. superior quality
of Rye Flour always on han4L See Price
H. B.
A Earn Rum i uso Hintotra.— , -
The beak sad most scedble thing in the
ribipe of a patmt right is D. B. Stardemant
(To.'s ml& shelves, and Prorialen Rack,
combine& It gives shelf roam to a large
amount of inlikeach lisekholding seventy
two pans of milk, occupying big (cog feet
same of room, saver a woman much labor,
se each parrot' milk , can be_ taken from or
I put on to the rack without taking a step; it
can be taken apart and moved from cellar
to kitchen, in Ave" minutes, and is a spbrn.
didthing to dry fruit upon.
Orders received for tyre
nick at Codding
Russell's Hardware Store, Tomah.—
Winship Wits for sale by Wm. Durand,
Rerrick, - Brafford Co., Pa. Way, &
President
lam 4. 1868.
ii sti -9G
li
28
22
iO3
.... 200 %A du
9 00
.... 12 00 • 1
16 00
.... 1 18 20
.... ; 16 18
*.. ' 12
v-
stir Lone 4 Kuaza have ()eland
a fall and complete assortment of cams
Gamma and ate daily receiving additions
to their stock Belling the same at the low
est market prices for makrpay. Also offer:
ing cash for desirable washy produee.
April 1.
El
Nonce.—There will Mt a Straw
berry Festival and Picnic in Tambora. in
41h, in the vialniry of the nevi Free Bap.
tist Church, to aid in tarnisldng and Subb
ing their new house of worship. Good
speakers and good musics will be in attend
ance, and no pains spared to make it pleas
ant for all.
By order of the Committee. Xsy 28.
aIARRIED.
fiIiVENS—TIDD--At the residence of the
bride's father inthis borough, on Thurs
day, inth Juns,4yy Wat. Harris, as
sisted by Bor.-F. D. HRev,
oskins, Dr. Joseph
Steven& of Lancaster, Maas., to Miss
Eudora Thid, of this Owe.
BEDFRAM—PAIKER—Qn the . 2.3 d tat.
at Use residence of thg brides father, by
Rev. Dr.' Metcalf. Charles T. Redeski of
Towanda, to Emma Parker, daughter of
Ira Parker, Esq., of Geneva.
JP2SNEY—NOETTIBITP—At Totiandtan.,
- June 14th, by Be,. Wm. Barrie,
E. Janney, of thaithdeld, to - Lu=
daughter of Abijah Northrop, of Towan
da, rw.
JENNINGS—DAVIDSON.—At the Fresby
- WWI l'arsonage, in Wyscrx, on the 18th
inst., by the Rev. J. L Bossed. Chas. IL
Jennings. of Franklin, to'Lney A. Datid•
son, of Towanda.
SCHWAB--FITZWATER—In Canton.inne
28tb, 1868. by Bev.S.P. Gates, Mr. Chu
bs Schwab, of Sininginttor, N. Y., to
Wee Ella V. Fitzwater, of Canton.
MONTANYD—Derann Mostrumi, youngest
child of Mrs. Abram D. Montanye, of To-
Wanda, died eller an illness of 48 hours,'
Friday noon, June 1868, the age of
15 years, 5 months a me
nd 22 dap:
DIMS was a darling and affectionate
daughter, an idolized sister and a beloved
Mend. Her generous sympathies. win
some ways, and , great maturity of judg
ment, had endeared bet. to a large circle of
friends, whose grief at , her sudden and
wholly anespected death would *incon
solable but for the peciliar glory of chris
tian triumph.- which attended her last mo
menta, giving assurance that what to them
is bitter loss, , to hells unspeakable gain.
After distributing some little keepsakes,
and taking , most affectionate leave of moth
er, sister, brother, pastor, and friends—
herself the only Waders - person in the
house—she sweetly fell asleep , In Jesus,
joyously and distinctly uttering such words
as these : "I lave you all—l love every
body-I. love Jesus, yes, I do—l see him
sitting on his Father's throne—Jesus smiles
and loves me too. Hailehrjah ! I see pa
pa (who went to glory Aug. 5. 1859,) reach
ing out his arms for me. Good bye! Good
bye !"Good bye, precious one, till the
morning of the first resurrection.
DIED.
New 2botrttitmattg.
OWA +ND A AGRICULtURAL
T
47 011 KS
TOIitANDA, PENN'A,
MANUFACTURES MUM SPORES
BENT F;TUFT,
VALItABLR FARM FOR SALE.
Pituated la Rnme 'township about oee
audit-halt miles east of. Rome Ronsugh, con-
Widen 00 acres, about to acres Improved, well
watered, with dwelling bouse, ont,lbuildings,
rood bearing Ind young orchard thereon.-
Terms reammable, sad time gives fora portion
of the purchase money. I For further particu
lars inquire on the premises of
N. M. TOWNER.
WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITB BR %NUM. I Roam, Nay 12, 1888-9 toe
HEAVY_ AND LIGHT WAGONS,
GENERAL WOOD WORK
SCROLL SAWING, ruNIEC, ETC., ETC
To Peilent is
HUBS, SPOKES & BENT STUFF,
We oiler a
LARGE STUCK FEW( WHICH 70 SELECT:
The above are frunt the tes
SECOND GROWTH =NOW it. OAE.
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONN ON HAND
We have the . Broad and Narroia Guar.
W. T. BISHOP, Soperioteakat.
IL C. ucncna. Prriki
Tows*la, July 2, 1866.
•
-:k FIB STOOK OF GOODS
galtiblitforibe Holidays, erM be kited
ag reelft Peraiture Bine.
. , .
Vf.WW .I La A , N
Tt.iONS I
isco),Lu4o,;,_,
Bw ieweived : tW the etowe . 4irote ' r'eeen tho pielb e l
Illiallett Wafer. ati Oe.. next below.
Oise, ud Ms ftwkniebed hie assort est with
s tins awl Wow stock of . .
READY MADE CLOTHING.
t.LOTEE,: , . ,
TRIMMINGS,
G!INT , S FURNISHING GOODS,
Hrit'fS,
&C., &C.
These geode have been recently finrchased
eine die &Wise Is prices, sait erW be sold at
EXTREMELY LOW' RATES I
Glee ones all. babes ruralising elsewhere,
as I 'Well better goads. at; pram' than
elenrhere; • -
. I have mace &morales whh as .experi
e.. ced Tailor I, _ •
MANUFAdrUIte GARMSNTS
had holag Inge Mort of 'Cloths and Tries
lOW I eau tundah elastomers with ono
*Orel Gerimmit, they may *take, made la a
fashiteable meaner, end varraeled to It.
Degr't forgot, the place; seat doer below' the
Poet4lllllee and beim Room. Kahl at.
Towanda. A pril 31,19.8.
H U lilt /.111 HURRAH!
HERE IT IS' AT LAST !
BRAHHALL, COWELL & CASH,
HAVE IT I
Asythlog you wilt le - the Grocery line.. eee
what they have :
FLOUR, FEED, ; FISH, SUGAR,
PORK, TEA, SPICE., MISR, EGGS, LARD,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT
FBENN FRIATii IN THEIR SEASON
SALT BY TDB SACK OR BARREL.
TOBACCO- AND "CIGARS
We ate role agent? for the ten Wanda of Vti
CAROLIKA SMOKING TOBACCO
bole ale and lielail
Lastly, everything i t the GROCERY antl
Viz-BIN liaci
w Remember the phi e. No. • !Main .tree'
OW door below licPileman's Block.
Towsada,,Jtme '1.1868, B.C. C.
THE CORNER, GROCERY '1
NO. 1 , PAT ON E S BLOCK,
&mtlic.lBt. curlier of Main & Bridgi!lita
TOIATANDA, PA.
GROCERINS, PauvlstoNg, FLoua, KEA
The unde•rsi;;ned desire to n o ike
ackflowledgfeeo.otx fur the very fiber
al patronage tie .y have re ceivcd 1,4
the past eight months
They have tematly made large ad
djtions their ~took, anti are in daily
receipt of Goods adapted to the wants
of their trade, nII of which have been
selectrdi with ctre nod bouglit at the
very lowest rourkes sates'
With their i earrietice and greatly
inermsrwitilacilitMs, they wiuld most
reepe'etfidly i vite theirl old hien&
and cust o m e rs to au 'l.ttliatatiou of
their goods. They feel certain 'hot
such rioniluntigni - will justify their
customers in giiing -them as hereto-
fpre their trade arid their confidence
They continue to pay liberalyriceo
in CASH, fur drairoblO, Country Pm
dace.
LONG & KENLE
Mii i y 11, 1868.
Iltal istatt.
ITALU %OLE FARM FOR SALT.
I Situated in Towanda township. within
bat! a mile of the tillage of Towanda. Con
taining about 200 scree,. Shout 100 acres im
p .torM,, with platy or wood and` fencleg ma
ledge, well watered. comfortable outbuildings
sad well adapted for either grain or grazing.
For putkuthes Inquire of JAY 011AAPIIL.
Towanda, Pa., or L. CR I,%PEL. Welt Frank
lin, Pa. • ~ blay 28, 18841.—tf.
J. T. B.
- VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-
` The undersigned offers for sale his Farm in
Shestrequln township, situate on the road lead
ing from Ghent to Tr...arida, about roar wiles
nom the latter place, !containing 83 acres. 20
acres improved, which will be sadist a bargain.
For further hiformation apply te ?Act. WOOD,
Esq.,Towanda.
April 7,1868..4,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The mew house •recently erected on the
!math side of Popisi street, near Western Aveo
us, is Maned for sale. The bundle!? is 33 feet
frott by 31 feet deep. two stories high; with
good cellar same size. Price 33000.
Apply to OEO P. CASH, on the premises.
Towanda. April 7.1833 J.--tf
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-
• taro of one handled and fifty wee,
within six =Use of Towanda, and one- mile
from the river is offered for wale on favorable
taw. One hundred acres are cleared and in a
high state of - cultivation, with good refaces and
most excellent buildins. The house la a weU
built dwelling with very convenient out-hand
lags consisting Of ammeter kitchen and store
room, woodhouse, and the yard well filled with
evergreen and other trees. The barn is a large
bash barn 311140 feet with a good shed attache- .
a horse Vern adjoining with stalls for sir homes
a large corn houw near by eel a tenant house
on the property. The term bat en eastern and
southern moron and is ofierod for sale solely
on amount of Omni health of the owner. For
Its ther particulars and term s ,
_which are highly
•
favorable, amlikatiort may be made to
B. S. RUSSELL.
Towande,_Feb. 20.1868. •
L I OR SALE.—One of the moit de.
17 affable mildew's" the Borough of Rome
"a good Immo dweUiog house. barn and orchard
thereon,. Terms made easy for the Purchaser. .
Apply to or addreis
t i oult* AWL t 864.
IM OF STOOL
m
An errikeity DoO ;demi the Ismael
of Pounce* to improve their stick ny Wolin
RED KIRK, 103 A. H. 114.
A thoroughbred Abort Hero of lewd Tedratde
ranoteg bark to itio beet et M hater. t
Bete of /mice s3,oo,esitti down.
As bat few cow,. can be eared th present
setsoo;llU who , drain to obtain :genies sboOd
all loos ra address.
IiOSEPII soitia L
• Jose 13,1868.3 V Nosrodos, vs.
CA§SIMIMES,
CAPS,
ginia and
FEED, Acc
O. F. TOMO
W notalskt tl'OciltY
aril 5
PROV'ISION HOURS
or {
P. S. L, & CO.
113,'
TOIirANDA,
Thu undersigned, encouraged by
the admen. widish has thus far, at:
tended, their new buterprise, desire
to make acknowledigement for the
very liberal - pattonalfyi they have re
by giving OW etiitomera the
advantage of Vie!! yeareexperienee,
together .with the. heirit . of their
greatly iiicrcsavil facilities for doing
business, .
They keep imnstantly on hand; ii
very large slnd complete assortment
..of everything in their line: and are
1. )
daily receiving such additions to
their stock as the: 'krauts - 4A their
tt ado requiii.
They bite° new in store, Sugar,
Syrup, Molasses, Coffee, Rice, To
bacco, Fish, Salt,. Cheese, Fruits,
Crackers, Candy, Matches, Broom ,
Wrapping Paper,
.nntl Twine, Flour
Sacks, deeds, and a 'Feat variety of
other 1,, , e0d0, which have been recent-
y bought at the, lowest point in the
market, and are offered at whol..aale,
at rates to correspond.
They desire to call especial atten
Lion to their large, stock of Fine
Teas, which they are selling at New
York Jobbing prices,—guaranteeing
he quality in all eases
Have also on hand a good assort-
tueut el Fluor, Pork and Kerosene
They mill contieue tw have the
benefit of a retiident Partner in New
York, who is constantly in the market
and prepared to turn to our advau-
sage any favorable changes in ,the
price of goods
FOX, STEVENS, " IdERCUU & CO. 9
May IS, 1868
pOWTnT • BTCO.,
Are now receiving their
SPRING Isrrocic.,
Which comprises
THE USUAL. GREAT
VARIE7Y OF G6ODS,
IN EVERT DEPARTMENT,
All of which
ARE OFFE,RED
At thot
LOwest Market Prices I
Towanda. Aptil 7, 1.1108,.
FURNITURE!
NKW GOOl/13 ! NEW GO IDE !
NEATLY FINISHED
PO U L - A R - C R 1' U S !
Consist ins of
CHAMBER 'SETS, PARLOR SETS
MINING ROOM SETS,
MIRRORS, - PICTORE FRAME S 4
Photokrap h Mime*, ter eteTybody
GENERAL AFSORTIIENT FURNITURE,
•
Banat° this market.' I hare the beat uphols
terer is the country.: hod manufacture oar own
op)iolWered work. ' :
• .
REPAIRING 'll6 JOBBING,
Dane to f.raer. Having an espes'ence of, TO
jean In :he Irseine4e , I tin oon•doty hop to
I D O
lean al I who patrnoirl ige. .
on% town the ph* No. 155,, Neu at.,
doors south of Elehlttusau's Block, Torts-
Towanda; May 30;
'.%. '7-3AN.iittli(wca';'''' '°'
TBR DEPARTMENT COMPLETE I
RE
BOOTS AND SHOES
R W I E A D.D I T 1 0 N,B
Suited to the Spring nadet
THE BES 7 .-QUALITY
AT LOWEST RATES, - AT
1' • -
'HUMPHREY llllOtlititS
(melees of Prime ilomis arc
DALLY REIN G 0 PEN ED t
And arc wady fur tte hurl :t ion ol the public
MANUFACTURED GOODS,
BARGAINS,_ BARGAINS,
0 AD 3J 0 T SI
FROM LAST YEARS' STOCK !
REGAItTLESS OF COI T!
,ffarness, Harness, Harness,
33.1.,A.1\1 - 3KM I I I BI
The Saddlery Husiness:l
VAL,ItIES, LEATHER, SLIDE FINDINGS,
Towanda, ipril In ,
HARRY MIX'S . HOT HOUSES,
Fos THE SEASON OF 1855.
Sincerely thanking my algtnmerA l'or. the. r
liberal patronage the past year. I have the sat
ialactkon of informing them I have visited sev
eral cities and secured fine stock of ettrac-
tire new plants The,EKIT HOUSE coal•' not
be in a more ilonrishiag. condition. I extend a
cordial invitation to the ladies-and gentlemen
of :ladtord and adjoining counties to call and
see. should they visit Towanda, something new
and choice ; it might be rather inspiring to
those having but little Floral taste.
Salvias. scsrlet, blue pink; Fuchseas, new
and all the'better varieties • Verbenas. the best
variety cultivated ; Begoni as of sorts beautiful;
Ge ordeals. fine collection including the new
double scarlet ; Pelargoniums, (some call them
Lady Washington). fine variety very 'attractive
New Petunias, double variegated and purple ;
Heliotropes ; Coleus, four varieties, ornamen
tal ; Lantanas, white, pink,-.orange ; Copheas ;
Strawberry Geranium Variei : ted ; Ceotrade
nia ; Roses ; Lob•lias ; Pansies, from the finest
named iEuglish and French sorts, 'splendid
plants ; Hyacinths, in pots. all varieties ready
let of April, Kenuelworth Variegated Parlor -
Ivy. and Ivy Geranium; Honey Suckles, fine
variety Hednidendum ; Carnations ; assor.
meat Licapodium ; PM' ; Rose. ; Alba; We
geliu ; Duteisis , Hyderange, variegated ; Epo
feria ; Fabians ; Penstemens ; Gazanla Spin
dens ; Tromeolum ; Calceolarias ;Ennonymotts
Passion Plant ; fionvardias ; Spina COIIOS2 ;
Basil age Tricolor •, Double Sliene Crape ;
large and smell leaf Flowering Myrt le; Prim
roses ; Wall Flower • Callas ; Justicias Cen
tunas, and a variety iota numerous to mention.
Hanging Baskets.
CLIMBING 110SESL-Cottage Cluster ; Crim
son, Prairie Queen, .'rep ruse, Baltimore Bell,
white ,Seven Sisters' crimson, Gravilla, scarlet,
Monthly Climbers. Laois' tai. pure white, Set
ae. ermine, Pink Meltitiora, Glory de Rose
mead, crimson.
- PERPETUAL ROSES—Hermosa. deep pink,
Sowrialer de Maimaison, deep blush, Archduke -
Charles, crimson, Agrippina. crimson, Louis
Phillip. crimson, Angneta Mie, deep . blush,
Baran Provost, rich pink, Cardinal Pettiest
brilliant crimson, Gen.. Washington, Gen. Jac
iineminot, crimson. Grant des Rattails crimson
L- aloe; satin, Louis Vergere, carmine,- Mad.
Pleader, pare white. Mrs. C.' Wood, brilliant
red,Paeonsxrimson, Queen Victoi ia.pale.blash,
Balaetles Violet, dark 'violet. Triumph de. Ea
mon, crimson. ea. I 'only mention a por
tion of the , large number and variety of Roses
all on t air own roots in'pots in fine condition
I beghaning to bloom, truly beautiful.
DARLA& entire new set purchased in South
Bergen, New Jersey, when in bloom, the most
pedeca baguet and pompene Dahl/is - ready at of
April, all in pots.
GRAPE VlNES.—Sateaf 83, Rodgers No.
11,50, No. 15 $1,50, No. 19 UM), splendid vines
2 year old. all inpots. Israelis, lonia, Allen's
Hybrid and Anderondse, all in pots, 2 years
old, .$1,25 to 11,50 each,. Delaware, Concord,
Rebecca. Early Northern Moseadine, Diana,
Hertford Hartford Prolific, all in pots, 50 cents
each. Isabella. la pots 25 cents each, a few
White Chaseles fot out door culture, in pots, 75
cents each. All grape vines may be turned
mat of pots with perfect safety from the first of
-May Ito the Ist of November. All Roses from
3,5 to 50 cents in pots. Grape Vines by the 1000
and Roses by the 100 at exceeding low rates.
VEGETABLE PLANTS—EarIy Wakefield.
one of the best sorts, (New York seedsmen say)
Early Winningsteadt, Early Large. York, early
Ox Heart early and late Cauliflowers, 8 cents
per dozen. Sweet Mountain Pepper Plants,
Sweet Spanish do, Caynne do, Cherry Pepper
do, 10 cents per dozen . 'Late Bergen Cabbage.
Plants, Drumhead do, Flat Dutch do, 40 cents
per 100. Purple Egg Plant, Scarlet dro, new
striped do 10 cents' per 'doz. Rep Tomato,
Perfected do, Feegee do. The Cook's Favorite
do, early York, do, early Tilden do, etc., rally
Red do, Large Yellow do, 10' cents per dozet
Celery. White salad and 'Mender:oWe New
Dwarf, 50 cents per 100. Plants of all kinds
will be set out in cold trainee or open air. -
Tomato plants of all kinds, Egg plants of all
kinds, single plait in each pot, in fine condi
tion, 8 cents, including sit; 5 cents without the
pot.. Cucumbers in po.a 25 cents each. 'II
agents who are reliable, and none others are
wanted, desire to sell plants at different points
in this, and other counties, a handsome living
percentage shall .be allowed. Plants and all
the products of the Houses cad be forwarded in
nice condition in moss. Alt orders will receive
prompt attention.
All kinds of Grape • Vilna, -itoies, Pablo,
Rowels and Vegetate plants will be.round at,
McCabe la Miz'a wholesale and retail Grocery
and Provision Stare. in C. Mereer'a new
block, after the 20th day of April. A very ac
commodating effielent gardener will be found at
the gat)? at all tiara.- Mx.
Tow da Hot Souses: Feb. 12; DM. '
MI
T. DISCICSM.
dun stods dr
' le 'receiving
of Gough
TUE LATEST STYLES . I
OUSI OWN
Ou nand as usual. We are offering
le:order tech:me out the
pitied 6-ver
And will cell them
ALSO,
DULES. °AHD'S,
Vobes, and all go 113 connected with
'TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS,
RAIINFZS TIIIMMINGS, SIC
TANNING & HARNESS MAKIN G
The undersigned hire the day formed a
co-northers hip be known: an the am of MA
GEE /a ?MAX% Icir the_porpose a — naming
on the above barium: Harnett making and
repelling done to order,and all work warranted.
Coals paid for hides.
GRIFFIN MAGEE.
EDGAR. S. PULLER
CamptovD, ,btu. 23. 1388..
CAIITION.--Wleress i my.wife
LUCIICIA has left my 10 and board with.
out.inst came or provocation, all persons are
hereby forbid harboring or trusting her on my
account, as I will pay no &Ada of her contrseV -
ingaftrr this 'kite. CEO. IMF:NeII LEY. •
lisitchty, limy '25, 1848.* •
FLOUR:-Whiit. Flour tof ali
grad. v. Dace wheat PIM, Bra n , Core,
Meal. feed, &c., at. -
Dec IS. W. A. UOCKWELL'S.
itad.
9 a RPIIAIPS COVET SALE:—B,
virtue of an order issued oat of the Or-
P I s Court of Bradford County.the tutder-s
signed addithistrittore of the estate of Addison
Irritant; late of Burlington' twit- dyed'
sell at publk sale at the late redden/A na l , the
decedent,B Mutton bore',-on
DAY the 12th tiay AUGUST, UM, at 10 0104/1 :
a, st., thethhorting deserlbedMere *mar
es! of land idtitate if &tableau to', bennV
ed and described as followsßeginning Witte
northwest corner of said lot on the road-ruit
htg east and we t through the borough; enni
thence earth 57i° east 71104 1 11
_toe emote,
thence south tail 14 p t.* elt& I ;
thende south 63*,irest 2.10 prs.; them*
19° west 4 WO pro., thence south sr cad
1.310 pra., to.a.cornes;.theneegrin' west
0 2 . 10 prs. to a corner. and' thence 27*
west
inist I 2s 18 .7.10 rt: the place: olltegioning..-1-
Coutitquare rods, wl'th a large two
story beau.
: ALSO—One other lot. Piliew /: parcel -ofland
situate in Burlington bora' follows:
Beginning at the west7per of said lot, th ence
south 62° east 20.446 ts. to a' corner; th ellci.
north 79° esat 8 pis.) a corner, thepce north
65reut 10. pm. teits 'corner. thence Ootth 24°
west 30 8-1 f pre, toi corner, thence north 60°
east 8 7-10 prs ,tO s corner, thence south 10°
sat 2-10 pr. to p'corber, thence north 67r tail
8 410 pm. tea corner. theme smith 324 0 east
31 810 pntlto corner. thence rr rthts4° cad
7. 8-10 prafto a corner, thence south 38i° east
5 8-10 Or. to corner, thence north' 54° dist
it prs.Ao a corner, - thence south 374' east 45'
1-lo pii., to a corner. thence 70i° west 54 o.
to a/corner, thence 84°' east 510 pm., thence
north 89° west 46 pre. to a • corner, and froze
,thence Mirth 8° east 47 prs. to the place of be
ginf•ing . • Containing 28,1 acres.
ALSO—Otte other lot of autd. beginning at
the west corner thereat in. the old Berwick
Turnpike. end naming trim thence-north 63°
east 10-8 10 pre. to • whiff, thence north 36°
west 9.440 pre. tot comer; thence north 63°
east 31 Vre.,to a' corner, thence south 10° east
58 pre. to a corner; thence south 494° west 15
pre. to a corner, au& from thence north 374°
yes' 42 8.10 pra, to the place of beginning
.
_Containing 8 acres and 100 perches, and slum
led in Burlington boro'.
ALSO--One other let Of land situate lin the
south bank of Sugar Cieek in Burlington twp.,
commencing at the north-west corner of said
lot, from thence 88° -east 60 pre. to a corner.
thence, sotttb 84 east 60 pra to a corner. then
north 88° west 60 prs to a c weer, and from
thence north 81° west .60 ids. td the place of
beginning. Containing 214 acres.
TE11148:--$50 to be paid by the purchaser
for each lot at the rime the property is struck
-down, and-one-third at the confirmation of the
sale; one-third in six months thereafter, one
third in one 'year after confirmation.
A, B. BILL, -
PHILANDEB LONG,
ELLEN P. afoILEAN
Administrators.
Juno 4, 18P8.
IN THE 'DISTRICT COURT Of
THE UNITED STATES; for the Wes
tern District of Pennsylvania. ALMON G.
STARK, a Bankrupt under .the Act of Con
gress of 'March 94 1867, having applied for
a Discharge from all his debts, and other
claims provable under said Act, By order of ,
the Court, notice is hereby given, to all
creditors who have proved thew debts, and
other persons interested, to appear on the
24th day of JULY, 18G8, at 9 o'clock,
a. tn., before EDWARD OVERTON, dr.,
Esq.; Register in Bankruptcy, at his office
at Towanda,to show cause,ff and they belie,
why a Discluirge should trot be granted to
the said Bankrupt. And further, notice is
hereby given, that the Second and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt,
required by the 27th and 28th &diem of
said Act, wilthe had before the said Regis
ter; at the same time and place.
C. Idc:CANDLESS,
Clerk U. S. Disk Court for said Cistrict. '
July 2, 1868.-2sv.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
1 TILL UNITED STATES, for the West:
ern Difdrict of Pennsylvania. NATHANIEL
B. STEEVENS, a Bankrupt under the Act of
° Congress of March 26, 1867. having applied
for a discharge from all his debts. and other
claims provable , under said Act, By order of
the Court,notice is hereby given to all Credi
tors who have proved their debts, and other
persons interested ; to appear. on the 21st
day of JULY, 1868, at 10 o'clock, a. m..
before said Court, at the office of EDWARD
OVERTON, Jr., Esq.„-_ Register at Towan,
da, Pa., to show cause, itany they have,
why a Discharge -should not 6e granted.to
the said Bankrupt. - - And further, notice is
hereby given, that the Second and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt,
required.by Ithe 27th and 28th Sections of
said Act, will bb had before said Register,
at the same time and place.
- & 0. MoCANDJ.FAS, -
Clerk IL S. Dist. Codit for said Distiic
July 2, 186,8.-2se.
AIIIiITOR'S . .NOTICE.—In the mat
ler of the estate of Peter I. Yroman deed.
In the Orphan's Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned as - auditor, appointed by
said court to distribute moneys in the hoods of
administratir of said estate, will attend to the
duties of his appointment at his office in .the
borough of Towanda.. on FRIDAY, the 17th
day of JULY, 1868, •at .2 o'clock p. m.
and all persons havlng.clatair upon said funds
must present them, or else be forever debuted
from the same.
EDWARIJ OVERTON Ja.,. •
.luue lt, • Auditor
NOTICE IN 'BANKRUPTCY 1
Thor t 4, give notiCe, That on the 31 day or
Jane, A. 1). 1868. a warrant In Bankruptcy
was issued againit the estate of Isaac N. Lacey.
of. Braintrim twp., in the county of Wyoa.ing,
State of Pennsylvania, who has been adindged a
Bankrupt on his own petition.; 'that the pay
ment-of any debts and lieUvery, of any proper
ty belonging to such Bankrupt to him or for
his use, and the &sneer of any property. by
him are forb'dden by law ; that a meeting of
the creditors of esid Bankrupt to prove their
debts and to choose one or, more Assignees of
his estate; will be held-at a Court of Bankrupt
cy-to be holden at the office of the Register in
in the Court House, in the Borough of 'rowan
da,.before. EDWARD OVERTON. Jr., Regis
ter, on the 25th day of JULY, A-•
1868, at 9 o'clock,a. m.
. THOMAS A. ROWLEY.
• United States.jstsralti as fifftadoger, West
rrn District of Pennsylvania.
By E. B. COOLBAUGH, Deputy.
June 18. 1868.-÷4w.
111 V X ECUTOR'S NOT ICE: —Notice
1,1 is hereby given that a.
_persons Indebfed
to, Or' estate of' NANCY SNYDER. late of
Shesbequin dec'd. are requested' to make Im
mediate payment, and all having claims upon
said estate trill present them dal, on .hentfcated
for settlement. •
WILLIAit'SNYDER,
ORADIAR GORE,
Executors.
-June 2, IS6B
1N BANKRUPTCY.—In the. matter
of CEOBGETtf, Bankrupt. In - the
District Court of the Dnital States, for the Wes
tern District oi, Pennsylvania. , •
To'whoin'it May Concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice of - hti ■ppontment as as
signee of GEORGE SMITH, of Monroe twp.,
in the comity of Bradford. and State of Penn
ay:yenta , within said-District, who has been ad
judgati a Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District'Court of ;Said District. •
Dated at' Towanda. the 25th day of Jun'•
A . D. 1668. ' 'JOHN W. MIX. Assssignee.
151 . XECUTOWS NOTICE.---Yotice
Ali is hereby given, that all persons In
debted to 'the 'estate of DavidComo,
late of Smithfield, deed. ere reqteited to
make immediate payment, and those • having
claims against said estate will present them duly
authentleated for settleixtent.
JAE[. W. COFFIN,
Executor.
Juoe 2.1868
UDITOR'S NOTICE.—/ii the
niait4i. of the cstote of R. It. Roger.,
late of Cmitcin tp., deed. In the Orphan's
Court of Bradford County.
-The undersigned auditor appointed, by said
Court upon exceptions filed to the partial au ,
eribut of the executors of It. R. Rogers, deed.,
will attend to the duties of his appointment,
at the hnnse of Ezekiel Newman, in Canton
borough, on TUESDAY, the 2lst (lay of JULY,
1868,at o'clock. p. m., - when and where all
persons interested are requested to attend.
'G. n . StO:ITANYE,
Auditor.
June JB, ISG.S
•
TN BANKRUPTCY.—In.the ma t ter
of Lawrence C, Coi.klin, Bankrupt. In the
Dietriet Court of thn United States, for the
Western District of Pennsylvania .
Tu tr/om if may. Coster n: The andersignel
hereby gives nolce of his appointment 23 as •
signet. of Lawrence C. Conklin, orTunkhannock
In the county- of Wyoming, and State of Penn
sylvania within said District, who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by
•the.Distriet Court of raid District. .
Dated at tunkhatinock. the 28th day at May
A. D. ISt S. JOHN B. D.UODES. Apaigeee.
•
PXECUIOR'S NOTICE. oticc
JJ is hereby given that all persons indebted to
the estate of JOHN FORD, deed., late of
Fike twp.. arc none:led to make immedi
ate payment, without delay, and thOse'having
claims against said estate moat present them
duly nntYie,tleated for r ettlement.
G. N. DRINK.
EseeutOr.
Junel7,lB6B.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE .— Notice is
hereby given that all persons Indebted.to
the estate of Samuel Hartshorne, deo'd., late sal
Windham twp., are requested to make payment
withourdelay, and those having claims against
,said sstaternnst preitent them duly aathentlea
ted settlement.
SILENCE IL HARTSHORNE,
GEORGE LAWEENCE,..
Jane-25 18 , ...4. 0 Executors.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.,
Notice Is bereliy given, that all persons
Indebted to the - estate or W U. IiERNION
dee'd„ late - of Troy are re/Imam' to
make- immediate payment, and these having
demands against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for !settlement.
U, ItUgSELL.,
Administrator.
May 21, tsse
A UDITOWS-NOTlQB,—,,hs,thessat•
AI- ter ante utak
In the Orphan's Court Bra it i r )
i no -
The uedendoed Asditor, by laid
Coart to : distribute moor's to book ot‘the
Administrator of the estate the add &MP
&mt. - *lll,.stland -to the` Mho et Ms op
pinatent at his ofitco laths Boroogb of Atts•
ions; cm FRIDAY, the 3114 -day et - JULT,
1868, at I o'clock p. tn., at wild tAhms sad
place persons bating 'slaw 'Wpm 'said
=a- sod present themeilMAlM
Jens 26.4818. '' • -' • ••' • MOW '
DMINLEITRATOWS , NOTIOII.--
.irotka hi hereby - gins
Waled to the estate of Winton
of atiodiegidiulwP.,- deoY. r stu'IMIN to
make immediate payment, and 41 pupa bow-
Ins elani maims odd add*. Illorpiswt
then daly, authenticated kr sittlideeeh.
. LUCINDA 00NRAN,
- Jose IS, 1868: „ AskakkUster.
Pliiitliantaus.
W, A. CLEAMBE'RLIN
enlarged his inne and $ Jae, received
a large stock of Gold and Meer
- AMERICAN WACMES - !
- • .
And a well - 'cleated swetWiareat of SWIM
WATCHES, all transited to ran well or the
atostep Attended. Be bop as bead a bar es
aortment of the celebrated
SETH :THOMAS CI•OCIC
Also so eiogint is seemed el do lokest otylom
Gold
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
a the plated Ilati.lte himrims &other
FORKS AND BPOON-.84
Beatify Pinch
Breakfast Dinner Castors,
Moat treble pinto donbie van
1:0 B PITCHERS!
Ilascisam Cakel Iheints.
BUTTER BERRY DISHES;
Pickle sumas, Tea Bens, ale., aw.,ag.
CHAMBEULIN is sow keiplsg
f)1109131 &
family &wing Machines.
These Machines are anyerior to all others for
family use. for the following somoon •
They sew with two threads demi from the
spools, and require no
They are more euil=icsi and used,
and lens liable to dennimenst, than other ow
chines.
Theiy a cap ol isn't* perfecty,
without thnane ofibko
adinatnametLe mach pater
variety of work than othermaeldnee.
The 'tit& made by these maebises fa Ruch
more firm, ells*, and durable, espedally upon
articles which require to be Inland 224 holed,
than any other diteb.
This stitch,: owing to the- enlace ii wbkb
the tinder thread is no wrought,is mock the
moat plump and beautiful in one, and Mein
this plumpness and beauty, nes epos articles
frequently yaahed and Ironed, until they an
worn out.
The structure:of the seas Is such, that, the'
it be cut or broken at Intervals of only * few
stitches, it will neither open, run, nor ravel,
bur remains firm and durable.
Unlike other machines; thew fasten both
ends or the seam by their own operation..
With these machines. while silk is used upon
the right or face side of the seta, cation may
be ased upon the other aide without lessening
the strength or durability of- the seam. This
can be done on no other machine, and isa great
saving upon all articles stitched or made np
with silk.
Then machines, in addition to their superior
merits as instruments for sewing, execute the
most beautiful and permanent ipubeoidery and
ornamental work. .
Yon - can get Sewing Machine Needlea, and all
articles pertaining to the machine losalsead.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING,
Done in the best manner, as unial.rit low rate:a
Towanda. July 18, 1887.
AND HE' PLAYED ON A'HARP
- . OF A THOUSAND STBING:S
AT
DlTTllleti A. CO'S TEHPLE OP 0810 !
-,' !. . • .
Pot tale the ceith — r'ited lifathashek G and,
end the beautiful little Colibri Pianos. Pianos
of %LC-strings. Pianos of one third pow
er. Pianos that ethibit more akin le ructate
PLMOB that are better made in every
and will stand In tang longer ME se now in
use in this counter -and Sarong.' Pianos
differ in constrict on In the inside hem ail oth-
Thutrect
era, the strings cross the Iron frame aft di
rections,' distributing tit•• hessesee . ream
equally to all sides . i the plate,
,oth•
ex improvements peculiar to their
they combine sit the heprovementii I elate
other manufacture. Rend Ire Mott circa
lams where everything is ups
_laid te eatiglic•
tient. kW co= r on band a snort
meat of Baines is Pilaw and
ifeledemis of the ; best at mines et Ice the
aut' church and parlor. Parlor and Cov
ers, Piano and - lifekidems, &tab, lestructles
Books for ite;odecti .and - Plane. New 'afield
sheet music cm bind aid onittedAt &eke *.—.
Alm for sale. Peel. Tee Rearimber end Piet
acia'a Plana, Vandiarg and Ogerlagi Podak.—
Piano tuning done, on abort mike. - Liberal
discount to mintsiters, dilation! and tele-hers.
Also agents for the v
DECKER. BItirriLIONV UNEQUALLED
PATENT PIANO FORTES !
W. A - . CR kIIBERLIIi. - W. DITTRICH.
Towanda. Feb: 114188.
ERIE A - I , L•W 44.:Y „
On and after Koala; Nay llth,
Traitor will leave Waverly. at *boat the tallow
lag hours, els :
OOLING W 7. . , r
4_:36 a. m.' Night ' Mondays excep
ted, foe a.m. ;
Salmons and
Dunkirk, makimr•dhect conectioes with stales
of the Atlantieend . real, Western; Lake Shore
and Grand True* &drays, tor ail potato :West ;
also at Elmira -for. Criss
, 4:57 8. m. .itspress. Daily, for
Roches* Buffalo, snat. Dunkirk and the
West, connecting as above.
8:28 a. . m., WII Trilx,Ralndays excepted, for -
Buffalo mid Dunkirk, connecting at Elmira for
Canandaigua. • .
'3:58 pi m., Elmira Accommodation; Sundays
excepted. .
5:17 p; m ., Day Express, Sunda exc epted.
for Rocbater,Butiltio. Sehtmenea, Dunkirk and
the West. connects. at Eimirnior Canandaigua
at Salamanca with the. Atlantic and Great
Western,Rallway, and at Belli& with the Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk-Ballways, for all points
West and South.
10:33 p. m.,Express Mail; Sundays ex
cepted, for Satrp, Salamancland Dunkirk, con.
netting with trains for the West.
9 108 m. Way Freight.Sandaya excepted..
3:10 p. m., Emigrant Train, Dolly, for the
'St )ICa at Waverly on Hondas Daly. -
001 NO !LIN • ' • '
5:34 a. in., Cincinnati Express, Mondays ex.
ccpted, conneeth:g at Owego tor Ithaca ; at
Binghamton for Syracuse,; at' Great Bend ,for
Scranton and Philadelphia : at lackawareal,for
Hawley, and at Graycourt for Newburg and
Warwick.
/1:53 Binghamton Amman:iodation, Bab
days excepted.
1:20 p. m., Accommodatioa train, daily..
11:13 a. m., Day Exprese r .l3tradays excepted ,
connecting at Binghamton for Syrian:sr, at at.
Bend for Scranton { at.Lacksmazest for Hawkey;
"and .at Setacy City wiib midnight express
train of New Jersey Itailtead 'for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. • 1 -
6:27 p. m.. New York and -Saithmoie /La.
Sundays excepted.
0;17 p rp., ilghtning Empress. 130341,1 ex
cepted, connecting at Jersey City with
express' train of New Jersey Railroadfor Bald
more and Washington, and at New Toot with
morning express trains fof Boston sad the
East. ,
2:08 a. m., Night Express, Daily, con.
necting at Graycoort for Warwick; and at
New Nosh with afternoon trains and steamers
for Boston and New England cities. -
4.25 o. m. Way Freight, Sondxfs excepted:
OS, a revised and' complete. " Pocket Thee
Table , ' of Passenger - Trains ori the *le Da 11.
way and °enacting Linea, has .reeeetly ;teen
published. and can be procured on application
to this Ticket Agent ol the company.
WM. BAER,_- PADDLE,
„thin Pass Ag't, New-Tork. E.
Suet.
pHUIAD4PHIA. AND. BRIE
BAIL ROAD.—Butemer time ?ebb. Titre'
and Minot roatebetweee Philadelphia, Bahl
more,'llarriabarg. Williamsport, lad the Great
011 llegiona.of Pmsylnati. !Began Bleep.
km Can cm sit eight tram . ,
On and alter 111.011 DAY, .K&Y 11th IS6B
the trains oft the Philadelphia! la Brie Rd
Goad will no as follows r •
WZIPTIVAAD.
Slatt Train Ivet Pb lladelphis.. —ILIA: P. M
4 Ifilhiseicoxt 835 A.M.
salves at Es* 8.50 P.M.
Eric Express leaves Plitledelphia...l3.l* tow
• WUllissepott... 840 P. M.
sonless et ,, JAM A. M.
Elmiraillail loves natkilPAlL....• SAO A. M.
WlWasespott... COI p.
ti strive silent P. 45 p.
tAilefAlDs
Ysil Train. leyet lilt 11:0 a o sr
1. • Strives 21 1 =1 . ii . ... 7:1 10s1 0 1 t.t
Erie Express leasesßrie.. T:10 pat
Inaluispws sou
arrives st BiM p tt
Zia and Enna essaret with on Omit aid
Allesbosy liver Itstillood. &Ewe Glbeckod
TStAih.
• _ ALVIIND L. TIM. Gal ispl.