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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Forum. Calms Duturroir.—iteptiat
Cliterch.—Bev. Roamer Drina, Paaber.
Preaching. Sundays at 101 a. N., and le
r. rt. Sunday School, li P. IL Pryer
Meeting every Thursday evening.
AL E. Church- Bev. J. T. Daorturs.,
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 10e AL
and 71 P. x. Sunday School, x.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evearing.
Presbyterian Church .— Bev)
Pastor. Preaching everySandrar i rl l 4
1. rt., and 7 P.M. Sunday Schoulairx.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings.
Episcopal Murch.—Rev. F. D. Itearuni, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 10/ a.m.
and 3P. IL Sunday School, li P. S.
Teas nets.—The folioming is the
Time Table of the Perm,lsin:4 and New
York Canal and ma Road Oompany, which
took effect on Monday. May, 11, nee
isorritwiam
P. X. £H. A.M..
1110.
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.— —7:00 ANN
MOS 11:13
7.45 UM 928
M. A. M.
WAVERLY
Anizto. _
therm ..
TOWANDA
VQ,UMW:D. '
L M. L IL P. M.
...808 1110 4:58
...723 10:45 4.43
-7:40 1022 420
... 736 1017 4:15
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TowAxpA . .' . .7:00 952 850
A. M. A.M. P. M.
JOHN - P. OM Huperintetdat
Our farmers are now in the
midst of their haying\tindlarvesting, - with
an abundant return for their kbors. The
crops to be harvested are more than an av
erage, and the weather is such as permits
them to be gathered in fine condition. We
do not hear any complaint of insects nor
rust affecting the wheat. which is not fully
"ripe for the harvest." The etcessive heat
is bringing the corn crop forward with great
rapidity. The only danger to be feared to
the later crop is drouth.
ite" At the last quarterly election
of the Towanda Division 8. of T., the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the present
quarter :
W. P.—O. A. BLACK.
W. A.—E. J. Cnausox.
R. S.—L. M. WOODRUFF.
A. R. q.—Jefs. PUTT.
F. S.—Cassias FRALEY.
Chap,—Famr &mum.
Con.—L. C. MAynan.
A C.-02.r.5.0 Hamm
I. S.--Czanzaez
0. S. —Cluraxt FessoNs,
TROUBLE IN TH
DtROCRATIC CAMP.-
We understand chat „ p i ta an animated con
test is goir4 on between Hon. Gronou D.
of this county, and CoL V. E.
Pi°T...Ers, of Bradford, for the Congressional
nomination of the Copperhead party in this
district.
Now, as far as we are concerned we do not
care which of these worthies receive the:
nomination, for they are both wicked" old
Copperheads, eitiher of which will be easily
run off the trackhy Hon. Cimino Mucus,
our present member, with whom the people
.are evidently well pleased—so much so that
they will send him back to the BIALA Con
gress. There seems to be great unanimity
among tie-Republicans throughout the dis
trict, anWas far as we are able to learn there
will be no opposition to the re-nomination
of Dir. lancint. His course throughout his
entire Congressional career has met the
unqualified approbation of his constituents„
and hie-re-nomination for a third term will
be marked compliment to a deserving
Unttn.
Whoever the Copperheads may nominate
against' Mr. Mxaeun may be set down as a
badly whipped man — man in pursuit of
Congressional honors under extremely unfa
vorable circumstances, and will be elected
to stay at home by a larger majority than
Mr. ELatis received two years ago. This
is the wrong year to send Copperheads to
Congress—they will all have business up
salt river. Paste this prediction in your
hat. —SAitsui Free Press.
TElVEll.ll,:eg.—Gen. Patton has been
re-appointed District Deputy, G. W., chief
Templar, for the District of Bradford Co.,
VII. the ensuing year. No better appoint
ment could have been made.
lay- The Wyoming County Sabbath
School Association was organized on the
IRh and 17th of Jane, under the direction
of the Rev. R. Crittenden,- of Towanda,
having for its object the promotion of the
Sabbath School interests of the country.
The following officers wereileeted for the
ensuing Sear:
Edward Bunk, President. ; L Palen,
..trreitzry ; A. B. Mott, Treasurer ; Tunkhan-
Rock Boro.•
Presidents—James Sturdevant, Brain
trim twp., A. C. Sisson, Clinton twp., Ste
vens Dana, Eaton twp., I. W. Roberts, Exe
ter twp., Stephen Clark, Falls twp., G. B.
Burgess. Forkston twp., Dennison Lott,
Lemon tarp . , Edward Merritt, Meshoppen
R. D. Newton, Nicholson twp., Wm.
'lliompson, Northumberland, Wm. D. Franz,
Honrae, Edward Miller, North Branch, Joe •
T. renningS, Mehoopany, Ira Avery, Ttuak
hannock, Isaac 0. Smith, Washington twp.,
. Francis Hough„ Overfield, Byron Smith,
Windham.
The duties of the Vice Presidents are to
visit each school in their respective town
ships, at least once in six months, and
report in writing at the end of the six
months to the Secretary.
We cordially invite ail well•wishors of the
cause to join us and give their influence,
labor and means to help educate properly
the children of our county in great religious
truths. We need a grhat and united effort,
for only by continued and patient endeavor
will we succeed in creating it love for the
cause, and be instruments for the promotion
of the religion of Jesus.
The next session of the Convention will
onnuence Tuesday evening, Sept, 27th and
continuing the 30th at Tunkhannock.
DROWNE.D.—A young man named
GEORGE. M'Kuicus, while bathing in the
Towanda creek, near Monroeton, on Mon
day evening, was drowned. He was about
21 years of age, and has a brother residing
at Watkins, N. Y., where his body was sent
by express.
gee IdEacca's BLOCK has so far ap
proached completion, that several of the
stores are now occupied. Mr. A. Harr has
moved his Candy and Confectionery Store
to one of the rooms fronting the Milo
Square. On Main street, Messrs. Avrozb
A: amen have removed their Book Store,
News Boom, and the Post Office to the
south store ; Messrs. Maitsztu, Bus. &
Co., occupy the next with their Hardware
store ; in the next Messrs. Pow= & Krssx
haye opened a very handsome Drug Store ;
hile the north atore is occupied by Means.
II( cum & Mix's Grocery and Provision
Store. '
This building when finished, will be one
a the finest in ` Northern Pennsylvania, as
nu expense has Been spared to make it per
in all its arrangements.
/ter The present " heated term"
Las now continued for sixteen consecutive
the thermometer •ranging an thes tray
from 90° to 130° according to the situation.
it is hardly necessary to say that for heat
:old duration of time it exceeds an
r-ver before known. We were told last win
ter, to account for the extreme cold, that
leaving 131 "at ht the told. V the 141
sad the theory Tars both awed, thiskate ,
probability is that the gait stream hes •
proached the mast Beet esengh- to talk,
the present pa:balls& The Mat ie exesel .
sive all cm the saintly. riet ekebanges
ate Wed with accounts of death . by' strisi
stroke. Too Inch oars cansot, be takes to
preserve life and health,* Melding eipc&,.
ere to the heat, and by the temperas lase a
odd wake.
aljr JAY thuAmu, for some germ;
Deputy Prothonotary, hu again gone twilit
to Ma old post. Mr. Vulcan having pee'
Into the Banking Rom of IL 0. thine&
Those having badness in the Pitotte
ry's oboe, TM lmolr be plumed to
that in losing M tainar be Is to be mei
ended by Mr. Cessna, whose esperienee
in the °Moe has rude hiilf oolerenilat ildth
tbanudaems, sad trhoes alWitylnitt desire
to please have been thlitotaft Wed and
given 'greet sedieleotion in the psi
Nrw Dnuo Brom—One of the :testi
eat and beet sunned Drug Stores in North.
ern Pennsylvania, can now be found" hi.
Idereues Block, where the good taste and
thorough acquaintahee with Ids bubo% i
our young friend CLUIX B. Parer% hunpipa4.
=akin the weitoelecied and hookah] gee&
which ell the shekel and grace the cues
the establialunent. He has ussociated
bini euszanca Nuorr, and tenor the ftti
speation and patronage retire totddic.
TOWANDA thatus.—Whoksale Prim
Ocurseted every Tuesday bs Iburatame;
OoNsatz I Claim. Grocers, 51 blabs INrset:.:
St 00 c S? 50
Wheat
Buckwheat
Cora
_Oats
Batter (rolls)
" (dah9)
Zega
. ,
, .
.
, • V 5 th
iiii(per ton) • , ,
, . ®lO act ,
Balt Om bb14...., . , ' . 800 .
Flour XX 12 00 15 50,
Bari 18 20
Turkwye -c 16 18
GOMM 12
Ducks 14 16
Chickens is 14
1711:1011711os Gaers.—Wheat, fibs; Corn,
56 The; Bye, 56 lbs ; Oats, 82 lbs ;. Barley,
46 lbs ; Buckwheat, 48 ibis; Beans, 62 lbs ;
Bran, 20 lbs; Clover Seed 62 Ms% Dtied Ap
ples, 22 lbs; Flu Feed Nibs.
Speeint Notices.
QUARTERLY REPORT of the condition
of the Pint National Bank of Towanda, on
the morning of the WO Monday of July,
1868:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts.:....
U. S. Securities deposited with -
the Treasur& United States. 175,000 00
Do • .on band 1,550 00
Banking House, Furniture and
Fixtures
Expenses and Preminins
Oash items
Due from National Banks
Due from other Banks and Bank
ers
322 81
Legal Tender Notes on hand... 31,262 00
National and State Bank Notes. 6,745 00
SOcie 1,964 71
Fractional currency 1,100 76
Overdrafts 268 04
$462,422 62
LIABILM:6B.
Capital
Surplus Fund
Circulation..
Individual Deposits 161,573 72
Due Treasurer United States.. 29,240 67
Due National Banks c . 2,061 66
Profit and loss i 2,721 68
Dividends unpaid
I, N. N. -Bars, ht., Cashier of the First
National Bank, Towanda, do solemnly,
swear that the above statement is true to,
the best of my knowledge and belieL
N. N. Bzra, Jr., Cashier.
Bwors and subscribed before me thislth
day of July, 1868.
H. J. Manus, Be,corder.
ser QUARTERLY REPORT of the First
National Bank of Athena, Monday, dulj 6,
1868 :
~ ..
~z„ =h •~!
Loins and discounts
Overdiafts 374 90
Cash Items and rev. stamps... • 856 00
Due from National Banks 20,815 29
ll.B.Bonds deposited to secure
• circulation
ll.B.Bonds on hand ....
Notes of National Banks
Fractional Currency...
Legal tender notes.
Capital
Surplus.— .
Circulating notes received'from
Comptroller 390,000
Less amount on hand.. 130 89.870 00
Deposit.... • .. 79,347 15
Due National Banks . . 179 00
Due Bankers . 688 49
Profit arid Loss . . 6,143 69
I, E. A. SPALDING, Cashier of the First
National Bank of Athena, do solemnly swear
that the above statements is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
B. A. SPALDING, Cashier. '
Sworn to and subapribed before me, this
sixth day of July, 1868. •
Faso R. Prim Notary Public.
$5 REWARD.—Lod between Tuwan
da and Ulster, a package of Linen Hand.
kerchiefs. The above reward will be paid
by leaving it at Tracy ic Moore's store. .
July 15.1w' N. & Bruirior.
Or Without doubt the "Singer's
Improved "is the Sewing Machine you all
want. All we ask for it 'is a trial, and we
know it will suit.
It will do both light (even the very light
est) and heavy work.
In abort we claim that it is the beat ma
chine in market.
We ask the privilege of_ putting it on
trial at your bowies.
Wrnxim BLACK, Ar.nts.
Towanda, July 16, 1868.-Iw. -
STRAWBERRY PLANTS Al.
bany Seedling, 12 eta per doz.. 50 eta per
100, $4 per 1,000 ; Agriculturist 12 otm per
doz., 50 eta per 100 i $4 per 1,000 ; Joann.
da, (Knox's No. 700 Y 25 eta per doz., 62 per
100, $2O per 1000 :f.lnctinda (whendi
o er
kinds are taken) Ip.its per doz., $1 per 100
$lO per 1000. v • 4.
Can furnish liVitibn's and Agriculturist
now ; Juottrida's 10 August let.
J. G. blows; Monroetan, Pa.
July 13, . 1868.-3n•
AGENTS WAXTILD.--Ladies and Rea
denim granted in every township in Brad
ford ocronty, to dingass for Holland's pub
lications and engravings. Agents are claw
ing from $5O to $l6O per month. Address
at once A. A. Blown, Towanda, Pa.
July 13, 1888.
TOWANDA STEAM FLOURING MILL
The undarsi v Eed . zroprietors of the Towan
da Steam MIU, are ready -to do
custom grinding - &
the beet=dble man
ner and at unusual short
Having secured the services of" a compe
tent and obliging miller, they feel warrant
ed in promising entire satisfaction.
Flour and Feed at lowest cash prices.
Gar rrrrn, Wzma & Malsos.'
July 2, 1868.-110.
IMPORTAhT TO OANVATIIIT.2B. —Marsh-
Engraved Portri ,a l am. Grant.—
Is pronounced, b „ and intimate
friends, a peed by the first art
critics, a masterldeee. Is is 'timely, Su
perior, and very cheap
Sold only by subamiption. Agents want
ed, at once. notice. No, competi
tion in the canuss, and terms, very Mena.
Bend for circulars. -
A. H. Husassa, Publisher,
'No. 400 ChesnUOst., Philadelphia.
July 2.—St.
air Chaim-English Breakfast Tea,
at Loo & Harsatit6l7 2.
SEED BUCKWHEAT, at Fox, Stamm,
bizsinnt oo.'s July 2.
Fon aux.—A good mdse Cow. F.w.
quire at this office.
los CiuM, at Ifni. JonnAPi's, every
evening. June 25.-3 P
r=in
Yaurilitz Rut ,tis. Burs kir;
lar ;oi .
Rom nootike.= litibutkiber Den
aD of Ms VOft iltikee BOW mods&
!mg it OM A litiltoirref dwelling boom,
Sob, am% U.; and about,_lo slink Vol
Aube bud. Abe MI bare Irith sleek of
seeiebabifeek Or re* teat the store. .
Soto. isgajrta.L:
Hotiss AND LOT Ss au.i.— . -Abonse
and lot on Fourth Must, aespiames
ny'o. A bargain offered. Ihniutro Ut Wren
sax & Bum, Thum*, Pa.
June,4. UNA,
TAxi lianci.—Tike undersigned is
about to cbaags bio plans of bulbar, and
tberefois
jQA ives notice . that
.Idl ,
/rotrt n. be ttPa left
bi rtA i attew 6 . Join idiaimwrit.
'1
11111..Yeaars. liliThetiler " son, 'o.
f . ll .4.a lktiod o 7.Apeotte in their window the
Gold
mem awarded I them at the
Th .---- Itzpositiott kw &nth* wad Button-
Hole Maehines—the. Only gold itedal tor
this Branch of Inanubsture—over 83 coin
petite:lt—N. Ilibesit.
Theme celebrated mead= out be seen at
Wiotham & BaaWsorliers you ban get good
machine Weeds and at. and atm thing
wanted to work on your besUg Machines.
Kay 11163.
• shay n.lll.—tittne the premi
ses of th ,stid„ a sorrel hone, with
a bald face, and lama In one i of his hind
kV, sad a bay Mine Anita thin in Bask
Both anv
Harding. old Mate, anti ware on G e ed
hy John ;'
Highlands, June 99,'1868.— ; 34
. OAS4WV Maza--Campkitmi--Have
4lane '
it suppl
choice y of prime Winter Wheat, two
hir6 °f white, e &g al qualig a tt
the celebrated litchigem ok
loud; gram. We can tomtit Allele
at once mote wholomMe idid •econosnical,
than brand; Nth a distance—which are of
ten made Of pobr tnaterial, aduiterMed wills
Itidte it*, ortai t Td from lyft in store a
long timibefore wed. Loaded in a
district,
due wheat growing we are able to
get a mipply of the best Moor Mill door,
and expect indy pay far manufacturing ea
our profits.
pa- We =mud I each sack , or barrel to
be of dist rate quality. A interior quality
of Ilye Flour always itlMll, Th on floe Price
List roe&
June 4, 1868. IL
1 90
85
I'9o
ta
3 00
70
2 00
27
119
HAND Loom.—A. 0. l i)KaY's Sell
fiend toom, Monotaktured and
for by A. 0.. Vim A Co., Andover, N.
Y. Said damp for desariptive t almlar.
Juno 18, , 1868.-3m•.:
A CARD.—To prevent those of my
patients for whom I have done Rubber
work from being interrogated _by imperti
nent agents, and other' itearaisted, I have
&Aim procured a license from the " Dental
Vulcanite G 0.," for doing
_said work. As
my right ° Use the matil noir dates from
the commencement of my practice, my 'ate
rams can rest assured that they, wW be sub
jected U. no-further anneyence.l
I am prepared, as heretofore, Ito do all the
different kinds of work, Rubber included.
- , W. B. Harm, Dentist.
Towande, June 22, 1868.-4 w•
$170,784 19
8,000 00
017 61
1,659'36
62,848 14
Oeni Mews'& ow . Rpm The
most reliable machine in the Market. For,
strength, durability, and simplicity of ar
rangement it is the moat period and popu
lar machine in use.
For sale by Codding 1 Bussed'.
Towanda, June 18,,186&-4w.
LATerCABBAGIC PLAITII.--/etiall have
in their - season, nice plants of Winning
'bat, Premium Fiat _Dutch,lLata F,ornm
head, Late Bergen Drumhead!, Drumhead
fla d voy,Red Dutch; and, hest of tai, Improv
e Brushrwick. ,
For sale by the dozen, bundrad and thou
sand. B. Itt. Wawa.
Towanda Market Gardens, May 12.
3125,000 00
30,000 00
111,605 00
SHORT STEWED bIIPROVILT R3Ruitswlce.
Cznazol.—"This improved Cabbage is of
fine quality,. very fiat and hard,' measuring,
with good culture, from one loot to eigh
teen inches in diameter. We !consider it
the best, either for early or lete planting ;
it is easily cultivated, every plant produc
ing a fine head when full g y ar grarn. It is
highly- steemed emend era, and is
used in . preference to Fall otherar
This meresented by respec table and
reliable es to be a very ear , quick ma
turing bead Cabbage, o large size,
fine quality,ferw outside leaves, lure to head,
and not liable to burst °peal !when fully
grown. Very fine either as an early cab
or as a late cabbage. Its (ifilok growth
allows of very late Planting as a second
crop, after peas and otherearliv s egetables.
In the Spring of 1867, the ton mark
et gardeners were eager to b y the little
seed, to be had of this cabbage, at $5 per
ounce.-
220 00 1
$462,422 62
$172,876 10
0.
106, 2 so°
1 .530.00
499 97.
Tbiii season is the first that the seed has
been Obtainable ; and it Is still Priced.
Late Plants in June and? stocky and
tine, 12 its per dozen, 76 cents per 100.
• ' P.. IL , Wsuss.
13,076 00
$316,128 46
Towanda Market Gard May 12.
SlOO,OOO 00
. 40,009 00
• I
N d R.R
SWAIN—MoGILL--At the residence of the
bride's father, June 24, 1868;1 by Rev. J.
T. Brownell, Mr. Jonas D.! Swain and -
Miss Alice A. McGill, both of Towanda.
McINTYRE—HATTIIS—In T owanda, July
14,1868, by the same. Mr. Wm: Mclntyre,
of Wpm., Pa., and Mrs. Sarah M. Mat
tus, of Towanda, Pa.
ZASTA.BROOK--.1
MIMI
Hotel. ToWanda. July 3d, 1868, Mr. W&.
Fred Eastabrook, of North Thwanda, and
Miss Nettie L. Chaffee, of Sheahequin, Pa.
HICKS , —BEEVANS—At the a E. Alum
ago, Towanda, - July 4th, 1868, Mr. John
Bias, and Miss Jane Iteeirans, both of
. Burlington township. ,
MORBE—FLOYD—In Rome, June 12th,
1868, by Bev. E. Burrortgha, Mr.-Leonard
Morse and Miss Martha F. Floyd, both of
Franklin.
. ,
8111TR I --CHAMBERLIN--At the Method
ist parsonage in Bome, July 6th. 18613; by
Rev. EL Elwell, Mr. Josiah Smith and
Miss Helen Chamberlin, both of Myers
burg.
MOSHIER—PRESTON—In Wsh:wing, .Iti
ly 241. 1868, by Rev..G. W. Jackson, Mr.
' Moshier and Min Rossbelle Preston,
both of Willmot, Bradford CO, Pa.
OSTROM--BUNNELL--:At U residence of
Mr. Leroy Gleason. Canton, Pa., by Rev.
J. L Watson, Mr. J, Edwin Ostrom and
Miss Margaret. Bunnell. , -
RIINDELL—RICHARDB--At the Hayden°
House, in Canton, July 3d, 1868, by the
sarne.i Mr. Charles Burden and Miss Ma
rion L. Richards, both'of Canton, Pa.
ITERCE---GREENLFAF--In Mbs, May 21,
1869, Mr. ; Wightman Pierce and Mrs.
Emeline 8. Greenleaf, both of Albs, Pa.
BILLIti—ROBTON--At Tarrytown, June
30, by Rev. David Craft, Wm. G. =is,
M. D., of Barclay. sad Debbie E. daugh
ter of ,Dr. G. F. Hatou, of renytown.
PIPER 4EARMILEE—At Mirriroetoo; Ja
b! 1 4 1868, by Rev. HalloellArmstrong,
,Mr. Wm. E. Piper, of Monroe; and Min
Emma C. Beardsley, of Albahy.
1161111-40WALLN—AtTowan
da township, July 9th, b~ the il Hallock
Arm-trong, , Mr. Berlin F. Mier, of Mon
roe, and Mier Orsoe A. 13owman, oflEgh
land.
YOUNG—hi Columbia, July ti 1868, Arc
a lingering illness. Amelia SOphie, wiled'
Wm. - 1. Young, and eldest dimghter of D.
Wel; Eaq., in the 31st year of her age,
deeply regretted.
SWENi—In Monroe, on the, Ist inst, of
ebnimuiption, Kiss Emma ; Sweet, only
daughter of Freeman Beast. Aged 92
• years.
About the beginning of tiM yeir; Miss
Sweet Wes stricken with . pultnottary eon
snmptien. Tile Mame -of the disease was
rapid, stayed by no skill or kind attention.
it bore With it iristing sad pain and death.
The death of 11 Sweet is aq sad and im
pressive illustration of the eatemt to which
death mocks and disappoints human hopes
and Min earthly happiness.' She was s
dutiful, endeared and loving daughter and
sister ; !Blatt*. einem° and; affectionate.
sbp enjoyed the esteem and affection of a
Lige circle of friends and companions. As
death approached she was enabled by Di
vine grim* to give pp her bold of earthly
attaelunents, and hopes, and joys, giving
oddest* precious and cheating, that the
influence by which she was ails; without a
s '7";'
I. Wit thshilAik maiteicAehigisith
illyitieh iiidped Lai send 1, E.
'Thai
mere y tate* the itindliti bl4l of
bets; Ifrasok Nat , !kb sthiogs of this
'worth her, alleotioa,s;srere anis -So to
ero, awl emitted Choi. •In Wit itagrii
of her Moss she enjoreita pares sad luipe
which ism totes a hayloft of Altos* gloT
gr. She forgot her pans in her !Arita.
for the sphitarl Tana* of her kinated and
Mods, awl II Mt „Wilma:add Waif*.
oraresida akin, • bei!eeemp,
them to awe itioltotiii to thy* *ii4,4
Aglow Ur to gloiy:
~• •
Resteitmsder great bodili infferfoilet
fin of the hope ofeavea, leg hteitth-
Usti of hei - ea long is is the 4iis`
"Ma so tome Lord :mho Come trick
le
=I
Ntw 2Zroutistmtts.,.
T OWANDA AGRICULTII
TOWANDA, PENN'A.,
MAN,:IFACTUIIES
I • .
HEAVY! AND LIGHT WAGGNS,
I
WOOD *HMSO IN Au. ITS BR tricazi
SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, ETC., ETC
I I
HUBS, SPOKES & BENT STUFF,
WOE STOCK FROM wawa TO BE4ECT.
SECOND GROWTH IHOIORY & OAK,
UGH? AND gRAVir*AOONN . ON HAND.
We have the Broad and Narrow Gegage
M. C. MERCUB,Tresident,
TEO3 CORNER GROCERY I
Southeast corner of Main St Bridge•eta
GROCKRIRS, PROVISIONS, FLOUR, MEiL,
The undersigned desire to make
seknowledgements'it;r the very fiber-
al patronage they have received for
the past eight months
They have recently made large ad-
ditione to their at4pk, and are in daily
receipt of Goods adapted to the wants
of their trade, allof which have been
selected with-care and bonght at the
very lowest market rates
With their expPriertee and greatly
increased facilitiee, they would most
respectfully, invite their old friends
and customers to un : ,examination of
their gouda. .-They feel certain that
such examination will justify their
customers in giving them as hereto
fore their trade sod their _coufidenee
They continue to pay4iberal prices
in CAB% for, clenirnble Country Pre-
duce.
LONG k KEGLER.
May 11, 1868.
44. the Eao..e
NESCHLOCATION
N.EW ATT-SAUT!ONSI
Has removed to the store forme occupied by
Marshall Brothers 4 Co., nest below the Post
Office, and has, replenished his assort ent with
a isrm and new stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS,
TRIMMINGS,
ours FURNISHING GOODS,
These Roods have been recently purchased
since the decline in
_prices, and h sold at
EXTREMELY LOW RATES t
(Ilse me i call, before purchasing elsewhere.
as I will sell better goods. at lower pr.ces than
elsewhere.
I have msae arrangementa with an expert
tr red Minor t
MANUFACTURE GARMENTS,
And having a large stock of Cloths and Trim-
Map, I can furnish customers with every
style of Garment they -may desks, made in a
faalikinable manner, and warranted to lit.
Don't forgot the place, next door below the
Poet-Chloe and hewn Room. Main at.
Towanda, April 31,1868.
THE YOUNG WARRIOR
IMPROVED MOWER!
Altinntactured by 0. k L. PIGIBIGO & CO.,
Groton, Tompkins county, N. Y:
la presseting to the attention of the far sera
cf the country, the above first.class Mowing
Machine, we invite ezuntuation of its away
eguellencies, sad claim for it the following int
perkwitles Ist, Being, high geared, it will
cit heavy, lodged or doe gnu, better than any
other Slower • the quick motion of the knives'
miming cl ogging or stoppage. Id Better
fir rssgk or stray ground : the guards being
placed sear to each other to protect the knives
sad prevent thjary to the machine. 3d, For
MO mid sieves meadows. - superior by ressob
that Os wheels track inside of width of cat,
halms the machine to Its position better than
this that track outside, or epos a swath.
The Tow Wanks Mower, as Improved, has
bias beers AM pais for three seasons, and
himinds of &nun CB testify to its capabill
tames perform the work assig ned it. Theso Ma
ss new manufactered have several im
pairments over last year's machines.
From the may testimonials we select the
Mended t
Mean. Pismo & Co.—l have had one of
your Newer* for the past soma, sad take plea.
sere Ea raving that It works to my entire sada
hatkat. tt aot tidy does Its work well, hit It
is the best up.land slower now In sus. .
M P. EAMON, Smithield, Pa.
Feb. lath, Liam.
C. W. HOLCOMB, 014rs t Bradford Count
Is opal for this Nowa. Awe 4,1868-4 t•
A FINE STOCK OF GOODS
aikido Moe the Holidayt, will he found
tit heat's Faisitors
VOllkB
BENT Brl7,
ORNBRAL WOOD WORK
MI
To Dealers In
We offer e
The above are from the best
W, 1. BISHOP, Soperlotendept.
lowan is, July 2, 1868
No. 1, PATTON'S BLOCKi
TOWANDA, PA.
FEED, &c.
J. M. COLLIVS;
CASSIMEB.ES,
CAPS,
HATS,
&C., &C.
FMN.IFON•
8v;14.; CHAMBERLIN
Ida attire and' lit "id reeiNed
AI IRMO r4ck Of Gold end Wm . .
, I f-01 1 ,15 -7— RWA 1
Mel it_ wad aeiroiod oil;)rtmeig of SWISS.
WAVKIRM,III orarmated.lo ran well the
Inaneplrittluidipa knepeon band •brge
R.
mit; celebrated
OLOOK
Also ae e sant sit rortimmt of the !Stoat /styles
'JEW E RY AND SILVER' WARE
nue.he hie Boger', Mother
'Points AND B,POONSt
fleaelly plated
Breakfast & Di,nizer aultys,
- Elegant treble Otte double wall t
ERITGLIIERS I ! !
.•.
.Handsome Cake: Illskebt,
BUTTER i f B.EILRY DrSHES,
Stands, Tea Bello,
mumnEnts oovr keeping the
tigOilEg & BAKEWB
Faniily Sewing Machines:
These Ilachines are superior to all others for
family vise. for•the following reasons :
They sew with two threads deed from the
sPools, aold require no rewinding.
They are, more easily understood and :ozed,
and law liable to' derangement, than othe v
,ma
chines/
They , are capable of executing perfect 4,
without•
change of adjustment, a much greater
variety of work than other machines.
The Stitch made by these mathines Is much
more Arm, el Itic, and durable, especially ,upon
articles which require to be washed and ironed,
than any other stitch. I •
This stitchi owing, ‘ to the manner in which
the under thread is unwrought, is much the
most plump and beiutiful in use, and retains
this plumpness and beauty, even upon articles
frequently washed and ironed, until they are ,
worn out. •
The structure of the seam Is such, that, nue'
it be cut or broken at intervals of only a tew
stitches, it will neither open, run, nor ravel.
but remains firm and durable.
Unlike other machines, these fasten both
ends df the seams by their own operation.
With these machines. while silk is used upon
the right or face side of the seam, cotton may
be used upon thtrother side without lessening
the strength or durability of the seam, This
cal be done on no other machine, and is a great
saying ppon all articles stitched or made np
with silk. -
These machines, in addition to their superior
merits as instruments hir sewing, execute the
mostbitutifal and permanent embroiderl and
arum tat work.
You n get Seeing Machine Needles, And all
articles Pertaining to the machine business.
- WATCH AND CLOCK REPALIBING,
Done Id the beet manner, as n3aal. at low rates
Towslnds, Jdly 18. 1867. - •
AND HE PLAYED ON A HARP
OF A TUOUBAND STRINGS,
DATTRICH 1 CO :S TEMPLE 0"P lagsto
For sate the celebrated Efatbashek (hind,
and the beautiful little Colibri Pianos. Pianos
of 219 strings. Pianos of one third more pow
er. Pianos that es fait more skill in sttacture
Pianos that are Truer made in every respect
and will stand In vine longer than any now lu
use in this country and Euroile. These Pianos
differ In constracti nit in the inside from. all oth
ers, the strings ems+ the Iron trameOn nil di
sections, distributing th immense;pressure
equally to all sides the plate. Besides . otb:
et improvement's peculiar to their conatruction
they combine al the Improvements of every
other manufacture. Send for illustrieed circa.
lars where everything is explained tasatisfac-
Oen. Also constantly on band a full assort
ment of Raines Brother's Pianos, Organs and
Melodeons of the best of various styles for the
church and parlor. Parlor and Melodeon Coy
ems, Piano and Meledeon StooLs, Instruction
Books for fde:odeou and Piano. New and old
sheet music on hand and ordered if desire
Also for sale. Prof. Van Rensselaer and Pier
son's Piano, Furniture anu Carriage Potish.—
Piano toning done on abort notice. Liberal
discount to minister:, churches and teacherii.
Also agents for the
DECKER ROD HERS UNEQUALLED
PATENT PIANO FORTES !
W.A. CFLAMOF.::I.IN. W. DITTRICII
T9wattda. Feb. 13. 1864.
U lt,ll A 1.1 1 tTUItItAIiI
lIETIE IT IS AT LAST !
BRAAIILikLL, OUWELL & CASH,
II AVE If
Anything you want in the Grocery line. See
what they have :
FLOUR, FEED, FISH, 'SUGAR,
Pon, TEA, SPICE, BUTTER, EGGS, LARD,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT I
FRESH FRUIT' IN THEIR SEASON
SALT BY THE SACK OR BARREL
TOBACCo A:' , 11) CIGARS
We are sole agente tor the test breath of Vh
ginla and
CAROLINA SMOG ING;TOBACCO
Whole lale and Retail
lastly, everything i, th e GROCERY and Pno
Vlsi•oN line
W Remember the plait No. , Main street,
Brat door - below Be:4 kmac's Block.
• Towanda, June 1 IScs. B. C. Lc C.
GREAIT UNITED STATES
7 E. 4 WAREHOUSE
F. Y. KELLEY &
Nos 35, and 30 Vesely Street,
NBW Y0.11,K CITY,
Are now supplying rnMilies .throughont th ,
country with tea and coffees through the sp.
tam ul clubs .stid their regularly. appointed
ageotsi at.. a slight. sdraoce on cargo prL•mt,
and guaranteeing their teas to be pare and
fresh. and also to give entire satisi tette!), or
they can be•retunted and,the money refunded.
Remember that by our system the consumer
pays only ONE PROFIT. insteud of seven or
eight, ha ho must do when he purchases of the
or di n a l :weer. WE DEFY COMPETITION.
We cal special attention not only to onr stand
ard , but our fancy brands of Oolong - au&
Young flysern Teaa—pecullar II avorvd teas ,
sizty days from Japan. Oar Coif Depart
ment Is managei also on the 'syste of one
profit only, and all onr coffees are sold on their
merits, We only ask a trial.
all our:importation of oar teas and coffees
can be bad of our regular appointed agents.
Ad our goods aretgoode put up by ourselves
In one. pound packages, at our warehouse in
New York, and retailed at W. 0..11. GORE'S
Drug Store. No. 137 Main street, at the small
advance of 5 cents per pound over our New
York pri,!es. This brings the goods .at the
price thoy can riEV purchased for over nor
conntera with the reight added.
LOOEZ AT OUR PRICES.,
4 .01.olgi; (Mack)-. Goo., 70., so., 90., $1 per•
lb., heist. MIXED (Green nod Black). 60c..
70c., fiOn.. 90.. $1 per lb. beet. YOUNG BY
SON (Green) 60c '
70c , 60c., 90., 11, $1.10,,
$1,20. Per lb.. best. IMPERIAL (Green), 90c.,
SI, $1,3 h. ENGLISH BREAKFAST ( Black).
70c., 81X., 80c., $l. {l,lO, 11,20, beat, JAPAN
90c., SI , 11,2.5 per lb. GUNPOWDER. SIAS,
11,50 per lb. Shantungibloynne Young Hyson,
in originaChinese packages al 60 pee pack
age. gisngai Oolong in original Chinese
packages $l,BO per pacbsge.
FANCY BEAN 0:4,-,Slingyong Oolong (Elk)
$1.25 per lb. Nankin Moynne Young Hyson '
(Green) sl'6o per lb. Uncolored Japan Teas,
days from
Yokohama 11 ,4 p e r p l pn b t up ezpressly for us
i
GROUND COFFEE.—Pure Rio, 20, 25 and
30 teats per lb. Beat Old Government Java,
40 ceata per lb. Royal alb. 2 cents per lb.
Mountain Plantation, 04 caota per lb.
Beirartiof imitations and bogus compaolea.
All ou goods bear oar Trade Marl; on each
bag. No otb• re are genuine, • 51.6 n t.
VLOUR.—Wheut Flour of all
gnickis, Bucewhent Flour, Br&u, Corn,
Meal. Feed, ke., at
Dee, 16
117 oLESA-LB
P R VI 810-111 S
P. S. IVE. /go CO.
The undersigned, r escouraged . by
the success ;A* bas thus far, at•
tended their new enterprise, desire
1
to make acknowledg ement for the
very liberal patronag;el they have re-
ceivtd, by giving theii'cuatomera the
•
advantage of their yeara' experience,
together with the bceetit of their
greatly iscreasPd facilities for. doing
business.
They keep oonstat4ly on hand, a
very large and ttomptete aisortinetit
of everything in their line, and are
daily receiving such( additions to
their stock as the _wants of their
trade requires
They have now iu ritilre, Sugar,
Syrup, Molasses, Coffee, Rice, To
bacco, Fish, Salt, Cheese, Fruitsi,
Crackers,_ Candy; Matehea, Broom ,
Wrapping Paper, andlTwine, Flour
Sacks, deeds, and a great variety of
other geode, which haie been
ly bought at the leweet fottq, in the
iriarket, - and are offered I nt who!, sale,
at rates to correspond
They desire. to call Ithvecial atten-
tion to their !Urge iitock of Fine
Teas, which they are selling at New
York Jobbing prices,--goaraoteeing
the quality in all CaBCBL
Have also on hand a good• assort!
ment of Flour, Pork Slid Kerosene
They still continue , - to have the
benefit of a resident Phrtner in New
York,-.who is e-oatantly; hi the market
and prepared to turn to our advan-
tage any favorable changes_ in the
price of 'ZOOdS,
FOX, STEVENS, htERCUR & CO.
May 12; 1868
pO'VCTELI_,
SPRING t 4
VARIE7Y OF GOODS,
F
NEATLY FINISHED
POPITI,AR PRICES!
CHAMBER SETS, - PARLOR SETS
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT FURNITURE,
Suited to this market. I. Italie the beat uphols
terer in the country. and manniactere our own
opholstered,work.
W. A. ROCKWELL'S
11,00Ela
or
113, Um &atm,
ro TV,aD.4, PA.
ez 'CO.,
Are now receivin lama
TOOK.,
Which' comp =
I . J
TIDE, USUAL GREAT
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
All of which
ARE 0114' D
UM
Lowest Mzrket Prices
Towanda, April 7,1868.
NI W GOODS! NEW Got)DS.!
Consisting of
DINING. ROOll SETS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES
Photograp h Frames, ler everybody
REPAIRING AM! JOBBING,
Done to rder. Hayloft .an experience of 20
years In :be baslue•se . 1 can eonad..ntly hope to
please all who patronize me.
Don't forget the place. No. 155, ifiin
two doors south of Reidlemili'irßlorF '
dz. Pa. _
•
Towanda, Ma. ^
du, 186E4.—Z
TUN DEPARTMENT gpMf'UM
ME
F?.- ,i I•7 , ;:o7l:eioait fit
toots ANts mots
I)ASOS ADDITIONS
Suited to the Spring Rae
.1
THE LATEST STYLES 1
THE BEM VUALITY I
AT LOWEST RATES, - AT
fflJ SPHREY. HItOTHEIttI:
Inecticea of Prime Goats are
DAILY BEING OPENED!
And ore ieady for tte lorpettlon of 'the publle:'
OUR OWN
MANUFACTURED GOODS,
On hand as tunial. We are
I
BARGAINS, BARGAINS
In:order to close out the
O'D D 1.1 0 Ts SI
FROM LAST YEARS' STOCK
And wil)frtell them
REGARDLESS OF COST!
Harms's, Harriess, Harness,
SAGDIAi. WHIPS;
"N" 3K_TSI
Robes, and all go)de connected with
The Saddlery Businew
TRUNKS, ;TRAVELLING BAGS,
VALISES , LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS,
HARNESS TRIMMINGS. kC
Towanda, April l^ , 1868
MONTANYE'S Q
w../TOREI
Desirable Assortment Goods
1 .41 19 1, being Dime i i the wore store,
CONSISTING OF MANY ARTICLES
They have not heretofore kept
HAVING FITTED. UP ROOMS
AMONG THE ARTICLES
CARPET S
From 38 cents to 82 per yard. id
EVERY DESCRIPTION!
Window Shades. & Fixtures,
CIZOC3KMI2, - Y!
BOOT A SHOES !
1-1...A.TS az O.A.PS
Frosmthe ptyies
. 01 1812 to 1868
•
HAVING BEEN PURCHASED FOR CASH
VERY SMALL PROFIT!,
OLD FRIENDS TO VISIT US,
Aod the public genetilly,lntowing we
rgrio,rtr
MUIITTANY ) I. 9
Towanda, May 5,186 P Aka
CHOTo"
NO 1 NACNNNIti PON'
ore sl i t&S per pound -
• Braiskall Coutell's tkeopdoie.!
11EUSIO, OR ANY OMR' AR
.OI.IICLS la our Ihre, ordered at short mottos
op railing at the NEWS ROOK.
B. T. DECKER
ME! li I
In receiving
Of Good*
=I
tailed over
ALSO,
A large and vet,
Above for the porpooe.
May be found
ibo
01 every description
&nt Imported
In ending* variety.
Tbesegoodt will be sold-at
We cordially invite our
To do 03
r _ Rptt _
ARlEL — Oilier ' ' 'SAteltey
0 virtue of an ads/ blank zegt 933.13 P"
phia's Court- of Bradford Coutany. gat mr•
il.r. °Unit Mos
_, . leon
.. stet Iluti tie.-,
ism% , V
meu inn to wig resids.*
—L - Bo ' on WPM .
1 0
DAT Oil der
is ilil /!-V 4144
al 111,1/I,kdknoms bed lo :FT oil
eel of land "baste is Bari bOm umo
~ ,
ed and &wiled u folkma s .11eginabg at
north-Ter of sold lot; on th e road ran
Ding east onattbrough the bomigh;froin ,
'thaw up ea 'A-wines to a COMM:
ibosainati $9 Not 14 Jere, to 1 , ooremr,
thenee.soeth 611twest 1..140 Ka, *dna path
19 0 west 4 1.19 pO., OOP WOQ tl, Nod
1 310 pm, to s cotes; theses south 03e° west
0 340 pre. to .5 coiner, sad , from tbstel7 °,
vest 18.740 re. to the ' 3)19a,, ,of beir lashi "
Co:debug 151 mare .re w ith a large two
storj=henoil: ... .
ether lot, tileo6 qtymiel of land
situate la Bertlegion bore' bounded se follows:
Beginning at the west corner of said lot, thence
mouth elf• east-3D 440 yrs. to s corner, thence
north 79' east 8 pre. to akevner, thence nor th
663 6 east
-10 pre. to A *Neer, thence north 34°
west 30 8-It.me. to a pow, thence north 60°
east 8 740 pre OLP IMMO Aimee south 30°
ast 240 Pr. to a COMM, Wale iloAb tif Wt
8 4l opra. to a corner. thew* 10 =ll., , clid
31 910 pre. to a corm.' thence nma •NM
7 8.10 pre. to a corner, thane south Ur east
6 840 prs. to a corner, thence oath 56° east
VI pre. to a COrliRK , thence south 373° east 45
140 pro., to a corner, thence 703 ° west ft ore.
to a corner, thence 63° mat 9 640 pre., thence
north Sr west 46 prs. to a corner, and hoot
thence north 8° east 47 pre. to the place of be
gin, fag Combining 383 scow.
ALSO --OW other lot of Med. beglibbut at
the west corner thereof in -the old Berwick
Tompthe.and runnbg from theses north 511 6
east 10 8 10 pre. to a loomr, thence north ase
west 94.10 pre. to . r egret, lbws* sloth 33*
as 31 ms. foes, Ciente sot: bat
58 pre. lo a oorner- •tor, thinde ititith 4 ° west 15
pre, to 'a corner, and from thenen 373°
wee 418.10 pro. to the placed begin:deg.
Containing 8 acme sad 100 ches, ant Wais
ted in Burlington bone. p er
,
AlBO--One other lot of lan& sitnateton - the
south bank of Bogar Creek in Barlington twp..
'commencing at the.north-west corner of said
lot, from thenne.Bll 6 mat 60 pre. to a corner.
thencesynth 83* east 60 pm. toe coiner , thew
north 88°. west {d pia to A c rner and from
thence north 83° west 60. pre. td I be place,9l
Weaning. Containing 11; acres. , . 1 ,---
TERMS.—SSO to be paid by the h as
for each lot it the time the property Is struck
down, and one-third at the - monfirmakm of the
ale, ono- third in eLt moatha thereafter. one
third in one year atter narration.
El.. 61. BILL;
PHILANDER f. 013111
ELLEN P. NolEAli
Administrators.
Jate 4.1888.
--- -
TN T. DISTRICT • COURT OF
J.
TB UNrlzzisTATEts, for the Wes
tern Disikict iii l'efinsilvanti; ALMON G.
STARK, a Bankrupt nliW:the &AO Con-
grew of March 2d, 1867, haying applied for
a Discharge from ell. his • debts, and other
claims provable tinder said' ct, By order of
the Court, notice is herebygiven, to all
creditors who have proved :their debts, and
otherpersOsua -, .. interested, to appear on the
24th day of JULY, 1868, at 9 o'clock,
a. m., before EDWARD OVERTON, Jr.
Esq., Register in Babkraptcy, at his office
at Towands,to show catuse,if any they have,
thesa Discharge should not be granted to
aid Bankrupt And further, nodes is
hereby filyan, that the Second and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt,
required by the 27th and' 28th Sections Of
said Act, will be had- before the said Regis
ter, at the same time and place.
S. C. McCANDLESS,
Clerk 11. S. Dist. Court for said Cistrict
July 2,{1868.—'19w.,-
N - THE DISTRICT - COURT OF
I
THE, UNITED STATES, for the West
ern District of Pennsylvania. NATHANIEL
B. STEEVENS, a Bankrupt under the Act of
Congress of March 2d, 1867. having 2 91 4 fed
for a discharge from all his debts, anAother I
claims provable under said Act, By order of
the Court, notice it hereby giventio all Credi
tors who haite proved their debts, and other
persons interested, to appear on the 21st
day of JULY, 1868, .at 10 o'clock, a. in.,
before said Court, at the once of EDWARD
OVERTON, dr., Esq., , Register at Towan 7
da, Pa., to show cause, if any they barer
be
why a Discharge should not granted to
the said Bankrupt. And further, notice is
hereby given, that the Second and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt,
required by the 27th and 28th Sections of
said Act, will be hid before said Register,
at the same time and place. •
• ,
S. C. IdoCANDIMASI,
Clerk U. S. That Dist Court for said District.
July 2,1868.-2 i.
A iJDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the mat
ter of ate eats of Peter I. Vioaurn deed.
In the tri er utt i Coort of Bradford,County.
The tin an auditor, appointed by
said court to d bate moneyafin the hands of
adminiitratlr of said esate, will attend to the
duties of his appointment at his office In ;the
borough , of Towanda. Ton FRIDAY, the 17th
day of JULY, 1868, at 2 , o'clock p. tn.,
and all persons having claims upon said funds
must present them, or ebe be forever debarred
from the same. -a
ELLWA RD OVERTON Jit-,
June 11, 1868. Auditor.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY I
Tku is to gine notice, That on the .141 day of
June. A. D. 1868, a warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued ageing the estate of ism N. Lacey.
of Brsintiint twp., in the county of Wyou,ing;
State of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on MI own petition ; that the pay
meet.of any. debts and delivery VoJ any proper.
ty belonging to such Bankrupt to him or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law ; that a meeting of
the creditors of said Bankrupt to prove their
debts and to choose one or more Assignees of
his estate, will be held at a Court ot Bankrupt
cy to be holden at the office of the Register in
in the Court Rouse, in the. Borough of Towan
da, before EDWARD OVERTON, Jr., Regis
ter. on the - -15th day of JULY, A. D.,
1868, at 9 o'clock, a, m.
THOMAS' A: ROWLEY.
'United States Marshal as Messenger, West
ern District of Pennsylvania.
. By S. M COOLBAUGH, Deputy.
' June 18, 11169.-4 W. V-
IMX`ECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice'
1:4 is hereby given that a. Persons indebted
to thi estate or NANCY 'SNYDER. fate of
Sheshequin.dec'd, are requested to -make im
mediate payment, and ali• having, claims crpon
said estate will present them duly an hentitated
for settlement.
Jane 2, laaa
IN BAN K RIII : "*Y.--In the matter
lof GEORGE SMITH, Bankrupt In the
District Court of the United States, for the Wes
tern District co: Pennsylvania.
lb whoa it Way Concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appontment as as- .
signee of GEORGE SMITH, of .blonroe tip..
In the county of Bradford. and State of Peen
sy.vania, within sald District:who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District. Court of Said District. • •
Dated at the 25th day of • Jun;
A. D. 1868. JOHN W. MIL Assignee.
EXECUTOR'S . NOTICE.---Notice
is hereby given, that ill person: in
debted to the -estate -of Ditvid Coffin,
late -, of Emithdell,.. dec'd. are isquested to
make immediate payment, and those hiving
claims against aid& estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
JAIN. W. COFFIN, -
Executor.
Jum"2.lkA.
A ITDITOR'S NOTICE.—/it the
1 - 1 mailer of Me estate of R. R./ Rogers,
late of Caritas Ip., • dee'd. In' the . .Orphan's
Court of Bradford Coo oty.
The undersigned auditor appointed-by NA
Court upon 'exceptions fired to the partial so
coda of the executors of R. R. Rogers, deo'd.,
- will attend to the duties of his appointment,
at the house of Ezekiel Newman, in Canton
borough.= TUESDAY, the 21st day of JULY,
.1868; at 1 o'clock. p. m., when and where all
persons interested are rispeated to attend.
0. D. VONTANYE.
Auditor.
Jana 18, 1888
TN BANKRUPTCY.-In the matter
IN
ol Lawrence C, Cotklin, Bankrupt. In the
Dieted Court of the United States, for the
Western District of Pennsylvania .
To whom ,t may Cancel a: The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointfnent as as
signee of Lawrence C. Conklin, of Temkbannock
in the county of Wyoming, and State of Penn
sylvania within said District. who hai been ad
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court of said District.
Dated at Tookbionock. the 28th day of May.
A. D. 18E8. JOHN &RHODES, Assignee.
r XECU'TOR!S NOTICE. --Notice
bibezeby given Galan persons Ludetited to
the estate of JOHN .PORD, deed., late of
Pike twp.. are requested to make Immedi.
eta PaYment, without delay, and those having
demo against- said estate must present them
duly authenticated for settlement. -
. G. W. 'BRINK.
June 17,180. . Executer. •
VXECUTOWS NOTIOL—Noe
.A.:a beret) throw
_that all perste
the estate 01 Samuel liartsbn—
W Wham twp., are ter
without delay, and '
said utate
ted k
..ioe . Is
Indebted to'
ore, deal., late of
osstadtro make payment
Ansa twist . elaime whist
pfselat gall
uAlassouss ,
GEORGE LAWRENCE.
hte`ls 11M.* trectora.
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-- I
tfotlee is busby &en, that all im sole
indebted to the estate of W. 11..11. G WON
mot, late of Troy are regaestei, .to
maim hamediate payment, and thuse halls*
'demands againaC said estate will present ibeni
duly anthentleate4 for settlement.
B. b. RUSSELL,
AdraditratOr.
=I
May 91;1468
, A VDITO : : .• ' i Ike mat
' oce gerfe e Mote of iierriron• Cirtlisfr..--
14 'l l itiVdg leti,r
,lo by mid
to soup .fp pso of the • •
C ZSitroti of Or oar* Vlitorlitil OW ) '
ifest If ffUOI - JII 4141 dram oilliiir ,-1 -
presdarrot es Mr _Mar fa the_ Wilt 1 .
arta, ogl IFIIMAIN 'As Slit • ' Ark "' 4
i t
he, if I Want fur.' ste 14111, 1 ; 1
p , sZ oi rg e t t rieCektilll *PP OM n ~,
tri f till VI 4 7 45 :
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, Joarilii VMS* 4 ,, . • I-, , -- A ,r4frodiNfrioi ,• ,
I Aimintisrtnon4flem t t od i i.
None. Is hereby efroftist; otr •r-;
Webb II trkilafPfoitr 01'W/11 1 -111 1 /Cr• 4 •''
of Slierbegobr two.. d00'4 4 sir An -
make blierediate - *yard/sod off id • .-.....4 :'. -
fag dams"oipdast• soli Motor fairintroldri; ,-,, •
thing daymillhorithrsted, for met
_tletiogio% j-„-,4,1 •,;
. ' LIMINDAIMEAD,
- • - r , -,At in toutbi, . 1 , •4. t
Jame 18,1818.
ALUABLE': PARR POW SALK•
Annie& , 13 .Towand*.knrastatp,. Maths
half * mile.ot the Tillage of. trff sada. ,Coa
lel? about, 207 *onto, 31» , 4 lop' owl 112-
*eV . With pleety of w r+l ri4 • ervillw toe-
W4l' a, well watered. eoneortob'e ombilldlogs
and well addl . /led for either gri or easing.
For **stardom Inqdlre of JAY Oa teltt.
Towanda, Pi., or L. CFI 16 PKG Wee. ?tacit -
Ils,.Pa. .X1e743,1358.—tf.
YAIATABLE FARM FOR 9A Ls.
tiltaated ha. Rome losinablp Om: cue-.
uni.a-half miles. east of Rome Borceati, con
taining 00 ecru; about 1 i acres Improved. weli.
watered, with .dwelling house, 'olitholldhigs,
Rood bearing and youog orchard timeori.
Terms reasonable, and time given for a Fortiori
of the purchase' money. For 'father narticu
lass impairs on the 'remises of .
E.. 11. TOWNER.
Rome, MaY 11, 113.611.-41.0 c
VrALIJABLE FARM Ff)R BALM- -
o t.,tartn ot ono hundred and .aftty sews.
within six miles at Towanda,, and one mile
from the thesis oilseed • for sale on.firiorable .
terms. One hundred aeon am cleared and ler '
high state of cultivation, with good fences and
most excellent buildings. The house is a well
built dvellteg with very coaveshint est-balld
lags consisting of summer, kitchen. sod store
room, woodbottee, and the yard weU Ailed witb
evergreen and other trete, =Thd barn is a hire
bank barn 36z68 feet with* good shed atteihery
a horse ban adjoining with atills,for sir: :horses -
a large corn house near by Sul is tenant house
on the property. •Iftie farm Us its easternond
southern acpmv and brodered. foe , sale solely
on 1110MUlt Of the Ili health or the miner. For '
. .
further particulars and terms, which are highly
favorable. application may bemade to
B. B. /11:181dELL.
, Towanda, Feb. 20, lBfB. %• :
TO THE FROND'S. OP ,EDUCA
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CATION AND LoYEIii DP
... EIIIISIC.
We take pleaeurein,in;foryning ifou
that we have just oienecr,i4,ti.iowan
da, on the corner" V Bridge' and-
Main Street,-Ao. 3 Patton'e Block,
. 1.
on Elegant New - Book a nd-Mus ic .
/Store, where every thiny,.in the Book
Stationery and 'music line may be
found. Also Statuary, Paintings,
Gold Pena, 'Spectacles, Eye Glasses
Spy Glasies, Opera Glasses, and a
general assortment of Musical 1:71
struments, Yankee Notions and
Fancy Articles.
Otir Goods were all.selected in the
city with great care
. bY experiencell
hands and bought with cash at a
•
very low figure with a uieto to the
wants of this community.
We feel confident we shall be able
to offer bargains to all,who will fav
or us wit .their a patronage. Call
and see us. •
S P. : B I N - G T AD
8. N. BRONSON; ORWOL4--.1)4„
. .
Offers to bu ilders most complete stock of
Builders Hardware, Beak, GIS3B, !PM . Oils
Paiute, Varnishes, Blinds, Trimmings. Batts,
Door Ttimmings. o. , .
TIN . ROOFS,.. 'CONDUCTOR.*
Gutters. put on by , eipmiance4 worlungn and ,
at the lowest rates.- Tinkering and Jabbing,
sap bolters; Sap spites, &0..- Rovire'n Sewing
Machi ee, tone . better. - :Universal 'Clothes
Wringers, bet in um. Wheel Rakes and Com
bined Plaster Sower. worthy the attertlnn of
thR Infelligent tanner. Habbard's Mowing Ma
ell
chines, durable and d frable. tor ; ,4e-lbot cut.
Tables, clialre, beddei s, springAted, bottoms,
and otber ' - - • •
F U R I N' :1 UIR. , IVU:' I ,•
• , •
Farmers wilt fled this tenon tbe, hist qtrallty
f Tin Pans, Mirk and fitzais.Paili, and: every
description or Tin Ware. %Flour .aad Salt,.
Cloy r and Tim . othy Feed,- Spinning Wheels,
Flax Wheels, Reels, - Wheel Heads, Flyers .
Field Rollers and , Fluter SciWeru furnished to
order at lowest possible prices I .'. -
ALSO--Corn' Shelters; licrilaii INchin" ,
Uniting Boxes. ~ , - -* ...-• . ,- 4- •
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1,•
: •i . 8 0 1 0 411 i
Orwell, rib. - '2, ' HISS.. , . ,
WILLIAM SNYDER,
OBADIAH
Executors
fltat totati: !.-,
Stuullanious;~
CROSS t CO. 4
TIUB Is PEMBONAL TO ALL WHO
READ IT. - Cons & CO., have just
opened a splendid_New Book and
Musiet.Store. in Pniton's :Bloch,
Towliada, where they aro . selling
everything in their line cheap for
Ca& Call and see' them and sat-
isfy yourself that such lathe case
1868 I
G R 01r E.R &- B S
IHOUEST liitEldlirg ;
BRWING'M'AC.HINESt
TU. Chesant attest lacildpbia:
THE VERiI . HIGHEST PRIZE,
THE CROgi OF THE, LE L XO, 'Pe HONOR
W.ts cou er op the reprment•tiie . iof the'
GROPER-
SE W. ~'-b. Q .
~.T4,4%.:9-,T._5,4,:.S ,
MI
VPOSITION:UNIVICttOLLO;' .
• , •
tuts, 18671 aitestiir
TUEIR
Our all ot/ntr. wince:4oloes
Ad assoiteinns be there maibines
constantly .= hand sod for Wad .r. •
A. MAIII3LRLIN,
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TOW ;JD*; PA.
Feb. 6 ; 1968. " '
6 4R10G AND I)4Y/SOROOL,.
20211/1t013 . 01t AVVIVE,
14141';TORIC Cl 7 Y,
liikbAmE a. ~ mieus;
. ,
flaying increased the &chow:4l4lons Nun
;lila, detites to Worm bet patrols th at she is
able to aka the idthabliiell Ohio Inatitatine
to s %Ma weber at Ileum, Wise.
Pm& is ttwiseg, o f tile Sebooi. '. •
Kedime,: refine h irtnissiei to J. B.
Bose Ihkg.s. Masi i Wia)ll. *Wary Esq..
and 11$ O. Goode kk .:SoVicows, P. ,•
....: ...:
Jane 1VA6 148 .t . • ' •
PAN KING
NING&
lIABKFAIA
1 , lb. ItnaltsiCßlll% OA 41ii formedlll a
coops:tam Ilp bum &Oho int or .-
a= & TlllMlLlorlbe
lato -at carrying
as tho ikons businbaki_ making sad
;nothing dotted° ordorind a 1 wort warranted.
Caidivaid tor bidet • , t ) •i'. :. .
0 t 7 , qIIitYPIN MAGEE.
=OAR 11. Fl7l4.Ett
Camptown, lin. 'la, WS. - - • .