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LOC4J AND GENERAL.
rOWANDA CHURCH * DIRECTORY. --Re
Church:'-Bev. ROBY.= PtINCAP, tor.
Preaching, Sundays at 10 s. v., and 7}
r. It. Sunday. School, 13 Y. as. Prayer
Meeting every-Thursday evening._ •
IL E. Church.—Bev. J. T.l3novirem., Pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 10}
and 71 r. at. Suns •y School, r.. at.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
Presbyterian Church.—Bev. Wan Hams,
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 101
A. M., and 7 P.m. Sunday School,lir.m.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings.
Episcopal Church.—Bev. F. D. Homan, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 101 a.m.
and 3r. as Sunday School, 11 P. V.
Tuts TABLE.—The following
Time Table of the -Pennsylvania =file,
York Canal and Bail /load Company, ,ithich
took effect on Monday, May, 11,; . 1868 :
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SOLTIEWARD.
'P. M. A. M. •A. M.
_6:30 1120. —.820
_6:45 ....8:45
...7:00 11:18.....858
...7:15 12:03 9:1.3
...7:45 1228 958
P. M. A. M.
NORTHWARD.
A. M. A. M. P.M.
_8:08 11:00 458
...7:53 - 10:45 44.3
—.7:40 1022 4:30
... 725 10:17 4:15
..7:00...... 9:52 3:50
A. M. r A. M. P. M.
JOIE P. COX, Superintendent.
AnEeis,
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Anips .
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UL . .Frine..
1 °WADA
Mir The old tavern at Chnawana,
near Owego, kept by E. B. Garland, was
burned with most of its contents on Tues
day night of last Week.
j The residence of Mrs. I. P.
tiraimnio, situate in the northern part of
this borough, eras strack by lightning on
We.3:nesdaylast,but not materially damaged.
ITENRY A. RECORD, M. D., formerly
of Towanda, has been appointed Resident
Pybsician at the Insane Asylum, Chautau
--pie County, N. Y.
TRICK BY- LIGHTNING.—During a
thunder shower, on Wednesday last, the
bridge across the river at this place was
trice struck by lightning, but not damaged
appexteut.
Jrr That cer'ain person who stole
tLat Porcelain Picture from Harding A;
Smalley's Gallery, is respectfully. requested to
return the same immediately and save fur
ther trouble.
VVi.• understand that a barn
1.:,.1 , .m.;1ng to JASON VANNESS in Standing
lie. Was set on fire by lightning on Wed
hday last, and entirtly consumed togeth
er.with its consents, including fonr I:ulna
-Mc horses.
Firs; Nine of th" Wino', a
li,dl Club, of this place, have recently
procured a new Fiel'ar 4 CTit, --- 4black and
Lit plaid. The Winor,a's playlthe Cayn
ta's, of Wayerly, N. Y., some time during
Cue present -month.
Out i roo.•:.rs will remember
that on Saturday neat, l'rof. 0. b. Pram.,
the renowned horse-tamer, pitches tent at
tLis place. All who desire to learn the se
ult of managing vicious horses should ta
t,t.l. Si:e advertisement,
WAVERLY ITEMS.--The Erie Railway
for weighing their coal have been
c
—During the first mouth of coal business
Len•, there were shipped from this place
12.8 car loads.—AJL•ocale.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.—Green apples
are offered in . our market, and simultaneous
u:th their, appearance 'we hear reports of
eases of cholera morbus. People who Want
to poison their children can do it very
speedily and effectually by feeding them on
I]).. c , apples and wilted vegetables.
SUSQUEHANNA Col. TT ITEMS.—Front
De,nocrat.—Fiu g Lkreatop.—A shed
belonging to Mr. Chas. It. Bailey, was
F truck by lightning Thursday evening last,
:'i:l ecusumed, together with its contents,'
4,1 call eight tons of hay. The shed was
a t out CO feet long, and partially connected
to a ' Logo barn, which was saved. Mr.
Dailcyystiniates his loss at about $3OO. No
I=
Fitt x JE.sser.—The barn of Michael
hilf.y, of Jessup township, was burned on
tht 11 , ..h. It was caused by a little child
tt ing fire to some straw on the barn floor
v.t i. trp.t.:ll. Loss said to be about $4OO.
•I : VAN COUNTY ITEMS.—Front the
Pr,.s.—A severe thunder storm on
1 . 1: ' ,, y list did considerable damage in this
t v, uprooting trees, blowing down
•, • -..•t• Mill fell in libundance, nod
:o.y d.anaged the growing crops.
.:111 , INTED.- Charles lioniann has been
:'4' ..ated Postmaster at this place, and P.
I. ls•ney removed. Mr. Cheney was nev z_
,•Iblinsou matt, and has expected re-
::..‘.,1 a long t4.e. TtLey could have had
.1 • Tore by asking fur it, and the only
• ! is that Claeni2y remained In peace-
.! •,tiu:,:on so long
Wolxr, art. now open- 1
complete new stock of lt'ady Made
mthufg, which they propose to sell on the
• • one price system," and " mtsh basis."—
This firm possess peculiar adynntages in
buying their srippli,s, which l added to the
‘;,erioice of Mr. SOLOMON i 4 knowing the
w.ints of this market, in tidis! fine, will tin
yn secure for thenil a large share
patronage. Their place of busi
:. is one door north of TAYLOR LC: co.'s
11 Main street, where they will be happy
to e all who may,favor them with a call.
iitorou v.—Yes tcrd ay Dr. UrDE
t: I:Ark performed another operation for
r,Lioving an Ovarian tumor. The Gist was
Lialcilecular and a large portion quite
fil,rons. The adhesions were quite erten
,ive. The removal was complete and sails-
L,; tory. The lady, on whom the operation
was
,performed, is a maiden woman, about
Ilfty years old, flll4 a resident of Hamilton,
Madison Count:.; Drs. Metcalf, of Owego,
i'r6. A- Bice, Chase, P. H. Flood and Cot
(11 of.t.tis city were present and assisted at
tat opbration, together with Dr. trDr
t asistant,
t
—At a late hour, hist evening, the patient
quite comfortable. The weight of the
111L:Or Nl* thirty pounds.- . —Eimira Ady'r.
I;LtcKuEr.nr WoNE.—As the black
-I,Lrry Eeason approaches the people will be
I , ,king about for recipes to wake cordials
IA wine, we give the following, i•hich is
aid to be the best ever tried. In'orderthat
may be , no doubt aboutotir belief in
rteipe, we are willing that the parties
it Flinn each send ns a bbttle of the*
Tat: of berries any quantity, mash and'
Let the juice stand for thirty-six
1• skim off whatever may - rise to the
l'Jp. Take for each gallon of juice one
of water and three pounds of sugar,
11.1 x and lets(and twenty-four hours in open
skim and strain. Place in
1,,r1,-18 or easks•(4o not stop Coo tight) and
al a cool place until March following,
Vern it should be carefully racked off and
Luttld.
It may be necesia4itisai that, ; thb makes
of wine by the recipe may be dergrAMA . ( 11 4'
neOessarily) by its retaining the "Firma?
smell and taste for several months alter
barreling.
i
TOWANDA MADNETS.—Whotesale
ze. C=
Corrected every Tuesday by II
Covr.LL & Cum, Grocers l -51 Main Street:—
Wheat ~ ?. 12
. 00 et $2-50
Rye 1 20
. .
Buckwheat. , ... 1 85
Corn 4: '1 120
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Oats . .
- 1 70
-
Beans :..._... . 3OQ o} 4 00
Buttek(rolls). 2$ '3O
~ . (dairy) 9 35
,Eggs 20
:Potatoes .. ~ k , 4 1 60
'MY (Per an) " - 1 10 00
Fourp bbi) 9 00
XX 10 00 -14 00
Ham 24 . 24
Turkeys iq 18
Geese . • 12
Ducks 14 16
Chickens 12 a 14
%WIMP OP Gum—Wheat, Corn,
58 lbs; Bye, 56 lbs ; Oats, 32 Iblo Barley,
46 lbs ; Buckwheat, 48 lbs; Beans, 62 lbs ;
Bran, 20 lbs; Oktver Seed 62 'bat riled Ap.
pies, 22 lbs; Flax Seed 60 lbs. i * •
Special Notitto.
Foe SALL-A Seholarshiii, ie the
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute or sale
of rent, Apply to SPZIIBT Bat the
office of Mercur & Aiorrow, •Towatula, Pa.
July 29, 1868.—tf.
GOOD TEmnass ArrENTNN.4—The
members of Northern Lodge, Nab 203, are
all earnestly requested 'to be in attendance
at the regular meeting on FRIDAY the 31st
of JULY, as business of unusual import
ance is to be transacted. • I
L. R. Fnosr, W,. F. S.
HOUSE ..IND LOT FOE SALE. 4 house
and lot on Fourth Street, near James Phin
fly's. A bargain offered. Enquire,ofiWrcs
atm & BLACX. Towanda, Pa.
June 4, 1868.tf.
AGENTS WANTED.—Ladies and gen.
tlemen wanted in every township' ird3rad
ford county, to canvass for Holland'B pub
lications and engravings. Agentsa clear : .
Address ing from $5O to $l5O per month. Address
at once A. A. Bum's, Towand% j
July 13, 1888.
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TOWANDA STEAM FLOURING
The undersigned proprietors of th 'Towan
da Steam Flouring Mill, are ready: to do
custom grinding in the best possible man
ner and at unusual short notice.- I
Having E4cured the services of it cbmpe
tent and obliging miller, they feel le-Srrant
ed in promising entire satisfaction.!
Flour and Feed at lowest cash pricOs.
Gurerrra, WELLS & Miersos.
Jtily 2, 1868.-Im.
TAKE NOTICE.—The .ntierefilled is
about to change his place of bushiest!, and
therefore gives notice that all outstanding
accounts due him should be settled by the
Ist day of August next, or they will fie left
in other hands for collection. j
June 16, 1868 -6w. Join:. Disnmsrm
it. Messrs. Wheeler & WilQoij, No.
62.5 Broadway, expose in theirdow the
original Gold Medal awarded theta lit the
Paris Exposition for Sewing and Button-
Hole Machines-the only gold medal for
this Branch of manufacture—over 8.?; corn
petitors.—N. Y. Tribune.
These celebrated machines can bii len at
Wickham Black's,where you can ke good
machine threads and silk, and firly ;thing
wanted to work on your Sewing Machines.
Max 28, 1868.
CASCADE Mims— Camptoum—ilave
a large supply of prime Winter Wbeat, two
thi rod of it choice while, equal in quality to
the celebrated Michigan, Kentucky or Cali
fornia grades. We can furnish an article
at once more wholesome and economical,
than brands from a distance—which are of
ten made of poor materiakadulterated with
white corn, or injured from lying in store a
long time before being used. Located in a
fine wheat growing district, we are able to
get a supply of the best at our Mill 'door,
and expect only pay for manufactining as
our profits.
- We warrant each sack or barrel to
be of first rate quality: A superiorqUality
of Rye Flour always on hand. Eke Price
List. EL B. Ispitast.
June 4, 1868
lIAND Loom.--A. O. VER4S Self
Acting Hand Loom. - Manufactured. and
for sale by A. 0. Warr & Co., AndbvOr, N.
Y. Send stamp for descriptive cir#l4.
Jrue 18, 1868.-3m*. I 1
WAVERLY ' /E.—The Forty
fourth term of the Waverly Institute Opens
August 18,.1868, under the charge of lA. J.
LANG, A. M., and with the same pot s of
instructors as during the past year.
A full Commercial Course has been es
tablished during the past year hi Which
students have all the advantages of the best
Commercial Colleges, and the additional
advantage of a thorough drill ill those
branches indispensable to a compliite !busi
ness education.
Normal Class organized at beginning of
term, in which 20 of the first appliants
will receive free tuition for fourteen eeks.
No change in the Higher English and
Classical Departments. .1
Board can be had with the teachers and
in many of the best families at very reason
able rates, or, on application to the Princi
pal students may secure rooms and board
themselves, thereby lessening the ezitense
one half. - For particulars address the
Principal at Waverly, N. Y.
Waverly, July 23, 1868.-4 w.
Choice English BreaVast iTea
at LONG & KEELER'S. Jul 2.
BVC,KNVIIRAT, Kt Fox, STEiENP
MEl:clin .1, N. 's Jul' 2.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE von SA I LS IN
Rolm Bonoitun.—The subscriber will sell
all 0 , his property in Rome Boro' cdnsist
ing of quite a number of dwelling houses,
lots, barns, &c., and about 20 set+s of
Ohoice land. Also his store with'etOck of
merehandize. Or would rent the store.
L. MOOBIL
Rome, May 15, 1.868.-3 m.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS —WIISOTI s Al
bany Seedling, 12 ets per doz., 50 Cil3per
100, $1 per 1,000 ; Agriculturist 12 cis per
doz., 50 etc per 100, $.4. per 1,000.; boun
ds, (Kuoz's No. 700) 25 cts per doz., 02 per
100, $2O per 1000 ; Juetinda (when ;other
kinds are taken) 12 cis - per doz -. ., $1 perloo
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$lO per 1000.
Cau furnish Wilson's and Agriculturist
now ; Jueunda's by August Ist.
J. G. HOU'ET, hlonroeton, ra.
July 13, 18G8:-3m'
The celebrated Millville •Prnit
Jars. All glass. • For sale at
June 25. LONG & Irnmes.
WANTED, a good WOOD TIIR4R, a
ho Towanda Agricultural Works.
July 22..3t W. T. BD3ROP,
Sir Every Republican wants the
Poreux. The pretest, cheapest and spici
est paper out. It is loaded fall of flip, and
shot off monthly, at only 25 cents per year.
Specimen copies five cents each. Address
The Porous, Wort°, Pa. July 214t*
L
WANTED. —A competent person,woo
- can come well rocommended, to teach a se
lect school at Liberty Corners, Pa., for one
term, commencing about the first of Sep
tember. For particulars apply. ptating
terms, to J. W. Ini-rxr..
Liberty Corners, Aug. 4, 1868.-It*.
stir The subscriber bolds for sale
at his place in Camptown, a three-year old
iron gray Mare Colt, weight 1,206 Sounds,
a good Cow, a one-horse Lumber Wagon, a
Cutter; and also 6 Sheep to let to double.
lithrrrw Far.
August 5,1868.-4 el
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VANNESS—RENDERSHOT—At i essuP,
Susquehanna Co., July 4th, 1868, by Rev.
I. P. Towner, Mr. Jason Vanriess, of
Standing Stone, and Miss 13.. J. Render
shot, of the former place,
MILLER—LEWIS--At the residenee of the
bride's father in Pike,. Pa., July 13, 1868,
by Rev. N. Brigham, Mr. Samuel A. Mil.
ler, of Lennox, Pa., and Miss Adeli%M.
Lewis.
PUTT—RAGGON—At the residence of A.
S. Platt, Esq., Cincinnati, Obio, July 22,
1868, by Rev. J. L. Grover,W M. W.
Platt, of Toledo, Ohio, anblisi Emma
. Baggot, of Sugar Run, Pa
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AND IT Yoil4 szuntlz
SOLOMON'- <<WOLFF 1
t ,ElespeetftWY aiMourtge to l their numerous
friends that they ate 'no reildx to open one of
lb enicest; best se* ,sol.4rgese stock of
READY , mApo 'CLOTHING
ever brought to : Towaudo Ur. Solomon, who
;haa until recently auvied - on mitts badness for
s great number years, and haring during all
'that time enjoyed the ,patronage -of nearly
every citizen of the county, with credit to him
;self and satisfaction tot his patrons, has in or
der to merlin farther kontinnance of the good
will, sold their entire Old stock at &And sao
rifle e. and are now opening an entire
COMplete Neiv'sYtack
The bard cat will hereafter be conducted on a
strictly - -
CASH BASIS,'
and at ONE PRICE ONLY, on which principle
they meet to be able to sell goods at a very,
small pro fi t and distance , allcompetition: We
invite one and all to -pay us a visit at the old
staid of Solomon do Sod one door - berth o
Taylor es Co. • I
The highest- market e d g e paid for Wool,
tildes, Pelts and Ualf Skids.
• - SOLOMON 4 WOLFF.
ALIX. SOLOIION. • JULIUS WOI.TF‘ -
Towanda, Aug. 3, ,1818.
NEW; GRODFIY . AND PROVD
i3ION STORE
Mpe.A.3l3F. & MIX,
Itespectfully announce that they have cow
meneed the
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINES
In the North Store of Idercor's Now Bleck
MAIN STFIEET,
And have now in store a fall assortment of
Goods to their line, purchased in New York,
which they have selected with un usual care,
and-will sell at the lowest possible rates. Their
stock is complete in every particular, and in
qoality and price cannot fail to' give satisfaction
They ask the patronage 'of the public,-with
he assurance that first rate goods and lair
deallnglasy always be expected.
They have new In store, and for sale by the
case or single jar, a large r sto.:k of
MOORE'S SEI.FSEALTNG
AIR. TIGHT FRUIT JARS,
Which they recommend at the very best °tiered
to the pub:ic. They ask Ipr this jar, an itopec
lion and trial, as Its merits ire a parent tb ev
ery one. 1 '
.10— North st , re is iderene's Now Block,
Main street, Towanda, Pa.
sir (7 ASII paid for i'IIODUCE, and for
BUTTER, at the highest market rates. •
i JAMES MoCA BE, '
PARRY 511. X.
June 25,4868.
ORSE-POWERS,, THRESHERS,
CLEANERS! SEPERATORS!!
Blood & Co., Athens, Pa.,
Still.coutinue to manufacture BLOOD'S CEL
EBRATED THRESHERS AND CLEANERS,
AND HORSE POWERS to run ,the same, and
are prepared to fill orders promptly, .
ON AS GOOD TERMS
As can be bought in the United States. Bay
ing been 15 years engaged in manufacturing
Threshing Machines, we have spared neither
time nor expense in perfecting our ranching,
and ci , im to have
THE BEST CLEANER
One that will seperate. the Grain from the
Straw more perfectly , and with less power,
than any other manufactured. They are very
simple in construction, Ulu comprised in one
piece, so that it does not require a mechanic
to set them np or ran them it they are all man:
ufactured under oar personal supervision, and
WE CHALLENGE THE' WORLD.
To show better workmanship or material Ev
erg machine is act up and
THOROUGHLY TESTED UNDER MOTION,
Before leaving the Werke, and are
WARRANTED TO BE IN WORKING ORDER
They have been In practical use for eeveral
years. and can be attached; to Tread Power's,
Sweep Powers. Steam or Water Power, and for
DURABILITY-. Perfection of Working, and
Economy, their equal has not been invented.-
OUR PRICES
Are 48 low.as those of any other manufacturer;
and parties desiring to purchase% will find it to
their-interest to examine oar stock before per.
chaglng elsewhere.
PRICE LISTS FURNISHED
On application. All kinds of
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES
On hand, and Mill Rork, Engines, Boilers and
machinery of all kinds got up to order prompt
ly and on favorable terms.
Athens, JO y 23, ISG3
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
202 MADISON AVENUE,
NEW YORK CITY,
MADAME C. MEARS,
Raving Increased the accommodations for pu
pits, desires to inform her patrons that she is
able to offer the advantages, of her Institution
to a larger no nber of' ,Young Ladies.
i'rench is the language of, the school. '
Madame M. "refers b y permission to J. B
Howe_Esq. , Greenwood, Wna.„M. Mallory Esq ,
and E.. 4).. Goodrich Towarios, Pa.
Jane 11,1868."
TT S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
IL) • Notice is hereby given tttit, the Annus.
list of Exet4e taxes for fBnl3, has been trans•
spitted to me by the Assessor. and the same bas
become due and payable. All persons assessed
in the Coon ty of BRADFORD, will make:pay
ment at the Collector's Oaleo , Towanda, on or
before the 15th day of July ,1866.
Notice 13 also given that all persons who
neglect or reins° to pay the duties and taxes
assessed upon them within the time specified
will become liable to pay , tbe pehalties imposed
by law, in addition.
11. L. SCOTT, Collector,
13th District, Pennsylvania
Collector's Office, Towanda, Jung 24. 18;18.
BEEMER'S DOUPLE-jACTING,
WOODEN FORCE PUMP!
This is the most effective and cheapest force
pump manufactured. Ib took the first premium
at: the Chemung County fair of 1867, and only
needs a trial to satisfy every one of Its merits.
Thdy are In 'general use in Western Bradford,
and. of some hundreds put in not one has tailed
to give satisfaction.
This pump may be seen in operation at
the Reporter printing ofEco, and at several other
places in Towanda .
,Address GEO. DUNHAM, Jr., South Creek,
Pa., who Is Agent. for Biadford and Chemung
counties. July 21, 1868.3m*
IMPROVEMENT OF STOOK.-
An oppOrtunity is now offered the farmers
of bradford to improve their stock oy bleeding
RED. KIRK, 7in A. H. 8.,
A thorongh.bred short Horn of -good pedigree
running back to the herd of Mr. Bate!.
:Hato of service $5,00, cash down.
•As bat few cows can- be served th
. present
season, all vrbo.desire to obtain service should
call EOOll or address,
JOSEPH 110 MET,
Monroeton, Pa.
June 15,1569.3 2.*
PPIACATION IN DIVORCE.-
..CM. To Nary A. Streevy.—No. 80, May term,
1865. You are hereby notifiedthat Alfred
Streevy. your husband, has applied to the Court
of Common Pleas of Bradford County, for a
divorce from the. bends of matrimony, and the
eald Court has appointed Monday the 7th day
of September, 1868, for hearing the said Al.
fret in the premises, at which time and *place
you min attend if you think proper.
WM. GRIFFIS.
Sheriff.
Aug. 0, 1868.
GARDEN.—AII ear.
AU. 13i vegetables In their eeason, gatherei
ire-h every diy in the gardens of the subscrl-.
deli will bo kept , on hadd for sale at the store'
Of McCabe & Mt , , in Norm's New Block.
B. G. RUSSELL d:' CO.
Towanda, July 13. 1868.
- Nan''':lltiliiitiiiiiiititto4-
110 W A NDA:,Atailormitt4i:
T0W.41 4 1D41, PENN'A,
huriunanniEs tams, aeons
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS,
'GENERAL - - WOOD WORK.
WOODTHOING IN ALL, ITS BRANCHES,
SCROLL SAWING, 'PLANING,. ETC.,- ETC:
HII4S, SPOKES &B E NT STUFF,
LARGE STOCK nom WEICJI TO SELECT.
The above aro from tb,bost
SECOND GROWTH HICKORY & CIAE
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS ON HAND.
We have the Broadand Narrow linage
.
afltILL PLCILI made and dressed
M. C. MEMOIR!, President.
THE CORNER GROCERYst
NO. 1, PArroN's BLOCK:,
Southeast corner of Mitin & Bridge•s,ts
GROCERIES, i4OVISIONS, FLOUR,
The undersigned desire to make
acknowledgerneuts for the very liter
‘
al patronage they have receive d for
he past eight months
They liv6 recently made large ad
ditions to their stock, and are in daily
receipt of Goode adapted to the wants
of their trade, all of which have been
selected with care and bought at the
very lowest market rates
With their experience and greatly
ncreased facilities, they would mos
respectfully invite their old friends
and customers to an examination or
eir goods.' _They feel certain tli?t
such examination will justify their
customers in giving them as hereto
ore their trade and their confidence
• They continue, to pay libera l prices
n CASH, for desirable Country Pro-
duce.
LONG & REELER.
May 11, 1868.
TO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCA-
CATION AND LOVERS OF MUSIC
We take pleaBure in informing you
hat we have jug opened in Towan-
dai on the corner of Bridge and
Main Street, 2po. 3 Patton's Block,
.on Elegant
,New Book and Music
&ore, where every thing in the Book
Stationery and music line may be
found. Also Statuary, Paintings,
Gold Pena, Spectacles, Eye Glasses
Spy Glasses, Opera Glasses,.and a
general assortment , of Musical In
atruments, Yankee Notions and
Fancy Articles.
BLOOD & CO
Our Goods were all selected in the
city with great care by experienced
hands and bought with cash at a
very low figure with a uiewto the
wants of this community.
We feel confident we shall be able
to offer bargains . t 1 who will fav
or its Wit their a patronage. Can
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0110. AS .00.
and see w 3
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ADIS PEUSONAL TO ALL OTIO
READ rr.— Coss A; Co., have just
opened a splendid New Book and
Music Store, in Patton's Block,
Towanda, where they are selling
everything in their line cheap for
Cash. Call and see them and sat-
\
isfy yourself that such is the case
SERIN
S. N. BRONSON, O.R , TELL, PA.,
Offers to builders mot complete stock of
Builders Hardware, Sash, Glass, ,Nalls. Oils
Paints Varnishes, Blinds, Trimmings, Mats.-
Door Trimmings. 'to.
TIN ROOFS, CONDUCTORS,.
Gutters, put on by experienced workmen affa
at the lowest rates. Tinkerin_g and jobbing,
sap boilers, Sop spike, /Lc.. Howe's Sewing
Machines, none better. Universal Clothes
Wringers, best in use. Wheel Bakes and Com
bined Plaster Sower. worthy the attention of
the in'elligent farmer. Habbard's Mowing Ma
chines, durable and desirable, 4 or foot cut.
Tables, chairs, bedsteads, spring bed bottoms,
and other
Farmers will find , this reason the best quality
1 Tin Pans, Milk and Strain Pails, and every
description of Tin Ware. Flour and Salt,
CloVer and Timothy Seed, Spinning Wheels,
Flax Wheels, Reels, Wheel Heads, Flyers,
Field Rollers and Plaster Sowers furnished to
order at lowest possible prices.
ALSO—Corn Spellers, Morticing Machines,
Cutting Boxes,
Orwell, Feb. 20, 1868.
CAUTlON.—Whereas, my wife MA.
BY, Ku left my bed and board without any
jut cause or provocation , all persona are hereby
fobld harboring or trupting her on my account,
s 3 I will pay no debts of her contracting atter
Ohl date. JOHN T. WITH.
•
July -20, 1868-3t*
STAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-
coach, 1 democrat wagoa. 2 a43g1ie,41
bones, and harneeei for sale cheap. Enquire
Ot or address W. H. DARLING, Orin..' , Pa .
June 11, 1868.-11r*
'. ...: :'WORKS. !.
DENT -IMT;
TiLDealers la--
We offer a
I=
N: T. lUSHOP, Superintendent.
Tpwania, July 2, 1868.
TOWANDA, PA.
FEED,
\TRADE
.868 1
FURNLTURE,I
S. N BROS:3ON
• •
, • (MOW
A. CILCUIERLIN
W.,
Hu enraged, hia Adore, and flta J **deed
&page dock . of (Old and Sliver
"AMERICAN'. •WATORES ,
And a well selected artaortment SWISS
WATCHES, all warranted to run 11111 or the
weep wooed: lire keeps on band ktage as
sett-neater the celebrated
.c,4-o K
Alen an elegant assortment of „the latest etytee
JEWELRY Ail) SILVEi WARE
In the plated lis t he has !losers Mother
F OiiK A4D R.POONS !
plated
_Breakfast t Dinner . Castors,
Elegant trelle plate doable wall
ICE PITCHERS!
•
Handsome; Cato Baskets;-
BLf.,2ItER BERRY DISHES;
Pickle Stands, 'ice Bells, &a., &c., &c.
011imBRRLIN is any keeping Iha
GRovF4et, BAKErs
17ami,ly Setting MaChines:
These Machines are superior to',all-Others for
family use, for the following reasons ;
They saw with two threads dieect from the
spools, and require no rewinding. ,
They aro more eaaUy understood and Used,
and less liable to derangement, than other ma
chines. •
•
They are capable of executing perfect.y,
without change of adjuatment ! a much greater
variety,of work than other machines.
The stitch made by these machines la.much
'more firm, duffle, and durable, especially upon
articierirldch minis* to be sashed and ironed,
Ithin , sePother stitch.
_Thia stitch, haring to the manner in which
the under thread is Unwrouest, iS much the
most plump and beautiful in use, and retains
this plumpness and heanty, even upon artfcies
frequently washed arid ironed, until trOltiftre.
wont out: '!
The structure of the seam is such, that, tho'
it bo cut or broken at intervals of only a few
stitches, it will neither open, ran, nor revol t
but remains firm and durable.
Unlike other machines, these fasten both
lof the seam by their own operation.
I With these machines:while silk ii,used upon
itho right or face side 't of the seam, cotton may,
be used upon the other side without lessening L
t ile strength or durability of the seam. This'
Can be done on no other machine, and is a great
keying upon all articles stitched or made np
w silk.
" - These machines, in addition'to their superior
Merits as instruments for sewing. execute the
moat beautiful and permanent embroidery and,
ornamental work.
You can get Sewing Machine Needles, and all
articles pertaining to the machine business.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.,
CIE
Done in the best manner, as usual. at low rates
Towanda, July 18, 1887.
AND; HE PLAYED: ON A HARP
OF A THOUSAND STRINGS,
MIMIC!' 4i COW TEMPLE OV 141781 C !
For sale the celebrated Mathushek O and,
and the beautiful little Colibri Pianos. Pianos
of 219 strings. Pianos of one third more pow
er. Pianos that exhibit more skill in4stracture
Pianos that are better made in every, respect
and will stand in tune longer than any now iu
use In this country and Europe. These Pianos
differ in construction In the inside front all o th
ere, the strings cross the -iron frame in all di
rections, distributing the Immense pressure
equally to all sides f the plate. Besides oth
er Improvements peculiar to their construction
they combine al: the Improvements of every
other manufacture. Send for 'Unseated circu
lars where everything is explained to satisfac
tion. Also constantly on - hand a full assort
ment of 'Haines Brother's Pianos, Organs any
Melodeons of the best of various styles for the
church and parlor. Parlor and Melodeon Cov•
ers, Piano and Melodeon Stools, Instruction
Books for Melodeon and Plarto.\ New and old
sheet manic on hand and ordered if desire'.--
Also for sale, Prof. Van -Rensselaer and Pier
son's Piano, Furniture and Carriage Polish.—
Plano tuning done do short notice. Liberal
discount to ministers, churches and teachers.
Also agents for the
DECKER BROTHERS UNEQUALLED
PATENT PIANO FORTES!
W. A. MIAAIBERL
Towanda, Feb. 13, 1,
c r
ITURR A
HERE IT
13RAMHALL, C
Si AVE • IT-1
ything you want in the. Greedy line.. See
that they have
FLOUR I I , FEED, FISH, SUGAR,
PORK, TKA, SPICK, BUTTER, EGGS, LARD,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT
FRESII FELICE; I 1 THEIR SEASON
BALT BY THE SACK OR BARREL.
i TOBACCO AS:B CIGARS
ire are bele agents for the Lei, brands of Vir
CAROLINA SMOKING TOBACCO
Whole sale and Retail
L- at ly, everything in the GROCERY and PRO
VISION line
W Remember the place. No..ll,Elaln street,
Ortt door below Beidlemao's Block.
Towanda., Jute I l 1868., B. C. kc.
GREAT UNITED STATES
Uf
7EA WAREHOUSE
T. Y. KELLBY & CO:,
Nos 26, and ao Vesey Street,
NEW YORK CITY,
Are now supplying tontines "throughout t
country with teas and coffees through the sq.
tern. of clubs and their regularly appointed
agents, at a slight advance on cargo prices,
and guaranteeing their teas to be pure and
fresh, and also to give entire satisfaction, or
they can be returned and the money refunded.
Remember that by our system the consumei
...pays only ONE PROFIT, instead of seven et
-eight, as he must do when ho purchases of the
ordinary grocer. ‘IVE DEFY COMPETITION.
We call special attention not only to our stand
;lvd good?, but our fancy brands of Oolong apd
Young Dyson Teas—pecullat avers—and teas
sixty
. days from Japan. • Our Coffee Depart
ment is .managel also on the system of one
profit only, and all oar coffees are sold on their
merits. We only, ask a trial.
All our importation of our teas and coffees
can be - had of our regular appointed agents.
All our goods are goods put up by ourselves
in on .pound packages. at our warehouse in
New York, and retailed at W. 11. H. GORE'S
Drug Store, No. 137 Main street, et the small
advance of cents per pound over our New
York prises. , ; This brings the goods at the
prices they ;eau be purchased for over our
counters with the reigh t. added.
LOOK AT OUR PRICKS.
•
OOLONG . (Rlack), GOc., 70.,80.1 , 0., $1 per
lb„ beat.. MIXED (Green and Black). 600..
70c., 80e., \ .0.. fl per lb., heat. YOUNG HY
SON.(Green) 60c., 70c., boc., DO., $l, $13.0,
41,20. per lb...best. IMPERIA.L . (Green). 00c.,
El, 81,25. ENGLISH BREAKFAST_ (Black).
70c., Sec., Sac., $l. El JO, 41 ,20, best. JAPAN
90c., El , $1,25 per'.lb. GUNPOWDER. 11,25,
sl_so per lb. Shautneg Moynne Young Upson,
Chinese packages $1 GO per pack
age. Kiangsi Oolong in original Chinese
package. 81;30 BAND 3
FANCY BRANDS,—NingyongOolong (131 k)
$1.25 per lb. Nankin Afoyahe Young Hyman,
(Green) sl'so per Uncolored 'Japan Teas,
(60 days from Jenard pat up expressly for us
in Yokohama 81,10 per lb. -
GROUND COFFht —Pare Rio, . 20, 26 and
30 cents per lb. Be.' Old Godernnient Java,
40 cents per lb. Royal Club. 25 cents per lb-
Mountain Plantation, GO Cents per lb.
Beware of imitations and bogus compel:MN.
All our goods bear our ...Trade Mark' on each
bale. No others are &Elaine, 61.6 m. \
101,01111..—Wheat - Flour , of all
J: grade's, &meatiest' Flour, Bran, Corn,
Meal. Feed, &a., at
Dec- 15. W. A. ROCKWELL'S .
rioLzse.,T,E oßoaßarr
PRQY 810 N - . E
F.., Sr .11'.
The undersigned,. encouraged by
the success which has thus far, at-
tended tbeir new enterprise, desire
to make . achnowledgetnent for the
very liberal patronage thoy have re-
ceived, by giving their customers the
advantage of their years' experieme,
together with the benOfit of th
greatly increased facilities for loin
business.
They keep constantly .on hand, a
very large and complete armament
of everything tilde' line, and are
daily deceiving. additiOOs; to
their 4tock a# the: wants oftlhoir
trade requires
Syrup,. Molae:es, Coffee, Rice,- To-
bacco, Fish, Salt, Cheese,. Fruits,
Crackers ; Candy, Matches, Broom ,
Wrapping Paper, and Twine, Flour
Sacks, seeds, and a great variety of
other goods, which have been recent-
ly bought at the lowest point in .the
market, and are offered at wkolesale,
at rates to correspond.
W. DITTRICH
I lIURRAIII
IS - AT LAST !
WELL & CASH,
giaia and
-Inudlantottait: -
AND
113, MA= Buzz;
TOWANDA, PA.
They have, now in store, Sugar,
They desire to call especial atten•
tion to their large stock of Fine
Teas, which they /ire selling at New
York Jobbing prices,—griaranteeing
the quality in all cases
Have also on hand a good assort-
ment of Flour, Pork and Kerosene
They still continue to have the
benefit of a resident Partner in New
York, who Is Constantly in the market
and prepared to turn to our advan-
tage any favorable -changes- lin She
price pf roods
FOX, STEVENS, ISIERCUB, A: CO.
May 12, 1868
p0777 - Prr CO-,
Are now receiving their
sy*nallor STOCK,
Which comprises
TILE USUAL GREAT
VARIE7 Y OF . GOODS,
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
AU of which
ARE O'FFERE'D
At the,
Lowest Market Prices
Towanda, April' 7, ;1808.
SPECIAL [ NOTICE I
SARSpARILLA AND SODA WATER FOR
Trip MILLIONS
The subscribers having built a New Shop,
and supplied themselves with the latest and
most approved machinery. and the very best
materials for the purpose, are now prepared to
manufacture and offer to'the public, a superior
articlt. of their Sarsaparilla and Soda Water,
good at all time% and so indisperudbly neces
sary far health and comfort, daring the heated
terms, and Warm summer months which arc
now upon us.
Thankful to a generous public for the very
liberal patronage we have received during the
short time we haie been engaged in the bus'.
nese here, we are I determined that ncreffort on
our part shall be wanting to merit andleecure a
continuance of• the public patronage, commen
surate with our increased - realities for supply
ing them with what they need.
All orders in our line will receive immediate
and prompt attention,
BENNETT & SMITH,
• 'Opposite Railroad Depot, Towanda, Pa.
June 18, 1868.-301.*
ISSOLU T ION.—The co-partner
'ship heretolora exlsting ander the name
of Smith & Peck; is 'this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. The books of the flrm 7 are let in
th&hands of Mr. Reck fo- settlement, at his
-office.
Persons Indebted to said firm are requested
to make immedlato. payment, as all accounts
not settled by the first of August, will be left
tor collection.
' .ELHANAN RUTH,
BEM, W. 'PBC&
1,1868.-4 w
Towanda, June 20
" : *iii s :llbiiii4ooihr. ,
• : • . •-•
HE DEPARTMENT COMPLETE
IOOTS - AND: SHOES
CO".
LA'ROE ADDITIO,NS
Suited to the Spripg 'Prude. 1
THE LATEST STYLES t
BESZ QUALITY!
AT LOWEST RAPS, AT
HIJIBI!HREY BROTHERS.
DAILY PiaNG -OPENED'!.
And are ready for, the Inspectfon of the public);
MANUFACTURED/GOODS,
On band ae itsual. - r We are. ening
BAItGA BAR G AINS,
ODDO 8.!
PROM LAST YEARS' STOCK!
REGA . IOI;ESS OE COST!
Harness, Harness, Har•ness,
B Z AI M . ' T S I
Vcrbes, 4121.1 all'go:es connected with!
Vic Saddlery Business
TRUNKS, .ITRAVELLINGIBAGS,7I
VALISES, LEATHER., SHOE FINDINGS,
Towanda, April 10, 1868
• .
MOIITANYE'S
oTORE!
I=
Desirable 'Assortment Goods
Is now tang opened at the al Ore store,
CONSISTING OF MANY ARTIOLES
HAVING FITTED 'UP ROOM:
AMONG- THE ARTICLE:
O.4 6 A_RPMTSI
EVERY DES6RIPTION!
Window Shades (6-Fixtures;
0,12, 0 CIT..
BOOTS 4So SHOES !
..1 1,
MATS & 4 CA_F'S
11:rvii,tts%) o,s4utivl.3,
.q.buwioam
VERY SMALL PROFIT!
OLD FRIENDS TO VISIT 11S,
CAN MAKE IT FOR THEIR INTEREST
ON rr N.Y E 9 " Se
Towanda, May 5,1888.
CHOICE No 1 MACKEREL FOR
ono Wiling bee pound at
Dram/salt ¢ CotoelPs cheap store.
(MICR TOBACCO AND CIGARS
NI at Dramhall t Cowell's Cheap Stem
cars 'wool or
lo receiiing
Of floods
Invoices of Prime thiods are
OUR OWN
In eider to close out the
u tried over
And will sell them
AO,
SADDLES. WHIPS,
HARNESS TRIMMINGS. At'
A T!trgeflnd very .19
They have not heretofore tept
Above fir the purpose.
May be found
From 34 cent to $2 per yard, of
Also
Ot every description
Just Imported
blendlesOjaricty
•
Froorthb Etylei of 1843 to 1868
Tbeee'goods ifrill be !aid at a
We cordially Invite' ur
And the public: generally. 'mowing we
To do so
k
~,,-,
.... fad,
• ,
VIIIIROOLAMATIOR--Wheinas Hon
- PARRIS B. STREETER, Fresident'Judge
of the 12th Judicial District, corudatingof the
co unties. of Bradford and Susquehanna. and
Boas. Levi P. Stafford' fuel 'J. W. Van Dyke,
Aar odate Judaea.' In and for said Couny of
Bradford, have Issued their precept bearing date .
the Sd *yet Augtutt,A. D. 1868, to me directed
for holding i Court of% Oyer and Termiruer., Gen
eral Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common
Plead and Orphan's Court, at Towanda, for the
County of Bradford , on Monday, the Ith day of
September next, to oantinnetwo weeks. al
• Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coro
ben. Justices of the Peace, and Constables, of
the County . of Bradford, that they be then and
there in tit* proper person, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, of said day, with their records, in
quisitions and other remembrences, to do those
ai.which. to their office appertains tote
done ; and those who are bound by
or otherwise to prosecute against the
whq are or may be In the jail of mid County, or
who shall be bound to appear et the ash/ Court,
are tole then 'and there to prosecute against
them u shell be just„ Jdrors are requested to
be punctual in their attendance, agreeably to
then notice.
Dated at Towanda, the Bth day of,Auvt, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand eigh thundred
and sixty-004 and of the Independence of
the United States, the ninety.first.
- , WILLIAM GRIFFIS,- Sheriff. -
OitiMAN'S COURT- SALE.-By
-virtue of an; order honied out -of the Or
phan's Court of Bradford County, the under
signed administrate:war the estate of Addison
McKean; late 'of, Burlington - twit., deed. , will
sell at public =heat the late residence of the
decedent, In Burlington bone; on -_WEDNES.
DAY the 12th . day AIIGUST, 1868,14 10 o'cloclr
i. 'M.,' the following- described lot, piece or par
eel of. land situate in Burlington hero', hound-.
ed andslescribed as follows : Beginning at the
north-west corner of said lot 'on itte,road run
ning east and West through the borough, from
thence north 58ie east 7140 rods to a corner,
.tbonco south 30P 'east 14 pro. to a= corner;
thence south 63 9 west 1 2.10 pre., thence south
19° west 41.10 ins., thence south 32i° - eatt
1 3 10 pm, to scorner , thence south 62i° west
0 2.10 pre. to a corner, and front thence 27°
west 18 740 pre. to the place of beginning:—
Containing 132 square rods, with a large two
story house thereon. •
Al.l3o—:One other lot; piece or parcel of land
situate in Burlington born' bounded as follows:
Beginning at tie west corner of saidlot, thence
.south 62° east 4-10 pro. to a corner, thence
north 79° east 8 pm, to a corner, thence north
.554° east 10 pis. to a comer:Thence north 24°
west 30 3.10 pns. to a 'corner, thence north GO°
east 8 7.10 pm to -a earner, thence south 10°
ant 240 pr. to a;corner, thence north 621° east
8 4 , 10 pre: to-a corner. thence • south 32.1° east
31' 9.1 0- pre. to a corner, thence itcrth 54° east
7 8.10 pre. to a corner, thence south up east
5 840 pre. tor: corner, thence, north 64° -east
12 pre, to a corner, thence 'south 374° east 45
1.10 pm, to a corner, thence 703° west 64 nra.
to a corner, thence 84° east 9 640 pre., thence
north 88° west 46 pea. to 'a earner, and from
thence north--85 1 east 47 pre. to the place of be
gin- leg . Contalaing 281 acres.
ALSOLLOne other lot of land. begroninget
the neat corner thereof in the old - Berwick
Turnpike. aid runniag from thence north 53°
east 10 810 pre. to a corner, thence north 36°
west 9 4.10 pre. to r corner; thence north 53c'
east 31 pro; to a corner, thence south 10° east
58 pro. to a corner, thence south .434° West 15
pre to a corner, and from Menne north 374°
wee 42 8.10 pre, to the place of beginning.
Containing 8 acres and 100 lierches, and situa
ted in Burlington bare'.
ALSO—One other lot of land situate on tha
aduth bank of Sager Creek in Burlington twp.;
commencing at the north-west corner of said
lot, from thenee 88° -mist GO pro. to a - corner,
thence south 84° cast 60 p'rs. to a corner, sham
north 88° west 60 pre to a c nier, and front
thence tv , rthBi° west ,6'i pts. to the place of
beginning. Containing 211 acres.
TEBlds.—sso to be paid- by the purchaser
for each lot at the -line the property is struck
down, and one-third at the. confl rmation of the
one-third in mcoutha thereafter,- nue
third in one .year after confirmation.
- S. H. HILL,
PHILANDER LONG,
ELLEN McKEA
Adminis rators:
Jane i, 1868
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
'Pati UNITED STATES, for the West-
era -District of Pennsylvania. JOHN IL
SCOVELL, a Bankrupt under Act Congiess
of March 2d, 1867, having applied for a Dis
charge fioni all,his debts, and other claims
provable under said Act, By order of the
Court, Notice is hereby .liven, to 01 Credi
tors who have proved their debts, and . other
persons interested, to appear on the 22d
day of AUGUST, 1869, at 9 o'clock, a. m.,
before E. OVE.B.TON, Jr., Register, at
office, at Towanda, to show cause, if any
they have, why a Discharge should not be
granted to the said Baulaupt. And further,
notice. is hereby given, that the Second and
Third Meetings of Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, required by the 27th and 28th
Sections of said Act, will be had before the
said Register, at the same time and place.
T.
S. C. McCANDURSS,
Clerk W. S. Dist. Court for said District.
August 6,1868.-2 w.
'N_CORPORATION NOTICES.-
: Application for Incorporation of the Tusca
rora and flash Religiutti Compact.-
Applicaiion for. the Incorporation of the
First hlethodist Epl4copal Church of New Al
bany.
Applic,at;or, for the Incorporation •01 the
Presbyterian Church of Barclay.
Notice Is her eby,given that the. above Also.
cistions_have severally - presented to the Court
of Common Pleas of Bradford ,County theirar
ticks •of Asseciatioa asking fora decree of In
corlioratiOn, end the sea Court having exam
ined the eame, anti finding them correct wilt
decree that they be, incorporated as prayed for
onllonday i Septemlier 7, 1868, at 2 p. m., un
less 'cause be shown to the contrary.
A. THOMAS,. Prothonotary.
- PrethanOtary's Office, Aug. 6,1868.
TN THE ,DISTRICT COURT OF
IN
THE UNITED STATES, for the Wes
tern District of Pennsylvania. GEORGE
W. THOMPSON, a Bankrupt under the
Act of -Congress of March 2d, 1867, having
applie for a discharge from all his debts,
And other claims provable under said Act,
by order of the Court, notice is hereby giv
en, to all peirsons who bave t tprovell their
debts, and other persoio4 interested, to ap-.
pear on the 21st day of AUGUST, 1868, at
9 o'clock, a. in., before EDWARD OVER
TON Ja., Register, at his office in Towan
da, Pa., to show cause; if any they have,
why a discharge should not be granted, to
the said Bankrupt. And further; notice is
hereby given, that the Second and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt
required by the 2714 and 28th 'S-ctions of
said Act, will be lied before the said Regis
ter; at the some time and place.
S. C. McCANDLESS,
. 'Clerk of said Court.
Aug: 6, -1868. -
Nc—THE ' DISTRICT !;ougT - OF
. THE UNITED STATES, for the Wes
tern District of Pennsylvania. JOSHUA
DERRAII, a Bankrupt under the Act of Con=
gress of litarett gd, 1867, having applied Tor
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 their-debts, and
otherpersons interested, to appear on the
20th day of AUGUST, 1868, at 9 o'cloci,
a..m., before EDWARD' OVERTON, Jr.,
Esq., Register in• Bankruptcy, at his office
nt Towanda,to show cause;if any they have,
ivhy a Discharge should not be granted.to
the said' Bankrupt. And further, notice is
hereby given, that the Secprul and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Banictupt,
required by the 27th and 28th Sections of
said Act, will be had ° before the sail Regis
ter, at. the saincy time and Place.
S. C. 31eCANDLESS,
Clerk U. R. Dish Court for said Cistrict.
July 30, 1808.-2 w.
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
I
THE UNITED STATES, for the West
ern District of Pennsylvania. JASPER J.
SEYMOUR, a Bankrupt under the Act of
Congress of March 2d, 1667. 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:0:1ov° proved their debts, and other
persons interested, to appear on the 14th
day •of AUGUST, 1868, at 9 o'clock, a. m.,
before said Court, at the oMce of EDWARD
OVERTON, Esq.., Register at `Towan
da, Pa., to - show cause, if any they have,
why a Discharge should not be granted to
the said Bankrupt.. • And further, notice is
hereby given, that the Second and ;Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt,
required by the 27th and 28th Sections of
said Act; wilLbe,,had beforo said Register,
at the same time and place.
C. McCANDLESS,
Clerk U. S. Dist. Court for said District.
July 30, 1868.-2 w.
1 N BANKRUPTCY.—In the matter
of George B. Humphrey, Bankrupt. In the
District Court of the United States, for the. Wm
tern District of Pennsylvania.. .
To whom it may Concern: The 'undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appontMent as as,
-algae° of Geo, E. Humphrey, of South Creek,
In the county of Bradford, and State of Penn
sylvania, within said District, who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt Avon his own petition by
the District Court of tiald District.
. Dated at Towanda, the 4th day of August,
A. D. 1808. JOHN N. °ALIBI', Assignee.
BANKRUPTCY.—LIn the tar
Nnsom -C. lltanttn. Bankrupt. Tn tho
Dietrict Court of the United States, for the
Western District of Pennsylvania . ,
To whom it may Concei n: The underaignell
hereby gives notico of his appointment as at
signet of Naxos C. litairrtar, of Tunkbannock
in the county of Wyoming, and State of Penn
sylvania within said District, who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt upon- his own petitioryby
the District Court of said District.
Dated at Tankhannock. the 4th day of Augns
A.H. 1868. JOHN N. QUAFF, Assignee.
2=M2
TN , THE _ DISTRICT - COURT OF
1 the United Stale". for the Western District
of Pennlyinnia. William L. SambrelL a Bank
rupt under the Act of Comma of March 2d .
1867, having applied for &initia l 's, f r om all' •
his debts, and other claims pi:ruble ands said
Act. by order Of the: Court, notice is hereby
given, tc all creditors who have _proved their
debts, and other persons Interested, to appear
on the 26th day of AUGUST, 1866, at '3 Q- •
clock, a. in., before laid court, at the oflico of _
EDWARD OVERTON, Esq., at Towanda, Pa.,
to show came, •if any they , have. why a Din- ,
ehafgeshould not be granted to the mid Bank- =
rapt. And farther, notice is hereby given,
that the second and Third Ifeetinp of Credi
tors-of the said Bankrupt, required by the 27th
and 28th Sections of said Act, will be bad be
fore said Regist'Or, at the same Onto- , and paCf- •
B. O. McCANDL :
Clerk U. S.,Dist. Ccert for sail District.
August 1868. • '
IN the matter
of JAMES H. FELLOWS. Bankrupt. In the
District Court of ihe United Slates, for the
Western District of Pennsylvaals." - : - t -
To tame it may Consent: The anderdflc d
hereby sires notice of '-his appointment as an.
Blotto of James H. F.ellows, of Altra•Botroag b.
In the County of Bradford,,and State of Penn - -
sylvania. within said matries; - iiiho has Leen
adjudged a Bankrupt upon hi:town petitlua by
the Distriet Court of-sa Id'Dl strict.
Doted at Troy. Pa., the 95th day of July, A.
D. 1668. DELOS ROCKWELL, Asaixue-e.
IMITOR'S :NOTICE.—/n Ihe mat- ,
lir of the estate of Joseph Elliott, deed.,
In the Orphan's Court- of Bradford County.
The undersigned an 'anditor,• appointed - by
said court to dispose of exceptions to ti.: aq .
praisement of property set apart to Lb: wido;r.
in the above case, will attend. to the datlea.of
his sppointment at his office in the boroay,h
,of Towanda. on MONDAY, the 17th•day o:
AUGUST,_ 1869, at I o'clock p. m., whcro
04l persons interesed will please attend.
B. M. PECK,
Auditor.
July 23, likiB
A lIDITOR'S NOTICE.—In.. the
.01.. =Mr of the Male of Blau Case,..deed,
late of Troy fp. In the Orphan's Court of
Bradford County.
The undersigned auditor appointed r. l ssid
Court upon exceptions tired to the partial a: •
count of, the executors of said estate, will a: ,
tend to the duties of his appointment, at LA
office, in the .Borough of Towanda, on' Monday.
the 24th day . .of August, 18651, at 2 'o'elock, p.c.
July 12, 18Gi. H. PEET, Auditor.
•-A UDITOR' brOTIOE —The under
signed, having been appointed an Auditor
by the Gout of Common Plum of Bradford Co.
to dialribute money arisini , from the Sheri,T
sale of the personal property of Smith Lent,will
attend to the ditties of said appointment, at-his
office's( the Borongli of Towanda, on Friday,the
21st day of August, 1888, at 2 p.; m., of said day
—ati , whicti time tad laze all
. persons having
claims on said money are required to present
the same, or. be debarred from coming to op or.
saigmoney:
Jilly 21, 1888. IL FEET, 4.uditor.
A p3fINISTRATO4IS NOTICE._
Notice is hereby given to all persons In
debted to the estate of Mary Aniont,- , late
of Monroe twp., dec'd..are reqwmted to nrike
immediate payment, an% those having claims
against said estate, mast, pre,ent them duly
authenticated for settlement.
July 71,1868
AUDITOR'S NOTICE./n the nirzt-
It; pf the'estate of Stephen Fellem,deceased
The undersigned, an .oclitor appoint-A by
the 17ourt to distribute moneys in the hands of
E T. Fox, administrator of Stephen Felton.
deceased, as shown by his partial account, will
attend to the duties of hit appoicvment at hi,
office in Towandj Borough, on WEDNESDAY,
the 19th day of AUGUST. 1868. at to'clock. p .
m., all persons having cleicas against said funk
must then acd th- re pre.sent the same or be for
ever debarred from coming in for - a share of
said lands.
JOl.lll W. MIX.
Salt' IE6B
FxEcuToß'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby Ore; that all persons indebted V.,
the estate of Samuel HartshorneOlec'd., late - 0'
Windham twp., are requested to tualm payment
-without delay, and those having claims
auld , stote pte,ext them ,dely authenti2:.•
ted settlement'.
- 'SILENCE B. HARTSHORNE,
GEORGE LAWRENCE,
Junc , 2s Executors.
VALUABLE DAIRY FARM AND
T I'IBILEit 'LANDS FOR SALE.-350 acres .
of land in Union Township, Tiogt clarity. Pa..
known there as the "Ellis of Elk Valley Farm.'
Within 4 miles of Emton, and 3 miles of the t
Williamsport and Elmira Rail Road, at which
is w large-steam saw mill. 1 1 10 acres improved,
good buildings, well watered. RAl:taco -has
over seven nillll3ns of hemlock and hard
upon it. Will b . ! sold In parts or _entire to
13,arehascrs. Price $B,OOO 11 sold - entire ;in
parts, the piece we.,e ur back of" S. W. Wright,
containing 103 acres, at $2O an mre.
south of S. W. Wright, including old orrhlr I
and spring Feu - Clinton road, couta4s-ii a' res
at 130; an acre. The pLce
water power, , 102 acre -3 . , at .$ll. - 3 an acre.—
The lot adjoining:Jos:43h Wilber, containing e ;
acres, $23 as Ali the parts well watered
Terms easy.. For particulars enquire ,of the •
owner. B. 310RR1.4
near Hugheevif le ,Lycerning, en. Pa.
July 2, ISV.-,.4t.
- -
DEAL.. ESTATE.—A Gaz.vr 0AR
..1.1.1 a A.rx.-L.iboat 4:.:0 acres of hod in tine
state of cultivation—so divide by raids CI tt •
four good farms can be made out of it with)at
waste—good and substantial hoosoi ant brai
on two of the divisions. Also 35 cows, poke_
oxen. span of horses - and wagon farming int •
elements too numerous to mention, situate in
iilieshegutn township, 19 miles trona f riers
and about 3 miles front the- - river Will be- s,: I
at low rates on easy terms.
Will one, twn. threw or four gen'lern-o
wait good farms. all In running order. eat! np.
on jAt; Ei WOOD, at Towanda; o Do U f t - M.1.-;
DAVIDSON. upon his farm, for further infor
mation. - • JAMES .WOOD,
- • DOUGLASS DA.VIDSON,
Towanda, July 13. ISSB.
CE - SP FARMS FOR SALE.—
, A farm within one mile of TORT, rtd , s,
tlymt 12 acres, new house and barn,
the' hirm is suitable for raising early tr.geta',l —4.
Will be sold cheap, Also 2$ acres of fine farm
lag land, with first • class buildings, situate in
Canton . Borough, propeov of Prof. Baker. For
terms enquire of Prof. ttaker,Can'on. cfr 11, B.
11oBEAN—ToWanda. Parties wishing to (Jur
chase .arms. will Sad It rn their adrintar by
csliing on .11oKil AN, and look at tb.k.
have number of farms, houses and lots be his
1.11. Icily /6. —3t.
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.0 ABLE..FARM FOR SALE,
--lusted In Towaucia totenshiu, •within
halt t tflile of the villag.• of Thwin i•
tat• t g shout 200 acre.: about tat) tzroi i n
pr , v••• 1 with .plenty of nr.t II aII
1- Hal.. well watereti.,conyortab'e •otr.olihliq 4
rv , l we.t adapted for either gril tr gr'tz u
Yor prticullro inquire of JAY. °I%
Tt , w.tuda, Pi., or 4, C111.1.1%1., ' WVI .
• Airy 24,1444 U.
VALUABLE FARM . FOR SA LE
V :-ttnated in Borne township a oat te•
-and a-half miles east of Rome 'Borough,
tad:ling 90 act es, abou t 7 acres improve I, wet',
Watered. with - dwelling honse, ont- huildin;s,
, orl hearing and young orchard th:•rean-
Terms reason this, and time given far a sort
oisthe purchase mo.ey. For fcirthttr p•trt• • 1..
jars inquire on tho premises - of •
E. . TO vv E.:!?
Rome. May 12, IRG3.—stse ,
VALU L E FARM OR 'SALE.--
A terra of one hundred and fifty acre*,
within pis rc:les of Towanda, and .otto mile
from the river Is offered. for sale on favorable ,
terms. One hundred :Lcraare cleared and in a
high state of eultitatioo, with good fences
most excellent braidings. The house is a well
built dwelling withSrery convenient ont.build
ings consisting- of aummor kitchen and store•
room, woodhonse,and the
,yard well filled with ,
evergreen and other trees. The barn Is a large'
bank barn 3GzCS feet with a good shed attache t
a horse barn adjoinlngWith stalls for six horses
alsrge corn • house near by and a tenant hoagie -
on the property. Thelarrn has an eastern and
southern exposure antris offered for sale solely
on account of the ill health of the owner. For ,
farther particulars and terms, which are hie:lly
favorable, application may be made to
B. S. RiPi,SF.Li.
Torrand.i, Feb. 20,15,9
SINGER SEWING 11.101IINE
The superior merits tt the " SINGER - mach
ines ever all others, !or either Family I , e. or
Manufacturing purpose 4, r re ao well establiNlleil
at d r , " generally adm!ttel, that an ennmention
of reLitive is no lor,rr esJ ,id
end neee.isAry. -
TLE LETTER " A," FAMILY MACHINE,
hitherto manufactured by this Company, has
gained and maintained, theiworld over, and for
year's pant, an tinpAralleled reputation and sale.
But notwithstanding the excellence of this Mc.
chine. we have npw to . mmoucce that it has been
superseded by oar
-which has been neer two years In prof - antilop,
and which 'has been brought to - perfection re
gardless of ruts. Luton or sxrmiss, and which
is now eonfldentlypresented to the public as in
comparably the beat Sewing Machine in Exist
=ice,
The Machine in question, is Simple, Compact,
Durable and Beautiful. It is quiet, light-run
ning, and capable of performing a ',loge and
variety of work never before attempted upo4 a
aingle Machine, using either Silk. Twist. Linen
or Cotten Threads, and sewing with equal facil
ity the very ffriestsrid coarsest materials, and
anything between the two extremee r la the
most beautiful and substantal manner. its
attachments tor neming, Braiding, etc., are
novel and prActicaLand have beeniuvented anti
adjusted especially for this Machine.
11.4 1 1 he above Machine can be bad of
wwicsAira BLACK, Agenti.
Full instruction given at our Sewing Machine
Depot. Aia examlnatlonls respectfully Invited.
lewandaVvily 23, 1868.-3%
tt g at.l .
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Ailmibistrator
Auditor
meal tEstiitt.
NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
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