fnulforiftporitt
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
romartDa CRO3cH DlEsoloßT.—i-BajaiiSt
- Church.—Rev. Baum DerstaP, Futon
Preaching, Sundays at 104 A. N., and 74
P. Y. Sunday School, 14 r. rt. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening.
Mural —Bev..7. T. Baomamia., ru
ins. Preaching every Sunday at 104 a.m.
and 74 p. Y. Sunday School, 14 P. Y.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
Presbyterian aturch.—ltev.` Wm.
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday EE ri g o ll i
a. sr., and 7 P.M. Sunday School.liPal•
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings.
Episcopal Ctarch.—lttsv. F. D. Deems, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at'lo4
and 3P. M. Sunday School,-14 P. M.
Tuts Mom—The following is the
Time Table of the Pennsylvania and New
York Canal and Bail Road Company; which
took effect on Monday, May, 11, 1868 :
P. M. A. M. A. IL
..... 620 1120.....8X90
ATHENO ....6:45 11:55... : .8:45
... .... .720 11:48.- .828
Thema ....716 mos . 913
TOWLEDL... - . 745. ~..121.8: 908
P. M......P. M. A. M.
~:c.ti:.~:~y~:,.,
A.: M. A. M. . P. M.
.8 ;OS 1100 458
WAVERLY
...753 10:45 443
KIM
Marx..
4:16
To ...7:00 9:52. 350
A. M. A.M.. P.M.
JOHN P. 00X, Buperinteident.
' TEurEßANce.—Gen. Penox will leo.
tura, on Temperance, in the North Towan
da Schoool House, next Friday evening.
u. A recent festival in Sheshe
quill, for the benefit of the Cemetery at
that place, netted the sum of $lOO.
Hon. tho. LANDON will speak on
the political questions of the day, at Le-
Raysville, on Saturday, August 22, at 2 co,.
clock, p. m.
sey-Tbe attention of builders and
others is called to the advertisement of Fath
er Torma, inviting proposals for the build
ing of the new Catholic Church.
is,. The Bth Annnal Fair of the
Barton Agricultural Society - wilt be held on
their . grounds in Waverly on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 24th, 25th and
26th.
stir A span of valuable horses, be
longing to D. B. BAnTLETT, of the Means
House, was drowned on Saturday evening
last, below the E ridge, by backing into the
river.
I The evergreens and hemlocks
in some of the eastern towns of the County
aro being destroyed by the ravages of ' a
worm, which cause the tree to look as if it
was suffering from drouth.
fie' The Humbolt Tannery, at Cau
dpr, l'ioga -County, N. Y., was totally des
troyed-by fire Sunday morning, 9th. Loss
estimated at $75,0011. Partially insured.—
The fire was supposed to have originated
from the machinery.
Setti. Ili:, J. J. VELIE, of tie firm of
'J. J.. G. F. Vrixs, Proprietors , of the
Troy Steam Mills, mct with a painful acci
dent on Saturday morning. Wile engaged
in cleaning the engine by som means two
fingers of his right hand we caught and
crushed.
DAN. GA - di:ISE/1' & 'KENYON'S CIRCUS,
-will perform in this place on Saturday next,
and Will undoubtedly draw an immense
crowd, as they offer an attractive perform
ance, and DAN himself, is a greet favorite:
They are at Burlington on Friday ,and
Laoyville on Monday.
see- A. DIVEN has purchased the
residence of B. S. Itussmi. . The latter
gentleman contemplates removing to Har
risbrirg, as being a more desirable residence
for the transaction of the business of the
National Life Insurance Company, of which
he is the Manager for Central and Western
Pennsylvania.
/ - I®` The Owego Gazette has donned
a new dress and now appears printed in a
new and tasty manner. The oface.of the
paper has been provided with new and im
proved presses. The former .Foreman of
the establishment, Mr. BOthON, is now as
sociated with Mr. BEEBE in the pnblic.tion
of the paper.
Base BALL—The Winona B. B. C.
of this place played a =itch game with the
Amateurs, of O w ego, on the grounds of the
latter, on Friday last. The Amateur's were
victorious, after a closely contested game
by a score of 24 runs for the . Winona's to
28 for the Amateur's. A return game will
be played at this place, soon.
ass- A GRANT CLUB 11216 berm organ
ized in Troy with the following officers :
President—S. W. PONIRTIOY.;
rice-President—G. D. LoNo.
Secretary—L. S. Hoorn.
tor. Secretary—W. a CAS:WM:IAN
913.
MX/Sttnr-I.A. A. SA .
; Sentinel—W. W. L
ACCIDENT —A slide o earth occurred
Saturday the Bth inst., orithe opposite side
of tho River from this place, where the Rail
il
Road Co. aro engaged in Luling, injuring
ono man by the name o dines, Carta so
severely that he died of his injuries, the
following Thursday. Th deceased was
formerly of Philadelphia, out 35 years of
age and unmarried. I
DEMOREST'S Monti l ly for Sep
tember. prompt to time as nal, and full
of good things to overflowing for the ladies.
“Mande Est - rail:l,g," is worthy of .the peru
sal of every mother. Its Fashions, Music,
Literature, Fun, Art,
.Household;;. (we can
not enumerate half its good tbingsj, t ender
it the most attractive and useful Monthly
published for a family.' lon need to see it
to know its value. $3 yearly. Address, W.
Jastinfc.s Drsoaarr, 473 Broadway, N.Y.
Carroll, Ps., Ang. 17, 1868.
' Barron Bzposran—Sir: Your cones
poudeitt from Canton, L N. 0., seems to
be " I linair," pretty extensively, and
although I-em much pleased with the gen
eral character of his communications,; I
beg leave to differ with him somewhat on
the subject of conversions to the Copper
head faith, or that backsliding has taken
place in our qidet little village. The at
mosphere here is too pure, - and the status
• of political morality too high, for so unto
ward event to occur. I know of no
stance of baekslidintt ; ao Instance of any
increase of the Copperhead vote, except by
.persons abroad coming to settle in Our vil
lage. We bid all men'irelcome r who wish
to settle among us, but results hi the coun
ty will bo the 'same, for all political changes
that have taken place amongst us, and the
entire Copperhead vote will not be double
their last poll. Perhaps L N. 0., *as la
boring under excitement while auditing Wig
last missive to you. for rumor with, about
the date thereof, that although he could
- not say a star of Bethelem bad arisen. o'er
- 1114 home, yet he truthfully oould sing,
" To nu a child of hope is born,
hub us a son is given."
I. D. 0. N. 0.
Tair;lug. Me..
O. aosmaca,. En—The iriresnolk
eau° is looking up in tbil !idiflitil4
received a new impulse from artialuiestblit
lecture delivered before a large awdience
here, last week, by Gen. PATTI); (who has
the faculty of effecting the deepriipreind.;
bilities of his hearers. He 0104 hbt.leo
tare yrith a 'peroration., :which las' both
grand' in conception and anblinte ;thought
He is a powerful instruritental4 in the
furtherance of our noble cause.
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SS. The Juvenile Teinper I
ueee
ciety, - of Towanda,, will have a public gath
ering and kith on Wednesday, I#4. 26tb,
(the hour to be innattneed)if Mt n weather
favors, a processionwill be form e& at the
Baptist Church to &arch thenci) through!
Main Bt., to Mr. Wm. Mies gro b ;e!on Mot
or Hill, where an address will tkethared
by Rev. Go. EL Corset, of WilliaMsport..
Boys and girls betieen eight ail sixteen
years of age who are willing tot enlist for
strict Temperance may give theirnames to
Mr. Aswan at the Post 011ice,and
their badges.
The address &0., is free forall,- r tim lunch
only for children and youth- itpecilled
above. By order of Alai Oom..
Tommusxocc.--Mr. H. B. Ifoßaili
has contracted to raise the embuilimentlor
the Bail Road on the south aide of the creek
at Trukkhanso ck, and has put a large force
of men and teams on the-work. 1 - Ws em
bankment is about a mile in length' ? . and in
bight, varying from 10 to 30 feet.
10:32 400
new buildibg for the ¶oming
National fir& et Tankluusnati I b to be
built, as noon as possible. th oe e build ing ie
to be 24 by 70 feet, three stories. llt willbe
located on the.lot adjoining the brick Store
of C. P. Miller on 'flogs attwat, I 1 •
,
PERRY ?Inn' nag organ to
rebuild the middle pier of the bridge across
the Susquehanna at Tunkhannosk which
was swept away by the great ifoodlof 1868.
1
Vit. A sad accident leap 'ned in
Herrick, on Tuesday, Ilth inst.i.a ifollows:
Mr. JERRY BAEZ= started about noon with
his wife, in a carriage, for lieP,ai4ville, he
had drove some three miler wheb. horses
became frightened and ran aboat half a
mile to a cross-road, where in at Aimpting
to lurn they overset the carriage, throwing
Mr. B. and his wife out. Mrs. Birdcall; was
carried insensible into a house if I by, and
, 1
upon examination it was fcirmdlrr collar
bone was broken and her head waaaeverely
braised. She came to her senses some
l it
hours later and was removed hme the
next day. It is thought she - w' recover.
Mr.-
Mr.'ll.turnm escape I with some ruises.—
The carriage was broken to pieces
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN /PiNNSYL
vANit.-- The past few years have a4tnessed
the rapid growth of this churchi i ii Central
Pennsylvania, so that it now becolnes nec
essary to divide the large territory' extend
ing 7 from the Delaware river to the eghany
mountains which is certainly t o large a
jurisdiction for one Bishop. 1 i
At the meeting recently held in; Beading
a Committee was appointed to (stiffer with
the church upon the subject of di*on,and
up to the present they haVe receiied most
encouraging reports of the ripen4s of the
field and of the ability of the church toehp
port another Bishop. • One partih alone
offers $BOO per year for five years, epd other
amounts are pledged in other place'a. The
strength of the proposed new dioiese indi
cated by the following figures, 28 'eounties,
40 clergymen, 57 parishes, 3,000 efimmuni
cants, 1,000,000 inhabitants. i
SINGULAR FLIGHT iii A NEWSrAXER.--
A few days ago, the poultry and *pie near
Potterville in this county, were not a little
excited by a white object tloatingihigh in
the air apparently abcmt - the sik of the
crown of-a chip hat: It continue to float
and quiver for more than a half h oar when
it gently settled down in a field !Imre sev
eral hands were harvesting. •On picking it
ttp it proved to be a - copy of the Hew York
independent with the label direction of a
Mr. Risrarei, of. Orwell. The paper had
travelled in a straight line over to miles,
ptiendeng
and no one knows how far in its'' 'etraggle
upward. The family recognized th paper,
but knew nothing about its de , A
sharp boy remarked "that the /
had tried to get to Heaven and Ora sue
heed,"—another stated the reason that it
was not yet quite orthodox enough to be
.
admitted.' 1
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Chance for you to try again, friend Tic-
kir THE WYOMING REPUDUc
rs CoxvENrues was held on.the 111
The following ticket was put in no ,
For Congress, Hon. 11. Mere . 1
forces, B. Newman, Edgar Osterhq
State Senator, P. D,i. Oster4o
(areas, 0. H. Loomis, P. Jenkins.
Member of Assembly, Ziba Lo
ferees, R. 1", Ross, D. A. Bardwell
Co. 4 Commissioner, Benj. Overi
Trwurer, Fletcher Dizson ; Andi l
Roberson ; Co. Sarveyor, C. W. H I
trict Attorney, J. B. Rhodes.
Amond the resolutions adopte. we find
the following :
Resolved, That we have continued faith in
the ability and patriotism of Hon.; Ulysses
Mercur, who has so ably represented this
district in Congress for the past fedr years,
and trust that he may be unanimoUsly pre
sented by the Republican, party.og the dis
trict, and triumphantly reelected to , the
next Congress.
Resolved, That in the disposition of Politi
cal favors, the Senator of this djtrict be
longs to Wyoming County, and we trust
that the other counties of the district, in a
stirto ofjustice, may concede - nomina
us.
,
Exuma ARREST.—A maul; named,
hum ammo, with a number .4 albums;
hired a team of A. B. Moore, in Troy, some
weeks ago, which he failed to return, and a
man answering to hisdescription was arres
ted last week,in Pike township, by' Ermarmt
PDX10101". of Troy, after a despertde resist'
nince and tittempt to escape, 1 1
Mr. Pomo; ,knowing he visa on the
lookoitt for office*, went to the L i nn where
he was er4loyed-Les a htborer, _ and on prei
tense of purchasing the farm, succeeded in
getting up to, and immediately s ' teed him;
and began to put on.the hand when
his operation were stopped by grasp
ing the irons and delivering a b wat bii
head, which he dodged, „Mid a 'Mime ea t r
sued, in which
Gemsued, got s loose, lmade fo4
the woods, followed by Pousox or fifty at
sixty rods, when fearing he might escape',
he notified him he should shoot* he did
not stop, and as , he kept on; he, fired his
revolver, hitting him in the neck—a close
call for his jugular—but not serious. Gann
:then turned,..and again they. bads close
flght l in which Gomm got the 'revolver
Poammor, but got no chance to rant it in
fight. The.parties went over at 4 over and
got separated, and clinched again. • Thiti
time, Pomsnor "got" him,and fairitmed him
for good. I i I
Gourit - was 'lodged in jail, ai .ti n place,
over night, and the next day Wren to Troy.
He has not been returned, and
num l i llear that
be was not the who was wan :
ter In 'yoking Ovor.the Lott of rd
cent conirmations - bitie Senate; we are
pleased to Ana the name of oor young friend
Capt. H. Huns; of Herrick, Yell itnmen
titione of the gallant officers of ilia gidlan i t
Mat, and rime of the &galas ..trtiy,
Capt. Karst, upon the close of war,
and as a recognition of his : ;L service,
i iii i ii .-- ; . .;. ..-.'--;- , :: 4. - - - 1,- - ,•-:-. 'f. .I; . ]
Aver' le* -#lnstioka of 204
yent. in the 111th : U. a . b0ud0.... ,
Ilisignikali kinibisnitui &Kier iiie
orlitkfreeciPlbs4__.. l 4 his rathillii Mon
the sondiiatkm of MI Prsibbnit, WO "Bre
tete for " gaud MO Arik3ll9oll &Mat
in Battie r . - ; , ,t.., - ~:', ,: ':- •
i
A coimaliskia 1 the for PresMen t 4as "Id
Y. a _ '
torions Conduct in I "Batifif Citnaaelicry
vale," hocomPalded **o o kaalnit Uzi
to a "talitain in 13.11•Arizi3r ; for gallant
and meritorious with*, in the battleic9f:
the Wilderness. and* Spettaylvania..lra.l l .
The Captain is
. Air it, : of "*.fluseelillai.
reeks." Washingon , Ileadquarteas Of
his Reilkeleni.-;4nd 'e Clounnanding game
of his Compenitai. I i' Thai II good soldier.
and therefore it isneedim to add, an earn
est supporter of 436*, mit °Aka - --, : .
We tind'eratitimi . that he is coming .honie
pn a u Laux‘"ffiaxs. citn ta late* i l lin g ail
active past in the - paign ceder the Stan
dard orate"meatCleptain" hioften fox ,
lived to tidos% and who neverinew de.
feat. .l
We congratnlata „ the PaPtigl upon: his
exi
promotions and ea , - and - trust the
career before him;
, I be as brillieutois
his past ieoprd and t_nosition proe-..
ise hini.
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'DARINGBUBO= -AND ItOBBIZT.—
Last Wednesday ' Major Biehard Brow•
Sr i proprietor of the Bept Dining:Ulan:A
this village, was - robed of about $l,OO,
mostly in greenbacks ; ,. Theitithruinstanths
attending the robbery, , ' se we learn them
from Mr. /tower, are substinthdly as fol
lows : ' The thief mails his ' Sit:ince at an
upper window, on the,noith side of ,the de•
"pot, and went, in the room occupied by*.
Brower, which was locked, with the key on
the inside.of the door . This was opened by
turning the key with nippers—the nipper
marks being yet diethictly sees upon the
key ;. the burglar than : adininistered chloro.
form to Mr. Brower . ; who was sleeping
,soundly, and pnthesd dri 'id to rifle his pockets
of 1195 in , bills, a :on New York for
st
115550,115550,and a gold and chain. veined
at IMO. He Olio ' the cafe keY, went
down stairs to the 7
in the dining' saloon,
- unlocked it, and to ilk $lOOO in bills, be.
sided valuable p,apen!, and then made his
exit through One of 416 ~d ining- room win
dews--and ail so silently and successfully
thit neither-Mr. ItiotTer nor any ofMs fam
ily were aware of the expensive visitation
which bad been made, , them, until the 'mis
sing watch, the rifled pockets, and the open
safe,' told the tale of burglary and robbery
in the morning. • The robbery was a most
daring one, and was evidently perpetrated
•by some one familiar; with the building.—
The case ought to be,i and we trust that it
may be successfully ) ,, worked up."—gor
,
netisvias Tribnne. 1
TowANDAIIARKETEO- Molex.* Prim*
Corrected every Tuesday by Baamat.m,
Covrals. & CASH, Grocers, 51 Main Street:—
Wheat .5200®5250
Bye 1' 29
Buckwheat •• 85
•
Corn 120
Oats .
70
Beans ' - 300 .400
Butter (rolls) , 28 30
- " (dairy) 32 35
Eggs ' 20
Potatoes ® 150
Hay (per ton) ® 10 00
Salt um bbl.) 3 00
Flour XX.... .... 10 00 14 00
Hain ....... 20 24
Turkeys.... 16. 18
Geese .. 12
Ducks ..., 14 16
Chickens 12 14
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WEtanTs OP GRAIL Wheat, 6009; Corn,
66 lbsf Bye, 56 lbs ; Oats, 32 lbs ; Marley,
.46 lbs ; Bnelrwhest„ 48 lbs; Beans, 62 lbs ;
Bran,. 20 lbs; CloverSbed 62 lbs;•Dried Ap.
plea, 22 lbs; Flax Bead 561bs.
Special *alio.
tor eh(
one door no
Towanda,
FOUND.--. Dry Goods
an., was form on Wednesday
Aug. 12, Oh __ _ may have by pay
ing charges &a, at J. A. Record's store.
Towanda, Ang. 18. .
1
lliiss 08BORNE'S School will re-open
on Monday, the Slat of August. .
. The year will be dirided into 4 terms of
10 weeks each.
No deduction madeifor leas than half a
term, except fur protricti3d illness.
smiles :
English Branches... .....
Latin
Aug. 17, 1868.—lm'
Northetu Lodge or Good.
Templars will meet ate 6l o'clock n yi.,
stead of Bp. m., on Fri day eve next, -
and adjourn at Bp. to • receive eDj
vision of the Sons ofiiemperance, in. joint
meeting, to take aetio upon the repait of
the Joint Committee f the two Orders, in
relation to renting and tarnishing Montan
ye's Hall j'
Cous
ti inst.--
ination:
; Con-
d. W. V4x -Tun.; W. O.T.
Aug. 20, 1868.
MCPHERSON'S PolmcAt ,BAND•BOOK:
—This convenient oiniperidiml-of politicai
events, neatly build ih cloth, -and contain
ing nearly 400 pages , w ready for sale:
It is almost an I in. :31sble requisite of
every student of politlialrldskey, and es=
pecially of putdie speakers, u a book of
reference. It is unbiassed, and is used" by
all parties. Copies Wid be furnished, on
application to J. Holcomb of this place.—
Price $2 50.
j• \Aug. 18. •
COUNTY TRECHZB
County Institute open at Columbia
Cross Roads, on Mo4a, Sept. 7 ; Monrcie•
ton, Sept: 21; M Sept. 28. Exer
cises will commence n Monday at 2p. in.,
closing at Cross Roads; Thursday evening
at Monroeton and Merryall, o nN Friday
evenin le g.
Ab instructors hue been engaged foy
-the whole time.
All who propose te .teach In the public;
schools are "peeled to attend at the - lace
most convenient.
i ; Con-
t ; Con.
d; Co.
.r. Wm.
the ; Dis
Teachers of seltotend other schools, and
people generally eke ittvited.
-9. J. Onounuaz,
Aug. 10. 1868. j County Supt.
GOOD Timm? RALLY I—abe Wy.
abasing Lodge' No. 412', L •O. of G. T. will
Tern lar d' a Good 'rein larf Celebration at Wye,
lusting, Pa., SepL ' 86
'4'
8.
H o n. S. B. eam,l O. . 'C. .of this
State will be present and z
dress the meet
ing. Other speakers are' expected. All
Good Templar* anal Lodges of the'sur
rounding country are invited to attend—
fa regalia.
.1
ai ri t Zses . oonshaing of speeches sad
singing, to aomarptuaa at 2 -o'clock, p. nil.--
The G. W. C. T. Fill organise a Deg.
Temple in the evening.
- - jJ. a Swum,
I BENJ. Actium -
It: Swam,
Aug. 20, 1868.--St.: Committee. .
BPsetat. Norms The partnership
heretofore existing between the mulerstn
ed is this disy dissolved by mutual consent.
Alt accounts for ilinal; feed or ,plaster must
be paid immediately The notes and so
counts are in the hands of 3. 0: Frost for
settlement. E. B.
Myersburg, Aug. 1 181111..-4 in•
The subscribers ha*g... purolosed of Mr.
Banui . his interest in Oa lltrassaroza Musa
will carry on the bneFness of Ming, and
giree all work done by theta to be of
4.tiest quality A •
Wheat, Bye and Buckwheat Flour; and
Feed constantly } . on lband. fat Bala at the
lowest sash price. - ' i last ••• • • -
Also now on ban a large quantity of
beat G round . Cayuga er tor 611110.' .
B. Km,
• • - O. Paw..
ifyersbum Aug. 14: 1868.-1 m• • •
LIMAYSVILLE ACiDILKY—LERILTBiIiLIt
Paisr.‘ A.' A. KEENEY, Pitnetpal. P'all
Term commences Aagnst 81, 1808. The
Eights Mathematics,' Book-Keeping. Latin
and Greek; do., Wight. Malan $4,00 to
COO. The serricesti of a' competentemds
tant will be secured. Information in res
ord to Board and.rckans kir-Bearding may
be obtetned_ 1,7 spatting to w.lral000to !
liellaPTON •
July 29 ; 18611-414•1
,•alisiAtibuisiCtottaltulhas...- •
ofher Aded Idsl-494i' understand Xmas.'
EL Paeloadiad & Co. have been
to c ß onuatotoe a nit
at theA wiled'
' fat n
aVin k"if tWan the
the
atitvo• %TOL& the :NW soli they have
been coliPellea to, bring different
patties for lahirldnglho•
on Cite Stove.L - Tbi &Ilk *don mite
st invin
have li•ddritArldi it.. -Pi, & Co.,
and they detehnined 16 folioer,up all
Niel of ' 1 - tultil- Others oeue
from their;haEnenta
Albwkit. 'Rums!, Aar 1868._: ,,
:, Altpereosa eifi ,loatiomoe ring
or yang stovea: witharbaldog- Ash Bitter
intim he** or aider:tho grata, as tido
*quememetio. My4reed - , to es by Ave
different Weide, awd ally PallkdoirtglZl a
=filo=o,lll==t, '1
have wanted no liceiiiri to Oker mti lla m w t4
reeks alien• We improvement, awl all im•
Weeniest" will be promptlypbmeouted., •
Bane, PACILItio it Co.,
" 4 =3'4: Y.:
For Bale by C o o xn wo & ROMEILLI N wowan
air Tnu: Liar for Heptenibtot Ter ..
Nara Lootota mi. Rufus 0 Rockwell
Agnes Smith vs. Contelitis M00re.... imam
J. Hewitt vs. Sarnuellfellum.. - ejat:
ILerverlEßiglunn vs. Homy Noithrop.debti
B Smith vs W B Stern et. al Tres:
A Vanderpool vs. N Vanderpool
Polly Chilean vs, ifno W Swede&
P 0 & Alt Dodge mt. ;Ai Smith.
Bralick tCo vs. N Vstiderpoof - op;
'MX Stevens vs: F. HPersawet:
McCauley &.Clo vs. Q.& E Malloran..casa
Gibson vs. McCauley ' ease.
Galeon vs. ;McCauley - case
POO&I Oo vs. Smith.. .... tee&
Denmark ;Mai 0 R R Co - mote
Wing & Mitchell , vs. Wells & Blood....case
Boron vs. Toweride 0 & I CO. sal. fa. moat.
Ohara Tgiollolls6 .. . . ;St& ex
Lent vs. Prince std.
Whipple ve. Cash's render
HitT vs. Seize ` sassy
ItWer'vs. Tannerßei. fa.‘
MoGill vs. Towanda Townsti . deht..l
Weston's ex's. vs. Miller et. al p ejet.l
Redington Perso
Lewis vs.' Jackscm et. n,
al ad.%
Elam vs. Blood et. al
Pattenion is. (Irißls et. - al • tree.
la~ett vs . Aljeer's adln lease,
'" r
,
Sackett vs. enter lto ..... i eiect . l
Record vs. Walbridge l
Tracy 41. Moore vs. -5mit1i......,.... eau fe.l
Shaw vs. Truscarcira twp debt
Ryres Ire. Grias ' tree.
1 111! - -
Brivens vs. Ball . sp.
Fleming &'dozies vi. Wooden ca w
Day vs. Benjamin & Varguson ap.
Russell & co. et. al. vs. Andrews debt.
Subpoenas returnable at 10 a. m., on
Monday September.l4, 1868: , ,
.
Wm. A. THOMAS, Prothonotary. ! I
lasr OF PERSONS drawn for Septen
ber Term, 1868
Albany, Z P CorscirAsylum, Wm F CidE
Burlington trip., H B Williams; Burlington
West, John Pratt; Canton twp., nos Wil
liams, Sol Lindlay. *Hiram Rockwell; Cai
ton boro', E W ("Owen; Columbia, Horace
Wolf; Granville, Norman Palmer; Monroe
twp., Win Decker:, Monroe lxvo', A
Crammer;
,Pike, M H Goading; Sinirldield e
0 Gerould; Springfield, Bela K Adams;
Standing Stone, Wm Gordon, Joel Stevens;
South Creek * . E Dunning; . Terry. Daniel
Wells, EShepard; Troy boro', A B Moore'
Towanda
Towanda boro', N Tidd; Walla, Austin El
all; WysOziE E Myer.
.I`naVzitsz- avioss—PraliT WEER.
Athens twp, F S Morley, G N Tozer,
.1 Morley; Armenia, • N Sherman; Burling
ton tp., Daniel Kendal; Burlington West,
Daniel Perry; Curlington boro', L T Boyse;
Canton tp., Sheldon Lindley; Canton boro
Judson Dann; Columbia, Bummer Lilley; ,
Granville, L B Gurney, E Bailey; Herrick,
.J S Crawford,- E Fuller; 'Leßoy,. Edward
Kelly; Monroe boro', M M Coolbaugh; Or
well, C J Chubbuck, Geo Brown; Pike, J D
Davis, Geo White; Springfield, Win Chase
Sheshequin, L S Kingsbury; Terry, Ed
mond Horton; U Terry.; Towanda boro, 0,
'`H Wood; Towanda North, Win Barnes;
Tdscarora, - Jos.Neigh ; Troy tp... L Stiles;
Ulster, - Ralph oswell; Warren, 8 A Pitchy
er; Windham, Asa McKee; Wysoz, Henry
Pasamore; Wilmot, Salmi Norconk;
Wyalq
sing, T Brown, J tlinimberlin - ; Wells, 8P
Sergeant.
Athens bor', Jerre Collins; Athens tww,l
John Watkins jr.; Asylum, Robert Ball ;
Albs, 0 G Manley; Burlington tp., Harrison
Dodd; Burlington West, A M Swain,' Chas
Taylor; Columbia, J Edited, Chas:McKean;
Canton born',; John Griffin; Franklin, D W
Cokely; Herrick, A Stone, Mishit Beeler:;
Leßoy. Reuben Stone; Monroe twp., L
Pratt, L Marcey; Monroe bort?, L A Rock
well; Rome. Wm Strops; Ridgbury, A Co.
villa, B Doty; Sheshequin, John Horton, C
H Ames; Springfield, John Cooley, Noah
Bliss; Sylvania,. Nathaniel Stevens. James
Nash; Towanda tp., Dennis-McGill; To
wanda boro', A B Menardi;;Terry, Wm:
Terry; Ulster, John McQueen; "Wffmot, C
E Burgess; Wyalusing, H Camp, A Fee;
Windham, J 8 Madden; Wysos, J M Wet.:
ties ; Warren, A Wheaton. .
•
Mornrfs,
bacco Store.
WANTED.—A man thatia competent
to do first class horso.shoeing ; to whoni
steady employment' and liberal wages will
be given. Asply immediately to M. d. Warr,
rya,Athetui, 'Pa. Angust 8, '6B; ;4
$4 50 0 $7 00
2 50
CASCADE MILLS FLOUR—Made fEOII
prime old Winter Wheat, is worth 16 pet
cent more than the same amount, and
quality, 'made from new whcat. A sack or
barrel will make 15 per cent., pr one pound
in seven, • more bread than from the new
crop. Making a difference in value in fa
vor of the old of two dollars per barrel or
fifty cents per sack, owing to the new : con
tabling that proportion of water more than
the old. This fact is well known to Bakerd
and every one should understand it. We
have bougitt, and still continue tolny, all,
the Old Wheat to be' had, and will have ri
supply until the new trop is fit to use to
advantage.
No decline in quality. We propose to
make it better and better all the time. I
H. B. INOHLM
Camptown, Aug. 13,1869.—tf.
lam' Every RepOlicau wants th
frorams. _The neatest, cheapest and spiel•
est imper.out: It is loaded fall of fan, and
shot oft monthly, at. only 25 cents per year]
Specimen copies five cents each. Addrc=:
The POPGUN, Laporte, Pa. July 23. WI
Siiir The subscriber bolas for salL
at-his place rin Camptown, a three year old
ikon gray lifareColt.,,weight 1,200 poundi p
•a good Cole, a one-h orse Lumber Wagon, a
Cutter; and also 6 Sheep to let to double.
Mau= Ezz.
August 5, 1868.4i,"1.
. HAND Loom. -• A. (I.' VERVE; Sell
Acting Hand;,Zoom. ganufactured and
for We by A. O. Vaunt JCo., Andover, N
Y. Send stemp-for descriptive circular. ,
dune 18, 1868.-3 m•. --- •
STRAwnERay -PLANTs A)
Wulf Seedling, . 12 els
. per doz 50 eta per
100, $4 per,l,ooo-; Ag riculturist .12 ota peZ
doz., 50 cta per 100, $4 per 1,000 ; :won,
da, (Knoz's No. 700) 25 ota per doz.,-$2
100, $2O per 1000 ; Jumada (when o te
kinds are - taken) 12 eta pet. doz., $1 per 1
$lO - per 1000. , -
Can famish Wilson's and Agrieultaris
snow,; Amnia% by" Anglia
• , G. How, Monroeton, Va.
July 13, 1868.7-8 m•
FOR Sui.—A Scholarship in the
,Busquehanna Collegiate Institute • for sale
or rent, Apply , to Spew "Bass, at the
aloe ot Mercer a Morrow, Towanda, Pa,
July 29, 1868.--tf.
Horns um 'Lo Fon aux.—A house
' and lot on Week Street, near James Phin=
nre. Alargedn offered. Enquire of Wm:-
RAM & Blanc. Towanda. Pa.
• Joao 4,1868.tf. • • • -
Asstrrs.WAlrrin.—Ladies ana ,gen.
tlemen wanted hi every township in Bind
ford county, to canvass for Holland's itth.
nations and engravings. Agents are elNnc
ing from $5O to $l5O- per month. Address
at onne L.' A. Baotrit;*Towarida, Pa;
Is. 188 Et:
TARRIRD. . '
BUNNELL--BABLOW—Ang. 10tb, in WY:
by:kiv.- O. W. Jackal*, Mr.
Nichofas/3. Bunnell, to Miss Bosh Bar.
•.low, both of lifeshoppm Wyoming co.
OAPWELIr—ABBAMS—At the same thiri
arid pie., by the memo, Mr.,Lesiis Co
well of Brant:kn. Wyoming'co:. to Miss
Bush Abrams of Wilmot, Bradford co.
BEAM—mapitlNßY—At the Personal!
Stomata's, on- the 14th hist, by. Be .1
.1141kock Armstrirog, Mr. Cl.
" Miss Jenne '$ Markley. both of Booth'
'Branch. • r ; '
TONTZ--130PF.,---At Borne, on the le•ti
- inst.. y Bev. J. -L 'Bossed, Willisan
Dmitr i -of Unmade, and Delia IL i3off,; of
' former .place.
. .
GRUM .TUROILS
-
J,:N4llll'. 1111121hLt
Vaitt
oUtihiekaptillse Gait bele
, •
l ig ar Ati p p i g all tse:
• h pit talus
%a
tea= 'or sidrour
" IV *MACE MAW
11.11411C4
i t W'A VIISB'I alai -81101 ) ,
44*m. Eueisar. re. .- • =
Vogl Willed Granite ilinnumeots, talk 0410
aaa *moor& Hartle anttLfUste alutlesi • sad
Coal Grates to Itt. A. large assortment oos
-101104,4 basteebespas the cheapest. -,
fiIEiBOIMTIOII.
skip' htretofott dilating nft tklt &le
'um of;Bollekt. tiort . ito &eel ! , Is WI ely dm
solved by teirtoel tooetal.e The books - of the
Arm wlllte settled 'by J. W. Batley at the - ogles
- of the Osstote *Steam 'abr. - •
- J. W. BAILEY;
0..c. - ecntroN.
.Iso.
Canton. 4oly . .2lstoteell. -
DOcTO,' BART.I4M;
BU 4i , GTOH BOROUGH', PA.
=
~iBE CO SER . GROCERY '
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II
"'orc:
1, }N's B •" ).I Fr ,
'lathes t iorner of Main & Bridge -eta
- 'OIVAIIIDA,' PA, ~ - - ;'-
muss; Pal.rviiinnot, Fioni,,Mast,
.ii uuderatgned #esiru o:make
oaledgenients for lite Very Der.
laix6nage 014 Imiiii3 received for
pasi eight mcin4 -
bey have recently made large ad.
aue to their stock; Viand are in daily
nowt if Goode adapted to the wants
oftheir! trade, all of which have been
selentc4 -with care and bought ut the
1 ;
MI
EM
N
E/!I
very loWeat market rates.
I !
With their fixperieAce and greatly
in s eceasa ,they would most
rsspect(ully invite their old friends
aid culitomers vi an examination.of
- .
theti g l odP. They feel certain that
3
•
sucti flp.ruitiatitm justify their
t
enstprurlrm in giving them so hereto
;
1 I:
oral tbeir trado. and their confidence.
'TlRey"rontitint, .to p»y lihertil prices
11•i►sxt I.r J , •sit,iil' , ;. uountry Pro-
ducO.
LONG & KEELER.
May 11, 1868,
W. 4. CHAMBERLIN
Has enloged Ida store' and ha i at received
klarge stock of fold and Silver
AMERICAN WATCHES.!
And i s well selected awiOrtment of SWISS
WATCHES. all warranted to ran well or the
monep refunded. He keeps on hand a large aa.
aortment of the celebrated
SETH - T . H . O it AS" OLO
Also an elegant u 'cement of the latest Kyles
Gold;
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
In thelplited Ilse, he hal' Rogers Riotbes
TORKS,AND..SPOONS!
I 1
p4ited
Break ast & Dinner Castors,
Elegant treble plate doable wall
ICE. PITCHERS!
pandsome Cake! Bitikets,
BUTTER ft BERRY DIMES,
' Plelt4tade, Tes Sabi ko.,
Cll ie now keeping the
GROVER & • BA K ER'S
,
Patna y Sewing Machines.
I. _ .
These Ilachlnes ere superior to all others for
family use, for the following reasons :
They sew with two threads direct from the
spools, and require n- rewinding.
They see more .easily understood and used,
and less liable to derangement ,
than other ma
'
ate's.
They ire capable of executing perfect-Y,
without change of adjustment. a much greater
misty of work than other machines. '
The stitch made by these Machines le much
more end, elistic,And durable, 'esPechillY opus
articles which require to be washed and waned.
than any' ther stitch. . -, _ -
This at tch, owing to the manner in which
the and
4 o
thread is unwronght, is much _the
moat pin p and beautiful in use, and retains
this pitudpness and beauty, even upon articles
!frequently washed and ironed, until . they are
worn out/.
The structure of the seam b such, that, tho'
it be cut ,or broken at intervals of only a few
stitches, it will neither open, run. nor ravel,
but remains firm and durable.
, .
Unlike! other machines; thie fasten both
ends or the mum by .the olio operation.. •
With these machines, while silt is used .upop
'the rightiorlace side of the seam. untoo may
ba usedn the other side without lessening
the stre ngth or durability, of the seam. This
'can be dine on no other maeldnipand ha great
Saving n on all articles stitched or mademp
witP
These Wl:whines, in addition tollieir superior
merits ay Instruments for tiewing, eseente the
most heal/Mil and permanent embroidery and
ornamental work.
Yea can get Sewing Machine Needles, and aU
articles per:sluing to the machine butane:la. 1.
WAI'CH ANU CLOCK REPAIRING,
Done In the best manner,Aa tonal, at low rates,
Towaj a
, July 18. 1867...
AN HE PLAYED ON A HARP
, ' , iIF A THOUSANDISTRINGS,
DITT MOH - 0011 TEMPLE OP MUSIC
• Poe . e the .Celebrated ilathushek 0 and,
and the t rautifal little Colihri Pianos. Pianos
of 219 a In ge. PiSIVAI of one third more pow.
fir. Pla es that ethibit more skillin structure
'Pianos 141st are betler.inade In every respeet4
add will,stand in time longer than any now to
use in tis,iountry and Europe; These Pians,
diger in "construction in the Inside nom all °th
em, the strings cross the Iron home in all di.
main* . distrilmUn the muse pommy
equally to all sides - . p Shies oth•
•er improvements altar to their co ctloo
'they coMblne.ilt • e_lniprovementa of • very
, other mine SW lor 'lllustrated •
lays Where everytlfinf Is explained to Whale-
Oen. - i41:: constant y on hand 'a full-assort
menfel Haines Brother's Plum. Organs and
Nolo& af,thebest of various' styles for the
'church sadperior. Parlor , and Neb&on Cov•
era, ' and "Melodeon' Stools, Instruction
Booksf M eodeon and Piano. New and old
sheet m sic ou hand, and ordered if deslie .
Also f sale. Prof. Van Beuseelser sad Pier
ion's , Furniture anti Carriage Polish,—
1
Pianolining done on short, notice. Liberal
&mut to ministers, churches,imp teachers.
'Also gents for the , e
D • P• • : ' BROTRERS . p . NigQIIALLED
PA. PIANO!. FORTES !
. , .
CU &MUER:AIf. 1. DITTRICH
Feb. 13;1888. '
EE
plilE, LIST.--CASO4DE MiLLO. 1
. _ , ,-, 1 - ~
1 But quality WiAter !rhea. near per - %
itundM ..1. • Or 00 0.02 00
!kat quality Bye Flour per hundied....,.. 400
Oars Weal and Rye an Conn Feed • 2 75
A. felt margin allowed to des ers. We ply
eaal ' for gtalii. Mont $2 50.1{1e. good, 01 - 46
Corn 0F 23. .1
rint grindlagwsually done at onee. hie of the.. soill is sufficient for a lupe
of work. •_ aril. INGRAM.
town. May 7.1668. •
EE
131.4itik—Wheai'• Floir of all
grMb a; Baer.wheat Float * Bran. Caro,
.Peal. Feed: as„ st•
Dec lb
W. A. ittVIEWRIA.V.
T 4 HIGHEST CASH
_PRIOR
pad for Batter sad Ins at
weeisal NIX'S.
Von ,
ICS - No 1 MAOKICREI.FpN ,
sailgini)l4l,
P U
_CIDER, VINEGAR, atr.
KcCAIM MIX'S.
!Its!
,0,4• A
#I I4 P I-01 t 00 *BY
~,::: 'w!•_ ,,,, ...:-- • •, , ...r -
r i.o io tli.te4t.• -, li 0.-V-i
osi
r. S. st.
pwa.p.d,
ThP , PSerlVedo encourag44. by
lba-sOccess; !bleb. .thes-fari
tOolied
to make_ acknowledgmnent for the
.
very liberal , patronage they hive:re
ceived, bigivingiheirionstoniers the
idilintage of l theirr plain' experience,
tMiher-:wlti%of their
greatly. ineressed facilities for doing
!Maine's.
' - •
- They . keep . 4ac rinetwatl on band, a
very - large an complete assortment
of everythinglin their. line- and are
daily receivi n gcinch additions to
li
theiri' . ,inek a the wants of their
ti ado-ref:juke-a
I
s
,They' bar!fiuoup.. n :.store; - • sugar,
1
Syrup, - liolia' es, &free, Rice; To.
bozo, Fieb, - Salt, Cheese, Fruits, -
ri m
Crackers, Ca dy, Matches, Broom i
Wrapping Pa r, and Twine, Flour
Backe, Seeds, and -a great variety of
other goods, w
ly 'bought at t
market, and 'at
at rotes to to
They . desire
don to their
Tea's; which th
York Jobbing
the quality in
Have also a
meat of fluor,
Oil:
Thdy t tin pontiutie to - have the
benefit of a reOdent Partner 'in New
York, who is minstantly in the market
ind prepared to turn to our advan
tage any favotable changes .in the
prioo of goods.
Fox,
MIMI
P °
Are no
SPRITS'
THE USUAL GREAT
VARIED 1 , OF GOODS,
IN EVERt DEPARTMENT,
ARE OFFERED
Lathed Market • Priees
Towanda, Avail 1,11168
S,P,BOIAL NOTIOE
SARSAPARILLA; AND SODA WATER FOR
Mh lUU.IONEL
The subscribers having Wilt it New Slop,
-and supplied themselves with the latest and
most ap proved machinery. 'Old - the very best
materials for the purpose, ars now prepared to
maaatactOre and oiler to the public. a superior
article of their Sarsaparilla and Baia Water,
good at all times, and so indispetudblY met
easy for health and ternfort. doting the bested
terma. and -warm summer months' which are
saw upon us.
Mukha to a generous public for the rely
liberal patronage we have received , dosing she
'short thee weber bees engeged in nibs busk.;
DON bees, we are .detenignea that DO ellortosk.
aurmert atoll be matimg to merit and secure
oattattance of the Ipublio pa tromp commeat
orate with our thawed realties supply,
tar them milk What they need. • ..•
All order biome line will receive immediate
and prompt *Urea* • I •
_ BENNICTItch WITH,
Opposite BaillmatDepot. Towaada, .•
Juneld.lllol. 7 4m. , ,
DISSOLUTION.—The ticilartuert
ship hetetotare exlithig ender : the time
a/ 13edtb l Peet this dy ittualved brae=
tad - ooteeet. - The books at the Mrs me tett hi
the buds et Peek fo- mattered, eS kis
Peranosiodebted • to - sald dna - -are requited:
to make immediate paymest,-4* all aceasata
lot settled bribe drat of Aegean will be left
lot ooßcotiaac
• •
•-•
BEM`- Mt&
- Towsa*Qhas to 1865.-4* • -
WEE
icb have been recent-
e lowest point in, the
a offeied at wholvaale,
esplihds
call etpedial atten
largo stock of Fine
I,y• arc selling at New .
priceti,—goaranteeing
band a goosl\tassorte
MEE
',Pork and Kerosene
s. MERCUB, & CO.
au CO.,
zee.el their
STOCI3.,
h comprises
lii
lAl,oijwhiob
At the
Sinaarg . .l3 i."1 41 r 7 Sic" of
• • writ of 'Pi. Pa. limed oat b ' - Gaga
of t , teium P . ,..... .../Mos of. ',Westford 130011 s • PA*
is•wr i twitivirci rg pv:
„,„1,,,. as AY. 1118111 B 'lnk
at 2.0'4100 1 111T0 thea te
457 / 1 1 8f417 r kilf .
gleweet , .100d:ifOt.y_`111# , list:e4
b o w deicylbed• ma - =mil e'f: br mt -
Z ii
nor* by, d e t t ii J ase atnea a. 18;Cr, th„. ( 6 : 7
.smii! rt th e se;st ei ,
t u tt a , ilmitittriterr.oar & smith by
P: Wells. -Contalning lib "Ott= • moll
or less, ail improved with a framed bolted, t*O
old log barns and Am fruit trees thereott.. , ••-• ~.,
Seined and fallen in_wrecntbn. at the NIP. of
P. L. Ward se. AUL JA 3 Car l /.. I OOIO,WPFATV,
'John
Sul
'JohnJerre Sumsan"..-• . . - -.--
ALFAX:Thnfollowlog described bit piste or
=l n t% glic 100=1=
lkoni•Troy td,llbrilegton, 'east , by land of Geo.
W. Godard, swath by Lad of R. -11-.l9mltand
west by nubile„highway Indium from ifedi
11arUngi t on--to BerAm e irs Ililkr.--,•Gunialeb.. It
about 400 i
0 mam MM.- more ; cr lea, all im
proved. with a framed &KIP ibm11014: ... ‘ •
Seised and taken in execution ••/toe suit of
W.B. Guthrie vs. Pram ick Johnson. Also at
the salt of Jewell and. Pomeroy se. rederkk
' ALBO-4beiblicillni•lot;•plece or
limed L skt hi:ghat:3a% in Ttle ' lkwo; bound
ed north by hind of J. J.- 0 the; east by the .
Buagnehanna river, south 14 illge strWand
VOA by lands ~o f W. Patton.. ••LCIMUIIIOI/
'l2OOO square testillare or less;' , with's,. mall'
teemed buildup thereon:. and is embsteedbex
tween a Use forty eight feet east of and parab
tel with defeadanya brick block sad"- the Ikus
gusher= river. ,
Seized and taken in execution-at the :cult of
E. W. aide vs. W. Patton. . -
A150...4U following described lot piece or
- parcel of land' elitUitt in.SylVaniailloro' bound
ed north by land of Win. Bowah:4,4*st tbyNli
EturritOtouth by public highway Wing ferns -
T• oy to Ilanstield, wait by said inn; Bandon.
Contalhing 4of an acre of Ilia. more , )r less.
all improted trith - a frametthonse,iimall hatted
barn and few fruit trees thereon.J
• Seised and taken in execution at the 'snit of
Geo. S. Davison's use vs. Spencer Powers
• ALSO:4The following described. lot,_ pieeil or
parceled land situatedn Albany brio; r //twisted
north by Jandaot N. A laddienst bl land Of
S. Campbc_ ll south and west by lands In pot
see, ion of - H. i .134 Wilcox. Containing oneness
of land more or less;allimproved.
Seized and taken in execntOn at the suit of
S. Campbell Vs. P. N. Wilcox.
ALSO—The following described lot piece of
parcel of land situate In Wilmot twp. , bound
ed north by lands ot.John Jacoby. east byland
of David Ell r. mouth by land of John
Fox, and west - by dof Elinttn Horton. Con
tai 40 acres of land, more or leas, about 20
acres ved- with two log -bonsai one log
barn. a:few fruit trees thereon:
Eel d and taken irrexecullon at the suit of
C. S. we're use vs. Hamill •• • - •
The following described lot piece or
Parcel of land Minatoin Citon two., bounded ,
la
north by ,of Jane Col nil N.-Yensznee,
east by land of Sur . Ken all. south by the
public highway. anaim by . 1401 - of acid N.
Vernamee, et. al. Containing 2i d.cres of land
more or leis, WI improved with one trained
house, saw mill and a few trait Met thereon.
Seised and taken in execution' at the agile
Elias Rockwell*. E. I ) , Bishop- •
AL,hO-.Thelollowlng describe,' lot, piece or
parcel of bud stiaste ia Smithfield twp., bound
ed north by the public grounder, east by .the
public highway leading from Smithfield Centre
to Burilbgton, south by !god of 4. Phelps, and
: west by' land of . E. Bullock: , Containing one
'acre of land, mote ct all lap:roved with a
framed tavern home, framed 'barn and 'e*
fruit trees thereon:
Retard and taken is execution at the snit of
L.R. Arnold's use vs.. N. P. Tuttle. •
ALSO—The following described lvt,. piece or
parcel ot land sAnate in Tuscarora twp., bonn
ed north by Whichever Cobb, oa the east by
George I...alains and Rufus Potter, on the south
and west by George Waltman. Containing 50
acres. Mere or less, about 15 acres improved;
more or less, a !pug house and log barn and a
tew:fruit trees thereon. '
' Seized and torten in execution at the shit bi
Porter do Nichols's% Thomas Potter, '
ALSO—The following described lot piece or'.
parcel of .land situate in Bmithfield4wp.„ boon
ded north by lands at 0..8. Harris, , east by
Adam Fchell, south by M.. 8. Dibble, and west
by David.Boper and Jacob Fletcher. Contain
ing fifty acres, more or less, about 20 acres im
proved, with a log house - , board shed and It'few
unit trees thereon. .
Seized and taken in executhin at the snit o
Evan Lewis vs. A. U. Campbell k Brother.: .
ALSO—The following described- lot, piene.dr
parcel of- land situate ha North Towanda twp:,
bounded north by land of C. M.-Manville, east
by land of DaVid Ratty, swath by land of Eme
line Rutty , and west , by land - be.ouging.to the
-estate or John Simons dec'd: ontaitting,lo
acres of land, more or less, all . Improved.
Seized and taken in caeca:fon at thesuit of
Codding h Messer' vs. Samuel Eiawkins. Also
at the snit of Emplino` Rutty - vs, Samuel. Haw !
king,
ALSO—By virtue or sundry . Write of Fl. Fa.
and - Fend. • 0., the followlng, described lot
piece or parce of land situate in Orwell and
Herrick twps., hounded north by land of Wm.
Smith and Widow-Light, east by lands of Thos,
B. Smith the estate of Charles. Stevens. dec'd.
and Homer Coleman, south :bg landS of A.R.
and•Homericolem.iii, and west by Lind
of Elisha Keeler and Widow Light: Contain
ing NO acres of land, more or less, about•7o
acres improved with a framed dwelling house,
two framed barna, framed shop and orchard of
fruit trees thereon,
ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel'of
land situate in said townshi ps , bOunded north
by lands' of Messer Allis dad Widow Light,
east by E. N. Reeler and Homer Coleman,
month by A. B. Brown and M. Hitchcock's
heirs, and west by .51. Ilitelicock's heirs and
Eleaze.r "Allis. Containing SO acres of land,
more or less, about 50 acres' improved, with a
framed dwelling house, two trained barns,
framed shed and orchard of fruit treeabereon.
Seized nd taken in execution at the suit - of
Geo. C. Atwood's use vs. E. N. Reeler and
Elisha Reeler. Also at tho snit of George C.
Atwood's use vs. E. IL'Eeeler. ' •
ALSO—The' following described lot, , piece or
'parcel a lan situate in Canton boro , bound
ed north, son h and west by lands of. Wm. S.
Baker, and east-by lands belonging to the heirs
of J. C. Rose's estate. Containing 4. acres of
land, more or:less, all improved, with a framed
house and few fruit trees thereon.
Seised and taken in execution at the shit of
J. E. Bullock vs. WJlliam Brew.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or
parcel. of land situate in Eidgbury twp. bound
ed north by land of Sturges Squires, east by
George Peterson, south by the Webb estate and
Jasper Roberts, and west by George Burnham.
C. ntaining 45. acres of land, more or less,
'about 38 acres improved. with a trained house,
log barn and an orchard of fruit tlees thereon.
Seised and taken in execution at the suit of
J. o,,,Bobinsen's use vs. William Bolfe and
Neilson Peterson.' '
• ALSO—The following described lot, piece or
parcel of land aLuate in -Rothe twp., bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stoke and stones,
the north-west corner of Dennis Rockwell's
laud,-thence north 24 0 west 96 pra.; to the line
of Beenum estate, thence by sold Beeman line
north 874° east 136 pea. to the line of Francis
Dimmock, thence along said; line and line of N
Russell, south 24° east 96 'pro.. to the north
-east corner of said Rockwell's land, thence by
the north line of the same south 874° west 136
prs., to the place of beginning. Containing 78
acres of land, more or less, about 40 acres im
_proved with a framed I °use and barn thereon.
ALSOOne other' ot, piece orparcel of land
:situate in Rome twp., bounded north by lands
of the estate of N. Beeman, east by land in'
possession of C. L. Parks, South by-John Rus
sell and mm. McCabe, and: yes, by John Rus
sell. Containing about 60 acres, more or less,
about 50 acres inn roved, with a framed house,
2 framed bans, corn house and. orchard of fruit
trete thereon.
ALSO—One other lot, piece br parcel of land
situate in Rome twp., described as follows :
Beginning at a corner of a lot conveyed to
liathaw B. to- Thomu F. 11111,in the south line
of a lot conveyed to Joseph Seeley, Ethence
•slong the said south line west 31 1-10 Drs.-tea
corner tot land conveyed to Smith Lent, thence
"tong the east lino of said last mentioned lot
and east line of a lot conveyed to John Paso
more math 90 5.10 pia., thence along the north
line of a lot conveyed to N. D. Beeman, east
31 1-16 pea., and thence along the welt, line of
raid lot conveyed to Mathew B. Zs Thomas F.
Rill, north 90 5.10 pro. to. the place of begin
ning. Containing 19 acres and. 94 perches of
land, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution at the suite!
LneyJames-vi. Swath Lett. - • L. •
ALSO—By yirthe of a writ - of Vend. Expo,.
the _following described lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in Leßoy twp., Beginning ata bem
lock on the bank -of gull brook (so , called)
thence north.6l° hig h wa y " prs. to a.poat Leßoy
aide of the publiclading from
to Taylor And dle (so called) in Granville tifp.
thence north 20° east 116 pea- to a post, tnerice.
north 10° nest 20 pro. to a post. thence north
28 Pet. t o a t, thence south 61° west 12 -pis.
to tr ni.
on the bank of said golf brook,
thence down the said brook the several tonnes
thereof to the.place of , beginnhig.. Containing
40 acres more or lese,abont 20 acres' Improved
with a framed bons° and few holt trees thereon:
Seised and taken la execution at the suit of
H. die ea. Nedeblah Smith.
. _
A1:130--The following described lot, piece or
parcel of land situat la Albany trip., bound
ed 4:tort/I . ..and out lands of J. 8. Campbell,
on the north by land of Joseph Campbelli and .
Teat by,the Berwick . Turnpike. Containing 4
of an acre more or- lees, alt Improved, with 'a
framed housepartly finishe d ,, and a few fruit
trees thereon.
Selzed.and taken in erica on at the suit of
J. lii:Danapbeil es. D.-W. Birshberger.
described lot, picce or
Parcel, Of laud situate lekTolotrora twp., boon.
sled north by 4 :-Arinstrong, east by - Ellas•
Geoige Solomon', south tiy. John rind Joseph
Neighsonid we-t by W: W. A:Peter Neighs.--
CoUakdrig about SO *efts, be theism.) more
or 'Piss, about 20 acres haptored,with stump&
house, saw. WU, and 'a ?few fridt
*obeli anti tannin' aeetition at. the:nava
D. L. Tholipson's use vsalcob, aougAt.
'Also at the suit of D. as° sc..
Jolla Bought 2d. •
- - WitISATOM GRIFFIS Sheriff'
Siberia's Office Aug '13,t1868. - •
'FANNING &HARIOBB MAKING;
The stio%shiltiiet iter -Maeda
3 •%:; le'? Mt bowl - aelhe Ira
Mi °IMA
GES.% MLLE ter the purpose of e ffing
on the M m
ose : • :Humors ataktig as&
repairing done to °rear sedan murk warranted..
Cash palAtar WA! ! • - • .
- . - --- •
- GAR S. MLLES: ,
eassidown, Jas. 98,1869. ; , • •,,!
ala
tii
MMti22
_
' • ROCIAMATION.' n°ll
Of ,1111 134 1 ' Diattiot ' of -
eo *sties of is owl atot bOwi r tielidasf
Rom Lett Di - Stadedd. ea t. • iria'
1 ,.... *ALL tot . ~,, 4 ; ,.; ~
ben looted tisk . . '1
r 7
' *
the
ca titllopet r d. D. - ' - cto*O - ,
tor. . 4 44,9yerand Taiga*. ' ed •
end etas sai,wf-tatsPeEi coot**
Pleas sod Or**. C 444, kt, mei,. for_tho
County of Bradford. On WM', TU1417 of
4tt, hp option two weeks 1 • •
°l eir
,ad i t i f t l el o .7_ . : ~. CoostaidelAl
Ow 4 ' • - - , , heljwd odd
/
there in hilt p - kW* ' 10-011ock hi
the foreacoof , astotith work, lA!:• qtklattions and other remembreaceljo 40 tho 4
WWI Width to , , theiroftleo appertidos fobs
dm; .sod thowt-whO_Ore Wood by gecollaws
os ottorwiNAPiowate who' arm
wito eest may so the put9f.poild ty, ot
-WhOs*D be , . colut ?
il i
l er
llawto kkfkiA , , - 000141W_ figs) ill*
them as*all ab be , Oxon - m. tsiptested to
th e e rottost la, Jr; sites dimes„ agreeably to
Dated at Towas‘As 4irsiotit.4 the
. pest of ass LOA, one*oastad sight handred
andalst,p4lffit, Aad of th e. ladep***4 - *'
'the trotted States, the ' Dint Ursa.:,- , :
4, . , , . ~.., . ,
.:AintelitaiX ORWRIEL Sherlii:
100 . 24,0TialLe--TliOlidt3 is
~keteby.eiteadbst.thembw,beis Bled and
aettlid in the (*este' •thesta of Wills,. in.
ALL for th* 03 agfr 4frft4l l Q.soconnts of Aa
tolnktratlon upon the following estates. viz _
Final ace% of John Chambetlaht. sda's, of,
Joel Stafford; late of Wyakillagadea'd. ' • "
Final soul of John Stfitigere i after of the
estate ofl Pater /Kari:sere, late of Albany dec'd.
,• - -Final yet of Leman. Putnam and 13e4. Eg
Salley admits of Charles Drake, late of Gran
ville, diti'd. ' • "
Finalaiseit 61 , Aziltair Seize and 4,D. Foss
adePra off A. SUCtenort.latecif Lam de"ol'.
Miles Prince-4,1r of Sophie •Q: Falmhfda,
late of Windhant, dee'd. _ :
Final acet - of L. P. Stafford, ger - of =llaylazi
Stafford, late of -Wyaloaing, deed. •
Phial:Wel, of. G. T. Griliget,adsn'r of P.
Jlottonilateef ifleoz; deal- -
Finales/3 1 f of IL E.. Merrill *dui's., of Aruba
Sharmall, late doc'd. • _ - -
Final ace't of, Peter Tromp. Johillizby and
William 43-. %afford errd of Jahn Bizby,late
of
_Sylvania bore deo d. -
Final ice's: of - gild* of
Daniel J. Horton. lite of Sheshequill, deed.
_ emit of KileanTachard gmuslist: of. A'.
• o.Stordevant. - ; •
Final wet of Henry Gibbs, guardian of Pa 4 .7.
thenaH.Barnee. . •
And the same will , be sweated to the • Or-
Phan's - Vend of: Bradford Canty, on Thursday
the 10th Ably of September next Abe confirms ,
Ron and allowance. • R. J. MADILL,
-Aug..12.1868. - ' . Register."
. .
gratrircri te .
TN "BA. .—ln tiressot
lOf AlonsoZ: Benjamin,. Blinks*, In the
District Court' of the United Btates; , for the
Western District of.Pesmsylyspia. • ~
• To whom it slay Cancan: • undersigned'
hereby gives 'notice of his appol ntment as U.
sista of ALONEUE. BENJAMIN, of Asylum
twp: . ia.thE County rat Bradford, and State of
Penusyltairls, - *Mal District, who•his
-been adjudged a Banktifigt 'Open , his own peti
tion by-the District Court of said Distribt.
Dited at Towanda, Pa.. • the. 13th day.of -Au
gnat, A. D. 1868,; JOHN W. MIX, Assignee.
TN BANKRAJPTCY.--In
of dardrew B. Eckert Sailtriiit. the Dia
trier' Cottrt. of the United Statesfor tb
..,)Testern
District of renasyllauLs:• • • •
To whom it s may cencera : The Undersigned
breby Aires notice of his appobrhaeot as As
signee of Andrew S. Eckert, of Troy' twp..; , .in
the codrity of .Bradford and State of Pertnayi
vania,.within said District, who has .been ad
judged a Bankrupt upon hid owe letition by
the District Court of said District.
Dated Totten4l, the 13th day of Augtut A
'D.1838. . JOHN H. ISlX;dialifaee•-
TNCiiiiIOOILATiON. NOTICES r
-1 Application for Incorporation of the Times
rort and Rush ReligiousCoupaci. .
`Application. for the 'lncorporation of the
First. Methodist Episcopal Church of New Al
bany. -
Application for the IncotporatiOn of, the
Presbyterian Church ol Barclay. • - •
Noiice is hereby given that the above Arno
olations hive scverally presented to the Court
of Common Pleas of Bradford County theirwr
ticies of Association asidpg for a degree of In
corporation, and the cold Conn having exam
ined the same, and finding. them , doyrect will
decree that they be ineorporatedas prayed for
on'Monday, September 7, 1668, at 2 p: m., any
less cause be shown to the contrary.
• ,W A. THOMAS, Prothcibottry.
Proth ;notary's Wilco. Aug. 6, 1668.-
AUDITOR'S NOTIa.--/n the
ourthr of the estate of Enka Case, deed;
late of Troy tp. In the Orphanla Court of
Bradford County. . , .
The' u nde rsi gned ...puditor appointed by 'Said
Court-upon exceptions file d the partial 'ac
count of the -executors of said estate, . will at
lend to the duties of his - appointme nt at his
°Mee, in the Borough of Towanda, on 11onday,
the 24th day, of nowt, 1848, at t Wedocki pap.
July 12, 1868. H. -PEET, Andikor.l
A lIDITCR'S NOTICE —The under
algneil;baring been appointed an Auditoi.
by the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford Co.
to distribute money asising from the Sheriff:s
sale of the persowal property* StnithrLent,wh I
attend to the duties of said appointment, at his
officein the'Borough_ of Towanda, on Friday,the
21st day of August; ISO, at-2 pp. `m., of said day
...at which time and place -all persons-hating..
claims on said' money'are required to present
the same, or be debarred from coming in upon
said:lnoney. . . •
July 21; 1864; • PEET,..tuditor:
DMINISTRATORS -
• Notiee ii hereby given to all persons in.
debted to the estate 'of Mery Anima,. :late
of Monroe twp., deed.; are requested to make
immediate - payment, and those having claims
against said estate,' must predent them •dilly
authenticated for settlement. _
ISAAC BOBBINS,
Adixdnistrator.
July 21,1868.
XECITTOR'S NOTICE.-NoticeE is
hereby given that 'all pepsins indebted to
the estatw of Samuel Hartshorne, deo'd., lase of
Windhani twp., are _requested to make payment
without delay, and those having claims against
estate must present thenvoluly authentlea
teti ,",ir settlement. ' - •
' SILENCE E, HAIVETHORNE;
, GEORGE LAWRENCE, _
June 25, 18Ss.! Executors.
1N : BANKRUPTOY.—In the matter
.1.
of George E. Humphrey. Bankrupt. In the
District Coact of the United States, for the, Wes.
tern District of Pennsylvania. - • .
Tb whom it may Concern: The _undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appontinent as as
signee 4al Geo. E.-Humphrey, of South Creek:-
in the county of Bradford, and State of •Pentt.-.•
sylvania, within sail District. who has been ad:.
- judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by'
the District Court of Said District.
Dated at Towanda, the 4th day of August,
A: D.'1868. J9IIN N. CALlFy,..laslgneg.
TN BANItRUPTCY.—In the matter
of NELS9I( C. - MARTIN, Bankrupt.... in the
Dlctrict Conn the United States, for the
Western District of Pennsylvania. - •
To wham tt may,Conen n: The undereigied
hereby gives no:ice of his appointment as pi t
signet of Netsurf:O. Means. of Tunkhannock
in the county of Wyoming, and Stateof Penn!.
sylvania, within said District, wbo, has been ad
judged-a Bankrupt upon his • own petition by .
the District Court of kaki District. .
Dated at Tunkbannock.the-4tb day of. :August
A.D. 1868. JOHN N. CALIFF, designee.
OWA Il A AGRICULTURAL
17011 KS.
TOWANDA; PP.LiTAUA:,
11.4111111.0191.111 ES Ittf4S,`' SPOOS
DENT STUFT,
nE4yy, 'IfiAGONS,
GENERAL WOOD WORK
,W6OO , TIIHN NO ITS BRANCHES
SCRoLIi pAWIIIo, -PLANING; ETC.,'ETCi
• - ToDWers in f , `:
,11p . }3S,SPOKES Sc BENT 4TUFF',
We offer a
. •
. .
STOCK TBOY watch TO V. SELECT.
—lt-, The skiove Re - from the test
SECOND GROWTH. MCKORY &,' OAK.
LIG= AND HEAVY WAGONS ON SAND.• .
. .
iYa .haVel the Bivad and Karma' Chsiteje.i
acirSit4.llolo and dresied.
T: 11113110 P,
114. 4 111:11CUR, rrealdent: - -
• • :iIF
Towa*la, Jay 2, 1 665.
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yr' ~ F
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• f.t.r 4 , to,
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VM" rt. ' .:
. ' FARM AND
taitifiltu emx—uo acres
is Unteslownsfdp, Ms' eocmty. Pa—
alarro"Ns4l=2 TV,
. 1001$11dra ,- .1411 lisidi at width
b slap daub inift.l . 111 . , .. Vi
oti gesi=yed,
has
g r ilieeta bi tmrtilf . lard wood
spios.ft. , Wlltbe !Old b bass Alba to suit
• Ouroblorf• 1 FIOCIPIAN,it goitAmbe ; i n
pattio the piece weaker Wick* 15; 11r.; Welt,
105 aWda;' UP at • That
WO of OP, "W ,f
s ialltV archon!
ot il
inaJpripir,peu pod, 73.
Wwair,'ls acre. . ptees_ oft Wilding's,
_ Owes. AG:, lqtt - aiens, "OLIN , in scre—
en* to sd .lasepti Withqr,
pasta
63
acrW, $25 an acre: 471 the pasta weft watered
IMO hip. • Par yartkadara ,
'esseitsr.of the
OSIMIR. , ~: • ~
XLI.IB,
sear Ifaiu.sville Ly ing , So" Pa.
ithitts BAB
eant..-dboot 450 Ineat io of, land in fine
state Of ealtivation-ao'dlajda. by .roads that
Wet good fame ass , be *Wont of *Without
wastb4 oogand inbaindtal bosses and bins
on two 04 thedtrinloon, Alto Stan, yoke of
' nun gnwag ina. -
too nansevoon dbata In
t 9 iaabktriun Towanda.
and &bon ! mTI =I the rlm. • Will bo sold
brer Mee on eavteenni.
4 WIII ope,ylr4fArea.o7 - foot seitkosen who
want good firms.. all fa naming onier,call up
on JAW I3S WOOD, at Towand a, or DOUGLAS
DAVIDSON. upon hie farm, for tertian lafor
maim, . I.J AMES WOOD,
• ' DOUGLASS DAVIDSON,
Towaida, - •
•
tlyzAr: Ultras, rgic
-- A 7 farm aritMn min stilliot Minas, con
taining about 12 semi new howl 'and barn,
the tam irsaltaple,{gzrafaingesrirregetables.,
Will be sold cheap. Also 23 acres of flue tarns
larClataL With Brat landings. situate in
0 1440 1 1 /30 1 :0 1 414.pinpartY of Prol. Baku. For
teems ennalre ot.Frol. Baker, Canton, or H. B.
MoKRAN, Tolanda; Parties wishing
tapnr
citae Baum will Ind it to their.edrantage by
calthwt on , 11.— KoIIEAN, aid Weis at the
large number ()taints, houses and lots he ham
f og . a go. , ,; .!: • Jahr 16.1848.--3 t.
VALUABL'E, - FARM' FOR RALF.
Y Masted to 24)wanda tinristap,: within
half a mile alibi,' tillage of Icnranda. Con
taining about .200:aemr, about IC sera la) -
pretyl. irltb piney of wood and fenchor on -
Ws's. well watered, obotfortable outballdlogr
• and well.adaptedifor ether lamb" or grazio;.,
For partleulara Inquire of 441 CIIALPEr.
Towanda;Ta..,er L. CHAAPHL' Wert Frank
lin; Fa.' . , • I. 1115y.28,1868.-41.
VALITAIILE - RAJIV! "Mr B A LE.
Pituated - 11eineritoirriddp about one
andivhalf Miles - east tot Boma Botoagh, con
taining 20 Acres, abort 7,) acres improved, well
watered, with dwelling tease, outbuildings,
good' bearing and young orchard thereon.=
Terms 'reasonable, and ti m e , given for a Action
of the purchase money. For farther partlcc -
lars inquire on the premises of
: - • . B. K. TOW'_
Home, May 12, 1868.-Fitoe
VAWABLE FARM FOR SALE.—,
ficnS'ot one hundred( and , fifty acres,
within adz miles of Towanda, and ono, mile
from the deer is offered for sale on favorable
'terms. One tundred acres are cleared tad, in a
high state of .cultivation, with goallesices - and
most excellent buildings,- The house is a well -
built dwelling with very convenient oat-build , -
lugs consistin; of aammer kitchen - and store
,rpona; woodboase,and the yard well Ailed with
evergreen and other trees. The barn Is a large
bank barn 36C18 feet with a goid shed Attache.'
a horses barn adjoining with stalls for six. horses
a Forge cern house near by and a tenant home ,
on the property. The farm has eh eastern and
southern exposure and is offered foe sale solely
.on account of tthe ill health of , the owner. For
Wellerparticnlars dud terms, which are hjghly
favOrable, - application may-Le made to
• B. B. 11175941..
Totivanda, Feb. 20,-1868.
ilitstiltancons..
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StWING - . MACI/I - NE I
•
' The snperloi merits of the " , SI&GEW' mach
ines over•all others, for either Famfl cso, or
lianufacturingparposes, are so well established
akAl so generally admitted, that an satuneration
or their relative excellencies is'no lengeiconsid
TLE LETTER A," PAMILYIifiCIIII,FE;
hitherto. manufactured by this Company, has
gained and nuintaLned. the world over, and for
years past; an odparalleled
d,c reputation and sale.
.. 4.
Bat notwiihatandingAhe u of this 'Ma
chine. we•have nay . almoittce i that it . has been
superseded. try our - • r:•. - •
ICEW MACE,
which has born:vier fish jean to preparation,
and which has bon brought to perfection tre
gardleasof rms. r.ison or Firms', and which
is now confidently presentsyl t- the ibablia as in.
company hly tho_beilt *aw 21aAlsto, in Exist-
• The lila chine ip quelitio a , is Simple; Compact,
Durable and liteautgele,..lt, *flak:, light-run
nidg mid capable of perforttilng range and
varlet) , of work never before attemped upon a
aingie Machine, amity either Silk. skit. Linen
or Cotten Threads: and Fewing . with eg.algracii*
icy the very finest !;115 coarsest mate .ml% and
anythitig Jostween the it* extmmes, in the.
- meet,theautiful . and - ardwititutal manner. Jts
attachments fcir Seining, Braiding etc., are
novel and' tiriCticat,and have been in vented and
adjusted eipeeially tor this Machine. -;• t .
ws.,l he above Machine can be had of
_ _WICKHAM ft 'BLACK, Agents.
Pcdtlistractkmegfven at our Sewing Machine
Dept: • Attesamhation is respectfully invited.
lowanda. July 241,1868.-3 A
REAT - UNITED . -- STATES
I A
E_ -
K`ELLEY& CO.,
T. •Y.
Notu 28, 26.11234 3Q Vesek street,
N 11,-W ct . R t T
Are now supplying familles:.throughbet th
country with *s and coffees through the Sys'
tem of "elute and their regularly appointed
agents, at a ..sifebt advance ou' kargo
and guaranteeing, their teas to be pore and
frwit t and ate-to give "estire satisiaction, or
they can be returned and the money refunded.
• Remember that by our 'apt= the consumer '
.pays only ONB PROTIT, instead of seven or •
eight el le mast do when he parchsses of the
ordin y .WE DEPT COMPETITION.
:We, call spec I attentiun. notlely toenr stand
ee goods, ba our fancy brands of Oolong and
Youngllysen Teeittpecallar' finetti—and teas '
sixty, days from - ,Japan, Oar-Sleiffee. Depart
ment is managed also on, thi system of one
profit enly_, and all our 'dottle's are;sold on their
merits,. W e only ask a trial:; • • o
• • All oar importation Of OW. teat. and coil
- Can be had of oar regale' appointed'agents.
. AU our goods are goods put; titi by ourselves-
In X* pound packitgee eV; oat- wirehmis.e in -
New T e r - , and retaile d at V. 11.11. GORE'S
Drbg ore; NoATT • Maki *streSt,.at the small
'even "of-5 cents per pound over our New
York prices. ' This ; rings the goods at the
&ices they can be porOltued for oviir our
cotmtetw; with the !Melt added. ;*I -
Look AT otru
• OOLCNG (Black), 69 4 : 6 ,- 70030 4 90., $1 per
lb., best . MIXED (Green* and - Black). 60c..
70 0 • • 600.• 90., 11 per lb., beet.. YOUNG BY
SON (Green) 60c., 70c., 80c.; 90., 11, $1;10, •
•er lb.. best. IMPRIDAL (Green), 90c..-
31.1 ENGLISH .BREAKFAST (Black).
7he,, 92c., 80e7, $l, *VW, $1.20 { bent. JAPAN
900...51,51,25 per' lb.-". - GUNPOWDED, $1,25,
11,40 per lh. •e,ntung Morale Yng Nylon,
In original Chinese' packag.ta *SI 0 per pack
age.
licfflEsianlg Ollolong,- ni
ori na Chines?
BRANDS;FC4 N t gyongOolong
(Mk)
$1.25 per Ib. - Nankin Moping 'Young ElYeon;
(Omen) SPSO per lb.Uncolored' Japan 7;taa,
(6Ddsys from Japan) 'pot op expressly for us
In Yokohama $1,40 per lb.:
GROUND COPIER.—Pare Mew 20, 25 and
30 cents per lb. .Best Old. Gorman:tent Java,
40 cents' per lb. ',Boyd Club. 25: - c e nts per lb.
Mountain Plantation, 410 cents per lb.
'Bewares of imitating awl logos. companies.
Ail our • gOods bear our Trade Mark on each
big. No others are genuine, " 51.6 m.
Ilill
9 t ,PRING TRA.-DEl',
•
P." = '' 1?038 1, •
S. N. BRONS.O.* : O4IVELL, PA.,
Offert-ba. builders • (most complete stock of
Builders Hardware, Sash, Glass, Nails. Oils
Painte . ~Varnisties, Blinds ,, Trimmings, Butts,-
boor Trimmides. •
Coilik r CTOßS -
, I .• r •
-Outteisiiuti eed workmen an'd
at the lowest rate 5......, g and: jobbing,
sap boiler's, Sap glien - •: . &4:.' , `Mowe's - Belting
'Madtlamiet - atewli` better. >Universal Clothes.
- be4t/cusc .W4ditakes and Com
bined Plaster. Soer,....worhy the attention of
thein'elligetitiartser.'"-Highbard's Mowing Ha
tednell, durable.ind desirable. 4 et:. 4i foot cut.
Tabies, cbahx, hedriteeds. spring bed bottoms,
and. other " - •
1 4 tr . R R.E I -
Partneri will find .thii sauna Vie best quality
Tin Pans, tillitritut - Strain Pills, and every.
descriptkat of Tin 'Ware. ' Roar and Salt,
Okatr•antiL.Thiothj.. Owl; Spinning Wheels,
Plan Wheels, Beets, Wheel Heads, Flyers,
Field itoilers and- Meister' • Sowers furnished to
. order , St lowest possible prices. '
ALEO-,Corn BheLlers, >Morticing Machines,
putting Boxes. .
S. M. BRON 'ON
Onrell, Feb. 20, MS.
CAIJTION.—Vi heriaa„ my wife MA'
n-, - tua left. my bed' and band wigwag any
just canoe or provocation. all parapeere hereby
_turbid harboring or trusting bet on toy account,
I will pap no debtkot low contracting after
thts datiN •JORN-T.
Granyi'leanly 20, -
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