ford ftrolf:n.
fu
LOCAL AND GENERAL
rowsurs thrusuit Dutsaroirt.—Beggist '
Olarch.—lLerr. Roman Demur,. Pastor
Preaching. Suite at 101 A. N., and 71
P.X. Sunday School, 11 P. rr. Dom
Meeting every Thursday evening.
E. Caserck.—Bev. J. T. Baennacen, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 101 Joe.
and 71 r. se. Sunday School, r 1 x.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
Presbyterial' Oserels.—Bev.l War.
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday it i i i. l3 l 2 o ll l
a. N. i and 7 row. Sunday School,it rat.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings.
Apiroopal Morel —Bev. F. D. Homes, Pas.
tar. Preaching every Sunday at 101)r.se.
and sr. rt. Sunday School, th r.
Tna TAnur.:—The following the
Time Table of the Pennsylvania and New
York Canal and Bail Road eirepany, which
Wok effect on Monday, May, 11, 1868 :
'!l*,-# , (Ji 1.11
P. M. A. M. • . M.
WATZELY... :.....6:30 1120. ... 8:30
ATHZII3I ... :6:45 1126.... 8:45
...... .7:00 11:48. ~. 828
Thera ....715 1223.... 9:13
Tol/ANDL.... 7.45 12.28.... 928
P. M.
NpreswAutto.
- M. 4. IL P 4 M.
WAtimix 808 11:00 458
taum ....753 10:45....
443
Murat .7:40 1032 1 430
725 1017 '4:15
TOWANDA
-7:00...
A. IL
JOHN P. 00%,
M. How. WILLIAM 4WiLL has
Sojourning in We place for a few day
PratsoNAL.—Our townsman, " nr
LIAM Drtunum returned home on Monday,
from a pleasant vlait to the "Fatherland."
mar . The dwelling of DANIEL WM,
nose, in Towanda !township, was destroyed
by fire, on Monday 'evening, with most of
the furniture. We have not learned the,
particulars nor the amount of loss.
NW-The " *stray Advocate has
beau enlarged, and_ much improved, being
cow printed on a Pdwer Press, with new
type. Messrs. rousts & Km= are de
.serving of the prosperity this indicates.
Gro. W. MosTrrr has added to his
_Restaurant, a Fruit and vegetable Stand,
which he will keep supplied with all
the seasonable Foreign-) and Domestic
Fruits, and vegetables. •
Mir Preserve your Magazines and
files of newspapers by having them bound,
'which will be done by Warms:Ea, at his
Bindery, over the Argus office, in a sub
stantial manner. Court week will afford
an excellent opportunity to send such work
to the bindery.
i There will be a meeting of
Post No. 68 G. A. R., on Thursday evening
next.
All the members are requested to attend,
as business of importance will be transact
ed. W. H. H. Goan,
Commandant.
101,, We have received several cop
ies of the Eceiting Commercial. published at
Portland, Oregon, by M. P. Buzz. The
Major learned the art "preservative of arts"
in the Rapoirrim Office eighteen years ago—
went west and published the first paper
published in Nebraska—the Nebraska Palla
dium. We now find him on the shore of the
Pacific. Mr. B. is a son of D. M. Bum, Esq.,
well known to our citizens.
Is.. The GOULD whose arrest and
wounding, we noticed last week, was taken
to Troy, and an examination was gone
through with without identifying him as
the thief, though, from his own confession
he seems to belong to a gang of criminals
who operate in the eastern part of the coun
ty, and in Tioga county, N. Y:
He was released on Sataiday and made
tracks for New York State. We understand
that upon his arrival at Elmira, he was
again arrested by the Sheriff and there
made a confession implicating several of
the gang. He indicated the whereabouts
of the missing horses, and the owner has
proceeded after them.
BECITENENT AT GREAT BEND.—An
excitement prevails at Great Bend, Pa., in
consequence of the death of a man named
Lamm Farrow, about 6 e'clock Sunday eve
rdng, under circumstances that lead to the
belief that he was poisoned. Boas: was a
gang boss on the railroad, and had frequent
ly to pass the premises of one &Timex EL
maws, and, it is rumored, that ELDRIDGE
became jealous of his wife and Kuala. Last
Friday night a brother-in-law of ELDRIDGE
called %mar in to drink some beer, and
soon after drinking he became dangerously
sick. From his symptoms his physicians
suppoWhe had taken poison. The Er namoz
family immediately obsconded. ELDRIDGE
made threats against 4naux.
WYOMING COUNTY. --Trains on the
Wyoming division of the L. V. B. R. are
now running regularly. The local passen
ger train leaves Falls Station at 3:30 P. M.,
and express freight at 10:15 A. at. Stages
run from Tunklumnock to connect with the
trains at Falls both up and down.
—The filling for the embankment
on the town side of the creek at Tnnkhan
nock has been let to Daniel Wright. The
railroad bridge is framed and ready for
mounting as soon as the masonry shall be
finished.
—The horses attached to the four
horse coach running between Tunkhannock
and Factoryville, ran away onEaturday last.
One of the passengers, Mr. Daniel Ennis,
who was riding with the drive; jumped off
and broke his leg. The driver jumped off
safely. Two inside passengers got \ out un
hurt when the horses were going slowly ap
•
a hill, and stopped them.
Kir PROFESSOR PRATT whose expo
sition of Professor HAMILTON'S system of
educating and training vicious Horses and
Mules, recently gave great satisfaction to a
large class as this place,has been persuaded
to visit us again, a second class having been
guaranteed him, and he will pitch his tent
near the UPON= office on the - sth of Sept
The performance of Prof. P. with-his beau
tiful trick ponies are as good amvslry circus,
and elicit shouts of apple use.
38.. Dr. WARNER, of New York,
well known in this section as a popular
Lecturer and a distinguished Physician and
Surgeon, may be consulted at the Ward
House, Towanda, Wednesday September 9.
Probably no Physician in the country has
more practice than Dr. Wamszain the treat
ment of Chronic Direase and in the more
difficult forms of Surgical Operations.
His candid and truthful manner of dealing
with his patients justly entitles him to the
high reputation which he enjoys.
WY The Circus, on Saturday, call
ed together an =usually large crowd of
people. Barring a few slight scrisnmages,
no disturbances of the peace took place.
Gm. Scorr, Esq., formerly a
resident of this CountY,bsa been nominated
for Hepresentativo by the Cops of Columbia
County. His nomination is regarded as •
triumph over Brossszw and his faction, all
the slate had bean differently arraried. He
will be elected, as there is no opp Ting can
didate.
ammo 410 • ' l-1-1
'l l l4 ttigl
11
I& MlT't. p
Convention of Coluinblik Chmtnty was held
at Bloomsburg; on the Mk inst.' It vas
deemed inexpedient to naffinate p CologY
ticket. We find the folk:g among the
resolutions adopted : 11
Resolved, That br. P.l ..T01:4 Oipt. 4t. B.
Robison, W. M. Monroe,' and B. P. Fortner
be and are hereby appointed Pongresaional
Conferees from the other efaintles of this
District to nominate a Candidate for Mem
ber of Congress, and that the be instruct
ed to support Hof:A:hams
Resolv4 That the course of our Repro.
sentative in Congress-thal Hon. limns
Msacna—has been such as to meet the full
approval and hearty endoriement of good
men everywhere ; that he lies proven
him
self faithAel, vigilant and true st and we
pledge him our cm:tinned',confidence and
earnest an . •
Resold 4 That in Hon. Silcox Oaronvis,
our good old Commonwealth has folinia
true and faithful represeritate in the Lil
ted States Senate. Always at the post*
duty and ever '
watchful fort e interests Of
his State as well as of the nation, he is em
phatically the right man in . 0 right place.
~,gtSUBQUEIIIANNA COUNTY CoNvinmoN. ,
At the Republican Conventicin held in Mont
rose, Monday, August the following Uo. :
zninations were made :
State Senator—Wm. R. dissur, of Mont
rose.
Representatives—Ool. L. Itrawrr, Mont
rose ; A. P. STEPHENS, Gnat Bend Boro.! .
ammissioner—L T. Eu.l4 Hetrick.
Distri4 Atimity--L. W. 113rouaat i Mollt
roSB. •
I
Auditor—Taw: Murmur, Raw Milford.
Coroner—Dr. Dneocr. of Montrose.
Congressional, Senatorial !land Represen
tative Conferees were appoihted. The pcn
gressional Conferees were instructed to l e.
lect a candidate for (kaigmnis, in Conjunc
tion with the Conferees of Durum
.3:50
P. M
9:52.
A.M.
MEI
•
as .. Oar.correspondeat at Cautop,
L has stirred up a hornet's nest. He
has noticed matters and thingli in that
flourishing borough, with a; free hand, aid
aroused the ire of several meltable Ellin+,
who have taken his jokes in dead' earnest.
The following communication is a serious
attempt to disprove several Of his assertions
which in the judgment of the writer were
calculated to bring Canton into disrepnta :
CArrrox, /m 8.15, 1868 .
Enron ItEroarza—Dear f4r : For a long
time the good people of this place have
quietly endured the petty annoyance aris
ing from, the exaggerationainnd misstate
ments of your correspondent bailing frt!im
Canton, and signing himself LN. 0. is e
had hoped that the gag vihich produces
these intermittent ebullitinitit,'would after' a
time pass off, and that their author woild
thereupon subside into, that quiescent state
which his disordered condi tion of his im
agination seems most urgently to requirte ;
but the article published - `in your lastisine
induces the belief that ihene hopes were
not well founded, and that he gas maybe
furnished from an inexhautilible reservciir.
Therefore, feeling deeply interested in the
welfare and prosperity of oat beautiful 4 1 - il .
lage, and believing that misrepresentati on
and falsehood can dons only harm, we feel
in duty bound to remonstrate against the
publication of such trash in!the columns of
your otherwise excellent paper.
The article above referred to begins lay
pulling the "Famous Mineral Springs of
Canton,'-',which the vriter ays are " easy
of access by driving a, milk) over a good
road." These "Famous Mineral Springs"
consist of a single spring tihout two miles
north of this villag% and near the railroad,
and is only accessible by passing over a
very rough road. This reminds us of. the
" Gillett Lake " mentioned in a former coht
munication by the- same writer, and des
cribed by him as a beautiful sheet of water
two miles in length by one mile-in breadth.
That Lake is a dirty frog pond about three
fourths of a mile long by less than half a
mile wide. But these harmliss "
Mqn
ohausenisms " together with a great dal
more " spread eagle hifaluin," we shoal&
have allowed to pass unnoticed, had not
the writer made some more mportant Mitt
statements which some of yonr readers nitty
pelieve. He. says, " PolitiCally, I beliiive
our bormigh has recently ''undergone some
change, the democrats claiming to be able
to poll 45 votes, when formerly they could
claim but 7." This statement is calculated
to mislead and give a wrong; impressioni—
Quite a number of Democrats have recent
ly come into our place an' the vote wilOie
thereby increased, but that they will le
able to poll 45 votes at our next election I
think none of them expect I pass next
to notice the New School House clause',—
He says again, " Preparations for erecting
a new school house early in the spring, are
going forward. The preparations con4ist
in collecting a per capita pm of seven dol
lars, and three per cent.' on property.l—
again ho exhibits his usual inaccur4.
The tax levied is ono and One-half per ceit.
on the valuation, and the house, the Direc
tors estimate, will cost from thrre• to four .
thousand dollars, instead Of eight thohs
and as he asserts,
Again he says, " the Society for the prim.
ecntion of Temperance is ria a languishing
condition." This informatkin he tells you
he received " . corifidentially from a shining
light of the order." He dOeS not choose, to
inform your readers that h was at one time
connected with this society. Nor doesihe
state why he has now to get his informa
tion in regard to it at se4ond hand.
y lhe
laws of the Order prohibit`me from di, B
ing these secrets, and I will itherefore only
say that the Society to whibli he refers; is
Canton Lodge, No. 498, L of G. T., rLnd
that the institution was ON* before in l ,so
prosperous a condition as pti l present, hav
ing over one hundred members, nearly all
actively and zealously engagid in the good
work. Our weekly meetir4s;are largely ilat
tended (tad our numbers =tautly increas
ing.
It would occupy too multi time and space
were I to attempt to notice all the niis
statements contained in the numerous:ar
ticles written for the coltimns of your pa.
perhy LN. 0. From the above specimens
your readers will be abl4 to estimate - the
value of the whole. Ii
Respectfully ycluis,
"THE WAR BETWEEN TNE STATES, ;ITS
CAUSES, Cnsnicran, Counter, eicollssuuts,"
by Hon. ALEXANDIM H. grim:ass, is 1 the
title of a valuable work just issued by The
Natiorud Publishing Co., Philadelphia, jPa.
Histories of the late civi}-at havprnng
up like mushrooms, and they can snow be
numbered almost by hundreds, but all Who
are desirous of arriving at it Correa' . under
standing of the causes, ands clear history
of the events of the late lainentable war,
have felt the want of a reliable history of
tie same from a Southern itand-pointi, by
some representative man of the South.—
This want is about to be spliplied by ALEX.
H. SZEPELENS. Mr. SrErranss was a most
earnest protestant against iprebellb3n, and
d
only succumbed at the last!inon.ent, *hen
his State, in spite of his wiOni' g,committed
the great error. i ,; ' I
It presents a careful political analysts of
the past, separating ?ra i l from apparent
causes of the late unhappy conflict, and
gives those interior light land shadoWs of
the Great War, only blown. to• those high
officers, Who watched the Od-tide of Rev
-1
olution from Its fountain rings,and which
were so accessible to. Mu, Ornenems from
his position as second Wilda' of the Confed
i I
enter.
To a pub... wit,
appeaymily similar productiM4, it 'presesits a
chtsge of fare, both agree4bie and minim!,
and an intellectual treat of thli highest order.
The Great American War la l at last foi4t4 a
historian worthy of its imPOrtance, and atil
- - I
AN Qu) Crnzvi
that has beer =felted
Whole bilidl ia t:0111 thitlUo4 l / 1 * cot
did and fur eirhieh truth
and justice Arestoes
Ogently.deruandedi
This goat work is sold only, hi
subscripthO,l and the publishers mad an
agent in eresymat7. „
Fug W4mtirotrr.—ALl2 O'clock
Saturday:oB4 a ve,ry disisitrona ArCbroke
out on: Toni Alley in the 'stable of E. P.
/Unarm fieVbral stables were burned)
also the ' Mulbciry StoM. - E. Couch. ,Loss
of church iai Witikaated st twenty thonsazzd
dollars, insured for four thotuuind dollars.
Mr. Ihanari also lost a valuable horscand•
carriage. It ii suppcmcd to have beep 44
work of an incendiary.
stir The Sullivan County: Demo
s:untie CkkuveaOen met at Laporte on the
15th bat., and nominated the following
ticket :
Prothonotary—O. O. lonics. - •
'Sheriff-3mi 0. Waramr.
amunissim+dsices•Dmri.
Auditor—Dozberr D. LANCIAIITEB.
Surveyor-14 L. KING.- .
Coronor--SurcaL l Caan.
A resolution was adopted recommending
Hon. Gra - . Jatuvroar as the candidate for
Congress—but I GEoass acting upon the
example of the illustrious Szvuove,dedined•
the honor—wlerenpon the Convention in
sisted II and instructed the Conferees—M.
Mummer and (toms H. laceramtors—ttloirse
all honorable Means" for his nomination.
Opttial Notittg.
HARVEST Party.—A Harvest Party
will be given sti the Ulster Hoteton Friday.
Sept. 4, to which the public is invited.—
Heeler's Full Bind will furnish the m
Bill $2 ! Turnalittkrass.
Aug 25, 1868 J, •
Foa SALE.-+House and lot No. 46,
Chestnut Street. For particulars enquire
on the premisem ILL MUNK.
le. A mdeting of the. Bradford
County Medical Society will be held at To
wanda, Wednesday, September 9, 1868. •
LJD. Norman, Secretary.
Aug. 27, 1828.'
Choic Cigars at MoFFrrr's,
one door north of Banner's Tobacco Store.
Towanda, Aug. 20, 1868.—tf.
FOUND.—A !package of Dry Goode
(te., was found im the streek.on Wednesday
Aug. 12, whichJthe owner may have by pay-.
in g charges 41;04, at J. A. Record's store.
Towanda, Aug. 18.
r %
MISS vSBORNE'
S School will re-open
on Monday, the 31st of August.
The year will be divided into 4 terms of
10 weeks each. -
No deduction made for leas than half a
term, except for.protracted
ff
mums
English Branches
Lain 4
Ang.l7, 11868.-1 m•
MCPHERSOOS POLITICAL HAI4D.BOOB.
—This convenient compendium' of political
events, neatly bOnnd in cloth, and contain
ing nearly 400pageo, is now ready for sale.
It is almost an; indispensable requisite of
every student of political history, and es
peciiilly of puhlio speakers, as a book of
referencp. It is unbiassed, and is used by
all parties; Giipies will be furnished on
application to J. Holcomb of this place.—
Price $2 50. 1 . Aug. 18.
COUNTY TEkCHFieB INSTITINE.—The
County Institute will open at Columbia
Cross Roads, on Monday, Sept. 7 ; Monroe
ton, Sept. 21 ; Merryall, Sept. 28. Exer.
cises will commence on Monday at 2 p. in.,
closing at Cross Roads, Thursday evening
at Monroeton ;and Merryall, on Friday
evening.
Able instruc . rs have been engaged for
the whole time.
All who pro se to teach in the public
schools are ex cted to attend at the place
most convenient. ' ,
Teachers of selectand other schools, and
people generally are invited.
0. J. o.atunctrcs;
County
Ang.lo, I§6Bl
•- • •
GOOD TianLens' RALLY I—The Wy
causing Lodge Ho. 472, L 0. of G. T.:will
hold a Good TeMplars' Celebration at Wya,
losing, Pa., Sept. 9th, 1868.
• Hon. S. B. :(IfLutz, G. W. C. T. of this
State will be present and address the meet
ing. Other speakers are expecte4. All
Good Templars and Lodges of the sur
rounding countty are invited to attend—
appearing in regalia.
Exercises consisting of speeches and
singing, to commence at 2 o'clock, p. m.—
The G. W. C. T. will organize a Deg.
Temple in the evening.
J. B. Stranam,
BEN;. Acme ax,
SUIzER,
Alnamittee.
Aug. 20, 18681-3 t
SPECIAL once I—The partnership
heretofore existing between the undersign.
ed cid& day dissolved by mutual consent.
All accounts for flour, feed or plaster must
be paid immediately. The notes and ac
counts are in ]the hands of.J. 0. Frost for
settlement. i E. IL Alszn,
E.. 41 Benivs. -
lklyersburg, Aug. 14, 1868..—litie
The subscribers having purchased of Mr.
Barns hia interest io the Mimmatstraa Muss
will carry on the business of Milling, and
guarantee all work done by them to be of
the very best gnality.
Wheat„' Bye' and Buckwheat Flour, and
Feed constantly on hand, for sale at the
lowest cash pricu.
Also now on I band a large 'quantity of
best Ground Cayuga Plaster for sale.
E. B. Mims,
J. 0. - Fnowr.
Myersbnrg, Aug. 14, 1868.-1 m•
LERAYSVILL ACADEMY—LEFiAYSTILLE
PENVA. A. A. !KEENEY, Principal.. Fall
Term commences August 31, 1868. The
Higher Mathematics, Book-Beeping,`Latin
and Greek,4a.,l taught. Tuition . $4,00 to
$5,50. The se rvices of a competent 1188ift•
taut will be secured. Information in re
gard to Board and rooms for Boarding may
be obtained by ;applying to W. W. Baowzr
ma, Esq.; Leltaysvil!e, Pa. •
July 29, 1368..f-74w.
STRAWBUdiIt i PLANTS.—WiISOIek Al
bany Seedling, 12 ets.per doz., 50 eta per
100, $4 per 1,000 ; Ag riculturist 12 eta per
doz., 50 eta per 100, $4 per 1,000 ; &kw'.
da, (Knox's Z. 700) 25 cta per doz., s2 , per
100, $2O per 1000 ; ducunda (when other
kinds are taket442 cta per doz., $1 per 100
$lO per 1000. ,
Can furnish. Wilson's and Agriculturist
ndw ; Jumada's 14 August Ist.
J. (1. Homer, Monroeton, Pa.
July 13, 1868. 7 -3m* • •
- Fon SALE. I —A Scholarship in the
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute for sale
or rent, Apply to Spann: Basta, at the
office of Mercer & Morrow, Towanda,,Pii.
July 29, 1868.1—tf.
Roues AND bar FOR SALE.—A hmise
and lot on Fouith Street, near James Phin
ny's. A bargain offered. Enquire of Wicx
atm k Bracy, Towanda, Pa.
June 4,1868.4 f.
AGENTS %Rm.—Ladies and gen.
tiemen wanted to every township in Brad
ford county, *canvass for Holland's pub.
lications and ebgravings. Agents are clear
ing from $5O to $l5O per month. Address
at once A. A. Bhowir, Towanda, Pa. •
July 13, 1883
• b.
CAscsoi M i u.e Ficant—Made from
prime old Winter 'Wheat, is worth 15 per
cent. more then the same, amount, arid
quality, made from new wheat. A sack or
barrel will make 15 per cent., or one pound
in seven, more bread than from the new
crop. Idakiniea .difference in value in fa.
vor of the oldliif two dollars per , barrel or
fifty cents per Sack. owing to the new con
taining that proportion of water more - than
the old. Thi9
Old tact is wellknowu bsßakers
and every one should understand it . We
have bough t,' still continue to buy, all
the Ito be had, and will have a
supply until ate new crop is fit to use to
advantage. Li _
No decline in quality. We propose to
make it betterland better all the time. •
L It Imam
Camptown, Aug. 13, 1868.--tf.
WANTED: 7 A mon.thatis competent
to do Ana clam horseo-shoeing ;_ to whom
steady employment and liberal wages will
be given. Asply immethaelito_l4. J., Wale
xxs,•Athensl T's• A ugust 8, q7B.
*.r
; •
o lit r eatistt Zbil..We'.undenitend Menus.
Moir N44'014111 . * 00. have been a°
.
tQ commence a suit agaisistisitorit,4
of Hudson, for infringing the patent
bn the Aka Sifter la the ArneliOalk Cooking
Stove. This - is the filth nittha s loye
boon 003 4 41 bd Sii.briorwOnst ituti
patties forthe' durerearpitenbt
On thir St one tour. suits resulted favorably for 134 P. &Po.:
and they -are . .to follow up al/
eases of ' until other s cease
from - their inErenta.-
41boey alu=3 113611.;
Alll°l3Bare selling
or using stov e s , wittia - Stieldng Ash S if ter
in the hearth, or 'Waal, the "grate,, an ibis
Improvement is fulls 110010ZoilWe
_different patents, all parsons or
'using Stoves with this improvement, be .
liable to prosecution= forlningetnenkall we
have granted no Roasts to others Parties to
make or sell this improvement, and all in
fringements will be promptly prosecuted.
Saw, PAcuaD it CO.,
Albany, N. Y.
For Sale by Comuso di Burentra., 'rowan.
Mil
Vir Taw, lan! for Seßtember Term
Ezra LoomiS vs. Rufus 0 Ditkwell - -and
Agnes Smith vs. Cornelius Moare. —butte.
Emma L Hewitt vs. Simnel Kellum.. idot.
Harvey B Ingham vs. Harryliorthrop4abt.
A B Smith vs. W 1/..Storrs et. al -- Tres.
A Vand erp ool vs. N Vanderpool ' rep.'
Polly MiWn vs. /no W Sweetet. - ak
P 0 & Ali Dodge vs. M Smith. - ties.
.7 Frail& & Co vs. N Vanderpool sp.
H K Stevens vs. P HPerson . _ .ap.
McCauley &Co vs. 0 MoMemen. ;tater
Gibson vs. McGinley ' case.
Gibson vs..lMeCaidey case
00&I Co vs. Smith. ties.
Denmark vs. HOER Co 'ease
Wing A Mitchell vs. Wells A 8100 d... .case
Nowa vs. Towanda 0 & kOo..sci. in. Wort
Chaffee vs, 'Bowen • ~ ' attd e
Lent ye. Prim* • ' fa. s.
Lent vs. Prince - poi. fa.
Whipple vs. Cash's adm • ac. render.
Riff vs. Krim case.
Miller vs. Tanner ' sci. fa.
McGill vs. Towanda Township.. ... ..debt.
Weston'sex's. v& Mara. al. ejot.
Redington vs,Person ... . . sp.
Lewis. vs. Jackson et. al Bci. L.
Elsbre3 vs. Blood et......... • • •alo;
Patterson vs. Griffis et.• al • ties.
Lovett vs. Alger's ad'ra-7‘.. I lease:
Sackett vs. Spencer Ac . ..eleot.
Record vs. Walbridge - .. ....eject.
Bmil eat.
Tracy Moore vs.
..nitla . fa.
Shaw vs. Tuscarora twp ' • debt
Myres vs. , Oriffis t ree.
Blivens vs. Ball ' - ' ap.
Fleming & Jones vs. Wooden .. .....,..case..
Day vs. Benjamin & Varguson ..... ....ap.
Russell dr, co. et. al. vs. Andrews . debt.
Subpoenas returnable at 10 a. in., on
Monday SepteMber 14, 1868.
Wm. A. THOMAS, FrOthonotary.
Lin or Psnson drawn for Solite.
her Tenn ,
, 1868 :, 1
any mons.
Albany, Z P CcasonaAsylum,Wm F CO
Burlington twp., H B Williams; Burlin
West, John Pratt; Canton tn.. Thos il.•
llama, Sol Lindlay. Hiram Rockwell; Can
ton boro', E W Colwell; Columbia, Horaiii
Wolf; Granville, Norman Palmist Monroe
twp., Win Decker Monroe beiro', A 0
Cranmer; Pik% M E Cod din g;, Smithfield,
J 0 Girould; Springfield, Bela K Adam;
Standing Stone, Wm Gordon, Joel Stevezui
South Creek, E Darwin; Terry, Daniel
Wells, E Shepard; Troy boro', A B Moore; :
Towanda boro', N Tidd; Wells, Austin Ed.
sail; Wysox, E It Myer. 11
TIIANZEIgit aunoas- 7 -Truar WZr.l4 1
$4 b 0 0 $7 00
2 50
Athens twp, F S Mosley, . 4 N Tozer,
J Morley; Armenia, N Sherman; Burling
ton tp., - Daniel Kendal; Burlington West
Daniel Perry: Ciuhngton born', L T 1140
Canton tp., Sheldon Lindley; Canton
Judson Dann; Columbia, bummer Lille
y
Granville, L B Gunmen E Bailey; Herrick
J 8 Crawford, E Fuller; Leßoy, Edward
Kelly;' Monroe boro', M M Coolba_ugh;
well, C J Chubbuck, Ql3O Brown; Mho, dD
Davis, Geo White; Springfield, Win Chili;
Sheshequin, 8 Kingsbury; Terry, E
mond Horton, U Terry; Tolianda boro'
H Wood; Towanda North, Wm Bellied;
Tuscarora, Jos Neigh ; Troy tIL..L 861 11
Ulster, Ralph Boswell; Warren, S A Pite •
er; Windham, Asa McKee; WYBox, HoorY
Passmore; Wilmot, Semi Niireonk; Wyaln-
T Brown, .1 .Chamberlin ; Wells, 8 R
Sergeant,
Athens boro', Jerre Collins; Athens twp.,
John Watkins jr.; Asylum, Robert Bull ;
Alba, 0 G Manley; Burlington tp.,. Harrison
Dodd; Burlington West, A M Swain, Ch as
Taylor; Columbia, J Edsall, Chas, McKean;
Canton boro', John Griffin; Franklin, D W
Cokely; Herrick, A Stone, Elisha Keeler ;
Leßoy, Reuben Stone; Monroe twp., L A
Pratt, L Marcey; Monroe boro', L A Rock
well; Rome. Win Strope; Ridgbiuy, A Co
ville, B Doty; Sheshequin, John Horton, 0
H Ames; Springfield, John Cooley, Noah
Bliss; Sylvania, Nathaniel Stevens, James
Nash; Towanda -tp., Dennis McGill; To
wanda boro', A E Menardi; Terry, Win.
Terry; Ulster, John McQueen; Wilmot,
E Burgess; Wyalusing, H Camp, A Fee;
Windham, J S Madden; Wysox, J M Wat
tles ; Warren, A Wheaton.
ler The subscriber holds• for sale
at his place is Camptown, a three year old
iron gray. Mare . Colt, weight 1,200 pounds,
a good Cow, a one-horse Lumber Wagon, a
Cutter; and also 6 Sheep to let to double
Men= Paz.'
August 5, 1868.-4w•l
ELLIOT—DRAKE—In Warren Centre
Ang. 16, by Rev. Geo. W. Stone, Mr.
Oscar 0. Elliott and Miss Arvilla Drape,
Both of Rome.
FAIRCHILDS—CHAFFEE--At the house
of -the bride's father, Aug. 23d, by Bei.
C. E. Taylor, Mr. John A. Fairchilds to
Miss Helen L. Chaffee, all of Warren. .
SHUMAN—CUSTER—At the residence of
Mr. A. Sterigero, Aug. 8,1868,by Rev. G.
W. Sterigere,Mr. E. R. Shermari to Miss
Hattie Custer, both of Towanda.
ANDROSL—BAILEY—By Rev. L B. LAN
at his res idence, Aug. 20, Mr. C. E. Au
` draws to Miss Lucy O. Bailey, all of Le-
Roy.
DIED.
PACKARD—In Canton township, Pa.. Ang.
8,4 rs. Sally Packard, aged sixty-two
years
Sass PACEARD, her husband, had pre
ceded her to the spirit land by a few years.
Their resiance was always upon the same
farm where they first I settled which to the
time of her death was more than forty seven
years. For many years they were . faithfil
members of the church of Chist. She died
died triumphantly.' A largo circle of rela
tives mourn the loss. Funeral at the Free
Will Baptist Church on the 9th. Sermon
by the Pastor.
FAERAII—In Orwell, Avg. 14, Emily A.,
Wife of E. IL Farrar, n the 4914 year of
tier AWL
Liter a long and painful illness,she passed
away, having furnished a bright illistmtlan
of true christheilty. . She trusted implicitly
in the satisfaction of Christ for justification
in, the sight of God, and in anion with this,
she earnestly endeavored to live holy, not
Wain being a great care of- hers ; and • a
striking characteristic, to seek_the things of
others rather than of hersell,their •temporal
and eternal happiness, The graces of meek
ness, and patience shim° brightly in all her
sufferings. Her testimony is a living ;one,
and will be remembered long .by all who
have known her. It thein that she
sleeps, in Jesus, and Will be one of those
whom God will bring with him at the last
Toirerme MAiiErrs.4 Wholesale Prices
Corrected - every ,Tuesday L I BIANSIALL,
COWZLL & Cu a, Gtocers. 51 Street:—
Wheat 82 00; ® .12 50'
EY° - 1 120
Buckwheat
09rn ' 1 20
Oat, -- t , - 70
Beane 300 (i 400
Butter, (roils) ' 23, 30
B (duh 7) 321 35
Eggs • . , 2A
Potatoes - A 1 50
Bay (p3r ton) 4'..... l e 10.00
Salt (per bbL) - 3 00
Flour XX 10 00 -14.00
Ham ' .20 24
18 18
14 1 18
12
,_.• 14
Turkeys., .
Geese
Ducks
Ghtekeirs.
Wstowrs or Gials.—"Wheat, 60161; Pore,
56 DA ; Bye, 56 Ibn ; Oats, 32 lbs ; Barley,
461bn ; Buckwheat, 46 lbe; Beans,l42 ;
Brea, 90 The; Clover Seed 09 'be; Dried Ap ,
pbmk 221111;1110leed56114
SECOND W1:151.
MARRIED.
ittlentntit
f3l
FARM- FOR one
of • raqi i imr; - .0.10F .
bp foam, and mbar & ,Also coaspridag a
vod • mILL-paiv.iwz, with day ant race built. Tama 'ay.': Far - farther paOlndars
van im-thempeadiar..ar akar • , .
• • 11041111P1 NISICE'
eajg;.l(l• i8e8:-:40 . • -Leitajnille,
MARI3OI BIWA
EL/1111i .
A. i
A r • AT
, , • .• , r. •
Yott ,
And Grlnlte gontnnetta; both (2141dei
and Coaccird, Marble, and Slate Mantles, ;444
Veal-Orates to lit. 'A' large arseettneet ,co n
dm:Myatt hand, cheap as the cheapest.:::
Atig. 10, 1868-4. I `
TIISSQLIITION.L . -The co-patner.
.ablp heretofore eziattmg unike the 'dein
mime of BaUey, Baton Co.. le Okla day dm
aolved by mvtoal conseat. The books of the
ass will 'be settled by J. W.Balley at the office
of the Cantot Steam MM. •
J W. BAILEY -
O. C. HOUTON.
J1T0.,13A88E14
Canton, July dlot, 18684. • ••• • ,
DOCTOR H. A; BARTLEk['T,
81/111.11111TON $011.01:14311,:r.i.
July 29,1868.
E CORNER. GROCERY" -
No; /, PATMes J3wcict
Soniboipt cotOay ofMsin & priOge•sts
_ •
. •PA.
4ROCERIM • PROVIBIOFEf f •- FLOUR, *m4
Paw, &c.
The undersigned desire to make
acknowledgements for the very Tiber- .
al p tronage . they have 'Teemed for
the peat eight months.
They have recently made large ad
ditions to their °tech, and are in daily
of Goode adapted to the wants
receip
of the
r trade, pilaf which have been
dwith - care and bought at the
CEI
west market rates
, very
Wi
their experience and greatly
ed facilitn4, they would most
mores
fullyjevite their old friends
reapec,
and c
I .
li:
atomere to n' examination of
their goods. They fed Certain that
such examintitious ,: qlll , - Mtify . their
cnst43nim in giving themkas hereto
fore their trade and' their confidence
II
They continue to pny liberal prices
in CASII, fur desirable Country .Pro-
duce.
LONG & KEELER
May 11, 1868.
W. A. , CHAMBERLIN
Bas enlarged his store and ha j st received
a large stock of Gold and Silver
AMERICAN WATCHES I
And a well selected assortment of swiss
WATCHES; all warrbsted to, run well or the
monep refunded. He keeps on hand a large as
aortment of the celebrated 4%1,
•
SETH THOMAS CLOCK
A lso
anu
legant as eortment of the latest styles
old '
JE%TELRY AND SILVER WARE
I In the plated line. he has Rogers Blether
R i K S ANA) SPO'ONS!
Weevily plated .
1
Bre cdcfast & Dinner Castrs,
• Elegant treble plate ' doable wall
fp,E PI2CUERS!
1. Handsome Cake Baskets,
BaTT.B.R 4- BERRY DISHES,
fickle Stands, Tea Bells, &e.,.5e., Ste.
CR#BERLIN is now keeping the
GROVER ,S; BAKER'S
Fatnity &wing Machines.
These Machines are superior to all others for
falai* useaor the following reasons :
They sew with two threads .slieect from the
spoofs, and •require n: rewindidg.
They are moreily understood and used,
and less liable to d erangement, than other ma
chinta.
They are capabe ,of executing perfect_y,
without change of
than
a much greater
variety of work than other machines.
The stitch made by these machines is much
more firm, eliatic, rd durable, especially upon
articles which requ re'to be washed and ironed,
than any other &tit h.
This stitch, owing to the manner in which
the under thread Is nnwronght, is much the
moat plump and beautiful Li • use, and retains
this plumpness and beauty, even upon articles
'frequently washed and hoc ed(until they are
worn out.
The Mractare of the seam Ls 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, thele fasten both
ends of the seam by their, own operation.
With these machines. While silk is used upon
the right or, facealde of the seam, cotton may
be used upon the other -side without lessening
the strength or durability of the seam. This
can be dons °alio othe r machine, and lan great
saving upon all attic stitched or made np
with silk. ,
These maebines,Jaaddition to their superior
merits u Instruments for sewing, execute the
most beautiful and permanent sembroldery and
ornamental work.
Yon can get Sewing Machine Needles, and all
articles pertaining to. the machine business.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING,
Done In the best manner, as 'mai, at low rates
Towanda, July.lB, 1867.
AND HE
PLAYp ON A 'HARP
OF, A THOUSA4D3I3TEUNGS,
DITTIIICH do 00'8 TEMPLE OF MUSIC !
For male the celebrated Mathushek G and ;
and the beautiful little Collbri Pianos. Pianos
of 219 strings. Planes of ione third more pow
er. Pianos that exhibit mOre skill in structure
Pianos that are better made in every respect,
and will stand in tune lodger than any now in
use In this country and Europe. These Pianos
differ in construction in the inside from all eth
ers, the strings cross the Iron frame in all di
rections, distributing the immense pressure
equally to all sides cf the plate .. Besides oth
er improvements peculiar to their construction
they combine alt the Improvements of every
other manufacture. Send for. illustrated circu
lars where everything is explained to satisfac
tion. Also 'ConstantlY on hand a fall assort
ment of 'Haines Brother's Pianos, Organs and
Melodeons of the best of various styles for the
church and parlor. Parlor and Melodeon Cov
en, 4Piano' and Melodeon Stools, Instruction
Books for Melodeon and Piano. - New and old
sheet music on band and ordered if • •
Also for sale Prof. Van Rensselaer. sad Pie
son's Plano, Furniture and Oaniso Polish.—
Piano tuning done on short notice. Liberal
discount to ministers, churches and teachers.
Also agents for the
DECKER BROTHERS UNEQUALLED .
PATENT
_PLUTO FORTES !
W. A. CHM! BE BEAN.
Towanda; Feb. 13. 1888.
pRwE LIST.-CASOADE MILLS.
Beat ,quality 'Winter Wheat, Flour per
_ hundred • • $ 8 50 40. 5 7-00
Best quality Rye Flour per hundred 400
Corn Nal and Rye and Corn Feed 2 75
A fair margin allowed to dea era. Ws pay
Ca
f S or l main. Wheat $2 50, Rye, good, $1 35
COM 25. ,
Custom grinding Gaaaliy &went once, da the
capacity of the mill , is sufficient for a large
amount of work. H. B. INGHAM.
Camptown, Kay 7;1888.
FLOUR. --Wheat Floor of all
grades, Bacewbaati Flour, Bran, Cora
Neal. Feed, Re., at
Boa 15. W. A. ROCKWELL'S
THE HIGHEST - GASH
1. paid for Batter and rep; at
MaCABE &
CHOICE Nit - MAOKICRRL FOR
one, shilling pay koW at , -; • -
- Mumma 4. Cotesell's cheap store.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR, at , -.-
Latin a Jura.
•
HOB ' G-10 E
4 ,OI?IIetTIV rA
- t 7 J
f .
P WilY* - - vrxtslt dilcra 0 U 8
litEf 'l 7 ' .Narr CO
htultiSilterc
„. 4: ; • i
TOtrITILI,
, 3• •
nntlersigned;neciuragedi by .
,•••
the surelies" thus far at:
•
tended • - thelr 4 invr '-enterPriSe, d ra ke
~341 7,-4 1:111'
to ma eae c ment for Abe.
very liberal - patronage they built re
ceived, by'giiing their customere the
advantage of Their yOare' 'etperience,
together with' itio benefit of that
greatl -increatTed litollitiee for doing
basine'
Tho
cz
ot l ei
daily,
their
trade regjthes,
They _ have now in store, Sugar,
Syrup, ' 14olasses; .,, lioffer, Rice, . . To
bacco, ' Fish; 'Salt; 'Cheese,. 'Fruits,
Crackers, Candy, Matches, BroOnv,
Wrappng Piper,. and Twine,,Flour
Sacks, Seeds,. and ji• grent variety 01..
other cods, winch More been recent n
, .**f
ly bought . 4 the
.lowest point in tie-
market and are offered at wholesale,
• , •
at rate to correspond. •
Thei.deeire td ell 'especial ntten~
tion . to their large . stock--.of Fine.
Teas, which they are selling , at New
1-t t
York Jobbing prices,—gnaranteeing
•
the qu
Have
ment o
Oil.
CM
benefit
York,
and prepared to• turn to our advark.
tage any favorable changes in the
price of pods
FOX, STEVENS, Yrnilllß & CO;
May 12, 1868
WELT A &v CO.,
SPRING- sircocilc,
VAR
Lowest Market - Prices 1
Towandgi, April 7,1868.
spßoo I Ale NO'T 'LE E. 1
AND SODA WATER FOR
- N
I -THE MILLIONS.
•
The imbicribirs having built a New Shop;
and supplied themselves with--the latest and
most approved machinery. and Abe - very best
materials forpthe.purpetn, are now prepared to,
manufar.tute and offer to the public, a super!*
article of their" Sarsaparilla and Sods Water,
gOod at all - -times, sad so indispensibly neces
sary for health and comfort, during the heated,
terms, and warm summer months 'ha ;are
Thankful to a generous public for the very
libmalfflitronage we have received during the
abort doa4 we 'bevel:wen enga g ed in the bail
ie.' here we are determined that no taint' ou
• our part
niu tudl be wanting to merit and secure
coatis of the public patronage, common.
mate with our Increased facllhtla. for Supply
ing them with what they need. •
All orders in our line will receive immediate
and prompt attention. ' • • •
-1- _ BENNETT
• ,:uppisite asuman Depot,Towatida, Pa.
June ld, 18118.211n.*
W. DITTItIe.H
D ies 9 01)-pittlintir. •
sldp °s the
ofillmith it Peek is heretofore
this
dal
Ann
molt
ted- b name
y ,ine.
teal consent. The books of the Ann ere. M. bf
the
of Kr,' 'Peel for eattlementoMidn
pereowsindebted to said firm are *Mailed
tomato mediate payment, as all accounts
not settled by-the' Lek et Ampat, will ki-3811
ELHANAN METH,
'AIIIIIIO 1861,—tw • -
-PRICE
3MAN
.. , ‘l . 'i-, 3c , :,, 1,.. t.:l
keep:. eciii.eisiitV:An heed, 'es
rge and complete: assortment
ythhig ja their- line,, q & are .
.fei!litOnf;:
kt aa_ their
i lity in all cases
also on hand a goOd'assort-.
Flour, Polk and Kerosene
still continue to have' the
of a resident: Paitner in New
ho is constantly in the market
Are now receiving their'
Which comprises
THE USUAL GREAT
E7l OF 'GOODS,
EVERY DEPARTMENT,
tAilpf]which
RE OFFERED
At the
Ell
IMI
•-•),"—• • •-•"" - . 7- =• - ••-• , , '
lI&RIFF'S- SA --:}3y virtue: -of
roritat 1 0 4,406,-oonol l oti VOW
of roittnon'Plelh dt *silt ; Voßßlgitand„So
me directed e there will be exposed . Us Andittok
sale at the Court How the : of: ot:
THWIRONTeVer 3. UN.
otflockp. ht.; mowing' bed lot.
Elecor parcel of land situate in Ulster twp..
"sowt.desetthatisylellelra r; les Oio
iiria:Ty;lllCottlitialet Illccartyt MlLtha barn
by the nehanna rirer; ; on the south by
Br teharlou
ac . 41.1ndre
o fog
!Wirr al ßarns and frii . rrtn rota
tide InefliaStaw.
*Rom . —
Seised and taten'in execution at UM seit of
P. L. Ward ye. itm. McCarty. James licearty.
-.lntaillaltirawind ',Teeth " •• •
~, t, g L6o4.llid tolLowiardesodbedist piece or
parcel of land Claire t¢ - Went Butagtoa tory.;
bounded north by the public highway leading
,froza Troy to BarUogton,, east, bgland of Ono,
Otwiard, south by; fandot 11. 11. Ward Odd
best by public highway Jading trivet
Burlington to Itockwell s' - ContatiMg
about 4090 'square feet, more or lear, all im-,
' pities d; witlf a Amnia eflOp' theseati.
'• Beiseirand tateititzVexetatka at tt: suit of
W: B. Guthrie es. Predet let Johnson: , ",-Aldo tt
the suit of Jewell and' Pomeroy es. Frederick
Johnson. _ •
followillglsseribed totildeUe
- pow of - lend situa woo ands Bowel' We=
ed north by bind of te
4. in briffithe ,
i .ese t hy the
Suaquebanna river, south by Bridge 'Uri*. and
west by lands of W. Patton. Containing
A2OOO squire feet, mores{ lai r with two men
htthlegUildinp thereon. and is embraced*"
•tween 'aline forty eight feet east of and pa
lel with defendant's Dock Noel; and: the llns
quebarinic.river. • •
fretted:hid taknitn, 'cteciiiipzi at theiralt
E. W: Bale ve. W. Patton.
ME
ALSO—The following described ktillece or
parcel of land situate In Muffin bore' bank
ed narttiby land of br
Burins, loath by pbblie hlghwip]lisdine=,
Toy to Alansfieldi west by said Mai: Boonton.
Containing -4 of au acts of land, more cir nia Z.
altimproved with a hunted homse.smell
ti a rai Mid few fruit trees thereon. • '`-
Seized and taken in execution' at Hainan Of
Geo. B. Davkon's use vs. Spencer Powers:
• ALSO—The following described.lot. piece Or
"painel of land dints in - Allawytarp:, bounded
north bY lands of K. A.Ladd,east by knd of J.
B: Campbell south anti, wed by lauds la w&
4114 et H. fl,' , Wileoz. Containing One acre
of hind more or less, all Improved,
'fleizeil-and taken in esseektme at the salt'of;
J. S. Campbell vs. P. • .
ALSO—nelollowlng , deaesibed lot .piece or'
parcel of land situate In •Wilmot twp., bound,
ed north by lands of John"Jecoby,,east by land
orpivfdleaberger. month *by land of John
Pk.and west by land of IlinkfilHorton, Coo
'tatting - 40 acres of land. More prielasotbout 24
acres Impron4 with twc " log ho,, one log
barn. and a few fruit treeelbereon. '
' Seized and tam in execution. at the stilt of
. C. S. Stowell% mar Hannah Fisk.
ALSO—The following ht deserllied Oat, niece. or
parcel of land situate Canton twit.. hounded
north by.land of Jane Colwell an N. Wasnate,.
east by land of B. D. Kendall. south by the
public highway, and west by lan fi - of Amid N.
Vernamee, et. al. Containing 24 acres of land
more or less, all improved with one framed
houae. saw mill and a few fruit trees thereon.
Eielied and taken in execution at the - suit of
Elias Rockwell vs. E. P. Bishop.
ALSO—The following describel 10, piece or
•pardel of land situate in Smithfield tirp., bound
ed north by the public • groands eat by the
public highway leadlng trona Smithfield Centre
to Burlington, south by land of A Phelps, and
west by Joliet K. Bullock.. •Coatsiajcg one
use of land. more or leius, all improved with a
Dam d tilvernbouse t framedbarn and a 'eat
fruit trees the:eon. • • '
=
Seized and taken L. execution at the suit of
L. B. Arnold's use vs. N. F. Tuttle. • .
ALSO—The following described lot, piece Or
parcel of lend situate In Tuscarora twp., boun:
ed north .by: Winchester Cobb,. on the east by
George A. Mains and Rufus Potter, on the south
and west. by George Waltmara Containing 50
acres, more,or less, about 15 acres improved,
more or !ess, - a long horse and log barn and a
low fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Porter &Nichols vs. Thomas Potter,
ALSO—The following described,lot piece or
parcel of land situate inDmithfield twp., bona
ded north by lands of 0. E. Harris, east by
Adam Schell; south by M'. ' - S:'Dibble, and West
by David tipper and Jacob% Fletcher. Contain
fug fifty acres,more or less, about '2O acrei .im•.
proved, with a loehouse, board shed and a few
Irnit trees thereon. -
Seized and taken In execution at the suit of
Evan Lewis vs. A. li. Csmptiell& Brothers. '
ALSO—The following described.. lot, piece Or
parcel-of land situate to North Towanda twp..
bounded north by land of. C. ffiaaviUe, east
by land of David Rutty, Booth by' land of Erne
line Rutty, and west by land • belonging to the
estate of John Simons dec'd. 4 ontaining 10
acres of. land, niore or less, all Improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Codding k Russell vs. Samuel Hawkins. • Also
at the suit of Emeline. Rutty vs. : Samuel .
Haw
kins,_ %
ALSO—By virtue n of tawdry - writs of FL Pa.
and Tend. Expo., the tolLming described lot
piece or parcel of land situate- in - Orwell and
Herrick twpa. - , bounded north by land of WM.
Smith and Widow Light, east by lands of Thos,
B. Smith the estate of Charles Stevens.'dec'd.
and Hopi& Coleman, south by lands of A. B.
Brown and Homer Coleman, and west by land
of Elixirs Keeler and Widow Light. Contain
ing ICO acres of land, - more or less, about 70
acres' improved with a framed dwelling house,
two framed barns, trame4 shop and orchard of
fruit trees thereon. .
ALSO-41ne other 'lot, piece orparcel of
land 'Waite in bald townships, bmandid north
'by buids pf Eleazer Allis and Widow Light,
east by E.N. Keeler and Homer Coleman,
south by A. E. Brown and Si. Hitchcock',
heirs, and 'west by M. Hitchcock's heirs and
Eleazer Allis. 'Containing 80 acres• of land,
more or less, about 80 acres improved, teith a
framed dwelling house, two framed barna,
framed shed and orchard of fruit tines thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit on
Geo. C. Atwood's use vs. E. N. Keeler and
Maim Keeler; Also at the suit of George C.
Atwood's use vs. E, IL Keeler.
ALSO-='rbe following described lot,_piece or
parcel of braid situate in Canton boro', bound
ed north, south and west by lands of Win. S.
Raker, and east b' lands belonging to the heirs
of .1. C. Rose's estate. 'Containing 4 acres or
land, more or less, all improved, witha framed'
house and lew fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken execution at the suit of
.1. B. Bullock vs. WBllam Brew.
ALSO—The tolbwing described/lot-, piece or
parcel of land situate in Ridgburyt,wp. - . bound
ed north by land of Sturges Ogntres, -- east by
George Peterson, south by the Webb estateund
Jasper Roberts, and westhy George Baruham.
ntaining 43 acres of land, more or less,
about 38 acres improved,, with a framed house;
log barnund an orchard of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
J. C. Robinson's use PM William Rolfe and
Nelson Peterson.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or
parcel of land sr-uate In 'Rome twp., bounded
as follows : Beginning at a stake and stones,
the north-west corner of Dennis Rockwell's
land, thence north 2/° west 96 pre., to the litre_
of Beeman estate, thence - by said Keenan line
north 871° east 136 pet. to the- lino of Francis
Dimmock, thence,along said line and line oi N
Russell, south east - OG prs. to the %orth
east- corner of said Rockwell's land, thence by
the north line of the same 'south 871° west 136
pm., to the plaie of beginning. Containing 78
acres of land; more or less, about 40 acres Mr
proved with a framed. borne andbarn thereon.
ALSO—One other lot,plece or parcel ot land
situate inßome twp., hounded north by lands
of the estate of N: Beeman, east by land in
possession of C. L. Parks, south by - John Ras:
sell and Wm. McCabe,. and west by John Rus
sell. Containing about 60 acres, more or leas,
about 50 acres improved, with a framed house,
2 framed barns, corn-house and orchard of fruit
trees thereon.- , • .
, .
ATSO—One other lot, piece or partel oof land
situate in Rome twp.,' described as follows :
Beginning at a, corner .01 a . lot conveyed to
Mathew B. & Thomas P. Bill, in the south line
ef a lot conveyed to Joseph 'Seeley, kthenoe
along .tbe said south line west 31 1-10 nra. toe
corner of land conveyed' to Smith Lent, thence
along the east line of said last mentioned lot
and east Ilse of a lot conveyed to John Pass
more south 90 5.10 pre.,.thence along the north
line of a lot conveyed to N. D. Beeman east
31 148 pea ., and thence along the west line of
said lot conveyed to Mathew B. Thomai P.
Hill, no: tb, 90 5-10 pra. to the place of begin
ning. Containing , l9 acres and 94 perches of
land, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
' Lucy James se. Smith Lent. -
ALSO—By vhtne of.it writ of Vend. Expo.,
the felloaring deeorlbed tot; pleceer parte of
land situate In Leßoy twp., Beginning t a hem'
lock on the bank . of. brook ( so ''called)
thence north 81° - east 32 pre. to a post to the,
side of the public highway leading from Lelloy
to Taylor Huddle (eo called) in Granville twp.;
thence north 20 ° 'e p ast m. 116 pea.
to a post, thence
north 10° west 20 -to a post.ce north
28 pea, to a post, thence - Boutb 81°. west 13 prs.
;to a hemlock on tbe bank of said
, th golf en brook,
;thence down the said brook the several courses
ithereof to the place of' beginning. • Containi ng
40 acres more or less, about - 20 acres Improved
with a framed house sadism holt trees thereon..
Seized and taken in; elscoffolt IS the soft of
Williams' use n. Nedebiah Smith.
ALE3o—.Thelollowing described lot, piece or
.parcel of land Mtuateln Albany tsp.,' boand
ed north andesat by.lands J.. 13. Campbell,
oaths). sorth byland of Jmph. CaMPbell, and
west by/the Berwick , Ike: . ..Mental:ling
of. an acre more or less; All improved, with a
framed - house partly flubbed, and a few fruit
- trees'thereon. - -
Seized and taken in . .'erseit on atathe snit of
-J. B:Campbell rs.,D. W. Narahberger. . •
ALSO—Ine following described lot, piece, or'
parcel of land situ:dein Tuscarora twp.. boon
dod_,. north by A Armstrong,. fast by Ellas
'A, siedigsSolomon, south by. and Joseph
Neighs, and west by W., W.. dt,fister.Neighs.—
"ConU.lning about. 80 aeres.! ii..the same more .
of 20 acres tuned. with a framed .
house c sair :nfid, few Iruit
titles therLon ' • ,* • , .• -
Seized and iszeitioa the salt of
D. L. Thompion'of use is. Jacob 'Bought. •
Also at the Suit of D. L.. Thompson's sae vs:
'Jblut•Rought 2d. • •
• ' • WILLIAM GlilifFrdi Sheriff. .
° Sheriff's Of Aug. - 12; 1888., ,
irkilittGlc,RAlMESS MAKIN(}
1: Mos tuideraligned hue • Mk -du: Beds
:111p be kntorn -en the Arm 'of NA-.
GEE & ITILLEG,;for thns_purpoile or
on-the above bogie:is, Harness making cad
done to•order and ell wOrk.irerrented •
Cult for Iddoe • . :
GRIFFIN NAGEL
• : =GAR 114GL11311..
oillll4ollk 41. 2 28; - 1868. - 4
• ,- " , .1ar 2, 17 . 41 , 1..V.'4 ,, kt '
. -
'..~,'J
pliact s aittiNe7.Where - os Hon
-r leAßßlS i t e rWl eknw M
{Ohs II J erre
Lti.el lbstand
Ro Lett Pi Manned - 101 3. • . Vas lek
Leaflets Judges Is sad • for mil Coq:
&Word, hate WO Our bit, to me
fer i beinsg 6 Mart of Oyer laiTereiteie,,Ges
end eihrtew Ibisher of the Pita, amuses
Pliedsod thpbask's Coat, at Teirsadls, for the
Coady of- rs4lbed, on Itemby, the dayof
September dattilo andisse two weeks. •
-Ifolieek theeekne beeeby Veen to the Coto.
nerr;Jestliaref tie Peace, . and Cmistebles, of
the Coontyof Xfteford, est- they be thee sod
tWit Or WV MOW persos;e6 10 o'clock is
tbe loteMei of &X day, with thettemords,
fitdoilloctukgether remetemeogoo, to &thou
salami imam NeffGees to hi
done • , sad those who are bousid= la rsismad
'or etbMerborto prosecute • lisinet the prison
" ofeyher la the Allot odd County, or
'whelledl be Wend to appear at the mid Court,
)Los % pe then sad tberw ter yromenta so'sat
tbsel MAO holed. - Jeers are regoesUd to
be retest be lbste ett,b m sek smsoski7 to
OM.* Meg" Ins Ilk dap Ampe in the
year sf oat Lost ass sadoika maw kindred
and sixty
_ee •
t 4 , 6 41
zj i
k id of the Isietensamoe of
; the psIM6 then
isz • XMO .
MS, Sheriff.
RGISTEIVIEVNOTIOB.—Notica is
berebi gtvat,' flist There be. been filed tad
settled hi Ulf Wise nt itg a Zster or Wills. In
'aid for ths County oT 'accounts id Ad-
Sidnisiestbin epee the folio estates. via .:
seet of• John Chambeigli edteC of
Joel Stallard, late of Wyolsaing, deed. 1 •
Real wet of John Madsen, .adm'r of the
estate of Peter Staters , late of Albany dee'd:
Fi n al aeo't of Lamm Putnam and Benj. S.
Satibfeffsell Of Charles Drake, late of . Gran
ville, deed:
• Rad WI of Alibire Rom and A. D. Pow
s otheta bt. A:. C. gigigthrt,late of Lego? deed.
— Miler Prince err Alf Sophts C. - Tatrehilds,
• late of Windham' deed. • _
Phial Roelof L. P. Sta ff ord, dx if of Nathan
Stafford, late of Wyalusing, deed.
kinal acct of G. T. (buffer, adm'r of P. 0.,
_Ratan, late of Wysog, Merrill
Float 'isn't df - E. B. Merrill admit. of Ag üba
Sherman*ft of titchteld, deed. •
. Plaid e 'of 1 eter Moor*, John ilizby aad
G. Bradford Writ of Joins Bixby, le to
of
_lllyleanle, boro' deo'd:
Iftea En't- of: Willi nil Dellienett aduer of
Delft!' Mfrtati. bite of Sheshequln, deed.
Final's Min Piebald guardign of A.
cPlnV errans. ken -
see% at _ry Gibbs, guardidn of Pad
den& Z. Barnes.
Wing senwmt, of J. D. Widow guardian
of Etsma'A & Jobs L • Patterson. ;bur On'
drett of Edwird Patterson, ee'd. -
And• the lame will be •• anted „to the Or
phan!' Court, of Draft uty, on Thursday,
she lath day of, gegen) next` for eonlirmsi
Sion and allowance. , D.J. MADILL.
'Ang.. 12, HISS.' • • Register.
PT BASICATIPTG r i r .—Ia the matter
9( Alonzo E. Benjamin. Hankrapt. In the
District Court of the United States, for the
Western District of Peranyltauls.
Tb whose it may Coups; The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment u as.
aignee of AI. NZO E. BENJAMIN, of Asylum
twp.. fa the county of Bradford, and State of
Reim_ sylvan_ ,la 'Atka sa'd District, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own peti
tion by the District Court of said District. •
Dated at Towanda. Pa.. the . 13th day of Au
grist, A. D. 1868. JOHN W. NIX, Assignee. •
BANKRUPTCY.--In the matter
of Andrew B. Eckert Bankrupt. In the Dis
trict Court of the United &Ass for the Western
District of Pennsylvania.
•• To whom itmaY concerns The undersigied
hemby gives make of his appointment u As
signee of Aflame 11: Eckert, of Troy twp., In.
the county of Bradford and Site of Pennsyl
vania, within said ; District,. who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt upon but own petitkm by
the District Court of said District.
Dated Towarka..the lath day of Atoguit At
D. 1868. JOHN N. NIX, Aiaignee,
I NO ORPORATION
-Application for IncorpOration of the Tusns
fors and Bush Religions Compact.
Application for the Incorporation of the
First Methodist - Episcopal Church - of New
- '
Al
fiApptiest!on for the Incarporation of Cl i terli i Cichti cia trolceialererygiven that the shore Ana-
Lelatlons have severally presented to the Court
of Cpnunon Pleas of Mulford County their ar
licit. of Association method far a decree of In
corporation, and the .std Court hating exam-
I hied the Lune, and finding them' correct trill
decree that they be , Incorporated is prayed for
on Konday, September 7, 1062, at 2 p. m:, un
less cause be_shoWn to thB contiary.
- •W .A. MORA% Prothonotary.
Prothanotaryia Office, And. 6,1868,
NOTICE.—In the
..Lll. matter of .44s estate qt.Elihti Case, deed,
late of Troy tp. In the Orphan's Court' of
Bradford County.
The undersigned auditor appointed by /said
Court upon exceptions fled to the partial so.
count of the eseggitars of said estate, will at
tend to the dutitirof his appointment, at his
office, in the Borough of Towanda, on Monday,
the 24th day of Aura% 1868, at 2 - o'elock, p.m.
July 12,1868. H. PEET, Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE Thexpder
signed, having been appointed an Auditor
by the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford Co.
to.dlstribute money arising front the Sherill 'a
sale of the personal property of Smith Lent,wi. I
attend to the Wiese( said appointment, 'milk
otHaeln'tbe Borough of Towanda, on F'riday,the
21s,t day of Amplai.:l96B, at 2 p. m., of saidday
—at which time and place all persons having
claims on mild money are required to present
.the same, or be debarfed (from coming in upon
said:money.
July 21, 1868. B. PEEP, Auditor.
A DMINISTRATOR'S
biptice t e e hereby g ive n to all perms in
debted to estate of !Wary Arnont, _late
of Monroe twp., decd., ' are requested to make
immediate- paym ent, and those having claims
against said estate, mast present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
,ISAAC BOBBINS,
. July 21,1868. - Administrator..
VXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
-LA hereby given that all persons indebted to
the estate - ' of Samna Hartshorne, deo'd., late of
.Windham twp., are requested to make payment
without delay, and those having claims against
said 'state moat present them ,duly authentic:4p.
ted itff settlement.
— SILENCE - HARTSHOME,
GEORGE LAWRENCE,
June 25, Ma! Executoni.
TN 'BANKRUPTCY.--In the .matter.
1. of ISAAC N. LACEY. Bankrupt. In the
District Court of ibe• United Brites, for the
Vattern District. of Peansylvasia.
• 7o whom it may Coneern: The undersifintd
'hereby gives notice of his . appointment as as
signee of ISAAC N LACEY, of Braintrim
In the county of Wyoming, and State of Penn
sylvania: within said District, whe has been
adjudged a Bankrupt upon hiss own petition by
the Disttict Court of said District.
Deted at Tunkhannock. Pa., the 25th day of
August 37, A. D. 4888. .)
' JOHN B. RHODES. Assigne.e.
Ty OWA ND A AGRICULTURAL
.1 - .
MAKIIPAOTUB,ES HUBS, SPOKES
HEAVY AND. LIGHT WAGONS,
WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITS MUNCHES
SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, ETC., ETC.
RUBS," SPDXES.& BENT STUFF
-
LARGE STOCK FROM wnicir TO SELECT
SECOND GROWTH . MCKORY & OAK.
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS ON HAND.-
Wee have pas' Brad and itarroto Guige
WMILL PICHB made and draped.
, s. 0. NEugus, President;
OA r F u Tggii ji .' has
l if fi h m e y reaa, atd my rt . l w wi ite .
ontjust eaten or provocation, all persons ars
hereby forbid harboring or Uniting her on my
ticeonnt, as I will pay no debts of her contract-
Inutd y fter this date. - €lllO. BRENCEILIIY. •
'WY 2 54 W -
•
WORKS
TOWANDA, PENN'A.;
BENT 1311:17,
GENERAL WOOD - WORK
To Dealers in
We" offers
The above are from the teat
FUR-NITURE.I
Farmers willfind ,this reason the best quality
f Tin Pane, Milk arid. Strata Pint,, and every
description of Tin Ware. Flour and salt,
Clover and Timothy Seed, Spinning Wheels,
Flax Wheels. Reels, 'Wheel Reads. Flyers,
Field Rollers and Plaster Sowers - furnished to
order at lowest_possible prices.
'ALSO -- Corn Shelters, Morticing Machines,
Cutting Boxes.
'Towarits, July 2, DRS.' I Orwell, Feb. 20, 1868.
yt. T. BISHOP, Superintendent.
:Ste -
ALUABLIt :DAIRY FARM AND
.21111318 LANDS fif 8 BALB.-330 scree
of land ia Towaship, Mots county, Pa..
blows there Y tfidalllis Mt Ilk Valley farm.'
Winds 4 miles of Mates, sad 3 miles of the
Wilthrmspert mad 112athw Wall Feed; at which
MSeaw Will . Mt acres improved,
good well watered. Nalance hag
over erten MIS of hemlock aid bard wood
upon U. VIII Mr sold is pat* er entire to suit
purchasers. Price UM* if sold entire ;. In
parts, the piece west at back of 8. W. Wright,
Ldp' 103 sem, at 120 as acre. That
south of 13. W. Wright, hsdading.old orchard
sod spring nes/omi= rond o -contain 78 a•Ttl
st43o, an acre. The piece Inclailing buildings,
water poweric., 182 acres. at 336 as sae.
The lot adjoining Joseph Wilber, containing 63
acres, 125 an acre. All the parts well watered
Terms easy. Par putagulars esquire of the
ow. 8.11010118 ULIB,
near lloglarevPle,Lycoming, cm. Pa.
Jett 2. 138(1.-4L
rtEn ESTATE.—A GREAT "Ban
aabr.-4bont 450‘ sera of, land In fine.
state of cultfeatlon—,r3 &Me • by roadirth4t
foal good forme pan -be made oat of tt withsut
waste—good sad Mitotantfal bonsai and biral
on two of the divisions. Also 36 cows, yoke of -
oxen. span of horses and Nag , ,, farming Int- •
plements too nume ro us to 1111C171,1011 ' altulto
BbOliequln toiniablp, 10 mllei froffrTcriand 4.
and about 3 nines from the'river, Will be wild
at low sates on easy thaw
Will one, two. three Or four gentlemen wI,
want good farms. all In Musing order. call u-
on JAMES WOOD, at Towanda.; o. DOUG f.. 1
DAVIDSON. upon his farm, for fattfiir iafer•
elation. JANES Wu(111,
DOUGLASS DaITIIEON,
Totrands, July 13,1868.
CHEAP /FARMS FOR SALE.-
A arm • within one toile of Towanda, con;
tabling about 12 acres / pew honer: and barn,
the farm la suitable fortsug early segstabfr.s.
Will be sold cbeap. Also 25 octet of fine farm •
log land. witb Brat class buildings. situate In
Canton Ykleogb, property of Prof. Baker. For
rs!
terms enquireProt. Baker, Canton, or H. B.
WeBEAN, Towanda. Parties whal to n o g to pur
chase farmi t _will and it to their antage by
calling on IL B. MoKEANuand kat tht
large number of Sums, bows and' Lots he has
sale. . • July lit 18c.5.-3t.
VALUABLE FARM FOR BALE
Situated In' Towanda townahln, within
half a mile of the village of Towanda. Con
taining about 200 acres, about IGG ncre - a im
proved with plenty of wood std text ig ma
terials, well watered. comfortable ,antbnildin„;}
and well adapted for. either grain or grazio t‘.•
For particulars Inqsire-of JAY ell k
Towanda, Pa., or L. CEIALPEL. Wer_
lin, Pe.. . May 28. 10-B.—tf.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Fitaited to Mow township Wm: oa , -
- and-a-half miles emit of Rome Borough, con
taining 90 ameiolbout 77 aura improved, wel!
watered, witf 'dwelling house, oet.boltdings,
good bearing and young ()tabard there-la. :
Tenni reasonable, and time given Lit a porti
of the purchase money. For further yart , . c , --
ars inquire on the prendherof
. E. TO77NE.P..
Rome, May 12. 1868.—stic,
VALIIAME FARM FOR SALE.-
A farm of one - hundred and fifty aerei.-
Within six miles of Towanda, and one mile
:from the river is offered • for sate on favorable
terms. One hundred acres are cleared and in a
state of cultivation, with good fences and
'moat excellent buildings. The lipase is a well
built dwelling with very' convenibiat ont-baild
logs consisting of summer kitchen and store
room,-Woodhouse, and the yard well tilledowith
evergreen and Other trees, The barn is a brae
bank barn 36z68 feet with ~good abed attache •
a horse ham adjoining with stalls.for six horsea
a large corn house neat by and a tenant house
on the property. The farm has an eastern and
southern exposnra and Is offered for sale saleiy
on account of theilll health of the owner. For
furtherparticulars and terms, which are highly
favorable, application may be made to
B. B. RUSSELL,
Towanda, Feb. 20,1868.
mistcaatcaus.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
The superior merits of the " SINGES" mach
ines over all others, for.either Family use. or ,
Manufacturing purposes ;are so well established
aid so generally admitted, that an enumeration
of their relative excellencies Is no longer consid
ered necessary..
TLE LETTER •" A," FAMILY MACHINE,
hitherto ntanufactured by thb Company, has
. gained and maintained. the world over. and for
years past, an unparalleled reputation Snd pale.
But notwithstanding the excellence of this Ma
chine. we have nor to announce that it has Leen
superseded by our_
NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
which has beet neer two years is preparaticn,
and which 'his been brotraht to perfection re
gardless of erns. Lama or sarziaz, and which
U now cdhfidcntly presented t„ , the• public as M.
comparably the.best Sewing Machfue in tsitlt
ems.
,
The Machine In queation, Is Simple, Compact,
Durable and Beautiful, It Is quiet, light-run
ning . and capable of performing. a range and
variety of work fiver before attempted uponja
singte- Machine, using either Silk. Twist. Linen
or Cotten Threads, and sewing with equal tacit,
ity the very - finest -ind coarsest Materials, and
anything between tilksAwo eztteme*, In the
=oat beautiful and substant a `.manner. Ifs
attachments for flaming,. BraldS2g, etc., are
no vel and practicaLand have been Invented and
adjusted especially far this Ifachirie.
sa-lhe above Machine can be bad oil
WICKHAM & BLACK, Agents
Fall instructions siren at our Sewing Machine
Depot. An examination is respectfully invited.
Tewands. July 93.1868.-3 m
GREAT UNITED STATES . •
2EA WAREHO USE
T. Y. KELLEY & CO.,
Nos. 28, 28 and 36 YeMy Street,
NE_W YORK CITY,
Are now supplying families throughout nth
country with teas and coffees through the sy
tete ot clubs. and their regularly appointed
agents, at a alight advance on cargo prices,
and guaranteeing their teas to be pare and
fresh, and also to give entire satisLiction, or
they can be returned and the money refunded.
Remember that by our system the consumer
pays only ONE PROFIT, instead of seven of
eight, as he must do when he purchases of the
ordinary grocer. WE DEFY COMPETITION.
We call special attention notmnly to our stand
ard goods, bat our fancy brands of Oolong and
Young Hyson Teas—peculiar flavors—and teas
sixty days 'from Japan. Oar Coffee Depirk
meads managed also on the system of one
profit only, and all our coffees are sold orrtheir
merits. We only ask a trial. t •
AU oar importation of oar teas and coffees
can be had of our regularskppointed agents.
All our goods are goods put up by ourselves
In one pound packages. at our warehouse In
New York, and retailed at W. H. H. GORE'S,
Drug Store, No. 137 Main street, at the small
advance of 5 cents per pound over oar Nets
York prices. This brings the goods a t the
prices they can be purchased for over cur
counters, with the freight added. •
LOOK AT .OIIR PRICES.
OOLONG (Black),' 60c., 70., 80., 90., $1 per
lb„ best. MIXED' (Green and Sleek), 60e.,
70c.. 80c., DO.. $1 per lb:, best. YOUNG RV
BON (Greeo) 600., 70c., 80e, 90., 11, $l.lO,
$1,20. per lb.. best. IMPERIAL (Green). 90c..
&I, $1,26.. ENGLISH BBRAKPABT (Black).
70c., Bf7c., 130 c., $l, $l,lO, ata bed. - JAPAN
900. 81 , 11,25 per lb. GUNPOWDER. $1.2 5 ,
$1,60 per lb. Shantueg Novae Young -limn,'
in original Chinese _packages $1 60 per pack-
age. Riangsi Oolong, in original Chinese
packages $1.30 per package.
FANCY BRANDS,—Ningyong Ooloac (31.1)
$1.25 per lb. -Nankin 'Nunn. Young . Ilyson,
(Green) sl'6o per lb. Uncolored Japan 'eas,
(60'dap From-Japan) put up expressly Jor us-
in Yokohama $1,40 per lb
GROUND COFFEE.—Pcire Rio, 20; 23 and ;
30 cents per lb. Beat Old Government Jars, ,
.40 cents per lb. Royal Club. 25 cents per Ih,
Mountain Plantation. 60 cents per lb. -
Beware of imitations and bogim companies.
All our goods bear- oar Trade Mark on each
bag. No others are gennise, 1. 51. cm.
~PRING aTItBDE F
• 1868 1
S." N. BRONSON, ORWELL, - P.A.,
Offers. to builders lmost complain • stock •oi
Builders Hardware, Bash, Glum, Nails. Oils
Paints, Varnishes, Blinds, Trimmings Butts ' ,
Door Trimmings. ac. .
TIN:ROOFS, .CONDUCTORS, ).
- Others, put' on by. experienced workmen a;id
At the lowest rates. Tinkcving wad Jobbin g,
tap hollers,- Sap spites, .to.. Moire's tieW in 4c ,
Hachlaes, none better. Universal Clir.ll.l
Wringers., best in use. Wheel Rakes and com
bined Plaster Hower: Worthy . the attf r,ti.n of
the in'elligent farmer. Hubbard's Mowing - Ma
chines, durable and desirable: 4or 4i fect eat_
Tables, chairs; bcasteade, spring lied ho to=
and other
fIAIITION hereaa my wife Kt
%.l ar,,has kit ray bed and bo ard "Wheat any
just cusp or prevocalic'', all persons are bereb y
forbid harboring or trusting beron my ace nn',
as I will pay no debts of her contracting ,Iver
thin date. .
Granville,"July 20,1868.-3 t•
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