.... ,
.-,• • - ' •
caw Paled mideentamplapas:
- 'limaard and & Oa. have been emu
toionneimee a sulk against _ilord
"' of Hodaork. for inninging the patent
on the dab MR. in the American °whin
Stole.` This; let the -Jolt .they.' have
been compelled • to bringiodise different,
patties for inhingbag the. Mama Peke!'
on this Stove. The tea ',talon!' mite
bitve resulted .fle for P. &Co tt
and they are 43ed to follow up all
awes of - WNW cease ,
fettm their _lMlnechi.
Alba* ireanial“Tuly
te el efe -.Woan
Or with allbalsiag hah Sifter
in'the _under, the:'grata, as this
d a ~eren
maimed to Viva
t patents. and all persons a or
using Stoves with. this improvement, be
liablelo prosecution far inhingememtm we
have granted no licenses to other parties to
make or sell this - hnprcnrement, and all in
hingemfmts will be promptly prosecuted.
lEmsn, , Peassan d Co:,
Many, N.Y.
For Sale by Comma it Baum; Tolson..
frafpieftpoitm
LOCAL AND,fIENERAL.
rOWANDI Craws Tharcroit' .--Baptisl
C7airch.—Be. Bas= Duna, Pastor.
Preaching, Sundays at 101. A. X., and 71
P. x. Sunday School, 11 t st. Prayer
. Meeting every Thursday evening.
.3f. E. aturch.—Bay. J. T. Ramntsts., Pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 1.01
and 71 r. x. SundayJ School, /.1 P. at.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
Presbytaisa aatrch.—ltey. Was.
Pastor. Preaching every at 10 a. x., and 7P. 11. Stubby So l* tat.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings.
Episcopal Oturch..—Rev. F. D. Homes, Pas.
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 101 I.IL
and 3P. Y. Sunday School, le P. Y.
Tula TABLZ.—The following hi the
Time Tape of the Pennsylvania and New
York Canal and Bail Road Company, which
took effect on Monday, May, 11, 1888 :
I~'4~rr~r.l~~•~,
P. M. A. M. A. M.
Wi.visza.... 620 11'.20.....830
Aram ....6:45 1125.
Maus. ...... 4:00 11:48.....858
Maras 1223 tus
Towmi - DA.... 7.45 1228 928
P. ....P. M. A. M.
.1
A. M. A. IL P. M.
808 111X1 458
....753 10:45 4.43
.. .7:40 10:32 420
725 1017 4:15
—720 9:52 -
350
L M. A.M. P. M.
JOHN P. 00X, Fittperintaideat.
W.tvpux
Arm.
Ussram..
TOWANDA
Republican Meetings.
At the Bed School House, North Ghent,
SHESHEQUIN, Thursday evening ' Sept.
17. Speakers W. T. DAMS and G. W.
KINK Y.
At TROY, Wednesday evening, Sept. 16, to
be addressed by Hon. GEO.' LANDON.
At BURLINGTON. Thursday evening
Sept. 17, to be addressed by Hon. GEO
LANDON.
SA I WRIIICKVILLE, Saturday evening,
Sept. 12. Speakers Hon. U. MMIOUR
and Hon. GEO. LANDON.
At MYERSBIIIIG, Saturday evening, Sept
12. Speaker's, W. T. DAVIES and GEO
D. IdONT2IiYE.
Mass Meetings
v tinder direction of the
Republican State Committee, will be held
in this County, at
LERAYSVELLE, MONDAY, SEPT. 21,
TOWANDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
TROY, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23.
The names of the speakers will be an
nounced hereafter.
set. The largest stock of Crockery
ever brought to thii market is now being
opened in Towanda by Wickham & Black.
Goods received direct from• Europe and
bought at a very low figure, and will be
sold correspondingly low. •
DROWNED.-A •daughter of MILTON
Berm, of Burlington township, was drown
:- ed on Monday last about 6, P. 31., in a aprng
near the house. The child walk, playing!
near the spring and fell head down, into the
water, which was about two and a half feet
! deep. the well being small, and she was un T
able to extricate herself. She was about
two years and six months old. She was
absent but five minutes before she was dis.
covered, but life - was extinct when she was
taken out.
KILLED BY A BULL.—Brinton Blake,
an old gentleman aged upirard of 70 years,
residing in Brooklyn township, Susquehan
na county, met with a terrible death on
Thursday last. He was attacked by a bull,
which twice threw him into the air with Re
horns ; the fall breaking his back and caus
ing death. The animal bad not shown any
disposition to attack any one heretofore..
ter A Grant S. Colfax Club was
organized at Granville Centre, on Saturday
223 inst., by electing Wm. Bunyen, Presi
dent; John Fenton and Sylvester Taylor,
Vice Presidents; Dr. 0. C. Cole, Secretary;
Ward Warren, Car. Secretary ; A. limes,
Treasurer. Consisting of sizty,meinbers.---
Time of meeting, Saturday evening.
iter A Grant Club was organized
Armenia township on Saturday afternoon
last, with the- following officers ; .Capt. Al
bert Burnham, President ; John Tomlin,
sou, Secretary, D. S. Alexander ; Treasurer
-; two persons for Canvassing Com
mittee, and a Vice President were appoint
ed for each school district. 0. D. Field
and Jas. Mason, were appointed an Execu
tive Committee. Meets on Saturday even
ings. y.
CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.—We call
the attention of our readers to the adver
tisement in another column, of a Store and
Stock-of Goods for sale. The opportunity
is a fine one, for an enterprising business
11l nn, as an extensive and lucrative trade
can be secured.
BE CLOTHEn:—At the Regular Cloth
ing Store of Rosmumao & WOLFF, adjoin
ing Patton's Block, a large stock of cloth
ing is offered to the public at low rates.
See advertisement
ger We observe that the GsArrr
and Cone= Club of this Borough has des
played n beautiful transparency from the
windows o f their Club and Beading Booms
in Mercur's new block. The gentlemen
in charge , delire us to say that the Booms
will be operPdaily from 8 a. m. until 10 p.
m. The Daily and Weekly papers, Maga
zines and political publications of the day
will be found on the tables. Oar friends
from the country are invited to call.
The regular meetings of the Club are
held kn Faiday evening of each week.
CONFIDENCE MEN.—Samnel Shelp of
Sasqurh A County, POEMS., while on the
way to this city yesterday on the Erie Rail
road express train, Fade the acquaintoce
of one David Swain, alias Johnson. On
their arrival in this city they took a walk
through the city, and . atter proceeding a
short distance were met by a confederate, of
Swain's named Amos Wilson. The latter
presented a bill to Swain, who, of course,
borrowed all the money that Shelp had,
amounting to $l6O, sifter which the rascals
succeeded in eluding the countryman and
making their escape. Shelp communicated
the fact of his lose to Capt. Green. and in a
few hours afterwards the confidence men
were arrested and-locked tip in the Beekman
street Police Statit.—N, F. Marne,
August 27th.
Rev. C. S. Fox in charge of the
Methodist Church of this place, will preach
next Sabbath forenoon and evening.
The North Towanda Grant and
Colfax Club was organized Tuesday even
ing, September Bth.
The meeting was addressed by Geo. D.
Montanye and John 0. Ward of Towanda
Borough.
Forty-two voters signed the Constitution
and By-Laws.
Fresidatt—Wm. A. Slyter, Vice Pkg.
idenLs,—Daniel Kennedy, Roderic) Granger,
Ezra Ratty. Treasuren—Michsel White.
Recording and Corresponding Secreiary—
dames Foster, Clinvaseing Cbsoniike—Geo.
Mills, W. W. Eastarbrooka, Geo. Granger
Eueutive Centmilke,—E. R. Dalian, David
Rutty, Wm. W. Manger.
vielL'
Thi.
riblialtp3 of gthi igter:4ll**.
the business which called them bother In
emus, resolved to forma Grant A Oolf ax
Olnb, and set an example: te some Of thelr„
dilatory brethren in the *rutty._ - --
L. 0. Hawn was Waded fteddeni, J. O.
Blight as Moe-President, Thos. Kok
.
surer, and J. B. Johnson! B &MAW. (in'
motion, J, W. Taylor, D. O. Hall and B. A.
Thompson, were appointed ; an Executive
Oommittea A - Commit* was appoints, d
to amass the town and report the Same.
On motion, it was
Radom& That the Ile . inhliaane - Penn:
nYkrards Clan carry the, oaste for Grant and
Colfax if they Organise. mut poll their fall
vote, and we are determinwd to do - our roil
Aare of the work. ' '
I
On motion, adjocruo% ewer ileing three
rousing Glum for our noble itandardhear
en, and three to a Oldiferiont," for ?alp
ing fit such a flood4dda of victory Se to
cheer the hearts of &publicans and make
the rebel democracy stand aghast with
al nn, for it teaches them tiat our unity in
peace means coming succesa i ••
• BOBLINOTO; fiept.,4, 1868.1
Emma Brsomms--The, citizens of Bus.
lington and vicinity, met ,4 Long's Hail
on Wednesday evening, 8.0- 2. 2262, mid
organized a Grant and Who Club with the
following Olean :
President—Dr. E. A. Eszat i rr.
Viee-Pivaidengt—Thos. Blackwell. B. M.
Prnyn. Mason Long.
Boretn—Pldlandar Lang.
Trersurer—Samnel Simpkins.
Eweslive Cbmmiike—J. V. Bice, dosephis
Campbell, Roswell Luther, 8. H. Stiles, Ed
E. Loomis.
We open with 60 members.
The Club was ably addressed by Oapi.
B. M. Peck and W. T. Davis Ems., of To-
wanda.
PEELMEDZB LONO, Secretary
wer At the Caucus in Herrick okt
Saturday, Sept. - Sth, a motion was made by
Mr. W. IL Thompson, that a Grant and
Colfax Club be formed, which was agreed
to, and the following aims elected :
President—A. B, Bum!.
Vice-Frei/ideas—Ezekiel Carr, Geo. W.
Elliott, O. Barnes.
Corresponding Secretarg-0..W. Stevens]
Recordinq &crekuv--Geo. Itoscrip.
Treasurer—Cyrus Fuller. '
I A Canvassing Committee for each &hail
District was also appointed. •
The first regular meeting of the Club
will be on Saturday evening, Sept. 12th.j.-
Hon. 11. Mercer, Hon. Geo. Landon, and
others, will be present and address the pee.
THE Losr FouND.—Yout4 Schrager,
who was lost in the wilds of Colley.twp., -
this County', on Sunday the 23d tilt., wits
found alive and well on Friday last, by*
party who were out searching for 'him. He
had suffered considerably for want of food,
and bad lost some flesh, in consequencC,
but his spirits were good, and he had at no
time, given up the hope that he would ulti
mately be found., Be-heard the firing nf
guns, blowing of horns, etc., 1 for two days
before he was found, but said that he was
so bewildered that he could not follow the
sound and was continually traveling in the
wrong direction. He alas" stated that *
large animal, looking like a gray dog, came
up to him one day, smelied of him, and
trotted away without molesting him. it fs
thought this animal must ftave been a wolf.
The boy was out five days, and nights, with
no food but a few berries, and his friends
hardly expected to find him alive, and were
therefore, very agreeably surprised to find
the little fellow so full of life and hope.-h-
He is said to be a very intelligent boy far
his age.—Sullivan Pros Press.
TlOGlACourrnr.—The Mansfield State
Normal School has just commenced its fill
term, under very favorable prospects. Me
E. P. Darlington, daughter of the late Di.
Darlington, the eminent botanist , its pre
eeptress. Prof. Allen is the popular
prin
cipaL
—Sadie White, youngest dnughter Of
Hon. IL G. White, of Wsltsbero; fell into
Dickinson's mill pond on Saturday, August
29th. - Her friend and playmate, Rattle
Cone, danglAr of A. P. Cone, Esq., ran to
her rescue, when they wore both drowned.
They were very interesting girls, aged about
12 years, and their death .has casts glooin
over a large circle of friends. I
-The County Agricultural Fair will be
opened September 30, at. Elicland, whidh
town seems to be improving rapidly.
—Court opened on Monday at Wellsborb.
Henry Sherwood, Eiq., announced the
death bg drowning, of the daughters of
Judge Virtite and A. P. 'Cone, Esq., and
moved an adjournment until Tuesday
morning. Court then :adjourned, and
Judges,' members of the Bar e and a large
number 'of citizens attended the fru/oral
Stir The East Genesee Conference
of the M. E. Church was hold at Bath, N.
Y. The following appointments were made
for this district : •
MOT DISTEICT-WEEILEP OZICIIILAN, P. E.
Troy—Micajah C. Dean.
Towanda—Charles S. Fox. •
Burlington—Francis M: Smith.
Canton—Ezra Tinker.
Monroeton—George S. Transti.
Liberty Corners—Charles Weeks.
East Smithfield—Walter Stathem.
Clster—To be supplied:
Forksville—To be supplied.
Dashore—William H. Ramsey.
Springfield—O. L. F. Howe.
R 1
sburg—To be supplied.
Mansfield—Henry T. Giles.
Wellsboro'—Otis L. Gibson.
Blossburg-31iltcni S. Rymer.
Tioga & Lawrenceville—J. d, Turton.
JacksonTesbe supplied.
,Charleston---Merrit T. Wheeler.
Farmington—William M. Haskell.
Knoxville—lsaac Everett..
Westfield—Ostis B. Weaver.
Brookfield—Carlos G. Cowell.
West Chatham—To be supplied.
Pine Creek—Theodore L. Weaver.
Rev. J. T. Brownell goes tb Bath, N. T.
We find in the published reports of the
proceedings, the following items of especial
interestiba this iieinity.
When the character of Bev. J. T. Bari*.
NELL was under examination, the 'Elder
paid a very handsome tribute to the people
of Towanda. They knew how to treat a
preacher well. It was only blow
Ifor
Mr. Baownam. to tell 'them how much
money he wanted for a collection, and it
was immediately forthcoming;
GOOD JOEL.
Bev. d. T. BBOWNILL Irmo and said he
left a copy of the Discipline in the Church
yesterday, with' his name in it. He was
enlarging somewhat upon the subject, 01E1 to
some person needing it more , than he did
and appro ting it, when Bishop TEIO3O
- 'ably,' I hive it." This
created a general laugh and ?dr. Bnowaxis
than presented the Bishop with a copy.
SULLIVAN COITNTY.—The :Republican
Convention of Sullivan Cotaty, met at
Forksville, on Monday, 31st ult., and placed
in nomination the following ticket :
Prothonotary—O. K Kum, Laporte.
•
Sheriff—A. H. Zisrsi, Cherry.
Commissioner—J. J. H9/7A. Dushore: -
Auditor—lL•A. Boors ! Forksville.
Coronor—Dr. J. W.ltumsu, Forksville.
County Saiveyor—Wm: Sisvmssois. I
•
ports.
Itesolutiorur were ado ; favoring the
reaumnination of Hon. H I M, andien
dorsing the Legislative commie of bicerms.
Wins and thummmusr, and declaring N.
W. Aczum to be the =Mims= cholas of
the Convention for Assembly. ; I
Lzwn Zug and E. K. Drunius mere
elected . cmigremional Facifereas j , Ws.
iliimvarsox and 11 a Kughtspre
Conferees. , .
man TOiri4-4
m who milady' ponies" tbe?pawarldin.
self;huth*in It do °then to namege the
most vicious horses to be found anywhere
in the ormitsi'.and that too within from
twenty to ildityndmates attain, borsoli
paha& Itto roans what thenadtwof the
bo. rie rag ;yG. kick'
blanflawalangr ,rOugati mnOiluater
pullhig is ' lmidbil:tia*O l ',7 l 4 ll 4; , Lß afa
forthwith so su b due d that any one eau nano
die at Owns. This' man of nob
strange pOirer 4 Pilot rists now glrhkg is
'tractions to a large Slaw of our Citizens,
and is nbdidnievery horse. or, nude thrd
is brought to hbn free of charge. •
This is the Aires, asosa visit to, 4,d"
plan, having returned I* the unanimous
request of hid class, .numbering already
over-500. • -
During his absence of three' Weeks helms
met with - lumnelnd success, In adjoining
towns in this 100unti, coming from Troy
' here where he had a class of over 100; who
Offered ever* indunement for him' to stay
another week, which an account of Mkt pre.
,vions engagement he exodd pot do..
By joining his &seen& 'and - every _one
will be benefited ten times more than the
price paid. The immunereurwdle who wit.
Dena his pee l ed wigwam the horse fie'
drove in our ennta on Monday without
lima or brewing, having entered his am
-11,2":18114* onlrforty min*" preeious, can
but nolmowledge him at the head of his
prqession.
ne bassf e entertainment each day 'at
two and seven P. m. at his pavilion near
the Court NOT/3 1 13 for the next two weeks.
33p4iatNotitto. •
SILLDJOBDOtINTIT S. S. ABSOCI.V.
TIM —The annual meeting of this associa
tion will be held at Towanda commencing
on Tuesday; Sept. 22d,1868.
Full particalara next week.
Pastore—Please notice the aboie call,
By order of the ExeOutive Committee.
Oscan A. Butz, Secy.
•
J , Rooms TO Ritn.,—Enquire at Goo,
W. laterite &loan, Main St.
No DOUBT or. rr.—alie Singer sew
ing Machine Li the Wit..
Get one and try it.
Full instructions given by
W9IA3I.AZED Mac; Agoutis. ..
Norzdz.;"—The North Branch Asso
ciation of Universallsts will hold its Annual
Session at Athens, Bradford county, -Pa.,
on Wednesday and Thursday, the 23d and
24th orSeptemher, inst. All are invited.
SzKezet BULLOCK,
Sept. 8, 1868. i Standing Clerk,
i. M11e.... LEQEIN, from Getieve,
Switzerland, will be happy to receive pu
pils in the French language and in Draw
ing, either in classes or for private tuition.
Terms for each, per quarter of 24 lessons
$5,00. For further information • call at
Bender's Photographic Gallery.
Classes will commence on Tuesday, 15th
fist.., in the Schbol House occupied by Miss
Hrwr.
Towanda, Sept. 3,1868.-3 w•
Catrnow.—cascade Mills.—Parties
dealing in ilouriare cautioned against put
ting inferior flour in Sacks or Barrels bear
ing our Trade Ilia*, as we shall certainly
protect ourselves against such imposition
when detected. I
We will suggCst a rule however: . by which
the consumer !bay -discover such fraud at
first apposite°. Genuine Cascade Flour
can be identified from its effects—extraor
dinary amiability of wives and mothers—
children rosy cheeked-and happy, and from
good digestion )the general affairs of the
household, brigit as sunlight.
1 H. B. Isorpar.
Camptoikn, Sept. .3, 1868.
A adltD.—the subscribers invite
you to call at &Olr agency daring the week
beginning on Sept. 6th, and see for your
self the best Sewing Machine yet out. If
you 'think you have any sewing that a Ma
chine will not do just bring it along and let
us try it. We claim to have the best Sewing
Machine made Mid are ready to prove it to
everybody, may iglyo us a ohashoo. Do 'ow..
self a favor and intich oblige.
Tours Itespeetfully,
Sept. 2.-iv` Wicartut & BIACE.
Fos SALL---illottse and lot No. 46,
Chestnut .13treet: For particulars enquire
on the premises! H. A. Dinar.
ge.. A meetin g of the Bradford
County Medical Society will be held at To-
wanda, Wednesday, September 9, 1868.
L D. hlcamorre, Secretary.
Ang. 27, 1868.1
air Choicel Cigars at Ilovnrfs,
one door north of Dimmer's Tobacco Store.
Towanda, Ang. 20, 1868.—tf.
I ao
STRAWBERRY! 1 - LANN.—WiIBOI2 2 B :Al
bany Seed li ng, 1 . 2 eta per doz., 50 cts - per
100, $4 per 1,000 ; Agriculturist 12 cts per .
doz., 50 cts per 100, $4 per 1,000 ; damn
da, (Knoz's No. 700) 25 cts per doz., s2 t tr
100. $2O per 1000 ; ;Jucrinda ( when o er
kinds are taken).l2 eta per doz., $1 per 1
$lO per 1000.
Can furnish Wilson's and Agriculturist
now ; Jucunda's by August Ist.
flower, Afonroeton, Pa.
July 13, 1868.4-3m*
Miss Ossosires School will re-open
on Monday, thel3lst of August.
The year will ixt divided into 4 terms of
10 weeks each. .
No deduction made for less than half a
term, except for protracted illness.
! TERMS:
English Branchks S 4 60 0 $7 00
Latin . - - 260
Aug. 17, 1868.1--lin• .
•
MCPHERSON% POLITICAL ihsn-Book.
—This convenient compendims of political
events, neatly bciund in cloth, and _contain
ing nearly 400 pliges, is now ready for sale.
It us almost an indispensable requisite of
every studentof, Oolitical history, and es
pecially of public speakers, as a book of
reference. It is unbiassed, and is used by
all parties. Copies will be furnished on
application to Holcomb of this place. s —
Price $2 50. - Aug. 'lB.
Comm • TsecitEa's harrntrrz.—The
County Institutis will open at Columbia
Cross Roads, oniMonday, Sept. 7 ; Monroe
ton, Sept. 21 ; MerryalL Sept. 28. Exer
cises will commence on Monday at 2 p. m.,
closing at Crossi Roads, Thursday evening
at Mcmroetou and Merryall; on Friday
evening.
Able instruct:Us have been engaged for
the whole time.
All who propose to teach in the public
schools are eTpepted •to attend at the place
most convenient.
Teachers of selectand other schools, and
people generally are invited.
; 1 0. J. Ommnvcx,
Aug. 10, , 1868. County Snp't.
SPECIAL NOTICE I—The partnership
heretofore slisting between the undersign
ed is this day diisolved 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.
Myersburg,Z. 14, 1868.—im'
The stibseri having purehased.of Mr.
Barns his lutenist in the Mt rasillno Mime
will carry on s the business of Milling, and
guarantee all work done by them to be of
Use very best viality.
Wheat, Eye and Buckwheat Flour, and
Feed ecrnstantlY on hand, for sale at the
lowest cash *ice..
Also now on hand a large quantity` , of
best Ground Cayuga Plaster or sale.
1 • E.- . ims, •
J. 0. Pamir.
. ,
gyersburg; Aug. 14, 1868.—lin*
CASCADE limis FLOUR—Made from
prune old Wititer Wheat, isTorth 15 per
cent. • more than the same amount, and
quality, !nude from new wheat; A sick or
barrel will make 15 per cent., or one pound
in seven, more bread than from the new
' crop. Making'i difference in value in fa
vor of the old of two dollars per barrel or
fifty cents per sack, owing to the new con
taining that proportion of water more than
the old. This fact is well knownto Bakers
and every one should understand it. We
have bought, and still continue to buy, all
the Old Wheat to be had, and will have a
supply until the new crop is fit to use to
advantage.
No decline in crudity. We propose to
snake it better and better all the time.
B. B. Inanatt.
Gunigown, Aug. 13, 1868. —tt
IMA RR tED.
OWEN--VANDITE.er fib. at
Judge Vandykea, Oanbm, by the Bev.;
S. P. Cistern, Mr. Augustus Owen to Mies
Sophia Y. Vandyke both of ank"
LANGFORD—WT/0M the Parson
,. age. mornrniaton, on the flitinaLi by Rev.
Indlook Armstrong. Mr. L. P. Langford
of Smithfield to Mfrs Adelaide Luther of
&It/fuggy& _
DEWELL—GABBATZ—At _ the Baptist
Parsonage, &wit f l h, by ev :Jacob
Smith, Rev. Wiliam Dwell, of Ter
utown, Pa., to Miss Maria. L. youngest
daughter of Benjamin Gum% Esq., of
, Ben,,Wayne county, Pa.
CARTER—At Ida reside:Leo in Towanda.
Anguet 22, 1868, Chester Carter, aged 48
T OWANDA. AGBIOULTURA.L
MANUFACTURES RUBS. SPORES
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS,
WOOD TURNING IN ALL , ITS BDINOFIES
SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, ETC., ETC.
HUBS, SPOKES 'Sr, BENT STUFF,
LARGE STOCK FROM MUCH TO SELECT.
SECOND GROWTH HI ORY Ss OAK,
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAG NS ON HAND.
We have the Broad and Narroie Guttge
-MILL,PICSS made and dre.eed.
M. C. 11E12CUR, Preskigni.
Towatily 2, MSS
VAITTION.--Wherene, my wife
Iv LUCINDA has left my bed and board with.
oat just cause or provocation, all persons aro
hereby forbid harboring or trusting her on my
account, as I - will pay no debts of contract
ing after this date. • GEO. ENNOBLEI.
Darel.7, 8. 7 C!t. 10120_11 - - _
ALL RIGHT FRUIT JARS.—Trtz
Eger I t Idsantr.—Tho reason why the
ALL Ikons , Fruit Joss are the beat of sr' , in
the ma rket: let. The rubber paci ing that
makes the joint, reeta on a smooth 'shoulder
which is blown in the mould baste ad of being
ground down on the end, consequently there is
non ickbig out of g lass in grinding to let the
air into ,the Jar, which is the cause of so mach
fruit being spoiled. 2nd. You will see_ the rah
ber is away from the frult,.wherees. the ground
shoulders or ends muse necessarily bring 9ne
edge of the rubber in ce,ntaet with the Freit.
Srd. You can test or. loosen the fastenings
when the Jar or fruit cools, and see it your
cover is tight ; if so, you know at once that
yovr trait will keep. If the cover fs :came you
can beat it over before it spoils., ' 4th. They are
easy to open which is the most important part
after finding a Jar that will KEEP FRUIT.—
These Jars are Warranted ALL RIGHT. • .
For sale wholesale and retail by
CODDING & RUSSELL.
Towanda, July 23, 1868.-6 w.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
H. 11. THOMPSON & ROGERS FOWLER,
Real Estate pun:based and sold. Investments
made and Money Loaned.
July 29, 19.68.-3 m. _
TANNING & HARNESS MAKING}
The undersigned have this day formed a
w- ,trti t ,, hip be known as the firm of MA
GEE k FULLER for the purpose of c arrying
on the above business. Harness making and
tepahing done to order and all work warranted.
Cash paid for hides.
GRIFFIN MAGEC:
EDGAR EL FULLER.
Camptown, Jan. 28, 1868.
G. yv._ MOFFITT,
Has just opened a full and complete assortment
of
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS !
.TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE, AND SPICES !
141ading .the celebrated Mineral Soap, an•
so.rpassed for cleaning Tin and Silver were.
' ,He also keeps constantly on hand all kinds of
GREEN FRUITSI b.
•
Peaches, Pears,, Apples. Berries, Greer`C ern
and T.matoes, and all father !mita in thrir sea-
son, whioh will be sold, cheap.
He also has connected with the alyive an
Eating Bowe ' where people coming in town
for dinner wilt find a warm meal got up in good,
style, in readiness at any time.
' Cash paid for Green Fruit. Give him a call.
GEI). W. 111CiFFITT.
. Towanda, Aug. 17, 1847.
- TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
1 the United States. for the Western District
of Pennsylvania. Nelson C. Martin a Bank
rupt under the Act of Congress of March 2d- -
1887, having applied for a Discharge front all
his debts, and other claims provable under said
Act, by order of the Court, notice is hereby
given, to all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons interested, to appear
on the 29th day of Saprzn.ess, 1868, at 10 o'-
clock, a. m., before said Court, at the of of
EDWARD OVERTON, Esq., at Towanda, Pa.,
to show cease, if any they:June. why a Dis
charge should noble granted to the said Bank
rapt. And further,
notice is hereby given,
that the aetond and Third Meetings of Credi
tors of the said Bankrupt, required by the 27th
and 28th Sections of said Act, will be, bad be- '
fore said Register, at the same time and place.
S. C. McCANDLESS.
Clerk U.S. Dist. Court for said District.
Sept. 9,1868. • _
E. B, MTEI4
E B. Rums.
TN the District Court of the:United
IN
States for the Western District of Penn's.
Andrew B. Eckert, a Bankrupt under the Act
of Congress of March 2d, 1867, having opplied
for a Discharge from all his debts, and other
claims provable tinder said act,. Byorder of the
Court, \ Notice is hereby given, to all Creditors
Who have proved their debtsiOnd other persons
interested; to- appear on the 29th day of Alept.
1868; at 10 o'clock,:a. M., before E. Overlo6,
Jr., Register, at his office at Towinda,to show
cause, if any they have,why a Discharge should
not be granted to the said Bankrupt: And fur
ther, Notice is hereby given,that he second and,
third meetings of creditors of the said Bankr up
required by the 27th and 28th sections of, said
Act,iwill be had before the said Beitiater,at the
same time and plade. '
S. C. hIcCANDLESS, ,
Sept.'B, '6B' Clerk of said Court.
• A DMINISTRATOWS NOTICE.—
Notice ishereby given that all persons
indisbled to the estate of J. M. PRESTON,
dec'd, late of Smithfield, are requested to
make immediate payment, and throe hayloft
dondsthe againstn ticated said estate will present them
ly au for settlement.
LYDIA. E. FANNING,
bept.'B, 1868. Administnitur.,
D IRD .
WORE 3.
TOWANDA,. PENN'A.,
DENT STUFF,
GENERAL WOOD WORE
To Dealers In
- We offer a
The above are from the Lest
W. T. BI4IIOP, Superintendent.
OPFICS 13 EICIIAVG6 PILAU,
CHICAGO, ILi
10A. OP ALL %INDS.
,
TEE DEPLETIIUT COMPUTE!
nvi'or
oxas AND
ri,reoeltht
I,AICO - S ADDITIONS
Of Mods
,
,Suited to the Spring Rade /
=
THE LATEST STYLES 1
ITEE LIESI QUALITY!
AT LOWEir . RATE% AT
HIUMPHISET BROTHERS
Ind:ft of Alms Goods an
DAILY OPENED
And ar e ready for the hupection ol the inblic.
OWN OWN
MANUFAC! UREDIOOOD4
On bind as anal. We airs idiebg
!BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
Injorder to close out the
ODD LOTS
‘ erriel over
FROM LAST YEARS' STOCK
And will Eell jhem
REGARDLESS OF , COST
ALSO,
Harness, Harness, Harness
SADDLES. WHIPS,
P _T_I _A_ N"' 3M M 'l' 8 J
Robes, andrillgoods connected with
the Saddlery. Business
TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS,
VALISES, LEATNEIt, SHOE FINDINGS
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, &C
Towatida„April 18, 1868
MONT4'YyIivq_STITCE-
A targe:aod very
Desirable Assortment Goods
Is now beisd openel at the above store,
CONSISTING OF MANY ARTICLES
They have not heretofore kept
E
RAVING FITTED UP ROOMS
Above for the purpose.
AMONG THE ARTICLES
- May be found
A. IZ M rr, SI
From 38 cents to 82 per yard, of
EVERY DESCRIP77ON
Also
Window Shades & Fixtures
Ot [every description.
M. ! 0 0 3r.;ERY
Jnst•lmported.j
BOOTS & SHOES
blendleselvartety.
HATS aG CA-PS
From theiitylei of 1812 to 1868. f
HAVING BEEN
Tlumegooda will be told at a
VERY SMALL PROFIT
Wesordially invite oar
OLD FRIENDS TO VISIT US,
And the public generally, knowing we
CANIIMAICE IT.FOR Tapia s Ds: :
To do so.
NI Co NFr A. N'ir 9 03.
Tv:nisi:ids, Nay 6,1869.
S`ILEIE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
1 coach, ;I democrat intim; 2 sleighi,
bonen. and buttes, "for ode cheap. Faqulre
of or address W. H. DARLING, Orwell ! Pa
June 11,
11 ,r e is tt • -
•Li i l:4-1 : • nmentigitmor
MIS
nib sighroU 1 111 =
kaaaatla-,4lka ataltalstas a
o f:KILL salmi
t. Tamr ea. For What pattlealata
tall at' Kis preadul t at aaanwa_____„_.
- , 11- -HOUCK Pim=
A W. AYRES' MARBiag, 84404
' SHOES
_ . ,
Tan irill'Ond Granite Ktentrirati. both' ga
i n
and Ootaxed; , Mille and' Mate .IGuitlee, =
Coal Grates to, At. silledment calk :
stinnggy. on
10. Midi obeapealle cheeped.
A 1868.-17.
DDISQLIITION:Thir,
sidp,hatoktoro , usitththe pm
Dams ot Horton Co w .
Is this day.dis
soltudwg cousoat. , The boob of the
firm bo by J. W. Sofia at the Miss
of .the;psfiton BNaiD We*
• J. W. BMW
;. * -w C. Rona.
• JBO. GAMS ! -
Om . ton, July 31st. 1868.' .
DOCTOR 4. A. , 441 q 1,4 1 17,
'llOllOllOll, PA.
AO 29.1868. • ."
THE CORNER, Twiny
Southeast corner of /lain & Bridge•sta
Gaocuizek; NoviszoNs o Am; lbw.,
The undersigned desire to make
acknowledgemeuts for the very liber ;
i
a patroller they , h,avereeeived fo
the pasteight months.. -
_. i
They have recently made large ad
ditions, to their stock, and are in dail
receipt; of Goods adapted to the wants
of their trade, all of - which have 'been
selected! with care and bought at tiie
very lowest market rates.
With their experience and greatly
increased facilities, they would most
resp4etfully invite their old friends
and customers to an examination of
• I
heir goods. They feel cer tain that
such examination will justify their
customers in giving them as hereto.-
ore their. trade and their coofide.noe
They continuo to pay liberal prices
n CASH, for desirable Coutitry Pro
duce.
LONG.. & KEELER.
May 11, 1868.
W. A. CHAMBERLIN
Has enlarged hie store• and ha J stjrecelved
a large stock of Gold and Silver
AMERICAN. WATCHES 1
And a well selected assortment of SWISS
WATCHES, all warranted to run well or the
money refunded. Be keeps on band a large as•
aortment of the celebrated
SETH THOMAS CLOCK
Alan an elegant as sortment of the latest styles
Gold ,
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
Lik the plated Rae. he has Rogers Mother
FORKS AND SPOONS!
RroJ:s.UvaL4fo-l:lio.nea• _Castor*
Elegant treble plate doable wall
ICE PITCHERS!
•
Handsome Cake litskete,
BUTTER f t BERRY DISHES,
Pickle Btaiida, Tea Belle.
CHAMBERLIN le now keeping the
Family Sewing Mach,ines.
These Machines are superior to all others for
family use. for the following reasons :
They sow with two threads dieect fromthe
spools, and require no rewinding.
They are more easily understood and used,
and less liable to derangement, than other ma
chines. '
They are capable of executing perfect.y,
without change of adjustment, a much greater
variety of work than other machines.
The.stitch made by these machines Is much
more firm, elude, and durable; especially upon
articles which require to be washed and Ironed,
their any other stitch.
This stitch, owing to the manner which
the under thread is unwronght, is much the
most plump and beautiful In use, and retains
this plumpness and beauty, even upon articles
frequently washed and ironed, until , they are
worn out.
The structure of the seam Is each, 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, these fasten both
ends of the seam by their own operation.
With these machines. while silk is used upon
the right or face side of the seam, cotton may
be used upon:the other side .withoat lemening
the airength):or durability of the seam. This
can be done On, uo other machine, and is a greaS
saving,upon all articles! stitched or made op'
with silk. . '
These machfries,ln addition to their snperior
merits as instriiments for sewing, execute the
most beautiful and pertpanent embroidery and
ornamental work. 2
Yon can get Sewing Machine Needles,,and all
articled pertaining to the machine business.
WATCII AND CLOCK REPAIRING,
Doi° In the best manner, as mud, at low rites.
Towanda, Jnlg;1& o 1867.
•
AND HE PLAYED ON.A.HARP
DITTRICH & COW TEMPLE OP MUSIC
For sale the celebrated Mathnahek 0 and,
and the beantifollittle Colibri Pianos. Pianos
of 219 strings. Plans of one third more pow
er. Pianos that exhibit more skill in structure
Pianos that are better made An every respe4, ,
and will stand in tune loam than any now-in
use in this country and Europe. These Pianos
differ in construction in the inside from all oth
ers, the strings cross the iron frame.in all di
rections, -distributing the ,immense pressure
equally to all sides of t .he .7pbter. ' Besides' oth
er improvements peculiarlio their construction
they combine all the Imptovementa ot every
other manufacture. Bend for illustrated.circu
lira where everything is .explained to satisfsc
tion. Also constant" - on hand a full assort
meat of Raines s, Pianos, Organs and
Melodeons of the best of various .styies,for the
church and parlor. -,Parlor and Me maom Cov
ers, Piano and Melodeon Stools, Instruction
Books for Melodeon and Plano. New and old
sheet music on hand - and. ordered if desirei.—
Also for sale ~ Prof. Van Rensselaer and Pier
son's Plane, Furniture and Carriage Polish.—
Piano tuning 'done on short notice. Liberal
discount to ministers, churches and teachers.
Also agents for the • • ,
FOB OLEO
DECKER BROTHERS UNEQUALLED
PATENT PIANO FORTES
W. A. CHANBERLDL W. DITTRICH.
Towalkda, Feb.l3. 1868.
P kICE LIST.--CABOADE MILLS
•
Best quality -- Winter Wheel 6o Flour per
Beg
hundred $6 0(1
quality C
Bye Flour per hundred 400
Corn Meal and Bye and Corn Feed 2.7$
'A fair marghi allowed to- dealas.. We ply
cash Mt grain. Wheat $2 50, Bye, good, $ 23
Corn $I 25.
Custom g rindinmunsally. bone at owe, as the
capacity of the mill is sonloient for large
amount of work. H. B. piEIFAN.
Camptown, Hay 7,1808;
FLOUR—Wheat Flour of all
grades, Bacembeat Float, Bran ? Coru,
Real. -• , ae.,at.- •
Deo. W. A. ROCKWELL'S • •
THE MOHEST CASH .PRIOE
paid for Butter and Eggs, at -
McCABE It Kira,'
CHOIOII No 1 MAOKKREL FOR
one slain pa pound at,
Brada Cora% cheep store.
puff; omp4l Valli at
NO., 1; Rarceik. P;Acw,
TOWANI)A, -PA.
Pu!,
Heavily plated.
GROVER I BAKER'S
OF A THOUSANDIATRINGS,
1•7-
444 :4*siak',...llllol4lllllnn . •
'WIIOII SSA Z*. OR Gag - A, I'
..; , ..y.. , r , .tr i ,!. • i: , ~z•-, . ~-'....
PitO . V Es"irOlt .. .- - .11:01.! S.:11
.
bc , .t.z.;;;*:. - - .. - ;. , :-...-i.',1) , ,1,'...
; °FS.,
the
-
tbe mama Which thizi
.tar, at:
tended 'their its* intim - Ai). do l
h,
,
to make acimowletiiimeet for the
r"- liberld P at ,* d ff ha, re"
oeived, by giving their midtown the
fdvantsige of ezPerie,ncei
together with ttie b oaefit : ot
greatly increased. facilities for doing
basineiS. '•: - -.1-
. . •
. keep -ac1!"5141.7 oa band, a
very large and complete assortment
of ever thing in their. lino,
.eaid ire
daily receiving inch additions 'to
their stock as the - wants of their
bade requires.
:ncit: Store, Sugar,
Spup,-.l!olaiiii, Coffee, Moe, To:
bacco, Flak Salt; ,Cheese, Finks,
Crackers, bandy, ifsitohes, Broom"
Wrapping. Paper,
, and-Twinee ploni
Sacks,
_Seeds,, and ^ a' itreat' variety, of
'other sciods, wblcb hAfielieen recent
ly
bonghi . at . the-Ai:milli:point In the
market, and ate offered at wholesale,
at rates to cornspond.
They _desire to call, especial atten-
tion to' their large Stock= of Fine
Tess, which they . are Selling at New
York Jobbing pricesr-gnaranteeing
theAnality in all cues.
Have also on hand a good assort-,
meat of Flour, Po i * and KerosenS
Oil.•
They still continue to have'. the
henefit of a resident Partner in New-
York, who is constantly in the market
, .
and prepared. to Um to out; advan•
tags any favorable changes ;in the
price colgcade.
FOX, STEVENS, IiEFMIIIt & 00.
May 151, 1868.
co.;
Are now reoeiving their
RmameartDia sriackerx.,
Wl4oh oompziaes
THE USUAL GREAT
VARIE7T OF GOODS,
I=
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
'Allpt 4 which
ARE OFFERED'
PE!
Lowed,. Market Prig*:
Towanda," April 7, la(110
NOT/CE I.
SARSAPABILL'i AND " SODA FON
TIN MILLIoNS.
,
Thi itubsediets baviiig built , a Neit Shop,
and supplied themselves with" the' latest and
most approved maeldnery..sad _the Awry best
materials for. the purpose v arenow-prepued to
Manufacture sad Albs to the public, a" soßidrior
article of their 'llanapmilla sad • Sods , Maer,
goodat all , times, sad so udispeasibly nines
eery for health and comfort, t daring thelisated
terms, and warm summer months which• are
Thinkfal to a generous public for thevery
liberellphonay we have Stwelved diming the
short we hive-been *speed in the bust
ass hem, wears determined' that noeffort on
our part stall be to 'writ and *we a
coatiassace of - thr
_pripgitor, coalmen
waste without Inehassi• —beating be apply?
tbrai with ?bat they used. . - •
illarderi in as Übe - witiveeeive Immediate
end peempt edlentiod. ••
•I - • 11111‘111102 is WITH
mom" psilut, Toweada,
•
June 1868.—Sm.' • -
=LITEIOI4.=-The co-partner
heraldic. =Miss molar the saw
of' Omaha Pock is this dardhoolved d d b) sr*
tag 000ssat. .Tho.books of the Ora are hit la
the bawls of Ks. Psok for; sottleiseat s skido
Pstoios iadebtesl to utd !Fare ragwated
to mots hotsediste payment, 111- sli amounts
Sot sittledly the" first ot . 4sigast. be Wt
EadsolMatiOL
SRN. 11. PECTL I
Toisads, Joao 30 18611-4 ii • •
VW) .
1 •
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ME
Dadra tto !weld [etiolate,. to 111
ME
lan
',14 4 B.IO L E N'Y,O 1 , 0 Er
EMI
0EL84.11.A TED B'ELRITI
LIM' THAN `O'NE 'HALF
ORMER -PRI;OE1
Jubi. 14, 1568.-tt.
REMOVAL!
ALVOED 14 BARBER
Have removed their
,BOO,K STORE AND NEWS ROOM
To the magnifteeit new store in
MMICUB'S BLOCK,
Nearly•oppoeite the " Ward House,"
where they are prepared to offer to
their old cetstomem, and the public
generally, a/ new , and carefully se
lected assortment of
Coreprising Startdard Works, NOvels•
Telt Books, S:C. Their assortment of
BIBLES,
1 TESTAMENTS,
HYMN BOOKS, -
PRAYER BOOKS,
etc:, will be found to lie complete. A
!argil - assortment 01
Sunday.Schoollks, Cards
&0., always on hand.
I
Writisj,Papers& Stationery
As cheap, ever sold in this or any
Other Market. Our arrangemeits
with School Book publishers are such
that - we ace prepared to offer the se
ries of Books now in use in' the Com
mon Schools of this county to retail
dialers, at as low figures as they can
buy them in New York.
1M
Orders sent for any book publish
We keep constantly on hand all
the-Daily and Weekly Papers, Meg-
Perlodicah3, Ste.
Give ne a call.
ALVORD dr, BARBER
Towanda, July 13, 1868.
TO THE .FRIENDS OF ERNA
, 'CATION AND LOVERS OF MUSIC.
We take pleasure in informing you
that we have just opened in Towan
da, on the corner of _Bridge and
Main ,Street, .16. 3 Patton's_ Block,
.. _ , ,
ois Elegant New Book and Music
,
Store, whire every thing in, the .Beok -
Stationery and music line may be
found.' - Also Statuary, Paintings,
Gold Pens, qeectacles, Eye Gksses
Spy Glasses, Opera Glasses, and a
general asiorttnent of Musical in
struments, Yankee Yotions and
Fancy Articles: - . .
Our Goods were ail selected in the
city with great care -by experienced
handl and bought with cash at a
very low. r e with a uiew to the
• it
wants qt, ' coSmunity.
t
We Teel confident we shall be able
to . oirer bargains to all who will fay
., . ,
or' us wit their a patronage. Call
And see us. . I fp ._ •
o.ii; mosso •
Hirai rr.-t. Con & Co., have just
opened aaspiendid New Book and
Knaio,Nliore, in Patton'a Block,
Towanda, where they are selling
everything in their line cheep for
•
Cub. all and see them and sat-
isfy yenrself that such is the case.
R. BAKER.; Master ifillwright;
D
Is prepared to attead to an business is
lid U*. Be! warrants an work done In
.a work
'manlike Manner. AU orders by mall, or other -
mime, addressed to me at Towanda, will be
promptly attended to. June 4,1868.-3m'
Towormi, Pa., Ante 26:18f 8.
_7b al ahem may amemit I certify that I
hove lids_ day ap*ln ed D. R. BAKER, of !O
vando, Bradford county. Pa., an mew, for the
sale of &dives Antal Tarbias Water Wheel
for the Bradford, Wyoming. I.nom
tag, Clinton , Canfield; 'flogs and Pone, la
the State o f Pennsylvania. -Pestles wan
these wheels can obtain them through 11411 t
ho Iffirgirs his - wine! attention to putting
them in when desfind. - Parties by calling upon
Yr. Beine,. Towanda, will be shown the
wheel aad as application to him be will furn
ish illustrated hlsta eoutullng working
tables,
J
• newer Agent for Preasylesalif, foe no
ante jarni Tubb* , Water Wheel:
-LIMN AND - ORIIINT, PALOINND
oLea p PLABTIIII and !hods Ltnie, ,, nny
" CODDING &.IWEIBIELL.
rt BIST FRUIT JARS INllll_ll
~.
'POWELL a:ea,
EOM
-
-
07 IgX Aims um
JUST 111.11011M2V
WWll*Wilmoirat
BOOKS!
CROSS it CO.
J. G. PiTTON.
au TO ALL VBO
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ALTVWILILDURT.RARM AND
TRIM WADI TOR 811.11.--330 Sara
14 VikaTowaeldp„liewaeodaty, Pa..
Ira lbws as the or =Palsy larw.'
WRlda 4 Moe of dales, sad' 1 WIN tit the
WlRkapprriaidlihdra Ran Rood, at *Web
l i a t airramajaw adn. led aararbspreted.
, - well wateral. . *haft hat.
~Seem alilloas at blab* me bard wond
ape" IL WM Woolf Is ma to ea. ictsalt
pamiisaear."- Peat NM If AM satire
partactbo goes west Or beaked 8: W. %Wit,
=jan-UR sera. VT so gra. - net
-W. Wilitddaeladdu old orßwrd
astapstag seer MAWR road, TS acres
at. Was saw Tbo pinebeebiNd_lap bandiega,
wares_ power__ , de., 101 at Jai an Aare.
Do let &OWN Joropb eontataltig 63
odic TO is awe. AR tie parts wsL watered
Taw easy. Par partials= airm of the
olroar. - - ROUES NUB,
seer Ropbareine,yeoms co, pa.
J 1.3818-46. g, I
DEAL EISTATI-A- GILIAT BAB
ears:—Aboat 450 saes ot had Li Ana
state of collimitios.—+o arbie. by roads that .
four good forma out be made oat of ft without
waste—wood and - satetistfal houses and lam
an two of the Odin& tAlso hi tows, yoke of
oxen, swan of hours and warm farming im
pimento too =term to mentfoa, situate in
Sbashesula township, 10 made from Towanda •
and about 1 mike from Vas firer. Will bifiso "
at low rates on easy terms. •
Will one, two, three , or four gentlenuni'who
'want good farms. allies running order. call up
on JADES WOOD, at Towanda; flu 1101:10L13
DAVIDSON. upon his farm, for farther lafor
nation: JAMES WOOD,.
DOUGLASS DAVIDSON,
Townids, ably 13,1868: !i
(TRAP FARMS FOB SAL
• wis within au mile of Towandatton
-Wang about 13 acres, new boom and haul,
the farm is makable for raking earl, vegetables.
Will be mold c.besp. Abs 36 acres of flu farm
lug land, with Drat
rough clams situate in
Can t on Bo
_property of -Prof. Baker.i For
tenns_enquire Germ, Baker, Canton, or B. B.
McESAlli. Wanda.. Pasties wishing td Our
chem. farms. lind IS to their advantage by.
calling*" if . NoIiZAN, and look at the
large number of fume, homes and lots be has
for male. - Jolt 18.1868#3t.
VALUABLE „FARM FOR BALE.
V Situated in Towanda township, within
baU a mile of the village -of Towanda. - eon-
Mining about 200 acres, about 100: acres im•
proved. with plenty of wood and knots/run •
'Weds, well watered. comfortable outbuildings
and well adapted for either grain - or grasing.
`Pm paladin 'inquire - of JAY CHAAPIL ,
Towanda, Pa., or L. pi/ANIL. Wee Prink
11n, Pa.; " Nay 214.11018.—tf.
VALUABLE 'FARM FOR . SALE:
T Malted in Rome township aboa(one
andst-half miles east of Rome Borough,. con
taining 90 acres, abort t2O saes improved, well
watered, with dwelling licase,..eut-baitdings.
Rood bearing and young orchard thereon--
Terms reasonable, mid time given fors portion.
of the purchase money. For farther particu
lars inqhire on ,the premises of , 7
E..M. TOWHEE.
Rome, May 12, 1268.-8 tee
VALUABLE FARM FOR BALE.-:-
- Altana of one hundred and My: acres,
within six mles of Towanda, and one; mile
from the dyer in . offered - for male on favorable
terms. One hundred we. are cleared and in a
high state of cultivation, with good knee* and
mod excellent buildings. -The house Is a well
built dwelling with very convenient oatellaild- k ,
logs consisting of summer kitchen and Store
room, woodbonse fi and the' yard well filled' with
evergreen and other. trees. The tarn is a large
'bank barn 36018 feet with a good shed attache! r
a horse barn adjoinipg with stalls for six horses
a large . corn house near by and a tenant.hoase -
on the property; The farm has in dated' and
southern exposure and is offered for sale solely
on account of the IL health of the owner.l For
furtherparticulars - and terms, which are highly
fayorable, appikation may be made to
B. S. RUSSELL.
Towanda, Feb. 1888.
inisullantons.
INGER SEWING MACHINE
.1
The superior merits of the," SINGER" Mach
ines over all others, for either Family use,* o r
liana purposes, are so wall established
and so sen admitted that an enumeration
of their relative excellencies is no longer could
ered necessary.
•
TLE LETTER " FAMILY MACHINE,
hitherto znann6cture4 by this company, has
*gained and maintained, the world over, and for
Butpast, an unp a ralleled reputation and. pale.
But notwithstanding the excellence of this Ida
chine..we have now to announce that It hie been
superseded by our
NEW FAMILY MACHINE ; ,
•
whlch•has been over two years in prepaitition . ,
and which has been brought to perfectiOn re
gardleas of TM, 1.11011 Or -11XPIN511. and *hicli
la now confidently presented the public; as in
comparably the best Sewing Machine in Sixist
enca.
The Machine in onestlon,ls El r imple, Compact,
Durable and Beautiful: It is itpbst, • ligt(t-ran
ning.indicapable of performing a !align and
variety of work never before attempted- upon a
single Machine, using either Silk. Twist. Linen
or Cotten Threads, and mewing with meat fact I
hy the feu , finest and coarsest materials', and
anything between the two extremes; la the
most beautiful and substantial manner.r Its
attachments for Heming, Braiding, 2 etc; are
no vel and practicaLand have been invented and
adjusted espeelallytot this - Machine. 11
113-The above Machine can be bad of 1
WICKHAM. &AL/WE, Agents.
Full instructions given at our Sewing' Mrichine'
Depot. An •extunination is respectfully invited.
Towanda. July 23, 1888:-3m
GREAT lINITED STATES
7EA WARES° USE
T. Y. .K_ELLEY & CO„
Nos 2608 and 30 Vevey Street,
NEW YORK 'CITY,
Are now inpplying families tbroughoul th •
country with teas and coffees through • the sy
tern of clubs and their regularly, appointed .
;gents, at a alight advance on cargo
and. guaranteeing their teas to be pure land
fresh, and, also to give eatire satislactiori. or
they can be returned and the money refunded.
Remember that by our system the consumer.
pays only ONE PROFIT, instead of sett)) or
eight, an he mdst do when he purchases off the
ordinary grocer. WE DEPY COHPEIIriON.
We call special attention not only to our stand.
ard goods, but our fancy brands of Ookink sqd
Young Hyson Teas—pea:afar flavors --and teas
sixty days from Japan. Oar. Coffee Depart.
meat is managed also on Abe system of one
profit onl y, _ and all oar coffees are sold on their
merits;We th ;ciil ask a trial._
All our tion of our teas and clffees
can be had our regular appointed agent)).
All our goods are goods put up by ounglves
in one pound miclmges, at our warehouse in
New York, and retaiM at W. H. 1/. - GOEE'S
Drug Store, No. 117 Hain street, at the rimall
advance of 5 cents per pound over our New
York prices. This brings the goods at the
prices-they can be purchased for over our
counters. l with•thetreight added. j
LOOK AT OUR PRICER.
OOLONG (Black), 60c., 70., 80., 90., $1 per
lb., best. MIXED (Green and Black). - 60c..
70c. 80c.; 90.. $1 per lb., best. YOUNG
SON,
(Green) 600., 700., 800., 90., $l, $l.lO,
1 1;111,26. 1,20. per Ib NE .. bestGLISH . IM I3BEAKP PEERAL ( AST Gree n(B).lac ito
k)c..
1,
70e., 80c., 800., $l, 11,10 11.20 best. JAPAN
0014 $1.11,26 p er (10 - 1/41WDEUt.
11,50 per lb. Shantung Mogan Young Hymn;
in original Chinese packages $1 60 per pack
age. Itiangsi original Chinese
packages 11,30 pee
FANCY ong Oolong (Elk)
$1.25 per lb. Nankin Morino Young Hyson,
(Green) 11'60 per lb. Uncolored Japan Teas,
(GO days from Japan) put up eipressly !Orin'
in Yokohama $1,40 perlb.
GROUND COFFEI6,,Pure Vlo 20, 25 and
SO cents per lb. Best Old Goveri JaLl,
40 'cents per lb. Royal Club. 26- cents ment
per lb.
Mountain Plantation, 60 cents per lb.
Beware of, Imitations and bogus ooropanic;.
All one goods bear : our Trade Mark on each
bag. No others are genuine, 51.6 m,
SPRING T:R A 11! Etl
1868 1
S. N. BRONSON ORTVELL r \ PA:
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tifferi; to baders ;mei
,complete - stoZtk 'of
Builders Hardware, Saab, Glue, Nails. Oils
Paints, Varnishes, Mode, - Trlsmaings„ Botts,
Door Titratainga. &a. .
TIN ROOFS;' 'CONDUCTORS,
Gutters, put on by
,expiriencol workmen and
at the iowrt rates.. Vekering 'and jobbing,
asp boilers Sep spUea, he., Howe's .Bewing
Machines, hone' batter Unirersal .Clothcs -
Wriegers, best in use: Wheel Rakes and Com
bined Plaster.liower. ;worthy the, attention of
the intelligent Atm: Hubbard's Mowing Ma
chines, datable and desirable, 4or 44 foot cot.
Tables, chairs, bedsteads, spring bed bottoms,
and ot ter
FIIBNITU-BE - !
Farmers will la Ala - season the best quality
f Tin: Pans, Milk mid Stale Palls, and every
diostription. at Tin Ware. Flour and Salt,
Clever sad Timothy „Seed, .Spinning Wheels,
Flax ;Wheels, Reda, Wheel If de, Flyers,
Field Rollers sad Meter _Sowers furnished to
order it lowest twesible,prices.
AlSO—Corn Shellere, Mortle Machines;
%letting Bona.
Orwell3o 1
, Feb. ,
CAUTION.—Vv here* j wife Ms.
%.,/ yr, has my had aid baud without any
ram or revocation, all persona are hereby
tawny' hae on my account,
sa I win g
pay Go debts of bar oostaactiag_atkir
Ude data. JOHN 'l`, BETH.
Orynillit, July 20, 18(18.-3te •
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B. N."BRONSON