fradfotd rporteL
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
rOWANDA Canon Dnutcroar.--Bagiag
Church—Rev. Bomar Dmarr, Pastor.
Preaching, Sundays at 101 a. a., and 71
P. a. Sunday School, 11 r. a. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday arming.
IL E. Qiurdi.—Bev. L T. Batnntsza. Pea l
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 101'.a.
and 71 P. N. Sunda r School; p. a.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening,
Presbyter ch
Sian strch.—Rev. Wm.
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday ' i r ttl i al
L. re., and 7P. M. Sunday School,llPX•
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings.
Episcopal Merck—Bev. P. D. HOSZIIS, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at 101 /..x.
and 3r. is., Sunday School, 11 r.
Tao Tura —The
_following tie the
Time Table of the Penneyhania and New
York flanel and Rail Road CoMpany, which
took effect on Monday, May, 11, 1888 :
I.'qqv:t.ft 41
P.M.. A. M. A. M
6:30
ATM= ....8:45
.7:00 1148.....858
Min= ....715 12:03 913
TowazDA. 745 = 12as 9:38
• Y
P. it..... M. L
F L..
L.M, A. M. P.M.
BbB ' 11:00 4:58
.753 10:45 4.43
'W•vmaLT
ergo..
Mamas .7:40 1022 420
Erma—. 725 10:17 4:16
'rowan& ...700 922 3:50
JOHN A., P.: M. A.M. P. M
001. Begierktaided.
Republican Meetings.
At ALBANY, Tuesday Evening Sept. 22.
School House near Wm. Balms. Sep t
J. HOLOOMB and W. HEW=
WATKINS.
At SPRING LAKE, School House Wednes
day Evening Sept. 23. Same Speakers.
At TEBRYTOWN, Thursday Evening Sept
24. Same Speakers.
At TUSCARORA, onEriday evening, Sept.
kers.
25, at AcMay's School House. Same spea-
At GRANVILLE CENTRE, Saturday eve
ning, Sept. 19. Speakers, J. HOLCOMB
and W. T. Davies. •
At BURLINGTON BORO, Thursday eve
ning, Sept. 17. Speakers, 0. D. BART
, LETT and J. HOLCOMB. -
At FRA 7 NKLINDALE, Saturday' evening,
Sept. 26. Speakers, HENRY PEET Esq.
and Col E. OVERTON Jr.
At LEROY, Friday evening, Sept. 25. Same
speakers.
At NORTH ROME Church in Bumptown,
Saturday evening, Sept. 26. Spoken,
W. T. DAVIES Esq. and J. HOLLAND.
At ROME boro, Saturday evening, Oct. 3.
Speakers, W. T. DAVIES and HENRY
PEET.
At HOLLAND HILL, .Saturday evening,
Sept. 19. Speakers, 0. D. BATLETT and
- W. HERSEY WATKLNS.
.At SHESHEQUIN, (Post Hill School House)
Union Corners. Sept 18. W. T. DAVIES,
G. WAYNE KINNEY and Col. E. OVER
TON Jr.
At I3ERRICK, at the- Ballibay School
House, Saturday evening, Sept. 26. Spea
kers, Capt. C. M. ,MANVILLE and W. H.
THOW'SON.
At BARCLAY, Friday, Sept. 18. Speakers,
_Capt. B. M. PECK and W. H. THOMP
SON.
siS.- Something new for Toiivanda;
oLoNsr AMSBY Will open a flrat-claas Hat,
Cap and Fur store,•in Mercur's new Block,
Oct. 3, 1868. All in want of a Hat or Cap
please call and look at our stock.
liiir The Corner Stone of the new
Episcopal Church of this Borough, will be
laid on Saturday afternoon next, at 21 o'-
clock. The EL Bev: , Bishop Stevens will
be present. The Rev. Mr. Douglass, the
former Rector of the Parish, and several
other clergymen, will take part in the cere
mony. .
TiIIPE:RANCK.—(}en. Patton and N.
S. Frazer will lecture, on Temperance, at
Frenchtown, on Tuesday evening the 22cT ;
atSlabtown on Wednesday evening the 211 ;
and at Lellsysville on Thursday evening,
24th inst.
Soir The gentleman who borrowed
"Coal, Oil and Iron," •from Alvord A Bar
ber's will please return the same to the
owner, Prof. B. F. Colt, or leave it at the
Poet office.
BURGLARY.—Tbe store of M. CLAIR,
at Sopers Lock, was broken open on the
night of the d2th inst., and robbed of goods
to the amount of one hundred dollars.—
They entered by climbing upon the stoop,
and breaking out a window stop. No clue
has yet been obtained \of the burglars.
I NSCRANCE.—The Phcenix Mutual
Life Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.,
is one of the oldest, cheapest, and most
reliable companies in the country, and-is
well represented by their agent, H. A. Iftra-
Leis, at this place. All those contemplA
ting taking a Life Insurance Policy, shonl4
call on him at his office on State Street, be
fore going elsewhere. •
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.-A. Temper
ance County Convention of three delegates
from each Lodge of Good Templars, in
llradford County, will-be held in Temper
ance Hall, over ilontanyes Store,in Towan
da, on Saturday the 20th, at 10 o'clock a.
m., to consult on matters of interest to the
Temperance cause.
By request of many Good Templars
TEMPERANCE.—The Good Templar's
Celebration at Wyalasing passed off quiet
ly and Very pleasantly, on Wednesday, the
9th inst. Not a drunken man *as seen on
Soya CBrrw, Sept. 11, 1868. I the ground. I
W. PATTON.
D. D. G. W. C. T., for Bradford County
Editor Reporter —The citizens of South
Creek township met at the school house
near John F. Gillett's on Saturday evening,
August 31, 1868, and organized a Grant
and Colfax Club by electing the following
officers :
President-i-Jom:F. Gn.i.a-rr.
Vice President-15. F. Hildreth.
reasurerWm . EL Moore.
Secretary—P. L Petteugill.
The Club was entertained by stirring
speeches from the President, Vice--resi
dent, P. J, Dean Esq., and Ira Crane Esq.,
The Club meets every Saturday evening.
Yours, truly,
PA L brrnoran.r., Secretary.
Sommer; CENTRAL ) RAILROAD.—The
annual Election of Directors of this road
Ras held at Auburn on the 2d inst., and re•
gal ted in the choice of the following gentle-
Caen :
J. Lewis Grant, D. IL Osborne,EL Wood
ruff. W. O. flasher, W. EL Seward, Jr., N.
Beardsley, J. H. Chedell, of Auburn ; H.R.
Clark, of Groton ; J. W. Dwight of Dryden ;
C. C. Platt andJ. J. Taylor, of Owego ; J.
T. Knapp,of Cato, andel L. Rich, of Rich
ford were chosen, J. Lewis Grant was
elected President, J. J. Taylor, Viee Presi
dent, W. H. Seward, Jr., Secretary.
—The Ithaca Journal gives the following
summary of an account of the progress of
the work on this road by the 4nbnrn New,
whose editors has recently pused over it :
Re says that from Owego to where., the
road crosses the Tompkins (lenity line,two
miles from North Hartford, at least two
thirds of the road is completed and ready
for the ties and Iron. The truss bridges
are all finished—four of them are 100 . feet
in length, 2of 90, and lof $O. All Maputo
for the smaller bridges; US driven and only
need cape and stringers to complete them.
the divisiozils 241-2 miles long. The sea
and division from the above line to Moravia
is 26 miles long ; it has less continuous
"ark done; btt,l-2 ie t ifthe, ON and
iron. There ire two Arai tiadies ed thin
diTbdon 0 0 0 fee7t• 10!90, and 2 cd10• Fast
the North Million to Auburn, a large;
amount is substantially linisheokand'almose
all the heavy work is dliqxsso(i ot A mot.,
siclerable portion of the road it is hopedwill
be in operation this year. " - •
Dui oner's Motamar.—Thislisgs
zizup well deserves the great and indiesing
patronage. It is such a work as a man need
not be afraid of introducing intebis house.
Though haldonabley it is not frivolona On
the contrary, it is fill of wand mama, yule!
ful infoßiatkln, and dinette,
.high-tOned,
thought. Therals move for the wan than
in any two Magesinea and 3he,quality buts,
good as the quantity is generous: Surprise
your wife, sister or daughter, with a year's
subscription, as a birthday, Thanksgiving
or Clhristmas gift. /t will pay wall for the
investment. W. Jenningii Demoted, A 73
Broadway N. Y. $3,00 per year.
Dammam; llonswas.—'l'heupiece
dtsmocracie" met at the Court _Holum,- one
Tuesday evening of last week,' and Taut
through the yearly farce ofiscaliathw a
County ticket, as follows: . ,
ilgrueatague.. W. otrami. of Chia-
Tine. • - I . . •
Assockd ardgis.—}kaai Itorrint;of Wil.
mot.
Onamissioner.-4aL Sail*
ton. ar
District Attorney—Ewan Eau= Jr,
of Athens.
Auditor. - -1 hS. lowa, of Eidgbury.
Otweespor.-13. P. Waal. of Athens.
One Itesneeentatice van magnenizatudy
conceded to Sullivan County. ' • •
Fms.—On Thursday morning, 10th
last, at 2a. m., the Keystone Brewery of
Messrs. Coon & POICIMOT was discovered to
be on fire. When first seen, the fire bad
obtained great headway, and soon wrapt
the whole building in its embrace: The
books of the proprietors were saved, which
was about all that was taken from the buil
ding. The loss is quite large—insured foi
$6,500, upon building, fixtures and stork.
Mr.. U. A. CAM lost a quantity of tools.—
Mr. J. lons had a quantity of . 'staves piled
near the brewery, a portion of which was
burned.'
WEST_ FRANKLIN GRANT AND COLFAX
CLus.-- r The Republicans of Franklin orga
nized a Club on Wednesday evening, 10th
inst., with the following officers
President,—F. F. Fairchild.
Vice Presidents,—D. Smiley, R. Mont
gomery.
Erteutiee Cbmmitfee,—Luther Smith, Mar
tin HiShorn, Calvin Varney. ,
Secretaries, —HarveyMorn, i Win. A.
Rockwell.
Treasurer.—Francis Morse.
The Club meets on Wednesdrirevenings,
and starts with about thirty members.
Mr The Teachers Institute held
last week at Columba X 'toads, was lnifely
attended by both teachers and peop% the
church there being filled to its 'Man*
ca
pacity
Professors ALIXN, COLT, and
HOUCK Esg., formerly a Superintendent of
Lebanon County, now in the School Depart
ment at Harrisburg, are to.aid as • instruc
tors at the Institute, to be held at Main*.
ton next week. A visit of the Institute to
the Barclay coal minas is contemplated.—
Trains leave Towanda on the Barclay Rail
Road at 7-40 a. m., and 2 p. in. daily.
/Mir The annual meeting of the
Bradford County S. S. Association will be
held in the Presbyterian Church, in Towan
da, commencing at 3p. m., on Tuesday,
Sept. 22d, and closing with a children's
meeting, Wednesday afternoon. The Coin
mittee offer a series of exercises which can
not but prove profitable to all Sunday School
workers.
The exercises will partake largely of the
Institute style, and will be conducted es
pecially to educate teachers to 'teach. A
committee will be at the church prepared
to entertain all delegates in attendance,
Sunday School ftiendi of Bradford come
up to this feast prepared by prayer and
study to help each other.
Rev. A. Tamon, of Philadelphia has
promised to be with us.
B. & Iki Pro
080 AB A. BLACK Beo
Tznarrown, Sept. 14, 1868.
Editor Reporter—Weilad a lively meeting
here on Saturday evening, 12th inst., John
F. Dodge Esq., in the chair. On motion
of Dr. Horton, the meeting was opened by
prayer by the Rev. Mr. Rainy of Lewis
bnig. Dr. Horton then with a few appro
priate rezuarks introduced the speaker, Col,
J. B. ROMEION, of Columbia county, who
gave us a stirring and eloquent speech, and
we wish he could come again. At the close
of the address we organized a Club, to be
called the " Grant and Colfax Club of Tar
rytown," and started out with 40 Members
The folloiing officers were elected
President—J. F. DODGE, Esq. - ,
Vice-Presidents—W. T. Horton, Charles
Viall, Minor Terry.
Teeasurer—H. T. Terry.
Secretary—J. H. Horton.
Executive Committee—Dr. G. P. Horton,
E. N. Terry. Wm. Terry.
Adjourned to meet on Thursday evening,
Sept. 17th.
The forenoon. was rainy and many who
intended to come became discouraged and
remained at home, but the afternoon was
warm and cloudy without rain, and a large
number of Good Templar, and others jturned
out. Laceyville, Camptown, Spring Hill,
Tarrytown and Wyslusin,g Lodges were out
in force with flags, banners and music,
The Lodge from Laceyville 'came on a
boat accompanied by the Laceyville Brass
Band. From Camptown the 'procession
was headed with a four horse. team and
martial music.
There being no room in the plane large
enough to hold the people, an d
. toci wet to
go to the grove—seats were arranged in
front of the Academy, and for nearly two
hours Hon. 8. B. Obese G. W. tg . T. reason.
ed 'et Temperance, causing 'moils thaii one
fella to tremble at his logical ail_ powerful
appeals. All unite in pronoiiicing it- an
able address—clear and convin4. By it,
Good Templar were encouraged and incited
to greater efforts, and the road to anemias
truly and clearly marked'out. Several oth;
er addresses were made. Bro. Grey's re.
marks were very interesting and instrzus•
five. i
In the evening. the Chase Degree Temple
was organised by the G. W. O. -T.—its offi
cers elected and installed, and seinsral mem
bers initiated. •
On the whole we consider the celebration
a simony - and eipect to see grad leant a
speedily follow in acquisitions to our mem.
bership and in greater seal aniong those
already enrolled in the Temperance limy.
In the afternoon the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas. we have assembled to - promote
the cause of Tomperanoe ; mid
Whereasoire look upon the Temperance
cause as a mighty engine in moral reform,
therefore:
- linefeed, that we push forth the work
alreadybegun with an ardor and sealbe
coming anMiallivat and cluilitfan people.
Rem:W. -tlistbt d
Gord Templidnalre rewS=re s taie 'man
and blessings of intlfgenit Father upou
our ants Wilma. great T •
refOrm._
Basalaa4 that, ,ittilliew the pending
Presidential camPeigni and the noltement
incident at such tunes; •we take waning by
iht . „iiPolt , Act ii° 6 .,Q 1 40;istr aukii . 10 114 .
mimed by , the; ensam,:brit Mit (tenni*
2/6 0?.M t ;PT
Van CANTON Arigifaen4:
wits distaiii 'train ti#boiaiogli of Cenien,
is e Spring, incitifor yean Mare
*pus of that vicinity4ui the brettleApiiit
vidohilartadaivid airleahrepritnionforits.,
healing gualitin, and /which is - now attract
lug wider notice. - Cerise 'of last
weeklies the folbtrinp notice of this irprMg,
avian 1:a114.14
These springsi hay known to a few
to possess -Watardmift Medical properties
for i rnany . years. in the woods, and
thne beluga) - riedi - to Men; 'the
knOwledge of their_ was '
not widely
disseminated.. PATang Ake suomF ,
roads been , inide
,Intlbenri *Melt to:.
geth,er with the chemical . teats that have
been made, have &
.111 an increased in
bent, nni now the are daily visitedbly.
larger:timbers:
We tri b e 'that in a few
years, thousands of In will visit them
villa satisfactory reindts,' 'if the necessary
illtavemeaats arc sad.
tt to call the stn- of the
•
hoed Ma
tt persons le. irt our own neighbor..
testify that nod of these waters`
haVe effected remarkjle cures, is cages of.
Rheumatism, Erpdpelas, Con
toe of the .• cough; diseases of
kidneys. and •T 7 sad ipla,azal daft
chemist, Dz._ 171
isCiompetant and iborainghly skilled his
profession, says in blilletin accompanying
tio analysis, that t i r y ipming equals hi
medicinal properties. iz.f the celebra
ted minand - Springs ofi Germany."
Thesewino are f Rusted -between Can
ton and Alba Bon s'•
s' • twelve 'rods hem the ,
track of the Norttieen Central Rainray,
nee the centre of a' -two acre tint of
land, twenty acres ol Which are beautiitilly
tinibered. -
The following is Dr. Gregg's Analysis
educated physiciani will not fail to see
that many invilida need look no further for
"Mineral : Water _restore. them to
Analysis. of Me 'Melina Mineral filing
water. Onanallon Ofi water contains 14,-
1842 grains, (hialaftd the 'cabal& Acid)
of d maser as •• • •• -
49b i l s oride Bodin,. 4.
Carboilate Soda. u .
. , :
Lime'.
SI
mind
oxide k
1.1,
Scdpliste .
linlphur •
Organic Matter .. .
Carbonic Acid
The spring discharg
ter per hour, *doh!
Sulphurated Hydroße '
rin;ira, July 10, 1:
RARE
A
offers his How
and and Eliza
easy. Possess]
qtdred;
TOWODA, Sept. j
L
GRAND Coscatr.4-The Wyalusing
Musical Association,l *lke; the direction of
Prof. J. B: Sumner, hsinductor,' and Mrs. S.
A. Sumner, Pianist, 'wilt give their second
semi-annual concelconsisting of vocal
and iris ental m to, solos. choruses,
recitatio tableani, ite. /Lc., on Tuesday
t
evening,
Sept.e 29,ati, at Wyalusing, Pa.
The exercises • be . varied by music
froin the"Wyaltusing , Sking Band. . Doors
open at 7 o'clock, cop -, commence 7i.—
Astuisision 25 cents, {children under 12 yr's
15 :eats. I i A. Fut; Pres.
S. GAYLORD, Sec. * 1 Sept, 14.-2 w
SMITHFIELD BAN!) -The Smithfield
Cornet Band,with anew set of instruments,
tender their services Political Meetings:
They have had mtighlerperience and can
furnish as good mtunclas any Band in the
vicinity.
Terms reasonable Apply to &roan
Tascr leader, East Smithfield, Pa..
Sept.. 16.-3 w 1-
DlssoLunos.--Th4 ;co-partnership
heretofore existing tinder the name of W.
W. Moody it - C o., is ithis day" dissolved by
mutual consent. Alllnotes and &Mounts
due the firm are in thehands of L. L. Moo
dy for collection. L , Wc W. Won/ •
Roma, Pa., Sept. 10. I /r. L. Moons.
•
Sir The new all greatly improved
Family Machine, will, has been . perfected
after more than two years experiment the
latent novelty effereel by this Compiump-=
This Machineruses siker needle than any
other, and has parfait (devices for hemming,
felling, binding, cord*, braiding,eto., and
is capable of the wideitt, range of work. It
is also simple, with p Few. parts , easily ad
justed,compact,positirt and quiet in action,
with an e'en tension, and is a pleasant ob
ject - to look upon in 11$ house, and can be
heartily commended(;and recommended to
all who wish to simply ;themselves with this
modem home nevi:atty. Samples of the
Machine and of the Isonderftillx flap mark
executed on the new Family Machine can
be examined at the Agency of Wickham &
Towanda. ri• Sept. 16.-Iw.
McPticasorea P OAL HAITIMBOOL
—This convenient podium o f *aged
events, neatly bound cloth, and contain
ing nearly 400 mow ready for sale.
It ts almost in in niable requisite of
every student of po • • history, and es
pecially of -public speak ers ,. ebook of
reference. It is tin d, and-is used by
ell parties- Copies dal be furnished mi
application to J. Ho comb' of this place.-1
Price $2 50. Aug. 18.
- •
CONNTY TEACHEKN IN. /10/.6.—The
County Institute wp4 Open at Columbia
Cross Roads, on Monday, Sept. 7 ; Monroe
ton, Sept. 21 ; Menge% Sept. 28. Exer
cises will commence o 4 Monday at 2 p. m 9
closing,at Cross Roads, Thursday evening
at Monroeton - and 1 Merryall, on Friday
evening : - i i -
Able mstinciOrs dads been engaged for
the whole time. 1 ~ •
io
All who. propose Reach in the public
schools, are expected t. 4 attend at the place
most convenient. [ .
Teachers of seleettind other school% and
people generally are invited.
101. J. Outrasucx,
Aug ~10, 1868. , i County Supl.
SPECIAL NOTICN_-`_
partnership
heretofore existing betireen the undersign
ed is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All aocounta for Sour. jfeed or planter must
be Paid immediateli. i li The notes and so
domite alw • the bin of J. 0. Frost for
settlement' EB. Mum,
-, - ,
.. E..
B. BARNS.
leiyerlb , Aug. 1, 1 4,11868.-Ims
The subsc 'hers having purchased of Mr.
Dina his in rest inithe Idrzaantrao MILLI
Will carry o the b t ittese of Milling, and
guarantee work o. eby them to be of
the very mull ~ ,I • v:
Wheat, Bie and Edekwheat Flour, an&
Feed constantly on band, for sale at the
lowest cash price. 1 i
Also now on hand Is large \quantity of
best Ground Cayaga!Plaster tor sale. ,
lE. R. Myna, -
1 J. O. Faosr.
Myersburg, Aug. 4,,184313,.-1m•
Oasoans Muss Aiwa—Made frooi
prime old Winter Wheat, is worth 1$ per
centil more than e J same amount, and
quality, made from eiw wheat. A sack of
barrel will *aka 15 i Gent, or one pcnind,
in seven, more lo d ltdl than from the new'
crop. crop. Making a ''' e in veins in fa:
yor of the old of tw oilers per barrel or
fifty cents per sack, ' to the new con
taining that pro o water
more than'
the old. This tia irelllmown to Bakers
and every one should I understand it. We
have bought, and still I continue to buy; all
the. Old Wheat to bo had, and will have a
supply until the newv.rop: is fit to me to,
advan ta cline in ge
Ta l
No de •i; .
We propose to
make it better and' all the time:
I . . 1 • -H. B. ficums. 4 ._
Camptown; Aug. 11868.—tf. - •
4 , HS. Mile. J. L Q x, froth Geneve,
SWitzecland, will iass p usir ffy ,
pu
pils in the French . an to receive
d. in Draw.
mg, either in o Or tor private tuition.
Terms for each, of 24 lessons.
0,00. For " pftmalion oall at
Bendefs Photograp Gall '.
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init., in the School Iro occupied by Kiss
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a 200 gallons of wa
.ntaius 4 volume of
or 60, gallons,
11, GUM% M. D.
OM
subscriber
corner of Sec
sale. ' Terme
_imedintsly if re-
Pram= K. Foor.
Zig Attlin t tli COOKilla
Ofher "Glad `understand
Maim.
WPadua siiith , •Co. hove Walken,
toOohnibribe o i radt' *sins* . IhmtA
g, at Hudson, *Wagging the potent
on the Ash Billet the Anweloon Cooking
Stato,--TbisAt tho Nth thiey
hoed compelled to bring'
patties for infringing tht. ditistint potent,
on this, &OM: -Ths
al"bur previous "radts
hive 21111414.- geni AR 004
and they are dstoed to follow up all
Cessaart until Worn ones
faun • Akistr
*OA lablit.
at using /nom _ edam McNair.
tb. hee* - ‘:;0 2 - 1 / 1 /4ar gm. owes Asl, tLbe
r j rnraeat ,
patents and a r p ted : : toffs. lids
oz
ruling Stores with this improunient7 eg sona 0
be
liabittoletweindion tot:lithinitrUkentie
We wanted no licenses to other parties to
make or sell this , inquarementi. And all in-
Aingeniuntswill be promptly prosecuted.
• - „thaw Peon= .COO 4
S~le
_ Albany. N. .
Otecogra& Towsw.
A .Ciao.—;The • Butisiwibeiii; linkte
to oatl at,thelisiag iu Mn a g the, , week
Wr . ke best °ll l=g - itkagne* a - Tann
*Woe
:you think on have , any an i dsta vi lt
IL -
not,,dci Nit bring _ 1
us ti 7 'We eft to have the Sewing
hisohiee mode end we ,renms to prove it to
everybody; only give int a elonlee.. Do per-
ON tame and:natek-obggs.:2 , _ •
t Toon, lim(w)t_ii%46,. •
8ei4,2.7,1v,W10*36-c.*:
.
Fos Eins.--Roose isnd lot 'No. 4q,
Chastant &net
Pox putimilus tencdre
om theipranises: ,E.A. FROIX.
MIIP" Choice Oigire at Norm's,
,one door north of Barnet% Tobacco Store.
Towanda, Aug. 20, - • .
ersawnianr- Purrs.—Wilion's ;Al
bany Seedling, 12 ets pet ft., 50 ate per ,
no % writ Loop; Aenukm 12 ets per
dos.; 50 ets per.loo. St per I.ooo::Jama
da. (11tats No. WO) 25 as pa dos.. Sasso
100. $2O DK 1000 ; Just& (whoa
kthda ez•ft) 9 111
,Per d9a. 21111/00
$lO per 1000: •
Oen lead& Inlson's aft 4thiallaziat
law ; Incimar's 4 August Ist.
071117,111. 181S11.--
. 11,' Haan
e , Manoeta3,
ft.
Mum Osiosn's School will mopen
on Ifondiy, the 31st of
The win be diirl&C into ties= of
10 weeYa wk.
No &dilation made for has thin id! a
total, except for protracted Mama.
FagUth Brapithea ' i 4 60 ®rt 00
460
Lain
Aug. 17, 1868.-Ims_ , *
oAunos.—Cascade. 3fi118.--.Parties
dealing in flour are. Cautioned against put.
ting inferior flour hi Sacks or Barrels bear
ing our Trade Mark as we shall certainly
protect ourselves against such imposition
when detected.
We will suggest a rule however, *which
the consumer may discover such fraud at
first appeance. Genuine Cascade Flour
can be identified from its affects—extraor
dinary amiability Of wives and mothers—
children rosy .cheeked and happy, and from
good digestion the general affair! of the
household, bright as sunlight.
H. B. bows.
Camptown, Sept. 3, 1868.
•
BRADFORD COUNTY S. S. ASSOCIA
nox.—The annual meeting of this associa
tion will be held at Towanda commencing
on Tuesday ; Sept. 22d, 1868.
Full particulars next week.
Pastors—Please notice the above call.
By order of the 'Executive Committee.,
Oscin A. litgcx,
Rooms to 'Um—Enquire at Geo
W. Moffitta Saloon, Main St.
No DOUBT or rr..The Singer sew
ing 'Machine is the beat. .
Get one and" try it.
Full instructions given by -
WICICHAMAND Bum Agents.
NOTICE.—Thb North Branch Aster
ciation of Univers&Date will hold its Annual
Session at Athena, Bradford county., Pa.,
on Wednesday and - Thursday, the 2341 and
24th of Byteaber, inst. All are invited.
Bum= ittrtmoat,
Sept. 8, 1868.. Standing Clerk, •
- - MARRIED.
BEACH—FANNING•f-At the:reiddenee of
the bride's father in West Burlington,
Sept Bth, by Rey; It. M. Beach, James
IL 138*(14415W Sarah Ellen Fanning,
both of West Burlington.
NILES—KLLIS—At the II E. 'Parsonage,
Shepard's Creek, by the Bar. George A.
Lent, Samuel Niles of Binghamton, to
Misr Allen* Ellis, of Shapard's Creek.
2bnatinnitnts.
lIRNITCREI . •
NEWGOODB I NEW GOODS-I
NEATLY FINISHER
A?
POPHL-AR PRICES!
Consisting of
•
CHAMBER , SETS, PARLOR SETS
DINING R° ars,
MIRROR, PICTURE FRAMES,
Photograph Prunes, for - everybodyr-
GENKRAL ASSORTMENT IotraIITURE,
Suited to this market. Iltave - the beat uphols•
terer in.tbe country, and manufacture our own
upholstered work. ,
REPAIRING: AND -JOBBING,:.,
DOne to order. * Raving an experience of 20
years in the business • I can confidently hope to
please all who patronize me,_
tw ir L't ni forr i t ati r s .h o e f El o ra- N
c "ri 1 1 8 55 oCk, m Vo n at. :
da. Pa. = -
S. T. DECKER.
Tosranda',llaY 30, 1888.--tf.
GREAT UNITED STATES
7EA WAREHOUSE
T. Y. KELLEY &
•00.1,
Nos 26,28 and 30 Vesey Street,
NEW YORK CITY, . ,
Are now supplying families throughout th t
coupcountry with teas and eofibee4brough the syi
tern
clubs and their reg uly appolOted
agents, at a slight advance on cargo prices,
and guaranteeing their teas to be pure and
fresh, and also to give entire , eatialsction, or
tl=reWrned and the mummy refunded.
that by our system the consumer
poi only ONE PROFIT, instead of seven or
he must do when he purchases of the
grocer. WE DEPT COMPETITION.
ilir7ciispecial attention not onlyto our stand
ard goods, but our limy brands'of Oolong and
Young Hymn Teas--pequllar 8 vora—aa l tess
'duty days from Japan.. Our Coffee Doped
ment is managed also on the system of one
profit only, and all our coffees sold on their
merits. -We ab sok a trial. s . -
All our Importation, of our - s and ciao,
can be bad or our regular ip • • ed Agents. -
All our goods are goods at •,'• by ourse '
in Onelloundspacksges. at warp .• • in
New York, and retailed at W. ; . H.r••••14
Drug Slot* No. 137 Main It • ,at small
Ittamed
advaece of 6 oasts. •• . over • . ;New
York prices. This • _ .4 2 - • at the
prices' *kw con be j ;
counters, with the f r ght added. Over our
WOK AT OUR
OOLONG(Back), 80a, 90.; SI *,
lb., best. /1 - .11 (Omen, And Blaok). 00.
700 800„ 90....1 per lb., last. YOUNG IM
BON gleam) 600., 0a • 80e., 90., $l, $l.lO,
51,10. per lb.. bait. lIIPERFAIi(Oneno; 91K.
$l, $1,16. 1301.11111 BREAKFAST" - Oink).
BCio., 800., 11, $l,lO, SI,N. best. JAPAN
90a, 1341,15 "lb. OUNPOWDZB. 81,25,
$1‘,50 per lb. lloynnolOnag Ryon;
In original Chinas pub* $1 60 pa_ pack
oga., illi r Oolonia rr n i mit elgbal Cldatele
peeks* $1
_p !;
FANCY' Der- Oolong (BM)
UM* lb. Nankin Novena oung Ann,
Moon) IP6O p-a lb. Uncolored Jou Toms,
OM dews troaJ) at op anprady lor us
Toloolons S tepalb.
GROUND 00 Pille—Plue Rio. lo, II
$0 askporlb. Boa Old lieennment Jan.
10 onto Royal Club. 36 coats pet lb.
Kosalala Plastalon, 69 ands * lb.
Anew:o iodations sod Wen ampsaleit:
ABORT goods btu au Tads 1318dc on nob
Me; ithers ial maid% UAL
NiMMEI
ffuttilanteior;
TMIDEPAMMOniturti
5 4: 1 1 31 1r
,12!K OP-
BOOTS'`AND SHOES
;!POTt's,
R.G E.
Of Good
suited kak i Sping-Rade-I
NZ
Tag LATEggl i EiTTIAES
THE BEST Qa,ALI77
AT LOWEST RATES, AT
SIID~PBBEY , ~BOTBEB,'B
ls~oioaorAlis Goode
DAILY` ii.EINe,,OPE•NEDI
am ar • testy tor the hopeottie ot the rue:
OINI OWN
MA.NUFAVTUREDIGOODS,
0a hand as anal. We are of klieg
=I
BARGAINS, BARGAIN,
Warder to close oat the
on") LOTS!
'tried over
FROM - LAST - YEARS" , STOOK !
Ind•will sell them
EVIARDLESS OF (ASTI
ALSO,
Harness,- Harness, Harness;
SADDLES. WHIPS.
33 LA.N'±-33it' I
Robes, andfall:goods connected with
the Saddlery Busi,nees !
TRAVELLING BAGS,
VALIBELS, "LEATHIN. SHOE FINDINGS,.
HARNiES TBDIIKINGS, &O.
Towsada t ik - pril 1868
MONTANY.E'S TORE!
A large:and very
Desirable Assortment Goods
Is now being opened at theabore store,
CONSISTING OF MANY' RTICLES
The hue riot heretofore kept.
HAVING fFITTED UP ROOMS
Above for the purpose.
AM 0 N GnTHE'ARTI'CIES
May be bead
A. 8., _7' E 'l' BPI
From 38 cFits WI 12 per yard, of;
EVERY DESCRIP77ONI
MI
Window Shades & fixtures,
9t levet7 description.
C - ROCICERY'I
Jost imps taLl
BOOTS & SHOES
b4endlert variety.
MATS & CAP'S
thegdyles otlBl9 to 1868.
~Y ~: Ce ~ :1:~ :~; i
Ttourbrixids will lioe Eold st o
VERY SMALL PROFIT!
We aord)all~ Invite our
. ,
OLD" FRIENDS TO VISIT; US,
And;the InibUo geneinlly, knowing we
tali! 1 . 1 : 1 4ve:ic):11+4:1:Aullo4q:ca:;:ii;
To do so.
Di 0 N .A. N 'YEW.
Thwe l adar KV 6;1889.
QTAGE PROPERTY . FOR SALE.- oosai, I &amass. Injoi, 2 alalitb44
kaams.aid human tor aim *elk: Andre'
-eta Whin W, WAMPUM Ottel.l4l
=MN=
- -
NW: r
lk,ku. .
ARM FiNtAtait=tBs,icroope
8: nue sou th 'of.ziORRIIITUW%G°94
lop, fasces , mid orokaid. Also oompdslog a
lodd MILL P411111$214 :, 11016 k it ouRA rase
unfit. T 61113111 - day; `otio. - nirthor particulars
call on the premise ar sadreos. ,
MIMI =RIFT=
.7; lag. IC LeassiNgwita.-:
F:
•
'A. , W. 4YRti3"mmul.stiop,
I .? 'EMMA . 1•.!
Yon win and pesaltit*lamita. bah gtolage:
oad Coward; *dila. sod-BWe nanalir-son
'pad Grates to fit .. largeromortoteit ma
lt 18613' 41,1111":
r jl
111I81301,1MON:—The“coltaitnet•
eld't hatetehtth:clisting "bast the Mit
name of salloy. - Ifortoa & felidaillay d
solved by mutual consent. the Wks of the
Ores grab, tattled DOI/A the case
of the Canton Steins nuts. - -
EN
J t _T.. BAUM',
u. u HORTON.
Jolj
D O 9 TORIL A:jrAitTLIITT;
BURLING= BMW PA
Joljj9.sBß., ..,
1EP..:9.9. , ....:, .
- .i :::',;.1.4Z:1,::p'.
13°°41 e 1 , 11
NM
TOW'
igitocsaiss P&o
The und ersigned desire to make
for,the ierihler
. , • ,
al jpatronage, th ey hare received for
ti l e Past. eight: onthiL , -;
They have recently made , laige ad•
ditione to their etockinrid are iri daily
receipt of Goode &Opted tothe wa nts
of, their trade, allot Which have been
Be ecied with care and bought at the
loWeat nieriet *rates.
With theirexPPrien 6B ' 4 0 Fe, a gY
increased, facilities, :;they; tit oU
respectfully 'invite their Old.frienaa
and customers to an , examination of
their voila. They feel" certain that
examination will jiastify their
customers in giving them as ' hereto
ore theii trade, and their confidence.
. They continue to pay liberal prices
, _ •
n Caen, for desirable 'Country 'Pro-
dace.
LONG & KFLER.
May 11, 1808.
W. A. CHAMBERLIN
Rae enlarged his don and ha f ihrecelved
alarge stock of Gold and Silver
AMERICAN WATCHES I
And a well Selected 'assortment of SWISS
WATCHES, all warranted to ran well or!lhe
monep refunded,: He keeps.on bandlalarge air
sortment of the selebrated
SETH• THOMAS' CLOCK
Also an elegant as mimed of the 'latest styles
Gold
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
In the.plated llne.he has Rogers Brother
FORKS AND. SPOONS!
Heavily plated •
Breakfast &Pinner Castors,
Elegant treble plate double wall
I - CE PITCHERS!
- Handsome Csike paaketa.
BUTTER i t BERRY BISHES,
Pietle Btaods, Tea Bells, 5.0., 40.,&43
C/lAMBERLIBT:Ia now ltroepinithe
Family- Sewing iiewhinee.
'These Machines are superior to all others for
fatally use, for the following reasons :
They sew with two threads dleect from the
spools, and require no rewinding.
They are more easily underdood and used,
and leas liable to deangement, than other ma
chines.
They are capable, of szemtbrg per fect.y,
without change of atilustment, s much greater
variety of work than other machines.
The stitch made by these machines is much
more firm, elastic , and durable, 7 upon
articlea,which require to be and Ironed,
- than any other stitch."
This stitch, owing to the manner in which
they:oder thread la unwrought, Is much the
most, pltunp and beautiful - in use, and retains
this plumpness and beauty, even upon articles
frequently washed and ironed, until they are
The structure of the seam Is such, that; tho'
it be cut or broken it Intervals of only a few
stitches, it will neither open '
run, nor ravel,
but remains Ann and durable.
Unlike other middies, these buten both
ends of the seam b their own operation.
With these , while id* used Upon
the right or face side.; of the seam, cotton may
be used upon the otine side without lessenlig
the strength or durability of the seam. This
can be done on no other machine, and is a great
saving upon all articles stitched or made up
with silk. ,
These machines, in addition to their superior
merits as !astral:herds for sewing, execute the
most beautiful and permanent embroidery and
ornamental work...
You can get Sewing Machine Needles and all
articles pertaining to the machine busin ess,
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING,
•
Done In the best manner, as usual, at low rates.
Towanda, July 18, 1867.
AND HE PLAYED ON A.HAEP•
LP A THOI7OANDISTILIN GS,
DITTRICH & COS TESIPLE OF :RUBIO
For sale the celelirated' Mathnshek 0-and,
and the besittiful little CUMIN Pianos. Pianos,
of 219 strings. Photos of one third more pow
er. Pianos that eithibit m 0 1 ,041311 in structure
Pianos that are better made in every respect.
and will stand in tune longer 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
sections, distributing the: Immense pressure
equally to all sides c.f the. plate. Besides oth
er improvements peenlbtrito their construction !
they combine Mt the Improveammla ofz'every;
other manufacture. Bend for illustrated circa-'
Jars where everything is explained to satiable
than. Also constantly on hand a hill assort
ment of Haines Brother's Pianos, Organs and
Melodeons of the beet of various stOes for the
church and parlor. Parlor and M elo deon Cov
ers, Piano and Melodeon fltools, , lnstmetioa
Books for Melodeon and Piano. New and old
sheet music on band and ordered• if !Disdrad.—
Also for sale. Prof. Van Itemmeliter sad Pier
son's Piano, Furniture and Carriage Polish.—
Plano tuning
_done-on , short notice. Liberal
disconnt"to ministers; thurchosond teachers.
Also agents for the - •
DECKER BEBTHERS UNEQUALLED'
PATENT PIANO FORTES
W.A. CHAMBERLIN. - DITTBICH.
Towanda, Feb. 13.1888. i -
FOR CASH
pßio4 LIST,-01130ADE MIL_
Best quality !later "Wheat Flour per
hundred St 50 QAT 00
Beet quality Bye Fur_per hawks& 4 00
Corn Nal aM B eye and - Corwreed U
A fair margin allowed to dimes. We wq
Bash for min. Whiats2 50, Bye, good,a 35
Corn
Cadotitt grinding smugly done at once, u the
capacity •of the 'mill; is sallictait'for s kale
amount of work. • . -H. B. 111611111.
Campton*, Kay 7, leSll. ; z .
FLOUR --Wheat - Flour of 11
gratki 'fter; &la. Corny
Weal. Feed4o., a& .
Pic: 15. , . W. la 111001111WLVEI. •
THE HIGHEST CA SH - PRIOR
otpaidt Bitlar and st
MCCABE 111111K13.
ft.HOIOII No .1 NAOKKEINt f , FOR
N i f onsfildling per ~at:.
Nada.. Onefire ;kali Owe;
. .
PIIWOID . PTINIGAR4 •
BETIESEI
Ths,ender encourage' . by
the success which has thtuffar,
tended 'Akei nor ellte!Prir, deice
to: make icknOwledgement - for the
verylibesel patronage they hare re
eared, by giving their cuitouers the.
advantage of their yeare_enperience,
together ;with the ,bcnefit of: their
greatly increased facilities for doing .
cagpftlrf 1 huskies& • •'
1 . 04 *5:
,of Main & Bridge -a-4
y!el
tiDA, •
'Jr;
ceioxe, Fum, Nutt'
GROVER a BAKIIBI3
ME
#9Ol4L* GRP OBBY
-•-•
AID
: 11 it! It
4, 3
c_ .
'--• •
Malik Ong
• 2
•
.
. , 11
fr
Nbey 'keep constantly on hand, a
very large and complete assortment'
of evetytkiwin, their line,
,u 0 are
dailY, receiving each additions 'to
their_ stock u the. : wants of their
tilde retuir
They haire now in atom Sugar,
Syrup,' Molasses, .Coffeei,,. Rice, To
bacco, Fish, Salt; Cheese, Fruits,
, • • • -
Crackers, Candy Matches' Brixtuw;
Wrapping Paper, and Twine, Flour
Sachs, Smirk, and a great variety of
other goods, !Mob have been recent
ly'bOtight.atithe briyent point in the
market, and are offered at whOleasie,
Eliti
at rat" to correspinid,
'They desire to call especial atten
tion, to theirlarge stock: of Fine
Rees, which . they are sellisg t at New
York Jobbing -prices e Lgnarinteeing
the quality in all cases.'
Have also on hand a gclod'aasortr
ment of Flour, Pork and Kerosene
Oil.
•
They atilt continue to; have the
benefit of &resident' Partner in New
Vork who is 4 constantly inithe market
and prepared to tern to our advan-
tage any favorable changes ,in the
price of goods.
FOX, STEMS, =RCM & CO.
May 12, 1808
po & co.,
Are now receiving their
SPRING wrocn.
SC/lek s i'mninisal
El
THE USUAL GREAT
VARIE7Y OF -GOODS,
xtu . EVERY .DpARTId3NT,
All.ol,lrmoh
ARE• OFFERED
Lowest .43fark0, Prices
Miranda, April 7,468.
SPECIA . L. N / ATI-O'; I
SARUPARILLA 4Np SODA MA.12117011
sss IiI;LIONS,
P
The mbecribers having balEa New Shop.
andst supplied themselves with the latest and
mo materials for app machinery. and- the ery roved
the purpose L are now prevpare dbeet
to
manufacture sad pike to the public, a superior
article of their Sarsapszilla and. Bods Water,
good at all - times, sad so indlspessibly aeces
emy for health mid annicirt, duffel the bested
terms, and warm summer months which are
11/31, open as.
• Thankful to apse rous labile for the fi er y ilberalfflitrnw we have received during the
Short we, have_ beet engaged in ashca
ns', Lim we are, deM~ teat so dot on
=a , l e l be wasting to merit sad wire a
,of the pablio , common
mwate with eat increased _ * • fdr sopply
athem with plat they lOW •
orders fear line will 14 immediate
Pet °ll 4 ll ethetttette • •
- • - - • - IJINTTR; -
I liallivad Depot, da,
Jene a ltrkiB;—/Im.* '
IyI3BOLIITIOIC—The, copartner
stdp heretofore szbithig lobe. the name
Ebelth Peek Is this embed by art•
teal osessat. The books o f t the firm en kW la
the Made et Mr, ',Peek by setthooliat, at his
tPersons' Waled' Snit Mt illinitea
eat. horediate payment;. as ill imams
not settled by tbit. fleet of. Avast, will be left
. saes= WITH
Imnsilhanosk=, I NEE.
Hili
One person for District Attorney of Bradt°id
cdunty.
One penion for Commissioner of the count
of. israchord.
At the
ttgal
ELENERAI, MOTION' rnooLA
114:101L—WheressAf Ad act of /,red. , _
KY of the Contmonataltb of Penasyllll*,
tilled ! as act relating to the elec. 'Wu of MI
.Commonwadtkj" It Is enjoirted apatite tog's , *
public notice ion to be bald. and
also *ea ' la sad wake *hat paean
are to be , I,' WY. ORIPYIS, High Slum
rift ot the *mg of Bradford, do hereby mate
known sad
_glee notice to the electors of acid
txnutty, on. TUESDAY. the Ink day of OCTO
1NC1,16 the scireOldlatsieta' Limit county, to.
•
!In Alba Bornaitt, at *lota batinerly exw
yy by D.P. gawp. • • -
ha Alibi, at tne eciool bone. afar, Williams
In Armen la, at the bowie of Jolla B. Becker. '
to Arylast, at Oa iabooi Moe, near Blateon
In.Athest ' sboro__ at the home formerlY occu
pied by B.S. italbewaea.-_
la Atlas' tn., et *lt bo n a :forme: kr occu
pied J.8.b2 Sant. lit Athens bora:,
• In yton bow', it thaliona• bawdy
occupied byl 4 .,T. Rope. •
In Ratline= tip., at the bones of Jules
in Barlleigton West, at the bones of Eats
In Barelsy st the Scluicil House.
In Canton bein', at the Central Roue.
,' Cantos twp., the house formerly occu•
pled by S. EL Myers, In Canton bozo'.
In Columbia, at the,hoome of James Morgan.'
in - Pienklin, at the hodee auk aecupied by S..
S. Donning.. • - •
_.,
In Granville, at the hones - of Benj., Y. Taylor.
In Herrick, at, the school house near Daniel
Dinned's. I •
In Leltayellle bore% it the house formerly
mmapled b J•ll , ,,ilotthor•
14, at the how toMaaly occapiid
by Cyrus _ • •
' ha Lai*: Ciatri School Itaiii.
~ . ,
' la Zoom bra ' , 'at the house formerly °rea
p's& by 11..14Wookere1L. • - •
In Monroe bord', It the boom formaltoeca•
pled.by ;Mel Taylor. • • - -
In Orwell it tits home of Funds WoodziN.
In Overton, at school house Not. 2. •
Li Pike as the house of Tragg - Bosworth. •
• In:Rome Imp:, at the Academy hi Rome boro.
In Rome bons!. at the 4Loiadeny.
In Ridging; at-the house of End. Rninins.
La sin, at the Valley E, an. •
in tin ,at the house• - occupied
. by Jesse • \
In Standng Stone, at the • • - , 8102011
Stemma.
In ihnithilild. at the hinsse foimerly coon • r;:,.
by A. A. (Would.
• In Sylvania born ', In the hone of Curti% Mer
In South Creek, st the bones otJ. P. Gillett.
In Terry, lathe home of Jacob Pm la,.
•In Towanda bozo', at the Grand Jury Rota.
In Towanda twp., at the house of T. B. Jor
dan in Towanda barn'.
la Towanda Net*, at the house of 8.
• In Troy twp.; at the hoc* of V. 11. Long fa
Troy born. •'
In Troy boro' . .et the hones of V. M. Long.
In Tamara* at the rchool home near James
Mack's.
• In Ulster, at the - house of & B. Efolcolm.
In Warren, at the boon of R. Cooper.
In Medium. at the house of B. Eaylaneall.
- -In Wyalasing, at the house of J. H. Black.
• In-Wilmot, at - the hones of A. S. Storm •
-In Wyman, at the house formerly occupied by
J. h. Bred.
In.Welht, - at the bow of L. Seeley. .
Atli/bleb time and place the electera atom
said will elect by ballot. -
One person for Auditor General_ of the State
of Penn ylvaois.
'. One person for Surveyor Geries4 - lof the State
of Pennsylvania. • •
One person,to represent the 13th Congres
sional 'Habit, (composed of the counties : of
Bradford, , Wyoming, Sullivan, Montour and
Columbia,)ln the Congress of the totted Stwes.
One person to represent the Senatorial Dis
trict, (composed of the counties of Bradford,
Susquehanna-and Wyoming)- in the Senate of
Pennsylvania. .
Two! pennant to represent the counties of
Bradford cud Sullivan in the Rouse ot Repro
eeotatiees of Pennsylvania:
.-:One person for Azbuciate Judge of Bradfoid
county.. . •
Una persol for Avditor of the county. of
Bradford. - . -
Oue t.e 'Berl for Siarveyor of the county of .
Bradford. •
• And in and by 11111111 act, lam further directed
to give notice that any peison excepting jab
glee of the peace who shall hold any Milos ut
prodt and trust under , the government of the
United States or this State, or of any incorpor
ated district; and al 0 . that every Member of.
Cangreas and of the Legtaistato,and the select
and ocnunon council of any citeor commisdan.
ars of any iniorpurated dSarict, is ify law in
capable of 'hobbits or exercising at the same
time the. -office or 'appointment of Judge, In
spector or Clerk 4,, an election of this Cow
muliwealth,and that no Inspector or Other offi
cer of any sdch election shall be then elig.ble
to any uflicelletu to be voted tor.
By the 4th section of an act padt, he let
day of April, 1840. It' is provided "that the
14th section of en act passed July 2, 1863, en
titled 'An act relsting to toe elections of this'
Commcinweelin," shall not be construed so as
preppat'llliy military officer from serving, is
JuLge, itspectur or t..lerk. at clay general or
epccia I t.te,tion of this
All &a- tO change the time , of closing the
i)otts,o; ilie,General and Township Elections in
Sic county ad Brad.ord. -
I.'ncitoN 1. Be it enacted by the Seed. and'
House vi Representatives of the Commonwealth
of l'enzisylvania in General assembLy met and
it la hereby enacted by the authority of ttie
same. That at all General, Special, and Town
ship or • Borough elections hereafter held in the
county of .Bradford . the Polls shall be closed at
six o'clock In the afternoon instead of seven, as
heretofore provided by law. •
A - further Supplement to the Median Laws
of Pennsylvania
•Waiuras, By the act of the Congrass'of the
United States, entitled "An Act to amend the
several ado heretofore - passed to provide for the
enrollingand calling out the National forces,
and for other purposes." and approved March
third, One thousand eight hundred and sixty
Age, alLpersons who have deserted the military
or naval service of the United States, and who
have not been discharged; or relieved from the
penalty, or disability therein provided, are
deemed, and ham. to have- Voluntarily relict
quiabed , and forfeited their liens .ot citizen
. ship, and are deprived of exercising say rights
of cititens thereof : _
And wher'ias, Persons not citizens of the
United Bates are not, ander the Constitution
Ind laws of Pennsylvania, qualified electors of
this Commonwealth: -
Onetime -Be if ennetedly the &nate and
lionpiaritepruailatiees of the Constonweadie
of. Poloania General Assembly met, and
if is here enacted by the au/haft of the sane,
That in a elections hereaftir to be held in this
Commonwealth, it. shall be unlawfal for the
judge or inspector of the election to receive any
ballot or ballots from any person or persons em
braced .in-the. provisions, and subject to the
disability imposed by .ald act of Congress ap
proved March 4, 1865, and it shall be nulawid
tor any such person to °Ter to vote any billot,
or ballot&
13scrtow 2. That if any inch judge Ind In
spectru of election or any one of them shall
receive;'' or consent to remlve, sny such unlaw
ful ballot or, ballots, from any such disqualified
person;he, or they so offending, , shall be guilty
of ainhidemefinor, and upon conviction thereof
In any court of quarter Ness ons Uf this Com.
monwealth, he.shall, for any such off-nee, be
sentenced to pay a tine of not less than 2100.
and undergo an imprismiment, in the Jail of the
proper county, for not has than 60 days.
SECTION
.3. That ft any person delnived of
citizenship, and disqualified as aforesaid : 1.1)41
at any election, 'hereafter to be held In this
Commonwealth, vote or tender -to the officers
thereof. and offer to vote a ballot or ballots
any prrson.so offending. shall be deemed go ity
of a misdemeanor, aad'on conviction thereof, in
anycourt or Outer sessions of this !Common
wealth:shall, tor each offence, he paniehed In
like mr as is provided In the preceding sec- .
of this ct, in the case of officers of el ction re
ceiving ch unlawful ballot or ballots.
Szaii6z 4. That if any I emu shall hereafter
per wade or advise any person or persons de
prived of citizenship, end disqUalified as afore
said to offer any ballot or ballots, to the MSc , is
oz any eftetiffn, hereafter to be held in this
Commonwealth, or oh sil persuade or advise any
such officer to receive any ballot, or ballot',
from any person deprived of citizenship, and
Aisqoaliflea as aforesaid, such person so offend
ing, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,and n
conviction thereof, in any court of quarter ses
sions of this Commonwealth. shall be punished
in like'manner as is provided in the second sec
tion of this act, in - the ease of officers of such
election, receiving such unlawful ballot, or
ballots. ,
By in act of Assembly of March 30,1866, en
titled an Act regulating the mode of voting at
all elections, in the several eountles of this Com
monwealth, it isvnacted as follows : '
Samos 1. Be it' ciactsi by the Senate and
House of Repr!sestalive a di the Comstomoes/th
of Pennsylvania is General Assembly met, and
it is hereby enacted by the authority of ths- gape.
That the qualified voters of the several counties
ca this Commonwealth, at all general township,
Irrough, andtqieclal elections , are hereby ,
lorratter authorized and required to vote by
tickets printed or written, severally clusilled
u follows: One ticket Asti - embrace the names
of' ailudges.oUcourt to be voted for, and to be
outside; " judiciary :" one ticket shall
embrace the names of all state officers to be
voted for and belabelled "state;" one ticket
shall embrace the names of 'all county officers
voted tor, including office of.senator, member,
and members of assembly, if voted for, - and.
members of con . gress, if voted for, and be la-,
belled " counti4ticket sha ll embrace the
.name of all , onion voted for, and
be labelled "tow p;" one ticket shall em
)race the name - of all borough officers voted
for, .and shall be • labelled "borough," and
each class shall be deposited in separate ballot.
boxes. • •
The tweeting of thereturn judges lot the Ben•
aerial Diatdct.•tiill be held et the Court Hone
• the Borenghot Towanda, on the strewth day
alter the election, which will be on the 2Qt
duct October.
The meeting of the retort judges for this
CoMionalMWet, will be held at the Court
ngre
Roam - .11h the Borough of Tankleaniumle, on the
neranth day after the election. which will be
held on the 20th day of Dokter.
The mooting of return Mon fbe thiellopro•
mutative District, will be held at the Caul
Noose, at Towanda,- on the mama day snot
the dation, whkh will be on tleo 20111 day of
October.
ME
,
iseetiag neves •
Pi '. "' end ford, irltibtai-larl6 7 4ll . :t a"""br it7 6lll o
rugs, 44 - the ttdrit ay:sitar - % be *Mow
. witch will be Pithy; the Inds, of October,
is .1.o!olock, p. es. —.... .
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0111 1 / 1 111abeet. _
B - teed
NOTICE IN ,
•Thit tr to g 1iN514464 listen theilet day
Bepte, A. 188114 Watford fa Barib
was issued wisest tha an* of Nassotat D,
P. Hunts, At Wyalashis, Ow minty of
Bradford, mkt Mite of PecooyNom.
has beed adjudok Ifaranwitaa We inns pe; _-
titieh 1 that tho way : date sal
delivery of way prepeely belaigtag toss&
Ilanktapt, to him, or. for Jib we, aad the
transfer of pay qty Toy hint are forbid , -
den by law,• that a meting of the isediters --
of the said Bankrapt, • to prove thstrashts, -
sad to one or nameAa= iptcy it
estate.elß be hold its Coat
to be &Men at the °Mee of the at r. is
the beionA of
_Towanda, Pa., Wars ED
WARD 'oin, lkialater„ as the '
14th day of OOTOBIAB, A. 1888, at
o'clock AL •• r • • -; .
THOWEI A. gt:illtEr,
TY: &as ILessenger. Wes ,
tern D hisda.
istrict newsy
By E. B. Commix. Depoiye
TN the District Court of the United
gees tero zi k District °Himmel'.
:Gimp ^Batik:nip ender the Act
of Cowen of fd, 18iff, baring applied
for a Discharge al kin debts, and other
claims provabb soda said it* to
order of the
Court, Notice la berebygives,' to all Creditors_
who bare proved their debteAnd other perm;
interested •, to wear on the 211 day of Oct.,
Mt, at II .o'clock. son., bulbs E. Overton, r
Jr., liagirtst,at his dice at Towands,to show
cause, s Weybare,wl a Discharge should
not be to the said And
tiler, egos ti hereby phva,that humid and.
third eetings of creditors of the laid
requir m ed by the ilith and 28th seetioae l =
Actorill be bad • Wont the said Dipper* the
same time and place.
El. C. iIicCANDLE:4I,
Clair of said court,
Sept. 17, 'I
TN MR DISTRICT ICOURT OF .
bidthe UnitedP = &dui !or the Wedeln Mg'
of osnie. Stephen D Beam,
" the Aid of Con gress of
1887, having soiled far a
shams from all deb% sad other claimDie.s
provable wades mid *ArA„ by order of the
Court, nodes is hereby given, to all-per
sons who have poled tilde debt. and oth
er persons interested, tosweet on the 29th -
&etre September, WA it 2 ecktelk:p'm.
Wore Edward Overton. "Tr, Zell, at his of. fn Tewswite, to show came, Many
they hal% why diseharge • should not be
granted so the mid Beakeupt. And farther
notice is hereby men that the second and
third meetings of the
by treditom dike mid
Bsikrupt, required the 27th sad 28th
sections of. said Ant, wi ll be held before the
mid &ester, at the gems time warm
'EL C. hfoCAND
Sept. 17, 1868, Clerk of mid Court,
TN THE DISTRICT ',COURT .0?
IN
United States, far the Western District
of Pennsylvania.. Abram Young a Bank
rupt under the . Act of Congress of March 2d
-1866, having applied for a Discharge trstn '
all his debts, and other claims provablAnn
der mid Act, by order of the Court, notice
is heieby given, to all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persone in
terested, to - appear on the 30th day of &p
-rim*. 1868, at 10 o'Flock. a. in., before
said Court, at the office pf EDWARD OVER
TON, Esq., at Towanda, Pa-, to show cause,
if any they have, -why a Diticharge should
not be granted to the said puikrtrpt And
farther, notice is herebygiven, that the sec
ond and Third Meetings- of Creditors of the
said Bankrupt, required , by the 27th and
28th Sections of said Act, will be bad before
said-Register, at the same aims and place.
S. C. McCANDlribt
Clerk 11. Fs. Dist. Court for said District.
Sept. 17, 1868. ,
pAEOIjTOWS NOTlOR—Notice, ‹
iu is hereby given that a. Indebted:.
- estate of J. S. It HELL. hits of
Smithfield dee'd: are requested to make ha
mediate payment, and all having claims upon
said estate will present them duly antbsatiested
for settlement.
CHAS. B. RIGGS,
LEVI SCOTT,
Sept. 8, 1868. Exeratont.
filiaAantong.
EAL ESTATE.-A dam. BAB,
R
astn.—About 450 acres of land in ffne
state of cultivation—ao .by "roads that
four good farms can be made out of It without
waste—good and substantial house/rand bona
on two of the divisions. Also 36 cowg, yoke of
oxen. span of horses and wagon. farming Im
plements too numerous to mentioa, situate in
Sheehegan township, 10 miler trom Towanda.
and about 3 miles from the river, Will be sold
at low rates on easy terms.
Will one, two, three or four . gentlemen who
-want good farms) , all in running order . call up
on JAIIES WOOD, at, Towanda, cot DOUGLAS
DAVIDSON, upoi his farm, for further Infor
mation. • JAM WOOD,
DOUGLASS DAVIDSON,
Towanda, July 13,1868. _
CHEAP FARMS- FUR SALE.-
A farm wain one mile of Towanda, Con
taining about 13 awes, new' bouts and barn,
the farm is suitable fix raising early vegetables.
Will be sold cheap. Also 25 acres of doe farm
ing land, with first class bnildhans. situate in
Canton Borough,property of Prof. Baker. For
terms enquire of Prof. Baker, Canton..er U. B.
MoßßAhf. Towanda. Partka wishing to purl"
chase firms. will Lind it to their advantage by
calling on B. B. YoKBAN, and look at the
large number of hums, homes. and lots he has
for sale. July le. 18/03-3t.
VALUABLE FARM FOR BALE.
11 Situated in Towanda township, within
half a mile of tie village of Towanda. Con
taichrg about 300 acres, about 100 acres los•
proped. with plenty of wood sod fencing ins -
tales, well watered. comfortable outbuildlup
and well adapted for either grata or (Maine.
For particulars bemire of JAY M at e ,
lin. Pa.
Tllwanda,..Pa., or L. OfiaLPHL. Woe.
. Frank-
• "lay 28 18,41.-11.
VALUABLE • FARM FOR SALE.
r Flituated Rome townahl_p about ate
anda-half miles • ems of lime Borough, too-
Mining 90 aerie, abou 17 acts hoorayed, well
watered, with dwelling bow, out bulldlogr,
good bearing and young orchard thereon.—
Tenoa reasonable, and tone given for a portion
of the purchase mosey. - Poe farther particu
lars Inquire on the premises of
&
Rome, Key 12, 1868.--fsteo Y. TOWII}III.
SINGER . SEWING MACHINE
The superior merits of the " SINGER" mach.
Ines overlt3l others, for either Fainily nap, or
Manufacturing ;sumo m e an so *ell established
a..d so gditerally admitted, that la enumeration
of their relative excellencies Is no loader could
ered necessary.
TLE LETTER !ILA," ?ARUN MACHINE,
hitherto manufactured by this Company. has
gained and maintained. the world over. sod for
)etre put. an unp.ralleled reputation sod Pile.
But notwith.tanding the excellence of this Ms.
chine. we have now to . annoet.ce that it haabeen
superseded by oar,
NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
which ba n been ewer two fears in prepirstion,!
and whh.h has been brought to' perfection re• .
gardlets of rrna. L4llOll or 1211NIS, and which
is now ofinibicatiy presented t - the public as in-1
comparably the best &swing Machine in Etist-
MC*.
The Machine In queittian els Simple, Compact,!
Durable and Beautiful. It Is quiet, light-ma-
Ding. and capable of performing a tangs and
.;
variety of wort never before attempted upon
singa litchine, usingther ei BIM. Twist
or Cotten Threada, and mewiag witheeqqnil
ity the very finest and coarsest and 1.
anything between the two astramoss, la the
moat beautiful and submittal manner. It. attachments for Barnhil l Braiding etc., are
novel and practical Aud beta 'vented and
adjusted especially_ for this Machine.
13. The above achine an be had of
iiirICHHAM 41t1BLACK, Agents.
_Full Instructions given at our Bowing Baddrial
Depot. An examination is rempactlially Invited.;
Towanda. July 23;1868.—Em •
PAING -TR,AD-EI•
1868 1
8, N. BRONSON, ORWELL,
Offers to builders .most complete stock of!
Builders Hardware, Bash, Obss, Nails. Oi Lai
Mats, Varnishes,- Blinds, Winnings, But
Dode Trimmings._ Be. .
.TIN ROOFS, CONDUCTORS,
Goiters, pat on byn=l workmen the lowest ratan and jobbing,.
sap boilers, bap-eii, 10.. owe's &Magi
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t
the infoillgent Habbard's Mowing itaJ
chines, durable and desirable, 4or d foot ent4
Tables, chairs, bedsteads, orbit hod P9tionosi c. ,
her
FURNITUREI
Farman will dad Ala seam the best quality!
int Pans, Milk sad &rain Palls, and every!
deletiption ot Tin Wane. Plow and Salt I
Skiver and TtinAltd, Band, Spinning Wheeh4l
Flag: Wheels, Flada, Wheel Reads, Plyers.l
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