frzataiiti piax x. 0 LOCAL AYD GENERAL. " ' OWL/IDA OLIO= DUISCIVIT.—NMIptiIi Ocurch.—Utiv. &gm DMA!, Pastor. Iteashing. SnWrip .lAM a. awl 71 1.. rt. Sunday a. in. Pryer Ideating may Thursday artodtig: Z S. Charah...-Say. g 7. T. Bacrwisza.; Pan. tor. Preaching may Say at. 1011 a.x. . and 7i /P. 31. Sunda School, 111 tb. it. Prayer' iretlng army coming. .Prarbyteriors • WA& Pastor. Praia:Jag est ry A. PraK d t hr.e7 huScusisySirsr. AV/moped Chauck—Bay. F. D. Roan" Pas. tor. Proaahh* env &ntday at 104 and Sr Sunday School. 1} P. rt. Tins Tanix—The following is the Time Table of the Pennsylvania and New York Canal and Bail Boa Catayany, which took effect on Monday, 181113: r ~•..r,:~J~ •~ • P. IL A.H. 4i. M. 'Ws.vaux.... 630 1120.....830 arms 1105. Mari— ...... 4110 .B.flB !Meru 12.15 9.13 Zoiraz*., AS 19a8 938 p •• A. M. A. M. P. M. ........753 100 4.43 - WrniLT.. Assisi MILAN .7:40 1022 -400 725 1017 4115 TOWANDL ..71N) 9:52 300 A. IL A. M. P.M. JOHN P. COX alPerinfauktiL Republican Meetings. At BURLINGTON, at the School House near Lather's Mills, on Saturday-evening., Oct. St Speakers, G. D. MONTANTE and W. T. DAWES. At-BURLINGTON BODO, on liondaLin ning. Oct. 26. 13Peakeiss Hon. r i w e n" CULL and G. D. /kIONTAME. at LEROY, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 27. Smite Speakers,- At VYALUHENG, Thu:allay evening, Oct. 29. Speakers. Hon. U. MERCUR and E. REED WIPER At LERAYSYILLE, on Friday, Oct. 30. Same Speakers. At WINDHAM CENTRE, on Saturday eve ning, Nov. 1. Speakers, Hon. U. MEP.- CUR, R REED MYER and N. C. ELS- At NORTH ROME., at the litimptosvn Church, on Saturday Evening, Oct. 24. Siniakera, Capt. O. M. MANVILLE and Col. E. OVERTON, Jr. lea. The Pre-ddent has appointed Mandan Nov. 26th, aa a day of 'Thanks giving for the nation. ifir Gen. Ear, the Democratic can didate for Surveyor General, was in town last week, assisting at the nuptials of his friend, Major Mason. The General bears his defeat.very philosophically. SNONi.—The first snow. of the sea • son came Friday morning, and for a few minutes, resembled a regular "old-fashion ed" snow-storm, the air being filled with the fleecy ihower,and the hills whitened by them. SCALDED.—A young 801:1 of RICHARD and &Anna McCann, of•ilome township. on the 26th A., fell into a pail of hot water, from which his mother was mopping, and gadded 'himself so badly that ,be died on the 2d inst. s The Rail Road track is now laid as far up as the Lock below this place, where switches for turning are being made. The workmen am busily engaged in block ing up and ballasting the track,so that reg ular trains will probably be run to this place next week. —7lmkhannock Democrat. Atmr. SOLOMON, of the firm of &Lotion it Co., has returned to this plats, ind will Rpentrthe coming winter here.— The establishment has lately added to its stock, a large assortment of Clothing and Famishing Goods, to .which the attention of the public is respectfully solicited. Owtn Coury, an employee nu the Bat Road• near Milan in Ulster, was on Friday last thrown from a hand car by the crank catching some portion of his clothing, and run over, cutting the skin to the skull, sharing cleat from the head Most of one ear, breaking the jaw bone and bones of the ttne ,, , and otherwise iajnriog him severely. STABBING AFFAIR IN CANTON.—HARRY mid dons Elomssii, had a most des perate fight near the Central Rouse, on Sat tirliy evening, about eleven o'clock, which ended iu the stabbing of HOLLAND by Coax, in tine places about the head and chest.— They were tinder the' influence of liquor at the time. The fight having sobered them in a •measure, they began to realize what had been done, and the wounded man was helped into the wagon and rode , home with his companion and antagonist to Leßoy, where he is now lying insensible, with no prospept of recovery. Cook is held to bail in the sum of one hundred dollars. Autosr A CoIiFLAGRATION.—About 8 o'clock on Monday evening a fire "Ives die covered in the Drug Stare and office of Dr. V. Swam in STAV.I's brick block— two doors west of our office. Tfie alarm was given, at which a large number of citi zens collected at the place. The door was broken open and the fire extinguished by a tew"paila of water. It had brirnt and charred the counter for several feet and destroyed quite a number of payers lying under it.— If it had progressed for ten minutes /anger before discovery, the destruction of the west wing of the block,and the Surrounding buildings would have been inevitable.- 211,11-hrinnock Dent. WS. Our Young Folks, for Novem ber, contains its usual variety of excellent entertainment for children. "Mors , About Trotty" is funny enough to provoke a , hear ty laugh even from a sour old bachelor, while papas and mammas will immolate it still more keemly.- The,third -'-'Lecture on Heat," and "Little My, or the Ilse of Tearc," are also excellent in their way. The leading article in The Atlantic Ifonlh ;.y for November, is upon "Cooperative Housekeeping," and very clearly seta forth the deficiencies in the training of the pres ent generation of women. The remedy proposed to-be discussed in a future num bet Other valuable articles in the =P. me are "Foieim Faces," by Engem Ben son ; :“Ilayden-valley SplniterLand," by Adams ; "Kentucky's Ghost," by E. Stuart Phelps, besides poetry by Alice Oary and Bayard Taylor: Ticknor A Fiekbi.Bos -ton, publishers. Acctomrr IA MonoLsOs.-00 Satur day lest a Aire. likmeensker, of Elpringrilio, accorap in i e d by two other women - and tiro children, while driving alorig the dog road above Pier4ville, in going op y. steep hilt by reason of breaking or felling out of the whiltletree bolt, had the wagon detached from the horses and precipitated over &Ws: peudieclar wall of about 10 feet. Two of the women, with the chrldren, passed over with it. The wagon after haling ca the wall and turning over, lodged against a aga ummmos== ry finial tree i theiroinan'wera GROWII ' ihnnt r < - steep haul: to near thit edge the itream. One of them in the ail I hit leg broken. The other was seriiiiilanis. ed end scratched. Atter this one *A one of the children, an iqt pt of a llerr MAW old was'found si on the wagon; seat which was under uphirned wagon —entirely unharmed. The other child; it small boy, and the innioari escaped , with but slight .—tingdiamyx.k.Dirn. dal Notig. Yon House' and Lot now pied by me, eitnatadin. Chestnut Street.' The House is veil .airaisged for :#faxolly, and will be sold cheap. Poi on given about the Brit of ..Tennary. Oct. 20. ' 8. W. &NORD. Ilfir Planed,- and the celebrated Bhoniniger Melodeons and Cabinet Organs of every else, style and Rim Sheet in n. 'do. itielardaon's Piano. Winnerlthlelodeon and Howe's Organ Instrootors for sale lil t , W. Dress= & Co.' Towanda, Oct. 22. To 'LumnsioneN.—Wonted•-="A Juan oteapital and nnergy to s tool and sun a 84 To da. Oak 21. gst Omsk stir Mims Griffin would say to the Ladies that ahe Les returned limn the eity with the. Pall and Winter style of Bonnets and Rate. and is prepared to offer the same at the lowest prices. also Velvets and Wins for dress trimmusgs. Tomas, Oct. 41.-3 t Fcne SALL*One span of biky Hor.' sea, eft years old, Ism& kind kid well; matched. One two horse Piatforni Spring. Wagon, in good order. One two horse sec-1 and hand Family Carriage, in good order. ; One second hand two horse harness. One new open Buggy.. One second hand open Buggy. , i• '• The above property wilVbe sold lbw. En• buire• of 8. N. ASPINWALL, 129 Idain•st., Oct. 8.-2 w. -- Towanda, Pa. - Warrrao.—A _ good . wagon maker.' 'Reasonable wages and steady employment, J. P. Laws, South Branch, Bradford Co., Psi Oct. 13.-3 t• Lima ! Luis ! Lam I—Theundßr signed baring erected a large snit perina nent LIME KIM which is now in fall operation bas on band a lamas filtroca . or Wynn loam which he will sell is low as can bought anywhere between Pittston and Elmira. A Gunn. RIMITCTION ZS Paws, made to dealers who buy by therquantity. Orders filled and shipped to all points by canal. Dmrtn'BtiONS24. Browntown, Pa., Oct 10, 1868.-tf. EsTawr.—Cime to tee enclosure.of the subscriber in. North Towanda, On the 10th day of September last, three Sheep and four Lambs, without any partiouhtr marks. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take them away. Ws Atoldosium. North Towanda, Oct. 13, 1868.--3w* WANTED.—A family of good char acter and competent to manage and im prove a farm as a dairy, or otherwise. G. H. & E. %rims. Wyalnsing, Oct. 6,1868.-3 W. 116.. A young gentleman witthea to correspond with an unlimited number of young ladies Object, tun and mutual im. provement. Address P. O. Drawer 81, To wands, Pa. Oct. 8. 1868. RoSSNURG & WOLFF'S CLOTIIING . Reanuros—Ous PEIVICEPLIL—AII goods marked in plain figures, and only one price and no deviation, a system endorsed by every honorable man as the surest and safest way of dealing, which allows of to fraud or imposition. If this style of deal ing suits you better than the fraudulent bantering system, then give us a call at 133 Main St, adjoining Patton's Block TOWAIMA, t4,_Sept. 23. EXAMINATIONS.—The annual .exami nations bf Teachers, for the several districts of this county, will be held as follows : Oct. 8.. Warren, Bowen Hol'w School house . ..... 9..Windhitin, Caykendsll 11 ' ... .10.. Orwell, Orwell 1811 ....12.. Boma, Borough ...15—Sbeihequin, Lower Valley " ....16—Ulater, Village , II ... .17. :Towanda, Borough .6 ....19—Litehtlebi, Centre 44 ... .20..Atheas, Borough , 41 ....21..Smithlield, Centre l 4 ....22..Springlield, Centre 1116‘ ....23..Bulgbury, Centreville 44 ....24..1d0nth Creek, Gillette_ _ ..26..We115, Bowl' , Rill " ....27—Columbia, Austinville .. ....28_Troy, Borough ' gs ....22...We5t Burlington, West Bur lington Centre. .6 ..30..Burlington, Luther's Mills " N o r. 65.. Wysor, Myersbnrg 66 ..... 6—Standing Stone, Centre . 1 " ..... 7—Asylnin, Laporte .. ' ... 9.. Terry, Tarrytown . : ..10.. Wilmot, Sugar Run 44 • ....IL Bahr' .Alhany and Overton, a " ....12— Monroe, Monroaton 14 ... .17—Rerriek, Landon 4t 18.. WSalasing, Camptown " 19..Tnscarora, Spring ' " ....20..Pike, " 4 .24 ..Fnaddin, Varney ....25..Granville, Centre 4. ....26..Le110y, Corners ....27..Canton, Borough a/ 2GSpecial, Jan. th Troy, Nov. 28, Towanda, Dec.l2, and 9. - Applicants are requested to attend in the vicinity where they reside or expect to teach. Those finding it LlecioNsary to attend a spec ial examination. will comply with' the re quirements found on the 139th page of the school laws. :Exercisea will commence be tween 9 and 10 o'clock ; none admitted to the class after 10 o'clocktinless =avoidably detained. Teachers mist invariably procure certi ficates. valid in thiacounty before comme i cing school professional cer tificates issued prior to tile tirct Monday of June, 1866, were, by the Act of April 9th, 1867, made to expire on the the first Mon day of Tune last. Directors are requested to be present, and also see that Teachers for their respective sahoold are in atten dance. 0. 3. Ciitasszcs,: • °SWELL, Sept. 18. oonntypayet. Tna Attrulcsri Comma Srovs.—The only real base burner. It is a well-known fact that in a cooking attire with no elonga ted tire-box the Are will die out at each end. and a large quantity of dead coal will accu mulate at these points. To prevent this the American and to aid and makea unifo combustion through allparta of the fire-bOs, rm air is admitted • into a hollow chamber at the top of the stove above the fire, end car ried trough this hollow bested ,chamber down - to near the bottom of the firebox at each end and then admitted, directly into the burning mass of cost By this means a uniform combustion is obtained in all parts of the fire-chamber, and less coal con• mimed, and a more continuous fire can be kept than in any other stove.- This new patented improvement is another great ad quisition to this already world-renowned cooking stove, which is now on the Fair grounds onlo for exhibition, where it can be seen by all desirons.of examining its. many perfections, and is for sale by Warrant do Southworth, of this city, agents for Shear, Packard .t Co., of Albany.—Botherier Dern nook Oct. Ist. ' For wale by &N. Bronson. Orwell, Pa. Oct. 22.-3 t, AND Rim DRESBgR in the Ward House, who will do all kinds of Hair Work. IS witehes,'Curls, Braids, Puffs Frlssets and Ladles Front Pies's, made of their own natural. hair. Wigs, Toupees and False Whiskers, made it ordered. Pirtle. nlar attention given to the Crating and Dressing of Ladies and Chtldren's Rah'. Highest market ~ price. paid in Mash for Hair. •' • B. Timms. Towanda, Oct 8,1888.-4 w. • • Case:tee Mum - Floun--Mada from prime old Winter Wheat, is *nth 16 per cent. mom than the. *suit =lewd, area quality, made from new wheat. A mask or barrel will make 15 percent, or ime pinia in seven; ' more bread-'tine 'item the'new crop. Making a difference in mine in fa vor of , the old of two dollars per banal or fifty . oents per melt. owing to.the new con isimng WM mortice of water more. Shin the old. This fact is wellinsown to ena bought,. eaderstand-it:-;•.-We Useand EMI Imamate tit,. all the Old Wheat to' be , bad, and have a supply until the neer ,erop is , fikto-nee to dvantageNo decline 'ln We, propel° to make fibetter smd better fal the time; • '1E731.• - Camptown, Aug. 13,1 . • — Tiiiii , . :oiiiiiiillikiii•iii.' - • : 'Titiir" uniguassOilkatiiorvit • • ,• -' for its AM term on:ltooday. Oat. Nth, • - ;'. the 410 nets 4 f ll - 0 0 21111 4r= 4* M• , Jlobti 3o l4llol4- - 6. I • .ad lett hfitelliOl albite Forest :r • , ...lialtool Amu. Oldaego,,, yrofeaeor Aloft • • liallgyy reI3OIMSIW 4114 4111 d.WW- , 40#6444 ni *embed libatisok tuattaii Mot are le: r to, Ili sa t cotoplatelieeeme. ,- 1` Thrwill aisle ted, by tio 'able- *alma, AMU ;: IN Jobaion, - one of - the- &Outgo ortht6:. tilieri nal 13ebocd at . kbasidelkiMd';: , - .Bos'-Bortly, late of Holyoke Ferns* . Mask - - ' •_: We quote from the. also :..reesntlt- : faz sued- by the •Diseethre Who: - tit be oorn;• minded far their t er nnd:fidiblolo nese in stniyil ng .ot the, itta • ofthlveitir. UM& - - . / ... . • The Asitisans !Of Trot ti ' - ini4 '' ' s long felt the want of s proper 001, to ea r:grate *4 tl m arar i Al k art 41 =. ties for all the UM" . Gan ' en . d pa dies Of Waskout Bradford who d to ob. lain a thorough eaotion, ha gat Sex-. POMO (Carer 120,000.. just tha finest school bull , J;tig in N ern, yl-. mean 't The-Indio:Bog Is :sibs tient t -strutted of Nth*. hi' hicidern style • i 60 feet square ,; with mat and . t _lrilgs for -entrance, aid ., two . ekwlea ' h=-has, ors Booms, 28x28 feet on the. t floor, d two Booms 28:40 on second . ' of being thrown into one whenever necesehry4 r - There are. also tiro.. Recite 16228 foot each, o 4 lthe'secon =Cloak B o oms-m- on be of the Buglih...: The whole bdiffliig Is well ventilated, and is heisted with son's Patent Hot Air The Bixessit are . . bed ash, and hudirshedwith seats the most modern miff approved It is the design of the peopl make this in . au respects of schoOl ; andto supply,. dams long eadatedin this Cosununit lug Wellies for the illtainmerS thorough aniipnaticisl educatil Students desiring to prepare will here and the amplest oppc that thorough preparation so b to anaemia. : 1 Owing to the unavoidable del In 'the building. theßrat Terri only eight wiecksthereattarl year will be divided into three 1 weeks each. . Non-resident Sch9lare will Trotion,es follows :.s For the Cominon English Bram i!oulltiogeil aid / 11 8 11 1----- mastics. .1. ...... .-._ . 8 iXt" No Incidental •Eitiiiiiies. lairs' will in all cases be grided accordingto Merit. Competent Tealglin in Musks e, prepared to give instructions td Scholars who desire it. , Board can be ohtamed for u resident scholars at ressonablelprices, pplicatiocs for board willbe made to the tary. l ik Tuition bulbs will be paid at onunence relent of the Term ba t4the Se ' toy of the School Board, C es for t he short firm will.be in proportion.qi l•- The hoard of Direators we 'll respect fully announce their Oonfidence in the per. mallard success and high of this School ; and they cordia ll y in is the ear nest co-eperation of tide -busine a men and citizens generally, in 4id of their efforts. A:HOUSE AND ILIOT FOR splendid House and Lot for sal: •Second street, opposike the 'to good schools, very { 01essantl The house is new, just' finished bottom in first class style. For -ticulars enquire of D. B premises. Towanda, Oct. tB6B ter Choice Ci ltre at , one door north of Bel er's To., Towanda, Aug. 20, .—tf. CAVZION.—Casco4e Mills. dealing in flour are centioned • Ling inferior flour in Eeinka or 8 ,. ing our Trade Mark, is we she protect ourselves against such when detected. 11 We will miggest a rileboweve the consumer may (*coder on first appeance. (Nakano Cas. can be ideptifted frookite effec Weary amiability of wives lard children rosy cheeked'Aina haPpy 'good digestion the general off: household, bright as snnlight. ./1. Camptown, Sept. 3,18C8. :1 BROWNING--IC.LNNE--4),ct. 7 Bev E. Burroughs gr. M ' and Miss E. A. Kinney, all of t BECTON—NICHOLS-41u Orwe by Rev. P. A..Dimmi6k. Mr.NO ! ton. of Orwell, - andilMiss t of Windham.' • BTEVENB—BIRCHAJO—On th. by Rey. T. Thomas, Mr. Lacy •of Stevensville, Pa; and Mi.. Birehara, of BircharAville, , Pa. t. 14.14DON—FORREST4At finti Bth, by Rev. L. Anies, Mr.. Landon and Miss Fannie Fo • CORBIN—COB:URN-0i Warren C. E. Taylor, :On the 13th inst., coca E. Corbin to 311111 Eliza burn, both of - Warren Pa. • • HOWELL—COPPBB-4t Warre, . on the 14th hut., by Rev. T.' Mr. Roger B. IHowell*nd Mies T. Ceoper, both of A'rert, B Pa. • I STONE—CHAFTZB--4t the re Mr. D. D. Chaffee, the brides Camptown, o.et, 'B, by Rev • Mr George It Stone f rof Stove NM liiiea, Ida J. Chaff e. CHASIPION—SIIOIIT/ttLE—ln l Ville, Jun. 25, 1868, , yßev. 3. 1 nor. stir. Azariali Champion 11.ry Shortelle . , of Leilayaville. - BRINK—BRINK—In the Fame gnat 13, 1868, byllt*: J. W. Ba, Ezekiel M: Brick; of Tipton, Miss 13arah E ; ;ltrink, r.:3 Pike. LYON—RITITIONSONHAt Lel Sept. 20, by 'the same, Mr. " and bliss Mary 31. nutehinsoli Leßaysville. i • BEECELER—DAV/E.B—..tt tempi! 13, by the same, -Mr. amid of Pike, and Miss Eliza Daviea,ol - vine. MORSE —LLOFD—In itorae, Jan . ' Mr. Leonard Morse ? and M' • Lloyd, of Franklin. GAYLORD—LEWIS—At the res the bride, October It 3. 1868, Gaylord to Blhia Julia', M. Toads W,yalusing. ELLIOTT—GAYLOBIt—In Oct. 12, 1868, by Bev. D. Craft, Elliott. of. Boom, Pa i l to /dlia Gaylord. "i • PAWLS—GAYLORD—AO the e: 1 by the same, ',far. Rert W. Russell, Mass., to Alias Sarah V. daughter of Henry JONES—WELLS—By the same, • Oct. 17.1868, )51.17 . . Darwin' don.:. Sarah Wells. _ MASON—MERCCR— this p i „Thursday, October 16, 1868. b ' D. Hoskins, Maj. Addison • Mal Adelai le, daughter of 11. S. Mar . . • HONEY-7.-EDWARDS-AtSt. Jo . Montgoinery, Ala , ozi the 12th Rev. J. H. Ticknor, D. D., Cap ,• ertson Honey, U. S. Army, ,daughter.of Req.; 1 . of this' place. quaii--iotroirr-44 wlrx: Be,. Henry J., Crane, Mr, „ Clark, of Rome, ri.l '", Vought. of Standing lltone. Pa. COOPER--GREMi—ln l rTragek 13, by - Rev. 'W. F.xitoti,. Cooper to Miairozmai Gram DEAN—WELSON--Bii , le seine. • Mr. John Dean to "Mixer of Warren. PASSYLORET—In Borne; borough, , Jane ShipemelerililisioillOp;;'' more. • Ws. ressmore was born and ,tar finned valley Of Wyorning ; • aifer her death, a' wl dad their way with hert-remains, eemefern at Forty Fort her body With herparents, and other kin , to await the resturectimi of the j • resided in *Mini *early kqnsrter aiid, - dtirjai that lfme; live of a tumble; abnidstent eluistia 141°kww her can te B ,* , Nose but lore .her ;. aoss_, anted' • PO* — B l4 - I k l o'*Dcitlip4! , I yorks lad sims4iiidriirldiii aieaji b : l 4 Diead Aitr low Mid seimisibie ; 'Naito eharoh;otQb a fsj a *tiable motobq t, hut wit taiA timid Ms Oat baits bar" e 1 sly` mg - :...5A7 -.1 7- • FAlltantw),,ln IVentinfile. Bt.`_ 13Ounty11,641Ani. 9, ASS IMAM IL acm, afliOnor IL Mdrahild, 411176 Par Of hill 401%, 7 ; The tether of the slemased„Sicired wltlr fern* Orwell in Ochibes 1867,•t0 hiniti:Ptars . *Aiwa the gievilshtiedislovety:Asi -41ns Joy / I .P- t,i 4 1 ;!, 41 # 417 .. 1 ore d 4;" 001;41: - EH"- , &nights* isf lases Marla flue, 1114, arid •,'f months. /f O I--IriNeeforif UV, Tandy 'mom ing,'2oth MA; Palm, daughter of B. T. Pox, aged 17 yes and 11 months. . alw_ajts .nnwolerne visitor, norms this essaSnder *airy afflict- Jag eirountehmeee of grinfacul sonsim, The deceased sa. 4 ob7 ol o l t.inst bu4doe into ir. o2 * l l oo . Iribminesqft,els .0 9 m the 473 ; 1418 bad 6 ' llllltilialled iltilb un foil am, and who repshl this peened affection, by a sweetness of chantoter, ty a minim of mi nstrel gifts of and mindAustessaloen.- 'Otto tutd kiotthoP*ortheiloFlc Pour weeks before her , death:she was plsoed,at school in NM; where'ehe bad lug entered' upon her Studies; 'whim She Was Stricken with.disemei salsas parents sumunoned to he bedilds:l, Despite their tenderness and all that ekill Amid do, aim languished and dh , d,_ and ilie,home from she went but a few since in all the brightness and }ilk : - ot" yentb and and , beanty, reeeived, Ism Weiss remain& The afflicted parents and relatives have the liveliest ape patties 6r the entire vonininnity, .which aromas rwith them the - untimely death of cafe 50 beaatifQ). " SO amiable, 11 //C 6 abased so many homey , affections, and 'whose future seemed so bright and joyous. Nilo ilbierttes.. • ' 7 021 Boom, floor, saa floors for liglatod and too of Low• ghoul with" desks of of Trot to a find class a that has by affotd siitutd, for College itlea for dispensable in finish- will be for the • School erns of 14 be ohatged NEW DRESS MAKING ESTAB- A.. 1 LIMNER!. hex 'l6 00. 700 the., ' ILISS NASY S. MOSWP, kitten the attention of the hales. of Towanda and vicinity, to the tact that she has:opened a DRESS iii/aING EsTAßugaiwarr. in the room, formerly occupied by the Riau C cater, one door eolith:of For, Stevena, /lemur 4t,Co's Store, (aecond Ador) where she would lie happy to serve thole who may favor her with their' patronage, feeling confident that she can g ive perfect satisfaction to ail. Towasds, Oct. 20, 1088 —U. RXECUTOR'S SALE-The subscri ber will offer for sale at public ailation on the premise!' of the late Abiram Spauld ing, deceased, on TEMSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1868, a farm of 72 acres, in Leßoy tarp., Terms—s2so on the farm on•the day of sale and $250 on confirmation of sale, half of the balance in twelve months, the other half in 18 months, with interest on the whole from the day of sale. The farm is well watered and - yreU fenced, and-under a good state of coldiation. 2 apple orchards, and peaches and cherries, a plenty and good buildings. Also on the same day and time 1 span of Bay . Mares. 2 sets Double Harness,. 1 Single Harness, 1 Lumber Wagon, 1 Democrat Wagon, 1 Skeleton Wagon, 1 Pleasure Sleigh, 2 horse, 1 two horse Lum ber Sleigh, 1 set of Whiffletrees and Neck Yoke, 1 Fanning lffill,'l Bobsled, I Cultiva tor, 2 horse; 15 tooth' Drag, 30 Shee_p, 1 Sidebill Plow, 1 Corn Plow, Grain, Hay, and other articles too numerous to mention Terms of Sale on Personal Proputy—All sums under 225 cash, all over and under $5O six months time with approved securi tY, all sums over $5O twelve months time if desired. A. N._SPALDINO. Canton; Oct. , 22, 1868. Eitecutoro N. ASPINWALL, S • SALE.—A situate on lege, close, located.— rota t•ip to littler par. on -the 1868. t OFFII+, 000 . Parties st pst riels hear t eertaily txtposi • n by; s l: ' h *and at .8' P/ othe and froni of the' .NOULIC. NEW HARDWARE STORE No. 129 Main Street, 1868, .py rowning e. Oct.. 11, lex Nichols, STOCK OF S7O VES Bth inst., Stevens, Abby J. Ever bicnght to WM plata, among which vii • 31d, Oct 1 Cornelltus • at, all of CELEBRATED ONES, by Rev. Mr. M. Co- ?he Only Agent in Towanda MORNING GLORY, Center, Thomas, Rebehßh ford 00., ' r *. once of in F Camp :ville, to RATIIIIOIIES BIIILLIANT„ Leßays- W. nay -Mrs. Which are, teilhing.e.reeption, the best Heating Stapes • aide. ace, An . or, Ida wa, and lam aliu ageat.tor the CA/1;i 'atones ysviUe, C. Lyon .Ibotb. of OUR, OLD DOll2, o,oct. Beecher, Leßays- 25.1868, Martha deuce of . N. J. Loth of And thexcannot ‘ be Excelled nlasing, NJ Platform and Connterliicales, o time, alio& of Gaylord, KezJsepe Oil. t ta miss Ali of willolt milt tie told at ‘. nn Rev. F. n, - to S. nr, Esq. Church, inst., by S. Rob. Max,y formerly se lira Manufacturers Pr ices • • ;• I Mao keep coast c at I/ on bail a maples STOCKQF HARDWARE, a.. Oct . Joseph Of all Ma conerettir pit!. or 11=E. ASIM.. 9( Hoes Oct. $, 'ria Veille. edirithe thither, And all lt,fada of Shelf ilardwale. whirl will be ald at the lowest prices. I would iray to lierchanut that I will at all times meet Malts _1 Toiianda. Oite; 32; In the not: lies there Ski 1' a nen • go rife as all her bui In r tcod h The F. A 1 R.WARNING:! I the'eaheeribeti 'having - 43 M their towhees iit IVlttingle see desirous of sew.flog their. so, toas t tea reqee4 those indeibted,-to esit to t• *White f lad eettlij ! ' kit eceowatirof .p Umtata tt Elea. oniettled by. 'tab line of 0010tiee. Sen. will be phiteel ebe of Wjaettei , tor -vollootioecteltioneeri. Pt" PI 44- )111 .7 1111 / 1 1 t ' mum& Is new met tiring at bin The moat complete be totted the fallowing For which I am BALTIMORE HEATER, GARDEN CITY, GOOD BAKER, I am also agent em Window 01Ixis gash, Door+, Nails Ta the trade: Spoke., Inis r '^ Hope Shoes, foltingt,l seO I,<i v Tll`-s n r¥ mews : •• • . /AVIS" Isms imi h ßoveu). MEDIUM tOPPANICO 1 11,131141.11. • - - , • 'WOOL o Ainrai s lS NEW *fp Of4Oit FUR. EITTLISS. • i s 2 , •i. WNW/3SO W!nl A LARGE .SWCK OP JUST RECIOVXD BY is 1. ; POWELL 4/.430.; ' - • ftwists, Oct. 1868. • • • . , OIL t F 1 " MATTIS x44A7EI, fluol, &c.. • In spiv I'OWELL & CO. To7anda, Oct 5, 1153. L AUDS' CHILDREN'S FURS.! POWELL & CO.. Desire to announce that. the will open and offer sale on &turd/ next (October 10), their stock of Ladies and Children's FANCY FURS, large stock of which they are now receiving. Towanda. Ott. 5, 18e8, BOUTB • AND 8-Hog3i 1111 PHI3 DEPdieIIIENT OP OUR DrPIPESS El A 13pECIALTir We havi de 'voted much time, and have spared no pains ; to makeoicir . stock of BOOTS 4. 8110.4'S the largest, best, and most ;atttadive to be found, and having made our chases front the best and most populgr manufacturers iwthe country, we now offer a stock of C. 7 1492 n Made Goods equalled both magnitude and quality. Tow,nds, Oct. 54[1801 EMI TT OLOAICSAND,§4IO4B -84 IRE LiTYST PALL 8:11LE.3, Belthw, OW. Isnnwi, oet. s,isa. MON. ATOMS : MoCAJEKE MEW =I ,".sew o EN rowitrz.a . IMMO N EW '' Walla ir,4IO:IPBOV.I-+ P Bespectroll.f imams thst - 'lliirrlukes hate . . messed*, • 080ERy AND , 12 0 18 i0ii ingialt.nde ",..• • - of • • - •-y la th e North Store of Ifercorte`iter Block s c . f . a• - • • • STRUT, • „ ".= . • - - • •- , . •:. ' ••••, . te,-• Anfluivi now ii l ssont.f.ii 44) , simalist 044!eltbelr-We, 1 ! --1 ?Try Yo* , which th ey have:: reletled with octavo' ease; Mil at the loimmtipootlble rates. nou ',tack is complete la. every patiloolor, MA to quiltyood Ve r o , espoolifoll,ler iphysollafmtios ;be/ eali !Wt 1 *•:10 0 e# „sit Aie mow alwayi'lMo ,•;"- • ,3 Tilli/hlTe totads by.mil cite Or stogie jir, a large it.O.:k of MOGR pi' 13_ IS 4:1 AIR TIGHT PRlM'''. JARB r - • Width theyteelsauseed aetbe very heatetrined to the pab9e. They ask tor ibis Jar. an hopes. 1 1011 and Oki. sa It Merits are a .parent to ev ery OM. _ 111!‘ Not% iitire la Mercer's 'Nett' Block, Kiln street, Towanda, Ps. ,CASH paid for PRODUoa,, led for BUTTER, it the highest market rates, . t'. ;JAEN Neel ß IC, HARRY MIX. 'une 25.1868 HORSE:POMMES; TUBESRERS, CINANEIiS I 13Bi1d8iTOBNI I - Blood tf Co; 414i1Q; Pa., SUS continue to manufacture BLOOD'S CEL EBRATED THRESHERS 'AID 01•NtffENS. AND HORNS POWERS to run Ole sable, and areyreparea to 1 011 m.dent promptl7. • - ON AS GOOD TERNS As can be bought; to the United States. Mau{ log been 15 years engaged in triamoraetnring Threshing Machines, we been .rpared iidther tine nor °spell/se 'in perfecting our machhica, and cl , lat to have THE BEST CLEANER •. One that Will seperate the Grain from the - Straw more . perfectly , and with less power, than any other mans tacturcd. They are very simple imconstinction being comprised In one piece, mitbat It does not require a mechanic to set then) pp or to n um, are *Wotan thettmed'under•our personal superMslon, and WS :CHALLENGE TRH NV,.RLD To show better workamoehlp or tooter:at E,. ery mir-bltte le set op Bad. THOROUGHLY TEATED UNDER MOTION, pdore !awing the Wcrka, ablate WARRANTED TO LIE IN WORKING ORDEN They have M i en n practical na e for !even] melt. and can be "attached to Tread Powers, Sweep Powerr, Stearn-or Water Power, sod 'for DURABILITY. Perfection of Working. and Economy, their equal has not been invented. OUR PRICER Are s low as those of any other tnatutscturer, and parties desiring to purchase. will end it to their Interest to examine oar stock before par chasing-elsewhere. _ PRICE LISTS FURNISHED Oa application. All klada at. AGRICULTVRAL ILICHLVES On band, and Mill Work, Engines, Bann and machinery of all Itlndsgot up .order 'prompt ly and on favorable terms. Athena. July 23, 1868. BOOTS 1: BOOTS II , BOOTS I I NORTH BRWR IOOT.& SHOE KORB! L. O. NELSON, Easiest detailed and ready for sale a large aa eortment of 1300T.S AND'SHO.E.II h ice Roots ror the yeoman that tinneth the sod And the hardtisbortag man • that carries the hod ; , And tor the mechanic Or brick ; And for t!.e soft heeded• Gents that apply the surd stick ; • And 'Boots for the wire that flourish the quill '; And for the honest medallic that worki in the 3dlll i . ' I have Boote a little extra made, For the hard labortog min that has no trade . I have Boots (or all, please give me a call. By Boots are good and prices jest, • Hat I am determined NOT TO TRUST I !hare JAMES MGMIWO& bott-mao line , Celebrated in that line ; Call my friends, all you that'll% Leave your meal urea—try The Episcopal - Church that is about to-rise, My place in front exactly lies ; Its known by many ritry'srell By the title of—HOETH BRANCH HOTEL ! .. Towanda, Aug. ,45 , 1868 . L3m. NELSON. SPRIN 1.• 11868 1 S. N. BRONSON, OBWELL, Offers to builders !most complete stock of Builders Hardware, Fe di, Glass, Nails. Oils Pilots, Varnishes, Blinds, Trimmings, Butts, Duor Ti immings. /se. TIN ROO}'S, CONDUCTORS, Gutters, put on by. efsperioneed workmen and at the lowest rates. Tinkering and jobbing, sapbollera, Ssp spUes, liowe's flowing Machl .es, none better. Universal Clothes Wringers, beat in use. Wheel Rakes and Com blued Plaster Sower. worthy the. attention t the tn•elligent farmer. Unhhard'a Mowing Ma ehliter,thumble and . .desirable. 4 or; 41'foot mat. Tatses, Chairs,' bedatewrs, spring bed bottoms, and other FURNITURE! FOAMS irai 0.01 ,this 101116011 the. best quality f Tin Pans, Milk and Strain Pails, and every desoription i ' or Tin Ware. Flour end Salt. Clover tad jimothy Seed. Spineing !Wheels, Flait Wtireli, Reels,Wheel-Rends. Flyers, Field &Reno and Pster Sowers Airnished to order at long possible prices. • "ALSO—Corn Sheers, Morticing Neckaris, lintting Boxes. •• firwell,Feb:3o. 1868. ; SINGER SEWING MACHINE' I • The supcvlor media oithe " SINGER" mach inesover all others, for either Family nee, or Manufacturing purposes, are so well established atzd so gft nay admitted, that an enomers tton of their relative excellencies is no longer could era) necessary. . . TLE LETTER FAMILY MACHINE; hitherto manufactured by this Company, bay gained and maintained. the !mid, over, and for years pastAn - asp.raltded repttation and sale. But notwithstanding the excellence of this Ifs &lay. Ire havecan to anaom.ce that %has bees superseded by oar NEW `FAWG.Y' SACHIHB. which has been ver two ,tmtur In - preparation, and which has been brought to perfection re gardless of. MX; basoit!tW • Irtrintne, and which is now conildeatTy presented t- the public as in comparably the best . Sewing !Whine in Extet# The Machias in question: is Simple, Compact; Durable ealßtantifah his quiet, light.ron- Meg , and eatable of performing a tame 20 variety of work never before attempttd upon a mintftp Ithchine, mire either Etilkil‘wht' or Cott en Threads, and sewing whip egna 6 14 .fsgy #ll4lthead , essmentmthartift'itad anything between , the two extremes, la the MOOS besatitat , and mthstantal manner. attachments for Haraing,' ladlu ttri ars aad tet: novel and praetleal,and have been *tasted wpm* , Ily tor that Ifaelthie.l,; ; • is.lbei above Machine can be hid of Incuudca. SLACK, Agents: • Full instructious ern it* our earring MUoblUe Depot. • Au csaiduatioitisrespeAAAF Vl Towanda., July 1818.—Sni • QPICIAL . ADVERTISRMINT.I-A VALUABLIt, ROM PROPBRIT 'POW BALE. —clltasta la the bartnen part of Yale Mont. - WeU aatabllsltedsad &IDS $ ant rite kalahat, Par fartlier - - isuul4l .4 lei Proprlabar. qiez 185T.71t171T4A1it1N.1715.11 0011111 , =EI2!,:=II ••GINJIRAL RIATION- PROOLA. 'LIATIOII.--11hdreek o by its rat le Meek. Worths flostetaiweslth 0111% r a de; int. Slues e es set Midst to the or Mt =Sibt at Ztr i a i ff=loe o Wet eliotheamseendlos hi sear swam what cgiqs 411111118, sill of She comity of do hereby t he • knowe end.sfive notice to the skaters of laid oeWvom TWISILVA.T,the id day et /MM. gams lasimmrstoitdde.:. In mid imuntY4 co' VD: - - -- • . Saab Borough, at 'Gni Scitise &Saari* eeca py by D. P. Knapp. - • • at Vasil; at the wheel boon Is Annegdi; et theluxus oflobaB. Becker. _ll Asylamoif She melted hotmeintar Ellemou D:Mtm'a. Athena hero'. it the Smite' formerly. OCCA. pled by S.B. Dammam • • . - In Athena tw., at the Loose fornticrlY cacti. pledNa sto l. Hunt, fa Athena bon'. In bone, at the hbusii. formerly L.l. Dope. • . Iq :BaNlngton twp., at the house of Jaime Wikosr. In Burlington West. at the 'home of'Ls rO ' Godard, Ls Ban dayst the School Reuse.. • - Oast= bare', at the Central Hogue. • ; •• la Goatee MT., jet Um Mem forarrly Gm. pied by S. 8. Dyers, In Canton bolo , In Colombia, at th e hoose.of James Moslem Is Prenblla. at the Iwinse slmaocuplid by B. Irillwaseille, at the himeaoi BeaJ . l►. Taylor, Nerd* at the schoollionse nearlianiel la Lelhilville hero . ' the forme sly occupied by J. Pielher ' . In LitchAeld, at the h au te formerly oceupliki by Clem Ilbsodgeod. _ • dal Leller. it th e Cope (kind &aid. - Li Norrroe 1$ the bat foimbrly occu pied by H. B.Dockwell. In Monroe boor, at the home formerly occk. pied by Niel Taylor. le Orwell is. She home of NisafdelWee dale: • la Overton, at - school home No. 2. • In Pike at the booze of Traver Bosworth. In Rome tarp.. at the Academy in Boom born. 'ln Borne brae', at the Academy.' ' In 11104 t. at, the bones of Renj.Nermana taBbtan, the Valley Douse. In Bfiring at the home formerly occupied by Jesse Hanunond. lnStanding Stone, at the house, of glom v I -' 'i, A'r:''Ttf. ID Bmlfbpeld, at the house tort:tie/if oeceplei by A; J. Geroeld. Itialltutta boro', to "the hooted Curtis Net Iti,Boutkerook, at the bows of 4.1% . Tarp, at the lanwo of 4stob Frutohy. In Towanda bora', sat tbo Wald Jury Room In Tosandalwp., at the home of,. T. B. Jor dan in Towanda born'. • ffNMAii= In Tr 4 tvrp. - , at the house of V. M. Lon In Troy bozo. -Ik Troy bore, et the•boase of V. 11. Long: • In Theaters, at the teheol house near James Black's. In Ulster, at the house of 8. B. Holoolm. In Warren; at the house of R. Cooper. ' - In Windham; at the house of B. Kulkendall.. - In Wyalusing, at the house of J. H. Black. in Wilmot, at the house of A. J. Stone.; ' i. Ix& . Wysoz, at the house faimerly odzipled Reed. - • . In Wells, at4be 600 of 4. Bteley. ' At which thee and place the eketers af k lre- Bald will elect by ballot. . Twenty-six persona as Electors of Presi dent and Vice-President of the IJuited States. Aud in and by said act, I - am 'further directed to give notice that any person exceptlegje. tine of the peace who shall hold any Office or profit and trust , . under the governinent of, the United States or this Stale, or of any incorpor ated atria, and al o that every Member of Congeal and ot, the LegialatOre,and the select. and co mmoricoubeil of soy city or couunimiLm- Ars of any incorporated district, is by Jaw in. capable of holding or exercising at the samr time the office or appointment of Judge. In spector or Clerk -4 an election .of this Cern. monwealth , and that no Inspector or other offi cer or any such election shell be - tben to any office then to betoted for. By the 4th section - of an act passedihe Ist day of April, 1810. it Is provided "that the /4th section of an act passed July 2, 180, en titled 'An act relating to one electioca ol this Commonwealth,' " shad not be construed so as to prevent any military officer, from serving - w. Jadge. Inspector or Clerk At any aenerai special election of Ulla Commonwealth. ". An ' Act to change the time of closlnirtbe point at the dental and. Township Elections the county of Brad.ord.; • Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonweaith of Pennsylvania in General AmeiaiWy melana it is hereby enacted `by the authority of the same That at all Omuta.' Special, and Town _iibip or Bmpugli - elections heroiner beld,in the . county of Aradford. the Pons shall be closed at six o'clock in the alternoon lustead 01 seven. as hs.sthiora tinivided_hv Law_ ' of A further Supp : lement the Election : Laws Pennsylvania Wausau, By the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled "An Act to amend the several acts berbinfora passed to provide for the enrolling and calling oat the National forces. and for other purposes." ant approved March third, one thousand eight hundred and sixty. Ave; ail persons who have deserted the military orgasm& service of the United States, and who have not been discharged, or relieved from the penalty, or disability therein provided. are deemed and taken, to bare voluntarily, relln grained,' and forfeited their righterot citizen . Alp. andere deprived of exercising any right. of citizens thereof: BLOOD , 4 CO. And whereas, Persons not cinema of the United States are not, ender the Constitution and laws of fetnisitania, qualified electors o) this Commonwealt h: - - . SnoTlon 1. De it enacted by the Senate, and Douse of Rer:esevtativei of the Commonwealth 01 penneyteanta in General Assenibly met, an , it is hereby enacted by the author lip of the same, That in all elections hereafter to he held. in thi : Commonwealth, it shall be unlawful for th• judge or Inspector of the election to receive an ballot or ballots from any person or persons em braced In the provislons, and satject to th disability imposed by s aid aot of Congress ap proved March 3; 1885, and 11 shall. be anlawftp tor t :a t e:eh person to offer to vote anyballoi or etfae sad, /i 7 - fideorrow 2. That if 'anY'sntb judge and in apecton of electioi os any One of them shall receive, or consent to receive, - say such union- Cal ballot or ballots, from any mach dlsqualidec person, he, or they"so offending, shall be guilt of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction tbereo in any court of quarter seas Ons of this Coin monwealth, be shalficfor any such offence, te - sentenced to pay a fine of not leas than slob. and undergo an imprisonment, in the jail of lb proper county, for not ream than GO days. SECTION 3. That if any person deprived o , I:aloe/Wilts, and dhsqualided 'as iforesafd, ts hal at any election ; hereafter t't be held in this - Qoaucestwei/th e vote ar tender. to, the offices thereof, sad offer to vote a - ballot, Or ballots 'any p e rson so oneidlng, &bail be _deemed go It. of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof, in any court of quarter sessions of this teconmot, wealth, shall, for etch offence; be punished in like manner as la provided In the preceding sec of this act, in the case of' ofticereof el ction re ceiving such unlawful ballot or ballota. Storm 1. That it any t erson shall hereafter persuade or advise any nelson, or persona de prived of citlzenahlp,ond die qualided as afore said to offer any ballot or ballot*, to the Ole to' of any election, hereafter- to be held in this Commonwolth, or shill persuade or advise any' such officer to receive any. folla. Or ballot*, from any person- deprived t ot citizenship, and dliqualbled as aforesaid, such person so offers)- , leg shall be guilty of a miaderaesnor,and aon conviction thereof, in any court of quarter ses sions of this Commonwealth, ghat to ponlabed in like Meaner as io provided in tbe second sec tion of thfi act, in the case of officers of such 'election, receiving etch unlawful balkit, or ballots. • ' • , . 21113rsit:actai1 Mum* of March-30,1888s en. titled Anfregnlating the mode of voting at all elections, in the several counties of this Conti monweafth, it is enacted u follows ! • *lemon' 1. Be it matted 4 du &map sad EMI of Rept eseatativss of the Commonwealth elf Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the anther, ity of the make, That the qualified voters of the several counties of this Commonwealth, at all general township, borog4; and spectsi electione. are hereby . tathorized , required to Vete by tickets printed' or written. severally classified as follows: •One. Ueket shall embrace the names of all iadges of court to be voted for, and to bo labkdr, outside. " judiciary :" one ticket shall embrace the names Of all state , officers to be voted for and . le labelled "slide;" one ticket shall embrace the names of all county officers voted for. Inandlng offiba of senator, member, and members- of, assembly, it voted for , sad members of congem, It voted, for, and be Iv belled " county:" ewe ticket shall entbrate the names of all loWitahl "Been! voted - kir, aid be labelled.." ode tieketnhalt em.: brace the name of all borougliAleloeis - Voted: for: and .hell'be abellenborotigh? coach class eball.hrfieposited Ihrstsprde t allot The meeth4l;hittlictigiei:tat. tho' eoont of Bradford; wUtbeittbdOttrt Roam in To. made ' oa the ' tldrd"dititter th e dectiow which will be itay,- the tith day of Itovember, at 1 o'clock. p. • • --- - Sheri ff: Oct: 15.1868. ' • 'NOTICE' IN BA MUMMY: • - Mikis to:Otie mike, That tegitilitttak7 Sept.. A. 1868, s Wanant 1n .Bankruptry Vat iettneditgainalthe ' estate of Makitne D F. Hama, of Wyalneing, in the county of Bradford, lid titnte of Pmsylvania, who has been adjudged liaidangton hie ownye: tium WA **Masa of esi *Au and delivery_of ant property belonging to inch Bankrupt, to,bim , or for his- use , and the transfer of ray proprety by him ace forbid den by law • , AM a meeting of the mellitus of the aid, BiadatEA, Worm their debts. and to'ehooari OW or store _ Aselat his estate, will lat bald at a Court of amlauptey in be hoiden et the Mee °tilts 1140eter. In tb. bores& 44 Towanda. Ps4 Wore EN WARD O.RWN; -is:, aviator, - on Um 'nth day of,,tXTilillit, 'A.' D.,* X 8,38, at 9 o'clock a. 7C. ' • TllokAfi A: itok , n4l . 14. Meahstse hiesnoger. wen - . tan_ Riateiet Pennt • 111134113. Ooauwaos, LP•Putl. GO: QUEBIFF'S SALE.—By ,;vi r etda: of kJ *writ at n. Vs., - issued out of tiniCbtart Of Cosonalt eless.of Braifind County, sad to me directed, there will be exposed %So :pablth sale at the Maus Boos, is this Borough of To. f maw% BATillltterY, OCTOBER issa , • •,Wailtp. the knowing deoCribid lot; Lt i tr s et kw ensilefa Titsearoes tp, deserited as follows: Begtouhme at a btherltthe ifotienhadt • road . the iambi east cotarm .ef Barwick Clotteta. • r . *heady • alost,tha Mid Hollenbeek romilnort 19• 4 wost, /13 Pflt• Ur • beech a maser of Petrick Madden lots moos 131 akinereald Illadden t e south ' lima to a pow. 111 pa. to a pod, them* wait 136.`pni.thtephOorbeglitaing - Containing 99 acres and '33 patches of lad. more or lasi with a email hafted hoses thereon, Lathed and (AO in execution MAthr snit Of Edward- Clutha vs. Bichsel • • ALlllo—By vistaed a writ aUVeed. Repo,- Lase will be sold at th e. said at the' Lase Limo tnd piece, shelbUowing lot pleas err wade brad' situate in Liteldield ip.,bwzdM solth by land of- IL •Viaduct. sot kids of said B. tram; dozer and J. J.-Warner, maths* landed J iltratigeorest by huntot.Wau Bostwick. cos. lathing sinesly Mtn, MOM or Ime,aboot thus acres Imprordiwith u *awed bps and, A4w.—Onenthee'lot pier* or viral - te lama sithath in Litchfield twp., bounded 'north by' the above described lot of 70 arra, oa the.east sontu and westrhy loads of James Straits.— , flontainleg _Se- serfs, MOTO ' or lism, WAY Ito furred orith -a fawned 'dwelling Maass And Mesas saw mill with inschinely and liztures bolooSiet to same thereon. • Belled 'and taken in eutectic* at the son of William Bostwick vs. B. C. Bishop and r 11.4. WILLIAM GRIFFIS, fbealr Towanda. Oot. 1..18684 - . JOHAN'S •'COURT SALE.;.—By - vfrttte of Mt's:edit issued oui: at the Orphsea• Court of Bradford Coutity,"the undersigned adttifulataikes of the estate of Addison; McKeon'," late of Burliager...n Bo rough, deceased, will expose to pedie sale on the prernhos is Burlington Boramth,an WEDNESDAY, KOVER.II, Ises ; . at 2 olletek, - 4. the following described tot,pieee'or parcel of , land' situate *Bur lington Borough, bounded land deconled as. follows t Cenunercing at the northwestern *ornery! the lot hetton described. !king lot N 0.6 of a plot of the entire lend, that the said Addison' McKean 'died seized of, . from thence running north d east 17 i 4-10 prs. to aeorner; thence south 661 deg. east 24 Pra toe corner; theiess6 deg. east 12 pre, to. a timer; thence south 87 deg; east 60 pre, so ie corner; thence south 64 4 deg. west 0 6-10 pre. to o corner; thence South 214 deg. east 8 pre , to's center thence tictith.64l degeast 10 pro . to a corner; thence Smith 5 . 1 deg. east Bpre. toe corner; thence .64i-deg west 12 pm too comer; thence south 24 deg. east 37 140 pre..to corner; thence north 641 deg. east rper. to a corner; thence south 20 degeast 6.4-10 pre. to thence " south 62 deg: "west 2 8-10 pes. te d Comet thence tomb 25 deg east it 7-10 pra, to a &tier; thence south 141.de,g. east 8 3-10 prs. to a cop pry thence - south 62 deg. wed 7 4 10 pre. to a corner. thence south. 334 dep.. east 16pra. toe corn er; thence south 67 deg. west 24 pre. to a Corner; ,thence south 74/ deg. west 31 7-10 pre. -to a corner; thence - north 81 ;leg. west 123 . '4.10 pre. 'to a corner, and from thence north 501 deg.. west 30 3-10 pre. to the 'lace of beginrung. Containing 36 acres.- .. . 4 / 4 30-i-Que other piece or parcel of land situate in - • hounded and des .cribed as follows: Beginning at the : theist Western-corner of the land hereinafter des dribed, from' thence south' 28 deg. east 28 pm. 'to a corner; thence north 361 - deg. east 57 5-10 pre. to a corner; thence north 87 deg. east 30 4-10 pre. to a corner; thence south 9/ deg. east 171 pre. to a corner; thence south 76 deg. west 3 MO pre. to a Corner; thence south 20/ deg. east 14 e. to a corner; thence south 53deg. west 5 p pr rs to a corner; •thence north 121 deg. best 46 pre. to a corner; thence south 691 deg. west 7 pre. to a corner; deface north 211 deg. west 2.8.10 rods to a`corner; thence south 571 deg. west 11 5-10 pre. to a cora -1 er; thencemorth 9 deg. west 16 pre. to a corner; thence north 501 deg. east 5 pre. to a corner; thence north 33 deg. west 10.8-10 pea. toe corner; thence oath 551 deg. west 6 pre, We corner; thence north 37 deg. west 36 pre. to a coiner; thence north 67 deg. east 10 pre. to a corner; thence north 281 'deg. west 4.7.10. pre. to a corner; thence north .63 deg. west 9 pre, to a corner; thence eouth, 55 deg. west 6 pro. to a corner; thence nottli 541- deg. .w..%t 14 pre. to, a corner; thence, north 174 deg. west if . pre. to a comer,; thence north 431 deg. west 16 pm. to a corner, end from thence north 91 deg. west 30 pm. to the place of beginning.— Containing 50 acres and 144,.perches, with a friened barn thereon. TBRAD3—SSO to be paid by the' purcha ser for - each lot at the Woe of affle, awl at the confirmation of sale, Mau months then after, the balance, in one year from confaziation of isle. S. R. RILL, PHILANDER LONG, • I NLLEN P. McitEAN Oct. 8, 1868, • • Administrators. ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By virtue of an :order issued out o>6 the Orphin's COurt of •Bradford County, the undersigned administmtrix of the estate of William N. Colored, late of Sheshequin, will expose to public sale on the premises TIASDAY, NOV, 10th,J868, at 2 o'eleok, p. Er, the following lot, ,piece or parcel of landeiteate in Shesbequin 'twp., bounded as follows : Beginning at a white-wood the north-east corner fo a lot contracted to Charles FL Sweet, thence west 80- per. to, the•south=east comer - of a lot contracted to Win. N. Conrad, thence north 79 640 per. to a post, thence east 80 per. to James Ran dolph's west line, thence south 79 6-10 per. to the place of beginning. Containing 40 acres more or le,stu • TERMS -.55 , 0 to be paid 'On the property being struoit-down, and one.half of balance on oonennatiori of saleand the balance in "one year from confirniatfon; with interest. _. LUCINDA CONRAD, _ Oct. 14, 180 t. 'Administratix.. RPHAN'S COURT.. SALE.--By U virtne of an order issued out of the Orphan's Court of. Bradford County, the undersigned administrator of the estate "of Theodore Arnot, live of Monroe twp., dec'd will expose to public sale on the prernisea on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1868, at 2 'o'clock, the following described lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Monroe twp , bounded on the north-east by a public high way, south-east by Gala and Sulli7an's land south-west by lands now in possession Haines, and , north-west by a pnblio road. Cont aining about 30 acres, more or less. . TEEMS-115Q to be paid upon property 'being struck down, on} half of the balance upon confirmation, - and balance in one year with interest. ROBERT_ BULL, . Administrator. Oct. 15, 1868. ORPHA'N'S COURT SALE.--By virtue of-an; order issued out of the Orphan's Court of Bradford County, the undersigned administratrix of the estate of Horace Kinney, detect., late of Shesheqhin, will expose topub li c sale, on the premises OD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13; 1868, at 2 6'. cloch, p. m., • the following described lot, piece or parcel of land , situate in Sheshe quin twp., -bounded as folloirs the, east by hoicls of G. W. Dinney and lands formerly belonging td: Myers Osborn, west by, lands of Dr. A. J 'Cole and Geo. Smith; north by lands of Myers. Osborn, south by lands of L. L. Kingsbury, Containing 30 -acres, more or laps.. • A. ALSO—The following described lot,piece or parcel Orland' situate in Shethequin twp., bounded as follows : Beginning at a post aid stories, beirig the conth-west corn er of a later land. now or formerly of the estate a Nancy Snyder' deed., and being the north-east cornet of the lot hereby des cribed, thence north..B7. deg. and 30 min. west 64 pm. ton cheamut sapling and stones the tiorth-east - corner of a lot of land late belonging to Ciao. Kinney, deo'd, thence tenth o:44igoind.3o west 70 prik. to a posts:id stones; the South-east cornscoi the said Geo. Kinney lot, thence south 87 de* and 30 mine east tot pre, to a chasm' !oak,' being thew:a-neat canner of said lot now or formerly of the said estate of said li,aneYlkiyder &med.,: thence north 2 deg. ind 30 mhn. east 70 pre. to the place of be- Containing 28 .acres, more or TigtllB-430 to. ht:rpaid. OIL the being struck down, and Me _ ance mem confirmstkm of - sale, and the remainder. of purchase prwMtrm to Ist of Miy,.1136% same to be mowed' hylodge. Meat bond or bond and moth to-be en= tend asp lien on the p', ANNA P. KINNEY, ; Administrate/. Oct. 15. 1888. ; . ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.- •Notlee id busby' gives that ell persons Indebted to the estate of "JOHN JONES, late of ULSTER terp., , dse'd., tui.: requested to make immediate yaymest, ead'ell perms her fng claims against said estate. most present them duly authenticated fbr settlement.. GEO. P. CASH; Oet tp, 1868. Adtsdnlatritor, ADMMISTRASOR'S Notice Whereby Omaha At mum imebtkii :to thkestate t: MEWL deed. Uri.' at Elatiklield e are Toraested to make Immediate maws, and lkuirJkarist 4ramo3s oislast saki orator mill pemamtlhoor am Ii far setikomad. ITDIA aiSANNISO. . ' Adrabdatador b.,gpt.f1,1868. IEI ~~• 4101114T_. Eata4,lo "Mee or 41' at booed out of Me = d on' i o l i ama Court of Dneliord 'Ccen4, the . Ementor et the white of I Re-- ra Betty, *eat North Towanda, downed / will moor topubiloode Mae Ocarrt.lieforo on SATURDAY - OCTQBN.S 3f, 2 &Oka. the foll owing dote:Awl lot i _pleon or grad -of bind aikido • hi North Tea 1 1 1 24 - bOondeol eofigloin s . Beg buting it's goof at the WOW of the old Ira R. Morph ine' tann end id' with :D. Tintry'sUl B theater north el deg, 'Oath along Oa it no terfe feral sau-sode ton poet, Meaee 50ie4214. deg.. art ite Data . Rattes load 1411 Nodal* a poet' Qenoor. alaogehe said David Natty's land over .the ;week - sontts.42k dog., yea 1064 rode to an Oat trek thence north 22 deg; ' west along the. • old Its R. Stapbens fans rods to the 'plain of eginnfrag., -Containing 32 seen! - and'l44 TERNB-11132t0 be kaid on the impart , 13P - betrig.atotak down Ana the residue with= In sin months Man , antliniuttien, wfthin tercet from oputirmation. - I ,TARTS MOTT, • Oct. "15 , 1168. • • , Executor'. ORPHAN 13 COURT SACK. -si eirteeof an order issued oat -et Ole Chphsies Court of"- Bradford Conn y, the undersigned daministattor of nillp At 4 Hall, late of TO teroms twp., deal, wiil sel n it s eblio sale_ on . the premises, on T i a AY; NOVEILBER S r 1868, at 2 clock,:p. a.,- all that seitain Toy pirelor prml of land situate, lying sad bengiin T CISCOM I6 tiVP at the sontb-east -corner of a lot cos Thos. Hall, north to the south. corner of a lot sold !Mein Hall, thews along the 'east lillB said Hall to the county lb*, thence soouth f al the the rot'line fir ewe& by ran a line due west by: Reuben MaWsm's east line ti:iaMag one hundred -acres, with sir per cant allowance. ' TERX13,2300 on the property -belog streak down; and the balance art contima tion of said, ORLANDO E.' PIGILETr, . - Oct. 16; 1868. Administrator., OaPSAN'S COURT SALE.—._ virtue of an order lamed out of the •Orphsies Ocrort of Bradford County, the undersigned spuudtan of the estate of. Mai . Compton, late of West Burlington twit, deo'd., will eell at publia.aale on the preni ism on THURSDAY, .NOVEXIBBB 1868, at 2 o'clock, p. to:, the following dee mined lot or parcel .of land, sitnato inWest Burlington twp., bounded and des cribed its follows : Commencing at a stako and stones the north-weat corner of D. tL Ilsydauss lot. _thence -West 179 8.10 pre. to a corner in the western line of warrant -- thence south 45 35-100 pre. to stake and stortmOhence east 172 6-10 pre. to a *stone in the highway, hounded by I. A. Compton thence north 46 35-100 pro: to the place of beginning. Containing 50 acres, with the -appurtenances. IMMS—SSO to be paid on property be ing struck down, one half on confirmation of seta and balance in one year from con s finhation with interest. -CLAIMISSA COMFTON, Oct. 22, 1868. Guardian, OURT SALE.-By ORPHANS ,CO RPHANS virtue of an caller issued 'out of the Orphan's Court of Bradford 'County, the undersigned executors of the estate of John zixbY - , late of said county, deed.. will sell at publics sale on the premises on FRIDAY, 'NOVEMBER 13th, 1868.1tt 2 o'clock, m., the - following,described lot, piece or parcel of land situatein Sylvania boro., bounded and described as follows On the north by lands of Samuel P. Tinkham and Wm. Peck, on the east by lands of Abram &oa ten, on the south by Curtis Merritt and on the west by G. IL Bixby. Containing 125 scree. more or less. TER3lB—$2OO tco be paid by the pur chaser on striking the property down, $lOOO on the contlrmauon of sale with interest from sale, and the balance iu six and twelve months thereafter in equal payments with interest from sale. WILLIAM G. BRADFORD, PETER MONROE, JOHN BIXBY, Oct. 22. 1868. O ftigAN's COURT SALE:--By.: virtue of an order issued* oat of the Orphan's Court of Bradfordcounty, the un dersigned Guardian of the estate of Chas. D. Miller, late of Columbia twp.i.deceeised, will eipose to public sale on the premises, on TIaUIaSDAY, NOVEMBER 12th. 18g1 , , at 2 o'clock, p. m.. the following described lot piece or parcel of land ' situate in Col umbia twp...ded north by the public highway le ading from Troy borough to Syl vania, east by lands owned by S. Hager, south by lands hereinafter _described and Charles Waldo, west by lends now owned by Gem P.. Monroe. Contsixdng about 28 acres, be the same more or less subject to widow's dower. - ALSO—The following: described lot or paroel of land idtitate in Columbia twp, and bounded north by lands hereMbefore described, east by lands of S. Sager, and by butds. late belonging to Cheallanyon, eonth by the sante, and west by Andrew KIM and Obarf. - pe at Containing. 37 acres and 108 the suns mon or less, subject to wi -dower. TPAMS.--$5O to be - paid on each lot on the day of sale, one third on the-confirma tion of sale,: and the balance in sit and twelve monlhs, with interest from confir mation. tJAMES C. /deSEAN, Oct. 22. 1868. ' Guardian. ORPITAN'S COURT RALE.—Zy virtue of an order issue d out of the Orphatca Court of Bmdford county, the un dersigned Guardian of the estate of James Baths, deceased, will sell at public sale on premises on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 14, 1868, at 2 o'clock.. p. to., the undivided one fourth part' (subject to widow's dower), of the following described lot piece or parcel of land situate in Pike prp., bounded north by land of Asa Warner,: east by dotal Boca, south by land mined by Kellogg Barnes, west'by hoot owned by the bezra of-Jere miah G. Baines, deo'd. . Containing 40 scres'Of land. TEEMS—One-fourth of the purchase to be paid on the sale of the. property and the _balance on the final confirm/ate= of sale. JOSEPH H. /WISH, Guardian. Oct. 22, 1868: AA DMINISTBATOWS NOTICE.- Notice 1.4 hereby - given that all' persond eeri bred to the estate i,t Samantha Brewer, eilatot Welles twp., deed., are requester to 'make immediate payment, and all peraoni .. bar- Leg agalaat fain estate mad preaent them duly authenticated for settlement.. " i. JEFt•EitaOS PUT 8 ,1.4 N, Oct. 20 1868 adminktrator. ADMINIS_TR'S NoTiog-Notice iet hereby given that sail persona indebted to he .estate of SAMUEL JOHNSON, Late cf Piko twp., dee'd..we re:quested to make im inedlate payment , . ' end ' hft.a haling claims :against said estate mast present them duly as thentleated for settlement. SITBTON BVANLTT. . • ddminivrator Oct. 20. 1868 A DMINIST: ATOit'S NOTICE.- Notice la gently given that ell persons Indstded to the estate of .JOHN H. BADGER late of, Towards , ate requested to make im mediate payment. and all persons having shim against said estate must present them dulyl.a thenticated for settkment. - ELIZABETH BADGER, D. S. PBATT, • • Administrators. Oct. 20. 1868 EXEOI7TOR'S NOTlC E. —Notice is • hereby given that all persona Indebted to the estate ot Sepia. Revised, deo'd.. late of Leßoy twp., are requar.ted to make payment without delay, and thou:llol , ring dahlia against mid "elate mast present. them ,duly , authentic-a- ted »r - settlement. - - Euzißrni thinatisn, REUBEIN-STONB. Oct 20 'IVA. Executors. ESEOUTOR'S NOTICE. —Not lei. hereby given that a. perms lAdtKe to stir estate of ADJHAN SPALDING. Vee or Canton dee'd. ate maculated to make Im' mediate payment, an 6 aft heahaft &Inn ape* sold Watt:MU maw them duly anthentkate:' tor settlement. . ANSON N. SPALDIJSO • • EzectitoT Ost. 21. 19118. TOWANDA COAL YARD.! ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS cost/3. The Undersigned having leased the Cbal Yard and Dock at the old" Barclay Basta ," sad ja.t completed.* large Coal Room and Oftlut upon the premises, are now .prepare-o to furnish the citizens of Towanda and vicinity With the dif• cent kinds and sizes of lbw above named coats pon the most reasonable terms is say genial desired: Prices .at the Yard until farther notice: Little Egg 430 Scull Egg . • ' 5,50 Store, 6.75 "Pessau 4,00 Barclay • ,f 0 " Ran of ' 3 4 ,60 " Pine • r Blechmaith 3,00 The following additional Charge* will be 'made for delivering= Coal within the Borough limits: Per T00,..50 cts. extra for carrying Ls 50 cti Half T0n..35 44 -"- • - " . " 15 Qaarter ton 24 4 " " " " " - "W4:?aah Orderg In all came 10 accompanied. s tbe . OltairrOg & Co. Towage . .04r!,1114&—U. ii II ME - Executors,
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