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LOCAL-AND •fiEIVEBAL.
lowini Outman Dmanier.--Bapitist
• (9a ra—Rev. ittanies. Drumm Pastor.
Preaching, Sundays at 10k a. sr., and lk
a. u. Sandy , ScUol, 11-e. N. Parr
Meeting *very Thursday evening.
IL Z. arrerctr.=-1f0.47. T. Bacanmaz o Pas
tor. Preaching every , Sunday at 10k a.w.
tall v. N. Sunda Sebxd, "AL
Prayer Meet/Agnew i6q evening.
Presbyterian
Quad, Bev. Wm. Ruaas
Pas
tor. Preaching every Bandar at 10#
A. N., and 7 re. Sunday School,lh ex.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings.
Eplaccra onercb.—Ser. F. D. liornass, Ars
tor. Preachingirrery Sunday at 10k &:x.
and 3P. X. Sunday School. !.1 re K.
Tons TAEr..--The following is the
Time Table of the Yennsyknuda and New
York Canal and Rail Road (kompany, which
,took effect on Monday, May. 11;18C8.:
160012111XD.
P. H. A. M. A. Y.
*MELT . 630 1120......820
gAstriss .. ....8:415
.... . .7.130 11:48.... .838
- Crurriai .7:15 1203 .....913.
TOWANDA.... H 5 1208 .c... 128
P. M......P. M: dM.
' winmswav: •
A. M. - P. M.
828 1100. „ ...4SB
-..10:45.1 —4:43
Maws
'Waltz,LT. .
7d5 10:17 '4:15
Iharsa
bTowANDA ...7:00 952 350
A. IL A. M. _ P.M
JOUR P. 001, Superes4endost,
Republican ,Meetings.
At, WINDHAM CENTRE, on fttardny eTe•
ulna, OoL3L, Speakers, Hon. 13.1014-
cuk. E. REED and N. O. ELS-
BitEE.
At ROME BOBO', on Saturday evening
Oct. 31st Speakers, HENRY PEET
Efiq., and CoL E. OVERTON jr.
At ULSTER, Stittridgy evening, Oct Slat.
Speakers,"W. T. DAVIES and O. D. MON
TANYE.
At ALACY.DOISIA, Saturday evening, Oct.
318 t. Speakers, P. D. MORROW and 0.
D. BARTLETT.
At SULU:WIELD CENTRE, on Monday
inning, Nov. 2d. Speakers, Capt. BENJ.
M. PECK and CoL E. CVERTON jt.
At LITCHFIELD, on Friday evening, Oct.
.20. Speakers, G lc. H. J. MADILL and
Capt. -- M. MANVILLE.
At NORTH ROME, in "the Bumptow_n
Church, on Saturday evening, Oct. 31st.
Same Speakere.
At BIIRLENGTON, at School House at Ln
ther's Mills, on Saturday evening, Oct.
31st. Speakers, Capt. B. Id, PECK and
W. HERSEY WATKINS.
la. PETROLEUM V. NASBY, Postmas•
ter 4e., is to lecture at Troy, some time in
Jannary next.
la. J. S. HOLBERT, of elletllUllg,N.
Y., was awarded the first premium at the
State Fair Boe.hester for the best June
Butter. • -
Stir Having associated a good
workman with myself, I stand prepared to
do Paper Hanging in all its Branches in the
best manner and at reasonable prices.
tat- The proposed dedication of the
New School building at Troy, is postponed
until some future period, owingto the pre
cious engagement of the speakers. The
school opened as advertised, on Monday
last
le— Messrs CuzessA SIVIZZ have
resurrected the " ltanerly and Athens Dem
erol," which now appears very neatly prin
ted, and intehsely 'Democratic. we fear
the frosts of/Zovember will nip nil ouch
en
terprises in:the bud.
Frig IN-' aIiCKSON.—The dwelling
house of SrnvzsTra J. GRIFFIS, of Jackson,
Sullivan County, was consumed by fire on
the 12th of ¶)ctober last, together with the
greater part of its contents. The fire is sup
pcsed to have caught from the stove pipe.
No male members of the family were about
home at the time the fire broke out. Loss,
about s2,ooo—no insurance.
Vgit t Dr. PALEMON Joris retires from
the -t,clumbta Cbunty Republican," which is
now owned by an Association, and is con
do :ted by Dr. W. H. NUMMI', as Editor.
We part with Dr. Join( with much regret.
Re has buttled valiently in that Copperheid
County, against the Confederates and up
hel.l the Republican banner wher?ess corur
ag..-.)uA men would have mecum! ed. We
-wi'4h him prosperity and success'in all his
nuri,rtakingß.
141 r. We are informed that' theia, i 8
a fair prospect for the location of the Erie
Railway furnaces and rolling mills at or
near Athens, this county. The project is
to huild very extensive.,worhs for the
manu
facture of steel rails. No better location
could be found along the line of the Road,
being nearly central, and . inthe vicinity of
the coal and ore, which would be required
in large quantities.
IRE AT ALBA.-0% the 16th inst.,
between the hours of six and seven o'clock
p. in., a fire broke out in an unoccupied
house in Alba belonging to Henry Wright
of Canton. The fire originated in the sec-.
and story. Blr. Wright had been making
some repairs preparatory to moving into the
house, but left about sundown. The win
dows were fastened as well as the doors so
that it was necessary to break the doors
open in order to put the fire out. By hero
ic efforts the house was saved. The dam
age is about $175. Insurance $BOO.
A DEAD BODY POIIND.—AD . IIDkDOWD
man Was found dead in the, woods about
two miles from Candor. Tioga county, on
Sunday, the lithriturtant. Be had hanged
himself with his . Suspenders, and they hav
ing rotted off, let him to the ground. It
was calculated by the Coroner, who held
the
. inquest, that the body had lain about
eight weeks. The age of the suicide ap
peared to be about 80 years, Itia had two
canes, one was against a tree with his hat
upon it.
EuueA.—A little daughter of T. C.
Cewer,aged tiro years, fell into a tab of hot
wlier, on Monday night, and vas so badly
scalded that she died on Wednesday.
--darns Ey/set - and his son firzsuzz were
severely injuroi on Thursday, while riding
Lome to dinner, theintorse being frightened
at a locomotive at the market street cros
sing, turning suddenly around capsized the
carriage, and throwing them to the ground.
—Mrs. F. lksirra, artist, died Monday,
Oct 19th, of consumption.
IsNamsrlort Worrs.D.—Of Wttus
Firmest), aged ten years, who left his home
in Williamsport l on Tuesday, October-6th,
and has not since been heard of by his per
mute. He is stout built, gulch spoken,and
iutelligent; He has sandy hair; 'freckled
face, and light complexion, Be was dressed
in a - long, lightish colored- . roundabout,
lightish vest, bound, salt and pepper panta
loons, patched -on one knee, a straw bat,
and old boots.. Any information concern
ing him will be thankfully received by his
lather, W. P. Hillard, Williamsport, Pa.—
ti ew 6 PaPers will confer a favor by copying
this notice.
1.0.0 f Oa F. Peptq,
L Calkins has retained from his Talent tour
through the_ County for the, Ova. 'Ain-,
stalling the officers of the vs:Joni Lodges
within his jurisdiction, aqd {sport
_the yeti
era lodgeS w PnwitercaPi 124
following is a list q the eilloqof "num
Bum= Lonna No. 167, !rowan& IV.
B. &Lover, G.; J. & Clikr3r. V. G.; E.,
Chown. Becretsry ; G. IC Xeffit. Assistant
Beg.; H. A. Cary, Tree _ ; H. A. Cary, Rep.
, .
PAILIE WWI N 9. 247. 144 ; W. e U CWT
wean, N. O.; E. F. ;Quit%y. G.;
SIAM 11. - T. Back, Ail; &say.;
E. C. Oliver, ,Trei; ThosAtaxwell.
to O. L. 4 ,
Oorrox toms No. 321, -Canton- ; p. P.
Elliott, N. G.; A. .I. Yerrik "ir. G.; J. W:
Glifils, Sag ; A T, Lilley, AS't, Secy. - ;'J.
W• 1341 / 0 7. - Tres.
. '
Armor ,X•000s No. 488 Now Era ; Wm.
Liven, N, 0:; G. L. =ler, V. G.; Jae.
Terry, SecY.; W. P. Terry, Aa't. Secy.; J.
Battles, Tress; J. Battics.,EV. to G. L.
Wrweraii Laws No. SOi 01;kmptOwn ;
IL Elliott, N. G.; N. A..Fallti, V. G..;
Camp, Secretary ; G. G. ElNottt, Tree.;
B. AckroyS, Rep. to G. Xs. t,
FIAIFUL F4u...t-On Tatiedity
• -11 i boy named .7antei Coittler, son
of James Mailer. of Oregon. aged ! about;l,o
years, fell from the deer tacige between
the Toll house and the first pier. His moth
er was a short distance in advanotr; - return
tag from the west Wombat)they hadbeen
digging potatoes. She - balted at the toll
house for the boy te =me uP. Some one
passing heard the groans of tbe little fellow
as he was , straggling -on the eraval below.
What can be gathered from boy is that
he attempted to climb from the roadway of
the bridge to the sidewalk, and slipping,
fell through on the rocks beltiw. It is re
markable that he was not killed instantly.
for the fail must have been from 20.t0 30
feet. He wait able to talk and walk about
after be was brought up, but his head was
badly cut. Dr. Nugent was. .called, and
dressed his head. The boy was doing well
when we called to see him,and Will be about
again in a few days--Pittston gazette. ,
Messrs. WiCS/lAM 1 Buns—:Genfe e —The
Singer Sewing Machine 014.1 bought of
you a few months since even t entire satin
faction. I have tried several other machines
and found none that oompelea with the
"Singer." The Singer far pur,pasaed them
all. It is simple and easy to Manage. • We
find no difficulty in doing all kibds of family
sewing. We bold your machine in high
esteem. Respectfully;
EILIiONB & Beowx b4ve just re
ceived a splendid invoice of smoking arti
cles, which added to their already laige
stock composes the fipeat lot Of goods now
offered in Towanda they are also in receipt
of the celebrated Smoking Tobaccoes, Cap
tain Jinks, Champaign Charley, Star, and
the Golden Pocket Piece. Call and see
them. ,
GODET'S LADY/k Boos FOR 4§TOVENBER,
1868.—1 n this number are given the follow
ing embellishments : A fine steel plate, en
titled "Nothing this Morning, Miss." An
Interesting story, descriptivetf the plate
will be found among the con ants. The
usual colored fashion-plate; containing six
figures ; a colored plate of knitted 'winter
garments, an extra plate ; and a tinted
plate, showing "How we went n i t the Moun
tain ;" large extension sheet, . lied with a
great variety of articles—dresses for ladies
and children, - and other novelties--thirty
three in all ; latest : styles of ladies' hats,
from designs furnished by J. It.,Terry, New
York ; six new bodices. The Work -depart
ment contains a larger number Of fancy ar
ticles than usual. The literary matter is
kept up to its usual standard of excellence.
IL 0. Warrassta.
Clubs.—Now is the time 'to j commence
making up clubs for 1869. The earlier the
orders are received the sooner they can be
supplied. Address L. L. Clodey, N. E.
corner Sixth and Chestnut streets, Phila
delphia.
Tim Lima COSPORAL waa thro years old
in July last, , and the Npvember number
s,
come out in an entire new dress, with a
larger circulation than any Other juvenile
magazine in the world, with they assurance
that it shells* made better tbanl ever. AU
new subscribers for 1869, abuse names and
money are sent into th e publibliers before
the end of November, will receive the No
vember and Decembei numbers free, or
fourteen months for one doliar.l Address
Alfred L. Sewell, Chicago,
,
GOLD 'ans., translated from the German
by Mrs. A. L Vista; M.l is by , arlitt, an
ther of the "Old Ma'amselle's !Se met, , ” and
belongs to the same class of no els. The
hero, like the one in the latt4 tefe, is a se
vere and gloomy young man,whci snubs his
presumptions relatives, and Whii is envel
oped in a cloak of aristocraticipride. The
heroine is an4exemplary young girl of mod
est birth, who displays her charms until the
young gentleman's gloom and severity and
aristocratic pride are melted away, and all
perplexities are ended by a happy wedding.
It is thoroughly German in sty!ei and char
acters, and is rather kpretty little story.
Published by Lippincott A-, Co l l Philadel
phia, and for sale by ALTOS]) A; .PAIIDEIL
DECEASE OF A STUDENT.--gLISLIA A.
Lwwts, a young man - of nineteen, and mem
ber of tha Freshman class in Lafayette Col
lege, Easton, died Monday afternoon, Oct.
17th. The following notice ,is from the
Easton Express. He had been siek Joi ten
days with billions fever, aggravated by a
previous tendency to heart diseSse. Hitt
fine mental abilities gave preimiise of a Hie
of much usefulness, needing only a strong
constitution to ensure him great: success.
,religions service was held in the
Chapel this morning, when• hill remains
were accompanied to the Lehigh Valley
depot by e precession of the students and
President and FaCulty of tin College. The
brother of the deceased being a member of
the Sophomore Class, the pall licaren se
lected were
Fireshmen.—Messrs, Hillick,llLPhersom
and Morrow: -
Sophomores.—Messrs. James C. Crawford,
.and J. Pollock.
Jimior.—Charles K. Canfield.
These gentlemen accompany the remains
Mr. Lewis' home at Spring HA Brad
ford county, Pa., where the public funeral
will be held on Wednesday, ;in the old=
Mertyall church, the pistor of: which is the
Rev. Derwin Cook, a graduate efLalayette.
The following resolutions have bCen hand
ed us by classmates of the decoasid :
WEIMAR It bath pleased Ai-mighty God
to remove from among ctii our beloved
mate, B. A. Lewis : therefore—,
•
Resolved, That we deeply deplore his loss
as an esteemed classmate and a beloved
companion ; always found faithful, in ever
duty and relation, and bearing with hi
the marks of a true and devoted Christian.
Hawked, That we tender our deepest sym
pathy to his relatives and friends ; thankful
that we can claim a place among their num
ber, and knowing that the strength to bear
'tech &filiation' cometh from Him who chi's
tenth whom Ha loves,: and who fcusaketh
no one in the hour of trial.
Resolved,- That the . class *ear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty dais.' •
Besolved, That a copy of these re eolutions
be sent to the family- of the deceased, and
that they be published in the Thiamin 11X.
POUTER of Towanda, and in the Beam . Dal-
N.B4preas and he Press.
Gnaws, A .
W. A. P. Wuso
Hotran
bzunodiatlAy.
quill)(4.lLri
• SiIVO.
Rare of tho
top., on tin
Bleak Main
head to her
gard to hei
A opan
oar Hp
Henry Bassi
sold very
Fort
now 'vent
Street. 5.
email !amity,
session - gift
-Oat SO. I
p ;
aboninige*
of e aiTA
-- r7544ii Bit
and Howli
t
Qat. adi.
To Luta,
Sa of capital Cal l finely -
wmilL
Totrandi, - Oot. 21.
• air MieeCfx:dflo wo
Ladies that. she has return.
with the Fell and Winter '
and Hata,4repared
at the lowept p . also V
for dress
Towaade r Odt.‘ V.-31
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1
Worrao.--41, ; good •
BeasanabTrarts and .
1 i L P.
Bo th Branch, B
Oct. la. . . i 1 .
w.ox, 0.1 17, 1868
M.D. 1;12 . u cr.Lexp.
Oct. 29.
Towandit,
' TROY. ORIOD Sono°
trnian Graded fieluxd will
term on ifOndaliOoh 28 •
cipiaiship OfProf. Lewis IL
t 11449 of Williams pollege
of Lake Forest Fpgh Schoo
Professor JOluuioticomts hi
&d, and;l4l - 1 waotiidoubi
that rank d tbtle that Ore
complete attocesa; He will
two able teacher*, Miss F.
one of the I
u tt i,
tastes of tin
at id, and ii,
late of Hol Oka; i male Sem
We quo from the circul
sued .by this Dir . ectore who
mended fot. i there enterp
ness in cargng put the
Zell& 1• i 1
The -citixns 0 Troy 13
long felt the wept of a p
commodati , note the pu
Boro., but ne t will aff
ties for_all Xhe FOung Gen
dies of Western Bradford w
taro a thoraugh cdncation,
penes of odor sgc t ooo, Joe
i ;
finest echoer buil ring in No
verde.. Th' building is en
structed of rick,in mode
feet square , 1 with',east cum
entrance, and tw.to• 'stories
Rooms, 2808 feet on the
two Boomsl2Bx•ifij on swop.
of being thrownlinto one R.
whenever 4cesdaoy.
There are_ alio; two Hee
16128 feeteach,[ bn the sec
spacious Cloak ' Rooms on
the use of the Papils.
The wholC building is w
ventilated, And is lbeated wi
son's Patent Hot Air Furna•
T .
The 800
. are 'finished
ash, and t he with sea
the most m dersi d appro
It is the esign , the pe.
make this ' al! respects
4
school; an to pply a d-.
long existed in com m .
ing facilities for attainm
thorough all nraCtical educ
Students-uari. to pre
will here find the amplest o
that thorough preparation s.
to success. 1 1 .
Owing to Ore unavoidable
in the building, :the first'
only eight iweeks—there
year will beidividid into . •
weeks each. I 11 '
Non-residOnt Seholars
Taition,as followal:
For the Conimonlgnglish B
‘• Bigher
41 Languages; and High
matiesij
No Incidental Expenses.
in all cases be graded room
Competent Teachers in taus
to give instriictill to Bch°
it.
Board can ibe "cibtairted to.
scholars at reasonable prices.
for board will be made to th
Tuition bills will be paid
mentpf the • Term to the : .
School Board. Charges for •
will be in proporticin. 1
" The Board of I:droeters
fully announae their confide
Eminent suceess land high
School ; and they ' cordially .
nest co-operation or t he busi
citizens geneiraly , in aid oft
Dar RociewEX Hew ll
p
Tr.ov, Pe., Oct. 'l3, 1868.
• 1
A Hovs4 Algol LoT F
splendid House tied Lot for
Second street, opsite the
to good schools, cep please
The house is,nei.v.,just finish
bottom in firetchexii style. 1
ticubirs enquire clef>. B. By'
premises. 1 Towanda, Oei
..i i -
Sir Chow° .1 di a'
one door north of'lirner's '1
Towanda, ling. ;
~ 1868.
,
• 1 i l4
- n ., • I
THE AMERICAN;OOKING TOVE.-1. be
t t i
only real has burner . It is a well known
fact that'in a cooking stove with no elonga
ted fire-box e fire Will die o tat eacliend,
and a large itiantitY of dead coal will mau
-1
mutate at thee points. To, event this in
the dmericanfrind to_aid and ake a uniform
combustion through all parts f the fire-box,
air is admittOd in a hollo chamber , at
the top of tha otovi3ibove the fire, and car
lied through this hiallow h ted chamber
down to marl the bOttom of
i re Are-box at
each end, and then ndiaitted directly into
the burning mass" of coal / this means
a uniform cOmbrultion is \ obhinel in all
parts of the fire-chatiber,"andlleas coal
Icon
sumed, and af morci- continuo fire can be
kept than in lazy 4skher. Bug This new
patented improvement is an er great, ac
quisition to this ittready w ld=ranowned
cooking stove, which is now on the Fair
grounds onlol for eillibition ero 'Roan be
seen by all desirons of exam s ing its many
perfectiobs, and is for' sale b Warrant it
Southworth. Of thia hity , age s ' for Shear,
Packard .k. Co., of Albany. —/ ch ester Dail
°mat, Oct: Ist. '' •
For sale by S. N, Bronson,
Oct.. 22.-3 t I
_...:.
Ex.iiirtarioss.—!•The an
oations of Teachers, for the sea
at this county, will he held as ,
Oct. 8, .Warren, BOW.en Horw,
.. . . . 30.. Burlington,l Luther's-1
Nor.s: . Wysox, Myiersboro
..... 6..Btandmg e entre
7.. Asylum, Porto •
... .. 9—Terry, T
... .10—Wilmot, ilitgaritun
..11.. Albany andtChrertort, she's •..
....12-Idonitie, t i nzbeton 1 r.
... .17—Herrick, don ..
.18.. WAsilusind, Campto
.19—Tuscarora,' Spring Hi
.20..Piliej LartiiYaville
... .24—Fran0n, Varney
. , —25 „Cirantrille; Centre -
....26—Le/loy, Corners
_. ,27—tenten, *rough .
special, Troy. NciV. 28, Tow
26 and Jan. 9,h. , 1!
Applicants are requestecito
vicinity where they reside or e
Those finding it neeessary to
ial examination, will comply
quirements foetal on the 13
school laws: 1 Eiercises will c
f ana
tween 9 and, 10 o'cl . k ; non
the class after 10 o' li ck unl
Teachers ailed in, ' - bly :p
Slates valid in thisliounty by
cing school. iAlleo-balled pro
Satiates hinted pricirjtor the firs
dune, 1866, were, bY the . Act
1867, reads toy urpitii oirthe it
day of June last: greeters- 1
to be present, and ;also see IL
for their respedivOsehools
dance. 04. Cum
Oawsiz, .13e1,1.113
• 1
, .* •
• 'vie larA
ittusT.—,-41une to the enclosure of
the sAi . North 'ces , snda, cm the
10111 *pr bar liiikAinato
and - bum of
' aithont a
partioabwr
minim Tba, tfonat,bl riquflited to PM.
pry:twit - pay Otaira, awl tau thenteusy..
, AVaLtllktirhanuf4.
t)tt, 13. 1889.-3 w" •
" "-.' c- ••••••"
*Ws ,an 4 oampatent to.:thansigs 'and tin-
Par taz
as allagv°"°th
- wrausinevat. 6,1844-44 f. -1
A g'
_on
dare en&
Pa.
2oireadoi
, a - small
hes
rot
mnirded.
=3
Rossmano. WOures Neimania
Sigisiststst—Oirs istsamit 'goods
:narked is p*Au figures, and onito e
sad sO, deovisticsi, s system n
every -*nimble mas u tbe• surest
said way of Snows of no
fraud or imposition. -; It -this style of deal
ing sults you betteOlusi tlie fraudulent
batwing systps,..then give us a 101 l at, 193
gt,..ticaminzabitort'o!lixit. - -
TaAlc o 4 l %, - SePt -
ed by
1311 be
WARD.
lii Lot
Jhestont
led for a
4). Pos.
Wiry.
,
- - catiCADE Ms= AM—Ain& from
Pima 01 , 1whIsr Wheat,, is worth 25 per
cent. More than' the -same amoent; and
9, 1 04 Ye made frOM ltertheit... • sack or.
- barrel wlll make 1& per cent, or, one pound
in seven. mots' bread l Ulaa teem the
,new,
crop. Making adifferent* . .itrvahte in fs"
Ter of the Old ottwo dollam per bowel or .
My cents pOtaattlr, awing to the turn con,
tohdatbli. Folartion of woke more thini
the mon mot is vreUlmonn to Bakens
and every one should undenitand, it: We
Imre boltsna still =Whew to buy, all
the Ohl tto be had, and will have s
r i pply until the Lew 'mop is At to - nee to.
No decline in gislity. We propose to
- make it better sod better ell the tidie.
Immix.
Camptown, Aug.- 13,18 A—tr.
72:1
brated
lekdeos
rclortale by,
«: & Co. .
Towanda,
'need.—A; man
took an inn a
y to,
so. P. CAM: - -
1d say to• the
from the city
kyle. of Bozmete
offer the mom
• yeti and Satins
NA* BAIRDZ* AN /1.4i8 Dueua in
the Ward House, whO will do all kinds of
'Hair itiork. -Switches, Chris, Braids, Puffs
Frlssets and Ladle* Front 'Pieces, made of
their own natural hair. Wigs, Tonpeesand
False Whiskers, made; it v ordered. Natio;
nliir-idtention van to the Cutting and
Dressing of Lees anitChildren's Hair.
Highest' market - trice , - paid ,in cash for
Hair. ' F. B. Tan on.
Towanda, Oct. 8, 18$11.-4w.
agora maker,
y employgient,
ord Do, Po.
—The Troy
pea• for its first,
under the Prin.
ohnson,a grad
d late Principal
near Chicago,
1• lily recommen
,% give the school
requisite to its
be assisted by
r P. Johnson,
State Normal
Lutz I .Liza I .Liss l -The - :nnder-
Eigned having erected a urge and perms
spud LIME KILN.- which is now in full
operation, has on band a LARGE &roc* or
WATER Lnes, which he will sell 'as loin as
can bought 'probers between Pittston and
Elmira. A GREAT Envenom' ra Pans,
made to dealers who buy by the quantity.
Orders Wed and shipped to all points by
camd._ . ,
DAVID' plow".
Brointown, Pa., Oct 10, 1868.-tf. •
Ella Furey,
inary, Maas.
recently 'is
, must be cora
e and faithful
: :lies of the oiti-
EBTRAY.—Strayed, away fro - m the
premises'of Bohn Post, in South Towanda
tarp., on Tuesday evening, Oct.' 13,' 1 Brown
Line Back Cow, about four years old, also
and Light Red Steer, about two years old,
horns rather high. Any persons, leaving
information of their whereabouts at the Re
porter Office, will be liberally rewarded,
P. R. Y&LOIESI
Towanda, Oct; - 30, 1868.-1 w•
ugh, having
•T school; to ao
ils of their own
ample feeili
emen • and La
. o desire to ob
ving at an ex
completed the
them Pennsyl
atantially con
; style ; is GO
eat wings for
..gh—has four
L i
t floor, and
floor—capable
om, 40.156 feet,
NEW DRESS MAKING ESTAB
LIEMMENT.
miss nundt s mosomp,
Invites the attention o the ladle, of Dianna,
and vicinity, to the bathat she has opened a
DRESS MAKING 'ESTABLISHMENT,
Cation Booms,
~nd floor, and
both floors for
in the room formerly occupied by the Mimes
Custer, one door south of Fox, Stevens, Mercur
Co'e Store, (second floor) where abe would
be happy to eerve those who may faior her
with their patronagd, feeling confident that.
abe can g ire perfect eatbfaction to, all.
Towaoda, Oct. 20, 18t8 -41.
lighted and
H two of Law-
•nghont with
and desks of
od styles.
gm
pie of Troy to
•f a first class
and that hits
•'ty, by afford
',nt of a sound,
lion.
-for College
p . ortunifies for
indispensable
NEW HARDWARE STORE
1. slay in finish
• will bo for
•r the School
Truro of 14
11 be charged
STOCK OF S7O . YES
chew $6 00
7 00
r
8 00
Scholars mil
Ever broaghtito this place. am oag which wi
.'g to Merit,
ere prepared
who•desire
non resident
Applications
Secretary._
tELEnRAI 4 ED (;)NESi
at commence
rotary of the
e short term
The Only Agent in 7Owanda
• (mid respect
ee in the per
rank of this
nvite-the ear
ess men and
efforts.
UORNING GLORY,
nor, Presl.
rt
e, situate on
College, close
.tly located.—
: from top to
r fartheriiar-
LEN on the
-
1 5, 186S,tf.
Which are, without exception, the best
lam also &goat for the, Colt Stone
MOFFnVe,
obacoo Store.
OUBIOLD HOME,
And they cannot s be Excelled
Platform and Counter Scales,
Sertisenc Oil,
Wii.dow
=MI
nal exam i
.ral districts
follows :
hool house
I also keep constintl y on haw! - a ceuiplete
STOCK OF HARD WARA
Slalom
Axles.
ibt; Dec.l2.
nd in the
• t to teach.
head a spec
with the to
page of, the
1. mmenee be
admitted to
tukorcddably
Vail Rods,
And all k Inds of Shelf Miniw ~ which will
be sold at the - lowest prices. I would aay to
Merchants that I will at all times meet Emirs
prices.
Towanda. 0:4.'29. 11141i1. - , '
, re eoMreerl-
F AIR WARNING!
ter-;
t-Itonday
f April Mb,
Arai Mcw
requeatad
at Teachers
are
,
The 'eabtrilbers having sold their bulimia at
totterville, are desirous or settling their sc.
winds, sad request those indebted to loc.
awdistelf sadsettle. Altaoceants of , Sheba 11
aliwortb, sad Son, unsettled by.
ltui linnet October sent, will be placed lb the
hands of s Justice for collection, without re-.
g ird to person.
IaIiBALL & .SON.
Eept. 1868.-sw. „ . -
in atten-
cm
.Ntro . 2brattstmatto.
N. ASfINWALL,
Iv mai , receiving at Dia
No. 129 Main StrePi,
Tbo most omplete
be found the following
For which ati
RATBRONES BRILLIANT,
BALTIMORE HEATED,
Sealing Stoves made
GARDEN CITY,
GOOD,•B&BEB
I am also agent for
Haab, Doors; Saila
Allot which willlbe slid at
Manufacturers
_Prices
To the trade.
Of 911 kinds, corialstini to pirtof
Fellces
pokes,
Irosi
Tim Mize.
IliedrB;
-
l a l l
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1,:- ~
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t-*'
F';
: .'.+l1 11 4**P4 1201 1 bIV -. - .if . 1,,,£)-1811
" .
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- -' ' ' -" s - •`.'' ~1•1 ' . : v ;,,. , j - ,:: , v -1 .• "IL + r_l''
1 3 01PFEMI.T.4 ". & C4CO. .
- .... -. , • .. . . . . , . , .
1;L:1 :; ,' . 1 ..•,.",..: 7.7.•: - 1- , !..-; .;..;"
BLACK,' PLAIN 00LIES ANDIZAKCEABIE
- • t. , A, „., ,
-,--...y.....:.•:....5,...1.,,ts a , , .
....-.,- ~ t
Solid Cokes, , and Changeable t Pcgilina,
, ...-.
.Ppeneh If arinn'a and Eterri b .
Otkinian Velones,• Bergen, Blialliti
•-• Ci P thg t Pnisigai Cada,Aiii6 l z -,
~-.....- • —..;:t ,--.-:
. -.04'04'• Plabl!t; sad • a great -..:-,
- - ' einiety'of lliiiel Fib-
- ',.:,,, ; .:. 1 1 , „.: ,i,... : .atimi fae.sabi.7.. :'....., 1 • -
. :-... /:- • ; ,.•41., , L1 , ;WSW .agry,i4o i i
' - GREAT,BARGAINS-1,,1,:-
i~
pow ay..C4D.
, • ~ ..,..-:
.Now offer. a Vat Wiett of '
v •• ..'1 - • • :' • •. , .• ' i.:::', - : .
f 40 0 4 0 • .;- foot I,B4iles.
_ .
' NS Ale B ACM . : ,
,
comPlialog All # 46 . 01 1 1 4 4 /0: Pa AllatiOnli
bla shades of Beavers, Sibblohillaa, ,
VelTetiene. &a Also Blank Mitzi
-1 cans rid Mantilla velvets,;
,
i AT LOW PRICES! ; .
- 4
ClOthe l & Cassimc?res,
Black and Colored beavers, Fran& Ot4t-:
Ingo; Eniliah Monona, Bros&lotint,
Blank and Fancy. Casaimerea.
Fine'qualities, sad s full line
limier grades for Boys
wear. no* .open.. -
PO WELL & CO
ALEPANDRE'S. KID GLOVES,
All aka in ado* Black and White of
these, Wel:mated Gloves. will always be
found at the Store of
CARPETS I CARPETS! CARPETS
cpopmets TAPEBTRY 13111713148LLS
In Nand 11-4 widths 3 p 1.,:
EXTRA. IMP4OVED, MEDIUM IMPROVED
INGRW4
WOOL CASPTS, u NEW ASP IVAUTI
• FUI. STYLES.
TOuWEREu WITH A LARGE STOCK UV
LOWER GEAREG, JUST-RECEIVED .csY
HOWELL. & CO
Towanda, 00. 5„, lea
FLOOit OIL CLOTHS
i ‘ ;
if ATT DMA. :MATI3, RUGS, &C
Irf grt c.ifTty, Dry criln d.by
Thwanda,
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S FURS
POWELL & CO.,
Desire to announce that ,the
will open` and ofer sale on,
Saturday next (October 10),
their stock r, of Ladies and
Children's FANCY FURS,
a large stock 'of which they
are now recetang.
Tirrenda, Oct. 5, 181.9.
BOOTS AND:SHOkS
TOTS DEPALTIIENT OF- OtlirbtElNE3l3
We have - devoted,- much, lime
and have smed,n9 pain'', to
s our siotkolßOOTS
SHOES the largest, best, and
most attractive to' be found,
and having' made* 'our pur
chqm V:rcmi, the best aw
_most
popular manuladureri in the
Eboes
totintry, we'neuioreta Btock
=
of Custoti Made_ ail& un-
equalled' both in magnstude
and
ToiWkdso Oot• 511868.
POWELL & CO.
POWELL & CO.
A SPECILLVE.
Mr
MIS
~ i
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iratthi_2*
zur matiftl- - M I N
k#
lin;lk,N,
MEM
. ,
Mar
sosig ibu z ir tdest 1004 C IN* SO Mit
laws el of& hi ilsajAto her the
.1 aszsailieritiorrintatilitsk. flea
_ I bar tarsier patrons tar ' their fairsis,sho as•
IlottisEitisososast ibis aim fyrOrrAdos.
sad on Ibtsbortest sof.. 800 es
74" .i_(ATkim7.4ll4PspeaW.44l4o2-01,114'.
' o ' weeds, Oet:14.19111
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'
ONUA T YPS : e . ':ISTORAV
ISM
d
BIM
,;) i%!. er,',!': li — Y 1 1 -,-;.....t;„1,„;.,
• e
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o.
\.
Fait' and Wi;itt+
; AT, THE Pitt:llMT
Depression. vrthe Market
Mtlett 'lOl Le sold secondly at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .
Also, direct from Liverpool,
FIVE ORATES OF CROCKERY 1
liTowands,Oct. 5, 1868
B. A. PETTES d, cp.,
Are now receiving 'from New York a Anou
sortment
ti
GOODS IN THEIR ,LINE .I
Consisting in pact of
BROWN. & BLEACHED IMSLINS,
AND PRINTS,
LADIES AND CRILDRES'A mesa (mops
Fancy Skirts, BMWls,HoopiSklrti,
GLOVES, -130iIERY, YANKEE NO7IO'INS,
&c., itc., ac
Ali of which can be bought es cheep es the
same quality of goads can be bought in To-.
wands. Their '
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Is:beingttamtshel with the Wed 64/040r
BONNETS AND HATS,
Asd a generalassortment of Millinery Goode,
with competent, Milliners to salt the taste of all
who may favor them with their patronage.
31illiners will be biro isbed irldt Inds o
goads at aboieriale prices.
FOtt4ET THE NAILS AID PLA.cM.
Blain'W:atreet,: directly joppositlathe Court
Bougie. : - _
B. A. - PEYTEB CO
Towanda. Sept.. 24, 1864.-3 m
AK 0011 M
Sawa twenty-five cords. of stove wood, shingle
bolts or stave timber, per day.t Is &in a by
one& two horses, aro easily moved from place
to place, andcan in s an hours .time. be sea up
itnywhere4 This insobins ti compliete'is ke
self, requiring the andsteuce of no other pow
er.' lbw horses draw by sweep, =Alegi&
much more sate than * tread power. It saws
twice as fast, and is wild for one half the mice.
A number of these 'mills rue now in use in rite
Herrick gni Orwell Torrnibipsorfd are ailing
universal satisfaction., Those 'wishing
chines will apply to IL W. BOLLiki,
ville r or e; li. BBONSOW , Orwell.
Sept. 22,1968.-3 m•
TOWANDA BAKSBY
UZI
EATING` ESTASLISHMENTe!
Thennderibrned haring 'entered - halo a co
partnership
_under emu 9( Amara Ale
LYN;for the transaction of basun= at the:old
Bakery stand, drat door south otthe. , ..Ward
House, Kahl street, would reapectfully an
nounce to the publio that no pains will be'
spend to keep the -bast 6f bisrythths in oar
line of business and . st prices is low u can ow'
obtained eliewhere. We will keep constantly
os hand and willeake to order
, BREAD CAKES, &O.
Customers miry rely upon our work being. well
apd nags don. In oar • : • - •
EATINCI DEPAUTMENT
Itieniawill be caned at all hours of the day,
and-we will di) all In oar power to.. esprit, not
l
it .a....... l :ollilatiaseCtitit lacteassoLths lib
heretofore elude& Ito tie
..7 1 1, 7". Oysters , constantly on innid. We
will also keeps good.,assottesent of .Groceries
Coafectleoery,WwiesiVried and Canned Fruits.
Cash paid for Batter, 8g nand Fruit. •
- - • .1), WiIIOOTT. •
TothilailkagtiPt. LC 146.. • 1. 8. aa.t.vw:
NYERSBIAG MILLS I
The mbsedbeis hark* parthand of blz.
Bann Ida Wendt), the llesainuear Num
will (= an thebashiem d and
gainsaletiall.nork: done by ;heart* be cd
e 'al beideAtiliatr•
Ity..ead:iberkdieiliv tart ad
reethaesnegalraa' head, fair-Welt On
hymn; is* prim • ,
Also now on band a large quality of
beet Ormad Owls& Plaster tor sale.
NIEL& YAM.
Myerdnag, Sept 24, 188 L
IMM=MIM=
41 -1. T . 1411114 nm
.
. .
GROCIA RT,ANA PROW.'
s. EON - 810118
Cir... - '.4" - f,r 7 f, . 1 4 P. ,. `51 •
- • . .
4 4 04 ,1 4, 17 4 11 4 1 .___„;k 0, -0 11 , - , s4P7 !live :corn
"F• Fl.
1
131/00EBX ortoniqvisiOit zu.stOss
EfffMEff!ffll
/M UT. now la stare a fall: assortment of
PR1301.9/,ll:4l7*l*Lllk, la -Ifew York;
111* , li ewe to+lt'L pfile ittioral Fare;
and will sell at the lowest poetible Mea l Them
, ,
4fiiik Y ebarletoik k . - a
• :pram psrpto r, a n d in
vaaitty and pile4, : catkeet tallle- ilea aatbfactioe
.
the li4toiYA with
ihe mama that Aral late . ;fair
WARm l44 '
tsy, the
case or Wale jay,* large et 44 of -
• ql" •.•
N
M 0 0 It tSELPSEALIG
MEE
EMS
F#V l -7 ,1 0 8,
:F
:.t
,cF
. .
milli • ieri led offered
to the pab.lo. They ask for lair Jar. an Irospeo.
Ike and 64d, malls atolls i ngest to ev
ery as ey, , .-; p ", • , ,
113. North ei.re la ilereOr's New Block,
.110 1 8 drookToWa s oda, '• -
I OAPteciotrin, !ma loi
c moot atattet.rates.. • .
• 2..; , 1A1313 McCABE,'
4W6a15.'18+38. „ - •
ME
lEgi
HOIiSETOWERS, THRESELEILS,
•''''OLZANERS sEnnuvrons
.
Blood. & Co - • AthenB P-ci
Stilt &infinite to'llnanntaetitre BLOOD'S CU,'
lIIIRATED THRESHERS AND-CLEANERS,
AND ROSSO POWERS - to ran the same, Ind
Are prepared to fill orderspromptly,
As can, be bought In the United States. Ear=
ins been 15 rears - tmgmfed . in.thanafacturing
'Threshing Machines, me hare *pared utither ,
time nor espeirse in perfecting our, machines,:
-antrettlm to Imre .
• •
THE BEST CLEANER
onetat will seperAte the Grain from the
Straw more perfectly , and with lees power.
than any other mane Meterid. They are very
-simple in ccinsb action, being comprised In oce
piece, so that It does . not , require a mechanic
to set, them np or run them : flier are all man
ufactured under our. per tonal .supervlsloo, and
WS CHALLENGE TI U
To show better workmanship Or matted Er.
ery set op and._
!INOSODGINAT TESTED. UNDER NOTION,
WAREANTED TO BE IN WORKING ORDER
~They have been in practical cm e for revers(
lean. and can be attached to Treed Powers,
Sweep Power,. Stoma' or Wale r Power, and for
DURABILITY. Perfection or Working, and
Economy, their equal hits not been invented,
Are a low as those of any other moutifacturei,
and'parties &airing to purchase. will find it to
their interest to examine ocir stock before pa:-
chasing elsewhere.
.
On hand, end Ifill Mork, Bnglnes, 'Boilers and
machinery of all kinds got upto order prompt
19 and on faaorabk ' tams.
Atbenit.July 23, 1803.
BOOTS BOOTS 1 I BOOTS 1I I
NORTH- BRANC3. SOOT & SHOE' STORE!
Etas Jost finished and 'ready fog sale a large as
aorttnent of • .
BOOT'S AND STIOESI
. .
I hive Boots for the. yeoman that turneth the
sod
And the bard laboring man that carries the
hod ;
And for the mechanie that cut atone and isy
brick;
And for inn eott handef (Tents that apply the
stick ;
And B .T o a o rd ts for the wise that Boorish tne.gaill
And for the honest mechanic that wark3 in the
Mill! ' • • • •
I bs* Boots SIMI° eitraimade,
For the hard laboring man tnAt has no trade.
I have.Boota tot all, please give me a call.
My Boots are good and price just, .
But lam determined NOT TO TRUST ! •
I have JAMES Mei; REGtni. bcot;.-ti vs . fine ,
Celebrated in that line ;
Call my friends, all you that
Leave you meas arcs—try his skill. - •
The Episcopal Church that is about to rise,-
frobt exactly lies • .
We known - by many very Well' _
By the title or—NORTH BRANCH HOTEL
L. 0 . NELSON.
Towanda,' Aug , 25,18118 • — • 31 n •
RING
S. N. BROESO, O.RWELL; PA.,
Were to bailderti tmost eomp7te stock -of
Builders
Bli Hardware, Sash, Glass Nails. 'Oils
Palate, Varne Varnishes , nds, - Trlauillrigs, Batts;
Door Tilmmings. &c.
TIN , ROOFS, -.CONDUCTORS,
Gutters. put on by experiencett Workmen and
at the lowest, rates.- Tinkering and jobbing,
Zap bolters, Bap' apnea, ,tc.. Howe's Sewing
Macbl ,es, none better.' Unblersal Clothes
Wringers, test in ass. Wheel Rakes and Com
blued Plaster Bower. worthy tbe attention t
:the brelllgent farmer. Hubbard's Mbwing Ma
chines, datable and desirable. 4 or 41 foot cut.
:Tatutm, chairs; bedsteads, spring bed bottoms,
and other
.
Farmers will dad this season the best quality
Tin Patu, Milliandad Strain Tails, and every'
description of Tin Ware. Flour and Salt,
Olovr and Timothy
,Seed,. Spinning Wheels,
Flax Wheels, -Reels, Wheel , ' . Heads, Flyers,
Meld Baas and Plaster Roireraluntiahed to
order at lowest possible prices.
ALSO—Corn' Sheller,, Morticing tiachinsi
Cutting gone:
Orwell,,Feb. 20, 1868
INGER SEWINq.
S
The saperlor merits of the' SINGES" reach-
Lae over all others, for either Family Imo. Of.
ifinnfacturil purports, are so well eatablished
and Iso deoaa 4d/salted, that en enumeration
- of their relative excellencies Ls no, logger conald
ered necessary.. ' . , .
TLE LETTER " A," FAXILT-111&ciiINE,
. .
hitherto manutactured by MI Company, has
ininsiond stoistained. the *odd over, and for
ears past. ea on iralleled" =lon aid sale.
Bet not, the es 'of this Ma
chine. we have nail° andontee that ft has been
aapeeaeded; b 1 ear._ .
1. - NEW PAMILX • ,
which his heen tier two 3 one' in Preparation.
and which has beets. brought, to perfection- re
gardless of ma. LUOR or mum and which
is Am confidently promoted t's the public as in.
comparably the best Sewing Moyne In Exist.
The Machio in question, is Simple, Compact,
Durable sad BoMfal. his quiet, light-run.
ning And capable or performing a loge d
Tabil of wort never before streelted e 4
single Machine, using_either iiiik. Tw lst, en
4 .
cease at Threadi,W sewing with equa 'foil.
111 the teryfinest sod coarsest malerbils, and
anything batweenttbe two extremes, -in the
most beautiful and substantNl manner. IN
attnatuceoti /or Honing, Bolding . etc.. ire
novel lad pieetledjind ban been talented and
adjusted es• —ps*Dy tor ens Machine. • "
oli.,Tins aboie'Naehine can Ns bad of . , ,
, '•.• , -' --
woncliq:s nacKiAirtsi•
Full instruction gluon ileoar Seeing Kieblne
Ot ..AI eursdnatiou is respemifully lolled.
I . :fterode - iJuly 23,18611.—dm • -
QPROWA ADVERVISEMENT.—A
!LXvstatiu.tt,•itolec -paorawrr ?OR
SALE.—Sltosto la the., Woos port organ -
Mont. Well outblisiood sitdoing a first rate
basitiess. For farther particulars enquire of
D. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Terrando, I,lBllB.—tt.
MIIM=I2
linffin
i'- , NA'nuvrti)sfm,:r,
, A :,-,f•--9,-t.7. ,F,. ...'.: ....."
ON :-.AS .600 - TEAMS
Before . leaving the Works, and are
OUR PRICES
raips.LlE:TB FURNISHED
On application. -All kinds of
AGRICULTIMAL IdACEINES
BLOOD & CO
'NELSON,
1868.1
FURNITURE!
S. - -N. BRONSON'
HB BEST FRUIT JABS IN USE
tract*
pn - mis . 13011114 1. SALZ—By
‘,.." - ,thittie al an order isaited'out of the
=Court of. Vaulter& County, the
ededminift.thoth of P/0 estate of
Mahlon McKean, late of, Burlington Bo
urne, &waxed. will- expose top üblio Bahr
e pet:miles Burlington - Borough,- on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1.1, 1866.
2 o'clock, p. !th., the following - described
lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Bar;
ilegton Borough, bounded and described as
fondles z Commencing at the northwestern
eorifeirof the lot . ei,u" desthibed. . Being
lot lie. 5 cit a plot; of-the entire land that
the Bahl-Addison ,lifellean Wed lathed of.
trampre thence iunning north 34 deg th . east 17
4-10 Mena sou Oaf deg.'
awl Stprs. to aconfer corner
; ;
thinces6 dog. oust
12 prs, to a corner; :thence smith a 7 deg.
east 60 pre. to a corder; thaw: south 6441
deg. west 9 0-10 prs.i, to 'a weer; thence
smith 211 deg. cant preloa corner; thence
north
64J, deg. cast. 10 Palk- i 0 al corner;
thence'south 5i deg. east Bprs. toe owner;
'guinea 641 deg.- west 12 pre. to ti corner;
thence south 284 deg. east 17 1-10 1 pni•to a
Comer; thence north.64.i degi east 1 per to
A corner; thence south 20.,.deg east 5 4-10
l
pry to a Corner- thence. soutb . o2 deg. west
2 8 -18 pre.' to La corner; thence south 25 deg
east 6 740,pr5.10 a corner; thence south
lade* east 8 3-10 pre. toe corner; thence
south 62 deg. west 7 4 10 prs. to a corner;
thence south 331 deg. that 16pro. toe corn
er; thence south '67 deg. west 24 pre. to a '
corner; thence south. 744 deg. west 31 7.10
pra to a corner; thence north 84 deg. west
123 4.10 pre. Ws'. corner, yid froth thence
north 504 dog.'west 3080 prs. to :the
place ellnning. Containing 96 saes.
. ALSO—One other piece 'or parcel of land
bounded and des-
situate in
cadhed as follows: ' Beginning at the most
western corner of the land lu:reinafter des
cribed, from thence south. 28 deg. east 28
pea. toe corne4 thence north 361 deg. east
57 6:10 prat' to-e corner; thence- north 87
deg.. east 3 0
.4-10 pre. to a, corner; thence "
south 94 'deg. east 171 prs. to , a corner;
them* smith 72 deg. west 5'5.10 pra to a
corner; thencessouth 204 deg. east 14 prs.
to a corner; thenctx eolith 53 deg. west 5' prs
to a corner; thence north 124 dig. west 46
pm:.'- to a- nonier; thence south 80.11
west '1 Va.'. to a corner; thence. north 214
deg, west 2'B-10 rods to a corner; thence
south 574 deg. west 11 5-10 pea toe corn
er; thence north 9 deir. west 1b pra. to a
corner; thence north 50.1 E defl• *mf 6 t 6
a coiner; thence north 33 deg west 10 8-10
pea. toe corner; thence sonth.ss4 deg., west,
6 pre. to a corner; thence north 37 deg west
36 prs: to a corner; thence north 57 deg.
east SO Pis: to a corner; - thence north 284.
' (leg. west 4 7-10 prs. to a corner; thence
north 83 deg. west 9 prs. to a corner; thence
south 55 deg. west 6 prs. to scorner; thence
north 644 `deg. west 14 prs. to' a corner;
thence north 174 deg. west •17 prs. ti
corner; thence north 431 deg. west 16 ras.
to a corner, and from thence north 94 deg.
west 30 pra to the place 'of beginning.—
Containing 60 acres end 144 perches, with
a framed barn thereon. •
TEllllB—sso to be paid "by the purcha
ser for each lot at the time of sale, and
at the confirmation of sale, in six months
thereafter, the balance in onilyear from
confirmation of sale.
: , • S. H. HILL ; .
, PHILANDER LONG,
ELLEN P. IticKEAN
Oct. 8;1888. • Administrators
fIRPRAN, '6' COURT SALE.-By
V. virtue cif-an order issued out bf the
Orphan's Court of Bradford County, the
undersigned executors of the estate of John
Ilixby, late Of said county, dedd., will 'sell
at publidsale onthe premises on FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 1304'1843,8,at 2 o'clock, .p. m.,
the following described let, piece or parcel
of land situate in Sylvania boro., bounded
and. described as follows : On the north
bylands of Samuel P. Tiukbam and Wm.
Peek, on the cast by lands of Abram Scott
ten, 031 the south by Curtis Merritt and on
the west by G. IL Bixby. Containing 125
acres. More or less.
TERMSS2OO to .be paid by the per
chaseron striking the property down, $lOOO
On the confirmation of sale with interest
from sale, and thebalance in six and tvrelve
months thereafter in equal payments with
interest froin sale. •
WILLIAM -G. BRADFORD,
PETER MONROE,
JOHN BIXBY,
Oct 22 1868
ORPHAN'S 'COURT SALE.-By
. virtueof an order issued oat of the
Orphan's Court of Bradford County, the
undersigned administrator of the etate of
Theodore Arnot, late of Monroe twp., dec'd
will ezpose.to public sale on the premises
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4.4 1862, at
2 o'clock, the following described lot, piece'
or parcel of land situate in Monroe twp..,
bounded on the norteast by a public'high
way, south-east by Gale and Sullivan's land
south-west by lands now in possession of
--L Raines, and north-west by a public
road.i• Containing about 20,acres, more or
less. • -
VEIIII.B-$5O to be paid upon property
being struck down, one half of the balance
upon confirmution, and balance in one
year ttith interest. -
ROBERT BULL,
-Administrator
Oct - 15, 1868
nIiPITAN'S COURT. SALE.—By
virtue of an order issued out of the
Orphan's' Court of Bridford County, Vie
undersigned administiatrix of the estate of
Horace Kinney, dec'd., late of Sheshequin,
willexp'ose to public sale on the premises
on FBI - DAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1868, at 2 o'-
-clock, p. m., the Billowing described lot,
piece or parcel of lard situate in Sheshe
quin twp. bounded as follows : On' the
east by lands of G. W. Dinney and lands
formerly belonging to Myers Osborn, west
by lands of Dr. , A. J. Cole and Geo. Smith.
north by lands oy Myers Osborn, south by
lands of L. L. Kingsbury. Containing 30
acres, more or less. -
- ALSO—The following described lot.pieco
.. -7. of land situate in Sheshequin
twp., bounded as Pillows : Beginning et a
post and stoner, being'the south-west' corn
er of ri lot, of land now or formerly of the
estate of Nancy Snyder deed. ' and being'
thenorth-east corner of the lot hereby' des
cribed, thence north 87 deg. and 30 into.
west_64..prs. to a chesnut sapling and stones
the north-castcorner of a lot of land' late
belonging to Geo. Kinney, dec'd, thence
-south 2 deg. and 30 min. west 70 prs. to a
poilanti stones, ;the south - oast corner of
thud Geo. Kinney lot, thence south 87
deg. and 30 min. east 64 prs. to a chesnnt
'oak, being.ths south-west corner of said lot
now orformerly of the said estate of said
Nancy Snyder deed., thence north 2
and 30 ruin. east 70 prs. to the place of be
ginning. Containing 28 acres,, more or
lees. .
TERMS—SSO to be paid on the property
being Mina - down, and one half the-bal
ance On The confirmation of sale, and the
remoinder of purchase' previous -to Ist of
May,. 1863, same to he, secured by jedge.
went boud'or bond and mortgage, to be en
tered as a lien on the premises.
ANNA E KEKNEY,
Administratrix.
Oct. 15, 1858.
O R PHAN'S_ COURT, SALE.—By
virtue of an order leaned out of the
Orphan's Court of Bradford County, the
'undersigned Executor of the estate of Er
in Rutty, late of North.Thwanda, deceased,
toil muse to public sale at the Cotirt house
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER y3l, 2 o'clock,
p. m„ the following described lot, piece or
parcel of land-situate in North Towanda
twp., bounded as follows-: Beginning at a
post at the corner of the old im IL Steph
ens' farm'and in • line with D. Butty's hill
,fe.rm, thence north 61 deg. south along said
Rutty's hill,farni 3321 rods to a post, thence
south 291 deg: east along David Butty's
land 1411 rods to a post thence along the.
said - David Butty's • land over the creek
south 421 deg. west 4061 rods to on elm
tree, thence north .29 deg. west along the
old Ira IL Stephens farm 1515 rods to the
place of =msg. Containing 32 acres
and 144 .
TERMS-51E0 to be paid on the proper
ty being struck down and the residue with
in six months from confirmation, with in
terest.from confirmation.
MMES ELLIOTT,
Executor. •
Oct. 15; 113G8
1 - 111PHAN'S COURT SALE.—By
'NJ• virtue of an order issued out of the
Orphan's-. Court of Bradford Connty. the
undersigned guardian of the estate of Mar- _
tin Compton. late of Westßurlington twp.,
dec'd„, will sell at public sale on the prem
iers, on THUBSDAY, NOTEUBEB, 12th,
1868; at 2 o'clock, p. ra., the following dm
cacti lot, piece or parcel of land, situate
in West Burlington twp., bounded and-des.
riribedea folken ; Commencing at a stake
,and stones the north-wost corner of D. B.
Sayden's lot. thence west.l79 6.10 pus. to
a comer in the western line of warrant
thence south 45 35-100 pmto Make and
stones; thane& east 112 6-10pra.10 a atone
in the highway, bounded by J. A. CoMpton
thence north 46 95.100 prs. to the place of
beginning." Containing 50 acres, with the
appurtenances.
,AtMEI-950 to bo paid on property be
ing struck down; one half on confirmation
of sale and balance in one year truss con
tinruithin with interest.
°LABIUM COMPTO,
ME
I. P_APP_ W.N4 —; ,. Cfr_pbtle* Court.
f &AMMONIA,: In Um matter of Wet
estate of Johit-Havetey, tits Of. Overton top..
To the Wet fled keit fiftfatlittetives of said
blur Havarti.' :Wheelies:at aaOrphae's Court
held at Toirimda.. fa 1 'antler. mild county et
Bradford the 224 day oir September. A. D.,
-1868; before the Me: 1:11; Streeter and his.
Adociate - Jadra 'of said .Contl,' the petition -
of Orlando HatedyiAdetlee Pale (with her
litaband B.C. Pm& .joial4,) Almint Chase,
(and her husband 0. H. Man, 'jolsing) chll-._
4rem and heirs of Jobe flayed . late of Over
ton, Bradford ceuety, , was presented
setting forth. tbatthe stiff John - Beverly died
shoat the 19th day of Augest; 1861, intestate,
kering to survive him a widow, Alleles Bever
ly, living at Overton; and nine children. viz.:
'James, who died - about the 20th day. of Sept.,
1560,1eavittg 2 &Mimi, elks Edward. who '
la of. age. andB4lll. at whore Orlando Saver -
ly is guardian; Amami Beverly living at Elba , -
- ny. - Orlando living at Alban y , Eunice (now in-
termarde4 with Geo.frvine) living at Monroe,
Earls Wilma* (Widow of - Solomon Wayman)
~
living at ilbaity, Mary Ann (raw intermarried- I
with Geo. Neal Hein la Towanda, Almirs,
now. late - " d With Orange Chat*, eyed
1 1 Adeline Paris, namiatertairried with Saphon-
MS Paris, living at Albany. all - of Bradford
County, Pe. DeAlsimon laVerly who wentio
Ohio daring-the war, and when lad heard from •
about a year ago, was living at Bataan. Adsms
1 county, Wideman. -Also the children of a
deceased daughter, Catherine Boyle, wife of
Gideon Boyle --whei dkd about ogee years ago, •
, removed to Entire, .aid- Catherine died in the ,
I lifetime of the intestate, at Over ton. Pa.,
leaving to samara her seven children, to wit:
/bleeder, aged 2$ years dying st Indiandphs.
Neharka conotr lora. Eavellon, aged 25 yetra
living at'Albion,
ere
county, Mao's, La
ded; C., aged 22.3 ne living at Towanda, Pa.
Walla cogged 21 yews, residence not known.
Nancy wile of_Geo_rge BanneLl, aged 19 years. I
living at AB:fiefs; Edwards. county 111., Addle
aged 11-living. d Eidredaville, Sullivan tenet,
Pa., Franklin.Ealiat or Inlet, aged 13years, •
liviog with,aod •_ adoptel by - George Irvine.'
Liberty Comm BratPord emosty, Pa. Th a t ,
the said John Beverly died ceased in his de
mise as of fee of sad is a ineastirege or tract -
of land situated Ist , Overton, Bradford county.
Pa. °bounded:and demobbed as follows : Be;
ginnln at - a comer and crooning south lte- - ,-
east I pm. to ' a corneathence south 304 0 .
west 39 pre. to a corner, theca* south .57P , *..
east 70 prs. to a corner, thence math 134° eve;
21 pre. to a corner, thence smith tre• z east 49 .
pre. to a corner, thence nortb,l94° ea , t 474 Fs
to a corner, thence north "OPi• vest 13} pre to
the place of beginning.' Containing 41.1.aere 9 ;
more or less, with the - apwtenances. That
and. r and liy strthe of tM intestate laws of
this Commonwealth, to-the raid ilmira Haver 1
. ljt [the widow] it belongs to have onethirdt
part of said real es• sta brand daring the term
of be nattirel lile. , That to your petiticaer4
it belongs each to have the equal fifteenth part
'of said realeritate, and to each of the chlidrsu
of the saidZatherine 'Boyle, - dee.'d, it belongs
to have cueseventh of one equal fifteenth part
of said reale:Rate in fee. No partition et said
real a trite baring -bees hed,...the- partitiml
prey the Court to award an inquest W make
partltiO of the same to and among 4t OW aliire '
said parties according to their re' -active
rights.l.•,
th
tilierenpOne Court, on due proof and ion- -
siderationuf the premises, award an lasierst to
the purposes aforesaid, and direct erotica to 11R
given to the-heirs in this county 20 Jaya be;
tore inquait; and publitatioa Made and paper
I mailed mithose out of the county whore leer ,
deuces are known, 20 days before inveilt. '.._
Tags Norma, that' an Inanest mil lie hepg ,
-it the late residence of Jahn' Beverly, eeed , ::.
in the towoshlp of Overton, to the:co u nty - fl f - -
_Bradford, on Wednesday tht.2l day of Ifitent- •
bei,lB.lB, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon of that -
day, ler the pupae of making • - partiii-n• of
the teal estate of said deceased to and among
~
bit children - and le -'al representative+, It l the
came can-bedtme wit boat prejudice ti (~ spoil
lag of the whole ; oth :rivise to . value and- ap.
prAlse the same - according to law; atl,which
time and plate you can .attend if you-; think: -
proper. , WM- GRIFFIS. Shi.riir
- 4 - heritn.; Office, Towanda, Oct. 23, 18+4
O RPHAN'S COURT SALE.--Bv
vv virtue of an' order issued out f the
Orphan's Court of Bradford County, the
undersigned administrator of Philip It.
Hall, la te of lenSeatOra twp., deed., will
sell at public sale on the premi pa
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 18G8, at 2 o- clock, p. zn,, all that certain lot, pi O e or
parcel of land. sittutte,. lying and berg in
_w
Tuscaro twp., beginning at the sont -east'
corer of a let surveyed for Thcs.filall,
north to the south-yrest corner of a lot sold
William-Hall, thence Rion; the east Fine of
said Hall to the county line, thence*onth
along the, county line far enough by run
ning a line due west by Reuben Mattison's
east line maldng. one' hundred acres with
six per cent allowance. .
n 11.113-8300 on the . property ' ibeing
struck down, and the balance on conrrua.
tion of sale. *
Executors
_ ORLANDO E. PICKETT,
Oct. iO, 18G8. Administrator
..—...l___
fIRPHAN's POURT SALE.LBy
N..) virtue of an order issued out nf the-
Orphan's Coati 'of Bradford County, the
suudersigned administratrix cf the Alto of
William N. Conrad, late of Shesh ain,
will expose to Public sale on the prerniges
TUESDAY, NOV., 10th, 18d8, -"at 2 o'4lcok,
p. m., the followipg lot, piece or paarl'of .
in
land.sittiate in Slieshiquin twp., bonded
as follows :• Beginning at a white-w :ti the
north-east corner fo a lot contrite i:4l to
Charles H. Sweet; _thence west 80 r, to
the south-east corner of a lot controlled to
Wm. N. Codrad, thence north 79 6-10 pCr.
to a post, thence east 80 per. toJame4Ran
dolph's west line, thence south 79 6-10 per.
to the place of beginning. Containhig 10
acres more or less. - - I
TE.V.S.SS4:I to be ktaid on the property
being' struck down, and one.half of birh/nee'
fin confirmation of sale, and the balance in
one year from confirmation, with interimt.
LUCLNDA CONRAD,
Administratis:4
Oct 14, 1868.
ORPLIAN'S COURT ISALE.4-tly
virtue of an order burned out of the
Orphau!s Conrt, of Bradford county, the
dersigned Guardian of the estate - of
D. Miller, late of Columbia twp., decritsed,
will expose to public Pale on the preiiises,
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 1868.
at 2 o'clock, p. m., the following desciib(al
lot piece or parcel of land situate- iri Col
umbia tap.,bounded north by th6,pnblic •
highwey leading from Troy borough" tin Syl
vania. east by lands owned by S. Itlfp:n,
south by lands hereinafter - described. and
Charles Waldo, west by lands now own. 1
by Geo..P. Monroe. ' Containing about 2s
acres, he the same more or less, subjft t.)
widow's dower,
ALSO—The 'following described lot or
parcel of land situate in Columbia two..
and - bonn - ded north by hinds hereinb'efore
described; east by lauds of S. Hageri antr,
by lands late belonging to Clia.s.
south by. the same, and west by Andrew
Kiri and Chas. Waldo. Containing 37
Acres'aud 10G perches, be the same rutirp or
less. subject to widow's dower.
TERIIS.--:-$5ll to be paid on
,each l in t on
the day. of sale, one third on the condnul
tion of sale, and the balance in siX aul
twelve months, - with - interest from cOtifir
motion. I
- JAMES C. IIIcKEAN:.
Oct. 22 18C8. / Gtuirrlfrui
OfiRPHAN'S COURT SALE. 1,"- By
_ virtue of an - order finned oat or the
Orphan's Court of Bradford county, the un
dersigned ,G.tutrclian of Abe estate of James,
13arns, deceased, will sell at public sale on_
premises on SA.TURDA.Y, NOVEMBER,I4,
1863, at 2 o'clock, P. in., the - undivided ono
fourth part (subject to widow's do.:0), oft.
the following described lot piece or garret,
of land situate in Pike tap., bounded north . _
by land of Asa Warner, uastby John 80n5., - ,
south by land - oil - Jecl by. Kellogg Bernesi
west by land awned-by the heirs ofEjere
miah , C. Barnes, deed. Containing .10' -
acres of land. -
TEEMS—One-fourth of the pnrchise to
be paid on the - sale of the property mill thu
balance on the final confirmation ()reale.
JOSEPH H. lausa;
Guardian.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notkei
hereby girert that all persona Indebted to
the estate of Hoagland, deed., Lite of
Leßoy twp.„are requested to make payment
witboot delay, and those haying claims against ,
said -state most present them duly authentica
ted ..,r Settlement. • • -
• ELIZABETH .110Aat
REUBEN '
Oct 20 . Exeimtors.
•
_EXECUTOR'S' NOTICE.
is' hereby given that a. -persons leciebtel
ro edate of. ADMAN SPALDING. late 0!
Canton - dec'd, tire requested to 1312k0 im
mediate_ payment, and sli hating elaimktipon
said estate will present them duly su henteated
for settlement'. 4
ANSON N. SPALDING -
Exocnlm.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIQE.--
Notice is hereby ghats that all persons
indebted to the estate of. JOAN JONE;st, late
of ULSTER' tap., &eV., are requested to
make immediate payment, and all persons har
ing clatms • amdast said estate, mast present
them duly authenticated for settlement. '
UEO. P. ces4,
Administrator,
A DIIINISTRATOWS
11 Notice is hereby given. that all persons
indebted to the estate of J. 11.
'deo'd, late of Smithfield, are requested to
make immediate ud those MTh&
demands against Mat* will present:, tbcm
duly authenticated for settlement.
- • - MIA R. PANNIN(I,
-AttlattLiatl4or.
NEE
gigaL
Oct. 22, 1868.
Ott. 2i, ist(B
Oct is, 1869
Lep.t.B, - 1868
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