I ti A
El
icithtz Asp airtritko,
TOWARD/Caucaa DIRIXIXIIM—
Churck,rainr. llama :Damn . Pastor.
Itteadits, Badge at 1.41140 e., end 74
r. Eltmday &loot
Meeting evert Thursday everdnil : '
M. S. ClaireL—Bev.l. T. Bentnrur;'Vaii
tor. Prosaidag fling Solidity at 114
and 7e P. M.' foci, 1;
Prayer liff3thAf*riThWedlPl-61
PresbYtaienQameck.;Alei. _Sao"
Pastor. Bombing every,Banday at 101
A. It., and-7 v. at. tkindaytkiloolAt rm.
Prayer liestbsetimday everdnigt.:.
Episcopal aturelt.L-Bev. P. D: Hosorra, Pak
ter. Preaching eve:l7l3=day at 114
and 3e. sr. finpday School, 3i r. rt.
Tins Taets.—The following is the
Time Table' of the l'earesylvania atel New
York Canal azelitail Bout einputy,
took sleet on. Morulai,.. May. It, :
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A.
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• Itte • 11:48. :•;. .8158
WATERLT
13Tarzsi 1203
... . . 7:45 11.18 938
110=1111111D. .
A. M. P.M.
BZB 1120 4
4253 10A 4
5 •
.7:40 10:32 4g
. 725' ' 10:17 4:15
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.10H12 COX,
WAvzatz
AZEILTOI .
names..
TOWANDA
ma. The election in this CoUnty,as
Far as we learn, paned off very qnietly.—
Although the day was very towable, fhe
vote will be lighierthan in October.
HoN. C. B. Comas has pur
chased a small farm in Nichols, N. Y.,
where he intends to make his residence at
the cloce of his labors in the School Depart
recut.
1. 0. of G. T.=—Northern Lodge No.
.223, meets at their rooms over Montanye's
Store, every Friday evening from the Ist of
October to the let of April at 7 , leclock,and
from gm let of - April to the.lst of October
at eight, all members of the order from
abroad aro cordially invited to attend.
THE PIDENIX MIITHALLIFE INV:RANCE
Co.—H. IL BUIIII/201 represents this Com
pany here, and he is able to convince those
iu want of Insurance, that he can give than
Il inore goods for their money" than any
other agent. We would advise all those
who wish to make a provision for their
families at the least expense, _to give Mr.
r BLIMME a calL
aft. EBENEZER SHaw,pf Slieshequio,
cast his vote on Tuesday for Grant tt, Col
fax, and has voted at every Presidential elec
tion, from the second election of Washing:
ton, to the present time. Mr. Snlw is in
'the 98th year of his age, and still retains
-his mental and physical power in a rawer
remarkable degree.
Noriez.-The new Methudiet ()buret'
in New Lacrille, Aubuni Township; Sus
quehanna County, Pa:, will be dedicated to
Almighty God, on Thnriday the 19th day
of November, 1868, Services to commence
at 11 o'clock a.. m., to be conducted by Rev.
1). C. OLMSTEAD P. E., of Wyalnsing i•-
triet, and Rev. Mr. Ivry, of Auburn, N. Y.,
11r..11 ES to preach the dedicating sermon.
86... The Comity Teachers Assucia
twit is to hold its annual meeting at Frank
-
Hudak, Nov. 13th and 14th.
Lecturer, Bey. IL J. Caurr.
Essdyist, Miss Ezra Joz4isas.
Historian, Dr. C. Coma:.
Declaimers, E. A. TIIOMPSON and B. A.
Business (,OM., Rev. IL Asusraoso, W.
S. Lros, M. M. Pawrr, Miss MALT Swszilir,
and Miss ELLA. DOWNINO. •
The fitst of a series oi ser
mons before thWl. M. C. A. trill be deliv
ered in the Presbnterian Church ; on Sun
day evening next, Bth inst., by Rev. War.
Haut's.
) The regular Prayer meeting of the Asso
ciation will be held at their Rooms, on the
came evening, at 51 o'clock.
The public generally, and all young men
ccpscially, are invited to attend these ser-
EMI
K 11.1,ED in* ErnnsE. —A buy tit
abunt 13 years of age, named Vangelder,
living at Mr. Amos Raymond's, in Ulysses .
township, this county, was killed by a horse
on Sunday atttlncion, the 11th inst. lie
had, a day or two previous, in watering the
horse at the well, tied the halter to his ankle
A% bile drawing the water, and was told that
he must not do so again as he might get
lolled. On this occasion he took the horse
to the well, and, probably tied the halter as
before, as in a few minutes after the horse
was seen running at full speed, with the
Loy attached to the halter, flying in the air,
and within two minutes afterward was ta
ken up perfectly lifeless, his skull being
badly tractured.—Poiler Journal.
Ilex. ULYSSES MERCVEL—The re
election of Bon. UrissES MEECIM seems to
distress our neighbor more than anything
else, that hit him in the last election. The
Inlelligencer had taken so much trouble to
misrepresent and abuse Mr. DlnaCtla ; it
had so confidently predicted his defeat,and
assured the "lion" or lying hearted Democ
racy of Montour that Piollet -would be elec
ted, until the editor actually seemed to be
bore it himself ; and now the disappoint
ment comes on him "like a hawk on a Jane
bug." lie can 014 snap and snarl at the
heels of the successful, and thus proclaim
how hard the disappointment grips his
'dints. --Montour American.
NOTLIER RAMC!! AD CCIDENT IN EL-
M Mi.—The Advertise,- gives the particulars
ot another of those terriblti Railroad acci
dents which so fresinclitl• occur in that
city, by which CHARLES HUSTON, lather of
sues C. Husroit, of the Gazelle, was killed
on Monday. 26th ult. •
It appears that Mr. JirsroN, who resides
above Mount Zoer street, In Southport, had
been over to the city, and was just return
ing home. As ho was stepping from the
rail of the track at the Plank Road crossing,
`the pilot beam of freight 29 struck. him,
ernshini in his sift and heart, and so se
verely bruising him internally that he sur
vived but a few minutes.
31r, Mar& was an old resident of about
70 years of age, and this terrible accident is
the subject oLgreat sorrow to his numerous
friends and relatives.
FIRES IN BINGUANTON.—A
tare tire mewed in Binghamton early in the
111 , ‘riling of October 27th. The store of IL
1. l'ox, dry good; Carrington it Porter,
,t,,ves and hardware, and D. J. Lane whole
sale boots and shoes, with all their contents
were totally destroyed. The Democrat office
barely escaped destruction, It TM dams-
getl considerably. The lose from. property
destroyed will reach $50,000. Insurance
out SAM.
At 3 o'clock on Thursday Morning, Octo
ber trJtli, 'another fire broke out in the Ai
storehouie, on Chenungo Catud,in that city,
occupied by 'J.D. Ibbotson, audit was de,
, troyed, together with two other sterebous
one occupied by Ibbotson, and the third
by M. T. Morgan, of that city. These
warehouses'were filled with grain and suer-
h a e° MU
those bath* UMW . and hew
sylvan* and mail thone#4. POP* A.
hoot'` . The if Ohl r0,A,00/1„
Imoa , over Margan'e st?rettonie. wnli
the regimental propfaV,Pinnem ill*
lass'ilf the State In mai atamitrenuntai
vtill be SIS,OOO. The - total eia oaanol
iceiratea/ 44:4 1 40 0 0" - 9 , T"
eminent 'esitenaten Ire In4n 140;000 toS*-
000 ' '". • • 1 , - •
t#.l t:
uk.. The following Haat w written ;Or
Let !mate RePorler. 7 but too hi* for
insertion. They aro, hOrtvert. l2 4 l ?/*ltutl•
17 booms j- '
I walledolownitgain euvoi at day,
The xciyi in filaistigied air .way. ,
What does'this now taira of one , '
"The battle's totted, khalif:4W won." l'
Henceforth.ciere free,'nenvezottli, you hes,
, We hear no more of PiToLLWe, j 1
And Earcitova, too, hue ; •
"Good - night mg friends I r ta 'fad, Fin
sick." , - -
Harm for Litietit a nd Bigt ; '
That tuck that croWeifso food don't' tight,
dive out your battle cry ones atom.
Drown with its peal the rebel tx. - . -
Let 13ernisir beer,
,let'Mist ,
Shake with Us thunder—let theta get
To deas and caverns—let them E pray
Paerocia to crush than on that, day—
That day of judgment-10 it 4'.wfirda
November third—strike up your drums,
No wrier give--no mercy show,-
O'erwhelta with wrath your vengeful foe.
Bradford mop, awake, arise,
Believe no longer renal Ihsh.
Rush to the poll with freemen's
Cram rebel lies down rebel ' -
HOUSE FOE RaNr.-I"otiaealsion giveii
immediately. For further *Ombra en•
quire of FL 0, Whitaker, Toinuida, Pa. ,
SPECIAL NOTICE —L. L. Moody will
remain at his Store in Rome, nOw occupied
by Wickham & Frost, during the month of
November, for the ppu•rrppoosee of Settling' and
collecting. Those indebted will save cost
by attending to their matters during the
month. Rome, Nov. 2,1868.-4 w
STRAY SHEEP.—A number of coarse
wool sheep and lambs strayed frOm the farm
of G. H.,lrrandyke,. in Ulster, alxint the 15th.
of September. Liberal charges trill be paid
for their keeping, and any information con
cerning them would be thankfully received
by t H. (Rum=
Ulster, Nov. 4,1868.-3 t• ! !
Orb-rm.—The subsctibOrs will
keep constantly on hand a fresh supply of
counts, and also a first and seeond qual
ity of oysters by the quart of gallon, solid
measure. Donation Parties, Vhankagiv
ings, and all other parties where large
quantities are required will be firnished at
a liberal discount. SHAW Ilr, MIMED,
Basement of Ward Rouse.
Nov. 4, 1868.4 t
la- A Musical Conventioki will be
held at Wyalasing, Pa., comniencing on
Wednesday, Noy. 11th, 1868, to continuo
three days and close with a Graol Concert,
on Friday eve., Nov. 13th, 1865.1 TheClou
vention will be conducted by J. B. 1' inner,
Mrs. Sumner, Pianist. Tic:bete los Con
vention, including Concert : Gentlemen ;
Ladies 50 ots. Ticket to Cone*, 25 as.'
The Temple Choir sad Sunny Bid! Glee
books will be furnished gratis lot use of
Convention. All music-loving 'people are
invited to attend. - By ordertof Com.
WTALII&ING, Pa., Oct. 25, 1868.1
why
i
TWELVE REASONS n p e o ple pre
fer tolony at the "Regulator''Clothingfitore,
133 Mam-st., adjoining! Patton's Block,
Towanda, Pa,l ,
1. We sell at one price, and Ole price
only. ••• . 1
2. All goods are marked in • plain figures.
3. Everybody is treated 0114 rich or
poor, high or low.
4. We have the best mad i r e ti) thing in
Towanda. t. ;
L. We manufacture our own ...m..
6. Our busiw.ss enables tut tOitagoods
lower than any similar house in 'Towanda.
7. We keep no one at the. doorito pull in
customer&
8. You ere not forced to buy 4y making
an offer, for there is only one price.
9. Because we keep the lartge4 stook of
Clothing in Towanda. .1 ;
10. If yon buy once at the Itegtilator,yon
will come agate and bring yonr friends.
11. Remember that the l l;gulator Clo-;
thing Store i 5.133 htain-st., 'oining Pat
ton's Block, Towanda, Pa.
12. Dont forget the place, bt remember
to give Bosenburg .t Wolf call at their
one price 'Store, 133 Main -s , hdjoining
f .
Patton's Block, Towanda Pa. i
Nov. 3.--3 s • • 1
ESTRAX.--Broke out of die enatoa
sure of the -undersigned in South !Towanda
twp.. on the night of the 20th inati, a small
Black Mare. Had• a halter tied tfrom her
head tO her foot. Any inforivatibn in re
gard to her whereabouts will be rewarded.
A span of horses for sale.
Joust BEn4matkarr.
Oct. 220860.-30
&lir House and' Lot, :,.eluted by
Henry 'Bassett, on Lombard street,,will be
sold very cheap for cash. Apply to
• btorrerre &
Towanda, Oct. 29,.1868.
•
FOR Sat.E.—The House attid Lot
now occupied by me, situated in )hestnnt
Street: The House is well arranged for a
small Lanny, and will be sold 0134. POS
session given about the first ofiJusry.
Oct. 20. S. W. Avon.
bar Pianos, and the '&.elitbrated
Shoniniger Melodeons and Cabinet Organs
of every size, style and price. Sheet mu
sic, Richardson's Piano, Winner's Melodeon
and Howe's Organ Instructors For lisle by,
W. Drrramsd Co.
ToWarubi l Pa.
To gLUMBERMEN.— Waldelf.—fA won
orcapitt and energy to stock attd run a
Bac~ndlL. Apply to,l
Towanda, Oct. 21. 'Otot Plena.
THE Alla= IN COOK_ ING SrovfE.—Th e
only real base burner. It is a well known
fact that in a cooking stove with nci elonga
ted fire-box the fire will die out . o.t each end,
and a large quantity of dead coal will accu
mulate at these points. To prefeent this in
the American and tcaid and make aimiform
combustion through alj parts of the ilre.box,
air is admitted into a hollow chainber at
the top of the stove above the fire, end car
ried through this hollow heated Chamber
down to near the bottom of the !hie-box at
each end, and th en admitted dire4tly into
the burning mass of coal. By 1 thicznearis
a uniform combustion is obtained in all
parts of the tiro-chamber, andl.4s Coal con
sumed, and a more continnons u i e fire can be
kept th an in any other stove. This new
patented improvement is ano r great as
to this already world-renowned
cooking store, which is now *a the Fair
grounds onlo for exhibition, where it can be
seen by all desirous of 'eximlimingitsma
pe#ecticons, and is for' sale by Wilmot &
Southworth, of this city, agentalfor, Shear.
Packard .k Co., of Albany.—.l3ool* Dem
ocrat, Oct. Ist.
For sale by S. N. Bronson.
Oct. 93.-31
A House AND LOT FOR SAIL—A
splendid House and Lot for saki, situate on
Second street, opposite the close
to good schools, Tog pleasantly looate4L-,
The hots. is new, just finish:lr ra top to
bottom in lost elute style: For er
ticulars enquire : to
of , IL lon the
premises. Towanda. Oct. 5, Platt.
illijrc twice! Cigars , at giiirrriT i a,
one ilboi north of Darner% Tolima) Store.
Towanda, Aug. 20, 1868.--ft. I
map - Miss Griffin would aiario the
Ladies that she hail returned the city
with the Fall and Winter style *rf 'korona
and Hats, and is prepared to offer the woo
at thqoareet prism also Vehstii arni Wins
for dress trimmtnp.
0et.21.-St 1.
Opuial
Oct 22.
• -
Watrro.--A good wagoa maker.
Reassasbie wages awl stes4 sieploymeat
J. P. /swim. s.
Booth &snob'. Bradkerd.Coi. h.
Oot. 13.-3 P
V,- bay
astisigi
ak soeY_
Opt 11ir,70=717 -
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4 ..• .7.
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praitgarilla
• .1.21...innavr4 VIM"
. .26.. Griartil* Clentreil l
• Special. AV p
26 and Us:
vieV i reetheyuside
Thom Ili w nikie it hacepor;l
ial examination. inrilreontl
qatramaida toad NOW
school lava. Eierchno
!Teen thiaidifoNdochl
the elms afteollOo'elotat'
' Teuton rind 1E
Matesraild
ring school.
ideate, hianediptior to fly
Inn% 1864 vex* bill's A
1867. zaadO lalOreles
day of Jima Li nt.,
fobs innientoold idle se
for their revectirs Wm*
dance._ . O. en
Oinrant o . eept.
- -
TROY GRA6it;
Union Graded 'School r
term on lioaday.l,ol#
cipaleV l '
este of
of Lake Yaw
Pities= ill
ded, sad*
that raolin
complete al
two able t•
one of the
School at
late of V
We
Totes.
nervi
seed by
mended
nem in -
MIL '
The eIW
long felt the
conunodatenOt
Boro.; but one that
ties for all -the Toting
dies of Wade= Brot
taro a thorough alheaticni,
pense_df over SIAM iv
finest sohool baling in '
vania. jhe building is
stiuotelf of Brick, in mai
feet squire, with dist and,
antranoe, and
, tivoi storks
Room; 28:28 feet on
two Booms 98:40 on
of being thrown Into ate
whenever neosessiy.
There ar e alai two :
16:28 feet each, I On tht
spacious Cloak Booms
the use of the Pupils.
The whole building Is
ventilated, and is hey
'Ws Patent Hot Air
:The Rooms are fir
ash, , and furnished
'the most modern any
It is the design of
make this In all rel
school ; a n d.to is*
long existed. in thir
lug facilities for the
borough and Fad
Students desiring t.
will here fled the amps.
that thorough prep:U.4lth
to success.
Owing to the inuir
log the building. IN
only eight weeks—
year will be divided
weeks web.
Non-resident Scholars
Tuition,as folio*, •
For the Common:F.4llBh 1
" Higher 1
~ L anguage's and Mg]
mattes I
No Incidental Eipenser
in all eases be graded -
Competent Teachers h
to give instructions to .
it. -
\
Board can be obtained for
scholars at reasonable prices.
for board will be snade to the
Tuition bills will be paid
meat of the Term to the Bei
School Board. Ages for tl
will be in propo
The Board of pirectors
fully announce their, ml'olloll
manent success ; and high
School ; and they, cordially i
nest (*.operation of the bush
citizens gene:2llp in aid of th
• D. F. Posta
Daps liontwzii, ;Etc.
Tao; PA., Oct: 18611
Warrrao."—A fatally of good char ,
acter and competent to ••• • • • and im
prove a farm Ds a dairy, or othkliwise.
'a.H. - %ram.
Wyalusing,i Ooti 13, 1868: 7 +3 •• *.
Lutz 1 Liitiel Litz I • he Midi:r
eigned hsvinii, erected a larg and perma
nent LIME 111:10, *doh' is now in fall
operation, Wks on hand a Laren groat:or
WAXER Luce, slab he will dell , as low as
elan bought any:4n between 'dittos and
Elmira. . A 0 T ' EICDII IX PRIM E
made to dealers ho buy by e quantity.
Orders filled and shipped to points by' T
canal. I DI:
. ErowntowniTa., Oct. 10, 11
MA S.IIIE J.
PACKARD—KELLEY—In Alba, • Oct. 25,
by V. M. WilsomEsq., L. A. Packard, of
Canton,' PS:, to rise Jane Kelly, of Le ,
• • Boy, Pa. " t i •. .
. . .
PIERCE—ANDREWS—At the. Parsonage,
in East Canton, by Bev. S.' R Gates, Mr. I
• Isaac L. Pierce tp Miss Ella L. Andrews,
both of Lelk• r y. 1 •
EDDY—HIND!&—In Wysox; , Oct. 27, by
Bev. H. J. Crane, Mr. Aarcrpß, Eddy to
Miss E. A. Hinds, both of • . •
LEWIS—FULLER—biT Wyo
liking county, Oct 27, by_ y. &F.
Brown, Mr:Litman Lewis, Pike, and
. Miss Linn L•Fti ll ei, of (lamp own.'
,FULI.EB—CAMP-rAt the e time and
place, by the aFe; Mr.. B. Faller
and - Mhs Am da 31. both of
Oamptown. ; ,
SMITH—FBAYIERj-At - the : ea se of
the Brides Fathq , In Wlid , Oct. 15 r
by Bet. A. J. Arnold , lir. ng.ustat B.
Smith, of Elmirt to Mesa rah A. Fra
zier.
...
BROWN—ACKLEY—At the g o Parson- -
age in Comptotret. ed. 20, Rev. A. J.
Arnold, Mr._ Bewell P. Brown• of ,Towan-•
3s, toldiss Miranda H. AA& , of Wyalu
, ring., :
1 , . .
I ' •
p .f S I) .
GERNERT—In 'Cciluinbia X e t h Oct.
11, gr. Wm. GeTert, Aged 8 years.
The deceased was{ one'of the 1Y sellers
in Coltunbia, and was well kno actdhigh
ly respected by ld i townsm He was
over land and devOted to his ' • y and
obliging to his neighbors. His aeral TM
ittended by a larg 4 number o mourning
Moeda and citizens.: The se ees web
ducted by Tho r. iDs. Jeck ,of NMl
hereon. ;
GRANVILLE—At asisloosa, ' Oct.
7, 1868; lmserernse Eke* ag 8 months,
„ov daughter .of S. Granville 4E; Ad
, ' agae Stervens; • formerly of
i in this comity. 1• 7 ...
BOSTWICK—In licoih, Towan Oct. 15,
1868, Rosa Bell. 1 •youngest, ter of
Mahlon and A. Li Bostlaelc, ;
i 6years,
..i • -
Sister thou want mild and to Ix -. •
"•• Guide as the
4zurier b
Pleasant as the air of evening '. ' • '
When it floats Smog the e& .
- .Thiseeftil be thy sfleot slum , • •
Peaceful in the grave so to
Thou no more Witt loin our_ bee,
s ra
Thou no more crlr songs fknirr.
left
Dearest sister thou hart
Here thy lore we deeply f l
JBut di God that Meth bereft n
Ile 01111 all ear 4iriows heal.
Yet again we top4 turned I
. Whezi•the aiiy of life is
. 0
• , Tial hibeineu la* tii
-, " Whore so lhorwell bar is
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011110411 •10 Mil OM dila arit
to be rocalvel by C. v. owe, abil all deamtda
aphid add Loa so. toto pet fat lottio•
Ant to , blot.- - • - •••AIL 0110.38.
Townda; Li. ISOB; IL'PATTOi. • ,
• Tim badman win atnl bo mob* pi at Nor. ,
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itaM BSW/aD.-1:1) scoorlirice
molotlon, or propo.illosr
(se
siW ....".. CluesseiDomeellet the Daelelh" ealbi
Isitlopted Goteborg" Seth. A. D. Use I heri- 4
by of* siesiattd floe Etutdred Donut te
=Lupo aorrlctioo Avg ma iorarksj....
doll ere. or - have tree soy iselletok;
or buildlegros ossonee ; en same to be dose
*Ulla the waits of sale Albs Borough:
DAVID PALMER; en .
—The Troy
"a ftrat
, Pia*
'Mad:
. „ .
PATOI3N.I-Itio irell•known Tea.
flog Ste MOHR% the magma
tad (kw K. Iseeekr. vet erflite mai
wiUWB atria theta! smolt at 'Wry
80beraele Uwe abebb r 'breeds: Tee
./A Wank sites at Um deb et owner.
Oran pielteg • tit% te a , , teal be - b eld
iponatele fee fariessee.
KINGSBURY At -804, 011.
Tdassa. N0y 5.11114.-;-lin. •
school
to its
a/ ii
-1 com-
Ithfal
o otti
taring
to so
ir own
Will
id IS.
T ovrArm,&:, COAL RD 1 ‘,
Awrinteortz AND iltiPilil9l,l'
The sedasigeed having lased the Cad Yard'
sad Dock Itttheltid "-Barclay 'Basin." and jp t
completed a large Coal House and Mks epos
the preitisell.arrnow proposed %Ankh the
*kens of Towapda and vicinity with ihefilif
emit Idicis end ilea of *ha shore named cools
apon the most roarmable terms la any quanti
ty desire 4. Prlefat at_ the, Tard l antil father
$ll,OO .
BVI ... . .... . ... ...... 6,H)
Stove, 6.26
6.60
" fiatelay- 4 1A1Mpi 440
" Bon of Mines,. " AO
Vine r 3,60
The Miming additional dances will le.
Made for dellveang Coal within the Borough
Botha: . ,
Pa T0n,..60 ets. extra tor Carrying 1 s 50 eta
Ball T0n..35 -" " " " 25 c
Qatterten2s " ' " '" 23 "
es. Orders most la all eases be a:commented
with the - eash:
D'A_ OVBBTON & CO
Towanda, Nov. 4,1989.--if.
- to tob
at au ex
the
eon
-444:110,
four
and
" 4 2 014 1 7 1 et, 4.
e
ton Booms,
door, and
,floors for
lighted' and
two of Lsv-
tout with
.1 desks of
styles. •
• Troy to
chase
at bait
afford
limy%
300 CASES BOOTH & SHOES
H I UMPHREY BROTHERS
=ll
'Offer to their °id enstrrne ra ani the general
in liniih
wM.be frn
NOT WILY - TELL LARGEST
Su
!ram of 14
be charged,
ASSOAT.MEN7
$6
00
. 7.00
e--,
8 00
will
PAT;rt TRADE I,
Merit.
Irrepared
who desire
non resident
Applications
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
COUlmellea
etary of the
. short term
LOWEST RATES
old respect
• in Abe per
.er
• rite the ear
a.- men and
" efforts.
Y., PfeeL
WORK IIUARRANTEED
sown: d. BUlrrei
SHOES FOR . LADIES;
MISSES AND CHILDREN,
RECEVED TIE ONLY SEVER, MEDAL
Excellence of Manufacture
Baowar.
-U.
PARIS EXPOSITION 1867.
GOODSTOR , MBIVS WEAR,
HEAVY OR LIGHT
Hungarian and other Styles.
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
...."\
Node to Order by Experienced Workmen.
,Saddlery Department !
100 HORSE. BLANKETS I
Carriage 4. .Team 'Harness,
TRUNKS, WHIPS, SC
Towanda. Oct. 31, ItsB.
MMUWiI
The tulerribers haring suld their Maine,* at
Potterville, are desirone of Fettling, their ac.
counts. and mined those indebted to call lie.
inediatele and settle. all amanita 01 \ llmbaii
& 33bwrortb, and Kimball & lion, unsettled by
the Ont of October neat, will be -placed in the
bands of a Justice for collection, without re.
,gard to persons. ,
KIKBALI, & SON.
Dept: 3,1868.-4 w.
• A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE:J
AN& Notice is beret), even that
Oa bled to' the estate of Semantba Brewer,
dilatof Itrelles tap , deo% ) ire requested to
mike intnedustepsymeut, sail an perms bat-
ing alatatCsgalsat said estate mast present
theta dgll lotbsattcated tor sittletseat. .
JEPPEIMON PUTEts.I2I,
06140, 1868 Adinbststrator.
A DMINISTB'S liOTlOK,Notice in
li berehrglien that all persons indebted to
be estate of SAMUEL JOEINISON. , We' ..01
Pike WIN; dec'd.. , are regimes!! le maker is
twat° puma, and those hating claim
=„lMeese must present then! an
ter amalgam.
BURTON SIMNEL?, ,
bet 20 1108. • Adatalstrator.
..A.DMINISTRATOR'S N15116*-
Itotk* Is garb, gins that all pertain
bdebled to the estate of JOHN IL Be DOIR
late: if lots- da, are requested to stab ta
innate, moat. sad all palm lambs data
estate must resent thew deltas
.
- - KLIZABITH-BaDGB0;: -
• -•
'0 Fakir
4* - oististu i.
11711
AT RETAIL
public
BUT BEST
VOODS
FOR 1/111
That C 7 lO be fon4 da
The stock is offered at the
And the
Awarded tor
Al the
JAHEi M. Mari
Either
CALF OPER%, NAPJLEMC
In Intl operation and all got ale
In the
BUFFALO & WOLF ROBItS
SZr,l
P'SW
grw *-# iIitAIRkWAITOP i
-...'- ,- , -
..
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lowa
rebut,
:,• ^ - 1 . wa Ilk
1 ..
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41 '
•
. • ! •
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Tro 11'..1; 41 z
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The mod complete , .
• -1 4 • ,r
H
A .
'S rat , * 7 S 6 4 ,FE,
T
Eng'. !Fluilla 1 4 11bIs IZ4ce, Vit (.)Pg ►b(ch vii
be tocili the followlq
. . ,
4 ,
.f
E * i nICA. N St I
.` ,l • r 'l l 7-. - -,-.
• :For Ambich iam '.
•
•
• ,
;`1 , '.., 1 .444.11.144*5 t
- •
.4141T111011K, „UFA. 11,
WhfC4 l ,Erc• -11 40 0 .Wif4 . 0igkn.a.Plibe' b eg
Soto , iitadetn) La.!'
'
for itir.;• Eitaveit
aus OLD, h OME,
tiAItDEN CITY,
• . •
And they cannot be Excelled.
I am s!st agent jet .'
lEMI
Platform and- Counter Suites,
Kerosene 0 1! ,
Window fitiss
Ali utmr:.ich •ill he *4l v
Manufacturers Prices
YES • tie !fade
I also keep const.nt Iy on hind a complete
STOCKOFAARDWARE,
01 all kla d., cuasis•tua i r k rt of
Bpripga,
Frit. es
Sir.kesx,
' Iron,
Nan Cods
MI Wale
MI
And all k tads of t"oelf Hardware, wbleb, will
be apkl at Ltui l'owt&t, I would okay to
Merchant' that' I will at ail Om ea meet Elmira
Prkes•
Towanda. Oct. 21 1868.
T BE TOW:A NDA REGULATOR!
•
CLOTHING STORE I
Adfolaing Pat• '
on'a Blcck.
St:N.B E R w co
1 1
' . .1d respectfully announce to the citizens of
o ands owl vi`. inky. that they Meal:opened
.d hove store, u.r.det the oi,•• Th e To
a, , Alegplator t i,, vith a spletillid asantizent
0P LEA DT If ADE ELOTII li/G ! -
• ' 1
eta Furnishing i :nude, Bite: Gaps. &e—, Lc.,
hi. they siesta the est& citlzm • cannothe
- I , , .1n style or elegance. and that the
t —, -sr an low eh to astonish evanboil7.—
: • , a& Weill hope that by strict attest.
Ind lilt. deltic:lr grit h , the people of To •
•
o 'the. will ; - obtain . lotdr patronage and
1
I , it. They els . beg to subjoin -the billow
'onimandaients lot their guidance.
COWS ONE! COSH; 'ALL"!
At IRosenberg k Wo:rr 'a One Price R P golater,
Kiln Street Tosrairia, Pa.
TAE TEN, cOSIMANDIienIi,
'Keep them; and Happy 11111 be Thy Days
1. Thou stoat have no other place to bay
olothing except Rosenberg &. Wolff One Price
Regulator, Nalw Street.
1. Thou shalt not choose any other merchant:
though shalt not, Paten to tbeir Speeches. for
Rosenberg 4; Wolff are no Cbathana-at.
dealers:
but sell at one price, and reliable. rand
serve_ydie nhto the third and fourth generation.
1. Th)n shalt not meek in vain any more for
cheap raiment, for they can be found -a t Steen
berg & Wolfts One Prim Store.
4. Thor shalt bear in mind that We sell only
on six days of the week, and don't desecrate
the Sabbath by, , keeping our doors open and
bangle out a show. tor, -on the seventh day,
Rosenberg & Wolff and their Meeks, desire to
rest from their Mbar& - _
5. Tbni shalt: honor, the way Romberg: &
weirdest, and long may be thy days to enjoy
Ita_beoeflta.
8. Tbonsbaltisot commit an impropriety—of
boYiug of Chatham at. Dealers, but come di
net to Rosenberg & Wolll's Oaen — Price Regu
lator, Main street
7. Th shalt not seek In vain for goods 01
Poreign; mike. tor Rosenberg & Wolff keep a
kegs •11 1 10tt• • • ; ••• •
8. Tbnn It not ourlon.frmathe Regulator
for Rosenberg & Tollf aen soar It would be
ksittl tb : , „
9. OP shalt not bast tine vitamin. eat ;
boncitly solmowletigi. tat yaw i an , 'get' better
suited and for lest- Money, It.‘.Rorembrg &
Waill'alhaskay Wire stone --- • ---
10..Thon shalt not covet tby neigto on goods
or his bargains; n• Romberg & Wein can
give them to you likewise : tbnefon, take.
counsel, and boy o ily of Rrenb erg & Wolff
the Unce Price Men
Towan Sept. 1. 1888.
SINGER • SEWING MACHINE'
The superior merits 'gibe • • SINGER" math
hies over all others, for either Family i se, or
Manufactoriog pupates, ere so we ll established
v d so generally admitted, tbst en enumeration
of their rehabs° excellemits is no tompileonsid
TLE LETTER s A." FAMILY
•
_ •
Thitherto niunufactueed by. this Company. m s ' s
gained an d maintained. the world over: and for
years past, an unp .ralleled reputation and sale.
Bat notwithstanding the excellence of this Ma
chine. we baire aY. to saaniecce that %this been
superseded by our
NEW FABII .Y ill ;WHINE •
- 1 '• '' r• - ' r. i . , '
which haubien ; ver two ;tail to preparation.
and whkh has been brought to perfection re
prdlesa of rms. Lou or 71.111N1E. and which
Ls how confidently presentq t thir.public u In.
comparably the twit Sewhig:llisathe in Exist
ent*. ... i
The Machin In pestlon. la Simple, Compact,
Durable and Beamitul. Ii is quiet, lightertue
stlng:and capable° , perfortabig I. tune sad
Treaty of work before attempted upon a
sin .e Machine, using either Silk. Twist. Linea
or Cotters Thresdri, and sewing with equal full•
by the very Swat --nd coarsest Nostalgia, and
suit/ring between the two extremes, Is the
nest beautiful.had eubstant al manner.. Its
attachments for Seining, Braiding, etc., are
novel and practicand have been invented and
adfuted especially for thlll Machine.,:
ima.lhe above Machine can be bad of
1 - WICKEIAII & BLACK. Agents.;
I . Ftill lostrurtioas given • our Fewinx Machine
Depot. An Asatuination is respectfully tweed.
Tewsuda. July 23.i864.-so 1 .
PURA'? —tame into ' 1 the i.ncla.
.s.:i
site 'or the. mbaciiber le Franklin twp.,
.reptember 1,1868, one two year old white heir,
er with ved grate on her. The Amur'
:, 0111$4 ' e 3 a l t ll4teeil te betivr
jao. .. w, 9 a. 7; , 4 rlell ,1 -4 is
a 'i to come forward, proVi
y
: oflowidinplr. y : .p -- f
• WIMWMWORI.4
KAMMi
SOIOtOAVV,, ,rt
' , fro•ra 'On -
ill*OPOS44llst*'6.'4l4l
• " • MIMISMIOII,4
.tits 4 . IP 1: 5 41 , 0 4 0.,#
Oly)F-444-4'ai,e 41E " •
• .
,Filj - 074
BIM PLAIN. - pp.
afr-07 - :: 4 • ill;AFt
•:;il.lvs ,
4EXT , Tailrkler:; 4 l# 7 ._,; - ;
001144 0010* *Rig Ohalkeskati....Poilitut,
French WOW.* asti• Emprdks Maio, ‘e
;•, (P ti pi , l 4 / V99W .
CBO4PBa3WIA
, C1,8c.5. ,1iii44 4 444 1 Pi"
/114.141,11104.111P1a ,
EN
;
'
111
-:..‹..GREAT BARGAINS I
.r.,
ii6N i tr "' gtor.„;
I
4, 1 4 11 4 140 0 Talitkr
# 5 4"1" 411 . 5 :
" CLOAKS
Comprising
aii - Likaraiti.; and Widens
' M. 1111 . 166 61 ' 24 " 14 !!‘
Velveteens, Alsilick ri
awn imd Mantilla lirrete,": l
• AT
,Loyv iinucEs: .
GOOD Dai.Fil!.,
Cloths llcC..7sisiltiiiii•es,
•
Mai* and Colored benven ri Fren*Coat 7
. Inge, English Wilms, —Broadcloths,
Plain Black and Fancy Cassini'
Fine qnslities, aid a WI line
• loiter grades for Boys . '
wear, now open.
PO WELL & CO.
; :Fasti, Dior, i :N4113
ALKXANDI'S KID GLOVES,
.4111 size! in colors, Black , and Wbitc:of
these Celebrated Gloves, will always-tire
CARPETS I•I;ARPE fS 1 CARPETS!
CitOSSIAY'R TAPBSTRY KRUMEI,LI3
EXTRA 111PROVRD, SIEDIUM 04PnoVED
j1'0( 1; CARPETS, IN NEW AM) R.,.ACTI.
licrre rhos,
TOIATBEII WITH A LUIGI,: &lb& OE
sj Jth g.
LOWER (RA!) JUST RECEIVED .Y
Towanda, i)ct. tA6B
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Towanda, Oct. 3;'1868
LADIES' k,(4I.I,DREN'S FUR'S 1
POWELL 1. CO.,
Desire to announce that the
will open and offer sale on
Saturday next (October 10),
their- stock of Ladies and
:Children's FANCY FURS,
a large stock' of which they
are now .receiving.
t Towanda, Oct.A, 18f8.
13_0 0,7 S A N .. 1) 8,11,9 S
TENS DEPARTMENT OP OUP BVSINEFS
We Atm devoted nude, .tiine,
and have 'spared no pain, to
make our stockef BOOTS it
SHOES the largest, best, and
most attractive to be Amid,
and hdving,.nzade our pit.
chases front , the beat and me*
popular maitpiii,citerers: in
country, we now o i tter a do
- .1 .
of Custom Made Goods at
e'i~uab~ed bolli s~s < ~nagri
and giadity.
- 4frisielavOce.
tonna of:the Store of
POWELL it CO
fo add '64 widths 3 Ttiy
mon i!
FUL 13TYLEs
,POWgI,I, &
DIATTINGS. gAT4t,, IiCGS,
In we v y•tif ,n. w ..ffend by
' POWELL & CO
A t4IEI.•.i.4LTT
~.. r.
~it~~Ml~tliaeo~t~.~ ,
_. .
NAV 11141. 1 ) 1 114T1100D51 :
' - • , ::'ii_ 3. ..
:,_ .:.. '. Oa! 11 • 4 6 . 0 111476 i • t:- .,
..„
vg i f i a t ia ti - at r i i iiii
c#., , 2 , 4itawl
14;
siva Aoki ooloctlos of goof* sad Wolin,
4 41=Z ign etrilC i # 14 : 4 r i the
Imam at sal tualsaikse stock. • Mink.
, kir fonmeintrembar Isom. do 1 1/ 01
~,,:.- i letio. -', rhinos don
, *Wm lake. ' Poo No
' , VW& Wren illooehilda's;ltsbi Stottf,, r ,..;. -
'Towanda, Oct. 5. IMP. •.• - - ) iir.
.
IY , 'B. G. UTII;D
=I
ME
EISEE
FINN
LIM
4 -
‘-•
EKE
EMS
~' _ a" ......
y ( ~, .:N~.~ i
ME
ItaIf2AXYZ'AS . , - *STORE,
ME
=
VA AND 4 EMI ki.E4E4ZED "liTQCK
^.• 1
ut',,. i .
~.e
Fall and Winter, • Gorids
Ax THE i:Rt.iziNT
Depression
. of
,tl4e. Market
Mil
Which will lA. sold sccoudly et
.I% I IIOLESALF, AND RETAIL!
Alto, direct from Livtcpuul,
YE CRATgS . 'Ol CROOKEKIt
=MM=I
•
• A. PETTES. CO.:,
now rrearing from New York a•Gnc es•
mebt of
'GOODS IN 'THEIR
_LINE!
consisting in part of
OWN & BLEACHED MUSI4NS,
.Al4tl PRINTit;
LADIES AND ctuLDRES'3 DDEtti GOODS,
Fancy Skirts, Shawls. flooplSkirta;
GLOVES, HOSIERY, YANKEE . NOTIONS,
&c., ac
All of which can be bought .au - cheap as the
nate quality of goods out he: bought in To
wanda. Their
MILLINERY DEPARTM ENT
Kbetosaatattbell 'with the West styletr,o
BONNETS 'A
-ND RATS,
And a gir -p l srsortment o' Millinery. Goods
with eo eatililliners to malt, the taste of al
who may avorthem With their o'rmar.
ld Miners will be tarn 4.hed with ill a Inds o
goads et *bolesale prim.
DON'rPOILGET Tao NAME AND PLACE
Mails §treet, directly o pp osite the : Court
Roue.
IL A. • PETITS A, . - 0)
Towanda, Sept. 24,186.-9 m I
L AKE'S NV 0 0„D MIL L.
Sam twenty-Are cords .ot a vo.orood, shingle
bolts OrArtave. timber, per y. Is - drier nby
ode or two horses, are easily owed from place
to place, and. can In an honkstime be set up
anywhere. This Machine complete in lea
oelf, requiting the imaistance fno other pow.
er. the horses draw by aeeep. making it
much more telethon', tread .p ower . It saws
twice utast, arid is soldier o e the price.
A number of these mills ire n w in use in Pike
Herrick and Orwell Township ; and are giving
universal satisfacticn.• Tho wishing
albeit rittoply t oll. W. U.ll3,l,Rayte
vale, or 8. N. BRONSON, Orwell.
. 1868.-3m ! ..
T° 14A - D
. .
. BSTAttAHYEI4Ti
•The undersigned - tislrbig entered In to a co
vi under Our name et SCOTT ta` AL
LYN, for the tniaatetiOn at bensass at the .old
Bakery stand, first-doer smith . .et.tbe Ward .
Boum. Main ,streetOrotdd "respectfully an
nounce to the ptiblic• that so- pains will be
spariet.to keep the' beat ot esnrythisg in our
line et brat wnaid at_ Oriess - ss km as caw ee
obtalsed - eleeinteee.: - We' trilre hasp - constantly
on bane sadmillbelai to'orlite - '
BREAD, POE4,XiiKL3.
.
Customer' easy rely oion qnr work being well
and Ileitis done. In oar •
EATING DEPARTMEn
Meals Idaho 'cued at ali hours of tito
and wcwill do.. ill our power to merit. not
val wantleauce, but;an increase of the_ 1 lb.
aril patronage heretofore ekended to the
Roue: AIMS Oysters atudastlyen hand. We
will its° keeps good assortment or, Groceries,
Contestkinemaree; Dried sad Canned fruits
Cub paid for Botter,,lligt and Fruit.
" • D. W. soar*.
dirandi. des: i s6B . J:; B. Amur:.
YERSBURG - MIGIS ! •
Thoi =bonito:B Isaias paschund of Mr.
Barns Ms intotest in the Mumma 'Maw
will carry on the ilinaineits . of Killing. and
gsannatoo all visit' done ;b7 Mans to ba of
the Verybelli atialitt •
• Wheat, Ilyw.abrilnoiwhent - Flinw; and.
Rawl constantly on ion& for sale at pe.
loweateash vita. -
• Also now on' bind ,s,hip quantity of
!,
befit Grua o.llloldos sale. i
. • • ; • _
iwhi on i, Sept 24, 186% -
MIESIN
PHAN'S .. P 017.132
11;41,010 Of an iliac:, lamed ant di the
' • • •'m Court...of: Bradford •County, the
• • igried adndabstratOrn Of thew estatenf
'Addirsiti'- 4 ,3loKeekti, Burlingtpat
Otit .m.kmi siec# l 4 -11
6 1 0.•140410 WSW* ,
on
iie at
- 2; * 9 19 * -- IL 4;I thei -0 11 01 1 b2 bea
It . . , te#rr or panel of lend eititatedn Bay**
• ,Tkeengbi haundedandkerelbed as
is e',Amseathirfli . ‘ iierthwestern
. nornetef theilfifellerein'tVefetibe&: Beloit
lOt r .
-Or huz4 tbal
the riaid'Addisou Idelfein died - seised CC.
from thence numingwnort/t 30 deg east 17
440 pin. AO a corner; thence a.h 681
asst 2# pm. to a. coiner; theme 56 deg east
"to . 1 i cPrnart Iltati4fisOnth
.eastso,4;en,- to& aurnatAwever sown ota
deir...leatli 640; per . 'to ek.earneier thereto
icatbl4.4l4. s ra. toe amen thence;
;north 6.1.,deg. eaat. - 10 .pra.; to e. coma;
we, soulli 5146 ,- . pas frpirs, to ginner;
theVeri,6ll•dem Test ; 1.2 pea,: , to a wines - t
‘thancesoVh 231 deg. eiat 17 140 pra. to*
Confer; th en ce north 81411ea34 1 per. to
comer;Beitme scour 2q„._ . terst - 5 • 4441
I ipss. to it corner; thence 624*. welt
'B-10pre.: ki learner; theme Sem* 25 deg•
OM, 817-I(rpri, - to ' a goner; thew* south
141 deg. east 8 3-10 pra; to sonar; thence
south 63 dewiest 74 10. pm. to a corner;
thgllC'el WU* MI ft. - east Itpra. to a °ern
es; therice south 67 deg west 24 pre. to a
eerier; thence south 714 deg. west 311-10
pre to a carner;.•thence ; north 81 deg. west_
/23 410 tan. .0 a earner, and from thence
notth7sol wail 30 340 pm. to the
plarkeo , ntnning Containing 38 acres...
ALSO—OIe other•plece err parcel of land'
*nate in , bciunded and des.
follows: Beginning at the 'rim!
western corner of ite lind heranailer des
turned, from thence - south 2&, deg. east2B
pro. to a corner; thence north 364 deg. east
57 540:pre. to a corner; thence north 87
'deg. east 30 440 pm. to a , corner; thence
south 9i' deg.%, east in pa. to a corner;
,theici smith 72 deg; west 5 5:10 pm. to a
"corner; thence south 201 Nowt 14 -.1 112 .
to a corner; thence south . 53 west 6 pre
to a corner; thende north 121. eg.,weet 46
pre: to - a corner; thence 'south -69/ deg.
west 7 prs. to a cornet; thence north 21.1
west-2 840 rods 'to *corner; thence
south-571 deg. west 11 5-10,pm: to s t eer*.
• erf thence north - 9, 'deg. west 15' ms. to a
donna; thence north 501 deg. east 5 pm. to
a conies; thence north 33 deg. west 10 840
priCto a coiner; thence south 551 deg. west
6 pm. to a corner; thence north 37 deg, west
36 — pm. to a corner; thence north 57 deg
east 10 pm. to a corner; thence north 281
deg. west 45-10 pre. to a corner; thence
north 63 deg. west 9 pre. to a corner; thence
south 55 deg. west 6 pro. to a comer; thence
• north"s4l: deg. west 14 pm. to , a corner;
thence north 174 deg. west 17 prs. to a'
corner; thence north 434 deg. west 16 pre.
to
.a corner, and from thence north 94 deg.
west 30 paprs to the- place of beginning.—.
Containing 60 acres and 144 perches, with
a framed barn thereon.
TEB3lB—sso to be paid by the pnrcbs4
• ser for each lot at the time of sale, and -I
at the confirmation of sale, 'f in el: menthe
thereafter, the balance in one year from
confirmation of sale. • I
PHMANDEB. LONG,
'ELLEN P. McNEAN
Oct. 8, 1868. Administrators.
MEI
ORPHAN'S 'COURT SALE.—By'
vv virtue of an order issued out of the
Orphan'e Coart of Bradford County, this
undersigned executors of the aitatotof John
Bixby; late or said county, deo'd., will sell
at public sale on the premises on FRIDAY,
,NOVEMBER 1304'1868:at 2 o'clock, p.m.,
the following described lot, piece or parcel
of laintaituate in Sylvania born., bounded
and described as follows : On the north
by lands- of Samuel P. Tinkhamand Wm.
Peck; on the east by lands of Abram Scott
tem on the south by antis Merritt and on
the west by G. M. - Bixby. Containing 125
acres, more or less:
, TERMS—S2OO to be paid . by the pnr
cbaserian striking the property down, 81000
on the - confirmation of sale with interest
from sale, and the balance in six and twelve
mouths theniafter in equal paythents with
interest from sale, -
•
• WILLIAM G. BRADFORD,
• PETER MONROE,
• • JOHN- BIXBY,
Oct •2?" 1868.• Execntbrs
fIRPRAN'S COURT SALE.HBy
V. virtue of an order issued out °tithe
Orphan's Court of' BradfOrd County, the
-undersigned administrator' of the estate of
'Theodore Arnot, late of Monroe twp., dec'd
win expose to public- sale on the premises
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 ,Gale and Su ll ivan's land
south-west by' lands now in possession of
Haines, and north-west by a public
road. Containing , about 30 acres, more.or
TI MlS—sso to be paid upon property
being struck down,. ono half of the balance
uponconfirmation. and balance in one
ye-AA. With interest.
Oct.. 15,1868
ORMAN'S ''COUR' -By
*hitt° of an .order I or *L e
_of
Court of Brat ...vonty, the
undersigned administratrix of the estate of
Horace Kinney, dec'd., late of Ktteshequin, -
*ill expose to public sale On the premises
on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1868, at 2 o'-
clock, p. m., the following described lot,
piece or parcel of land situate in Sheshe
quin twp., bodnded as follows : On the
east-by lands of G. W. Dinney and lands
formerly belonging to Myers Osborn,. west
bylands 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 less. . .
• ALSO—The following described lot.piece
or parcel of land situate in Sheshequin
trap., botmded as follows : Beginning at a
post and stonesii being the south-west corn
er of slot of laud now or formerly of the
estate of Nancy Snyder dec'd., - and being
' the north-east - corner of the lot hereby_des
cribed, thence north 87 deg. and 30 railt,
west 64 pis. to a chesnut sapling and stones
the north-east corner of a lot of land late
belonging to Geo. Kinney, dec'd, thence
south 2 deg. and 30 min. west 70 prs. to a
post and stones, the south-east corner of
the said'Geo. Kinney lot, thence south 87
deg. and 30 min. east 64. pra. to a cheenut
oak. being the soutli-west corner of slid lot
now or formerly of the said estate of said
Nancy Snyder dec'd., thence north 2 deg.
and 3Q min. east 70 prs. to the place of be
ginning. Containing 28 acres, moils or
I .
TEBIIS $5O to be paid on the property
.being atm& down, and one hall the bal
ance on the confirmation of sale, and the
remoinder of purchase previous to Ist of
May, 1803; same to. be .secured by judge
ment bond or bond and mortgage, to be en
tered as-a lien on the premises,
ANNA P. KINNEY, .
A dm inis tratri x.
Oct. 15,-1868.
ORPHAN'S COURT. SALE.-By
virtue of an order issued out -of the
Orphan's. Court of Bradford County, the
undersigned Executor of the estate of Ez
ra Rutty, late of. North Towanda, deceased,
will expose to public sale at the Court House
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3h 2 o'clock,
m., the following described lot, piece or
parcel .pf land situate in North Towanda
tarp., bohnded as _follows : Beginning at a
post at the corner of the old Ira H. Steph
ens farm and in line wtth . D. Rutty's hill
farm thence north 61 deg. south along said
Rutty's hill farm 3324 rods to a post, thence
.south 20,1 deg. east along David Ratty 's
land 1411 rods to It post thence • along the
said David Rutty's land over • the creek
south 421 deg. west 4061 -rods to an plm
tree, thence, north 29 deg. west along the
old Ira 11. Stephens farm 1545 rods to the
place of beginning. Containing 32 acres
and 144 • -
AkERT
. TEEMS-51W to be paid on the proper.
!..1 , being struck down and the residue with.
in six months from confirmation, With in.
Merest from confirmation.
JAMES ELLIOTT,
Executor.
ORPHAN'S. COURT SALE.—By
virtue of an order issued .out of the,
Orphan's Court of Bradford County, the
undersigned guardian of the estate of Elar
tin'Compton,late of West Burlington tap.,
deo'd., wIU sell at public sale on the rem
its:a, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12th,
1868; at 2 o'clock, p. m., the following des
cribed lot, piece or parcel of lend, situate
in West Burlington tivp., bounded and des
cribed as follows : Commencing at a stake
and stones the north-West corner of D. S.
• Hayden's lot.: thence west 172 6-10 pre. to
a corner in th 'western line of warrant --
thence'south ;45 35-100 pus. to stake and
stones; thence east 173.6.10 Pra to a stone
in the highway, bounded by J.A. Compton
thence north 46 35-100 pre. to the plea° of
beginning. Contsinthg 50 are% with the
:appurtenances. •
TERMS-350 to be paid on property be
ing struck doirn, one half Ott tion
of sale and balance in one year lkom con
firmation withinterest • . - • •
• filas
Oct, 15, 1868.
• CILABRUNA COMPTON,
0ct.22, Ism Guardian,
CM
TN nirrlTlON:ii-Otpkin's Court ,
JI. of Bradford_onanty. It the . natter Of the
sad. of Jobs Hoverly. lee olperaton top.'. ,
:
To the hen sad legit tiftives of said;
Joint Handle - Wherese.at as Orphan's Court
; held at Toormolit., is - pig for told county o' •
BradW the ltd' day Of. E is Fin aib e r . A. D..
111611, Morn the Hoil. P. •B. Streeter and bit
doilmitito Jading -of add Cool, the peMtlo)
of Orkndo Brirorty, Addles Paris (with her. •
hosbend S. 0. MU, Joilittig,) - Alaska* Chan.
• (and ben hothead 0. ff. Obalet• Phht.l) chit
4rat and belatef Jobs Beverly, lea lot Over. -
totr,liradford &stay,. deemed. was preaentd
setting forth. ?Writhe-1i sittlfolni Rawly diet _
about the lath day of Angest..lo64. - Intostate.
leavinitta survive biro a widow; Almhz Haver
ly, lining it'Oresten, and One' children. via....
',litines,who dledabetit thalOth day of Sept. '
1866. karlag • 2 .0000. visa Edward. who
la of age,and Sin,. of whom (mama &Ter
lyls gee
_raw. Amass Beverly living at Albs".
1111. Orlando Hefts et Albeny, &Abe (saw isr -
~terinenied iith U 4 ,0.11000 living at Monroe.
Ws Wayman (widow of Solomon Warman)
Wag at Albany, Kay Ann (now intermarried •
-with Gee. Neal, Heim; le Towanda, - Abair',
now intermarried with Crane Chase, and
Adeline Par% now latermarried with &pion
, too parts, living at Albany, all of Bradford •
County. Pa. . DeAlanson Silverly who wroth°
Ohio during the war, end whet) last born's-elm
about , slew ago, was livingat Banana, AdIUVI •
comity, Who:main. Also thy children el a
deceased daughter, Catherine Boyle, wife ~i
- Gideon Bolls' Rho died .about nine years.sgo,
named to illino s. , aid Catherine died in the
lifetime of the ktiestste. at Vie ton. Pa..
leaving to Waive ber seven children, to win
Sylvester, aged 2.3 year. filing at ledlaloplui t ,
biabarka Gouty' Lows. Havedloos. aged. 23 punt
'llvieg at Albion, Edwards county, 1111cei,,, 1, / ,.
tint% C.,5ge4123 3 ears living at Towanda," P,i. •
‘ Wallace aged 21 seats, residence not known,
Nanny wile of George Ginn:mil, aged its pears
living at Albion, Edwards comity 11l , Addic
aged 17 living at Eklredaville, Sullivan county
Ps.,'lFranklist Boyles err inane, aged l3years,
living w ith: and adopted by George Irvine.
I.4l)=Cornersi, ma4'ard county, pa. Th a t
Um, Jobs Haverty died Mixed. -Mills do- ...
able en of fee of andSt a messerage or tract
of hnd - altrated in Or tote, cradford county,
fist r Viotinded and deivibed as !chows_:' ro.--
ginnitiat. a earner sad running ; oath li;^
c u t, In pm to • a corner, thence south 394'
wee! 39 pre. to a . corner, . theme* south 57r
east 70 pre. to a comer, thence south 1340 ease
21 pre. to a corner, thence smith 83° mat 49
pea., to a corner, thence north 194° es-t iii FA
to a corner, theses north - 54° west 134 pm to
' the -phice of beginning.. Cazialaing 424 acre...
more or less, with .1,14 appurtenances. That
and• r and by ' Witae of the InG:o4te laws or
this Commonwealth, to the i aid Almtra Rarer_
ly (the widow I it belongi-ti) have due third
part o' said mules ate for and during the term
of be, natural life.. That •to your pethictief;
it belongs each to hare the equal fifteenth parr
of said real estafe• and to of the childna
of the said Catherine Boyle. 'dee'd, it belongs
to hsve.cno seventh - of one equal filteenth part
of said real estate in fee. N,a_portition of said
real e_ tnte having been ”d. the partithri i
pray the Court.to, award - an.- inquat to make
partition of the same to ani amongst the afore
raid' patties according le their reipacticc:
rights,- '
Whereupon the Court, on due prioi -anticen
sideration of the premises. award an Inquest to
the purposes atorcsuid, and direct notice to be
given to the heirs in this county to deysno..-
tore inquest, and publlcatiox made and pap.r
mailed to those out of the musty whose re,i
deuces are known. 20 days before. infineet.
Tars Norma, that an honest will be held
at the late residence of John Beverly, deed..
in the.towaship of Overton, in the County of ,
Bradford, on Wedoeaday the 31 deso:f Belem
ber,lBlB, at 1 o'clock in the alternooa of that
day, for the purpose of making ilartiti•n of
the rent estate of said deceased to and aiming
ble children and legal. representative+, if the
Same can he:done wit hcut ptejadke t: or.spoil
log of the whole ; oth 'raise to value and up
praise the tame according to law; at which
time and place you can attend it you third:
proper. WE. GRIFFIS. Sheriff .
- Sheriff's Office, Towanda. Oct. 23.1868. •
nRPHAN'S COURT 'SALE.—By
N./ .virtne of an -order Issued 'out of the
Orphan's Court of Dradtoni—Ccitmty, the
undersigned administrator of Philip R.
Plall„ lata of Tuscarora tsip., deed., will
sell at public sale on the premises, on
THURSDAY, ItiOVEMBER 5, 1868, at .2 o'.
clock, p. m., all that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land' etuate, lyla and being in.
Tuscarora twp., beginning ate south-east
corn's; of a lot surveyed for Thos. Halt
north to the south-west corner of a lot sold
William BAD, thence along the-east line of
said Hall to the county line, thence south
along the county lino far enough by mo
aning a line due wrist by Reuben Idattison's
east line making one hundred. acres, with
six per cent allowance.
T $3OO oil the property being
struck down, and the balance on confirms.
Lion of sale.
ORLANDO E. PICKETT,
Oct: 15, 1868. , Administrator.
ORPHAN'S 'COURT SALR,--LBy
virtue of in .order issued out of the
Orphan's - Court of Bradford VCOunty, the
undersigned administratrix of the estate of
William .N, Conrad, late of Sheshequiu,
will expose to public sale on the premises'
TUESDAY; NOV, 10th, 1868, at 2 o'cicok,
p. m., the following lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in Sheabequin twp., bounded
as follovis C- Beginning at a white-wood the
north-east corner fo a lot contracted to,
Charles IL Sweet, thence west 80 . per.. to'
the south-east corner - of a lot contracted to
Wm. N. Conrad, thence north 79 6-10 per.
.to a post' thence east 80 per. to dames Ban
ili
dolph's west line, thence south 79 6-10 per.
to the place of beginning. Containin 10
acres more or less. • - • . -
TERMS.—SSO to be paid On the ion! rty
being struck down, and one:half of ct,
on confirmation of sale, and the baler+ in
one Yen. t.'^-• roatirmaticm, with interest.
Inz 'TliDit CONBAD,i'
......._____tiatix.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.-4-113 -
virtue Of an order issued out of the
Orphan's Court of Bradford county, the un
dersigned Guardian of the estate of F'hap.
D. Miller, late of Columbia tap., deceased::
will ere to public sale on the premises,
on THMSDAY, NOVEMBER -12th, 18641,
at 2 o'clock, p.'211., the following despribed
lot piece or , l of land situate An Col
umbia tw•p. bounded north by thepnblic
"highway let: ding from-Troy boroughito Syl
vania, east by. lands owned by tatllager.
south by lands hereinafter described anti
Charles Waldo, - west by lands now-owned
by Geo. P. Monroe. Containing about 2) 4
acres, bo the same more or less, subject to
widow's dower. -
04-1 t 1868.
ALSO—The following described lot or
parcel of
d situate in Columbia twp..
and bounslea north by lands hereinbefore
described, east by lands, of S. Sager, and
by lands late belonging to Ches. - Ittinyoa,
south by the same, and west •by Andrew
Hiff — and Chas. Waldo: Containing 37
acres and 106 perches, be the same more or
less, subject to widow's dower. '
TERMS.—SSO to be paid oh each lot on
the day of sale, ono third on the Continua
tion-,of sale, and the balance in.; eimand
twelve zoonlhs, with interest. froeeentir
motion. . .
JAMES C. McKEAN.
Guardian
Oa; 22. 1868.
ciurliAN'S COURT SALE. -- By
virtue of an! - order issued out of the
Orphan's Court of Bradford county, the un
dersigned Guardian of the estate of James „
Barns, deceased, will sell at public sale 1M
premises on. SATURDAY, .NOVEMBER 11,
1868, at 2 o'clock, p. In.; the undivided one
fourth part.(subject to widow's dower), of
the following described lot-place. or parcel
of land situate in Pike Vim., bounded north
by land of Asa Warner, east by John Bous,
south,by land owned. by Kellogg Barnes,
pest by - land owned by the heirs of Jere,
miah •C. Barnes, deed. _ Containing 10
acres of land
TERMS—One-fourth 'of the purchase to
be paid on the sale of the property and the
balance on the Anal
SEPH. confirmation o
ffll, sale.
- JO a lIK -
Guirdian.
Out 22, 1868.
E XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby given that all persona Indebted to
therestate of Berl. J. , 110.1020, deo'd., late of
Leßoy twp., are requested to who ; payment
without delay, and those having claims agaiust
said :Vete must pressat them duly aotheatiea.
ted...o settlement.
BUZ/AWL HOAGLAND,
HEUBESTONH,
Oct 20 liy.A.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE —Notie ,
is hereby given that a. persona Indebteo
to th , estate of .ABIILLII SPALDING. late al
Canton dec'd. are requested to make im
mediate payment.. and all hiring chiral upon
old estate. will present them duly Pr. in. l 'eatpt
for settlement.
iNSON NSPALDING r
00:21, POI.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-
Notice is herebygiven that ail persona
Indebted to the estate of JOHN .JONES, late
of ULSTER tap.. - deed., are • requested to
make immediate paymenr. and nit persons har
ing claims against - said estate. DMA [intact
them duly authenticated for settlement. •
GEO. P. CASH.
Administrator-
Oct 18, 1868.
AIiMINISTRATOWS. NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby gives: that ail persons
indebted to ihe estate. of J. Y. PHMTON.
deed, late or Smithfield, are requested to
make immediatet, tad those lunizfi
demands against sidata• will present them
dal; authenticated Inc settlement. . '
LYDIA E. PANNING.
Administrator.
Eept.B. 1868.
RAGS t RAGS RAGS M--500
Wu good Paper Dyer want e d itich
the blgbeattmarket price will be , • .
ALTON) SiM/ial.
. Tow aadi, Oc4lt 186 L • - .
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Ea.antors