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-LOCAL AND GENERAL
Tutu TABLE.—The following is the
Time Table of the Pennsylvania_ and New
York Canal and Rail Road Comptny. which
.00k effect on Monday, Nov. 23, 1868 :
P. M. P. M. A. M.
6:35 12:30 840
650 12:45 8:55
7.03 12:58 9.08
718 113 923
740 1:35 945
NOBTIIWAID:
810 12:00 00)
750 1140 ,6:40
.. ....1197 627
. 7651 11:12 6:12
..7:00 10S0 4510
A. M. A. M. P. M.
JOHN P. COX Superintendent. -
1V Lyra=
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Towesixt
WATER= ,
35111538 ..
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TOWANDA
Ova friends on the east side of
the river will be pleased to learn that the
Ice is in good order for crossing, and that
teams are driven over it every bony in-the
day.
Doartorr.—The fliende of Rev. A.
J. Arnold will pay him a donation visit at
his re tidence in Camptown, on Thursday,
the 14th of January.
Rosso. & 13tRBANK's Inenr:
mace AgenF.y is the place to get the best and
ebeaKeet ( policy for either fire or life. They
re regent only the best companies. Office
nt Codding &Russell's Hardware Store.
Mir e notice by Hand Bile post
ed'arorusd town that there is a chance for
everybody to supply themselves with stoves
at cosk for the next Thirty days.
Call at Aspinwall:a Hardware Store and
treat yourself to a new one. _ •
Ser GEN. PArros will lecture on
temperance, at a county meeting of the
friends of temperance, to be held at La
porte, Sullivan County, on Friday, the 15th
inst. We congratulate our Sullivan County
friends on their selection gf one of the
! ablest lecturers on that subject,
PERSONAL.-Aishop Stevens has so
Tar secovered from the injuries received-in
Bethlehem, that ho expects to visit Scran
ton Sunday morning, January 10th.
The ice crop has been gather
ed during the past week. A splendid liar
vest is the result, the ice being over a foo
IBM
Hous BCRNED.—The d welling
house of Nicnotas Kizzr.s.rs, in Cherry
township, together with its entire contents.
some $5OO in notes, a quantity of silver
money, Lo., were destroyed by fire on Mon
day night last. No insuranea—Sullloan
l re Press. .
ins...Tne date affixed to the printed
label by which the Brovirrzs. is directed to
abbsenbers, indicates the time to which the
itbsoription is paid. We .re now adding
*ry week many names to our list, and our
.iiibscribers are requested to notice if the
date is correctly printed. If not, please
give in immediate notice that the mistake
may be rectified.
g2i`• Mr. E. B. CASE of our village;
met with a serious accident on Thursday of
1:1,t week, whilo ih the loft of his barn .
throwing down hay, about 5 o'clock in the
r_mning, his feat slipped and he fell to the
ii. below, injuring himself severely.—
Whe I found he was insensible. His wife
, ecceeded in getting him into the hots°
.t!..ne, and sent fot the doctoi. At litsfao
-,,lints be was in a fair way to recover from
inj cries.— Northern Tier Gazelle.
Yu UNG AMERICA FO JANUARY--
There is always a great hurrtong the
children when Young America, es. Its
•...irn-s, its puzzles, its pictures, possesses
an irresis table attraction, and induces lots
of boys and girls to beg at bed-time for just
half an hOur more." The January num
b-r is the third issued since the enlarge
ment, is one of the most interesting mutat
tractive that has been published. Parents
and teachers should bear in mind-that it is
the only juvenile- periodical that confines
n..4.1f to sketches of an absolutely truthful,
natural character. Publication Office, 838
I'd-o:away, N.Y. At $1 50 yearly.
Tire SIDENTALKS.—Attention, cannot
t , o often or too pointedly, called to the
t xtreme danger of allowing snow and ice to
remain on the side-walks. .They are at pres
ent in a.very perilous condition, and we
hope,a due consideration for the safety of
limb will lead our citizensacipromptness in
removing the danger. We have many ted
and infirm citizens in oar midst to whom
walking is exceedingly dangerous because
c f the slippery condition of the walks. If
they slip and fall they are almost certain-to
.painful injuries, It is but little
trotilile to k - eep the walks clear of snow and
if attenied to in time.
A SocIAL GATHERING.—A little over
th rce years ago Mr. Aiwa lours,' with his
fa wily, which is large and respectable, set
t Ira in our midst, and engaged in the busi
ne,s of tanning, and by his industry, energy
,La perseverance has added greatly to the
w(alth and prosperity of our town, and by
his many amiable and good qualities has
crop a large circle oftriends, many of whom
kr:. , ok bountifully of his hospitality Tues.
da 7 evening, the 22nd inat ; having been
pre vionsly invited, for a house warming, -tla
he has just completed his new house ; which
is one of the largest and most commodious
dwelling houses in western Bradford.
Thefe were present . betren sixty and
, v%enty of their friends and neighbors, who
After spending the evening in the most plea
p.eit until
. and agreeable manner possible,
Ab mil 12 o'clock. (,r. Lcazs Ittrzdstdrig
plenty of apples, cider, oysters', and many
, iLer things which were good and wh01e
,,.,me,) the guests separated for - their
homes, all highly pleased with the new
house, their host and hostess, and praying
, that they may live many years to enjoy the
I,?..inties of their new home and that peace
and prosperity may ever attend them in all
thcir 'audible undertakings.
GRANNTLLE CERTBS, Pa,
MAN BrRNED Ativc.--A shocking
eiient took plank at Middlebury township,
B,,tarday night, 19th Met, the particulars of
whith we receive from Sheriff Porno; as
fniloas
JOSLPII Get and his wife, went to the
!.e: se of a neighbor, Mr. Psx.rum, to spend
th. evening, leaving in charge of the house
two boys about it dozen years of age. At
about eleven o'clock Mi. and Mrs.lizz pro-
pared to go home, and on reaching the door
discovered the house in flames. The whole
Fatty hastened back, accompanied by Mr.
Plurzu, but found the fire very far advanced
and beyond controL Mr. Gee rushed into
rt e Louse and rescued a bed or two. Hs
I rn returned, probably to secure his mon
. mid papers, and being overcome by the
-,.it end smoke, perished in the flames.
Tvie remains were taken from the ruins next
end given sepulture. The fire seems to
Lour caught from the fire-place, the door
4.:ring blown open after the boys went to
1 , .1. They awoke to find the house in
ME
The house and fandtnre were
it,ured in the Glens Falls Company.—
FAprything, save the beds, was destroyed.—
Tivi Agitator.
lir Moaius Swum, ,of %Ile
township, has been appointed ltereantlie
appraiser, by the mission= of Una
ford County. Eaton—as Ir. B.
possesses ab the memory qtly
illations for the proper - disetuntle of the du.
ties of the ales.
liortcs.—The person who visited
/IL ELM VAVOMeII premises,, on Saturday
night, Deo. 2R between the hours" of i 2
and one o'clock, and made a hasty exit from
the odds jard, through ,the Adds to the
main road, in order to avoid detebtioWend
arrest,• was imam and tecospliitodi and Ida
be exposed should evil folio' his noctur'
nal visitation. FA Crum.
•
Masowic.—The tonowing
were elected and installedbr officers of the
hiasonto bodies in this place for the ensuing
year :
UNION Lobo!, No. 108. 7 -W. L Pr.oz, W.
M. ; W. T. Bump, Jr.,, S. W.
.; (Inaituts
F. Coosa, J. W. ; Gm. D. - MonAwne, ;
Cain= L. Tam', Soo. •
Vsxo Cuomo, Na 181.--W.
Gm's, H. P.; Gs& H. Ina" N.; Jm
MADroog, B.; Om. D. Woman* Toe.; W.
L. Put, Sea;
DONAIION.—There will be a gather
iztg et the S. E. Chlrob, in Latayinilie,nn
Thursday evening, Jan. 7th, (or the benefit
of the Pastor, Rey. A. Blunts* nev: D.
O. OLUSTIAD Will deliver a special subject
on the °email:M. A general attendance, is
solicited.
NARROW EBOAPR.-AB Mr. TROXAR
kirrriat, of Renick, was returning hots
from this place,'on the 7th inst.; he came
near losing his tee' "ant his own life, by
going off of the York narrows, where the
road is about 300 feet above the canal.—
White passing a snow slide the horses went
off and the sleigh caught against-the end
of a timber which held them fast. Mr. M.
succeeded in unhitching tan separating
them, and by timely assistance succeeded
in getting one of them np into the rout ;
the other was lei down by means of a long
rope as far as possible and then left to slide
into the canal, and 'was rescued without
material injury. We considez this a very
remarkable escape, had not the horses re
mained perfectly quiet till assistance came,
they would hive went to the bottom carry
ing Mr. • , hrss with them. Mr. M. is over
85 roars old.
Is it not time that measures were taken
to hive a railing along this dangerous piece
of road, so that our lives and property:may
not be so often put in ,jeopardy. ,Already
there has been been more' than enough
property lost on this piece of road to pay
the expence of a good iron railirg the whole
distance.
In. Wit. Font), of Mansfield, Pa.,
wanted to use an old bomb shell as a weight
to a door in his grocery. -The bole in the
shell had becOme filled up with dirt, 'and
incredible as it may . seem, Mr. FOLD, iri or
der to clean it, out, thrust a poker elm*
red hot into the opening. A second after- .
wards the supposed empty bombshell e;-
ploded with a loud report which shook the
entire building. Mr. Foal) was streak in
the thigh with a fragment, which pissed,
through, tearing the flesh badly and inflict
ing a severe thorigh not dangerous wound.
Fortunately the bone was not broken.' Mi.
Four was knocked down by the force of the
explosion, and in his fall struck his face
against the corner of the stove, sustaining
a severe cut, which it is thought, will de
stroy the sight of one of his eyes. A pie C e.
of the shell passed through a barrel of oil
that was standing near by, and as the oil
ran out it caught fire, and the utmost diffi
culty was experienced in saving the building
from burning down. All the windows in
the building were shattered. At last ao
counts Mr. Font) was doinins well as could
be expected under the circumstances.
PaTrENGILL, BATES tt Ob.,' of
New York, have issued the flibt number of
Hearth and Home, eiited by Donald G.
Mitchell and Harriet Beecher Stowe. It is
a weekly. illustrated paper of sixteen pages,
devoted, as is name indicates, to agriculture
in all its departments, to pure literature,
and to the arts and sciences generally. The
initial number is elegantly printfid upon fine
white paper, and contains, among other at
tractive Illustrations, Gen. Grant driving
"Dexter" across Union Square, New York.
Mr. Bonner is sitting by the side of the
General, the latter holding the ribbons. -+
The likenesses are perfect, and the engriii
ving altogether quite a feature. The articleir
in this number are from the pens of Prof.
Johnson of Yale College, Holmes, Mitcheli r
Mrs. Stowe, Bryant, Trowbridge, Grace
Greenwood,and other names familiar to the
literary world. That Hearth and Home will
be a success is a forgone conclusion. Terms
for 1869: Single copies $4, invariably in
advance ; 3 copies $l5. Any one sending
$45 for a club of 15 copies (all at one time),
will receive a copy free. Address all com
munications to Pettengill, Bates !V Co.,
Publishers, 37 Park Row, New York.
LIPPINCOeB MAGAZINE.—A holid ay
number, for January, contains the opening
chapter of the brilliant and original Ameri
can novel, written expressly for this maga
zine, entitled, "Beyond the Breakers ;
Stay of the Present. Day,"- with full-page.
illustration ; Poems for a Golden Wedding
—l, First Greeting, 2, Second Greeting, 3,
Song ; Christmas Pantomimes ; The Blue
Cabinet ; The Old Year and the New ; The
Secret Agent (of Napoleon 111) ; Justice for
Blue-Beard ; Cross and Crown ; Pearl of
Great Price ; the Parisian New Year's , Nor
Dead nor Living_; Will Spain be a Repub
lic? Golden Creams ; Our Monthly Gos
sip ; Literature of the Day.
The third volume and - seccmd year of Lip
pincott's Magazine of Literatnie, Science
and Patication, commences with the num
ber for January, 1869 ; and it is the inter.•
tion of the publishers that the Magazine
shall not only maintain the high) literary
reputation which i Chas acquired during the
first year of its publication, but that it shall
be still more valuable, attractive and enter.
taining. •
Each number will contain a large propor
tion of light reading, together with articlei
of a more thoughtful case. Now is the time
to subscribe, and secure theopening chs*
tars of the new and entertaining serial not
e]. Terms of Lippincott's -T.sr
ly- SC Single ntanber, 35
seats. Specimen number sent to any
dress on receipt of thirty five cents. Sub
scriber. will please be careful to give their
poet-office address in full. A full prosped
nu with club rates and pre:Wound of val
uable books, will be sent on application.—
Address J. B. Lippincott do Co., publishers,
715 and 717 Market street, Philadelphia.
Tom Atirtrtic.—Tbe Jinuasy num
ber reached tie several dill:sit°, being in
advance of its usual time, in order that the
first number of the new volume may be cit.
culitted as a foretaste of what is to follow.
The number is a good one for the yuaixak?.
"On a certain Condescension In - Foreign
ers," by profeesor Lowell, will be apprecia
ted by tilarge; claws of readers. Bayard
Taylor contributes "In the Tentolielg For
rest," and "The 13nasbineof thi Gods,"
(poetry) as mystical as 'Most otter poems
and stories of the Gods. "The Good Na
tured Penduram," by E. E. Hale, is spites
ant story. "The Mcan.Yankee at Home,"
is a just view of New England life, by Par
ton. The "Malbone and OldportEomance,"
by T. W. Higglnson, is attractive and Ludil
be read tht(*ik.l Ortt i llien4sll Bobs*
WWI bo o k to Otani* iaimilietions
tor hie -00hulen ; trompuil Ashes,' - which
1,111 please moat imam. 11 P.
era us olio ,pf the
Itapnbliean TeittnW !tieuasant,"
110w4.4811 AO thole , fond of
'lure gterstaio. l „to:114 Whitilawead
Bryant, oinitribnia.mune,:l44itima I.
lairlrdieb ecenmeaaea a very Important ite.•
the of papers on -"Goinnuilption in atinetil•
pa," in Wolk he $4ll. dim*. the wales and
the ewe of 64 inaidioni quo*.
_The Att.
Lillie km& entereduP34 4 'yeir 1141 / 1
niers briWent amps ot conttibutoni. Among
the 'additions' is the name 4 Motley the We
torian. The price at the i4tentio la $4 per
yea. Addrese rield,;(*xxi.it po.,‘llaa•
ton. • i
•
of wrsotie
drawn to be Grand and Travers Jurors for
February Ootirt MIL I
, •
• Sherman 11 Cole, Asylnia ; Philip P
Sweet, Burlington . ; RobeM_Bailey, Gran
ville ; Noble Leavenworth, Herrick ; Theo
dore W Brink, Linhaeld ,•1 Henry Gibbs,
John Cowles, Orwell ; Hfiriry B TaylOr.
Pike ; David G. Gilbert, Geo W Pennon,
Bidgbury ,• Frances Hatisom Charles 0
Litchfield; Wi ll iam ) Im . tiiinore,
John Taylor,Tuanrora ; Lemuel A Taylor,
Trby born ; Edward Csoo l , Tioj
Bain E to*ands_.bpro ; Alpbongo
Dijd, Henry Brown . Le* P. Stafford,
Wyelusing ; Moiwbra Coolbangh, Wysoz ;
Geo H linney, ; Poorge Collin,
Windham; Ode Haluilton,lWarren.
=vases natcow—Lik wares. •
Owit'Burchard, John Morley, Isaac Greg-
NI. Timothy Eileen, Athm4 tn. Huila
Hitler, Albany; Russell Calvet Asylum;
Sloan Ross, Burlin&tt t s6 ii i .` o John 0 Tomp
idnson,Thomaif West Harling
ton ; Rohm Ballard. G rge B
Columbia; William Patrick. Charles I ff
London. Canton4firp. ' • A Yanreneeller
Trout. Samuel Benedict,Cafiton borough ;
A W Gurney, Graniille ; Ciarleff 8111.Johl
Nesbit, Herrick ;' Douglas oCraney,Lewis ,
Darling,Leßoy ; George Id rm. Litchfield;
-Samuel Lyon , Wm 'A Hellogg,lffonroe twp.;
flames P Cowles, Isaac Harsh, Orwell
Horace B Chaffee,' Ingham; Stone, Wm B
Davies, Pike ; John X' Parcel, George Carr,
Ridgbmy ; Edwin &Ridgmi,y, Rome twp. ;
Finley Furnman, Sylvania; James Espy,
Jonathan Stevens,Rnnding Stone ; James
Mattock, Springfield f • Cron D Kinney,
Sheshequin • John, A Codding. Henry A
Cary, Tow anda boro. ; oilel F Vella, Troy
boro. ;.Andrew Jackson, Edainß White,
Terry;, John, /I Bleak, Milian Snyderatuf
carom ; Edward Lockwoold, tinter ; John
B.Hinds, Wm:; Paul Huniinger,Leander
Gamble, Wilmot ; Samuel BehaffeerWar
ren,
' watvicas J1711,0118-22t0 wiz:.
Chu H Spalding, N C Muria. Athens .
bora; Horace McKinney,. 3 . 6bn U Murray,
Athena twp.; Behjamin Wilcox, Albany ;
Christopher 31 Belknapp, ; !Barclay ; Job
Morley,BurAgton boro. ; litirtimer Kuapp,
Burlington twp : ; Frances ht Elliott, Can
ton ;; Win L Lyon; Franklin ' • Hamilton
Morrow, 'Herrick ; ,Oheerieyiß Stone, Le-
Roy ; Alaneon Munn, Smith I) Barnum,
Litchfield; James Hlrvine,,limes W Irvine,
Monroe twp. ; A Griswold Ma thews, Lafay
ette 41 Pendleton, Geo B Fnsbie, Carlos . J
- Chubbuck, Orwell'; James; Ford, Pike ;
Sawyer Fuller, Home tviii),,• Harmon W
Browning, Borne boro. • 3451311A&im5, James
Yerkes, Springfield ;• tiamuil Osborn, She
atiequin ; A N Thompsono South Creek;
Pereira Powell Win 0 Bogart, Towanda
bow.; Charles 10 Paine, Xroy. ; johnß Hor
ton,4 H Horton, Terry ; Ethan B Tuttle,
Ulster ; J Myer Heed, ; Bascom
Taylor, Wyalusing ; JarnealFinch, Wind
ham. •
TUTEES StrIII-3D Wuz,
Henry Westbrook, AsyluW ' • Alexander
Elsbree, Athens twill.; Bar 011 Stevens, Al
bany ; Thomas Seinerson, Arinenia ; Wilber
Gainage. Wok Burlington I Ezekiel New
; roan, Canton bow. • Omer; 0 Rockwell,
Canto" twp.; Wm B ilockweil, John Lantz,
Frankl in ; John Woman, 'David !Bayles,
Granville ; Stanley W Little,; Leßaysville ;
John McKean, Litchfield; Charles M Brown,
Joseph Johnson, Hiram W Nerd/sop, Mon
• roe twp , M Coolbaugh, Monroe boro .•
Luther J Pendleton. Orwell ; Knapp Burch:
Wm.S Humphrey, Bradford Beecher, Pike;
John W Woodburn, ;Rome bbro.; Amos B
Fanning, A Wilshire' Berry, Orrin P Hark
ness, Springfield ; Marshall Bullock,Binith
fiel d ; Sevellen Ackley, Standing Stone ;•
Bartholomew Lane, Towanda box).; JII
MerCerau, Ulster ; ;John Irving, John
Vaughn, James Gaylord,' Wynlusing ; Ileze
kiab Hailing, Windham' Unwell Howell,
Philip Rogers, Miles Prince ; Fisrren.
- 1
KEYSTONE you join it'?
do you.ask "what ifOr?" 1.. will answer—
Do you want the -American ;Agriculturist,
the Harper's Weekly or MontZly, the
Evening Post, the New York Tribune,-Nas
by's Toledo Blade Our Young Folks ;or
Oliver Optic's Wee kly Magazine? then send
to me your subscriptions with Club Price
and you -shall have the paper you -want,
sent dirdetly to youtroin the loffice of pub
licatibn. Or, if you send the } regular sub
seripticm price, I will pay. next Spring, a
premium to . each stibscriberi worth from
60 cehts to 75,eents, et loweut cash prices,
in Strawberry or Other small Fruit Plants,
or in any Nursery Tres, Shrub or Plant.
Send for Circular and PrieeiList.
Towanda, Pa.!Jan. 1869.
VILUABLE. PROP4TY alit SALT.—A'
good Hotel property at °rived, for thti
smalls= of one thousand 'dollars, -with
ten years time GS pay for it also a great
chance for a' Wagon /deicer, ion, the same
liberal terms.
I will sell at Potterville it gond work
team, birness, and sleds, and; a good two
horse,Stage Coach. All for wile cheap, and
long credit given on good security.
•I W.ll. atin.rvo.
dan.' 5, 1869 . tf, -
•
Cstrriox.—This is to vaution all
persons against hireing, trusting, or har
boring my .son Wm. G. Cbilecin, a boy aged
19 years, as I wish him to return home.
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J. W. Can.sorr.
Monroe,•twp. Jan. 7, 1869. 1" 3t'
Ir WORKED VERY WELL,
Pawn TO MLE ROOM roa -Yovas —Oar
"lock-stitch" machine] worko very weLl,but
it went at half price In make room for one
of yours. We are delighted with the change.
[Dr. Winter to the Wilcox Jr, Gibbs B M. Co.
For sale at the Stor4 of tridrimon S Wolf
Jan. 6. W.!B. JozNsoN, Agent
To vANDA boo. TARDI.-71/0 Co-
Partnership heretofore existing under the
Ann name of D . A. Overton ;dc-Co. is this
day dissolved by mistrial. cement.
• D'At. OVISTON,
• ' J• 4.1 M. Wimp,
ALit Elmo.
Towanda, P Dee. 31st, 168. •
-The brighten of the late rm will here
after be condu ted by ;MUM - Drvmr, who
Will pay all li Units leontighted by D'A.
Omicron & Co. upon Primentiition—and to
whom all debtsdna saidllrm no to paid
—an immediate settleMent is lrequeste&
- i WAID 45: Dann.
•
Oorrtox. - --Whergas m9 -wife EruN
has len illy bed andj boar* withotit just
cause ;or provocation; 1 hereby forbid all
persons harboricg or trusting her on toy
account, as I will pay to debts of her con
traction after this distal H. Oasis.
Orwell, nec. 18, 1864.4**
GIiZAT Rad Subscriber
T6' , •
wishing to change his occupation, Offers hie
property in West Warren for sale cheap,
consulting of one acre of land, with house,
barn. 'shop and store With goods. For
further particrdars.i . enguire -of tits subscri
ber. .1 • i don*
West Warren, Brsdford 'county, Pa,
Dec. 22, 18e313.-4wik
_
/OPENING N ear , s
Bell ail' be given at the, kr.inklindale
Haase; Fratililindale. evening ,
Jaansty I. 1869. Bill 162. 5 0. Good Inuale
will be on hand.
Deo 244869. Gorr.
• . .
Wt. Absolute . and - Uopurallelle4
RIIOCCAS of the, Brilliant Orgats and-Uslo
deem Manufactured by B. Btioninger Melo
deon Co. Bole Agents for BMdford County,
• Dee. 23.-2w' DrMunti di Co.
• •
PASS It EbTAL . BANT.—ii W. COON,
proprietor. Mettle verged at MI honri o and
in every style. damn trim the wood.
Underi Ohomberlin's Aowelri !kora i Main
sk i Tow*ada Ps. Dee. 23.
Fria No=tch.--After
,4no, 1, 1800,
we shall zommenee to 'settle gur.. accounts.
We Lidera that every person minim 'ban
settle np.. Those who do nobs y antatteh..
Ilan tothis notice, msyespecitthat we shalt
entromei a settlement. Q. IL-Percz,
Towanda, Deo. 23.
Mkt °bort Piano
Sheet
)4 1 i&r n t 148
Air i Vt. tircraton Ac 4441
Towinna, t 18604
• t The ennuM,Meitinit at the) et•laill
of The Penneyhanie.anrNme York " .
and Bail Road. -Comm milt. be bald et
No. 303 %hid fittest, (mond Atom) Phil
sdelphia, on Monday the llth der of Jam
my nett, at 10 o'clock A. )E, M which time
ea eleetton le be held far-President.', 4
Fitreo!sr Sir We etundelf pet'
' 'Mt" Ti:0001e4,
litatodeoaa, 9rgaasi an Piano
Ported of ever, kind and styli of =ROO).
thrown) be sold at a very tarp 41soonnt.—
Send for circulars "blab will be meat freo to
"verr 6 4 4111 01- •
- • ' Hamm Illionion 00.
Jan. 4, 1808.-6 a•, • Towanda. Pa!
- • tit* Irotit sat ipuirteis'
unqualified recommends of the "Improved"
Singer Sewing Machine' A Melia idt that
is needed ticou4lno6 yaq. Of* merits**
The agents Wumusat &sox onty sok. the
privilege ofthowing it up to any' one want
ing a Bowing Machine.' . 1)eo. 0.4 w
.MILODIONiIi AND : PIANO'
FORTIM—An the eniparturship heretofore
existhig between Rapala & Polaris de.
Beloit The todersigned would sat Nutt. he
is prepared to furnish Ohnrob i ool. end
Parlor Organ! and Meliidecnis from the best
Ranufaciatere at greatly reduced pricel.—r
Full satisfaction guaranteed in every re+
spot, and ever) , Instronent warranted for
do years. Re is also , prepared hi furnish
Piano Porto from.the'bot New York or
Eastern Manuhicturem at reduced prices.,
Any Ordersty mailpromptly attended to.
J"..44 ; 1869. -gar _, e„clul• FnuaT•
FAIR WARNINO pommel in:
debted to the subscriber. are hereby noti
fied that they must make immediate settle-
meats. This means everybody" who Is 'ow-
Tme. J. M . Oman.
owanda; Nov. 26; 1868. '
1116 The - annual. meeting of the
stockholders of the First National Bank, of
Towanda, for the. 'election bt. Directors to
semthe ensuing Titer, °and for snob other
bindles& as may wine before.them, will be
held at the Banking House, in the borough
of Towanda. on 2.`neakt, San:l2th. 1202,
between the hours of one and three P. Ai.
N. N; BsTris, Cashier.
TOWANDA. Deo. 7, 1868.
kr Call at LO NG
. KiELES' .and
examine their nau b lock of l3
Sugar,,ea t and
Coffeejust received ' and being sold cheap
for cash. Coffee ground fresh daily.
M. C. 6.—Call at the Book Store o
Alvord & Barbe and examine and you wil
be sure to purchase.' Nov. 3.•
" Oisins.—The • anbscribeis will
keep constantly on hand a fresh supply of
counts, and also a first and second qual
ity of oysters by the' quart of gallon, - solid
measure. Donation 'Parties, Thanksgiv
ings, and other parties . where large
quantities- aro required will be furnished at
a liberal discount. BMW & BEIMMD;
Basement of Ward House..
Nov. 4,1868.4 f
TOWARD/. • BRIDGE -COMPANY.--The
annual meeting of the - stockholders of the .
Towanda Bridge Company for the election
.of a President, Treasurer undsix Managers
to serve the ensuing year, will be held at
the First National Bank of Towanda, on
Wednesday, January 8, 18614 between the
.hours of one and three p. m. •
N. N. Barra, Secretary.
Dee. 1, 1868;
B. A. PErrEe Si Co:, are efterio: A
their line of Goods, comprising Staple and'
Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery Gloves,
Milllnery• Goods; '&O., ace., at greatly re
duced p rices. Persons coming to Towan
da, would dcrivell to Call there And See for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Towanda, Dec. 1, 1868.
A. HOUSE AND Lar FOR SALE.—A
splendid House and Lot kir isle,: situate on
Second street, opposite the - College, close
to good schools, very pleasantly located.
The house is new. just finished from tap to
bottom in first clues style. For farther par-
ticulars enquire of D. R. Rus, on the
premises. Towanda, Oct. 5,1868 AL
AYER'S HAM VIGOR, ' For reitorPig
Gray Hair to its natural Vi'citify and (bier.—
A dressing which is at once agrreable,•
healthy. and effectual for preserving the
hair. khded or gray hair is restored to its
original color with the gloss and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is thickened,.falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though not
always, cured by its use. Nothing can re
store the hair where the follicles are destroy
ed, or the glands atrophied and decayed.
Bat such as remain can be saved for useful
.ness by.this application. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep
it clean'and• vigorous. Its occasional use
will prevent the hair_ from turning gray or
falling off, and consequently prevent bald
ness. • Free from those deletenous substan
ces which make some preparations danger
ous alukinjurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only beditit bat not harm it. If wanted
merely f or • a hair dressing, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Containing nei
thec oil . lior dye, it doe:-; not soil white cam.
bric,and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it
a rich glossy lustre'and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Prac
tical and Ana;yticalChjamists, Lowell,Mass.
Price $l,OO.
•Bold by Dr. H. 0, Porter Towanda, de all
Druggits & Dealers in medicines every
where, , Nov. 20, 1868.7
se... A nice Christmas , present for
your wife or sweet-heart—one of thosesbean
tiftd Mahogany cloth Stand or Table Covers
at Alvord & Barbers. Nov. 26.
The wants of our growing
town and conaninnity as to Holiday Goods,
are to be billy enpplied by 'Wickham dr.
Black., Particulars next week. Nov. 2'l
MARRIED.
CHAPMAN—FREDERICK—By Rev. Vto.
H. Hiller, at, the hl. E. Parsonage, iAth
ens, Dec. 24, 1868, Air. Thomas Chap
- man to' Miss Harriet Frederick, both of
or AT HILT
"Athena, Pa.
SANDERS—GLEASON—By Rev. Fi A.
Dimmiek, in Or*ell, Dee. 24, 1868; Mr.
J. O. Sanders end Miss Jennie Gleason,
.both of North Rome, •
JONES—WELLS—At the bridestesidence,
Dee. 28th,, 1868, by Ilev. J. VI. Baynor,
Mr. Franklin Jones and Mrs. Mary 0,
Wells, both of Pike.
lIEECHER—GORHAM--At the residence
of the brides parents, by Rev. 3. W. Ray
, norAltec, 30th, 1868, Mr. George W. Bee
cher of M ' e and Miss Elizabeth Gor
t • -
ham of Leßaysville.
BUITB—FIELD—At the house of the
brides father, in Barton N. Y., on the
19th of Dee. 1868, by the Rev. Geo. A.
Lent, Mr. Levi P. Smith to Was - Maggie
Fields, both of Barton.
MANI4—GRIFFIN—In Asylum, Dee. 25,
by (J. Hellen, Esq., John Mann,of Terry,
to Mimi Mary f. Griffin, of the former
WHEATLEY—FAIRCHILD—Deo. 21, 1 68,
by Rev. 4. B. Lake, Mr. Wtn, Wbeatloy
and Miss Geraldine Fairchild, both of
Franklin. .
•
GREENO—WRIPFLE—FIy_Ibe same, Rao.
29, Mr. 0. Greeno and Miss Clara Whip
ple all of Leßoy.
.
11013.8E—CRANNIER—} 3 y the eame, - Eee.
31, Mr. 0. L More and E. R. Cml/mer.
all of Leßoy :
011A.P1IAN-7W1.1.11:4—1n Waverly. Dee,
24, at the Baptist Parsonage, by Rev. T.
1. ft licruse, Mr. Steadman Chapman and
Miss Slisau A. White, both orAtbens.
I . 4I2.IIAIIt—CALLETT—In Waverly; 'Dee.
• 24, iit•the Baptist Parionage, by Rev. T.
J. B. House, Mr,.lilark M. Kimball and
Miss Laura.L."Gillett, both of Athens..
DECKER—LENT—In Sheshegnin, at the
rWdence of the bridekfather, Deo. 23,by
Rev. iii.J.,Orane, Mr. George L. Decker,
of Woos, to Mies 'Amy Lent,
DOUGWEIITY—LENOX--By the seine, et
his residence in Wyso; 25, Mr.
Franklin .T.,Dougherty, of ITerrick;:nnd
Mies Minie C. Lenox, oftVysoz.
AEQIIEESTEPITENBOI4 : I—Sept. 604 by
Rev. B. Elwell, Mr. Janies M. Archer, of
Wysol, to Miss Elizabeth Stephenson ? of
Sheshequln.
Nsuuttn--mourit the M. E. rereee•
age, in Rome, Dec. 24, Mr. Y 4 O. Wilbur
to tibia Mary J. Moore, ?I Win. •
44411-4111ES—kilhe residence the
ea W . , rae ° 14 2 54 1 . 8 1 6 = to
Emm:D. Mimeo, all of Lumina. WYco•
• mliqf Om, Pa,
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TCiWAN,DA 'PLOURING,
WM. IL FULLER & CO.,
Respectfully inform the public that they hare
•7
parchase enew and eaten die Steam Flour
ing Mills, milt by Griffiths, Walla )it liaison,
Who Booth part; of the borough of Tow Mai;
d having all the modern improvements, and
Competent Killers, they are prepared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING,
In the' best tensible manner and at titittintaly
short notice. Every pa'ns will be tahen to give
gantlet', and a e invites publio trial
Parmeti daft& basins. in town ean'bilng
heir grain,. and have it ground to take back
with them.
FLOUR, FEED AND MEAL,
For Bale at the !west arab prices, and delivered.
a any part of the village free o! charge
Tovrands'. November 10;1868
TOWAN DA
COAL I,Y4RD !
ANTHRACITE AND Birmisous
. ‘ cotta. ;
The undersigned having leased the Coal Yard
and Dock it OM old " Bart - lay B 3 n," and ju t
completed a large . Coal House d Offies upon
.the remises, are now, prep 'to furnish the
.citizens of Towanda and vickil with the Mfr.
orent Mos ind.sdsesollhetli Vs sighed coals
Upon the most reaSinstde to in any quanti•
tracked. Prices. at the Yard Mail farther
tfotiee :
LIMP BEE . $6,0
Small Egg ' .. . (I,' 0
Stove, 6.25
Chesnut,:. . , 5,50
" Be lay „ Lump. '. • 4.60
Run of Mines, 4,00
" - Pine , r Blacksmith ' 3,50
The following additional= charges will be
made for delivering Ceal within the Borough
limits : .
Per Ton,.. 60 cts. extra for carrying 1 t 50 cts
Half T0n..35 " " - ' " '25 '
Quarter ton2s " "
. ws. Orders must in All cases be accompanied
with the crib.
WARD & DIVE.
Towanda, Jan. 1,1669.-If. -,--
F IRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE AGEN -Y!
Oap4el Regre;*nted over 827,000,000
JOHN W. MIX. Agent for the following we
, • known Companies :
North America,Philadelphia,...t 2,901 '
.266.79
?bon's, of Hartford 1,2341 195 41
Germania, New York... ... ..... 82015 60
Rome In. Co.: New Hiroo, 1,619,070 31
North American Fire In. Co:, of
New York; ' '756,000 et
a tnal Life, New York, .... . ....
~20,00 .000
Hanover, New - York 600.63; 1 -
We write petioles in the above reliable co
parries at thelowest rates, and the loaser,if an
adjusted at this agency. Particular - Mantic ,
given to farm property. Office at hie law °Me ,
in Ide , ever near, block, north aide public' square
Towanda, Feb.. 20, 1868.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS I
Presents herself to the ladles of Towanda with
every choice !selection of goods, and Is entire
ly confident of being able to meet theljastly
discriminating taste of such as may do bertha
honor of an examination of , her stock.. Thank
ing her former patrons for their favors, she so•
Setts a continuance of the same: Fluting done
heautifailrand on the shortest notice. po ma
over Cohen & Sosenffeld's, Main Street.
Towanda, Odt. 6,1868.
PRICE LIST.-CASCADE MILL§,
Beat quality Winter Wheat Floor per
hundred $ 750 $6 00
Best quality Bye Flour per hundred 4 00
Corn Meal and Bye apd Corn Feed , 925
Buckwheat Floor, per hundred......... .. $0
fair margin allowed to . des ent. We pay
cash for main. Wheat $1 00 and $9 96. Itye,
good, $1 25, Buckwheat $0 cents. Cons $1 00.
Custom grinding Gauntly done at once, as the
capacity of -the mill la sufficient for a barge
%donut of wdrk, H. 8., INGHAM.
Cemptown,llay 7,1808. • . •
BOOTS ! BOOTS.! t BOOTS 1
NORTH BRANOS BOOT & OROS STORE
L. C. NELSON,
Roil Jost' Ontalted and ready for sale • large as
sorts:eat of
BOOTS. AND 841-0-ES
I hive B sal Boots for the yeoman that turneth the
And the bard laboring man , thstl carries the
And for the mechanic that eat = mime and, ky
brick ;
And for t'te sottlande i Gouts that apply the
yard attar; • •
*And Boots for the wise that Boorish tae quill ;
And for the hottest meditate that works in the
' t ,
I beSio Boots a little extra made ,
PO the bad laboring matt that bee no trade
I have Beata for all, please givme a call.
My Bootaare good and - prices just,
lint I ens determined . NOT TO TBOAT'd
I have LIMB& bootmisa ape ,
Celebrated In that line i • •
Call - fay friends,' all you tbat wall•
Leave your mega urea—try biz shill. •
The Episcopal Chuck I.bst, is about to rise r
Ily.place in trout exactly Eitel
its known by noise very Well
By tke title of—NORTE BRANCH HOTEL I
L. '• DIELEON.
Towanda, Aug- lit. MIL-3m.
'LT: R. TAYLOR, Fashignable 'Hair
• Dresser, Ward. House, Tolland., Pa.,
keeps conitantly on hand' and makes to larder
all hinds of Hair Work, inch as Blenches, Curia,
.Braid.,Wheats, ).ad; - 's Prone Pieces, Wlga,
Toupes, Waterfalls, Pail's, Fates Whiskers and
ornamental Hair Work of all descriptions made
to suit the customer. Particular attention paid
to the Cutting and Diming of Lady's Hair.—
; igbest market price paid for Raw Hair.
Towanda, Nov. 2d, 1068.,
BEN:UPI:FIa LINE OP WRIT
A.
Peeks Just opened by
ALVORD
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MRS. E. J. PIERCE,
LANOMITirIi • FOR FIFTY
Cots,si ♦LVOUD & BARLIESIS,
*moil c ,A 6.41,14int1in..
DR
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Jul opened
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•-,•••• 41•0
P°WELL. ••& -00
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;
itaci tiii COLORS..
MS
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pona Mien, and Olviiigiabhi•line,
French Methuen eini 'lmpress Goths, '
Oktoaula Veto* firstinev Blerilts
.....00$*,.Brarnisla , ,Cenior Alps.
, Plaidn•c- 1101 1 4
Titei*ct
ALL' "*.* kilt:ta : ;7';
IRE
•IMEAT i.-BARGAINsI, s i' ~
1- 1 , 0) 1 V,k-4 : ,Et4 85 .
; iNovr,ofcer a great vorietp)f
GI-oods, for Ladies.
.011AKS:Atil SMIQEB,
Corr/PO*l on 4110,do$Orib../l and fasblona=
ble shades of Beavers, Chinebillsui,
Velveleeis, ite. Also Black Astri.
i 'eaosinid Ifootilltaelvats,
AT LOW. ~PAICES:
(ILOTHS k CASSIMEREs;
Black and Colored bearers, . Primal Coat-
lags, English Mellow, Bcaadcloß2a,
Plain Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
Fine qualities, and a lull line
lower grades for Boys "'
w ea r , now open.
POWELL & CO.
ALEXINDRF/S KID .!GLOVES,
All alias' in colors, Black • and -Wbite of
them) Celebrated (byes, - will always be
found at the Ston of
CARPRTS.I CARPETS 1 CARPETS!
mossurs T4PE9TRY' MMUS
In f and 64 widtbisl ply
EXTRA ISIPROVEr, MEDIUM IMPROVED
INGILLIN.
WOOL CARPETS', IN ' NEW AND BEAM
FIJI. STYLES.
TOtiglliEli WITH , A LaLGE STOCK OF
LOWER GRADES, JUST DECEIVED BY
Towanda, Oct. 5,11388.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS!
&LUTING& MAIB, BUGS, &C.,
ID great Vol fay. now offered by
ToWanda, Oct. 5 , 1668
j.ADIES' &CHILDREN'S FURS!
_
powght a cO4
Pesire to announce that,the
will open and olfer sale on
Saturday next (October 10),
their stock of Ladies and
Children's FANCY FURS'',
a large stock of which they
are now rececuing.
Towanda. Oct. 5, 1868.
BOOTS A . ND S#O,E,§I
THIS BEPARTIIISN't OF OUR BUSINESS
A EPEOIALTY
=I
We have devoted mill time,
and have *wed- no pan" to
make otat stock of BOOTS 4
SHOES-the . largest, best, and
mosV n aftrqdive to be, found,
and having. Made our
. .
chases from. thebest and inw. t
- I
populai. nianufacturere,in the
country, we now offer a oto
of Ologont : . Made. Goode----tha
equalled bolt in
.Ulaiquide
and 4114ii,y.
-
TOWINIaIi Oats th ata.
Virtitoof a
1...7 writ of Vend,ExPO. Issued odd the Mat
of COMM Plena of - Bradford County sad to
me directed, Vial* egposed prOdlo isle, et
the Court House fa the borough of Towanda;
*Bradford Co,anty• au THURSDAY, JAN. 78th,
et 1 Iron p.W.4 the following damp,.
48 ear, Ple of parcellif land Wade fa-latch
field township, bounded as follotra ; • Oa the
north by i lsad of LI. Vsnipiser, east by lands of
H. VanDosinfamt - .1- J Webner,stinth by lands
of James Btrublo and West by lands of Wm.
Bostwick. Containing 70 acres; more orleas,
about 4 Aetna fanfrote4l, With air old framed'
barn and shed thereon, . .* •
ALRO—Ona other lot,picto or parcel oi larva,
'Beata hanaltttep, t and borradO,or; the north
by the above described lot of 70 acres, and on
the east, south and west by lands of James
Struble. Coataining lit acres, more or
partially larProved, - lettb a ' framed dwelling
we, a steam av-mlll, with machinery and
fixtures belonOto same, thereon.
•I• intlientioa At the suit of
. stale eir. "C..BisUp and E. J.
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ALBo—The following described lot, piece or
parcel of land 'situate in LitchiMkt township,
bounded as follows s North by land of Nathan
Baldwin, east by Z. P. Walker, south by Mich'
aideolitinen.Stad - r0p144 7 111. Clflaer.• COO'
tali:dog 66 scree of and, more or. lose, about 4
acres Improved, with stew fruit trees thereon.
ALBo—One other lot, piece or parcel of land
situate In the-Borough of Athena, and bounded
as follows : On the-aorth by Chestnut.st., on
the Ma; by land, of J. Ely, ma the south by
Ma" , JgateliWibanl.B. W. Patrick and .1,
'B. Weller and the Baptist Church lot, and on
the west. by land occupied by James Smith, be
ing 240 fret On Cbestaut•fd. in length, 110 feet
I, width. Containing 24400 eqtare feet more
or less,all Improved with a framed house there-
ET
ME
Seized and taken in ezecutfou at the suit
of Mrs. S. P. Lethr p vs. W. B: Green. `
ALSO—The following-described lot. piece or
parcel .of, land situate In West Burlington tarp.
hounded as follows Werth by land Of luso
McKean and Clinton Av rem, on the east by
Vrederick Cole and Geo. Goddard, on the south
by B. IL Montgomery,anal west by Calvin Rock
we3l- Containing 25 , sates more or leas, about
6 acres Improved- with a log house . an . a lew
Iru t trees, thereon. of
Seized and taken ht r aeration itthe cult of
W - H. Camellia's rise vs. Philand Ayrei,
ALSO—The following desOribed lot, piece or
parcel of land eitnate in Burlington borough,
bounded as follows: the north and east by
bl.belpnging to the! estate of Addison Me-
Kean, dec'd; on the south' by land of A. .1.
an on the,west bi 'tote Berwick taro pike •
routalnhig 2 acres of land m re or leaf, all Ina ,
proved, with a framed dwelling konse„framed
barn and a few fruit trees thereon. ' •
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
John A. Codding vs. Henri B. HILL
• ALSO—the totkr*ing &Lathed lot, piece or
parcel of land situate in Smithfield township,
bounded- u hallows North by the public
grounds, east by the .public highway leading
from Smithfield Centre to Burlington, south by
land of A. Phelps, and west by land of M. Bat -
lock. Co ntaining one Jere more or less, all im
proved; with a framed tavern house, hinted
barn, and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seised and taken in executtou ht the suit of
C. P. Wilson vs. Noah V. Tuttle.
- ALSO—The following described lot, or'parcel
of land situate in Troy borough, bounded as
follows: North by lands of the Methodist Epts
opal Church, east by Canton-ist. '
south by lot
of Geo. L. Peck, and west by lot belonging to
ff. W. Peck, Containing 4bout one fourth of
an acre, with a framed house, and framed barn
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit o:
E.& Beckwith vs. Asaph Colbom.
' ALSO The following described .lot. piece or
parcel of land situate in Wilmot tarp., boonded
as follows : North, emit and sout h. by lands of
Finch Lb Morrow, and west by Alta Winslow.
Containing 70 acres arid S 3 peaches more or less,
about 11 acres improved - , with a framed house,
shanty, stable, and a few fruit trees thereah.
Seized and taken in elevation at the butt of
John Horton's executors vs Joe, M. Gamble:•
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or
pireel of land situate ia Wilmot tap.. bounded
as follows a North by land of John Jacoby, on
the east by lend of David Ellenber. er, on the
south by land of - Sohn Fox; - and on the west by
land of Hiram Horton. Containing 40 acres of
landmore or less, about 20 acres improved,with
two log houses,ona .1 , ,g barn and a few fruit
trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
0.8. Stowell'a use vs. Hannah Fisk.
ALSO—By virtue of two writs of FL Fa. and
cr.e Yend. - Expo. the .lollwing described lot,
piece or parcel of land situate In Asylum
bounden as follows
,: Beginning at a corner on
the bank.of the Susquehanna river north 35°
east 20 per. to a corner, thence noreh Bi° west
20 perches to a corner, thence 11° east 20 per.
to a coruer, thence t the place of beginniug.—
Containiag one acre of land more ,or less, all
improved, with two framed dwelling houses,
biackrimith shop, grist mill, saw mill, turning
lathe, machinery and waterpower thereon. • ,
ALSO—One otner lot, piece or parcel if land
situate in Asylum twp., afore aid, bounded as
folloas Beginning at a white oak„ thence by
land of Wm. Morrison, north 2° west 266 per.
to a post, thence eas. - 52 per. to a chestLut,
thence north 78° east 127 per. to IA pine, thence
Booth 60° east 200 to a black oak, thence South
34° west 207 perches to -a black 0,6, thence .
west 200- per. to the place of beginning. Con
taining 433 acres more or less, and known as
the Sarah Morrison tract. The above two tracts
being the same as described in deed recorded in
Deed Soot No, 66, page 256 kc., or Bradford
County, about 150 acres improved, with five
plank and framed dwelling houses, 4 log bents
and few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—A quantity of land known as the
• t luster of islands situate in the Susquehanna
river, in said twp. of Asylum, and opposite the
milts aforeasid. Containing ,16 acres ot land,
more or less,about 10 acres improved. (No
buildings).
Seized and taken in ' execution at the suit of
Jacob Tome vs. A B, Smith.
ALSO--By virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa., the
following described lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in the Borough of, Athens. bounued on
the north by Main-at.. east and 'south ty -Ends
of Geo..L. Easiabrook. and- west by Chester
Park, being 23 feet on Alain St. and about SO It
back. with two framed dwelling , houses.thercon.
f• Selzesaand taken its execution at the salt,of
Lewis A. Smith vs. Ciarissa A. Wilkinson and
Henry Wilkinson. •
ALSO-1 be follovvln described lot, piece or
Parcel of land situate In Albany twp., bounded
On the north by land of 11:A. Ladd, east by S
D. - Steriger, south by Wm. Bahr, and west by
Gee:Manch and IL A.• Lndd. Containing 7-6
acres more or less,, about 35 acres Improved.
with two-framed homes, one 'teamed barn, and
fret trees thereon.
Seized and taken inexecution at the snit of
D. J. Ormsby vs. H. S. N Wilcox.
A , SO—Tae following described lot, piece or
parcel of laud actuate in Standing Stone twp.,
and bounded on the north by lands of V. is A.
J. E. Plolett, ems' by David Dixon, south' by F.
A. Coolbaugh and .John Vought, and on the
west by Patrick de:twin. Containing 60 acres
mom or less, about 20 acres improved with log
house, and a few fruit trees thereon. -
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of
B. TaEllitt vs. E. Dixon; Sterling Dixon
and Thos. 4', Madill.
Toivanda, Jan. 4,1368,
POWELL Sc CO.,
POWELL 4; -CO
POWELL & CO.
.i.,Atfliti. ' -, ".. ..':: 1 i:
TN THE ORPHAN'S COURT OF
Bradford County, Ho. 39, Sept. T. 1668.
In the matter of the relate of Joint Haverty,
deemed.
- The Ocuumottarealth of .Pennsylvamia To
Orlando Haverly,Adelme Parvia, ABalra Chases
Alpha Baverly, Orlando Haverlv .guardian cf
Bailey Haverty, Edward 11 verly, Amami
Haverly,Ea.,i e Jr vine. Maria Wayman .Mary
dun Near,,DeAlanson Haverly,flyivester Boyles.
Bevillon Boyles, La Arida C. Boyles, Wallace
Boyles, Nancy Bunnell, Addle Boyles,. crank--
lin Boyles or Irvine, tacit descendants of
Ada litkverly, deceased, and to :ail other per'
sonslate:lisle(/' greeting :
SR ADFOIID COUNTY. SS :
Yon are hereby cited to be and appear before
the'Judges of our ,Orpha i's Court, at an Or
phan's Court to bo held at. Towanda; m the
Bth day. of February, A ..D. 1860, at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of said day, then and - there to
accept or refuse to, take the real estate of said
John Haverly,, deceased, situate to the town
ship. of Overton, in said County, at the apprals
ed_valuation put upois it by au inquest ouly
awarded by the said Court. and fetiumed by
the Sheriff on the 12th day, '-o Bee. 1695. to
$76940; and hereof fall not, . • -
-A lineal, Mon. F. B. Streeter, at To watt
tlit the Ist day of January. 1669.
11. J. MADILL; Oleik...
••• Jan. 5, 1869, •
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTION.-
NoUce la hereby given that ell p'ersons
Indtbtedlo the estate. of Orrin Warner; late
of Tuscarora twp., deed., .are requested to
mate Immediate payment,andalt persona has
ing claims against' said rotate, must preeeet
1114110501.4 authenticated for settlement;
L. D. WARNER,
Dec 20, 1808. Administrator.
kgo UTOR'S .NOTICE -•T'btico
ILI fa hereby glfen that all persons indebted
to the estate of ELIZA OVERTON, late of
Towanda hero, aro regneateJ to mate. I tasted's ,
ate payment,and all persona having, oh luta up
on said eaja te moat preaent them {lull, 'authen
tkated foettlement.
JANES A CFARLANE,
Ego.. • tors.
Dee.ll.l9a
I,OUTOWS
hefeby given, that allverions in
debted., to the, 'estate ut- William Sityth
late of Grenville, .deed. are reqUested .to
make Immediate payment. and those having
claims against said estate will present them T duly
antheaticiaa for settlement.
SETH IC. Pul`E
HOLLISTEII.O.4k t 1 4 LX,
Executrs.
Pea. 17,1SeR
LI XKOUTOR'S N , OTIOE,--Notice
1:41 thereby given thst all pennons indebted to
the estate of IiORIONZO ALLIMdeel., late of
Waalasiog twp, are requested to maltelmmettl
ate pqment, without tlelai, and those having
claims egahust said *State mast present them
duly autheetlented for settlement. - - -
- O. H. ALLEN • '4"
-
)- - --7 - -- j ' DAVID BROWN,
Liao. 11..1§08. Executors,
A '41101.04 LOT or 'WiNTRai
41. Fruit of all kind's, for sate hYY , tide
or Hubei, at - - • NoOAIIB . ft MIX'S.
lINE Assarrum. or TOT
XI. MT SCUM. At . itgt.)..11144;
(IRITAN'S SALI.—By
V virtue of an order Wooed out of the Or
phann Court of Bradford connty, the ntidu-
Aped. Guardian miner chil dren of Henry
Pepper dee'd • Iste of Pike tyro., will expose
at pnblic sato on therelsalio RATURDAY
JAI. 36th, 1881, at " 0 cluAlf)-111;orl
log described lot, piece or parcel o land sits
ate In Pike twp., aforesaid, bounded as roller/sr
Beginning at - post is. Aldmion's line, thence
south, 87° east 81 140 per, to a pine stump,
thence south 3° west (along land of Itntriley.A
Sherwood) 135 per. toe hemlock, thence by
land of Horenine.„and Vangilder, north 87°
west 133 per. to the public highway, thence by
the same north 8° east 51 perches to a corner,
ohmic,' north s°, west 20 poor. to Rogers' line.
'thence &Mit 81° east 51340 perches to so post.
thence north 3° east.6B 840 per. to the place of
be inning Contaialng,ll acres stud 4 perches.
mole or less, elf imprcored. -
ALSO—One lot, piece or parcel of land
bounded fellows; Beglanlng at is corner on
bank ofiryalusing creek; thence by lands of
Horenine, north 40r easr 154 per. to a corner,
thence south or west 114 perches by land of
Briggs, to a corner, thence tenth 52k° west 22.
per., thence south 07° west S 4 pr., Hamm° north
- 431 west 58 per. to place of begning; Con.
Mining ttb irises ' and ,14 perebes, thud eff oyes
improved with house barn and other oaf bend
hogs thereon, and some fruit tress. •
AL/30—thoe other lot houltded Soo follows :=
Beginning et corner of Briggs' land and the
last described lot, thence south 54° east 40 240
Per. tot caner, thence by Tyrreles Lend soma
Ls° east 41 per. to letake across the Wystrising
creek, thence acrth 74° west 39 per. to corner,
thence rota 521J° west 3 911) per., the north
94' wait per. , to g Coiner, .tUnm• north 374°
west HI per. to a corner,e north 844° west
18 per to a_hemlook, thence south 54° west 35
2.10 per. to corner,' and , thetke north 524°
east 70 per; to place of beginning. - Containing
.12$ sera , moreur less, - •
TERUEL-150 to be paid on the property be
fog struck down, $2OO on confirmation, and the
balance In one, two and throttles" from confir
mation, with interest thereon annasliy.
JO9BPII
G llAstiSH, •
uardian .'
ise. 5. MO.
ORPILAN'S COURT SALE.—.- By
.. virtue of an • • tuned out of the Or
pain's Court of • ord County the under;
*lined Main% •of elamaelli.lllll. deed.
late of Orwell, wll expose at public isle on the
precuses, ou SAT 81l Y. ILI. 30th, 1842, at
2 o'clock p. nt., t• e following described lot of
land situate in Orwell twp.. aforesaid, bounded
as follows : North by lands of W. Sexton
and J. Sexton end the highway~ cast by lands
of W. Lindley Taylor, deed, spells by Christo
pher Riney. and west by lands formed, entde.d
by Hanford Prince. Containing 100 acres more
or less, a ftamed house, h 1131.61 him and orch.
ardthereon.
TelawS.-1/00 to be - paid on the propel
.being struck. down , $5OO on confirmation of tb
sale 5.503 within boar months the alter, wit
Interest on the whole from confirmation. and
the resedue In 12 months thereafter, with inter•
est as aforesaid.
ELIZL Y. 1.1• LL;
Ad wield. atria.
Jan:.s, 1869
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.-
virtue of an order Invited out-of the Or
phaVii - Coury of Bradford_ county , the nude ,
argued, administrator. of the estate of Job*
foam late of Under, deed will expose at pull
lic.aale on the - premises, on 8 ATUBDA.Y, Jrildi.
30tb.1869. at 2 o'clock p. m., the following'
scribed lot; piece or parcel. of !Lod 'Ablate la
Ulster twp., boarded as follows •. Seate.sing
at a corner on the east side o f the highway-lad
log from Towanda to Athena, being corder Ct .
S. Smith's land; thence y. said Smith's lan
easterly. 132 feet to stake in line of James ; If -
eefl
Catty, thence by Mccarty northerly 71 feet to i
a
post, thence westerly along, private road of as
Icearty, 1 1 mentioned to the Stet cntioned hil
way, thence southerly by the same C 6 f to
the 'Area of beginning,
TERMS.,-$lOO to be paid on property being
struck down, 2310 on confirmatico of sale, and
balance with Inter° t in one yearihereafter._
..4 fl2O. P. CASH:,
Administrator.
Jan. 5. 12.0.
(ARPHAN'S COURT SALE.—By
Vv virtue of an order issued mat of the Or
.phan'is Court of Bradford County, the under
signed administrator of the estate of Lewis
'Johnson, dec'd. - late of Asylum twp.,will expose
at public sale on the pr-miser. on tiAT jIIDAY,
JAN. 30i 1869, at 2 o'clock p.m., the following
described lot of4tad, situate In Terry twp.,
bounded as folio ': South by lands of J. W.
Dennison, west l lands of Sananol Vanderpool:
north by lands of Josiah Johnson, east by land
of Nelson Vander;ool.
,Cor.taining 50 acres be
the side more or r.
TERMS.--150 t be paii at thetime of strik
ing do“, 1200 at confirmation of sali, one-halt
of the I:Mance in-sik months, the other half in
one ye it fr2m date of embrutatlon, with inter
est on the whole . balance due atter 'confirma
tion. • HENRY BENJAMIN.
Jan. 5,1469. ' -
ORPHAN'S COUKT SAUL— By
virtue of an ord ar issued out of the Or
phan's Court of Bradford county, the under
signed; EXecutor of the est le of James for
• man, deed, will expose et public Bale, - on the
orealses,"on SATURDAY, JAN. 30th, 1863, at
o'ancle, p. ,-the following described lot of
land situate in Armenis twp , bounded as fol
lowa t Beginning at a corner in the south. line
I Iftnant surrey No. 994, thence by E. Pena
eroy'e lot No. 317, north' 147 per.. to a post and
stoned corner, thence by ALtnsort Smith's lot
No. 303,•east 123 per. to a post and stones cor
ner, thrum by Abider Field's lot, 50.315, south
147 per; to a post andatozies corner in the south
Of w. rrant survey No: 985, nnd thence west 125
per. co the p , ace..or begianin.. Containing
114 sexes and 135 per. more or less. Excepting
from the above bile ure on the south-west cor
ner of sail lot, now in possession of Gee. Nor?
wood. : . •
- • -
TERUS.—SSO t, be paid oa day of eale, one
hall On conitrmation, and the balance a - six.
months :rem conaratatiou, with interest from
- CUAS.CiILSCIALL,
JAP.3,46d1
REGISTER'S NOTlCE.—Natici is
hereby given, that there has - been 510 and
_settled in the office of he Register of Wills, in
And for .the county of Bradford, accounts of Ad
min6tration upon the following estates, viz :
Final account of Andrew Royce and Thomas
Barris, aders of Francis Harris, late of Letioy,
defd.
Final account of S. W. Pain, guardlin o
Daniel DeForrest, .
Final account of Rabuns 'Ryder and Shabe
Bowman adm're of Jeldlta Rider t late of Terry
demised.
- - -
Porttaacenunt of P. H. Buck &der of lien
ry Pepper. late of Pike, decd.
Partial account of an,. F. Crandall. x urn!
Mg executor of J - amea ForeuXua, late of Arme
nia..dereased.
Final account of H. C. Morey, adm'r of Rua
sell 'McKinney; late of Ulster, decd.
And the-same will be presented to the Orph
ana'tCourt of Branford county, on Thursday.
the 4tb of February next, for confirmationand
allowance. H. J. MADILL,!
Jan. 5,1669. Begi.ter,
A UDITOR'S the mat- -
Xi. tit of the estate of D. J. 1102 eon, deed..
In the Orphan's Conn of Bradford County.
The Undersigned as auditor, appointed by
said court to distribute funds in the hands of
administitur, of said estate. will attend to the
duties of hig sppointruent at bis office in the
borough of _,Towanda.. on TAiIRSDAY, JAN'.
'Nth, 1869, at 3 o'elock-p. tn., Where all persons
Interested will pleastrattend::
3.
uditor;•
WM. GRIFFIS,
Sheiltr.
...T5n15,1369
APPLICATION. IN pIVORCE.---
To limes Harry Simpson i—No. lil, Feb.
term, IS6S. ion are hereby notified' hat Sarah
E. SiMpsqn has applied to the Wart or common
pleas ot Bradfordte.tor a divorce trout the bands
of matrimony, and the. said court has, appointed
Mondsy,, the Ist day at February, 11 b 9, at 2
o'clock, p. 0z.., : for hearing the - said Sarah in-the
premises, at which time and place you' cau at
tend it you think proper. Wad. GRIFFIS,
Jan. 5, 1869. Sheriff.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-
To Sarah 1.1..Ed5a11.,--N0.V.5, Sept. term,
1868. You aro hereby notified that Stephen le
&lull, your buil:Nand, Ins applied to the Court
.1 Common -Pleas of &adtord County, tor a
divorce from the bends of matrimony, and the
said-Court has appointed Monday the tat day
of February, 1569, for bearing the said Stephen
in the premises-, at , which time and place
yam can attend if you think proper.
WTI. GRIFFIS,
Jan• 5 ISO Sheriff-
A.PPLIOATION IN. DIVORCE.-
To Rinaldo . C. Jewell.—No. 684. May term,
iberi. You are ereby notified that Loretta Jane
Jewell,has applied to the Court of common pleas
Bradford County, for a divorce from the bonds
of mstrithooy, and the said Court has appoint.
ed Monday, the Ist day of Feb. 1869. at
o'obck, p. m., for. bearing the said Loretta
in the premisea,st will& time end place you can
- attend if you think proper.
St ILLIAIf GUIFFIS,
Sheriff.
Jan. 5, 180.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.--
To Button X. Luther. —No. 20e. Bec.erm
Ista. You are hereby rea tided that latoy B.
Luther, you wife. has applied to the Court of
Common Plefs of. Bradford connty,for S divorce
trove the hanii.*:-A matromony, and the gaol
court has al)Pelt4d -Monday, the tat day of
Feb,. 1869, at 2 o clock p. to., for hearing the
,aid Luce., Ln the , premises. at which time and
place y ;t1 can attend d ,you think proper.
' WM. (MIFF'S
Sheriff.
Jan. 5, 1t369.
ECUTOR'S
.1.:4 is hereby given that a, ikersoas indebted
to the. estate of HENRY b`n-MliDlitN. late of
Terry, deo'd, use requested - slabs tut
mediate _payment, and all having elalms upon
said estate willtiresent them duly schentloeksl
for settlement. . _
MBBIRAB E. lESSEN DEN
OE,O. F. HORT 03,
•
Jul, 0, 1009.
VUOUTOR'S NVTIOR—Notioe ia
.11.1,1 hereby even that aft puma tadebbst
the estate ot ?,betteaer Wells. deal, laui of
ttentuft tare., are requested to make payment
•ItHbqtft delay. and those having . datum agates&
anti "state mutt present them ,duty aatheaUsa
ta ior settlement.
JOHNSON WELLS.
Executor.
Deo. 17 185 s.
12001) FURNITURE, the plem to
bbl al a rho, it at FR OS T'l3.
ttgat.
Eseeutor
tzeoutore
tf4 4l
liVrag Mittel' COURT OF
the Vatted iltritee, &See %atom Die%
Wet of renneylrsais.. Lansaw C. Conklin ,
albinism" wades the Mt. et' Comers of
blasalf i r /80ali debts, sMt
clump front his de sad other elders •
proviale wader mdd dot: by order of the
yoga, sake is hersby *vex to a n p er _ •
sons who here prored.thaisdebte, eadoth. •
er persons interested, tosPPow tot the 2btb
as dancfser, Ige, At o'clock.* m.e
Mired COvertorr, /V i ral; et his of-
See. in Towel:lds, to *bow cease, if say
they byre, why s discharge should not be
imaged to the said Bankrupt,. And farther
notice is hereby siren, that tiro second mad
third meetings of the Creditors of the said
Bealrropt, - required . by the 27thend 28th
sections of said Act, will be held before the'
said Register, st the lease time sa.T rho%
£l. C: ItoCANDLZBB,
Ism 0 1880. , - Clerk of raid Coast.
B•
ittiItRCETCY NOTLCE,Tius ui
-so firvs iforrcs,:---Thit ow the- 24 day of .
lanrary, A: D. HO ; s warner: fa Basicrootly
was framed seettbe agate of PERRY BUEI,I,
of, West Bar gton twp.,l3 the county of Brad
ford ea Brats Penseylralla, who hp bent
adjudged BeterrUptal is joedtka.; that
the payment
nging of say debts apt &Livery or any
property belo to such bear*, to him
or hbt use, sad the tamers' ot suy property by
. blot ste GNl:Added by few ; that s menthe gof
the creditor* of the said Beaky:pa, to prove
theft , DetM,aad to Choose one Of do:e Anfrrotee
of hfs estate, will he bald at s , taint of Bulk ,
ruptey, to be Was et the office lif - Ve BrZfs ,
tor, In the borough of Tow.utila, Pa., bet , we'ED.
WARD" Orrurroa. Jr., on the 4th day of Pcbcary.
1 , 969,tit 9 o'cfmk,
TWO. A BOWLIrr, U.S. IfarahaL
Sea. 't,1869. . E. B. Coor.s.troW. Deputy,
BANKRIMIVY . NOTIOL—Tms fB
to Gm* Nonce. -' that on. tht lth . dry
January, A. D.,1859. a Warrant Is Bratirrr.otty
was. issuedagainst the estate of BIAJIYIK K.
COOLBAUGH, of Ifmnrestos. ha UM County of
Bradford and Brea of Peruasylvanis, who n
been adjadged 13ankropt, on his own _ petition ;
Kie payment of any #49.s any property lie
loagirg to such bankrupt, to him, or for Ca am
*ld the transfer of any property be him are for- -
bidden by law t. KW a meeting of the creditors
of. the thid Bankrupt,to prole their Debt. 4, ant
to choose one or ore Aelfgara of his Estite,;
will be held at. a court of Bankruptcy. to be:
laoldru t the edict of the Register; in the boro -
At Towanda. Pa.. before 'trans], Oarawras Jr.
as Os stb day of Febrnacl.lB62. 2 f , 9 o'clock
A.ll, - 11103. A..KOWIXT,
• 11. '3. Kinbal.
By E. B. COOl.l4COi. ono's,
Jan 7, 1887.
rtANICREPTCY NOTICE.—Tins Li
Tp arm. s'anat..—That. on the 2d day
fJauaarY A- D. 1869.4 Warrant . in Bank-
Lptcy was issued against the estate of
SAILUEL R. RILL, of Ulster 1 . ., in the
County of Bradford and State of Pennsylva
nia, who has been, adjudge 4 Bankrupt on
his own petition ; that thepayment of any
-debts and delivery of any-truputy belong
ing to such Bankrupt, to
_hint, or for his
use, and the transfer of any property ty
him are forbidden -by law ; that- anmeting
of the creditors of the said -.Bankrupt; to
prove their Depte, and to .chtiose.-one or
or-more Assignees of his Eetste,, will be
held eta Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
la the Office of the Register In the Borough_
of Towanda, PA., before • EDWARD.OVER
TON, dz. on the +kb day of'l;!eby. A. D.
1869, at io'ciock,
THOILLS A. ROWLEY, U. .1., ifc.e.c.l,
By E B. COOL.B=GB; Der/i7.
Jan. 7, - 1869 -
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is to Give Mike That on the 14th
day tif December, A. D, 1868, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estates of
WILLIAM H. BARTO of the Borough of
Troy in. the County of Bradford and - State
of Pennsylvania; who has been adjhdged
Bankrupt on his 67n petition; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery of any pro
perty belopging, to such Bankrupt, to tus
or for his ;se, and the transfer of-any 17:0-
poty by hint are forbidden by law; that a
mdeting of the creditors of the said Bonk
rupt, to prove their Debts, and to choose
one or More Assignees of his Estate, win
be held - ht..a Court of Bankzuptcy4o be
hoiden at the Office Of the Regtsteein the
Borough of Towanda, Pa., befortEDWARD •
OVERTON, dn., Register, on the 30th day
. of January, A. D. 19Q, at 0 o'clock. A. M.
THO3IAS A. ROWLEY,
11. 8. Maphal.
- • Br E. B. Cootaanon, Deputy.
Doc. 24, 1543.
B ' KRUPTCY ..NOTIGE.--LTnta
To Gres Ncolca...--Thaton the Lth day of
Janaary, A. 0.1849,4 Warrant in Banicraptcp_.
was issued apinat *he estate of a.Ell
C. BENTLEY, of Springfield twp in the County
of Bradford. and State of 'Pennsylvania\ who
has been adjudged liankrapt at his own' peti
tion ; that the payment of any debts and- de
livery of any property .teioliging to such Bank
rupt, to him, or for his use. and the transfer cf
any property bylaina are forbidden by law; that
kmeetiag of the creditors of the said Bankropt,
to prove their Debts; and to choose one or more,
Assignees of h's Estat-. will beheld a' a Court
of Baninaptcy, to be Etoldgel at the Office o t the
Register in the Bona. of Towanda. Pa., bef -re
EDWARD OVEXZON, 'ls., Register, en- the
.13th day of Febty. A. D. i 3, at 2 o'cl,e4',
M. THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
By E. B. COOLBACGII, Deputy.
ItisuL ncou.
VALUABLE VILLAGE PROPER
TY FOR sAl.6.—The 3abscribn• offer; for
sale his Dwelling Muse and Lot. arer
pied by - hlna, sitieed oi the tuner of 3x..).11
and College streets. in Totr.uada bonnet,. The
dwelling-hoase is in good condition. There Ls
a good barn, well, and cite upon the prop
erty. al4o grape vines hearing lirtriv. and a
variety of Iron trees. The-lot is 50 .1300, be
ing.tero lots divided by an alley. Piksteisil.n
will be given immediately. j Terms trade kao ea
on application to
NATHAN . ' Tinp
Towanda, Dec. 4, 166.3.—th
naßy FARM FOR SALE.=-A
prim Dairy Farm, Rood Stabling for ZS
Comfit and a team, wil sell with or witboat
dna, long time with aannel payments it de
sired. A rare chsnce is .offered to olgain a
valuable property. For ascription addriNs
J. W. PAYSON. Orweil. Bradford Coanty,
December 10.-Im.•
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--
The 4ubscrib:i *III sell his ?arm situated
in Bur.lagton township, near Lather's tins.
containing - ninety one-44a-half scree, being -
In two lots. one containin g 41} acres, and the'
other SO acres. -The lot of 411 acres is costly
under cultivation, and has uplift a good trams
house, two hams. corn louse, two wells, ap
ple orchard. one living spring of water. The
SO acre lot has about 12 acres improved, newly
seeded, and has upon It two springs of water.
The lots will be sold together or separately.—
The farm is in a good state of eultavatioa. and
is well adapted for both crab and giaing.—
Possession Oven. Immediately, if ders , req ,
Terms, one .third down, and the balance in
payments sirmsy be agreed upon.- Atray to.
ÜBNRT PEET, Towards, or Boswell =her
Luther** Sills. H NRY PEET.
Pee. 7, 13tI3.—tt•
, -
VALUABLE , FARM FOR SALF4or
IMNT.—The oniersigned 'will "sell his
Arm situated at .Ifoaromon. There are DM -
acres in all three of young hickory Aa 1 oak
Umber, thirty-seven acres of improved hill.
and sixty acres of soperkm., There
are two houses, barns. and other baildings.—
ALL who are acquainted-with.the farm know Of
- its rains ; .and it will be sold for. twelve *ion
sand dollars. -
Timms—Fire thousand dollars - down and ihT ,
rest in yearly payments to salt the - Van:Wen
Or if the farm is not sold. there -win be a
good! chance for a lire man, with capital, to
rent, for lire years or more. or td work on
stares. JOSEDU EIOKET.
Monroeton; Dec. 1959.-3m*
.T 1 VOWLE :It 4; C 0.,
4%.
REAL ESTATE OE,ALERS,
d itypica 13 xi:aunts '
Extras mzu x scriLDINo
Real Estate parattled 'ar.d.sold Investmen . . ,
made and Money Luna ,
CII/CAGO> 37 .:13,:s
Duo SW. Z—Rix Ins • stab lishei 4 eats rive.;
permarrently la the Wilts buiiness, we take the.
liberty of sending your our o .rd. - Should you
hsve any desire to make la vestments or loon
mons:, Cu, fang esideact is Chicago, (hiving
lived here and seen Its growth Dom a small
Nil age to a city of over id.: ea iterated tlra tas W
inhabitants) gives us ample means of knowing
where coed Investments eau be made; or what
will be pod security tor money leased, -
business entrusted to our• sane wilt Vtad
prompt attention.'
'fhb silty Is Mc easing very repldin IS wealth
and Population, and at as period have better
opportunities offered, for investment, th.inst
present. -
Near Twelve Millions Dollars - are expended
I annually its due and costly .dwellings, giving
permanence.and magas gala , ativano e to
pri.!ca to SR improved poverty. •
Very Respeettally.
- B YOWLER A. CO.
fly per-Mission refers WI/sr& N. E. Judd. II!
C. John ' l / 4 %N/well. P.O. Sharman, Chiosgo;
areas Simon 0 moon, U. a. S.. U. Marone, 11
0., Win. Elwell;dudge 13th Dist., PC25,1 Ave.
Ma; Heirs. Joke hatrune, Charles Mattock,
1 / 03 4 0,3 1 1101% Wilt B. Ovdea, New York: Ly
man Truman'. Owego. N. Y. N0v.14,E9.dm.
M4RBLE •_&1101 1 ,
A..
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Von will find Graslto goatunents, r both Quincy
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