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LOCAL AND GENERAL
Tim Twns.—The following ilk the
Time Table of the Pennsylvania and New
York Canal and Rail Road Company, which
took effect on Monday, Nov. 29, 1868:
•4 .1
P.M.
.8:..18.. _
ABIL. -
.7:03...
.718....
.7:40-..
- IV.a
ATIEI2IIS
Minn
8 - 10 12:00 6.00
7 6U 11:40 540
.7:37 1127 627
722 11:12 612
—720 • 10:50 4:50
A. ILP.M.
JOHN P. COX, SuPvingoldent•
WAVIRLI
ATMINI .
ULBTEL..
TOWLIM
lar Our Stiberibers will bear in
mind that the date printed upon the label
after their names, tells when their subscrip
tion expires. As we are now making many
changes, it may be possible that a mistake
occasionally happens. If the date is wrong
ly printed, or if the paper fails to come, we
trust that wp4nay be' immediately notified,
that a propkr correction may be made. t
Bir COURT commenced no Monlay
'mt. The business in the Quarter Sessibns
is unusually light. We will give next week
our carnal report of the proceedings.
le. FRED . L'Ameßsules first public
'"hop" came Off at the Means House, on
Tuesday evening last, and was a decided
success, being largely attended by "brave
{young) men and fair women." Fred is
teaching the Terpisehorean art in several
places, and never fails of having a fall cfass,
and giving entire satisfaction.
TS; " Cease rude Boress, bluster
ing railer," if you please ; for after the
pleasant weather of the past few weeks,
_your present visit is anything bat enjoy
able. The skating, however, seems to be
enjoyed, and those whose ice houses are
empty are busy and rejoicing.
ma. The Towanda Coat Co. has
placed a new and beautiful locomotive,
called the LaWei, upon the Barclay Road.
DA. The Sue. Col. Institute has jest
commenced its 2d half of the 4th year. Pa
pilsdesiring to enter will find it to their ad
vantage to do so without delay. •
m:/- A merchant in the enterpri
kim; village of Elmira, has received a large
number of one-wheeled velocipedes. They
are of the same pattern as those used in-the
construction of the railroad now building
here.
i The Towanda Coal COmpany
ii'shipping daily 500 tons of coa i rto Waver
ly to supply the Erie Itailway and shops
u4th fuel.
THE TROT FIRE.—The Insurance on
property destroyed by fire on Sunday mortic
ing, amounted to $117,550, and was divided
among the following companies :
Home, $31,000 ; National,s6,ooo ; Spriug-
Geld, $6,000 ; Hartford, $28,800 ; Putnam,
$12,250 ; -Etna, $26,100 ; Girard, $2,600 ;
Manhattan, $14,800.
The following are the individuals in
sured :
Pomeroy Bros., $95,000 ; N. M. Pome ,
roy, $6,000 ; Horace Pomeroy, 0,000 ; M.
A. Gates A Co., $7,100 ; V. M. Long,
$9,500 ; V. XL & B. F. Long, $B,OOO ; G.
Di. Long, $16,000 ; Mitchell, Parsons it Co.,
$14,000 ; 8. M. Leonard, $16,850 ; A. S.
Booker, $1,6001 Wolf Orwan, $2,000 ;
Moses Gristin, s4'Bo ; F. EL Parsons, $503;
M. Darnoeban, $1,200 ; Hobart t Por
ter, $1,300; Davidson & McCabe, $1,700;
F 0 G. D. Aspinwall, $BOO.
MAIL ROI3IIF.ItY.—The through . mail
bag from New Tory to Ithaca, Friday eve.
ning,:lannary 15th, was found onitho 2.lth,at
the Depot in Owego, cut open and rifled of
its contents. Nearly all of the letters were
missing entirely, though a few torn envel
opes were found in the bag. It 111 probable
that the bag was stolen from the Owego De.
pot while waiting for the Ithaca train.—
Persons who missed letters at about that
date, can have the consoling 'satisfaction
that they were duly received by the mail
rolibers.
OPENING SERVICES IN THE PRESBY
TEIVAN Caracu AT BAZCLAT. —Mr. ElitOr:
On Sunday the 31st ult., the new Presby
terian church at Bare was consecrated
by Bev. James MeWilliam, who' delivered
arerloquent and pathetic Weirell sermon.
teases, 4f ever, have we listened to a dis
course which awakened such deep, intense
cud impassioned feelings in the minds of a
congregation. For several years the Pro
fessor has acted the good Shepherd to our
little flock, and now -that he has left us to
engage in a more extended sphere of opera
tion, we are at a loss to know who can fill
his stead. Oar pen fails in the effort to ex
press our sincere thanks to him for sacri
fices made in our behalf—for the great good
he has eone—and our regrets in parting
with him. May our divine Father bless,
ehoer and sustain him in his new field of
Libor.. Through his instrumentality a new
church of architectural grace and beauty
adorns the village of Barclay where the
large congregation and Sunday School are
Ileft by him in a mosefkrutishing condition.
Here, as elsewhere, his many kind seta and
ehristian graces have shed a lustre on ta
name imperishable.
To a profotiad, noble, learned and self
sacrificing minister, whose warts will long
servic e him as monuments of the great and
good cause in which he is engaged, with
heartfelt emotion we bid him an affection
ate farewell.
ter On tlie evening of Jan. 22d,
the Rev. a P. Gann and lady, received
`•ery p 1 asant visit, at the parsonage in
Eest Canton, from their people and Mends ;
whl left a purse of 3112 and other Talus-
Meg, amounting in all to $l7O.
• . For the akpoi2Nik,
Ixerits at. Rouu.—Acoordpig t!),
announcement Hon. Gso. Lammird4ressi
lectnievit the IL E. Okinrch,ioiTimmelar
evening, Jan. 28, on Homes Eismmtiraeo•
olfaction! of a Busy Life.
The house was emphatically filled by.the_
admirers of the speaker and - the subject of
the, occasion—Hoasus 43311:LET. #ll%i a.
&mai. acted as ebbirman of the occasion
and called for a song. .
The Teti.os Brothers, wasted by a lady
Alto sang a Teminwarice Bong entitled, "We
cannot give .thei up," after which the lec
turer began in his usual oleir and forcible
style by giving:a brief review" of Hoiteor.
Giamtares life, together vith. various sug
gestions and advice, particularly to young
men, called out by the reading and contem
plation of the powerful writer and great
author.
The speiker while presenting Mr. Gum
ins's temperance principles took occasion
to remark that while ne ,advocated strict
temperance both by precept and example,
yet he thought there was a possibility of
legislating too much and makhtp, laws too
stringent in regard to it, in ear zeal to ao--
complish the desired result, the .. eel of
which would tend to weaken the ea e.—
Of course this - idea was rejeota: most
wily by the members of the secret Order.
The speaker in the course of his lecture
also expressed his opinionmn the way our
Missionary work is conducted in some coun
tries at the present day, that without the
aid of the arts and sciences, tho railroad,
the telegraph, the printing prese t •In short,
all of the aids of civilization co-operating,
our money can be more judiciously and
successfully used in home Missionary work,
where we may know of its operations and
successful administration.
Mr.Gniumns is opposed to:capital
ment. The speaker endorsed this belief
and defended it by proving capital punish
ment inconsistent and opposed to the laws
of the Bible as well as the best in erests of
society.
P. M. A. 11.
12:30 840
1245 8:55
1258 " 908
9:23
..1:35 945
In regard to religion the speaker said Mr.
Gnzznz believes there is a future proba
tionary state, that eventually Christ will
"reconcile all things unto . himself whether
they be things in earth, or things in heav
en" (Col. 1: 20); The speaker said wheth
er this be Arne or not he did_ not know,
neither did he believe that lima& Gam=
knew.
The lecturer does mot believe in the doc
trine of immediate human perfection kown
in Theology as "instantaneous sanctifica
tion," cannot endorse thO theory "that a man
can enter a church a.sinner and go out a
saint" L e. a sanclifial person,' (see Web
ster.")
Mr. Gimirtsr's temperance, anti-slavery,
universal suffrage, anti-capital punishment,
free religion for all, principles, with his un
tiring energy and perseverance in the cause
of right were comm'esled to the attention
of the Audience as worthy of imitation.
The lecture occupied about two hours,
after which a song was sung entitled "Lo
gan's Gathering."
A vote of thanks was tendered to the
speaker for his able and eloquent address
andLthe meeting closed with a sea of thoughts•
and arguments revolving in the minds of the
multitude. Sescramon..
MR. Eorroo.—Tbe undersigned pro
poses to publish when Complsieda "Local
History of Bradford County," embracing
early information of this section when in
habited by Indians ; Moravian Missionary
settlement at Wyalusing ; report of Col.
Thomas Hartley's expedition from Fort
Muncy to Tioga, Penn'a. ; extract froin
Gen. Sullivan's expedition . through this
County ; settlements made under the Con
necticut title ; conflicting claims of Penn
sylvania, settlers in favor of Pennsylvania ;
first settlements on the Susquehanna, Su
gar Creek, Towanda and North Branch, and
settlements generally ; the organizations of
the Counties of Northumberland, Liizeme,
Lycoming and Bradford ; original Town
ships ; new Townships ; population ; and
schooli.
ThOe will also be given names of the that
settlers, - date, first birth death and. wed
ding, first school, name of teacher, religious
meeting, denomination, first framed house,
barn, mills, meeting honse,mechanic shops,
public house, and distillery. in connection
with the above will be given incidents of
early history in each township, the different
wild animals, bunting stories, notices of
distinguished persOii in each Township,
present religious state.
SYLVESTER TAYLOR.
P. S.—Any information in reference to
the items will be thankfully received.
Stir Dr. R. DAVIS having sold his
prsctice and his place in Le Raysville, to
Dr. C. El. Warner, of Stevensville, is about
to remove to Providence Pa. •
Dr. DAVIS during his residence among ns
has won for himself a host of friends, and
a most enviable reputation as a physician
and surgeon, and has thoroughly gained/the
confidence of the community, both in his
skill as a physician, and in his integrity as
a man. A. feeling of regret is very &Aural
ly expressed at his leaving, and the good
wishes of all will attend him to his new
field. Crru,EN. _
IRON FOR THE SOUTHERN OENTRAL R.
11.—We are glad to be informed by HOLI t .
John J. Taylor, Vice President at the South
ern Central Railroad, that arrangenienta
have been made by the Directors which
will, without doubt, result in the purchase
of iron at onto to lay the track from Owego
to Auburn.—Owego Gazette.
The Plicentx Mutu , rl Life Insu
rance Co., through their agency in Towan
da,,lave jest paid Mrs JOHN H. &mass,
Ont,Thonsand Dollars, on a policy issued
upon the life of her husband in August
1867. Mr. B. died shsrtly after paying his
second premium. Half of each premium
was paid by note, which were in- the hands
of the Company at, the time the policy was
paid, but were not deducted from the
amount insured. This case presents anoth
er strong argument in favor of life insurance.
Had it not been for the money receiVad
from the Insurance Company;Mrs. ft..tvonld
have lost her home, as it was so mach in
cambered that she was unable to save it.;-
Elmira Ad.
1810 Thu go , ni_people of Elm'ru al- ,
ready boast of an Opera House, in which
Parepa Rosa didn't sing, but not content
with that place, Dr. Enwns ELDRIDGE, is
rebuilding Ely Hall, (now :called Stanclig
Hall), injured by tire some time since, and
is fitting up one of the most splendid rooms
in the country. The decorations, scenery,
&0., are being done by one of the most. cel
ebrated artists in that line, and no pains
nor expense are spared te make it conven
ient and attractive. It will soon bp ready
for opening to the public, and will be an
ornament and credit to Elmira. _
Ma. Enrron--Plvale let as express
through your paper our fervent thanks to
the dear friends of Barlington Borough,and
vicinity, for their attendance and sincere
sympathy, on the occasion of the funeral of
our daughter, Mrs. Elnom IL Morley, on
the 19th - inst. She died, after a brief ill
ness,at the residence of her husband's fath
er, Jacob Morley, Jan. 17th, 1869, at 2
o'clock P. IL, aged 21years and 11 months.
B. L. 'STrmvxm. asn Fauns.
Milo Centre, N. Y., Jan. 21,1869.
MN= Gin. PgrroN who has acquired
some celebrity as a Temperance advocate,
we regret to learn, has had au - attack of ap
poplev. by which his speech is 'slightly
affected.
Ind - .41W &We iilletaisliair aborts
gr36:00,410-WIAO.of Vcogpotona.yrszke
Wale and o . 3initY. foTr their kiutitie4 And
favors as ml iikated st die donation visits
1TP.2 24 , 04 0 11 n. nth. - OY. epedal
Gorr • and
iritb,ot
_Fnudditulalet ltindnisa in
ilicing Williams nt ossidisiposial.l'
. AN UNLUCKY DA.Y.-Our gOO4 grand
mothern who still tain a lingeiing notion
that they are right in their belief in spc44 -
ghosts, hobtoblins and unlucky. days,
will have their fast fading Wilt in these
matters greatly fortfikea tor the chapter of
accidents which occurred at "this place,' on
Friday of last week ;--an unlucky day.
Timms Farrell vrisile working in a dirt
near. ThdenAtiOa: Tanneiy; was icr ; shed_
down and covered up by a slidsi or fall of
earth and stones. •He waa-hmaidiaiely ex
tricated frosi his perilous position, by his
comp anions, but when dugout was appar
ently dead, the blood was gushing from his
nose, month and ears. Medical aid was
soon at-band. -and he is no** ireZveiriiig
from Ow effects of his Wafers and stains-
On the same day,. Mr. John Harvey, in
elderly man front Keisirville, while raking
.ng our streets was run against, knocked
419)a and seriously injured by n passing
orse and cutter.
Same day, a Dix, Bowser, while attempt
ing to extricate a home from a miry pit
into which he had sank, was badly, out and
bruised by the Sounaerings of the horse.
131rae day, a child of Ms. John Day vas
badly ecalded . with heated wake. •
None of these casualties .proved fatal,
but so many of them on the sa►o day with
in so small . a circle go to prove that there
are at least, inluebeclaya in the (Wander.
—2unkhanneek Dem.
Utirroik itremrrim—Dear Yir Euvr
in your last issue Cong Ass should have
credit-ior good works when done. The Sue
Alurply Clain:ryas virtually defeated in the
Senate, &o. •If your vieweconcide with
that of the Senate in ignoring the plainest
principles of. justice and righteousness, I
must acknowledge we differ very materially
in our views of right and wrong.
The case cited above was considered a
feel case, end tha decision had was to affect
a great number of /*jai citisens..
That loyal citizens should be renumerated
for losses growing out of the war by Gov
ernment
soldiers IS a problem so selfevi
dent that the merest tyro in political econo
my can but acknowledge its justice. Why
the Government should be less responsible
than individuals or corporations in appro-
priating the property_of individuals to their
own use I cannot comprehend. TWA mat
ter of obvious justice has now been pending
for years, and a heartless.Congvese is al;.faz
from meeting tbe'clabn as on the day the
war closed. - It is known that tbsre are
hundreds upon hundreds of loyal subjects
who have boon brought to straightened cir
cumstances, and some even to become day
laborers, as I can certify by experience, by
the destruction of their property by Union
soldiers, and still their, demand for redress
is all in vain.
Were the Hon. members of Congress from
the lame cause brought to the same 'straits,
I opine their sense of justice wpuld imme
diately undergo a decided change.
- How much more honorable to this great
nation that these righteous demands he not
that squander the peoples money in the
purchase' of iceberg territory' and twos to
propagate the walrus.
We' have it from high authority "That
righteousness exalteth a nation" while sin
(the sin of withholding what is due) is a
reproach to any people. W. A.
Canton, Pa.
Opttial Notictg.
TEMPERANCE LECTURERS IN EAST BRAD
FORD.—Rev. Jas. A. Davidson, State Lec
turer for the Grand Lodge of I. 0. of G. T.;
who has been lecturing to crowded houses
and making many Temperance converts in
West Bradford, will lecture at the fdllow
ing places in East Bradford :
North Towanda, Wednesday Feb. 10th.,
Holland Hill, Thursday Feb. 11th.
Ulster, Friday Feb. 12th.
Frenchtown, Satur lay Feb. 13th.
Tarrytown, Sunday, Feb. 14th. •
Sugar Run, Monday Feb. 15.
Wyalusing, Tuesday Feb. 16th.
Spring Hill, Wednesday Feb. 17th.
Caroptown, Thursday, Feb. •18th.
Warrick, Friday Feb. 19th.
Deßayscilla, Saturday Feb. 20th.
Potterville. Sunday Feb. 21. •
Orwell, Monday Feb. 22d.
Rome, Tuesday Feb. 23.
Sheshequin, Wednesday Feb. 24..
Wyalusing, Thursday Feb. 25.
Standing Stone, FridaylFeb. 26.
Athens, Saturday'Feb. 27.
" Sunday Feb. 28.
Gen. Pattonwill accompany ith,,Davin
sort to some of the above places.
Pastors of Churches in the above named
localities will please announce Medal° and
place of Lecturing from their pulpits.
By Order of the G. W. G. T.
• W. PITION, D. D.
for Bradford Co.
Feb. 4, 1869.
TRY ROYAL BARING POWDER.—It ie
the best thing in use foi cooking, and is
cheaper, and much better than Cream Tar
ter and Soda-. It is for sale at Towanda by
W. A. Rockwell, McCabe & Mis, P. W.
Cowell, John Merideth, C. B. Patch,. and
Long & Keeler. Feb. 1.-4 w•
FOLUID.--On the sidewalk, in the
streets of Towanda, a Port-monnaie, (sup
posed to belong to a lady) containing a.
small amount of money ; which the owner
can have by calling on the subscriber, prov
ing property itc. EmisBr B. Psznoz.
Jan. 17, 1869.*1t.
,'Fon SALE, A RARE CHANCE.—A EEO
end hand grand piano, Loridon make, of
sweet, fine tone, good action. Will be sold
at a bargain on account of owner leaving
the country. Can be seen at Mr. Pr=
McCutuamA, Columbia X Roads, Pena._
Jan. 20.
. *ES,. Everybody interested in' the
merits of Sewing Machines' should call at
the Agency of Wickham & Black and read
the report in full of a three day trial had at
Laficaster city, between the Howe and
Singer Machines. - The result was as usual,
Singer Improved Machlue first beat. Full
instructions given at/the Agency. Ma
chines let out on trial. Every Machine
warranted. Jan. 20.---It
gel. We will pay,_ in the Spring.
fourteen dollars per thousand feet. board
measure, for good sound White and Rock
Oak Logs, and seven dollars per thousand
feet, board measure, for good sound Hem
lock Logs delivered at the Outlet Lock be
low Wilkes Bane. Oak should be cut from '
ten to twenty feet long, and Hemlock, from
ten to forty feet long. All logs Inuit be
rafted in lookages not to exceed fifteen feet
wide and seventy feet long. A number of
the lookagee. may .be coupled together in
one raft: J. E. PATTI:DSOS & Co.
Wilkes Barre, Pa.,"lan. 26.-2 t
A VALUABI PROPERTY FOR SALE. 7 -7
The subscribers wishing to• change their
business, offer a part or the whole of their
property for sale, situate in Tuscarora tn.
Bradford county, Pa. on Main road leading
from Stevensville to,,Lacyrille, Said prop
erty, containing upwards of two hundred
acres. One hundred and eighty acres im
proved and under a good - state of 'cultiva
tion, Has two good dwelling houses and
three large barns, and all necessary out
buildings attached. For particulars and
terms enquire.of the subscribers. •
• 8.13. it EL B. Answer.
Tuscarora, .Tan.
SPECIAL ISDUCESIENTS TII CASH Bogus
AT Loan t Kau=l.—Call and examine
prices and quality at their Teas, Coffees,
!Izmir and Flour which they offer ampleroeah.
Jan. 14.-4 t
PARK tturrstrnisT.G. W. Coo ,s
roprletor. Meals served et all hours. sa y
every style, Ale drawn from the "wood.
Under Ohamberlin's Jewelry Stare, Maio
Tcnnnida Pa. Deo. 2s.
_ 104410,.. the, mum peraktm
drawn-WO firMaCi owl Swats Jurors for
Maul' ?oast 186 P.: • t t
Sherman ..$ Aiylum ; Phlliiq P
SWeet, BullityttoW; Bobcat Gme
gte VirfkUr rarthi ldledit,==
John Cowiss. OrwealjbalsoLJl T a y lo r ,
Pike; ;WOG. ' Ria.brg7 loam Ilizegovamdea
Elliott. aamanala ; William /Mamma,
Jahn Taylor,- Tammuz ; Lemuel A. Tallar,
I'm bozo • Edwardeaso;Troy twp. • WU
INV ;Towanda - - borts4ll4cmso
Loyd, t Henry BroinirLett rd; • •
'Wyelusing • fistrdiiCoalbaugh,' Wpm.;
Geo H Balmy Wiliot f George
014 t audgen. Weiren•
motes amicats—let wax. '
-
Geo Burcluird, John Morley, Isaac
ThnothY Skeen, Athena imp.
_Miller, Albany; Ruisill Culver, Asylum;
Sloonßoso,Bullington twp.; John 0 Tomp
kinsom Thomas Blackwell, West Burling
thn Honie 6 'Balk* . Giotto - It Uore7_,
Columbia; William Patrick. Charley w
Landon, Canker, twp. '•- A. Vaniessellor
Trout. Samuel Benedict, canton .borough;
W Chummy; Granville • Charles MMus
Nesbit,,Entlek ; Douai ligothaniy,Lewis
Darling, Lell4 t George Morse. Litchfield;
Samuel Lyon, Wm A Kellogg,Monroe twp.
Seams • P Cowles, Isaac, Marsh, Orwell
Homo B - Chaffee, Mem Stone, War S
Davies, Pike ;John B. Puce!. George COM
Bi ; , Edwin S idgway, Rome tap. ;
Sylvania . ; James Espy,
Jona Stevans;. Standing Stone ; • James
Mattock, , Springfield ; Onin
g,
Kinney,.
Sheshequln ; John A Coddifig.l Henry A
Cary. Towanda bora ; Giles 7 Valle, Troy
bout ; Androw. Jackson. Edwin B White,
Teiry ;John H Black, William Snydes,Tus.
corona ; Edward Lockwood, - Ulster ; John
B Hinds, Wykxrs ; Paul iltuuringeaeander
Gamble, Wilmot ; Samuel B Chaffee, War-
T3iV1313 atm oss.- 7 2in) wzrx.
CUB H Spalding, N' 0 Harris, Athens
boro.; Horace McKmney, John H hitursT.
Athena twp.; Benjamin -Wilcox, ran/ ;
Christopher Id BelknapP. Dania • Job
Morley, lington boro.; Mortimer
Burlington tnp.; Frances S Elliott, Can
ton ;-Wm L Lyon, Frit:Min ; Hamilton
Morrow Herrick Cheene7 B Stone, Le
aeilauson' dun% Swath - D Barnum,
ld; dames Rlrvine,Jamea Wirvine,
tw;A Griswold Mathews,' Lafay
ette G - Peldleton, Geri B Frbibie; Carlos J
Chubbuck. Orwell ; JAMS Fordi Pike ;
Bawler - Baer, Borne twp.; Harmon W
Browning, *once boro.; Joel Adams, James
Yerkei, Spnneeld ; Samuel Osborn,
; A N Thompson, South Creek;
Sho-
Per c civ va al Powell Wm 0 Bogart, Towanda
boro. ; 'Charles 0 Paine, Troy ; dohnß Hor
ton, J H Horton, Terry ; Man B •Tnttle,
Ulatei; I ?dyer Heed, Wyaor ; Bascom
T a ylor, "'Wyatt:sing ;_. %Tamen Finch, Wind
h
tusznB7inn.-3i malt.
Henry Westbrook, Asylum ; Alexander
Elabree, Athens twp.; Ralph , Stevens, Al
bany ; Thomas Seinerson, Armenia ; Wilber
D Gamage. West Burlington ; Ezekiel New
man, Canton boro.; Omer 0 Rockwell,
Canton twp. Wm ß Rockwell, Jolla Lantz;_
Franklin ; John Vroman, David Bayles,.
Granville ; Stanley W Little, Leßaysville ;
John McKean, Litchfield; Charles 31 Brown,
Jcise ph Johnson, Hiram W Northrop, Mon
roe twp.; M M Coolbaugb, Monroe bora.;
Luther J, Pendleton. Orwell ; Rnappßareb,
Win A Humphrey, Bradford Beecher, Plbe ;
John 'V Woodburn, Rome ',bro.; Amos B
Fanning, A Wilshire Berry, Orrin P Hark
ness, Springfield ; Marshall Bullock,Sniith
fielsl ; Sevellen Ackley, Standing Stone ;
Bartholomew Lane, Towanda boro.; J
Mercerau, Ulster .; John Irving, John
Vaughn, James Gaylord, Wyalusing ; Haze
kiah Darling, Windham ; Howell Howell,
Philip Rogers,,Miles Prince, Warren.i.
ORGANS MELODEONS, AND PIANO
Forerra—is the co-partnership heretofore
existing between Maynard & Fla ley is de=
solved, the undersigned would say that he
is prepared to furnish Church, School, and
Parlor Organs and Melodeons from the best
'Manufacturers at greatly reduced prices.—
Full satisfaction guaranteed in every re
'sped, and every Instrument warranted for
five years . He is alsoprepared to furnish
Piano Portes from k the best Nevi York or
Eastern Manufacturersi at redured prices.—
Any orders by mail promptly *ended to.
Jan 4, 1869.-3ar FRALET.
Stir The Bradford - County Teach
ers Association will hold its next session
at Ulstei, on the 12th and 13th of Febru
ary, commencing Friday, at half past 10
o'clock. A. T. LUMLEY, Scc'y.
:Jan: 20, 1860.
TOWANDA COAL YARD.—Orders for
Coal accompanied with cash, left _at the
Old Established Drug Store of Di. H. C.
Pounni, corner of Main and Pine Streets.
Towanda, will receive prompt attention.
Jan. 20. 1869.—tf WARD k DIVER.
teti" Mciodvans, Organs, and Piano
Fortes of every kind and style of manufac
ture will be sold at a very large discount.—
Send for circulars which will be sent free to
every address.
MENA ED MELODEON CO.
Jan. 4, 186)..-bw•, Toa - arida, Pa.
KEYSTONE - CLUB.—WiII you juili it?
do you ask "what for?" I will answer—
Lo you want the American Agriculturist,
the -Marper's Weekly or Monthly, the N. Y.
Evening Post, the New York Tribune, Nils- .
by's Toledo Blade, Oar Young Folks ; or
Oliver Optic's Weekly Magazine? then send
lo me your subscriptions with Club Price
and you shall have the paper you want,
sent directly to you from the office of pub
lication. Or, if you send theiregalar sub
scription,price, I will pay,
..4: e t Spring, a
premium. to each subscriberl worth from
60 cents to 75 cents, at lowest ash prices,
in Strawberry or other small Fruit Plants,
or in any Nursery Tree, 45101.11:1 - or Plant.
Send for Circular and Price List.
R. DI. Wr:Lize.
Towanda, Pa. Jhn. 1869.
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.--1•A
splendid House and Lot for sale, situate on
Second street, opposite the College, close
to good schools, very pleasantly located.—
The house is new. just finished from, top to
bottom in first class style. For farther par
ticulars enquire of D. IL BAEZ% on the
premises. Towanda, Oct. 1868.tf.•
Csirrlorr.—This is to caution all
persons against hireing,. trusting, or liar
'boring my son. Wm. G. Chilson; a boy aged
19 years, as I wish him to return home.
J. W. CHILSON.
Monroe, twp. Jan. 7, 1869. St'
HAIRDRESSING.—MISS C. A. HYDE,
would respectfully inform the Ladies of To
wanda and vicinity, that she is prepared to
furnish them with Switches, Curls,. and
Mizzens. lifair-Flinvers made to order.—
Mize H. - isstepping at the residence of Jas.
V. Wilcox, on. Maple Street, Where she will
remain for three or four weeks.
Towanda, Jan. 11.-Zt
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR, For restoring
Gray Hair tee its natural Vitality and Chian—
ti. dressing which is .at once agreeable,
healthy. and. effectual for preserving the
hair. Ittrled 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 ean're
store the hair where the follicles are destroy-,
ed, or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But 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.provent bald
ness. Free from those deletenout stibstan
-ces
grid
make some preparations danger
ous grid injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benifit but not harm it. If wanted
erely for a . hair dressing, nothing:else
nbe found so desirable. Containing nei
ther oil ror dye, it doe.; not soil white cam
, bric,andyet lasts long on the hair, giving it
a rich glossy lustre and grateful perfume.
Prepared.by Dr. d. C. Ayer .:16 Co., 13nte
tical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell,Mass.
Price 151,00. •
Bold by Dr. H. C, Porter Towanda, . all
Druggita ik Dealers in medicines every
where. Nov. 26; 1868. y
- GREAT BassmN.—The subscriber,
wishing to change his occupation, offers hiL
property in West Warren for sale cheap,
denuding of one acre of land, with honsq
barn, shop . and store with goods. Per
Inditer particulars enquire of the subscri
ber. Joszru Prrior„
West Warren, Bradford county, Pa. 1 I
Dec. 22, 1808.-4w*
TOWANDA COAL YARD.—The Co-
Partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Overton & Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual cadent.
• D'A. °Tsarina,
- dm. X WARD, ; ; ,
Aux. Drnm.
Towanda, Pa. Deo. 31st, 1868.
The business of the late firm will here
after be conducted by Wm & Divan, who
will - pay all liabilities contracted by D'A.
°marrow & Co. up= presentaticm=and to
whom all debts due mut firm ars to be paid
—4n immediate settlement is requata -
WARD & DIVER.
_ . ,
Questutx the condition
of WI Thstlintional Bank Of Tanta +24 on
ttho
nzoldalt oft/1000ilkukas7 Of
' AWAY • -
.Miietie en 2 Dlnioonio. .. 4
.11149,563 41
1:415. iktei4OlNl4lo4 * 4idi '
- th e imn.toonStikko:" 190.000 (10
Do. . .an .111114 , 3 A9,9
41144 ijoIK F4t nitueb and' ," Q
mimeos 00
947 47
Overdrat4.. - 4 5 9 29'
hltemo..": . .... • 6,384 29
_
Dna - front . National Banks.
Other Bankiandllanitairit.: • r
Legal Tender 'Noted on hand:. '
Bills anther • National Banks.
Fractional Purreney (including
• Nickels,) , .. ,
, „
Specie
(I 11,446 , 221
taimirrtEs.
Capital " $125,000 00
ofSup Fund 32,000 00
tan - - 110,415 00
Individual Deposita - 149,357 87
United States Deposita 20,884 18
Dna National panto! - " ' 865 28
Diviikindriltipaid • - , ; . 91 00
Profit and lose ' 8,097 Q 6
I. N. N. Bins, 1n.,"--13aithier of tite - Pberti
Nationalßank, T owanda, do , solemnly
swear that the above shit:silent is true to'
the best of nix knowledge and belief.
_l4. Casbier.
Sworn and autweribedbefore methis - fith
41 0 of Minna*:
W. zi
•Warzots„"osany
semi annual dividend of se*lllper sw4t.
free of all Uses paid Nov.l; 'lBO3.
•
. .
Trial Letior February Term,
IrSOOSD 3512 X. ii
Stowell vs. QliverNiue.
Decker,lit. aL u. Loniget. aL inane.
ISingos vs. Polloek's heirs. • eject.
Smith In. Stona et. al ' • tree.
Vanderpool vs. vonderpool rep.
431010 n, vs. Sweet et. al • rep.
_ ,
Bmi this. Mawr= et. aL'... .:. I are a
Canley & Co. vel. Morran et: a1.......ca5e.
Gibsomvs. Canby case.
Pall Creek C. .&11 ;1:1:1 ( 1 /: vs. J. M. Bmith.tres.
ware
Wing & Mitchell vs. Wells &Blood...case.
Van Lorn Tom . ap.
McGill vsa Twp debt.
Green vs. Burohard et. al ...tree.
Elsbree vs. Blood et. al • ap.
Patterson vs. Griffin et. al trap.
Sackett, vs. Spencer 'VC° ",....eject.
Goodrich vs. 'Amid' cash.
Wiloox'vs. Ayers ap.
-
Men ws.l3all ' ap:
Layton is. Layton case.
Johnson. vs. Vanderpool ap.
Ball'vs. - Griffis tree.
Brown vs. Allen ' . case
Briggs vs: Nichols trea.'
447
iSubpeonss for, Second Week returnable
a Monday. February Bth, and for Third
eek on Monday, 'February 15, 1869, at
0 o'clock A. M. Ws. A. Tricorn,
Jan. 13. . Prothonotary.
PACTS ARE STUBBORN TIIIEGB.—Loos
AT TILE PAC= BELow.—Number of Sewing
Machines, sold by six leading Companies in
the United States.
Singer Mfg. Co., 43,053 ; ,Wheeler dG Wil
son,i 38,055 ; Grover Baker, 32,999 ;
Howe Co., 11,053 ; Florence C 0.,: 10,534 ;
Wilcox dc Gibbs, 14,152.
'Mamma dc Brras, Agts. for Singer im
proved, Towanda Pa, • Jan. 20.
MA . BRIED.
Lellaysville, Jan.
14th, By Rev. M, B. Porter, Edwin D.
Calutia to Matilda Dimon,_ all of Middle
town, Susquehaunah Co.. Pa.
MALLORY—WOLFE-..-At the Rome Rotel,
January 25th, By Rev E. Burroughs,
Rufus K. Mallory to Rev,
Addis Wolfe,
both of Sheshequ in.
WRIGHT—FASSETT--At Windham, Wyo
ming Co., Jou. 25, 1869,by Bev. D. Craft,
Mr. William B. Wright, of Wilmot. to
Mis Jtilia M. Fassett, of the former place.
ST. 11011 N—HICKS—At the residence of
. Edward. Ramat, in Wyalusing, Jan. 50,
by Rev. D. Craft, Mr.,Charles R. St. John,
of Phelps, N. Y., to Miss Carrie Ricks, o
7 Wyalusing.
DIED.
McINTOSH—In Wilmot, Jan. 27, 1869,
John Mclntosh, formerly of Bridgwater,
aged atont 64 years.
COLE.—InI Asylum twp., Jan. 19, 1869,
Georgo Alfred, sort of Wm. P. Cole, in
• the 15th year of his age;
RPEIAN'S COURT SALE.-.By
O
virtue or an order is•osed oat of the Or
phan'4 Cqiirt of Bradford county, the 'under. ,
signed, afi'ministrstor of the estate of Calvin '
Lewis. late of Springfield. decd will expose at
public sale on the premises, on SefIIBDAY,
PFB. 2701..1860, at 10 o { elocit p. m. ,t be follow
ing descrified.lot. piece or parcel of land sit
uate in Springfield twri.„ bounded as follows :
Beginning at the south west corner of lot deed.
ed to Andrew Dubert by V. B, Gates, thence
north.B9}° east 179 3.10 per., thence south 2°
west 77 2 , 10 per., thence along the with line df
lot No. 54, north 89e, 'wes: el and 7.10 per..
thence along the north line of lot No. 69 and
50. north 89°, west 118 arid 2.10 per., thence
along lines of lot No. 82, conveyed to Orrin
Scott, north I°, esst,74 per.,to the place of be
ginning. Ciontsinidg 81 acres be the same
more or less, there being on said real estate a
framed house framed barn and fruit trees and
about 50 acres improved. Terms, 2100 when
the property is shack down, $5OO on confirma
tion the balance in equal payments of 1. 2 and
3 years withlottre t from conflrinaW.
S. D. .Ef AR 3,
Administrator.
Feb., I
[DESIRABLE PROPERTY - FOR.
t—
tatou account of ill health the sub.
scribe" tidies to to change hts business and
offers-tosell his well known premises, or trade.
for a farm and Pay .ifference,,pr rent the same
thi. Spring. Locatediln the valley of Slieshe
shequin, Bradford Co., Pa. A desirable place
to live, plenty of good troit and good buildings
with ail conveniences. A good place for a me
chanic, as sherd is a good Blacksmith and Wag
gon Shop on the !came. For farther particulars
enquire of Ww. Nort.en, near the pretabies, or
ti. W. VIECEST.
' • Tioga Co„ Pa .
Jau. 27
RUMMERFIELD\ CREEK HOTEL,
PETER LANDsIESSER,
Ilaving purchased and thoroughly refitted this
1:11-i and wellknow n stood, formerly kept by
Sheriff Griffis; at the mouth of Rummel - ilea
.Creek, is ready to give good accommodations
'and satisfactory treatment, to all who may ft.
vor hum with a call. Dec. 23, 1868.—tf.
SACK FOR spl6adid
Jack twelve and one hilt hinds MO, and
a good teaser. '
December 10,
INITIAL PAPER, Put up io neat
Boxes, all styles, at
• ALVORD k SARUM
NEW MILt.INEEY GOODS 1
HRS. E. J. PIERCE.
Presents herself to the ladles of , ' Towanda with
a very choice selection of goods, and is entire
ly confident of- being able to meet the justly
dlscrimin sting taste of swill as may do her The
honor of an examination of her stock. Thank
ing her former patrons for their favors, she so•
licks a continuanoe of the same; Fluting done
beautifully and on the shortest notice. Roo ms
over Cohen & Roienfield's, Kale Street.
Towanda, Oct. 5. DIGS. ' ,
41' REWARD.—In accordance
4 1 P tit/ with a resolution, or proPoPitton
of the Common Connell of the Ibmough of Alba
adopted. October the 28th, A. D. 188 R, I here
by offer a reward of Three Hundred Dollars to
be paid upon conitction of any pen* or"per
sons who shall fire, or - have fired any building
or buildings. os mused the same to be . done
within the limits of raid Alb+ Borough.
DAVID' PALMER, Burgess
• Nov. 6 ,1868.
CHEAP PASSAGE FROM OR. TO
IRELAND OR ENGLAND !
817105,4 CO:11 Ltoit or ammourlituna oiro
gurus:vont oz. unarm..
Williams is Gqion's old "Slak Star Line" of
Liverpool Packets, sailing every weoli. •
, .
gullow-tall Line of Packets from or , to to;a••
r
don, sailing twice a month. '
Beanittincatito Engbold, Ireland and Scotland
payableon demand. .
For farther particulars, aiiiity to Willis:rug &
Gain, 29 Broadway, New-York, or
0. P. MASON - Sc O. Bankers,
Oct.. 1,1888. Towanda ,Pa
FOR SALE AT 'A BARG-AIN 1
The subscriber wishing to change Ids occapa-
Gott , offers for. Me Ms Store and Stock of
Goods, consistlog of Dry Goods, Great
Yankee Notions. lc. Will exchange for a w i lt
Improved Parra, or sell stock and lease atom.
The store Is situated in Lltchfleld, Bradford
County, Pa. nut only gore %theta* hi 43 P•
oration. For partlonTate call on or address .
B. pIITON.
Sept. T, MS. • , •
.
•
11 1JA1,706•11L1,4,wr -
•-•".
BAB L •
Fee
: 14 7th i rg o ila v rgie
‘Witt)t..TEgti ,. ,:',:s!Egii;''i St 04R,
625 117
%HU
74
487 00
1,677 00 .
PORN, TRA;:BPUS; MR; LARD,
DRxED ;WAND; CIANNiat ePIWIT 1
1,663-'76
666 67
saiigurqm,tiir 47311111 SEASUP, -
SALT. BY THRBAOK. OR BARREL
TonAcco 'AND -BEGARB,
'
We are sole s o best brands of Inn:
CA13.9001. SleiOjr.G T 0,134901),
$446221 29
WhOTeI to '11.4401.
Lainl.""libteZtEßr aid
PRO
VISION
sfarltemember the Tolotoi No. 61 Nola - Millet
6r4 door below Beldlemsn'illock,
.Towande, N0v.10,1868.
pOBAOCO AND CIGARS!
The nadersigued have eatahltshed
STEAM TOBACCO FACTORY,
A •
177 3:) A,
On Main Street Lelow Bridge Street.
Where they are mannfacturineall kWh of
OUT TOBACCO AND CIGARS
"Which they offer to Hie trade at
W H.O LE WALE PRICES
That cannot fall to Butt. We would most re
apectfully toliclt a call from the dwgie.a through
Northern Pgansylvattlo to on eillffnotion of
OUR STOCK AND PRICES !
Oar Tobacco he maenrattnred tican the best
KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA
Stock that can be procured In the marks
Glee as a try. ' This is a borne enterprise and
will succeed with a liberal disparities' of the
trade to support home mann"actors.
•!•* MEANS & PIIINNY,
' - -157 Main street, Towanda, Pa. -
Joe 4,1268.—t7. '
B A. PETTES & CO
Are now receiving. from New York a:Line ns•
sortment of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE 1
BROWN & BLBAQUED MIISLINS,
LADIES AND CHILDREN'.I DDEz6 GOOVS
Fancy Sklrteshawle, floopiSkirts ,
GLOVES; HOSIERY, jYANKEE NOTIONS,
in Of which can be bought as cheap' as the
lime quality of goods can be bought In To
wanda. Their ,
MILLINERY DEPARTMENI
bell; furnished with thejateit styirs
BONNETS AND DA TS
And a general rwsortment o' Millinery Goods
with competent Milliners to suit the taste of al
wlia may favor them with their parr 'new.
M Miters will le turnit , hel with AI I t tads
*mots at bolroale prices.
DON'T FORGET THE RARE kNi)
Maki Street, directly opposite the Court
House.
B. 1. pertcs sr. co
Towanda, Sept. 24, 186..-3 m
BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!!
NORTH BRANCH BOOT h SHOE STORE
Hasjait finished and ready for safe a large as
aortanent of
BOOTS AND SHOES
I b ive Boots for the yeoman thut tarnetb the
sod
And the bard laboring man • that carries the
hod ;
And for the mechanic that cat stone and lay
brick ;
And for Vie soft handed Gents that apply the
yard stick ;
And Boots for the wise that flourish Me quill ;
And for the honest mechanic that works in the
MW !
I have Boots a little extra made
For the hard laboring mau that has no trade
I have Boots for all; please give me a call.
My Boots are good and prices just,
But t am determined NOT TO TllllsT !
I have JAMES kroGREOOII. b7ot 4 lt'sn doe
Celebrated in that line
Call my friends, all yon that will
Leave your meas urea—try hhiskilL
The Episcopal Church that la about to rise, 4 ,
Hy place in front exactly Bea ;
its known by many - very.well,
By the title of—NORTII-1111ANCE HOTEL
L. '. NELSON
7rowands, Aug. 25,1808.-3 m.
ER I.E It• A I.L,W Y
ILA On and after Monday Nov. 23d, 186%
Trains will leave Waverly. at about the follow
log hours, vitt :
•
4:53 a, m.Night Express, Mondays excep
ted, for Rochester, Bahl°, Salamanca and
Dunkirk, Makin:. - direct connections with trains
arum Atlantic and rat Western, Lake Shore
and Grand Trunk Railways, fot all points West ;
also at Elmira for Canandalitna. -
5:14 a. Night Express, Daily, for
Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca, Dunkirk and the
West, connecting as above. •
8:25 a. qt., Mail Train, Sundays circepted,lor
Butiklo and Dunkirk.-'
3:58 p. m., Elmira Accommodation, Sundays
excepted. ,
p. m., Day Express, Sundays excepted
for Rochester, Buffalo. - Salamanca, Dunkirk and
the West, Connects at Elmira for,Cantunialgus
at Salamanca with the Atlantic and -Great
Western Railway, and at Buffalo with the Lake
Shore and Grand , Trunk Hallways, for all points
West and South:
10:33 p. m. Express Mall, Sundays ex
cepted, for &Mao, Salamanca and Dunkirk, con
necting with trains for the West.
9 10a m.Way Freight. Sundays excepted.
3:15 p. m., Emigrant Train, -Daily, for the
West.
2:13 a. m.. Night Express, Bfondays excepted
connecting at' New York witli afternoon trains
and steamers for Boston and New 'England
cities.
6:42.a. in. Cincinnati Express, ; Mondays ex
cepted; connecting , at Owego tor 'ithaca ; at
Binghamton for Syracuse ' • at Great Bend , for
Scranton and Philadelphia: at Lackawaxeci for
Hawley, and at Gmycoort for . Newburg and
Warwick. •
8:33 a: in., Binghamton Accommodation, Bon
days excepted. • •
12:20 p. m., Day Express, Sundays 'excepted,
connecting at Binghamton for Syracuse; at Gt.
Bend for Scranton; at Lackawaxen for itawley;
and at Jersey City wi;h midnight express
train of New Jersey flathead for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Waahington.
1:47 p. Accommodation dallY.con
necting at Owego for Ithaca.
6:27 p. m... New York and . Baltimore Mail,
Earidays excepted. •
9:20 p. m., Lightning Express. connecting
at Jersey , City with , morning impress train of
New Jersey Itailitid forßaltimore sad Wash;
legion. ' • - -
4.30 port. Way Preight.bmithys excepted:..
IL . A - revised and complete . 1 Pocket The
Table ." of Passenger Trains on the Erie Rail
way "and •on meting Lines;- bits recently been
, publhbed, and can be procured . on application
to this Ticket Agent of the Company.
WM: IL BARB ,_ - -BIDDLE..
Oen'l Pisa AO, New-York. * Geol. &spit.
DLANCIEUTZ JQ FIFTY
oettivit WioRD 4 BARBERS
z v. ? i~Mi:~b~=:=~
!MIN
tantaisting in put of
AND PRINTS,
&c., &c., ac
L. C. NELSON,f
"GOING RM?
GOING EMI% -I
M=INEWM==ESS
v.' . '1. 4 •:•1; 4 1
mar;otuntruitnutur.
. ,•
HIV .: -NEW
AND - .IMPROVED
E . , • '
.• • •
4lNFV.irra: JfAaturai,g .
7;' , ; VT , 4, - ; A._ ? J.) . • r
Were tinselled the First Piize at the Paris EX
po,ltlan,ollL7l,over,B2 etlumMachinee. • •
- AIM; theloi owing State Fairs of 2868 hive
awarded this Machine the first premium .
New='-Yogi, Ghia, Permylvanii. Massachu
setts. New Hampshire, Vermont, Wisconsin,
-aid Indiana.
County Faire of Madison; Abrandigs,
Oswego, - Waym, 'Orleans, Tompkins; &mai,
Monroe, Herkimer, Schuyler, Livingston, and a
host of others. - -
Report of the Committee on Sewingidachines,
at the State Fair held In Rochester, Fall of
1668.-.'Your. Commtttee .have examined the .
difinent Fairing
_Machines; to:which th eir at.
lentkm wes called: and would twroMmeadits
the beat Family and Machine for all werk,ElisA
Howe's Bantu Machine, and for • the following
ceasona plicityotiamatructloa. 241--
Regularity of tension on both upper and loner
threads. 34,--Ease of nunagement. Stk.-Great
Ftaot -work ail 6th —The
lttachtnents to the Machine 'felling,.
emanates; tackle& braiding, quilting- bind
ing and cording, - and the ease with whi ch they
are applied,; 601.--The &WOO- of the ma
chine, it being made of hardened steel, a.. d'ad-
Justed in its headers. We recommend a med.
• New style Hemmer; Braider; Tacker, gather,
Corder, Embroiderer. Binder, Feller end
proved Tuck_Marker. ' _
It Will use " Myriad iveri kind Of thread,from
the finest to the coarsest, with a much smaller
needle than ether machines. Be sure and ex
amine one: beam. you purchase. Frio from $6O
to 1100, and every_ machine warranted. The
real value of our Manntacturidg - Machines for
Tatters, Diet; Shoe, Harness and. Carriage Ma;
kers, Leto* well known:to require
s ernment
Deal fall to call and Me them: _ • .
SHEPARD & TEBNEUB, Gen. Agt'a. • -
20 Lake Bt, - Elmira. N. Y.
For, sale by •CODDING.• HUBBELL & Co.,
General Asian; Towanda, Pa. ' . *
N ATIONAL.
CO. OF u.s.A
CASH CAPITAL,
.$1,068.0007-PAID IN. VCLL
Chaffered by Cotigreis, 1%8
- cLkande CLARK, President ;
-JAY COOKE D Cbalrin'n MOM!! minx. Com ;
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President ;
-EVEASON W 4. PEET, Secretary and Actuary
The advantages of the National Life Luanne
Company are .
.
. ..
1. It h a National Co.. chartered by Congress ;
2. It bas a paid tip Capital of One Million Dol
Tara •
1 ,
3, It offers low rates of premiums ; •
4. It furnishes larger insararice than other Corn.
prudes, kir the Same money.• • -
5. It is definite and certain ; ..
G. There.is no possib lity of misrepresentation
by
agen ts, or mi derstanding by policy
holders ;
l i
7. The policies are pain contracts, iirfmach in
strance for se m ch mono / ;
8. All policies aie non-forfeiting ; •
9. The.policies are ortempt from attachment.
ICI
E. W. cuttii ~Sc CO. Benke.re, Pinladelpta.
!Lieneral Agents.
B. S. RUSSELL, Planner
Jar gents for Towanda and vicinity:
Jan A. G. MASON, NATITAN TiDD
GS. PECK/ - .2IIILLTirRIGHT
'MACHIIVIS7', Tow Anna, P. ?Makin&
and Repel ed, Engines and Boilers' set in the
best manner. I would - call the "Attellion of
mill owners to my ' -
NEW TORTEXT WATER WHEEL,
As combining all -the elements of a Aral cl ass
molter, simplicity of censtinction. accessribit
ity, great strength of parts. developing the
greatest amount of power for water used, easily
repaired e rninaing under backwater with no det
riment to power except diminition of bead, re
qu iring no alteration In Mill frames or addition
to flame, will run under low head, and made of
any desired capacity . These wheels will be
furnished at less than one-half the cost of any
other first-class wheel in market, and Isarratit
ed to perform all that is claimed for them—
, These wheels will be made for dilivery with or
without cotes, on short notice of -the beet Iron
In market. _
For full particulars address or enquire' of the
undersigned. U. S. PECK, Towanda, Pa.
P. 5..--These wheels can be seen in operation
at Messrs. Horton Wrils' MI, Towanda' twp.
The wheels are whilly . composed of Iron is now
rattd:. • Jaw. 14. 1849.—tf
CTOR O. LEWIS-,
gsaduate of the College of ".Physiolarus
_rgeons," New York city, Class 1843-4
..xclusive attention to the practice of Ms
aion Office and residence on the east•
lope of Orwell Hill, adjoinirg Henry
es. •
naary 14, 1f69.
and -;
give
pion
ern em -
Bowl
WANDA STEAM FLOURING
MILLS
WH. H. FULLER & CO.,
y•tfnliy inform the public that .they have
C=
• d the new and extensive Spain Flour
parch!
E •
l ins, built, by 01115 tbs, Wells fr: Matson
IsOth part of the borough of Towantla
3111
vfing . all the modern improvements, and
ET
ent tdillera, they are prepared to do
comp
CUSTOM GRINDING,
beat possible manner and At unusually
otjcc. Every pains will betaken to 1;114
short
,etton , and a e invite a public trial-
Farmers doing business In
_ruwn can bring
their grain, and havo It groan& to take back
with them.
FLOUR, FEED' AND. MEAL,
For sale at the bwest cash prices, and &livered
. .
a any part f the village free of charge.
Towanda. November 10,15G8
TOWAIIDA COAL YARD 1 .
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
. COALS.)
The undersigned having leased the Coal Yard
and Dock at the old " Barclay Basin," and ju-t
completed a large Coal Rouse and Office upon
the - premises, aro now prepared to furnish the
citizens of Towanda and vicinity with the diff
erent kincis and shies of the above named coals
upon the moat reasonable terms in any quanti
ty deiired. Prices at the Yard until farther
notice : •
Large Egg • EGA
Small Egg 60 0
Stove,— - . WS
Chescuat t ! :. . . 5,50
" Barclay " ' Lump ' . .4450
- Run of Mines, , ;. 4.00
"• Pine r Blacksmith " 3,50
The following additional _Charges will be
madefor delivering Coal ' within the Borough
limits : , .
Per T0n,..50 cta. extra for Miming at 50 ell
Half Ton _35 wra
Quarter ton2s " " , Ss IS -2 5 ,
ler Orders mar be left at the :Yard, cornea'
-o railroad and Llizabeth 61, Or at H. G. For.
ter's Drag Store.
It& Orders must in all =CS be accompanied
with the cash.
WAUD 4 DTVEN.
Towanda, Jan. 1, 1860.—tf. - - ' •
PRICE LIST.---CASCADE MILLS.
Best - quality Winter Wheat Flour per
hundred 85 '5O Gt. 08'00
Beat qualify Aye Flour per bemired 1 4 00,
Corn Meal and Bye_ and Corn Feed 2 25
Btickwhest Flour, per hundred,. . . 40
A fait Mares allowed to des era; Wet pay,
each .for gialo. Wheat $1 75 and 22 00,Bye,
good; $1 25, Buckwheat 80 cents.. Cora
Custom grindlorusually done at once, is the
capacity of the mill is sufficient for *large
amount of work. ' B. B. INGRAM.
Csmptown, Jan. 14,1880.
FASIIIONABLE TAILORING I
Isms =num
Respectfully Informs the des= of
_Timms&
Borovh, tad he „ has (paned
Tmi.ok
In-Phinney'a opposlte the Ileanklions
and solldta a share of peddle patronage.
Bea mewed. to tut "and' make garments In
the most fuldonahle style, and the most. dame
tde meaner. 4 Petfeet.mthfactlon will be gnar
-1 Cutting and Repairing done tomdet on shot
notice. • Sept. 10, UM.
.
'M'Eattastrali i
J• IT t 13:1 1 RSCIEI
al
OEM
mONIA '7ls "
NYE
1 , , , ,
LARGE AND SPELL SELECTED STOCIe
Fall and G t of?.cls I
. -
AT THE PRE.ENT
Depression of the Market 1
7 . Which will be 5014,feeendly at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I
Also, :direct tam Liverpool,
FIVE CRATES CROCKEKY t
Toirangla. Oct. 6,1668
Brumlleums.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
v
BAIL.—The subscriber offers for sale.the
following very desirable properties :
Two acres of choice land in Athens, - Bradford
eonnty, with a very promising young orchard,
and silage framed bOnee, and barn, and_black
aniith's shop thereon. - Payments to suitper
chasers. If not sold at private sale, , will - be
sold at Auction; March-17, 1869. For portico
-tars apply to Timothy Mitten. ••,
•ALSO—Fortracres otimproved land in Bldg
bury township. with two dwelling houses, a
good store house, two framed barns, and well
of water thereon. Apply to James licArdie.
Jan. 12, lB69—tf.
PAL LIABLE PROPERTY FOR
SALS.—The undersigned otters for sale
his farm, situated In Leßoy twp• about one
mile from Leßoy corners. containing about 70
acres of grMd" land, partially improved.- well
.w,atered, and a good dwelling' house•and out
buildings thereon. ror particulars inquire on
the premises. RUSSELL LINDLEY%
„
Leßoy. Jan. 28, 1e69.-4t•
VALUABIiE VILLAGgPROPRit
TY MR BALE.—The subscriber offers for
sale his Dwelling House and Lot, 'now occn -
pied by him, situated on the corner of Second
and College stretch, in Towanda borough. The
dwelling-housels In good condlUon. There is
a good barn, well, and cistern ripcin the prop
.-
eel. also grape vines bearing largely. and •
variety of trait trees. The lot is 50 300, be
ing two lots divided by an alley. Possessio n
will be giverr immediately. , 'Rerun made known
application to .
NATHANITIDD.
Towanda, DBc. 4, 1868.—tf. '
DAIRY ' FARM FOR SALE.-A
prime Dairy Pium,agood stabling for 28
'cows and a team, wil sell with or without
stock, long time with gunnel payments it de.
edred. , A rare. chance is offered to obtain It
valuable property. For diacription address
J. W. PAYSON. Orwell, Bradford County, P.
'December 10.-2 m!
T.ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-
The subscriber will sell his Parra situated
in Burlington township, near Luther's. Mills,
containing ninety•ontand-a•half acres, being
In two lots, one containing 41} acres, and the
other 50 acres. The lot ot Ale scrmis mostly
under cultivation, sal has upon it a good haste
house, two barns. corn house, two wells, ap •
pie orchard, one living spring of water. Th , .
60 acre lot hu about 12 acres improved, nerrt
seeded, ind has upon •it two splicer of water.
The lota will be sold together or separately.—
The farm is in a good stste -of cultivation. and
is well adapted for both grain and using.—
Possession given, immediately, if desired.--
r Terms, - one third down, and the balance in
payments u rosy_ be; agreed upon. Apply to
HRMET TEET, - Towanda, or Rosati Luther'
Luther's Mills. H Miff PEST.
Dec. 7, 1868..—tf.
VALUABLE FARM FOIL SALE,or
-11ENT. - --The imisraigued will sell his
farm altuated at Ifonroeton. There are toil
acres in all ; three of yonag hickory art oak
timber, thirty-seven acres of improved hill,
and sixty acres of superior flat land. There
are two houses, barns, and . other buildings.—
Ail -who are acquainted with the 'farm know of
its value ; and it - will be sold for twelve thou
sand doUars. • ' I •
Tiams—Fivethonsand dollars dowitind the
rest in yearly payments to snit the parchaser.
Or if the arm is not sold, there will Ws
goods chance fcir a -live man, 'with Mipital, to
rent for Ave years .or more, or to wart on
shares. JOSEPH HOMET.
llonroeton. Dec. 17:1868.-3t0 - •
R . FOWLER & CO.,
REAL. ESTATE . D.eitIii RS,
onus 13 LEOLIAKOS PLACE;
MICE crtixot; PUMPING
tHeal Wee pm:booed and sold. Investmenti
made and Money Loaned. ,
• CHICAGO, ILL.., Oct. 27, 1868.
DEAR . Sra ;••41aving i stablishe d curatives
permanently in the above business, we take the
liberty of sending your our card. Should you
have any desire. to. take in vestments" of loan
money, oar fang residence fa Chicago, (having
lived here and seen Its growth from • small.
village to a any of over ihrtehtaairidihourari d
inhabitants) gives as ample means atiwowhig
where good investments can be made. or what
wilTbe good security for money loaned.." All
trisinesa entrusted to our care will receive
prompt attention: ,
This city is !no , easing very rapidin lit wealth
and population, and at no petiod lave bettAtr
opportanithsi anted. for • Investment, .than at
present. T
•
Near Twelve Millions. Dollars are expended
armnally in line and . costly dwellings, giving
permanence . and causing great :advance
Fines for ail Improved •-•••• •
$y ppaamiasioo . rders to Hons. Nal. J 1144.11.
0., Jolra V.Vatwell, S.C. Elbensan, (Akio;
Owee. Simon 011iWieg U. 8. 13... U. Iteroari:
C., Wei. SlereU,loo ISAL Dial: Psesinvik 4
Istet :Hoes. . alftlilte Charms, Ilimeesk;
Boston; Hon. Wm. B. Ogden, New Ysir y
man Truman, Owego. PI: T. N0v.26,118.8m.
AGS ! ItACig 11 RAGB , IIISOO
;111,Tons good Papsel.lop issagod t
nlvd
the lilgttestetisitet rice _ litorr Anisk i .
,
1 1868. . •
uv, , t,aseukA4 , lz;2r.::.z
.
THE :DISOICT.OOIIRT OF
tals oi et s p ha", Wads=
Vow* a"
ifrigamt_ •
71:a b 44:herd ammo of
listell2 lis f ;:hi~ smiler he SIXIM
hum • OW eadoditso Athos
b di Of Carkortars Wel : 4
lout id* dna tainid sad oth-
as pastas kisinhollrtn i ett fits _
filratt Joataas4B69, • • 4Wiothotkis.
afatesi*, .0A c!f -
COC Tonoud f , to: daft; co" Warty
therlave; aim I Madam* aged sot be
- wadies the Sid Pashassd. :Ant dallies
mat.* hea r aff Om% us amid sad
tbkiIPigOBIPAC ate OPO46Pa of ultimo
Binkmit , revdted xna oaa iteth
Sections of suss Just,'vmbe did before the_
ssidlfsetotes, strllWarazase xasi tai
CF.
• 4E 4 444E. • ( Saki/I - 0W Cocas.
WE
ME
BAIikRErFret:NOTIC I LL4MM IS
TO otti . follfte-art or es 21 - day or
JornforYW.a wasseat ha Ilsokni %
woo laud Ili estate of • -YMY gr:
Kw
of West terp m is the waft if
.fee tsesd EliZrowireito, mho bee been
adJoAged. Aea kW ont peetka ; tkat
the yereelst or idebtoliref dettury al 111/
,yroyertybeloagl9Ases'i eielahmknipt, to Mm
or Ali am, atui the Izeirdeo ol ay "roped, by
biro. lop Wages by lair L tlhA a meat Lag or -,
the eradiate of Meade -UMW, to pow'
their IhibteOrkto delogtom venire *wow
01 tikke;l4ool/U be/What a evert of Beek
rote', to krY hones tt aerates of the Beer
tor, la the hoestaot.layeale, PS., tato* Sir
Imo Ovesron. Jr., on the 4111 flay of /ebony 1
1869, at 9 o'clock, a. I it.
, • 11110 A, A. BMW, tr. ti. Itarabah .
Auk 7, UM - ', 11.)11:0 , l,
Eli
neIiKRUPTOY NOME—Toth is
AP to ; Grariknnas.—thee oath* Alt day of
issinaty.A.•l4 l r, s i lfenarkirMrtof
was Issued the estate ist Jr •
000LBA of Illowsotten, tie County of"
• Stariford eed etare,of 'Peseryfireers. wbe Ise
been adjedged Banicopt, kla aim petition ;
that the paytnent Oen" debtor any property
to web hankrept.te Maher - tor bio sae
an thetranator of an be hl are for
bidden by law ; that a isoollhg of the creditors
of the said ItankerAte prove their Nina, lad
to choose one or
,coew.taalpew at him Alete.
will he held at a wart of &abate,. to be
holds* at the Oleo of the Ilaghaerin the boro'
ot Towanda. Pa.. Wye Maw.uno Chrearron Jr.
on the sth du pf. Forum,lll4U pr % o'clock
•
A. ht. . • • TAM.
11. s. 'mak.
K. B. Coons/eat. Delo',
EMMY
BANKRUPTCT NOTICE.—Tmw is
To Give Nomni,—That en tie
. 4a day
of hammy A. D. 1868, a Warrant in Busk
sup_tey
_was tamed against the e state of
EMMA; R. HELL, of Ulster Tap., in the
County of Bradford and State ofPlva
nii, whopetition has been adjudged BIWID on
ids own ; that payment of any
'debts and delivery of any popery be/orig
ing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his
use, and the tansfer of by -
hill are forbidden by la* say pmpaty ;
Wit I roosting
of the creditors of the ,said Biudfmt, to
prove their Depts. and to chaos* one or
or more Asaiguees of his Pilate, will be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy,. to be holden
at the Oboe of the Water fn the Borough
of Towanda, Pa, before EDWARD OVEE
TON, .Ta., on the 4th ...day of libby.
1869, at 0 o'clock, A. IL . .-•• •
moms A. ROWLEY, U. •B.lfashcsl,. l
By E B. Cocenaucitc, Derrp. -
Jan. 7, , 1869, • ;
- lIIIANKRUPTGTY, NOTl6.E.—Tale re
To Onm Ncrncz. —That on the sth day or
January, X. D.1.889,n Warrant• haßankruptcy
waa luued -against she' estate of -A luz•RAlf
O. BENTLEY, of Elpringlield twp in the County
of Bradford, and Buda of l'ineayiVania, who
him been adjudged' Bankrupt on his own peti
tion ; that the payment of any debts and - de=
lirer of any property belonging to each Bank.
rapt, him, or for his use, and the transfer of
Nay property by hbn im forbidden by lair; that
• a meeting of the credWi of es ipM Bankrupt,
to prove their Debts, and to chow one or wow
Aaalgokea of his Estate. tea be bold at s Court
•of Bankruptcy, to be holdta at the Office of the,
Register in the Boro. of .Towanda: Pa., before
- EDWARD OVERTON, Js.. Register, on tho
lath day of Feb'y. A. - D. 1862. It 2 o'clock,
P.M. TIIONAS A. ROWLEY;
IL B. Ilsrobal.
By B. B. COOLBAIXIII. Deputy..
RXECISTOWS OTloE.—Noliic
`JILJ Is hereby given that wsons Indebte:.
to the estate of HENRY HM=D I / 3 1. late of
Terry, det'd, are requested to make im
mate payment, and all hnshlg. claims open
said estate will present them duly acbenticated
'for settlement. • ---.
MERIBAH E. RESSENDEN,
GEO. F. HORTON, --
. 11114 0, 1869. itietttors.
EXECITTOWS NOTlCE.—Notice is
hereby given that all micas Indebted in
the estate of •Ebeneter Wells, deo'd., late -of
Herrick twp., are riposted to sake payment
without delay, and those having claims against
amid .state mast present them ,duly authentica
ted tor 'settlement.
Dec. 17.194-4
IANKAUPTOY NOTICE --THIS is
TO turd lifortcs.—That ma the 6th day of -
Januar°, A. D. 1868; a Warrant in Ban truptiy
was issued naiad des estate of Andrew B. Cold
lum, of Falls twp., la the County of Wyoming,
and State of Pesuarybreata, Who has been ad• _
judged,* Bankrupt oa hill own petition ; that
the payment of any debts and , lelirery of any
property belonging to each Bankrupt, to hica.or
for nee, and the tread's: at any property by
hint are forbidden by bur ;• that a meeting of
the creditors of the' *aid Bankrupt, to prose
their Debts, and tit choose one or more Assign- ,
ees of= his Estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office of the
Register In the Bore: of Tolman. Bradford Co.,
Pa,. before BDWAID 019113T0N, Jr., Itsgister.*;
on the 20 day of Feteciati s 4t
'o'clock, P„
. THOMAS A. POWLET, 11. 5. Marshal.
Jan. 14. By B. B. Commas, Deputy
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.—
rims g, To am roncw.--Ttlat on tkistb!
day of Unity A. LI, 1869. a Wsweant in Book
ruptcy was Laud against the e tate of Geo.
Eaten of the Borough' ofTrte, to the Oionty of
Bradford, and SMte of Peanjoylvanta who his
been adjudged }Unkempt °whist own petition ;
that the payment of any debt' and deUrerrof
anyproperty belonging to 'such Bankrupt, to
hint, odor his - am, and the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law ; that a
meeting of the creditor' of said Bankrupt, to
prove , their Debts,' and to chow* one er more '
Assignees of his Estate. will be held eta Court '
of Binkruptcy, to be holden at the Mice of the
Register in the 8016141 of Toimutita,Pa.:hefons
EDWARD OVERTON , Jr..flefister .on the 2Qth •
day of Feb, A. D. at 2 o clock, P. If.
THOMAS ROWLEY Ii
• MB- arshal,
By E. B.CooLuatrarr-, Deputy.
TN THE ORPHAN'S COURT OF
IN
Bradford County, No. 99, SepCT, 1888.
lathe matter of the estate of John Haverty,
deceased.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania : To
Orlando Beverly, Adeline Pants, Media Chase,
Altntra Beverly, Orland Haverty guardian of
Salley. Beverly, Edw d H verly, Amen
Beverly, En . e Irvin* Maria Wayetan. Mary
Ann Neal„DeAlanson Haverlyjiyivester Boylel4
Hera= Boyles, Lu..inda . C. Boyles. Wal
Boyles, Nancy Banuell, Addle Boyles, frank
lin Boyles or Irvine, lineal descendants of
John Haverty. deceased, and to Sail' other per
ions Interested, greeting
BRADFORD COUNTY, BS
You are hereby cited to be and appsarbefore
the Judges of our Orphan's Cosr6 at as Or.
phan's _Court to be held at Towanda, the
Bth day of February, '1 . D. 180, at 111 o'clock
in the forenoon of said[ griy,thee end there to
accept or refuse to take the real estate of sold
John Haverty, deceased, situate in the town
ship of Overton, in said County, at tbaspprail
ed valuation put upon it by an inquest ouly
awarded by the said Court. and retorted bi
the Sherif! on-the 12th de! o Dee. 1868.--
wit : 876940. =Cheroot tail not. -
• itfences,,Mon. P. B. Streeter, - at Towan
da the La ehly of January 1869.
• H. . MADILL. Clerk. 1
Jan;s; 1889, - •
A DMINISTELATOR'S
Notice Is beseby gine that all 'pergola
Indebted to the estate of Orrin Warner, late
or Tea:arose twp ., dee'd., are requested to
mike Immediate payment,. sad all pavans 10-
lug claims against said estate. mast prowl
there duly authenticated tor 'effluent. •
'1...D. WARNER, •
Dec. 24, 1868. - • , Adadalstrator. ;
lIXEOUTOWS
Jui hereby gins that all
,M i lsolehtar
to the estate or flak 0 late of
- Towanda bare, are requital to main I mmedir
ate payment, and all persons having eh Joss o*
.on said eatate mut pruut thee duly Where
ticatedfor ettlement.
- JA/11E8 MACFAIII,OIII,
Dee. 17,1868. - too nters.
.10 CUT()1113 NOTlCE::.—Notice
hereby 'Oren. • hi=
dobtod to . tho paw of wail= smith
late ot.tiranritle, dio'd. aro .requottod to
make LoraWmttato psymest,cord those t o
O/olior NOWA mold estate win mint them dais
loathe:grated for mottlowast. I
81T11 X.• Po?s%
", • • 11011LIPlar CATLIN, _1
I Dec, 17, 1868. , itaraain..
PnOTITOR'S- MYTlCE.—Noticei .
.sa khanby rim WWI umontedebted
the related . IkEDNZlYALMotee'di a r n il
eu.
6 . 1
Wyslneng twin retillAM to make
Me pigment, without erett• sea lieu bertha
dame against, odd Mats mut present that
duly autheeticatid for Vent;
DATID
Itteuto SAO D
r e i. -
;
Dec. 17.1668.
FOR SALEATSCOTIA , TANNERY
iris; ndi t gig No t‘ prat aaa
bard. - psWfbr Bat lei Mt.
- ADAK UMW
Granville CAM" P5...14y 111, 110. S.
JOHNSON WELLS.
Executor