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LOCAL AND GENERAL
Tufa TABLE.—The following i 8 the
Time Table of the Pennsylvania and New
York Canal and Rail Broad Company, which
took effect on Monday,. NOT. 23, 1868:
~
1:Iglyo:c1%: 4 .1
P. M. P. M. A. IL
.-.6:35 1230 840
.6:50 12:45 8:56
7.1:13 12:68 9.08
.. . . 7:18 1.13 - 9/3
... 7.40 1.35 946
NOETHWA.IID.
...8.10 12:00 6.00
....7:50 11:40 540
.. .737 11:27 5.27
7/2 11:12 • 5.12
. . 7 . :00 10:50 4.50
A. M. A. M. • P. M.
JOHN -P. COX. Superintendent.
WAVERLY
MATER..
TOWANDA
WevritLy
ATHENS .
ULSTFIL .
TOWANDA
M. The Spring style of Gent's
Silk Hats has just been received by Clonney
Amsbry, South side Mei-ear's new block.
los. A visit to HARRY Mix's Hot
Houses will amply repay the time and trou
ble it costa, to any one who has the slight
est love for the beautiful. RAIIIIVB houses
are now one of the "institutions" of the
place. From a small beginning for the pur
pose of supplying the demand for early gar
den plants, has grown up a business which
accommodates the people of several coun
ties, and offers the Choicest and most rare
flowers and ornamental plants. The col
lection to which• the attention - 01' the public
is now invitt-d, is not to be excelled by any
in the country, and is in fine condition.—
The services'of an experienced florist have
been secured, and the wants and tastes of
the most cultivated and fastidiotui can be
gratified. Those who would enjoy a rare
treat should visit his houses, and we proph
ecy that a love of the beautiful must be
lacking, if the visitor does not discover
something that will be coveted, and bought.
Early vegetable plants for the garden,
will be supplied in season, and those order
ing can feel certain that they will be dealt
fa'rly with, and that everything will be as
represented.
01STER SUPPER.—Tbe Ladlea of the
Brick Church, Wysox, will furnish an Cys
ter Supper, at the Parsonage on Wednes
day eve, March 3rd, for the benefit of their
Sabbath School.
HEAVY DANAGE9.—The case of JOHN
B. FLOYD, of Waverly,. N. Y., against the
Erie Railway Company for damages ens
taiued at Carr's Rock disaster, was tried et
0 sego, last week, and ended on Friday, by
the jury 'returning a verdict of $15,000 dam
ages for the plaintiff.
DEDICATION OF TEMPERANCE HALL.-..
In ticcordance with previous notice the Sons
of Temperance and' Good Tempters, and
th"ir friends met at their new Hall, 'n Wed
nesday evening, the lith inst., for the put
poic of dedicating the same to the cause of
TeI:Up:LANCS.
U. BLACK, Chairmap of Joint Commit
tee f both orders, called the meeting to
order; followed by prayer by Rev. C. S.
For. of the M. E. Church.
Capt. C. M. Marrvmxr, was elected Presi
dent, altd CHAS KELLUM, JAMES RABBIS, J.
G. , ,Esx-ros. and 'Wu. Josrs elected Vice-
Presidents, and E. J. CLACSON and GE°. H.
WOSD SSCIIMATi63. , After Mamie by STEU
LEN'S String Band, Capt. C. M. MANVILLE
gave a stirring speech in his usual happy
style. Report of Hall Committee made,
which showed that, the total expenses for
fitting up the Hall ware $575. Of that
amount the two orders raised the sum of
W 6,50, and the fri,uds outside of the Or
der, the sum of 5105,50, leaving the Hall
fre, of debt, with a Lease of the same for
five years.
After zurtsic7, Rev. Mr. Fox gave an elo
quent dedicatory address, interspersed with
a song from the choir, after which Rev. Da-
V/D CILIFT; was called upon for a speech,
and responded in.behall of - the Good Temp
lars, followed by Rev. Mr. Fox, in a few re
marks, relative to the workings of the Maine
Cow in the State of New York.
'Music by Band, after which appropriate
rLni,,,rks were made by Dr. D. S. Parrr from
the order of Sans of Temp9rance. Music,
and benediction by Bev. Ur. Fox, closed
the interesting exercises.
E. J.Currscag, Seers
Oro. H. wool), .
CO" Thp mcDuFFIE will trial was
,brought to a conclusion Oh Friday, the jury
rearing under the charge of the Court about
11. A. 3.1. After being oat until Saturday;
they were discharged at 11, A. M., having
failed to agree, and there not being any
prospect of their arriving at a verdict.
From the taking np of the case, until the
discharge of the'jury, this trial occupied
the - Court eleven days. _
.A BOUT ADVZRTISING.—The N.
Tribune has an article on advertising as a
means of keeping 'business men afloat in
these depressed and uneertain times which
concludes with tills excellent advice : 'Be
sure af one thing : whatever you have to
sell, there are many peoply ready to buy,
even in the moat depressed - seasons. • Find
them out.; show them your wares ; persuade
them to buy of yon-rather than_ another.-.
When buyers are reluctant sellers Must be
.city,. It is neather cheap nor sensible to
still behind your, counter and wait for
ti.a. bustle of trade to revive. When busi
ness is dull, that is when you most need to
advertise ;- and in tire nest place, that is
when people devote most time in reading
th!, newspapers, and when your advertise.
went is consequently most peen. Let busi
ness men and mwhanies of! this place take
8215
HON: Joy, the celebrated
remperiiisce advocate,.died very trade:ay
at his residence in Penn Pan, on the morn
is,f, of the 18th inst. -
TIMMAS DONATTnE, trio d at
Blomiblirg for participmtion in the murder
of SC. A. tea, was acquitted on Thursday
morning last,- the jury haring deliberated
all night. Hester, Duffy, and Pryer are yet
to be tried , as his accomplices. .
mcmgioe q . , mmovir k -,Ti k e Marc
mintberof that trrer-weleome family vhdtant,
.lieSuirsiti' 7 .3faijcalso; hai just tippeer* is
our sanctum, bright, beautiful, and .6 1 111*
eating, as an elegant display of the-early
spring fashions and an entertaining eolleo
tion of handsomely illustrated .. tolge and
sketches can render it,' and namberlesit
ants, deicriptions anatihitg;
matters imports* to the fair teL ' This ft
tindanhteldb , oho[ the best; largest and
most useful journals of fashion now issued
14
in this country whether..zell4oo to- the
it household or society, and everywoman will
bpd it an:earneati NOM frieci $3OO
yearly. Publication, office, 838 Itstiadway,
14 New York. ' • '
7128 •
NAmum EscArs 3PRow,Dltownso
Two Children of Kowtows, of
Canawanii, Mid a child of Mr. Nasals=
Maize, while &owing the ditch near Chat
field .h Campbelrstannery, in Owego, on
Tuesday last, hroke through the ice, and
. t for the courage of Mi. John Kittle, and
the timely aid of others, the would have
drowned: One of Btr. Hollister's children
Was taken out of the water for dead, - but - by
the aid of proper restoratives_ administered
by Dr. W. 8 Bates, the child was ; T at,* to.
I 4.
EECUR'S BAKFUNG irOUBE.-:—The
'corner room in the . large and splendid buil-
Aling erected by our enterprising townsman,
M. C. MEVIIII, was designed as aßanking
House, to be occupied by his Bank, and it
has just been finished, and was, .occupied
last week by the business for which it was
intended.
,the
venture the assertion .that
for convenience of location, for adaptation,
and for the elegance and style of no
Banking rooms in the country can compare
to it. The entrance's on the corner front
ing Main-St, and the Public Square,through
a heavy portal of cut stone, with folding
doors, in which are large panes of plate
glass, while inside the arrangements are
perfect and the finish neat, but exceedingly
rich and splendid. A large counter, ar
ranged conveniently for business and for
the accommodation of the public,with desk
and table-room in abundance, will prevent
all delay or confusion in transacting busi
ness. A commodious private room is also
conveniently located.
Thu furniture of the bank ,h 3 butternut
and black-walnut, and the . rooms are fin
ished with ash. The floor of the public
room is paved with marble. A very large
vault was built without regard to expense,
the design being to make it secure, 80 that
burglars could not enter it from any .direc
tion. This vault has capacity enough to
hold all the money and valuables of the
county, and is secured by the most elabo
rate and approved fast,:ttings:
Banks and bankers *ill find in this bank
ing-house a model which will repay exami
nation. For neatness of design, for con
venience, for perfect adaptation to the busi
ness for which it is used, and for elegance
and beauty of finish,, it cannot be excelled.
STATE AGRICULTURAL F e l-AMOR E.
Kapp, Northumberland, • B. Longaker,
Allentown, and A. Boyd H ilton,
burg, to either of whom tters should be
address d,will receive pro sale for holding
the annual State Fair in September next.
Proposals will be received until March 17th,
when the Executive Committee will meet
and decide upon the location,
Ng. The Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company hag. in ad
dition to its lease of the - Morris and -. Essex
Railroad, secured a controlling interest in
the stock of the Syracuse and Binghamton
Railroad, and a lease of the Osirego and
Syracuse Railroad. It is their intention to
build fourteen miles of new road from Great
Bend to Binghamton, and, when that is
done, they w.ll have a continuous line from
New York to Oswego, consisting of the Mor
ris and Essex road, 84 miles ; their own
road, 127 miles ; the Syracuse and Bing
hamton, 81 miles ; and the Oswego-and Sy
racuse, 3G miles ; in all, 328 miles.
Tag GALAXY.—New York : • Shel
don A; Co. The story feature was never
brighter or more pronounced in any liter
ary magazine than it is in the March Gal
axy. Charles Heade leads off with three
chapters of a new story styled "Pat Yciar
self in His place." We are enabled to dis
cover that the theatre is -in England, ani
that agrarian and other outrages are to
figure prominently ; while there is a mys
tery coloring the life of the hero and some
infusion of snpers'itions feeling. The pre.
liminary sip yields the flavor of Mr. Reade's
best brew. It. G. White takes the phrase
"is being done" toiiieces in nine prges of
sharp grammatical criticism. He styles it
a precise affectation for its doing. Mrs.
E iwiirdi furnishes three more chapters of
"Susan Fielding," and Mrs. • Julia Ward
Howe defends woman's claim to • the suf
frage in as vigorous a statement of that ar
gument as we have seen. A good 'many
voters would be pnizled to answer its reas
oning.
THE NEW ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. —B41;
timore : Turnbull & Murdoch. The March
number of the Eclectic announces that the
next issue will include the Laud We Love,
published by Getwral D. H. Hill. The
General will conduct the military depart
ment of the magazine ; the literary remain
ing as now and in its present hands. The
current number copies the Galaxy's article
by Mr. McCarthy on Gladstone, Mill and
Bright —giving a good portrait of the lat
ter, Four chapters of Phineas Finn ; the
beginning of Auerbach's Little Barefoot ; a
story fmm the California Overland; a sketch
of a distinguished chamois.hnnter, besides
several shorter prose and ai many poetical
contributions. The facethe, reviews, mis
cellany and anecdotes are collected from
a broad field, and are well selected.
MORE COAL.--Mictirel Gallagher, of
Cherry twp., informs us that he has dis
covered three veins of coal on his place,
the aggregate depth of which is about 18
feet. Mr. Gallagher's property is situated
on the Dnshore road about five miles from
this place, and finding coal -at thet point
explodes' the theory that there is no coal
west of Birch Creek. "It has now been sat
iifactorily densonstrated that large fields of
coal exist on both sides of the Loyal Sock
Creek.—Sullivan The Press.
Z G. W. BLACKMAN, of Sheehe
quip, whose horse we advertised as stolen,
last week, has recovered the animal, hav
ing traced her to Susquebiln‘ Th e counq,'
where the thief had sold her.l rascal
Was not captured:
Special Notico.
FOR SALE.—HAINDEN- Co. will
close their Photograph 1341,10iy in Leltayie;
villa in May nett; sad offer for sale their
stock and .apparatus at a bargain. A rare
chance for any one wishing a good opening
for the Photograph business.
Feb. l 23, 1869.-2 W • HILZIORN it CO.
r . , m ,
iNAGGURATION DALL. I
—ine public are
invited to attend an Inauguration Ball to be
given at the Rununerfield Creek Hotel, on
Thursday eve., March 4, 1869. Good Mu
be in attendance. BillS2 80.
Feb. 25. Pam Lanais, Prop'r.
ikir NATHAN TEDD,. Justice of the
Peace, in office with E. Overton Jr,..front
ing the Court Honee,and over Pettie.it Oo'n
Store. Feb. 25.
SPECIAL INDUCEIDiNTS TO CASH Buiim
rr -Lowg-ic linnmens.=Call and eXILMitle
Se.and guilty or, their Tank Coffees,
and Flour which they offer cheap tar
Jan. 14.-4 t
IWAILI4I 44rcijkaaerik cowl '
the n *, Zeunl beat:fiticorks
cipprpu,"- in xiew
astillikozota is trot too. much to ages
43Ingsr" beds WI world. Bold by
atsz & BaccrAggals: ' 24.
ser- 8 , rBBll , 1:18188
Th . tilita teBA"
4 1 1146:18 Of - A r iel hold , its
dosing Conemieind Monday
isveninp;leb.'t 80, - and n in - the Tow*
EA tinder the management of Jainiss :Mo
Gunman, of Ldndenville; O.
Tickets, WIXOM.
ktoChcansnur will also hold - a Con}
Mikan IS Strrspsyglai' commencing
Monday, Feb. 22d. • • • - •
In these Conventions, which consist of:a
"s aurae of 20 'lessons, (two aieh'day);" ai
thorough investigation of the rudiments;
reading not!. ite., forms it lading feature;
(and terms are such as .Cannot tint to suit).,
As his time in this 'part of the *country is
somewhat limited, those- denting his sal
vices should address as ialll/ as possible, at
Stevensville, Bradford Co., Pa . •
Feb. 6.-2 w•
. .
~i
WuniNarox i s Bnih-Day- PARTY.-'
ThiPanlio are cord", invited to , attend
a Washington's Birth- y Party, to be giv
en at the Milan Ho in - Milan. Pa., on
Honday evening, Feb!. 22, 1869. Music
Seeler's,Toll Band. Bill $2 N.
Feb.! B. Wancriri, Prop'r.
TEXPERANOS LE4II7REB tai EAST BRAD •
ronn.—Ret Jas. A. Davidson, State Leo
turer for the Grand Liodge of L 0. of G. T.;
who has been lectitriim to crowded, houses
and making many Temperance converts in .
Westßradford, will lecture at the follow
ing places in East Bradford :
North Towanda, Wednesday Fob, 10th.
Holland Hill, Thursday Feb. 11th.,
Ulster, Friday. Feb. 12th. -
Frenchtown. Satarby Feb. 13th.
• Terry town;Sundiy, Feb. 14th.
Sugar Bun, Monday, Feb. 15.
Wyalusing. Tuesday Feb. 1601,
Spring Hill, Wednesday Feb. 17th. •
Camptown. _Thursday, Feb, 18th. - -
Herrick, Pride; Feb. 19tb.
Leßaysville, Saturday Feb. 20th.
Potterville. Sunday Feb. 21. ;
Orwell, Monday Feb. 22d.
Rome, Tuesday Feb. 23.
Sheshequin, dnesday Feb. 24.
Towanda,at the Baptist Church,Tharsday
Feb. 25. -
Ulster, Friday Feb. 26.
'Athens, Saturday Feb. 27.
"., Sunday Feb. 28. .
Gen.:Patton will accompany Mr. David.
son to some of the above places.
Pastors of Churches in the above named
localities will.please announce the time' nd
place of Lecturing from their pulpits.
By Order of the G. W. G. T. • -
• W. PaTrow, D, D.
for. Bradford Co.
Feb. 4, 1869. •
TRY ROYAL RULING POWDRR.—It is
the beat thing in use for cooking, and is
cheaper, and much better than Cream Tar
ter and Soda. It is for ealaat Towanda by
W. A. Rockwell, McCabe da.• Mix, P. W.
Cowell, John Meridetb, C. R Patch, and
Long & Keeler. Feb. 1.-4w'
FOR SALE, A RARE CHARCE.—A sec
ond band grand piano, London ,make, of
sweet, fine tone, goof* action. Will be sold
at a bargain on• account of owner leaving
the country. Can be I 'seen at Mr. Punta
2doCisiarluis, Columbik X Roads, Penna.
Jan. 20. •
r
A VALUABLE PROPEBTY TOE SALE.—
The subscribers wishing tochange their
business, offer a part or the whole of their
i i
property for sale, situa in Tuscarora twp.
Bradford county. Pa. o Main road leading
from Stevensville to La yvillet Said prop
erty containing -up of two hundred
acres. One hundred d eighty 'acres im
proved and under ago state s of cultiva
den. Haitwo good d el li ng houses and
three large barns, and 1 all necessary
lout
buildings attached. or particulars and
.terms enquire of the su scribers.
H. S. A H. B. ACELET.
Tuscarora, Jan. 26.
_ PARS 'lt ESTAURANT.-!—G. W. COON,
proprietor. Meals served at all hours, and
m every aVle. Ale drSam from the wood.
Under Chamberlin's
.Jowelry Stoie, Main
St.,Towanda Pa....
/ i Dee. 23.
. - i
'
1
AYER'S . VIGOR, For liTstoridg
Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and'Color.—
A dressing which is at once agreeable,
healthy. and effectual for, preserving the
hair. Ruled or gray hals is restored to ils
original color with the gloss and freshness Qf
youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though hot
always, - cared by its use. Nothirig can re
store thehair where the follicles are destroy
ed, or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for useful
ness b 7 this application. Instead of fooling
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 deleterious substan
ces which make some preparations danger
ous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benifit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a- hair dressing, nothing else.
can be found so desirable. Containing nei
ther oil nor dye; it does 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 & Ca, Prac
tical and Analtical Chemists, Lowell Mass.
Price $l.OO.
:Sold by Dr. IL C. Porter Towanda, & all
Druggits & Dealers in medicines every
where. Nov. 28,• 1868. y
TowANDA dom. YARo.—Orders for
Coal accompanied with cash, left at the,
Old Established Drug Store of Dr. IL C.
PORTER, .corner of Mai/3 and Pine Streets.
Towanda, will receive Prompt attention..
Jan. 20, 1869.—tf yaw do DIVEN.
TOW A NDA COAL YARD.—The Co-
Partnership heretofore existing =delr the
firm name of D'A. Overton dr:Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual censent.
D'A. °mann,
JAB. M. WAD7:I,/
Towanda, Pa. Dec. Mat,' 1868. / •
The business of the late firm Nyill here
after he conducted by Wean & PiVEN, who
will pay all liabilities contracted by D'A.
QcEarox & Co. upon presealittion—and •to
whom all debts due said firm are to be paid
—an immediate settlement'is requested.
/Wear) &
I •
'ORGANS, MELODEONS, AND PIANO
FORTES—As the eo-partnership heretofore
existing betwee n Maynard & Fraley is de
solved, the undersigned would say that he
is prepared to furnish Church, School, and
Parlor Omenssqd Melodeons from the best
Mannfac9mera-at greatly reduced prices.—
Full sc A tsfactiori guaranteed in every re
spect, d every Instrument warranted for
five years. He is also prepared to furnish
Piano Fortes from the best New York or
I astern Manufacturers at reduced prices.—
/Any orders by mail promptly attended to.
Jan. 4,1869.-3 w CRAB. FRALEY.
A House AND Lar FOR SALE.-A
splendid House and Lot for sale, situate on
Beccmd 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 further par
ticulars enquire of D. R. BAEHR, on the
premises. Towanda; Oct. 5, 18684.
OattrioN.—This is to caution all
=lagainst' hireing, trusting, or har
tui my son Wm. G. Chilton, a boy aged
19 years, as I wish him to retain home. ,
J. -W. Cirekon.
Monroe, twp. Jan. 7, 1869. . 31!
HAIRDREEISING:—Mign C. A. HYDE,
would respectfully inform the Ladies of To
wanda and vicinity, that she is prepared to
furnish them . with Switches, Cpr/s. and
Frizzetta. Hair-Flowers made to ordei.—
Miss IL is stopping at the residence of Jas.
V. Wilcox, on Msple.Street,:where she will
remain-for s tlune ow four weeks.
Towanda, Jan. 11.-3 t •
tom' Melodeons, Organs, and Marko
Fortes of every kind and style of mambo
tore will be sold at a very large drusroturt.—
Send for circulars which will be sent beet°
every address.
Kivu= Uncansciii Co
Jan. 4, 180.-S.w• Towanda, P.
11,Erstoos Cura:—Will' you :join ft ?
do you ask "what for?" X will answer—,
Do you want the American Agriaulterriet,
the Harper's Weekly or Monthky, the N. Y.
Evening Post,. the New , York Tribune, liss.
by's Toledo Blade,Our Young Folks.; or
Oliver Optic's Wee kly. Magazine? then send
to me your subscripuons with Club Price
andyou shall have the paper, you Want,
sent directly to you from the JACO of pub
lioetiori.- Or, if you send the ,regular sub
scription price, I will pay. next Beriott.
premium each ; subscriber. worth - from
80 cents to 75 cents, et lowest tooth roe.
in Strawberry or other small Fruit byte /
or in an Nursery Tree, Shrub or Piroki,a -
Seid for Circular and Prlceldst.
• IL
Towanda, Pa Jan. 1869. _
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- , -44is LAW
NICSOL I3 4 I ASSETEIn2iii i LIbany..4I
*mix 11/1• A; Oparcool,,- FeW 188,,?1 ,
Rev.'(: W. - Stair; lildnans Niohok. at
A14.47 ' ta **l Ainlot BulkSts of `Tor'.
the 18th of Febmaxy,- Mee, Hallo*
ArmtdeorAg, Ilt-litiorp=ll:l l ,l*-40
-tie
.thebrlds'stathes..Nb:lo, by-Bet. L. L.'
Miaow- libr..l.liitrolt: IL - Mille' W; I!lies.
'T Melt, Wfiesn, , both 0- - AItWPA. --
JAMES—WOOD-43 the It iL - paisonsite
OasteC, .Pet„:; 18, • by' Mee. A.. - J.
Apo ele.,Stmon t 3. James, of Muth,'
Suites • - eoimty, to Mrs.Atedlita.
Wood, of Tneestore, Bradford Co., Ps,
IMIE
BH4"'PE T..V . E-13:'
• •
Ars ones ; ,reeplving • from Ile's 'for* a: doe As•
sortment of
fIOODS 'IN 'THEIR LINE !
BROWN ` dr, BLEACHED 1117SLINS
LADIES;;ANp.CI' 4 IILDWd DMEIGOODe.
: GILQVES,
./108IERY 4 - XANIESS NOTIONS,
AU of which can be bought as cheap nettle'
samelpiality of • goods can be bought:ln To
wanda. Their
MILLINERY atl'AitTMEiiT
h balk; tarnish ed with the !stet! t styles of
BORNET . B AN I D HATS
And a general assortment Misery G a.
with competent Milliners to salt the taste of all
who may favor.them with their patronage.
' Mllllurs will to furniaba with all i lad of
goads s hcheale pekes.
DONT FORGET THE NAME AND PLATR
iMain Street, directly opposite the Coln
Holum.
° B. A. PETTES & CO
' Towanda. Sept: 24, 1 R 44 .- 3 m •
CONF,IOTIONERY, TOYS, NV
•
Calls the attention of the public .'to the fi
that he manufactures and sells at
All kinds or Conrectiona , les, Foreign atal o
mestio Nuts, Az. Dealers in the country wi h.
lag anything in his line will do well to lie d
.their orders to him. and they will he promo I%
attended to. Satiardetion . gmaranteed.' fit, re
with C. P. Cedes in Patton's Block, near Dri gs
street. Pet). 24, DM
ERIE RAILWAY.
On and after Monday Nov. 23d, Dins.
Trains will leave Waverly. at about the (ollew
int hours, via :
ants° wiSEIT.
4:33 a. tn., Night &pre", Mondays ev
ted, for Rochester, Buffalo, Salanianca jx 7u P d
Dunklrk,,maktn;• direct connections with trans
of the Atlanticttnd • eat Western, Lake 611 re
and Grand Trunk Railways, for all points W t ;
also at Elmira for Canandaigua.
• 8:14 a. m., Night Express, Daily, for'
Recheistet Buffalo, Salamanca, Dunkirk and he
West; Connecting as above.
8:25 a. m., Mai) Train, Sundays excepted, for
Buffalo and Dankirk.,\
9:58 p. m., Elmira Accommodation, Sundays
ezeepted.l
6:17 p. m., Day. Express, Sundays excepted
for Tiochesterrllntralo. Salamanca, Dunkirk and
the West. Connects at Elmira for Canandaigua
at Salamanca with the Atlantic and Great
Westernliallway, and at &Ado with the Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Railways!, for all points
West and South.
10:33 .p. m., Expmsa Nail, Sundays ex-
cepted, for Buffalo, Sabmanca and thankirk,con
neeting with trains for the West.
9 lila in. Way Freight. Shndays excepted.
West
3:15 p. Emigrant Train, Daily, for the
2:13 a.m., Night Express, Mondays excepted
connecting at New , York with afternoon trains
and steamers for Boston and New England
title 3.
6:42 a. m., Cincinnati Express, Mondays ex
cepted, condecting at Owego for 'lthaca ; at
Binghamton for Syracuse : at Great Bend for
Scranton and Philadelphia : at .Lackawaxea for
Hawley, and at Graycourt for Newburg'and
Warailek.
8:33 a. m., Binghamton Accommodation, Sun
days excepted.
II 12:29 p. m.,"Day Express, Sundays excepted.
connecting at, Binghamton for liyratnae; at (it.
Bend for Bcranton• at Lackawaxen for flawleyt /
and at Jersey City ,w1;11 'midnight express
train of New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington.
1:47 p. m., Accommodation train, dalty'con
nectiugai Owego tor , ithaca. /
6:27 p. in., New York and Baltimore Mail.
Holidays excepted.
9:20 p in., Lightning Exprese. connecting
at Jersey City with morning jexPress train of
New Jersey Railroad for Baltitnore and Wash-t!
ington.
4.30 p. in. Way Freight, i feandays excepted.
as. A revised and coniplete •• Pocket Time
Table " of Passenger Trains on the Erie Rail
way and onnecting Lines, has recently been
published, and can be' procured on application
to ths Ticket Agent'of the Company. -
Wll. R. BARR, H. BIDDLE.
Oen'l Pass A :.'t; New-York. Gen l.
R RARING' RAIL ROAD-SUM-
Lb HER/ARRANGEMENT. MAY 20th, 1868.
e.
.._ußELTia rr
RAMIE LINa FROM Tan NORTH AND
Norrn ;weal for Philidelphia,New-Yoik,Reading
Potburille. Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton. &c. Ac.
rains itut leave Harrisburg for New-York, as fol
lows: At 2.50, 5.25 and 8.10, a. in., and 11.40. m.
/2.05 and 9.35 p. m. , connecting with similar
Trans on tne Pennsylvania Rail Road. and ar
riving at New-York at 5.00 and 10.00 and 11.50
1 a.m., and 3.50 7.40 and 10 30 p. in. Sleeping
Cars aocompanving the 2.50 a. In., and 9.30
p. in.. Trains, without change.
Leave Harrisbirg fin. Heading; Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Millersville, Ashland, Pine Greve,
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a. M., and
2.05 and 4.10 p. m.,stopping at Lebanon and
I principal Way Stations ; the 4.10 p.m. T rain
making close connection for Philadelphia and
Cnltimbla For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and
Auburn, via Schuylkill, and Susquehanna Rail
Hoad,leave Harrisburg at ;3.55 p. m. Return
ink : Leave New-York at 9.00 a. m., tl2 noon,
and 6.00 and 8.00 ,p. m. Sleeping Earn acoom
patty ing the 9.00 a. m. and 5.00 and 8.00 P.
trains without change. . .
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 a. m., returning from Peading at 6.30 p.
tn., stopping at allstations • Pottsville at 8.45
a.m. and 2 - .45 p. m.; Ashland at 6.00 and 12.19
soon, 2.00 g. in.; Tamaqua at 8.30 a. • in., and
1.00 and 8.45 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Halrisbarg, via Schuyl
kill and Susquehanna Rail Road. at 7.10 a. tn..
and 12.00 noon.
ALZL Dm&
Reading accommodation Train : Leaves Read
log at 7.30 a. m., returning from Philadelphia
at 5.15 p. m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train, leaves
Pottstown at 6.45 a. m., returning leaves Phil.
adelphiaat 4.30 p.m.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at
7.00 a. ut and' .15 p. m. for. Ephrata, Lilts,
Lancaster, Columbia. ac: • -
Perklomen Rail Road Train's leave Perkiomen
Junction at 9.00 a. m. and 555 p. ta. Return
ing Leave 81:ippack at' 6.45 am , and 1.15
p. m,, connecting with similar trains on Read
ing Rail:Road.
On Sundays-: Leave NeW York at 8.00 p. ip.
Philadelphia 8.00 a. m.. and p. the 8.04
a. ha., train running only to Reading. Pottsville
8.00 e. m. Harrisburg 5.25 a. m. and 4.10 and
9 35 p. m.,anil Reading at 1.10, 2.55 and 7.15 a.
m.. for Harrisburg, and 7.06 a. m , and 11.40
p m., for New York, and 4.25 p. m., (dr Phila.
delphia. •
Commutation. Mileage, Season, ,Scitool pad
Excurtion Tickets to and from all pOints, ave.
&teed. rates. .
, Baggage checked ;through ; lop _pounds 'sl
owed-each Passenger G. A. NICOLLS,
Generil Super;ntendent;
'Reading, Pa., May 20. 1867. . -
DISSOLUTION—THE P A RT-
Rerahlp existing between the undersigned
is this day dissolved by mutual nausea The
boots and Recount* are at Dr. Mason's Office,
where all indebted to the len firm will do we H
to settle immediately and save costs.
E. H. 111AS1N
Towanda, Jan. 1. 18 E. 0. ELY.
A CARD.---Dr. VANSusurut has ob.
4.4110 L. tained a License , as required, of - the
Goodyear Valcinate license,
to Vulcanize
Rubber as a base for Artificial Teeth, and has
now a Rood selection of. those beautiful carved
Block Teeth, and a supenor article of Black
English Rubber, which will enable him to sup
ply ail those in 'want of sets of teeth„with
those unsurpassed for beatity and natural ap
pearance. Filling, Cleaning, Correcting Irreg
ularities, Extracting, and all operations be-1
tonging to the. Stirrcal ,Department skillfaily ,
performed. Choloform administered for the
extraction of Teeth when desired; an article
being used for the purpose In which be has
perfect confidence, having administered it with
the most pleasing results dtriing a ptactlce Of
fourteen years.
Being very grateful to the pubild for their
liberal heretofore received, he would
say that by strict attention to the wants of bin
Vents, he would continue to merit their coo
p and approbation. Office In Beidleman'a l '
,eppoilto the Keen Socae, Towsnda,
Dec. 20,18117.--lha•
2fig
jfliscclancons:
Fonsfoijog in part of.
AND PRINTS,"
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AND FRUli'a
A. HART,
iH4LINALE . SND RETAIIL,
GOING LAW.
fobbini4-.llmoottl, 4 to.
Co ding - Russell. Co
t °
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\_
, .„-xpii.lse aisA toil= Plant'
''',-. 14'-..; .. .-..; -- 2- -=:; ' -,'• - ".. ---., ' ,
TOWANDA PA..
Invite the ottentlon of the Mail° to their way
Urge stook of all Mod,' of
lIARD WARE ,
r , 4"!' ,
IRON;
STOVES, itc.
BI4GIEWTHS AND WdOCINIMMURS,
will Ind , as supplied with, pie've. y- bed lauds
of ull kinds of
04 RR IA GE tRIM-MINGS,
HII.IIBB
POLES,
SPOKES,
SEAT BACKS
FELLOES,
LACE LBATA.CIL
ENAMELLED CLOTH, SPRINGS k AXLES.
T ---
LEATHER BELTING,
BABBITT METAL,
•LWYS ON jIIAND
B Ul LDEBS' MA TEBIALS',
M=MI2I
NAILS, i 'GLASS,
PAI TS AND OILS,
LIME AND CEMENT, by the bart l et,
At y close figures.
RAILROAD . CONTRACTORS
1 . , WI Coo bead-quarters for
rz
D PONT'S I 0 WDER,
SAFETY FIITE,
&MEW. 13HVVEL13,'PlO, 13, itc
•
We Intend at aU time's to have
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
/• i •
OP - ~
/
STO"TES,
To to fouud In this part of the State,
AO wish it understood that in these as In other
Goods,
e will not be Undersd4'l
4‘l l'HE AMERICAN "
We recommend as heretofore, a. the beat stove
known. We have Jost received a supply
of the popular Farmer'i coal stove
THE ?' MAGID SHIELD.'
SILVER. PLATED WARE,
LA PP , LANTERNA,
GUNS AND PISTOLS
WO mean to keep by far the largest stock of
POCKET-KNIVES, RAZORS,
AND SCISISOBS,
In Towanda
Tilt-
WARE
Macafactamd in.our:o*n ehop,'ln which we are
ptopazatto do all kinds! of
JOB WORK AND REPAIRING,
HOUSES 'FOESISHED WITH
HEATER, GAS FIXTURES,
Al WATER.M
I AKS,
tr
On a t notica.
BOLE GENTS 'YOE '.
i
a
SANFORD & ORIENT'', HEATERS:
IMI
NE OFFER
IRON, ' NAILS,
1 E ROSENE Oth,' VARIER,
S ES; HERO FRUIT JARS,
t
AND MANY OTHER GOOPN,
A T WII . O LES ALE
\
Agents for l EJlas Howe, Jr.
SEWING'
'Amanda, Feb=
iliiii
Emma
. •
S
• : •
. ,
.! 1 ! 400011;Y
NEW HARDWARE STOng
EMI
SZOCI SZOVES
brought to ibis. pinee, - nataig ^"whirb wlll f l
be found thifollowleg
4.LEAR.A4)ED ONES,
' We . which Lam
-
Thee: Only Agent in: 1011/arida
MORNING GLORY,
Which are, toilhout exception, the beet
,THILLS, ;
RASH LEATHER,
tam also agent !Or the Cook Stores
OUR CILD HOME,
And they cannot be Excelled.
I GAS PIPE,
Platform and!' Counter [Scales,
Kerosene Oil,
SASH,
•
Manufachirers Prices
I also
,keep constantly on band • complete
STOCK OF HARDWARE,
Of all kin di, canslatla im p irt )i
Springs,-•
Axles,
Fellow ,'
Spokes,'
Iron,
Nail pods,
Tin Wale,
1
And all k Inds of Shelf H &Toyota, which will
be sold at the lowest prices. I would say to
Merchants that Ii will at all times meet Elmira
price!.
Tclrands. Oct. 22, 1868.
300 CASES BOOTS & SHOES
AT RETAIL.
HUMPHREY BROTHERS.
Over to their old castoite r and the general
NOT ONLY THE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT. GOODS
wwwicavi;vr.tliwni
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
I
I The stock is otrered at
THE LOWEST RATES!
WORK OUARRANTEED
SHOES FOR' LADIES,
MISSES AND,4 CHILDREN,
RECEIVED THE ONLY SILVERI MEDAL
Ex,celknce of Manufacture
PARIS EXPOSITION 11367.
GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR,
HEAVY. OR LIGHT T.'
Hungarian and -other Styles.
OUR. OWN MANUFACTURE
Made Ito `Order_ by Experienced Workmen.
GLASS,
Saddlery Department
00 HORSE BLANKETS 1.
BUFFALO Az WOLF.ROBE.S.
Carriage Team Harness,
J. TRUNKS, WHIPS, B.C.
Toiratuls.loct. 31, 1868.
O,,AVE YOUR RAGS.—OId Papers
LI and Woolen Rip booed by
ALVORD /6 BARBEL .
A NICE: STOOL . OF,
,WIROMOS
4CIBL air tigraviopst ; MOM
'; t • ; 1•4114
41'6; i'29 . jiiirriibeei; -. ---. :"'l'''.' ':
The most cam
BATMONEEI BRILLIANT. .
BiLTIBIOBE HE:4"rElk,
1.,
Setting Stoves made
GARDEN CITY,
GOOD BASER,
I am also
_agent [or
Windowhum,
Fs3b, Pacre, Nails
Ali of which will So so Id at
To the trade
Horne Shoes,
. Belting,
public,
BUT BEST
. FOR THE
That can be fonntgin
And the
.F.DWIN C. BURT'S
Awarded for
:&t the
JAKE39I:BURT'S
Either
CIALVAIOPIM a; is A POLE6N,
In fall operation sod all goods
NEM
3 ,AllitdhtUM44;f7 7 ))
TEM ;.Nlivif: , f AN,IY40:111141071/
n,
FAM - Ikr SEWING. -MACH'S*
_ .
MR
,t
nunpiit'Worktipon all meter - lab. 6th-The
parteossuachansta to she Mich* forfelllng,
'aemmming, tacking, braiding, quilling bled.
ing and cording, sad the ease with which they
aro 'applied, eth:-The derablllty of the ma 4
chine, being made ottardened, Meet 41 , ' ad
justed in its bearings. We recommend a Med.
alp
Newnylti Femme, Milder, Tao*, QuiMeV,
Corder, - Embroiderer. Binder, Feller and In
'proved Turk Marker. •
it will gee any and every hind ofihroad,from
the linen to the °eater:l;4,Mb* moth - smaller
needle than other machines: Be sure and ez•
amine our before yon purchase. Price from $6O
to $2OO, and every macldno' vaunted. The
real value of our Manulacturidir Machines for
Tailors, Boot, Shoe, Harness and Carriage Ma
kers, is too well known to require, comment.—
Don't fail to call _
and see them: •
.
@BERARD& TERNEtTR; Gen. 'AWL
- 20 Lake Bt., Elmira. N. Co. For ago . by CODLING. 'RUSSELL & Co
Gem* Agents, Towanda, Ps.
NATIONAL , LIFE INgirRANFE
CO. OF th
CASH CAP/TAL, $1,000,000-PAID HQ PULL
Chartered by Congress, 1968
OLAHENCE.II4,CL &RH, Tccaldint
JdY COOKE, bhairm'n Finance and'Ex.Corn ;
HENRY D. COOKE, nee President. ;
EMERSON W -PEET, -Secretary and Actuary.
The advantages orthe gational Life Imarane
Company are
1. It fa a /Tatiana. Co.. chartere4 by Congress ;
•
2. It bas a paid up 'Capital of One lfillidu Doi '
lara ;
3, It offers low rates of premiums ;
f. It furnishes larger insurance than other Corn
parries, for the tame money.
5. It is definiie' aid certain ;
8. There is no possibility of misrepresentatthit
by agents, or misunderstanding by pollcy.
holders ;
T. The policies are plain ooatracts, so mach in.
mance for so math money ;
8. All policies anz, non forfeiting •
9. The policies are eiempi, from attachment.
E. W. CLARK C 0. I ,Bonkers, Philadelphia,
General Agents. -
B. 8.-RWELL, anger
icariftents kr Toianda sad vicinity :
Jl9 A. O. HAWN, NATHAN TIDD.
T OWANDA STEAM ,FLOURING
MILLS
MIL H. FULLER & CO.,
Respeetfulry idol=
,the public that ,they have
purchased• the new and eMenalae Steam Flour-
lug Mills, bald by Grillltbs, Wells &Matson,
to the south part' of .ibe borough of Towanda,
and having all the modern Improvements, and
competent 11111eM4 - they areprepaFed todo
CUSTOM_ GRINDIN,G,
In the beat possible manner and,at unusually
short notice. Evil* pains will be taken, to give
bi-!
satisfaction, and we Invite a pa . trial.
Firmer, doing business in - town can
their grain, and'have p. ground yl take
with them
FLOUR, FEED AND MEA
For salcat the lowest cash prices, and del
In any part rf the'village free of charge
Towanda November 19,1068
TOWANDA COAL YARD!
ANTHRACITE' AND BITIMINOus
The undersigned - having leased the Cosi Yard
and Dock at the old'' Bar - clay Basin," and ja t
completed a large . Coal House and ()Bleb upon
the premises, are now pren to furnish the
citizens ot,Towantia and vicinity with-the
erent kinos and elves of •he above named
,coals
upon the most 'cleanable terms - in any quanti
ty detired. Prices at. the Yard until .farther
notice:
Large
Egg . do
..
.
(Small --- ' -. 6, 0
Store, '' . • 8 ,26
CheanntA —.. ' ~ 5,50
" Barelay"l.mmp,
Mines. . 4 . 41 , 0
•
" Bon of .00
" Pine . r BlarJramith.....l . ' 3,50
The 'following additional charms will be
made for delivering Coal within the Borough
limits:
Per T0n,..60 eta.. extra. for carrying Li 60 ota
Bali Ton. '.35 " " " " 25
Quarter ton2s " " " " 25 "
ar Orders may be left at the Yard, corner
or Railroad and Elisabeth:at:, or at H. O. Por
ter's Drag lißore. . , - . '
g. Orden must irk all cases be accoinpsnled
with the cash. •
WARD & DlVEfit
Towanda. lan. J.,
BOOTS 1 BOOTS ':BOOTS ! 1:1
NORTH BRANCH . RopT ,SHOE STORE!
L. C. NELSON,
Has just finial:ad and ready for sale a'jatge aS
sortment of •
BOOTS :AN:D SHOES!
I hive Boots for thet yeomen that tiirneth the
sod
And the bard laboring man that "carries the.
hod;
And for the mechanic that cut stone and lay
brick; -
And for tle soft handed Gents that apply the
yen; stick ;
And Boots for the wise that iloniish tee; quill
And for the honest mechanic that works in the
Mill I
I have Boots a little extra made,
For the hard laboring men that has no trade
I have Boots for all. please give me a eon.
My Boots are good end prices just,
But lam determined NOT TO TRUiT
, •
'ave SAM ES• McGREGOR, boot -aian flue 7
Celebrated in that line ;
Call my friends, ill you that will,
Leave your meal ures—try his skill. ' .
The Episcopal Church that is about to rife, '
My place in front exactly lies ;
Its known by many very well .•
By the title of—Eoara . ll6.2sCH' HOTEL I
L. ;C. NELSON. _
Towanda. Aug. 26, Mt/3,-3d.
AGENTS WANTEIi FOR SE
CREIS °FYNE GREAT Orr--..kirork
descriptive of the virtues and viers, the myste;
ries and crimes of New York city, It you wish
to know how lbrlisnes are made and, loin in
day ; how shrewd men ars rtined la Wallet.;
b ,w ministers and merchants Ire - blackmaillid;
how dance halls and concert Saloons lawman
aged ; bow gamiding 'houses and- lotteries' are
conducted ; bowiitsck_and - of companies
inste and lion the bubbles burst read. this work.
It contains 36 tine engravings,. tells ail about
the mysteries and crimes of: New York, and is
the aplciestand cheeped, work, of &betted pub-
USW_ only $1.50 per copy. bead for
°wows and we out : tents. sad a full deicylk. •
lion of the work. Address, JONSII
& CO,. Philadelphia. Pa. 4 -
CAUTION --Inferior worktrof a similar char
acterare being circulated. See that.thebooks
you buy c ontain 35 fine:engravinipt and sell at
$2.50 per copy- - , ?eh: 10.:
g' MARKET PRICE'IN
1-1 Cash paid for well fatted and well diem ,
ed Hoge and Poultry, et ' -
• • • MM . 'S
• • North Stirsln e
Knit new . Bloa r k.
Nov lf 1,11611. • •
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COALS.
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LAEGIE . 4ND WELL siraimp STOCK
Fall out Winter - • Goods
AT TUE PRESENT
Depreesion of the Market I
Which will be sold secondly at
- . .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1
Also,. direct from . Liverpool,
FIVE CRATES OF CROCKERY)
Towanda, Oct. 5, 1868.
kcal Ettatt.
VALUABLE:PROPERTY. FOR
v
81 The aubseriber offers for allikthe
following:very draftable properties.:
Two acres of choice'liiiid in Athena, Bradford
county, with a - very fitoinisinsr piing orchard.
and a. large framed bones, and barn, and blank
smith's shop thereon. - Payments Ite: suit pur
*chssers. It not Fold at private male, wilt , be
sold at Auction. March 17, 1869. For patticu
lars apply to Timothy Bitten. -
4480—Forty aoteaol Improved land in Rids
bar, township. - with two dwelling house.., a
good store house, two framed barns, and 'well
of west er thereon. Apply to Jame* McArdle.
Jan. 12, 1869.—th
vrALLTABLE -PROPERTY FOR.
Baia.-7 be undtraignrd offers for sale
his farm, situated In Leßoy twp.. about one
mile from Leßoy corners.'containing about 70
acres of good land, pan lolly improved. well
watered, and a good dwelling house and out
buildings thereon, For particulars Inquire on
the premises. RUSSELL LINuLEY.
Leßoy, Jad. 25, ISitli - -
VALUABLE VILLAGE PROPER.
TY FOR SaLE.—The subscriber offers for
sale his 'Dwelling. Roue and Lot, now occu
pied by bim, sitasted on the corner of Second
and College streete in Towanda borough. The
dwelling-hi - Asa Is in good condltbm. There bs
a . goOd barn, well, and cktern neon t he prop
erty, aIA grape vines besting Newel y. and a
variety or 'raft trees. The lot is 50 lc 300. be.
Inv two lots divided by an Riley. Possesato
will be given immediately. Terms made known
on application to •
• -.NATHAN TIDD
Towanda, Dec. 4, 1888.—tf.
AIRt FARM. FOR, SALE.-A
D
piime , Dairy Farm, good stabling—for. 211
cowsand a team, wil sell with or without
stoelt, long time with anoint payments ft de
sired. A rark chance is: oared to obtain a
.valuable property. For 'dis , riotion address
J. W. PAYSuN Orwell, Bradford County, Pa.
December 10.-4,m.* -
VALUABLE FARM. FOR SALE.-
The sabscrib r will Sell hi+ i , arha situated
in Bur.ington township, near Lather's - Hi - Is.
containing ninety one-and.a-half acres„heing
in two iota. one cnntainin g it# metes, and the
other 50 a ryes. - The lot ot 41Iacres brmostl y
undir cultivation, and has upon It a good frame
house. two barns. corn h cruse, two ; wells, ar
pie orchard, one living spring of wati.r . Th
60 acre lot has afloat 12 acres Improved, newl
Seeded, and has op m it two springs of wat-r •
The lota will be sold together or separately—.
The' farm is in a good stite of cultivation. and
Is well sdapted for both grain and RaZing•—
Possessim given, *or diately, if desired.—
Terms, one third down, and the. balance in
paymegle as may be agreed upon. Apple, to
HENRY PEET, Towanda, or Roswell Lather
Luther's !di - Is. HERBY PEET,
I+ec. 7, 18s8..—tf•
VALUABLE FARM- FOR SALE,or
V itENT.-:-The untersigned will sell his
farm situated at Mooroeton. There are'loo
acres In all.; tbreo of yonog hickory an , / oak
timber.. thirty•seveu acres of improVed hill,
and riity acres 'of superior flit land. There
are twd honses, barns, and other buildings.—
Afl whit are acquainted with the farm know of
Its value; and it will be sold for twelve thou
sand dollars.
Tnsms—Five thousand dollars down and the
Irmat in yearly payments to stilt the purchaser.
Or if the farm is' not -sold, , there will be a
good chance for a live man, with capital, to
run. for live years or more, or to work on
shares. JOSEPH HOIIET.
, Monrocton. Dec. 17, LEICS.—Sias • .
(DESIRABLE-, PROPERTY FOR
BAlg.—On account of ill health the sub
scriber winbris to to' change his business' and
!offers to'sell his well I.nOwn premises, or trade
for a farm and pay Jfference, er rent the same
'thi4 Spring. Located In the valley of Shush's
shequin, Bradford Co., Pa. A aealtable place
to-live. plenty of good limit and good buildings
with ail conveniences. A grod place for a me
chanic, as there hi - a good Blacksmith and Wag-.
gon Shop on the same. For farther particulars
enquire.of Wm, Prima, near the 'premises, or
G. W. VINCENT.
Tierra Co.. Pa'
Jan. 27.
rIESIRABLE VILLAGE PROPER-
J./ .FOR SAL-E.—The subscriber offers for
rale the dwelling-house and lot, occupied by
himself in the Borough of. Towanda, sitasted
on Chestnut Street;next West of N. C. Mew
enr's._The dwelling is a two-atory hameXtla26,
wbh ati7 addition of 15:16, containing room
enough for fora large family, and is in good re
pair. The lot Is 75:237, running back to an
alley. • A•good barn, trait Mess, paps vises,
well and cistern. and atone walks. Possession
given immediately it &sited, For terms, which
-will bweasy, apply to E.. W. NEAL.
Towanda, Feb. 15, 1860.—tf
GREENWOOD 00 1 ITAGE • FOR
RUT. -- This WaU (mown stud, sod It
iren on the Mil or Apra Mi. The ifts-hosse Is
UM ;sad :Muse in - palest: order in every re.
SIMS; 'Proposals will be favorably met for the
Walton, or any eossidsrarde poetics ot IS—
Inqulverot the 'subscriber on lbs prettifies; who
Is Idly authorteet t o state terms. ,
11. dna TH.
Greenwood. Feb. 1 . 15, 1869.4 w
_pr4Nuati - rrifu FlFTY
*pa* - ALTORD & ILSRBENS.
.EXECUTOWS NOTlON.—Notice
Is WO, eras that o.;• Nom Indebted
to thP estate of Mkt late of
. doe% are requestiod to sake Ise
m.d at as* all Ism* skims apes
old estate wel proms* &bad lab andisatlestal
19111 , 21411/3 "
NUMB
' j•-•• . OEM 11,08TON,_
AAA.• l'lmeatqt
ItANKRUPTCY NOTICIE-Tana rs
L to tatvellitiveth.-Thit as the SO day of
AthisroA. bait o Wirrlst la Re kruptcy
was Ward lepathat the tenth at Asthma Col
kno. of Palls fejt., In the Casty er Wyellblb
and State of PeasetyliEds; who hie b ad
illOrd a iflatrePS OS his risk's ; that
the . payment of Nay debts im slimy of say
Pr*Prt7-be lolllll 6 loath Bstheapt, Mom
ttir nth see, sr. o the Ithaster of szyproperty by
hint are forbidder by bw that netting of
the' creditors of th e tstd ekrept, fa prove
their Dates, saw to throes ens or arm ArsiteP
arc of his bide. will held at it Court of
Bankruptcy. to be Iddth'st the Oecsof the
Berbter to the Bow. ofm*, Bradford Co.
• Ps.. before BDWABD 01, Tote 111/011r.. Register. ,
no tbs 28 day of. Ifelorthry; A.D., 1869, - 41 3
o'clock, P.
THOMAS A. WILL?, U.S. libtrabal.
By ILD. COOLIMINIJI, Depot,
TOTICE Ili BANKRUPTCY.-
Tani za Town sermn.—That =Abe dth
di/ of January A. 1849. s Warrant in Bank?
niptcy was %OW sesinefthe a tale of Geo.ll.
rota of th 6 Illoroasti of toy, in gm Comity of
lirsdford, and State of Pato s7lvi who ham
been adjudged B. abrupt on Ma own petition ;
that the payment of sof debts end &livery of
sky property belonging to web Binkropt;
him, or for Itha, sum, and the -transttr of any ,
ProPesty By.hint ate forbidden bylaw; that
meeting of the meant of AGM Barthropt, to
prove 'lb* Debt]; end tochoese cos or more
Sasigness of his Mate. will be held at s Cann
of Bothroptcy, to be holden at the Mos of the
Banister la the Barataria of Totrandk, Pa.; before
EDWARD OVERTON, Jr..ltsidater on the
day of Pet,. A. D. 1921 ski aldose P. IL
14011,18 16WLICY
lambs!,
- .j By ll-CoOtsatran, Depoty.i
OaHAN'Ers COURT SALE.— By
• P virtas of an ordsi imbed out of the Or..
phan's Court of Bran:a bounty, the under
signed. administrator of to e estate of Calvin
Lewis. late of Spriagasid, mows at
public saleron the premises, oU -NATIIIIDAY,
2701.18141. at 10 o'clock p. fatalit
ies described lot. One or panel of /lad
nate In Sprinaeld tap.. bauided as' follOws
Beginning at the south west corner of lot deed.
ed to Andrew Dnbert •by T. 41, Gates, thence
north sq** east 173 3.10 per., thence uth 2°
west 77 210 per., thence along the eart hline of
lot No. 64, north 89/°, wen 61 and 7.10 per..
thence along the north Ilse of lot No. 63 and ;
60: north 68°.. west 118 and 2-10 per., thence,
along lines of lot No. 82, convect' to Orrin
Scott, north I°, east 74 per.,to the piece of be
ginning. Contdialog 81 acres •be the same
more or less , there being on saut real` estate a
framed house framed been and hest trees and
shout 50 acres improved. Terms, 11100 when
the p. °petty is an uck down, $5OO as confirms.
tion the balance In equal payments Of 1.3 and
3 years with IntereA nom catermatkm.n
S. D. .11 LaSNI23.3, -
Adtehdetrator.
, "
Feb. 1,
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE —By vir
sue of an order issued out of, the. Orpluin's
Vuurt of Bra ford County the undersigned ex
eentor of E. W Burgs, late of Boat twp., Bai.
quehanna county, decid. o II tit 04010 to public
le on the prem ises .
M on WEDNEDDAY,
MABCH 24, 18169, st 2 o'clock p. m. the fol
lowing- described lot, S s m k i or parce l et ind ;
situated about one mile the mouth of the
Wyaltimkg Cr!ok on the refusing creek road,
to Wyainslng township, Bradford county. bows- .
ded 45 follows ; On the west by the .W,rsinsing
crtek road,• on the zor . h by lands of Widow
Bragg and J. T. atitHard, on the east by the
Wyalustng creek, on the month by .lands of B.
Taylor and N. Noes. Containing 6 aura and
23 percres be the'same mor or less, with the
appurtenances. a good .two story framed house,
one barn. one blackamith'shop,• good gardea,
ft ult. trees, ac. de.
TERMS—SIOO t 3 be paid on the property be
ing street down, one third of the purchase
money.on the °mil/manor' of thong*, with
tyre- t, one third at, six months. with Interest,
and the re.sidae at one year thereafter with in
wrest., and robe secured on the place.
L ORANGES. .
February 10. 1869
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE .—Notice
hereby' given that all passes indebted to
the estate of James Philips, deed., late of
Smithfield Mil.. are requested to make paymeat
witbeut daisy, and those haste; claims • splint
saio "state mast present them ,dolt' sathenties
teti ,or settlement. -
Feb. g, 18.9
N BA.NKR . IIPTCY.—,In the matter
lof MARVIN COOLBA UGH, Bankrupt. In
the Dihfrict Court of the United States for the
Western District of Penney Mania, ma.
whnin may concern The undersi gned
.bereby gives notice of his appointment ast u
sigtoe of Marvin Coolbatorit, of Monroe - Town
ship, in the . .County of Bradford, and State of
Pennsylvunts; within said District, who has
beim adjueged a Bankrupt' upon his own pe
tition by the District Con t of said District.
Dated at Towunds. this 13th dsy of Pebroary
A. H. 1869. BEVJ. M.PECK. Aloignee.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.-i-By
virtue of. orders . lamed out of the Or
phan a Court of Bradford county, the under-
Igned.Guardlan of minor children of E.W.Dur
a and G. W. Pep . er, dec'd, will expose
at public sale on the premises. on SATURDAY ,
MARCH 13 1869, at 3 o'clock p. m., the Inter- •
eg, of said minor chhdren, in the followinole- r
scribed lot. piece or parcel of land situate In
Pike terp., the estate Of Henry Pepper; dec'd,
bounded as follows t •
Beginnineat post in Alderson's line, thence
south, B.7°ieast. 81 1.10 per; to • pine stump,
thence son h 3° west (along Land of Bradley &
riberwoon 135 - y er. to a hemlock, thence by
land of Hovenfue and Vangilder, north 87°
west 138 per. to the public hlsboray,-thence by
the tame north 8, east 5l perches to a corner,
'hence north 6° west -20 per. to Rogers' line,
thenc, south s7° east 52 6-10 perches to s post.
thence north 3° east 68 8-10 per, to the place of
beginning. Containing 91 acres and 4 perches.
more or less, all Improved.
• ALSO—One lot, piece or parcel of land
bou ded as Idllows: Beginning at a corner on
hank of Wyalusing creek thence by lands of
Hovenine, north 501°-east 164 per, to a earner,
thence south 14° west 114 perches by landfof
Briggs, to a corner, thence tenth 521°'weat 22
per:, thence south 87° west 54 pr., thence north.
43• west 56 per. to place of beginning, Con
toining 50 acres and 24 perches, shoat 40 acres
Improved with house barn and other out build
ings thereon, nad some fruit trees.
ALSO—Outi other lot bounded as follows
Beginning eorneriof Briggs' land and the
last oesCribed lot, thence south 54° east 40240
per. to a corner, thence by Tyrreal's Land south
15° end kr. to a stake across the Wyaleudng
creek . , thenewnreth 74°- west 39 per. to corner,
thenes l / 4 outh 521° west 3 9 10 per., thence north
11 0 wesb,Wper. to a corner, thence north 371°
west 16 per. to a corner,thence north si4l° west
18 per to a hemlock. thencesson•h 591° 'west 95
2-lu per. to a corner• and thence north 521°
east 70 net. to place of beginning. Containing
L2l acres, more oilers, -
TER518.50 to be paid on the property be
ng struck, down, 2200 un contlrmat lot', and the
balance l one, two and three years from count
matipu, with interest tbereon annually. '
• JOSEPH H. MARSH,
Feb . . 17, 1569. ' Guardian.
N.BANKRUPTCY.—In the matter
s. of ws. H. BART°, Bankrupt. In ths,Dis
s rice Court orthe 'United States for the Western
DELtrit tor Penneytreats, es. . •
To whom ft may concern : The undersigned
hereby glees notlcenf his appointment as as
igute of Wll. H BARTO, of the Borough of
Troy,-in the County of Bradford. and Eitite_Of
Pennayiganin within aid District,..yho has
- been adjudged a Bankrupt upokhis own pat.
lion by the District Court of raid District. '
bated at Towanda, this 18th day of February
-A. D.) bets JQIJ W. WS, Assignee.
VRACCO AND CIGARS!
The undersigned have established a
STEAM TOBACCO FACTORY,
' W A. N I) A.,
On' Alain Street below;l3rldie -Street.-
More they are moonfacturtoeall kinds of
CUT TOBACCO AND - CIGARS !
Which they offer to the tritioslt
WEE 0 LE SALE PRICES
That cannot tan to snit. We would moat re
spectfully soUclt a call from the &mica through
Northern Perumylennia to arrexamMatiort of '
OUR STOOK. AND PRIORS !
Our tobacco is rusiimfactved from the best,
KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA
Stock that can be proeurel in the market. ,
Give na a try. Me is a bone enterprise and
will sward with s Meng disposition of the
tr add to support home mannisetorn
MEANS & PHINNT.
' ISi Sala Gtreet.,Towends; Pa.
- June 4, 1288.—tt. e
hereby
CAUTION. -All-All
cautioned ajgastparchasing a Note Oven
by me to Joel Tuttle, for thirty dollars. dated
Feb'y 11, or thereabouts, ps-able sleety days
after date. Not having received say •value
therefor, I shall not pay sald•riotii,unleas core
pelted by law. • H.
- Standing Stone, Feb.16,11149.-3r
-
Croat
Eteentos
ISRAEL PHILIP.
JAMES FEITCREE,
Executor.