taradford Neporter.
CALENUI FOR 1869.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
TIME TABLE.—The following is the
Tauie Table of the Permaylvania and New
York Canal and Rail Road Company, which
effect on Monday, Nov. 23, 1868 :
P. M. P. M. A. M.
...6:35 12:30 8.40
...6:50 12:45 8:55
'...7:03 12:58 9 - 08
...7:18 113 9/3
...7:40 1/5 9 . 45
NORTHWAII.D.
NV A vrrtLY
ITIIENS ,
EMI
1'1,7E11
VND t
B'lo 12:00 6.00
. 7 :50 11:40 5.40
~7:37 11:27 5 -27
7:22 11:12 5.12
. . 7 :00 10:50 4.60
A. M. P. M.
JOHN P. COX, Superintendent.
W A N Ems
km F.N4
MEE
I . L',TER
TOtr.l%D.k
SALE or THE JUNCTION CANAL.—The.
o.ine'rs of the Junction canal are anxious
to , all that work to the State of New York,
a Lill has been introduced in the As
fel that purpose.
Two ItIoP.E.--Trii wore eclipFes or
tl.t um will take place ibis year. as follows:
I'vrtial eclipse of the sun, July 23d, at 8:20
111 the morning. Total eclipse of the sun,
I , lgust sth, at 4:60 in the evening. This
a ill I.- the greatest
. eclipse of the sun that
mill happen in this country until the last
year of the century.
of A DISFINGUISFIED CIERGY
iIAN.—Rev. Clarks V, Platt, Rector of
Christ Episcopal Church, Binghamton, and
Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Free Ma-
I. of the State of New York, Grand Chap
of the Royal Arai Masons of Now York,
Grand l'relate of the Grant Encamp-
:o• nt oi - the State, died at his residence in
il..d city Thursday morning.
GREAT SALE OF PERSONAL - PROPERTY
Z. D. STEMMA:CD, of Wysox, hue sold his
and roirposes moving to the West_ H.
dispose of all his personal property at
!-I , le, on Tirrsday, March 18, and toe
1 , 0 t xtensivr, and will doubtless
tw a crowd of buyer.. The property to
•ohl consists of a large quantity of House-
Furniture, some of tt first-elass, a good
largo Mock of nurses and Cattle ,
Farmingi tiumsils in gnat variety.—
.a.. t c min•lnce at 10, a. m., by A.
1 , •i uu r.
..TANTI)r:.2I-1.0; —lu'l•r:i A.! G.....
it,-rllms has male the following
on In regard to agreements to convey
• tie, viz : "A written agreement
1: convey real Estate, upon the ful
• et of spe•eified conditions, such as the
of a certain sum of money,shoulii
... e .1 ut the rate of five cents fur
1 or piece of paper upon which it
; Lut it the itaattatmut contains
of ow, OS the parties siguitig it
amonut !Inon.y on de
'. 1.1 at a time designated, it shall siso
tl, , Fame rate'as a protni-s
V , II: it tiw 13 f, in-t.
lath boasting from Ttoga Lind
1 1 1. iiAnt rnnntiesiu the line of butter
• g Wait.; nn wished information from
tso erica. Mr. N.
\ • ef I. -It i3iieffle borough, ki . pt
. • the Sumin.-1- of 1868, and sold
et bait. r eta per pound, and
fr •rin r .4 in calves and
foul ;•,,:fll or :97 50 to each cow,
a . I a It amennt w t, realized from the
;::ac in tee .-•t•tai ._rs of 18116 and 1667.
Mr owls, of L-llaysialle,in the
•
:rimer of ISSS kept oae c iv; and after sup
a family of eeven per,ons, sold but
t r milk to the amount of *10 ; When
i. a 4 v,
le; that, e will try again. M.
cv:rins;.— It -sefqui
ry W eantiou the public agaimst the s« in-
who send ont eircu!ars, promising for
rt.iin sum to scud articles worth twice
1:..• amount for i‘ ord-d, -so t,oroughly haye
t'• , ir op. rations been exposed, but we have
hauled one of these precious
docu
s-ut out by "it. S. TURNER, Fourth
W York.," withare
nt to show up the concern. All we have
t say, if any of our readers are green
•. I,gl, to have dealings with said firm, we
l'qt - t sympathize Nuth them in the loss of
r money.
kV' The rditor of 1.11114 pap:•r has
t:e to Washington to see Gen. Gat.NT in
., .;;prated Prt•sident. If any one iq anxious
Mforto them he ham not been
•:.:iced to a sent in the Cabinet, and if he
Jald is not proper or modest to say
sNether or not ho would accept. At pros
as far as anybody knows, it is as likely
: • be him ar,"any other man,"—and at least
Lu will be present ` so that Gamst may not
eintianitss'ed by his absence. If any
s Ise-acre can give us any more reliable'in
f 'an:llion in regard to the composition of
• 1., Cabinet, we should be pleased to rec'eire
M vsnutors Dist, PrEanaNcE.— z On
s. , turday, the Gth inst., says the Bingham
t,la• Maj. A. H. Krom arrived at
r.., -!:se from Watertown end stopped at
St. Charles .Hotel, where ho registered
Lame and stated that he was on his way
Tioga county. to visit his wife
.1 family, after an absence of several
s. He remained in town until even
-1 t:. paid his bill at the Hotel, and bought
a.t:cket during the day for Binghamton ;
tllen he has not been beard from, and
MA friends in Candor, who ex
, .'.. d him home.abont that time, are very
~101 concerned in regard to .his safety,
anxious for any information that may
al to his whereabouts. His friends are
' - Arful , that he may have been decoyed into
of the haunts of evil of which Syrit
:,,, abounds, or that he was suffering from
• l a•r.ition of mind, and is wandering about
cnntry. Efe is nearly six feet in height,
'•. 4.1; hair, dark eves, and has a scar from
%,c,und under his right eye, and is 35
era of age. Any information may be
to E. A. Booth, Candor, Tioga connty,
N. T.
, •
•
I
COAL COMING 'DOWN —By the an
nouncement in the Advertisement of Wean
& Dlv it will be,seeri that the price of
Coal dropped on the Ist inst.. an amount of
considerable interest to buyers. They have
in their yard a-superior quality of
,Anthia.
cite Coal, which will be sold: l et the reduced
rates.
4-* •
t , •
Conem & ROSENFIELD have
moved their stock of Clothing to the rooms
over their store room, in order .to make
repairs in their store. Those wishing any
thing in'their line will And that they can
bay at reduced rates for the next few days.
Stir The Ithaca apt) 'Towanda Rail
road is not dead but lays inquiet repose at
present. That it is to be awakened this
spring, when the frod and snow shall hitve
disappeared, seems to be the impression of
those who know, —lthaca Dem.
A I.APST A FIRE.—A narrow escape
from fire, occurrea in the dwelling of Mrs.
0. IL Woodruff, in the northern part of the
borough. oa Thursday evening last, occas
ioned by the accidental communication of
fire to some clothing. Fortunately it was .
discovered in time to prevent seriona dam..
age, though quite a quantity of clothing
was destroyed.
DCTATION.—There will be a Dona
tion for the Rev. Currnampw, at his
house in the Borough of Toianda, on Tues
day the 9th inst, Visits may be made dn
ripg the afternoon and evening. The friends
of the. Sunday School cause throughout the
County are cordiall yintited to attend. Let
it be a scene not only of rejoicing but of
profit, and encourage the faithful servant of
the Lord.
By order of the Committee.
Stir HENRY FAIRCHILD, who lost both
arms tI the premature discharge of a gun
at Binghamton last Fall, was married last
week, to Miss Eissai OIMSTEAD of Union.
This lady, who was betrothed to him at . the
time of tie accident, clung to him all through
his continem nt,and showed her true nobili
ty of soul in this sacrifice. We trust both
of these, our old friends, will be happy all
through their future lives. They deserve
happiness at least. • •
CHARLES B. SIMPSON;
son of RODENT C. SIMPSON, Esq., of this
village, died in Brooklyn, L. L, February
16, after a protracted and painful illness, at
the early age of 23 years.
Mr. Simpson was a young man of super
ior natural abilities, and by culture had ac
quired fine mental accomplishments. -'His
decease, irr the bloom of young manhood,
cuts short a career which might have been
brilliant and useful, and clouds the hearts
anti hopes of family and friends.
The burial was on Saturday, and attend-.
mi by a large number of , cur citizens.—
II 't Ilsboro .4 g ifalor.
Stir The Sunday School Lintitute
held lust Tuesday and Wednesday, in Ath
ens, was highly creditable to the County
Sunday School Aesociutiou, under whose
auspices it was conducted. The addresses
of. Rev. Dr. Nink.s, of Corning, were truly
eloquent and rich in instruction. The
Scripture Models, prepared by Mr.Cnrrrn.w-
LEN, although in an unfinished state, elicit
d much interest and profitable discussion.
The Sunday Schools of the village. in their
session on Wednesday, P. M., acquitted
themselves nobly. It is only due to say
that twe good people of Athens and vicinity
contributed not a little to the success of the
Institute by, their constant attendance and
co-operation.
1153 Here is something to charm,
amu,e, and instruct the boys and girls—a
new number of an old and entertaining
friend, Damortisis Yorwo AHEIIICA for
March, 186 g. Pieturta, stories, puzzles,
philosophy, games, rebuses, and countless
other subjects are presented in the most
fascinating way to interest, the youpg folks,
who, after once peeping into this marvel
ously good book, we are }certain, Atli not
wish to lay it down until every word has
been read, every puzzle tried, and every
picture examined. Hurrah for Torso
AMERICA! 51.50 per year; publication of
fice, 838 Broadway, New York.
Le" ME'Flis Mix & MCCABE, TV ii()l\-
sale and retail grocers, though they have
been bnt a few months in lansiness, have
succeeded in building up a large trade, by
their care in selecting their stock, their
fair dealing, and attention to the wants and
dnties of their customers. They has re
cently added their st9ek of Family Gro
c•eri• a, and are enabled to offer house keep
era the Lest and most reliable articles their
necessities may require. All the heavy ar
ticles are kept, bought at the loves rates,
aud will be sold at corresponding rates.
Dealers will fuel it to their interest to give
them a call, as they are wholesaling exten
sively. They are located in the north stole
-of Mereur's new block. ,
Tiny ITF.II-.—From the Gazette:—
The barn of Nelson Adams was broken
open on Tuesday night. The back door
was pried open and articles scattered about.
Nothing seems to have been -taken, which
may have been owing to the presence of a
dog and an early alarm;
—We understand that Pomeroy Bros.,rire
going to pnt.np a fine brick block in place
of their building burnod on Canton Street.
—The ruins of the Troy House are being
cleared away preparatory to the re-building
of the hotel with brick. Success to the
Troy lionse
—Mr. Fuller, of Elmira, has taken the
contract to build the new Hotel at Troy, in
lien of the one lately destroyed by fire. .
—The stage line between Troy and Tow
anda, has passed into the hands of John
Beeman who has put a good hack upon the
road. •
—V. M. Long purchased the American
Hotel in Elmira the other day, intending
to establish himself there, but the peculiar
ly disadvantageous arrangement of the
building and some • minor matters citaed
him to relinquish the project and return to
Troy. We could hardly spare the Judge
from this town, and Troy will hardly be
itself until the Troy House is replaced and
the Judge fills his accustomed place.
—L. Putnam, our livery man ha 4 a little
black mare stolen on Tuesday morning. A
fellow stopping at the Stevens House got
the horse and buggy to go to Towanda, but
has not been seen since. Putnam has gone
in search of the hlrse.
--There is a rumor afloat that one of the
citizens of this_Boro., had his bed-room
entered the other night by a burglar, his
safe key stolen end his safe openei anti
$7OO in money taken from it. No name is
given.
sm. A visit to Maar _Mix's - Hot
Houses will amply repay the time and iron
ble it costs, to any one who has the slight
est love for the beautiful. Hannx's houses
are now ono 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 s business which
accommodates the people of several coun
ties, and offers the choicest and most rare
flowers and oinamental plants. The 001-•
lection to which the attention of the public
is now invited, is not to be excelled by any
in the coantry, and is in fine condition.—
The services of en experienced Bidet hare
been secured, and the wants and testes of .
the most cultivated and isatidioui: chi' be
gratified. Those who would enjoy a rare
treat ithould vbilt his housing, and itre proph
-033' that & 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 tibiae order
ing can feel certain that they will bp dealt
fairly with, and that everything will bees
represented.
MARBLED.
PRATT—FLETCHER.- , --Lt Leßaysville,
Feb. 13th, by Rev. J. W. Raynor, Mr.
Daniel L. Frett and Miss Eliza L Fletch
er, both of Pike.
OSGOOD—ERWIN—At ttre residence of Mr.
E. C. Parsons, South Creek, Feb. 2L by
Rev. L. Stone, Mr. 1.10. Osgood, of
Wells. Pa.,;.. to Mies Amanda Irwin, of
South Creek, Pa.
STROUSE—RICE—At ViwEttenville, N.
Y., Feb. 22, by Rev. Geif. Pritebett, Mr.
Aaron Stronse to Miss Sarah A, Rice, both
of Ulster, Pa.
ROCKWELL —RAYNOLHS=By Rev. J. 13,
Lake, at the Holcomb House, in Leßoy,
Feb. 21, 1868, Mr. 0. R. Rockwell, or
Weat Franklin, and Miss 8. Juno Ray
nolds, of Franklindale.
BEAM—KENNEDY—Feb. 23d, by Rev. J.
B. Beaumont, at Waverly, George E.
Beam and Miss Alice M. Kennedy, both
of Towanda.
NICHOLS—RUSSELL—On the 25th inst.,
in Owego, by Rev. C. E. Taylor, Mr.
Enoch Nichols, of Owego, to Miss Harriet
A. Russell, formerly of Windham, Pa.
WESTBROOK—BROTHERTON—In Dry
den, N. Y., by the Rev. Mr. Dutcher,
Mr. Benjamin Westbrook,of Leßaysville,
Pa., to Mise Flora Brotherton, of Dry
den, N. Y.
DIED
BEEOHER—In Pike, Feb. 28, of Pleuras9
and Pneumonia, Lovica, ' wife of Aliron
Beecher, aged 47 years.
COLMAN-1n Herrick, Feb. 28; of Pneu
monia, Milly, daughter of II mer Gut
man, aged a years.
I •
MONTGOMERk—On Spring Hil , Feb. 14,
1889, Henry! Montgomery, ag d 54 years
and 10 months.. ..
Mr. U. came to this place when a young
Man, married' and settled orrthe farm on
which he died. This is .the eighth time
sympathizing friends have been called to
weep with thefaillieted family, bt. - they can'
not mourn as those that have-no ope, they
have all died in the hope . of ete al life.—
ii
The deceased though lingering long and
suffering greatly, longed for utterance to
praise God for his goodness until his lips
were sealed in death. May his God com-'
fort his surviving companion and orphan
children.
special Notices.
• ger Tne br't and clwapest
Parlor, Cottage, Church and School Organs,
and Melodeons. of every kind and size,
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise in
general, for. sale by Wu. 'Enrinieu & Co.,
ut Chamberliu's Jewelry Store.
March 4.—tf. •
tee- We hat4 - it• st.cond-kwill
ufacturing Machine, in good order, suitable
for sewing I. ath,r, wonld give good satis
faction to a Shoe or Harness Maker, or
Carriage Trimmer. ire will sell if ul a bar
gain. March -1.-11.
AO" . St'Wing ilketillie Thre%d.,
Silk, Vila, Nt-etiles Se.; kept at. the S:ewitig
AtheLime Agency qt Wiekh, & Black.
Match I. U.'
FOR SALE.—HARSDEN & (..1 , ). Will
close their Pnotograph Gallery in LeMays
ville in May next, and offer tor sale their
stock and apparuturi at a bargain. A rare
chalice tor any one wishing a good oihning
tor the l'hutnitraph business.
Feb. 23;1869.-2w .111aNnEs &
ter The 14uperiority of the New
Family Machine consists in the introduc
tion of au entirely new arrangement of
Spying Machinery, The novelty is that all
unnecessary c‘ruplication is - dispenced
with, and a very rapid, perfect and noise_
leas operation is a. cured by the utmost
simplicity of construction. Tn any rine at
all laminar with ordinary Sewing Machines,
the advantage of Singer's improvement wdl
be plain at the first glance.-- tbsicii , 's
din illustrated.
For sale by r Urcsat.tst
INlare4 4 —lws;
NATHAN Tin, Jn,qt ; cr • of the
Pence, in otlice with E.:4,)virrton Jr., front
ing tin:Court co's
12121
TRY ROYAI ! PAKING POWDER.It is
the best thing in use for cooking, and is
cheaper, and much better than Cream Tar
ter and Soda. It is for nal at Towanlla by
W. A. Rockwell, McCabe Mix, P. W.
well, John Mended), (1.13. Patch, and
Lo ig S Keeler. Feb. 1.-Iw*
Fo SALE, .t RARE ell ANC FL A FCC
oncl ha d grand piano, London make, of
sweet. fi Qtone, good action. Wilt be sold
at a bargain on account of owner leaving
the country % Cl4ll be seen at 'Mr . PETEII
MCCLELLAND !i 4 Columbia X Roads, Penna.
Jan. 20, \
A VALUABLE PROPF.RTY FOR SALE..—
The subscribers t 'shing to eletnge their
business, offer a - par or the whole of their
property for sale, sitn to in Tuscarora twp.
Bradford county. Pa. ci
.31,tin road leading
from Stevensville to Lae ctlle. Said prop
erty containing upwards f two hundred
acres. One hundred and
. t.' , thty acres im
proved and under a good s to of cultiva
tion. His two good dwelling houses and
three large barns, and all nee ssari out
buildings attached. Fehr panic tars and
terms - enquire of thii subscribers.
H. ,S. S IL B. Ae
Tuscarora, Jan. 26.—tf
tIVARK •FtEsTAI - RANT.—(I. W. 004 N.:,
proprietor. Meals served at all hours; an
in every style. Me drawn from the wood.
Undei Chamborhn's Jewelry Store, blain
St., Towanda Pa ' Dec. 23.
AYER ' S HAIR VIGOR, For. ratorizig
Gray Hair to its natural Vitality alai Calor:—
A dressing which is at once iigre'pible,
health:Y, and effectual for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray hair is' restored io its
original color with the gloss and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, tailing hair
checked, and baldness often, though not
always, cored by its 1:140.. Nothing can 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‘nse
will prevent the hair from turning gray or
falling off, and conseqiiently prevent bald
ness. Free from those deleterious substan
ces which mate some preparations danger
ous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only beniflt 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. .1. C. Ayer , Co., Prac
tical and Analtical Chemists, Lowell,Mass.
Price $l,OO.
Sold by Dr. H. C, Porter Towanda, S all
Drnggits & Dealers in ? medicines every
where. Nov. 26,1868. y
T4S*ANbA COAL YARlL—Orders for
Coal accompanied with cash,,,left at 'the
Old Established Drug Store of Dr. IL C.
PowrEs, corner oefilaiti and Pine Streets,
Towanda, will receive prompt attention.
Jan. 20, 1869.—tf Wenn it _MyMc.
TOWARDA COAL YAUD —The CO-
Partnership heretofore existing under the
firm t name- of D'A. 0 erten & Co. is this
day dissolved by mut _ censent. .
D'A. OVEIVION, ,
• JAIL 31. 'Warm,
Axrx. Div - mt.
Towancla, Pa.lDec. 3 st. 1868.
The business of the ate firm will here
after be conducted by auD & DIVAN, wbo
•will pay all liabilities ontracted by VA.
OVELVTON & Co. upon resentation—and to
whom all debts due sa r li firm are to be paid
—an immediate settle ent is
. requested.
WALD & DIVAN.
A HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE.—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 tap to
bottom in flnitelass style. For further par-
Oculars enquire of D. B. Rum& on -the
premises. Towanda, Oct. 5, 1868.tf.
Rliacill flg '-, ;L
B• PETT S'
ere flow reeehrlng from:New York e flne'ne
eortment of - • t
GOODS ',IN THEIR ' LINE
r,ConalgtAng in Ott'ot
BROWN & BLEACHED I,•II3:SL'M:9,
.L&D . II23::ANp CIIILbIIENU
" k
Fancy Skirta2Shawly, Hoop Skirls,
... . .
! .
, t
GLOVES, . IIOSIEEY; YA.N,KEE No'IIIONS,.
All of which can be: bought 'os Chap as the
sime quality of goods can be bought:ln To
wanda. Their
MRLINERY DEPARTiIkYr
k lien; filfrikh ed with the lateii styles of
BONNETS AND`-H'ATS
And vi general assortment , 0 1 Millinery
with competent, Miliiuers to suit tho taste ot 'all
who mAg favor them with their• phtion age
illirtts till to furalsked tcith, all i
go.)ds''nt r. bt;tsnl.prices:
DON' I' FORGET THE NAME AND MA . C
ISaln Street, directly epVinsite the Court
Rouse. -
' B. A. PETTES k. CO.
Towanda. Sent. 24', IRG4.-3tn
CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, NUTS
AND FRUITS.
A. HART, • s
Calls the attention of the public to the fact
that he manufactures and sellll . ay
WHOLESALE AND , RETAIL, •
All kin,ds of Confections le.; 'Foreign and !!o
me,tic Nuts, Atc. Dealers in the country wish.
ing Ontithing in big Rne will do well to Scud
their{ orders to hint, and they will bel proniptiv
et. tied to, Satisfaction guaranteed. Store
with C. F. Cross in Patton's Block, near Bridge
stre4. Feb. 24.150 9 —tf,
E R IE R‘AILINAY
1100 Miles tin 'er One Management 800 Mllei
without Change of Colic' , ea '
BROAD. GAU 4 II I I--DOURLE. TRiOff
For Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago% Mil.
waukee. Omaha. and ail points West
and North-West ; Mansfield, Galion. Urbana,
Ddron,,Cineinnath. Indmnopolim Lontavifl ,
St. Lmb, and all pointa SouthA South•Wtift.
VISNew nd improved Coaches are run thin'
without change to Buffalo. Rucheafer; Cleve
' laud and Cincinnati.'
On and, after Monday Feb. 15. 11110. Trains
will leave Waverly. at the fd)lowing houra, viz:
(WINO WkliT.
5:14 a. m., Night Express. Daily; for
Rochester Buffalo, Salam-nra, Dunkirk, Cleve.
land, DaNton and Cireinnati, making direct
-cf unectiim with trains of the Grand Trunk Rail
way at Buffalo end with the Luke Shore Rail
way at Buiralo,.fhinkirk and tlevelan,l, for all
points Weal and North-West; and at Cincinnati
wth the old -and %Iksfas,ppi Kit way for the
;south an Son b-Weat;
ttir This 1 rain mak.9 a direct connection with ,
all lines to the West and South-West, and i
provided with the 'new 'and itopray.,d Drawing
Room Coaches opcnito , tu the Rrnad Gauge, ar
ms g-ut tor both day and night !nivel, running,
though to Rochester, incfnntql and Horn&
and thirs fornting'the(lNt.Y IikILY LiN i from
York to Cincinnati end the Soutli-Weal
roan og thrutigh 0 00 miles without Olvier.
srta a, in., Mail Train, Sundays excepted, fur
affair, and Dunkirk.
p. m., Elmira Accommodation, Sundays
excepted.
C:I7 0. in., Day . Express. Sundays excepted
for Rochester, Rutlirlo: Dunkirk Clev, land,Da% •
ten Coplanar i ',nil, the W. at an 4 South, Coo -'
tweets at Elmira for Canandaigua, at Buffalo,
Dunkirk and Clev-1 and with the Lake `horn
Railway for all.points 2 West Dud North Westand
at. tine nncti with the Ohio , a. d Mississippi
Itallacuy for the South and 'An-Oh-Wept.
Sir, 002 Coache+ are ettacted to this train at
H ot ncl running through to Cleveland
with•mt change.
111:33 p. tn. , Express' Mail, Sundays' ex
cepted, for Butl;lofDunkirk, and Cl, veland.cou
- necting with [mina for the We h t. A- sleeping
Coach is attached to this train at New York,
r inning through to Meadville with or ehathie.
Seeping retch Ia al o a tattled at Susque
hanna running through to Bfiffalo • -
9.10 a in. Wa'v height. Sundays excepted.
3:15 p in., Emigrant Trainl_ Daily, for the
West,-
oolso East%
,7.30 rt. m., Cineinmiti - Express. Mondays ex
cepted. connect huff at owego for "Ith feu ; at
Ifitigh.unton' for Syracuse : at Great Bend for
sermon : at lackawasei for Honesdale ; at
id ti town for llnionvill o ; ar Goshen fitr
lonta me-y, at Gray...our! for . Newburg and
: and at Jfistiv City wth afternoon
pil ovening-trains of Ncar Jersey R ihoad for
B.ltimorp and Wa-iningteri.
5 . ; 7 11 a. m., Rtughaniton AccomModationcEuzi
‘l.l.- excepted.
p. m., Day Express, Sundays excepted.'
corms , ling at Binghamton Our svracuse; at flt,
l'oorrl for Scranton at Lackftwaicen for Hines
dal •, af r.twa 1-fr Union ville.and at Jet ,
any City with midnight expreas train of New
'llel Railroad Our Philadelphia.
1.4 p. m , Accommodation train, daily,eon
net 104; at Ula ego !or Ithaca.
, 6:27 p In.. York and R flihnore
Sunda excepted.
9:40 p I ightaing• Express,- connecting
at Jet cf-r,,: City with morning express train of
.Icryey ficilroucl for:ChCadefith , a.Baltimore
and W.t.siiing' 01 1. , .
4.30 u. in Way Ft right, Sundays excepted.
11.5.. A ICtitld an.l complete • - ecirlitt Time
'P " of Pas-f- , g-r ot! the Erie Rail
, way an out fling Lin-c, has recently kern
and p•ii-t,reui (ti apitEcariaLl
11.0 I:.. A tent ..1 tar Cor, patty.
• WM. ft,, , 1f.11111, d. RIDDI.E.
Gi-al Pas: g't, I`7ew-Y-:k. (4'u-I.PuPL\
_ _
MO
-pp EA DING RAIL IZei,lD-SIIM,
1 IA MEI: ARRANGEMENT. MAY 20,h, 1866.
GitgAT TRUNK LINE. Flto3l TUE NOitTil £5.1)
NOI TN ,v 1:, tor Philidelphia,New-York,Reading
Pottior p ille Timaqua, Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town. Easton. &,c..tr. , '
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-York, as fol.
lows: A, 2.50. 5.2.5 and 6.1(1 4 a. in., and I t.40.m.
2.05 and 9.35 p. m., connecting' with- similar
Tnitin on I qe , Pennsylvania Rail Road. and .ar
using at New-York at 5.00 and 111.00 and 11.50
a. m : , and 3.50 7.40 and 10 3I p. in. Sleeping
Cars aocompanving the 2:50 a. in., and 9.36
p. tn.. Traitia; without change.
Leave Hatristairg for Reading. Pottsville,
Tamaqua. Millersville, Ashland. Pine Grove,
Allentown and Philadelphia, at r, 10 at. tn., and
2 05 and 4.10- p. tn.:topping at Lebanon and
prine, 4 4 4: l VSY Stations ; the 4:10 p. M. Train
making close connection fur Philadelphia and
Columbia Fur- Pottsville. Schuylkill Haven and
Auburn, vla Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail
oad,leave liarristairg at 0,55 1.. M. Return
in : Leave New-York at 9.00, a. m., 1 412 noon,
au '.OO and 5.60 - p. m. Sle-pit g Cara tiecom
. oan,t g the 9.00 a, in. and 5.00 and 11.00 p. m
trains ith ,, Ut change, , •
Way assenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
in73o a. m returning from reading at 6.30. p.
~ Mom;1 at allatatious • Pottsville at 8.45
a.m. and 2. 5 p: m.: Ashland at 6.00 and 12.19
..von, 2.00 p. tn.; Tamaqua at 11.30 a. rd., and
1.00 and 5.45 , 0,,, m
leave Pottsviße for -Harrisburg, via Schuyl
kill and SusquelA ma Rail Road. at 7.19 a. in..
and 1200 noon. -
Reading accommo ation Train : Leaves Read.
‘ing at 1.30 8.1 m., ret . ruing , from Philadelphia
\..,
Lit 5.15 11. m. . ' '
l'ottatorai 'Accommo.ation Train, leaves
Pottsioarn at 6445 a. in., 'turning leaves-Phil.
adelphia at 4.30 p. nr. -
Columbia Rail Bowl Train- leave -Reading at
7.00.'a. m 'wind 6.15 p.. m. to Ephrata, Litia,
Lancaster. Columbia, &c.
Perkiom-n Rail Road Trains le.'ve Perklometi
Jane t% at 9.00 a. tn. and 6,55 p m. Return
ing : .. ve Sktppack at 6.4 g, a o , and 135
p. m.. connecting with similar train: on Bead
ing , -,ail Rad. .
\Ou Sundays : Leave New York at 8.11 p. m.,
Philadelphia 8.00 a. m.;Und 3.15 p. m., t e 8,00
a. m., train running -only to Reading. Pot_ villa
8.00 a. m. Harrisburg 5.25 a. tn. and 4.10 nd
9 35'p. na , „and Reading at 1.10, 2.55 and 7.1 a, .„
m..
p. i for lihrrisbnrg.' and 7.06 a. m , and 11. t
n.. for New York,atud 4.25 p. id., for Phila.
b ‘j\,:
Phila
delphia. ,
Commutation. Mileage. Season, School and
Excurtion Tlckets : to and from till points, at re
: \ :
duced rates.
Baggage checked tthratigh •, 100 pounds \al
lowell each Passenger ti A. NICOLLS,
. General Superintendent.
Reading, Pa.. Mav 20. 11.67. i
TAisso LuTfo.—T HE CO-PART.
nership exi.tivg br) veen the 'nedersigeed
Wthis day dissolve.' by nael , tal consen . The
t auks and accnnnts are at l itaeatee Office.
where All indebted to the lit'e firm will do well%
to settle ttetnediately and`sa\ve colts.
E. H. MASON.
H. O. ELY.
Tfiwands. Jan. 1. 18.9
AGENTS WANTED FOR SE
CRIati OF TEIGGREAT k - ork
descriptive of the virtue l and vines, the myste:
ries and crimes of New York city. It yon 116. h
to know how for:tmes are made and lest mail.
day ; how Are. , d men are rained in Will FL;
tt mini.fets and merchants are blackmailed;
how dance hags at , d -concert sabons arc man.
agpd ; how gambling - houses and - lotteries are
condu , ted ; how stuck and oil Compsniea orig
inate land how the bobbles tairat;-ead thie work.
It coat sirs 35`fine engravings •, tells all atamt
the mysteri. a and crimes of New `York. Brittle
,the spiciest and cheapest work of the kind pub
lished. „Price only $2.50 per copy. Send tn .
rcnlars and an, our terms, and a ten deact ip.
thin of the work. Address, JONES.BIOTHERB
CO , Rhiladrtphia, P-I.
CAUTION —inferior works of a aimilar.cliar•
actor are being circulated. , See that the books
you bay cantata 35 dna engravings -and 101 l al
)12.50 par coley •
.1 0 6,10.
•
=
MEE
AND PRINTS;
&c., &c., Ix
tobbittg, EUULU & to•
- 4(ti'4l . l': . * : o4it -- 4: -. '&(,
' -
..,.&
biosi 126 and 130, Iron Pritei Stem
,• , •
TO WA KDA,;
• • 7i. < `•-.
Invite the ettenfroi of , 00blle'tithele very
• lervietocit of aJ Wadi
HARDWARg
IRON,
srbilES, &c.
BLAcKSMITHS AND .WAGONMAURS
wilt dad us supplied with the vet, beat of till
kinds of
CA RRI GE TRIIIIMINGS,
Ru i ns
SPOKES,
POLES,
TRILLS,
PELLOM,
TOP LEATHER, DASH LEATHER,
ENAMELLED MTH, SPRINGS fr. AXLES
, PIPE BOXES, CIRCLES, BOLTS,
ANVILS, BELLOWS, iiAd ' VISES
LEATHER BELTI N G,
BABBItT 11E74,
I I '
GAS PIPE,
ALWANS ON UpD
‘ e
CORN SHELLER,S, FEED CUTTERS
CIJURN PowEits, PLOWS
B U I LL)EBS'
In large stock. including.
NAILS,
GLASS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
LOSE AND CEMENT:by the bArrel,
At very close figures.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
Will find as headquarters for
DUPONT'S 'POWDER,
SAFETY FUSE,
AMES' fiII'ONELS, PICKS AND
WHEEL BIBROWS.
We Intend fit all tlitiTi to have
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
STOV M S ,
To bo feend in this pprt of the State, •
And Fish it un ' aerstond that in these As in other
Goods„ , , •
IV will npl be Undersold !
" THE • ‘AMERICAN "
We recommend as beretofore, se the best stove
hrown. We have jtst received a supply
pj the popular Far gees coal stove
TM.; " ILWIC SHIELD.'
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE-;
Universal Clothes Wringer
SILVER PLATED WARE,
LAMPS, LANTERNS, BRUSHES,
GUNS AND PISTOLS
We mean to keep by far the largest stock of
POCKET-KNIVES, RAZORS,
AND' SCISSORS;
In Towanda
- I
r IN-jirARE
Manufactured Wow own shop, in which weave
prepared to do all kinds of
JOB WORK , AND REPAIRING
HOUSES FURNiSHED WITH
HEATERS, GAS PIXTURES,.
AND WATERWORKS
SEVING , :MACHINES.
Towaiidatkbiisi'm
tiriAiggiNdliand:'`"
I'S rit,ll'.'N.:A.':"-"L'li
E
NEWHARDWARE - .STORE
No. 129 Main &tie!,
320 C K OF,S7OYES
gver Inoaglit 'to this place, among which will
CELEBRATED ONES/
711. Only Agent in Towanda
MORNING .GLORY;
BATHROBES BRILLIANT,
Which are, without exception, the best
BEAT WES;
lam aloe agent for the Cook Stoves
OUR OLD HOME,
And they cannot be !Excelled.
atf orm and!, Counter Scales,
Iterosena 0.1,
Allot which w.ll he 831 d at
Manufacturers Prices
• To the trade
SASH,
I tils.) keep constantl y oz Linn-1 a complete
STOCK OF HARD WA RE,
Of all kin3i, clnikttri p of
Springs,
A xles
Era Rode,
AO all k Inds of Shelf H ardware, which will
be wild at the lowest prices. I would say to
Merchants that I will at all times meet Eilmira
prices.
Towanda. Oct.. 22,
_ . .
300 CASES BOOTS & SHOES
RUM REV BROTHERS.
Offer to Pteir casto - ne rs and, the general
public,
NOT 'ONLY TILE LARGEST
ASSOR THEM GOODS
H I A T t 11-IP.,_ADM
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
THE LOWEST RATES!
WORK. GUARRANTEED !
SHOES FOR LADIES,
IitSSES AND CHILDREN,
RECEIVED THE ONLY SILVERI MEDAL
Excellence of Manufacture
PARIS EXPOSITION 1867:
0000 S, FOR MEN'S WEAR,
HEAVY OR LIGHT 1
CALYAIOPER, 4, !NAPOLEON.
Hungarian and other Styles.
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
•
la fall operatloa and all goods
Madero BOrder by Experienced Workmen.
Saddlery. Department
100 HORSE BLANKETS !
BUFFALO & WOLF ROBkS.
Carriage 4' Team Harness,
T usics, wads, BC.
Towad4.oet.'3l, 1868.
AVE YOUR RAGS.—OId Papers
S
and Woolen Rigs by
ALVORD A BARBEL
Zi lON STODX • OF4 OHROMOS
sal INgraviassak, ,nesra.,
io ivoOsit 4403
=I
.The most complete
be found the following'
Per which l am
BAUM ORE HEA:TEI2,
Sealing Stoves made
GAILDEN CITY."
GOOD BAKED,
I am also agent for
Wit d)w Maas,
Dacrp, Nails
Felloto ,
Iron.
Hume Shoes,
Tin Rate
AT RETAIL
BUT nksr
FOR THE
That can le toundgin
The stock Is offered at
And the
EDWIN C. BURT'S
Awarded ror
At the
JAMES M. MISTS
Either
In:the
'• • 7 :'`:-.lllliscillcuitougi - ,'.. - , 7 .cr; '
TRH -'NEWS - AND "WPROVEp
E 1 . . : I-A a_ If 0
,IY„&,'..
;FAMILY SEWING MACHINES;
rota awarded the rat Prize at tie Patti
it
0081tIon 1887, over 82 other itechlues.
Mao, tholtollowlailr Rata Taltiot 19d8 hare
•
awarded Mita Machine the, that premium
New York , MO., Penus)lvauda. Massachu
setts. New Hampshire. i r cilliant. Wisconsin ,
a Indians. - •
At the County Faits of Madison. Onandagi.
Oswego Wayne, Orleans. Totot Sem*.
liontoe:Herktmer, Schuyler, Livingaton, and a
boat of others.
Report of the Committee OD Sewing Machines;
at the State Pair bald In Ronbeoer, Fail or
IS6B.—••Yotir Comsat a have examined the
alff?fellt Sewing Machines. to which their at-
Intim wu.called, and would recommend er
the beat Family Ind Machine for all work,Ellas
Bowe's Sawing Machine, and or the following
eeasons : or constructton. 2d
Regularity of tenxiiia on both tipper and lower
threads. 3d -Ease of mrnagement. Stl—Oreat
- range of work upon all materials. 6th.-The
perfect attaelmients to the Machine for felling.:
bemmmilog, tucking, - braiding, quilting bind.
Ing and cording, i.nth the ease.with whirl _they
Ire applied, 6th—The durability of the ma
chine, .1 being =dent hardened steel, a d 'ad
justed in its bearings. We recommend a Med
al."'
New style Hemmer, Braider, Tucker, Quitter,
Corder, Embroiderer. Binder, Feller and Im
proved Tack Marker.
It will me any and every kind of thread,from
the finest to the coarsest, with a much smailer
needle than other machines. Be sure and ex
amine our before you purchase. Price from $l3O
10 $2OO, and every machine warranted. The
real value of our Manufacturidg M.chines for
Tailors,: Boot, Shoe, Harness and . Carriage Ma
kers, is too well known to require comment.—
Don't fall to call and see them. -
SHEPARD dr TERHEIIIi, Gen. Agt'A.
20 Lake St Elmira7N. Y.
For sale by CODLING, RUSSELL & Co.
General Agente, Towanda, Pa.
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO. OF U. B. A
CA:III CAPITAL, 0, 1 40,0:0-PAID IN FULL
Chartered by Congress, 19E8
bLAREECE H. CLARK, Piesidtnt ; -
JAY COOKE, Chairm'n Finance and Ex. Com ;
HENRY D. COOKE, Vl*, Presideat ;
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
I
1)
The advantages of the Nati' tisk Life Insurane
Company are : I 1
I. Jt is a National
-Co.. chartered, by Congress ;
2. it has a paid up Capital of One 3tinio/i Doi
. tars ;
i - -
3'.• It offers low rates of premiums ;
t. It tarnishes largerinsarance than other Com.
panies, for the same money.
5. It fit definite and certain ;
6. There is no possibility of mbreprcsentation
by agents, or asisanderstandin g by
-policy
holders ; • -
7. The policies are Plain contracts, so much in•
sarence tor so much money' ;
8. All policies are non-fortei flag ;
9. The policies are exempt trim attachment.
E. W. CLARK Ac 'CO— Beakers ? Philadelphia,
General Agents
D. S. RUSSELL, SI anager
lap Agents fcr Tonanda and vicinity :
a A. G. 11A60.N . , NATHAN TIDD
T OWANDA STEAM FLOURING
MILLS
WM. H. FULLER & CO.,
Respectfully inform the public that .they have
purchased the new and extens:ve. Steam Flour-
log Mills, bula. by Griffiths, Wells a, Matsui-,
in the south part of thn borough of Towanda,
Belting,
and having all the; modern Improvements, and
competent 'Millers, they are prepared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING,
to tbe best possible mancer and st•onusually
shot notice Every pans vr)11 Le:tat:en to give
Fat I . Bfaction, and a eltvite a jputlle.trial.
Farmers doing business In town can bring
their grain, and have it ground to take back
with them
FLOUR,,FEED AND MEAL,
For Pale at Che I,n - est:cash pricel3, and delivered
In any part of the cilbge free of charge
Towanda NovemVer 10, Is,;s
BOOTS 1' BOOTS 1_ BOOTS
NORTH BRANCTBOOT & SHOE STORE!
c: NELSON,
fins jast Qnts Cif and ready for sale a large as
eortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES!
I hive Boots for the' yeomen that tnrneth the
pod
And the hard laboring man that carries the
hod ;
And for the mechanic that cut stone and lay
brick ;
And fort .e soft handed Gent.; .that apply the
yard stick ;
And Boots for the wke that flourish the quit' ;
And for the honest mechanic that,works in the
I havelßoots a little extra made,
For the bard laboring man that has no trade.
I baye Boots for all, please cave me a. call.
My Boots are good.and prices jest
But I am determined NOT TO TRUST !
I have JAAIES Idofffif,Galt, boot-man fine;
Celebrated in that line
Call my friends, all you that will,
Leave your meal ures—try his skill:
The 'Episcopal Church that Is about to rite, :
fy place in front exactly Iles ;
It's known by many very well
By the title of—NORTEI, BR&NCII ITOTB !
L. . NELSON.
Towanda, Atm 25,1868.-3 m. -
T OBACCO AND CIGARS!
The and assigned have established a
STEAM TOBACCO FACTORY,
r 2 .0 W. A_ ..Nr.)
On Ma in Street belorrißridge Street.
Where they are marrectetineall kind,' of
CUT TOBACCO AND' CIGARS
NVlllett they-offer to the trade at
WHOLESALE, PRICES
That cannot fail to salt. We would most re
spectrally solicit a call from the deale.s through
Northern Pennsylvania to an examination of •
OUR STOCK AND PRICES
Oar Tobacco is manufactured from the best
KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA
Stock that can be procured in the market.—
Give as a try. Thid is a home enterprise and.
will - succeed with a liberal disposition of tbb
trade to support horn manntactors.
MEANS h PHINNY.
157. Main Street; Towanda, Ph.
-June 4, 12G8.—tf.
n ,
AunoN.-All persona are hereby
V cautioned amainat purchaidnga Note atm
by me to Joel Tuttle, for thirty dollars; dated_
Feb'y 11, or thereabouts, pa , able ninety days
after date.: Not having received any value
therefor, I shall not pay maid note, unless com
plied by law. B. JENNINGS.
Blanding Stone. Feb. la, 1889.-3 to,
mi OR SALE AT SCOTIA TANNERY
Plastering Rale at wholesale and retail
also Soap and Wagon Or by the pound inn
basal. Cash paid for Bak sad Ham
ADAM MAN:
• Grauirilli Centre, Pe.. - Jub , Id, 1888.
~ttircdlan~das
e j El l v It'E 0E I V
MON7ANYE'S STORE
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
, .
,k_,; •
Fall -and 'Winter Goodsl
AT THE PRESENT
Depression of the Markel
bleb will be sold secondly at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL_ I
Afro, direct from Liverpcol,
FIVE CRATES OF CROCKEKY 1
ToWanda, Oct. 5, ig6B
N EW FIRM NEW GOODS 1
WICKEISISS d; FROST,
Would call the attention of the citlz.nit of
Rome and vicinity, thit they have ocen.diwitn
A New Stock of
.-Goodo
i ,
At the old st toil of L. L. Mood T.-, wheie with
close atten'ion to the. wants of the cOromnuity
they will keep s good assortment of goods,
which they will
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
And at prices that will induce every one to boy
of them. We shall at ai i times have a good
asqortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !
Embracing-an the latee styles of
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
DELAINES, ALPACAS, PRINTS, GLOVES,
GIMGHAMS, HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS,. SHOES, CIPTHS; CASSIMERES,
VESTINGB, FANCY GOODS, CNDRELLAN,-.
Groceries,
i'Hardware,
CROCKERY, MIRRORS',
LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS !
WOOD AND T 1 -WARE
Druis, Furniture, ke., &c.,
,The above gives but a alight idea of the
GOODS WE HAVE IN STORE,
And we only say to our numerous friends and
the public generally, call and see us, test the
merits of our pretensions, and if convinced.,
Buy AND MAKE YbuRSELVES RICH
By saving money In your purchases. We, in
tend to
GIVE GRFATER BARGAINS THAN
EVER BEFORE ITE ABD OF !
We know we can playas you, So give na•a call.
All kinds of
FARMERS PRODUCE
Taken is escbinge for golds.
WICKH4M & FROST.
Successors to L. L. Moody,
ED. raon
0. D. WICIU&X.
Rom.. Pa.. Nor. 1?. lkS
LOO K 1
NEW JEWELRY - ,
AT WA REIMS. (
GOLEIWATCHES,
per WARNER'S.
ELGIN-WATCHES ;
AT WARNEWB4
WALTHAM WATCHES,
AT WARNER'S..
FINE G-OLD JEWELRY;
AT WA4.NER'B.
ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS,
AT VrARNER'S4
Spectacles, and lots of things too numerous to
mention, at WARNER'S.
Call and see him. you will save went, per cent:
la Tour parchnsou.
- r
Waukee Clock. and Jewelry repaired,
and Wirsankid: Parkes Block.'
A. Y. WARI4IOI.
Towanda, Dee.l , 1888.
MUSIC, OR ANY OTHER AR
-4.11 'MOLE is oar Ma, ordered at short notice
ay calling at the • VIM BOOM
nRANDALL & BLOCKS .
at . :. AINORD & BBABRWB.
Croat '
"GIAEOUTORS .11_0T1011.—Notke
.12 Is hereby given that a. lidebted
to the estate of HURT DEE. late at
Tem dot& gra *mead to seta tp•
midge mutest, sad ell bevies alsiassurpos
said estate will protest theta deli aatheatteat a l
for settleutest. • •
=RIM L-19•1111111=1,
• GEO. P. HOETON.,_•
, (1, . wootont..l
ORMANTI. SALE.-- &ALE. By
virtue of -an - or der lamed outarthe, Or
phan'. Court of Bradford county, 'Nis ander
signed. SdnitnisUstor of the Mate of Mello
Lewis Isto of Springlieid. deo'd will IPLI)01111 at
public sale on the prembee,-on .SATUNDAY,,
PIM. 3716,1849 at lo O'cloeit p.m., the follow
lag described lot. piece or parcel of fend Siff
ante ful3Prilikeeld twp.. hounded.as follower
Beginning at the south west corner of lot deed ,
"ed to Andrew Dtibert by Y. B. Gates, thence
north. p 24 ° east 173 3-10 per., . thence ratith 2°
west 77 . 10 - per., thence along the north line ot,
lot. No: 64, north 891*, wen. 62 mid 740 per..
thence along the it rib line of kit No. 63 awl
50. north 69°. west 118 and 240 per., thence
slang lines a lot No. 82.. conveyed to OrriO
north I°, east 74 per.,to the place of - be.
ginning. Dont:bias 81 acres be the Mae
more or lees, there being on said real estate •
Waned house framed born and fra.t trees and
shout 50 scree improved. Terms, $lOO 'rhea
the p•operty is au act down, •310 ow continual
Lion the balance-in equal payments of 1 . ranl
3 years with latent t front mg
B. D..l3 nuti rlD33,
dtaintatrator. f
Peb. 1
ORPR AN'S COURT SALE.—ByVir;
me of an order issued out of the 'Orpbsn'e
Court of Brniford County the muter signed ev
rcutor of E. W Dorm late of Bash twp.,
quehanna wanly, deett, will expose to poblid
sale on the premises. on, wzDzinDAY t
MARCH 26, 1869, at 2 o'clock p. m. the fait ,
lowing described lot, piece or parcel of land
situated about one mile tro* the month of the.
Wyaluditg Creek. on the Wytiosing creek road;
in Wyainsing township, Bradford conety.houni
ded as Mown; Oa the wag by the Wysiosinel
creek road, on the north by hada of Widow
Bragg and J. T. Staltoill, on the east by the
913 aiosing creek, orkthe south by lands of 114
Taylor and N. Bose. , Contsiniog 6 acres and
23 peretes be the same Dior or less, with tho
appurtenances. a good two story framed house,
one barn. one blacksmith shop, a good garden,!.
trait treed, dtc. .
TERMS-8100 to banned on the property be•
Inn struck down. one third of the. panellise ;
manly on the cmtirmation of the ale, witaln-i
tere-t. one third at six months. with interest;
and the residue at ore year-thereafter with
'erect, and to be secured on the place.'
GRANGER. !
Executor. ;
February 10. 1889
NOTlCE.—Notice
LI hereby given tlistt all persona Indebted td.
the estate of Jame Philips, decod.. late of.
Smithtield twp., are requested to snake payment;
without delay; and those having dal= against
sato +state mast present them duly aathentlesi
ted ..jr settlement.
ISRAEL PHILIPS,
JAMES FEITCHER,
Executor. 1.,
Pb.e R. IRe9
ORPHAN'S COURT g'ILLE,-Bi . ,
virtue of .orders issued out of the Or.s
phan s Court of Bradford county, the troder-!
signed. Guardian of minor children of B.W.Dcw=
ay_ and W. Pep er, dec'd, will expoliel
at public sale on the premises. on 13A.THHOSY.1
MARCH 13 1869, at 2 o'clock p. m., the Inter-i
o-t of said minor children, in the followrn; de.
scribed lot, piece rr parcel of, land situate
Pike twp. the estate of Henry Pepper, dec'd
hounded as follows :
orginning at poet in Aleerson's line, tbence
smith, 87° ra.t 81 1 10 per. to a pine stamp,4
thence moth 3° west (along land of Bradley
:ibervroofi) 13.5 per. to a hemlock; thence by;.,
land of Rogenine, and: Vangilder, north
west 138 per. to the public highway, thence by
the came north ii°;,east 61 perches to a cornerd "
hence north 5° west 20 per. to Rogers' llne,l
-44 k ta: onst
Aleut* north 3° east.6B 8.10 pen to the place of
beginning. Containing 91 acres and 4 perches,;
more or lees, all improved. ,
ALSO—One lot, -piece or parcel of land
bow.ded as follows: Beginning at a corner
hank o. Wyaluslog creek thence by lands oft
frovenine, north 501° easr. 184 per.. to a earner,:
tbence south 91° west 114 perches - b - it - Land of
Briggs, to a corner, thence • cuth 521° west
per., thence south 67° west 54 pr., thence north!: .
43' west 58 per. to place of beginning. Con-1 - .•
Loosing 60 acres and 24 perches, about 40 &crest
improved with house - barn and , other out bulld•
togs*thereon, and some fruit trees. -
ALSO—One other lot bounded as follows
Beginning at. corner of Briggs' land' and the.'
I cat r &see ibed lot, thence southso east 40 2-1011.
'per toe corner, thence by Tyrrell's land south;
15° east 42 per. to a stake acne.. the Wyaltudngi
cret k. thence north 74° west 39 per. to corner,;!
thence -oath alp west 3910 per., thence north
tti° wet.[ l ; per. to a corner , thence north 37i ° 1:
'west In per. to a corner.thence north s4l° west
18 per to a hemlock. thence r•on'h 591 0 sputa 35
2-10 per. to a corner; and ti.ence . - north 521°
ert , 70 I:et. io place-of. beginning, Containing,.
121 6diei more or le.s.
TER.49.-- , 50 to be - paid on the property be
rig struck down, $2OO on cobermition, and the
balance in one, two and three years rom cOnlir•
matitm, with interest thereon annually. -
• JOSEPH R.IIIARBII,
Feb 17.1869
Guardian.
i•
IN BANKRUPTCY.—In - the matter;
& of Wsl. H. BARTO, Bankrupt."'' In the Ells r.
!der Court of the United States for the Western
Oi.trjst or Pennsylvania, U. . •
To whom it may concern': The nudersigned
hereby givrs novice of his appointment as as. t
-ignee of H BARTO, of the Borough of :
Troy, in the County of Bradford. and State of
vennsylvank within sail district, who has
I eel, adidged a Bankrupt upon his own pet.
Lion by the District Court of raid 01.trict.
at Towanda, this 18th dry of February
t•B9 JOHN W. MIX. Assignee. A
A Uri I TOR'S NOTICE ' Ike mat, I:
CA. ter of the estate of !Into Peet, deed.. I.
In the Orphan's Court of Bradford Conntyy..
of. the Township of filmithfiel4, SA BC EL 1:
N LE7,4, ..teministrator. I
The undersigned an auditor, appointed by
said court to.disposeof exceptions filed to the
final account of the adtnintstator. will attend - to
he duties of his sppointmentat his deice in the
borough of Towandi:On SATURDAY, the 27th
day 0t.1.1 A BCH, 1561.0,!at 2 o'clock p. m., where
all I.ersonsinterested will atteqd
W.'. A. pees, I
!Auditor.
Fe-b 25, 1R49
ADSIINISTIIATGR'S NOTICE.-- I.
Nome is hereby given that all persons
iodeido.d to the estate of RobertaLdawsy. late t
or .Wrox twp., dec'd., are ,reque.ted to
thalEe immediate payment, and all persona hav
lug clams against said estate must -present
hem duly authenticated for settlement.
T GRANGER,
' Administrator. i
F.b. 24 -
BtNKFIPTCY.—In the matter
I
PERRRY BUELL, Bankrupt. In the
. iiistrict Court co the United States for the Wes , .
tern Diorict 1 Pennsylvania, fa. -
To whom It may concern : 'l7te undersigned •
he eb • gives no'ice of his appojcitment as is•
eigtoe of Perry Buell. of West Burlington, lii
County of Bradford, and Stit&ol Pennsylvania,
- wilh'n saidjriarrict. who has been adj edged a
wankel:pi upon Iva own petition by the . Dlstrict
Court of said.dLstricr.
tinted at Towanda this Vith day cf February
A 1). JOHN N. CALIFF.
Assignee.
I N BAN IC RIiPTCY-.1- itt the matter
of sakIUEL. H. HILL; Hinkrtipt. In the
[strict Court of the Unitei States for the Wes.
tern District of Pennsylvania, sa •
- _To whom it hrty , concern : The- andetaigned
h ere by - gives notice or his appointment as as;
.ignt e of rtdmuel U. Hi 1, of Inster,ia the Coun
ty of Itradi..rd and State of Penney!? inia,
within Buhl District, who hai been adjodged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Co-.rt of said District
Dated xt Towauda,thla 25th day of February
1.10. 1869. ' JOHN . N. CALIFF,
Arsinee.
IN BAN KRUPTCY.—In the matter
1 of A BRAISAH C. BINTLET, Bankrupt. In
the District' Court of the United States tor the
Western District of-P. nasylvards.
To whom it may conc,rn : The.undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appohitment as as
signee of Absalom C. Bentley, of Smthfield. in
the County of Bradford, and State of Pennsal-
Tani* within said !Astrid, who boa been ad•
judged a Bankrupt apcn his own petition by
the. If strict Court of said District,
Dated at Tosranda.this 35th day of Fatima/ •
A. D. Ige9. BrlNJ.fd. PECK, Assignee.
A .CARD.—Dr. VANBusznuthae °b
ra. tamed a License, as required, .of the
Goodyear Valdosta Company, to Vulcanize
Rubber as a base for. Artificial Teeth, and has
now a good selection of those beantifni:tarred
Block Teeth, and a superior. article of Black
English Rubber, which will enable him to sup
,ply all thine in want of sets of teeth, with
those unsurpassed for beauty and natatulip
penance. t Filling, Cleaning-Correcting Irreg
ularities, Extracting, And all operation. be
longing to the Surgical Department akilltnily
performed. Cholofortit administered• for the
extrscfion of Teeth when desired, an article
being used for the purpose In which he has
perfect confidence. having administered it with
the most pleasing results daring a practice of
fourteen years.
Being very grateful to the public for their
liberal patronage heretofore received, he would
any that by strict attention to the wants of his
patients, he would continue to'--merit their con
fidence and approbation. Office In Beddleman's
Block, opposite the Mean, House, Towanda;
Pa: , Dec. 20,1817.=3m•
CI OVER IND TIMOTHY SE ED.—
Welave a large stock of State, Ohio and
Pea Vine Clover : also Illinois Timothy seed,
which we offer for wholesale or retail on favor
able terms. This seed having been-selected by
one of our firm We can soarantee It to our
friends right in every respect.
Pox, arevions, =CUR a Co.
Towanda. Feb - •
SPECIAL NOTIOE.-GEORGE W.
FMK , has withdraws from the Firm of
FOX, STEVENS, NEWT:Ill& CO.. by mutual
consent. The business wIU be continued at the
old stand by the other members of the Firm,
who will pay all indebtedness ; and to whom
all debts dee mast be paid..
FOX, num, llama a Co. •
Towanda, Feb. 11,1869.
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