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LOCAL AND GENERAL
TIME TABLE.—The following•ie the
Time Table , of, the .Pempaylvania and New
Vork Canal and Rail Road Company, which
took effect oh Monday, Nov. 23, 1868 :
k:W.,pv:r,/1.1•11
P.M.
..... 6:35.
650.
7.03.
....7:18.
. . ..... 7:40..
troarinviato.
.....8.10 12:00 6 . 00
...7:50 11:40 5.40
.7:37 1127 5:27
722 11:12 5.12
..7:00 1050 4:50.
A. M. A. M. P. M.
JOAN P. COX, Superintendent.
WAVE=
ATEMNS
UL aral..
1 owiNDA
Wesr.r.Li
ATIIENS
.11rL&N
I. LSTLL
TOWANDA
UV' The Public School of this bor
ough closed on Friday, Feb. 25, and will
open again on Monday, March 15.
CS— Persons in want of wall pa
per will find an extensive assortment at Ar.-
VOP.D & BAIIIIEIO3, very cheap.
tee' A fine assortment of tits Spring
steles ,of Hats and Caps may be seen at
CLONNEY S. Amsnity's, South side Mercer's
OM
ge". Active mensuree are being ta
taken by the people of Troy, to organize a
Fire Department in that place. The goes
tiin seems to be, whether they shall hare a
steam or a hand engine.
SEr The work of double (racking
- :he Erie road between Hornellsville and
'Elmira is now going on, which gives era
- ploym6nt to a large number of laborers.—
Wag. s paid, $1.50 per day, and board $1.50
per Nieek.
tee The - powdtir- mill Messrs.
Duliont A: Co., located at Wapwalopen,
:Lair miles from Berwick, exploded at 9
Weloak Tnesday morning last, horribly
:111n4litig and killing Messrs. Geo. Wildrich
foreman, and Wilson Eckrot. The shock
w is diet' .0 ly felt at Berwick.
7 D. B. BARTLSTT, proprietiv 0
e..ns house, in this place for the pas
Frf y ears, has leased a large Hotel in Poult
y. Vt.. and will , remove to that place some
nit month. We understand that T.'
I: J.,i,oAN, of the Railroad House, will be
cost occupant of the Means House.
DO CYRUS WARFOIIO, proprietnr of
Howe, Waverly, N. Y., cut
1. In , ;elf finite severely one day last weelr.—
wilile-he was howinga stick of timber,-the
5!...k tuned, and the blow struck him on
IzaJ 2, -tasking a very severe wound. We
ancic.r,,tand that Mr. WARFIDD is insured
, Lint,t accidents.
NATTIAN EDMINISTER, Constable
:.Mucus twp., met with quite a serious
few days ago. It appears that
driving through Athens, his horse be
-Im^ frightened, and broke loose from "the
,a, palling Mr. E. 'out and dragging
. - (,:ne distance over the frozen ground
111., fa:- au I side were considerably bruised
Erne RAILWAY EXPRESS. —The Uni
tt l statci Express Company, according to
annonneLmeit recently made by the
iident of the Elie Ittilway, will cease
ruining, on and after Monday, March Bth,
over all roads o.v tied by that Company.—
Th • Erie will run the - Express in connection
with th'ir otherhosiness.
A CCQUSTED FOR. - Our citizens have
mdonbtedly become aware of the fact that
, agar, during the past two or three weeks,
Las taken a bound upwards in prices. This
k accounted for when wo remember that
Cabs, from whence a large portion of this
- -pie article is procured, is in great cora
:l,,tion from inland turmoil and rebellion,
and that the supply is cut off by an almost
cesation of it. msnnfacture.
Ti A I'PRO.kCIIIN,G ODD FIELLOWte PA
...mz tit Putiammamat.—The fiftieth slink
vmsary of the establishMent of Odd Fellow
,hip in America is to bMeelebrated is Phil
a irlphin ma the 26th of flioril next. It will
p - übably he one of themost imposing de
monstrations ever made by any Order. It
is estimated that no less than 80,000 men
%, ill be in line, representing all seetiotts of
the country. The Grand Lodge has the
i.vitter iu charge,c and oommittees- have
been appointed to superintend the prelitni
,r:ries.
" OCR YOUNG FOLKS" FOR MARCEL—
Ile, Publishers of Our Young Ili//es, Messrs
Fields, Osgood & Co., of Boston, announce
thf.ir willingness to send four numbers of
their Magazine, from January to April of
this year, as specimens, to any persons who
lin' send them their address.
Nte trust this very liberal offer will bring
tuffs rally valtiable Magazine to the notice
of all our naders and be the means of intro
dacing it into all the families where it is
unknown
te'• The Atlantic for March main
.-,,0, the well established position of tliat
! Beal in the very front rank of Ameri
literature. "Malborne, anolaPort
icance," is continued with increasing inter
. 't- "The small Arabs of New York," a
pen-picture of a certain phase of life
la
-Great City. "Co.operative House
ping" is continued. "A new chapter.of
evidence," will - interest the
....,1411t!al reader, and: "Consumption in
tuleriAni," is worthy of careful and attentive
z ads. t"The Foo in the Household" prow
-1 to be interesting, and with "Oar new
I en t," 'The new Education," and say
r.,l other articles of great value,rendar tb,ls
'Haber of the Atlantic peenliarly interest
an,l attractive. Terms—Single nurit
4-rs: 31 cents. • Yelrly subscription, $4.00.
Two copies for $7.00. Five copies for
$16.00. Ten copies . ; for $30.00. Fields,
fl‘good A Co., Busten.
1116 tukcie,n4ol: j.
Tamar, who has for some time been ammo;
Aid with the ILyanabig .may hss
of his interest in that paper.
.The next. diecounie belortittpi
Young lden'e L ,Cbriatiau daeociatiomfill
delivered by Rey. C. B. tox, at Um M. "K t
Munk on , Ran* .
commenting at 7' o'clock. All young men
6 . are eipeciallY invited to baliresealt: .
....,
14 Fin is _Ass n;.— 'und erstand
11 ,
1
1
. .. .. th at the dwailing *twee at • Kr. Bapoloot
5 G 7 Athena, was burned on Friday night last.
L 2 13 14 Most of ibs-tanOMW w Pii."..S l . ' . s66° la
20 21 ,
. 6 27 28 11. 13. Itteuls eztd,V3oo S f3rWa4leks were
burned. It is not_lsnewtlieW the`ozeusigl..
nated. 'lnsured fur;81 1 200; '
iffa.:.Fi•ofeitaoi Moss eclipsed—
. lightning too SlOtifor the Mmes,- On the
2 26th of .Tanttary Isitatitage of Oigar.stumps
l 6
9 was mailed at Towanda, for -Tunkhannock,
1 and on the eveniag , of the 23d of February
following, the padrAgo 'Came safe lothe
ow4er.,T4ne-245,da‘ift-41bBtan
Telegraph . operators; , please tate notioe.;--;
sas a emteePetident of the thte.stWO
118.. ttgoßos MANNING, one of the
Brat _settlers 4._ . this cpunty,. - Ciane into
- Warren toinisnii; hi the year 1815. The
firstlinui "filssatila went t 0 mill , was to
Binghamton, N. Y., the distance of twenty
six miles. He took two = bushels ofwheat
on his horse, and was gone 'two days, lead-
irsl the horse - the whole distance each way.
Mr. Mamma is nTilf In the tilet year otlis
age• .
. • ,
Sir lion.. JANES II: Witt n seems to
be at work at the Capitol for the interests of
his constituents, as well as those of the
State. We see that he has introduced the
following bills :—an act granting relief to
eleven sol.iiers of the late war to suppress
the rebellion. An Kt to increase the 'sure
ties of the school directors of Troy borough.
In the discussions of the appropriation bill,
Mr. Wsnn moved to amend- by appropriat
ing $5,000 to the Troy borough School Dis
trict, this County. Mr. %wow, of Alle
gheny, moved to amend the amendment by .
substituting $3,000, which was agreed to.
P. M.- A. M.
12:30 ..... .8:40
12:45 Bss
12:58 9.08
.1:13 923
.1:35 9.45
MAILING PRINTING MerrEft.—The At.
tendon of the publics is directed, through
the Posted Record, to the following rule of
the Post Office Department, _ which applies
to printed matter of any kind which is not
so dont( up far mailing that it can be thor•
oughly examined at the Post Office where it
is first deposited : •
"Postmasters will charge and collect
postage, at the rate of three cents for each
half ounce, on any newSpaper or periodiCal
so marked or written upon as to give other
information than that contained, in the
print. Tee same charge will - be made when
it is so enclosed.that it cannot be examined
without destroying tue wrapper. The same
applies to any printed matter which may be
sent at less than letter postage." " .
It is not sufficient to clip a corner of the
envelope as is often done.
A COOL ,RASCAL.—Mr. MCGAUGHRAN,
.a gunsniith at Troy, was requested some
time, ego, to stock a gun' barrel, by a young
man, which was done, and ono evening last
week he came forlis gun,and after examin
ing the job and pronouncing it all right,
turned and ran out of the shop. Not like.:
ing to give up his property in that manner,
Mr. M. started in pursuit and it being quite
dark, and no one to intercept the thief, a
pretty sharp foot-race was the result. The
rascal being young,soon left his pnrstierotit
of reach, and it appears that lie has malie a
gun stock, besides the honor of wining the
race.
• FILL YOUR Lties.—At ilia oeaFon
of the year fatal 4; aceidents occur from the
explosion of lamps in which kerosene is
burned. A little knowledge communicated,
and a littl advice given on the subject, may,
tend to lessen the number of accidents, if
not to prevent their occurrence altogether.
Let those who use kerosene lamps take no
tice of these facts, and act accordingly
" As the oil burns down in the lamp,a high
ly inflanmble gas gathers over its surface,
and as tLe oil decreases the gas increases.
When the oil is nearly consumed a slight
Jar will often inflame the gas, and an explo
sion is sure to fullow, dealing death awl de
struction. , Now, if the lamp is no. allowed
to burn more than half way down, such ac
cidents are impossible. Always fill your
lamps every morning, then you need ia...-ver
fear an explosion." • -
CAUTION.—Good. Templar 8 ar! cap
tioned against encouraging ono N. S. Fitt-
ZlErt, a member of Martha Washington
Lodge No. 471, who is engaged in lecturing
in different parts of our State, and in most
places, represents that he is in the employ
of-the Grand Lodge. We are informed he
has in some places' passed himself as the
Rev. N. FEAZ/Ell, of Towianda, and at one
place had notices printed 'with the title of
"Ret," while at home ho makes no profes
sion of religion.
He Las done our Order and the CL11193
great mischief in some places by these false
representations.
In all cases, where a loctart; claitias to be
sent out by Bro. CHASE or the Grand LOge,
ask him to show his authority, for every one,
who is employed by us as a State lecturer,
chn show commission. •
FIRE IN WILLIAM:I'OFM —A very de
structive fire' broke out on Thursday morn.
'Sag, March 4, about one o'clock, on Market
Square. The fire originated between-OA
building occupied by Rittenhouse & Fin
ney as a drug store, and that occupied by
Kurtz az Wakenhate, es a boot and eh
store. These, together with some four or
five other buildings, allot which were old
time structures, consisting of log and frame
material, burned with fearful- rapidity, and
were almost entirely consumed or rendered
worthless tiefOre the firemen gained the
mastery. The following establishments of
that city were compelled by this 004fiagra
tion to change quarters :
Rittenhouse Finney, ..druggists, who
lost about two-thirds of stockL-inSured for
85.500 ; Wolfe auction rooms, loss not
learned, but covered by insurance ; Roth
child's clothing store, folly insured ; Fields
& Walker, boots and shoes, loss covered by
insurance ; D. 8. Andrus, music store, loss
covered by insurance ; F. Zimmermaa, se
gars and tobacco, loss about ,Sqoo—no
ranee ; Bissell Brothers. Rogers, loses Boo
—no insurance ; T. J. Trapp, photograph..
er ; J. if. Barrows; hats and 'caps ; Bor.
mares jewelry store. lass about WO, cover- -
ad by insmiusoe.
RAILROAD WAR.—Whist tookee like
a pretty serious war, brokevut between the
Erie and - Rorthent Central -Railways, - last
Thursday evening. Orders wereZreeeived
at Ehnire, to let no trains on the Northern
Central, oome on ttai Erie:lraek. The
switches were according!): ljo
reasons were assigned- *mike proceeding,
but it is suppot:ed to have' WWII - 0111 t ot:a
hitch between the -two' companies, about
the poaseision of the Fort Wayne road, as
a connection to Chicago. 4. train: on the
Ecirthern Central, - with 400pissengers fiwra
Washington, arrived' atLthe juncticin, on
Friday afternoon, about one ri 4le below the
*Y.ef Elmira. at;d iwnld go no farther
They werwobliged to take the' :Erie train,
re-pay their fair, and gefaiinna is);eitttlii7
could. - The difficulties,: whatever they
nereiepikar to have begsiittOdy .
* l l_oll,tiatUrallyialit; r
OASE—At the M. P 4, Parsonage,
;Feb. Sit, 18&. by Eev.l37
Ina Mr: J. 0. Alger. of Orwell, tolifiss
ArrillaMTAkok - githillatnepliice.
ViO 4 M7 - 4iNatF% - : PVT
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_by4ll4:*erp
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Auto ". • •sll ptiVysox..
BBERK -411 : 11 tWilGAMS.-140inatqnPrp..
Watson. 34 0.444
do J. Beers to Miss L B.' BorligaZile.
bodr.of Canton; Pa. ,
.9lTOlif ooo L—WAßMEWlAttlaanakienen
dike brides father. Feb. •31. by
Brigham, Mr. Albert S. Hitchcock, of Or.
Pit:;:to'Milis Wanier,•otPdie,
Penn's.
COLEITARLROGERS—At the residence of
Lorenzo' Regerst.;. Mardi Bd, - by Rev. A.
' Brigham,' Mr. Russell Coleman, of
Pa., !alga'sTim& V.-Rogers; of, Herrick:
ville, '
Sir Crxrros Gs:Wirt:6,lot Smithfield
Pa., Agent for W. Dittrich Jr. Co., dealers in
all kinds of Mtadeandlibuileal Instruments.
Y°W.- ; ‘,9 1 4 1 %.../_f,gairisk;.l.o.72t t Q. .
21,
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• Nancy O. .or G. V:—Bractfurd-
County Conveatioa. meet, at . : ,Troy,
Wednesday Blarelel7,'lo69, at 10 o'clock
A. M./ 1). CRAFT, W. C. T.
L.ll. Fast, Bee'y.-Iw*
Dom. Fooorr.—The Children's Sing.
ing School opens at the School House, &it
nrday at 41 o'clock P. 11; Thorough train
ing in the, rudiments .asrvocal culture.—
The second term of the evening class'opens
on Monday evening.
March 10.-IW'
Ink. A Musical ConieUtion will be
held at Caton Ckuroh, North' Orwell, Pa,
commencing Tuesday, .March "16, to contin
ue four days, and olose•onFriday evening,
March 19th, with a Concert, under the di
rection of ProL J. G. Towner, assisted, by
his scui . „l). B. Tewner, and as accomplish
ed Pianist and tine singer. Admission to
the whole course one dollar, to the Concert
cts. The !donut - Zion Collection, (just
out) the latest and best booli,lby J. E. Per
kins, Will be used in the Convention - and
furnished free, March 9.
_ -
Le- The beet and - cheapest Piano;
Parlor, Ccittage, Church and School Organs,
and Melodeons, of every kind and size,
Sheet. Music and Musical Merchandise in
general, for sale oy WM. Arrriucn LI; Co.,
at Chainberlin's Jewelry Store. :
March 4. —ti:
Z W6itavo a second-hand Mar,
afaaturipg Madan°, in good order, snitablo
for sewing !tether, would give good satis
faction' to a Shoo or Harness Maker, or
Carriage Trimmer. We. will sell it at a bar
gain. Menet-AA Bylca,
March 4.--:11
sey- Sewing. Machine . Threadrl,
Silk, Oils, Needles &c.,lept at the Seiiing
Machine Agency of 'Wickham & Black.
March 4. tf
• FOR SALE. -- EfARNDENat CO. will
close their Photograph Gallery in 14ellays
villa in Iktay
. next, and offer for sale their
ctitock and- apparatus at a 'bargain. A. rare
'chance for any one wishing a good opeiling
;for the Photograph business.
Y Feb.. 23, 1869. , -2a , EMMEN & Co.
Air The superic7itifx of 'the Net;
Family Marline consists in the introduc
tion:of an entirely _near arrangement of
Sewing Machinery, The novelty is that all
unnecessary complication is dispensed
With, and a very rapid, perfect and noise=
less operation is secured by, the utmost,
simplicity of construction. To any ma% at
hli-familiar with ordinary Sewing Machines,
the advantage of Singer's improvement will
be plain at the first glance.—Casect•L's L,ll
- Illustrated.
For sale by Wicznest BLA4.
March 4..-Iwe
ger Matto; nun, Justice of .the
Peace, in offtoi, with E. Overton - 3r., s.fr nt
ieg tho.Ccurt flonse,tind over' Pettis S Co'ti
Store. • Feb. 25.
TRY ROYAL • &KING rOIVI,EIt.-It 18
the best. thing in use for cooking, and is
cheaper. and much better than Cream Tar
ter and Soda. It is for sale'at Towanda by
W. A. Rockwell, McCabe & Nix, P. W.
Cowell, John nerideth, C. B. -Patch, and
Long .1; Keeler. • Feb. 1.-10
Foil SALE, A RARE CHANCE.-A t-ec
nod hand grand piano, .London mak.•; of
sweet, fine tone, good action. Will be sold.
at a bargain on account of ownt , P-leaving
the country. Can be aeon at Mr. Pr. •
McCLELLAND.,"CoIutubia Penna.
Jan. 20.
- -
A VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE..
The sub'scribers wishing to change their
business, offer.a part or the whole of. their
property for sale, situate in Tuscarora twp.
Bradford county, Pa. on 3lain road leading,
from Stevensville to Lacyville. Said /imp
erty containing upwards of two / hundred
acres. Ono hundred_ and eighty acres im
proved- and under a good state of -cultiva
tion. Has two good dwelling houses - and
three large barns, and all necessary out ;
buildings attached. For particulars and
terms m_ iquireof the subscribers.
H. S. LC: IL B. ACIiLET.
Tuscarora, Jan-26.—tf
•
- :PARK VESTAVRANT.—G. W. z eooN,
proprietor. Meals served at all hours, and
in every style. Ale drawn from dig wood.
Under Chamberlin's 'Jewelry Store,\ Main
St, Towanda Pa. Dee:23. ;
•
AlrreS MIR VIGOR, For restoring
Gray Hair to its no:orality and Color.—
A dressing which is at once
.agreeable,
healthy. and effecitnal for preiervirtglbe
hair. Faded or gray hair is restored to its
original color with the gloss and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though not
always,. cured by its use. "Nothing can re
store the hair where the follicles are deStroy
ed, or the glatds atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for Useful
-ness•by this application. Lustead.of fouling
the hair with a. pasty Sediment:it will keep
it clean and vigorous: Its occasional use
"will prevent the hair from turning gray or
falling off, and consequently prevent bald,
cross, Free from those deleterious substan
ces which make some pre}ittrations danger
ens and injurious to the hair, the Vigor tan
only benifit but nob harm it. If wanted
merely for a hair dressing, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Containing nei
ther oil nor dye, it dees not soil white cam
bric,and yet lasts long on th,. hair, giving it
a rich glossy lustre and grateful perfume. .
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Prac.
Jical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass.
Price 81,00.
• Sold by Dr. H. C, Porter Towanda, & all
.Draggits & Dealers in medicines every
Where. " Nov. 26, ISGS.y
TOWANDA . COAL YAND.--Qrder,s Tor
Vaal accompanied with cash,, le ft - at the
Old Established Drag Store of Dr. IL C.
PORTER, corner of Main and Pine Streets,
Towanda, will receive prompt attention.
Jan. 20,
.1869.—tf . Wean k DtvEn.
TOWANDA. do-
Patti:o.24l2lp herekdoie • existing .tinder the
firm name of. WA. Overton At Co. is this
day dissolved by ranftial censent., - •
- '— • VA. Ovrarron,
JAB. 3i. Wino,
Matt. Dmcsr..
• " Towanda, Pa. D6o. 315t,.1808..
The bnsiness'of the late. firm will here
after be conducted by Warm & 14rmr, who
will pay all liabilities contracted by D'A;
Ovairron.& Cavon .prcaentation--and to.
whom, all debts due santilrin are to be-paid
r-an ionineaiate settlementis rerested.:,
rilili
House AND
splendid Housequid Lot forisale, situate on
Second street,' "opposite the College, close
to good.schoohy very . pleasantly lociitettz-:
The housels new, just-finished - from' tpp_ to
;bottom in Statalassittyle. i For fn thes . pai:
ticulars enquito of D... 11. Dam* 7 oit,;fhe
premfires. Towanda, Oct. 6, 1,868:11:
• t.
• • • , -
G. T. GRAER, Myersburg Pa. '
Ia heir - •
maztutattilitng Lever 'Power 'Mtn*
- Machines. and win beep them on ban.t,or 'take
them on shot r.otice,. from the best material
and Warranted. , Feb..ls, 1859.-3EO
R
AGS.i RAGS,IL. RAGS 111---600
,Toits go()4l4tricr bags . wanted. for which.
tiie litghtyit„?3arket price win
• Towanda..Q.ct- 18 6 8 . • `•-•
TErAlt/f,MEAtg,' AT - AlatithirrtS
lr at, 91: 4 W. IfOPPITI'd 4leatautant,.-
Per 56014 04411 to. Sown tgrdtaner, will do well
tatte;golit: - ' -•
•
Towanda, Jane 11,1869 • • •
.: , ?u,a.r 4 / 4 4414'.104f1
Kati.
D. D. F4I3BE;T
f9!' 'r t
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B 7 AI T .T . J E S 4._ :fl et
Are. now iikwbrinti„froys„yron York Ciktesoi
sortment of = •-•
GOODS IN :-ZHEIR. LINK i,l
.44-14,FLar.mwe
IComitatteg *II part ot:
<;&` ULU! WIED:
:ifti.V
IpartrrEh- fv . , 1, 0-tk;
44(Ditsaiip.oun.p4msd (*OAS
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Tano4r Skirts,!Shawle 4 , Hoop S4lrts,
I, T. s "'
GLOVES, HOSIERY._ YANKEE- NOYIONS
:1 f "?' ~'
•:&ei, &c./&c.
411,01-mbiab - canAli tooibt lirchesPlaithi
same quality of pods can, bobongkk-in To- wands. Their ,
4"1,. .1,4).1•7
MiLLIXERY ,DEP:iiiprENT
isfwitk ittefiitest kite" or
, ,
-
Mi2M
•
lildwventral isintateni 'of - iffillitery ~ Gooda.
with competent mime/Ikt° sidi the•-tWOoI 0
who may Rivms. Gmm With patrMigi.
A! Miura will le fondll4yttnyai./
got& atir Inkcikle paves,: _
DON'r FORGET- THE MANE AND EL& CF.
• Male - fitted;
Hot.,
! B. 2 1 - 1 fliTitici do.
Towan4la.iept. 2!, , 1869.-3m,
CONFEOTAONERy; TOYS;•11IITS
•MiD FRUITS
A. BART,
. .
Calla the •attention of the tethe fact
that be manufactures and stile ,-" •
.WHOLESALE
All kinds of Oanfeationalles. Foreign" and Po:
mestio-Nuns,Ao. 'Dealers in the country wish
ing anything In his line will dO well by send
their orders to him. and they. 1/111-be promptly
attended to:' Satiafaction guaranteed. Store.
with 0. F. Cross in Patton'alliock near Midge
street. Feb. 24;1800 —tt.; • '
ER IE•R' A I 7#4't
1300 itile4i under Onelifanegemeni , 880 Mies
without. Cluing, of Opiates!
8R 6 4 -, ElloitifibOUß . La TEACH
For Clareland. Toledo, Detroit:- Chicago, Mil
waukee, St.Panl, Omaha, and all Points West
and North-West ; 6lansdeld , Gallon. Urbana,
Dayton, Cincinnati. Indianopolis. Lomsvill•-,
St. Louis, and ell points South & Sonth-Wrzt.'
SA-Now-end improved-Coaehes - are ran thro'
without change to Buffalo, Rochester, pave
-
land and Cincinnati. : •
On and After Monday Feb. 15, 1669, Trains
will leave Waverly. at the following hours, viz:
001x0 NrkBT.
b:11 a. m.,. Night Express, Daily, for
Rochester, Buffalo, Balam.nca, Dunkirk, Cleve
land, Dayton and Cincinnati, making -direct
connection with trains of the Grand Trunk Rail
way at Buffalo, and with the Lake Shore Rail
way at Buffalo, Dunkirk and:Cleveland, for all,
points West and North-West; and at Cincinnati
with the Ohio and Mississippi Rat way for the
South and i&oul•West. '
earThls train trialtra a direct coniectiott 'with
all linos to the West and South-West, sad is
provided with the new and impror d Drawing
ROOM Colleting peculiarto the Broad Gauge, sr
'ranged tor Litith day and niht trael runnin
through to Rochester, Cinc g innati and Buffalo, g
and thus forming the-ONL.Y - DAILY LINE from
New York to Cincinnati and the South-West
running througli NO-miles without change.
B:2s a. m., Mail Train, Sundays excepted, for
Ruffalo and Dualtirk.
3:58 p. m., Elmira Accommodation, Sundays
excepted. -
0:17 p. tn., Dar Express, Sundays excepted
fqr,Rochester, Buffalo. Dunkirk Clevfland,Day
ton. Cinclonatrand the West and South. Con
nects at Elmira for Canandaigua, at Buffalo,
Dual*. and Cleveland with the Lake bhord
Railway for all points West and North West-god
at Cinc anat.' with the Ohio aed
Railway for the South and South-West.
Sic. ping Coaches are attached to this train at,
running through to Cleveland
without change.
E - x
10:33 p. m., pessMail ' ,Sundays ex
cepted; for Bulialo,Dunkirk, and Cleveland.con
necting with trains for the West. A Sleeping.
Coach is attached tri this train at Nevr'Y ork,
canning threugh to Meadville stria:lent chance.
s. Sleeping I Coach• Is also attached at Susque
hanna running throughlullutfalo
• 9:10 a rn. Way Fieight.SundaYs excepted.
3:15 p. ,at., Emigrant Train, Dank, for the
West. / -
4 • GOING EAST.
7:36 a. in,, 'Cincinnati Express; Mondays ex
cepted, connecting at - Qtyego for %ham ; at
411hgliumtoa for Syracuse -; at Great Bettd for
dein - am at,Lackawaxen for Honesdale ; at
ttiddlutown for ' Unionville •, at Cioshenlor,
Montgomery, at ,Graycourt for Newburg and;
Warwick : and at Jersey City w.th afternoon,
I,.end- evening trains cd.New Jersey R , llrod . fe.r
\philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
8:38 a. n., Binghalnton`Accommodation, Sun
:
T
.i.lays excepted. . .
12:20 p. m„ Day Express, Sundays excepted;
connectingat Binghamton for Syracnie; at ,Gt,,
Rend for fierantok; at Lackawaxen -for Hones
dab ; ot,4liddletown tor Unionvilleandat4er
sey.CiW with mldnlght , expresiatrala of New.
Jersey Railroad for Pbiladelphia.\„
1:4 7 p. m.,,Accommodatlon train,
,(1411Y,cotl
: nectiug at •wego for Ithaca.
6:27 p. in.. New York and Baltimore Mail,
Sundays excepted.
9:20 p .I.ightning Express: connecting
at Jersey City with morning express train of
New Jersey Railroad kiriPhiladeiphia.Balttreord
and Washington.:
4.60 p. m. Way Ffeight, Sundays excepted.
lla. A revi:e - d and, complete,7• Pocket Time
Tatale " Of Paisenger' Trate., on -the Erie Rail
way-and onnecttng . Lints, has recently been
p,ouliNhed, and can be procured nn applicationto the Pi( ket Agent of the Vompany. • .
WE. R. BARR, • R. - RIDDLE . ;
Genl Pass AO; New-York. ' Genl. - Eu .'E
READING RAIL ROA1)-SIT41i
xi, BIER ARRAiiGEBIENT. MAY 20th, 1868.
GREAT TRIINE LINE Fitoll TDB NOITLI AND
Nor.Tn•wescfor Philidelphia,New-York,Reading
Pottsville. Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton, etc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-York, as fo/'
lows: Al ,3.50, 6.25 and 8.10, a. in,, and 1 4 .40. m.
2.0.5 and 9.35 p. .m.,. connecting with similar
Trans on tne Pennsylvania Rail Road. and ar
riving at New-York at 6.00 and 10.00 and 11.60
a. m., and 3.60 7.40 and. 10.30 p. m. Sleeping
Cars aoco.mpanying the 2.50 a. 01, and 9.115
p. tn., Trains, wilhoot change. •
' Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua,. Millersville,' Ashland, 'Pine Grote,
Alientown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a. m., and
2.05 and 4.10 .p. m..stopping at Lebanon and
principal Way stations ; the 4.10 p. in. Tillie
making close connection for Philadelphia and
Columbia For Pottsville; Schuylkill Haven and
~ Auburn, via• Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail
Roattleave Harrisburg at 13.6.5 p. in.. Return
lag : Leave New-York at 9.00 a. m:; ; 12 noon,
and 5.00 and 8.00 p. in. Sleeping Cars accom
. panying the 9:00 a. M. and 5.00 and 8.00 p. m
• trains without change. ' -- .
Way Passenger Train leaves 'Philadelphia it
-7.30 a. m. retnrningfrom reading. at 6.50 p.
in.; Slopping at allstations ; PottsvMe at 8.45
aan. and 2.46-p, m.; Ashland at'4l.oostnd 111.19
Loon, 2.00 p. tn.; Tamaqua at 8.30 a. m., and
1:00 and 8.45 p. m.' ~
' Leave Pottaville kir- Harrisburg, via SebnYl-
kill and Susquehanna Rail Road. at 7.10 a. in..
and 12.00 noon.
Residing accommodation. Train : Leaves Read
ing at. 7.30 a. In., returning Irina Philadelphia
at 5.15 m. .., .min • • -- . -, _. •
. - Pottstown "Accoodation Train, leave.
Pottatoivn at 6.45 a. in., ratnraing leaves Phil
adelphia at 4.30 p.m. ; -
Colartibla Rail Road Trains leave Reading at
7J)O a. na: sad 6.15 , p. in. for, Ephrata, Litiz,
Lancaster, Columbia, &a. ,
,Perklomen Rail Road Trains learn Perldomen
Junction at 9.00 a. in. and 555 p. m, Return-,
ing4 .-leave Skippack at 6.45 a m.,and 1.15 •
p. m., connecting witk similar train s on Read.;
log Rail Road. -
On Sundays : Leave New York at 8.00
. ui dd
Philadelphia 8.0" a. m.. and 3.15 p:-m ., th
0-
a. in., train running only to Reading. Pote
8.00 a. m.' Harrisburg 5.25- a. In. and 4.1 and
9 3.5 p. m.,and Reading at 1.10, 2.55 and 7.15 a.
trviii
M.. tor, Harrisburg. and 7.06 a. m.., and 11.40
p. tn.,is. for Near York,and 4.25 p: m., for Phila.
del ph
Commutation, Mileage, Season,' .School and
Excursion Tickets to and from all points, at re
laced rates.
/Baggage 'checked (thrillArh ; • 100 pound
lowed each Passenger • G. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintehdent:
Reading, Pa., May 20. 1807'.'
IN UI _ _
E ISSOTION.=LTH CO-PART
-IV neratip exthtleg between-tbe undersigned
la 'this day dissolved ‘,l)y mutual consen• . The
books and &catmints are at - Dr. IfAsos's ()Mee:
where all Indebted to the lee firm wilt O f
,Tye
toafittterirdhledlitely and:Misre ensite.; '; •
, n
Towanda, .Tan. $ O ELY. .
A GENTS WANTED FOR SE=
Aim.; OHM OP.TREOREAf C • Work
descriptive of the virtues and vices, the myste•
eke and .crimes of New York city,- yt wish.
tolinow, how Terbium. aroma& and 1, Us
day ; bdw shrewd men are rained in
mlniaters and merchant.4' are blackmaileJ;'
haw dance halls and concert, saloons are,nnan
aged flowitambling houses and• lotteries are,
conducted ;.hOw stock and oil companies orig.,
Mate and how the babbles lorrst,.'ead thiswork.
ft contains 33 - She engravings ;- tells alt nbont
the my sterh and crimes of , New rock. Arai hi!
the sploiestand chewpest work of the kind pub:
_Ptice.only . - SJACI per cciliy. ',.Snd lox ,
efrealani and 082 our . ' terms.,and'a descrfid.-
lion 0(111e-work. ddress, JONES BUOTHRTS
CO.;Philadelplila Pa.
CAUT/0 1 1. — Jurialnispri c uitildins-'
p i er be gn e itir le
to
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EtileiCElNiTnEi •AND WACHISNitartilS
••1›:
Will find u elpplied with 'the yety ballot
C - 11:: '-' •'•2,
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t",: , ..tt , si • f ^ 34:i:..5 ...• ,- ;•471•11: . v
0 it R - TA 'V. .. s Tiftpi - MI NO'S
• ~,-.
Euictus;. -`•
- -t • tril t.
.IPkt • ioEB'; -- "1-
TOP LEATHER,
ENAMELLED CLOTH, liPiiINGS4 AXLES
PIPE BOXES, CIRCLES, B()LTS,
ANVILS.
BELLOWS, and
LEATHER BELTI N G;
CORN SHELLERS, FEED CUTTERS
1
B11:1 f...D.egs ,
,MA,TE.8.1,,
NAILS,
LINE AND OEME2iT; by the barter.,
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
DUPONT'S POWDER,
AliFIS' BOOVELB,-PIOKS AND
-7* '
TnE LARGEST ASSOR'TIin!QT
S T q7ms,
fe toned in this part et the State,
And wish it undersloini that. In these u in nibs,
We will lid be Undersold
1 ,
We recomm end ai heretofore, ar like best stove
known., We !awe josi received a supply
of the popular Far.nei's coal stove
. _ •
cIOTY'S • WASHING MACHINE ;
Universal Clothes liriiriger
SILVER PLATED WARE
LAUPS,LANTEaSS v BR#SEES;-
G,17-* g AN b —U P iSlqirtisS
We mean to keep bffat tbit argent stock of
POCKET-KNIVES,RAZORS, -
AND sdissoßs,
N. , .W A R E
kragafactured in our own ahopiln wbiah in are
propa4d to do in kinds of
J0f1. : 1464,AND REPAIRING.
HEATERS GAS FIXTURES
SANFORD &ORIENT% HSATRRS
ME
MI
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TWIN►
.:::,
-,KERS.)SEI4I4 OIL,. VARNISH,,
SCYTHES;.-HERO &FRUIT; ,JAits,
t AN MANY MEM MP°D ,S OI
W 4141 B=s: ;A L. E:
BIN
''' 4 lkikinits r forEltis Tray r e, Jei -4
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r.:411 - 4'. l '
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MMMN
OMB
IRON
< I
MOMM
STOVEB 2 &c
DASH LEATHER,
ME
BABBITT METAL,
GAS PIPE,
081.
CHURN POWERS, PLOWS.
ti
In large 4nck. Including
GLASS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
At very close. jig ura.
Will ilna • as tead-iiittirterl for
Birklir FUSE,
WHEEI,BABROWS.:
We intend at all theet to have
Goods,
" THE .AMERICAN "
THE " MAGIC SHIELD.'
lII' Towanda
HOOBtB.•YUBNIBHED WITH
AND. WATER.WORKS,
Oi •hnrt take.
SqLR: , 'AORNTS FOR
'2WZ' OFFER
'INQIi.S,
GLASS,
MEI
=ME
ri MilitdaMOONE'l ll 7a.
:AL s ~p. 47:w.!
•a• • 61. 1 a - sj Z 441.4
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404. 1.
a 52, ' , ,*, 015', $ , , , C . :).4411,
NEI N , HAIR IMIVARIgIit
..
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f -' 1 :!•; , :
." - kiii 09 1 16rin ,ii;4,4;:---i-;
7:.!u ,r, ;a,t o
OEM
Ile aka omplete
$ C 0E1,249 fe
MIZE
lEEE
Eva iriniglitFitiiig ilaie*tegiirilcii will
)
• be found - the tolliwieg - • :
:.,,:: 1:12;:r . 4 3 - , ,
.:•: 7 1:!'"TiLjC.: ( ;. , 0.7'1 .:,,
Ell;E1311,4 - TEDT ONES=
=
7h - e f A gait:ww
MONWy,
, 7 ; 710
RAT/100KM BILILLIA*4,
Which are, without exception, the best
Heating: Stoves : made
•
1 iiikaho stint for the cook. Stoves
OUR OLD HomE,
'VIBES
GARDEN
BE
And they cannot be Excelled
I am also agent for
latt orni and' Counter !Cates,
Kerosene Oil, -
.Wirdrw Glasii7
, .
FasbrDool7, Nails
All of which wili be eI I3 pt
• / ,
Manuf / atturers Prices
. To the trade
8/iBll,
I akto keep coast/MI y on baud a complete
STOCK OF HARDWARE,
Of all filial, caasistlaT la part of
Spring:,
Axles,
FeHoes „
Spokes, •
Iron,
Borne Stoes,
Nall Rods,
Tin Ware
And afi k lads of Shelf H ardwate, which will
be sold at. the lowest prices. I would • say to
Merchants that I will at all times meat Elmira
prices. .
Towanda. Oct. 22, 1868;
300 CASES BOOTS & SHOES.
AT RETAIL
4UM,EI HEY BitOTIEFF.RS
Offer to their :old eastone rs and the general
NOT ONLY THE LARGEST
BUT BEST
ASSORTMEN2 GOODS
AT T. T.R..k.TDM 1
That can be fooaqin
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.
The stock Is otrered.at
TIHE, LOWEST -RATES!
WORK GUARRANTEED
BU-BT'S
SHOES FOR LADIES,
MISSES AND CHILDREN,
CEVED THE ONLY StVERI MEDAL
Awarded for
Excellence of Manufactuie
PARIS EXPOSITION 1867.
JAMES If. BURT'S
GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR;
HEAVY - OR LIGHT
CALPIOPEIBA, NAPOLEON,
Ilungartan and - other &yles.
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
jiafrill operation and all good"
ffacrelto Order by Experienced Workmen.
.. ID:the
Saddlery" Department
00 - HORSE BLANKETS!
BUFFALO 1 O],iROBES.
Carriage'4 , -rea4 Harness,
ITRIII94IS,
.Zeuaadavatzsi,-I8a8:
AVE YOUR RAGS.-Old Papas
•
and 'Woolen Rogo bought by -
ALVORD k WHIZ
NIOIV-STOOK OS
' r•i•--IFIIIOW
REM
ESSE
For irbielt-tiii`'"-
v ~.r'Y' .
`BALTIMORE HEA'rER,
GOOD BAHEII,
111
Belting,
public,
role THE
And the
:At the
In
Either
,
~;''?' ~ t~4tlltoltt. "
~l . - i
11113 'AND.: 411,PBCTD
• X L
zarrty NEWINS MACHINES,
palHod~lBB7 l ove; 82 other , Hachtua..
Atha, Stare nisii 1868. have
awardedvids Machine the dna premium
New York,.ithie. Pennsylvania. .Ilassachu.
setts. Nisi' Hampshire.' Verniont,'Whoonshs,
add Indiana.
At the County Pairs of Madison. Onandags,
Os Werie, ; Orteenr,. Tompkins, ,Itensca,
Monroe, Eklttyler, Livingston, 'and it
host of others. •
Report of the. Committee on Sewing Machines,
. it the State Pair held inHockester Pall of
868 "Your Committee have examined the
dlite;;;;t Pawing Machines. to which their at=
tentlettlthe best Fealkd, sad . would : recommend sa
Family f
ind -Machine or th e a
following
Howe's Machine, and f or .
reasons : plicity of amstructton. • 24
Regularity-of trades - on both upper- and lower
threads. 3d--Ease of nrinegement. 4th—Great
range of work upon all materials. iith—lhe
perfect stlickuneate *the Machias for •felling,
hemmming, tucking, braiding, quilting, bind
ing a pp l ied , g,. and the ease with.. which they
are 6th—The durability of the ma
chine, being made of hardened steel, ILA • ad-
Putted lp in its bearings. We recommend a med.
a _
`NeWity* Hilmar, Braider, Tucker, Qantas;
'Corder; Embroiderer. Mader", Feller and Inv.
- proved Tuck Harker. -
It wilLuse.aay and every kind of thread,froui
the - finest to thicoarsest, with a ninth - smaller
needle than other machines. Be sure and ext.
amine on/ before you, purchase. Price from $6O
to $2OO, and sway miachine_warrauted. The ,
real value of our Ninufacturldg H . achlnea ,for
Talton, Boot-, Shoe, Harness and Caniagella
ken, is too well known to require comment.-.
Dont fail to call ans see them. ' /
" SHEPARD & TEBNEUR, Gen. Agt'i. .
• - 20 Lake St., Elmira, N. Y.
For sale by CODDING. RUSSELL & Co.,
General Agents, Towanda, Pa. /
NATIONAL DURANCE
Cann CApirAL, $
Chartered
•
CI.4IIENCE;
,',. CiatEß.i:PreaidEnt ;
JAY COO , R, Cbatrm ' n Finance and Ex. Com i
HENRY . COOKE, Vice 'President 1 •
EKE, N W. PRET, Secretary and Actuary.
/ The advantages of the National Life Insurane
Company are :
1. It is a, National Co.. chartered by Congress ;
2. It bas a paid up Capital of Opt Million Doi
!an; .
3; It offers low rates of premiums
4. It furnishes larger. lissurance than other Com
imp les, for the same money.
51. It is definiteend certain ; •
8: There is no Pussibility of misrepresentation
by agents, or misunderstandin g by policy
holders ;
7. The policies are plain contracts, so mach in
surance for so much money
8. All policies are non.forteiting ;
9. The policies are exempt from attachment.
E. W. (;I,Altli 4c CO., Benkers, PhiladOlpbia
General Agents.
IL S. RUSSELL, Idapagei.
Aar Agents kr' Towanda and vicinity :
Jag A. D. MAWS', NATHAN TIDD
T OWANDA STEAM FLOURING
MILLS
WM H. FULLER & CO.,
Respectfully Inform the public that
.tbey have
purchased the new and extensive Steam Flour
tag kWh, hula, by Griffiths, Wells Matson
to the south part of the borough of . Towanda
and having all the modern Improvements, and
competent Millers, they are prepared to do
CUSTOM
„GRINDING,
In the best possible manner und at unusually
shot notice Every pains will be taken to give
pat lenetion, and a e invite a public trig!
Farmers doing business In town can - bring
their grain, and have it ground to take back
with them
FLOUR, FEED AND MEAL,
For sale at the lowest cash prices, and'delivered
In any part t f the village free of chirge
Towanda, November 10,,1868
BOOTS BOOTS 11 BOOTS
NORTH BRANCH BOOT lc SHOE STORE
L. NELSON,
Has just tints' ed and ready for sale a large as
sortment of • -
BOOTS AND SHOES!
bwe Boots for the'''Yeomcn that tanieth the
• 'sod
And the bard laboring man that carries the
hod ;
And for the mechanic that cat' stone and lay
brick ;
And for tie wit handei Gents that apply the
yard stick•;
And Boots for the.wise that flourish the quill ;'
And for the honest mechanic that works in the
• Hill!
1 have Boots a little extra made, ,
For the bard laboring man that has no trades
I bare Boots for all, please give me a call.
My Boots are good and prices fast,
But! am determined NOT TO TRUST I
ThaveJAWWES MORMON, boot-rnan flue
Celebrated In that line ; •
Call my friends, all you that wUI
Leave your mess ums,-try hls
The Episcopalbhurch that Is about - to eiae,
Hy place In front exactly Iles ; -
Its known bymany very well
By the Me of—NORTH BRANCH HOTEL I
L. e. NELSON,.
• Tolvarida, Aug. 46.1888.=8m.
T 0 BACCp AND CIGARS!
The undersigned have established a
STEAM TOBACCO FACTORY,
TO "VT..bl" D .A,
On'Ma in Street below ',Bridge Street.
Where they era otatittfaeturfng'all intift of
CUT 'TOBACCO - AND CIGARS I
otreilcithe:trade at
W H 0,14 SA L E Pit IVES
That abut fall . to salt. We. would moat re.
spatially solicit a call from the deale.a through
Northern Pennsylvania to an examination of
OUR §TOCF. - PRICES 1
•
•
Our Tobacco is manufactured from the beat
I.ENTIICKY AND "VIRGINIA
Stock that can he twoiared 'ia the .market:—
Givens a try. This it- a Isime enterprise and
will enema with a liberal 'r dbrpadtlow ot , the
trade to support home manniactoru.
MEANS & PRI NNY,
167 Main Street, Towanda,
,June
CAONTITI .—All persona are hereby
- eiatkmad against prebssing a Note eras
by me to Joel - Tuttle, Ibilbirty dollars, adg
Feb'y 11, or thereaboate, ps able ninety days
after date. Vol having received any value
therefor, I shall not pay said note, unless cow
pilled - by JENNINGS.
Mendip . Stone, Feb 16, 1589.4tc'
OE SALE AT ECOTIA TANNERY .
*.a;' 'P Halr at wholesale BM' Mall
also Soap sad son Goesee,e7 the pound non
pidd for Huh sad Hid*.
ADAM IBIiS
• emanate Ceara; ni..Jaly 10,1868. ffm.
fiiilidkaitollo.
111 ST RBOEIIyi'D
.
MOMANYES I . STOR El
_ 7 .
WAND WELL SELECTED STOCK
Fall and - Winter Goad 9
D IN PULL
Depression of the Market
A' blcliwlll be sold secondly at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL !
A Ito, direct' from Liverpool,
FIVE CRATES OF CROCKERY
Towanda, Oct. 5, 1868.'
NEW FIRM 1 NEW GOODS
WI9K,RAK ..t, FROST.
Would call. the attention of the citizens of
Rome and vicinity, that ' they have °rent d with
-
A New Stock of Goods I
At
the old stand of L. L. Moody, w here . with
close attention to the wants of -the community
they will keep a good a'sortment of goods,
which they will
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
And at prices that wlll•indoce every one to bay
of theaa.-"Vre shall at al i times have a good
asiortgient of
FALL' AND WINTER GOODS
Embracing alkthe latest styles of
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
DELATNES, ALPACAS, PRINTS, 'GLOVE%
GT3IGHAMS, HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHS, CASSIHEEES
TESTINGS, FANCY GOODS, USIAELLAS,
Family Groceries, Hardware,
CROCKERY, 111111101 W,
LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS 1
WOOD AND TINWARE
Drugs,. Furniture, 4e 4 &c,,
The above gives but a elight idea of the
GOODS WE . HAVE IN STORE,
Andwe only say to onr timorous friends and
the pablic generally; call and seem, test the.
merits of oar pretensions, and if convinced:3
BUY AND . MAKE YOURSELVES RICK
By saving money in your purchases. We; in
tend to
GIVE GREATER BARGAINS THAN
EVER BEFORE HEARD OF I
We know we can ployse yon, so give us a call.
All kinds of -
F4RMERs PRODUCE
Taken in exchange for goods. -
' • . ' WICKHAM. & FROST.
. Sneemaorslo LL. Moody
O. D, F.D. FROST
Rome, Pa.. N0v.12, 1868
- I CI 0 K - I
YEW' JEWELRY )
'AT WA RNER'S. •
• GOLD WATO.II•Eg,'
:•
} S AT WARNRWS.
NVATCES,
, • • '.AT WARNRE'B47
- W,A-LTHAM WATCHES,
• : AT WIENERS. •
FINE OO.LD -JEWELRY,
AT WARNER'S. -
ALL -. KINDS OF - CLOCKS,
AT WARNER'S:, .
•
spectacles, and lots of things - too immkrons to
• 'retain, at, WARNER'S. - -
Can and see tdm. you' will save welly pey met
• • in - yons pentium
re
11r Watches , Coda nil Jewels,
Sid %nide& -Pattoa'a Block. - Paireal
- .. Dm i an . dc Dee. 1 1888 A. M. WARNER.
•
11111310.. OR ANY OTHER Ai,
.111. TIOLZ In oar has, ordered at shot lie**
of calling at the. NZWI3 ROOM
nRANDALL & HILL'S BLOOMS
At • ALINED & BUMS.
lEEE
Orli'
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AT' THE PRESENT
, -
1
A . UDITOMCNCrTIM-4s the mat—
ter of ale estate if •:1, Ligeti sr, rat's?.
a the bees' Coat Of *Wool (hasty.
?be' ea • talitar appoisted by
sale Coots he stmem peee aga seers
by Manion Mat, OM of tbeasodom o f a dd
estate, will Weed Pr the ditto sg
met, at his ellaela Tease& Igetheitb ft
r ae t,_
'May, the
.10th dey of April, 19111. ss t °Woes
P. m. ,appsreadi httegestal win then end
there prwoW their chime apes set& hags, es
she be. fewer debuted gam the sum
JOHN
; tweeds, March 11,186!. -Menke.
LIXECUTORI3 NOTIM--Notice.
lo basil Elva that a. twea Welded
to the aside of maw iota of
Tom,. doo'd. sto tatiosaad .to mato two
=Mg& psymsai, awl ail imolai shim ape
said ottat6 win preteat Ms duly ar.beatioated
. • imams
" " am. P. pitai,_ •
Jas. 4; s lie. • r• - Ititoodowl. • •
0 RPHAN'S_COIIIIT SAUL—By vir
ago at is Grad now oid of the- Orphaa's
Court of Itnsifoni Coaaty the nadir Aped ex
ecuter of I. W Dane, late otitesti trp.. fiws
quehiene eousty.4lo4l4 sill simme tmoblla
sale on the ierembes. ou • WIIDAT,
1511101114, len; ea 3 del* p. as., the fol.
loamy described Lot, pion or parcel ot lead
situated about one mile to the month of fits
Wyelielty Creek-roe the Wyelaidug as* wed.
la ofyaludig lowaship, Bradford meaty. bows.
ded an folloas ; Oaths west by the Wyelusiag
melt ems„ ea the - math by USA of Widow
Been ad J. T.Jiteflostora -the east by the
WWl:sing peek ea the south by Lads of B.
Taylor and NI, Boss. Contefeleg 5 acne and
-23 perebes be the some mare er less, with the
sgratermacwi lk azod two dozy framed house,
One barn. ate alth abop,a good garden,
fruit trees, ..ter ke. • ,
Tllllllll-0)0 to be paid =Abe t :eye=
lag struck down
r, one third of p
tansy on the coiMmatioa of the mks, with its•
Westthird at. six moalbe, with Wore*.
arid the resides at wee. themerber 1 111 b
west;
and to be OS QUI Ail*,
• ' ' GIANCHIMI.
February 10.1869.
EXECUTORS NOTICII—NOtioe is
hereby ens that all poems ladaitod to
the agitate ot Jaws. Philips. -dss'd., Ws of
Smithfield twp., us requeded to mike paymont
without delay, and those having admit aphis&
tato smate mut preens that ,day ted we settlement.
ISRAIX PHILIPS,
' JANES PISTCHIS,
Szatakr.
reb. g,18'.8.
ORPHAN'S COURT. SALII.—By
sates of orders Dewed out of the Or
phan s Court of Bradford comfy, . the.. under
signed.Guardlan WI minor children of E.W.Dur
gy and Pep er dec'd, will mope
at public sale on the preuilsee, on SATURDAY.
lICH .13. 1869, at, 2 o'clock p. m.,.
_the Inter
est of said minor chhdren, in the hfiktlllng de
scribed lot, piece or parcel of And situate in
Pike twp., the estate of Henry Pepper, dec'd ,
bounded as follows : . •
• Begitinlng at post in.Alderson's line, thence
south, 87° east 81 1-10er, to a pine stump:
thence south 3° west ( along land of Bradley &
Sherwood) 135 perto a hemlock, thence by
land of Rotren . and Vanglider, north 87°
west 138 per. to the public highway, thence by
the same north 8° east 51 perches to a corner,
thence north 5° west 20 per. to
tbenc south 87° east 52 6-10 perchesßo ge rs
to a post.:line,-
'thence north 3° east 68 8-10 per. to the place of
beginning. Containing 91 acres and 4 perches.'
MOM Of UAL all improved.
/ ALSO—One Int, piece or parcel of Ant
bounded as follows: ISeginning at a corner on
bank 01 Wyaluaing creek. thencetbrofailds of
licreenine, north 60e° eau 164 per. to a earner;
thence south 91° west 114 perches by, land of
Briggs, to It corner, thence teeth 524° wed 23
per., thence south 67° west 54 . pr. thence north _
43* west 56 per. to place of beginning. Con
taining 50 acres and 24, about 40 scree_
improved with house ba other out build.
logs thereon, and some trees. - - . - -
ALSO—One other lot as follows : -
Beginning at, corner of - ' land and 'the
last described lot, then south 54° east 40 2-10.
per. to a corner, thence y-Tyrrell's land south
15° east 42 per. to a scrota the Wyalnibig
area. thence north 74° west 39 per. to - calmer,
thence .oath 524° west 3 910 per., thence north ,
94° west 16 per. to a corner, them, north 371°
west 16 per. to a corner,thenee north 844° west
18 per to a hemlock, thence 'oath 58*0 west. 3.5
2-10 ger. to a corner, and thence '. north 624°
east . 7o pet. to place of beginning. Containing
12i acres. more or btu,' -
TERMS.--4.50 to be paid on the property bo
ng struck down, $2OO on confirmation, and t he
Wands in one, two and three years rum confir
mation, with interest thereon annually.: - -
"JOSEPH a.msesa,
Peb.l7, 1869. - Gaudiest.
IBANKRUKCY.—In the matter
1. of Wit. 11.
trict Court o th BA Ü B n T i O d B S a t n a k es p or
thnW the
tDern
District of Pennsylvania, ea.
To whom it may concern : The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as ars
7ignee of WM. II BART°, of the Borough of
Troy, in the County of Bradford. and State of
Peurnivanis within said District, : who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own peti-
tion by the District Court of said District.
Pitted at Towanda, this 18th day of February
A. I JOHN W. MIX, Assignee.
AIUDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the mat
171.1ter of the estate of Milo Peet: da'd..
In the Orphan's Court ot Bradford County,
Late or the Towasiiip of Smithfield, SAMUEL
N . LES, Administrator.
The under:aped an auditor, appointed by
said court to disposed exceptions died to the
dual account ot the admlnlitator, will attend to
'be duties 01 his sppointment at his office in the
borough of Towanda. on SATURDAY. the 2 7th
day td MARCILL-1569, at 2 o'clock p. m., where
all personaintereated will please attenid
W. A. PECK,
Auditor.
Pe.b 25, IN%
• A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-- r
:auk Notice is hereby given that all persons
Indebb• d to the estate of Robert Ridgway. late
of Wysor twp.. dec'd., are requested to
make immediate payment, and all persons hay
ing claims against said estate. most present
• hem duly authenticated for settlement
Feb. 24.—i
G. T_ GRANGER.
AdA4Litratot.
IN BANKRUPTCY.-In the matter
of PERBRY BUELL.. Benknipt. . In the
District Court at the United States fort he Wes
tern District f Pennsylvania, ea. •
To, whom it.may eoncent : -The undersigned
he Mr. gives notice of his apssintment as es
aloft of Perry Mien, of West Burlington, in
County of Bradford, and State Of Pennsylvania,
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon hut own petition by the District
Court of said district.
Dated at Towanda this 25th day d February
A.D. 1868. - b . • JOHN N. CALLPF.
Assignee.
N BANKEtIIPTCY.—In the matter
IN
of SAMUEL B. HILL, Bankrupt. Ithe
f:istrict Court of the United States for the W e ..
tern District of Pennsylvania, as.
To whom it may concern : The undersigned
hereby gives notice 01 his appointment asAs
signee of Samuel HAIM, of Miterin the Coun
ty of Bradford. and State of Pesuarilvinia, -
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court of said District.
Dated at Towanda,this 35th day of 'February
A. 1). 1565. , JOHN N. DALIN%
! - Aloha lee.
TN BANKRUPTCY.—In the and ter
of ABRAHAM BENTLEY, &infant In
the Districa Court of the United States for the
Western District of P. nwryinals, as..
To whom it may concern : The undersigned
hereby gives notic of his nointment aa as-
signee of Absalom C. e
BentleY a , of Battbdeld,
the County of Bradford, and State of Pennsal-
Irani* within said Distrke, who Ma been ad
judged a Bankrupt apes 11E: own petition by
theVattrict, Court of said District.
Doled it Towanda.this nth day pf February ,.
A. U. 1869 . - BENJ. IIf..PECE. AMMO.
CARD.—Dr. Vorausetair has ob
tained a License, as required,. of the
Goodyear Valdosta Company to Vulcanize
Rubber u a base for Artificial ' Teeth, and has
now a good selection of those beautiful carved
Block Teeth, and 's superior article of Black
English Rubber, which will enable him to sup•
ply all those in want of sets of teeth, with
those unsurpassed for beauty and warship
pearance. Filling , Cleaning, Cornethig Irreg
ularities, Extractif and all operatkms be
longing to the Bo 41 Department skillfu ll y
performed. 0010 rm • administered for" the
extraction of Teeth when desired, an article
being used. for ;he purpose in which "he baa.
perfect confidence, having administered it with
the most pleasing restate daring a practice of
fourteen years.
Being very grateful to tbe. public les their
liberal patronage heretofore received, he would
say that by strict attention to the muds of his
patients, he would continue to mutt their con
fidence and approbation. Office in Beielemaa's
Block, opposite the MOS= House, Towanda,
Pa: - Dec. 110.110.—finv
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.-
We have a lama stock of Jkate, Oldo 'sad
Pea Vine Clover : also Made Thnothi seed,
which we Maw for wholes& or retail on favor
able terms. This seed having boss selected by
one of our arm we can mantes It to oar
friends right in every respect.
- PDX, STAMM, 11111C 1 / 1 14 Co.
Towanda:Feb t 4 1869.
SPECIAL NOTIUK!—GEORGB W.
FISH, has- withdrain from. the. Firm oti
FOX. STEVER% NUMB& Co., by mutual
consent. The AnMen wi ll be °outland at the
old stand by to other members at the Firm,
who wM - pay 43 hatebtedmis t. and to whom
all debts due must be pad:
. • FOX. OMEN% MCC* & CO.
• Towada. Feb. 11.1868. .
NEW MILLINERY GOODS
WM Ir.' TJ - MOM '
Presents Moult to the ladies of. Togamleivith
a very choice selection of goads, and la entire.
Ireoalidentaf being able -to mesa the Justly
discriminating taste of each le me/ do her the
honor of an examination of her stook. .Thank
lag her former patrons far their favors, she ao•
Dolts a oontinuaace of theism& Vallee dew
imentlikily and on the shorteit notice. /deo me
over Cohen a Ihmentisid'a, Kara Bert*. -
Towanda, Oct. 8,1868.
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