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LOCAL AN!) GENERAL
Tom iTasts.—The following is the
Time Table of the NangMuds and New
York Oanal and Rail Road Company, orbital
t ook effect on Monday, Nov. 23 1868
' 4 1k...A ..1
P.ll. P. M. A.M.
...6as 12:30 B^4o
8 60 1245 8:55
...7:03 1258 9.08
—7:18 1:13 953
..,7:40 1:35 0.45
Bazwirmo.
W AVEILLT
Amami..
Itinaul...
truersa..
Toweicra
..8.10
_7:50
WAVZSZT
!cruise .
SEM
MIIAN
72
Users
Towagia —7.1:10 10:50 4SO
A. bL A. M. P. M.
JOHN P. cox, ,Fluperinfindene.
SS- New Spring Goods at TAYLOR
Co'l3.
Itteir The subject of changing the
name of Owego to &h-vra-ga is being agita
ted considerably in that village. '
sir The Y. M. C A. of Elmira, pay
Miss ICALLocio and troupe fifteen hundred
dollars, for her Concert in that city, which
takes place on the evening of April first .
Jam' MID. ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
late Postmaster General, has arrived in El
mira,-with his family, where he intends ma
king hil permanent residence.
or Rev. T: J. B. Housz tuts re
.signed his position as pastor of the Baptist
1 1Church in Waverly, but it is expected that
(be will remain until another pastor can be
found to fill his place.
13tusra1ei —March evidently came•
In right end foremost. We have had rain.
hail and snow, with plenty of ice, and wind
powerful enough almost to raise one bodily
into the air. We shall look confidently for
a lamb-like departure of the month.
FIRE.—The barn belonging to C.
M. SWAB. ID Shesheqnin, was destroyed by
tire on Wednesday night of last week, with
the entire contents. It is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary. Loss
tzl,ooo. Insured for £6OO.
gar We und.-rarand that Prrita
He t:oro, of Williamsport, has purchased the
rauton Mineral Springs, of Mr. E. B. Pat
of Troy, and intends erecting a large
Hotel there for the acoomodation of theee
who with to seek a pleasant summer resort.
1112,-.The Pa. it N. Y.-Railepad has
be•n testing the Sullivan county coat for
steam purposes. It is found to be ttrusur.
pt_s4pd for that purpose. Work on the rail.
ro.i I from those fields is being prosecuted
rigorously and it is believed the road will
).. foOstked the coming season.
It&.• N. Peas, and G. H.
'RMS, two.live business men of Athens,
•ri b•uve that place in a short time. Mr.
PAt.E goes to Williamsport, to attend to his
l'amiture business there, and Mr. VOOlOllB
goes to Wilkeebarre, where he will open a
Furni•lre Storo in connection with Mr.
° PROD DIA MURDER.—The ElmiraTott
p N state that there is a strong impression
ammg the citizens of that place, that a
tuna by the name of Baker, who was found .
dew' on the ice in the canal, was murdered.
The Coroner is investigating the affair, and
there is a fair prospect that the murderer
will soon have the officers of Justice on his
truck.
tIOL The connections which the To
wanda trains make, at this place are admi
rable. They connect in the morning with
two frckm the west and one f;om the east;
at noon with the Express from the west ;
and at night with one from the west and
one from the east. What better accomoda
tions can the traveling public ask ? Waver
ly -Advocate.
air The new M. E. Church st
Tunlhannock,• Wyoming County, will be
dediCated on Saturday, April 10th,_ by Bish
op Aims, assisted by BIM B. L /Mt, of Au
burn, N. Y., nervicesi. at and 71 p'cloek,
P. M. -Any wishing to rennin over night or
over the Sabbath will- be furnished with pla
ces by calling on the Pastor at the old
Church building, North side.
ger The first train of care passed
over the bridge at this place yesterday,
about one o'clock. The event though not
announced, produced quite a stir among
our citizen. The desire to see the first
trim pass to the North of Tnnkhannock,
along the Sasquehanna,liras quits general,
and many of our citizens availed themselves
of that privilege.-Dem.
FIRST or APRIL CRIVNGIIIR.-4111.
bens to the lILPOICTIIR who design changing
their residencesi, will please notify us in ad-
Vance of their postoilice address. Where
notice is sent by mail, the name of the post
office at whiCh it is now delivered, as well
as the one where it is- desired to be sett,
, honld-always be given. The name of the
county and State shonkl also be given.--,
Alttiongh the changes may not be made tin
til the first of April, the sooner notice is
'forwarded to the Harcarres office, the bet.
Long Our Furtjr new and
s e counterfeitten on the Albany City
%ational Bank, has just appeared. It is
said to be a very close itnititionnt therm.
ms, and the signatures of E. CorningPresl
a.nd H. H. Martin, Cashier, have en
appearance of genuineness: The *nosy
fig is a Buie coarse in some particulars,
~ad the A and L in the word nations] are
no close together that they seem to blend at
the poistrof nearest contact, The counter
'feu is a dangerous one and will deceive the
wowszy.
is. Noir SO* Bode Ti
Lost—Between Towanda and Ls.
thee KU* March 17, *Red Velvetneoi .
Ha. ` • The Wet "ill be libeeilly
by idea:deg it to this ores.
BUNAWAT.—On Snag) morning
Let the home of Nev. Wm 8. Boor
oime unmanned& end ran away,throwing
Mr. 8. out on the ground, sad running
some' &term taw the iteMiliy Realrout,
stopped typitiust a Ole of lumber. Upon ex
amination BMN *ilia that. one* of the
horse was hooka. i10.0101.411' necessary
to 10 it. If:: Bum we are pleased to say
was not injured to the kook
IMIL. Tie-rifting season is near at
bend. A, large amount of lather lies on
the river basket thisplaosreedy far railing.
and a number of rafts hive &wady been
Put is lb* Fat" aud lle . ready to:start on
their way to maziet . Eibould ilia weather be
auspicious rating:in will iornmanee in good
earnest now, do you down the Avulses
tamers look out tor the riltemen and
. the
stuff tbat Genies them. ' - -
G as AND Walla Woass.—Abont
ten years ago there us se sot passed by
thiLegielature of this State, Incorporating
the goTovanda Our and Water Wadi" which
. had been apparently forgotten until quite
recently. We ars no: pleased to be ably
to itate that the old project has been re•
rived. and plead beyond all doubt as idfts
early completion. We undershind that-all
the stock bas been subscribed by our mit
responsible and mfterpridng. citizens. We
hope that it will rewire the encouragement
trom all our_ citizens that it so much lb).
lierrelk
Pular...yam , Votturuns.—All
over the State military companies are being
colonized under the militia laws Of Penn
sylvania, and our State will hairs a thos
onghly organized and splendidly equipped
volunteer army,always ready for immediate!
service. An entire regiment at Phi/adet:
phi., the Fritz's' Guards, one company at.
Easton, one at Beading, two at Serantan,E.
and one at Harrisburg, hsve just been armed;
by this Adjutant Genera Bradford county,
though first in the field in 'Ol, is far behind
now. Who will Move in the matter ?
6:00
5:40
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.11:12
San ACCIDENT.—We regret to learn
that Mr. Leander Culver, a well Infown and
respected citizen of Balm& was killed by
• falling limb in the Woods, Monday of last
week. With his hired'man, Mr. Culver was
felling a cucumber tree, which lodged in a
beech. In cutting the beech, a limb was
detached from the top, r and falling, struck
Mr. O. on the back of thti, head, crushing in
the skull and rendering him entirely taxon
sciOUS up to his death, which took place
Tuesday morning at 2 o'clock.
We mention, as a singular circamstancer
the fact, that while • son of the deceased
was supporting him in the sleigh, on the
way home from the woods, the former was
.struck by a limb which projected hpIII the
snow and caught in the sleigh, and with
such force as to break • his jaw, and other
wise severely injured him about the face,—
Ilia blow so benumbed the young man that
he itiras not for some time aware of lbs se
verity of the injury.
Mr. Culver was about 60 years of age,
highly respected by his friends and neigh
bors, and his loss' ill be regretted by is
large circle of friends.— 7loga Agitator.
TROY.—From the Northern Tier Ga
zetie.—The horse-born, belonging to Frank
Brown, in Springfield township.waa burned
with all its contents on Saturday panning
last. The Amity were attending a patty at
Springfield Center when the Are. occurred.
It 15 believed to have been the work of- an
incendiary, as no Are had been near the
barn in three days, Loss, about $503: In
sured for about $l5O.
—We understand the series of meetingi
held at Leona by Bev. C. L. F. Howe, have
exhibited already very favorable results.
—The thief who stole L. Putnam'e home
a abort time since has been arrested, we un
derstand. et Cortland N. Y., and put in jail
to await trial.
—Mrs. Charlotte Reynolds,residing in
Canton township, near Alba, died very sud
denly on Wednesday last, of heart disease.
She had been seated at Vie table in usual
health as it was supposed, when attempting
to rise she was suddenly attacked with a
violent action of the heart, and expired in a
few moments. She was something over
seventy years of age, and leaves a large cir
cle of friends to mourn her loss.
—The buildings lately consumed by Bre
are to be immediately re-built with brick.
CANTON.— Dear RICPORTEIL—Let's
see, where was it I left off ? Was it wherei
had to dry np because I WA:ids-stated the
facts with regard to the new School House?
and also the Mineral Springs ?
From the mildest to the most ferocious of
school house opposers, of one year ago, not
a man can be found to deny the fact which
was then stated that the school house will
cost $8(1 . 00, the only fight now, being upon
the question, whether it shall cost more
thin $9OOO.
The well known and indefatigable "Pare
lizarack, of Williamsport, has purchased
the springs—of course nothing more need
be said about them to any one that knows
"PzTz." 91an that the water of these excel
lent !Triage will now become famous, and
deservedly so. The wateshas cured hun
dreds of cages of scrofula, salt rhenme, ac.
HISBDIO will proceed to put - up a large
wooden building at the springs, to be com
pleted by the middle of June n eat, for tem
porary use until something more substan
tial can be erected. Williamsport will how
flier continue to be the County seat of Ly
coming for the pr4ent. Let me advise you
of Towanda, to build a Jail road to Canton,
you can then have the benefit of the waters
and see Herdic House M. 2 occasionally,
Just think its over good people and dont
procrastinate.
We have bad rumors of mad doge in the
country &bora, us, for a long time and finally
the Greek is at our doors.
•Hydrophobedestriaastion(l lalighed wlld
ly while Writing that Told) has so far been
confine,* biting a cow belonging to a Mr.
Rockwam.--from all accounts that cow must
act up and "boner" awfully, (we dont buy
our milk of Mr. Romans, afraid it might
give Town' a dog dl.).
Business of all kinds has been dull du
ring the past winter. but building will soon
mint:nonce again and then we look for brisk
times.
There are two things that we need badly
here, a good hotel and bank. -It seems
that our own citizens can never, take hold
of new enterprises, although they are anti
ble, what great necessity there's for a hotel
and bank. It is reserved for some enter
rising stranger to come, and ses,and make
a good thing for Idismelf by erecting both.
Csirroz, March 18, 1869._ MO.
•Let no matter of tact person be deluded
into looking for the word In any standard
dictionaty.
Disappointment lies in that dirmttlon. I
stud' probably reserve the wird' to . start a
new dictionary with. ,
IS. aria want a set of dishes,- of
congas you want to buy good ones. If you
..are about beginning lumum-keepthut, you
ought most eqtathly to look over tim stOelk
of Wozettest'd Bleat. Toucan get keit
Hole mousy, Silver Med 'ware a:molded
of the best guo t tity.. The sett* : good
goods at Mr prim
*
isogivad Zings Co's ;
1.1111 Pslarow.rnst.bstter-ss‘chotwo
oopt,fotestimrs spill sad more.
Moos out lot ism
ire hats susWisel — host two &hies
Whjoh 001ip.4.11 t i °thou esported i sitbss
hrTitsgs of Bradford made& Yr. boob
Borspssgh, of Dolman suds as the folios.
fog Wan* of receipts horn his daisy o[9l
wows in 1868 : _ .
gmb u tta
125.00
Poll Balla .1
11420
Pork - AOO
8 calves. sold for - 100.00
Sailor retailed 65,25
3001bs used in badly— 131.50
tiolliddos. • ....MOO
5 shoats raw 1 ...60.00
1h 4rig a average o each am 0fi102.3&
Dobustiug the wide( butter used is the
4i11n7-117.81.50--the wasp eartdres . per
00W was MM. •
Itetnember—thie is the exhibit eta daily
dill eons ; and ski cow eara - ed 1110209 d.
Mr. lefeyette dray,, of Sullivan, under
date of March 8, writes us as follows
"Having for may years been a reader of
The Agitator, and feeling a lively interest in
the vs:t i lers-Of my native & county, especially
in ths "growth of Miran, .1
send you, by
perudashm of /Li Joseph Strange. of Gray's
Valley. the following exhibit of his dairy of
9 Cotes (two of them for Were) 1868 :
14091 bi of batter.... ... . .
Osires. - _ 100.00
Pork.
Total..
Average earnings per Cow 1191,28: ' •
••We hope to increase these figura in due
time, and hoe that the day is hot far dis
tant when - liege county irill stand even
with Orange ooankv in the butter and cheese
market"
Come on, Bradford county ; our dailies
are larger, so far, and their arremEm better
than y0111.0?-21%0 Agitator.
atyck ot•Carpeta jest
received at Taw* dk We.
ay. There are none so poor that
they need, go without _ having neatly paper
ed walla, when you can get peperat Anvoin
& Baana's sufficient to coveryour room for
a few pounds of paper no, which mei
prudent housewife will be able to save up
in a few weeks.
SW A large stock of Wall Paper
jut received at Tema t Oo'e.
fipttial Notius.
Siam FOR SALE ORRAP.
One Matched Team. Young Bay Horses.
One New Open Baggy.
One &cord Hand Baggy.
One. /second Hand , • - iiage.
One Boma Hand Double Harness.
Enquire et. the Hardware Stole ot.
/fob 22, 'B9. 8. N. Asznswarz.
THE BEE KEEPtfed TEXT Booit.—A
complete reference book on all practical'
subjects Connected Itith the culture of the
honey bee in both common and movable
comb hives, giving minute directions for
the management of bees in every month of
the rem; and illustrating_ the swarming and
stall= queen restage. It is one of the best
bee-books published. It is printed in large
type on clear white book paper, ' and sent
post-paid. Neatly bound in red muslin, 76
ctn. In paper covers, 40 eta.
Wsizza 1t Amax; iiitts.
Amass, Brad. Co., Pa:•
Mir The Singer Sewing Machine
outstrips all others in sales as in we&
Over 60.000 sold in 1888, a gain of 17.000
over 1867. Everybody should go to t' e,
agency and examine work done on the flingi
“. WICHU►ri Ag'ta.
March 23, 1869. lwe
NOTICE OAICADE bin.ce,All per
sonrhaving accounts of morB than three
mootha standing, must settle the same pre ,
•ions tq the 15th of April next; or met will
be made. IL B. INGELIL
March 22.-2 w
I. 0. OF 0. F. b. OTICE.—The mew
bt,rs of Bradford Lodge, No. 167, I. Q. of
0. F., are requested to be present at th:•
regular meeting to be bold on Monday even
ing. Math 29. 1869, when the semi-annual
election of officers will take place.
March 16-21 E. J. CrArsos, Bay.
DAIRY FARM Fyn SAL —A prime
dairy farm. in Roma township, one mile
from Rome borough,and one mile to a good
grist Don and steam saw mill, one.bali mile
to Church and school house. Farm well
watered and a good large orchard on the
place, and some plum trees also. Terms
easy. - For particulars apply or address,
Jana Rtasuaz,
Rona, Bradford Co., Pa.
March 17, 1869.4 w• .
Noncs —The necessary amount of
stook rinnired by the Act of Assembly of
April 13, 1289. eistitied "An Act to incorpo
rate the Towanda ties and Water Company"
having been atibbcrit ed. Notice is hereby
given to the subscribers to said stock •that
we a maftwity of the parsons named in mad
act as incorporators have appointed Battu
da,y, the lOth day at'Apzil nest, at 2 o'clock
P. M., at the First National Bank of To.
wanda as the time and place for said sat
scriber to meet in order to organise said
Company and to elect managers.
7•11:12 alacraimum.
Joan A. Comma.
Joan P. MLANS.
Amax Maw!.
Warmat
Jalapa Pcnramt..
E. R. Meta.
M. O. Maces,
Tciwasne, March 17. 1869.-2 w
FARE Fos SALE —The well known
and desirable farm, known as the Solomon
Cole farm, situate in Asylum ;wp.. joining
the Miles Bishoplarm, containing 60 to 70
acres, is offered for sale cheap, and posses
sion Linn Ist 1869. Price, sixty-fire
doliars-tier acre. Toning Cash. Enquire
of,'Cbarles Kellum, Towanda, Pit ; or J.
M. Bishop, adjoining farm, or D. W. Cole.
No. 13 Central Wharf, linfrak‘ N. Y..
mu 18-21 D. W. Cow.
Tae TOWANDA RIGHLATOR.OIOth-
Hug Store. No. 133 Main Street, Adjoining
Patton's Block. Roszanzso do Woltz, would
respectfully announce to the citizens of
Towanda and vicinity. that they have re
ceived a most elegant assortment of Spring
Clothing. Latest styles I Most faishiona
tde cat garments, well made and finished
equal if not • .to any custom -work
in the city. Give • a call at licaminams A,
Woaria, No. 133. Main Street.
marl6-3t
Tan AinaucAN Coonuto STOVE.—
Ammon breaovanizer 1, rmit &rovr., tNn
Arms= rateirr.—After a long series of ex
mime-Desoto have added the Base Burning
'principle to the American Cooking Star ',by
which a more uniform combustion is ob
blued- in all parts of the Fire Bo; and a
continuous fire can be kept with a great sa
ving of fuel. This is another great acquisi
tion tp this world renowned Stove, and is
fully secured by Letters Patent. • This
Store las now been before the - people for
eight years, and over fifty thousand oithem
are in use, to the entire satisfaction of the
people, and they aressgerly sought after in
all the States between the Atlantic and re
side 'omits. We have improved it from
time to -time, until it is admitted to be al
most perfect as a litovel and the strongest
evidence cif, its great superiority over ell
others: lithe numerous'ittempts to imitate
its name and design. Whilstsomeof thee*
iiiitatkans ere infringements of our rights.
and are being prosecuted, all will , be found
greatly inferior to the genuine article in
their operations.
Snzaa, Purim & Co..-
17 and 19 Greet Streak
Albany, N. Y..
For sale by Cameo A Ectaisu.. Totem;
dn. ra.• • _ Nan& 1 rail
Fon Riwr.—The subscriber offers
Int rents house.and good garden idliaabod.
athistadliast the raaidenes of Juno Ward
Zig. roe fortbar partioidus enguiirs of .
WIL DifMapti
Nardi 17. Towanda.
$OOll/1n Los Fiat Sac—Situated
in the ;."Nortban liberties,":' in Tinratids
13 "41 1 4 -6 boa* biza;areUotif.
I=sc i o dib t • • J.'N. Or.
Ps" Yaiah 18.-ur
tiouft as
swami, Ir l iskkato. D. water"
Tayside, as.rmilC
Awactrtiitiii;dos c% Bois to
law—We 404 simoiveCik /kaki IO W
WlPStik t Wipe 21111=4 . 0i itheilAatik
lord lhaa
Ocandy..hi v iwwldoll
the basting* Draft:4 sad saw
Ws that they lame - as
for the sale of foaitarai and liortionitor•
al Isgisimaik . NAM** Tho
- 10600 4 10 4 0 7. licco; Be. Rhea
Books; eta . --- Amotr,other thine *Wheat
the ,ranonej for she -rah el the 4wasieert
:Boa En - re (Eavableemeho). the beet ia,lma
Kr. Ehr re* who is denvession for g the Wi t
How to;Make the Alum Pnf..etillema
culazu wiW'theliven, which ileeerve rite.
Ad rimed. We trout oar ferment will help
this ELM este/On-by seadhag their orders
for stook etc.. to this firm. _ peohoe_pest
put your been in the American 4 Bee Hire.
Pal Steam ..Queens, read the lierokmamm
Text Bcolased your hem will pay you twice
es mach as they do now. ' For farther w
ilt:mint see Mandan Address
Weans Esimaxs.
Assam Brad. Oa. Pa-
$2151.01
A Vatztstis heoisaint ion. Sax.—
iThe subseribegs Wishing to change their
'business, offer a part or the whole of their
for as* situate in Trupearma twp.
aoanw,,Ps. on Hain road leading
from Sterense to Lamina. Said priv
acy oratainiag of two hundred
acres. One hundred arid eight, acres Um;
proved and under. good slats of cultiva
tion. Has two good dwel al ling houses and
three huge bar* and l neoessary out.
buildings attached. For=iembus and
terms enquire of the subscribers.
H. S. it H. II; Aargau.
' Tuscarora, Jam 20,4 f
AM'S HAIL VIGOR, For reeioring
Gray Bak to Us radaral VitatitYand War.—
A drown irldek is sconce nenetabbs.
hair. Add or lthy. ?ad effectualh ai k r
s at Usr . preserving, the
gray i
hi
original color WA the
t=sd.
tt
youth. . Thin hair is
checked. and baldness offal; not
always, cured by its use. If can re•
sti li
atom umbels where the follicles
I =
ed, or the glands atrophied and "decayed.
But such as manain can be saved musfal
nese_ by th is application. Instead baling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it keep
it clean and -vigorous. Its oocesionel use
will prevent the hair from turning new or
falling off, and consequently prevent bald
ness. Free thin those deleterious subetan.
OM
60.00
$821,68
which make some prepiwatione danger
ous and in to the Ms, the Vigor can
only bemiAt but- not harm it. If wanted
merely for a hair dressing, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Oontandng net;
ther oil nor dye, it does not soil white Gam
bric,and yet lasts long on the hair , giving 1 $
a rich glossy lustre and giatedul perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer it Co.. Prac
tical and An
Neal Chemists, limell,Mass.
Price 41,00.
iloldby Dr. a 13, Porter Towanda, & all
Drugarits & Dealers in medicines every
where. Nov. 26, 1868.7
•TOWANDA ijOAL YARD... -Orders for
Coal accompanied with cub, left at the
Old Eatabliahed Drufg Store of Dr. IL 0.
Poimm, corner of Main and Pine Streets,
Towanda, will receive prompt attention.
Jan. 20. 1869.—tf WARD it Diva .
A Holm AND Lin FOR Set $.--A
splendid Home and Lot for sale, situate on
Second street, 'opposite the College, close
to good schools, very pleasantly located.—
The house is new. just finished from top to
bottom in Stet class style. For Sather par
ticulars esquire of D. B. Beam.. on the
premises. Towanda. Oct. 5, 1868.tf.
We have a second-hand Man.
ufacturing Machine, in good order, suitable
for sewing 'rather, would give good satis
faction to a Shoe .or Mamma Maker, or
Carriage Trimmer. We 140 Bel! it at a bar
gab'. %mums 4t &Ace.
March 4.—tf
Sewing - Machine- Threads,
Bak, Oils. Needles &c.. kept at the Sewing
Machine Agency of Wickban & Black.
Much 4.—tf
lar NATHAN TIDD, Jogliee of the
Peace, in office with E. Overton dr., front
ing the Court flonee,and over Fettle .t 6o's
Store. Feb. 2.5.
FOR SALE, A RARE CHANCEA two.
and band grand piano, London make, of
sweet, fine tone, good action. Will be sold
at a bargain on account of owner leaving
the country. Can be seen at Mr. Prraa
IffeCurmarm's, Columbia X .ll,oads, Penna.
Jan. 20.
Pull= V xximit.--The subscriber
will uffer at Public t3ale..on the promisee,
in North Home, near Humptown Church.
On the road from . Home to Athens, on Tues
day, April 6th. 1869, at 10 o'clock. a. m.,
one hundred and ten acres of land,_ more
or less, about sixty acres improved, With a
good trained house and barn, good - young
orchard of fruit trers tbereon,well watered,
and lava descending- to the south. Terms
,part down. and the remainder in yearly
payments. Also- at the same time and
niece, the following Personal Property :
Four Cows. 2 yearlings, 1 spau of Mules,
1 set double Harness, Wagons, Sleigh%
Fanning Mill. about 40 cords of Stove
Wood, Farming Utensils, Household Fur
niture, a quantity of Hay in the barn, 'end
other articles too numerous to mention.
Timm —Sums under $lO cash ; over 10
and under $5O ilia months credit ; over thit
',amount, one years credit with approved se-
Guilty. li. Tnompsou.
March 10-21* EL B. Balisow,Auctioneer.
lir The beat and cheapest Pianos,
Parlor, Cottage, Church and School Organs,
and Melodeons. of every kind and size,
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise in
general, for sale by Wu. Drams L. Co.,
at ChamberWs Jewelry Store.-
March 4".—tf.
MARRIED.
CARROLL—MEAD—At the residence of
David Mead, in Burlington, on the 20th
inst., by Rev. Matlock Armstrong, Mr.
James Carroll, of Mountain Lake, toMies
Lucius Mead, of the former place.
LEWIS—STEVENg=In the Church at
Franklindale, on the evening of the 41st
inst.. by Bev. Ballock Armstrong,, Mr.
William S. Levis to Miss Amarillo E.
Stevens, both of Franklin.
PARKS—SMITH—In Orwell. by Bay. B.
Cogswell, March 10. at the house of the
brides father, Mr. Norman L Parks, of
Herrick, to Miss Mary J. Smith, of Or.
well.
LEE—BILES--At the home of Hon. Geo.
Landon. March 16th, 1869 Wm. E. Lee,
Esq., of Wyoming Territory, and Mazy
• 0. Biles, of Lime Bill, Pa.
LEE—ELLSWORTH—At the same pima
and time, Henry .1. Le 4 En; , of Fre
mont. Nebraska. and Miss Prank d. Edw.
worth, of Orwell, Pa.
TH&LL—GREGORY,it Towanda, March
4th, by Rev. Wm. Marie, Mr. -William
Thrill. of Danboro, to Min Harriet Greg
. cry, of Wilmot., Bradford County:
HOWARD—BOYLES—March 11th, 1869.
by Bev. S. V. McVey, Mr. -Matilde P.
Howard, of Grafton, N. Y., and ?din Li
duds 0. Boyles. of Towanda, Pa. •
HOTEMAIT—At the residence of his son in
law B. S. Skeel. in Pile township. on the
19th bud., Col. Joel T. Hoffman, aged 72
'years'
Nem 2bnettistmente.
10,000 B OLLS' OF •
WALL PAPER,
Compr4Mir lifityksand -Mimi. just opened
Web 21, at AtartlßD it BOUM'
1(Yto, 40 cents WIL
t r bi tg e ofiii . BOOS worth from 75, cents to one
lbeb 21, Amman daMtsa'e:-
VILLAGE PR' iPSRTY row SALE.
The subscriber will Pell one or two Boma
and lAtor, pleasantly situated In the borough
of Towanda. one t 3 mar lot 100s150 feet with
1006 howls. Tao other 10t.50:150.1.1th good
Soto* and barn,. It la so arrested that am
barn can be sold withtither- lot.- Term made
easy. W. S. SHAW.
Tomsk, Muth 24 ) 1869..,5in .
WINDOW SHADES
AND currAts. PAM
ALVORD
Vgir - chiip at,
Jakob 23,
' l 4
066 4-11
- -/ -•
1 1
410,01411111 . 4111.14 011 Pant
EVE
Oftatin Of ill. 9.5110t0t. 51 10tot MIT reV
stock : 4l44*dr , of .
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antis& au 'applied 'rich 11evw bostlat 141
r-- r • r
Ait T Rl * qr,
RUBS -
aroim
TOP Lulea,
DIED:
. zng
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TOWASD4; pki.. - . 't
ME
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STOPES,
ME
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BLACA:191111y1 di .1 . 4 p 11,400N,m4ipa9
P 94%
Tutuis.
YELLOW.
DABS LlATFirit,
AUELLITO . CLOTU, SPRIZIGB & AXLES.
PIPE BOXES, CIRCLPS, BOLTS,
13V118, ` B!:LLOWS,
LEATHER BELTING,
BABBITT METAL,
aLwAini ON itAmts.
MI
S CORN fongiuw,FßEß CUTTERS
caviar POWIMS,
• .
BUILDERS! MATERIALB„
In large atodr. lackullag
GLASS,
NAILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Lllll6 AND CEMENT, by %be barrel,
At very close figures.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
Will flaa tts be4-quarters for
il P 0 N T'S`P 0 WDEW,
SAVVrT RIB;
AIIIES' SHOVELS, PIVEStAND
WHEEL•BASEOWBI
' intend et an Mao t' eye
THE L•EGEST ♦BBORTYEN;T
B ''T' - 0 V El E 3 ,
To be Mond in thlo put of the States,
And wish it understood that In these as in ottter .
Goode,
We 'Unit not be Undersold !
THE AMERICAN
We recommend as heretofore, as Vie best stove
known. We have jastreeetra a supply
orthe popol it Farmer's coal stove
THZ " HAM WIELD:
I DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE
Universal Clothes Wringer
SILVER PLATED WARE,
LAWS, LANTERNS, BRUSHES,
GUNS AND PISTOLS
We mean to keep by be the largest stock o
POCKET-KNIVES, RAZORS,
AND SOIS9'OBBI,
an Towanda.
•
TIN-WASE
Nonaractated la ear own atop. In erbleb we an
,prepared to do allidiads of .
JOB WORK AND REPAIRING. _
80111121 iIUFM/A11111) wrra
HEATERS, GAS FIXTURES,`
• WATEIMORKS,
Oa short siontt.
skits ammo. roa
SANFORD & oRniNrL HiIATERS
wi OFFEAr
NAILS,
KEROSENE
MTH* litßO.
AND WV OTB6B_ GOODS,
AT WHO ~ L,S•BALE
Aglaia km MI novo, -
SZWING
itoinu;u,reirajay 15, 11189.
••.-- 7 1iS 4 * •
I i
~' .10:5,
~~i:Y.it"i!Y Y
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know
•
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NEWHARDWARE 511911 E
ENE
=
SI 0 CIC,OF 52 , 0 YES
Freer bought to tbj "place, maim which will
o*Es,
I
i
1 ,
P.O:-N0",44::* - i!?:_itoti'anda.
110111110 G OLORi.
RATIIIIONES BUIELLLINT,
Which are, withoitt . exciption, the beat
BU Bar,
1 am:ateo spot, for the. Cool:Moves
OUR OLD HOME,
-and • 7,4111121.
And they cannot be .Excetled.
QAS PIPE,
tan aria• andl 'counter Scales,
Kerosene Oil, -
Window-Glass,
EsahLDoors. NaUs
Manufacturers Prices
BA g,
I also keep constsntl y on hand a complete
STOCK OF HARDWARE,
Of - all Mods, malting to part of
SPA'S!. Azies,
Helloes. .
Spokes,
Iron,
Hone Shoes,
Nall Rode,
And aU k Inds of Shelf Hardware, which will
be sold at the lowest prices. I would. *ay to
erchstua that I will at all times mett Elmira
prices.
Towanda. Oct. 22, ISAR.
300 CASES Boors & SHOES
HUMPHREY BROTHERS
Offer to their old customers and, the general
NOT ONLY THE LARGEST
ASSORTA(ENZ" GOODS
4. . :
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
TIHE- LIOWE.ST RATES
WORK OUARRANTEED
SHOES FOR LADIES,
MISSES AND CHILDREN,
RECEIVED THE DRY = SILVERI MEDAL
Excellence _of -Manufacture
PARIS EXPOSITION 1881.
HEAVY OR 'LIGHT
Hungarian and othir Styleg
OUR OWN MANUFAcTrURE
ModeNa kOrds. by.. Esperieneed Workmen.
GLASS.
100 HOME , BLANKETS:
° BUFFALO k WOLF ROBBS.
• I
Car;iage it Team Harness
, TRUNKS, WHIPS, &U.
Toiiiads. Octal, WIS. •
S" MP MACIIINB(S.
„0.. T. ORANGES, IFyereburg Pa.
•-•
In •
sow, issuatsliturinii lever Power Stomp
IlatimMimilliiitimp thou OR luiries nib
Uwe IS' Oiled notice, from Ow, astond
sad inmate& - Feb. NI, 1919.4 e ,
•
. _ _ 's..,
. ,
T •
No. ISO -
It. sod cogipletik
114.
ME
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ME
BALTLIIIORE HELTEIit
HfatiVlFSknxrs Oade.
GARDEN -
GOOD BAKER,
I eta also agent for
All ot which will be sold at
To the trade.
, Tin Wait..
AT RETAIL.
publlo,
BIIT. BEST
/OR THS
That can be foandjin
The stock Is offered it
And the
SDFINIC.:BURT'd
Awarded far
:Att the
JAMES Y. BUT
GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR,
Either
CALVAOPEIZAAPAPOLEON,
lalsllloperatlon and all goods
Saddlery Department
- •
'77.llitdtantatur.—.;
Hit NZ* AND IMPROVED
N -W it • •
SEFFPTO MACWOINA
Were awarded tboVirst Prim - at the Paris Es ' -
position, MI, .oirtB2 othacitaablum.
, .
Also, the follOvlng grate lairs of 1188 bite
awarded this Ilaoldoe the Olt Piviiidem •
Now York. Ohio,- Pennsylvania. ,Ifsmicls.
Anita. New Hampshire, Vermont Whommin
a ;d Indiana.
AS the County ifahs of Nadison: Onandapi.
Oswego, Woos, Orleans, fronpkitss,' Henan. .
Sonros.lierifter. &holler. Lisingstar; and a
boss
Retort of the Committee on Bewiiß Machines,
et the Stale Pair held In Rochester, Pall of
'lB6B.—P Your Commltt e have examined the
ditkreat . Peering Nubble to whicb their at
tention wee milk& and - would recommend ies
the hest Family and Machine for all work, Elias
Holm's Pawing Machine, and or the following
• easons Ist—tihnotleity.of emetructum U.--
Regularity °Menden on both tipper_ and lower
threads. 542 -Base otmattagement. Sib—Great
magetet., work opoe.,*ll.
pee Met abetment' to the Machine for 'tedlitie,
hemmmlog, tacking,. braiding, quilting. bind;
lug and cording, and the eras with which they
are applied. sib—the diumbility of "the ma.
chine,4 being made of hardened. steel, *dad.
Jammed la Be isearingis. We recommend a med.
• New style Ilmiimer,Breider, TiCker'
Cooler. Embroiderer. Binder, relies and Ito
proved-Tack Marker.
It willow any and every kind of thnied,fross
the Snit - to the coarsest, whirs much smaller
needle than other machines.. Bemire and'em
amine one bee yoa putting Price from $6O .
nn
to $2OO, and esery. machine imputed. The
teat mine of our Mantdacturidg /if , chines for
Tenon, Boot, Shoe, Barnes. end Carriage Ma
kers Is too well known to require commeat.—:
Don't fail to oil and see them. • •
SEUIPARD TIIIINEUR, Gen. Agt's.
1 20 lobe St., Elmira, N.Y.
For. sale . by CODIIDIG. lip3l3ELli A . Co.,
'General Agents, Towanda, Pa.
NATIONAL' LIFE INSURANCE
CO. OF U. B. A.
CAM CAPITAL, $1,000,030-rAw MIA»
Chartered by CongresstygB
CLAW:NCB H. COM; President ; . • ,
JAY COOKS, Chatrin'a Finance aad Ex. Com ;
HENRY D. COOKS, Vice President ;
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
The advantages of the National Life Inseam
Company are t
1. It is a National Co.. chartered by Congress ;.
2. It boa a paid up Capital of One Million Vol
len
3, IS offers low rates of premiums ; •
1. It furnishes larger immraisce than other Com
panies, torthe same money. .
5. It is deffihe and certain ; •
6. There is oo poisibility of misrepresentation
by sweats, or misunderstanding by policy- .
holders ;
7. The policies are plain contracts, so Winch in-
sorsace for so mot stone/ ;
8. All pollelei are non-forfeiting
9. The policies are exempt' from attachment
E. W. CLARK 1 04:/. 3 Beakers, Philadelphia.
General Agents.
B. a RUSSELL, &tanager.
lirigente for Towanda and vicinity :
Jii9 A. G. MASON. NATHAN TIDD.
T OWAND A STEAM FLOURING
MILLS
•
WM. H. FULLER cf: CO.,
Respectfully Inform the public that they lave
purchased the new and extensive Steam Plonr-
Dg Ullte, bulit by Grialtbs,Welbs ikhistenb
n the south part of the bororih of Towanda
.P4lUng
and having all the modern improvements, and
competent !diners, they are prepared to do
CUSTOU GRINDING,
n the best possible manner and.at unesnally
aloft, notice. Every pains will betaken to give
satisfartion,•and a ekvite a pnblTe trial
Farmers doing blisinr as 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
n any part , f the villege frenotchargn
Towanda, November 10. ISca3
RADING RAIL ROAD-SUM-, ,
R
MER ARRANGEMENT. MAY 20th, 1808.
GANA? TRUNI LINE IRON ?DV NOM! AND
Norra•onts: for Philidelphia.New-York,Reading
Pottsville. Tamaqua, aahland,-Lebanon, Allen
town. Easton.-ha. At.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-York, as fol-
Iowa: A , 240.5.25 and 8.10, a. in., and 14.411. m.
3.05 and 9.33 p. in.; connecting with aimllar .
Trans on tin Pennsylvania Rail Road. and ar
riving at New-York at 5.00 and 10.00 and 14.50
a. m., and 340 7.40 and 10 30 p. m. Bleeping
Cars itocompanving the 2.50 a. in., and 9.35
p. m., Trains, without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, • Minereville, Ashland. Pine Grove,
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.1 0 a. 10..nd
3.05 and 4.10 p. m..otopplug at Lebanon and'
principal Way Stations ; the 4.10 p. Train
making close connection Mi. Philadelphia and
Columbia-For Pottsville. Schuylkill Raven and
Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail
ReadJeave Harriaborg at 19.55 p. m. Return'
ing : Leave New-York at 9.00. a. m., noon,:
and 5.00 and 8.00 p. m. Sleeping Can accom
panying the 9.00 a. m. and 5.00 and 8:00 P. in
trains without change.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 a.m. returning from reading at 8.30 p,
m., stopping at allatatlons • Pottaville at 8.45-
a. ni. and 3.45 p. in.; Ashlan di at 6.00 and'l2.l9.
noon, 1330 p. t TaMaqua at _8.30 a. in., and:
I.oolnd 8.45 p. m• I •
Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg, via. Sc yl
kill and Susquehanna hall Road. at 7• 1 1:1 •
and 1100 noon. •
Reading accommodation Train : Leaves 0- :
lug at 7.30 a. in., returning, from Philadelphia
at 5.15 p.m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train, leaires
Paula:Wm at 8.45 a. tn., returning leaves Phil
adelphian 4.30 p, tu. ,
Columbia Rail Road Trains leive :Reading at
7.00 a in. and 6.16 p. in. for •Ephista,
Lancaster..Columbla.
Perkiomon Rail Road Trains leave Perklomen
Junction at 9.00 a. in. and 555 p. m. Return
ing , Leave Skippack at• 6,45 a m , and 1.15
p. m., connecting with similar trains on Reed
ing sail lad.
On Sundays Leave New York it 8.00 p. m.
Philadelphia 8.00 a. m., and 3.151). in., the 8.04
a. in., train running only to Reading. Pennine
8.00 a. in. Harrisburg 5.2.5 a. in. and 4.10 and
9 35 p. m.,and Reading at 1:10, 2.55 and 7.15
in.. for Harrisburg. and 748 a. in , and IE4O
p. m., for New York, and 4.259. in., for Phil&
delPhht.
Commutation, Mileage. Season, School and
Excursion Tickets to and from all pointa..at re
duced rates.
Baggage checked !through; 100 pounds a
owed each Passenger G. A. NICOL'S
Gerard Superintendent.
Readiest. Pa.. May 70:1867. .
W . AVEILLY INSTITUTE.
t
One of the best Litgrary Institutions of the
..couniTy, icceesible from , di points. !s situated
fit' wAvanvt, TIOG& COUNTY, N. f.
TIM departments are oomplete, NOlaai
cal"cal" embraces all those studies required for ad
mission to our best °lieges, Also a thorough
drill lathe neilern Languages. -
The Luigi*, come - comp :theatre both the
corneae" tamales, taught In Slementary
&boob, and many of the higher branches. um.
ally pursued in the Colleges. la the Comma-
Oat-course the Inatnictke is se thorough and
Complete as in our moat easteedai Comber:lel
Ins ile truction upon the Piano Mal omen by the
old method elso by Rados' new raw , -• inch.
od, by welch pa ila can acquire a knowledge
of Maisie in the time
_which it hitarrto
rel it:tee of Woo ire Tery moderate. Board
obtained et. reeserable prices—a limited nem
, bee of mile can be accomedated in the batlike
of the inateacton. Rooms can be mama in"
which students caaboird thamaelemi end Iss
men the =perms out ball
The Hammer Term consisting of 14 wake will
open on Tuesday. Ketch 6lst, 180. .. •
Pot particulars adders,
A. J. l : A M.. Priecipal; -
•
A. Tank President of soma of Trnstem.
- 1869. - •
AGS 1 RAGS U. BAG s 111--500
lb Tans Pod Pittmelkje waned. tor *Mob
the West market prilas etll WOW •
TOivaads; Oct. 1 letr ill" Sara'
ME!iEMEmifflrm=!=lwomE= 3 = l
,RE
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R it() g!'tlCD
.-
lIONIANYE'S STORE I
=I
LIERGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
Fall and Winter , Gooch I
AT TWO PRESENT
Depreeeirm,of the Market
Witch:will be soWses;ondljat
'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1
boi direct from Liverpool,
FIVE CRATES OF OROOKEKT
Toirsuda, Oct 6,18c8
N LW
FIRM 1_ NEW GOODS
WICICII T 4.II do PROST,
Would call the Wootton of the *Risers 'el
Rome and vletnity • that they kayo opened wits
A New Stock of Goods I
At the old stand of L. 1.. Mood 7. where with
close attesrion . to the wants of the community
they will beep iv good innoctinent of gouda,
ishic.h they will
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
And at prima that will inane every one to bay
of them. We shall at al I times have a good
assortment of -
FALL AND. ..WINTER GOODS
Embracing all the latest 'styles of
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
DELAMES, ALPACAS, PIIINTS,;(ILOVV,
GIIIGHANS,. HOSIERY,
.HATS, CATS,
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHS, CAMIEBES,
V 8 . .1* au ID - .1 ~
Family Groc e ries, Hardwari,
CEOCKERY, MMIIOIO,
LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS
WOOD AND TIN-WARE.
Drugs, Furniture, 4•A., ctoi,
The above Ors but alight Idea of thi
GOODS WE HAVE IN STORE,
~. • ,
And ore only ny to oor nameross Mende and
she publb3 moray, all sod me as. ted the
merits of oar pretensions, and it oanthieral4
Buy AND !Cass Yorastur,s Rzca
By saving mosey la year pueblo's,
tend to
GIVE GREATER BARGAINS THAN
snit 'lnv= En= os: I
We know we an Oise you, so give us s call.
Janina of
FARMERS ,PRODUCS
entutage for goodi.
WICKHAM a FROST.
• Barcesoots to L.L. Moody.
O. to. wzcznai. - - ID. MST.
Rome. Pa.. Zi0v.120869 - .
•
L OOK I .
-
NEW inCWILRY,
WAIIZIEWI3. I
GOLD -WATO ES,
Fmartwe.
ELGIN WATCHES,
AT
WALTHAM WAT9#IIB),
AT *ABMS.
FINN GOLD JEWELRY; , .
_• AT WA8191:1118, •
44. RINDS OF CLOCKS,
AT WA113181134
13pectooleo, aad lota at edam too samosoas to
meattos. at WASNSIVII,
Can sad 'NW& you via spa Iraq pot as
fa 'oar perdassa.:
. .
•-sr .WaSebe,• Clocks and-ievtliT repoirid !
sad Vomited. -._l',Uos's iktek. - - • - •
A..M.'11142N1W:
ToraolitOst.l.
ICIHN3TAURNIT MRION IN
H
owe pall fix well fatted wad won #505-
ell
*a° tociiiis atiz is t":.
- Lis lois Is Minrowes ir
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triait:--:),:'.':..
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RITA1P130011:11141111—Brritu .
vr A lio et ea Mit balets_bketifint
Gedel of Ilastbsdaelida wasnommes.
Moe of IL W Deras t bae dash siinp,. & H p
qiidmmt cabin foe'd.oefff elatee*LMfo
ofirea the_ ositine. 1101111WVOAT,
MIAMI WW; Oidadrit. 5., Ws M.
loalicdmetbel le& *Dew poses se btrd , •
Masted MA MIAs UM We tread of ,
4 11:41 . e . fis= i tel == bc ttZ :
*Jed ir=it Oa the west* InsMfisa
areateed. en the NM by bade of WWW
Baer M. .1.1 1 . MOW% as Oa Asst . by the
Wodadeg week etas NNW by bads ef S. -
Task* sad X. ites.i. 00WWWW___S *VW
is mem be the sineiseer, Go 1. 1 14 ..
sppartemess.o oat tee slaw !Med beam*, '-
One baris 11% Mid*ebsp.s good pass.
Pratt tam ie. de. _ •
TgllllB—sloo to birseid IS tbst ~Ma be.
bat Week dm,' cos third et We *Moo
mey- ea the thelliatetko of the eldw. with J.
amass - we* ibbd ay eta maths; 'Mb Imam,
sad the amides at es* theseellso with la
tenet, sad to be sml4 ea the i ga m
lialsvaryr WM. - Raeaer.
ELIAM:MT(' WS NOTICK--libtfoe is
hereby giver UM - dr Nom . tudebtall of
tile Mats ot Jaw Mips. MAL, of
Saladtela in requmed Se subs Parbwit
withost delay, and those Amidst_ dams ageism%
WO lotus Rust prawn Om Ally aittlesatiefr
ted settleasaL
mum P 1111314.
JAN= FICITCHIS,
issastar.
Ib. & WI.
E x KCITTORT; 1101108-21oilee
is bora, Pia UM posit Isiebtai -
to tist wile of BURT FIIIIII2IIDCW. We of
=dons uo ssolsoled to asks iwr
payout is& ail balm dais. ow
seists will prossitims ay owlissendst
NW' mitimisat.
. MUM
NORM -
4=4. vies. 'amnion.
A DMINVEVISATOBIS NOTIOL—
Am. Kaska la belay elm eatas yamair
Inaba. d to *ski Mascot Robert 11=lata
at irpoz
_um., deed" ate to
mats IsMOI papule, sad all woo lisv•
big dolma maims odd Mate. mat mow _-
them duly aatbautkatard tor aattlamat.
• p. 7 0411101111.
Talp.l4—• - Adialadatualor.
AuDrroa's NOTIOR-451 the mat- -
i si t i ke adage if Mkt Put, she'd.—
Geste et Ilealked
lalate ths 's
of Tomah's, of Salthilel43l7l l / 4 1.,
13 , 1213, Aghtdoistriust. . .
Th. e a
41 =t at" ead 'coast. 10 Olt tit tots
final amount ot - afistoiststor. silisttead to
the duties olj s bppobmd, allies is the
borough of Totnueos 314111111 DAY. the 37th '
day at 110108..13U, it 3 o'clock P. Is.. whets
leg" persoothitenitted will phase Stead.:
W. A. PINX •
Fab 35,18119. •
A lIDITOR'S NOTIC11:--/a the surg-
AM. ter tho nu* of 8. a /Admin. &Oa
A the
aills : es tiotirt of Bradford Candy.
The Auditor appointed by
said Coast td istrihate moseys paid ate mat
by liarshall Prink. one at the Kumidars aid
estate, will eland to the dotke of hisappotat•
meat, at his bike in Towanda Botoogh,Fe„ ow'
Priddy, the 16th day of April, 1369, at ► Vele*
p. m. All prams interested will thee. and -
there present their claims °pod • said funds, ar
else be Were debarred floret the west.
. MIX .
Totem:da h 11, 1869/JOBB W
Auditor. •
Flfare
AM. MP of tie Eats& of a. C. Fair
child, the% late ot,Windhaat Tory.
The mtdeflllOtad an minor appointed. by the
Orphans Court of lkodtont Ca:anti dlstribate et
monledin the bands of the grecotor or add es.
tate, will attend to the duties of Ws appobat
moat at kir O. In Towanda borosok, on tri
day. tatilth day of April, 1869, at o'clock
P. 11 , which time and place persona in
tended an requenstd , ta be present.
GEORGK D. /110aTANY16.
March 3, 1859. ' auditor.
TN BA N KRUPTCY.—In the matter
.1 of GEORGE H. 1313TTAL, Bankrupt. In
the District Court of the United States for the
Western District of Pannsylvalia, se. •
To whom it ma mieconf : The ondsudgoed
- hereby gives twice of his appointment ag U.
suture of George H. Eden; of Troy bortsagl,
ship, in the County of Bradford, and Beate of
Pennsylvania, width' said Diatrict, who has
been adjuoged a Bankrupt opts itis awn roe:
Mon by the District Goo t of said Dishful.
• Dated at Towanda. this Li day of March. A.
0. 1889. JOHN N. CALityll Astisfaie•
j.z.l BANKRUPTCY:--In the matter
.L - of ANDREW 8. COLLETS!, Bankrupt. In
the District court of 1h United Mates for the
Western District of Pennsylvania, a.
To whom It may concern The enderaismed
hereby gives notice of his appointment u as
sign* of Andsirsr 8. Colitis. Of. Palls twp.; in
the twenty of . Wymniug, and Mate of Pennayi
vials, within said District, who has been ad
judged a &Arno span Ma own petition. by the
uisirics Court or said Oberfat.
Dated at Towanda, this 3d day of - Karel, A.
0.1849 Ji MN N. (14.1AFP, Assignee.
I N-BA NK RIIPTCY.—In the matter
a.; of Wkl. H BAST% Banitrupi. In the Dia
trot Court of the United States for the Western
Obdrit t of Pent:sibs:day as.
To whom it may astern: : The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as sr
.tgnee ot WM. H BMITO, of the Borough of_
Troy. In the County of Bratfont. avid State of
eennryliania within eald ~et. who has
been ...judged a Bank - rapt spas his ova peti
tics by the District Court of said Di.trkt.
• Dated at Towanda, this 111* dm of fetwuary
4. 11, 1.69 JOHN W. NIZ. Amimme:
TN BANKRUPTCY:-In the matter
of PEBRitY BUELL, Bankrupt. Int the
frisirict Court of the limited titalesft t balks
tern District I Panful/Nude, as.
To whom It may ',vette= : The enciershincd
he eb, gives strice of his anniatment u ea
itignee of Perry. Buell. of West Datitagtoe, tn
County of Brad ford, and Stele of Peuisylvasia.
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upor itta own pettHan by the Markt-
Goad of tail Muria*. _ -
tinted at Towanda this 35th dal_ d Fobniar7
.D. 1888. - JOHN N. OALIPF.
N BANKRUPTCY.—In the matter
I of SAIIUBL R. BILL, Brabant. , In the
Itistrict Coon of the United States for the Wes.
tern District of Penneylvaats, at
To whom it t o e y concern : The cadersigned
hereby gives satire of his appointmeat is as
,dipsee of Simnel R. Hid, of Uhaer,in the Cnoo
ty of Bradford and State of "Sennsvivania.
within said District, who hal been adiadirsda
Rankropt upon his own petition by the
Coats of said District
Dated at Towanda,thia 25th day" of February.
A. 1L*11169. JOHN . CAIJIPP, - ; .
I N BANKRUPTCY —In the matter
of ABRARAM C. BUTLVT. apt. In
the Districts Court of the United States kr the
Western District of P. nnsylvania. sa.
To whom tt may concern The andendgned
hereby gives notice of hilappoixdssent as as.
gigues of Absalom C. Bentley. , of Banthaeld. to
the Counts of Bradford, and Eltds of Peanut
miss within said District, who has been ad,.
judged a Bankrupt apes his own pAition by
the Delo* Court of said District.- •
Dated at Towands.this 26th door Aging ,
A.IN lee 9: 888/. IL ?sea; kodeme.
A
CARD.—Dr. Vonstram has ob
tallied a Licemme, as required_, of the
Goodyear Valdosta:Colo vokiwith
Rubber as abase for A ' Teeth. and has
Goer a good selection of those beautiful curved
Block Teeth. and a superior article of Black
.thigllsh Robber. which win enabbehim to sap.
ply all those in "sat of seta of teeth, idth •
Grass onsarperesd Cl sad natural spz
Peofoooo.. rifling.Clessing. Irreg.
ohirities, Eatrittlif aad operations be.
t v e e =the au eal' Deportment skillfully
- Chola ma administered far the
extraction of Teeth whoa desired. an article
being used for the purpose In which he has
perfeth cuddenar having administered it with
the most o pleasing .
malts during a practice of
fourteen years. -
_
Beteg very. 'grate ful to the .pablg for their
liberal peonage heretofore meshed. he would
say that by strict &stooks to the wants of-his
maisats, he would eoutinne to merit their coo
diem* and approbation. Malta Beidlsmea's
Blockopposite ther Mena Rouse. Towanda,
Ps. • Dec. 1141110.--Ser
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.—
iv We have Slaty stook of . Stitt Ohio sad .
Pea VbwiClover ; also Iftbsois Timothy seed,
which we car for wbokssallaff ofildros favor
able term. This used Imlay bssii - ssiscisd by
one of our low w'r aka sisusates IS to our
triads tight fa wery
_nowligit. • •
, FOX STIVIC118;11111CUll I Co.
Towanda. Feb 14 180. -
SPECIAL NOTIOE.—GEORGB W:
FISH haa withdiaers frog 41,..F1es at
PDX. k Co m ; ley netts'
consent. - rho benison MO to asuased at Cho
pus stand by the other 'nenabseant. tin Fiat.
oho wlll pay all lodotetodion ; sad to 'bon
all debts doe mustbssidd. • •
FOX. ergMs,lanteus i 00.
•
Towanda. Fen- MIPS. •
•11AUTION.—All persona are hereby
Ad
b"j docile' mediate parebadega Imaptese
by me t o Joel Tattle, be Wray_ dellamilalod
or tbmeaboom. alb aluty days
Oar date. Noe bubo metro& say calm
therefor. I Mall sot pay add not. salami so m
polled by law. -
Menem Stone. 7eb 111.180,40
FASHIONABLE TAILORING I
laws -!lizasias
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neepeetletly hem ee dem of 'home:
80re3114 lass be Me 11,1111411_
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aad mikes a liellacaMr:rriaata ta
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th e fashamatia
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apace.