falai:44 It tit 'LOCAL ;AIVD GENERAL. Tnie.TAl4,-The, - follewhig is the Time Table of Ike Pennaybinia and New York Oanii and Bail Bosd OoMpany, which ook effect on Monday, Nov. : 23,1868': ;, • ICKITZWLIIID. ' ' 'P. M. P.M.' A.M. Waramms.... .. —GM 1220 8 , 10 Amu= , 8:55 .7.1:13 • -928 truinta .... ... ....7:18 1:13 - 923 .... 7:40 125 • • • 9:45 ,NORTEWASD., 8.10 1220 - 820 .7:87"" 1197 597 722 ' 1112 8:12 .720 10:50 4050 A. M. L M. P. M. JOHN P. 00X• auPcbstaidet WArgais ATSTICB Mem.. Mg. A communication on the "huni bags" 'of &he day . will appear next week. le. Rev. E. P. RA3131010, the even gellst, is preaching in Lulianspolis. Me..onr correspondent X. is inform ed that his articles will be very acceptable. The one received will appeavnext week." Mir The diacipWi Wauter will find a fall supply of FiebingTsokla of elan variety at bf.AIISILAIA. Broe. I Co. Mir GEO. a Wzuse has been ap pointed Post Master at Wyalnaiag. ' L :A. Itizawar has bees appointed to the ameposition at Boma. an.. One span of the Rail-Road Bridge at this place has been raised. It is expected that the Bridge sill be completed about the first of Octilber. _ Col. EDWIN MORGAN, formerly of Wysox, died suddenly at Bethlehem, Pa., on Friday last, He was one of the Professors in the "Lehigh Institute." Bar : The Episcopal- Church of thift village, which has been without a regular choir for some months past, is again well provided for in this very important par ticular. se" Espy's Piaster Mill, at Rum merfield, -was burned on Friday afternoon last. The fire was discovered about 4 o'clock. Loss $3.500. G. H. WOOD requests us to inform our readers that he' sill continues to sell his stock of Canned Fruits, Groceries, &c., at cost.. He expects a few days more will close out the etssortment. N. C. ELSBREE and A. G. ifesoW• have been appointed - General Agents for the National Life Insurance, for this county. Their officals at -the Banking. House of G. F. MesoN & Co. NY" Mr. M. A. FAIRCHILD, well known to many of the citizens of this Coun ty, has been appointed Agent for the Ameri can Tract Society. His district comprises tho whole of thisConnty. kir Mr. Werra, of the Elmira Sat urday Eveniruy Revirw,gave us a call on Mon day. He has appointed Csizaus Heanun Agents for the sale of the h'eview in this place. ' Stir W. T. harms, Chairman of the Republican County Committee publishes a call, in another column. for a mass meeting to elect delegates to the state Coniention. Let there be a good attendance. '' SmErAnn,an int inerent tem perance lecturer, delivered a lecture in the Court Hohse on Saturday evening last, and one in the M. E. Church on Sunday eve ning. Bbth of them were well attended. Fe' We are pleased to note that our old friend, CoL JOE Horrrox,has become one of the pr.)prietors of the "Means House." r Jon is a "tip-top" fellow,. and if doetent know how to "keep hotel," he will soon learn. Mr. HEZEVAII NEWELL, an old gentleman aged 73 , living with Rzvsan Bmairr, near the brick yard of R. Maim & died while sitting in his chair at the breakfast table on Saturday morning last. It is supposed heart disease was the came. i Messrs. FAIRMAN tt THURSTON hai - 0 purchased Maj. CALDWELL'S interest in the Elmira Daily and Weekly Advertiser establishment. The Advertiser has become almost a necessity to us, Etna we wish it and ita enterprising and wide-a-wske tors abundant SIICCPSS. fair We notice that our quondam friend, Dr. Jour Mchrross; is to entertain the people of Owego wfth an eihibition of his elecntionary powers, some evening this week. The Doctor is it fine eleculiuniat, and recites Bons, DICKENS and,Saimrsrites s -s to perfection. gm. While it is an admitted fact that nothing adds•so much to the appear . ance,of a man as a stylish hat, it is import ant that all should know that CLOITNBY do AMSBRY, in Moroi:Les new Block, keep the best assortment of Hats and Caps,(and them cheap, )of any establishment in town. Val- In accordance with the law which we published a week or two since, the Commissioners Clerk has issued a cir cular to the Constables of the County, no., tifying them that they will not be required to make any returns at the coming session of Court. • stir We see it stated that S. W. &soap has been appointed Postmaster at 'Towanda. We hope it is true. if it isn't it ought to be. It is ate. Allow us to con gratulate you, neighbor &Noun. We hope you will enjoy your honors for many years to come.—Elmira Adv. SKILLFULLY DONE.-Dr. T S. UP DE- un.k.l7 is continually doing some unique.op eMtions in his profession. Yesterday he manufactured a new lower lip for a lady, who bad_ suffered its loss from a cancerous affection, taking the material from each side Of the face. He also removed a malig nant 'tumor together with a part of the low er jaw; of a gentleman of this oity.—llmfra Adrirtiser. i JoBAs M•aEE, an employee in CASE'S Twining Mill met with quite ak•se, rions accident a few days since. • A belt on some of the machinery worked out of place and Mans, in attempting to replace it, caught a stick, which he was using for that purpose, in the belt which threw it against him ;with such force as to inflict a painful wound in the upper part of the abdomen. Stir We are glad to see the amount of improvements that are going on in dif ferent parts of our town. All over the vil lage may be seen soores of dwellings rising up as ty 'magic: Most of these are the abodes of our unpretending or daily labor ing brethren. It rejoices their hearts to be able to set clown under their own "vine and fig tree." _ This class comprise the bone and sinew of any population, and we trust our more fortinate fellow citizens will con tinne-to encourage ,them to build houses for themselves, by furnishing them lots at prices within their reach, and that the bor ough authorities will see that they -have all the improvements,in the way oflide-walks, crossings ito., they are entitled to. will be held Oda Medweeder -waeidep u the house of 'Mr. Jamatkeizia. is. Judge Miami arrived in thig plan from Wanidngton on Friday evening last. The saisaion of Congress just eking Las been one of muernittad and unuanal labor, and the Member*: are not sorry that it labiosed. . The display of anrorabOrealis, more familiarly known as "Northern Lights," on Thursday evening last, aim? passed anything of the kind witnessed for many years. ,The brilliant bars extended across the horizon for several hours. pro. &ming an effect sublimely grand.. MIL. The yield of Maple Sugar ban been very abundant in this county. not withstanding ths backwardness of the sea son. Old sugar makera say the flow of up was the greatest known,for many years.— The price of nutpto saga has fallen off very materially within the put few dap. 11011:PHRZY Bigiiasas desire us to say to the people of Bradford , county, that they have just opened the largest stock of Boots A, Shoes and paddler: Goods, ever exhibited in this place. Their assort ment of Ladies mul Irmo and Children's Shoes is complete, and any lady who; can not snit herself at ntrltPEires must be bard to - please. That's 11l we've got to say. gig. We direct -the particular at tention of School Directors, to the call for a convention to elect c county Superintend ent, for three years from the first of June next We trust as many directors •as can, pos-, sibly be present will give the subject care ful attention. A man well qunlilled both by education and_ experience, should be se lected for this responsible position, as on the Mims of the Superintendent depends in a great degree the success of the Com mon School System in the county. b. The coroner's jury in the case of . &azimut]) found murdered in hill own house in Binghamton, last week, found that the deceased came to his death from the et feats of two pistol shots. JANES Dim Err and Mrs. BLANCHARD, the wife of the de ceased, were held as principal and acces sory. Mrs. Butscuttu) is not yet seventeen years old, and was taken to Binghamton a few months ago by DaWrrr, who pretended to marry her, but really had her married to BLANCHARD, who kept a brothel. Br AN CHARD was nearly fifty years of age,and was supposed to have had considerable. money. fildr The last Reporter contains Mr. E. 0. Goonsion's.valedictory and the salu tatory of Mr. S. W. Anvoan who assumes the whole management of Ole Reporter. Mr. Goonsics, we are glad to hear, will contri bute occasional editorials to the paper, and from his increased .facilities for observation and his connection with some of the lead-r ing spirits of the State, will no doubt able to give views of some value as to pa. titical movements. We welcome Mr. Az- TOED to the fraternity to which he returns with enlarged ideas of its usefulness and power, white he brings to it a real tore for the profession, he also brings to it a finished practice and untiring energy that cannot fail to make his connection with the Repor ter a success. ..V. T. Gazette. SLETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF GRAND LODGE OF L 0. OF G. T., op Pa.—/fr. Ed itor :—Allow me to remind the many mem bers of the Ord 'r of Good Templets ,in your town and c ou nty that the Sixteenth Annual Session f the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, will be held in the city of Scranton, on Tuesday the Bth day of June, commencing at 14 o'clock a. m. We an ticipate a very large attendance at this se‘ - sieri - from the flourishing Lodges it was my gOod fortune to meet with all pver your fine county. We hope all will attend who can do so. The session will probably continue three days. 118. It has become a serious ques tion with many how they can maintain the fertility of theirsoil, without incuring an expense too great to be borne. CRhunon Stable manure, when used is quite liable to fill your ground with rank and noxious weeds, and the use of. some other fertilizer has become a necessit y , especially to those who have but a small quantity of land to cultivate, • Marshall Bros. & Cu. , in order to give our people an opportunity of test ing a substitute -for manures now - in use have purchased a large quantity of "Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate," which is recom mended by some of the most experienced agricuituralists and horticulturalists in the country, and are 'selling it at prices within the reach of all. _One sack will manure a I acre lot. Call° at Marshall Bros. Hard ware Store and examine for yourselves. SURVEY OF A R. R. ROUTE TO MONT- Rosr..—The project of a railroad to lead frow the Lehigh Valley' road to Bin . ghaintini through Susquehanna county,Which for the pia few months has been so pinch dis cussed by those living along the supposed routes, is now about to take a more definite and practical shape. A fall corps of engineers under the gener al Supervision of Ur. FaxiCidzactra, Chief Asistant Engineer of the L V. B. B. have commenced a survey from Tankhatmock.— The immediate charge of this corps has been entrusted to Caxvixi E. BBOA.DREAD, who, under the direction of Mr. Idzactrx, will make carefuLand accurate surveys, and general estimates of allisupposed feasible routes between Tunkluinnock and Meshop pen, and run the routes lliraugh as far as Montrose. It is thought that this work can be done within the next four weeks. le" The :Ad building knotyn as the "Noith Branch Hotel," near the Episcopal Church, was destroyed by fire on Saturday night. The fire broke out aboutill O'clock. The house was occupied by Mrs. Varna. coos, as a residence, and L. C. ,NZLSON, ns a shoe shop. The fire originated in NEL sox's shop, and l itad made such progress be. fore it was discovered, that it was impossi ble to save the building. Mr. Naeox did not save anything. He was insured for $llOO. Mrs: VAIWERCOOx had no insurance on her fdrnitnre, and lost nearly everything:— Her loits is quite severe. ha. McGasoog, a boarder in the house, lost all his clothing and a small sum of money. The building was insured for $l5OO. Dr. Formes house, which was in close proximity to the fire; was not injured, ow ing to the efforts of the firemen and the ab sence of any wind. MESSRS. EDITORS : — Cantiix ‘ i has not only her Mineral Springs, Mountain Lake and maganese, but; wording to report, a girl-possessing greater memory than any known to us elsewhere. She is about four years of age. At a Sunday School Conven. Lion about six months since she answered one hundred such questions as are gener ally asked. The intarogator was a strangei to the child. She commits two chapters each week. Ten years ago we were some what acquainted with the father of this child, he could repeat more passages froin" the Bible than any other person we ever met. Shang is a good thing in a roast turkey but not "muchly" in a child's Hap per story." We learn of wont changes in "real es- teistillbeoegteethie la the urof The mast sooletteki. 0. 0. F.;A: 7 111., sad iO. 0. , T. Aire in fourhados 'agithr ikon. The "bagbeari"secret, labeing eradi ated as feu education streseee. ',01.1031, Alma /9• - . • MI6 Ray little leisure the oth .a morning se accepted is imitation from Mr, kxx to iirdt his hothouses and Sower gardens. These gardens, although not on so extemalve a scale as the “Botanical Gar dears" at Washington, yet in 'brituty Of ar rangement and variety of choice Planta and dowers; would lose nothing by impariscor With them. . We were Shown a dozen vale tiesof Ooleus,propagated from plants which were sold• two years ago in London for 400 pounds sterling. Branother department of the hot house one may spend a whole day and not be able to learn all the names of the different .pkoits to.be Seen. :One pecu liarly noticeable feature of the 'gardens is the remarkably yhealthy appearance of everything in thee], evidencing that unceas ing care and attention is bestowed upon them. Everything is warranted true to trams grid Sal instructions as to treatment is given by the gentlemanly gardener in at tendance. "Beautiful and fragrant - bonnets, are also aniong the attractions here, and in feasting our eyes upon the variedand.besOtiful flow ers composing diem, we abnostl imagined the "month of loses" was here. In the department devoted to the propo gation and starting of early, garden • vegeta bles such as Tomtit*, Cabbage, and Cu cumber plants, Ike should judge a sup ply sufficient for the whole county had been provided. We were informed that no less thazi 20,000 Tomato Plants, comprising all the choice varieties, such as Tilden, Heys, Gen. Grant, Crimson Cluster, Cedar Hill, &0., were ready for transplanting. Indeed we saw some already in blossom. Other plants were well advanced, and persons de siring early gardens will heartily thank Mr. Mn for his enterprise in furnishing so many plants and vegetables, 'several weeks earlier than they could otherwise be procured, and at prices within the reach of all. rho whole arrangement of both the flow er and vegetable gardens bespeak excellent taste in Mr. Ma and his gardener. Special Noting. MIL Several active efficient Agents wanted for Bradford and adjoining comities for one of the most prominent Life Insur ance companies in this country. Address Durum Smarm & Co. General Agents, Harrisburg, Pa. April 21.-1 t an. McCABE & Mix have just re ceived a large quantity of Pons CIDER Vila ofia, 'which - they are selling at reasonable rates. , April 21. sir A meeting of the Bradford County Medical Society will be held at . Dr. Mason's office, Wednesday. May sth, 1869. April 21.-2 w L. D. BIONTANII6 Sel3.y. To in Lovßas or PLOWEAS:—Sin oarely thanking my customers forlheir very_ liberal patronage during the past years, have much satisfaction in informing them, that I have this season. a large stock of Plants, such as Roses, Geraniums, Fushias and others too numerous to mention here, either for house or garden culture •, Also now reany a large su pply _ of early Cabbrige, Tomatoes,, Peppers, Egg plants, and others in season. Orders from unknown correspondents must invariably be accompanind by a re mittance or responsible reference. Haar April 21. Towanda; Btad. Co.; Pa. Mieses I.•3.WARTIVOQD & PRATT having opened a new stock of Millinery, in Monroeton,,respectfully invite the ladies of that place and vicinity to call and examine. Particular attention given to straw work. April 21, 1869.-2 w Nonce.—Alt persons indebted to to the late firm of J. H. & W. T. Horton, are hereby notified that said hidebtsdness must be settled within thirty days from date hereof. • W. T. HORTON Terrytown, April 15th, 1869.-31 COME nue bralNo.—Atter any fruit or ornamental trees or other Nursery Stook that may be due to you, to replace any trees that you may have bought of me, and warranted, that have failed to live. Aprills, 1869.-3 w B. M. FRUIT TREES.--If you want to buy good fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, &a, at fair prices, and at the same time save from 25 to 100 per cent., and be secured from the extortions and impositions of traveling N. Y. Nursery Swindlers, then send to IL ht. WELLZS, Towanda Nursery, and buy what you want. Trees ready for delivery from and after, April 20. April 15.4 w Boutur.—By a late act of Congress Soldien who enlisted for three , yeani and received only $5O hpnity. are entitled to $5O additional. Apply to EL B. hicKza.w. Office over Mason & Co's. Banking' House, Towanda, Pa. April B,—tt To RENT.—One of the moat conven ent houses in'Towanda, apply to Towanda, March 30. Mix & BISHOP. NEW — PICTURE GALLERY IN TOWANDA —Mercim's New Block, over the new. Drug Store. Prof. C. Bichie, from Paris.(France,) has opened Photograph notims as.above.— The Professor offers Photographs very low, 4 ftsr 75 do. Also Prof. 8: being a gradu ate of a French University and master of French. Italian and Spanish languages, he proposes to teach at the low rate of $l5 per quarter of 36 lessons. March 8.-tf leas List of the names of persons drawn March 10, 1869, to be Jtarors for May Court, commencing Mondayi-May 3, 1869 : GRAND AMOR& • Albany, Portia Wilcox ; Burlington twp., Zopher Morgan ; Canton, Lewis Wheat and Robert Lilley ; Franklin, Mathew Marshall; Leßoy, M H loanable ; Pike, Asa Stevens.; Smithfield, C F Coffin ; Sheshequin, Chas Segar. Milton Elliott, L J Culver ; Sylva nia, Thos McCollum ; Standing Stone; B W Ennis • Towanda Borough, H A Bur bank, Win Chamberlin, J Delay Montanye, Albert Long C M Manville; - Towan .a North, Richard Horton ; Tuscarora, D D Gray Jr., David Baldwin; Troy twp., Stephen Wilber; Terry, Alva Crandall ; Wyalusing„. Edward Wells. =awns roar—lsr - week. Asylum, Alvin T Aola, Isaac Ennis and Daniel took ; Athens twp., L Elsbree, John Woodworth ; Athens born, John P Blood, A F Campbell ; Albany, Wm Allen ; Burlington west, John Ballard ,• Barclay, Isaac 0 Blight ; Columbia, Bander Wolfe, Cornelius Mosher. Wm H Onstid , John H Calkins, 8 M Peckham ; Canton twp., Da vid .B Barnes ; Leßaysville,, J H Marsh Leßoy, A Kelley ; Monson twp., Wm J Mason -; Orwell, Charlie_ Beers ; Overton, Daniel Haverly-Jr., ; PilteirlamehGorbam ; Rome twp.;;;T Arc her ; Rome boro, Wm Coolbaugh ; Kidgeberry, Volney Funiman ; Standing Stone, -Hill= Gordon and Wm Stevens ; Shesheinin, William Patterson ; Springfleld,L Porter; Smithfield,J D - Tracy ; Mnytwp,Darias B Manley,Oliver Williams, Thomas Porter ; Troy boro, Moses Gustan, Wm Orwin ; Terry,Ow Richards ; Towan da boro, Emanuel romer, Allen McKean ; Towanda twp., Gep Scoville, Amass Frntch ey •Wysox. .John Fool, John B Smith ; Wilmot, Joseph N John Cormes. key. O 13 Stowell' ; Wells, Omer B Brasted ; Wyaltuting, Hiram-Elliott ; Windham, Jo seph A Dawes. - rasvinis - rozy-2zin wars. Alba boro, V 31 Wilson, Irani Wilson ; Athens twp., Win Underhill ; Athens boro, A 0 Snell, J W Comstock, John *marsh; Asylum, 0 D Chamberlin ; Alex English ; Burlington west, Fred- Johnson ; Barclay, D M McCraney ; Canton boro, John W Mix ; Canton twp., Wm Owen, Hil ton Greenleaf ; Columbia, Daniel Bradford; Franklin, J L Johnson ; Granville, William Macron. Gilbert, McNanglit ; Herrick, Richard Mills, John Lafferty ; Monroe born. 13 13 Hkiznan ; like, 1.1 GregoTh She shegtdn. (3eo Chaffee ; Smithileld,l4l FTut tle ; Terry. E (1 Teary Troy ,bOra, Pomeroy, John H Grant ;. Toiranda boro, ChiltD Crash. David Balun, Clinton Shaw ; Towanda twp, Mahlon Swithroodi Wyse!: Henry Van Brunt ; Wyaluaing, George Biles ; Warren, lamea Bowen, Warren Bow. en. Job Dean ; Wells, Abraham Budeunmi. our tendon as ApigptdarVsta Physlologl.`nidearataneW a nd ' &upon will be tithe Hotel in mine -161-TllO age IA Ward alonlYl Tom sada, W 5111 • Annioinlio4 Dr. Wotan trot* .all Cbron. to Dlssaier, and polar* all of Bak anal Operations. Aland - attenice gni* to diseases of the kp4, (XkliTh•— Consultation lies - Apr: 22-2 t _ Amos. NU Mr. Eurr " begs leave ao, pre sent his- Wain for theirekr Mend patro nage heretofore extended to ldah and to hi , form bis friends-And the public ammil4: that he is folly prepared to" furnish "Icirme tamiliin:Or patties" with awthing In the line of Ice" Crew. Confections or sweet meaty on :ray short potioe. Store; No43,Thittdo Block. Lair, someWbeie between &ettaville and Towanda, along 'Waterproof Cloak. __ The Ander will be stStable nnrar-. ded on leaving it at this °Moe:\ APril 21 ., • • • . Wevuo.--A iniddle - •Rged lady to do general housework and look after two amen children. Situation perznenant:— Protestant erred:. Address silteportir Towanda„ with wine and reference. _. Towanda, April 6, 1869,4 f , Tam • ARIRICAN • Qoozuti6 STOVIC;— AMU= berscirsamer IN TJUB EITOT4 ax AxoprintPszsarr.,-After along series of ex- Perimente,we have added the Base Burning principle to the American Cooking 5i0Y. 1 ,1:7 which a more uniform combustion' is ob tained in all parts of the The Box, and a continuous fire-can be kept with a great sa ving of fuel. . This is another great acquisi tion to this world renowned Stove, and is fully secured by Letters ratent, This Stove has new been before the people for eight, years; and.over fifty thousand of them are in use, to the entire satisfaction of the people, and they are eagerly sought after in all the States between the Atlantic and Pa. dile coasts. We have improved it from time to time, until it is admitted to be al most perfect as a Stove ; and the strongest evidence of its great superiority over all others, is the numerous attempts to imitate its name and design. Whilst some of these imitations are infringements of oursights, and are being prosecuted, all will be found greatly inferior to the genuine article in their operations. . Paciiab & Co., -17 and 19 Green_Street, • Albany, N. Y. Forsahitby CkiDDlNCirct RI7I3BELL. Towan. da, Pa. March 17.-3 m AYER'S Item VIGOR, For reetori ng Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color.— A dressing' which is at - once agreeable healthy. and effectual for preserving the hair. - Ruled or gray, hair is restored to Its original color with (he gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair ie 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 glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for useful ness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair• with a pasty - sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray * ew falling off, and consequently prevent bald ness. Free from those deleterious substan ces which make some preparations ,danger ous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benifit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a hair dressing, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing nei -ther oil nor dye, it does not soil white cam bric,and yetlasts long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and grateful perfuni* ' Prepared by pr. J: C. Ayer & Co., Prac tical and Alitcytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass. Price $l,OO. Sold by Dr. H. C, Porter Towanda, & 'all Draggits k Dealers in medicines every where. Nov. 26, 1868. y TOWANDA COAL YARD. odolic for Coal accompanied with cash, O.R-at the Old Established - Drng Store of. Dr. TL C. Poirrza, corner of. Main and Pine Streets. Towanda, 'will receive prompt attention. Jan. 20, 1869.—tf Ws= & = TOWANDA, April 6, 1869. /desire.; Wlcemaie do Brace.— Gents : The Singer Sewing. Machine I purchased from you last June, has fulfilled all your promises in regard to it. It is always in order and does its work well, in short - gives entire satisfaction. I would recbtrunend all persons desiring a first class Machine to give it a trial before purchasing any other. Yours truly, • BENJ. M. 'PEci. April 8-o Sir. We have a second-hand Man ufacturing Machine, in good order, suitable for sewing leather, would give good satis faction to a Shoe or Harness Maker, or Carriage Trimmer. Wf will sell it at a bar gain. . ,Wiciuum Bums. March 4.—tf * Sewing, Machine Threads, Silk, Oils, Needles .ke„ kept at the Sewing Machine Agency of Wickham k Black. - d - • Minch 4.—tf Ser . NATHAN TIDD, Justice of the Peace, in office with E. Overton Jr., front ing the Court. Honse,and over Pettis & Co's Store. Feb. 25: • ST ORES diID OFFICES TO RENT.—The subscribers offer the stores and offices in their new Brick Block, located on Bridge Street in Towanda, Pa., for rent. These stores are built in the most substantial manner and will be fitted up to suit the con venience of any business for which they may be needed. They are suited for Dry Goods, Clothing, Jewelry or other trade, and it is believed that the location will be found equal to any other for business. The two upper stories are fitted tip into suites of rooms with every convenience for offices or family use, and are finished in the best style. Application may be made in person or by letter to Gammas PaTrow. Towanda, March 30.-7 w is. W. Drrrmca & Co., Towanda, Pa., respectfully call the attention oft - the public to the Piano Fortes,. Organs and Me lodeons. In doing so, they desire • tdlitate that their chief-aim is always- diverted to instruments which will meet all expeota tions and requirements that can be made, by the most cultivated performers.'_ reeling confident that there are no instruments in the United States or Europe superior to those we sell, we beg leave to mention the following principal features which we claim for them : 1. Strength and durability. 2. A sympathetic tone—powerful without harshness, round-in bass, rich and singing in the middle octaves, and of clover bright ness in high treble. 3. 'Elegance in style and finish. Sheet music and Music books aliays on hand. Prices mederate. Towanda, March 29.-3 t Fort SALE. CHSAP.—A new house pleasantly located on the Main Street near Col. G. F. Mason's dwelling, lot 53487. Arso, a house on west side of Rail Road Street, near to Cash's Planing Mill, lot 120x150. Possession given immediately. Jarci.J. Garrrrres. March 29.-7 w &auxAnoss.—Special public ex aminations of Teachers to supply Summer Schools only, will be held at Orwell Hill School. House, Tuesday, April 20th, Towan da, April 23d, Troy borough, April 24th, and Towanda, May Bth, to commence at the usual hour, 9 A. M. . All applicants for certiticaks, who. failed to attend an examination last ' fall will please to comply with • the requirements on the 139th page of the school biwtt 0. J. CfruitnrcE, Orwell, Mar. 25, '69.-4t County Supt. 111§.. Fog SALE CHEAP.— One I(cdaci. Team, Young Bay Horses. OneNete Open-Baggy. One Second - Hand Buggy. One Second Hand Carriage. One Platform Spring Wagon. One Second Hand Double Harness. Enquire's& the Hardware Store of irch 22, '69. S. N. Abranwatz, Fon .11sar.—Tie subscriber offers for rent a house andgood garden attached, situated near the residence of James Ward Esq. Period:Ler particulars enquire of Wm. Drrzazon, - Mar • 17. - Towanda, Pa. ran Rein..—A Dwelling House on Main Bt 4 &Anna of G. D. Morrrann. loyal:14 M.aroll 24. cio6t-j, Pa., Hay AVV , C 4111 4' 1 ,7 4 140 9 . 13110v2:4a E i 1 itz. - chi; I*., Apt 1; 1869, - ,Loriktior,, 79 rept_ „ 1 11,HErNSY-91 Washington, * Thursday, Naro6.tsth..llm. Mails Whit; awyoriftv -.the lata Elliott railway, of Wm% Piii 0 0 1) 10,1•1 1 *;I: "So He &th n His belovedaitid TAYLOt4u April - lira,. 186. 71william A. Tyke, son of Idr. and lbw. T aYk'ri, "1,0 mondr 7 and 21 days ~ .-•- • - :LENT—In Some, Awl ;1899. of eon _ • immpticni, Esther E. youngeit daughter of Smith And Mary Lent, aged 10- years and 6 scionthai.. j , The deoesiqd Imam lovely daughtecjeuit budding into wareinhood s loved and belovid by 011 the family from her. infancy, by hew Wireetnus of character and bytt pomace . of unusual gifts of parsons, and mind , that awakened theluightest hopeckfor the futomi. Shaman a favorite amonthersehool-mates, aMLvery fond of Meethigs and Sabbath Solloolk and all Christian societies. But she's gdnii: Our lovely sister's gone. Her loss -is most . sereMly • telt- and aiaceesly mourned .by her surviving parents, by her brothers and sisters, and by her numerous - relatives and friends.: . • . - ewu wasA AM and bmmlY. as the summer brces44 feth r e it of evePINC- 3 Wbea u, floats saioiluze treas. \ Abetrtistmentsi. k . TOW'ANDA. MA R KE T-AK ! , (Wamas...Ls Putons.) 'Corrected every Wedneedey byC. B. PATCH, whicii li subject to cluirifickalui 1 Wheat -.' $1 50 ig , Be , • 05 '- Buckwheat 1 Corn - 4 Oats •• . 65. Beans ..•....•• 2 50`0 Butter (Rolle) . 3B O. E do (Dalq) . 40 0 ' go _. Floor. 18 0 mow - 9 0060 e 0 10 5 60 0 Ham * 20 22 Onions 250 0 300 Wincinve OF Gasnr.—Wheat, 60 lbs. ; Corn et 6 lbii; . Rye, 56. lbs ; Oats, 32 lbs • Barley, 46 lbs ; Buckwheat, di lbs ;•• Beans: 62 lbs'; Bran,' • 20 lbs ; Clover Seed, 60 lbs ; Timothy Seed, 44 lbs ; Dried peaches, 33 lbw ; Dried Apples, 22 lbw ; Flak Beed.s6 lbs. Iphr. -'LOCK LIIMBER.-LATH SHISIGII.FS.—A prime article of Boards. Flooring, Scantling and Timber of almost any length and dimensions. Alan spy quantity of Lath And the beat Sawed Shingle!. mutulfsethr editribe County, can be supplied to, parties for building pafpaseg,upon short rinse and upon toe most reaaouabye terms, by leaving their or ders at the Towanda Coal Yard, or with 'Tnos. . WoorAprr, Esq , ak the Towanda CoalCo'n Depot. Towanda, Marsh 25, 1869.-Gm illA PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.— TO Nathaniel B. .Watterman. No. 173, Deo. Term, 1868. You ale hereby notified that Rebecca Watterson, your wife, by her next friend H. W. Miller, has . applied to the Court. of Common Pleas of Bra d ford County . for a Di vorce. from the bonds omatrimony, and the said Court has appointed Monda y, the 3d day of May, 1869, at two o'cloc. p. In., for bearing the said Rebecca Watterson, in the premises, at which time and p lace you ma attend It you think. Wit. GRIFFIS, April b. 1889. Sheriff. THE NEW ,A D, IMPROVED • ELIAS OWE, 1 . ,i,:ie FAMIL Y SEFI . MACHINES, Were awarded the First raze at the Paris Zs . paaltion 1887, over other Machines. Apo, the following State Pairs of 1888 have awarded this Machine the first premium t • New York. Ohio, Pennsylvania. Maasachn setta, New Hampshire, Vermont, Wisconsin, aAI Indiana. At the County Faint of Madison. Odandaga, Oswego, Wane, Or!testi , ' Tompkins, Seneca. Monroe, Herkimer, BehttyleT t Livingston, and a host p 1 others. v Report of the Commit . o n Sewing Machines, at the State Fair held fn Rochester, Fall of 1568.—" Your Committ e have examined the different Fewing Machines. to which their at tention was called, and would recommend aa the beat Family and Machine for all work,Flliaa Rowel's Saw in Machine, and 'or the following 018011 S: Ist—Simplicity of constructton. 2d Regularity of tension on both upper and rower threads. Bd--Ease of management. 4th—Great range of work upon all materials. sth—The perfect attachments to the Machine for felling, laemmming, tucking, braiding, quilting bind- tag and cording, end the ease with' whicl they are applied, 6th—The durability of the ma. Chine, .t being madqof hardened steel, a drati justed in its bearings. We recommend a med. al." New style Hemmer , Braider, Tuoker, Quilter _ styla Corder,k.Wmolderer. Binder, `Feller and proved Tuck Marker. It will use any and every kind of thread,from the Beast to the coarsest, with a much smaller needle than other machines. Be sure .and. e;. l ,amine on( before you purchase Price from S6O [to $2Oll, - and every machibe• warracted. The real value of our Mantdacturidg Dl...chines for Teflon, Boot, Shoe, Barnessrand Carriage Ids ken, is too well known to require comment.— lion 't fail to‘[ call and me them. SHEPARD & TERNEUS, Gen. AO's. 20, Este St., Elmira, R. Y. For sale by CODLING, RUSSELL k Co., General Agents, Towanda, Pa. HAT, CAP, AND FUR STORE I The undersigned have opened a Store on the south side Or , ereur's new block, TOWANDA, PA., Where they itittind- to keep a full stock of FASHIONABLE AND.SEASONABL Goods, consisting of 7 HAIS, CAPS, IURS, TRAVELLING BAGS, CHBE LLA 8, CANES, GLOVES, • BUFFALO and WOLF ROBES, Ac. Which we will sell at the lowest potstole etio and respect ally solicit a share of she 1, I r ri 4 of the pabl: . illarHate fit, ed with ltie American *Conforniater. CI.O.NISEY 1153:3Y TawandA Oct. L 0, OK 1 N f EW JEWELRY, wiatilays. GOLD WATCHES, QAT WARECER'F, • ELGIN WATCHES, AT WARNER'SI WALTHAM W AFT CHES, AT 'WARIsER'S. . T 1 FINE I GOLD JEWELRY, AT WARNERS. • ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS, • AT WARNER'S.I - and lots of things too numerous to mention, at WARNER'S: Call and see him. you will save wenty per teat. in you purchases. w Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired, and Warranted. Patton's Block. A.. Id. WARNER. - Towanda, Dee,' , 1868. QMOKBD SALMON H ABZ ALI B UT & Beef. IIcCI NIAOKEREL, TROUT, WHITS. Cod-Fishand Herring. MaOABE &MIX. UTTER TUBS AND MONS, JJ sm, ready' let of April. libb, - IicOABE do mi7l. r P ' .Mtr , 31 1 " , 7•1 q" % . 1 ';;< ROOdding 101{0,4* • ' .711 I 4 : , 1i0.1.215 nod fft9 In, r 4mi IPiroit t To rADA , , „ 5 -, „It. Diasni In - • HARDWARE, IRON; macwas Juni WAGONMAKEIS vitt Ind Water ~ .' e ....,,_-, .. :000:4.04 . :'-i*MMI.N0,8, -i HUBB Y POLE, SPOKES, ?SILLS, FE141.0E3. BILL? HICKS, TOP LEATHER, DASH LEATHER, *IMIELIAD CLOTH, 81'1U/fa; is la . LES PIPE MISS, CIRCLES, BOLTS, 1 75 1 50 75 90 ANVILS, BELLOWS, and VIBES, At Codding, Russell & 6o's 400 40 MACHINE OIL, ROPE, LEATHER BELTING, BABBITT' METAL, GAS PIPE, PUMPS, and SAWS, ALITATII ON NAND CORN SHELLERS, FEED UTTERS CIRJRN POWERS. PLOWS AND ALL FARMING TOOLS, At Codding, Co'B. B Ul LDEB"S' MATEBIAL3, In large stock. Including NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS' AND OILS, LIME AND CEMENT, by the batree; CARPENTER'S, BLACKSMITH'S, And COOPER'S TOOLS, D.O P 0 N T'S POWDER, iSAFETY FUSE, AMEB' B:ECOVELI3,,PICKSIAND . • ' WHEEL-BABROWS. FISHING TACKLE and HOOKS 1 . 23 CI LA c al i , zg ; E. GO .: a Zgl 1 , fri 1 e _ . . - . ~. a . 1 . , r. . . a.l 4 . CC 121 E., z ICO -. 4 e. 1:1 ... . PI a 6 o I, 0 a, i• -1. g i ? g' 4:1 • -01 ,: i .2 .... r .2 L .. 0 t ~. . . g, It 0 1:11 : E. ) 3- DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE ; Universal Clothes Wringer EXCELSIOR MC* WRINGER. SILVER PLATED WARE, LAIA,LARTFRNS;BRUSBE3, GUNS AND 2- P TOLS. The largest St'Qsl4,of POCKET-KNIVES, RAZORS, :EICS.SOIIB,, AND ;TABLE CUTLERY, In Towanda. A Codding, -Russell d Co.'s. • ; xt I 1 § fl v. g 44 I. I 2 42 • e 4 'l .03 ' Eli g b,ga 2 s gilFo 1-1 Et g 1 SOLE AiENTS POE SANFORD & ORIENT% HEATERS. WS OFFER IRON, NAILS, GLASS, KEROSENE OIL, munusg,! SCYTHES,. HiRO FRth JARS, AT WHO'LKSALL Agents for Spas Him, Jr. SEWINGMLOHINE2 Towanda, February 15,1669. As f.0::::1.',i:..N.:1.L...L NEW4RDwARE STORE SIOCK OF 570PES Bier brought to thin place, among. which wi • be fining tip following STOVBS, "ltd. NESI CELEIR:ATED - ONEi3 I pie Only Agent in 7owanda MOBNISG GLORY. = Which are, ivithota exception, the best OUR OLD HOME, GOOD BARER, And ley cannot be Excelled. latf orm and Counter Scales, Kerosene Oil, STOCK OF HARDWARE SASH, Springs, Axles, • Nall Rods, • And all k Inds of Shelf Hardware, Which will be sold at the lowest prices. I would say to Merchants that I will at all times meet Elmira' prices. Towanda. Oct. 22, 1808. 300 CASES BOOTS & SHOES HUMPHREY BROTHERS three to their old' ctistemera and the general ASSORTMES7 GOODS P1A..1,1_, TRADE NORTHERN. PENNSYLVANIA T/lIR LOWEST RATES 5201 =And the WORK ' GUARRANTEED- SHOES FOR LADLES, .MISSES. AND CHILDREN, RECEIVED THE ONLY :SILVER MEDA Excellence -of Mantfaclure HEAVY OR LIGHT 1 CALF, OPERA, NAPOLEON,' Itungctrian and other Styles le tall and all] goods - Modejto 'Order by Experienced Workniel. Saddk4 Department 100 HORSE BLANKETS Carriage 4. Team lila rneas TRUNKS, WHIPS, Towanda, Oct.'3l, 1868. vE AOKNOWLEDGE WITH gratitude put Wore, 'old ohall show -elm dealing to the trade. . - Hada , le non, receivin g atatli A 74 . ;199 'Main -Streit ;The most complete Ppr which I am RATRBONES BRILLIANT, BALTIM OBE HEATER, • Heating Stowe made 1 exiCalso agent for the Cook Stores GARDEN CITY, I am also agent for Window Glass, Eash ,:Docre, Nails All of 'which will be sold at Manufacturers_ Prices To the trade I also keep constants y on bana a complete Of all kincs , connislal in part of Felloes , Spokes, - Iron, Tin Ware. AT RETAIL. public>, NOT ONLY. • THE . • LARGEST HUT BEET - TOR TUE That can be found In The stock Is offered at ZDWIITIG. BIIIIDB Awarded for At theL PARIS EXPOSITION 1867. JAMES M. BURT'S GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR, Either OUR OWN MANUFACTURE Lethe BUFFALO & WOLF ROBES; DE R EGISTER'S NOTlCE—Notice is hereby given, thaithere has been filed and settled in the offices( •he Register of Wills, In Ind for the county of Bradford, accounts of Ad ministration upon the following estates, els : - Mal account of .1 W Allen, adm'r of Aches Allen, law of Smithfield, dee% Final account of 8 D Bulmess, adm'r of- Rens/ Pitt, late of eiwinateld. deo 'd. Final account of affi. N Newberry. adm'r of WM. P Niwberry, late of Trorboro', deed.- ...Final account of Joseph Hornet, adm'r of Satan NoAffett. late of Towanda, deed. - Fioai account of Joseph Hornet and Olive Hollett, adm'rs of W H H Brown, late of Mon roe, dee'd_., Final account of., Perry L Decker find Ranh Decker, ex're of .James W Deci er, late of Mon roe. deed. Phut account of Bas sell Miller, gturdfserof Henrietta Miller. - Final account of B B Bansel;- guardian of Marl and James Y Hinman. Final account of 0 0 & L 13 Havens. adm'rs of Cbarlea Havens, late of Colombia, dee'd. Final account of 0 .1 Ohubbuct• and Pratt. admire of haat Pratt late of Orwell. Final account-of Cluildack,. guardian of J Hamilton. . Final account of! J N and II Cooley, ex'rs of Isaac Cooley, late of Springfield, dec'd. Final-account of A C Stevens,adm's of Sarah B Steven late of Connecticut, deed. Final account of Merge Birney, amr'r of Al bert Newell, late of Ulster, dec'd. Final account of J J Alorham, ex'r of Wm. Spalding, late of Pike. deed.. Final account of H Marsh and D L Platt; ez'rs of- James W Pratt, late of Pike, dec'd. /Final account of James E ll ett. ez'r of Bus Betty, late of Towanda. dec'd. • Final account of Fanny Brooks, gnirdlan of /Lary B Brown. Final account of Charles Chaffee. eit's Caleb . Inger son, late of Sbisheguin. dec'd. Final account Bobt. Bull, adm'r of Theodore- Arcot, late- of Monica dec'd. 'Final Account of P. B. Woodruff,,Gaardiazt of Newton-W. Bums. ! PartialAcconnt of E. B. Beckwith, suiminte• inter of David Griswold , lata of Wells. • Partial account of W .1i Walker and .7 V Kyaer, admire of Henry Kiser, late of - Athens twp deed: _ . —The appraisment of property set off by the Executors or Lc mintstrators to widows or children of the follow.og decedents : - Estate of James Phillips. • " Lorenzo Allen. - " " Ambrose Vanderpool, " " Sylvan= the. And the same will be presented to the Orplit ins' Court of Arbrd,contity, on Thursday, the etb of May next,- for confirmation and allowance.. H. J. MADJIA., Apr 1115,1869- • Register. pEOCLAMATION.Whereas Hon FARRIS B. STREETER. President Judge of the 12th Judicial District, consisting of the counties of Bradford and 13usquehatizus. and Hoes. Zenalon • Friable and J. W. Van - . Dyke, Asaociate Judges, in and for said Couny of Bradford; have issued their precept bearing date the 3d day of April, A. D. 1869. to me directed, for holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer, Gen eral Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas and Otphan's Court, at Towanda, for th County of Bradford, on Holiday, the ird- day 01 May next, to continue two weeks. Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coro ners, Justices of the Peace. and Conlitables, of the County of Bradford, that they be then and there in di* proper person, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, with their records, in quisitions and oiher' remembrences, to do those things which to their office appertains to be done ; and-those who are bound by recognisant or otherwise to prosecute against the prisoners who are or may be in the jail of Said County, or who shall be bound to appear atithe said Court ; are to-be then and thole - to prosecute apt nst. them as Shall be just.. Jurors are requested to be punctual in their - attendance, agreeably to their notice. " Dated at Towanda. the 6th day of April hi- the year of ..nt Lord, one thousand eight hundred and- sixty nine, and of the Independence-of the UnAO States, the ninety-second. WILLIAM GRIFFIS, Sheriff. • GM .ICENSES:-;—NOTICE IS. HERE - AA by giveh that the_following applications for - Licenses tor' Taverr s Eating Houses and Mer chant Dealers, have been tiled in Manatee, and that the tame will be presented to the Court or Quarter Eeseions, on Monday: May 3, 1969,-for the consideration of said Cpurt Els Worth Osborn, • Windham twp; J. M. Brawn, Wyli,'using twp. John Champion, ....Leßaysville borough. F. D. Chase, Canton borough. SI. B. Calkin, ''• Towanda born. Charles Day, ..: . - Athens „ i boro Oscar Decker, .• .• - Athens boro. Cl. H. P. Disbrow.; Vowandarboro. N. D. Fox, ,. Monroe boro P. T. Fergerson, Athens *p. L. D. Forrest, Smithfield twp. Geo. B. Frntchey, Wilmot twp H. G. Goff, • Towanda boro C. D. Holcomb ; - _ Leßoy twp. Charles Handy, Ridgbu twp Thomas.R. Jordon, .. Towand ry a boro W. L. Lewis, • ‘,.. Franklin twp P. Minos, ..- Monroe boro. Geo. Metlar, . . ' ' Canton boro W. H.-MeClellano, Sylvania boro. A. Mastm, Troy boro John H. Morgan, " Columbia twp. Peter H. Mackey, Wairen twp John M. Pike, ....,., Athens boro. Jacob P. Rodgers, Sheshequin twp N. SI. Reynolds, . Alba boro. J. P. Strong, - - .:,...Columbia tivp. Orin Stone, ' f Wells twp. Peter Sherman, - Overton tap John S. Sherman, Wysox twp. Daniel Sullivan, Towanda bozo Daniel Kellogg Albany twp. Emily Vanallen . •Springfield twr. N. B. Stevens, 'fro y boro. k. W. Smith, . Franklin twp ':A. K. Smith, " - - Towanda,boro. J. S. Thompson,.... .... : . Wyalusing twp Tuttle &, - Mather, Ulster twp A. A. Taylor, ' Rome bore. Win. Van brunt, Wysox tvffp. A. D. Vaughn-, Wilmot twp. John C. Wilson, - Towanda boro. , EATLNG ROUSES. „John Coleman, . Athens twp. Patrick Costello, - Towanda born. W. S. Craniner, , Monroe boro. Redmond Caton, Towanda boro.' Morris Clare, Ulster twp. McClelland lc , Adems. - ...... ..... Columbia. Oscar Coring, - . Wyalusing twp. Thomas Datm, - ' Athena boro. Barnard Dunn, Overton twp. George : Fin ton, • • Ridgbray twp. Dennis Fletcher, ..".Ttoy boro. Charles Grohs, .• Troy boro. i - Vm• Henry, , Towanda born T. W. Knowles..... . - Athens twp .H. A.:B.lff, ' Athens born _Geo. W. Mofilt,.., Towanda born John MeGuffie. jr., i Athena twp. Morgan & Wolf, ',Troy bor.) Samuel' N. Manley, Troy biro. W. B..Orwan, . ' ' Troy 'boro. Charles Rice,. - Herrick twp E: W. Smith, _ ~.Towanda born A. K. Smith, - Towanda born Henry Shaw, • Utst , r two. T. N.. Wilson, Alba boro Sl• A. Wall, . Athens twp Francis Watts, - Towanda born. MEECUAST DESLEES. • Colwell & Whitman, - Canton bon). Barnard Dunn, - • Overton twp Dennis' Me3Lihon, - Towanda born Shor ghessy & Co., -Tow. , nda bor, ; A. L. McKean, Towanda bar. R. F. Redingto,‘” - Troy born J. C. Robireson, - - ' Ridgbury twp Valle 4 Vanorder,- Troy. twp. W. A. I,'IIOIIAS, April 15, 18G9. _ • Clerk. Horse Shoes, Belting APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.- To Flit ahetb-Srm , trong.—No. 333, Dec. ter; ISs3' you are hereby notified that Win. IL Armstrong , yoar buSband, has applied to the Court of t7innmon Pleas of-Bradlord Coon. ty, for aAivorce from thd bonds_ of matrimony, and the Said Court has appointed Monday, t 3d day - of May, 1569..:t tw 3 o'clock, p. m., foe . bearing the said Win. A. Armstrong, in the premises, at which time snd place yon can at- tend it „lon think prppci. . AprilB, 1889. .Wlll. G SIFFII3, • lierlif.: • • A PPLICATION IN - DIVORCE.- _AQL To Wilber Pitlan.—No. 202, December term, 1868. You are:hereby notified that Theo* dote Pitkin, has applied lo the court of common pleas of Bradford Co. fora dieore from the bonds ot matrimony, and the said court has appointed Menday, the 3d day of May 1869, at 2 o'clock, p.Rit., for hearing the said Thedois Pitkin ,in thepremises, at which time and plate you can attend if you think proper. April 6, 1869. • , WM. GRIFFIS, Sheriff. A PPLICAUON IN DIVORCE.-- . To. Sarah Yompsou .—No, 221, Dec. term. - 1657. You are hereby notified that James Thompson, your huiThand, has applied to the Court of Comon Pleas of Bradford County for a disiTce- from the bonds of matrimony, !nd the said Court has appointed Monday the 3d day of May. 1869, at two o'clock, p. m., for hearing the:said James Thothpsera.in the pram. lees, at which tl me and place you can attend if you think proper. • WM. 011.1FPIS. . Aprlr 7, 1869. Sheriff. APPUb'ATION iN DIVORCE To Warren M. Dewitt —No. 161. Septem ber Terri, 1868. You- are hereby notified that Marta Dewitt, by her next friend Ass Andr ews. ties applied to the Court of Common Pleas of. Bradford county, for a divorce trum the bonds of matrimony; and the said court has appointed Mondoy-the 3d day of May, 1869, at 2 o'ciiicli•P• m., for hearing the said Marts Dewitt, in the premises, at which time and place you can at tend it you think proper. . • - WILLIAM GRIFFIS • April 5,1869. - Sheriff. , D RIED FRUITS OF ALL KINDS • IfcCABIE 4MIX. CHOICE FLOUR, all the grades - at the lotiest possible prices. Feb 34 McCABE A MIX. GREEN APPLES BY - IHE BAR let, Bushel, &c. • M CABS & MIX: gelid. 1392112 WIERIFFS BALI —By 'Mae of a. ILY writ of Lev. "%AUG ' ed eat 61-.. the Omit. of 'Comma Plead Bradtsrd, 112e1w0. old me aremak sill be Milmilta PQM ask. M the Court' Male fa bessendi of Towanda, lthedford minty, as TIMM alf. APRIL . • ism at : 1 11: aL., that Ibliinshig deserib. go lot, pleiceorlwrosi had et esteis 'fray ". um., anti bmifed anti by a_fmblie road, ea the east sad south by lesdrof IL' A. Ow. sad on the watt by lands of Rubes Class. Cattidai thy mine acres warn pircheadritkitt Weirdest:l • ed by Webs Case to Limbs A Owe Ibr 111. wait remainder to Wis. P. Cane .A rica P. Cam sod sf huge A. Cam, eaten which Ile sow enestad a framed dwelling ignme sad_offiey ler seizedand taken to assentios. at the nit of Potter Wanderly rt. Mow A. Qui Lobe , A. Case sad W. P. Case. Al4o.—One other lot, *foot Porool of ' load situate is Columbia twp.. afol bonded' es the north by land of P. L. Ballard. east by lend of W-n; Yong, south by land of ---- Vl*. mad west by_ land of IfeniU Baton& and —Plats. Containing ninety um more or less. being the lands sow betas -leg to Leptis A. Cue, Luny . IL Palmer, and Wet. P. Cur._ ALSOThe folk/wing ductibed lot, =e a - . parcel of land situate in Anaeoligtwp., north by lands of IL A. Case lad Lephe A Case, on the uses by land of IL A. Case. and oat the south by land of Anna Pierce. and on west by isa or the orate of Timothy containing Teti-ton acme more or ems, it he: Jug • tract rif_ilatha•luni belonging to Leybe Ann Cus. • Seized sad lakes is eseeatfon it the, snit of Potter & Weaderly vs. Ma* A. end Lopbe A. Coe.- All3O-1. cabin wood badisg belt for hotel, filmting on public ousts , Stnithdeld Centre, three stories high, b vinga treat MAO feet sad a Opt of 23 het oaths street leading: from Smithfield Cube to Botlington, with sr wiag attacked le the rear of-mid front, on the mid West, said wing being 20x114 feet, and two stories Met flotilla story of the wing being - 9 feet betwienjobte. the second •doey - 8 feet, and the third story being built for a ball-r00t.,: and is Abated upon a piece of Width the twp. of Smithfield. - ' - Seised and taken in execution at. the salt of Jennings lE Lyman coraustors ko.. vs. L. S. Arnold. hi..F. Tattle end A. C. Bentley. - • ALSO—By virtue-of a writ of VendZepoe the following deicribed lot, 'deft or parcel of land situate in Canton bore', and. bun Md 'ma north, south and west by lands - of W.S. Baker and east by landh babe to the' heirs or J. C. Hose, deo'd: C four area more or Leal, all improved, with a house, ands feir fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken in men** at the Salt of B. B. Mitchell it Co., vs. Wet Brew- ALSO—TM folkrwintemieribed lot. piece or parcel of land situate borough, end bounded on Ms earth= K. Clomp to eat by Flynn -Phelps, Jr.. moth by the public highway leading trod Burlington to Troy, and west by - lead of Mn. Julie Calkins. Containing onesfoarth of an Wili ng or les, all Improved, mitt:a tame house. and a framed drug store thereon. Seized sad taken into usentien at the snit of D. H. Sweeney,- now 'o use of Win. Wheatley vs. L. T'lloyse. ALSOBy virtu of a writ of FL Pa.. the following described lot, piece or parcel of land - 'Rasta in Armenia twp., bounded as -follows: On the north by lazobrof Mahe Knights, east by Andrew Monroe, south by J. D. Becker, end west by H. A. Case and Leroy Glass. Contain ing 53 acres of land more or km, about 36 acres Imp oved. with a framed house, framed bun; .end young orchard of Wilt trees thereon. Seized and taken into execution at atm:lt of Win Brehm vs. Abram D. Wilcox.• ALBo—The following described lot.-piece or parcel of land - aikido In. the Borough of ro• wand", bounded on the north by Gorge-Ott, east by Second street, south by BM a st., and west by land of C. L. Ward, being about-50 ft. on said second st. and 1411 ft . on State street, more_tess; with ' framed boom, framed barn, and stew fruit trees thereon, . Seised:rod taken Intoaxecatiosat the cult of -George fitt's use vs. James Mclntire. - ALSO—The following described lot. piece, or - para.-I,ot land, situate In-North- Towanda tarp. arid bounded un.the north. by the estate of John Simons, dec'd., east by Sager Creek. south .• by Edward Overton,and west by Wm. Malta.— containing 55 scree of land m or al e - or lees. about 10 acres Improved, with xi oldplank house - and a taw fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken Into execution at the fruit of Jacim Myers' admrli vs. Geo. Simons. ALSO—The folloWing described lot. Piece. er • - parcel of land, situated in the borough of !To wanda. bounded on the'. north• by lands t Charles Se•lum, east by 13econd at., south up James titoneman and west by an ing Ipo ieet front and 150 feet M•sp_. Cont a in-ng squsie feet. WON or lam with a , remed house and a few trait trees thereon. Seized and taken - inta execration at the salt of at. It. McDowell vs. Geo. W. Cition, ALSO— the following described lot, piece or earcel of laud 'Haste in BoathiCreek township, acid bounded-on the north by lands of A. Thom• ,t 1612, east by Harris Ward, louts by the estate ' ut ki Smith. dic'd., and west fry Win. H. Baed eker. Containing 100 sires more or less, about 50 acres.imyroved. with a log hope, (named ,urn, corn house, and a few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken into , execution at the snit of ti. 11 Leonard vs. Jumph O. Gordon. - A.LuO—lbe following described lot, piece or p reel. of land,-,sitnate In Sprthirtield township, bounded on thei_ north by land of A. Decker, need, tag by Geo. Lewis, smith by:the estidai ut bald A. De ker, and *rest by Wm. H. Suds ier. - Contatning 40 acrei of land, more of less; about 20 acres Improved, with two log houses,. and a few fruit trees thereon, netted and taken into executim at the stilt of W. value vs. James W. Benjamin and Lacy Ann Benjando. ALSO—the following described lot, plerg, or p arc el of land, Bhutto. in Boma township, h,ouded on the north by lands of Cm,' Buggll end Joseph Yought, east by 4. D. llimen.,sorath by A. J. and west b3r 'John BasseU and Tte mse 'fought. Contai .-ing 90 acres at land, more or less, about 70 sins imprived, with a teamed house, framed. barn- and shop, and few .rust trees .hereon.l ' Seized and tateninto execution at the silt of Bradford Beecher.ezecotor of the estate ef grecher dec'd. vs. Low H. Lent. ALso—The - following described/lot, piece, or parcel at land, 'Own in the bortingh of Troy, bounded on the northiby lands of Gar. east by Levi Bradford', south by Elmira meet, and west by N. If. Pomeroy. Containing one half an acre of land more or less, All improied, with framed hqnse, barn, and . a few fruit rind ornamental lOW thereon. • - Seized snd taken into execution' I the suit of R. R Phelps, now to use oflG. W. Ingham vs. C. T gem. ALSO—The following described lot piece, or - ' parcel f land, situate in the boro' of Troy, and bounded on the north by R. T. Redington, east by Canton street. ;Muth and west by DLL. carom:ban, being about 22 feet front on raid at and containing, 400 penaye 'set more or less, with a two story (brick front) building used as ,a bather shop thereon.' ALSO—The following described lot, piece, or parcel of land situate in Troy boro', bounded on the north by land of Elsner Pomeroy, east y agar reek, south by B. IL' Hobert, and *est by Canton street, being thou - 70 ft. tront,_ cnasid street, and about 80 feet deep. Con taiuiag 560osquare feer,-More or lea, with a famed house, with wood shed attached, and a few fruit and ornamental trees thereon. Seized and taken into execution at the suits)! E. Pumeroy's use vs. Joseph Jorolomon. • ALSO—The following described lot. piece or parcel of land, situate in the tarp. of &theirs, and bounded on theniirth and north-west by the state line between New York and Penn's, the Chemung river and lands-of the Junction Canal co., east by lands of Thomas Rogers. Wm- E. Moore, ant L. Olmsted..airoth by lands of Tim othy Rireen and Chas.-EL - Shepard; and west by lands of said Junction Canal Co- Containing ;50 acne; of land. more or less about 60 acres improved wtih two-framed dwelling houses one framed barn, and two orchards of trait tress . thereon. Seized and taken into execution, at the salt of .1 L. Bosworth vs. Solomon Bosworth'e achnes, and A. H Spaldinggciardian of airier child ren of Solomon Bosworth. deed. - e • ' ALSO—The - foil owing described lot, piece or parcel of land 'Matte in Burlington borough, and botinded on the north by land of A. T. Wheat; east by the mace of Addison ItclCesn, south by the Sugar' Creek road leading from Luther's Mills to Troy, and west by the. Ber-• wick turnpike. Containing oue acre of land more or less. all- improved, with a framed tav ern- house, framed dweftg house, framed ban'. framed blacksmith ahoKaoe shop. andia lot of fruit trees thereon. Seized sal taken lots socuticsi at the stlit d A. & J ts.l3ea 0. Hill, sal Atoms B. BM. ALSO—The following lot, piece, or parcel of land allude in the township of Albany, bound ed on the north by lands of Lewt. Jones, east by the south branch of Towanda Creek, south by:Orlando Haverty and west by the PaCktir Coal Lands. Containing 200 acres of land mom_ or lees; about 140 acres Improved, with framed - house, two framed band, blacksmith shop, and an orchard of fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken !damnation at the nit of C. R. Patch vs. A. Beverly. - dl bo—The following described lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the township of Her. 'rick, and bounded on de north :Nandi of C. 8. Rogersinest by the public Itwuy had. sag from Herrickvi ll e to South south by E. W. Wickizer, west by A. 8. Brown- " Con. tabling one acre,'more or less, with a framed hoax" ands few fruit trees thereon. Seized'and taken into execationiat the Bait of Eilocum's use vs. W. W. Rodgers, • WILLIAM GRIFFIS - Sherif. April 5.1868 • A DMINISTRATRIr - NOTICE.- ..Li. Notice Is herelil given that all pandas indebted to the estate of BYLVENIIS GEE, late of Franklin twp., are requested to make im mediate payment. and all persons having claim against wkid estate mustprosent them duly an thenticated-for settlement. LOVINA GEE, 1869. - ' Administratrix.. A _IIDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the mat. A ter of the Estate of John Bixby, cl;_ee'd, late of Col.unbla twpppin ted ..Bratitord County. The . anderldiroed_ Auditor by .the Orphans Colic of Bradfort _Ooantb_to ftfrib• ate mo . tlitlrends of the Isemrs to of laid attend to the dirties of :ids sip? pointment at rthrrolkoe of NUM &sabre% la es borottlit o f Troy. on l'aesdo the 20th dai or April, 869. a n t sae o'clock P.ll. All per , eons interested I saki tate mat sake. Ord= then or be forests &hand thereafter.their WILLIAMS, minor. March 17. EVERY GRAD OP SUGAR, by *CABS &IX:C.
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