Vradford-*tporitr.
LocAziludsAunt,tura.
tar Leav4ig—ibilAzies:Ai'VoVer
tan.
tar Work on the Catholic Church
has been resumed, • -
gyp- The Mite. Society of Epis
copal Church, holds its meeting tide (Wed
nesday) evening at 0.-D;lspreurrpi.`
Rev. M. cpanorpor stilted
on Tnesday,"'for _Newark. N. 4. to attend
the National Sunday School
O: A new "timetable" . tient into
elffec.l o44ke Penh 4.4 "S„ Y. on lion-`
day last. .
agi.. Col. fines has disposed of his
interest in the Meadville Veddy RepubllOon.
to the former Editor, Col. J. C. HAT.=
*ir Ex -Mayor FRissiz, or Makirs,
hsS so far recovered from his injuries, as to
beable to attend to business.
NO. Rev. DEXTER E. CLAPP, former
ly pastor of the E. Church, at Troy, Los
been appointed Consul to Buenos Ayres.
le- la BRICK POMEROY in town ?
We have heard antrgan on the Streets for
the past few dais.
IS. POWELL & Co. received last
week one piece of oil cloth which weighed
!Icelve hundred and sixty pounds. The piece
was eighteen feet in width.
lam' Tie -proprietors of the )ileans
House hare purchased a "buss," and will
carry their gusts to and from the depot in
city style.
tar ME. GRIFFIIR of this place, has
a weeping willow grown from a cutting
tikes from the tree over Bonaparte's grave
at St. Helena.
Quite a teMperatme revival is
going on in On•ego. Glad to ties brother
Bane, of the Gazette, one of the active
movers in the reform.
Cr. Jas. C. BURBANK, who ►cud
Medicine with Dr. Pitarr, in this place, and
who has been successfally, practicing tet
Pala, IR, for several years, kas removed to
Janesville, Wis.
Fes. The Mt . ( rent Sp.ilay Schools
of this Place itre to hold a union meeting in
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday after
noon next, at which Mr. Cnrrrrinimq will
exhibit his new "rabetnaftle Furniture."
CLIANGE - At the rect•ut E. Con
ference It hi at Reims(lale, Standing Stone
{from Rouse circuit) and East Herrick(from
Pike circuit,) were set to Wyalusing cir
cuit, and one minister assigned to Rome
instead of two.
M. Mc. E E. Dußois, the
Engineers on the Perm's &N. Y. R. , in
forms us th.t hiv hnime, in Waverly, was
entered on Sunday night last, and his
watch, money, and' several other articles.
ME
teVIWALLACE BULL; Esq., formerly
a lesid -ut of this place, and sell known to
citizeus, bus been appointed
Poqt Master at West Moridi,ffi; Conn., We
1...!i...ve 4 :dr': B. v. us removt-d froM the same
by "much abused Aunt.,,
E.S„,. H. A. BEEBE lEq , Editor of
h'e.- - Ette, paid us a Ebert visit on
lloiaLy last. Ile lugs just joined a temper
s,,citty, and 'we expect to hear of his
b iup tome I cut of the Democratic Party.
We shall be 1410 to wf-leotn, him into
I.IIOST A Fp E -Al).) , ;t 114,11 . past
five o'clock, on Suturd^•y morning last,
stunk: Was observed issuing from tla rpof
of ur. C. L. Dorcam's house, on Third
Street, but as Hr. D.'s neighbors are early
riser:4, they were promptly on the spot, and
'bite ceeded in extinguishing the fire before
much had been done.
ral„..Tht• Flee Baptisti-Cureh
of To i;nrora tby leave of Divine Providence)
will l (1,31 , ,:ated to the services of Almighty
‘to S ord.c. June Lth. 181 1 9. Opening
Se' 10':6 A. II ? Dedicatory SET-
Vie,?M 1 0 . 1.10 Ck. P. M. Several distinguished
pres.:nt.
By order of Committeer
A Forst-Cl.;ssEi. 1S Rusts.—A.
A. Tartu:', who li , ep.3 the Brick Hotel in
R.mie 1: is • anale a dccided im
provement Oa th;.- appe iraiicc of the estab
lis .meat—especialy on the inside. Go and
his - ta11,,,, ye hnngry ones ! "eat and
bo you will rise (if Sou dout
oat": tpo much) ralisfied that Mr. Tert.on
kai; ws how and -where to find good things
to e.tt, an.l that -I ga , , T....snori knows how to
prepare them. Xer will your horse• be
cheatsi out of his oats.
te - It will I'.e net•u by referring; to
an advvrtisemenl iu another column, that
the Means flonse will he re-opened on Sat
urday next. Daring the time this house
has been closed. it has been thoroughly re
paired and furnished from "cellar to gar
ret': with furniture of the latest and most
approved styles. The, new proprietors,
MeSSrS. JOEDIN & liorros, aregiell known
in this community, and any word of cora
men 'ation from ns is unnecessary.
Se - A Goon IsveirmENT.—No in
vestment, in a business way, can possibly
be nrtio; that will begin to compare in ad
v.uving the value of real eat UR, and in ma
king Our homes attractive to onrselies and
children. as the judicious setting oat and
care or Fruit and Ornamental Trees &e.,
about our dwellings. Onr home nn.r
serymen, it. M. Wimus, will supply yon
with anything yon want in his line at reason
able prices. Ho sets out and warrants trees
for our borough citizens. At'ention is called
to hi; advertisement.
t&- Xs C ItiFt ciammiced 'next
week, n good opportunity will be afforded
those in debt to this office to call arid set
tie, Dr send thttamoant of their indebted
ness.
W. also ask our friends in the different
Townships to make a little effort to procure
new subsprihers for the REPOIITZB. In Or
d:r to increase the circulationove will coia.
3 - tinne to take club subscription at odd rates,
until farther notice. Any person sending
us ten new subscribers will be entitled to
rrc Ace one copy free.
tom. PERRY R. PRATT, a well ;known
and highly esteemed citizen of Burlington
township, was found dead neat Southport'
N. Y on Friday morning last. It is sap
pn,-.TI he took the Northern Central cad, at
Elmira, on Thursday night or Friday morn.
mg for Tray, and that in some tuumontit
,wea•.,yho fell from like platform. Aslis
I,D 1r wAs badly braised and mangled, it is
Tiite possible that ha was 'dragged some
distan-.. , , over rho, ties. Mr. PaLTT leaves a
wit.; anti three children, besides a large
circle of friends and acqua t intances to mourn
lI jons,Kqe,:iinft „of-Act:work.
men em ployed in raising the zdi _ Road
Bridge at this pl ece, cut one of
quite seriously, on Fridsymondmi last.
Iggt. We noticed, the otherAsy,
several workmen hay engaged in pttitq;
up shelving in Cams= & Amuses Store.,
Attention to the wants Of their austorniie,
together with fair and honorable dealing.
hes secured for this house "an _ immense
trade, bouseqnently more room is required
for the sooontodation of the large assort,
matt of Hate an&Capi for the Spring trade.
ENE
web, the Washington correspond
ent•of the Elmira pally advertiser. Bays :
" Wm. IleGAsnmzett, othresmalja clam
notoriety, has entered, salt against the pro
prietors of the Washinsiion Repress add Na
gland Reimbitean, of this city, for publishing
'certain defamatory .articles respecting hie
claims. He lays hir damagrs at $30,000
each.
" Maw WAItD, Esq., editor - and Proprics.
totof the 'Expresi. is a native of Towanda,
Pa., and zn ouly sou of 0. L. WAZDEEts,
one of . this wealthiest citizens f that place.
a
He is gentleman of unquestioned ability,
and possealed of fine literary attainments."
Eeme,of the ablest friends of
temps ranee of this State, believizig.thatem
pe ranee reform a legitimate branch of Chris
tian efforts, and the prosperity of the Chris-.
Lien Church, and the highest welfare of the
people, were intimately associated with its
success, simonized, some two 'years since,
. .
•
'State Temperance U nion," to nevi on the
work from a religion sbasis. Ministers and
pio us laymen are employed-as agenis, who'
rely upon the Christian - public for moral and
pecu nary support. The laborers make the
pulpit and the Sabbath School their special
fleld,and thus far results are very encourag
ing. The board of managers have issued a
request to all ministers, as fa as possible,
to preach on the subject of temperance, on
Sunday, May 30. We trust the pastors in
this place will see the propriety of comply
ing with this very wise and timely reqUest.
is. The Wyoming Conference, M.
E. Church, which bas just closed its session,
made the following appointments foryysin
sing District : •
D. C. Olmstead, Presiding Elder ; Wyalu
sing, P.,11. Towner, J. B. Sumner ;• Nome,
S. Elwell ; Orwell; A. C. Sperry ; Leßays
ville, S. E. Walsworth ;- Llontso-e, K.
; Brooklyn, C. V. Arnold ; Springville,
J. S. Lewis ; Nicholson, G. Greenfield ;
Eactoryville, E. H. High ; Tunkhannock,
S. F. Brown ; Meshoppen; LoPeck ; Skin
ner's Eddy, E. F. Roberts ; -Alehoopany, J.
H. Weston ; Auburn, J. F. Wilbur ; ' Fair
dale, L P. j'owner ; Rush, W. Shelp ; liar
ford and S. Gibtion, G. Westfall ; Gibson,
G. IL Hsie ; Newton, R. S. Rose ; North
moreland, A. J. Arnold ; Windham, A. Brig
ham. is
Owßoo Disriucr. —Athens and Litchfield,
b. Personens ; Horn Brook, W. H. Gsvitt.
STILL AT WOllll..—RV . v. C. E Taylor
of Wyoming Conference has been ,pending .
two or three days with his friends in
Borne, visiting his aged mother now in her
eighty-fourth year. Mr. T. joined the M.
E. conference August 11th, 1842, his twenty
fourth birth-day. He shwa the wear of
twenty seven years of ministerial labor and
is now in feeble health. Since be joined
the confaipnce his !shore have been assign- .
ed as follows ; Pike circuit, one year,
Skinners Eddy 1 year ; TunchunnoCk 1 ;
Abington 2 ; Salem 2 ; Northnmberland 2 ;
Skinners Eddy (again) . 2; Hawley 1; Beach
Pond 2 ; OrwelL2 ; Windham 2 ; Barton,
N. Y. 2 ; Castle Creek N. Y. 2 ; A.bitigton
(again) 2 ; Little Meadows 3 years, is now
stationed for the coming confernce year at
nituey's Point N. Y.
He has received nearly fourteen hundred
persons into the M. E. Church, during his
labors as itinerant. For nearly the twenty
seven years - of .his ministry, he has only
been absent from his appointments four
Sabbaths (except , by sickness) . during the
whole time.
THE CELTEHE OF FLOWERS.-It bits
been said that few things -tend to express
the character and fortunes of individu ate more than 'the appearance of the window
blinds, and the brightness and cleanliness
of the windows of their dwellings. Noth
ing can be more true ; and we cannel but
feel, when this is admitted,
.that the same.
line of reasoning will be allowed with regard•
to-flowers. If we pass by *a house, even
though it be in a narrow,confined thorough
fare, and see upon its window-sills bright
rows of pots filled with gay geraniums and
bell-formed fuschias, we suppose that sure
ly in that house there must live some one
whose mind is not wholly choked up and_
deaderied with cares—one *to whom the
links are not yet entirely severed, which
bind the heart to.the loveliness of nature,
and who still appreciates with a tender care
the nweetest and most beautiful of her crea
tion. Or, perhaps, our thoughts taking a
sudden turn,, may imagine that s ibis lone
hearted creature,- who may have been ftl e ,
tered to his chateber for in maths or years'',
by lingering maladies, flies firma his own
acking pains and thoUghts, and seeks
among those very flowers which seem so
gay and indicative ad-youth and happy
hearts
_to us, a solace rind delight, w
simple things like these olen render to the
Wretched hearted and weary. Wherever
flowers are seen carefnlly tended, we ma'
be sure there will-be -found people of a re
fined mind. No one who has not a gentle
and'a tender heart can truly love ; flowers ;
and any' one who really does so, Worships,
it may be unconsciously, the Eternal One
who formed them.
te.. We copy the following no!ic-1..
of the funeral of the late - Col. E. W.' Mon.
ass, from the Bethlehem Daily limes, of the
13th:
The Fuld.= or THE LATE COL. Moaams.
—The funeral of CoL EMT= WRIGHT Mon.
oat?! late Professor of Mathematics in the
Lehigh University, took place from - the Sun
Hotel, at 4 o'clock this afternoon, it was
numerously . attended by the relatives and
friends of the deceased gentleman. .The'
Board of Trustees, Faculty and students of
Lehigh University, and the Masonic order
were in attendance on the solemn services,
The Masons met at their room on Broad
street, at 3 o'clolic,. and - proceeded to the
Sun Hotel where their place in the funeral
procession wan assigned them. The Ma
sonic services were conducted. by H. Spah
r= GOODALI, Esq. The reining were in
terred at the Nisky Hill cemetery, and the
burial services wore exceedingly solemn and
impressive.
Bovrn Barauarrar, April 17, 1809.
At Is stated Meeting of the Board of Trus
tees of the Lehigh University, held this
•day, the.follo wing preamble and resolution e
were unanimously adopted
Wnnizass, It hits pleased the Almighty, in
his inscrutable providinee, to remove by
d-ath from his sphere of niefalness in the
University. Professor.B. W. MONCIAN, LLD.
It is therefore • .
Resolved, That we desire to record oar
sincere sorrow for his loss, and our sense of
his excellence, as a skillful professor, an
honorable gentleman, and , a devout Chris
tian.
R.solved, That we offer to Uri. Idosaart
and to the family of the Professor ' ourhear
ty condolence and sympathy in their bd
reavemeot. • - • .
Resolved, That this preamble and accom
panying resolutions be spread -upon the
minutes, and.be published in the .Bellehem
Times and iforadap..
8 A. NOUN
A "TAbe Ea
gliah LlPloPeate• beought - lkiim to date,
Ondueted Chethes Knight, wild 9us# o
cloth gIIV-issuedin tri botmd voirmeir.-=;
The seholsrs cdilds nintutrY 'pronounce it
the 1 4100, 0 k ia.QJclopedia
*inn 'We new s = thalPPer!thki tor
e*i_l 4 14 4 taw.**
run of busbies" generally; and those_ who
regard the education of Utak ands= and ,
youth is Izaportant, dO well to
Ahenoseleee of • the , 0 14*tteiltY t° M et "
I the, work. It comprises ; hire vokunes on.
Science and Art, and Meohiudos; finely tl
lestrated„ 6 volurnes Natural History, ele
gantly illustrated, 7 vounies on Biography. .
5 volumes on History and Geography; 1 vol.
tune ham,. The volumes on Natural His
tory ore complete, - the illostrations numer
ous, finely , executed and especially stirs*.
iVe for children. • _
Host of Our young men can afford to pay
for one volume a month, and thus secure a.
valuable library, and that kind of literature
which must interest and elevate.
-The Same amount of information in sepa
rate works 'would involve an outlay of thous
ands of dollars. It brings up to the most
recent period every accession of knowledge
comics ted with the rapid progress in .Geo
graphical and Scientific:l. Discovery, end . em
bracing all the most desirable and impor
tant facts in regard to History and
grip hy, and tracing in due order the chang
es of public affairs, either commercial,legal
or social , •
New volume ready in Juno.
Almost double the number of subscrip
tions have been received for this work in
Towanda over any other town in the United
States of its size, and in most:cases of twice
its size, which. speaks well this botough.
- Non= —Those desirous of examining
the English cyclopedia, and who have not
%eon called upon, will please address ill()
undersigned, at the Ward House, until
Thursday, 3 p. m..
P. 8. lirrutoop;
Proprietor of the - work for the U. B.
ilnason, N. Y
MARR.I4I).
GOBI,--WOLCOTT:--Li Towanda, . Pa.,
April 22d,by Bev. B. J. Lusk, Mr. Preder
ick %Id, of Williamsport,' to Miss Mary
B. Wolcott, of Lite Held.
BARNS-MONTGOMERY April 21, at the
residence of the bride's parents, by Rev,
L B. Lake, Mr. Melville Barns, of Grin-
Ole, to. Miss Jane Montgomery, of Le-
Roy. .
SHOEMAKER—V i LSBREE—AptiIIO, '69,
.at Windham Centre, Pa., by Rev. Wm.
C. Peck, hlr. Lott Shoemaker and Miss
Della Elsbree. both of Windham, Pa.
STANTON—SMITH—ApriI 2S bt
Wind
ham:Centre, by the same, Mr. Silas Stan
ton, of Nichols, N. Y., and Miss Emily
Smith, of Windham, Pa.
RICHCOCE—WOODRUFF—Lt the Pia.
sonago, in Loßaysville, March 24, by
Rev. A. Brigham, Mr. D. B. Richooch,
• and Miss: Emma A. Woodruff all of Or
well, Pa. -
MATTISON—WELLS—At the house of C.
L. Squires, iu Heirick, April 4,- by Rev.
A. Brigham, Mr. Lymau Mattison and
Mrs. Lyda A. Wells, of Herrick, Pa.
DIED.
I3ILES—In Wyalusing, Bradford Co, P 4,
Aug. 27, 1868, Elijah C. son of Geo. Biles.
BILES—At Camptown, Pa., March 22,1869,
Arcatla.L. daughter of Geo. Biles, aged
24 years.
BlLES—ln.Wyalusing, Pa., April 16, 1869,
itfeo. Biles, aged 48 years, 8 months and
26 days. All of consumption.
Special Notices
Now the time to buy Wall'
Paper and Whitlow Shades cheaper than
ever offered in Towanda, at CALADIS & B.ug-
BEM April2B.
CEO SAvo your .roney by buying
Fruit at the Cheapest Store in torts.
April 28. - G. g. WOOD.
*Air
100/- The wants of a community
like ours requir9s a great variety of articles,
and to supply F these WICKHAM 4 BIACH
have added larcely to their assortment and
are willing to 'add still more if needed.
House Iteepers, wishing any article for
me or ornament can be supplied ; if to be
had. Plated Goods of any patterrcordered
on short notice. • Glass engravedArith in
itial or name. afir29lW. •
POW SALE. —A hone and 'lot on
Maple St.. recently occupied by Mra. La
port. Enquire of G.' D. Mcurrmau.
Towanda, Aril 28th, 1869.
•
ta.. The zvneral satisfaction of
parties using the Improved Singer, embol
dens us to urge on every body the impor
tance of trying one of their first o'ess Sew
ing Machines. It will cost you nothing to
try them. Ladies come to the Agency and
see how tleantifuny work can be done.
Agency •at \Vrcng&it & BrA - CKS
Store; apr29lw.
A MAIIMOTH ' STRAWISERRY —The cel«.-
brated Dr. Nieaise Strawberry. It bits been
grown to weigh 12 to the pound. Plants
by mail or otherwis-, GO cts - per dozen.—
Plants in pots, 15 eta each. -A large list
leading strawqsrries for sale. Send for de
scriptive circular and price list.
IL Id. WELLES.
Towanda; It April 26.
Mc()Aux & Mix have jußt re•
ceived a large quantity of PusuCrnza Vox
ozn, which they aro selling at reasonable
rutes. April 21.
tar A- meeting of the. Bradford
County Medical Society will be held at Dr.
Mason's office. Wednesday, May stb, 1869.
April 21.-2 w L. D. - MoNirsaTE, Belly.
iter List of.tho names of pPstione
drawn March 10, 1869, to bo Jurors for May
Court, commPncing Monday, May 1869 :
9IIAND 317EOHS.
Albany. Portia Wilcox ; Burlington torp.,.
Zopher Morgan ; .Canton, Lewis Wheatland.
Robert Lilley ; Franklin, Mathew Marshall;
Leßoy, M R Annable ; Pike, Asa Stevens;Smithfield, C F Coffin ; Shesheqiin, Choi;
Segar. Milton Elliott, L J Culver ; Sylva
nia, Thos McCollum ; Standing Stone, B
W Ennis ; Towanda Borough, H
bank, ,Wm Chamberlin,' J Delay Montanye,
Albert Long C M Manville; Towan us North,
Richard Horton ; Tuscarora,' D D Gray Jr.,
David Baldwin; Troy twp., Stephen Wilber;
Terry, Alva Crandall ; Wyalusing, Edward
Wells. - •
TIILV.EIIS jour—lar wens. . .
Asylum, Alvin T Ada, Isaac Ennis
Daniel Cook ; Athens twp., J L Elabree,
John Woodworth ; Athens. born, John P
Blood, A F Campbell ; Albany, Wm Allen ;
Burlington west, John Ballard ; Bprolay,
Isaac 0 Blight; Columbia, -Binder Wolle,•
Cornelius Mosher. We ft Gnat% . John El
Calkins, S M - Peckham ; Canton twp., Da
vid B Barnes ; Leßaysville, H Marsh ;
Leßoy, A G Kelley ; Monroe twp., Wm J
Mason ; Orwell. Charles Beers ; Overton,
Daniel Haverly Jr.,,; Pike, Jamie Geltulta
Borne twp., T J'Archer ; Rome boro, W 112!
Ooolbaugh • Bidgeberry, Volney Foramen ;
Standing Stone,'Hiram Gordon - and-Wm
Stevens ; Sheshequin. William Patterson;
Springfield.L Porter; Smithtleld;J - D Tea - by ;
li•oytwp,Datias B Manley,Olivar
Thomas Porter; Trig boro, Moses Guaira,
Wm Orwin ; Terry, Geo Richards ,•. Towan
da bora, Emanuel Kromer, Allen McKean ;
Towanda twp., Geo Scoville, Amasarratch
ey Wyx, John W Pool, ohn ;
Wilmot, Joseph N Gamble. J John Comes
-
key, 0 S Stowell ;
.Wells, Omer B Brained ;
Wyalusing, Hiram Elliott ; Windham, Jo.
Rept' A Dairen.
Tait= itlllY-2ND MEM
Alba. Um, V 3i Wilson, ham Wilson;
Athens to., Willi Underhill ; Athens
A 0 Sash. J W Comstock, John Saltmarsh;
Asylum, 0 D Chamberlin ; -Albany, Alex
English ; Burlington west, Fred Johnson;
Barclay. D M BfcCraney ; Canton - boro,
John W nix ; Canton twit, Wm Owen, WI.
ton Greenleaf ; Colombia; Daniel Bradford;
Franklin, J L Jobmutin ; Granville, William
McKenna, Gilbert MaNanght ; Hen*,
Richard Hillis, John Lafferty Home
bore, 8 8 Hinman ; Pike. 'lB Gregory; BM
shequin. Geo Chaffee ; Smithfadd, N F Tut.
tie L - Terry, -E G Terry ; Troy boro, B'-W
Pomeroy: John H. Grant ; Towanda born,
Chas D (kn. David Rahm, Clinton Shaw ;
Toirpia twp., Mahlon Swartwood: ; Wynn;
Henry"' Vanßrunt ; Wyrdnain& . George
Biles ; Warren, Jame Morel, Women *lip
,
Rkro - /11:01118110/1 ►ditiOn QUlhe Fm
Na theboto',ot.Towsuida.-,
In the fitets oftiteasylviade, it the caciee;
of bow te'tblllards:7 at
Taoans • gtiestiirt
- -4
u.a
13101
. • &On, — 5 6 , 660 oo
Do .- oniati;l", 1,950 00
Disking Rouse, Rurnittunund
MAU:ft A• t O O O 0 0
ow foal re 4 "minix!B a reaerie
agents, ' - lATI/ 69
Do Rodin:tug Beats.
D • .
.Bankers.' • 2,872 .90
Durrentexpences and taxes... - 9,476 02
Cash Its - - 2,650 '93' .
_Dept Tender Notes on hand.. - :25,328:00
"Bills of other National Banks. • 12,942 00
Remittances ' 121 44
Specie • • _ 241 , 95
LIABILITIES $44 ! €1,357 33
Capital $125,0020 00
Surplus Fund ' 32.000 00
Profit and loss"• , 17,535 02
Circulation. - .1 110,320 00
Individnal.DePosits ' 1- 163,056 89
United States Deposits ` . .20,169 99
Duo National Dania 275 43
$468.357 33
I, N. N. Barrs,..ln., Cashier of theiFirst
National Bank, Towanda; do solemnly
swear that the above statenientis trne to
the best of laylnowledge and . belierN •
• N.. N. Bs:rm. Jr, Cashier.
Coanzor=-Attest-0. S. 1117310M4
F.. T. Fox, I
I •
(sons &Una,
• • Directors.
Sworn-andsnbseribed before me-this 22d
day of AiL 1869."
WH. WAnasFt. Notary rablio.
--0.-=
MIL. Dr. Wurner,i' well 'known to
our readers as a port* Lecturer upon'
Phyaiology. and an eminent Physician and
Surgeon, vill be at the Hotel in Lellaysville
on Tuesday, May 4th ; Ward House, Tow
audit, Wednesday, May
,fith ; American Ho
tel, Smithfield, Thursday, May Gth.
Dr. Warner treats,anccesafally,all Chron
ic Diseases, and performs all kinds of Sur•
gical Operations. Special attention given
to diseases of the Eye, Ear, and Cutarri).— .
Consultation free. Apr. 22-2 t
I=
ie. Mr. nor Pegs leave.) to pre
sent his thanks for the very liberal patro
nage heretofore extended to hint, and to in
form his friends and the.public generally,
that he is fully prepared to furnish private
tamilies or larties with anything in the line
Of Ice Cream, Confections or sweet meats
on very short notice. Store, No. 3 Patton
' April 21.
=I
I.O§T, somewhere between
Scottsville and Towanda, a long Waterproof
Cloak. The finder will be suitable rewar
ded on leaving-it at this °Mee.
April 21.
1e36 TRIAL LIST . for ;11 , ty T,
18G9 '
Decker et: al. vs. Long it. aL
Stockwell's use vs. Lindley
Mingos vs. Pollock's heirs....
Kiltgore vs. Furman et. al.. .
Smith vs. Storrs et. aL
Vanderpool vs. Vanderpool
Mamellus ve. Wheeler
Spear - 1 sob. vs Grace Adm's
do. do.
Harris vs. Wright Gar
Russel) as.
McCauley So 1 Sub v& Mroran 1 Sub case.
Gibson 1 Sub va. Gibson 1-Sub
do. 1 Sub ve. McCauley ;;
do. 1 Sub vs.McCauley: I.sub
Saltsuarsb vs. Wright Gar 1 Sub..
Harris vs. do.. ' .`
do do.
Wing & Mitchell vs.. Wells & 8100 d... .case.-
Noxell vs. Towanda C. 4 L Co; sci fa mf:rt.
Wells 1 sub vs. Shepard 1 5ub.....
Lent vs. Prince 1 sub fa.
Lent vs. do • .4
Bur vs. Kriso
Whitesman &o vs. Mundayl sub...apßeal.
Miller vs Tanner.... sci fa.
'Gill Vaub vs. Towanda Township , l sub debt.
11e..ington 1 sub vs. Person.. ....appeal.
Lamoroux vs. &Ilea et. n 1..., ...trespas.
.L.wis vs. Jackson et. al. ' sci fa.
Bisbree vs.- Blood et. al. 1 sib appeaL
Patterson 1 sub vs. Griffis et. al.-Isub..tres.
Johnson vs. Jones & Webb 1 sub debt.
Lovett 1 sub vs. Algers adm's case.
Kiser vs. Braino 1 sub 41ppeal-
llidgberry Towusbip 1 sub vs. Oar?
.• doer &o 1 sub debt.
Crowley vs. McCarty et. al. 1 sub .tree.
Record 1 sub vs. Walbridge 1 sub:... eject.
Cowell vs. Andrews do case.
Goodrich vs. Smith 1 sub
McNeal 1 sub vs. Saiith 1 sub - trover.
lit Bro's vs. Ballard .....debt.
Tracy & More vs Smith -' sci fa,
Decker 1 sub vs. 'Ladd 1 sub .......appeal.
Davidson vs. Davidson. .... eject.
Myers 1 sub vs. Griffis , 1 8ab..., tea s.
.
Smith vs Whittenhall & Co.-- appeal.
Macollalf vs. W.hittenhall & C 4 appeal.
}Riven 1 sub vs. Ball 1 sub
Lewis vs. Whittenhall &Ca..
Armenia twp.,vs. Burnham;s-Shermart debt.
Manley vs. Griswold 1 sub: appeal.
Murray 1 sub vs. Wright Ate 1 sub. —case.
Howard Ex Co vs.Bruine Gar 1 sub... att ex.
More vs. Riff Sri fa.
Carman vs. Hill et. al. 1 sub
Butler Co vs. Welles 1 sub.
McQueen 1 sub vs. Dsbree...
Parsons 1 sub vs. Russell....
Passage 1 sub-vs. Martins adin 1 sub.. ease.
Pike et ul 1 sub vs Swith et. al eject.
do. - do
Prince vs. Baxter 1 sub. ' appeal.
Sullivan 1 sub vs Kennedy .att ex.
Spring 1 sib vs. P. N. Y. Canal &
R. R. Co - damages,
Aspinwall vs Tears „ tres i
Coppinger &c 1 sub vs. Welles debt.
Washington twp vs Smithfield twp..appeal .
Suhpsonas Returna`de on Monday, May
10, 1869 at 10 u clock A. M.
_ _ WM., A. THOIIAS, Prothli.
Mr We have a secotal-band Mau
nfitatuing Machine, in good order, suitable
for sewing leather, would give. good satis
faction to a Shoe or Harness Maker, or
Catriage Trimmer. - We ludil sell it at a bar
gain. ilVicrauu & Btacs.
March 4.—tf ' . .
Mir Sewing Machine Thread , ,
Silk, Oils, Needles dm, kiipt et the Sewing
ilachine Agency of Wickhsm & Black.
March 4.--tf
Skr NATHAN TrnD,
Justi&! , of the
Peace, in office withE. Overton dr., front
ing the Court Honse,and. over Pettis it; Co's.
Store. . Feb. 25.
'STORES AND. OFFICES TO RENT.--The
subscribers offer the stores and offices in
their new Brick Block, !nested on Bridge
Street in Towanda, Pa., for rent.. These
stores are built in She 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
Goode, Clothing:Jewelry or other trade,
and it is believed that the locaticra will be
found equal to any other foi business. 'The
two upper stories ore fitted tip into suites
of roams with every convenience fot Offices
or 'family OSA, ancLara finished ill: the best
style.. Application m.ty be madelin person
or by letter to ' Gnmernuf t Rims.
- Towanda, Starch 30.-7 w
CQIIE THIS bPIIING.—:-Aitcy 'tiny: fruit
or ornamental trees or other Nuriery IRO&
that' may be "due to yon ; to replace any
trees that you may have bought of me, and
warranted, that have faded to, live.
Aprills, 1869.-3 w IL - 31. Wsiza-
.
, Fel SALE .CHEAP.-A. new house
pleasantly located on the Main Street near
Got. G. F. Mason's dwelling, lot 53x187.
Also, a house on. west side of Rail Road
Street, near to .Cash's Planing Mill, lot
120x150. Posts:Mien given immediately. ,
Silo. J. Gnivrrrzia ; .
Match 29.-7 - - " .
Nottog.—All persons - indebted to
to the lota firm of d. H. & W. T. Hinton,
are hereby notified that- said Indebtedness
must he settled within thirty days frpto
date hereof. W. 'T..irrou
Terrytown, Arnifilfith, 1869.-3te
FROTP.TREES.--if - jroil went ti bay
gOod frilitend ornamental frees. shrilbs.
vines, .tc., at fair - prices, ,- . and at the same
time save from 25 to 100 per Gent:, arid be
secured from the eltortiems end impositions
of traveling - N.- - Y. - Nomery Swindlers:: then
send to B.M. Wzrass, 'Towanda Nursery,
and bay what yorrwant. Trees.reatlylor
delivery from and after April.2cl - : -
April 15.-3 w
outrnr.—By late act of Cangroo
Soldiers _who Enlisted for three yearn' awl
received may $5O bounty, areentitiekto
$5O Apply. tolf. B. MOREL%
Off* over UM (3O.ll t /111901101Ourt
Fresh Pipe .14410 e. Bananas' .
,thaugcs and Lomas just received at Geo.
M. 104, YPtik besot& Ve *
Giusti,ifitiraT,9f sit Ainde,
ireget4eto sold 4 - cost few data
*lnger- Nist4#6lNibllct
Atoll 28.1 GrA.X...WC07.11
- . . .
ItiTna A `-TRENII - : teach=
er of Vocal,and Itistruinestal Music, laesa
"carol the Agquey or the celebrated &ha
Pianoese
Pianos have m eintained their reputation as i
firatcheer Planos,, for More than 30 years;
they have been awarded *the idghest. ,pre
minute, and are how' admittedto be the fin
eat and aunt - unproved .Pianos. '
made in the country. Also .Geo. A. - Prince
Jr,Co's On and Melodeons. '
Towentls,•April 28, 1868.—1 t ' •
tWashingtion Correspondence ot the Phila.
• delphis; Freeing Bulletin.]
THEPza OPDX TUB Willis • 110131111/.—Tho
grand phosp smede for the White Howie by
the Schoemacker Piano Forte Manufacturing
Company of Thiladelphir arrived this morn
ing,. and Was placed'in the Red ROOM. Ides:
Grant was highly 'pleased with her sago
tion. : His a full-coneart grand, in a meg.
nilicent rosewood case, with pearl mould
lags, exquisitely finished„swth enameled
plate - beautifully ornamented, keys of the
purest ivory, with the makertineme inlaid
with gold. The tone of the instrument is
'richand powertal, with mat 'depth end
sweetness. and the whole affairreflects great
credit on the well known maker. It is the
custom to refurnish the' White Mouse every
four years,: and it is always smatter of great
competition". between the leading manufac
hirers to secure, the contract for the White
House piano.
The Messrs. Chickering, of Boston, were
sue/waste' for aunty yea" but on the woes-.
don of President Lincoln, he made choice
of a piano from the manufactory of Soho
meeker .36 Co., Philadelphia.. This instru-
meat, now eight years old, and is still very
fine, and has been greatly admired by thou-
sands who have touched its delicate keys
andlistened to its sweet notes. It will bo
removed
, i to Philadelphia by the Messrs.
.Sithomacker, and placed in their warerooms
to be kept as a relic, where the public can
.have an opportunity to see and hear it.—
Often the departed Lincoln liktensd to its
sweet Strains, which no doubt cheered him
in his gloomy moments. It has truly be
come historic, and a valuable relic it is.
For three successive administrations' has
Philadelphia teen favored in tarnishing the
grand piano for t:ie White House. This
speaks well for- your , artisans, and proves
that in this difficult branch_ of industry,
/ your city can claim the. first honor.
Sue anemia.
P BAse MThNtso AMERICAN 000H
INGSTovE.—Alotz impßovEsizmis AM? , Two
mono rextors.—ii.fttt long . series of expe
riments, we have added the:Pase Burning
erineirde to this already wurld-renowned
Stove, by • MOill'i of hot air chntabiirs . in
front nal of ill of the tira-lmx; and n
regulator at the pipe. e filar. With this im
provoment we accomplish the following re
sults
IESUO.
appeal.
.. eject.
appal!.
tres.l
...rep.
appeal.
. sci fa.
Ist k coal fire can be lcopt all winter by
replenishing the fire twice eiery twenty-fenr
hours.
2d. A continuoils fire can be kept through
the winter with the consumption of less
than 20 lbR. of coal in 21 hours, and the
oven kept in bating order a large portion of
the time.
att. ex.
3d. The cos! will be thoroughly con
sawed without the usual amount of cinders
and clinkers, and the aurtriiicace of dump
ing the grate every morning to mak 3 a fresh
fire, avoided.
4th. For a wood fire, with two moderate
sized atlas of dry wq&i, a firs can be kept
froth 15 tO 18 hours without any trouhre.
Thie will be fouad the greatest improve
ment,_a yet ade in Cooking Stoves. It has
all the wl, antages at seat-feeder with much
greater e onomy of fuel, and without its in
conveniences. It is fully secured by letters
patent.' ilamitaStared by i . . ,
utt et
6 II
Sanaa, Pacsaan & Co..
I •
17 and 19 Green SL,
Albany, Y. Y.
For sate by Connuns, RUSSELL, &C., To
wanda. Pa. ,
.A.pril,27, '69.
!On. MisECEI - WAKEZTWOOD . & 'PRATT
having opened S. new stock of Millinery, in
Monroeton, respe'etfully iuvite the ladies of
that place and viciu l ity to call mid examine.
Particular attention givep to straw work.
April 21, 1889.-2 w
•
THE LOVFIN OF FLOWEEE.-SiE
curely, thanking my customers for their very
libend patronage during the past imars.
have much satisfaction in informing them
that have this season a large stook of
Plants, such us Roses, Geraniums, Pushias
and others too numerous to mention here,
either for house or garden culture ; Also
'now reany a large supply of early f abbnge,
Tomatoes, Peppers, Egg plants, and others
in season. :
Orders from unknown corn spondmits
must invariably Le accompanind a re
mittance or resl'ou*ible reference.
MU= MiX.
TOM - 1:111a, Brad. Co, Ps. •
..trey
. MEM.
scila
Case.
April 21
F 0 R•
—A fliv.t. fi,q; Map:6 tau
-. Slain St. Empire of G. D. Monranyn. -
- Towanda, March 24:- .
Nam abliOrtiagmints
TO WANDA MARKET
01,E ALE
r...,tiected every Weer esday by C. C. h.TC II .
it ject to changes dory :
Wheat
Rye
Buckwheat...
Corn
Oat. 4 ....
Beans
Butter (Ro
35
13
50 a, GO
8 00 a •10 00
20 a) 22
2 50 0 , 300
Wvorrra or Guars.—Wheat, GO lbs. ;
Corn 56 lbs ; Rye. 56 lbq ; Oat 4, 32 lbs ;
Barley, 461bs ;
Btokwbeat, 48 11)5 ; Beaus,
62 lbs ; Bran. 20 ohs ; Clover Seed; GO lbs ;
'rimrittiy Seed, 4f lbs ; Dried 'peaches, 33 .
lbs ; Drie l Apples, 22 lbs ; Flax Seed,s6 lbS.
do' ( Dairy )
Eggs ..... . . .
Potatoes -
Flour . . . .
Ham
Onions
Crrta TAers.— • l'hr following k the
Time Table of the 'Pennsylvonia aud•New
Stork Canal and Rail Road Couipatiy, which
took effect on Monday, April 26, 1869: •
8017THIVAZA
P.M. P.M. A. AL
Gl5 115 8.40
....GM 1 . 30. 8.55
7.03 1 . 43.......9:08
....7:18 158 ...9:23
.....7:40
Noaravnnn.
A. M. PAL P. NI.
.... ;8.10 . .....12:45 • 5.20
....7:50 12:25 5.00
.7:37 12:12 4.47
7 , 22, 11:57 412
..7:00 11:30 410
JOHN P. COX, Superintendent.
MILNER=
ATIMIS .
Maas...
MATER..
TOWANDA
Vinvrasor
ATITESR
Sluda
ULSTEII,
TONVANDA
EE r is
is hereby Given that ail ifernor.a indebted to
the . .74tale qt'..Ott. ;%?,, dee'd., *kite Of
Wsainning twp. are requested to make irumedl
ate optima. tvitheut delay, and thane hArlnfr
Maim-n*omo Said estate mast nrevvnt them
dulyaothe tieated for ,ettleinent. •
is A.
,t F.xeentore...
i)ril lA, 11563 -*
•
W• HERSEY Air. AIM Ns,
COUNSELLOR A7' /..1.0 7 .
Alan's NOT.titY PliftLlO, resident 11.,,t . he.
borotigh 1 . 1) . 7Ar0i1. PA.. for acknowledg nQ
'the Eseention.of Deeds, vsktrtaaaea„ Letters of
%Attorney, Wi It “Cootraels, lavitA, Pen
, one, Papers and other Legal Ins , rGinente
24, Itl6p" -
n AITTIONT.=-117:hereas' w ice SA-
Oa Ran 'lily - bed -end hoard without
„just rause or tortivtie tlon,all peraltii stet here
by ferhhrhsrhorinsc (#r tru•tipg hPr on thy rte.
coma. as I will ply na debts of her ematmetieg
alter this date' . C. W. q, - lipEc.
.' APril -11,)69.
E M LOCK t 1.UM8611. LATH :
SEISSOLFi..-A prime article of nom
Floating, Scantling and Timber of .alcoost any
length and dimenstoni. Also say .quantity uf. .
bath And the best Sewed Shingles, manufaetnr•
ed in the County, can IT suppllo I to. tiarties for
bnhdlag - purposes upon Ebert notice and upon
the:Mast reasonable terms, by leading their or:
deft at the Towanda. Coal Yard, or with Tnos.
M. WOOIROt F, Fri , nt the Towanda Coal Co's
Defeat:-
• Trarands.llarah 25, 1859.-6ni -
MACKEREL TROUT, WRIT
JIL Fab, Cod-Viel utri Herring. .
MaCABS & MIX.
-11CtUTTER TUBS AND F1R1C,1258,
nao, reply 10,or APTIL , -
11 0 11 04 80 4 - 40.:
, •
4141,Seit & Co
•
,_ •
-, • -
Ct)dding,; -
. _
=EM=BIME
TOWANDA, Pi..
kwi.),p fv.4tizEt„.,,i
''BGACIKSSnTHS WiO,OSMAKAn
- RW Bnd bU kin& of
CARRIAGE . TRIMMIt4OI3I
FELLOWS. • BEAT }UM.
TOP LEATHER, DASH - LEATHER,
ENASIELI,E9 CLOTS, SPRISGS & AXItES
PIPE BOXES, cinues.
AN 1 111.9,
At Codding, Russell '&.Co's.
MAURINE OIL, ROPE,
LEATHER BELTING,
• BABBITT METAL,
PUSIPd: SAIrS,
CORN z:•LIELLER:.;. I , FEED CUTTERS
CHURN PoWERS, PLOWS
AND ALt. FARMING zott.s,
At Codding, Kuaseld 4° Lb 's.
BUILDERS' MATERIALS,
NAILS; GLASS,,
PAINTS AND
LINII3 AYD CE#NT, by elw bane!
C.ARPENT.ER'S,
And COOPEWS TOO.PS, j
P o T'S I'o WDEIt;
eIES' SHOVELS, ,PICKEOAND
FISIIINd TACKLE and . ROOKS
. i- , r) t '''
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0
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CC cd 0
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.1
DOTY'S WASHING NACHINE ;
$ 1 50 175
1 05 n' 1 10
. 65 a 75
89 a 90
60 e 65
250 n 400
35 a'
Universal Clothes Wringer
EIXC ELSIOR BENCH WIIING EH.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
LAMPS, LANTERNS, BRUSHES,
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
PPOKET-KNIVES, RAZORS;
:TABLE CIITIJERY,
At . Cod-cling, Russell Co.'s.
r. ; •, . ck. 9
. te,_ = • 0. GI - 8
} 4 l i 5 -' t t `4l
It ir 4 %' & 4 re ..,Z •
,f 4 c, 5 . 11:. H WO 4
4. 7a c 4 N_ —. ag 9 r._
ta Cz4 P&I 1
C.- & d co .
.-. tip IS 2 R.
1 0
I . 2 z .. z i. 4
...% 6.•
1
2 , o 2 .4 .
~ aella : 1 •
I &.: t v W ..1 " ,--..
=I CC C 1) Ad %.. V. 4
4 - 1 2 . 0 10 al 0
4re l : 4 aO. : 0
'' 4 CI ea "X. ed
.ii it • r, ,,, ' 0 DI , .
ea
E 4 1
d 0:1
60 •
SANFORD & ORIE 'L.BEATERS.
IRON;
K.it,OSENE, 011 4 yARNISIT;
SCYTHES, ' FRUIT '.JARS,
AT WHOLZSA.LE
SE N , G, , -fit:A 0111 N
nettiits
iRpN,
STOVES, ec.
HUBS, POLES,
SPOT ti, THILIA
BELLOWS, add VISES,
GAS PIPE,
ALWATII iN lIA`D
IM=:1
In loge EtoCk.lucluciing.
";;BAFt-rf Frs;
WEIEEL•tiaRIIOWS
The largest Stock of
MDIS.SORS, AND
In -Towanda.
BOLR AGENTS, -.F044;;?,'
.IY_E. OFFER
Agents for Elt4a Hot e,-Jr.
OM
-s;~lti~cdlc~nca~...;
A_::s':V:li?'-'-iX - 1 - ' - --W;(4 - : - . - itit
liviriiiewin mg"' •
MEI
iiEw;IiAiiDWAREsfoRE
N 9. Hafri Streit
Into most complete
87OCK OF-870,VES
=iE
gir ei brought -to Ms' plicA, aUtoug which wit
be found tbaollowlog
ELJEBBATED -coNks
For whirb lam
The Only Agent. in 2oivanda
11011NING GLORY,
RAT.HBONEB BBMT.IANT,
TVhia are, ir4houtrezzeption, •Me best
Ilialing 510u0.8.. made
latkalso agent for the 'Cook Ettiei
OUI OLD HOME,
ctrY:
And they cannot be Excelled.
Lam also agent toe;
latf °rut and Counter 'Scales,
Keretie.
Wi; lbw onass
All of which will 9cr'si , ll 11,
Manufacturers .Price#
To
I aL+a ket,p-contane y ui
,a_con'pleto
STOCIZOF HARDWARE,
SASH,
pt
.411 kiwis; p tri.
I
'•
Sprivigs, 1 •
i 411e3, ;1 : -
i_. Fences, „
: •
' • • I ro9,- i
!I eirso Floes
Vail Rods.,!
Tio Wale
And all k fads of Shelt H ardwatt, V6lllOl Wi ll
be sold w the liiwest price.. I 'would say to
Mei-clients thst I will at all. times me 4 Elmira
prices,
Towattda. Oct. 22.,IbtiR.
300 CASES BetoT's .&.:SBOES
AT RETAIL
HUMPHREY BRCITIIETRS.
Offer to their old enstotoera and the general
NOT. ONLY THE L4acilu
ASSORTMEIV7 GOODS
i r A T
That can't found in
NORT4TRN PEATIVS'YLVANIA
The stock is offered at
THE - L,O WEST 1-.'''A.TES!.
WORK ' GUARRANTEED 1
EDWUN:C. ,
SNOBS FOR LADIES,
MISSES AND • CHILDREN,
RECEIVED. THE 'ONLY :SILVER MEDAL
Excellence of ',Manufacture
PARIS EXPOSITION ..1867.
J.AkpS k. BURi'd
GOODS FOR MEN'SVEAA,
HEAVY OR 'LIGHT 1
CALF, OPERA, NAPOLEON,
Hungarian and other Styles:
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
'ln killoperatilon and altgo , ds
Madello..Q;(l7' by. EFperienCed .ffrorkinen.
Saddlery Departs enc
GLASS,
100 HORSE BLANKETS
BUFFA.I.O 4k, AVOI::F. ROBES:
CarpiOge . 47: jeani ; . Harness,
• TIiIEINIP3 . ;tr. ,
Toranda.:ltet r 3i; iB6ft. *. •
•
lANNED ,PEACHES, TOMATOES,
v Pine Apples, Plains,- Pears, Pest, Clier
ries, Blasekbeiries and Birawberrieu
BALII2II . ORE
GOOD DAHER,
Fns , Mills-
Belting,
public.
BUT BEST
FOR TER
And the
Awarded for
At the
Either.
InAlla
Prial.
Tip KGISTER'S :NOTICE --Notice is
Allt 'hereb given; that there has been flied and
settled In t he office of •ha . ilegfater of Wills, fa
and for the county of Bradford', accounts
MlAhtration uposibe following esteem
. account of J W Allen. adm'r of Ae hit
late of•Smltbdeld, deed: - • '
- • Final ice.oiit of 8 104Intkams. -adm'r of
Henry Pitt,:late of Sprlnitield. deed. •
Final account of (leo. N Newberry. ad n'r of
P Newberry, late of Troy boro'; deed'.
Mal account of Joseph Hornet, adfn'r of
Kilian tfcAfree. late of Towanda, deed..
-11 " 1 account 01 Joseph Hornet and Olve
•Nollett. edgers of W H Broom late of
Toe; dee'd.
Final ac mint of Perry f, Decker sad Stipa
Decker r es'ra of Janie's - W Deci er, late of Mo
roi*.
Final offprint of gn/r4lini or
Marietta , ;
Final account:of it 13 flaunt gaard!an of
'Mary and James Y - 1 111 nonn; -
Final account of C O & 1. E Ravens: n'diti're
or Charles flaverus, late of-Colombia, deoyd.
Fipal account of 0 J Chublatek and H
Pkatt, adnera ofbale }lntl late of Orwell.
Final account of o J Chubbuck, guardian
of J E
Final acor:mit -of S N and Cloley.-eers
Of La se Cooley, late of Springfield, 4tee'd. -
Final ac.-ount of A. C Stevenv,adm'il of Sarah
11 Steven ,late of Connecticut, dec'cl.!
' Fladl accouut of George Shiley; amr'r of Al
bert Newell,lato of Ulster, dec'd.
. Final auconnt. of S J Gorhain, ex'r of Wm
Spalding; late ot. Pike. d , •c'd.
Final account of J H Marsh and I) L Pratt,
ezirs o 1 James W. Pratt, late a' dec'd. ,
final acsoinat ot James Eliott, ex'r of Ez-a -
Rutty. late of Towards. dec'd.
Final account ct Fanny Brooks, gn adtan of
Mary It Brown..
• Final accoun t of Charles Chaffee, ter. of
Caleb anger son, late of Sheshequin, dec'd.
Final account Robt. Bull, sidos'r of Theodore
Arnot, latt of Monroe deed.
Final Account of P. E. Woodruff Guardian of
Newton Blrnes. ••• .. •
Partial Account of E. B. Beckwftli, admirals.
Unto? of DavitiGriswold,late of Wells. - •
Ps. Raincoats% of W B. Walker and J
Kiser; Aden of Henry Eyser, late of - Athens
Lwp dec'd. . •
- ALSO--The appraisment of property set off
by the Ez.ecnbare or As mintstrators to widows
or child= of the followmg decedents
Estate ut James Phillips. . •
" Lorenzo. Allen. ,
" Ambrotte, Vanderpool, . . ,
• 4i • ' 4 Sylvan Gee. •
And the faille will be presented to the 'Groff
ans' Court of Braofrrd.county, 'on Thursday,
the tith. 61 May next tor enflrniation and
allowance. - ' H. J. MADILL,
April 15, 180. Register.
ROCLAMATION.- I •Whereis Hofi
P
PARILB B. STREETER. Presidentlatige
of the litti Judicial District, "ccamitting-of the
counties of Bradford and Susquch tuna. and
lions. ZeOulou F s ribia and. J. W. Van Dyke,
AssociatilJudges, is and for said Couny of
Bradford. haves ,cied their their precept date
the 3d day of April, A. D. 1569, to me directed,
for a Court of Oyer and Terminer, Gen
eral Quaver Psstsion: of the "Peace, Common
Pleas and Orphan's Court, at Towanda, for the
County of Bradford, on Monday, the 3rd day of
• May next, to continue tiro weeks,
Notice Is therefore hereby given tte the CoJo
ue
Justices of the Peace and Constables, a
then ti f Bradford, that 'they be then and
1,11 n tbtt pt:l re
er pereon, at 10 o'clock in
the 'forenoon of nay, with their cords, in
quisitions and r etnembrences, to do those
things whidi ip their office appertains to be
done ; and [lose who are bound by recognizant ,
or otherwise to . proseruto against the prisoners
who, ant ur tnayr be in the jail of said County. or
who shill he bound toapAr at the imAd Court,
ore to be then ,and there to prosecute aga nst
them as shall bujuct Juri,rs are requested to
be pinietaal in their attendance, agreeably to
their notice. •
Dated at Towanda, the nth ,day of April - in the
• year of ~ ur Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty nine, and of the independence of
the United litatea, the ninety•second.
• , -WILLIAM %UFOS, Sheriff.
L,ICENsES —NOTICE IS 'HERE
J_4l by given that the following opp!i•at ions for
LiC , _I , ES tor 'favera, Eating 'Houses and Mr r•
chant Dealer:l, have ben tiled In tnisofGee,. and
the Same will be presented to the Court of
'Quarter-'l-esjons, on Monday. May 3, 1569, for
the consideration of said Court •
ES=
Elsworth Osborn,
EVE=
John Champipn,, . . LlRsySvillo
F. D. anise, I • Canton .borough
DI. B. Calkin,l . . Towstnia boro.
Charles Day, ....Athens boro
Oscar Decker, . Athens bora.
0. 11. P. 'Disb ow, . Toivanda boro.
N. D: Fox, ...Monroo boro
P. T. 'Fetgeni
L. D. ForreMt
Geo. B. Fri:a
11.. G. Goff, .
C. EP. HolCinn, ,
Charles Htsud7
Thomas
W. L. Lewis. •
r. Mingos,
Geo.
W. EL McClelland, ....
Mustin,
J o h n H. Morgan,
Peter R. Mackey, ...
John M. Pike,
Jacob' P. Rodgers, ..;.,
N. M. Reynolds,
J. P..:Strong,
Omn Stone,
•-• 4 —Overton' twp
• Ally Fox twp.
,Towanda boro
Albany twe
Spyingfieldtwp
Peter Sherman, • .
Aiihn S. Sherman,
Daniel Snttivan.
Dania Kellogg... 4
N. B. Stevens, ... 1. .. ... .. .bolo
C.
troy
. -
C. W, Smith, -,...• Franklin twp
A. K. Smith, ' ' Towanda boro.
J.-S. ThOmpson, ..4' .... ~ Wyalusing twp
Tuttle l Mather, taster twp
A..A. Taylor, florae bore.
Wm. Vanbrunt, iVypos. twp.
A. D. Vaughn, - ..W11.6.ut twp.
John C. Wilson, Towanda boro.
, ' ELT/X0 110VSZA. -'
•John Coleman 'Athens twp.
Patrick CostelL, Towautia horn.
W. S. Crunmer, -Monroe boro.
Redmond Caron. -.; Towafida bur°.
Ilorris,Clnre, llb,:ter twp.
Nlc(Hellnad.L Adt?iits . . Columbia.
Neat Corbin, .-... ;`' - W7alasing, twp - .
Thomas : . . ..Athells 'born.
Barnard bums, . Oc• - rton twp.
George Fulton, • • ..... Ridgbury twp
Dennis Fletcher, bozo
Charles Grohs, • Troy born
Wm. Henry,
T. W. Knowles...
Geo..W
JohnATOutrie. jr.,
Morgan W9lf,
Saninet - .34. Manley,-
W. B. Orwan • • • • •
Charles Rice, ...
E. - W. St ith, ....
'A. K. Smith,.....
Henry„.Shaw,....„
T. N. Wilson, ....
31.-A. Wall,'
Franeif( Watts,
EIICIIANT DEALEtS
Calwell &.Whitman,
Darnsrd Dunn,
Dennis McMahon,
Sher. ghessy Ss Co.,
A. L. McKean, ...
IL. V. Rodington,
J.. C. I.3.ohinsqn,
Velie . Vinor
15, 1;i0
PPw
LAIION IN, DIVORCE.
ti TO Eliza.v:eth rin , trang.—Nn. :133, ti,:y;
ter,,l3'.'f) Yel Are hereby noqfted that Wm,
ii. krzartung yottr 1)11:0 - dritl, his applied to ,
thee :out of Cornm,n lleaA of Brati!ord Coun
ty, fora divcree-frotri . ihe bonds of mat; irraiuy.
nnalhe mild - coon beq. appointed Monday, kte
3 , 1 day of 3135, tq-t o'c!czk. p. 111 . for
-beating the Wm. A. Armstrong. 10 the
preinisoi, at e.lieb ti.re nd Owe you Can at
tend 1,0; , ,:na think y to; •-r.
i IP, 9. %FM: 1111IFF1r1. beritr.
AFPLIcATION IN- DIVORCE.
To Wilber , Fit kin.—Ne. 202, reeemb:i
term. Yon are hereby notified hat Thor
don. Pitkin, has applied to the court of cOmmon
pleas of Bradford Co. tor a divorc from the bonds
of matrimony, and the Faid court 1133 Appoin:ed
Monday,r,the 3i day oUlay 1R69, at 2 o'clock,
p. m., fo u r bearing the Paid Thedora Pitkin ,in
the prin4es, at. which lime and place yon can
attf ruf it iten think, pinprrz ,
A Ril - 0 - .1:300. WU. GRIFFLi, Sheriff.
S PPLICATION' IN DI V ONCE.—
. To Sar.h Tomp-ou.—No, 211,' Dc.c. term,
15'57, roo . Mc , ben by wv ified that 'James
Thompaon,your _hos' , ,nd, has appliel to the
Court of Corson of Bru,dtord County for
ailivorce from the ti , nda.of 'matrimony, ini
the gala Court bas op,3JOred Monisy the 3d
day of May.' 1V69, two o'clock. ,tor
beading the raid Jac:. s Thompson in Dar prim
isea,'at WhiAt ti aLd p'ace you rxi attendil i
you think proper.' WM. GRIFFIO.
Apr'i 7,1869. Sheriff.
A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE= To Warren M. Pewitt 161. e4pfenit
bee Term;lB6B. You are hereby notified that
Marea Desitt;bylier neki, friend Asa Andrews,
has applied to the Conrt of Common Piers of
Bradfordccnniy, for a divorce, from the bonds of
matrlmony,And. the said' court.bas appointed
Mondoy the 3d day of May, 1869, at 213'clock.p.
m., for hearing the a*lii Marfa Dewitt, in the
premises, at which time and pia , ' e Ten can at
tend It:sou think proper:
WILLIAM GDIFFIS,
Sheriff.
April 5,,1569
D RIED FRUITS, OF ALI; KINDS
McCABE &AUX.
110/CE FLOUR, all the grades, at
C
the 4Owst pomite.e prices.
&Feb 24 . liceng Jc )14X.
VERY' GRADE OF. SUOMI; by
• •
WIERIII7B BALK—By virtue of a
ira of Lev. Va. Waal oulot• the Goon
of Common Reseal BleatedOng to
dlrectekwill be. torbeerd iN Atm • ;1 1 1..
the coat Hausele Ms of Soivands.
Brialfefil county . ea' THU Y. -APRIL -.
1869, at o'clock p. tb• fellombue 4kiteffb;
ed tot, pheemr_parottt lead Waste In Troy
tvep., and bonbW aorta by aipablie reed. on
the east and south by bade cit R. A. °emu sea
on the 'Kst by tendsßeuben Case. Guests-
Inc aloe acres and 120 of
weber, *bleb watt deal
ad by Saabs Oise to twee t ease fee Ithr,mitb
remainder to Wes. P. Casv. - Mice P. Cass, sad
Innis A. Case, and on vhteb is pow erected s
framed Balmoral, dwelling *hoots end other fa
provements.
Seized and taken ta execution st the 'dolt of
Potter &Wander!! vs. films 1. Case. L pbe
A. Case and Vint P. Caul- • _
Attio-oii* other lot, plice or parcel o land '
situate in *Jambi% "Aro..snd bounded on the "
north by land of L. Ballard, rant hr !sad of
W-n. Young, soot/thy hod of pleb; and
west by Mutat lifenitt Enema and Flab.
Containing ninety acres more or less. being the
lands now below slag to.Lephe A.. Case, Mare
H. Palmer. and Wm. P. Case. - .
• 11.80 , - - The following destribed tot..pleem of •
, parcel. of land 'haste in Anzienia,twp.„-borndsol -
north by hutds of 11. A.. Case and \ Lephe
Case, on the east by MO of 11. A. Md. sad on _
the south by land of Amos Pierre and oats
wed by had of the es ate' of Timotby Case.
Contacting tifty-font acres mote or eta, it be
ing a tract of timber.tuti belonging fa Lephe
Ann Case . , • •'•
• Boded and taken to t execution at the snit
of Putter a Wander:3 , re. Hiram L. and - WV
A: Case.
ALSO—A certain wood building. bitilt for
hotel, fronting on public moue la Smithas Id
Centre, three stories high; having a frant 0 1 0
feet and a dept of 32 feet on the street leading ,
from Smithfield Centre teL Harlington; with
- wing attached in the rear of said front .• on the
said street r uld wing being 2044 feet,and tw s
stork:whip. T he first story of the wing being
9 feet between joists. the second. deal €1 reef.
and the third story being built for a '
and is s. tasted upon a piece of land In the twin,
of Smithfield.
Seized and ta keel in execution at the suit of
Jennings is Lyman corporator' Az. 1 14 11 . •
Arno , d. N. P. 'bath! end Al C. Bent ley.
ALSO—By virtue of at writ of Toad Expo
the following described lot, -lens or parcel or
land actuate in Canton boro'.'and - timat ed on
I north, south and west by lands of W.B. Baker
and east by Linde belorginif to the heirs -o r J.
C. hose„fte'd. Containing font sores more or
less, all improved. with a lamed house; and a
taw fruit totes thereon.
Seized and taken in care-mien at the salt ur
n. Mitchell A Co.. as. Wm Brew. •
Al.Bo—Che !011owing described lot. p iece nr
parcel of land situate in Burlington
and bounded on the north by land of B. Comp.
to., cant by Plynu Pbe'ps,A.r., south by the
public highway leading tram Burlington t
froy„and west by find - of Hrs. Jolla Galician.
Cootclitingone-toarth df an ..y,re more or:
alt improved, with a framei dwelling
and a framed drag store thereon. -
seized and taken into execution at the salt of
D. 1,11 Sweeney, now to use of Wm. Whc?ittly
vs._ L. Bove.
Al.so—By virtue of. a wet or PA.. the
following described lot,.piee,e or parcel. of ran I
situate in Armenia twp. bounded as follows :
On the north by lands of •E'isht Knights, plat •
by Andrew Munrce, south by J. D. Becker, sod
west by B. A. Case and Leroy Cease. amtain-
Jog 5:3 acres of land - more or less. eboutr3s
imp (Ned, with a halted beast., trauslid
2nd young orchard of fruit trees thereon.
...Feized and taken into execution at 1.4 rail of
Siltn Bratne TB. Abram D. %Vl:cox.
"ALSO—The following des, - viLed lot. !Jere or,
pa:reel of land situate is the Borough , of fo ,
snada, - Lbunded oa the pooh bfG-oige Ott..
east by Second street, south by Sta. e et., and,
wt-st byland of C. L. Ward, hang abmat 50
.011 said Aecond st.,sad ft. on Sts'e street
more tees, with a famed Bond, framed born.
and a low fruit trees thereon, . '
Seized and-t.keu into exec/lion at the salt of.
George Ott's use vs. damto Melanin.
ALS b l following described fit, ple,:e, or ,
are . 1 of landraitulte in North Towanda two.'
dna bounded on the - north by the estate of John”
S'lnkups, deed., slat by linger
_creek. south by
Ed , aurd Overton, aid west by-Wm... Slay ter,—
Oontaitting .55 acres of land more or loss. - ab rut
to acre% improved.arith-aaltl , l plank house and'
a ic.v fruit trees thereon.
tiemed and taken into execution at the salt of
Jiwob !dyers' admr's ye. q , eo Simons.
ALso—The following described lot, piece, or.
parcel of rand, eitoated in the. borough CL To 2,
tundlt. bounded •on the. north by lands,
ellstle,Kelum cats by P.econd at. , sloth '
sty J,:ipr_a Stoneman and wat by au alley; be-,
log 16U 'ect !rout arid 150 lest detp. _Concsin. -
tr,g ISVOO stim.re feet. more or,ile-s, with a
trained house end a few fruit, trecitherean. :
Windham twp.
Wy;ilnslng twp
Seized end taken bit) ex , cutiot at the suit or te
V. ttclioWell vs. Geo. W. Coot,
ALSO—the following described, lot, piece or
OiCtl 01 land theme in South Creek towaihip,
ar:d hounded 03 the north by Lands of &. Thom
t.st-u, ea-t by Minis Ward, eontn by the estate,
6nLite deed.. and west ..y WO3. H.: Rued;
star. Containing 1:29 cree more or kes, abOut
.50 acres improved, with a log loose, fronted
Cn u houS , e, and a few fruit trees *harem. .
~.7., ; :t1 and taken into execution at tie atilt of
S. fl ifs. J - *tub 0. Gordon.
-; Ai.::o—Tbe ; following described lot , piece or,
r. el UI land, situate th. Springfield townsnip,,
n. , :nded on the north by Isar( of A. Decker, -
ta t by Geo. Lewis, south by the estate'
td. , aud a. De ter, and west by Wm. H. fineea.l
,erit C-btaming 40 acre , of land, mole of loss.,
elata. '2O acres luiproved; With two -kg houies,'
.
dl/ , 1 a mew fruit tress thereon, -
ff-e - atd and taken into executi -n at the snit of
Vaine vs. James W: Benjamin and Lou
An Ettnjltni
ALSO-Ibn following describeddot, piece, or .
garret of land, situ ire. in Roma t
b.,unet don the north by lands of Cyrus Russell .
avid Joseph Vought. east by ml. D. Wman,south
by 4. J 13.mtsq. and west by John littsootl and
'tn• in to Vought. Contai ing 90 acres ot.land,
more or itli9, about 70 acne (captured, frith e :
framed house, trained bun and shop, and law
tN ll trees-hereon.'• .
' Seized end taken into execution at the suit of '
Bradford Beecher. execotor of the estate of &a
bort: .;tether. dec'd.va.-Isaao alien.
.A LSO—The following describ , d rot, pier, or
parcel of hdtd, situate in the borough of Troy, ,
bounded on' tbe north by lands of Geo.' N', Hu%
rust by Levi Bradford, south by Elmira eruct,
rod west by N. M. Pomeroy. Contitning one
boll an 'acre of land more - or less, all improved.
with framed It mse, barn, and- if, few fruit and
gtruarnet t ol tree. thereon. -
Seized and taken Into execution t the snit of
R. It Phelps, now to use of O W. -Ingham. vs. '
..C. T Vrerry.
ALSO—The follosiring described lot piece: or
p.:fitel I land, situate in the bore' of Troy,
and Idainded nu the north by R: T. Bedinaton,
ea , t by C.ntm street. vioth and west by tf. if.
seas no...ban. being about 22 feet front on laid at.
au] containing C 0 squire :eet Mire or less, t
with-a two story (brick front) building used as
bother Shop thereon.',
4 L.•lo—The following-described lot, piece. or
p o r- e l of land sitnate In Troy boro', bounded
on the north tif Load of Nearer Pommy, east ,
'y ifipr reek, south by B- H. Robert, and ,
Ircs• by Cantos street,-being aboh 70 ft. front,
Cu said stret, an a about - 80 - feet. - deep. Con
aitiog
50fYi square feet. more or less, with a
Irdmed house, `with wood shed - attached, and
few [cult and ornamental trees thereon.
ized and taken into execution at She cult of
E. Pam-ray's use vs Joseph Jorolomon.
AL*4)— The following described lot. piece or
...Athena twp.
Smithfield twp.
Wilmot tirp
.Towanda borci
twp.
Ridgbctry twp
Towanda boro
..Franklin twp
.Monroe boro.
..Canton boro
Sylvania boro.
.... Troy boro
CQlombia twp.
Warren twp
. . Athens boro.
__Slieshequin twp
..Alba boro.,
.Columbia twp.
. twp.
1 -Towanda boro
... Athens tsc:p
..Athens bon,
.:Towanda 'bozo
...Athens twp.
• Troy boro
Troy .
... :Troy bor .
....Herrick t p
~Towanda b ro
..Towanda b ti ro
Illst-r fvt.p
Alba.boro
....Ad:Lent. twp
.Towanda boro.
parvelof land. situate ba the twp. of -Athena,
and bounded on the north and .nprth-west by the
eta a floe bar wren New York end Penn's, the
cbemung river and lands of the Junction Canal
In., east by lan la of Thomas Rogers. Wm E.
one b. [Amsted. aouthby lands of Tim- r
othv,Hireen and Chas. if. Shepard, and west by
lands a Enid Junction Canal Co._ Containiag -
do of land. more or less. about 50 acres
improved ur , lti two framed dwelling houses one
frar,ed barn; and two orchards of troll trees
therron.
and taken Into execution at the suit of
• Canton boro
Overton twp
....Towatifta boro
.:,Tow. rrda boro.
Towandit bor.,
'froy bozo
Itidgbury tap
, . ..... Troy twp.
NV; A. Timms's,
J . L". soawfirth vs. Soloman Basworthbf &dear's.
end 'A. U Spalding.gaardlin ot ,be minor child- -
reu of rwlomon 11,,worth. d4c"'d.
A LS )—The fell swing described lot, ple , as or
v?rctl of Lind situate in Burlington borough.
,nd to:soled on the north by - load of A. T.
Wheat, ease by tha est 1:eof - Addison Ifc.Kesn,
vow la_by the Sager Creel road Isedlnit•feank
Luttier's 21.41 a. to..froy. and weal by the 'Bev -
tolek turnpike. Ctintalabg one acre of land -
more or less, all improved, with a framed Lay. _
•
era Scam, framed dwelling hunts, frants4 barn ,
tram( ri bla.ltsmith chop, shoo a:xop, J ae& irit
of fruit trees thereon. • •
Seized and taken into exeCatiWiat the snit of
A. A. J. Healey va.,Geo. C. Hill; and Jerome 8. .
Hill.
A ISO—Thefollow lig tut, piece: or parcel ot
bud al taita In the-township of Albany , bound.
ed on the north by lands - of Lewl. Joaes, east
by the !oath branch ofTowanda Creek; south'
by Orlando liaver.y. and west by the Packer'
Coal Lands. Containing 200 Xeres of land more
Or Ices, about 140 acres improved, with framed -
house, two trained barns,
blacksmith-shm, and
an-orchard of .firult treesthereun. -
Si iced and, taken into evecut Jun at thi qi
C. IL Patch ye. A. Haverty. • ,
.‘LSO- - -The following descsibad lot, piece Or
pareel of rend situate In the township of Her- •
rick, Ind bounded on the north by_ lands ot
Sc S. Hogue, east by the public highway lead. -
Ing from Herslekvllle to South Hill,. south by
E. W. Wleklzer. greatly-A Brown. Con. -
training one acre, more or. less, with a framed—
house and a few fruit trees t .rauo.
Seized and taken into execution at the
fr uit of
H. glocum's use vs. W. W. Itodgus. •
WILLIAM GHIFFLS,
Sheriff.
r.ril 5 1369.
AA DMINISTRA.TRIrS Nopios,
-Noticc la hereby giren that all. persons
scdebte.i to 4the estate of BYL.VMIT4 GEL
late of Franklin tip., ate requested tolaalse
mediate payment. and al( persons basing:el/1m
agatast Arad estate must present -them duly att
thentleated for settlement.
LOYLNJI GEF.,
Aprif 8 186 g.. Admintstratrlx.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Notice b hereby given that all ;-persona
indebtrd to the estate 'of • German - . Thu. late
of Herrick twp., dec'dj, .are regoated to
make immediate payment, end an pommel bey
lag claims against said estate, met present
theuidaly authenticated for settlement.
LEVI WELLS.
Adtalnletrator.
A DISINISTR'S N0T1.014.-Notioe is
.rx. hereby given that all persons Indebted to
be estate et - SEISM": WILLI/WS,- late - of
Sprinted tp., dee'4.. are requited to make im
mediate payment, and lhoae haring- claims
against said mama glad present them duly an.
thenticated for settlement:
NOLIMAIS RIMEL
ME=
ril 8, 1889.