E
LOCAL AND ORNER...a.
118.. Velp ci p edes have made their
appearsueb on our streets maim
Ur. second span of'the railroad
bridge, at this pine, is np.
.4114 - See notice to Firemen -in -an
other column.
iiirMr. B. S. Bueszu, who remov
ed from this place to 'Hardpan last
has become a retddemt of . lti6carly, R. J.
is.. L. iltmaY, Esq., has returned
from Wiliburisport, and again taken up his
residence in this place.
Mir Dr. 11. 0. ELY, of this place has_
just been appointed to a lucrative position
on the Board of Health in New Toth Oity.
Loar.--On Mondiq evening kat, in
this borough, a Twenty Dollar .Bill. The
:finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving
it at this office.
me- ALVAH E. CHAMBISLAIN of this
place has been appointed °meths levee
tom of merchandkie for the New York Ohs
tom Hone&
kir The last of Mr.. Lpioesues
bops in this place for this season. came of
at 0 Ward House" on Thursday evening
last.
'mu Thp - N9rthern Trier Gazette says
.Itwournoron,3Ltawram, t Lzon.tin. of Troy,
purchased two hundred and fifty thousand dot
!ars worth of butter last season.
*sr Rev. F. D. Hosturre, Rector of
Christ Church, is in Philadelphia, attending
the Amine' Convention of the Episcopal
Church of this diocese.
Jena; W. Maims has been re elected
Superintendent of Common Schools of Sul
livan county. The salary was Axed at $BOO.
,Pretty good for little Sullivan.
NOTlCE.—Soldiers, and ,others, in
terested in the ceremony of decorating the
graves of soldiers, will meet at the Grand
Jury Room, on Friday evening, May 14. A
full attendance is desired.
sm. Not% ithatabding Dr. PORTER'S
Soda Fountain did not " suspend " during
the winter season, it is now sending forth
its delicious and healthful bcrerage as fresh
as though it had just commenced operations.
itir.HOD C. R. BITWIALEW, late U.
S. Senator, has resumed the practice of law
at Bloomsburg.
Hon. ,& F: WELSON, Representative in
Congress from the 'Doge and Lye:ming
District*r the past feur years, has resumed
the law business in Wellsboro.
mg— Mr. A. PARDEE, the gentleman
who made the very munificent gift of
$200,000 to Lafayette College, Easton,, Pa.,
a year or two since, reports the largest in
come of any man in Luzern county for last
year. His tax was $13,119 60, on an in
come of $262.352.
Pno Szsmen, one of the
sufferers by the fire the otheinight, had rn
insurance of eight hundred dollars through
Ur. C. S. ItrasELL's agency. On Monday
the full amount of the claim was paid by IL
Such instances are'rare, but are character
istic-of this agency.
' iEy We don't use the " weed," but
as some of our readers are addicted to the
":rile habit!! we desire to Inform them that
they can procure Tobacco and Cigars of the
best quality at Captain Gnomon V. Mules,
just south of the National Bank.
135., PERSONAL.—Mr. • J. H. VAN
DT.LE,,an old resident of Ulster township,
who removed to the South last fall, is about
to ieturn to his old home in this county,
having become satisfied that Virginia is not
just the place for a Northern man to live in
at present.
M. The vestry of Christ Church,
this place, are discussing the propriety of
selling the pews of the Church at Auction.
The revenue received from pew rentals un
der the present arrangement is insufficient
to meet the'expenses of keeping up public
orship.
Mr. The report printed in the El
mira Advatiscr, that G. H. WOOD had sold
his Fruit Store is untrue. Somebody has
been imposing upon the Advertiser people.
and we advise them •to discharge their cor
respondent here and procure the services
of some one more reliable.
Ater By an act of the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, approved March 31st, 1868,
-a penalty of twenty-firOdollars is imposed
for the killing of any insectivorous bird,
one-half of which is paid to the Wordier.—
Robins, blue birds, martins, swallows, and
wood-peckers, - come under the head of in
sectivorous birds.
din. R. K. R. DultAßs well
known to the editorial fraternity, has be
come one of the editors of the Elmira Daiiy
Advertiser. yie.congratnlate all parties con
cerned, on the new arrangement. Capt. D.
is iaready writer, and will add to the inter
est and nsatilness of the Advertiser, which
is already One of the most readable dailies
in the coruatri.'
Stir Neighbor EttestAN of the Ad
vertiser, who has just been installed P. M.
at Elmira, found on taking possession of
the office, that his predecessor had taken
the names from the boxes. Our new P. M.
took possession of the Towanda Post Office
On Monday morning lastAut we have heard
na:auch complaint of bad treatment by his
predecessor.
stir At the Election of Officers of
the Y. M. C. A., on Thursday evening last,
the following gentlemen were elected for
the ensuing year :
Presiders!—Cass. M. HiLt.
Secretary—O. A. Macs.
Treasurer—F. E. BannEn.
Librarian—C. D. HTILP)3II2.
Managers—VA OVYACCON, G. IL Wow', A.
F. Comm and S. W. Avvoan.
SM. After the sale o the.pewS of
the Presbyterian Church in Honesdale the
other day, the salary of the pastor was rill&
*5OO, making it $2,603, and four months'
leave of absence given him, the church to
see that the pulpit is
.supplied during the
absence of the pastor. •
The pews rented for the coming year at
a premium of $894.
Bow many pastors in Bradford county
get such a salaty?
sor Fagrrpro.—Yon gain nothing
by feettim; you only waste your strength
by it. Qboose your work, plan as aldllfully
as you can, put yonrwhole heart into what
- you are about to do, and leave the test to a
kind Providence that overlooks not a single
one of us. Do you know how many years
of your life and happiness are mortgaged by
the habit of worrying? How does it help
you on? How much strength•does it bring
to ,you in your labors and exertion? A ruf
fled temper all the time throws to the sur
i,,,e the mire and dirt•of one's nature; it
does not combine the beet elements and
help them to work together to the beat ad
vantage, but only the worst, and gives them
alone all the chance.
the Asemanee "Woad= Dia."%;-
TbauCsaionieeremidectinirditioimig
to the Grand Army , of thei . &pub*. bat if
for any reason this' order do) aid see fit to
observe the day hem ve Would sagged**
the i3itizens take the mitts: in hand, and
see that oar brave Wendell who pie their
lives a ransom for car free inatitationmass
not forgotten. It teM be a sad day be the
maim when the people forgeto r to -do bona
to the memory of these heroes that gave
new birth to liberty!
" LEA 1111 FAUX 40 the ground.
Our soldiers'. Owes moan&
And strew each lonely mound.
With the choicest dowers of spring;
And the spirits of Walrus. . ,
O'er the land they diefttosave,
Shall keep watch while wtitheui alfainge
P.S.ee wilting the Om% we have
been informed that orrengements have been
thade by the soldiernto drew the gnaw of
their fallen comrades, wheal mains vat
in the cemetery here, on Swift afternoon.
We trust that a generous response will be
made to their !spied fallowern. We will
give full paztialas
next week. ,
ca .
was
viarusr. I kini. v ra:l 9 . si gtatit 'Mention pi
ll= Court
b adness and. settlems
WHERSEY WATKINS
. - COUNSELLOR
Also a NOTARY PIT BLIC, . •
borough of To wads, Pa.. for •
the Execution of Dads, Mortgages,
Attorney, Wit Is Contracts, ANd
'Jonas Payers and other Legal
April 28, 1989.
Baia
eas and
Pisa
le, PAL-
Com. vs. Reuben Miss &o.
XOT • X.
VB. SELLy, Dentist. - -Cbm.vs. aw. Thnith.--Selling liquor on
T V • over Wickham - A Mack's, Tow Sunday . .
Psrkviarattantba is calha to A Cod. vs. John Driscol...-Assault and bet
as a base for Artificial Teeth.; Ete4
% these materiels for the pad Am yft tern. -
confidently recommend it u balms (di Corn: vs.. Reuben Stiles .— S a ti n g liquor, &o.
! to Rubber. Mesas call and OXIXOill•
lea. Chloroform administered when " " R. O. filinsabaugh.—dasaalt and
day 20, 1868. - battery.
Ei3
Ell
1. . atm. vs . G. C. (haw — Larceny. .
M YERS' 11 i -
T.
L
4 The following causes were disposed of by
SPECIAL NOTICE. I: the coral and jury: '
1 Nd
ann. vs. son Obfistead.:=DeTt. awned
Myer. Poster & Co., will deliver Plot
Meal, Graham Flour, or a n thing elm with perjury. Jury return & verdict of not
Hue in any pa tof th e v /- guilty, but defendant to pay costa.
Customers will And Me rcer der lio&
store of Fox. Stevens, & Co. ann• vs. JCL W. BossfxweL—Gape. Jury
de
left in said book will be PromPLIT return & verdict of not guilty.
ed to.
El
ormer
AT
..r of
Drug
Any Inquiries In regard to Grinding. i ann. vs. B. It BaTC—Assaulo and battery:
badness of the MW, entered In said BO Verdiet,not gailty,and 'proseentor,R. Mann,
be answered. .
- jum p i rosTEki pay $lO of the cost, and defendant paj bal.
Towanda, Jane 21,1868.—U. - ance. •
12321
to the
868.
HE UNDERSI G NS Com. vs. a McAlister. —Obtaining
—Obtaining
opened • Banking House In To
D 1
goods under false pretenses. Verdict, not
der the name e. G. P. MASON & guilty, but defendant to pay costs.
They are prepared to, draw Bil
, s Cona. vs. Reuben iforley.—Assault and bat
change, and make colleettemi io Ns
Philadelphia, and all portions of the eogY on K.*" Long, Albert Long. and Mrs.
es also England German y , and , 1 Albert Long. It appeared that as the cons
ge.on—"eral Itim mo rdn y i brraineas"e dep osits
" m • Plait:tante were riding along the: street in
G. F. Mason was one of the late : Burlington borough a week ago laatainday.
Laporte, to eon & Co. of Towanda,Pl defendant threw several eggs at them. Jury
his knowic p of the Laziness men of B
and adJoin,ng Countimand having Dm returned a verdict of guilty. Sentenced by
banking business for about ttfteea yeah
Gila house a desirable one, througk I the Court to pay a fine of one hundred dol.
make collections. Las and costs of prosecution.
Towanda, Oct. 1, 1886.
il
'man
After
nsive
roles
e and
d by
43 - P. Km Com. vs. SamuelDepue.—This was a charge
A. G. ItA;
of larceny. Jury find the defendant guilty.
11011 RADFORD COUNI Com. W. a W. Smith— Selling liquor to
minors. On motion of District Attorney,'
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, nigh, Preseqe i en tered by directi on of Court.
. •
H. B. Mc4.EAN, rim ESTATICorn. vs. John Hoyt, Adana Hoyt, Ma
-:ry K. Hoyt, Samuel Hoyt, and Emliis Cempton.
—The above defendants were Otunied by
the Grand Jury at present term, on two in
dictment& Settled by consent of Court.
Cern. vs. Samuel Vancover.—Larceny. On
motion of defendant's counsel, caseleontin
ned to next term. - -
The tollowint licensee *ere transferred:
G. W. Moffitt, eating horise, to George R.
Alvord John Fitzgerald, eating house, to
IL Madigan ; Seth Peck,-hotel in Burling
ton, to H. Peck. A•
On petition of sundry citizens of. Ulster
township, the Court appoint J. 8. smith
town clerk for said township. i ;
On petition of Joseph K. Horton, consta
ble of Sheshognin township, David Horton,
Jr., was appointed his deputy.
Onpetition for a county );ridge in Athens
township; the Court appoint S. O. Hovey,
James Van Dyke, Edward Walker, Win. Sny
der, J.B. Smith, and G. W. Kinney, viewers.
On motion of H. B. McKean, Esq., the
Court grant a license to M. Gaudio to ped
dle on foot in this county :
In the matter. of an appliCation for a new
trial in the case of E. Loomis vs. Dr. Rock
well, argued at last term, the Court grant
the petition of plaintiff fain new trial.
A number of cases were continued until
September term, on account of parties not
being prepared for !Aril.
The following licenses were granted:
Valatible Farms, Kill I,ilapegtleg x .
ips.. Items frdm the Northern Tier
Gazette :
—Mr. J. B. Mcileait, of West Burlington,
bad a narrow escape recently. He was pass
ing a colt in tie barn, tithe; the colt 'upon.
being touched suddenly kicked Mr M. fall
in the chest, knocking him down 'and ren
dering him senseless for a time, Happily
no vital part was injured, and Mr. M. is IL
round again, but rather sore from his injur
ies. A man of 'tail vigorous constitution
would have stood a good chance of being
killed.
—A fe.w big stung already laid and a big
pile heaped up, mark the foundation of
Pomeroy's new building on Canton street.
The rubbish clears away, the limber Oct
thicken,' h uge tank for water and lime a
lime ho indicate early work.
—The undations of the Troy House are
approac g completion. The brick for the
middle ll is partially laid, and we judge
that Lo will not make any unnecessary
delays in c rying up his buildings. Fuller
of Elmira has the contract for building the
Troy Ho
—Th Methodists of Granville twp., in
what is known as 'the windfall' are abotit
to erect a fine church this summer. Rev.
J. D. Requa, of Canton his been very se
five in promoting the enterprise, but its or
iginator is Mr. J. Ferguson of Granville;
who has generously donated the land upon
which it is to be placed, and is assisting in
a very substantial manner. L. 0, Vanhom
of Granville shares. with Mr. Ferguson, the
labor of seeing that the building is erected,
assisting to furnish the necessary funds
and liberally giving his time and money to
this object. The building is to be put up
near the old Union' Church.. The contract
has been taken by Theodore Waldron, of
our village—a certain guaranty that the
r
work will be well done. ~
We print below the proced
ings of a meeting of dentists, held in this
place in March last. We trust the Secre
tary will be,more prompt to furnish us With
Osier hereafter :
At a meeting of Dentists of Bradford and
the adjoining counties held at Towanda.
March 2d, 1869, Dr. 11 Wrarorr of Towanda
was elected President And Dr. C. 8. Doss:N
ara; of Leßaysville, Secretary.
• The folloWing resolutions were unani
mously adopted :
Resolved, That we organize ourselves into
a , society the object of which shall be the
advancement of Dental *late" and the
promotion of the interests of our profession
by increasing our knowledge thereof. .
Resolved, That we maintain the practice
of Dental Surgery to be a speciality of med
icine, and that its ranks hke that of its par
ent (medicine) are infested with quacks and
charlatans whose work is justly a disgrace
to them, and unjustly to the profession to
which they pretend to belong, on account
of the masses of the people not discriminat
ing between good and bad work, competent
and incompetent practitioners.
Resolved, That the motto of our Society
be the " Elevation of our Profession and the
suppression of quackery."
Resolved, That the practice of Dentistry
requires a thorough knowledge of anatomy
and physiology as well as of medicine, and
their actions ' • many of the most poweritil.
of which are used. also the importance of
saientifia and mechanical knowledge and
skill—and that all this cannot be obtained
in a few weeks or months as is claimed by
many of the itinerant ebup of practitioners,
but requires years of patient study and prac
tice.
Resolved, That we view with regret tie
tendency to neglect the preservation of the
natural teeth by the employment of skillful
operators to fill the cavities of decay. We
minder the use of bard Rubber in the a
-Unit direction as mischievous faeby its use
=entirely ignorant of the - science of
t l ry are able to construct defective
sets of and through their agency thousands
of have been sacrificed that might have
been saved for years by proper attention,
the president appointed a committee con
sisting of Dm; Dremenuar of Lellayaville,
Remy of Towanda, and Mtwara. of Wyalus
ing to draft a constitution and by-laws.
The meeting was then adjourned to meet
at Towanda on the first Tuesday in dumb •
next. •
O. 8. Ihmxlmorr,.lieo'yt
sir Mr. A. Anna°No. of Owego.
N. Y., committed suicide by cutting his
throat with $ razor, on Thursday last. Mr.
Aies well known through this °minty,
having been engaged in selling oysters here
during the , winter season for the past ten or
twelve years. He bad once before attempt..
ed his own life. Pecuniary embarrassment
is supposed to be the ease which led to this
rash act.
P I O"-
a La** lOW li:/teCitiOn'tikaak e -r
tPdfifielimuls. 4 4 5 1 3ft0 Va*Dnia
- AnsodaniOn; Ibi tenth. 'Phi '
Ilist.dapias nocmpled Itith ths liouni Pt*.
MAIM buldnell..,l l4l ollll
Itnitioliniteall4
Gual,laront
Pun& ana Torlailigufilkesimeh*tia•
obie of Ids lionanaulgo Buinna„ on
*NW Om= ; - • ..
Asaus .Lette, =o; ahltvifies
M. a Annablik .4 L Bt!rbila4t. DeTitlD•l4.
lib, 0.,P. Odle, Ahab thiatiall, Maio*
aiiingrrith e La J. Oahu, Mom Elliott; B:
W. Bashi, D, D. Mei. Ir., Itiehatd - auto;
&piker ,Lliorgan, Matthew, Marshall, -Thom.
Iffeaothue, Martel Sega; Porter
Stephen Wilbur, Lewis Wheat,.
The Orsad .Turi ;steamed in seetiontuttll
Thusedq, May 6,' heriag seta upon the
following bills:
p.,,,,,,,i
• thns. vs. IL E. pretense.
" Jolus Peiatork—Assatdt.
;fit 111 Drubeearorky,... IS le .
JOU Haitga -Entering
. suite
liith Intent to Med, -
Gbw. es. &small Dtpue.—Lereeny..
ii " 'John Arguson.—Bake pretense.
4' -a W. findes.—S el ling liquor to
Oro. vs. Joh* L. HoY4'..4dalins Hoyt, Mo.
ry S. Hoyt, &nand Hoyt, and Emily Cbmpton.
—Forcible catty and.detainer.
Ckls. vs. same.—Assardt and battery.
=3
Elsworth Osborn, Windham twp.
J. M. Brown, Wyalasing twp.
John Champion, Leßaysville borough.
F. D. Chase, Canton borough.
M. B. Calkin, Towanda born.
Charles:Day, Athens boro.
Oscar Decker, Athens born.
0. IL P. Disbrow, Towanda born.
N. D. Fox, Monroe born.
P. T. Fergerson, - Athens twp.
L. D. Forrest, Smithfield twp.
H. G. Goff, , Towanda bozo.
0. D. Holcomb, Leßoy twp.
Thomas R. Jordon, Towanda bow.
W. L. Lewis. Franklin twp.
P. Mingos, Monroe born.
Geo. ?dollar, Canton boro.
W. H. McClelland, Sylvania born.
A. Martin. • Troy born.
John H. Morgan, . Columbia twp.
Peter H. Mackey, . Warren tsp.
John M. Pike . Athens boro.
Jacob P. Rodgers, Sheahequin twp.
N. M. Reynolds. Alba born.
J. P. Strong, columbia twp.
Orrin Stone * Wells twp.
Peter Sherman, Overton twp.
John S. Sherman, Wysos twp.
Daniel Sullivan, Towanda born.
Emily Vanallen , Springfield twp.
N. B. Stevens, Troy boro,
C. W. Smith. Franklin twp.
1. 8. Thompson - , Wyalusing twp.
Tuttle lb Mather, Ulster twp.
A. A. Taylor, ' Rome born,
Wm. Vanbrunt,. Wysor twp.
A. D. Vaughn, Wilmot twp.
John C. Wilson, . Towanda boro.
ratimso nova=
John ,Coleman: Athena twp.
Patrick Costae, Towards born.
W. & Crunmer,
Redmond Caton.
Morris Clare, - Ulster twp..
McClelland & Adams, a ....Colombia
Oscar Corbin Wyabudng twp.
Thomas Dithan, . , Athena born.
Barnard Dunn, Overton twp.
C= Pinion,..
Pletcher,
Charles •Grohs, Triy born.
Wm. Henry, Towanda boro.
T. W. Knowles, Athens twp.
H., A. Kiln • .Atlsms bores
George_ W. Matt, Towanda born.
John MeGoffie, jr., Athens twp.
Morgan A Wolf, Troy boro.
Samuel N. Manley, h
Troy boro°rl4.
11 •
W. IL
Or
•
. ' , .=c'
Charles Rice;.......- :. ~. . lk._ . twp.
E. W. ,3mlib. Towanpa boro.
A. IL Smith, . Towanda boro.
Henry Raw, . .Ulster twp.
T. N. Wilson, Albs bores
M. A. Wall.. ' • Athens twp.
Franck Wittig, Towanda boro.
miummumr imams.
Colwell i Whitman,. ' Canton boro.
Barnard Dunn, Overton twp.
Dennis McMahon- Towanda boro.
Eihoreghessy-& Co Towanda bore.
A. L. McKean, • Towanda bores
B. F. Bedington, . " Trey bores
Valle A Vanordn, . Troy tep.
Having disposed of all quarter sessions
besinesa, Court adjourned on Friday to meet
Again-on Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Nil BOSH IN TUN Case.—We lave
been informed that a lady who was a par.
senger on 8:30 p. m. train going west
on' the 29th nit.. gave birth to a child be
tween this city and Aluney station. She
was acoonipsale3 by her husband. They
were from New Jersey, and en route from
Towanda. The child lived only kfew mo
ments. The . mother was taken to the Her.
die House, and her wants Pranided for. she
is now doing ai well as could be carded.
-4 4Mndit9 Gargiik - •
iiobly wool otiAllpilitikiiis limbs 41b
thori.**4l4o 3 Ovilk / 6 .4,1120
bistaillwthsti tnt4 aithiteikei4earti .
ling and shop would now lky in ashes
.:-Tjzcontraot for reijiatrift e Meth
oat Snow& has been iwarded L,
acicisis aQo ot=tWs plsoo, The tadlfts
mill ha- WWl' moodeka, and an Wit*
of JLirt7 hot -rit ow the leak 4114161011
will make it 000. atthe largos
.thoret4 i.
lioseln toes. ,itteirode is to wit WOO.
AIMIONir MULIa. bein
Assistant //wises for this district. rice W.
Ditossi. - We deem it due to Mr. D. to
say that he las discharrid the &Mei *this
aloe ins satisfactory menses. •
Orin; Ooox, of Qrwall, hie ale) been &V
poliited to the:Saute pcialtion, is place of IL
W. Boca. • • -
- Otorissy ar, - Aiissser say there
is ao truth in the report, that their dook of
Hats and Caps is sold out. - Notwithitand
ing their large soda of these good; their
stock is yet cowls* as they mein daily
additions to their assortment. Owing to
their immense Wes they are enabled to sell
&tittle cheaper than uty one elle. •
• Comm.—Bey.' J. B. Bums. and
wife, assisted by, others..vill gin a mead
at the XL Church in Etianding Stone. Pa..
on Wednesday ev r eulAg; May . 19; 1860.
Procieds - cl concert to be used in *prim
ing a library for the SuUday.4ichool of that
place. Ailruissioni 20, dents ; Andrei, 10
cents. Concert to commence , at eight.
its►. Oro WiDNABKB GONIL—The two
large willow trees which have akiod in front
of Mrs. Burrow's and Mr. resi
dences for many years, were cut down on
Monday last. They had grown solaria that
they obstructed the side-walk, and people
who frequent that side of Main street
not be_ sorry that they are gone. •We
the trees were grown from cuttings put into'
the ground, in the early history of Towanda,
by Mr. %Mum Baowx who formerly occu
pied the property.
_ .
N' The filth sermon pf the aeries
before the Y. 11. O. A. was delivered by
Bev. Wm. Hamm, in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday evening last, from the
text Am Imy brother's keeper." The vs-
Hens congregations in town were well rep
iesented, and alflistened with peculiar in-,
terest to the , able and eloquent discourse,
which was eminently practical. His argu
ment was logical, and his conclusions such
as commended themselves to all who listen
ed to him. Such sermons cannot but ac
complish good, and we have no doubt that
many who left the church at the conclusion
of the mantises, - felt a deeper reepobsibility
in regard to the welf - tr — e.of their 011ows than
they ever realized before.
MIL The follow:lug persons were
installed officers of Northern Lodge, No.
223, LO. of G.T., for the quarter cotumene
ing May 1, Friday evening, May 7 :
W. VAN Tvu.
'W.V.T.—/dies M. M. Halting.
8.-0. P. %was.
F. fiantrozasotc.
T.—J. H. Hisoinawr.
M.—J. H. Cans:, Ja.
C.-0. M. Ham.
L(l.--Join Com:intik
D.M.—Man: Mosoare. , •
A.B.—Mon= Laws. - .
W. T. BISHOP and 0. llusroir were elected
delegates to the (}rand Lodge. The Lodge
is his prosperous condition, numbering over
one hundred members. --
• CANTON.—Messrs. Ealore :--Pmit
Hume is not satisfied with his building at
the Mineral Springs, so the foundation for
larger house is being prepared in order to
hive an edifice 402.80., •
Mountain Lake hail, changed liands in
part. In a few months (on the spot where
a renowned Indian Chief fell while leading
18 braves against an equal number of Col.
Itswimzen men, 1778,) there' will be prepa
rations made for a . pleasaut Summer resort.
It is &bent' two miles and a half from the
lake to the springs,
The Good Templars are about "swarm
ing," as the Lodge room is not large enough
to hold them all at once they propose to
send out a young swarm.
The Odd Fellows are preparing to orga
nize a Subordinate Encampment.
The School Directors are making but lit
tle progress concerning the new School
House. The citizens are !waiting anxiously,
desiring to see it completed, but, oh, how
long shall they look in vain ?
The Methodists are erecting a large meet
ing house in West Granvilla,
Clarrrox, May 9, 1869,
FERGUSON—LYON.—In Rome, May , 9,
1869. • by Rat S. Elwell, Mr. David Fer
guson, of Owego, N.Y., to Miss Lemira
Lyon, of Orwell, Pa. •
ENNEST-INGHAM. —By Bev. D.Cook.Mai
5,1869, F. it. Fames and Mollie L. Ing
ham, the former of Standing Stone town
ship and latter of Wyalnaing.
PEET , —HAWHINS.—In Towanda, May 5,
by Rev. S. J. Lusk, Mr. Vertner Q Peet
to Miss Helen A. Hawkins.
WILLCOX—In Fninklin,Biadford 00.,Pa.,
April 21, 1869, Rebecca Willcox. in the
65th year of her age. •
Yes, moll*! thou hast.: - lift: our home
deplete. We feel that death in all its ter
rors has again—so soon--visited ne,—has
been standing on the threshold fin months,
and at last entered,' severieg frem us a be
loved. affectionate, and only remeining pa
rent, a fond mother! What sound so sweet
on earth ! what friend so constant and true!
Oh! mother, the tender cord that has bound
us together for so many years is forever bro
ken. The fond hopes we cherished , of . hav
ing thee spared us yet a little while to cheer
and comfort us in lonely hotts, are forever
blasted. All our bright anticipations for
the future have proven but vain and illosoryf
Nevertheless, mother. .the Lord's will be
done ; and we will bow submissively, well
knowing that He doeth all things well, and
worketh all things togetherfor good to those
that trust in Him. Feeling assured that
during thy protracted and intense sufferings .
His all-merciful arm rested, upon, strength
ened, and supported thee, causing thee to
endure with patience and'fortitude, and un
til the last thou couldst lisp praises to God
on high, for which we know that all is Well
with thee; Then farewell, dear mother!
forevermore, rest in peace, undisturbed, on
Jorbui's fair shore, where we hope to meet
and greet thee as in days of yore.
DIIRAND.—At his residence in Herrick, on
Thursday morning, April 29.. after an
ness of eleven weeks, John. Durand. aged
illty-one years.
Monroe bores
..Towands boro.
bßidgury twp.
—.Troy !)oro.
F--raits of every taste and lte,
R—eoeived by express, fresh and new ;
11—nuattelly fine this year they come,
I—nviting health to every home.
T—ry.their virtues, you who will,
13—:topping thus the. doctor's bill -
T—o•day we have on hand is store
o—ranges and lemons by the score,
11 7 --4xl bananas and pineapples good,
Fr-,very kind, cheap, of Gm. H. Woon.
NOTICE TO Fisassi.-411 . personi
having hits, shirts, and belt'. belonging to
either the Franklin or . Naiad Fire Gomm-
Mee, are hereby reqtdred to leave them at
the store of Codding, Russell it Co. hams
&MeV. Q. & Buses,
MAY 9,1869. • Burge &
Buias Aikozast.
NIMAT.
MARBLE I.
DIED
Special Notites.
• dr , o of .D. Wynn& -
T?1_ 111 . 401 KW uNw.;
• 7,
- ar The next Session of the' B
bed amity Teseheat, Ameoetatioetis to be
held at Omen ea the lith sad 12thif Jane.
beitee4-1100404amboti ilmegge6—
Ape Pewee t - -,Ded~e,M A. Axes*
Z.IJ: amen ; Beebtess Chet.-41. J. tbtos•
s is Clutaistx Pearce, , AD
cammicas. PATIN* lisbiugoase—
.Fer. Ilona , 'A. taxasri,l3•o.' '
=
, mos
361. The best 1 0 0) 'IM
dr tared
nos the United Btstes Striate' Decker
Brothers in Now Yoh, and Nallett d, Cern.
SW; 801 the belt iiilaCalol3l and Or;
gems New Haven, M. For
Mk by W. Die m & Co., Toweide.
Nay 5#41 I )
Aisles $llll VIOOI4 For restoring
Qty Bair to its-IMM* VitMkr and fbkr.-
. A. .thesi&g which is at once agreeable,
healthy. and , effectual for preserving the
hair Adel or gray hair is restored to its
iiitgbad color will. the=freshaess u tf
yoth. Thin hair is
checked, - and,' Widnes' alien, not
*brays. cured by use. Nothing can re
state the hair where the follicles are destroy
ed. or the shads atrophied cad decayed.
But such as tumain can be eared forirmitd-
Itese by this with application. Instead of (waling
tbe lade • pasty sediment,. it keep
it clew an vigorous. oecesionel use
will versa& the hair from . turning gray or
felling off, and consequenDypt bald
ness. Pree.fross those del mahatm
as which make some preparations danger
ous andto the hair, the. Vigor can
only Wadi but not' harm lf. If wanted
su for • hair drewdog Ali
canrely , nothing be foundio desirable.Omtiongnel
their oil nor die, it dorm not soil white cam.
bria,and yet lists long on , the hair. Oring it
a dishglary lustre and gratehd
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Prac
tical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell,lfass.
Price $l,OO. • .
Sold I, Dr. IL c Porten Towanda. &AM
Druggita k,,D6alere in medicinal every
where., Nov. 213, 1668.7
Nonce.—The person who ex
changed overcoats at the Means House, on
Taal, the 4th of Max as is supposed
through a mistake, will please return the
same and take his ova. That taken. was a
black beaver.. It is important to us that
the coat taken should be returned to us
without delay. Joao= it Roam
May 12. Prole= Means Honse
-o
Los; somewhere between
Scottsville and Towandada long Waterproof
Cloak. The finder will be suitable rewar
ded on leaving it at this office.
April .21. a
iffir We have a second-h and Man
afacpuing Machine , in good ordev, suitable
for sewing leather, would give' good %satis
faction to a Shoe or Harness Maker, or
Carriage Trimmer. We will sell it at a bar
gain. - I Wrositsu dr, Bucts.
March
• -
ser - NATniti TIDD, Justice of the
Peace; in office with E. Overton Jr., front
ing the Oonrt Bonse,lnd over Pettis at Co's
Store. • Feb. 25.
,
M. Mies Mom A KEENE, teach
er of Vocal and Instrumental Music, bas se
cured the Agency of , the celebrated Soho
meeker A Co's Gold Medal Piano. These
Pianos have maintained their reputation as
first-class Pianos, for more than 30 years ;
they have been awarded the highest pre
miums, and are now admitted to be the fin
est and most hifildY imPliged Pianos
made in the country. Also Geo. A.. Prince
do Co's Organs and Melodeons:
Towanda, Aptil;:2B, 1866.-4 t
=
To nix Lovsns or FLowints.-Sin
(*rely thanking my customers for their very
liberal patronage during theist pers. I
have much satisfaction in, informing them
that I have this demon a large stock of
Plante, such as Bove, Geraniums, Pashias
and others too ntunkrous to mention here,
either for house or garden culture ; Also
ao rawly a large supply of early Cabbage,
!Tomato's, Peppers, Egg plants, and others
In
season.
Orden from unknown correspondents
must invariably be accompanind by a re
mittance or responsible reference.
Haim Mix.
April 21.- Towanda, Brad. G0.,-Pa.
'Kir Now is the' time to boy Viral
Paper and Window Shades cheaper than
ever offered in Towanda, at U nmans do .Bta
=lnt " April 28.
A Tors Sraawacasy.—The cele
brated Dr. Nimble Strawberry: It has been
grown to weigh 12 to the pound. Plants
by mail or otherwise, 60 eta per dozen.—
Plants'in pots, 15 eta each. A large Hat of
leading strawqerries for sale. Send for de
scrip ve eireolar and price list.
B. M. Wawa.
Towanda, Pa., April 26._
SS. Mueslis Si Mix have just re- .
ceived a large quantity of Punt Cm= Vans
-08,14 which they ire selling at reasonable
rates. ' I • April 2.1.
THE BAIA BURNING AHOICAN COOK
ING Swim—Mons liernovrautirs aim Two
?toau Paramus.—After a long.series'of expe
rimentS, we.lutve added the Base Burning
principle to this already world-renowned
Stove, by means of hot air chambers in
front and rear of the of the fire-box, and a
regulator at the pipe collar. With this im
provement we accomplish - the following re
sults :
let. A. coal fire can be kept all winter by
replenishing the fire twice every twenty-four
hours.
2d. A continuous fire can be kept through
the winter with the consumption of less
than 20 lbs. of coal in 24 hours, and the
.oven kept in baking order a large portion of
the time. . .
3d. The coal will be thoroughly con
sumed without the - usaal amount of cinders
and clinkers, and the annoyance of damp
ing the grate every morning to maks a. fresh
Are, avoided.
4th. For a wood Are, pith two moderate
sized sticks of dry wood; a Are can be kept
from 15 to 18 hours without any ,trouble.
This will be found the greatest improve
ment yet made in Cooking Stohe. It has
all the adlMntages of a self-feeder with much
greater economy of fuel, and without its in
conveniences. .It is fully secured by letters
patent. Manufactured by
( Suzan, karm) it Co..
17 and 19 Green
Albany, N. -Y.
For sale by CODDLING. Buttamm, As., To
wands. Fe. April 27, '69.
Ntto 2lbstrtiotments.
TOWANDA MARK .
(Wu oczaamt Pawn.)
Corrected .... eWednesday by O. B. I
lidded to changes 4147 :
Wheat . $1 50 0 175
Bye. ,1 00 0 1 •
Buckwheat ..... 65 , 75
.
Corn 85 . o 90
Oats .
60 0 65
Beans 250 ©'-4 00
Butter (Bolls) 35 0
do (Dairy) . 35.0
.37
Eggs ... 17 G
Potatoes. 40 G 50 .
Flour 8 00 a 10 00
Ham..: 20(4 22
Onions - 250 1115 3OO
Wznurrs or Osaisr.—Wheat, 60 lbs. ;
Corn 56 lbs ; Bey' , 66 lbs ; Oats, 32 lbs ;
Barley, 46 Its ; Buckwheat, 48 lbw ; Beans,
62 lbs ; Bran. 20 lb. ; Clover Seed, 60 lbs ;
Timothy Seed. 44 lb s ; Died; peaches. 33
lbs-; Dried Apples, 22 lbs ; Flax Seed,66 lbs.
Tune Tun .—The following in the
Time Table of the Pennsylvania and New
York Canal and Ran Road Company, which ,
took ° effect on. Monday, April 26, 1869 :
11017171WA/Xl6
P. AL P.M. A.
VirAuzza.... 635 1:15 8.1.
Arens . 130 8
...... .7:03 1.93 928
Morn ....7:18
Tcnomma 740 220 9.45
4 , 1
& P. IL • P. IL
Wavraur 810 12:46.... "
..520
Avioni ' ....7:50 - 12a6 600
Mars 737 12:12 4A7
Man.— 7a2 11:57 4.22
TOWANDA .1120...
Joan P. 00X
:. Y•.>
~oddin~
igt
ns and ROM Weeliti •
111,1Ai
I
CARRIA -
H - 4 1 : ipoLes,
VELUM: 8, BILVI* BACKS, ,
TOP LEATHER, DASH LEATHER,
ENAIIELLED . OIATEC, SPRINGS . a AXLES
PIPS BijXES, CIRCLES. BOLTS.
ANVILS, WILLOWS. and
At Codding, Russell & Co's.
MACHINE 014 ROPE,
LEATHER BELTING,
BABBITT METAL,
PUMPS, itud SAW:4,
4k, ALWAYS of+ HAND.
CORN SHELLERS, FEED CUTTERS
CHURN POWERS, PLOWS
AND ALL FARMING TOOLS,
At Codding, Russell 4? Co's.
BUILDERS' MATERIALS,
NAILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
-LINE AND CEMENT, by the teriel,
CARPENTEWS, BLACKSMITH'S,
And COOPER'S TOOLS,
DUPONT'S P 0 WDER,
AWES' SHOVELB, PICKBIAND
PISHING TAME and • HOOKS
E
1
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pw i i 0
0 x (1) 3 =
s Z
ix,
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lil . 2 4
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-,,
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE
Universal, Clothes Wringer.
.EIXO EI e SIOR BENCH WRINGER.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
LAMPB,,LANTERNS,
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
POCKET-KNIVES, RAZORS, "
;SCISSORS, AND
SABLE OU'iLE-RY,
At Codling, Russell & Co.'s.
A.: g .
c• 5 cp
• 5,1 n -4, . w
eta 4 i
P i l 1 • : e tD -m
A av .k-4 z
1 g 4 p i .4 , m t ., 04 8' d
1 ...._ 6 .
.1 I, 04 ;,4 2 iZ4 44,
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.I.c 4 0 C at in ,71 g
g 43 Z z .. e ' "
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211
ET I
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SANFORD & ORIRNPI 4 HEATERS.
, • .
IKON,
KEROSENE OM, VARNISH,' -
SCYTHES, HERO FRUIT. JARS,
AT,W.H O'L SAL E.
BZWIWG MACHIN ISE ,
Tama, ispiese. •
& _,.: 01 „
L ..~
~: t : } i ~"~ I'i'. i.
t "' . T S'~-"'~'
E
SPOKES, , TELII49,
GAS PIPE,
In large stock. Including
, SASH,
GLASS,;
plurwry. Fuss,
WHEEL-BARROWS.:
The largest Stock of
In towanda.
SOLE AGENTS FOE
WE OFFICE
GLASS,
NAILS,
Agentsi for Elias Howo, Jr.
kiii ;•444: 0 4 1
El
ME
. .
. .
• . .
. .
is
NEWIHARDWAREItO E
. , e.
. .
No, 12fillf.ausfitreet
'Abe moss soiiplete: ; • ' .
S 7 O C K-O.II.ISTOtrY:ES
!Ter lioagti!: to this place, =Nag which wl9
.• .. •••:'itielootThd
CELEBRATED •ONESi
=
lhe Only. Agent ,in; 7026fria
' OIIIIIN , G GLORY,
glakktlONES /314140 T,,
BALaIMOUE NEATER,
Whitb:are, withi4a. ivreption, Me bed
Heading Stoves male
lanytlio agent for the' Cook-Stoves
OUB OLIN HOME,
GARDEN CITY,
,
And they cannot -be Excelled.
I am slap agent-tor
atf orm and' :Counter ,Scales
Kerosene Oil,
Window Glass
All of which will he sold at
Manufacturers Prices
TQ the bade.
1 also keep coonstattly on ban it complete
STOCK OF. HARDWARE,
Of ARAMs, coasiscla io pirt ofr.
APrings. "
MIMI
Felloes
Nail Rods,
Tin Ware.
And all k Inds of Shelf H ardwate, - which will
be sold at - the lowest prime. I would say to'
Merchants that I • will at all times meet Elmira
prices.
Towanda. Oct. 22. 1868..
HUMPHREY BROS.,
'No. 100 MAIN STREET,
TOWANDA; PENN'A.,
Keep constantly on hand the..st .oat complete
assortment or -
BOOTS AND. SHOES,
LE,ATHES,
SHOE Fl N;DINGS,
xgr rT~ss,
SADDLERY- HA DWAR
• t
TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
All In ". hivh will 1)3 w Id opan rhe
ME
.1168-r BEASO NA BL E TERM§
4
14
N._.,-
Ilmrep4tiOtet
Y-llumpli,,t's,:Bo9l43:"
Is to welt eaUtillah!if that'rtt 'vcittsideFlt.tiat
necessary to okflasytblegitmxtt them.
MI /I; 10.
gir AT; OAP, ANWITIC SAME I
AA. Lonichs,..4l4
r ;;;1-'l. - f •
ThirjeAlersi. vied have opened a Store en di
south du of, liercues new,l494e
• ; I
uor*
Ir *4,l"Ti-
ME
=ME
i ,: t ",!i . .%7 , 1C,'AP4 - •,t4R.5i:,.,.:
EWE LLAS, CANES, .GLOVES,
=
- I
Wlilett, we will tell et. Iha lowcat p ill able esic.4 4
andre
n epectlally sellelt : it ohare el 4he !, v roi tie
of the patie. „:. . • ...
BM
MI
Air HO fitted ;with. the Anierkip; :Collfpnnatpr:
L - po K 1
lEW -JEWELRY,
A T WA BNER:p.
GOLD. WATCIIES,
WARNERT. _
EI GIN WATCHES
AT WARNER'S 4,
WAWT)IAIk WATCHES,
LT *All=lO3,,
F- Ho, GOLD JEWELRY,
Arewiy-
ALL KINM , CLOCKS,
, AT
Spectacle4;.watidu!tt)ll4.lls4lnrgrhlti,stumer!ismto
GOOD BAKER,
, .
Call and Beatific. you will save wanly per cent
pot - purchaser. •
Watehea, Dinelll and Jewelry repaired;
lind'Wsrratatcd., l'UttorfrEtlock. l •• - • t: ,
A. WAIIITER;
Towanda, Dee. I`b6B. , ,
N An.pNA 4 LIFE INSURANCE
f u 6, Doan, -Nails
• 1/../M j • k
CLARRCE 11. LUIZ, President ;
JAY COCKE,Chairien [inane and Er. Com ;
*ENKE lk' COOKE, Vice President
tIIERSON W. PEET, georetary..and Actuiiri
•. ~ .. . .
, . .
.. . .
---
Tbe advanties gof Pe National Life 'antrum
.
Company are : __
I. It is a National Co.. chartered by Congress ;
3. It his a paid up - Capital of. One Million Doi
leis ;
3..1t offers low rates of premiums ;
4. It furnishes larger insurance than other &in
, 4.kardes, tar the same . money . i .- •
.5. It is definite arid certain ;
6. There la no Possibility of miarepresentallori
by agenta, or misanderstaading by policy
: • holders i.
7. The policies are pliin contracts, so mach in
' guinea lor so much money ;
8. -AU paliatui are nop-forfeitleg ; ' •
9. The policies are exempt
Spnkes,
Iron,
Horse Shoes,
Belting.
E. W. CLIME dcCO.,--Benkers, Philadelphl3,
TOWANDA COAL YARD i
ANTHRACITE AND. BITUMINOUS
COAL La.
The undersigned having
_lensed the Coal Yard
and Dock at the old " Barclay Bade," and Jb t
completed a large Coal House and Office upon
the premieres, are now prepared to furnish the
citizens - of Towanda and vicinity with the ditf
erent baps and sizes of he above named coals
upon the most rensonable; terms in any quanti
ty dealred. Prices at. the Yard until farther
notice :.
.. .
~
Large Egg . - $5,50
Small Egg, . . ..e . 54,0
Stove, - 5.50.
.
Chesnut, - 5,00
" Barclay" Lump 4,00
' -
" - Bun of Hines, C - 340
" Pine . r Blacksmith . 3,00
The following additional charges will, be
made for dellyering Coal within the 'Borough
limits : P
Per T0n,..f.0 eta . extra for carrying is 50 cts
Half _T0n..35 " " At " 25 "
Q au t er ton Ts
v .. . - . 01,
- .. • .. 25 gs
U Orders may be le't's! the Yard, '
corner
of ,f ailroad and Elizabeth - at!, or at H. C. Por,
tees.Drig S'ore.
ww.. Orders must -in - all cases be accompanied
with the cash. .7
• The subscriber offers for sale, this Spring, a
good list of leading varieties of Apple, Pear,
Cherry, Peach 811 , 1 MUM Trees, both Standard
and Own,. Also, a well selected list of small
Fruits-, such as Grapes, Currants, Gooaberries,
Strawberries, 11 aspb rries and 111a4berties.
WHIPS, &c., &c,
I=
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~.~~
MER=M
ENSUE
=I
Whenthey tit,tis4to,kerP 6 fug i istficc, of
IMO
PASHIONABLt
DUMN
Gobdf;t'cm:eitngot
zl`.'C; 'i
118121111
TR A VELLIN B AG%
BUFFALO aitik WOLF ; Itai,e§4e.
CL(LNIVEY-A
Zivands, Oct. 5, +.;
CO. OF Q. B.A
• \ •
Csixt CrArrrst,isl.ooo,ooo=ssns fM -stria..
Chartered by Consress, 1868
general Agent!!
B. S. RUSSELL; SS:tuner&
torAgenta for Towanda - and vicinity :
lag_ A. G. MASON, NATHAN TIDD.
WARD pivEN
Towinda, March 1
FRUIT , AND ORNAMENTAI,
TItEPS,
ALSO, CHOICE EVERGIIEENS ;
Such u Norway Spruce, Bab= Fir. i Arbor-
Vito, Hemlock, Juniper, ac. Choice deciduous
trees : such u Idaples. hionntald Ashes, !unt
ies, Weeping Birch, Weeph:g, Willows, Elm,,
Horse Chestnuts, - 4. - r Ornamental shr ubs,
FLOWERS, ROSES, VINES, &c. ,
•
Asparagus Hoots • Cold Frame ClO:l2ga
x i
Mattel Earl Giodrith and Harrison- Pota
toes ; Arbor Ville', Osege Orange andlideney
Locust Hed Plows. Van Baren's Holden
Dwarf Peach Tree. - Send (or Circular and
Price List , E. AL WELLS
, Towanda.. P . atch,3rd,lB 4 9-.-tf
THE N
W AND. IM?ROVED
•
lAS
EEO
SF 1111 V G. NACiIINES,
FA3tIL Y
Were award('
the Finn. Prize at the Patin Ex=
'67, it v:r 82 ether Machines.
posiOoo 1
' • •
State Fairs of • 186 8. have
Sachin.• the Ault premium ;
rertniylvania. Ila,slcha•
Vermont, Wisconsin,
Also, dal - f
atiarded lb;s
New York,
setts, New
a Id Indiana.
' At the Con
Oswego, CV% •
flonrcle,Herki
host of others.
Ity Fairs% et Madison. °madam
.ne, Orleans, Toroßkins,...Senaca,
er, S, triy ler, LivingAt 3n, and a
Report Of the Com.-ittee on Sewing Machines,
at the State 'Fair keld in Rochester, Kali of
1869.—"Yonr Cox:mitt e - bays examined the
different - Sewing . Ida:lines. to which 'their at
tention was called, and would reoommendas
the best Family end - Machine for all wOrk,Ellas
tiolre's Sawing Mt:chine, sod for the following
reasons : of constructton. 2d--
-RegolaritY of tension on both upper. and lower
threads. - 3d--Ease of management. 4th—Great
range of work upon all materials,, ;; bib—The
perfect attachments thetilacbine for felling,
hemmming, tucking, braiding, quilting. Illnd•
Ing and cording, and the ease with whicbrthey
are applied, 6th—Tile durability of the ma
chine, being made of hardened steel, tadrad
justed in its beariegs." We recommend a med.
New style Hemmer, Welder, Tucker, Quitter,
COrder; , Bmbrolderer. Binder, Seiler and Int..
proved Tuck Marker.
• It will owe arty onil every kind Of throad,frotis
the finest to the coarPest, with a much smaller
needle than other mPchineis.`Be aura swim.
&mien etu beforeyou i.urchase Price from $6O
to $2OO, - and every - ma chine warratted.•c The
re it value or •uur. Matinincturidg id +chines for
Tams; Boot, Shoe, 'Pampa and Carriage
ken is too • well known to require comment—
;
Don t fall to call and pee them.
.• SREPARIf.& TERNEUB, Stn. Agt's.
•. Lake fit, Elmira..N.Y.
For sale 'by CODLING, lko•Co.,
.13eneval Agents, Towanda, Pa. -
11 the irider
(DICE FLouR. it
the lowed Piegdo.o. l l, gill's it'
Feb• 34• •,f "
tkibirr7 . 6 l ll fOik4 -1'
Alti is hereby - glven4 that, all An- !*
debted to the estate oIiDAVID: I.III6VAN.
Otliurlington dee'd. ace 'requested -to
ula !
h i
anemelledlate pa ost y moete nt, and tbos• -- havtag
sinstgaid'leinismitttbeitiliky
authenticated for settlement. -
;Y• UPLEZNBA.CK, •
AlpfttlegikKG-4' • ' !Madden..
"::Aptifit LTRAITOWS..::i4TOT/OW--
444: ofilas litreby, Meek to &Wolter/es I.
depted lietrireisto of Oerddlii It. Kellett. late.
of Alban* Ow, stecloLi, wet ',quested. 19 make
liemedlatkpeoteitt.ag4ll=ine deltas
naiad. odd Ni de. lout- - them duly
authentleatiklier •
FEZ
, May 5.1861' - .:'; -
MOM
=Zia
P. wo XEOTORM--
botobrylitoo dot sayoupou tridet:teci to
tbs o Orimulltill BILES, eked.:
Wiultrosingtip.ontioyouftilk) maktimmedt• -
ate pokye rt iyithopt , piss. sod those baring
tlokua yam owe Present tb rfu
duty ma tlestod foe -
-,-.7r3T:
IMES
pril 19; 1841M.A. -
A DAIDLISTRATOBIS
Noticelir busby eves. that all persons.
aidebted to' the 'estate . of IL w, guei late of
Wilmot, telt - , - Eited.jere rapieeted to make Jaw
- tdAt' 4o matt wt. ail pewee baying
claims against ad esam,il.,muse pant them
duly tut : - .
t- r ARPE ELY,
Aftloistratoi• .
STATSV INTERNAL
L.) aniffffillE .--110TICE TO TAX PAY
EBB .i—Zietiole is binary given, that the under
eignede Assessor of the 13th District of Penn
'Annie will held Oasts et Appeal for the cor
recl ions of erroneous assawasents at his office
in Blesmsbeg, Tuesday, Wednesday and .
Thursday. Wiy Ilth 12th and 13th, 1849, All
appeals meat be in- wrfibig, and should dpeeity
the particular cause, matter , or thing, respect
ing• which a declaims is requested, and shall
state the- ground , or prieciple 'et error com
plained of. Appeals may be aide at the nefice,
of the Asseseon" at any time previous to the
days shove fined for baring appeals: If any "
pe eon liable to • bonne tan. orowidtle• Care I
sieges, Watches, and other articles liable un
der schedule A olthe tease livr hare not yet -
reported, they hereby notified to do wt at ,
once or become liable to the penalty., It is she
duty of every one amenable to the law to s.!tir.
the Assessor of his district and Wake big return.
• - '13A1117E6 Xbiollll - . -
. .
Aserssoes otrics t Areesor.
Bloomsburg, Pa.,April 34. 1849.1 • •
-
IN.-TaE DISTRICT COURT OF
1 the 'United Stites, for the Western Die-- . .
tract of Pennsylvania. Perry Buell, a .
Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of -;
lifarch2d, 1887, having applied for a
Dis
charge from all his debts,. and other rl'dma _; -
provable under sairl g ii t, - by order of the
..
Court, notice is he y given, to all per ,
sons who have prim their debts, and otb- : 1
i
er persons interes d, to appear on.the 2lth
day of Max 1 . at 10 o'cicick; ami . -
before Edward verton, Jr, Esq.,' - at his of- . ,
lice, , in Tow da; to show cause,, if any
they have, why a discharge should not be -,
granted to the said Bankrupt,-Andfurtber
notice is hereby given,. that the second and -_
third meetings of the Creditors of the said'
Bankrupt; required by 'Me. 27th and 28th , •
sections of said Ac t willtoOrekl before the
said Register, at the same & time arid. place. _
• S. C. Md6ANDI;RRS/ -
May 5, 180. -Clerk of said Court. ;
L'ARMERS OBSERVE.--RED
KIRK--A Thormighbred. - Short
recorded stock, A; FL 8.. vol. 8.
Will stand for service the przsent•seasm on
Joseph Hornet's farm, in Konrotton, at the 1 ol
lowing very low rate Of service, cash
Single cow, $3 ; Two cows, $5 ; Five or As
OMB. $lO ; Ten 'cows. $l5 Al.o for rale,
calves, both heifers and bol ts, the get of lied
Kirk. Call and examine the stock.
Monroctota, Ma
B TONE
,
As persons wishing .fLaging. steps. 4.
lintels. water tables; or any kind of build i2x
atone, will please address the undersigned. Ail
or ders.promptly attended to..
J. W. GO O'DWIN.
P.O. Box 230.
P. B:—iatt order : left with Joins Miaes will
be forwarded. May 5, '6O.
SULLIVAN &, - .ERIE RAIL ROAD ,
Wages $I 75 per day. Bo nrd 818 per month
Apply at Engineer! Once, hionroeton Pa. '
J. 8. ANIMIEUS.
Elmira Daily a* .13'.eek'y Adve)tista and
Binghamton • 13emacral r publish one month
and send bill to this Once. .
MEANS HOUSE,
JORDAN & HORTON, Prop's
:
This popular Hotel having been thoroughly
refitted and rephlred, and tarnished, througnout
with new and elegant Furniture. will be o pen
.
for the reception of guests, OR SATURDAY, WAY
1969, neither expense' nor pain 4 has been
spared in-rendering this house a model Hotel,
in all Its arrangements.
A superior griality old Burton Ale for invalids
just received.
•
- April 28,-1969. •
L OO K lIER 1_
COWELL itt
at the old stand of Riumum.x. dk. Cowitt.ti . are
'no* tezeiving a large and .0.1 selected stock of
GROCERIEF... AND PROVISIONS,_
r
which they offer to cash buyers at prices that
eel) , competition. .•
"3 Cash paid for all kinds farmers produce.
April 21, 1869.-tf
ruf ACKREL, CODFISH,:. WHITE
.4.II. dab, Trout and Smoked Halibut.
• COWEL I L &
CHOICE •CANDIES;
WELL &
`VICES OF ALL KINDS, JAVA
L.) andlllo Coffee of all grades roasted and
ground. . COWEI.J. 4 MYEI3.
CHOICE FLOUR OF ALL GRADES
at the lolrest prices.
FEED AND CORN MEAL CHEAP.
COWELL ct if YEE.
SUGAR 0
J
BROOMS, WOODEN AND
low Ware, &a. 4 1' COWELL & MYER.
-
STONEWARE OF ALL KINDS.,
COWELL tt, MYER.
lIQUTTER TUBS AND FIRKINS;
gooitquality. coWELk & *TER,
Towana, April 2t, 1869.
TA
D RIED FRUITS,OF ALL RINDS ,
McOABE'k. MIX.
Rral l'Estatt,
•
POR SALE.--Fifty-thqnsar4l acres
of the finest farming land situated in the
County of Los Angeles, Oalifontia,lat prices
ranging front $lO to $2O-(conency) per safe.—
Theselait_a are contiguous to the thriving city
of Los Angell's, and are admirably adapted for
the volt ivatron of the Orange, Lemcio",
ive, tirhortleberry aid fruit and grain. of every
desdrlption Oreatattentioa is now being giv
en to the pmduction of ,Raw Silk iti this 'dis
trict, for which -the genial climate [renders it
especially 'tilted. Arrangements will short
ly bi made by which.intending emigrants can
be furnished with guarantees for Utiel deeds be
fore leaving New York. Por further particui
lays address'
TILESTON, EMERY tt CO.
March 30, _ La Angeles.'
VILLAGE PROPERTY rot SAL.
V The inbscriber will sell ole or tin iiickses
and Lote, pleasantly situ tted - in the 4 borough
of ,Tosr.and.s. ono c rner lc 10(Lat.12 [teat with
gaid house. Tne other 5532150. irith good
house 'and barn. It is so arranged that the
barn can be sold , with either lot. Terms made
easy. - W. 11.tSH.M.
Towanda, Huth 24, 1e69.-3m
pARIIf FOR - SALE:—The linbscri
-a: bee offentifor sale his term 'looted in _Al
bany twp., about I+ mlien'trom Depot of S. ,t,`
R. Farm conta klieg -31 acres, about
7 acres well timbered with white 'esti the whole
is well watered aid under Aliciod state of cul
tivation and baa a quantity or 'clunk 'roll trees
thereon . For p,rt.Wars enquire ofTEI A 3. F
PERRY:or the premises. - April 31.-41
VALUABLE' PROP . ERTX: FOR ,
v :SALE —The Subscribers offer tor sale the
folkiwing desirable Frty : • '
One Farm ( n. Berl twit.. situated. ncat
the borough of Bar Mgt.*); containing, 110
serfs mostly imrrored with ygobd teamed .
house:two bards sad sheds .thersoa, numbg
water at the house and lam, a - good orchard. • -,
d alitbe Modein improvemonts editable' (or
dairy Pummels.
sums of imprieved land •
with one framed barn thereon. in ttie b2roogh
of Burlington. ' • - " ••I '•
Aaact.=—Three bongos antflots an ;one brit.p
141/0 In the borough of
TetZtil made_ guy. • For particulate enquiri • -
ot, ONG Towitalha , or ,Iti/NANDIR
LON Ballaskierborsegb,
Ap0134 1 "..4 w LONG IMO'S.
'"-• '• ' •. • i, ' •, • i! - ,
V•t.spniztr. A
HwisCAltu ( # ‘l
I '
'Auilaistratots
4.-A. BILES-
Rucntars.
IllisuUcmetni#.
J. G.' HOMET
REI
100 MEN WANTED.
TowAiDL,PA
COWELL tk AIYER.
ALL GRADES
cownt & MYF.R.;-