nuNitiltipitter
zoo= AND isizzanaz.-;
Gnus ji mitt real ladles
doiri prc !tied. ocatir.-
.
1. , The venter - 4tui et ,thia
road Was at ttibi pisss is is bS -
We shall clothe jho BiPosras
ta a nea dress about the fist of
or Mrs. ofJothr.W,
mum; died in this asp an Bandiyatiglit
inst, slier a short - bneseveni jDness. ---.
M. EDWARD T. Wan, anceXperi
gamed operator, now has charge of the To.
monde Telegraph Oboe. •
.;
- sir The funeral of the - late lire.
Tum ult wgi be attended from thellf.
E. (Rauch to-day (Thursday) at 2 o'clock.
p.m. Sermon by Bev. X. T. Batman!.
Sew in Dorrouss, eon of Rey.
Doi:rouse, formerly Rector of the Epis
copal Church in this village, is a student at
_the Agricultural College in Center County,
•
• Mk; Country printers desiring to
order stock from New York will Anti T. a
13mtron at Co., in the new Stilt building, the
right kind of men to deal with.
n. WooD, agent for the
Charter Oak We Insurance Company is au
thorized to receive subscriptions for the
11,apanaim. • "
Sir Maj. G. B. Ovssrox will sell
his household goods at auction on Friday
next, preparatory to his leaving for Salt
Lake City, to take possession of the US.
Land Office. -
alir Drumm & Co.'a advertisement
is left oat this week, but they still continue
to sell the best Bows and Melodeons
manufactured. By purchasing of them you
are sure to get a good article.
The McDurysy contested will
case Nif,il be tried at special court , to cen
yene in this place on the 21st of June next.
The jurors summoned are expected to be
prompt in their attendance.
\ 10... MYER, at the Tobacco Store
'south of the National Bank, has got the fie
.-esi stock of imported cigars in town.—
Gronaz knows " what is -what in tobacco
;business. Try him.
Mr 0. J. OHUBBIICK, County Super
intendent, held his last examination of
teachers in this place last week. During
the six years Mr. C. has been in office, he
.has never missed an appointment.
' img.. We have been shown a chick
en hatched by a hen owned by J, D: Goons
Notion, Esq., of Wysox, which has four legs
& house -cat, thinking it a 4 ‘strwaie ani
mal," made way with the featheredqpiadrn
ped. .
Stir Heretofore persons wanting
the eel rated Mortoh Gold Pens, hive been
compelred to order them from New York.
PLUMS & Barnes have now been appoint
ed sole agents in this place for these pens,
and will keep a fall supply in stock.
I@l.. Workmen are busily engaged
in repairing the store recently occupied by
the Bakery. Messrs. Suew, Brum) & Co.
will soon remove their Market into it, and
will hereafter add vegetables of all kinds to
the stock.
ig).. Rev. J. T BROWNELL will Cc
copy the pulpit of the M.E. Church on Sun
day next, morning and evening. We believe
Mr. 13. expects to spend several days in
- town visiting with his old parishioners and
numerous friends.
lam; Persons going West can now
purchase through tickets to all important
points, at the depot of the Pennsylvania and
New York Railroad, iri this place. Mr.
BISEOP, the obliging Ticket Agent, will
cheerfully give any information in regard to
routes, trains, S:e.
Bee- R. A. MERCUR, FlOll Of Judge
Mancra of this place, who received a severe
injury . in the head while practicing in a
gymnasium at New Haven, Conn., in Janu
ary kit, is now being treated by a physician
in Philadelphia, with a fair prospect of a
permanent cure.
Ai- A. young son of Dr. Fixscurr,
of Laporte; Sullivan county, wass - horribly
mangled and bruised by a horse in the Doc
tor's stables few days sincB. The little fel
low !entered the stall for the purpose of feled
ing the animal, when it is supposed he be
ame frightened, and kicks ,the boy near
ly to death.
-1/16-A great many people think
that Towanda is not large enough to sin-
Min a man who doi , s business upon correct
principles, i.e., confines himself to one par
ticular branch of trade. CLousurr fiats
bar have knocked this theory in the head.
They sell nothing but bath, caps, and furs,
and can afford them cheaper than establish
ments which keep u little of everything.
Stir Our enterprising clothing mer
chant, Mr. S. BOSENBEIIO, has just issued
the first number of a neat little paper enti
tled " Rosenberg's Herold of Ilshion," which
he distributes gratuitously to all his ens
tamers. Callsat his Store, next door to
Warner's Jewelry Store, and see what bar
gains ho offers, and get a copy of the "Her
ald of Fashion."
KV- Dr. PORTER, W. A. CRA3IBER
us, P. D. lilonnow, WrT. DATIES, and G.
D. IfovrAsys, left town on Tuesday morn
ing.for a fishing excursion in Sullivan coon.
ty. They have just'ha4 built a wagon ex
pressly for fishing trips. The vehicle is
neatly and substantially male, with high
cushioned seats and nibber-eloth cover, and
is provided with ice and provision boxes,',
axe, hammer, etc. It was " turned out" at
the Towanda Agricultural Woikk.
ite.. The Bakery and Eating House
carried on by Scorr Bum:I.:0'0N, has
made a change of base by a flank movement
to the left, and is now located on the north
of the Ward House,-prepared for the ac
commodation of the public as heretofore.
All will do'well to give them a call at their
new location. They are also very favorably
located and arranged for supplying the pub
lice with the luxury of ice cream, which they
a - ill do during the summer season.
110,.. El LIAIS A. ROCKWELL, who learn-•
ed the printing Voidness in this office some
twenty-five or thirty years ago, is now one
of the editors of the San Francisco &U. Af
ter completing his trade, ho e:stablished, in
connection with Junrus Suracspon, a paper
at troy, called the Nets Star ; but being of
a roving diriposition soon gave up his inter
est in the paper, and made his Way to the
Sandwich Islands, where he established 'an
other paper, and, if our memory serves us
correctly, got into some difficulty with the
government, Ori,liccount of Which he was
compelled to relinquish the business there.
From the Sandwich Islands he found his
way to Califinnfis, where he has remained
for nearly twenty years past. Mr. R. is a
brother of Tor., B. C. Rocrazu, of Troy,
and is a man of more than.ordinarrabiliti
-
rle — big . pitrone 'gore -as
14,2 a aniooo• 4 '
wzraolt,w - AThs, - theveaßizOittp*,.
ibbh43 4- mistiver vantA
Whop° Ur following note fro& Wm . ?ill
induce otheri " fto go 00 to new*
B.lr
Azi!•• / 1 4 10 . 100071`,
2.1 a. ,
• fate fli.z=ltriclosed Vino anaiNiii4
less, in adienos, for sne •Iturostra ,frosa
/ 01 7 0 p / o . o kto ;rf l l o . 1070 . - "
141reanaid &dream the other night;
:When all arounitlnig still ; •
rareilaued I syr yogi. Ileoltebub
• •
Aft-prilta's Mira' filth. parr,
Autd.blued yea is ; • '
Boys
be, !'Cad Iwo. tour were/ drirli
vs else prepare to we I" - - -
I gated young sooty brtlie,faoe;
/durum soy onbeedienee •
To avail seiraelf of saving grace ,
'Twee- --ray op Advance I
•
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- >
ConsbnoF.--S9miwecks eipcelfn
article was published hi. this
_paper, cau
tioning our Chia TemPlars against Na l.
Facrows, who had been leot urlag In some
sections of the State. We have recently
learned frau aletterlkon AS ke:
siding in the plane *When_ he Wasrvated to
have Peesed, himself nit la a. Minister "or
as the Bev. A. & Fasznai,r that though this
impresidoo was created is, the.
,place, and
repressmtations of the kind Made, it was
nothing which Bro. RAIZ= was privy to,
Or in anywise responsible for, Mid we take
great pleasure in making,- the correction.
The letter alluded to from a Minister wham
we well know, clearly exculpates the broth
er from all blame.—Seysions Good Templar.
SS. Oar people are at last . 'steak
.
enhig to the importance of keeping up a
good fire department. .For the- past few
years,'we have vizttuilly been. without any
fire companies, and we are glad to announce
that there is now a fair prospect of having
the old companies re-organized. On Tues.
day evening last a meeting of Franklin, No.
1, was held, when the following officers
were elected :
.Fbrernan—J43.. Id. KINEIMAN.
First Assistant—J. DELA Mowriirrs, Jr
Second Assistant—J.o Lusa.
Secretary—W. A. Roca -wpm.
Treasurer—D. E. Hulax.i.
Pipemen—Joms Krum:lz and Mom Km •
A meeting of Linta Hose Co. will be.held
on Saturday evening, when we presume
that company will again be put in working
order.
itts. At a meeting of soldiers held
in the Grand Jnry Boom on Friday evening
last, to make arrangements for decorating
the graves of soldiers, Gen. Menus, - was
called to the chair, and Lt. F.. F. &urn chot
sen secretary.
It - .vas agreed that Bunday. May 30, should
be observed as "decoration , dn." Cola. A.
G. MASON and E. ON - Exam jr., and Major
W. A. PECE, were appointed a eommittee
to invite Rev. F. D..Hostuus to deliver a
sermon on the occasion.
A committee was appointed to make all
necessary arrangements for the ceremonies.
lie meeting adjourned to meet again on
Saturday evening next, when a full pro
gmmme will be arranged and made public,
We need hardly urge our citizens to assist
in this noble work; as it is one which com
mends itself to every patriotic heart.
GRAND FAIR AND FESTIVAL' —A grand
Fair and Festival in behalf of the new Cath
olic Church, in course of erection at this
place, will open On next Monday, May 24,
and continue during the. week, in Messrs.
Connmo ..1; RUSSELL'S building on - Pine St,
The ladies of the con'regation, aided by a
few kind and. charitably disposed triends,
lihve already prepared several rancy and
useful articles for the occasion. - Among the
things to be contested for, during its con-
tirmance, we may mention a gold watch,
platform spring wagon, and a• most beauti
ful set of Japanese and Chinese curiosities,
Also another gold watch, and an afgan of
very beautiful texture, to be voted for ; the
former gift presented by a, gentleman of
Philadelphia, the latter by a lady of the
parish.
From the success with which our efforts
were crowned at the last fair, held for the
same laudable otject, may we not hope thai
our American friends will patronize ns this
time, top, in their usual generous manner?
Come, maids and youths, for here we sell
All wondrous things of earth and air ;
Whatever wild romancers tell,
Or poets sing, or lovers swear.
You'll find at this our Fancy Faii.
4ere eyes are made like stars to shine,
And kept for years, in such repair,
That e'en when tusn'd of thirty 7 nine,
They'll hardly look the worse for wear—
If bought at this our Fancy Fair.
We've lots of tears for bards to show'r,
And hearts that such ill usage bear,
That, though they're broken every hour, -
They'll still ih rhyme frehh breaking bear=
If purchased . at our Fancy Fair,
As fashions change in everything,
We've goods to snit each season's air,
Eternal fnandships for the spring,
And endless loves for summer wear,—
All sold at this our Fancy Fair.
We've reputations white as snow, •
That long will last, if used with care,
Nay, safe through all life's journey go,
If pa&k'd and mark'd as "brittle ware,"--
Just purchased at the Fancy Fair.
its. The Northern Tier GazPli e con
tains the following account of a most fiend
ish murder committed near Can, a few
days since :
BII.IITAISTV. A CIIILD 1.11:111DEB-
E.D. —On Monday a funeral procession pass
ed through our town on its way to the bury
ing-ground of the Catholic Church, where
the remains of a little boy of ten years,
named Tierney, were deposited. Mr. Watts
from Canton, who was in the ,procession.
reported to outsiders that there were evi
dences of foul play, and that undoubtedly
the child liad died of injuries received from
the hands of some person. It appears that
the boy, who was a son of a Mr. D. Tier
ney, a worthless sort-of fellow, whose-where
abouts have been a mystery for some time
past, but who formerly lived in this town,
lost his mother about two years ago, and
for the last year and a-half has been living
with Michael King, who resides In Union
township, between Canton and Carpenter's,
about three miles from Canton. About three
months ago, King, who-has all along been
considered a pretty good sort of man, with
an even disposition, applied - to the boy's
uncle, Michael Hooley, of, this village, to
take the boy away, but Hooley objected as
the boy seemed - weakly and . in ill health.
On Saturday last Ring was hi town and ap
plied to Hooley to take tbe boy, as he - said
his wife abused him. Hooley said' If he
was in good health he worild l do -so so, upon
which King informed him that there was
nothing the matter with. the boy but, a sore
toe. On Sunday morning at daybreak, King
was at the house of Mr. Burk, in Canton,
for the purpose of having a shioud made
for the boy who had died during the night.
He seemed gieatly agitated and mentioned
that the boy fell off the fence some time be
fore.
Suspicion was exulted, and on Tuesday
the body was taken nip, when it was found
to bear marks of the most brutal treatment.
One eye was ired as if by a blow, there
was a mark on be cheat as if of a knife or
Some 'sharp weapon, three of the ribs on the
left aide were broken, and there were. other
mutilations too ''horrible to name, added to
which was the appearance of a part of the
back and hips as if they had. been roasted.
The whole appearance was enough to sick
en the heart of any one. Elmer. Pomeroy
hastened into Tioga County, and procured
warrants for the arrest of Bing and his wife.
On Wednesday they were
.both brought to
town, and alter a preliminary examination
they were held to await &post morftin exam
ination before the . caae.,proceeds further.
Bi we believe, accuses his the in
hunung, m
crime, but both of them wife
for of awhile
denied any knowledge of the . matter. We
await the result of the investigation. ,-
- The investigation before the coroner's jury
restated in a verdict that; the boy Carnal°
_his death trent ilt.trOmment bytiin tklntnoi
footer - pannL , Theylisve beattoonunitti4
.
to ja il in iv roil& Aoardi their
♦
LtTlii 'CAM A! &ilia slsait - ot *aka
ePixtV, ,
.ftvelel4 04 *1. 111 n.WAsYlikt ank i
lifbibuilnssiistlmpostaneivi .
Tb. movageeeii were &wad
AR" envon* ifeCilmier4-400s!
, 401.001 -- foeslayerdi a t tor _- dell. :.
3 , 1 - lialdinfitssissl44o l oO mons
iDeeklsts
TnnliotzliortOsintlit tot
iormoteidept. vas* s4_,-..c,,,
/tars tn.. Tot.. - et* . .''• ... Mr 119 01.
to senorer the tialelost sertilnPntenliy,
sold on an soncitiiiii'aisinist btunOList
ot Vesdlotfor pis/Mit - tor 11883 ,71.:,
11 d. Parsons Ps. .igtAsidi alyi P.
.afeai&L-ihilt lnntight - to recover Wanes on
Aida given farm:lima of BiyaVold Argus
printing aloe. ,Dotendintts not ipiestliw
3udgm"4 entered tot 1218,
Me
.„ . , n
The fwiroWA 411MiMm t .
Robe IVaterikei frOm N. B. Watawair
Prances. 41ididl- bo la' ; ler
becca Reath from*. Wilma ; L. 11,...80w.,
man
from Nancy IL *Wand ! , ;
Court` adjourned on'. Satimi 15th; to
meet again on Monday, at which time Est
was idjoulned 'until the thiyd.Noalair in
KrWe take . .grAUt pleasure
grving - the fo ll owing - notice a place in out
columns. - The good work 'inaugurated, by
the Y.M.C.A. of Placielphia, should re
celvelhe hearty co-climax!' of every:friend
of the young men whole:vie the coTitry i to.
seek homes that city: "
To parents, guardLans,
_pastors .and others;
taUse sons, wards orfriendr may be leaving
home for residence the City of PA
r_
Mu's ' AssixamMkt
of Philadelphia, announce that they bare .a
Committee for the purpose of showing kind
ness to Yourig Men who axe strangers, and
leading them under rellgions influences.
They therefore r eq uest all who desire the
co-operation of this Committee, to send the
names and addresses of tr_oung Men about
to reside in Philidelpl4 In whom they are
intereeted,.with such partkadars of charge
ter as they may deem proper, (which Millie
strictly confidential,) to:
Joss Wanasterns,;
Chairman of Committee, Hall of the Ma
dation, 1210 Chestnut Bt., Philadelphia.
•
its Our notice, a few weeks since,
of the tereporance • movement inangtiratal
in.Owego, reminds a correspondent or the
fOIIOWII4 fact wiioh transpired in that town
during the campaign of 1860. - It bears hard
on the bibutons influences of the democra4
is party, and tends to oonfine our crow,*
Lions in regard to the expulsion of friend
BEEnz from that party ea ; account-of his es
pousal of the , good .cause .
. . •
A great mass meat* had been held at
Owego, N.Y., and, as urpud r tilie .managers
took prompt advantage of every opportimity
for the free conveyance otattendants. Tbe
cars were crammed, and every other moving
affair. On the- return trip, the son of a cus
tom house democrat •of Owego, moved by
oratoricaituad other influences, made a speech
full of spread-eitgleisms and bacchanalian
interjections, on the "glorkius constitution,"
etc., in which occurred the following lucid
and practical explanation of the tendencies
of his party : •
" You may sup-(hio)pose; fellow citizens,
(hie) that I am (hio) under spirittiaL(spirit
sous) influence, but it is (hic) all a mistake,
I am only under (hie) the influence of the
real (hic) democrat (hie) party."--- As he
was surrounded by Republicans this public
confession was received by shouts of laugh
ter, during which a testy and irreligious
democrat at his side put an end to the
speech by pulling him down with the ener
getic remark, " Sit down, you d—d fool"
If the young gentleman referred to has
now joined the• temperance :army, he will
enjoy the publication of the - incident none
the less. I ,
MARRIED . .
•
JACKSON—KNIGHT—In Athens,' the 12th
inst, by _.lley. C. Thurston, Mr. Edward
M. Jackson and Miss Mary E. knight,
otAthens.
LEASURE—ABELL—In Lellayst!ille, May
16, by Rev. G. W. _Raynor, Mr. George
Leasure, of South .Owego, N. Y., and
Miss Helen A. Abell, Of Warren, Pa. •
PINNEY—THOMAS--On Thursday, May
.13th, at. St. George's Church, Utica, N.
Y., by the Rev, E. W. Hagar, Fred H.
Pinney, of Owego, to Fannie, 'only daugh
ter of George Thomal, of Utica, N. Y.
. .
FOWLER—F.kIRCHELDS—In Griinville, •
at the bongs a S. Taylor, May 9th, by A.
' Saxton, Esq , Mr. D. A. Fowler, of Gran
ville, to Miss Addie Fairchilds, ofFrank
lin. ..
DIED.
SHELL.—In Pike, May 4, 1869, Mr. John
Snell, in the 74th year of hie age.
Speriai Notirtg„
NA!;rBESIOND SwEET Pourri
This is the best variety for the Northern lat
itude; Nice'plants. 10 ate per doz. ; 50cts
per 100 ; S 3 per 1000. By mail, prepaid, 15
cts per doz. ; GO cents per 100, with in
structions for culture. Order early: Plants
may he set any time till June 15, .can be
raised in any light soil.
31. %mix&
Towanda, Fa., May"l9.-2w
itle...The children's Mnsical Conven
tion, of Wyalusing; Pa ,will close with Con.
certs on !Thursday and Friday evenings,
May 27 and 28, under direction of James
MoGranahan, His engagements for June
are in Crawford cortnty, Pa.
May 20,-lw
FOR SATS AT A BARIUM—House and
Lot,on ""Northern Liberties" in Towanda
borough. Enquire of
Ray 18, '69.-tf
100,000.—Relying upon the intrin
sic merits of their Sewing Machines, the
Singer Manufacturing Company have never
found it necessary, or deemed it in good
taste, to make use of the thotistinds of testi
monials and commendations-of which they
are in constant receipt from enthusiastio
admirers throughout the worbi; Neither
have they for several years past made any
effort to bring their machines to the notice
of the public through the medium .of the
press, simply beClllll3l3, with all their efforts,
and notwithstanding very extensive addi,
tioas to their manufactories, they were una
ble to fill orders promptly ,
. m and to have ad
vertised would only have , creased the de
mand, and thus have added to their em
harassments.
• Yet, with all this neglect of this powerful
auxiliary, their sales have exceeded those
of any other company during the past three
years, and they are now. manufacturing , at
the rate of one htuilired thousand Hewing
Machines per annum. . •
No comment need be made' upon - the
.above facts, they speak for themselvett.
Let the skeptical call at the office of the
Company, No. 1106 Chestnut street, where
a careful examination will convince them
that the “Singer " is the best machine
the world.—.Phitaililphia Age; May 14,1869,
lw—c `
Onarcurifur, April 28. 1868.. "
Mims: fhir.An, ricisED do oo:,
Gibers :—Your. agent called on us on .the
15th. and put up the Improved Armaticirr
Brov.r, - . with which we are very much pleas- .
ed. We have tested it pretty thoroughly.
and it vies ahead of his recommendaticm.
We find / no difficulty in keeping a continu
one fire by putting on coal twice in twenty
four hours. We have kept a fire sixty hours
with thirty-one pounds of coal, and twenty
three hours • without replenishing the fire.
We_are satisfied it is the greatest :improve•
went yet made in cooking stove& •
Timm.
• - BATUMI it Dials.
For Milli by Cooroxcyltosszir. Co.;kTo
wanda. -1 - • • ' lrby 2A71-3w
Fos 'SAL& g'Ap:==A boisse
geosandy lOonted on the Main Street' meat
Col. o.s P: Mason's detain& lot 53487.'
'duty - Aihome On Aired Na.of -.Bail Road
Street, - item to Castes .- Piq uing l r
;lot
1201160, ..Roalseolotrgryin inunedistAT:,
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Smalley.- S t ti. 'Dario i Y zauo
Clan_tiAt trio t llref4, Them 11pringi
.ainft , .noloom4 - IClistee ; Allen
Monklitt, Wykimt,A ,Geo. BhnssAl,44e ;
a Rolm nnetbctioilDab
Albit: W. 7i l inAnkin, Terry
ForW.•Grenville.
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11—' 4:mitredo-awmak s huh and psir
17-4minsay Nuftblir raiz tIO
/ — pviOzythastiktp.tivaThami! l
4 L 17.1 1111 F Ai** ithe , _ llll 4 ;
thasibislookei bjlL
T we hos taliaiid in deli'
0 - - *EM and hinoni.bY tits sogr% 1; 1
11, 1 44 imm plawignalltsopd. 1,
E kir?, te 3t WOO* ;*
...4406cs pe'''rer‘ons—'
haying hats, shtiticoad tints. beloneng to
althea , the Batiklta orlfsiod . Firs. Comps.
Dies; are hereb yeequised to leave them; at
the stoie of Uodnag; Bassin & Co. home.
nasty.. 0.8. Bastssis,.;
MY 9, / 869 . • Burgess.
.
Fon Bsta.—A house ' and - lot On,
111Wa reoengy •Worniplemt try' Mrs. La
put 'Enquire of CI. D. Itoavams;
Towanda; Apr112811t; • ;%-! .
•• • • • •
•
lir The next &Woo of -the B ,
And County. TWINS. Aismixtion is to bi
held at Orwell. on tbs 11th and 12th of Inns.
.Lecturer—lion: Ono. LANDON j Essayist--
Ant Paexasx A: Amara,
E. J. Ham= ; ifssisssa J..Caus
ism H. commas Jr:, E. K Fsinaxs, An...
Posuantn Onruns, Eason ; lbstassiogist—
Dr. Huron. A. T. Lazar; 800.
, . ...
sgaThe beat Pianos manufactured
Wilt lithe United States are the Decker
Brothers in New York; and Hallett A Cam
-140.3n, 'Wilton, the best lifelodeonspip
pins Behtminger, No* „Haven, Ot. . For
; sale by W. Drriatica,it Co., Towanda,
Hay 5,21 • ailea.
HAIR VIGOR, Fier restoring
Gray gait to its natural Vitality and Cblor.—
droning which is at once agreeable,
healthy. and effectual • for preserving the
hair. Ruled or ' gray hair it restored to its'
original colormith the "loss and freshness
youth. Thin hair is thickened. falling hair
checkekand baldneas often, though not
always, cured by ita Use. Nothing can re
store the hair where the follicles are destroy.'
'ed, or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for useful
ness by this application. Instead - .of fouling
:the hair with a pasty sediment, it wall keep
it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use
will, prevent the hair, from turning gray or
falling off and consequently prevent bald
ness. Free from those deleterious substan
ces which make some preparations danger
ous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only bentit but not harm it. -If wanted
merely for ti hair dressing, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Containing nei
ther oil nor dye,
it does not soil white cam
bric,and yet lasts - long on the hair, giving it
a rich glossy lustre and grateful perfume. -
Prepared by Dr. ,T. C. Ayer & Co., Prac
tical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Masi.
Price 111,011,
• Sold by Dr. IL C, Porter Towanda, & all
Dragens it Dealers in medicines • every
where. Nov.'26, 166134
NoncE.—The person • who ex-
Changed overcoats at the Means House, on
Tuesday, the 4th of May. as is supposed
through a mistake, will please return the
same and take his own. That taken was a
black beaveL It is important tons that
the coat taken should be returned to ns
without delay. ' ;man k Hozrox,
May 12. Prop'ss Means House,
gigt. Losr, . somewhere between
Scottsville end Towanda, a long Waterpioof
Cloak. The finder will be suitable rower*
tied on leaving it at this office. : '
April 21.
MB".:We have a second-hand Man
ufacturing Machine,. in good order, suitable
for sewing leather, would give good satis
faction to a Shoe or Harness Maker, or
Carriage Trimmer. We tali/ sell it at a bar
gain. Witeptam_&BlACK.
March 4.—tf
7 - *
Rte" ATH4N TIDD, Justice of tne
Peace, in office with E. 'Overton front
ing the Court Hortse,end over Pettis & Co's
Store. • • Feb. Zfp.
Ma. Miss LIAITIE A KEENE, 'teach
er of Vocal and Instrumental Music. has se
cured the Agency of 'the celebrated Soho
meeker ac 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. highly improved. Pianos
made in the country. disci (3reo. A. Prince
Jr. Co's Organs and Melodeons.
Towandis, April 28, 1866.-4 t.
_
To THE LOVERS or FLOWERS.—Sin
cerely thanking my customers for their very
liberal patronage during the past years. I
haVeMuch satisfaction in informing
. tliem
that I have ' this' season ,a large stock of
Plants,' such as Roses, 'Geraniums, Enshias
and others too numerous to mention •here
either for house or garden culture ; Also
now reany a large supply of early Cabbage,
Tonvitoes, 'Peppers, Egg plants, and others
in season.
• Orders from, unknown correspondents
must' invariably be accompanind by a re
mittance ar responsible reference. •
• Hann: Mx
April 21. Towanda, Brad. Co., Pa.
J. N.-Oman,.'
loar Now is the time to buy Wall
Paper and Window Shades cheaper -than
ever offered in Towanda,-at Cisme & Ban
matt • - April2B.
•
A•ll..uncara STRawszaity.—The celez
Mated Dr. Nicaise Stiawlxury. It bas been
grown to weigh 12 to the pound: - Plants
by mail or otherwise,
60 eta per dozen.--:
Plants in pots, 15 ate each. . A large list of{
leadingstrawgerries for sale. Send for de
scriptive circular and price list. •
11. Writsa..
Towanda, Pa.; Aprill6.
118.McCaaz lic.Mix have jest re
ceived a large quantity of Pro= Oman Vans
ors, which they are selling at reasonable
rates. ; April 21. •
• Tax BABB Irtriiaxa AMERICAN COOIC
ZIG STOVEL.--MONZ lILPROVIONXNTS AND i rWO
awns Parterrs.—After a long garbled exile=
rime:its, we have added the . Italie - Denting
,principle to ' this 'already f world-renointd
Stove, by means of hot air chambers
front sad rear of the .of the fire-box, and a
-regattar at the pipe calla?: With thin im
provement we accomplish the following re
sults : •
Ist d coal fire gan be kept all winter, by
zeplenishhig the &etudeeatery twenty-tour
hours.
- 2d. A ccmtintions Are eau be kept through
the - whiter 'with the - icinstizirption.aU lass
thin 29 lbs. of. coal in 24 hone, and the
orea kept in baking order a latge portion of
Sd The coil thoionghly con
sumed without the Maud amour* of, cinders
and•citulters; and the annoyance of dump
ing theXesto every smodollk!ml 3 q s fresh
are, -
, 4th. ben: a wood the. with two =dents
sized sticks of dry wood, s Ira can lie kept
from 15 to 18 hours without anytronble.
This will to found the greatest 'Mimeo
merit yet made in Cocking _Stoves. • It has
all the advantages of aselt.feederivithronch
Wes* economy of fogs On 4 witiMit its .iti•
conveniences., It - tefo4 secured bylettera
Patent. - Shalfrotoreil by-
Pans, Pacausa & Co..
. • 17 and-18 (been 1344
Albany,
- ,For ule L 7 OpiDzigo, ,
.1,11121,1•; Igo.. To.
*nails; Ps. • - • Apill 27.,` 441;
imig
...4 polio.:
_ ,, ____,..4 101 n"
__- -------iii we)
„„,„Luy,
i.fritiot ts ,,,,iiusd e p ued to totabh rate
or peaofp trithisayibiottin ' lilt
WM.° ' `Confections or syleC smite :
44111. Crian 4 ,...' -0,..=, ', No: 8 Potions
cai warattart.--'• _ ; Apiells2k,,
Sewing- Threads..
'kink; o th orteas ,
kept it the ' &obi
Machine Agereq of Wiekluim Sheik,
f•
, n't
„:451.04144111_...5.
111.DM-A N D A,.'• M , A'D',s
vortsd=way wikt.oargr,:9o6:i
Aiwa). wysef,ww:' ;.
:ail):..,
vroat,: - .
_. ~~.
11,791 ':.... . : ... : . :.: ~,,, 4; 00' 1 ,
01113NWPASW .....•••:.• • i•".; • •'• 7 , 1., 667 ',. 76
4:10rn..4 - . . ......... ... 08. •90
Oatt
Bean! ~ ~...... a5O • 400
Zs" Oka!) '-'' ''3s . ..
!P:. -. (PO") . , , 35
17 ; 37
Pedaloes. 40 t 50
Flow 4: - ....,". '.'',,-" 800 1 10 00
Ham '• ' ' '' ' - • '2O ' 22
Onions -2 60 ',` 300
Wsolieri ear Chiess.—Mbeat. 80 lbs. ;
Com 58 be ; EA 58 Ibie • Oats. 32 110
lessisy, 48 lbs ylluslerheat, 48 lbs i - Beani,
a the ; Bran. 20 lb.; Com Seed; SO the
Thalthr_ , Sea, 44 lbw: , - Dded peaelies. 33
ibil ; mud APO's, 2 2 llms ; Pfik: Beed.sBl6s:
. ,
,
. . . . .
:Tie) - .
Tara—The .following to the
Time Takla :Of ..tha PannoOranis and New
York bawd and Ball Road Company, ildoh
took effect on Moaditi, April 26; 1869
. 1 . .
:1107inriitro.
• 'P. M. " P.M.
WAPAIILT 636 • - 1:15. -
ATans 1:30:
....... 7:03 • 143.
ULdna ' •
',920.
, • A. K. '
Wavatsvr... 810. :
ientize
Ithw4 ;
Uustra..
TowANDA
CiOR SALE, The subscriber offers
14: sale all his real estate In this b 4 0-inign
consisting' of a Dwelling- Rosie and Lot and
Grocery Store, on - the North silo of Lombard
street, and tar., vacant lota on the South aide of
said street, together with material' enough for
the construction of three houses, - The_property
will be sold at a bargslu
0 "I. t, W,111743 REA,
Towanda, May to, PleM. •
RESH STOCK' . OF IMPERIAL,
Yang tHypon,l Goopowder and Oolong
Teas
May at - ' I C. B. PATCHY+.
20. •
A LL KINDS. GliiiiOERIES AND Provisions at wholesale and retail at
May 1% - O. B..PATCHki
()TICE. —the snbaoriher ,baving
been burned oat desires all pentode in-
debted to him to make immediate payment, as
•he is fu need 01 money. He will'be- emmee ltd
t..) make coats if those Indebted dci not pay
ANDREW SERRIED.'
Towards. toy le , la6q,-3t
dI ESSE OAKLEY'S CELEBRATED
Soap at PAM'S
GOOD CLI3ER. VINEGAR at
c. B. PATCH'zi.
Towanda, May 20, '69.
ALL KINDS GROCERIES AND
Provisions atithedealle it'd retail at
May 20. • C. B. PATCH'S.
HE'MOST CO
in town to get a
GOOD M AL
Two doors South of the Natkitut Benk.
G. B. ALVI/BD baying pnrcbued the above
well known eat , blishment, is now prepared to
wait upon all who may favor him witc a call.
Be 'Oleo keeps a full aapply of
: Which he !a prepared to aell cheep.
Towanda, May 20,3869, -
Ax. A LARGE STOCK OF FISH - CON
canny on hand at C. B. PATCH'S.
GONDENTRA:TED LYE AND POT
ash at 1 C. B. PATCH'S.
May 20.
I s 1 .
To rue Woutoo CLoos :—I am now prepared
to furnish all claws with constant employmAnt
at their homes, the whole of the time, or tor the
spare "moments.. Business new, light and prat.
cwilt
table.) Piny cents to $5 per evening, is easily
earned by persons ot either sex and the boyir
and girls earn .nearly as me has men. Great
bancemente are °tiered th who will devote
their whole time to. the business;' and, that
every person who sees this notice may" send tne
their address and test the business for them
salves, I make the following . unosrallcd offer :
TO all who are not well sathified with the bust
Hiss. I will send $1 to pay for the trouble of
writing me. Full particulars, directions, Ic.,
sent free. Sample sent by mill for 10 cents.—
Address I R. C. ALLEN;
May 151, 1889. . . Angusta,lie.
•
A STOOK OF
.TOBAOCOS . , THAT
A
cant be beat in qnality or price, at
may 20 C. B. PATCH'S.
NEW STOCK COFFEES AND
spices at
'Hay 20 , - O. B. PATCH'S.
FULL • STOOK WOODEN,! A Ware at , C. B. PATCH'S.
Msy 20.
POREIGN ' - AND- - DQMESTIC
Fruits of kinds In tbeirseastin at
May 20. G O. 11. PATCH'S.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
•• , •
A- 1
A. P PLR .E E S ,
. „
THRIFTY -AND _CHEAP.
Also„ good varietY, Standard an IDw artr
PEAR. QSEslir, FEAca .4 PLUM TREgs.
•
• CHOICR RVARGHBEN;
beth.krgo and MO!
MAPLSS, 'Stip STAIN ASa . 81.113 AND
• nonsErciiarDio Ts, '
of good else tor. Street planting, :• • --.
Ornamental and rare Shrubs; 'Flowers, end
Vines. A large auiely ot email Fruits, inch
u Currants, Ors pes.Defteberries. Sire 'bor.,
ries, Blackberries and Raspberries. The
AMERICAN ARBOR VITA,
large stock'of thrlitY planta; far sle'vi aims,
each. The Arlan. Vita Baku a besatilul leer
green NedaCandisnasily kept in Order: -
One and two year old Asparagus Roots.
A few bushels of the justly ..celebratel,
• HARRISON. POTATO:
It yielded with me, lar. year. at the rate of .400
bushels
-per acre. 76 eentr per - peck ; - $2 per
bushel ; $6 perburel.' •
Eatt° l 4ze Par hiniliAaritfri
lows ~ A ptU 28, I ' Bo. • •
pazsa COPPER - GROIRID
-ffet7 Inorthlt. toit ap tc 2.4 and 6Pound
lOKLF4g. 'BEADY PDX:IISB BY
P
the package of hundred at
. 20 . • ' 11 : 11. PaVelli7.4
tigoicz'FLovg; - in.the r!des,it ,
thelowq4passible - ' ''" -1 ,
- tee ..: :
' Ati.X/X•r
- risrlD plum ..ov=lku: -KINDS
J." 1110:141.0X & KIX.
- I - •
ORTRWARD.
.12:45 sao
4226.: .:0303
..7:37.:
12a. • • •
,
• 7d2
JOHN P.OoX, , liferip •
VENIENT PLS:aI
Is at tbe
EATING HOUSE,
FAMILY GROCERIES',
is
1 4...,) t . .T ‘ , .'7,4, ..s , -;; . .lirs--::?-'7,1'.; . ..3.' . ..4 - 3'5 1 . - '-.'„:. -- '. -' , -':::;',_!:.!
f.'.7.:;=- ~. •-.., 1111.,,,,,ii,m, ... e n ., ; _,., , _
-.. , ;.-7,711.0 . ,„,
.., ' , 7,:Ar.e...7,4., !M . ., ...',717,-., 774, ,:,
Th* .
allow
Bags
These
subliandal
', 4 g 4 k ie b.l7 l;
1 teAV
"am
8. The
e. oases
best
4vsaw
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o i co
cadjug el l_=& ': %Iv ( •
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• - .
p;'+'
“'f DIF-41$
144 ? '.40 -WA
liffil
t i.~ x,. rry;
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1711 . . 4
.4 1 TOVEAY: &v.
=ME
SGtbg6Yl' ' ;E AgD`I►AQOSi ia9
v't.lll,llbd silkbids at- •
CARRIAGE 711104MIN0R I
POLSI3 -
ET
• ATen.
PELLOE3r 13YAT, BACKS,-
TOP 2LEATBEta, DASH LEATalth,
ENAKELLED cIATO, BPBINGS &Ana.
PIPIR;BOEB4, OLROWEI, . ',BOLT%
ANVILS, BELLOWS, . tuul . VIBES,
At ,Codding, Russell &
FEE
MAOUINE OIL, ROPE,
LEATHER BELTING,
4. M.
..9kB
...9.113
BABBITT METAL,
and SAW. 0
UM
4• • _
COEN SHEI f LERS, FEED CUTTERS
CHUAN POWERS,* PLOWS
•
ANIrALI. FARMING TOOLS,
At Cocldiugi Russell 4. a'B.
Ul LDEB,O'
.MATERIALS,
In large stock. includlug ,
NAILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
LIME AND CEIIENT, by the barrel,
CARPENTER'S, BLACKSMIT'S,
And COOPER'S TOOLS,
DUPON T'S POWDER,
AMESt SHOVELS, PICKS'AND
WHEEL-BARROWS
FISHING TACKLE and .HOO.KS.
. ',
. - - I. , re ,
z 4.
O . z
0 0 U) s 1-, ....
E. 7a5 2
04 0 $
7. N l3 .c2 4 ' • b
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6. eA A di .
tb j; • t> Ct. ..r .or .lo
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s • 11 ' *-
* •
c "3 17 - 1
3a =
H-24' -
8 Wa0:1
(I) '''.
''';'' '
. -
DOTY'S WASHING .MACHINE
Uniixrsa/ Clothes Wringer.
EINGELSIOR BENCH WRINGER.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
LAMPS, BaIISHEif,
GUNS AND PISTOLS . .
The lamest Stock of.
POCKET-ICNIVERA
180 . 113;11 . 0R13, AND
;TABLE CUTLERY,
At Codding, Ritssell Co.'
11 • 8
c 4.4 g
1= or 44
(t 1 E w 8 ~
ral g° l
1; . to• • .1.1.
se. to oV
lA, 03 7 3 .e g „ an
- 1 " _ gm •
03 a
41 : .ET o r4'4
• SOLE:AGENTO' FOB
SANFORD A ORIENPL REATSRS
! ' • it,
IRON,
XEROSENF VARNISHJ
SO ES, '11ER1) 'FRUIT JARS,
AT 'W . ll`o.ta•R S A•L E.
REM
lAgents for Elias - 110we,./r.
0:.4-y.if : ls . :4 --, * - A-Otii,ti
T9116004 - ii 'l3, 1869.
, . T
ME
BM
1111
apos.Es„ximi"- i
GAS PIPE,
ALWAYS ON . SAND:
GL&SS, i
SASH,
a • a •
SAPJLTY r USE,
In Towanda.
111•11
'WN OFFER
NAILS, GLASS,
ill
~''~;'4 ~ _ -_t 7
MEM
HUMPIERFir NMI
i''.... , .-:, , ,- - -.-- . ,,,.6._ , ;.- - i:,.:...i7:,: -=- J ,.., 4 ..., i ,',--,4, i
':-•;.;.(,.t...:,: ,!y,..,i-t-:4...4.,.,;-..,.:.!,,,:1,1,4:!..,
,
Arai /90 iii t Ur,Srlugs; '
; .
=
„TOW
ME
ORE
- :
, 3s4 , l7.i tik 1 1 4 4khe 111 , 0 ff mit"
. 'assortitsent of 1_
lEEE
BOAT ' .-,A,Ay.I) .81104 S,
LEATHER,
'SHOE 'FINDINGS, I
~N~~s
SADDLERY , HARDWAR E ,
TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING. pans,
WHIPS, &0., hia
All of which will tp -sold aport the
MOST REASONABLE .TERMSt
=I
The reputa, lon of
" Humphrey's Boots
Is ws well establietiest Abet we consider It
necessary to say anStdog aboat them. ,
•
Hay 12,1869
ASPI NNALL
Ls flow revel ijn his
_
NEWMARDWARE STORE
No. 129 Main Street,
.:T.lte , mo , t complete
SZOCKOF 870VES
Ever brought to this place, among m 1116,111
be [eland thefollowleg
C,ELEBRATED
For ',bleb I Or
Ike Only Agont in Zownhclq
MORNING Gon.
RATHBONEB 4WELLiNT,
BALMMOBE HEATER,
Which are, without exc e ption, the beat
Heating Stoves • mule.
lam also agent for the Cook titoree
OUR • OLD HOME,
GARDEN crrry,
And they cannot be Excelled.
I am also agent for
=
hitt orm and' Counter (Seaties;'
!Cetneeze Oil,
Window Ohm's,
Allot which ibe - oo lest
Manufacturent Prim-
To the•trsde.
I alai keep caastanti yon baud a coupe
STOCK OF HARD WARE;
Of all Idadii,*.aaaabalai la lait
• Pelloi!s•
Nall Rods,
Till Wale
intell it tail of lima Hilawttf, will
be mold at the hnreet, prim.l would: lOU
Illeteheats that I will sf. W times llielltandet
Towaeols. Oct. 22,1808._
!3*- - !: 1 itiloll64l.
Ifni? CAP, AND FUR - . STORE )
- :
4446 ed s Store ea the
.oath Ade of .serewr's new biceir, •
MO
...TOWAITA, PA.,
SIM
Witte ihey latand Yy►P - afull itodkhf
MEE
418ElIONAVLE ASV gEASONAFILB
• • -=';
t •
HA 78, - : CAP,F : x
7
CAS - ';
.
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~.
UAL9 B : L. i f Ati I i CANES,. OLOVIS ,
BUFFALO apd WOILF110813131U.:
at the Imeest posit* Ode
anti respeetialky solicit a shareol. ohs pittooigr .
of the pobbc t , ,
- Arnett atted with the Aoterteite•Vonletrrostee,
" • CI:IOiNEY
- Towanda, Oct; !I, Liii.
LOO!• • r •K
"
. W .11'WAle Y,
A 2'•NITABNItIn3.'
•
• cro"kir::WA-Tipt. r, 8,
gA,T wAltsrste.
• I; G tit 11 - 4'A
• - • kr*AlisPlLl
W,AIO - 1 1 11.41C ATCEEB,
• AT WARNAIIi ' •
FINE
GOLD '.IIIWIfLRY,
• •,' •AT WARINA:Ra. -;•••
, • •
RINDS OF Cr ‘ O , OI ES:
AT WARNill'al - •
Bpectualasjurd lora Of ibtuau too numeroae to
- ' toentl-ri, st, WARNER'S.
Call and molder: you 'sill an wanly per asst.
your purchases.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repalredy
and Wa,rranted : Patton's Block.
A. At. WARNER.
Towanda, Dec. 1 , 18fiey
El
NATIONAL L 7.; SURANCE
PA U! OairiAL, Ii,OOO,OOO—PAID PULL
ohaiter.d by ConFeas. 1468.
, .
CLOENCE - 13: CL Wry Pre !dent ;•
JAY COOKE, ebairm'a 'nuance and Lx. Coln ;
ElENttl D. COKE, V e Prealdentl',.
EvErtsmi I'EET„ tvertia.ry and Adair!:
" The advantokes of the.N'otionsi Life Insorane
_Company are :
I.' ft lett Notional Co.. charlibred by Congress ;
2. Itiuts a paid qp Capital oU (ice Million Doi
3. It offern loa
,rates of premiums •
farnisheilargerhisurance dial' other Coin
' ponies, toi the same money.] .
.5. It is definite and certain "
6. There is no possibility, of iolsreprtscrattron
by agents, or rolinzuderstinding by policy
" holders ; • . •
2. The policies are plain contracts, no much In
' iaran6e for BO Much money ;
8.
,All policies are non-fort& Wig '
9.. The poliMearare exempt from st.tactuxtei?t.
E. W. CLARK Baskets; Philadelphl3;
)111 - IHeati: for Towands and vialulty :
ja9 A. N. - MASON, NATHAN TIDH.
- - • •
-V. DOOLITTLE-PRA(727-
EF • CAL JA"'WELEAL-Wriuld inform the
people of Bradford ant surrocinffitifi Goitres",
that be has opened a new Jewelry Store in Can
ton. Where wUt be found constantly on hand,
a nicely" selected stock of geode in his. line,
.condsting of 'Ladies and - GentelOold and
Watehes„ - of Amerio kat lib,and Swiss
manufacture, Clocks, Jewelry. Gold - Pens, and
all the articles" insoally .ottrl. In a liest.class
Jewelry Store. All goods sold as reasonable
se in any • t the surroandinecities, and war
ranted as represented. Repairing and jobbing
done on short notice, and on the most favorable
terms. A liberal sh" , .re,of patronage is respect-.
folly soileitea. - • -
Troy Street, Canton Pa , Ray 12,'6'*.
A VALUABLE DAIRY FARM
A - 31: FOR BAl.E.—Tha sobeerihoro offer for
sale their fine Dairy Fatal, Wasted two toile,
east of Greenwood. Said Farm contains 320
acres choice land, described - as 'follows :. 160
acres choice • timb red,, 100 acres medow, "and
6 actea under the plow. Ma* dwelling house
and outbuildings, large cattle 'barn 3C2aO and
good horse barn.. The finest living springs
Ihe eoontry ranui If through a commodious
spring house. •Is capable keeping 76 COl/11.
and is only 1f miles froth Abbot s (Urn free=
tors. Terms one half cash, balance in easy
payments it 6 per cent; ieterest. ..Referenceb,
H. M. Gerould. Greenwood, McHenry county,
Ille, or P.S. Ayes, Steekequia.-
. • t• P.S. AYER.
2 May 8, 1889.41 8. AYER.
AUTION.---Thiaila to warn all
• : patois! (ruin buying a certain note List in
the month of April, 1869. Said note was a
blank not entirely filled out, not befnr - dated,
net her any name that It tru payable to, bat
merely a blank,note 'containing ' t h e
words, "one year," "nine hundred," and on the
upper Lett-h nd corner the &suns ' l9OO "
signed by 6. D.01'86017, amtantles signed by
Ralph gregory. Said note was newer given to
any one, neithsr, lite any value ever reeelsed
for it, audit found by any one, will not be paid
by me Ilea( compelled by. law.
D. GREGORY.
Zvi le. 18.89
fIAIJTION.--Whereita coli wife MA.
rimvi has left my bed and board without
juitcaune or provocation,l hereby • forbid all
persons, harbolog or trusting her on my ac
count ao I will pay no debts of her contraction.
-HENRI BELOUD.
Newohatel; Koons, Hay 12, 1869
GOOD, BARER,
V. 0131. SALE.- = Fiftythpasand- acres
f the finest farming lied, situated in toe
County of .Lnif Aug. les. Cal tfornia ; at prices
musing' from $lO to $2O (currency) per acre._
these kmere contiguous to the thriving city
-ef•Lee Angel* e, and , are admirably .adapieJ for
the cultivation-of the Orange, Lemon, Fig. 01-
ire, WhortliWirs a d fruit, and grain of stress+
description ;sett attention IR now being giv
en to the pro ottLiwr of flaw ktlk to this irso
Wet; for width the genial climate senders it
especially • awed , Arranipmeuts still *hod.
ly be made by • wiiith intending emigrants can
'be furnished with gttouritees for title deeds be.
fore leaving NEW York.. of furtle-r partici*
Isis address . . • •
• TILEBTON, ESi EMERY & CO. -
...:.March.3o,'6o-fica • " Los Angeles - , Cal.
Saabs: Doors, Nan*
VILLAGE Pit 'PRETE Ton SALE,
. T The intbsOilber will sill oas or two, Rowse
and Lots ,'pleasantly *nutted le the borough
of% Towapds. one o roar lot IOOxISO teat with
Rood home. • Tue other lot Snalikloritb good
house and b, 'lt Is so arranged that the
bare Call be Id with either lot.. Terms made
env _
-7bAriais, rob 24; etop_l,; B. 8114 W.
al / litiE H.. LIME I
?: The undersi •1' beieby luminances to the
peblie that he constantly en hand at his
KILN In sag NTOWN. PA, a full sopply of
fresh burned NEW YtIRKIIME which he will
'sell as cheap Ist it ca be bought at any point
along.the Canal. .1 . ,! DAVID BROWN.
ay 1,135.-4 f . - • I ,
NEwerooK FLOIIICCHEAP
at ~1 - O.B.C"B WOWS.
THAT CELEBRATED SELF . RIS
iNiPloar. at • O. B. PATOIVO.
A SHTO SALT PUT UP IN
large or onaU Ttaolitles at -
Itait 20.8. PATCH , s.
neNVE PRUITS OP ALVICINDS
, tiatarS•
y so. • • •
Wit
atratitri.
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WIMOMM
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!FRAVgLIAING-!ZAGS; -7;-:-i
`CO. OF U.S. A
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• ,Geoeral Agents.
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' ' grettatoni.
‘" Ablitliatkll4 . ol l / 8 ;, NOTICE:
`lSfintilloloooter 'ettroo_ to an Demo(
doted Was lototo of OMNI% K. Nollo7,
°LAURI' torit.Aseti4 ,tort toquestott to I
haloodiliOlellust. ad Moo ,bastott et
► eilitotti, _mut itesoot them
for imatisoo.
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• - Adodatstrstori.
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IfiI..XFP:OOBIS NOTWE.*---N(4l
lilsorslixeyiAs WWI parsoariatlebted
Ii" Bbl. deed:, latA
POP. lasaloassema to asks fi
ale panant i vllioal - dslay, iaaiatm
0121110~ sad masts past •
dalfaticiited for sett/emu& •
, , • J.l. BILES.
••' • • ; •- • Easestors.
A DILINIIREATOBI3 NOT?
ert ee , ,t l.ll = o . V.
liineW slip:, tar. requita to . •
indigo , paymelo, 'sod • an 'person
claims sprisdopoll Mite nut resat
duljimair far settlement.
-- • .
74010.1 6 . • -l Aildan' • dor-
Rxgatrnito -NoTiog.--Nou
tq the /Mak 41 tkitsol Wu, kto of field ; doted" sto, reqototed to mats Saue
ostitto=tootot ,
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Nei It LIM
- PANCIITOR-13'NOTIOZ—Nol
J:ais konty Iftell that catsaliA ityy
to the state of JAMB _
Wltox tip, are roinested to, utake c
ate pa_ hand persons brriog
on Bald Mato Mat meat •Rionc.Oirsothe ,
62,4 "-T , ' -MAI&
pmtutimuirgoits
XL' NottsiVilteritiy Oleo ''-
111101 tbe estate of Ili
of Nicholus..l.- Y. 4 am now _
mediate psyMmd, imd ell persons laving
=NaM eslstatesst pretest' theft -duly
tad kw attrement.
P. D;MORROW,
Admbilstrator
May 12 IW.
Slaw & Giontsar.. 's Dimes
• • Flasatisittio Pa.. Nay
To rue LAS
In obedkact to an Act el Amenably. efeV.
the Stir day of Ail, one thoesand efght
died and WM7 e1..y00 me hereby amid
that the "Count Lard Glen Docket , ' conic
Ing the Ilat of noes' egged- lands for Bradtm
couPhe Peeper d ceder the Act of Assembly
tbe twentieth of Msy.onelhourszuf eight hr
deed aneTslsty-four and the supplement the
to, bastals "d ay been forwarded to the Froth(
otary of the county, at whose aloe ft may
examined:, The. can only be liquidat4
by tbe'Payment of tilt purchase money, tote ree
and tear, and receiving patents through thi
Department. Proceedings by the Atiornel
General hare been stayed for one year Irons
this rata. Is order that. parties may cheek'
their patents without additional cost.
• - JACOB M. CIAMPBELL, .
Itai 12,1E69. - - Binveyor Gwent
OPHAN'S_ COURT 'SALE By
lvirtnetif an
Bradfordre our of the -Or
phan's Court or - County, the under
-signed administrator of, the ,estate of Juba
Horton.. late of the Township of Terry,idC , ;'d,
will exprise atpublik sale on the_ proniseir. on
THURSDAY, Jane 24, at 10 e'cloek 'a. it.. the
following described lot, piece or parcel of bud
situated in Bald township known as the floalc
stead, bounded as follows: - - ' -
On the North .by laid of (leo. P. Ontnrt,
East - by-the Surquiti.astist River. South by Wil
liam Terry, and West by ktyron Babcock. con
lain kg 90 scree more or less, Cncluding in
terest la saw. milli and priveleged abort Sr
acres improvird,-..dwelling house, two barn*,
- store house, out buildings and fruit tree.. tber
`on. (dublmot to any incumbrance on acciraqt
of provisions made in the wil .of
for Harry Horton.)
ALSO—One other lot storm as the “Dodge
Farm," in which said John Horton owned sone
undivided 'half part or moiety, said " , •Dodge
. Farm, ll. boarded and deacritwd as follows, aft
the North by Lerida of John F. -Dodge. FAlllt by
the Susquehanna River,. Soup by lands of Au
drew J. Jackson and J oseph , ifott, a ,d Wei:
by C. Thompson and Jno. :Derrell. containing,
acres more crises; about 100 acres improvtd,
dr.:Ring house and good barn, and fruit trees
thereon.
TE111113.--112.50 be paid when each parent, el
land is struck down, Slott oweapn pace ont
confirmation of sate, balance! In two equal an
nnal fultalrtuetifs fr0n . 111 . 11 . 1,21 - jitith in
terest on all - sums . untoald -
. _ , .
.1
44E0.1 -" '. 2 1 OttTON.
L3l4llllofrfQN, '
Executors. '
May 10.1889
TN THE DISTRICT COURT,. OF
the United Btates,.for the liSfestern'Dis
trict . of Penneyliania. Perry Buell.
Bankrapt ;under the Act of Congress
March 2d; 1867, having applied for w•Dis
charge from all his debts, and other clainis
provable under . said Act, by - order-of the
Court, notice is hereby given, to all per
sons who have proved their debts, and oth
er persons.interested, to appear on the 24th
day of Ms: 180, - at 10 &eke*
before Edward Overton, , his of=
flee in . Towanda, to show cause, f any
they have, why a discharge should .not b r e
granted to the said Bankrupt ~: And further
noticeis hereby given, that UM second and
third we - tinge of the - Creditorisof the said
Bankrupt, required .13y the 27th - and 28th
sections of laid Ant. sill be held before the
said Begister r at the 'same -time and place.
- • 11. C. 1141tANDLE88,
m ,ay 5 /84itt Clerrof said Court.
lamas.
WARMERS OBSERVE. -nth
JrlThB—A Thoroughbred. Short Mini drz
Durham Bull, recorded stock, A. H. 8.. trol: 8,
Will stoic for senior the present season , or
Joseph Roost's farm, In Konroeton, at the fol
lowing very low rate of Service, cash'Oown.r._
Single cow. $3 ; Two•con. $5 ; Five or _six
On. $10; Ten cows. $l5. Also - lor salk,
eines; both heifers and balls, the get of Red,
Kirk. Call and moths the stock.
Kcintoeton. lay 5, 18 69.
B L tUE S TONE.O
A. persona wishing fisging, steps. FIN.
lintels. water tables, or tiny kind of band ins
stone. will Please-address s.e undersigned. All
or den , promptly attended te k _ _ • - .
• J. W. GO oparnz.
. . .. P. O. Box 930.
P' B. Any onkel left with Jona Macs will
be - forwarded. • • gay 9, '6O.
StILLIVANA ERIE BAIL ROAD:
100 KEN WANTED.
Wages 75 per dey. Board Sniper month
Apply at Engineers °glee, ltonroeton Pa. ' .
• ' J. 8. 'ANDREWS:. -
Elmba Daily and WeeVy 4ideatiaer. sad
Binghriattost Demerit publis4 on. month
and mend bill to this
EA. N. Iro,USE.
11i r
TOVANDAiI. ;
JORDAN & AORTOIsT, Proit's
, •
This {writer Hotel hiring been thoroughly
refitted and repaired. and Infidobtod thivagooni
with new And elegalt •Porultare, will be open
foe the reception of guests, on SATIIIIDAY. MAY
3,166 D, neither expense nor pain! AU been
Spared lit
.rendering tide house a triode Hotel,
in all lUf.airsnkementa._ ...
A s uperior quality old Barton Ale for Invalids
just neared. - '• : - .
•
Aprit.2B;lai9. ,
LIOOR HER .;
•• . ,
COWELL ei WYEA,
.
at th e o!ti stand of Baaxwatr. & COWICLL . are
now receiving a large and well selected Stock of
0110aNIES AND PDOPIBIO±IB,
which they offerto ea& ibilyirs at prka that
defy_ _to petition.
Ca paid for all kinds fanners produce.
1069,-tf ' '
_,
ACKIIKL, ",CO D FISH ', WHITE
DX asp, Trout and Bitioked Nantmt.
COWELL MYER.
SPICES OF ALL KINDS, - JAVA
and DJ° COffee of iU grades mated and
ground. - !- . COWELL & MYER'.
ifOICB FLOUR OF ALL GRADES
C
the knrast piano •
COWELL At MYER.
PEED AND COEN MEAL CHEAP
V, Y D
lIGAICOALL;GRIES
" COSTLI, Yc mygg.
IRROOMS, WOODEN, AND WIL-
A" lowAraft. . COW LL a.IIIYFR.
Qup. sw - Asit-OF
4'7 cow= a irraa..
DIITIIIII TUBS " - ARID F r, •1 8,
Pod cipligr. 00ML 111 MR,
Ttrinad"Pg4loBo9.
EN
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