fradfoni Ittportm
LOCAL AND GENERAL
isr:The First National Bank, of
this pliire, pays a Govenunent Uzi- of about
twenti-flre hundred dollars per annum.
illy Medical men say strawberries
ere good for persons afflicted srith
We think they are good for anybody. -
ifir S. A. Rocusu., A. T. Lime;
and DAM On" are authorized to reeeivp
subscriptions for the Itzpoirm.
ter Is the Illmira Advertiser dead
We have not received a copy for several
daYs put, and we " can't live.so no longer."
• air The temperance folks of Wyatt
Jnaing and vicinity are contemplating a
temperance celebration on next Indepen
dence day.
stir We regret to learn that itoe'r
Sams, Chief Engineer of the Leider37Bl
- It B. Co„ has met with s servers dele
tion in the desth.of hie Wife.
•
air Wire worms are doing con
siderable damage in corn , on land that was
plowed last fall. Ground should be plowed
in the spring to escape the ranges of they
worms.
MY Persons desiring to have their
advertisements changed, are requested to
hand in their copy at ones.; as we shall re
set all the advertisements in the papernext
week.
sak. W. A. PK* Egg!! of this place,
was the recipient of a present the other day s
in' the shape of s genuine meerschaum pipe,
which has been in service for the past thir
tylyears.
ger The building on Main St., be
low the National Bank,, now occupied by
Gr.°. B. &soap and Gao. V.. idria is being
improved and enlarged by the addition of a
second story.
tar Perhaps it fie not generally
known that letters addresseik ito fictitious
names, or numbers of boxes axe not now de
livered by Post Masters. By direction of
the P. M. Gen. all such letters are destroyed.
us. If the devil should lose his
tail, where would he go for another? Where
they re-tail bad spirits. O, thou mischiev
ous spirit of wine! if thou hest no nuns
to be known by, let us call thee devil.
gar Oar enterprising market gar
dener, B. M. Wzmas, received an order
from New York city last week for seven
thousand sweat potato plants. It is unnec
essary to add that Mr. W. advertises his
"stock.
en.. We have neglected for sever
al weeks to call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr. J. V. Domarnm, Jeweller, Can
ton. Onr readers in the western part of the
county should see that he is liberally pat
ronized.
Stir FILMY Mix, of this place, has
Hambletonian colt about twenty-two
months, old, which measures fifteen hands
ife is a dark promises to
make one of the fastest and most valuable
horses in this section. , -
DM. W. U. MORGAN, Esq.,lhas made
an accurate map of this borough, which has
been approved ,by the Town Council, and
will be publiahed in a neat and attractive
form. Every citizen of the borough should
subscribe for one.
its An old man named JOHN Gall ,
rni, employed ou the railroad, was severely
injured on Wednesday last while engaged
ja the gravel pit near the engine house. A
slide " struck him, breaking and mangling
his right leg in a shocking manner. Drs.
hason and STEVENS attended to him. •
stir Rev. R. Carrrakmitt delivered
a very interesting and instructive address
on temperance, in the Presbyterian church,
on Sunday evening last. The lecture was
carefully written, and all the statements of
the speaker were authenticated by figures
obtained from reliable sources. Mr. C. es
timates the cost of whisky-drinking in this
borough at about one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars per annum.
.The farmers and horsemen of
Bradford county have a rare opportunity for
improving their stock of horses. Maj, Hicks
has sent his young Hamiltonian horse, Oa-
ANGa dOlatiTY, to Towanda for the season,
and experienced breeders here will appre
ciate the advantage of such an addition to
their stock. Thera is nothing superit4 to
the Hambletonian, and Orange County is
said to have all the good points of the old
horse which has proved a fortune to its
owner.
gm. Who !Lis the hest c,w ? The
best test :s to weigh the milk. I send you
the respective weight of milk from three
cows fed on grass alone, from May 31.71
o'lock 'a.m., to June 1, bi o'clock a m.
Na: 1, given milk two weeks, 42 lbs., 8 oz.;
No. 2, given milk since Iltiarch,-37 lbs., 4 oz, ;
No. 3, given milk a:nce March, 35 lbs., 12
oz. Thii is the best I can report at this
Yoli will prol;ably hear from me again
in a few days. Yours, Lc.,
W. A. Woon.
East Smithfield, June 1, 186fJ.,,
GRACE GREENWOOD has sold her
" Little Pilgrim " to Alfred L. Sewell k Co.,
'Publishers of " THE Lirrts Conposaz," of
Chicago. '1 he Pilgrim has been published
as a children's magazine for over fifteen
years, and has been a popular juvenile, but
will now stop "pilbrimaging." on his own
account. and hereafter be an " aide " to the
conquering Western Napoleon, Tim Lime
Cozposax., the well deserved circulation of
which was even before this addition larger
than that of any other juvenile magazine in
the world. Grace Greenwood still writes
for it. The July number begins a new eel-,
ume, and we advise our friends to send on
to the publishers, at once, one dollar, which
is the price for one year, and give their chit.'
dren this unique, original magazine, which
has no superior anywhere. Those who sub.
scribe during June, will receive the Jane
number extra. •
ie. THE 81 - RD S.—These lovely war
blers, of the spring and summer, can now
perch upOn the lover branches, 'approach
the doors of our houses's and even dare to
peep in at the windows without fear of harm'
or molestation, as the Legislature has pass
ed a stringent law which fully protects their
brief life among the leaves and flowers.—
The cruelty of some men has heretofore
made the birds timid and induced them to
keep away at a safe distance from human
habitatiiirus, but now they can build their
nests under the eaves and feature to catch
a fly or two at the door sill and, if any one
harms them, assert their right to an action
of assault and battery. We live in a pro
gressire age. Civilization, in its most re
tined and Christian asinse,.is rapidly taking
the place of the old barbarism's practiced,
and there is a growing disposition to pro.
tect the weak against the Strong. Be it so.
Thus world is' full of beaofy, :and nothing
created contributes ao much towards A as
the innocent and:siril :as songsters of the
wools and fields, who sing - their morning
anthems to the great Creator and charm our
evening twilight with their sweet warblinge.
-
Picas.93lm..— r *no o Tuu4 &erawan7,..
beantitni, liocoiliati6l,' and . Irftbsi,
soy wealthy young ,whkow of Kbahmetist
married on Thursday niorzdui last tial.W
S. T. Itsszoins. - .
—Giro. F l iersaa isitbe
Trot Lodge to, the Good Templar? -*tate
Convention, nay in geodes at fkierdiaL ' •
—Mina MIME, formerly of this
is now the proprietor of an pa t ois! l;
eery an 3 dorsi garden in . WilkeeMarre.
—S.- F. Liwnzowand Cass. Ars,* of
the Government Printing Office, Weald*
ton, were intonnbstweele. . 1 11 r tartars*
ea to W. 'on sat!ira4.
—Be. Roman Lawns, Chaphin
died in Bingheinton on the 30th, of May.
aged 71 years. ' He is the second Episcopal
minister that has &akin that/ city edtbin
fei months:
--Gen, C. Ward, of this place, is in
Wading=
—Rev. WX. HMIS returned on Friday
last. much - rehashed )y his three weeks'
vacation and release from active pastund
duty.
—Deacon ;AIM Erman, R. IL Warms,
Geo. H. Woos, And F. Z. Oarans ass the•
representatives from the Towanda Baptist
Church to Association which is now in ses
don at
—taus. Ryan, Esq.. bog been sppointal
Deputy Attozney-General- for_ the *ate of
Kansas.
of.Elmirs. hu bun" painting
portraits of Ex-Postioasteral PAII•
DAM and wife.
111siter :01131 Co; son of P. Cos. 13u
patintendent otthe Pa. & N.Y. B.S. is an
expert valocipediat, . He mounts-his bytdole
and perambulates the tovu. Therms -his
business calls hi=
—Revs. Wm. Balsam R. ,Ctrrzwinsw and
H. J. CRANE, and 0. A. BIACE, Eeq., repro.
Seated Bradford county hi the State Sun
day School Convention at Williamsport last,
week. ACT. Mr. Mums delivered an ad- .
dress on the best method of working up
county.
—M. C. Nucor, Esq., is making an ad ! .
dition to his dwelling on Chestnut street.
—Mr. E. W. Sams is erecting a new
house on Main street, opposite Haim Mu's.
—W. Bitsinuir. is about to open a Tea
and Coffee Store in Mzscua's new block.
Hssami L Pasarros, Bradford
county lady, is practicing medicine success.
folly in Rochester, Minn.
—Hon. E. L. PATRICE , of Elmira, son Of
H. W. PATRICE, Athens, has gone to Europe
for the benefit of his health.
Dr. Cuanza, for many years put pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, Elmira,
has been compelled to resign on account of
continued nt health.
—Hon. Jonx Pensions, of Rome, has just
returned from s western trip.
—Hon. Gm. lANDON and Rev. J. D. Rs-
QUA have been chosen orators for the Fourth
of July celebration at Canton.
—Hon. 0. IL P. Mawr, editor Waverly
Advocate, made us a short visit on Saturday.
We regret to notice that he is not enjoying
good health.
—B. S. Bvsszu.. Esq., has been in town
for several days past. We are glad to know
that he declines parting with all his real es
tate, and hope he may conclude to again
make Towanda his homer.
—Surveycir Gooniucs paid us a short.isit
this week. The I , sirvoying business " ap
pears to agree with him, as be was looking
remarkably well and was in the best of spir
its. He was here to assist his family in
making arrangements for a trip west.
—H. 8. Micactra and wife, Col. A. G. Ms..
sox and wife and Miss Lorna Masons, left
on Tuesday for a visit with Lieut. d. W.
Masons at West Point.
—Midshipmen E. Niwrox Mason and En-
Waan MAC:MUM, both of this place,
graduated at the, Naval Academy, Annapo
lis, Md., on Friday last, and are soon to
take a voyage of several months.
—Mr. F. W. Dian= having completed
bis stndies•at the Divinity School Mid
dletown, Conn., will • spend a few weeks
with his father in this pla-e previons • to his
ordination.
—C. H. Exam, of the Owego Mode Re
porter, dropped into our sanctum on Mon
day morning. Calais: reports business
gookin Owego, and we are glad to know he
is'doing his share.
-J. S. AnDazwa; the indefatigable and
enterprising contractor on the B. it E. R.
8., is in town. Mr. A. -deserves the grati
tude of all our people for his perseverance
in connection with this enterprise.
pir We noticed an incident on the
street the oilier day, which, although seem
ingly of little account., interested us. A
small boy was passing up the street, carry
ing in his hand a jug of molasses. Just as
he reached the stone pavement in fkint of
Mamma's Bank, he accidentally let the jug
fall, breaking it, and, of course, spilling the
molasses. The little fellow stood for a mo
m. nt looking at the broken vessel, and then
tamed away in great grief, as he had no
money to purchase another one and refill it;
at the same he feared to go home and tell
his mother of the accident. A kind-hearted
gentleman who bad witnessed the whole
performance, undertook the task of raining
funds sufficient to buy the lad a new jug and
fill it with molasses, which he accomplished
in a few moments, a number of gentlemen
who with him had observed the accident,
contributing, and in less time than it takes
to pen this the boy was again on ' his way
rejoicing. Our object in referring to this
event . is to call attention to the gross and
culpable negligence of parents in regard to
treatment of their children. It is too often
the case that a child is whipped, or is
kiwt as bad, scolded, for an accident which
was clearly unavoidable, whip a word .a
sympathy should be spoken to the unfortu
nate little one. And what is the result?
The child grows up Careless and indifferent,
and will employ every device and deceit to
screen itself whenever anything occurs
which will displease its parents: If pumas
.would but exercise common wisdom in the
management of their children, mildly re
proving their vicious and waprard habits,
and sympathizing with and ,encouniging
them when overtaken by accident, or any
of the little trials incident to childhood. we
should have lass bad boys and naughty
girls. Teach your children to be frank and
truthful in all things, by dealing with them
in a spirit of gentleness and kindness. Nev
a punish them simply because you are an;
gry, but when reproof and correction are
-necessary, let your bearing be 4
snoh that
they shall be made to feel that their pun
ishment is just and is administered in love.
• "Deal gentliWith their errors,
And lead them kindly on, - •
Until at length the guerdon
Of truth and peace is won.
The ineidept, also demonstrated the kind
nature of the gentleman who assisted the
boy, uhe was ,entirely unknown to him;
and his syMpathy was prompted by natural
goodness alone.
Tn If
ye eon add ohs *mum
Or take away one pain.
Or sow one seed of virtue.
To have not lived in vain."
llNprzczozwrso &corms —We under
stand that the Natio* Life 'missend*
Company of the United States of •
,ArnedilL
for which &Amain and ]lowa .4001‘
have issued between 5000 and 6000 Polk*
since last fall. - seeming toitlielsaiterapd:
more than sixteen million dollars. Saba
stiocessyltows the npulatity of this swilini•
;tation. The each caplhl fi' one oilThos:
Our old townsman B. ii.llmmustm is the
manager of this COngsmy for Peons*
roofs.
Nip The,9llo4reira I(ttiiipal Uon•
Taft - 4 ' WA it f *tialuitiQ Sider the at•
nan of pf4f. J f McG a&ii ana; , vilk l / 2
gavig their *dug reseed on Taidetives;
May IMAtiat lsouse. The as.
diemm mesdheted their appgreelathm of , the
f *Ofigioroi s tittoCWOui cOdroii4t4 Oat!
by sirf.ibrg cOiteliwkipograiwition
Itt the satin! of rAcifse. *no. rtR • a
abide course of imam • •
ly Ind entintelastically paidit the follov4
I Ohre =
( 1:7 O. (MM.:
grziN ktrodu kig Sr is the mom*
Wadi; Cior,_
ruder of . the Prethyterise ;Roush, of this
place': - •
Rooked, That ve leader our heartfelt
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Mr/Jaarratus for
guar Mete our Afitildretai approve of
their methods of teadidsg, and have 'beam
highly gratified 'with the maws of their el.
forth ea vithessedimible orresisies enter
tainment; in training:the little ones is the
leniell °UMW valid commend them
to the patronage s( dl who have the ears of
children, and mast earnestly invite them to
Oocesebtse e
do igabase soon - as thq Ivey bare
"=to so.
That the above' resolution be
published in the county papers.
. • 1111 r. At s meeting of the soldiers
and citizens of Alba Borough and vicinity,
convened according to previous 'noUce on
the 54th Of May, 1869,-to Make arrange
wants ibr the limarsticat of the graves of
Adding whose lives were samibied to save
our government and country, Joan LaMar
was called to.the chair, and the following
Tis Simeon_ Case, Chester Wil
liams, and 8111;111.r Reynold; jr., were ap
pointed a committee of uraagemeaibi. - On
motion, Captain Orrin Bartlett was appoint
ed marshal, and John May assistant mar
shal. On motion, a committeewas appoint
ed to invite the Rev. P. B. Delmott to de
liver an appropriate discourse for the occa
sion. Adjourned, to meet again. on Satur
day, the 29ih, for the purpose of making
Anther arrangements.
On the.2oth, the soldiers and citizens met
at the cemetery and - `areaqged.and - dressed
in a mast beautiful manner the graves of
the following soldiers, whose remains were
recovered, viz ; Alvin Thomas, jr., Oliver
P. Wilson, Arthur D. Burdefll, Ira B. Green
leaf (whci Eben Utley, Mar
cus Gillam, Cyrus P. Hackett, Samuel Wil
liams, and Francis Williams (brought home
sick and died), and all buried in their fami
ly grounds in the Alba cemetery. A list of
soldiers killed in battle and otherwise died
(whose remains were not recovered) was
presented to the committe e s, viz Charles
Thomas, Asher Williams, Abner Williams,
Spencer (killed in battle), Jeremiah
Smith, Levi Lester, Wm. Lester, Edmund
Greenleaf. (died in camp); and Henry Thom.
as (died in Andersonville prison).
Sunday, May 30, at 11 o'clock, a very
large assembly of soldiers and citizens con
vened at the Christian Church in the bor
ough of Albs, where a very able and elo
quent discourse appropriate to the, gm:Alden
was delivered by the Bev. F. B. Delmott,
from Ezekiel, 2d chapter,after which a very
large procession was formed by Capt. Barb::
lett in the following order : The soldiers at
the head of the column, followed by the
families of the deceased soldiers in numeri
cal order as they approached the graves—
'lst, the family,of John Lilley ; 2d, of Isaac
Bundell ; 3d, of IradWilson ; 4th„of Alvin.
Thomas ; sth, Ira B. Greenleaf ; 6th, the
friends of Marcus Gill= ; 7th, of Peleg
Ilickett ; Bth, of Harrison Williams ; 9th,
of Samuel Williams ; followed by the citi
zens in general. On approaching the graves
the soldiers-each placed a beautiful wreath
of flowers upon each of their fillen.,,com
rades' graves, while the families, as they ap
proached the grave of their fallen father,
son, or brother, deposited their flowers,
and the citizens in passing the fallen paid
due and respectful honors by the strewing
of flowers and the falling tear of sympathy;
After which the members of the Christian
congregation returned to the church to com
memorate the great sacrificial death of the
Lord Jesus Christ, which brought life and
salvation to a sinful world. W.
Mir The ereoeiation known an the
" Bradford 1 Susquehanna Bengal Society,"
met pursuant to adjournment, at Towanda
June IE4 1869.
Dr. Wzrrox the President - t on taking the
chair Ma l ted the object of the meeting to be
the advancement of dental science, and
spoke of the mutual benefit arising from the
interchange of ideas to both Dentists and
their patrons and afterfelearly and forcibly
showing the, necessity of a higher standard
of dental requirements, he announced 'the
first subjectlor consideration, Ike preser
vation of the natural teeth. Quite a discus.
sion .follows; which was participated in by
Dm. Witirrox, Hzu.r, &urn of Montrose,
Ducat, And Nzwzrz., of Wyalusing.
Dr. N=lE:Li, explained his manner of
treating exposed nerves and aching teeth,
and stated that his success bad been very
gratifying, scores of teeth condemned to the
forceps by the patient are now doing good
service with the nerves alive and healthy:—
Diseases Of the gums attended with loosen-
Jim of the teeth received a share of consid
eration.
The subject of Mechanical Dentist was
then brought up and fully discussed.
The use of Aluminum as a base for aiti
ficial was highly commended by all. Dr.
Sierra spoke of the retrograding tendency
in the dental art, and this he attributed to
the cheapness sought after by the public
rather than good work with corresponding
prices. He denounced Rubber in the se
verest terms. It being - a non-conductor
keeps the delicate membranes which it Cov
ers at an unnatural temperature thereby
causing a spongy and unhealthy condition
of the gums, and also stated that the aver
age durability of rubber plitea. did not ex
ceed five mire, and that all-these objections
are fully overcome by the use of Aluminum.
Dr. Rama then offered the following :
It is a vegetable compound and liable to de
cay. When in the month the warmth, food,
acids and secretions with which it comes in
contact all hasten this change and the pores
of the material after a. time become filled
with matters detrimental to health. The
color is due to bi-sniphuret of mercury
which by aided the microicops may lie seen
on the . surface, and this to persons suscept
ible to mercurial influences is liable to pro
duce ealiyation. Therefore in view of the
above facts be it
Resolved, that we the members of this
association cannot 6001010 L dellidy recom
mend it to our patients and will discard
the use of it entirely, which was unani
moo* adopted.
The next in order was reading of essays;
* Dr. Sitrzs on fang filling and Remit on
code of Dental ethics.
In the miscellaneous debates Dr. Dram
nut in a few terse and caustic remarks on
incompetency said "it is a shake that our
profession-,is over run with illiterate.
sponsible nobodies, who took the title of
Doctor' to their contemplated names,
put out a alga •Dentist'. in huge gilt let
ters anklie in wait for a too pitiable publics
to come in and be tesold, depriving them
of Week's jewels of which. they did not
know*, nine till lad; afterwards supply.
fug trek ;hoes with illy east:noted, poor:
ly fitting. ghastly - wretchedly
rubber -
• Resolutions were then passed condemn
ing the wholesale Ringlike of teeth byPhy
slelatu whOo• !bolted koOwtodlio 4 4* din
seam of these aliens render them incapable
ofjoddiat valet. ought of Milt not to be
eitnicted, aka eildsithiog the effort now be
big made ID regulate the prectios otdentist•
ry in this Commonwealth by legal Nisei
inmati. Via which the nobly mourned to
meg at 31104 No_ on
, thsNeoda
6 1 0101taiialitV
REltig4 Otify
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Cainvor,..4-irr..
l iiiitore- ' . 'tiod
r e .P 1 1. 1601 / I —th 6 ll TOP . -- ....)10 1 4
amildi relleireA Oule for Wiwi , tieli.
bratkm on the,6th of Joy.; TO MEWL to
the %wilt moseabigsoa sueli . oomit
Is apsetea am , the- alimun of -Ca tau
Lodge, al; 1.0. of O.Y. OW" Enostlep
aiat, Ink La - of ati,',l o kitoit. LAM
pe t
A;TX.: and Ciiitoktildeep t c at. la
be =tin falliegalta.to , in the
festivities of the dq. - , , ' .
Canton ilneampment, 184, 1 Oa., ir
ginised May lst, and is to be Mad on 1
Iles third Thtuslay .4Jane, Salad of the 1
drawl EneimPaint abets buin Aged&
phis ere aPeeted to be resent at thilnsti.
intim. Thefollowingare thaafQeaaeMot
ed for the tat term : UP., J. W. (Aliso ;
ILP., IL IL Trout ; LW., A.. Br ; LW...
i
Jam* Loombs ; S. A. T. ;• T., N.
S. Deimark. . ' .
Eareison &gib bee taken etwitraef,
for building the briik school and is
already maldngpreparMions for founda
tion.
monde about the Springt,
are being :made quit. stimuli by
. F. S.
Elliott, who Is overseeing Qui of erect
ing "Petes " refreshment at Ulna
qua Station. Visitors Increase y.
Wean glad to bane that Lodge,
508. L0.0.T., is working y. Coda
the supervision of W.0.T., A. . Wilson,
Mid 'L.D.G.W.C.T., had we look
for much good to be done in cause of
temperance.
Leßoy Lodge is increasing strength.
Mullein recently repaired their so that
it finny comfortable. WAIT., .R. Hick-1
ok, W:V.V., Sarah A. Leith, P.W.14.T.. Ra
man Andrus, and L.D.G.W.0.T.1. A. T. Mi
ley, are working iti earnest to promote the
interests of the order. Mon.
• Clubman.
Anne T. 1869.
SIIINTMIANNA COUNIT.—
penclent ArabiTom mar, the • ,
Advocate shows good sense in • •
Bradford county new from that
think the RepuUiea►i sensible
our locals. •
—D. D. Searle, of Montrose, proprietor
of several stage route' in El nehanna
county, has been awarded a mail con
tract in Texas.
—A soldiers' monument is to be erected
in Susquehanna county, and'ie be paid
for by one dollar subscription. Can't we
have one in Bradford?
_—The County Coniention of
plus held their fifth quarterly
Burford, commencing on the fir
The Convention resolved to hob
celebrittion on the approaching
of our national independence.
—The Medical Sobiety - held
annual meeting at New Milford
inst. The meeting was slimly
i my: A survey has been
!lr a rai n roadbetween Bingh
and Dilator& Hope it will be
gir DAN NOBLE is again.,
at Elmira, for the robbery of t
mance Company of New York.
se. Wanted, by a poor
plsoe for two boys, one aged ni
oth:r seven years. Enquire of
.. Watch for WICKHAM
advertisement next week. The ,
received large additions to the'
Silver Plated Ware. A beantif.!
tern. '
MARRIED
LANCASTEB—MATHY.Wfk— • t the \Sny
der Rouse, Waverly. N.Y., on the "dlst
nit, by Bev. J. B. Beaumont :Mr. Bo t.
D. Lancaster, of Pottsville, Sullivan Co.,
Pa., and Miss &rands A. Mathews, of
• Monroeton, Bradford Co., Pa.
BENNETT—DANA.-01 the 1 t
at the residence or J. R. bauirh, by
the Rev. Frank B. Hodge, William
M. Bennett to Miss A. A ' Pans, all
of Wilkes-Bane, Pa.
NE'ArMAH.—In Warren, Wadi. rd Co., Pa.,
4
May 113, 1869. of dropsy, Mrs. Sarah New
man, in the 84th year of her e.
The subject of this notice born June
9, 1785. Her maiden name Tarr. She
was married to Mr . "JoaxN , June 26,-
1814. She, with her husban umi their
only child, Smar t Tarr X , then 18
months old, came to this town tom Smith
field,. _.
R.L, in the autumn of 181 fifty years
since,
Their method of conveyance /i . that early
day was not as convenient as e present
i ii
day a ff ords, but it undoubtedl fully satis
fied those courageous travelers. They had
for a team a 'liar of oxen, with horse har
nessed forward, skid an ordirary carriage.
Either from the badness of the Toads, or for
the want Of roads, Mrs. N. left the carriage
and walked the last few miles, bringing her
child in her arms.
Mrs. NEWNAN his been remarkably indus
trious ; no one of her day excelled her in
ini
this respect . She not only wro ght assidu
ously indoors, but die freque tly lent a
helping hand to her husband at out-door la
for ; and willingly shared with the hard
ships find privations of pioneer life, helping
to make a good home for old ag . , Activity
.
..
wee interwoven in her being it was her
element of life, even to the las About a
year since she manufactured a lece of lin
en of over fifty yards, and la s
i 4 autumn a
piede of woolen cloth. She - left many
useful articles, manufactured y,her own
hands, which Will long remain souvenirs
of her industry-in old age.
_,.--Mrs. N. was a person of a e ng consti
tution and an active mind. Ei a retained
her-mental faculties in a remar le - degree
to the close of life. She posse ed a Mild
temper and an amiable disponi on, and the
blending of these qualitieif dered her
quiet and happy in her domes relations.
She, with her husband, was fixed and
united with the church of he choice 28
years since, and she has, Sri
Chiistian life, exemplified 'to tl
faith she then embraced. Her
is finished, and she has gone . I
rest. May the living imitate
and be prepared to fellow her I
land! , • J.
N. For a-Seiring Mac.
worth the money it must be
_
to mans and able to do a w
qualitieswork. Ewes Improved eom
These'ed by Wi= ir ek Blew t. o n .
amiable terms. Samples of vr
seem at the Agency.
&aim onareol—Good for
of old and subscriber Prepue to •
eat, The will in •
reputed to supply Elba • •
sale sad retail, - him his • • •
thebeety season, stibnite. Mix
&beery Store in Mertmes New
Orders firma dealing, &mills,
committees, for 20 or more q • •
wholesale rake. •
-Orders solicited from dealers
in all the neighboring towns • •
priunptly ute illwL Berries shi • •
imp or otherehm.
I have Orates hokling 10, 20.
each ; also Tray Crates (best
berries in nice condition) h • •
each, for supplyin gbony festivals, •
Vs mom the season •
with us about the 18th Juno.
B.
,
Tsmial4 Juno 94.
e Inde-
Bra(Vord
• ••• : its
paper. We
coP.Tinit
t d Tem
.. eeting at,
t of June.
a county
'veisary
their semi !
on the 2d
.ttended.
mmOnced
~ ton, N.Y.,
nilt.
on trial
,
Royal In-
widow, a
e and the
E. T. Fox.
& BLACK%
halt just
'stock at
aim pat
)
DIED.
a uniform
world the
i he ; ;work
I. virtues,
1 • the spirit
Optciat N
ine te be
t, ma n a
ge easy
; of
es all these;
; • are offer
most ree
k can be
• •;. '
the health
v. sell end
ew days be
it whop.
• nesters. for
No%bet
• d Anibal
; • filled at
i
=I
1 4 t es lat
or
Tt l e t • l
0.210M0Z00.
Wawa
1 Tits Maddag Itisio iPciiits.
lam. ifolisidel;Pisalay. Towanda, P..,
sr o arms kr the Assetima Ileum sad the
leardial keregr PallimClamtosed litsv
hated Ina Itha mei /hams Pisa* •Iretes.
Mi. iris dm anlillimewat eset in one solid
st S
piaM t _ WOO* Own coati tot with tha
=lll - , agi apse
-WTI- PM - sad lot diettletal
where tunas" art' dagilt to, be obtained..
The wood lad t Orepiteing, maiss i S t e
i ;
ommeation with Um suspension a
pantile mes; toe. 2 . , ,
2 sad
mom take up bat 11W. zoom,
,
wat are _
slifilt aPlManme, ---- -
.. z .,Tbil• laml hats id= Witt lirstliera
taunts. gol thug aurae medals and dl lo=
aim at the; llsehanice, bartitple; ill Nair I
- To*. and at Mate Pala ia moons Stator.
It=
I bsen exhibited in London: whom ,
to their exoelkaion in sweet
nese and powerfot tope, , and delimey of
touch, were voluntarily_ forwarded by some
of the that pianists of Enigma. •
Thine inetrunmede me, in MU those res
pects which make a—perfect Piano Poet
tly supetiot to any eve* before
4101211
w. .re sgeatir fhi 0. IL Eldridge's Clot.;
tags Orgsat. an& d - raided ; a/so
the an &
odebrated Dodge doab Lord le
Uslodeoa. for
the family circle, churches, sohools, ie., to
which we invite the attention of the citizens
of- Bradford ai s V. &srg fastrwowat wor
.Juado-4f Horn= I Pawn.
Blir Bradford County Convention
Lod^
LO of Oa., will meet;et Athens;
W4see&y in Thussd4. Jew 11341 sad
1889. et 10 o'clock,iLM , Bon. & B.
Chew - P.G.W.QT„ to be present both
' • , L. . Peon, Beep
arum B
Maw
•
.
Se. EOM= or inltz. at , ,181 JIM"
cows HOUSE, Lao!. Pa-411 ato invited to
Woad a DWI* Fsidag a sWAY UM*
Halo—G. B. Smith's Bag el. BM.
112.00. • , C.D. Hot OCUM Prop's.
Fos RlNT.—House and _Lot, with
good garden, Enquire admit D. Hdarn•
:a, at Towanda Coal Co.'s Opee.
Anis 104 L
Fos Eire-Onellciuse and oldie
of rooms in Towanda boiongbApply to
Ono. xraaprs . Rome } or W. A. • Boozwzrz.
Towanda. June 10-31*
Boon Losr.—The person who bor
rowed of me "Triunes erarience or Clow."
a large volume bound in black muslin, will
oblige use by returning it.
June 10-1 t J. Macrae/Arm
. Foa SALM AT ♦ B*aollX.—House and
Lot on. "Northern Menlo" in Towanda
borough. Enquire .of
May 18, '69.-tf
_
Ngw Houn FOR SALE; CEMAY.—The
subscriber offers for sale his dwelling house
coat oompletell on State Street (near Judge
'rain's), very cheap. Enquire of T. Cos-
RAN, at Barber Shop. May 27-31
M. Mr. HART begs leave. to pre
sent his thanks for the very liberal patro
nage heretofore extended to him, atui to in
form his friends and the pnblio generally,
that he is fallY prepared to furnish private
lamilies or parties with anything in the line
of Ice Cream, Confections or sweet meats
on very short notice. &ore, No. 3 Patton
Block. 'April 21.
fell List of the names of persons.
drawn to be Traverse Jurors in as adjourn
ed Court of Common Pleas, to be held on
the third MONDAY of JUNE, 1869, at one
o'clock. p.m. :
Silas N. Barnes, Rome twp. ; Jacob Hot.
tenstine, Overton ; Calvin Eastman, Oiwell;
luso M. Eames, Smithfield ; Allen Bovier,
Granville ; Joel Campbell, Litchfield I Bark
nel Fitzwater, Canton twp. ; Thos. hicita-\
lion, Sheshegnin ' • John Tomlinson, Ar
menia ; Laurence W. Kendall, Burlington
twp. ;
William Westbrook. Springfield ;
Benjamin Denton, Smithfield ,• Jabez Fish,
Sheshegidn ;. Edward Walker , Ulster;.Chris
topher Platt, Franklin ; J. Stanton Clark.
Smithfield ; Jacob A. Wellei, Athens twp. ;
John Wolfe, IL'roy twp. ; Albert Tozer, Ath
ens twp .J. Abner Doty, Canton born ; Dan
iel N. Lalirence, Wells ; Lemuel Sherman,
Litchfield ; Elihu B. Case, Troy twp. ; 8.
A. Chamberlin, Wysoz; Andrew ILK West,
Leßoy: Wilsey Rogers, Windham ; Isaac
Smalley, Towanda Rog ers,
G. Darius Man
ley, Canton twp. ,• Frank Dailey, Spring
field Philander Holcomb, Ulster • Allen
Conklin, Wyso s ; Geo. Birney, Uls ter ;R.
Phelps, Burlington bozo; Dolson J. Han
ley, Ai be ; ;antes W. VanAukin, Terry ;
Miner T. Porter. Granville
The next Session of the Brad
ford County Teachers. AiweeiaLion ii to be
held at Orwell on the 11th and 12th of Jane.
Lecturer—Hon. Oxo. LANDON • Essayiot—
ADA Peewees : Dedobnere—E. A. Axe's.
E. J. Hamra: ; Barb sea Cbm.-43. J. Cam-
BUIX. H. Cameras Jr.. E. M. Farms. Ana
PAIISIIOIII. thirtnt& PATIO' ;
Entomotogitt—
Dr. Herm. A. T. LIUXT, Sec.
May 5.
TERI But BURNING Aiiwcis COOK
ING 13rovs.—Moss hiPsovimoorrs Ann Two
NOM PATZIS2II.--.AftAT & long SWIM of-expe
riments, we have 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 flre-box, and a
regulator at the pipe collar. With this im
provement we accomplish the following re
sults : -
Ist. A. coal fire dui'be kept all winter by
repleniihing the lire twice every tWenty-four
holm ' I
2d. A occitinuous fire ean be kept through
the winter with the consumption of less
than 29 lbs. of coal in 24 hours, and the
oven kept in baking order a large portion of
the time.
id. The coal will be thoroughly con
sumed without the usual amount of cinders
and clinkers, and the annoyance of dump
ing the grate every : morning to make a fresh
fire., avoided.
4th. For a 'rootlike, with two moderate
sized sticks of dry wood, a Ike can be kept
from 15 to 18 hours without anr.trouble.
This will be found the greatest improve
ment yet made in ,Cooking 13toves. It has
all the adVilitagee of a self-feeder with much
greater economy of fuel, and without its in
conveniences. It is tally secured byletters
patent. 11Ianufacturtd by _
BRIAR, PACKARD & CO.,
17 and 19 Green Bt,
Albany, N. Y.
For sale by Connum, &mama, &e.. To
wanda, Pa. - April 27, '69.
Nip 2bvirtistmente.
TIOWANDA MARK
JL... (INHOLLIALg rltiCes.)
Corrected every Wedqesday by C. B.
subject to chines daily :
Wheat 31 5a 1 75
Bye 100 c 1
Buckwheat .....i 65 • 75
Corn - 85 90
,
Oats 60 65
Beans 200 300
Butter (Bolls) , ' 25 28
do (Dairy/ 25 30
8 .1 : „
Potatoes . 35
Flour
r 800 10 i OO
20
Onions ' 2.50 800
WIPIETI or Gomm —Whsat. 60 lbs. ;
Corn 56 lbs ; Bye. 56 lbs • Oats. 32 )be •
Barley, 46 Ms ; Buckwheat; 48 lbs ; Beaus ,
52 Me ; Bran. 20 Ihs ; Clover Bead. 80 Ms ;
Timothy Bee& 44 lbs ; Dried peaches. 33
The ; Ddsd Apples.. 22 Bs ; Pim tiesd.s6lbs.
CONOENTRAIED - LYE ANb TOT
la at - c. B. PATO9'd.
Nay 20.
AA STOOK OF - TOBACCOS THAT
ant be beat la quality entries, at
By 70 . Oak PAWIII3.
ik3oll, SALE atbsC.ribet 4tifrers'
L far sale all hie real rotate la ildahorourge
psi ifty of a Dwelling Boom sad Lot sad
Grocery Stomas the North *la of Lauber*
street. sad two'ventat lots ea tie Southold& of
odd street, together with satoeial • emit' ' for
the cometractios.of three houses. • The property
trill be void st s bitrydd.
- • ft. W. Rulaiss.
Towanda. Kay If Igo& :
DROP., HORSFORD'S BREAD
Prostation at C. B. PALTINra.
UADICRSIJ. CODFISH. WHITE
.4.II. dab, Trout saitSmoted
• , • 00WXLId1-1117.a.,
SPICKS OF ALL KINDS;' JAVA
and Rio Coffee of all nradss toasted and
geouad. • COWELL ff< U
WED AND CORN MEAL CHEAP.
comma XUB.
Ceddingt' . Itftetleeti
Nth UR anitzimkiree rook
:
TOWANDA PAL
3 : , - . , •
t• MAIM '
HARD ' W4kk;
BLACKfUEITLIS -AID WA GONMAIGIBS
OW ' .nk ca.
"CMWOE' TRIMMINOC
.PSLLOI3. NUT BACKS,
TOP LEATHEIL .DASH LEATHER,
INANIBLLED CLOTH,SPRINGES k AXIAL.
PIPE BOXES, 'CIRCLES, BOLTS,
ANVILS,
At Codding; Russell '& Co!o.
MACHINE OIL, ROPE,
LEATHER BELTING,
J. N. OALUT
CORN SHELLERS, FEERC,UTTERS
AND ALL PARKING TOOLS;
At Codding,_R4Bell 4. . Co's
BtIILDERP-MATERIALB,
AILS, GLASS,I
PAINTS AND OILS,
1.1/3 AND CEMENT, by the barrel;
CARPE7IIit'S, BLACKSMITH'S,
And . COG PER"# TOOLS,
\
DIIPON,VS POWDER,
I,BArres,
AMES' SHOVEL PICKS? AND
It\ \
WHEEL-111,11 WS,:
FISHING TLOKLE an HOOKS.
•
0" no
0 a
. o cc
O • 4
•
= Ey 1
CC °I 21
go
• 0
0
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE ;
Universal •Clothal Wringer
EIXC EIAIOR BENCH - WRINGER.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
LAMPS. LANTERNS, BRIISM,
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
POCKET-KNIVES, RAZO,RS,
TABLE- CUTLERY,
ET !
At Coddirig, Russell & Co. s.
PATCH,
r ;
" •
I
I
`° 3
1 is ,
• 2
/41
IRON,
KEROSENE OIL, TARNISII,i
SOYTHES, HERO. FRUIT_
AT WHOLESALL-
SZWIN4 MACHINE•
Toinads;likaary
=MEE
MI
'
,
-=
MI
STOVES, it.c.
Mil
suss; Mats,
SPOICICL - TRILLS,
MELLOWS, 'and
BABBITT METAL,
GAS PIPE, .
PUMPS, and SAWS,
(2=l
CHURN POWERS, PLOWS.'
•
In larp stock. %cladlni
w
PI I
1). ;4s.x
II
0
1!
g
CD
The largest Stock of
BOIRSORS, AND
Is Towanda.
;fil 8
° V.
1. 4 1 rd I
igigo i
.11 2 ,
E
N
, I p
Hag
co ik e!
11
BOLD itssinfOros
.ws snag
NAILS,
•
Apar" for Elias i10w0...11r.
J r ~~~~~~ ;M~Q
0 pififfly - DRINA:
N., I
No. loo .lhill - khssfi
U
Mil
TO virAktriA, PENN'4',
t ..
~r: :~ ~
ME
=I
.‘ •
Key eenetailtiy ea hand the most cOmple4
. ' , .tiatortsest al : - - .
BOOTS AND WOES,
' •
LEATHER,
SHOE FINDINGS,
HARNESS,
84D013ERY HARDn2i,
TRIIN 8,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
All of *Web will lii(rold upon tie
MOST REASONABLE TERMS!
the teputption of
SASH,
"-11umphrey'q Boa "
r
Is so well established that We-constder It :an-
necessary to say anything about them.
May 12, 1869
T RACY 4 , MOORE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STUCK
Spring and Summer Goods,
Wiley an now offering cheap for cash.—
SILKS,
P PLINS,
AL PACAS,
DOM
SHIRTiNi
CARPETS, '
OIL CLOTHS;
HOOP SKIRTS,
SOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS:
Please call sad say:nice oar stock before
parebsifes el sinsbere. . - -
Tosaads. April 18s8;
UrANTED.--20 Good Bark Peeler.'
V V by the Towanda Touting Co rat rata
wood. Bradford County Pa. Rights' ingot
will be pal daring time peeling smolt. -
J. B. HOWL
Orteawood.May'3l. 1869,
BRIDGE NOTlClL—Notice is hero
by gives by the anderrigeod Comulaslor
Gm seder the set of NW. General aseenbb , of
the Conunoarreslth of Penasylvania, eatitied
an "Act to haterporate the Waverly and North
Branch Bridge desocia!loa," approved, Sir*
Rath, 1 1 / 1 7,tba the requidte among of mock-to
hite the lecorporatlon of odd Aseodation
bee bad anbecrlbed and that a nreetlag of the
Stock Holders IMF be held at the Bradford
Howe In Athens Toinehip. oa Thursday, Jane
it at 2 o'clock PAIL for the cloak:ors
asd organhation of the Aaoofattoa .
ALbies, Ps., 141 19. 1119.
NEW MICE COFFEES 'ANt
-MOM
nitsTo' STOOk oi
tWlTivOnDri
CORFU _ ARATRID
FE B , : crithit r; mut up
tog , ; i7.0 --,• piervEClL
rOBBIGN AND' DOUBBIIO
, A; Asy ltis of all 11116 Is *de _ 'gp= at . •
11. MORS.
r 00L-60,000 Itie: WOOVW&IIted
ter which easb will bs paid.
Nay 25, Nit pr. A. /30C[1RLL.
NE
ill
NM
WHIPS n &c„ &c,
;PCS, ..
GS, C✓
MUSLINS e\
TICBI'NG,
CROCKERY,
GLASS WARE
TRACY & %wont
yugoTirt
WM II MOM
P. L. IL:01.
"- lsuUauous!
OCERIES, PROVISIONS, e
MIAMI FUT MEAL kC
OPEN, WILLOW 410 ST9sE
• '- - I
M I
:c
Nci. 1, ritibx's B I
ir,' -
I
E
utbealpt cup Mmiti,k, ridgt -sic'
TO W Al*? PA,
Nett/ and D 'fable floods,
mcitriD DAILY
Assortment away's Comgete.
Gieat lOdocements to
CA , ,IS"'I -,13..U.k E R a 1
COUNTRY. 'PRODUCE
Ittmght and Sold at
THE MARX.ET 'RATES:
I.oNa_ & KEELEA
Nov •11, 1868.
II -AT, CAP, AND FUR STORE I
L - 1- . .
.. . . ,
. .. 7 ....
The and ined'have opened a Store:on the
earth Ade of +iercark pew block, _
TOWANDA,
. ,
Inglis tiles Intend to keeps fall itaao ni
PAINIONA TILE • AND SEASON ABL•i:
4 Goods; consirtlng of
lIAIS, CAPS; If URS;
TRAVELLING B tGS,
UMBELLAS, CANES, GLOH.S,
BUFFAI I O•Atid WOLF ROBES,
Which we will Sell at- the lowest possible ?rice 4
and respectiully soli it a %hare ot the 1)111.01w
of the retitle.
pir Hats fitted with •be Americas Contormater,
'CU/N:0;1 .t a 443.11(
TowaodA, Oct 5, I,IJ
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO. OF U. 5.-A
CAM CAPITAL, $1,000,000-PAR At FULL
Cbsrtered by Congress, 19€8
CLARENCE B. CIARIE, Pmident ; '
JAY COOKE, Chairm'n Finance and Ex. Com ;
HENRY . D. COOKE, Vice President ;
ESEESOW- W. PEET; Secretary and Actuary
_.
The advantages of the Nationat'Llfe Imo:vane
Company are : -
1. It is a National CO.. chartered by Congress ;
2. It has a paid up Capital. of Onit Million Dol
tars
3. It offers low rates of Prifainms ;
4. It lambdas larger insurance than other Com
panies, for the same money.!
5. It Is definite and certain ;
6. There is no possibility of misrepresentation
by agents, or misunderstanding by policy.
holders ;
7. The policies are plain contracti . ,:n mach in• =ranee for so lunch money - ; -
S. All policies are non-forfeiting ;
9. The policies are exempt from attachment.
i
E 7 W. CLABIck Co., Bankers, Philadelphia;
Gemini Agents.
B. 8. RUSSELL, 11 anger.
N. C. EISBIZNE . . MASON
iarAgenta for Towanda and vicinity. Jig
TV: .DOOLITTLE,-PBACTI
• CAL JEWELER.—WaoId inform the
people of Bradford end suroonaing Counties,
that he bas opened a new Jewelry Store in Can
ton. Where will be found constantly on band,
a nicely selecked' stock of • goods in b 5 line.
consisting of Ladies arid Gents Gold and 811.,
ter. Watches, of Anierlokn. Bogs bih end Swiss
mannfacture,'Clocks, Jewelry, Gold Pens. and
all the articles usually. .ound in a first class
Jewelry Starr All goods sold as reasonable
as in any c 1 the surrounding cities, and wax
rented u repreanted. Repalring.and jobblig
done on short notice, andon the most favorable
tenth: A liberal ablre„of patronage h respect.
full solicited.
Tkoy Street,. Cant on Pa . , May 12, '69.
A- VALUABLE _DAIRY FARM
FOE -BALE.' The subscribers cffer for
sale their fine-Dairy Farm. 'attested two .miles
east of Greenwood,' McHenry •Co., Dibio 4 s.—
ald Farm contains three banditti and twenty
res choice land, described ,follows : 160
acres choice limb red, 100 mitt medow, and
.6 s ums under the plow. Good dwelling house
and outbuildings, large cattle , barn KM and
good torie barn. The finest Eying springs In
the country moot - g through a commodious
spring haute. h cosb!e of keeping 75 cows,
and is only 111 miles from Abbo.t's Churn Fa
tors. Teims one half cash. balance ilk easy
payments ata per cent. ictereat. References.
H. N. Geronld.. Greenwood, R. EL Mandy'
McHenry county, 111, or F. 8. Ayer, Shotoln
he YE R.. 4.
8. A
May 9, 1869.-tl . B, 8. AYER:
oR, SALE.— Fifty thoneand acres l. of the finest farming land, situated in the
County of Loa Andes: California, at prices
unglue from $lO t0`320 (currency) per acre.—
These lan a are contiguous to the thriving city
'of LOS An geire„ and are admirably adapted for
the cultivation of the Orange,Lemon, Firpol-
bee, lisiberrr aid fruit' ad grain of every
description. Great attention [snow bring giv
en to the - production of Raw Silk in this 44-
trict, for which. the genial \ climate renders it
-especially aired. - Arranvineats will short
ly he made by which ' , deriding emigrants can
be famished with go ar litres for title deeds be
fore leaving . New York. Pot turthir Nation.'
ism aedresa • - 4 ,
TILESTON, Kit EBY & CO.
March 30, '6O-6in • - • Los Atngelfs, Cal.
LIME I LIME 11 LIME 1 1 I ,
The understated liereb3i announces to the
public that he keeps constantly en hand at his
KILN in BRO WNTOWN whi c hply of
fresh burned NEW YORK LIM Bbe will
sell u cheap u It can be. bought at any point
along the CanaL , DAVID BROWN.
Nay 41869.4 f
NjlV7 StOCK. OF FLOUR CHEAP
at . • E. B. PATC)FeI.
May 20. •
rP - HAT CELEBRA.TED SELF RM.
J.. lug Flour at ' C. B. PATCH'S.
May 20.
ALL 'GROCERIES AND
Provisions at wholesale and:elan at
No 7 $O. • - C. B.evrairs.
FRSH FIGS TAMAILINZ PEE-,
seem sad Jellies still bads.
• COWELL & MIXER. -
AGENT WANTRD.—For Prof.
, t-s• Parsons Laws of Bosiness, With full Di.
reetiOna and Forma for all Tranasetkona in "arm
State,
c b lt y THNOTHILIIII PARBOXIII L. L. D., Pro.
tam Law in Harvard University" • new
Boos rot xviarnovr. Explaining 'very kind
of Coatratt and legal obligation, and Mowing
pow to draw and execute thew. The tigbest
"and best authority in the land. Send for oar
liberal terms: also for our Patent Bible Pro.
as. Pane Pam PARIIELES*OO.PhiIe.
01/010E 113ANDIRS.
cow= a MR.
freak
A DIIINISTEATOR"A NOTICE:—
Ex Notice is beretry gtva , that ail pergolas
uldebted to the estate otl. ht Wetittes. lacy,
Ulster tap" 6014 twreleseted le lute lit.
mediate payment, sad • all versos* hating
claims against said estate mod regret them,
dal, estkatleated for settle:mit:
WAtiritaB.
June .1869. A4aisististor e -
Ed bereby gives; ip!romio
debted to ,tho - emu, of _
tots of Pike top.l doe% aro foqoarteA to
team Issediafo_ poomoid, Son basing
'claim saint saki Mats walpspaq Iles dal,
sotpolateatikt for mottlootoot. •
•• • • • • Man* SHELL,
Joss 3, IBM . - 1 • assentor.
A DIIII4ILTRATORS
Itotke is Leahy /Mil to all ooroosi' fa
devted to tie Nisi. a 1.0.1, WONG. Pa*
of Ulster lop.. deed., are roquoliod to wake
holoodlate payment, sod thou WU, claims
opted mid estate.. seat punt this duly
autheltleated for sellloasoot. _
JAMBS VANDTKJe,
Idehada-gat
Jana 3,1869:
ADMINTWS NOTICB.--Notice
hi hereby sates theist, moms Indebted to
the *pt. el JOBS DU AND, deed.; lete of
Herrick twp. are re:postai to Nuke Immedi
ate mould, tilthost delay, eM those learnt/
claims *Opt- told state mod moot then
duly Lathe:Attested for settlesed.
• . •
MARXA M DUR
N
Jose S. INS. Ifa f dafeato ri..
T N THE DISTRICT_ COURT OF
Atha Milted States. For the Wasters Midst-
Of Pennsylvania. /sassy 13. Corson . a Bank
rapt mass the Acted Congress of March 241.
1867 1 huh% *PAW for a discharge front all
his Gems. rind other elabss pre,ablF sitlerseld
Act, By order of the Court, Notice, is hereby
given, to all- penons who have proved '
debts: sad ether persons interested, to appear
on the 12th day of Jane, 1869. et_ 2 o'clock, P-
M.: before Z. Overton, Jr., lbrq:. Begfriter re
Bankruptcy, at his once. la Towanda, Pt.: to
show cause. if any they have, a Discharge
should not-far_graaled• to Um .d Bankrupts .
And for her. Notice Is hereby - given, that the
fleeced and Third Meetings of Creditors of the
su'd iluakft l 9, reqtdred by the 27th and 28th
Sections orsakl Act, re fi t be -bild berate the
said Seeger, at the MN time and pg?------
B. C. McCAND
• March 18,1869.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that an persona
Indebted to the imitate of Jeremiah Rosen, late
of Towardsboro.. lee d., are resueeted t te
make immediate payment, and all , persons hav
ing claims anima said estate; aunt present
them duly authenticated for settlement. • • .
• HOBBS? maze,
Admiedetzerar.
Nay 18,1889.
EXECUTORS NOTICE. 7 -,Nofice_
la hereby given that all-persons indebted
to the estate or IMmuel Gates, late of Smith
field, deo'd are requested to make immediate
payment: and all persons having . claims upon.
said estatemust present them-datv aulhentlea
ted for settlement.
IRA C. ROLLOCS, ,
JIB. R. WEBB, ,
May 12, 1862
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE,—Notice
is hereby given that all; persons. indebted
to the estate of JAMES 07/1811801% late of
Wpm= top., are requested to make ' mmedi
me payment, and all persons barb, eia ims up
on said estate moat present them tag authen
ticated fif settlement.
MARY'OIIERBON, - ;
May 14,1969. Executor.
BCIIIII7OII G2IOIIIAL ° O 071101,
Hammaria Pa., May 6.1869.
To TIM OWXZJOI 01 UNPATZWILD PANDO.
In obedience to an Act of Amiably, approved
the Bth day of April, one thouaand eight bun
dre,d• and sixty-nine, you as hereby notified
that the t•County Lard Lien Docket;' contain*
ing the list of imps' ented buns for Bradford
county, orepart d under the Act of Assembly of
the twentieth of May, one thousand eight hun
dred and sizty-four, and the supplement there
to, has this day been forwarded to the Prothoo•
otary of the scanty, at whose °face ft may be. •
examined. n The lienecan only be liquidated
by the payment of the parchase mosey, Interest
and - fees. and receiving patents through this
Department. Proceedings by the. Attorney
General have been stayed for otter:lir from
this rate, is order that parties may obtain
their patents without additional cost.-- '
JACOB Y. CAMPBELL,
Surveyor General.
May 12:1869
RPHSN'S COURT SALE.- By
virtue otan order hued - out of the ,Or
phan's Ceurt of &afford 'County. the ender-,
signed administrator of the estate of John
Horton, late of the Township of Terryolsc'd,
will expose atpublic sale on the perishes. on
WEDNESDAY, Jame SO, at 10 eicloek a. at.. the
followine described lot, piece or parcel of land
situated in said township known as the Home
stead, btiondtd u follows: •• - •
On the North by land of Geo. , F.'Horton,
East by the 'Miguel-um River. South-.by Wil;
Ham Terry, and West by Myron. Babcock, con
'Mehl 90 acres more or lesmitncludiall. kin In
terest In saw mill and orivelegs,) aboorso
acres improved, dwelling house two barns,
st4e house, out buildings and" fruit trees there
on. (Subject to an y incumbraacs 611 account
in
of provisiens made the wit! of said testator
for Harry Home.) • ,
ALSO—One other lot -imam meths "Dodge
Farm," in which said John Horton. owned 3on,s ,
undivided half part or moiety, mid "Dodge
Farm," bounded and described u follows, on
the North by lauds of John -F. Dodge. East
the
Susquehanna River , South by lands of Am. by
drew J. Jackson sad Joseph illbtt, • and West
by 13. Thompson and Jno. Dana coatalaing
led acres more or lesmabout 100 acres !avowed,
Melling house and good barn, and fruit / trees
thereon. • - •
,
TRIINS.4ISO be paid when eaeit paroel. 01
land - Is struck down, 81080 on each parcel on
confirmation of sale, balance In two. equal an
seal Installation from eondramtion, with in
terest on all,imma unpaid manually._
. r .„ ORO. P. HORTON.
Nay 10. 1869
ELMAR HORTON,
• . Executor,
Nita.!lantana.
WARMERS OBSERVX-RED
F
iflßff—A Thoroughbred. Short Horn or .
Durham Ball, recorded stock, A. H. 8.. vol. 8.
Will stand for service the prausat mason, on
Joseph Hornet's farm, In Monroeton, at the fol
lowing very low rate of "service, cub aowe—
Slagle cow. $3 ; Two cows, SS t: Flys or six
cows. $10• Ten cows. $l5. Abe for sale,
calves, both heiress and bolls, the get of Red
Kirk. Call and emanates the Mock-
J. 0. BONET. -
• Monroeton May 5 ; 18 69.. -
•
LU.E STONE.
As persons wishing. Raging,. steps. sills;
lintels, water tables, or any kind Of build inn
stone, will please address the undersigned. All
orders promptly attended to. -
• J. W. GOODWIN.
P.O. Box 330.
P. 8.----Ahly order; left filth Joan MAC= will
be forwarded. May 5, '69.
pIC.KLESAIEADY FOR, USE BY
the package or bandnd at -
Hy 20. - C. B. PATCH'S.
CHOICE FLOUR, all the grades at
the lowest possible prices.
Febl4 McCaig &WIC.
DRIED FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
McCAßlik, MIX,
MEANS Hf:kl7S'E,
• Towai trai PA.
JORDAN k HORTON, Prop's
Thu popular Hotel bas Log been thoroughly
refitted-and repaired, and furnished througnont
with new and elegant Furniture. will be open
for the reception of guests, on BATORDIN, MAT,.
1, 1869, neither expense nor, pains - has been
spared in rendering this. holm a model Betel,
in a[l its arrangements.
A.
just re ared. quality - old Barton Ale forinvailds
April 28, 1869.
nllo ICE FLOUR OF ALL GRADES
at the lowest plias.
COWELL • 7ETEII.
SEAMLESS Kip GLOVES,
=I
•
THE BEST IN THE. )lARWVT.
\ LA ?ULL LINE OF COLONS, 1
IN ALL 'SIZES.
JUST IiCEIVED BY,
POWELIr& CO
Gooto cumra VINEGAR: sit
PATCH'S
Towanda, Nay 10. '49
ROOMS,,. WOODEN AND WIL-
L, low Ware.'&c. COWILL &NUR.
QTONENURE OF ALL. 'MD&
(*WILL NTIg.
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