Raiford -Vpartn.
LOCAL . AND GENERAL ';
•
Itiir A. Muiz ' Egg., ' .Assistant
Assessor, has been appointed to mom *pal
and emceeipikni tas for thii coin* • •
cok C. F. Wzuse, of Athens,
has the Contract for building the Ithaca a To!
.Lirmida Railroad. • The work is to - be completed
within fourteen months.
I- 'Rev. aoLoxox Coops, for near.
ty thirty pears pasta citizen of this Owe, has
boon installed pastor of a oolorod ohm*
in Philadelphia
as. We are informed that drilla
orut efforts are being made to have the Railroad
in running order to tbbi place by Saturday nest.
We hope they may sameed. ' •
Ser We have received a Mt Ow
roll (M.) paper, from which we learn that our
old friend, D. ltriumt.itni, is engaged in the
real estate business in that place.
Nor Jowl W. Mts., Esq., of this
place, has been cammissioned by the U.S. ar
colt Court of the Western litstriet of Pennsyl
vanian U.lLOommissionerforbredlbrdeonnty.
akir The celebrated
finer" with his blind •
of their'pleasing entertain=
Hall on Thursday evening,
them is fall house.
Boyrr & B
Bakery, have our thanks for
supply of fine peaches. 8.. t
in Delaware at first-class
to sell cheap.
tE9— Mesa 'P.m PAReze, daughter
of A. Manzi, Esq., of Hazleton, Lazerne Co.,
died in Paris, on; the 15th of Iniy, of 'typhoid
fever. Miss P. 4as about toren:ft to this mut.
try after quite arotracted visit, when she was
suddenly called "way.
liiii"EfAsay.Mrt, of this place, is to
exhibit his beautiful Hambletonlan colt, " 7b.
tranda," at tho Her York State Fair, hi be held
in Elmira next month. He is a tine animal, and
we do not believe the Empire State can !Web
him.
terLosT, several days since, on
the sidewalk between the residence of Om,
F.. Fox and Mrs. Burrow's, a small Hair Cross,
bound in gold., It is valued as a keepsake.
The finder will confer a favor and be liberally
re•w:orded on leaving it at the Post Office.
aE4.• The honorary degree of Maar
t,r of Arts was conferred upon Dr. Emma H.
WELIA, of Mellaoppen, at the late commenctt•
ment exercises of Lafayette College, Easton.
WELts was among the first students at the
snsynehanna Collegiate Institute.
kir We take great pleasure in Til
ing attention to the advertisement of Was La
gyn.:, to be found in another column. Prom
personal knowledge we can recommend her as
a most thorough and successful teacher, and
every way worthy the patronage of the public.
re" We are indebted to Prof S. R.
Wm.L.s, editor of the Phrenological Jourrusl, for
copy of " The Illustrated Annual of Phrenolo.
gy and Physiognomy for 1870." The volume
c:+ntains much valuable information, and to il
lustrated with numerous cuts. Price 23 cents.
M:rho Democracy of Sullivan
County Lace unanimously presented thename of
Don: GEO. D. JACKSON for re-nomination to the
Stnte Senate:. ,As the district b intensely Dem
ocratic we. hope Mr. J. will secure the nomina
tion, ag we know of no better man in that par
tc. . •
colored man named BROWN
was brought lisre to jail on Sunday last, for as.
...atilt and battery with intent to commit a rape
.a a young girl. The parties reside in West
Burlington, and the community there is great
ly excited over the affair. The rascal was for.
tuuatc in escaping Judge Lnecn's court
lati" Mn.s JAMES BLAEVELT, of Lib
erty Corners, lila oar thanks for a bos of very
tine Lawton Blackberries. The Squire bad the
frankneas to coulee's that the measure was fall
when - he Mated froth home, but said the fruit
was too tempting for his weak nature. WM pay
him time.
The County Convention of
ciopa Telni lank has issued a circular to the vot
ing utt•inhers of the order in the counts, urging
upon them the importance of attencing the
delegate meetings and toting all honorable
means to sect= the nomination of temperance
nom at thy coming County Convention.
pe- Rey. GE°. D. Mitts, for many
yonrq Hector of SL Stephen's Church, Miter
will preach in the Episcopal Church, of
thie.village. on Sunday next.
11. will also deliver a lecture on "The
World and the New," in the Court House,
Tocsilay evening, August 24.
zr2Y- AsnnEw NicKEILSON; of Smith
M-1,1, was arrested last %tea on a chargo of kill
ing an Illegitimate child. It appears that ?ilea-
ElisEN 112,1 a wife, and she refused to lire with
him tiniest; he would get rid of the child. Dur
ing the aholire of the mother the child was
drowned, and on the father being charged with
ending it, he eonfm.sed that he• had killed it
and t•dd whore the brkly could be found.
tek,. We hate received the first and
..t...d.nimillwrs of tiw Trinkhatisnxl Ripubti•
c 3,,, published nt TunkhannOck, 'Wyoming Co.,
Pa.. by A. F. Ytier. The typographical appear
ance of the paper is very neat„ while the edito
rial eoliunni.clisplay 'ability and enterprise. i nto
llopublicans of Wyoming county owe it to thorn-
Felves to give the paper a generous support.
stir We print on the first page of
this paper a synopsis of an address delivered bj
ltev. Joel, Jrwr.u, of Wells, before a Sunday
school Courention held in Hector, N.Y., on the
sixth of June. Mr. JEWELL is one of the most
energetic, earnest, and sOccesafal Sunday-school
riwn in this county, and ids remarks wjll be read
with interest be friends of the cense.
NORTH TOWANDA LODGE, 1.0. or CI.
T. - The following officers were installed for
1,n...id term: W.C.T., Ono. Fare; W.V.T.,
Miss M.tur Hou.ox ; W. 8., A. C. Stars ; W.A.&,
Miss N. Coacrr W.F.8., - W. H. &arra ; W.T.,
Mrs. E L Sarra ; Csurni Haw=;
Exxa War= ; Chap., W. H. Tuoitesos; W.LII,
Miss M. S. ; W. 0.0., 8. B. HARI=
W.R.H.S., Hiss Jmeszarra Parma ;
Miss S. Fares; P.W.C.T.,;E. B. DaLoira.
,•
tE9—.Tho following arc`t4e4 officers
of I,Boy Lodge, N 0.345, L0.0.T. ; ',.41b/ch wero
is.tailed on the 14th instant: W.C.T., C.
sn , sr. ; W.V.T., Estsarrrn HbLooto ; W. 8., IL,
E. W.P.8., M. L Fitt.tows; W.T., L
s. Wnteru:; W. 31., Pots Hiolos;
LILLIE MINAED Emu J. 110LO0N5 ;
w.1..11:1 4 ., ALICE niczoi P.W.C.T.. F. B.
REMOVAL.—We are informed that
Dr. A. Fa_vac TAXI.O/1 has removal from Pot
terrific to tipper Lisle, N.Y., where he . intends
bdomte. The Doctor's thorough knowledge
1 rnAwine and . the success whichluas attended
ho, practice, combined with his gentleminlyde
por%roont, have won for biz' the confidence and
of the people of Poitsrville and vicinity,
and it is with regret that they part with him.
fr fur him a cordial reception at Up
per LiAle.
tom- Gen. Gn.orr, with his family
AY! ..oral friends, passed through Waverly on
Fridati everting last; on his way to pay a visit to
.11(1 companion-in-arms, Den. KJ" In Erie
The special train which conveyed tho
party over the Erie road, halted at Waverly.sta
lion fora few minutes, whetithe PreakkMolll,-
ped out upon the platform of his car and shook
hands with all who could get near enough to
wieli him J
-116- Wilionitnelirii Al m ;AL
Dinesr; l osisitsl - *ma
=ant =74 111 1411;
muse by T. K. Boom The seerthiiii
41 7 M bwk-kO c eir 3,, e1:44 P h *
10111061 th e. each 'all) a I
peculiarly lows spinner et rcesioshw
into eheendag MOB, inn is oililleCikla With gift
has wade or this glee; ire bows& ist it in int•
bloke plogOtrimrprbirs. Ifst mak bi
ram= A ‘ Detlt
. a !Wr ili N / P* 1 , 1111 , 111. :
desierageserray. •
chugvazi:4luman rivirsa
chn 4 ren, g iiinachnar. greatignziedib ,
then, with niew othattelatives, Pahl *4olo*
mentery whit to I. 0: liocrensi, ot (bangle*
on Saturday, ivied 24, INO, the annhieway
of tlitoevadl44o ll ll4% Uwe mimeo*
eat thblefreiglst, ease derbilatreade **Asa.
lowa, sad Ott vadat sold boas la s
Pleufalt and modal& maw. and partsking ar
samOmell dinneT. 41 0 7 aopltatedMan lbe
their amend boon, web Timed, vial tenet:
ing in God above tor the retinal another and
—The Climes iormesmanuhketamod et Cony,
Pa 1 and,reco,mmaded 1 4 . 104 • tbs
andimatkid Premed dq,' eau be
seen emr time at B. B. Bocswsu ti4neer Gram
ride Cadre. gad theeerefshing to get • good
mower, re mower and rape mobbed, "add
do ma to all. 1 , 11 td.. 4 ! 1 , 1 1 1 te. it , . 11 0 2 ° rirditia'
hatema..—Hon. F. , B. enigma
holding court in soigne nn.
—We are indebted to lir. Gao. F.. !'oz Os the
largest peaeltsre bat! seen' We year. lir. F,
intorno na that it was one out et it bossenthins
by Judge Jona A. McDoxam, of North Caro'.
'olinist, S.
will give ow
.1s lineage
ugnst
Gros, of the
very botmtiful
buy their fruit
- =dean afford
—kin Exit L. Wauga, Want Staikuded
at the "Ilflegswy Academy of Xesie, l ! Viten&
ship, N.Y., si the
the Ugh of Atty.
The Hassittoo Vokeinity has acrateiiie the
honenri degree of D.D. ow the Be• W. H.
Hum, pastor of the Owego Baptist Church..
—Hon. G. A. Gam paid oar town a dying
visit last week. .
—Ham Kmurt,' !bran* a kw sttubitt la
the office of Wx. Wainfral. Ewitol tpb Ow"
passed through town on Tuesday last, on his
way to risk friends In Wyeloslig.. 41r. K. .is
now practicing law in Kansas, and is meeting
with success.
1111. The following tribute- to, the
memory of Mr. H. S. MISCI3II, from thii lea of
one who knew him well, we, end in the Scran
ton Daily _Republican :
Ocirrvanir.—The eery sudden death of B. fi.
Mama at Pittston, on Saturday last, has -sad
dened the hearts of sD in the community where
he died. Deaths are often sudden, but seldom
so sudden as his. Death is the occurrence of
every day, but seldom strikes down one whose
absence will be more generally felt and 'deeply
mourned in every community wherever known.
Of this great affliction at home, on the hillside,
where bleed the hearts of those who loved him
as only an ever devoted wife and, children can
love a fond and inestimable husband and fath
er, we dare not speak; we know the gushing
fountain of tears flowing there ;;•4,0 magnify their
loss we would not ; and we know oar praise of
him would be faint in the, light. of memories
which cluster around their hearts. God shield
them in this hour of their great tribulation ; and
for them, penetrate the cloud with the smishine
of hope and faith.
The residence and home of Mr. H. 8.
alas
cos was at Towanda. It was there he Ingham,
and passed most of hi. life. A few years since
he engaged with a brother in coal business at
Pittston, still retaining his residence at Tosran-*
da. His strict integrity, his habits of industry,
his rectitude in all his badness relations, com
bined with a frank and genial disposition, made
him a &Torii° at Pittston; grmtly 'respected
as ho was in Towanda, he was not less go among
those where be was stricken down.
Rare as we think the manhood qualities of
Mr. Minima were ; estimable as be was in his
sphere of life ; yet so unobtrusive was he that
the circle of his influence wanlimited. Without
ostentation, be soon impressed others with the
fidelity of his character. It was his fortune to
gain Mends without an effort, and retain them
as easily. He was eminently a practical man,
in religion, in politics, and business; he identi
fied belief and action in allying, practical union,
and although earmist in his convictions, hold
ing them with tenacity, he ever expressed them
in s way that gained - tor him the respect of
those who differed with him.
We regard the death of inch s uis serious
loss to the community, not becanie lie was con
spicuous in it, or attempted a display of his vir
tues, but because they eonstantlyradiatfrom
his example and character, an influence fin
prelusing itself for good on all with whom he
came in contact. The mission of life Is largely
fulfilled when &mirth.. cradle to the grave a
foot-path is made inviting us to tread therein
if we would reach the goil of a life well spent.
CANTON.-Mr. Editor: If you wish
to see city style and enjoy city airs In a rural
district, you can do so by visiting lifinaqua
Springs; fur the gentlemanly proprietor of the
'Unique House understands his "posish," and.
the bustle of men, women and children thous
from whence they started. Groups of all class-
CS —from the gambler up—may be seen here and
there thronghou the vicinity of the spline.
Seats have been arranged in many parts of the
grove, for accommodating invalids and the
e eery. The reservoir in the gas-bones has been
filled with water by aid of a fire.engloo-Sep.
tune, from Elmira. Forty diggers were dis
charged a few days ago. An effort is being made
to have a post-office.
During the List quarter there havebeen twen
ty-nit additions to Canton Lodge, L0.0.T. For
the present quarter, tirml-s$ CUANXEL is
W.C.T., and Loss BAILEY W.V.T.
- Once our farmers used a straight Stick rand a
scythe to cut their grass; but • a rerolution has
taken place, and they use the mower; as great
a revolution is now taking plaeo, as Wheeler
and others' threshers are being laid aide and
the U.B Thresher anbrtituted. MMUS & Mm.
=a, of Alba, are tanning one. Economical
farmers will use no other alter they omit work.
A short time since, Crum= A.-Kerartr, of
Leßoy, found upon rising in the morning, that
$144 had either been loft or stolen from his
pockets. A haystack which be assisted in mak
ing the previous day was nearly torn down, and
a negro who slept in an adjoining room search
ed, but the money was not found. Finally, the
negro was arrested, taken bairn, a :notice of
tha peace, and held to bail for the sum of 1500.
Our professional friend and others hearing the
evidence, do not know why he was bisind over,
unless it is because "I dined ono in my camp
field." •
Reparations are already being made for the
Teachers' Institute which la to be held here,
commencing on the sixth of &Member. Amy
largo attendance is expected.
The Good Templar's festival at Wl4 proved
a success in' more ways than cow Tiztpeis
dollars were received, and better order than
was ever' had at any other party held in the
townsldp.
No wonder why oar physicians do not join the
temperance army—
" Joy and temperance and repose
81am the door on the doctor'. nose.l'
Aug. 16, 1869. gum
M.. Messrs. Viricram & Buts
have shown eta a neatly gotten-up book of am
ple' of work done en the Singer Sewing Ns.
thine. The samples exhibit needle-work of al
most evel7 Mlle, from the finest to the beeriest.
An examination of the wink mnst combo , 14
one that the Singer is unimmassed. .„
Mir There will Imo Harvest Hoene
Festival held at the Wye& Thick Church on
Friday evening, August, 20, - for the benefit of
the church. All ere invited to attend.
- The Mori County Baptist AgF•
soelstion WI hold lts annual meeting In the
Salmi State Road Church, on Wednesday and
Thursday next.
11116. Hon. G. A. Gsow declines to
allow the rum of his name as a candidate for
Representative. Re asys c he desires no point:
cal office, but prefers to rettnifn Otittimt# hL
eel& is better.
Dims still haa a few more of
those WWll's' bedroom lets, yliebi lie: is ma.
below oo#; obo-hiniAtoooo**a. - Oo
aid Oxsoihbe his Moat— ,; • - -if , : •l•
_ _
Alim-41110mymeroe, and 10
Iterm About 111111Wirdolbris m coat*
lattlim,kf. Xing of intrOssos ham gone to
to spend nor /leafed Wm, rib*
1 / 11 " 11 . 1111 0 111010 .aredteilaiNicr 000 floto ills .
waft thllermilitiom, red tatTwalt mithAlleave•
bsFaripntionlor.loeraeth to "turnip`
timigittkPtilliatibekrregaC l 4 o3l k 2 o
sA.WaTartyltdda Menhir. Wider Monza*
Mama disibupdikdliimor tita m i
oil to awk. wadi th tlitf rtedidest.-
We bid a 416041 niiisterisin out ,
clOrbial 812"7. StrG;i• 11 4 1 . 1 .Ellumi4
pes*hid in ts zoisau. 11.406:b. thi•
Tonga, and a,. aur loner .# woaly. is
thasapthc Ihr elltimliemmm, witlasthei
atm" attended; tho're:dedirition if their
chef& at ittddltiff•
'Thursday, kugust Di, a bilge comps* front
hare attended - a pikdo at DA On= VatiDer4
spelap abovilactorpillC The lb" eriteri
taimneut was cambia Mbe Doctor was ons
in his happiest mood, adding to the ealoyment
of the party by Ids genial grad humor and cif
; 10 , 16 Abli
tldrig the Ulla Of the celebisted
liptimm NeW Uric Elk* and theni Imam no
doubt but that -they possess all the benedeial
and mediribuArprditMa .of tbe*Wiiiiering
plioea Otirmate, diesk kat thidr
l on% rol.
'Mired,M
- "ina thit'ptictorb. pIMMir? for,
other Put stiriOdaine , , •
. Anal ColtpliV,:of - POS:iownshipl lied
,qtrite soddenly Middenart Sabirdri, Yld
thrl morning he Mose about sr well' as ascii
About ail °Work he into the garden, and
was tabs with an apple* ilt.msd dint id
dims pan. linernmass mairomerdons 1p•
gottlerol" being 71 Mrs old ot-Ids &vith.l.; '
Ur. EMUS OSSlLseit,
Foundry, had hit timid:en di la their gale
na TisesdaynW ~' .., ,
A blind quartetie adiMtiie gmO, an Chterishr.
meat at HossliMmdt
.14,f; 8. t/Wc-
I you, of the, trolibov
violin playing., - „I
}moo
,Wr : You have reports from curerent.partake
the County, but al' yet Timm seen none from
P7- 411 P, t"! Ai n P
, d l e
firoilinot,Mintiaiiiss,hiraiOdgh'innti rce
irons the county seat, we still claim to be • part
of old Bradford : a done
around hers, and harvesting is nicely under
way; *GPI we gam* *evY lima, though
some pieces of corn irking to its being in too
good feed, and% the tatmem theseason,are
not likely to ;amount to much. Bay and oats
will be mat, better than- last ; pais crop was.
Politics are at a low ebb this fill, but shll War
ren May. be counted:W*lr a ittmd .110Pubiktut
majority when the time comes to teat the thing.
By.the way what has become wf obi firiend
V. E. Ploleti? Time was when his voice rang
, through throughthe County %tom of taxing
Government Bonds, but now we don't hear a
:guilt out it Ids mouth ca the stthjici. Hai The
venerable Asa crammed it (flit of untaxed Bonds,
to order to keep it ebut, 'or whet is the matter ?
Wed t tf he cekr_ keeps it shut it dies an 'ma
tes much why he does it. We read a good deal
in the papers about a movement among certain
they seem to wastykr:mrithe whole machine
on their • awn book. Would it not be a good
plan, in order to testi Me:natter, :to • let them
have one of our Territories to manage just as
they please, then put all that &Teethe move
menthito it, and make AA a penal offencOm a
idea 'to go within tillages of Aida TaiiitorYfor
five years? If they..make everything es lovely
as they think they can, it would do to talk about
letting them run' the whole Oirthinment. But
you hsve bed about enough likrw Warren for
once so Iwilh stop - "-
Truly Yours, . - ;
WiteLvsmo.---Ciaw
aiiniinkeetibi for *piloting • Ttliftict wall Le '
hall at Lhno ill, on. Wralmitali Charge, ma'
menclag Weituesday menthag;Apiehaber S o und
continuing. one week. Tbe ground is very bean
tidal, well supplied with watef, Ventral' to the
western part of the District, and easy of access;
lying.j bf a jails south of the stage', road from
Wyaluning to Towanda, 5 miles from Wyaltuaing,
CamPtown end Standing Stone, and if lawns
from the Lehigh Valley Railroad, which, it is
expected, will run regular trains, at that time.
A good boarding tent, under the charge of a
responsible committee, will be kept upon The
gronhd, but nolmckstering or the like allowed
within the limits of the law. L Cloth tents are
recommended, but should any desire board tents
they can address liev. P. B..Tcrtrze, at CamP
town, Bradford conitty, and reeelve information
concerning the same. Straw and horapkepping
wall be furnished at reasonable prices. Those
who will, are requested to meet the conimittee
cm the ground, August Sl, at 8 o'cleek,,to bind
the stand, arrange • seats, de. 'And how, dear
brethren of the Dishia, stifles: a word of exhor
tation, as I have written a letter onto you in
few words. Ton cannot sittutividnal Christians,
nor as charges,.well do without the indnenee of
a good camp marring. The camp meeting has
'paid—At faith , andieaL— Let
us have a grand clerical and lay representation
from all Parts' of **Rising Districkeit halt
measures wall answer—come one, come all! In
the name of God and Methodism let us rally,- as
never before, and come up to the help of the
Lord, to the help of the Lord against the
mighty;. The brethren of East Genesee, just
scrim the Sniqueharute, and "the, Feet of man
kind, are cordially invited to join nt: in this
"feast of tabernacles."
—Rev. H. A. CLEvat.aals,. of rhuadeipbia, is
expected to preach in tho M.E. Church on Sun
day next, 22d inst..nt.
VistXxxiAnd.fxmily loft for Crystal
Springs; 'N.Y., - on Tuesday.' They will spend
sward weeks there. •
DEMORENT'S Mbrrriff.Y.--The enter
prising publisher of this po?nlar Magazine is
first In the field in announcing, among the in
deteementa to ststractiberifor the 'Min:ling imir,
the finest premium ever yet offered Air a single
subscription to any magazine in this or any oth
er country. It consists of a copy, retailed at
ten dollars,, of Mrs. LILLY M. filmicrat's great
picture of is` ox nue Foram or Jorx:, 4
the engraving of which • artists were sent for,
specially from Prior, to complete.
DEMOILEIrte Mons= is in itielf by far the
„MAO eacaPW oath o*lllihe 'IWO" "I''
4ilea Published in this . country, in& requires lit
tle extra inducement to persuade them to be.
came subscribers. It is really a saving of mon
ey, however,' to paYthrri dollara;indget in ad
dition so valuable arernium--and Mr. DEnomi
mix will undoubtedly Sid his list doubled on the
strength of it. PrAdishetat 833Driutdtiy;N.IC:
DEXORIXT'S YOUTIG-AlliZEUCA.—This
excellent little periodical is constantly adding
to its reputation, and is certainly the most sen
sible, practical, and best edited of all the juve
nne tuna:Wes. It is not composed, Mho some
others, of a certain number. of stilted articles,
but it enters right into the sympathies, inter.
eats, and occupations of its young, roltilm and
Patrons, allows them to speak Ibi themselves,
and stimulates them wonderfhlly to activity of
thought and expression. We consider it the
boat investment of 81,30 that any parent can
make. Published at ialkßroadwey, N.Y.
NrAyourvilithdawmdismirs
big on the ezpitudre • character of the Inman
mind, and said: 1‘ Yes, m 7 friend, the mind of
mints so enimislie that it can war frem,stiu•
to star, and from sateholite to satchelite,ied
from serapheno to Beraphtme e and from cherry=
beam to cbeirybeam, and from thence tia the
centre of the dome of heaven." So do
& Menorts =tamers come from one end of
the ooenty to the other, because it has become
irenerilly In that theY Or greater learieO.
meets to bergs et Hats and Caps ihattanyont
er establhdanent friths Milted States: If you
don't believe It, call at their ittor‘sopth side
tier It is said that Gen. Otiprr
thotot or whig our eitemidog knew a visit
kit week, while no bk way west, Ibt the par
r* attnrinabbrurn and funilY 'a
soPPV
boots sad shoes at esseszit:e. We Flo-not
Mow bow =eh truthtbere blip WI stititioeit,
but we do koow that Caursiu. beat/ the world
In Milne good e, and the Piesidetit' or hay
body else Would show good seam *
toe of him:
mairieir Aaties
give a cowed in the PyNtlierien Citid
,•elt
. 011 Woo* evening Degi.ltognit-it
iniinnineiVeinp*
We hopito sees large etteptleiiiiis Is'we Aro
**Oat Waillis ti 'initial ire - it:4l
001 :fasi t iED. .
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—lis boninik o on Thandai
31 fls'
P0043 1 10.0 1 4171 1 ;VP‘' 2.9 n .r i r i
au u ncui, i
4 licato . ,l4l, l *. Wad. Wail
borne with chitbaitwft&.
;roams - vs Ckftaiu Oragorany.
.stiponnamigior
Polar Saatlait taideßoam ovatjAnra *noway
Store; may Sunday inmaind at 6 ( Oka.
SaavaiesiummAlM 6.4.lanta, Paine. Be *
vim Bandar ai as a.m. ami 73( p.m.
,er.1 11 911M1,!%!!% 1 1r,
aa asn'and .paa.
taillmasy:l* :r uiwidiest , •
Krum= thatman 4 -BeT. C. B. You. Ihidcr.- - Bea:
vicvm pwer madtif pa& , VTIP
tomenur etamm. aaWat. at p
0,141-Bat• faci= ll . Palk
06411 # 4 4
17 1 / 1
P rtennoaso l=lll.! ,ditinci T" 7ofee inniaCtignai
Ylast Yam la 6 lama 1 1 . fIreIIMEACII3S
•
tti044107
ford Cotudy,Tgackurse Aseociation is to be • Mad
at Won conimencingYrida4September 10, at
10 o'clock a.m.. aid cl Saturday noon.
BrudiseaseeiL:GirPl 00r0 0 ,10 1 : 114 i 0 k•
er H. M. Po7o6l'll,ldra. Delos - Rockwell and
Mies Eliza Adam. • A. T. Lams, Seey.
- es,,,The Fall Term of Mai de
=mo School §Vt. 43 l34er 1. -.
Engl P ish 1.7507.00
P I P •r, 4. 4..• •••;...•
. , •
Fronclitaught daily by an experienced teach.
-
Iler A new style of Instrtunentn
called "Idelopeons." This styloisentiselynew.
=ty, roner,atl clearaw of ions; Aim
Cni - has -no etpiid: IV is "a • thing of
beauty and a joy forever," and no family or mu
ski= shotabe without ono. _lt has two stop;
Octave Coupler, which doubles the power a n d.
the improved Yoh Fr J
emolo, and ade
signed- fbi"tho "dravving-room,: parlor, eta.
Splendid rosewood case, round corners, three
rows of moulding, carved legs, etc. Planes, On
of 'only Brat :cites miliersi, sheet music,
music books, instruction books for all kinds of
musical hustwnrients kept, always 'on hand and
for saleby IP. Drrrnten &, Co.
Aug. 12, 1869. ;
Wssaunciox
Wrrr C. OtwrrEAD, !".F
wittaulsk
'
Fon SALE.--New Platform Spring
Warmiliad one make open Buggy.,
8. N. ASPINWALL.
Noticn,4 , - , The ; accounts of E. 0.
Ciiionnicii. late Prothonotary. and deo his printing
somata have been left ma with for settlement and
collection. Those indebted will save costa by , im
mediate attention. Office in the Recorder's office.
Inly 10. 1136 d. 1 Joan N. Cax.rrr.
T RE:et—The s r ubsenliek is
agent for Hardee/0 Gold Blasi and , celebrated ono,
two and three bane Railway Powers; Threshers and
Separators. and Threshers and cleaners. The best
In the world. Send for chrolant and price MU..
-ThersrldwAnly.ls.lBl39. • ,
B. K. Wat Wes.
•
lioTicE.=Thp accounts of Ingham
k Deminont relating to the business of the Woolen
Factory see left with Louis Canip, Justice of the
atcamptown, for collection. Mr. Beaumont
bt.tweedut of the linshietta ate It wl3l be tweesury
for patties interested to attend to the matter at once
to me costa: No further delay will be made In col
beefing titer two weeks...
Ja1y15.1131 —4w. ; . - 1 *mat rißreireturr.
NEW 60THIN6 STOBE.—J: WOLKP
has °penults Clothing
It tore - cme door ; south of
Means Hone , where be wont] be pleased to see
all of his friends and old easterners. Be is pre.
pared to doer OSEAT nsmutts •in the line of
Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods. Giro
me a. call before purchasing elsewhere.
Arrays Woisr.
Towanda, Aug. 9, 1861-IL,
M. The Presbytery of Susquehan
na will meet in Orwell Tuer.day, Aug. 81;1869,
at 'a p.m. C. C. Conan,
Ateg. 14, 1869. Stated Clerk.
. .
Wt.. The,. great demand for the
Singer ImproVed, h'aimli Sewing Machinis the
very best evidence of its worth. In buying the
Singer you Ma inl y get the worth of your mon
ey. Samples of work to be seen, at the - Mike of
the agents, Wreak= .t Macs.
_A 18GO-4w.
-• • -
• air I wish to , inform the Replibli
ems of Radford county that I am a candidate for the
office oficcnuity Treasurer ibb, ~13nbjecti t o the
decionou of the county coireenliote to MEM& i •
July 15,1867. E. B. VAUGHAN.
>New Advertisements.
T(}IW*NDA ~ _, , AL:ARKETS !
iIVOLESA4E PRICES.)
Corrected Wednesday by,C. B. PATCH, sub-
WW
to,a6 11966 7.' .-' - , ' - 1• .'
Wheat VE bush ' • ' ' ' - ••'- 11 50 (1} 173
WM: VI balk ' - ' ' ' ' - 100
Bitekwbeat. - IP bush ' - 63 6} 73
Corn, 70 bush. 1
L 1 10
10eis. It hualt. - - '6O O 4 'WI
Beane, (6 budi..: .. 4 00 0 300
p
Butter (rolls) ' lts 32
.
do (dairy) 10 Pl 6 4 @ . 37
Eggs. 94 dos 20
Pottoes, 'p beak 4 % 40
Flour, 91 barrel ‘ 8 00 64 10 00
Um. 'A I2, ' 7 20 0 22
,
Onions. 11 bash.... ' -- • * 260 60 300
Wrionrs on Gisatar.-Wheat 60 lb. ; Corn 56 lbs. ;
Rye 56 lbs.; Cadr 32 lbs.; Barley' 0 lbs.( Buckwheat
48 lbs.; Bons 69 lbs.; Bran 20 lbs.; Clover Seed GO
lbs. ; Timothy Seed 1.101? s. ; Dried Peaches 33 lbs. ;
Dried Apples 2311. w.. TUs ird.so lbs.
TIME TABLt. -THE FOLLOW
-111001 Ma T4lue Table of the Yenturyitaula and
New York C and uau Road eemparly,whieb took
effect on Itooday,,Auguat 9 18u7
WAVERGT,
ATEDDM - .
MILAN...
lltsrza...
TOWANDA.
..7:10 - 2.20 948
Notranvisn. ,
ezenw...
.........1:57 12:12 4.47
1147 432
' 'll. °
JOHN P. O. Srperiat;seiest.
iMI
A.V.E.RLY
t .
The iror - ty.eighili - Term of thin Institute opens
A Miaowed 18th. 1869,,under e of A. J. LAM,
A.H.
It la one of the best Inman ittarrrrrrions.of the
country, accesidble Iron all parts. and is intuited at
WAVERLY, TIOGA . Ca. N.Y..
The departments are. complet The "Classical "
embraces all those studies regulied for admission to
our best Colleges. Also; a thorough drill in the
Modern Tumuli/um
'The English Course coriprehends both the com
mon.brsochra taught in lientential.*bools, and
,many of the higher-branches parauedin the
Colleges. In the COMmernialCOurse the instnution
is u
ha Commerci thorough
al Colleges. I and complete as in our moat success.
- -
Instructhm upon the Plano and Cron by the old
method; ,also by .1 Bobbins New American Method."
by which pupils can acquire a knowledge of =nide in
one-third the time which it hitherto requimd.
The rates of tuition' aremoderate. Board ob
tained at reasonable p a limited nutobv of pu
pils can be accommodated futhellonlike of the. In,
*tractors. Booms canbewomedin wldch students
can he tbuisellee suA lessen the expessomone!
Normal dace, as urea. omautso4 at the si lihlll
of the IPell Terms In which twenty of the . 11Ppli,
cents will receive free inatruclitoriforfourteenerWm.
For particulars address the Principal at Waveaty.
N.Y. Information in reference to Booms and Board
can also be obtsined at Waldo t TracT's pregame,
86 Broad Street.
A. J. LANG, AJIL - PrincipaLT
. .
1 . IfEWTOX President °Mooed of Trustees.
Julyls, WV& . .
FIRST NA.TIONA.L BANIE,
. . _
, - • .-
OF roviANDA.
Canna, ' $125,000.
SURPLUS FITS. It . 4...... 40,000.,
Thls sank . offers tnfirtmAl. TACTLITTEB' for the
trained= of s
GENERAL BANKING AMINES&
nantoyr ruts OR DEPOstis Aecouniko. TO
ArtREEKENT. •
SPrcuL Cm ors= . inVir. cormertou or Nom
Whiles to sent men to any - part of the
Tatted Inplond, Want SeolliM,or theprin.
Pa! ,
trisi and downs of !ur, eat latre_roeure
drafts 1 that purpose.
Eames . rimers
To wham the old aszotry. bp had inesztan In sad.
Winne, shrirrs on hand.
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Mr=
Lniit s the attention of , t4e.publits , to
theii ibiek of 1 -
BIJ IL DER 41A . R.0N ARA'
gad' as
SASH, 1 01488 AND DOORS,
At Factty
.T.TMR by the BUSHEL,. CEMENT,
RHODE WAND . I.43IE, PLMOEU.
MARBLE DUST 'kr Qui 'BARREL.
71111 : oor usual vvf'if lifgeotoOk of
arra ones,, booß
sworn, BARN noon ROLLERS, AC
At riots lay enough to eattery all
I f o a •
Of the very bed manuticiare. Sports:mei/ an
lint of no
RIFLES, SOT GUNS
REVOLVERS, CARTIUDOES, LEAD. SROT.
arid the beet of POWDER.
HERO & ALL-RIGHT FRUIT JARS
DT TRF: CANE OR DOZEN
TM , burden horses ire bare
!MEANT; AND NEW LONDON HORSE NAILS,
IRON, STEEL,. an,rs,
PIPE, SHEENS, SPOIZES, HUBS,
FELLICEB, and . VHF-MA
We Write attention to our
p.'a v ii.IIFIDEIM WO Didoi:tA ode)
BIETAXIC OXIDES
VARNISHES AND PURE COLORS
Of which we hare a large supply. and are coed
dent, that in the tutitre es to the past, they
• I.
Rill eatisfy all'who may us6them.
SILVER PLATED IE4IIE,
Manufactared by
ROGERS DEO., HALL, ELTON, 3&ERWEN BRIT
TANNTA 130.,
Lads for seam, and Is In all eawnlial points. as good
as eoll4 pilver, at
Codding, Russell i!eCo.
We invite attention to our aesortment of fine and
-08 W pstierns ot. IVORY and •PEAAIL Isandled
TABLE 'KNIVES,
as well as to our general steel of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Obch se STOVES, ItEATEItig BANGI,I4,
Kerosene- Lamps, lWashiag Machines
COFFEE MILLS, &WASS,
WOODENWARE, STONEWARE,
Nulontalic Clothes cilradiers,
SAD IRONS, KNIVES; • FORKS,
And Bruahes of all kitals.
ELIAS :1101VE
SEWING MACHINES,
I •
' I
Give nolVerißil estlid'actioe. They are 1114111 X,
DtlitAßlZ. old EFFICIENT. At
CODDINO, RUSSELL & CO
DBILLS, PLOW'S d;4lD
I[l
PANNING MILLS,
134iDDrNG, RiISSELL CO
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" Towanda, 11117.29;1BM
BEM
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C, f
lulleloelc I
p !mid/taut; •
=I
MEE
:Au'etcpuifassortromit of
WAbL AND WINDO)y, rq,E.Rs:
b'petzial Lin4:of.
CROCKERY AND - GLASS WARE;
pall lino a!, 4
UNDLP AND SADDLERY HAIIDWARE. l•
• • • AND Nina
CAIIPETf3, O!L,CLOTIL .N1;0. AtiTTilias.
An extra, Mock of
CL0T17,4, CASSIVEi3AI'
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AD kinds ni LEATHER AND OLION FINDINGS.
HATS, CAPS, AND
Trunks, Valises and Traveling 1.11.1g5,
OILS AND TAINTS, quality gitatantecd, and pricea
below the general market. :
'Just received, 100 deceit
PATENT ," GEM' FRUIT JAB,
All glnsa. self .4
. 90.t.g, at nianitforturat's prirvn
In tine. s stook of Goods in eiteht and iariaty un
equaled this aide of New Tork.eity. The.. public are
cordially invited to call and examine goods and prices.
July 1. 180. MONTANUS.
TOBACCO ANt!cIGARS:!
STEAL TOBACCO FACTORY
T W 1•1 - 3D A.
CIIT TOBACCO AND CIGARS
WHOLESALE• "P•R:ICES
That cannot failto Snit. Wowoold raostrespectfolly
solicit a call from the dealers threinghont. Northern
Penns-hands to an examination of
KENTUCKY•AND VIRGINIA
Stock that earl be procured in the market. Citrons •
try. Tbls &home enterprise. arid win simeeeil with
a liberal disposition of the trade to support bomo
m•nutactbrs. MEANS k PEONY..
June
jUlle 4, 1858—tf. . 137 Milill4lt, Tcniands,
WHOLESALE
C-ROC.EERI STORE
G ROCERY, PROVISION AND
FEED wren& ,
(Maki Street, first door south of the Railroad House,)
would most respectfully invite the attention, of the
public' o hie large and well selected stock of:
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which he hi selling to snit the innes,ind purSes at
all. no ha. al*O opetica a splendid
Which is well glinted to Supply the canal and Bar•
clay coal region at all tlmce. }lll keFpo,coutts nUy on
id
ha • a large stock of ,
TEAS, COFEEES, STJOARS,
. - • . licaaitsgs,-,. " •'
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TOWANDA,' 1'.1.:
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111411 stleer-own lipportation..;
MEN
BIM
GROCE LE
13961'S AND SHOES
The undersigned hark ebtaidistid
On Main Street below lyidgOStieet,
Where they aremsnuesetnring all kinds of
Intel they offer to, the trade at
.
QCR STOCK A N D PRICP,S
Our Tobacco la ntatinfactirtod front the beet
G E
FRUIT JARSI
ALL GLASSi
AND
AT THE
WICKHAM & BEACH
Towanda, July 14. 18043
JOHN DiEHIDETH,
FEED STORE;
.FLOUR; BUTTER, pottic,
Wtdcb he fa selling cheap far cash.
GOODS DELIVERED IN :ISE BOROUGH FREE
Or CHAItaZ.
The arena of Tanana and vicinity trill pleese
swept thankelor their eery patronage feT.
the tiro rani eriththeir ante
tam,at
to lm itureln ewer oloPoltunity to enlarge our
buorinear, so sato warrant eatisbetton loan.. can and
oeto al Wiz • ,::7oßii sirpprili.
. •
• • •
S I EE4 I O ;I4 4
nl. l l6l7 S re — d DroPrib 4 , l„c4
OfCommon Plea of Bradford county, and to ma di
rected. exposedicumblio ,the i st the Coda
Hense Itt,thlef Tortaillte.4o:o THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER 2,184'1, at 1 o'clock, p.m., the folk*.
log described lot, plena 0r4tr....eel of land situate in
Cohlmbis township, housed north by land of Y.L.
/114 1 / 1 1062: - Met IST Itottitet Nearrfrenticeopttt try land
Med nest tirr.tla of Merritt tit ,
end --- Fish teat/fan iety scree, more or leas,
beteg Hsi same latulawlitAndrebblong toleplie.
Case, Laura E. Palmer, en t WM. P. Catte.
ALtiti-dit~eicalof lend' situate' fa Armenia
tsp., bounded north by lands of IL A; Case and Le.
plat A. Case, osethereast ills:ids of It A. Case, on
tho gai nt, by land of Munn and on thsorost
by Ints, 05 gdate Ofl'EtmoWli.bisi‘dee' • ocsw
tainina„tfty-four acres, tame or less, it Drain a tract
of timber Gmd betels** eo Leith° Ann (U
.ALIR:I.4I, piece of land fit Troy twp., bounded north
t e Pr a ltb_oooo l o4. ou jhavosst by-Mink, of 11 , 4, COON
MadiEL and West` ty !midi of
Reuben easel kilning acres and - 128 perches;
and being the plece Aland which was convey
ed by Ellthu Caa by hls , d.sd dated the 1 day of
, ; . to Lephe A. Case for We, with
remainder to Walls P. Case, Alice F. Cato and Min:
dwell
A' 3 W
4efr er = 33,4 014 3 4 10 01Cell Of iod ig lun ic which is
U 0 Ina tse and
=m , hams:meat&
&Modena taken to ese:at/on it the Snit of Potter
'4' W 3 0017. 1ii 3 0.30-4 3 4.11 15 etc aL` • ,
ALSO.;; a, a, ce rtain e 4 O ere.p=l. of land attn.
ato lu If twP.,. bounded Im4 deacribed,as fob
lows, to wit Beginning 4 maple" tree. thence b 7
Ijs24r. :ung sil* perches to li e sma.
irtelintal litgal*l6o,,tere
taletiElth Oa tor Stimulelitottng
I Werth 4411 'teethe* 'thence ,tryland of
John Boyd east 160 perches to plant of isqin ,
ring; containing 464 scree,
more or less being eta
_edin2l .. l otlittiliont dated ,
'h;P tel to WillialneWilunts who'
tiii=i b in6 L tut
lettigiel Ybaer n ,l k 2.`A.V. AIM ' to o:1 I ! v lt l e 4 m 4
t o h e conum t realitrof?eem t n *gedthe
isms
by patent-dated Juno :13, 1791, "enrolled In patent
book 20429, page 427. -
-
The serilltifillitcri44l4 fellows All that
tract in same trywfuthip; beginning at a inside post
on the north line of tract in the warrantee name pf.
Thomas Hatuilinits Sege. anent Ok saiteseramilfita
15 perches to a Peekstbeties mak•2 degrees mest26l
=
es to the line of Hphrattn McAdams' warrant,
north MI degrees west ft 3 parches to a post.
.thanes inetkll2 dsgraeamee2=2ll l o l l9 ol m / 1, r. white
pink gamer; thews south fleliOPlNtilita-pOlteboll tO
rho northwest corker 01 Jolla ,Streerha' warrunbie
white pine corner, thence north 2 degrees cast 232
perches to a rock Ciek dattiandbasst corner of Thom:
se Hamilton warrant, thence south 88 degrees cast
180 perches to a poet staading on warrant in the
name of Elizabeth Handiton, thence north 56 degrees
15 minutia Went/00 perches top visit. thence north
92 degrees *CM 141 perches to the place of, begin.
Wog • containing am acres and St perekes, more or
less, ;rtnch la= lastdesetibed wit granted by .
Latent Hem tommotorealfh 'of Prtmorylnula.—
Boni the above.ilescribed two outset land were sold
and conveyedby,deed,,dnly. f orded ,in Ttradlord
Wady; dike Deccinibee 20, A.D.1866,hy
and wife to Rollin Wilcox. and afterwards conveyed
by said Wilcox to the party of the fast part by decd
desist Jemmy 7, A.D. 1857.
ALSO—AII that other tract,V4:fflarcel of land
*nate in &taboo:sled
a* folkiwal i MLri r r st ita li t=the northeast
corner of a tract of land in the warrantee name of
Samuel lib ng.thence by land of E. C. Kellogg south
142 rods to aock, thence by lends James,H.
Lewis no rt h 63 degrees west =rods to` a chestnut,
thence by the same north 50 degrerii west 70 rode to
an oak, thence north Cidegrees west 40 rods to a
stake on th e line of pacid illtdgway:it lanyl,AencebY
'eat IthigwAre rate northcodatO .. 10 e 2 the
southwest corner ofJtidatin Blactunan'a land, thence
by said Blackman's land east 160 rods to the place of
beginning ; containing ItlM‘ acres, mere •os laser..be
ing part of a larger tract granted by patent of the
commonwealth of Pennaylvania to Wilhelm Willink
and others, who by deed dated February 2, 1829;
conveyed the same to -William Ward. who conveyed'
the same to' Junes H. '.Lewitt, who by deed dated
March 15, 1854, conveyed the same to David Back
luau. vtiolyWk Jo wife conveyed the sametc”Rollin -
Wilcox by deed dated Decembig 20, 1856, who by deed
dated January 7, 1837, conveyed the same to the par
ty of the first part..
Seized and taken in execution at the atilt of Alfred
Noxon vs. The Towanda Coal and Iron Company.
ALSO—By virtue of a writ of Vend. Ex., the follow
ing deseelbed let, piece or parcel al lante in
Tusentera twp., bounded on the north d
by Wide tif ,
Bela Cogswell and John Tramme on the east by Dan.
let Spotsmap.•on the south by franc Greek and on
the west by IL J:Coginvell containing 30 acres of
land, more or leas, about ono dais inilwovea. 'rode a
board hattie and deb stable thereon. : fr •
Seized and taken In execution at the stilt Of 'Dhoti
IV. Clymer vs. Isaac Greek.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in , Alba berotigh, bounded on the north by
had Wilson, east by A. 11. Wilson, south by Gran
ville street, and west ht: - Clarice Sterllttgr dcel
big I's' urea, more or less, all improved.
ALSO—One other let bounded on the north by the
Baptist church lot and A. T. Dunbar, east by C. S.
:Wilson, south by Willow street, and west by Mrs. A.
V. Witherell t containing 34 acre, more or less, with
-* framed house and horse barn thereem s
Seized and taken in execution at the emit of if. H.
_Warren vs. James D, Lynch and James Henry.
Allsel—The following lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in Albs borough, bounded as follows, to wit
On the north by lands belonging to the. Baptist
church and A, T. Dunbar:east by C. fi, Wilson. south
by Willow atreet and west ;br Mrs. As•V: IVitheral ;
containing i,aere, mere or less, with A frame house,
Immo barn and few fruit trees thereon.
- Seized and taken is execution at the melt of Ind ••I
Wilson vs. Jamea Henry and Addison
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land
Antuate _in 'Tuscarora tn., bounded on the north :by
-lands of Smith Tewkaberry, on the east by the same;
- south by Wm. Coburn. and on the west by Smith
Tewksberry ; containing 20 AM ~more or less, abbnt
12 acres improved, one framed house and framed
:, barn thereon.
• Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Thum
s W. Clymer vs. e. il. Roberta.
ALSO—The following lot, piece -or parcel, of land
situate in Tuscarora ijwp., bounded on the north by
-lands of Wm. Peet, on the east by Norris Fargo, on
.. the south by A. B. Fargo, on the west by It. F. Ruggs;
containing 37 acres, more or less, about 12 acres im
proved.
Seized and taken ingfratxution at the suit of Thos.. I
W. ciymer vs. Jelin Manning.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in Leßoy tali., bounded as fellows, to wit :
On the north and west by the public highway lead
ing from Leßoy to Bailey's Corners (so-called) in
Grant-Me twp., and on the cast and month by lands,
of H. L. Cobion ; containing one acre of land, more
or leas, all improved, Wahl framed honey and lkor
fruit trees thereon. •
Seized and taken in execution at the suit- of L.
Coburn's 1:1310-VS. Jannis MeGraney. ---
ALSO—The felloatnit lot. piece on parcel af_land
situate in the borough of Burlington, bounded on the
north by land of L. W. Wright, east by the Berwick
Turnpike, and south and west by the estate of Addi.
son McKean. deed ; containing t, of an acre, more
or less. all improved.
Seized andlakemin execution-it the natter FUME ,
;soy Brothers' use P. W. Mclean atidMeaortLetag
iseemity:
ALSO—By virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa., the following
described lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the
beittagh of Alba, bonn&ildi'follews. to alit : On the
north by lands of trail Willion and C Isarles Sterling,
east by A. 11. Wilson, south by the public highway
leading from Alba tet Granville, indwcat by Charles
Sterling ; containing It. acres of land, more or less,
all improved, with a young orchard thereon.
- Seized and taken in execution at this suit of E. Porn.
croy vs. Jas. Henry and Jae. lynch:
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land
Maude in Franklin tip, bounded on The north by
lands formerly , of Josiah Haines and John McDaniel,
east by George Lantz, south by Attire Gay, and west
by John Rey kendall ; eentaining 116 acres of land,
mare or lets, about 8 acres unproved, with afewfrait
trees thereon.
Seized and taken in executmu at the suit of ,tllen
MAU= vs. Ransom Payne.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in the borough•uf Towanda, bounded on the
north by Bridge street, east by Front or Water street. I
south by a private alley and west by lands of the
Pennsylvania and New York Canal and Railroad
of t gebkh, perectal large frame d tfultdieg Inersu I
too. The American Hotel."
ALSQ—stane other lot. - pleee or parcel of land-situ
ate in the borough of Towanda, bounded on the north
by au alley, cast by land; of the Pennsylvania k New
York Canal. and Railroad Compeny:aforetedd, south
by John F. Means. and west by Bramball &
on which is erected oue rumen barn and shed at
tached, said two lots lie•n.• the mine as conveyed by
deed recorded in IhAd ii k No. 82,, page 7, Ate.. in
Bradford county: ' "
Seized and taken in es ...linen at the suit of Pliche
Ann Griffith and J. G. Patton vs. 11. B. (hiking.
ALSO-The following lot, piers or parcel of land
situate'in Pike twp., bounded on the north and east
by land origami Puma and Homer Stevens, on the
south by land of Lacey s tnevens and Myron Stevens,
and on the Wait by Myren Stevens; containing 63;
acres of land, fame or less, about 1 acre Unproved,
with • log house thereon.
Seized vats/ten in execution at the suit of Henry
Sherman vs. C. D. Snow. • _
ALSO—The following lot. piece or Parcel of land
situate in Herrick twp., bounded on the north, east
and west by lands of A. It. Brown, and south by M.
Slocum .• containing et an acre, more or less, all
improved, with a dum‘•.l house and few fruit trees
thereon. . •
Ilial
MEI
,
- Seized and takim ha execution at the snit • of
.Williams' use via -O. Eleatf. •
ALSO—The following lot: piece or parcel •of land
-situate Windhmattwp.:.botradoilow the . north -by
lambs of lire_ Stephen Peiton. raid by 'Myron Nichols,
south by Benjamin Glici; - on, and wait by the Imbho
highway ; containing= acreerof land. more or -less.
about 22 acme impreceed, with a small framed home
and few young fruit trots thereon.
Seized and taken to eiellltiol2 at the" suit of J. W.
Alger's sae vs. 'Mahlon K. Smith. • --
- Also at this spit of J. 13.• Van Winkle's use ye. Mah
lon K. Smith. .
ALSO—The folloicing lot, piece. or parcel of talk
situate in Terry-twp:, bounded on Om north and Week
by lands of C.. F. Wells' ,elute, east by - Cornelins
'Dunnivait and John Lush, and south by Henry Mann;
contra, nng ;15 . acres of loiotuore' or low. about 5
3,:t/elltuuroved,.w:th a b. , tr 4 hotsa and - few ft:tit
t res thereon.
• ;4rii.cil and tike:! In . c.t.,,attion at the suit of qt,
tiorVires itro Vp. .t. Hnldw:n end George 1,
. ao at the fttaCiA. 1,; - '7.18 vs. G. A. •Baldwin.
• ALSO....Thel'olloiring ter, piece •• or Tare,' of laud
• attitate to listrisir. - -terp....boonded - on. the nort7l
,lauds of James Newell and I. A. Park, east by I. A.
park. south by L. Dolan. end weatby C.IL Tingley and
jmuea Newell ; 118 aces, more or km,
about 70 wires Unproved, with. a foamed house, front
.outbuildings, and orchard of fruit trees
therodti; • • '
_beizeit and taken in exerntion at the snit of Old
/Page& Anderenn ye, kllvira,(tray.
ALSO--Thelbllmting lot, piece or parcel of land
situate- in Sudthfleldlownshlp, bounded on the north
and west by. lands of Wood Ge.roulibi. cost by the pub;
tic highway leading trona Smithfield to Ittsrlpigton,
and south by Walter Pierce containing 5 . acres of
land; more or less; all Improved. evitha framed house,.
framed baptismal few fruit trees thereon.
• Seized and taken Innivaition at the :suit of Bon
bon Mcciey's rum en. Leiria P. Towne.
ALSO.—Tbo following lot. PieCO or parcel . °Liam'
infante In the borough of Burlington, bounded -on
Alta north by tannof John A.Oodng, neat by John
Sintpkina,-aoutla. by. Whes4,-and,.weat by- the
Berwick turnpike ; contaitiing as squire rode of land,
more or lac, -whit a gamed JlMPO pawn.-
•
Seized and taken in execntkin IA- the snit of, A. J. I
Ban vs. Sarah Jane.ftweeneyend Deng - H, Sweeney.
situate
LOWndnent..pleco: or parcel of land
situate in South dreekiwp.,__botuided on the north
,by the publka highway leading from Gillett's JOB In.
to Welltitina. teat by buds pomenalcui of WOtfam
• Pinions, 'south by lands of .14. V. C. Leonsid. and
west try Willianvaelyes ; -containing 7b acreeof land
more erisea, stout 00 acres improved. with_2 email
,framed bentea al framed: Yarn, and • few. trit Aram
Seized iMkMkeniiierit:vition at the anitUf - laillatt
;b./tee:Tel C;11 . .".f1e-akl•-. • •
figlowinglot„ vicoo or pazoll -el land
situate in tlieboreviglird TOlvanda. Wanda. on the
.IlOtth by. Loashied.atreeci Mitt, by land of. Thomas
KennedY, and 'midi and eiet bylandeot,C.l.Ward.
being Mind 60 fort on said street and about .00 Skit
&LT;
..,eontaining 6.400 iposre, feel: otjand. More: or
lam; vita a framed hones
_.Seised and, talionit; tteCTA9 OI 2 5 . ,1110, 1 0 1 1k
:ward,r4 Moor Ditt9u.„:, .„
taimillig 14, iieco B land
.:Idtuabs of Colunddebrp.: bnindedon. the motif; by
bald at-Mandan theses east by: Sawn Dishy.
south by Martin lfleam.lamtlemkbirlifilliam Oran
and Mat noire vcontitning HS acrea, more or less,
about 00 aineeiinipeciveit. with a framed Woo, frarnrd
barn and a idw *nit trete thereon: , - • -
RETAIL,
-gaited and takcoshrezecollon WM of Won.
AltK ir r••=r " Al of 1.
lama° In Eltg twp., bottsded on the north by
land of tale Oase,wast - by 18[04 of Ilmith Bitter.
Dania Alkin.end D. W. Ayers, onalttoptiblio bleb.
way leading ,4,00,e1d,, and west by Wild of Mo
ser Gurttn • obn nhf6io soria,lnore or Ws. about
33 serer improved, with a trained bows; framed
barn and apple enthard tbsreoh.
- Seized and takeu in execution ad the sun of IL
'omerors are Te.f as& If.;ltswynrand Jas. Wow.
4180—Tbe fiAlowingjoti, plum or prod of ten&
1 3 111110 to 611 1 101 0101 2111 4 ; Vended os law north by
lands of T. A. Reward, on the east by Joseph Rine.
south by/oept Sing and T.. A, Ihnnird; -aid Into
by Edwin s; contetnisse, 37_serea, time or
less. deaf lissestmeeSad, with one I:mixtl!alomsly.
!mood barn and few fruit trees theme.
7 gollid and-takes ht *mention Who - salt sf W. N.
Piero-les use es..Pldlander Vapor&
AZOO fee MowMelokploot'es pligial of land •
situate In none tsp.. bomW. ow the lattribby lands
of Sanford Pester, met by Ltreineltrateren. math by
Leroy Neraell and Word Soltdddes, and west .
Beds= Thompson ;'
.. eteskiesdne 110 ' setae, mow or,
WON_ Abrili st..??l."..fedostlh3 blood boars.
termed bliss with abed' attached, and animal of
'Weed and t pry td
aste in 4theeutlott aft* salt of nutlet
Ilhannaire's use vs. O. S. Drake, Budd.. Lent,' , , and
•
:antes Randolph.
Also at the unit of Win. Harrington los.4l.o.Drikr.
dl.oo—The followinglot, pi ece or Pere' of bilutr
athlete in tho of Tot ot totord on ths
north sad east by south by
llegore. What and Porter.sod West by Clinton at..
being ibont 22 fret front on add street and 100 frrt
deep t.coundlting 2.300 .own feet of land, more-u
-lnas, no bablings.
40iSod andleett fn erscullon at Um snit of Pon.
eroy Brothels' met Te. - C. 2". Merry =dn. IL Phelps. -
L • LOO-L.Thit 100 owing tot. picot ge.paroll of land
sltoite In Springfield tap.. ded on' the north
and meth by Wade of the alba/LOC A. Decker, deed,
out, George lovis, and west by W. B. Snedeter ;
ftunbil 40 imam more Sr kw, about 20 save Ina-
Twined. log.hourceend a few fruit trees thrre
deteed.end taken In circuity's- at the suit of it.
Westbrook a tuts Ts. Ames W. awl Lucy can ,
min.
WM. mama. Sheriff.
T IST OF THE IiAICES OF PET - 7
AI Imo drawn Juno 29, 1969, So belitralri
of ter Se ions, ac, for itrirteubtv,
CItAXD . arttorts.
Atltcaa bon d . Henry =Ha ; Aisibthil : Kmom
M.Burlington Vest, George DeWitt
e , Loren Leonard ; Lenart
_rdle, Perini
IL Brick l' r Pike, John Baldwin t . Ridgimv, Jam.
C. Robinson, I tamei Green • Bmithileld,Natlisn
W. Waldron, E..llingle9 intrfsz • filunbegno,
Horace HortonfObadish Gore* andlng Stout,
Thomas J. Roof; Troy twp. Edward C. Rock
well, Byron Case ; Towanda born', Henry Lain
-bre= ; Towanda titp., Jared L. Bowman : Tea
more; Bailey Keeney ; Wilmot, Daniel Yang MI
' Philo Finch, Josiah Wilson ; Windham, William
Harrington;. Wirien, Albert Tyrrell..
riu.vznat ariamunairr . mum. •
•
Asylum, lose* At Hemet ; Armenia, Henry
Covert, fkr., John Burnham; Albany, Judins
Vanloon • /Aliens twp., 'Robert Pray James
Merrill; ' Burlington twp., Robert H. ituyne,
Eliphalet Guatin ; Burlington West, Simon Stan
ton;'Canton twp. , Samuel Annable ; Columbii
acall l 4 1 1- ; Franklin, Sterne McKee :
Granville, Utah Maier Orlando Taylor • Li kb-
Saki, Thomas. Merr i l; ,Lelloy, VoliY •Ls,n
don r Overton, Henry Sherman, Jacob Have rty;
Orwerl,. George' W. Tirown,lßyron Cats; Pike;
Frederick . Gregory • Rome twp„. Nelson Allis,
Lathan D. Priticetitorne boro';DardetVoug - Et
Albert Dewey Addison Coorig; South
Creek, - John Craig, David Dunning k
Rufus W. Ch il d, Aurelius Adams; bpstnapfield,
Sylvester Leonard; Troy twp„ Curtis - Canaria-,
Jicob A. Linderman; Troy_boro',_Andras Case;
Towanda bore ', James H. Ward, W il liam Keel
er, Mortimer• Parsons; Towanda' North, Daniel
-Kennedy; Ulster, David Higgins ; Wihnot, John -
S. Quick ;Ir/3:alining, Harvey a Ingham ; Wmd
ham, William Babcock, Leiria Thusell; Wells,
Decker Ayres ; Wysoz, Lucius E.' Wlbitney,
Joseph Conklin, Moses C. Allen ; Warren, John
Beardalm •
• raiivrasz .reirr—arromi tram
. Athena twp., William Westbrook k A l bany,
11. Spicer Sobin Bmlitigton, twp., James
Wrkley ; Burlington ;bord, William_T. head; .
Barclay , Levi C. Howes, :Ames B. Johnson ;
Canton bare; Wm. W;Whitman; Canton twp.,
George-J. Qoff, Leonard Lewis ; Columbia, S.
B: Furman, James B. McKean , Henry Gernett
Litchfield, Johnson. Rogers,.. David Strait! :
3lontoe bore', Jewett G. Hornet ,
_• William
Agnew, Jr.; Rome twp., Albert Itiebsrebi, Sam'l
C. Mann ; Ridgburv, Lewis 'Palmer.; South
'Creek, Sohn DeWitt Daniel 'Livings; Lyman
Burke ; Standing Stone, Richard - Jennings ;
Springfield, R odney - Cooley; Towanda bozo',
Chauncey Russell, James; Hai>Ao,Charles
L.
Tracy ; Troy N.Tohn Yeumans ;- `Tuscan'' - -
ta,'lsime Et Co ;'l7lstf.r,. James H.- Van
dyke; Wysox, I,aning ;
_Warren, Caleb
Abel, Perry Bowen; Wells, sftarlmL. ftepird,
James H. Brink ; Wyabising, , N. D. goleman.
711..IVEMBEZC8071Pr-TILIIID WI/X.
Athens bore', George H. .Vocrrhiii;
twps, Patrick Flood; Asylum,. George Docker,
Ulysses • Moody ; • Burlington twp. Caen F.
Nichols; Canton hero', B. M. Ilankay; Canton
twp., T. Watts ; Co lumbia, Nathan W. Pot
ter ; Lelloy„ . Lewis Jenkins, aloy . Holcomb ;
Litchfield, Ns, m. Cooper ; Monroe bow% Henry
C. Tracy ; Monroe rep., Freeman Sweet ; Rome
Very., Edwin - W, Taylor, Thames Vought;. Bldg
bury, Dan. A. Gillett, Daniel IL - Ninth= ;.
Sprinfield, Wm. V. Brace, Wm. A. Bullock,
Wm. Burt; Towanda bore, °Henry W. Wells,
Wm. Mix, Ira B. Humphrey; Towanda, North,
Win. H. Foster, David Rutty: Troy . twp., Wat
son Freeman; Tuscarora, Wm. Mahoney, lien
tea . F. Browning; Water ;
Warren, Levi Irtualiam, James Currier ;• Wya-
Insing, Samuel Howard; lirmdhamr; 'Briery P.
Cliceney, Anson Collins; Wysor, 7... Lyman
Morgan ; Wells, Andrew P. Bowman.
INCORPORATION NOTICLS.—
_a. sprocation tbr Incorporathni for the Mil Wes
leyan church of Ilarririna e.
Appllistion for the Incorporation of the Asylum
Lodge- of 1.0. of O.F.
Application for the Incorporation of the First lag.
tiler Baptist Church of. Warren.
Notice hi hereby.given that the above•Aasociatione
have severally prcserded_ to the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford Cuanty, their articles of Associa
tion asking for a decree of Incorporation, and the
said Court baring examined 'chi wee ; an d
them correct, will decree that they be
as Prayed for, on hfraids7. September 6, a t _
o'clock piiit,suiless camas be shown to the contrary.
W. A. mous. Praha:Warr.
• Prothoziotarra Office, Aug. 15. 1869.-3 t , _
XEC Er T 0.11:Er NOTICE.- ,
Notice is hereby given that all persons indebt.
ed to the estate of WY. OILXOI/E. late of Ulster.
deuce/led. are requested to make immediate payment.
end all persona havink claims spinet said estate must
presentthem duly authenticated for settlement.
11e11411118kS,-
xurrat mums.
Aug. 19. 1S C 9 —s Exeentars.
IPPIROCLAMA.TIOIC-WIERREAS,
1 Hon. FARRIS .11. STEMMER. President Judge
of the 12th .Indkisl 'debtor.. consisting of fbe coun
ties of Bradford and 111111qtahlania, and Bona. Zx
tor Plasma And J. W. VANDixit, Amoebae. Judges.
In and for said county of Bradford, have imbed *sir
precept bearing date the 10th day of August, 1869, to
me directed for holding' a .conat of Oyer and Term'.
ner, General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court. at Towanda, for the coun
ty of Bradford, on Monday, the Gth day of Septem
ber next, to continue two weeks. -
Notice is tharefore hereby-given to the Coroners.
and Justices of the Pace. Of the county of
Bradford. that they be thin and there in their
proper person. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said .
day.'with their records. , inquisition! and other re
membran el, to do those things which to their office_
done ; and those 'aro bound by re-
maiden:ace otherwise to 'proseeate` against the
prisoners who. are or may be in the Xl of mid coun
ty, or who shall be bound to appear-at the said court
are to be then and there to inoseente against them
as shall bo dust,Jurors are requested to be pentrtal
in their attendane, agreeably to their claim
Datad at Towarulaireo 10th day of 'August, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine, and of the Inde pe ndence of the United
States, the ninety-second. °RIFT'S. SAerfit
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-
To /B&W Carrier,—No. 250 Feb. term
You are hereby notified that Mary Carrier, by her
next friend John P. Mathews, rode wife. hoe applied
to the court of common pleas of Bradford county,
for a.divorcie from the bonds of matrimony, and the
said court has appointed Monday. the 6th of Sept.
1869, for hearing the said.Mll7 In the it at
which time and place you can attend you think
Proper. - WM. OfUiFfS.
' . '
PPLICATION. IN DIVORCE:-
A. To Victim' Pticliks,—No. 249 Feb. term, IBM—
You aro hereby nonned tb Welthy S. Rhelpg, your
wife, by her next friend. Writhe Wilcox. has Applied
to the court of common pleat of Bradford' county,
fora dtrorce from the bond, of tomitrimow, and the
said court has appointed Monday the6th day at Sept.
1000. for hearing - then* Weittees3.2ll the peetniam.
at which time and place you can attend tt ttooila think
Proper. 1 63 t. G SIFFIS,
atig.9.-4t • . • Sheriff
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-- 7 .-
To Willie O. Witherall.—No. 250 Feb. tem. 18-
67.—ion are hereby notified that Emma A. Withanli
youi wife, by her nest friend A. M. Kramer. has ep
plied to the court. of common pleas of Bradford eo..
for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony and the
said court has appointed Monday,. the Mb day of
8ent.,.1.1k79, for hearing the mild Emma A. in the
premises. at which time and piaco you can attend if
yon think proper. 011111113.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-
TO Frederick E. Crater.—lfo.• 18S Yeb."temn.
1869.—T0n arc hereby melded that 'Frames 0. A.
Crater, your We, by her nest friend .Wts. Redalt -
has applied to the court of mom= plesi of mad.
fard county. for a divorce tram the boads of taste,
moby, and the mkt wart has appotatad Monday, the
6th day Kept.. 1869. for hearing the ma Tames G.
in the premtsef, at which time and place yon can
tend if yon.thinkproper: .
ang.9-4t
AUDITOR'S I‘OllOE. - -42tr THE
miner of the Estate of Mita DTI. motet.(, Ersial
t=htiVord cosy. deceased. Butoret Mies.
The onderidgned. appointed by the Orphans' Court
of Paid county. at Nay term lee& au Auditor. to dia.
'tribute moneys- in. the bands oteitHe, shoinratrator.
Samuel Niles. arising from the sale of real eatatairili
attend to the duties - hie appointment, at his °aim
in the borough of Towanda. on Wedeor. Anti W.
UM at 10 o'clock a.lt.. at which time ana place: an
persona haring claim to old mow" are required
to present the same. or be loreler debased front
cawing In upon said hand.
July 24.1865. W. A. PECK. .Aiditer.
A .131201TOWEINOTICE.—OrnardBu r
.ca.. &trips J. if Deareitar..Ao.6ll6 September
term
ord , 1869: In the Court of Common lie as of Brad
- The underidgued .kaditot sppoirded
a sale of
Court to distribute tends raised by Sher
delendani'a Palma prover: wal awed a the arfr
nes of lila appointment. et biz. aloe tu tbe
Of.Towaltdie, on YUIDAY the 27th day or A
Mk: at, 1 &clock. p. m.. where ad looroublikurrilli
okiumegaltud said fund must preemt, th,pl or else
be forever debarred thercfrou! , . •
4 " • ita V
r, WOOD. -
Auditor.
:hay is, 009.--4 t.
CANNED TOMATOES,
:PEACH-
es. DTtcd Fruits, Ike.. lobolestaleand tuts&
July. I. MeCABE
FRESH FIGS, TANLAIUND,
isisen; sad Jollies of ends.
COWILL k WELL:
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