paifordrater.
LOCAL AND- r GENERAL
Attenticatia called to O. S.
LArrprreis auction notice, In saqtbor
wg.,:hfost of the clerks . from this
county, employed in the diabrent departments
at Washington, came home to vote on Tuesday.
Bar A large quantity of half-gallon
Fruit Jars just receind al Comm, Hams=
A Co.'s.
air Mrs. Moon; widow of the late
Rom Noon; of Miter, died on Tuesday morn
ing last. She had reached quite an advanced
age. •
118. Bev E. A. Wenanont, of Mon
trose, preached two impres' sire and interesting
discourses in the Episcopal church Odds place
on Eiundaylast. OurEpiscopaltriondsarennani.
mous in their desires to have him accept the
call extended to him some time since.
ler MIL ALVORD: I send you an
apple from my tether's •orehard, which beats
Mr. Ormtroals apple mentioned in the last Itz
-I,o)mm—weight 143} oonom. Six apples from
the same tree weighed ti} lbs.
Rose, Sept. 27,1669. L. A. RIDGWAY.
Mrs. ALLOWAY, all old lady
aged about seventy-Ave years, fell down stairs
at tho residence - of her son, 8. R. ALLOWAY, to
"North Towanda, a few nights since, causing her
some painful injuries. She - still romaine jn a
vcry critical condition.
ter Mn. Eprron: Had the pleasure
of seeing a Tomato ono day last week, raised by
Mr. WE. Boarwfae, in Litchfield, which weigh
ed teen penis& and one ounce--89 ounces!
Put this alongside of the tall brier, &c., if you
please. Yours, M. K.T. T.
Rome, Oct. 11, 1.069.
tar A little daughter of S. Vos
urn°, living just across the river from this
place, accidentally fell into the river on Sunday
last, and was carried over the damirShe had
- presence of mind enough to keep her hand over
her mouth to prevent strangling, and when the
waves carried her close enough to the shore,
,he can,ght hold of some branches and saved
herself.
PERSONAL—Hon. L T. IlLumN, of
Kentucky, has been visiting in ti t tle place for
stiine days put. Ho visits the North by ap
pointment of the Governor of his State, to ex
-a mine the various insane asylums in the North
ern States. We believe Mr. M. is a member of
the State Senate of Kentucky. He formerly
in liVysox..
—Judge Wn.usrox, of Wellsbomugh, was in
town this week. _
—Rev. F. W. 11.turt...rrr, of Allentown Far
pace, 19 in town.
Accmwr.—While Mr. E.
11. Moon; of Ulster township, was assisting in
pulling some stumps on his farm, on Friday
last, he mot with an accident which came near
resulting in his death. It appears that a stump
hail been raised from its bed, and Mr. M. was
removing the earth from the roots, when the
.chain slipped ott, letting the stump fall upon
him. Ho was taken old in a horribly mangled
condition, nearly all his ribs and his breast bone
being broken. It was thought for several days
that he could not recover, but we are gratified
to learn that he is now improving, with a fair
prospect of getting well, although it will be a
long time before he is able to be about.
LIGITTNING CALCULATOR.—Prof. R.
A. 11c3Ittanar, the Washington accountant, who
has attained considerable celebrity by his won
derful faculty of rapid computation of figures,
will give one of his marvelous exhibitions at the
court House, in this place, on Tuesday evening
111 Xt, Oct. 19. Ho will be accompanied by his
little daughter, LIZZIE, aged nine years, whose
1... A- e t -8 are developing every rapidly, and who
esltibits tut' almost Enpernatural gift in
;it, trait she inherits from hor father. We re
tmr readers to the l'hrenoloyteal Journal for
June, ltet9, for a sketch of this distinguished
ersoiag., who mill appear in Towanda as above
ato art'. Giro him a hill horse.
IrciDENT,—On my return from the
mcetitig of the Wyalusing Baptist
October tl„when about nix miles from
t...31r. Snal`s, a horse and wagon wan
on each side of the road. It being dusk
...aw in to of them, until, my sulky .truck
ot:e r. My horbe being on a. trot, I was
t:,row n very suddenly to the ground, with my
1 naught ram in the sulky, bringing
nn 114 , 101" ntr horho. At tho word "whoa," my
1,1 so stojped, and I gathered nlyse;: up; not
with a br , •l,un limb, but with-tny foot and itnklo
badly brut that I haul to 'be brought home
,1 a bad; and the itrodpeCts now ore that I will
in c to keep my bed fur some time to como.
&v. E. BURROUGHS.
Oct. 11, 1860
kkif-- Judging from the way our
r. • %.1, are ecipidying us with the. luxuries and
• ,
•n.: CV life, I lmre mast be an abundance
•• - rthim; ?Inn sea Durin: the rant week
b thuf r•etplont of r. hnsket of most
sir 01,1 ni2. 1 1,1 and -
rb of Towanda tounahip,
iee of s.ha h were fun! equal in RiZO and flavor
=ll
r.. pc., s
)n. It. H of Monroe tru - uship, also
ro. a bountiful supply of the
MIME
..TEIII.-7atAN Shithltitqlllll, tlg:141
t.. upder obligatiflns by presen , i.l:: ns
abead of cabbage ‘rhieli weighs tightest'
a. 1.1 a-half is.unds., and a beet which wi.ighs
and a-half pounds. Mr. K. says if any
can bear thorn, hell try again.
has laid upon oar table au
.]•il. on a (roc in his garden, weighing
I=
Cousry.—Prof. TOWN
of Rome, is holding a Musical Convention
Fail dale.
A new post-offieu ima been established in
Ifirmuny township, called Harmony Centre,
?ma-If. W. 'MUNDT appointed postmaster.
- W. B. Su'or.x.tsw.u, forinerly of Siisquehan
-1 emiuty, has been elected to the Assembly)of
~111'..ntia.
X meeting of soldiers from Luzern° and
••. ,. ...lehanna comities, Willi held itf Harford ou
•;., I , t instant. A permanent organisation was
• The next meeting is to he held in
:". ral 2,”1
Tin. Ilarford Fair was well attended, and
^ • a Tierfect iinecesa.
A lilaebinake was killed by A. J. HARLET,
!.. Bridgewater recently, Which memoirist tiro
inches in length and four inches round
sly.
tirca' Bend contributed $137 to the Avcn-
Luf
WOM \s.—Prom Mr. L. STEornss, of
tik , publisher, we hare receired a
t... ah the following title page:. "Womait
1, 1 71..;hts, wrongs, priAilegea and ri•spooribili
• • . rontaining a sketch of her conditiOnin all
Awl countries, from her creation. a"119 fall
.. • . • •
Eden v) the present time ;.her piesen't legal
England, France, end the United
ie.! relations to man, physiological, so-
I. :11 , rat. and intelleetnal ; her'ability to fill
n!ar g od sphere of duties and privileges
, 1 for her ; her true position inedacation,
; ,,, ro , nroallifu, employments, and wages con
at.
d ; woman suffrage, its folly and inerpo
ll9.. and the injury and deterioration which
lould eanse"in her character, shown, and the
means for her real advancement and de
' demonstrated —by L. P. Ilnocaurr, 31. D."
It h..ok is profusely illuatratod,' and is sold by
!it , only. For young unmarried men, we
of no cheaper or readier means of obtain
,r.fi.rmation on the subject of wqiitan, than
t" por , hasing and perusing this book. For
.:rm.l( c. 1 ., obtained some information on the
t .'me twelve years ago by marrying, and
6...w4 deo has been increasing from year
We expect our education on "the 11111›.
t .tit; (smipleted by reading tho book of
! urn.
uts Persons who wish to engage as
or the sale of the book should address
:'rtneixs, Hartford, Conn.
=I
was a
P err9et l aw "! n,i7,Pattielltar• :We never
saws tilers tecuidinitriaietraf.de
aorta - paintings, statuary, &c and our
spenktheir money with reckless rapidity. The
receipts were $302, which is intnigh to 1410 S
the debt against the parsonage (for which it
was Intended), and a small surplus beside: Now
-"let us have peace.* . ,
Some unhang va/ians attempted to throw the
Philadelphia express front the track on its way
up, 'betake exile north of this station, Saturday
evening, 2d instant. A pile cities were-plieed
on the track, but the engine stela& -Theta with
such force as to splinter and said. them - SAW
in the air, and no damage was done except
breaking the engine's pilot.
Mr. lasso Noornaur gave a free exhibition
of runaway horsemanship a week ago last Fri
day. Old "Creamy" got fractious—run into
buggy and sulky,-and mixed things up-pretty
generally, but no damage was done except a
broken thin and axle.
A mysteriouls visitor entered the house of Mr.
J. 8. Amnon; of Milan, week before last in the
night, and without disturbing his "snooze,"
went through his pockettand reli ed them of
money and a jack-knit. The m ey is a tri
fling low. but that, ack-knife is old valued
fdend, and will be missed.
We notice by the Scientific Amer can of Oct.
2, that Gamow HEauxce, of Waverly, has se
oared a patent for a - new musical instrument.
A common piano key-board la co ted with a
series of steel karma like those . .. in music
boxes, thus bringing them under . • trot of the
performer and producing the . • utiftil clear
tones of the male box. Tit* save . lion is re
ceiving the favorable notice 01 • ng scientific
journals, and bids fair to verse the piano
and organ ; for in addition to its p . tones, it
has the valuable advantage of nor- getting out
of tune. Mr. Haan= is now ha .• . one of the
instruments manufactured in Switieriand, and
we hope in a short time to chronicle its perfect
success. •
Mr. CosuraNr Maluswaoar, of this township,
was drowned at Susquehanna, Monday, Sept.
27. Ho was on a stone-boat, which capsized in
a swift current, and drowned before he could
reach shore. His body was found near Bing
hamtan on Monday, 4th instant, about twenty
miles below where he went down, and his fu
neral was attended at the house of his father
Tuesday following, at 2 o'clock p.m.
The "Geneva Childs" (Reformed) held a
two days' session at the Reformed church, in
this place, commencing Tuesday, Oct. 5, in the
evening. - NKr.
rivrite this on the morning of the election
day which is to decide The issues of the present
canvass in Pennsylvania. It is hard to tell the
result even in our own borough, but ono thing
is certain—if our noble GEARY is not elected by
a large majority, it is the fault of the Republi
can party who have fallen asleep at their post.
There is a feeling of such perfect ccinfidence,
that we have not thought necessary to even hold
a meeting this whole canvass; and were it not
for ambitious local office-seekers, should hardly
know an election was at hand.
There is trouble in the Democratic camp.
They hold a canons at Pus's hotel Saturday
eve, for the purpose of nominating a local tick
et;,—had a squabble, and broke up without
making the nominations. Grxunblers are plen
ty, but the old war horsei are flying around,
trying to bring them into the ranks agaim
If the Waverly Adrocate man will adjust his
spectacles to a little truer focus, ho will observe
that Nix. is 1101 a friend of Bums PONEILOIL It
was the fling at our town, and not the allusion
to "llama," that " exercised " us. If he will be
a little more truthhil, we shall not complain of
his notices, nor of the " rats" that may be scared
by his blunderbuss.
Grr Tons, of this township, has a mon
ster STred potato, raised on his land this sea
son, Measuring 23j inches around and weigh
ing 2. lbs. Wo call that some!
Mr. A. li. SEwARD felt the edge of a circular
saw in Moon's machine) shop Monday, and
shortened the thumb on his right hand about
a quarter of au inch. Operation performed in
about one second.
Some petty thieves entered a store in town
between Saturday and Monday morning, search
al out the secret hiding-place of the money,
pocketed the shinilasters and departed, lock
log the door and itliVihg everything toot as br
fdre. That is a pretty clean job. -
The indications are that we shall report some
weddings boon. There are alarming symptoms
among our young folks. Nu..
L.trau.—Tho following is the official vote of
this botongli:
Foil GLIVELINOLL.
Omar .103
Packer
Gpary'm 1110...11
JCDOH OF suran:n4 COI:IIT.
WILLIAM 95
Pershing 84
Williams inai..ll
ICEPILEMENTATIVE.S.
100 Rockwell
9 7 Th„mBon
W imp
11=0:72
V.l \l ' l ...... .101 <
•
Tcrry. 80
VanFirnen
rnotinnvcrAny.
. . .........101
Finch .. '
ny;inas - 5na1..21
=I
GLADDINI: .
Ames ...... • .... 95
ma) .7
I.A10)
Vaughn . . 80
Ladd'n maj....18
... 91 Stovi.u4
• w..toott
EMI=
iill 114
tnl
mo
- - Bowman's maj. 21
OEM
I:nrtn•.
1 YJ •
HU -
• 1/0,1g..'s nlnj' ..20
FOIL DO;101'011 orrit:;:s
D.Argess.
C. Ihinhicker 115
1). I,..PAILK
- - m. 106
TOtra
C. 0. linntiugtou. .5G M. M. Mrrcutu.t...... 16
A. 0. Su°ll . ..... ..54 Wu. litrie .. 67
It. C. Simitit 68 Z. 11cEvoy
?Squirt) Northrup -.60 E. DRAKE...
Wtn. Ilancock 63 J. P. BLoon
L W. Conoitock 2
Smith, Kin', 3lcEvos, DUANE, ClCet
Araderiay Tr'lslet's
J. A. 8ruer0u......173 J. M. Pike "8
E. Herrick, Jr , 18
Bets - rem itel Pike elected.
Justice of the Peace
J. B. REEVE. 123
•
F. A. ALLEN 46
Reeve's maj.. .77
o,sstqlge.
R. C. SECSABAT.7OII... ....210
(1. F. 13Avryr.n.. ...... 70
Sinsabalis maj 40
.lodge of Elections,
J. R. REEVE
144 J. E. Snell . 39
J. 3
Reese elected.
Insperiors of Elections.
L N. ...... 139 A. H. Seward:..:.. 36
• Sclax:ol Directors.
A. F. Camemmt. :..146 A. IL Seward • 34 .
I. N. Erass. 141 J. Collins 31
Hmtar MeKtws'Es..l46 C. N. Merri11........ Si
Campbell and McKinney elected.
High Constable.
Isaac LeDioyt 124
Overseers of the Poor.
D. F. Pans 147 J. W. Comstock. 16
A. H. Seward 2
Park and Comstock elected. .
Republicans in MALL csrs.
Democrats in Roman.
The split in Democratic ranks gave na six er
seven votes, and we lost about the same num
ber of Republicans through business interests ,
giving about our party majority. •
Athens township gives PACKED a majority of
76. Whole Democratic ticket about the same.
A Vocal and Instrumental
Concert will be bold at the Baptist Church in
!tome Borough, on Saturday evening Oct. 16th,
1869. The services of some of the mold promi
nent musicians of Eastern Bradford, have been
secured for the evening's entertainment. Sa
cred, Secular and Humoions Songs, from the
best composeri, interspersed with soul-stirring
Instrumental selections. 'Admittance' 25 cents.
• Siiir KELLUM Lk, MULLOCK, and SHAW,
BRAM) & Co., have already commenced sup
plying the market with nice fresh oysters, ro
ceitedidaily from Baltimore. Persons In want
of oystts for family nee, or to sell, will find it
to their advantage to buy them at home.
.
CAurrowi.-4116: Your "10-
41" column semi; 'to lxilengthenhig—ollright.
it yothscsiOnespondents wID be lief and newsy,
they *triad mach to the Waist of themes.;
and Oily have dithsent opinions about Neat
tiers and things, it will not bi:strange. Yore
readers are not slur a mind. 7 -
._
___eAtumded few week= Odle Institute at
tilprimphid. Enjoyed the." by,the
ty Superintendent, and the *hire 11.
Tncncesos, lint we failed 40 see anything ten&
mire to the z"rocitational by Miss Onerscnr. ; Her
style Gvar3Masauhno—not lathe thatdisiday
ed Ws third-rate theater; her "selections"
were ad—nothing rednedabotithhennotsuch
as one would expect fromn ladyof culture, read
ing before an audience like Bradford county
teachers. Saj what you_will, white gloves, red
ribbon's, and a senatorial roice, - do not become
i mean with half so good grace as modesty
does.
Martha Washington Lodge, ';:ifo. 471, LO. of
0.T., dedicated a newhall in thh" Vice last Moo.
day evening. „ •, • — •
• Milting nietnheis were pieseni 'Miura;
Tarrytown, Lac:opine, East %wined% Mehoop.;
any, and Wyalusing Lodges. Tho dedicatory
random', a dozen short, spicy speeches, and a
number of songs, Were listened to With profit
and delight..
Martha %abbe" is -a lb* 13 118 .8 -41"18
Monday evenings-48142M sonde a. list of her
officers to.tho paper pe pablieatkm, but the
"latchittring"is oboes; out to mends= of the
order, and to all who teoukl become merabera.
Mrs - . BEAUMONT has a running row•bash, from
which a sprout ban sprung, this year. 1.14 foot
long.
We taw a bird fly him her nest; take a crumb
from the hand of Mrs. lams *Ace, and give
it to her young liras which had followed her to
within, a few feet of Mrs. B, This is the second
year these birds have been so trkmdly. Kind
ness will win for us friends even from the ibwls
of the air. ;,. . P. It. T.
Oct. 1, 18897
WYALINIINO.—Mfr. Editor: I hare
conehtded to send yon a few , items from this
place. Wyalusing is an Indian name, signify
ing, I am - told,"lteastirui vailey,r, or- "pleasant
hunting grottude.' "Wishishig tbwirChlp' is of
medium size, generally sustains good schools,
and always rolls up a large ' for the Right.
Wyalusing village, situate at the month of
Wyalasing Creek,.is an active little place, con
taining about 300 inhabitants, and boasting two
churches, an academy, six stores, grist-mill,
steam planing mill, photograph gallery, hotel,
jeweler's shop, and various 'other shops, each as
wagon, harness, blacksmith, tin, shoemaker,,
and barber shops. The 4.9.1L1L is building a
good depot here to accommodate passengers
and freighters. This is necessary, as more busi
ness is done hero than at any other station be
tween Towanda and 'Pittston.
"Tire DertTs Flying Aria(gru" made ns a visit
last Saturday, in the shape of the "Ilippoco
mique Circus;" but most . of 'our people were
sensible enough to stay a t home and save their
money. Of all the humlmggery 'in this hum
bugged world, the Cii-cus humbug is the great
est. Young men,and maidens, take warning. _
Yesterday aboht 1 p.m., the mill-dam of
Messrs. WELLrs, of thii place, was seriously in
jured. About one-third of the dam, and nearly
half the embankment beiween the creek and
mill-pond, was torn out and washed away bj
the freshet in the Wysinsing creek. The dam
age done to Messrs. WiaAsta will prikably reach
$4,000 or S5:000.
Judge Thrscun and lion. E. Ornarost, jr., were
with us last evening. On account of the storm
the audience was not largo, but the facts, fig
ures and arguments pretentod, were most pow
erfully convincing of the vast superiority of Re
publican over Democratic rule. Such speeches
will do good. JAY BEE.
Oct. 5, 1868.
DENTAL SOCIETY MEETING.—The
Susquehanna and-Bradford Dental Society held
its third semi-annual session at the office of W.
W. SMITH, in Montrose, Sept. 14.
Dr. C. S. Dossminny, of Legaysville, was
chosen President for the ensuing year.
A committee —.vas appointed, consisting of
Drs. W. W. Siarrit and J. K. NEWELL, to prepare
a list of prices for, dental work, subject to action
of the meeting ;-4-th instructions to report at
the evening se#l, after which several essays
were road. One by the Pregidaut, on the rela
tions which the dental profession do and should
sustain towards the public, giving many hints
and - suggestions valuable to the public and den
tists. By a subsequent resolution it was re
quested far publication. Another by Dr. KEL
" Mechanical Dentistry," was replete with
valuable information.
Tho first snhjoct discussixl, was tho " treat
ment of esposod turves." This was ably dis
cussed by Dra. H. Wr-srox and Kam; of To
wanda, J. R. Nrwra.t., of Wyalusing, and sever
al others.
By request, D. IiNITH gave in detail his mode
of devitalizing pulps, subsequent treatment, and
Bust filling of nip eieth.
Dr. KEus stated that instead of destroying
the pulps, heview invariably saved them - alive,
by treatment, Bit.' capping with isi-artiaLial,
and then filling i:a permanent and durable
manner. Drs. Swim and NIiWELL aNO stated
that they had pursued the same course for sev
eral years with the saint , satisfactory results.
Finishing gold fillings received a share of at
tention, and was n'ily discussed.
A discussion " 3lechnnical Dentistry" fol
lowed, participated in by all Rau members.
Difficult cases in this linos+ of 110T1113tif wore
presented by Drs.. sod .tiewELL, in order
to get the opinions of others in regard tothem,
winch were freely given, and much information
elicited, valuably M all. During the discus
sion rubber was syver.dy condemned, and the
resehiti.e. adopted At a former meeting, of dis
carding its use altogether, was re-affirmed. In
asmuch as nearly all present had substituted
Aluminum and " Weston's Metal" for rubber,
and in considerabon of their evident - superiority
over it, Dr. DI.:01:N11 — ItY of oreil the following as
the sense of thy n, . -ring, which was naanireons
ly adopted :
"That the meni . ..w .1. this Society express
themselves as moro !Ilan pleased with the use
of ' Weston's Metal' in place of rubber, and feel
themselves under lusting obligations to Dr.
Worrox in enabling them to throw off the op
pressive yoke of-the Rubber Company.'
Care and treattneat of the temporary teeth
thou engaged the attention of the meeting for
a short time.— It was conceded by all who took
part in the discussion, that .thoy should be re
tained as long as pOssible, almost invariably, in
order that the jaw might expand to its proper
proportions, thereby giving room for the erup•
lion of the permanent teeth. in regular shape.
The indiscriminate extraction of temporary
teeth by physicians, and also by some dentists,
was severely condemned.
That very hnnoying and sometimes almost
insurmountable obstacle to good operations,Ot
ton mot with by the dentist, "Sensitive Den
tine,', was next brought up. Each gave his
mode and manner of overcoming the difficulty,
sumo of Which were new to most of the mem
bers, and all were edified and instructed by the
discussion.
At the evening tu , :.sion, after discussing and
finally adopting the report of the committee on
prices, the time and place of holding the next
meeting came up for decision. iVyalusing was
the place, and the first Tuesclay in June was the
time agreed npou.
Afterward, various matters interesting to the
members were talked over, and at , a seasonable
hour the members separated,' all expressing
themselves highly pleated and instructed, hop
ing that we may have many similar meetings.
- N.-11. Siam, Bee),.
All persons interested in Bee
raising, or in the manufacture and nee of Dee
Hires, aro requested to moot at the WardHonse
in Towanda, on Wednesday, Oct. 77, at 2 o'clock
p.m., for the purl oso of consulting in reference
to matters of interest to all parties, concerned.
B. W. Oxcart,
V. Li:oxalis.
• - C. Wommoot.
fell BRANHAM & 151DGEWAY, at the
"Bed, White and Blue" Tea Stove, are demon
strating to their numerous customers Met they
have the "itudde track". in the tea and coil*
trade. If you don't believe it, go there and
price their goods. Mr. Itinoiwcfs father is
irholesale tea merchant in Now York, and gives
this firm the advartcgo of his facilities for . pnr
chasing,
-.. It will. bO seen that CODPnitO,
ELWELL do Co. ans." r with a new admrtisement
this seek. Thoir ` f bat oomiiriseai everything
in the Hardware Ina, and as theypnrchase thair
goods from first band, they are Ole
Make it iin object for chitomeis to 441
them. -' -
rsajoino:-Evirat , Flaw eve
ileathraistowonsautO.,the
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mamuisl at e rirotintkNolith 4 .... ,
toy tor indttidiothintheitiestiii,
1 44 *Kbitbani*Oilrudeloimuiseoldsk
lomPapar. r a tillatath 4 KatanlikaGrialaddiara
from oak townaldp and soirandlogy and that
au oft wawa iiiiikikialimhialishaeaan
hotted to come 1i and and aid this ontetpdas
end here athr,liseord bared*. • Aimed* sal&
bliarlialdiriiag. 4 0 **/ *W. to
most at said church on Tuesday. Oct. 19. WA
at /Of" k 14,11,11 ate,lC4dipttle drill - and
boar . the mule aid dm speeches. Atm IL P.
Bowan willilreaneddresion thehhad, thun
der and tenors of war, as he saw it as ehaplath.
Bev. 0. 0. Cuomo will address the soldiers,
Ikea. W. Sum the citizens, and Be,. J.Tn.
intatuntho widemetorphans.. 4 part ,of
the above ininithers are pledged, ind the , oni
on are 119rebr pan* **ad; lo`.hs Wawa
and take their part, and If any lhth others will
sate their place. • - _
The thoutiment Itobe a ntarbie down on a
brown base, - and ihmktoi &Oran doom; 1
J. If. Aim's,
J. IL Swaps,
W. H. Howie,
C. O. Houk"
Executive Clonusettee. ,
Weider Of said Committee: -
East Eipringhill,..oet. INth , 0 0 r• Seely.
J The tlret, quarterly meeting of
the Bridgewater bait's! Asiociaikm will be held
at thatienickeilii Baptist Church, Oat 30 and
91. Preaching at Lin., cut 13aturday, by
Bev. Mr. Truax, Catnip Superintendent. of
Common Schools of Susquehanna county. :
Boilovann,
. .
SuPply Niter of the llenieirrille Baptist .
Church.
DIED.
HnWErf.—At lds Toshio:lee' In Carroll Co.,
Mo., Oct. 1,18C9_, of old age and general'd.•
• bility Richard Hewett, aged 60 years and II
months.
The deceased was for many years a lumber
pilot on the Susquehanna Hirer, and will be re
membered by nearly all the old raftmen on the
river. Ho formerly resided at Owego, but same
I. ?pseud in 1865. But just as he had got
prepariid to enjoy lifts, death came and called
him to a better land.
• 4
STORRB.—In Granville, Ost. 3, 18f4, Eleanor
3, wife of Jonas P. Storrs, and daughter of
John and Sally Coon, aged 25 years.
The deceased bore her skims's—which wai
long and severe—with more than ordinal.) , chris
tian fortitude; and when she found that her
➢faster was really calling her to exchange this
for another—and as we all trust • better—world,
8110 became perfectly resigned, and wig and
prayed for tho hour to come when sho might
be free from her sufferings tem, aid enter up
on that life whore "sickness and sorrow, pain
and death, are felt and feared no mere.'
-
Towaxna, Oct. 13, 1869.
Geo. B. Putt, Bsg., Konrookin, Pa.:
dm,—=As this is the last season that our grey
stallion, Palma, will trot
W hi
_public, if you de
sirelo trot your 11102110. CAL. ALTER, With him,
mile heats, best three in tire yon will please
name time and place.
Kixosn x & Sorrixoar.
•
, SCHOOL 'Dniscrons sxn Norica—
There are several male an female Teachers
at the likaigneharma C,olle to Institute, who
desire 11112tOr Schools. Eng of Dr. Cons. •
FOR SALE CHEAP. ing about to
remove from this place, offer my dwating
house and lot, situate o n Chestnut street, for
sale at a bargain. Eng e at the Post-office,
or on the premises. D. W. (lona
Oct. 1, 1869.
4 alar You can save fifty cents on
every pound of too, at liramliall's American Tea
Store, Griffith & Patton's now block, Bridge St.,
Towanda, at the Bed, White and Blue Store.
Sept. 9, 1869: ' BimauLulA REDOZWAT.
PUBLIC AUCTION' T CAMPTOWN.—C.
8. Lafferty's entire stack of I wi ll be °l
posed to public sale on Octo ber and 19, 1869,
continuing two - days and nights, at which will
be offered dry.,gool booti, shoes, hats, caps,
and largo stool of rockery. Especial Invite.
lion to the ladles to ttend . Will sell one span
a horses and one oflmnies„ wagons, &c.
Takers or Biro—pll MUM under $lO, cash.
Over $lO, throe mouths with approved security.
C. 8. Lamarr.
Camptown, Oct. 0, 180.
J. Yon can save money on every.
thing in our lino at Hie Red, Whito and Blue
Store. Try it, and satisfy yourselves.
Hopt. 9, 1869. k RIDOPWAT.
sa.. At the Red, White aid Blue
Store you will find Crackhrs, Candies, Nut.,
Dried and Canned Fruits, Tobacco, he., whole
sale and retail, cheaper than the cheapest.
Sept. 9, 1869. BUMUIALL k Dm:may.
Mr Extract from a letter of the
Singer Manufactesing Company to their agent
in Towanda, Out. 1, 1869:
" We ars now running our factories night and
day, and last week turned out tAiHm-eiz hundrrol,
machines."
Kr Good, reliable, working agents
wanted fora first-clan I.Ho Insurance C
pony, in °very town and township In Bradford,
tinsquuhanna, and Tioga Conutimi. 'Fur partio
ulars, whims& C. P. Chows, Towanda Pa.
A HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE OkHENT.
—First house north of P: D. Morrow's, no Son
nnil Strc6:. Dv - i ntro at the Itcd, White and
Blue Ta.A . S. Mr..
rpsAmmALLA RowswAt.
The celebrated :Mexican Coffee
for stile tit tti^ :101 Blur More.
Sept. 0, 18 , 0. ' Boastrthu...t. Rnixtelicatt.'„,-;
WYoIrrN , COILVERCIAL COLLEGE.—
"A Business &location will bo of advantage to
every man, whatever his future occupation may
be."—Rodley.
'The Wyoming Ceturtiorcial College, establish
ed in 1863, and connected with Wyoniing Semi
nary, offers a thorough and complete coarse of
instruction for those dealing • commercial edu
cation.
Its location in the beautiful and historic Val
lery of Wyoming, with Its Anal, three lines of
railroads, and immense coal and other business
operations, afford rare opportunities for young
men desiring situations.
Our graduates aro fillinz posltiOns of trust all
over the country:" Young men have attended
this Institution from Muisisidppi, Kansas, Min
nesota, and nearly every /Mate m the Union.
Our tuition for the regular Business Course is
from fi fteen to twenty dollars less than at other
commercial Colleges, and gee asicastages here
are in every rasped unsutpaased.
. We offer all the ablexteaded by any Commor
cial College in the country to graduates In ob
taining situations.
Students of the Colltgo.hamo all the advan
tages of the Seminary in regard to library, lit
erary societies, &a.
Tultiosefor the raider Busineas Course, $25.
Telegraphing in connection therewith, $lO,OO.
Telegraphintalorie, $25,00. Stationery for full
Business Course, $15,00. Board per week, EL
Send for Catalogae and specimens of Pen
manship. . Address S. S. Seasons,
- Prin. Wyoming Commercial College,
Sept. 23,1809. • Kingston, Pa.
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MELODEOBB.—
It always gives us plesumro to call the attention
of one readers to articles of real merit. In this
co nection, we advise our patrons who are about
to purchase a Piano, Organ or Melodeon, to call
at W. Drersucn t Co.'s Music Store, at Towan
da, before belying elsewhere, as the instruments
sold by W. D. t Co. are really the only Aeri
e/ass in every respect. The Decker Brothers,
-Ballet h. Ctimston, and Conrad Myers' Pianos
have now been -before the public for twenty
years and more. The Pelaubet h Co. and She-
finger Organs and Melodeons for sixteenyears.
All of them are known to be as near perfection
as it is possiblo.to make them, and are giving
the most entire satisfaction to all who harensed
them. Our priced are low, and will sell Pianos
friam $290 tos-$1,500; Organs from $BO to $1,000;
Melodeon' from $75 to MOO. Sheet Music, and
Instruction Books-for Pianos; Organs, Melo
deans, and Vio li ns, always en: hatteks---To those
who would like instruments from - other makers
not mentioned above, we say, give us our or
ders and you shall have them on short notice.
Recollect, ladies and gentlemen, that Professor
W. Dinneen has had experience for over twen
ty years in the above bushiest". Timing and re
pairing done, if wanted.
Those who hare waited so long for the eel°.
bested "Driellmarken Polka," may have it, now
at our Store for 62 cents per copy. It is a good
plow of music, besides having a collection of
49 foreign postage stamps printed on the out
aide. W. Drrrumit h Co.
J We the 'undersigned wish to
Invite the attention of a musical and Intellige nt Pub'
be to thole Imansments we sell. and sat the
lon
Pianos in Mb °country and Dame, with fall
Iron Franzen in which ail the stings mat upon wood
en hemings, and In which none of Me turning pins
go smatgli the ken plate. The great advantages
t e me gi b a r ity this arrangement are many ; a mom re
of tone, sweetness, great poises, equal
ty of tone, and of standing In tune better than say
Other Imam:mad now in use; Also are the thought.
fed and emended buyers of Organs and Melodeons
for home one, as well for Church and Sabbath School
=ettilnvited to examine our Instruments
lY r quality and quantal of tone are ensur
pamed.:- W. Drrnuen k -
" at Chamberlain's Jewelry Store.
F l rii!vs.77.7
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Bio.Pll..gi : : - . ' N i_iiiiii
' •
•
The largest sad most ootoplita at.
aorriasnl, of, goads in this line over
offered in T.:nand& is now being to.
oeived at
tumid = iaminw
We.,11 special ritentke our
Stock of
NEW AND BOYS'
FALL AND WENTE:II WEAR.
nearly canipriaing all kinds of
FINE AND HEM WORE
E=l
• 5r4;
r ,11= ii : . :
All the latest and roost popular
styles of
Lanni.
ilimsze4
'ad CELLDR2I64 Shoed'.
in Gnat, Fiench - snd Glove Kids
Serge,_,Calf or But
M all times Amatomera will find
our assortment of goods, unrivaled
in this market and the prises at the
lowest genres`
We offer in onr
TRUNK _DEPARTMENT.
an unusually attractive stock of
SARATOGA & FRENCH TRUNKS,
TRAVELING Brae, BaTtclus, &a.
PrT‘ '.n 7M.:V 7' lll7j:lrlM ' 7ll"
We call the attention of Homo-
men to our immense variety of
Carriage and Team Harness,
Saddleh, Bridles; Blankets,
Whips and Robes.
This department is directly over
our Shoe Store, and will at all times
be hilly stocked with all goals be
°aging to the Harness trade . . Any.
thing in the line will be made on
short notiee and by experienced BM
class workmen.
Oct. 13, 1869.
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL LIFE
INIRTIWICE cow Art 07 THU WOULD.
llls NArrainz
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
oi 11131
lINMD EITATES OF iUsiiiw:a.
Chartered by Rpectei Art at Congress,
Cash Capita!, - - • 11,000,000.
BILILICiI 0171C11, . . PiszrAnsarnu.
orricaßt,
INA=gra U. Manz. PkiDaSalplda. Proatent.
ter Coors, Mode*his. Chairman t*aiace awl
irseciattre Committee. •
MGM D. Coosa. Waal.logtock, Nire•tre*kleat.
Eatioucm W. Pram. Phtlado!phis. Seentary ers4
Ainuary.
FILAIICa G. Rums. M. D.. Philadelphia, Mak*
Diretior.
This Gaapany /mud /a th e aasi yaw al :SW eats.
tonco.
7.070 I'ULICIES.'
Itteuring over 19,210.000.000. The annual prenthuna
upon which amount to over 11TA0,000.0001
arrltli NATIONAL Wit INSURANCE COMPANS
tit the United Slates of America, affords unequalled
security to Its Policy holders. and combiner all the
advantages offered by other Companies. with several
peculiar to Halt Its wonderfulauccess prove* It to
be the most Impair We Insurance Cowan, to the
wad& with lbs public as well as with agents.
Applications fee Insurance orgfor Agencies can tm
ma& to the company direct, or io the following:
a. W. CLARK & CO.. Bankers.
es Ipo:sa Stroet, , Pbtla.
Omani Agents kir Ps. sad Bffldbau Not Jersey
IL a. io am. mansece.
N. C. ELMER & A. G. ItASON.ToyundA.
oda& Agegsto for Brod And county.
SOUTH SIDE OF MEROUIII3
antw BLOCK I
SION OF THE HIOTIVITI
CLONNEY A AMERY,
FASHIONABLE HATTIMS
And &den In
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURS,
BUFFALO AND FANCY BOHM,
GLONIN.
BILK HATS PERMTLY FITTBDIAWIIII
CLARK'S
AMERICAN HAT CONFOICHFa.
Towanda, Pa., 111. 1860„
TOWANDA. MEAT MARKET 1
°Tames. 17517 4YD cult&
Eaeb be abate eseemo.
The subscribers min hoop sasuollaagy so Imo4•
tall slack at
•
Ourria.% IPLA amp CLAM,
N wholesale end retell where ell rikrtiee an be ego
plied at resemble tit
: Also s redhead d
ceseeting of
MUT, POll unirrrox LAYBB, flAtleepri.
WEADCITUB; BOLOGNA. TALLOW. LARD. 111..
Mutat DM same? *oath at WrA Wear. lliaaati
Tworaa.la. Pa.
impll.oo-11m SHAW. =AIM 6 400.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.—Froni
the mial awe to awn on V 11417 night CM
1. one MUM NOM about a old. marke Lou
tight 'ldea neck with ea 11 a rmament
en shoulder and IL
m pg in M I MS to
laid mule ail be 7 awarded.
tome PROM
Wilkeediarte. Pe..' Oct. 1. 1190,
TEW. STOCK. COFFEES AND
J.. 1 pikes. it C. Ilk PATCH
MACKEREL - CODFISH, BLUE
Ties. ldrOdnaw Trout. Obreoes. Pickled beil
Itmoked &knelt. lluitte4 IlaMM.'s:La DOM But. le
LONG k MUMS
_
FLOUR.- - WHELt - T noun op , Codding, Russell & Co.
Ica des. RadealeM Mom .
laaa. Can Wed, - 1 .
laMesa.a, at •.
Millltols
Des. la. ea 12.14
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Oodd14;
Codding; Run ell Co.
Mos irroauk .
Dalai* HiedWitil l Stain,
110:4 be,
offer to %kits& and oonetunerktn
addition to the
n I 1;
*Mob b in aU respects equal to Imy
oil vela toftheiawket.*The oelebia-
ta '
DOWNER NON-EXPLOSIVE :OIL
which ►y actual fire "best was found
tho safest. oil among all mold in Now
York.
The contents of every barrel ere
actually measured into patent tight
barrPhil:«Tbil Oil willihurn longer
a,ndtehar i the wick leas than any oth
er OW.mada.
We ask sttentfon to onr stock of
1.: . a11,'L1l
HEATERS,-
RANGES,
We have the
AMERICAN BASE BURNER,
LIGHT HOUSE,
ALL BAB4BURNER ORIENTAL,
BABB BIIIISED nuitovato DRILINVZ
FAVORITE 'ANLi NATIONAL
We hate the vet 7 beet
COOKING_ STolrrs
iv yet 4-evdttoetl
THE A3IIMICAN
rasitztains 7:414. uosiiiion! as the inos
r,4•rfes•..4
F/liBT HIGH PRICED
STOVE in niarka
With the late Improwneinto
cosa be kept longer;than ill any other
*me. We also !ewe the
NATIONAL,
COSMOPOLTI'AN,
TRIBUNE,
STERI4NG,
ti
EMPEROR,
GOLDEN PRINCE,
SIINSMNA,
YOUNG AMEMICAN,
and many other pattema.rall excel'
ant, for their,respcctiye ?Aims.
Customers will always fltid; our
stock on'
SISICOND and THIRD FLOORS.
&OTIS DTLITEMID TO .INY DEPOT,
or bet up within the bore' Huai
FREE OF CHARGE.
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AtION7I I ,aI..V .
C01L)731 OF Iet.AIN 6 r. .5-1144imile - fiQUA Ur;
ToWMA,I%.
MU stock of Staple 'and rano, •
-
DRY GOODEiI.'
An elegatt lAaorbheaisOf
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER&
v-lii*riql Line of 6 -
GILT WALL PAPER.
CROCKERY_ AND GLASS:WARE,
In all styles—,own tmport;tion,
Full lino of
GROCERIES
!HELP AND EADDLPAY.IIAItD WADE. '
01..A58 AND NAILS.
CAEVItTS, OIL CLOTH AND MAITINGS
Au extra fitock et
CLOTILS: CASSIMEpES`,
,ItEADY3I).DE .CLOTHMG
BOOTS AND SHOES ;
All :Inds of LFATLIEIf A2vD filloE FLlDDiff£4.
HATS, CAPS, AND If3IIIRELLAS,
Trithks, Valises and, Traveling Lags,
PITS AND PAINTS, quality guaranteed. 'aml prima
below the general market. -
Jna received..lW dozen
ENT ‘: GEM " FRUIT JAR,.
AU glass, self scalMg, t!tmanufacturer's pricos
In fine, a stock of Goods in extent and variety un
equaled this Nide of Nee. York city. The public are
cordially fantod M calltand examine goods and prices.
: July I.ISCJ. MONTANYES. •
pA. .5: N.Y. (:.%N.11.; &
1.:1" PASSENtEII TRAINS,
t'outiarqu . .,t,n ; ; S4' :pt. 13, 1669.
=I
•
Leave Towanda at 7:od a.m., 4:00 mid 0:38 p.m.
ItPturniug, k•ave Waver:p at 8:40 - a.m., and 1.1:43,
-7:03 p.m.
TfILL WANG 1i0c711117/.4.
. •
I.Mwe Towanda... 9a) 1,.. .
Arrive Tunkhannack.... - 11:53 .4
" Pittston " 1:15 p.m.
Wilkes-Barre 1:45 "
Mauch Chunk ' ... 4:20 ' 4
• 44 Allentown . 5:45 44
44 Bethlehem .... ....... .. ...: : 6:00 44
..Easton62o' "
44. Philadelphia 8:25 "
" i Nuw York :. .. 2:25 "
:
Dine at Pittston.
1:13133212
Leave New roik. • G:53 a.m
Philadelphia.-- - ' - - 7:43
•• Easton ' 10:00 "
-.. Bethlehem' —10:30
•
Allentown 10:45 ••
e. " Manch Chunk 12:00 m.
White Ilaren . 1:32 p.m
" • Wilkes-Barre 2:30 ••
" Pittston ' 3:10 "
-
Tan.khannmit 4:21 "
Arrivo Tuumnda 1 0:31 'a
' Dine at Il t i:le Breen.
•
Passengers' for flarr.shurg And Pittsburg 'frill
change earn at Allentown. liar, tame for !supper and
take the Through , Pant :Express, with a:coping earn
attuchell. at 3:40 saint: UVOiling. .
JOHN, P. COX.
—_ - - r
Suwrintendeut.
---- '
EIZIE RAILWAY
1300 3flLEb. UNDER '• gOO MILES WITHOUT
n.lsx WAIIMIE3fRNT. C . 71/M3ll Or COACIIEK.
UHOAD GUM p: DOUBLE TRACK
CI.EVF2,AND, Tame), DETHOIT. CHICAGO,
DILLWATENER TAITL. OMAHA.
And all po'att. au.l Nortmeat.
• mr..kNornra.n, (111120.1 C. lIIIDASA, •
LIAITON, CINCINNATI; HYDIANAPOLIS,
LOULSVILLE., ST. LOUIS,'
Anil till pointriSmth and Sontbweet.
Ntiir Ann ntrnovra, COACHES AIM BITS =Boron
z.irFt
WITHOUT (MANGE TO DOM . BtTYLLO. D.
KIEE. CLEVELAND AND Ctsertnt
On an after llonday..l.4at 30. 18439, trains Will
team 'Waverly at about t'i ...following hours. yis':
GOING WEST
4:25 a.m.. NIGHT EXI'IIr,SS (Mondays exceptedilor
IlOchest?.r. Buffalo, Duiddrk, Cleveland and Cin
cinnati. connecting with the Lake Shore and Grand
Trunk Railways at Buffalo, Dunkirk and Cleveland
for the West, and at Cincinnati with the Ohio and
Mississippi Railway for the South and Southwest;
also at Emit% for Canandaigua, also foa
Wißlailua
port, and alters - 411g for Blossburg.
4:50 a.m.,—NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Rochester,
Buffalo, Dunkirk, -Cleveland and Cincinnati, mak
lug direct connection . with trains of the Grand
Trunk and Lake S hore Railways at Buffalo, Dun
kirk and Cleveland for all points West, and at Cin
cinnati with the Oldo - and Mississippi Railway for
the South and SouthwiA ; also at Elmira for Can
antbMmat. at Corning for Bless - nig. =
This train makes a difect daily connection
With all lines to the West and Southwest, and is pro
vided with the hew and improved day and night
Coaches peculiar to the Broad Gunge, running thro'
to-Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland and
Cin
cinnati, and thus forming the ONLY DAILY LINE
from New York to Cinainnzli and the Sonthwest, run
n:ng through 800 miles without change.
B:2s crn.—ILLIL =AEC. Sundays excepted. for
Buffalo and Dunkirk.
5 : 33 p.m.-4311RA ALC(ACSODATION. Sundays
ex.eulJteit.
9:41 p.m.—FIX. MAIL Sundays excepted. forllluf
.
Salo, Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting with trains'
for the West. A Sleeping Coach is attached to this
train at New York, running through to Meadville.
&Sleeping Coach is also attsclu?l at Suaprohanna,
running through td Buffalo. •
'9:10 a.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
p.m. - -E31:10I11.147 TRAIN, daily for the West:
GOING EARL
1 . :19 ' , tn.-1410E11' =TRESS, Sundays excepted,
connecting at New York with afternoon trains and
steamers for Boston and New England cities; also
connects at Binghamton for Allatozr; at Middle
town-for Unionville, and at Gbaben for Montgom
,
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train from
lo to New York.
:49 ..In..—CMCMNATI =PREM. Mondays ex
cepted, connecting for lthaca;" at Binghamton for
'Syracuse and Albany: at Great Bend fat Scranton;
atEirqcomt for Newburg and Warwick, and at
Jersey City Val afternoon end evening trains of
New Jersey llrdirosd for Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train from Mead
vele to-New York.. -
8:38 a.m..—BINGHAMTON ACCOMMODATION
Sundays. excepted. " .
1217 pan.—DAY VORIS& Sundays excepted. oon•
netting at Middletown for Unionville, and at Jere .
seyCitywithmlthdgltexpress train. of Now Jer
sey Railroad for PhWelphia. •
Nowand improved Drawing• Boom Coaches worn
pspy this train from Inifillo to New York:
I.2I n Iar.—AOOOIIMODATION TRAIN, daily. con.
tg o
at Owego for Ithaca.
6:40 p.m.—N.Y. MAIL. Sundays excepted.
0:06 p.m.—LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, connect
ing at Paterson for 'Newark ; at Jetmy City with
Morning Rspreen Train of New Jersey Hulraq for
Haittmoresnd Washington • and at New York Wtth
orning &sprees train for Hosion and New England
Sleeping Caliches aeOmtpariy this train through to -
Now York. -
4;45 p.I6.INAT •ruscarr, fiundays excepted.
A nrrised and oomete Pocket 'Time Table"
ofllll.. Passenger Trani on th e Erie Railway nod eon
neetimt ea, has reeently•been published, and an
be premed on application to ilo Ticket Agent of
Ihs Oirepany.
M. RIDDLE.. •
Gen'l Supt.
rtRISANI3 COURT SALE. —lnt_
x...r luta. id in ardor lamed out alt
CCoast of startedecanU o e
at th e tenth of
m at
. wUt lOU at talhkiele on the pritother. 012
PAT. It 10. et two Odell; 1 6 la'
!thin* deathbed Yd. piece 9R sweet d Odd. *ado
at akethithat, hothead to taken
at litothystas
stake tssd thaw en line d laud Upson" Ste
vens In the cadre of, the bigbwq leading Oros Ste
vannillii to Tssarthre; and bathe - also a earths el
Adam Snider; troth thence on the Use et Adele fey.
dea+norlh;4s degrees east 114 perdue to ..pod;
Adios south 26 -Open that SO perches to • pad;
thence Alleas end Si to. the Une of Bohm and
0 It theyedf land ; ' them:eon. the line of the stall
Steeensaoath Nye degree. tad U 11 . 4*C6- 60 . $
post center id lands at Sethasiddand; MEW math
SO degrees wad 1113 melee toe rode fair • career on
of lands ot Sheens ;WSW, an the ill*
of Mid eonipanp north 011 wed 42 4-10 per.
s Una at lyres dear thenceouch!» Un• of did Sienna land salt ST
wed SO perches to the piths dbislnsdnr 12n 41 =
Ids SO math and US perches j medadas thethoth ti
of the standing pith amber tor the booth of Adult
BaI &KS--160 to be Peld when the=
'track down. and it of the balance on
and the balance in di months with Intend.
oeUth • BURTON 102311111 T,
0, •:
iiRPHANEr COURT BALE=--BY
'MAO of en order lamed out of the Orphans'
Coint of Bradford county. the undershgned, execu
tor of the estate of GEORGE 1111.22. deceased. sill
expose at public isle on the premises, on FRIDAY.
2W!.l9tb. 1862. at 9 o'clock p. ea., the following be
-scribed lot plower wed of land. altrode In Wys•
hosing twm„ bounded as follows, to wit: North by
lands 8..&x; mat by W. D. Ruff; soutliby-Y. Mee.
and treat by the Susquehanna river. Containing 40
ecru ce thereabouts. about 25 acne thereof MO - 11
framed dwelphoine. framed ben. and young
orchard of ' and peach trees thereon.
TEM-. 100 to be paid when proper 4T is struck
down: 2500 on confirmation of We and She Wanes
with Interest front confirmation within_ one year
thereafter. - - JAWEG A. MUM
Oct. 14. 1009. Executor
ORPHANS' COURT SALE-BY
srlrtne of an order tuned out'of the =
Court of Bradford
acuity. the undersigned
Oaks of the estate of l'aostAs visor. doeftlied.
will expose at public eale on the premises. on FRI
DAY, NOV. 101h.1862, at 2 o'clock p. m., the follow- -
ins deseribeil piece or parcel of land situate in
Sbasheinfin tommahlp. and bounded as follow.:
North by lands of Joel Halite; cut by Charles H. 'A
Shepard; south by Sabin Itrunclidge: and west by
the public highway. Containing 12 acres more or
less, excepting 6 acres bounded as follow,: Begin
ning at • corner on cut aide of highisty running
through Sheshennin Valley ; thencer hn easterly
course along Mrs. Brandidge's land 63 5-10 perches
te, a corner; thence a northerly course along Charier
H. Shepard's tine 10 rods and two links ; thence
westerly to place of beginning.
TEBMS—SIOO to be paid on the property being
struck down, the residue $3OO on, the confirmation
of sale. and the residue in one year from confirma
tion, with interest from confirmation.
Oct. It
ORPHANS' COURT. SALE.—BI 7
,virtue of an order issued out of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford county, the .ieneentinee eiaaa
Or of the estate of BENJ. J. HOAGLAND. deems.
ed. will thee
at public sale on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOV. 19th, 1869 , at 2 o'clock p.m., the fol.
lowing described lot. piece or parcel of land, situate
In' eßoy township, bounded aslollows: :Beginning
M a post.on the bank of Towanda Creek '
• thence
south 167 perches on line of P . P. - to 11.-Wil
cox.'s corrglr; thence west 3454 perches to a - stake •
thencemorth 167 perches to Towanda Creek; these s
down said creel 34% pereb6t to place of beginning.
Containing 34% acres more or less.
•
ALSO-.-One other lot, piece of land, situate In said
township. bounded aa follows : - Beginning at the
sontb.west corner of the Cranmer mow &Mader)
lot; thence by the north line 687% degrees east 110
3-10 perches to south-west corner of lot No. sq
thence by tho west line of said lot north 2 degrees
- eset. 130 340 perches; thence north 87,54, deg. west
100 perches to the north-east corner of lot No. 4:
thence by the cast side of the same north deg.
west 3 310 perches to the tine of c. L. Ward's land;
thence by the same south 2 degrees 13 4-10 perches
to the place of
. beginning. Containing 81 screw and
120 perches. ,
.TEEMS—SISI3 to be paid on day of sale; $5OO on
'confirmation of sale. and the balance In one and two
.ycare tlibeeafter , with interest from confirmatioa of
sale. "' IIEIIBEN STONE. "
Oct. 14. 4869. • Executor."
A lIDITOR'S NOTICE. Charles
..Cl. Densmore rt. Louisa Durfey.—No, 531. Septem
ber term. 1567, In the Court of Commorr.Pless of
Bradford bounty.'
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by' said
Court to distribute moneys in the hands of the Sheriff
arising from Sheriff's sale of defendant. personal
property, will attend to the duties of said appoint.
ment at his odice in the Borough of Tsunoda on
FRIDAY the 6th day of NOVEMBER. 1869., at 2
. o".
clock p, m., at which time and place all persons hay f
ing claims to said money are required to pro dent the
same or be debarred from coming in upon said fund.
EMERY MEET.
oct.
1: 1 7 XE C 1.7 '1 () IN () ICE. -
A.Str.l th I! all lemon. ittiltlA t d
to tht , e, tat , 0: tia . .vrrl, Ban FV, lit. of TfrCof lay., I
twp., deccurd. are rep:e,4.3tl to mak , !linuimllate pa.. •
meat, and al: ',tram,. haviag rlatus galnst aitl.l
rw
ttte mturtt . th.. .1a!: • :E-entical.rl fur
at Int; t.
Oct ii, 4.9
E' Ec UT 0 lI'S - 7.: 0 T ICE.—
t. Letrby giveit t. t !eruct:LA indt•Lted
to Mr. e.t.t, of llza.c.•.t K. t.Nr. latd of Gran%ille
t-Ap.:,:eceamel. are mere t t • mato Immediate
payloent, Ind all per,oLo , ha. Itt.; atima against said
milmt duly 1, thentlrate for At ttle- '
n.eLt. , Li MAN PI;TSA3I.
O. t. i) !so). Exert . tor.
A DMINISTPITOR:B NOTICE:—
Notac is hereby given that sll persons indebt
ed to the estate of JAMES CAMPBELL. deed, late
Litchfield township. are requested to wake immedi
ate payment, and all persons basing elalmtagainst
said estate must present them duly authenticated for.
settlement. WM. cekustr.t.
• Adstiaistrafor.
ExEcuToß's NOTICE.
Notice is hereby Oven that all persona Indebt
ed to the estate of D. L. ROBY late of Granville.
deceased. are minuted to make immediate payment.
and all persona haring claims against add estate must
prescatt them Mei trathenticated for settlement.
641, 30, 1869
ATMJUAB.LE FARM FOR SALE
•
The subscribers offer for sale their Farm: situated
iu Sheshequin township, about mile from Valley
Howie. and about one mile from. the Depot of the
Pa. E.: N.Y. RR: Co. at Ulster.. Contat 153 acres.
103 acres improved, with one large dwellinghouse
and one tenant house, large barn 30:80 feet with
good stable and cellar under the whobrof it, trams
corn-bonne and granery, together with a thrifty
young orchard of chciee fruit. tree, in good bearing
thereon. Plenty of good spring water at both house
and barn. The farm is well adapted for either grain
rair-Ing or for . dairy purposes. It is in a good - state
of improvement and, will be. sold on- reasonable
terms. For further particulare enquire of the snb•
scriber on the premises.
CLINTON and DA.IIIEL GORE.
81..81:Nato, Pa., Oct. 13th, 1868—tff
A
'VALUABLE. DAIRY PARR
- ron sAix..—The sulnalribers offer forsale their
One Dairy Farm, situated two milts east of Green
wnod. McHenry Co.. Illinois.. Said farm contains
three hundred and twenty acres choice land, describ
ed as follows : 160.scres choice timbered:loo acres
meadow, and 60 acres under the plow. Good dwel
llng-bouso sad outbuildings, large cattle barn WA%
and good horse barn. The finest living springs in
the country. running through a commodious spring. ,
house. Is capable of keeping 75 cows, and is only
13; miles from Abbott's Cheese Factory. • Terms one.
half cash, balance in easy payments at 6 per cent. in.
terest. References—H. 711. Oceanid. U.S. McHenry,
Greenwood, McHenry Co.: Itl., or F. S. Ayer, Sheahe.
coin. F. 8. AYER.
MayB, 1869—tf. - IL 8. AIMS.
FARM FOR SALE EN CANTON.
The subscriber offers for sale Ms firm in Can
ton. containing about eighty.six acres, mime' seventy .
improved. The improvements are one dwelling.
house, one barn, one milk-house, one sawmill in
good running order, with 12-horsc portable engine
capable of running mill ; it can also be run by water
a portion of the year. Connected with the rune. all
the tierce; wary makhincry for reannfactming wagon
hubs, in goiad order. There is also • thrifty young
apple orchard on the premises, and other fruit trees
around the house. The farm is located about twia ,
miles from Cartlon village. and within one hundred
rods of the Williamsport k Elmira .R.B. For terms,
call on C. Stockirell, at Canton, or the subscriber on
the premised. ANDREW WEER.
May 9. 1869.
FOR SALE.—A FARM, SITUATE
to Burlington township, near the Overshot
Mill. containing 27 acres. 41 improved, good build.
Inge, plousantly situated, a good orchard of fruit
trees: The whole ie under • good slate of- cultiva
tion. Foepartleulars, enquire of •Bzwitaim Hamm.
on the premises. Sept. 15. 11369-2 t.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
C IPITAL
Stnrtus Irom
Tills Bank offers UNUSUAL FACILITIES for the
transaction of a • -
GENERAL BANKING,BUSINESS.
ECTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS ACCORDM TO
ADMEN:M.
srEctu. eau! orm To TUT Courcnox or Nom
aro CIIECILIS.
Parties wialdng'to ISM =err to any -part of the
United States, England, trebindAteotland, or the On
dpal cities and towns of Europe, can here meottre
drafts for that purpose. '
To - or from the old country, by beststomner or mil
in linos, always on band.
Feuturs simorairr omi 1S arm= luns
Highest rritypaic . tfor as Bond/. Gold and Silver
E. H. MUTH, Piesident. , .
TawandA. Jane 24,15G2. Cashier
IVOTICE.—AII persons ate caution
ed not to negotisde for any of the following
notes,-lost by the undersigned timing the month of
July, hi Albany township : One note wind Opal".
Terry. for $43. given about the middle of June t one
against John Teetee, for $l2. given the 11th of inns.
andone against Alias E. Bailey and— awl, for lg..
given about Jute IA and due In 30 days. •
. Albany. 5ept,111,,4197.3te . P. 'MUM
YOKE OF OXEN,
°Balm bag Bine. niatebee
jalra
and deMe,inavery Mr' Aber fpr brining or
lutnbertrig., , Moo • pair Colts, two years old brat .
Spring. Itessoruible credit will be siren. Can be
seen at David Patty's, tn - North Towanda. ' Inquire.
of Mr. ButkKgr E. T. Vox. Sort t, iscip—st
D RIED VRITIT OF . ALL KINDS
• COWZLL VILA
NS it. R. BARB.
Gene! PiLmter Ar.'t
It laggr. I-.,...,--
M;;LUuli
l:ildratar BNYDra.
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Eno:dare
C. DMINIEION BOSH
C. W. CHU}WEILL.
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