7 ,A - ra
*OCAL AND GENERAL:I., •
MOM=
Wevrii)kosedtei notiodrial
perintendent poi is swats% obi again.
.
spir.F. &Zama "d :r etiseHeirgra4,
i eanciioii Tex Paper,—
Eli Ors hay a femele Fire
16030 k. Lehigh MIL' C a
hale panellised the telegraph between tbii
plioe ind,Vateettr:'
b. Gitc;.l": Mina 'his' jeist, ieceiv
,d s ton ot Telasurrior chewing tobillhici t i
he is offering at maned prices. Call and try I
gar We are informed that the new
Ronan Catholic cher* b this phice, will be
~petted for pshlieworstiip as Bandy, Dee. 12.
sir We omitted to notice last week
that we we= indebted io,,Torrii E. Fon for the
report of Yr. Corrres address width appeared
ter iei. E. P. 11 - 66110 ND and wife
pshi Towanda a eying visit of Tuesday last
no! were on, their way to Cindinati, where
they are to 'pewit tharwinter. : •
stir Every or two iiiiiebre
letters for publication without the name of the
author. Bnehremmounieationa always find their
ray _to the waste-paper basket.
WT A new poit-oface has been es- .
tablishad in Wyaltming.township, on the line of
the railroad, called " floaters Perry,• and J. V.
N. Bass appointed postmaster.
ss_ The RarosTEa has been delay
.-veral days in conkquerteo of an accident
to the Pm's, requiring a now piece which had
to t h e ordered from the city.
itvir There are 342 whisky shops in
:•ernutun. What s thirsty crowd live there to
..ure. A spacial tax of 125 each is levied on
hisoctstickera, which amounts to 18,550.
oil- Levi Wnrs has commenced
running a Public Hack for the acommtodaticm
the people of this place. 'He has a good team
and a comfortable carriage: He should be pat•
rnn' red. 7's
age The hotels in this ph are all
r•""drd. The two principal houses have been
,•,m•:rned to refuse applicator= for
_permanent
I.?anters in order to accommodate transient
MEM=
Da.. We are. informed that Prof:
Y. Aluatia, the-lightning calculator. will "gait
tag plsce again in a few da y s, for the purixeof
1 gl% ing leonons. He has naCt with great sue
eetor iu Ithaca, Owego, ; Waverly, and other
ite,..Lost, on Wednesday the 24th
~.! William street, a gold and hair Breast
-1,14 t,art Ehaped.. The finder will be liberally
rt traml on leafing the same at McCAnn
offir(
PO" Our " Wyckoff "is now corn
and girea general satisfaction. The cony
, rai , ra, Messrs. Ifpnatian k CLARKE, under
.!.,(l their '"his.,7 and we recommend them to
' , laces in want of good streets
JI.E. CHURCH BiNExTr.—The ladies
of tho H.E. Church of Towanda din.
nor and gripper •t the Church Parlors during
the meek beginning Tuesday, Dec. 7. The pub
t. raiatla incited. By order of the Corn.
M.. F. J. CAisias has purchased
,tPrNst of his partner, Mr. Danz" in the
~4; store and News Room, and wiil hereafter
n-014;vt the bnainess alone. Mr. C. is an ener
g. hr tinsineas man, and we have no doubt will
with abundant success.
We are pleased to notice that
..1 friend, WILLIAM M. Trursrow, wh6 has
' • • •••j•wreiug in California for the past year,
captured by a lovely young lady of
G. , 41,..n State. We tender him our hearty
. .•naatims, eimpled with the sincere wish
. wedded life may be happy and pros.
' Photographs.of the Ete.nial
was the title of a very elaborate ind in
• musing lecture delivered by Rev. C. W. 13Es-
Err. of the M.E. Church, on-Wednesday eN'en
-1:.,z. At. Those Who were fortunate enough to
p onjoyedi rich treat. The lecture
, c•molusirely that hir. Ilmrcrr was not
his visit in Europe. It displays a
I.z, of Borne, which must have required
s. patient research to' acquire.
PLILSONAL. --Hon. G. A. Gamy Was
Au on Tnenday. He was looking welL
'i•nas,,, President of the First National
, f Danville, is visiting with friends in town.
revival meetings at tlu Baptist chnrch
F.ld. 31At.t.oer preaches
• geveral persons have a:ready
and many others are manifeat
'• feeling.
hide. licarra will leave for Washington
also startr fur the National
c: I. al to•ila:-.
W. S. VINCENT, caritier allicaorrtes Bank,
, appoiuted Notary Publiefor this place.
H. %Li: talk.• a good oliker.
W T. Insuor, Eat.„ of this place, delivered
h etnre in the city of Harrisburg
- nit. newly elected 'couut,y offs
' • r!. upon their duties on Wednesday
•
In the Prothonotary's office there is
• as Mr. Tnosata was re-elected. It
• • t amiss, however, to state that the
••..: , 4 his fellow-t: in selecting him
I .f the most important offices in .the
f. , r s ..teund term, has not puffed him
that men haring business in that office,
and the sante courteous and obliging gen
a that has been there fur the past three
4-- We are also pleasctl to state that his
- 4 anti c•mme tent deputy, Mr. CHAIM.,
L.., tamed.
li
the Sheriff's office. J. r. VAN' Fterr, who
Li. Ise•me well acquainted with the people of
~ ...unty during the past six years, while itet. ,
iv, as deputy sheriff, becomes principal. That
h. tell bu , tain in his new rositien the populari
ty which he has gained, no tine acquainted With
tsu. furs moment duutt. lie is most em
ehati. one. of the people. and will prove , a
v , ptalsr and e.tlcient official. We hope the
.n , tiunients the office .may prove equal. to
ht. lutliuni.
:cut. iit...u.r.tico takes charge of the Regis,
other, and will give it his personal atten
' Mr. lit-trinixo, although inexperienced,
the elruteuts of a popular official, and
sono lovomelamiliar with the routine of
..tee. Ile i ..i.e wort energetic and
se; young men in theAteinddican party; and
`tt ioubt cot will, eu the cilleharge of the orier
..„ and resls..nsible duties of the Register's of make hosts of liieeds.
J. X. Csurr, who Lai Leen employed. in the
•'tree for the paa•t two or three years, will atilt
e..o:inu e to let as Deputy Register and Recor
der. Mr. u. has acted wisely in this,
;ALM is thoroughly posted in the business'. of
.'tee, and at the same time his legal educe-
Lou renders him invaluable in such a potation.
he retiring officials, Gen. Mantis. and Mr.
( turns, are entitled to tLe respect and cord- .
de: A e of the peopl e for the way in - which they
hat, dwharged their duties dating the past
thr, q•atl4
'DEA: S. T. DEeszx is receiving ,
urge supply of all kinds of Furniture, whir.... hiao
.4-1 1....11 as cheap as the cheapen. He is ens
lilt:l to purchass and mime:ann._ in a COIMLIVIC:
'hat deftca. competition. All those in want LL
aLythipg in his line, cannot do better than by
0 - mir him a call. nearly opposite the Moans
Herm,.
' —7O I fat*
,t, —,- ;i 1i,..7 &Willi) P .
Wilbougrali. won* bp
ri -billtd%t ii ittterielawbo t t 4 ace.. ; ,,. * •
be aatialled; yet pew,. p, it may be well 1 11 r
tbe followin g : - - . , •
been placed nOtiiiis Ceiliio •
been placed Upon a new foundation. Ttas • •
re ?
ham been tali' dir am 1011104;11 lbw .
Tito,i4o4i9Ps.uPrkibiti, OK Wilding: will
rtfai.n. 4 il) r.t.g 1 9.FreCte!le , re. ,
Ug, , '''_: " : :' ' ' ""-,:'' ':i'L
4 wit liatirii ii; reedit', kii4sti - 14..,
iwitirij_lakihitapilkir44,o2 . lol44l*ZrAit
Ariausguirailingi!, 1_,..i m... - A Via: 1.1.5.11 4 heitt
• - - inte Baptista and of*ignle:
neatly repainted and re-forisielted their niedi
inplwasain.l. ) , ~t • • ..; , ~''. .-.- 11 , 1 f
EMS
The Christian meeting-house at Williamlain
wasiledkaated itiOnt a Week' On*
Moat? ltititt* *nal, URI* Nikita 'Usk
Monday for the bunting of Clinton
coin* Ps: " "
Bey. H. Asxmosra:eloised -his fall tenp of
school. at *mouton last`, Wainewliart nis
school has been successful and Ids work well
done.
]fist Mau Bvl 'closed her 'select scheol
at West Franklin inhost time since.
• A't• .ut 1 !".. •••• / PP! , ,
lituaipa r .-7.4 solect ..school at
Iferrick.cleacd on the \ hist., alder a plea-,
sant and =coma!' term, daritivriiichnotldng
"trinuiplicid to mar the - go id feeling' tilieh had
enlisted in the acheol, grades the last day, ',kit
WWI Caine Watene , at their iturnher; Miss if AV
taa Ova:Krim, after a Om days'„ilhress, had
been ersideittr' taken sway. The Atnexpected
death of one so modest and-Ali:team:doing, the
hope of her Meted parents, *as deeply felt by
the entire school:
-.As they were &
-- bolt lobe dismissed, one of
thelsolies mac nia c in behalf of the active!, as
a token of rival, presented the Lacher with
a "(Min Safety•Chale," ame
propitiate miriade, in which she spoke id . - "the
chain of lore which had existed in the school
and bound than
,togethero. link of which had
not until, this miming been broken...!
bin • lied
The e sermon was , preached by Mr.
Lunar, on Sunday, to a large and attentive
audience Of &binds and ni:ighbors. The iebeei
attended in a body and .followed their, seho.cd
mate to her but , rating-place. in',.the chitrcb
lard, each wesurinir a badge af =epeeist carry=
ing a Ridge eN..il,icen,,which they tossed is
the grave as they passed in regular procession,
after which an 'appropriate piece was sung and
the assembly dismissed . The !cops! was Tery
lizi praiiive • inicirill long
Nor. 20, 18G9.:: , 03wasvia*
.Cmtiks. - -Mr. Editor: Asi" r lizzAT"
seems to be rather irreg,ular in bending ciim
mlibicatiGns and sometimes failing to report
the most important news of the day, I bare
concluded to " work up some local."
Though the wind razed BAILEVM "omoke
stack ".a few dayi since, he has raised it again,
and it may be seen puffing away as usual. •
- The merchants in town made arrangements
to shut up their places of business on -Thum !
day last, but, accidentally, of course, the back
doors were left open.
It is rumored thorn town that live educe
tionalrmm from New York spent a • day in.our
town last week, and atter an hour's conversa
tion with H. N. Wikuans, Esq., came to the
same conclusion that all of the friends of edu
cation and progress iu our town came to long
11/1106 that is, that it really does a rerson good
to converse with such a wide-awake worker in
the interests of education.
Some of our young men are making prepara
tions to open a theater about Christmas.
Prof. FoWLE.II, of Albany, N.Y., is giving in
struction in the art of penmanship to a large
and appreciative class. Ha offers it tWenty &l
iar prize to the one making the greatest im
provement.
Pnasz Wool', the master workman on the
now school-house, lost a largo share of his house:
hold furniture and goods by the fire at Elmira
a week ago.
We notice several improvements in the way
of dwelling-houses on Sullivan street. On Un
ion street, M. P. LEVIS 's
completing a good
substantial dwelling-honse: ILe ,deal-house
on the corner of Union auil Division streets is
receiving its steeple: which pr•mlis, s to make a
fine appearance. Der.
Noe.lo, 18139.
Tuscasoas.—Spring Hill held its
first Thanksgiving Nov. 18, at the ME. church.
Revs. 3. B. Eicsavra and P. It. Tdwmaaddressed
the people, after which both paabirs andpeople
addressed themaelves—wiih thankful hesita—
te "garden auaw and chicken-pie. Turkey.
are in the habit of roosting high with us.
I see the "ELDER " takes "limn" to do- for
coming down rather "hash" on Slonroeton sins
and follies. We confess there is a temptation
to "bit off," especially when ono has a capital
cilium, and in striking at the sin it is some
times necessary to hit the shiner. Lot us omit
personalities as far as possible.
Some weeks since "Jo. CUMMINS," of Wells,
informed us that "Waterfalls were worn killing
ly large." With us they are considerably "flat
tened out" of late, somewhat resembling •
pumpkin that has passed through its dozenth
freeze and thaw. We Mid that the word " wa
terfall" is a corruption of " What-a-fool." A
correspondent of our Spring Hill paper, when
tills exclusively feminine bump was in the heighth
of its glory, spoke of it thusly : "A fashionable
hello presented herself at the counter of a Wya
lusing store the other day, havi4g two heads on
exactly alike in size. One was , placed just be
hind the other, the hinder out dressed in mourn
ing. We thought of the Wet. • A double mind
ed man is unstable in all'his a aye.' We cotildn't
recall any about a double 'bladed woman. Af
ter i hilosolliizing upon tu • sol.icot for 24
hours, we arrived at the folios, .1)g conclusions:
Ist. This`second ' head iirrangeonei, i for the fe
male race is nu irupio ement upon the original
plan of nature, btwutuie our head is more than
every woman keeps neat and tasty. , 2dly. Tt. is
not iec:essary to contain a portion of the brain,
as those who have the most brain to carry have
the least mania fbr this secondary appendage.
3dly. It is contrary' to physiology, because such
an enormous burden unduly Ozhausts tht physi
cal system, and opposed to Natural Philosophy
inasmuch" as the weight projects outside the
center of gravity." Surely woman, now-adays,
is "fearfully and wonderfilly made."
We come now to speak of a new temperance
organization in Tuscarora, under the leader
ship of our old friend, N. J. Cooswzm.,
Although this is a recent organization it has a
membership of two hundred, mostly youth, and
children of the Sabbath-school. Train up
child in the way of temperance and he is not
likely to backslide. The Doctor is doing a good
work in the temperance cause, and we are sure
the readers of the Ithronvan would be Interest
ed if the Doctor would give us the plan, aim
and success of this juvenile society, Let us
hoar from hint.. By the way, the Doctor has
for equals as a temperance lecturer, and these
neighborhoods la need of a "Worse cannot
do better than to secure his services.
We are aware, Mr. Editor, that your time is
occupied filly with your duties as Editor and
P.M., and therefore suggest drat some one Toll
unteer to act as " aid" en your staff in the "la.
cal" of your town. Ft.r caarurle, give the his:
tory of the " Wyckoff" ravemcnt, tell us how
many "cans ". or fruit jars have been Old
through the •• firms" of our county twat/ the
past amazon, and what arc the chief ovulations
now and then. dome of "we rurals", scarcely:
visit your city twice a year. and what is com
monplace to you "news" to us. And having
come to site bottom of the page, wt "dry up"
for the preseht. - Aunts 121. - ra.
Nor. 27, 1869.
The man who fights- success
fully the battle of, humanity against any form
of wrong, cruelty, or oppression, deserves a .
niche in the term lc of fame ; but auch' at
is deservaluone the less by many another-who
fought just as bravely, but, failing to scale the
citadel, has Men unnoticed into the trench be.'
low. The world echoes tho praises of the vie
tor in arts and rrme. One-day' we shall open
our eyes upon the kng procession of- herces
who gained no victorice, but rtruggled with un
availing courage until, overirheimed by Fate,.
they paved the.way for more fortunate feet with
thek bones. • In the meanthne let in all mike
the best of oar opportunities, and the bearop.
porttinity presented in: this section k 6 that, of
buying our Hits. Caps, Plink Ate., at like . Store
of Cuttorzr Annoy, who deal a:chi:key
in this lice of goods, and ain thisnueldpl-#t
*el:letter induce:tie:di than ether . eitabl.4-
mania. WI and examine their stock, aortal
side Illnotra's now bine4. •
Apr WetisbactWitalicnring jit*
&miaow kruf f thitraififfr written from this
plane to the Oiler (DelaWaraCol Reptiblicai. -
TalOrtitar recently spent j i"everal days here i t
- the twonty a4of Bradford ecrini
widely Worn es We the 40m4. of tho .
„ fienate his e nenae llamior to
as oWir m umo the 'ffa iminate t
ofids emaltry i tory—a Soleil*
—but a noblerjichlfttment that Of
a_ Russo the asflit,i,
I ff torte°.
a,
MI. Hum= it 1' h a gut
cAi, whoiL the auk- . tit! dieted
ti to buster wi the r% °SUM their
tiemplunent midair oatcake:for itielL It
m =lr e t°
= lsi
taco . 8. itintcon,,n af
sedate& Mucus, who infirconnectedirith Olp
mid operations in the WOW* iaMkr: "His
;Wen death—as it was Inn moment While lb
aPParentli good health--Xbout three-months
stage, at riturton, is jui affliction to a bereaved
Way, such u word,' are fain to describe." To
know him waste know ane of naturdit rioble
nrat—Tan earnest Cluistii4, -. identified ,lei bust
tiesi with matters pertaining to the ma=
of Towanda, it is no mere Onsnonplace ram
to say he was universalliz beloved. Another
brother, M. C. Mamma, Esq.,-is equally prom
neat, and is 'lM :l enasin - r e hanking . and
other Ismineur - • Ike/40M
Swig° of Ihht 'hi reitidef imi.
There is more.
thin AbeitatitpreerzumiPtPe
ions having a taste 'for literat u re—many, gen
tlemen possess good libraries, mid some _espeo
ially large, or _whom Amy bir.nrimtletsed C. L.
Waal", Req. - Ma .004,Chraineorlk Mama—the
former e ekaan't It:prole* unrivalled in
, the i n t breurattiliN—ThlfflkoaT is s snag
.““cest olrvetearleinginanythonsands of vol
umes, fUlumena spacious, room and suites of
mailer rooms, wittplleslei, alcoves, boudoir*,
elegant anitcosy—setnes of book cues ire till- -
ed to overflowing. - The !Unfit faridture ken*
displayed is gathered from the Arlin of work
men of all igei and climes. Ina recess may
be seen; shi erect, a - knight of the days,
of Maria Cenr-de.aion ; . yet, as
y p t e if:lro l inoser, it is not a real being, buts com
plete snit - of heavy armor in Which. once stood
a stalwart warrior, Here are curious and an
cient weapons of war,' tastily arranged upon the
walls, telling of the - deadly' , hand-to-band con
flicts of the olden time. ,-.lkautdul piotures; ele
gant frescoes. rich 'Weed ,glass , windows, su-,
thrh eting, flowers. growing in vane, and a
ousandexquisite things thata ten nunuteir.
survey of could not taker% but oulygave a long
ing to the writer, that he may see, more of them
at a future visit. , ..- .. -•
-In proportion to population there also is ati
unusual numbeint comfortable maasib spin
rounded with pleai.ant grounds and shruMM
sorim resideuces tire tputo elegant, The town
is btiiit along the slope that rises 'gently frorn
the west bank of the river. It extends a nide in
letigth;,antl the sierr of Melton trom - Uie oppci
site bank of th'e river, about three hundred
yards across, is quite picturesque. Main street,
near the river, is the most important business
street. Some remarkably tine stores' are here
seen ; there is nothing to equal them in either
Chester or Delaware county; and more are in
rapid process of building, Tliabandsorne store
of COLIMA; & Do.' 'timid not be out of
place on Third street, Philadelphia, and the dry
goods establishment of Powara..dc CO. 401411,d0
credit to it lisrmycitY; there ere several blocks
of fine business structures just finished: There
are less than four thousand inhabitants, • but
large business centre here, as- there is not a
town within fifty miles imtida State, that is even
as largo as, this., Besides, .the railway, North
and-Sonth, isidmulating:tuterprishig men to
prepare for increased business. What is need
ed, or soon will be. are large manufacturing es
tablishments of iron, he:, Itii this could be car
ried on to advantage. The semi-bituminous
coal from the Barclay mines is very -superior
for the manufacture orison, andismuchelseap
er for the purpose in this vicinity than the an
thracite. The building , of a railroad, from this
point to Dushore, in Sullivan county, twenty
five miles distant, will, opentheway,fortheilhip
ineiirelllie-sat anthracite - coal, a remarkably
pure coal, of which. there .sure forty thousand
acres. This will itetd - hately to the coal' busi
ness, and also to the wealth of Sullivan county,
which, if the U.S.. 'Wrenn°. Collector's
taxes means anything, ii as poor as Job's tur
key—the whole amount of the yearly assess..
.
merit for that county being less than 'fourteen
,hundred dollars. - The working of the coal mines
will ,loon make a different state of affairs in that
county. •
TOiSilldit is not over sup= with places of,
public worship—one each, byteriae, Stetho
dist, Baptist, Roman Catholic !end Episc:pal.
The Itoman_C.atholic church. tuii n
let Ci • hcd,
is a Llige.)lll4 handsome brink tice',yritir Sy
racuse stone dressings and a tall spire. This
building occupies au elevated spot, while :in
contrast, scarcely a sluare - distaut. the founda
tion walls of a new Episcopal church are laid in
a ravine, a stone sewer being built to carry the
water around it. The building will lie an ex
pensive two or cut stone, but is in ad eXceeding
low a place that the lowest - of the Low C hurch
people cannot tind fault in that respeek but
when completed, doribtlevr the building and the
worshippers will aF•pire to a higher place, even
as they heed the admonition: - "Ile that hum
bleth himself shall be exalted.' • it. x. z.
DEsTAL.--Tha Susquehanna Den..
tai Arso.ist o commend 41 its session at Wilkes-
Barre, Thursday, and was called to order by
the President, Dr. C. S. Deck, at 10 o'clock, s;*
Y . There were present Drs. A. IL Hill, of
Clearfield; D. Dieffenbeacher, of Jersey Shore ;
H. Gerhart, of Lewisburg ; W. W.. Smith, .of
Montrose; Newell, of Wyalnsing C. S.
tonsenbury, of Leraywrille ; E. F.' Avery, of
Tunkhatmock ; J. L. Fordham, of ScrantOn ;
C. 11 Williams, of Pittston ; C. S. Bock, E. D.
Williams, 3. E. Valentine, and J. M. Barrett, of
Wilkesßarre. After preliminary linsltiesr,quet.7.
Veins were asked and answered until adjourn
ment: At 2r. 21. reassembled, and Dr. Ford
ham friTorecl the association with an oral essay
on "Filling Teeth," in which he triOrntreng
ground in favor of order of thorough
work in all dental operations of this kind. The
essay was discuised by members generally. Dr.
Dieffenbacher gave a verbal essay on selecting
and inOuntiti,g artificial .teeth, in which he
thought there was not enough care taltenin
selecting teeth - of the proper size, 'Lade, slope,
etc. Discussed by members generally. Ad
journment was had until 7 o'clock P. when
the association and a select audience assembled
ill the Arbitration nexino,seid Pr. Gerhart de
livered an address on the anbject of "The Ilia
loon Tct,th —their Uses and abuses," which was
rrac ti. DI, mid replete with instruction
and iutercbt. It will be published. At 9 o'clock
thin A. M., the ass.ciciation again assembled.
The subject for discussion, "Dental Amide
s as taken up and discussed pro and con
with .groat interest; and ritembers generally
anlimittcd their vs. Dr. Hill presented-the
following rci•olnOon, which was unanimously
ti d:
Pc'siiirist, That this Association hers by re
, affirm their former resolution in regal dl to
Slam :egislation as calculated to circate and
r.test the dental profession, and that we as ma
Association are strongly in furor of such a bill
no the t tate Dental Society, in their wisdom,
present for the action of our:State Legis
lature.
The subject fur debate at the next meeting
will be "The feasibility and manner uf obtain
ing the beat results in capping exposed maps.'
The neat meeting will be belld at Williamsport,
in May, 1870.
TROY DISTRICT QUARTERLY MEI:TOWS
--SECOND Qn.utrEn..--Charleston, Dec. 10-12 ;
Thiga and Lawrenceville, Dec. 11, 12; Monroe
ton, Dec. 17 (eve)-19; dater, Dee. 15, 19;
Springfield, Dec: 24-26 ; Jackson, Dec. 25, 26 ;
Bloesburg, Dec. 31 (ere)—,fan. 2; Troy, Jan. 1,
2; Canton, Jan. 1,2; I am to , ( preach Sunday
evening—quarterly !conference: Monday. even
ing ; Smithfield, Jan. 7-9 ; East Canton, -Jan.
8, 9 ; Westfield, Js n 11--16 ; Manchester Farms,
Jan. 15, 16; Drn kfileld, Ja a. 21-23 ; West Chat
ham, Jan. 22, 23; Liberty Corners, Jan. 29; 50;
Mosher. 'and- Wilmot,—Feb.
Feb. 5, 6 ; Mainsbnrg, Feb.ll-13 ;DurEngton,
Feb. 12, 13 ; Knoxville, Feb; 18-20 ; Farming
ton, Feb. 19, 20; Wellsboro, Feb. 25-27 ;il;tel
mar, Feb, 26,27 ; Ulster (3d quarter), Mar. 4-6;
Towanda, Mar. 5, G; C.'harleskin (3d quarter),
Mar. 11-13; Mansfield, 3tar. 12, 13.
When the first day of the quartcriy tweeting
is Friday, it means. that 1 expect to preach on
that day atl P.m..and meet the quarterly con
ference ; .and that religious services Will be cots ,
tinned in the evening, and on Satuday. after
noon an:l evening: and that I expect as the
rule to return to the same place. on Sunday
evening. The Saturday services and, the Stria-i'
day morning will be con:Weed by the pastor
_and such help as he cart procure. In everyease
it is expected there will lie religious services
Saturday afternoon and eve Ling ; love feast, Jc.,
Sunday morning. When Saturday and Sunday
only are named for the gum terb meeting, I ex
pect as the rule to be present at the'regrilar
services. , Wasi.e.V Cocuals,
If Nor. 21,. IMO
sv we „di? pity the poor
horse that must go every, day, conveying his
worthiesimaster 'from Olip town ~, t a another,
simply to give an 'Ontlet to mensi anct an inlet
to whisky. We see plenty of diets. poor hums
and brainless driyers theses dsys. do do we from
the bottom of our heart pity those people - who
never read - a
newspaper, and '.otinsetmontly. are
entirely, igtiortatis to the best phers f:tr
'Ohmic goods. By thiwai, we &sin. • t.,
the readcrs ofthe Bt:tv:erm* th-4
afford tdpass _ u:
J. CASOSICLLAS ie Ti ;
to his eastommchaudrels umu
away reiotaTig
. . .
Dealers in Holiday
. ernoan and.
Toys are,offered gresit at Wlcs,
Aar ikkAce ?meth goods just arriyiag.
•poicitued Te4'loili gigilTEM ivttert.tl to th e
'Ode at a' ssa:tstA : • .
airsolen , yausi 1 . 1 0
;dr. O.IL .6011 moss t#544.0111.
Z e eZikiitno — l th atae
Damp Midlow; MSS tithrtulle. nraneb;`",,
tet t s a Itast il Anta 11=1
about'euelhalt i vit one, of lui : pass. which' Vie
ii 'bi'dttliklW
than runtbesiskot Into the - hauds. of
his liniatlllll boar
have been seen en/74*W *Jim._ but irreg . ,
effort to capture it peeved unavailing. During
• fremeelit o tht
made the attempt to rid the - neighborhood of
Mr. Bruin, and suceededin
ing him by a ball from his trustyffitkik:,olo3X
amination it proved to be the veritable bear
which he had trapped nine mire beibre, as that'
part of the paw corresponding , , to the piece
found in the trap rrai missing.
,:." 1,..*...,'.71.:,:i
Cuawantss.cm 4uris.--ItAlae , city
4116, iaiskyan' a
it, wherever the earth is dieitheitt
men arrive airs ii,sixty-three feet, they
orate towhiffi they bore with
an angorlherhe4 withdraw
renaktlin kadara t nnenfl stalawia4 and
neon its extraction the \ water tuziwis through.
the iperture, with great"*.lonce, and quickly
fills 1 PeoAtesti.9l l W!,.:lrbich, conthlues
and is affected by neither rains nor drotightt,
lint what tithe moat renaiskithls to ttOilopert
`na7diacaisi,
the depth of to feet are feint& theraiiiii
of sn ancient city, paved streets, !mums, Omni
and pieces of mason work." My* ; this is found
a soft, oozy ealik'iialetip of "iegefildes, iwl
at twenty-six feitliige treei entire. .etch as
walnut trees;With the - wahatits Still stuck sto the
stem, and the leave, and branches in a Pezfeei
state of preservation. At twenty-eight feat
deep's soil chalk hflotuul, mixed, with_ a vast
quantity of shelis,'and the. bed lu,_akmen :feet
thick. tinder this vegetables Grey feand agate.'
Quite- Ls' snrpriiint and lanai' mere interest
ing, personally, to our people,' is the fact that
at .14cpi t awii the necessaries as well
as the fume& of Igo ate being'
. disPeseil of at
' h" rn.r , ..the
poorest and hninbrest c thsitys,l, .
• ler 4v.iaently, ,ot ur,.pt,cidv have ,at
last 'been coiatinced the kit that ; to supsitrt
and advance the interests of a community, home
industry and manufacturing interests must be
patronized and protected.
you ask hCO•we arrive at this csamlutiion?
We point Ydu to the fact that every one now
goes to Emmoxs' to bay their Cigars, Tobacco,
&WI; Fruit, itc.,./tc. He always sells as good
Alvarado, and chcaperthart the traveling agents
can afford to; and the money is kept at home
instead of going to support Binghamton, Ithaca,
Elmira, and other towns which have nointerest
in Towanda but to take away our money. Est
times is always to be found, at 'his' stand (the
old post-oflice), not stamping letters, but cigar
boxes for some happy customer.
Arrawriva.—One of the attractive
places in our town is the. bstablishment of A.
HART, on Main street. He has h;s mount neat
ly and tastefully fanushed—he manufactures
t largelY--and of the very best in market, and iu
Caddition has added the best stock of toys, con
fections, Ac., everhrought tothia Place. Every
want or desire in idrereare to the Chr:stmas
holidays can be supplied by HARI, who is al
ways ready to scatter sunshine Rroupd his 'eas
terners and execute their every command.
As to his oyster saloon, it is unsurpassed, and
we are glad to know that ha is mietink with
that encouragement which he deserves in thus
furbishing our citizens with a first-class ladies'
gentlemen's oyster saloon.
VieF.W..BROWN, druggist, at the
old stand of yir, U. H. (km; Street, ban
Just received u large and lino assortment of
fresh drugs and Medicines. W dropped in the
o'her evening, and were agreeably struck with
the neat appearance of his place. rrcseriptiona
carefully compounded at all hours of the day
and night.
IMCMI
set. The fact has be e n demonstrat
ed that Furnituri is sold cheaper in Towanda
than in any place outside of there, and that
FROSTS is the cheapest and best place in To
wanda to tiny. Ro is now offering his immense
stock at lower prices Male ever. 'Go thetc and
,puiejilp t top Extension, Table, tut' only . : eight
dollars, and othergoods in properties,
.Z SHAW, PH.-113;41D d,. Co. are ~low
receiving Oysters in large quantities freMi(An
napolls, Md., of a very Isoperior flavor, which
defy competition. Customers will always find
them ready to fill orders of any size on abort no
tiee: Liberal deduction for donation purposes.
MARRIED.
WOOD--WAKELY.—By Rev. D. IX Gray, Soy.
4 1869, Mr. B. W. Wood and Miss Emma ,Er
Wskcioy, all of Tuscarora.
BENNETT.—GREEN.—By - the same, :Soy: 25,
Mr. Burton W.-Bennett, of Pike, and Mai
Mary E. Girpm, of Auburn.
711LESTON-31ALD/3.-In Loa Angeles, Cal.,
on the 13th November, William 31. 'Murton,
of New York, to Wets, daughter of they late
Henry Hellos, Esq.
KIMPARD- - -BlritAM.—At the residence of the
br de's father, in Oninville, l'a.,Miednesdny,
Noe. 21, 1869, by Eld. Cyrus Hulbert, Mr.
O'Meara Shepard to MisaJentge Bunyan, both
of Gra urine.
DIED. , • ,
COOPEIL—In Warren Centre, un the e‘ ening
of Ncir. ,18,nf aporlex,Y; Mr. llobert Coopt•r,
aged 71 'years.
Mr. cOOPEA was a n&tire of Staffordshire, Eng
land, and came tn'this country fifty years ago,
at the age of 21. Me first settled in Forest
Lake, Sittiquehanna county, l'a., from whence
he came to Warren 47 years ago, where he has
since li‘arl. and by his perseverance and indus
try caused this then htlrling wilderness to Se
come a fruitful field.
The deceased, though a foreigner 14 birth
and education, buy identified himself with
American inturests. As prod? of this, he did
his part nobly during the late rebellion as a
citizen-of this great Ihipablic, and gr.yo a son
as a sacrifice on the altar of bin 'adopted coun
try. ,
Mr. Covens was a good husband, a kind lath
er; and a noble-hearted, publierspirited citizen.
None worthy and deserving were sent army
empty when they same to him, in trouble—hi*
hand and heart evil- answered'• the appittal:
Those uho knew him best esteemed him most.
But he is gone, and we sorrow most of all that
we shall see his face no more.
He leaves a 'elk two eon's and sim daughters
to mecum his loss. , ' • . - Cox.
SCOTT. —At Smithliekl, on the 13th of Nov. ult.,
Col. Ansel Scott, at the ago of 71 years.
He was among the early settlers of this town.
ship, having removed hero with his father's
family in 1509: and has witnessed the surpris
ing changes which have taken place• in this
county since ttutt period of time. '
The trials, the privations, and hardships of
the:ceily settlets'eat tsi told' by but few per-
St): now - living, and soon will cease to be topics
of conversation. They were encountered by
the deceased with all Uf that patience' and en
ergy which were strong traits of his character;
And he could relate events And scenes of his
early life, such as went borne by himself, and
others, which would sewrce/,y be believed, except
by the fewsunivars of those days. -
Col. 13morz was a man offirstrcspectaltiltty of
e'llsimiih:r; and, in allthe relitiOns of life, as •
son, a brother " a father, and Citt4mhc , was
irKoflpy lie was truly among
" the noblest worktrof God.F.being„in the fall:
estsense of the term, '• an honest Man:
,East l SmitbAchl, I4 . itry. '25, 1%0
SPEC= NOTICES.
01 . W:1 ! L, PA
MUTUOPOLIT-6 HANDITAKE/610.111,
Tlii* ti n establishment is teeming with a tre
mendons stkiek ct Stoves, for trial or wocid, Iron,
Hardware, Doors, Sash, House Furnishing
Goods, Untrn Powers, Fanning Mara, Howe a
Semng Machines, hc.. For good bcul‘tins,:,-go
to-the Metropolitan Hardware, at
- , • -, •H. BauSaues. •
Ur eell N0v.44, t. •
NIP America produces some - J:l*yr
peculiar to herself,. qui chief among these ,nro
at A visit to the great
nktliblishatwat of the 3Mgerlitanthotartng C 0.,,
#.l New York, cranium:. one 'orodf great 4)6
tor 7. -This company alone Vint 'out regularly
now 'sight : mu hundred (MK)) Sorting -21aeldnes
weekly, gning emplonaeßtirl.ower two tlgni 7 :
satid3 002,0) hands. - "
.
.
but liaissuakin'a OPAttinif fiPP .
will tako evenhig, Dec. 3. &et
all who would enjoy a good time be presoak!
Motel fortabisca tuid ettildrertikom 3 tO
and for gents from
.7 to a.. p.m. of the wane
~,I roiAo, o l / 4 1 Ar c oc•plagla
inikeeasirk lb.,
about 711, • - inhume good --. •
Ixi:d. 7. l!t=i le ach i* -. ;1 1 • •
0011 ::"Ittetualk - •
Onnalnit "Stet Att; ; • .•
' ' • 44,,i
DAiutisio SiviectzTlieretie
DIEM at the nen Hall, Lellsysville, on a
dd
Dec. 8,• An. the Afargardzing • sel. -
An 1 4,40 e T. 41,4 '
.Lettaystve; Nov.. '• _ .
WANTED,—A sittuant by an ex.
noticed Ilimeachet t r, •• • • •• • •in
‘T t lr "
quired.7•Addresa Thicana, •
• ll RV er Pt i kTq cnwaluls,
NOV. !ti• •
'i The regular quarterly meeting
of A ilw£Conit* basktnj a c G.T.I
will beheld mWiralosing on wednesils_y. gnu
Thursday, - Doe. 'd2d and inst.' O.W.C.T,
CHAIM is espected to be present both days. The
Pa. h N.Y. RJR: Co. will tarnish delegates
90 with
balt-rwrq ticketi• Y f f:Aq..9 3 Wo . *''
Die; 1.18620; '." "••• r,
• - :
ilel. At the, 11,4 ylrhite: mid BIM
•eDried kitikricie
andtantiod tillatrillCCilglibil
' Tobacco, ite., artobi•
We and retail cheaper t n theirbalfwat.
l
kg?r iNIZir-.V-1-:.WIMA V t I TO• i •
i.. t.._.t ,_.• T .
-k Come all ye. Bradfori*: owe*
and lasses, - • i i
Conic npinflocksand roweand mamieit, •
Old men and matchers, bond and free.,
Come view our ucw Photography,
~:
:i-` ~ ,0:.4- i 't.l.- I i
Hard' by %sidearms mmseThola and }ugh
Our Gallery oiling to the sk ,v • t
amnia & Gaunt there'll be eeee, • '' '`:
Prepared with earners sr screed. , •
•
They NM YolauPitiltit. via ka.g t ;,r.i% •
'With &eat forbearance toward yourware , .
'And send you out amazed in rapture,
And next yous friends and neighbors capture. ,
i'
- -
No sooner do they rise to take you, '.;'"'" ,
Than hideous wrinkles all forsake you . ;
Freckles and pockmark:is 'straightway catfish,
And:111 thingaimmely , " walk the'Sperdili,K •
Nceb 'er place bra ciiterioi— .
~ ,q
Each tyr looks like a hyperiai l 4 l ' -::.'...-,
And wb they,old or black or iteoty, ~ ,-, ~ .
t7 rti
Noll 0 ' nut clothed
in' yeicith suilApeahit. '
A politician e to sneer ,
And went went in ace and soulaincepc,; , . -
.--A lawyer ca *ltirenbtle tongue,' -''
And 'went nut t thhil. fair and young.
•
\l ' • -
Au old maid cane . as gram an , Starch,
All inittend puivderbuse autistarch: ,-
They went to work workltt every to tun.;
And goy( h e r out a lovely creature:
A widow canto tritliale ctn.' Lace. .
•
And vanished, all in smile end grace;
Next day she doffed her 3mitre clothes, .
And off to Saratoga goes. , • •
eN
Au Ethior came to .vies \
And etre lit his Kkbechatige lighter hurt"
A leopar ventured on the lot,
And soon he couldn't find a spot \ ._ .
Thus liiatexo's skill sail CarSTLX .., art
.
Are b.autifying every part, • \
Creating an immense sensation, \,,
....
Smootlung the features of the nafiutt.
Got , go l. at once you've long delayoll -, , '
Ere form and fact and feature fade:
Sit down in Habauxo's Magic Chair,
And ever after beauty , wear. 1
Nov. 25, 1862—itw. .
A HOUSE AND 140 T FOR SALE OS HEST.
—First house north of I'. L. Morrow's
Sec
ond Street. Enquire at the Red, White' and
Blue Tea Store.
Sept.-9, 186/.
NUMMI. & Rwer.wAr
.
ile.. If you want a good base burnr
log Store, buy the Empire Gas Burner of M.
LEWIS ,%. Sox.
If you want a goad Cook Stove, buy Tim Nov
elty of If. L. k Sou.
it YOU wait $ good Outlaw; Wringer, buy of
& Sufi.
If you uustt good Tin-ware, buy of 31. 1.. &
If you lillekstniths want good Nail llod and
Horse Shoes, buy of 31..L.4. Sou.
If you want , to improve - your sight, buy 3)r.
Pyki's Parabola Spectacles, to h. 3 had at 31. L.
&
It you "nut to phuuse the ladies, and hive hot
cakes ou your table, in double quick tins°, buy
Jeffrey's Patent Ileversible Griddle of, M. L. &
Son. Nov. 25,1869-2 m
WYOMING COMMEIICLU, COLIAG.E. -
."
A &militia.* Education will be of Advantage to
every man; whatever his lutaro uccrtpatiOn inaj
bc."—Prewler. 1 . '
Tho Wpmting Cumniercitil College, eatahhah
ed in 18 3, and connected with 11V3roming ktemi
nary, qficra a thorough and complete - wane of
luau:11(110n for dingo doming - a commercialedn
cation:
Its location in the beautiful and historic Val
ley of Wviiming, with its canal, three lines fo
railroad~, and immense Coal and other business
operationk. afford rare opportunities for ruing
men desiring adustious.
Our graduates are fill et positions of trust all
over the country. Young men have attended
this Institution from Mississim i, Kansas, Min
uesota, and neatly every State in the Union.
Our tuition, 5* the regular Bueiness Course ii
from fifteen toitwenty dollars less than at other
Commercial Oillleges, and yet advantages here
are in every rc'pect unsurpassed. •
. We offer all the aidestended by any Commer
cial Colkige in the country to graduates in ob
taining situations.
Students of the College hare all the
tages of the Seminary in regard to library, lit,
erary soidetieit, &c. :
Tuitietilor the regular Business Course, $2.5.
Telegraphing - in connection therewith,
.$lO,OO.
Telegraphing alone, f 25,00. Stationery for frill
Business Course, $15,00. Board per week. $4.
Send fur Catalogue and specimens of . Pen.
maoship. Address L. L. SrnAorn,
Prin:Wyoming Commercial College,
Sept,. 23,1169. \ Kingston, Pa. '
XIANG'S, ORGANS AND MELODEONS.—
It sliver pleasure to call the attentio
of our' coders to articles of real merit. It) thi
co nee ion, we advise our patrons who are Siam
to purchase a Piano,Organ or Melodeon, toes
at W. Drumm A: C o .'s Music Store r at 'rowan!.
da, before buying, els:where, as the instnimenti
sold by W. D. Ac Cu. are , really the only Brat
class in every respect: The 'Decker Drothers,
Mallet A. Cumston, and Conrail Myers' Pianos
have now been before the public for twenty
yeancand more. Tho Pelanbet A Co. and Shit
ninger Organs and Melodeons fortisteen years.
All of them are known t., be as near perfection
as it is possible to make them, cmi are Sirinj
the most entire satisfaction t 4 • all whohaven
them. Our priciis are low, and will soil Piatioi
from $22(1 to SIAM., Organs fronitSit to MO00;
Melodeons from GA to i - to). Sheet 3lnsie, and
Instruction Books for. Pine's. OrganS, 'Melo.
deons, and Violins, always en hand. To those
who wouldliko instrutients frinn other insliers
not mentionednboveove say, air , us quo: or
ders and yon shall have thern on. - short notice.
Recollect; ladies and gentlemen, that Professor
W. Drrriumi has had-esperienee for over twen
ty years in the above business. Tuning anti re.
pairing done. if wanted.
Those who have waited so long for the cele,
brated "Briefmarhen Polka," may have it now
at our Ature for 62 cents per copy. It is a good
piece of tangle, besides having a collection of
42 foreign postage stamps printed on the' out.
side.W. Drrrutot A: CO.
, ,
All Ithnds of ' i Spic_es- Raising
currants citron &c ., At the Ued ? White and
Blue store Bridge et. Totrailds.
• - 111.ttrustx & ItrmEtvsti.
11%.' House and Rooms to let. Ap
ply to W. A. Itoczwr.m., or GEO. NIGLIO'S. ROM,
Oct. 26, 1869.
ler You cat saver: fifty. Cants'. ou
every pound or tea, at BrainhaWaAmerican Tea
'Store, Griffith k. Patton'e-now block, Bridge St.,
Towanda, at the Red White and Blue Store. ,
• Rept P. 18M. • r-Braptu.u.t.rooliztr.or. l
•
ItEN, You can sore money ou every .
thing in our line at the Bed, White and Blue
Store. Try it; and satisfy yourselves. . .." •
Sept. 9,19 GO. Basstasta."&. 210)(A/MAT.,
• MI6 The (ielebrated 31exteen boffee
fur lode at the 11E11, White and Mae Store.
Sept 9, Iso9, Ihuzsu U h Rwarvirmr.
• r New. 'Advertisements. '
F N
IRST - NiTIOAVBANK,
_ " or Tow - As-DA. • • •
CAPITAL *125,000.
SURPLUIt' Ftwii . . .
This Bank oder; UNEEirAL.PACIUTLES for the
transaction of • , '
GEN 4114 1 .1, BAIVIONG BI7BINESS.
INTI.2IEST PAID ON DEPOSITS WORDING TO
MiIIEI2IMT.
Spacial CAFE GIVI - JATO THE COLLECII97I or Manx
awn Ciracas.
Patios wishing. toirroo maga to &airport or thei
United States, England. Ireland, Scotland. or the prin
cipal cities and towns of Europe, can here procure
drafts for that purpose; ' • '
To ortrian the dideonntrir; by beittr or tall•
Ilnerialwaya on bond. • - -
FAMTUIEB SZOTAIIIT OVEN AT 1111XTMCIEll TATO;
Rioiont-criorpoidiar L S Bonds, .Ds!,', and 8140cr..
E. it. Entail. i:asideut. N. BETTS. az.;
Toral la, June 21. 1839. • ONSAT.,
. kiltbro
every massing. put t up in et 4Aba 64)comill mu ,
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tilAIVEfi AND HOtiliERY.
We ere Agents for the eelelleate4
.
HARRIS'iII EA lIIILEV4 it ID !,Ov'ES
C CYA k US.,
01 all ttereriintlu:in
OHLIcuHiIa•AS,
ASTRACHAN.
BEAVERS. VELVETEENS of all colurs
L Y 0 N 8 - , E L "VE T .!
2b. largpat and Inv Cuip:ate asic:mtasfutur
Possley, osd Woolen Shnnetes
To be wand
k FURS ! FUSS!! FURS! 11
• 7 %'
ut all kinds a: frost bargains
A full lath. of
CARPETING. AND OIL MOTE*
. ,
WOO'LEN. 'WOODS,
0t eu clestripticrna.
CAPriE3ltill2i OF ALL (RAMS A.N.10 PRICES.
GENTS, LADIES -& CHELDRES
iii lei weir. .4 rtill atIA.-1.41
DOMESTICS.
A - LARGII: ARRAY OF A ITRA(.IIO . Na stunting
I
NEW. GOODS EVERY DAY
atat l rm 'yam . iiirti j rit vhiC Jon iraist at fur
We him abo am sMs th.
GREATEST ALPACA
ESE=
at the N T . comadia so by ina)ere, to ooliic.
durability, a essinsi• at intuit! aa4 weight.
Remember the
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BUFFALO . - -BLACK 'ALPACA.
leago4 A • t, .)4.
pvtil3v ' I 'MEM; 411
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ter flak &
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of StorKthan ever before. •
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CORN SHELLERS
NATIONAL FANNJN mrr4,s,
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FAR BOILERS
CLOTHE WHIM.iERS,
National Hone Nails: by the; bux,
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FAVORITE AND
BASE BURNERS
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lactat Inv attention at• all; 'an4A.vith
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PDMLAMATION.---WHEREAS,
Hon. PA2lllll'll. 111:11ZEIZA,Peestdoot /else . 7
of Ito 12th Jobefet Dldelcf. ansimitsg of the sows.
not of Boidford mad doopeheem, oat gam Zun'•
Lair Mont sot', W. Itoetlrm 'Astosteito jmri.
In end amid county Cl Beat hood
booing dont** Ws der at Itterintr
zoo directed Air Mang it Court of Ow lia r tonser,Geonal Quarter aseedas of the PIMA Cab. ,
two Phan add Orphan Court et "foment* far the •
County of Brolfont., co Ifoodw roweeds. iltedtb dor of De.
Reties Is
comber nexr e 4 bie eontfw as tw. •
to the Conserri.
and Juniiites of the Intris he :7ll=nly of Elrottord.
that they Js then and there In their proper peason,
at litcYdodc , in the *moon ar MN don Ina wn•
tow* toquantkon end other rasszsbesores. So do -
'these Moss which to their cake appetleine to to
does; lad those !rho eis Ironed t i zeoissitionere Cr
otherwise ndliollllll WIMP
ere or asp ba le Di al rot tonally, or olio ehalt
toboand to swear at the mkt Collillie So be Um
end there to prosecute win* them as stall be Inst.
Jurors- are soned tote. non snit Is their Mee- "
&Wm Wwoibtf to their not - ,
Dated et Towanda, the eth day ',Wm. In the _.
. yet , of our Lord. ape tbasood Wen 'numbed and
sixtration. sod Cl the Inderaidenos of the tinned
Mates. the nineti-second. 011U7111. Mott.
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TIXECUTOR'S NoTlCE.—liotice
_EA Is here=a ag e mo rl Indebted be the
estate of lr - Isla a. Pike.
&mind, mut 'maks inetondlds pigment. antrap
Persona horft Aden. lobed odd Mole most pre.
sent thous duly anthostlrstedibe leettkunent. -
WIL a 1 . 120=111.
atecutor. •
Oct. 21, nee.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE , —
ToSoida Illough-1110. 648 Kw Ism UN.—
ase tweby WPM that Chilluatot A. 111006.•
yeartelfe.by her Pert blead,Calab 18.0ea.bas applied
to the WM of cosmos pleas of Itesdikat empty.
far a divorce from Ohs beads of wailiaary. sad the
ald emit has appointed Monday tesok aky of 8 1 0*
Mt !be heigiag the i4 m Calliatiae la the renuars.
at which Ora, lad place pot MU attesd if lao think
12
Pro Per. •,4t WIC. GI
• oct. • akerit
APPLICATION - IN DIVORCE.- - ,
To Sarah W. Netwee—No. 04 May tenn.l444.
Yon are herobynotlllel that John dews. Tour Ms"
! d na applied to the CV= of ectonson pleas ef
_openly. t r a divorce from Woo bonds of '
oat% and the.eat eonrs ham W
ade% the 4th of Deewalter. 018. for the said ~
Jan In the presage, st eikh thus sad Sao" re •
ow' attend U you Utak proper.
WW. GEII7IB. '
0ct19.-At
REGISTER'S NOTICES.-Notice
hi hereby even. that there has been bled .nd
nettled in the ot cf the atefruster of Will., in and
far the county of Brsdford:; aweents of ninthestral,
ion upon the following estate, sic'
Partial account of ;Jefferson Prillaman, ezecalyr. -
of Johnson Brewer. late of Wells. doe'd.
Final account of Jefferson Prutamaia. alininisti, -
tor of Samantha Brewer, late of Wai t deed.. •
Final account of Harriet P. (Wikes. adminletra.
Iris of Gabriel Beds, late of Britdford Co.. dec'd. _
Final acorn:int of 8.41. Hartshorn and Geo. Law
ham
rence; executors of , Biur.utl Hartshorn. late of Wind,
Final account or Marten Crandall, ezec later of Jam.
Foreman, late of Arousals, deed.
Final Recant of L. P. Raiford. adatirdestra' tor of
'James B. Tyrrell, late of Terry. deed. s
Partial account of James; Smith, guardian of Clue. i
B. Smith. •
Final account of Sevellon H. Wilcox. eaeaylar es
Gordon Wilcox, late of Smithfield, decd.
Final account of 11. C. kS. B. J. Westbrook, ext.-
suture of W. IL Westbrook. late of Bpringfield, dec'd.
Final account of Stephen and Mary Ann Gernert,
administrators of Calmer Gernert Astc of -Colombia.
dec'd.
Fluid account of 31.17er Yu', exec upon of IL C. FLI%
deceased. fate of Towanda:
_ .
Mal account of Johnson .Wolls, exerotc.r of PJ•,
.bridge - Werls. deed. late of Herrick.•
Final account of Martha C. Antot, *actin ef
E. Arnot, deed, late of 3fonroeton.
.
Final account of Martha C. Arnot.adtalif of
tis 11. Arnot,doed, late of 3fonroetott.
ALSO—The appralaement of proved,' tat 0 1 7 ,3 Y
-Executors or Administrators to widow or children
of the following decedents
. Estate of:obn 8. Make:
Orrin Warner.
•• John Laughlin.
William Gilmore..
•• Amos Cormaby.
*. Dunham T. Roby:
And the same well he presented to the Orphans
Court of Bradford County, on Thursday, the tth day
December. 1869, Cl 2 o'clock p. to.. for confirmation
and alleinnce. H. J.ILADELL:
Nov. 18, 1869.. Realstar.
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LIST OF THE NAMES OF PEE
sons drawn to ewe as Jurors for a tors of
Cotnat to romnisuce on Monday, Dot. 6. 1869:
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Asylum, WthF Cole; Athena born. John M Pile;
-Athens Van.. Hawley A Thomas. Jacob Wel. Frank
OceniJilre. Canton tarp.. Wm Mr, Janus Watts
Columblq Stephen Bullock : Franklin, Oliver W
Dodge. 2d. Granville, Adam Inrile, Andrew Bunyan;
Herrick, .Ezekiel Carr; Litchlield, Elias M Hailock
teßayarille, Geo W Brink ; MOTWO• tp.. Elia Parks:
omen, Issas Lyon; ItidgburY. GP" 'lend,: SWlNE
relit Geo Cony; Towanda bozo, -
Wm Meacrip, S. B.
Tidd : Towanda twp.. 3015 Crane ; Troy born. Geo II
Davison ; Troy twp J Monroe Smith Windbabt.
.birces Var.sice.
• Tagrwas lcrams—yriwr WSLIr.
Albany. Chauncey' H Corbirs,Vm - Lee; Asylum,
18 1 .1, Bishop; Albs both, Chas G Manley ; Athens
rwp.. leacher Drew; i Armenia, Beaky Eerier ; Buis
Itrigtozi twp.. AdnlPli Plate r; Barclay, nos Muir:,
Gm:1111e. Jos S Wcod us
in Herrlck, cynic EnTler.lg
Chester Stewart; LelloY. Hiram &torsi', Eli /I"lcemb:
Wui Campbell; Monroe tap.. Geo Smith;
Overton. Benben ithir.ebolt; Pike, Abel Moore, Chas
Ectfludds; EldgieurY. Mardi:rale. Chas C
son ; Smithfield. Gritali Thomas, Dana Forrest:
Springfield, Stephen Bruce, Bela E Adams; Standing.
Stone, Daniel King ;
Moore John F Brink
South Creak, Wm H Sylrards. Peter Monroe
Troy twp., Geo W Fish; H Nelson Fish : TNT born.
John, Dobbins; Towanda boro. E Ii Bugingtre. XII- --
lon 31 Spalding, Chas F Cross. John 0 Ward. John
D Houle: rye. Dennis IteXabon. George 8 Peck; To
wind3 lwp.. Beni Dartion; ,- TM/end& north. Robert
Keene ; Tuscarora. Burton Bosworth ; Wyaoz,
Heed Myer. EWm J Crane ; Warren. -
Loren Pitcher, BenJ tan; Welles, GrigLet
WYlitiallig. pinions . .
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Albany, Horatio Ladd. John B Ste:lgen; Darling,
ton born, Sherman S HID; Burlington twp,. Joie-
Phu' CAmPbell; Franklin, Joseph Wright, Frisk.
child; Granville, Sylvester Kendall ; Herrick. Wirt
HMIs. 2d ; Monroe twp.. John H Scott; Orwell, Otis
Chubbuck, A G Hathews , D C Ellswmth • rho.
Sherman Humphrey. Chandler Canfield; Bottle twp.
Wm-W Wood7tSmlfheald. James II Webb, Clinks
E Wood; South Creek, James Burnham, km Crane
Sheehequln, Allred Gore, Wm I Delyoutch • Spring-
Sent Minoru Cola, Mahe Fanning; Towar'ideLbaro.
Luther H Scott, Ju V Willoxk; Towantbetwri.: Wm
H Decker, Lawrence Soott; Towanda north. latch
eel White: Troy barb A Scott Newman,' • D Spald.
tug 'Turf. Chas • ThOMPIMM ; Tuscarora. audios:
Stevens. Bela Cogswell Ulster, Ethan B Moore:
Wilmot, J W Ingham; _Wye/nein& Philander Brews
ter.-
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X.ZOIITOR'S NOTICE
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E Notice is berebi given theist penoaa indebted
to the estate of Henry Mo w ntgomery, of Tuscarora
tap., dammed, ire requead to Immediate pw
meat. and all persons haring clai snake ms against said se.
tate ttkm must ent. present the mos duly authenticated for
sebe
Nov. 30; 186 g
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.- , --
i Xotice4s berebj Oren thataT/Ems indebted
to the estate of Nelson B. Atwood. of Wyaktaing
twp.; deemed. are nwinestet to inmsediete
payment. and all persona haring claims spina NM
estate meat present them duly authenticate for aside.
meet. • L. B. CLKP. _
N0v..10. 1869. Administrator.
- - -
VXECUT OR'S
.A. 4 Notice is hereby Oren that On persons indebt
ed,o the estate of P. B. PRATT. bee iirt 'Well Mu ,
Lupton, deesaaed, mist mats tramedlate lament.
and ail persona having chants wing amid eats*.
must present them duly authenticated for aettlemeat
BEM ANY PRATT.
E. B. PLUMP%
Itzecutors.
Oct. 31, 1869
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.-Jon. "Amid
Olive Brows, Adoerisf the estate of Ti: 11.
Broors;dec'd. In the Orphans' Court of Bradford
counkb.
The tueleraignol an Auditor appointed by add
Court to distribute eys In the of admin
istrators of mid dece mon dent. will attend band*
to the du
of Towanda, on :FRIDAY the Id day al MIMI=
1869, at 2 o'clock, p. m., where all parsons having
claims against Bald fund most present then or eh*
be forever debarred therefrom.
R. T. DATTES.
Nov. 10, leefb—til. • -- -
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
in Th abeabersie subscribers offer for sale their Farm. slimated
n township. 'boat h a
Rome, and about one mile trom the Dtron epot of Valk,
Mel!
Pa. & 31. Y. RR. Co. at Ulster. dm L 55 scree. b . .
105 acres impromd, with one large home
and' ne tenant house, large barn !MOW feet with
good stable and cellar under the *We of it. hams
corn-house end graver,, together with • thrifty
young orchard of choke Own trees in good Deering
thereon. Plenty of prod spring water at both honer
and barn. The turn is well adapted for either grain
raising or for dairy purposes. lb le in • good date
of -Improvement and-will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further particulars engnire of the . sub-
scriber on the premises. . •
CLDITON and DAMIEL GOAL
filieshequin, Pa., Ckt. 18th. 180-11
A VALUABLE DAIRY FARM
run SALE.—The subscribers offer for nle their
One Dairy Perm, atttoted two =Skit net of (ken
woad. Co.. Illinois- Baia 'firm Atentairis
three hindrad and twenty saes choice lend. docent.
ed as follows : 160 saes choice Unthread. 100 arts
.• • ow. and CO acres under the plow. flood dee
• -house and outbuildings , large cattle WS 116=
fs
N. and good hone barn. The enest eou ll= m spithes
the country. running tbas . spdft
house. Is capable of 73 cow* anal Is only
76 miles from Abbott's rectowy. Teems ose
half
cash. balance In easy mantilla 6 pare all& tel•
tenet. Reference-H.Oared& L Yellowy.
Greenwood. McHenry CO.. tit, Of r. Oblobe
qui& F. & &M.
Iday 8.1860.-V. s B. Ana
Mid
WARM, FOR SALE' l IITCANTON.
The subscriber offers in male bin tarn in Cos
ton, containing about elpdttymda wren mom amnesty
Improved;_The improvements are one
bow. one barn, one mak-hortes. ors es=
good mains order. with 11hotss par d& owls*
. 2 91%hie of running mill • it as also be run by men
th
rtrtion of the year. &meets! eilb th• one. mit
far nassahcbranii Sßoe
hr AP= C ll =Vere is oleo a tioltW
Ms erchard on the nremises, and Oh* trait tress
amid lbw homer The Ihrm I. Roosted abed tore
emitestrom Canton village, and within one lased
reitmf the Williamsport k Entire La. Tot woo.
eldinnt C,..l3tortresll. at Canton. or Ur scdsortbar es
• Wellman*. • ANDUNW =FR.
Way it, 1809.
Eli
VALUABLE FAEMAPOiI t3A.LE.
The subscriber offers his for ads, Innate
in Warren township. I% mins Wanan
on ihe road leading from Warren Centre to C4 ei
Warren. contsalag 108 sales. 90 18918 ..! •
dwelling heaps; two barns and other ournanamge, •
large orchard of grafted flint. a Ilestrclais sugar
bush. and a caluable• sand-bed on the-greadmen
'Nice $4O per ace. For farther Empire
of 0. W. Thcas. on the premises. Warren' Cowin.
Brian:mil County, Pa. - • • nows-sw
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DORM'S C. MONTGOMERY.
DAN . = M. MONTGOMERY.
Beal Feats for flalo.
AFULL STOOK OF WOODEN
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