fradford tkparitt.
LOCA4 AND GENERAL.
INN. IL R. Gesmix will give a tree
lecture in the Court House to 'evening.
Subject—" Southern Emigration." : •
A•Concert in al, of the new
Catholks Church will be given in this place on
klintlay evening, Jan. 18.
DoNATIon.-The friends of Rev. IL
.1. Caws areinsited to pay him a Donation vis
it at his residence in Wisor, Jan. 18,1810.
sm. We observe that SOL BUNNELL
has fitted out a stylish Publics Heels which we
have txrdoubt will be. well patronized by our
rcoplc.
Ile. The anniversarT exercises of
the Sunday-schools cpluaccied with the Episco
pal church will take place on Sunday next, at 2
o'clock, p.m.
- •
118— We this week strike from our
li.t (mite s nnuil, J er of subscribers who have
haw 46 "mett l e np." We intend to servo oth
!.ra same, wag next week, and hereafter the
•I'Ver will not be sent to any one Until, it is paid
gir- E. A. ROCKWELL, who was an
apprentice loathe &porn= establishment some
tucoty-fire or thirty years since, is a member
1 the California Legislature. He is a son of
It, aron Rt•rrs ROCKWELL, of Troy.
ts.. We are indebted to Dr. S. C.
Housrmi for A catalogue of all the graduates of
3,.fferaon Medical College, from Reorganization
until the present time. We notice In the Hat
quite a number of Bradford comity Mimes.
Dor The members of the Wesleyan
M.E. (Colored) amreh wish us fo thank the
public for their very liberal patronage et *Mr
Festival, on Christmas eve. They'reallzed the
little sum of t 43, which goes tor thettne
tit f tt o new pastor, Mr. ROBERTS. -
• Subscribe for the American
Ngnvtilturist, $1; Moore's Mind, $2,50; Dem
or,:t's Monthly, tt2,50 ; Young America, $1,50;
()liver Optic's Weekly, -t2t; Char VO'ung Folks,
: Little Corporal, $l. Subscriptions left at
M.
Wr.t.t.ts, Towanda. •
Denim:um-1 1 de friends of the lev.
Iv. Rums r,sy him a donation visit at the
100n,.' of 'WM. P. HoLoßm, in Tuscarora, Jim.
aft , MOOD and evening. Picnic and
er. All are invited to-attend. By
'.!.onnnit tee.
Stir The Episcopal Mite Society
lull meet on Monday evening next at the resi
aeme of Hon. C. J. WARD. Mrs. WARD has
kindly consented to furnish refreshments for
the occasion, the proceeds to be devoted to fit
ting up the parsonage.
DEDlCATlON.—Providence permit
ting, the Wesley= Methodist church edifice of
Herri4rille will be dedicated to the service of
Almighty God, Jan. 15, 1870. Rev. 1. 14 Caooa,
editor of the American Wesleyan, will attend
and preach the dedicatory sermon. A cordial,
mlitlition is extendod to all.
us... At a stated meeting orTowan
,l4 No. 103, 8. of T., held Dec. 28,1869,
the t. , ll(milig officers were 4.letted for the en
term : W.P., T. B. 'Cure; W.A., Mrs. T.
CAlte ; Treas., B. 4. Ctarsotc ; F. S., C. F.
k 0A : U.S., it. BVELESNE ; A.R.S., A. E.
W‘.oo : Fa.u.Ey; A.C., Mrs. E. M.
Pts.oNs: 41h*., Val. JONES; 1.8., Miss Ass
Pi sysr.t..,. 16: , .1:4., MUM 31. M. Moms.
bee- Rev. WM. MCGLATHERY, pas
f the Episcopal Church in this place,
hod his itirkAuctory sermon on Sunday
:king lash libiwithstanding the inclement
the wcs.lher, the discourse was listened
s largo number of his parishioners. Those
waTu absent on the occasion-, hare request
. 1 bia tr, either repeat the sermon or'permit it
' P Ablisheal.
Ike- We extend our thanks to many
L, :L.l, vap, have interested themselves in in-
the subscription list of the ItEpoarza
.1 , 1,.,11 the past few days. As a result of their
cf;• , rtß. «c commence the now year with two
new subscribers. A systematical can-
• the whole county would give the -RE
t•.,.l: it the largest circulatioit of any country
r in Pennnylvanin.
We regret to learn that Rev.
H.tncis, patstorof the Presbyterian Church,
to, rvsigned, and up leave this place the last
11:is month. Helms been elected Treasurer
~ 1 tho College of frew Jersey and Princeton
nlincry, a Tmition of honor and trust. The
-bytcriun church has been greatly%Jesscd
andatrungthesied during Mr. Mums' pastor
ate...J.li his departure from 'our town will be
a ~ loss not only to the church, but to the
, je C ommuniq.
urar Says Mr. BRIGHT, the great
Heitwiner "I look on the work of the
school teachei' as greater than the
,'..e senators—for this reason, that the Sun
teachers create: the public opinion
which law grows. Senators only gather
- '.CI public opinion and mould it into .law;
cry s t. , r is the man who creates the opinion
tt.. lion who gathers it and moulds it in-
JOECI DAVIS spent
li , lnys in Towanda. Although the Oen
• !nor., than four score years of ago, ho
fair to add another score, '
ilou. Cum. R. Ilucam.EW was in town last
Mrtecn Las Leen spending a few
tb hi, family (luring the recess of Con-
itoixouu and A. J. E.orrAusootts
• from Washington on a visit last
i:,,. F. D. ,
flosxiss furnishes a eolu for
w, 1:. , ,.:ra Ihttly Aritertizter every Satur
---....----.----.
s , .tuniA.—'l'he little boy men
' ! my communication of Dec. 24 died of
..,j‘ni vs on Monday afternoon last.
iwople trite generally attended
• • , I , .natior. of - WY. D. Cooi, of Merryall, last
'titl,day eve.
• Y+:.icnl C 0 11%1'116.'1 here during the week
I ~:r plea , antly—although somewhat bro.
i • apal by °titer "doings."
w, ,hall want a package Of thirty Ittroirriats
Ni , riugl fill post-offlce the coming year.
p ,,, !-office. with only a church and black
,hop can heat it? ALPHA BETA.
AT illatltlcKvlLLE. --On Thurs
-Ih, c. 30, the store and dwelling of,E.
V,. Wl...razz:it 8 WHIPPL,E.', at Herriekrille, Was.
-tr0,(.4 by It originated from the break
. 7 of a 'l,.rostme lamp. There was an Man- .
of about $3,0t..10 on the property.
falls hard oit Sir. F. IV. WICKIZEII, of the
at prisc•ot, an iev tuffer lig' for a
• mar from a hart in his side receiredin the
. and has been confined to his room under.
.! , toe's ear! for some time.
; FIRE: /N WYALUNIN(.I.—The
JAXES Doxints, of Wyalusilig, 'wars
c• , a , oani d by fire on the 21st of December last.
fire eriginatedin the upper room from the
'" -.pipe, -and was, not discovered until the
root was ready to fall in. The organ, and a few
, ther articles only, were saved..
Mr. D. was in Columbia county on business
st tune. His loss is very heavy
zzrAyt.
D. Three cheers for the Red;
h.,. at.d Blue T Store . on Bridge street, To
usrela. The proprietors of this enterprising
prop ieie to give one ier cent. of their
s , le4 this year to the thurches of Towanda—
wl,l,tever church the pnrchaser may choose..
trading tbere.on rata .are money, and at
li,atue nine be benefiting the church. Cout
w. !win g today, the sixth of January, 1870. Try
• air 9" 4- 1 11 / 0 4 4 PV•iVie
holiday sewn, *eta ,404•4Pirty" *Wei by_
li.ollolsikosirtiewjages eve. ;
lyounbeeof our young people, together *WS
few of the older ones, were present. The ladles
were all attired In "oleo," and In*.butzdtle
opinicek neier looked better. , • •
Is- We And the
.the Towanda iiirtropoildempoitha .61111412 Act._
terfisei: heartibr aympiithite with . Sin Wt.
six ied4set!iitz in 114 r -sad bereaviment c i
. „
"A toliat-rettalEg inci aentdiaineli4lllll*
glace on Christmas Ore— Mr : Zoos .of
Some, Pa., who his iib MAU rano aaaaartirt,
and ladt7 ?Mit their home to partici
pate hi e tlktAlaw festivities with their rela
tives ilk 'village at an early hour in the even;
Mg, Their little infant and only child, who had
been ailing for several days previous, was care
fully and tenderly 'wrapped in blankets with a
mother's fondness and - solicitude: After pro
ceeding a few miles they were struck- with the
qufetness of the cbild, mad on unfolding the
wrappings, discovered thq their treasure had
breathed his last. The_gocid Christ had. taken
the pearl to Adorn the stmas tree ' in Pan
dim; which is living green 4ml endureth for.
ever."
ter Mr. Enrron : Hiving had the
pleasiire vialting Granville Center on the 2ith
Md., to attend the institution of Granville Cert.
ter Lodge, No. 687, L0.0.F., I cannot well re
frain from relating a few facts sprertaining to
the occasion and its vkdialty.
A few weeks since, - brenty-one memberti of
Canton and Priam Lodges, living In the vicinity
of Granville, petitioned to the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania ltte k charter to
institute a subordinate lodge of L0.0.F.
The charter being granted and the day of in
stitution flied, the charter- members convened
at about 3 o'clock, p.m., to perform the nehes
nary ceremonies, which were conducted by D .
triet Deputy Rawrre, and Homan Camp of Wyg
hieing Lodge, Tevais MArtstu., abler Mc-
KEas and --- Brea, of Prism Lodge, and Jiro.
1311117 m et Canton Lodge.
The officers for the present term were duly
elected and installed, the principal of which aro
as follows N.G., Ilocunr LYNES; V.G. MILTOi
Looms; Steretiery, M. BAYLES ; JAL-Sea:2'y,
Dr, 0. C. Com ; Treasurer, Arum hems; Con
ductor, A. T. LILIZY ; Sen. Warden, J. 11.
Leox.tun ; Jun. Warden, CRAB. MCMURRAY ;
P. Grand, D. P. KNAPP.
L. D. TAYLOR'S neat and commodious hall was
filled with members of the great fraternity—
Canton, Priam, Wyalusing and Griffin Lodges
being well represented.
After installation all were invited to the plea
sant and commodious apartments of the ever
hospitaole ADAIR INNES and family, where ta
bles were found laden with rich fruit, many
kinds of excellent cake, oysters, AT., Ac. Such
wire the luxuries in quality and quantity, that
oven the most dainty epicure could not fail to
be astistled.
After a social interview of two hours, the
brothers again repaired to the hall, initiated
seven applicants into the mysteries of the Or
der, end transacted some miscellaneous burli
ness. The visiting brothers took their depar
ture with the firm belief that a lodge starting
with such members, in such a favorable loca
tion, cannot but succeed in making its power
felt on the aide of thin fraternal principles of the
Older. This Lodge is located in the midst of
an intelligent farming coMmunity, where su
perstition will not be :n stumbling-block in the
trey of gaining members and strength.
The District Deputy performed the duties of
his office in such a manner es to do credit to
himself and the li,odge of which he is a mem
ber, 1 ISITOD.
Doe. '25, We.
ATHENS.—Sunday morning, 2d inst.,
our village was visited with one of the most
destructive fires we have experienced for along
time, when the inexorable destroying element
raged in its wildest fury from 2 o'clock, a.m.,
for three hours, burning Mr. F. F. PAues hard
ware, stove and tin store, Jonm_ DRAKE'S dwel
ling-house, F. GRANTHAM'S tailor shop and dwel
ling, and E. HEREUCE, Ju.'s dwelling. The fire
originated in second story of PAGE'S store, and
was so far advanced before discovery as to be
beyond control, and all our. citizens ctmhl do
was to save what goods could be got at and
strive to prevent its spread. times it seem
ed as though the whole business part of town
would burn, as a' strung wind was. blowing
sparks and cinders so thick, and several times
buildings on . the opposite side of the street
caught, but they were saved by almost super
human labor. Had there been an engine and
efficient fire organization, two of the dwellings
would have been saves!. A friendly rain com
menced while the tire was et its height, and
aided in stopping the flames where they were.
The losses and insurance are about as follows :
PAGE ,k ELSBREE, owucrs of Empire Store,
building total loss, $3,000; insured for 14,000.
F. T. PAGE, stock of goods .$15,000; loss nearly
total; insured, for $10,500. JOHN Dams, loss
in furniture and dwelling, $2,500; insured for
$1,500. Tuo.u.ts GRANTHAM, dwelling and shop,
$1,500; goods nearly all saged ; insurance on
building, $l,OOO. E. Iluissucs, Ju., dwelling to
tal loss, $2,500; insurer for $1,500.
The following Insurance Companies are rep
resento ;
Phcenit of Ilartfurd, $5,000, Pxoes goods ;
.Mtna of Hartford, $2,000, PAGE tt Ex.snnar.'is
building ; Home, New Haven, $2,000, PAGE SC
Etatsaafs building ; Hartford, $3,500, PAGE'S
glzieds ; Putnam, Philadelphia, $2,000, do. ; Put
nam, Philaclell his, $l,OOO, GRANTILAY'S
build
ing; Enterprise, Philadelphia, $1,500, HER,
Excies building; Home, N.Y., $1,500, DRAKE'S
M. A. FATMIIIILD
Total loss,130,500; total insurance, $18,500.
There is a class of persons who make a busi
ness of appropriating to their own use what
ever they can find not under the homediate eye
of its owner. To such persons tires and floods
are fine thihgs to give opportunity to ply their
trades. They were on hand, as usual, to steal
the last crust these unfortunates had rescued
from the ruins. There may be some excuse for
a person following a funeral procession to steal
the plate off a dead man's coffin, for he ivill not
feel the loss of such "ornaments";•hut-the
wretch that wilt take the last crumb from the
houselcss and liofileloss, are too mean and sel
fish for oven a 'charitable , excuse. We know a.
few such, and feel like passing them by on the
other side of the street and squeezing our pock
et-book while they are in sight.
DM. We take the fo.llowittg from
the Chlholic. Nandard, published at Philadel
phia :
THE NEW Cutpr.cu XI ToWANDA.-011 Sunday
morning 12th inst. the splendid now churl of
S.S. Peter and Paul,, at Towanda, Bradford Co.,
Pa.;just completed through the indefatigable
energy and zeal of its Pastor,Rev. l'arnica To-
NEP, was blessed and opend fur Divine wor
ship.
The building is a perfect model of neat Goth
ic architecture and Atlects credit upon its
architect, Mr. t J. Pnaur, of Binghamton, New
York: It is of rick, with a granite base, hav
ing an attractive front of embellished cut stone,
chastely and elegantly designed. - The building
is 100 feet long by 50 ibet wide, and is surmount
ed by a grand spire 190 feet high. This is the
greatest altitude of any spire in Towanda, and
can be seen for miles around. The population,
irrespective of creed, feel a Just pride in the
new church, and materially aidr4lhather Tostu
in its erection.-
The basement is 14 feei high, and will be used
eventually for the purpose:l,ot a parochial school.
The stone work of this part of the building is
also a rulignifieent piece, of handiwork, being
handsomely cut and designed, and reflecting
credit on all concerned. The windows .of the
church are of stained glass, of superior material
and workmanship. and, without exaggeration,
the front of thehuilding for becoming neatness
of execution and general appearance, is far in
advance bf almost any specimen of ecclesiasti
cal architecture to be found. The church will
contain three altars, and has but yet to be pins
tared and receive the final frescoing and other
embellislunents.to be a complete structure. It
Cost a large sum of money, and there is still
something dui) on it. Father Toxin; however,
In conjunction with the muted liberality and ex
ertion of his flock, will doubtless in (Tim Blue
have this paid oil; v.h.ch will be another evi
dence of the great progress and good accom
plished since he has had charge of the parish.
The old church was a rickety tram° building,
badly located. and utterly unsuited to the grow
ing wants of the congregation. The present
structure has been pretty much completed since
last May, at which time the workmen had only
progressed as far as the bait° of the i bnilibug.
In addition to this; the Ree. Pastor' has pur
chased two mo't desirable and valuable lots of
ground for church 'purposes, which, with /he
other improvements not euumerated, will make
the entire ecclesiastical property a most valua
ble one to the Diocese of Scranton.
On. the morning in question the church was
crowded, and Solemn High Mass was celebrated
hinter. %Amu An. KAIEIt, Pastor or tho Chnich
utiSt. Basil, Dushore, Sullivan county, Pa., as
sisted by Rev. FatherLononean as Deacon, and
Rev. Father TONED, Subdeacon. An eloquent
eel - m - in was preached by
_the latter, from the
28th Chapter of Genesis, which Was listened to
with Attention'and profit by all present. In the
evening, Vespers were sung by Father Loran-
RAN, irhen another instructive discourse was
preached by the ROT. Pastor. The Service both
morning and evening was sung by a special
choir from Philadelphia, and was in every res-•
peel most edifying and interesting.
A train of oofl oil** thrown
tromtha track it 31onriistat -oak -Tito lad;
tnnty REF. demoliiihed. No ottehurt.
iiri .
- -
Count , ' Comnissionerd
lisvikinadivibe appatattnenti Soi WO'
Nimbi yliti - -
630Lititlokit
Cointel::-W - t T. DATp.
Metr.antlio
.I"byalciait--Dr. C. M. Tomes.
4 2 0i. - -This ' morning I went out"
to cid saWlogs with Holum Lam: While he
ilia felling a tree tor loge, and u I was hunt-
Jim aaothos tree,•a limb fell froiiithe one ho.
Rae chopping and Struck him on the head,
breaking Lis WWI and killing him instantly. I
was in the Woods alone with him. .
Mr. Latin was beloved by every one wbo knew .
him. Me leaves a wife and two"thddrenjo
mourn bis loss. • -" A. Ihrvalux.
TELE SPILIGiIitESTArn MOST Ai ,
maim Bon" arm Gnus' litluiums-"De•
immures Tomei Ammuos."—The January num•
ber of this beautiful Juvenile . Hoathl~ must
prove a real prise to all the boys and girls sea
curing ih The elegant Chromo Pictures of the
birds of America, and numerous other Bne en:
&ravings, together with - Its 'entertaining storied,
music,' prize pictures,patsies, etc., make a
boinhinition httractionS Seldom found in
one periodical. Yearly, 41,50. with a beautiftil
premium to each subscriber. Address W. dew
mos Thomann, 898 Broadway, XS •
rm. - The . Bee-4ecspera' Journal
and National Agriculturist" for December, con
tains many interesting and valuable , articles
liettrated with appropriate engravings, in its
five departments of '436e-Keeping," "Apical.
ture," "Home and' Fireside," , •"Ladies' and
Youth's Departments." On the &mit - meta a
beautiful picture.of Mr. Quinn; at horse. Ho
is a regular contributor, and one of the most
successful bee-keepers in America. The ac
cmipan)ing biographical sketch states that ho
has sold 20,000 pounds of honey in one
,season.
The portrait of Mrs: Tursmi, America's most
distinguished lady writer on bee-culture, and
one of the editors of this Journal, is to appear
in the January number, to be followed by the
portraits of HUBER, DZIELIZON, and all the lead
ing apiarians of Europe NO America. This Is
a new feature following other improvements
made since the removal and consolidation in
September, and yet.the publishers furnish .tho
Journal at n a year. One sample i•opy SZAT
FREE. Address H. A. Kum A Co., 3i Park Dow,
New York, or J. C. Warans, Athens.
We find the following letter
iif the Kansas Weekly Con moiimilth of a re
centslate. As Itlr, Cornet formerly resided in
Warren township, this county, ws have no doubt
its publication in the Error:us will be gratify
log to his many friends :
Disrnacr 44, N0v..22, ltka.
As teacher of the colored school in lliktriet
No. 44, of the counties of Shawnee and Jeffer
son, I think-it would not be amiss to say a few
words to the readers of your paper in-regard to
colored children that aro growing up among ns.
-illy scholars aro very studious and learn - very
fast. Sonic of them have had poor chances for
education'; but they exhibit faculties equal to;
if not better than the majority of white children
that I have taught heretolore. I would like
those men who think the black man - has no
brains• to come and listen to my school one day ;
perhaps they would be better Ale to judge then
than now.
I am a native of Bradford county, Pa.. conse
quently knew but little about the black man ex
cept from reading and hearsay. But I havO
now learned from my own experience that the
negro is quick to learn and comprehend. ~
how, as a friend of liberty and right, and the
prosperity of our nation, I am in favor of edu
cating the negro. Give him a chance, for with
out means no person can prosper, black or
white.
Mr. EVANS, the County Superintendent, made
me a visit at my school room Friday last. Ho
questioned the scholars on arithmetic, geogra
phy and orthography, and was well pleased to
hear them answer so promptly. He classed the
with the common run of schools in the
county.
I am much gratitied.to see tlie people of Eau
ass taking such an interest in the cause of edu
cation, and sincerely hope that this great cause
will be carried on, - for I believe it to be the only
sure foundation of success. E. P. COUSIN.
CAwroN.—Mr. Editor : Wonder if
"Ststa" reads the Ilzeontrat and asks "Why
don't we have soma descriptive loiters?" lie
must have been examining "out" gracefully,
rounded moraines," fearing They might disap
pear like the Paddy's flea. What pleasurable
emotions friend "Sr.xxx" might cause to ap
pear in the "esthetical eyes " of his last resort,
the teachers, if he would only paint out a few
Bradford moraines. Strange that the teachers
'should be his last resort, if they are so well
qualified as ho would have us believe, by giving
us the opinion of others.
Though not a native of "our" Bradfitrd, y.et
"after" nearly "80 yors familiarity, evcryride
still brings to my view vistas of beauty" not
"Nell worthy of long travel to behold." There
are many pleasant and picturesque views with
in the limits of our county, of some of which
have read descriptions in the IttronvEn, yet
their equal may be found in almost any part of
the old Keystone. •
On the 27th, the members of the Masonic Or
der installed their officer's, after which they had
a grand supper at the AvneriCan House..
Clifistruas eve found a large nnmberfef in
vited gnats at the residence of Mrs. M. J.
liNvx.irr to attend the "Reunion." Understand
that the occasion was pleasant and -agreeable
to all except myself, who must always 'remain
at my desk.
The Ahatleters themsch-es great credit
both in the selection of pieces and in their exe
cution.
There is a protracted meeting being held at
M.E. Church. Many wet desiring to know
ho truth as it is in Christ_
A "goodly" i.amber of the Otd Fellow fra
ternity went to Gia - t - i;4. Ile Cutfter.:, to_sttend the
Inotitntion of a subordinat,i 1.0.0. F.,
on Christmas eve.
Sacra has, for assistants in his cotillion band,
one 'blacksmith, one mill-Wright, and one school
teacleer.
Our friends need not worry about our safety;
or wife and daughters have ceased pulling the
gray hairs from our head lest they pull the
greater part of "our hair," and as to pitching
into the TribThle, gties turn about hi fair play
sometimes. - NEBAT.
Dec. 31, 1869
MARRIED
CHAFFEE—WHITAEER.—At the residence of the
bride's father in Warren, by -Rev. Win, C. Peck,
Mr: Asa Chaffee and Mine. Elsie Whitaker, both o f
Warren, Bradford Co., Pa.
•
AITNN—ILLDGEW A.Y.—At the home of the bride, in
Monroe, Dec. 30, 1869, by Rev. G. B..Tranigia. Mr.
James Munn and Miss Hannah S. Ridgway, All of
Monroe, Bradford C 0.,"
SHOEMAKEII—CLARK,—At the residence of the
bride's ¥ta Deceniberl9; 1869, by Het J. J.
Torten, Mr. John Shoemaker of. Granville Pa., to
Miss Lamira J. Clark of Leroy, Pi.
GARDNER—HARDY.—At the M. E. Parstmago in
Orwell, Pa.; December 21, 1669, byßev. A. C. Sper
ry, Mr. L T, Gardner to Miss A. li. Hardy, both of
Orwell. -
LOCUAL—At the residence of the oDlci•
at ng Clergyman in Dunmore, Pa., by Rev; C. L.
hies, Mr. Albert E. Shafer of Stlivensville W Miss
Lydia E. Slocum of Pike.
CHAFFEE-- PITOHER.—At the residence of the
bride's father in Warren Centro by the Rev, Win.
C. Peck. Mr. James P. Chaffee and Mies Carrie E.
Pitcher, both of Warren, Bradford Co., Pa.
FISHER—CA - RETELL—At Monrocton, on Christmas
day, by Rev. HallocliArrnstrong. Mr. Geo. W. Fish
er to Mrs. Mary Carder, all of Motiroeton. ; •
Autzi-,IIMITLETT.-ler Wes, December TJ. by
. Rev. H. J. Crane. Mr. John A. Allen and Miss Ma
ry J. Bartlett. both'of Wybox.
DAILY—BMSETT.-1n - Asylum. 'at the residence
of the bride's parents. Dec. 21, by Rev. H. J.
Crane. Mr. Daniel L. Daily, of Waverly X, Y.. and
Miss. J. Elizabeth Bennett, only daughter ofßich
ard Bennett. ,
WANNES4—RADGEII.—In lioriliTowands, Dee. 29,
by Itev. R. Crittenden. Mr. Frank Wanness and
Bliss Thersey Ann Badger, both of North Towanda.
DARNTS—MANDEVILI.E.—At the residence of Mr.
F. B. Manley, Canton Pa., Dec., 5.180, by Rev. J.
L. Watson. Mr. J. IL - Barnes and Miss Louisa A.
Mandeville, both of Canton Pa..
CEARE—CODWIELL.__Bi the same at the' - residence
of Mi. Charles Merlin In - Alba. Pa., December 12
1308, Mr. A. Cease an Miss Sarah A. Colweß.,
VTIIMILYE—WEBBTEEL—By the same, at the rest.
dente of Iff.'Danlel Webster, Dee. 22, 11169, Mr.
G. W. Wennilye and Miss M. 1. Webster. both of
Canton, Pa. ,
GLITER—RDIGMAN:—At the II.„E. Parsonage In,
Athena Pa., Dec., 22. by Rev. D. Dersoneus, Mr.
Deo. W. Gliter of Waverly N. Y.. to Mbs Arra
Bella Rinsman of Faetaryville X. T.
iTtREL--' WURTEMBERG.—AtIhe M. E Parson
age in Rome; Dec.. 21, by Bev: p, pven (Mitts,
B. Tyrrel of Wysox, to of
Wysox. -
MAKLEY-:-TAYLQIL--On the TA of .1.809, at
Granville Ceuta, by Rev, L. P. Streator, Mr. Saha.
net N. Manley to Idles Mlle A. Taylor. only daugh
ter of L. D. Taylor Esq.
...
PORI`EII.-4iied oa:the 47th ult.. at West Granville
Mr. Elb44 . tTorter, aged 40 Years.
E=M=MM
OEM
larliaNOM -
ort*lllpisir Tann of 1 , 144 k t i t
scan
vertrissiitate gluts= an:Togor - lia
S t=l; p jaZ tmen. imm airte
P *tbsw sathe "A. X*:
W,,airerkr ! Zop tte•• • '
'
*.
PIANO il)l3llux.7—To. Alai!, •
and risk, I trilriell a• new - eldekerbtig
(style No. 4, price $360) for $62). Host be taken
within two weeks. • • Bev. Wit. Hums.
.1 •
WYOMING: COMMINOLIZ COLLZOIC—
"A Business Edneaticm will be of edvaelege
gfflf!nt
l men, whateor future occupation Noy:
x."—Reedley. . ,
Te Wyomin Commercial bollege,establisb-'
.ed in 1863, and connected with Wyming Semi
'nary; offers a thorough and comp N e -cause of
mitt action forthopeding avommercial edtt-
Its location in th e beautiful and historic Val
ley of Wyoubt, with-It' :mid; threelinsit - of
relheads, and immense Mal and other business'
pperatkma, afford rare opportnitles tbr - young
Mr desiring aituatiook _ . 6
Our graduates are Stine positions - of trust alf
over the country. Young men have attended
this Institution Item platamas, Ken
yesota; and mark cm thin the USIIOII.,
Ctor tuiSOn hit UM BOWAN Cdtdeeis'
from fiftdin to brMlyt
llv es, thAn slather
Comineicial cables, igaanlagat
,here
are ist every Itupect =Juryman!,
We offer all the aidestended bY any Calmer
cial Colt Em-the con_ lita to ffn4 l tot 46 in -*"
1 6 Vezlro at the College itairt all the" khan=
ta raryges w ee Seminary in regard to library; lit-.
etiek hos
Tuition tbr the regular llitsinese touts, BM
Ibleraphing in ' connectim therewith, 61 0 41 1 4!
Tehiraiddrol Walk 425,00. dtationery for full
Business Course, 815,00. :,Board per week, 14.
' Send for Catalogue ant i IRlOdnibne ofYon
manihip. ,
._ ..... • Address L. n. IltsaAorrk,
' Prix Wyambig Commercial College,
Sept,,l 1860. Kingston, Pa.
, ... ~,
PLthCl3, • ORGANS ANDleinonzons.
• . .
It always gives us pleasure to call the attention
of our readers to articles of real merit.", In this
co nection, we adviseqtrons who are about
to pdrchase Piano,. or Melodeon, to call
at -MT: Drrnuca & Co.'s ask Store, at Towan
dacbefore buying elsewhere, as theinstruments
sold by W. D. & Co. are really the only first
class in every respect. The Deckerßrothers;
Mallet do Camston, and Conrad Myers Pianos
have now been before the public for • twenty
years and more. The Pelanbet h Co. and Sha
nlnger.Orgtu4 and Melodeons list sixteen years.
All of them are known.to be sit near pufection
as it is possible to make them, and' are - giving
the most entire satisfaction Mall who have used
them. Our prices are lovi, and will sell Pianos
from $2OO to $1,500; Organs from $BO - to $1,000;
Melodeons from $75 to 11300. - Sheet Musk, and
Instruction Books for Pianos, Organs; Melo.
deons, and Violins, always on hand. To, those
who Would like instruments Inns other Makers
not mentioned above, we say, give us your or
ders and you shall have them on short notice.
Pecollect, ladies' and gentlemen, that Professor
W. Mermen has had experience for over twen
ty 'liars in the above business. Tuning said re
pairing done, if wanted. •
Those who have waited so long for the cele
brated "Pciefmarken Polka," may have it now
fat our Storeloir 62 cents percopy. It is a good
piece of music, besides having a collection of
42 foreign postage stamps printed on the out
side. W. Drrrutat A Co.
liter All kinds of Spices Raisins
currants citron &c: at the lied, White and
Blue store Bridge at. Towanda.
RIAXIIALL & UIDOEWAT.'
* You can save fifty cen4_ on
every pound of tea, at Bratnhall'a American Tea
Store, Griffith & Patton's new block, Brifte St.,
Towanda, at the Bed, White and Blue Store.
Sept. 9, 1869. .illuxuara. k nworiarey.
lOU You can save money on every.
thing in our line at the Bed, White and Blue
Store. Try it, and satisfy yonraelvea.
Sept. 9, 18G9. Bs.wYckr , k RIRG EWALT.
Fon SALF.-3. R. COOLBAUGH, of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., offers for sale the valuable
Real Estate formerly belonging to Sideman
Whitcomb, dec'd, situated at Scottsville, Wyo
ming county, Pa., containing about 430 acres,
about 73 improved, balance good soil, well tim
bered, good water power, &c. The farm is on
the river, good buildings, orchard; never fail
ing running water at the door. Beautifully
situated, convenient for business—worth P2O,-
000; will be sold for $12,000. Terms easy. Bar;
gain for any one. _ Dcc. 2, 1169.
it€o.. The celebrated ?dexican Coffee
for tale at the Red, White and Blue Store.
Sept. 9, 1869. BRAM:LILL & RIDGEWAY.
Se- At the Red, White atd Blue
Store you will find Crackers, Candies, Nuts,
Dried and Canned Fruits., Tobacco, kc., whole
sale and retail, cheaper than the cheapest.
• Sept. 9, 1869. _BItAXIIALL IL RIDGWAY.
IRV The public are invited to at
tend a New Year's Party to be given at the Un
ion Hotel, iii Rome borough, on Friday even
ing, Dec. 31, 1869. Bill, 12,50.
Dec. 6, 1869. A. A. Thrum.
T by the pound, caddy, or
chest, at the "Bed, Whits and Blue" "Store,
Bridge Street, Towanda, Pa.
Jan. 6, 1870. Bitexuati, & RIDGEWAY.
te..Koffee by the pound or sack,
green, roasted, or ground, lithe "Bed, White
and Blue Store," Bridge Str t, Towanda, Pa. -
Jan. 6, 1870. Bassinsta, & RIDGEWAY.
.leir Tobacco by the
,pound or pail.
Red, White an&Bluo Store discount to dealers.
Jan. 6, 1870: Bnamnsm. & RIDGEWAY.
TEAs, TEAs.—A new lino of Teaa at
the Red, White and Blue Store, Bridge Street,
Towanda, Pa. MIAMHALL do RIDGEWAY.
ELouL, FLoun.—The' celebrated
Oswego Flour; wholesale And retail, cheaper
than the cheapest, at the lied, White and Blue
Store, Bridge Street, Towanda, PA, .
Jan. 6, 1870. 13naatuALL & Ittnonway.
STRAYED. OR :STOLEN from the sub
scriber on Thursday 9th init., a rod cots. !Ono
eye gone, and a brass ball on one horn. A lib
eral reward sill be paid. any. person returning
bar. C. M. Traotlrr.
South sill, Dec. 15, 1869.! .
p o'W El; L" & co,
Call attention to a large invoice of
FrouL a Bankrupt Importer's Sale,
HALF THEIR VALUE
mesb iods' are .both snbstuutial
and brilliant iu appearance, and are:
considered far superior to any other
!hake of Alpacas in the nuwket: .
Jtunutry,. 3, 1870
DOUBLE WARP
BLACK ALPACAS
which they now offer at
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DATMlNerilignitle”WlLlT
x lmr„
WISIL
aI IIEL—WaPPOisd b eta
.alsp
ittest:l i ita . , • -
WIWI* al Ws WIN
111 1 1 W, il 1,1471110 Pape Meta*
laws iloweiVelbirsimil /180 Poi ine loot at
1114:441:6„errii NFU itlfigh aut, Fob,
4 Ofillifi POP 11M4 14* Yliff
Oldiramonassliark
= li r
____ C. L. Dupclppg„
hitill. irro. - • . ' Towanda.
gorrntwAßD uo!:=lttrim a
GWACIP Ifick;at Wier 30 . 74 piresia. war d s ,„
~,,a •;, , i' i . 7t, 1 : 7
at Ms roartHottabt Tanintisaladford Co.. Pi*
ago: Paw 7,1110. it.fcdock Pt 111 • •. ,
_Viglats,int geogrop)dial wadi , atoidsie. gig
sad , 2
,iperplatialy, sa4 Wire* Inehosarati vlOalli
sasherispedi ow liniagmair. ' The • patiplo are cot.
dlsU Invited to iamb
T o Tim wara-Ara):calia:•
zusw,inzuszir Aso muss AND CL UX
ildu4e,m)sirrauoismsintr..7. ,-
Pigreim ' tide LATizi'ainini iggi.
.EOl4ll or Post Oeles-I[n. Holt's cid shad. •
• KR& NM W4OEICI2.
album Dee. SO IMIO.
opliarsct 1.;l;' twitimict: il
*44i .. 46-4 - ', - & - ,tfioit.:E-;.:-',.
BummmoJ.Woaa
Ifodol ofiMei tie i4l 1:1i0 itCo'
link %km, stock of
PATA AND WINTER CLOtHDIG
'dada Whig bead parakteed for ash, the ere Pm.
**sod ciespeiptie may alder "sterrAn IParlh•
oneMoc," amidst' of
• cam A.I1 1 8
of me giu 'Midis. suck as
. '
ENGTIS# 'IYEBSi.,MI4LTON.S;
UNIONS. Oft* .11114,104
SITENETR,"AGC
WILD the *gent dock or
Men's, Youths': and. 'Ave' Clothing,
ever offered •in Toirsnda
A full line of
GENT'S EURNLSITENG GOODS,
HOMIEST. GLOVES and ILITIFISS.
HATS 8z c).A.PS,
LINEN AND PAPER. CA.D.1.14D8.
CUFFS. SUSPENDERS. HANDKERCHIEFS, kc. kc..
Also • large stock of
corms. ,ezarimas, TRIN,dadEl, ift•
t Allkkooda warranted an seateda isiv r inber and ea.
amine oar stock before the
place 96 Kiln died, one door north of ChamberUn'a
Jowetrretore. '
'SWUM TATWL .
Towanda, Dec,.2, 1889.
GREEN HOUSES,
PENN
I have received a large and full odsortment of MI
MORTALLES. or the Dried Flowers of Everlasting,
of a most beautiful variety of color& I am now
prepared to furnish, for partiesoreddings, or tuner.
al occasions, on abort notice, Wreaths. Creme.
Anchors, band and basket Baguets. Also the mime
with natural flowers. I have also a few imported
Wreaths or Crowns, formed of Immortalles.
No. I. nine inches in diameter, - $1 5 0
No. 9, ten " " . 900
All orders will receive prompt attention, and primes
reasonable.
Nov. 15, UNA
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN !
AND, &VIM! 11LING IN TIM
GROCERY; AI PROVISION LINE,
are now being offered at
COWELL & MY-ER'S
a=tkat moot faillo satrath all that tUy are
ed not Jobe undekbold toy_ any one . , They
have enlarged their Stare by buil ding 'so thely•
now have roma fortis) freab •euppties that ate amity
received by them. They have emanated with their
stere a thrice& where they now keep heath meats to
sell by the quarter or , s
a wh nd
ich a Doll &apply et Oro.
oaks and 'Provisions, to they would call the
attention of 11.11 cash boyars. qoqae and mumble our
Mods and. Prices, before P ring and estistr
yourselves. We guarenteer ail 'goods to give entire
satiefaction. We are thankful to ear customers for
their past liberarpatronage and solicit a COllthltlillCe
Of the Name. COWELL k 2(TER
Dec. 20, 110.
•
FORTY YEARS
Testify to the fair dpling and public &ppm:teflon of
the firm of
~dONT~NYES;
CORNER OF STAIN ST. AND PUBLIC SQUARE,
TOWANDA, PA
lull stock of ittspla and Fancy
DRY GOODI.
Au ele‘eant aseintiment of
WAIL ;0 Wr t sIDQW
,PAPEaS
Si)r-Cial Line gt .
• GIL WALL PAPER
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
In all atylea—own importation,
1. ull line of
GROCERIES.
SHELF AND SADDLERY HARDWARE,
GEABB AND NAIL%
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH AND MATTINHS.
An extra steak of
CLOTHS, CASSEVERES;
READX-MADE CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SHOES ;
,]All kinds of LEATHER AND SHOE EEHHHOS
MATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS,
- -
Trunks, Valises and Trairelint Bags,
OILS AND PAINTS, quality guaranteed. and prima
below the general market.
dastrecelled.-IUO doiteil
PATENT " GEM " FRUIT JAR,,
All Maas, self maw; it manufacturer's" prier*.
to tine, a stock of Goode in estent and rariety.in.
equeled this aide of Sew York city. The pablicTi - ro
invited to examine limb end Priem
duly 184,0. • 31101CTANYEV.
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SILVER :- PLATED
P - 1)0 At, Y
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BOYS' SLEIGHS, SKATES, AND
iu grept
Remember iri7mt,the 1809
IMPROVED .BWIMMIT;
THE HOT BLAST
,AMERICAN,
HOME COMPANION,
BASE BURNING CQOII STOVE;
CODDING, RUSSET & CO'S
BURALUS CORN 'SBELLEMS
NATIONAL FANNING MILLS,
FEED CUTTERS,
C. war.;
CLOTIIE WRINGERS,
Ban' MI
National Horne Nails, by the box,
THE AAVER.T.CAN
FAVORITE AND NATIONAL,
IN TRADE
will keep a continuous fire with al-
most no attention at all, and with
the least possible waste of fuel
maintain's - its position as the most
perfect
FIRST CLASS,
I •
- With the late improvements fire
can be kept longer than in any other
stove. We also have the
NATIONAL,
GOLDEN PRINCE,
and many other patterns, all excell
ent, for. heir respective prices:
ELIAS - HOWE SEWING
ISTOTEB DELIVERETO TO ANT DEPOT.
Codding, Russell & Co.
Towatula, Dec Ixllll
EMS
intaira
: lIIIM,TABLE AND
isurranu-ros
=OE
FAVORITE, 01.1141NT4L,
Tuz oniarraz, satl4ranm,
You can get them at
FARMER'S 801L3218,
Just Teceived.
COAL HODS
BURDEN'S SHOES
ORIENTAL,
BABE BURNERS
THE AMERICAN
STOVE hr iparket;
COSMOPOLITAN,
TRIBUNE,
STPRLTNG,
EMPRESS,
HARMONY,
SUNSHINE,
YOUNG AMERICAN,
LANTERNS;
CHANDELIERS AM
81`. (iERNATIC SITDMITMN
-MACHINE !
or set up within the birro' limits
FR IT, OF CHARGE
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. • stismss ...t• COM PAN it>. 2-; Cal. Adder. in 3 Dec. last one 80w ri t. 1. wilsee it bad • litter of Pigs
Ai
If. ..... - - •
- All PI
1... a C"Pitol• years, 1866, four in number. The owner's requested to come
to ' F' s . ,' • ' 11467.91 W. forward. Peon PeoPeltY, PoY Pay churn. and take
.
W ..:
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Hsu' lons (j OMPANIEN. ..---.... --- - them away.
Barclay. Jan.. 3. 18717. 'P. J. cnowtgy.
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...:. . la , . tat. popular, pure stock 1866 7.700,000 al 1,666 69
...1 C ' ''. 7.'l'. Atlantic Mutual. mutual, 1866 110,0(8) 12,833 12 BRID G E LEITENG.--Sealed pro
al i.. c . i.: ..c. Brooklyn, mutual. - . ..... 1864 125,000 40,625 00 pteee d e eta he ma ne !' mu te he l m of Nmiept,
•E
0 1 -- •10 ' a . Continental, mutua1,...... 1866 100,000 28.000 00 ceehith
to w yet , e , eel Th e w" th e 27th of January.
;... '.l . CA ft l'-'' '"
Equitable, mutual 1859 100,000 29,574 83 1870, until 3 o'clock P. IL; fir the building andcom
-, • a P. 0•••
.....--. Excelsior, mutual...... ... ,1867 125.00 5,03 /2 pleting • Bridge scrims Wyse' Creek, near the Wage
0 = : •C
2 * al efS .
CI , - .2 . , . Germania, mutual - ..
1 , 18 f$5 2 00 . 000 33 . 578 95 of E. A. Coolbangh in said Twp. Bpedlcationa for
'a P, !. . ;F• j '-'
. - Globe Mutual, Timbal. , • •1 1561, 109 • 900 23.201 50 the same may be seen st the Commissioner's Oflce,
''. Great Wisteruanutual .... 1863 i' 11.5,000 20.123 00 and at ihelionae of Joseph Ccinklin fur ten days pre
:::1 • .r..; . . Guardian, mutual '18591 123,000 36,250 00 'tang lb said letting.
• Home, mutual ....... , ...118601 133,000 62,043 57
.
• , . . ' Sulekerbi:wkee t muttial - _111333 100,000 49,994 00 ' - ' • Zama Looxls t .
• Maahatten, mutual ' ' 11850 100,000 116,000 00 -3, 8, lims. - -
• Metropolitan, mutual 1864 200,000 14.090 00 c eet • r eo t h e ,,,.. yen. .5, Ism. Com'rs.
• • National LH°, mutual • 1863 130,000 18,669 23
..
. . New York State r pure stock 1866 120,000 18,640 00
.... '%. ' 8 xr '6' North Alva-Ica, mutual... 1862 logooo 88,000 00
...Cll. Obe eh G o re ßasente Os "Mate f
A U DI TOR ' S
denddi NO'T'ICE CE. r 7- 4, lVin. Sny o .
y., - Becurity.mutual 1 8 62 110,000 31,899 00 _
.a.• E. 4 " 22 Mated States ; mutual - - 1850 i. 200.000 103,364 33
Ei ...5. . Universal. pure stock- .....- 1863 200,000 42,080 00 B .s" rad unc i y ar. s' . a ml ydee n -, tr de . ceamf'd. In the Orphans' Court of
4 •, z • . a Washington, mutual 1860 123,000 • 31,965 09 The undersigned au Audit,* impel:aka by. maid
Court to disnibute moneys in the hands of the IN
as :4 0 .
_.. o ..... Widows & Orphatts,mutual 1864 200,000 59,774 74 ecutors of said decedent
is attend to the On.
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- F . 1 . , • ... World Mutual, mutual.... 1866 200,000 14.000 00 ties a td. appointment et , hi s o ftw it hi t h e h imeett h
Companies of other' Static. ,
of Towanda, on TUMID - AI the 18111 day otJANUABIT.
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2 ts /Etna, mutual - ••• 1853 2102,768 $44,830- 00
V.~
G . 5 % 1 -4 , , , .1 ' Berksbite. mutu al ..
' . ''.... ism 33000 9:575 84 claims filliGut said fund atilt Pre"" thaw °Z eh
be forever debarred therefrom.
-J • 8. . 4. -- se ' ' Charter Oak, m u t u al,..... 1850 200,000 36,000 00 7. H. THOMISM.
' •••• -
~s• - Conn. General, mutual.. - 1865 251,000 31,330 00
Auditor,
"' :. Economical, mutual ' 1866 100,000 14,000 00 - Dec ' is ' 18C4 ' - ‘"' '' - - -
. •. ' Hanemann . mutual , 1865 200,000 29.200 00 •
. . . John Hancock, mutual...." 186211 100,000 - 13,202 00
,
- 'l[MrJersey Mutual,niulusl 1863 125,000 13,430 00
. -
Phasnir-Mutnal. mutual.. 1852 16,000 18,000 041
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AVERLY. INSTITUTE.
ITbs Yortpeshth Term of Ms Institnie opens
Air VIM If" Imam the amp all. LA/141.
ffie aim of the beit , Larassn lionntroms of the
edouttp. senessible from Minds. and to ofrSated
WAPPLjr..P*A.4S3...N Y.. _ . •
.
The departments ui complete. Tim "tgamicsi"
embrares ail thom studiesregained for admission to
our best Colitates;• Aisoi • - thorough' 4AI to the
•
The
botA. the com
aim toM7Tres 41W aud
many of the Wee
del
minted An the
Oone. an the Commendel comae the instruction
Is
• as
CnmmaeeW thot•oaWaiwi complete as In our most anocess
.lnstrutiton upon limo and Onmn by the old
method ; also by •• Mathis' Newanserimm Method,"
by which pupils can inquire ti knowledge of muds in
one-third the timeerhich it hitherto refire
- The rates of tuition are wormodu . Board ob
tained at reasonable prices ; s limited =bee of pu
pils ean be accommodated in the ti Hof the In
stria:tom Rooms am be Fume.- d students
can board theinerices ant kern the menses one
•
Normal dams, ea nand, Organized at the di litutbeg
of the FaR 'Term. in which twenty of the
cants will receive tree inatimalon tor fourteen=
~_For partici* bra address the Principal at Waverly.
1 1 1. Y. Inrcematiim reeves= to Booms end Board
can also be obtained et Waldo . 4 . Treersprog atom
86 Broad titreet. ~ • ,
A. J. i4x9
Atig
17EWTON - YlNKET:Preaddent °Mond' otTrudees,
July 15, Up - • . . •
EW
_COAL- y*R:ll
DEEM wustiluataZ exb PII4STOX
•
:12V7HR4CJTE COULtt!
The subscriber_ him just established' • Mtn Coil
Yard in the rear of the Itzroanst Otlieeand Gronnett
Gun Shop; and deigns to keep In nrpply the best
Antluselte Collis at all tline
• Till farther notice : • •
na:Fna AT TAW,
Small Y4s; . DT No. L.
_
. Stove; eirlosellaral 4, railed 66 OD ,
Chestnut; er Nn. 5 50
11.10 following additional charges *ill be made A*
delivening Coal within the Akc myth limns •
Per ton, ctn.. Zinn toe cani7lng In, . :SOAR
H a lf es
..35 se • . .s 44 O.
..23
sir Orders. mar .be left at the ...Bed, White and
Blue" Tea Store et k ELIXIEWAY, on
Bridge street, or at. my Coat Moe, No: 4 Mercnea
New Block, next door to O. U. Wood's Yrolt Store.
iQ - -Coidetemnabin all cases, tie accompanied be
ibp cash. • • • . •
I have meted • .
NEW ULF scezr.
for public convenience; in the street on north ddc of
Fireman's Ifall and near the Ewell House,
Warranted to weigh correct.
.Towlada, Pa., ltiat. 10, 1069.
TOWANI)A COAL YARD.
AlirknUCITE AMX.BMTAtINOUS COALS
The tuidersigned, having leased the Coal Yard and
Dock at.the old eßaritay Basin;" and just completed
a large ad-house and Office upon the premises, are
.w prepared to furnish the citimins of Towanda and
'viciudy with the differenttinds and sizes of the above.
named coals upon the most reasonable terms in any
istitty . desired. Rice.et the Yard until further
•
si? •
Stove
Cheettid •
" Lump
pf..
••_ -Fine or Illarionufth
The following additional Charge.: will be made (or
deliveting (.70a1 within the bormrgh limits :
Cet Ton: ..50 cent*: Extra for carrying tn, 50 cents..
Half Ton •• 25 •
Qr. T0n...25
mny be left a the Yard. corner of Ha
mad and Elizabeth Meech+, or at H. U. Porter's Drag
• ir..9..Ordera mn,4 in aN coy,: be ace,,mpaniqd with
the ea,h. WAND & IWs EN.
- Towanda, Nov. 1. 180—th
".AROUND THE WORLD ! •
THE NEW YORK OBSERVER-
Is now publishing a serlea of Letters from the lire.
Dr. E.L. G. PRIME, who fa making the 'tour of the
World, by way of Calltortia, Japan, China, India.
Egypt, kc.Ztogetlter with various nth,•r correspon
dence, all the Newm,. Religious and Secular. and •
great variety of the beet Reading. ortpinal and Se
lected. Now is the time to etocoute the oddest and
.
BEar FAMILY NEWSPAI•EIL. We-maze the following_
liberal offers to loiew Seunentens. We will ernol the;
New YORK OB.EIINTE for one year to •
• One new isubmvibee, and one old, for 4 i s 0•
• Two o• subscribers, .- 143
Two • • awl one old. - 7 50
Three- 00
' Three-. •• . ant! •• aAo
Four • •• 9 fro
Four •• ' , Int- old. 11 SO
• Five .. • •• 11 00
Six •• ••• 12 00
And to any largeer number at the tormo rate. &au
pie Oopies Fire. Terms, fld 50 per annum. In ad-
Send by deck. draft, post-office order or regis.
?e'er! letter. SIDNEY E. MORSE,. JR. ft CO.
Park Raw, New York.
.FIRST.NATI9NAL BANK
or 'rowAxiiA
! $125,000
... 40,000
CAPIT U.
Su :vi FUNI;
,This sank offer. -11k7SUAL yACILITIk..I4 fo r t h e
truneraction of a
VENEBAL ILINKING
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSIT) ACcoZ.DING TO
=M
SPECIAL CARE OWES To Tur. Couxt - rtos Nirriat
AND CIIECEM.
Parties whaling to atria? atoxgr to any part of the
United States, England, Ireland, Scotland, or the prin•
civil pities and towns of Europe. can here procure
drafts tor that purpose.
P.t.S`S.IGE TICKETS
To or from.tlie old country, by best steamer or sail
lint lines. always on band.
FAVILIEhiILOCMIT o AT REDUCED' It.t:lLs,
Iligkett Price paidjoi• CS Mad:, Gold and Saner.
E. H.* SMITH, President. N. N. BETTS. Ja
Tciaanda, June 24. 189. - I_ Cash
BAXERY AND DINING ROOM!
First btak north of Ward House,
nitE D, PIES, CAKE, NC.,
baked daily and gold at wholesale:out retail. We nee
the best materiali and our work is always neatly
done. Dealers arc invited.to examine our wholesale
prices. PARTIES,' PIC NICS, kc. supplied at rea
sonable. rates on Short notiee. In our
" DINLYG ROOMS
we offer superior inducements toall who.want either
4 lunch or a good- meal. Ladies can step in ani
quietly enjoy* cup of Tea, undisturbed by noise or
rowdyism. Meals at all hours of the day or evering.
OTSTEItS unhand during their season and served
out by the dish .or sold in quantities to suit. Of
CONFECTIONERY .we keep an assortment equal to
auy, in this part of the State, and sell at wholeaal
or retail. I
Also &general assortment of GIIOCEBIES.. Prices
as low as the lowest.
Towanda, ()ct. 24, V:1
LIFE EiSURANCE!
For the information of those who have taken out
Policies of Life Insurance, and those about securing
we give below a Tabular statement of thirty-throe
Life Insurance Companies, which have paid during
the year 1868, to their stoikholders, an average divi
dend of 18.31 per cent,.on the capital stock of each
of these. Companies, together with the - amount of
cash dividends paid tolheir stOckholders . during the
years 1866, 1867, and 1868.
Several of thew Companies arc doing business in
this county. The reader will see that several of
these companiesclaim to be PURELY 311.7TUAL.
Read':
Total
It thus appears that in three ycare more than one.
fourth - of tha aggregate cash capital of these Com—
panies, War ..paid back to their stockholders.. Of
• couree.this money. mwst have come from the Policy
holders. This may be verydne for the stockholders.
But bow about the policy-hoidens? _PPI7OI3II tnaur.
ingabould examine the workings orthe OLD CON
NECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE. of Hartford, if they
want to make a sure and cheap investment. It being
the only Purely Nyanja Company doing imaineas
here; and every cent. of its earnings, over and above
its actual expenses, go to the policy holders.
H. B. IicKRA.N. is Agent for the Connecticut Mu-
Mal Life Iturannee Co. Office over Mason .t.-CnNi..
Banking House, Towanda, l's.
Wt.. can and see him before you take out a policy,
in any company, .•
Towatuts, Nov. I, ffioo.--tt •
PRESERVED
.TAMEBANDS AT
.1. • . COWELL A MlTlrit
fIOWELL 3IYRR ARE SELL : .
Rig TEA very rhea .
°ASS "nib FOR HIDES AND
PELTS at . • COWELL k MYER'S.
FISH_ PORK, HAMS AND LARD
' • COW LL k
.APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.—
To Thomas Woodlfo. Sok Ism 11*.—
Ton are hersby notified that Mande _Woad. ,_
wik has mot Itteikt uu Vl Wee* boa appll- -
ad to au court et ammo' ammilled osamity.
far a divorce team th e Of Oallibeelly, mod the
aakt court has appaftitatt lioaday. tie I* at Tam
cry. 1179. be WM" de obi Alma tea ale plus.
lam at *tick time Nadi *ea pakten IMP 1111
I MIRY vAcriarr.
' •• • MeV
APPLICATION IN DIVO '-;
To Lode Ttibett.—No. The Set lion. UAL—
You ire beretty notified that • ..arni Siena.
Your viikby ket next Mend. A. Illetnet. Aes label
to the oeurtof tampon ylain_eit Itrediatd evenly.
fora divorce from Awe bo.L , ant the
WA MU" lasanyolaint dub. tar honing the odd te r siet Is Ate peentese.
at whieltjhne and place yen OIL Mend If yen IMO
MP?. • J. PZEIJIT VAX 11' ,, a , e4.
San. 7.4 t
APPLICATION, IN DIVORCE-.
Jo Harvey Bitaid...—As 202liesaanber tem,
10/1.-.You US hataby =Med lint likontee
your wife. by bac Ault *km& 7.: L Billes ka e
applied to the coma at - amm itis
o aail band
lard county.. tar it Maurer hes the now at Rah&
many. and the rid watt had sypondaditondur ee e
7th day ll:abeam UM Oar beining Ike mid
in the premiums, at white time and. Litany you.entt
tend IS you think proper.
PUS! vAix nut • ,
Shalt
jan.S-41
A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.—
.L.D.; To &Oulu Hookar.—Mo. 1M Soot term; Is.
40.—T00 are bereft sodded this, Kariba Roam.
tour with..by bar sad Mead D.C. Mobs& Ms ap-
OW, to the mat or ammo% PIN ot liranbrd
for Macros dm the hoods et mairlaom sad the
mid roost Ira amoinhad • Idosdat. the Mt day or
Varian'. for bearbagAtia amid Martha In the
premises. at whilb thne and ph" you eau attend it
you - think prow.
J. TEM TAN Pllrt.
Merit
jan.9.-it
A PPLICATION IN - DIVONCE.-
rm.- To Geo. IL Lewin.—No: DM, 3fay tem.
You are hereby standee that Zola IL ZAMA,- 7cur
Rife. by her next friend JAE D. I=r i applied
to the court of common of pleas wmtl,
fora divorce from the bondi of reistr. and the
bald court has appointed Ifondrry. the ith day of
-February, IWO. foe bereft the rig Lela N., in the
premises, at which time and place you cut attend If
YOU Pink proper.
Jan.?-4t
Se 00
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
.CAL. Notice is hereby given that'll persons indebted
to the estate of. Hammel litserate. her of Catitou
twp., deceased; are :squealed to make Smnediste
paymedt, and'all persons having idea= spinet said
estate must present them duly authenticaMLsettle.
mint. C. STOC
- C. C. WEIGHT.
4an. 7. 1170.* - _ t Aitmlidstnetors.
A. m. WELLSi
AA DMINISTRA.TOR'S
Notice hereby given to all persons indebted
to the estate of EBY WINSLOW. late at Wilmot.
deceased. mast make Immediate payment, and all
persona having claims sofas& meld estate Mil pig
ment them duty authenticated to mtUenseat
Jan. 5. 1870
• •
AD3IINISTFtATOR'S SIOTICE.-
Notice is hereby given that all persons indebted
ho estato of Jonitsox Itoomac, late of Shesbequin.
deet-ased, are requested to make immediate pev
a, and all persons having claims wind mid es
must be present the same duly suthentkaied for
lement. - BETSEY 1. BOMB*
MAIMIX EDGER&
Administrators.
46 PO
. 6 013
. 6 00
. 6 50
. 400
. 360
. 300
mum
ADMINISTRATRLIC NOTICE.-±-
Notice is hereby given that all persons indclit•
ed to the estate orWm. M. WATTS, late of 'rowan.
da borough. deed., are reOnested to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims against said
estate must present the same duly authentleak4 for
settlement.__ t MART E. WATTS;
. .
Jan. 5, 1570
ADMINISTICATOWS NOTICE.—
Notice is hereby given that all persons indebt
ed to the estate of EDWIN T. BROWER,' ate of thh
U.S. Navy, deed., are requested to Mike immediate
payment, and all pervens having claims against saild
estate-muat preeknt tlit• hater duly authenticated for
settlement. 4. D. BA.RTL.h•TT.
Jan. C. 184;9. Adturatnr.
A uprivirs NOTICE.
Manrille and E. ii Aide fr.t o r;
Mason Long.—No. 044 May Term, 1868. In the
Court of Common Plea* of lhadford county.
The undersegned' an Auditor appo:nted by 'Sant
Court to distribute moneys In the hands of the Sheriff
arising from. Efheriffa sale of defendants personal
property, will attend to the dutini of said appoint
ment at his othaxi In the Borough- of Towards on
FRIDAY the 28th day of JANUARY, 1870, at 2
clock p. in.. at which time and place an persons has. _
ing claims to said money are required to preaent4hv
name or be debarred from conatgin upon said luta.
Jan. 6,11561.-4 t.
A UDTOR:S NOTCE--In.the matter
.4. - i. 4 flot estate of L iz If. Filch, miner tAild,rif P.
11. fitrh, dre'd, late of fired ford twenty. Dyclia Bur
r-M. Guardian. 'ln the Orpbana' Court of Bradhatt
co:intr.
The . undersigned an Auditor appointed by slid.
court to distribute funds arising from the side of said
minor childs real estate: will attend - to the duties of
said appointment at his oftee in the borough of
Ttirranda,•on FILWAY. the 28th day of JANUARY,
Ib7o, at 2 - o'clock, p. to:, -at which time and place
an persons having claims to said !arid are request
ed to present the same or be debarred from coming
upon said fund. W. A. PECK,
Jan. 6,1870.—1 w. Auditor..
A ITDITOR'S NOTlCE.—Beardeley
d‘ Cook er. John and 11. P. kesibalL—No.- 111.
Se_pt. term, 1882, In the Court of Common Pleas of
Mudford county. • •
The undersigned, an - auditor, appointed by said
Court to distribute funds In Sheriff a hands arieng
from Sheriff's sale of defendant's real estate, valet
tend to the duties of said appointment. at his office
In the be. A.Migh of Towanda, un FRIDAY, the 28th
day of - JANUARY. 1870, at 2 o'clock p. m., at which
timeand place all persons haring claims on said
money are required to present the same or be debar-
red from coming on said fund.
lan. 6,- 1870,
RPHANS' COURT SALE.-BY •
virtue of an order tuned Out of the Ciriihans'
Court of Bradford county, the undersigned. execu
tor of the estate of ALVDIA. will
expose at public sale on the prezoIsee.WEDNSEDAT.
FEB. 2d. 1870. at 2 o'clock; p. ia., the following de
scribed lot. piece or parcel of land. situate in Pike
township; bounded on the West and north by land
conveyed by the saik Alvinaßlakeslee in her lifetime
to Thorns' a L Brown, andby him contracted to Mar
vin Post - on the mat by land -by Beth Blakeslee. and -
on the south by lands of Ames fihever and lands -
formerly owned by :Ames Featherbee. Containing
thirty acres of land more or less.
TZBllll.—s23 to be .paid on the property being
etnick down, one-halt of the balance in dz months.
and beiance In on year with intend.
Jan. 6, 1870. ,
•
lIRPHANS' COURT - SALE-BY
V virtue of an order issued out of the 'Orphans'
Court of Bradford county, the undersigned execu
tor of the estate of B&W. J. - HOAGLAND:. damp.
ed, will expoie et pnbllc isle on -the premises: en
SATURDAY, JAN. 22,1870, at 2 o'clock pan„ the rot
lowing described lot, piece or parcel of land. situate
in Leßoy township, bounded as follows: Beginning
at a post en the bank of Towanda Creek, Acme
tenth 167 perches on line of. P. P. Tilliteon to R.
Wilcox'. corner, thence west 84% perches to stake.
thence north 167 perches to Towanda Creek, thence
down said Creek 84% perches to place of begbining.
Coataing 84% acres more orless ; containing forty
seven acres more or less.
ALSO—AII that contract interest in a plow Or par- .
cel of land situate in Leßoy township aforesaid. and
boundbd as follows : Beginning at the southwest
corner of the Crammer (now Schrader) lot, thence by
his north line south 87. Sf deg. 110 s.loperches loath
west corner of lot No. 38, thence-by the , west line . of
,said lot north 2 deg: 'cut 190 3.lo.lperehes, thence
north 873 deg., west 100 perches to the north-east
.corner orlot N 0.4, th ence by the east side et the
: same. north 87,.. 3 ' . deg. west 3 3.10 perches to the line ,
of C. L. Ward's land, thence by the same south 2 •
deg. west 43 4.10 per ches to the place of beginning.
Containing 81 acres and,l2o pashas • being lot No.
39 on the map of -lots surveyed by Z..Y. Walter and
part of warrant-No. 44. In the name of B. (butte •
.containing 150 acres.
TERMS.—S6O to be paid on day ' sale, $9OO on
confirmation of sale and the balance in oneactro
pease thereafter, with Interest from conlinnati of
sale. - REUBEN STONE.
-Jan. 8, 1870. . Executor . .
1). W. SCOTT & CO
11 . XEC T 0 R'B.-_ N.O T C
.1-4 Notice is barely given that ell persona indebt
ed to the estate of .JAXEIi STEMS, late et Wig
bnry dee'ed, most make Ininintlite payment
and all persons baring* claims against Geld estate,
mutt present ibeindskyA i ni r riksted for settlenmett
11=111301.
llieretora.
1 4.337,768
1,136,1090
Dec. 14, 1842.'
I `'-BANKRUPTCY.-DISTRICT
Conn of the 'United States for tioe Western Dia
tzict of ; Pennsylvania. In the matter of Etr P.
itocinvwx4 Bankrupt.
Wafers Digrid of Pesuulleonia, se:"
A warrant In Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the-estate of Hi P: Rockwell, of the
County -of Bradford, and State of Perniqnsina.
maid District, who his beet AdjuaLed • bankrupt up
on petition of his Creditors, and t of any
debts, and the delivery of-anypaop y belonging to
_said Bankrupt, to him or to ins nee. and the trans
for of any property by him, are forbidden by law.
A meeting of tho creditors of said Its= to
prove their debts and choose, one armors tea
of his estate,"will bo held at a. Court of Bankruptcy
to be holden at Towanda, Penn% on the 611( day of
January. BIM at 10 o'clock A. Y, at the (Ace of Ed
ward (nekton, Jr., ono of the Registers in Ihmkmpt
cy of said District. ' A. MIIRDOCE:
U. B. Marsha/ u revenger.
TJ TION , —WIMEAS, SIT
dtbi.,-has lett ray bed and board without just
intorno or provocaUon, and I hereby tatted all perm!"
from harboring or truetinii her on-my account from
this data. ALA urAmam wiumn
RI
rillEM
J. Puny VAN YLEET.
Sherif.
JOHN °MORROW.
Admlrthitratri .
mum,'
Asufi.4/.
O. D. MIONTANYE,
Auditor
E. S. SKEEL,
Adminlatrator;‘,_