Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, January 20, 1870, Image 3

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LOCAL AND DENERAL.
ve• Bet. Ws. Hums luis sold - his
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residence to Mr. Rama Kama.
29. CODDING, RUB3ELL & CO'S new
Advertisementmeill appear next week.
eta- A. western' sOseriber
us t o give an occasional account of the weather.
The factis, wo havul had any weather thiamin-
Or. •
Messm WARD k Divax reduc
ed the prito of atithnicite coal fifty cents psi
top on the 12th inst. Mr. Wirszsbas followed
snit.
AO- The geutleinan who lost a fur
conir on tho cars between Ideshoppen and. La
cers-ilk, on Friday, Jan. 7, can find the i santeby
calling at this office.
.0-The revival meetings at the
lisptiht church are still continued. About fifty
persopliare been added to the church since
the commencement of the meetings.
va. Persons desiring to travel
westward, can pincnre tickets over several ilif
f,rent routes by applying to i/Mr. BIIIIIOP. tick.
.et agent at the depot place.
ke. Rev. Mr, STEwAnT, of New
Jerany, occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
do:mil on Sunday last. The congregation mel
31,mdsy evening, and toted unanimously to
give him a all.
te),_ R. M. Wra.tas will pay the
bridge toll on all Ml tons of coal sold by him
(I..tomerd from the cast side of the riven
Thi4 offer is to remain in force while there isno
ice bridge, and until farther notice.
Fes- The friends of Elder THOMAS
cur kupowN, of Troy, paid him a surprise party
a I', ‘, ,lenhags since, making the old vetaran in
11!, army or the Lord happy by the presents
a purse containing $165.
The inherit Tier Gazette says
ival meetings iu tho Troy M.E. Church
have Leen attended with a good degree of in
teretd. The meetings aro still continued un
er the charge of Rey. C. M. DEANS, patitor.
Is. The thin coating of ice which
f,,rntea on the river at this place, bloke np
aid passed away on Monday morning. Those
.t,O h a r e ice-houses to fill begin to feel afraid
that they riff not be able to secure a supply
ih s sensor.
par- The independent Rfpublican
e•:nics out in a new dress and in enlarged form.
We cr. , gratified at such substantial evidences
..f" prosperity on the part of our. neighbor, and
trust the establishment may lung continue to
receive a liberal patronage at the hands of the
Republicans of Susquehanna county.
The autrrican Stniday-school
lt - twker is the title of a new magizine just start
, d in St. Louis, under the auspices of the M.E.
attach. From the number before us, we judge
tt will be a valuable acquisition to the Sunday
-Lll.lOl literatnre of the day. Rev. A.C.Groraz,
frrnterly of Elmira, is one of the editors.
I=l=l
We have received the JanAary
'mother of the American .4rclifferfural Iteriew,
—leel by SAlrcEr. SLOAN and A. W. ,Goonmett
Mr. st.oAs k one of the most experienced" ar
b,•_•ts in the country, and the Reciote is one
~r tle• moat popular journals of the kind pub
!,,h-l. We congratulate our young friend
on his good fortune in securing an
Intt 1,4. in the concern.
. A disgraceful row occurred on
thy Strvet 'on Friday night last. Several pistol
.aura were tired, none of which took effect, bnt
•:s• of tie• parties, at least, "got the worst of,
it" band-to-hand encounter. The hostile
party•+ acre composed of both white and black
rmdic,. Several of the partiesiniplicatcd were
arrc.ted and lodged in jail on Saturday, while
‘.f the others are sojourning in the State
of Ncw Yutk.
/1
i;zi- The Timkharmoil Republican
that a party of yonag men residing in that
td.tet , drahk whisky until they made demons of
the - te•elres, and then attended a donation par
t,- in Eaton, where they created a general row,
timi men and women, smashing Mr
!ohm., &e. tinch scenes are the legitimate re
...tit, or whisky-selling and whisky-driuking.
It to II Will tin'people pin a stop to it?
er•&"Onr people were startled by
i-ry of " Fire F' o; Sunday es:•ning at six
cl ,, ek. The fire was supposed to beat the Tip
p, r .:,d of the bororgh, and the fire companies
•,, imenptly ont. It was soon ascertsin^d,
1, • v that the conflagration rras some ways
b,• river, and proved to be an old barn own.
the Railroad Company, on the lot former
! d by C. M. 31.4..wrx.t.r..
Iry A State Temperance Conven-
sdihe held in the Cciurt House in Harris
! Ire. on Tuesday, the Bth day of February,
1.70. state Temperance organizations to be
s ,, taca by delegates not Cseeetling five in
T. l.ir t'ounty Temperance organiza
,...::- v , ‘ t mare than three delegates each;
Soviet:es,. Divisions of S. of T.,
7, gad k.l IL& T. and Lodges of Good Tetn
11cm. auras of cities and boroughs,
1.• , '12. 0 .1:r.5, by one delegate each. Credeu
hal- v til be i - equired from these deiiring to take
par tle pi-oceedize;s.
Pu:soNAL.—The Owego Gazette says
nunorvd that Toot: Tnowesos is to be ten
position on the Erie Railroad. The
r..5t , %;! , ,11 would he gratifying to his numerous
all through this section. •
lu ge.mg a hat of the Ihreetoni of the First
NAt...11.11 Lank, last week, we inadvertently
1 (1. 11. R.strarrr and C. 8. RrssELL.
11.
T. of Troy, has been elected one
th.. littrt,,rs of the Southern Tier Masonic
I"'P 1 A .scsAation. Five members of the
died during the past year.
Prof. /M.., of Waverly, *as in town on
We understand that be is thinking
lzkit,g. charge of the Susquehanna Collegiate
Hope he may.
NM
1 % , r•-gi ,•t to announce that CLUNNET &
. 1 .-24:‘ hat', cli,cd out their business hero.
who has had charge of the store,
him:. if hafts of friends during his
21 In wit midst.
M r , „ s
tt..l. has sold l,ie rest...lvaco, on
: , tr.et, to M. Lniris St Sox.
'apt. A. J. Titt,t - r, of tlieWillismsport Q :fa
,14;,/. 1. in town.
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CATLIOLIC CONCERT.—Juaging
lt , nl the unusually large attendance at the
churLll last Sunday night, the Concert
. th.a) givoi most have been an mutual succent.
Thy of Mr. liartatca, of Ptilladellthil.
the Concert was given, wag meelrad
rastd, and the admirable address of Father To
igni. the pastor, will be long remembered. •40
ixorle against ale evils of intem
perance, and in glowing language urged them
1,, shun an :ntemperato life and the causes of
It. remarks of the reverend gentleman
ledened to wit); attention and prat, and
val doubtless accomplish much good. C.
81,:b.erE:IANNA COUNTY.—We under
•tELl thit the aiwouut has Been subscribed to
htitto.. tiv Itailnay stock siffleient to organize
thy. c , arter: and that a meeting of the
C ": 4- tiNnt , tic : rt will qe held at the ; Tarbell/lonse
of this week at 1 o'clock to agree
as organization. If the
,people want a
lvt them step forward and make it
tuati!,,t Alab , cribing for it. If this opportn
14V P.Lta-5, rtv. fllrther
tatto7.—A few evenings tame
or y.atng mca sud ly:ya were oallect
ti front of Titsworth's store. disctissing,the
merit; of loalod pistd, and while In thohantlS
of Lir, Etirt4g,: it was accidentally discharr
the 'bullet passing through the thigh of
Nal. Meg. The wound is not dangerous, as
is uninjured, but the escape alga nal'
tior
=
.
Qurroe.—Mr. &liter The Mix&
.
big &Bar ensiles — s to stninbb,
proprietor of the American House has byliae
ing a jaitition.cirenlated to obtain doers/be
license to sell that deadly Poise% vh961.1410
fellow being. The time has come when per.
sons engaging to the sale of intoxicating Nome
are despised and looked upon either with con
tempt, or pitied as persons who may bo drawn
by their perninceurnees into the very denantlii,
fumy and shame far the sate of usoliey„-... -: •
The citizens °tour boiceigh would saj,ll„l4
with the whisky traffic! yet, are ire tabs breed.
to submit to having three linseed hotels? k
black list is being made, in which will appear
the names of the signers at petitions for whisky
licenses, together with those who refuse to sign
a petition to The Legislature asking that the
question of granting Bonne toeell alcoholic II;
quern may be placed in the bands of the people
of the several townships and boroughs. "Geed
for.that." Let their names be known to all.
The revival at the M.E. Cliwrsh continues,
and another has been commenced by the Disci
ples. The Methodist meeting is conducted by
Bev. J. D. flown, and the 'other by Elder A.
Gees: ow..
-• . •
The AniakureArill give &jolly entertidmneat
about the 20th inst. All who wish a hearty
laugh should prepare.
Strangers on coming to town seem to eipect
to find our good people all preparing for seces
sion, but in this they are disappointed, u- they
sea no signs of revolt and hear nothing but ru
mors. Bat would it not bo "splendid" to live
in Mitincqua county? NIMAT.
Jan. 14, 1870.
EDiTOB : " Truth
is stranger than fiction!" Since my last cogi
tationa were sent op for publication, an alarm
ing fact has developed itself in our visually qui
et village. It appears that a young lady of this
place, of highly respectable, parents, a member
of the church, and a Good Templar, whom no
onS ever suspected of violating her obligation
or proving false to her pledge, has been for
years secretly indulging in a practice entirely
prohibited by the rules of the .Good Templars'
organization. While she has steadfastly refus
ed to even taste of whisky, wine or cider, yet it
Is now positively known that during all Ibis
time she has nut been a single week without
her porter ! BO the strangest Tart of this af
fair is, that on Wednesday morning, Zan. 5,
1 t7O, by and with the consent, advice and unit
ten permission of her pastor, and ho a D.D.G.
W.C.T., she started off on a week's tour from
home witlithe solo companion of A - . D(bL'of)
Potter! No wonder that rum and ruin hold
their carnivals in our midst, when such things
are tolerated among temperance people!
Oar new depot lies been in use for more than
a month, but it is so far from Wyabasing we
don't know what is being done there. The rail
road company committed a terrible blunder in
its location. To compel a whole village to trav
el a mile farther than is necessary every time
they go to 'the depot, is wrong, to say .the least.
We are having a course of tree temperance
lectures at the Academy. Res. D. CUAIT open
ed fire on the enemy's works January 8, and
others are to follow. Lot the gospeler temper.
ance be preached! J 4 ,T Bur.
Jan. 18,11870.
ROME.—Ain ACCORD : Perhaps you
are not aware of the fact that for some time
past, the Sabbath4ehools connected with . the
Presbyterian and Methodist churches, , in this
place, have been in the habit of holding "month
ly concerts." They were initiated some four
years or more ago by the Union Sabbath-school
under the superintendency of me 0. F. Youxo,
in the Presbyterian church. A year or more
ago, our Methodist brethren started a separate
concert during the summer months. The con=
eerts at the other church are kept np through
out the year.
It would be well worth your while, Mr. Ax-
Tann, to spend a Sabbath evening occasionally
at these instructive exhibitions of Scripture
truths. You tvould be pleased to find that the
lovers of Christ in this rustic Portion of our
county, are busily engaged in soaring the good
reed of the gospel. The Lord of the harveld
will undoubtedly gladden their hearts in earn
ing years by full and bounteous sheavelt.
Last Sabbath afternpon (16th) the anniver
sary of the Sabbath-school in the Presbyterian
church was signalized by a review of concert
subjects for the past year. Tht.eiereises were
conducted by Rev. Dr. Cour. After singing,
prayer, and the reading of an interesting jour
nal by Miss Liz= Coornarou, the Rev. Dr.
read the account of the "Great Supper" in the
14th chapter of Luke. Ho then called out Mr.
ALLEN P. lova°, as this exercise was under his
conductorship last January. Mr. Yotrao gave
a vary brief but able review of the chief points
of this topic, which were brought oat at its first
presentation by the very natural questions of
the children as to the character of the feast, the
qualifications tequimd of the partakers, Ac.,
questions which the conductor answered by
many beautiful and appropriate Scripture texts
from memory.
The next review was prefaced by reading Acts
IG, 23 to M. Mr. Joins 31onAr was then called
out and gave a general idea of the lesson, which
at the February concert was commenced by
reading a graphic newspaper . account of the
great earthquake at Caraeess, and illustrated
by a rough blackboard sketch of prison wal
stocks; chsinsote. The value of this lesson was
'enfnced at the time. by many repetitions of
"that vital and heart-searching question of the
alarmed jailor, " What must I do to be saved?'
For every repetition an apt Scripture :text was
ready. That this lesson carried conviction to
many souls; was shown' by the remark of ore
person, "1 did not suppose that this concert
was going to be turned into a revival meeting."
But how shall we sufficiently admire thnbean
tiful lesson of the " Wonderful Transformation,"
where, by simple chemical experiments, that
great fact in a ehriatian's life, the change of
heart, was clearly exhibited? Had Hicodernits
himself been present, he would 'surely have sc.
knowledged the convincing character of thiS
experimental argument. Our h ~r is warm with
gratitude towards Dr. COLT to, introducing this
valuable analogical illustration In our concerts.
The necessary brevity of this article prevents a
morp detiiiled description of this and the fel
luiring subjects, all by Dr. Cora "The Tower,.
Mark 4, 1 to .9, illustrated by crayon sketch;
"The Gate of Prayer," with blickbectid draw
ing of gate; "litiantifttl Mansions," with model
of house ; "The Way of Lire," Illustrated by
cartoon.
That the Der. Dr. has found time in the midst
of his other cares to plan these interesting lea.
sons, is a wonder to us. His great zeal in the
came of Christ's kingdom' is undoubtedly the
secret of such enthusiasm and industry.
It is a fact that these exercises are invested
with an interest which attracts within reach of
gospel teachings multitudes of persons, young
and old ; who do not usually, from (distance, in
clemency of weather, or that very common
cause, lack of intermit, attend the stated preach
ing-1 and Sabbath-school meetings, though such
meetings may be close by; bnethese rural boa
' thens will gather from 'the hill-tops, glens and
valleys, for miles, to these concerts. It is not
utiniruel to see at our concerts persona who live
from Ell to ten miles from Rome. Thus this
monthly combination of prayer; sermon, essay,
speech, singing, illustrative effects, ho., brings
many within the reach of that noblest 'form of
civilization, the spiritual civilization of ehris
tianity.
In this connection, I -may observe that our
Methodist and other christian brethren are joint
workers with us in carrying .out this glorious
programme. They believe that the. squaring
of the theological circle should not be commit
ted to the tender minds of children, but that it
should be left to the mature intellect of adults.
They remember what the summing , up of all
the commandments' amounts to., They have'
read the 13th chapter Ist Car., Titus, 3--9, and
this very important saying, "Behold how good
and pleasant a thing it is for brethren to dwell
together in unit*" Though it may seem like
cubing opt the old proverbialiams about "gild
lag relined gold" (let me local!e the nal%
"carrying coal to Pittston," *c., yet I will von•
hire to call the attention of the Rev. T. L. W.
to so innehleripture. These texts Will do him
more geed than the moat intense study of dou
ble jubilee statistics.
Let me say bete, from experience, that the
real cause of the failure of winter Sabbath
schools in our back districts, at least, lies in the
obstacles placed in tho nay by our Jong andse
ven winters, deep, snows, brokim and impassa
ble roads, stormy weather, he. This is a more
ingenuous reason for the winter vacation.
I base moth mtfre to my, but mast dellet far
tWe time. Purrits.
Jan. 17,1870.
, ser3f. BosE•trnscn is' offering
Men'a & Boys' Clothing, and Gents' Furnishing
Cicada at greatly reduced rates.
4
Agra -F. Cloesis selling ids lame
. ock .4 0 1 00kil. Ski*Nerfo 1 4- , at Col.t.
Opitrmnr.-11. L. Lue, of Al
blur, Hrabliirdemonty, was suddenly kill ed on
Decembeiisl by the *Eng of the limb of a
tree, while chopping in the wood, of Hr. Maim
ltrmax. Mr. Henan was a. shes distsnee
from Mr. LIM sad. saw the .11mb itari, and
hilloe'd to him. He raised his hand tbwarilhis
head,,the limb )sit grazed Ida hand and struck
141 en the • head, totaling in the skull sod
Canine - Instant death. Ho !cares a, wife - and
twb children to mourn hieloss. He eras a kind
father and devoted husbend. Mr. Linn was a
good neighbor, and genmelly. beloved; cense.
quently beau% a large cireleof friends to regret
his untimely cud. "Be ye ebb ready, for in
Stich an hoar. es ye think not the Bon ,of Man
cometh."
The &nosed was a member of the 1.0.03.
in New Albany, b y the 4)11151'1m '
Sabbath, Dec. Seth. Notwithstanding the day
was rainy, it was an amaston of great interest,
being decidedly the largest funeral over wit
nessed in Albany. 'Wigton' "Mimi weevicon- .
ducted by Bev. D. :03E11. • "
lir The Bradford Corudy Medical
Society met at Wyainsing, Jim 5,1870. Dr. H.
IL Moon; President, called the Society to 4-
der. The minutes of last meeting read and ap
proved.
- Dr. Borrow moved that Dr. E. G. TIIACY bo
.added to the committee on historical sketches
of lives of deceased membe.rs of this Society,
and that he be invited to write a brief history
of the life of Dr. B. C. Bocserittx.
On motion, Dr. C. B. KNAPP was elected a
Member of the Society. •
Several interesting cues were presented to
the Socily for advice, among whoin was a young
man with enormous turning of the neck, Meal - -
uring ovir twenty-five inches in circumference.
Dr. KIWI reported a case of functiorial amo
rods in a child with complete recovery.
Dr. Klux a largs suppurating tumor.
Dr. Howes read an able and interesting pa
per upon ths propriety of meeting educated fe
male physicians in consultation, which was or
dered to be incorporated in the annual report
of the County Society to the State Medical So
ciety.
On motion, it was unanimously
Resolved, That we heartily approve of the
organization of a historiCal society Of Bradford .
county, and that we request all who are in fa
vor otanch organisation to meet with us in To
wanda, on Wednesday of first week of ,MaY'
'Court. A.D. 1870, anti that Itev. Davao Cuss;
Drs. E: If. MABOII, E. P. Au.sw, EDW. MILLS,
Damns Bvti.ocs, and Enw. lisluttes,
bea committee to farther the object in view
by giving public notice and such individual no
tice as may be thought proper, at least - three
Weeks before the said meeting of this Society.
On motion, Dr. C. P. GODFREY was appointed
a delegate to meet the Luzerne County Medi
al Society, and Dr. Ems. MILLS to the Che
mung C :flirty Medical Society, and Dr. E. P.
ALLEN as alternate to the Chemung County So
ciety.
Alociety adjourned to meet at Towanda, on
Wednesday of the first week of court, in May
next. E. P. ALLEN, f3co'y.
RIDSIBUIIV.—According to promise,
I come again before the readers of .your paper.
In my last letter I told them of having a "Big
Indian" here; but in my rambles since, I have
found that there is a goodly number of the
same stamp. They are nearest of kin to the
famous Tammany tribe of New York, and- are
slightly related to the En Klux of the South
wist. They are death on whisky, eloquent in
bombast, and their braggadocio is democratic
to the core ard.when under the influence of
their favorite, "lied Eje," are as • noisy as the
goose that saved the Eternal City, f Rome from
destruction.
One of the members is called " White Hornet,'
and is the most conspicuous bravo of the tribe.
Ho having had business in Canada during the
late war, is a fit leader for his people. He did
carry a revolver, but the too free use of stimu
lants made him lose his nerve, so unfortunate
ly the contents lodged in the bosom of a friend.
It was then thought prudent for him not to
carry it while under the influence of the v twin
brothers, Tom and Jerry, AS he was more like
ly to become a terror to his friends than his
enemies. So you see the world moves here as
well as elsewhere.
The society here is in rather s dull state, with
ono exception. 'Matrimony is the prevailing
epidemic and sometimes proves fatal Old and
young, from the cradle to the grave, are ans.;
ions for companionship in their happiness and
misery. God speed the 4. Nrishes ! for my part
I am not on the list.
A donation was held a few days ago at Cen
treville, far the benefit of Elder Goonwm, who
advocates spiritualism with an oily tongue.
There the brave and fair met and joined in the
merry mazes of the dance ; had an excellent
oyster steppes; served up in good style by our
friend Jon, who knows how a thing ought to be
dune and does it. The Elder got a fat wallet of
00 on that occasion.. All T can say, is, good
for GOODWIN and his ninety dollars' worth of
(hot spiritualism, but) greenbacks.
Jan., 10, 1870. Nnarlom
ve— A correspondent of the (lim
a, Evening Post, writing from Hilwankie, Wis.,
gives a very interesting description Of the State
House lust completed in that city. Tho archi
tect, CuL Sutemsw, formerly resided in this
place, and has many friends here who will be
pleased to hear that he is, prospering in his
Westeru home:
The mosque of-Constantinople, the dome of
Bt. Peter's, the Capitol at Washington,i the Tem=
ple of ilulultail lowan, are the distinctiveland- -
marks which identify their respective localities
for long distances around ; and so the now btate
ilium, at Madison, whose huge white dome,
just completed, bums up conspicuous for a
score of miler, is the distinguishiug monument
of this city. It is sumo twelve years since the
new build i ng was commenced. Active steps fur
its completion, however, began four years ago
when Cul. 28:: N. Saimaa took the architectural
chtAge of the great work, and the massive and
well-proportioned stone walls and the lofty and'
graceful dome now stand as proud evidences of
his skill. .The entire budding cost only , about
1•600,000. If Il li nois gets her new Capitol for
/4,000,000 she will do well. But they have old
fashioned ideas of economy and moderate
charges up here.
This dome is a wonderful piece of work—aa
can only - be seen by crawling up, up, on wind=
mg stairways, through hollow columns in which
a fat man will inevitably stick fast some day,
and over ladders where a false step would re
duce you to mince-meat. All around is iron, in
plates, rafters, crossbars, rivets; screws, .orua
ments—in all, over fifty- fi ve thousand pieces
constituting the dome alone. The dome weighs
MO tons, is 50 feet in diameter , in the main cham
ber, and its summit is over 200 feet above the
ground. Prom' the topmost apartment a Mag
nificent view of the surroundhig-ernmtty . is
Mined, and if "'excelsior is still the suitor's
motto, he cra g
clamber otitsi4o, scale another
ladder, "shin" up the iron flagstaff, and trium
yhantly stride the gilded cast iron eagle that
-apnea& its wings-over•thogreat atttesture„, Timis
last feat is not to be neorurnended, but an old
salt, engaged upon the work, has done it, Or
dinary mortals will think that a climb of two
hundred feet will do them for "high."
This massive and, symmetrical dome boat but
$90,000. It is strong. enough to . withstand all
the tempests that blor andinakes a nobleland
mark. When illuminated at night, by rows of
gas jets which will be simultantecudylitby elec
tricity, the effect, both within and mithent, will
be very fine: - • . -
Colonel Sarnia, the architect of this fine
building, as well feta the costly United - States
Post-oMmnow in process of construction oppo
site it, a nd of matieroni public and private
buildings in the country, was one of the fight
ing officers of the late rebellion, and didvaliant
service with the Twat Wisconidn Cavalry. A
terrible wound in the leg finally disabled him,
and has given him untold torture for years,
though the surgeons saved his life by the ex
traction of fire inches of his shatteied thigh
bone. These treasured relics of offering were
taken from the Colonel's coat Pocket recently
by some badly deceived scoundrel; who thus
performed the rather paradoxical feat of - pick;
mg a man's thigh-bone out of the Man's own
pocket. There is "nothing like leather," and
that useful material now lengthens out the gal
lant soldier's leg.snd he is good for many more
years of active and useful bk.
INI
M.ARBI.E.D.
TAYLOR—HAHHIB.—At the residenCe of the
bride's father,' Jan. 12,1870, by Boy. Dr. Colt,
Mr. Charles F. Taylor to Miss Maria M. Har
ris, all of this place.
DIMOCH—HEATIL-1-Aitthe Parsonage, Mon
roeton on tbe 13th of .Tannary,lB7o, by Her.
lialloek Armstrong, Mr. Geove W . Dimock,
of Monroe, to Miss Angie, M. Heath, of Asy
lum.
POHTEIt--GAYLOHD.—At the residence - of
the bride's father, Jan. b. 1870, by Rev. D.
Craft. Mr. A. D. Porter tirkfirs Amelia, daugh
ter of Remy Gaylord, Esq., of Wyallis ng.
WELLS—LOCKWOOD.—At the home of
bride, lan. 12, 1810, by.Hee. - 8 - ..C. Hovey, Mr.
Wm. M. Wells to Miss_ Locadie Lockwood,
both of Mate % - •
GHAMHE RLAI N—LE WI & —On Thursday
morning, January 1.1., 1870, at- - thio - Lutheran
hug.ge, in Hmrsiburg, by Her. G.; P. - Stel:
. G. F. of Macrame.;
Pa., and Miss Clara A. Lewis, of the abore
city.
OWN
251 ,1.1 ,1 7.,
Aube,leafilait
the akimeri Unit - twice
bnimikatt PI Iliaset a 11 0 r 1411.
jut dot& 7itto am trek Wow
brae Imo of do
iL mi r 4ll.4 ‘ -lv thelZAtuanoatbdr.yearto n=
etch automat
to chaps Stardenominationiheyhko• r•—•
Bed, White and Rue Ettore,Street,
J I M, its M
&midtown's liftddno:;;;=-Thi tin
ning meeting of the stmkholders of the Towan
da Tanning - Company. Called for the purpose of
holding an election of calkers of the cenlie
and the transaction of other businessOrtii be
held at the office' of M. C. lifencua, Beq.,_in To.
wands, at 2 o'clock, p.m:, on Tuesd a y, Feb. 1,.
1870.+ Joan Poem, /key. '
Jan. 20, ilia
The klext maiden of the Brad
lard Mint," Tellobt4ll Antiodation tobe bald
It Monrootou on the Ilthandlltts of Februttry
,the exorcises commuting-on Fridnyattioltri
len cecloO, clo• J. T. Lamm,
Fou aux on- RENT.-;-.A: house and
"lot, corner Fourth and Elisabeth sheets; also
for rent, a house containing 12 rooms on &cold
street • also two. building tots for sale; corner
Second and Poplar 'streets. Enquire of
Jan. 20,1870.'.'.L 8. Fosr.
STATE ' N01116.41. 11001., MANBSI=I),
Twat Pa.—The second ha/flctis(2/ weeks)
will commence Monday, Join. 81, 1870. • .• •
-The thiril term (14 weeks), will commence
Monday, March 41,1870. • -
• Thee:penses for half year (21 weeks)includ-
Ina; boarAnition, room-rent, fuel, oil, washing
and book-rent, is 492 less 50 cents, or 4100 per
week State appropriation. The expenses for
third term (14 weeks) including same, is $6O
less 50 cents, Or $lOO per week State aprr.ipeia
tion. -
Day students are charged HO per term (14
weeks) only for tuition and use of test bboks. •
Board can be obtained in private families at
fai6o tosl,oo. per week. _
For catalogues, .or any bather information r
address CIIMILE3 Irtnuur.,
Jan. 19,1570
lir The Spring Term of the Wa
verly Institute will opon on Tuesday, the 18th
of January. All departments complete. Board
obtained in the village at reasonable rates. For
further particulars, address the Principal, -
A. J. Lugo,
Jan. 0-2 t. Waverly, Tioga Co., N.Y.
PIANO FOR SiLE. —To save expense
and risk of mooving, I will sell a new Chlateting
(Piano(atylo No. 4, Iprice 4560) for 6520. Must be
taken within two weeks: Rev. Wx. Hamm
Jan.-6, 1870. •
bm.trATout, JABTABY 1,
Come friends and neighbors, one and all,
Your kind•attention we wonld ca
To the NEW STOCK we're,just receiving,
With lull confidence believing.
Tnat we can sell yon Goods as low
As' any cast of Buffalo!
We've bought their goods, and mean to gay,
And not break down..and run away!
Our stock of goods is new and 'neat,
And our assortment quite complete.
We've Coffee, Spices, Sugar and Teas—
Lard, Butter, Eggs, and Hamburg Cheese—
Rice, Nutmegs; Baiams and Dried Fruit,
Which we believe are sum to snit
And Crocks for Butter, great - mid small,
To meet the minds of one and all.
We also keep for those who wish,
Corned &Trend Pork, And nice Salt Fish,
And Oil for lamps,- also lamp wicks...,
Brooms, Brushes, Baskets, and Mapsticks,
Berries and Apples, Peaches, Pears,
Willow, Wooden and Earthen wares, •
Turnips, Onions and Potatoes,
Cabbage, Beets, and big Tomatoes,
We also have is good supply
Of fresh Corn Meal, Buckwheat and Ilye,
Andipur from every mill around
As good, we think, as can be found.
And Yoost, with which to raise your bread=
The best that can be found, 'tis said.
With Syrups pure and well refined, -
In quantity to snit the mind.
So leave your orders, small or large,
And we'll deliver free of charge.
But should we hero attempt to tell,
The Emir of what we have to sell,
Both time anti apace alike would fail us,
And every passer.bv would bail us,
To know if we could tell them more
About this now Provision Store! . "
The rush of trade would be so great,
From early dawn till evening late,
That strangers gassing by this way,
Would think 'twits. general training day-!
We'll therefore close this hasty scrawl,
By simply saying : PLessz TO dux,
And see our Goods and learn our price,
And we'll convince von in a trice,
That you can limy-Goods as low
Of PATTERSON k KINNEY,
As can bo bought in Towanda,
Or any place—for BEADY PAYI
- Patton's Block, No. 2 Main Street
Jan. 13, 1870—Im.
WYODEMO ,COMDIERCIAL COLLEGE.—
" A Business Education will be of advantage to
every man, whatever his future occupation may
be.'--,MmEer.
The Wyoming Commercial College, establish
ed in 1863, and connected with Wyoming Semi
rimy, offers a thorough and complete course of
instruction for those desiring a commercial edu
cation.
Its location in the beautiful and historic Val
ley of WycOing, with its canal, three lines of
nuiroads, and immense coal and other business
operations, afford rare opportunities for young
men desiring situations.
Our graduates are fillin 4 positions of trust all
over the country. Young inen have attended
this Institution from Mississipi i, Kansas, Min
nesota, and nearly every State In the Union..
Our tuition for the regular Business Course is
from fifteen to twenty dollars less than at other
Commercial Colleges, and yet culcanhiges here
are in every rasped unsurpassed. _
We offer all the aid extended by any Commer--
cial College in the country to graduates in ob
taining situations.
Students of tie College have all the advan
tages of the Seminary in regard to library, lit
erary societies, Ac.
Tuition for the iegular Business POUXoo,•tri.
Telegraphing in connection therewith, 810,00.
Telegraphing alone, 123,00. Stationery for full
Business Course. 815,00. Board per week, £4.
Send for Catalogue and specimens of l'en
manship. Address L. L. SPIIAGVE, •
Prin. Wyoming Commercial College,
Sept. 24, 1969. Kingston, Pa
, PIANOS, ORGANS AND MELODEONS.—
It always gives us pleasure to call the Attention •
of our readas to article,, of real merit. In this
co nection, we advise our patrows who are about
to purchase a Piano,Organ or Melodeon, to call
at W. Drrrawn t o.'s Music Store r at Towan
da, before buying elsewhere, as the instruments
sold by W. D. t Co. • are really the only first
class in every respect. The Decker Brothers,
Mallet & Curnston, and Conrad Myers' Pianos
have now'beon before the public for twenty
years and more. ThriTelanbet & Co. and Sha
ninger Organs and 3,Crlodeons for sixteen years.
All of them are lumen to be es near• perfection
as it is possible to make them, and are giving
the most entire satisfaction to all who have used
them. Our prices are low, and will sell Pianos
from $290 to $1,500; Organs from $BO to $1,000;
Melodeorui from $75 to 1300. Sheet Music, and
Instruction Books for Pianos, Organs, Melo
deons, and Violins, always en hand. To those,
who would like instruments from other makers
not mentioned above, we say, give us your or
ders and yon shall hive them on short notiee.
Recollect, ladies and gentlemen, that Professor
W. Drrnacn has had experience for over twen
ty years in the above husiness. Tuning and re
pairing done, if wanted.:
Those who have waited so long for tho cele
brated "Briehilarkett Potint;"msy have it now
at our Store for 62 cent's per copy. It is a good
piece of music, besides having a' collection of
42 foreign postage stamps printed 'on the out
side. • W. Dermas t Co.
is. All kinds of Spices Raisins
entrants citron Sc. At the White and
Blue store Bridge at. Towanda.
RUA:HALL & RIDGEWAY.
Yon can save money on every.
thing in our line at the Red, Mile and Blue
Store. Try it, andeatisfy younadieL
Sept. 9, IV9) . BItA3IIIALL k RIIXIEWAY.
FOR SALE.-4. R. Cooisittbm, of
Wakes-Barre, Pa.; offers for sale the valuable
Beal Estate formerly 'belonging to Woman
Whitcomb, deed. situated of Seottsville,W3ro
ming county. Pa., containing about 650 acres,
about 75 improved, balance good soil, well tim
bered, good water power, at. The farm is on
the river,.good buildings, orchard, never fail
ing running water at :the door. Beantifolly.
situated, convenient for basinesa—worth 620,-
000; will be sold for $12,000. Terms easy. Bar
gain fur any one. Dec. 2,1869.
gis..At the Red, White 'Ad Blue
Store you will arid Crackers, Candles, Nuts,
Driedand Catuted Fruits, Tobacco, do., whole s
sale and retail, cheaper than the cheapest:
—.2lept:2; VW— --'—ilassomerikinnowar:
. T, by 'the pound,. caddy, ,or
chest, at thq "Bed, White and Blue " Shire -
Bridge Street, Towanda, Pa.
Jan. 6,1870. Bearattszzk IhnoEwir.
•
Koffee.by the pound or _seek,
green, roasted, or ground, at the f'Bed, White
and Bine Store." Bridge Stretit,Toinuicla, Pa.
Jan. 6,1870.. BIIINUALL & REDOICRAT.
fifer Tobacco by the pound or pail
Red. White arid Blue Shire discount to dealers.
Jan. 8, 1870. , BRANHAM 1 . t., RIDGEWAY-.
Thus, ow:cline of Teas it
the Red, White and lilua gore, Bridge Skeet,
Towanda, Pa. ' llaasinam, do Broozwar.
•
Fumn.=—The celebrated
iltneFlour, rholeeale and retail,. cheaper
CeehoetPesd.* The Red, White sal Mae
Mere, Bridge *net, Towanda. Pa,•
Jam 6,1870. DRANUAZI• it VIDCIEWAY.
Ma==
ESESI
.
B 0 T - =. Blcoy,
3 •
1^ • t.• • '?
. The largest and most complete as
sortment of goods in - this line ever
offered in Tnwsnds is now being re-
wired at
t' • 'fit
HIMEPHREY BROTHERS,
We call special attention to one
stock of
11111N8' AND BOY Fr
PAM, wttirtLß= wpm,
nearly comprising all kinds of
FINE AND . HEA!VY. WORK
FARMERS, MECHANICS,
AND MINERS:
All the latest and niost popular
styles of
Lance',
PrincipiL
in Goat, French and Glove Kid.
Serge, Calf or Buff.
At all times ettitoMers will find
our assortment, of goods, unrivaled
in this market and the prices at the
-lowest fig,mqs
We offer:in our
TRUNK DEPARTMENT,
an unusually attractive Stock of
SARATOGA & FRENCH TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS, BEITCUL.EN, &t!
HARNESS AND SADDLERY. 1
We call the attention of Horse-
men to our immense'veriety of
Carriage and Team Harness,
Saddles, Bridle* Blankets.
Whips and Robes.
This department is directly over
our Shoe Store, and will at all times
be fully stocked with all goods-be-
longing to the Haimeto trade. Any-
thing in the line will be made on
short notice and br experience i first
elites workinep
Oct. 13, 1889
FORTY YEARS
Twilit} , to the filr deallug and pdbllc appreciation of
the firm o
MONTA.N - Y_MS,
CORNER OF 4IALN BT. AND YLIBLIII SQUARE,
Fail Block of Maple awl Fancy
DRY GOODS.
Au elegant asurartment-of
WALL AND WINDOW PAPERS
Special Line of
GILT WALL. PAPER
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
Is all stales—mu imporfttlon,
Fall lino of
GROCERIES.
ANEW AND NADDLEDY HANDWADS,
GLASS I AND NAM.
CAMPERS, OIL. CLOTH. AND MATTING&
411 extra stock of
CLOTHS, C.4SSIMER.E.B;
BEADY-MAE 'CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES ;
Ali kinds of LEATUED AND SHOE FINDE:OB.
HATS, CAPS, - AND UMBRELLAS,
Valifies and Trav at eng Bags,
out
i tN e D ire P li t g ira. toariateed. sad pekes
bel_ , •z- •
1. -
~
Just reoeired.loo dozen • :
-pATE,NT " 0E317 FRUIT JAR,
All glum, sett reallng. at
in fine. le stock of Goods In eldest tateielety
equakd Ude Me of New Tart etly. Tie public ear
brdted cail end cumin' podia awl • pkes.
- • oNTANIZI.
+rl ~`~..`: ...
YOU
MissEs',
' and VIIILDREN'ti Shoes,
IN TRADE
TOWANDA, PA.
a prlass:
MilVaa
i• • • ,• • • 1 .
.09
, •
MOM
HARDWARE: P l Y4f =ORE
RussellNdtlitigi:ii& - -Ci!ii .
Ative jt4reiieiVed 4, 1ate:4 44 4 0
EN
I l lAtED:*;Lirt
FINE TABLE !Ni►
- :1" OiII(ET:: . :6IJ . TL'E . R Y.,
SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDA-Y PRESENTS,
BOW §LERMS, SKATE§. AND
•SLEIGH BELLS, I , in grett: v i riet}
Re!limber if ydii waist the 1869
131Pj1OVED BULiI,UNT
VAVOitriE, thtIENTAL,
THE HOT BLAST AMERICAN;
HOME CUM6PAN.tON,
Tff. ORIINT4L, 81.1.F.FEEDOW,
BASE, BURNING COOK S P
iou can get then/ at
CODDING, RUSSELL A; CO'S
IMIE
BURALL'S CORN SHELLERS
NATIONAL FANNING IILLtS,
FEED CUTTEES,
FARMER'S BOILKRS,
JUEit received
CLOTHES • WRINGERS,
CO.I I. 1101)S
National Horse Nails ; by the box,
BURDEN'S SUDES.
THE A M E R I,C
ORIENTAL,
FAVORITE AND NATIONAL,
BURNERS
will keep a wutinnorts lire Is-lily:1J-
most•no .attention at all, ant - i with
the least.pos - sible icaste fuel
THE AI4IERIC/N
inaint,ainsiit43 ; position -as the inost
perfect
FIRST CLASS,
STOVE in wark,A,
Witlithe tato improveut+ts tiro
can be kept longer than•in any other
stove. We'ahia luive the.
NATIONAT 4
COSMOPOLITAN,
TRIBUNE,
STERLING,
Ltm.ruEss,
GOLDEN PRINCE,
SUNSHINE, •
tOUNG
and many other pattern's, all eeell-
ent,ifor their ievective prides.
LANTERNS,
CHANDELIERS AND
ST. Gramm: STUD . Zii' L. 13128
ELIAS HOWE SEWING
MACHINE f
WTOiEtc DELANI:Ft!i:D TO ANY DzPOY+•
of set up, boro' Multi
'PIM& OF CHARG.E.% ' .
codding, Russell& Co.
Tenraub, Dect I; HO
.F,ti~'~,y:%,J^ ..~ti.i *~it~~ ~~ f r' .l^ .r , ~c,-tyt_ .%`S'.at S" ! ~"- `~'~`,'
._ .%:.yr
_ .. . .
„. . .. .
.. .4 -1 / l e 4 l , yllitilletg,
' ilitAiirltinutltitio.Aluroettieit- or the Court
olreconsuoilaiukolßradtatt eountyouut to nut di,
reetedorill pr to publla atto, at t`m Court
flitnat‘inkhO awpossa Tlntatissittrasimy;
11112111141f1f 10th. 1870, at 1 o'clock: U. tri.; Via fol•
lOwintdoesibett hat. pleas or parcel °Mad situate-1u •
Vinton towukhlp , and bounded as follows: Begin
-Ing in the wars of Milt Creek, at the bridge near
the get oialbutue, 2 l4.platrietlipil, and tionntn4 nii:
estql lutiektO the bridgiO in' froutLof the bduse !hr..
mmiy occupied by Ti, it Loekti thence, up the puk;
' lie highway, to laud of tstrlek • • Green, thence west
slouglauft et tedd 'Greco to lailds of S. 8, I'emill•
yea, thence north along gall Verulyea's' lauds to .
the publtekdghway. - Jeadlng to Beecknats, thenne .
Wang - there:titre of ctrl' highiraylo tho place of be.
laming. Continiug . .4l acme of Ivid more or lens,
all Inagnivid. , trlth a framed ..bontoe,. 'framed Warn,,
framed horse barn. and Lew Iron trews thereon.
:A T.e.ft,f)ue; Otheri ; pleat ..cdriarul.- &Sudo luaskl.„
tilttbitilli; bounded as talUvirs_: :Thystrzmitia In'the
twat Duo of lauds of , Wan. /1... Locke, 3 sorla and 4
links ftonildsmortk.east.' comer, - thy* uortiL sti.
degrees card 28 perebes to a, pod, them= sout t 40
degrees at* lib perches to almost-thence sou LI;
degrees waled pen bee to a pod. thence 119;;° g's
west 201; perches to 1 beech atitt.m, thence tunes
32N deg's tan:lW :Parchec te a. below - k•-*hen , ' 4
north Lin; deg's were 2.11 i perches to a pint In the
north line of lath] Locke's lot, tbenre:nolth, aioniL
~ thOtirtt !lima rfabbl.tiek's lotAw"the 'Place of be
ginning. Cr.ntalutng 10 acres u: held vat% Gr lea,,
all Iproved arid ocktudd:ngs„ ' • . .. , . --,
ALSO—Ono other' Itit id - laud; sitnihs la. avid two.
siol misled as follows : Beginning at a post th.• l
south-west corner of a lot of land surveyed to lie • -.
ry Krause., thence north 12,1' deg's east 119 rorbyto
1 .
*post:tithe east !no of eald warrant, thence !Oise
north' brxich.• of 7•1111 Creek - . the • seierel -courses
thereof 03 rods t 0 the north-we:A corner of tlpE John
end Joseph Berry lot. - thence south 1 2Tel's west .
131 rods to the south flue of said warn .. thence
north 88 - deghr west tiO rods t 4 place of ••0 1 P 11 1101.
Contslng 27 acres of land more or leas, . o Itpu-ove
. ..
mute. . -
BeLtsd..and taken'. Inlo • olecutai at the ,Huit of
Ephrami trite se. J. 11 . 1 Jenmaran , '' . -
. ...
1.. r. VAN - LEET, Slate.
, I - .
It E i
.. G t.
e l r S a i l:
E glN ß •vn ' ' -. tha t N ° tile C hYPl:e .' 7u l l , l t l ee.
nd
settled In theoMee of the • • 4 1iter , of.lV I 0. , in and
for the county of Branto n , mceontho of a. ..u.elk - a*
'tloo Upon the Sol:awing tate, sir:
1(„
Float nerounta of H.c
Albert T. *W f., Portcr and Molitor elUtor Catliu
am-Teta:a of Wm. lila7 la, lat h of Orattville, (Ip,c'il. _...
Plnal amount:of . A.• Driut, elec.:Oar of .1.c.411.n .
:Ford. of l*:ke, (lea' ,
6t. -..
vinsi ac.ohent, adnfr of Arai::
Albert
Newtnau, lath a Barren, deo'tt. .
Floel torn . of I.thlaril Conimelley • toad lalwin
licv.ntny, ei • caters'of .!..ficbael l'raitier, late of ;Al.
batly, (lee'd
Ilual • ottut of llrkifora Itccolter, oxocutor of
Ante, ry , eciler, I:.:te - ef l';I:er, eared.
Part: - aceoutit. Of J;:zaes A . itoia; :4 and Davld
Palm:. . execnfors •of R. it. Hogan, late of eaLtutt,
deer* melt. . . .
I" el aecouut . of S. W. P. BoAl, goardiall of Alice,
_l' Brown. (now llnhlueberg. . -
ALSO—n. 4) atTraineitlent of.'prol4rty . *et oa' try
Executors or Adnalnistraters to vriddlya or altll,lreni ,
of the followiue dereder,ta : . .
Eitata of !leery llont. , ;orneiy. 7 . '
4* 44 Alrian W.alteelee. • • ; , .
. 4• 4* Ilenj, J. Hoagland. :
.• .. rafatiLlF:Ltwatar.
•
. . .
dud the m.rne will be prewintel Crphatia'
Court of Bradford County. oa Tliutaday,tite lOtis day
retirnar.y. 1210, at 2 o'dortt p. ta.. for eentirrektlou
and allowance. C.'E: CILADDINq.
Jan. le, 1$10; 110-giator.
-•A PPLICATION FOE LIQI;IN6E
ct rartrzy`l3:,:s!orts,
, . . .. .
.'e.rent:r.llll:aelmittli Mouroe Itozo.
CmleL E. Coe ''..!.,uth Creek
B. B. Dotirort a'? — canton
imniel liellt,,g,.
‘Vilen,y
•
V. hi, Jr. B. A. Long Troi 80r.,.
• 1.,te0 Lau:inns:KT . Staittlimi. Stoue.
AAllotltrul:eln ' . ' . ',Ji - .u...1.11: oro
E. W. Nenl - ;10 - nroe
liezektah Pont • - Lorlingtett Duro.
V. N. Eleharde Witillato.
C. T. Sall:it., • • Towatr!a.boro.
D. Tutt!e ' '('r , tot Born.
A. D. Vnag!ra ''1".11-,:ot.
Porter D. Wilcox... s. • ! : Albtaty.
L. .1.4 Forreg • Staltktielt!.
.
11..1.6t01tfw.1 4: Co
Aldea
Noble .....
Penouy - S Ncvanan
Cf!orge Coon • • toimittii - Itoro.
• 4 Tossr.Rria Euro.
W. A.:1'11011AS, Prothouotzr.y.
Plft LIST FOR
TERM. 187 o:
(;co T..useubur- ' YS. 3.J . 1:11 a
Geu.;:. - 4,t ;
A •Dr Smith vs.'Wtn It St , :term
Vau.lcriwoi...:.rl 1.
Coollyuull At. Wotyl) r., Crrtt!l J Lacey ...... -case
C Q,, rs J •
11 , 111 `if F t)ro . l ..Ira y
l:eoA I.ent Cit 4 Peare
E..1133e T.. • ,E 111:.: _ •
I:7.usom
J?-111/241 V..111.4:115,114
b.:111C
VACS, 4 , 1W/rt.:l: VA. (
Augpettle Leria.c.o
John Crowley ye. Jaw McCarty et.ol
-
J .1 vs. Samuel \Vail:ridge ejectment.
JACO . ° tleNezl vx. lerael Snt,tJ C - uver
Sent liretLers V. F L IL 11 rrJ debt.
Fic:ning K Jou.; vs. duel Woodeu
II ti Ittia.:l-tt .5: Co vs. .1 S Anglwrc-' t
K l'istre.r.a. Wilklitz-tm
V; I:3lin.er, Teo:: ....... tr...
F:anklitt Ilurray Wriftit
tsar:.' ater..s ,a • Pe:,
than. I,F. I:IaPA. N.Y.Cr
dole: 31,:fZucett vm Wnt 'F.:bbret: Bei fa
Jr.ot , I'aseje'es aceMA:tin'. a.l:xr:s
Ito it , -; 11 VK. A. IL Set,ar,l, et, .....
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Sa!
J. , hrt Sterling vg. Po R.• N Y eatil 4: R 'Etc, 4=u:4es
A H Iterrah cs. r H ou ct •".I' ttli.rica•s.
ar;11 Dougherty vo. JO3 Dutrzher . ty att.ts.
I.yr.r.a Illauktaan tt.al. vei.lhtlti‘urt 1.1.1 e
Earley A. Itobbhm ..........
Strive Mi/tOU
T,e.‘ll,llip rt• Britlllabl
Nt' Harris Vri. Win (1 • • dett.
Jolla seataon ca 0 P • Itoplertu
John Breuanu Pa A: N Y Catual
vs - IFr.tvl
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sni,peolia. for 12,1 wee; icturnablv rel..
11, at 10 21, at'
10. c.m• IV. A. I • TI.I3IAS. PrCAN.:Z.
TN .BANKIMPTCY.-1/1
—3— :ELI P. WI:I:WELL, 1141,,lerlept.
. -
To Wltom IT MTV tt,I;CELU.: 'the u::&•rrit!t:M:
hcreby frlveNftiothe of 'flirt antolittment at .\srignc•e
of ELI I'. lIOCKWELL, of tin• 13ereush Ana.. In
the ronuty fo: . au,3 State /'etthrylvWa.
arititha ea:d tistriat. who ha, IXeit a,ljaclsett a 11311%:-
Illpt upon Ito nrnt pet tine hy. the Dt•trtot COTIII of
said Natriot.
Dated Caatva nt o the 12th city of Jamairy.
WILLIAMS. Ari;pa•e..
eftD.IIINIST.RATORS NOTICE.=
Sot:n: Ss hen , by istevn that r. 21 persous Itt..l)t
-egl ts, the- (..tatg oY littitlTlO J. L:ll).l),lr.te utAltaa j r
twp., Wivet matt{ immetliato partieUt.
stud all persat:s haring clauns against :mkt estate.
must pteseut them tinlyttutbentiected tor rettlemt st
Jan. IS, li7B
Now_ Advertizonents.
TA.INLIN WOOD, ATT6IINEY ANL
f!.l CorNszt.w.a az LAW. .
DATENT I‘fF,TALIC WHITE
.1_ CLOTHES LlNE.S.—Warrant^.d. nut to
2".:rt nor injure tic [inert imbriex.
One great advantage gained by Lc tme of lb:, Wire.
k, that your line is always r,:nly and never has
taker dorm. Tho weather de es not in the loatt
nf
feet rt. It Wall:AA froin 20 to 5 , 1 years, au.l CUtitS
but little more than n common rope line. lam now
prtpared to put up this line, add guarantee satisfac
tion. ! , , C. L. DUTCHiIIt. Agent.
910 , THE LADIES Alsrp pimp-
Um? 'AiTTENS:
NEW MILLINERY .I)l:.Pth AND CLOAK
MAKING ESTARLISIIMENT.
PAT1T.14.16 VT L.t.L Tar.: Ivrcer EfaTiEJS
Looms over 'PoNt. Iloyt'a old ,tand.
3INRY A. NVAcIEN}..II..
Athe”s 20. 1830: Agent
- PAM'S AND HOUSES FOR THE
t
PEOPLE!
We offer for sale Fevertl hundred good FARMS
and M.{.% TIO \:Sin Va.. Oa., and the Carolinas
well located and healthy, soma with good improve.
meets and ruins land—which we will tell eery 6enp.
and uneasy terms, The pric4rattge from Five to
Fifteen dollars per acre,and once ropwill snore than
pay for tho coot of the property. We will refer per
ehaserA to parties here who hurt bought of us with
fu the fsast few months, and are offered an advance
of over fi fty per cent -Fall part i culars furnlshod on
application. We arc. now organizing, a colony of
Pennsylvanians to go north nest - spring. A good.
opportunity for all goal 'citizens. A prospecting
party wilt visit the sontis Ilya lret of Januery—all
who wish can go at nAncielrates of fare by applying
to no, Chnr Cu,OQ items of first.claus Pine. Oak, Ce
dar and CS•prne timber on navigation - at from 1. 1 1`40
to f 5 09 per acre. Terms easy and all titles guarau
teA perfect.ll. MALCOId DWYER & CO.,
.
- ... Dealers Itcal Er,stafp,-711 Uninnt street,
Jun.l2, 1870, ' Philadelphia.
HAEMONY,
TEMPERANCE HOTEL !—Sit na
ti.l on the north-west cornet: of Itain' , and
beth Btrets, apposite Bryant's eirrlisge Factory.
The tindersigned having recently refitted 111.1 well
knonrwboartliw-Lousa with good seeontraodation.,
wooly risppettilly initiran the pubtic that he is
laonr.fropared to rem :To guestf asal hoarders' upon
the most llberm t terma.
Juryman and ethers ztttniling court will espeal
ally Bad it to their adVantage to pptrenizo the Tern
pensnce El. 3f. BROWN, Frepr. .
Towanda; Jan. 12, 1t170,1-zlat
AVA TI T TE
Tho Forty-1:14,th Tem of, lustarto opere
iturnst.lbth,.l9ai. ruder the ebarge of A. J. j.a.N.J.
It b one of the best LreeftsltrinsTcrtmona of the
eountry,.akensslbb from a wale, and Is sltnated et
Thu departments are complete. The • Clus..rical
embraces all thieve sindici required i'Jr eilmhisloit to
our best Colleges. Also,. a. tuercrigh ',ma in; the
Modern
Tan Eugliesh Course compr.A . ....Aus LAIL the corn.
num itiancheiltiii4ht - in Schools. tad
many - et the litherbtanehe. umauy evened ttl the
Colletzet. In the Coramenriud the instruction
is as thorotmli and anupkte es lu our
Cundetrcial tolieges.
Is:Menet:sax upon the Plano and Org,au by the old
method ; t alsoby 4 . Robbins' Now Anierkan
by which pupils can acquire a e. in
one-third the time which it bithert , t rvesuctxt. •
• The rates attrition are verymoderatc. ;Ont.-
tallied at reasonable prices ; a limited munbur tf On
pHs can beset...mama:gad in the tuiiilies us tie-
atructom. Rooms dm be procured in Whievet....Asuto
can board themselvea and lessen the eFile.ti. ei cc •
Nomalelasa. as nand, taping
of the rim Term, in which twenty of the ,Ikept,
Ceuta aill receive free instruction for leurtem
`Tor particulate allareisallatiaindval at Waverly,
N.Y. Information ln, raft:men to Booms and Board"
can aloul* obtained'atWaklo TrCiiy's Yaw etare,-
-ea Bread Motet.
A. J. LANG. A.L.I Primipal.
•
NEWTON SMlNEY.Proolr'ent of Board oiTructoes
July 15. 1869 -
AALL KINDS GROCZRIES AND
ProJ.3lnd 'At ..itt'f,l4; itud retail, it
dray - r. J. prcirs.
=I
BEM!
=I
Tow=plA
.74Iourix. Loro.
.Town' lcar
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EM:17:93
• GEOIIOI.I H. Kr.:ND.t.LL.
Atlrn!uLfirator
To taae•L
WAratLl, 111(
EWE
. )0.1,c-,.,r,r-11,,,,Vi5Pzt.
oirntrFF's _SALE. - , -B ,
t.," duadry. 'mita , Issued outof the
-Won Plows of .Bradford: Coitnty. and ~
trill bo eipargato publk gale, at the Cc
the borough of Towanda:on TiltißSD4s,
ART 8.1870: at 1 o'elesdr p.m.. the foil c
.ed buildings and let of ground of M. ..Carrier. eon,.
trader, and' E..T. Fox , utter: taint Building Wald
.foci, with ant, on the smith aide 15:10 . feet, .8.11 of
which is two stork. high} of wood, and • hutment
•of Mono. ke.: :Ind' lr located oaf the south side, of
main street; and locate:rot ail* sitilatitin Towanda
'holtugh. - bOtrttlaillan follow ailto mit i". Notating en
tire Cad , side of kan , streetilt the aouttrwert.oorner
of a lot contra. tad : tei 114,14n5w Shiner, by :21foniaa
Ell ct. dent.; theneolsontherlT along said Main at,
Mr feet to a earner, thetfeetraretwardly on a line par.•
atilt to-the south Burn!, laid' ithhser's lot stool ISO
feet M a corner , to synth:east corner of said Shiner's
lot, thence wrstertralOng line' of said Shiner's lot.
about 150 feet topac*. of beginning: the same lot of
land - conecyol to/11. 13...0derton byE.- T. Elliot and
Ohm Elliot by il.oell bearing data A ug.n 24, 1861 •
Seized and token Intoexeration at the suit of Cog.
ding k Itaseoltd. Ir. T. Carrter,tortitrsetor; and E.',
1 ~ ALSO—,The following lot, piete or•parcel or land.
1 slttotandltorrick township, bounded as folloardetior.
' On tbonorth by lands of T.A. Park and James Erb-
inspirit the public htehiay; soattf by tbs. 'Robin.
- son d west by I. A. Park:. Containing one mere of
tau,, metro or, less, all imProYed with a framed dwell.'
i ' house, board stable and a fairfnitittresta thereon.
:.• Seized and takentnto 'mention at thennit of Cod
' ding k Utuselra use se. Merril Mende. - -
ALSO—The folliating MK • plow Or panel of land.
situate in Granville township, bounded u follows 1
Cii the north by land of Win. ffnllth, east by Charles
Taylor, south by L. P. Stylia, Chan. Taylor and Hen.
ry Crandaland'west by George HolfonL ' Cot:tatt
ing fiA.aereasof:lsnd more Cr lead, about IT soma tags
proved:with a trued bun,' an old beg house India
fon fruit trees thereon. . . .r, -.•-- ' . - ,
- Seized and taken into arteetttlan at the suit of L. E. '
na - eris, tire Ye. Newell Smith.. '.• - ' . - , -- ' --
-A11:0-71nt following lot. piece or parcel of lend,
alttlate In Rome borough. bounded as followe; tar :
Oa tho north by land.of Wm. Strops resat. south and
vo t bylantloof ,Idshus Vought. Cottalning 11 urea
of bend morn or leas, all ItnPeotel. with a stem and
Water drh.t and maw tell reMbired, with the traehlit:
eery and Extrireo attached ;era
.belonglng, a framed
hoorqpnd barn thereon'. . • -
' fi , dzed and taken into .iierntien at the Ina of r.
E: Phitt'smio se. P II:Powell - 4k CO. .
.A . T.SO--One Other let, nitro or parcel of land situ
- am In RttilinetOn.berrrrneh,.tortreted as fellows: On
.the'rtireth by lint of Ates:. Ti. If. Sweeney. east by
'John .14irnt ins. 'r , nth by ffesskish Perk. and westby
the TierWich tomnik.... Containing ', of an acre of
land, sneers nr leas. - "with a framed honer. blarkwallth.!
-.berm: and fete feilit tress tftmeon. ' -
„,,Lso_..olis other lot of hwl stluatS in paid tpWO',
b% , anded as folior.,: North by land "of Dr. E. Ever.
+go!, es. t by th'a Ilerairt turnniko, south by land of
. 3 rao• -; a T.4: 1 . 7 .. and ~. ", a t by flV.ekornoszt. Containing
l; of an acre of bold, tome or leas. tab a framed
house, S: stin.l barn ands,. few fruit Inv), thereon.
. Eetzed "endtolien into essentoin at the slit of
Hormel W.illiarna 'to. A:l'. Wheat.
Mad. ..070 sal taken Mtn evseutlon at the suit of
Panmel Williams es. A. T. ITN'S.
-' ALSO—Thd following lot. uhiee or parcel of lan:
situate in Smithee'd torenstirrahnnneedas follows : •
'
lon tier ninth by land of_Perry Cass, on the east by
/T S. Tribble, north by Zeroes Ilsodey , west by A. T.
Se. want. Cantaltling about 27 acres of land more or
-let*, about 20 aoree brr,rove.l, with a log house,
fmnied stable. and few fruit traesithseson.
. Seized and 1-bon Into ezemtion at the suit of F.B.
Gates 'or, Riliott Toth, r and Jas. p, Gatos.
AT,! , O-11te folionimt lot; hero or nittvel of land,
i:tnale in ]tame two. and horn', bounded as ramie:
North by lend of Win. -Strove. enet, south sod west
.hY Lund of Zooms Youcht. f' , ..r.ta'ning 11 arrrP of
1114. mere .21.1 , :!:,. 1e..1 impire.,..d, with a stearn and
water r.e...t awl raw mil copitiltvd. toretbsr with the
machinery and r.xturew attselard mud belonging
tbsreto, a tr.m , -I b-;are and train-a. Lien thereon.
Seia.:d and ta.!..', 7: into exec - arm nt the emit of Car
Wall Pea_.; VV. E. B. Powell, W. 11. Syldiei end IF.. A.
I:riliee., - - . 1
A1.,90-11;0 fo'!oz - Ing lOt.', baure or pair. lof land. --
aitnato in Orw. - .11 t0. , •. - m. , : , .0. 1 nann . ...rn't 17.-r - feroies, iiz i
On the north by lantiln of Wesley 110bint 0 - 1, on the
telt znd ult.ill by ?all of Irani! I.Yon. roil wettilly
Leal of Alien Iht-nrn._ e COutcstaing 13 touts cf lind.
more Ot to':-, no itnpriwonentil
11-Lwit trot tATII into er.eryitir.n at the snit of 1.1.9.
....Ilia air. :Iforvin Herrsclo an.lLovilia Mereelo.
, A.1...43 , --'lhe following lot. piece or parcel of land, 7 situate in Romertownship, hounded as. follows. viz :
I North-by lout of John Forbes and Wra.l7:lll, east by
Coniellos.Ven.;:c..., Fonith by 0.11. Eliney, and west by
1
to uteri Millini. Containing SO acres of land mom.
orless, 'aboht 40 erne' Improved, 11th a framed
honor. - crag:nil baiga. torn EQu5 , ...., and few fruit tree:.
• thereon.
iiorzeit toil totem into ez.. , cotion at tin and
. of r.L..
Mooly en. Tino 13
thy end .las W. Iliney.'i ,
Moo lit the eit.to: L. L. ::ko, dy on. B. W. Miiey.
AI-SO—The fo:!inring tot, v:ere or par c .ei of 1,,1.
titnete in titinaville and Frani:tin townslopti, bound-
I ca to toil iwei yentli and west lin lingl. of 11. Cralb
/hall., 1.:1, t by tin public higlit_ry ceitinng -friO4 AVeat
rratliEn to Co.ore'llie.enntter„ aigi- n an o. it:,. lairds of
Hiram cadwell.
Contgraitln!; rage* of taut Daum
in: loss, nil anapecoyeit, w.tli a ' iiinneit henee . trained
barn evil a i.. a - (tint tees Cieri Ott.
i3eittil a , 01, talon info et.e..iit,,hl
i
Lranie on. A. 1.. Alt-or , !.
.ALSO—Tikeiolowiteg iotr.li.e,.o ~,,, parcel of land,
:'shunts in Townilda townolgti; Lonnil if i as fo'J,t, 5 :
'Nun th by :a:id of 1% - ns. 'lll7k-14 east by ' laud 111 Hies
blinier, ninth Ly laud of S. Cole, oral went I y land
I of• John Iteunix.. Cohtarainj IC a..eres 01 Itaot Lane
r or- bos, it ii !ILll7.li'l rat 14i.
t Skotrid anti tr.i.-O, iiit.• r•lt:e:lti!..l:a rag: hart 0f -.Total
I 11.ihrice vo. TLOI:I.iri:NO. ti:ryp. • -:. ,
l i ALI3O-17: , Golf r... 1,1, 3:i ace ot ;-r -eel t•i lan d ,
.:til..te ill V..... 1 in:71:11:,1.•,:11 ::,•11. U01.11:,,:ti 21: 1,:ii,,,Z:
1 !:',2!) ':. the ;.tillie lociierty leantig :rein Andnov
. M. rie inoi , t i ei:-...viile. cant by !ands of hate henna
itrul t.i.o. 1 , ni--r. i mite by liunin it read Ig.r.row atat
1 - 14 ton LaiLi,--, .. - ,i'd ntiit I-y 1i0i1,.2, of Atelier Dereb.
i Ciirittl:inr,; 1:n t....i. I 4,7 la :ol l.,r1:: : or boo, ebont eu
1 , gr-i.rov,- I, e.- . .t r. it.:7,:e r.i.x.,..: burn rn i .Liao tttinto
ell, treinel n.ir---,1,...:1; ra in If .s fn.:Otte:a thereon.
I ...1. , 10—Ar.., - 4:::: 1 , '.. -e
~' ....f land In said township,
1 liourided L:h 1.. !:,•I'S : ' :••:0:-..71 by Sugar Creek. east
:ill:, nisi.: I.y hz:,. - ,,r, of Ituae.iiiiiiin, eurl yeit by An
i thony Li...cli ..:: 1.!.5. 211:4,1Ve at•w:13.1.:1 i:,t. CC:A.4:111 . 4:g
1 ' : gases, , : IMa tunic or 1....,.. ail iMprored. w.t:t *
fral,,Rl :10 , c•, acne-lull .1, eh ugh., anal planing machine
..110-. Lod, .. - .:.f.ri , cr.:1 ,- -,e r.:10. twin 1.1.11 IMLe.:::• t:..C.ke
,•:l.
AT.Sa -- , !:11 .411 ,- 2i hit, ple,o. rir pr.r. el et land, i.:l
nate I:1 ,Id t nni-1n.1..,b0am..f. las follows: Cu the
imrii by iiincar Citich-. i..i.ut - by halt of D. Laze.
ninth by the joilatie highWzy and '.net by lands of
Ilob.-rt: tt..eino. C..:.t3.nito; 15 ir.rea of laud tinge or
keg, all e.lpsovcd. and no buildings. - -
Seitiol ar.4 taken into ere:ft:tn. at the suit it W.
I'. Darin ye. Anthony bet ‘ il.
. A 1Y.:1-1 hi-: following lot, r :err or parcel of tau],
s tr.nnt: it. T... , ...anda 0wn:n.114,, I , ranari es follows:
, :' ,. 0.1-1-by lid of Sohn .!...tanny.s. and Win. Weleli,
r,-.,,r t b., laud or 'l',.]f. Ibintoy, south by the Steel-ak
t.:,t, t ,..1., 1., , b0 tt c....ut 1.F.:,=.0,t0r. t o itinlington and
1I w t. e- 7:: ,iel!lii ‘,l" John'.Wingsn. Containing 103
:-.•::`,1 . 0; !Alla noire or Ines, clout l.Viteren tor:roved,
-.-; , .t:i a front --d I,C::,;'. L74:tr.: bill:, ar..ti a fen fruit '
1 t.7.e.r.i Onreon.
Iseize.l and t..1:,;:i tot o .;:o-entioit Lt the unit 01 11.
' It'.. Noldn'o nn-: 1.4...11i..1,:ar1..10nt, and 2.latt. I,Lannys
an I .1. IV. '‘VT„il,,ti. ,
' ll - 40 4 -.110, fol , iwing Int, per" or pa-el of land,
saute in Wye or. tenni-Lip. Isnriait-T fia billows viz:
, Nninii, a:int:tend n'e-'t liy hauls nil E. A. Ccolhaugh. '
I and • en Coo ..I`'..t I.Y suns r-1 -I. 71. Te......t. containing I
ones ...no or late! n4-e ot. h-ao, ell improved, with a
.f0n,..,11..;,0 0 • direr- an. - -
'ei.,,,1 and t.ileat ens,;-m-'- eat: , .n et the - suit 'of If.
\l': . \.,! lob t.scoa. rrain,b. J :1 hi-on. '1
Al...so—'iln. f dlvitin.t . lot, te. , oe orrarcol of laud,,-
eitiale' in Sprin,qqadd tonnahip..lseanued as follows :
No: CE by lire, niiblie highway leading frotri Springfiehl
' t, De.eliol,n , o, erst bra public road and south and
w,,,..'t by land .of ti: F.. Dielterann. Containing one
rem of torn! men: iir lino., ;ill nopriwed: with a (tar
ed b. , ..,,m , e". ati-1 few - fruit tree, thereon.
- _ Solite-1 anal tale n ir.to eatzeintantl z.t the Suit of lA.
L,atider Hammon/I , s 1.....0 err Coml.:in-lb-veer and 4 Ter-
eraiali / 1t12,,..!.. . . . ,
• J. P. VSN FLE ; F:P. .
I '
Sheri'd"u 011i...0, Trlnnattli, aata. - ff, Pi ; 7o. Sart: ff .
. -I '
I - •
1 - IST .OF THE NAMES OF 1.'1. , 11-
1 ALA
exam i:n.wn lies-. .27i, ts-ru„....-. leo juror. in a ,
Court of onarrei- :•:•,Fs,illl t i .tot • ('amts-,n Ileum. Ann
for the rowdy of rrattfivrit,eitannentin,g on Monday
Int,. 7, -1',70.i, •
EH
ENE
t at.
=
'Arturo:,:, Pr.:
ta:clay, \cm. n A. 14.11,11;
Twr. Franl.lll, L'arsey John-
Audr...sv;.‘l. I , A : Jualkua
Ttirk..,; ()men, Ar. I Pkatt:' Juhn A. Ilarring-
Migrlmry. Iturnba:r2. , l).,:inar Mar
tin; 'l'edz Jr.: Troy Tr.p. Burton
P.nveroy. L. I'..15%1V1110; 0. P. Adam,,;
bavia Terry: Henry Mason,
Joiln E. polge.. Loetwoo.l; Warzcli.
J. '..llonrre l'entiletpn;.lo.ati 13. Itne1(.11;
Pranets'WarnerA, 1111,0 n. •
TiATIMS
•
. .
Arn,eali., John J. Owen: Albany, Thee V. Drown,
itionkon; Aayluut, Wni. Aria; Cauton Twp. B.
GarriSon, :31:oa .S. 3.lauleY: Canton' Bela. Gvorsde
Ketchrun:Tohnubla, Joel H. Watkins:, Franklin,
Aldra (lay: Gransire, Oscar Sezten, Allan Wooden,
Thco,lote Pratt; Herrick, (Merles Platt; Litchfield,
John. Camphal: ,Otertrai, Fancett;
Eths Dinitocak; Prko, Geo. White; Hanle Twp.
Joel= rilnier; Homo Baro, Orson Dickey ; Ridge
bary J.W.Thorlijason; Shealtequin,Wilder B.Chaffee,
Lewis. Horton: Sataldiald, Daniel Carpenter, Geo.
T.. Beach; Springfield, Jolru a. Cooky. Ikuj. Me-
Atlce: Troy DON, Asa 0. Landon; Troy Twp. Joel
ralkinti; Towanda tp.,Sailual Dl:unlock, Lorenzo D.
Bowman. Towanda Dore, S.N.Aspinwall: rkter, A.
Smith, Simeon C. Honey; Wysoz; rertran IL
Whitncy,.George Gard; Warren, Hobert B. Backer:
Benj.- r Ln,Uctou. 'Hiram- Taylor; IVihnot, Daniel
1 4naltn; Wyaluaing, Jackson Leiria.
Tarrrii,:: attar 2 lima;
Athens Twp. Abram - Huncleker; Albany. Albert
Barelay. Wm.. Conway, J. Ws Taylor, Burling
ton Tap. licaea Stone, Jeremiah Travisi Burlington
Born. Jelin Robert E. Spencer ; Cap
lan Biro, J.C.Dewitt; Canton Tap. Orville Johnzon;
Franklin, David Ands.roon :Granville. Marcus Ayers;
.11erriek. Fronds Struthers: Litchfield. AMos Pren
tice, Wm. Pike, Wm. Agnew Jr.; Ridge
bury . Johii 14 Webb, Jared Iburunond; Rome Twp,
Darwin T,arneo. RenbenJohnStrove;
Sualtb.P.old,- Waiter Tierce; braaa Brown. Agustna
•PhelpoJr..; Shesbeguln..Joftph It. Banker, Daniel
Elkler; Springfield.' Martin Harknesa; Standin g stotie. Byron Stevens: . Tuscarora , John Clapper;
'Towanda Top; T. B. Patzli; Towanda North. Geo ; B.
Mills; Dieter, Henry Diason; Wyaltasing. Loomis B.
tamp. losac ,lenuings. Almond Faller; Wlliztot,JOhn
P. Ely, Samuel Douglaeo; Windham', David Nlchola,
Jctites Ohnited; Wells, James B, Drastod. •' -
• inAvEiros AMY 3, - wzrg,
,Arraenla. Jacob Y: Pet:mud; Albany. BarPir! Van-
Geo-Sterigerc. Wm, 111:...witt; Asylum . Francis
Cede; Albs Dom. Charles Stifling; Athens Tarp. Ira
.Elsbree, Jahn 8. Willie:on; Barelan.CtuniesMoore;
Barlingtori•Twp. Wm. Shine !;-Canton Tarp, Dania
Owen. Andrew Watts. Orrin Brown; Franklin. Man
(Ord Stevens; Herrick, Dayton C:Barnea; Monroe
Ahrp, Henry Crinniner; Overton, James Molyneux;
Bidgehurr: George O'Leary: Standing Stone; Ittrh
ard Jennings, Whitneld Canner's; Springfield. Win.
A. Burk; Towanda- Moro: S.M.Lapoate; P. W. Cowell
C. D. Toecap.. do. North. Ezra nutty; Terry, W. T.
Barton, Troy Top, Milton 0. Loomis, Thomas Mer
ritt:Troy Born, Robert Fitedington; Disler, John T.
'Howie: Warren. :E.:la - aid F. Tripp. Win. P. Arnold;
Weller Wm. Brewnaleury Frenchalfred
Wysor, (I. 'W.• Green. C. E. Paismom; 'Windham
OrrunimCorKutte. Platt C. Vandyke. • •
, - OrtbamrATiox.---AVIIEREA.g,
. Non. rAmes It ifrliEETEß,President Judge
of the 12th Jnißend DiStrict, conalettng of the coun
ties of Dradfiri end gun - petunias, and Eons. Emir
ates Furs= and J. Wi Vein Dreg. Associate Judge*.
In and for said county of lhadford, hang honed their
- pre:ept bearing data the Bth day otleamary. 1870, to
to me directed for holdings Court of Oyer and Ter
/miner. OneratQuarter Session- of the 'Peace, Core-,
men Phan; anti Orphans Court, at Towanda, for • ,
County of Bradford . Monday, the 7111 day of Feb.
oember next, to continue three weeks.
.. Nuncio is th erefore hereby cleen tO the Coroners,
Mel Justices of the Peace of the Couny of Brodkin],
that they,he th en ant in their ' prOper person,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day; with re-
Oorda, inquisitions and other remembrancee, to do
those things which to their aloe 'appertains to be
done; 'and thew who* -are bound by recogranince or
.ctlierwise to prosecute a;;ainet the priaioners who
are or may be in the jail of maid County, or who shell
be boond to appear at. the said court - are to be then
and there to prosecute - against them as shalt be Past.
Jurors are rismeakd to be punched to their anon
donee. ogrecably to their netioe. •
Dated at Towanda. the 9th day of January, in the
year of our Lent one thousand eight hundred and
and. of the Indepemleuco of the United
Stake : the ttinttythird:
; • ' J. P. r.kli FLEET, •Ylierif.
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PPLICATION'.)N DIVORCE.-. TO Monne Woad—Nix 7$ Mgt. One,
Son are Darby naiad • eat rime '
wife, by bar mast triand bo s WNW. bow MG.
ad thi court or comma= it amdikodapmaoo).
(ur t6 s dlroree ban Um. - attimladrelal
said mut Imo appolaSed#l66o*M Wlll
ilic:F'.. 4
ary; 1670, for hearing dm) illlCAMsak
lark at Walt Vim sad - plio' AITIII
1111211Pr°1
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APPLICATION 'DriDIVORCE.-tL
To Lewis Yubdiet.-10$ aligAiritetnik
You are -lieseby WWI that. Ws& .
your wito,by bar we trfor4 L.:188141110004
do tber timid ot commas plesBit osra oxissati,
for $ divorce team Mir tam& et sad -
said court boa Ilfeaday 68111 of Yob. 7z
1870.
for
bearing elm old MWamis es plempori
Alt which Coo sod tastancs a i rr i milked tt pm" Mil;
ripper. - • 'TAX - •
APPLICATION .IN DP7OItCE.- 1 :-
To Hann iiheadea-2io.2lllBtptirratreeleent.
1849.—Y0u aro herehy notified that Argisco nook%
your wife, by her next Mind, Z. - A. Batley, halt
apolhnt to the roust of oontsson ~ pioas of Brad ,
ford county. fors divorce' trom the bond, of mixt.
zoom and the said coal hisiucohded Mondry, the
.7th day Velnuary. ISM for hearing 1109 saldßanice
in the pre y' at which tints and place you can at.
tend if you think proper; - •
- J. smaur
jan.9-11 • " &Irv".
PPLICATIOR DT DIVORCE
.---.
ATo Sopharins frooker.:—lto. 1/0 &pt. term. 10.1
70. : Too me Weeny Donned_ Sob elba Scrota.
loot who by her mat Mood A. Q Jthebill. luti ap
plied to the aunt of comma pram of Medford is..
for a divorce trout the bonds of tualtimmer i Mad et•
mid mart has appointed Atonal% the - day of
February, 1870, for bearmit the and Myths tint&
pm:dem at which lastand plan nit as attend If
you think proVer. •
FEEBT 11111 ?MT.
jan.o.-4t -Men":
AP P L ACATION IN DIVORCE.
-:-.-
To Geo. H. Istada.—No..2o6.May tam.
You arc hereby nand/4 that Lois M.. Lewis, your
wife, 17 her nest friend Jahn D: tram has esigled
to the court of coniman .pleas of Basellatil away.
for a divorce fromthii bonds of matrimony, and Use - - •
said court bas appolsted - Monday,' tb• fib fay et ' .
February, 1870. for hearing the. add Lois M... n the
vein hies. et which time and - plane you can attend if
you think proper.
jalt.7— ?4t
I. MUM VLI rimer.
Bherfj:
A DMINISTILITORS NOTlCE
?totter b hereby; :acs VW all persona indebted
to the eaten of Samuel Fitzwater. • lab of Cantos
brp., deeeared, are reopesten to make immediate
payment, and all po bone having claims against odd
estate meat premnt them duly anthentleate f amble
went. C. SUSUMU-L.
Jan. T. 1117 C. C: WRIGHT.
o.'f Admit:dab:tom
DSIINNTRATOWS--NOTICE:-
..L.A. -Natty is hereby, Oren to perscna indebted
to the casket:lf EDDV WINSLOW, late of Wilmot.
deceased,. meat make immedbtd payment. and all
persons baring claims a nst bald estate must pee.
sent theta duly authenticated for eettlement.
JOHN MORROW.
AdzuLadratcr.
Jan.: B. 1870.•
,4 DMINISTRATOR'S . NOTICE.-
:I L Nance 13 Earthy' niara that all peracna Indebted
to the a / a bate of Jotratetyc lionera. latent Sheabegnin.
tn.. damaged. aro requested to makelmtnediate.fey.
mot, and all Ters, , na haying claims rat sa i d eV
Litt. Lung iarescid the same dulran Minted for
rt.itlarnett. .11EISE7i J. wont%
31.1ItTIN 1:061:118..
Administrators , . '
J3u. 12Tii..
DIITN.P.TRATRIX NOTICE -=
Notice is hereby given that in reivona it:Wett
ed to the eetaleof W3l. M. WATTS, late of Towan
da. bornegh. dee'd.,-are tcquctted to make immediate
payment. sod all person. having claims against acid
estate must present the same duly authenticated fur
settlement. WART R. WATTS.
Jan. 5: 1870. Adndtatratret.
A DNIINISTRATOIt'S NOTICE-
Ntatiee is hereby given that an permits truleht
cd to the estate of EDWIN T. BltOWk.ll.l ate of the.
U.S. - Navy, deed., ere requested to make hatnedlate
payment, and an persons Laving claims against said
evt3te must present Um same doily anthentrate4 for
settlement. - O. 1). BARTLETT,
Jan. f, Admittralar.
UDITOR'S NOTICE- - ('. is
Ma4riZte.and E. W. Hale rt. W W. Rodger,
.obt if,un Leng.—No. 944 'May Tenn. 15t.R. Sh the
Court of C , mmun Pleas ef-Lradford county..
The unders'tmed ao And tor apptantad by Bahl
C',..hrt to di, t theuep.iu the han.l.3 of tho Martin'
arislug from gli;i2rill'a rate of deftndants yersonal
piop..r.ty, %Fin sttcqui to the duties of said appoint.
!omit at Ids odlee to the Rochnalt of Towanda on
FRIDAY tar 9.14.1 t• day of #A:crAnT, 1870, o'.
p. m., at al l y.th time and place •all pf. - -rta.tts hat.
irm claims to sat monvy arc ovlalred to pre!ent the
aur.: or be - dshatred (tom c'z4ngiu upon said fund.
BENLIY PELT.
.teditoe.
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A_ l'DT()lrs NoTcE—ln the matter
of Lewis 11. 1 eel., nu - nor child ell . P.
it•ett, fate of Bradford county.
i;:wr.i,',l; lit the Orrl.E.ll** eacrt Radford
cor.r.v.
- The undur.iigto .1 an Ani.eir appointd. by
ooult fund.. aribidg from the sale of ociii
ratter
red iri.taie. rill attekat to the duties of
al: , 1 appointed* nt at' Lie Miley in tie borough of
Toranua. the ^aith day of
In7o. st o'cMtk. p. m., at *Wok' ' time sod Vary
all 1 , ..71./114 sail fund alt rtipC gi
rd to tiremint the same or be debarred from ceining
upon said Mud. W. A. pr.cx.
Jan. it. LS7o.—tre. A uditor:
AUDITOR'S NOlloE.—lleardsley
sf rook rs. John aura If. P. kessissl±.—No.. 11 11
eta. . In the of Common Pleas of
Prodfu:d county.
The undersigned, an auditor, ei.pointed by tali
Conti to distribute lands In Sheriff hauls arling
from Shee.irs sale of defendant's real estate, win at
tend to the duties of raid rppointinent. at his office
in the borough of Towanda. on 1111 DAY - th e .28th
. day of JANTYAIIT. 1 8 70. /42 o'clock p- at %bleb
Erni- and place all persons baring claims on said
money or. requited to prooent the Erse or be debar-
A ced from romieg on said fond. •
G. D. MONTANYE.
intUtur
Jan. i. IE6,
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-BY
•
virtue of an Order homed out of the orphans'
Court of Bradford co.. the undersi,Mel, adm'istra•
for of the estate of Ammar' Bs .es** , tv• deceseedoriU
expose at public sale on the preistises,WEDNßEDAY.
FEB. 2d, IMO, at 2 o'clock p. to.. the following dc- -
scribed lot. piece or parcel or laud. &thud. In Pike.,
township, bounded on Ito went and north by land
conveyed by the sulk _thins Blakeslce in her llfctima
to Thomas E. Brown, and by hint contracted to Mar-
Tin Post, on the east by Lind by Seth Blakeslee. and
on the south by lands of James .Ehevet and lands
tormerly owned by 32131C111 Featnerixe Containing
thirty acres of land more or less.
• - • .
TERll3.—$23 to be paid on the prnpjty Leiyg
ranee down' one-halt of tbe balanceln ais menthe,
and belanee In one year unit intesest. •
Jan. C, Irr,
ORPHAN' COURT SALE.-BY
•vittne Of an order issued out of the Orphans'
C r ourt — of Bradford county, the undersigned MOM ,
tor of the estate of IMNJ. J. HOAGLAND, deceas
ed. will expose at public Sale. on the Outdoes. on
SATURDAY. JAN. 7.k1e70. at 2.e'clock p.m.. the fol
lowing described lot, piece or parcel of land, situate
in Leltoy township. bounded as follows: Beginning
ate post on the - bank of Towanda itCrak. thence
tooth 167 perches en lino of P. .I'. Tillitscin to 11.
Wilcox.' corner. thence west 343 Perches to able.
thence north 167 parches to Towanda Creek. thence
down said Creek 34,;:i perches to piece of beginning.
Cont./lug 2.04' acre. inure cr lea : cents:tang fatty
seven acres more or less.
ALSO—AII-that contract Interest fu a piece or par
cel of land sitnate in _Leßoy township aforesaid, anal
bounded as follows : -Beginning at the southwest
corner of the creamer mow lichrederi lot, thence by
Lis norill line south 674 f deg. 110 540 perches sista
west rorher of lot No. 38. thence *Vie *eat Hue of
said lot north 2 deg. east 130 2 - 20 Percbee. Menne
north 8 j deg., west 100 perches jell the nortbssat
corner of lot Ito. 4. thence by the east side of the'.
lama north 8711 deg. west 3 340 perches to theirbtle,
of C. L. Ward's land. thence by the .same ecnith 2
deg. west 43 440-perches to the of beginning.
Containing 81 acres and 120 ; being lot 140.
33 on the map of lota eurseyed by Z. F. Walker. and -
part pf warrant No. 44, in the acme of D. Groins :
contilning`l2o acres. -
. TE11218.-150 to ho paid en day of sale, $lOO on
confirinaticru of sale and the balance In one and two
years thereafter, with interest from . ponirmagme of
sale. SZETBLY. STONE.
Jan. 6, 1870 Ems.
VSTRA.Y.—Catne into the ineloenre
of the undentignal..on or about that hOth of
Doc. last. °polio* Pig. wham Ababa • litter of pig.
roar In number. The owner la requested to come
forward. prove ProPevir• Pay Pervbevitee. aver take
the= away. P. J. =OWL=
V.:May. Jan.. 1870, -
BRIDGE LETTlNG.—Selled_pro
pmponds will be received at the house &Ise,*
Conklin In.Wyrox. on Thursday tho Pith of Intussy.
1870, until 3 o'clock P. M.. for the btaldrett anduoto•
pletnnt a Bridge across Wyaoi Creek. near the hear
of E. A. Coolbaugh in iWd T l r/l• SPecialatkina for
the same may be seen at the Commissioner's Mr%
and at the house of Joseph Conklin fir ten days pre
views so &rid letting.
A. Moony.
lista Loma.
, J. B. Hums.
enter.' Mike, Jan. 5, 100. • Caner&
•A UDITORS Sny.
der ant ()hellish Gore invaders el Me edges of
Nancy Snyder. deo:award. . 111 the Orphime.C.oest of
Bradford county.
The underegned an /Indite? appoisted by
Court to distribute 1 the Weds at the Sa
m:tors of said deeeden will attend to the de;
Bea of his appointment , at his Maw in the borough
of Towanda, on.TVINDAT the nth day ofJAIWAII,T.
1870, at 1 o'clock, p. tn.. where, all pawns baring
claims against said fund must 'lrma& libms or ens
be Lumen debarred therefrom.
w. E. Tnowiscs.
- Dcc. 13. 160.--4 t.
ADMIMUTEIX. NOTICE.---
Notice 1* hereby; given thit all persons indebt
ed to the estate ..or °PULER DAWES deed, late
Orwell township. are requested ter*ndott Lamed!.
ate payment, und- all persons litnnwleisoms whist
said estate must present them dub authenticated for
settlement. , DM7IIILLA DAWES
Jan. IS. 70- 4 .' 4disteistratris,
INCORPORATION • NOTICE--
application witching* of Charter of the First
Wesleyan Church and Society of Tout '
-Notice la hereby given that the *bore lion
has emerally presented to the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford Cana). their articles of Amocia
tion sating for a change of Charter. and the
said Court hating examined the same, and finding
them &erect, will decree that the change be made
as prayed for, pn .Ifondey. February 7. 11170. et
o'clock p.m.. mane name he shown to the eehteery.
W. A. THOMAS. Prothonotary.
Prothonotary'* Ogice.. Jan: 5,1871141
EXE,CIITOR'S
Notice is hereby atm that an' racoons ittdebt
ed to the estate of BOUT. COOPER. WO of Warren.
deceased. are teatiested to stake imatedialis payment
and all persona hiring clainasagatast aeLYms
present them duly atitheati
i deated tor settkosteat.
UM Z. WOMB.
Ittseatotto.
Jan. 1"...
CA tiTION--WIMKREAS, MY
rlte hasten my ham% board witiMat.flut
cause or MriblUourand I herby mtbid affprams
auto hes cra my mama Amm
We date. MUM
Dr., 29, 069
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E. E. SKEEX.,
Administrator.