radfoti 'lttporter.
wci
LOCAL 'AND - GENERAL.
R. ,WELLEs advertises an-
Abel: nth:will:et in the price of teeL
ser , E. W. NEAL, of this place, has
thi; "Greenwix - xl Cottage," and will take
..,,,etwion of it during the present week.
gar Maj. K W. HALE, of this place,
lajust shipped to A. „Pain= .1t Co.,' Hazleton,
one hundred tons of lay.
Z=l
Capt.N. F. SIMRELL, Prothon
•r.nn• of Stisqueltanns county, died in Montrose
di the 20th ult.
se, Persons in want of reading
Dotter in addition to' what the REPORTER fur
eau inapplc thenthel7s with choice books
enoss's Book Stare at moderate' knifes.
The Episcopal Mite Society
,itrbo held on Monday evening next, tit the
t , ,ldence of Mrs. J. C..Ansms. A cordial incl.
•sti , ni is cttcmL•d to all to be present.
yam- A. Rebekah Degree Lodge has
is en instituted by the Odd Fellows of this place,
miodly number of ladies have become
MEM
We now hate a daily mail be-
I, this place and Leßayarille. The eon-
Mr. Si - EvENs, commenced making
en the first inst.
TIYLOR & GORE will open a
'taller Shop in connection with their Clothing
text we k, haring secured thetierzieesof
m*-t-eta'' cutter. t
G. - Hon. K A. ROCKWELL, of the
.`,..;:embly, will accept or thankr for
„ ~„1 . ..,1 ;e timveyor General's Report from
1,4
Lvr We erred lEtst week ill stating
4.,1 ill,. 31. E. Church iVould he re-dedicatedon
ec I•'th inr t. We tire informed that the date
:1 ,. ~remetly has not yet been
kir A large force of workmen—
painters, &e.—are tow at work ou
rit's Hall, and will bare it ready for watt
pais taring the preseut mouth. We hope so.
ts, A business, meeting of the
3len's Christian Association will be held
in the 16entent of the Presbyterian Church,
flolrmlay, crennig, All Lumbers arc
to be present.
utzr• The .s.afe of TRACY & MOoRE
a- ion.. ..f 11.Ettnm.'s make, and although an
mc.hu, ioreserretl contenta better than any
Lb. . passed through the contlagra-
After the first of March, all
I..rt.out+ halebted t. 4 th;_s uftice fur subscription
to the 11E1.01:TER, will tied their accounts in the
hands of a Justice of the Peace in this place,
kir We learn from Superintendent
.IAI.I.onY, that the Fall Creek Company WM)
113.1 e preparations for mining twenty thouband
,n, of e•,.11 per rn..nt!i during the coming sea-
F. J. CALKINS offers at retail.
u. halativc of his tine stock of Holiday Books,
.at wip , lesale prices. He is noir receiving a
n!, , :ahlit!..ll to his aheady large stock of waif
which be offers cheap.
Mr. HARRY M!x, our euterpim
t oxiismau. has just issued his "Floral Des
, roive Catalogue for 1870." It contains; a large
arh - ty choic- 119wers and_ plants, which are
tK red at . price car below those of city dealers.
g=7 3 ..k.,, February term of our Comity
,ltrt inventsa on Monday next. Jurymen and
t.'‘l , 7' are invited to visit our sanctum, when,
.001 have tle_l privilege of perusing a largo
r daily and weekly ravers.
er ! ..1.. The great tire which destroy
' . I urgoa portion of the business . houses of
/. ; urn on .t , ,lttirday morning last, does not
I r. leas! with C. F. Clime. busi
,.• •• 11, h . . 111 COntilineB to sell Books and Sta
•:. Ilieh astonish everybody.
tiO- By referring to their nave).-
• it eq.-011 that WARD . Drvi2;
d:.1) of uue dcllar per t•}11 ult
th and are now selling it at
tip ,LIOW lug price s : Large and small Egg, and
••••, $4.51): (11,14 , int, 3-1,15; Ilarulay,
tillus4LlKE.—Trees were budding,
ul.,ny T thiii the last ten days fn this
Borle maple sugar hag been made in
ll.•rriek timing that time..
I:•.;inee the aboverras in type el., hare had a
ttw change in tl/..: riesther, w:th a Blight fall
Atz-ir Those wijoin the hard times
h, will generally he able to find relief,
, I,ue; around and ascertaining whether
i,t a crStly little excresence here and
Cr r li:c:1 can safely be pared down, and the
of w iuli will relieve the pressure in
r,:r.s. AL a regular meeting of North
L.o. g t , , No. 5.3:‘, 1.0. of 0.T., .lan.
I%,ll,:wing nil - leers were elected : W.C.
W.V.T„ CND DAMSON;
11 .f'.. if. r. PowELL ; W.S.. C. E. Wimp: ; W.
LS. Wm. Snrrif ; J.virr FONTflt ;
Mn firm.; 0.0., Dummy . FosTr.r.
Erg The popular couplet by FRANK-
w 4., by [he plow would thrice,
ninst r itlwr Vlti or drive,
lilelips,sl one, in the follow
::::th d lines :
wbo by his biz Atm - lid:rise,
)1 :•; ob. r bust or advertise.
qICE.-- -POWELL & CO. would re -
: C 111:. atilLanice to their old friends and en's
:. on, hat tiley s, ill open as Patinas purchases
new cod fresh stock of goods at
:11 : and spacious Store recently built, by
N. E. S•oolloN, Esq. Due notice of tile time of
be en through the papers. They
f:r the I resent at the store of
Srm-t - Ns, alEnrca ,t Co.
r
Eir. The Presbytery of Susquehan-
It , r,• ent session in Alonroeton, gave a
f, raj! to Rev. JouN S. STFA MIT to become
r of the Presbyterian church in this place.
Mi. -1 e,,cv a member of the West Jersey
t( Ile will undoubtedly accept the
Tis Presbytery also male the followthg
+ m the Trustees of the Susquehanna
t'•.l!.elate Institute: JOHN A. CoDinso rice 8.
N - N Lows, 3E_, rice S. N. BErns,
s:: : 7. 1 1 . JS•st.tscF rice J. D. 31ciliTa.altE.
tc_rt.. Rev. WM. HARMS preached his
f.,, , i.ornion in the Presbyterian church 'on
Siin , l3y re,,oittg ton large audience, cotnposed
in,nil , ors of the ififfeleut churches in town.
4. hi, thparture for Princeton on Tues-
- •
`'a?a? cr.rning. -
Mr. Hanit:s's labors here have been atom
b!..,lea. Under his pastorate the morta
l.. Nliti) of the church has Leen nearly or quite
ultik the cuntributiona have been in
r.La-rd tuote than four-fold. lie carries with
Lira new ticl the best wishes of the en
1 r v qattnunitV.
Z:4:;?.. At :t meeting of the Stock
of the Townuda Tanning Corepany, held
I Tticsltty !ant, the folloviipg
,l g,tititt:W•lt CleCtell officers for the
3cat :
What%
ii;ul Treasurer_-Jon.
Pire , t-ws--C. L. Ward, Jos. Powell, J. F.
)Iva:,. J. 31. C. - 31erenr, J. 11, Howe,
1. F, W.lko.
lita - F, who iia had 'Pie Superintenden
cy of :Le Tam e' y inqu the. 'ktart, is continued
ee fluff. nth eat.
GB"' C O it46364l(oll 4 olll atiknii
noun! B*.—Tiaronnottißavairsidiii
YIN AND kaftne - imosiiio>.—tose- i tirei
Hcannko TUOVIAiD PoU.Ut&—The snort illis;*
&strata fire by which Our town buboes %kilted,
occurred on Saturday molting Tut: not**
was Arid given, at about 4 o'clock, but it was,
some time before the precise location of theirs
could lie Uswitahaed, which was No. S, liriet
Bow. it heavy wind prevailed at the time, and
all attempts of the Bremen and citizens to save
the block were unavailing.' By shunt super
human efforts the buildings on the east adde
Main street were preserved; although some of
them were badly damaged. " ,
The origin of the fire is unknown, but from
.what we can learn, we have no doubt it "EC
caused by the burping . out - of a' due between
'Foams. & Co:B'6d E. CAMIUSWII Stores. ,
The following ilia list of the bulidings.taten.
ed, together with losses and insurance solaces
we hare been able to asoertain :
r -
Noe, 1 and 2 Brick Bow, Josses Pown.u.'s
Stores ; loss $15,000. Insured for 110,000 in C.
S. Ilveszta.'s agency.
Powers, & Co., stock of goods ; loss $70,000
insured for $51,000 in C. S. liceisELL's agency.
No / Brick Bow, B. J. Clash, Boots and
Shoes ; loss about $7,000; tutored for 15,000
$3,000 in H. B.' Hawes agency. and $2,000 in
T. W. Mn's agency. •
The second story of No.' 3 was occupied by
the Y.M.C.A.'as a Beading Room, and A. Putt-
XIIPACICER as a Tailor "Shop. • The loss- to the
Association is about $2OO In books and furni
ture; no insurance. Mr. PENNYPAcata's loss
is about $200; no insurance.
The third story was occupied by Miss UPiIAIII
as a dressmaker's shop. Miss 11. was the first
ono to give the alarm. She barely escaped with
her life. Her loss is very• severe. We are pleased
to hear that some of it has been made up to her
by our citizens.
No. 3 Was,owned by H. W. TRACY ;10118
000 ; no insurance.
Tancr & 3loour, No. 4 Brick Row, store rai
ned at $12,000; lamed for $5,000. doods, loss
$19,500; insured for $5,000. 'The second story
was•occupied by Col. damn as slaw office. This
office was not entered al all, so that the Colo-
nets library, papers, &c., were all destroyed.
Loss $2,000; no insurance. .
The loss to Mr. SIIITH'S clients is quite u
large as his own, as he had in his possession
many valuable papers. All of Cul. A. MeSzatt's
papers of a public nature, including his Pro
thonotary accounts, were there, together with
his notes and accounts. His loss is estimated
at between $2,000 and $3,000.
Wm FumE, a studmt m Cu?. 63111161 office,
lost about one hundred dollars' worth of books.
H. W. NOBLE,' No. 3, Liquor Store ; some of
Lis stock removed. Loss $4,000 or 0,000; W
armed in ItriisELL's agency for $4,000. Store
owned by H. W. Tnacv ; low $7,000; insured for
$3,000.
The second story was occupied by the Pe. .k.
N.T. 1111 co. Most of the conteuts removed.
Third story occupied by W. C. Hooateras Jus
tice's office, and W. H. Tnmarsosi an law office.
Mr. Boosur saved most of his documents and
public papers, but lost most of his rersoual
property, notcicarrounts, ac. His lossis Borne
8500 or WOO. No insurance.
Mr. TIIO3II'SON'S books were all isaaed.
Miss Gitirsres residence and millinery store,
on Pine street. Loss *3,000; insured for $1,700.
.Loss on goods covered by insurance. •
CoL/D/NO. ItrSSIT.LL & CO.'S store-house, ad
joining Miss G.'s residence, together with goods
to amount of several hundred dollars. No in
surance on building; goods insured. Total loss,
$1,44.10 ; insurance *OOO.
1)r. E. H. Masos's residence and office ; loss
$5,000; building insured for $3,750. Goodiiltaost
ly removed ; loss on goods covered by insurance.
The block of dwellings on the north aide of
Pine street, occupied by Dr. WEsros, J. W.
Mix, JAS. Woon, and Tuos. Colinas, were con
siderably damaged by heat and water.
G. D. 31ostasirn's building on the, corner Of
Main and Pine streets, occupied i by himself as
Jaw office and Internal Revenue office, and by
Gem MADILL , SB a residence, was badly scorch
ed, but was saved.
Gen. MaDibis kiss is covered by insurance.
The damage to the Store occupied by Fox,
SravEss, MEncon it Co., and owned by Mrs.
H. S. Meecru, amounts to $150; covered by in
surance.
J. E. DAVINN:i'Ii Store, occupied by M. E. Ito-
StiNVILLD, and 'Miss KINGSLEY, about game
amount ; insured.
Mrs. Csmir.u•s Store was also considerably
damaged, as was that of & Btaci,
and Mr. tioboximes two stores. The store oc
cupied by Mr. H AUT, was - damaged to the es
tent or several hundred dollars. Mr. 11.'s stock
was Ms . .) considerably damaged.
The large plate glees in T.:viAnt :V. Co.'s win
dows.were badly broken by the heat.
Brick Bow was destroyed by fire in 1852, and
rebuilt in 1857. • •
NOPMEERN CENTRAL RtILWAY.—A
number of projects, in the way of additional
connt ctMn, are now being carried out or talked
of. for the greater efficiency of the road. The
Washington branch, from Baitimore, is being
prosecuted to a si eedy completion, one million
dollars having been already expended +n the
four miles of tunnel, which is to run dirtctly
beneath the city Of Baltimore, and give passage
fir the track, n Melt wid c,ntinue on directly
from the present Baltimore terminus to the ci
ty of Washington, thus making an m.broken
bet sten that and Rochester, with no change
of ears or long onmibus drive, as at present,
forced upon Northern passengers proceeding
on to Washington, through Baltimore. Anoth
er million trill build and furnish the road-bed,
from the termination of the tunnel to Washing
ton. Grading has already begun on this divi
sion.
With a through; unbroken route toVashing.
ton, the Northern Central will offer superior In
duciments over all other routes fur Western
and Northern passengers. .Again, the building
of the Elmira and Utica road will insure the
building of a branch from Tioga, Pa., down the
Seeley Creek Valley, to unite with the main road
near the shops in the Fifth Ward; to afford a
more direct coal line from Plussburg, Ps., to
-Utica. And the old plan, for a road from Car.
andaigua to Lake Ontario (the Pultney route),
is being revived again, Me winter, with greater
vigor than ever, to give another coal outlet on.
Lake Ontario, and carry a market to a rich ag
ricultural region.
tot more than all, the idea of building up the
manufacturing and industrial, interests along
the present, main line, are not for a moment loal.
sight of. Eneouragem. nt is ofered by the
Company at every point where mutual benefit
shall induce investments of capitalists, and the
starting of manufacturing enterprises, needing
transportation and fuel at reasonable charges.
The coal transportation, alone, of this road,
bids fair to be immense. On every hand bust.
thess is being fostered, for the future benefit of
the road, showing a wise foresight and skillful
management—ElmiraSal. Er. lier.,ietr.
Wka.LB.—EDITOR REPORTER. : 113T
fug come to tho conclusion that "JoE Cma
strxas," the mythical correspondent from Wells,
had ceased his ink-slinging, I thought I would
inform you as to the news in this locality.
The boot and shoe store of NeL7saince Butt-
DICK was entered by burglars on the night of
the 27th. They generously helped themselves
to a quantity of boots and shoes, leather, find
ings. tools, Ac.
On the same night Jasa Ousms lost a bed- -
quilt from tho clothes-hue, and a quautity.of
corn. We next hear of their depredations in
the vicinity of Seely Creek, N.Y., three miles
north of this place, Ilmix Exam being ruin=
a line of clothing that was hanging out to dry.
The hall of Perseverance Lodge, 1.0. of G.T.,
was broken into and a number of lamps and
lodge fixtures taken. We have come to the
conclusion that some industrious chap is think
ing of starting in business on his own hook, not
seeming to have any fear of getting his long
fingers scorched.
The long looked.for Tchurch, that they have
been gently coaxing from the vicinity of the
State Line, is nearly on the foundation. It is
now in the immediate neighborhood of that
venerable old school-house, which' has been
used ftr the past seventy-five years or less to
hold religions meetings, public schools,lectures
and magic lantern Shows in. A series of soda
bles are about to be held, to raise money with
which to tit up the church. -The first is to be
held at the house of S. JONES, on Tuesday Ore.
There was a donation party at the house of
FoszLii GAURDSON; on the 19th inst., for the
benefit of Elder SroNe. Tho amodnt raised in
cash was ISO. •
Rev. CHAS. WEEMS, of the Methodist persua
sion, holds forth in this place once in two weeks
to o goodly number of hearers.
q. L Sunman, the thriving merchant of this
plaix, is doing a smashing basilicas in the dry
good And grocery line. Ile has , lately bought
the faint fonnoq owned by J. J. Oeoooi
Jan: 21, 1870. • ri.nricrr.
1111.41. F - 0 11 1 116411. 4 1 111 - bilis 11 1)
*gal Proummterfotkivaim - iciatHHN'
Wawa* traooogial ac
Ns. Elsompois is to py oar all
thiPiolftioldwiceatto tlii wider of hr Fired
is. The bus formerly owned by
xitseeesuer;oo Nos antis hes beat law
dialed by Ilinnx Brow, and is being tem&
sled anitiltted Sip tors lirstrissa carnage
tarY. Mr. B. is an excellent asitcbanic - and a
..barlabiroing business Ruh •
Cu . m, ,of Nennuir, N.
J.. preached In the PrialThyteriim chmita; Troy.
on fluziday hut: We teem that he will probes
bly have a gall to become pastor of the CerMrro
gatiom The ehiireb, has beet without a regu
lar mbaister for two orthree years. '
The ladies of the First Pres
byterian air*Toyanda, servest,sup.
per`and other neredunents in thebainnapt
the church, on Tuesday and Wednesday 'lreb:
Bth and 9th, during the day and owning.
proceeds will be devoted to the basalt .of the'
church. it cordill invitation bk . extended to ail
to attend.'
&V. We cheeitally ieCommend
the public - the "Awl, White ma BineMere of
limurium.* Itmoswsri as being the Vans to
get your money's worth. is they bringin large
quantities and sell for cash, they are prepared
to give good bargains to _ &Untie nifiyiliver -010111
with a ea. Try them.
'oft. J. 0. FRoor; our enterprising
Furniture dealer, is erect:legal/km etylck Wa
les on Charles street, and early In t h e spring
will commence the manufacture, on a large
scale, of all hinds of fartaihwi. That is the way
to build up a town. We trust this new enter
prise will tneet with the ‘encouragement' from
the people of this section w hich it deserves. .
lek-The express train aiming north
came near running over a woman at dleshop.
pep 'oo Saturday evening last. She was lypg
across the track, and was struck by the cow
catcher, inflicting a severe wound on the - head
and taco. It is believed that it was the inten
tion of the woman to commit suicide. Her name
is 31n .um. She is unmarried.
ear In reply to numerous inqui;
ries in retard to the failure of the flock Jour
rfal to reach those of our subscribers who are
entitled to it, we can only state that we entered
into a fair contract with the publishers of the
Journal to fain* the paper in connection with
the Bitporrnt, and that we have fulfilled our
part of the contract. We hope to hear that
every subscriber entitled to it undei our offer,
has received It before another week.
i The following resolutions were
adopted at the, close of a Musical Convention
recently held in East Herrick:
Resolved, That we, the members of the Huai
cal Convention conducted by Prof. J. K. eiall•
las. assisted by Miss. Tumumgm,„ in, East Her
rick, tender him ouraincere thanks for his thor
ough end benellcial instruction; and further
more be it
Ramlust, That we recommend him to all de
siring thorough Voice Culture, as an able. and
excellent instructor, prompt, faithful and tella
ble, of considerable experience and high repu
tation.
itesolred, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the Baabroan Baron.= for publication.
By order of Committee.
is. The writer of "Elmira Forty
Years Ago," In the Gazelle, gays:
"When in the mercantile busineFs JOHN As-
Nor was a liberal advertiser. It Is not uneom
mon to find twocolumns of hisrunning through
the village papers. Dry Goods, Groceries.-Dye
Sniffs, Paints and Oils, Hardware, Hollow-Ware,
Crockery, Glass Ware, Stone Ware, .Drugs and
Medicines, SchOol Hooks, Stationery, with all
the principal articles in each of the varied do
' artments made up his advertisement at one
time. Elmira merchants of the present day,
who carry on Liminess more distinctively, con
fining themselves exclusively to this or that
,branch of trade, might draw some profitable
lessons from the advertising experience of Mr.
Avomr, - now one of our wealthiest and bestmen.
leer A good story is told of a Tio
ga county merchant, who agreed to take a far
mer's oats at 40 cents a bushel if the latter
would let him tramp the measures when filled.
The farmer agreed to it. The buyer paid for
sixty bushels, and next day wont after them.
The farmer filled the half-bushel, and the mer
chant got in and tramped them down. Where
upon the farmer poured the oats so compressed
into the bag. The merchant protestett and de
manded that the measure should be filled up
after tramping. The fanner informed him that
there was no agreement of that sort, but that
he might tramp down the oats to his heart's
content after they were meastirodl
liti.ll/IED Covt THREAp.—:t new
thread--made from Combed Sea Island Cotton
-has lately eMfielnto use, whih is likely to
supersede, in popular favor, othcr l cotton threads
now in market.- The great superiority of this
thread is owing to the exceeding softness and
evenness of the Sea Island cotton'llbre from
which it is made, and to the new mode of man
ufacturing. All of the abort fibres are combed
out, leaving only those of uniform length,
which, when, twisted, present a thread perfect
ly regt, ilar in body, and possessing a smooth
ness and strength equaled by no other.!—hem
York keodontisl and Dry Goodly Reporter, Nor.
20, 1869.
•WICKHAM & BLACK are the only agents for
this superior thread in this market. •
ter From the February number
of the ScAool Journal, we learn that thetpres
ent able and efficient Principal of the Public
School of this borough has been granted a per
manent certificate. Our free school was never
more prosperous than at present ; the rolls in
dicate an attenlance of 230 scholars, and• the
advancement made by the pupils is highly sat.'
isfactory ,to the parents. The directors now'
owe it to themselves, and to the tax-payers of
Towanda, to see that a new and more suitable
budding is erected for the - aecommodatkin of
the school. The house at present occupied is a
disgrace to the town, and we hope to see steps
at once taken to erect one notOnlylarge enough
to accommodate all who desire to avail them
selves of the benefits by the free school
system, but which be an ornament to the
town: Other towns in the county,, with less
than ono-half our!pcpulation, have set an er
ample in this direction, which . onr directors will
do well to follow. ;
PERSONAL.-3114. G. B. °TERM',
Salt Lake City, bas-our thanks fora copy of the
" L'lalt Magazine," published in Mormondom.
—Rum Marussicou, of flew York, has been
in town for the put tel day. Re is &member
of the firm of PcnvELL it Co.
—We noticed the towering form of neighbor
KINNEY, of the Waverly Advocate, on the street
the other day, but ho passed us by.
—IL A. Bna.vca, of Providence, B.L, isat the
Means House. We learn that he has taken a
contract for constructing gas-works here.-
-Muter JAS. Murmurs has presented us with
a premium copy of the Independent, printed in
gold, on the occasion of its twenty-fifth birth
day.
--CoL Wallas was in town on Tuesday.
—Register and Recorder GLADDE O IO, who has
been detained *ibis Louie in Colombia for some
weeks on account Of ill-health, is again at his
Gammas, Esq., of this place, is visit
iting his brother in Louisville, Hy.
2-Hen. G. A. Groin has becbb►e s citizen of
Philadelphia, having pi:maims) an interest in
large manufacturing establislunent in that city.
"—Capt. H. P. Gootatcn has been appOinted
Assistant-Surveyor of the Port of Philadelphia.
egl. The folloviing from the Albany
&prep is so applicable, to our own came just
now, that wo take the liberty of borrowing it:
."This week we struck from onrlist anly about
fifty subscribers who will Dot pay their dues to
the prissier. In doing so we take them by the
hand, and with tears in our eyes, bid them an
affectionate farewell. Goad-bye, old subs! Take
cute of yourselves. &makes think of the Ex
press, which you have go long read for Slothing.
Sponge upon other printers new for awhile. A
change of diet will, ,doubtlear,lse good for you.
poor old fellows! We are a tittle sorry to turn
you out upon the dark night, without a lamp,
but It Must be so. Strike for the neareitneigh
boes light lie may let you in and feed yosibu
a yeas or two, upon the Strength of. refixes
orabbs promises to pay at • • ended that thin.
For ourselves ne bare - • hof those carious
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1019, by Rev. Zones; J..: Ada In
Xis Dorcas *an t - both
• Ic'
by Rev. D. Jones, Mr. itch
en to Inn
Ruth Ably, both CAA/bony.: "• _
ILELLI7L,POWELL.4I theVist Burch
•s•
by
car Thenig - 410. Mk
by Re% C. wßennetiMr. W D. Kelty
to Anna, youngest &nide' .
- LEE—FOREST.—In Wynn, On tbdurdsY, Jan.
24,1810, by BeT. Wm. ReGla*o_ry,'ltithard
. Lee and Louise litn , both' orAIWAY.est
DIED:
WALTER.—On the first of January, 1870;Xra.
Bachael, wife of Michael Valtm of West Franlin, aged 84 years, 7 monthsi#l2 days,
Wyoming minty prpers please copy.
Herrick, on Thursday evening,
Jan. 20,1870, after k short but s evere e il lness,
Dinimd, aged 70 years. ' -
He vres`otte of the first aettleri in that is mini
Herrick township, having removed frail Or;
ange county. N.Y.. in
. 1871, to "Wishishill. Ceo"
ire (now Camptown); ind in 1827 to this place;
'Snit* his oiraroadOrougli &Odra* utdrris
ken wilderness. , There were then but three set;
tiers within the bounds of thO tomulip. He
bas cleared a good farm; and raised • and edM
cated a large family at children, meeting with a
patient and persevering spirit all the hardships
of a pioneer life. He has been for fifty' years a
&rioted and consistent Christian—a member of
the Old School Baptist church. - lEa house has
always been a house of prayer akdreligiamicom
venation, and open for religious meetings. The
first sermon that was ever preached in this
township; was preached in his house inlB2B, by
Elder lipmeuan Wiser. At that meeting there
were thirty-seven persons, which included all
the inhasilants within this township, men; wo-
men and children, except two invalids.
character can be beat expressed by saying that
in his daily life, and in all his intercourse with
his fellow-men, he fulfilled the requisition of
the &view, "Let yokr yea be yea', and' your
nay, nay ; for whatsoever is more than this corm
eth of evil." He had from childhood the eon
tinned respect and confidence of fall who brew
him. lie died, as he had lived, "in hive of
eternal life, which God that cannot lie, prom
ised before the world began." Con.
• Herrick, Jau. 31, 1870.
~7.7, 1 1
- ler. Insurance against, loss or dam
age by Piro in the most reliable Companies.
Policies written and hisses "ended at this
Agency. Joan W. Mix, Agent, .
Towanda,
IMlice, north side Public Square.
Feb, 3,1370-2 w. •
•
LOST.—Between the Ward House
and M. C. Marcus% rerkleOce, a gentleman's
Fut Collar. The 'finder will be rewarded - by
leaving it with the owner, W. IL tiaaw, •
'Feb. 9,1870. Towa nda.
WASHINGTON'S BUTTE-DAY 'PARTY.—:
The public are invited to attend a Party at the
Rummer&ld Creek Hotel, on 'Tuesday eviming,i
February 22, 1870. Good music , will be in at
tendance. Bill, 82,50. Pavan LANDSIZSISZIS,
Feb..B, 1870-3w*. . Prot*.
SommuNG NEw.—Dr. J. L
Electrician, bop leave to sunounce to the
citizens of Towanda and vicinity, that ho has
taken rooms at the Elwell Hotute, Towanda,-
where he will treat the diseased for a limited
time by the invisable agent, Electricity. He
cure. "Paralysis, Deafness, lthetunatism e
Dia
betea, Consumption; Cat arrh, Dyspepsia—in
fact, all chronic disensea, female weakness, spi
nal affeetions, ac.
I=l
This is to certify that I have beau • afflicted
with chronic diarrheas foraevenyears, contract
ed while in the army; have tried all medicines
I could think of ant! obtained no relief, so I
thought I would try•one More to be: sure. I
haver taken Ave treatments of Dr. J; L. Winner,
and I feel entirely cured. I would rixximmend
it to all my brothers. A. Sartsitooot..
This is to certify that I was paralyzed in - my
left side and arm by being struck in my eye. I
tried all medical still and found no relief. I
took seventeen electro.magnetic treatments of
Dr. J. L. Winner, and am now -able to earn a
livelihood. JAMES WAITS,
FOR SALE OE RENT.—A house and
lot, corner Fourth and: Elizabeth streets; also
for rept, a house containing 12 rooms outlet:l3nd
street ;
also two !milling lota for sale, corner
Second and Poplar streets. Enquire of
Jan. 20, 1870. I. 8. Powr.
STATE NOEMAL SCHOOL; MANSFIELD,
Dom" Co., PA.—The second half year (21 weeks)
will commence Monday, Jan. ;*l., 1870.
The third term (14 weeks), wi.l commence
Monday, March 21, 1870. •
The expenses for half year (21 weeks) inclnd-.
ing board, tuition, room-rent, fuel, oil, washing
and hook-rent, is 102 less 50 cents, or 1100 per
week State appropriation. The expenses for
third term (14 weeks) including same, is 400
less 50 cents,or $1 00 per week State appropns
tion.
Day students are cliarged 110 per term (It
weeks) only for tuition and tue of text boob'.
Board can be obtained in private families at
$5,50 to $4,00-per week.
'For catalogues, or any further information,
address - 'DIMMER H. Vaanru.,
Jan. 13, 1870
SALUTATORY, JANUARY 1, 1870.
Come, friends and neighbors, one and all,
Your kind attention we would call—
To the NEW STOCK we're . just receiving, .
With tull confidence believing
Tnat we can sell you Goods as low •
As any east of Btiffilo 1.
We've bought their goods, and mean to pay
And not break dovrwand run away!
Our stack of Broods is new and neat, I
And our assortment nice co mplete.
a
We've Co ff ee, le ns and Teas—
Lard, Buttes, and
_bur ,g Cheese— i•
Rice, Nutmeg's, and Dried Fruit, •
Which we believe are sure to suit ;
And Crocks for Butter, great and small,
To meet the min& of one and all.
We also keep for those who
Corned Beef and Pork, and Ve l badt Fish,
And Oil for lamps, also lamp wicks_
Brooms, Brushes, Baskets, and Mopsticks,
Berries and Apples, Peaches, Pears,
Willow, Wooden and Earthen wares,
Turnips, Onions and Potatoes, •
Cabbage, Beets, and big Tomatoes.
We alsO haves good supply
Of fresh Corn Meal, Buckwheat and Rye,
And Flour from every mill around
As'good we tk, as can be found.
And Teci lim
st, with which to raise.your bread : -
The best that can be found, 'he said.
With Syrups pure and well refined,
In quantity to suit the mind.
•
So leave your orders; small or Irv,
And we'll deliver free , of chsrge.
But should we here attempt total!,
The HATS of what we have to sell,
Both time ana space alike would fail.us,
And every passer-birlwonld hail us, ••
To know if we could gelldhemmore
About this now Provision Store I
The rush of trade would be so great,
From early dawn till ev ening late, : . •
That strangers passing by this way;
Would think 'twee general training day I
We'll therefore close this hasty scrawl, '
•
BY simply saying: PLEA B7 ." WI. ,
And see our Goods and learit our price,.
And we'll convince yon in a Wee, - .
That you can .Eul (lords as low
Of PATTERSON & KINNEY, /
As can be bought in Towanda;
Or any place—for BEADY PAy I \ '
Patton's Block, No. 12 Main Street.
- den. 13, 1870-Im. • I \
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IWO/IDi° COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
"A Business Education will be of advantage to
every man, whatever his tante occupation may
be"—Fieedky. I ,
.
The Wyoming Commercial college, establish
ed in IWB, and connected wit& Wyoming Semi;
n it tz, n off e ers t e x th u o i r ti c c i o i m cc ‘c n V edu !
cation. . • ' • I - t •
.. Its location in the beautiful and historic Pal
i
le of Wyoming, wit/tits three lines of
s, and immense coal other business
operations, sand rare ties for young
men desiring situations.
Our graduates are filling lions of trust all
over the country. , Young m have attended
this Institution from ldississintiAansas, Min
nesota, and nearly every Slate in the Union.
Our tuition tom theßuidnessCourseis
from fifteen to twenty regular
&Zara less than at other
Commerciil Colleges, and yet advantages ken
are in, very respect unsurpassed. . .
We offer au the aidestended by any Comma?.
cialCollege in the country to graduates in ob
taining situations.
Students of,the College have ill the advan
tages of the Seminary in regard to. library, lit.
era societies.
Tuition for the regidar Business Course, ., M.
Telegraphing in connetotime thermal, fig tie d
Telegraphing alone, 525,00. &Attie:teal $w
Badness Course, 11400. . Board- per. week K
Send fir Catal._ and specimens. at Pap
manabip. • - kddrms L. 1..
PriM Wyoming Commensisl
itilmws eaffsp,
Sept. - 2S, 1969. • Engines; Pa. :
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isms ad awe. The * Co.oo. and Sha.
rimier Organ. and 31siodenwe Await=
All of than me kabob to be as near
hemis possible to make Utem; old are &Mug I
ost en* sallisthetioak loan whP Itilvoutot
I them rOarpetees Wiw i est sta-steiliessoe
from alto to - $1,100; Organs teem WO to $l,OOOl
Welodoits hem $73 to 43004 Simi Ilfasig_and
lostmetkon Book* for Plano, Omani, Nolo
deons,sall Violins. slime ea boa To_ , thorn
Ida mold 111wiaelmeentaltami omMot tutors
tiot`meationed abwe; in'usyi Ore et your oat
demandp* shall have diem on abort - notioe.-
neoolleet, holies and gentlemekthat Plvdessow 1
W. Dames basked =petiolate for theetwen. - 1
*7 ars is the ahoy. business. Toning and re. 1
pi &we. if wanted. . _ - 1
Those who haPv.waited *long lion Abi - ade-
tented " Brlebnarken Polkk" may have it now i
at oar Store for 10 ambler ropy. It ls a good
.*.m of natal; besides having a collection et 1
43 foreign postage stamps photo* on the oat,
Ode: W. Pantri AVG.
ie. All kinds of Spie6o Raising
cantata citron &a. titt -the Mod, Indio sad
Blue store'Bridite et. Towanda. - -
aIIJAMIALL A EVDOZWAT.
'Uri Carl wire inoitej? every.
Ming in taw line at the Red, White sae Mao
Store. - Try it, and satisfy youreelves.
Sept. 9;1860. ' Saastaait. It Ittnuawar. •
,FOB: &LL -3. B. Coot anon; - of
Wilkes-Bane, Ps., odors for sal* the valuable
Beal Estate formerly belonging to lialoman
Whitoomb, deed, toiled at Beottaville, Wyo.
ming county, Ps., containing about 450 acres,
about 75 WI ad, balance good mil, well Urn- .
bared, wale* porno; da The fat*. hi on
the river. grind buildings, orchard, never fail
ing running water at the door. Beantifulb ,
aituated, convenient fur Inisinesa—wortks2o;
000; will be sold for $12,000. Terms °My. ,Bar
gain for any one.. Dec. 2,1860. .
MI6 At the - Red,. White sibd Blue
Store you will Ilnd Crackers, t Candies, Nuts,
Dried and Canned Fndts, Tobacco, he, whole
sale and retail, cheaper than tho cheapest.
bet 8,1e6E/ Tum= & auxutrAr.
a Tby the pound, caddy, or
chest, at tho "Bed, White and Blue" Store,
Bridge Street, Towanda, Pa.,
Jan. 6,1870. Baatutau. & RIDGEWAY.
lir Tobacco by the_ pound or pail Bed,
White and Blue Store dotint to dealers.
Jan. 6, 1870. linastmus. & Binorrray.
TWAIN; Tara —A new line of Teas at
the Bed, White and Blue Store, Bridge Street,
Towanda, Pa. BIAXIIALL & RIDOZWAT.
Ftorta notra.—The celebrated
Oswego Flour, wholesale and retail, cheaper
than the cheapest, at the Red, White and Blue
Store, Bridge Street, Towanda. Pa, '
Jim. 6,1970. BDAMEIALL & HIDOCW4I.
SW Build up the 'churches !
let the minister, earn his mon twice over—
once by preach ng sad again by or his
jJust dues. You can Create an immense revenue
for the benefit of the churches, and save money
for yomwelf, by trading at the Bed, White and
Blue Store. They give one per cent. of all their
sales this year to the churches, each •customer
to choose the denomination they like.
itiILUCHILL.& ItiDGEWAY,
Be White and Blue Store, Bridge Street,
Towanda, Pa. Jan. 12, 1570.
Foe Run on RENT.—One secouil
hand Piano. Enquire at
Jan. 27, 1870-2 t. W. Dzmicu k CuAf.
The public are cautioned
against negotiating for • nob 'given by C. F.
Welles for $l,OOO, and endorsed bre. W. Clapp,
dated Oct..- 1, 1869, payable six months after
.date. F. T. PAGE.
Athens, Jan. 23, 1870.
lar The next session Of the Bind
ford County Teacher's Association is to be held
at Nonmetal on the 11th and 12th of February,
the exercises coinmencing on Friday at half-past
ten o'cloini, a.m. A. T. Lux" Bee y.
BOOTS AND SHOES!
The largest and most coniplote us-
sortment of goods in this - line ever
offered in Towanda is now being re-
ceived et
Watruntown, Ps.
HUMPHREY BROTHERS,
We call special attention to our
. •
stock of
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
nearly comprising nll lands of
FINE AND HEAVY WORK
FARMERS, MECHANICS,
hliilltL
All the latest rand most popular
styles of ,
I:;.tpttke,
in.. Goat, French and Glove Kid,
At all times customers will find
onr assortment of goods, umivaled
in this market and the prices at the
lowest tigtwes.
We offer iti out
an unusually attractive stock of
SARATOGA & FRENCH TRUNKS,
'XRAVXLING BAGS, RETICCTLEB, &C.
iTtrTT-Tmr; r,y,mmm
We call the attention of Horse-
men to onr immense ;variety of
Carriage and Team Harness,
Whips and Robtls.
Thie department is directly over
Our Shoe Store, and will at all times
be fully stocked with all goods be-
longing to the Harness trade. Any-
thin - in the line twill be made on
short notice and by experieneed first
Owe workmen. -
Oct. 13, 18611.
IMEOCPORK, RAMS AND LARD
M coma. a stiriam.
THE BEST SYRUPS -IN i- TOWN
JLse dessett st COW L aIIIIIIOVEL
HENS' AND BOYS'
FOR
AND MINER*.
Misswe,
• . .and eauantrzekoShoes,
Sergi, Calf or Buf
TRUNK DEPARTMFINT,
Ss idles, Bridle; Blankets,
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Dammam&lb a lornsaybasio. Howe of Deprim
oradatioa. Honblarg. . ,
To whom it eaq coseers: '
01/TonA L looi Solgulanno Oda lima
boom Do. D. Chit. Inks plesouro Is ionise Is Ida
bobalftbaS be to no busman galloons. at Aso
modal qualities. Mond odmYss. - wdlsolgandp
Who. soda blgb prokaidal onsallog. awl
-Wdo. barely nnosumad bbs to oil sooongwboa
be ma anon. - Toms. Am. •
, , • A. t.BUYITTIOTOD.
(num Han: A. A. Putman.]
Oasmammealtb of PemiarywoM, Elenfte - Chamber.
Harelahmir:.,Pa.s. - -
Gentlemen:
Allow ins to introduce to your taronible corder.
stion'the bums, Dr. D. Clark. es a,eeatkmsn end' a
physician of engines*, and la every
entitled to your cooildence gunk respect.sey ss such
Tours troll,
• A. A. PVIIMAN..
[From BeT. A. B.l[Mor. IX D.)
• Wayne.lmmt. Pa.
,To whom it may coupern
. . .
We Mks pleasure in testifying to oolong persoeM
o equaintanos With Dr. B. Clark and to ear Wary
t m arable *aka of him as • gentleman of taleme, of
lib er al education, of much professional experience
and trimmed Worth.. By industry and and pa ne .
mmom lie has won for himself. a remake om
gentleman and a physician which entitl e him to
public confidence. . nelfocifilnY„
A. hULLZR,
;President of Wainelborlit College, pa.
(From J. S. Raton.]
Conuerergealth of Pennsylvania, Sonata 'Chamber.
lisrrisburg.
•
'
Dr, Chrk: • •
. Item, Sir—l have nothing to-send yon. and elm
Mends to show that I have not forgotten the kind.
ness of the past and an ecoretuded to drop yen s
We have abolished the Sword. refused to print the
Governor's Message, and are depriving ourselves at
everything in the way of documents to send to our
constituents. This Legislature will go thil calm=
way of economy. If that MI be dew.
1 am determined to do my duty, that my hies&
shall hare nothing to regret for -their very generous
litinvort•
Remember me to Kt&lde. Incock. Taylor. Eli.
therman and other Mend■, and explain; my moon
for not notk3ng them in the way of documents.
I would be glad to beer from you.
iiMiEMI
IFrcau, Hon. Dr, Colvor.]
To whom it may concern •
.1 hereby certify that I have been sogualuted with
D. Clark,the last twelve or fifteen year.,
and can truly may that he sustains high character
in his profession. and further certify that Dr. Clark
sustains an excellent, moral and upright character.
SAMUEL COLTER. If. D.
‘PDr. glark could present general letters of intro
diedion from s majority_ of the prominent gentlemen
and citizens of, western Pennsylvania, professfo
or otherwise, but spwie forbids. -
The prominent public men of Bradford county sir
the above
either personally or
hono byrab reputation.em en acquainted with
mimed le gentl.
DR. CLARK,
ritOFSMOB OF
ANATOMICAL PATHOLOGY,
AND PHYSICIAN POl THE
EYCLUSIVE TREATMENT
CHRONIC IWAsys.'
All consultation and Examinations
of Patients made Free of Charge.
Do. Clark emmines and explains your disease
udhout asking any qiiestions. If be understands
your ca.(' you know it; and cannot be deceived. It
he cannot tell your disease and how you feel without
asking questions. he dots not csmakkr himself com
petent to treat yodr case. This Is the criterion to go
by, and patients should not be eatialled with any
other. This is the only direct and positive evidence
of my ability as a scientific physician, and by this
standard I em willingto bejudged.
Dr. Clark trcats no caeca unless conscieneacmaly of
the opinion that it can be cured or permsnenUy
henetitted.-
•
lir. Clark treats no case unless he can deacribetha
disease and its symptoms w.tbont interrogating his
patient.
Dr. Clark will treat no Chronic Disease unless, be
can explain its character to the complete, and perfect
satisfaction u 2 the patient examined. And the Dr.
would here most positively state, that he desires no
patient to take treatments from him, unless they are
fully and completely satisfied with his consultatiens
and exarniustimis, which are made free from ckarge.
Dr. Clark bases his practice ripen the ineontro•
vertible law of Nature. Fireti—Thst every cause
has an effect. Second—That ..Idiseases are causes
producing effects er symptoms; and that
_every dis
ease has its own peculiar effects er symptoms, which
if properly or thoroughly nnderstood by the exam
leg Physician. can be clearly pointed out to the
complete satisfaction of the patient examined.
Dr. Clark's method of 'diagnosing or explaining
diseases and their symptoms is only the process of
reasoning from causes to effect, and has been ac
quired by thorough literary and medical culture, and
also by an almost unlimited practice in every form
of disease to which the human system Is liable.
By this process of reasoning the Doctor. has te.
quired a reputation and snores* In treating diseases
seldom attained.
Dr. Chat le making quite n number of convenient
appointments fur the beeeilt of invalids who cannot
go a long distance to consult him. Patients will dud
this an opportunity 'rarely offered, and one they
should not fail to take advantage of.
The Dr. furnialiiii all the medicines, instruments
aid apparatus neeeisetry for the successful treat
ment of every case.
MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS FUR THE, MONTHS
OF JANUARY, FEBRUARY. MARCH.
/PIIH. AND MAY. 1870.
Erie, Pa., Reid House, January 8,9, 10, 11.
Pittsburg. Pa., Merchants Hotel, Jan. 12, 13,14, 15
Scenery Hill. Pa, Iliedind office, Jan 16,17.18,19,20
Altdona, Pa., P. R. Hotel, Jan. 21, 2:1, 23.
Harrisburg, Pa.,,17. S. Hotel, Jan. 24, 23, 26, 27.
Mellsboro, Pa., Wellsboro Hotel, Feb. 1, 2.3, 4.
Itlossbune, Pa.,Excbange HcBel. Feb. 8.
Mansfield. Pa., Mansfield Hotel, Feb. 9.
Tioga Boro.. Pa., flexion's Hotel. Feb. 10.
Elmira, N. Y., Rathbun House, Feb. 11.
BRADFORD ft:IOUNT2 APPOINT/IMS. •
..Clark as taken parlors at the Ward House,
T wands. Pa.. and loth be there on Monday, Toes
, Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
ry 14. 13. 10, 17. 18 and IL 1370. and eau
every Saturday during his trip In Bradford county.
Milan.
Ulster,
Tuesday, Feb. 21
.. '
Athena, Er.
Hotel. Wednes day, 23
~ 28
Waverly, Ilmer'n. Thursday, " 24
Barclay. Friday, 23
'remand': Saturday, - 24
Burlington. Monday. - 23
West Burlington. ' Tuesday, - 'march I
Fast Troy. Wednesday, " 9
Troy,
nia Troy ileum', "Thursday. " .a*
Sylva, L Friday. "
Towanda. Saturday. 4
Standing Stone, Monday.
Rumme Meld Cr'k, Tneaday. . " • a
Wyalusing. Wednesday,
•• l , o
Browntown, Thursday, o
Monroeton. . Friday. 11
Towanda. .
Rome; Mon Saturday.
•.day.
.Leßoyville. Tuesday,
Waren Centre. Wednesday, "
West Warren, Thursday, ~
Orwell. Friday, ••
Towanda. Saturday,
Mdse. Monday,
East Smithfield, Tuesday,
Bentley Creek, Wednesday,
Cellett's Station, Thursday,
Mosierville. *Friday..
Towanda. Saturday,
Fraukllndals. Monday, .
West Franklin, Tuesday,
Leßoy. •Wendneaday.
East Canton, Thursday.
Canton. "Central." Friday,
Towanda.Saturday,
My:
111= onda
. Tuesday.
' Stevensville . • Wednesday,
Spring
C pt owilo Hl ,
ma y. day,
ara '
' Towanda, , Saturday,
Burlington. Monday.
Springfield. Tuesday,
Smithfield. Wednesday,
Centreville, Thursday.
•
Mend Creek,
Towanda, ft=
Monroetrin, Monday,.
New Albany. TueridaY.
New Ers, Wednesday,
Tarrytown. _Thatalari
Asylum, Friday.
Towanda, Saturday. '
Shetheguln, Monday.
South Litchfield, Tuesday.
Litchfield. Wednesday.
Thais Valley. Thursday,
Athena, Rt. Hotel, Fria
Saturd ,
Towanda.- .
Komodo% . Monk/..
Granville Centre. Tuesday
Granville Summit, Wednesday,
Alba, Thursday.
- Troy, Troy House, Friday,
Towanda. Saturday,
Luther's Mils. Mandl/.
Leona. ' Tuesday,
Colombia X.Roada, Wednesday,
Austinvthe. Thursday,
Aspinwall Corners, ' Friday.
Towanda,' . Saturday,
Rome,Manday,
Potterville. . ' Tuesday, -
Rinselldile. - Wednesday,
itholhattreent ' Thursday ,
North Boma re, .
Friday. _, .- " 20
Nomads. eatarkr, Monday, Triesday, Wednesday.
Thlindq. and Wady. May 21.29. 94 21.01, St ,
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Cosiolo3lo liters at fairy term tad Wee& •
-• Wars !Wort • 1.•
Camel to Coanaluiceers.. • 4'
Distrim iu , th .efenr , t, Tft►Tpl
loel~ddL{fp ' 9101 ST
Trams Je
Mare ' 444 S Si
Slodom ssuresse' I sodsitS on Moilo lis asUllosp 211
.14
Jury nnapilasloesre and Met. "
...:...:..:IR' 14
006111000 and "- 113
Prima% rapport to County Sall IY6 Ts_
ACCOUNT wit Ade ern* dilaters of CL 1g flisflw fleCletefitelfrestfbrgf•ir Me jpia• 1369 6816,1,1 :I
. _
, -
.
finnueipe and B :wressete. • I Noises el Callaafere. ' - ITerrarged RcerlreAson ; rd PM% cc Due .
.. .. • . . . . . , .
,---,............ —......,
.. 1 -,
I.J A . D.•1kecher.,...'...:..". - .. 11468 , -20 66 20 65 ' I
iT. -1653 .. 14.36 214 ••••••• .....
Leßoy . - Cementer Maightesd.. ~...:: ; . ~. - 110 21
' llO 97 ..... . . .. .-. .... ~. .......
76 68 •.. Tf 63 .., . ::. ... •• •••;•;
Troy Borough • Cheeks r. Bayles '-. . ... -• • , . ...... ••••• • - I ' •
. C.M. Newman • • - ' 14113 - 123 00 ..... ;.. .....".. 21'24.
• Manson 113511 k "' ' - - 1363 1611 13 153 '57 - 321 940 • •-• •• ."
At hots Toinialdp S. A. Weller,. • - •• • • 2171 vs 2043 23 1.. 21, 72 107 51 • • •;• f.
AMC' Borough ' • '.' .. CliadeeT. Han....; ..... . : ... .-... .656 52 $l3 27 464*33 8 9 "
lilac Innis ' • , .... ' 669 22 - 635 25 ,1001. 21 96
AV: m w. . - - ~ • Alesseider Zuc1ie1t...i...... .'...: '43563 '' 221 41 - 1071 2100 •-• • •
Alba Bo r o u gh : • D.J. Made? - "' • 11 .137 es 120.30 1,29 614
Barclay - ' - John Waive ' .. e.... 914 00 - 659 16 . 302 44 50 :••• : .
/P 3171 / 1 6 10 01T0wn5idp........ P. P. Berne 613 90 ". 603 34 670 31 M •
Burlington Borough ' B. A: Leant ' '^ ' "- MI 53 - ,114 121. .1 33 ./I 13
Budington West •'S. A. Compton...„.: .. . ...... ~ . . 553 19 in 31 3RI 27 50 •-• • •
Casks Township .-- Mewl Cobs 4 . ~... 1173 50 , 1109 33 .- al5 58 42 -.
,Cantois Borough_ - 3, W. &SSC ...... I. .. ...... '.• ••• • • 393 53 37014 581 19 43 • iiiii
C4 Pre;skl i is rabis s ' ' • Ifilt.=,t ' - • 'MU .. 1 l1:111 :-: gt : 3 2
~
Mr/4 1 10786., 784 61 .7431 5 . 171 3916 •••• • •
LW - - gl e rna l • .... 550'75 519 35- 4 - 06 27 34
ass 10 611 73 170 32 27 •
Litchlteld ' -i . ~J. P. Micas. • 609 33 750 711 640 .40 04
Leßaywrille • J. M. Renaud" ' ... . 163 00 133:17 •.13' . 3 10
Monne Township W. A. Redlosur - 713 82 •.
$76 57 " 723 85 63 •"•• • •
Mimeo' Borough - lobs Ilontiberkf " 166 in 'lss ss 135 633
Orwell • 'C. J. Chnbbads .• • • 936 . 53 BM 68 323 46 55 '
Henry Sbernian,jr• - •'.... ....• • • • .201 40 .. 1411 WO +.13 31 •011 30 06 Pas ' • C. H. Crandall ' • ••• • 1199 38 1134 30 653'59 76
likisibury Checks C. Thompson -•• • - 936 "IM 61411 •645• 46 63
-Rome Tiermailp ' " A. W. Taylor.. : ........ . . ... ••••, 721 76 -. 674 16 981 36 60
Rome Borough ... , ' .. .. Jerk Crandall ' ••• • • 103 IA ,97 98 5 161
'Smithfield.. WB. Tomsk - ' 1417 "1343 41 - 303 70-41
Routh Creek W. H. Moore ..
j...,.
.;.. 1 51 21: In n 1 1w 141
4 10 71 1-
3 51 22 1 i so n 406 82 1•••• , •••
Rena* ... .r 'H. P. Smith ' ••••• 136 15 128 841 . -",,,F„ . " 531 6 78.,,,,...„
Staab/mein Joseph R. Horton - • •• •• .1253 27 1113 711 •• Ts' 62 831
Standing Stone • ... Jacob Sbachk4anl...., .••• 632 49 599 721' 120 Si 66
Tarry.' • - , iCherleeTbanmsan.: . ;:......- •• •• • '432.741 411 111 11820 69
Towanda Township W. W. Beeman ' :•-•
Towanda Borough A. B. Ineadeirs... • ....... •-• • , 669' 633 68 626 27 67
MIS 66 ,2364 77 44 43 13446,
Towanda Booth-. Georso B. Mina '" ' •• • • 426 21 401 56 • 663 -21 141
Troy Township . - i Bin= Rocirwell..., ' •"*. •• • • 1279 5111 1206 46 .4.74 63 771
Troy Borough " ' Ocoee Adios ..... ... .. • ••• 766 65 645 Oo ....' • - 121 GS
Tescarora Joseph R. Alkins...'.. - ... •• • • - 6112 38 626 93 345- 33 00, ..., „
Mater • 111011 an H01eamb:.......... '• •• • • 733 97 337.93 " 237 MS 6111
Warren - • Almon Whitaker •• • • •.• 1069 31 1031 75, • ' -56 461
Windham Andrew Hand
.... •• • • 872 77 am 67. : 433 43. 171
Miming.... A. C. Steams , •• • • •130X,03 1221 39 33 tat 66 MI
sax W. W. Wood - . •• • • 959 89 506 56 563 47 72;
W /ewe nail " 846 99 MO 46 , 340 42 13 Wilmot -
G. H. Morrow.... • -' •• • • 663 . 70 • $29 67 6 - As 27 38
• Reessesemenis - • '3611 76 13 36 " 256 42
.
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, • • ' • ' 1 36701 0611421014 • 304 34 , 1747 41 11 42. 07
DR. cliArags V. mozgr. Treasurer, in ovxesst opiates. Comn4 of Bragford for .4. D. IMO : - CR.
. - . By amount returned uncollected for 1889
,
To amount dile upcm duplicates of 1868 and 1 and previous years- $ 564 M
prima:me year.. •11 • 766 73 By amount exonerated to Collectors 343 Id
To amount of dapliattes for 1669 36459 . 45 • •• ' percentage •• •,•• • ' 1747 41
•• ••• •• Reasiesstnenta 77 37 • ,.,_ •• - Orders redeemed. 24620 68
•• •• •• Incidental em ••
balm 462 50 ~ •' •• ~ 2 pact. commission on sane 402 41
•• •• in Tnamery January 1, 1969.... 1317 61 . , ••., ,I" •• ••. •• on $34672 74 346 73
• • •• paid State Treasurer 6405 23
Total ' • ,•, in Treasury Jemmy 1. 1370... 4232 15
• ... .
DR. OwAlir Onfen to =moot with Our County of Rrestfronifot A .
D. 1869 - . CR.-
To amount of Orders lamed In 1869 191620 66 11.8'2113 of Orders yedieritecun 1869 124620 66
... • .. .. .. olopstandisig Jaa.1.19 '5 31 . 1 . 1 " 6.. .. ontatandfig Jan.l. 1870.. 537
IM!!
BIIADFORD COIIIITY, 88. . , . . . . - •
,
We, the unilemigned Commissioners of said County. do hereby certify that the also.o in a true and
soireet statement of the readvala and expenditures of mid County from the Ant day of January to the
thfrtpflrskday of December. (ineluaive) A. D. 1869. •
Witness our hands and seal of Ollce at Towanda, thin 22ad day Of January. 1870.
J., A. MOODY. .
F2BA LOOMIS; ) COLUMIObIUte".
3. D. HINDS.
Attest—Z. B. 00001.13AliGH. Clerk.
New Advertisements.
EXE . CIITOR'S NOTICE.-
Nettie to hereby Oven Mat ill persona indebt
ed to the edge of CLARK COMMLNOS. late of Mon
roe, demised, are requested to make mmediste pay,
mentos. and all persons having claims against add
estate most present them duly authenticated for
settlement. ' C. A. CUMMINGS,
J. D. CIIMMERDS,
Jan.:, 1870. tUecutors:
T)ATENT METALIC W H=l T
WIRE CLOTIIE3-LlNEB.—Warrantedi not to
rust. wear, tiro, corrode or Injure the Idlest:fabrics.
Is always up and ready. far use. The weather • does
not in the least street it. It will lag for 23 to 00
years, and costs but three mats per foot. ism now
prepared to put the wire and guarsntee saMsfaAlon
or no pay. If not called upon at your houses ; ad-
dress gr call at Marshall Brothers, Hardware store.
O. L. DUTOIiEII. Agent.
, Feb. 3, 1870. . ' Towanda.
ARARE CHANCE—A farm with
a crop ready to loosest to pay for it; A re
torted Umber lot on the place, RIMS handy. 155
acres. Barn 30:48 with basement. Bohai vats..
Ontbnildinga; two areharda "(formerly - two 'fermi
Title good. Situate in South Owego, atm miles
from Owego. Terms easy. If net sold soon will be
rented to a party that will market the word and
lumber. Weskit% property taken in part pay. Tor
parlienlara addrea H. B. GIFFABD.
Feb: 2, 1810. .Wheaton,
pRIIIIIU-31 CHESTER
•
WHITE PIGS.
•
Pure blood short horn. Durham. Devon. Alderney
and Ayreshire calves Memo, Suuthdown and Cots.
gold sheep, Cubmere EtWits, Imzorted. Suffolk;
Essex. Berkshire and Sefton pigs. and all choice
broods of poultry for sale. Send for circulars and
prices. Address It. P. DOTER k CO.,
janl9.3m Parkesbarg, cheater Co.,,Pa.
FI NE SHA WLS
Just received from a • lato Dupre - term' Sale. a few
chub* •
BROCHE & PAISLEY SHAW - 0,
ID the very lateist eoloritiga and drains.
at very low prime. •
- .
Dec. U.ltfiU. POWELL. k.
TO THE LADIES. AND CHILD
BIM 'OF AIBENS.
NEW MILLINERY AND DRESS AND CLOAK.
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.'
PATTEAkiI OW ALL iILIS !..1.211:9T ttrr•'N FOR SALA:
Booms crier Post Once—Ha. hloyre old etaxid.
XII& MARY A. WAGENEB,
Athena, Dec. 20,1069.
- pAilms AND HOUSES FOR THE
.1 PEOPLE!
We offer toe sale seven) hithdredrgood *FARMS
and PLANTATIONS In Va., Ga., anerthe Carolinas
well located and healthy, some with good improve.
meets and extra land—which we will sell very clear.
and on easy benne. The prime range from Fire to
Fifteen dollars per scre,ssul oneo rep will more than
pay for the coat of the property. We win refer pur
chasers to parties here who have bought of =with
in the put few months, and are offered an advance
of over fifty percent. Fail partleslart ftirnisheffern
application. We are now organizing "I' colony of
Pennsylvanians to go south next spring. A good
opportunity for all good citizens. A .prospecting
party will wisit the south the last of Janitheyeell
whowrish can go it reduced rates of fare by applying
to us, Over 65,000 wires of drat-Chas Pine. Oak. Ce
dar and Cyprus thither on narigation at from $1 50
to $5 00 per acre. Terms easy and all titles guaran
teed perfect. K HALM[ DWYER k CO.,
. • Dealers in Real Restate, 711 Walnut street;
Jan. 12. 1870. - Philadelphia.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF TowANDA..
CAPITAL $125,000
Suiul,us Funs • • 40,000
This Binh ode= UItinATAL FACILITIES for the
\ transaction of
- GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
MEREST PAID ON Diposns AAXAMDLIO TO
AGEDEXENT.
April
Smut CARE O3V TO sss Cosszestor or Nom
ANO CU CIL
. ,
Parties mashing to awn ittistrt to an) part or the
United States, Ragbag, Ireland. Scotland, or the prin
cipal 1:11k...50d towns of Zutops, eau bete promo=stops,
iinftailor that potpie. - • . .
• - • PASSAGE
_TICKETS - •
To or fro® the old country, by best sterner or - sail
ins lines, always oa band.
Foinace wow= ova AT =Draw ants
Highest Peke paidfor U.B Bondi. Gold wad silver.
Z. U. IMITEL President. , N. N. BETTS.
Towanda. Jaw . - Cashier.
BAKERY AND DINING ROOM 1
Mit block north d Watt House,
BREAD, PIES, . CAKE,. &C.,.
baked deity end sold et abotessle and read, We use
the best materiels esd, our wort Is slow neatly
done. Deniers ire baited to ezadne our wbolaale
prase. PANITICL PIO he. supplied at reo.
scalable rates on dart nodes. In our •
DM= 1100Y8
Ire offer surdas badoesments to ell who Mint either
• mesh or • good med. . Indite an step in sad
q enjoy cam . undisturbed wise
row uietly dyhmt. Nets of
set bow of die dsy to
or men* or
011122811 as hand dining their memos mid @erred
out by the dish of said In gmatitise to suit Of
OORFECTIONEW/ ire km* sat essortment aged to'
part of tt» Ylili. ; ant
at realL
Also wpawrolikortswit d GEOCZNITIL, Plias
Jo law as Uo Wed. • ,
TamelleAkt le, - D. W. ston,
. .
••01n12411/qr COVATY FROM 717IVARY-1.. Dip
IMENBENI
Prlargries m iastorn - Pealtenhary $ 970 57
0011111011. 10 4. 30a 00
Melo 360 GO
Prothonotary sad Chat of &odour 899 751
=O5 Adak Sulldinp.l l ... 426 32
as per Act ot - ' 110 00
Torlorstirst road hoot Dodgy Sabin
County tinsoir per net is/ .. 759 60
State Lunatic Asyhna , 255 25
Med& tar itiannonlng Jurors - 701 . 00
1,6 194 0 0 1091116119 tar Von iested hada 161 36
Wild sr Cal s Inatftutas aslor_Aot 4156? 17 2
9 40
Chrtillattes - 25
Wlpum B. Dade. late Connaisalonsr oes 00
John'A. Moody, eraindadonar,....... ... 450 00
Itos Loomis, .. . ... 410 to
Aloha B. }IWO - . 62 00
Coolbsinrh, oat. atcoiakiimitotwirc. • 1200 00
_ .
. SW as
IfIS OD
SO SO
$38772 E 9 1
i2t6116 co
APPLICATION I DIVORCE-
To Thomas Woo4—Xo, 781 Sept. term. 1889._
Tou are.hemby notified that Almada Wood, 3a or
wife, by her next friend Stepbeii Irons/hi, has appli
ed. to the court of common pleas id Bradford county.
for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and the
said court bas appointed Monday, the 7th of Tebru
arY, 1870. for hearing the said Almeda in the prem
ises, at which time aid piece yen can attend if yon
think proper,
J. PEARY TAN r.T..Err.
APPLICATION IN DINORCE.—
To Lewis Tuback.—No. 740 Sept. term. lilgt
lE'citt are hereby .notilled that Christiana Tabu*,
your wife,by her nest Mend, A. Beaman. has applied
to the coutt of common plena of Bradford county.
for a divorce trona the bonds of matrimony. and the
said court has appointed Monday the 7th day of Feb.
uncr, for bearing Cm said Christiena In tho premises,
at which time awl place you can attend if yen think
proper. J. PERM VAN FLEET:
merit
A PPLICA.TION IN DIVORCE.-
18G9.L.A. T Harvey khoadee.—lio. 2A2l3eptember term.
—You arelhereby , notilied that ranker Rhoades
your wife: by °bet next. friend, 1. IL Bailey. btu
applied to the court of common plane of Brad
ford county. for • divorce from the bonds of matri•
many, mid the said court Lae appointed Monday. the
7th day February, for hearing the raid Eunk•
in the premiers. a 1; which time and place you our at
tend if ;um think proper.
. • •
jan.S-lt .f. PERRY YAW FLEET,
Merl.
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T0ta1....
LogaL
Ukt.7,-4t
LIST OF THE - NAMES OF PER
aims drawn Dee. 23, 180. .to be Jurors In a
Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas. to
fur the county of Bradford, commencing on Monday
Feb. 7, MO. •
GRAND JV11061..
Annruha, Henry D. Covert; Athens Tiep. David
Gardner; Barclay. Win. Ditehbuni,stepheu A. Allen;
Canton. Tap. Peleg Hackett: Franklin, Barmy John
son; Granvllle, Andrew; U. Fitch; Litchliell Joshua
-nuke; Orwell, Ared Platt; Pike. John A. Harring
ton ;
Ridgebury. Daniel H. Burnham, Delmar Mar
tin; Sylvania. • Peleg Peck Jr.; Troy Twp. Burton
Pomeroy. L. P. Williams: Troy limo, 0. P, Adama;
Tuscarora. David Learned: Terry. Henry . Masrm.
John E. Dodge; niter, Edward Lockwood; Warren.
J. Monroe , Pendleton; .Windham. John-B. Hassell:
Welles, Francis. Warner, George Wilson,
TRAVERII.7L'aIt Ist. wzmi.
Armenia. John J. Green:. Albany, Thou V. Brown,
Wm. Kenyon; .Asylum, W. Ara ; Canton Tap. B.
Garrison, Thor S. Manley; Canton Born. George
Ketcham Columbia, Joel B. Watkins; Franklin,
ANT* Ger Gralreille. Oicar Buiton, Allan Wooden ,Theodare Praft; Herrick: Chailea Platt; Litchfield.
John Campbell; _O-erica. Wm. Faneett;
Miss Diumeirk; Pike, Goo. White; Boma Twp.
Joshua Kilmer; Boma Born, Orson Rickey ; Ridge.
bury,J.W.Thampson; Sheshegnin.Wilder B.Cba&e,
Lewis Hortorv:l3mithileid; Daniel Carpenter. Geo.
T. Beach: Spriheleld, John Z. Cooley. Benj. Me.
Agee; Troy Boro. Asa IL Landon; Troy . Tap. Joel
Calkins; Towanda tp.,Samnel Dimmock. Lorenzo D.
Bowman, Towanda Dorn , B.Y. Aspinwall- Ulster. A.
B. Smith. Simeon C. Hovey; WYsog. Bertran E-
W llitheY‘ George GE* Warren. Robert B. Backer.
Benj. Bendleton. Hiram 'Taylor* .Wilmot, Daniel
Vanghiat'Wyalusing. :mason Lewis.
=trims 'sr= wzzx. -
Athena Twp, Abram Hunsicker; Albany, Albert
Wall; Barclay. Wm. Conway. J. W. Taylor; Burling.
;ton Twp. ROWS Stone, J•ercipdab Travis, BurUnitton
Born. John! V. 'Rice, Robert E. Spencer:-Can
to Bore. J.C.Derwitt; Canton Twp. Orville Johnson;
Franklin, David Anlinion; Granville. mossyers;
-Herrick. Francis Struthers; Litchfield. Prue
tic°. Wen. Melville; Pike,. Agnew Jr.; Ridge
bury, John, L. Webb , Ja r ed Hammond; Rome Twp.
Darwin Barnes. 'Reuben Russell.- John &rope;
Smithfield. Walker Pierce , Isaac Brown, Agusttut
Phelps Jr.y.llliteellentau. Joseph R. Backer, Daniel
Elkler; Spiingfiebi. Martin Harkness; Standing
Stone. Byron Stevens; Tuscarora; jJohn Clapper;
Towanda Tem; T. B. Patch' Towanda North, Geo B.
Mills; Ulster. Henry Dineen; Wyalabing. Loomis B.
19ninaa J e nni ngs, Almond Pullen - Wilmot,John
. Samuglass: - Windham. David Nichols,
Janne Masted; Wens, James B. Remit*:
• • Mora' 3. wars. t
• Armenia, JacobE.•Dem =lT ond; Albany, in Van
loon, (tee. Sterigere, Wm. Hewitt;. Asylum, Francle
Colo; Alba Bow, Charles Sterling; Athens Twp, Ira
Elabree: John S . Williston; Ussery. Charles Moore:
Darlington Twp.'irm. Shiner; Canton Twp, Dallas
Owen. AndrewAratts. Onto Brown; Fran kli n, Mate
-ford Stevens; Renick . Dayton C. Banes; Monroe
pep, Henry Crammer; Overton. James Manteca;
ilallfebury, George O'Leary; Standlng Stoma, Rich
ard Jennings. Matt eg Vannes: SpringSeld. Wm.
B. Bn& Bow. B.3l..Laports, P. W. Cowell
C. D. Paarege„ . do. North. Ezra Rutty ; Terry, W. T.
Horton. Troy Twp, Milton 0. Loomis. Thomas Iffer
ritt;Troy Born. Hobert ! .BaliSm; Meter, John T.
Row*: Warren. - Edward F. Wm. P. Arnold;
Welles Wen. Brown,lleney Pre Alfred Hammend;
. Wyse& G. W. Green, C. E. Passmore; Windham
Orsemns Carpenter, Platt C. Vandyke,
PROCLAMATION.-WHEREAS,
Hon. PARRIS It: STREETER, President Judge
of the 12th Judicial District. of the corm
ties of Bradford and Susquehanna. Edna Scru
ms Parnlzt. and J. W. VANDYKE, Associate Jud.
in and for Said county of Dradford.have busied their
=bearing date the itth day of January, 1870, to
directed for holdings Court of Oyor and Ter
miner. emelt Quarter Session of the Pease, Com
mon Picas and, Orphan Court. at Towanda. for the
County ofßradf
tinord. on Monday , the 7th day of Feb neat, to &paae three weeks,
• Notice istberefore hereby otos to the Coroners.
and Justices of the Poses, of the County of Bradford,
that they be then and there in their proper person.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. with re
cords, inquisitions and other remembrances, to de
those things which to their Mhos appertains to be
done: and those who are bound by recognizance or
otherwise to prosecute against the cereas who
are or may be In the Jail of mid countyp risi, or who shall
be booed to appear at the sett court are to be then
Met there to mesearte against them ma shall be Ad.
Jurors are to bepunctualin theLr erten
.darice. to their notice.
Dited at Teneenda. the oth day of January; in the
*eyed our ,Lord. ace thousand eight hundred and
ileventr: • and of the Indepeedeuce of the 'United
end* the. sdnete.tldrd.
• J. P. VAN FLEET. dlitTif. •
A lIDITOR'S N CE—fritte:
BrcieeW. s are er. 0.. Brown and °. P.
No. 456. December . term. 1168. In the Cana of
Common Pleas of Bradford county.
Tbawicbrellood. as auditor. appointed by widi
Court to distribute hinds to Sheriff • hoods
from fiboriffl ode of deeendol'a real rotate. :NZ
toad to the donee of said appointment. at lila Mos
to the ImmitiNt of Towanda. en MEDAL tba' um
day ot iIiBRUABT.II7O. at 2 o'ekek p. m,,, at uldch
time and pleas an *mom La da l. • on said
money me required to moomt th• mum or be debar.
red tram moths on oiM fond.
P. =tams.
Auditor.
111.1170.
PAM PAID
.FOR: HIDES AND
N./
• _ ,
fa1U1R,13713 SALTIS.--, By virtie
ittifYinitiotr.. 100811•10 Otte Orthr
ofthmenneinath if owalrWeledi be nee eb•
read, will be upend to
, = = le p ese Case t
threw In fire bomb of allTillllllDat,
121111CAZY MO, et 1 2. an,' the
lowing &seabed pleareepaed anima ethate In
Canton township, est bona ea lee".
fug in the entre of NXI ithaph, at the WWII 'Par
the wheel home, folnatelet Ilks; T. patilltheber
odd creak to the beidp In bast the, beam forl
therlypocuplad by b. E. bathe. Oleos spay pleb; '
leghway to Reed of Patera threen, there-west
eta lands of saki Green to feed* of IL Vane'. •
yea, thence Daihatsu; oath Yeauthreettr lade to. '
the public lthdresy frathwto a
threw ~
demi the centre of salt Maim to the pear of be: •
santog. : 44 acres Of lad more or
beard boles, !bread bkee.
an lath ins.
hawed horse tam and few feat trees thereon.
AlM—One. other, pore oh lead abaft In mkt
township. bounded se follows Day in the
eat of Lands of Wm. IL Lodge. 3 rods and • ' •
Oaks from his =these corner, thence- north 1111
,degrees coat 28 perches toe pea, thence epee' 40
degrees eaaf 43 perches to • poet. thence south 11
, degrees west 33 perches to s pock thence OM den's
,rest tal; perches to s beech thence north
ati; We east MN perches it* • benbeit„ threes .
north so; drag's we4lll4 Wc i ts pant tette '
north of said Locke a earth Meng
the MPS line at said Leek's lot to the piece of leo.
glnning.. Ceetztang 10 acres of bad _mote or Ica, '
all Improved and no Irslldltep.• ,
- ALSO — One other lot of land, althea In sad twp.~
and bounded as follows : Derdnedet eta Pthli 12,4
south-wed corner of a lot of lend surveyed to bee
ry leaser, thence north 123; den's east 10 rode to
arra In the east line of said warrant. thence up the
north trench et NM Creek the severel ambers
thereof 33 rods to the north-west tuner of the John
and Joseph Berry la, thence south '1125; - deg's west
131 rolls to the" south line of said warrant, thence
north faders west 130 rods to Awe of begin:deg.
Contang 77 scree of land more or less. no Improve.
•
Seized and taken Into otactatos at' the silt of
Ephraim Cara ra.l,lt,Detdoidde,
J. P. VAN FLEET. Abertlf.
Rk.GISTER'S NOTICIES.— Notice
, is hereby Oven, that there bss.been filed end
settled In the Mace of the Mk:later k w.ris. In and
for the county of Bradford: accounts of adralnistra.
Ilan span the following cattle, - -
Final accounts of S. , K. Porter and Ifollater Catlin
exectitod'of Wm. Innyth, late of Granville. detod.
Final amount of 0. W.. Brink, executor' of John
Pad. of Pike, deed. • -
Plnal account of Albert L Wheat, adro's of Ira V.
Newman. late of Warren. deed. -
Final account of Richard Cummekey, and Edwin
RcEnany, declaim of Michael Tridner; late of Al
bany. deed. •
Final *mount of Bradford Beesley, executor of
Au=lilcecber, late of Pike, decd.
account of James A. Bogen" and David
Palmer. executors of R. R. Rogers, - late of Canton.
deomead.
Final account of B. W. P. Boyd, guardian of Allse
F. Drown. finer Mnhknberg.
ALSO—Abe aptualtement , of property tet off by
Execntottror Administrators to widows ur chlidree.
of the follmeing decedents:,
Estate of - Henry Montgomery.
•
.;• Akins Blakeslee.
. • .• • Benj. J. Hoagland: • -
•• Samuel Fitawates. . -
• Aud_the same wffl be presented to Ma Orphatre
Court of Bradford County. on Tbarsday.the 10th day.
February. 1870;at 2 o'clock p.m.. ibe conllnaation
atutallawance. ' E. OLJLDDING.
-.kn. le. 1870. Register.
A PPLICATLONS FOR LICENSE
ct .Febraary &sakes. 1870.
Jeremiah Nubian..
Caleb E. Coe... -
E. E. D0d50n........
Daniel Kellogg
V. M. k D. A. Long.
Peter taodmesser...
Mien
E. W. Neal
Kezekith Peat
W.
e..T. Smith
11. Tattle.. ......
A. D. Vaughn
Porter I). Wilcox....
L. D. Forrest •
L:M:WUAN't
R. J. Andreae fe Co
B. W. Alden
H. W. Salle
P 2111.313. 41t. 141111111
.Z.LTLX.: KOINE.
$38721 re
George W. Coop
ramp Secbich..
TN BANKRUPTCY.—/it the
,motfre
ELI P. ROCKWELL, Bankrupt
TO Wnoat rr Mar C'mccmrs : The nnderrigned
hereby gives notice of hie appointment as Asmigneo
of ELI P. ROCKWELL. of the Borough Alba. in
the county of Bradford. and State of rennrylcaMa.
within rand District, who has been adjudged a Bank
rupt upon his own petition by the Dibtritt Comt of
mid Dietrict. .
t 21026 03
liated.Canton Pa., the 19th day of January, 1870
H. IL WILLIAMS, Aaltfne,.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE 7-
To Sophertna Booker.-5•6 199 Sept. term. tot.
70.—Von are .liereny nettned that Martha Booker.
your ni.fe. by Ler next friend If. C. KhnballAnto ap
plied to the court of *memos pieae of BradMrd
for a illvorce from thelgrads of matrimony, and the
raid court has appointed Monday, the 7th day of
February, le7e, for hear:Ll the said Martha tu the
preudeen. at. wind' time and plum you can attend tf
n think proper. "
ja13.9.-4t
APPLICATION IN brvollcE.
To Geo. If. tectle.—No.2ol3.Viy term, Itat
Yon are 'hereby notiliee that -Lois If. Lewis. your
wife. by liar neat friend Jelin D. Hats. applied
to the court of common pleas of- BradfordS comity.
for a divorre.fronithe bonds of instrisnen ,sand the
said cowl has appointed Kondiy. the 7th day 01
rehrum. 1870, for bearing the bald Lois A. - In ttu•
premiere. at trldclittinie and place.y an can Wend If
you think proper. ' i.
J., PYltfil VAN I'Lliktr.
istv.7--4 t
A D3FINISTIiATOR'S NOTICE.--
Notice Is hereby given that an persona indebted
to the estate of. Samuel Fitzwater. late of tantow.
bap.. deceased. ire requested to mate lituitedlata
payment. and all peretras having claims against add
estate must present them duly aut.**.cate fur metre •
relent. , • - C.XOCKWELL,
C. C. WEIGHT.
/dadaist:futon.
Jau. 7 7. 140.,
.A. 1:1311 ‘
ISTRATOWS NOTICE.-
Notice hereby - Oren to all persona indebted
to the estate EDDY . WINS OW , late of Wilmot.
'deceased. miet make Ltumediato payment, and4.ll
persons having elaimiagainst said estate most pre
vent them day authenticated for settlement
JOHN MORROW,
Jan. 5, 1870:* ' Administrator.
A D3IINLSTRATOR'S
'sou= hereby given 'that all persona indebted
to the 'estate of J 0711130% ROGERII, late of khesheqnin.
twp., deceased, are requested to make immedlats pay
ment, and all persons having.,elalms against said es
tate must be present the sa.i my authenticated for
settlement. BETSEY J. BOGER&
MARTIN 1t.007213,
Administrator..
Jan. 5, Wu.*
Ij3111§II:-TRATRIX NOIICE.—
..cm_ Notice is hereby gtren that all - persons Man.'
ed to the estAfe of WII. 11. WATTS, late of Towan
da borough," dec'd., are requested to make tiontedlata
payment, and all persona having claims against said
estate must present the aams duly authenticated (Or
"settlement!' - MART S. WATT&
Jan. A. 1870,,,,
A D3III4IISTRATOR'S NOTICE
.LX. Notice Is hereby given that all persona ladebt ,
ed to the Estate Of EDWIN T. DROV,LII.I ate of the
U.B. Navy, dee'd.. are requested to make, immediate
payment. and all persona hating claims against mad
estate must present the same duly sinthenthaded for
settlement. O. D. DARTLEIT, -
Jan. 6, 1669. • idnaistratur.
TRIAL LIST FOR' FEBRUARY
.1.
7E.831. -
Geo Dusenbuty vs. John O. Gennlngs et.al..,
AM Smith it Win It Storrs et.el ,
Ambrose Vanderpool vs. Nelson Fauderpod reps.
Coolbsugh k Webb is..Candeld J luoeY .... •cime
Fall Creek C Eq..ve J M Smith trespass
Caroline Ralf vs. F D and Mary H
tiro A Lent Ts. Lieu M Prince ad. hi.
same vs~ same
Henry Miller vs. Hansom Fanner sci. fo.
Junes Williams Jr va. Jos 8 Elliott eta! ad. fa.
i , aarno-
lamee
Thos Lainorenx va: C H Antes et.al tr:espass
Augustus Lewis vs. O W Jackson et.al trespacs
John Crowley ys. Jas McCarty aid
J A Record vs._ Samuel Walbridge... Out:runt.
Jacob McNeal vs. Israel Smith. trover
Eent Brothers vs. F L Ballard debt.
•
Fleming k Jones vs. Joe Wooden - cat.,
8 8 Mufti! kCo vs. J 8 Andrews " debt
Wm K Bill vs. Oirrisisi A Wilkinson et al..
.• -
W 8 Dobbins va Troy to - wnshi p: ' tempi*,
Franklin Murray vie .1 It Wright • att. cr.
Baia' Shiites vs. Delos V ''. appeal
Chas. M. Halt vs. Pa. k rim - WlLCo..Dmagee.
John McQueen vs Wm El.bree • ad La
Jacob Passage vs Jae B Martin's admrs -
Geo. lingers vs. A. H. ;rap
Seward, et. al.' - -.
Eli Case vs. ErastunLovett Well
John-Sterling vs. PartM Y Canal k it It Co damages
A H Derrah vs. F H Person et.al..
HughiDongherty vs. Jos Dougherty J tra Nk t " s i .
Lyman Blackman et,aL vs.Sallivan At &MR/I-dam.
Emily A. Ilobbini vs. Gem W. Arnont....i; ... -Lune
Henry Strops rt. Milton Bailey • , I,.trerpase.
Washington Township valimithAehl Twg....Appeat
N C Harris vs: Wm 0 Mills - debt.
John Scanlon vs 0 11 P Distetra , . Replevin
John Brennan - Ts. Pa k N I' Canal sad R.R.Co-dani.
Wm. - P. Cole vs Israel Smith, Case
Angelo M. Dare-son. vi et. al • ' Ejectment
Ann Young kr'. vs. Richard WNW eject
Waverly National Bank vs Francis llclai.l
H. W. Patrick vs Daniel McDuffee's,..- .._ ... Case
Snbpeonu for 24 week returnable Monday. lab
-14. at 10 a.m.. and for 9d woes, Monday. Feb. 21. at
10, a.m. . . . W. A. TNOXAAI, ProtIVY.
A MINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thar all persons indebt
ed to the estate of HOILLTLD J. LADD.lats of Albany
tsp.. &c'ed, must maks immediate payment.
and all persoms 'having claims against said estate.
must present thep duly authenticated foe
DALL settlement
• GEORGE H. ICILV,
Jan. Is. 1870.• ? Administrator,
A DMINISTRATMX NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby siren that all greens indebt
ed to the - estate o f OPIIIIZE DAW deeW late
'Orwell township. are reqnested to nuke Immedi
ate payment. and all persons be tau= spinet
odd estate muM present them dnlyantbentleated for
settlement • DRUBILLA DAMES
Jan. ii. 70- 1 - Ackliaignaltio.
TNCORPORATION • NOTICIL
.A. Application for chaise of Charter of tbe rhat
Wesleyan Chen% sad doeisty of 'Towanda.
Notice is hereby given that the above Asoxis den
hass severally presented, to the Cant ef Cowmen'
Plan of lifildfard Coant7. their:arta, of Associa
tionwaintS
i a change of Cheater. and Ole
sald Conti eassidned the , MEW and nadirs'
them comet. decree that the champ be mode
is prayed far. on Monday. rotatory T. 1110. IA .2
o'clock taiL, finless canes be aims to the contrary.
W..A. MOW& Prathenotwy.
• Prothonotary's Moe. Jan. A. 1•70.-.1t
VXECUTOR'S NOTICE.—
herebt then that all persona indebt
ed to the estate cd BOST. coma. um of Wstran.
&maw. are to suds totniadiste t
and all persons claims odd to zees
ter •
Moat' 16° , 4°7 • uteri E. COOPZE.
Issentres.
Jan. 12.1810.•
A LL KINDS 6110CERIES AND .
Mayr".it sitelleasho sad sob& at
as ,
S. TAM
=I
Munroe Bury.
.13uuth Creek:
Cantoth,
Alban).
"o"Troj Bor..
...Statullinit Eon.•.
—Towanda Bor..
Monroe
-BarllEgkom Burn.
Witullssau
....Towanda Bores•
Wilmot
Albany
Braltbilehl
T.wathla Eoro.
..11onrie nor,.
.Towards Den,
...Troy E'ro
.Towidutelarro.?
_Towanda Dor°,
W. A. THOM - AV. Prothonotary.
J. PEERY Y.IN FLEET:
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