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book. on "Woman Brd r e lle " at th e 13°411 E n gle -!* bir ttl euilibt.°l°sl°W il lilar V.6 .2 lll .6,li e Weilli e d rflaqtaßittlha s - • - • . •WI baths - - fiatriZeiren" — of ClUrr ' p a r , 'or /141 - ** a:l O %U ' . •' .. ire klull - ' 0 1 4 1 .',.'----:•-•• , - ' .i. • - I.A. ---- " I".--- ' -- ,, ...IL,. -4• ,4 i • i-.. - ' ..,.. -, 'To Me Pei& 3 . - . • . ••• . • Fuel and Lights . . -.-- . - ' 2611 8 7 Wild Cat Catiticithe• ' - " -3 X
Monday everting laskto a: large and intilligent! ost ; Lich alo *ln • TIM* -w• ea bissai -, . , i o t a mo bil* ibi t pi ta - b i t i' n u n ii t til a bbitai a n i ai abiaciampu l y k r timvitiiibilling .freli t trnlai 1-' •- .1111:4A1 - 2te ma,- wmte - rum . .,eute . ;II like/rest pt is hefting teidlnxsij .. 'Oa.
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ye' GEO. H. Woon has removed udene. It wan evident fronklikat doge *then, each If th 5•51111 ° 5 will 511 ‘ 1 ".... _ . 4112ilkkal I I WAI Ai,
p•- ii. Itbas pushed ita way_ in -Witimega t to, grwaoH, 4ffssit yried -1411 and ostrAlad prsts, Tsbass0 01•10•14 . de. ► ' , ES= !o laralarlaisa i haw aitami ar pe i t trAsd rairtor a r for "mellassaa a, aandie r .ot • t ---- muuta r lreere ut pabn e • 11 , e a vata. , _ r':"" • qlll an ;au A. Maudr+Cululls 6)l666 ''''." -. .'
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to the Store mently accripted by axo. D. Ar." Um Palk th•SS , dOeis•htiesoit wss AO M the t° ••• .- • ' same • - ' 061 . 4161/04111610 1 / 4 -- - • .!••• ••4 ,...1414650. i eat% rwt133131110 WWW OW Other t heal. in Isizerme d y, and ma. hinao , than she b etap O' t. _ ,„ , -iyaerevand can sunt cheerfully - yam. mmd latices' Inguisitiona. .. i: - •• / 6 John Wands : . .. 6ll 1111
'admit Of the adieu. ' Lee* is iveiiilady•he" , " stand'out" then they pay 04- - lend
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/ ery repectfully. Meortees supportin "petty. - 79 _ - g ua va* - , WWI SI
arginnenta in support - of - beg *Miry alga l u o at State expense fora few menthe. One et oat Tescitium:-A Mtudad Cotiven4. :,_
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nos easily reillteth We hate to doubt that th e Ilaloon_heepera-has just 'Paid-i. fine Olt *Wale ties, denjeg - the,tdairgii 4 :44Mandisi . ist ie °•w ssusey
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e="-bit-: 0. F. '-- .AOLBLiffr rottegje seemed Clatsthreqf &ma/ Posforilie Ciattray oiDrialiwdfir tie per 10411eadiprepirtie •
will meet at the residence of J. J. On .
ma d e some s i ruses i r i e b ere .'.,
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en 'Monday evenuig next.
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lifer The editor.. , of Alm_ &Cord of "grce `4"4"l" th at-14"1"'ll4r41: R: fat? 4*. ' " : 34
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her T.Lyten & Co. have jest open- - waters to make It InsPeodtable to nfiz•Oiso A forint/fig since Mr . Wm. Ciaztassaie, resid ! -. t hi a ' a idi air l__. •
•• '• - • - lagerz' A 8.4 011 ' ,f11., 1, , r 7 !L .:- f.•;„ ~-7 - 7.......r".±. 1 .?" - i.,;:' ~- l': : L.. ° -- 5 ' mag i- 71.4 . iattosete :' 'Me nelatanae with me Amanda -•--------''• • • ' S. D. Beecher - ' —.--. --...... ' ____ _
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c.l a large and beautiful assortment of 'SR cloth .
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_ kuked, . _ °re, 616 .A., s atet thrrriud ...a _ . .,ie. sl . illaSke: .,... - Imo , , -' -Thu . • ED 12•0 ii--,S' ir : :As rya ire t Wieree. Di. S. Clark. Italie pleasure In myths ln his Itudingtoulloromth. : -
and carpets . Go and see them. ‘ .behalf OM lie la an tunieratda gentlemen. ate= Leßoy ••' - • -- • EalTentar Mosiliaild• •••• • • • ;
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the The Ckeipejle deienges of ibetithittheini+ sang bootoroo__lrtTotroodo ' Tor !Mr months' and Wes. and of high proemial& ituallag. r. them_ Trey Borough . ',.' "- ' '' '' Charles tr. Saylet;,. ... .... . .....I ts st a4l •
afir The residence of the Wig DAIS- deserve the Bralitede,of country printers. Goa- and dm" agu i er e a . .: 1 - 1 . ....IT" ° Co mi t y e r , vices of sloe active einem', or good stanifing; 8010 PS ;Idsaa3soSJPa 5 11.2-n-/5 152 W. 4 1 -22 8. -6wataleatittf. end L ima to El timempriteen Thecarora' •
..- ' •C. If. Newman.. .......... ~. .. 141 54 .LW 00 :...... ...... 31 X
__:_' Donis Worth li large pile Of' money , but still =MS- The: 4SeF s : - ”lsitlY dark i t Praft , Xl o 1320 1 40112 0 2 2 squall Ah• ••••Sist -..,,geid . .
„,..... had inerelstudness thin we . mild at -to 'beisuryviefienn. - •.. , •-•.• . ' -* Tome. Am.. -
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mi. S. Dictursson, of Binghamt on , was destroy-- n ea p s bi a tw a in busy with km mesami. - emus. ' w ith Ab a i r -out ' -ebip nivvei iit s h ee p a t o m em o a ga i ns t b oo b y d opro duk ata y-er ----e-r,
is r=kiallefir,_ ~10 1. list weir
.with,t,he amount Of autudimee,_ _ .., ..we. bad Et. (but • ,' • ' A. L lff 7 . 1731_0Te0r. '.. AtbencTownektu .• : • ' • VA.-Waffler ' •••! • 1171 96 lOU TS •.:- 21 TS 107 ill ......
!4 2 55r 5 4t ~..n21.• • ell -- ty' - -TO • - 'Most litiend '6611301 1.144. We, IOW) enlarged our. eidatmatnent and :',:: ;,.•.. ~ .." '. -; •-'''- .. :.. •• • - -.•-, • , •..,..- ' AthenVilorough.;...; ...... -... ChwhitsT. Run • : • , 650 52 6119 27 .456- 91 VS -
cil by Ore a few nights 'since. The loss exceeded nu, is bound to be as rich , and the inventor of . -. _
ii,i4 To liar,' taro; 'Olga 1 liide•ilid Oadleilit. ih done by dews : Omit tkorevetutii,ereated by -4 '' . •.... 608 22 2138 111 ,1111 01 SO 96
*70,000 : insured for 664,000. • • .. . .. a cheats eesmisroeiterwdelorsolliobd sties bi n A m u* th i a
_...-iss- .4.46. t i 0n. *a do e tax. an BrAdiord t t i oat i art • t a v e will he granted. sod IOW lissanisicad• - 8800 added ndly t* , ; : ur e th f ou °re g6,th'o lne" bese li ad•ertiseueni .• 4 tYrimilici' A . "1',V° 17 u 62 0 ::--•=-' Y . • - ' :. raloAiiiiiii - :::: : ':::::* • ••• 435 ad 111 . 41 • 262 / 216 ° -- -
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We have presses from bou t th ese inan d a o: have no, ideeehether . this .dahn it , sound o r . the kiss - would have Men on the; sbeepowner was Clot, made by us end worn by our ens- .o OOsaaaaaalllk - - —at Isas • safirodai - - 19 "iie Clan ' beir -- ; : 1114 - 15 ° 21410 -- -.-, .. r i ; J''
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oft: A • hle will be held i 61,
a. ~..e totnets, , bat . ewer: d tir lad Iff ohne one . . .
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egt.. C. F. Coosa continues •to sell tpieri, ina ftdly - endorse Brother "maim's' too. not, t?tit_itdit`lit*litoi o o 3l f*tirialiiic - iolli fogad of the dog owshrs. where ff righthdli . ' - that he did •not wun teday there oat - Mdem* '''' ' • -'•' -- • • .' i ' '• •:
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ins largo assortment of Books at Osumi that ~- „ My. THO3I H. Senna is agent l for Care . n ot ,
' SIO • mai l ' id"' Oit 4 • 11 • • fria__ , ; :bis 4 •40•1 1 g..) is:thisfrFsOtiettlkale hOtilefirebss; 4W* 4.•F# l _
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__.?a4 1 _ 1111 .4 , .. **Wit lasJiish :such& *m i me concluded, that „for thelbenegt Allow me to introduce to your favorable consithei B w o ua r as v ee r .- - -L A. oompeen 653 19 612 ill -3 IN 27 SO ~....
- - • • time refreshm ents will he served. - Proceeds) ether* wa are still unknown tO,Cifeallineyour, lU O a aba holm Dr , B. Clark* as • gentleman and a -Canton Toultship.ci- ..1:::... Menial Cole' ' - - 1173 50 11131 92 5 111 II 62 .
4,s welsh his customers., He will also open in a ner.Ve Country Press, 'and we cheerhilly mom fed "'ha Mt Ww•• th is* some W f Wl2 r• r w WW! tr y "? ' •• • . re , to a id na mi n k un i nd. ti nam. s lamt . physician at eminene, and ha every way -as such muss Bcgorg -•- ' - . Winn ' ' HIS 63 ang ss 4in 0 e1....N:
fru- days a magnificent stock of Wall Papers. mend Lim as a re li able business man. ' ; neat mon will be :MOW Ames 'grates boy - Febib;18718,.!..,-.. -.-' -, - ...i• .
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..bat we are . o ar, entitled tnyour soididencosind mgt. - - : L H. Homan " _ - Iwo it 1226 12 ip fi t 63 33 .10 Go
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_, i ' name- is H. fizz= a Co., we do b : see Ile . 411 57 11 39 •21 X .....
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DONATION.-There will be a Dona- . . - A fire broke, out in the millirem . roma of r - -. - ..,.. r -.- a
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IEI6 The - Towanda' correspon dent Mns. NlAO6l3t, over the'imeenillee„ Saturday f ~ . ., A ',3 ) ' , 11 , ,1‘ ~'-,.., i- A' •= - ,i , 1'•": , '..,- , .-,'''..- - .41 -. 1 We keep for ash alarge stocker Cloths,-Cassil - -
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non al the lions; of Rev. E. Straltottoßa, in e t‘ , . if .0 - 1 KR I Eli. '- , . No. 4 Griffiths and Patton' block; Bridge 'street ;
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t ., . ;.„ _ . , _ lA. ate,P l3l . ILAN' - ' aralthEle. • ..• .- - '- „ . Dodd Mir1e5...,..! - , 7 ... .. -.... .... -IL tt 1 , 1 : 1
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i mores, and :Fier (sad 'trimmings -to make, . : [From Her . ,dli. n.lllller.D. D.] . : r. W wwi .:•.•.- . . r „ p . 3/..... , . 1109 23 IX Xi 1140 004 ..-...
Elmira Adargirer PlUll our distingSbated morning - about -three-O'clock hist& wairai• . 162 OD •LU til LI •11 18 ;.,..•
11 nue, Thursday afternoon' and evening, Fab. °! the. ,BiIYANT;-iIf:DWARDS.-In Clayton, 'ILI: 4 1;4 them T v ' ith .,a_m b° o fdi v i A nd arek , we --- - '-''' ' ' :----''' ---- -..war—t—if. ;P. ; ltimo, • - . 2. ILIG - 0 - .
• citizen, W. V . : 8:1143,1r; E 5 4 ..,. a
,I*t_ dy • •• Merited
.tinguished by the-Sheet- efficient efforts of out
roe - ' w 4,..genegg .......... :.. .... _ 719 63 41Til itt - 7ls al a
21. A cordial invitation to all. '''' 7,3glo;nt'llieresideteeof I.i - ,V. - :Caissk - ;„ r a l : rder ,,,,X . '"' g Lia u t r e ,,,,% 71 . 1 . 74 : To Irboult4 Uor ouyenl , ... . . ;moo* ToruarlF:l:': . l.-.7 , •::: ; a m .. ~ . - . las el ma as aaa a ati .
compliment.- Ile Mys: • -•• • : - citizens, and thin the *store of D .: paite;Gie
_____....—._ : by the Bev. W. Mcli. Goodini, ll - Mr. it' ,by our patron[,, and Beinuates. We keep ' ' lr e Wl° I reuereer° eeti rr e ‘ ellr ba il a e seal 4; 1 e l u' ' • -.- -.-. . • ' ILL Chubbuck • ' 936 13 88/1 58 II 29 46 66
"It is but just to males mentionof the *mere, post-office snd "Esc e" were -saved, whisk ant, of Clayton, - to Miss . p., Edwards, om e ns , patt i at , b t ,ou tro o. slain* are Pte- arrialtillWe With I) T,. 13 , Clark sod tla•tan' arTY °muss. .-. • , limy stem ,,, Lir
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'.' /le/r" Liuta Hose Company h ave is- end ' very of two - of our cinema at the late must horn - bur i ed had ma the „ t . busetio, ' '_,„dlosilbletbr, Ils!!* - MWaSaa; It'll .ralia., , Y`, ws opinitotel him as 6 Maws of talent.:4l v „.,_
It Mon wish it, to give yep the ultra .of Meer]] education.' of "mach profesnoviel experience 5 ,„ 5 ,.....
••••::. I . l ° :I M ims 5 1 ° Q . tilt i 43 5° el
flee the first of whom is W. C. Beam Esq., -- -' - - ' atilat pal .:' •_.: ' --..-,..:;-••.; • . - • —..-•.•- - 1 =LW Fer Petluir particular* calk at ." 274 - end true:moral woeth. By industry and and perm: '""alburr .
',ilea one of the neatest dads we have-seen for issfstant- engineer of the - Fire Department . trolled. A hole about four feet in {Buie* , .... .. ~ ~- .. . .
a Hop, to come off at MESOtant Had on Thoth- Facing the most imminent peril; end barely es- was brazed through the south side of the TNOXAS- - .W3111 , 11.-le Pike on Tbueada,lr Merchant Tailoring_Store," No. 4' Griffiths end venom ber 2 a s won .„ terlitmaeu , t, team ea a • Esst Ecitue s .= .
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Feb. 3, 1870, by Bev. J. W. ItaitiOnAlbert R. Fattens Bloch, &kip street, Towanda, Pa.' ;el a o". - 7 - 11 ,,, -- • eeri ale hitt' to std --•- W. B. Forrest • " 1417 26 1343 471 306 el 71 -
1. t ,. , s cuing nest. coping with his life, he performed deeds, had buildbig and mast or Mrs. Wzomm's goods Thomas, Stevensville, and.filsneLapre, Ann Feb. 1,18 . 70. . .11, nom # Co. : roYf !o, :;
... ~ ,: -----7cr i b u i ß : . , speingeeld ..• n.. 8. ()kernel' . : ..,. not of 1141 to a9lel so ......
they been on the battle-geld, which Would have -. _ . • • - •
immortalized his name - and covered himself horsiedor Voile& - 7 0 7 10 sffesnlose• 401°1 Whipple . or .11111 p e,, L• • . -, o , .I . L I 5,. , , ) ..--.....
President of Waynesburg College, Pe. • 5 ° 42 h - Clivel*7- " • ''' .' W. R. Moors 519 51 490 47 122 25 820
V.4- - ;?' Going tip the stairs iiri Stu...- with laurels .' And right here allow us Maly, that the shop was robbed of - the money (shoal el stn--WHErK- At the M.E. Dirac o, hi ' ,ii., PUB RALE of LITCHPIRLD Toles-
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Shwebequin •, Jewish-... .•.... 1262 27 1193 71 5.73 62 83 -
:a...:5's nee bnilding is like fl oating in a cloud. that Mr. B. is ono of our most useful Citizens $9O) and the fire set to cover the traces of Rome Jan. & mo t b y B ev _ a Ew e ll o r . lc 8119iP.=T1140 subscriber offers for mile his velum • Mein 5. S. Itutan4 • Seanding Skew Jacob Shathleton ' .. _ . 632 49, 599 3 • 140 IR 56, ..
t. - on all occasions, For many years be has been i H. °lb's: ol Mei 10' - . ./tig.f. Mims' White, et ble far, _!A il A iti Litehne° teweeldß46° acres Colosionmellh or Penisylvania. Senate 'Chamber. Tern. •.-L ' . ' Mulles Tbouslooll ........ .• ••• •• 422 25 1 422 a/ -// 6 - 25 52 [
i:a,,,.• of access and auperior work ' aceotuds for
to us what Justice Dowtmo 1. to New York, robbery. - MIL. WA0313114 lOU 'OO - goods 'is Rinne. under mate of. impingenlent,.me.balence Harrisburg Pa.t. . - Towanda ownship. .. IL, W. Bowman...-. ....... .... ' 559 59 525 68 .42427 67
the rush to Rantn.No A Grarm's new establish- and the criminal_ court in the lembe h not, pro- covered by insurance. The - Post-office was .
, _, -- heavily timbered with oak and pine . Within „_. • i . , _ '. ~ , Tinned& Borough • •• .. A. U. Rindshan 2345 66, 2364 77, • 641 43 eft 46
men t. . sided over with inure grace and dignity think ttutudoraldy h oode d b y i t , ator b at ao kin _ . 4° CHAMBERLAIN-EMMIY.-By the game, Feb. five es of the Pa. - it N; lf. R. R. and six miles a'r '- ' •• - Towanda Nor th George HAM* • ' 426 231 401 66 366 21 14
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—,...____ ours in this place. woe be into the guilty of- •• • • .• . . . :
_•,,..., „,„,__, -, -...-- „4. 13, 1870, °scar citandierlah l , of Wean, to from N. Y. jk, E . ri„ ii, c onv e n i en t t o - -Dear ille.-1 hem nothing to se= and other TrverrolrliebiP. . ......IHirsin Bothweil • ~ . 1372 36 1 1204 45 47453 77
fender who .gets into his meshes ! - Tet, at the lisallre&esarff fromulf -row _ Lirlbirr• 'AP: cry array . Miss Elisabeth A. Emery, of 'Standing Stone: elinieli, store, kc.. For perlietilere. in- rillast la_lhow, th st Thev!:_not. f. las•Md! .Troe, rea,... Lostigests - • ... lames 766.65 , 643 00 - 121 45
11;9,...Ltil institution of which the same time, the oppressedandaillietedeverhave urz, of this place, was Married to Mr. &W. 1'..,.......4
of the anNalbeion the pre . 1"1"' the ' • so e° O WWWWW io , itoPiowwhwo, H.
- .Poo for- -WILCOD.--FEROVSON.-At the Parsonage, .quire - • • . A. Via..........- We have Itiatllhed the Record. refused ; 10 gem the ff s tT s . -.. • • Imams Roteomb 798 971 .- 92 237 36. 68
I.e.wle of Towanda may be proud, is the Photo- in him a-sympathizing and„.troefrienikashun- Baum . of mu_ m u Aiwa., was raw of :ot aa,
. • 41telstlem,-F b 7 • 1870-ff• *""f• ' Gore mord Mon" and are deviling canselmelof Warren,. .. . ..... .. . .--.... Masan Whitther - 1069 2U 034 7 5 ' - 511 46
y party, Monroeton, b y Rev. Hillock Armstrong, Feb. i•
0• II , , wag in th e ma of documents to send -totem Windham . , • • Andrew Hand ' - STD 77 ER 57 433 ea 77,
• drede can testify and we firmly believe that ail
graphic Gallery of .11MIDIN4 •13 Gents in how; will heartily join .= in. the ot , y • • i d _ " Long w e to best music teachers and will be.slidly missed hy , oteao 13, 1670, Mr. Boyd W. Wihni, of Albany, to ~,
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Mist Aurelia Ferguson, of Monroe; --,-,---”,----= -- constitnenta. This . sem genie extreme ..wyarasing • A. O. Styrene 1207 69' 1221 39 29 02 44 WI
soN S teen - building. Step in and take a look. at E squ i re B oomm r her many friends and pupils ! --lein!, Lotrr. , - , -Betweert the , ' Ward . House '‘ ii i il ae°6 "u u r.' it or * be. deft. Wysoz W. W. Wood, .. .... 959 09 906 64 .5 53 47 TV
It. • , .-.-....-.. . e . e,— • , . Friday evening the friends of Rev. Mr. Limns, wod CHAPMAN-HAIL-At Laddsburg, - Feb, 10, lam determined to do my duty. that nay,frictide Wass-, • .. ...... . Jesse Edstifl .... 856 99 800 46 • . 340 4243 1
and M. C. • Menne,. xeddence, e gentleman's Aden hive mote t : to for . regret duetr eery, g et eere u e Wilmot_ .-. :. 0. H. ll_ .mvoir. . ~.• .. . .... pie 529 ef 515 )27 •8
..„.._ ' 1870, Mr. Alonzo Chapman and Nags Eleanor
0 neauges,• -menu ... ... 7S ,-13 36 - 233 42
COURT PROCEEDINGB.--COLirt 00111- of "Alm. =de biro ! , surprise siga -*_.
,S his Hell, both of Albany. -•-- • - - . -••• . Fur Collar. The finder will be rewarded by n - . •
119-• The ladies of the Presbyterian summed et this place on Walley, Esti. 7, 1870; Hon. residence , in { WsserlYi 'mar lweseoted -. sus , et ßemem ber me to Shields, Knock . BOW. Eti• ~ ,
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FISHER-CRANDALL.-At the hotel of wen: 43 F v e la b. g 3 i , t 12. thecetheiv - W. . 1 . L . T SAA owanda. Y. them= and other rriel*. Sad_exPhan tt/Y, onion ••• • - . • •;• -•-. , , 190701 00134210 24 304 301747 mom 07
church cleared f o ur hundred andAftydoliorn4 - r. B. seszerti Preauleid :adv.:Mid nua. --- -Llit. LIAM? With a 'plena:lli/Ml= 861119tOMAMER33. Jennings,- in Meheepsny„ Feb.' 12. 1870, by ___._,...„,„...., ~
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_:••••,._ ._ ; foe not unit:tag them in the way of documents. • - -
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thou festival lest week. We understand that VANDTIti and Z. nuance, Asscsiates present. It wages' oeciuo..on of much soder good feeling ,W. K S w el l idel b Fag, Me.' James. P. Father, 1 Tour friend. DR. CHARLES .r -WORST; Tre-30krer. tan. 0e..v4 , 4
the money is to be used, in purchasing books The roflowimj named p er son a c0m pd....1 m e Grand aid enloynient„ and adds one more link of of Wilkes-Barre to Idles Frances M. Cram
• The ar pn A rlic • i (k re " in li vi s ted li til ra ztte -D nd A a Y Part PA ret . t - he . ' -J. S. RUYAN, . ... .. . .
dell, of Sugar, Rim, Pa. -
nor the Sumlay-i.chuul. Jury: attachment between the pastor and, people of Rensmerileld Creek Hotel, on Tuesday evening, . ' ' -.• dins upon duplicates of 18e..
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- - fneeiniala; Oscar P. Adatar the Baptiat - Church. •• - Febrtuiry =, I_B7o. Geed mule will be in -at, - morn Him Dr,'Colver.j •••••
*--. for 1869 , -
The friends of Rev. Mr. PRltioNtllB, (Metho, tendering. MR, $,50. 'Per= Lawnemegica,` To whom it may ooncern.t. _
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dist) of this place, are to give him ! a,onation ....-
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visit Friday evening, the 18th inst. flair es
tate- The largest and best skylight
north of Philadelphia will be found ha HAILD,IXO
lit - STLVS new gallery. Clear or cloudy weath
er are equally favorable fur the production of
good work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ittb — Tiios. E. HARKINS, of Philadel
phia, at,slatedi?y first-class- talcutve a
Concert in the Court House on Monday even
ing next. Procee'ds for the benefit of theeath
olie church.
ADNE4 Wi.iob, residing in Pike
township, killed . a hog Ono year and eight
months old, wluch weigheif.6lo pounds when
41reshed. If any township iu Bradford can beat
this, let us hear trout them. \
rcr) -- To be in the house and out of
ier at the satre time in only possible when
,tanding under litsumiu do GDSTI:eB uew sky.
:light. Pictures of cluldren can be taken under
ninio,t inistiti!tly. pawl work and no grunt
iimig about trouble, in the motto of the entab
h 411m:0.
sta. If you wish to examine under
r., oral& circuunitancv the whole proteea of
•• pict ore making," request the operator to HAIL,
N U4T1N . 13 new gallery to show von through
h.• rooms. For completenesa and convenience
111.-y are rinsurpasavd in the State.
Zd.r One want of our town has
happhed• by I). W. Scorr S Co., who have
eca rdded the manufacture of Crackers to their
haling. They are now prepared to
t heir eustottiers, and the public generally,
%ill, a ult., article hot from the oven.
PeAple come from every part
liit county to buy Furuiture at FIIMIT:S. Mr.
F .-11 , ,w tearing stock to make room for a
r\truxive assortment of Ms ORD
Now is the time to aupply'yourselves
IS I :II fuluiture at very low figures.
. rat' We, would call attention to
the advertisement of E. 31. Towseu in another
column. Mr. T. has as line azteam as any far
mer need to own—kind and sound —and any
one desiring to purchase a span of horses will
do well to give him a call before purchasing
lsewhere, as they can be bought at a bargain.
A LMOST A FIRE. —A fire broke out
in the kitchen of the "American Rouse," ou
kieet, about 9 o'clock. on Tuesday CNCII•
Ing last, but was eattnguiahed before much
, Ixiange had been dune. We are informed by
'au. proprietor of the house, Mr. Sarni, that
u! tir.• %Nati caused by the upsetting of a !amp.
I .ahlaqt.
KILLED ON THE CAE-S.—LA brakeman
n.ce .1 FRANK dues, employed on the express
fr,ght on the ea: h N.V. R-R., was killcal yes
muruing uhilu crossing a bridgm this
mac of Mester. He was standing with his back
t , wartl the front of the train, and struck his
h, ad against the timbers of the bridge, killing
him itistantiv; Dec-eased resided at Laceyvillo.
.titliEsTED.—Quite a notorious pick
and burglar, named Jotis 81MN1N,..01
1 1 .6.4... g. LI., was arrested in this place on
saturday lag, charged with rubbing a man oh
bland ~ome tone ring. The detectives
"M. made the arrest followed him from New
York. Some of the property stolen was found
pusstifitiion.
Ctxr - E. V. B. Moms, an employe
in the Towanda Coal Company's shop, contract
ed a severe cold on the night of the fire which
1,1 n. onige.tion of the lungs and l leurisy,
trim] the effects of which ho died on Monday
night last. His home was In Susquehanna
conntr.
tier H.' HAmus, merchant tailor,
No. 1 Bridge street, to now in New York, and
ill :..00n return with a large and complete as
.ortmvirt of clothe 'suitable fur spring wear:
From a lib.-long experience in the tailoring
busincas, Mr. H. is preParod to mail' a Peit '
tion of goods which cannot fail to please both
4le and qitality.
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NOTICE_---YowEr.t. res
pectfully announce to their old iends find cies
t.mar.., that they will open as soon as prites
tock
can be made, a new and fresh s ot.g at
and spacious Store recently built by
31. E. SuromosT, Esq. Duo notice of the time of
, I•teing will be given through the papers. They
will tee found fur the present at the More of
Fos, Srtrms, Ilmtcon & Co.
M. We are informed by the Coun
ts Superintendent of Schools, that a (validity of
fteltaol.Reports for 1869, and teachers' blank
rep'rt book., have been sent him for distribu
te si 11 the Department at Harrisburg, and that
Ire has placed them in charge of M 1631. M. PECK,
11.1., attorney-at-law, in the office formerly oc
,upied by MEIICCit Sr. 31onsow, where directors
are requested to call for them.
iblie The following officers of Ste
%,:1,11110 Lodge, Sc. 767, 1.0. of 0.T., were in
:..tailed by L.D. Jmr.r.ri LEE, of "'Martha Wa4-
eigtoe Lodge," on Thursday evening, Feb. :
W.c.T., -T. E.Brunor Gas ; W.V.T., Mrs.
; W.S.. C. L. STEVE!CtI; W.A.8., G.
nor ; W.F.S., EDWARD B. STTXT—CII;
.!, I. STF.VENS ; W.T., A. BANE= ; W.C.,
SrEvENs ;AxrrßErsErn; W.L.S.
BELICIDS: W.1.G., Mluir E. JONES; W.
arRLREILT; tovisA KEE-
DAVID DANDIVEII. foreullin; DICAt P. Adams, HOD.
ry D. Cobeit, Jno. E. Dodge,,Jno. A. Marrington,F4-
ward Lotkwo,sl, Henry Mason, Peleg Peck. And
Platt, Jno. B. Bursa, Lewis P.lltazus, Oeo. Wile
eon, Stephen A. Allen, Daniel B. Burnham, WsM
Ditchburn. Andrew K. Pitch. Dorsey Johnipii,Dsvid
Lemard„ Delmar Martin, Benton Pomeroy. J.. Mon•
roe Pendleton, Joshua Turk, Piste Warner.
The Grand Jury acted on the following
Com. va. Henry Allem—BNooting".-
Henry Campbell.—Aesanit.
Omar WarulelL—Home Stealing.
Levi Drake. Samuel and Henry Sweet.—
Amanlt'and Battery.
Leander Wood.—Selling dleme‘d meat.
Jno. Montgomery k Oen. Stone.—Forgery
True bill as to Montgomery. Hot a
true bill as ta Stone.
Valentine Suaittt.—Assault and Battery.
•• James Ackla.—Furelble Entry.
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Corn. Vd. Ira Thetga.—False protenses.
The following caries were disposal of:
Corn.'va. John D. BalL—Jury find the defendant
not guilty.
Corn. vs. Adam Chin.-. Thin was a case of Forel,
ble Entry. The defendant claiming he had a title
to the property he entered
. upon. The Jury find
the defendant guilty. and he Is Sentenced to pay •
tine of live dollars and costs and return the lands
and tenements to the prosecutor.
Com. vs. Chas. Terry.—Defen d ant charged with
foaclide entry. Defendant pleads guilty.
Cont. ve. fleetly Allen.—The defendant is charged
with attempting to shoot and kill Victor F. Ptah*
on his premises in Wyse& The Jury find the defen
dant guilty, and he Is sentenced to pay a ilnis'of fifty
do:lars and costa and an imprisonment ha the Pad
tentiary at Philadelphia. for three years and eight
,months.
Cein. vs. Henry Campbell.—Usault-atul battery.
Jury find defendant guilty, and he la sentenced to
pay a flue of one deem and coats.
Com. vs. Thomas Myer. —Aswan and battery.
Court direct a not:err:loop: on paimenitof cos*
Com. vs. Oscar Wandell.—Dgfendent Is charged
•with stealing a horse. Jury find defaidant guilty,
and he Is sentenced to pay a fine of $2O arid costs,
and imprisonment In Penitentiary at Philadelphia,
for two years and one month.
Com. vs. Levi Drake. Sand. Sweet end Henry
Sweet. —Ugrian and battery. Jury find the defend-
ants not guilty. but to pay the costs.
Coro. vs. Leander Wood.—Selling diseased meat.
Jury find the defendant not guilly,.but to pay the
costa.
Com. ve- duo. Mhhtgoweey.—Betted by leave at
the Court.
Com. re. Valentine ttuOth.—Aerault and battery.
Jury find defendant guilty and he fa sentenced to
pay a fine of 's2s 00 and coats.
Cum. vs. James Ackla.—Forcible entry. Jury rind
defendant guilty. Same day motion made for
arrest of judgment.
!Ulm 8006felVe Eating Honse License transfer
red to Lewis Inner.
The, foll . owiug persons were appointed Constables
iud Deputies :
A. C. Stevens was appointpd constable of Wya lu•
sng township; E. P. constab% of Leßoy
townyhtp; John Preston deputy constable of Stand
ing Stone; A: V. Trent deputy constable of Canton
borough; John H. Morgan constable of Columbia;
Edward OlUiepie deputy co astable of Towanda
In the nutter of a county bridge In Barclay and
Overton; the Court appoint °Mon Rickey, 0. F.
young, J. M. Wattlee, Eft. Myer and J. E. Piolla
viewers, to report to the next term of Court.
STEVENSWILLE.—After waiting and
hoping that somebody who knot something
would "get. up" and write for our busy little
town, and despair has at length settled down
upon our faces,'and now "nobody" will scribble
a little or nothing. Perhaps all are too busy
to tell the neighboring towns of our success, in
brdness, meetings, lodges, lc.
Meetings hare been 'carried on for the last
four weeks, attended with a goo deal of in
terest. They were held at the Presbyterian
and Methodist churches, uniting to preach
" Christ and film crucified." Oh may they win
many sonls to Christ, life is so short viatiOrs
must hasten if they would make their calling
sure.
Our lodge . is in a . proiperotii ow:edition ar
gadzecl two mouths ago, beginning with only
nineteen members, (a litde feeble band) but
now is Wm:Sisal .to forty-five, and still they
come. May they be true to their pledge—not
even drink cider in secret.
To strangers passing through our town we
'would say, if "hunger is gnawing their vitals"
just esti at Roes', the most honest man in town,
there you will find crackers, cheese, - nuts,
candy, besides all the wearables far old and
young. If thee should be tired and many miles
yet to travel, just cross the street to J. Q. IRO*
nan's cabinet shop and purchase a nice rock
ing chair. He also keeps a • nice variety of
pictures, framed ; to order if you like, or may
hap thy wits wciald not be displeased with *
present of which there are many things to
choose from. Alittle farther east is E. J. Ewe,
TEEM/100E% Hotel. If you wish a pair of boots
or shoes ready-male . you will find them in the
basement. Or if you fear to trust to :natty
made clothing retruan a day or so and Kr. E.
will, with his own hands, complete them for
you. And if you should -be embarrassed on
account of shabbyness and rags about your
clothing, Just order a new suit, and withi-the
assistance of his kind wife, we will .warzint
satisfaction. •
If anything is wanted in tho line of trade,
gross the nyalusing,lo Branocess Exim,there
you will find coffee, tea, =gars, spices, lard,
butter, eggs, cheese, rice, ruins, nutmegs,
dried fruits, crockery. , dry goods and wet ones,
too. Time wi ll fail ns to enumerate all they
have.
Taking all things into consideration we have
about as flourishing a little town as any around
us, consisting of three stores, two hotels, three
blacksmith shops, cooper shop, =titan maker,
milliner shop, a saw mill and large grist, mill,
owned formerly by E. B. OTONT:, and Brother.
Our new'physician, Dr. C. B. artier, is hay
ing good success in his mildness,
Thinking it uncertain about yorir.iiving me
a space in your columns I sUbscrthe myself
6ract.
A rumdsughta; of Una* and Assn
'vu buried here . Xinsday afternoon., -
We seenotiee of *military order in' inm, the
" but Imre no knowledge .of the real
'name of the' order or its objects; NTP.
ROME.LFlutin Aivonn : r Tesolved
two or thxvie days ago to Write you a ;eiter to
day, but the warm, Hay-like 'Weather has
brought on such a severe attack of spring fe
ver attended with drowsiness, That lfeelahnost
incompetent to do so. I do not know honlilgh the
meremy ir, but judging from my *own' hangs,
I should say that it is nearly or quite up to the
point of putting on a linen wit. Business in
our little town is generally dnii, as maul, at this
season of the year, and a general cry of,haid
times among the farmers—as the oe of but
will, prices
during and since the : nu. We have been as
tonished, and note little surprised, at commu, •
nications which have been , published in the Re,
roman from time to time, over the lignetures
of "Pluvius," "lissom," "Independent Voter,"
and the like ; not so much et the brilliancy of
the writer, as at the narrowness end one4ided
ness of the attic es, and supposed peculiar
shrewdni:4 in palming off his communications
over these varied and untried names. The
style of the article published in _ the Repaints 1
of - December 9, smacks very' mach of -a desire
to hear one's name called,—thus he nye; " Mr.
ALTOIID: What has happened to your corres
pondents from our place? As the Cell would
say, We hear nothing but silence from them
now.' Whore are they all.? We can only con
jechire • Plurals' may have been washed away
by another 'shower'; ' Tarim' hu probably
lost blinsidf in historic researches; and 'lnde
pendent Voter' (1 very Jupiter Forinuel,'
fled with having scattered the thunderbolts of
truth in hostile ranks, has undoubtedly retired
to'pricate life." -
This forcibly reminds us of au occurrence
which happened years ago in an adjoining noun
ty. In the time of general training, there was
a man by the name of Ass Bawls promoted to
the rank of Major. He wu so muchslated by
the promotion, that when ho returned home he
I put his head is a barrel and cried. out, "Major
Asa Brooks ! Major Asa Ifrooks P The name
bad a peculiar charm to 'dm, and it Seemed to
be a source of great gratification to him to hear
it called, even ithe called it himself. To prove
more &inclusively that ill these communica
tions hail from one and the same source, we
quote again from the article published in the
Beroarea of December oth. He "aye: "We
are obliged, however, to the illustrious Roman
trio for having introduced-us' to the Bradford
county world. It gratifies our local pride," Am
What does ho mean by this "illustrious Roman'
trio," if not the three illustrious comuinnica-
Mins over these varied and assumed names of
" Pluvins r "- " Yarom,". "independent ,Voter."?
And who is "introduced to the Brainerd cram
ty world," if not the author of this "illushibus
Roman trio " ? , This looks to me very much
like the man with his head in the earreL
Ar vonn. we will agree with "Pinvins" in one •
respect, at least, i.a, " that you should secure
a good, steady orrraliPadf-at, with *OP Prin
ciple* and plenty of brains," and,we ,would add,
a knowledge of facts and thtngsabout whleh he
writes. - Your correspondent "reeks Varian,"
seems to have been. entirely incorrect in his
statements regarding somdmattersof localhir
tory4,thiss,heisys r ,"4-year .or-naosecLignone
Methodist brethren etartednesparate Sunday
school concert deirearttiosummer . months."
Now, Mr. Editor, bemire:oSn lmenledgefien
claY-school cower tshaveibeierheld In the
odiat church for the three pest-yeses. • -This, we
think, is worthy of note, as it is a matter of kin.
_tory. We would congratulate Bradford county
on the fact that she has a son wlio hu succeed !
ed in Mingling to light some historicallkets an-
Imown to the writers of ancient history, via.,
that there are eight wonders in {he world. This
fact was unknown to Sean s, and Purr, and
other writers of history Lbws* they will hese
It that theee were but seven. 'Mark rese eon
der! . in speaking : oethe "Gate of Prager,"
with blac.kboiard drawings of gate; "Beaatiftd
Mansion." with model of house, ac-, he says :
"That the Rev. Di. has foundtime in the midst
of his other cares to plan these interesting leis:
sons, is a: wonder. to use" 1 ;1 4 havereadeef the
pyramids of Egypt, often called "The' Emmet
Pyramids, the myetery Of thepast, the entree
of the present"—of the temple, the walls, and
hanging gardens of Babylon—of. thw statue*
Jupiter Olympus—of the great temple of Diana
at Ephesui-of the mausoleum or tomberected
by Artemisii. to the memory of her. .hushand„
Mansolti theltutros, witer-tirireior light
house at Akiandria in Egypt- of the Colossal
of Rhodes , or the celebrated brazen image of
Appelle but lutnessr learned, befirrethet the
play-house which wu ezhibited in the 4Di:semi
held at the Presbyterian church was • wonder
Bet so it is! learning something new everyday,
-And last, but not least, is the itotorkaki feet
that the congregations attending the concerts
are "rural healhens:' Observe thelingti4e of
"Pluvins"in the Rucerrei of ilannary-110th
"But. *se =ld 4 0 4 1 **Tift
hill-tops, glens and valleys for miles to than
concerts." "Pltreitisw here doubtless mean*
himself and tliencls. ,We >have borne
_mum.
&Wilily thee far the partial ripest of local
matters in and about our town, which htigivets
- unship pun:anemia to Sone, and neglected" oth
are who should have been mentioned &Inept&
er but when this most - unprovoked anitanjus !
triable attack is "
ti}ade_tipoti a chrislian commit.;
nity, it becomes the drity-of norm onsi. to ilia
thole* to ihepublie. The chive vet. ems
and ViCiility claim, at Mild; einteragnininusi
of intelligent)... The eesly settlers of this re-;
glen (some of.them anistill ttritigl . wens liitei4
litleat, thrifty, .Ptoria. theY nearly all raised
large fainiliel, which are is!ontlek tiapicta
eve. Feb 7 fi Bev..ll s Biltiwa••Aisiv
' theV.ltekiiketi.: 3 Atl
teildstWlegoo4. lecture lastediwo Wuxi,
sad wairB4 4We, oleo;
,Flitinrat
- egreitik "piikicektor' in
temperance, the speaker proposed 'to lotto a
ProbA 4 o:3 0 91. 1 1,11 POD w4 l 4c ihcltdd Con"
tain the moral and chriatian sentiment of the
li end ar* it seal* thifidl.. would , it_
sea
ditty* the bad ;sew into vies eihirpirty.
The press and pulpit with the yinpersince
Pub: preldbition by sivititteWeiddlit‘l4; AU
of which leeks ye7y,
_tiltm on, fjohitill, -,,r 0 ;
minds ni akin spietdations alit*
at the West a few years since. 'The' frienils - of
temperance ikßradford do not propose to take
.stock in the new partilieasure l —not muds.
Whentilttlie gr} men o!, the, coptitty, may
theinselvei One kieniperance par
ty. and•aU the bad turn up hi Me other party,
,We, shall ,hoive ruillenipm, After listeuhigto
'tine cd siiiceik' arid elaqtiMit
pious of the movement, we fail to see any good
to result from a new temperance party.
A Preachers' Meeting fur Wyalusing District
was to have convened at the M.E. Church, on
Spring Febiiiidy 8; but
• owing to the great snow-storm and the blocked
condition of theroads, very few mluisters came.
The few who did come thought it best not to
let the obession go by'dehmet, 'So -a Session
was held Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 9. Bev.
E. W. Beet:wen= was eidled to, the chair,
and by reio tation'thelaity *ere invited to take
part in the proceedings A. B. Buirsaa, of the
laity, was chosen Secretary pro tern. Religious
exercises were conducted by Bev. Wu. E . l9lar,
after which the chairman reaktillfitkrate essay
on "Thought. , " &Skims were
'At:4d del siiicieilay. Bev. Sash livid a ser
mon brief upon - "Christ Stilling the Tempest.",
Soine.gcxd-natured yet pointed criticisms tor.
loweiktOthinfiitimihtrjWieidied. Adjourn
ed till evening at 7 o'clock, whoa Be,. J. B.
Bums= read a historical paper upon Wyaltni
-41.4f9hirg014140 78 18 .8 1 ft the
who had labored thereon; also the fit of pre`
sidling elders; with the dafes and incidents eon
meetorthereiritli. Criticisms with amusing an
ecdotes and reminiscences followed. By invi
tation, Dr. Nil. Coosinma_gave a "brier of ,
that lie dit>iaideretl essenMil to"Oe . tiMeets of
the "temperance enterprise." Of course, lie
was' reviewed by the critics; and his views were
in the main heartily widened.' Those who at
tended the cession proncafted them a "gobd
thing," and we believe we represent the "pub
lie sentiment" of the place tihon we imito the
next district meeting to Spring Hill.
Very truly yours,
ALPHA Bars.
PEnsoxsti.: l -420L, Jos.. Hangar, hav
ing disposed, of his Interest in the Means House,
has taken a trip East: '
—Her. F. D. Heasiss paid as a short' slat
last week. Mr. H. is always warmly welcomed
by his old parishioners and Mends in Towanda.
—Leer Stoma was the guest of Mr. JAT CULL.
amt. daring-her recent visit to this place.
—Judge PANIMOUE, of Rome,' who has been
spending the winter in Illinois, is at home again.
• lier, E. P.- HAIIIXOND and lady are in MI -
waukee, Wisconsin.
Mime, one of the oldest citizens of Rome,
and one' of.the first Masons in the country, died
at his rilaidence one day last week.
P. Coin' will occupy 'the pulpit of
the Presbyterian church of this place next Sun
day.
- —Our old-townsman,' W. T. Manor; Jar,- has
been appointed agent of the Empire Lite Insu
rance Company, with headquarters at Minis
brm.
—A. L. THOMAS, Esq., of this place, has been
appointed a , general agent for the Universal
Life Insurance Company. He will make an
energetic agent.
As IMPOETAICT CASE.—SOme days
since the following complaint was made .before
66inaileeioMie by . Bpecial Detivitue
Detective Dr... Neon :
Western liisfridef Pennsylvania.
On this 6th day of February, A.D. 1669, per
came betorc me, a U.S. Commissioner
in and for said-District, 8. B. 80U11011,411 opera
tive of 8.8. Division, U.% Treasury Department,
who, being duly sworn, lays that ho Las" been
informed and doth verily believe that ono Lu
cius ii. Strickland, John Ferranti, and one Al.
bert-H. Platt (partners =A manufacture= of
tibiae°, Ithaca, N.Y.) aid confederate together
and conspire with one Joseph Pease, and oth
em Within the Western District of P ennsylvania
and Southern District of Ne w
_ York, in the year
A.D. 1868 to defraud the' United I titates Gov
ernment by- removing from packages of manu
factured tobacco the internal revenue stamps
that bad been ailed thereto by, the manufac
turers thereof to denote the_ payment of inter
wl tax due to the United States, with
intent to defraud the United States, in violation
of section 39, Aet of Congtem.of Harsh 20,1867,
and for the puipodo of using them again. .ffe
makes this information that a warrant may is
sue for the apprehension of Lucius H. Buick-
Lad, John Farrand sad A. EL PlatL •
. & -B. Platt..
Sworn and aubscribed be bream this lith day
p 8. Commissioner.
Megan. FA,kAiDlind Purr, two of the above
named parties, appeared fora hearing, ori
day hat. Severafrviiiiiitini; Were . etandild.
The Cominissioner considered the evidence of
such a character as to warrant him in holding
the defendants in the sum of .10,000 each for
tikislitippatunece ir the 'next tern •Of -
Court, which convenes at Pittsburg in May.
O. D:llloarium and &B. HinsoN appeared as
counsel for the °Overeaten% and P. I D. Mounow
and It T. Dames for the defrndants.
Tumults' -AssoctsnoN.—The Feb
'miry session of the Bradford County Teachers'
Aesoehition was held it Ifearooton on the
, .
itul 12th inst. •
Bey. G. 8. TRANS= conducted the religious
exercises. f ,
Superintendetit it - 11; Ht3tttr offered tie fol
lowing. which was adopted :
fiegoliertltial sVcoiti' tittle be iipPointed to
prepare an article for publication in the , county
pipers, wagmting to school directors a plan
Ple, - - 4 *Ctien rod fiPidihing of school-houses.
Committee—A. A. KEINE; A. T. burr, and
The -following resolutions were adopted after
beNtikactioajby Bey; OrLS,Vsmixtr; H. E.
Prreaza, Be,. H. 3. Owes, Supt. A. A. Ezz•
sari: T.3azzazilter,ll. Atirwrit a, Dr. O.
'CCM MON :
1. Resolved, That no person guilty of theme
of *ohm= shcold be employed as•-a teacher,
off &eta popilabots ita use In school
should be med.
2. Resok4 That teachers should require of
=Wei persislant effial to master's rubjeldlur
3. I CZ s gat Human ology should
muired to be tanOtinouroorlyronsehools.,
Resolved, That hiecWrs should enc= rage
teachers to attend this Bradford.Ooontr Teach
era' Amorist= by allowing them their timer .
Itesated, That Wks, u teachers, are equal
iollabilatikelh ettroarrn thould receive A
renntneration. „
Dr. 6: F. Hiniror delivered an Interesting
lecture.on Entomology. -' . • _ ' "
- itsinusy, A. T. Imam, - ihd
riviepra lam p wartappeinted es Ceinsnitieeri
itcDONALD—FOX.--At the residence of the
brides father, on Thursday, Fob. 10 1870, by
the Rev. F. D. Hoskins, of Elmira, NS., John
A. McDonald, -Esq., of Concord, N.C., and
Hiss Adele Fox, youngest diughtcr, o f Geo.
, E. Per, Tag of Towandr:, Pal - '
COLUAN—PLATT.—At the house -of Daniel
Lamphere, In Wpm:, Feb. 14, 1870, by. Wm.
H. Conklin, Fag., Mr. Owen Colman to Mrs.
Cordelia Platt, all of Black Walnut, Wyoming
county, Pa.
DIED.
BENHAM.—In LeßavaTille, Jan. 28; 1870, Mr.
Josiah Benham, aged 100 - years and 25 dap.
The deceased was one of our 'oldest and most
esteemed inhabitants. He eame from Coulee.
tient to this Place in 1810, Baty years ago. This;
Whole region was than a wildern e ss, with but :
hero and there a settler, who had made;
Blearing in the Midst of the forests. In his daye l
of strength, Mr. Besmust . liad done jus part to.
ward securing the impro vements and comforts'
now enjoyed. Be was a man of sterling worth:
Waved AliD, living, and greatly pisicA. Idled
departed.- , PON.
• I
,
FOWLIII.-1.1 Clark City, klissowi, Jan. 2-0,
1870, “eorge D. Fowler, eldest son of L. L.
Fowler, formerly of this county.
8311TH.- 1 4t . kix resigTien in Pike, Feb. 9,y170.
iflo - nio bmith, a — g;4 "
50 n. yeart; and 4 months,
At • ranting +bribe Maude fraternity, Of
which the detteased was a member, hold st Lo
llaysrffie February 12, the Slowing reiolntions
were adopted :
Wurazas, Almighty God, in His infinite ais
dom, h as removed frum'amireg Wl* by thehand
of death s our brother At BwrTu ; therefore
Reso(ted, That in this decease we deeply de
plore the lossrof a most estimable citizen, and
an ardent and worthy patron.
Besotted. That we tender .to the bereaved
family of the deceased our most heartfelt sym
pathy in this trial which they are called upon
to tear.
Resolved, That as an evidence of respect to
the memory of ont deceased brother, wo will
wear a badge of Mourning for the space of thin.
tY &Ps-
Resolved, That these resolutions be publish
ed in the county papers, and a copy thereof
presented to the family of the deceased.
. B. W. Lrrn.r.,
P. H. Boca,
W. B. litzvmrs,
committee.
. .
MCC= NOTICE'
Ncrrten.--Theie will be a meeting
of the Historical Committee of the Bradford
county Medical Society, at the office of Dr.
Matson, over Aspinwall's store, Towanda, on
Wednesday, March 9, Inn. D. Cam,
Feb. 17-9 t • Chairman.
PULLAISTHEOPY UNADULTIMATED.— 43
beg leave to call the attention of coat COMIIIIII
- of Towanda and vicinity to the Ppecial No.
lice of 315.-11. M. Welles in your last week's' tis
sue, wherein Mr. W. assures thepublic that he
Is selling his coal at actual cost. Mach extreme
liberality justly entitles Mr. Welles to rank as a
philanthropist of the " Pea "-laxly order (no
punintenled, because Mr. W. has just halo
dewed " Pea" coal). _
We sincerely trust - that the public—always
ggeennerous at such times—will extend to Mr.
Welles the sympathy and patronage-his liber
ality demands more especially . from the fact
(as he states) that his prices are made in "self
defence," and that ho thus sells " untedlingly."
We wbuld cheerfully assist Mr. Welles, by di
viding the market with him, but tos are com
pelled to make our coal 'business self-sustain
tog. This "splanatiott is due to thepublic gen
erally. " Waltz) Linu.
Towanda. Feb. 10, 1870.
•
of.CoAa;.4-I 'am selling best
An l thr i tt i coals at can and yard u follows:
Pea coal.' $4 25; Chestnut, Si, ON Stove and
Egg, $4 15. These prices are at actual cost,
therefore 1 - ciumot -pay bridge toll; also. In
selling at cost I do it in self defence and un
willingly. I believe that it is the interest of the
consumer that the dealer has a reasonable liv
ing moat. This erplanation 'z is, due to: coal
dealers - In Mhet parts of Bradford; whose buil
nen is injured by these prices.
Feb. 7, 1870. It. If. Wrung.
It always gives us pismire to, call the attention
of our ruders to articles of real merit. In-this
co nection, we advise ourpatrons who are about
riurelntse a Piano, Organ or) !leledeto
a$W.-Drrulms &Co.'s Music Store, at Tetrad
da„ before buying ebiewhere, as theta/ dements
sold by . W. D. & Co. arereally' the only. Ant
class in every' respeet. The Decker' Brothers,
Ballet & Cumaton, and Conrad Myers' Primo
lurrenow been before the public .fiw ''ttrenty
years and More. The Pelaubel& Co. and Ms
*linger Organs and Melodeons for sixteen_years.
plithem aro herrn to themlVU -PeIV-Mon
as it ti possible to make,' and are Oleg
the most entire satistaelkele all who have used
them. Oar prices are low, and will sell Pianos
from $290 to $1,500; Organs from $BO to $l,OO
Melodeons from $75 to /WO.' Shoff Rusie,..atid
Instruction Books for Pianos, Organs, Melo
deons, and Trudins, always on hind. To those
who wouldlikeimittraents tipmpther makers
not mentioned above, we sty, give us roar or
ders and you shall have them on abort notice.
Recollect, ladies and gentlenien, that' Professor
W. Drrnucklas had experience for over ,twen
ty veers in the above Dulness. Tuning and ro
paiiing done, if wanted.
; . • ; I • • ," Drrszum.
_
COAL, is CAsm—lt neither bought
nor freighted on credit; and while selling at
coat I hope my customers will not be offended
if 'adhere attic* to the role—" cash' with the
'Ater." Bend in your order early so that .1
neetissary I can bare two oe . M 6 days in
which to MI them. IL IL Watzs.
Feb. 7,1870. , ,
e5.,4111 kinds of ..Bpied . Raisins
currants vitron ice. ,At the , -Fadi
:BEAUUZ atter , At'
as. X9ll can, MVO M 01113 3, elk every.
thiamin our line 'at the Bed, 'White and tine
Store.Try_it, and satisfy yourselves. .
Sept. ft, UM Bauritirt , & RWOXIEVI.
•
. `COOMI7OI4 of
WitkewEarie, Pa., stem or sale the valuable
Heal Estate formedy belownit 10,-- KaloU
Whitcomb, decfd, situaiml, at Scottsville, Wyo.
thhi meaty; 1%4 shout 4.10 wee,
vibmit WI MI bahnee govdeell. well Gm
batik watammi i ,Se. The farm is on
door. nwmurdly
si codierdent -for business—worth 290,-
920:' ea he Add fOr SUM Terisauslyi
phi foe any one. . Deu 2, WM
Foß:Ssuc on- lizerr. - -A totuoi' and
lot; corner Fourth and Elizabeth 'streets also
for rent, croßlfining 12 rooms on Second
stre e t •, also two bitildinfe lots for sale, cornet
Second Poplar streets. Enquire of
Jan. Posr.
STATHi_ NORMAL SCHOOL, M.ANSITELD„
Twos Ca, PL—The second half year (21 weeks)
Will commence Monday, /an. 91,1870.
The third terra (14 weeks). wid commence
Illembly, March 91,1870. ;
Thee s for half year (21 weeks) includ
ing tuition, room-rent, Nei, oil, washing
and book-rent, is 192 lees 50 cents, or $lOO per
week State "app ropriation.- The expenses for
third term (14 - weeks) inchulifig same, is $6O
less 50 cents,or $1 00. per week State appropria
tion.
Day students are charged sloinc term (14
weeks) only for tuition and use of text books.
Board can bitobtained in private families at
$8,50 to $4,00 per week.
For catalogues, or any-farther information,
address
_ CHAIILES & VEBFI2 : I, •
Jan: 13, 1870
sib- We guarantee satisfaction in
all the work wo do. We cut, mako, and trim
clothing (or men and boys wear. -
NALtatue &
4 Bridge Street. Towanda, Pe.
WYOMING .CONIUDICILL • COLLEGE.—
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every man, whatever Ms future occupation may
The Wyoming Commercial College, establish
ed in 1863, and connected with Wyoming Semi
nary, offers a thorough and complete course 01
instruction for those desiring a commercial edu
cation.
Its location in the beautifurand historic Val
ley of Wyoming, with its canal, three lines of
railroads, and immense coal and other business
operations, afford rare opportunities for young
men desiring situations.
Our graduates are filling positions of trust all
over the country.. Young - men, have attended
this leititution' loon lifirsissippi; Kansas, Min;
newts, and nearly every State in the Union.
Our tuition - for the regular Brudness Course is
from fifteen to twenty dollars less than at other
Commercial Colleges, and pi advantages here
ere in every rowed onanryoued.
We offer all the aid extended by any Commer
cial College in the country to graduates. in ob
tainnmngg situations..
Students of the College hare all the adverb ,
bilges of the Seminary in regard to 'library, lit
erary societies,
he dor.
Tuition for t regular Business Course, 823.
Telegraphing in connection 'therewith, tlO,OO.
Telegraphing' alone, $25,00. Stationery for full
Business Course, 115,00 L Board per week. H.
Send foe 'Catalogue and specimens of Pen
manship: Address L. L. SrAmtre,
Prin.Wyoming Commercial College,
Sept. 23, 1869. King l 4" , Pa.
a T. by the pound, -caddy, or
chest, at_ the "Bed, White and Bins" Store,
Bridge Street, Towanda, Pa. '
Jan. 6, 1670. Mussel& jt Rrndswar.
sir Tobacco brthe pound or pail.
Red, Wh4e and Blue Stare demomit to dealers.
Jan. 6,1870. BROUALL &, REIXISWAY.
Tus, TEAs.—A new line of Teas at
the Red, :White and Bann Store, Bridge Street, ,
Towanda, Pt. Itaattnam & & DIMWIT.
FLOUh, FLotru.. 7 t 2 ghe celebrated
Oswego Flour, wtolosale and retail, chenper
than the &reaped, at tho. Bed, White and Blue
Store, Bridge Street, Towanda. Pc
Jan. 0, 1870. Bitintudiit, SrptieWAT.
Nair The next session of the Brad
ford County Teacher's 'Association is to be held
at Moaroeton On the 11th and 12th of Febtnary,
the exercises commencing on Friday athalf.paat
ten eckick. a.m. flees•:.
_ _ . __~oiv e 3dveieata~ _
H OUSE AND - LOT FOR SALE.-
Thefindereigned offend /besidee `'very ileair.
obis hcnuie and lot, situate on liana street; near
Lomat avenue. For particulars inquire at the
Book Bisiderh: Arra 1411A44w. Mala -street. Tots ,
soda, Pa. '
feblihrli H.O. whams. ..
VOR SALE CHEAP.4-A GOOD
1' Haase "and Lot, one'. equaie *can the 4 COurt
Howe. Mae of Lot 40 by MO,_ size of some 24 by
sag and good kitchen and wood-home adjoining.
Also ibarn On beck end of lat.-. For ND particulars
=re at the composing roam of the' Enrollees
febl24t
ALFiPAYOF VALUABLE HORS
rote SALZ.—llaving rented my farm for a
term of years. I offer for sale a span of young horses
sound anq healthy. Also • new double harness.
Prefer to sell the span together, but will otherwise,
notee•mry.; •
Ilicene r Ps. Teti. '7O. . IL TOWNER.
TVS SALE AT A BARGAIN.-
Anew dwelling house. suitable for a small find.
17, Size of lot 76 z 100 feet. Inquire of the editor
of this paper ro F. E. IlAltlill! mime agent.
AT COST!
The andiusigeueltrUl edible Wire stuck' of lied
Clothing. Picture Prams. at 004; also hie
lal7teigimk°" m humita it
Viati7 XlVl re"ce4
reix2, 1270„ JA 0.
D ISSOLOTION.The Pitu4if
heretteare sachtllntr between the
in the Made bushman. is this do dissolved by uni
ted consent. The Amines; will be continued at
Chamberlain's stpro by William Dittetch.
MUMS DITTRICII,
W. A. CHAMBERLAIN.
!eau 8. t 8411..
- FAIR wpwtpa.
- .
all
persone . tridepled to B.N. ote
or wo
a tnevLato wa b 7
nt WC to amain psy.
meet or costs wetbe positively mode.
Feb. 1. 1870.. B. N. ASPINWALL.
WANTED, BY 'THE - • •
,CONTINENTAL
LIFE IMIRANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK,
GENERAL AGENT Iva BRADFORD COUNTY.
and vicinity. A liberal aniogewieei will be made
witb • gentkenall=eaing the neemary qualifies:
Rena Can at as
- - • - WIBTIB nwituotaimeni, -
he at ebeetnut Bisect Fens&
•- • ,4 )11141D8 ) .GROOKRIES 4011 D
trathoom, ist *Womb awl Tuba at -
X all, 4 C. D. PMCIL;II.
F°l3 Joirial B gne l) ,
I hereby certify that I hare been acquainted with
II; Chi% N. D.. for thee twelve or Mean years,
and can truly say that he sustains a high character
In leis profession. and further ante that Dr. Clark
auguiqui an excellent, moral and upright character.
SAIECEL COLTER. It D., *.
Dr. Clut mild present general bitters of IntrO.
auction from a in
glotity of t h e prominent gentlemen
and citizens of riestern Pennsylvania, professional
oreglierinse., but space forbids.
•
The prominent public men of Beadfordeminty are
either personally or by reputation. acquainted with.
the above named honorable gentlemen. .
DR. CLARK,
PEOPERSOR OF'
ANATOMICAL PATHOLY,
AND EHTBICLUI Ton THE
EXVLUS,IVE.TREATMENT
Principal.
CHRONIC DISEASES
All consultation and- Examinations
of Patients made Free of Charge. •
Dr. Clark enmities and ekplains your disease
without asking any questions. if be understands
your can you know It, and cannot bo deceived. 'lt
he cannot tell your disease and bow you Biel without
askinggnestions. he does not consider himself tont ,
yetent to treat your, case. This is the criterion to go
op, and' paP..enta should not be witUded with any
other. This la the only direct and positive evidence
of my ability u a scientific physician, and by this .
standard 1 am willing to be judged.
Dr. Clark treats no cams unless conscienclouslY of
the opinion that ft can be cured .or permanently
benefited.
Dr. Clark treats no case unless be an describe the
disease and its symptoms • without interrogating his
patient.
Dr. Clark will treat no Chroinc Disease unless be
can explain it. character to the complete and perfect
satisfaction of the patient examined. And the Dr.
would here most positively state, that he desires MO
patient to take treatment* from tilm.'unless they are
Luny and completely eatielled with his consultstione
and examinations, which are made free from charge.
Dr. Clark bases hts practice upon 'the incontro
vertible law of Nature. First—That every, camas
has an effect. Second—That diseases ire Mint
prcducing effects er symptoms, and that every die.
ease has its own peculiar effects sr symptome, which
if properly or thoroughly understood by the exam
ing Physician. ma be clearly pointed out to the
complete satisfaction of the 'patient examined.
Dr. axles method of diagnosing -or etplaining
diseases and their symptoms is only the process of
rearming from canoes to effect. and bar bees ao.
glared by %borough literary iind medicalcoltste, and
alio by an almost unlimited practice. in rim - form
1:10
of disease to willeh the human system is I bk..
By thbi . process of reasoning . the r has ac
quired a regnitation and inccern in tees diseases
seldm attained. ' ,
Dr. Clark la making quite a number of conTenicut
appointments for the benefit of funlids who of mot
go a long distance to consult him. Patients will And
this. an opportunity rarely offered, find one they
shookt not fail to take .admntage of.
,the Dr. furnishes all the medicines. instruments
and apparatus necessary for the successful treat
merit of every care.
M}DICAL APPOOTAIRMS Efiß TEE MONTHS
OF JANUARY.' , FRBRUARY; MARCEL
AYBIL AND MAX. 1810.
Erie, Pa., Reid House, January 8. 9, 10, 11.
IPinabarg. Pa., llerelisata Hotel. Jan. 12, 19; 14, 15
fAxnery HUI. Pa. Medical office, Jan 18. 17,18, 19, 30
Altoona, Pa.; P. R. Hotel, Jan. 21, 22, 23.
Harrisburg, MI 11. &Hotel. Jan. 24, 25,18, 27. . '
Wellaboro, Pa., Wellaboro Hotel, Feb. 1, 2.9, 4.
Blossb , Pa., Exchange Hetet , FSP• 8.
Pa.. Manattekt Hotel. Feb. 9.
TtelleHoeu.. Ibilett's Hotel.' Feb. ' '
Elmira, R. F.Allathbint House. Feb.-11.
BRADFORD COUNTY APX.'OINTIIENTS.
Dr. Clark bu taken .parlors at the .Ward Mouse,
Toinaida. Pa.. and will bo theft on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday, llliday : and Saturday,
February 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 1870, and also
every Saturday during bisirlY in Bradford minty.
Ulster, . Monday, .- Feb. .
.21
Milan, Tuesday, .. xi
Athens, Ex. Hotel, Wednesday,
Waverly, !Amen. Thursday.
Barcl.
Saturday,
Towanda, •
Burlington, ' Monday,
West Burlington, ' Tuesday,
East Troy, . Wednesday.
Ttoy, Troy House. Thursday, .
Sania, ' Friday.
Tow ylv anda. ,' Saturday.
Standing Stone.. Monday,
- '
Cr'k, Tuesday.
terine
. Wed
Thursday, nesday.
Friday,
• tiattudaY.
Monday,
Bo '
Tuesday,
Waren Centre, Wednesday,
West Warren, Thursday,
Towanda, Saturday,
Ulster, Monday.
, East Einnintield. Tuesday.
Bentlerereek. - Wednesday,
Gillett s Station, . Thursday,
Molder. Friday,
Towanda. : Saturday,
Feauki =
• '
Monday,
West. 11, Tuesda
9. _
_ _
Wystuaing.
Browntown.
Monroeton.
Tomods.
' •
Leßoy, • Wendnesday. _
Etat Canton, Thursday, •
Canton, •Ventral.”. - Friday„
TowandaPun .
, - Saturday,
NiYer• nday,
Hemcindite -, Tuesdan
Stevensville, ' M Wed n esday.
=till, 'Thuriday. ,
, --• Friday.
•
Towanda, Saturday,
Burlington. , Monday.
iiintaitikiM.
... . Tuesday
Smithfield, Wednesday.
Centreville. Thursday.
Orcutt Creek, Friday.
Sapngay, '
ton.' Monday,
_
New Albany.. mss. -
New Era. Wednesday,
-Terrytown.'...! ''", Thu=din
rrifte7.
Towanda, Saturday.
Sheabequin. Monday, .
Scats Litehibeld. Tuesday.
Utchileld, Wednesday,
Mop Wier, -- • , lituroday: . :
Athens, Ex. Hotel, Itiday,
Towanda. . Saturday, •
Mourseton. Monday. .
Granville Centre. Tuesday
Granville Summit, Wednesday.
Alba. Thursday,
•
Troy, Troy Rouse. Friday.
Towanda. - Satutdal; . "
Dither's MMs. - Monday. "
Leona. - Tuesda,y, ' ..
Cobunbia I Roads. Wee d day. i,"
Auatineille. Thursday. ,1"
Tpinwall Comm, .
Saturday Pride/. .. .
wanda. ' ...
Rome. • Monday. , ~•
Potter/IR% Tuesday,
Rnmedivilis. - - WedneedaY. - "
Windham Centre, Thursday.
_ North Rana _
_Ftl4l7. ._
Toinasta. astards7, moaday, Tuesday. wablesilay.
Tltat 7 . INA Itids% 1/01 21; 22. Si, 23, IT.
IreVi.:l.
4 vita Eke Cbouti of Bradford for A. D. 1669: CR.
By amount returned einer&ard fur 1860
To Amount dna upon duplicates of 1838 and. i And precious years ' II - 364 26
yandonsyspara ' ' $ 7f,6_73 By amount ezoiumded to Collectors • 343 63'
To amount of duplicatesfor UM . 36004 03 ".. . percentage " " 1747 41
" " 0 Brosseasrateto - 77 37 " " Orders redeemed..,,.. Nato 66
" - " " " Ine3detital reeetrals. .. ....• MO 50 . ••... per et. conaufsakin an same 492 41
••" • In Trefuntry Jantilry I, 1839 . .... 1817 64 .. ‘4 1 .. " - on 934672 74 346 73
------- " - " Fald - State Treasurer 6405 20
139722 62 • ~ In Treasury January 1.1870... 4202 13
Told
. - •... ,
DR. County Oyders in account with tic Coss!, of BrdajbMier A. D. LW. ,
To amount of Orders Issued In 1859 524823 66 By am't of Orders redeemed ht Igo 11246.10
outstanding Jan:l,'q9 537 •• outstanding Jan. 7, IVO.. 557
OM
BRADFORD 00UN. TY,' NS
, .
We. the Undeudginsi Conmilseioners of satil llounty. do bereby . cmtify that-the above l• • true mud
correct Mateusset of the romeivels and expenditures of said -County from the frit day of January to the
tbirty.fret "day of December iinelasive) A. D. 1869. .
WitneAspliihemis-and se4of o.9lcost Tonnala, this 21:24 day of January . um co. - r
J. A. MOODY. 1 . .
EZRA LOOMS. 1 Cotoutiseioner.
J. E. nista, 1 -
Attest -r..-B. COOLBAVOU. Clerk.
New Advettbmwatii;
DiTENT 31ETALIC WHITE
WIZE CLOVIEB.LINES.—Warranted not to
rust wear, tare, ()corrode or injure the faked fabrics.
Is shay up and ready for use. The weather does
not in the least affect it. It will last for 20 to ISO
years, and coats but three crate per foot. I aut now
prepared to put the wire and guarantee satisfectlen
or no pay. If not called upon at your - houses, ad.
dress or call at Marshall Brothers. Hardware store.
C. L. DUTCHER, Agent,
Towanda. ,
Feb. 3. lEft
pREMIII3I CHESTER
r•.• , WHITE PIGS. •
Pure blood ,
chart helm. Durham. becou. Alderney
and Ayreshire calves Memo, Southdown and Cots
void aheep, Cashmere . frosia. Imported Strtlols,
Timex. Itericildre and Sefton ,pigs, Ina - all choice
breeds of poultry for sale..-Bend for circular's and
prices. Address N. P. BOYER'S
janl9,3m Parkesberg. Cheater Co.. Pa.
TO THE-LADIES -AND CHILD
IIET ATUE is
NEW mitziszne AND DRESS AND CLOAK
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
PArrnmei or ALI. THY Lamer drn.lts lots Sam
Rooms over Post Office—Mrs. Hoyt's old strni
HART A. WAOESIIII,
Athens. Dee. 20. 1869. Agent..
WILVIE TO GET ' THEM ! .
"
- I
FOR FINE OROCEIHES.
. . ' Go to MENU/ETES
•
Pi
SUGARS,
•
• SUGARS, .
TEAS, - .
...
COFFERS, - t
SPICES,
• SYRUPS, &c.
cannot b. excelled.
- Fin a very cboico article of
BREAKFAST TEA,
Go to MERIDETHS.
For COOKING EXTRACTS.
• • DRIED MUTTS
FINE CHEESE.. '
• SOAPS, of all-kindp.
ONIONS,
-POTATOLH.
' BEANS, r
KEIIOB.ViE..
Aud inlact ext•ry thing to lite Groccrylitie,
Go to MEIUMETUS.
You 'eau always Mid a choke article of
FAMILY FLOUIIi.
CROP,
FEED. .• -
. . .
• •
and CORN iiv ols. ,
At Um GROCERY AND PRHTISION sronz. of
' -. J. MERIDETH.
. Dec. 20. 'oo.—tf Main-et.. Towandaqa.
r:.
F y ,BROWN,
137- MAO EfTBI6E:T, TONANDA. A.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
• TYR4 I :7CFCEIS I I I :
The anbeerft;er rinpextfully &duration Aothe Fab-
Dein inniera/Diat he Mann hand a large and weD
selected stock -
MUNK • • IDIDICLNES.
- CHEMICALS. 'PAINTS,
OIL • • VARNISHES
WINDOW in,Ass,
• • DYE grurri •
• sm.
Mi poke* Patent Medicines of the din.
MI
10
"~ 11
PURE WINE AND LIQUORS
For Medical ',unclog only.
PERFUMERY
Fancy and To&tertian.
• Soaps of esarr description,
_
Bad mss, and Common dixmifirt,
. Tooth Bruattes: • •
• - ' Doi ailogreosobe,
•
IPooket sod rine Combs,
tied Powder.
Puff Bosse.
. .
Tooth Washes. -
And other articles belonging to the Drug trade too
numerous :o mentkan. liming the Agency of the
April i
GREAT U. a -TEA. COM:PANIC,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To iiarclumirs of goods 111 !bet. &Lay-
Physician gresdelptlotug end fondly receipts mu.
pouaded by persona thoroughly competent.' et all
hauls at the day at g ht
Thankful for Vs put - llbenl par:coke, - I re
spectfully solicit a continuance of the mine. OA&
ime myself tbat no effort shall be spaxA to make
my es tab lis hme nt second to none to this section..
. Dr.. T. I. Madill may be. consulted at th is steed as
buretufors. Y W. BROWN.
Jam M. 1870. -
THE THIRD TERM.OF
►• • 0n'741.7r 0 , - FEBRDADX 7. 4870.
Enfilitth Wenches. $6 60 to $8 cc Len
rumen extra. ~Extra charge fix reel.. Deduction
made Ibr absence of , one 7 fonrth tern when aimed
by Muds. -
Itannerr -
` • •
•
$2026 03
I AN 01717 t
kiss nun% scam.,
E; I:g
EMI
Legal.
A "DbIINISTRATORS
111 Notice in hereby Rican that, ail tscleht-
Sd to the estate of wnverio J. LAD ,latebf AThartY
twp.. des'ed, must' make Immediate payment.
and all persons having deigns against mid estate,
most present them duly antherettested for settlement
OEORiIE H. KENDALL.
Administrator.
Jim. 18. 1876
AUDITOR'S " NOTICE-4tephest
B um re. C. W. Brmia arid C. F. nr:W.,l:
No. Perember term. lega. In the Oourt of
Common Pleas of Bradford county.
The undersigned. an anditorted by mid
Court to distribute funds totm.W band, ailing
from Sherif a isle a defendant's real estate, will at.
tend to the duties of said appointment. at Ida once
In the borough of Towanda. us YBIDAY. the lath
day of YEBIICARY. IWO, at 2 o'clock p. to.. at which
time and place all persona , baring es on seal
money are required to present the same or be debar
red from coming on raid Stand.
L. /'. WILLISTON.
Auditor.
3¢12:25, MO-
A DMINISTRATRIX NOTI6E.--
.L - A_ Notice is hereby area that sit hided.
ed to the estate of . .OPHIER DAW deed. Lt'
Orwell township,' are requested to make immedi
ate psyment and all persona banns alums 'Oast
said estate must prsaint them duly antbentkated for
settlement- - DIIDICISA DAWEE3
Jan. lit
XECUTORS
Notice Is hereby given that all *sans, Indebt4
ed to the extant of BOBT-COOPEE, las of Wines,
deceased. mdreqne e 4 to MunedleSe payment
and $1 prim bs chinas wind mad estate moe
present them duly anthentlested for settlement.
JAMES E. coon=
szecuke..
ion. la, MO.*
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-BY
virtue of an order bawd out at the Oiphan'
Court of Bradford co., the undersigned. sin'istra.
tor of the estate of James Campbell . win
expose at public ode ou the- TIIVRBDAY.
31AUCII 10, 1870, at 2 o'clock p.m.. Me following de
scribed lot, piece or wad of land, allude In Litch
field township, bounded as follows:to wit: On the
north by lauds of 'McKean IleDowel and Joseph It.
wrpwn, east by Wm. campbsll, tomb by A. V. D.
Teed, and on the wed by 8. B. Calmer and A: J.
Layton, containing about 22 sena. Terms $5O down
at the sale and the balance en casAnnation of We.
CANFIIML, Administrator.
Feb. 0, 1070, " • ,
A .DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE:-
11 Notice Is hereby ghat to all peewee indebted
to the estate of /AMES WAWA, kte of
deceased. must make immediate payment, and ell
persona having claims whist said estate met pre
sent them duly authenticated for mettle:mut.
Feb. 10. 1810,
AA DMINISTRATOB'S NOTICE.
Soul'sis hereby Ores that all ladebt..f
ed tothe _estate of OBSATER WELL late of
Canton, dee'd„ are requested 'to man Immediate
mama. and ill persons haring dolma 'phut add:'
estate must present the mime duly anthentlested for
settlement. • • If. exam.
Feb, ;T. 1870 Adm/stretor.
GENUINE IMPORTED
NORWAY 04. TS.
SAMPLES ma Me TO FAILVERN
Front 100 to 120 bushels grown to the sere.—
Weighs - from 40 to 45 pounds to the Umbel. This
oats has been graft on aveq misty of soli: and In
every state of the Vision. with the most perfect sue.
oess.
The grain to Tars large, plan* and handsome, has
• remarkable thin husk. and :Vette earlier than the
oenuneivostiethet.
The din* is bright, dear, stout and not liable to
lodge„ Isredly dear: of fruit. ani grows from 4 to
5 feet blg
We turn both the White and - 111siir 'Norway, both
the tome pries sad equally productive. ,
Wei Will send buequert of the above oats to any
add:l,444;o4pda kw. " "
'Two quarts poet pa&
.. . - 3 00
One M e net by entrees or trelabt. 3 Co.
11
Half 1, 20 pounds,
I • 4 Oe
One bushel. 40 pounds, ' • • f r • to on
CANTION.-43.. We wish it distioeily tuiderstood
thst this is pot a' night oda, weighing 1$ to 32 lbs.
raised in New 7/180014, sad sold reader the name of
leeway, but imported seed,, every bushel guess.
teed to Aweigh 40 lb, or the rehtudoi...
Samples (AI both Mode seat free for • three cent
stamp. *WI circulars and testimoludie. Address all
ceders to ' X. P. 110138 it CO.:
lutl9.3in Partesbarg, Chester Co., Ps.
EGGS OF PURE BRED FANCY
POITLTTtIf YOU HATCHING
We have on hand the largest aid besteeleetion of
Fancy Poultry to be found in the ootuatiy. Y.
amt ._
try: 7
hosed tei
feloee,= a the coon
. N. P. DOTER k CO..
Jan Uri, Par . Mature. Chester Co.. Pa.
_ •
FIRST NATIONAL -BANK,
or TOWMA.
CAPrtAL $125,000
SIIIIPLUS V11XD...-. ... 40,000
Bo* offen
. 1715M1L PACIIISMS for tha
sofa , ;
GENERA4IBANKING BUSINESS.
- _ •
nrnatzerz PAID DEPOOTIS
R Accolu:66 To
AGOCKICHT.
CA/Z G!T Couicnoi VI Nun..
Parties 'tibias to MD nova - to any part of the
Vaned Ratan. torlool, baud. Scotland. or Via pin
dial cities sad taints or; Europa, as here procure
drafts to that wpm. f - •
•
'• .PAS.S4BE r#crErs
To or from the old country, by but 'tamer or 'ail
inn hues. ahem en tont .
Enfants motronsonta as s zipFap L7q. G
Hiehat Primps:dive U.S Da,b, Geld amid Saver
Z. N. mars. Prial6ent.- N. N. INNTIL
Togands—lnne la. IVS. • Cashier
at VIM PORK, HAMS AND LAR
IL D
COIVIML & MIGN
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HERR PARE.
Adagniatrator