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falba .14portn:
LOCAL AbiJ)'
le- See eard.of Wteitukat k Brats
u another column. -
ser Sir switch engines are now.
ntployed at the Waverly Yard.
Imo,. A new time table went into
thm on the Erio R. 11: on Mcoulsy' last;
se . We direct attention to the ea
,,rtifement or Lela Stint's. Several errors De
urred iu itttait appeared last week.
ser Tiiiiothy Seed, Seed DrilK
I'Lthttx and SC:ed Sowers, with wheel rakeWt
i aelintent if desired, at S.'S. Bliowswes, Oiwell,
z , .
tom. Conit convened on ;liondn,y,
Jud g e dlosnow presiding. We hxro riot slopn
for any of the proceeaings thix/ireek,
; icctbent entire in onr next iskte. _
- •
soy" " Emma Conioa " anti f‘lipt- -
- Bram:: are the names of the two
engines
just put upon the roabotween this :place and
Waverly by the Call , Creek Coal Company.
v 3. The Frill Creek Coal Company
; ut their first intin to Waverly on Wednesday
vcoing last. The train consisted of sizty-Line
w ears, drawn by the "Erastas Corning."
te... M. H. COBB, editor of the Day,
cialadelphia, late editorot the Agibrifor,hasyad
icrenue increased several it lately. - Twa4
hau'n't received a copy of the Day
gam- One saloon keeper in Troy,
rnAs. cons, did not apply for a license at the
ort•- , •Dt term of court. Let the temperance
their liberality and fulvlity to pried
'.l • hy patrouizing Mut.
Z
0116. The contract for carrying the
rui ft.rn lionr,rr. Ferry to Lime Hill,bas been
~‘,:inlitd 10 THO3I.I.VCCIIOSSIN at t 75 per an-
From Brun - Mown to Wyalueing, ro Geo.
leis sr at eta per annum.
•
Vii - " As the .spring, trade opens
0 1 , 111(,, 1111.11 should provide thenisek es with
t , tll and letter heads, cards, envelopes, Are. We
tzt.t them upin the neatest style and at the very'
t prices. Call and examine specimens.
DAVIS & KFENEII have
',ova a conatbidions store on. Main street, and
H.. 1 a Bout and Shoe establishment. They
bath brit-class worinen, and we fed per
••! ~Taident I%ill be gill patronized. They
• t tautly donut .• to I.c.
Vadvso Csnos.-1V& are now pre
paled to print visiting earls as neatly as they
.111 I \milted to the city. We will print fifty
...mt., with name and addre,* fur one dollar, or
inn d fur one dollar and fifty dots.
' , cod in your orders.
AS. To know where to buy good
at reasonable Flew., is tiontething
ineit all ar anxious to learn. One visit to the
PurrrnsoN .1' KINNEY, PATTON 4 B Block,
..or, ince the mo,t slieptieal that ft is an
o.s.,,sari to look farther.
ace fiat your life insured in; the
• 1.1 ez Hartford. Conn. Theyhave just
;aid another Oahu insured on the half note
nett' deducted from the payinent.
I 111,„ I C. S. El SSEICS agency. IL A. Bur.-
•tuulgiug from the " rim wade
Store during the past few days
attending court, we believe that his
; ; .Ih-Li n ent i< lw.con.ing ns well known to the
~rmunl the county as it is here. One
n. 1%111 , atisfy an:. one that CUAVILLIUII
- his bn.iness.
I'e•rsous desiring• to purchase
-T• ,;, will -arc trouble and expense
• ..!I .1. W. 131,11111., the gentlemanly
h nip tiel.et agent of the Pa. &
R. also fin nislns accident tickets. and
• • l , riel , •nt man buys one before starting on
..1,1, i,,neney:
L . ', Wt• are really plcaht-4 to leant
Ht :s r hueiletitlFYl to re-opel her
hobo:. This El . hool pret•ent,
equal nny atnilar institution in
.• nnil In,. 10 be liberally pat
• , .1. W.• hope HIT may receive blial
durin;.; the present term as will
lo'r bo inabe this much needed sebool
ti' A. beautiful frame coutuitting
liketa.ss. s Ha. nteuds.r.. ui
Ho, CI 3. - has been plactAl
l'ourua S liutul's Drug Stun!. Tin work
xecuttal by HttanNo N 8114 re
. c tauch art dit upon Hair Ni ill as artists.. II
hbould be pri/ed
aupan.‘.
ME
Thy• «•uuds opposite this place
, • : “:1 rn, "rt Stititlay last. and ha% e Levu
;:f ranee. IVliilc the 1,2tac.10 prehented
i• i, really nrainl. it seeing n great
iii: bounty of the mountain stile
-.r and ps•rsons godly outnong
11r , shonl,l hr pytnishetl.
L :11 is MADI--11.0Sit of the
gum tothl t made at Podunk, Mass ,
told Portland. Mc. An exchange sus that the
1.c.. •II 2TUIIIVI I t used ate Own Tragicintb,
Arebie. lierin and Fat. Any kind of fat,
cit that olitaine4 from dead horses and dogs
t• trol, and the rthole It hitened i.e an article
• htthy to be named.
„m om There are two things of which
....hda now stands in great need. Thu first
1,, a new public school-house, one that win moo}
occessitims of our rapidly growing town.
nit, other is a live, progressive, practical man
tale charge of the Collegiate Institute. Such
msm would soon build np a school here that
übl net Mtly pay him, but would be greatly
ia to lb, whole community.
Amotig the purchases made
le-rc during the gast week is the. " Tannery
Residence - and lot on Road street, to Dr. W.
IL Frau:n, of Towanda, Pa., for $1,200; the
Mrs. Laverty lot—about five acres--on corner
, f Road and Carter streets, to sane for $1,600;
the West Brothers* tam, containg66 acres,
mile front town, to same for $l,OOO. Dr.
LA t Lit and fanril expect to locate here in a
s 1, e 1 Ls. when he will devote ltia attentiondlo
nuproving of these several properties. He
:teat ~f -ergs and rattans lecChaws. -:.Vorth
'• L (
Humr Mix ham just. erected
Tar,t. complete stable we have ever seen.
TLS st,ll t' , .r his Harobletonian is about ten feet
• itt,r,, land v.ith white oak, highly finished
Fr”rn this stall a nindow opens in
..:Tiwro are ah.4o six other large box
In tales loom for two or three wagons,
piaer for trashing Carriages. The upper
•t, 'mane. wont for s lirge quantity of hay
stray, zrae end of the building, entirely
Ile, tr d pith the stable, a conttuient
hot], f-r the accommodation of a hostler
•,- 1” ti!ted up. Mr. Mix has combined in
—'abl,• the Meas. lioNNt - n, Wrtcu, Itts
, .11A1
l'arner. and horwmen bliould call and atu it.
.1 1 ,,, ‘ h ulk soy alteration world improve
litav i 6 another MO: story
fa‘or, the rest of the world with:
1 inn_ lady there met in eon:patty ••a foWig
-• I Ina ho et hiontl had an excellent opito
..t I)nrit,g eutivenettion he intro
,,,, 1 th , kubjeet of matrimony, and expatiated
• 1. 4011 up.,ti th, load of wife he expected to
that ilk. if ever he should take the de-
• •tcp. Tla.lion , ,red lady must be weal
. scoumplished, amiable, a good
Hdg.• of tt.a. and by the way, that reminds us
tlidt fillri,our enterprising grocery-
iievv jut o p vzlet a large invoke of Vaal,
, unipribing every variety, purchased st rates
. vhi , ..11 enable them to sell at lower prices than
gil.tlit7 ran 1.0 I. , :.; )! zir el•nwhETA.
1 4=alresTaF,Arth=
isa , The ipaiatea .
gaol The dose attatitiettpaidby the Wilms" .
tor,f4 Pro Ikon* ecqstitu,a4 bighltnt
meniiii lean: 'Aaaatax,.thatiii
Derr, than anrinean 7itla of Con coda
The Toului,da Gag . oompany
are pestling *bp.. Thifoundatkii tee their.
beimageoinditte excentioi tbr ',the tink,*re,
nearly completed. The espea lo v be aisle
fundsbrfbYthe *Mot Augluit; 714;bilAck
the Coll,l%CtOr, ie giTing the *mit
atter=. The officers of the Company are--
P • 4-7,,T. Eamon% -
becretarY and Trolamer—Cmas, L Tiucr.
Betperintendetat:4l. P. li*arzuso.
• PszsoNAL.7--F 4 . '3. -.Cateszu,-, late •of
this place, has engaged in the grocery business
with his brother at Waterly.
—, bOtrOusa, for tnanyyearsitector
of 'Christ Church braids place. has Jturtmaigued
the reetorahip of the - EpiscopalAurch -in Co-
Lancaster county, ,Va. We hope he
maY,llml it uoureMeut to,pay us a liaitlefore
ti*hig &twit acirtheipartah. " • -
1 --Dr. Entsirrr halt mowed from.llur
liwt, on to Wellsburg, - • --. •
—non. thisig MatnEn, ono of Ulu MOSt prom
iuent and wealthy Inert ,of
died on • Monday evening aged' 68 ' years.
He had been a resident of Binghamton for about
fifty yeare.
--B. S. Rusessis and site are in town.
--,T. B. donsiox, who has been employed for
several years past in the store at Barclay, is
now.a clerk in liceans & Mali store. The peo
ple from Barclay will be pleased, to meet him
•
-411.7hTUS LIM IS, of Wyalusing_lcuclishilli call
ed at our sanctum on Tuesday. Mr. L. is now
nearly 83 years old, and possesses to a remarka
ble degree Ms mental and physical faculties.
—Hon. P. M. Osmium - it and H.Esar NEW
MAN, of Tuukhannock, were in town on Mon
day.
—Drs. FALY t TRACT, flarlingOon, have formed
e . .
' —Dr. Duar.sitatr, Loltaysvilia, advertiacs
to extract teeth without pain.
--fey. E. Dtuutouutts luta rentot al front Miltle
to CUMMOWIII. •
Tho Fah. recently hOld- in MEE
CEICS Hall, fur the henetit of the Catholte church
of this place, has green decidedly an eminent
151ICOCHi. Two thousand dollars, over and above
all expenses, have been reali7c 1. This result is
certainly very gratifying. The ladies having
charge-of the respective tables are entitled to
much Praise fur their skillful management, and
the becoming and elegant manner with which
theygierupnlonsly acquitted themselves of the
saervd trust confided to their care. The con
gregation gratefully appreciates the untiring
zeal of the kind and amirnplished lady, Nis.
Wtarrox, who presided over the Fair, and -di
rected its entire movements. Huth praise is
cspecia4!'-due to her for her constant and
watchful attention to the matter, and the ad
mirable tact and talent which she displayed in
its organization. A liberal patronage of the
good people of Towanda and vicinity was gen
orally extended throughout its crontinuance, but
on the two hist evenings the largo and spacious
hall was literally packed with a pleasant and
happy community amen, women and children,
who seemed to appreciate fully the fancy and
useful articles which adorned the occasion.
Every one present appeared.tobewell pleased
and highly edified. We noticed some who were
really genertitts Wen to a fault—if 00 it can
be called at all to give money liberally' to the
worthiest and holiest of objects, namely: the
liquidation of the debt on the Catholic church
in Towanda. "liarstield,” the A-eyy beautiful
young horse, which was presented to the Fair by
Father Toynn, was contested fui by vote, and
. our popular townsman, limits Mennuos, out
ran his rival candidates, by foUrteiii hundred
and ninety-three votes. .'t committee
,of die
gentlemen of oar most worthy citizens. particu
larly noted for their integrity and honesty of
purpose, were appointed to take charge of the
polls unit to sec that equal and impartial ins
tic.: be administered to each of the eatiaidates.
Thu polls closed precisely at 11. o'clock,
P. M.. as had been previously arinonuced,
and dndfe r.vilsoss, foreman of the committee,
in a clear, audible voice, made the announce
ment, which was received by the nisembled
multitude with great enthusiasm. The ehival
rens name of “Elartifield" is covered with mill
tary• glory. English royalty quailed in his pres
ence on the plains of Limerick. Who knows
but another SARSIII34. ere long may bear in
triumph the "Green Flag of Erin," anti hum
{ ble proud England even ti the dust? •
"Theo hurrah : for thy nsyn, who, -.heti dam
gcr is nigh,
. re found iu the from, Itsiking &Atli!. the eye;
!mall! for the nien who kett Limerick's wall,
And hurrah for bold Sarstield, the bravest of
I all!"
But, Mr. Editor, 1 west r, turn k. II Athjetl
and conclinly this brief notice of our really suc
cessful Fair. and perhaps on wane future ovea
ei. a!, I may trespass on the eolnrans your
valuably journal with a full amount or .• Kars.
11,1.1" :,.,d his world-roam - nett Irish brightly.
'ELT.
SUNDAA-Scif9oL INSTITUT/I.—Ptlntl
net to 'mike, tia :411'May-school Itmtitut
nt the M.E. Chnreli in Smithfield, Mole
day evening, April 23. 1870.
The following ntinisteril were prevent:
Offer, T. 1.. Weaver . . C. L F. Huwe, P. DeChut
and W. Statham. her. C. L. F. Howe ill the
chair.
Do.otional 11 Lc ISt:v. T. L
Wearer
. Lev. M. C. Dean, who nas to deliver the Open
ing addrese, being absent, the large and atten
tive congregation, representing the four de
nominations in the place, was addressed by C.
J. F. Howe and T. L. Weaver. The speakers
dealt with the practical points of the Sabbath
school—Se magnitude, its importance, and.nith
clearneas and power showed iinperritively the
duty of all to sustair the same.
Services closed,nitli the doxology and bene
diction.
Tuesday •uiuy.—The lustitute at
nine teckck, C. L. F. Howe in the chair.
Religions seAices conducted by Cyrus Offer.
The subject, "Sunday-schtiol Institute," was,
plainly defined to the a udienee by C. L. F. Ilowe.
The " Work of the Sunday-school" was pre
sented by Rev. P. DeClark, who read a finely
i
ilritten essay, alluding to the origin, progress',
nil present work of the Sunday-school, after
itieh the subject was - briefly discussed by oth-
Ts.
Rev. C. Ofler gave au. earnest, practical! ad.
Eil on the "Relation of the Itianclay-sehool:t9 .
the Christian Family," followed by remarks
trout ethers.
"Itelation of the Suuday-school to the Church,"
, as clearly wt forth in an essayby W.Statham,
followed by three-minute speeches.
Mr. John Miller discussed the subject, "6'l4'-
day-school Arrangements," giving some apt and:
Selling illustrations and zeal. Promiscuous .te
narks were made liv others.
Adjourned:
Afternoon ecbion commenced by - • niiiging
`raver by P. De(lark.
Question box then passed through the con:
egation.
rhildreds )Itrliay.--Twu animating and in-
Feresting speeches were made by T. L. Weaver
nd P. DeChirl.
The sparkling eyes of the children slumcd
hat they were delighted and LeneGted.• Sing-
lack-1104rd exerases conducted by C. L. F.
totte, 'were decidedly interesting, stunting the
Amportance of the nse of a black-hoard in school.
An nddress was given by Mr. John Van Kirk
on lhe ., gtibjtvt, "qualification -and Duties of
Sundsy-sehool Snlicrinkudenbi," folhmed by
brief remark.
Mrs. C. IL Statham read an 410111. Y; Subject
Model Teacher."
C. LF. Howe . conducted the " 3lodel Les
. on" exercise, which was vets instructive.
Adjourned by singing.
£rcning *ion.—Devotional eitrelik. by J.
Van Kirk. •
Question box opened. A iqiniber of impor
tant 7ittestiGns satisfactorily answerlid by C. L.
Rowe and T. L. Weaver.
" Philosophy of Teaching, was taken tip by
L. F. Howe, in place 0f..11. C. Dean.
"A Teacher). l'replistion,' by T. L. Weaver.
e speaker alluded to the kind of preparation
required and the importance of securing that
needful
A few questions Here again answered, a fer
vent prayer . offered, and the Institute was ail
learned attli the doxology and benediction.
We cannot give an adequate idea of the In
!stitute in this meagre report.
Mrs. C. R. STATELIN. Rorraire.
wimmintamtuatano
PAiAL_AOCIPEXt I ' mossylieti
IMilf.F.Akmw ierill" mit. W 095
*Ma cast4ron grainnate sid initan
et itc7"!ellqrm of the WTI% (*WIWI
bloktirikAiiithroiiiiiatiii Wyatt tho rcd
loi, when It craitheil Mix produeing death int
-11”t(4I*,-,, • • ,
- I
• Aarlifeteo4l' &axe; - owns of the
'Mimi goalie, is twins down a portion of ,the
builibol for - the purpose of Misting &largo ad
di** kik sway!. P&L &di/AU:A .I M be. / 05 .
fait loastin. as fresaikiinktloo' Wei r '
And will transform tho hotel into large and
onninedioni - nai.'.ll4:iiminieinent win be
welcomed by the trareling public.-- , N. T. Gas.
A NEW FTLI.D or LA,Bou.—lin
ur B. aturzur, ofthis and: well known
'to our citizenry having: enteral:l'W ministry,
his accepted a call to Use paritcoste . of the Con
gregatimuil 'at Penn. for
which igaceldarself and *mak 3ook..thei;
' paktum yesterday.: We regret parthigwith Ur.
Gruourr and , lady; but while called upon to dii
so, wo can rest assured that they take with Own'
many kind remembrarice.s offriends left behind.
Mr. °MO= 13,11 Man Pf *Wang north and In.
togrity, and as such wo wish him success in bis
new field of labor.—Weedsport E )
.
16:.E: ' Rtaso:ts -is • erecting a
large and comm94.l4ops IMO for the accumract:
dition oniniiiirs to Watkins Glen. The ltai-
Lino Express eayit . : ' "
• "The structure--(lesigiteil by Mr. bEatit.EN,
the noted architect of Ilrinthingion, D.C.—is to
to bet:Mira the moat fink no, attractive and re
ally beautiful, though somewhat rustic, build
ings imaginable, resembling in many respects
the Swiss (total I t . _
.
" l'asiengers,.iftet, the pr esent week, can ride
to and from the'llouie, by horse power with
out e.hange of ears,' and all the foot-p aths lead
ing thereto, and as far, beyond as t he ,`Cathe
dral4 will be in the best of order. The formal
opening of the.,Mountain Rouse will probably
take playa. as early as the 20th of nay.'
I=
Onreta.t, Hut.—Lost, strOva, sto
len, or vanished from our midst ono "JOE RA
vp,„" whose cononiudeations have hex n perused
Willi a great deal of interest and enriosity for
the last few numilis. • Any information respect.,
ing him will be vi.ry thanhfully received by the
Many anxious friends of Orwell.
We have quite exhausted our inquisitive pow
ers. The Metropolitan Hardware has been
most thoroughly searched and -explored; from
thence we crossed the road and very earnestly
solicited "Jtarnv" to tell us if he knew aught
of him, not knowing but perhaps be might have
accidentally stumbled upon him in that trip to
the moon that was imagininly taken by him ;
but no—he candidly asserts that ho saw noth
ing of him; so we are obliged to continue °kir
search. Our next thought- was to inquire of
our late Comity Superintendent, 0. J. Curt.
PIECE. We go to him with deep anxiety depict
ed on our countenance, sod make the same in
quiry i Do you know aught of JosErn? He
very decidedly answers no, and as troth and
veracity are marked traits of his' character, We
consider that quite sufficient, and centime our
search sorrowing as those without hope. Din,
O! JORETH (if your eye should happen to rest
t(pon this), if you but knew the anxiety you
sere causing your friends in Orwell, you would
)ipdisguixe and reveal yourself to your sorrow,
big friends, that you may not be the means of
bringing their gray (?) hairs with sorrow to the
grave. OsE el" Tut ANXICTS O.
May 2, 1870
CANTOX.—Mr. Edilm• : In the shady
dews of night and the smiling sunshine of morn
as well as in the noonday glare, I have been
taught that
"This world eau never give.
The bliss for which we sigh ;"
but never really felt this truth with such stun
ning force as on :the— scarcely know what to
Call it—once upon a time?—wheu perusing the
epistle in the Agitator purporting to have been
originated or "borncd" by our psychological
friend, U. C." AL, yes! my teeth they chat
ter, chatter still. Just think! that giant lie
described is slain by a disciple of Dr. estx - IN
Etisox, who, hough six feet in height, gravi
tated to the lively tune of Vi pounds.: That
striPliog I)svin is nowhere:, neither am I who
had holwd to 11ayc the privilege (and hout.r.
too,) of tfammitting all the news, except the
telegraphic, to our journalistic notables, and
through them to the people at large. especially
to our suburban cronies at Troy, Granville, Bab
ton, Le ite. But alas! this expected
bliss has led me, like the follower, .if the
the:wisp. into difficulties innumerable. Would
you think it?—the styles in which I have wrap
ped np the bits of "local" for your columns are
said to be just like everybody but myself. Each
villager seems to have his . i.Wlb opinion as to
whom " Nan VI" is or may be (and I have mine),
but people won't believe the truth "in relation
to the matter." I had a: presentiment a short
films since that has troubled me exceedingly,
but the reality troubles Inc (not any one. else)
numbly more. C C he, this .Igib4foi. epistle
throws a clop shade neer me, so that I must
needs cease to wield the pen therefore top hat
tips to the public. ••f;. C." lives in Cantod ( the
it,, on lop): what hr don't tell (hi bjib74.i. is
not north knowing. You can copy from that
journaland save sou r : foolscap.
eannot say ',n} - thing about the three nagon
shops that Avert; burned lost tvt-Llt, a/though
thy were eanittl on by titre:, different parties,
lILALEs4 Ntrinit,s, and Smut. MULES had no
insurance, t,nt the ethers were well insured. -
Cannot say anything about the big steeple
just put .on the top of the new sehooblainse,
nor that report without a foundation that there
is dangor of thn building falling iu.
Yon lilag bear from toe sometime through
ono of the boys. NEIUT.
3lat• 2, lire.
SUSQUEHANNA CorYn - .--Thb llemo
(vatic County Committee, which met in Mon
trose, April lgth, electnd F- B. HA VIES ltepre
sentative delegate to the State Convention, with
power to substitute, and C. M. Om: and 0.
Ham. Senatorial conferees to confer with those
of Bradford and Wyoming. The chairman was
instructed to call the Convention on the Grit '
Tuesday in September.—. Rep.
—A few days ago, Join; ItyaN, son of JEW=
BUN, of Silver Lake toutshig.while at a chop
ping boO;cut his right foot nearly MY. Being
a left-handed chopper, he and a right-handed
chopper were together cutting off the same log,
when he slipped so as to bring the full blow
,of
his and directly across his instil'. He had just
been warned of the danger of chopping in that
manner, and has lost his foot by disregarding
the warning.—Rtp.' •
—Father Marmots, of the Friendsville Cath
olic Church, returned' from ;Albany, last Week,
with a large and finely toned hell, which he in
tends having erected on the church in Friends-
This is the only chnrch belin that
cinity. Father Marriscmy is ago ahead young.
priest, who has done much towards improving
the church and church property there since it
has been in his -charge the past year.—Biag
hamlet, ,Loyuler.
—Montrose Lodge, • 1.0..ef 0.F., celebrated
the fiftieth anuivemary of the Order 011 the 26th .
ult.
—A correspondent of the Republican; sieak
ing of the early settlement of :view MilfOrd,
says: "Old Deacon WARD, . father of Al'it.t.t.tpi
Wean, ticeessed, and grandfather of Wittiest
C. Warm, now Justice bf tho Peace in ?ew Mil
ford, and of C. L. Warm, es+, of. Towanda, canto
in about 4807. FLIEF4IAN Iluxtms wasin beforo
I caner; then we'd back'tod i hesltire,Conn.,
but returned to Nesr i Milford again in 1804 or
1805. He lived eu the road from Summersville
to Lawsrille. He had one son, Furmrsucs, and
tiNodaughteri,E . :ristst and Ars."
—Court has been held at Montrose the last
two weeks, Hon. Part. D. llonnow, Of Towan
da, Bradford county,'PreAdi'ng. Judgc Mon
now was the law partner of Hon. ULssst s Net
formerly President Judge - of this Judicial:
District. lie is much like Judge NuWm, and
the manner in which helms conducted the busi
ness of the court has given Universal satisfac
tion. Gov. Gnaur could not have made, a bet
ter appointment. There pill probably be .no
opposition to his : electionnext
Jnm•na! '
- (Mr duagr i , Hon. i scz. D. - 31onabw,
has been bolding Court at Montrose the last
two weeks. lie has given general satisfaction,
and will uo doubt reeeive the support of the liar
and people of Susquehanna county for the posi
tion he now occupies at the election. next fall.
-Northern Pentaylemilan.
E, 3lrramm.,- of 3lontrose, was one
of the flee ladies who were admitted to the
practice of medicine by receiving a degree from
the Wonosn'e Medical College, of :New York; n
eatly. Mlu Mrrenzu was a nurse in thorn.
ion army. fluting the rebellion.
ISOM
JOHN tAbo ge4446l:of,
brbwitheir. :
_4** B ev ' UAL
roniamt, - Kr.:',ueogpa. alma, of Tweeee
0 47) .'
i„At
Toner, 010 ' ' Born an d 31101 Z
,111441 *-
CLAilitifititibt 3 llllllC
• itiOr brICF4 1 0 111101 k.R.4:1",
; •1, otpantOn, lutdies.‘ 11;. , , :
RICRB-41RER."--tht the 20th ult, at the reel.'
&roe of the biideVretherin Rertletinia'a:';
by the Rev. J. D. Reardon,- ; Mr. George 8.
Hicks to Mice Susan Reed.
11171tRAY—CROAR.—In Towanda,llay 1,1870,
by Itev. P. Toner, Michael Malty and Mary
Cronlc.,
•
DI4VP„
BUBSELL-At North Orwell, March 80, 1870;
.Neirton A., son of Austin and Auer-Bnssell,
aged 81 par!, 10 mouths, 21 days. • g ,
sKitt April 1070, 'rho 611.1iar 'of.ld3
`age, &mire L. Biggs, of Leßoy township.
ItOIIINSON.—In Franklindale, April 24,1870,
Lindon D.llobinsop, aged 28 years, 11 um.,
I ~4 A -1 12 P 417 1 ‘ LW- : :•.f.••••
Mr. Bonrseoz was found among the Agav e. of
111 st Awing Ilia Orr -• 414 gclod' ger
vice for our country in her strnggle—Was per
mitted to swell the shoats at vietory over' a
. avicked enemy; but has so soon yielded to the
last enemy-death. Yet, in this trying hour,
'.through themercies of-'miring-Christ, ho did
realize that " death Was
_swallowed in, vi 0...„
totir," and that 'there is' everlasting ltapphicail
:in reserve for the faithful. Da closed his eyes,
and calmly waited to hear the voice of a Jesus
say, "It is enough—come np , higherl"receic
,ed his discharge from this war, and now shouts
with Anse :Who trough their Captain have'
gained Mc victory. O. 8. TRANSUE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
•
sva. Tn - Lon GOllE,Merchtpit Tai
1, lore
ORANGE COUNTY..-Fvu, BWOD
Ilannt.L-TaNIAN TUartl:CotiTALLlON.— . .rhis sea
son of 1870 Will remain at Kingsbury Solo
mon's Stable, in Towanda, on the same terms
as last season. with olio exception, to wit:. tier-
Tice of two mares belonging to one person, 1100
to insure. JA31113 RUTS, _ .
Care of KingKbnry t Bolomon
Tuwanda, April 28, 1870-2 m.
I=l
EARLY ROSE POTATOS.—Do ltot fear
to plant freely of these truly valuable potatoes.
At thisilate—Mayo—they are unequaled for
table use, being; very dry, mealy and of tine fla
vor. The Early ]lose is of goal size and form,
very early, productive, a good keeper, and,- in
quality, unexcelled. See my. prices •ebsewhere.
• M. M. Wm.r.r.s.
1 SLERCUII'S BLOCti.—GLOVES AT
sl,so—Leica: SUAWLSTATEST FASll:lo:ol.—Mins
BRANDT informs her patrons that she lute just
received from Europe asupply of Jouviiis
Gloves, which she eau offer at $1,50 at retail.
Also Shawls and Barlomi in Lawn awl Chummy
Lace.
IIRANDT calls especial attention to her
fashion plates and patterns. She r e gularly re
ceives the Berlin ' , Bazar" (the original of Har
per's), as well as the Paris " Moneton-
Hodes." •
A fine stock of latcst Mats and Bonnets
alisays on hand. May 4, 1870--tf.
•
M. Remember Dr. Clark's ap
pointment& His speciality is chronic diseases.
He is at the Ward House every Saturday, and
also on May 23, 21, 2.5, 26, 27, being his last days
in this county.- The large number. of_ patients
examined mid treated by him is so well - known
as not to need mention. We Pan if nn invalid
call on him.
Fou SALE.—Faiir prime cows, two
-yearlings, one sow and pigs, one t liarness.
.T. W. litiatiat,
May 5. 1470. - top.
ttE56 it does not follow that because
we are tearing down part of our stole, we are
not in condition to unit on our friends When
they may call on us.
Onr stock is as large as ever, and we shall he
happy to show you our goods DOW as ever.
Your respectfully.
May 5, 1870-Iw. • WICKHAM if
EVERGREENS. —"lf. M. 'Welles has
nice ones-fur sale. See Iris stock uppo.itc Dr.,
Pratt's.:4ll)6l2B, 1871)
EA1:1:1" ROSE POTATO.—A.Seedlitlg of
the Garnet Chili. In productiveness and earli
ness it takes first rank among the early varier
ties,, and is the roost popular potato now known.
Neter before has any other variety become so
widely and poptdarly known in so shorta time.
It meets with unqualified praise everywhere.
Ist size, 50 cents peck; 51,50 bushel; t 4
per barrel. Second size Potatoes. 30 et 4. peck;
$1 per bushel : f 2.25 per barrel.. A barrel cun
t:lips lb.. or 22 lin:anis.
ft i,„, No excuse for going dirty
seven I,US of soap for 25 routs, at the IZed
White and Bine store on Bridge 4t reet • r
March 10, 170.
iI L .Y • Second-limit Sewing 318,chilies
for sale-at a bargath by Wickham it BlfiCk.
At m',.liar hine Neeales, Oil, Thread, silks,
f're. April 28. 18711—If.
•
NiW 3 [1:110WiT TAILORING EASTA 13-
ussuEsr.-:1111.5•srs. Taylor ,t Dore have open•
ed. in connection with their Clothing Store, a
Tailoring Department ; and having secured the
services of a "first-class cutter" andcompeterit
workmen, they arc now prepared to mike up
work in the best stvlo anti latest fashions to or
der. Having just received a sew and fresh
stock of cloths, they are prepared to offer bet
ter inducements than ever before offered in To
wanda. The public will find it.to their advan
tage to give us a call before - having elsewhere.
Remeniber we warrant our pork and guarantee
good tits. Repairing done on short notice.
March 12; 1870.
Wednesday, .1161 12,
between Powell k Co e. Store and Northern Lib
erties, a Gold k Jet Breast Pin. The tinder will
he suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
McCabe k :Hit's Store.
tro - 1T HE LAST CALL!!
All persons iitiltpied to we, either by note or
*mould, will.have cost to pay if not-settled by
the Wth of flibi'month. ti. N. zlser...m.u.c.
M. Miss E. Brandt announces
thatalie mill open her establishment for Milli
nery and Dress Making on Saturday, April 2,
at No. I Thavnia Block, entrance one door east
of Merour's Bank.
'A careful study of the details of her business,
united to considerable experience, encourages
Miss Brandt to hope that those who confide in
her skill and taste will be fully satisfied.
She respectfully solicits a share of the patron
age of the ladies of Towanda and vicinity.
Mar. 31, 1870—tf.
Ittr A, Howie, to let on, Alaiustreet:
Possession given inamediStely. Enquire of Dr.
E. IL Mason on the *premiSes, or Of W. C. Bo
gart, Esq. Mar-31
•
Se" " Towanda " 1 y Ali- wa.-ga
Chief, ho by' Rysdyk's llauttolctordan ; Ah-wa.
ga's Dam, hell Brino ; Bell Brine, by; Bellfonn
der; " Towanda's" Dam, Vermont black Hawk,
Grandam Messenger, with 'black paints, very
darkhay; over iql - handa; confing three; no-colt
more promising in •all respects. "Towanda's"
fee, $lOO to insure, payable f.or made satisfactory
at the time, of service, and limited to fifteen
mares. Season from the first of April to the
first "of November. A. Mares not proven in foal
may be returned the following season without
charge.. Thollb front a ; iiitantv,:will be &acorn-
Modated with the best of more on liberal terms,
at the risk of their (miters at, onr new stables,
MIK R Moxrkin..
Towanda, Fa., March 2541370.
NOTICE.—TheOrd- County
Medical Society will meet at 1)r. Mason's office,
In Towanda, on Wednesday, May 4, 1870, at Pi
o'clock, a.m. IL 31. 3loonr,
Y.. P. Atli, "41. D.; See'y:
Its— Crackers-manufactured daily
and for salli wholesale and retail, at the Dakeri,
first door north of Ward.lionse.
March 1870. D. W. Scan & Co.
FOIL • B. 0001.110.70 H, • of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., offers. Cr arie the 'nimble
Iles! Estate formerly belonging to Salon=
Whitcomb, deed, situated nt. Scottsville, Wyo
ming county, Pa., containing about 450 acres,
about 75 improved, balance good soil, well tim
bered, good Water power, dc. The farm is on
the river,:good buildings, orchard, never -fail
ing running water at the door. Beantithlly
situated, convenient for business—worth $2O,-
000; will be sold for 512,000. Terms easy. Bar
gain for any one. Dec. 1,1869.
Vir We guarantee satisfaction in
all the work we do. We cut, make, and trim
clothing for men cud boys wear. .
11. Haunts & Co,
Bridge Street, Towanda, Pa.
Nom:E.—As the Ontud Division
sill hold a aesaion in this place on the 27th
ibis desired that every member of the Di-
WSW]) of Sons of Ternperauce in this place alkali
be present at the regular meeting on Tuesday
evening nest. _ •
sei. The Cascade Mina determined
to compete with western four.. Now sell at re
tail, tram from the c•.hoice winter wheat of
our own soil, at the bare cost of the wheat
and its manufaetnre into dour. No profits• to
middle men or third buds. No charge for
handling or Ilse of inviter: For cash only. -
3(arell 23-tm
Irian the N. - Y. & E. B. IL Convenient to
school, chnrelytc. \For particulars in
" 4441()w. " ":141 \
s P r i ttilinit.
Litchfield, reb.7,18 - •
-PEloure fiTaillkitax-Amoor.
CcomansioL-i-The annual OmtasSenAr-..the
you Mg, baseisrat iliertdornly,Tailein
Wedneaday and Thursday,lnsel4,zls \ and 16. -
George H. Stuart, Ent., is espeoted 'to preside.
Each thuiday-seboot in the State is invited to
send tiroornstredidenstes. tPastorttof eintroh
es, "Superintondents Sinidai.aeools, and
prominent &today-school 'workers from all part,
of the State aro limited to attend and partial.,
pate,
Our Sonday-siehool brethren from otberfitatce
ire also arrdially welcomed. It Is requested
that lb* naMes 'oft** . IO Widitect to atkiat.
shall be sent:to Rev.; Thos. H Robinson,. or
John M. 13iiyferd. Secretary, on or before the
first dir ofJune sit it wit& sr. =many for
those whowoul d mill themselves -of a rodeo.
Hon of fan on the railroads,' td primme excur
sion tickets before leaving their homes for . Har
risburg. Tho committco of arraugementa..Will
JuSenre orders hit tiekets ibeill.whonotHythem
In ticee.to do so andfurwartl them._ ,
Berea of entertainment will bh prodded "for
all who givokilne notice of theireMuing. •
• • T. H. BonmsoX, Cles.
.1. 31. Ktvrouo, ficey. . •
M!. Observe the price list of Cas
pule,gal7. »t winter wheat lour :$825 per
Freshj Pronellea at Cowell &
Myer .
a Green Peas by the qtulrt, at
CO Fcll & Myer's. 31nr31tr.
•
Guns EfOrEß.—Th'is seaisou I offer
the finest assortment of Floweret over fonnd ont
wide' the city, embracing Fachtdas, 'Geraniums,
Heliotropes, . yerbents,. Roses, ornamental fo
liaged Weds, which I offer at prices,within
roach of all levers of the boantiful."Also vette
table pants in, their season, and all the better
sorts of Grape Nines. • A - • - -
All kindtof Garden and Flower 'Seeds froth
the most reliable seedamen, for sale at McCabe
& Mix's Store, Meronfs block. Catalogues sent
free ou application.. , .
:Orders front tmlutiwnoorrespoudeuta, Unless
accompanied with the money or Satisfactory re
ference, will be sent by express C.O.D. No
charge for boxes or packing. Dot:plots and
Wreaths made to order. 11.utur Mex.
Towanda, April 28,1870. '
New Advertisements.
CARD.-J. P. SINNER, THE
...LA_ Fashionable Boot• Maker, formerly of Scranton
Pa., and lately at Woodford & Clark's New" York
Store. would inform hie manyfrienda and the public
Remotely, that he has not left town, but can always be
found at the New Rout and Shoe Store of D.tVIS &
KEENER. No. HS Main street. a few doors south of
the Means solllC.Tovnuula. (live bhp a ca.
apr.27.'70. —26 J. P.. KEENER.'
B. _A. PETTES &
are now receiving a full line of
DRY GOODS,
MILLINERY GOODS,
INti NOTIONS
Just bought in New Ica at the
present low prices, and they
arc determined to sill!
AS CHEAP AS - THE CHEAPEST
ltnil bee: them on Main st., up-
rosite the Court Home,
I'l)\\'ANl)A, PA
_11)ri1 20, 1570.---If
Pt) LL CCU
LINEN DEP•ARTME\T
• Having taken advantage of the recent vcrp con
vdderable reduction in the prima of elt
LINE N GOODS
L ARGE PURCHASES,
Arc eruibl,Nl.Ao offer the
BEST MANUFACTURES!
Trout 20 to 30 per cent under former pricer
PArticulAr attoition ix caneWto ouritbs.rtniont of
DINNER NAPKINS
TADLE CLOTHS,
In %inglc awl double Damask.
• .!
PILLOW LINEN
LINEN SHEF,TtNos
!Opt, au avgaut stoct of every. description or
WHITE GOODS
EQUALLY CULtI.
,VONVELL MYRR ARE SELL
-44,../ tag TFA reep cheap.
D RIED FRUITS OF m ALL KINDS
A FULL STOCK OP WOODEN
Ware, at C. H. PATCIO3.
7• '
iSH PAID FOR HIDES WAND
zussk -,lgnvica!Atatirmrs.
Ftol3lt, FEED AND XEAL
ehtiap. at k SIMS
~ ~~4:.
. „
TA. - I'l,4C)Rir 80' CO;
IiICH JAPANESE SILKS,
By tsu4Ling,
UZI
*F r~
IMMO
tfa
•
OP
'''` • - "`• ii •
Nra NG..GO DS
• •t!...:
! JUST,- RECEIVED:
.•=;.,(Y:.. •
LOW PRICES.
,
„, „-,, L .0 ,W., ,r,11,1 . 0 114 i :.,
LOW PitICES
ELEGANT DRESS (OOPS,
FINE BLACK SILKS;
IRISH. 6 AN D FRENCH POPLINS, ,
_
AT MY
LOWEST ,PRICES
SELLIN( i
SELLING CHEAP
SO CHEAP
SELLING
T H T
THIEVES
I
t It. A . 311 E D.
B.T E A - L
We sell the celebrated
" BUFFALO ALPACA."
We sell the popular
' HORSE SHOE ALPACA."
We hell the Sill• Finished
" BEAVER MOHAIR.i
THE PITRESI
SHAWLS OF BLACK,
AND Till
MOST DURABLE FABRICS
THEY ARE .ACKNOWLEDGED
TO BE THE MST
ALPACAS E* ER IMPORTED
OA.RE , IO I I I S,
OIL, CLOTH&
MATTINGS
.k • •
A • 5 ,
A It
PAMEBS,
HATS AND CAPS,
AM OF THE
LATEST STYLES
LOOK . AT
EXAMINE THE QUALITY
OF OUR GOODS.
COMPARE
OE • .
I'HICE;S;
WHERE YOU CAN
EEO
TAYLOR & CO
J. W. TATLOII, Towanda, Pa.
SPALDThiG,c
D. P. norm% ) April 21,1870.
wow rmir.
- • •
c'
••-•
L' ',1 1 ,,,, A g0. ••==:•4 •
• ';;;••• ir -
- •
•
.
We - take ; pieasue,i, in ai!louncing
the arrival of oarAei*. •-• •
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
SPRING STILE'S -
SPRINGITURS ,;- -
SPRENG STYLES
SPRING STYLES
COMPRISING
comilmma,
NEWEST
NEWEST
NEW EST
NEWEST
r i^
CHEAP
The mart,rt affords ',elected vith ogre byyveri
' ' crieeti men Itiit& trade. ..
We hale all MI beet And itvittitfac
tttrers geode stilted hi the voute,
LADIES, MISSES A: CHILDREN,
JA%IES XI: llijitT'S GOO.DS
M E N
Our onn Ilanufactury ii in full blast and are
prepared to make to order any kind of work.
log the public that coI shall take more pains than
ever to Diem them, and- invite an , °lamination of
our stmt. '
— lffareV3l7.l67o.* EV:44PHVEY BEOTHEIL44.
:pOWELL . "& CO
SP - LENDID: STOCK
0 A. S
I JUST OPEN ED =
IT MK ItEDUCED PRICES !
Mown BRUssELm
P.NGLISH.TAYniTRIEs
Together %ith the
(REATEST 'V A RETY
- SILIII4 - LS
MATS, RUGS, MATTINGS,
Two - 'fourths, throe • intuit's, timr • fourths, fic.o
. fourths, six•fonrths and eight•fonrths of • 1
DIFFERENT QUALITIE S .
.
EASE AND_ eto OR T .
BLESSING} OF PERFECT SIGHT
OUR STOCii.
There lenot'dng ao rainable . as perfect sight, and
perfect might can only be obtained by using
PERFECT -SPECTACLES!
, The ,illfficully of procUring whklt ie. well known
—,1103:41t.5. LAZAIIVS Sc MOURN,
CICCULLSTS AND OrTICANS,
MANUFACTIMERWO THE CELEIitATED
I'ERFECTED SPECTACLES,
Hare, after years of experience, 'esiierimenti and
and the erection of costly nuichlr.erY, been enabled.
to produce that GRAND DESIDIDIATI7M;' •
• . PERFECT SPECTACLES
AND
BUY GOOFS
Which have been sold with IthUmltt'd sittlifoettott to
tho wearers in the Western States dnring.the put
fifteen gun.
Those Cetainted Perfected Speetaelea never tire the.
eye, and bat many, lean without change 1
Memos. , rAZARITS k hlOllli.L4 kiiTh appointed
JULES HOGUENni. dealer in Batches and Jew
elry, ma their solo agent for Towanda. PenlekAnd
vkinity. April 14, 187
THEM
ChK-iP
THE FARMERS' CLUB
811a7 coax is.rrtz BEST or
it is early, eitry productive. ease elegant ales and
shape, and in boiling Astra for a longtime:
Mallow le eciatnpusial, batvp.aery ssoonisa‘aieh
AzillensulpTry it and Mb. Sea , far sale the
friar/or 13
at C. B. Mara Towanda.
April . 1.70.
pmml
[Mel
i ,
x>
or
i-
BOOTS and SHOES
BOOTS:au4 SHOES
BOOTS and S HOES
BOOTS - apd !WOES
COIIPRISLNO
-COWinio.o
and . • . BEST
and , BEST
and J BEST
and • BEST
GOODS
t. 3.
4 % . GOODS.
GOODS
GOODk
tt ith a [aril lint; of tht, eelvbrat,tl
D BO
cn11.0 , 14,21.A1att,,,V.m L. ib;.in
V.T.,T. NEW,
ECM
THREE-PLY
EXTRA SUPT I
gl:TE11.
i\l: Ji.lltl.
WOOL DUTCH,
VENETUN,
NTE'NNA,
OIL CLOTHS ~ \
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT,
'
n - ••• --
uo mg, gps..sell
El
:HARDWARE, DION, 'STOVES
Ai& the attention of builders to their
large stock of all Icindti of materials
and triMirkiigli;
- •
GLASS,
SASH,
,;.P~l~ti~,:
We )hive the sole; agelicy cif
BUILDING .PAPE)R
1100Fri0. IND
IN.SIDE. FINISH.
It, is used in place of p! tering,-and
with it and W. it, a wood house can
be nnn.le waknier than n brick one
Deetiptive Orentars sent any
addresg
COOKING STOVES, 1L &C
On hand nud
I•N Git EAT VA It ETV
Comprising til'.
V 3I E li, ICA N,
• ,goltil -cOmAPNioN,
CO-OPEIt.cTiVE,
iNI) ,t!OS3IOivOLITAN_
All of :11'i! • especially adapted
for, the I.lc of woodi ac . well lls coal,
and the
(k)LDEX -PitINCE
3LIGIC sHumn
IttinO3rott,, other
coal only, and a - variet 9 of exceliod
.
WOOD COOKING STONT-Eti
We , invite all
. IVis'Ong to pureln4e to
giye u a eall-4
Qid itiifl Intirrieti folks will
tina ps hen4quarier. most
HOUSEIiEEPIN6r . GOODS,
TN; wooDEN & STONEWARE,
SILVER PLATES GOODS,
KNIVES „IND FORKS,
LAMPS, BRUSHES,
B D ',C. A . (4 E S4+,
We 24611 as 'usual keep •a large
vr f iety
.IARPENTERS,
BLACKSMITHS, COOPERS,
lIVIIPS, kc
FAR3UERS TOOLS
IRON, STREL,
HORSESHOES, HUBS,
SPOKES, FELLOES . 'THILI4S
1p large quantities.
Tho.tinware Rohl by us is of our
own mannineture. and we are deter-
!Dined itoi - jo be excelled either in
quality or, elicapnea,i
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, FRUIT
POCKET CUTLERY,
It*RS, SCYTHES, •
SWATHS, HOES,
Will.find . our prices as favorable as
the more remote markets. • .1,
Thankful for the I,latronage of the
yeak past, *a shall iii the future, by
kNeping a goal stock.. and kellirtg at
close figures; endeavor to merit
.its
continnwice. .
Codding, Russell & Co,
Towanda, Mich 2t 1870
IMALEttif
LOCKS
LIME,
CEMENT
MR
4TI4:IiLIN(
IEI
initterus -(01
huelt :1••
EIN
ME
Deafers in
Ace., ke.,
-$.10113‘
_313
.
DIEENISTBATOWS NOTICE-,
Nein* la:hereby Ong tbst altompos.
ea to the eaten of MIDI We et
Home. deed.. are reintedpiA
411 7.ffs
o*Yreett. and aft mama "rid
estate nenekpreeentthe on ent Ani for
npellroiTo-
A ounoniorcattxrencr.—
, „.......,,,, mOl - . ligeteit
in tie estate at A. .7.
ckyaainA, must man boapallalle- Sad V
persons baying aid= apical' 'ref
scut thew fli!lgautbingkale4saraliadalobt;4 ' . :• "
1117.217.7 enter
' Ineit ili.igig: . '''. s. : ' . . agimaidegs:yr.
-•
E • Eeli ONS'f .- 31-01 /0
Notice Is beret?. •11.1 bit penetut Indebt
ed te the estate‘leteeillMillteld,
deeeeedignireqclueseett PRELP
to nuke teettedtgr h eat.
and e
harineetatmsaptnieseld meet
preceut ikon duly authenticated tar eittiesueit. , ;
Uhlt4nr nEXCE.-
11,. lOW
AA D'XINISTRAIORS
?rattails hereby given OW ell ponsite Indebted
to the estate at Nereus Itenerter. We , Iliddleld.
tsp.. doceseed. are requested to make Innediete ra e -
meat; snit all persona bides eildese 1011141 . R id es
tate must be sresent.the state imsierestiaasid tot
us
settlement.. MOM'
- IC- litahll74
" _ _ Adudstetrelan..
April 27, IFO
p3IINISTRATOIM NOTIGE.—
...Notice bo herebyßlroo that NL.•liomP indebt
ed to tho Mato of JAYE A: BROWER hie of To
wanda.'doled, musk wake tinosedlote pym of,
and Ail Snow brilog (Urns sous& aid ea h'.
Must, rearm guntdalf arentkated;for setilescnt
27. WO= r Aolistrdstgotor.
voncE.—Whereair,-ray wife J.
.
:c.l: Igo Wimp lariatiabosad Unison jut cause
or provocation; Ads into notify all parsons not to
harbor or trust her ost ary? account as I utapay nu
tlebta of her contracting aftercd
• .T. TLS'.
Per Jaa.Gruge, Agent.
March 4,');1870.,•••••1m-c.a9.29.
VXECU TOR!ii NO.T C
.1-4. Notice te hereby shwa that alt peewit Indebt
ed to the: estate' a is: L."--111008; kte of Leney.
deceased, are. requested. tomake teneadtate par
menta;,atulall perm)s tuning dal s aa se =lll.3d
eotate MIA present them 'duly _ter
sett:omit, 201711317.. •
=MEN STONE., •
Elm:tom
April 21; Psi
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TOTICE -IN. 'BANKRUPTCY.-
Tilifi Di TO on 150TICE: That on the '...oth
day of April: A.D 1K o.a Warrant in .13inkruptcy
'eu biased against the estate of JOHN HILLIER. of
the bormigh of Troy. in the county of Bradford and
State of ,Penzorylvauala, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt. on his omi petition that the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt to him or for :his use. and the trans.
Dr of any property try him arc forbidden by law :
that a meeting of the Creditors of: the satal Bankrupt
to prose their debts, and to choose one or more as
signees of Ida estate, will be bedsit it Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Gem of E.:OVER
TON, dr., Terwatulz,Ti. before E. Overton, Ja,Eaq..
Register. on the led day of irate, ALD. 1110. at n
o'clock. a. in, A.MERDOCE,
1. S. Marshal; as Heasenger.
3Dirshare Moe, llttsbuig April 98:1810—I t
Beal Diati for Bala
VAR SALE-A FARM OF FIFTY
1. Acres. within CA Borough Bruno, suitable for
tillage tOLA. Inquire of Charles 3Lercuf. at t.h.
office of tin Fall Creek Illtnualiuma Company. (I',a -
awls. Pa. YCb. 28, I>,: t!
IjOR SALE Al - A . BARGAEC.-
Lows:. sultaLle fur a
Slit ul 1 ,, t 76 x 1011 Inquire of Mc edit,r
cr thl.4 papor to P. E. 111M1171 express atria.
TWO SMALL
fiALE.—One containing C 5 aerva.btl Improved.
agnatc4 within 80 rata of Darlington borough.. The
other on HoMon - Mill, containing V) - acres. wall tol•
proved. inquire of C. V. Manville or flab.
April .1870.
v i Ann FOR SALE -LIS- SITUA
1. ted In Morn:, towturldp. Bradford rontny.
loiniug L. Rockwell, one-Lail tulle from „Monroe
Ow main road to E.W. Ilale'd. comi c.
jim 15 acres. 13 improved. with a good Lou.. am'.
barn and a.m.. fruit then_lin: the property of
3144111, tß.reased. For further informatlou
on the prentioe. , : -
March ,o-3ru , ELIZA 11.‘411.L.
TAIL ABLE FOR SALE.- -
The undorgigned jxoculor of Lorenzo CoLllne.
dereaeod, Offer., for pale &code:its farts, grunted in
ono toile, an • muster from
the doimt, the Huserw-banna rilirr. containing Ito
arm., all iroprow•d, and In a rood , state of eolttra.
tiou, ri , .ll,aut,red and good fonrea, and' a good Mon-%
einarry. 'A Leg.: varioty of fruit trees, two ifoo.t
fratno.l 'guilt., two Lams and other 'necessary nt
buildings tlo-reon. For furtlior retieulara
on the preini....• or t., IPAVIThliftOl5-.1
Ilrowntourn. Mar. 21.'70-41.^ - • Exceed 11.
_ _
PROPERTY F! it
enyLkp.-4.hrtu g Win-health the nuch•r
signgsl. offers for race cheap a good Bonen. Barn.
.Wagon and - Blackamitli Pbop. with. about V; acre,
of land. • Two good wells, a drtern, and plentfr of
good fruit trees thereon. Thin property to 10.=i.. , 1
in hboehevain township. Bradford county, Pa., 011
on the 'liver road, and near a good school and
church. Po.session given immediately.- Yin far
ther partioularn inquire of .the proprletOr. • a W.
Vin..etit, at 'Towanda Agricultural Wurlo., or Wm.
Snyder;Sheahequin. Pa. - 'fi. W.VD:CENT.
l'eb. S. lent.tf
F Altlf FOR SALE.-A. GOOD •
Farm. situate in 31Iddlebory township.
'flogs county. Pa., on Crooked Creek, about .
mike from the Tillage of Tiogs. and on the line et
oho propimtu4 railroad to Wellaboro, known as tb..
Clark Cole farm, contspg . 3oo acres . To be sold all
together or in parts.i Three tenant bosses, thre.•
barns, besides the 3Lausion house, which is one of
the best in the townsktp„ with plenty of good fruit
en the premises. Tercets easy. For particulars in ,
quire on the pimaism or of J: D. Potter. of Well,. •
born. or D. L. Aiken, Tioga , March 23-wS
.4_ / i VALUABLE :DAIRY FARAI
FOR i•A fillbtAl l iberil Offer for 'sale }li t he
tine Dairy - Estrin, situated two Milt% east - of alT4:11,
wood, • 31cHeriry Co. I ll inois. Said fanti contains
three hundred a nd t went7 acres choice land, describ
ed as follows : 100 acres choke timbered, 100 5q.... ,
6 , 1? p,
meadow, and' acres under the Wow. Gek7sk dwet.„
lingbonse and uildinga, large cattle hire 301cA.
tb
and good horso . The finest being springs in
the countryi ru g through a commodioua sprinc.
house. Is cola lo of keeping 73 cows, and is only
11: Tulles front bbottsChseao Factory. Terms one.
half cash. Wan? in easy. payments et G per cento
}term ce n
terest. s -H. 31. - Geroald. It. 8. McHenry.
Greenwood, 3 llettry Co.. 111., or P.S. Ayer, Sheshe.
quIn.AYER.
. May-8, IN - '11..8. ATEP,.
TOWANDA COAL YARD
ANTHRACITE .12iD Barmzors
The undersigned, hiving Italie*/ the Coal Yard and
Dock at the old •• Burley Basin." and just completed
a large Coal-bonne and °Mee upon the xasetnises, are
now prepared to furnish the citizens of Towanda and
vicinity with the difrertmt kinds and sizes et the above •
mimed coals upon the moat reasonable terms in any
quantity Motir•ql. Prices at he :Tara until further
native : •
Large Egg
Small Egg
Stove
Chestnut
oltarelay '• f.uxup
, Kiln of Mines....i
Pine or BLlckrinith
The following additional charges will he made 1 , 4
delivering Coal within the becoughdiants : •
Pet T0n...50 rents. Extra fur cabyrng in. SO cent , .
Half T0n..33 •• •• 23
Qr. Ton .. .23 - • • " ••' 23 • •
t?' may la~ left at the Yeti], currier of BAH
read and Elizabeth Streets, or at U. C. Porter's Drug
Store. ' • .
Ila... Orders moat in all cams be accompanied with
the cash. WALD Jc. DINT N.
Towanda. Now. 2, 1643—tf. -
R.. M. AV tajAE.S'
NEW IAYa"--Y.i.Rl)
BEST
_INTEIRACIZE CO:1 L r
al ail tilueA. further nut e
IT=
Small 1:4.e:: or N 0 . ,: 1 4
Stove: or ties. 3 sod 4. $ I 25
Chestnut; or 2io. 5
; The following additional charge will be Made
delivering Coal within the Borough Omits:
4,7 r Leave Orders-at my Coal Office, li*o. '3.
curs 'New Block; month stile. Orders rated in all
cue be accompanied by.the cash . •
Tricrendailtarch WELLEs.
IV 7 GT IC E.-By MUTUAL
agreement, the Arm of /doges & Ftlierls dee
solved this day. The Wiping department will be
carried on hereafter by G. Magee and t (butte"
shop by E. B. Fuller. Thmieful for peat pet ro na/r.
we would nspretirdik solicit a. continuation of
ISAMC. and perfect satistiction will be guaranteed.
GRUM 111&011,
E. O. =LIM.
Teamptuun, >larch 24, lii7o=w3
.;
G=ALL AND - E E
THE NEW STYLES Or
SPRING MLIJM - EllY GOODS
AT 311 M GMETLN"S STORE. •
Aliereyott auniot tail Lying plesistairitLAlß
GREAT 71RIEBY OF "BONNETS, 11178, • E7l
rxices tO suit all -customers. Do not forgst ths
plate. No. 2, South Print • •
, ItERCC*S NEW 'BLOCK, tOW/NON. P.►
April 6. 1870,;Im
TARES.% = ]LASING ; PATTERN
CCTIINQ Asp PITENG In an fashlanaltdt
styles on shorrnotlen. BOOMS in Mercnea New
Block. Matn•st., over Porter k slrbys. Drag Mom.
MRS. H r OABVIN.
• Towanda. 4 1 , a., Apn7-11,1M
A SHTON SALT PUT UP IN
largo or ipit4 garrAlthos a
Hap C. D. PATCHY.
WIRDS.,—OHIO, WEST BRANCH
and Orwell Cover Seed. and Ohio Timothy
Seed for sale at •
March 4. no. .. W. A. ROCKWELL'S.
114ACKRREL,' TROUT, Winn"
/IL Flab:poiUsh and liftrziag._ 2 ,
- • . . 31 °C.46 l lrk 311 i•
ALL KINDS GROCERIES AND
Vervideve •st wheinsie and total. ei
lig , V. V. VISES'S.
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