zgraiford_ gOidn:
LOCAL- AND fiENZ'RAL;
s ir Summer 000018 just received
at TATLos ,
j A fine assortment of the cele
brated 11.&E .O. just receivecl at Tuina CoN.
sir TAYLOR
,tt CO. have just re
ceived the fluUst Bieck of Summer -Goods ever
offered in this vicinity: - - ' .
There are six' candidates for
Vie Repnblican'nomination for Sheriff of Tbegs
,onrity already in the field.
se- Miss HA'rTIE KNENs will open
her singing school for children in this place in
a few days.
Bs- Tho new Masonic Hall in
Tunkbannock win be dedicated to-day. Qttite
a number of the fraternity of this place will be
EMI
so- The regular quarterly meet
of the Bradford County Convention of good
Tomplara will be held in Boma, on Wednesday
and Thursday, Juno 22 and 23.
Wt.. It is said that a man who
w•as Realml by the Indians a short time since
is slice and well, and carries the "trophy" in
-his pocket. This fellow is not a bit hankr
than the man who always buys his goods at
PArransos h Irmarfs Grocery Store. ,
Vg. DECKER, the furniture man, is
doing largo in:mitten this season. His man
lier of driving things seems to please the peo
ple, and his prices defy competition. The . 4-
esT bedsteads aro to be hall only at his estab
lishment.
• SrRPRISE PARTY.—JAILES LOCKE, of
WeUshom . , was 80 years old on the 18th inst.
ills five married daughters, with their families,
surprised him that day with a visit. His wife
i. 77. They have been married 57 years. Few
indeed live such a lease of years.- -?toga
~•
rte' A boy baby, about a week old,
nas h•ft on the steps of J. 0. WAIID'EI residence
en Monday night last. Mr. Bonne sot, who
gives in the basement of the house, took charge
of it until the Overseer of the Poor could make
smile provision for the little waif. No clue to
its parentage has been discovered.
DES. The Presbyterian General As
sembly has changed the boundaries of Synods.
The Synod of Scranton now comprises the cone:
ties of irliean,- Potter, 'Brigs, Bradford, Sus
(inehatina, Wayne, Pike, Monroe, Lehigh, Car
bon, Schuylkill, Luzerne, Wyoming and Sulli
van. Most of these counties were formerly in
the Synod of New Jersey.
tar Naiad, No. 2, will hold a Fes
t:yid in Warbles Ilall on Thursday and Friday
evenings•of this week. Strawberries and ice
ereanilrill be served. This Company has re
c,ntly been reorganized, and the proceeds of
the entertainment will be devoted to liquidating
the debt incurred in procuring uniforms, fitting
lip their room, %c. We hope the festival will
I. a sours.
Some one attempted to enter
the residence or..lona W. !anima on Suriday
night last. Mrs. M. was awakened by the noise,
and called up her husband, rho got to the door
jut in time to see tho raseal turning • somer
sault on the sidewalk. On examining the prem
ise. in the morning, Mr. Nuns found a cap,
elieh may lead to the detection of the would
be lsirglar.
Seniors ACCIDENT.---Dr. D. D. SSirrit,
dentist, met with quite a serious accident a few
darn , inee while engaged in soldering a plate
over an alenhol lamp. The lantip exploded,
broiling the Doctor's face and hands in a shock
ing manner. We are.glad to see him out again,
and trust ho may soon be able to attend to his
practice, which has already Itecom6 quite ex
unsire.
21ICSSIN. FATRMAN & FIELDS, of
Elmira, have just placed in the post-office one
of their advertising desks. The disk contains
2s neat bn4ness cards in gilt letters on plate
;lass. The frame is solid black walnut, and
Las a writing shelffive feet long, prorided with
stationary ink-stands, pens, hc. Besides be
ing a valuable advertising medium, it is a beau
tiful piece of worknianshiri. We cheerfully re
commend Messrs. FAIRMAIV at FIELDS as prompt
business men, and fully able to performaU they
celitraet to do.
lir The Cortland Academy at Ho
mer, N.Y., will hold its Semi-Centennial Jubilee
on June 23, 1870, in its new and beautiful build
ing. The Alma Mater wishes all of her chil
dren who hear of this to consider themselves
especially invited to assemble frum every quar
ter to celebrate her Golden Wedding. Those
eh° purpose to attend are requested to send
their names at once to one of the following
committee: GEO. W. /Irtsnro!in, M.D., CALF.II
inEEN, M.D., 'TEMA,: H. tismentn,
trZ- The Bradford Baptist AsSo
elation met in this place on Tuesday afternoon
last. Rev. JAS. FAILICEB was chosen Moderator,
lid it. M. Wini.u:s Secretary. The opening
sermon was delivered by Rev. /Ls. Pansaa, of
the Columbia and Wells church. In the even
lloV. D. D. GaL; of the Wyoming Associa
tion. preached a powerful and practical sermon
on the, duty of the church and the power of re
ligion. This (Wednesday) evening the Toners-
LL Elder Sno.t.noows, of Troy, will preach. He
I. 'coy et the oldest ministers in this section, but
Lis ze:il in the Master's cause is as active now
Is Pver.
Olv . JEREMIAH HOLLOW, one of the
oldest residents of Monroe twp., died at his resi
dence on Tuesday last, at the advanced age of
86 years. Although Mr. HOLtox had lived be
yond the allotted time of man, his eye was nut
ditnmed or his natural force abated. He was a
man of unusual acttrity anti industry. 'Up to
last Saturday—three days before his death—he
had never been confined to his room by illness.
A few weeks since, ho made a journey to the
treat to visit relatives, anti returned last week
apparently in good health, with the exception
of a slight cold, which terminated in congestion
of the lungs, resulting in his death after three
days of most excruciating pain. Mr. Hou.ox
had lived in the neighborhood where he died
for thirty years, and possessed the respect and
confidence of his neighbors, as an upright chris
tian gentleman—the highest tribute which
man's fellows can bestow upon him.
Engineer EDW. Srmas, of the
Barclay Ilaikoad,- performed a brave act on
satnrday evening last. As a loaded train of
cars was proceeding from the fsot of the plane
to this place., Mr. Suva= discovered something
en the track-'about three hundred feet ahead,
and whistled \," down brakes." On reaching the
object he discovered that a man was lying with
his head across ono of the rails. Seeing that
he was not going to be able to bring his train
to a dead halt, and that the man 'wan not going
t get out of the way, he jumped from his en
clue, lifted him from the track, and then monsit
e,l the, engine agiin. We did not learn the
name of the individual who so narrowly escaped
th 3 th, hat are informed that he was intoxicated.
Had an act requiting the same itritvery as that
performed by Mr. Srsvr..ws been done on the
battle-field, it would have won for him a cap•
tainev,
riir A young man of lOac, stood
gazin 4 at they heavens with a t in I air and
a —of pistols in the other. Wo endeavored
t' attract his atintion by .ing 2a if to a paper
Re held in oar sue- relating 2 a nice young man
i " that of the country, who left home in a stB
of derangement. Jle dropped the t & pistols
from his ire - s with an ! "It is I of whom V
read. I left my home bI my friends know of
my design. I had sO the. SafT of a girl who had
rt fait a 2 lislo 2 me, but smiled upon another.
I —id from thb hone, ntteribg: a wild I, 2
god of love, without replying 2 the 11 of my
friends, t came here with this. f & ...A....0f Pia'
tots 2 pet a . 2 my exislOce.; but on calling at
the store of Ihreawa & h ex, I found that they
sold everything necessary 4 sustain life so
cheap, that I decided to live on and always bay
my groceries at their store.
tact and Ilidldar,ikeitielitt.Preisszatkili e.
the erection of a tine residenee for Yr. 141
I%m:um: Thh Air - ..int;
bate, is the hillside nee* opposite
on Canton streetoriiih commands a beaullikil
view in almost mei direction..;
oral terrace which a ff ords aline location, *lin
which the house will show off besutitax bdfl
the railroad.--.N. 2'. Gazette. .
lir The I%gresaive temperani*
Iteform Society, sl East Sprbedll,
anniversary meeting, *ay lt, Ink .Thslittion
dance was large and the bitereittng:'
The Society numbers I . lB . inineberi.,upen:tbe
home record, and an auxiliary society of over
50 more. The Treasurer's reports she** cash
balance of $10,70 (by voluntary contributieuts) .
above the expenses of the Society for the past
year. The officers elect are r -.
President—Waxer Ocarmar.
Vice Presidents—Vii. K acumucc, Nis. E. E.
STMIDIVAXT.
Corresponding Seeretary=-Dr.: N. L Coco..
Twm4hls sixiiegary—J. H. zumint.:,!
librarian- 7 1 D. BTORDEVA3%,
,Chaplain—lioi. F.. W. ibuccumunos,
Tr,isuret--Mrs. N. J. Oooswzxi.
TO Fl3ll A LADY'S Aoz,--Wo Snd
the following table going the round of our ex
changes,, without knowing where it originated.
It is an ingenious scheme to ascertain the age
of any one without putting the question 'Urea.
It will answer up to the age of shay-throe, and
will afford much amusement to me of our
youthftd readers. Get the iersoit to indicate
the severd columns of the table below in which
his or her ago aprars. Then by Wiling to
gether the top liOres of the columns indicated
you will hare the informatkaaion desire :
1 2 4 8 16 32
3 3 5 0 17 '33
5 6 6 .10 18 24
7 7 11 19
9 10 7
12 12 20 8 85 6-
11 11 13 13 21 37
13 m 14 14 14 '22 38 •'
15 15 15 15 .23 39--
17 18 `Z.)• 24 . 24 •40
19 19 21 25. 25 41
21 22 ,22 26 •26 42
29 23 23 . 27 •27 -' 43
25 - 28 28 28' • 44
27 27
29 29 29 45
29 30 • • 30 30 30 46
31 31 . 31 •31 31 47 • ,
33 34 36 40 48 48
35 35 37 41 49 49
37 38 38 43 50 '5O _
39 39 39 43 51 51
41 42 44 44 •52 52 •
43 43 45 45 53 53
45 46 46 , 54 '63
47 47 •47 ,47 1 55 55.
49 50. 52 56 56 56
51 51 53 57 57 57
53 54 54 58 58 58
55 55 55 59 59 59
57 58 • 60 60 60 60
59 59 61 61 61. •61
61 62 62 62 62 .62
63 63 G 3 63 63 63
PEBSONAL.—Rov..W. HARMS; of New
Brunswick, is in town visiting his nephew, Jas.
Hanna. Ho occupied the pulpit of the Baptist
church on Sunday evening Wit.
. —Col. W. H. Ovstwrox, of New York, is spend
ing a few days in town.
—W. R. &roues; formerly of this county, lost
a leather traveling bag near Montourarille a
few dayessince. Re offers a suitable reward to
any one who will return it.
—C. M. Hstt will represent Northern Lodge,
.0. of G.T., in the meeting to be held in Get-,
ysburg next week.,
-31rs.1Vrtatot has returned to this place,
after an absence of several months.
—Rev. J. G. CAIINOCHAN, formerly pastor of
the Presbyterian church in Troy, and well
known to many of our citizens, delivered an ad
dress at Meadville, Pa., on "Commemoration
Day."
-11. A. DunnArix has sold his iesidence to
Dr. L. U. Dram, and purchased DimEtlltricr-
-Join D. MosTAxtE has purchased Major
Dicrs's interest in the coal - trade. Mr. Mow-
TANTE has had several years experience in the
coal business, and we hare no doubt Will rc
ceire a liberal patronage.
—We notice by the Agitator that our old
friend, Lt. Jas. S. INortAxt,, is proposed as a can
didate for Sheriff of Mega county' at the next
election. The Republicans of Tioga could not
do better than to place him.on their ticket:
—Col. A. G. Afssos has been dispiayhag more
of his good taste by putting 'up two beautiful
and substantial stone bitching posts in front of
his residence. They arc gothic in style, and,
were cut by Mr. Goonwts, our enterprising
quarryman. These posts are nearly as cheap
and mnch more durable and ornamental than
iron or wood.
T. Sxrra and lady, of the Ward Rome,
have gone to New York.
SHESHEQUIN.—I was startled out of
the - even tenor of my ways" last Sabbath by
the question suddenly propounded; " Why don't
you send a communication to the Hrsonrr.n?"
Looking in amazement at my host, and with
"all interrogation point in each eye," as Drai
n:vs says of the Yankee traveler, at his wife, I
confessed my inability to find subjects suffi
ciently interesting to merit a place in so excel
lent a paper. But upon " second thought," the
"on dits 7 of our quiet little town n)ight afford,
entertainment of a novel character, could I, af
ter a recital of the most unique portion thereof,
escape the "vials of wrath" which world come
pouring upon my devoted head ; for as the
Scotchman said, while,it is " nao much * Of a
scalp, it would be a • iair loss' to me.' How
ever, spite of theory or my better judgment ; I
Shall (if this communication prove acceptable).
darn all the small pelting?' of ridicule for the
good cense, and sendymithe "local items" oe
basionally., Yon know that LONGFELLOW Gays,
"Our to-days and yesterdays are the blocks
with which we build." Tin the raising of my
edifice, I commence with 'the. frail material of
"foolscap" for the blocks;,,the hieroglyphics
traced thereon shall tell of the " to-days. and
yesterdays," and thereby prove'the folly or wis
dom (?) of the archittict. The structure may bo
modern in "all its "appointments ''-`-‘-.7:11ay lack in
many of those pleasant surprises which so do.
light curious eyes ; but howe'or imperfect in
form, or how Much soever it may tell "of the
builder's poverty, matters not. The Oventa
coming into and going out of our everydali s ife
will require many blocks in the tracing, and
possibly may win for my work no higher titlC,
than that of "Old Curiosity Shop"; but
" How the subject thorns may gang,
Let time and chance determ ine; .
Perhaps it may turn out a song,
• Perhaps tans out a sermon."
May 30, 1870. DEBVTANT.
lie' Next Sattuday, -the 11th day
of June, will witness the advent into Towanda
of ono of the largest traveling Menageries And
Circuses in America, if not in the world. And,
notonly ono of the largest, but one of the best.
Its collection of animals and birds is gathered
from Enrope,'Alia, Africa, North and South
America, and 'the islands of the sea, and repre
sent the production of every zone from the poles
to the equator. There are Bears from Green
land, and Wars from California and Australia.
There are Elephants from India, • and Camels
from Sahara. There aro Lions from Africa, and
Tigers from Bengal. There are Panthers from
America and Africa. There is. the Zebra, the
Ostrich, the Dromedary, the Hyena, lind the
Jackal from the countries beyond the pyramids.
There are Leopards which change not their
spots, from Syria and the country beyond Jor
dan. Theie are Cougars, Jagnars,Pumas and
Llamas from the Andes and the Becky moun
tains. There are Bisons from Tartary and kan
gamma from Australia. There are 'Eagles from
their "homes in the sun," Ciiiiilora from tag,.
cliffs of Chimborazo, Pelicans from the delta of
the Misiissippi, and Vultures from Mellen.
There are Wolves and Peccaries, and Cranes,-
and Ospreys, and many other animals and birds
which to name would be tedious, and from all
the climes ander hemp.
Besides all these there is the Circus, in which
may be witnessed the performances of the best
living actors. There aro drowns 'Whose, jests
would make the teeth rattle in the skull of
Torick, and oven the grim Hamlet grin.. And
all conducted :to please the most fastidious taste.
without any shock to the proprieties. ' , • •
Among the leading lights of this vaseestak.
lbdunent may be mentioned the veteran DAS
atuvrea, whose =MO and fame aro as " familiar
as household words...
The grand cavalcade s will make-its entry into.
Towanda about 10' a.m.: A gorgeous chariot
drawn by numerous beautiful steeds, and 'filled
by a splendid band of music will preshie..Their .
the elephants and the cages of animals. .Per
formiMee an the afternoon and. evening: Ad
mission 50 cents ; children under 10 years, half
price. A splendid opportunity to witness, s
fist-dais show. -
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I
P,el interest slang the route betwesi We.
1.X1 11 4114 4 1.1.400:41 AIX Tliftcf
Ireatimet theOtating
*Undies
AZ" rp ik atraltik il tooile Manta
taln, presenting br the entire distance • view
(=nasall
ustda r
y .hassesaing in extent, in beta and
grantlegrotinis
abaft earner thestilminit is e eleretton-afached, Hut
entire Valley; lb miles in width and 00 rid* in
length,: trickled ou eS irides by mountains,
terseotel by the river, and dotted - with ci •
and villages, lies at th e feet f thebehohler the
most perfect ardent) of the grandest 'mambos
viewiton the 000thuu*----,
"IltionA fterleaving 'strike" thevidltworge Of the Uppa Lehigh
W
—noted for the *Mame of its downy the townciMattchehunk
is reached. .This place is much resorted 'to on
account of its &Wren= Rittatlan, grand
- mountain view", inclined' planes,' indict back
railroad, coal mines and other objects of neve"-
ty and interest..
"Eleven miles lbslotildrifielittbimk the Road
crosses the line of the Bine Mountains through
the celebrated Lehigh Gap. -Near this pof.nt
are extenidve Slate quarriesand Manufactories,
and below at various points areFfirnaces, Fenn
dries, Rolling Mills, Zino Works, Car Ind Ma
chine Shops, and many other 'worits;iill upon
the largest scale, representing an investedospi
tal of many MiIIiADJI, and worthy the careful at
tention and study.of every traveler.
"Passing Allentown, a city. of '90,000 inhabi
tants, ' and other important and. interesting
points,. which space does "not 'permit Mete men
yre reach the ancient town of Bethlehem.
T t n ate honvon go ee h n
f o ud ed
by tt len the e
n M ti o l ra a v ia th n e "
under CountMummerintbeyearl74l.
Here
they still Boarish, and the extensive buildings'
and churches of the society, and their schools,
,attract meny siTangErn :to the ;
also the se•t of the hi ghDrdrerraity; inn
nificently endowed by Ron. Ara PACIIMI, and
other well known educational institutions, From
this place the traveler has a choice of routes :
Leaving the Lehigh and passing Sir:leak the
highly cultivatedand rolling' lands of Mucks
and Montgomery connties,--' arriving at Phila
delphia at 505 p.m, ; or, continuing dole the
Lehigh-to its junction with-the. Delaware ; at
Easton, and scrota New Jersey to' New York ,
arriving at 6:05 p.m."
BztuTlivi„ Tatsm,--Capt, Ascii=
Barran, af the !list N. Y. Yed., delirered an
address ia'Oornlng,N. Y. on "Decoration Day." . _
In the course of his remaris he paid , the follow.
ing truthful and beautilhE tribute to the wine.,
ry of Lieut. A. E. BARBER of this place, 1~ Lille
his death is still Mourned by his relativel It is
pleasant to know that his - memory is cherished
by his companions In arms, who survive him
"To fully estimate the debt of love andgrat
itude duo the memories of our soldier dead, wo
must remember the pure patriotism that ena
bled them to forsake homes and tender media
tions' the self-denial, the self - sacrificing devo
tion to principle that inspired them with a
wondrous endurance and the bony heroism,
seeking no honor, save that winch eltuders
around a glorious death. There can be no tru
er test of this devotion than that where men are
convinced by some mysterious agency—some
undefinable feeling—that death liea'direetly in
the pathway of duty, yet march unflinchingly
to meet it.
One instance, from among wispy, illustrating
the grandeur of this devotion : Pasatn g with a
comrade, Airmen E. BAILEES, of Elmira, • true
soldier and christian gentleman, over the battle
field of Chickamauga, we found a rude enclos
ure, containing a wide, irregular mound. An
humble head-board told the story oft captain,
it lieutenant arid sixteen privates from one com
pany buried where they fell, beneath the spread
ing branches of a massive • oak. - What nobler
death than to fall hie those 'Western boys?
What more glorious grave than that beneath
the sods hallowed by their blocid? What proud
er monument than that °Moak, with the stories
of their deaths, written, with deadly missiles,
upon its rugged aides? Admiring the fair wild
flowers, growing upon the grave, - he wondered
what hands had planted and.. cared Tor. them,
(for we saw no flowers elsewhere upon the field; )
then said - with voice tremulous with emotion :
"when our regiment reaches Atlanta the wild
flowers will be growing upon my grave." As
we turned from they spot where those heroes
slept, undisturbed by the tread of a passing ar
my, he said, with an assurance that seemed I know I shall not live to see the
end ofthis campaign. I hope theavhen I do
fall raj comrades can write to my friends 'that,
'he fell at his post doing ins duty.'" The next
Sabbath, our regiment—the 141st N. Y. Vols.,—
lost in the battle of Bence, nearly half of its
numbers in killed and wounded. One of the
latter, after having his wound dressed, and be
ing anxious about the fate of friends, returned
in an ambulance to the field. Wandering along
the line from regiment to regiment in search of
his own, midnight found him on the same part
of the field where his regiment had fought.
While standing alone, moonlight revealed hero
and there the shadowy outlines of comrades
who,just before the battle, had obeyed with hiiuthe bogie call , now fast in that sleep which
the morning's *reveille" would not disturb.
Stepping against the body of one, lie parted the
busheit; and the moonlight rested upon' the
white upturned face of Ilent.Baiusen. Already.'
with unfaltering devotion, the hero and *patriot
had met the death he know awaited hiin. Lest'
strangSr hands should on the morrow place
him in a soldier's grave, hie comrades took - from
the unconscious sleeper the mementoes he could
no longer cherish—the well worn Bible, the
parting gift of a loving mother; the needle book;
the handiwork of a darling rister, the pictures
of dear ones at home, and other souvenirs of
atTection—now priceless treasures to those who
would mourn ins loss. In relating this incident,.
I have spoken of one unknown to many of you,
yet there are bravo boys sleeping in this yard
to-day, and others ad dear to us, resting peace
fully on far away- battle fields, whose deaths
have as nobly illustrated their sell'-sacrificing
devotion to principle. ,
ATBP2O3.—On Tuesday evening Rev.
Mr., BTLLESBY and lady met with s serious ac
cident, by the horse running away which they
were driving in the vicinity of the depot. Th'ey
wore thniwn out, and both vary much bruite - d
and otherwitio injured. The 'conveyance was
badly broken.— Gleaner.
—Miss ELIZA Farrel!En, who has been visit
ing with her relatives and-friends in this coun
try fora year past, started froth New York for
her mission field on Saturday. She is stationed
at Mersovan, on the same mission ground oc
cupied by Rev. Mr. Truer and wife, who s left us
three years since under charge lot, the.Tresby
terian Board of Foreignifissions. The prayers
and best wishes of many in our midst attend
her on her outward voyage. The friends of
3irs. Taser will be pleased to learn that she It
recovering from her recent dangerous illness.
• .
—JOSHUA COTEESDALL, Of Milltown, died On
the 28th ult. at the advanced ago of 73 3riggre.
' —lt would seem to bone enviable position to
assume the character of a correspondent from
this place; judging from the - stringe - falality
that has marked the course of those who have
formerly held the position. Your first acre held
out nobly, struggling like a true bero.ngainst
fate, but weary with the buffetingi of shire ho
was glad to-seek a good soft place axially dawn
in his conch of pleasant dreams. The next rime
up with a limb& of trumpets, defying the
charges of chain shot and greek fire that might,
be hurled against him; but hirdly had lid fin
' ished his chant of triumph over his predeees
"sor's grave before he trio is flopped, and Sxmx,
JIG, wilts down, pcilop3 no more to rise. With
such an ocean of storms before. us,,we.must
confees that we launch our frail shallop 'with
many misgivings, ands trembling presentiment
that perhaps all may not bo well; but we start
off with the , &W./initiation to speak the truth,
and if it firiters uncomfortably in any one's .
ears, - they cart,make the most of it and tumble
us into the grace of oldiiioiriliat perhaps even
now is gaping to s roceive us. ,
The house of P. 4, Bro3re was destroyed' by .
fire last week Tuesday night. Me , &me hail
been very ruifortginabi, tbe late flood g 4 , 4
swept away his him, Shp, tools, and a; new
canal boat he was building. 'At the time the
fire occurred, ho with his fsimily were begirding
at Milan, where he had traci;his boat, and
was at work. completing it; lire was on
.donbtedly caused byan ineendiar\ Loss near
eoveregl by instirance. ° -
CLAPP'S machine shop caught Eli week,
e
burned a hole through the , roof, lea wits not
seriously damaged. Mr. Dui, working On a
building about forty rods distant, saw the Awes
and arrived at then:one ofdaggerJast . hi lutes
to prevent a general cmdlagratiob.
"Decoration day" Wait duly obsericd in our,
town. The Soldier Boys came mainline order,
numbering abort 00,Comnijuidedby Capt. Srat,
onto, and were joined by the chwxl.Temphiri hi,
fall regalia at the publicsquare, where thepro
cession was formed and the lino of mirth com
menced, led by the charming music ofliraverly
Cornet Band. TkeY first visited the itt*T2 of
Capt. Psalms, and afterward those burial in
the cemeteries; then reininedlo the Academy,
ertero REEVE, FA+, delivered an address.
Mr. REEVE is a splendid speaker, And if he can
over overcome his aversion to speaking in pub
lic, we shall expect to see him one day gracing
the balls of our Legislatnre. The surviving
members the 13th Pa. Militia had a reindon
meeting in the forenoon of the same day, but
„
of speedy*, rescdutimis and other , doinfa we
'are Completely fit the dark.' **nit arrayof
distinguished Perions present, we are,isitfatled .
the at:debut was one °fin:plias attractiini j and
if the 'Secretary, Drummer, Caxiazn, should
Ore' get.catight napping, we will trito scum
theirTerWe-exukEtte bcttlt:Pf them . d
••:s • • . 1.
• Saturday evening the oFpreseyeturrer a:oter.
balimeing . to Ikutreliottiturri,ardcutefaxdli
Lind legs. - • •
,TA#cro Winowto744 lill.so4.onkbbilrotrisi
11 4 ittiClSOOlt. 4 o4
&Pet Ths*Wall* - balms iralwdill hero
bold gaol lily moir
ame• and we.o4 bi*llutto o . him islbi*
0111 - 41 r;t 1 r0 05 i*, ZaLeiPS,
Vii4mnp).-
beiai
t
**4ll4 =lali - wat- °4l4l Vsarl
der lroakbefog rerarbented in ever the laud
with
"t due etultbeing given to the linecurra.
l!e_libeett for iwPreettdathlek' moral
itheys4"tialiek4 notice Giver, :of
Clinton, as ani,to the Grand EnSarnputent
sad to th1410410lie; D. P. Ewa*
.of
GraPd
Linke L41.404'06. he li4d ed!isolo g, we
Mll* ll 444*Arad . alktiksollth•
date ma
the *******PPriJ
° ""°*os o kitliti*Ohteite Of Militiliacthe
tewlOnSitit!entelibili.*ffieti: beell luidder!
0 1 :4 Out 4taiiialia , A****toiksitini.
sqiii*ss 4bitin estiniconfLlfigo, otAi
tekikOwcepiOheludges 5 108 .° 44,
letiefk. lo ,9 l 9 6 ,imei•'': - Bit let - 06 he
as 4: 1 *04'01 . 1OOk iitiribitOlllo 6 6)631111*i.-
ierti - Bradfoiiritio has dtiatioieti the way of
improvement than Plus Mauna. - ;
There 1e littl. page land 111 our Pert et the
county, yet there is quite an amount that might
be improved by drainage. Many of our fanciers
have been testing the efficacy : of, blind. ditches
a System' of - drainage, Mid are well pleased
with the results. We can name scores of farms
tat bave been much improved. We knowsev
eral farina that baye had theblindditeb sentetri
bi Operation tOi. Akio iota fifieOn yoits, aid every
thing is all right at. he present. On thesefarma
the ditelies wore made from two-ILO-a-harts
throe feet deep and thirteen or fourteen inches
wide.= the bottom. In this trench flat stones
are placed upright on one side With others Milk
ing their. centorltom the bottorn of. the
,*(i!
site ilde at an angle et sherd 45degrees' gmall
stones are then thrown in until they are nearly
within the usual'depth of plowing. A slight
covering of straw is then Gummi:in to the stones,
- then covered up with soil. Where stones arc'
plenty and to spare,`no know of pobetteedlling
for clrattrnig. • •
Mrs. H. B. Nam., of Caution, has a splen
,4lll) and blowsiest how to work
Iteli to a Aide •pf. perfect beauty. It's splen
did! At past •we thrnight -so as 'ire peeped
.througlitbeiksientsw dayarince. Wounder
deed thetiAniat bones. of Giant& Center, is
Os*a eiriant picket Since about his row
dhow* and preparing to have pleasant
country .'D. P. KNAPP, of Gran
ville Summit, has excelled his own usual good
taste in varieties and arrangements of garden
ilowers'and house plants. I tell you, he does
it by brown.Mr: 1.. L. J. diontss, of .Alba, has
pleased the passers-by for many years with the
taste and neatness in the arrangement of her
small' tclit beautiful doorgard. Mrs. awn
HOLCOMB and Mrs. Lunt, Of Leßoy, have taken
tho lead in the floral department of their vil-
Lige. - I propose to look about a little more, and
then will tell you who has the prettiest flower
yard under my jurisdiction. In Gie meantime
the ladies may send in their bouquets, so that
none maybe overlooked. In short, we expect
to tell you whO Is our best farmer, best' dairy
man, best preacher, best Sunday -school super
intendent, and, in fact, the best wo have shall
be made known ; and, if it is convenient for nit,
you may know the worst in some cases.
Ge7o. Pont your Derr, JOSHUA.
filer The Bradford County Histori
cal Society- will bold ite'regular monthly meet
ing in J. J. Gairrrrim' Office, on Bridge street,
on Monday afternoon next at 2 o'clock. A dill
attendance of members; and all persons desir
ing to become members, is desired.
Stir A collision .between a coal
train naming south and the freight coming
north„ near Frenehtown, madd the express
train several hours late ou Tuesday evening
last ,TbnMkgirms were both
Las: Wool), of Standing' Stone,
.
was drink* the siidita on the:astaasakSsiag
youth'on Pzido num* bat. onkidto reiroro
-17 braked. lininoitalonn op ~ .i6 anlosensible
swwditiwn• - 11) i•!:44. 6 *Isalballed,andd!sa8sil
hie wounds:* - '
Ili
At. the annual meeting of Lin
ts Hose Company, No. 3, held Juno 7th, the fol
lowing officers were unanimously elected far
the ensuing year:
FOMMIIIII--JAIIIES H. CODDINICE
AESt.-FOrEIDIIII—FLED. Ic e Gone.
Secretary—Gro. W. enemy.
Treasurer—W. HENRY DODGE.
lei. Elam MIDDAFGH, of Chewing,
N.Y., fell into the river from the Meaning rail
road bridge while in a state of intoxication.
Ilis body was recovered after several days.
tar Plump SEEIIiCH has our thanks
for sonic very fine ripe cherries, grown on his
own trees in this village. They were left at our
office on the 3d.
SW' BROWN, druggist, is selling
all the finest perfumeries and toilet articles.
Ladies, take notice. Ho also has on hand a
largo and fresh supply of everything else usual
ly kept in a first-class drug store.
MARRIED.
110011-,POWER3.—At the Athena Exchange
Athens, June r, 1870, by Rev.. D. Pensonens;
Mr. Fradatc.k H. ilooll, of Waverly, N.Y., to
Miss Ella U. Powers, of the same placo.
MOORE—CLEAVELAND.—At the lexiso of L.
. 1 -'-•11151Mhowa, ter WaUsbner; N.Y., Juno 1, 1870,
by tho Nev. plasm, Mr. Abeyant/. Moore,
of Ulster, Pa., to 11,Das Cletroland, of the
formes' plasm . . •
DIED.
11OLLON.—In Monroe Township, June 7, 1870,
Jeremiah Hullo; in the 86th year of his age.
1114131081—April 3; 1870, Squire L. Biggs, in the
53d year , of hia age.'
Ho came from Orange county, N.Y., about
23 years ago, and settled in Leßoy Winship;
was a blacksmith by trade. He labored hard
but willingly, and for:s'nturiber of years under
great bodily pain. Hi was a good citizen and
neighbor, a kind husband and father. Upright
and just in all his dealings, honest and truthful
in all his conversations. Ho and to see )four
of his children pass over the. liver, and now
loaves a devoted wife, two sons and an aged
widowed mother to mourn his loss, but not' as
those without hope. He was a great sufferer
for mans years, and for the last four-and a-half
constantly confined to his room With spinal
ease ; but it Was borne as none but a christian '
'could berir, He was never heard to marmite,
bat reamed to be patientlpwaidng for his Mils-,
tee's all. He often expressed a desire to be
with Christ, always ready.. and willing to talk
and exhort Oa the subject of religion. He had
been s devote member of the H.E. church for ,
many years, AT prompt and punctual in at
tendance while able, and a very useful man
both in the church an 4 neighborhood.. The
church and acqnaintanca deeply . feel dietaries,
but none miss him so much as his most devoted
wife, who was ever ready ( and Willing to &drain
biter to his wants, and never so far from .
bedside Xhsit she could not hear his most feeble
aqcingiu
- .fday the moo of God- sustain her, his two
sons and the mother! And may they all lire
by his example; and be prepared to meet him
when tailed to gol is the ever prayer °Ea
■
SML‘L NOTICEi
TAILOR do Gon;--
-
118. Vs4IVELSoIt - & BlApams,
bler
cluat Tailors, Warerly. N.Y. Juno
• \ •
WRIT Two good, motive book can
vassers wanted in every town in Bradford min
ty, for tiro new and attractive, book& Thom
having experiendo . . • '
C..lrAlttoss, Towanda, Pa.
•
• - •
I. The next sessionnt the . Bra d
Anti County Teachers' Association is tube held
at Spring. on the 10th' sod- 110 of inns,
1870. .A. T. Lams, Soey.
IS. Insurance against koss,or dant.
age by Fire in sand and reliable Cpantes. •
Dona W. Mt; Agent.
Herm:a Skrk, north We Pabliolkinar To.
- Tnno,9, INO.
As.. The beat and easiest working
Ice Crean Freezers to be - bad di" IC Lewis re
Bon's, Bridge street.
ails la I M Mead, ill
Lag. Ca flitriesll4o.
811 41 0 11 1M1 1 4048 'NAV '
s ions. sob atpoirsdighs4l4l4l/6„
114611"4”.441-,',14arer
NSA
vIIONTANYW --, 1
:Vifeentil - 0 e n Zelth er s; icoge ll" tea
i a
in Noe General I
Goads boned entirely tm the cauth systenk the
eat at prioee.dotthig competition..
FOE SALE:—About 50,000 'ref
sound FirklßEltemes and Newahun
N°3ll *• 72s l ll ,Mit OM' rM"Ous•
Mr Patti* PlOOlO4
Private Iktalsllo with / 00 Crean, ott
L notice, st
'Pot tiuc.-4. B. Ci•ouinau. of
WlOws-Barre, Pa., offers: or gale the - valuable
Heal Estate formerly beinnwag 'to Soloman
Whitcomb, deed, situated 'at Soottaillte, Wyo
ming count y ,
rx,ii rentalning *bona 450 scree,
about 75 im balance gall soil, well tim
bered, wahr tn e d it.c. elf
the river, good • urchin% never M
ing rtuudng water at 1 - 4 00 r.,. Dealitatilif
situated, convenient for business—worth 120,..
000; will befitaki for $12,000. Terms cosy. Bar
gain for any Dec. 2, 1860, •
tar We - guarantee satiaisetion h
all the work we do. cut, and t r im lothing lnr men and boyeires
• • limns (k).
4 Behestroet.Towarida,
my The Cascade Mills determined
to compete with western &air. Now scll at ro
ta% from the choice winter wheat !of
ourown.soil, at the two ; cost of' th e wheat
and ft. manufacture into dour. No profits 'to
middle men or third hands. No cba for
handling or nee of money. F or cub only.
March 9S-4m':
ger "Towanda" by Ah wa -ga
Chief, ho by+ Bles Nambletonian • Ah-wap
ga's Dam, Bell Wino; Bell MA by Ilollfonn
dor"Towanda's" Dam, Vernumt Black Hawk,
Grandam Messenger, with bladc paints, very
dark bay; over 151 - hands; coining three; no colt
more promising in all respects. "Towanda's'
fee, 1100 to insure, payable or made satisfactory
at 'the
,time• of gaff key and limited 'to fifteen
mares. Beason from the Oral of April "to the
first of November. Mares not, proven in foal
may be returned the following seasolivithont
charge. Those from a distance ,will be aeann
modatod with the best of care on liberal terms,
at the risk of their owners at, our new stables.
•1 a ik 2doirentr..
Towanda, Pa., March 25,1370. -` •••
INS. Crackers manufactured daily
and for sale wholeudo and rota, at iholtakett,
Brat door north of Ward Homo.
March 30, 1870. D. W. Simi Co.
ORANGE COUNTY.-Fuu. BLOOD
Tamitio Sumter BY Itranra Haitursioxwa
This season of 1870 will remain at
bury & Solomon's Stable, in Towanda,- g il L s c;
same terms as list season, with ono exception,
to wit: Service of two mares. belmkto one
person,- $lOO to insure. - Jaarni
!. Caro of Kingsbury A Solomon.
Towanda, April 48,1870—'!m, •
siir The only way to improve yotur
Lawns and make them look Woe, is to boy H'ill's
Patent Lawn Mower.
It is light, limply constructed and easy to
handle; and nothing to get out of order.
They are sreet machine in-every respect.
All parts of t machine are made to inter
change, and in case of breakage can be re-
Plama•
The cutters can be easily sharpened without
detaching froni the machine.
Call and examine, and try it.. Every machine
warranted and satisfaction guarante.
For sale by 'M. Lewis ,t Son, agents, Bridge
street, Towanda, Pa.
No. 1 MEAdlrit'S BLOCR.-43LOVD1 , AT
SI,SO—LACE Sumas—Lama Famnoss.—Miss
Baamirr informs her patrons that she has just
received from - Europe a supply of Jouvin's
Gloves, which she can offer at $1,50 at retail.
Also Shawls and Barbes in Lama and Chumy
Miss BnaYarrr calls especial attention to her
fashion plates and patterns. She regularly re
ceives the Berlin "Mum^ (the original of Har
per's), as well as the Paris' "Monileur des
Nodes."
A fine stock of the latest flats and Bonnets
always on hand. May 4, 1870—tf.
S Second-hand Sewing Machines
toe sale M a bargain trr Wickham & Black.
Mao, Machin Necales, Oil, Thread, Mks,
&e., de. April 28, 1870—it.
NEW MERCHANT TAILORING" &TAB
usual:Arr.—Messrs. Taylor & Gore have open
ed; In connection with their Clothing, Store, a
Tailoring Department; and having secured the
services of a first-class cutter 'Kund competent
workmen, they are how prepared to male up
workin the best style an&latestfashions to or
der. HavmgLjust received a new and. fresh
stock of cloths, they are piepared to offer bet-
ter inducements than ever before offered in To.
wends. The public will find it to their advan
tage to give nsitzall before buying elsewhere.
Remember we warrant our•work and guarantee
good eta. Repairing done on short notice.
March 12, 1870.
se- W. Drrreics's Music Store,
cast of Mercur's Bank', fi rst door, where Ton
will fi nd Pianos, Melodeons, Organs, Violas,
Guitais, Banjos, Strings, Accordeons, Clarinets,
Flutes, Sheet Music, Instruction Books for all
Instrument; Music Books and all kinds of Mu
sical Merchandise. ` April 14,70.
PENIiEntLyANIA.. STATE SIIRDAY-SCH001;
Convmerunr.—The annual Convention, for the
year 1870, wilt be held at Harrhsburg, - Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Jdne 14, 15 • and 10.
George H. Stuart, Esq., is expected to preside.
Each Sunday-school in the State is invite& to
send two or more delegates. Pastors of church
es, Superintendents of Sunday-schools, sail
prominent Sunday-school workers from all parts
of the State are invited .to attend and partici
pate.
Our Sunday-school brethren from other States
are also cordially welcomed. lids requested
that, the names of those who expect to attend
shall be sent to Item Thos. H. Whin:ion, or
John M Salford, Secretary, on or before the
first day of Juno, as it WILL BE /11WEWLLItY for
those who would avail themselves of a reduc
tion of fare on the railroads, to pit:etre excur
sion ticket • before leaving their hoines for Har
risburg. The committee of arrangements will
secure enders for tickets for all whonotify them
in time to do so and forward them.
Pleas of entertainment will bo provided for
all who give duo notice of their coming.
. T. H. nonnaton, Ch's.
J. M. Bauonn, Seey. • •
ISt. Observe the price list of Cas-
WMUM Best mutter wheat SoarWWi er
_ March
thurEN Houns.—This season toffer
the firiekt assortment of Flowers erg found oat.
side the city, embracing Fuchsias, Geraniums,
Heliotropes, Verbenas, Bones, ornamental fo
liaged plants, An, which I offer at prices within
reach of all overs of the beautiful. Alicevege
table plants in their season, and all the b etter
sorts of (kap° Nines. . • •
All kinds of Garden -and Plower Beetle from
the most reliable soedemen, for sale at McCabe
A Mix's Store, Mercur's Block. Catalogueoent
free on application. •
Orders from unknown correspondents, tudess,
tooompanied with the money or satisfactory re
krone°, will be sent by repress C.O.D. • No
charge for bases or packing. Boquets and
Wriatla made ba order. - Haan Hp.
Towanda, April R 8,1870. •
Mu. Enrros—'Erir: As you are
, &Ware; wo have been doing a Merchant Tailor
in g business in Towanda for four months, and
did not advertise for two, reasons; First, we
had more- business than we could attend to
with the"amount of assistance we had, (but
now we hive enlarged our establishment and
added to • onr force to meet the demand).-
I Secondly, we,thought the best advertisement
was Clothing made by us and wort 'by ouricus
tom^ but being every day !Chi by some one
that he did not know tmtil th=day there was
rich aline; we concluded :that • fa the benefit
, of thine we are still unkturne to, of calling your
press to aid as in informing them who we are,
where we are, and what we are doing. Our
name is If. HAnau st Co., we do business in
No. 4 Griffiths and Patten* block, Bridge street.
We keep for sale a large stocker Alloths, Cu:l
ames, and Vestings(and trimmings, to make
them up with) both foreign-and demeatkf...- . Wo
manufacture clothing for mon and her- wear
to order only, in any and every style desired
by our patrons, and at living, rates. Wo keep
oursolvei posted "the able ! : and are pre
pred, ; you wish it; to give you the ultra-of
'Milken& - For further particularity:dist " The
Merchant Tailoring Store,* No. I Oriffitrui and
flattens Block; Bridge Street. Towanda„ Ps.
187). • • • • H.' Maui a Cb.
Ccrusnr.
• •
iSSOLUTION.—The patinership
D
heretafere immilig under the Arra none of
Herds k Co. is this day dinette& The boldness will
be continual by Newry Urn* who will WWI an
debts, end assume the lishilitke Otte Om.
June L 1170: - A.ll. MN.
IiNAMMEG,:TROVT;
PANED FRUIT.-;LP PA HES ,
.N.l Pleb 'Appleri Pears; Ptirmi.
berries. Strorberries, Whorf,rbeivies." IPsas
aW sil varielierWJetlies. • -
Me* 4; . illXllolll4
A ?INN MISOIMEENT OP TM
at MGM k NEM
. . . •
PAKCS AND CRACHERS.4IIIE- .101LAIMat.- ........800. , ••.' TONS , -BEST .
v-tebar Seek Biota .11alei Oval% Bilialiadani• .1. : °IMMO''' . ralialt it illft• IMIADMII•
Oa asd_ Maw Cakes.
Was ton . Jumbleiip apik MINI: -rill_ 1 1114014 1 101tWilliiffts
pike nimitt, and all kinds of Creak NI '- • woe fa
- Mink 4.19- —IW A. 40111011W11,j , ' - lila iiIIW 4 -?'" ' 7 " 6 c, - ' lrili; 11RaOkiar -
=ln
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44.7)cisrlic.)3r .904—X!c.. "TO ills!
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an atiumoi tikairioadi 411 • , • t
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ATTRAOTIVE PRICES.
I?;
EM
GLOVFB and HL Y ,
A VAAsaa 'Loch
• obbiPtEtE ASSORTMINT.
TRIMMINGS RIBBONS,
L.C.
azerroit l imutE.
iT,5" . 1., vrro;' l i'l 4 - i'..-
NEW - CARRIAGE " FACTORY I
rue. between Main end Second. Streets. Welt
Ck,lr•lirou, k do:a Wasp
TOW.OU)
• iroirmerli
Stales) haft= his Mend' and former pat roan.
that be has built • • -
MV' mum csalthis: iicroßY.
where be will constantly keep on band a full assort.
meat Of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONEI,
TROTTING SULKY% AND SKELETONS,
Made of the beet materiel and dabbed 16 the best
cilif or* loneeapintenee In eity Carriage
•
Fancies gtresiira a decided advantage over others
in the
Finish, Style and Durability
at his Wagons. All be slam Ls an
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
previous to purchasing sheathers
ALL WORK WARRANTSD roGtre PERFEter
sATISFACTION.
Thankful for the Mend patronage PrltetriT ex
tended and newel:olli uk a continuance of the
111111119. •
REPAMIXO no Arnmsintfs
at reduced preen.
Minim% Mar 24, 1870.—U
TAYLOR & GORE,
Are now opening theirnerw Spring stock of
margs AND CASSJMEBES
Cotudeting of ell the West styles of Faehlonahh:
COATINGS, SIPETINGS, AC. AC
Which they are prepared to makeup in any style to
snit their cadotnero, on short notice. .
Abo •eplendkl new stock tit
READY, -
,MADE CLOTHING,
Which they are Betting cheaper than over
HATS cft' C.4.1)81
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
A sew and fafl lino of all ate latest styles.
ihrays on hand and In OWTatiti.
211 Z LAU= •an arm= - limps 91
NECIITIE.I3,,,BOWS, &C.
Also the New Patent
WINDOW UMBRELLA:.
All or any of our:tkodi wM be mold as - ,
ckiiAp F`OR CASH
tilt sadlooieloll*Olte WC*.
•
Tommie. 40111. 1870.
1970: _ ~pßNa.
~,
VAX'' VELSOR 4%,/%t•NNIIM,-
MERCHANT TAILORS,
68 Broad Streak, •
WAIWILY, TIOGA CO., N.Y.
sea:the new.
Ira WZ • scram mom xrer row! crri
SAT NACi)*
; o'f
BIM
Allays have on hum) ♦large stock of
~r 7 O LOTIUiIANDCASSIMPRP-S:
r !T.
irAtaits. it' ,
I,IA,Ta,
=EI
.sa
I=
MAP MAURIP I43 GOODS.
s2.llllolbirM thoWartlitotiostratritstid
wilitttopist et Gook; seskpripotoll Ms tow ir,
= GAM' APAIABOL
own
s
zy. ~ _
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TO ZA.OH DEPARTMENT
trono2m.
MI
A VERY. ATTRACTXVE
Towanda, Jane 1:70
Biaay STULEV
Codding, Russell & co.
HARDMIARE, IRON, STOVES
NAILS, TINWARE, &C.
Keep the largest stock of
BUILDING MATERIALS,
GT.ASS,
SASH,
• PAINTS,
to befound. in this part of the that°
CHURN POWERS,
MOWING MACHINES,
FIELD ROLLERS,
THRESHING MACHINES, &C
REFRIGERATORS; . •
. WE. CREAK FRBEZ.B.RS,
BATBDIGI TUBS, . . '
• TOTLET . SETS
,
- -
TINVTABB,
1870.
F.ISHING TACKLE ;
_FLOWER - POTS,
WATER COOLERS,
ICE PITCHERS,
SCREEN WIRE, •
STONEWARE;
WOODEN WADE, . ,—
.DEVOLMiS,
ail _kinds of
• - • MECHANIC'S` TOOLS,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS •
FELLOES,
SPORES, &C.
SAWS, an ' d LEATHERBELTING,
We offer att; holesab
NAILS; • 'GLASS; • FRUIT JARS,
MOUINE, M=MIY,
mina many other ra cds;at all times:
oweet market
Coddhig, Ruiseil it Co.
May 1% 1876.
11111
MMMiI
ESIM
luitmeind
=ME
=I
Mil
El
of their bluilacas.
THEM CIISTO
win ADd
STOCK OF
.GOODS;
■t tha
KEYSTONE STORE
Min
DEALERS IS
LOCHS,
OILS,
&C.,
FARMING 100 LS
of ell
DPILLS;
HORSE RAKES,
CULTIVATORS,
BIRDCAGES,
BABBITT.
FARMING TOOLS,
31 0 11 'r ANTEs,
- • (. 7
- °moral Dagen In
•
STAPLE & RIMY DBY GOODS,
Oiocians. cots r. °Lomas,
IMMO, SHOES;SHOEFrNDINGS
Lemur. iitip;c44;vnibreu4s. ac.,
TOWANDA. PA.
No. VW Wain Pi.; mom of the. Pother Opus.
L D. mozinzrz,
4114091rre. - L. D. NONTANTE.
PLANING MILLI
WATCHING, BZ4I/412(0. NOTILDTKOI4
It M
floandll, In c cid stand Of.ll`lY. IngtOnea Woolen Factory
surd
CAM:MOWN. pENN'A.
• •
A HEAVY RIZ ROLL PLAN.NG AND MATCHING
XiciancE
picture* aim eiperiented Mechanic and builder,
the public Duty expect a •
. „
• GOOD JOB, EVERY TIME.
Preen the recent enbisentent Cl tidewater power,
work on be litaa at aR among of the year end soon
u sent in. In ecolnoction with the aaw.mill we
able to tarnish bile' f sawed bomber to order.' • •
• STEWART BOSWORTH. -
.
Camptown. May Et, 1870.—1 y
p OUR MANY.FRIENDS.
We take pleasure in announcing
i
th©a lrr ivalbf our very
•
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMEN-T
SPRING STYLES
SPRING' STYLES
SPRING STYLES
SPRING STYLES
COMPRLSING
COMPRISING.
COMPRISING :
COAII'RISEKG.
'NEWEST
NEWEST
NEWEST
NEWEST
The market of :ideeted with care by ciperi
enmd men in the trade.
We have all the N•iit and moat popular manatee
toreragoods salted to the Wan te of
LADIES,, HISSES A - CHILDREN,
SIMI
With s full-litio of the celebrated
JAMES M. BURT'S GOODS
MEN-AND BOYS
One own dlanufactitri in full- blast and we are
prepared to make to order any kind.of work. Amur.
tug the public that we shall take more pains than
ever
tease them,: and invite .an examination of
March 30, IVO. HUMPHREY BROTHERS.
B e A. PETTES -& CO.,
are now receiving a full line of
DRY GOODS,
M.ILL.INERN ' GOODS,
AND NOTIONS,)
Just bought in .New York at the
I ._present low prices, and they
are determined to sell-
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
Call and see- them on Main at., op-
posite the Court House,
TOWAIiDA, PA.
April 20, .1870.-1 f
THE FARMERS' CLUB
nintr 'cold S9-Tni stn' OP ALL.
.14 la early. very productleca etit elegant ids* and
Wavy, and ren In boding' state for • long time.
The thy Is Inasanuassed, bftg real succulent. rich
.and cssalty.. tt and wee. . Need Ise ale-by the
gnarl or rut. at 'S
e. B. PATCH. Towanda. Pa.
C PAID . FOB HIDES AND
Iv rand • 001 FILL *NMI
rimBEST SYRUPS IN TOWN
.. at , = mu,* ram
OP..
BOOTS andSHOES
BOOTS and SHOES
BOOTS and SHOES
BOOTS and SHOES
EEI3
and BEST
and . BEST
and BEST
and BEST
$
GOODS'
GOODS"
GOODS
GOODS
FOR
A ightitoitit NoTICK— r —
Xeace It hereby gala Oda mem letisbasil
to the Wats et Xmas &WWII!. Isils of LOMA&
asp.. deassed; ass nettled Se asisilossibla par
meet sad all pies Wan abiessolisemia de.
Ws
s lemen smut
t be peassalthe saw
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ed to the edit*. of MS 4. No OE To.
000dt. ' &Wed. into 4 Aoki
sad ill paves _bootie 'clots* vela iMEZro.
lort!t s prosent them dahaatLaMiswYbeandommat
snit 21. 1870. ' "Ina".
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bas left ra7 bed sailboat. "Snead Jai caw
. lastka, fbla is to sal* di pram ad to
ror taut ba ar ay molt* as I will psi w debts of her andesetiog War ads 406 - f
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Per Job dados.lollol.ll
Ellisod.bisrals 30, 11170.—Stii-aspdb. ' •
A.:EIDITOWS
matter of ge teats of Int C. Nammes. maisrar.
In the Orphan'. Court Cl Bandfard . Tin
naulembpird having ippainid
said Court to marshal theeami. of sold made, distri
bute money fa the hands of the liabsdnistrator and
to avow' of the exoeptione to his seesset. will at.
toud te- the duties of saidagpoliatmeati Mae rem, 1
of Overton ISLibres, In the Cl Tenande.
on ISIOAT, the Bth day of PLY. at 2 Wdoeir.
p.m., at Which time and place ell perm= having
claims on said money - ars rmumtrd to peasant the
nose or be debarred- from Uttar • War et j
said money. • Z. 0 .
may 2.. 18111-4 t • Asiatic.
TIXECUTO.RWIIOTIVE.—
A-4 Nato is hereby given that psnionetadebt
ed to itte estste of B. L. 111068. isle et - 14307.
deceasedn are requested to mate: inunediste pep
ments. and all persons lambs denims tagettist sal
estate mast present; them duly entlenneated for
settlement. - • BM=
SZLISZN STOWS.
ltmealara.
ApHl 27. 1870
101tBIDGE LEITING.--10 ALM
Propotala trill be rewired at lmen.
as the Welch Mach. In Pike toontaiim on Friday
the 17th &a o anal, uno, =din (Nock. P. nu.
for th e to completing &Wagoner's" day.
lord 'Creek, ametthe amok In at4townddit..llpeo.
mations for the same may be seen st the Conattio.
loner's cake. and at thalweg'', cd Weston Entophrey
in eald , twp. for tin days j r carkew to Mid letting.
J. A. MOODY.
- Elm, LOOMS,
Commlea!onene.ofdee. J. B. HIND&
Towanda, Iday.3o. ?o.j Cmandisaionere.
U RIDGE LEITING.-4EALED
Prop:nab eel be rewired et the Beirkty depot
at the foot of filarre f in Barciay township,,on Maus.
day. June 16.1870 . =to two o'clock p. m., far the
building and comp of bridge across Schrader
Creek, near the foot of Shoe. in said tra.nl=l
- of the same way be weir at the
era' office. and at the of foot of Plane, far ten
days previous to raid
J. A. MOODY.
EZfIA LOOMIS,
• J. B. BINDS.
Confra 0111ce. May 30,10 Cornwhwioners.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-BY
virtue of an order tamed out of the Orphans'
Court of Bradibrd cca, 'the undersigned. Otturdian -
of 'Emma -A., John E.. Olive T.. and Nary 3. Horton
minor children of Ebenezer Horton, late of Albany
township, deceased, willexpose st public ash on the
premises, on THIIIIEIDAY. JUNE 30th, 1870. at
clock p.m.. the following described lot. piece or
cel of land, situate in said township, bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a pile of atones on - the
main road leading from Terry to the Berwick tarn.
P ike, along the west line of G. F. Parsons' lot. north'
140 perches to an tron.wood at the north-west cor
ner of add Parsons' lot, and In the wamnit line of
David Poring, thence along sold Yonne& warrant
line west 98 perches to aoorner of lot contracted to
Andrew Wickhizer,:',thettoe by We/dozer' east line
south 110 perches to the main road aforesaid, thence
along said road east 98 perches to the place of pegini.
Ding. Contain rig about 90 acres , more or INNI. about
one-half improved, with framed house and
an orchard thereon.
TEEMS—SSO to be:- paid on the property being
struck down, $5OO on the confirmation of sale, and
the balance, with interest. in one year from the date
of the continuation of sale by the Court.
OEO. F. HORTON.-
Guardian.
meraz
SHERIFF'S SAIX.—By yirfne of
3.J sundry writs Owned optbf the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County. and 03 me directed
will be exposed to public sale.at the Court Hone, in,
the born' of Towanda, on HAMMY. JITNE
it.l p.m. the following described buildings and lot if
ground situated in Herrick township, and bounded
as 'follows, six,: On the north side of _the State road,
and on the west aide of a road from State road: 'call
ed Middle road, adjoining lands on the north and
west of A. B. Brown. One building-is a. one.asul.a.
half story framed and plank dwelling house, hating
22 feet frontage on maid State road, and 30 feet deep.
or frontage on said Middle road,. aud another
log is a one-end4-buff story-framed barn.lll:33 feet
aquae.
" Seized and taken into execution at the nit of Eph
raim Platt ea. John Champion, owner. and A. R. Ste
vein.. contractor.
.
ALSO—The folloVng tot. piece or parcel of land,
situate in Burlington townstdp : bounded on north
by land of Amos Bennett, east by land of Lawrence
Kendall. Geo. and Justin Morley. south by
lands of Geo. V. Bill and L. T. Boyar, and west by
land of :fele= Burlingame: Frank Beard/Ike and
philo Beardlike. Containing 221 acresolf land more
or less, about 110 acres improved trlth four harmed
homes, one framed store bousoend one framed barn
and apple orchard thereon..
Seized and taken into execution if :the suit of
W: Wheelock vs. Oeo. C. Hill and H. B. Hill.
ALSO—The following lof, Vera or pareel of land -
idtuate In Tray borough. bounded on the north by
public highway leading from Troy to East Troy, east
by lands of Hiram Rockwell, south and west by land
ot S. NV. Talne. Containing y of an note elf land,
mere or less. with a framed dwelling house thereon.
- Seized and taken Into execution at the snit of Davi
son it McCabe va..Chai. U. Mahal& •
Also. at the suit of C. P. Pain's um ve: Minerva
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of
'situate in Standing Stone township, bounded north
byJollis Keen. John Miff and Jacob Schoonover,
east by John awackhammer and Peter Keen, south
by Jefferson Roof, add west by C. Schoonover and
Jacob Itankluson. Containing 133 acres of• land
more or less, about 80 acres improved, a -framed
house, a log house, a- framed barn, and a few fruit
trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the snit of H.J.
Madill vs. Janie'. John and Edward Vidlike.
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land. sit
uate in Sylvania borough, bounded on the north by
land of Thomas F. McCallum, east by land of Henry
Smith. south by the public highway leading from
Troy to Wellaboro, and on the west by the public
highway leading tram gylvionsio Anstinsine. Con
taining one acre. f land, more or Ina, with a framed
Hotel, framed barn, and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken In exeentkui at the snit of Pom
eroy Bros.'s use vs. D. Hollanbsek.
ALSO—The following lot, ere or parCel of land,
situate in Albany township, as follows,
Beginning at a post the corner of lands contracted
to dames and Robert Hatch. thence south 510:i. deg.
east VW perches to a corner. thence:loath 311 deg.
west 30 perabes to a hemlock, thence north 511% deg.
west 42 2.loperches toe corner. theatre south 31,4
deg. west A. a corner of land contracted to Charles
Chilson, thence north ttili deg. west 134 perches to
a corner, thence by line run by H. H. XeNett to the
place of beginning. Containing 73 acres of land
mere or less, about 15 acres improved, with a log
house and a few fruit tree thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at Mesita. adD.W.
Harebbereer vs. James tilinfliele.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or Inwood cdnd.
situate in Smith fi eld township: bounded nate and
west by land of 0. W. Campbell, on the south by the
road leading from Smithfield to Sptingdeld, and on
the east by the Berwick turnptkeContaining cuss
sere of land more or less, with - e . tramed bun and
few fruit trees thereon:
ALSO—One other lot, piece of parcel of land, sit
uate In said township, bounded north by the road
leading from Stnithtlehl to Springheld, east by the
Berwick turnpike.. and on the south and west by
land of. Inset Philips. Containing about one sere
of land more or less, with 'timed blacksmith's
shop, and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken tido execution at the wilt of Jim*.
Dnbert'vs. Jesse Onatin. .
, • J. P. VAS ILE=
Sheriff's Office. Towanda, Y 4 ih '7a. Sheriff.
sea EfAate for $4
VOR SALP-A FARM OF FIFTY
Acres, within the Borough Met% auttable - fer
rfflege tots. Inquire of Charles Xereer, at the
off of the DM Creek Bituminous C, Tow
ard* '
- 1870-tf
T WO SMALL FARMS FOR
SALE,—Ono containing 65 sera, _ rrared t
tainted within SO rods of Bur li ngton boro The
other on )lolkrn UM containing 20 acres. im
proted. . Inquire of C. 21: Stamina or E. li r . - Hale.
Airril 6,1870.
TAVERN. STAND FOR SALE.- -
_A. The underwigned. a air& man wfatdng totem*
the placit, Offers for sale his Tavern at d, In Wind
ham twp., with 20 acres of land. Illsckiirdth ahoy;
and dwelling house thereon. About' 15 saes Int.
proved.! A good atand tar the grocery badness It
will be sold cheap for cash, or reamemb time yen
with good security. - W.
West Windham, hay 2. 1870.-510'
WOE SALE—A 30 horse power
stationary engine and bolloirtn good ecedftton.
Ternaa—Ono-half to be paid down sad the Wanes
In one year. Apply to Michael Whom PallCkeek.
Q Mathew Mecarnen. : tournahtp. on Paine
Road. Ittankle
FARM FOR SAM-IS - SITUA
ted in Monroe tannahip, Bradford eorted7, Pa y
Joining L. RoCkwell, one-half mile trims, Monroe
boroushon the wain road to E. W UMW, osatain-
Ing 16 acres. 13 Improved, with $ good bops sad
barn and some fruit thereon; the properly of' "rob
Mal. dece ased. Yoe Nether informatics told»
on the pumices.
March 10-3m* =TU. NIAGILL.
DESIRABLE PIiOPERTY FOR
SALE CHEAP.—Owing to 111-haltb tbs u*dsr•
aligned offers tor said cheap a rood HOG" Dan,
Wagon and Eladnimlth , shop; saltti about I% saes
of lan& Twitgood wells, a:cistern, and panty of
good trait trees thereon: _ This prepaid , Is bested
In Sheahequin township, Dradiard sownipf Ps., as
on the river road, and near school and
stanch. Possesiton given Imsedt eb. Per ba
ther perticain Inspare of the proprieMr. 0.-W.
Vincent: at Towanda - Agica tts d al'orts. or Wm.
Bnyder:Bhoshequto„ Fa. 0. W. VDSCIEST.
-Feb. 8,1870.0 •
-
AA roe • DAIRY FARM
roa aux.—The subwribers oiler fora= their
tine Dairy Yam. situated two =lke east of Green.
wee& McHenry Co. Mai "Bald tuna contains
three hundred and twenty saes chokeland. describ.
ed as fttlows 160 saes choke =abated. 108 scree
meadow. End 60 acres nadir the plow. Good dwel
,ling.house and outbuildings. large mile ban base.
End got* horse barn. The finest thing to
fltri allififf7. running throes* a e
hones. Is capable of keeping 111 cow, and Is
13 =Bestrew AbbotesCheese rectory. Terms one
hidt cash. balance in way pentseads at siper oast. =-
bask .Beterenee*-11•31.1.
repast.
Oteenirood. /know Co., mor P. Ayer.gbealie.
quirk: . F. &
kW O. 1869-4 • • _IL IL WWI.
coavErm & MtP3 . IIIZ SE&
SR"S.-r-0810, WEST BRANCH
mad Orwell Corer Seed. and Ohio Timothy
Seed for No at
March I. '7O. • W. A. Memmvs.