Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, June 23, 1870, Image 3

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LOCAL 4416--#EI4YEOAL.
w- The donatiegt. for ,Por,
S. F. C0,1.T on Friday oTeninglaiyiru grad. a
SUCCOS.
* a°4:l4- Tenndart.-TCOII/Ity
Convention is in session at
spy On Monday
. Inst
WELIZS employed fil.rty,ba'rii
cnred nearly forty bushfli of strawberrim
•
te - The members of Frtuil* T i re
Company heated their farernan, Mfr. tit. B.
citrenevi,e.ith a
,besatibil got& badge on
Wednesday evening; Juno 15. .
-A woman whose name we did
not learn, nu attacked by snn-stroke on Mon
day last, While picking strawberricir for Mr.
Sun:wool) to Sheshoonin. . •
•
cer The Athletics beat the- Atlan
tics and the Atlantis beat 'the fled Stockings,
hut these young beets at Parma= & iFEC.
NET'S cant be beat. AllldSids of groceries trimat
nd nice.
iss- The Directors of the Lehigh
accompanibd by Several ladies;
passed over the road from Philadelphia to Wa
verly last week. On Wedneadayaftornoon they
visited this place 1 1 partOek of a dinner at
the Means Rouse,
tiles , Mr. .Fanotrs, for some time
past editor of the Pittston Gazette, has retired,
and the paper is again tinder the management
of Mr. lberutrr, the proprietor; whti
dated Kith him Mr. B. F. Reouza. Mr. Au
nttc proposes to establish a new paper in Pitts
ton.
icy - Are you going to celebrate the
Fourth? Certainly; why, what would the day
le without a celebration of some sort? Now
we ean.get a fall line or-fireworks at•Wiciamx
ilLAcE's. What, baloons too? Tes, balm=
with full directions, and so 'simple and easily
arranged that they are sent up with very little
troupe and hardly any risk.
,03- The new Masonic Hell in
Tnnyiangock WAR dedicated last week. Serer:
al members of the Order in thia place Were .
ent. 11'. A. PECK acted as B.W. Worshipfal
Mater, C. F. Cnoss as Grand Pursniyant, W.
IL 11. Goan as Grand Marshal, Rev. W. Mc
ti II ERY as Grand Chaplain, and Joust' MAR-
I-HALL Grand Sword Bearer.
nIND LODGE 1.0. OF G.T.—The
fel! e 4 im; representatives from Bradford coun
ty w ere present at the Grand Lodge, in annual
.e:sion at Gettysburg last week Tuesday,
Wedmsday and Thursday :
•
C. M. HALL, of Northern Lodge, No. 330; C.
L. rr v ENS, Stevensville Lodge, No. 767 ; Fa :fa
Wyalusing Lodge, No. —; J. B.
Wavorr, If. B. PAIISONS, Canton Lodge, No.
4OS.
rwz- W. B. KELLY, dentist, pub
-1:,1[0,...41 card in another column in regard to
abisT plates. The Doctor has been a rosident
of oar place for several years, and by his isldll
in .lental matters sod urbanity as a gentleinan,
hronglit to himself a lucrative and increas
ing practice. The intrtance of preserving
respective and roll ive molars and incisors
cutin , a be over-estimated, and the cheerfully
e , anmend Dr. K. to the patroruige of ortr people.
STRUCK DY LIGIITNIXG.—At one o'-
Lu•k Friday morning, Juno 17, the barn of
srr.cscs, on Lime Hill, was struck, the
lightning passing down one post and splitting
it 1.3 , :1y. There were two fat cows in tba ata
; i.ini was killed„the other unhurt.
The barn of RANSOM Tuu.rn, in the same
t Lip t Wyalnsing), whit% was struck by
liOltning on tho 19th of May last and burned,
relmilt. It will be completed before
has. frientlA bare generously stibscrib
.l croctio'n.
Ls.. F. J. C.tLKINS, Mercur's Block,
hooks, stationery, toys, newspapers,
p. r ' , beak magazines, inks, pen „ s,penciLs, pen
-1,11, rs, writing paper, envelopek, fancy goods,
tmsq, piethro frames, &c.., Se. Subscription.
daily and weekly newspapers, magazines
siel . porioilicals of all kinds, received at publish
ers' prices, and promptly attended to. Orders
for for books, or anything else in our line,
shic'i is not on hand, will be filled at the short
est notice. • '
• agi- We inadvertently omitted to
nonce last week, the entertainment given in
l&r.ecres Hall, on the 13th, for the benefit of
the Episcopal church.. We had not the plea
stireld witnessing the performance, but learn :
from guise uho did that it was a rich treat and.
highly enjoyed by all present. The tableaux
were bea.ntindln leeign, and were executed in
a manner reffecling the bighest credit upon all
enm.red.' '
Tor ; much praise cannot be awarded Mrs. PAZ
MN, !qrs. Tri.r.siox and Mims Elmer for their
Ilni/11:% efforts to make the affair a mimeo,
1119- y Quo g ladies and gtmtlemcn who par
di•serre the thinaks of all interested
in fly: erection of the new church. ,
A(t. pFoc7cqd.3 amounted t 9. about ono
1,1:,(1n41
PERSONAL. —Bffluistrx Tuom.is, weal
~ to all the older residents of this plat*,
,:, town ou a, visit. Mr. Tnosue deft Towim
dw warly twenty years ago, during which time,
many changes hare taken place here.
P.errotl and Mr. °armfuls have re.
t,11... ,I from their trip to. Maryland.
fh.• Siunlay-school of the Episcopal church
addry:io oa &Too morning last by Midi
I wbo'has been engshed as a. missionary
in .\' I,.'a for some years . past:
r irer - remarks
- ..r.reinlingly interesting, giving the chit=
dall a clear View of the necessity of„, foreign
taii,n3 and the benefits arising therefrom.
Mr. D. 0. Hot..ters bas placed ns under ro
le obligations by presenting us with a Las
-11,1 ~f early inn,. -potatoes, raised in his harden
tSsscamu.
- Miss EIiXA Klass, of this place, started las
week for a trip to California.
Rev. J. S. STEWART and A. WICEELLN are a
tending a meeting of Synod. in Philadelphia.
• Mat:lAS TEMPLAII--C3EAND ESCAA
MENT WILLIA*SPORT. 7 -The Grand Cornman
.lery linights Templar of Pennsylvania, held a
Grand Encampment at Williamsport kat week.
Northern Commanders, No. 16, or this Otte°,
aas represented. On Friday a thousand knights
paraded tin streeti%.preseilting a magtddeent
prvantlee.
The following 'offie(!re were elected and in
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11.E.G.C.—H. 13. 31cKets, Towanda.
IBM
.ILE°
31Juant. Easton.
E.E.G.C.G:—Frrzraxcs VAX'; York.
6.-Ervcs,ll4ade
phia.
R.E.G.S.W.—NATn.tlSxrrit, Philadolpbbi.
C. Sumr,r, Pittsburg.
R.I.G. T.reas.--Al.llmtattus
I:.E.G.ll.—icritu Clarion, 'Washington.- ,
zar• 31imus.. Enrroas I. found ,the
tiarrative eneloped toileetkma
of the State of l'enngylrania, written by Snot-
M DAY in 1813. Can any of the readers of
i 1, ,• Berm:rim inform me through the pinup:is
~ 1 your paper, in what locality bi Wywyx this is
ritnat..cl, and thr name of the gentleman allucl
irl to • Yours, B. A. 3f.
Philadelphia, June 14, 1870.
'1 he Cnineetient Herald of 1817 lays: In the i
t of Wyse:, Bradfordeesmty,Btatoof Pennw
bylvanift, is - the "ei-derant" residence of a her
mit. It is a beautiful valley, imbosomed
.by
ninntaillA, and refreshed by a small river which
hhes itmlf in the water* .Of the Blettlitellaktne•
The name of the solitary old man, who was a
yLars since fond dead in his cabin, was
" Fr.Nentir.." Hence the place still does, and
in , bably 'ever will, retain the nine of "lance
-1,•:• ca , tir." This • smjnestere4 Spot, 'replete
Ivo!' the most delightful scenery, is now men
pe-d by a gentleman of taste and- fortune, an
emigrant from Conneeticut, wheitveutly trams
+Lulled tutu that garden of viattue.'earthrif"
eat Slower, an suuiable wife.
liaradiftitAlle• - :-uoitance
siitfortnetcwidug4ttimibm tirelue.
et &era:
tar capacity for rep ogang our . "local
religkwdy,...uuxridly,__pelittoaW, etc. i'; '. .
beentynf ear litMe *allay it brinitioectirsty*
write.. The loved and lamented 1dn484*14
in her Paeans given It & "glory — stilts own,niio
any tip cif mine where's/I had Inisialided .
Tumid appaar z stale and :tc,ortide*, 4110*
inhabitants, our town : rapresents:sintest tray
4tioludity• gout* ilo,t , 1 . 4 0 4 1 W; ThO Aft%
wryest nee istwriNl:m4w4, libemit(nlids&
4 Pena* iihintrWotie — .l 6 :lo l !Aielli4
iometimes a littlircterei f do ad edithAritlllsol
the life of the place ; spicing, ineybaps, is* a
littlar - iiiiielliheirowitli: (teem We 'mat ay
as the Celt did of pnrgatcriy, "One might go
faribM old fare Iroroe't — '. s
_'There Li more hiteresi Mardfestedinreligions
matter. thin foracwitetimaputt. , Ottrilebhath
school; which the sepithingof. the, church has
delayed one organizing until tasithunisy,prom
bas to to large, and - although ire hue net a
clergyman liwitedbure at present, Iceberg° for
the gondol thenorannseity thatihe serriees of
one will be obtained ero long. ;
.......
,In t xdut Of,marality I think 114 our „town
inther eariels' thaw othervisit although ai' in
every place thin are exception's. - . Thervrho
have Minted upona journey of clisaipation, have
not, I behove, acted arilhdly, but bocauge "cus
toml
do lir breed a habit in a manribethlind
ed, they Cannettee the Cilia which ill tonsil
them e h nkl the journey be continued. ,
Politically (with but very few excepti, the
people are loyal subjecht of Uncle lisses.
Mr. *W. amnia bras been =idling 'quite ex
tonsive repairs on his house and grounds. • -.
Mr. Rooms is also making hnprCqements - mii
the hotel, which has long stood kneed thereof.'
Mr. limatss SmcOr is *Ong si,Pii.tty'
hale dwelling-house on the siteof hisoldhome,,
and inclose proximity with the venerable and'
beautiful tree underneath whose ample shade
.(I fume been' told) the that tlitiventalist 'Aliso
ciaticurever in Sbealtequin was WI.
A festival is hranileipation, to he heldisbont
the 30th of Jane, a$ the how of :Mr. L. S.
Krsossuni, for the purpose of obtaining funds
far c.linrch'eipenditurei. A cordial invitation
is extended to all, and we hope the occupant of
the Easy Chair will take a llttio leisure and. be
one Of the number. - • • .
But I will close this scrawl, else 010 Mae!
•
may iblnk
"Ma remarkable that they
Talk tho most who hare tho least to say"
Trzevrawr alias Saimaa,
Junp 18, 1870
TUSCABORA.—DEAB REPOITEIt Last
week was s busy time with our Spring Hill poo
pie. Tuesday eve, June-7, the Ministerial As
sociation for Wyalnaing District met at the• M.
E. Church. After religions-exercises, Rev. iall•
PECK made the opening address, from
" Iron 'sharpeneth iron," showing the necessity
and benefit of such gatherings to ministers, in
correcting their habits of thinking, writing and
speaking—being a sort of school to supply the
place of college to such as are called from the
plow or their fishing nets to the Master's vine
yard, and in preventing rust from gathering
mien the steel of all. The address was gotten
up and ojr in the author's nanat happy style. , It
was in part argumentative, abounding in pleas
ing histojical reminiscences and solemn sretlee
*ions. These Associations meet three times - a
year to read essays, criticise each other's faults
of delivery, and of composition, Se. The critics
picked for flaws in the opening , address,„,when
the author was allowed to demolish tlue , critics.
There were some twenty members present, and
phoevereead an-essay was required to run the
gauntlet of the other's criticism, And so iron
is made to sharpen iron. Dining the four ses
sions, the following 'members read essays : lkov,
J. IL Wiwrox, "The Grumbler," which was a
good thing ; Rev. D. C OL.ILVEAD, " The Min
biter's Stomach," excellent and practical; Rev.
P. HOLEECCIE, " Pantheism"; Rev. 8. B. Wile
worms, "True Nobleness of Character"; Rev.
J. B. Bcx.Nrat, "The Minister "; a sermon by
Bor. S. ELWELL, and sermon briefs by iteis. J.
S. LEWIS and A. L. Smetana. Several essays
were laid over for want of time. We like such
friendly counsel and 'criticism, but when a crit
ic uses the scalping-knife without lint 'or ban
dage, or the balm of Christian charity, we re
call the lines of the poet—
_
" Let dogs delight to bark and bite,
It is their nature for to do-so;
lint children's hands Were never made -
. To aerateluand tear each other's eyes so."
I may be a little rusty is my quotation, and beg
for quarters at the . bands of the critics.
Our Teacher? Association met at same' place
later in the week. It was one of the pleasant
est se4sionti - weliare ittentled. The mnsii,tis
crwsions, declamations, essays awl eeture were
none of your dull, prosy kind, but earliest tt'nd,
pointed. It showed "thht Ose. thing: that ?see .
hare teachers who think for themselves, and
who can " speak and write the ,EPglishlan
page with propriety." Ana -tio.aie. glad. to
think this latter class are on the increade in
Eastern Bradford. Among the pretty things,
we may mention a large and splendid bouquet'
of leaferlilies. Of the Teachers' County ASl55t.,
elation we say, ".Long may it wave."
There appears to boa "right smart" pros
pect for sweet eider the coming fall, and an m
casionsl " peach cad" also.
Early this spring, W. 8. B.u.rsaux capture da
neat aiming red squirrels, and took , two- of
theni to the house alive for old tabby ; but this
cauirk mother, instead of eating titian is was
supposed, laidthent carefully with her "wee
kittens," and adepted them into her own fami
ly. She, was equally as,tender of .hcr, !` foster "
Children as oi her own: One of ifieie domeitie
squirrels may be seen—caged—at the store of
B.ll.4tawrmrs, Laecyville, Pa.. .
We are sorry to lose "Nu." and "Sauna, n 9",
from the" 1.ca1." Hope others of.yortir Corres
pondents will be slow to " shnfflo off this mor
tal coil." .
• ' ALMA BETA.
June 16, 1870.
I aft.: Mu. -Ebrrcin: Although- many
of the elder citizens of our county, who enjoyed
Team of intimacy with theists Mr, C. Is Wang,
have borne their testimony to his high ehoirac
ter as a man,' and his merrth as a citizen, yet I
.Iniyelliought the following enecdntn,might not
'be inappropriate, as it Is certainly `not 'min-
structive : • •
Mr. WAIID, though the son of a well-to-do
farnicr,leareed the trade of a printer - as well
.:for the purpose of gratifying his tristerfar liter
rollPeretets, tot a means of- obtaining: -en inde;'
pendent livelihood. Raving become proficient.
in thetiet,•be went-to Philadelphia 4orttelverb
ployment, but no favorable opening presenting
itself, he turned his steps homeward. On his
return, he stopped at the house of Cot Joint
dzziaxe, at Wyoming; tirspend the night.iThe
old Man, familiar with all the incidents'irf the
history of tha t
i "far tamed valley," and fond of
telling stories of the trials and sufferings en
dured threngh all those 'long years of trouble
which were experienced by 'the Settler's there,
found in young Winn an eager and attentite
listener. All the evening long, all the next day
(which was rainy and unfit for traveling) and
the next nveriing,larieedniet alter anecdote was
related, illustrating the character of individuals,
• the persecutions of the settlers, their terrible,
sufferings from the Indian* and from their harik .
lf lois erneiwhite neighbors , until the /cadge
of his youthful hearer were deeply enlisted on •
the side of the suffering Yankees.
The second day of his stay, lie seated himself
beside mold trtinl, which was male the gine
ral depository of the Colonel's correspondence;
with the prominent men in the valley, (ho was
a voluminous writer), and read those old let?,
tens with -avidity, and &inkl4o44e factsrpen
honed, so deeply, that the irmeessions he then;
received were never obliterated.
Soon after this, he commenced editing a near . - -
paperi and having !Ott/pre bri?mta fresh in
blinded, his paper frequently contained abllr
articles defending the &times, deli:watts*thC
sufferings, and presenting t thee.ause of the sett
tlers.• The Connecticut, people, were rejoiced,
that at l length one'wh'e ebuld . gain the ptiblie
ear, understood their case so well and cordi
plead it ably. They became strhseribersibr
his paper. They hireiehed him With e#:
Items Of telormation; interestad - therimelvei • for
his sescMss and phieed their bitainesi in his_
hands. 'ln order to aid his patrons it bermitt;
neeciiistry for Lim to Iknilow law, and No,atudirti
It. 'Ruttiness seerinivilitedirM: iiiirhiredis; aid . ]
though unfortunately \ llia minting off= was i
burned, he found bimielf not without lucrative
employment, I
It need hardly be added „ ibat thiselnipariank
trusts were faithfully - held, and his duties ;as
agent and attorney were satisfactorily perforin- -I
el Thor evenings spent in be house of 1:111.
Jcsams end theletters in thirold trunk, opiat-;
ed up to Mr. Warm a new life, and were Mer
Inundation of the high reputation in 4 WO kr-.
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Itidekkailiebuthoile
ons•4***lntek.fekiwkby =hml as tat
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IMOD 11111rtailiiiovait14 Othellria;
vantagi, and nude themthe ategging4kates
to an honorable caner and naeftd•
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rAtiOr.
atallr l iii.Biz*hiii fledged urd'llewn from
Abase partsel live been tnitig-lbe Ulm miii6
who had the leisure` nd:the Spap keep yon
Posted on .:effiekikithiniC oPr skirrint t kuPOE
liEtle wrest :'`: B{ota/ oft iiat .21‘311statiemildti;
and mini eireereltart mew /nth whomire
give &hearty Waimea% al>datißbite room for
more, providealleque theright
is, are willing .th hAiseraudiftrfilin'siesiltigs;
and will retrain item inakiihanco with
the 010 We. , ~. •
'Bt serimisly-- - -Wyabudzig, Wash the oldest
settled place in the comity, has not grown is
rsPidtaa F.Ciar 4er 79anPr *OM O li f in g h
it Tunnies adiantagmf for" btisineils unitvided
by any locality tithe bounty. -It is tie natural
-outlet for the people of slate section of coun
try: The trade front the wild; 'rater' aim of
the Wyalmeng Will as inevitably rum hem, not
.withatinding the prefenthine thalry-Of Owny
town, u water flows Into !be sea, while Terry,
iiiiitvarei secllair watiof I& liver
only need a bridge 'across the Susquehanna, to
pour all of their: produce into • her fail.' Even
now, I have been credibly informed,- there is
not so Inch biudnistatmutation euj thirrsil
road. behreen Towanda and Pittston, as at Wya-,
hwing. "
Withth Meisel yiwilbitiiin:has . been rap..
idly increasing in popilitlesi and business:
Quite a =mbar of houses were bidlt last sea
son, several have been erected this spring. and
others are in -progress. •Foremost- among the'
agencies which ham brought several new tams
lies here, is the large planing mill, sub, blind
and bedstead nirisirifietory of T:L,Laisr: Tour
correspondent happened to step into this estab;
lialiment a tow days since, and was sun:wised as I
the vast amount ofweek dcme there. On
first floor is the office, a immious kiln for lea
ioning lumber, stock piles,_ planer, saws, ;
on the second floor, scroll saw 4, turning lathes;
mortising machines, machines for cutting
mouldings, and "cores of Othernmehines whose
names and uses I do not noir 'remember, only
this, that it was difficult to think cif a job in the
line of house tarnishing or furniture making
but he had tools for doing it: Lacy; who
Is himself a practicalbader, furnishes constant
employment for from twenty-five to thirty men.
-The establishment turns out every week .one
hundred cottage bedstead", which can't be beat
for beauty of finish and cheapness in - price in
the county, best*" large quantities of flooring,
doors, sash, siding, shipping about tour
car loads weekly, betides what is taken by cus
tomers directly from the mill. The motive pow
er is furnished by aline engine in the basement,
of which "Doc" takes special care, and then
blows a full half-hourth the twenty-four to ex
hibit its superior whistle.
Messrs. HALLANK & Co. are putting up 8 spa
clone fciur-story buildin,g •on Church street,
which they purpose using as a store for general
merchandising.
Allowrin rind his boy EtTOENE are doing some
good work 'in the picture business. Ms views
of Wyalusing and vicinity for the stereoscope
are excellent, and many, of his landscape pio
tures.l have never seen excelled.
-is building 'an extension to his
store to accommodate his: increasing bnsiuess,
and Mrs. Ws4Sat aeries ice cream and straw
berries to the young folks who favor her with a
call on these warm evenings.
In our ramblings about town we must not for.
get to step inside the post-otliepand take sleek
at the new case.. Its boxei and drOwera erear.
ranged after the most approved method for
convenience, is finished in oiled walnut in style
fine enongh.for a parlor. Even a newspaper
correspondent is not allowed behind the coun
ter, but by looking through the lattice, we , can
observe it is so fitted pp that mails may be made
up and distributed with accpraey and dispatch.
Ido not know of another place in the county,,
: except Towanda,. where so many mail routes
center as at Wyalusing, so that between ban l
ing out the sweet-scented billets to the young
gents and in fitting them with a becoming suit
to see the fair senders, Amor keeps trudging
from morn till dewy ere. Lest we drain the
pond the first draught, we defer other matters
until our next. • Yours, W.X.Y.
SiMITIIIVESTERN BRADFORD. kr.
l'riuler: In truth, we are all poor "critters,"
but the disseminators of local news, whither by
tongue or pen,"are especiallyro. Some people
look at them very knowingly and . give• a shrug ,
of the shoulders, as much as to say.. , -You may
give and continudsgiting,but we know better.
Oh, preserre mefrom such miteri! They are
no better than the jealous, the Ginn-finders, or
the know-it-albt, and should remember that my
hog is not tied tip to be' stowed away. in their
musty, garrets.
Concerning religion, within my circuit, I find
many men of many minds, as may be, inferred
by 17 meeting-houses, 6 belonging to the Dis
ciples, 1 to the Methodist 81604'11,3 to the
Ciose Communion Baptists, 2 to the Presbyte
rians, 1 to the Free Will Baptists and 1 'Urn.
Episcopalians, Catholics, Quakers, Umversalhits,
Berm-bay Baptists, and perhaps a few others
are found among . us. We have 'lB Sunday
schools and 84 public school,, yet some of our
people forget or never knew that the scion, as
carding to manure, may be more or less valua
ble Manilla parent stem..
Cedar Ledge, in the Turner district (Oinknr),
is not a ledge of cedar, but sledge of rocks near
by chick the cedar grows spontaneously It
grows thus in no Other place in. "our. section."
....As yet only saw bouquet bag limuthirloame,
but it is noted that many.niare front doors pre
sent iiire antrehoire flowers, and that several
tower-gardens have been put in "better trim.'
More apedriiiiistionld lid seat in, la it itsii be
known to a . cerinhity, who• our best florist
My desire is to 'elo justice and cause no jea
lousies.
Cupid is still on the alert, using his dart with
unwonted precision. His last victims are . Ha
:Am Ssn-ru, -aged 15, and Rama' Etrovne,. aged
72 ; both of Leßoy.
Our best farmers have- no elder, nettle, op
brier hedges along their fences, especially by
the roadside. I drop this subject, as my.doslgn
la to give yonts article' on this subject of
I learn " the' - censorians . man Is iirompt* to
complain. It has bean said that an Ilrishmin
is, at peace, onli when he .is in a ,quarnsl4 .
Scotchman is a! home, Andy when he is abroad ;
=Englishman is aintentad, Only Ada Riding'
faalt with soinething or somebody; and that an
American is in the height of felicity only whits
in all those tvide awake conditions at the, same
time." It may bo well ter add that we have a
close segnaMtanee, with all those nationalities
arid enjoY - thent yetis'
610. Lima ANIMA: -
g.8. 7 :-/fansumos lEitsm has completed hisleb
of erecting the brick emtso Ili. a Union' Oradea
School at Canton: The .work is well dose, snit
is a crdlt to Mr.Sorrra. • This school-house
an honor to Canton, tad shows the public spitit
and.good sense cattle officers selected to - cools
Its erection. The bogging hindstisxl•
find ready for school to open about the find of
Septeinber.,. - The.stntchint Is Monti s first:
class School.. Shall we hive it? " "
• ,
Ati k ineetim . . of Lin-taAlc•se
company, be* DA tabar erothts, *in
vote of Mazda woe iesidereii
for a pay. of magi gobleti!; re!..311101
The Lin-ta boyeluiM thermeentlybeeti
aented with aoMral other' inikaminning wbii ~
vie the benetlhile ; hromok "Yagdale* i r
Barefoet Frult,*.ondikiirgO.
photmaph pir . tare of "ilPartle-; "ten
allrenele elool4
defer snd marble mantel. TWA , room Inv
pernie tkWl l . • of *MI Po*
And Abe 141 ..)44 - 1107 . know how tosiloOPll
IfitertriL..Thette win :be FeEitic
sit field attho lenge at'ii. , ahltretiiiii6,;ln
Bhi ihe, l l l 6, Thladiil ll o ll o2 4D B pa4Bo,
for the beecAt : Ml:a* WO"
teitteafd..Persons arriving . = the due INV*
met litak - canitgPs*thoW• 3 7 (1.
iII6VBARMIK- 446- tiss
glees notion that au licenses returned Woo
riterePtile APlTainr.sliat toc lag lOt irgi
Pi snits dipasitWai be' brieght 401 ' 11 0 el*
lection of the smon. '
*We***Mos* another
lifts
Mt% gesifivalittildrOrtithlegimpub ,
Ifrielli* 4ll- 1 0 4 10 1Miei
41121 *-1 10 * 111 0 116 **
The risibmkiiiti aloolt r ,Okl*:
withoothile4whati
etteet iiiilfthiateetreYMONVittit i
served d resat wesenoe dolled, soda&
thei Wetted obi a ttempted to imp to um
smut. Attothilleilkos *lei* tielferentle,.
she was atoms to the metieett, bot eariped
pith q IVO
_, < c D: C.
To. Tar: Orman or Bunion]) Clotrx
rr.—ln the mouth of May last, svistenibts wafi
held in Towanda, at which the Bradford aunty
Ifilstorlag Society was °spatted, Inning to its
Wolof *414 the ooffoothlS,Wf rotor:dog of
the &Ili coniserning the_ Lurie's) Weis* and
history dour county. If anything like a cam
-14001.40917. .50.4.0 0 110 fr la flerfVfctlN ifj fo.
high time the materials for it wore being col
butcod. The varlet= incidents and sketches,
which from time to time , are communkated to
the prise; will be Mat, unless care is taken to
preserve dam.- The old„ men, who. uturecol
feet these early incident's, will ioon be removed
from the scene of their toils and 'hardships.
Valuirge men and lettent'lite inlitiongyfils•
appearing. Much information, that might a
lbw years ago have been slithered from these
sources, has been irretrierably lost. The So
ciety aims to gather up these fugitive articles
sod prosonlo , elm tor fatureinic-,- tys work
it 'asks the'"ixooperattim of lin one citizens.
Without this our efforts will bo comparatively
fruitless. It is a subset in'which we all hales ,
common interest, and should be willing to cop !
fribtlie 1 10 its RIM*. 41,PM ,ffa;rts o 9..thO
•wutit accessfallai. ;hit now thiflociettneeds
funds to pay for the publication of documents
which lib 0 5loteliV0 1 00 ,Pififilo4T l i cOlol 0, 01 -
lac per yearestien fiellari paid it on e Sine; is!
thifne fur Itteogieflll* ThO BOoleff I**
&Si** coati:Within of . files nf Old," Papers,•
:boa". /Oleos lifnalfleoto.. which ;grill 411 p!
to elocidite our arty - Eatery." A - flin-sfoof
mat bas Seen tenitered the use of the Society,:
fur the meerntion of valuable Aocumentkarut
PIP* Afroaei 002 00,
musty, lase snide vihtable contributions. We'
appeal to our mu citizens fOrmoperithinrind
support. The history of the murk 'Junta his ,
tory. Its honor is your holm; and its benefit!
will be inlets and your children.
eminu 3 frOlons Pr ecributiono BM be ad
dressed to eithei of the imiterstinta :
• siiii--The heated' tern has cam.;
nienced, sad those who bare s desire' for re
!Amgen from_buninersa or home -duties, are be
taking themselves to the seashore, the springs
or the mountains. Not having the wherewitlud
to pay the,expense of a trip to any of the noted
places of resort for plesisursseekers, lo engag
ed a team one day last . week and drove over to
Mountain Lake in Burlington townalup, and
-took with us mir wife and onr little pries. • :The
trip was a pleasani one, and we f were favora
bly impressed wtth the appearance oithe "lake."
It is a small body of water covering fifty to isevl
enty-five acres of land, and might be made?
delightfcil retreat by the , ezpenditnie of a small
amount of money. Pleasure-boats should bs
'provided and a hotel' erected whew refresh
ments could be procured, 'and visitors accom
modated with fishing tackle, de.' With these
place would possest all the
attractions of SO= of thermisi popular water
ing places. The farms in the .vicinity?' of the
lake give:Athlone° of thrift, and, enteristhiez on
the part ofifio farniers. Neilaneconifortable
dwellings, and commodiaos barbs, harm,taken
the place of the log holm avid hovel of the MU.=
eettler. ' Among the most morns and en
terprising of the Inhabitants, we friend out old
friend C. P. Neznota,Nsq., -. who has by his own
industry and indomitable perieverance cleared
I up and put under a good state of cultivation a
large farm.' Be is now extensively engaged in
dairying and stock raising. We hazard noth
ing in saying that a finer looting lot of cows
cannot be found in the county, than Mr. N.bas
upon his farm this season. They are all young
and of the Durham and Ayrshire breed's: The
yield of butter: averages from one hundred and
fifty to two hundred pounds per week, the lar
gest portion of which is *old to Mr. JOIIIMM, of
the "Means House." ITAILIMON Donn, Taos.
SMMI, 3L WATERS,' 'JAS. NIMOIA, THOS. Wil
ms, and others, lave fine looking' farms and
comfortable buildings. • •
After partaliing of stunptuons repast pre
pared by lifrs. Nicnors, Ar f returned to ' town
feeling well satisfied with the day's enjoyments,
and fully resolved to repeat the visit as often
as circumstances will permit.
SRL. Mn. ALVOIID : The lowei
of the county was visited by a terrific shower
on ThUrsday night of last. week.. Early in the
evening there were the indications of• a storm
which began about 10 o'cl , xll.. • For -two bouts
the lightuing was unusually sharp and the thun
der heavy. Then the rain poured—that is the
word—in torrents. The roads in many places
are so washed as to be well nigh impassable,
and along the sireanis mill dams were waalicd
down, bridge& taken Off, and great , destruction
followed.
In Wyalusing, the little stream which nuts
near the store of Hearer, trim) k BLOCICZA,
burst into thoir.cetiax, doing them 4 damage es
timated at from $3OO to $.OO. - This only
damage I have heard done in Wyalusing.
In Terrytqwn, klittle rivulet became so swol
len to Goad Howien's store—lois about $lOO.
The steam mill .iweek overflowed its banks,
ittriiing 'loafs of driftWOod cut
ting for itself in several places a now channel.
War. Tziktibinuott l itial and -2Bijor Tenor
woremost injured by it.
The Boger Ann cleaned ant everything along
its course. The dam of the Wzraza water mill
wait injured and some logs were.: loot. Beth of
anwenn's dams were partially.destroyed, mill
injured, and some hunber lost'-loss estimated
at $l,OOO. Browns. lost the largo dare'et
water mill, and was damaged considerably be:.
side.' MlErterimi &Aldine kist-firidato
mill and about 600,000 feet of logs. The lots l
of I. W. IsoliAN* lag
milldata and
Tide
'ar4.
to
at ,
badly damaged ; loss estimated' from $2,000 .
13.00 a; Xvielbraitc- on
including the county bridge near the mouth
of the creek.- ' r -
It is said the destruction', on the Melioivant"
Is even greaten:tint I ha:vonotleamed the psi.'
fielders. The shower seemed to be confined,
to the region nixie& every side of it the
rain was scarcely noticed ; but in this imita
tor loellity destruction' 'win
Terrytown, June 20,1870. , .
SUGAR Riir.L.Dziit'PasPoirrize: Th4.l
creek known's the "Sugarann," lying chiefly"
in 'Wilmot township, was Tisited on Friday
tneealag'tietltf one of the most destmetite
floods eTer known - in the
tx4154! an e*reabnkt, !wire thlutekte-,siorns
bang over this iictnititorseverat Inure' mt.,
befoMmorning 11M crack; bad - swollen 46, ps
i !Beruie:Pro*Uottil;ilid*:o ol oMntiire4had
startled man) , an unconscious sleeper to wake
' Mimic- Br Itwimse,ciocitmsmitt•had reach 4
its bight and ievormadly.seming +labelers h.
Apo/ 1 $- k *lek.9*, fts
;.wheile length: Firms. aii.delueemVizego;
aimed, buildings underminik tomb' Wash •
away, and cattle, farm iitenaila, OR4Oa
even huge trunks of trees„ were miried away
• qie•tdiriinccliot content with these, i t
. avmul of flelatraollim,r 3 n* PDX/I.'. if in "
eriniitekid &MIA OttliOW along ita balm
YlikeitrbAlLFllfalsekiN aivig.!
bilikaa**ses irolPieirfir ocquil43l ,
-Om Ars- iiimnßaa yaw smia
4 444- 44e 1 ;' , irit o 4.o4/1 111 1
rounded daring the night ~a thus were tom-
ViterVillasi47: l ktifig
"3 ' M/a &lift is e etatio iebe.
t (Itniet AfttiMker basi
could ride, hest ejmoli;f
Fortunately the wateraisiblitSd - ere=l
the bow.
Cons•llet* COti . iiiieirrig' tie river, tb‘
iiieWrisititainineV the:Ai&
dim „Ca tiaina -
thrtri-lburtha eta mad agor till: box pito: ,
Flm# lll ' b tlitthlitlPF 4 F9*:=OKTiiii
eitent, Mot u rrereaswltt large' r of irolia,
Mentor m waive vomaeoer9.lXl4 in "
placeiwashing grain on the hillsides en •
Out Ithicilme storm seems to have anon
HEIM
ilesti rt
to Nehoopiay meek consaig peak
Alre-Osa.
.749 damages caused= bulb ,
'suit dest seeststelly; many #1112g,1 44
..
iiiiilo7lolr, Mtbe! ,, ,' i T.)' , 111 ril i rt '
ME
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DAM) CRAFT, 7,lllRling 7,
8: itLtviistri; Torah& ;
Biplocr HArtms, Athelpg,
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.
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imisormsialksidbeihsasMiuctxr.
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bisupx**Co.iljars bioisk at,-
iiignaggirseal***P l o lo l l ol4:l l esisd
10 11 " 11 0Att-in~..f.i 10 04 . 044TesiN..
Osoxissorkimin bik*"._bi atter
ircil,oll4.*** " 4 0# 141 , 43 g-1 ( .,.1ir-rrdal
siarearault-Jerray.t,
BY °Om or OM.
ill. The' - .piscopal 6:invocation
irW assenage fit -tbh ow Monday 11021.
Tbe folliebtibibeer
mon or Mina&
Monday cm)9l. divine amine and sermon
tfri 80ti , 164.41 Aap DSllPMCoarxtotiigue.,'
rirnie‘yinown i -301.‘ &tinkle?* .and ate.'
mon brSen. - ...14N11.-iWitaasinoirealrfilffikee.
'tirosday ire,' 71; Missionary - meeting ; ad=
ning by Rer. - Dr. of PbdadelpW, and
44114 2LWV -l et' ''•'rt.,v7P
tn.; ldf, vonvoea lon Sermon
and Holy Commun ion.
Wednesday ewe, 71, 'divine mike and aer.
?non by Rey.
tJ 11, 4 4 .41 1 /4".lE.frt. d
HOSTOS—OVERPECX.—By the Bev. D. Cook
at Merry's% Saturday, May 20, Byron R. Hort
toot Borne and Mae , Sauna A. Overpeck,
• alien**, v .. - .40 ,T 4 l+i
BROWN—ALLEN.— Item D. Cook, Jane
at thnlickteL W nalp&Daniel.Drown, of
and &Caroline Mork' Of Wp
•
NORTIMPi e -4MANNEIL ltet:O. tho OW i iecu tu lr isa ,00d
Cottamilux 19;1870, - bye
Nathan - liarthruj i lz, and . Ms ARnsta 'E.
•
DIED,.
Tretz.—Ail'iviabgdxig '1 -is, gm; g.
pisabeth Tinne, in the Glut sear of her age.
THACHEll.—dimnarNasy; wife 4,llerliirraller
cher; was born in Germany, 30;1809, and
died in Herrick, Jane 11,1870.;:
Twenty.seven years ago: this 'aged pair left'
their Fatherland end sought a home here ie.'
Ameriesi: They hilted foxier:are in . 06nrieeti:
cut, then resuming their journey, they found'
their way.to Herrick; Ikadford county, Pa.
Hero they, began life •in earnest, grappling:
wßli the trees:of the forest, and with the trials
and privations ineldent to their wild mountain
home., ::ikeeeli (Steward nick
departed sister lived to see the forest become
fruittql fields and the ,eabirt , exchanged , for - a ;
flntilienintrY icome.
thanthia : She had seen her chtylrop4.:
eii is nuriber—pass the sli - ppe Yypiths cif yonth,
and step out into society; ininneed• and usehil,: -
giving unmistakable evidence that their home
Avdnis4 hail tiegri Ititifiisi with 4exihnni cure;
Although severely afflicted, her lad yesr with
us was one ef sweet rtiose.' Paialyals had
dered her limbs almost useless, hint willing
bands administered to her wants, and a loving
Saviour was ever near to comfort and sustain.
She named the text she desired should bo
need at her funeral (sob x.ix, 25-3 S), gave other
direCtlons ationi her hurial, ".and. was not'; for
God took" her.
A larger funeral than hers I have seldom
seen; nor have I seen the youth linger so fond;
ly beside the remains of ono so aged.
"":."Sister Bon was- s true .womarr- , --a faith•
defoted mother—a kind . beighber—
an exemplary christhm. — We may say truly:
"Many daughters have done. virtuously, but
than ideidlest iheiM alb" . P. -11. T.
Camptowu, June 15, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- —:0:
Sfir HENRY - HARM, Merchant' Tai
lor, Bridge !street.
xek.. T4Yunt & OttuE,
foes. '
VAMELEICI II it MANNEIIB, Mer 4.
chant Tailors, Waverly, N.Y. June
kir Two pod,. active hook can
ilimers 'wanted to every town in Bradford coun
ty, for five new and attractive books. Those
having experienco desired:
C. F. Cnose, Towanda, I'a.
Va. If you want a. Policy, of Fire
Ina:usage ins ilrat-Class Company, iron's° in
Security Fire Insurance Cu., New 'York, assets
$2,017,860' 00. Joan W. Mix,
Agent, To panda.
Office Mercer's Block, north side Public
Square.
leit. Don't use dull scissors, when
yon can buy for the gruel sum of twenty-live
cents, Jacob's Standard Scissors Sharpener; the
only practical and efficient article of the'kind
hi the market. It is easily worked by a child;
it will last a life-time and not get out of order;
it gives a ix , rfectly even cutting edge.' To be
had at 31. Lswis & Sox's, Bridge street.
Juno 23, 1870-2 w. •
SOMETIIINEt NEW FOB, PAn - TERs AND
Cluarens.—Sor.tbe trifling espernie at, one dol
larntul tatty cents, you can be supplied with an
article for cutting glass equal to any diamond.
To be had at M. Lima & times, Bridge street.
.Inno 23, 1870-2w.1
MESSRS. KINNEY & WATKINS :
Sirs,-4T shall be happy to neeept }bur chat,
lengo.foi a trial of-Mowers at any time and place
frou may deSignate in Eastern Bradford, except
om 30th June to 2d July, inelusire.
WELLs,
Agent.Clipperldower .t limper.
Spring Hill, June 19, 1870.
1826:: • 310kiNTANYES: . 1870.
Aro Prepared st o c k w au entirely new and.
highly desirable of Pericales, Lawns, Lin
ens, An., qt extremelylottprices. Au enormorts
lino of tine and fancy Cassimeres for men and
boy's summer wear. Attention is also invited
to theirlargo and well appointed stock of Cloth
ing, best styles'and make, At prices 'which can
not fail to be satisfactory to all.
Fruit Jars, most approved parents, at mann , .
factnrers' ,
. .
tar I hereby give notice that here
after, persons wishing artificial teeth , on Rub
her,.ean Obtain them at - lay office; and also,
that the price of fall upper or under sets is IT
diked to twenty dollars.
__•• • -•• W. fl. KELLY: Dentist.
Moo over Wkkbitm 3 blacks. •
Jane 23, 1810.
). TO :Taw pEpriNG .Currumo
ro OnnEn.—Todshorild study two things:
First, to get them where first-class clothing is
; made; secondly . where they are sold cheap.
'Arid ta °tattle be able , to sell' a. good article
404 1 ,1* incrolksiit mast andeottorid biabitti-
DotO, , oott.luttor , lont, !pore, and whit to buy,
as a_ prac ti calman does; and a practical tailor
in all its branches I profess to be,. haring had
18 yellithathetrisizieSs.: Harobcen
a cutter in some of the best bon4es in New York,
city. Ido w:own bnyinggand entbng,
and hotetosgrklkmy profits with no man, to
that lesi oft will do-4=lmM law rent and
' other expensoain proportion, !btu -tire
cost - of , -ontire,hriehtessYM
In isi _, bahorerni -will -sei t tiht
it themselvar k Innalays# others at
*irks to at 'loo custrimersinnstply
they,2l2e mloeltitto , bootoest
t b ri gt -li littiedonbttbiittio*iitatemit;
1 4 e " nt r.fr.V I VIrtri
Merchant Tu tor,
• - Magri Street.
IMIE
illatilTha'a Way unFaiii4i.lt •
lawns and mike themjook Woe, boy
PatistilLiwintoWer: 6cl , •
It is light, simply eonstructed and easy to
handleousanwthkagwetestaral order. •
They are a wired 10 ,
machine in every respect.
Alkpartintihnvotichintraze: wader wink:r
ata:4ml and is ma, of Preekelte am be re'
The cutters can be easily sharpened' without
detaching from the machine.
tow iiba .tititutotia
warranted and satisfaction guaranteed. • -
Set site by 31.1.epdsA v tioa. e ageula r ! Bridge
street, Towanda; Pi.
NEW Zateaum TAILORLSG Eno
iwator.,:-Igesen:voiar& Go* tavetven
. . 4 d4r - ibPi r Clogthiff" No*
Itirtfliektellt.ftte , the
71PertiM i l.. -01404 !=a ; Od tent
trim lhef aro 'now pretlared, to. tip
!Fork% t e best style and latest fashions to'orL
der. jia l ust-reashind Fainew.,stul fresh
of they are rowed to offer be t&
ter ind than ~Ulm cabbala To.
irands.—Thepabilesill findtt tolbeir-adynn-
VS l° ett= "111. 4 ber =r ll **We.
eta grairant andguaragtee
good fits. Boptiru done o on short nattier'
TQlifflid.Otiiiiii‘ the,
ea& Mills. &wt winter whe at four Mr*.
cw t. ;. 23_4 33
4-I Chilrer tleason'Y AT
thcPalit4ol:!,,4ar,_,ArerfOulaCtl4V.
side ttio 0111.-*=W-8 49 1 111 11 10 1 0 1 4Allialklu*
eliolzopmilreilstAitlatini4MMintrtfais.
11010
M satioto.. Loilbratprieesvithbv
meek otalikrerratthsibeadittiloAll
Mt& V or isits in tb!friellayinillillithos-bstter
an gtit
et 0400004' Minis Mcin
COMIC tlegitiMAM" eXcithibii
Sat
.11Pastilk.
. 43 " e r ik ulamMicorFolliloil**tuless
Meomnpanksimith the money or mmei, re
teronce,-wIU be
sent: by eqi 0.0.1 r...
7kl4thre. .1 1= ta "
.11;pt.
: 4 -APASICAP I 4 22 I 'I W• - • 1:
am ~, .'• 0 •• ,:'. • . ' . IR
Foa 8 'AIM. —.._ -'l ' '' ' ' l.l--- , - ,$ B l
horse Lumbe r . '. irsocoos4Woo.
goo, ,it clloolliel /Noir". • 1 : Ifial&___ Hu.
ona l
newsiand 1 Cow. ;-'•- '-. - - WM. 'pita&
t Rom .laselk4lll444#.l*-dr.Z:st. #0
inteintare Pm A,. TAT
um-IFM eta a aitiWetetidof MK is
Baum tamagh t _ pa Wanda wroth& July 4,
2 1 1, 4kWaig. ..01 1 . 1 ,0 11 1054 1 1.4 0 st-
l'lol l "'ildivittelitlearbitiPlor , Pt&
ainc ine lkr o, C° lB , lo l4oo % . •Pqloo by
• , •
as. Choice Mackerel, only one
shilling
_per at • M. J.Lorck's. -
June id,
Def. The awe Mille determined
to eem_pelle with iresiMtillotiir:%NbirioN at re
tail, pour from the choke winter wheat of
our own the.iheret Seett -31 Cilw wheat'
and it , . mnufacture into dour. Nog/ to
middle men or third bands. No for
hirai ItiondigdwitdiV irreemdi"
..,186111nra . pitis fid iiavoring
• rt" , ' IZT 1
" , . 3 L Linio.ll
'nii• ^T..I _ar . . - qtr;-; ut.
lerriirtiegs fea#_l4ol44
Nitrite Itunilhas,_furnished - with tee''Ora*. ;nu
abort notice, at P:; •
Fou , Sans.-4. R Cooratuou, of
lifflittis-Barre,lll. - „eflora:-er ads the 'ulduabli
Beal Estate . formerly belOngiSPLO _Nom=
Whlteomb;lletWilliustati - tir ftsvMe, Wyo•
nlng county, Pa.,rotitalning abottt 450 ' acres,
about 75 I .u.soktibalatteagoodeoilivell tim
bered, wodsrales ti kke, The farm' Is ori
theme fiver , gwk opium& tamer fail
ink 4unWnVaa •a ' Beautifully
sitaahAeonsunient for badness -- worth SA
-000 ;, soldier, !poop. Barr
. traftt aaymie. - ' • • ' uee:ll, 1809.
lir We. guarantee satisfaction in
an the worklresdp. , , We: Ink
,ingo;:ind trim
clothink"for min - and boys wear. • - •
- • • H. Haunts & Co,
• •‘:.; ,41hidgeltreekTervruide;Ps.
" by Ah - -ga
Chid, he by Ityadyles Hambletonian • Ah-wa
ga's Dam, Bell73rine;Dellitrhio,,,by , _
der " Towandih" Dam, Vermrnit Bleck
M a
Meesenger, with Meek- Point% veg l 7'
dark bay; over 15k hands; coming threet-no col t
morteprogthing in all respects. 'Towanda's"-
tee, $lOO to insure, payable.or mode satisfactory
at the time of service, and limited-to-fifteen'
_mama,. Beaton from the tint of- April',to the
•first Of flovetaber. , Mares not :proven hated
may be returned the following season withoht
charge. Those from a distance will be accom
modated with the best of care on liberal terms,,
at the risk of their owners at, ; tair new stables. •
C liter,k,Moaoarz.
Towanda, Ta.iditicii 23,1970.
111 S. Crackers manufactured daily
and for tale -wholesale and retail, at the Bakery;
first door north of Ward Hohae.
March 30, Iro. D. W. Scorr'& Co.
ORANGE COUNTY.--FULL BLOOD
TWITTING STALLION fly ETNDTIC'S ITATADLETTWUN
—This season of 1870 will remain at liings
-1419R4 Sol omon's :Stable, iii:Tetrancli, pia the
same terms as last season, with ono exception,
to wit : Service of two mares belonging to ono .
person, $lOO to Maitre. JAXII.3 Hies, .
Cafe of Kingsbury A- Solomon.
Toicamla, April 28, 1870-2 m.
No.l 31Eactries BLOClit.!--614) . VEsAr
$1,50=-L - sci Fssatio
Bn...myr informs her patrons that she has just
received from Enropo a supply of Joncuei
Glove"(which she clan offer at OM at retail. '
Also Shawls and Barbes in Lama and Chum?
Lace. ,
Visa Drumm calls especia' I attention to boi
iludiionlolates and patterns.' She regolssly re.
mired the Berlin' "Bazar" (the original of Bar
r'i), as well as tho Paris "Moniterir del
M
' A fin; of tbo iateii Nati and - Bonnets
always on hand. May 4, 11370—ff.
=I
Secand-handlitewing Machines
for sale at a bargain by Wickham .(tßlack.
Macivine -Neeales, Oil, -Threird,afillka,
ac. April 28, 1870—tf.
Ariir W.„.Drrinicu's Music Stoic,
oast ot. /feral:ea Bank, tirst door, where yon,
wilt find Pianos, Melodeons, Orans,
Guitars, Banjos, Strings, Accordeons, Clarinets,
Flutes, Shoef Music, Instruction Books Ibti, all
Instniments, Music Anoka add all kinds of Sin
aloa] Merchandise. April 14,10.
p EPORT OF THE CONDITION
AA, of the alum NATIOZIAL Bas=." of Towsnalk
rs.; ntelose of business. Juno 9,1370: ,
Loans and discounts - $173,113 71
Overdrafts 1,112 NI
IT.S. Bonds to secure circulation ' 134,000 00
U.B. Bonds to secure deposits 511.000 00
U.B. Bonds and securities on band ... —. 1,950 CO
Duo from redeeming and reserve agents.. 43,360'13
Due from other National 8ank5.......... 25,014 49
Duo from othet.banks and bankers ...... 1,677 47
''
Banking House -• . 6,000 00
Furniture and fixtures... _ 2,000 00
Current expenses 2,513 92
Taxes ,Paid -2,179 11
Cash Items tinVmlits; stamps) •
_ __.
Bills of other Naeopil. . 3 790
Fractional Currency (including nlcksl)... 1,32 u 66
Specie. viz:
Legal tender notes
Remittances
.
Capital Stock 'paid in . $125.000 60
Surplus fund , i -
40,000 00
Exchange 1.628 12
Profit and loss 6,549 30
Nationailank Circulation-outstanding.: 119,173 00
Tndividual Deposttr ' ' ' ' ' .1711,249- 38
U. Deposits 23,465 81
Dus to National Banks 8,367 83
Due to other,bss and.bankers ' „ 172 00
2484,599 te
. .
STATE OP PEA AsILTAZi e: .
Canty of Bradford. . • :'''' • .
I. N. X. BETTS , Jr.;. of the Wird National
Bank of Towanda, do solemnly swear that the,above
statement Is tree, to the beat of my knowledge and
bellef. N. N. BETTS, Jr., Gabler.
-,, didateribed salt nurcirk - to lie.free tne; this Inth day
of June, 1810. W.. O. 6011 DON, ,
Itobt7 Pahlle.
Onaar.es,Attest, :, • ,
'lac O. non, . 1 :. !
' Joe. Powaltr,, Motors.
. , .., .Gsa. IPTZTAMS.
powELL. & co.
ibtir ettstomer6,toan.6kcett9n4*hietr
• -- . - - -
• STOCK OF GROCKArkg
LtsvAtincccased. furnace tkote stock Is oust ;pixel
more complete stain tortiicrli.
yr:
"ifcLio,i cah acSiee tlldr•
GARS; TEAS, - - SYRITPS;
C
KEYSTONE STORE.
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Towanda, June 15,'T0.
7. 7'
1776. lB7O.
FIRM WORMS;
"Q• 1 7 ." s' , r 1
WHOLESALE
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I,LIDWIMUEUNIEPA BLACK'S.
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).`ftnitutia,
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Um pit necked .
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•
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- HEYSTONE" inORE.
112191
!ICE
New Advertisements.
RESOUV,CES
$484,599 99
umitLrrres.
ISM
New
-rpo THE r 5 V/ 1 MF,41•: .
t -AL. Whigs, ra=l• 0 01WWWIleribe
twigs No soy girekle.Proasimits
liaratieWs store;
/OM OALUMAN.
r'VYr 7.- .V
ME
tatigitTOPPOMPAMIC
. 43130041',101.11
271 it, igittr, and:29th, 1870:
, SAS 013.9 1
MO DAY:
$.100.—5176. s7s, $5O. torlipries Yiml pot beg'
$500 , 4300, $l5O, $5O, for horses thrt bare not
DEOODD DAY.
eAr 4O O ,--12 9 410 0 .foebOree4
snao —taa. $880 1 !100, :{or balara that bids riot
soo43Ti lz u s . I °r aDrws that liaTe
suaa—paa. vac ma OPEN TO,M.L. •
asp phroping Two; lie an vide beets, beittluto
ttt:llfe Affloteok- aid ollb3 bo gotistned by the
!Oki at Dm Notional mimmanon..
4 /0 0 ° 0 40 /0 4 a vili!na 7 b ° i tubll° 4
toliit
tea par pont., and nmetarcomppy /10112.
Utiles doors at thooMeo of MB. Immo, Tresimr-
M2ltOoto4rt.. on the fat of &dr.. •
• AU Woe to outer sad too to start.
`A 8. Ittattizzo. J. B. 11r2218. 1
bon. tiecretarp. Yretadetit.
p O IV E-1) Cs!) .
!Er. )tilopo-t!l!=p , -..4 ,. .yrba.h05. 104
NEW STYLES - -
SUMMER- .SHAWLS;
To latch they all particular attention.
.'•
KEYSTONE. STORE:
6 Tcrwaaiia, inn**, 1870.
FR u JARS,
WICKTTA & A3LAVIC'S.
Towanda, :aim 16, 1670
p OWELL. & CO.
• • "
Aro adding daily to their
STOCK OP WHITE "GOODS.
The greoteet varitty of
W±U.T.N.; PIQTJAS, SATIN STRIPES
AND WELTS,
•
Together with the moat complete asbartmont of •
JACONETS, VICTORIA LAWNS,
INI*A MULLS, &C.
KEYSTONE STONE.
Towanda, Jane 15, 1870. . •
Codding, Rusgell & Co.
DEiLjERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON, STOVES
NAILS, TINIVAItE,
Keep the largest stock. of
MIIILDING MATERIALS,
268 57
27.723 00
5.212 76
GLASS,
SASH,
PAINTS,
LOCKS,
to be found in this paii.of the State.
FARMING TOOLS
of all kinds;
CliUltN . POWERS;
MOWING MACHINES,
FIELD ROLLERS,
THRESHINGMACHINES, &C.
REFRIGERATORS,
ICE CRFAII FREEZERS,
BATHING MB,
ftwAAE:
XABEENG.TACKLA
'WATER COOLERS;
wt . 'warms;
scREEii
WOODEN`, WARE,
all, kinds of,
- MECHANIC'S TOOLS,-
CAREItiGE TRIMMINGS,• 2
FELLOES,
SPOKES,7'*a.'
LEATHER BELTING,
sAWS,JO- •
• BABB .
9ger At
!WU, GLABB, FRUIT . JARS,
FARMING TOOLS,
=OM=, NMMT OU'II•ERT,
. ; •
and many other goods, at all thus. at
laiiest 'Market ratin. ' '
CWlng, Russell & Oa.
~ 2 ~,
-Towandl,4 , May-12, 1870.
ritrrr-or Alit :41 - Tql
ocnnaz k 110111
rITRNITURE STILL L(BV
JAS. a FBOST;
Woatd r ff
annoili io thittipf and tha
!teat of Sant T ida-blaltftablecat
stack of .
i=m,;•wam - crp• - ml
GittA i rlit BEISI3OMiiItIOES:
IV' Mot* 1 complekrinal Ceirfista of
PARLOR SUITS,-.1,'
W'X.IPTG:ROOM -FITRNIZLIJRE;'!
.U=M3Fa3E9, I:ILLOWS,. 131:DDMO, lunnonE;,
.
Ify manu facture; and 'warranted superior, 1011
be /Old for less than city:mm.lo oues will cost else-
Eranitns for yanralrei. Sce and be convinced that
Yurnitnelas sold shaper. at IPROSTS than at any
other place in the weld. • Country dealeta supplied
at tbelpyeat market rates
. . . ... ... _
. .
I limb& cAirmitti of every description, Meta&
Buri*.Cases, Caskets, kc., and have the.- .--. . • .
co.,
DRESS GOODS.
JACONETS, CSIDSTZ, &C., S . C.
OILS,
&C.,
DRIL L S,
HORSE RAKES,
C ULTPTATORS
TOILET 'SETS,
BIRD CAGES,
FLOWER PQTS,
i a z , m . aLg
REVOLM 8;
Elli
1. ,
wiU ne Offere4 at
unRARY, SUIT*
- . -CHAMBER
AND rvrj34l:lll4ll_l TILE Ural:Mt_
Ilyrstuso* Testis, kc.;kc.
''IBE.DSTitAI 8! f
comz-oNt pONE
}lsm HEANO,IN sosnizzlir PENWA
flames o..araqn,
Towanda, Jane 22„
LARGE ADDITIONS
hum been niallu t 6 one
STOCK OF. OOCIDS
Singral noveltieislartki b6:11 btely ititroduaNl
.GREAT BARGAINS
Mil
CHINESE. GRASS CLOTHS,
OhGANDIES, I
EEYSTONE STORE.
Tov6 inn-6'15;1670
TO: OtTR 311 NY FRIENDS
We take .pleatiure in announcing
the -arrival of oar very
EXTENSM ASSORTMENT
OF
SPRING STYLES,
Sri - LING STYLES
SPRING ,STYLES
SPRDIG STYLES
BOOTS and SHOES .
BOOTS and SHOES
BOOTS and SHOES
BOOTS and SHOES
CONPAISLNG 1
COMPRISING -
'COMPRISING
CO3WJIISING '
Tlti:
NEWEST and : BEST
NEWEST and BEST
NEWEST - and BEST
NEWEST and , BEST
GOODS
GOODS
GOODS
GOODS
The .riarkeUidoide, soloctbf with are h 7 efiert..
sued mon In the Made. .
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IMG=;I
wafiaaa, an thobeo nonlik*.
inretwoode.saftolditho waati of
LADIES, iitISSM drAIREGISI4I4,
• With Aka t; 00,10104
JAMES M.' Bun's, GOODS
311 - 14 YS.
BEM
Our outMaintlietney la in tell WA and we are
to make to order any kind of work. A.
g i trpdtale Out am Ida Wm more piths thm
ever tothem, and Write an eumination of
LLhI;
11111th 30,1170:
TVISSCILITTION.-Tite- . ool;Other-
J 1../ 'slap heretofore ealatinitbetweso the etibeertb•
ere: ender the dim mune otAlletd Met (tithe
eget biaitmtitas AP" 42 7 i dimis T 4 ' ll7
pimps Metaled to theists Ann ars
to ern at the edlee of Ward t
*pal Atha) esoiliiiiiittbe moo
- • t J. ILlf
Tel Jaw Azacr. vim
VOTICF,:.±z e has
:4.‘ 'timid! lay Wan&• • • • • jail eau*
or Incmxation, this. is to, nOtriall room hot to
"harbor or trust/moot rat *mom writklist, so
'late of her ondraetlngattar.thts
' • • -
- 'we smaitiaiwastrak,
-111ktita0, March SO.
DHINISTRATEII=-'IOTECE.---
4. a 1 Notice is hereby silve; Gist all:jp
ed 49 the estate ac U. L.,loZdesered. lite .
:017'0014dg Bore', we ftephedea mite toestedl.
14 - o ,Woeeet. ea 4 penes, AIM lOWA
841 4 RAMO MitlitrilettiWAVlVlgiet toe
. Jut* 21. 70. • - ._^l7'l. ft'
El Xm tr COBWrINCiAI
4otlcs is Ikea)! &Is thia Sir pewee
ad %Ors estate of Jeremiah lieilathaitheat Macros
dbedlorrefecr i lasts foriledids .
anti* Mao*.
gresclit them dal/ ticido4 toe - Mai
lall
ME
:Ink 97;1870.
. : PPLICATION- IN DIVORCE
- Xei Amen P. Nichol/.-4k,}92 rub. tonna B7o ,
4 lon aro hereby notified that Nati Ann Made; your
wite..try her ninth:Wad. Ehnen= A. Ilfereirant. has
ipplhet to the Ours of
. 00sonaon idea" at Brad : Cord county. for ch oice freer the bonds of maid.
mow. , and the mkt Court boa appointed Norday. the
sth day of Sebt, 1870. for boning the rid . Nary Ann
In the premises. at which= plops you eau at •
trierty you think proper._ .
VAN MET.
ItherilL
Juno 224 t
APPLICATION ThrDIVORCE.---
To Na Grahani,—So. 110 Tab. term.
1870.—You ancy
ere Emm hereby notified that Morton A.
Graham, your intahand bu implied to the_ court
demon= plea* of Batt turnety, the aware
hornMahon& .
of matelmeny aka the raid court.
has appointed If Onday, th e ithday of Sept, U7O. for
bearing paid Mattis In the premilee, at add& Woo
*and place you can attend it
_ran think Foyer,-
' J. • 'UNFLEET.
Jnne 22-U
INCORPORATION NOTICR.-
Th
the natter°, the nixacrilice et
of the Preabytertee Cangtegsttoetit Atbens."
• Notice J. barb/ rten am the above Misters
bsa aererelly -pawned to the Gent of Common
Mu of Bradford! County, .thatr at amioeta.
Urn adling for it decree et arid the -
said Court haring exmadeel the MO" and finding
Shear correct, will doer* that, the art be Nude
so loafed fOr. Noodet. Ilefithebee 5. Ic on ,s 2 ''-
cer.tock p4it.. unlearn Clue be mama to the contrary.
•
W.A. THOKAL Prothonotary.
• Prothottolarre Othee,'Jme 2111. teth.-at
A - ITDITOVEI NOTICE--In the
111. shatter of Vie oasts of Ira o.lreirsoms; dei cased.
'nib* b on 's Comet at Bradford county. Tbe
undersigned" Moine Um. sppolated Auditor by
said Court to nisishat tha dime& dad estate, di
bate money to the bands d the Administrator and
to dispose'of the usondicselo btu 'ardmont. CO at
tend to_ tie duties of add qq t. at th e adios.
of Overtook Vibram in t h of Towanda,
im 011313 AX, the *MAW of atILT.- o'clock,
p.m.. it width dim sad pima s 6 prime haring
`claims on said money sm »venom to present the
sumor be debarred fob. in t& a share of
sold money. - ' OT OX, Ir.,
. 111704 t - - Auditor.
ORPHANs' COVET SALE.--By
.Virtus of an order Issued out of the'Orphass'
Court of Bradford on., theundarelgind, Guardian
of Emma A., John E., OUTS T., end Nary J. Borten
minoechiktren of Tbseeviriketon, late of Albany ,
township, deceased. will at public sate on ihs,
premise., on 12115811 DAY. 110th. 1810, t 1
clock p.m.. the ftdknring deserthed kg. piece aor o'.-
"eel of land. dtnate In and Sounablp, bounded a.
follows; to wit: Beginning eta pile of stones on the
main road leading from Tairey'to the. Berwick turn
pike, along the westlina of O. P. Parsons' lot, north
110 perches to an iron-snood at the north-west con.
nor of said Parsons' lot, and. ikt the warrant line of
David Toting; thenco .along sald Young's warrant
line west 1118 pere,hea to nfornele or MI uainttneted to
Andiew Wirahl , er s therm . by. Wielk+f•ar's neat line
south 140 perches to the main road aforesaid, thence
along paid road east 011 perches to the place of begin
ning. Containing aboot 00 scritennore 'or lass. about
one-hall improred, with framed dwelling house and
. .
an orchard thereon..'
TERIT.S.—' 550 to be pail on the property being
.truck down, f 500 an the_eonlirmatlon of sale, and
the balance. with' interest:ln ono year from the date
of the confirmation of gale by the Court. ' '
GEO. Y. HORTON.
Guardian.
may2l
•
BAYEAUPTCY-L-fit, 111 . e trtal6rr
-L. of JOHN HILLIER, Bankrupt.
To Witon:i - r JSw Coxcknw : The,undersigned
hereby gives noticenet his ppointment sa Assignee
of HD I tEft, of t he township of Troy, in
the. county of Bradford, and State of .Pennsylviuda:
within said District, who has been-adjudged a Bank
rupt upon his own pt tt!ton by the District Coast of
said. District.
Dated 'towards, Pa, the 15th day of Jaw:lSM
- • DENJ. M. PECK. dithrnae•
UNITED STATE :
INtERNAL
arvmmr..—llotice is hereby given that the
Anneal List of ItIcIEO Taxes for 1870.1u1a Igen trans
mitted to me by the Assessor, and the wore has be
come due and payable. • All ons messed In the
County of Bradford, will' make payment at my office
in the borough of Towandaron or before th e Ith day
July, Ih7o. - ,'ilotice is also even that all,who
neglect or refuse hi pay the duties and sa v ers.
- ed upos} them within the time apeethed, will e
liable to pay the penalties Imposed by law di
tion. O. D-11:02fT41.-
Towanda, June Ith.' l o. Collor 13th Dist. Pa.
FOR SALE-41 FARM OF FIFTY
Acres. within the Boicrugh limits, suitable for
Tillage tots. Inquire of Charles Hereciy, at ma
oflico of tho Fall Creek Bituminous Company. Tow
anda, Pa. Pat,. za, ltiTO-Tt
•
TWO SMALL FARMS FOR
SALE.—One contalidng 65 leteS, 60 improved.
titivated within 80 rods of Burlington borough. The
other on Hob= fill. containing 20 sexes. well itm.
,proved. Inquire of C. AL Manville or E. W. Bale.
April 6, 1810.
' • •
TOR SALE--4 30 horse - Power
stationary engine. and hotter in rood condition.
Terms—One-halt to-be paid down and the balance
In oneyear. s Apply to Hicbael WOMB. rall.Creek,
or Mathew Meessnen, Wilmot tenrnaldp, -on 'Pains \
Road. mayls,lo
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR ti
Lux CHEAP.—owing to DI-health the under- t
argued offers for sale cheap a good House. Barn.
orgon and ldrcludnila shop, 'with about 1!S meets
land. Two gold wells; a cistern, and plenty of
good frreit trees thereon. • This property le located
In Sheattegrdn township. Reliant county. Pa.. on
on the river road, end near a. good school and
church. Possession given Immediately. For tnr
thee parthenlara Inquire. of the proprietor. G. W.
Vincent, at Towanda Agrieultgral Werke. or
Stryder;Sheabrqsdn. Pa 10. W. VLSC=pI".
Feb, 8 1.870-tf .• •
A VALUABLE DAIRY , FARM
rollsanx.--The sabwalbers ear for sale their.
Ono Dairy Farm, situated two lansa, east of Green
weed, - Ncllemy Co, arm contains
three hundred-and twenty um dodos land. deecrib
el as follows : 100 acme choice timbered. 100 acres
inealow, and 60 acres ender the plow. Good dwel-
Ling-house or Outballdlags. large eatUe bartv36:6o.
and good horse barn: Sin lined living syringe la
the country; running tbreagilt♦ooorle
house. Is capable of baying TS ann, and oily
1l milei from Abbott's Cbsweelndxsty. Terms Gas
half cub. balance in easy manna' at 6 per cent. la
tercet. Reference.--UAL flaroald. R. B. If cilium.
Greenwood. 'McHenry to.. DL. or. 11. ilYereghlishs
-4 7.9. AYER.
May I.Bo9—iL ; Se. Ann. .
DISSOLUTION.—The partnership
herctafore eidguag Unarm the gm name of,'
Harris k Co. la this daydlesolva, The business will'
be continued by Henry Harris, who 'win collect all
debts, and assume theliabllities of the arm.
HENRY HABHIEr.
June 6, 1870. - . A. H. DEAR. .
GA RIB ALDL—This celebrated
Trotting Stallion ‘lll 'be Grand at the Want
House Stable, Towandis GARIBALDI was sired by
John Gilpin, he by Flying pool, and h• by Hill's
Black Hawk. • His dam 014-Jersey, her dam Tread
well's Old Jersey Abdallab, Terms. - Sit
junsB.'7o. • G. W. ABIIMONG.
MILINERY:
Hu Oulu Teturued item Few Tort vat; • nal Tar:
lety of
for the Summer trade, which are oared to ber cwt.
tomera and the public oath° mostreasonable fermi.
Bonnets repaired and trimmed on abort notice.
She bait also • lino selection or Mir and tarter
Goode, - aweltaa Lace and Linen Collars, Cnn. fend.
.kerchief. Corsets, to. • -
Entrance' next door to sox, Stevens, Mercer k
Co's, rrpatiars. Towanda. May St, no.
14 - M. WELLES' .' .
Am.
: - : COAL YARD.
1 ,r ,
Until tinkeroCkas prises at ilea. ars
riN - I: 00
00
.
Stove 00
'
$476 .
PittaiNat - $4 60
Leave dram at car :Cc* Ot3Ce. liti. 3. • llec
'CMS New Mock; south sids.• - 'l.
ha- Ordeals swot In an aaabtal arecallpatied bi
- 'the cash. - , • -
: ; Icrsoda. lime 2:711. • Z. IL WELLIES.
~; ~ ~.~
. c'.
=I
_.,
'_.__ _.r
11=n AND _ DINING ROOM .
Wit blink aottiol lfat4lloaaer
IDIEN,.`43AKE,`
AND - CIiA.CKEItS
_ hake 4 thtily MAO.
In onr arnica Wan vs 411 setammodate the
pn or t oo either s
dm , and malt* tew& at* goiel alai Ai in time.
• •
0 itTES4 AND Ws CZNAX
on band diving itteb. moo*, . - •
Also A fine satariaient eteaIiO4OOOIOCUOIICTy.
Fruits. Nu% ta
Tamil% rag I!;'* D. V. SCOW& CO.
FM . T CELEBRATED SELF BM-
May
X tog mow. es 0. a. PATCH'S.
• O. •
ad QIIEDS.--01110, - WEST BRANCE
Aoat Onion it Ctf ° t"` Ssed. sad Otdo 'timothy
Soottot
Nora 4, 111 ir„ 41: ROCIWILLII. •
in 140 ,FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
tfi - ItsCABIt MIX.
CASH PAID ; YOB HIDES AND
PI:LTS a _ OIMILL 21111IR's
• t.•
RT.:lmq
. 1 71703 TOWN.
Beal Estate far Sale.
c 11339 Y. J. ICCIOSIM,
nomirrrs, fun. &C..
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