Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, August 11, 1870, Image 3

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LOCAL 4Nb'GTBERAL:
ogu. Mrs. Cuni's school will re-'
Angira 15 th• :
in. Join: H. FELLo' ws, of Alba
ezkAll oat a patcnt foie carriage 'ileatlisleaar.
.
ea" J. P. STONF,',_ of - *thew, - b!s . B
been awarded a patent for a machine far rat
ting grass under water.
frieght•car direct from San
Francisco, passed over the Pi.* N.Y. 8.11. on
Tur day
AV- Moonlight evenings are now
among the things enjoyable; and the ioniger
portion of our population are goverrdng them
.:cives accordingly.
Ca" Atousrus Leo, one of the
althiest citizens e 1 Wilkes-Thum' has prp
seated that borough with a steam fire engine:
Wealth in the hands of such men as Mr. L. is a
real blessing.
Lam` Mr. CHAREES HorrE is to give
an opening picnic and ball at his now hotel in
East Towanda, on the 30th. Several German
i Sf:xielies will be inesent.
Orrtn" OF NoTE.—Mm. Mom
ionasoa., of Rome township, aged 82 years, has
recently pieced, herself, without assistance,
bedquilt containing 4,286 pieces. This wows
sid.n• rather remarkable.
ge- Several Philadelphia Ontie
ern pas . ..NJ theongh this place laid n,isek to
view (be 9alfman coal fields. We learn they
"WIT! lunch pleased with the appearance of the
mines. It is probable now that the railroad
leading to this rout field will be speedily 'com
pleted.
We see it stated that' Hon.
GEO. SI22:I>EIISON refuses to sell lota at Green
R-ranton, without the purchaser will
-.glee .7. ;marmite° that no intoteating liquors
,hallts - er he sold on the premises. We wish
then- were more real estate ownersin the corm.
rry rli Aronid take the same position.
SUDDEN DEATH — Mrs. SECORE,
of Mr. THECON SrconE, living near Deeming',
diril very suddenly of heart disease, on Friday
morning. The deceased had retired the pre
vious veiling in apparently unusually good
health. 'During the night, her husband awoke
and found her cold in death. Her funeral was
attended on Satnrday by a large concourse of
people.—Screntrm Republican.
11. r. C. P. Wray ES has our
thanks for a basket of Early Mao Potatoes—
. abeut half a bushel—which will average nearly
a pound each. They were grown on Mr. It. M.
Wrt.t.rs' farm, just below town. Mr. W. has
two acres or the Early Bose now ready for mar
-10-t, Farmers who bare not already prmenred
his variety, should procure Rome for seed.
I If local items are not as inter
.,,cting as usual, one readers must attribute it to
Ili• excessive heat. People are too lazy to do
anything that would give us an oppottunity to
get up, interesting matter. Dtsinetis Is dull,
Mere is nothing new transpiring in town, and
everybody is trying to keep cool. Do not, there
bet., blame the Ibtmonxr.a for not furnishing
ymi lots of news, because it is as difficult to ol)-
tam interesting local items jus,now as it is to
from a turnip.
A tiitaqa. TAntr..—To aid farmers
in arriving at accuracy in ascertaining the
ainonnt of hind in different &Ida under cultiva
tion, the following table is given by an agricul
tural extemporary: Five yarda wide by 968
yard, long contains nue,acre ; 10 yards Aide by
4 , ;1 sarde long contains one acre; 20yards wide
1)3 212 yards long contains one acre; fortyyards
col ( by 121 yards long contains one acre; ICA
yards bide by 40j yards long contains one acre ;
3.2 u feet iiide by 168 feet long contains one acre ;
1I () feet aide by d 96 foot long contains one acre;
feet wide by 726 feet long contains one
acre.
PrizsoNAL.—Midshipmen liacFan
-I.VNE rbUll IkIAVON have arrived at their- herpes_
aftcr an absence of alsisd; one year. They are
b..th 11.1110 rig well.
-11 C. 311:ncur. has been appointed by the
1.12-hol. of the Ditice•At inmof the committee to
:14 cm:on-went fund for the new Episeo.
p.d.• i hen the Dieeese of Pennsylvania is di-.
bit..l.
M.tr.v Dna-4 Itu.rruso bait been select
ed as otar of the ksichers of the Public School,
married.
_min. E. li. Ario.tu, private secrutarytobov.,
!lorry VY, ie ra3ing a viait to Mt. Hexer Want)
is this plane.
it. S. iII'SSELL is in toe-n, attending court
as a witueso.
—Judge 51onnow is holding court in Buscinc-
hanna contit r
---.T. DAVIS DI'FFIELD, of Philadelphia, is in
town. the guest of his uncle, lion. U. 3tEnCrn.
FIRE tx limuticK.—The large clwel
lin!:-hom, of Jas. lallexEi, of Herrick, was con
by fire on Saturday, August 6. The tire
',a...di...Ten,' about one o'clock in the day,
the ..t.eonil story being all pt flamcc; - ipid spread
• r.,pidly that but little of the furniture could
be ',fled from the devouring element. All the
elething and dairy fixture,' 'were consumed.
Ti family were left without a change' of ap-
I.:1i, I. The 1,,,,s is estimated nt $3,000 or K
(do, which there wan an insurance of $1,500.
that the fire caught from the
stove-pipe.
OinrELL.- -Rev. HOIIAcE CLEVELAND,
rhaadopilia, is spending a few days with his
friends in Orwell, and occupied the Methodist
pulpit in that place on Sunday last.
Prof. If. H. PEN - mi.:pis and lady are also vis
iting their friends there. • Prof. P. has charge
of b•.O Sunday-schools every Sabbath at Phi's-
Iplict, besides teaching singing in several oth
ers dnrtng the week.'
The funeral of a child of Wal. S. Rowe took
place on Tuesday afternoon last. Another child
et Mr. IL's lies dangerously sick of cholera mor-
To PntsT Os hand-'
,ouu• fruit is intended to be shown at a fair or
sent to a friend, it will add something in the
way of novelty to have its nano, or that of some
person, printed indelibly upon its surface. This
may be done by the following method :
Just before the fruit has attained its maturi
ty, cut from tough thin paper the name pro-,
posed, anti paste this on the side t:if the speck
int n most fully exposed to the sun.. mitt pot ,
ten. of the fruit covered by the paper will is
snore tillitiCrent color from the other, and when
rip. the paper ix removed, leaving the name
dotinetly visible.
rte. The Colicert given_ by Miss
5e1n43114 on Wednesday evening, 3d
Instant, was a decided srmeess. The class con
•:,te,l of some forty or fifty giria dressed in
white and bedecked with golden. stars, giv
them very much the appearance of •a coin
-7.,ny of fairies. The singing was excellent, and
aLL creditable to teacher and pupils. While
; all verforrnqd their parts remarkably well, the
" Que.-II," Assn FISHER, deserves special
r ,, t. the very happy manner in which her
r 1 , .‘; t , ste, rnmed out. Miss LEWIS also attract
, 1 p u t,eular attention by her sweat yoke and
inipr.,.ive style.
Wall such a teaeher antl sitelt material, we
• p.od reason why our church choirs
!IA be well supplied.
At a meeting of Northern
bni w ... 1.0. 4.r held on Friday oveni4g
f , .11,m lug named OfliCelll were installed
fur tlu currcilt :
WC-T. --N. P. Ilicfs. '
\\.\ • .]•._3fkTTlE KEENE. •
S. -4 . .
F.S. J. W. Col.DiNo.
T. -filt ti, d , E.NorGit
M. -It. li. 1101vr.s.
C. J. W. ItitwN.
I.(;. KIN,:N11:1
E. IV iirrx.k;;.
• TIIOS.
; H.S ANN 1
I:1/1 BLA , K.
w=mommgmmin
6111thi gka ile S P
fly id& *molt soma - their interest
thatinti l thiitstithin •
the Worm. Its extended, decals ,
it the best advoriiiitamedlinn in this
,*(tbeldateilT*l £l,lO
iiir"Byrreferring tathe lave 1, 1
meat 4 the esta nseluutmaglegibielillitii 1 1 .'
It.win be si that it Yu beet l e #0414,t0 .. .0
:this institution On . , tlie4th .el rffsiiiisin - .'
usetzi p
MeStru l lq ,olll o Quist:A the Pft14 16 2 . '
loth lite, edicom 034. off Aciesitity
wrge,d will Poland IC 1 0 4 : 01 '. " kr
.46, 7 ro.piatii aiiiin We' ,4iiitig. %,"
to see them open with s sufficient ni u mb -0 nit
students to ensure Sueeesi! .' - • i
• sti';The following :48 2 nt, e
officers of lifyslushrifLodge t No. Alp,7. of
Sum; 'l l CV.T.—Fianni C.
lonwa; At:CI4I,,m;:W•FAL-4181AL
LEWIS;W.T.4. OSILOID W.C.--Jaams
A. I..aacr ; Common;
G. Ef. : Fcrortastf W.l3.—ltairann taugascia; W.
`-,llrmutt
Wuq/X; P'44•TIV
L.B.—Misstsmina
This X.calge Mimi in farbettereondftien than
ever before ulnae trithslsonur- •
plus funds ill' the - tressurnl4l- 'working mem
berm: !miff°
meets. We flatter otirselres That AM tenter
'ince cause is loOklng - tui iA Wyalusing. ! !
- • Welf.
•
M. 3.4amaa,..rparrvas : At a Qiiar
tcrly Conferenceof Sm.**. Church, held iot
die VOiluiville Chargeja ccintiectiogYilth: the
camp meeting now being hoideit at' thla place,
the following resolution *as palmed
Resoteed, Tbat.when the claims Of our:pre
siding elder Bev: Wean Commix, aro mkt
(flol.9), and the cash expenses or• the . camp
meeting are paid ifill. o oV 4 heei it) , Ca l e :o r a
i
surplus in .the collection. ow the morrow,' that
eremites shall impaised over to - assist the funds
of the American Bible Society, through its aux
iliary, the Bible SoCiety of Sullivan county. .
A committee of five brethren was appointed'
by the Conference .to take rip the Colhretion.. ,
The claims of the three - several objects of , the:
collection were stated by some of the mitilate
rial brethren present, and we have the pleasure
to announce that the aura 0f.822„68 was Prompt
ly provided for and a surplus of $26,46 was left
for the circulation of the Holy Scriptures, and
passed into the hands of Mr. X. A.:Rooms,
Treasurer of Sullivan County Bible Society.
There having been (rite a number from Brad,
ford county II ho assisted in making tip the above
amounts, it . vras considered as a matter of jus
tice and courtesy to fonvard to you, M
Editors, the above statements, which we titre:
you will find a place for in your columns, and
thus serve tne rause of circulating the Holy
Scriptures )4thont note and comment, to aid in
the conversion of a perishing world.
A Fnit.ND or -nu: Bute.
Forkevilk, Aug. 8, 1870.
118. The Bnufford Comity Histori
cal Society met at the Grand Jury Room, Ong.
5,.1870.
G. P. Mosttox elected President pro teat
The committee appointed nt July 'remittal' td
examine-SyLvEwrlM Txri.on's mannricript
hie
torc or Bradford connty, reported u follows :
Your committee appointed to examine Mr.
TAYLOR'S MS. History of Bradford County,
would report that they have performed that due
tv and find Mr. TAYLOR'S plan' to be
-Ist, A general history of the county, which is
followed by sketches of each township and bor
ough, an-anged alphabetically. .
Under the first head, the general history of
the county, Mr. T. hasAnoted at length from
the journal of Coxitao WEissaa, the account of
Set.Liyxx's campaign in 1779, and other docu
ments of this sort. The extent of such quota
tions is a matter upon which the committee feel
great delicacy in expressing an opinion, except
to say, that the size of the book is largelyin
creased by contaiuing matter which has no lo
cal interest. .
The township sketches are, for the malt part,
defective and very unsatisfactory, and Colltaßl
misstatements of fact, of dates, Ac. There are
also numerous grammatical and rhetorical de
tects which would - sadly mar the printed page.
Altogether, while Mr. Txxi.on has labia foun,
dation, and gathered some valuable material,
the work has ,by no means reached that state
of completeness width ought to be dignified by
toe history of Bradford county. Could the-318.
be purchased for a reasonable consideration,
the committee are of opinion it might be ad
visable to procure it, but they wonldtiet recom
mend the endorsement of this Society - to the
publication of the work as it now "stain
Adjourned to meet.roti 13th of September, at
T. !Amur, Sec 'y prci tem.
Coors.—The work of :liar:vest
ing—the most tothfol3lolal.or tb ilievlarmor. of
all the year—is abont over, with the exception
44 late data. The heavy shouhrs ain I high winds
That prevailed at times during the sniumer,had
the effect of 'breaking dorm the straw r ihns
deimg the crop more difficult, as weir as tome
etpensivo, U. harvest. Still it is represented RE"
'being more than nn averageyielitund the farm
er is thus repaid for his additional labor. The
wheat in the Eastern States may he regarded
as a failure, and the supply of the whole coun
try will fall much below the uimal vtandard.
The Cimitnissimier of Agriculture now estimates
that thw yield this year will be forty-eight mil
lions of bushels less than that of leo. New
Jersey, 31aryland, Delaware, Wisconsin, Mune-
iota and lowa show the greatest percentage:of. .
biss, while in Georgia, Alabama, Tormesiste, 7 and
a few other States, them beat crop is better than
it was feet year. The relative ileereiole of the
ii-hl since, last year is _about one-fifth. These
circumstances, together with the war in Eu
rope,"have caused en advance in wheat, it be
ing quotyd in the Philadelphia markets en Sat
urday laid at $1.606.4.51,6.5 per bushel. Our In
cal millets are offering $1,50 to - SIM per bush
el. Shoutil the war between France mid Prus
sia continue, there islnit little doubt that all
kinds of breadstuffs.will be enhanci il hi vabie,
and consequently wheat, which is the principal
staple, will command a much higher figure
than pkeseut quotations. Under any cirentu
statice s, in view of the shortness of the crop,
we cannot sgt• how it can fall much below pres
ent rates, with every prospect I,r a decided rise.
In our jnagment, farmers would do well not to
dbipose of their grain at this time. The hay I
crop, which is really of More value than all the
wheat that is raised, however good may have
'been the yield, is the hea:viest eyed - gathered in
this section of the State. For the part it
was of good quality, and well mired The corn
is not yet matured, lint snfileiently advanced to
insure quite a good crop. NotwithStariding the
hotgweather we have experienced,. vegetation
has'not suffered from drought, and the corn;
although planted late, has: come on finely. It
now presents a beantifid dark green color,
which at once denotes ahealthy, vigoronsplant.
-The potato crop is equally promising, and from
present indications, we ishitilliave an abundance
or this highly prized and almost indispensable
esculent. The early varieties. have - been both
large in size, and excellent in quality. We have
not heard any complaint of the rot, so prem.,
lent in ninny past seasons. The later varieties,
from their thrifty appearauee;give equal prom
ise ; the recent hot weather does not appear to
have injured them, as-there was sufficient alas
tore in the ground to preserve the vigor of the
plant. We have not been afflicted
' with any se
-404 drought during the summer, and pasture
for cattle has been both abundant and ;good.
The supply of small fruits, Null as straWbrerries,
rasplxo-iea, blackberries, were fully equal -to
the public want, and sold at prices which plieed
then, within the reach of aIL There will also
lic a rea SC aside supply tf apples. It is only by
reviewing the products of the different seasons,
that we are led to realize the many blusairil
we enjoy, and what a favored people we
r ill
t
it
.HO I!
f
,d - tr
07 7 , 1)
pew
are. There is nut a nation on 1.1 a; face
4 the
such an
Ira of sub
-
I )ge delicacies
he pleasures of
op may not have
0 Tyner years; there
)
that our blesdin' pare
earth, ',reliably, flat is favored eii
abundance and variety, botbin tbs
anuittal necessities, as well as tr
which contribute so larg:ly t
life. Although the wheat
been so large as upon
is every reason to bel
far iipexcesa of oar /
I.:tend:of complajV
but rejoicing
deserts as. a peolila:
z dia; wa - should hear nothing
thanksgiving.
limmrrEits Bu.turom.
half.shire ix waning, so the old
unfruitful cry for a new county, to be fumed
from thirteen of the western townships of Wad=
ford, has been resurrected in Troy ; butt let it
be remembered, Sonthwesteni Itradterd . entent
her protest against this scheme and wil hare
no part or lot in the affair, es she wonld; ranch
rather remain a corner of staid . Br4dlbrd.
Mark ye! ni circuit can be counted out from
such a thirty-three old monstrosity. : -We can
do better. - '
The Canton school-house wit!, probably, be
dedivated Moon after the 81 11/(111Y-SChM reSti'
vtils have eloAtql. The thin! restivlit In the
e!SMiIff!IMM
IMme wrn
. be,
XM.Mr4wik!°!4l-141"*.
,-.•.:l*,i).4:iiiitri,
iiiimitiosilleilti ke
la#Pit be redeemed, 50. : ;,,,'
ZrAtetrifi
~,,---•=
sound, hodtby . mind with $ rigorous
not liable to 'Ali iiiiiiil4, twisted or .
g a 4nl ta lrr
. 7 4 13 d the
mrgutrrs VoAsy =
MOM
21‘11Wid b.,
.
.
heir to, as welLas . and
minds under his instruction, be eiltiottes
100(909 11 tiiiigOttione l 44o4
or causes no one to be kotln susmporot
*km . 5'e.,...?„ev.,31.:(t.
lost nide mwritißg,,UN9* F 0 .1 1; a
807, liga it, Beni 'out bjat*ben
sayintrlMiiikOdilrOltidiVaeforti ;Won, buil he
failed to do so,Themfore search , use mi4E
Ai4ao l , .. 64 *;1 , 4 1 414- 1 0t ai a ° 0
understand thit t (mai troubled lr
'
of the haat, which probablycaosed his delth:
:.'-1.41te Ifieldakft Obsvii-MAIWPOs. ' to l a°
Ppleasures!at.the e kr a ti r 4/litin k 161111 - •
Mehl itre'in iiidinest aim wishing to Il t
e
•aarcallAa Oa°,
too. • : ka
Fermi jotr.--.- O4Th v , r
ml!:•• 45 r•
an uk
.
MI6 Mat. Enrreal loca
Is iSSOostititLuCe
oat county, wtt boboone um to now ' the
Dr. A. Hsu= says in his journal , tauthe
lirriveid af'll* &Obit lab OiAldekroPtijiand
found threci physichunt; LE Bum, : . •
ind Potirtsii; Indio iittinity. "14 I no to
boned t ir t r i li OlifTVr i g nif i tt M i
_i ;
suu taa grain , meat , &44Itiftel: - at grice
,
in PainuMLl•c•",Theatiatisrait4 tier li
brary." . " The' Tree Masons „held their :V,
.uteethq,ut, 484 1 1 37f0,130P1 f 2i,:1 7- I "7{ " Alig
o r
Conmtnints eloctaillaspot*.Of eleetkm l' the" ,
townships of Troy and Columbia and *r. jiii; I
itatttilasessOt . .7::l l •!tillpti Wit4ty,cif pap Polttt,t 1
is State Senator." "HOMED'S court trisl are.
very
very frequent, apdevitlence Oren :with anzitucb
lenity asa bar-rbortiittoiT-ertiterd-
Ingliirititaii - A•igierints-at t at a
fair. Comwtritripmatirations, frequently iitop.•
ping trials for some *Ming . difference, whittle'
may, or may not, pertain to tiease ; ,-ti at
'tended I Methodist meeting , which lti' a
hs
•I rustle lindillor where par' tritiodeet og ec; the
sly ogld, and the full gazit'''‘iboweled Kerr&
littetAXo Fit. hgla."o,•Fulklllin7;. ,7 4. 4 first
meeting for organizing' acmonlimt, society in 1 1
Bradford county was bold at Towsitchi; 1114'11,
fillit- BM_ p4sicianth,Bantztnir,,./Iyairtinif;
Pnaitai, Virntimanc-11 Ciiii4l nod Mantes,
.were present. Brew was elected President,
WurrEnEAD rUSirreitident, Mumma Secreitary.
Fort f in a tesamtr and,LibraragM 1, ipurmmart,
Burma Pllnteintir ccaisbaZ - --' - ' c.. ' 1
Dr!'/Imauest adrertiseatafollowa: ; ,
PUBLIC NOTICE. ,
The subscriber basioglatel,y ryed „at, thib• ,
place from the Stare-tot NeW Yak inquaill of it
vacancy for the practice of medi ne, has been
solicited by several gent. MOM vicinity to es
tablish hitharlf hire; and titling concluded • to
accept their invitation, takes this method Wel
form the-Nate. :Ile has taken Ids stand at
JADES 'Lazo's; Jitt., and from the advantages
ho has possessed of acquiring a knowled4o of,
Physic and Stirgeg',• he Ilatteliviklirn that /F 44
will be able to give general ailitilletion. :11q,
hopes by assiduity and careful attention to ion.. • 11q,
'
it not 'MO the Pertinage 'Of ; thoenk who sitar
please to call on him for medical aid, but also
&ea citizen lippradent.andindicious,oonduet -,
to merit their friendship and esteem.
Respectfully the Pubhtfa,Boyoted Servant,. • I
A. Hmune)p—
livtatux Teettinal armml,saion as 'post
master at Try, Feb. 15, 1819. TELL.
August, 1870.. , ~; „
1166 DEAR BROTHER ALvoitti''t
pleasant recoppetioretlltave efliiiihbath-schsrl . j
friends and service in - Itra'dfOrd county follow
ine everywhere. It is not easy to . repress the:
grated feelings which these -recolleetions'al 7 '
ways awakim. I Must otetisiemally'espi*
them. The - results of our work in LyemninA
county the present eetuipmequirieg Nary much
travel, especially by rail, are largely duo tp the
generosity of individuals interested in the Its
roursm. For this reason, hr 'pert, I fiend you
herewith A summary statement of these restdtQ
A thortingh MMUS of th" Ore county
been mule, and complete statistics of all the
nabbattl-seltoplelusce bum; vdter4.7- .
I give you, for th , e most tart, the gener I
factibrenglit to BOA
Fist. . ... . . , , .. . ... ,
. _. .
. Comparison , : slimy.' • tbat,,:g . , the
past twelve mentto there has been a gain lr
seventeen sehOols - anti sit . hicielsod averako at
tendance of two tliotwistidtti#,Aithdroditwilpitt , ,
ty.porions... ~. ..- ; ,:4 . , . ..7 4 :
Beth . , ntt: !Nis than Lao refars,itto num
rii4r of winter Saaktlrm:Ablicas btLii ti reamed
. • • •.. . • -
~774 AL . The!'. silaltAcholais;
forming Bible classes, is gradually,improving.
schools amar.operaticiOu commanitiei 4614
'have no regales preaching of the gospel.
I have no record of any Sabbath-School
in Slit...Quit' that does ript'iroßde . idtOstevery
fam4 in its neighborhood with some' , sort of
good lsks or papers for home reading. , •
Sixth. There is; in this part of our field, a
very_niaoed improvement in the observanWtif
the-.1.4(E s . •
& cord.. The future and eternal resulta that
we may confidently hope for must depend up
ou oxen hanks mirk than bus:yet been done.
Thotisands of precious souls iu all parts of the
county, yet without hope in the Saviour, hinillY
call or more earnest, loving teachers of "the
truth as it is in Jesus."
Eighth. The expense of planting and sus
taining these schools on 'the 'Lord's Diiy can
easily he counted in dollars and rents;
at the same time, it is encouragingly true that
neyalned estimate can ho placed upon the gol
den harvest that shall be garnered for the king
dom to come.
God bless all the friends who hive assisted as
in these -efforts in behalf of 9nr youth. •
Ever yours must cordially,.
I:. CArrriNtir.S.
Williamsport, Aug. 0, 1870.
BUSINESS Loca.
' ber Daily papers received morn
ing and evening Book Stoic- And
News Room.
i Attention is -directed, tq - the
advertisement of S. M. Larro:v, Litchfield. His
property is valuable and desirable.
Mr.L. being about-to move,wsst, we have no
doubt but that goal bargainit Will be othired.
tel. We are informed that
D. Dna. intends 'oPershig a tartm'idoek of Milli.:
nery and Ladies' Furnishing Dards; in (inir
trrns Psi o f Mock oultridge *revs, in a
r • •
;short time.
. _
wk. If you are fond of/goqd Offer:,
and-tea, you should go to 13 Lvi &
wAva, on Bridge street ey make this brunt la
of business a specialty ;And are thus eaabled-ta,
offer great bargains./
t he contributors to'. tho;
by alias Dotn.rin4 will
or knit their names with' J. J.
is. or 8. W. /Lucent beforti Ike &ES of
tuber next.
NopcE.-- 7 )
Iluok club,
pleass se)
Gilt;
Sel
WS. PATI7MBON & INNIX WlBh it
distinctly understood that they. 43E4 particular
pains to keep everything in the :Grocery and
Provision line, and in, are satisfied :end ,they
cannot be beat is tai., honorable dealeri. ~
ter If business at fiEt r guy 'No*
sti., on Bridgi Arent, 'iontuthei inereise - -
for the next month as it has during thin; .
few weeks, liiniithave to enlarge his business.
'atairOt4se his Owed olds ke. flOtkisfipsi r
ness on the ready pay system, and pays . ; nails
. . .
. Mir The bainess. at
tuu, 'Ample& so . , rapidly ; that, lhey arc
coinpelletito ikr44l . lo ' piralk; /it inadir.g and
tmlosdhig their goON Tb 6 fa l eiS
durini the mo itlt 4.10'y *04.4 *Oro than
some eatahlishmenta itoll fora whole year. They
athertiaO end sell cheap,: . : I 7
. .
DS- Teeth: ertmated. -wOhoat pain,
with pure Nitroua O kle, at, INUarelfii Deals!
Office, on Bridge street. RN:Ilan:of ; 31arnu.
wig &man him inhaled ilia s Nitiopittiride aE
Dr. Watrroa's odiae, and sererally9usd eolW
tireiy pronounce thd operatiOn of pulling teeth
by tide pumas perfectly safe and panicle': -
WOOD it'
110 6 5 . 4114121 t oo '
and sitenOk •
- for Vie* aliltk
Thersanatumatibil
-4:3242111
strainents sre•tiAanly pianos Sod organs I
am " • , 14 0 41 41tiMeitlarOr r l l4 l i 0 .
• or: the u wawa cAyamto i nd to Yre..
smi. for tha new creculan and fake UAL
Vtkr,Sientertrivt
Fon tikra.--A ' fine nen , dw '
4 1
101180 and Win South Tornatiga
in splendid neighborhood, and
'ono of tie - finest views in — Wiliftird oimnpty.
at:V4iAtt ai -ari r t a im
r tottetoatrt t wo 4
or 1
tor IsardenAk . , good cistern, and sun.. tee I
' /041
14144,10060inktm00 t
1
emigre Of . J. D. GooDtPiOrug: 'EN.; on
Ilir:We noticed et the depot, thiec
t n
other :Senna& s manonnnth box inertia ii.
B. oTkiidi:s W
ititsicivtitiii.
~*4 4" bh
ing inquiry About it, "re warn i n fOrul oll / 1 11 411°
. . ...* 1 11 1 .093, keVidlle... tiElkalOn *I
hop °four enterprising itannreeturer; i
Ben" - 141. Onorrox displays his aims' '
judgment iiiodini44 wagon . tiOni; 11 0 8, ii•
tabliehinentisi the work tuned 'oat , 'is
il l S i I rrf ilni Onl e f IT O' I P ' le ' ''
-_ •
~
SS: IN
D. THAD. S e tr*DEGRA77 ,
fanned a queer operation ripen etentlestash at
Ow.ego; on Saturday. -. He removed halt of the
, • a te.
=i l li la l Ap el ,c-iim - 17
r = l ,- AD I 11, Fh ;
opening lefttwis so bug,, and it beenne, , •! 1..;
-RR sgSk' st AßP 3 -#O-1 ° lsk i I n "
sistits AO ;nrizli4s l lo4. l
tAtintitiffthe. tace.!
I t;hanistisiiiititogetittili• ' .g
I -
wir The !ifiater4 (A ' ew
Aeor g qmpte , 0. 1 r: . ..
t ThilibndOr ttimenstr4th -
ow is • en •uett ..
"Oyerland;': by an encouyteetnanth . 1 . ~ th.f4tWAcir.
. f4tWAcir. f9.0._.11 VON . 1' • ' AY is
given, and Mr. Hirassa Giant,* dtswe
a sa7l= l9 lll l4 l= r cer il
. .
'4Xcno s x•JWAIIMP,!-Tgr tl: l O.fA. FPl•i
etoryby Jame , -Fast9riax-Inut--, ; a
triPitkrlNmaiTrA4 0 # 4 7*5. D :1 0 4 ~
andidiskTtriis. A 'od,l44th4t
[e~~ ; t4C _ 2n~y;ligstra~tdp [ n Ituu, AP ~,
. ,
DK' PATIENE TM, NEWEST t
nil; Cabot' Embracing 4 Geo,
gr ea llf il =ts— Desee = ef
"e
ilia ' O'Mara. ban •
prigina to Oa Called o Sbojel,ila ingmmoeMpon
oar t.Milialnitinteteita atnErW _amt_s r eonail goracthe
stitutiostr; by Writ 11111 81111:11, IN b., formerly Nits.
ionary fa Chi!sfkßyilylpe Chinese in California.
The recent remarkable events growing out: of
ibidotin
mom
of China: and the. constant emigration mom that
country to the Ifilittatee. have Greeted a .nalver
el.den/,and.lor,clear. ankanth , 9ntie . tniormation re.
- Se 6 / 6 0 " ' 14 9 4 10 ;.‘iith j a6 Witten*
to nu t pmeettbl a Amoasl, no :twitter in Arnctitit'
or that:Mile author M! the
terawatttantere._ ‘,7 t' , . .
• ',::i6l7tiis opkt /erect i leers Is ;thetas, DO.lffpnimi
0..444 1 *a , 03 95" . A*"
.thbeslato sad weed oalasny,Peopotheoplo, labors
loithelthrilt of the chinese Wilds•ththWi and
wae - wtheiNiOiiiioWthe Pull' laiiiothllWriel of
the Mane." He Hereby beciffirthaethellY 16.
derminthltretrbargalle:libliafte-end
Miens, •inakospiriallta,w4lt !heir character
_and ci
payities al)iinittgia - iVi.tia'irttli the questions and
tzwitwhiCtitrtse lAsopnOinki rest
liase. ) ;
It graphically describes the teography'aild
'lial*Ntnetimm al tams: irsitelsaviiritof the his
arke, end
=skns of inhatdisnss p tun .. s °apish:6l'lw origin
t racer: ins progeca . r ef Itkerieerit chithgter inthe
tgroigii anillonieede potter Lef Itibiftinaitinfie
Ttint . edrk•isiiioatilthefr tia• - •thivitritfitlight!up4m
ihnimPCifant iftbiecrol &atiellbittitori* , Alierica;
eitabiyeig itcf inliptatian'tif bur WantiMelaiabeity
of the Chinese as ithonti; &thistle acivianial.•facto•
ry *CUM* Ininera.thd - agelthiltnrista. and, their
Importance atathotuut r uf, inemsiting .the „wicking
poweruf the counUT. ind„of introducing prOducts
!aid' iiiiviaittittknairli 1104 . datty. and
daveloPind atitywOlPlllanultivaaliknt .01W on
becuided territory. _
Appended inthewoilanti' l e6thilete copy of the
inhairthld t stalmh tiot liter** Ihuni.:Altown
game, delivered in New York, June 23d, 1833. and
of thWlitethcati iittllChtnit;iiiidementai7 to the
1rea1y . 416511.! • t •
Llano .ta agent &suable •valuable work,
and will canvass this and fevers! adjoining 'town.
N.',
l 1 : ') . It'A llt 7`L
VANDERPOOL—WILSON.—At thoPersoniao
.qiionrOeton; P.Ilk: 11, 1)1 1 7 1.4 btlf.o.44lnllock
Annwtrong, Mr. Alonzo Vanderpool I to Miss
Sarah Wilson, both of Towanda township.
COMPTOII-410CKWELii=-Th Frintiln,i burs
dat', July 280870, by i Nested, Mr.
Isis . el Compton•and Miss Amanda Rockwell,
lE l ' 4 '4 . .
Jqnl4l3oNrlllud.—At th u Ocisidcace of. Mr.
Fisher, to South Towanda, July 31, 1870, by
Bor. 0. R. Transne, Mr. J. Dorsey Johnson,
of Franklai,"ana Miss Catharine Price, ofDls: ,
ter.
HATCRL-HAKEB.--Llit Few ittltrinr,Lettup6tst, 3,
1870,Arltoo. O W. Ettarigore,Air .
Hatch to Mias Lois MdfakearbothotAlbany.
"''''"; l l."lll.PD.
3IABSIIALL.—In Towanda, Wednesday, Ang.
1870, Mr? E.,yoUngest daughter of R. T.
and M. S. -Marshall,. aged 3 months atul 21
daps.
IVA.grt).+An Towanda, Avg; 3,1870, Mn.s Ile
' braes Wade, in Leend'yeat.
s itt i ti t otcyndar
•
.-.see-aitatilf.AMiLt r 'lletchauti Tai
lor, Bridge street.
TAiwittg Gtiat;lreitliani
lore.
111§1. ii4ou. desire.* prompt :paY.-
merit of:yfrar foam alter dro, rinstWe IFlunitix
Fire Inenrance Company, of Hartford,. prom.
dorm W. Mm, Agent.
Witco Merenr'e Block, north aide FhbF
'airtime; Towiuidt.. - '•-•
. Ilicenix. Fire Ina Pm. of,
ford, Conn.
Security Fire Ina. Co., of New Yea . . •
fifterdiania Fikeina..Col,torNeit , FOL.
ionic W. Mu, Agol4 t.
Towanda, Pa.
Office Illerettr' No* Bled; h oide roue
Square. 0 '4
EIS
CAVALRYQ . FFICERB, WAR 1.8b1.1 1,
• Caialry , kir, entitled to an ;allow.
once for ago and risk of horses be amen July
22, lalll,Atid.foly:fl,:lo42.7' • GalLonil. 11 - Aftw
Kean, attorney-at-law„ofileePatebealllodk,
Wanda, Pi. •• - "JOT 14 1870-L4w
SELECT Scifoor..!---P. L. CREISPiI, -
Seeilitted by kriiiiii4xii'ironieu,'sfilropen l 11 , 86-1
lect School in tho Academy at Rome boron,ll, l
August L. 1870, • and, continue le wockii;•" No'
paths or expense will be spared to make the
school rank among the first in the cdruitty t :
Aiiefiracf in recitation,,anA a, thorougli cony.
weludision °fib° 'laded. tit hand,"*ill be in-
Fated npou,.aud Any ,baste becomptible vrilki
%Wee mulls will lie carefully antilded.udEserycfp
fort will lie made to render thO telrm's work
tlicfrougb OrOfltable. -- : - *, •
'For' Milker bilarrindlini,''higette - of 'E. A.
itnerwAy, nythe Draglßferei lirPeme borough.
Jnly7l, 1870.•
-NONTAI•FirES
',,•
_voilitantv:oh hanalhod'iriiirfog,Ois
onable
oocxery
. tatiety,AOneghl and:foreign
mahures. °Mids
big4ll4".es:thullaly on
the cub system and mid:it a correspondingly,
low figure. Going out 4 .4 VlO , Thirdwartl trade;
are offering a 10f.,0f goo ds in thilt line at "ado*:
isbly-low rate's. .Great bargains for builders'
and contractors. ,
the
Owes& Mill, tit' netting Igniad . &arr at tijo love
aitriaialk-rteed, Id- meditative: Id munercins
advatitate: it hiakcsai s rear market for the
javenafarlost" a ,:intevionlty.;-01306, con
cheap aid irholesothe
Neal Irciandtkonr,niul aa niturattetadt anatibi .
notivolmatualli tigo:Killm.; r in. Thrope,
Amok and aboactoPietne : butzlie S PE effect'
to ram primal but this Mill' at all
attidatianuiplicezd . - - e—
toty2k- 2819
BEM
- -
IL' IWO to,inferm ohl.friends,
oldie enellighat haven A NEW
"BEIDLEBTAN'S DEVI, I IAVINEEI i .'
•touPirspee.tfully- invitava inipection • of 'Mr
goodst:daces. As my stock has beer(rtr l ..
es Aor Clkaa s vid : wi - peppaiiti to
sell for n ray, I fbel b3nildent Tay,
Prime will compare favorahly with any eidah.
nshinentin the country.' -
,ltave paid particular attention to the, Weer
Gan of Gwynn Snots, and warrant them runt
afaorttnept of. TEAS is,complet9; slur
'tangos hi prices from slfiTY M.M . to OW.
DOTLAB AND FORTY CENTS. 'Coffee ground"
to order; mid sold at the to Dries' Give Inn
a ealL; OLELEn._
• Tolrandai t ali-14;ia70. . •
!be
11.er.•
.1
to l)
oil
Cl=
EMI
. O. D. ),'.;,_4.
for
)s,
'APra 2B . 1870-4
IL/4 7 11r s
11Eue - •
out of literates 1 4aor. wbore
will find a rifl fhgasisi b i7r
dollars. nngeo
illatog, Mask; Instruction-'UK*
Sifilr"Ws saiieftiOio?
a ir tog ra t a uti k ai lv and
street, Towip t d, 6
f:f r, IT, 41
have
Wtinkmuliatket solth 16WWWidirli a
g Department; and hiving seen the
services of Department; and
cutter' andeom t
wortmaiviviheranatie, wowed to m
wor,k me, best almond latest fashions or-
der.Jest, received it new - and fresh
et
wands. - Thipublie will Mid it to their ,
tags to give us a Gall before baling" elsewhere:
Inisolabir wesramantnarinititandguanudoe
toed fits.Bekalri_ ng done On abort notice.
March 12.1871). • 11.2.!
.Nmir Advertisements.. I
T :ERAYSIMIF, MAN 119141/
if I •
Table SAL be wipplied with the beat the
foists. and the 4air,nith ctiiidrest brands pf ors.
Thistense now of dui Mailbag ors we al,
MODIMATX meta. /m7men a cb nd
ffiothers attedding
VOIPIZIPPAIKIihtsie)t eargirpiWnfavtable
plice CO sum. wood stabling attached. aug.iii,'7o
g r- IttWARTY-toiit' ditringithe
It, montb of April Jut. in this Bozo., si tote
Bill, given by C. L. Wird to I. 8. Post. for .410 s
dated May It , 1849. Tbe above reward will ha ' li d
•:42=to
--‘
Bg. flint
nLSSOLUTION.—Tho partnert}hip
pxlettqa, rind,er the. llnpa„nante of
Sigh!AISM ikalktbitdllef dlasolveillfirdittbd con
sent. The liminess will be continued at the
stand. End all demands, against the late Anift all
liebbilltlic 4111 sittlitd - by - te enliscriber.: at
goods on hand et present will be *old at greatly re.
Muted rates. - ' !
Towanda, Ang. 6,'70-3ar : Z. DAl),ls.-.l'
To l 'etrTTMO ' nigß
CLOTHING MADE TO oßpg.p.'
Ton should study two things. First, to
GET .TIIEE WHERE :111/ST.CLAKI reLOTtITNO
IG ',UDE -
3 : ii 04,40. - 1 7 .sf ;::
WHERE TII.EI_ADE SOLD CHEAP.
Mid lit thle tcreeila attiele thettit 4 .
the merchant must understand hie linsiness..and
i n c.pif deem; arid box, veliktfoidil OA 4` to: 6 i*i l ,o a practical
Waa
t
,
PRACTICAL TAILOR '
I
In all as branches / insforeas to be, haling had
E PWEVS"TEARS•
In the business. Have been a cutter in Belie int the
beat haulms in
`; `' ~'
r'E«~ ' YOItI{ ~ CITY
•
..-1,1 1 .• pay, Ira% buyinil.' o lpllllllgoiad ditiget, sad
htidde profile Avith"no tea% io that leas or:it will
do—and with low rent and other expellees (ti pro.
portion. thus making the cost of carrying on the
httainess very arnalt.
•
ip see l iety It is r
I cA.N ion vr VIOODS CHEAPER
lizazienDoirtelr tlicktetlatheatraad laaving no
knowledge df it thenceelves, have to einpfiry:Othere at
large salariei to attend to it. -and customer! mart
t c C9 l34l gLY 74l l 3 l' Y I T
DO BUSIN.ESS. TO LIVE BY IT.
If yon doubt the atioro statement, bo co4inced
b S,,,7fu!Pit' r . , _.! ffili-rvizu,nß,s i •
Merchant Taller. Bridge fit., Towandsi, Pa.
Aug.li3l7o _ ,
BRIDGE LETTING.--Settled; vra-.
ponals will be received at the place knjiwn as
.Wheelarlettlfutory. in - Athens Ittnettehip. en WES
``DAT:AI7OIOIIT 23, 1810, ntitil - 1 . ""o'elock, p, for
the building and completing a Dridge acre gimp.
.rd's Creek, near Wheelock'. Factory, in sal town
ship. Special:attests • for the erne laity be ;peen at
thereceumhisituteCifellieg, at tbelkiet'Orlee
Athena Boro., for ten dap previous to 'said letting.
J. A. MOODY
• EZRA LQ9lllB;''''
76 - WRINDs.
Commiaelogiere ,
Commissioner's Office, Ang. 8, 1870.
.. , ,
1 tEGISTEILTIZOtrok--Itiote is
,
. ' 'hereby given that ; th ere Us beenill and
settled in the °thee or the itegister-or Willi. In and
for the county of Bradford, secennternr- admlnLstra.
lion - upon the following estates, viz:
...r BMaleetrt.of 'Amaral A.. BEMs. bliadettor of George
Biles, late of Wrilusing, deceased.
Final meet of .William Snyder. t talmt p 1 Thom*
Cann, laninfilhaabennba,.dlied: ' •
fl. - parigairiekt kir>.nezer Spell„ezeentor of John
Snell, late of Pike, doe'st' 5 : --- '., ". • --''''' - t
Final soil of Charles Stockwell and C. C. Wriglat c
adineataffaartel S 1 Muntbar4lMocillartp deed..
Finalseet of ieffemn'Pritni elte, 4of John
son Brewer, late of Wens, deed. • • ,
''Herd lee% ill tilleitenan , It: SW Militat* •
aofndßar Ells p. IFlLershadms's of Adlson BlLlleamiate
inktimlnzro.. of
. Finat . met of /Mean X.tiriSinpn.k W. U. Bishop, ' sates of Samuel Orlilllate'of .130ealtimnIM dee'd..
Final 'eel of PeleitPleelk. ; it.; adrift. of Seth Peck,
late. of, onto dacid.. - . ~.-. • . '
: linalnWtof-311.11. Meer, adiegoi Briley Mil=
llama, late of Springfield, deed. •
r•Finalacet of-la JD:Warner; admt Of =Orrin Mar
•:., -
rtnaLeacei ofJohn•Slarrov, adiel; of' Edai yAcki l
low. late of Wilmot, deed: 1.. t : ..: :•: .. ~., • , .......1.
EMI met of Amass Watkins, 'deter of John'lVat
liisiail•ntlliater: deedlY - ••.,. - ,-;•••:r•F:.: ,
szown. Plusl net of J B Cowles, guardian of Tkerisa
*Able the sOpetheemeet set off by ex.
anon;
the'folloin " ad*i deeelieb nigtritM tli,444 9 :'
Estate cAThillip It. Hail,
•• ilatal kr. Bowmen.
4 4 , E.& Dickitiame. - °
A Ortitotßockweithas 11.
"4 c t . . 4 - • .
' ' until Wanidr: •
And the same will he presented to the Qrphana
Omit t*( Bradliithlterulty. TMURERAT: Re Bth
day of SEPTEMBER. 1870, at 2 o'clock p.m., for
Con andiliiowanne. • . -
17. E. GLADBITI,
Braider.
angloo
,rrarAri-ragr-*.
_irlawinet
C
,Ilnaalher es.l. 14 . 11/11 • •dshl
Fault/Mast use as 11en. - 11. AWLS:
iolualbas Whipple - vs 1). Cash's admr's..set tenilr'd
Waliscia.Zaautes:•• - .."•••• ...... ••oci Ss
6(4)..W. White vaJ. L. Reetwell
Catharine T., lee Ta MaalahliSslrorlk•alitchssut
JohitE Goodr var. T. Smith.
"Jaiob McNeal vs Israel Rmith
1 1 0=:70 0 ;Ils
ohn au vs 11.1Ellilret al.
_. .....
Frialo" a. Barmy 3ts ....... L..pass_
Jobalreardeettaillhl. Mabee) ! act Ls
Jacob Passage vs 3.ll.llartins
VoWitelkirditatlkilltßY:o-110111:061;4,:tresiaas
EiliAirttawai vs L.B.Tairs
o.l'.lTedles vs, Jest 111=6,„. oiSW
Il 1W;
earyilbaperti-
Allis &ward vs A. Colbarn
=
app
TsArsel ;t e r.. (.5. Alectmenl firs rs ..Ithathskit
Korvin Ruh Coal Co; Tll_Parelai*9?• • .. .. d OK
Wftslas ... are'
•ZolurTlPtatiirgbrra . . -debt
Illsaai Bradt ia • ;Weariest'
wealopeoasirelantaW 04' Ilton. • Ti 444Zer 12,
MO at 10,o'ciat*;altt. Itr4. 0
' ! —fterberaatary.
IrSEPTENBER
A ` ;
, Aa tann4=2;s 021Creem,
;Oki 1j bore* , give* that all moo= Indult.
at .to.tba., 'OW* SiEQ. si maw kik of Abu.
Angola. 40:41., moot loam imoodlotwoymeof.
MAO Pomo biniarslaimammistam
infolf Pesiosthem duly antikentkotod for ottletiorat.
..4:1111ThY GORZ, r
. OBADIAH, 001er.
• • PFAtt n ple .
•- A '
Ang.fo,lK7o
te
ilaggititr
1 7;
t•maat ..atipti****l,
VP& NEOBWit*t i tit
- •
AT Ata~triti4thilit 4
Z - 14',1",trOtIt
iloarf 2 T. - *° " l i p f ne I r CinAlYa ! 2;o
tellel.knte TAtlit#l'
Si POs Vtl k- - ect , ..o V+) tver
, 14 .„p ti;i i r *. tgi ;j a i=
t e v = l . 4 , 4 , to
the Paddle, the Adiawingagilendtd L2l'-OP
iddektha,Aattimr thetwebeet hasl* seratheen
er i ll a c b tillit s ilitPAlO° l4 4*
the men and prperty holders 076.:
*3 5 44 ' itrvekitiffir*. igimitOnnouipi4
Thellititti
_of 0 14 We - 1 0 1 Pim' Migair
llell Il iFinrOfkoP_ NA4iiiiVe4,o4 wad tk•: ,
supervision immure Wetted at- diet taza4 by
ihePeket_holiprik ' • -
:,111,/041' -ZtlaiLL
51
-94,27014a5e1t! or a" Ts
• • • .)
VishiutliWrriArjarog
atr a lljair-at
110
10 Dollars in old, .
.1 churn power, .-1 - 47, 'y'r;;..4) t,116-,:- •
1 Churn powee, -I. , . 1/1)-
-14 6 rIagleI 14
14)
/1115012titr " "
1 Bnared 04untyPtough, 0
Niagt;e;.•;44o 1,, 50
- - • " eti
• . %AV.
b4IKY
50441,
• 50 00
, :4 00
t.f.,4 1 54 :
11'55'
4.00
5 00
5 00
. 70,00.
4.00
5 .00
• WOO.
00
PI . 4 26 40'
' 50
. 1 OO
1 -4 4 -
1 San& . • • :2
Greelibialkaitylie :14 . 1
Snit Of IDIOM* to order,
leapt More, •
1 LatwOlapiganar
1 tile;°-' - r. '— •
1 Dozen Mate Shirt*. •
-• • r
1 Tonal' .
1 nrotima Coal
vecoi ' -
t tY3
coda,
1 Globe Hemlaphere, :1 • 1
a Hosea
41111114:04ettahr.of Toliet Soap,' ? A ,
•
1 Greasing Cane,' .
t • 4
11'W Larra Vaaeit,
1 011 Painting, •
...r
1 Globe Iletniapluere, '
1 Silver Watch,
114
%TAP=
. 1 0 in
iD 1...--- in Go l4 .lll2l:lalawladm. t' ,,, - 'l' l 23 23 '
200
.1 imrja Dew _ ~• ~I • ~, ~... . .. ,-- . 0115,00
ctllk3relin, (..Cf., :. L , I .1 •.• ..., ~:c l ~ 1 :
....• .5 0 0
IOR Painting. ' I'• I I I • • - I
tl- k 0 00
1 Chester White 110",,,, I - 1 au uo
-1 Tort of Coal, : I , It Oft
1 Chester White Soar. I I , 1 . ; , • 3040
1 i 1101 :011e_ o Rere 1 4., I -„,..., . , 13.'00
1 Salt ke-cl 1 .) _l_.• •:.:;„ ' 661)
1 Lierge Hied hi Engraving, - 40 . 00
1 Boa of Cigars, .5;00
1 Ton of Coal, .
!4 -00'
(21 prises) 1 copy each. 1 Yr.. Bradford ET° , rfer,6o 00
I,l l =Wiitch,, ;- ( 1:,• 'i; . 1, 25 00
.1 of Fl 'OO5. ' ' • " 10 00
1 four Lamp, 'Has Chandelier, 4O 00
1 Box of agate, - • .5 00
1 Firstarlasiarßreoat„ to order, •„ ' 65: UO.
• 400
1 Globe Hemisphere, 1500
1 Barrel Sugar, 230•1 b., at 15 .cta. per lb. 115 00
~c,
1 Barrel Flour' 10 00'
1 Box of &sip,'' 200
i„ (.. .. - -
• 9 00 ,
l' Box of Salmatulf,'" •. • ' 000
.
-I Omer of Canned Peaches, - 10 00
.
l'plobe Hemisphere. . - • 15 1101
ITon of Coal, , -•• ' 4 tro
1 Cgok - slllzuearld Fn -•
~i cr 25 (Xi
1 siftile Of illemined pi g ko 00
1 llor.mgh Lot, 501150, . 490 00
1 Rosewood Toilet Box, 5 00
1 Bartv.l,Flom•, .. . „ ..., .. , ~, 10 00
, I•Finfel Mitch Ibilitleil; ": • ' '-•'. = . .' 100
' 1 Jar Pomade: ' 2.00
1 Rosewood Toilet Box, ; 300
1 Too of Coal, • , , t, I 4 0 01:
r e cte e reopt i elyb!'! jr;,,8i 170 1 f 1 , .. r 4 , 0g'"!1 Pg g; ) ,
(6 prim) Gentfe Pocket Bode. $1 60 each,- . 9 09
1 Bium...Copagas,Water,. . _, .L , , , , 12_00
ticlir
1.301 i C611.:.‘. LJ eAlit,,,l 4 - 00
prizes) Ladles' Velvet Purses, 12 each, 600
1 Case of Perfumery, ; s 00
I Jar Pomade, ~,,:.,,, .;,_ •,: 200
1 Ton of Coal: i . ; 4 00
1 Case of Perfumery, - ' 0 00
mirtecistrang IrOti.kfatch fio lder, 21 eget!, . 5 00
- 1 'Tenet Bet, Aim broth!" e.h,
1 Oil Painting, . 12 $0
1 Marble Mantle Shelf. - 6 00
(27 prizes) Iftii•oliele100 Garib2l.ll4Theziwits, 27 00.
.1 Lergelletking Horse,' . - 10 00
1 alir - HoPlartou Grain, Waterproof Boole. , 15 00,
110 prizes) lieronezie Oil Lamps, $1 each, 111.6. L.
1 Baziel of tlrockers, ..•• ..: T. - .:'',.l - I.- 600
1 Ten of Coal, - - -- ' • -1 " 5 400
...
I Set Saab and Blinds, for , a bolls" ' ,- 125 00
I•lll(iiklelkinfle - Sbelt. - '•-•= - - ~'" • -•0 00 I
1 Cue of Hair Restorer, 31 05
1 Case of Perfumery, . ; $ eci 1
• 461•110 - Vardar% • • ' 4 ' . • ''• .-- , ' 7 . :,.. ,. ' , 154:1J
1 Toilet Case, • 2 00 ;
.
1 Cum of Perrin:eery, , 200
I Toilet 005111, :- ''' ^' . - ''''" '''' ' ''
a 00
20 Dollars in Gold, 16 eta premium. 2:1 20
I Marble Mantle Shelf, 5 00
10•19#11111•Hilwir.' , ' • ,•'' ' ..'. T...';'."1 Irr ',. • 1000!
'i2O'firii.ell) rponoid Tea ea c h, ' . 20 00
I Case of Perfumery,
-I' . 3'ool
1 Ton of Coal, • 4 .00
..1,116rr0l of klourt,._„, ~. .. : - ~, .- .: ;: 10 00
1 Fancy Watch Holder, • • 100
1 Jar of Pomade, . 1 51J
1 110tUe of Perfumery. 1 - , .; "'I-1: : ; c 5 ; 2 90
1 Case of Canned Peaches, " - - 10 00
I Marble Mantle Shelf._ i • 10 00 '
1 Case of l'edurucrw... r ... _, .
i Too of Coal. ... 1 ,...1.i. : !,,,•...••• . ~.
U., . .4 •! 09
1 Barrel of Flour, . 10 00.
I Jar of Pomade, • • 2 00
i Oil Painting,
..-./ ,•••• ; - :.,t 17 ;12 -501
i Marble Mantle' llbelf," ' ' ' ' "--'' . ! 600 '
1 Toilet Set, four brushes each, . 5 001
1 Borough Lot, 501150,. , .. . 409 00 1
1 Ton of Coal, . ./..,,Fl'' •- ' -I, , too
1 Merino Dress Pattern, 10 ids. at $2 per yd. :20 0,1
I Pair of Fine Boots, to order, ; ; 12 . 00 ,
1 Box of Nark .. . --- 1- - . ! 13 00
1 Set of Single Hantesh; ' - ' .40 8 1 0 •
I .Barrel of Flour, 10 00
I Yeaman'o Pateet Ceiling Box, 13 00
I Marino DrewiPsittern.ll i, yd.. at $2 per yd. 23 00
20 Dollars in Gold, 16 eta. Premium, 23 20
'Hoz Of Cigar*, ' . . : 100
Tratiaisomitroul eiAtiint gami, il 3..: -! ,i 3 00
1 (lox of Cigars, 5 00
1 Barrel of Flour, - 10 00
1 Merino Dress; ; Pattern, 11) yds. at $2 per yd. .20.00
'1 Bbit tifiCipalift: •''._ '''. ," I '' - • r ; tr oci
- 1 templet, Set cif' Tinware, ., ' • , 740
1 Riffle, (warranted) 25 00
'
1.130 z of Cigars, ' 000
I Set - Of_, l ChamberFutlitttroe,, , ,- -..* • 75 00.
I Point lace Shawl, ' ' • ' ;' ' 75 00.
1 Barrel of Flour, 10 00
1 BOX of Cigars, . .6 00
IrDrelia I:Lateral. , - - ~7 -' : •'', ' 7 •'. ' t'': ' lO 00
1 Merino Drbss Pattern, l 6 yds. at $2 per yd. . 20 00
- 1 so ••• 44 . ••• s• •• VI 23 00:
13 0 5. 0 5 Cis l o l l..i. . ..,, ~. .• ,t,-. • - ... 600
I Velompede, r. 50 00
1 Barrel of Flour; - ; ;
10 00
I I French Shawl..: , ; t . 115 00
I Silk Dress Pattersf, " ' ' • 20 00
1 Roll of Brussels Carpet, - , , 70150'
1 P10n6,11, , .._4 ' lo'no
- 'l et - C h urn, - * s ' V' ' • •' ' -' 5 ' 5. " ' .%, :•8 00
1 Box of Cite"
17_attelA0e4ar Park i 1 te each .
I.oev•Life Insurance !tam ', •- :1
. 1 Plough, .
Boar. Soap.
1 Hap of Towantlm by Horgan ! ,
Total amount of Prizes,.
IM/iS
Whdle &tube f,of IYckets, 6,000:*
Ppx,v,..vo4,so . laLET,lcFETs, - - • `SL po
WEREATP,S .
c z As,r . onh,_
Hon. P..F.,o7:nrAinta, lion: P. D. 3lonnclr.
4,
dons F.X.Eucs, st. Ow. D. 310A74/nr*.
Non:PPayis 311 40"; •
314. Az
JA:SIER WAMD,
.Jong A. CCDDrRO
Ticketa may be taromtned at-
...Sir 4. Kisier's Dnuck STonr,
PorrEu
'Members of the Hose Company,
mutat the estabUated /menden' named in main cir
ctilare.
All commutdottlotua addxossed to
Ptilirth; Toirauda, Pai?
Chairman of Commit*, RUI reoehe prompt atten
tion. _
Tcrwarufavp
. 4 . 2 . 041411115F' p
wevERLY iiisrvrirrE
The blnd Term wader A. LANG, A. 74 . ., opens
AUGUST 23. DUO.
) 141 6 4 4 13, etasidiad and Comnumcial Departments.
Normal Clioui in which twenty pupils receive frm
tuition
organized at the beginning of Fall Term.
-MatendtaPrincipalfar Catatcamen andipartkitiare.
24 . .. KINNEY. ,
, „pay 20. , Ituard or Tru,tocs,
A DMINISTRATOWS
Slots& personelndebt:
Jed *rarity. late or.
Albany, deed.. are requested to make Immediate
payment. and allpentens bating dams Th ic
estate must tryienithe same dilly =then TOT
settlement. - JOHN B. MIMS&
au s wait re. .t ;is V. I.•4:llibstliniter.
IS 4 3'll."lkG LE Y
1661E664Y r ihtifiatets toher
ier assortmetetot: •
F.&TCY yoopg.
• .t
MS
ffhe also Jar a full line o
.10 1 040 1 i, •
tor . tue bummer trade; wttlen are offe r ed amass.
iatneza rinff,the Smaorttimmapt remonable terms.
Iffmnitatemdeed trimmed en that notios:
Elio has alp , nlnno , nolection of Hair sad Fatal
Goods'. each as Lace and Linen Collars, Cala, laud
kerchiefs, Corsets. te.' .7 • • ,
Natrona) next - door to Ifoo r . fitorens.llerear
,C o 4,tflii Oafs,7 ) Tofloado, Staz 1116.'70.,
AIfiSINTYS
CA MP - AiiriZroz,
1.4 1 ./.4.F.
,4Y=404910* A.
14
r d i a
4411 ARLITY -t"lat a =raltsr 2
mut ...w.s.ioirshiquiedqwdstat DA**.a.
" 21 7 1 M 1 0 1 4 4 A 1 * 1 1f
gantiicatiataci. .tion fte _Oldest,
"Ve.fr 4114.004GMOMILIPAIL,conntry.
Ni N
VI .i , i , LadenkAAoll,'..3', , •
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Witutotn'utarsasioarainpart.; - •
3.4.l6opairre,,Ps.
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ir .fAip) "l":3ll, 2. r.
iMinati4 , la;r:a .. .
fatp4iWss~lanlnuAcsOoaaD art;
6 'el k . biligell4:44l l q." •
,AINEUII.4 ....
likuoir•ltait 1361' =am
em_,
• • ,
• r e m Now ,
. ..
Aairiailiaghtavitascsto.. - ,2 .1
/ 1 / 1 4 11°01. 00 # 111 4 .
, ;;:,.,A1144411156414 . .. . $49/.450:
Cass Th><i=l*lU arts (kainsir. - • •
; 6". itsrocont. osue.s ..•
.ICUlTSLawsklmpamies OtarrAcri , -
;Moog; • • bb - 4 . 1 j .. .i . .. •• • * 140 ' 4.
.Nral? r YOU 441 it boW IC IC I Z M iIi g ".I "
aka - York.:, -
:..t. - 4 "t/3.00000.
ACiatOrtg BERat OVSII
T' 4 t $25 (01,005: ,
Et MteaHtic '! o'bntdobs.'
de?alini ;mid
j*TMlZewn nt o f I . ci t, 1
~A II FI • i t -
° M eeo n N ai n ° 4 2174 0 C* l *-nchme;
t aVrercOT at Norco=
, ths..v.imee." 1- , QAY
w. vim:arr. 1 ',LT T., 1
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- Towantllo, , July 27:4870.
COdditig,
,Russell & Co:
Keep the 1 - arge . st stock rof
;BALDING MATERIALS,
to,he found in this pert of - the State:
P_TZ,T...TIT
Try ttui Now Improved Top, '
PORCELAIN. LINED. AND PER-
600
18 00
20 CO
10 00
25 00
9.00
4,4. a% 95
JO . PtA;IC ' TYM=.,
4 01 kinds of,
OP* TEN
•
TIIIS WEEIi OF
I DA'PERENT . OUALITIES;
WILL BE SOLD I
VERY LOW.
KEYSTONE STORE.
=
HARDWARE, IRON, STOVES
NAILS, TINWARE, 4C
GLASS,
• SASH,
_PAINTS,
LOCKS,
OILS,
Ironaguatters for
FE6TLY /J:R-i'IGHT JAR
THESE PRICES !
Quails, by
,the ea . ..se, $22 00 ' gross
• " 29 00 'g
" " dozen 2.00'
Gal. " " " " 1 1 50,
MOWING MACHEN,'SECTI!ONS,
Hay: Rope, &c.
'REFRIGERATORS,
ICE CREAM FBEEZEB
BATffiNG TUBS,
'TOILET
,SETS,
TINWARE.,
BIRD .CA6-ES,
FISIUNG TACKLE,
FLOWER POTS,
WATER COOLERS,
ICE
ICE PITOEIEES,
SCREEN WIRE,
, • STONEWARE,
WOODEN WARE,
REVOLVERS;
MECHANIC'S TOOLS,
CARIU.4O4
FELLOES;
SPOKES, .4c,.
LEATItgli BELTING, ,
SAWS, and .
.
We offer at wholesale
GLASS, - "FRUIT ';JABS,
vAitSrixo toms,
POCKET cIITLMY,
and many other goods, at all times at
lowest marltekrates:7:' -
Codding, Russell & co.
Towasclit, ifay 12, 1870.
Clic*P's AND GRACKEPa-4111E-
Man Bend, Scotch IloneoOmar, Balms. ism•
on and auger Cakes. Mseinufiton Jumbles and
Coffee Itlscutt, and et Mods a cialiceis at •
March 4, 10. - .w: zoczwitua.o.:.
.111HERIFFS SALE.—Ify , gifts of
kJ sundry writs lamed oat of the Co
man Pima of Bradford County, and tali. 'WM be eirposed to nubile aste.at the Court B
thiborreof Torranoft THURSDAY. SETT. 1, 1,70,
.011X81r401113115=1.. qintgß.l4=4ler,
=date mnednaor , 10- wit: Be;
glnithig st ' staitc snd stones In the way .which.
runs front Beater Valley Hotel to Wheellenue afe
net* thence by said highway 'broth 80 degrees wing
three perches: thentnatwo and one-sixth de?
greet weld nineteen sight and one-half
.WA to atake. ke.• ' north elghty.four and
• one.eftth degrees aLit nine perches and eleventake
to dike,. ke.; thence Smith •gre arid livosixths de;
gfrelkoleet feiht.andlour.timehe.petwhite to stabs,
- eews'_ month' tesntywlght degree* west fottr•
teen Wage& tat the place - of beginning, from whkh
square heirn gins port stands bear on the last
ed line, eight - nut whiff links from said begin.
....corner; containing 155 square rods.
and Wrestern the wilt of If A'
li=ragornint t i! Conks
Je
of
and Alt Cowie!
contractor.
',ALSO—The folloto rmigk wing - I°k piece be parcel land.
Atbinge daseribed
as follows, eh: On.•:thir nbehtibd orth by lands - of J
Corbin. east by Mrs Hewn. south by North street,
ra „.1111 h -t a Mile WOW; being Railed front on
streetorith * rmalltembe deelling end
few fruit trees and grape vines thereon. -
• Setre.lllld 114411¢, Inks
. ezecuticat ,st the sod of
Stabling kleitght vs Jelin id Krasner. - L"
ALSO-,The foikortng lot. Teem or parcel of. land.
situate in SbuttlifMEtope„.boundrd se follows; On
the north by lands ettJohn" Reeneofohn flinfandJit.
cob Schooisover, east by John Ihrsethannner. and
.I==.o. smith by Jefferson Roof and wept by 0
end - Sikh liankinson ; einitakhog lta
acres of land. more or lese.abeed Nacres idiproved.
with a framed house, log hone, framed burn and
.feWfrult treeertherson. • ," .• •
, .
Seized and take* into inecutlOn at the nit of Y If
Lanning Ta Edward Va/Woe, ammo Vallee an , •
, Johir • ;
t ALSO—The following lot. viewer ppaarecoeel of bind,
aitinte let Wells twp, bounded aa owe: On the
north britheigulitio-klginey, leading ,fron 2wIPP
School Homier to George Beckwilln; *sat by UM of
George' 'Nobles ; south by . land of Wickham; teat
by Dalkimplea; contatiolug ad , agree P t :lank
more or len, about is scree ' improved; *
bongo, Ifitazert barn and a barn frame, and few fruit
trees,theroon. • •
Seized and takeninto'netettlerid•the molt Of
H Brink ea 0 C ChurchilL .
ALSO—The following lot, Piece of Flsret of lied ;
'Mute in Tinwares& two, bounded:an follows: ,On.
the north by lands of Wm Peels, Halley Keeney and
James Keeney, .east by Susquehanna county Ina,
south by.A B Farg • and James Oran, west by h II
.Fargo; contalinng 200 acres of land, more, lean;
about 35 urea Improired; with 3 framed hens's, 1
trained barn: sawmill and few fruit tries thereon.
- , 'seized and Osken4ato exedition at the snit of mull !
nel Takesbarfs moo vs orris Fargo.
ALSO—The foHonrin if N
lot. - pleat or Fired OLland.
ru 4s ti
eituate, li n' tnin, bounded as follow.: On the
to d b y land of John McCord, mouth by
lands on of Harry Lewis and S 8 Hinman
01134 Ames Schrader, went by John Wagner; van
tattling 128 acres of land, more or teen, about 100
acres improved; with a framed house; framed barn
and orchard of fruit trees thereon.
vxc art.
MI
Seized . andtaken into exectition at the suit of J P
Kirby vs W.W - Pronch.
ALA-.T he following lot, piece Or parcel of land,
"eineite - hi Columbia twp, branded as follown: On
the north by land of Sirs 0 W Bealey, east by land
of John Keeley, deed, booth hy George Keeley and
west by the James Kicks farm, now owned by Elias
W Keeley; - containing to acres of land, more or kW.
all improved: a framed house, frail - 0' barn.. cow
shed attsched, -and a framed corn house, and few
fruit trees. thereon.
OF
Seized and taken Info execution at tine snit of SW
rams Vanbnakirk ea .8 P Watkine, On W Bode,*
and Halm-Watkins. •
6
N. -
.S
ALSO—The folioiring lot, piece or parcel of. land,
situate in Lailfield twp, bounded as follows: On
the north by lands of G W Brink. east by Wm It
Campbell, soutttby John Brosm, west by John Eh/l
eft; containing'abont 35 acres, more or less, about
10 area proved; with one log house and a few
fruit treia thereon.' • . • -
Seized and taken into ezeciation at the snit of g C
Baird for Bodine k Co vi Menus Frederick.
ALSO:-The following lot, piece or Parcel of - land.
situate in Plan' bounded as follows: On the
north by lends of PL Cobb, east by public highway
!tenthly Clinton Keeney, Aden itterens o Bß and 8*
Steveni and 'Henry Sheimin, west by Lacy Stevens
and Georgn . White;.coutainiug 75 scree of land, more
or less 15 acres imProred; no buildings.
ALSO—tina other lot, piece of parcel of land, situ
ate in said Pike twp, bounded on the north by land
.of,Cyrus.Stavons, cast by 8 /1. Toner, south by pub•
lic highway, west by the presbyteriau , church lot;
containing acre of laud, more or less, with a plank
house thereon.' - • .
/6.1.30:-Ona other lot piece Or we'd of land, Intl..'
ate to said Pike twp, bounded on the north by the
public highway,. east by c 331111 Stevens, south by
lienryWalker, west by Anita Brown; 'containing la'
acre of Lind, more orless; with a framed barn and
few (mit trees, thereon.,
liennid and taken intoexecution.at the anitotglitw
ton Keeney vs John Keeney:
ALBO-.The following lot. • piece or parcel of land.
situate in Litchfield twp, bounde‘Lini follows: On
the north by,land of Marisa Brown, east by,public
highway leading from ,Borne to Athens, month by
Ebenezer Drake and James Parker, west by Warren
Struble; containing 38-acres of land, mere or less,
about 13 acres inipreived t. no lialblings. •
Seized and taken into execution it the snit of Win
Barrington •a Andrew Van Sire. -
iALSO—'IIIO follcrwinn tot, piece of paxcel of laud,
Situate In - Itome hi); bomnied as follows: On the
north by bind of L D l'rinee and J X Russell, east
by Joseph Vought south by Polly King, west by L
11 Xussell; containing 1G sere* 01 Laud, more or less
about llamas 'partly tinprovsnit one framed house,
one framed barn and few frafa trees thereon.
- Seized and taken Into[crieentlon at the snit of E
T Fox's use ca P 0 Prince.
ALK)—:The follcnsizig lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate in AsyMtn twp, bounded as follows: Orr the
north by lends' of WiliLvu Ada, cast by I:Alward
Cr4alt; Wm croak; J Crimmins, J Pettit' and May
nard. south by John Benjamin, 24 and Elias .13Citia:
mia,west by Wm Arlo; containing 101 acres of land
more or less, about 20acres improved; with a plank
house and framed hien thereon.,e
Seized and tpken into execution at the suit of E J
Ayres vs Edward Davis;
" ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate "in Terry twp. .bounded as follows: On the
north by lands of.BelsOnWhite, east by John Wel
ling and E - White, south by .1 Van Layout.% west by
the Batter estate; containing 117 acres of land, more
or Ices. about 10 mores inaprOyed; with log hones
ALSO—One bitter lot. piece or parcel of laud,
situate in Wyalualnglwp. bounded as follows; On
the nortlfby public real called Front street, east by
'Joseph Gaylord, tooth by public highway hauling
frau WSaluaing village to Brow mown, west by Mrs
ti Wlnnie„ being.4B feet wide on sal.l Frpnt strut.
Seized and taken inicaneution at the fruit of
M Bixby re Thomas Lamb.
A.l.SoThe.followin IM, pie[te or parcel df land,
situate in Alba bora, bounded on follows: On the
-north, south and - west by Janda of Oen 11 Foss, east
by pnblld - hightray -leading from Alba born, to the
Nerthei n -Central R.B. depot; containing 2 - wee 01
land:more-or improved; with a two-story
framed dwelling honse, small framed barn and an
ofehard of fruit freer thereon.
Also thddefeinclants 'onehalf Interest in another
lot of land. aitnate In Alba bbro., bdtinded as fol
lows:. On tho north'. by public highway_ leading
from Alba born: to - Granville, east by Andrus Mer
ritt, eolith by Colunibits Palmer and V SU Wiz
wan, West-by plaid V M. Wilson and ,the public
highway leading front Troy to Canton; containing
t - acre of laud, more or less, all improved; with a
-4atwetl.bciililiniitaseil-as a dry goods store. with a
sto . re house and shoe shop attached.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Leon
lira Lewis la EP Rockwell.
ALSO—The follow/ g lot, piece or parcel of land,
Ratite - in • Canton 0., hounded as follows: On
the-north by Galen a t, east by Jane E Colwell.
south by Gleason • k 'De, west by Taylor King;
containing 1 acre of land, - mere of lest an improved
with framed house and few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land; sit
uate in said-horn., and bounded its fellows: On the
north by Lind of J W Griffin and J C:Tyler, east by
Jane E Colwell; south by Union street, west by Pat-,
rick Horregon• eon:villain' 2 acres of laud, more or
less, all impro ved. '
Seized and taken Into execution at the wait of Fox,
Stevens, liereur c Co vs Wre'Brevi.
ALSO- - The fbllowin,g lot piece or parcel of land,
' , Mate in Armenia twp, bounded as follows: On
the 'north by land of Hosea Scott, east by ~ George
Field anti- Howe Bement!, south by land of slid
Vorace Bemoan., Went by Hugh Crawford ;
containing PO acres 'of land, mere or less, about 6
acres improved; with a log house, framed barn,
saw mill With ahingleznichine attached, thereon.
' - Seized end taken. into execution at the suit of '
S.l Parker vs M E Mclntosh k Co.
MSG.—The following lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate in Wilmot :twill. bounded as follows: On the
north andcaet by lands of Hitim and Jayson Hor
ton, south by land of Thomas Fitzgerald, west by
Hiram and Lipton Horton and 0 11,Blxby ;-contain
tainlng 60 serer of lend, more or less, about 20scres
improved; 1 boardehanty; 1 ldg barn. and few fruit
trees thereon.
Seized and 'taken into ezevation at the snit of A
Lewhi vs Thomas It .B Pond and Planeak Pond and
Brothers. . ,
ALSOZ: r followitig lot, piece or Eared of land,
situate in ands Boro, bounded as follow,: On
the north by lands of 3 P'Eleby; east and south by
JameielHard. ilately owned by the Barclay Coal
Cortrest ley Main street; being 80 feet wide in front
on laid street andremr. and 160 feet' deep on which
there has been-erected a large - steam flouring mill
and recently burned down.
Seized and taken into execution at the, suit of J .1
Griffiths vs D B Matson. , -
~
A.L.SO-‘41.3 Billowing lot, piece or parcel of land,
...abate in Wysliedng tsp. Ir.:rendes' at follows: • On
the north by land- of George Roberts, east by the
.public highway loading, from Wyalusieg village to
Towanda, south by A W Corbin, west by C F Ste.
rens ;. containing 1.; acre: more or lass. all iinpriri od ;
with a two-story framed honer with a basement, and
1 And framed-barn thereon.. - .
Seized and taken into execution at the snit of A
Lewin vs CI P Godfrey. .
'ALSO—The following lot, piece. or parcel of land,
situate-in Par. twp bounded as Moist:. On the
north by public, highway, leading from Wyainsing to
Montrone,. east . ler iii,Ml and-11 B Stevens, south by
Homer Stevens, west by land of defendants wife;
containing X acre of :land. more. kw less. all tin=
proved; framed'bouse, wagOit shop, frariuxt bum
blacksmith shop, and few fruit trees tbenion.
Seized end taken tnte execution at the snit of A F
' Kluoldnek vs .1 I Stevens: -
lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate in Sptimaield twp, boyAddeLsatfollowa: On
the north by'ptibilt higborayTading from Leona to
Smithfield, east by 1511 Young, south by Wm Onsie,
wilathy . Ambrose Once; 4:i:inhaling fa antes of nod
More or ' about 40 acres improved; harried
.house framed barn and few fruiftrees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot, situate as ,above, bounded
on the uorth;by Ambrose Grace, east by Wm Once .
and Lewiclarrek, • south by Clark Gram west. by
Clark Grace and -Mansfield --Eintee; orphaning 50
acres of land, mote or leas, aboot 30 acres improved.
Seised and taken• into wombats at the suit of
Waldo Spencer. use vs Charlotte A Grace and Lorin .
Crimea 11 Grace. deed. - • • .1
ALSO—The following lot, piece or pastel of laud,
situate in Teacaries tap. bounded as follows: On
the north by land of Jefferson- Sherwood, east by
Salley Kinney, south by Luther Kinney, west by.
karma ?Bump: containing t 0!; acres of land, more
or leak. about 8 sines improved, and fruittresa
thereon; ,
ALSO—One other lot. piece or pared of land. situ
ate as above, bounded on the north by land of Jeffer.
son Sherwood, east by the above described lot, south.
and west by Lutheritinney ; -containing 40!; acres of
lied. snore or has, about 15 acres improved; log
house:and log shed thereon.
Sejiestand taken into execution at the snit of
Smith Tewksbury vs Dennis L Bump and /goon P
-Al,s43—The following lot, plow or parcel of land,
sitosiwin Terrytirp, bou..d as follows_. Begin.
Mug al the road. thence by hada
and Dowd and
others, south 2 V, west =NM thetalth perches
to a POst corner; ewe by lands of 0 Bine and M
Terry.iunika 88 dega, west 95 perches to a white oak
.corner; thencobylands of J. Ude r and others. north
'2 dogs ; east 228 perches to a hemlock's:emu; thence
by lands of James Place,_neath 8 5. 'deg , . west 111
Parches Miami:dock corner; thanes by lands of C
VMS, north 2 degs, east 102 and six.teistbapercbes to
apost; thence-by lands of Prank- Via% south 88
degrees, east 78 perches to'- a post « thence
'by • lands of paid Prank north 2, slegs
rut -8T . perches . to the read ; • thence' slogi the
road and Banda of C 'Thompson. south 71 deg,. esst 99
perches to the
. place • of beginning; containing *I
acres and 65perehes of lin4. - wi - qe or lega, %bout 100
BABBETT
1 '
met r"t•-•:"-.. 7 ,- . • • - "a""1 bow % ",:
Hawed hetes, bu . mf Wee a s aii few &nit .
trees tbeetenh .. 4,
ALSCL-011Iei et bad, altio .
Montana top of Terty, aid described as ..
Mem: Deidneang et a besiteelt Ilwitatibess ear,
nee af th e Ilotbow - aborwoed 101 l Ikon mouthed "
dogs, esetdif in**in tosahrseekenta by Sind of
II U 31111oi, Radii idarfosfeetTOtypisebei to a COT.
net; thence by lands of D I,,lreties, outran dean. •
1 .no49s.peithesto n besedoetiorwery. thence by the
.rwood locnotib . 1 dew east= perdue to the
•Plaal . 40 V - baldaldatt 1 etnitablicZOO menu :and te,
'Perzbes• muff Pylon; no Itnpronnente4 ,
"ALIKI-Ona 'saw tot, pbeartelunut . of .bidf, inn.
de ineektimpuf lltryi' bounded end deentilled es
.fonpeut. Beitintdnd et a btu** sonthmiest corner
a e•
'of Germs tterdt. Mr Theses' Usk Minot acenb
06111, Suet ia Pare** fo . ' Ind ;donee eater;
theme by laid. GCS Y - a nd plirge, month 3
de" weed 102 perches •ittab !lest;.thence ,
by lands of. ISeinnef C ifohaeon: meth ad deg.; '
•wistle s pime 'Wit contort' theme Iff: to ame n "
Nita* 2 mitt Ibt Mau* s.s careert thence , f
hypo erwoodiot with- le dice. 'Amain mate . .
to. hemlock eotioz; Awe by, biedw-of•D Moder '
=Kik .2, deg,. east 114 end fottelentbe.perdue, too -
pbet etruferObeneebylenitil'id - fefeselfinderpool -
I,l4iresei,
south.bitdo-gu Net 11 papaws In il , s thane by
. . of aid Yeatettoui sod 468 J and John
•re; nordr 2 Elige.Uiet us me ' to.
pontand atones earner; lassos r Coe Oen, i.
sings and the I IMlotriot, sou - dna, net 66
perches toe corner In the Gordon llnerfthence by
' Maid Gordon sot, south 2 dem arretl2perchea to the
titmice of beginning: etridltaing , 1119 acres and 13
pertbee Of ispidioneeetor lees. . , , • -
4 &hoed and Laken Into eiteration at 'the . snit of Jl'
Xlsby Ire I la Dial= and lf alsedmlL •, -
1 , Also t P ILL:by ire /At Derdoon..- • 1 , , . : ' ~, ~
' AG The foilowlnp b t o (d. Vete or petrel of ' Inlot•
M
ode IniVllnsot tw ' p, apow
p, Aileitiollni: Os the
north by „binds of hteubetf Doran* east. tryaire,
Intni.uottlh by rank' InOwlee, west. by the Bed- '
Imbed lot {being the piece of fend deedid to Hi
ram Horton on.tbe lldday of March, 1667 by Mary
11 Watkins and. Wend merlon. 4C3 sintatal
113 acres; nioro or /WE 'bad SO ; lam
with a log house, framed barn and law fru! ttrece .
• •
Seized and tikan into eneentpm at the szdt at M
inas Horgan lan*
ASHO--.Tbsfartng log, b odnd pleas rhymed c n had,
itrutte In Muth Hreek - tery,.ed ail !cab: on
the north by lands Or' thesnont Mtelli,ea men skrby the
.Northerg_Centrailkortin Ltd* west
by Heart Thompson, .• 9 acres of land.
more or lam Plimptend; a framed house
and framed barn Mervyn.:,, •
Seized end taken into micationst the gull of afar: ,
Wei - 1404 e M Made Ifelinjahn.
iamb 'hi ALBO-alhe fallowing lot, piece ar parcel of Sand,
i *MIMI bong, butimied haws:
the main by bad ot Tbanesir, el
east by On
Henry Smith*, *oath by yob:Amy leadingfroso
Thy to Welhboro, wed. by :highway leading.
from Sylvania to Austin _ • containing 1 acre of
land,' moofor km, minks framood hotel, framed bank
and few that trees Humerom ' • '
'Seized And taken - into • Ineerstitiq at the snit of
Pomeroy Bro's me TTI DiloUlabock.- • •
ALBo—The following let. place or ;oriel of land.
situate In Harlington twp, bounded am folfowa On
the north b public bfghway lead rig from Sacketur
mill to the Berwick turnpike, east by Joke Rupert,
.strath by Ge o r g e Limb ; west by Ransom Paine;
'containing 18 acres, mars or lea. 'heal acres kn.
moved: log house and Jotbarn thereon.
Seised and taken :into execution- at the suit of
Abner Vf Owen's moth Jeraniall Wham.
ALSO—The following lot; p;ece or parcel of land.
aibude In West Darlington toy, bounded ma Miami:
On the north by. land* of Jacob Smith, east by
Chancier A Harrows. south and west by L P Stiles;
containing 39 Ems. Moro dr lem. • •
Seized and taken Into natation at the suit of H
W Nobles us.l) Y Motrany and II W Moiarany.
J. P. VAN MEET, liherif. •
Sheer' Oise, Towanda. Aug. 10'70
•
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF
VALUABLE lain DdTATE, SEAN TOWANDA !
By virtu* of an order issued out or the Orphans'
Court. ot Bradford co., this undersigned. administr6-
trig of the estate of W. MEANS wins, dec•ased,
will sxpose at public male on this premisee In Borth
Tiesuanda. on SATURDAY, AUG. Tah. 1870,at I o'-
clock p.m., the following described property, viz:
A certain piece oe I of bind situate In North
Towscula townehip, at a corner on west
line otAlanson LOvelsce. and north-east corner of
'ledger's lot, thence along north line of Badger's lot
south GO deg. 20 min. west 84 per. to the public high -
way IMading to Towanda borough, Abeam along the
same north 33 deg. west ET 110 per. to the south
west corner of James Foeter'selot, thence along the
same north Al deg. east 91 perches to the north-w4t
corner of said LoVe/Sre'S lot. thence eking the lino of
the same south 24j4 deg. east 30 inttporches to the
place of beginning. _ Containing 20 actes and 31 per
ches.
ALSO—Adjoining . tho above lot, a piece bounded
and described as follows: On the out by the main
road lmidlig from Towanda to Athens. 011 the north,
south and west by other lands of said decedent.—
Containing one-half Acre, more or less.
ALSO—One other piece of land adjoining the
above and bounded as follows : ' On the north by
Chariots A. L'rown and the . lot 'above described, flu
the east by the Towanda road, on the south by nen
ben DeLong, and o.n the west by lands belonging to
the estate of the tate, John O. Adams,- excepting.
therefrom two acres adjoining Earthen DeLong:
which ban been set apart to the widow. Containing,•
after dedurting•tbe two acres set apart to tbe widow,
about :SG acres.
ALSO—One other piece of lard, purchased of Jas.
K B Harding; beginning at a point in the eon
tllr of the Towanda road on the forth line of other
lands of said decedent hSreln described. thence in a
westerly direction along said fait mentioned laud 20
nada - to a stake and stoma; thence in a northerly
direction parallel with the Towanda road 4 rods to a
stake and atones corner, thence in an earnitly direc
tion parellel with the north line of other lands of
said decedent 783; rode to the center of the highway, .
thence southerly along said highway G. rods,,to the
place of beginning. Containing -onerscre: strict
inessnre. All of the above described lota, pieces or
parcels of land are • part of the farm owned by the
said William M. Watts, deceased. and containing al
together about 47 acme: and 11l perches. The land.
will be eubl in separate iota,. or altogether, as may
best snit the purchaser.
The above Alcactibed property is situated about I .;
miles from the Court Rouse, and within five min
'new walk to the depot. There are two thrifty young
orchards. a good dwelling bowie. and a large new
barn on the premises. in a abort time a large p!ir
tion of the land can be mold for town lots. as the
law , : of Towanda is rapidly spreading In' that direc.
11.:RIIK—Ft re per cent. or the purchase money to
be paid when the property is struck dawn, thirty - 411e
per cent. at the confirmation of the sale: and the bat ;
awe. with interest, annually from confirmation to
three equal gunnel instalments.
I MARY R. - WATTS.
Administrant'.
July 13, 1870
LST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1$70: •
071LIAD /lIIICIIIF
Athens Twp., John Watkins. , 8 W Park. Thigh
Bubb:Albert Hayden: iAtheas Bora. A II Spaulding.
Cointable -twp, Writ Pres. Monis 'Fairbanks.-,F C.
McClellan, R 0 Bradford; Granville twp Cahn W
Churchill- Herrick twp, Janie" Foyle; Leßoy, twp.
A X Brigliaa; Monroe born.. J B 31 Hinman: Or
.well twp, C 8 Dariai Pike twp. Edward Barrows;
Rome twp. Oscar Elliott Ridgebstry twp. B Cooper:
Sheshcquin twp. Stephen Shares. E 0 Goodwin: .
Tuscarora twp, W M Black- Troy born. 8 W none'
wry: Terry twp. Edmund. Horton: Ulster twp. Wro
11 Rockwell; Wyse,: tarp, KA Whitney- • i ;
TIZAVIIMSZ4L7SOIIII....I72SS
Athens twp, I A Perkins, Isaac Northrup; Athena.
baro, 'Charles Dan Albany twp, James Warren;
Russell Hiller; Anneals twp. John. Tenn:Lang ;
Burlingtoti twp, Reuben Haight. Horace:l3lms;
Burlington Wert, damned Batley: Canton tip.
Rockwell:: Franklin twp...ll,'L Haight- Gran
ville twp, HJ Hans . Alvin tirylhil• Hetrick, Janus
Newell; Laßaysvillit bore. J P Monroe
trip, M T Van Gorier; bik„ E J Elite, Jacob
Pickering; Rhigebury , John Lanigan, Barney Mc-
Ginnis; Rome boro; D Carey; alieshennin twin
George Chandier, -, Eawrenee Vaught:" Springteld
tip, Hiram Horton; Troy bony, ti L Peck; Troy
twp. I A Porten" J C *sy; T . try twp, N T
Towanda twp, Daniel Decker; [wands born, Wul
lace Eerier. C B Rutty; Ulster twp. A T Horrisair.
A I Hollenback; Pike twp, Ozer Relater; Welles
twp, Horace Dunning; Wilmot twp, J A Covey,
Amos White; Witelham twp, - George &Mtn; try?.
lulling tap. Cyrus Avery; Wynn twp, bistace Cool
bangh. .
- SUL
•
/Mani' twp. John Miller; 11t • boro. Samuel
Reynolds; Columbia twp. Lewis Ederall. J3l Yonno.
P O Stexems; Franklin twp, Decal* Pepper; Likh
field twp. Henry .11aaletou, JOhn Myer. °tune W
MeAtrect: Lellarirrtlle boro, Richard Mater; Leßoy
twp. 31 Holcomb; - Monroe twp," Charles seen:
Orwell twp, W W Morgan; Pike twp, J W Bosworth,
11 8 Prentice, 11 A Aiwa; South Creek twp. Alvin
Furman, 13 It Pettinitill; Springfield twp, Frank
Brown; Sheeherptin terp. Wm Patterson; Smithfield
rael Phillip& C . 0 Dird; Towanda
boroP ep.,ls Wm Mix. HiramWOod McGill,. It
Joseph ibwell;
Towanda twp, lame Lamareux, W &oven; The
rmals twp. John Bought. 0 W Woodruff, I t avid
Edi.nger; Troy Imp. Thomas Baldwin, Leger Van
Renal: Troy bow. E -11 .Dewey; Trhder" twp, P p
Sweet; F W Noble; Wyaltudng twp, W 0 Morrow,
Charke Biles, Justus Ackleyl Warren twp, Edward,
Stevens. -
AITDITOR'S IibTICE. I -S. N. A$-
pintoall cs. Coopexßroaters.—lfo. 1028 'gay T..
1870. In -the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by said
Court to distribute moneys in the hands of the Sheriff
arising from Sheriff's lode of defendants personal
property. will attend to the datiespf said appoint
ment at Ma office in the, Borough of TOsrandi on
TUESDAY thp 16th Ala of AUGUST. 1870, ski
clock p. akqhich time and Place all reckons har
ing claims to said money are required to present the_
same or be debarred from comingin upon said fund.
HM ' O. M. PECK.
r Atsditer.
July 12:1870.-4t.
ORPHANS' COURT. SALE:=BY
virtue of sn order_ tuned out of the Orphans'
'Court of Bradford county, the =deadened adminis
trator of the estate of PHILIP B. HALL deceased,
o we sell at Win sale. on the premises In Tuscarora
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2-4, l itized ectocit p.
the following described lot , piece lof tad f •
Oblate In Tusarairs: bounded sod as f
lows : Beginning at the south-east corner of a et
ettrred for Tboe. MU: north to the south-wed cor
ner ofa lot sold W: Wm. HAM thence along theeitst
line of said Hall to the county line tar enough . by
running a line due west to- Reuben Mattison's mist
line, making one hitt:died saes--di per cent. allow
ed.
TERSE—SIOO te be pal& on the property befog
struck down. $6OO at confirmation of sale. and the
balance within ono year from confirmation- Pay.
meet of balance to be secured by goodand snffiveut
lien npoi the premises.
• • . . 0. E. =Ern%
,nay • Admlnlstrator.
A UDITOWS NOTICX—S. N. As
pfewarr es E. fi.-itrwett
In the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford Co. The
underaligied haring been appointed Auditor by.
saldrourt to distribute money - In liherifra bands
relied from sale. of defezdanCa real estate. will at
tend to the duties of said appointment. at his office.
fa the Borough of 'formsda,, conl,sl2lDific. the !Gth
day of AUGUST, 11170, at I o'clock. p. m. at which
time and placet w a s l t l ed Pereona haring clai m s on said
motley are req to peered the Mlle or be de.
barred from coming In foe a share of said money.
BEM If. PYCK.
Andlter.
July 121870-it -
AUDITOR'S NOTlCE—Martha .1.
Lorsg of
C. K. Spaseel wad Diane Spencer:. • In
the Court of Cabmen Pleas of Bradford Conntj,
MA May Term, 11116. •
The undend4l2bed an Auditor appointed by aid
Comet to distribute Maw litanS from Sheltr• sale
of defendants real estate, will attend to the du
ties of his aptiobetnent at hit aloe In thuborough
of Towanda, on B.kTURDAT the 20th day of AUGUST,
/MIA at 2 o'clock. p. in.. at which time gut place
all persons having claims to said money ire re.
guested to present such claims, or be debarred from
coming in upon seldtund. MOW PEET,
• June 30, DitO-it • - Anditcr.
DISSOLUTION.—The copailr'
ebtp beretafere waltair between the imbeerib
ersoulder the Arm IMMO at Grant k Rothman, is
this day datetTed, by *phial consent
- , ao G. GRANT,
nIOB.Iw.ItOBINSON.
POI% Salt Co., Pa- Aptlll.lB7o. jllO2-t
41,