VrafOrd Plata,
LOCAL AND GENERAL
l e, The Town Conned hove voted
to put up a number of Lamps along Kahl street,
which will be kept lighted until twelve 'o'clock
ht. .
WE
per Rev. T. lasisz WEAvErg, of
'lister, reported Bisluip 811111.90e8 sermon bo
ron, the East Genesseo Conference, on Sunday
last, for the Elmira Daily Adtertispr.
tie . Hon. 3. P, WtoicEnsnAm, State
Superintendent of Common Schools, will ad
dress the tcople of Troy, at Loaa's Hall, on
Wrdcesitty evening nest, Banton:111ml.
T v y- E. T. Fox end H>rci Y Maectat
!lave 4,lin:based GEO. 'ErrErzse interest in the
Wholesale Grocery Store of F. 8. k. M., and are
vow Kerning to open a new and extensive
,t 44-1; of goods. _
re"' JOHN TERRY, R miner, was
ullr hurt in the mines at Sand Bun, on Mon
lay afternoon last, by the giving way of a large
q uantity of coal abovatim. One leg was bro
n twice, and his back considerably bruised.
RviRT ER has set an example
for other groe.erymen by purchasing a now and
beautiful covered wagon for delivering goods
to his numerous customers. 'The wagon was
manufactured by Srectzt, and reflects much
credit upon his establishment.
vs.. We are pleased to learn that
phi , Principals of the Collegiate Institute
.I.l.prvt to have native teachers of French and
German. They have also made arrangements
31r-Stezigr,doiinty Superintendent, to as
,;;g in the normal department.
vs... The pic-nic at East Towanda,
.n Tuesday, proved a success financially, we
judge from the number of drunkep peo
ple we saw returning. Several German,llocie
tiesavere present. The contest for the silver
born remlted in favor of the Sangerbund Floci 7
of
ear A correspondent at Troy in
filnaN us thatlfr. C. P. CASE has just erected
ttt that township an establishment for the man
uFa, hue of saw tiles and glimmers ; a very use
ful machine, invented and patented by Mr.
Ctst., The invention.ik said by those whiihave
examined it t., be a very merritrons and useful
one.
ser- The dwelling house of Joan
YOUNGS, in the township of Terry, was burned
at t,o o'clock, on the morning of the 18th of
Aue,ist. Tho first the fire that was discovered
it was tailing through the chamber floor on the
be lin which Mr. YOUNGS was sleeping. The
family just got out of the house as the roof fell
in. Thei.lose all their furniture and clothing.
Insurance 8100.
.t&" C. T. Smrra, of the Ward
House, has gone to Owego to take charge of
the Ah-wa-ga House, having purchased the
furniture and fixtures. Mr. St. will spend a'
portion of his time in Owego and the balance
lyre. The traveling public will be pleased to
lust Col. J.tH. llon - rox in charge of affairs at
the Ward House during Mr. Sutra's attvence..
Ve' HENRY S. EvANs, of the West
est,•r RetY.rd,Ll the inventor of Ciiiehinery for
nsliri the approach of a train of ears. When
Ili, train arrives within five hundred yards of
the waf•un road, a signal will be thrown across
111«mninon road and removed again after the
tram pasQrs, the whole thing bring operated
the Missing train. If this invention will
-Lied the test of practical use, it will certainly
rh,• means of saving many lives, and Mr.
Li prove to be a public benefactor.
a We hail the pleasure of seeing
t!lo rolr presented by J. V. Gvne to the Lints
Co., as one of the prizes to be d:stribnted
m their Gift Ball. The shootingOf the rifle fill
' , estains the reputation of )Ir. G. as a maker
of rifles and "shootist." Ho put five consecn
u•.r 1..:114 in the size of a new cent, at six rods
hhlanee. Close enough for a7l sporting pur
p,e., we think. it is now on exhibition at Pom
Kinity's t Drlig Store.
CONSTELIATIOZI
- lap— Theatrical Couipany of Mr.Laxauun who
was applauded by—every one last Marcia, will
araiu inaugurate • a short season of theatrical
titertainnients, commencing Saturday evening,
s.-ptember 3d. The immense favorite FANN. Y
i.ttIi..I.NAITI trill positively appear, assisted by
New York's great favorite SAM livAN. Also the
first appearance of the beautiffal and accom
pli.lo-d AWSESti STA:vrar.LD and the great trage
dem..l. F. Novae., late from California theatres.
Saturday, September 3d, will be presented
1:1 I..vme:. beautiful play of "Lady of Lyons."
Ettirs The new school house at Can
is to to dedicated on the 7th inst. Hon. J.
WiCIKEIMEIAII, State Superintendent, A. A.
County Superintendent, and other
sls:nk.•rs arc expected to bo present. Tho
s( rvices are to commence at one o'clock
ROME. —Mr. Editor: Caucus time
in our borough has passed off in a very credit
able manner. Squire Iltiownina was chairman
of the meeting. Dr. Srmes and D. B. BOARD.
MAN were elected delegates by a• pretty closa
vote of one majanty over their opponents. I
understand that they had a rough time at the
4tt - There are important letters Itown MUCUS.
. . - . . .
TL.- nelool building is the finest appearing in
;`.le {•ountp, although the one at Troy is larger.
Ito% Prof. DARICEIL, of Buffalo, is to be Prinei
,..ll Everything bids fair for complete aneceas
.1 , - , ... lring a first-class school. X.
' , mining in the Towanda post-office for the
named pnrsons: •
.1 v.,. It 1.,a, MYRON E1L115.11, Asia J. KEENE,
dons KEENEY, NATHAN L. Ilnowx, Spans
ADLIAH Notrrunre, War. H. Ctiaw•
pin! ) , i•vii,,ining lIOTTENSIINE, 8. G. ROCK-
Wit. IL ALBERT, CA_ILEMONENOLINH,
3l t,,., WU. A. thenrr; ALES. lArantar, GEO. H.
11 , HI.HREY:4, WM. JOHNSON, JOSEPH CAIIPBELL,
.1 CoRBY, Hamm H. MACE, E. W. A'icatzrat,
FEALEV.
se letters arc all from the pension geut
Cam' The East Genessee Conference
its session at'Elruira on Tuesday even
ing last. Bishop Stsirsou was preitnt during
, h , • entire session. We notice that Rev. C. W.
lii:NNErr, of this place, goat to Redding
church, Elmira. Mr. BENNETT will be missed
Tent only by the mcmhers of, the 31 - .11.
innt onr citizens generally. During his short
.say aniong tui3tie has won many friends, and
gained the confidence and esteem of all classes.
Ile is a fine scholar and au earnest preacher.
NV , heartily commend him to the pi,ople of El-
Ana.
1;0., O. L Glasox succeeds Ur. Dmcsmer as
of the 31. E. Church in this place. 'We
I:or no soquaintauce with him, but he is spoken
~t z, U 111.111 of suptaior talent and full of zeal
t, I! aster's C3I.IISC.
O. B. PORTER received a dis
-1.4,4 on Tuesday that the new steamer for
Hose Company would be shipped ,on
nest, and it will probably reach this
run Wednesday. The committee desire
•1;,..• of our citizens who havo not yet contri
i..u...l :ow‘arel the purchase of this machine, to
d at once, Ai the whole amount will have
to he raised on the arrival of the engine.
The prizes to be given away at the General
(cit Entertainment of the company are now on
ethinition iu the room over PORTER h. Krany's
it. store, (third story) where the pnblic are
Invited to call and examine thorn.
14..5s than two thousand of the tickets remain
ti%sAld, and it is confidently expected that the
drawing will come off some time during the
nn,cut month.
PElisoNxt.--Hon. GEO. COMAS, and
f:uaily, of Luzerne county, have been visiting
int-nab m thin county for the past few weeks.
Judge 31Eticuris sons, Roterar and Jentr , A
6,2 gene to Pater, N.H., to attend school.
- lirc. 1). B..lotorsotc and wife of Chicago,
L. A. Euirn and wife, Miss MART Ernes and
rIIANCA o 1 Waverly, were in town °talon
,lN). for the purpose of visiting the library of
tte Lite r. L. WAIID.
WAl:rks TL• keY hIS gone West on a blur:.
and pleasum trip.
-Mr•. Col. McKEA is at Atlantic City.
- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cllk3rnEsux have re
+t Util from Long Branch.
Hee. J. F. Escn, of Waverly, occupied the
l'ulpit of the Episcopal Church, on Sunday last.
Tusainoss..-=-Mr. Editor: Perhapp,
you will be surprised to see a local from Tepee.
rora without the signature of "Masa bog'
but we feel slighted-crrer in this part of the
town, sa he luta not noticed the many improrre
manta that have been made along' thirereilt,
which we think would bo u interesting to your
many readers as the account of a ,title school
picnic on Spring Hal, especially after it was
s 2 over with. Why did he nbt say something
about it a week beforehankso we could all go
and witness the beauties of a picnic.. We think
there would not have been enough_ loft .for
"Arse day's rations" If he bid donelat ; and
then I think we could have been our own judge
of the smut. peeches, de.
Well, now, as I was going to tato the side of
the slighted ones, will name some of the
changes that have been made and negieeled
by "lama Bum" •
First we will notice the new store of A.
J. SILVABIA, whickwe think, from the appear
glee of the coeds that goes leis dciing a suc
cessful business, and is very Convenient for the
people in this part of the town. Next is the
new house being built for Dail!) Dams, by
Dmi , g ET k TAILOR. B. WOODIWYT has bought
the lot formally owned by Jamas Kciartr and
has moved the old Nonwoon house down on
the other end of its We urideritand ho is not
going to move the cellar. Aui. am REES=
is repairing his house by the sew-mill and mak
ing the things about there look quite respeeta
ble. Next comes the new planing mill of D. 11.
Ittoo it Sows, which is in fall tide of successful
operation and Is doing as good a business in
their line as can be done in this part of the
country, They also keep on hand all kinds of
furniture which they sell at a low price for the
kind. They are also building the now school
house in their part of the town, and say they
will have as good a-one as has been built there
before, and by all appearance so far we think
it is true; they have it enclosed.
Well, Mr. Editor, I voll not scribble any more
this time, and hope Airux will do his duty bet
ter in the future.
Respectfully yours,
Aug. 19;70
WELLS.—Dear Reporler : Thinking
a t iew items from our remote "loeslity might
prove of interest to your patrons, we again re
sume our efforts for their 'special benefit. ' We
suppose they will expect to be kept postea, as
we bare to boast many brilliant ink y spoilers in
our town. For the present 'a short letter will
suffice.
We have thus far had a very flourishing sea•
son, just enough rain and very hot days. Corn
is LIIIICIIIII, wheat far below th 6 last years crop,
apples are also very generally down below the
average, growth of pasturage and potatoes
simply enormous ; the Early Bose and a now
late variety called the Fairtnan are the rewr
ites. We think there never was blown such a
favorable season for the honey bee as has -been
the present. We attribute this to the increas-.
ing cultic tion of clover. Speaking of this plant
we wish we bad words adequate to express our
admiration of this fertelizing God send to poor
farmers ; if used freely it will never bring dis
appointment over the butter firkins or wheat
bin. We apinretnrn to the bee subject that
we may give yon the name of a very successful
bee keeper residing near French Mills, Mr.
JAN. LEWIS. Country merchants are 'thriving,
indeed it would seen as though the patronage
of farmers in particular was mostly secured to
country stores. Our merchant, C. L. SIILIPARD,
has seemed to steadily increase his line of busi
ness, always striving to have the article a men
wants when he runs to the store after it and
arrives all out of breath. This shows the re
ard attained by an accommoaating spirit.
On Wednesday last tho Sabbath-school of the
M.E. Church, Webbs Mills, held a picnic in a
lovely grove belonging to Hexer Kx..tyr, Esq.
It proved decidedly enjoyable, cool zephyrs
continually playing among the breezes, and All
the accompanying romance of swinging away
up and nearly exposing sonic kucezes. Hui
then nothing occurred to mar the-beauty of the
holiday, and after a good round speebh front
_Rev. U. B..IiALL, a rousing dimmer followed by
some superb music, th.pienic pleasantly cutlet
Prof. D. B. Font, of the Elmira Female Col
lege, and the regular occupant of the pulpit at
the Rapist Church, Pine Woods, has lately re
turned from a short journey around the ea,rth,
since which his sermons have been of much
interest and profit, being a condensed summary
of the wonders and proof of scripyral history
seen by him Lithe Holy Lands. Very crowded
houses have been attracted by his discriptive
sermons, the last of which will be given next
Sabbath, and treat of China, whose People may
soon form an element in nor population prolific
in much discord.
A new method of holding the attention of
the assemblage has unluckily been inaugurated
at the French Mills Church. Before the formal
opening of the edifice it was repainted throng&
out the interior. For some reason this paint
stuck-at the dedication, and continued right on
sticking, much to the discomfort of oar citizens
and injury to clothing. We learn that another
trial is to be made for good work, and a compe
tent worlitnan has been secured to do the job.
We think those former jobbists were very cruel
to attempt in the manlier above related to thus
dram attention to their painting, although from
all accounts their preparation as a sticking
plaster was aomething of a success nowithstand
ing theyatent has not yet been applied for we
believe. Yours,
Aug. 2(1,10
You vanished like a vision after listening to
'titelaits of Bodnergian GEORGE. not staying
:.long enough to test the Roman hospitality of .
our citizens or to look about you. Yen might
hare gathered items enough to have rendered
communication unnecessary. You might
have visited our school for instance; it is the
feature of the place.,
The Academy is crowded wit h pupils; there are'
97 scholars in attendance, with rumors of more
arrivals. Every available seat in the school is
occupied. As the teacher humorously remarks,
"It may be necessary to build a "svposilion"
to accommodate future comers. -Mho school' is
an immense success, owing to the untir
ing energy, enthusiasm .and capability of
Mr. P. L. Consent, ably assisted by Miss
CLARA Yoe's°. Mr. C. is very-popular with the
boys (and for that-matter with the girls also).
Ho !As the valuable faculty of thoroughly
awakening the interest of the pupils on the
subjects of study. They are as zealous in ac
quiring as he is in imparting the elements of
an education. might surd up by saying that
teacher and scholars are )vide awake In (ho
highest and best degree. They are filled with
a noble ambition to excel intellectually.
By the way, we have the best set of young
people to be found in the equnty. I will no
moderato this statement,lit would say to the
young folks of other places, exc.' them if yon
Can.
There is a Lyceum meeting every Wednes
day evening in the academy„ where the schol
ars are trained in debate and parliamentary
rules. The class in algebra meets one evening
in a Week. A public exhibition is given in the
Presbyterian church every two weeks, the
Academy not being large enough to aceommo
date.the crowd of spectators. The public re
view of studies Is interspersed with music and
other exercises. Last I'ridaY evening we were
gratified by hearing Mrs. Wiinox sing - the
"Brave,Battery Boys." She has a magiiiiieent
voice, and is a sister of Prof. I'. P. Buss, the
distinguished musician. There were other in
teresting features of the exhibition winch
might be noticed, brit mail time drews nigh
and L will desist.
When you come to Rom smile trie.ncl a little
more timemitli as. Tsnom.
Ma. germs : As many are inquir
ing of me how I came to conceive the idea of.
manufacturing my medicine known as Electric
Oil, and how I came to discover its valuable
nit "hlical qualities, with your permission, I will
give a general anewer through the columns of
your valuable paper.
Ever since my return from the army I have
sees the need of a medicine for rheumatic pain
and lameness. Some four or live years ago I
obtained a receipt for making a medicine called
very good (or some particular things, yet fail
ing to give satisfaction for the use which I re
quired of it. Bat knowing as. I - did of many
things that were good for certain diseases, I
conceived the idea of taking this medclne as a
base, and making, if possible, such additions
- -
.as to make a good tunnel= for general family
Mie c hut more ismeehdly one that would mach
itsepieiteditiseifot rbetuastbakiktveirtrkalio
and Limmesi.. Alter repeated Male,. expert
meat. atial.**eilft P. oo ll4 l r ci ldegired
ale, shout - one year ago raid ar
tti
by
making an alteration in the original I was like&
trio - neemiplishlhe desired ! icting
from that discorety, I succeeded in finding the
medicine known as Electikithl And althotigh
it retained somewhat the - .appearance of the
former medic:hie, tff found by trial that it
Was entirely differeit in its nature and abets
Wu the original baie. By repeated trials wins
myself and others in eases of severe pain and
lameness, the effects were So sudden and Bur
l:rising I concluded to give it the name It now
bears. .I bear that some are , already claim.
lug to furnish receipts for manufacturing this
medicine: In Justice to. the community find
myself I will state that aside from ft part of the
original base, the materish used and . mode of
preparation 'is entirely unknovii, except by my.
self. • . Yours truly,
BnowFs° Teuton.
Lennyncille, Ang. 20,10.
star TAYLOR•& Co. have - just opened
a very largo gra of Banners which they are
"selling very cheap.
/Or See Mr. PirmalEr's very modest
business card in another column. He has a
rery large stock of furnitnre; and wo hear that
ho is keeping up the reputation of the stand
for quality and low prices.
Stir For Ladies, Misses and Mil
drens Hosiery, go to TAYLOII k CO'it.
Losr--On Thursday last, between
Dr. L. D. Illotirswves residence and .Cnswars,
sista, an Elastic Stocking. A liberal reward
will be paid to any one leaving it at onsuntn
mes Jewelry Store. • -
Jvurs CIL:31311N8
wir A large invoice of Flannels
net opened, at Trion 4k-Co's.
Mr. E. SeuwAsz adyertises in
terabytes paper a new arrival of clothing. Mr.
EL has gained the reputation of being an hon
orable dealer, and thoroughly posted in Ida
business. Ho is entitled to a fair share of pub.
lie favor. • •
tar TAyLow & Co., invite portico
lar attention to their largo stock of Hosiery.
TEIIPSBANCE.—The Rev. J. H. WEs-
Tox will lecture before the "Progressive Tem
perance Reform Society," at East Springhill,
September 15th, 1870, In the evening. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
ter Honse-keepers all appreciate
a 'nice set of dishes ; and when they can be pro
cured as cheaply as now, at the Crockery Store
of Wicatiam & Lilacs, why not hare them.
And if you want to fill out with Silver Plated
Ware, you can do so at tfF_____uune place.
ler The subscriber wishes to in
form his many friends and patrons that he has,
with a view to their convenience, adopted the
following method of delivering goods and tak
ing orders. All wishing,hy leaving their order
hero, will have my expressman stop daily at their
residence and take orders for any goods they
may need in my line of business. Their orders
will be promptly and honorably Wed.
That man STULEx, the wagon maker, has my
thanks fur the taste displayed hi fitting up a
wagon wititsblo' fur the - above business. His
work speaks louder than words ; and all wish
ing, will consult him on business appertaining
to wagon making
1111 , 3$rts. Eraror.s—Gentlentel, t: In
-our lasne of August 4th I find an article addax
mrporta to have been written by A. B. Itrr-
Nur., the anthur of on unprovoked and elan
derons attack upon the (loardiau Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Now York. In your is
sue of July 21st I published a card in reply to
his attack,'which was verbal. This was thornily
available means of defence at my disposal. I
then took occasion to state certain facts con
nected with the company represented by this
Napoleon of Insurance, simply to remind him
that those whit live in glass houses should not
be tho,4rst to. hrow stones. These facto were
stated with official reports to the New VOrk
Legislature before me, and taken from Its col
owns. These facts it appears had the effect of
arousing the unbridled passion, and developing
the true character of the man regardless of the
positi.n he claims to hold. As water is sure to
Lind its level so was it with this man. - Being
au expert in billingsgate he poured forth a tor
rent of abusive epithetic suited only to the; low;
eat rough, threatening violence with deadly
weapons, Ite, t mitibituni. And new forsooth
this "Knight of the Pistol " becomes a moralist,
and writes an essay upon the violation of moral,
physical and natural laws. Having in. his mad
ness and rage violated all of them, he . now
seems to realize the fearful penalty. Truly,
"the way of the transgressor is bard.
• Passing over the first two paragraphs (which,
by the way, would be decidedly apVicable,
provided I were to put myself in his place) I will
proceed in candor and with unquestionable.
documentery evidence before me to review his
article. First—Ho "refers me to some official
reports as published by the New York Life In
surance Company." Why does he not refer me
to the official reports of Superintendent BARNES
or his successor, or the Commissioner of Mas
sachusetts instead of garbled statements gotten
up for base and selfish purposes, by men with
as little principle as himself.
Answer: I deny that the New York Life In
surance Company publishes any such reports
as he refers me to, or in fact any reports at all.
Official reports are published by publishing
houses only, and then by State or Judicial
authority only, and all companies are supplied
on receipt of their orders. Again he says the
Guardian Mutual Life paid no dividends in 1865-
66-67-68. Answer: January Ist, 1865, was the
first regular dividend period,'behig five years
from the time of organization of She company,
and was in strict accordance with the provis
ions of its charter. In that' .year we paid a
dividend of $48,153. 07. In regard to 1866-67-
JO. CUMULI:CIS.
68, Le says truly, (though I have no doubt he
did not intend to do so) as we could not do so
legally in those years. But at the opening of
the session of 1867 the Legislature was invoked
and an amendment to the charter was passed
allotting (ho company to declare divident.
annually after 1870 (which was the next regular
diliisnd period). The comPany did not wait,
however, for that period to arr:ve, for on Arm
. 4 Ist, 1889, the surplus was divided (Inform
ally) in just proportion to each policy entitled.
to participation, paying each life policy in my
district a dividend on the first renewal of 25
per cent. in cash.
As for the policy on which ho tries to make
so much capital; it was issued, and a paid up
policy asked for and granted between the reg
afar dividend periods, and therefore was not,
by any known rule, yet adopted by - any compa
ny entitled to a dividend. do much for the
truthfulness of the - statements-of A. B. 13. It
is also untrue that I tried to malign the char
acter of the Hommopatbic Life Insurance Com
pany or said aught l against it until my' crompa
ny avas assailed by its agent. I then stated
that such statements came with .bad grace
from the representative of a company that not
only had paid no dividend at all, but took' (711)
seventy-one and one-half per cent. of its income
to pay its expenses, which, according to the
Superintendent's report to the
: Legislature of
New York, is absolutely true, a fraction except
ed. The figures as given in said report are as
follows : Ratio cd, expense to total income 71
45-100 per tient., and'as A.B.R. seems to have
no recourse to official documents, I would refer
him to the report of the Commissioners of
Massachusetts for the years 1868,- where he
wilt find a eledlar item which stands thus :
Radio of gross expenseeto gross income (divid
end on guarantee capital included) 116 79-100
per cent., while in the same columns the Otter
dian stands 25 64-100 and 25 19-100 respectively.
As to dividends. to policy holders, the edhunn
is blank opposite the Homeopathic; In both
reports and a glaitce at the' above figures may
assist the public to' udge how long they are
lately to remain so.
In tho meantime let those who desire Insur
ance call upon 3. A. ;Recent', Rag., who,S - Ol
insure them in a reliable and profitable com
pany.
ZlENl=22='
BUSINESS LOCAL.
G. L. KEr4.r.n.
M. L Kum, Deal. Agent,-
Scranton, Pa.
air Rimatim - firj. *men, t
got a new Ingo), but they luny got thanked
aseodamt of grope*" pluilrefed t ° t l t°o l lt
of mamba aranty. whit& -the7-are sans
r"-7' .."1" , 77 - tr , `
4 '4l ais ,c ol 4liiiihtli
stoma toiirodtwe wesktwos, sock al( ita mum
et proventittist it bettor.. thwiiiiwoutl of cum
we advise our readmit to provide- themsetrei
with remedies at }Mows's Drug Store, Ramos's.
' /Kr Country. ilesders will *lda to
their advantage to buy it' Ciao'.
Ho is selling jut is low as they eat be bong*
in the city. -
.CALEtwe, et, the post-office
Book Store, bat a machine for ' trimming eif
paper. Persons buying paper of him get it
trimmed without additional coat. Be.haa Just
returned hymn Neir Mirk with a sPlendid stock
of goody.
WAIL IN FRANcr.r—rrolll the last
accounts the French seem to have thehest,but
the repeats are muddled and lose eight of In
the excitement over the nice New Furniture
just Arriving. at Vim 4'e old Mimi% by 3.p.
.nlll=l 4 where he li. offeiinr, trat ipdtteo-
Merits to those wanting furniture. •
I MeCAer. &Mn appear to be
heels over head in business nil _the wbllo. No
difference how large their sales 'are - in • day.
their store is always full the nest morning. If.
Jona Btuattos were to visit the place he would
undoubtedly say that this firth bad found flair
to as, they seem ..to. anticipate the araallitof
the pea* h i everythink:"Gall - and one lbr
Yeurself.
- ear Hintennev Brotheri invitee°,
attention of their old customers and ti com
munity at large to the very large and =dad
assortment of Boots and Shoes this week pe
ceiving'at their store, and what they aro pc
pared to sell at unusually favorable rates. These
goods are expressly for fall trade, and embrace
all the latest and most popular styles, and 'IrSI
repay an examination. '
Vir If. you have not bought your.
fall Clothing wait one week, when Labatt return.
from Now York with - the largest 'aisortment oh'
DOW style Cloths and Canduteres in the county.
• H. HAMM,
... 4 Bridge Street,
Towanda, Pa.
Aug. 3110. a'
F 94, SALE ot/EAP.—A. second hipl
Whooler two Horse Power, with new bridge,
new patent self.acting brake; on auks and:
wheels all in good order
.; a'so one 26 inch cyl-'
inder Blood Thresher and Gleaner, in'order for
running—been used two seasons. The set will
be sold cheap for mall, or on time, or a good
young horse taken in pert payment. This 'iet
of . machines Is cipable of threshing 100 bushels
of Wheat, or from 20040 800 bushels Oats per
day. It. Di. Wimtmci Towanda, Pa.
Fon SALE.---:A• r fine new dwelling
honk° and lot in South Towanda, on Hain street,
in splendid neighliorhood, and commanding
one of the finest views in Bradford county.
Contains 11 high, airy rooms, and could' be
adapted to the conveniences of two families, or
for boarders. A good cistern, and soft water
the year round. Terms easy. For partienlivs,
enquire of J. D. GOODWOTTIift, Esq., on the
premises. _
me o The Bradford Co. Teacher's In
stitute:nil! hold three sesidon*f a week each,illo
present school year, as follows : Beginning at
Grauville,Centre Sopt..l9th ; at Towanda Sept.
261 h, and at Lellaysville Oct 3rd; commencing
on Monday at 2 o'clock r. sr. at each place and
elosing'on the following Friday. It is hoped
that teachers will make every , endeavor to be
present at one of the sessions, ae those who
show a proper zeal in trying to elevate the,pro
fession by attending to all convenient opportu
nities for self-improvement Should be Preferred
to those who do not.
0. L. K
The Instructors engaged and other details
will be announced in duo time.
MARRIED..
CARRINGTON—CASWELL.—At Meboopany,
Pa., Aug. 2'3,1870, by Rev. J. H. Weston, L.
R. Camugtou, of Pronebtown, Pa., and Miss
'Eliza Caswell, of Herrick.
THOMPGON—HALL.—At the house of the
brideS father, Barclay. Aug. 24 1870, by Rev.
Hallock Armstrong, Edward A. Thompson,
of Herrick, to Mias Nellie M. Hall, of Barclay.
GARDNER—HARVET.—At the house of John
Harvey. Monroe, Aug. 28, 1870, by Rev. Hal
lock Arthstrong, Samuel W. Gardner to Miss
Hattie A. Harvey, both of Monroe.
TERRY—MILLER.—At the residence of Chas.
T. Bisbap, Mversburg, Aug. 28, 1870, by W.
H. Conklin, Esq., Ezra B. Terry, of Rush,
Pa., to Piss Jennette Miller, of New Albany.
3I.O.'DON.—JuIy 24, 184, near Barclay, James
Bandon, late of Blames. county, N.J., aged 50
years.
LATHROP.—In Herrick, Aug. 1870, of Ap
poplexy. Mrs. Sybil Lathrop, widow of the
late Elder Wm. Lathrop, in the 75th year of
her age: She was universally esteemed by
all who knew her.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
edr lin-ny H&uins, Merchant Tai
Ul', Bridge street. .
tee. TAYLOR & GORE, MerchtintTai
lox&
,' For sale cheap, a good Parlor
set and a Melodeon. rannure of C: mutant,
at PowELt. t Co's.
ser The next session of Bradford
empty Teachers Association is to be held at
Frenehtown on the 9th and 10th of Septetisbcr.
r- A. T. Limn, Secretary.
FIFTY DOLLAREI BEWARD.,—Lost, -on
Friday night, August 19, 1870, between East
Canton and Franklin, a roll of greenbacks
amounting to *335 00, for the return of which
the Shore reward will be paid.
Towanda,Ang,23,'7o. Anssar SAWFMCOOL.
els. W. Drimuctes . Music Store,
out of Mercur's Dank, first door, where you
asitl find Pianos, Melodeons, Organs, Violins,
Guitars, Banjos, tidings, "Accordeona, Clarion
eta, Flutes, Sheet Maude, Instruction Books for
all Instruments, Music Books and all kinds of
. Musical Merclutitdiso. • Apull 14., 'lO.
- - - -
iter The annual meeting of the
Historical Society of Bradford "county will be
held in Towanda, et Ideseus's Ball,onlionday,
September 12, 1870, at 2 o'clock p.m.
addresses are expected to be delivered by
Messrs. S. ILtrimn and D. CHAIM The public
.are oonlially invited to attend.
E. P. Man, Secretary.
Gas Tow/aDs.—The Gas will be
ready for ° ,eonstur.ption by the first of Octotkr
at least, and parties who intend haying their
buildmmt piped, would do well to apply at once,
as after the rush affallwork sets in it will be im
possible to attend to all at once.
Ang.21,10-3w CODDEKO, MOW= & CO.
1.0. 'of G.T.-L-The undersigned. }n
behalf of Northern Lodgo LOJof G.T. desire to
return sumac thanks to the citizens of Tots ,
ands, Who hare aided so generously in rr
ing art organ (worth MOO) for our hall. A r
ts:le4e
tion of the amount is unprarided . for, bu
trust that the generosity of those who lui e
net bad an opportunity of contributing will
easily arrange this. C. M. Hsu.,
L. O. Faosr,
1 . Committee.
liar Security Fire Insurance Coln-
Part N.Y. Assetta $2,017,889 81. For a policy
ibis reliable and safe company call on
.INo. W. lirr,Act.
Towan Fa.
Office /Incest's new Aesd* . north de of
Pablicfignare. -
'Fos SALL—Two Dwelling
situated in, the southeni-part;of- the Boro'.; bf
Towanda convenient to the Sosquehanna , _ Col
legiate Institute which will soon ooppeenn with a
corps of able Teachers, vmder"the direction of
Profs. Bias and gunman. 'Essay Wrote for the
property.
t tApply to or address
J.J. Cianirrits.
Towanda, Ang. 23, '70.-St. •
NS. The coarse purirjeti . bir the
Cascade Mills, of selling good flour at the low
est possible prices, is productive of *microns
advantages., It makes a ready market for- the
superior wheat of our .rieinity•; supplies con
sumers with* cheap and, wholosomerertielo of
fresh grorind dour, and as a nab:lr. - Ire:mit makes
active badness for the Mills. War in .Etimpe,
drouth, and short crops, area having the effect,
to raise prices; but. this Mill at all times, WI
at minimum prim:
July 28,1
- No. I, liza ttlArßialg •--6 it Lom AT
fl=nellke li r" thie ji = "llll • hie jug
seedsed- firoos Europe a supply
_of Zousto's
°bus, whiehilia east offer stzt„so at retail.
Abo 84* sod Slit la Lamina Chanty
Laos. • ,
Miss 11141YitAlt eeledel Attica= to her
baton states altd patterns. She mularly_re
ohm the Bettle,‘Baer e ( the al - ofHar-
Va;!ii i r en , , 6611 r . i4 1 1
Aerie stociof the latest Hats and Bonnets
always on hand. \ - Hay 1870—tt.
Sir The annual, meeting of the
Bnabrd 0 0u 8 t7 Wal o Bl l Boriety albelkeld at
Dr. Moon's op co, in Towanda, onWednesday,
Bart. 7,1870. H. N. MOODY Pros%
E. P. ALtss,Bixs'y. Aug. 18, tne—te.
Seie l nd 4L an d
for isle at a bawdsby Wickham Alilselt.'
a~e el .ite. April so, Machine Needle% 0n,' 28
Thread, Bilks,
,
*Toothily anneince to the residents •of Brad
ford and adierant comities (partied:Ay the tn
(ties), that to ham leased. the' Florist establish
meet of his tide employer, Harry Deb
where he wilt still continue the' cultivation of
the . bouttim cif the.,Floral -world; and. by
strict attention ~to business he "hopes' to'
merit the !beret patronage hestosed upon his
late employer. JAMES C. Immo.
" Towanda, Bradford Co. Pa:
A. A. lizesn,
Co. Supt
D I £D.
CM2
• . • ~ !
•
air- IVe guarantee satisfactio i n :
all ass work we dog We, wt, make, and trim
ekigialsg for men and Urfa wear.
. 4 Bridge Street. Towanda, Flu .
NEW IitERCH:ART Tin.oBl3ol &TAB
LIMOIMMT.—Mesas. Taylor & Gore have open
ed, iv connection with their Clothing Store, er
Tsalortng Dcputment and having secured the
services of - "first-class cutter," and competent
worlkknenti they are now prepared to make 1211
work in the best style and latest fashions to or
der. Having just received a new and fresh
(docket cloths, they are prowled- to offer bet
ter inducements than ever before offeredba To-
wands. The public will find it to their silvan.
Vega to give us s call before elsewhere).
Remember we warrant our work and guarantee
, good fits. Repairing done on short notice. •
March It, !MO,.
W4wrze.—A New York Life leen
lance Company, old and doing an extensive la
sinesk wants an energetic agent tor this or more
counties. - All communications confidentiaL
Address Room 12, Ti 0.5274 South 3d street, Phil.
adelplits, Pa • - Aug. 18. 1870:--2*.
C. 0. -D.
I beg Inge to 'Morin my old friends, and the
g _
übliegmentW,that I have openedA NEW
PROVISION STORE IN
aEIDLENANN BLOCK in ; BRIDGE STREET , I
and resperindly vite an inspec of my
goods and prices._ As My stock has tion
been pur
chased entirely for CASH, and as propose to
sett for READY PAY ; ' I feel confident that' my.
prions'aill compare favorably with any estab-.
lislunent in the colmtry.
I have paid particular attention to the -selec
tion of Gsomm Srimm, and warrant them rune.
aasortmemt of TEAS is complete, and
cv )o nErp t zi n er
I to r i t ri Ty sMl T lE C T to 09
to 'order, and sold at the lowest priee: ee 4Pre nn me
calL. GEO. L. REELEE.
'Towanda, 11313.14, 1870.
11e6. MONTANYES - ' 1870.
Constantly on hand and arriving, se-ensemble
goods of every variety . , domestic and foreign
manufactures. Goode honght exclusively on
the cash system and sold at a correspondingly
)ow limy. Going ontof the Hardware trade;
WO offering a lot of goods in that line at aston
iahly low rates; Great bargains for builders
'sal contractors.
"New Advertisements.
McLEAN & HOOPER,
.EL.UTIC LOCK STITCII
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
rte. ISM 00.
•11da Machias grill stitch. hem. fell. tuck, quilt,
and, bind, embroider and gather in the moat perfect
notaner, and sill /raw from the lightest to the beari•
cat gotmle
winters CHANGE OF TEN.VOY
It ii . noti "idheap Machine," but in all respects
equals the higher piped ones. while in aimpricity,
non•Mahility meted of order, end ease id inaswge.
went IT trUNIP10111:4
An exandiudirecia desired front all to test the truth
of our am-Micas. ALL MikanCLA LYALPAICTEDPza.
_ -
zner. /MAIM E. WATTS. Agent. •
Towanda. Sept. 1. 1870
TMPORTAIir NOTICE.—The UR
dendmeededve notice that they have succeeded
in gaining Information to regard to the secret of Davy
Demand, as regards the estate of Wm. Summers, and
the property that hi Jo to the heirs of Nary Retch
en. who was the wf fe of Jos. Retaken. and dinghted
of Wm. Sommers, of Newton township, Warren Co.,
N.J. All who ebb nto be heirs to odd estate are we
guested to appear .at Columbia, Warren county, N.J.
on SaWrOy. Sept( ember 10,1870, and present proof
that they Me the hateful heirs of Mary .heat. •
Amount of the estate $100,563 63.
FRANCIS LAWLER,
ZEDICH DECKER
Lawyers.
Aug. 29. 1826.- -2w
PI 4 4
darThle *ai.belongs to V. HMV/UM dealer. In
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goode. He is so
Imlay selling Clothing that lie bass not time to went
an advertisement,
•
k kt
WY AL:USING
C. W. CLAPP
•
Having leased the Storebonsii and - mil fixtures
belonging Lathe Wane. Wenes,' would notify the
citizens of Wyefinding and vicinity that be wnl keg"
constantly on band a full stock of
•
COA L ,
•
EGO. TOVE, CHESTNUT. PEA AND DAHLIAT
LIM E ,
IN BIIII I K. OR BY THE BARRIEL
L T
IN SACKS, MILS., AND BMA
-E E N T ,
PLASTER AND /fr.IIOSPNE OIL,
Which he will be Pleased to Supply them with at
reasonable prices. None but the mum Qtraurr will
'be offered for aide, consequently cannot fall in sly.
lug entire satisfaction and meeting the wants or tbe
community.
CASH PAID FOR GRAIN,
On' deli 17 . nul for rem deseriptyo4
FARMER'S PRODUCE,
_
.014aken exchanie for Cad. Lime. bait. Plaster
91
more. as my agent. will always be
at gat Warehouse to attend to customers: • •
Wyaltming, Aug. 10, 1870. . .
*FULL ASSORTMENT, OF
XL mg mom =Gm st -
Mita 10„ 3!65. LONG k IDZLEB
- --,•;', ,i- --..-...--.-: , ..'7-.....;
Gila= 'ldarm. - i
i1, j. .,7' 7 1 777,
4 300:- =IN
TO iiZ:GIT,I2I:4IWAICAT. Teri
ILMOTH MT BAIL
LIN-TA HOSE COMPANY,. No. 8,
AT M:!lNaHt:g Alll4. TO7AfAIIDA t TA.
ine-111110CIZES To as Van sx IRSCILIMITICI --.
STEAM FIRE ENGINE
• The Company hike great *estrus In preseMing to
the pahiici the following splendid LAST OP, OM&
which they flitter Unmakes has nerie bean equal
ed. Many of the - Prises. which bare been ocorkrtber
ted by the business men and property holdemotTo•
wands, tan be seen it the several places of be manse.
The distritsittim of Prima will take place at hlkdrcur's
fail La soon as the tickets are disposed 04.mm:teethe
anpervialon cisicommiltee Selected at that lime by.
thettebebtomer.:."
BE LlB* OP (iiFTS
• • Ail
owanda
lt Lot in PdatT • '
1 Nirst•dass .
I Lidice Gold Watch
20 Dollars in Gold;,
1 Churn Power. \ - -
1 Churn Pcnier„ ' •
1 Iron-beam, didelhill.kklimli.
1 Wood-beam Ileum Plough, -
• Iltradfonl county Plough,
11 . s ui P t tt .
1 ..
1 Suffolk Pig,
Greenbacks,
1 SuLlof Clothes, to order,
1 Cook Stare. -. .
Margo Chrome,
.il Globe. . . .
1 Dozen White Shirts, -
I Caddy of 10 lba. Choloe Tea,
I TIM Of Coal, ''
1 Set Doable Harness
1 Cow, . . .
1 Ton afloat,,
1
1 .• 'of Stove Coal.
1 ..... of Chestnut Coal,
1 Globe Hembepbere,'
4, Box Cigars, t
5 Boxes of •Toilet 80.4, •
1 Dressing; Case,
1 Ton of Coal,
IPair
011 Painting,
1 Box of Cigars, . f..
1 Globe Hemisphere.,
1 Silver Watch. -
1 library Ink Stand, ,
I Large Album . . / , 00
20 Dollars in Gold, 16 d. preuthnn, 23,20.
1 Small Chrome. - 1 aOO
/ OW* HuggagY. .
/25 00
1 1 Boi
of Ci . 5 00 '
•
.1 Oil Palntiug, rs,
10 00
1 Cheater White Hog, so so
I Ton of Coal. . . 400 1
1 Chester White Sow, . 50 00
1 Globe Hemisphere, . 15 00
1 Suit of Clothes. .
. .. 40 * OO •
1 Large Steel Plate EngraeMg, 40 00
1 Box of Cigars, • 5 00
1 Too of Coal. 4 - 00
OA gains) 1 copy each. 1 yr., Itradlor4 fklemiler,so 00
I Silver Watch, 25 00
I Barrel of Flour,. 10 00
1 four lamp, Gar Chandelier. ' 40 II)
I Fir st of Cigars, .. - • 500
1 -class Overcoat, to, order, 55 00
1 Ton of Coal, ' • 100
1 Globe Hemisphere. . 15 00
1 Barrel Sugar. 250 lb., 4 , 1).44 per 'lb. ' 35 00
1 Velocipede, f,5 00
1 Eimall.Chromo, , 2 00
1 Barrel Flour' . - /0 00
1 Box of Soap, -,.. 900
1 ld •• . 800
/ Box of Saleratus, 6 tal
1 Case.of Canned Peaches, 10 00
1 Globe Hemisphere, 15 00
1 Ton of Coal. 400
1 Cook Stove and Furniture, ' 75 00
1 Case of Canned Plums, - • . 10 no
1 Borough Lot, 50x150. ~ - 400 00
1 Rosewood Toilet Box, , 5 00
1 Barrel Flour, 10 00
.1 Fancy Match Holder, 1 00
1 Jar Pomade, ' 200
1 llosewood Toilet Ilox, 300
1 Ton of Coal, . ' 400
(25 prizes) 1 copy each, 1 yr., Bradford Argus, 50 00
1 of Peallimery,
(6 pri Cue zes)" Gent's Pocket Rooks, $1 60 each 3 00
~
0 00
1 Cue Congreas Water. . 12 00
1 Ton of Coal,, ' 4 00
13 prizes) Ladies' Velvet-Purses, $2 each,, 6 00
Case of PertMnezy, - „. 500
1 Jar Pomade, , 2.00
1 Ton of Coal, ' 400
lease of Perfumery, - 3 00
(5 prizes) Fancy Irori Match Holders, $1 each; 500
1 Toilet Set,tfour brwdles earl, ' 500
.1 Oil Painting, l2 Oi
-1 Marble Mantle Shell., 6 00
(27 priies) Box each 100 Garibaldi Cheroots ; 27 00
I Large Rocking Horse, - • 10 00
1 Pair Napoleon Grain. Waterproof Boots, , 15 00
(10 prizes) Kerosene Oil:Lamps, $1 each. 10 00
1 Barrel of Crackers, 5 00
1 Ten of Coal. . 4 00
I Set Sash and Blinds, for a honse,
1 Marble Mantle Shell.
I Cue of Hair Restorer,
1 Cue of Perfumery,
1 Jar of Pomade, f '
1 Toilet Case, .
I Case Of Perfumery,
1 Ton of Coal.
20 Dollars In Gold. 16 eta preruituu.
1 Marble Mantle Shelf.
10 Dollars In SilVer.
(20 prizes) I pound Tea each,
1 Case of Perfumery, '
1 Ton of Coal, -
1 Barrel of Flour.
1 Fancy Watch Holder, '
l .Tar of Pomade.
1 Bottle of Perfumery, .
1 Case of Canned Peaches,
1 Marble Mantle Shelf.
I Case of Perfumery,
1 Ton of Coal, . .
1 Barrel of flour,
1 Jar of Pomade,
I Oil Painting,
1 Marble Mantle Shelf.
1 Toilet Set. four brushes each.
1 Borough Lot, 50:150. ,
I Ton of Coal.
1 Merino Dress Pattern. 10 yds. at $2 per Yd. - 20 00
1 Pair of Fine Boole, to 0r.., - . 12 00
1 Box of Cigars, 6 00
I Set of Single Harness, .
40 00
1 Barrel of Flour, - 10 00
1 Yeaman'a Patent Cutting Box, 13 00
1 Marino Dress Pattern, 11K Yds. at $2 per yd. X) 00
Boolars in Gold, 16 cts. Premium, 23 20
of Cigars, 5 00
1 Yeaman's Patent Cutting ligzes, 13 00
1 Box of Cigars, 500
1 Barrel of Flair,. 10 00
1 Merino Dress Pattern. 10 yds. at $2 per yd. mi 00
1.130 x of Cigars, 600
1 Complete Set of 'Thome, V 40.
1 Riffle * (warranted) - _ _ _
I Box of Cigars, • • • .
I' Set of Chamber Furniture,
I Point Lace Shawl,
~.
1 Barrel of Flour,
1 Box Of Cigars, . --..,
I Dress Pattern, •
1 Shawl,
1 MerinoDreas Pattern, 10 yds. at $ 2 per Yd.
SO 1.•• CI - Os dB dd . 8*
1 Box of Clots,
1 Velocipede,
1 Barrel a_ Flour,
1 French Shawl,
1 Silk MOM Pattern, ° •
1801 l of Brussels Carpet,
1 Plough;
1 Barret Churn,
1 Box of Cigars,
(12 prizes) Cedar Pails, 1/ 50 each.
$lOOO Life insurance Policy,
1 Plough,
Boxes soap,
1 Map of Towanda. by Morgan.
Total amount of Prizes,
. 'note Number of rickety, 6,000.
MICE TOE SINGLE Imams, . . . . $ 1 00
REFERENCES
M. C. Masctru
Hon. F. F. 6TEXEIZE. lion. P. D. Ilonnow.
Jo= Y. Biwa.
Uon. trunara Mr.ucan,
JAMES )1.
. J•UN A. CODIgNI3
Tickets may be procumd'at
PORTER & KIRITY'S PRIM STORE,
Members of th 6 Ilona company,
and at the established Agencies named in small cir
culars.
rTri-mmirrrim7Twr•Tr9
C. B. POSIT% Towanda. Pa.
•
Chairman of Committee. trill receive etompt:atien
tion.
Towanda. July 90,1870. • 1
hOTEL nutparry: nos SALE
The subscriber offal for sale his Hotel in
Lawman, known es the ..Lellaystille Howe.'
Time will be given on 1 portbani of the marches°
money. "
.. •
LeHaysville.Aug.l7.'7o. . JOHN MIMIMISI
DLSSOLUTION.—The partnership
heretofore adsting under the drui name of
Darts k. Keener is this day dimohed by mutual con
sent. The business will be continued st the old
stank, and ail demands apical ' the late lirtit'all
debts due will be sealed - by the subeetiber. - All
goods on hand at present will be sold it greatly re
duced rates.
Towanda, Aug. 6,10-3 w
MISS KINGSLEY
Deairos to call the attention of the Ladies toiler
ma aasortment of
FANCY - GOODS..
She also has a full Cite of
BONNEY% NAT% AC.. -
for the Bummer trade, which are offend to her ens.
%omen and the public on the moat reasonable terms
Bonnets repaired and trimmed on abed notice.
Abe has also a - nos aelection Ear and }lnc"
.Clooda, each as Laceiand Linen Collate, Cab, Hand
kerchiefs. corsets. te.
Esitnna3 next door to Am Steven. ][error k
Co's, op stairs. - Towanda. May It 10.
D FRUIT OF, itai HINDS
frBEST `SYRUPS IN TOWN
on E drulibt at 0011412 81 VERT.
4.4 i,iiiiitL.
TO. THOSE - GETTING THEIS,
-4e; • •
ournmo mum ico.olums.
you otou'ad duo: tiro t6lngl. rod, to
GET TB= VM!tn . FIRST-CLAW :CWTHINif
mums awes m -Boa) caws
• .
ales to be able to sells goodarticle aro
the merchant roust nalentand his boatuess, and
know how, where and what to bay as a practical
-aaaa dams: and a ,••• ••, •
4
rRACIICAL TAILOR. ,
In all Ito Winches , 3 profess to be. hstduB tied ;
EIGHT . XEAI :EXPERIENCE
In Um lniatuess. nava been a cutter iu some uf tlio
NEW YOUR 'CITY
I do say' ewn Miens, selling and witting, Ina
divide My pronto with no man, so that how of it Will
do—and pith low rent and, other expenses in par.
portion,thus making the cost or.earrying on tho
• ws l 7 ;
Value.
000 00
150 00
100 00
2320
25 00
15 Oil
10 so
11 50
2 60
In ;vatting the 'bore yeN +rill Ike *Wills that
I CAN SELL iCK)ODS CHEAPER
7'50
43 00
00
11 00
45 00
5 00
•50 00
.330 00
•05 00'
05 00
23 00
45 08
4 •08
- 75 00
'RI 00
4 50
V 3
13 00
5 00
I 500
10 00
4 00
5 00
05 00
4 00
15 00
7600
710-
That men. Tolbawing
. the business, .ac Laving no
kitoldedge of it themselves, hate to employ WWI at
large Salaries to attend" to it, and cumboinui must
psyseeordinglys they, like Myself,
DO,IIUSDIEWP TO LM'i BY IT.
MgMiiIM;MM;;I
Merduud Taller, Bridge M., Towards, Pa.
Arig.lo,lo
T A.Y 'L O R 14c,_ C 0
INVITE ATTENTION.
lILACK - AI,PACA;
JUST RECEIVED:"
THEY ARE THE iiTINHAHII ALPACA OF THE
United lilntes, of uniform wake, and unsttronvoil
In color, tinaliir ot.price..•
Towsutla, Aug. 15,1 E.
125 U 0
9 00
• 10 (JO
6 Oil
1 50
2 00
2 00
4 OU
Coddiug, Russell & Cu.
HARDWARE, IRON, . STOVES
NAILS, TINWARE, IcG
Keep ihe largest stock of
BUILDING MATERIALS.
aOO
100 00
400
GLASS,
SASH,
PAINTS,
LOCKS,
OILS,
&C.,
to be found in this pail of the State.
5 00
75 00
75 00
10 00
8 00,
10 00i
5 00
10 00
20 00
6 00
50 00
10 00
15 00
iOOO
70 00
10 00
8 00 :
r 600
18 00
20 00
10 00
25 00
8 00
PR - CrI l T
Try the New Improved Top
PORCELAIN LINED AND .PER,
FECTLV AIR-TIGHT JAR.
'LOOK AT THESE AWES!
Quarts, by the ease, $22 00 gross.
1 Gal. " " .. 29 00 "
Qttarts, " dozen 200 '.
Gal. " " " 2.50
5006 95
MOWING MACHINE SECTION,
Hay, Hope, Fo . rk Billies; &e.
REFRIGERATORS,
. -.IOE CREAM FREEZER&
ass ALL,
BATHING TUBS,
GEO. D. litokTAstr..
TIls'W.UtE,
141. Mx'. DIVEN.
FISHING TACKLE,
WATER COOLERS,
SCREEN WOE,
WOODEN WARE,
all• hinds of
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, ,
FELLOES
SPORTS, &C
SAWS; and
We offer at wholesale
7. DAVIS
NAILS, GLASS, FRUIT JABS,
KEROSENE, POCKET CIri'LERY,
and many other goods: at times at
lowest market rates. . !
Coddlng, Russell' & Co.
Tcrwanda,lfay 12, 1870. ,
A LL KINDS GROCERIES AND
A
Proebiona. at wholesale and retail, at
111, 1869. C. B. PATarilj
Is MADE
144 biases In
HENRY HARRIS.
TO THEIR -
NEW - -
1
SO
PIECES
TAYLOR k co.
MEI
DEALERS IN
Headquarters fur
TOILET SETS,
BIRD CAGES,
FLOWED POTS,
ICE PITCHERS,
STONEWARE,
REVOLVERS
MECHANIC'S TOOLS,
LEATHER .BELTINO,
• [
BABBhII%
FARMING - TOOLS,
Siff AMMO:lents.
op:
arb recciyungAajty
R * G E I N 8
N.
Oh ,
f
,
SEASONABLE GOODS.
PARTICULAR ATTE,\ TION
is c . 4lled to
THEIR STOCK.
KEYSTONE STORE.
Towanda, 23, I874:1
TO OUR MANI FRIENDS:
■
t4kti lYlemnre iu annutinting
thu arrival.of our very
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SPRING STYLES • t°
-SPRING STYLES::
'SPRING STYLES -
SPRING STYLES
coiltrksor
COMPRISING
COMPRISDIG
COMPRISING
EMI
NEWEST
NEWEST
NEWEST
NEWEST
The inarlict affords, selected with A by enieri.
enced men in the trade.
We have an the beet and meat pepula manulac-
Oren goods 'suited to the wants of -
LADIES, 3IISSES & Cllll43ttEN,
W4h a fun lino of the celebrated
JAMES M. BURT'S GOODS
MEN ANI)
• Our own Manuisetury is in fall • btut and we are
prepareA to make ttrurdetany kind of work. Assur
ing the public that we shall tilts more pains than
ever to please them, and Wylie an examination Al
out stock.
e March 30,1850. HUM BRET BROTHERS.
FRUIT JARS,
F
WICKHAM ,& . BLACK'S
Towanda, June 13, 11370
IRISSOLUTION.-7Notiefit is hereby
given th at the co-partnership berttofaroexist
leg betweene S. T. Fox, George Stevens, and Henry
Haven% under the fires name of Fox, firavitss,
& Co.; is this day dissolved liy mutusl consent
The books *admen; of mid .Arm" will be kept at
the odic* at Fox k ?demur, and all persons indebted
ed, are requested to call and settle immediately.
ti ether party it authorized to Idirtx In the Nasal
.! . • • T. FOX.
ow. STEVENS.
imarmsscus.
Ang.,20,187t)
NOTICE OF FARTNZEISHIP.—The undersigned,
have this.darionne4 • partnership. under the
limns:um" of FOX killEßMar. and win continue
the Grocery and Provision bud's= at Ike old stand
corner of Yale and Pine streets.
We will boreal"' with a fresh stack of Merchandise
to serve our friends and panes, Ina Gor days. •
Z. T. FOX.
HENRY YEW&
lug. 20; 1870.
CAS AND CRAMER:EEL-ORE
dui Bend, Scotch flow. Oiango, liaison, Loa
m _and Glum Ma* Washington Ambles and
Coffee Itiactut. and all kinds of Crashers at • •
March 4,'70.. . ;W. A. SOCILWELVII.
MIISE
L 4 —
attraGN ATTAOHMENT.-Heit
ly Rai &eat es. - Markt 'Pte in the
Court of Capp n= lithe of Itheffon; musty, No.—,
thipt.'Terne,l32o. -
' y hereby Smiths* a amid the in* Wood In
We eases be publlabod by the Skala the ificAreete e
in tho Wereaty klemafe. plated eg wo o l y . zoo
county. ICY.. and In tb)3Bnenroavithethiens, print.
ed at Towanda. 1"*. ' P. 8..
• Ptheidasi Judge.
, Towanda, Pl., buy 19,1870.
' froinunl arrectollanr.j
, • . 430sincotwratrIl 01 . 11marmvssiA.
'BraMord County. era.' -
• To Mt Merit of Drostford Cborip-49 ?Wiry : r
.Wo command you that you attach Onamm, E. •
Preece, Isle of your minty, by tOl and degeter lift
goods an& clettles, lands and termanentik tritons,'
rights, anderedits, in whose hands of possession
seems the Nano may bo, to that he be arid appeer •
before our Court of-Calliniou Maas Ao be holden at
the borough of Towanda, In and for field county, on
the iirst ]bidet of September nest there to answer •
HenryV i, an Brunt, in Trespass on the awe upon
, ball In $4.000 00. end attach tend In Wy
se% townetdp in aid. county. conveyed by Walter
Spencer and - wife to said Marie* 2: Pierce by deed
dated May 20, 1870, being lots Dec 4, 4, 4,7, A , 13,
14, 10, 16, and 17, frontins onl n M. . iD Block Xxioq ,
24: of Michel:a attbdivision of East Tressards.
Also land In same township, conveyed' Hy Job P.
Kirby sod wile to said Pierce, being aeTen lotain the ."
the subdivision of East Towanda, and that an
persons in - whose hands or yeassesion the mkt
-goods, dailies, moneys, rights and credits; or
Any of them may be attached, so that they and every
of, them be and appear before Mid Court, at the day j .
and Awe aforesaid, to answer what shall be cadected
mainst them and abide the judgment, of the Court
therein ; - and have you then and there this writ. -
Witams. the Ihniorabla P. N. Streeter.. President
of said Cons Vat the borough of Towanda aforesaid, .
the nib day of July. A.D. 1.1110:
. W. A. Tllol43,Proessonfary.
To the floitorable Judga •
I certify that by virtue &Alia annexedwrit of
Foreign Attachment, I sttiChed the following - de-
Acribed land, situate in Wyse% township. Canny of `
Bradford, Nate of Pennsylvania, and bounded as
follows : Beginning si a earner on the east side of
Sisin•st. hilleschut's embdlilsion of East Towanda,
thence north 42 deg." 30 min. east along the line of
let No. 12. 150 feet toe 20 foot alley. thence along
the line of the same earth 40 deg. 30 Ws. "east 315
feet tea street. thence along thr line of aid street.
south 49 dig. 30 mill. west 150 feet to the east line
of add afain-at, thence along the line of said Pain- -.
et., north 40 deg. 30 EMU. west 375 feet to the place
of beginning, being lots No. 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 of
Block NO. 24 of said subdivision of Earl Towandi.
All improved. •
Al3o—One other lot, piOae or parcel of land aitu,
atone abort, bounded and, desalt's& as follows :
Beginning at the south-west corner at lot No. 3, of
Block 24, thence north 49 deg. 30 tan. east 150 feet
to the west line of Beeond street, theme along Thou •
same month 40 leg. 30 min. east 375 feet to the co.- -
ner of a street, thence along the north line of said
street south 43 deg. SO min. west 150 feet tog 20 foot
alley, thence along the line of the same north 40 deg. .
30 min. west 375 feet to the place of beginning; be
ing lots No.,A. 6,6, 7. and S of add leleachhteri sub.
division of plat Viands," Block No. 24, .All 're
prov
ALed. •
.SU--One other piece or Bartel of laud buundg•l
as follows ; Beginning at a curses eft amuse, north
70 deg. 30 min. east 370 feet from cad line of Bow
- min's Eddy highway, thence north 70 dee 30 attn.
east 140 feet to a corner, thence month 21 dig. SCI thin.
twat 100 feet to a corner, Thence south deg. 30
min., cast 375. feet to a corner, thence south 43 deg.
30 min.orest 150 feet toe corner, thence north 40
dog. 30 min. west 375 feet to c orner, thence north
21 deg. 30 min. west 165 feet Ito the edsOe of Begin.
fling being lots NOR. Pleschhiirs sub
division of East Towanda, old conveyed by Job P.
Kirby and Wife to the defendant. All,inaproved.
. J. PEItItY Vlel FLEET,
• Sherri.
=
.V . XECII.TOR'S NOTIb.E.—
- 1-4 Notice is hereby given Biat an Penn= Otelebi•
ed to the ea nte of JOSEPEI ALBS(), late of Albany.
deceased. Lie requested to make immediate Ay.
mint", and all .persons having. claims against said '
estate moat present them duty antheulleated for
settlement. LEVI D. ALBEO,
A DitiLNISTRATOIIS NOTTet- , -
LAL.Notice b IrCreby giVen that alt pettotia tudetif
ed to the ettate of OEO. C. GORE. Uto of Shr
ahmuln, decd.tuuat . malt°
_time-Wale - mama.
itudallverifona havidg claftaa agstruit bt tatate,
must proscut them duly authbnUcated for rettlarut t.
=ELY GORE,
OBADLAJICORE,
OSCAR P. GORE,
Adttduistralor,,.
• A DMECISTIZATOR',S NOTICE.—
Nock*. is hereby given that all persists indebt:
ed to the estate of DASIEL WALTUAIf, lafe
pf
Albany.. deed., are reque4ed to. make iMmediatn
payment, and all perkus having clainis against saiel
estate meat precent the same dnlY authenticated Lei
settlement. dant D . IiIF.RIGBE.
Aug. Admistrater.
BOOTS SHOES
BOOTS and SHOES
BOOTS and SHOES
ROOTS find 'SHOES
TEE
and BEST'
and BEST
and BEST
and BEST
GOODS
GOODS
GOODS
GOODS
EV
FOR
STEPECOt D.
Euxuto AUDIO.
rg.
July 23, 1870
ilg 10,1870
I - IST Of JURORS
.4 BEI7I2MT. TE1131,18i0:
GTIA)
Atln.ne Top. John Watkins. perk, Hnkh
Robb. Albert !Lydell; Athena Doe. kliSpatilding.
ecdurnbia top. Win Pecs, 31erris Fairbanks'. C• r.
McClellan. IV G,ltrwilnol; Granville top, Calvin W
Cborchill; Herriak twp. James Foyle; Leßoy tap,
A za llre;ham; Monroe born. J B St Hinman; 'Or
werl top. C 5 Davis: Pike tap. F.dward Burros, a ;
Rome top, Us: at Elliott; thlgebtity twit, B Cooper;
811,elognin tap, Stephen Miens, E G Gorxbrin;
Twoorors twp. Black; Troy b0r0..3 tti l'otne;
rny; Terry top. Edmund Horton; Ulster top, W;n
II R's • kacll: 11$4cx top, A A 'Whitney.
tnator,o aooona-l=rreurx,trars.
•
Athens top. J A Perkins, Isaac Northrnp; Athens
horn, Charles Day; Albany trek', James Warren.
Russell Miller ; Armenia tap, Bohn Yeomans :
Burlington top. _Reuben Haight, , Horace Burns;
Burlington Weat , Samuel Bailey ; Canton tap, N.-
.ram, Rockwell; Franklin top, 111,1, Gran
ville top,ll J Hedge, alvin'ilayles:_neck, James
Newell; Loltaysville boro„.1 P Bantanartb; Monroe
twp, T Wan ()order; Orwell twp ,„E J EIIL, Jacob
Pickering; Ridgebury. '3otett Unison, Barney Me.
Cainnis; - Rome boroCarey; Elbeshennin top.
George Chandler., ' Lawrence Vaught; Springfield
top, Hiram Horton; Troy' bore,. 43 L Peck: Troy
top, J A Parsons, J C Way; Terry,twp, N T
Towanda tap, Daniel Decker; Towanda born, Wal
lace Seder. Clllantty; Ulster top, A T Morrison.
'Pike twp, Elmer Banter; trades
tap, Horace Dunning; WlbWot top , J A Corey.
Amos White; Windham' top. George WV , '
luaing top. Cyrus Avery; wynox twp, Eruitace Cool
bangh.
Albany twp, John Millet; Alb* born: Samuel
Reinolde ; Columbia twp. Lewis ZdaalL J M Voting.,
P O. Stevens; Franklin twp, Decatur Peppe.r; Litch
field twp, Henry Hazleton, John Myer, George W
MeAffee; Leltsysville boro, Richard Brister; Leßoy
twp, HES Holcomb; • Monroe tarp.; Charles Scott;
Orwell twit; W W Morgan; Pike twp. J W Doeworth.
H S Prentice. H A Ross; South Creek twp. Alvin
Furman, S B Pettingill; Springfield twp, Frank
Drown; .19hesheunizi tarp. Wm Patterson ;
'tap. C F Wood. 0 R Bird4-Towanda.
boro, Wm Mix. Hiram. Malin, Joseph Powell;
Towanda t . Isaac Lattionntx. G Scovell; Tus
carora tap, John Bought,.O W Woodruff, David
Edenger; Troy Nap) Thomas Baldwin, Lester Van
Horn: Troy boro, E H Dewey; Ulster twp, P
Sweet, F W Noble; Wyaltuting twp. W 0 Morrow,
Charles Biles, Justus Ackley; WarreaN bap. Edward
Stevens.
11* EGISTERS NOTlCE. —Notice is
hereby given that . them has been filed and
settled lu the Milos of the ftegAter of WUI., tn. and
for the count' , of Bradford, sectrants of admintafra.,
Hon upon the following estates. viz:
Final /meta James A. Biles, executor of George
Biles, late of Wyaluaing. deceased.
Final acct of William Snyder, Ildteh of Mums
Vann, late of Elheshequin, deed.
Partial acc't of Ebenezer Snell,. executor of. Jobt
Snell, late of Pike, dec'd. •
Final acct of Charles Stockwell and C. C. Wright,
itdmr's of Samuel Fittwater, late of Canton, doe'd.
Final acct of JeffersoliPrutaman, executor of John
son Brewer. late of Wens. deed.
- Final acct of Sherman H. Hill, Finlander Long
and Ella P. Illtcan, admen of Adison late
of Burlington Born.. dec'd, • -
Final wet of flukan H. Griffin and .W. H. Bishop,
admen of Samuel late of Sheshequin, deed.
Final Nicol - of Peleg Pock. Jr., adm'r of Seth Peck,
late•of Darlington Boro., deed.
Final acc't of H. B. Healey, adm'r of Betsey Wil.
hams, late of Springfield. dec'd.
Final acct of L. D. Warner, adm'r of Orrin War.
ncr, late of Tim-morn, dcc'd...
Final acct of John Morrow, tuber of Eddy Wins
low, late of 'Wilmot, dee'd.
Elual seal of Amass Watkins, adm'r of John Wat.
kins. late of mater. deed. •
Final acct of J II Cowles, guardian of Thal;oa J
Brown.
Also the appralsement of pmeglif. jet off by ez.
ocutos or administrators to widcrws or children et
the following decedents. viz:
Estate of Phillip B. Ball.. '
James Id. Bowmin.
•" E. 8. Dkkinson.
Orator Rockwell.
, .• Niihau Baldwin.
•• Orrin Warner.
And the same will be prelim - fad to the Orphans
Court of Bradford county. o" THURSDAY, the nth
day of SEPTEMBEII. 1870, at 2 o'clock p.m.. for
confirmation and allowance.
augl,'7o
TRIAL LIST FOR. SEPTEMBER
TEEM, 1870: -
C. Hansiker vs J. S. Williston...
- debt
Smith Lei:alma vs Gee . M. min ce act fa
Jonathan Whipple vs D. thudt's admes..act Tended
Henry Miller m Hansom Tanner • • act fa
(lee. W. White vs Ja. Rocksrell mao
Catharine T. Wheeler vs Moon k Word-ejectment
Jacob McNeal vs Israel ...trover
B.S.ltimaell k Co.' vs J.S.Androws debt
John Carman vs 11.1t.11111 et al ease
Franklin Murray vs J.K.Wright, ke.... ...... ...case
John McQueen vs Wm. Bisbee, sci fa
John Sterling vs Pa.& N.Y.C. k R.R. Armpits'
S.N. vrinstal vs L.H.'
..,..Aspinsull vs L.... 5;
C.F.Welles vs Jesse 13
licnry Strops Ye Milton
Alvin Sewgrd vs A. Colbusn.
Tom's •
Jacob Tc No Israel Omlth
Ann young ra Richard MelL•ll.' ..
Morris Bun Coal Co. so Barclay Co al C0. . C0.
11.S.Warner Ts Bunke Northrop
Thomas Brock vs P.T.Purgason ejMtment
Subpeonas returnable on Monday, September 12,
1070, at 10 o'rlock, W. A. 711110 MAS,
Aug.s.'lo. Prothonotary.
TOWANDA A.GRICULTURAL,
WomEs STILL ALIVE'I
The superititendent of this Ma Is now offering
name of the best
LUMBER WAGONS,
PLATFORM WAGO3B.
_COVERED AND OPEN BUGGIES,
ever offered In this niarket.. Best selected
OAK AND HICKORY TIMBER
used, and all work made by the most .
ES F,IITERCED WOIMMTM:"
I We hare the
r4rx,yr RGSSIA MOS: SEATS.
Te-11
to do snWeirdd so durable that even time- lies but
llttleoo their dom.
Please examine oar work before punka-slug else.
whereitl34l" it " ! ll3rtle
M. O. st, -(, n otic e .
Towanda. - Jaly-MA : Rupatintendent.
CONCENTRATED - • LYE AND
Potash. at C. D. PATCI/13.
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0. E. pLADDECO.
Register'
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debt
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