i'Vra44o .--- .*il.o*- 0 LOCAL AND GENERAL The Episoepal ()r ite ' Society will meat nest Monday evening Id the ratdenoe of CoL ADDIIIOX G. Mum. I . Carr & Viscisar had riaka to the amount ot $15,000 on the property dgetroy. ed by the fire in Troy on Saturday morning last air Our two popular bank cash iers—Urns of the National, and Ttecrice of Ifnecutee—base commenced foundettons fte new direl4g-honeee. • ,mir Gro. Stars,, Esq., of Shah°. viz?, &tightwad s pig on Kandy last, only months and 15 dap old, which weighed whew drestod 228 pounds. . mir A number of musical young ladies and gentlemen have foamed the " To rsi:ids Choral Club." The association com prises the best musical talent In the plsoe. DA" The winter term of the Insti tute opens on Sunday next. The prospect for s large Increase of students has mdsmed the principals to employ scrawl new teachers. The Faculty will compare favorahly with that of any institution in the country. ter Misfortunes never. come sin gly. A few weeks since, Mrs. Fiala's, of this place, had,her house burned. The dsy tag the ere her son, a LAW! some 14 year's, NI andineka his arm, and bud weak Mrs. F. also broke her arm in a fall. gar " It never rains but it pours." A year or two since, Mr. M'Dmrlsr, of Athena township. died leaving a large estate to his nephews, Maxus. and RUM Dzatia. atm! Haut lisamcs. Potently coal his been discovered on the estate, and it is believed lumina quan- Oita. We congratulate the fortunate heirs, and hope their most sanguine expectations in regard to the amount of coal may be realised. a The attempt to procure an other steamer forpe use of Franklin -Fire Co„ is, proving very successfuL About two thou- Sind dollars have been pledged, and the &sire man of the subscriptimi committee, Ina B. Hum- PHEZT, Esq., II quite sanguine that the requi site amount ein be raised. Every one adMits the necessity for another steamer, and it speaks well for the liberality of our people that they are so willing to hunish the means. ifir The morning train betaiam ibis place and Waverly went through to Elmira on Saturday morning last, and hereafter all passenger trains of the Pa. & N.Y. &R.' Trill make that city a stopping point. Trains Will arrive at and leave Elmira u follows : Arrive -625 p.m., 2:00 p.m., SIM a m. ; Leave-5:40, a. m., 2:00 p.m., 5:0 p.m. And Towanda as fol• lows: Arrive-1:15 a.m., 825 p.m., 7. p.m.; Leave-4:59 p.m., 12.2.5 p.m., 710 a.m. ler Two little North Rome (ELLA JOll2lBOll and MART UNE PASZ), aged about 7 years, succeeded in getting up a nice bodquilt, with the help of kind friends, Tor their minister—for Which they have the thanks of Mr. and Mrs. Bass. Blessings on the dear children and frieizds for their kind and thought ful care for the pastor and his family.' -Prof. J. G. Toarssa itil i dangerously ill of heart disease. Wzamitz. as.. Everybody in Towanda will be pleaked is learn that the!! Choral Club" will giro a concert in this place some tilne next month. Frem the well-known musical ability of the members of the club, it is unnecesary for us to say that the entertainment will be a grand affair. The Cantata of Esther will be performed on the occasion, and the proceeds are to be given to the Fire Company towards purchasing the sew steelier. The exact date of the concert will be announces in due time, and when it takes place we bare no doubt Mtn- CCOI Hall will be crowded. Stir At o meeting of Northe Lodget, No. 223, LO. of G.T., hold on Monday evening at Temperance Hall, the following offi cers were installed for the current term : W.C.T.—John F. Sanderson . ; W.VT.—Miss Addis Paumore ; W. 8.-0. D. Goodenough; W.A.S.—F. R. Welles ; W.F.S.--Cora Hum phrey; W.T.—Mrs. 0. A. Baldwin; W. Bishop; W.M.—Hamilton Howes; W.D.M. —Hattie Pierce ; W.l.G.—Emma Kingsley; W. 0.8:=--Edw. F. Cowles ; W.R.l3.B.—Helen Frost ; W.L.H.B.—Minnie C. Hawes. GOOD TICKPLARS. —CHAS. HIITOXIN sox, L.D.O.W.C.T. of Elevation Lodge, No. 770, 1.0.G.T., installed' the following officers for the ensuing term, on Eisturday Tight,Nov. 6, 1970 : W.C.T.—John Kellock ; W.T.T.—lsabelle Johnson ; W.11.--Jasper W.F.B.—Brad ford DlcCrae.. king ; fil.T.—John IL Davis ; Chap. --CreorfreErnory ; W.M.—Sutherland Munro; W.LO. —Jas. Wheatley; W.o.o.—David Wil lisms; W.A.8.--Jennie Taylor; B. Cameron ; W.R.S.—Margaret Cameron ; W. L.S.—Jas. Johnson ; P.W.C.T.—Wm. Johnson. Rivffu, Norm.— Ms.. Eamon : Please say through your paper to the lovers of Zion, that God is greatly reviving His work on the old liorthinoreland circuit. Within the last six or seven weeks one hundred or more have bowed at the altar if prayer—/ought and found pardon of their stria. The blood of ma cleanseth sin. The work still goes on. Meetings arc held Puck evening. and occasionally in the after noon. New ones are coming every meeting." sone sixty have given in their names to the M.F. Church. To God Isti all the glory ! torers .of Zion. pray for us! A.. 1. ARNOLD. "Itt-rcity. or ReLorr,—thiitor.r., the artist,' says the Binghamton Republion, has recently succeeded in producing a very Life-like picture of ittlorr from the nega tives taken In jail a short time ago. It will be remembered that the negatives were taken when Brion" was tinder the influence of chlo roform and the influence of officers, and none of them gave a correct expression to his fea tures. - A painting was made from the photo graphs, and such changes as were necessary to produce a correct expression of his cottoteiasnce were skillfully made; and photographs taken from the painting are almost perfect likenesses of the notorious prisoner. It could not be im proved if Ihnore sl e ilruldbehave himself like. a man and sit for a picture, Bramo or Wrsrnaoog's About throe o'clock yesterday afternoon, says the Athena Gleaner of the 3d instant, a fire broke out in the planing mill of General ABRA HAM Wm -moot, on the west side of the Team bridge, about three miles above Athens bor ough. The planing mill and saw mill, on one side of the race, and the newly repaired grist mill on the other aide, with a barn, three small dwellings and considerable lumber uwvd and in loge, were quieWommim . ed, with about six hundred bushels aluckshast. Wine of the furniture in the inhabited dwelling, wee saved. The loss is great—at least $15,00 0, of which from 19,000 to 112,000 will be covered by Man ranee. do fire had been used •In the planing mill, and it is thought the fire may have been communicated by children with matches: The property was very valuable. BMDFORD COUNTY HISTORICAL Sa t:lEl7.—nm, next muting is appointed at Wya lasing, at 1 p.m. of Monday, 1 ov..l4—Messrs Liao and Hung to read suitable papers. As W.valusing was earliest settled and has the oldest hoist , in the county, it will, if pleasant, be an interesting day and place for a visit, and our Wyalruting friends desire a general attend ance. To chow that work is laid out for tie More,- we ,notiee that Messrs. E. P. &I'm; E. llzz!..g -rum, Jo., and 0. N. Wosnrx hare been depot led to prepare a report of the early history of Aaeos, to to the,tdociety at the Decem her meeting—E. H. Mason, WE. PATIOS and H. L. &or: to prepare the same as to lbw/sink, fur the January meeting--and 0. 11. P. Hush, (taunts (lone, 0. W. 'Ennurr and FIUIIiLLI Ittacanas the - same as to Slushequis, for the February meeting. These comtnitteo4ned, we presume, will be g/44 to rewire any docupsent, or fie t t, from any source, to assist them in their mourns. Our perishing Uttery eauttot be gathered too 119011. . . Ste FrirktiortotilataiiiiißLoca 11:4=1)—tais etuar i tuk,ifteglistri the building known*" Day t tamflibksek, and • • a 100414 0. P. iiig+AlD (the owner) In am dueling the bardwarebodtalLtiiiii* ruggist ;(3. FArtsz.s. liquor merchant; fosts Mawr, jeweler; and Yeeiriniiier & War. arch, leather and rodeos &elem. Mawr 411&• oxen& Wenn was raging in the northwest callfr WU. boisnir, ai the tholte o ltds l .,*, borhoodoc _ aometworinCeallde& WS. 'Sidi.. mit and family al a dwelling-Noe. The ultureivbas APPei&4 l . l filgideMit Oar eitigne were promptly on the . :lpot, •env sm. sures taken tnremove goods in danger. put lbw goods were removed from the weeteripart of the building, as the rapid progress of the damespmented. • Kr. O.F. liatAduniost neat ly ad of an estenstre stook of tut:twain. *Xi. Vats sired a Tay email amount bl woods L. Baum, Me or nothing; Meer& - Dawn & Wm= *et . 11 e 4 0F. A i'v' 1 0 ) 1&41r 0 other goods general hundred Amos of eggs, which they were about sisipping. Mr. (Warr was so tinitmate as to vane all of his pods. For some time Xesers.ltztoinnur, liszsmar. prufainlt pelathd shnw„ !United inunediale, ly west of the baaing - Aninifia, wit In (crest danger; but Melanins of the walls pleeedthims The TNT Pm* (which wmo burned about 'bro. Mgt slite4. l, l l l& serf IiMi42I,IPIT'BI/4 the timely arrival of Staiter No. 4 l,lrmii ElleV 11, with hose mittsgen. togeibeewith )the ef- Anti of aameiees active eithilnioried teL The dye ragediatil abouVisit a.m.; when the haling of time:set wall brought it to a hap py termination. 'The origin 'of - the dames we ars %table to state. We comet, emit too,higgy of .tim efikeieut and prompt aid zsiabored by tisaliramintadrili city;, also the iitieast,tibjdayed by Ir. tb• unn Farr,,ei. the N,Q.1t1P..0 . We lender them our elnoiro''siiii littia#l4,94ll.llAfor their kind madame. • • . Mr. thsiasz loft pne thetuittgl budiels of wheat, stored in thi biltd(ng, lei tams, some severil thorumnd &abut worthitillvers. Mr. F. L. Ilszi.mut, thirteen thousand dam' worth of - dregs. Messrs. 'Hewer is Wortorotiy about nine thousand dollars.." The upper:stories of the buiblineirems own- Pied by the Abrams Fret Goias' a 24 OW a umber of braille& TM latterlisit everything. The Gads 100 is Imo Toms, (in the neighborhood of mintsaiciiitui the ilre was Mit discovered) was compelled to leap from the second story in order to save tier life. She was 'promptly cited for, Mid, we lele informed, sustained no serious injuries. The Troy Rouse furniture was all removed and rxmaiderably damaged 1:1 , the rain which reitipsiteidentiftilfy. ' A biro iterates ofdirie ' carpets, used in protecting the windows neat to thedaMes t :Were nurrad.: , The walls of the eastern Part of the building fell so unexpectedly that the firemen were com pelled to beat a precipitate retreitieto.thewie7 dove of the Troy House, and but narroWl,y taped with their lives. !The losses by this great are will' reach 37 0 9. 000: The amount of Maumee is not yet ascer tained. • . • We need a'steamer here and now T trust we will soon have one.—" 8.," in ille.Ehnire Ads': TEACUENS ' INSTITUT& AT LERATIL O vuzz.—Mr. Editor : Your last paper contained an article hem "Q ix ma Commis," in reply to our strictures on " Teachers' Institutes and the way they were managed," in your issue of Oct. 19. On first taking upitie Paper and casting oar eyes over the article to quorakin (la iniires• non an adjective, Mr. "Q”biere nerlalmest ready to " skedaddle" to see - the aria) of "ad- jectives" (?) and the imgwozda in italics. Vis ions of bombshells, peki;ids and sky.reckets were floating through our mind. "Sorely thought wo; "it is a gone cue with us this time." But when we came to look 'Milo closer and began to spell out some of the big wore* we took courage and -our tearful ibrebodhigs left us. We found that Mr. "Q in the Chip noy Corner" only wanted "a little more light' Well, Mr. Editor, with your permission, we propose in pant to'gratify him—not that we pro. pose to parse the ward "situated" in the sen tence before referred to, but we 'maintain that it is not an adjective and cannot be 'parsed as one, torture and murder "Uncle Eng- lish" as Warw. adjective describes or definer tbanoon.kr which it belongs. One English grammar we have seen gives thii rule; " Eiery word that will maketensewith the word thing after it, is an adjective.': , , New; bearing this deflnitiOn of an adjective hi mind, let nstsee hair it 'till .apply j 4: Ithcjieu tence, "Towaridaja Wasted onthethisqueban na." This sentence, tiPeerar, by the way, and the one about the ". whereof owner" of the mountain castle, bee been the round 'of all tie " Teachers' Institutea" this fall. Now let us see how the definition et adjective will apply : Suppose a stranger, passing ttiniigli Bradford county, comes near Towanda. He comes scream our Mend, ldr. "Q," sitting in the " chimney corner," musing on the vanities of human life. Of him the stranger inquires—. " What kind or sort of • place is Towanda?" Our Mend looks up, with all the grasity knee, nable, and replies, " Towanda ii a situated place." " Well," inquires the stranger farther, "who lives in that castle up yonder on the hill, and what kind of a man is her "Q hi. the Corner " replies again, " Re is a whereof man ; he is the whereof owner of that castle:" 'Note, Mr. Editor, how much knowledge would the supposed stranger obtain of Towanda, or of the owner of that mansion on the bill? • J* wane. at all, and he would not be uncharitahlei if he concluded that "Q in the Corner" was out of his sober senses. To talk of ." situated Towanda" and a " whereof man," or a " whereof owner," may be to Mr. "Q," and some - others, good sense, good grammar. but to rte it is all 11.0-841. We make no great pretensions to , a kt!fnr . ledge of grammer ourselves; but ire, do claim to know the difference between an adJectife and ty passive verb; they ire as distinct and separate, one from another as light is from darkness. Strange that thiy ahonid over confounded. Our friend, "Q in the Cotter," is to be emu !Aoudad for one thing, and that is, ho glories in the thought that he lives in a "land of liberty." Yes, friend "Q," a man may put on his • seven leagued boots, chase all the shadows kw flit acrosshis path,, swallow at a gulp all !halvah and foolish notions of the' day, believe all the "thousand and ono" dogmas that may be propotinded to him / by those who Wish, to . get up something out opt ie common course of things, to make pooplirgape and stare. at their far-fetched knowledge ; for them there is noth ing in the coe..stitvition that wo know of against it. But or, for one, beg to be -excused from such a wild goose chase: "!'rove all . things, and holdisit that which is good," is the best advice we gall can follow. Bat, Mr. Editor, we' have pursued this thing far enough. The game is too small for a long and weary chase; be sides, it is not worth the ponder it would Ulm to kill it. u "Qiu the Corner," and others, wish to spend their time and pay put their money Tor such instruction as was obtained at Leßays. vire, let them do it. But let them keep their hands off' from the people's money for any such a purpose. We ate not alone in our, opinion-on this actldnet. Warren Centre, Nov. 1,1870. Fromm. - Bar R. Dimon': It seeins.a little singultir that "Hans Von tipeilman,", the live humorist of the rialepenclettl Republican, should tread the soil of Yankee Bradford cracking his jokes on whom be till, and not receive even a passing notice. Let's see : He says " Tam o'. Mantes is dead, and takes the iespensibhity to write his obituary. Ike" believe ii? Not a bit of it; neither does the , Bepubliant. The • tenth hi, iii imagine, he la 'privately fallowing the advice of a brother by lacking the shades of " Dull Joshua's" council of scribblers. Slow- i ly he wended his 'ray to the stitgereoarli*here.• in he seated hinalf,,and passively left Suave. banns county. Joshua" soon took a seat beside him. Thus these brothenqassect to other spheres to take up new forms aid am.. tine their labor of love in • creatirig • healthy action of the nem-brain movement ilMaunu. WON at large. "Tam oShanter,", a Dull: Joshua," " l'arom," "Nip," "Embryo," and "tr C," are now in a chrysalis state, but• how long they are to continue is clink:nit Wier. "Hans Von Spellman' has crawled over the line to And a place to. hang hinusee He mide his way to a animation of school-mama _ant settled'down in one corner of the loyal,' until it was announced that mend many tongues was to inform the - schoolmarms how to say . things. Re ecarldiot Ohara fliii,although the !lay pretloul ha bolo! with pent tremors a speaker who utetlyillpfiscred pktfbna before the ichookneams, rod palled forth s rum. ' • • to to as idly pOillistc4AD weeldig.in the l aiialsaof ea tkdober ran. With teem hi nay eyes, I willne , b bed. bl r. 11,. Be said, "cc -by% iker -• Obi `each stood nay to ether.. mon, bat. teat trick. ling down hie cheideaMied him to lift his mat. *eve awag--mumtvaeritlyhe Mad to make e report; so he returned to the rocks nritntannens ntortlth4( 44 rnfillegdals • win the Weg - Kepir • . ~1 1/ 447-"__Pefic:t ". 03414" istereeting ftint," of Warren, torts nobli quarto. Long may they remain co their heights of perpetual Mitaftwitieve kollaisibefilailLiii Jet eadikatt. ler bright intelligenci 63 the nether parts of earth I The fountains of and ftrwellhave Moll up, or else -the wran et- th e windlass have become maraud, or ratios drama Camay by thepaiters phial ea geitehistation cf.9wllatt fn Ts or an Wt , 149 0 1,. ( It PIP4'. Nat where ilms-witherbig suisiwitibmathaPse.„ I idel on aoommt of its nearness. An. old or rint‘t7 wagon MOAß and ntoans 'at a plata late Waste wrecithi*ii Oak so; 'the nature of the eksepakejaftjespossibla lobs otherwise. Shall we say that nature has made :some men or mums to ride in the slow stage. , coach, rocking, tatting and journeying through ,the imakiftd evorthestanitorithealedignant mord at vehicles of more rePiftspeed? Look *Ma, z!°4 l3 o lo 'POllf (c ClA A ff .. vaimensent, such geoid fogy teaches sad school directors, or at the -atarrowlees, nimpf-r.43-1 in politics, who is into to tumble big convertainto I tan, &POW nr, FnunnViqn_ where fhe Wks' end bats of creation are the dignitaries of most renown, and then say if you can, there is no negative element Amiss to destroy the very vitals citiinbeitefiiitest. 'Et* neutral is a deceitful balance undervaluing the aphit of iza perrement.• nYe carnet serve God and mam mon.' 01/48 the find epistle, of Tears in 'Climbing, I=s Mu.. IBM r Virteme to the tree temperance meeting to be held on Sunday afternoon, Nov: 13, at 5 o'clock, in Temperance 11111,.orir /Sow. intact: Intim 'perillleo vitiates humps Moulqmakes worthless citizens, 'diminishes productive industry, in =taco taxes and lumens taxispers„ enslaves labor; endangeri public prow, riphokis gait bung house*, brOhuls, Via tow dens of all kindir, and mikes thegreites proportion of all cear paupers and criminals. •Citiossis and christiane 1 are you doing your duty by prayer, or speech, or money, or exam. plc, to dig the ;onwird match' of this int. othriblatwlil 7 LAnsier to younisg-to Clod, end to mac. Cox 4.16. We have .received .trom. the author, Capt. Warn, of Pittston, a copy of "O'er the Atliintic„P being a aeries of deacrip• tire letters 'written by Capt. W. during a fair in Europe in the year 1961. The letter% were originally published in the Lucerne, Union, and attracted somiseb atteffton AO the Captain was induced to, publish them in book form. Mossy ipttirestlf.g place" are described and inci dentii related, Which give the work more than a local interest. . TheMembere'of tints Hose bo.; will rettift ber Mi. Warn, for the etteution slur= them drirteithete ;Milt : to Pittston. • Gis.—The Gas . Company turned on the gas on Saturday evening. Main street, the Court House, the Baptist church and sev eral pritite residences "we lighteit. The Com pany are busily engaged putting in meters, and in the mune of • few days the principal busi ness placei arid Swelling-houses will be lighted. 86r .The 'Abeam_ of Troy held e mceeing on Saturday last and' tweed rewire.: Stem of thinks to; the firemen of Elmira, the llorthiliv Celina Railway Company, and to F. E., Errol, train despatcher at Elmira. Mr. F. was also presented with a 'sat of silver as an evideice of the high esteem In which his ser vices on the occasion of the Are are held by the people°, _Troy. , If, it At: few more 8 board en can be accommodated with board aid rooms;'ipplftgat No . 3106601Mrtset• Xi` kmoag all the busy places m town ! none .are- store crowded from morning war sight 04,1 E stin's.'Esvesty store on Bridge Street.' He Us only been established s t Itmr,ii•isols, apart his einnpari favorably with any estaldidiment in.town. If yontatan t 'anything in the fernitheirline, Jost call it:Panixtre:"He metier it bit eh* Id keiti his itgirel forniilied - OM everything in his line, and is seUtog goods Very cheap. tar CAlXlri, of P.O. Book Store and Hems ! lloom, has Just returned from the city, and is now opening a large and eh} sgantrassortment of goods. His stock of wall paper Is coMplite, and he trims it for bis 'cus 7 tomes without extra. expense. INS. Ladies, before you buy your Millinery go to 11. A. Perris k Co., it the sign of the " lIIg Bonnet," opposite the Court /louse, *hi Street, Towanda, and see their splendid . Idylls of bats and bonnets wideb they' are sell ing at greatly reduced prices. They. have the largest stock of that kind of goods in Towanda . consequently you cannot hit to be suited both for style and price. • -Imp:Parties who -wiall!to engage heir Thanksgiving turkey. should leave or ders at Xmas)* a Nots.ociiia 'Theists° keep the guest cuts of beef and the hest °lnters to be found in town. • I The Elwell Howe bank was livered intinenkklnsorsn . ea Company, of ford. The loss on it has leen .441asted and pwoiu 117 paid by J'Ao.'W. sgents4rTe!ina4. A BLIND FAIIILL—Three. old , pe4s.- . fathor, - eon anoldanghleri - agedmpottiTh . t2.en'd 6S yeapi,,,otri&AB44 cataract, wore•operated-topoti and Teodoro& tp rtaionk, by, Pr. T. S. Up DtQaur, at B :Tamai ) on Thnriodaylast.—E7miro itotvorio.o.er. =mu• =AL. gir — C. F. 6noss has j4at, .1110eired the largest assortment, of Diaries ever ersvnad in this market, and Is' selling them very heap. In,fact, Ca►m.sr sells books and stalionery, blank hooka and wallpaper at figures which re :quire an inimUnsi,*le..tql,allow him profits' enough to lire. Stir PArrtltsoN it - KINNEY htive a fine stock of Family Groceries, and pay espe cial attention to the demands of ibis Market. Ve are pleased to know that they bare built up a large trade. . ' • ler If you wank, liTafrani, Fore skirt-supporting Corsets, rill at Dirs:..l. 7. Zugs, Bridgeitreot., • • /- Qewinery ilisoasreceh;ed at dire. S. D. HILL'S this week. First door east of nett, White AO, Eno Store, Bridge . Street.' air Mrs. J. D. •Riu is selling everything in the way of Millinery below any other dealer. That asoe east of BaAYetAit Zr REDGEWATIN Bridge Street ' -107 A new one-horse covered Car -flag% itibbeitop, for ale 'very cheap for -cid; or will excluinge for country produce, by 111.1toso .Blaakets at .Evara Ottantiries.:l-: 16:Dblitral Serges at EvAss dt 11IISTeres. Mumma, sole vents fat "The Queen's Own' /kik Lustre IllsekAlps; as: The best in Narket. - EVANS & alti;ELIll. • en. Yon can find the ' cheapest Viable LinensiNapkibio; Tpmets, he, st tvx...41 kftsuilurka. se.; Mier Italian instrkl—somez- thing new sal desirable fir Drell Opt* ft Eros 8a outu s. sr lcussiittlies van re named been • Telt rid& w • sew Assortnient Will> \ et, TIPS . _lialb e lea t ee" l ll Mitilild. t . mum the gest Few . and scalding me STlerhbigbille‘ . rallionlithinieWlA Bierniiii .. fothirkradePta to MI .I restborLThi apps = lite craven them, and WI wanly sow t i7stem With wairatiOir nimble li UlniaisV*a keg time the brain of hunger. But they par be made just right, and Imre I.ti Aims reeir 1 4 take a th in toittieider it 4Wartitil flour, hag a cup of yeast, warm water and, a little salt: Let itsiae orm Wed-- Bake 0 , 02 4 4144 0 ' I a pidllX A Bali rtl the batten let in'tit - e ib ing dish will serre for yeast for therxt batch. It is better to add a teasronfid of ialsiihnibi tore baking in the morning, and it is very es sential that this hgood and strictlypure "t and I. bernitivelifirf , *b thek4tus ii r Pura. raid the Am en right, always goto /Max a Mrs to make your purchases, and while there WI MOO to iint.iblie ot theli'whith iron* 00111 syrirp, as without it the Cakes, no latter Low nicely made, will not be worth eating. Corm aim Coi.e&—DtOpg the _• wet, changeable mamma of fail' and Motet, 'milieu throat and bag &seems are so frequent, PIirMAL, . 0 00 0 / Ott, AVOW* 1111 114"cer-X pommy irreitliqg their progress by using the !proper remedies. The thousands who die an- Moally of consumptkm ,are that attacked with what they thought to be only a alight cough or 'cold on the lomat, and erroneously. leering it .would waarltbltoff,begleeted the primer edies until their disease terminated in constimp• Lion and death. Hasson's Compound Syrup of Tar never fails in curing the worst eases of coughs, colds, hoarsencia; catairt and asthma. It is an Ardalliblo remedy for whooping cough. • It is no private quaelt,o9- 4W/a l4. beinfi "Igea . *OW the . 4*.dist• supervision of a graduate of the Penuytradds X4cl l (30 P4PN wad*"'dila by iPefill of lbe btailiog.phptoteos-IniLe it strictly a tdentian,preparatton, contairdag all the medical virtues tit the - Pla il Tree Tar in a concentrahol. _form" . r comMnO • -with ths , heat demulcents and' expeigarsuitt 'lsin-to the grO. retsina. Price 50 cents per bottle. Soh t at P. Bzoves Drag Stoit;Towinat, and Mum I Taunt* Aed6 Elturi• Wiabsting. & Prolwriukas! atdriPbto , , Oct 6:70.4tis . ' • MARRIO-D.; . LOOMIS—CALICII4B.—tor. B,ll37o,bythilllor. B. P. Oates, Mr. M. O. Loomis to Mbar 8. B. Calkins, bothetErat Troy, Pa. BICKLER—ALLEN..At sbe 1111. -- Parsonage, in Centreraorda. 9,1870 , by Bev. A. .1; Arnold, Charlet' Molder, of Exeter, Wyorn. ion Co., Pa., and Ulu Nappy J. Allan. of Or. aline, imam Co., Pa.' TRACY—MCL—At the Christian• Church, thnitlifieM Centre, Now. 2,1870 s by B. B. Dean, • Mr. 7. M. Tracy and Miss Basle Tracy, all of Smithfield, Pa. , MELY/ILE---BHOWN,At the residence of the Midi?. father, M GreenwoO,Nov, 3, 70, by liev.MallochArnstrong, fdr.SuMme W. Mehille, of Hurlingkm,, to Miss Louise C. Brown, &Greenmail ' • GARHY—LBWI.B.-4t the Parsonage, Monroe ton, Nov. 3, 1870, 13711er. Hellock Armstrong, Mr. William C. Oarey, of Dusbore, Sullivan county, to Miss Mary M. Lewis, only laugh . tut, of .lie whil et Albany. - f BRINK—PEASE.—In Banns, N.Y., Nov. 3, 1870, by Nev. N. A. De Parr John J. Brink, of Wellsville, N.Y.,_ _and MisePannise L. Pease, of Windham, BradibnY county, Pa:. . SCHOONOVER—BEHOEITHESSER.—In Some, at Tayliseit flotefl,Cet 17,1870. , 1 1T Rev- Wm. Bhelp, Mr. °soar Schoonover to Miss Corne lis Bergstrasser, all of Standing Stone. DIMON—WATTI2.B.-;At the bride's father's, in Rome, Nov. 8,187 Q, by the same, Mr. Han ford Dimon to Mimi A ddl e, eldest danghtsw of H i C. Wattles, all of Boosn.. • DIED. ALLltl2.—ln Wyaoi,'the sth hut., Mazy D., daughter of Edwa rd Allen, aged 1 yr., 2 mos. SPECIAL NOTICES. 111} Highest price - paid 'far all kinds of Farmer's Produce. at the Red White 'k 131*vb. ) or Good Molasses at 44 cents per, galon; at est Blia, *lab.' arid Bide Store, B:idge Street. Nov. 10, 1870. . • RE6 coal req uires less diaft than the hardest white ash coals, and bums freely and all 'up elese:—leavineheaey, red ashes, of bun bulk than those of any other cea).„ 4.wi1l particularly: please. those house; kers-wholave been cubic" soft or Barclay coal, as it gives a steadier,' more durable and cheaper tlre, and much leas objectionable on account cif Sling ashes. I Would be pleased to have the citizens of To wanda, and vicinity give this coal a fair trial ; and am cool:Went it will give good satisfaction. I have all sizes and at same prices as other coal. _ltes..Ordera las at Mj 011itoktio. 8 Mercurs 'Bloch On Park *reek or at F. X. Calkins' Book Store (rost-oftice ) will receive prompt atten. Lion . . B. M. Wzrzaa.. Towands, Nov. 9, 1870. • sw- Mies . jaerrmeas has recently se cured the services of a first clam Cutter and Fitter, direct from New York. The patronage of all desiring anything in the dreg and cloak making line satiated. All the latest patterns ea land. Booms over Rockwell's storm 3d floor. Nov. 10,1870. • SILVER Toms FOR PAPER DOLLARS. —One dozen reasons for buying the celebrated " Sax= Tosorm" Organ : 1. It is to by the finest workmen in the world i -as smooth, sweet ) silver voice will testily;r 2: It is acknowledged by the leading artiste: to be tut surf of the • 3. It will last a 1' e. 4. And grow better and - better enertyeir, &Thai are the only istsjrnmeats having "Qnsubratitet Swzii,"alfhich can be .merated while' both feet are upon the blow pedals, and which is, therefore, the only perfect swell ever •invented, and pietas the instnuneat eompldeld uuder. oxintrol alba operator. • • •••• 6. They are the only instrnmanta 'that have Abe ”Osmai OtiOAS Booz4ittor." • • • - • 7. They are the only instruments :that have the ."Primnewric Stop" and the net-" S Emma and, therefore, the only -ones that can prove the possession of a perfect, durable "glop" ' - ' li.' The instruments have invariably taken the Ann premiums wherever exhibited. 9. The " Sn.vra Tostovs* are 'the mussv instruments node. ' ' • 10. Comma the "Six*" %%mane inittria 'Menti of Keitsts. E. P. Nitwit= &Son Mb by ' side. with others; compare them thoroughly andariticallyitone by tone, amisoacannot tad to see their superiority. M.. Inferior instrutnents, by their hi:perfect quality of tone, have safhilurietta ' egoa *pit both voice apd ear. The. sweet notes of'the .• Scuts TON C' will improve both. r hewer? Da weivevitedthy tie makers, Messrs.. E.. P. Nrginists & whose guarantee is'above question- • , COLE, FASSAOE it CO.. Sole Wholesale Agents too, Bradford, Tioga and Sullivan Co's., Pa., and Tinge County; N. Y., Also, Dealers in 'First Pianos, No. 8 Parroe's Block, Towanda ,Ps. -Ow fo'r Sale by D. P. tact:man; Troy; Pe. Nor. 10,70. = OW The Winter Terutpf Beminszy; a Wdlcarniiihrt, Pa. a school for both sexes, will begin January 5; 1871, with buildings thoroughly improved, new Philosophize' Apparatus, now pianos, , a full wipe of efficient teachers. The school Is wor thy of public • patronage. Buildings commo diona=ittuttinn delightful. - Total charges por year (English branches), 'snap. For further information address the Presi dent, Or Wad Mir s'ettalegue. IP • j ' __P3 W. LEE firm-norm% D.D. Nov. 10, 1870-2 m. . PresitlenL ~ i.. - Miss Swim's, Abs most 111 Bi l Millinery' and Dieesnsakbsg'lldabliik went in Towanda, one door out of M.IL-Mer eur's Bank. , , Nor. 3, 18704' WANT... zI 4 00,0001. Beech, Bin* sod 7dsplo u , for - Stich the - highest pries lwabe paid. Pilso, , tshlgoe4 Cabinet fishers.. • i T. L tcm; • Wyalasing, Nov. 7; 1890-41.- appOinted limit for the BurdattOrgantaltrad ford equity, Pa,, we would mcm pu i x t e Fibily request any pulses disizonsof those Instruments to give him a call, u ey dad it more advantageous titan ma'am at our Ware-rooms la New York. • " C. lit..Tamatmg & Bum, liov. 10, 1870-21. 435 Broome Poor. 'air ika C. :Porter,' :Sot teeep Tazlor's celebrated Electric Oil for side. ".17011, REST VS& 1 -. '.../871. Ono Of the fineat awl tied kocatriilltorealti To; wandu lllintalre of GrifilthiC& Pattowbi , Iforrig, Merchant Tailor, Bridge arca... tier. 3, WO-4w. . . 861- L. L. MOoDY hiltrisg• Store, gives notice to all indebted-that be will remain it *woo for -way 'tort Sine only. 011 mitten Sao lutist,* paid tif ,ttrt Met oCgat • Bowe, Noe. 1, 1870. sir I. P. Keeaoilutpoptdar and lubionags Boot aorrilbas Maw ,ital. UM" I M n e n s o ln t m o v a "allo kli..s_4sillmiiiM A i k w itair :biastittllliekrlaictnda4r. gar " mob lii al:tiMy4 . 11411122:1*. _ A o r 1141:18 .4 rppl=_: Talitbakkelns&=. l 4lllll/01 1 13tos, MUllnery, - Dress andFornbh fila Beldientan's Jiew -Welk Bt., Towanda, Pm- ; An& tle dranntai l = announce to the ladies of Towanda = m viirt ~ t hat slo has leowecine of the commodious stnewooms halleldleman's Block, Mdat a irt, and has opened a drat elan .and Skinz-41111M0 u l l i Nhittogs Goods, msdeoina Yetei,, NSW' s every month, sli therllattiluiPre to r allosigro* eta to phaseout pa t s , we on to. leene"a share of the public putronage. Main tall and szandne our goods C: and mfeet., KIM Z. MIKE3III4OI:' Iet;.IA7P!C Sat _=at ;The" Winter Tenn of Bourn Aeademy.loll.,! 11;1 1 170itaiel ooenr.ri • log to enter the melkool And it to theke tentage to c. _ • anisrm.L. NUS AII f LIDA (warns*, .1 Noe. 11,41370-4 w. ; • • sir The , Brodford Association"hold ita next mecthighi Nome boronish;Nov. llth and 12th. - GM l 7llaste= i ta alle glit Lillie y.i aimen, Isaiah McPhee 'Fon and Frs Irought. The Ass ociation, to commence Friday, Nov. 11, at 10} o 'clock, G. H. amas, Seeypro H. AINSTSONG, Peel& Choke MaClc ere!,'.only one shilling per pound, at I,l4:tces. lane 18. 1870. stir 'tiies Una" Farina " ler Pia dings MACastiorda, far sale bit - I June - 16, 1870. M. J. Lase. ft.. Your choice of`the ' very best Tess, for 1,85 per lb. at the Bed White 4; Blue Stare. 18. Goods delivered to all 'parts of the village free of charge. Bed White k Blue Store. LADIES or TOWANDA, TAKE NOTICE! —That a young gent of twenty-one, who has recently visited your beautiful borough, and Much admiring the young ladie4 of said place, desires to tiorrespend7mith a *nit ea number. Object—fan, mutual insprovembut, and pertaAps matrimony. tidies, do not fail to address W. RICHNOXD, P.O. Box 131, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Nov. 8,1870-2 w. war Second-hand Sewing Machines for aale at a bargain by Wickham & Black. Also, Machin Needles, Oil, Thread, Silks, do, &e. April 28, 1870—tf. tor We guarantee satisfaction in all the work wo do. Ste cut, make, and trim clothing for men and bay' wear. e - H. Maxie & Co; I • Brhike Street. Towanda, Pa. CAunos.--411 persons are hereby cautioned againut purchasing a Note given by the undersigned to Wm. Arnold, or order, for f 124, dated Oct. 8,1870, as said-note was pro cured by misrepresentation and band and will not be paid. .. • Varrarmr. -Nov. pa id. . - • - stir Go to the Bakery, door north of Ward•Honse, for fresh Crackers. Oct. 77,1870. D. W. Soon Cc i. MEL. Great reduction in Teas at the Red White & Blue Store, Bridge Rt. Biurram.r.&. RmowAr. ler }EMMY Hems, Merchant Tai tor, Bridge street. _ iiirTobaceo and Cigars in grey variety, wholesale and retail, cheap for cash, a Red, White and Blue Store. Oct. 13,70. BILUDIALL & RIDONWAY. sal% Bnrnett's celebrated flavoring extracts, for sale by M. J. Loio. June 16, 1870. • Foa kia.a.—One span 'of Matched Bay'llorses, 5 yews iild,lgood team or-iced horses, weight 1000 pounds. Some, Sept. 2004 L. L. MOODY. 1826. MONTANIES 1870. . Have just opened a largo anditarefully select ed stock of woods for the fall trade. Dress Goods, Sheeting., Flannels, Prints, &c. Test, Sugars, Syrups, and Groceries of all' kinds at New York prieti. Crockery and ' Ohtsetrate our own importation, in fact too extensive a stock to itemise, bought exclusively for cash,' and guaranteed to be weld at lower prices than ever offered in this market. W• 6116: The , eettise matted by the Cascade Mills, of selling good flour at te eat possible prices, is productive of numerous advantages, It makes a ready market for the iniperior *belt of our vicinity ; con, sinners with a cheap and wholesome article of fresh ground flour, and as a natural result makes - active business for the Mills. War in Europe, drouth, and short crops, are having the Meet, to raise prices; but this fall at all .times sell. 4t mipimpmy , • as.. Sell youi Bitter, Eggs etc., at the Rea Whits an 4 Ith4e Store. SS. Cash ppaid for Grain at the Rea White arta fLm Siorellirfake at. I amia'. Baas:Emu. dc RLEOWAL Candies of all kinds War ranted the best, at wholesale and retait cheap er than the cheapest, at the lied, White -and Blue Storm; • • act. 13,70. a. w. Ditnucs's Music Store, emit nflderenes Bank. Brit door. when) . - You will find Pianos, Melodeons, Organsi,Niohns, Guitar., Banjos, SUlix ispi A keet M ordeons, 'Clarion eta, Flutes, Instruction S Books for all kultrin,lungui,Mtitid 'find 'all , kinds of Musical Merchandise. April 1 I. '7O. li,. ToLou kffour.,NerOtant Tai 'tore:' New Advertisement®. LIST OF JURORS DRAWN FOP, December term of Cote. cl:TuilleDcipg 70 1,43 7, peoetabeeB; . • • . cututtiji** . Athelielem.: Juan WriM; U. 'mttelleu;;l.. Julies Mat& ;%IYlo Dowell; Dortila top.. Johni Lane; Leßoy, Alpha -Mono, d W. lioet • Litchfield. Moses Dark. et , f Teed, A J Laytod t • fabonille. Daniel 0 Bailey ; Monroe twp., Daniel Sullivan, Judson Blackman g Pike. iodine Wllliaais; „Bosse ivy.. Do*. Moody ; 810411 4114, 0 00 B Hobbard ; South Creek. Ashes Awe; Term Bantle' Fri:44B7j _Troy bwe' U A Odom; Towanda boro% Neils ft:typal:liter a, xorth. Jen .14Tibo,; Viedblll4 Stephen Wick. 'lo.l[ l l WYser.ZElSW4loll4,l634lloealdalrff• TBA• 78,11 SIIIIORE..nume wzic. ' • Athens itovo.': 4 08 A Orbitals Me.tinsitit ; Athena top.. Ell Murray. SanntelOvenaldre, George o Page; Albany, las IL- Wil=.l , Arnatinis, All,s 'Burnham Burlington west, Eater/ Godard: Canton top., chew itithesa, John aresatOolumbil, A BAttatintOran villa. Geo AloteasOnf Herrick. John Ereine: Sold, Burgess Barnum; Monroe top.. las Blauvelt: Goren: Hoe P Bidglnol7, ; alluires:: ESouth Creek; /0 F Rildreth; Shesliequin. INfteit, Ism,/ Morton. Goo Smith ; Standing Stono, k I SteretuipSpringrodd. 'T Mania Sylvania. Win L Scout= Towanda borer. EX. Oahe. LuclenWo. Molten; Troy_tarn.'.Mantel live:Was p prW; Troy bore'. Chas V Dare; Taster. Chu Hollenbadt: War ren. HeerinliWidtakß4.-Wris_,_Howeii: W ilmot. rah Vale ntine Broirn. W - I• Gra nt Welles, lanE Hoy; Wysos. Wm H Mora, A if Hinds; W.r. dining. Truman S.Laceir Wladbsm.. Albert Hotch kiss. mimes! •iononn— , .dam mg= Asylum. Jonathan atevesui; Athens two', Galneha ling a rAsdn ••M A ; Athetuttwp.. John Murray, Jones& Leg Welt: lay. Jobn H Davis. Edward Chilson; Bar. es Alexander Ballard; Canton bora', Eam z re ton trip.. Jail A Bowers.; Colzgubla. Taytor r beawrins; intstrerte Am Andrus ; 4trus,.ld, Adelbert !limn; Leßoy Moses Walter" Led Deltmv; Monroe bean% Jas Gris wold; Orertom Mange Chase ; Orwell. A W Alger • Pike. Edward Owen; Rome top.. Aaron Drake, Wm T Md:abe. AM Wattles; Bidgberry, Geo 8 Lawrence; Smithfield, Andrew ll Campbell. Wm Waldron; Seatugnald. Mishit Landon. Daniel Tanning. James Dana: T roy barrei Billill Others Towanda boro . Oro ltYcts; Towanda north. James redeem Tuacaro. re. BenbanMadtson a Terry. 8 I Shepard : Warren, ktuntaßuinntan, Hymn. Thomas Cook. T W Wood burn ; Wilmot, D B stoma.% _Leander Gamble; WP altudno =will Hornet. . mums autioas—wanto tart;. .r/Abessa trip., Abram Westbrook; Asylmn, Edward Decker; Billitnnton twP.. Jean* Herlerainalich. (dm Burlington west, Darwin Doclnrell; Burlington txgo, GOO Heath; Duchy. Dennis O'Donovan; Can. 4003w11.1 lehalatd Saud • •Prinklba.- R Cannel. ; Granville. Wm Warren; Herrick. Win Nesbit: ;Web. field. H 8 Munn; TAW. 811 as G Halley. Chas Stens; Monroe twP.: Guy C trrtne; Pike, Geo Slocum, Jour tukuit""e7; gorge B Park ; Hi= t Owen; • Chas 9 MOW Mils ward jr., Jai 81 ;erve%"=Bl.Blenetb. Smith. F Espy . Johnsen Welke; *ninepin& C H Campball. Simon Puller. Elisha Ymng; Towanda bora'. lism'l 0 iteMis. IL LINE/, VA OrertoniTowanaintwth, John Biles; Towanda trip.. Andrew Silkier : Ulster.- Geo Dulbolowww; WyalttaVrioll; Windham 4, St BP lll2Ha t,',Hblies. C L Albert= maw ` NOTICE. -- .jo hn 4 l4 NoTIOE:-Ahn Bei siewd GCS. T. 1100. In the Courla Canna .Ras ilagard ' The ea , enladttori ted by•tt tonal* • hinds art 'from Sheriffs eide of deletamYs *masa property, MIR atenOktoial the W &dieter maid eppointnent. a the Oaklastatt.lw thebo- Jeneel‘ t! tet SATURDAY. the loth day o V ALL 1870. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at which time ear place persons Laming dame on aid money ere required treat Uti eta Or 14 debated fr om MAW on • fond.. , • N. C. ELSISIER..• ore. '7A'=l!' Auditor. !in Nl= ri" , '"Si . o4E4'4siiimiL. I ; , I.l;l:4itT - ITI . . P 94 7- 6 -7 1 *,#:.:4_ , Tit'itle....?, • ", Says reatitok ii ,iftilarge kot of o - A Efomestre W4O ,Oods lanes the • • c: T - j; rir.Ll'. DECLINE IN -PRICES; =I BEM BMA niiioir oak' the *ay bat ECM 1111, 'I; tb.i. :,I BTANDABDSHICIIIKOS at -120 : Per Yoza. ss,►vf TAlTiiyu,ml,llrairwm AT Vie. ‘ , i Also another larige lot of CAItC . O - gS! now selling at Tex Ocrre rut Lib, equal to the best manufactured =I Also,.froei the late Auction sales, the GREATEST VARIETY NEW FALL' & WINTER rataass GOODS, many of which are selling at HALT THEIB VALUE GREAT BARGAINS WHITE "AND- COLORED , _ , BLANKETS 1 A large krt'of both RSCEIVED Also a splendid stock of BM d •1 ,RIES which are being sold at, , •,.-, ''VERY sLOW—PItOES. KEYSTONE STORE. No►. 9, MO. MI f:40u01110-.3k‘ii, go; COpItINCOOMETU4# Ca; 1( . toirmaks.n. , Ask 0 6. 61116111 44, 11 -1 6 0 1 41. 11 . 10101111 lisle VlM.** Ilialit of • - ' ')IARDWARE. - GOMM CARMAGiGWOD% AGRICULTURAL Wbke lg. violets pad cimspases iumticlUed to lfik 46 i terelice" idtar haw, goods an mild at bbl. S. and Irbil* 4Willoamilisisetwayssolliithilwakors. • nails aux per sent. • month added ko acemile . demi X) 414,_ =illE Nail per keg, 54 and up 44,40 !Due, per box, 8:10 Y': ~~. .i., ~ Glass, per box, 10:12 Linseed Oil, per gallop SASH BLINDS AND DOORS, - AS 14017 gds.. FRESH CEMENT AND LIME Always 012 tia:idL • sorovEsALL lama oF I. l p4EPPl9§,rs-Pal w or n t Fi c td 5 Delimell tree on ears at low rates for cub. Pore. lined and Gem Fruit' am Qta. at $2 per dozen, $23 per gross. 2 Qts. $2 50 per dozen, $29 per gross. CIDER MILLS $25 to $45.. gl, c. 0 gu Fr •od ' 4- 3 _ . WITEZLER'S, AND BLOOD'S Lunn *ems Asp nutzszess. And tozignir tools In Good Steel Knives and Forks at One Dollar per id.) Universal Wringers, Beach Wringers, Novelty Wringers, Doty 's Wash - era, Braes Kettles, Porcelain Kettles, Jlinware, Wooden Ware,, We sell the most Pocket Ulm,. Razors. &bears, and Over plated ware because eiOulep the lamest assortment of any bare. Kerosene Oil by the barrel at 28 eta. Da is powder by the keg $3 . 50 Rifle • ---- • • • •- avatar for KlakiS HUE' sevrilid MACHINE. Not swelled, it equalled by -tar They always . MECHANIC'S TOOLS • Io peat vatiehf. Saws, - Boring Machines, • - • Homes, _ Yips, - ii Belluws, Drills, . • Chisels. We Witte the attention of Wider' to our onpector stock of DOOR LOCHS AND TRIMMINGS, well u to Oar Jewett's Pate, Faceletor.toither, reliable brands of PAINTS AND OILS. - . Wagon 'Wallin and Ihilhkee would do well to visit ea. We have Phf edelphll Hub. Jersey Spokes, line Alles, Irelloes. *Wage. he. Oak spokee, 2 in. per sot SI4N) " " 2} in. " . 3-50 It 41 2 in. " 3 00 LEATHER AND RUBBER ISEUr4NO. St: Germain Stlidemq4ainps, Church Chandelle* &Girt:tures,. Gas Pipe, Pumps, Iron SAM, _ Burdens Horse Shoes. National Horse Nails by the box, - at 22 cts. i)er pound. 'rouses fitted with Gas Pipe, Fit ting, '.Heab?ra, &c., &0., :on. short notioe. STOVFS, pox, &C., &O. 8 10 a $6 1 10 per gallon. We Lace MILL SAWS, PACKING, OILS, PLATFOBII SCALES. SHOT GII;1113.. MOT, Zito!sof all lands al.q. on bind. s i t CODDIIIKI. guise:J.a co Toissii.s. . 15. urn. I . . Niw CUMMRY, OHINAi MO 6LASS-WARE TABLE curuniy, P4TED; . W4%.Iq; ~ ,~ 2 85 HOUSE FURNISHING - GOODS MEI BINGER SZWINEr MACHINES , L 29./0 BA. Prrns & co., • / ri See est reedied airesh seek of • FALL GOODS • In their Hue, bought in New'Ydrk and Philadelphia. at prices that warrant them in saying that they will eau aa i rLI JI s: i j: i j Their spelt consists to Doceeitio and - other Dia GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ZEPHYRS, VII A A O.:l**V OD4WIRIVIISDPiI ■ thoratilibly.fttrnistred with the ViTEST ZALIIIONS AND BEsr GooDs For the Beason. tsld ladles CAPS • AND HEAD RIGS Constantly a band. Main it., oppeeite the Court Ronan 7Sept. VOR SALE.—The Mountain Lake Patin fn Burlington twp. I now offer for sale my valuable farni,located as Mountain Lake, on the Berwick turnpike, Burlington twpat a bargain. The farm contains 130 acres, 100 acres improved: about SO acres stumped and fenced. (100 acres atone wall). There are two dwelling houses. one new horse.barn, one large and one small farm bare, a good gralnery, slaughter hone and (litotes,two apple orchards, • goodly number of Peach, Par. Plum and Cherry toms, two good sprlngeof writer —oneit each house. Also a largerand commodious work and toolshop. • Adjoining the farm is that beautiful sheet of water, known as .• Mountain Lake." covering some 115 acres, nearly 60 acres of which belongs to me by =from K. Overton, E. There is also a do grove alive acres adjoining the lake. which Is well supplied with springs- of pure cold water.. The grove and lake have already become - quite noto rious ma a resort for pleasurikeeelmrs. P. 8. I will sell a iruMelent quantity of isoseemed lumber for building • house ULM feet. 1 can also furnish the shingles and lath if desired. Also, eight good cows, kegs and shell,. - • The diatom from the hrm to Towanda is finales; to Troy 9 miles; to Mater 7 mike; Montoeton miles. For l'arther particulars enquire of HARBISON DODD. Proprietor. Oct. 13.10 REGISTERS NOTlOE.—Notice is hereby given that then has been tiled and set. tied in the ales of the Register of Wills, in add for the county-of Bradford,' accounts of administration upon the following - estates. via: n °ll a mt of 8 . Petfooliifi, idea of Samuel tennin , late of South Creek. decd. Fltud acet of Hampbrey Beeksdtb and Study Gibbs, guardian of Watson E. Barnes. - Final** of A. P. Spalding. executor et Abiraut /dding, late of Leßoy, decd. acct of Isaac Strait, guardian of Elmira Sloe. gin. - - Final :wet of JAii Beardelee and (Mahal° Row: man. - adnua of James 11.1lowMan. Final sect of Geo. C. , Page, sdmr of Amos Cornstry, late of Athens twp.. decd. Partial seek of-ld E Harmer. guardian of Edwin -Pugl a Vate of Troy. account if Gee T Granger. adm'r of Robert Bldgway. late af.Wysos, deed. Partial stet of-Mary E Harmer, guardian of Sam. --rasa Purple. late Of Tree Final account of Robt Melee. adin'r of Jeremiah Rogers, late of Towanda. deed. ocelot Ebenezer Snell. err ofJobn late of Pike. deed.. ' Final acet of I H Blither, eze'r of Slepard Piece, Lqe o ! Aryam deed. ' • - Final sleet of James Vandyke, after of Andrew McQueen. late of Ulster twp., steed. Final meet of ' Mary E Harmer. guardian of H 311 ALSO—The iSioperty set ott executors or adminialeatori to widows or children of the following decedents. viz: Estate otJared • ; flown. ' ..• &mei Brown. •• Janice IL Howe. •• Daniel Waltman. " Ward: Dlodak, Spencer. Gemini O. Gore. k • - And the Sams will be presented to the Orptietei Court of Bradford empty, on THIIBSDAY.'D=Mf -112:B.a. 1870, at o'clock p.m.. for conermation and allowance. . V. B. GLADDING, Oct. 28. 1870. , Wader- ORPHAN'S COVET SALE.--BI virtue of an oriterissued out of the Orphan's Court •of Bradford'. cotety. the rindendgned Ste cuter of the estate of James R. Martin. deceased. will sell at public sale on' pretellies on SATURDAY. :NOVEMBER 91.1870, at 2 o'cirick-p-m., the follow ing described lot piece or parcel of land situate in Asylum tap.. in 'said county and bounded on the north by lands of F. R. Hemet and Hiram Decker. emit by 4andi of 111kmald and others, south by Al eranderKing and Richard E. Gilbert. west by Mad- bon beefier; eontainiag about 11. Mel on which is erected a house and shed. • ' TERMS—SSO down sa4 balince on confirmation. ' • BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE. Roy. "A, 1810. - Executor. ORPHANS' . COURT SALE.-BY virtue of an orderlssued out of the Orphans' Court of Bradfordcooltly. the undersigned guardian of Harriet L. John B.. , Fred A. and Charlei Felber, minor children-of Stephen Felton, late of Towanda bore', decer sed. will sell at public isle 4 the Court House in Towanda boro'. on NOVEII. , BEE di 1870; all o'clock; p.m.; the following lot piece or parcel of land situated in Windham town ship: bounded on the north by lands of IL Cowles and G. W. ,Webster• ; on the east by lands of Jona. than Payne: on the ecartir by land of Austin Gleason and on the weed by the, public highway: containing about thirty scree. more or less. Terms-;-caah on cmillrmation of sale. • , EMILY B. FELTON Guardiai. Sept. 6th. -.- , N.ECITTOR'S NOTICE.- Notice is hereby given that all persona indebt ed tribe eistide r4 D. Williams, late of pa Mo yment ms to make Monodist° . tp. and all persons - claims spinal said estate must present theta duty authenticated forß. settlement. MILL, Jos. ILINGOS. Imentars. 1...z-7:34:kt. 18,1870, TN BANKRUPTCY—In the .mat -AL gir of LUMEN E. :MOLD, Betalmipe. • •To litroosi rr Mar Cosa= : The undersigned hereby give ,nottee of their sipr is Assignees of ALVIDBM E. ARNOLD orthe.township Of Dome, in the cotinig of Bradford. sad state of Pennsylvania .within said Disfttct, who has been adjudged a bank miptapcm his petition of creditors try the joistriee Cowie Of said District. Dated'Orwall, Pa., Oct. TT. italatiltL N. BRONSON. • PASIO3 J. CHUMP. asligneeS• Oct. 20,10:—Sw LiH:EraFTS la ii = m4 -4, ifirtoo of • mil of Vend. Expo.. at of the Court of Common Pleas at MulWr: and bale dt. rented and &Brand will et giggle t. 1.. .t lb* - * Canti MA* . , . TommagrharTutraa- • 1..1170. Id troZAp,m. k the foi.• 10*Witirr et plena el alanekt ft gprbm bid banadades to was . Oa - tai' Math by anew, Pm•oy andll.ltararng, Mi... .02 atliglabliendo of Limb Boddie and trilby . 1 . 1241 , 40 Dileittr. Containing lifty,ames of ..- laatmere otiose. allimprored. a frr im atnes ta d • • " framed telt*.and •e, few *Wawa" , 'Betted and taken info saectilitou M the wilt Of MN' • 1512 8: Time vallfln.Orace.•• • • * • WCMS fetiotring lok piece on alibi, . situate in Canton llaro'. bounded on Me north by Cnitmet, sit by land& Mrs. gam Mehral. south ,by land of Women k Irwin. and west by land of Tay. lor line ' Containing two saes. of land. nuns or kwo, all berm& with one framed Ewsiling kappa and 0 few fruit trees thermal., - • ATJXo—ttne other lot, piece' or parcel of land. an 'l2lllllll 11 =4 1 " b 0 4 1 2 . 2•4 410T2i by 24.2 a T. . right. . laMd • of /gra. lane E. Colwell. . month by tinlimet., and west by Linde of Patrick pita . containing about two acres of bard more or less; ell iroprotor. and no-buildinas.. . • W. I=tetra tato exec:anon at the :nit al:. 1: 1 t1 use of I. W. deem vs. Was. Brew. ALSO—•The followinglot„ place or parcel of land, situate in Wren bounded on the north by . land of the Towanda a Co. on the east by land of A.E. Mantra south W bred of J. E. Geiger. and west by the North Branch Gem .Contatning 1 sere of land. more or tem. with a framed Warn known as the Lehigh Valley lorumt, and • framed barn, , a l / ALSO—The ono ether lo‘ plea; or parcel of acate la said townift.; bounded north by K. Eaalbausti and the go. *N.Y Canal & ILE. Co.. an the ema by land of Verd=lAllem, add &arab by 'the gmaiekaanaltiver. west be had of V. E. k J. L rwilet• Contaniut 27 .are., more or less. 26 acres improved; with' o framed tones. and framed bar. framed horse brim' met 1t orchard of fruit ees thereon. . . Baited ind Isksainto . . Attie Mat oflames I! Er ESI .r ,,- MOESAM k BLA_CH'S WORSTED, NOTIONS, &C., &C TECEtit Wood% um vs. WM.If triad BentyVanßrunt. • AUK:I—The !billowing piece' Or parcel of land. situate in Rome townalidp• north by land of MIL CYlvis ama:mot m an Annion Beeman. south by laiv ll t of Nathan ; dee d , and John Russell. anti:in:et by land of Thaws Yooght Con taining 80 acres of land -more or less, 80 acres plated, a framed house, a framed barn, end binned corn house. and an orchard of fruit trees thereon.' ' Seized and taken into mention at the suit of An bury Seedier a eVrava.,liine H. Lent. • 41,410—Tbstollowinglat.. pines or petrel of land: situate in 'Pike towlueldp: bounded bn the north by land of David .11.0tris: sod Ihrinsallortia, nett by land of Wm. 3 Davie, sixth by the public highway. weidby land of M - Gaylord. ''Containing 120 acres of land more or less. *bond 90 acne itaproved with one framed dwelling house. framed bore. twin. and two framed barns, Ufd sheds httechtx% and fruit trees thereon. ' • ALSO.-One other lot. piece orpurcal'of land - ilfu• ate la said teninship of Pike. bounded north by hind of Edward &Rem sist by land of William S. Davis. month by land of Wm. J. Davis. and west by land of Thom, Morrill, _Containing 13 wren more orltse, about 43 acres inittnrifil. ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel oiland situ: ate in said township of pOte, bounded on the north by the publichighwaY, east by lands of Dr. Roberts. south by land of Mortimer Pratt. and welt by land. of Clearers Welles. and Platt Wood. Containing DI scree of land. mars or leas, about 10 mans improved; Seised and taken into esestition at thmksolt of C. 21.• Wanrillis vs. Diehard Ashton. ALSO—The following lot. piece or parcel of land. situate in Rome township, b winded on the north by the public highway leading from North Rome church put Won Drake to Rome bora% east by land of said Woe Drake, south by land of Irvine: Richards, and west by the public highway leading frOm Rome, born to Litchfield. Containing 20 saes of land, more or less, all Improved. WO framed bonus., owe framed barn and uncalled attached, one lamed beg pen. and corn helm, and a'franied blacksmith alcon,,and an apple orchard thereon. Seized and taken into execution atthe ;mil of Laic Dolan's use es. James Randolph. 4By virtue of a writ ea Ti Ta., the following lot =sor parcel of land - situate in Albany town ship. and bounded on the north by lind of Isaiah Toner Ind Michael Rosso. out by land of Patrick Ryne. south by the estate of John Clyne, deed. and A. Waltman. and w o r ,... by John - Shad. Containing 74% octet. more OT acre. improved. Wi th * plank house, two I barns, one framed gt al:wry eat en appleorchard thereon. Seized and taken into execution at the salt of John.. Utz vs. Jacob ALSO—The following lot. Piers or Pared of fruit , - situate in Towanda Itoro', bounded on the north by land of Wm. Mix, * on the east by land of Austin Quinlan. south by the.old plank road, and west by land of Waller West ; being about 80 feet front on said plank roast; and about 75 feet deep, with a one steal framed:house with basement thereon. Seized and taken into elect - Won at the stilt of Jae. 0. Trost vs. Thomas kitswlllism. • Also at-the suit of Jas. 0. Vast vs. Thomas Fitt trillium, ALBo—The following lot, piece or-parcel ofJatid• situate in North Towanda township, bounded u fc! katsoria; Beginning on the west bank of the North Branch canal , at corner of Horace Grangerli land. thence westerly by said Granger's land about thirti perches to corner of James Finnerty's land, southerly by the saute and braids of Catlin and Owe, Brady about 150 rode to John Biles' land, thew. easterly by said Biles' land about 20 rods to said canal.. and thence northerly by. the canal about le , perches to the place of beginning. Containing sea - en acres of land, more ogles., with • stone quare thereon. • Brazed and taken Into exertalannt the .sult of FA Leman* Kinney vs. John CantwelL • ALSO—The following lot, pleep or parcel orland situate in Terry township, bounded on the mirth by land of Nelson "Vanderirool, cart bytand or Bum, son Crimmins, Samuel ilaggarty and Patrick Be thtlre, south by land of Daniel Weller and Willia.. Storrs, and west by land of Pair Layman and Sane nel Johnson. -Containing 338 acres °nand, sumo less, about 75 acres improved. with ouo log hone, one board house, two framed barns, and two sm . ,- *chards therenti. ALSO—One other lot, piece or pared cf land. sit. hate In' mid Terry 'township. bounded as follows Beginning at a post corner thence by land of Corne lius Vanderpool., smith triy, deg. cast 66 per. to a hemlock corner, - thence by Betide of Ortah Terr, , south 2'..?; deg, west-62 ,er. to a post corner, Guru: by the same north 8714 deg. west 62 per. to a pr.a.i corner, thence bydaid of Mrs. D. Wheeler, north 2 , deg. out 23 6.10 pe lea White pike stamp corner. thence by the eame north 1371' deg. west 4 per. to .. poet and stones emeseri. thes es by- the other laude north 2.; deg. east.= 44flper. to the place 'of begin ning. Containing 25 aaell, more or less, about Pao acres improved, with a small house thereon. Belled and taken in execution at the suit of J. 1' Kirby vs. J. W.DennieeMand lf. Marshall. rEllitY VAN FLEET. Towanda, Nov. 80670. OEPHA.7s.I'S COURT SALE.-BI virtue of an order 'sawed it of the Orphan's Court of Bradford county'. the undersigned Jathan , istratrix of the estates of Wen. 'X Watts, decd., will Yell at public sale on the presnlsei on, THUBSDAY.. DECEMBER I, 1870. at 2 O'clock - P.m...the follotiina described piece or parcel or land situate In North Towanda two., bounded and described is as follows: Beginning at a collier on west line of Manson Love lace and uOrth-east corner, of Badger's lot, thence along north line et Badger lot. south 60 deg& 30 west 84 perches to public highway leading. to Towabda bore': thence along the same north 3: degs. west 37 rwo•ftntly perches to the south-west corner of James Foster's lot. thence along the gams north 61 dells. east 91 perches to the north-west Corner of said Lovelace lot; thence stout the line of_ the same south 44'7 (legs. 36 1 aeven-tenths perches to the . place of beginning; containing 21 acres and 31 A pertha. _Adjoining above lot, a piece bounded and described as follows: On the east by main road lead ing hem Towanda to Athena. north, _south and west by' other lands of said decedent; containing !, acre. more Or leas. ALBO.--Cvne other piece of land adjoining the above. and bounded as follows: On the north by Chimes 13. Brown and the lot above described, east brToutda road , south by Reuben DeLong. west by la nds - belonging to estate of the 'lawJohn C• Adicas. ext:epting.therefrem 2 acres sdloining Reu ben DeLong, Which hasbeen set apart toes widow; containing, after deducting the `J - acres set. sport tv the widow, about 16 acres. ALSO—One other piece of land bought of Justi n. and S. 11. -Harding. and-described. as follows . Beginning at a point in centre of the Towanda road on the north line of other lands of said decedent herein described; thence In a westerly. direction along saidlast mentioned Land' 214' rods to a stale or stones; thence In a northerly 'direction parallel with the Towanda rued 0 rods to a stak,onad stones corner; thence In an easterly SU:al:ton parallel with the north line of other lands' of said decedent. 26 and rods to centre of the highway; thence south erly along, said _highway 6 rods to the place of teen -Ding; centupling 1 acre, strict measure, • All of the above described lots. pieces or pickets of land are • guirt of the faro boned by elltssedd WUldam 11. 'Watts. deceased, and contsths itlh*eth er abeetis7 wrest sud-111 perche • The Property will beatold in lots of. one acre, or more, to suit ipmrehaliers , TERMS—Me per cent. of the purchase money to bo paid when the property.is struck - down, 33 per cent. the •contineation of sale and the balance with Interest annually: confirmation in three eaaal installments. ' )BART E. WATTS, • - nor. 3.1876.• - Adminiattatrix. A lIDITOR'S Kir-' Richard Barrett—No. 931, reb. Terni. taw: In the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford a unaiTolgued an Auditor appointed by said 4o dledrlbuh , moneys In the hands of the Sheriff aria/mg from SkeritTs sato of defendants pemoual property. will at to the duties of mdd appoint mut at bis dhoti In the Borough of Towanda on THURSDAY the Tat day of DECEMBER.IB7O, at 2 o clock p. za.. at aytdch timeand place all persorA bat ing rialtos to Said money are required to present the same or be debarred from eoredngiu upon:said fund. O. D. SIONTMCYR. Auditor. Nov. 3,1970.-4 t. A lIDITOR'S NOTlCE:—Sykail Its ...Cl..Thsbnckfrk rs. E. P. Watkins, Orr W. Bellty and &trio Watkins.—ln the Court of Ooramou fleas of:Bradford County; N0.'504 • Tebruar7 Term , 18t9. The Tinders:Mica having been appointed Andlior by add Court to distributer money to Sheriff's hands mixed from sale of OW:W.B6Oer. real estate. will at- tend to the duties of Said anointment. at his oboe. tn the Borough of Towanda. on IfOliDdY,•ther2 'Ft , day of NOV., 1810. at 1 o'clock. Rm.;-,at width time and place alt. paella - having elaini on said - money are requested to present the same or be-Pe -barred from . corning iqf or I *hare of mad money. W. .1. PFCII. Auditor. • lht 26, 1870,44 AITDITOWS- NOTICE. —In the Matter of the estate .of Alttram Piekte. dee'd. In the Orphen's Comitt Bildford Canty. • The u...mlasid=d an ;Auditor .anvotated by raid Court to dispose of uoDttolue.tuia to the Partial Actount of co Pierre,exectitor Of littera Pierce. deed.sral attend tothslluties of Ma appointment at his odic* in the borough of Towanda, on 'Friday the 2nd day of December, ISIO, at I p.m., at which time and place all ;basing claims to 'mid money are requesttd pithent inch claim, or bo debarred front coming - Di upon said fund. I)=J. IL PECK, Auditor. li , :ff: 9, Itt7O-4t TN THE' DISTRICT COURT OF I_ the United Staten for the. Weitwin Dietrict of Pennsylvania. In the nutter of RICIIADD ASII - - nt - ilkeltiVPlVY: • • To won U say concerta—The undeeaitnoedttercby 'pot notice of his appointment as Assignee of Rich ard Adam. of the township of Pike, in the county of Bradford, and State of Pennsylvsnis, within said District, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon* petition of his creditors by the District. Conti of, said District. Dated at Towanda, Oct. le„ 1370. • JOB P. ,IMIDT, Andanoe. WYOMING - VALLEY A . . ONTA v.vi wo RAIL. ROAD CO.—The eomm lUionera named In the Act of Assembly. appeared the 18th y o Ataich..A. D.. 1868, to tneozponde the Wycen logda Valley and Ontario Rail Road compan y, will meet at the Cemptown Rotel, Bradford county.rto Omen, bcola. and volitive rawerriptions to tho, emend stock s! said company on the lath. Vitt and 30th of Nos. nest. C. 8. LOTEETT.I3cey. NOs. 9,1940.--St • • • ' 11 11 II
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