fradfoit *twin.
LOCAL AND - GENERAL.
jar The Trojans hove punt:timed
Land fire-enenc.
j p,r ppeember Court commences
3pnasy Dell
1 1 4.. L. T. ROME liai opened. s
loardinf-honge on Rtate street. ; •
pg- Tho Episcopal Mile Flocip+y
nll nirei Monaav evening next. at the real
lona of 3lrg. H. R. YriFterll4,
,14, TLf NorthPrniier gaol& has
ug.dp its aluvarsTsv again. and is very rape!)
i mproved typogTaniiicalls.
t 0)... J. A. REcori ancl Mra.. Fn.-
P rf• ri.f.irinc their hatwee. which wet*
ot ilianstee4 in nne.ntonr recent firm '
Wk. The Presl4erian
has Demme errekerl, anil the enurrecatlnu an
taking .ters to put a new are up In IN place. '
tar' The hnilajOes of the Towanae
Manlike' , trine Colnnanr are nearly corn
and the Annerintentlent expects to be
4i.4. to connneneelloeilailonstearly In the spring
semetbine to :be borne it
ID:10 : ftmlwrlnonfst nt remit whir+ exelnile
10 4 xrc renrrnllc arletPrirmain their nntrins
The same yule %%ill annlr'rn older persons.
ERR" In ei‘inff an rtexxnint. of the•
la.tt welneatetl the Free,
a t it,r..lrkls. A relrminareent informs na th,4
hnce Raid Fall Creek, and tre nnr
fki-o the oorreetion.
tMp A limited ettonly of the new
.1 , nr Penwarkliniot Retint,l LAlrst has tk,er
. , :r, hr tbs , (1011P+V 71‘1 ,, r;ntenilf.nt, am
b, obtained by c a lling; at his office this
irr Tile boys and vonne. men who
p,r to ON , habit of lonfine from night to night
at tht , Prt,ffire nTli Now Room, aro rolinoid
(11” eil:enntintlP the nractiee, as it deprive'.
'l,, .10., apmelt Of the evening trade, °me.
rially the Itidiete engtnrn. • 4s-
ter.- 0. WARD is putting up s
brick inom on the site recently mill: pied by B.
Byrn. stehle.
MAxvn.T.r. Rico pratinir nn a brielr
hip. to be tvenpiea by E. E. Btlemfrrolt.
IlverTnian. near the Elwell House.
The .Wvoming anil Luzerne
ih.trief Onarterly Temperance ('invention war
held at Prelmille. Nev. IR aml 17. J. L. RICH
..RDSON" and Hnn. GFAL W. (lotus were appoint
• d representrttives to the Brkilnwa County CAM
,ention, in this place on the 20th.
Thanksgiving was generally
,I)=4:t - ved in thiii place. licrvices were held In
11holaorning at the M.E. and Enisekipal church
-o‘. nutl excellent and appropriate discourse.
delivered „by Rev. J. S. STEWART and Rev. WM.
lictir.antrar. In the afternoon the turkey
•owstion was pretty 'generally discussed.
PERSONAL.—It. is rumored that ' It.
11. inn, Supt. L.V.R.U., is won to be married
1,. the - widow of the late Hun. RICLIAED BROD.
H I. tl.. of Easton.
UENRY WARD Ise purchased the interest o
the other heirs in - the residence of his late fall
. I . Mr. C:l.. WARD.
Livut..lAs. IlEncrn and wile paid Towanda
•11•Irt isit last week.
11 ~ti. U. !tit:new/awl Juosos HoLoomn will
wasion*n to-day.
Bu,.—lt is laid to see a household
Ipsikv, and still it'l/17•4:1 to find one with
., t ttitlicr books ort II en spapers, yet such bonio.
alit tot near'as acarcc as some suppose.
tittctisional new hook on some topic of the
with a steady supp4„oftgood newspapers',
_it, a charm to life not otherwise obtained.'
ti.e, the bookii and subscribe for the
..papers—paying always in advance, and
.I I Will always be happy.
tOtir attention was called to a
soya; • Machine on exhibition in the Express
etfiee, which is warranted to do all kinds of
Werl: equal to any machine, manufactured and
,el.l for only a little more than half the price of
"tier tirst-,lass machines. We are informed
by the agent that these machines arc warrant
, d fer the ec years : ab,u that he is renting num
,,r. them unt by the mouth. This glees le?.
pie ag• nd chance to test them. It seems tons
that this is a rare chance to get agood machine
1 s !lute meney.
( . 111 10.11 CI ECILVI : ION Christ
li . .;.. wommr g t, was cpliF,Trated yesterday
...o.r.ung at teu o'clock the Rt. Rec. F. D.
Bishop of the Diocese, assisted
lz.,‘. Wn. Nitta. P.D., of :Williamsport, Pa.,
W. A. lirrcncocs., of Binghamton, Rev. G.
H. Illdisions, of Trinity Church, and Res. F.
of GI ace Church, Elmira. .The
gar L Iras orc.wdetl and telarge number were
pre, nt from Elmira. The Rev. F. D. Hosaxwm.
pren,hed the sermon, and the ceremonies were
an impressive and interesting character.
.I , irc,•tivr, 29th.
Etti'' Joss G. Sass opened the course
mules before the 1.0. of G.T., in this place,
, `u Monday evening latit. MEncun's Hall was
%ell filled with an intelligent and appreciative
adien CO. The lecture was in rhyme, and treat
y& of LOVE Matertil, Patriotic, Philanthropic
and Divine, as well as that love "that makes
'ho world go rnund." It is to be regretted that
sAan has-not cultivated his oratorical pow
orn more, as the lecture loses half its power by
tdba&
The next lecture will come off December 14.
%Vint SIXES is everywhere spoken of as ono of
11, beat-lecturers now before the public.
' tar It will be seen by their adver
tisement, that the Te*anda Musical Associa
tion bare made arrangements' for a grand con
cert to come off on Tuesday evening; Pec. 22.
it is hardly necessary for ns to say anything in
Adition to the mere anuouncemenkof the fact.
Ilio Association is composed of about fifty la
thes and gentlemen of, musical taste and cul
ture, and the Cantata 3rill he performed in a
tuanuer to reflect credit not tutty upon the corn
but our town. The- costumes hare been'
,rtlerud frOm the city, and will be equalin style
sod quality to anything of the kind ever gotten
proceeds are to be given to Franklin Fire
Compaily toward purobaaing a new steamer.
. 'Mkob; may be . protared of PORTER IC STEW,
\ . , •r IRA B. Hi-Imams, C. G. Kia.i.va, J. W.
Bisaor, 0. A. BLaCK, S. W. At.vonn. •
loitt: FIRES.—Abont Si o' t Bock on
IV.•.Lu•v4a• ere:ling-13st, a tiro Was discovered
to Lang uncut of M. CANGLET & CO.ll Gro
r'y Store, on Main street. The building be
-111-4 a weodcn ot:e was soon wrapped in flames,
and for a time several others seemed In immi
nent danger; but, thank to the fire depart
tst lit, even the frame -building adjoining the
in which the fire originated was saved. The
Mt:Mum horned was 0%11011 by Col. MEANS and
S. T. prom e, and occupied by H. Casortv
“. as a grocery store, and J. H. Ilitsxmf u
ire 10 , .:nr.. Mr. P.'s has is about 16,000 ;
.11--a. el hn tt,tMo. DECLES had an inaur-
on the store. Col. Maims ba4 an
L,;:. Lis store, and a steam engine and
o..etained io the back part, of $4,5 00 .
Co .I.r.y Fared nothing, and Mr. PHis- .
flrvnl, it err, itilAtot coffee by
I.n tl,. v Ilo; thanks of
1”. ,1-,?artnwto
4;11,1 taut at ahout tl o'clock,
azi-thcr ahtfin I , r tire wa, sounded through the
;date it proved to be a large barn
and 4.1.4.,d, Fox, on his Arm
at , ar Towanda in-4.1.k. 'I h.. buildings, together
with about (0 tuns of Lay and some grain, Wen
boon destroyud. Mr. J. W. McGill., tenant,
Fucy,e,dell to caving his team, bni lost innarly
atl 1.444 rA.1111.4;.: oirmtl‘4
As Op Tseesse.- . - - Mr. : The
she mail tells no (Pm: 17). "He that 111
Sid in bin caw innaudiiiisis but hiszeigtale
and immircheth him,"
MEMIII. 1
But wane tawmikelienlU , • this jheuea'N Ax
OLD Teretnin.* in wsir MAer nt Nor. 9. burnt
his hark mil,. He ereenosererv_irwOoserst that anr
one ~hoof( dam to criticise or mil in Aticilikt
env of the saviors and &Inas of the dwell.`
Institute at Treitsworille hut as this Is s fro.
*maim "Ow neseents" will have' to stand it
4. 4 , 1 11 . thee. gir t amet . wind heist skinned aft.
th. third or fourth nneration : so let the went. -
t. of the old followhteasetreet.
Tint the old ohne se Iron nesitina teitrat.l*
tn.rev—hee had a regular "anliaw" et the fir.,
aweienor of "Ftni-arrr." twermnie be toeter.wd a
4i.went from home of the doings of TnFt i *
Late. •-•
Wrievrea, haft bean ennefiltd IN • as if ha mow
+tonal fhb ennfoonilml," whereof" "eitnatea"
M1. 1 1 ,,,, 5P. VIA n b asl mail.' to rmo the eimottr•
of all the " 4 Inatitntae" . thin fall. that 'nem+.
:ni^lit wnilller toil efere et the item dieenreriee
meheln thin *ear of arum 11470.
Ant Wriarrvai sometime no imeli thine—s•
•nv 1111/4 elqv ape ler referrine to ?MC Diettoehre
"t?itnetml" le often nsi}!# i a a nerfentoartletnle
het
.loneine to a noon or nwroonn hint nerve a.
en afliective. event 1w a *went anti nmnatural
emaireetien. Thlig Oakwood is in se;volierm ,
with the fusee of the haat writers f - the Ron ,
lanansee. end "korner
rhia If he anothlne like what he nor yule it
1, 0-41 scholar. But we suspect few old 'Omni
kind . of a "whereof " mart: t readr to fall Int , '
line and march to the mUelo of the Ma aril
Arnm. no matter what the time may be, or to
what nisei+ it mar lead him, 4
The only question he Ironltl ask irrmlil he.-
Will it ainnse no? , and is it ooptikr ? How man'
oneli ilenplp there are in tbe world! and the.
are of just about u much consequenqe in hn
man society u the froth upon the surface or
the passing strain.
The "little ants." at which "Ow Tesciiin"
sneers so contemptuously, can tell him better
than to call ° situated' an adjective in the sen
tence, "Towanda is 'Minded en the KUPgDP.
banns." 'Situated "is to4ie parsed here in
connection with is, and as a 'matter of course it
is as a paorive verb and nothing else. Did-our
"OLD Tzscure" ever hear or read of such e
thing? Übe never did, lel himlook inßstowtes
or any other English grammar; et, if be has no
crammer, leC; him ask any • schoolboy twelve.
years of age, and he will tell our old friend that
"fa situated 'Shouldlbe parsed together, and;iii
R passive verb sgtxteing with (not belonging 10.
Towanda for its nominative. Now see the fob 4
lv, air. Editor, of making a giest bugaboo abo*:
n7thing. If the "magneto," at the Institetb
ferl4
in connection with the committee-man re
to by " Casein " in your hums of Nov. 2, 1 '
not attempted to force this kind of analysis*,
on the teachers, all this scribbling ankillil.'
" wrath of. our Achilles" might have been *AI*
ed. But we claim the privilege of thinking t
ourselves, and it w il l bo of no use for any at'
men to endeavor to make us believe anythA
so contrary to reason acid common 'sense. V j
. If a king on his throne, or a multitudoW
kings, should try to make. us believe that Um*
was" elate . and white was black—that the Bun
rose in the north and set In the south—we would
not believe him ; our own good sense would tell
us better. So, when a set of learned (?) pro
cessors talk about a "situated" town or a
l' whereof" owner, we shall express our mind
about it and rebuke such nonsense.
We often attended the Institutes of Prof. Co.
'EVEN and of Prof. Cgr eel, and we uniformly
found them very interesting. Subjects were in
troduced which we could . apply in the School
room. We went away feeling richly paid for
the time we spent. Our only'regret ',was, that
they lasted no longer. Our time was not em
ployed in listening to the reading of the plays
of Shakspeare, or anything else of the kitid.
The only thought of Couruir andief Cursaircx
seemed to be, How can we best instruct -them.
in their dirties as teachers 't Sore all is changed ;
the sound or the rife and drum is heard from
the adjacent counties of the State, and the word
goes down the line—" Boys, fall in! March to
this merry tune ! Just as you see others do, so
must yen!" But we motif do it ; and hocause
we Q Ir THE Consgrt," and our old
friend, the " TEACII72I," lift up their noses and
sne Well, it is a free country. and la every
man do as it seemed' to hirn.goixl.
If xman has not independence rd,rni lid enough .
to do right because it is right, Leis a poor ores
titre. He iefa "whereof" man, ready to follow
;when the life and drum are heard to sound, uo
matter ?istiether it is "Baits and Saddles!"
" Horse and Away!". ur a charge:. But we had
almost forgotten to notice the sentence about
the " whereof " own,r of that mountain castle.
"Wherectis here plainly an adverb." So says
Wrassrr.n. It is in the seuteuee—"The owner
whereof was a giant "—equivalent to "of
which," as "the owner of which." Jrc.
Now, Mr. Editor, we hope the anxious and
despairing ones are satisfied. If not, " the lit
tle ant " can give them further explanations.
In regard to the Teachers Institutes—it this
whirl and hurrah is to continue -if we are lobe
compelled to march to the same "old tune" in
future t we shall stay at huine, and the Institute,
so far as concerns us, may end where the ," To
wanda ,' Burlington Plank Road" did a few
years since—in a big mud-hole behind a hem
locic p.
Now in conclusion no would say, if that same
"OLD TEACHER" Wants to sucCl" at us, give him
a ehanee : but let him remember that "The
locontotlve, Oldilough and Ready, herer backs."
ONE OF THE LITTLE ANTB.
lie r" 3lit. ,Ar.vorty—Dear Sir : Mr. ;
Sermorn STlaii - ON, nearly eighty years old,
formerly a resident of North Towanda., gave me I
some information in regard to the value of real
eytate in the village of Towauda at the time of
the first settlement of the place, which, if cor
rect, may interest tome 01 your numerous read
ers. He said that Wm. Mtaxs, Esq., bought
his whole farm (which included what is now all
the southern part of the village) of ABIAL Fos-
TER for the sum of twenty-five dollars. Mr.
tirnarroa farther stated that Deacon - Foram,
with his four sons, Rtlrce, ABIAL, ABRAHAM and
WILLIAM, were the first settlers of North Zs=
wands, and that Mr. Ruff, the father of the
late EzirA Burry, deceased, was the nest set
tler. A year or two later, but at what date he
could not tell, Mr. Fox, the grandfathor.of my
esteemed friend, Mit.xes Fox; Mr. aromas
said was the first settler in Towanda township.
He settled there during—if not before—the
Revolutionary war. He was the pioneer settler
in all this region, though probably linsaartaw
and JOUN STROP)! settled in Wysox about the
same time. Old Mr. Fox was accidentally
drowned near the mouth of Towanda Fmk in
1806, or near that • time. The o.d gentleman
wentfisbing,.ft recreation be was said'ai be al
waysivery fotid of. He ventured out on the ico
to where it became too weak to sustain his
weight, and it broke, letting him into the ricer.
Here,l from appearance, he bad struggled for a
long time trying to get oat, Melee beingbrokeu
up some distance around where he fell in. My
brother and I were cutting firewood a few rods
from the bank of the river, directly opposite
where the old titan was struggling, and heard
him calling for help a long enough time for us
to have taken a skiff which no had aethe shore
and gone to his rescue, the rivey being clear of
ice except the eddy where he who ; but we did
not understand what lie was ealling_for,.and the
brush teing so thick between us and the river
that we could not sce him. In a short time Mr.
BUCKLES CHAPLE came along, - wanting to bor
row the skiff to go and help search for the body
of old Mr. Fox, who, he said, was dipwnedover
in the eddy. This was the first that we knew
what the hallooing was for, that we had heard
to long a time. ,
In my last communhuition I had not got
through with that I wished to say about that
island that has disappearedinam Towanda. Hr.
ABIJAH NORTHItor built a house on the upper
end of lived there for several years, and rais
ed a number of young Noirrintors there. He
cut all the timber off from the island, which
was probably the mans cause of its being wash
ed away.
Beading in the %TORTEN of Nov. 21, the ori
gin of the names of the several States, it is
there stated that Pennsylvania was so called
after WILLIAM PI.NN'S ilatighlCT SYLVANIA. Now
is this correct? Had Wit.usw Petra a daugh
ter of that name? I have read that Sylvania"
means Woods, and the name literally is Penn's
Vvotts ; and that WILLIAM Pear objected to
hiving the - word " Penn prefixed to it, wishing
to have the name simply " Sylvania,* bat was
over-ruletrin this by the King ofEngland. Now
will some reader of the REPOBITAI give us some
light on this subject, and let us know the cer
tainty of how Pennsylvania received its name
and whitl l the meaning of the name is?
Perhips most of what I have tauten - above
s litter tout np. of the inhabitants of
tilted!bed than to ma bat pauttintias
than jottings may rental than at stiatethiap
that *whoa oat Omen at
Ittrafitad, Nor. IL Swain—
, 7ratir=le, good fidrili tor - thebsielinir
ymblie is the change in the time of arrival sad
after.** of. the Monads stage .41 Minors.
The amnectirm is now emnicte. and a traveler
on go from Laporte to Tmrandatbesamedavl
An the old schedule it trek a die and • half to
%novenas& the &tame. 30 WWI We hen
- Mr. Ifgannwill "tootle* op thit relined. and
vadnee the time to .two bona...-Adlionn lhee
And thit is hat what le Is dent, Xr.'llesi
Press, and will be able I. give you, a ride in a
,
short - time. •
. ler C. G. FURMAN. political editor
of the Elmira 'Daily Adcatimeroras the redpi
oat en - Tuesday evening last of a set of silver.
"vomited by a large number OititaPt of El.
mire, tvitbent distinction of Tarty. he noes
.ion was tbe close of a quarter of a century in
the editorial chair. Speeches were made by
several pmminerit gantlet*, representathes
of both political parties. Mr. Csaallasann.
of the Gazette. made some appropriate remarks.
- after which be recited an ode, tinont tobi an
Editor," and in oonclusion offered the following
I=l
"Here's to the Veteran Editor
All silver-monied to-night,
Bin! Hip—s cheer in honor
Of his noble years of strife!
Mir Mn. Erma : Can the teach
ers of Bradford county be so lost 14 the inter
ests of their profession as to allow sentiments
ineentdstent with their views to be accepted and
adopted at their meetings, without-oven saying
a word to prevent such action? IT it true that .
"the . committee man" " : passed ; resolutions
through each Institute"? Is it possible that
the committee man held the tongues of the
hundreds of members of the . Bradford 'County
Teachers' Institute so firmly, that even "Calm
n," who is accustomed to . _ extemporaneous
•peaking,-had'"rib chance to question" the
resolutions, and did the committee mau open
theirmonths and poor down that which "hdled
to give.the views of the teachers at large"?
Were the teachers obliged to accept and then
adopt what they deemed untrue? Is it not false
that there was no chance to oppose the amp.
Lion er rejection of the report of the committee
on resolutions? Is it probable that the com
mittee man reported his views only, or those of
the members of the three committees? bind
we, too, attribute the trace of bitterness in
"Cusicures" effort to hid being "left out "7*
COX3EITTE Nast
• "In tut, a delighthil sense of satisfaction
seems to nerUde the numerous efforts of -his
pen." [Why not;if he has each a controning
power as Cnsurrr" grants bim, butperchance
wishes "interpreted mildly",lo]
SHEEMEQUIM—Mr. Editor I am
hallinclined to declare, like Paul Pry. that "I
will never do anothei: good-natured act as long
as I live." Mrs. tlruudy will undoubtedly open
her eyes suspiciously when she reads this in
offensive little declaration, although I will has
ten to assure her there is really no `corm for
alarm on her part;—truth compels mo to ad
mit, however, that my mind is seriously agi
tatel as regards persons of her calibre ever
reaching heaven.
I have waited patiently tocbronicle any event
worthy of note, fully realithig
"That which befdro na lies in daily life
Is the prime wisdom.,
Wurrrum, in his "Home Ballads," mentions
a little town in which he once visitedspeaks_
of the people—of their quiet ways and inert
ness. In vroparing this communication, one
stanza in the poem seemed to-me very applica
ble. Spetking of the residents, he says : • "
They keep in nni'u trust
The old, bill round of things."
It were better, pewhaps, could we all follow
We advice of JAMASCILIIII, the Arabian' poet,
viz : " Take:the title of nobility which thou hest
received by birth, but endeavor to - sdd to it an
other, that both may form a true nobility.
There is between the nobility of thy father and
thine own the same difference which exists be
tween the nourishment of the ei cuing and of
the morrow. The food of yesterday will not
serve thee for to-dsy and will not give thee
strength for the next:"
The public exercises of Moralism's's students
on the 18th inst., was a- decided success. The
parts were well sustained, displaying the 'Skill
ful and efficient management of an excillent
teacher.
Prof. U. B. Towsmr., teacher of vocal music,
has a clasti e,f about thirty or forty scholars who
are progressing finely, and do credit to atuach
er who thoroughly understands tho art.
But I fear I have given your readem a longer
letter than they care for; and will therefore fin
ish the present with the lbreat of punishing
them again, ere long, with a longer
Nov. as ,1870.
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mailed free on receipt of 15 cents. Address W.
SEMCINGS DEROIIZST, 898 Broadway, New York.
The Chromo, ” Hiawatha's Wooing," without
any other premium, will be given for only two
subscriptions, or ono aubscriptlowfortwo years.
=LSO LOCAL
• Dor A. M. WARNER has just receiv
ed from the city a large supply of watches. and
jewelry, plated ware, de.
ierf M. Jim.soies improved chart
for cutting ladies' and misses' garments. In
stritelione given by Mrs. E. C. AeneasAs, Bridge
street.
Sir Miss Gamut has a nice as
sortment of Millinery Goods, and is selling at
low prices. Hats ready trimmed from one :dol
lar to ten. Corner Main and Pine streets.
$l4l - For nice toilet articles, &c.,
suitable far holiday presents, go to Diutrea
Drug Store, Parrott's block.
S. T. bECKER. has leased a
portion of lascanssoska shop, and is now manu
facturing bedsteads, which may bo had whole
sale and retail, at J. 0. Fnoerfs.
Jr' Ceesihas returned from the
city with a larggind attractive assortment of
Stationery, Miscellaneous Books, 4c. He has
also establisheda circulating library. This is
something which has lag been needed in the
place, and Mr. C. should be well patronised.
tar If you want the best Black
Alpacas in market, doablefeoa,abklartee,go b.
Errsa h Havuzura.
MEE
11116Partmpir sdrabinixr have sold
theirefirliish, bet ban not abposafit
tbeirSMO.o - 7 0 ). 124 Off on Oft
, •
ilipaiinozatiltris;notwitbitaa;
fog the Ms dm' ethlotillretheinglreth, boo ! ,
"dos to .thek, baratii Erfeloa l 4 l o Ipeotho:
skiis. - Thatithal Market 1s eloithiekedidth
both mot% smoked bsolik.poolthp sad evert
1111. air: a. O. non has got his
new Facionliestb.oompielod, spilt% short
time add maindisetam alildnds of common fur
niture. By the env, ho keeps, thp largest and
best amortment, of bed•rodin nd parlor% sots
to be had in any establishment, and his prices
gar Cu*llinintuN has just returned
hum the day with a new stock of goods milk
ble to the 11111111014 sasertanat of fins Ws
phi and watches can't be beat in the country.
us. A regular meeting - the
Franklin Fire Cempany.will be held at the Da
nine Rouse, an Wednesday evening. - Dee.
lin, at 7 o'clock, for the election of °Flee:sand
the transaction of other 'important business.
Every member of the Company is requested to
be present.. I. B. licirmarr,
En. Fitior,,Soo'y. • - Foreman.
Wiriiirs. E. C. AaiEnruia has em- .
ployedlies.Aumon humus, the ;similar dress
-maker, who will after the sth of December as
her in the duties pectalu to her vocation.
TO those wbohaieempkoyed her, Moonstones.
meat will be sufficient; to those Who have not
been as fortunate 101 can only say, if you Want
your dresses cis in the most amorredstyle and
nicely fitted, give law a call. . . .
Mrs.-Lcounatan also keeps s into assestanent
of real bisss, embroideries, patterns from Me
dam Demmer ; alio the greatlf celebrated
M..huson's Implored Chart foliating la
dies, missies' and cldloiren's dresses, batpies,
sacks, km Chart. Of instruction to be had on
ly of Mrs. E.C., Anzeita.v, Dtidge4treet,
wands, Pa.•
ear If you want Chriothla Picturrs
sit for them now. Hamm & Oviritit will .
nish you the bed pictures made it ressonible
prices, their work is monad by-none.
gar Mrs. J. D. HILL is receiving
Millinery Goods every iieek, at prices unsur
passed by any establishment inTowanda. First
door east of BILICULL do BrDOZWAYS, Bridim
street. '
ittir-31rs. - J. D. Hui. has every new
and novel style of Bonnet And Bat that can be
had In New York city. First door east of Biala
-FULL & REDOXWAVB,, Bridge street.
Catiomo
. .Pfkrioo . Haws.—
The latest and most elegant style made,not on.
lj an infringement but an improvement on the
celebrated Dutch Chronic).
Made by Manama & Overix, and especialli
recommended flu the holidays.
as,. A milkman in Isiniworlituietts
was surprised, on the morning afar election,
by the payment of a email bill held by Lim
against one of his customers. The good we.
man explained to him that her husband "had
got $2 for his vote and she wished there was an
election every week." Votes seem to be -very
cheap up there, but not near so cheap u gro
ceries and provisions at McCann a.. Km's.
is.. Anli.iher • new stock of Milli
nery Goods just received at the sign of the Big
Bonnet, opposite the Court House, which will
be sold cheaper,than the same quality of goods
can be bought elsewhere in Towands.
Also a splendid line of ladies' Velveteen, Plush,
Astraces and Beaver Cloaks, from r . 2,50 up.
le— H. B. McKtAx's Law Office
and Insurance Agency, overParciesStore, west
side of Main street, Towanda, l'a., issues poli
cies on all hinds of Insumlde property in the
&ins Insurance Company, and in other good
and safe companies. Losses promptly adjusted.
').l. A. Buxom is an authorized solicitor for the
.t,tna Insurance Company.
lllir Just step into Mis. J. D.
Hux's and see her winter styles of Bonnets and
Hats, just received from the largest importing
houses in New York city. First door east .of
Bitaxaamilvitmozwav's, Bridge street.
ATTEwnols. —More New *oda just,
received at the new Dry Goods Hone of •
ErAxs & &Lamm.
Bridge Stretqt, Towanda.
td. "A splendid lot of Cloaks and
Cloaking's, at EVANS & IluzinEttfo.
ScrtivEN - En
I. Irish Poplins, all colors, just
received at EvaNs h linaunies.
a The best Velveteens in 'mar:.
ket, at EVANS gt. liturnsnin.
ria- Black and colored' Velvets cut
on bias for trimmings, at
e • • EVANN & Ilmvuerres.
-a Ladies' Wrappers and Draw
as, and full lin6 of Children's Wrappers, at
Erta~s do lianawrint,
Bridg,e.St., Towanda, Pa.
COUGHS AND COLDS.—ptiiing the
wet, changeable seasons of felt and winter,
when throat and lung diseasea are so frequent,
persons should bear in mind the importsrice of
promptly arresting their progress by using the
proper remedies. The thousands who die an
nually of consumption were first attacked with
what they thought to be only a slight cough or
cold on the breast. and errotu*sly leaving it
would wear itself 011 negleeteetlieLproper rem
edies until their disease terminated in consump-
tion and death. •
Haasoa's Compound 6yrup of Tar never fails
is curing the worst cases of coughs, colds,
hoarseness, catarrh on the brag, sore throat
and asthma. It °is an . infallible remedy for
whooping•cough.. It is no private quack prep
aration, being pripared under the immediate
supervision of a graduate of the Pennsylvania
Medical College, and peessribed by some of the
leadingphysielens is tho United States. It is
strictly a,scientifie Preparation, containing all
the medi cal virtues of the Pine Tree Tar in a
- cv");.nntrated form, combined with tho best
de ulaents and expectorants known to the Trio.
fes.iun. -Price 50 cents per Valli°. Sold it P.
W. litowx's Drug Store, Towanda, and HEEL=
1%; VAUtill.Vtl Drug Stare, Wyalusibig. Russia. &
lAzaws, Propretors, Philadelphia,
Oat. 6,'70.-3m
MARIIIB—THOMAI3.--Nov.' au"; 1870, at the
' farm-hotise . of W. A. ThUmas,
by Elder Alexander Greenlaw e •J. E.
tag., of Troy, to, Miss J. Alice Then7s,.a
Towanda, daughter of W. A. Thomas, Esq.
TITSNER—DAMES.—At Esat Smithfield, Noy.
SS, 1870,1)5i D. S. Dean, Mr. Charles O. Tor.
net and Mas Sarah C. Salter.
. .
DHINEWATER,-"-Iti • Rushville, Susquehanna
county, at thei residence of I!cr son-ip-law 8.
IL Canfield, Esq., Kra. Hannah Drinkwater,l
aged 93 years And 3 months. _
EVANS.—In Tunkhannock, Wyoming county,'
Nov. 19, 1870, of consumption, Was
Elizabeth C. Evans, in the 33d year of her
ago.
llClGER&lnLitchfield, Dec. 21, 1864-taeht.
Johnson Boers, in the toith sear of his 'age.
lie was akin& loniband and good father. He
lures it wife and eight children, together with
a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn
his lbss.
The Savior has called the soldier home todwell
with Him above—
To slog with angels around the throne of ever
? luting love.
His generous deeds with us remain ;
While here on earth we stay,
Thv memory shall'neer beway forgot,
Until we are.passed a.
Oa battle-fields where mince, roared,
Thou west so trussed tried—
Oar laws maintained, the Union !saved—
And traitors' power defied; .
For those noble deeds we all do bless
Thy memory here below.
Ma we be prepared to meet with you,
When we are called to got
•
To the poor, the needy and distressed,
Thou
. didst lend helping hand ;
To supply their wants and eue their pains,
Thou thdst ever ready stand.
Thy loving kindness unto all
Usa been so freely given,
That Jens stands with open arms
- • To welonne yen in Heaven. I. J. H.
MEN
HARRIED-
rim
DIED.'
, rn
--
. .
,
4111,111. alir t alliganal)1111 = 1 0 1114411111 * 112, ---A 04161 2. 4°
:',liiikt . ' ' '''ls,co**4lWith" W 44.1410.,
!rani% I *ID hodaWra*hati
sir St'sSt'sar
b t 4312 ..than To n
on& vul q;
Stra , 10 u°o 7 . . 7 11 n 1 : irg. IL Witiim
Vow% MIL, t' •f • ..
Teas, for,
Store, .
tirdicioe d',Ute very
per lb. st the Re& Wh* &
Ift. *I , Wee i liblelterel, only ; one
I
&Wing pe r at - M. I. Lctrats. -
.; : -; ,il. • '.'..------;4•,..=---,..; .i - - •, -
iir a Dines Faiine ":for Pnii
dings and far irk by , - •; ' - -
jaw 113, - ; . . • • :. 111.4. Lax°. -
!fru and Cigars,, , great
iviasitualla rata chart:for vs* at
Bine Store.
llama= & RIDGEWAY.
1 a
• IC chltillaiy Conventiori. of
milof.T. of ItiadfordsonnlY; la meet
On the third Wednesday in Mme
i . G.W.C.T. Chase tolm'p
resent.
B. C. Cianous &ley.
naini, Nov. 21, 1870.441. ' .
tbo LO
$1 To
be; 1
WI
hwit sitl =e a . t Laid zea ft' t :ll
DM
Trinik Goa; 'Merchant
..1 •arGood, Molasses at 44 cents per
Virit 1 the. Red, White and Blue.-Store,
ge ß g Street., : .. . Nov. 10 4 1670; ~
i
3
Nori : —AU 'persons , who
.: are
member good standing of Union Lodge, No.
106, U Chapter, No. 161, and ;Northern
Command , No, - 16, are hereby notified that
an elect will be hold at Masonic • Hall. To.
wands; Ps., D0c.114870, at 6, p. K., 1a the
of (+lodine a President. Secretary, and
purpose
m a
))
Trustees ortho Masonic Hall Association,
to serve Ode year. H. B. Maras, Soc'y Ma
sonic Hall tAsweiation. ,
Nov. 14;1870.- 4-w.
Apu CoAL.—This coal reqpires
less draft than the hardest *bite ash was, Old
burns fret* , and all up cleSnz—leaving heavy,
red ashas,!of leas bulk than those of any other
coal. lEwftl particularly please thong house
keepers who have been using soft or itßarclay
coat, as it gives a steadier, more durable and
cheaper tris, and much IA& objectionable on
account of flying ashes..
I would be pleased to hare the citizens of To.
wands, and vicinity give this coal a fair trial;
and am confident it will give good satisfaction.
I have all sizes and at same prices as other coal.
113... Orders left at my Office, No. 3 Mercnr's
Block on 'ark street, or at F. J. Calkins' Book
Store (Post4ffice) will receive prompt Igen.
tion. N.M. WELLES. j
,
-Towanda, N0v.,9 1870.
I be•amuse pursued by the
CascadeMills,.of selling good flour et the low
est possible prices, is productive of numerous
advantages.,lt makes a reedy market for ths:
superior wheat of our vicinity; supplies con.;
Burners t h e cheap and wholesome article of
fresh gronW flour;and as a natural result makes
activelneiness for the Mills. War in Europe,
drouth;and short crops, art haviug the effect
to raise prices • but this Mill at all times sell
at minimum piing. •
July *lB7O.
aa. • your 'Butter, Eggs etc., at
the Bed White and Blue Store.
NS. Cash paid for Graiu at the
Bed Willie anil Blue Store, Bridge St. Towanda.
&wawa, & Rfitow.tx.
- Mir Candies of all kinds; war
:anted the fleet, at wholesale and retail, cheap.
er than the'cheapest, at the lted: White and
Blue Store. Oct. 13:70.
Ma. . 1/frnttat's Music Store,
east of ~ ercur ' s Bank, first door, where you
will find (Pianos, Melodeons,. Organs, Violins,
Guitars, Banjos, Strings, Aceordeons Clarion
eta, Fla ts, Sheet Music, Instruction nooks fur
all lust ments, Music Books and all kinds :of
Musical lerehandise. April 14, 10.
45
r
ler Go to the, Bakery, first door
north of Ward House, for fresh Crackers.
0ct.127, 1870. 1). W. Swor' & Co.
4 ' —
, Great 9 , - 3 - - ''
sai-ICireat reduction in Teas at the
Red White .1: Dine Store, Bridge St. -
I Be 4NULI &
idr HENRY Kumla, Merchant Tai
lor, Bri , go street.
16,..[Burnett's; celebrated liavorinff
extractsi for eats be M. 3. Lutia.
•
June 18, 1870. , .
- -
Sellout..—The Winter . Term of
ROme AMulemy will commence Monday, Nor.
21, 1870 and'continne 17 wocke. Those wish
ing to enter llic tiehool will find it to_ their ad.
vantage to aliplv early.
•
P. CuntsPr.m., Principal:
Miss AN_LNDA Unsamv.u, Assistant.
Nov. :1,
/tom Second-hand Sewing Machines
for sale t a bargain by Wickham ..Black.
Alto, itachine Neafica, Oil, Thread, Silks,
April /6, Ig7C‘—tf.
—seri gnartAntee satisfaction in
-
ankthe Bork we do. We ent, make, and trim
clothing ler men and boys wear.
H. Hamm .S; o,
' 4 Bridge Street. Towanda, Pa. ,
C. O. ,S)
1 begileave to inform my,old friends, and the
'public generally, PROVISION opened A NEW
GROCERY . AND STORE IN
BEIDImmAN73 BLOCK,I3KIDGE STREET,
and 'respecthilly invite an inspection of my
goods and prices. As my stock has been pur
chased entirely for CASH, and as I propose to
sell for AEADY PAY, I feel confident that my
prices will compare favorably with any Mob-.
lisliment in the country.
I hays particular attention to the -selec
tion of notatn SP/CPA,and warrant them pvna.
Dlyssortment of TEAS is complete, and
ranges prices from nISTY CENTS to ONE
DOLT. 11 AND FORTY CENTS. Coffee gronnd
to orde ,-find sold at the lowest price. Give me
a call. _ GEO. L. REELER.
-Townndi, July 14,1870.
Goods delivered to all parts
of the }tillage free of charge. Bed White &
Sloe Store.
1826.! MONTANYES 1870.
Have just opened a large andeaietally select.
sod stock of' goods for the fall trade. Dress
Goode] Slieetmgs, Flannels,-Prints, do. Teas,
Sugars, Syrups, and firtmeriea of all- kinds at
New York prices. Citickery and Glassware of
our own importation, in fact - too extensive a
stock t u t:emote, bought exclusively for cub,
and g nteed to be meld at lower prices than
ever offered' In this market.
- Nit. Dr. H. C. Porter , Sou it Co
k /WWII celebrated Electric Oil for ;isle.
Nov 4; 1870.
'. .
F.,a Rm. UXTIL Arab. 1, 1871.
One of the, finest and best.located Stores in To
wanda. Enquire of Griffiths a.. Patton. or H.
Harris, Merehant Tailor, Bridge street.
No 3,1870-4 w. . .
-.The Winter Term of Williams
port trlckinson Seminary, at Williamsport, Pa.,
a school for both sexes, will begin January S.
1871, *lth uildings thoroughly improved, new
Phil aio Apparatus, new pianos,. a full
corps' efficient teachers. The school IS wor
thy of public patronage. Buildings commo
dionsl-lubtation delightful.
Totil charges' per year (English branches),
FPot' farther -information address the Presi
dent, or send for a catalogue.
W. LEE SPOpSIVOOD, D.D., '
Trot.
_lO, 1870-2 m. President,
ler Mai Beasin's, the most fash
ionable Millinery and Dressmaking Establish
ment 'in Towthids, one ddor east of Bt. C.-Mer
cy's Batik. NOV. 9,1870,
WeBTED--100,000 feet Beech, Birch
Maple Plank, for whieb the highest price
will lie paid. • • .
Also', two good Cabinet Makers.
T. I. Lieu.
•
• Wialtissag, Nor. 7, 1870—tf.
ter J. P. Keener,.the popular and
fashionable Boot and Shoo Maker, still - lives,
and his shop still exists over Rockwell's Gro.
eery Moro, opposite the Means House. 'Every
bodyj and bla_grandmother go there for Keen
er's make of Boots and Shoes. A call from old
and now friends will claeor him in his temporsri
adversity. Ho still sticks to his last, and his
work cannot be excelled. Special attention
given to Ladies custom shoes.
Tours truly, J. P. KEENER.
A:NE* THING ix Towsitm.,:- - _-Ladies
Furnishing Store, Millinery, Dress sad Furnish-.
ing Goods, in Bealleman's,New Block, Bridge
St., Towanda, Pa. Mn. E. O. Amami, would
:51sectrallY inaonnoe ,
that she tc'hisle of
of th Towan e
comic:dims storo.roomi in Beidlenuises Block,
Dre es and m
Brio0: th lot. and has opened a first clam
Fuft Stare. Ladies'
and l ebildren s Goods, read rude, eoustantil
on hand or madam order. Mem:gest
Pattern Specimens every month, and !animal
to all desiring theta. By using our best endear
ors id please our_ patrons, we how to secure a
share of the
ezeiMine oar go ods and patronage. Huss call and
prioes.
MBI3. E. O. AOBBRIILN.
0 t. FOPS.
gzzo
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MaRC I TTRS- 1 0 11 10 1 07 1 0ak
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TUESDAY EPENZW, bie4Xl4.
-Y ORAATI)
kiefittorWiTZANZe
4 Ritr.:nrocesita uustdittesocmitet
•win present OtillillilxillaDjbc4dh. gni Es.
alma" want mew and maw** austones made
eaPran! l 4j for 11 / 1 1 ?"" 1 4 3WS-1/1"..417,,
Eitavaboigiw • , , • Clow &IWO
• ... . ....... ..111we,11tonle Howes
IMMISONATIONS:
EgTang.the saneanr . ' .. 0. A. Mgdnin
4theenerne, Xing Thos. B. Johnson
:.Haman. Overman Ot ree;toGeo. T. Cede
Zereeti.Masennittle,.. - .1 - • JAlLldenry MIIOO2
Mordecai M. Theo.-WWI
Wet Priest. • - • ' Mr. Chen M. Witt Propbeteeu.
Prophetesa. - ' Mies Mary Woodruff
A,
-IL HMO. arbrah..:, 110'4. M t Bis ßaldwin hop.
Ohotanam Duette. Plata' oflimier, ate. for Poe!:
tiplartato erneo bills which 410 be c!ti-la due tune.
Victims oat Voitan." issiecat. zit:l4
Ebbe. Dreg &mei Orders by mail may be addrea•
Ind to Irs & liampan, ey. 0.4%. Igack.,C. KethAta.
! 1 ; W. with* or BT. Amid.
1114.. expel* tom *vied the Association In
Or the eaftrall: -together a n d ECTrltate_proceeda sre to bie devoted to .u. na i nd in =
eq
bag he the low Steanser. bee Induced the
to pat the Tickets at one dollar. and ea but a *Mind
number will be sold. persona dashing them. stow
snake thetr porretuun at once.. -
A. A. HEENEt COUNTY - -
POUNTENDENT, Towanda, rt. bilks with
B. N. Peek. second door below the .Wind Saute.
11R11 beat the once the last Saturday at mouth
and at all other time 'when not called away ea bud;
nem sounded with' the fluporitendeary: All letters
should hereafter be addressed as • ikr-140
ANONEY 'QUICKLY MADE .BY ,
al: active man a=d Won= getting aohsettPtloin
for tho great religious and literary weekly Tka Carts
fiedos. edited by HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Haring inns of contributoni the lest, talent
~and. A rig verrial storyby ab ths
DiMous authoresa of Curio Tom's Cabin," just
berm. — Esrey. suliticribor for 18T1 'receives the
per roesum vaites, nod the people's favorite,
HastuSoroa' Odom worth Up, Free..
'This azw and unequalled combination is TAMING
use Imp ran.,All are doing well, catalog, from
$lO to SYO a day.. Now-,ia the mamma Tram act
Tian and gram s& There is positively nothing
that will rev von so um. Copy of - paper, chapter,
at story and nresternis. fess, Wier. -
A. U. HUBBARD,
100 Chestnut gt., Philadelphia
dec-1,'70
TOWANDA BRIDGE COMPANY:
animal meeting of the kholders of the
Towanda Bridge Company, for Mk election of a Pres
ident, Treasurer. and ids Itanairifs, td serve the en-
suing year. will be held at the PlrarNattonid Bank
of Towanda. on Wednesday, Jan. S. 1871, betwean
the beans of one and threap. to.
sordolg N. N. BETTS. Jr., Noel.
NOTICE TO. CARPENTERS f,
The undersigned base made eeninsentents tots
sum (*postal' CHESTS OF TOOLS, catering
them anntattsms - nits last Dr. All. desiring such
insurance ire respectfully invited to Mire ass all. .
CAKE' & VINCENT.
6en."lnaursnee Agin.. Towanda, Ps.
dec2l3lo
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.—The
subscriber baying teamed of J. P. Van Fleet
his Dwelling House on State Street. ono door out
of Dr. Pratt's °eke, is 111 W prowled to receive
Boarders by the day oriweek at reasonable rates.
N.B.—Persons attending Court will Sad this a
convenient and comfortable place to stop.
Dee. 1:70. L. !I', ROUE.
►TRIAL LIST FOR DECEMBER
T 2.1111, 1870.
I
A. B. Smith tn. Win. R. inures et al
do 0. A. Hudson et al trespass
Caroline Hall vi. T.P. & Mary R. Hall cane
Wm. M. Chaffee Iry Richard Bourn gar : att ex
Win. Chamberlin va. EllaieVanghti. ..case
Geo W. White m 7.2. Rockwell..... cane
John Carman vs. 11. R. Millet a 1.... k,
Jacob Grace v.. B. B. Wobider -----' '
John Ilogneen vs. Win. Elsbree. - ...:
J. P. Horton vs. Crandall k llama
Jeremiah Taudermark vs. John 0. Want.
Samuel Colo vs. Jas. t. Boners 4 14 ,0111
Lyman Mato= et al vs. Sullivan k Erie Coal
ltadroad Co damages
Gordon, Fellows ..k: McMillan tie. Welles,
Friable & Co ..
Henry Strops vs. Milton Bailey— ....... ...
J. E. Gillett vs.J. A. Smith. .
...
Stephen Elayson • s. Jacob Emery et al trespmui
Lawrence Blessing vs. It. M. Welke ~: .. appeal
Patrick Kinney vs. Manson Flabree et al appeal
H. W. Patrick vs. Daniel MeDuffec c7C MOO
Chas. F. Terry mi. Prudence Ice ejectment
almira Carley's nee vo..HoraCe Hewitt covenant
Thomas Brock - se. P. T. Ferguson. . . .... —ejectment
A•bpeonas for find week returnable on Monday,
December 12th, at 10 am., and for second week on
Nbuday, December 19th. at 10 am
THOdIAS. Prot.
REPORTER JOB PRINTING
OFFICE_
recently added greatly to our taellitie - s, tee
ard preparod to do all Muds of
JOB PRINTING
AT
LOWER PRICES
•
13E `I.T ER ST Y L - E
- •
Thu auy establishment in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.
e.u.T.. AT
THE REPORTER OFFICE
AND
EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
Sie 7 l,stata for Sale.
VOR SALE.—Housn and Lot on
State Street, met of Tbird, tor wale ;Leap, and
other valuable town property. Apply} to H. 11. Me,
Kean. Towanda. Office In Patch's flock. decal()
VARM FOR SALE.—The under-
A: signed offers for rale his plum at Mountain
Lake, in Burlingteruownship, at a great baagain. ;
There areniteen acres °Vaud. a dwelling' house and
a blacksmith shop, mishit 2 S acres wheit on ground
and a good young smehard.rThe only reason for
selling is that the prellibt - Owner desires to change
his business. lONS LEWIS.
Mountain Lake, Nor. 2.2. 1870. ; 6w*
'& 1 0R SALE.--=-The house known as
the Academy Bonze." situated an State
Shoat, between Third and Fourth Streets, with lot
763154 feet. House well finished and neatly papered,
containing 10 or 12 rooms and oellar..' Water run
ning into same by lead pipe, and the Joint use of a
never-failing well on the-premises.
ALSO—House;and lot on &liana Street. adjoining
the residence of Jahn A. Codding. rag, Lot 7.51125
feet. Thehonse contains 6or 7 rooms. and cellar:
Good, well of water premises. Possession given
immediately to the former. and to the latter April
1s1:1871. For prices and terms apply to. W. W.
KillPhitry. office of Pa. k T. C. tB. B. Co.,
Towanda. Pa. , dec.l.lo.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
V tlALE.—ltinety•Ave acres of land with new Cir
cular Saw Mill and other Improvements, situated In
Albany - township. i short mile above the village.
Comdderbarthe location of this mid it le supposed
-to be the beet plane on taw. Etr•am, for either grist
mill. saw mill, planingrintil. manufachning turd
tore. or any such businesst 'A yid amount of bard
pie, basswood, beach. bmvh, sib and Immlock
can be brought into this mill, by the neighbors at a
fair price. The proprietor has about one million of
his own. This mid has proved safe against high
waters sluce'the old mill was Milli about twenty
years. ago. The Dusliere Ballmarls finished put
the mill. .E:derigielng persons will do wed to ex
amine thidproperty. The proprietor . would prefer
only to ea ono-half to a person of good character.
1 • that could invest from one to two, thousand dollars
in the business. A. new house lied lot beside the
au Works. For further particulars inquire at said
house Or at the
dee.l,lll-6m
- OM SALE—My_ House and Lot
A- on Pine street is offered for solo at a bargain.
For further particulars' enquire on the premises.
Sept. WM. 1 MIA CHASE.
FOR SALE.-HOUSE AND LOT,
• !Ablate on Fourth street. neirJames Phi=
Rouse 21532 feet. with well and'cistern. good
and fruit. Enquire of o.D.Wreintam. at the store of
Wiethaw k Mack's.
Sept. O. 1870. .
lAlUit FOR SALE IN MONROE
TOWNSILIP.—Tho subscriber offers _for sale
his Valuable tom: Wing ou the Berwick teriltke. in
Monroe township, three miles from the village of
Monroe, and seven miles from Towanda, with •
good road leading from both the above places. The
Sullivan & Erie Railroad also panes through the
farm. It contains 190 acres, about 85 &Orel under
good state of cultivation; good hotlaßßot too large
orchards. and Omen watered., Terms easy.
.7
_. • .C. RTGRAT, 2d.
South Brazteb , Aug. 100.
FOR SALE.=The Mount4in Lake
Farm in Burlington twp. I now offer for sale
my valuable farm, located at Mountai : Lake. an the
Berwick turnpike. Burlington twp at a n bargain. The
Orin contains 133 sues. 100 acres improve l; shoat
60 wires stumped and fenced. (100 acres Mans
There are two dwelling homes. one new hares.batu.
one large and one email farm bum, a good palmy.
~der home and fixtures, two apple orchards.
a goodly number of- Peach. Pear, Plum and Cherry
bees. two good amino of water-saes eachhouse:
Llio a large and commodious work mod Washer.
Adjoining the farm la that beautiful sheet of
inter, known as u lleantain Wm." cowing some
65 bares. nearly 611 mmie Of which betompsto me by
=from E. Overton: Eau. There is oleo
wawa af five acres adjoining the Wm. which
Is well supplied with springs of pas cc6d Wider.
The grove and lake hare already become quite not
as a resort for pksaure seekers. -
P. I will sell a millciente quantity o 7 seasoned
lumber tor building a house-Mat feet. I can also
furnish the shingles and lath if desired.
Also, eight good-towa, hogs and sheep. -
The dlsiance from the Omuta Towanda tag miles;
to Troy 9 miles; to Ulster 7 mike; Konrad = 6
settee Inetaither particular: A = of
X Baia
Proprietor.
Oct. 13,'10
ME
WES
P.V l B l .‘, C°t
14 'Plse received%WO? lot Of
Annestie Cotton 'Ociofita-
7 tliuce Opi - greOf
;,-,'
itVLDIE . ' 1.,N-IRICES;
nnd are now mffii4thei viiryl)i!l
STANDARD VIEETINGS It 1210
- .
HEATT YARD-WIDE SHEETINOS AT 10 C.'
Also another large lot`of re.
LEI
CA - LICOES!
equal to the best manufactured
=
,Cll6ll
mail
ejectment
lEl=l
.trespass
trespass
Also, from the late Auction sales,
to
DRIEISS GOODS,
many of which are wining -at ' ~ •
HALF THEIR . VALUE
O . REAV BARUAINS
COLORED RLANKETS I
A large•lut of both
JUST RIKIFIVED
11011ZIII MCINTOSH
LArams , ,mrtrits
=TM
ISM
ERM
MEM
El
per yaid.
MI
MEM"
jiow selling at
Tim CENTP YEK YAnD,
I=
Glt E.:l TEST • VA 1111;11
NEW FALL & WINTER
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EN
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' 4' r.
WHITE AND
,
• ,
Also a splendid stock of !.
whit* are being add 1,4
VERY LOW PRICES.
•
XI:TIMONE STORE.
am ii,ikini
I" 4 ORDING, RIISSEI4&
• ..
TOIVANDLTA ,
Ocher. in .
, .
ME
CORSAGE GOODS,
Ittelo NM rittitxift
Ask attention to tkek great variety
of all kinds of "
ST.O. HEATEIOANGES, 4Vc.
The Imprpved
HOT BLAST WERICA't4i,,
with Faiurielted-Tank.
THE COSMOPOLITAN,
with nuviihui Mr' Chamber.
THE" MERRY ,CHRISTMAS
witkcombin4tion ille4rth and Door
- -4,ND 1111,.H9T:8L0T,.-.-
.are tlie leading patterns - of first-class
CAL ) AND WOOD
COOKING STOVES!
*sides these we have the
PROTECTOR, "
. TRIBUNAL, -
-• EMPRESS, , 7
MAGIC SHIELD,
.
GEN:,GRANT;
- and PIONEER.
AM the greatest-variety of
HEATING. - STi!)PES
ever'affered by us,- coleprishl the
MORNLNG GLORY, . -
AMERICAN BASE BURNER,
LE!
ORIENTAL,
REVOLVING ' LXUBT BASE , Bui*;ill,
NATIONAL,
450 Bibb's_Dianiond
B 1 .11" a . E TER .%
for warming ,upper rooms .from th 4
Chimney; withoht pipes, the .
AMERICAN • PARLOR ['HEATER,
the best in . use; mid. the
ORIENTAL Bir.TAsa FUB ACE_
SASH BLINDS AND DOORS,
FRESH CEMENT AND LIME
..
r .o ' t
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0 ~, 0 ::-.• . ' ~:,--, 0;
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En
WHEELER'S, ND BLOOD'S
roNs - rms.t:cu
Gout"' Steel Kiiiven Fokk-s at One
Universal Wringers, Bench )Vringers,
litrvelt,y4Vringers, bbty's Wash
- erg, BritSs Kettke, Voreelain
Kettles,. linware,
Boger k-Brothc;r's
`.. SILVER.. PL...4TED:. IVARE,
Kerosene . Oil the,„larel at 28 cts
_per all3u.
4
. .
Dupont's'powcler b - k,the keg - 50
Rifle 4i
50
ELIAS HOWE .tiEWINO
Not excelled, it equalled lqal_aty 1.10 , y always
please.
3tEettANIC'S-TOOLS
EMS
Bor l ins )lachines, -
.14,mes, • ^-
Anvils,.
Vises,
- Bellows ,
WctilovitoAlio attention of tniUdcret9 our superior
dock of
DOOR LOCKS AND,TPIDEJLT.NGS,
-
'wren so to crate Jewett's Pure. Es:•eisior, sea other
relfible broods or • °
PAINTS ANIYOILS.
Wagon Niagara' 'and Cairiade Batr i d-wonld do
well to visit tut. We have Pteladelp Jersey
Elpokaa, Fine Axles, Felloea, Springs, Ile,
Oak spokes, 2&. in. per . set i . $1 00
" • 2i", •3 50
4. 2 i n. if -' 3 00
MILL SAWS, PACKING,
LELTHER AND 111.33T31111.,i3ELT1NG,
PLATFOII3I . ,SCALES,
\''IUE,LBARROWS,
SfICT GUNS.
• -
'kuxr,.
Pistols of 41 kinds siwaya on hand.
St. Germain Student Lamps, Church
ChandslieM, Gas Fixture % Gai
PiPe, Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Burdens Horse
Shoes. -.
Natignal.Horse Nails by, tlio boy,
. "at 22 its. peeepottivi: z '
GOODS Ditavrazio ratEefix cans.
-HOruses fitted with Gas ; Pixe, Fix
tires, Heaters, • ke.t i Ate., on short
notice. •
CODDINO; 1111851E11, k Co
Ttkan , l3, Nor. 13,"1970.
STOVES, 1310 N,
&C., &C.
.A.Np - FAVORITE
At Frc
Alway 3 vu hand,
T ~ .
DuMir p sit
Woocien - Ware
kc,
in greit varie.
~kgene
MACHL\II.
CODDCSO, Ir.U"SSELL `ie. CO.
In treat y
Chisels.
havAt
OILS,
LIST OP MI MS DRAWN FOB
Doopither term of Coo* car Monday .
Docomber 6. WO:
Athena tip., Jason IC Wright: Athatu bocce:ll U
Illtettell; `Albany: /amen ; Ineretu. Win
Dowell; Dortthaton3wl).. Jabo Lino; UMW. Alga
Atone, A.W Walnut: Litchfield, Wow Park. AY
Tent A l Layton . ; Lelleyattlie Daniel Balla%
J
Houton tarp., Daniel Koßlyan. ed= Pliarathan
Pao: Jenkins Willf113111; Borne tip.. lied. MOM] ;
PP1 4 1281101 1 ). 466 8 Bisbbarl ; Birth - Creek. Ather
ATM"; Terry. Bellboy Macho, tirTroy born% It A
Gates: Towanda bow'. Perrin Penbypacker: Tawas.
da North. John Divine ; Irladbant. , Btepben, Wick.
bun; Wysos. Ears Wkothse. Josephltleraav
takerna usrma—cunt WILL
Athens born'. Jae A Brietpl., II C tbnith ; Atlanta
two.: Ell Murray. Samuel Orenahlre. Oulu C Page;
Albetw. Jae It artlios A TMetilli. Atha Vaal= ;
Earth:atm west. Emery Godard; Canton Up., Cbu
E Riga, Ayers; ColcunlAa. A B An Ale; Gm
vrne. Geo Aldermen; Renick. John Erskine: lath
field:Burge= Barnum; Monroe twp.. JIM Blantelt;
Orwell. Both P chstren RidabeTry. Jo P Arlrea
Booth Creek- D P Illbtretb; Bbethequin. EJnewcil,
IraaeJ Horton. Geo Smith :' Mathew Wee: Geo 1 1.
Stevens; Florinelebt. I T Adams ; nelesula;Wro L
seomon; .Towanda bore, E 7. Chaffee. Lucien Mc.
Molten: Troy twp., Daniel FoairtY.Jaa PPratt: Troy
bore'. Cliasy Dare; Elder, Chu Uollenbsek; War.
ren. IllirrinMon.Vrbitaker. Wm Howell: Wilmot:Al.
sah 1 9 /gun. Valentino Brown. W T Grant ;
Joel llov; Wyse:. Wm H Wrenn. AII Rinds: W.
all:4oz Truman 8 Lacey; Windham. Albert /fetch-
77SATZRI zv OEF-M}:0011D
Asylum, Jonathan Stoma: Athens bora'.
t illilusLa
Anger ; Athens leap.: 'Jahn ifutJoierph Leg
nett; Barclay. ZOW3 Dula.. Eder's:4 Chllson; Burs
Bunton west: Moorman* Ballard; Cantallthoro%Sam
nal Owen': -Canton twp.. du A Boners COlnuarta.
Jae Wilson, MalAsou Taylor; L Streeter
Ass Awhile ; . ratebneld, Adnibert Mann :-- Lena?.
Una% Waller. Levi Paolo ; Monroe hero', du Gris
wold; Overton. Orange Chase ; Orwell. A W Alger :
Pike. Edward Osten: Borne trip., Aaron Drake.,Wou •
T McCabe. A Di Wattles; ltidnberry,CieoSiswormee.;
Smithil - old, Andrew U Campbell. Wm Waldron;
Ellsha Landon. Daniel Tanning, Imes
,Tlarrekt: -Troy boro'. Edwin Oliver ; Towanda born',
Goo E Fox; Towanda north: dames Foster; Lnaearrs
la. Bonbon Madison ; Terry. E Sheriard4 Warren, r
to rue linftintna: Wvw,x. Thomas Cook. 1'" W Wad
• moo ; ttitmnt. D TI RtowcU, Leander Citable': Wy
att:sing, Edward Hornet. •
TISATEEX•JVIIO2B-11113113 ICEY.t. • "
Atilitrg two.. Abram Westbrook:- Asylvnar. Edwin!.
Decker; Ilurlinaton twro,.; Joseph Worleiy.Ju Zikii
ol's;.Thuilnoton west. Marvin Ilockwan;'Bruilutan'.
.uoice. Gen Death ; Barclay. Dennia O'Donovan; Can- .
ton top.. Tebabod Bollard : Franklin, J alcanness ,
Grenviils. Win Warren; Herrick. Wm Nestitt; Welt
&Ad. TI 8 Mono; Leßoy. Silas Kelley. Chu Stone;
Monroe two.. Gny C Irviuo: Pike. - Geo Slocum. dos.
ish Ilmadley; Boma two.. Wm B Park: Bidaborry
rineont Owen; Smlthaeld, Chu B Brigham, Samuel
Tlyatt. Edward Illakealey Eihesherinin. das Smith. -
David Horton. Jr.. Jae Sherwood; iltaridgeone.T
F Espy. Johnson Sprlnelleld:C
Simon Fuller. Tilsha Young; Tewaridatoro'• B=l,
C Trans.' Long. D'A Overton; Towanda north;
Inns Biles: Towanda twp.. Andrew Shiner c Oster.
ilell Bartholomew: Wyalusinir. A. 7 Elliott; Windham
D M Brainard; Welles, C L Shepard. Albert &alai.
.J. P. VAN FLEET. Sheriff.
IigEGIgTERS NOTlCE—Notice is
111 hereby LaVCI2 that there lian been filed and'set
lled in the office of the Register of Wills iti and for
-the county of Bradford, accounts of. itdattnistnetion
upon the following estates. viz:
Final acct. of S. B. Pettengill, admr of Samuel
Pettengill, late of South Creek. decd. -. •
Eisial sect of. Humphrey /3celtwith and henry
grunallan of Wstseit B. Barns. -
lyml of A. N. Spalding, excentor of. Abiram
tipilding. late of Leßoy, clued.
Eilllll acct of !swat Strait, guardian of Elmira hot
.
-Final acct Of John liritzlee and Orlando Rom - .
iplmr*of Junes 31. Bowman.
Final acct . ofGeO. C. Page, aqua of. AVMS Goruaby,.
7.
intimr Athens twp.. de:d. ' .
Partial acct of DIE Lieftuor, guardifik of F.dirin -
Purple late of Troy. - , .
' "Finel4c.pannt of Geo T Granger. after of ltobert
Eidayrisy. late of Wysox. deed. :-.:,
Partial ic.i't of 'Mary E Hern.ez, guartin of Sam
net Pfirple. late of Troy.
Final account of Robt .11e5ceonlnir of,Terenfian
Eogerp, late of Towanda. dee'd. . .. - • le--
Final acc t of Ebenezer Snell, eer of John Such,
1.-ite 014111 e. deed;
Final ocelot A Iflliehop, exer of Shepard here,
lzte of -Wyse:. deed. . . . ;'
' .
Final
- acct of Jazuea Vandyke, adtnr of Andrew
Srtegmee .
n. late of I:llAter twp.. de..ed. - -.-
Final acct of Mary E tferreer.. guardian of WM
Calarove..
Partial ;col of Aaron P. Alien, guartian of r..ip
,,tu 4. :-.teycn...i. •
AITILLIfiLIIZZ:r.
ALSO—The appraismient of Property I.:A oft by
es...ent!)rs or administrators VI wldts or ehible,n
of the topowtim x:^xl
114tate . c. s f JareObilips.
. . A. Niltuseell. ,
Samuel Brown.
Jam ea 11. ]lobe.
wotman.
'• e. T.. Ward. -
Waist. Spen:er. -
rieonte C. ("or,
name will - be pmient. , .l to tlie Orpban's
Com t of pratitora county. on,-1111,11.SDAY.
2 for confirmation and
allwaraner.. C. F.. GLADDLVQ;
2:4: 1 071'. -
p R oCLAIIATION.—WHEREAS,
.
Von. FARIIIS 11. STRIITE:II, I-Vetch:id du.ig,
thr Judicial courLetrld of the corm-i
efltr - tford and NuAlUchanna. and Kona. ZEIM. 3
.7.0 s Ini.atr. an • T. W: Va'alnx.r. Associato-Judges,;
j:, at,,l fur alitl c, , unty of firadfo,',l, hare bented thei4
Precept I,caritlr data the tat day or November, 18:0: -
1 ,, Lie d:trcted holdtnu a Court of Oyer and
Tpriemer. General Quarter Scsaions, and Comateal
Tnr,..anda . f.,r the county of Bradford, on
,I"alay.l.,welol,(r 5, 1,i:0,t0 continue three weeke.
Ni,thre.Vtii..refort: hereby giten•to the Coroncra.
mud Jur,tiee.4 of the l'eace. of the county of Bradford.
Plat they be thcli and there in their proper person.
at In o'eloel: In the forenoon of said day, with re
eerds.: inquieitietei and other repiembrances, to do
thc,..th:ngq which to their oillce appertains• to be
t14,1112:-and those ~ iho are boned by recognizance or
..Itherw.h. , :: to prosecute against the prisoners who
'an , or 1324 - j :be in the jail of said county, or who shall
be boUndto at,pcar at the said court are to be then
and there to T,roeren to against them as &hall just.
Jaror, ar, requested to be ontietntl in their atten•
dance agreeably to their notice.
1.).U,A1 at Tortula. tho Ist day of November, iu
year of onr Lord. one thowiand eight hundred and
and of tho Independence of the Unit , Al,l
Slaty s, tht, ninety-fourth.
J. P. N4S FLnt..seriff,
THE DISTRICT COURT OF
AL the United - ftw7lll. , -Western IXatrict of
Vennsylvinia:
V- P. 'WILCOX. of Canton. a - Bankrupt under the
Act of Congress of lfarch 1.4.: 1901. ,Itartlair ;Indict'
me a Discharge froth. all Int deLta: and other claims .
inns - abb., muter mad _Art. By ...order of the Court.
No race IIERZ111: tart:ff. to all' persons who hare
proved their debts. and other persona interested. to
• aprear on the 10th day December. at 10 O'clock
before F.. OVEBTON, exist-r, .this 'd
ile, to TZurauda; to show muse, if ant' they hare.
why a Discharge should not be granted to tb, said
Balikrupt. And further: 'Nektke is hereby given. that
the s. , ,ond and rUrd m6etines of the aaid Bankrupt
required lay the 2Tth and 2Sth Sections of said Art.
w in I,l„rr t!, pt the same time and
idaro. R.
' . Clark.
A -UDITOR'S NOTICE.--John Bee=
1 arnica es. Lberrd Darin,' No. 374, &pt. T..
180. In the Conti of Common Incas ul Bradford
county. .
The undrrshmed, au auditor', itppointethlby said
Court to dishibuto funds in Sheriff I hands gristly,
from Sheriff's gala of defen,Latea personal pt
will athmd tO the ditties of said appointment. at the
oftiee of Overton k F.lsbree. in the harm:Leh of To‘•
wand*, on SATURDAY, the 100 - day of DECEMBER
S7o,`ltt o!el,?;•,1: a, the,
time and place all
persons having claims on said money are required
to present the same or be debarred from twming oa
sa!,l fund. -N. C. ELSBREE , 1
Noi-.8, _ • Audit , or..
.A IYILINISTRATRIX
Notico to herehYalven thatall persona indebted
to tho estate of Jt)HN' K. JARVIS, late - of Pike
twp.. deceased, are requested to nuke imailidiato.pay•
moot. and all persons having claims against said es,
tate must be pfescut the same dily authenticated for _
settlement. NANCY ld. JABVIS. • 2
Nov. 24. 19;0.. Administratrth.
A IjI4,Sa.STRITaII'S XOTICE.—
.4.l.Notice is hereby siren that all ersons indebted
to the estate of W. K. GLIDEWEI hde of Gran
ville, deceased, are requested to make Inimedtate
payment: andall persona Ire Mg claims against said
estate must present them duly authenticated for set
tlement. _ WARD WA1111121..
Nov 22, 1870. AdniDditratot._.
EXEUCTOR'S NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby given that all persons Indebt.,
ed to the estate of J. 11. Williams. late of Monroe
tp. deed. are requested to maks Immediate payment.
and all persons having claims againstsahl estate must
present them duly' authenticated for settlement.
JW IL- 1111.1.G0.
Executors.
Oct. 26, 167
•
CIUTION.--Whereas my wife -
Lin Laving kit my bcd and board without jimt
came or provocation I hereby forbid all persona har
.boring or trusting her on my account, as I shall pay
no debts of her contracting.
LAWRENCE AI:LEARN.
Standing Story, Nov. 13, pre--.3t• •
CO -PARTNERSHIP.-NOTICE IS
'kJ hereby given that the undersigned have UM.,
- day ferreted a limited co-partnerahi m air the preseou
lion of the Carriage and Wagon- business, at
the old 'nand of Henry Strike, udder a Damn U.
firruLx & Co. '• 1
TIMMYSTVTI •V i .
U. S. CLAM
-
Tovonda, Nov. 1, .2.:170.' , -
.
NTICE."-LEFT MY BED . AND
board without jast care or proicstatlon. my
wife LODUSIIN: IL BAILEY. I heroby forbid any per
son trusting her on my account as I shall pay an
dehts of her contracting. ,
rtdon, Ta., Nov. 11, Igt)
STRAY.—Carve into the incli)s
-..x.d ure Of the sttbsaiher on or aboitt the 15th of
oetober, a TlElFElt . c.ar, red; white on legs and
flanks. The owner la requested to lake her sway/.
and pay charges. mut - EL TrEll. I
Wyso, Nov. Is. le7o.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
,
.L.N 'mat appileatloll . w ill be, tll& at the next meet. -
ing of the Legislature of Pennsylvania for the Wear. ,
poraUon of a Savings Bank, to be known se the _
Athens Sall !WE MIA, to have a capital of fifty thous
and dallars.with authority to Increase the same to any
amount not exeeeding three hundred thousand dol
lars. Tho objects of said bank are to reser, Money
on dpeosit and to discount notes. bills, Ste-, and to
exercise general banking privileges, to be located In
the rough of Athens. county of Bradford, with
authority to eatablish branches at other places In
said county. - janel6.l646an •
PIMPLES
The undersigned will cheerfully mail (free) to all
who wish it. the Iledpe and full' directions for pre •
paring and using a simple and . .boatitiftit Vogetabn ,
Mint:that will wage&
i s:r remove Tan. Freckles.
Pimples. Vetches. Ind oruptlons and impurities
of the skin. leaving, the same sett. clear, smooth.
and beautiful.
Ho will also send (free) inatzuctlana for pi mincing
by a very simple means. • inintiant growth of b.ir
on a bald bead or aznooth face. :
The above can be obtained brreturn mall by ad.
dressing . THOS. F. Clidark/kN. au-4riot.
195 Broadway. Nei/ Yorks -
Y. 01 Box 5128.
N,kr:4l. 1610.
WEE OrDEtt :VINEGAR AT
& =Clan.
CI
EN
ill
W3l. DAILLT
BEE