§!adforg Itqtater,
lOCAL AND GENERAL.,
ger WIRT SIRES,
, roceedings will
pa- ?rho Cont,
car next week.
go- The President's Message
o wn, out' a large amount of our local matter.
es , Th© Episcopal church choir
„ f T ro y, Will giro a concert on /Tuesday even
ing. Dee. V.
Dr. nurr will deliver a tem
,rance lecture at Myensburg on Tuesday oven
mr.t. 13th insh•
1 0.. The new bell just put up in
;be Presbyterian church, is one. of the finest
tmied we have over heard.
a- Persons intending to purchase
tickets for the concert in aid of Franklin Fire
cnmpany. should do so at once.
s t e The Episcopal Mite Society
rtdl meet next Mouthy evening at the reddence
of Bra - roN Kmasnunr, on Second street.
0:31' DA. OVERTON has sold his lot
clutaloing tight acres, in the upper park of the
, ; hype, to JLEES Fostna, for 110,000.
stir The-.. Philadelphia Board of
Irk passed thirplaeo on Tuesday last. They
s‘vre ut,l a pleadrp trip, and had their 'wives
lir The sale of reserved seats for
WitT SIRES . lecture commences at 10 o'clock
31cr.1a) morning, Dec.l2, at Perlin & &nor's
1q11:4
MEM
XV_e give place this week to
I,«ther aiiicle en the lint jest of parsing, and
decline to give more space to Ws 'vexed
-______ -
You can in'est a dollar well,
L-sj,,y a pleasant evening, by purchasing a
!al:et and attending the concert at MEncun's
!in": 'rnesday evening, Dec. 20.
Thu coucert to' come etl
Hail on Tuesday vrening, Dec. 2O
,11; be one of the grandest affairs of the land
. • ; in up in this section.
•
Z. 1 1" S. M. LArrox, Litchfield, will.
,n,avnee ou Tuesday next, Dec. 13, to sell his
,tovi, of jyy tioods, Boots and Shoes, Yankee
N; , nons, &c., at auction. preparatory to leaving
f , .; Kansas.
le- Every citizen can aid in pm
awing the new steamer, by baying a ticket fur
the grati'd cencert to come off on the -20th, and
the same time get the full value_ of . the mo
s,. paid for the ticket.
xtz In noticing the brand concert
• Is given by the Musical Ass°elation fur the
Iweetit of Franklin Fire Company, No. 1, hat
we inadvertently stated that the enter
.aienictit would take place on the lid instant.
should have said the 20th.
tar A gentleman was here Tues
ttt, bsd,ing for a location to establish glass
e do not think he can select a tumid
place - than Towanda. and tnist ourciti
enctatrage the eittcainiHe.
Pt.r.,, , ,NAL.—Our old friend and for
ni paso.r of the M.E. Church, WT. N. A. DE-
Wat , to town on Tuesday.
Its'. \V. 13ii.sLy, of Atheut, preached in
l'o vb• tori 1t church. Orwell, on Sunday
31. r. A. 'rAnoit, of Rollie,
kft at this office a pant," weighing over
•laer pntlud.. Mr. T. calls it a Cook seedling,
3..,1,4)s he ran enpply any persons iu want of
We er:ted last week in stating
J. tt, Fuest33l4 next:La's bedsteads. Mr.
- Cticaq has for several years manufactured his
or. a hoist ca 4 and wholesaled them, and we
nr. glad to kiss'-that bis work always giros
.atiNfaction.
TEMPERANCE MEEITINp. —The next
: , :mday meeting mill be held ht 5 o'clock, p.M.,
b 11. at Temperance HalL Come, friends of
auhe, sod lcua -your presence and your
'•.1F1e"1111.', victim of drink, and big,u the
• 141, ‘t new lease - of life.
faruilbelopging to the e5 ...,d
. .. , d W. 3IEANs W.T•ra was sold on Thursday
et d brong - lit about $9,000. N. C. pion=
'._!l.t 37 acres, with the house, for $4.,250; Hr.
I.•'t.t ei. nacres with the• barn, for $1,630;
m.• II 1.. Hut., 11:1e acre for $430: W. H. Mon.
II acres, SI,GOO.
Ikv. GEORGE WATSON, OUR of
brit pastors of the Episcopal church in this
died in Norwalk, Ohio, November 15,
i -eight }ears. liii wife preceded him
- land of rtist " only a few day., having
on the 26th ofaOctober. During her ill-
he seemed entirely unconscious of hie
, r❑ •ufiering. lie Ns-as an invalid and blind for
years previous to Ills death. Hui daugh
• z . e, principal of "CUttage Hill Seminary,"
,hheepsie, N.YE
z:=le
A 'barn owned by PERRY
I h Ell. at Highland, Towanda township, was
.I,croycil by the on Thursday night last, t 0.4,111,17
.4,111,17 a ith all its contents. Tho fire was tin
-4,431,1x:i11y the work of an incendiary,. The barn
‘ , P• insured in C. S. IttlssE4's agency.
The carriage barn of alris:FAsNr B. Wcws,
•, Aanibis township, was harmed on Monday
wil ,, rbing last. Mrs. \V. also lost a horse, wa
-4.,l,q..barness, Ac. supposed_ to be ineendia
As announced before, the Co.
...atention of Good Templara will meet here
ii the 21st and 22d December instant. There
tuli likely be public meetings on both evenings,
..iiresscd by Hon. S. IR - CuANE and other speak-
N. There arc some thirty lodges in the coon
' t . . and all attendance of one hundred to ono
neared and fifty delegates is. expected. The
who are willing to show their hos
,itahty in entertainiug ttie members of,olLie
utiou, are requested to girc their unties,
ith uumber they eau atammaiodate, to either
tee tolloniug of the committee in charge:
t eh.. M. IiALL, J. It. Filosr, C. G.
J. Coumteo, Mrs. 0. A. &mown:, MART
C.isil, ErIiE.PECKIIAX.
h. legates on aniving are also requested to
•ir,rt th4.lt,eh es to-any of the above-named
MEE
-or T. Larruni. CorusE.—
Prctideet of the New York Authors'
101 deliver the lecture, entitled "After
sari, In New York," ouSiednesday erent, the
h Inslan!.
Though nre,...arily of a somewhat sensation
.) character, this h:eture is pervaded "by the
'I .t ituexc*ptionable moral tone. Mr. SIM
ha wade a specialty of lectures descriptive of
miramilisr phases of life in great cities. He
has , tudtr•d his subject closely through mily
?tar.. adopting disguises to enableliim to pone
%ate the most dangeroni haunts of vice and
We append notices of - the press: "
" For most of•his hearers, his descriptions of
•tran:e seeike, h: ,- ;"surveyed id his wander
• hart. the charm of viler norrily."—Nett:
tlltibtratioa. Le drew pictures of
itG , u hich, in pathos and characterization,
•c. wits to the great word-painter,
Coromccciel.
the Union M.E. Church were
elaatorat,AA last ewttitigbp3lr.Wirt
`"•'.• .k aulpner Fa , ti ; 'tire 'speaker a
14tterillg ailfuirablo lec
. . r,st,
Wirt Sikes proailly undeirstartdo his
ar , any nian in New York; arid
11. , a • tri ate, 1:I x , tr.tiglltforward way:"
"Poke in voiu.'.
His - styli. in eitlir,liotring, picturesque. Ile
m-404 . b dramatic elementu of character and
ica' tion and groups them in an cffectieceshOe."
_
SITUATED Nor Ali ADJECTITE.--
Some hero been wounded by conceit,
And died from mere opinion otraight. •
—Buller.
Such, we fear, W. - Editor, will be thetate';of
"Ax Ow Twain,'-"Q is viz Column," and
several others. They seem joined to their Glob.
S'ome, perhaps, would say, "Let them alone"
—but such is not mewling to our opition. - . -
We want them to understand that 'there are
more things in Hes aid On earth, than they,
in their philosophi , speculations, ever dream
ed.
It mail be a man than Pythagoriti ever -
was, that would Ind us to take any man's
" ipse di.rit"—his say so in matters of
opinion. That man to be pitied who will not
investigate for .-
" - _.-rldere assertion °ants to but little. We
ought to know w we affirm, and what we
are &bent. Those tell us that "situated"
is nothing but an atctiveinthosentence, "To
wanda is situated the Susquehanna," have
not brought a singlejproof in iupport of their
position. Oh, yes t the teachers, it seems, took
a vote at Towanda that "situated" seas an ad
jective. That proves nothing.
The church of Rome once took a vote, in sol
emn conclave, that the earth did not revolve on
its ails. Galileo said it did. Now, Mr. Editor,
who was in the right—Galileo or the priests of
Rome?
Well, Water= has been appealed to, in sup
port of a "situated "Towanda, and the " where
of" owners of that mountain castle.
11311
But Inbater even does not say that situated
was never used as s verb In any case. Ile mere
ly says nothing whatever about it. And we
should bear in mind that there are a goodmany
things of which WEBS= does not tell us. Be
tells us nothing about the rings of Saturn, the
moons of Jupiter, or of the thin that swim in
the Susquehanna river. And because he is
lent on those nutters, are we to infer that there
aro no such things?
Wzss - rza, in defining- the word vital, gays
nothing about its over being used as an inter
jection, and yet it is often an interjection—as in
the sentence, "But what ! is thgservant a dug ?"
&c. Those who say thero , rtre no interjections
in the language must settle it with WtaisrEn,
fur he recognizes them.
WEDS= says notlung about what as an ad
verb, and yet it is often used as such. He says
nothing about Mon as a preposition, and yet
- such is clearly its Mike in the following line
from BruoN's." alszeppa " :
"The wood was past, lwas more than noon."
If we would ascertain to what part of speech
a word belongs, we should seewhat office it per
formsin a sentence. A synonymous word will
often assist us very much in this search. And
hence we maintain with "Fier rrv," that situ
ated, in the sentence Under.consideration, can
not be an adjective for the following reasoner
viz : It is joined with a nenterlrb, and is sy t.
nouymous with the perfect participle placed and
located. One of these words may be, and often
is, used interchangably one for the other—see
Wrzsrar., where he defines tocatefl as placed,
lituated. &c. So; then, if located is here a per
fect participle, so also, is situate and oUtteted,
one as munch as the other.
Consequently, "is located,' placed," and
is situated, are all passivc verbs, or there are no
such, things as passive verbs in the English
language.
.Igaiu : twaiiitain that sittlate is used as a
verb, from the Latin word fioni which sif ?rote,
silttati., and situofrd are derived.
The Latin word is silus (see CliAnns Spin
nymg, page 2781, perfect participle of the verb
s/sio, to be set up, to be made to stand,-tr.
a participle, vitas means sllualt Ole very word
we want, and sibulted comes, of course, by the
additleu of ell), sq, Prme , l,finfteded, buildrd,&c.
Bence came the passive verbs, .is sit/MI/13,
S. I, is phuv+l, ispnmhvi, and is G r. ild4d —and the
sentence, Towanda is pilteryl.4, i.. (I, i,i plelrCr4
;$ . 6, if Ilgtd, or it hrtiNed, un the Snstini,hanna.
Take your dictionaries, " AS; Mu TEAMED,
and "Q THE CVENEIt.' I.ook IShlrp at
thcs definitions, gentlemen, and sttek . e, you
waut to, at the boy "Ftntl.t•t•r," because ho
could not see into your oiln,.. , !liSie(ll lrhereq-•
.1 style of parsing. It you will not mleiif
thvse cone:uniting . , and euuse,;nently not ae;
linviwledge that is siti , affd is a passive verb 'ait
mach is ;; - ..fifirntled or is pray te I us,
gentlemen of the Institute of Leltaysville, if you
how it happens that a verb . and its partici
ple in Latin, on being translated into English,
become uothiug but an adjective, so that it is
riere: used as a verb al at!. This was the at
sertiou made the other day oy a 1. nructl (?)
gentleman at a Teachers' Examination. Well,
the reading of such a man, Mr. Editor, cannot
laive been %cry exteusive : and ive..uspect he cs
more ready to follow the ;life and drum—go
where others lead him—than he is to investi
gate a matter for himself. ".1N OLD TEdellEll"
called for the parsing of the word "situated,"
and we have gratified him. tore, when he has
sneered long enough at " the boy FIDELITY," we
would say to him in the language of one in the
days or old
" Mt Iost: 1.1 1. il l lll l.l llO ,
rioa " (Virgil book
Which means, Turn your uulo upou the
hope the ••Ti:.tciteu" Itur
lington will excuse oor bad spelling. A little
ant cannot expect to spell much.
BUSMEN LOCAL.
Mr Fresh Taffy every day at J. 8
C. 3. FIT.-I'S.
is- While the attention of every
body is now turned to the insurance business,
it is well to know which companies arc most re
liable. Unquestionably the ANDW is without a
rival in point of wealth. Cam'. & Vnicmcr are
the agents here.
NOTICE.—The third Quarterly Meet ,
ing, Herrick Charge, will be held (D.V.) with
the friends ift East Herrick, Saturday and Sun
day, Dec. 17th and 18th instant. Rev. Lunt=
PECK will be with us. Services to commence
at 2, p.m., Saturday. P. IL Towun.
Catuptown, Dec. 5, Is7l/.
Weir G. F. CHA3IIIMILALN, at the Wy
aluning Hardware Store, is constantly receiving
additions to his large stock of Cook, Parlor and
Shop Stoves, which he is selling at pricmi that
defy competition. Call and see, and be con
vinced. ti
DP _ (io to PATTEnsoN & KINNEYS
fur everytyng pure and nice in the line of fami
ly grocerifi and provisions. They pay especial
at t ention ito the wants of their customers. Dotil
neglect to call and see them.
par NV. A. CIIANIREELUS 3 it usual,
is on hand with a large and beautiful selection
of silver and plated ware, tine jewelry, watches,
clocks, and, in fact, everything to be thought
of in his line, for the holiday trade. As he buys
largely. be is enabied to sell at very low rates.
This.seitson of the year is gen
erally prolifieddiugs, and people who get
married ouglii'llo commence housekeeping ;
'and before thk,y do that they should go - to
Filoires and itrehase such furniture ub they
desire or their means admit._ He sells a "heap
,of go6ds" for pl little moues.
giSr• Pe* towns are so highly fa
vored in a lite'rary point as we are. We now
have as good schools as can be found anus here'
in the country, andeig advantages by purchas- , ,
ing books are unsmitilsed. if any ono aisabia
this, let them call-and examine Caoss's stock.
He is now' receiving-Abe largeat- and best select
ed assortment of books and stationery we have
evefsetn, and his prices a ''rtil)elovr those of most
of the establishments is the country. His sir-,
culating library Will prove a convenience and
benefit to thpipepple. Ho dfrrves - the_patro
age of all
Pilt - DENCE', ND GENW&"4.II3t a uu
have what subli,me abilities ho will, if he is above
applying his understandhag i to find ont, and his
attention to purpe any scheme olife, it is as
little to be expeeted that he should acquire the
fortune of the thriving citizen, aithat the plain
shoplieepcs who never applied. his mind to
learning, should equal hiin in - science. There
is no natural incompatibility betwesn art and
learning prudence. Nor is the man of learning
and genius, who is void of common prudence
bo considered in any other character than
that of a wrong-headed pedant, or of a.man of
.narrow and defective abilities.'
EMI
The very best evidence a man can produce to
prove that he has common prudence, will be
made manifest by his purchasing his Grceeries
at hlcetrt lifris, thereby saving a large per
eentagc.
E;===llEl
Sir Gsuins has - a nice as.'
saYtaKet of Mama EicK4BR and b.. 62414 at
IQW :dm* Rate ready trimmed twin one dol.
iss to ten. Corner Rabirmil Poe streets.
DS. Moszy is atm. by prarlias
fog your and Albums of Houma it
OVISTEt. A complete stock.of all the now - styles
Jost received which is offered at very low prices
for cash.
Bar Mr& E. C. AcApmkihas em
ployed Mr& Axon& ClAma, the populardresi
maker'who will after the sth of - December u
shit he r in the duties peculiar to her vocstion.•
To those whohaveemployedher, the announce.
meat will be sufficient; to those who have not
been as fortunate we can only say, if you want
your dresses cut In the most approved style and
nicely fitted, give her a Calk •
Mrs. ACKEIIXAV else keeps'a tine iutiortment
of real laces, - embroideries, patterns from Ma
dam Dewonest ; also the greatly celebrated
L. M. kraus% Iniproved Cllkrt for cutting la
dies', misses' and children's- dresses, Leagues,
sacks, &c. Charts of instruction to be had 'on
ly of Mrs. E. C. Aeximus, Bridge Street, To
.
wands, Pa.
118. F. J. CALKINS, -at the Post
on:ice Book Store, in addition to a largo assort
ment of Books and Stationery, has a lino stock
of Toys and Yankee Notions for the holiday
trade.
M. The best place in ail this -sec
tion for rirchasing Christmas presents, is at
Wicsmat lc Bum's. Their assortment of Toys
comprises everything novel in the line, and their
stock of silver and plated ware, cutlery, te.c.,
was never so full. If you want a real nice pres
ent for your wife, just buy a sewing machine,.
or a set of beautiful china. Either can be hail
very cheap at Wiesner h BLACEN. •
jar Mrs. J.-D. Hnr. is rpeciving
Millinery Goods every week, at prices unsur
passed by any establisLunent in Towanda. First
door cut of Brturnair. A: IlrociEwav's, Bridge
street.
tar Mrs. J. D. Hui has every uew
and novel style of Bonnet and Hat that can ho
had in New York city. First door cast of Baut
n.u.t. i Itinozwar's, Bridge street.
ice' Just .step into Hrs. J. D.
Hui 8 and sec her winter styles of Bonnets and
Hats, just received from the largest importing
houses in New York city. First 'door cast of
BeAnnarar.t . RIDGERAVS, Bridge street. .
ATT&NTION.—More New Goods just
received at the new Dry Goods House of
EVANS & HILDEETII,
• Bridge Street, Towando
se, A splendid lot of. Cloaks and
Cloa)dop, at- n.-ANg
w§... Irish .Popliiis, all. colors, just
received at EVANS & limpurru's.
1.4
SW` The beet Velveteens in mar
ket, at EVAN 3
I Black and colored Velvets cut
Qu bias for trituraings, at
EVAN, d liu.nricru's..
•
itr Ladies' Wrappers and Draw
ers, and full line of Children's Trappers, at
EVANS & liuu us,
bridge St., Towanda, l's.
CUUtillS AN,p COLDS.—During the
set, changeabler — seatons of fall and winter,
when throat and lung diseaSes are to frequent,
persons should bear in mind the importance .of
promptly arresting their progress by mon; the
prepeirenieclieS. The thousands who die an
nually of consumption ecru first attacked with
what they thought to bu only a slight cough or
cold on the breast: and erroneously tearing it
would wear itself OA neglected the proper rem
dics until their disease terminated in cunsump
tion and death.
If tssoy's Compound Syrup of Tar never fails
in curing the worst cases of coughs, colds,
hoarseness, catarrh on the breast, sore throat
and asthma. It is an infallible remedy for
whooping-rough. It is no private quack prep.
nation, being prepared under the -immediate
supervision of &graduate of the Pennsylvania
Medical College, and prescribed by some of the
leading physicians in the 'United States. It is
strictly a scientific preparation, containing all
the medical virtues of the Pine Tree Tar in a
'concentrated form, combined with the - best
demulcents and expectorants known to the pro.
fession. Priec 50 mots per bottle. Sold at F.
W,Bnows's Drug Store, Towanda, and KEELEIL
& N'AtVilleB Drug Store, Wvalnsing. ICFSSEr. &
L.txnis, Proprietors, Philadelphia.
Oct. 6,`70.-3m
R I E D. .
STEVENS—LYON.---At tho residence of
Lyon, Esq., Franklin, ou the 80th of Novem
ber, 1870, by Bev. Matlock Arthstrong, Mr.
Levi Storenslo Miss Cordelia E. Lyon, both.
of Franklin.
Li nu: ANT
AYES —STANTON.—Nov. 28th, by the Iler.
S. P. Gates, Mr. E. M. Ayers to Miss Lavine
Stanton. All of Cauton.;
BOLLES—LYOI4:—Dec. 3, 1870, 14, Rev. G. M.
Chamberlains the house of the' bride's pa
rents, at Spaing Hill, Pa., Hr. George Bolles,
of Auburn, Susq. Co., and Miss Lucretia Ly
on.
ACKLEY—LYON.—At the same time and place,
by the same, Mr. Hilton L. Ackley and Miss
Loretta Lyon, both of Spring Hill, Pa.
BIRNEY-=-GREGG.--At the residence of Fran
cis Gregg, Esq., in Towanda twp., Nov. 24th,
by Rev - . O. L. - Gibson, Mr. Hiram Birney, of
Wilmot, Pa., to Miss Adeline Gregg, of To
wanda.
GAREY--JILLET.—At the Methodist Episco-
Va: rsoiei " l t h- M a i Y ' Pa Tet:otzlfj4es,ta kaie
of Windham , _wming_Co., and aSB Julia
Jillet, of Tarrytown, Bradford Co., Pn.
O'HARA.—Iu Binghamton, N.Y., Du. 3, 1870,
Angeline. wife of Thomas O'Hara, in the 48th
year of her age.
SULFOllD.—Suddmily, in Ilenieli; Dec. 2. '7O,
Isaac kinlford, aged 68 ears. Lamented by
all who blew him.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
La' For insuran c e ag ainst lots or
damage by the. in reliable companica, apply to
JOHN W. Mix, Agent, . '
Towanda, Pa. -
°Mee Mei-cued 'Block, north side or Public
Fqttare, 1):c.1, IK7O.
NOTICE.—An annual 'meeting of the
stuckholdern of tho'Towanda Iroallanufaelur
ing Company will be held in tliik Grand Jnry
Room, in the borough of Towanda, on Tues
day, the 20th day of December, 1570, for the
purpose of electing officers. fly order of the
Board of DireetorA. A. U. MasoN - ,
Ifc7o—td. Clerk.
Fur a, first-class PAELOE, STOVE,
at a reasonable price, go to tbOWTalnaing Hard
ware Store. G. F4:Citasintat..us.
Wyalusteg, Doe. 5, 1870—t13
is.. Fresh Oysters at wholesale,
at the Oyster Depot. Odic° at the Bed, White
and Blue Store, Bridge street, Towanda, Pa.
Dec. 8, 1870.
Mil?' Leave your orders for Fresh
sten; at the Bea, White and Blue Store.
Dec. 8, 1870.
- itilr'Fregh Oysters by the can,
quart, or gallon, at the Red, White and Blne
Store. Dec. 8, 1870.
1%5.. Choice 3titckerel, only one
chilling per pound, at U. 3. LoNo's.
June 10, 1870.
"Sea Moss Patine " for Pud
dings and Custards, for tale be
June 16, 1870.
J' The Quarterly . Convention of
the 1.0. of G.T. of Bradford immttn meet
at Toltanda on the third Wednesday in Decem
ber, 1870. G.W.C.T. Chase to be present.
$. C. GAtiman, liege.
Wyalabing, Nov. 21,1870—td.
• *La Highest price paid for all
kinds of Farmer's Produce, at-the Bed White &
Blue Store,
TAItOR, GORE, _Merchant Tai
lots.
liar Good Molasses at 44 ceuts Tier
gallon, at the lied, White and Blue Store,
Bridge Street. Nor. 10, 1870.
•
Goods deliverbd to all pa#s
of the •iliac free of charge. Red White t
Blue Store.F"
'7: . "l7"‘L'r: -4- 7.7.VA , :in 7.1 '
DIED
I=li=l
Ezzi
H. J. Luca
• 1115. New Year's' Party 'at -. mon
Hotel, is Rome borough, on Fridep evening,
December 30. 1870.::GoW amide; will bo -in- it..
tandem • Bill 12.50; . Pku.on,"Pror
• NIL NO :Year's Party at Green
wood Cottage; an fri.Doc. 30. Chaim*
in attendance. Mt WO. E. W.lftivPstier%
Sarateiv ; Year's at the ifoleomb
Hope, Leroy, Pi. All aro mvited to: attend a
darmo. Friday evening, Doc. 30, 1870. Noma
Smith's Cotiliort Baud. Bill Apo. •
.• c, D. liot.comi, Prop'r..
ler A New Year's Party will be
held al West Franklin, on Friday evening, Dec.
80,1870. Good made will be furnished. 'Bill,
12 50. H. L. Simms, Prop'r.
RED Ass COAL.--Alis coal requires
less draft than the hardest white ash colds, and
burns freely and all up clean—leaving hoary,
red ashes, of less bulk than those of any other
coal. , It will particularly please Those house
keers who, have been using soft or Barclay
coal, pe alit gives a steadier,, more durable and
cheaper flra, and much less .9bjectionable on
account of flying ashes.
I would be pleased to have the citizens of To
wanda and v icinity give this coal a fair trial;
and am confident it will give good satisfaction.
I haveallsizes and at same prices as other coal.
101— Orders left at my Office, No. 8 Ilerctir's
Block on Park street, or at P. J..fla/kins' Book
Store (Pest-office) will receive prompt atten
tion. • it. M. 11 ELLFS.
Towanda, Nev.,9,1870.
se. The course pursued by the
Cascade Mills, of selling good flour at the low
est possible p rices, is productive of numerous
advantages. It makes a ready market for the
superior wheat of our, vicinity; supplies con
sumers with a cheap and wholesome article of
fresh ground flour, and as amatural result Makes
active bu siness for the Mills. War iu Europe,
drouth, and short crops, are having the e ff ect
to raise prices; but this Mill at all times sell
at utinimuntyrices.
July 28, 1840.
vs.. The very best place to buy
Fresh Oysters; is at the Bed, White end Blue
Store, Bridge street, Towinda . , I'a.
Dec. 8,1870.
Srruw.- - 1 will pay market price
for Svc or ats - tons dean threshed Dye or Wheat
Straw, to be delivered on Tolvandallate.
Dee. 1, 1870. . • R. 31. WELLES.
Mk.. Drrrnicu's Music Skim,
east of Afercur's Bank, 'drat door, where you
will find Pianos, Melodeons, Organs, Violins,
.Gnitars,.Banjos, Strings, Accordeons, Clarion
eta, Flutes, Sheet Music. Instruction Books for
all Instruments, Music Books and all kinds of
Musieal Merchandise.. . April 11, '7O.
Go to the Bakery, first door
north of Ward House, for fresh Crackers.
Oct. 27, 1870. 7 D. W. Scorr S Co.
se.. Great reduction in Teas at the
Bed White & Blue Store, Bridge St..
i1P011.11%
re' HENRY HARItiS, Merchant Tai-
Ivr, Bridge street.
Burnett's celebrated flavoring
extracts, for sale h M. J. Lela.
Jour IG, 15itL.
I=l.l
ScuooL.—The •Whiter Term of
111:inie Academy will commence Monday, .Nov.
24.1870, and continue 17 weeke. Tttoso .wish
ing to enter the school ill find it to their ad
vantage to apply early.
P. L. C111:1811.1.4, 1'ri1161).11. -
Miss AILtNI).I. UILLANOL'It, At;S:Litalit.
Nov. 3,1870-4 w:
irre. Second-II:m(1 Sewing Machines
for sale at a bargain by Wiy:tbani - tt mark.
Also, Machine NCCAICA, Oil, Thread, bilks,
&c., &c. April 25, 1870 —tt.
ter We guarantee satisfaction in
•il the work wo do. Wo cut, make, and trim
clothing for men and boys wear.
U. }hums Co,
4 Bridge Street. Towanda. Pa.
C. 0. D
I beg leave to inform my old fiitut.bt, and the
public generally, that I have opened A NEW
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE IN
BEIDLESIAN'S BLOCK, BRIDGE .STREET,
and respectfully invite an inspection of my
goods and prise". As my stock has been pur
chased entirely for OASII, and as I propose to
sell for 'READY PAY, I feel confident that my
prices will compare favorably with any estab
lishment in the cotuitry.
I have'paid particular attention to the selec
tion of Gnome ShICES and warrant them ETRE.
My assortment of TEAS is complete, and
ranges in priceafrom SIXTY CENTS to ONE
DOLLAR AND FORTY CENTS.' Coffee ground
to order, and sold at the lowest price. Give me
a call. GEO. L. KEELER.
Towanda, July 14;1870.
1820. - MONTANYES 1870.
Have just opened alarge and carefully select
ed stock of goods for the fall trade. Dress
Goods, Shootings, Flannels, Prints, itc. Teas,
Sugars, Syrups, and Groceries of all kinds at
New York paces. Crockery and Glassware of
our own importation,
_in fact too - extensive a
stock to itemise, bought exclusively his cash,
and guaranteed to bo sold at lower prices than
ever offered in this market.
45y- Dr. H. C. Porter, Sou & Co
keep Taylor's celebrated Electric Oil for sale.
Nov. 3, 1579.
FUlt RENT UNTIL APRIL 1, 1871.-
One Of the finest and best located Stores in To
wanda. Enquire dr Griffiths .1; Patton, or H.
Harris,"Slereliant Tailor, Bridge street.
Nor. 3, 1870—lw.
tar The Winter Term of Williams
port Dickinson Seminary, at Williamsport, Pu.,
a,school for both sexes, will begin January 5,
1871, with buildings tliokoughly improved, new
Philosophical Apparatuff, new platys, a full
corps of efficient teachers. The school is wor
thy of public patronage. Buildings comnici
thous—si !nation. delightful.
Total charges per year (English branches),
$178,00.
' For further information address the Presi
dent, or send for a catalogue.
W. LEE Srorrswoon, D.D.,- • "
N0v..10, 1870-Am. - President.
gilt' Miss BitAsei's, the most lash
ionable Millinery and Dressmaking Establish
ment in Towanda, one door cast of M. C. Mer
cur's Bank. ' Nov. 3, 1570.
WANTEu-100,000 feet Beech, Birch
and Maple Plank, for which the highest price
will be paid.
Also, two good Cabinet Makers.
T. I. 1..i.0t:Y.
Wyalusing, Nov. 7, 187.0—tf.
New Advertisements.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stick.holders of the First National Bank of
Towanda, fur the election of Directors, be held
at the Office of the Bank, on Tuesday, dann.ry 10,
1870, between the hours of 1 and 3 p.m.
N. N. BETTS, Jr.,
Cashier. .1
Towanda, Dec
TAYLOR'S ELECTRIC OIL I
This Oil has proven itself a medicine tiosityaszed
in the cure of Rheumatic lameness of any kind re,
glaring an outward application. We defy the medi
cal world to bring a material better' adapted An. the
alleviation of pain and lameness- in Man °ifßeast
than is this medicine. It works upon the same pal
lilac as its nearest kin—Electricity and although,
like all of our best medicines, it sometimes fails, yet
the eases of failure are very rare, and are always
complicated ones. It works like magic upon burns,
frost-bites, sting of bees, and all external poisons.
Every fatally should hint it in cases of fresh cuts.
bruisesor sprains. It udll not smartlike most nied
itißell when applied to a new core. It is no ifludek
preparation, but la composed of nice of the best
materials known to staleria medics, compound id up.
on scientific principles. As a horse medielte it is
taking the lead of anything in the market. day it
and try it. If you do nut like it, return it and re
ceive your money back. For talc by all druggists and
dealers in medicine. - Price 50 cents per bottl .
DRoWNINO TAYLO .
proprietor, Lltoyarille, Pa.,
CESEIM
D LSSOLUTION.—Notice is hereby that the co-paitnershlp heretofore existing l,e
tween U. WARNER and JORXIIILX. under the
name 4. Witmer k Thx, is this day dlzsolved I y mu
tual conieut. The books and -flenninds of said Arm
am now the hands of Win. IL Warier, of Canton,
who alone is authorized to reeetc&payment.
W. H. WARNER.
Nor. 25.'70
U T I 0 N.--WHEREAS MY
wife Mary has left my bed and bored without
just cause - or provocation. I hereby forbid all per
sons harboring or trusting her on my account, as I
will pay no debts of her contracting after this date.l
Smithtield,-Doc. 7.'70-w3 • HORACE WEED.
BUFFA.LO ROBES.
. •
•
•
-POWELL k -
Bare just crier:reed a large lot of Buffalo Rubes
direr! from the Plains, which are superior to any
oliered by rut heretofore.
• _KEYSTONE- ORE.
•
Ot3obei 2G. 187.).
AFL LL ASSORTMENT OF
Dtl Illa CANNED rarrpt, M
March-10,18G9. LONG & -I:F}'i.FSt B.
TBri
GEM FRUIT JABS, THE
imeo. in use, wholesale and retail. ;
Judy 1. 3IeC.U3E & 1111(
LL KINDS . GROCERIES AND
Pros/alma .at wholesale and retail, at ' '
May 20. C. 11. 'PATCH'S.
CHESTER WHITE PIGS.
FOR SALE BY
. May 11, '79. 2iu A. U. SMITH., ra
NOW ~ AdVl~lk
-fri-11-E '- L. .4:,. it,:e_ E s..v
EME
AND
MOST, COM,PLEVE
Asturialent..or
EZZEMI!
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
PLATED -
.WARE,
SILVER WARE, GOLD RINGS,
•• GOLD - CHAINS, &e., &C.,
Eter tveliml to ruin market, Li LOW on CthibitiOU
and for sale at the well-kno:an store of
W. A. CHAMBERLAIN.
Mr. C. Lowi pita. rulturtled frt,in the v.ty. anti *it-
tors himself that Lin stuct: has Lccll boughl - at but
tarn figura , , aud that he can offer better totbitx-
tuents'to pnrcharera of tlrat-da , s goods than any
establishment in the country
I3U3II ) IIREY BROTHERS
WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
100 CASES --
100 CASES
100 CASES
MEN and BOYS BOOTS
.MEN and BOYS BOOTS
MEN and BOYS BOOTS
50 CASE:
50 CASE
50 CASES
WOMEN'S and MISSES SHOES.
WOMEN'S and MISSES SHO, S.
WOMEN'S and MISSES SHOES.
LATEST
LATEST
LATEST
AND BEST QUALITY
AND BEST QUALITY.
AND BEST QUALITY
100
100
100
FINE TRUNKS,
'FINE TRUNKS,
FINE"-TRVNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS, &C.
TRAVELING BAGS, &C
TRAVELING -BAGS, &C.
FI.N.4T LOT 1 - N . lOl
FIN] ST LOT IN TOI
FINIIST LOT IN TO
V U )
orte
v.OO
_
SPLENDID HORSE BLANIMS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS '
I SPLENDID -HORSE BLANKETS,
'
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
EVERY
EVERY
EVERY
- I
Large lot of
Largo. ot of
Large ot of
BUFFALO ROBES,
BUFFALO ROBES,
BUFFALO ROBES,
L ,
F.A.NI RUGS, it'll
FANG ' RUGS, &C.
FANC RUGS, &C
Lacing enlarged our aalesrotuu and made eaten.
sive purchases of all goods In out branch of trade,
we aro prepaid to•offer extra inducements.
Sept. 1870, Bliortuals..
G ROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ast selling at Mall by FOX k =BOWL
FT , THE CHOICEST IN
T,
by the seek or barrel, also Fresh
ground Meal, Feed, ke., at lowest market
ratcsat FOX S 11131C1AVU.
Now -Adtiortisisatte.
wagyinnt TOWANDIC
TUESDAY EMI*,, 7DEC. 20th.
•
GRAND CONCERT!
Zoo& of. - 12ANICLIN
• THE TOWANDA. OICAL AIIIIdoIATION
• -
Will present an this maiden, the ..O•IITWES or Es.
rgeae! wit/knew sod appropriate outman nude
expressly for this Cantide. - - I:lllnrannin
otNawrYotl.
• . -. 1 ,-
Miudest - Director • Oco. T. Cob!
Rego Manager Chu. B. Scott
/*did Kiss Minnie Bowes
• IMPEMONATIOIfre
DUMB, the Queen MM. 0. A. Baldwin
Alueuerus. King of Perna.....Dr. Thos. D. Johnson
Boman, Overseer of realm deo. T. Cole
Zeroth. $11112131:4 wife • Mrs. Henry Mercer
Mordecai Mr.. Theo. Mullock
Nigh Priest, - Mr. Chas. L Salt
Prophetess, Miss /boy Woodruff
Regal Mr. 0... k. Baldwin
Hartxmah Mr. J. W. Bishop
Chorouses, Duette, Maids of Mecum etc. Tor per-
Boutin see mall bins which will be out in due time.
TUX= Irrie, DOLLAR. For sale at Porter k
Ilirby's Drug Store. Orders by mall may be addree.
Ned to Ira B. Humphrey, O. A. Black, 0.0.
J. W. Slalom, or S. ,
• Themat expense incased by the Assodstion in
toribe enkrMi... together with die
EgiUrthe Moil* ere to be devoted toward y.
lag for the New Steamer, has Induced the committee
to put the Tickets et one dollar, end ss but i limited
number will be sold, persons desiring them, should
make their purchase at once.
MEE
AA. MINgY, COUNTY SU
• IPREESTENDIM. Towanda. Pa. Office with
B. It. Pec 2 . wand d oo r below the Ward Hons..
1/01 be at the office the last Saturday each month
and at all other times when not called away on bull.
was connected with the Supetitendency.' All ette:a
should hereafter be addressed as above., ... 1.70
MONEY QUICKLY ILtiO . .BY
methe men and women getting subaciptlons
for the great religious and literary weekly The Carla.
tim Unites, edited by HENRY WARD BUCHER.
Having in its corps of contributors the *bleat talent
of the land. - A charming serial story by thil world
famous authoress of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Just
begun. Evety , subscriber for 1871 receives the
paper roe szour was, and the people's favorite,
Wastrularos, talons worth $5), Proc.
This sew and unequalled combination is TAILIMO
LIKE wan mar.. AU are doing well, making from
SlO to {SO • day. Now is the aaavorr Then, act
me= and (Kunz There is positively nothing
that will cam UM MO WELL. Cop y of paper, chapter
of story and rare terms, free. dress
A. H. HUBBARD,
400 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
dec.l,'7o
TOWANDA BRIDGE COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Towanda Bridge Company. for,the election of a Res
ident, Treasurer, and six Manigers, to ame the en.
suing year. will be held at the First National Bank
of Towanda, on Wednesday - . Jan. 4, 1811, between
the boors of oaa and three, p. m. -
Lot 3W70 N. N. BETTS, Jr.. .
„i'
:. f”
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS!
The undersigned have made arrangements to in,
sure Carpenter's CHESTS OF TOOLS, covering
them NT-TIEDEVED SUET TiIAY DE. All desiring such
insurance are rciipectfully invited to give us a call.
CAMP k N - DiCENT.
Gen. Insurance Agts., Towanda, Pa.
EMMEN
VEW BOARDING HOUSE.—TLe
subaeribar having leased of J. P. -Van Fleet
his Dwelling House on - State Street, ono door tut
of Dr. Pratt. ofkce, is now prepared to receive
Hoarders by the day or week at reasonable vitae.
N.D.—Persons 'Mending Court will And thin a
convenient and comfortable place to atop.
Dec. 1,'70. L. T.' ROTHE.
TRIAL LIST FOR DECEMBER
-a_ TE131,1870.
i . FIRST WIFE. .
A. B. Smith vs. Win. IL Storrs et at trespass
do 0. A. Iludain et al trespass
Caroline Halt re. T. D. & Mary K. Hall . cue
Wm. H. Chace vs Richard Bowen gar sit ex
Win. Chamberlin vs. Elias Vaughn. case
Oeo. W. White va. J. L. Rockwall CUM
John Carmaliva.-11. R. Hale al OM
Jacob GracerTs. 8. EL Webster appeal
John McQueen vs. Wm. Elabree act to
J. P. Horton VA. Crandall& Hancock ejectment
Jeremiah Vandermark vs. John 0. Ward ease
Samuel Colo vs. Jas. A. Rogers appeal
Lyman Blackman et al vs. Sullivan & Eric Coal
& RlUlrfiad Co • damages
uordomt Fellows & MacMillan vs. Welles;
Friable & Co case
henry Strop() vs. Milton Bailey treapass
.3. E. Gillett va. J. A. Smith. trespass
Stephen Clayson Jacob Emery et aL.....trespass
Lawrence incasing vs. R. M. Welk* appeal
Patrick Sinner vs. Manson Elabree et al • appeal
H. W. Patrick vs. Daniel McDnffee ex Case
Chas. F. Tony' vs. Petulance Lee ejectment
Abider/ Carley's use vs. Horace Hewitt covenant
Thomaajirock vs. P. T. Ferguson. ejectment
Ssbpeoruut for Rest week returnable .on Monday,
December 12th, at 10 a.m., and for second week on
Monday, December 19th. at 10 a.m
W. A. THOMAS. •
Der.8. • 70
PERSONS IN SEARCH OF
HOLIDAY- PRESENTS
JUL - E'S HUGUENIN,
• ,
JEWELLER'V SILVERSMITH,
mEact - le - SrAttnr BLOCK, roiraxtiA, PA
Is constantly receiving additions to his p•toe): of
goods suitable for presents, inch as
LADIES' . WATCHES,
- I
of all descriptions. Also a selected assortment of
STYLE
STYLE
STYLE
GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD
4 ).3 - H.. - vvm . I_, P., 'Y ,
CLOCKS OF ALL STYLES Eno4 nit: MEAN
EST TO 'TLIKX.ST.
uOLD, SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES AND
ETE-OLASSES to lit all alma of Impaired eight.
NEW PATENZACCOMODATING SPECTACLES.
Dy Ms patent I an enabled to exchange Chums at
any tine without extra charge. Call and see.
CLOCKS, WATCLED3 AlsiD JEWIZID! REPAIRED
1111)
Tocranda, Dec. 8.1870.
VOR SALE.—Horse and Lot on
State Street. east of Third, for sale cheap, and
other valuable town property. Apply to E. B. Mc-
Kean. Towanda. Ofdoo Patch's Block. dec.l'7o
VARDI FOR SALE.—The under
signed offers tot; sale his place at Mountain
Lake, in Burlington townehip, at a great baagaln.
There &reline= la= Aland. a dwelling bones and
a blacksmith shop, about 214 acres wheal on ground
and a good young orchard. The only reason for
selling is that the present owner desires to change
his business. JOHN LEWIS.
Mountain Lake, Nov. 28,1870:two '
FOR SALE.—The house.knowx-ae
the Academy House." situated on State
Street, between Third and Fourth Streets, with lot
75:124 feet. Houk) welifinished and neatly papered,
containing 10 or 12 roomy and cellar. Water run.
ning into same bylead pipe, and, he joint use of a
nevertalling well on the premises.
ALE4—House and lot on Second Street. adjoining
the residence of delui A. Coddini, Pao. Lot 75x125
feet.
_The house contains 6or 7 =mug, and cellar.
Good Well of water on preen creel Possession given
imutidiatcly to the former, and to the latter April
14, 1871. For prices an teems . apply to W. W.
Kingsbury. =ice of. Pa. nN. Y. C. h-Co.,
Tomtit* —4l=l;7o
'AN DA. '
'PANDA.
"ANDA.
VALUALFAPROPERTY FOR
BALE.-2iinety-five tierce of land with new Cir
cular Saw Mill and other Improvement*. situated In
Albany township, a short mile above the
COnsidering the location of this mii) it is supposed
.to be the best place on the stream, for either grist
mill. taw mill. planing mill. manufacturing furni
ture, °zany such business. A vast amount of hard
maple, Unroof], beach, brach, ash and beinlock
can be brought into this mill by the neighbors at a
fair price. The proprietor has about one mitten of
his own. This mm has proved safe against high
waters since the old mill was built about twenty
years ago. The Dualism Railroad is finished past
the milt Entertai well to ex
amine this pruyosiy ni ng.. will do e
proprietor would prefer
only to sell weld f to it person of good character.
that could invast from one to tiro thousand dollars
in the business. A new house and lot near. the
Tenranda Gu Works. For farther particulars inquire
at Said house or at the mill.
dec.1,10.6w ROBERT McIRTOSII,
I'OR SALE.—My Honearand tot
on Pine street is offered for Woad, a bargain.
For further pastictilars enquire onPie premises.
Sept. =.lO. JULIA CHASE'
VOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT,
situate oriigourth street. Deschutes PlAnners.
House 21x39 foot, with well and cistern. good garden
and fruit. Enquire of o.D.Wrogasst, at the store of
Virieldifun k Mere.
Sept. IS, 1070.
rARM FOR SALE IN MONROE
TOMMIE—The subscriber offers for 'ale,
lie valuable farm. lying on the Berwick turnpike, ni
Monroe tartishly} three miles from the village of
Monroe. and seven miles from Towanda; with a
good road leading from both the above places. The
Sullivan k Thie Rai lr oad. also passes through the
farm. It contains 100 acres, about' 63 acres =dor
good state - of cultivation; good Minding.: twolarge
orchards, and is well watered. Terms easy.
J. V. AIDOWAT.
Uouth Branch, AUZ. 17,11)
31ust not forget that
0110 door loath of
AMERICAN WATCHES
SWISS WATCHES,
MEI
Baal Estate for Sale.
Pave a co.,
Power & CO.
ia
Aro how offering the ginatest inducements to
anti ingrers era ofkred in tido mans.
They eapccLDyan attention to their recent yty7
hem perchelee from the late great auction Mks
-,-,
DRYS C7 -00D8
Tbey arc now r fr beautiful
HIGH COLPREI3-AMXICS
At 2 tent
EXTRA QUALITY PLAIDS
• -
At ..01 t eut
BLACK'+A LP , ICA 8,
(j jOd y(114, Oki 23 Ceuli
Together wale tl c 1 .e4 ecety
OTHEU DIIEiS ROODS
E‘e.r extubited u 4, at equaily la* priccb
KNIT GOODS;
II001"
NUBIAS, SCARFS, &C., SC.,
Wry laro stock just received, and will be ifuld
irked the genii prices
DOME,STIC COTTON
i . a S;UVU~
Annunivally tarp stock, at very low-pricti
111
- , 1
Our whole store, he each department, n now tilled
With the moet complete deck of meotleTever shown
Tcntandsito whirl your attention respectiplly
called
Dec. 8,111.
Wang, luta & Cs.
VODDING, RUSSELL & CO,
C.:
- • -
- pealcis
ItAIIDNYARE.--k
CMUM - GOODS,
keritICULTI:iRAL IMPLEMENTS,
Ask attention to their'great variety
of ail kinds of
STOVES, HEATEMBANGES, &e.
The Improved .
HOT. BLAST A3IEBICAN,
with Enamelled Tank.
THE. COSMOPOLITAN,
with' antiliary Air Cham ber
THE MERRY CHRISTMAS,
with combination Hearth and Door.
AND THE HOT BLAST,'
are the leading patteini of fait-class
COAL AND WOOD
COOKING.STOVESI
- Besides these we have the -
PROTECTOR, - .
• TRIBUNAL, -
EMPRESS,
.SHIELD,
GEAV, :GRANT;
and PIONEER
Aud the greatest .vorieti of
HEATING ;STOVE4'
ever offered by us, comprising the
AMERICAN BASE BURNER
. .
LIGHT BASL
NATIONAL, AND FAVORITE
Also Bibb's Diamond
II AL 7' Ur oli B II E ,I.l' I: It B,i_ it,
~,,i'
ing
the
abe,e
~,.
w,.. . - ,....,.c
,I Li Wily It 171
fOr waxwing lippel: .VOWLIS I'l'olll tile i -
Chinino:‘',,without iiipes, the • 1 I C_N.X SELL 000.DS- CILEAPEII
'
AMERICA:'.; PARLOR tiff:ATER; !ii,au'inui •t";;i:owing the bleelitlenl4, arid Laving tio - -
knowledge of it thenibelve.l; have to employ ottten. at
• •-•-• 1.116-rbest in itsO,:ancl the-' - , , ta m e =uric. to attoni to it, and cuatonEieta toilet •
1 pee Luccortlingly—au they: liketnyecif. .
ORIENTAL - Pontititt; F . t . .7IINACE. 1
1)0 11 - I.:SINESS 1:0 LIVE ill IT .
. .
5.1511 IJLLNDSA' '- 1) 'DOORS
FILLSII CEMENT AND LIME
- e. x=
• - r--
m
Cr: - . ...! -
C 7 1
'4'.
WHEELkAt'S, AND I;LUOIY6
• .
..HORSE POWERS AND TURESHERS.
Goof Steel and ,Porks at 0110
Dollat".:rpe r set.
UluVersa Wringers, Benelr:Wringen.4,
Novelty Wringers, Doty' Wash
ers, Brass Kettles, Poreelain
Kettles, 'Tinware,
Wooden * Ware,
• &c:
sILVER 1.1".114:,
Korosene . Oil by the barrel at 28 ets
per Alm.
Dapout's powder by the keg - : 4 ,43 50
Rifle • . G5O
ELIAS HOIVE SEWING
Not sy.ellvd,--INualled any They always
please:
COi.DT*O, RUSSELL & CO:
Saws,
Boring Machines, --
limes,
-Anvils,' •
Vises,
- -Bellows ,
• D;ills, •
Chisels
Weiinviteylbt, , atteutlOn buthlera to our abrerior
stock of
DOOR lOCKSAND TRI.II3IINGS,
Da sell as to Olir Jewett's Pure, Emeelsior, and other
reliable b}aula of
Wagon :thikers and Clrriage Builders would do
well to virdt nes. We have Philadelphia Uub. Jersey
poke.. Fine Arles, Fellow, Springs. Thils, le,
Oak milbkes, 2. 1 ! in. per set $1 00
,t 21-
• •
"
3.50
". 2 in. " 300
LEITIg;11 ANIIIIUDBER,LELTINt:,
• 144E4LBARROWS,
St. Gefinaiu Student:Lamps, Church
Chandelierki, Gas Fixture% Gas .
Pipe, Pumps, Irori
Burdens Horse?
Shoes. "
KETIffOIiE
..,National . Horso Nadi by the box,
: at 22 eb4. per pound.
6001. 1 5 DELIVERED EItEE ON CARS:
-.Hogses Jitted with (as Pipe, J'i.
1 tures, treaters, &e., &c., on short
• CODDINO. RUSSELY. Is CO
lonancic 15, Lill.
4
I I notice
TOWANDA; rA.
"STOVES, . IRON,
&C., JX.
310M,41NG GLORY,
ORIENTAL,
AL Fabt tury Mt.
lets aya oil/r>Zils,.l
iiio
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ori
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E.
Boger' k Brother's
„.
11l vent variet
Ah,Lat:t. tm•
-MACHINE
31V,CHANIC'S TOOLS
In great variety
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PAINTS AND
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31ILL SAAVS, t;
OILS,
SCALES
SIICT 6171:$
RIFLE:4,
: •Ur,
Pikuli, of all,kinth alwayt on Laid
TO WAN-DA: • 11A.RKETS. ')
• VUOLZHALE PIIICEL •
Coneetod every Wednesday, by C. ?Lugs,
subject to changes daily. .
Wheat, Is bosh 'ss 4so
Rye, It trasb
.Bnekwheal, Imp
60
Corn. 1 11 bush
Oats, busbi '
Bemis, S.
Better (robert
- do (dairy, 13 lb "
Es, doz.
Po toes. 'ft
Flour. IP bard •
7 331 4. •0 50
14 lb . 6Ce 18
Onions, W-bush 1 v.
Wymins or 60=4—Mina GO lb.; Corn 06
8r5561ta.; Oats 32 lbs.; Barley 46 lbs.; Bucker t
43 lbs.; Beaus 02 lbs.; Bran 20 lbs.; Cora
• Timothy Beed_44 lbs. ; Dried Peaches 33 ;
-Dried Apples 22 lbs.. FL: Smats43lrys. -
MAIL . ARRANOEICENTS
4.1/1. THE TOWANDA 1 . 09T-07110E.
Until further notice the 3falla at Ms °eke will
arrive and depart ab toikrwa
. . Artier. Depart.
Northern Mail 715 A. lA,._._. .5:15 r. L.
Southern .. . i5:111 P. X. ^"IS a. a.
Troy -,.... ..... .. 12:00 x. ' I.oor. L. -
Canton 7 ..„.. - 1.0( P. at 110 r. 3f. -,
Dushore b. •-• 61101.. st - 8:00 a. rt..- : ;
Lellayartile '. ' , 11:00 A. AC . 12:00 M. .6
Earthy " . 12:00 x.. .. . . 2 210 - r. at. 2g.
Eaton nulls arrives every Monday, Wedneadayrand
' Friday at COO D. se.. and departs at 7:00 a. sr., on - ..ut
Tuesday, Thursday, and eaturday.
Liberty Corners null arrives every Tuesday. ?Lora
day and Saturday at 8:00 a.m. . Departs name day
ILL 9:00 A.M.
W AIL mails close 10 minutes tif orelk - e liusde-
portureF mutate mails r.otlli and stink _dose 45 aka
let prerious.i • . • 11. W. ALFORD, P.M.
TO THOSE• GETTHiG-Takali
MWE Tuottori:
1- 1 = u1; bilutild Mud)* cuo ' tbiugs.
GET TIfEIT WHERE rutsztuss CLOTIIRi&
18 3LADr.
- ,
vaililtE. TItIY so 1.1 - C. 441
. . . -
.%sol'ist order to be abbe to kelt a iotd art) 1c cheap
the nierchant.noast understand bia baseness, and
hit/wallow, where and whist to buy, as a prartiesd
-s
-snavloee; and a • -.-
• •
PRACTICAL, TAILOR
Ii altr i blanches I Kok to bc, lbatiog trut
EIGHTEEN. YEAIN EXPTJUENcE
In t! bin ed. 1L e Lcan .icniter In tutue
14. aq hutoce
NEW YORK CITY.
. _
1 du my ownhnying, gelling and cutting, and
divide my pronto, no man. so-that les& of it wilt
do—and with rent and other expenses to pro
portion.thita matim the coot of claming oil the
bu , dimai very FAIL
. „
1: va doubt fLc abose ttottukult,.
I.y I. up.ln
•
T.%11,r, Tosva[lda, is
IMMO=
TOWANDA
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,
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MI
LVIi()IM \VO.,,
( ‘:"1.: PED .1 NI) OPEN -13“:01ES
uik AND lIECKOBV
LS. 1: W
=ME
t TE.A . I MON ,SEA
rrj light, and po ditrabio that. t‘el,l but
btti e to do towards their decay.
,
. !vf.frk Itclore pftteit s,iug f t
elf Iterairiwetione on short notlre.
M. C. 31 - Er.orn; Prr.t. C, W. VINCENT.
• TEM:1101a. July 211; tiurcrintAtTifleot.
R. N. WELLES
FOAL YA
tuta lattitc: uutice prices at yard, arc
Egg, or No. 2 - Vi
Stove, or Noll. 3 and 3 $5 50'
Nut, or coarse, No. 5... S 5 25
Pittston Nut,"or No. 5 $.5 00
The following, additional charges will Ise made for
delivering cual.krithiu the borough limits:
Per ton r,O rts. Bain for cart, leg in. 7,0 d
ila( t0n.......35 .•
Quarter t0n."25 '•
!fn Leave Orders at my Coal Otra r, No. 1,31 e r ,
curs New Block, south side.
-
)15" Orders avast in all case be apeurud
the cash.
Towanda, Sept. 15:70. E. WELTS.s..
TOWANDA COAL YARD.
ANTILFSCITE .I'D tralmoifs COILS - .
The under...it:tied, having I=lo the Cdal Yard and-
Dock at the old "Banlay Basin;' and just completed
a large Coal-house and Officenpon the premises, are
pow prepared to hirnish the citizens of Towanda and
vicinity with the different kinds and sizes of the above*
named coals upon the most reasonable terms in any
quantity-desired. Prices at the yzia nuid further
notice: .
Stove = • • . 13' '')
lArge Egg --. t .' 5 59
Small Egg - , , . 5 50
Lump ..550
.
PI/moth Nut - , 5 25
Pittston Nut .
500
"Barclay." Lump ' 4 00
- Run of 3finee * 350
Fine; or Blacksmith . 5 00
Thu following additional charges a ill be made for
delivering Coal within the borough
_limits : : -
Per T0n...50 cents. Extra for carrying in, s•Tcenta.
IlalfTim..3s " " .4 - " " 2$ "
Qr. Ton -.25 " - ." ". " . ** 25 "
ifir Orders may be left at the Yard. corner of BASF
road and Elizabeth Streets, or at R.C. Porter's Drug
Store. 0
Orders must in ill,' /vacs Al.l?
be acwomO lSTAN plualed wi
E. th
the MT
Towanda, June 11670—tf.
- .
MONEY SAVED,
BY PUBCNISISO
STOVES IND HARDWARE
IJ ell.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
1 the pilled States for the Western District of -
PenrisyPcania.
E. P. WILCOX, of (Linton, a Bankrupt under the
Act of Congress of March 2,1, 1867. haring applied
for a Discharge near all his debts, and Other claims
provable under said Act.- By order of the Court.
Nortcr. is manna - caves, to all persons who have
proved their debts, and other persona interested, to
appear on the 10th day December. 1870:.at 10 o'clock
a. in., before E. OVERTON4IL,DAttificter. at his of
fice-in Towanda , to show cause. If any they hare.
why a'Discharge should not be granted to the said
Bankrupt. And further. Notice is hereby given, that
the Second and Third Meetings of the said Bankrupt
required by the 27thlind lath Sections of said Acti ;
will before the said P.egister, at the same time and
lance. • • c. C. McCANDLESS. • -
Nov. 23. 1870. - , Clerk.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE—John Bei
cltruion rs. F.derrni Desire. No.' 558; Sept. T..
180. In the Court of Co.runou Pleas of Bradford
county.
The undersigned, an auditor. alltioinied by Mitt
Court to distribute funds In bltsrin r a hands arisng
from eilicritT's sale of dcfcrolant's personal property.
will attend to the duties of said appointment: - at th
ct . iy,,re of Occiton & Elsbree, In the borough of To
wanda, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of DECEMBER
)BM, at 10 o'clock a. m., at which time'and place all
persons bating claims on said money,are required
to present the same or be debarred from coming oa
said fuml.
x0r.5,•70.-it . Auditor.
D3IINISTRATRLX. NQTICrE- 2
Ix Notice is hereby elTal that all , fns indabted
to the estate, of JOHN K. JAlttliti late of Pik*
twp.. deceased. are *maenad to make immediate pay -
went, and persons having. elakras agairuit said sir
tate must ho present the same del authenticated for
settlement. NANC 31. JAR IS,
Nov. 24, 1370.* inistratrix.
D3LINISTRATORS TICE:—
Notice is hereby given thiffifil persons indebted
to the estate of W. E. OLIDEWELL. late of Gran
ville, decessei3, are requested to make immediate
payment, and APersons haring elitima against said
estate must present them duty authenticated fort.
tleMent. • WAED WAH/101.
Nov 22, MO. Administrator.
VXECITTOR'S
Notke is berebyslren that all persona Indebt
ed to the eatato. of J. D. Williams. lata of Monroe
tp. deed, are requested to mats =mediate payment.
and all persona havitig claims against ulfteatats must
present - them duty authenticated for settlement. .
It. DICLL.
Jos. ILINGON
Manton,.
Cbt. 3G, ibitl
S:cND 3161;
33zuc ell u Ek n.s.
ij at FOX
QUGAIt OF ALL KINDS RETAlL
ing,at gliolc:ale inter at
rex &
I ' 4O 6 1 Ts
30 6 as
=f):'
EMI
lIENIZY
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RI:VNSON