Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, January 19, 1871, Image 3

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10CAL AND ,-GENERAL.;.
or_7 he next 'Mite 'Society neet
og rill be }mid at MTS. BARSTOW'S, OR MORA''' .
e l 01111 F nest.
It is rumored that the: - Men
aplFsohn Quieten° ClUb, of Bostefi, dot
tiai place sometime before spring.
yr Roos, of Standing Stone,
!lit „v, , k Kid a calf lest thus nine months old , '
c o weighing 725 pounds be Taos( Lna and Ate
•
Ft ri, 31irrra,•of Ilerrick tUirtuillip.
In• conernence of the lecture .
sF,n,lay ownin nett, the Tee* Pleeting
Northern LodNo, 40:G.T., will occur on Fri
,vning tit this *rot. A inn attendance is
st.. C.. T. SMITH, of the Ahwnga
Owego, N.Y.. bas put iaa tootang r,attga
c o:ftAl {soo. • The Gazellejsays ii has a
. 1 . her cooking and baking fur ono thou
•
. Parties who have 'tickets for
lixicert lecture, are rquered to call at
1 . .i.Tri—t•Ktuer's and change for the next, or
13r it moni.y, to avoid confusion to commit-
0- A pleasant surprise' 04rty came
r ; sr, the boom of H. W. l3noc'yarke, Esq., in
ou Friday 'eveninelast.i We pre told
4.t oil enjoyed thentaelten, and the table was
t.. u ntifully ?Tread.
rs, Reader, are fon a*are that
ran necnre a copy of the 4EFORTER once
st i r f . rek for one year, for rtrO DOLLARS? If
_Ton net yon know tt now, and ehadd wad
n . dot amount of money and yOur name .and
ilia of rceitlence at once. 1 .
- or J. F. MUM k Sox baYo sold
their foundry property to Ilootwr.u.
Itintroeton. The bu t a ne's w in
Almoner conducted under the name .of
tt Cu. The Idessra. Root.
• 4;Li. perienced mechanics and we gladly
'e que them to our town. .
The water famine which had
~,,, m e quite general throughout this section,
I,.•. ,,, trticilipit abated - by a copious - fall of rain
•ualac stoning. . North of tie considerable
Tarr'. must have fallen, as the• ice in the pool
1, t 4. up and paaied out on alonday afternoon.
-,0101 , 11. COUNTT.— . -ISullivan county
10-Asts of being ont of debt, and what is
tn • r rur , airacing, thorn is not a single Prison
he ijml. Duiatcd among the - mottntaina,
if ,, ; from the:arc:4 and tribulations of more
r H.lin ,, u.'untiep., Sullivan may, indeed, call
; J r., :f a Dodd county.
Win. Prof. P. P. Buss, of , Chicago,
ihanks for two pieces of musie'coutpos
.: i lom—lf. and published by Boor it CADY.
l'l.e f the te is a patriotit,qiece entitled, "Hold
F.Tt -; the ether, "lionapo."—a medley.
Prnf. 1 i.ts i, abunt publialthig a new- Stutdsty
4unting hook.
1I =
sq?. HinAm A. BEEBE, of 'the Owe
, wa,l.l,•cted Presidc:nt or that
corrorati,pnelectiim last week. The
Tirkil" was cinceesaftil by . a small .
In.aprity. tit,. people .01 1 that Tillage having
1•. s .41 .1•1•. s sea with Ai , / administration of
SMTTII ), bare very sensibly fon
to try !mother.
, iA3. The lectl.re -to be. given on
svir meninx next by Rev. 31.1trritim HALE
.rcmn, PI , port of the tonrso, will without doubt
dr F-und to be at onee one of the most 'untrue
ns entertaining and iuteresting over
dim red here. We trust'. that our town pee.
to t general attendance that
hr continuation -bf lectures in the future shall
a matter of uncertainty. .
l'ErtmiNAL. —Prof. P. P. Brass, for
.4lbid place, id supprintenekent of the
l.r.t .Slintlay-dchool, Chicago,
. —l;.4.l.rsslsJA,wi , ll„and favorably known bete
E. a I;Anker and pnblie-spirited :Man, is going
M a i...engage m the banking business
For os-eral ears past, Mr. li. has been
r 1b NationSl Insurance Company.
.
ledge 3thartm was one, of the committee
ap,.. , 110‘41 by Congress to attend the funeral of
11
Ifit The Northern 110-r Gazette says:
Al :h.• Freent fir.e in Canton. s. party of young
n „• , t a ca..k of whisky frffin the hotel that •
sl* burning and Wore get Hui; pretty high, when
• me ladies belonging to. the Good Template
a raid, captured it, and drew the faucet
let. the benzine . run on the greiml Good
thr la dhsa."
W. wish there were more, ladies who would
the slime pthiition on the liquor question.
ler At a, regular meeting of the
,1.1 Water Templar', heldon Itiedtiesday oven
::tl, Jan. 11, 1871, the .following oftleers were
:
r II trait CILLIYEL A.3.—Cnia.Cootouxu ;1
Trent. Ltixte Doro Liss ; F.d.—Eirszerr lonoirr;
Chen. WrLIMA 8.111111 ;
.1••i.-3i3r t -ll Arn o. Cowin 'Bur.
; ().S.—FnANK Mc:GILL: P.CM—Fanr.,
C• Al 1....
EV'ELLENT AITOIKTM.P.fiT.—MajOr
31. P..r. - 1:11., of this city, has re! eired the
Miiiing Engineer for the Frio
Cornpnny, which position ho will fill hi
to his ri.tip.nsible trusts for the 'foi l
s'And,a I'o3l ('otnpanv at Barclay, Pa. This sp.!
1-mila , lll i, a jnnt and proper recognition of
fsuhtill aria skillful act VICO , rondel"i to the ?
company by Major Mc notri:t.L., elutb on
lo• Icefaiirlislic.l eugitwerg in the conr.
1.4. th tlw Cctmpauyand
~ >I .). , r upon ills appoultinent.--ilmini Ode,
s9it ---.111111.----- , . .
- •
Ire- At a statell!navetin,s , :of Romfiii
1 ,, !..., No. 11m, A.Y.31,, i:..1.1 atltome, Pa., Dee:
1.. 1•7. i., ¶h, f..::1”-Aing wit unallinwnoily adopt
,-,i ;
It hve ‘ ti the pleasure of the
tr•' ,, 11..' of the F i riverm• to remove Iry
ttild, , t our 11.teetnedi friend and
r r. Thai Nevi- llo•refore
• ".:. Thet netlu e death 4.f Brother Toalt
rT '.' r•!. r 114. Le , en d , priied of an Porno's'
a iottnihtn,l rcahme, MrMbOrt
V^T , ll! •ilins ts,re - tlualled uiily by
I !.r., - ?.lat, imogroy.
•' • ThAl INzwrathir. with
Saintly, who in On. ilecelisoil have
' •An't ever teo4eLflkind and Lorin;;.
x i" • roi."lhai.'a Lilt vrt• d - e. 14,. deplore the
enr troth er. we to.vi.rthelees rejoice
• • 111 , t..ni.t) had for tad no
that h wa', ,inly clothed with • fall
Ramitt. , 4i to the >;lnrtea of
' , ratel to fligh t and to receive the:
Pri.r. ',moo , •1 th.- (;randMasli.r.
That a vuty of the *have be fur
.l hr ti.• Se , r. tart' to the Lundy of the dee
r"a•'1). and t.. ON 'count, pnpits for publics.
1. A Rtuawav, See y.
• ; : •
•
Sit••• At a meeting of Martha Wash
of R. L s othre, Nu. 34, 1.0.04:.;:the ( 01 -
1 , .‘:1)g suhit Jona were reporhol Ly r.l.l L Mc
1. 7, the alai/ruin et the comtnittee,iatlfinnan
in,!,n4ly
has pleased the Father of Mer
. to take from onr midst our honored add be
-I•.'ed si.ltr, Mrs. CELIA BLAICIIARD, we dam.:
tot retrain from giving utteraiwo to the feel
aadnese and P.,611'01, that we feel 111.--Iser
Fni•lA , .n end uttriperted death A!ID WHEHEAN
II I` I" 'mull.; anrvivin; members,
v‘preas in 1111 appropriate Manner ottr high
I. ll‘r , elAtilln of hnr worth sea sister and *neigh
1.. r. and of her xervices to this Ledge kwo as
' nihcr and an ofticer—therefore he it I
That we, the tne.mbera of ?Martha
Washiocton tAislito, No. 34, Indll'en"
„„.
' l.ll 4.order'df
Odd Fellows, have heath with
profonint regret of the sudden de- ;
Siatcr CELIA ELaracHaii.
1 :•-"eert, That igiher death this 'Lodge'. has
• • I.'en deprived of theiiervices of a faithful co
. • ;Terator, and of one'of its brightest ornaments.
ib.ol , 7r . d..That wir„who knew her well, min
-. gip our grief with ;our bereaved and stricken
brother, with the etpression of the fervent hope
that no 'llis;inscrutable dispensations
perinitted.thiii great bereavement, will as-
Silage the anguish of the stricken heart.
I: .s " d r.d, TilitiOnt hall be draped in mourn
mir.and the morobers wear hemming badges
for the space of throe months.
That. a 6 , 41 of these resolutions be
. presented to the family of the deceased, and, a
roll be furnished the Bainrorin REEORTES and
P,',lA-fnrd Arra fUr publication.
la- 4co -. _ ,
ni r. arir -
Joi coo &
mug, in reisteihni : 44: lialtiteFiv;lii‘ thUs
spesii of the testimony - of young BV11101,11:
1 /Ir. DlNittillftildis kepkei Vie slant , .-- •
nine in the morning till one, at whleh time the'
court-adjourned for dinner. Tidal witness' tee.
timony was - consistent through i mml i b t, and the
ckmded Awe Lor Maxon% PM
ercis4nestionit* him ma not inl . least cwillia*ow
the brave young clerk, norandn: hie discreet
tesiimony.- He did bot make the evidence as
roger& the prisoner's identity th the man
who shot Mamma positive but came as near to
*a positive-evidence
direct.' ma could bit viral the*
eration
lftr. 'humors ii a son of lamina Ikamois,
of ftteiensviiko. heal be renteinbered that be
wee in the store with kfriauci t uralit was main
ly through his heroism that the murderers wets
prevented from accomplishing their purpose. .
pawn.L.—ALmosrr TIM —About
tom o'clock on tbh satirising of the 12th
tire was discovered in the blacksmith's shop oc
cupied by Mr. C. I. Eairmai. Alarm wis
im
mediately given, and'in less thin threiminutes
oieVett Mert'WCre on the groundirith pail of wa
ter and sticeeeded_hesubdaing it.l Had it not
hden 'that Mr. Liao:teas was called at that time
td his store for medicine fur a neighhor; and the
Htnoly discover 7 of the firs, the Osnits would
beie been disastrous, as lister 14 "rerf scarce
here and at a distacce from the shop.,:. The tire
was caused brsparks in a woedetOxix of saber,
and not the liprork of an incendlary,'‘ - We are
happy to shit& Be careful oryouithabes I
I • T.
EDITOR ELF REPoitTEn—Dear ,
The last els weeks of the year 1870 was a
time long to be remembered byttio inhabitants
linger 11111 and vicinity, and many will be
able to look back, we trust, it yeas to, come,
and rejoice that a protracted meeting was over
lield there. Daring said "Unto the subscriber
held one of the most interesting religions meet.
;
ings that it was my Privilege over to , attend.
About twenty.flve sosght and, fot i l the pearl
of great Twice, twenty of Who jot our church
ink probation, and WM a, goody nrunber of
said converts ars heads of families. Religions
Interesti are manifest st all of appehitments,
and I pray that the yearlB7l a year
great ingatherhig into the shuribli militant.
M. Dasanus,
hstor of M.E. - Church.
17. 1171.
Sugar Unn, Pa., Jan.
rip Ms.' Enrrn : Winter's cold
heart is ilth us. *not enable fist: 'there are
no lazy persons on We veinente l , but lots of
squeaking boots and eh et. Is it not singular
that this screeching lee ion carnally makes He
appearance about thicti 111 of the year, as if to
add So our cold-he east 41 Boras s may
i
be grave, yet he is the 'ranee of much mirth.
He l ls 'tricky, `indeed.' Ile p'reperss walks as
slippery as the ways of life„end confuses the
understandings of many of our Who sages as
well as those of the elite, even sot they feel their
taster end is near at hand. [ .
"No GOODS 3tIMLITIMEXTED HERE!" striliee
the mind forcibly, but wlken y'on atop inidde and
make a purchase yOu will be fercibly ,Struck ;
at least, a friend of mine says he was Atli bolt
and shoe - store in Lock Haven. 1 . ,
seltoolnia'am handed me the following
sweet morsel, sent to her by a felitiol director :
i want you to set Some CoppyS for the Chil
dren that come to your school if you hat not
time in school ours do it in the levenitiK i hay
talk to some of the directorn on that point
Yonurs truly
Wh e n this , rorthy officer went to school,
pens and foolscap were in use and they,
had as good writers then as now"; so out of
the way with "your new-faiagled ideaa." This
city director should be paddorl around. 0, for
p quill from a hstmtaing bird's wing, to write'
the cOpiod for a buzzing school
• Row solemn it males one fee i l to know that
man is the onif reasonable ere tore (in earth.
Of all nature's animals man aline must think
and plan, and work (int his orri saltation with
tear and trembling, '"What. s blessing to man
that woman is not a reasunablepreature, but is
• of a higher ordef.that &Serpa p ossessed of intni
tire t alike man, 6110 dearille whis
ky and tOliscon avd chop( to ber Ootl. Fwo
Dann& reasons hits most men when he Raja—
" The luida.fly, why can't I r Woman, created
of purer material than man, 1s not subJeet to
Buell )ogic.
Democracy is a good thing - to have in a finia l
ly, but it won't dole, nurse, it too much. 63si
democratic editor, et least, is sensible ; for hi
confesses the fart that xo party can stand that
openly opposes-education. Ile alai "SYS that
the heaviest democratic vote is polled where
there , e's the least . raiding. Phrenologically
speaking, modern democracy lead weight,
eventuality, time and-order, but is hilly deice!,
opedin elimentiveness and &striae
. .
tiveness.
Narrow gnago railroads are attracting the at
tention of many of the people this pity.
luestinit of laying a tract from this place
through the lower end of Nittaity Valley to L 0..,
gansrillo in Sugar Valley., is being_ thoronaltly
discussed. On abort routeaThe narrow gnake
usually costs from if,ooo to }7,000, while the
broad guage costa on an average $25,000. A
narrow guago road is just what is wanted be
tween Towanda and .Canton.
The week previous to the hOhdays was a joy
ous time to the teachers of 'Ciinton county. It
was then they held•the largetst and most en
thusiastic Institute ever held in the county.
State Superintendent WICSISItHAII, Profs. J.W.
Snorstaxisa 'and E. T. Bvnu*x, ilia bounty Su
perintendents Maozz of Center, and lonasoa
of Cameron, were present froM abroad.
A Jewelry store was broken Into in this place
about 3 o'clock. a.m., of the 7th inst. The safe
within was muffled with wet buffalo rebus and
.blown opals. .Ibeel 67,000 worth of property
was taken froth the safe. Several suspicions
parties hate been arrested.
Our city people are-onttitigl the West Branch
Corerl.l into square blocks, Ilfhloti tloy peek In
small houses where there lots of sawdust.
(I hear 'nom* say there willbS is plenty of ice
neat .summer. Don't they mike you think of
the fellow who was going to Make maple sugar
all summer it he liked the businesa%) -
Lock Haven is largo enough for 50,000 peo.;
ple to live in, if they are propurly arranged, bnt
according to the last count there arc 7,000 in
Vonful numbers. Thereis be a large mar
ket-lions(' erected nest 'ng; as well as a !pa
cions Normal sehdel building. There are three
churelbts in the eonrse iif.l:rection, two of Which
are to be magnificent in structurir.
The terniwrance nievement is at a rath4 low
ebb, becatise the professed!, ebristinna forget
that raising the fallen, and Preventing others
from falling,
"la a denied sight better Ibtisiness
Than boating abont the thmne."
The truth. is,' there art 'too many "east-iron
ehristiana t s : We want niorii. , ,yhristian men and
women that are walling to grasp
,any weapon
that will rlay the great,einmies of their fellow
beino. There are many atepa : between the
drunkard and he christiam Blessed, indeed,
is the man that helps the inebriate to atop Sit
out 6f tlu ruts of his, degradation and guides
bian towards the haven where he is prepared to
step into the cluristlan ranks. The, only, hope
of our country i in the proper education of our
children. It is the duty of every parent and
teacher to DO riiitiN Ate thrl laenitiet; of their
children, that impure morals cannot ,find eren
a lurking place. hingular, is it 4ot—that there
ant so many pr+fessed laborers in the ebrirtian
rine'yard that bare done abcatt as much for mor
als-clot-2n as IL•et boy had arenteling rats, when
be said that when he caught the one he was af
ter and two More he wouldlhave three?
9,,ey. Is it not' singular that—oh! I mean
bniny--that ercry man haiku a toed in a mnd
puddle and t h u hooting owl at Hight 'f
Wur-ctx-r-t.
llere-and-tlzore, Jan. 10, 11,,
EDITOR'S Tisza—Thy ANine, on il
lustrated monthly journal, published -2AWICR
•
Sends k Ca, la Liberty street, New York, and
deeoted especially to art, appears tins' month
with beautifol new type and changed to • more
convenient and attractive form. Vie Afitine
was originally a specimen typographical sheet,
remarkable only fur the extreme neatness and
besot}' of its lettl.r-precis and plates. Having
thus commended itself to•larblie favor it has
met with sufficient success to warrant the im
portant modification which' now gives it a l high
character as a journal devoted to ;esthetics.
There are ten remarkably tine illustrations in
the January number, most' of which are well
worthy of lying framed. 'The discursive pa
pers on art, music, and miscellaneous subjects
- evince generally both literary abilityand 'tech
nical knowledge. °
MoNnit.r.—This' illustrated
magazine, essentially and peculiarly a journal
for the people, as it calls itself, for Feb teary,
has been issued. Its contents are of the Initi
ally pleasing and popular character, nothing
beery, overstrained nor 'pedantic. • The illits
trated articles are "Ms New :York iteeetinple
Library"; "The French Conquest pt
a n d
; 1 11ce" I "flo or about Udloons • ;
"Crick y Peet "; a continuation of a story by
Hass Omani"' Attnlcusciri and wore 'runup-
'X e a, ••¢4clrWir , • "" ' 4l
dii
Eirmosaim mi c/ i om MaiT fur.
Cte rY lgis a number d il re=e
JP Owed that Wa.lt thi gronf
6 raqt et air
4 2 1 030 . 0 Waft . , J.,
• OE 'MN SULLIVAN AND RIO
OMNI*
B. E.—As we were prevented by sielmess from
aellitig‘w Ludt : 1160 D_ t o, imeoloPeaty .69 far
ctirpiotivititi seer the manna slid Erie 8.8.
lasi Week, we take the liberty of copying the
Ibilinring description Ofthe road and mines from
the, Ermira Adrettiier :
Ftwatroa, Pi., Jan. 14,1871.
To.ltinron Zuni& Atrizattsza : miry
*Portant railroad, so bag struggling againgt
&drank, is now nearly completed, and for its
completion the people of Sullivan and Bradford
counties ars largely indebted to the indomiteblet
,and-*Ootirtecnis Presidist,' M. C. Mmtcrit—iii.
,
stated by Messrs. 0. and IPactscin of Dasher..
It Connecta with the Barclay Branch at Monroe - •
ten, •tour miles lontherly nem Towanda, and
extends in the same direction about twenty-two
miles to.the mines. Accepting the tnvitation
of the urbane President, a
,very select and ep.
prisiattre partreof railroad gentletzum; consist:l
Jug of 11. D, V. parr dupl. Sniquchannt Divi.
ilon Erie Railway Company, Timms Dr.axema
Asst. Sup't. Lehigh Talley Railroad. H. G.
Batioss dupl. Motive Power Erie Railway, A.B.
Citimiro dupl. Accounts Erie Railway, J
o p. Juno Asst. Stip% Barclay Branch T. C.Com:
party, /omen Pi:mm.l. dupl. tichrader Minidg
and Manufacturing CompanNE. Silfaro dupl.
Locc•motives Erie Erallway, and others, review.
the read and mines'on the 12th Inst..
DEPARTURE.
About 9 o'clock a.m. the graceful' and • males-
tie loccistottre ," Shenandoah " attached to one
of the plain, but substantial passenger coaches
(generously donatod -for, this special occasion
Superintendent kair),rlitc,h. was well panted
Irak paaseageri, , anored tranquilly from the
Barclay Depot at Towanda, amid loud hums,
lor the lialltran and Erie coal fields,: • '
Every thing Willi as "merry as a marriage .
bell" Leaving Konroeton, ent, on we dash: .
and whirl ui thaionth branch of the' Tcniandi
Creek, a_strearu of some
_magnitude, which is
studded Whit-Mills, elnins of industry, churches
and school houses along the entire route.
Towss rag sotrnAzry tiumaiiiin OF COUSTILT
. _ auu.soAD.- - -
Naler's,'llew Albany and Dashors
are towns of some hoportantaarpaitienhuiy the
latter place which Is locatedin Cherry township,.
'Sullivan oonety, ii.t O, Wank! and Madona .
district, settled principally by sturdy Irish' and'
Germans. Dense forests flank either Aids of
Abe road In Itra - dfcird isipty, but after crossing
the borders into SnUiran, beautiful hill firms
are everywhere apparent, and it would seem
that from this region especially a good local
trade in the way of farm prixiciets might be ob
tainea,while farther north the lumber traffic will
be immense. We may safely conclude the entire
routkis surrounded with flattering °rider:tees
of suPport that cannot fail to renclt4 it not only
self sustaining, but highly profitable.
AIIUIVAL AT DUSEIORE.
About 11 o'clock, a.in., we reached the village
of Dnsholle, a queenly lido village ensconced
among the hills of old Sullivan. Here we met
the first evidence, of coal which was being hank
oil in wagons, a distance of several 11143 from
the mines. Thu lustrous square and clinehoi
dal blocks of semf-antbracite was a rich treat
to gaze upon (especially while reminded of the
striks, or suspeniion of 100,000 miners' in the
sit - anthracite producing counties . of renrutyl
vania). It was hero that we had the pleasure
of meeting Hop. tiro: D. JACISON and 11. Ja.cr-_
sox, Superintendent S. A: L. 11.11., To the for
mer our party are under many obligations for
courtesies extended. thiffice it to say, these
darsdows arc descendantd of a noble line of an
cestry of the kw(' old " Hickory" stock. A
clarion shriek from the Shenandoah bids= get
abard, which we did rapidly. Away we go,—
"On wings fleet ihat apace is annihilated,
On time that 'acme to hasten Idernify."
Crossing.the high trestle at Dilation, and
rounding the " hone stew," we proceeded to
within twb and a-half miles of the mines, which
were reached by private couveyance specially
provided. Arriving at the mines, we were cor
dially entertained by col. Day, of the firm of
DAY, Hrura.x . l Co., lessees of the coal proper
ty, Mr. Ainzasou and Col.Dzoss. Long rows
of comfortable tenements are constructed and
being constructed. Like "Jonah's. Gourd,"
they have, as It were, sprung - up among the
hemlocks is the night. Immense 'chutes or
caskets for coal are also rapidly approaching
completion. . •
=I
The mines , are quite extensively developed.
The coal we should judge is from eight • tor' ten
feel in thickness, and easily and , economically
mined. WO greyed Our way among the laby
rinths of these enhteivanean passages, delight
ed and instructed at every step. The ootopany
hare sevens) thousand acres of these coal lands,
and according to stipillation are to mine 100,-
1)00 tons orcoal .the first year, thereafter in-
Creasing 10 0 ,0 00 tons each successive year till
the expiration of the tenth year, when 1,000,000
totes are to be mined. The Sullivan &Erie
Itail
road Company are to receive for its Coal fifty
cents per ton in the ground, `and hold all Im
provements, after lapse of the leak, which (it
is our impression) is to rim twenty years. If
this lease is itrictly adhered to, the f 34. E. ILL
Companyis destined to be one of the richest
corporations in the comnionstealth of Pentukyl
rattle. .
TUN ItAILIIO.O
It Is expected that the railroad will be entire
ly etompleted by the first of-March, and ii will
be if the pers6verattee of the President an so
omnplisla it. As a business man he lie decided
imiXess, and with the instinct of acquisition in
herent, he has accumulated- a large fortune.
As a . tonhlier he would win great victories by en
orgy alone. If liarotrow 111 or liallifilla
lla
zme had pastelist& ate elements—resolution
and force of eharaeler—contained hi the Presi
dent of the 8. A E . ; 8.11., aud - what could
spare without detriment, Metz woultlhavenev
er been surrendered ; Paris to-day would not
.he a beleaguered city, and King WlLt.tax; long
•re this, wonld hare beat a hail,' retreat to the
borders of the imperial Rhine. The road is well
constructed, grades very light, and nearly all
in tailor of the trade, and there is no carve on
the entire litten-ith a less radius than 637 foot.
Thenrigineera; by availing themlelves of the
water courses, located an excellent and very
feasible route. Gauge of track font feet -eight
and a•half inches, and "T" iron, fifty pounds
rata.-
rrinn the of Sullivan c,outty
we may tovut expect an outpouring of black
diamonds that will be as astonishing as grati
fying, and "make the widow's heart .to`sing"
because of cheap fuel. There deposits are only
foity-four miles from the Erie Hallway at Wa
verly—lunch of it must mo,ti through
- being connected with the Barclay whicil
is united with the Lehigh Valley Ilailroad. Dai
ly shipmcntr , will be made to cestrtil and oast
ern Nei York and the groat Isles of the north.
QUALITY vr Tnk COAI,
This coal Is tenisrlialdy ft Ct.' from imi.uritiee,
and Marna with a bright 'clear blaze. Every
atom becomes It: minims and tlika residuum is a
elear,white ash. It is re Inal4I; 'forl generating
'foam, smelting nrt t, and fur doiriestic pur
poses.
TITC , RETtRIV
After having partaken of a littruptnons repast
at; the residence of Hon, (Innnor. Jacksow, at
3:33, p.m., we Felons. homeward where all ar
rived safely. The pleasant and imitrnetiva trip
rointia will ever, be remembered by
thone who participated in it, as one of the-bp
py events.of life. Mtivrra.
• BUSINESS .LOCAL.•
Pigs for sale... Enquire at the
Ward Muse..
Don't forget that we print
shipping isgs 'My cheap,
/per H. WEsTicrs, Dentist, (kw
rATIVIS'6 Block, Bridge St., Towanda.
ite Statements, bill-taemis, letter
heads, businessQum& and s earetopes executed
in th e neatest sglo and very cheap at the 11a
roirnnt.oftiee. - - - .
Postrosm.—The Donation for Rev.
Wu, anza.r,atßonle. ti postponed trona Wednea;
day, Jan. 45, to Wedlliciabiy,,Feb. 1. •
- .J. A,. Won, Sary.
Dourrios..,--Tbe friends of Rev. S.
J. Lvu and family will gire them a donation,
at the Baptist raraonage, on Wednesday after
noon end mein*, Jan. 21. .
AOOl New Talker"
. rispeilleit 01,01.1zOst Book
t
C Has. REIXAMIM — Tbo lady . froni
elate Dr. T. 8. Uandlaarr removed the large
ovarian tetzuw, at Ttaltbaintoek. &beat a meatb
art, has entirely recereted.--Ebaire narrev.
- ,
Itzumus Ncrricz—A Conference
Of Wa Ncnth Drench Association of Unirenial
-64 belielit at the Disciple Church, in Can
t* on Thursday and Friday, February 2 it'd S.
S. Public serrioes will be held at 10} II
bald 61 pan:of each day.
•- • .
PATTERSON';s,. ' &
Krintrr's
haaThecome ao: well known wheinTer
the ItEroinzi eirenlates, that it le only new
inu, to mention their name in ecomection with
groceries and prorisions. •
DECKEIt is'now turning out' in
large quantities hiS superior bedsteads, ittllthe
old stand of Jame MIXINSON. Ai he does the
work himself; It:stand/I to reason - that he-can
afford to sell cheaper thin those who are rout
pelkd to hire everythinr, &Me. , . • '
••Sir The wet, damp weather makes
itself felt through leaky boots, and damp feet
naturally slogged' the lineation, Where - can I
buy good boots and shoes that won't , leak?
FAO always answers, At .Tor /11eIrrrates.
Daus, the eMperintendorit or the shop, know'
, how to makp good boots, Anil he does it. . 1-•
'ler Nothing :adds more to the
beiuty of rooms thaipaice wall paper. The fare
niture may be of the most costly patterns, but
if the piper is poor or soiled, the whole appear
sow ii"s4bby." Those who agree with us
Mit& matter, should hasten to estoss's Book
&Ore and supply themselves 'frith the neatest
patterns of paper ever seen in this market. .
!M. They mix !hings considerably
in China. — A matt tailor.may be seen working
diligently at a lidy:s dress for about sir "cents a
day r and a 'millennia will wash and iron y/ittr
clothes at $1 a hundicd ; while ',is boatman's
site may be seen - tugging at the 'oir or han
dling the sails tide a man, °keit, too, with a ba
by on her Here inTowanda thiiwo.
men stay d take care of the children:
while thei r go to Idopsse a Enwsitia'
.and parch**, cfrcrytliing wanted in the grocery
line, because they Lnow this firm offer baner
inducements than any other establiiihmeut in
the country. .
fel Mrs. E. C,.. ACKERMAN has em
ployed Mrs. Sats-NW:CARMAN, de Poenlar dm"'
maker, who will after .the Atli of December as
sist her iri the duties pecnliar to her , voCation.,
To those who hare employed her, the announce
wentrwal lie suilicir ; to. those who tare not
hoen.as fortunate vsepn only say, if
co want
your dresses cut the most approved Lyle and
nicely fitted, gimsher a calL '
litral it tcr.natix also keeps a fine a isortment
111
=IMO
of real laces, eiribridderies, patterns front Ma
dam Anwar-sr ; also the greatly celebrated
L. M. Jrl3.%ox's Improved Chart for cutting la
dies', rniss - es' and children's dresses, limmities,
sacks, &c. Charts of iustraction to b e had o n.
ly of Mrs. E. C. Aextotx Wrest, To-
Ps.
Narler,—The undersigned having
re:noted to his new house on Second Street,
takes this method-of inflitlming his friends and .
those wanting his services where he ran be
found.' E. H. Mitsox, kf.D.
Ti,AS Tw, Tr:is.—Cow•Eu. & MYER
warrant their Tea f giro a'atiAfactiongor nio.
nee refunded. Prices are greatly reduced.
111==1
ze Fresh Cat-fish, very nice, at
covii Li. a: 311.1.W:4.
ge- ci9n rs at Nitiolesale and re
tail, r•rY theaP, atr.u. 31i • n's.
IxrointAnox WAX4m.—Left his
homes in Overton township, about the-Ml(4y
of October las.t, my spy .larrzuooN J. lie is
about 15 years of age, ratl,or slender in form,
with dark,hatr. Any ; information en:venting
him will be thankfully received.
JOSIAn ArBznot.D.
• Overton, Dee. 24,1870.,
11(9... Mrs. J. D.,1111.1. has just ,re—
ceived a'llUve supply of Millinery Goods at a
great redaction in price—lliewise a fine assort
ment of new styles of Hair and oilier fancy
goods for thn Holidays. First door east Hof
Bas to t t BtoouwAT'it,llridge Street.
friends of lier D.
-
CUA FT will pay him a donation % - ,init at the par
sansge, Wyalusitut, Jan. ;hi, ' It is hoped
that the' new par nohow. may thoronghl
dedicated at this time, and a host of oysters,
with other dainties, be devoured to. the satis
faction of all who may attend: Ily order°, Corn.
Several desirable farms for
sale. Enquire ut Gnm - rrna it ParroN, at their
office on Bridge tilreet, Towanda, I'a.
Mir Several desimble
houses and town I..ta for sale. lingnire 'of
'Ontrirrrus S l'arroN, r.t their oftint• ou Midge
Strret,Tnwandti, Pa.
•
Fr lINITURE.--1 the 13th of
January, goals Will he sold for cash at the
Bridge Street Furniture Store, and a rednctipn
to prices from 10 to 2.5 per cent. rifler slid
chamber suits,clecidedly low. Great reduction
In (*flier' and estension tables, loinges,
Ererything coining down at the Cash Store on
Bridge Street. No credit given.
.7. 11. Parieiti.
MARBLED.
KELLOGG—INGIIAM.—At the bride's home,
Nur: 30, kin, by Bey. Isaac Ererette, Ornal
Kellogg, of Monroe, t. Roth Ingham, of Knox
ville, 'ltoga county, .
BOLDER—WILLIA*S.--At Abe redhlen.-e of
the bri4e's mother, in Troy, Jan. $, MI, be
hey. T. S. She:ultra - rt. 'Jame .1 Bohner, of South
Creek, to Flora Williams, of Troy. ,
LAYTON—BEEIIAN.—In Rome, Jan. 14,.Pri1,
br lire. Wm. Sheip, Wm. T. Layton to Mrs.
ureic A. ll:eman, allofltome.
1)IED
Sptinstiold, Monday, Jan.'9,
18,71, of asthma, t'srl-tott 11. eaMpbell, in the
yoar of lii.. age.
•
DIA EF.Sf.EF.....tiii Frid a y; p e ,.. ; 10, la), in
• tintithtie4cl, at the bonne of her eon. Mi. Ed
win Blike,dee, Mrs. l t.II Blakeslee, in the
Nitih yeara her it,ge.'
eIII'ITENDEN.-111 Lock haven, l'a., on the
Bessie, yonngest dagliter of Bev.
1:- and Jennie 11. Crittenden, aged two ;ears
and tett months, quietly MU azfeep in Jema.
after three wsklro. of patient
• Anfiering from
pnenneviia. -
DIIU3LIIOSD.—Iu Elwell. Bradford comity;
Jan• 5.1 8 71, Lydia A., mire of Cliarlt-; Brun-
Mond, aged 10 years.
SMIT 11.- -I.le-inds, wife of Luther Smith and
Adopted 4..nghter of t im Catkins, of Fa .t
Troy, diet at West Franklin, Jan, 3, 1871,
agent 31 years:.
Om-departed sister was an amiable Idle and
loving mi.ther. She possessed a very active
mind and ambitton too great for her physical
powers. Shia was esteemed as a neighbor --and
friend, to which fact the -many sympathizing
ftignds ,bore witness. Though possessed of
many good qualities, she did not regarq herself
a diadiple of Jesus until her last illness: When
brought hot by 'sun . ..ring, she learned to trust
implictth• in tin bit for salvation. liitening to
the chervil of the heavenly choir, alto departed
with the joyful promise that the father and lit
tle one would rejoin her in the mansions above,
Monioeton, Jan. 11, 1871. WF W. Iltrr.
SPECIAL NOT/CBS.
I=E=ll
18,..Vatkle Lumber andiDogwooa
wanted.ly t.) ll*w Ita , rrntauc,
-Jan. 4,15 A. "f Greenwood.
' iifir nave inat received a late
stock of Tea, bought aim* tbe reduction in the
duty I m tea of ten emits per pound, and oiler
theta at the low prices annexed: '
llgst Young SI,2S; Good Young
llj
son, $l,OOl Oolong. 70 to 90centa Ilyaim Fine,
73 cents:- Hylton Good, 50 cents; Beat:. Japan,
41 rO.• Call and examine.
Jan. 18, 1871.
NFL. Do not forget that Tea is sold
at Eel lres for 50 rents. Jan. 18, 1871.
fib. Fresh Oysters by the gallon,
qttart or dish at the Bakery it Dining Booms.
. • , b. iv. Scorr & Co.
'2w.--Towanda, Deo. 20,1879. • -
r . . .
A.largo itiock - bi reigfilie - Ten4
selli k off at cost at Cowin. k 'Dlrr.a'a nntil
thr
Jan. 1. NOW is your chance tolay in a supply.
4ffi ' thin guaranteed or money refunded.
• Ceram. a ityra.
For insurance against low( or
in ge by , fire, In reliable companies; apply to
Jou: W. )111,. Agent,
• Towanda. Pa.
aice Merenili mock, north side of Public
re. _ Dec. 1, 1870.
E,z.: Call at Miss E. d. Kingaley's
.. Woody Corset, She being the only agent
... county. We would recommend it soros
. g many. advantages over any other. In
di ion to its fine shape, it it highly recom
en led by the medical faculty.as a supporter;
.
3 . . 15, 1170 —lt •
!• .
.;.; For it firstlelitEttl PARLOR STCiVT,
.aaonable price, go to the Wystusing Hard
.
Store. G. 1 F: Csaitazutarc.
alniutg, Dec. 3, 1870—tf.
Fresh Oysters at who:deistic,
Oyster Depot. - Mice at the Red, Whitt,
Store, Bridge street, Towanda, Pa. .
8,1870.
- •
Go to the Bakery,. first "door
. of Ward ionic. for fresh Crackers.
' 27, 1870. D. W. 800rr A, Co.
:4
AXTED.—A. Master Builder to re
boil the Methodist Church at LeTtlysville the
ng season. Applications to be nude to the
raigtied, who will give specilicatious . and
reclcc proposals until .lan. 21, 1871. •
J. H. ?AMISH,
P. IL BUCK, •
X. C. Eusorowra,
Committee.
J4n. 5;1871
Second-hand Sewing 31schines
for le at a bargain bv4Vicliliaru k Black.
Man, Ilachine lieetllea, Oil, - Tbroail, fiilky
- April zit, 1870—tf. •
A. liraaraaN, (snetessor-to
A nicall A: Baldwin) dealer in Hardware, Tin
wa , Stovea, Nails, Iron. Bove, Belting, Paints,
Oil: Putty, titaali; Glass, Donrs, and everything
nu Ile kept in a Hardware %tore. Gonda sold
at holevaie and 'cry low. 7i P2IIS Ca 41.
. 72, 1870—tf.
. .
.-6 . 7 v• The Winter Term of Williams
pnr Dickinson Seminary, nt Willianutport, Pa.,
loot
a ; for loth semea, will hewin Jannary
1871, with brtildinga Diorritghly iinprOrad, new
Phi,losophical Apparatus, new pianos, a full
corS of efficient teachers. The school is wor
thy of pntik patronage. Buildings cornmo
dions—stituffliin delightful.
cluirgitit par- year (English branches),
Fur furtlicr Information address the Presi
de] t, or : , 'td for a' ratrilitgllt%
W. Lre. Nr0r,11.70011, D.D.„
. qW,IO, 187(1 -2ni. President:,
WANTED— -100,000 feet-Beech Birch
Maple Plank, for which tke higheA.t pri c e
ril be paid.
Also, Iwo gniab Cabinet Makers,
T. 1..11A.et.T.
r alrtaing,, Nor. 7, 14470 -
•
Utfir We guarantee satiifactiot) in
411;the work we dn. Ice eat, make, and trim
cloaking for nytt and Lora wear,
H AnnisA (t,o
2 I , Ikk%v Strout. Towanda,
1: 9 0. 31ONT.INYES 1870.
are J 11.3 opened.* large and earefulli %elect
edi stock of goods for the fall trole„ Mom
Nheetmr,a, Flannels, Frinta, .te. Tea..
Syrnpa, and GrOecries of all kit , (l-. at
Fito,m Tork pnee , a. Crockery and Glamorate of
ot* own importation, in Not to eat ot ,iep
attel to iterniaa, bonght et. In.irel; for es‘h,
gnaranttcd to be 'sell! at Doter pricer than
over offered in this market ,
ter. HENRY HARRIS, -3lorchant Tai
; Bridge street.
i . .
Smaw.—l milk- pay marketprice
f. ilve.or 'dz. tons Ora', threshed five or Wheat
S. air, to bo doliToretl on Tu./mm . la 113t4. ~.,
, s '. I. IS 0. . lt. H. Wrt.t.rA.
W. Dirrutcres Mgsir. Store,
,at or Merrill's Dank, tint tionr„ where pm
. . ~
I find rianns, )telnlenris, Oronit, Viutins,
etiltArg, ronjn,t, Stringg, .lernrdensut, Clarinn
c*Flnteit, She ed -Music. Instrnetinn bw•ks ' for
14 Ithitrumenta, 'tunic Bookg and alt Mud,' of
)rnsical Men:lianclice. 'April 11, '7O.
igt.: The .conise pnrAned by the
;
ado 'Kills, of,selling good Hoar at tlie low
e noisible prices, is productite of numerous
a % eintagm It makes a ready market for
..the
s perior wheat of our vicinity; supplies ,can
ors with a cheap and wholesome articl e of
f sh ground flenr, and as wnataral result-makes
latiro btuaness fm-the Willa.-_,War in
nth, and abort crops, are 'having thM ,
raise prices; bnt thislifill at all times sell
a, ' '
minim= pricer.
July 28. 1870.
I SS. Highest ' price• paid for all
• .ds of Farmer's Produce, at the fled White ,t
Me Store.
URNITURE.
'ENV FIRM ! NEW GOODS
We aro now offering it our Who!code hot Bean
UIINITURE EMPORIUM,
The ?leaked tn.tneements to those to want of -
I RST CLASS FURNITURE
The• attention of the public la' especially called to
•ur recent hear pirrelrsees from the late (drat Ana
lei Sales of •
CHAMBER AND -PARLOR
97 17
'WALNUT MARBLE TOP SETS
NICE PARLOR SETS it - $5O 09,'
- Tngr•thrr with our Complete: tf•.,, r of
BEDSTEADS, DUREAUSiCHAIRS
TABLES, STANDS, SPItECG - --.'
BEDS, MATRESSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
And in fact everrthing tO be fotiad tris Ilret-class
CEIEAPETt 'THAN TEM CIITAPpT
II minium THAT WE. ARE :COW MANEFAC
-11 taring. and do oder goods at oar ma assail
facture draper than you tan bay city-rondo goods
eiseabsre. Lumber tarn fa exchange Sec goods.—
We also fnmtab'
111rIALIC BURIAL CAMS. AND COPITS3
And. eve also have tho:
Geoas &Livered to tee , Depot free ArrhargT.
Tcre-aa ' ,la, isn: 11. #Bll.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS
010. L
Tice tinderibpied have made arrat to in.
Imre Calventer's -MUMS Or- TOOUiI, .arming
them WWNETTI:2 Tarr nay or.. AU desiring each
Insurance are i'rsriectOilly invited tofttre no s earl. .
CAMP k TIIICENT;
&KAM i.6en.loarrans* Atli., Towanda. Ps.
ALL • KINDSI4II&IMM AND
Provisions .at irtiolcsale and retalt. it
Nay 2% C. 5.--Idits'th
PIP'S
~ ►... s~t
EONS.-
f mss•
trumenf,
' , in as
Miscellaneous.
1.:(1. 107 MAIN STREET,
Ever °tiered In this market.
We are now offering
AT $73 00. And
ruriature Stnm,
ROSEWOOD CASKETS,
Of atery - deocripticn.
IURIAL '1t91:4.:5. CAI'S,
FINEST E S
In this rect!ou at eenntry
JAMES 0. FROST k SONS.
iiiiia
pa Oiclttilitig=trit ittrAitY
-
1 - i - Gayorig tiimit ---
I
arm. J" Grigbt XXXIIIIVJ Soper.
h
er. Low Buttlagtoo Wort. Pony;
Colon:ads. Sam Wo&; Conks ,Mopy
Burke; Proakilii. Tiltati/ *AP 1 . . A., It.
Om; Melded& tkii- Nome; Ram /amok
koolit7; Standing X / lliseli;
II fis h ! al I. Ormitent; XIIIIIMr: Sank Comdr.
MAUI Mom; Bodildleld. A G. lean- Troy ,
Akins Moen; Tommodikaintakers.:lttalook.W
!Dotter. 'Madan Itolleek. Daniel Xedft:. Wilmot.
RI itiar4 AP". Airtfitka*,.. l kldl Winell., itAmtil
i 1
10
2
Eg
;
• ABisas tip.4l`i Maki. ioarOa lichraril
Labberson. 8 B Hulett. Jacob Ercanback: Athens
Nato'. E X Xerral: Asylum. B C. JO*
.47yrikr BB•17. irat Iteettlf.P
wikos; Barclay. !teary Dugan. L B LAW, Geary
El
Ea g% a B Northrup. Dodo' CrDerootaw. Tabu
Lab: Barlla B X Clark; Borthigtoei
Weat, O W Goddard; Caskottup.ll W Lai4oa.:
T Kauley: Eerrleit. Otis -Bottles. w A , Wellooni;
LeNsysrilte. Par Moore; Orwell. U B Albs; Pike.
Lytoten nether; Bowe top, Jolts fortes: Bldg
-10127..1 Bllay; heath Creek. isole Smith. axes
Hall: thatildield.'ll Boma; - .Formskt
hpriagriabl. Toed Adam, Wallace Omen' tlybaub,
L Oregon; Tinrsaids Bore', thartiel Walbridge. B
Tairiledif North. 'Wed 11Postar • ! Troy
-bow'. BIM! Lewis; Tuscarora. J lewls..Oliver
Warren. U W 'Tstmada. J Whitton; Whiles, Chas
Boy; trindosai. CA dryades',
russuai
Athena twp.-D IV Pewter. G X Water. S 11 Clot.
Beery Buff; J SJones, Geo Munch; Athens bum%
J X Ely; Arylrun, Dwight Kellum: Duels 8 0
Vanankirti; Gorda. A B Stomas; Ilteb6eld. C X
XeXhiriey. Jelin, Loveland : "Leßoy. W West ;
Mince horo'. Bernard Creamer; Mourn tem'. John
Northrup; Orwell. Samuel Wan; Overton, Wm W
IDdirherrr. k Herman, J C
IF cents: Rome Imp. 8 PI Teener. • Reuben Whiter:
Smithfield. C W Scott; Standing Matte. ,
Sluiebequisi. 0 C Gore; Sprlnirdeld. P S- Efraberd:
South Creek. A I Hammond; Towanda Done. Sim
eird Woodford. Henry Itereur. W O Gordon; Tow
anda twp, I L Boinnen. Frenebvilregg; Terry: A 11
Jackson. W L Terry; Tmy born'. U C Porter; Tue.
carom D Grey; Meter. -John Bowman. C W
'Thumps ea; Welles: t M Wiwi; WYaltudaS. D W
Beirorn. •
'.}vie • 7 r,./ •.A., •
Asylum. Jonas Cole; Albany, Martin Morrison;
'Athens boro'. Otis Drake ; Athena • twn, •Curtia
Thurston. Justin Morley ; Burlington tap, Wm
Shiner; Barclay. Thomas Pitchman; Canton bore'.
C A arise. Ilphralis Can. W 1 Seormart; Canton
tap, C llimr4 0 P Manley; Columbia, Yunnan
Bullock Granville. J B .Packard; :W 8
Canary; LeßaTsr2lts. L P Dineknun; Monroe' Pm
Smut Irvine. Orville Brock ; Overtook. Darius
.ocmatt; Pike. J; J ristobar; loath Crook. Miele'
Crum. 0 II Dunham; limingtlekt. Clark Hooker:
antithileld. OZi Wilcox; Troy brn. Obadiah WI/1-
tarns, Troy bard% Join' Christ ant •Taratubs'
Worthier Parkins; Towanda boro'.o H you; TenT.
1 y Jones; TIONITOM Chides Davidson; MOM
-Ratiben Frankel, 0 M Horey,' , asseles ohnstank r
Wilmot, Alba Wilson. 3 a Sown Wyaoi, Robed
Bons; Windhant. Ira Pinch; Warren, Orrin Boners.
liaradolphßasedaley; Thies, T P Dowman.
ATTAACTIVE SALE.
I !do offer for sale, at cost, forte mit 3U days, .
WHITE AND COLQR.E -TARLA
TANKS, ORGAN DIES, SASH-
ES, RIBBONS, VELVETS,
FRENVII pOUTILLE
CORSETS,
FANCY GOODS,
REAL AND IMITATION
VALENQIENNS LACES
Aleo 'theC,T aetl Ele.gant
" DUCHEsi,SE
For Trimming; prrAses
tAllien 1 . .311 and Ror bar:zaitis in th".n
gootixoler offend In thin
• MIS. If. E. (iAtiVIN, •
.an. 11, 1871. • Mermen 1.11.. c k -. Towanda. Pa.
; - •
T° THOSE GETTING
mpr. - To °num.
Ton shiwild Piudy two Mugs. Firk, to
GET wniza: CLOTHING
L i , ”ii,llyt
WHERE MEN ARE SOLI , cni AP
A n•rin abb.. to melta good artirle cheap
the inn% haut moat anderatand Inc IntalneaN - ard
1130 W how, where and what to buy as a practical
man dot's; and a
I'RACTICAL TAILOR
n its btanehei I profess to be, having h+.l
EIGHTEEN YEAILS• FarEMENCH
n the buKin , es. Warn been a ender in !elite Ike
NEW YORK CITY
I do roy own buying, selling and entting. 'and
dividetny profits with no titan, so thit lass of lt will
do- J -Bnd vrith low -rent and other asrensea in pm.
portion. thus maltiorz_ the cost of carrying on the
business very swill.
In ro.-..ling thr abm will are whT It la that
I •CAN SELL .GOODS
Than tin following the busitsena, and having no
knowle4ge of it theism...lves. hare to employ others at
large salaries to attend to .tt,, and enstwntrra mast
pay aceordlngly = aa they. Into myself.
DO BUSINES.S TO LIVE EY IT
If yonilaubt the abeTe irtttemest, be convinced
epll.ng on
Merchant Tailor. Bridge Bt.; Towanda, P..
Ang.lo.'7o '
TOWA,N,DA AGRICULTURAI4
WOItItS STILL LISTS!
Thrpridint or Me kop is sow sitipg
some of
'LUMBER WAGONS,
PLATFOUNI WAGONS
C'OH'ERED AND OPEN MOONS,
ever clieri4l In this market. nestselected
OAK AND HICKORY TIMBER
nred,'and all work made by the meet
F.X-E RIEXCED WORX3LIrX..
We have the •-•••
. :. ••••••,.....
PATE.% r RUSSIA IRON SEATS. -.
.
very light. and to durable that even twin hasiin
little to do towards their decay. i •
I •
1
essinicia our work before Inhaling else
where. Repairing done on gliort no 7
ee. • .
1.1. C. Mr./it - ca. Brest. • a.. ' CENT.
Towanda. Towanda. July 20 . 1670 . tt ill.er . tendent.
frirE LIGHT HOUSE •
BASE DURNINO AND BASE .11E.AILNU STOTT..
= Has been awarded ,
TWO. FIRST PREMIUMS
NEW YORK STATE FAIR
. Bronze wedge). .%
C.4111 , fi1t14 with all the leading 'trite.; of the day
First l'rerninnr+ at the New Jersey State Fair
a 4 Ire!! a+ at tanrueroni; County Fairs.
aale by • .. M. LEWIR SON.
Itridzo at.. 'Prorate's.
Tiat • .11. WELLES'
" I
,COAT.; YARD.
Cntil fartheenotice priers at yard. lora
•}:wir, or :in. 2 $t tio
Stove, or Nos.s and „11l 00
lint, or Igo. 5 13 75
The following additional charges wits be made for
delivering coal within the borough limits:
Per ton .I*. E'en for Coruna , In 50 eta.
Ban tun 53 93
Quarter t0n...25 " •• * 4 NI • 33 ..
W Lean Orden at my 'Coal Offfre, 2to. S, Met.
enrs Kew Block, south rade.
Ifir Orden Enat in all came be aceompialed by
the rash. _
Towanda, Jin. 11.11. It. St. WELLFA.
T EH BEST AND CIIOICEST ,
SJIOK S I . NG 7'oll A G'• G' 0 ,
IS HAM. FACTUBED AT
•
.4 UT 0 lis .1' X 0 1 ,
ID DISTD.ICT in. MARYLAND,
•
•
ter bee that Every Pefltage you buy bear a, that
inscription. • • ';•
• -
Droll, 1870.
CAKES AND. CEACKERS.--GRE
clan Bead. Book Wooey. (Image. *Woo; p
es sad Mager Cakes. ifishlagtaa Jumbles saA
Coffee &send, and intik§ of Checkers et
Kuck 4.'70. W. A. noczwatia..
!M=
=
L cE, '
Is MADE
best In!nxe In
A F:NRY ITARRIK
At the
REGlSniailiollitice
hereby given that there foe been laid .nd
vetted ill the face of tiwilegiebet elrWillib di mot
I • th e eoloty of BradbOL esestudl •
open the thnoldWeetabve. vie: A
MUM owl aired Mem. adzies el IL IL Ne
m; deed.
nod awl d thitijanda Lyon iruardbui of. ClOor
Spooner. Wove dditofelL AFf ri art. 1 8 141 4
OeWvith gee { a
•
litri d. mad Levi Scott. emir
YthTifloet 01,/, R. Webb, miner of Modal" Bpin-
oilr. doe% • • ,_-_ , •
Stoolocei of Wm. Campbell. 'doer of oe, camp.
bill. ikicl. , .. . .
loksitkoet of P. If. Bock. eater Of Near, Pepper:
deed;--..
rillatallel of W. A. Wetmore, execnlor of the 11W
of raaO Stewart. &VS.
115167 earl of Liman Putnam, executor of Hirers
deed.
Ilnal wet of L. L. N'teen. Mtn', of Chariot X.
Cittent. deed..
Alletbil beet of Wary E. Watts, nillors of Wm.
YeeneWatte, late of Towanda, deed.
ATE-'Tie appeasement of propertyiset If by the
cueing* or adrolnletritersto whlawe or children of
the fobntlan decedents: .
TAMS of W. B.lllidwoll.
DavidTitne. •
" John D. " , , •
Alvin W. Thomas.
George W. Welke.
Andel., SUM eel be prevented to the Orphan's
Mort itrelforil county THURSDAY. VHDRVABY
9..1571, for confirmation and allowance.
C. 1L OLtDDIY(i,
llenieter,
BE
•
A D3ECNISTRATOR'S 'NOTICE.—
:conee i• tereby given that all persona 4ndsbt
ed to the estate of UEO. W. WELLS; deceased. late
of rat!. township, are requested to mate Immedi
ate payment. and all persons harms 11i111161 against.
said estate must meant them duly anthentkatad for
settlement...J. - W. LEWIS.
/ 1 04..1111.w6 • 'Admisi4etritor...
APPLICATION" DIVORCE.—
To Umbel', B. Dertinpork—No. 719 Sept. T.. IS:
n.—Yon are-hondly notified that Emma A. Derreh
preit. your wife, by her pest biend.J.c.Ciark isuf sp :
plied to the court of common picas of Bradford Co..
fors diroree from the bonds of matrimony. and the.
said court has appointed Monday. the nth day
lrebruary. 1171. for hearing the said . Roma In the
premises. et whir' time attd plies ;of sitend if
you think proper.. • •
J. mai . Yi* mum .
gh"4l.,
ylui.llll-yr4
VOTIC E.-NEW iltßA.l4:3E
lr WETT—To - sari this. 131012ey.'extza interest,
say dispute on settlement, and long friendship.
We bare appointed from Jai:new 1 to 10. 1871. to
settle our book account, and every. time • Months
afterward. April Ito 10. July Ito 10. 'sad October
Ito 10. We Wind Is only NW rule flitly eat is the
letter.' Ten per cent. will be • chanted on air book
somuitta from wellies, of goods. if not petted at
the times mentioned above.- All those hieing la.
settled book seeounts with C. 8. Lafferty. portions
to April 15. kV% villain and rattle immediately.,
LAM= A LANDOW.
Ciunpiown., In.; Jan. 1.
ERIE RAILWAY.
. •
IMO MILLI ITEDIR MO IitUOI WEZ2OI:I2
- notacnontsT. • clumps Of °WWI&
• snout pv.tos—Doustaputz
roi • •
CLEVELAND. TOLEDO. DETROIT. =scam
mmwsuimr.. BT. PACE.. CIMANA.
And all -rdlda West and Eqiethweat
DAVTOlr ialliM etociNEtA "11111
- lANAPOLIS.
LOVIEVILLE, er. Win%
all poir.ia Eolith and Senthareet
ITzw in) nirvana) COACKE/I au u taTavon
wrroorr citavar. TO Itocivintit u lEtinTaTl), inzw .
LUX. CLKINLAND AND CINCINNATI.
On AM after Itowiay. DT:cm Lth. 2870. trains will
;eve Warerty at about the following b.. . • viz
- •
0000 ir&S"f
1:2 I latal NIOTIT FSPRMS Mondays ozeepteib for
I:whet:ter. ltiiffalo, Dunkirk. Cleveland and (lin,
connecting with the Lake Shore, Michigan
Southern. and 'Grand Trunk-ltaibraym at Bairiki,
Dunkirk arid Cleveland lecthe West; also at Clear. ,
lent with the C. C. C. k Inn. Batlvrly for Indian.
ap olle e and at Cincinnati with thetonirrills Short
Lipe liailway..anil the Ohio' it Mississippi Railway
forth. South and Southwest ; oho with connect
ing lines at principal etatiens on main llae.~
4:4:o a. m.—SIGIIT, EXPRESS. daily. for Boebe.der.,'
Buffalo. Inn:kirk. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Ina direct cenne.lion with trains of Grand Trunk'
and Lake lihore Railrays at Buffalo, Dunkirk and
Clevelatel. for all points Wed, and at Cincinnati
with'the Ohio k Mississippi and. Lonirdlle Short
Line Railways for the'South and Sontn.west also
with all.couneding lines at principle stations oii
main line. . - •
7:15 a.m.—WAY FREIGTIT, Sundays excepted. I
8:43 a.m.—MAIL TRAIN. Sendai, excepted. foe'
Deft:do and Dunkirk.
3:50 p.m.--EMIGRANT TEATS. dilly f.r the Went.
5:35 p.m. —WAY TRAIN, for Elmira, Sunday! cx
. .
ended.
, .
6:45 DLY EXPRFSS, Sundays excepted. for
Boolsmer, Buffalo. Dunkirk., Cleveland. Ctrianna
ti and the South. Stops at principal stations and
connectirurpointa on main lino.
Yew and Improved Drawing Rohm Coschmt 'mom.
patty this, train from_Aemffork to Battslo, and
,aleeping Cmtetuna are attached it Itornettirri„ thy run.
'Meg thin' to Mewl/LH and Gallon without change,
p.m.—T.X. "aft :Sundays ercepted. for Be
tide. Dunkirk. and Cleveland. oinusecting with trains
for the West. • •
A gle,ping Coach Ia attached to this train running
through to Buffalo. ,
GORCG EAST
a.M.—NIGHT EXIMESS,Mindaya oseopk4l.-con
- arctitig at Now TOrk with afternoon trains and
steamers Mr Ntwton and New Rtlglan4 citing;
Sleeping Coartes accompany this train to N. T.
6:08 a.m.—CT:WI"NATI EXPRM. Mondays si•
copied. conDOI:SiDA st lereey City with afternoon
and evening trains of Now Jitney Railroad for
Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Waahnigton: end at
!few York with; steamers and afternoon Express
• trains torifew England'Citiss. Also stops at prin.
cipal stations and counts: log pointiron mainline.
Shaping Coaches accompany this trail to Now York
8:38 s.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. daily for
Binghamton,
mas km:—DAT F:irgEss. Rundaystareptadoton
aecting at Jersey City with roidantht Express train
05 New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia. Also
stops. at principle stations and connecting points
on midi&
New and imprirred Drawing.lloom Cosebrs acrom..
- piny this train from Buffalo to New York.
3:30 p.m.- 7 81311QUEILANNA DAY, daily.
1:30 p.m.—WAY - FREIGHT. Sundays exinted.
"6:25 p m.—DIVISION MAIL. Itondaya excepted.
R:53 p.m.—uottrsrso ExruEss. daily. COlinCit.
lag at Paterson for Newark ; tt Jersey City with
Morning Erpress-Train of New Je a r Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington; and New York with
Morning wtpresstrain for Boston tireWEn gland
titles. Abash* at ail principal one and sots.
• necting points on main
Steeping Coaches accompany this train through to
Now York:
! t[tl . ~tf:[tlst rw iwi~~ : l?fltltl:~
lei- • revised and einnplete •• Pocket Thee Tabh"
c 4 Passenger Trains on the Ertek Ralhitty and tint
meting linen. bai recently been pnbliahed, and can
be proenred on application to the Ticket Agent -of
lb* Conipany.
L. D. RUCKER.
(hotel flap!
IS & CO.,
R LP
five Jog received a fresh stock ot
FALL GOODS
In their line bought In Ile. Tort and Phitadelphhi.
at Kees that warrant than In Baying that they win
well n ,
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Their iftol. consists In Doinestie and 'other
DRY, GOODS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
ZEPHYRS,
.WORSTE,D,
MILLINERY' DEPARTMENT
Is thoroughly furnished iiith the
LyITZT TASI4OI% AND Blurt GOODS
/ • ,o 1""
For tile season,/
Ohl ladles/
CAPS AND HEAD RIGS
COnolautly on hand
Main et., orpotito the Court House
!Mkt. MI&
N EB LL-I,N.E.RY
MBA. J. D. !Mt
'Timid call the attention VA the pnbtie to her Large
!tack of
FALL iND TER
MILLINERY GOODS,
Dilcctly from limr York city. of the cry
lATEST STYLES.
All of which Will be Pohl uutarr.r. than any place
to Towanda; cotuprising •
DONNET4Ind BATS.. -
LACES. / •
CORSETS, • '
MD GLOM.
• lIAIR. •
•
•
• • -•
he., ke.
" KR.S..I. D. MM.
First door east of lirsralkall k Ridgsway's Bed
Waite and Rios store. Bridge et.
Sept. 29,10. ,
guoAR OF ALL KINDS MAIL'
lag it wk9tessle rim at
TO'S k =CM
F r C,IPT GB'S: ItO.T iC E.L—
Mitlce is hereby Oren that all perilous lndebt,
411 the estate 'of SILAS ALLIS, late of home
!d, ire rectented to Mai linitediatbhDelde
aadall peraoturfraytait elaitha Vans! eultao mull
preload them duly authenticated foe settlement. *
OR ON RICILET.
U. C. ALLIS
Executors.
:3445'n-io
ADMINISTRATiIEt ,
Nonce Is hereby abet:Filial aU persons indention
to the estate of JOHN . .lAB,VIB, late of pike
, trrp4 darrowa. hob requested Womb lairc at ipa
meat, and envenom baling claims against said as.
tits mat be proment the tame duly anthantteeted for
settlement NANCY It. J-ARYK
Nor. 34 111 7 / 1 , . . Adattaidiattii.,
'A USEINISTBATOWS.NOTLCE.--
Itot ew is hereby given that an micro' indebted .
to `ther' lita at WWI ItAKEIMON,IaM 'of 14..
wand*. demised. are riiquestsd to male Immediate•
payment. and all pace as hating" dittos anteust - said
estate nrsuA present them, duly authenticated for set-
tleonent. . • ELIZABETH AfAKINSON.
111ANCIll WATTS.
Jatt
• - • •
18 Ism Administrators.
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, •
ALatiNISTRATOWS NOTICE --
'Notice is beret,'" viten to all persons - indebted
to the errata of Z. li, arsi.ntso. tato of Athens bomb
elsivassrl, must mike immediate payment, and al
persons haling claims against. sahLsstate taint pre
sent theta dal" authenticated for settlinnent.
A .PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.—
..LA:To limy. 1. Turner.--No.
Tort are itereby notlflea that tottte• Turner. your
*ire. by her neat • fele Eel ; Jame a- If Iller; hare: - applied
to the court of • idea* of Bradford county,
for • divorce from the bonds of matrimony, ,
and the
'said court haw appointari Mond"); • the' rth day of
Fentniu7,`lnllflor.l6aring. the said Lottie. in the
•prethirars, at irhicti Uccle and place 3 - on can attend if
you thilik,Trnper.
jan.3ll.wit
:1. .11.
PPLICATION DIVORCE.--
To Philip! f 4. Yibi;er.—No. 239 Sept
Yoe are berebyvtotified that I.aatta.E. Fenner. Tour
, wife. by her neat friend; Wm. P. C'ar e hae.uppUe4
to the ed*rt of eOntrnOn - pkaa of., Bradford connty`,,
for a divorce from the bond. of.tnatriniorry, and the_
mid court hie appointed Monday,..the 6th of .reb-,
lei,. foe. hearimr,the- mid butni.E.Taimer in the
Pretniges. et whieh tints and place you can attend' if
Jpu*Mk proper., ;J. PEftlIV VU FLEW.
Sheriff.-
APPLICATION IN
.DlVOitek
To Mary Pritwo.—No. S l* Sept. T.. 4870,-;..•
lon Wm hereby notified • -that :P.. 0. .Prince,'"your
husband. has applied to the court of common
of Bradford county, far a divorce front; the .bonds of
matrimony.-and the said court has appotntod Mon-
Ass. the Gut dal of rib, Ira. for bearing Bald P. O.
In the premises: at whichtie, and ~ place'you can
attend If Jan think proper. •
. . P sr VA* FLEET.
• .
.Sheriff.
AUDITOR'S .
Ares nu sr. W. arm—No. 6913, Sept., Term.
ItIGT: In the Court of Common Moan of Bradford
county.. . • •
' The • undereigued - an Luditor appointed
Court to distribute moneys In the bandit Of the Sheriff
arising bout Shseirs sate of de fenderitti rsal
estate, will attend to the duties of .said appoint
ment at his ethos in the Borough of Towanda on
MONDAY Mei 30th day of JgIiBART. 1471. at 2o-
elock!p..tu.. st irldeh thosand place an persons bar
ing chants to said money are required to present the
.reins ;or be debarred from " ooantn ftn upon said fund.
L. I'. WILLISTON. ,
.4 uctitnt. ,
A .unrrows - NOTICE. _-In --
malt , r of the eetato X. Irin;low,
the Orphan's C,enrt of Bradford eounty.
The nnderalgned haying been aprointeil 'AntMoe by
said Conti to tllatribnte funtli In the. Lands of
John-Morrow. Occeaie. admlnlitrator
.of the es/date
Winslow,decraard.' among the' iperpons
entitled to the : same, will atteMl the...bitieg of
Tointment, at his °Mee. in the Flot:o'14 Towanda,
TCP-STIAT, - the 31,4 flay of J.kICI7ARY. next.
1$ at In o'clock.- a, zu.. at Which time and
place an. persona haying ' claim* on 'mitt
money . e•regneittNl present the retimr. or be ale
barred f • t ouling.in'for a *hart: of Pall money.
L.. 1". WILI.ISTON,
Antlitor.. •
!lisle. •
Pses't Aft
~ .~
NOTIONS, &C., V),
Fr;Tri
KEZL& IL EIPAIAMNIS
FHA& H. SPALDING;
• _ Administrators
1?cc: 72. 1870.
J. PErtIZT V FLEET.
Merl".
Der. 19:1870.-4t.
Dec. 19, 1810-41 ,
. • -
A UDITOR'S I
A
r'. Rirkssd A No. 44
thr Court ork*o.uotisu Pleas of I.lidford
eounty..' ,
' The undersigned, ani auditor - . aispolisted by said
Court to distribute ftin i d's in - Sheriff is hands nrissrtg
from Sheriff's safe oti defendant's real will
attend- to the duties Of said appointment. at- the
-Mlles. of Overton A: Intilyreme: In the borongh of To..
On. WF.D.7..:ESDAY. the Ist day of FEL/Ili/LEX.
1871, auto o'clock a. M.; at which time and place all
persons] having claimm, on raid money are refining
to present the:mune orbs gebarred from corning na
said fund. • . I_, < E. ot-Efel'ON.
jan.3'il.w4
übrrows
Wad rp: 7 F Gr.mo. ri(7 , iqUillit. N 0,.. 164 k 165.
Stay T., 1870. In the Court of Cornurno
Bradford county. ' • . .
The and reigned an Artdarr appothesd by -said
Cceart 'to distribnte niorvly In the Sheriff's hands
raised from the eale'nf defendant's real ostate, will
attend- to the duties of Ms • appriintntent , at'
his .ffthe th the horonsh of Towanda.. Ott Toeilar.
the 31st day of January. 1871, at 1..p.rn..' at whh;h
time and place all pertnina liaritig - elainia, to paid
money are minested to present sorb claims. of be
debarred from coming is upon •sald.fund.
W. At
Auditor.
Jan.sll-w1
AUDITOR,'SNOTIcE.,---J.•P.-liik
.by.es. Urniten tyn•l Norxhall.
Dee. T. 1348. t Cotirt ot.L'ooiro'on Plea of Ltra4lort
cotinty. . .
The undersigned atteittai to (Bairn,.
etc, funds in the.tiheriffs hands: raised from the
of defendeuta cod estato. will attend to the - dttties of
lie appointment it bis. office. In the bore' of Tow,
Anita. on FRIDAY: SA:irkny 27th. li7l. ati 2
o'clock, p. nt... at ,which _Until and place all -Per
sona are required to prioont their claims or be de
barel from slisring in.thc.aasets.
. .
Jan.:VT 1.-w • • • 'Audi tor.'
A •
A ITDITOIVS NOTIOE:-./.., THE
srialler of tb. )7...1,•••
(PrjAan'x rourtor Bradfokrl County! -
‘ ; , 11 " under'lentml• I.Protr4 o ;dl tr . the Orphan.' Court
.0. Paid comltT.an Auditor. to miirwhallxpset. and dia
tribtitn funds in the hand. of the adm'r of said ertatr.
wlll attend to the duttrs of lila appOintment..tt
otflrean the txwo'. Of Towanda. on §aturday, dan..2x.
IRTI. at 2 o'clock.- in., at which time and pine.... all
persona haling elaitim to said -motaeya, are regnuml
to presontlho Ramo. -or bo ' lver debarred, from
earning In upon said fund. •fore.
/11.„PEF.T,'Auditor.
,A IlDi ''.NOT 1 I C E.—Lt the
%CA- stator of tillo iutate.,tf r.. :A. Kisyop„
In therrphan'a Court of/ Rdford rounty,
The undershmed flaying been appointed auditor,
by Bahl - Conti to ditdiibnis funds In the bands of
the administrator.. wilt Mend to the duties of. his
' appointment at his office, In the Borougli , of Atberts.
Frithiy. February 3,3311 e next, at 10 o'clock. s•: 2 °.•
at Which time and place all persons basing Ask*, a
to said -money are requested to prerent - the stmo or
be debarreil from coining. is for a- .share of - said
money. .1. B. nEErF.,
jan.s.7l-w4 , . • Auditor.
•
A •uprrows - NOTIC E
Dolau e 4. Jaws Rondo 44. 7.10. An, got. T..
INS. In &no - Court of Common Plena of •Bradford
county.,
The undersigned an" auditor appointed by- said
Court to dlst.thrite money In the Sheriff's hsnds
raised from the male of detendsnrrO real' estate, will
attend to the duties of hin armpit:tenant at hies office
in Miranda toro.„on 'FRIDAY, /Tn.-% 1871, at 1
crokiel. p.m.. at which time and, place all portions
having elatms on sahrmoney are required to pre.:
sent the same or be debarred trom coming In upon
adid fand. - • J. -N. CALITF.
Jan.sll-wa ' • • -Auditor.
pROTEIONOTAiirS-- NOTICE.
-a- Eittah B. Oibba. Lirtatic.—No. 134. 1"Pb..7.
18713.—‘1n Court of Comment Pleu of Bradfortl.eonn
NOtiCC Is hereby giveri that there has linen file 4 In
the office of the Prothonotary of Bradford eonntY,
the-final account of the iCemmittee ofestate-of
B. Gibbs. a Mnatic: and the same will be presented,
to the; Court of Conampn Pleas- of Bradford county.
On„,Thrirsclay.February,9, 1871; at 1 o'clock. p.m., (or
contirmation.. W. A. - TIIO3IAS,
jan.s'7l-w4, • Xrpthonotart.
rtRPHINS' COURT SLLE:—BY
irtne of an order leaned out of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford county. the..underiegnftk. guardi
an af Harriet E.; John Fred. A... and Charters
Felton. minor children. at Stephen Felton.. late of
Towanda Boro.. deceased; 'will Pell at public Palau
the Court Muse, In Towanda Born., on WEI)XES
DAY, FEBRUARY' 1, 1571, at 1 o'clock, pan., the
follorrinU lot. piece, or parcel of laud: aitnated In
Windham twr., and bounded on the north by lands
of Si. Cowles and O. W.lVebale.r. east by Jonathan
Payne. 'until by Austin rileision, !west by public
highway: containing aborit :10 acres; neje or less.-
.TERMS crab_ conArrnation. '
E.IIILY B. rEuros,
ja11.511 Guardian.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.---tY.
virtue of an order iiimscront 6f the Orphane
Court of Bradford County, the riteleisicned,Gunrill
an of the estate of Jignisaa El'fott and liry F. Elli
ott. minor children id late of -Sheahe
quin. Bradford county Pennsylvania. deceased, will
sell en the premises on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY
4. 1311, af o'cloct; - p.m.. the folloxil4 described
.piece or parcel of land situate in ,Sheshequin twp..
and_bovinded a• follows: • Beidniabla at a corner of
David and Lewis Horton; thetfee a north-easterly
coarse 10,1 and one-tenth rods by larid,ef David and
Benjamin Ttorton'lp the centre of the highway;
thence by said highway • south-easterly course 3$
atid nine-tenthiedi to a corner of J. B. Oilleitt's
laitd...thence by lands- of Gillett and Brit::tuun 130
Itre-tentth roils to cornier of, Lewis Horton
enitth•weaterly coarse; .thence by lands of said
Lewis Horton a north-westerly course 34 and one.
terittiroda to the Owe of beginning. Containing
53 urea. more or less.
TERMS—S.I4)O on the property' being •struck down
and the balance on confirmation.
% Guardian:
jnn.STl•wd
ORPHANS' COURT* ,SALE.—BY.
Ttrtrie of an order Issued ord of the Orphan**
Court ofltradford county. the undersigned Admin.
iatratrii of the estate 'of William Means Watts,. late
of Towanda 13etiongh:.Bradford county. Pennsylva
nia. deceased. will sell on tho premisecon SAT1:1I- -
DAY, TEBRVART 4, 1871, at 2 o'clock, the
following piece or Parcel. of land., situate In. the
Borough of Towanda*foresaid, and. bounded 'and
described as follow!: Deginning at. the north-east-
corner of the Episcopal Rectory lot, on west •lin. of
Tort •Avenue; . thence •by Episcopal Ri`ectory lot
south 78 dogs. 20 min., west about 210 feet to south
east corner of Mix and 31ontanye lot: thence along
line of the same northerly 148 and fire-tenth feet to
• south line of Dr. B; C. Porter's land; thence aldng
line of same north 78'degs. 1 10m1n;tait /10 feet to
west line of York Ave. beretbfore mentitmed; thence
along line of same smith 74 dep. -40 Min. esst24B
and eight-tenth feet to the place of beginning, ro
serwing therefrom 12 feet for an alley- along south
line oat. C. Porter.s land, said alley to be for the
Use of the. land hersdn described for Other parties.
Centaining 31,185 sgnare feet, be the same nwre or
less.
TERMS— $lOO on the property being etrttek down,
One-half the. belanosof :none, on confirmation of
aale.the balance in oixtr year thereafter; with intercet
from continuation. MARY E. WATTS.
Jen.5114/3 . • ' Adlntolatritrix.
Ex. A FULL ASSORTMENT or
mum and cad= ram& at
Marcia It% Mk LONG k KEELER. N.
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. - rticoßpcimmociligricE.—:ni .
•
Po matte of th e incorporation of "TIM .nolderri
Norument •
Amotiatien of tlmithltekl." D. Bullock.' •
Wehb`.. VI Milli. and otheia, - Trustteee.
tentr,/$70.. • e - ; -
Route to beretii given that, au' titne Truati:o4
haq eeverally pre:aanated to the s tiertieteit•conituen•
Plait of :Weaved torinty, noir artirTc-Cof , aiwocart.
tiorgiaaltik for a dcenn,of Incorporation, and the
aaidConit having examined the Paine, and.andeng
Melt coned. Will :decree that the acts, he made -
'ea preyed for, on, Ilfonday, Pettrniey.f.'lX7l: at .
o'clock pto alllalasatuae.he shown .fin the a/kir - ark.
AJY3t~ - ID the !natter of the petitieti to rhaor,t• the'
nink atile and title of the Old kreabytcrian Chureh
or- •.• • . - - -
ALSO—In the matter of the rtiThratinie to sioctot
chatter of the 4 treopten Coitg&gation c4l. Sylvania.",
N 0.13, Dex.tarm, 1&.l. • - •
ihe Matter of the ho•nrportition of the
o'Ltota ileititanst Strain Fire Elgine Cutepan7."— •
No. Yeb . . T., Inn. C- . '
-
W. A. TuNrAs,
Prothonotarfs Otefee, - ,hut. 1871.-at, •
01.11PHAN'S - 'COURT
Tiiiite of an order Waned out of, the Dridienii
Court ofltractlonl county, tiw .inidersigued .Adionkt
istrator'of tlae estate of Atolln Morel!. 1, to of
Bonin Pap— will sell on ttsepremloro grn T 111.1104 ,,
DAY, runtuAnY In, 1871, :A 2 o'clock, p.M.,
lot'nt Land, vita/U.lO Itotor, tirp,'; and botin;Pll as .
foilowS: Deginntn4.B2 the tiOrtai-eteit corner 01 a
Int:conveyed to Daiithq Russell, Jr..; thence
flora they. of, south. MO.; degrees - Cad. CO perch...,
annt.xonth one deg.. west 17 perches to the •liorth
west corner of a lot contracted to lie sold
and now in pciaseaston of "Barre y 4 - 01tewo
thence along the" north line of =aid 16! east 72.p,•r , -
es:to the noit,h,east coiner thereof: thencemorth
pet-viols to % corner; thenec ,reef . 14d aril
tenth perche to the nnrth.. est korn,r of• a:lnt n.n
traeted to be, soli to IlLrain Itosselit ithoriee .11 , •ng
the east line f said let 70 perehem the. Flare 4 :
enntalutng aCifq; and
more nr (CAR. ••
• ALA.4—Ou a other piece or parcel of land sitn..t,
and bow:filed as • Sollow,.: Degirileil,
the nortla-*eKt corner of * of 10 =
0 rye
conveyed by Wm. 11.- Clymer to - Daniel !lime-if:
thence Slang iihe of land conveyed to .1/311-011 , - . - faL
twee, north 113 and five-tenths perches, south sf'!,,
degree* east sr. and threetvath plebes, and mrth
gn perches: theticoLeast 16 and thro.tonth, • Pcnif'
to the north-west-corner via lot tonveied
thelios along Ives; lino thereof: anal next
line of the othbriand ccureyed to said Daniel 1:
soli, south 131 perches; thence alontr.thenertlf lint;
of first-mentioned lbt. nerth 8314,
der: Mee: 71Vet tin
`and six-tenth perches to the place : oftghtninz;;
containing 75 acres, more or lees. •
• , TRltllB—sl.oo for each. piece on' the property U<:-_
.tug Firm:lt Linen, one-half 'of tlin balance on;
'Otte on co:din:nation of sale; and the restudnd , T, In
one year, from confirmation. 'kith int - Ereet from ceu:
tirmatien • the, purchase price secured ;by
.llttletinetretsontl: and. the man tte be entereg as a
lien otesaid laud. STEkif ai WICKHAM,
jan.a'7l.w.t Administrator.
SILERIFF'S'SALE.-- , BYTIRTUE:
'of Sundry Writa issued .out- of - the .I:ourt.of
-COminian Pleas of Bradford county and to me a.
meted, will be exposedto at the 'Coact
House. in the Borough of l'iwaida, Bradford euini
ty Pennsylvania. on TIICRSOAI PEBROA BY,
1871; al O'clock. p.m., the following:dem-Mod
piece or parcel of land situate in Towanda boron4ll, •
bonteled as follows': On the north; east and
by land belonging to eatate.oll`4.lfardcdeceasO! , ;-
and on the eolith by State Street. tieing' abbot
feet front on State Street, and---- -'feet +alai
one framed building. thereori, nasaLaa • '
'Seized and ialcsn in execullottaf the soli of S. N.. •
AapiniralLen t lit Colored lI.E. Miura of Toiand. , ;
formerly Isl Weslyan Claw,* -..4.-1...v
-andC
ALSO-rlbe following described lo;, Pious, or, 'or
error land, situate in Litchteld two., hotin.led w -
follows: Op el - m . ll[olth bydarail'of nowise .cotton
and Warren struble. east bs Warren amble: mid.
4. L. Parker, svith and west by ..14_165.
cot:4l'lll4min pviet of land, More -or lops, no in:-
pram:ants. • . • = ' '
.ALso=Anotbor pier .4 land •0 1
twp.. bounded ondbe north by.iabliNo dekribed bd.
east by J. L. Parker, south by Swill Lent. WC by--
other lands of Jarues. 'Randolph : curtnlnJu; 1'
acres. more or less, no inaprovenentS.-:
• 3 rich and taken in - eleentionat.tho
B, 'Ulmer ss. James - •
A The fellowin;;; dea'cribei lot, piece nr.init-;-.
col of Ilnd I;itnafe in .116 x lanitid.d ar frib• •
lows, - On , th6 north. smith arnt*est. by- lambi ow
0(.0.11. Fo..er, ist*t by public 14loway ,'
- AMA 11 , MO. northern. (:.;ntr.al 11:BrAilsifr
l; acres, naare ., •r with a• •
framed dwolllng „house. aniall framal
barn. and tin orchard 4 , 1 frait,ttecs tberepri. •
• ALSO—The 'defendents one n interest ,in o'h
olhcr,lat.nl laud situate in bc, , inded an ,
doserilrd as follows: On thit , north ter pnh M. „Mgt,
way lending from BoroL:to: (.41'11%111e, ea:Alit
Andras sontli by 'Coliiiidois Palinor air.
V. M. IVilson. wo;Lbs- said V. ]lj,-xtrilsori. and putlic
laglataylcading frotTi - Ti - do Canton;
acre. more or loss, all ;1101,i;,.... a, with a
fitdldin liked an a dry-_odds store; lipumr gad - Ape
shop atlaclied. • • A •
Seized : and taken in e'keention at the onit . of Leon:
and Leiria vs. E. t. •
• A1....40—The follottiffkuthferik,etl Fol. piece or vat-' •
eel of land situate At p.. bounded as. fol. • .
low.: On the north by laud : . of Win. It. 61.4 cs on
cast bY Eno ijohn.on. e. , nth be John V. •Ileviainen ;
- •ke.t.by land of Robett. ?Sealy and Harry liithjarn
containing 102 hei - vs,"niore h.ss, about 70 2i:Xc.i
Improved, log .ltn.e. If:tined born and few. fruit
• •
trees thereon. •
j Seized. an 1
d -ikett" Y
ex•rdion. at the *nit of Geo..
fixed vs. .1. E. Ikujandn: • •
Al...l4o—The following d• scribed lot, 'deco or rir••
'col of laud situate ail hound..., I
*. lln'tho north by lands of ltiehanl Van
'Etten anti-Joseph Vought. Cart., by... Taffies Ilipt.liqa; •
.onto by Itsuiel ivest by John Kitten.
tiall; contAning tin aerao.', more or Ices,. about
acres intkrio.a..l-with' a lot iriut treed [heti:sin; L.
reized/andtaked In cf.evutien tit the Snifot Jtuale.
Elb.% Orth Ta. Martin V. lithoonoer. . .
AL - of - p..2m0 fountrliez rbye ter par: '
c.l of lard .itnate in Litchfield"... tap.. bounded tut .
follows; ku k the north by -- public highway Icztlio;;
froff - iPonte boro, to LitehCeld Centre, on the cast
pnblie higitV . dj leading front Janson's Cornets to
Randolph s•Oith Janie..;. weft. I,y
Tit minis C.ittoto containing TO acres. more or 1e...
' about 20 improved. framed.
•
stable•and few feint tyre. Merton,.
Seized anti taken in ezeention at the; suit :of it llarrin.;.;tun- vs. Michael 11a1C.y. '
ALSO—The followitn, dr. ,, eribed lot:piece' nr.fyi.
eel of land"situste In tViltuot rtp., bounded aa tot:
lows: tni the north by laud of Nichol:44 and
tiu tt - Netl, entt by John' Cnialmiskey; .south = l.y .
Ni - rvoult And Wolf, Corner. west by l'abrica.
Carroll: containing IVO serer) more or 1e t. ataad
a.-rtot ituriroved, with: an • old h;ft house and-boar.?
kitchen.aitached, anti franied barn there 'U.
<Seized and taken iu exaentiou at the snit - of - Inn:it;
Ifort.ni v.. Janie. Fl. coll;11. rind. Elizabeth A. ;G , l-:
•
MEE
ILQO' - .—The f011owlm; dessillied lot, pi, ce Or •P 1 r.":
eel of land situate in Pike tap.. bounded as follows,
On the north by laud of LiICL7. Stv.eils, cast by • •
clinton R.eney - , south by Henry Sbernfan. west by `,, ,
highway-lvadin,74rom 'St evenevilh• tO the State road
andlaiels et Laci-y Stet ns; containing. 25 acre,-, .
niorvevir hiss, about 25 acres - Improved: one franiedo
house. one board stable,. one board cooper shop and .",,
few 'fruit trees thereon. - .
, Seized and talienrin eieention at the min ofJoeeph ' ,
Coleman s-s. Milton Mithlaw and Henry Shiesnian;t.t.
ALSo—T'be following described lot, piece sor par
cel, of land situate in Tow - Tuttle Boro. , bounded as
foBows: On the north Leland of C. S. Russi•lT. cast
by Third sfrvet. ,south by, R..W. Nobles, now * in ..
poSsession of Jnilson f"flolcomb . . ...wept by Fourth '
street: bra ingabiint 100 feet em. mill street and 'ahem.:
300 hit back,'"lwith A framed 'ilWellint house. and . .
fsw fruit trees thereon. ..
Seized and taken in execution at.th ' if. Tot of ida1,.. ; .,
A fitrouit vs. J. M. Collins: •
Also. Fowler.. Slown.ff A Ferman -ca...1.2L C9ltaii , . -
ALSO—The thilmaing described lot.. piece or fin
ed of land 'satiate in Pike twp.„ hounded as follows: '—
On the north by public highway. east by lands of..
Dr. Roberta, south by 31ortime r Pratt. acid by fit-,.' •
Welles and Platt Wood;. containing 94 acres, more '
or less. about 40 macs improood. . —,
Seized and ;it . in execution at the nit of J. IT.
Marsh is. Rich rtbAsliton.
ALBo: l rTha f Ilowbazdeiscribed lot, piere . or par-
eel of land situate 'in Btirlingten : tap:. bounded as .• '
,follows: •. Beginning at the centre of Sugar CiV et '''
mnninir s no by lands of Geo. C. EMU degs. *est '•:
ltifiperchen; t mace north 86 degs . east by lands et -
Geo. c,tain fl n
(1., J. lifOrley 110 ..perelp , si tO ' d
'
ril
corner;:-ibence`ionth 9 degs. easiby lands 44 jmae s
12,.. sppheiriv re#lley, to a corner; thenZo south ol .
'dens. west by lands - of Isaac 3lorley CO':".perehes to a .
corner; theireetAthii.degs. east by lands of Isaac, -
Mo4ey 12:1 perches to the centre of saidEiugaiiweek :.
'the ‘ce along thekentre ot Sugarcreek 'Aforesaid tin.
so*.tal courses thereof to the place 4'berrinnimi: /
contartrindSo acres, more or less. •abdrit iii) acres
imptoved, with atruned house; framed balm with ' ' 1
shed'attaehed, add-fruit trees' thereof:
Seized and taken in execution at this suit of E
Smijh's'inse vs. LiT. Royce. . •
ALSO- - The foll Owing described lot,,fiicce eelszr- ..`,
eel of land sitnatean Franklin tap., bitointleil -as ILA- ,
lows:. Begiuninie r at the aouth-east car. of, the lot.
being the north-east corner of lands belonging to S.
M. Latimer, and fn the West linG•il lands belonging'
to the estate of (Bites - Waco:v, deed.: then Ce. south
72, degs; west 54 perches to - a (Moser; thimee - north
19 degs. west 58 perches to a corner; thence , nerth -
GO dogs. east 20;4 -perches to a c'ortterf thence north ,
.92 perches to a cruet.: thence, north:l2 .ilegit.' east -.,
4 perches to a corner; thence south- 19 degas earl - •
145 5.10 perches to ,t,tfe place - of beginning; v Main- •
_lug about 36 scree. there or lesisiitbout 21, a a Ira
pro% ed . , with an i'ild house and few fruit 'trees them,
on.,
Scizeskand Ikon* nln execution thcanit of - A. L'.: .
CratuncrA Son v. R. D. Flemming,
.bleary ,Toneu r
and Albert L. More. terre tenant. . •
' ALSO-I'he following described lot,- Ocala or par- ...
cel of land situate in Litchfield twp..' bounded s.s
follows:. din the - north by lands of Zina Goodsell.
Janatludi Runt and. Betsey Jane Rogers', 'east ; by- . .
liOsey Jane Rogers, Win. }'Wright - and. Owed Park. : .
south by Oven Park, Edward Partin and - 5..12. Car
mer. west by John Rogers and Owen Park; It7M:
tattling 130 acres, more or less, about. 100 . acres ism. •
proved:-..with two framed dwelling houses; two
• framed barns, with sheds attached, and large apple
orebaid'thereon. ,
Seized and taken in e.icoution at the aid t of Betsey
3. Bog - ere and Martin Ilogeriii• adiurs. of Johnson -,
Bogert, decd., vs, John Rogers and Barris Rogers:,
!erre tenant.'
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or ' fisr
eel Id land situate lu South Creek twp,, bourideit a
follows: On the north by lands o 'Seymour; Snail.
cast by Joseph Ballow; south by rtinLidils; west
s i ii
by Henry Thorupseut containing acres, more: or
less. all improved, with i log to. de. amt.( lined
'addition, and barn thereon. .• . - „.; '• •
ALSO—One other lot. piece or parcel ;it: land Bo
ats in.paid SOnth ('leek lvrp., and bontulOd - a'. fol
lows: On the north by hind of _Martin Lidita, ust
by public highway leading : front from Troy./Pa., to
Elmira, N.Y.. south Am Joseph Smith, west h}:B If. '
-Smith. (known as iho Smith tract); eontaining 5)
seri , * more or leas, about 20 acresimptgyed
-- Selicil and taken in execution at- the suit of E. ..
Piimesoy's use es. W. B. Wands,"
lao.11"T1 .T. rEnityv.vs FLFIET.O3II(7Iff..
.PROCLA.I.I . ITIOX.-.WHEREAS,
Hkin. FARDIR D. STDIXTEIC, President Judge
to the 1 - 211 t Judicial Distriet, eonsisting of the ,Liu-.
Surgitrhatina, and l i iOna. ZELV
-I.OIC 311.1 J. - R'. -V , A0c1:1:t. , 411.1;:p
ill anti for said county of Ilrodfued.-havo issued Die'
preeept bearing date the 9th`dr.y of JannitrY. D k 7l..
to . rue directed for.holding a Court .of Oyer and
Terminer . ..General QOarter
,Skissiotoi; and C(11111 , 11'
Pleas, at.Torrandri for the - etnmty of Bradford, r.!l'
Mok 1 ( 1 0. Febrnau to- youth:Kw thice wrek>.
Notice is therefore hereby gireri to, the Coroner.,
and Justlies of the Peace. - of the county of P.rad fop
that - they be then and there in their proper
at In &clock In the forenoon of said day. with h...
cord". iruluiritierUC .and other ,remerobrinces. to do
those, things wh ich to their office . appertains to tie
done: litli those who are bmntrby - recognizance or
ortherwitie to , prosecute' against' the prisoneekt Who
are or !may be in the jail of said county, or who Sli.:11
be bontid to appear at the paid rend are to be thr.i
antf there to pmeecute 3g2Mst them as shalt hl) ju;4.
JurOrs are requestkist to be ipunetuatin thcirattcn-,
dance, agreeably to their notice.
Tlsted at Towanda., the 9th day of lannary, in Ure
year of our Lord. otur thonsandright Itnintred and
411;enty-our, and of thit Indepetidv . tuo of th,
tutted State s. the ninety-fonts. nu
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