4ilforci grpi!rttf.
v t.t
C 0
11=MMMI
•• The CuOert of _th4 Mendelr
611, arras out a very fine ail
It is only necessary to Mate that their
istice vas unrivaled. --the best music
; i r
•e- ;
: \
PAYSON' 18
ilteatiop tit. her parent it{ Orwell.
goo.) aceotufts of hotlpprincipal and
rn of the scininary.in' Painesville, Ohio,
is a braticK , ig HOlyoke. .
J' • . ,
•
r The 'following pfficer Were in
inlpraillo±d•Le,lF,e, No. 167,10: _of 0.F.;
;. 1 , 671. tuf.lye ensuing term: i
..,-T. A. -111'nono. . '-.. .
' -A, 11'AysAilp, . - -.. . '
-.i. V; ertr,ncnir.i.:. .
• ' \ . ' ''' -" :-
. _
• Maj.-Gen. JUDSON KILPATRICK,
:Want cavalry officer, tvinlecture at 31Ert-
II all ; en Monday evening, April 10. Sub
• Sticrintin's March to tbe - Sca."' Every
lover . of Country, and everybody
it ,ildt- fait to hear thin grand lecture
!oval:cr..; .Npaee wit riot. allow us to' say
.
r,
to HA R - 1 . BErrEn Cow ?-3/r. Edi
tiave Ayrshirsi cow that
rom tb(4 sth of this month to- „ ,the 11th
ve •277:1-.. : piminds of milk, from Which ryas
I ivnida mad:)4 ounces of butter. Her
its'lcay anti two quarts of corn and oat
r day. Ste It - ad:four-quarts of :turnips
four last, days or the seven. •
L. P. Con;Eu..
aria, 31arch=2.7, 1871.
a meeting of Ulstor Divi
Sot T., held on Saturday evening last
l in min g . officers were installed for the en
MO
'.--James Miller; Shaw.;
Miss Ella Rock Well ; A.11.13.-4olm Mills ;
Emmet Rockwell; Treas.—C. Dettra ;
7\l. B. Rockwell; top.z—Ed. Rockwell:
Wm. ; Mersereau; 9.
. w. Nichols. J. rt. Mr.usztir.s.r,
. We have had
.the pleasure of
of the advance pages of the
.:r1,1 1 :: a new Suatty-school sin~in~ Look,
n , f,. P. P. 'Boss, to iie*publiphed April 15
and fake great pleasare
in rc
:,.l:no it as superior to anything now in
the =tile is attractive,
, 1 ;,,. ;lords all breathe of the Great Source
piz 4 i , e.-' Prof. Buss certainly de:ijerves the
1:=
Sunday-school workers for thiacbarin
,• .1. which should find a Iphice in every
in the laud..
learn that Rev. H
the l'lTA); • tciriait.eliprph, \\y
d and aceepted a call !to the
t • eirarch, Catskill, N.Y. Mr. C. it
r, n,• ap l succevsful. pastoi-. We be
..., h;z22 iibundaut success in his new field.
W, f“ruier ret:idfntiof this
cizi,s the nummatina fur mayor of
lima.
.
I _
LI:. it , N C. 60IfS WARNER, 0
k. their de•partare for Greenfield
.:•,,nntr; lowa, on MonchT
. ; •
i 1:A N D: PL.tNETARY , DISPL4Y. ---- There
1,, siim at present SOO 11 , aftsr sunset the
i,..iniiNer, Mars, Venus and the moon all
:,n;: magnificently in their: orbits:-Mars .
ii•it. Venn.: in' the West!, and Jupiter .
ait in In. Aenit With, with the ereSeent moonris
,,ao h.•r meridian. They!all seem n'ear
lii a dirtil lint' of the hearers; and are, when
: ed..il, ;email:ably brilliant, affording a
.. .lbr.autifnl sh.i:iit,- Such at Air: arc not of
. ,4,:lliitli. This attractive display may
.}...-I . ;v id tc,r several evenings to come, Sat
sir,es hot rise until .toward morning, and
r..nry rarely appears to the naked eye.. Ent I
a'!,-If-evident fart taat Mc&ALE&F.Dwmins
cs.ce groetrii,:s thalk any •other establish
-at *as com , ity for the sample reason that
, y la ZT v. better assortment and - sell at rva
_ .
,6 , -'.„;Y- Tie find the following• notice
I, ,ar g o.l opeation in the last i d uzerne - L'',.-
'. Dr.4).tvims is a patke of this I.ounty, and
- a siti/htit at the Susquehanna Collegiate
-;itlitc kor several years.. He is a . brOlher of
7
f. Dal!ir.s,l7„sq.: - .
.. , • ..
EXTBAORPiXARY.-A very 'difficult
lontWoi was performed last week . by Dr..ltE.Es
I.l\ one 01 our resident physicians and stir
and .me that haS generally heretofore
miilded the services of some of the &est stir : .
;.:•,'ons. The Doctor operated upon and remor
,,d nom the abdomen of a lady,: who is doing
undeit the .circumstances; an "Ovarian"
Muc , r, which before he had 'tapped it, a few
prior, must have' weighed forty pounds,
id.- bailor on - .being removed weighing upwards
twentN pounds. The Doctor was a s sisted by
IYr, wx'eNra Devvrs Multrnr, Itornaoca,
Asitlitv.zu, and others, The operation was
ni , ver.h4fore performed in this Valley by a reai
ti at 4 •
CAmrrowN.-11r. — Vditor : Canip
wn has au existence still, notii:th•Lt anciing
Hie changes that artblatang pfice. J. I'. LEE
r),.:11 es from the Firs llaffonal Blacksmith .p
• farm,and Wat. EonayEs takes his place. Ho
-o.l:ur, is to icave the," brick preparing
ti, I , lold a tine house tm the adjoining lot. It.,
53117/1, of Wilkes-Birre, comes in poslession
f 1.1312 Brown house oft the corner, and Wx.
r, Jit., goes into thebrick. FEANE NICUOLS
.pattiilg up a new house. RUSSELL OWES hag
1, ,, •1:11t a lot and expeas to build this summer.
:.k!,.W..cooi.Er is nearly, ready to raise his new
. ft. v. \V. IlEyros, Episcopalian, after
t stay With us has gone to Ilan:
I'. R. Tow Eli has been. with us
• :a , . and he is otr to Conference expecting
• • i.t io some other field -of lalior.! We
un'iuin our field of teapperance, as
a.'in the congregation. lid 'is an indent
trw the right, Prot SrEtilw: Su ELI. has
;-t iiec-h. , 1 a 'course of instruction in penman
; a chi's. of 25; he understands his
t oilier towns secure hl services:
iNajdcasing-acor , rn,nli:limenr, and
ME
; • ••:: innen writing
quarry Las eLt.“pird
planing
liaz'r•ss ~hops, ehoe shops and tor
liN Utisinc;sa ; alsc),lfartirit
in a Fro.:Verci condition, and
t %%c• have st l office as H.
1; 1 and ll. , tuniit S. it 1311., W.
it icy, • Vrnrs AvE.UI-.
•,! - I.\l 1,71
• •
Tio4 Co., PA. —The-
Itossmu,,. formerly of Wysoz, handed
, a map of l'unosylranik Published in - 1793 by
flow fu., containing, besides much "tit
( r!a:•,• fltl ieforinatton lregard to what now
( , 'l.titutes the county'of Bradford, all the then
•oirv,• . Y mad, by order of the Gorern
fe,t;ut. As it Is probable' that Maps'of this early
•
the hands of many of the read
,,' the Uroartir.; I will state a few things
t i,.• • Ivariff:ll from thfa--one. About three
f ‘ , ll,lreadford had been sarreyed—all on
of the rive . r except what now- eon
tlm totrwhips of Litchfield and
Oft wst'of tee ricer, all from the
part I he, comity to • the tforth side
~f creel, and asniall section on the
SlVt just abbr'c Sugar creek. This
narnol ...lfe!rg/, 'which appears to be
thy ft: ,t na:ne (-ter given by the Anglo Saion
vt 1 tatis_ eallett Tottanda. The
111; 4 of the !Awes uf,creeks and places on
, this
ditfer.i.ne from that- now -in use
for itigtancq., as Towandee, Wysaukin,
waprastining and Melvilf*itliont the
the I•itteants are all laid down telera-
L:y corruct, with tlio• elception otAlitnp.ten
k•rt• k, islinade to cater the ricer directly
Towanda village instead of opposite
l'ltqa.iits, where it. does. There am three
c:,rt,i . -znills narked on the map: one on the To
- Ivanda creek near the village (since known as
initl),' cue itiWysoi on Hinman's creek,
and Shepherd's mill near the State line. There
two totrushiPS named in what is now
the county of Bradfurd—NtWrising, extending
up to Towandl, and the ether, nanied,Titiga,
yatentling from there to the State Line. On
viewing this map, j could not avoid con}frausting
the condition of this region at. that early day
with what it it; now. t?Then what is now Brad
ford comity way almost entirely a bowling • wil
derness, inhabited by boars; wolves, and other
wild animals; now it is spread over with beau
tiful and productive farms, dotted all over with
thriving villages, and inhabited by an in -\ l4:le '-
gent, moral and industrious community.
• In those early times we have been speaking
of, if the feW inhabitants had anything to spaie
from their imTediate wants;•they had, no way
of getting it to 'Market but 1+ floating down the
rWr on rafts, irks tx-boats,'and no way.of pro
enriog dry-goods, groceries and other tnerchan
disc than to have them brought pp the river in
boats of various sizes, from three to seven or
eight tons burden, and requiring ono man to
each ton to piopel them aphis, the-curreut.
These boats, in wending the river, wouldrnove
with the ! amazing veloCity of perhaps Sheen
miles a day. Think of this when you Bee a train
of cars passingrcarrying more freight than fifty
of those boats could, and moving farther in in
hour than they could in a day. it
.:the com
ineK!ment of the present.century, if had
told of-atl.the improvements 'that . ha've been
made sin& that time, (such, fhr instance, as
ste4nboits, railroads, locomotive engines, tele=
graOis f and hundreds of otlir improvements,)
ho 'Would have boon thought as Wdd and-vision
ary
as one would now who shodd prophesy that
within the next fifty - years wo Would see vessels
loaded with freight and passengers passing oVer
our heads on their way from China to New York,
Thorp has.beep but little said in the &Tow=
lately in regard tollio doings of the Historical
Society, except the eulogy pronounced on' the
character of the late Dr. 51.ksox, whifh was all
thacH should be, for as a man Dr.lissox could
not' ell be praised too much. may we all fol.
loticis example, so that after our dpparitire we
raaAbo as well spoken of as he has been, and
with!eritial truth. L H, Extioix.
March 20, 1871.
5 •
ALB -4 ' ri-,4 .
ASEPORTEI3---,Nar
Our town not being 'represented in the
eatiums of your paper as much es' many others
in the county; I am not willing. to remain tin
tepresentea ; but not being a writer focthe
prets, I have commenced this - article witlibesi
tation, fearing its destiny will be the wastf-bas
ket, I will send it, however, trusting
,to your
professional skill to make it acceptable, not to
the writer alone, , but to those at whose, earnest
solicitations I-have undertaken the task.
Our citizens ihave taken a step towards mak
ing imp:rem / nit'• in vocal music. 'About the
first of F:ehrtiary . last, a class was formed in the
chach on Itbbard fill, numbering` abbot fifty
paying meinbers, under the leader hip of C. B.!
tirnuiss, Esq., of Lime Hill in Wyalusing . ,twp.
Th'e drills were conducted on two evenings in
each week.
D.G.W.X
On Tuesday, the 21st .of March, a _musical
convention was commenced and continued fcur
days, three sessions each day, and closed with
a concert on Friday evening the 24th instant.
The concert was opened by singing the anthem,
"llleis the Lord 0 my soul," , and continued
with 'about thirty pieces of sacred, secular d
sentimental 111IINie, after which an address
klivered by tho Rev. Mr, HINMAN of the M.
Church, and closed by singing a valedicto6
song. -
The exercigcs were conducted with credit to
the class and feather, evincing close applica
tion and perseverance on the part of the class,
and above all a high tb2grso of ability in the
Witcher, who was ably assisted by !liss .kuvILLE
IllimAnv, who kendered-to the class the iniu of
a tine melodeon. Respectfully yours;
March 2G, Oaaxx U. Enuar.
• 'i - - ,
IfasTElttc BRADFO2.D.L-The twaal
"change of base - " caused by inoviiig day is up
on us. It is not iinfreiluently. that loads of fit -
niture, goods;aud children are seen goin to
their new lic.;. The loss of time. And mey
caused by jar migruto-y habits cost the meri
can people no small slam. We have' ad line
,wcather for the-season, and many 05 Wto birds
areiiith us, fa of happy song. Ten , hens
seem to hate anticipated Easte Sunday this
time, and brought down the p 'ce of eggs with
in the - reavh of all. Althougl n hooping-cough
and measles have been abr din the land, the
health of our people has been above the aver
age, and our doctors haXe had time-Jor recrea
tion, speettlating in• real estate, taking music
lessons,•and 7 the like ;. anit - lly shouldn't ilicy?
Public sales and apeThms hare served 'to call
the people togetheruf late, h\it the time for
_steady' w( irk is ‘ow :Aland. ,
The winter schools are closed and Supt. KEY. '
!CET is at home wo hear, working up hi, annual
report, no qoubt. r And, by the way, our Legis
lature did al, good thing in inerea,ing the State
appropriatiOn to ;7700,000. The Legislature ad
journed over " first of April," and Representa
tive Rtes spends a day or so at' home before
the final adjournment.
We hear of a number of cases where sheep
hitve.bten killed, recently, by dogs; and is it
not strange that so many people in the world
p'rt S r dog' to inuttcm? There is "no ac
c,•unting for tastes." • • •
Our County Comiuisrioners • have been the•
`ro.tuds readjusting the valuation, Ae. There
are some wry faces at high taxes for elunt7
purp(4s. Al! overheard a neighbor ray, the
other day, that rnp. , l was the chief cause of tax
ation, and we ;believe it. Of Rradford had shut
dOwn on the licensing ft t E;i3ll", and setl+ . 7. of li
quor, ten yeifrs ago, we Should now have been
with Potter &Unity,, enjoying IoW taxes, empty
jails, a full treasury, taidfew if any ernoimn's
convey to the penitentiary. Extra "courts"
Could thew be dispensed with, and grind juries
could'odjoroli the first day of court for want of
business. What is our duty to generations to .
,ime? Aye/and , to the present? . "A word to
the wl , +' iF Slinithilt. " •.. -
lthe the 11r.rottron bere t becausopue dues
lr t base ,to demand a stop to its coating, and
then go ttr office, 'Saila up and compel tho
proprietor to scratch our• name' off, or-" wolf,
show him stars." Newspapers from adjoining
counties will please TARE NoTICE!
- Vety
Auril 1, 1871. Bur.
.ltunneAv 11EnT1na.—A -large and
nuntet;ousl attended meeting of the citizens of
the eastern portion of Bradford county Was
held at the Academy building, in Rome, on
Thursday, March 30;1871, to take steps for the
furtherance of tit. _proposed Railroad np the
Wy:4ls. valley, The meetiug'was called to
order, and Ctat Cars, Esq., of Orwell, ap
pointed Chairma , and 0..1. enunnycK, of Or-
N% ell, and D. C. 'Ar - rizs, of Rani, Secretaries.
The obieet for
R;,B well stated
it , q Yas moved and carried that a crimmit tee, con.
siding of the foliwin,g gentlemen, be appointed
toireport a preaMble and resolutiona - for ilia
cohaidera lion of the un:cting, and to act tot a
- ,,*irtittii: along lirline of- the contemplated.
I Ate, viz : Bon. J. PaNsmore, J. W. Woodburn;
Esq., Orson lticki,v7Boruc - , J.& Madden, Wm.
G. Babcock, .ti. Boardman, Windham ; E. It..
'.llyer, J. M. Wattlt, 11. Ile.7clier Morgan, \Ty
ska ;- Hon. Z. Frisbie, Thirbeer S. Cam, S. N.
Bronson, Orwell ; J4scpli Powell, L L. Moody.
Mt E: W. llale,i 11. , Scott,,Towlaida ; I. L.
Ciihmer, Joseph B. 'n t
ith, Miinroc ; James C.
.I:Agway, lifirale---Wilhi,y;Franken ; _Robert Mc-
Kee, Ramey E. Holconib,.Leili#4lw.i. Mau-
ley., Charles Stockwell, Williams, Canton.
Those qr the conniutte that were present',
after retiring, Ter a short.time;'refurned and re,
ported the followingffeamble and reso.utiong,
which were disclutspct by several persons pres
ent and unanimously sdppted :
Wneneas, Tce. l Legislature of Pennsylvania
has.authorizfial the ,;coustruction of a railway
from Cpiton, on the line of Williamsport t Ei
mira Railroad; to the New York State liticylv
the counties of Tioga or Brootne. ; _through,the
Valleys'.of the Towanda, Wysex muvl-Wappescn
ing ceseks, t.• eininect-sfith the iklhany it-Sus
quehanna thus, forming the shvirtest
route from Pitt:dm-7. on the-Ohio river, to Al
is uy or Doskin by Some eighty miles • AND
WitantLas, The people resident upou the line
are expected to manifest a proper interest in
lwhalfuf this important cop4etion of a through
route of railway comminti'cati.on, inasmuch as it
'fords to the localities ileilitios fur .travel and
transportation erefore •
Be it Besotted, That we citizens resident up-
on the route, will afford every reasonable
ty to the company constructing the road, and
we feel safe in saying that theright of -wayean
be secured at, a, fito of compensation 'that will
he entirely teitisfactory to the company, and we
will contribute by subseriptiozni to the'capital=
stock as much as the circumstances of our peo-
ple wilrjustife.- .
Resolred. That proceedings of this &voting'
he sent to the county- papers' for puMestion,
and cipies of these resolutions be sent to the
presidents of the Northern Central It.R. and
Albanflt Susquehanna hoed.
(f3igned by-the °Slicers.) Craus Com,
Q. J. Cntranra,-1 secretarim . Chairman.
D. C. WATTLES;
vs- B. L Togas, who has been
about this place for several months past, Ras
arrested and coinniftted to jail . on Wednesday
mcktling, on a charge of robbing Mrs. FuEnsa,
of 'Smithfield township, of three buttered dol
lars in government bonds.
Score (colored), of Trop, was also
committed to jail the 'mai) dayon a of
stealing money from tho__ILCILW. cam in
Troy. . • *
(which the meeting convened
v the , Chairmin ; after which
•
Z. 0. "oF G. T. LECTC COURSE.—
6 '
Wen Oust Loofa; will deliver - her lecture on
"Olds," lullanctnes Hall, on, Friday evening,
April 7. -
That "Girls" is an interesting subject, lee
can testify from our own itetual knowledgei of
the sex; and that Miss Looss r will invest it with
all the charm that has perva*l, it for untold
ages, we have no doubt. -
Knowing that nothing bad Can be said of such
eubject, we leave the other Side to the Imagi.
nation of our readers, and devote OW/ energies
tollie laudable object of enlightening them as
to Miss Loasx herself. But here we meet with
a difficulty. We only know of her what we have
heard, and as the evidence is not of the clear
edufeiis—Tot being of -the-legal persui-!
siott—ive are slightly puzzled. We will there
fore content Ourselves' with classifying it, and
let all judge for themselves.
As to her bilihrdaeo, we find the. following :
"A native of Philadelphfu."—Hankifultrnht,
"horn in our own city."—Elmira Adcrrtiser.
" Aidanghter of old Ohio."—Colnibus gates
man/ • •
•
Her nationality
•
• A wit ty siveroman."— Ph IliTaYa,
"The descendant of. an Indian chief."— ti.
-.
"An'Englishworuan with -French manners
.'t
Albion. •
." One of the noblest and nt*est of 4merican
/Ceirttl.licau."
Her relations
`John A. Logates oousin."—X. 2. qf
7itites.
`John A. Logan's sister."— Malt. Chrom. - .
`No rotation to John A. Logan." —.4110n Dem.
Her personal appearance :
."A magnificent bean tr."—rif Age. .
-•- •
6 ,, A lady with-more brains than' beanty."—
Ch kap Dibune.
"The beet looking lady on the " American
stage:." ,2 -4rbany .Pos. •
• "A tall and queenly woman, a lith e inclined
to embonpoint..—Milwankle Netts.
!` .Cvery lima woman, abort and delicate 01
form."--`kokomo (Ltd.) Tribui,e.
Generally
)
"Our Olive as, trtunp."--San:Fran. Alla
"A sweet Olive."—balialiallolis Sesnatl.
"As pungent as a whole raw or
!on Post. .
"A molest imerian lady.^-,,Broatiyu. Um
"The best. dressed woman in America."—
Phil. Inquirer.
"Queen of the army of lecturers,"--Rockford
/:egister. '
"Thu very firskstinteliedt and sense of
the female talkers in our land."—.lNrs.)thil
(Mich.) I)ent.
"A lady of infinite grace.".X Y. Hero)!. •
nitionalblessing.":.N-/ndittnapolis i elfirror.
"Miss Ohre Dickens das elOqtenteste and
schonste Frartenzilismer in Amerika —Minne
sota rolkibtast.
We confess things seem some it confined
to us, and they May to some
~ of our readers.
esti only say'that Miss Lore.or, must be heard
to be hilly,understoodand atipreciated; and that
in order to reconcile the ?t ( eining contradictions
• that appear above,its'" be:necessary to sit
M s ucuit's Hall a shot thud on ,Friday evening
nest, and hear 0 • speak ,for herself and'
"Girls." •
.
zonTou s i /TAI3LE.—A I'3`}l9 find
ns)
i Littel $ Liriug Age, fa- the weeks end
ing respectively March 2.5 th and April Ist, con
tain "T gy er Arndt," Edinburgh. &rive The
Natural theology of the Future, by Canon
liurgsliLiewillan's Magazine: Herrn
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Freyfch Patriotic. Songs, Quarterly &clew ;
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translated specially for the pages of this maga
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The Li ring Age is also publishing serial sto
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man," and by George MacDonald, and promi-
IWS to new subscribers for 1871, the last' two
numbers of 1870, containing thy beginning of
MacDonald's story, gratis. A gbod time to sub
scribe.
The anbacriptien price of thiallt pago weekly
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American $4 magazines is sent with 2 he 'Acing
Age for a year. Littell Gay, lioston, Pub
lishers.
-" iiQW TO Mani; ntz FAUN PAT.".
liCve the book with the above title to be just
the book the farmers need. They do not want,
- .long scientific discussions, but plain practical
infonnatiat suelixis tills this volume. How to
make the h.rm pay is just what , our fanners
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and careful experimehts has really any infor
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authors of the above book has been Secretary
of the Massachusetts State Board_ of Agricul
ture for irii-arly twenty years; and veer/ im
provement upon old methods 'has been made
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we ace in the preface are those of the best prac
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most reliable itiformation upon every snbject
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collection of Itecipcs for cooking, Rc., and a
chapter on the ordinary iliseaser•of the family
with plain and timplc remedies. It is on the
whole a most ,complete work and should ‘at in
every fariulif,a house.
The book is handsome enough Air_ the pirlor
table and durable enough for a generation.
There are one harldretlitud forty-one finelllus
trations, not mere piettirespely, but instruc
tive and useful to the eultiVators of the soil.
We understand that the agents 'who are Can
vassing hi other sections are meeting with great
success; and we trust the farmers in our Own
county will soon have a chance to secure this
invaluable Work. --
•" How to Blake the Farm Pap,"•or the Farmer's
took of Practical Information, cit., by - C. W. Mot
orman. C. L. Flint' and btbera. Zoiglei, McCurdy
& Co., Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.; Cincinnati, 0.,
Chia,go, Ilt . and St. Louis, Sfo.
The examination of the - stn=
dents connected !with the Susquehanna! Colle
giate Institute is faCing place this week, and
will close on Friday afternoon' The public:n - 11y
add much to the interest of the occasion by
their preselice.
se- We regret to learn that Mr.
W. IL BE.NNETT, ot the firm ot
Smrrn, has sold out his interest_ here and is
about to remote to 31eadrille, Pa. - 3tr. 13, is
an active, enterprising business man, and we
heartily recommend him to the confidence of .
th 6 citizens of Meadville.
Tho heirs Of Prof. J. G. TOWN
ER have jn't received through CA - NJ. I'IN
CENT'S agency the full amount of a policy in the
Phtrnix on the life of Mr. Ti;• : c rA r. the pokey
was taken by H. A. EIF'III3ANX abottt four years
since.
Rio A.E. Grand CoLunnlndery
of Knight Trrnp?ars Of Pennqlv'aniri, ',III hold
a 4ecial Conc lavc at itasunrc" Tonaiida,
April 11;1671,_gt 6 p.m.
I V BUSINESS LOCA.L.
•
Fon -TtEsT.- 7 ,A convenient th,vellirifir,
house. I,:iquire,of Haunt MIL. •
Me- Huts, latillt Spring stylus; jnst
,
re.criv,sd at TArikiv. S C0..14
Grand." Opening Ball" at the
Park Mau, Taft Toianda, Monday evening,
10. -
WO - Look .at our new'4ock of
Nati.
TArcou f Co.
refit' EVA* & • Ittfintrni are this
treeltoperup* g Kew Spritig Cools, width they
offer at popular prices. !ridge street.
•
Ate' Hats, latest styles.and best as
'isortplent, at 'Dawn & CAVA. : '
WA.. Japanese` Silks, Irish 'sad
Fronehyoplins; 'Unita' lino or mud Dress
Goods, ist EVANS 8 Hmorwrres, Bridge street.
11165 - Bargains in Cassimorns;.eot
totiades And Kentucky destm - st TATUM k,
Ver.liadies will fin e d new Pabibi
deries'and ne.v Trimmings, in great variety, at
EVANS flu urn's, Bridge street.
• -
dpmplete assortment of , the
celebrated' FI.S.K.G., at . TArLpi & Oat.
lifir Evan it Hruarzrn are offering
Great Bargains in Table Lino* napkins, Tow.
els, Towelling; ae. Bridge street.
siarNew Spring Cinnds,.con#eto
seortment it Tinos it '
Grand Openingtprina 31il
r
I. Goods at Mrs. J. D. Bata:May,
i B, as Dridg• stmt.
. .
, .
..... f e l - up/10s, the beet, "roakes.igqi
t TATLas
ESE'
• • .
Fine .fissortment oi 'ficittes;
1041Cs1 rrinte:43e., OAETAisi 'Fru,
; • tridgil.street. , °
'Black Alps* nekv, make, the
goods in market, just received st, T.
.
.on. 11F5T.--Tiyo good dwelling
hotises on Main, ii‘est: Fzignire of FL' Ovau
-77, J.., office Or . r.wroN.A, r . 7.lrnsyr
. !i•"_
Ili- AMOR. & 10110. have /just open
ed ho largest and mose t eontplate assortment of
Ca sitneFeis and Coatings ecer. offemi In
,To.
w. da. New styles; look at Went.
.1 • •
....:J. House and. Lot for sated*
opLsr street , opposite 0. P..Casn's. Trans
. .*t purchaser. Enquire at the Itecl;;yhite
1 6 .
limn Store, Bridge street, Tompds..- /
I , . W. MIAMI%
I .7.
Mrs. E.
. C.
Acreitou* i , ro
cked from 'New Tork with A magMfreent selec
-1 era itinds'of FOrnishing Goods for the.
lea. Please call first door south of National
' k and examine them,
•
iigt. L. ' ij . i'i forms ill '
e pub
that ho - will hare an esperienced Plano °l'tiner
e within a few day) and all who may desire,
services will plealio leave their orders at the
g. .c Store, tirst i door sonth'of rational ank:
1119." A l nimble 'sixpence is better
a ui sicitshilling," is bassists motto in sell,
farni ro. Try - him, and soo if yon caret
yft 'tare of hini cheaper than elsewhere.
~ z ~,- '
liift...B. A. Prrres . Sr. Co., at the
of the Big Bonnet, are receiving New, (34pds
1 3 pled to the season, among Which are mini
.lenflid stylCs of krints, lists, Donned% 4,
, . • April 6,1871.
j The celebrated Early MohaWk
Mato, for sale at B. M. Wrizza' Coal Office.
ce $1,50 per bushel ; 40 cente per: peck.
eked *oil ehippc4l without extra charge.
•
1 . Mi. E. K:SrunnEvArr will con t inue
I
take photographs at the teltaysville Photo
plcilallery natal tho lsf - of 3lay. After that
e he will only be there from the Md to the
th of each month.
Bokrionco..;--4. few boarders can se
. . mit-AA/41 , mm with board, by-sprlying
'•,No 32 Second street. • • )F. E. Post . .
Alsoi a new one-horse •covered Crirria,ge (rr.b
irr top) for sale at a bargain. F. E., Posr:
41,♦
Fou SAtr..—A desirable House and
situated on.eorner of LocusP Avenue and
Center ,treat,' Pow4ession give!!' immediately.
timitire of 3tr,§. EIZILY L. Woonnrrr on the
preruisc.t, or Rtlem J. Tuottsox, at the office of
W2A.. A: B. 31.4%:}1 . 4 , - Mar. 21,1871.
ler Returned from Now York
Call and see the result. H. TlAntr,
Ztr. 23-2 t.
26- Two Houses for dent on Sec
ond street—possessiou givon On the; first of
April; and also one house and lot fir; sale on
the corner - of Fourth and Elizabeth streets,
Intoiro 'of •
Fell). 1, 1871—tf.
Mrs. J. D: HILL has kis re
ceived the largest and most attractive stock - of
Millinery Goods ever offered in this market.
lter goods are.bonght for cash at . greatly
duced prices l enabling her to sell for smaller
profits than 'any 'establishment in Towanda.
First door east PA, White and Bloc .State,
Midge strelet.
—T% a be-
Le* At the World's Fair held
thronghout this country and Europe during the
Year 1870, tho, award of the 'great ,priz.e Was
awarded to the Singer Improved Sawing Ma
chine for family and manufacturing purpesea.
The agents for Bradford county, Wicas.tai
BLACK, %I ill be pleased to show you this won
derful machine.
ser We call atteetipn to the ad
verthicinent of F.. 11. Nor., who has recently es
tablished a Boot and hofi, aortic on Bridge.
street. Mr. N. \is just !men' New York, and
brings with him all the latest stylus of ladies',
misses' andehildreifif e and men.atid boys'boots
and shoes ; His Stock has all been bought for
cash, and will bo Sold at greatly reduced prices.'
Mr. S. A. Auxic ie the accomplisbeditnd agree
able salesman.
is.. Miss Sniosi±y has just return
ed from New York with a full Assortment of
Millinery Goods, and will be prepared to.exhib
it her -stock to the ladies of Towanda and vi
cinity on Thursday . , April G. kiss K.: has 'also
a largkinvoiie °Ulm Kid Gloves, tolwhic.h the
attention of the ladies is invited. Tier expe
rience in the mil 'eery business ettablis her to
Judge of the wants of this community, and we
have no that her new stock will be found
very attriactive.
•
TM. EDITOU 07 THE REKT4O—Dear
fir : The old saying, "There. is athing new
under the inn," may have been trus, in the Iznik
and time of Oolomon; but in our day, and 'in
Towanda, it dcwet altegother bold /good. Our
tronng - townswoman, 3liss HetZxlblssox, , has
been engaged in a diligent study or the Guitar,
under my own and other competent instruction
fur a long time.. She now offersAterself as
teacher on that instrument.- It gives me plea
sure to say that I consider. b'er fully competent
to give instruction both on the Guitar and the
Piano. ' Drrrarcn.
THE REASON WHE.-4.11 •L. - B: Pow
,
LL's ]Laic Stole, you frequently hear custom
ers empreas surprise at the aQparent discrepan
cy in prices ofprgans. For instance, an in
strument which some manufacturers hare rated
at /NO upon their retail list, Ilri Powsta, will
have Marked sl'2O, alpile no" variation is mule
in the prime of the MiLron Organa-
Tho explanation of it is that the r sl7o' organ
of the other make costs at wholetiale less than
the MASON " " Organ, conse
quently it is put upon the same basis of profit.
P.O.P.C.H.—Have yon been into
ALEL SoLonaN's Popular Ono Price Clothing ,
liaise? if not, you sill be'well repaid to ex
amine his new and numeur stock.l At. Sow
nos keeps constantly all the. Weil arid most
approved styles of 'men's, youth's cud boys'
clothing, together aith an . endls i.rioty of
first-class Furnishing Goods, lista, Caps, Trat
cling' Bags, ae. He' has the-brat arrarrged
Clothing House outside of the city, with.,fair
dealing and no bantering At , t *loot a large
trade, and invites tho public to Como and satis
fy themselves as to prices and quality.. ,Thank
log you for past favors, i'solicit's call from l 'j - on
kgain. Soinstex, •
One door north of Tayloi &So.
Apra 5,1871. - _ .
BILFS—WILSON.—In Camptotru, - March 27,
pm, by Bev. E. Borroogha, Peter A. Biles
and Maggie Wilson, both of Wyalnsing.
WEBSTERLLOOMIB.—At tliO Methodist Par
sonage, East Canton March 28,1871, by Rev.
J. J. 'Porton, MIL Webster, of Caiton, to
Ilsnnah Loomis, of Granville.
,
PLACE—SLYTEB.—At the ro-sidenott of Joseph
Heeled, Issadstalrg, Marsh 2.5,1871,
• Mark BeSTildia, George W. Plane; et, Walkloti .
to Mrs. Harriet E. Slyter, of Albany; -
"May prosperity attend them-* -
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131111i1.—In Leroy; Kara 4t, 1871„:„ttanjainin
E. Smith, in the fifth year *this -age.• -
110138 E.—In Grattrithe, Ifareti 95, M I 4anon
How; in the 61th:eV . orbit
TAITORMAN.--Ilarchl7 , 1871, Curia, daugh
ter or eolith and Abbler - Vinamt, Aged 3
•
84.11T0N..--In Granville, Starch 23. 1871 a
smkg ai m ,E., wog Ana of 4 J.
and Hattie pattettolged -yews, 8 inbnths
arid 38 digs- -
-Bilatwai his stay with us, IMO idai;;f,
,Tbakrted and (*abated tope;`
- ~____~.
Merchant Tailor, and
Sowing Machine Agent.
• Bridge Street, Towanda.
- Sj Pon
HAI?RIED.
DIBD:
Wt+ shall miss his plaagank enMpanc,
And all hi-haa said - End donno
But we know itia far betterfor him
To ga and dwell with Christ above.
And pray that we ahall meet him there
' In that bright world of loin. R. M.
GATES.---In,East Canton, Ilarch 16,18y74 Em
ma, wife of Eev. S. P. Gates, in the 27th,year
, of her age. Y .' 7
_ The subject of this notice was a slighter of
WErts 11.04)1111.:111L4 FAY, Of B.llll t. IA 111. She
Ras a graduate of Rockford urinary. She
carne to. thii place in June, 1 ) , . (7,-as the wife of
aktr.belored pastor. Her w6rth as a - eluistisit
and \ friend„,pnd as a labore'r in every gOod Work,
ierfation became appreciated bY both old and
iotingand we feet that many beans will res 7
pond wtin,we say/that she wail one of ' the ex
cellent of ' ear / th. - is she said of her darling
child when took her, so may Wu say of her
-;-"Safe witit i ht fold." ' Cost.
.
East Canton, arch 31, 1571.
- "s
WILSO- —ln Warren, March 4, 1871, at the
hone of her brother, Benedict Arnold, Dirs.
Pat' nos Wilson, aged, almost 90 year...-
, ,
DI 8. WII4O* was apair° .of Bristol, ILL,
/
where she resided co years. The asst part' of
ierlife she had lirc c rwith her brother in Var
ien.. She had been married four times, itemis
ed all he , husbOtla and died childlesii. ' . She
was - a worthy demberof the Baptist church for
the last 60 years of her life, died the death of
the righteous and now sleeps in Jesus.
_ Warren Center, March 30, 1371-
SPECIAL N
, —.-10:....-.- • • x
''. eel' HENBY $4.1i111.4, Merchant Tai
!p r, Bridge street. '
) •
DM- Baby Carriages at
; April 5, lel; WICAIIAX t BIACS.S.
z Top 'Buggy for sale by
liar. 29, 1871. W. A. Ilocor
itir Rhode Island Lime-kept con
stantly on, hand for Whitewashinz,
Mar. 29; 1871. W. A. -Rocr,NELes.
FISH A full assortinent FISH
sl
.1 1 " 5 9 .
Feb. 22,1871.
-DM-Maple Lumber and Dogwood
wanted.. Apply to . ILtwEs Brurrntn.4,.
Jan._ 4,4871. Greenwood.
ler A full assortment of Dried-and
Canned Fruits, at Lomis.
Feb. 22, 1871-41rn.
ter Go to the Bakery, first door
forth of Ward Hods°, for fresh Crackers.
Oct. 27, 1870. - D. W. &err ,t Co. .
Dried Beef, Pickled Tongues
and Smoked Halibnt, at LONled:
Feb. 22, 1871.
ZED. Select School, liercur's Block,
Park streit,„ Towanda. Tho amnia terns of
Mrs. 11: J. Carmichael's School will commence
Monday, April 10, 1871. Apr. 5-3 w.
Field Peas; also sonic choice
varieties Garden Peas, at
:Mar. iB, 1571
Fox tt
Eon SALE.--A large Nawfouralland
Dog, good watch and splendid a:turner. Also,
a lot of the mammoth Spring Wheat, purr seed.
CHAS. W. TII . ACKEE.
West Derlington, Mar. 8, 1871---isr.
vi 9- Do not forget that Tea is sold
at Ka ler*s for 50 cents. Jan. IS7I.
• HOUSE•AND LOT Fob. Sal.E CILEAP.—
situated on Bridge street, Towanda. ra. For
further particulars enquire of S. T. Decker., al
the CabtnetShopof James Makinson, Towanda.
-,' Mar. 22, 1871.
- •
;43- . Personsldesirous of purchas
ing either a Piann,AlOrgan, or lielodeon, Will do
well to call OD A. II; Culver,. at Wyzausing, Pa.,
as he , in now selling at greatly reduced pritall.
Mr. C. is also agent for the celebtatill Elias
Howe Sewing Machine. • Mar. 30-3 in.
.1. -.,_,
IANOS, ORGANS AND 111ELpLiEONS.—
1
VVe are selling firs -class Pianos, Organs ar-11
Iteloclefm4 at . redn ccl prices ainloneasy terms.
Person who are in want of a goodinstnnnent;
will !I/fait greatly o their advantage it, give 11.4
a call before pureli sing els...where.
CoLr., VISSACIE ,& CO.,
•
\ Jan. 18, 1871. - ' Towanda, Pa.
" The_Little Church Arotut4
the .c..,rner "—a beautiful lialltyt:-still the miss
Nilsson Gallop, are the two latest pieces out.
For sale at - Dittrich's Music Store.
=MOB
Fon StLE.—Desiring to chango
bratinegg, we \ offpr for gale our Li.VVrY, Stock,
tonsigtiug of \eight horses, buggies, cutlers,
harness, wd eferything , neeeagarr to a first
class livery. If argired we ;will aigo rent our
stables for a term of yeara. 'Also one haw;
yoke of working 0 xtstn, i years olq. Torras ea c:
• lloLur.s
I have also three goO cl farms and 01 R. 1101/PC .
and lot for Pale on easy terms. PosseFsion gig
en inimediatily. Jottx llotztr.s.
March 22, 1371, -
Itr i F . LricliEn, Boston,.and
Mrs. SAENDEns, of Towanda, Would anuennee
to the Ladies of Towanda " that the Mill open oh
Fehruary'l, 1371, on Bridge street s over LEWLY
at Sows Hardware store, a tiret-darn Dres,
making Establishment, where will 1)11 found all
the latest Paris, New York andl3ostensfashions.
Cutting and fitting done at short notice. Also
particular attention paid to ebildren's\dress
making.
•
•
ter Forinsnrance against loss 9r
damage by fire;in reliable companies, apply to
Joni; W. Mix, Agent,
Towanda.. Pa.
Office Blercues Block, north side of Public
Square. Dec. 1,-1870,
Fort SALE.—A splendid Top Baggy,
nearly new ; nrien fl5O ; a great bargain. In
quire at the Carriage Factory of
Harar Brrizs• & Co.
Afar. 15, 1871-4 W.
tgi...The Cascade Mills hare dis
covered that the first essential to fail frmr is
good wheat ; And accordinglp , hare secured a
large supply of reallyehoice, plump winter va
riettes, all of native growth and good 'as the
UnittPd Staten prodnees. Consumers need not
look for a falling off in the quality of this brand,
but for better and better all the time.
March 15, 1871—M..:
teird.J.S. TArL6u, of Wyalusilig,
Bradford county, Pa., is authorized to well D.
W. Ratmulell Co.'s renowned lorway Oata at
the following reduced priet:s : $2,50 per bushel ;
five bushels or more at $2,00 'per 'bushel. Per
sobs living near may'exchange common oats at
market prices, if they so detire.
March 8,1371.
I
gir I have just received- a large
stock or Tea, bouglat since the mloction in the
duty on tea or ten cents, tar pound, and
- offer
them at the low pricer annexed:
Beat Young Uyson, $1,25; Good Young Ily
son, $l,OO ; Oolong, 70 tti 90 cents Ilyaon Finn,
75 cents ; Elyson G00t:L . 53 cents; Best Japan,
$1,90: Call an&examins. ,
Jazz. .18, 1871
to Zs. H. C. Salsbury desires to
give tmtios that she cootintteis the ha/sine:soon.
anotod by her lato tmaltmdi at tho Flooring
Hills nearT s l:mocha:4
liar. 22,
VALL'ADLE MILL. YROPERTY FOR SALE.
—The well known Mill :property belpuging
the estate ski J. S. Salsbury, deceased, is HOW
offered for-tale.- The proper:a consists of one
large Soaring raill„plaster mill, saw mill, four
dwtaing:lionsek twenty-fire acres of land, and
en invaluable water power. • .
Enquire of Mrs. H. C. Salsbnry, administra
tft, on the iptlsitymik - Ct , - of G. Crane;, at
Monroeton.
If the above property is not said within a rca
ennable time. be rented:
Mar. 22, 1671-4 w.
let-Iftumphrey Brothers eall_, es
attentien this - week to th at:Spring Goods
for Ladies. Misses and Children, and their ele
=of Men's and .Moys calf. hand-sewed
of Bart's inalmfactnre„ of - which they"
are sole agents in Towanda. In every depart
ment the stock is complete, and the prices the
. yory I(Ateet. for good goods. Cash -buyers will
do well to examine this assortment , of. Boots
and Shoes before making their spring -por
chases. .
Mar • '" 1 IS7I.
7.
.... , . .
de lta,t, C '' ALIN: .. ,. 17 FRANCF, —This =never
andtral perferinei win" hohl its strength
I=a... tha shy other jklienie ever brought
'w the " • 3rittelraht::_the' beitatifal
French Crystal In ;order to introduce this
betintiful pprt the proprietor has put the .
price down to the rer sum or xi cents. Don't
tail-W . ore ILL trial Sold it place by the
folloinaglituthiesm Ai:in A Kinney,
,Grocienes .t Provision • John 11,tirideth, Dry
t . .0 and °rockeries - . " Rockwill.
Ittirchstalse •Y. T. 110114t6re: •
fir s great call for that. choice
Dollar Tet Cowtsz. tt Myles.
Star. 72, 1871-2 w.
ser A. F. BALMITS km:x*3Bcm 'to
Agit:mitt it'EaldwK) &der` io ilardirare,Ttn
wssed3t-ovss; Nab. Iron. nape, Belting, mats;
Oils, Putty, Boob, Glass, sto r e. nderyduzg
usually tln a Hardware Goods sold
skto -aad re4ad . vety ism prous- vas&
Do& 22; 11171:k-'4L , • • , -
. •
7.• Phoicitkagar-,caned: }puns. of
our own caring, sliced to Corder at our Meat
Mari". • • cekolaal,
..& Urea.
Mar: 22, 071-2 w. ,
Mr' Pork, Hams "a n.l Shoulders,
lesalo ind retatl. at IComata. &,31tra's.
1871-2 w. •
WA.
Mar. 22
1826.
Rime jest. .
qd stock of go,.
Goode, Shotnigs,
sugsrs, Brum soq
New York•pnees. Ct
ourown itoportstiort,
stock to itemise, bough,
and gaszanteed to•bo sod
ever offered in this market
- 7 . •
in
Goon!
r ., f
tsoo . NEWS.—Tea s
1.
1 ..
Sagan* way do wn ; ,
Grisearies ery low ;
Tobacco never so cheap since the war. •
Best assortment of Groceries in town and sell
ing cheaper than ever, at the lied, White and
j3lne litore. Go and see.
• liznorwsr Eve:l*m
March 1, 1871. . • •
•
77 - 7 • •
v5,- Those havizzg, b.bok accounts
with us are requested to!nettle between
Ist and 15th, as advertised herctoßimeither by
cash payment or note.
No mishkes will be randognized in - book Re
counts, 4 not settled as mentidned above; as
we will then hav*.our boo ---- posted, and ready
for settleinent. . f „
Interest has been clitiiki4.l on accounts of
those who_failed to settle last January, and it
will -be charged on • easmota , of , those who .do
not settle from the lit to the lath of April.
I ell/wan /0 Limnos;
lawn, March 22, 1871-4 w. .
EDI
Campt
THE
1.-
in thi■ p
ed the to
REV.
I
1;1!=11
Admission
Reserst4 Seat
',S , ..ason Ticket. (Gond foe Itese;ved Seat).
i' ' •
Sea i4C113 Tickets and Reserved Seats arc R old only
at PtlItTER,.k Kitcny' Lruz Store. The pale-of
Reseretd Seats will commence three days before
each Its r tnre •
Citita IN M. MALT., L. R. Frpsr,
and VAN - TrYL„ , Cotomittce.
Nov. 13. 1K;(1.
TAE CITE.CPEST PLACE
BooTs AND SIIOES
10.0 T ANL) SIIOE-STORE
iti 0. 3 onirrrrns t furrox•s rr,ocK,
lIEI
- . •
BRIDGE STREET, -TOWANDA-
. \
) , 114 1 1 .1J ;gEW .y.sb (;L: S,
DIRECT Fl
Gf:o. L. El:Er-rat.
LENT. CHEAPER
TIIAN - ANT UTIIEII HOUSE IN Tow ANDS
AMN'S; *OMEN'S, MISSES
MEI
CIIII. 4 DREN;S NVEMI>
'
By honorable and fair dealing-Ire expect to merit
II fall share of yobbo pitronero, • •
Ylcaeb givens •al before psrchalttog elotewharel
to w e 'fuel confident thit our good!' end prices hill
Sta.
PT:LIS H. NOR
•
ap1.1'714r2
FUTANTEn is and Peddlers
r to sell a Wrong gond dotneatio arta%
;wanted in every family. No (=petition: Zulu
!Eve territory given. &nines( very pleasant. Agents
Muse sold 3 dozen, netting S S) profit per day. . One
Kid 350 In a initial teem another39oo In five tonna.
d
[anot heancerr 111 liveniNto on NI landlini., Ontit P. 30
Hand for r of.
-ftw esa at rafts lam
to io9 Wialogion
; 4115 2772 " ,' ' LI:M=6W it DA*.
• •
MEM
ED. -4,000 Sheep' PeltEr,
highest price In cash will be paid, at ,
`4871-2w.• 'Cow= It Mita*. • -1
'ONTANYES - .1870.
a large andi.arettilly select
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111PROCLAMATION.---WEEEREAS, -
lion. F4Ttlll4 B. STREETP-R, , President Judge
to the 12th,indicial District, conslstmg, of the coal/.
lies of Bradford and Susquehanna, and Hons. Zeno
ton FICIRDEC ard J; IV. Vsnirrice, Asisociate Judges,
inroad for. said county of Bradford, bare issued their
precept bearing date the 31st day of March, 1.871,
to, me directed for. holding a, _Court of Oycr and
'Terminer. General Quarter Sessions of the Peace.
Commyn Pleas, ana Orphan's .Court at TORaltda,
fur 1:13115f county of Bradford, on Monday, May I,
1871; , to continue two weeks. , '
Notice Is therefore hereby given tcr the Coroners,
and Juatioes of the Peace, of the county of Bradford;
that they be then and there in their proper person.'
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said dayi with re
tords, Inquisitions and.other .remembranees, to-do
thbse things which to their office appertains to be
done; and those who - are bound by recognizance or
ortheruise to prosecute against the prisoners who
are or may be in the jail of mid county, or who Shall
be bound to appear at the said cotirt are to he then
and Mort to prosecute Qatust themes shalrbe just-
Jurors ate requested to be punctual in their atko
danceotgreeably to their notice.
Datecl-_-at --Towanda, the 2d day of April, In the
year of our Lord. one thousand eight kundred and
seventy-one, and of the Independence of - the
United States, the ninety-fourth. •
- J.P..V ANTLEET. aerif
LIST OF THE NAMPA ORTER ,
sons drawn for Juror% in • Conti to bo held
at Towanda, 'conarrtencing on the Ist MondnY
May, 1911 : - •
. Athens . twp., Manson Klibree; 131thington - Awp.,
Bruton K..Onstin, Robert D. Kendall; West Bur
lington, Meant P. Kockirell; canton' *p.. Frank
- Owens ; •Trank lin. Daniel Cokely; Granville ; A. T.
Shocniaer, Frank EtallYtrn;'WS• Lamed; Leßoy.
Andrew - West, Jr_: Litchfield. A. P. Wolcott; „Pike:
William J. Davie; Ridgebury, Calvin P. Mall;Monne
Borough, L. A. Ridgeway; Sheshemiln, William
Brace, George Chaffee; *hen* Charles .WaldoP ,
South Creek. George...O. Turk; Smithfield, Bans
CALM; Towanda Borough, Geo. McCabe, C. M.Maa
rifle; North Towanda, Eihnoonllloway; Troy Bone,
James ..kdams; Wyainsing. Orlando Fenner.
TILtrZILIZ JOWL .111IST WITS
Alba. William Reynolds; Albany. F, .N, Wllens;•
Athens twp,...lsaso Gillett. Tisimas Bolters; Barclay,
John Ditchlanrn. Edward WheatleY;;Burlington twp.-
Jeremiah Traria; Cohambts. Stephen Smith; Canton
twp.. W. B. Foster; Franklin, Chas. W. Taylor; Eli=
jah Blake, Geo. W. White; Rerrick, Asher: Rolls,
Win. Weaker, Ethyl Fuller; Leßaysythe, Llewellyn
Black; Monroe twp.. Harvey Cunimings: OrWell,
samnel ruttier; Pike, Wrar. S. 'Riley, Patrick J.
'McCauley; Rome twp., C.... - TTrake. 0. L. Itmoit11;
Rome Borough, - Thigh lacks; Ilidgebnry, G. IL
Owens; Standing Stone, Jcihri Fulford; Sheldsequ'in,
L. P. Horton; South Creek, Ezra Harkness; Smith
field. Eugene Kingsley,. Franklin Tracer,: Toi&.l3.da
Borough, Luther IL Scott. Wm. B. Dodge. Igadcire
Solomon. A. L. McKean, ditties Wilber; North To
wanda, Samuel awaking; Troy twp.. Burton Pom
eroy. Wm. -G. Loveland. l'age Morgan; Tuscarora
Illmmway; Wygoi.. William, Lewis; Wyarusing,
Edward Welke; Windham, Eber Whitey . Harvey. Turner; Welies,lienjamin F. Warner., Reuben Berry,
Simeon Shepard; Warren, Loren—Wolcott,. R. B.
llowell.- • - ,
TILINEESE ICILY, WOAD WIFE..
Athens twp.. fic4irge Enrchird; • Albany,
Dowell; Asylum. li. E. Gilbert; Alba, D. J. Manley;
Barclay. David 0. TUTU% James CiintinisheY; Can.
ton Borough. Wm. W. Wright; Canton twp.; Jacob
qranteer, , Shadrick
big; Graileilk; N. M. Montgomery; Derrick, William
Orwell, 8. L. Chubbrick. Chauncey Gridley.
James H. Smith; Bidgebury. B. F. Doty; Morris
Crimmins. James Mitchell; StsailLUS Moue. Richard
schoonorer; Sheikequin, L. J. Culver; Springfield, -
George Corey: ••Towanda Borough. 1. D. 'Phinney,
1:1; Aliter;' Troy Borough. Thomait.-Haswell;
Tiny try.. John Runt; Terry. B. S. Thompson, My.
mn Babcock. Albert 0. Miller; Tuscarora., john
Black; Wilmot. Allen. Winslow, William Gahm
Thomas rose: Windham Rains.L_yke, ILD:ath ;
Warren,. James ThibbsUr 4arrington Arnold; Wyn..
losing. Andrew Pee, Ezra Allen; Wpm', Stephen
Harlow. •
10111EGISTER'S NOTICE.--Notice
is ber;by - ctven that there have beee filed and
settled In the cedes of the Register of Wills; in and
for.the county of Bradford, accounts of r‘draini kr*
tion noon the following estates, viz: . •
'Finalace't of Jtpitus Lewis. gasrdian of Clam
Lewis, minor child of Edwin Lewis, deo'd.
Finarace't of Instils Lewis,-guardian of of Jane A.
Lewis. minor child of Edwin Lewis, deed.
Final sect of J. Pierce, gnardian of
_Fanny Long;
minor child of Alonzo Lai= dec'S. •
Fin:U . l'ml of Edmund Kelly, executor of C. U.
Lamb„ deed.- •
Final sec't of,Dorcas 0, Montgomery. -now Stu.
there. and Daniel Montgomery, executors of Henry
Montgomery, doe'd. • - .
Final wet of 0. A: DickLuson,lacheir of E. L.
Dickinson, deed. .
Final meet of J. Sterivre; arm's' of Daniel Malt
uian,-deed.
Find wet of Mary C. Jones, late Wells. guardian
otArthur E.. Wells, child and heir of Lewis Wells,
deed.
Final acct of Thomas' S. Brown, executor of
Final met of P. D. Morrow, adner, with. will an
nexed, of C. H. Coburn, deed.
Samuel Brown, deed. •
Pattial l ect y. 8.. Lan: . d . ell*. guardian of Ida
. 'The apprathement of FrOPortY Bet off . the
entre or adwilniatniave to widovraor chtldnea al the
following decedents: . • •
Male of David Titers.
Isaac PulfOrd.
Janus 8. Shaw.. „
. ~J.
H. Janis
'Jacob J. Viola.
tkeigwVl. - •
~ J. O. Tamer.-„ •.•
And the same TM be peneonted to the Oesilwel!
Court of Bradford county: Thursday. May
fot bourinustiou and amines.
- .•R L CLADDING . •
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gIHERIEF ; S gAlut—tty,' - vittue of
a w rieof Le wart Faclaa Isfiuead but nt . the Court
trf ottoramou Pleas or Bradford county and td pm
racted,.. wil,ll4‘..xpoeedjo pubtk: rate, at the court
_lO ' In PirStauda Boroi„,nii . T.tithSDAT; tid'111:1.
21, 1871: at 1 o'climiiki pin., the followtng ;1. ecribr-d
let, pieces or parcel of land, eitttate, iii Towanda
i Botough;_boutifled tta follows:.l3s.gttatting at a cot ,
tier in the sOutlt line Of: Lombard 'a beet, thrateri tr..;
- 7lonibard shoot South 87 degrees etustlil feet east - to.
- 14 tort alley, tuonce by said alley south 8 thniroea
picot !i, feet to the southeak corner bf a lot No. 16
thence by,. the nortli line of said lot No. 16 uoe±h , 87
ihitrees taiist lcet to Ahird Street. thence by,
laird street north 8 *degtors :Cast 90. I; •fittiat to ihe .-
I are of beginning: - containing 'about 13,930 aquavi
t, t, with ono stone and .brielc btfthling ihereorr to
be 8 when Walled ass Ronan Catholic Church.
8t • ed niid taken' into eaecution at the milt of 13en.
Satan Westlake vs. Catholic Congregation of, 'rowan.
de, Pa.' . - J. P. VAN FLEET.
apt PlertiL
sud.
pa r
ded sec
folilows: Orr the north by of L . l,.)sse, swear .
preek, P n
hilo Ileardalee and ;Justin Mo r ley, east by
' L °Boyce *tot. Jacob liculgy, south by Frank.
Ittown and the eatito o J I Long,-deed. wcet
by land of V F Long, deaeaaed, Ueuben
31orley,'Betijimtin Ctark:-S S urn mid the public
high wa y ; containing 217 acres, tom; or tin, &boat
144) *err.* hispiored. with.* two tiorthrick dwellitnt
house, au oldliviied house, two tl ained . barns with
abiid attached, hone tiara. work shop, eider
and other ; out buildiuvr=and and; two apple orchards
tLcreen
SClE r ed and tater; Itito,execntion at the ittleof . 31
Sl Wheelock's use 1 , 114 t. 01111/..• :" •
• A1.,80--thelollOwillg a piece or par
cel .pf land sitruitelit North:. Towanda top. bounded
3.lll . fallows:Degianhig on alb West bank of the North'
Branch Canal at corner -of Home Granger's laud,
thence westerly by said Granger's
.trod about' 80
perches to corner of Jaittes Finertra land, thezipe
southerly, by the Nene and Lands:of Catlin and OWen
Brady about 154frods to John, Bike timid,' thence
elisterly - by said Biles' land about 20 rods to said
canal, thence northerlylay the canal about 160perch.'
es to the place of beginning; containing, 7 acres,
more or less, withm stone quaerj thereon:
.lietzed•and taken into execution at the suit of
Beni. Mcklahon'atuse elk John Ca tareD, ~ • •
ALSO—The following deocztbed dot, piece or par
cel of land situate in Pike twp, bcin4ded sit follows:
Beginning at a conaer.of Dr. Warner and . 3fiey SM.
%ens in the 'circle of the Wyalestng road; thence
north 8: , 4' degrees west 8 8-11:1 perches to a peat,
thence-north -degrees west 40 Perchis, thence
north 57% degrees west 18 perches, thence 'south' 76
degrees west 10 perches; thence south - 50m, degrees
scud. 14 perches, thence month4o,6 . degrees mast 53
710pershes. thence north 48% degrees cast 1 1-10
perches, thence sonthl9.4 age. east 1 - 2-10 perches
thence 'north SW; . degrees Mast. 1, 22-ICO of
a perch:thence south 9%; degrees east 5 c-10 perches
to the road, thence north 75•• deem! east. 10 2-71).
perches tothe beginning:: contatning-8 aeres and 60
perches, more or less, all Improied, with . one
framed house, One trained - barn. ono Immed - corn
house. bog pen, cooper shop' and few. fruit •trees
thereon.. -
Scizrd
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and taken into ev..6tion'at the scot of Ceo
CAtwood J 1 Stevens: , • < • -
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-LSO—The following described lot, pieee. or par--
eciof laud situate in Wyliox.- NT, 'bounded - as Ed.
Iowa: 'Beginning at a yellow.pine ateicorner being
the soutlicaA• coiner' of the Towayida Bribe Co'ir
lot, thence along line of Chas Brown south 3.degree
east 8 9.10 .perches.to a. post' and stone corner,
thence. albiag laud of John biller north 84 de=
grr•aWest ixrrehea of thereabmits to-a cnriu;r,
thence north a &grecs-west, 8 9- 10 PetTtleo to line of
Toifiandaldridge Co's luta.; lier,etuuirm mentioned,
thenie along line of the .6:SDIO degrees
(4;4 18.,perchea co' the place of beginning; contain
ing otie sore, more or. less, .11 improved, With
framed hotellinowu as the Lehigh Vallee House .and
and a framed barn with shed att.ached'iocatad there
..
Setted.and taken into :exec:it:on at the of
Joe ph (tisshlin cs.'ll74,Vaubruut. ;,
- ALSO—Tlin tenoning descri]vd dot, piece or par,
eel of land §ituate in South Creek twp, brinded ad
Onithii,porth", and west by- lands of J
east.by public highxray leading , from Troy
Kira, south by •J• F "containing one acre,
more or less, all improved; with a tranical dwelling
bower and shoe shop 'attached, frittered barn surf
few fruit trees thereon: - • ,
Seizelan 'alma - into execution ,at the snit of
Ititfus liolititt to tote of Job Hohues vs. Jonathan
DayidsOteand C E Coe... • .'
. ALSO—The following described lot. piece or par
cel' of laud Situate in Standing Stone tvrp.‘batld
eil as follows: On the north by lands belonging to
the estate of Byron ; Stevens. east and'soath h y t F
Whitman, west by ,Hiram Wanness; • containing
acme, more less, about 3'„'; acres Improved, with a,
framed house,._ft - ametl tarn and few fruit tree
then on. - : '
Seized aruftaken iait ext•CM:caM the ro:t Tr. - zu
. Q Conner vs. Sarah Castor.
ALSO- The followlb4ieszribed lot, or vac
(cel'of land situate in Overton twp, bounded an fol
lows: On the north by land of Wilson Streery,
eagt by, public, highway leading from Over:mit.:
Hughoro, south and west hy lanff of IfetitY Sher
man, Sr.; containing 2, acre, more orall tan
leas,
proved.. no buildings.- .
Al.-90-One other lot; pieip or parcel of land
Overton. twp, bounded id follows: On the north Ify
Nand of Henry Sherman, Sr.. east by Bernard Dunn,'
'south and west by land of said.HenrySherman, Sr,;'
critatatinnr, ;I acre. snore or • legs, al! improved, no
buildings. _.. .
Setied and taken tuto i~ _'eutioa at tse sift of
HeicLemer "Brothers vs. John McDonald. ,
km..¢(l.A-The following doseribed lot, piece: or par
cel of laud„ sitnata in. Towanda tin), Is/Inaba as
follows: ' On the north by Jana* of -John' bridle
min, cast by Itailroainitrect,• south by E IV Hale,
west by centre strettf being about M feet wide and
109 feet back, more or 1C.5,4, MO. a franmd
boner thereon.-
Seized and taken into cseetitiort , at the snit .of
ward Overton, delis vs.- Cs. WnrS Carrier.
-ALSO-LThe following described lot, piece or par.
'eel of land..sithate in Albany twp, beunded as fa: ,
lows: On the north by }suds of ',fine autl
Joseial:SfYive.P. tiaSt .by Win it Drake and Solon
Marcy; Swath bylgtida and Orrin Coleman,
west by the Wiidene Horton and James Chapman:
containing 53-acres,' more or less, about 12 acres
hnproved, with a frulned , house, framed barn partly
finished. and frlittft trees thereon. •
• Weized and- taken into execution tt the snit: of
Woodford & Clark cs.l J Hakes ; •
Also, d 1 , Kirby vs. R J Hakes.. -
J. is. VAN FLEET.
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O.OIIMO:STWPALTH- OF- PENN
iv SYLVANIA BRADFORD COL STY. stf.—lii
the Matter of the estate of Ltionard.Plants, deed. •
At an Orphans' Courtlield, in and for said county,.
at.Towanda, February 20, .1871. The petition of
George Plants was presented Siting forth. thit.Lcon-.
ardl'lanta, late of Litchfield. toWnship, to said coon
ty,:deceased, on the 25th - Of 'January, 1867, by con
tract in writing bound himself to convey to said
George Plante the followinidesieribed Jot of land,
Situate in said township of Litchfield, and bounded
•as follows, to wit.: On the'east by Ignite of Daniel •
Midoy, on the south by lands of Wm. Cooper, on .
the west by Joseph Evens!lot and lands of William -
Socket, on the north 'by land! of Perkins Ramis;
- containing 86 acres and 24 perches, more Or less.
That in and by said contrast said Geore Plants has
to pay for said land $2lOO, and was also
. ..t, pay all
the debts which said Leonard Plants owed . . at the
'-date of Said contract, and viikft also to support and
'maintain said I..ecnaard Plante - during his life: and
was also to keep and maintain Margaret and Martha'
Plants se long as they shotild_aOs fit to, live with
said George Plants, or should mtnain unmarried;
and alto setting forth that. said Geo:. Plants had in
all respects fulfilled his part' of contract: and offer
- lug to give such security as Mild court might require
to keep and maintain saiV.Margarct and Martha
Plants as provided for in said contract; and that
said Leonard Planta died intestae,seized of said land
without having made any, saflleient provisions for
the performance of said contrail: and lefties of
i
admitti tion upon the estate' of :Leonard Plants,
decea ' had been granted to the laid Geo. Plants
and S. B. Canner; , and praying said court to mate.
a dedree r the weenie perfortutinco of said contract
according to the true intent. and rueafiin,g . thereof.
tt - e.- Whereupon tile said court arriong•other thing , s
directed a citation to issue to.said S. B. Canner:and
to the -children of said Leonard Plants. d e ceased,
and that thesame be served on said Carmer and .on
.auchof. Said children as reside. .in said Bradford'
eolinfrPlonailY; and that • said , citation be pUbr
.11sliiid in hue of the newspapers of said county for
six weeksrior to the fltst. day of ' May
.Term,. 1871.•
and thata copy..t said. advertisement ho sent by
maikto the siddr .ss of said children living out ,-,-
said Courroonwealth at least four weeks before said:
nret day of May Terra. 1871. These Are therefore
to,totify and cortimMul yob the said S. .11. 'Canner,
one of the administrators of said estate, and you.
Susan Coooper. (wife of _Wm. Cooper), Margaret
,Plants. Martha Plants,Zuha Strong, (wito of John
Strong) , John Plants, Jane. Moore, (wife of G. W.
' 'Moore) Itoselda Scranton—(cs - ire of . George Scranton)
'Wm. L. Plants and DalidrY. Plants, children- of
said Leonard Plants, deceased, to be and,appear
befOM Mid Orphans' Court. to ,be held In - the
Borough of Towanda. on MONDAY: MAY I', 18.71,
at 2 o'clock, pin., there and. then to. answer the
petition aforesaid, and..lO show cause :if any you
have why said court Should not decree the spe
.
aide performance of said contract. • ' • ,
.
mar:9l"i LwG
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(ARDHINS'- eIOYRT, SALE.--BY
.airtne &Pan order IN : sued - out of the OrPliana .
CAertrikof Bradford contd.% undersigned—Adnzta
istra-Wi of the estate of Susan McNamara. UM of the
State Tezag"tecl• sill sell at the KeYstooelfotel
in,Canton boro'. on WEDNESDAY. APRIL. 12,
171. at 1 o'clock. part., the' follo.witig, piece or
Itare'el of land situate in Canton bro., and bounded
as roams: Beginning at a post in the centre of thel
road leading from Mill Creek to -the rot4l*nown as
the Lock!. Road; thenbe Cast along the said road
224 Perchea to Patrick Fitz Patrick's - land: thence
south Idegs.: west along Bald Fitz Patrick's line
In midis to the warrant line ; thrownorth 83 (legs.,
west along -said line 92%; rods to Agustin.' Cross'
land; thence north 2 degs., east along said •Cross'
line 173 rids to the place of beginning. Containing,
100 acres, more or less. •.
'TUIVAIS—SZO o thtt prort‘ttYl?arif killlOC
one-thlre
. of the balance on . confirmation s the'
Ince in one and two years ' thereafter wih , interest
frordeeiifirmation. . ' dr711. - FROST.
mar.1..771.4r4. . Administrator.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-BY
virtue of an ordcr issued out of the Orphans'
CourtUf Bradford rottufy. the underslgned Admin.
istratrix of the estate' of WM: Means IN'atts, late of
Towanda born'. 'deceased Will sell on. the prem
ises., on SATiIItDAY; APRIL 8, '18:p, at I
o'clock, p.m-,:the following piece or parcel of lantl,
situate in Towanda borough, bounded and described
as follows: Ileginning at thei north-cast con:Ler of
thcapieeopaluectory lot, On the, west line of York
`Arenne: thence by Episcopal Rectory lot stli 78
dogs. 20 min., west shout 210 feet to south-cast car.
nee of Di and Montanye lot; thence along line Of
the same nee therty 140 and 5-10 feet to south lino of
Dr. 11. C. Porter's land:, thence along line of same
north 78 dogs. 20 min, east 210 feet to west line of
Ave. York Ave. retofore Mentioned: thence along line
of mono 74 degi. AO min. east 148 atul 8 - 10 feet
.to the plisce'p beginntsg. reaming there fr om 12 ft.
for an alley g sonth line of If. C. „Porter's land,
said alley for the use of the land herein des:
cribedf other parties. Containing 31,185 square
feet. more or less.
-,TERkts-4100 on the teoperfirbellUt 14711c1t &lin.
Txsev %
the- Wine° of maw on;cOnfilmatied_ .
tab..
the Waage in one year tholositat within
tronteonfinapttow!„. - .. MARY B. WA .
foAr4sll-14 i - . Adininlifiattli.
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ofan Mrlee leaned ont of ma' oi T hi n g.
- court of Bratifortl county. the natletirittnetl'Aritnia--
iperatlx of the eqi,tito of tt"rn. Means Wendt: into of •
'lowantla tynougtr; dor:cute:l, will - Nell on.the.prom
itea on SATURDAY, APRIL 81811, al. It Volgek, S. •
m., tha following pfeee of :land, 'situate/ Am ;forth; •
Towanda tar., and boundediat foliatrat
Atha iterate of We road leant'? frotta. Towaada I , a
Waverly, cornee•of lot reectitly pstrolauted:hy 11. ,
„Eiabree ith orphans' Conit silo of flta Wto. 'Meanly
Watts caste; thonco along ttuti]raeatra of said. high.. •
Wen north 33
. 4ge vetatr 6 rods to, * stake Air a .•
corperr thence Ivy' la .,-
mbs of ' Brawn ionth 61'
degl..-stesti24 and 33.160 perdtmea to loptimerm.thenco.
by lands Otuid.DrOan.•smnit.h 3l dega..Osit;fi
es to d i; -thence by lindaot Bald 14.1), , •-- -
Irorth 61 deg,. " east 26 and 33.100 pexchreei- to thmi..
asos Of betipinsibag. -Contaimmsg jots acre., more or
TE11.31-5-7-11n3 vercint. on thelnt ePtanck'dsnrn. -
janity4tro per cent. on confinfustf on, and the
. bal• • ,
-anca In two equal Inunal POTtritote:,'' • -
YZ. Wing. • ,
fi Admintstnntrix.
rnarxrll-w4
ARPHOS'- COMIT
cirtne'of awarder lssitectunt of the . 'Orphans,'
Cont ofilradtord county. thir underaltited Guar
dian of the estate of Marton. Ladd 4,14 Alanson D.
rit
LAddi minors:wilt sell ohe preralsew' en SATErIt-'.
DST; AP1UT...1."4 ISM at I o'clock. pan,. the follcTri-
Ing tot otland sitnatttka. Albany. tarp.,' bounded as.
the north by 'Asa tarabee and..Z.
Conan, east .by Jcskto Ilobltuenrand J. T. Drunllck,,
south' by Joshua Vanloott and - west 'Daniel Bur- -
dick; being two Separate tracts. one containing-4.5
acrea • and perches end the . other -2.5- acres
and so perches, more or less. •
.•
TEZettli--$25 na,the.prsrporty.bbon , shtick' acro:u.
$lOO on conilrniation. ono-half ! tho- balance: - in sif.
months train eoufaniatinn with lama, -and tho
balance In ono'year with interdstfroznconannatun. , -
.81.13.ta1l 1....4,1:95, •
GUaratalL
mar.21'71404
I .(IIIPELAiN . 4' , OOURT SALE..-BY
stifle of an order issietiont- of the G . :phone
Court of Dredford-connty, taidonsigned Admin.
istrat4r,of the estate of David Sabin), late of Albany
decd., wi7l sell tin the yteendaeioziliLONDAY:
7 APU1:1417041, a 2 ci'cleck. p.m., the following
described lot of land'attizate In Albany. tarp,. bittn- •
.4e4 as folkonn On the north by !soda now in nos- '
aesslon of Wan: Lee, 'oast by Orrin - Hibbard, south
-bylobli Blithon and on the west .by Geo. Lenox
and Um.J..,o,,Xectett . cenbitgagi 001,23 screw.lnore or less. - ' - •• •
TEASES—tts at thiterof ingo; $230 on confirma:-
tton, one-half ()Main:ow, otsciyear Wen' canfinna
ton with - interest, and. !be balance hi twcr years
:front conarreationwitli letarost: _ -
mar.2l"ri-wt
()RP . HA:ii'V.—COUBTI. % S ALE.--BY
...... , -Nirfa l ,e of an Order Issued oat cif the OrPhan'a
Court of Bradfortleounty. the undersigned Admin
istrator of the estate of James & Shaw. late of, '
Tomitorit twp..dcessed.. tern sell cm - the pritmisos on
fRIDAY. AI'llIG, 28.1871; 2 o'clock, you.. the fol. -.
losing.descritiCAlot of land 'sib:ma in "Itsearera •
twp.. hounded sniddeseirtbed miaow,: Beginningin the bights* otito te house.of '2d.ra._ J. Shaw;
thence iit the mid 'of saindgliway, south 8 de-rc., ..
meta rods scat-81010 . lands of -Jacob .D. f3tat;le
\ vatit-i theneu'aloti§ Stnnlevent's lands. - and IL. ,
81. Stnrdecantlan ~ta st 113 rode and 6.10 tot Cot ,
ber; thence along lin of Warner, north *2
/
rods and 8-10 to scorn r; thence Oliver..,dew -other larelg`"
of mad decedent's eats , south 85 deo. attefli;oast
108-rods and 5-10 to lie place of..beginning. - Con. .
tainiftg 27 acres,-Mors or Legit. 1 ----- -
TEll5lS—$5O beiald on the property being struck
down. one-third of_tlt Wawa on , condrination.of
sale. and the balance :1 ttfo eqttal payments in six
months and one year from Methanol confirmation .
1 ~ . -. WIC r: COBURN.
Administrator.
ar1.4114r4
fIRPILINS'• COURT' SALE.--B3t_
- Yirtno of an order lewited out of tliebrphans'
Court of Bradford county, the • : nxidersigned4chutre,
istrator otthe 'estate-of Floral° J. Ladd, late (if .11-
bany twpn deceased.,•will Fell 'on the promisee on
ff*TURDAY. APRIL 29, nal; at 1 o'clock : p.m., the
following lot, piece or pircei of land- situate in Al
bany twp...• hounded alf fair's: ea4t by this
,Berwick turnpike and lots, number g o t, 5, Q and lo;
being' 50 feet wide aud 'feet deep.. ' • -.
TERMR--1.15 on the property being strncj down,
'one-thirst of balane oii confirmation; One-third in
sit_moliths from conlirinattoh with interest,, and
'the;taiance in one yeur" , -froa eonftrination with
tote rest: r:BN DALT.„
naar.247l.zret
C 7 T , NOTICE.
Noti,e is her. that aItpATOIIR fudebt "It
to the estate of .W3l. I.)IIItXND, late of llerrick. A 6.
ee , t-c-d; are requested to make' ltnwoßute pay.inent,
arid all persons hating. claimo SizahiEt Raid Estate:
roust presi-at the. sarac- . doh' authenticated for t
.l2:lleLt:• • EtrzABLIIIPTPAND, ‘ ,..
ITORACE Vic'ntrit.ANti.
Eseentor.g.
rasa 21.'71•x6
I'DITOR'S. c.) - 7:-*
lil plian ' a Court of Dmdford eonnty. , •
• The undersigned, an iti - ifitor. eppoitifeA fir said
Court to distribute funds in . the Lancia. of EttENEZ
-1:31 SELL, Executor_ of the estate•ofJOUN'SNETI,
late of Pike, Badf6rd.• county, Pa.. ldecnased, will at--
tend to the duties of said appointment. at his office
in the, born' of Towanda; on the2cth day of
APRIL, 1871, at 4 o'eloct p. m- at which time and
'y4ace:, all•persona, having elanns' on said money are
required to present the same or be debarred from
coming oa said fun/ L.' ' .
mar. 21 - 71-w.f.' Auditor.
_ . .
• . • •
• i: X E C 11"*T 0 R'S : Y.O T 1.0 E.--
'• -41%-..itiv. , i. tiereby Liven that all peridtiiiitiat:h. tcl.l.
to Alio .
f. 7 .,,tat,, of LOris.k. ,AVERY) iat3 of, Rome, -
deeeaced, are - .requested to make tamediato
Flymeut, and all personstavlug4.lainuiligainsrsaid
vtate must g prrs, , nt. 'them duly 111101 , !tiEcaterl for,;
settlement; ;.- ' • .0. F . you".za, -
• riar.2l-.71,4 - - . Executor:
-IV - PPLICATION IN DIVORCE,.--
.4.x. To Gor g e. if. .po.t.,—Noi.lol , f,r. T., 1870.7--;...
Wet Ire hereby notified..l4t Jaiao Peat: yfe
our rA,
by ht.: "m4.t. Stvphett zonek . .. Trait applif,T
to the i•eirt of eetelreeri of,.lletatot;ff
• fer,i fromthe. betels of nahtfimen.y. and tile -
Niold eretit nrpiiitted the- Ivt of
IS7i.• for hearinit the. said. dare' Post in tb...
zrenti 44. at time ant pinee -Ton ran. Atttn,l if,
yoq FLEET,
31ar.2.1'71-wi Sheriff.
. PPSJCATION IN . DIVORCE,-
47 3.2 To..Saranet Smith.—No. 45C Dec, INa.
Tou aro hercpy . that . smith,
yrrlr noxt:triend.g. A. Allen: haw :ap
fi:r.%l to do enurt of common pteaa of Bradford el, ,
for a divorce from the. ormatritnotty, and tf„.
43 4 .1. court has appoint-a 'Monday, .A.IM Ist day of
Way, ...Bs7l. for heartng the .s Alarialt-- 'Az • Vv.,.
, pr,:miser. at which tin Wand place, yorl can atlima if
Yuji think prober,' • '
J. PEERY VAN rLEET.
Sb qmi
M_IPLICATION IN DIVORCE—
To Jervis MR, Dee. T;.1570.
rQII are' h&rebY' notified that Helen Tidd, yobs
•ndfc, by her next-. friend .C. S. Russell.' has applied
to the court of common pleas of Brailfor‘l annoy;
tot a•divoree from the bonds of matrimony, and-tho
said court 1139 appointed Monday, tho let daY'rd
May. 18n, for hearing • the said Helen,, in the
premises, at which. time and place you can attend if
yen think proper. ' - •
J. FERRY VAN FLEET.
Eteri2.
r.iar.2l'7l-w4
A . PPLICITION IN • DIVORCE.--:-- •
.
To Daniel L. Wiiidert.—No r Ent T., 1870.-- ;
Tau aro hereby notified that Hannah Warden, ,
y id.
your wife by her nosy , friend, , Lamb,'
has •appli .to the court -of .toinniipti plea. 4.
of Dratifor county, for a diforea from thebonds of
matrinion and-the said court.has,appoihted 3lou.
day, th'els day of May,lBtf. for kearin_c4ssid Liao-.
nab nab in the remises. at which thus endplate yortran
attend
~if you think proper.. -, , .
1. 1 .1.,ET1RY VAN FLEET,
stlvitt '
mar;2lll l lv4
1 XEC UTO R '8 NOUCE.—
xotice is bereby given ttud. all persons Indebted
to • the estate , of W 31.. LEWIS, late of Stnithfi,,l , l
tali.; deceased, are requested to make immediate pay t .
went, and all persona laving, claims against said es
tate mustlAvresentthe same duly antbenticated-rof ,
settlement. JAS. C. RIDGWAY
mar.B'7l-Ird • .1
= ' Executor.
• 4 'Node° is lierehy . gion that all 'flexion's Indebl
•ed to the estate of. 11A.ATX.¢ ifeIIAEOIT, late of
Towanda boro', dee'd,.are ri•tiisted to make mime ;
diate per:neut, anti all mmorti, having claims aminst
said estate must present them duly authenticated
for settlement. • . •
b.2f171-R - 6
A D.I.rINISTRATOR'S .- .NOTICE.-
.111- IkrOtteb Is licirebrgtrett thatallgersone indebted
to. the estate or VR. 1
lA,ES DAVID', ate of :Terry,
tfeN : : , sed„
.ate reoneeted to teaks Immeiliato
papnent, and all. piteous hiving claim, exist
oitite mm4,preseut them anthe. fczt,Vl foe sct 7
t:emer.f_ fi h DATLD,
joNES,,
Adminli,tratm-e.
tailr.S:7l-w
Isco
In the matter'
bid Building and
ands."—No. 201,
• ALSO—In the m: ne.o.rporaDon.ef the
" North Bradford .Ihodlst
Ehuz ii."—
No. 301, Dee. Teria. .
• ALSO—In the matter of the, Ineorperzt: ,, a ef.r• •
"Ghent Methodist Ept.. , Koral
Elay VT133.1871 • • . TIIO3I - A.,;
mar.2l'7l-wa • " Prothonoti:Fy.
A.UDITOR'S- NOTICE.-: 7 Leonara
JUL. -LowiaNa. E. P. :Rbckwell, N0.7b16, Mar Tering
lsai. • Ctintrt ot.Crnornon Pleas of ridtordeonnty.
-The underillpiod ibpoin an auditor : 3o diatril,
nip funds in the Sheriff's hands, rased trotp the aai.•
- 0 - tdetendast's real eatato, will attend to Wo duties of
aminttnent at his °M, e. to the bare' of Tow
anda,. on „ TUESDAY, APlilt•' lAtts,' 1371. at
o'clock. •p; ro.„. atz which- thne, and place 'all per'
sons having claims are revired to present the saw,
Or be debarred from coming In for a abate of said
rolut • ' - MI; FOYLE,
Ditara s- 7 1 -w 4 . , ' - . _ . Ariditor.•
kx - Drrows NOTICE. -r-.At -Ali
Orplians%COart held at Towanda. Febrtiary As,
1871. the Coint appointed tt - nt . . - IVattins in auditor
to diatribute the fund. in rho n
hands of .cbarles .
Rig,, . E.teentor olthe slate of Jonathan S. ltlitchcil,
late of Smithfield twp.. Aced: . ~_, ; -'n li
. In pursuance of thq aforesaid anmatreent, DOM' ,
is hereby given to all,Sraons interested in. Me fund.-;
of the.estate aforesaid, in the hands of the er.ilcutJr.
that I xvill attend to the duties of my' aPpointmi:nt
on TifftltStilr'A.P.Rll. 20, 1871, at ID o'clock. zt.n L..
Itt the °ince of 11. C. Otird. Esq.. in. Atlacus• borw.
in said county of Braittord, at vrbieli time and pine,
all persona interested the estate • aforesaid. can
attendfor arbearing nrion the distribution ittores3io.
if ther desire. • . 1 WM. WATICINS. ".
. mar.lsl:l-al. -; . ' Auditor. -
STATES • INTERNAL
REVENUE.—NOTICE TO TAX-PATEIts•---
No co ishereby given, that the undersigned. Af...
eor of the 13t1t, District ',of Pennsylvania. will law , '
•Catirtirof Aiwa; far the erection of erroneous a , -
.sessineuta; at 1119 OTTICF, IN BLoomshintu,
lambda etronty. on - WEWITIIDAY and' TIIUILSPAY,
-API! / 214 ittl 20. 187/. All sppeals'nfust be in writ=
tog. and should spearthe particular cause . matt,:
or thing ; respectingtihich 111 decision is requebto.i.
anilphAll state the ground or principle of error com
plained of Appeals maybe made at the Office of tt,o
Aesesaor atsny time previous to the days above fix
ed for hearing appeals. ;If any persons liable to In
ccreto.'rai have not yet reported, they are Ilreby
whiled to demo at once or, become bible to the pen
-flty.- It is thd dnty.of evOry one, amenable to , the:
law, to seek tlto- AssetiOr of his .Ttfattict and anal
his return. , • 8.1.31U,EL KNORR.
. . Assessor 13th.Distrfel, l'a.
Assessor's Office, illoomaburg. Pa.; March -Is •
ci:LOyER SERD.--Wi3 have &stock
%./ ot.r4.Tlinrei Mr - 4 , Bead warranted' trno t
:tune: Also West Branch Seca, wr
aide cheap,
feb.lit
ES
MEM
J. E.
Administrator
AdrititicfrAtor
C.
Executor
ztion of the -
540eiation of Tow•-
POZ a MEaCtE