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ford
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LOC
n to HOso Company aro . to
Cuirpaia, of rittbton, a'risit
AV'k
pay Eagle
soon.
he Tus thra Total Absti
,ty has three aurtlinries, and num
rlvelundreirtileinbers.
nellet Seel
bers itbuut I
ung,"ELstitia: Was sentenced
TRELTEII, 0! ...31.tur1ar et'ening trot,,
:sonniont of two years in the Eastern
by :Juage
t , ) an impr
Ibe odd' s AVO the er
•
nikle for heir lcelebration on "the
,*. Fron nr iearanees it will. be -one .
ele,t,affairs rf the bind eveewitness-
Anee. I • -
I
tEts-
tangt op
4th of Jo
of thi• gral
(AI in this
iter E. 3:. BcrliNtiwN has purchas-
VA 01 by 60 f.?et,ffroni Mrs. E. 11. MAsoN,
en the e"rner (if Pine mind Sect nd streets; con-
E lder;ttion,ls2,soo, 3'.4 ; erect a residence
up in it during.
The at Troy has
.... .11"(7Tr,,y
...and E. A. i.oNo appoilted4gent. This arrange
ment will prove , a r great at4'uremodation to the
people;of Troy. •
ft)" Qapt. G. 3 .31.ksvim i r. has of.'
fered a kd with KUM+ nt ttnile fielivered ou
/ the grountl for b clnryh edifice, AA,- members
of the Balitist tongre6tion will raise funds to
erect the linilding. ids is 4 :very liberal offer,
and we Wye no doubt - will IV. accepted. .
N,lrclinTo irceived the second
nzinber o[ The t'aut , , s'eldihel, published at
Canton, Pp., by C. Sox. If is an in-.
teresting and . spiey little alit( t, any] justlS - de
serves the!liberal pitrlmage and hearty eneour
:ll..;enq.nl If the CaTitoinans.
teick.. A.: fishing t)arty, consisting of
•];. A. Supt. o the Pa. A: N.Y. Mil., H.
Loci Want, .1. Conn, fix.
("see, J. H.11.1.A. , ;, \\:. Srr.tnat.%:: and C. B.
BArett; county nit week, and
•tiirlied ith severaltluudrtllof the "specided
beauties.'
4
1t- is : our last week's
411tiortina4- had fold 004
that tlier are tine ont
they art. still at
viiihietile; their lti is 9
The repot
tiint
ha, Ica n f e:y u•
of ade, CU
thclr o.d f.ta . 1,1 a lA. ('
or 0111.1
were [.shown, several days
v nimor, Nit ighing Halle rottUdS, U
-1114, Lark (,:j-a Armunia
AN4.11. a!nalltacY, assitcd by
'mat: "The .11.,1 i
,;. a I r a
fi4ii
rill! ,
eturn
TETE
was lt•ry
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awl 1
186
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t
l'Y 411 ; 11:;• -..1.11111,111.:0.14
tied E. J. in
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in tit., t•
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Tom. Mei
I 11.1
311... A.
ElIN%Itl
:alike of Lase ball was
tiw Slit
wl the !'ollege clo,b, of
.1o , :, f•Tmer,
'inot her
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Nay
I,lm, with ii,,
..Z.....461urii .4 the youtil l
a attentive i
ye have 1, ti
ct-sfiiii:-
1:1. ‘r, t•k
t, , pr:lvtic , • in all th,
y. Mr. Tin , mr,o:i w. s
s!n tip..
m .1.414 ,I'.t.tlo.c
'he WI LII 1 ,, c.n1c a arc
-1!: d aut ofiicc
('t~lul,•
1
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avt . 7rittift 01 Jolts GI
T litt.;lit I.LA
fc.qtl 14 slt•lting-i . .j
et- a sit:me
gait. Elraln:nt t.l
in I
ic thief eiitered the
1K1.t.i.r.v.; ~ :1 wrmhbi g , ri
4, :..10 1444, 3lr. h.', palt
',lit, LAft , _r'nfing.tit. p,11;
...i.:l3lin nv,ncy, 't Ill' thl..r , 1
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ENE
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101 tu•
,
tiati,q or gllc•Ats. .
by 1 . 0 additi,,n of
Thrt
tar part c
IlLtnl,lnd ell tiia , have
Ina Iion,lo" a rid thr " lb 1--
( , qttitie:t both houses. Tin
.ady open.fuc the hi:comma
enlargiid
i:n , •':Lu''sleeinog rooms,
int ,4 the
plc eat Dalc be nee , ttillllo
t11,411.,‘ hid !
•
• of living the 1,4 •t 1.4 pt
t, th(
- 41.valc:ent
tict ,
t7T-Lee.l) :Lc,
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t hat It 7,1,(j111
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1'...11.!•'.\. N. , ; , •2Mi'4fi.l...cilmin ''..11 Wrisliiiiiton
' . • '-
[lion. 1 - .? tit i ri liml wjfe atid Mr/Snit:LT
] 1: 41..!te.1 f. , r I hi*lphia. ..it Tue:day after
-1,,
\
„. • ~ ii h, le iM •y Veto t.. mtet -Pori. .6.• A,
(~,, •,, . 0 ....1 M. .. . NM.mi (.'.1. , ,w, and pruemil up
)1 trip tT:i .il,forimi. •t Lwiti,...,_. to' )1r,.. 11Imi.
. i .\\
• , :illti er.s. M. ('. M: . :.:i'uli and wife were pot
• _:11, , , , . ',al, ": - , , ;ththf . 7 . 1..*t of tht. COP-1f any. If
)Ir-i. M. is al• - e tT trate', they 1‘;•;11 ',elect them
..lit ilhie.i get. , ~ . . -
• na.s - frolti the Sullivan I rep
( 1' •• . ILI. lAt 111. i, estinull•le
g tt :111 tn k 3[,,t 1 -
tlaj r litg o tio• tIN 1.• it tli aiinivrrs:lry of
.1.1:.1 i.rr.o 11.nt oc.-
II . V.1.:n . 1 , ; 0, ;4 . niauy t..b-
M4O tolurrous frl•nas. ma:kan g
esr...• ally of wenton was a
suji;:tf'• tna china tva' s t while
auticipating the
yiais". tlictiituro,
1.4,,nte , 1 tbn tl 0 - .4 iailhy couple a iia - agithiceitt
• :.ottl i•ilv• t rca service. A social gathering
th • eviz•:.••;.; tvoillul up the pica-urt, of the day,
at tl the the g,••uial
ilonois many rirtiziii.4 of the-Lappy
- I`.l-b 01 1. Seral.ton, c oramo 213
• ple the faith-at this place. 814 sun
3.- 1:; , . -- 1l 7. s !and I+6 (comics. Tho rites
uich 311,1 borSiu4lround wr.re consecrated
th :amp ”cea,irin. The r , izo of the Lew,
t 1% -la chin - 4tin 5bi,120 and was denstly
lirc.lghott, nn,( ninn) l were • obliged to
for whbt of room.
A son of x.
,JOAD Kwrro , of this
township, only 13 yeaxs old, shot a good-sized
wild cat in the Woodstack.or Anlgo
one day last we4c.-117.T. Gazette.
__l''_-..-
vs- The P.econd anniverserylif the
"Temperance Dieform Society" will be held at
East Spring Ililll May,3o, 1871. at one o'clock,
p.m. - Good f3pa.kers frill ho, in attendance.
"Soldiers" will p 0 lieloygotten. Invitation to
al By order lot Co..*lnittce, . • .
. •
•
1161.3.11 t. 4. lwrou—Sir : I have been
reading the Bradford Argus tor the first time
in a; great. manyryears, and woißd like to ash
else question. There is a great ivil in_the . land
1--Intemperancei; hut winch is the it orst, for
men to still alcoio l and make men drunk, or to
print a paper ful of lies . and•send . it out to the
public to keep iten well posted With fabsdhood?
I think the latterthe Worst. -
• row' DExocitAcr.
Windham, It. , 15, 1871.
_ .
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LEARN TO ii.EEP HOUSE.—No young
lady can be ,t 4 -poll instructed in anything
which will affect tfie comfort of a filly. %inlet
evt•r position in !society she Ntcupies, she needs
a practical ,knorllCsdge of household duties, She
May be placed in circumstances pat it will not
Lie necessary for! her to perform such domestic
labor.; but on Una accouut she needs no leas
inewledge thrall. if she .was obliged to preside
personally over itho cooking-stove and pantry.
- litithers'arti frertently so nice and: particula r .
that they do no like to giro upiany part of the
rare to their . children. Thu ui ir'great i mistaku
in then: tuanagclinent, for they ite g6 l bur
dened with labor and need
.relief. Cildre'n.
should be early Itanght tirriaake themselves use
ful ; to assist tlMir parents every 'way in their
power, and -consider it a • privilege to do tut.
Young -peotle cannot realize the importance of
a thorough kt owledgo of housewifery ; brit
those Who havessiiffered the inconvenience and
mortification otignoranco,:can well appreciate .
. i
it. .- ~.
I_• _ •
94Z,,The ?notion for a change: of
venue in She ease of the.. Commonwealth vs.
HENRY Vcfrit!), I was argued before President
Judge 'I'IIE.LT4.II .and iAssbeiate Flamm; On
Thursday list. i In thOihsence of District At
torney Caallocusx,.C4. E. OvrxrTi r Ji., was
appollited to act in his place,.and made &strong
and . eloipieo argument in opposition to the
ruction. He also presented tie following rea
sons why
.. a change ,should = not be made, and
asked that thejsatue be filed i
1
And now, May 18, 1871, E. Overton, Jr., Dist.
Attorney for the time being, appears in open
Conrt and opp6sest the change of Terme for the
following reas , l:us, viz: • 1,
1-t. '1 - hat ne such • prAndiect exists in this
ei,:inty agattist tlie,aeettsed - as would ,g'arrant
th.• Court in g a:aim-tithe applic:ritton. •
2.1. That atthin_ tae 01 Intl proceedings —.
no .Ith:colt lia}lng been made to impanel a jury
—it would he nit unwarrantable letleetion upon
! the inteltigehei. and nitigntv of the people. of
1 livadfor.l . onnif. to eliabige the venue.
:id. That. title at-cmas.tel, -Wesley E. Shader,
-whom the accused is charged with murdering,
dtt d'imoiveot; leaving no. near male relatives
cx , .,•1 , 1 a l•rtitber-in-la. • entirely withmit recu
t)
nu., y .lii,.lensiallil an ai,, - .(1 father wli is depen
, deld for litsi.dpport n on El:s dairr labor .as a
I r., , ",..• me, atol it vitt be impossible for them to
I I ,: „.1,;, tt:,.t.,i. to (I.llray the additeinal expenT...e
ee1,,,-11 ii 'IP 1,, inade If the venue of this ease in
[
sits. ..;.. 11. Tlo.v are 11:1,1 , 1., to pay for taking
r. r-.: -, , -t , aiOdlier ( . 4 runty o ' r to employ coon.
~,""Itt . It. , -.01!. , :- :.. w hieli the case mac -LC eer-
It: . -. 1 . - I:',. hi “ tills applleatiou islmint.vd the
-,, r ... ~ •.t: .1: Most tite(•ssarity be virtually: aba.m
E w.ti fil F:wetll,y Haiti. L. 3l met,: NV,,,rT.
DAN - 9,, 11. l'iMr and 11. W. Pal - rocs, in faribr .
of th•• M ,tionl At the conclusion of the argu
m, ids; 11 is',limier, .Ititlger :tiriii.nitii, stated
ti,:,: alth• tug' ; tht, coin t was not folly convinced
t It:, t the at:l'4l;4la could not get an impartial
trial in thi;eTuity, yet; as there -was a dualpt
tlport til- ri ghter, Mr. W.ttro was entitled to
that il..nlit, aii.l the motion was therefgre grant.;
~t..d.antl Wptiining connfr was-nainc , l as the
place where the trial islci take place. Judge
Srtitirui alsi tiled the following reevintuenda
tion im_voniiiiiion nail the matter:. .g
41.„,,,,-,.„--,,,
, 1 ~ -- _- - .
7.,i, i_r I
of 3lrs: JEN
.r tn,
Is in,
i;r. ~ukii, S.'i ~
•
41,
ai,pearini to the 'Court that the District
Mien+, y i lip: provided with necessary means
fArthr preparation of this easo and the employ
ment of eoiatisel, the Comity Commissioners are
advi,ol 1;1,11 it is thyor duty to furnish the
trict'Attoi ne.l - with funds sutliciept to enable
Lint t 9 proctir.f witnesses from a woad, employ
connsel to asiust him and to make the proper
preparation for the trial of tho cane.
31.1 y 17 . 1 - -I,i the
p . vnteipriskog firm of D.
rtrAtul.& miners and 'shippers 0
SullivanAnthraeite . Coal,.prei.ent the following
fifty reasons !why their coal is thp best. I::%cry
one wlio• r zi‘ , ds„it a trial will subscribe to thvm:
- . .
. No ..late,i.. .
Nn bone i or clinkir. -
I:nn, .I.•aner than any dthcr coal.
. Thc hat ~ ,• duffent. ,
. Mole ea - bon in this coal than anr (illy - r:
. Will hobltire lunger than any other coaL
. Will binin with 1.,s draft than any _other.-
. 1:i ,pnret 1i:,.. kindling-wood than tip other.
. Will built) with more blaze than any other
braelte. . . .
'l. Cun kip lire in your grate alive with two
i the 111. . . .
4'oor amilics can brick up otip-half of
k ,loge 4r stove. .
You cI start your Re and cook yolfr
fast inino.letif the time.
No .ai.(t. "
fr , llll
tillittn 6111.
ft °P:• of
ly , -papc.r tit_
Ito Pytlnai,
IBIE
Co., Louioillt•,
'311,. Or lily" gpa
fl(lst:luet, .1 ni.tt-
then
12.
la, a
NI:STon,
11p, nTrlt
dis greeable odor inhuming this - con
) cr, •s cerrants in the wonting 'int
FAZE
OM
No ni , tinA tonsils ivcs with this coal.
No 1;11T-cootie , ' brealaasts in the inornin
1•14:s c. , il.' . .
No I.obantls late to business in the morn
I I .
~ ) I'zET.l) 11 (1
20
Save 1-:Hee of kindling-wood with this eon
t' 7 ,:rl %%01 hold lire twenty-four hours.
JThe col does not snap.
'the c4al ignites freely. ,
ileantful (-41 for open fires. i- '
2.1. Ilest seal for offices.
2..,. 1.3e,t coal for self feeding Lase-burners.
26. flaVe Its little fire as you please.
27. Have as much tire as you pleitte.
24..Can'kx4'p fire six- months without any
clinker. i . -
211. Beet fUrnare Coal. -. .
.;11. C'-in rtigulate your furnace.
31. Lit i lejiire - for mild weather.
:i - 2. Big tie for cidd 1
,al i s alway:suhiforan.
: weather.
i . -
T 1, -
I. :\ ~ :li r \ ture•of th e c oa l., •
',. 'lle bil.- coalill all burn up.
n 6. If iiii ,4c the coal once you xVill 'always
know
~t. 1
...:7. The Vit.pre6lired coat
P , . The rrest eery(. ...,
:c.. Ila a t litTeren't look from env other an
thracite c( at..
..., .40. !Admitted by cN s er3 body, that have ri,ed
it. to 'be the best . eoal:
to 11. Voitare 'alwac,.. sure to get the same
4...P.R. T., la coal that can 11l
i
! Fend v 7411. plicee et this coal.
L - 1 - It:. c , iii deab rs send von the coal once you
1 w.ll alv...tyli have it. . .
1141,;es a, ,imel, Me for baking 'bread and
_pa4-.,.. t. , .
i). I - nit\ aI,A f-r roasting and broiling meats.
16. 1:esl in the world for 1.1;cr....
;7. Just the c.oal for laundry use. .
.-‘. Tapia the plaee of canoe 1-coal for Ofnees.
;:.. 'll,l coal for the rich and for the poor.
5
I. '1 ho - tri:l 6r onf.- ton :5 the proof of these'
leason,
. .
1-'-.. 1 .1f. EdifOr : 'YOU arc so
'„ 3 - catied upon, in the.dischape of your
j chronicle matters which dishonor liu
me, that readers of a dkionding turn
ire apt to s 7 :ippos2 that this pOia. world
''' :, to the dogs" ra:idly.. They imagine
el.rist or Apullsen rule nict‘ . 3 ictiOnz.
.In But these dyspeptic grumbler.: are
wieng.. Your cclumils culin.in many
~•
itch:, and among such enc•mraging
i l fould like to record a very pleasant
_d
ll lately came off in Linde.
im '
orninr• of the fiTth of ?tan 31r.-and
\‘. invt_on ce
' ..
lebratot the twenty-fifth
ary of their marriage. The cards of
i entiCed the affair a ". Crystal We-
The parties were fairly entitled tei a He r .
1 1 / 4 ..ag, but with rare good taste t seldom ,
'tell . in these covetous times) they adopt
-1 shining cr;.stal. A _select assemblage
s (nearly all relatives) gatlfered lotion
•casion on one (If those gratefully mild
lays-so rare and ;enjoyable in our di-
The writer of this did cot arrive in time
:ne the opening ex l 4eises, butt was for
]
Aie ugh to hear a great part of remarks :
'Viz. Sum.r. Ile spoke in singularlY,le
lernis of the lessons o.f the occision, of •
ibinhering friends, otthdproapering and
boast-held, of the benefits conferred
It s ' during the lung twenty-five years of
il life by this'couple, who had given their
.lair 'and influence to "the-cause of re-
If teriperance, of,liberty " (every..word
it. , I. lie wished them many long, happy
- ful.years, to -benefit their family and the
pity. ' " •
RUM
fic9l..ent
dulls,t ,
111.1 . .11 t
f mind
is goo
I that Zia
I_ eCCI,O•••N
1111 th •
die rri
it* me I
MEM
On
Mrs.
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MEI
EME
EIMER
td clo ,u
0 . inet,i
or the 0
mate.
MEER
thwat4
J ul 2:( v.
it 4
ru'
e ‘ 11%.1.1
MEM
~}srricci
ti:ue, 1:
ligion,
of it tru
and nor
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110 .
aLd'gr
the 41
I t.p.s etlik
!BM
c,l the
rtf 1."
TATLOllfolleved in a few tender
tern! words, alluding to the presence of
' terabit:, Nothers of the merle, their ho
letits in the past, - Ind of the affectionate
(I , ..serred care slid lore which smooth
deOining yeap of these r mothers in Is-
The reverend gentleman (brother of
y ,
lir. - A. V. Tarz.on) IS at present enjoying a sea,
son of well deserved rest after twenty-nine years
of ministerial toll. Ho is 'visiting friends.
The TATLOU brothers conducted the mato.
dies, and floated " the air with music.* Absent
relatives sent beautifully worded notes of, con
gratulation with loving remembrances.
It might , be as well to state that that , this gather
ing of the friends and cOrmations of a truly
christian household iras interuled not only as a
means of congratulatiig the •long married cou
ple, but In accordance to as expressed wish, to
gratify by their presence perhaps for the leak
time the venerable Mrs. Tampa, ncowin her 85th
year.
One married couple present, by a happy co
incidence, were enabled to celebrate their third ,
darriage anniversary. . •
It would hardly be in keeping with the higher
emotions of tho occasion to allude to the table
enjOymenta t ,_ -Of course; the good people young
and old brought healthy appetites to do justice
to the culinary luxuries furnished.
Altogether it was a delightftd social gather
ing. TABOIG
trow, TO MAKE A FOR : NU,I4E.--Take
earnest hold of life, u capacitated for, and des
tined to a high and noble purpose., Study duo.'
ly the mind's bent fr labor or profession;
adopt it early, and pursue it steadily, never
looking hack to the ten-nod fu . rrow, but forward
to the new ground that ever.remainkto be bro.
ken: Means and ways are 'abundant to every
man's success, if will- and action aro rightly
adapted to them. • Our rich men and oilr great.
men have carved their paths to fortune and
fame by this eternal principle—a principle that
cannot fail to reward its votary, if it' be . , rest>
lutely pursued. To sigh and repine over lack
of inheritance is unmanly; every man should
strive - to be a creator, instead of inheritor. Ho
should bequeath instead of borrow. 'The hu
man rice in this respect want dignity and dis
cipline. It prefers to wield the sword of, our
vale,rous forefathers to forging its owif weapons.
This is a moan and ignoble spirit. Let every
man be conscious of the God inhim, the
Providence over him, and fight his own battles
with his own good lance. Let him feel that it
is better to earn a artist, than to inherit coffers
of gold. This spirit of self-nobility once learriz
oil, and every man will discover within himself,
tinder - God, the elements or capi , itiet . of wealth.
lie will tic rich , inestimably rich in self mow
ces, and" can lift his face proudly to meet the
noblest arming' men.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
ter I.tio si re New Goods this week,
nt TArton
•
AN DiTABLISIIED FACT.—The Singer
rnprovcd, Sewing Machine is the bal.
ti-v- New, stock of Carpets ; lust
o end by l'AvLor..t. Co.
ge-z- House and Lot for sale near
the Court liguse iu this burring easy.
Euiriire at Itcrottrzr. ()nice. Maly 10-11 v.
DS- Special bargairis •
.in Black
sins, ; alsw.kincricall Black silk, at
EVANS ik
White Bare& and Grenadine
Shawlf, and a large line of Stripe and Plaid
Slianl24)at EVINS
CARI'ETS. —The latest designs and
irorrext Fr
Carpets—Carpets- - -Capets—
Carpeti—great carkty just opcued at
C".'i
We direct attention to the no
tice i C amuther cola:nil of Jorett's ralaec Re
frigt•r4lr. 31e:zsr.... WICKHAM 4", [;tats. aro
Persons in %rant of an article of +thi
kind elionhi (-nil and examine-it.
•
If yon want-Wall l'aficr 4eat
ly pininied (Att . °. txpene, Loy ,it of
CnAs, r. PArroN's Block. new
trimming marline does its work to perfection.
VEl Messrs. limsEr & WArstss are
oflering t‘;' the farmers of this county a Mow
ing MachMewhich has been thoroughly teEte(t
and pronounced by all who hare used it tl,' best.
See their advertisement in another colnmn.
-L'€" B. A. PI rrEs & Co. are• this
week adding to their former large stock of Mil
linery Goods a fresh supply of Hats, Bonrets,
%Linn's, Flowors, which they offer - at
greatly reduced priers, at the sign of the Big
Bonnet opposite the Conrt Ilonse.
Eon. RENT.—A Barn-.on Main street
Lint at
BOALDING.-A few• boarders can se
cure rtvowts with board, Vy applying
at NO.32gi• - : :. ecoliel at t ect. , F. E. rosr.
Mrs. HILL is receiving New
Mdlitiery GoodA daily from - New York and Phil
adelphia. She wilt sell you a bonnet or hat at
suialler profit than any millinery establish
ment iuT , PlNand.:.. first dour cait 12(41, White
and Pine Store, Llrielge r.treet.
The Corporal for June
doses vohune twelve of this valuable juvenile.
The nest' number begins a new voliime, and al
ao anew IStury, by that best or writers fer
chil
dren; EMILY HurrtNovos
"Summer Days at .11iikwoo,V' , 11 new sub
scribers beginning with the now volume
the Juno number free. . Tcrans,l,il.so a
,year, or 7.5 cents for ajx. month< ".I.l,lressonit
E. 3ln.t.ra, Publisher, Chicago, 111. -
SU.IIOIC . AL iNSTRUMEST.S.—Dr.
GitAix's complete operating ca;o of bneg:c.ll in
struments, manufactured expressly for him, and
which cost br. , 7lre 1, ti,,,b•r(L(loll , trx, bah irrived
and can be seen to-day at the DoOor'si,oftice.
It is said to be the Most complete case, and the
most valuable one owned by any surgeon-in the
United States. It contains cNery instrument
fur every operation kie)ivirto
ra Ackert 14-t •
Tow.kliDA, May 22,.1571.
To COLS:, N5:41.61: E CO., AgrieSfor ro,/tek
Pi,rngx
G.,,nrho n : It affords me 1.,r( at pleasure to
giro my testimonyreslceting crier quali
ties of the Slathushek nanos over others.
Too much cannot be said in their praise. We
have been the happy r,ssc..sors of vnt, of the
Orchestra's fur nearly fur years. - 4 has tin
proved by use and has repaired but little (tax
ing. Alkri me to congratulate-you in - seeming
the agency of theso &13endid instruments.
To SCIIOOI, DIRECTORS. --- , The follow
ing su:gestions have been foi tclardeil to me from
the School Department at Harrisburg, and arc
very respeetfally submitted for your considera- .
tion. .1c will be Eyen , that a Convention of tin
perintendents is called for, to meet in Harris
bur- June 20th.
It is hoped that tile eeveral Hoards of Dime
-tors Trill effect an organization on the first Mon
' day iu Juno, and that the AnnUal Deports and
I.Yrtitleates be tilled out and forst - aided to me
at Towanda immediately thereafter,
It will be remembered that the Ccrtiiicates
have to be,copied before being transmitted to
the School Department, and in order to hixo
them ready by tho , time cf the Convention they
Should be forwarded to me by the Mika( June.
'The proper blaniis have been z. , tit to MO' seV
mil School Boards hi the county, and, if mis
fait!, dtiplicate.s will be furnished on applica•
lion :
1. County; Superintendents are reqn s ested tcf
fewiNard to the Depaitment no annual report
that does not contain the names and address
ed flte ciflicets of the I - Ward of Directors for the
best schoel year, commencing on the first Mon
day of June, 1871. Any report received in vio
lation of this direction will be at once returnixl
for corttction to the office forwarding the Sacue.
2. Cotinty Superintendents arz requested to
taku steps at once to secure as many:District
Annual Reports and Certificates AS possible, by
tho time the Convention of Superintendents
shall.meet in this city, Juno 20th, and bring
them along wherctlicy come to the Convention.
The Department will consider Ws: groat favor
if *uperintendents Rill bring rkuirts from r ail
tho districts m their respective counties.
This will very :Mich facilitate the work of the
Department and secure ty early payment of
t!c State appropriaiioirr
. _
sei..4. Cams has fine lot of
Croqnst !al& Ito Is selling clusp.
• - 116 - 0. J. CAtms has at his
Stare alsige assortment of Sunday-school Books
—also BP. Btass'a new 13undapsehool Song
Book, "The Charm; One of the best now pub.
. , •
Cis hai a very large
stock of 13hoidea, Decorations and Wall raper,
which 114sElls clik%p, and with machinery trims
the 'paper heady to hang, free of charge.
Tur.WoULD , liovus.--Axnoui
many ow l enterprises springing into life, a large
and *lett Dr y Goods Store will open in the
thriving village of Lellayiniile; the second week
in June,twith a large stock which thil -wants of
that coniimnaity seem to demand'; and as the
now limit hare -hid largo experience as mer
chants, they understand the policy of low prices
and small profits. The two gentlemen are Vi
terprisirig and reliable—Ur. Guar from Owegh,
and 11r.11.rox, Leltaysrille. We hope the peo
ple in that community will cncimpage them.
May 4-3 w. •
• ,
I MARRIED.- -••• .
TELLolsoN—rEnny.—Ati ,
the :rtstlceN office
in Leltoy, May la,.:1871, by H.W., Parkhurst,
• Esq., r . P-Tillotson, of Leßoy, to Mrs.`llila
Perry of Franklin. . ~
BREED.'—HAGADOEN.—At the - home of W.
H. Russell, ill Windham, May IG, 1871, by'
Rey. W.• C. Pock, P. M. Breed, of Vrtion. N.
Y., and M. M. Hagedorn, of NVindharo, PP.
WATO.i S—COX:---At tho re:hionco •oiZerah
Taylor, of Greenwood, on tho 13th of May,
1871, by Bor. Ilallock Armstrong, Avila Wat
kins, ?f Ulster, to Polly - Coz, of Overton.
JOHtiSION—PARKS.—In Borne, May 8, 1871,
by Bdv. Wm. Shelp, Geo. W. Johnson, of Wy.
.so; tb klinir L. Parks, of Rome.
BLACKILLN—FOX.--On the 18th inst., by the
Bev. Jolin S. Stewart, Lyman Blackman, of
Monroeton, to Mr; Elizabeth Fez, of Towan.
INGE N—BORDWELL—At Columbia X
Road , May 22, NM, by hi. IL Crano, Esq., D.
B. In erson to Mrs. A. M. liordwell, of boutb
Cree
D f.E - D . • ,
1'
AVEIII,.—In this borongh ; May 10,1871, Joseph
Avery - , aged G 3 years and 6 months.
KINK} Y.. 4 Kinney, of Warren, departed
this life April 10, Ib7l, aged about 79 years.
Fitthfir lizysirr had been a resident of War
ren foe i forty years, and for honesty and iriteg
ray li& E had but few elitials. Although he ex
perieuged religion late in life, yettemaintained
with pleat fidelity the ebristian character and
labored to promote the interest of the cause of
the Redeemer in the world. In this•eeent he
eaves # wife and four children to-morirn his de
parturli. Ilia funeral was attended from his
late reSidence, on the 12th of April, by a large
number of old residents and frieriW uIM" still
survitil him, and may they also be r'eady whew
the Master shall call. " W. C. Rr,cs." .
ALLEN.—In Towanda, May 13 1871, thc;
residence of her son-, Charles 11. Allen, after
au illness of ten dads, of typhoid pneumonia,
..Mrs.iEruiiy S. Allen, of Owego, N.Y., aged 48
--Thenother, brothers and sisters, and chil
dren of t thelleceasod, vii: 11 in this public mau
ner to ...x.press•their gratitude to the 'people of
Towati,Li' for their Lind nll.l untiring attention,
both t4ight and day, to their dear friend whn
c imong them a stranger. We feel that all
that could be done for her, both Medically:M(l i
other W i se, was done wiih willing hearts._ gar:
praye4..is,` that theyrpity be rewarded at the re
surrection of tho just. .
.tiTENtNS.---In Westmoreland, rottawatomie
cotMty, Kansas, March 2'J, 1` 71, • Mrs. •C. K.
stcAl daughter of Clinton and Amr
•, •
Kee
ney of titeyensville; Pa. •
BM
I SPECIAL NOTICES:
st*— 31erchant Tai
lor, L'idge stmet.
,gyp- Miss Braudt , receives New
aonds at Lher 3tillincrp EstabliKhment every
week.` May 18, /b 71.:
• THE T. C. LIGIITE CO:' AND- COs
stn
i i iETEIL P --:,wios. The regulation of these
Instruments is truly admirable. —C. incirintiti Get
z. e. I
k s For-sale at Dittrieb's Music Store.
. Mii • IS, 1871., .
.• '
Si aAsaE LIT:T C oncave
Cone's. Crystal Spectacle Glasses aro intloubt-,
eillv the best glass in use. :Can be bought at
A. Si Warner's Jewelry Store one-half less than
at anir other place in 'Towanda. In gold, silstr
or,steel fro - meg. .Call and see:
• 'ILO . 21t—iw.
Ner- The Bradford -Co. Teacher - 8'
Assenliation will convene id Troy, Friday and.
Satuiday, .Inne 9 •stid , ll). Alipoiutmenta arc as
follo+s : Lecturer—Prof. L. D. Watson, Canton ;
Essayists—Misses M. E. Williams and Emina A.
Peckham, o)ll=Ln' X Bowie ; Declaimers—
Mr. Harris acid Mr. —; I:sailers—Prof. H.
H.M.Utton, Miss M. E. Howland, Trod; Busi.
nese iCommittee—Prof. H,yl3 Hutton, G. F.
Led(lington, Sarah E. Ballard, Kate Adams,
Troci N. ADDIL PEWIT, COL SOC.
i"371-3c.
Al\ T TESTIMONIAL.—
'OLUN
===lll
I==
0. Gooinnoi
A. A. Emngs, Co. Supt
1...
tw °m rli
et oMicirrzr A, Monnit.4 / -,
No. 6 East Third St., May 2, 1870. 4' i
3les rs. Moran A Fiumsworth, 185 and -187 \Nest
Fifth St., Cincinnati, 0.:
DEMI. Slk.4,—You sold to Mrs. 3..'H. 3lctinffey,
Morrow, Ohio,
some two or three weeks ago,
* JEWETT'S PATENT PALACE REFRIGER
ATOR. - After a trial of two weeks, during the
warM weather, we are prepared to say that it
.iii the best article for the price and size we ever
saws It kept a lump of we weighing abont 21)
pounds from Friday night till the following
Moiday. - Yours truly,
M. y 24-.2w. r Epw.McGcrrir..
- Li E P=s7SSTAXA2iIA CON VEN7fION.
ThelFortieth Annual Session of the Pennsvl
'inns State Convention of Universalist'',
held at Athena, Bradford county, commencing
do Wednesday, June 7, 1871, at 10 o'clock, a.m.
The Occasional Sermon will be preached by Bev.
Dr. 'Brooks, D.D., of Philadelphia.
The Convention is composed—ti
lj Of all Clergymen having fellowship and rc
.
siding in the State.
2.! Of the officers and Standing Conuruitteea
of tile Convention.
3J Of the Secretaries of the Associations
de jurisdiction.
1 1 Of two lay Delegates from each Associs
tio4sl Of oub lay Delegate from each Church.
tit Of one lay Delegate. from each Sunday
school.
lihe Delegates Lyme power to appoint substi
tutes. Every Association, Church or Sunday
schbol, sending Delegates to tho State Conven
tion, shall certify in writing to the Secretary
thereof, the names of such Delegates.
1 •
flume E. Buser", See';,
'4OO Locust St., Philadelphia.
i.
tirt.mt..Normr..—The friends in Athena and
v.ionitv will most cordially welcome those Uh o
conic tL the Convention.to be held here, begin
ning the 7th of June. - Athens is situated on
i
th Lehigh Yalli.y Railroad, three .nnles front
NV % erly, N.Y., through which the Brie Railroad
pi, ~.,... Trains Irma Philadelphia reach here
L.TAILi half-pa 4 live o'clock, p.m., from Wilkes
-1:::rre at 11:45 a.m., frore-rowarida at 8:06 a.m.,
tri4n Waverly at 6:45 a.m.., and at 3:43 and 6:35
p.M. Friends will be at the depot,on arrival of
1:,:i la tolraitis on the 6th of June, of all' trains
Titheo 7th, and Int the bal if thonzlirneceasary,
to theed th , ,,e c:nning to the Convention to
iJitees of entertainment. Friends commr by
catriage will find a committee on entertain
nliiit, at thoshnrch, during the session.,
ay 21, 1671-2:7-r----0,--K.-CRosni,-)Yastor.
gNkL®" The Shaniuger and Smith Or—
is are without lonbt the heat made in the
limited Stateit.—Nor rork lteuriral Lerior.
Fur sale at Dittrieh's Music Store.
May 18, 1871. . -
I
tier Beantifulgoott4 in China, La:.
v.l, and Silver I'late, for bridal preaents r at
slay 17, 1671. . Wicxuaii it Ma-cies.
- . .
• Ii LaY' Rhode Island Lime kept con
stantly nn liiinl for Whitenitflfing, at
I .llnr. 29, 1871. W. A. Itocstyr.t.t:n.
-- L4:r The District Convention, 1..0.
will meet at Canton, Jnne lit _and 2tl,
1. 71. Alernhers 3%111 ba fnrinilied vilth half-fare
pieties over on application - to Secre
t:try. 8. C. GAYLORD, Seek.
Wyalusing, April 24, IS7I-4vr. •
•
_ -
THE F. C. LIGIITE S.: CO. C. C. 3IY
Pis:cos.—Every item constituting the best
Iliano Forte call lop found in these beentifni
struroents.—N. ) Mars. -. :
!For sale,pt W. Drrrutert'A Music Store,
~. „..
, ANcE ~ ,
1 w-, i LSOR & _MANNERS,
1 Merchant Tailors,
Clothing, Hats and Caps, - •
I Fu r nishing Goods,
1 • -
t 8 Broad street,
May t, 1871. WAN erly, N.Y.
t SPECIAL Num:E.—All persons in
debted to us, either by book accoupt or notes
past due, aro hereby notified that immediate
paymentmust be made. We propose to " more
upon the works" of all persons who d 43 not set
tle before June 15th:
Buorn EL%
TORlilltl3, May 10,1871-4 w.
•
Stir Among other articles of use to
housekeepers kept at the Crockery Store of
liVlcinaat k BLACK, are the Palact liefitigcrn
tors, recommended to be the best made Tor
economy of ice and safety in rule.
•
- •
Hem S. Muses, a graduate
of Lyons Musical Academ}, offers her services
as teacher of Piano and Onitar. Beferenoos
8* IL 13441"mmig A.IL, Idolit; N.Y.; Win. Ni
tric*, Towanda. Apr. 19, 1871—IL '
Feu IbUrr.- - -The-dwr.
the EPiseePag Parscuisitto.. Larg e
Bt
of ,
1871. fruit. Enqiiire of Overton
Nay 3
SS. The Kefrtaite Churn rc‘tw :
for dog, sheep or colt, is noiseless, runs, th
less friction, more durable and simpler t
any other Power mannfactnred_ and for sale y
the patentees,
HAIM BROTHIUM, . \
Monroeton, Pa. I
Send for *mita. Agents wanted in every
county of the State. April 26—tf.
Stir Field Peas; also sonic choice
varieties Gardea Peas, at •
Mir. 28,1871. - Pox tc. 31ta . cralt. '
ft.. Do not forget that Tea is sold'
at Neelees for '5O cents. . Jan. 1e,,1871.
,sor Persons desirous of purchas
ing either a Plano. Organ, or Melodeon, will do
well to call on A. B. Caber, at Wealusing,
se be la now telling at greatly reamed prices. ,
Mr. C. is also agent for the celebrated Elias
Howe Sewing elaine.. • Mar. 30-3 m.
PLLIi6B, VROANEI AND 2101PTADEMS.--
Welario selling. first-class Piancnc•Organs and
Melodeons a 1 reduced prices and on easy terms.
Persons who a r m
in want of a good instrument,
will find it greatly to their advantligo to give us
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
• • Com, Pasmsoz h C 0.4
Jan. 18; 1871. Towanda, Pa.
'Fore SALE.—Desiring to' change
btisinesAire offer for sale our Livery Stock,
consisting of eight horses, buggies, cutters,
harness, vad everything necssuiry to s. first
class livery. If desired we *MI also rent our
stabler for s term of years. Terms essy.•
• ; HOLXES at, Pasaaor.
A Nrw Mu IN PIANO Fonts.—The
superiority of the 3fathushek Piano Forte, man
ufactured by the Mathushek Piano Ma,nufae
taring Company of New Haven Conn., has now
become in established. fact, . acknowledged by
the best Judges of music in all parts of aur coun
try, who attest the tact that the new principle
by which these Pianos are constricted is a great
success, and is the greatest improvement of the
age in Mtusicalqnstrnments, givingjo them a
rich, pure and powerful tone, which speaks for
itself in tones of triumph.over all others. The
reason of this great superiority is apparent to
all who carefully examine the peculiar mechan
ism of these Instruments in the Equalizing
Scale which distributes the ten sion of the strings
upon all parts of the frame, relieving the in
strument from concentrated' strain in any clue
part, thus securing much greater strength, du
rabibly, and power oLkeeping in tune, rho die
tribution of strings upon the Linear Bridge,
which mitts the whole length of the Sounding
gives greatly increased power of vibra
tion throughout its entire length, and produces
a purer tone and better accompaniment to the
voice than au; other instrument. - con
stantly increasing business a , stires ns that our
efforts to manufacture a Piano superior sin ail
respects to any before ' , reduced, appreciated.
• and our present greatly reduced price list ,will
mak* itlor the interest of all parties to look
carefully into the merits of this Piano. Exam
ine the workmanship end quality of materials
used in its construction ; compare its tine with
ethera ; see what improvements have been
made; ask the opinion of those who kaye used
them; read the testimoni a ls in our, pamphlet,
and not be led by,tho advice of Tiersons inter
ested in other 'pianos-to purchase one which you
would soon after desire to exchange fur a Sla
thnshek. Sonic dealers in other Pianos- have
endeavored to check theiapidly increasing pop
nlarity of the Mathnshek Piano, by saving that
they are-not durable, ,te. To allthose - we would
say that we challenge them to, produce testi
mony of a single instrument of our make that
tailiM in any rarticular whatever. On the
contrary all parties who have : need them during
the past live yeare, state that: they ket.p in tune
much-longer than any other;-and that:they ac
tually improve by ugh. Send for descriptive
paniplilet with testimonials.
Cote, PassAnz ,t Co.,
May 21; 1571. Agents, Toivanda, Pa7A
For inurance against loss or
damag , 3 by fire, in reliable companies, apply to
'lints W. 311%. Agent,
• Ton-amln. Pa.
Office llcrcnr's Bleck, north eitle of Public
Square. . I, 14'0.
1826. MONTANTES 1870.
Have just opened a large and carehtlly select,
pd stock of goe4/C for the fall trade. Dress
Good;4, sheetings, flannels, Prints, kc. Teqs,
t;nsai - s, Syrnps i , and ,Groceries of all kind , al
Sc:.n. York prw s. Crockery and Glassware of
our own importation, in fart ton extent iro a
stock to itemise, bought exelnsively for•
and go/int:deed to be seld at lower prices than
ever offered in this market. •
10Z — I have just received a large
stock of Tea, bought since the reduction in the
duty on tea of tea cents per pound, and offer
them at the low prices annezed :
Best Young Ilyson, $1,25 ; Good Young Hy
son, $1:00;
_Oolong, 70 to 90 cents : Ilyson Fine,
75 cents; Hymn Good, f. 3 cents; ltt , st Japan,
$l,llO. Call and ezaminc.
Jan. 18, 1871. Grt). L 5,.;i11.1•11/.
New A.dvertisoments
DURING THE NEST
SIXTY DAYS
We 19,1 offer
GREATER BARGAINS
BOOTS SHOES
THAN EVER BEFORE
•
CAS,I BUYERS
1 •
WM
Will Flu well to
ME
NSPECT THE STUCK
As it is
- ESPECLICLY ADAPTED
Ttli TlrE
SCAT El' s l - W A D
And the goods Rill be sold at
VEfIY
HUMPHREY BROTHELS
fricriranda. May 23. 1871
- .
14,
NO.
i ' • north of
en ' and
Utlfr itill
Esbree:
1
NEW GOODS!
Beautiful.Jap.ancso Silks,
Rich Bhick Silhri,l
Rich Poplins,
New St* Serges,
iancL~oo' Plaids,
\ •
Wash Poplinsi
•
illandsoraDress Goods,
•
Cheap Dres6 GUotis.
White Piques,
Linens and Napkins,
White,Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Ribbons and Trimmings,
Cloths and . Ca.,simeres,
Cottonades mid Cheeks,
lii:utucky Jeans,
Yankee Notions,
Husicry and Gloves,
Hats and Caps,
Latlies%ml Children's Sho(':s,
Carpets awl Oil Clot.lis,
Sheeting and Shirtings,
Prfi:its andGilygliams,
CRY G- 00I) B
Tpwantla„kptil 12, 1::71
THE CHEAPEST PLACE
IMMMI
,- IN - J. 11.1 WORLD
BOOTS AN D SHOES
,OOT AND--Slik STORE
BRIDGE, STREET, TOWANDA
iLL NEW AND FIRST - CLASS,
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAC
TURERS,
‘;-
Now Ativrtfsemente. • •
_O 0 ;
AT TIIE
at Taylor k Co.'s.
i at Taylor & Co.'s.
• -; ' •
- •
at Taylor SE. Co.'s.
at Taylor & Co.'s
at Taylor & Co.'s.
at Taylor Li, Co.'s
ut TaSiur S Cti.'s
al Taylor & Co?a.
"
at T? or Si; Co.'s,
\ -
at Taylor tL Cu'. s.
at Taylor &. co.'s
at TAN'lur
at. Taylor &
at' Taylor & Co.'s
at Taylor &. Co.v
at Taylor Co.'s
at Taylor Co:
at 'Taylcir-
at Tay lur Co
at - Taylor & Co.'s
at Taylor & Co
at Taylor S Co
at Taylor Co:s.
ALL. OF
AT RAll S
TAYLOR & CO
IV
I.; AT , rut •
Miliol.'ol/,ITAN
No. rAryoN's 14.00 K,
.40
4
UOr t , f0c.,1,1 aro
AND
‘N Wei win enable tell
25 PEE CENT. CHEAPER
TIWI ANY QTIIEr. 1101.7.-.51: IN TOWANDft
Our etTa oatuprides a lull lim of
MEN'S, WOMEN'S, 'MISSES'
II
CIMADREN's WEAR.
By honorable and fair dealing we ekleet to merit
a full almovf public patronage:.
Please give 111111,Clkli before p - wrbaging clam!. ere
tar we fed coultdout that our goods and prima wll
NELLTS H. NOE.
Micallanotnis.
GO TO TAYLOR, & GORE'S'
For. your NOw . Spring Suit.
CO TO TAYLOR kooity.'s
Fur a Neyt:r.9 Suit.
GO TO TAQLOR tV;OIIE'S
Fur New. Spring Styles in Pal*.
GO TO TAYLOR& GORE'S
For - . a New Spring Oyerepat.
TAYLOR & GORE'S
I'or all the Latest Styles in
tout and Chit4iug.
2
Go TO 1: 44 )Y GORE'S
For llai and Caps,. all the Lutes
Stylel;
GO TO TANLOR 4.GORE'S
For licuts'. Furnilling Gouth2,
Bows, Tics, &e. - •
. . .
ALL .• \VOLE: )V.II:I.ZAND
DONE'ON inIORT
NOTICE
J 6 MAIN ..S.T.ItEET%
TOWANDA, PA
a1,1.1T71
Nif..W GOODS
AT TIIE SIGN or TuE BIG BONNET
ll.' A. PEITES &
Arc DOW eriVg a Great Var:ety
DOMESTIC AN.D FANCY
DRY GOODS, CHEIP,-
PRINTS, 1111_T*LI, GINPHNMS,
rtcsiscs, &.
f,
LINEN ''`A.ND ,GOODS.
DED SPREADS, Oa.. •
D lI^Yo SS:oQ.p.s
PLAIN AND GROSGILIIN.
SILK.S
Eltra Quality
LACES;- ACE
COLLARS,
TANIiEE
RiLit-AND IMITATION
HAIR GOADS:
MILLIN ICY GOODS,
is any qnantity, quality' or price that the ruarke4
• dem - alas. • "
•
••o.lllliner l s •.;11k.1.11,1 at Ne ypit fricc!.
T•swanti4, APra W, 1.371-3 -
. .
T HE 6-4 D 3I YIN STREET
•
Carriage Fa c tor
.1111YA.:.;T
, Still uit:n.ll , -4 unnu.f.^cture or •
CARRIAGES AND 'WAGONS;
2 . •
Ut esy:rp deserirtieu, at the oki stand ot
Drake,
MAIN STREET. TOWANDA, PA
,2lis work to of,the s
LATEST STYLE AND FINiLSII
- •
In the manufacture e)f wagons nothing is used but
.the
BEST' STEEL AXLES,
Together with the
COMP,O . SIT : ION BOXES
PLATFOI3,IN WAGONS
LUMBER WAGONS
Kept constantly ou
The best Eastern. stock is used in the•manufacturc
of, Wheel% Spokes are all rived ent—not sawed. p:
.I.IL WORK SOLD
WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
As to'finish, aal as to durability.
SUPERIOR TO ANY IN.TIIIS Ef,ECTrON.
Are Ata. Woas WAsr,uar.n.
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JAMES BRYANT.
214.19'71
DRIED FRUIT
_PFcO4I,LaK3IiND
=I
=II
SUCH AS
In Light Work
*
A'ND
- Adv ants.
CoPpirm, RussELL-Isz o°
•
to
T 0 W A'N D A , 1* i., .. • - -- t• , t, , N
fi r,
I-IL ,A. It .r) "WAR E.l-4.
DEALI3IB IN
STOVES; CARRIAGE WORK
Iffarinfacturors of
TINWARE; GAS IcirrEßS &c.
OFFER TUE
VERY. BE-S,V-TEMENT
Ever used trt.tbe country
Ste 1/1
AIiERICKN a;r6RENCEI GLISS,
poons, •13ASII, BLINDS
ENG.LISH - LEAD
.I.EWtTT'S LiAD,'• AND ALL GDADES OF
RELIABLE PAINTS and COLORS
ALL KINDS or.
Chum( POwers;
- Churns,
Wash Tabs,
-. Lamps,
Refrigerators,
Vac4gis,
, Seed Mills,
- Corn Shelters,
Grind Stones.
Cook Stoves, . • , '
Rivages - , • • •
Clotliess - Wringev-,.
Toilet Sets, •
Ice Cream YreezerS,_
Water Coolers, •••
Mowing MachilloB )
Plows,. • • • •
Hortie (Forks=
rapiiinkT Mills, ,
PI3I 4 VERIZED BONE DUST, in 25
or 200 lb. sacks; a very sUperior.
fertilizee _for - gardens and other
purposes._ •
Ar line usorttneutfor
B-*BY
To which th , _ , Rartt , ular atteuthu ijt t.Lttit , t2 liEely to
tcluteic..Ated,
Lril Oil, - . • •
_ •
Rperin Oil, _
Liusf.etl. Oil,
• '
•
' Manilla.lloik!,; . ' .•. :
•
.. 'l - arliift..l,..; ... - - .
ITempS and Rubber 1!:-.eking,,, •
'• - . • Soapstone l'..ackirg,.
, . • -- •
Oakum, -
, 4 ...a.‘ , .•:-",.. - • • '
1. , :at1112.1. Belting
1 .
---ei-_..
.
.., .-.- .
,- - -
.•
•. • ,
SIX. N0..1 NEW STILP, TOP
C m.s
Cin lv st mr :it . VT Shnnfacl.tury of
. S,T E C 0
- I' 1Z IC'E ti L 0 W
Ilubs
Spokes,
Ftlloci„
- Whet!
• . . . , Thins,.
%ales,
•
Pipe Skeins,,
- Noiway Shapes, •
- Nail 11,9(1s, • - -
, - Troy.,
. , ,
Bello' ws,- , . - - ,
lyises, • • :
, . .
.
• Airtils. - . -
, HorSd-Nails,
• -. Dash Leather,
, • : Enameled Cloth
... ~e` . • ,
. 1,.
As in . the past go• in he: future
they wilflieep an unequal Otrassort ,
titent of
•
CLRPt 4 STERS. TOOLS,
• . IX)Oje LOCKS, K,NOIfS, •
• . •
POCKET KNIVES, SHEARS
TABLE ENIYEs
PLATED wm{E, RAZORS', GUNS
SCISSORS, REV.pLVERS, CARTRIDGES,
FLASKS AND SHOT POUCHES
They offer at Whole Pale, to tho trade
IRON,
NAILS, • • - -
POWDER;
SHOT, - • H .
GLASS, T. ; •
.IiEROSENI%
POCKET, KNIVES, .
TINWARE, - -
HOES, • •
SCYTHES,,'
-
FOR-KS,
1 -
_ lIE OR EM
1R.117 tT A. Pa S
(s.cul fur trale
FAIRBANKS COITTER
- , .IND
i'LAVFOLIM SCALES
1'ITF:N1"ItE.11:31
ly It. S
HOUSES PIPED FUR
WATEn;
(Jr riiriiished with
EAVE , TROUGUS,
C~N.BUCTOES
On short noticp
Contracts for Slate or Tin -Rooitiog:
. .
ELIAS HOWE
SEWING
CODDING, RUSSELL ce'CO.
Torandt, Arri4l9 ,1871. „
RPH COURT SA Y. -By
virtu& of an order issita out of the, Orphans'
,pa f irt.9.f Mulford County, the
undersigned Adninls.
rpr.fl4, estate otThomas R. Brim, tate of Pike ,
r-tthlreased. will ssn on the- premisea on '
20, 1b717 the.tollow.rig describer, I proper.
Airnseecl , as follows: On the north by Janda of
,:on the East -by Jouothan Champion, on the •
v.- • is iw ttT . T , •rrell, on the west by Morris lands. —
dwelling ti 4 4j.- 5 , or.3 4: serewhatproved With a
V-41"011. , ma old barn and s saw-mill
TERMS--$2OO. to he nehii - •
struck down. $4OO upon co nnin;; Kk u " nrwPert haing
ce
balan In ono year from the date or "go Ind the
sale with Interest. JOUN d.. PZlAansa li of
I 012719,"11 -w¢ - • ' Adnan ,
dstra4
; ;tug MAE. (61
Court, of the United States for the Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. -Western 12Kstrfet citrinnrii. •
'gala. In the matter of ,Sherinart 21. Aspinwall,
Bankrupt:
Western Distrit of Pemagylnnia, es.—A warrant.
in bankmptcy has been issued by tthe, *aid _omit .
against the estate of Sherman N. Aspitawalt of the
county of Dradfowl and State of Pennsylvania, .
in said District. who been dnlyadjudged Bank
mitt
upon
petition of his AKeditora , the payment
of any debta, and the .tielivery of any property to , - -;
longing to said Bankrupt to him or to his use. and
the transfer - of any property by him are forbidden '
bylaw. A retains of the creditors of said Bankrupt'
to prove their debts, and choose one or morn a.-
signeeta of hie estate, will be held at a Conrt Bank-.
ruptc_y, to he, holden at Towanda, Pa., in:
met, on tile' firth day of May. A.D:. 18:1, at lirt
o'clk. a.m., at the Office of Edward Overton. Jr..
one of the Registers in Bankruptcy of eahlyistriet.
Ularj VT i
.IMINISTRA.TOR'S' NOTICF,.-
Eliblq qClymet oveSton, rata
Towatula, Bradtuvd county, deceased. • .
r.adininl4tratt , :m nn the eetatA nF FranPiA
elv7ro:r (4Nfon liaro befori . RT/liittka by the' Ilf , gi.f , r
of .11r«.:1fora county to FAlow,ll Oviittoti . of "rowoo,la
born.. All perrons haying elaLm* against the, i , state
;Ito de•-edent are fequeFted to presont them for
k , ttlernerit, and thofio indebted to make• payment to
the 13 tidiTidrfned, - EDWA.I3D O E tToN,
la a lir 6 ' . Adrainliftratnn,
•
Nottre fa hereby zlven that all yerkmaindr•bvd
in the eqate'of H. IL GA.R1111.431T. 'late of Grawrillt , .,
twp.. docrataqi, are iegnestodigs - makeisornetbatr.ifay..;,..
lan:nt, and all portions having datum tißiaink said q.v. -
tate must be pre sent the same duly autbenticatt d fur
'V. 13;. LANDON. • •
ran.)l-irG
JXECITTOR'S NOTlO'PH—
otiep is hereby eiTeD that all panioniinai.f44.3
to the estate .I:Pf snaros TAYLOrt. lato of Pike.
deePased, aro requestesltnjnaka iminediato Nyinc t,
and all pers. - Ma hasiog claims . a&nat HAM state
must present them duly finthentasbod
mint. - '_". IsTNIDON SIZTCTIII,
aplAP'7l..ul3 - Esie?uto:.%
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•
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT I CE.-
Notice la hereby triventhai all persona Indebted
to the estate'of CHTATEB A. 1111MBILL late of Lite h.
nehlotee.l, are regneated to maks tmmtulLste raymcnt .
and an person/Collating claims agalmit wail ekate
mpst preatmt . them Auly inkbeottoatod for sOne•
ufcnt.
_ ap1.19'71-w4
X E - C lj T.O RS Y.O T
"p
Is Hereby evon'that all pergong. infield-:
the estate of SETH fiTLYESB, late of A I b 3 TII 3 .
deo3ased, are requested .to . rnako immediate,
i.arat..nt, and ag persona" having claims a.:zairrst
said e o thtf) must prcLae.nt them 'duly . atithenthateV
fOr settlement. . a. W. STEJiltrEltE,
0 I Zpi. /9 . 7.1.4r.6 Zre,ett.ter.
• .4 PPLICATION IN . DIT.OIICt.
A
To Alvin geath s —No. 15.5. Dee. Terri. ls - M!.—
Yon arehereby nritillefl that Eliza M. lfeath. y.'nr
wife,-by her next friend; Bnbt: leb - e.e.
to the mart of coil mon pleaci of Bratileell'otinty.
'for a divorce from the bonds of rnatrimoriv,- - and tle'•
eaid , conrt has appointed. Ifondayi the 4th of Sept.
1g71,.f0r liehring the said Eliza 31. Iteath in MO,
prumb,e's. at which time and place yon' ean'attend tf
you think proper. - J. PEERY VAN FLF:I7,
Mai-22 ;71-w 4
: ` 4 PPLICATION IN DIV()ECE.- . -
T" Charlr-s A. Ilector.—,Ne. 145 ri-te, T.. 1 , 7 r.
Y.et arc 13r.r0;?,- nt'aiflo.l Liaf li rrtLa J_Rector. yr . mr
h , r friend. Ilarri...; - 11 naq
pawl f‘; the (.0'1;11. p,ra,y,:bt r
I:nr a iiisk,r 2 .- anal the 1;7-n4s 11114
ct nl , l tln 4th ,tay ,
, ''''Pt•• I'7l. ad Martha- v., - t1.••
p-, at w!5,
4,..I'PLTCATION IN 1:11 1 :(
'1 A. • .1
•;attl ~rf, • ,•ns of liziAfora conntv.
•
.1i v-ty, froni t?, bonk!.. filaixintony, atni
hr.= atpoint ,, l Mr.nday. the ith ‘l4y ~ f •
t.o• f.ti•arti:g. :the said 31ary, th.•
pr t:,60 and rlnee - yOu can utt-tlf.l
Sint think pn,t,,
lEEE
, .
MITE li 1.111.1 Y • .
t r WC) 11 4'61 -3X.ower--
dna: nn 'weight oy the 'horses' 'deck
be - useit )othie, or rigid as may he
-nd ti. el:alege tuaelu iradatiinuorisly.,--witLent ste:o
The, .•n:ting apparaths; of ilnßor-bar, can
to any angle to pass treeih-stunips,.er e n",
obsi.--action4, or folded o‘er for traiaspurtaion. or
unf•yjded,- by the .sole use of tlac- lovvr, with. m..!
throwing out of gear,' eto‘pping th.o team, or tie.
driver leattng his seat. The driver's 'seat is
fceni the rest of the machine: is safe and eon,.
fortable, 'and is arranged on the print...loe of a
admitting of balancing the 'machtnollorfecily, and
rolieving,the tirsts' ueekit of all weight
It has many oth - er valuable points too upnierou'l
to tuenti. , n here., It is wade of drat-class inaterisk,? -
well in-ado and ilnished lti °Very part—rehlor!ug
durability ungnestic.necl.
4z- It is light drafted, and Is jn the ineevor
fare have .been looking for; gni is - destined
be the Vading 3.lowing.3lachineAstrii adapb,,l ler
140.1y3.:rzi•ovel laud; and all kinds of aarfacv. •
11anufaotore.:1-by:
AGENTS FOR •- BiLA.DFORD GO
„ n: GLEASON% Big .P041q 4 ; raVivr
(held and Weld, Burlington. .• ” -
CILARLES . W. SCOTT; Peng, 14
lntry .
and Smithfield. • 't
JAMES B, ' S:Still!. South (.'..rei..41 Pa., 54‘ut4
Crerk-and
th 11. STOWELL, Sugar-Bun, la., fur Terry,
mut and - Wytilusing.
•.
Tice subscriber will sell
_ . . .
Wide-awake. thorough and're.sponble mon V, :111 I -
Ca toast as agents in the northeastern . count
Pennsylvania And gotitheatern New . York. begin
ning with Stuben county and reaching to tho
liml
sou fiver; or where there are no agent's - alreaily
appointed.
Sample machines will be on ex - hliiiti'on at leading
Railroad Stations. , Address the subsiiribcr
AV:D
'MACHINES
Legal.
•
A. 111TP.15 4 0C/I. • •
17. S. itarabstfor asid.nt t i e-
E C Tso NOTICRL—
SARAH J.GALOSILINT.
-
SL IJAH W..YETIBILI:.:.
-AditilufAtrator
"'"'". VAN FLI:i
I=
L. l'El1111: 'VAN
' Shr..4iff.
MEM
st:. '
•
.SUCCESS'!-
11:+.z up with the nu 1
an .., ,,, uryt:tori; 1-1
1:, , I r.ink • ao.totii;
ri‘d.,l anal possi:sseß how -ayt-I LI;
I.V:tic.l Will ct)11.1111end 5 ,
upoti ,
=I
ITS LIIIDING FE_TtRES
j. , lnteet coanect'll::±
ire play of the Ituf, in
E===
D. M. OSBORYB *CO.,
KI.RBY
In central Dradf , Yra. '
11. 31. - IVELLES, ten'. Agt.,
at-1.i'71-tf
TOWANDA. Dr...
TOIVANDA NUnSITIRY
rnurr TI:LL
• .
1 alt t.%) snpl y at tho r.r
I:ver.ll-at the milrnad• 1-tation, flrst-hiss
11 "
prioott.
None Rah-am .Irl- r
Grap, Vitir oi all Col b•ailiia...; yarn
St. - Aw!‘erry Plant:4 - by thf , L! , .zcu. t.thdr,.l, tli. , • 1: : •
all at wholesal.• .prievs. : WFT•T.r.c.
;; a11,1.171.'
j .. E. DOI:LES & CO.;
GENERAL 111:0/5Vei
Commissio4 Mvrehantk, _
-
' . eonsignrtialtB of
DUTTEIt, 1 CiS, CHEESE, VL.L TOL-LT.I:T
• 2 And :it ether .I".iin4frtxttico. •
•
!Luc of the firth having ivfsl.od - in .titiranion
the pant ten yO'lrs, and having a 1 extensive acqua:if t
anco with Ute businass men of „the city,,we feel oft.-
thlf nt that we can ittlf produce to -tlic ef ;Aire
tai tam of'cowiguors.. •
, ' REFERENCES.
. L. S. CISIT,BUCR, A. ti. FRLSBIE, 0rw,114
PLACE-VAN, cor.n.Or & CULL
. CIIAFFEE,III.IRTIN .
Pa.
' If. HENRY SUOl:laarilat, I'. it ,
1.10 . 1177... Lar1.21.;'71.;.. A -It.
S.S
.UITH,
G. - -
•
.Iq4ufaOurcr of
S SAPAR . SODA WATEIZ
AND Dll : CII:1k1 Tl.
Corm.r CliFstimt and Water Stroots, tovaii,ta,
Zir.All orders promptly att.endol•lt‘.
TIOLASTER: • ; 1 4 .DASItit, -
-4 .
~.
PLASTER.,' - •
Axitu bripply of treat' Grouni Cayivio' I.*:.i,t r
from Vaimor. Fitch k CO. ',S bud* at tht. 4,0,-..rlbcre
mill. at mouth of •Ittmatiortteld ..eseets..nlQ....ly pre•
piitt and warranted a pare artteto. .. . .
aptl2ll-3ro , - • . ,1111 P...; ESIA..
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tilt:ua it++ar-
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