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HOCAL AND GEN,
1 4. We
acre convene
I. latter this week.
p.. 4.. J.L. SAwfiac, oite_oi
~, i i, of Waverly', died in Thai
, I.t nit: , - !
sor,W:e rigrel, to see- i thil ilia
~.fi,., , ri.- Ga 2,11, a notice of the death of
n 0 d friend and former setwointata, J . Dm.
.1:
.. l e.l . r s . _
.1,
...._ .
* W3I. BRowx, of thit
ifniti:t colored than over etiosei
atop in thia county; The aesocial
olsrNs and the junior editor of '
The now School :
h organized on Mo'nday ev
forrow was chosen rtesi
rk and JAI CIIAAPEL
; A fair for. tho bone
chltreti held in PA
wing nu Thtirsday aftern
.ntnnting until. Saturday ere
Oh l
It!
.! !:
Ito. 114:nr B. GILD
I and Potieryille Cr
will delisnra diacorie_,
Jutle ,11th, at Stc
die Presbyttrian churches..
The semi-annual pa
Ida Fire Depareruent . va •
fternoon next, 15th inst. It
',!tr/ZASCE'I3 band, of flinira,
the tweaAion
man named iiktca
Ca tawisia :Exteneion, abor,
Ibinglit before A. Itaxaks:
killing a deer put of sea
ith fawn. liewamsr was •
~,, , ts: - --7 . 4b, , try Luminary
7v The "'Waverly," a
Barclay Railroad, Amu. fr i
Plane on Saturday last, wig
.oled coal cars, IL baggage a'
aI s. This it maid to Ue both
lrsau by g one engine on this
; - r- The teachers and
)I.iicopal Sunday-achool will I
17u tae ,
tlexi; somewhere
LA E. i;.1;., probably at or n
1.1 tilt' AV t her. be
, pleasant
bale a pleasauCtime.
(s 4 the rn
ill[give an entertaintot
VriclaSi witning, 9th ing
Jspoken iif by the presalrh
' and weltave no doubt will .
horn lle i:4 said to:bo t
Ohe gi itar traveling in the
MMIIHMS=
Slll.ll , 11a1:11: ,
I s
7,ll,nday,
,dav and Friday of hezt we(
mill comfy on Fri
1 16 , , and ()tiler fritml, ,t; t
nifi•st their. intvrcst 1)y
1. 1 1; A. iiew tithe table
1.•%.A N.T.
thc numilz4 tiuic
till' aiterllooll , qa
%LK 1 Ger.ls here at 4:17. •thiTe
.-1 I , ian f..rmerly.
rSlieriff VAN FLEET,
SuPerintttolent
veLorief the N.Y. E.ll.
L.,, , ,,faitatus on Monday ert
fe,1. , (1 to Waverly for the put
:1417 raids on this sidi , of
ir; .Erie brakcrnen. AIM.I
',pnied to lull call, and
.1 :Ming on the coal
nil night, 'nil " nary I
7 .- An eprt is being
this pliu
I ,l l in and Literary S.iiety.
..11111-Vl..tild be or iikealeula
to young
Gar the enterprise the
iiiptirt of all.who dpsire the
doer pplt h. If sufficient
, 1, a library will ho °strains
dtth fife society.
1 1-2 ,- The Good Teitipl
I . lllillll WAS in SesAion no.,Cat.
of last week!. T
1•n good, ROMP fifteen todg
,te , l. int Tlinr6day even;
de'iverod an inferestiiik
ople of C4tit(ut vied with
• tiu; ajospitality til
0,1,7r . i1ti..11wi1l h r •held at%
to pulhnit full pi-4 wec.lingit
-IA I
lit I
I=
_.WelinAerstandllia
lir the Collegiate Institut
iairry arid hi; 'ream Feati
in 311:11c14t'ia Hall, on Fri
lung, June ln, the ',rucc
vinfortable seats
, •Inail rooms : . The exhibiti.
itr the afternoon. Th,
ts.irileil - as tontine: First
ft , l i. And spin l ; 2.1, a
.111
,mall Kilter Zinp. All babi
r are invited as cont.
At it meeting hel
m• nto following
..1. - .1' 1 ;e.0. 31ontAtIre .
, l'orter.. ,
9. G O). W. 4lsti
. -W. Henry Dodge.
~,,, E. W.
r4p.i..41a , 1-1:. 11. Patch.
i,rabt A. L. ThOn
-S. Ir. Tidd, I,emtt
.7klitl2l/(41.
W. K. Mitrshall, .1.
' . C. 1.. S'cott .
r.,..1,• - •• H. Cod,
-Mr. and
• their hot!
;411. : r no!: lwrn
311: 7 . A. Ti.Ll..are
i•
' Ire!
• c• 1.1(0-11.1.
\lSt , 4111
,mi.] it-iaw,
• • La.
. • •!.,, rt th, , Ropnbhean St:
c•,antc.
• • truldo••
'" •••11. Tyr:Nix,. of the
I• ••,, , N Co., was
Syiaen-e, on Tnetnlai
• It it. Buy., editor - of
•• .• 1 ns a visit on Monday,
\I 9.. i,,:, T. PRATT isks
I, l.lplotron Ihn•oratiQn
.:..I,.tintri tilts and wit'n7;
I • .•r a. trip to Maryland
I,afayete (7orume
• t oprnla, ling, nml
:111 , :e911 t .g,- an mak'
G . '''. anticipatitrn
t• • t occanp..ll Ilia
The Clas!--Day vie
.1 , . ,: LI aUtiltlll 'A ; Wiltie
1 rlin ki innii ttlitln4.ing nn
il'i
~, 1, 1 , ..t.: - .l . lielituct on the
I ''' , ••:•1 , 1 - , 'twit kn,,,,ii aml
l' • • •', -. l'o:A. J E
ust:rit .N.
..- • • til ,, lnplitnented -and , i ,
•,, ~' .ibility :by the elect
ht , • , i 111, , l'remyt, rinn :kir
i'""• 1 : 1... . at eilleal.;o.
n '. L " tl.l O S. o lljl s, ni eliosen
•1.,,•.• nrvincriti tiro " innate
1•'.4..! pprstiai, , n, Will rit •
, 1. 'l, ~ .r.., . A. It. Howl:Li
1,r.i.,:c-i 11.ktitii, of I)<•tr4,it.
'n, ni.ktia. g , z, ~ I tii, • rallron
in' , het very r» trtron4 tote,
- ' Al , !otit one thonsft
1,1;i1 thringiSlve, or
pro...Alio!) of last 3 . ea
ed.- Erverxx.
EMS
.21 7 ;741- .
Sah ea m g mous will
TKIt.
'passed Baldly a law for the preservation of
In the Delaware and disquehanna rivers, and
their. l t#lltteenc: it• 491 tilt
Ikettkiiitraditanis`tn iny of tlieseitresm4and
it is made tlks linty of the itherifisof the several
CcOnntie43 to abate these danis and_ haakets,jari,
der a hest Penalty: Let . the 'sheriffs Witch
'the 'Wien:who dilate* the flab *IW - theta .13*
1 444; anal lot the Plc& ineDvst tlict'sbirw
sSernly edteente this salutary ;livvv..rffarrilvborg
Pestrtol:, „:;, n — . •
~ ~~i-~
011
to limit
the 014-
• villake = oa
, • - • d • .
unc.-41iet, foist "thitir
Glen, nearly-canal to the finicurs, one at . Wat-
Itins, - eif`sitirfthnitt aitda4taller this 16-
amen amnia - to - he iinintnre tta limit - of our citi
ket.---,1.f9'9119•Mi ik PLOY, ?I ArrilAleßlev,
are last week visited this romantic spot, and
*ere throf agleektily-intprired at the grandeur
and wildness of Claw spot. The Mouth, or en
trance to the Glen; is on the esinthilde • of .84-
gar creek, nearly oppessite the tarns f r oinierly
Owned by Ins SrMitzus, no* okupied by J. B.
Bunn and sons. ' Its ciitirstasieuttirrest,"and
terminates on the okl plank roadolont one mile
Ind e-bajf west of this -borOugh.. It is about
ono Mile in length, and possesses manj .of• the
characteristic., of the Watkins Men. Tbe prop
erty. upon which this Glen is located was par
chased last fall by W. /1. Mossiss'a, Co., and we
understand it is their intention_ it up and
open It to the public. It will undoubtedly be !
come a netedrplate ofresort for pleaffure - seel t7
ers. -Willies this Glen there alt) many other
Places of interest in the :iicinitrof Towanda
which, when understood, will attract large -num
bers pf people hero frourthe city during the
summer mbntbs. .
place;
lall - 1 .1n arbl
i ea itrii Juilge
• • paper. .
of this
tiing.
t, N. ?MD,
• etary.
fit of the
oN:s Block,
n, June 8,
.RT, of the
r..gregational
the' young
gensrille and
ado of tho
e on 'Th9riir
I is 'expecte..
I will famish
Smrriistam.--Decoratkla Day seas
observed in Smithfield with apprepriate cere
monies. The citizens -ethered in large num
bers from all coirti of the township, to show
their regard for the menioi7.of the deceased
soldjers. A processiOn was formed at 11 o'clock
on the public sillier*.
,and was led to the -ceme
tery by Marshall:. D. Fonnear.'
The follot ing.erder was observed : 1. Smith
field Cornet Band; 2. The Floral Band, com
posed of twenty-six young girls appropriately
-dressed and bearingtowers; S. The Smithfield
Post of the Grand Arniy; 4. Free Masons; 5.
Good Templar& ; G. Citizens: • - •
Ts a bois
tbi
;.eq.; on Alio
Itnwai
,nett
i ocomoiive
lin the Sot
'hundred rand
d two pas- -
larger t train
oal.
At the cemetery an original poem he Dr. DM:
LOCK was read; it hymn was sting ; prayer was
offered by Rey. DT.ANT, attingrimarks were
made. by Comrades Anima,. MOODIi, Dorn and
Fonr.ra-r, as they dropped &wen upon the
graves of their deccafed comrades ; after which
the procession jawed to the Disciple church
And listened to a disconno by Rev. W. H. IL
[ .holani of
.014 a picnic
tliii Hai+ of
i r iar Dasbore.
hey will . en-
, • ,
The fintithileld Post of the Grand Army, &s
-ainted by interested citlr•na, are engaged in
erecting a Monument upon the public 'square
in meinory.of the fallen soldiers. The base of
, the monument has already arrised, and it is
expected Gilt the Whole will be completed dat
ing the present season. It is quits iinportant
that the memory of the dead soldiers be cher
ished by decoration ceremonies, and by fitting
monuments in litsestone or marble, bat it is
mot of all important that ate cherish good will
tortard their liVing comrades, and that we aid
the crippled pensioner by every means in 'our
he classes I power.
• nod
lin MEncrtys
Mr. C. is
Irerer he has
are a good
e only inas
mntry.'
I ent.l,,,e a few taller items:
ii6titnte cil
Wt.ll.lwed..y
The dos
.iy atternoin
Dr. SIEWART is bnsily engaged, building; an
0111,1.. and '
Mr..Hl.trr is building a large brick hotisc-pit
ill, bill - wer.t." - of lila ge.
Sootti of the tillage, a little (tilt, a commo
dious in processor can truction.
54 , 111 t of our citijoais ib site to bare Smith
graded school. , •
well adapted . fur that
0. Guild twimOlti 3$ well a goy clAir oh
es arc notch to be &aired. - 11.
o imititutitm
~i ng.presen
ook effect
ay laFt. The
1711tpa'sseti
n within aril
minutes ear:
()IMF:LT.—The Sabbath-Achools or
ganize'cl in tliii . place May 7. At the M.E. church
;lic foloa tug bflicera were elected: ‘ Supt.—O.
J. Cii Oust-ca . ; A5.4.-Supt . —Lywis 'Cat - nrnYcw ;
i
Libraein and TreaNurci —VV. L. Pwain.k.roz: ;
• - iFri tendent acting RS SteiChlry. JACUR
11
Clllll :11i, J %A. Cif unin - cx A nd M. K. TXTLOR,
IpSC'ICIA 14 Bible classet.
'at the-;re
,, snmilitiian
.,-sunttnoned
ing,lftitt awls
11 - 6 - se of prn
lie lints by Hits
serenty-flre
art the plea-
At the Picalbyterian church, for"Siipt
BnoNs.):: ; As4t.-Supt.-11. L CAVE; Librarian
--A. C.-FnistsiF, ; Trea.urer—H. CIIAMPLM,
Snperintentlent acting AS Secretary; Teachers
Bible clah3es— E. M. FAniun, F.. C. BI'LL and
H. Criliams,
at Waverly
rukemtm."
Hide by a
• t , 4
Snell an or:
lc. benefit to'
men, and` we
ler miagement
moral elora
. roulA t•an Inc
ied in cOntree-
Many of the children and young people at
both - school:4
Prof. limas's new thinilay-school singing-boo %,
7h, r hm.m, ii wilij ing for iticlf a placr in cord
pany with Mr. Ilr..+nnrnc'is.Fn•rh Lq+trrhs, and
Itr'ight -
{ A tintiday,sehool concert mut given at the
Presbyterian ichnreh, Slay The Superinten•,
dent, wade ionio remarks in the course, of the
exercises, in which he said, We have a large
force vow 14caisenting Sabbath-reboot work
rs' County
;ton on Thum
no attendance
rip
log,
lecture., The
'itch other in
i •legatce. The
.roy.•We ex
!exi—Veek'.
•rr. Mere are other• who• should identify
f1onoo•lVea in this work. Parents
runt an} — ordinary rs sponsible work at honie to
their children, but will go along a n be with
them, encourage and aid by their look., hglp
and presence, nill lease their children to fatl!- .
om the drop my, ((Ties of the Bible . in --.o4triday
school, unaided by their help, looka or. pres-
poet!. Wily not devote onlyalityminntes Hone
hour—in the one hundred an kitty.-eight hOurs
of a W. ek. in some place In the Sfinday-schOol ?
Are yrinr horses, sheep, swine or 'cattle Balk:tin
al ple, so numerous, that you could . park with
large sums for beriet , olent . objects, yet. cannot
spare one lionr:in a whole week, and that hour
on the Sabbath, by tour presence, enconragt.-
ment and labor, enlightening your own min, s
more intelligently on Scripture,. creating and
establishing instinctively a- well-spring of vir
tue, truth, hope, faith, cordiality, love,- sympa
thy, z •al amidevolion, which will ennoble and
produce better models of society, of manhood
and womanhood as founded in 'the Scriptures,
as well as making the Snnday-schrl a power
in training the young for Christ r t
the young
will bold a
al and DOI
lay afternoon
DI to be need
ud deaks for
of babies will
cc prizes will
rize, a ailse,r
e eilser enp ;
s two years old
• tants for the
Jtuie 6th,
Meer!! Jur the'
Miss ALICE PENDLETON liaa returned froth
visit fig friends in New York.
Rev. a. E. Wat.wouia, of Leltayaville, ()ctn.
pied the pulpit of the M.E. church on Saturday.
and S‘b, , ittli last (first qiutrterly meeting of the
present conference year) in lien of the presiding
eld r, El ler PEtta, Bev. 8.-Btaits:a filling the
appointments at Lellayscilic-on Sunday..
Mr. F.. M. Finnan is rebnilding a pact of his
house; if., is "pulling lown and building
' rester."
Mr. Cites. V. Mixer. has been lyingni‘er
oti,ly sick for -the last week. .
At the crystal ceding at A. W.. TATLoics,
M.ay sth, there were four aged people present
whose wilted ages were 308 ytars. Their name;
and ages were BITID.IIEDA TATLoR, 841 years;
Et - Nier STINI:NS, 79 :limbic*: WAENEN. 7 3 ;
' • •
SILLY W • t,
ittNiat, 71. T.
311, - 29. 1871.
2132
aB.
1 Irvine, Jphn-
C. Irving, J: T.
Thro. AinHock.
A. 0. Mason.
Irs. G
ymmil nt Ni
IlE=ll
seer, We clip the following notice
of Bishop tr.lit.t's visit to this portio,u o f hi s
(bovuse from the hiA' number of the catho'i ,
- 4
Motlay (,r a
11: aixonipattied
Mt' art in Chi
ri4. I'. P. 13uss.
I been appointed
to Central Com
'
.ett4 selection
1)1.. ESL of i.lTrul. iiightliCrCrell(lllA
op O'Hara has been recently making his first
Episcsipal visitation to the chinches in Bradford
and Sullivan counties, during which h. confirm
ed four hundred and seventy:font persons. Of
these one hundred and four were cone, med in
the splendid new chnrch of St. Peter and Paul,
which is one of the most handsome in Northern
Pennsylvania, and is-a credit to the energy of
its l'astor, Rev. P. Toner, and the liberality of
his (leek, and indeed, to the good people orTo
wanda inyeneral, leir all appear to have aided
in this worthy undertaking and improvement
of the town. Upon the occasion of the Bishop's'
visit to this church,. the Holy Sacrifice was cele
brated by Rev. (Xavier: Haler, of Dushore. An
auprep/eve andrinstrnetive sermon was preach- .
dliy the Ilishep,-Ohe also, at the ,conclusion
of the 3liiss, addressed those just confirmed,
explaining the hatere of the Hair liment ?emir.
islisifsallcacy and graces. He then exhorted
the people to persevere in the.good work of re
and paid a deserved comp iment_te both
pastor and people 'tor erecting such fi 'noble
monument to Catholicity. ,The building is one
hundred and twenty feet long by sixty wide,
andh - o -4 a spire of one laindred 'and ninety feet
high. The cut steno in it is from Syracuse, N.
X., and-the bricks, which Are of the best quali
ty, from Horseheads, N.Y. The church is cer
tainly the greatest credit to the incessant labors
of Father Toner.
The Bishop, in company with Father • Dunn,
of Troy, Rev. Eugene Garvey. of Athens, and
Rev. I'. Toner, of Towanda, visited the Barclay
Coal Hines and confirmed one hundred and
fourteen in St. Patrick's church, a heat frame
building,' erected by Fattier Toner . no Bish
op from here 'proceeded to :Dushore, Sullivan
county, where there is a line stone church of
capacious dimension's, erected through the ,in
strumentality of Bev. Nailer L Rater, the pas
tor. The Bishop here also congratulated aU
concerned in the Food work, and his visitation
was one ofmuch joy. He confirmed one hum;
dred and ninety.seven persons it this church,
which wawa large number. Father Killer ii be
loved and relp!cted by the entire community
in which lie is plaedil. The Us' hop blessed
cemeteries at Wilmot township and Ilehoupa
ny, respectively, and confirmed forty-three per
sons at Sugar fudge and twenty at Slehoopany.
It is thus evident that religion is making good
progro!s in Bradford and Sullivantonntics.
firm I F Dr. H.
.nrricol to Mi..
thr, Bath OM
a the orators
fated on Tues.
I cement Sea
ie aind
1)t its behig the
'Lafayette has
ciao, will be of
i he preparations
esday indiCate
a t kyr occagion.as
:g the younger
SSA It:, the orator,
ee.arretUy for his
on ib the. clerk
;opal kaitentbly,
.speak on the
opx!ors,:',iiehof
an appearinee
of kaston, and
s centering here
rd the , expeeted
d persons wiil
hese privileges,
'e attendszco is
b. : The old buildings east of Mr&
1 1 4.19 11 0, 11 .0414e*T. 6 , 1 i 4 e1ktick-Alish
coal pai d is Wag erected on the site. Nz
• • ,
. AT L lt.
8 kW' itl l lll' -Stifoo.O
—The Seventh Annual Corivention of the Penn-
Pitisekiatiait Ara
be held at AllentOwn,..pa., on Tuesday, Wednes
k'iy and Thursday; the 18th, .11th and 15th of
June. Alt the earnest tpundaylchool workers
pfthe . Rhone 'State 'are cardStll,y . incited to
r
....IrNr=aCi9ca request.
MA) • uu T ,w d raw—Those .A:1
propane to attend should notify A. 3, BanatO,
Itilinte•Wh; AL, Who is thaltrumia Local Com'
inittee of Arrangements, oh or before the- 7th
fJfirt oft IhM 99t 4 rt.OPte14 1 1 1 1 ber, fecund*
and orders for exenrsion tickets procured and
forwarded. I ,
• VALI:UW.2. 'Dolarailbas.- 6 11r. F. F.
nt Pfritsdetpbiy has recently tormented
to the, 'Engineering Department of Lafayette
Pollee / Easton, Pa., s complete working model
ore locomotive, constructed -in England, alo.'s
..toet-tof over 81;003. The Library of this de-
Varl,lPPstt, 4 1 / 1 lately been enriched by a - Imp
ber:of works upon Engineering, presented by
Mr. Enwsnn Nrtaim, CM., and a collection of
the repurtsand all other official documents re
lating to the Suez Canal, presented 'to the col
tege by the diatinguishod French Engineer, 31.
Frum:9am MiLzfrerw."lt is contalio cd in twen
ty-three volumes, with maps, plans, Sc., sod is
the only ecompkte twolketion of ttoi litnit in this
country.
. •
NS- We find the followi .g conph
inentaiy notice•ofss foriner Icititen of tbfa coun
ty in a recent nuniberofgu).llt. Carroll (111.)
`lifienn-. Dr. DlcArrir..has many friends in this
county, Who will read thettein vitksitlsta etion •
Mona HONORS rob MT. CASEOLL.—At the
election of officers for The tinning year, Dr. E.
M. MeAlfee, of our city, Was chosen President
of the Illinois Homeopathic. Association; and
.was also selected as one of &committee to dealt
a bill to be presented to the Legislature for en
actment, regulating practice in the State. We
will guarantee that Doe. will WI both these po
sitions with honor to himself, arid to the wel
fare °fall concerned. •
We also see, by looking over the proemilinp,
that Dr. lilcAffee -presented to the Society a very
interesting spechnenid" Bilairy Calculi" jwhat
vier that is), and read a statement as to its
symptoms and treatment, which was ordered
published. . •
Isar Mu. Eiirroa: Will you please
give the enclosed circular. a place in your pa
per, uith such editorial notice as you may deem
proper Bishop DC Senirftsrri., author of the
"Life and 'Ames ,of Bann Zusurtioan," and
Dr. CarrELL, the President: of Lafayette Col
lege, arc expected to deliver the addresses an
IVedues,lay evening. AU the set - % ices are de
slued to be in keeping with the- chalacter of
the godly men who planted the standard orthe
cross in This far-off
,wilderness, and through
much self-denial did such noble work fa the
Master. Yours truly,
Wyalusing, , lime 3, 1871. DAVID CEAFT.
Inc Mk:MOlLl.AX—Faitymmtrrrr.ri (trenwini t
Lumxo).
"Aud my people shall dwell in a peaceable
habitation, and in sure dwellings and ru quiet
renting-places."—biriah, xxxia,
The Moravian Mission among the North
American Indians (commenced iu the Province
of New Tork in 1710) received a Newry blow in
the rlarMl 1755 and , Its seat at that time
was the settlement of Gnadenhutten (Huts of
Grace),.on:the kat bank of the Lehigh; near
;the site,of Wcimsport, in Carbon county. But
the surprise and massacre at the Missiiimllouse
-oa the Mahoning near by (Lehighton), ou the
night of 24th November, 1755, occasioned the
abandonment of this outpost of Christian chill
; and the Moravian Indians and their
teachers fled pre,ipitately to Bethlehem for an
asylum.
:salt wasbnile in the vicinity of Br tblebem in
th, autuimi of 17.57, for _oi,e portion of these
Irr l, lli , eA, while another eat setticil in "Con
trued Valley, - imi th of the Blue Monntain, on
a tributary of Head's Creek (called the Weeli
quetanci, in what is now Chestnut Hill town- •
ship, Monrix. 'county. It was hoped by the
Moralities that their converts from heathenism
would now be permitted to enjoy undistnrbcd
kest'anarseeunty. But in the tall of 1763, the
savages; at the instigation of Pontiac, again
took the war-path, and for a time it appeared
isif the borders were to become the scene of
calamities greater even than those which had
been arrested by this peace of 1758.. The butch
ery of the last of the Conestogas in Lancaster
county, in December of/MA is a historical com
ment on the exasperated, state of feeling which
exercised the white settlers of the frontiers, an
reference to the Indian race. It soon became
evident that the )loraillin Indians at Nein and
Wechhintanc were also objects of ha ; and
their guardians aceprihngly took preca iunary
steps to secure them against harm. T•lins it
came to passilat in October of 170, 130th set
tlements were abandoned, and their inhabitants
were removed to the capital 'ot the Pt - mince.
Dere they remained until the dawn or peace.
The Colonial government at this tune was
moved, I,tr necessitated, to adopt a De', policy
with respect to the Indiaus, which, in its re
quirements, excepted not even those of the race
who were-professedly Christians, and who wer..,
acknowledged to be peaceful and law-abiding
inhabitants of the colony. This , policy 4(1%1..
caied the early removal of oil Indians westward,
and beyond the precincts of the white settle
ments. The Moraviawlnehans led the way in
this - exmas, when in April of 172; they set out
in a body front Bethlehem for the North Branch
of the Susquehanna. Here they - seated Hi m
tini
selves a Spet to which they bad brew is int
e
j
m
: by its'former proprietor, Papoonhain, a .1-
si, °building their huts and Planting their corn '
on the fertile lowlaUds about the month of 11'y-
Rinsing Creek. In 1766 they laid ont I tern,
wine!: their teachers namea Fritstensbutten—
thh at is, it, q .N.,,,... It' was the habitation.
of a civilized community, a place in - whigh the
everlasting Gospel was frarlessly proclaimed by
servants of • Jesus Christ, and, until June of
1772, the principal scat of the Moravian Missem .
- ane mg, the aborigines. ••
A desire expressed by meml..ers of the Mot a
vian Historical Society that the, site of FrieTleie.
slintecn be matted by a Memorial, so that the
spot on whirls it beacon in the wildersies had
, once been lit might remain known to minis, 1,4
't
o an inspection of the lgromul in Setae &Loa
last. Consent to placinga stone on his pri
mu
ses having been obtained of Judge Levi P. Stab
ford, the present proprietor of ou, i:store-al lo
cality, the friends Or the movement proceeded
to - take such initiatory steps at would insure its
early,consummatiOn, and desire in this way to
announce that on the renting of tredecstinv,
Cl.. 14th, there will be strims in tic Second
Presbyterian Chnrch (Her. D. Craft'sl, Wyalue
ing. Vogiwitty, Mc 1.51/e day of J00,,1671, has
Ix en fixed for the ceremonies which are design
ed to be held in connection with the mangers
ir n of the , Memorial, on which 'occasion, at 11
a.m., the Ut. Ilev."A. A. Reinke, of New York,
will &liver a historical address on the site of
Friedenshutten. . Levi I'. StAirouo, .
I , DAVID CILAFT,
EDWAIIL WELLIA. '
EMI
IV, C. 'talcum, Secretary. -
Bethlehem, May 31, 1871
BUSINESS LOCAL.
PArrEnmo it. KINNEY always
keep a good supply of dried and canned fruits,
oranges,.lemons, pine . apples, ad. Go there
and buy them.
Losr.—On Pine street, bet teen
Second and Third, n gold ring with onyx stone
sating. The finder will be liberally r..-warded
on kiting it at this othee.
STRAWBEAUY FE.STIVAL.—Northeru
Lodge of
.-Cre - KwlronJplar4, Of this plate, tare
decided to hold a Strawberry Festival at 311:r.-
. .
ern s on Tuesday and Wednmlaiieven
inga of in.:xt Jade 13th and 14t11. Lotb u
b. rrieß , iOe cream, lemonade, ladies, ninsie,'ete
Come one, Tme all. By- order - of Committee
3.icetur. & EimAntis ftre buy
ing e•rerything in the line of farmer's product-,
fur which they pay the highest pricer. They
also.keep the best assortment of fresh grueei,
ictl to be found anywhere.
• stir If you propose to
.use Fire
works for coin celebrations on the Fourth, you
will do well to send to or call on Wt9rarslo.
lti-tcr. and•gel their prices. They claim
able to do the nice Thing by you.
segl.. We were shown a few days
since a very simple bat ttsefnl machine for cleat •
b grain, driest•im.zries,.te.. The machine does
its work' well, and is so easily managed that a
1,4. y ten yenks of age can operate it. Farmers
should examine it, as it cannot but ribve very
Vneficial to them. 1t is manufactured by Am %-
ss HErtints, Albany, Bradford - county, Pa.
ckanallo, nrsmax 4 Co. are the agents in this
place.
Lit EITEICLI) CITY — " H. c
ue
TIIF. Lora) WITII TILT St't , "TANcr. - The Con.
gregational chnridies of Pottcnille and Leflays
vine will take up a collection Sabbath. June
IGth, for the destlnte wires and eli'ldren of
those who were the victims of the reecur Pitts
ton ealamity. t lIENIIT B. GILDER;
Pastor.
sir Fnota & Suss keep a larger.
and betters+ 0.1.zn of Furnittue ihan any oth
er eitablighmmt iu Northern FennanTards.
Everybody gays 0%, .
l
^-filiC.
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The Towanda G as Company
!ilia aim bir al& Sc. their idrcritsciaeni;
is. Tit, good hones foi rota knr.
Rogake of (Maros & Emma. •
MP Bargains in White Pilsen, at
Tkr:Los
G}nipnre Tat c es, n c w, and choice
'alterneaaat received a 'hyLon ,t
iiir 1ia4;04, in Cotton Goods
Fhts week; at Tayp:itt - -
TLILOB & Co. are ElQUillg the
lan ericim 13C1k 'at a reduced prig.
Lkwicx.--z-Very-chesp at TATI;OIt &
; • : •
Plain black and striped Gren
adines, just seethed at Tastos .t.
15,.. White Grenadine ,and Shet
land Shanta, gnat opened at TAT - um A Co." 0.
118. Black Lnstr% Lining fur
Grenadines at TATLO
ie. White Nainsooka and Victoria
Lawns at TAMOR t C0...g
The, new -" Tasso Linen," far
snits, at :ThaotC& Co.'s.
C.tnpra3.--Complete stock at TAY
.I43a A Co:1i.
White Linen . for suits,at TAY-
Loa t Co.'s.
Dom' Satin Stripe large
stock at reduced vrices.st-Tsmou t Cu:6.
Z New Stripe Percales, at
Lon t Co.'s. •
agl.. White Baregc and Grenadine
Shawls, and a large line of Stripe and Plaid
Shawls, at , ,
Fort RE.NT.—A. Bain on Main street
Empire at this office.
IW Ladies' Vino Shoes.retailed at
wholesale prices, at the Metropolitan Boot and
Shoe Store, Bridge street. - .
DENTAL SOCIETY ' ,MEETINti.—The
third ann aeasion.of the Bradford and Szts
rinehantoiDental Society, be !leg at Le-
Ilitynille, Pa., on the 13th and 14th of June.
N. B. SMITH, Scey.
ler T. C. LionTE A: Co and. CON
nap Minn's Pianos fur sale, nt n. Dirrnicn's
Music Store. Also Organs, Melodeons, and all
Other kinds of musical instruments, sheet mu
sic, instruction books, strings, etc. One door
east of M. C. 31r.nern's Bank.
ler Mrs. HILL is- receiving New
millinery Good; daily from Ntic y,. r k an d pH.
adelphia. Nhe will sell y,m a bonnet ur hat at
a grinner profit than any millinery eatablish
ment in Towanda: First door•east Red, White
and nine Store, Bridge',,trect.
THE WOULD - MOVES.--Among the
Many new enterprises springing, into life, a large
and elegant Dry Goods Store will open in the
thriving village of Leltayr , ville, the ~econd weel.
in June, with a large sine:: whieh the want or
that community seem to demand; and as ,thk:
new firm have: had large experience as mer
chant.. they Mulerstand the poliey of low priecii
and small profits. The two gentlemen ark ,em
terpriaing and reliable—Mr. (inn from Owego,
and Mr. Lro - x,Lertayaville., We hope the peo~
plc in that community will encourage them.
- May 21-4 w. ,
blier• House and Lot for sale near
the Court House iu this 'borough. Terms ca-v.
Enquire at nEPORTIIII office. — nay 10--4 w.
gm, Special bargains in Black
Silks also Amerivail Illack Silk, at
FA - ANS
••••••
PowELL's 3tusic e. TOR I"- —Persons
desirims of pnrehasing Musical Inicirtinients at
L B. PoWm.r.'s Branch Store in Towanda, will
hive to apply soon, an the time for which the
Store was opened liar nearly expired. We itn
derstand, however, that Mr. Powm.s. will eon
finite toiie reprCsented here, and will' furnish
Pianos and Organs as usual from his Stoic at
Scranton.
SM. Rev. PETII: VANTIOrtiTON, the
blind preacher, from Delaware, (him, will pri
in the ALE. Church at Home, on Sunday, .Tune
11th, at ID} in the morning ; Myersliurg, 21.
p.m. ; Pond Hill, '7 t evening . . I have Leon rie
4naintee with Brother VaNnortirrtiN for 25
*oars, and believe him to br•.a tnic mail and.
taleuttd and Z(1310118 laborer in the gospel min
iatry. I will preach on that day at Ellis llul
lintkat 3.0c1.ck, p.m., and will give a lciiii•cr
ance lecture at 74 p.m., in the Baptist church
at Rome. ' Wm.
I Pamti or of I.l.llXlinrell .
CAMP barriNu.--The first of a se
ries of fonr Camp Meetings for Troy °District
onleriql by the lAA Ministerial and Laymen's
Association, will be held D.V.(; in a ph...ls:int
grove about three.qtutrtcrs of a mile east - of the
village of Monrocton, and three and a-half miles
south ofTowanda, commencing Monday,. June
26th at 2 o'clock, p.m., mid closing, on the f.,1-
lowing Saturday. ,The people are cordially in
vited to come and stay if possible through the
meeting. Good board at reasonable rates *ill
be furnished such as desire it. No hnelistering
ill be allowed within the limits prescribed by
r1.,140118 desiring tents will please' apply
at once to either Vibe subscribers 'who consti
tute the Local Committee. -
GILL:ETT--CIIOTSLEY.—At the house or the
bride's father, in Sheshequio, May 30, 1871,
by Bey. 0. L. Gibson. Bird L. Gillett to Helen
.►. Crutiley, both of Sheshequiti.
WILLSON--BBOWN.—In Warren. April t 9,
IK7I, t,J Rev. J. W. BAIR, Simeon J. Wlthion,
of Itriicll, and Ellen Brown of Litchfield.
• .0"
PAIZIME AiLIDEVELL. , - At .East C.Lutou,
May '2l, 1811, by 11ev. J. J. Luton, John
do,, of Elkland, to t',liila 1.. (.11nti:%ic11, of
Forksville.
GOULD.-111 Windham, Slav 21, 1 il, atkr au
i11u6.5 or tcn weeks, Gould, ag._4
64 years, 10 111011111 s, 6 dayF.
The Aubject of this notim was bunt in Sara
tognifounty, 'N.Y., in Italy, Ism:, lit caw t „
Bradford eounty with his parents when in the
17th year of his age. He was married to Miss
Mani Aslv Wiliour In December, ISJI, and soon
after commenced basiness\near the State line
in Nichols. lint the most of his business life
has been spent in the vicinity of his residence
in Windham, where he has long been known as
an Retire, conscientious, upright man, a quiet
citizen and obliging neighbor. lie ,professed
religion a few years shier- or rather occupied
the position of eseeker—but did not, for sonic
reason - , come into full connection . . with the
church. Daring liis sickness his mind. was uch
exercised in regard to beitig fully prepared for
jai approaching change; and to this end be
earnestly sought the *blessing of his Savior's
pretence in his heart, and trusted wholly to His
merits for salvation. Like a man preparing leer
a journey, he,. arranged his temporal sttairs,
gave directions in regard to his funeral, clio,.s
ing. tor the text on the occasion, "Set thine
house in order, for thou shalt die and not lire "
—and past as the morning was dawning he catCri
ly passed on to the spirit land to greet lo'fed
ones gone before him, and leaving other dear
ones tqm9nrn his absence, and to deeply feel
his lose. J. W
Fultz ti comity, 111., May
V, OIL iu :;;Uth year of her age, Mrs.
Mary, witeof 3. Sirephon Smith, arid daugh
ter tit J.di-NenA, Emt., wbo roc .ntly rem° , -
ed from this county.
Iler long and painful ,was borne with
out a murmur; and her sweet thankfulness to
the kind neighbors who assisted her 'husband
and sister and brothers in eating for her, with
her complete trust in bur Savior for loth world,
added In berchristian example when in health,
left no doubt of her being fitted kr a how
aim' Mg the ransomed. Om.
Er.mi A llzr.Durrtes.
Vex. \V. W. lltwz, Monrocton,
" L F. nowt:, Lihcrty Cornice,
" 0. L GrrsoN, Towanda.
.4rA RJ LED
DIED
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F ~~~~r
rtin l Pii
Mir JIMMY •
TA
tor, Bridge street.
1 Buy tlicikeysto . ne Cfitirn Pow
kr. s
For ale s nron, Br wq:1;1• Co.
. .
: INWPATlquftroetif ; for i Vale/. fITYY.',
loli. . - ll.lwis linorilmN,
June 7, 4871..... ; : -, s.- ilinurmt,,n, Pit.-
1
Loss,--_petpreen aud
Uliteri_twe Nok;Lettile caud , of 41S1), pii!rulAtv
to the undersigned, arid tbo . public is cautioned
sgaiirt buying the same. -• P: Ity
June 6,-11121.-4;04.
Erinucog 'arr Tntrn.—The Concave
Conic4-e'rrNtal Spectacle Glasm.s are uniloubt
calV fßid bist glass in :1;se: iau Axi,lit l nght at
A. SI. Wartier's Jewelry Ntore eine:Lalf Tess than
as gorntiviir piaci En Towayi4e7" Ju ifols; iibir
pr etctl ?mines. • Can And:sck%
Map-21-4w. . •
1.
We' The Bradford Co. Teacher:4 ,
Association will conseno iu ,Troy, Friday and
Saturday, Juno 9 and 10. Appioittnet;ts irk an
rollowsz Lecturer—ProtL.lX 4Vatson,t:maton ;
Egamists—Missca M. i . WlThanis and Fnirna A.
I'cckh m, CaditinLia X Roads • Derlaitip.rx—
Mr. Harris and Mr. —; Itcsiders-ItOr. IL
li.llnttbn,MissM. E. 11cm land, Troy;
nem Conitinttoc—Prot y •It . 11. llnttout, li. F.
Ite4dington; rlarah E. Ballard, 'Kate Adams,
Troy. M. Annin;l'a C , Yr. Stn.
fay 21, 18 - 71-31 r. • '
. air. Rhod© Island thee Ll)t., (-on
starttly on hand for Whitewashing, at:
Mar. V, li7l. AV. A.
ie• VANVEt.son
MerchxutTailyrs,
. Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Fnrni - Abing G ods;
May 3, 1171
A NEW EnA 'CIT . :Tr-S. —The
snperiority of the 3datlmsltelil . ,ait4torte, man
ufactnred by the :11athuslte9i Mtn , ' Itfartr,fae-
Wring Company, of pct:' Conn., has - now
botxtme an established fart, al knee, halged
flit best judges of inutucin all partsol.P.nrcoun
tiy, who attest the fart that Ills new, pritaiple
1,3 ri Welt l'ianos iv avian - acted is a great
success, and is the greatest improvement of the
ege in Mit-n-al Instruments, print", hi the a
roll, pure ?ttol poit-orltd tine, hi•all spial,s la.
itself in tones of triumph ! , ver all others. The
reason of thisgroat stip,' iortt,• : apparent I'
all who carefullrexanune the peculiar aneehan
ism of these fustrtuncuts In thp lopiallamg
Scale, •tdiielt dist riblit! -• the 'ensiou
upon all parts of the Iratur, n hoilng thy in
strument front concirdratoil strain 31 ant one
part, thus securing moth great , r.s"i•••,a,th,.,in
rabilitv, and turner o 9 k, epr4t:!' in tune, dis
tribution of strings! upon kittli Lintrax brulge,
which runs the wlmle lingtlf thy s.cort,lni g
1 1 ,0ard, es greatly i 3,tt;tl VW% r 3 -
ti on throughout its entire length, and pro,lite,
a. purer tone mid letter neemillattriumnt to this
voice than any other in-trnment. Oat con
stantly increasing Imoint-ts as-in a:: that eitir
• efforts to manufactnre a l'tatio sup !Mr it• all'
respects tolnly before pro!ltt , appreet tt.••i,
and our present greatly o!alin'ed pine jr-t ntli
make it for tho into of all paittics '.to hunk
carefully into the no of this Piano. I:\:::u
-ine the wollintamhip .tad .ptalitv of matt n: ;s
uscd In its eonstructi:,coirmare its t a i e
others; see what inimitivements • have lo •
Made ; aril; the opinion ti those r. I
them ; read the tr-hmotnals to nnt- attiphl• 1,
anti nrjt be led by the aide wt. t
estedin other pianos to puredase one whirl, von
wottld soon after desire to exoltaitg. f•ot a 'Ma
thushek. Some dealer, in r
endeavor t.) eh, oh the rattily i 714•-4 7.-
itlarity of the 3latliusllet: Piano, ''
they at o not dmahle, 'r
say that We 41111,114•1:;444 44 4 4414 1 441 I ~41 1... I .!:
loony of 3 4.1.11;4111 1.11,:f1111141.i. 5.4•31
ha , failed .1111 1131%. 111:!T V4ll i
-.4•44 !to
contrary all milks who hate used then: •laring
the past fit, ...1 7 1t• that ti, he. p tit tedle
mrielt longer ti it..atu' i.tilcr 'L -t
t 41.411:. i::1141 4,44 ..•*" ;;4 •1.: •
nr
,• .
t Com ,
May 21, 1-71.
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~ v3t,c132 Pa.
Oilicn Metenes north ,Ido nC Pubite
Scpunf.. 1),.. 1, PiT,).
1826. IIONTANYES 1870.
_ jn-t Lag , and u0..1.4.. 11.11y•
g'.l/11. G , t t!, f r:,tlL 01,
f dl ..:r.•!. :It
Nv•A ,•;
1•\ t.'l'
eto , k to
and-gum - ante. ,1 to I,t;
ever ~ Ifer. 11 in !hi:: untl:.•t.
SPEciAT. NOTII in
(l,btcd to titc; eitla r by Lrndc a••••• ,, Int •,
past tine, arc ti,roby ttntitic 1 that
paym. , ttt tuit , t'bomado. ,;
upon the yr all
tb• .Try,
T )1 , .1%0.1,
I", 1.'171 IN
S.
"f
11:4 :.a , •hrr of natl.,
S. H. 5h1TV1 , ..,1,
triA,Towarkla.
.
trlh ~ f
th e I ^T ••• 5 . .7 1 , 1 .1... i
ph ut ~r • ••. . ••.•, , •, .
Ma'y 1..71.
N 1.; I
Ayr.
so:ne choice
riOd
G.: d , •:i
313:. ,
sg+- DO hot, fol'Zet that Tca. :•"h1
i..t 7,5
03- Persons tle•siroli, eif pqr(:,:a.-
ing : • m.
a- I:,:••• 11..7.;.: a! •• .
If °NV!. So•wiip_: •...!
PIANce4, ()IttiA.Ns AND
We are w, fling first-eta , . Pia;el., Izans..„ anti
31,1 0 ,1. ony at rrAtteed.r.lt-e; anti on torms.
PerAnil. who ar ,l in want 4 . .!' a good n:•ornplcot,
will find It gr,ttly to :11.'1; ailvantag , girt:
as all lx.f.nt• • I. t-.
Jan. ,
Fot: S , .i.r_—Dezit.in g to cliange
business, we offer for sal, oor I.tv...rr Stock.
cortgigti!!..: of ewt. rs*,
Harness, ani trr to a tirst-
Clas?: lircry: If ilosire:lv in r:1,;() rent mr
stables for z ',Ala of yOrri. ca, y.
rA, SA , .
Sie" 1 liaveja,t received a la,rge
st,Kl{lTca, bought •inee rLdnetioll to 01.4
ditty on tea of ten cents per ponnd, and oiler
them at the totem - tees annexed:
Best Young' Ilysnn, : Good Young fly.
son. 51 , 0 u : Dolon;.;. 74 to PO ernt? : Fine;
73 rents: 'Tyson Gnu 1, - ) Japan,
sl.‘a. Call and el...amine.
Jan. IS, 1871. ' (ti . .). L.
New Baverti4ements.
lARGE SALE OF SECOND
A HAND FUTISMT.L.
411 tlo• tftradttr!. 11.,. .•.11:t.:::',1 1:: th• 1V A 1.,,
ro tt .a. C
1101:,,E. TowaSfronn:Ede: (I Calm, t wan ,
Beds and Bide u , •, Crockery, tilas, offd lluilow
Ware : l'arkr oil Cook Stove.f. Jeftll c0..1 and fro f. 1.1
-Of! l'hafel••l:ers and linop.z, In in t i , ,,731.1tnn , I• , r
a Fit - AdCla,••• Ilot..!. ../ -
I aim'. edrcr !••: , dr er:•• 1 ••!.! I'T•Ad IA
. Oulu::3 ff :.a the 1I. , :'_(.:;..111::::•• : ••• 1:-.- . 1 - 1d I .•:••,
one sh,t. C, ... ow , 11..itfd e•rflit•:t•e•e.j. no I Ire•l'n ,••!
Soh., two I:Ilford '.1"..,1.1.-7::e! !..• W !I f•-..-1:!•,,,
il,.f,d K. 1.,,, nn,l all-, 7 - • :.. - .1 - ...,.!.1:a..::, on.,:ia-,
anything hi l'e• al•ef, •lity tr:111 - 0,ease rill zr:d rya::-
!nu ill • prop,f !y. I! wf!: !, :••••1": 1. ny 10,
re , 51 7 .-' ,- • ..1 0 1: ......: I. , '.••• , c , 1 •.-; 1.3, t'... :21 -1
Mr.;11 , 1 neat. , C 1. 'Mfll!.
Towanda. Pa., May :It, 1.-..71
pROPOSUS FO JAIL
rn.1.0,1! w.ll : t
In Woiln‘
2.•• th June next, rinti a V% r. at.. ter-the
t,tnldbr_ and t!tr! 019 ,(1:1 at vat , l
I'/3111. and ftperitiratim, for Far, tr , ;,l- It
said, on and a:l , r Jou , 1 . 4. mrt
era r....ramg (into • •••. iht rni , •t aro
pr,2l/.alZ. it th., - ..11 elt L. m N. th•
Nfi pr.•pr.s`..i will be •a
c' neat tttvl izqt— a..•.. 1 liy •
at lewd t.. 1-1 ties 10 thr 1.01111 Carly
th i iiiw ki t that in Ca,. Thu W ,- 1 - 1.
~hall he allotted to anti 1•.-r-on, that lie will irzrae
diately enter intel a on tra..t. and build the sarn.•
cording to said oniratt. I.Lin and ,vi•i•iti'....atiut4l:
Blank tionila will,be turni,tn d up.qa apr.::oation at
oth..l', Tutu i+einner 'e for two we,•i• hitori- clay nt
felting. °C.v.!: of e..ii•trilet to he -••••:r taF
hiring. 1.(10 - 4 IS,
• .1. It 111S1. 1 .
('
• , •1 1: ••.!
may 1,171
C z,z.
Tb( lIEST. m . ct .1)E:411‘1'1.1. 1.1 , 51 ::CO
Nt 11. i"1:01or c.l:7n.ary •blr.b.•
nr e. 1, ti:.,
TOWANDA t
Tithe tf 112, per 1,1 ,- lo I :fi 41,1Iouse, or
c'ent,
TO BRIDGE WILDERS.—Pro-
A, posalpi w I i c t ti :‘ , (l for the e.ie.istructi , ,:i
either. an iron, N, I,hd f r, b l ,_h way
acen,-; the sae , inclianua
ricer urar Wa%etLy. '.11, , ;..a county. Y., until Ult
lt;th f 171) nt .11111.• Lt 12 lock La.
F , ^r 31.1,1ru-s 1..EV1 CUIVIIS, Scc,rt•tar7
of .Itlwils W : ,- ...1141 . /12711(1 Brie4,•(‘ Co.
- 1. 1,71,12
IVa‘irY.slay
9111 E BEST FRUIT JARS IN USE
1 at MCCABf. k 511X,1=.
TIORK, Hahis, Lard, Dried T:c4,
t :atm lint, at irtail.
Jan. I. 19:1.
FARWAbrim your produce
D 434 Pr 1 , 3 YOX rt NRCTIt.
Jan. 1171-71
nr777fli .!‘"11:1 - 711C::: 11,
N - FV OQODS- ,v
'AT TIIE Sll:ifittitr o liladiKtiNET.
1 .
t s ''''''''' . 1;:' A.' Pti t iS 4 o: 4 01; I ' l -."
, r 4.-:
I An " Dun' ‘ ' Ll 'i th 4-i 14 - Ur " :VAPCLY,
r
- 0 311115 7MI SN'Dfollq,l:l4i C Y
_ ~:
31U5LINS, CrINGILIIIS
LIEN AND GOODS
ot :
DRESS GOODS,
AND , CiIIOSGI4IN
Extra jnilily
SHAWLS, LIMN,. LA.CE
COLLARS, •
YANKEE NOTIONS,
stieck
- .7.r.r1y, ,
N.Y.
, II AI -GOODS.
MfLLIN:E4Y-GO . Obs,
p . arly quatit.ty, ''r th.tt thy warket
Mllincre JUl'l'lll4 ( , niter
T an,!.A, April 1:11
N - IF
N W G 00 DS
]kautiful Japaucbc
Ilich Black
I~ICh 1~O1!1111r,
New
,SEyle 4erges,
If.ai~l»nUL Ii
\VA .11
El
lia41(1,11 . 0 LILL
'.. I a.
LIBI
=I
White ;
Linelib awl •
at Taylor Cu'.s
Whiy-Croutls,
Fitucy 00,1(1s,
MEM
ltityliom• anti 'l'riuiiuiu a,
at - Ta:,l , 2s . e.
- Cloths mid .CaqNimeros, j.
Cuttynatlt.fzi (211.'cL.,
Ku:lnlay Jean:,
i _ ... 3S:.:auc~•
Yankc(' 7...cution
Iluaicr~ ,all (;loves,
Hat
L; Tics amt Chiltlreu:s SLuc.,
ut T:tvlor Co.'s
Carpet:; awl Oil Cloths,
Slicuting
:tt Tttvlor-.& Co.'s
Prints ail(' Cling
at Taylor & Co.'s
•.
17R, - Y - q-.Qops
I ,7t
THE OLIY 'MAIN ST4ELET
Ca rri.a.: , .4? c: i ( p
CATZIZIA CIES AND - WAGONS,
rll %,:a, at, 111. .4 , 1 . , tand d tt. II
LATEST ,S -TILE
~f tva,.01.1.; .L• 1 but
COIII.'OSITION BOXES
PLATFORM. S.P.R(.
T 1..• IA-4.K.1,t• . rr, • t•wk In the inaloit.arturr
01 Wheel.. Sin•l;• .• are all rivo.l emt—not tLawctl.
Wax t::, N
It 11 AN r E'QT_TA o ANY
;.1:x71
Al; :
DRY 43 OODS; CHAP,
. y. i..
OE
V'cu -
!_)7l.
TIckINGS, kr
Lkl) 81'111:..11):;.
Ifil
SILTS
REAL AND 1511tATION
demarag.
L 1 () . V 1~
1T 11:L
at Taylor Co.'v
at Ta)•lur & Co.'s
it T;tilor
CTT::, hi:' U.
It TitNivr
ttt Taylor it Co.'s
G n„I ,
it T
Dre!si Couds.
r:,/61 &.
lor - . 1 / 4 Co.'s
tt Tailor
at Taylor .
e
tt
t''_::~'vt,\Lu
at Co.'s
t Tailor & Co.'s
t Taylor A:
It Taylor k Co.'s
at Taylor tkz , , Co.'s
ALL RINDS OF ;
AT BARGAINS
TAYLOR &,,C1)
JAMTIS" ITiYANT
or!l't
NI UN sTnEEL ruwANDA. 1•A
ant IN all , of Hit
BEST :STEEL A .LE.S,
.t Oh. r.
L,,Lt
ME
147 . 1%1L1E11 WAGONS
. uv.r.lant:;• ou baud.
MEM!
to fluiste. and ad to durability,
SUI . LTIor: TO ?Oil IN THIS SECTION
411;7 . ALL \VOCAL WA r.Z.I-..T173";
4A3i E 8 BRYANT.
;,
lalSCollaneollir
.c:11_ 1, - .r. fl
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S.. "--
j . Fur
,our Now Spring Suit.
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.
• 44 '
~....„ • .
121
030, TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
ESE
BO
I=
1119
0 TO TAQLOR &. GORES
or Nthr aprinb SE~tes iii Wants
G.O TO TAYLOI:
yu i r a ! Now Spring o‘jercoaf
=II
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
.For 1111414 e Latest Styles in,Cus-
tom anti Ready-Ilatio.Clothipg
MI
GO TO TAYLOR A. GORES
Cal,:;;, all the Latest
Styles
UU TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
For -Cie Furukling—Goods,
&c.
NEM
CUTILNG -.DUNE ON SHORT
91; )lA,IN STREET,
;10 Iti 71
T'-"' E.IkEST PIAC
'KUL WORLD
BOOTS ANL SHOES
IS .t 1: Tlll.
1;00T _OD SHOE s'fORE
No. 3 CiItIFFITAS L.I'.IITUN'S BLOCK;
BRIDGE STREET, TOWANDA
ALL NEIII AND FIRST - GLASS,
DIRECT I'E.'QM TIII, 31.A;NtlaC-:
25 PERCENT. Ch EAPEIi
THAN ANY 110ezil.: TOWANbA
MEN'S, WOMEN'S, MtSSES'
CRILDREN'S• WEAR
by Ininoralilo and lair dealing w•e .ealti_•ct to merit
a full share of public PatrOMNIC. .
1 ,
.. 1 .
i•
Plosso inks tok a oal bo ore.inirchasing olsewberel
for wo lee! confident thJ ono , goods and prices will
snit. • III•
DRIED FRUIT OF. ALL KINDS
' • COWELLA MYER.
5 .. .fz fr
- -, .'..: • ...:4 1 . 14 ..:•' - . '" .'!-:., i':
Fur sl;ldiv -. Dr dSait
.. Pi I
ME
\Vol;1;.
l oTIUL
',POWANDA, I'A.
it- .
MEM
)IETROI'OLITIN
Our goods are
.k1s1)
Which till cul!•' us tu-•sell
Our LtA.)c - conteriz,cl a Lull hue
EEO
VT SH. NOE.
. Now, Aatortio=onts,
nODDING: ‘III.4SECL'
&
• T(IIVSNDA,'I'!A...,
4 0 1:41.1MS
W A. It IL'
STOW C4.II,IILWE
liamillefurern •
TINWARE, GAS FITTERS, h,c,
otiEn TUE
itEltY BEST CEMEN,T
tbe conizt7
.3VE9
AMERIbAN : z 44 (WRENCH GLASS;
131.4tiDS
E:s(G1481,1 LEAD.
at:va. - 1 rs LEAL, ALL taA.tbm -qv
itELI.I4;LIi P UNTS uuI.OOLO ItSk
ALL . 131LUSLIES
Cook Stoves; , Churn rowers,
Hakes, . • - - Churns;
Clothes - Wrinerk, Wash Tubs,
()Het Sets,Lamps,.
lee Crawl Freezers, 114rigeratork.
Water Cur lers. Pitchers;
Mowii4; Machines,. _ - Cultivators,
Secil
Hurst, Fork
Fa . ntiing
PIILVErtrED BONE DUST; in 25
or .21* 11,. sacks, a very superior
fertilizer for gardens-, anti . oiler
purposes. •.._:
=" 6. A tin, as,urtmcut `
BABY ,OARRIAG
To w.laidt the pauth lato attellibm .1 tLosc !RA: to
Lc tutsrtAted,
Laril. Oil,
Whale Oil,
.•
• Sperm Oil,.
Liii:•,col
•Ouch : ,
. ••
• •
Nlarline;
an:l
-• si)aivstunQ raekirig,.
• -.Oakum, • '
' •
,LtlAther
• .
Non'NEW - 4171.1.: T2l'
S
C.iti 1-, ~, ,u at 41. a. untie l•ry
STULEN - k - CO.' t
1' I t; 1
ME
bpuki
.•
Axles, . _ -. . - • •
Pilie tilii•ins, '
-,- -Norway Sliape,• ...
Nail Roils,
• . Ilefined Iron,
)v.
Auvil, - . •.. -
If un:1: Nail.:,
• , Pitsh L (; - it t. I; 431:,
. .
Eitatuelett (16t1.1
, .
15 iu the past so - ill thi. future
they will keep uy uuequalled assort
went of •
. -
C E N T.ERS TOOLS,
IMI
Dool: LO.eliS, KNOW,
POCK E 7 .li 'N
IV. E S s , SHEARS,
TABLE IiNTVES
PLATED.WARE, RAZOitS, GUNS,
SCISSORS, REVOLVERS. CARTRIDGES
FLASKS AND SHOT POUCHES
They Oro: at Wholesale, to the trade
IRON, .
NAILS, •
POWDER.
SHOT,'
GLASS, •
'KEROSENE.
POCKET KNIVES,
I l NSWAI
' •HO ES, ,
- SCYTHES,
SNATHS,
FORKS;
is, it (_) 'olt G E
1 1 1 1 JARS.
n-uuntiqr"trad..2 circular.,
FAIRBANKS COUNTER
I[±l44lM SCALES,
VA; - NT iLm;it • -
VONEY
HousDi 17111:1) For
% •
G S„O lt -I‘ . 1E1: ,
.IAVE TitOliGif.S,
CO;NB U C T . O
RS
Contrticts r 4., Slate or -Tin hoofing
ETAS HONVE
SEWING
COX DINGi iteSSELL
Towanda,-April 19
MIA
Corti She Hers,
Grind Stones.
Ella
L t,' IN
Ft llot
-%1 lit,Ll
ThillB,
Or
.trirnishca with
AND
0
Ov effort notice
MACHINES.
~ ;7.;t •
'~
. .
fIRP - t.A.VS COURT•SALE4V
...." virtne itf in orettitisned otii of [ho' Orj,liau4 4
Court of Bia,4lforaconnty: the. nndurglyned Adninta
tratOr of the.lifaleof Tbontak IL.llriltgf; talc of ni 'i,to l
Imli., 4taxaae4,.will Roll ou tho ig414.11111:3 Pa: - 2 "1:1-.::
DAY; JUN?: 20,1871; Elre fortorefftcloarnrind p. ,er. 4
t 7. 6ouittk44B follows .. On 'the forth'by , la of_ ..
Zirt:Al.7, nn; Ow I..i.q..b.) , Jollathau 01;1:4;4w-ton the
SMlth by ctirb.4 .l lNiiirtb, on the Nre;tt by Mort/film*,
aontaistiog r;o *gfreA,4 , :i.or 417acrecriaoproye41 with a
&ma,: rfwellii4; broffo , „ Ono 01 , 1 barn and' ti Faw•Liiill
:nUO. to t, . „pald on t 1 property beim;
*mitt deem, It4ort nptalcohnfloattiitt orKale and the
balance la mut itXt Trona the date of confirmation. at
Gale with intereet— 7 Jg11.11.1..11.4.111U5U.
jiff/ 10..71-1,4 . • • Aareitilstrator.. •
it UtorTOR'S NOTICKLIn: tkeinai
• (ere trls. Waifs. _46704.
the Court 40 Common I:tem of Bradford county.
Tito rindetantned- an Auditor apputed try said
Court to diatribute moneys in the, lutaaattlei
irtratrix todaintfCrom. sale of deeedant's mall and per.
sonal estate, will attend to the duties of said appoint,
aarnt it hilt ',cities. in-the Sorniun of Towanda on
lIIIDAT the. 30th .day of , JUNZ,N 147), at 30
clock a. tn., at 'which thue-ntul pf.deo all persona hay
ing dams to said 'trioney are required in present the
same or he- barred :rem coning in Uppon said fund;
ISTUISTO.N.
• - Auditor. •
My 30.
.11 V ' W\
.TisTßATolt's NOT! . C'E.;:,"
Extate of Vraddisi 'Clymer Overton: Lite ;of
Towanda, BrahiforstAssunty, defseased. '
lA. hers of wffinstietratfon on the estate of Francis
Chrhser Overton loiN e been grantesi by. the Regletise
nt l;rselforil sxrustx Ns Edward Overton of Towanda
hero. All persons having ashes agsfust the estate' ;
ui thri &A - Whirl:3ra requested - Or. present then: osr
seifienh ht, wttd these ittilebted tfrruake_ paytnesst to
the 'undersigned, . • EDWARD
usaya•wfs ...ashatnlstrsttn - -
T 4 14 X ECUT '0 IS.' S .- NOTICE:—
l'otiee Is hereby direst that all fseissnis inslebted
tr. the estate of If. 11. GAZIIRAN't, late of Granville,
p., der, 3! , ,,1, are regnested to =Lake lnunell fate pay.
meht, anti all persons having eistms agsannt salt! es.
tsol nowt' he wreeent the sum:duly sutbeutlcatetlle,r
sc tthlne nt ' V.. 8. LANDON,
8411.11I.J.GLUIBItAttri•
Eskseutors.
MEM
IN -tilt, DISTII,IOT - COtliff OF
11-.. the .13n . StateF fur -the Westigu Inetriet
Pc-nnmylvainji. In the matter of 11. 1Y masa
ischunt,..pAnkrupt..
. .
--
-- - . I IN. BAYKRUPTCY.
To ' , Loot il lacy concern.—Tho nadersianed hereby
lives 'loth:o of hi. appointment as Assignee of D. W.
11.111.513D17116/11. of the townahlp,of Albany. in the
, ;•iinniFrof Dcwalford, snd Stat 4 of l'Cfmowift7iniC - with
in laid Disttit, who 112.1 ?c etC,adjudged o I.latilErnig
uponhis oW petition py • the District ourt e-f said
Digni. t.
-I
.Dat.e , lbi Ikrw Alhar.y, May 27. mt. . .
'way 27'71 ' ' 8. D.I3TEIitIGERE. Asmignoe. '
____
THE-DISTRICT -COURT 'OF
ME UNITED STATES. for,the Western District
- of Pennsylvania.
,
-Alenain E. Arnold. of Bradford , :i.;=_`-'ll.itiknipt
under t.l*A tat Congress of Marra 2d, 1847,1fasing
npplasi for a l discharge from all his debts,•4l other
claims prolSble tinder said Act. By ordelk , ' , ..l the
Cahn, nqtice is hereby
.given, to all ..persons who
have ',raked itheir debt, and other persona intereated
to arqw•ar qn the 16th day of MINS, Brn. at 10
a l ciock. ado.", before , E. OVERTON. Jr., Esq., Rents
ter in Ilankratev. at his office, at Towanda. l'a.,
show eanse.l if :any' thiT hash; why a Discharge
should not be
,granted to. said Bankrupt. And:
farther. notir is hereby siren. that the Second and .
Thinl. /Settings of erodible. of the said Bankrupt-,
r.siatr.-1 try the 2 - tth and With Sections, of _sahl Art,
wil! he held befor the said Register.' at the. saute
tinarand place. • "*. S. 'C. 3frekllilif,R.Sl4.
(lark .S. Diet. Court for said District.
Jane I .'7l•-w2
A PP . LItATION IN DIV ORCE.—
-ra...Tn Aprin Heath.—No. 155 Dec. Terin.
You arc hereby notified that Eliza 31. ileath,'lour"
idly: by lien mat friend, Robt. McKee, has apptied
to the entlrt l t VOIn m ort pleas of Bradford county.
f , ir a divorce' from tbebornla of • matriruotiy, and the
Paid roort Inis-Opoint.,l 31onday. 1 111, 4th of Sept.ll'l7l. for tt the Pahl 4.1.1r.2 -If. Beath In the
preati,.ce. a;l , Fllich time and place-you can attimet if
rill think preircr. /. PERRY VAN FLEET.
_ma Y.;2 ir7l,Ut. Sherid.'
PPLICITION IN DIVOIICE.-z-2-
.71_ -To Ch.,irty: A. Rei-tor..--7 ! ,.:D". 111 Feb. L. IA7I.
notithyl thnt 3(artha J:Rector, ygur
1... r ;n , ,,1 try•til, Itolli-oon ha. al , .
to (I:Kirt q voinitiou 1,1 , 00 of Bradford .
I. a t 1::. 1 , . matrimony, and the
`r:•p.iiiit 4 7.lonrltiv. the 4 th (lay
it. .T.4rt11.1 in flu
-1. 4 -it. , - no 1 yon
l';!. V VAN
MEIMI
+l - 1()N DIVORCE
•
444 , :r..,
•: . , •
;.; I). , :tj! , or au4 ILI
......, •t. l:4;ris,ny
h,
4U t
•-;..1.1 1 , 71. 11 1 , ; rt.;lj,l 'Atoll-, in the
pri and li'4pojnitt ean Ottelld if
, .
V.Vs: FLtET,
§herilf.
I
r 'Mi6cella:isons
THE IplllllY _
al NV Wheol IVlC‘ver.
A 111117.1El'ITANT,SttCESS!
111
■
11J ,
ItA ivaling, 'wild •
r.,.4 and d
. t
r up' , ll c - Nandnat: , ,n. .0 algfri
EEO
ME
=I
Ea
ICE
LEADINCt FEATURES
1 , .:1 1.1 J: that free !di, Of tlie. knife 11 ally
p. - ..n.l, , -f appacatm.; tiitmg
: ; en.i.ldit on the hordes' neek.s;
-• b/I ti1,11 ,- 41
.fas..rna,k
ping.
Vio cutting. apparatus, co.;„ finger bar,
~.au 111:
ra,sr-1 to env angle to. pass in:es, etnmpa , or othrr •
netloni., or folded over ..1,0,r
,tratisportation. or
.de.!, ?lr Cho.:col, use of the let yr, v,itiinut
throning of gear. stopping the train.. 'ttn•
"at.at, .Thestricer's seat is-aceais
sible.froin tie• rest of the machine, is s a ck and emu
.lortaLle, midis arranged on the prineiphi of a lever.
q r- balancing the machine perhvtly, and
.relii-ring the horses' necks .of all weight.
1; has many other valuable points too,nunteroin;
ineutioyi here. It is made of first-clin:s material:.
weltade , and fine-bed in evcrY'partL-renderitig its
.Inrainhty iinque,tioncd. •...
• It is light drafted, and is just the niLeaer Our,
farmer,' have been looking for; and - i 9 dsstinsd to
tn. , the leading Mowing Machine, being adapted - for
lryfy or I.?, el laud, and all kinds of surface.
MantiLleturial bp' •
P. M. OSBORNE
..1t -
Aruunx, k;
AGENTS . 4
,FOll BRIDFOIW CO
11..,01,,EA50N. for prin
fluid rind West BurliugtoD.
rim lilts W. SCOTT, Dig lonl, Pa., cur Ilidg
bilry and Sznithfielil
.1.1.51.Eti1i. SMITH, fiowth for South
Cro•li. and Neils.
D. IL STOW ELL. Sugar Bun. Pa., 11)r
mut and Wyalitaing.
The atilaiieriber will aell-thin
RTRBY:MACIIINES
In central Draaloril.
thoroug,h and responsatz men want
ed to act'as agents in the northeastern counties of
*Pennsylvania and southeastern New York; begin.
mug with Stuben county end reaching to' the llud
.oli river; or where tkere are no agents already
appointed..•
Sample machines will be on exhibition at leading-
Railroad StationX. Address the sidokerilwr
B. :q..WEL77PS, Geni. Agt..
towAND,\
_pl,p'7l -ti
. .
T QW
1
A.ND:k NtilitS'EßY:...: -
- 1.-IJ, - •
.
i k ,
IT AN - 0/ tAINA - .1 ";TAL .
T11.L1E.5....
- . - ' - Fit:a - LS. 11:".'i :1,'..k:t7... .' .
1. - ..t•lt 1, , 1, 0,:•.. IQ- ,flpi-;f :It U..: t.t.r.,..1v t.q.tlt.-
I.lcruttat!llic. miti...,.1,1 ration. Art.t.t.'l3,-3 tn..; itt
tlti .......Pt itti.r4 N.tt - 5,.;t : .17,! - ..‘pi . :"..t, P.ear, Pfitai, P.,tel.t.
c- , •,rv..V . :. , ^I . . , tt N. ;:way 4 .. .p..rtt.1.t . ., 1ta1 , ...114 .Irltt.r.
V.tat, .;,... tit - . , \ "fly s , t 1 tlI tlltt V:04,7 vagit-tit .
'.l'''
il., I .Hy P:.t.t.:•.... 1 1.:s P.: .It .f..y. LZ:llti6-1!, ~V 1 . 1 ,,, 1:,
.1; ,I. 701 . :i V.l: o .+.:i'• rr• - • •'. I:: . .74. wII.
7,.....
4ri.i. 4 a - , - . ' ' Tetvatte.a.; P i.. ;.:.
F.. 1 TIOLLL'S & CO.; - • •
tENLE L nom:LT ,*
COIETMSSIOII Merchants
SCRANTON,
nori , ecifully . s:2llcit'consiguniuut3, ot.
Etit - C1111sE„ VEAL. "LijULTRT
• 1 And ether Farm l`rvance
•• •
01,1,4 ithe nem having tesided Scrant , ri for paf , t 'ten year, and hai ing an extensive actiVaint,
of the city, we led coll.
1111 , 11 t thatnve can sett produce. to the entire eata•
tael2o , n t.l -I conai • guAre.
I ''
ItEFEREN'CES. .-
,L :•.;. cljl"l.;r.i'cl:. A. ii. ITASIt1l;.•(Inct.11'1-$.
_,•l I.l)ti•l'S k LLAcKmAN, GORHAM A: - CULL.
3r.ks.l4.l:iymr:l!e...i'a.* •
-S. (.:: ell.`.Fliil :MUM , : 31 tNNINti . WArvr•
.1:111n, Pa., • '• - -:- __. -,..„ - 7
~ • •
.‘„,...
11.. 4. C 4 1 ,111317 HENRY , . SIIOInLkIZEIt, l'Utt.S
Ndie, Va. ' -
L
IS. S SIT T. 4 ~
• .G . .. _
-mauulactumr.
SIIISAPARIT,LII, SODA WATER,
t , u) Blum LEEB, 7 •
Cyrner. - 6,:stilltt mid Water Strevt., Tou'auda, 14:
vx , ontptly attepttett to. --;_ta
-
NSTER
PLASTER.
A full supply of Fresh Oroutid Cayuga Flatitcr
front yar:gcr, Fitch Co.'a beds at the sulmailtera
mill, at mouth or Runnuertield 'Creek, nicely tire.
Pared and warranted a punt article. '
N4.12'71.320 Esri.
111
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PLASTEIL