VrOffiid--: - Wtiii..2l
LOCAL AND GENE,
ger Two hundred voters
bdrougli did not go to the polls.
ter EASTABItOO!E, of
Ttiwanda, died .n Friday mottling but'
Phort illness. -
"
:„Loll A. G. MASON was.p'
daughter on Tuesday last, b
tireable wife.
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'We regret to learn th
jon*73. Gianicn, of Wyaoa, tell. on
l A sb badly breaking his Fit.
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rJsreir S. 11.11e*Lrri will de
" Great Yankee ;Cation" lecture, st
Atheas,'ltiatnrday cvtais' ig, Octo
ItoiLiN & Oneun have taken
centrnet for the erection of an eso tot in
Towntla, to be completed in &To.
•
0„...50L00 two 1113IIplreil an clr cal and las
di egate4 aro' pxpectedl
stii.irlaike ati HO Synod
(•;cl4l. . 1 • - '
•
Tho,Knights of Pythias.
I EO,, at* their_regular meeting on,
n ir,g,mted to donate fifty dollars
citizens of Chicago.
fes— 2V meeting -of. Itli© citiz
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1 ,
nmira VIS held on Tnesday evening, •
f•urn or six thcipsatid dafitrs was sttbse
tllc--; , - , hef;of the Chicago sufferers.
).n,.. The chairmatr — Wthe Gr .
r:F tt cc of N7c43.'aS S &2, Seal
t 4 ryport and return all unsold.
on ur l rirre the 20th-inet.
JmiN,-iNas.gifes an
. .
i.f infant School—singing',
I'42.ttfin'a Hall, Friday eve
1
'iIATO.ES LEONARD, of
11,1 d. is! (w just recovering frorri a, sercl
zroplo.yL beipg,his third - attack. Ho
:Hifi, a 1,1; Dr. J. D. T.7I. , FIDr.nWOOD, of EaC
TEIV.II.I.NCE LE:CTLiRE.-T°-1-cif
WL , r...1 , : leforo the Pro , !
mr , ..ra? , c. - • &form Society, at Easl
- rrl,l:li . Oct. 27, 1571. Tii€ l
:C in-y;t.t.ltn att.nti. '
B. JOHNSON has r
el to La new 't;lll‘..r. gYer Dr. 'PORTE;
Co.'s 15t , 111 . . TlC . Dcoor I,as arc
antilmayttitrays be forind the
ert engaged.
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rifir )11.e.F ., X5. 11.1 - SSPEIRAY BIOS. ' have
~
i .ti6.1. r ., , ,q DLL-Ayes new building, and will con
‘l,rl. it ~ u,tp ntt i nammothll,ynt and Shoe- Mana
tactory. Th t ,'•l)
, 11 0 ,11,, :4 i.; !,, I .‘ (,I' the fi est in
tln:1 1 1..,c(•, rend ha: n i•ara , l,t:,. for' neer - in:l. utlat
i ,
ing ‘.(..pral londred wort:zne,n. ' 1
r
13 lt,F: I third game. of
! . .1( the V'etertlns cf
. . _
Union (.nl , Was plaied on
tim North brwell r.t'lround,
r.F.nited 16 fa v.r of till! Votert.n by a
b . 47 - IVe Ate indebted to Dal
E.l: a j) , )11;.'..f fr. ri4l 'a.tr,
• pitnpliiir. gz - own, in lAA ai
dithou.,
thi, . cpuutry, is far
,
1 , ; lit .44a - mit- pumpkin; 'au,l 1, lien ni
t pe rfuct IF del af.--,t1.4.
. The I. 0. of G. T. L
.0 4,1611 Tlini..F.l7.rxrening 7 - ;
MI : 4 1 11111t - .(11 . .6::: T,t/CsAr, ‘Vi 4.lo.ivcr
"Nico Young )
T v fail' ip,l 1 ,0 wiJ gruel this dist!'
(.1 1-7..turer fler enLi
iting one, ana - ssie is ccrtiiiiily
4ttractive af. , .r L•: core
kThIP:f MATHER,
lett.e.r&r.re ei
) 1 //i ter, erect strut
/11 previous . to ti:oel...etion,
:ervice rcpulAicad,
fl3v,son, E. L. Ocati;
and J: Ea,t,d•rool: er.rl
~ 'I to Vt‘
;.100
fr; • .
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Lceturo Cojni.riit6e have
i.sif,rne of the IllbicA lecturerr: in t' a fiehl
'l7 ; ri and h‘sreak fur 'them the
id this conintinAF. .I'l:Hie 1 ptnrc'
lie .a necegFity in eve\ii: int ;Iligent
Ia fact, leottire3 ey:np" ;82 the
erekt ~,r popular c‘lueationi r_ndlinoney
Mil bring the: be , t of intere , t.
tlispo.;e of sr.verli bun
t?: -.I v.J.hets. Will not ..eve:. ,
ei!;,..:n I ny oih.?
11=1
-..v• r; "t. Our. matrimonial clppsztinattnt.
~.
—.l.y ,t.:r , ,oteles the thparlare front ,single
hl. :., •!:,......ri ~.t. two.lnioru .of our eatotiFing
,- .1:1g..411-rf: - . Yt.st. - ,rart.7 morning Mr. C... 1•.. -
Ly. , 't t'lr - : fh IA ~ r. i i*orcrtn ;,... iinmr, t.,41 for
in
"1, tt, r r r w .:- , T
o," - Mi..:4 1ir..." - rmt M. It , Gnus,
0f . 1. , : .3. N. Y. - li the sane jionr, Mr. : : I:ii
LEY TLIVAS 11,1 t ; ‘ the 11::;morteal fatal!. M:ts
II tr:O'S r , t;”.,, of A , ylum. We we:com . lir•th
of thr ,': ywin1::::1A:os to mit hem, and cc ngrat
r,:.-.!.• t;,:m .ot their goql fortano in s—nring
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P I , r. lIALTZ—A._ very intertting
1::•,... v, :- I.;:tyrd of Satlifelay lag!, at :Canip
t,,,i .1 , , ;weeli the i'vall Street Cluh of lcilay:,-
C.; . ..11•1 .. - 1: f.'-xlptowl I:)y,', ; the foll y ing is
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.ai! ;, ,ZiLi ! ...l:i•i , 9 fun ~t' tenth i.,:d 3 , u0.-
c: ... It is . so . diool time. Alrcr3y Vet?
tinlirir; the pupils it . The
.. e - ,al,,iie FiFiriF , (l mrn and women can
l'..pul , hli. - ^rd the race, is to Ello itat
'• i0...1 girl I,l:4 , rcen the ages of is end
i
r....,, I ~. ei. , ,o'ecl t.t.1,,,,, I 1 e ; iniatiy, 1 Cali."' '
Illtiey, i , ti..• hegianing of rice, ucl the
t
ii ......: , I , crane. l. cue. The greatest. danger
~.titnihsins ;0 Ignorance, and the--onlY
It, :, , .
dv..,Ler. , r.ilc: It 4 to see that every cum., a,-
1. 10 gO , ll sc...
4 001. Ana the best time to
~, 11,i; ,lety, 11•1?;;711 is also a philsp.htlir?- .
, I ~.?...., In,aa.; p,er . slow can ill . afford
k r •ofr: 4.:.!,:ir1; an.l proposeso keep
.' :. ! tn..; t) ~.: . i.l._res, or,..turn th La into
i
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, ::: : v . th•r, 1,111 - 4.,e a apli:ndid o'mortil
',-..! P. '.;e , , -1 ..1., <1 without telling Nu:, body
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GAlm OF• lAs - E 1.1.kix.-1, i atch
g -.... ...:.r.. - .6.., r.'..11.,,,,4s i.,:a el bctween he Wi-
t
:. II C., of 'l%,ii.ur.la,. and the 'ulltran
1'...,1.; of Dr:shore, 'on the grou4 of the
_,
.::.,d r..:,.1.11ted in the following *lore :
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l '' , ' l "gla. 9 ; il 4 , 14,14"“-41, S' t double p ayo, 2.
,;(,) il.—i *8 ea I;g1 At, 9; Sys rOssed, b.
,4 ii,,,:..j, C. Wilson. SPA
l'mpire, BEN CM
BM
MEE
(-ditt tsll.
thervAsti.—Tripear Buramit died
Sept. 21, 1874 in the township of Windham.'
Bradford He was born July 17,.1570,
Ixtjeg idl yam, 1 month and 953 days old. • He
hid putted through four wars : the Revolution,
the War 01812, - the Maims War, and the late
Bebeilien. Hs had a distinct nix:twit-don of ma
ny interesting incidents that occurred piing
the Revolutionary war, and retained hil physi
cal strength until within two - weeks of his
death... He hid n e t used any strong drink in
tweitty4Te years, and 'lnver, used tobacco"' in
his life. Hahad had four children, twenty-three
grand cmtaren, and thirty great' grand chil
dren.
[ Editors Broome county (N. Y.) Papers,
please copy.] , .
this
North
after a
s sent
his es-
t Mr.
1. arseay
Ax APPEAL rx BEILus OP A • HOBLE"
ron Wrnows an, &sous Wow:Dr.—At the re
cent meeting of the Presbyteiian Alliance of
Philadelphialtthe chief item Of. the year's re
port wars of ionise the eskablishuiont of the
Presbyterian nospititl, of which Dr. a&trXr;Eliii
is still the 'agent.
We notice by, the Presfqflerian of tho • 30tli .
ult., that the folloWing resolution presepteil by
nor. Dr. StuNDEILS was unanimously passed;.
..:ver his
• cis
28.
. WUEUZAB, A largo number of goodly women
have engaged with• great enthusiasm in the
work of providing a Presbyterian Elmo in Phil
adelphia, for aged and infirm sisters•
Rotolced, That the Alliance cordially approve
of their movement aLd commend it to the be
nevolent for such aid as under God will make
It successful in relieving distress in the case of
sufferers so sensitive, so helpless and so inter
esting.
Peisons interested for this Home will please
address the President,lifra. &stn. Motow",
142 South Front St., Philadelphia, Pa.
fifty
to be In
,o, nest
f this
'esday
o the
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TOIVAIiDN.—The torn is well situ
anted, it being the business centre or Bradford
county. It has rine.agriculcural lands adjacent.
The coals of Bradford ma Sullivan - counties
centre here.; ; The coal Oom • the Towanda
mountain is semi-biluminons, and well known
in the market as being anion the best for th;
locomotive and smith firs, and also for gencr-
ns of
'hen the
ed for
t En
•cs all
tickets
sting steam.
The Sullivan coal is of the first quality for
domestic purposts, 'and generating steam ; and
there is no doubt of its being an excellent coal
to nee in the blast furnace.
In connection with these coals there is any
xgantity of iron ore, siL-Sing in quality from 30
to 60 per cent. of pure iron. We, bavo nearly
completed, a merchant, br iron, and nail null.
We wish next to erect a gooll blast farnace, ao
as to be able to make all the pig-iron foi usc in
this section of the .State.
!EXIII.-
~ °goes,
uig of
mith
o fit of
as at-
Smith-
Bat there is one great draiv-back to the Pros
perity that the'town might have; and that is
the high-rates for the use of money. The Whole
populatibito to speak), have b6comp shy
hicks; and want from 10 to 20 per cent.., It is a
well Imownr.siont that no business conimnnity
eau ay such rates and be successful. This is
one of the causesthe present Eicarcity ' of 17110U
-B.l4l;Very well wishei of the prosperity of
the t• - "tvu, should 6 — own upon the men 'who - are
the drpnes; and I•itio aro a hinderanco to its.
J. H.
ressive
public
moc-
ISON
pleas
! ,
I proped4 giving. a 'sezic3 of articl,s - upon tills
general subject, and in my next niil give a des
cription of a Yankco town, where the people adt
.Izni:,on, rrd give tbe
s result or their enterprise.
A Crazy—N.
TEACIIMIS ' INSTITUTE AT TOWANDA.—
The Bradford County Teachers' Institute •met
it the Court 'House in Towanda, Sept: at
2 o'clock P. N., and was called to order by Supt.
A. A. TiCIINT:. After a few practicbd remarks
Ht:vvr.y, on motion L. C . :tit:PELL:
•
w eke tt• I 8,Tc0. , t ary. •
Prof. F. A. of :Slans.fialcl, tray then. in
troilneed and gave a short preliminary .address
in which he ealledThe attention of the teachers,
present to no: importance of teaching such
filings and in iitiek - y ri. inatiner .r. 4 will prpaie ..
the children f.Ttlie practleaJ duties of life.
After recoss, Ero. 'gave r. very Uxeel-.
lent drill in graximar, illtstrating nis mclhorl
primary.instruction.
TOr.l)
La 0.13
~®
QVci!ing - e \i2.17.:44cs copsi,itc I in 'l•lterling
• f , ) I,v...tubers r.ns . ..rering
by apprJpriate s:ntintcnts; ataratqing
plaining difficult cincstionH by Prof. ALLE.`i, who
also 14 - are sorllC Wry good Iv/sr:action in the art
of reading. The P....tr. 31r. GiLsoN, Tolvanda,
wie an eal":1::St appe . al to tho teachers or Brad
itil,Leounty; toftruish - stlbjecti for their pupil.l
thiLl. of .alts!,:ie of the reguhli• ler,son.
pt no
nufac
MEI
tql,
Mtn
t IN
OF tl: !
TaULSDAY-,-)Tolvawn snssioN:
conducted by Prof. AL
_.N. 31CtIVAIS oP it:lF:ging j.r:inary Lt.strue
t,,,ti in grarninar and ari:bnietio, b r y Prof. AL
thf.ll rtry c %eel
t-al•lrega on sell..)ol
EMI
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1 ,1 cl
.41 rt. li
p2.7.te„,
41 krill'
ti frc
•Fruf. G. NCTiv"X:s, of T;j:Van gr,.T,, a ve)•t•
_practical, method of teaching poutnaPship. The
Jisixt.i P. W1LTm.....:41...1t, St.lte Supt. of
instructi . on, iv-as thou introduced mid
spy Lc very cartieetlr on the sz::c3;c(:ur tc4eling.
Instruction in grammar . :vas then cturtinued b}•
I
After inusie by Prof. F.Asrktir. 4 pc.ris; the Lion.
P. Wi.erair..suAlt as spe4k
or`the evening. His subject wx.s "Oaf Com
lira School 6y , tent." The Court was
paeheil full of-ladies-an , lg , utlemeii, all er,puct ,
ing P.:: iuteiketu.l yeart, :nil they 1 - , - c•te tact /311.
WEDNESDAY-,101.1N1N0
cr.crci?en by
1 , , of itrzructmg the youm; arithmutic and
-t...0;r:+1.1.y were t::ez
An e%ereiNo iii parsilq; i.rt.r. ; or-
Instractiba in perimatiship by Prof. 8y.i1..
Singing by ri•or. P. P:l.lcNz:i, of Chicago. Prof.
B. is a wciconic guest isl4crevkrr bo goes. 01.)-
ice: teaching:by Mrs. DL:;SoN. Le to .writing
I'r•
id P.c!v.l%ir. J. ' ... .f._;rt:w.tp.T, of Twraatia. wag
aa addresslo a hr _;o
intvlligeat iuoieneo. They heard what
- expeeteilto--,ark%celleat lec:turC:
TIIIMSDAY-7.loicir:o tsr-sz-aor,.
Devotional cszcis.cs conducted by Pru! AL
Lt ; arithmetic aud geogtaphy i by Prof. 4u.rs
.I7,tmiamaship by Prof. /tratk; griz..mar by
Prot KrEnv:: On motion n committee on res
olutions Was App - oititod by rfof., ErENET, con !
sisting of Prof. ILE- PITCHER, E. F. Onr - P . ,. Ec
-
D. SIT.Vt:Nr:, Miss Bzusicz aMI 11.1 *s
Fit.vsots
Oa motion it was agreed that the Institute
a!prald adjourn on Friday at I o'cleek . r. mr.
I..kfier 1111.1 fie by ELSTAIIROOK, the Hun;
Gto. of Herrick, was introduced suer
deliyered one of his best lectures. His stihjoet
read, '` ilutiyn l'rogress and Human Hevelop
n:c;.t." Thu Court HOnse was packed full of
and children, all eager to hear
al.(1 r.•,:,,ivelinstriteti;: , n from the lips of one SO
=TT
II
rranAy--31v:INI.sel Fi.:1c. , :.):1,
,:1)..:....t10,112.1 ezerciet:l, conducted' by l'n..f., At.,.
1 11 - of. lint:..NY edmpliiied sr.cue <7.lti.c itt:..;
:It ricatc 1 sites imarifltmetic; id::'...),-Ty •;. tcncte
,aig.. by Prot: ALLEN'.
• .verr.L.Noo:: Em=sio.,:.
. c , (4110 of teaching. reading Prof. AL
TAI 2 1 address ',to the tthaehers, " How ; to
Te.cli, What t) Teach, and Wheu to Teach,"
21.141..":, The chairman eft r zolati.ma
then offirea the follpcing :
• • .
Resoircll,.' That we express our thanks to ,mr
worthy Superintendent for his earnest endear o:
in maiiing this Institute a success,
That the methods of ins v truction
given bv . Profs. ALL ItraN, and 1--lcmitr, ark
of pradical use, mar that we wilt adopt the
same in tar schools.
licsoirtd. That we tender ;Air thsnl.3 to the
iercikl musicians who favored th. 4 with. exeei
lent mimic during the session; cud to. tbe own
er of the instrument for the use of it; also, to
-the County Commissioners for their kindness
in allowing us the use of the Court House: ....
After a short but earnest appeal to the teacb
.rs, by Supt. KEENEY,' to so work -in - their
schools that liett&:' results R 1: ouhl follow thaw .
ever had before, the members joined in sinmnit
the Imiology, and were dismi.,sed.
TEicux.ts' INsirrn-rt is • HEltiaCL—
no Third eessiou of the Bradford County
Teachers' Institutes, met. in - the Presbyterian
Church in Herrick, on Monday, Oct. 2e. 1611,
and was celled to order nt 2 o'clock p.. 31., by
Co. Spperintcadent. On motion 1. - lfcr'llerson
was elect2d Secretary., Prof. A. A. Keeney.
made a few, introductory retno.rks, then. con
ducted 'an-exercise' in parsing. After recess
and singing by the choir, the subject of arith
metic was taken up by Supt. Keeney. Institute
-- 41( ljourned at 5 o'clock till 7? o'clock forevening•
-
MONDAY-EVENIXO•SESSION.
Opened at 7k o'clock, with niusie by the choir
•
)rati, I,
=1
M'rETINCoN, 5t.:, , '. 10::. t-
=
Ni71:10: 1 5 - tis
LVEtiING SESSION
ArrEfixoo:: TrzsioN
EVENING SEFS:ON
Filter which iniakhainand. Ana
spanded, ss their navies were ealled,Alry girh
•some sentiment suable to the *makes.
Prof. Allen, then introduced, delivered an ex
cellent address on "The Possibilities of Life."
After singing Institute adjourned tin 8 o'cloch
a. x, Tuesday.
.111XSALT--3012=130 Ain/OX.
After music, &rational exercises oonthiited
by Wit Me; and roll OA Prof. Keeney pio
cecded to give his method of teething arithme
tic, pointing oat several errors which teachers
frequently make in teaching aiith.metic ; and
was followed by Prof. Allen, giving instruction
in builnige. After recess Prof. Keeney re
sumed parsing; Prof. Allen began primary ge
ograPhY• _ •
ArraiXoo.l' MOON.
Music. -Instruction in.decimal frictions giv
en by ProfKeeney. Prof. Allen began the
subject of Prof,
Prof Seenei , then con
ducted an exercise in-parsing.
El3O BEBBIOX.
' .Opened with music. *laments by members.
G. N. Varner then favored the audience with a
song. Prof. Allen then delivered his able and
interesting address . on "The Edimational Prob
lem of the Dap—H ow to Stave It."
IME4ESDAY- -MOILVING SESSION
After devotional exercises and roll call, in
struction giveiiin compound proportion and
grammar by Prof. Rooney, and in buigiaage by
Prof. Allen.
APTE:tSOO. sisaci.x
Opeubil with music—song and chorus. In
struction in primary geography completed by
Prof. Allen. W. E. ThomPaort gave hla. knoth
od Cr teaching percentage. After raceme Prof.
Allen lectured on "School Economy:
ET=INO 15111910 X
Duct; by Mr. Barns and sister. Sentiments
by members. Miss :emit) Arnold then favored
the audience with a beautiful song. ,W. IL
Thompson- i -Esq. then delivered a well written
lecture on "The Progress of Civilization." Af
ter a song by G. N. Warner, Prof. Allen spoke
for a short time on "The Peculiarities of the
City of New Orleans." .
' TIII'ItSDAY-11.01LNING BMaON.
Devotional exercises conducted by Prof.
len. Music by choir. j Instruclion in arithme
tic mail composition given by Prot Allen. Ses
sion concluded with a short exercise in orthog
raphy.
LITE.F.NCPOS SEESIOX.
Instruction in alligation by 'Supt. Keeney- ; on
teaching, by Prof. Allen.
.L - VM;ING IIESSION:"
Opened - with aus - thic-by-the 'Choir; - lion. GI-
Laudon, in hikinl:sterly style, lecturCd on the
"Requisites of a Good Teacher.' CoL V. LI
Piollet followed With a very appropriate speoeir,
hawing fur his subject, "Our Schools as They
Are, and ai They Should he." The„ Col. ex
pressed his r;leasuro to meet inch a large and
intelligent audience, and stated that it was the
first time he had user been present at a Teach
ers' Institute. After air esculent and =Mut-
ing song by 31.r.dteynolds, prof. Allen made a
Yew remarks. institute then adjourned, havitig
enjEpid a rich literary feast.
lIIIDAT-S..IO4XLNG S£.:4:o\
Devotional exercises conducted by Der. D. C.
Barnes, kingivg by. choir. Instruction then
given in aritlunetiial , pro,gres.sion, by Pr.,f.
Keeney; in grammar by Prof. A/len.
After `recess, 'rulicellaneoris busin , .as t.il.cia
/ i s.
up. On motion a committee on finances a . p.
,pointed, consisting of Gee. life.script, D. Berl
ley, Goo. Gorham, Cynthia Payson, Mollie it
ten ;- on resolutions, C.. L. " Stercus, George
Deers, Thomas Fleming, Lottie Taylo ,'Clara
Stevens. Seshion.cor.elynled Trit4 a exercise
'in orthograbpy. - ,
=
. Ca He'd to order by Superintendent. Singing
by choir. A ballot was then had 'on the. elec
tion of a commit Coe on permanent certificatra.
Prof. Keeney thrr gave instruction in gram
mar, and explained his method of teaching ge?
opt ttiexl progression. Institute t hen decided
.upon Wyalusing as the place for next meeting.
Prof. Allen then gave the teachers useful in
struc'.l,upin the matter of school governinent.
srssros
O'pe:led with manic by the choir —"Blessed
lire They that Du"." On motion, the act of the
afternoon thing the place fur neat aneethar, at
Wyalnair.g was reconsidered, and on motion it
r; s left with the Superintendent to deterinine
where the next meeting shoal) lie held.
Prof. Allen then delivered his able address on'
"The'Training or Children," which was listen
ed to with rapt attention, by a large audience,
although the evening was somewhat unpleas
ant.'
Hon. G. IL 'Landon then being called up
on, heartily adopted the sentimente of the lec
-tore just delivered, and onbehalf of the citizens
of lierrich, requested the teachers to hold an
other meeting in Herrick as soon as-convenient
The Supt. then stated that he felt encouraged
'and p:e:te,,l with the interest and desire naani
feFted by tenelien , ' to take tt higher stand in
their proresloo.. The chairman of the corn
oil then offered the follow':
•
mg
'f Ia!, InAltnte Its been 'ono
the nanst and successful ever ltad In
111 the county. •
ilt:T.slreq, - That we extend our heartfelt
-thanks to on: vlortliy Superintendent - for the.
rimsterly manner m which he has conducted
this Institute, and especially for themost excel
lent lecturers provided for t.,ur ins .ruction and
entertainment.
L'eeeirul, That Our thankA are due, and art ,
hereby tendered to Pra. Alfon, ffir the veil' ex
leeturt:i4 nith which he had favored - mg,
and for his instruction given us in the theory
:Lnd practice of tearhin.7. also in the fontnibtion
prifici i les of scienz2.
Veso/cH, That onr most cordial - thitriUm
prescnted to the peopl,..s. :of Ilerriek far thei , ,
kind hospitality, t , o liberelly extended to tu7; at
the tru s tees ror the it-.7c of •heir. church
Andienee then jo'.ne , b iu singing tba Dexulo
gy, rain was dismissea.witif the benediction by
S. 11. Durand.
I. McPnr.r.ko::, Ereey
BUSriTESS LOCAL.
.. Opening day at Miss Ontp
mNs,•Satarday, Oct. 11.
Look at the new Two Button
lust op,,ted at TAT UM c Cy's.
.. --. 5 .- Tltrollize 'WOLF Goixslurru's
con:3l,g Ifec.;.
Jcr !—Lndies',c French
VA.?. !AL tropolit an Store, Bridal:,
•
. •
AVOIF GOLDSMITHa GOLDSMITre Still
seliinq those ,113.00 and $15.00 ottfit-;. Eaanv
incv. and thin judge.
sitY-A. full litie of Dry Gout", iztit
receired at EVA;iS Hr6arrn's.
M. The, finest c unit most`. stylish
assortment of S; , ring hats, at IVoLt ,
I:eystono Pitlnce. '
're — Read the advertisement of
TAY 1.011 this week.. . '
r t i- We du what we advertise.
WoLr Gou)slant.
Folt t good
eQcond-hand Pisan ; enquire at tbis office.
T; Ftra:. Cmc' Aao 1— " Special
Dispatch, 3:20 A. IL" The cad:el:neat i 4( in
tpnse, bnt.not so much as. at Viola ,t‘aor..D-
F'llTier , Kn•Etono Clothing PalaCt; on ccount ,
orithuse outfits for $15.00
The New Goods disf)layed by
Tevt.oa, .k Co. are very attratti i 4.
LosTA , ,Cheelr- Bcook. Any one
fin.ling_a oral; thin parliernorandrim Book,
with entries' on. threo o four leaves and , fly
104c:will be suitably re • arded by leaving sane
at CObDECO, nCSSZLI' CO'S. %.
FOR
Eugnire a
Imam Cone.'
giate acLolaf ship Enquire of Ontimix & Etst
, _
,FoR
Z$ French Poplins, Empress
elothe,iterinos, yid Sateen; all the new auci
popular !lades past opened at .
\ Evatm liumarra's.
'iri3rin Cloths, Flannels, Blankets;
&tawls &e.; our stock is complete.
Ev.vcs Ilimourra.
Elllll
air 11443.*410va* and Oil
tick Walton, 20 pot Amt. alatipsr than any
whore else la Towanda. Alao;Pialseai of all
deactiOltas Puttaaaa, No. 5 Midge
iirOotinterpanes,Table Linens and
Richardson's Uncut, a fel Use at -
Puss ti• _
Fos Siz.z.—A House, andloi cm .
Sicced street, near the Mimi Holm. Buildißg
now..three sloth* high, stith.good nonacid dn.'
tern. Possession given Lfmmediatel7• Apply .
to Issor 13. Porn.
lii?` BEL J. D. fare has kid re
turned from New York Ctt7 with the largest
stock of Millinery Goods over before offered in
this market, at remarkably low "sloes. Open
tn# Day, Thursday, October 5.
•
116rOar stock of Prints, Shootings,
&kliegs, Stripes, Meeks, Ticking% Dealt*
never WAS BO large EVANS & IStrumarns
_ • .
Mi):D.E lama ox THE Scruncrr . —The
coming of long evenings makes the article of
light one of prime necessity. Wmintasalliacz
hare.reccired the i gnest.sasortment ot-Lamps
ever shown in thu market.'
M. Great variety of Embroideries
and Guipure Bands, in new pattern's, ItiTMOl;
it CO's.
Dfir The Germania Fireinsirance
Co., N. Y., report thaLtheir assets on Oct. 1,
1871, were $1,14332.11. Losses at Chicago,
28,520. Making them sound beyond question.
• * ;so. W. Mix, -Agent,
• Towanda; Pa.
• ta.Velveteens all eolora suitable,
for Backs, Bolts, also cat or biu for trimmingi
at Evans &
4m .L lihe of. the; cele
brated "Qacena Own" Silk bistro, Black' alpaca,
only to be had at Evans fr. HITZIIICTIN.
wk.:Scotch, - English, and Ameri
can Water Proofs, bought before the advance,
and will be soli accordingly st
Ev,ds ‘'t Hanarritta.
• , . •
CHEAP COAL.—TlSaili van Anthra
cite is the cheapest and .best for all purposes.
Also tho the best Reeand White Ash; Coals at
tho Central Coal 19n.d., Orders left at my office;
or at Dr. H. C. l'orran, Sox Do's. Drug Store,
mill bo promptlyilllcd. 11.31. Wsz.its.
Sept. 27, 1871. . '
1871 1871.
Evsss S EtILDELTU
Aru now ready for the fall trade with a most
complete stock in every Department. Boyers of
Dry Goods will find it to • their interest to ex
it-nine onr stock.and prices before making their
! pin elir.Qcg.
•
I/ • 4•
)1:5". Young Man ! Young 'Woman!
Aro you going to lose those decayed liketli, and
thus mar the features for life? No, I.am going
,t 4 see Dr. ITnzarox, hi P.ome,"for by his snipe
'rior knowledge and skill, they may_ yet: be ro
'stored to their original usefulness and beauty.
This is the v 4, sensible ecnclusiorl" that Most
Young and middle aged persons are now• com
ing to.
NoncE.--- - -The Ministerial Associa
tion of Wyahitting District will hold its next
meeting In the 31. E.:Church in Rome, Brad
ford Co., Pa., commencing October 24, 1871, at
7 o'clock, r. x. •
Rev. J. 11. Semczn is to deliver the opening
address, and Rev. P. lloi..nnooN is to preach
the second evening. The other brethren of
the district, traveling and local, are expected to
be present with essays, or such other produc
tions aito-thenV shall seem proper. Convey
ances will be in waiting at Wysankieg Depot
for all those. brethren ho inform Rev. -WI
SIIELP, Rome, Pa., that they desire snch—t?n
eyanCe.
Take - tho morning train, brethren, if yuit
would be in time. The Ministerial brethren%f
the adjoining conference are - cordially invited
to come and enjoy this meeting with na.
' P. R. Towita, z elec'y.
Skinner's Eddy, Pa., Oct. 3,18 M
•
DESIRIBLE Pnorrary FOR SALE AND 1
P.m:T.-11y Watts House and Int of between five 1
and six acres of land, with a larg9' barn, wagbn
and tool-limns.: 26518 feet, quarter acre growing
strawberries, bearing - °rebate, dc., thereon :,
situated upon Towanda Flats, one and a half
miles fromiTowanda. So' the very best, and
valuable for gardening / fmrposes.", Possession
can be given at - once. / .
I will also sell at o 'Mosaic, upon favorable
tering, my present .1c sery Stock; consisting of
first class Ap;)le, Par, Poach-, Plum, and other
Fruit Trees-and 10l robs; also, choice Evergreen
and other OrniMental Trees, Shrubs, Vines,
. • c.
Also, l.; aci/es strawberries gtOwing in my
G.--rdens uy,,, my farm, and adfolning, said
Watts lot • melading a lenge for a termof years
on reayo rililc terms, of raid gardens with house
therm n and six to twelve acres of hinds _as
may h i d wanted. This is valuable and rich gar
den Itiil ; one and a half here; have been cniti
vatdd fcr onions for three yearcl, producing
god crops. Thit'is a line opening f9r any per
ison'ilesiring to go into the Nuieery, or Small
,'Fruit and Gardening Lu.iness. Apply to -
F. 11. WELLES
Towatiaa,.P.l.., Sept. 1, 1151.
M. The Examination"i3 of Tqthers
for the present school year, will be hebi as follows:
October 16, Wilmot, Sugar Ban School House.
- 17. Albany, Bahr's .
18,- Franklin. west Franklin "
19. Granville, Centre " . .
20, Leßoy. Corners "
21, Canton, Borough
23, Troy, Dormice - .. .
•
24. West Burlington. West Wu" _ /-
25, Springfield, Center "
24, Columbia. Austlaville, ' "
27, Wells. Rowley Hill
"
2S. South Creek. Gillette
30. Bidgbnry. Centerville , -
31. Smithfield, Center.
'Nevem. 1. Burlington. Luther's Mills :./
. 2. Ulster. Village
3. Shesheepaist, Lower Valley " -
'4. Athens, Borough / " .
. 6, Litch3eld. Center / .
2; Windhani. Kitykendall, s.
. 8, Warren. Bowen HoILOW. ''
.. 9, Orwell, Orwell Hill; '••
13. Rome. Borough 7 .--
14. Pike. Lel/Brasilia'
15, Herrick, Camp/ ..,
16. Wyslueing. Cat:uptown "
17. Tnacarors, ACkley . "
20. Terry, Terry :learn - .
21. Asylum. C'' titer - "
22. Standln,g, , Spine, Stevens " .
234 vicmx,,,Myersburg 4$
24. Monroe. Monroeton ' ••
25. Towanda Borough .
Derembex 9, Toirands Borough "°
Teachersvgi` please bring reader, pen. ink, paper,
and lead re . •
.Exercises . o commence at 9 o'clock. A, M.
A. A. HEMET.
'- Sept, 23, 1871. .' -. Co. Supt.
Towati/
-tp,
TO NEBRASKA, CALIFORNIA, AND KAN
sis, .t.Nn & M. R. R. 14.nns.—tle "Bur-
Itng,tori itonte,,` - act called, Rea right in the path
/ of the Star oiXinpire. It runs almostimmedi
ately in the centre of the great westwardmore
meet tf;cmigration. Crossing Illinois and lowa,
it shafts the Missouri river at three points.'
TherV thre points ate the gateways into
three great sections of the trans-lfissonri re
:
gion.. •
The Northern gate is ' ()mans, where the
great Pacific road will take you to the land of
gold and grapesi.trormy mountains, and perpet
nal Bummer.
The miildlle gate is Plattsmouth, which opens
upon the south hell of Nebraska; south of the .
Platte river, a region unsurpassed on the conti
nent for agriculture and 'grazijig. Just tare
are the B. k. DI. Railroad lands, concerning
which pm. S. Hums, the land officer at Bur
lington, lowa, can giro you all information, and
in the heart of themis Lincoln, the State-Capi
tal and pient terminus of the road.
The;othhertagate leads-to Kansas, by cos
nectio s with the St. Joe Road •at Hamburg,
running direct to St. Joe and Mums City.
The trains of the Burlington run smoothly
and safely, and makoall connections. It runs
the bed of coaches, Pullman Palace and Pull
man dining ears, and should you take the jour
ney for the journey's sake ilcrne, you will be
repaid ; , or take it to lied. a hothe or a farm,
and you cannot find either -better than . among
the B. : 31. lands, where you can buy on ten
years: credit, and at a low price.
'lazes bum.
'actors.
BAD Dian oc.molt.—EDwasp Mom=
of Webby fell from a load ,of hey tea
INI
;mksa4o, and . dislocataboUt Imam of his
ihesanilatehearho: Mge injurpom at first
thought iota' olimeter% sad ems en treated.
When the spill* were niuilied his aria mei
faitiVolo porkotititiff and stidatt, and in
Shia mmetios be orbs um to bins. \ \ Me
appliegito Dr. tri DsChLui yesterdon who' Ili
oboe meogitsed tr didomtion, and by aid of
Prraltli hoplenista mad ft Each parries,
simeeeded in red ming the dhketitiort and bend.
lag the arm to a riglt angle: Tim Dr. thinks
Mr. Musa wilt:recover the of his arm,
notwithstanding the knelt of time that has
elapsed sinea its Adeercieer.
• ,XABRIED../ .
KIEBY-1100013118..LAt the residence of the
bride's Parents:in Utica. N. Y., on ,Wednes
day mrtinOct. 11, 1871, by Brew. lir. Gregg
Clarence r. Mrby of Towanda, Ps., and NW
Hester Xi Bodoni's.
THOMAS—ISTOBB3.—At tht4 residence of the
bride's patentiOn Asylnni township, on Wed
nesday morning, Oct,. 11, by Rev. Win. N.
Detiong. A. May Thomas, of Towanda: and
Hiss Hattie, daughter of Cot Wm. B. Storrs.
FORBEt3—SHAW.-411 the bonso of the btide's
father in Sheshennin, Weinesday, Oct. 4,
1871, by Bev. 0. L. Gi b son, Pastor M. E.
Church in Towanda,. Wien R. Forbes . and
Inez A. Shaw„ - youngest daughter of Harry
• Shaw, Esq., of idlieshetstn,
MADDEN. —MIBItELL.—.At Towanda, Throe:.
day. Oct. 6,1871, by the Bev. W. Itcalsthery,
Bector qf Christ Church, Jerre E.,Bfadden
and Kiss Ellen E. Miskoll, all of Towanda.
SMITII-=IIFELV/iLE.—lir Franklin, Sept. 80,
by Elder Calvin Newell, Wall= T. Smith and
Amelia S. Melville, both of Burlington.
Ecruom—ALEXANDER.—In North Towanda, *
Pa.. Sept. 24,1871, by S. A. Mills, Esq., • Mr.
Henry &rape arid Miss Amanda, Alexander,
alb of Burlington, Bradford Co., Pa. •
311.10LBAUGIL—By Rev..% F. Colt, on
Wed, ay, Oct. 4, IS7I, at residence of the
bri s father, E. A. Coolbangh, Esq.. Wyse',
Pa., Mi. Richard E. C. flyer and Miss Fran
ces Alice Coolbaugh, all of Wyse'. •
BA.I3COCR-3aztiaiLL—ln Syracuse,N. Y.,
/ Sept. 28, by Her. B. 11. Brown, fir Myron ,
Babcock, of Terrytomi, Pa.; and I Ifiga Itexie
Merrill, of Syracuse, N. Y. . •
RYLAND—BIDGWAY.—In the White church,
Wyaox, on the 27th of September, by, the
Bev. J. S. Stewart, Samuel V. ityland, of Bal
timore, to Bliss Malva A. Ridgway; of Wysox;
MOODY—LTON.—At the borne of the bribe,
• Oct. 28,1871, by Dar. O. M. Chamberlain, as
sisted by Bey. P. IL Tower, I3en.. Moody,, M.
D., of Vi yalnaing, ta,Adella Lyon, of Spring
hill.
HIBBABD—CORDIN.LAt the residence of the
bride', father, on Sunday, Sept. 21, by Cyrus
Hulked, C. A. Hibbard to Miss LueY V. Cor
bin. both of Albany, Pa. '
PHILLIPS—SQUMEB.-•—At the Caldwell House
in Independence, by W. H. Watkins, Probate
J ndge, of Montgomery county, 3lr. W. F..
Phillips and Miss Matilda 3. Squires, 6..4
of Neodesha. • L'
Thus do we chronicle the natural result of an
affectionate attachment, the final nuiting 'of a
pair of souls, and, the harmonious beSting o,
two hearts. 1 A new era has duwaed upon
,m arid his estimable bride, and We hops they
may experience all of its Jur and Lave nottqlit
to interfere with their prosperity and pes,te.
Being worthy of each other, they deserve. to
realize their fondest anticipations, and art
dent LoPes that they will are entertained by
their numerous friends in Naodeshs. Our best
wishes attend them.—Neodesha (Ken.) Cit atm
TPECLIL NOTICM.
:or HMI (*Ens, Merelia4 Tai
lor, Lridge rqreet. ,
/ •
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• Fou S.u.E.—Cotswnjd , and Leiter
Lambs, for breediag purpoies.
C. k J. L. PENDLETON.
Orwell, Ps., Sept 21/j1. -Iw. _
Griass Tor FAUIT JAiS.—Quarts,
$2.00 Q. doz.: gallon, t 2.50 13 doz., at
Wresitatt &..I.3Laca's.
as - of choice Groceries,
th e at tho lied, White and Blue
/ , 'Rwarrey S Erk.micri.
18. All .
chezp for mil
Store.
ADZ' . Chop Feed, cheap, at the led,
White and irate Store.
. - 7 . lirociwAy t: ErEttErri,
ti -..... Choicc Flour, by the sack or
barrel, at The Itel, F: bite aid Blue Store.
I MIX:WAY & Evr.arrr.
11191. 1 We lace large additions to
Par assortment , of chamber sets just, opened.
Also, a full line of Silver Plated Wart\ from
Rogers & Brother.
Wicsua:.l Bt.seic.
•
se- VANVELsiOrt & MANNER%
' Merchant Tailors,
Clothing, Mats and Caps,
. Fnrih.lting Goods,
GS Prowl strett,
May 3, 1571.
Ws% erly, N.Y.
War Sugars, very low, at the Red,
Whitc and Bine StcTe.
- 01- Tobacco, by the pound, PO,
or barrol, cheap, at tho tea, White r.nd prio
:5 tore.
_I 1 Itspoway Ert4Dr.
Db not fotet th
at Feeler's tor .50 colts.
M.- Coffee, by the
pound; a: White ant
I Itexr
i Tea, by, the c,best, caddy, or
pound, at the fled, Whit:) 'and Blue Store.
1:m1u - sr E:ram - Tr.
1
ZP I have ptst received a large
stock ot Tes,,-4ong 't since the rednetion in the
duty on tea of ten-Cents p:r ponnil, and offer
them at the lowypirices annerxed:
Best Yowl?, j-T.,yaon, $1,2 "
5; Good cum- Hy
son, $l,OO Oolong- 70 to 90 cents: Ilyson Fine,
75 cents; Hykon Good, 50 cents; Best
;LW., Call'aud city:rune:
Jan. 18„,1871. Ozo. L Utinis.n.
t4l .yon want. sour Watch or
cloe t Vrep4itoil -I,: a competent and reliable
sznan, go to A. M. Warner- h also re
ed einr., a largo ;union to his preciovaly large
a k of-watches and jewelry. 6w aept.l3.-
Nevi -Aavetisoinents. -
SEASON OF 1871-2.
1.0,,0Y Gi T. LECTURES.
the cojitmttter ihard made the following cng,l36-
mvnts -
OLIVE LOGAN;
Date—wpmsixtY, ()crop= Is.
s#bject—...tiice.toung lien."
1 1L
•
•:GOZTGH.
Date-TUESDAY. DECESIDE.B.2C:I47I. \
Subject—" Will It Pay."•
PETIOLE UM V. NASBY
Dato—JANTAIIT 31.-1372.
Subject—•' The 711sslon of Stinewungh.'
ANNA E. DICKINSON.
Date, -11:IIILL'AILT 20, 1872
6ubjoct:-•' Joan of An."
•
The °tiler lecturers It SI probably be 1it.1..11Y
WARD BEECHER ant TWAIN.
The MENDFiSSOIIN Qtn:TETTZ Cum, ill , - ;l7e
& Concert DECEIIBMI 1. ' it
General adralailari
Reserved Seats....
Season
Tickets for sale at Poem k Rraur's Drug Store.
Sale of Reserved Soots Sitil commence two days
before cut lecture. . •
ZNO. Y. 8-4,SDIMS.SX, WU- Forts..
L. B. MOST. ' -
1 . 4 1:.Y. mcss.
lA. Tur
1871: -
Towanda.
THE I ND
ERSIGNE.D ARCHI
TECT !AND BUILDER. wishes to inform the
citizens of Zotranda. - and vidnity. that be will give
reirticular attention to drawing plans, 'design@ and
specifications for all manner of buildings. private
and public. Superintendence given for reasonable
coinpeasstion. Mice at residence IL corner of
Second and Elizabeth eareets.Where be will be found
every-evening from 7 to 10 p. m.. Saturdays all day.
J. Z. FLEMING.
Mot till - . Towinda. Pa.
oct. S. 1871
I'STRA.Y.—Left Ulf) ..enclotinre of
the undersigned; in Towanda tarp.. on or
about the 15th of September. a fairish red 2 year
old heifer. smallish horna. .any, information In re
gard to the whersOonts of sald heifer will be pals:
for. Information should be left at the lower meat
market. Towanda. 0111571TEt k PETERSON.
September 211.1871.—awe
COAL TAkby the Gallon or Bar
rel. for sal* by the OAS COMPANY.
7.• 1.,
QEptElpEli 25, 1871,1
TIE BEST:ASSMITHEN
A ITLE
TA. , yIAOR
Vkalt , A.TTRACTI. fl STOCK
L 3
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Black Bilks:
Colored 811x+.. - . Colored Alpacas.
Fancy Silks. Pure Black ][opals.
-
.Irish M ix t
w ur. , Neilsen.
French Empress Oaths,
• .
English Wines. , Maids. Reps.
/ I
VELITTM 'S, .&c., hx. v
. mil= GOODS.. FLANNELL I
Linens. , White Flannels.! •
_ , Napkins. : . , Bed Plansiels. ,I
' Sorrels. - Cheek Flumela. 1 ,
"""- Embroideries • Shirting Slanterist .
..Edges„ • ;Opera Flannels.
CLOTHS, I '
- cesslitzuzs.
- 1 .
- : , DE.A.VEII&
, - - .11EPEIJANTe3, • I -
COATINGS.
AND SACHMOS„
r .. . • I -
et "o. r.,
§5. 4 5 8 5
e .
el g. p :e- 5 ,
• 1Z
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M
itIDGFAY S .S-CIIETT
sold
871.
TirFi. CHEAPEST PLACE
t, or
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS,
METROPOLITAN STORE,
and Rubbers evei,brought into Brad
ford County, Which will be sold 25
3 so
s5O
*.gi f fil.3•4:.l
LOWEST P/t1
I
, MITE ATTENTION
, OE_ -
DRESS GOODS.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
, • 1
AT . BARGAINS.
1
FlT7nn
• LATEST .ft-LTIES
SHAWLS
I'XAMME. STOCK
AND
BUY GOODS CHEAP. /
/ /
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TO BUY
IS AT TIVZ
NO. 3 ORIFFITIIS. FATTONS BLOCS.
BRIDGE STREET
The largest stock of Docits, Shoes
per cent. cheaper than
.Chey can be
Wright at any other-establishment.
I buy ply gOoas at first bands and
thereby save the' Jobber's profits,
which enables mo to sell cheaper than
any other Hollsa in 'Towanda.
RUBBERS I RUBBERS ! I
Of all the latest styles., which will be
retailed at Factory Prices
Mena' Kipp and Calf Boots, and
Ladies Fine Shoes, retailed at Whole-
sale Pziee2.
I have the exclusive sale of SAM-
trEL WILSON'S liens', Womerue,
and Children% Fine Six-s,
*bich are the bast ever brought into
the market:
- ELLIS H. NOE,
.
uravoE .§lltri.T.
Taira s, Sept. 23.
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111111
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LOW- PRICES
Mid! Alpacas.
FIRST - C
IS T
MCONTA.INTYIES:
STOCK NOW COUPLKTE
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0 .•. . 2°
.4 2
0-003DS
LCD
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urnish
T&I'L6II k-CO
CA
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TItIINI7S : S ,k,TRAVELINGIBAGS I
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WANDA,' PA_
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DB. lIIIQUOLUT'S
OHOLBRA COADIALt
Ghee prompt relief in. ili dersogements at the
&mach stitS•lk:rriP•Olik such sit Psts:Eirsint,
Cgozzaa Idosses. Cams= Ississtrw or Stoners
Costrussi. blown= Tztritteo, Du:sou. DT&
same. ho.. It Is &slant to Slant:ate. end in pain.
id pada:Wei &meth stlhnents. it is a soverign rem.
edy. A descriptive circular replete with useful in.
_formation accotopsnies each bottle. . • •
a' epailti I e HS . 4 Irt, ,e• 4
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- This may certify .that I bays long known Dr. G.
Urquhart of Wilkes-Barre and • believe that I speak
'the seadimmit of all who know him. when I say that
all Ore Math= of life, he is worthy of tbo respect
and confidence of the virtuous and the intelligent
people of our ommty. • THODWIP. EMIT. •
Raving derived much benefit from taking Dr. Ur
quhart's Cholera Cordial. I inn free to recommend it
as a reliable preparation in oases of Diarilloce. •
DIM BURDETT.
It is s most islusble medl lne speedy In It. oper
ation; end always sure to afford tilvf.,
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W. R. PARSONS.
'From experience in the use of Dr. Urquhart's
Cholesa Cordial. I have no hesitation in saying it is
the best remedy I hare ever tried for Cholera 3for
bus. Chip, and pain In the .gtoreach and Dowels.
BA3IITEL EDT?.
I have waif - the Cholera Cordial for ten years. In
every ciao it effected a cure, and I feel justified in
saying that it is the lse=nedicine for Diarrhoea.
Dysentery, Pains and . pa in the Stomach and
Bowels, ever offered to the`pubUe.
J. MILTON COUSTRIGHT.
- I baie experienced the miiest surprisingly bey
finial effects from Dr. Urquhart's Cholera Cordial. • it
is quiet hi actiom'and I regard it as unequall in
eases of Colley Diarrhoea. dm., and r really desire to
recommend it to all affected4ith Bowel Complaints.
st • 'LAY. LOOMIS. •
Dr. Urquhart's Madera Cordials Is pri;parsd at
WUtoa.Aatte, Penn's, and - sent_hy sipJass !any
where. FiSty cents a bottle. _ -41204,7141 m
AIIABLE REAL - STA.TE
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POR SALE:
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.The onbecri ber cam salo the. followpnetlek•
cribed property io liorth Towanda tovreqh! - about
ono rale from Towanda Borough: - ; •
Al HO USE] AND,
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The lot contaies about one acre , and. aka r. Tile
U.OLIDe is large And convenient. with well, Fisteru,
two good barns,luul several varieties of choice fruit,
inelnding.appica, pears, peaches, •graw.s, blackber
ries. raspberries; S:c. . • • - (.....
ALSO—Abent 20 acres of lar.d conveniently situ
ated on Gie east side of the Waverly road arid about
GO rods tenth of the lionise and rot. 1 •
ALSO—A ono-third interest la the ?Illproperty
luty as . . .
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MYtR'S . il.i.ltti
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Of thlaiproperty th ere is - about 4 acres of
large Grist and Flouring Mill, Saw 3fill and 0
lug Efocute. The Mills dre hi good, conditi,
are do ,4 a prosperous business. \ !
Beal estate in and about Towanda is rap
vancing. and in a few years;l3o doubt, tills P
will be double Its prevent value. '
Will be sold together , or sepa. - ately, to
purchaser: , • . . ,
For further Information enquire on the p
1:41,111' ,
North Finranda. Aug. :23.'11:
A. PETTES CO.,
111)W.i.!111tm , 1 3 tio• stock or
FALL AND:IVINTER GO
In great variety, tuzh . a.
DR-Y.', GOODS
uILLXNt nr
TANGY GOODS ,41:ND NOTIONS;
Dirrgi SILKS SILI VELVETS. ,
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VELVETEE.*S, WATE:RPII
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Which Ibil• will :fien at 1.1:e
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, s t the sign of the Big Bonnet, ol . );.:41:i'
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Respectfully announce to the publicin ge
they hare opened a large and choice stock
GROCERIES AND PROVI
In the stord formerly occupied by John Meridath,
corner Main and Franklin streets. Towanda, which
they wilt sell as 'cheap as the cheaper tor
- CASK).
You will always find TOW_ jast as.
hippy as ever, to wait upon'all old customers and as
,many new oncsars will favor them with a ImIL
THOR. MOM, TIItxS. murp. k. CO.
THOS. ZILIIIDETI7. '
O . AUTION.----folllereas, :illy wife
LOTTIE, has left my bed . lioa r td without
Past cause or provocation. all Pet:HMS re hereby
forbid harborinibr traistlnitlier on tnv oconnt..as
I will pay debts of hercoutrealng after this
date.. • • - P.. 0.. DOE.
,Lelloy. PL. Rapt. 2.5, 1871.
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N7 CITiM ee:of —Having been p.pointeci
Thst
2 the estate of Genriett Gibudro,'
late of Canton . ton-whin. Bradionl corm y. Pi., de.
ceased, by hex tut will- ardl testament. I hereby
• warn and forbid all persona from pm-chasing any
property on the premises, from Isaiah Gilmore, or
removing. the same without my consent,' under
penalty of prosecution. R aI. S.
.s.eP64• • iTraistee.
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"DETERGENI POWDER.
For ?ink
POWELI..; & CO'S, TOWAkDA.,
CIXANS EVERITIID;G.
' Try I Ana. be cvniince4. iscrfif
fare i of J69ia
Wolcot late of Warren.Sala fariu Is situated
on the rota from :Windham to Owegoi Has sixty
acreA•of good land, well watered and well' improved.
About 20 acres of 'good hemlock timber.tood house
barn, wagon bongo and granerr Terms made easy.
' Enquire of L. 11. WOLCOTT, or of HENRY W 01...,
COTT. on the premises. • * *Sept. 2Jl—ew •
VALUARLE REAL ESTATE
FOR lilAir..—One-10t23Na112 feet, or ono lot
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any de - aired aildtlr or length, eitnated nearly oppo:
site 0. D. Etattretra Foundry. the; property - or the
late James Matteson. Apply: td. -
' jalyl2'7l • •• 1:LIZAB1ITI 11.1RZSON. •
FAR3.I FOR -4-A L T,V. - -I °e'er .ms
farmfor sale, containing ZOO acres. 'situated la
Neve Albany township, 140 mitres improved, with a
large variety of fruit trots and splendid buildings of
all bud/ thereon. I will givo the mirehaser a olmned
to pay my deb 6 and secure a good title.l • Any per.
son wanting a good farm - will do. s tvell to call and
IVlfor birn •
lbanr. Pa. Aug. 30.11. 'A. IiEVERLY.
THREE HOTIStS AND LOTS IN
A. TOWANDA BOROG'GII ron BkY 4 --situstea
01 Poplar Street, above- Western Avenue. • These
houses are now licing built and- will be. completed
on August lat. latH4' l eriV cistern, arid. cellar with
each house, For:trier :particulars address or en
quire. of . - l'
ljnxie29llV - W. 1311 AMW•ttl..
. At Bed, bite, and Bin • • tore. Towasda, I's.
IV •
OR SALE House and Lot on
Railroad street, • opposite. John .2451dlerenn's
residence tad. convenient to the Iron Worts. The
bowie L nevi. contains 6 room awl* brielt basement;
nelland other necessary ocattencleson than'
lies: Apply to WM. HMlllt at is
Motel, r.rldge street, Towanda, Pa. ' logrr.-tt
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pROCLA3fAIIoig.--WIiEREAB,.
.Hort. =EMS B. IfrirtlMilt.President Judie
of the 12th Judicial District, oorottating -of the too
th% of Bradfordsna. ihiaqueltanna, tad Bona. tam-
Los riusazeimd J. IV._ VAlttrlth. Allaociate Jtrigea,
to and for said county of Bradford, bare humid their
.precept twain*: data Abe 21th daraf Sept., 'llllO.
to me- directed for - holthmkar ; Court of
Common Pleas, at Troy for the Omit" of Brad
ford. - on Xendar, October 23, me, to continue, one
Week. - • ' - : • . • -
644. 2.3,,1871.--31.:
lIIAL LIST .FOR OCTOBER
imm,lAll, ATTDOV . '
Then Dunning vs. IL C. R.-W. Co " appeal
'A. M. Fitelivrs. C, T. Way et. al luuo
L. A:Medley vs. Pomeroy Moe - ease
iloagland vs. J. C..Waborton replevin
A. C.'l.lnorots. &setae itiff et. al.-........:5at fa:
Dowry Dna - vs. "Wilibina S. Dobbins eject
Ponsna v's. - I'..Fcizisif et. a 1... ....for sit
. do ' John Wolf et. al. .. .. ... .... „amid - .
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H. F. Long n. Alonzo Loter's saiierl• • . . °II "
Henry Hickok vs. Putasna Baster - appeal -
Goodrich,. Newberry * Peck vs. Etas Piro In. Co.ip.
A. O. Moore va4ohn Cut:mars - debt;
Henry 31111er,vs. N. Smith's administrators. 2.appead ' -
Julia Astellike.. vs, C. T. Merry et. al ....eject-
- do / vs. 0. P. Ballard " -...:-.. do
P. L. Baßard've. Edrrard Burke's adm'rs appeal
0. C. CpVertvs. Geo. Jones sleet - --
'7-.'
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0. D. Field TO. A. B. afoote.. ..... —.. ..... appeal
Da z ; v o.llaUbton vs. W. IL M0are.....i.,......: do , ,-
S. . Paine vs, John Ballard past
C.... C. Paine vs. Delos -ILocirxed. ke..... .... . . .:Aler4 „ !,, ,
}cants Yates vs. Charles trendy . ••• . ireap.Usu't.t:
Henry C. Gorturt vs. N. C. 8.. W. Co, cairn
&Mon Morgan vs. William Tdosier..-. - . - -. appeal ,
J. A. Persons vs. N. c.-rt. W. CO trevPall_
,_,..:
G. W. Lang:o4VA. Schuyler Gates , - ..,:appeal -, ---.
G. B. Davison vs.-W. S. Dobbin use . , . 'debt
N. IL-Mattocks vs. Wm. Harkness .. .4.2
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John .118.V,ellatt vs. N. C. 8.. IV. Co ' d poont
W. S. Soudan vs. John IL Calkins 1 debt
• Subpomais returnable on Monday. October =,. 'a
15171, at 10 a. re. _ ' ' ' . '
Oct. 5. 1971
T .IST ' , OF OF PER: .
SO`'ifi drawn to set. sie - Trsvorib 7amre In a
Court of Common Fleas to be held at Troy, on
110N1)AY, OCTOBER 23.1871 • •
Asylian. George GriC 4l B .Athens .
Mitchell; Darlington Bore. William Henry; Bat. .
tington twp.; Charles Enrpp; Burlington. West
Beres Ward. Jeeepli Foulke; Barclay, .Charles D.
NoribruP: .Columbia, Jolin 11 Watkins, Geo. Bitilags t
Canton twp.,Benson Wright: Canton•boro, Milton
Tront: - Fratlin, Monroe Walter; Granvill. John.
Woman, 2,1; Hcrrlck. Henry 11.. Blocher. Weir. A. -
Scrilrea: Laßoy. John EelleY, er., Charles Ifodgland -
Lltchfiebt: John -C. Campbell •, • Orwell. Aaron O.
Friable: Pike. Josn'Brirrows. Alfred Worten. Mar- •
Ali E. Warner; Illagbury, Smith B. Brown: Stand- -
Ing Stone Hiram Garden; Shiishecmin. Daniel Gore _
Sticania;Chas. E. W2lilo; To randa Fannon.; •
Huntley: Towanda twn.. George Britton; - Towanda-
North. Wm. Manger: Troy boro. 'Theodore Waldron
Mater. John r, EMT; Warren. Nathan - Newman ir.;
Wyalnsing, Dail,' L. States, Clark ilialkatiack,Ni
rain A. Bask: Welle. James Owens.
y.IN - ilyxr,
Sbgriff. •
Sept 23i 1971
Bland. a
a DI% ell
ion. aka
nRPITAN:S COURT 'SALE.—By
sirtne or an order Imbed ont of the Orphan's
Court of Bradford county, the .undervistted airtitt.
!stratar of the eabsta.of G. 11. Stone, late of Itlyaln.;
sifts twpdtccatted. will sell at public tole on the
p— SATO - M. AY.
alit the I al
idly ad"
'roperty
1114 `9
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al
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FAITTI
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the remairet the pureltase limey tiro year's
from the it-44.i c.f.' co:if:mutton of salt 7 - TLu etreeal
itstillments, to b.) interest, '
1811
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DII. LIMS tii.A.TOR'S NOTICE.,
A
o th's is 1, tsro, eiven that all perfons ir.febt
ee. to the egtato oIGLTTEN CLAM!, tlecezeetl, late .
M_ Bolc . liugton. - are reque.7teet to male itarnel
ate np.rrient, .perFer.a.ll.ftyma clams raiiret
emit estate moat AtesatttlienticatedfQr
sctr.lenter.t. BENJ. 3t..t0...tt.r...
c.ct.5.•71-wit • Aesninistrat.r..
OFS
t.PPLICfATION IN DIVORCE.—
..L. T n . Calvb . Shertnr.n.—Yo. 4 IQ; T.. j.s7l.
Ydn are 11 , 1r1 - .7:: notfied - that Ct o 1). Sherman. you:"
wife. her non.friend. A. if. K. Wo.i, has ap,'
Vied to the court of epnlmon 1 -leas of tradford eo.;
for a divoree from the h...ndg. of matriraonet and the
kaid court Tins anpoinii.d Monday, the clay of
Ortober.l , zll.i•.t Troy for he:lr!rtz the F aid ay. in the
premiers at. which td.me and place yon' canattnid if
ycu talir.k propel..
pep ^S Tl-w{
ti m.
APPLICATION IN D' IVOIICE.—
To ferry nn.ol.—No. 440 Per. Terra. 1f,t19.
Vott are berc•by notified that Polly -Bstell‘
,:your
ber next frier.d.l. Q. Rathbun. ha applled
e.ai,t of common pleas 14 Bradford county.
1.07 a ,liserra from.the bonds of matrimony. and tbo
saLt-con-t bra aroolntod Monday. the 2.1 d of October
1:':71. at Troy for hearing the said Pony-Pfell. i i thf,
prctr.ial.s. at whirr tirne and place sort can attend if
yen think proper. 1. PERRY VAN' FLYMT.
scp. Sherri:
MB
APPLICATION- IN- DITORCE.--•
To Henrietta 158. -May teynt
18:11,..-Tott ace hereby notffied that rrancis
jiliAand has ,applied .to the comrt
rat enniMArreriea'si•of Bratiforil eonntS. fga• A - ail - area
from, the hands of matrimanY, ant fke - ila4ll.enntt
has arpointeaMontlay. the 2'.1t1 (lay of Oct-38 H, at
Troy, for hearing saia Francis in the prentiseli. at
tthieh 'ante:lna yon can attend if yott think
proimr.'
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Snpt. - 28, 1571.-4 w.,
• A PPLICA.TION DT DIVORCE.-
Jk. To Jetnntlab 2.r:ol—No. 4ti Dec. terra, 1910.=
Ton are hereby notified that, Augusta M. Lonk, your
trife, by her rtF...tt friend,l P. L. rettingill. 112_4 ap.'
plied to the coitrt 'of corrunpn.pleas of Bradford
rorn3tY, torn dit - Orre from ttte bends of matrintort.
and the slid conrt bag aprol:ite.l Monday. the
of October, 1871, for lif,arinsy, the '.id Augusta in the
Pretni gen. at which time and place yon can atteml if
you thank proper.
Sept. 2S. 1571.--t•.r
TNCORPORATION
it- In the matter of 'the incorporation of Tfie
Towanda Lyerma d Library. ABE o eatiO/i — NO. 203
Dec. Term, 1371:
Notice is beieby given that the above' named Aa
endation has presented to the Court of Common.
Picas of Bradford County their article of Asaociation
asking for a decree of Incorporation, and Slie said
Court hac rq ezamined the- same, and tniting them
correct will decree •that their be Iticorporated ae
erased for, an Monday, the 4th'. day of Dec. 1571;
O'clock p. m., nnless cause he . shown'to the era.
tra t . W. A. THOMAS.
Sep: 2.r71-w:i Prothonotary:
Co
Eilii
APPLICATION Fon- THE
F.FTT OF THE -INSOLVENT LAIC.—Td my
creditors. take notice. that I. Ilanjandn F. Ds% byre
applied to the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford
earrnty for tha benent of the inaelrenA laws of this
CommenVealih. and that the court have *led the
first Slendak of December next for a tioarlzif of my
self aml my creditors-
SettL23„-'lB7l. Ttr.N7A3lni P. tam_
lONS
A ITSIINISTRATOWS NOTICE.—
iroticb to heirlyy ;liven to all persahs Indebted
to the estate of W3I. 11. 31ORS'F. late of Litchfield
township, deceased, mnst mate immediate tar
molt. and all persOns havitm claims against said
estate most present them dolt. ailthentiated for
settlercenf
J
°e l 5.1511.
wig"' •xt*,
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AUDITOR'S N O,T 1.0
Y'airohn's use rs. 7'. 1. Lac ji I. No. 114, Rcpt.
T.,18:0.. In the. court of Common Tleas of Bradford
county.- •
Ths undersiZni4l an andtior appointed by. said -
Court to diat.ibntb money in thd Sheriff's hands
raised from the sale of dcfendani'a real estate, will.
attend to Om duties of hiis appointment at Itis.offfre
in Torrinffs Boro4 on TUESDAY, OCT. ii2.1.71.-it
o'elach, a.m.. at which time and place nil 1 . P:7A. , 1111
112 , 71112 claims s:m said money are reipaired to pre:
'sent the fetreObrle debarred from comins? in upon
said fond. t. - .• • s IL J.
0tt.511-tvf --
A -MITN:I.STIIAT.OA'S NOTICE.- •
.4 - 1
-Notice is hereby given that all persons indebted
to the estate of `SAINA COVE, late at Smithflekt • •
de4vased. are regneited to make immediate payment r
and all persons having claims against said estate '
must present Clem duly authenticated • for settle- •
-ment. ; ADAM SUM.
sepl:l•ra; - . Administrator. ,
IJDITOR'S. XOTI,CE.--:- The: Town
ip of lrysbx rs. Lianaer
and T. F. Madill. No. 42G; May 1871.. Xrrtlie
Court of Coin:non -.Picas. of Bradfordr.nt 3 .l7. ,
The" untlerMmaisd an Auditor appointed 1:0 said
Court to dixitibitto money in the Sheriff's Stands,l
raised from, the stile of ifefetilauts personal property '
%fill attend to the duties of his appointment at
his stake in the bbrorigh of Towanda, surt.Saturtlay;
the 4111 - day of November. 1871, at 1 p.m, at Wideli
time, arid Small persons having cauMai le said .
moneir are re4Msted to present such claims, or be
detiarri.sl from reining in upon - said fund. '
IV. P.;(7ff. • -
Auditor.
•
A uraTows. tHE
mat t er of ter Estate 'of D. S. 11"nrttm, dttuitcd.
In 14e Orphan's Court of Etrtutford County.
Me underst.med. appointed-by the Orphans' Court
of paid eouuty,an Auditor. to marshall assets and as- \
tributa tunas in the hands of toe silm'r of said estate,
will attend to the duties Of his appointment,-at the
othco of Ocorton Elsbreo tn. the borough of
Towanda, on FRIDAY, the let day of DECEMBER.
1871.-at 10 o'clpa. a. In., at time and place; nit
persons having claims to said moneys. are regnired .
Ito 'present the same, or bo forever tlebarred front
[coming In upon said fund. , - •
• bet-8.'714w E. OVERTOS; Jes,'Attiltor. „
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
The underaignel offers for sale his farm alto,
ate.d;ln Laporta twp.. Sullivan county, Pa.. on the
stage road about midway between Laporte and Du
shore, on the banks of the Lofalsock creek. Said
farm contains 76 acres of land, about .11) acres well
cultivated, and the net well timbered. lies on it
a saw mill, grist mill. good water Power, a large plank
house, kept as a tavern, a large plank barn, a horse
stable with good sheds, and other outbuildings. end
a good bearing orrlaard. Reason - for Aling, tir
health. For further particulars address
Oct. 5, 1871. . . REBath24.itmG. .
VANMtET,
Stifrrift
lir3r.- THOMAS.
Prothonotary-
C. A. ,
..3eantnistratsr
ITTIIT VAN FLEET, 1
-,Sbetirr.
J. P. VANFLEET.
.t. P. VANFLEET.
Sheriff
xrprni monst,
nifsnr D. mown
• Odmtnlstrators
oc 8':1-tv
COWELL & MYER ARE sv,r,t,z
ng TEA very cheap.• 7 • • (
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