Vradfora_:i: tp4ritr
- -
I,OCAT, lAND GE
ie. M. C. MEncrn has j s A put a
liew fire mai burglar-piling' Rafe in ti a bank.
r&- Meows has sold
store to bni: nuSENBE:Itir and Coat
t •
' gs.. The Okiiner says tbra'
foinulry.at 14enfi, has been turned
GM
e Thd Williamsport G.
Ei EAZER PIi)(7.ROT
~ of Tr4,-is the g,
r
a - 1 10,.. The 'Masonic Lodge al
. rolt onr humirnil ikollars tn . their bre
';rol;.rer] by tub relent fire in Chinni
pnlrlitgalred and s
relzhitereel at the Snsque
Til:tifilt, ! , ,.t, term.
dourt at Troy last' w
wc .l a t t a large number o
(.r. leuig's Hall was occupied
• "
• ger-A c*inittee bag been
( .1 t., awartllUizes for the best speak
1. tits d tN; Virlietziate Institute, a
,n'Prida'y erening•next:
- or. Thursaay, November
sii're. by the President and
of "pkanlismving. We hope
rally.obsM7ed in a becoming ma!
is Noiiliern Lodge No.
Meet to-morrow (Fricia
a: tntiLetia of i as usual.
1;,1-Ann , rypirited to be prompt in a
•
657- :We are informed that
! has plirChased a hotel in Lel
1,1,,A1 it ;t4i S. W. Brcx, who will
att , -;:a to thoilMAiness of-making Dem,
tkic 1, .row ._:11
, .
, -
- M.. lizaw.ts & Rancoes 1 Hi ernian
m0,u,.1,,, will appear in lferenes[Hall, on
at
,r
unl.,y ,v, - .4.ing'- next , Nov. 4. The . onpe 111
4 , ;111 ,, , , t.ii of ist : enty artistA,.and cons highty
n... r,r.iend r d..,.. We anticipate a rich treat for
. t.n ,, 4 , has,- ttir pleasure of being pr 'Sent on
- ti. , ~ ocasi, l i. ; . .
• t'•,v- The . ivinter term of t 'e Sus
cy;thanim Institnte, will ; pen on
:!;•,v : 0. The term jolt closed
h,,JI one 'of themok suceessful in She his
t,,, ry of ill, it4titution, a !Net which so alts well
f,r,. Messrs. Ity.tN and OrtriANt.
rcv. Tll ,2 Ix. arcs four familieg
inl.Y.ll: towrn
ty. th. mute TiEnFASS, tt
14•; ti • !Ity -o.l o . Chiltll . 01. T
113 N ktl it•11 . ;•:!'t t,, 111:11 ;he wt
tern
,
.. PI , E 1:9.i.. --Tip , first of a, series
.1 ...:,:.,-1,, ;iti:, :., 1!:,- v. - .: 1 9a A s, of owanda,
a::d Th•.„1r.;,!..) , ., - ....,t Av;d:lsin g , was to have
~..:,‘ io:nyetl t, T. , n -- ,,tela: t!;atur.lii"-, et. 28,
1 , ,t :',. liq i i , • l px- fo • : -. .; g. t,i ni.rtear, tl e Wino
e., . ;,,,.,; ii , ,•1:ri,T,.,• t,y n tz , oro of nil 'o to no-
m. 13E11:1 ; rum, the- fireat
;Cal 4ii•_e an entertainment in mean's.
n 7.llm4lify cu ug next. No me who
a ta.te 101 l rini: , le, should pcminitlll soppw
an.ry seeing . this 4onildrtul
dr: grifilS hf.ihifi, paho,lll.lilliprOV
.l. 7. , -10..ts :I.r Ponnni
=I
Nl , A:cr,, of the Ttipithan
,. 4, • le-rangt•tnt,. to
WAiw trial,
at Tiiiildaittin , tik,
T 6, l,aper tall hr furnislitar
crory i•rt Price r/ Cit'ats
rirs.
-7•-•-4.-
NVe piiiied to tear • that
L dit•,l
1,1;:111 \it, L. had beton an itiva
, t.r :U. , 1 r.•‘, ncoLs ,!: cc went
.i 1 ::.,i,tn,.: 1 iii the veil/ le,-*e of regai Ling lien
,i ii„,. The 'e . ,ertil %%111 1)., atteuile,l mum t lie
..W r,c,• of Jib I..NND,,i,.te IVysex, tips after
,,,:. : . 7 1 4 A.O OCI , . - i
1V el take pltiastire ill
t 31a.1,1,i.:1 I 4.,"Leltty.v..
!,,• t , f tUe public. Mr. Blioti•Nttvi,,,
nr,,,;,rii•t i r,, is a 'Loss table, get* host,
-;sqs u.l pains inali'C Lis git'.sts feel
N.. I .i is hu!J at this
lq.if,rs do not
go, ,ts.
.
1 i.4:ift:ificN. l
of-N(4, (4:
%%IF, EL.iur r: lia .
Ltd ! w tL Le:
o:.:1 parti, A
'tic- I r.m.Adu , ic,n u udi 1•i•
;;in
't•''.l 7 ;c: divorc rip
, • „ OVVI
I t•ITI. him" Some
Nlis1:11; 14:We itl tliiS Cteelltil
Frk, mizy named DE
i:t l!tc wi.llll
L .
ty-mn' ulann Gm,
lIM
a 2.
tl
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v, • ,t .!.*.ur:tn;;;',ll nt.4 b
• F111:1 ‘ . 1, nty4. &imp...riled
•-are
Are- \\*..• diroct I):Loicular at 'l , ritioit
t•. t M.:. P. tit.alt.r
Itit,;ilar collunt). Mr. 1:. Ints
. • !`d'
111 tl.c liar. and FOIIIC Of he _but
,tl.l to 11,e. lr tit/CS
•' L'Odi I
hi :-.1)10 to 1,!
I , lyn-s. hi".
1.1 DIZ,F(I. Itl
I.itun4k•r,l Gth,
1 , 11 :11,m41.1y.
I Hl'. W. .•T 11... 1
411
• 4 ,, igel .1 the tbragt od ` J"bn'A
t,, t4Lc tirect lie
):.r, having bee:i
• • tim:, S. P. IL IL, his gone
;• nifer,o,(t.i of tba road.
- !,: hax removed fro
•••••
- -
Tilel fiillokviig munl)er4
•.- Cr t)..•l.Naiad.F3m Co. Gift El
,:t T.14,41ty aft•.,r:l4, - ,: t ;at. _
• : 44 44:144;1,4:0H.; 34) lielso nuinkr44 eau
44. :4• 4,% e4t;,:i9.44ei L. R. Fit4 , rr
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. 1.'2 . $5. 0 9: 361, i 73.0 4 -1; 7 ):), s. - ,i)o;
'.5.il I: 2f14., $1.0.6.);% . ~ $5. 1 0;
'L o.'i :NO I/ ''. 3)2. :5.113;- 2.55 1 iii)4l.);
( -!' . ..i 7 '.' ,. ); 9 :i $5.00:472, $10:01: 931
73. F.11).0 ); t; 3J. 1,.J.11); 52.), i 2 . 4.00- 81;9,
1:1. V r ,.eu: .:;i, i'51.00; 49, :i'-iyX); 44 ,
' ,il 'n: ) 4' 1 ): 752, 4.,(12; 75, $1.03; .7:72,
i
'.... • 4 , 41 ::1 i•i:, 5;3 4.4. -, -I.:0,,); 97 . 5, -$5(30; i 4803,
' - . 1. 2 4 i' 4 314. 0 41: 47n. ' , JOAN); C. 21, :5 4 e . .'0; 816,
ME
-• .di •
'roc' laes of the Presbyterian
• r.,• : e,o 11. :Arty afternoon las 4: fur the
:41•Wing
• t :
JosEra
Mr:+l Ova: oN.
21)01.FA
• IL, TruNti•HßEl i ..
: ( 2' f tee. JAYEd MAC-
A. J. Noi - .L.r. 1 , 311 . .1. P. D. Mon
.
L ' '•' ,orlzanizaFion nOto
•'. I,,r4l,,,i,ufferers.by
.c:ery Hill laitld s mitr society
..• ( ~ .'ll•4 ' . tit the residence it
1... ,71 11”:
argi rioxt Ivr
ille...flog will Lc lie!'
)vuu,,N,
EMI
in- An old , subscriber came into
this office a few mornings aim*, and said that
ho had carelessly allowed his subscription to
the licrouna to run out, and that he had been
almost lost without it. "When I started for
town this morning,"said ho, "my wife said,
' Now don't come back until you have subscribe
ed for the IlteorrEs again,'" and like a dutiful
husband be obeyed, and said be should be
more punctual in the future.,
is Dro
•
Another erubseriber in a distant town, vrrites:
"Enelolled find $1 for Itzfoirrsa six months., I
feel as though I conld not do without it, as it
brings roe, vreekly news that I ariki not got
othernise."
the old
into a hay
ENTERTATSUEST AT lizacrres HALL.
—The 21ru.ocK *others, who are well kno
among the lovers of,good maid° in Towanda,
have engaged the services of the talented young
composer and prima donna, Hiss VIENNA Das
onterr, and with her assistance will giro a con—
cert in /domes: Hall, mi Thmsday evening,
Nov. 2, 1871.
Bette says
I oat rogue
' Athenp,
hren who
We aro creditably informed tbat the pro
gramme to be presented on next:Thursday
evening, is the best ever offered to the public
by tho MuLtocx Brothers, and will consist en
tirely of: vocal a.nil instrumental music..
The addition of Mips DEstontsflo this quar
tette, so favorab i ly known in Towanda,- is a
mark worthy of - consideration. She has sung
in our principal cities, such as New York, Bos
ton, New Haven, etc., and has received the
1 igheid encomium& from the preEf.
tv stn
anna C 44
A:, was
casce d'.
.eII
I ;ppoint:
i tm-by the
I: Mercnr's
NAILS—The following table
will show any one at a glance the length of the
various Sizes and the number of nails in a
pound. They are rnted "3
-penny" rip to "20-
penny" The first Oolnmn gives the number, ,
the second the length in inches, and the thirti
the number, per pound—that is:
3-penny, 1 inch, 557 nails its , lla
4-penny; 11 inch; '353 nails
5-penny, inch; ,232 nails " •
6-penny, • 2 inch, 167 "
7-penny, '2l inch; 141 nails "
S-penny, 24 inch, 101' nails
10- Penny; 2i inch, CR nails "
12-penny, 3 inch, 54 nails "
20-penny,, inch; 34 nails "
Spikes, 4 inch; 16 nails "
Spikes, - 44 inch, 12 -nails "
Spikes, , 5 inch ; 10 nails "
Spikes, '6 inch; 7 nails "
Spikes, 7 inch, . 5 nails "
14 0, has
Governor
to see it
MU
P. 3 I. 0.
evening
ihe mem
endance
01. Pl
ereafter
rate in
From this table au estimate of quantity, and
suitable sizes for any job of.,work can be easily
made.
3 IAGAzIsEs.-LDemore.qt's Monthly for
'November presents na with a hill -and varied
choice of Winter Fashions, so essential to our
;climate hnd the tastes of the. ladles. Tlie pres
ent issue has its.nsual variety of &lisle, Litera
ture, Household, and other useful artiCles, and
the new list of Premiums for 1872. The terms
for clubs aro very liberal, and should be exam.'
rued by all who require—andlwho does not ?
a Family Magazine. t 3. 0 .0 per year. Puldish
ed at 833 Broadway, lCow YOrk.
—Yung Anicrica for NorMnber greets no
with its usual pleasant pages andhealtbfal eon
tents fur the minds of our juvenile friends. o We
think this inestimable Monthly increases in val
-ne each successive ilsue, and our young friends
who are subscribers should endeavor to pro
cure otliers at this favorable season. They will
be well rewarded for their trouble, in premitims
by the pubhoher. tV. JE.NICINOS DEatunEsT, 833
llru.tdway, New York. $l.OO per year.-
father,
ip. Mon
ti(' ha%•e
e father
pi lan-
ADMONITION TO ADVEUTMERS.—WO
have frequently sr forth the great- benefits
whichinay be and are derived from advertising,
and in order to show our readers what other
journalthts think on the subject, we submit the
following sensibly remarks from a leading corn
mercial and financial piper of New York city,
the Joneoal of Commerce. The merchants of
ToWauda would do well to ponder what is so
sensibly declared by our cotemporary
" PCOOO who sit nervously in counting-houses
or behind their:goods, waiting for customers
to take them by storm, and missing no effort to
Out the world know the bargains they have to
otter, will find the season unpropitious. Many
of tho.e who have 'sent large sites in hiring
drummers and paying for their well known ap
pliances of trade, have effected large sales a but
swallowed up too large a share of the' receipts
.in such enormous attendant expenses. The
1 la et remuneration has been. found •by these
who have returnCil to more legitimate old
fashioned nietheds of, pushing their business.
e say it, not simply because we aro inteiested
in this hue .4xponcliturv, but as advice to all
who wish to 1.,e enterprising and Gi secure a
large c;,stoin, there is nothing now so effective
to [la: , 4,14 as judicious advertising. A little
advertising nfay be like a gentle touch of the
whip t•i iss,r DolAin's horse, "a mercy thrown
lids}," but a liberal outlay is almost certain to
Dramg in a large retai', and this will last even
beolid the turn-nt season. We do
,not believe
any one dho has valuable service Or. deal
ruble rte to offer can fail or reapipg a rich
harvest by continuous advertihnig on a large
.W.The editor of the Pittston .
Llh fit pece:.tly paid a visit to the wild family of t
Wyoming comity, :end gives a long and inter
esting iceonot of them in a recent number of
his paper. In the last Cimief we find the follow
ing notice of a second visit :
ccum
lle. l'a.,
THE WILD 3.1e - rrs OF Itioniar..—On lle,day
morning last, in accordance with our Treatise
iu coidet orSatorday preceding. we, in compa
ny.with Bend. Bevan, Henry Smith, Esq. En
sign, A. 0: Milligan, Eli Ager, Frank Damon,
L. B. Sharps, C. IL Dorr and Harry Dcvcre,
with a had 411 - prOVISiOII23 and clothing contrib
uted by Messrs. V. PeWrion, Bossard, Jar.
1V al, S. Bishop, Benjamin Brice, S. P. Fenn,
C. S. Stark, P. C. Dewey, I. La 836.
• Witt, E. I'. Lear, A. il., brown, Stch,
Co.. Mr,. J. Bader;
Wm. At.,:,, the Mis:-.ez: Law, Miss Hattiekiliver,
Mr. lirochoay, Mrs. C.'nerve, Mrs. A., J. Grit . -
lith, S. Stunner, Mr;. L. Elterieh, C. Pugh,
.-tevens Bros., Geo. Lazarus, Schlager, Hilin.r
it ins, J.. .11 Arthstronnt, respecnvely, we
veoied the Beetle a the wandering mute-chil
dren of Monroe te - wnship. We rotund them as
naked as "norm the two children and thefather
salting around *an old iron pot containing
" shorts boiled in water, the father feeding his
children with a shingle. Each and every, one of
the %IN:Wt . :4 aVrr with the (imal that the scene
bi„diS desoription. They fed upon the uro
v.sions ith the rapacity of starving human be
ings. Some chestnuts were given tine
%Inch sine devoured shells and - meat, illustrat
ing the tingle of her obtaining her livelihood
heretofore, to wit, by gathering from the forest
and eating like a beast whatsoever would sus
tain hie. %Vol - I the clothes nand provisions ta
ken to tiIVM inn Tuesday, they were well pro-•
coned to live for a good many days to come,
but - oy later advices we leant that the', girl has
already been divested of her clothing or torn
them from her Intekberself, a freak. it is said'
she is guilty of when not watched.
f®
}:A IT,
• 114
'a short
tt
to
EM1212
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTLON . AT EA.Si"
6:tn - ritrichn.—Pursuant to the call of the
ent.ve Committee the 13radhord County Sun
flAy .Selit%b Association mot in convention in
the Chri,hau Church. of Eteit - Smithfield,. on
ToetdsavOet. 3 : at 9 1 A. u.
The 41.)rning, - trtiwe promise or a riiiity day,
and tleile - 0. , i vet of a toll etmvetition Was Faall
imic ca. _
.r:; • t•x.
t r gruct
F.L f I'S,
=2EI
The .r. C. Ilioti•AY, of
pregent aini presided at all seisiotoi of the.
eJo‘ention. Irev. li. S. DEAN. in fair:cue° of
regular si.cretTry, %Viol al potriti.d to fill the va
elMey. There ivas a ~business committee . , ap
pointed, to whomall the arrangements of the
meetings were ref_Treil, and they reporting
from time to time kept the work moving on
smoothly. The Paa.ors of the Owe, Itei. B.
S. DEAN; Sev. J. H. NAMON, and Her. 11. 11.1tirsi,
were the committee.
Elected
o Texas
ESE
The tirst topic, "The S. S. Worh," was dis
cussed at length, being o;Anied by Rev. J. Jaw-
ELL, an!' then the topic, " - Qualifications. and
Difficulties of the Sukrintendent," canie on.
Rev. C. C. Conm opened the discussion on this
topic; which vvas'coutinned for some time, and .
postponed until the afternoon.
At noon the weather having cleated, and
more delegates arriving, the afternoon session'
opened under more favorable ausititw: , . The
Rev. C. L. F. flown conducted tho devotional
ev.reiscs. At the appointed time for business,
the " Qualifications and DlfficultieS of the Sri
perintendent," 7 -the topic of „the forenoon—was
taken up and farther cif scussed Re'vs. JEW.
ELL arid andJ. C. Ili:yolk:iv. '
The next topic pre.Sented by the committee,
"Teachers' did" ant-Treparation," was open
ed by O. A Di...teuz, who was followed- by D. T.
--JavrEm.., D. DoraNn,
Ti e address on this subject showed the deep
interest this wor_k of teaching in ,our. Sunday
schools, has on the friends of Sunday-schools
and friends of our youth; it being of the great
est importance how we prepare for our great
and respOnsiblo vocation.
After the whole assembly yang "All hail the
potier oficens* name." Der. Dr. LowEr.t., of.
Burlington, gave us his views on the •"Iteepen
sibility.and Qualifications of S. Teaching,"
and was followed by. neve. Ves.ataw, Nssost,
IlAr.ear, trICEIX and kltutAl.
drew
iterpri,c
,thld ri
Rev. Jo= JEWELL Ted in prayer, after which
the convention adjourned till evening.
...- s ) . Iny
at the
The exercises of the evening 'were different
rum the usual order on account of the absence'
L•rottitte vivo was appohdod to give us a
. • .
address.
t ` .tienal exercises introduced the farther
1 . of the convention. At this session we
Ifavored with a large representation of
• pie of Smithfield, filling the House.
rah; in our Sunday-sehools," was the sob
/
.r deliberations, and it was presented first
address by Rev. Y. &czar, of Athena,
reseed the three points of Prayer, Work
e iving, as the great means to the desired
ev. —Emu.; of Washington, and Rev.
,'.
Howa, followed on the wee topic.
Question Box were found a number of
I
ons on Sunday-school work, among which
I" Should a scholar fur any reason be ex
from Sunday-school?" "What can be
i. Interest a class of young Olen r "Are
S. Conventions of any user
t nesday, at 1/ o'clock, the Convention met
yer meeting, and after this proceeded to
i- 'ler business of the Convention.
place of the next meeting was fixed for
. ton ; time, third Tuesday of May next.
I election of officers resulted in the elm
: Rev. C. L. F How; President, and J.
I . WAY, Rev. y. HICKEY, ANDEI:IB CABE,
EWELL, Rev. H. Unnrar, VicePresident4.
i:LACII, Recording Sec'y; S. W. Atsono,
1 pending Sec'y, F. J. CALYXES, Treasurer.
're Committee, Bev. C. L F. flow; 0.
.., , ...
1 CE, Mr. ---- WArson. B. 8. .11ACT,, MT.
1 ASOS.
of a
for pi
the
Ea rh
• sti .
Th
tlon o
C. B
Joey.
A.
Coiry
tiecu
A. It
J. 11.
Aft disposing of the business matters, Rev.
S. P. arse addressed the Convention on the
"Qualities of Good Teaching,'-and was follow
ed by Revs. iticir.4 and Jcwzi.L. The congr!-
Ratiowere now formed into a Bible class, with
Rev. ..Rim= as teacher, and occupied one
_hour.%i
eTy Profitably in Sunday-school 'exercim s,
t
takinfor the lesson Mark 10 : xv-xxxi.
The delegates reporting showed sixty-seven
(67) i attendance from nineteen schools out
side o Smithfield, and the Union school of Bur
lingto , carried off the banner offered at the
last nvention to the Sunday-school having
the la est number of delegates in attendance.-,
The afternoon was devitted to tho children's ' ,
meotirg, at which addresses were made by
Rev. Jon, JEWELL and -- Iftxtu, both vete
rans ht the great S. S.Arnly, one of them hay-
ing wilked over twenty *iloo to attend the
Convetwon, and also by Rev. --Esr.x.v, of
Washington, B. S. Burr and J. C. Rreowar.
'Any!one st this closing session of the cqnven
tion, baying watched the interest in all the , ex
erciseli from the first, and seeing the working
of the spirit could but answer the question,
"Do Sunday-school conventions ray?' arms
tively. A vote of thanks was given to the peo
ple of Smithfield with a hearty good will.
Bev; C. L. F. How; Pres.
0. A. BLACK, Belly..:'
10:10.08*-*Dits1431
' « •
. I
tom' Look at the new Two Button
Gioves, jnet opened at TATLOT2B Co'.S
Don't forget the Keystone
g Palace.
Clothi!
► . 7 ; A full line of Dry Goods just
rocetrod at EVANS k Etazincrifs.
Boys, those shirts have arriy-
Wois & Ck,u)surru..
Miss KIKO3LEY has kid gloves
late fall shade, for one dollar.
in the
var: Spring hats' at the Keystone
Miss Kmasizy displays exqui
, tskte in all her trimmings in hats and bon
.ts, i l tnd they are decidedly cld Tap.
Quick sales and small profits,
it the Keystone Clothing Palace.
Scotch, English, and Ameri
can W ter Proofa, bought before tho a.drance,
ftpd w I be sold acoordifigly at
. ErANs k HILDZETII.B.
C6SIIIIODATING."WOLF Sk: GOLD
umploy s gent. of color to blacken the
~f their customers.
SMITIf
boots
The New Goods displayed by
TAYLOI, Gt. Co. are very attractive..
Or Miss KINGSLEY has certainly
the iluest selection, and altcgethcr the cheap
est assvortinent of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
in T.i..)sfan4.
Stir The great K. C. P. is situated
on Ma n street, next to the First Nation - al Bank.
MO barrels of choice 'Winter
•
Apple from Western Nevr.York, jest received
and for. :ale by D. W. Scow S Co.
Frthrli Poplins, Empress
31erhiotiand Sateena all the new and
r shades just opened at
cloths 1
PoPIII.I,
EVANS tt Hiuntrni's
k SALE.—An - Oriental. Heater,
I new, and verf cheap. Apply to Mrs..
Second St.
noarl3
E. 11.
Fresh Oysters, by thO gallon,
cr digt,, at the Bakery and Dining
of D. W. Smirr &
ME
EMI!
In Cloths, Flannels, Blankets,
Sc., 'our stock is complete.
Er.urs es Iht.ortEru.
Shawl
II ). Fine Isabella Grapes from
ui l ua Co., N. Y., at D. W. Sa.a.ert at Co.'s,
.- •
cents per lb. --
Chant
for 12
Tht celebrated Madame Foy
, and Ladies' Furnirthing Goods - are non ,
vcry cheap at Mrs. Hn.ta , on Bridge
Curs
oath]
strec
KEELER, on Bridge Street, con
! to furnish tome
r 3 with fresh but
veFeta.bles of every kind, at the lowest
thin(
tern
REM
The most,,exqiiisite styles of
for Ladies nod Children, et very' low
just received it Mrs. Hun's.
Hats
price
P ; Velveteens all colors_snitarle
kg, Stilts, atm cnt or Efts for trimnlip7,B
-
for Sa l
at Ev
71
Win f / I
sellin •
Agen i
dt TO $3OO PER MoNnt.—Agents
I 1 for some or t*most popular and best
works of the times. Address, Book
y, Towanda, Pa., 80r,22.
The latest and most complete
lof Mil Mimi is now on exhibition at !dry.
1: rxz's, on Bridge street.
Stock 1
.1. D. !
1. Dr, UpDEGuAri operated up
tenth case of 'cataract from . one town,
sport] yesterday. Every one of the eases
i 'lug well—Elmira Adrertiscr. f
on th
(Lee
are :I
complete line of the "cele ,
"Qtaeciaa Own" Silk lnetre, Black alpaca,
obe bad at Eva Mumma's.
brate,
only
The Germania Fire Ipsuranee
'. T., report that their assets on Oct. 1,
were $1,135,332.14. Losses at Chicago,
Making them sound beyond question.
Jso. W. Mix, Agent,
Towantlaja.
Co.,
1871,
$ 26,
7:- oar stock of Prints, Sheetings,
nr,A, Strips, Checks, Tickings l Denims,
was 57 large Evan - 8 Ihwarrit.
Shirt,
tier
Counterpanes,Table Linens and
sun's Linens, a fall line at
Evass & Hn.nartn's.
a.SALE.—A 'House and Lot on
.d street, near the Wird House.. Building
three stories high, with good well and cis
rd,w9mion given immediately. Apply
'Luc S. Posr.•
Seco]
new,
tern
Read the advertisement of
as Co., tkig wtek.
MI
86,- - Parrz VAR Voi.NDEßitzNitmt.
easonntwouxcnorr Was wad on Bridge street
`yesterday, with one of Wout GOLDIMMeII
late style bats: - •
•
Commurrios.—L .0. of G. T. for thci
counties of Bradford and 18ullivan, meets
it andtbrkdd, Nor. 22, 1871. j A Large stte,d
ance is desired.- S. C. 41.trnoni,
,Wyarnsing. 0ct.•17,
SM.. The report cir
town that Woi.r ttiotnsxt
sell goods to any and but
trade, is unfoundc..l, as it is t
accommodate all, sad bereart
culating such reports will be
Mg to law. '
'P.MISIONS INCREASED.
goners desiring an inereasi
obtain the same by apv lying
wands, Pa. Bring - your P
with you.
Oct.-21, 1,171.-244
CHEAP COAL.—The Su I
cite 'is the cheapest and teat
Also the the Inst Red and Wti
the Central Coal Yard. Order. ,
or at Dr. H. C. Powrrn, Sox
lull be Promptly
Sept. 27, 1871.
QUARTERLY MEETING.
Quarterly 'Meeting 'tor the Ens
M. E. Church, will be held al
IS and 19.' Service to con Due
2 o'clock r. u. Public are re;
to attend. I Sw
' -I®. The - Bradford ' i.. Teachers'
hOld . its ann :al meeting -- n
1 .
Association will
Rome. -The tlrst session corn °tieing at 14
A. x , Friday, Nor. 10.,The apnointments made
at last meetingeare as follows : Rec. 0...1.. Gib.'
sox, Lecturer. Declaimers, Jintit Emsworrn
and F. A. Ttanr.tv. Essayists 11. G. BARNS
and OurLt MAYNARD. Readers, Aasl7 , . Eras
wowrti and BELLE Iltcsr.r.
- H. G. ContliN Ite,
tfir- " Resurrection . ofthe Redeem-.
ed, and ,'
is the title o an interesting
work by JAMES Boons. We have not had time
to give the work a thorough perusal, .but
have read enough to satisfy on-Solves that the
ideas advanced on these important i and inter
nsting subjects, are not stale. the book should
be read by every student of tlie Bible. J. P.
larpracorr & Co., Publishers, 'hila. For sale
by F. J. CALKINS.
NS. We ha - ve on hand
bargains :
1 Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
2 Ladd & Webster's "
1 Wheeler & %%Lion's
1 Franklin
.1 Leat4er
Call at the agency of
NOTICE. —Whorpas, .11{
credibly informed of the eiisti
eel weirs in the Wyalosing creel
hanna river within the e suit y t
which . I. M. llEwrn, Ell
others ace the reputed owners,
dered• that the owiu:rs or ma?
shall destroy or dismantle the ap
days from the date beret, or I 4
destroy and dismantle the said
act of Assembly directed, as the
by declared to be nuisances.
Sheri of
Towanda, Oct. 14, 1871
1871 FALL - 1871.
Evaxm
ke tiow ready for tho fall
comblete stock in every Depart ,
Dry Goods will find it to the
amine our stock and prices Leto
fall purchases.
Iligi. Mrs. J. D. HILL viishes•ki in
-1
form the Mies of Towanda and vicinity, that
she is agent for Miss N. M. 43004lE11:8 Beauti
fier, or, the Great Pimple Deskoyer. Three
bottles warranted o cure the worst pimpled
faces. It is rococo ended by all rho have used
it. Also, for the vstal Polish, n eed for clean
ing windows , glassc and silver ware.
• . — r ---- ••-----
ta..Honacir, A. COWLEF has takes
possession of MeM razors's Bakei7, on Main St.,
below the Menus }louse, and is now prepared
to attend to the wauts (Iran w 1( may patronize
him. Mr. Cris an exinri. need .aker and will
superintend the shop in person. Iu addition to
b. end, cakes, and other articles 1 •
Usually mann-
faetured in such an establishment, he will keep
a full supply of confectionery alid hulas. He
has also fitted np an eating rooM, which will at
all times be supplied with fresl.oysters and
other eatables, served in every . otyle. Mr. E.
H. Cownts has charge of the sillesmn, and
will attend to customers in a pletisant and gen
tlemanly manner. We bespeak fur the estal,
lishment a liberal share of patro. age.
LAST DUEL IN: TUTS STA
our ezebangett tape _that the la
on the moil of PdAt4lvannt, oce
Letribbarg, on Sztgrday, ,Deee
between Jon , : BIN:CS . , at Nti . rtbn
SAYMEL. STEWAILT, of Lyei 'min 7, 0
out of articl,•x of a perviJaa! uat ,
by BINNs in biA paper, the Rep•
reflecting on the character of . rEwanr. The
affair resulted in no injury to either party. One
shot was CXCill!iwvl, when tk affdr was amica
bly arranged, each principal rHlaining tool
apo!ogizing. They then shook hands, and were
fast friends up to the time of theirwleath.
other duel ens imminent iu this !dace the other
day. The cause, a report by on± of KEELZted
tibtorng.,r4 that he could buy groceries cheaper
there than elsewhere. This taxisettied ty the
Offended pa'rty visiting licm.mrs store, and
proving the truthfultiess of t assertion.
pg. Exercises at the S
Collegiate Institute daring prey
follows, to w•l:icli pareuts and fri
ally incited. -
CLASS REVIEWS OR EXAiL'ATIONS.
Moadgy. Preparatory Classeit, and Academ
ic Reading and Spelling. Tiusd , iy A. at. Higher
Arithmetic R, Analia,tis and Pilule -Trigonome
try. . Ticsday r. az. Vmsar, Girrnan, Single
Entry llook-liceping, E.7glisli I Graniniar A.
11' A.M." German A, ulliTersity Alge
bra, French; Latin Grammar. 111 - edw miry, P.
Y. Geography A, Greek First Ilnok, Double E
ntry Baok.lieeping,, 77n/ra
t-lay, A. m. Latin First Ite.,.k Latin First Book
A, EleMentary Algtbra. Thigrsduy, r. at.
Spherical Geometry awl Triguntlmetry, United
States History and Cicero. Fri4iy, A. IL-Rhe
toric and . H. Arithmetic A. Friping, p. m. Elo
cutionary Eierv.:ses at Inst.tute.
CLOSING EXECCIFIES AT 1111.1iCrietil
EVENING, AT 7 tYCLOC
Com prisitg Declamations, Ilecitationsj Es
ssys, Music, etc. Priaza trill 1?e awarded at
close of exercises. Almission t 4 Closing Eser
cises in 1ia11,,,,i cents. Iteservescats, 40 cents.
Proceeds to settle deficit on licw scats and
desks. I
Ea. Ensuing term opens at Itistitute on Mon-
day, Nor. C
DESIRABLE PROPERTY Dill SALE L.ND
i .,
linici. 7 3ly Watts House and Go of between fi ve
and ilia acres or land, with a Jar e barn, wagon
and tool - house 26 : l8 feet , guar , r acre growing
strawberries, bearing orchard, Sc_, r thereon:
situated upon Towanda* Flats,. no and a 'half
valuable fur gardening pnrpo's 11. Possession
can be givenat once. . .
I will also sell' at wholesale, you favorable
terms, my present Nursery Stoc • consisting of
first' class Apple, Peas e Peaeh, Plum, am/other
Fruit Trees and Shrtibs; a/o, clioice Evergreen.
and other Ornament's' Trees, I•llirubs, Vine;
Ac.
Also. li acres strawberries
Gardens upon my . farm, and
Watts lot ; including a lease for
on reasonable te of said got. ,
ri.
thereupon and six. ) twelve ac 1 1
may be wanted. is is valuab
den land ; .- owe and t half acres
rated for onions Fur three '
go3l crops. This is a tine open'
inn de . siring to co into' the Nur'
Fruit and Gardening business.
Towanda; I'a., Sept. 1, 1871
L
• Onnza Sinpan-4Will be given at
the N. 8. Myr r h- in ihillayavillo. on, Toeada7
evening. Nov. The ;cocoa& will be appro.
Fisted for furoishlog the new Mum
id. The ExaMiliations of !reachers
-tor the prereent school ymr.. !it be b 6141 )1 6
Noreen. 1. Burlington. Lat her's MUla
2. Meter, Village ' "
LAthens
3,llhesbe ,
Boroutruln, gh Lower Valley
G. Litchfield, Center
' 7, Windham, Kuykealall. "
_ 8 Warren. Bowen
9, ,
Orwell. Orwell H ollow. -
" =
Borne. Boroug
1 14. 4, Pas. Lelhayrri h lle
' 15. Merrick. Camp
16. 1 Wyslueing. Otroytown
17, Tuscarora. Ackley
20, Terry. Terrytown
, Aryium.. - Center
- 22. Standing Stone, Stevens "
23, Wyscre. ktymaborg
24. Monroe. Mortroelon
• 25, Towanda Borough
December 9, Tortanda Borough "
Teachers will please bring reader. pen, Ink. Pacer
and lead pencil,
Exercisosto
.'anted around
have re?nsod to
hoir establighed
eir intention to
i+r ail persons cir
• ealt with eccord--
Invalid Pen-
Pensions, can
J. N. CALIPY, To
. Rion Certificate
ivan rinthra
or all purposes.
o Agit Cosh at
loft at my office,
Ciia.Drug Store,
;) it. WELLER.
LUSK—LAIII3.—At the residence c.f the bride's
mcither. an Oda place. on' Wodneadav, Oct: 25,
by d. J. C o ., sk,.N. S. Lusk. M. of Ns
plea. Itario C L. and Sarah A. only
&with rof lrs. Elizs Lamb, of Towanda:
The wedding was a very pleasant affair 'and.
highly enjoyed by aff present: If the Doctor is
as successful in his profession as he has been in
the selection of a wife, lie wig undoubtedly be
come eminent. The bride was the recipient of
several handsome presents from friends.
GDACE—KNAPP.—harried, Oct. 12, at the
residence of Judge Jayne, in East Canton, by
the Kov. S. P. Oates, xlr. Addison Grace, of
Smithtled, to Mrs. Anus ; Eliza Knapp, of Le-
Bey.l
The Third
ldkesion of the
tcverisrille, Nov.
, co Saturday, at
Oectru.;l7 invited
w, Pastor.
MIL z. In Asylum. Pa.. Oct. 73, 1871, of con
gestion of the lunge, Gilbert 3.1111 e, aged 70
3 etre. /
HE HAnala, Merchant Tai=
tor, Bridge street. , •
DM
GLASS TOP FRUIT •JA —QU,SIIB,
$2.00 C doz.; $2.50 dilz,at
Wiciawr.l: 11Lacs's.:
iteir We shall lie compelled to send
an officer to wait' on our delinquent 'customers,
who do not pay attengon to our statements.
He_will collect travel 144.
Cormtxu, Itcsar.u. & Co.
Towanda, act. 31, 1871.
Qo? Chop /Peed, cheap, at the Red,
White and Blue Store-.
RIDGWAY Errnarrr.
and offer at
LEM
M.. Choice Flour, by the sack or
Carrel, at the Red, White and Blue Store.
lILDONVAT EVEIIETT.
We have large additions to
onr assortment of chamber sets just opened.
Also, a full fine of Silver Plated Ware, from
Rogers S Brother.
OM
!nu kBLicK.
• ving been
knee at certain
and Susque
fl Bradford, of
tsAnr..r.or.n and
lit is hereby or
inagers thereof
lime within ten
khall proceej to
led weirs as by
May 3, 1871.
Vie* ! Sugars, very: low, arthe Red,
White and Bine Store.
same are here-
Ma.. Tobacco, by the pound, pail,
.nr_ barrel, cheap, at , the Ile(1, White and Blue
Stbre. / Itinuwav S Drzat-rr.
IN2
'AN FLarr,
'Bradford Co
ma.. Do not forget that Tea is poi&
at Keeler's for 50 cents. Jan. 18, 1871.
. •
SS.. Coffee, by the sack, mat, or
lumud,at the /tett; Mato atunt - Itio Stoic.
TEDOWAY .t. ,EVEILETT.
do with n most
nt. Boyers of
interest to ex
e making their
tier Tea, by, the chest, caddy, .or
pound, at the RN]; Mille and fine Store.
itiDowly Ei•Eutirr.
116 Y• I have just received a large
stock of Tea, bought since the reduction in the
duty on tea of ten cents per pound. and 4 , 111. r
them at the Low prices annexed :
Best Xoung Ilyson, $1.2.5; GOOll Young Hy
son, $1,0C1;. Oolong, 70 to 90 cents 11c:win Fine,
75 cents; Hyson Good, cents; Bist Japan,
$1,41. ('all and examine., '
Jan. 18, 1871. ' GEO. L. Hi:r.r.r.n.:
0g0,..,The North British and Jrnr
cantile Insurance Co., of London and Edin
burgh, when informed of their losses by the
Chicago •fire, telegraphed back : " Subscribe
ss,ooo,Air the relief of the sufferers, and drais
on us at three days for our losses. - For insu
rance in above Company, on as favorable terms
48 any, other, apply to
• 0. D. DArmrrr, Agent.
NoncE.—Ali persons IloldingPoli
e:eit of tho Fulton, North American, Hartford
and Clavelaucl Insuranao Companies, issued at
this agency, are regnested to return them o
na at once that we may take account of the tin
ecr.re.l premium, which will 'be refunded
should ilia Companies hereafter prove to be in
condition t.) pay it.
Oct. 23.-2tv
E. - -Ono of
I t duel fought
' , trod opposite
I .ber 14, 1805.
berlaud, and
•
pALMER & BOND.
ntODUCE COMMISSION .11.11CIIANT3.
24; Wx ,, lllogton strect, New York.' i
'Speedy cuff-..; MArlc t rr".ces, any} prompt rtturna
&toured. B , erL lm
STOLF, &JOHNSON
•+mty. It grew
re publiAted
ElfM
(OMI3II-SS!CN MERU:Win. TOWANDA. PA.,
Will recelve fe,rward all kinds of produce en
trusted to their care. to such parties an the owners
may (bract. in Newark or New York after Oet. 2lat.
UPice at the ,t re Gr Marshall Brae.
Cash pat./. for at! Linde of Poultry.
oLt.is !
VSTItAY. Came into the en
-1.4 closure of the subscriber. In New Albany twp..
or or abont the IA of July. ,one ewe sheep. The
owner can have it by proving protsr•rty and paying
chargei. J. T• T.UnD/Cii.
Oet.lB • .
squebanna
nt week are as
Lula are cord:-
VSTRAY—Left my enclosure near
M-al West Franklin, on or about' the first of Rept,
eight middle class sheep and one white heifer calf.
Any person giving infonhation of their whereabouts
will be liberally rewarde.l. E. A. JENSINfifI.
Oct.lB
NE"' COAL FIRM
We are rtmvetvitig dire from, tLu tu:nes the very
beat Krrsrox. PLYMOTH. and SULLIVAN A,N-
TIihACITE COAL, triacii we propose to sell at tho
mrist market price:
We respectfully invite, those wisklug to puichase to
call and examine our Coal.
We also keep Lime, fresh from the kiln.
. We sill deliver Coal or Lime wheneee`r desired.
on abort Route, adding only the customary prices.
aep2o'7l4 j l -- L. S. CASE I k Co.
HA - LL FIIIDAY
ISTRAY.—Carne .into encio
sure of the auto Tiber, In Towanda Townahlp,
In May. 1871. one white and red yearling Buil. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charger
and take him sway. ~ MICHAEL WELSH.
Towanda, Oct. 20,1871.
I 7 STRAY.--Came into the ene10.1.4
.1.4 sure of Usi,. nreleralmsed In North Towanda.
twp.. on or about the Area of October. a dark red
yearling heifer.. swell crooked horns. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property and take
her away, WILLIAM EASTAIIROOKS.
North To 18 ..e3' •
TAILORESS.—Try Mrs. FESSEIi
A_ Dealt work and prices. Shop is thst yellow
house between Want Holm , and Bakery. opposite
Peat-Oftior. Towanda Oct. - 22. 1471.—Gm ‘ip
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS.
I am prepared to furnish Kiln.dried Doors, Sao
and Blinds of any !style. size. or thickness. on short
notion. Hand to your orders ten days before you
want to use the articles. and be sure that you will
get doors that will not shrink or swell. Tetras cash
on delivery.
Towanda, Jcuy 19.'1871. aril. P. CASH..
CIASEVA INSURANCE AGE:2
- ' ' • TROT. PA.
FIRE. - ISFE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE
In Ersteelass compbnles. Alpo Land Mirroring and
Conveyancing. Twenty-seven years expedenee.
Orders by rnsil promptly attended to.
Aug.3 4 411.-ly IL A. CARE.
owing In my
Ijoinmg said
term of years
' ens with home
,a of land, as
e and rich gar
re beetteultf
• rs, producing
ug.for any per t
• ry, -or Small
Apply to
WET.T.V.R,
COAL AT wiriLusniG
.
Tiy.ndersi g .id IMO on hand. and intead to
keep. a amply of Balhran Antbracte, Barclay. awl
-bard Anthracite Coal of Ithe %arions size*.
Sept. ZS. 1811. G. EL 'WELLES A CO.
VARMERS, bring .your produce
2: and sell to FOX & WIESCUIL
Jan. W. 1571., _ .
001VELL & MYER ARE SELL-
N./ tag TEA yory cheap.
crux. at 9 o'clock. A. X.
A. A. KILICKEY.
co Sapl.
Toiran
~~
i
l
.f.A•
A ABIED.
DIED.
1 SPECIAL NOTICES. .
WICKHAM S BLACK.
De" VANVr.i.son 3Ltxx. Ens,
Merchant Tailors,
Clothing Hats and Caps,
Furinabingavodie, -
GS Broad street,
Wa%erly, N.Y.
Itiltx}wAy ErEl:Err
CAMP .l• VtscENT
New Advertisements
H. P. STOLL.
S. 11. JOHNsoN
On Canal Street, frotitipg WSliam Street,
TOW&ND.S... P.L.
Nnr Ad eats.
HEM
I
SEPTElparat 2v,. , 1571 t
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
LOWEST PRICES !
'TAYLOR & CO.
UNITE Ariz-3/10N TO A'
1.
VERY- ATTRACTIVE .STOCK
FALL AND: WI! f TER GOODS.
,DRESS GOODS.
Bleck Wks.
'Colored Mks:,
rrl:T v iLeLs.
Preach Una.
English Elatlnec
---VELVETKEINg,.-itc., &e.
warm GOO% • FLANMS . .
Linens. • White Flannels..
Napkins. Bed Flannels.
Towels. Check Flannels.
Etnlnrolderies • Shirting Flannel, I ke
Opera Flannels. 1.
r .
A-COUMETE STOCK - OF
CLOTHS. .
CASSINSiItik . . .. 1
• HEAVERS.
' . REPELLANTS. •
COATINGS. _
1 AND SACKINGS,
AT BARGAINS.
C
g ti
c
vr
c
LATEST .NOVELTIES
nxAmlisTE; pun STOCK
' BUY GOODS CHEAP.
KW BOOTS,
STOGA BOOTS,
CALF' BOOTS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
.In endless variety.
33cx:vtiii. Boots.
L. L. ,MOODY S CO.,
Have the sole control for the Retail
--- .trade of
Humphrey
BOOTS AND SHOES
Manniactuivd in Towanda,
And re are retailing them ax low ea other holm% are
retailing Eastern Goods.
DON'T BE DECEIVED I
Be min that you aro buyingtbese Boots. for d'ont
stand to reason that Eastern Boot, made by ma
chine throughout, will begtu to wear with the vete ,
brated
TOWASDA BOOTS. .1'
RUBBERS!
large aeaortinent, winch we are aaltug at a large
redaction in prim. We keep none but that quality
Rubbers:,
FINE SHOES!
FINE
FINE SHOES).
.FINE SHOES!
For Ladles. thew sal Children. In Peb. Gest, ROL
French Bid. serge ani Preach • Call. In lust all the
ettlet menntecturett by the best Factories in the
country.
I
'A-rei.L OF DUCT'S WOES ON HAND!
ROBES !
Jost teetit ed. a tare .s 'volt. Buffalo and
Lap Sebes, also Morse MaLL U, %. hips; kc., which
we are sailing cheap for cash.
TRUNKS, TRAN ; ELLNG BARS, LT
The largest assertion! in this t sertlon at correggpeud
ing
, g • • ' -
Give Ps a call and on will be suited. •
L. , L. MOODY & CO.
TcrwintlA, Nov. 1, Im7l
AT • THE
Black Alpena.
Colored Aldia.
Pure Black ldobalra.
Emprola-Cloths.
/ 111 4 18 . Rem
4'" P ' l3 n a
g.§
5;
u
•
ALL THE
'SHAWLS
AND
TAYLOR & CO
RUBBER BOOTS,
11.i.'.iD-MADE
RUBBERS!
RUBBERS!
BLANKETS! .
ROBES !
LOW
PRICE
FOR
,CLASS GOODS !
FIRST -
IS THE / RULE AT
Nit c• cr rr •air
STOCK NOW COMPLETE
ALL KIM& OF
3DIZ"2' C3-0012iSI
LADIES I,. NND GE : ; 1'
Purnis#ingGods:
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
AliD
CA.RPMTS!
hOUTS AND SHOES!
TRUNKS sr, TRAVEIANU BAGS!
HATS AND CAPS !
' )
7/"M11.1:3RE1.i . .. :AR I
IigEO4:I4BY IND GLN3S-W.CRE
CHOICE
. .
IF miiy Groceries.:
0 ' 105 MAlfil STREET,I
coaszaoi TWi ruitia kluratE. sag
-
TOWINIU,
August 3D, um
=II
S .
ILERTITS SALE.-By •iirtno of
sundry writs of Fi. Fa. isarte.l out, ot the Court
of C.lxturnon Pleas of Bradford Dr' nanty and to toe
directed wilt be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House in the Borouett of Towanda. on TIICASDAY,
NOVEhiIER. 30, 1571. conanieneine at I o'cloa p.M..
the following described lot...farce or• parcel of lard
situate In Wyse: tarp.. bounded north by land of
Abram /Overcool and Main street of Flesclintra sub
division of.. East Towanda, cast be said Main stre• t,
and lot No. oof bbx'k 2a -Of Ygi!ii 9,o,..itivimon, (be.
lug the lot upon which an. axe factory is now being
erected.) south by said lot .110.,6 and:a twenty feet:
alley west by said alley and land of said Abram
Saveroool, deceased.-having a frontage on said Main
street of 150 feet and a depth of 225 feet. with. a
frank& house theretm. Being thesamo land as
described in Wm: J/1. Morgan's !nap of Fleschttra
'tub-division- of Ealvt To•wanda and numb , rcdt and
5 of Block 2$ of said sub-divislon..
Seized and-taken In execution at the snit of W. lf.
Morgan vs. Christiana t3chwerikt,. .
SrALSO—The following deacribed.loOpieee or parcel
r land situate in Granville tarp., bounded north by
.the public literary- and lands of Theodore Porter.
on the east by land of said 'Theodore Porter, and
south and west by the public highway. Containing
)i of an acre' of land,,tnore - or kris, in:proved. -wit h
a, framed house, framed barn and a few-fruit trees
thereon.. - .
Seized and taken-inexecution at the Aiiit of Mc-
Murray At boapp vs. Minerva AA. :Dickinson and C.
0. Dickinson. .. ,
A LSO--The folteoving described let. piece or par
cel of land situate In Athens borough. bounded on
the north by Chesnut street, on the east by land of
J. af.rEly. on the smith by Jarnea Wilson and 11..1V.
l'atrick, and west - by 4. C. Harri4,beinr.: SD fret
front on said Chesuut•sti•eet le t feet deep. wide
a two story framed dwel and a fewlritit
trees thereon.. ' ,
-
Ite!zed and taken in ex.
. Harris vs. Squire -North,
ALSO—The followihig ,
ate in Wpm:4 tap., tar Flel
Towanda. Designated' ar
teal on Main street. and In
said street by . 225. deep .
.preved, nn buildings.
t't , zed and ta` li in execntiola at the SIZ;t il Chas.
Hoppe vs. Cli t iara S•hwente. •
ALSO—Th following described lot, piece or par
/
rel of .lind :tinted In flater tarp.. lioun•led north
by lands of John Isabel], on the east by lands of
Davis Vandyke. on the south by lands belonglngto
the estate of Walter Pollock. deceased, and on the
west by lands of Catharine Broks. Containing. 43
acres of land. mere or less. about 12 it,r,s part.a:ly
hrlproved with an old brq house thereon.
Seized and taken in t•ze..nition at the . ina or Johp
Bison vs. F. s: Brooks and D. B. Brooks.
ALSO—By virtue of a Writ of Vend. Expo ..avill he
sold at the same Buie and place. the f01b,w01.2 des.
eribedlo piece or parcelef land situate in Barltg
ton twp. bounded north by I uol -of Lawmcce lf;en
flail, ey by Isaac harcellini. south and le, at by
I.
land I Justin 3forleY. Containing 57 a,rii of land
moier or less, improved, „w: . Lth a board house end a
framed barn therern.
Seized anal tat en in ex...At:on:a: the suite)! Pet , r
Brady's use . vs. George a Trill.
AlSfi—The furrowing' deverihe , l lot. piece rani
eel of land altnlth in W4et Ihirlington twp holinflea
north by lands of 'Sirucn Stintc.n-an,i'Andrew
ton. on the eat `bylanclis of :1. A: J. 71Tof ky, r,n the'
wall by lands - of Mrs. Stanton an.l Joh -Lareom •
deceased. an,l.r:C•st by lariat,. of kererli Fonike.—
'Clout:titan:4 f•t acres of bind, mnre atv,ut SO
aore:q improved With a framed honor. a b ~table
ati , l a saw mill and a few fruit trees thereon.
S.eize.l and taken - iii eNecution at th , ,•c:t.i . ,t o! E.ll''J
h air's 11114. VA. Henry ratterion.
AI.SO—The following described h.!, ',rm.e uir
-eel of .land situate in t'antnn tWp.. bounded nu the
north lands, of .11 'B. er.krs.ns. east by lands .4
George Camp and Jame* fluffier. south, by land
said Jamet..llunter, and-meet by holds .f Jane s
Hunter and iShadraek 4o:Amu4
titIVS of land. more or le4s, about 2.1 ae,.es improved
with two trained howies. an . orq Linu.e. and a few
fruit trees thereon.
-Seized and taken in exe.mtiuu at t'n• tuit of J. E.
Itnlloek. vs. Robert, W.'Sawyer. . .
ALSO—The folltiwirw described lid. idee , : or par
cel of land situate in Truk imrtii hr
land , ' of .I•.'J. Oil'. Veto, on the east by lambs of
M. Ny..101.1t-P, nn with by t e pnbh' ighway
leading from East Troy to Troy Miro.
Nathan Wbdimr, na west, 1 . ,.,ez land of said
Nathan-Witithm an•l J. J., & G. r. on'imininer
about 3 acres of land. morn one tramtNl
lionss,-one framed barn and nmii , u!iiinfs. !,,i;
fruit troes thereon. • • . • • -
Seiv , d and tak.n ex,qition gutt . .;:
4:-Portr.r vs. L. 17. B.llawi.n.
. ALSO—The foliotiltuz • dowelled L.t, piece or Lar..
.eel of hand 3itnate iu Tower,.ld bora., bound, •1 on
tho north by land cf .1. P. Eirby; s on 1,7,4 by G.
ason. on the smith by O.- P. 31:1,,0n, and on th e
wead-by Main 'greet. liciug. about lo.) fe..t front uu
said Main greet and abtint 112 .1-4 t deep. vi•lt6 a two
story framea Stoim Grtilt Mill thoreen, with, VA:ru
ed-le, boiler, machinery, Ac , I.l7lotiging to tile ...time.
Seized and taken in execution at the :nit of deb
P. Kirby va. W. H. Fuller and Leander tianford.
t...thSt)—The 011owin; dc.scribed h pie., or tar-„,•
ccl of lain) altnate in bey.. ihg
at the north-weld coiner . i hit No. 41. the 1.;od1.-
card corner of lot N0.'.73, the •,,itth.t,, at .• r'of
lot Sa . 31, the soutli4a+4 of Warrant No. 1012, and
the konth-west ti , rner I , f 1.4 No. 31 in Flower's euli
divi4ion of the Carrot lauds. 'lnch,ti the,war
rant line north 70., to a eon., th-nee ea,.t
54. i pea., to a cornier i thenee 3onfli 7,1 , , nra. to a
corner in the south tine, nt• lot 4n.1 north line of
N 0.4 1 .; thenere along the •:‘,.th -line of warrant No:
1422 u•a•rf 54!.; pre. to the place of In:tinning. con
taining 2.; agree - and 5.;- perches of I ind,
less.
Seized and talt , n hif . Xl'cution at th seiq - • - e: O. D.
Bartlett to the Coe of-Harriet A.
W.,Lnther, • .
Ai CO-The followin..7 p r•I
situte in TOWKLIda 6)111/tita . oia t.:.• hv
landr of John 1.3.. Smith aml the widow ttwn, cart
by lands of William Watking - s:oith by lands of M.
C. Merrnr. and the cstate C. L. Ward.
and west by lands of tl.n.rgi , Britt .n.
and .1 t Buret. Containing 135 aer,: of land. Iw• ..
or le,sw„about CO acres imprott..l: wit 3 a tisr c Owe
dwellith: feel,. 2 - old Irano3
and a few frmt trees -
Seized and taken inio e'er:in.:l at ff. , :
H. Charlotte Ward. adnix of tlio asUtc ; : fA. 1..
Vt 'ard, deecas.,l,
ALSO—Thollpwing describeil piroa'oe nar
eel of land Faint. in Towanda born.-boutfinai on
th., north by land of Jli7ll 4 •R raarby tb
Sin gimbal:ma River, south by lan-4 1 - of Jclat Carman
and s oth. nil. west by lands or satd John t arznlnt end
Alonzo Mingos. !king Ito on said rtrr, and
running back to .!,1 Carman and Mingos' ,rat lin. a
with a framed dwell.Mg honed an-I a few fruit tr.a,s
-t hertoll.
Srize , l - and -teleu into oxe,uLuu er.ll
J. 0. Fro, , t's n,i) Fora.
ALS . 9—The followint t..+i,:s•,mpar
.l
of land eitnate in Burlington 8 ,, rt , '..1), , unde l ..n
-the north by Innds of John A Codling, ea.d hy the
ToufJllC6 Creek. south by .h..qa, lot noir orl,rtncr'.:
belonging to A J 11,oss, and wet,: Ly th , 2.llerund:
Turnpik. - 2..being abgut Sect. n.or, or •
said turnpike and running bar;; - to said f r,ek..with
a framed d•.. - ellln; hou.Ct,aud a feu• fruit trt,s
and taken ilt exoenCvn lllcki;uit .A.'J
Itosv Sar4i Jan.) Swovney and lixu.el Ii Sw,.-I:ey
ALSO—The follmcing let. pi.. ee or par
cel of land nitiulte in tirp., be;ntinilig at a
"toner 011 line of the ;cu N01;1e.. , 31 , ,ntan2 , -,
at tO fat east of Sel,a.,Lati tp,wlx nrrt h
corner. thence north 5 deg& Nsv,t
975 feet to a corner;' thence north lit ,h r ... toot :to
minutes. east 535 feet: thence,' ' 71) tic,. and :{o
Minutes east 675 feet to a corner on lin'', of thisfiirm
of Steplit;ti Strickland thence along lie u# .the
name south s dega and 31 tuiniites. e tat 11 ip to ot to
the south nest corne;.. of Said
lane of Nobles -5: 3lontanves lot heretofore mention.
ed. thence . along line of the same Folitli 11'2 degs.,
Ir?st Z7t) feet to the pla:e of beginning, 'Containin g
11 aer, a and ,IN percke /if land, more or less, With,
a large framed. honso, known as the Park -flonl.
framed barn and. other outbuild aml port, of a
Trotting Park thereon,
....Wized and taken in exeetitiod .the J o T,
I'. Kirby vs Charles Hopp,
ALSi6—The following deserihel pieee o r p a r.
eel df land situate in Albany twg.. beg:in:nig at a,
point in the public highway or gerwiek Turnp,h,g 1:1
front of J. H. Ladd's house running them -,, Tewn.
the middle of the highway lead in,;, from said mrn.
Pike to the Hibbard scho:V u
iose in on easleily . di-
Leetioti to the center of L. south branch of•Towan
da (r et. thence down wild - creek the several emirs, s
thereof to the line Wells Wileux's land, i',,enee
along line in a north-erist..rly direction to a nvni'i;:.k
cornem.thence by lands of said and others,
in an easterly direltion t i ! Lemlock ebrncr on th e
Wistar line; thence along wild last trienti“ned
in a southerly direction t...) tlisl South llranch l.f I'.-
wandi creek; theme clown said creek bydhe si•veal
courses thereof to the corner' of . Willi am 13311 , 4's
land; thence by lands of Freeman Wile.rt. to the
.middle of. the Berwick Turnpike; thence al cog said
Turnpike to the place of beginning. Containing
215 acres of land: more or less, about Sp a c re.,
proved, with framed barns and dwelling' houses and
fruit trees thereon; excepting and reA4rving there
front about. 4 acres-of the above .lot laying on the
east side of said turnpike, which *as couvc::ed
Timm to Ichabod Quimby; Al 9 a lot ad.loiiting said
Quimby lot on the north and deeded
gem by 31. A. 1...-41,1 and Nite, and also el - v. ptaw
min lota sold by thellefend s ant John S. Campbell t.,
Joseph Campbell, It. Stevens, Henry Ctruphelt, S.
B. linbler. John F. A. Schrader. Baptist
Church., E. F. Jones, D. W. tlarsliherger, Wm. May,
Clarinda Carr and others.
Seir.ed and taken in eseention at the slit
S . :C.lliff's use vs. 1.) .1 Ormsby anti S
Also will 13;3 . 8011'5t the Nitre Cale and p:a:.,e atl
the 'intevsst of Frederick in the above (415..
cribed lot. piece or parcel of !ar.d. 'Li the wit of Fos
Stevens. ]fervor and Co.. vs l'rrklerwk Piss: hut.—
Also at Chu, snit of:11. I'. .111 ,, 0u Co.'s use vs.
ALSO—The foll.nriug deseril,.l lot: oicee or par
cel of land situate in I.7lstrr twp.. boiinded. on the
math byland. of Jaeo;i SL/Inn. ri,t by Jana of Nor
man Shaw. south, by lanil of Lewis Pett•yr. weAt by
the public highway leading from Towanda to .Athens
acro of nuke- Or, /C 2,1. an
proved. vb a trained ar. : l a tew
fruit trees thereon.
,s . .
. ALSO-,One other lot, like,. of parcel of .altzb
ate to L'lstpr twp.. tofitodeff trixiit by lnadin4
trove the TOwattda ainl Athen:‘ road to Ole canal. ou
the east by thy canal. and on 1.1) - e-south:and west by
lauds of Norniaii tthavr. p it:lres of
land, more !it lees,; all improved. with a steam
mill used for pi311:114 lumber. grinding, plaster, f, ed
kr.. with trait htn, ry, engine; boiler. &e., attached
thereto. , .
Selztid avd taken ti execution-attic suit .►ddia
1 Fergu•on vet, Charles Wells. Alma nt Cie suit of
A. G. Maixon's i tire vs Char:it's
'a
I.'
. • •
ALSO—Tlie fulloniu4 des:cribed lot, piece or par
t•el of land situate in Overten• twp.. - bontr2ed north
erly by lands of Philo 711ingos • cast. rly by the State
mot southerly brlands now or formerly owned.by
S. Camp:and we•ster,y by- lands now or fornictly
o Axed by Beagle and others, Coutt!nin, - ; 50 Lert ,
of laud, noire or leas. • 7
Seized and taken in oxeclltiOli suit 1..4
!lotion's Use,'VEl Dennis Len is. ,
.LSO—The fpllowtm, .le,47rils lot, pi tin --
e t.l of land situate in Standing Stonc tsp.. Ma:tided
on the north by !atlas E: di. Berets and Patrick
Boyle, east by lands of ;..,,trick Boyle and F S
:ter, south by lands of - Erwin l'age, and west by the
Pennsylvania atid.New,lork Canal 'and But Real
Company. Containinir-20' acres ~f land, more, or
lex% about 2 acres intprovecl wlb a fra , n?d barn
and few finitlrees ther..on.'
Seized and taken - h.: a.f.,.Mtion at the aunt. of .Terry
O'Brien vs. JairlMl3TeKunna and Mary A. McKenna.
Mit
Al-SD—The following. `described! lot, plc . ,* or ear_ "
eel of land situate in' Wysox twp., bounded on th e
.tie.th by a lane:running through between lands of
Mrs. John Holmes and.. the hereby describett
said lane jointly owned by (itch: on the Or, t 11 land
of Stephen Stfickland Jr.. and the public highway;
on the south by lands of H W Nobles and Sebastian
Knolls, and on the west by- the Susquehanna river
and the Korth Branch Canal. Said tract of land be
ing composed of pieces
,and"parcels of land - -pur
chased by Job P. Kirby of II I) Strictiand and
Abbott, said tract of lend rn. purchased of said Ab.
bolt. raving been - formerly owned by Luke Strick
land, and always excepting and reserving however
to the said J. P Kirby, his heirs and asslgna, ten
acres of the part purchased of said Abbott.
,lying on the east side of the - public road; also tto
home lot as now euclOshd by fence with 10 feet east
of the fence of the.satnet width as the home lot; said
home lot being the one-
. on Which is situated the
house Mishit% - J-P Kirby now rcsiacs. - Containing
2010 acres of land, more • or less. abont acres im
proved. and being the cane lot of land that was cord
tracted to Frederick Pleschnt, the defendant. and
-Mathias Welline by J. P.- Kirby, by coutrwt bearing
date July 24, 18421, excepting certain. lots of land
deeded off, from tia# above described lot to
Homan, Walter Spencer: T. 11. Camp. Chaui Hoppe.
Charles E Pierce. Kellum •:,.'l'Jullock and one lot of
MI
El
LogaL
suit 0r...N.
of land: Atl.l/
cro
Ind Loa ,
feet 11,,f,t. or
'lots. Ali ihr
LeSal,'
,
',arid refeased Man salt contraLt to J. P. liirby by
. .
,Frederick flaachut.
_. • - .
Palzad and ta.kPn In exert:Han- at .tba Ina of Fox.
• Stavens. 3ferenr h Co.. viz Frederick Fles , bat.—
Abu) at Ma "nit of G. F .11aaon . k Co'a ttin va Fred
erick F:c•That.
P •
ROCLAMATION. -A p adAmrned
cqurt nf. Common Pleaa field at - the
Cotirt Homo, in tin lo.mtmll'of Towanda. emnueue
leg on Monday, November latlr, and to eontlnne twel
werAta. .Inrypicn, and all Interrated parties are re
que.ted to ho prompt in their attendance. By order
of Hoe. r. 13. STRUT - Ell Preglamitliaitte. • -
LIST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR'
Travel-ow! Jurorg, -- am sitionrned Coirt f,f -
copmwri Plevi to he held at Towanda, cotion.ndrig
on miinday. Nor..inlier 13, 1871.
Frrr:r
file,* twp.. William Sawylr: iliitha G. Smit h :
Leonard 14hiWi Atlittml dos..plt Af7..
!inn, Benj. Kerrielc. Sand Madame'. Wrn. R. htorra;
rnirnia, Iforattt,.. Petlittontl-: rturlingirm twit.. Jas.
itligtOn..n•Non Uni.n; InirlinVon Geo. W.
Shattnett iturelstv. Furman
.Lueas. Leahy': C(dtituhla. C(dtitultia. Lnapp, Randolph McKean. Jlor.
A Ilallarlt Canton !HMO' Geri Ketchum. Wnt
Spalding: Carton tap., daturtt Turner: Leßoy. 11.
A Grii•cruld; Mon ro e tap., Kir : am H.' Swept:l.lhp,
dr,hu (:. Hensley: R..intt imp.; Pit-hard. Stellate;
Sorintifit-Ift, Loremul.Allen.: Edward. fi Strnititt`Stlnd.
ina St tue; lliram fly,- Smithfield. Witt- E
Barton: Slal.shettin. Lawevmr, U - Mitier; Towanda
Inure' Warren 111.1 t, Derlia F. Styrra: Totrantla tap., -
Win. W. Itotrinani Wyill l / 5 Mq, Waaltingtort
"
Ciro Goodall.:WIlmoF, Harry Dirney; Welle, Wm:
R Wilson; NVimlham. demo; Hunt.
I=3=E!
Atbean twp. liaviti S. Brown, .James
Barber; itarelay:' Patrick .Ma4igan; Canton twV.
Horace Web err; Columbia. Hugh Mosier; Granville.
charlept McMurray. - Ado!plota. Saxton; I.itclitlehl,
Sinitic! Smith Orwell. Gen Wilrown: Overlori,
tre4 Str , g , rvYf Pike. II B VanGehler,.Fran3c ItriAter;
11.1•Ighury, Rome !Fp...Peter fought;
Sprilo:tlel.l, Mathew E Bailey, Hiram G cLafie. Levi
H Dickerson: Stnithrtel , L Purznatt Wnlfc, Omar Cratt
.73lT; Tu.rarorai ; Charlea Houdlr.Y, Chir!es Johnenn,
Ni - in Iliaastive: Terry. ElAnei.er N. Terry. Wa.hing.
ton Strong; Zowilnla twp. Alban Towanoa
horn' .9,el Barmir; Troy Gen W Ptah; Wralu
eiTig. Satul Tas : l. , r, Hugh, S Prariar: Warren. John
Carrier. P. Taylor; Weßm. Lcnim
,Jo,,epta .Stardevant; Wir.dhatn, Jirucq - S. Maine,
Henry 31ancheker.,
TRIAL LIST • FOR N (WE 113 ER
-L. TERM. 1 711. .
EiIMEEMEI
IT•ltri.Strema, vs 31.11t. , rt Bailoy
A. B. Sitifilt vs. (F. A.,ll.ut)got) t - espastt
NTichael niter v i t. (1 , 0: and Gt.rshim
W. 3T. chaff...... 7.• vp.'llhl , -1i: , r,1 Brown, guar,Bnit..r.tt .
vA. C0•11.3T. sei fa
TA!WiN - V9. ITAnnall ... elect
L . A . 1101 . 1.11(7V va. ,POlllO ^ 0Y Itcn_ earn
entherint•Wbeell.l°,4. yftiun k t:taffnril (4Pet
.Stephen DayTs..Betilarnin k Vsrplpson appeal
p,,,stvt,rth vq.Aarra.ai 11. Brink....
Jertnniadi i;autlernrark vi'. John 0. War::. .......cane
.T. G. vF. C. 11. 14.11}ville ' f-ps ,
Na it:an V,Trainsff.res. Isali : OretTorY, ..... case
C. V. Wells vs. J.. 4 1, SpilrllTlC.' issuo
C. V. vs..Tossistit , 3l , ll:l:! ft r sit
Cu
sy.'ost?
'Mnrry v!. J. K. IX.rightl.
.
.ia.."l, b.ra.,•L \
.1m. , (14 , ParoA:el VV. Tien izr..t in 7r1:41,1:14
1). Ft. s. vA : Hiram Sw..o
\Weltine Smith: vs:. - C. A. 111 - am - T.....
Miner St.Johu. vs. D.t- nein
V , riPa V; jai ani 3 VS. ?tart ha Wilhaulq.
QTlvrier V!. AR3 Th'ty
ITalbert v's. Janotion.eatial
nom" T. Cole vn..Fosepli
E. A. Packer Ye. John Y. 31eani -
Lumley of Fran -Is .... .
N. N. Botta Jr. vs. llenry Cole. !niatil '
Win. it: catntrooll ys..l" I'. Van Flsa-t t-espas4
John MPltnrs'mse vs..l F Ih-ant e use_ fa
F NY' Mit. guardian ' - oject.
rotornahl. rn Motilyy.
1 , 471. at - ld &el. rot; a to.. aml it Mou.lav Ns.venaher
20, at lo P. in. . W. A . Turps -
-scp2n-td . PrM.
(71P4)TIAN'S. COURT'
v°rtne moan order Issited, mit-of the Orphan:e
-Court oe Itradford goi nh, the. alniiii
istramr of 'lmestate of (V. Ti. Stone,. late of Wyalit
simt ".11 f. - Pll at piiMie eale on the
pia - mdaes. on S VTCBDAY. NOVEMBER 11. Iti7l.
at 1 p. on.. tlro t - qllnwinrt desrribsd real es:-
tate. leemded as. follows i Ate:tinning at a corner on
thy of the privat,...roa-1 known eallie Ehon
Lenin rosYlrl, liekee smith deg. - cast 23 pr's. to a
corm r. moil:-east corner of Will. Conover'. ,-
th -Lee alms ; ; the entire north 11 0 . dot. east 45
a. 00 a t,r11 , .1- on tho line of Calirin' Carep:s
o,llr . north ilen ca.t along said lice:
theyve ilea. cast 751 on, to aAmrnf r; thence
south S 2 11.•;.7. 17 prr+. t. 3 a 1,1:" on a
roeh for a earner: them,. smith '2 east 21 p ,.
to o•o7liCr of Litvle , invt yeti to I.3isha Lunt": th.. 1,,•
a1,:.12 said llus somh '2; dsir. Wert-110 pis. to a.. 41., (AI
road fr - irin'erk. - mart,. by Ebt.l.C.Z . er Lewin. there°
41.,ti03 at,: road the soil ial e;Mrie - a Anil distances to
the ; laee (:—.leffittin - g th”,
.
f411 , , , -.ll'GrP IPSO.
ALSO—Another piece t.r parAel of land ' in said .
- tmrt:F.hip adjacont to th e -lot above'
•den4criigl and - a
part of the same farm, bounded and'
Or'ori l . o to:!owA iiegitralraT - at CamfeK
onli!g!fway 1.-fWi.2I!Z Wyaluging croolz.
non o onfz.the ,tit , ith (kg. wear abont
1:1 r.est rvt; line of IL I.
:1!• , 11:Z the aunt. •011t , 1 514
ae , ! , .. Iv, cort,-r tot the wei4. l•ahk Of
r.
'n.nt, said' er.eek n o rth
1) tie:. to a eorm•r: theno'e south ,;4 dew _.
Wf r‘ , 9 ,o,zl :111r1^r thontxt,lorn! said
U.' north In ma,t pr q., to a 1•0r.v0,4 :
m•rti 177 J 0,4 1'22 pro.. t? the Va. , of
(1 , 5 , :ta:L!,... 171 ofiaad, be
~,Iros
1:. , 1 , ..11;1 on the prop rtf : ltil:4)
1:1' ,!1 riattirttlati6ll „P(..te
: t 1,.. OTIO y6 , t, nft'r ennfirrilatiern of the I.ltr , lia., s'tsco roar.
,l" t.• Ft' k , nfilnrition l , f .i:e.l - 12:
ti,t.•
O. S. 1101TF. - .1". '
.Administrahn.
1,7 t
A 'D . AIINTSTEATOR'S NOTICE, -
Notii ) e TA eivon that all porsons
t 1..• ostat, of UM:EN lair
- wake
anil all p• 754 - ns having claims toi.ainst
sa!it est - itii'must pry rit tl.. .Inlvalltliriltirlt-1 for
bENJ. PLARK;
•, Atlntinistratof.
. .
A O.IIS NOTICE.
- 11 :-.•Neth , " I.‘ tzlyeMthnt all.persmA itldcbt
ed.b: the e,"ate ni v."‘r. W.. EASTAIIROOKS, late of.
roritit - ..,t•41:t0 mare illl.7l7Clll:tt.`
tiymeitt, and all p.e ,. .:01:4 having claints agatriF t
pre , ent the ..."11,, - cluir
.!rt. T'T.IA FASTAI.:IIOOIiS,
JUL:AS Li01:11.1.M. ‘.
OM
T () S: NOTICE:-L
--.Noticr• is 11.rPby giwn that all persons iniiClitrd
to oriellN 1)0IiF: rote of Vrry
requ,.st,l to make ,imnird'Atn pay
molt; and al: p,r , nns having ela!nts against said ef •
tat' , tnin , t tlir, satin , dilly ruittlentigai/A fvr
settlement. •ThrlN E. * POW; p,
D. DIMOCE DODGE.
Emcntor»
MELEE
UDITOR'S NOTICE.-L In UV' 11117 -
LI_ Ler."i tle fvlaf• of A rt. F . Dapidxoti, derraStd. Jr,
r.,•• Court of Common - Ply:I, of Bradford elfuntv.
uu4ersigued a'pl,ointed by the il.phatea Court
1111 an dit r IN'fl , / 1:11 the asscts antl
to -- invuls . in the band of the athrtinistratot;
will atten.l to the duties' of eiul ap
pointna ut. at bia•oiliee in the borough of Tr,wan:a
mt ITIDAY: 2.4) lj+7l. at I o'clock p.
ft.. at. to Melt tor, and rplaett afl perean.3 s hoeing;
cla'm , mon ,- y are rrquir..d to prt. , ent tie
sa.Te or be '.barred front coming' in uP,4
Tf.watt,la, Nov. 1.-Z7!
A- UPITOR'S NOTICE.—.Tit .Thed
f it's n,/
an 1 7: F. .I:Jai fl. ..10. 7klay T.: 1,71. In thy
C,•nit ui Conlinr±n Picas , ~ 1 1:rard.rd e.,llnty.
Tbi.P imaersiirci;a< air AtiLEtor appiii:rn•d by Pala
Court to aistribilbt rAortoy - 4 - Tr
.Shorara baud
rakea iroia itm sate of aett.naarits I•er¢i:al pr.•p.•rty .
ail:pall to the duti•:a or his aiipoixitnient at
inaho of Towanda, on :atriraa.i.-;
ter •tith ...lay of Novetuts,r. IST!, at I p.m., at
inoe :,lac,: all porsons harinz claims to -,. 3 1,1
nono-y toqueNt.,l to pre,ent such claim?, cr
comir,4 in tipea irtia fund.
iW. A. Pl:ct.
Athittor. -
MBES
VITDITOR:S NOTiCE.-- - /N THE I
E. toh .tit,r thef.l" P. llortomcleceasrd.
In the Orphan's Onirt , A 1 llorlford County.
The'llndere.ctried. at,rointedhy the Orphans' f'ontt
of e'a'.d eounty,an Auditor. to marshnlia.`ets and dis
, tribpfe r.d. In th - O hand 'I of the tidra'r of said e,tate.:
attend to the dutio,o,of his appeintment,,at the
splice Overtrm Elsbroo in the borotn4h of
- Towanda. on FRIDAY, the Ist day of DECE.llltrit.
1541. at 1 ' o'dook. a, M.. at trhich time and plaee.an
pe4on3 claims to aaid tuoneye. -- are required
to , present thr same. or. bi forever &barred front .1
ccFmtne; in upon said fund.
oet.S,'7l-ta . E. OVElifil.N.
- ,v6ricE is hereby given flif , 4. .1 , 1.-
1.1 .plievtion oil he made, to dig
of l'enu, , !.lrania for the: incorporation of a Sava
Itthh. with diseoantireg and, depositing privileges. t.,
WTahteing.4 Bradford County, with a
eapital o i'2s, NO. with the prirtle;:r , to inereik, the •
Nan to 00,t0i1, under' th... name and style bf the
Wyal -Savings 144111. •
.
CLTO lI'S N OTICE.— •
.I:4rf:hv given that all personF . indebtcd
toE- h
- rotatethe ,tate N;EHLIIIAll Cata.ol:l, late. .of
Wirtnot, dee'd,Thre regnosted In make ithmediat«.
yaymant, and all. - penions having claims igOingt said
v?tate.ynost :prtsent thrra dilly authenticated' le; .
Utilf..ALL S. (It
Lbter•wt;:f Execut,*
A rrytTows . :NOTICE Joseph
vs. William Van llrunt, No. 351, Sept.
Term. lb S. Court of Cotaradu. Plezek of Bradford
_ -
lin.l , ;isnmed aw - -Auditor appointed.' br said
Court to distribute moneys in the ban& of. ihe
sheriff arising from talc. of - defendant's real
rstate, mill attend to the duties of said appoint
ment:it oftire in the Teiraudaon
MONDAY the 220th day of NOV.. IS7I. at 10
1..„ of whielituno and place all pers - unp hay
ing claims to said money are required to present the
Hatu'or be debarred from cibniitu in upon said fund.
V.ILLIA3I
o:r. i~, 1.1.-4-t
A ITDITOR ' S NOTICE Lyman
Brewer vs. Tifilothy Clary, q.co. 417 Bee. Terra,
And N0...77.1 May Term, '&s. Corm of
Common Pleas of Britlford Conniy
tie undersigned having been •aypointed auditor:'
by said Court to distribute fouls in .the bands of
the Sheriff kill attend ti the duties of, his
appointment at his oftleo in the llofough of Towanda
Friday. Norezuber 10, „Pill, at !2, ,o'clock;
at wlM:li tirue.unil plan all, persons having. claims
to said money are reeptestea to present the same or
be
.r,letiarred from cowin g to fora share of said
money. , • - d. N. C.i LFF,
oct.lB - 11,w1 •- - Auditor:
ONTI, - IS HEREBY -
on .14.1%i -
CE
that application aill be made at the next Meet
ing,of the Ja.. - Tislataure of Pennsylvatila for the in
corporation of a Savinfrts Bank, to be known as the
Towandn savings Bantry to have a capital of fifty ,
thousand dollars, With authority to increase the
same to any anhituitnot exceeding Oren htindred
thousand dollars. The objects 'of said bunk are-to
reetiVO motley-on ' , deposit anal to discount notes.
bills. Am., to,excrchiegenertl banking paitleftes.
to be loaded to the borongh of Towanda, county of
Bradford, with authority. _tai establish bnynChes ttt
other,..plares coutify, .
• iutiols,7l-lim.
RI
J. P..' VAN rt.mEr 4 .
Hh.ritr.
d. P. VANFLEET:
.cf,pn;fr.
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app. , 11.1
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