THE WARS TRIAL.
CoNtinii:rd - frcm 'First Page.
To Mr. Peck:. Discovered on Mr.
Shader, while - nursing him, some
.thing that appeared like a bruise;
-called Mr. Shader's' • attention to it;
;witness had been *a.shing'• deceased,
.and
him• over and formdh black
. and blue spot in his back: Wit
nesg said, "He • guessed . that -Har
ry, had been kicking him;" "No,"
Shsder, "that's where the old
--bullet lays," and "that : Harry, didn't
mean to make him all-of this trots
ble:" on Sunday and. Tuesday eve
nihf:s when witness_ :conversed with
Baader on'the ; •subject of the shoot
they w,sire - alone, when any one
ea;nP in they stopped; all the time
t11, , v wt 2.1.1.3 talking, . Shader had hold
cif witness' Land; they talkedloW and
•, ,, hispers; witness found that ho
:111,1 Shader were brothers in one as- .
.:,, , ;:latir.nl;.they Were Masons; when
th':y found this out !witness said he
w,:uld do anything .for Shader and
Su ' said that when • he wanted
at‘ythillg done ho would ask witness;
gave his opinion to Shader
as to whether: he was going to get
well, nearly every — night he was with
him; asked Shader about business
arrangements in case he died, .oh
Tuesday night; and before this, when
'Sbadcr had spoken to him; • on-Tues
night,.a little before midnight,
t.,:itness told Shader that he could
lire and that he had better e.r
-r,!..1;:: whatever business affairs ho
had .to arrange; Shader said it had
been arranged with jais father and
Faushawe; witness impressed
upon ; deceased tho fact that 'he was
at.y3nt to die and would not be able
to talk much more; bathed : , his head
with icc-water $14,, that he• - wortld re
vive, gave him soino liquor but
cw.-.. 1 ,1111 keep it down; , told him ho
\v as s f-isald he wouldn't he able to talk
with his friends much longer, would
• can theni-up.if he asked it; the wit
• il? , :ss rnade.sorao uiaimportant correc
tik-.cs in his testimony as to time
'slated, and a few 'other minor:mat
ters.
Tn Mr. - Little: It wa-s.on. •Tuesday"
night that- 7 witness put ice on his
head- 'and gave bite the liquor; did
contrary to the doctor's ..order
because he was.afraid witness would
not be able to talk; was notanaiogi
to have him talk on witness' `own ne
e:aunt; put
_ice and, liquor 'on so he
could talk and: live:-both;, this had
been the doctoils order.all the tithe;
understood them very well; think
talked with .Ur. Kanshawe about
about She.der's being a mason; have
said to Thomas Jordan sonic one,
don't know whether it was Fanshaw
_or Drew, 'that; had tried Shader a
::;•)od many linaes and - couldn't tell
whether he. was a Masou;" have said
he wiyi not a:mason, because folks
- t:.'c..re watching him; did not after
Sliader'a deathsay what is here re
ported as to his no . t knowing wheth
er or not he was . a mason; knew the
;iriit day he went there that Shader
was a mason; decreed it quite impor
.„ tant to conceal the fact that be was
- uir.son; deemed it ,so because there
werc , 7 so many around there watching
them; dila want to. conceal that
f:lct: from Drew and FAnshawo any
1..1.-)re, I ban . frop other-5 but DA much
them :1,3 others; should think
land said to -, :tane 0:Ia he had said
a deliberate murder for fiha7
dor had told' hint so;" 'don't think
hat lie stated as strong as that "if
ther6 evef was a delibrate murder
Itiis was - one,. for Shinier had told
-_ so;" witnues might have, if any
e. 1:e talked with him about it the first
- urea clays he was there; ‘.'that it was
;i deliberate rit uder," noire that he
only ;statedi it but believed t at,
:I:0 time: did •uot state after thq
is ;Ali of . Shader that I" if there was
• ver trAeliber to murder this was
•
<4e, fur- Shade • had said so;" did
:Icit state this o unclay ,after the
l. , :tth liar the. week after.
'.l:;),.t.ht - : Court:. On 14e Sunday Cu-
Ttf.r. tillader NV P,S baptised, stated to
Mr. Jordan that this. was mnrder;
a l .bo think that told him Mr. Ward
; Shader had told witness
and Mr. Walbridge and - all the
-);:,nple called it murder,_and, so wit
-11::;,f; with Jordan
Sanday,.Shader was aliVe; on
t 11 , 2 Sunday. after his death met Peck
cr and Fansliawe 'at the Me.ans
house;. the talk then was in regard
to Mr. Ward's property:and hi l l] lam
ily,.no allusion was made to Shader's
death. .= t
•
To Mr: Littler 'Witness is very con
fident tllat_there was flo alluaion at
that time to Shader's death. -
.To Mr. Peek: Shader told Witness
the number otthe lodge he belonged
it, was Royal Arch Lodge No: 2,
N - ,ew York; at the time witness made
the statement on the Sunday Shader
was baptised, witness", believed what
he had told Jordan; didn't know the
• difference until Slimier told him af
terwards; lie- hasn't ',told anything
Lbotit What Shader told him that
iimde him think it . wasjmurder; 'when
witness wont , there first ho thought
it was murder, but after .Shader ex
plained his mind was entirely chang
ed; the explanation .Shader/Made
wes after the time when witness made
.his statement to Jordan; thinks that
t t:e explanation made by Shader MILS
on Sunday night 'before tbepeo
. 1)10 of the house had vet red; the
; - .xplanation, witness etitirelychanged
I.in mind as to its being a murder.
To Mr. Little:, Never went-to Mr.
Jordan to take back) what he had
. never gave,3lr. Jordan author
ity to repeat what he had said; was
nut • siw.flaned .as a Witr.ess 'to the
coroner's inquest; thinks Mr.
bree asked him if Shader;had ever
told him it was an accident, witness
bad answered no;. tlou't recollect
stating to Mr..Overten that Shader
Lal on Sunday morning that the
.was not hitenTiOnal; thinks
t'he - object of Overton'; conversation
was to - find 'out the weight of his tes
had-been stiptenaed as a wa
r. (2:7.a before the Grand Jury.
To Mr. Peck: Shader said that Ward
him; NVIIS not called asa witness
!, , efore the Grand Jury; Mr.{ Elsbree
Witness if Shader ever called it
accident, and witness answered
he said so to - evade being called
;;.-; a witorss.at the - coroner's inquest;
Shade: nevLr called an accident;
‘he Said Ward didn't intend to,• or
didn't mean to.
•
The counsel for . ..the defense offered
at. this point to prove by the NV itness
Henry Decker, - t% ho had been previ
ously called but ..not, lexambied, that
ho had in his, possession or under his
controlau-insurance policy, issued by
- the Railway., Passengers Assurance
•Company...ofdlart ford ;Conn. for t one
day for $3 O O O , .was ;•he same
policy referred tainhisletter to ~iisa
Thi3' evidenee Wes . offered
for the purpose of
.explaining - the!de
' position and the •conduct of Shader
while lyinr, wounded at Ward's house
and - as aapirt of the
iusa
_ _
defence. . 4 -
.1
. - -The Coirtudjonrued - to nine P'clock
Tuesday morning. ! 1
sgro;ni: DAY'S` FSOCEEDI GS
TVilltirrOCry; Nur. 14, 1571.
-A rather strange portion. of the
theory of the defence NVB4 reached
last evening and gave rise: to much
dischision On the part of the counseL
Stated'briefly the °fleet that
the deposition or dying declaration
is the' n strongpoinC of the pr,. secutiom
The defence desired to explain thin
instruMent by showing that it was
gotten up for the express purpose of
obtrkiri;ng the money on the insurle
policy , and for no other purpose; th t
the various expressions in it state
things that are necesSary to exist be
fore the money on the policy can be
obtained. For this purpose it is
sought to 'introduce in evidence the
accidental policy ticket to show the
provisions • contained on tUt back
thereof in relation to certain contin
gencies in which the money on it
will be forthcoming.
- The case for the. defence here rest
ed.
Before therebritting testimony on
the part _of the Commonwealth, Mr.
Clark B. Porter was recalled by the
prosecution for further crosa-exaini
nation. •
-To Mr. Little: When witness was
asking questions of Shader on the
stretcher in the dining-room, he don't
recollect throwing up his hands and
crvinr , D opt after one of his questions,
God, Harry l" Recollects no
part of the exclamation.
TIII IiELVTITSGTESTIMoNIL
of the commonwealth was hero.enter
ed upon, and for this purpose the
first witness called .was John R..Fan
shaw. -
To Mr. Little: On the occasion of
the taking of Mr. Shader's deposition
witness said something once; only
once; Shader had said, "it this was
in a friendly way, it was pretty
rough;" here was where witness' ex
amination came in; he directed his
remark to no one; said, ." if this was
friendship it was pretty rough;" wit
ness sat five or six feet off; Shader's
face was turned towards Squire Tidd,
from witness; witness was en the
opposite side of the bed from Squire;
witness' eipre e: ssion was not very loud;
he was -speaking, to - no one, should
say the tone was an
the
one;
Mr. Montanye noticed the expression;
he was pretty close to witness; -he
was nearer to witness than witness
was the Shader; McKee made in
quiry of witness as to Shader's
be
ing a Mason, after Shader's death;
McKee asked witness he was a
_Mason; witness replied, "I' am;"
__McKee said he had understood wit
ness was a Mason, was sorry that he
hadn't been satisfied earlier that She.
der was
. a. Mason, said he Lad tried
him several times, but Shader had
never satisfied hiM that he was
Mason; asked witness what lodge he
belonged to; witness-told him that
he belonged to Independent; Royal
Arch, No. 2; McKee asked witness if
-deceased was going to be buried with
Masonic honors; witness replied that
he - lta.d written to Lima reqtiesting
tha,„lodge to bury him - there with
Masonic honors.
( aildinnea Sec:)l4 , l Pagc.)
' Leg,a7,
DROCLI3LI.TION.-,;IWHEREAS,
Hon. FARRIS R. STREETER, President Jude ,
to the 12th Judicial District. consist ng,of theeoun
ifes of Bradford and Scouptehtnna, and Botts. Znilr-
Lots Frasnrr. an, J. W. VateDese, Associate Jutlece,
in and,for said county of Bradford, have leaned their
precept bearing date the 31st day of October, 1871,
to me directed for holding • Court of Oyer and
Terminer, General Quarter Session, of the Peace,
Common Pleas, and Orphan's Court at
• Towauda,
for the county of Bradford, on tionday, Decem
ber 4. 1871, to continue three weeks.
Notice Is therefore hereby given to the Coroners,
and Justices of the Peace, of the county of Bradford,
that they be then and there in their proper person,,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with re
cords, inquieitions and othhr remembrances, to do
thosa.things which to their office appertains tO be
done: and those who are hound by recognizance or
ortherwiee to prosecute against the prisoners who
ire or may be in the jail of said county. or who shall
be bound to appear at the said court are to be then
and there to prosecute against them as shall be lush
Jurors are requested to be punctual in their ettee
dance, agreeably to their notice.
Dated at Towanda. the 31st day of October, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-one, and of the Independence or the
United Matta, the ninety-fourth. •
J. P. - VAX TL ITT.
LIST 'OF THE NAMES OF PER
SONS drawn to act as Jurors in a Comt o
Common Pleas to bo held at Toorautli, on MON
DAY. DECEII.BEIt 4, 1871 ;
I=
Armenia, Charles L. Green; Athens V... p., Sidney
Lomb's; Burlington Wept, W. L. B. H.
Ballard; Oramille, Noah Loomis; Leßoy. P. A. Hol
comb; Monroe boro., J. B. Smith; Orwell, Edward
Boardman, jr?, Nelson Barnes: Smith Creek, S. ii. ,
Ingersoll; Smithneld, Isaac M. Eaves, N. 0. Camp
bell; Sylvania, Clark Tinkharn; Standing Stone. Pat
rick Kane; Towanda born.. Geo. Giii.tin; Towanda
North. Richard Hinton. Wilford-Esstertirooks; l roy
baro.. Hiram Dna. Ezra S. Jewell; Trey twp.„ Hi
ram Rockwell; Tuscarora, Wesley cogswell: Warren,
I. Manchester, John H. Carey: Vi'yalusing, Wm.
Chambi,rlln.
TiL&VEM.Fr. Jcnor....—rillEr; WEEK
Athens twp , John P. Chase, John Bosworth, John
A. Perkins: Albany. F.. F. Jones, Benj. Van Dyke,
Boyd W. Wilcox. Charles Schmevkenbecker: Asylum,
Wilmot Camp; Barclay, L. W. Tiffany, C. W, Tidd:
West Burlington. 1.. J. Fanning: Colombia. Alfred
Havens; Canton twp.. Henry Matson. Hiram Lind.
ley: Granville. C.ll. Kenyon; Herrick, W. J. Mitten;
Litchfield. John Teed, Frederick Johnson; Lenos ,
John Sic Keel, Lewis Darling; averton. Edw. Fraike;
Ridchory. Charles Hendy; Home twp.,S. Layton,
W.. 11. Parks; Home boro., Hiram Woodurn: Stand
ing_ Stone. Jas. 'O'Herron; South Crnek..Jacob
Aber; Springfield, Lewis E. Beach: Sheshequin.
llll
tonP'aillipa,Edw. Brigham; Terry. Wilson Stroud,
J. M. Mann; Troy twp.. H. N. Spalding: Tumearera,
W. L. Ackley; Towanda born., Fred. S. Whitman;
Wymox, Geo. Pool, ktichard E. C. Myer. Edward C.
Dr 2 tez WTaludog, Cornelius Donovan; Windham.
W. H. Clark.
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Asylum, Henry Westbrook; Athens' bore., Isaac
+Gregory, C. 0. Huntingdon; Barclay, James Wil
liams, Daniel Powers, Frank Northrup. Andrew
Crane; Columbia. Timothy . Gustln; Canton twp.,
Jacob Roberta; Franklin, Calvin Varney: Monroe
•Ornaldo Kellogg; Pike. Lewis A. Boaworth;
Rome twp.. Clinton Wattles, Abnei M. Beebe; Ridr
bury, George Lowman: Standing Stone, H. E. Huff;
fthemitrquin. Abram Dingman; Springfield. 'Norman
8. Huxley. &Wine Berry;•Sylvania, James F. Bristol,
'Leeman Bnrritt; Towanda boro., Horatio Black, H.
A. Burbank, Hiram 3faitll, Fred. C. Clore; Towanda
twp.. Ira E. Stevena; Troy boro., Edward Vandine,
Hoary Cobb:Truy twp.. Nelson wood; Elster,Men-
TY Shaw; Windham. tie°. Olmstead. S. D. Madden:
Wilmot, John H. Fiteb. Paul B. flrtnsinger. S Tuttle;
WyAot. J. Conklin:Warren, Wm. W. Baker; Welles,
Myron Capron, Peter L. Beardslee; Wralusing. Amor
C. Stevens. .
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Athens twp., 'Wright Dunham; Athens bvro„ J. S.
Middaugh: Aryliiro, N. P. Moody. D. Trumbull, J.
Hornet; Albany, E. P.obinaon; Armenia. S. Boxier:
West Burlington, B. T Blackwell; Bur
lington twp., E. Rundle; Darrlay, Isaac O. Blight;
Canton twp.„ T. M. Watts. J. Spalding: Herrick. J.
Foyle; Litchfield, F. Cooper. T. B. Cotton, Edward
Lurcock; Leßoy. N. Jenkins. P. Roston: Orwell.
Asa Darrow; Rome boro., H. Prince; Sprinfield. A.
Westbrook; Slieshequin. J. Newman; Poulthileld, N.
Tracy, S.F. Fletcher; Terry, B. Horton; Troy horo.,
G. 4'. Veil°. D. L. Lampman; Towanda 'hero., M
Smith, J: Braund, Geo. Stevens. C. Eirbyi Towan.
twp., B. Davidson; Ulster, C. E. Purgerson. .
Thomas; Windham, C. Morey; Wyaox. John Lenox;
Wyalnsing. Justus Ackley; Wilmot, John Daggett;
Troy twp . J. A. Linderman.
SHERIFF'S SALE.—By vir tu© of
sundry writs of Fi. Fa. loaned out of the Court
of Common Picas of Bradford County and to mo
'heeded will be exposed to public sale, at „the Court
House In the Btironen of Towanda, on THURSDAY.
NOVEMBEIt 30, 1871. commencing at 1 o'clock p.m.
the following deocribedlot, piece or parcel of land
situate in Wysox &p.. bounded north by lout of
Abram Savercool and Main Street of -Fleochurionth.
division of „East Tovianda, east by said Main street,
and RH No. Gof block 23 of said alb-division. (be
ing the lot upon which an axe factory is no* being
erected,) south by said lot No. C and a twenty feet
alley west by said alley and land "of.said Abram
Savercool, deceased, haring frontage ou'raid Main
street of 150 feet and a depth of 225 fe4.t. with ,a
framed house thereon. Being the same land as
described )n Wm. H. Morgan's map Of , yiesetitit'o
sub-division of East To-wan4a and numbered 4 and
sof Block 28 . 0 f maid sub.di laden. /
Seized and taken in'execution at tile suit or W. 11.
liorganvs..Christiana Sehwenke. i
ALSO—The following deocribedlot, piece or par.
eel of land situated in Overton tsp., bounded north
by tlle public highway, on the east by land of Eliza
O'Brien, uzi the south and wept by lands of John
Holyneanz, containing 19 acres more or less. about
10 acres improved, with a frame house, an old log
stable and a few'frult trees thereon. -
• Seized and taken in • execution at the snit of J. It,
Cowell vs. H. Sherman, Jr.
ALSO—The following descrflxxl lot, piece orimrrel
of land situate In Granville twit,. bounded north by
the public highway and lands of Theodore Porter,
on the east by hind of/ amid 'Theodora Portel.; and
smith and west by the public highway. Containing
df an acre of land, more or toss, mirrdreili with
a framed honor, framed barn and a loo* fruit L - tits
thereon.
&ITod and inttn in , IP::11tin at the rnit of M'
Murrav k lioarp Ts. ktioervo. J. I)l.k:ti:ti , ln ant C
0. Dickinson. •
•
ALSO—The following deseriliel let:piece or Inr-
Cel of land sintate in' Athens borough, baitided on
the north by Chesnut street. oa the east by land of
J. M. fily. ou the south by James Witsoa ands.r.Y:
Patrick. and wed . by li. C. liarris. being !id feCt
front on said Chesnut street by : II! feet deep,
s.two story fanned dwelling henna end a few 1:114
trees thereon.
lioleed ard taken in exaeutioa at thr"ruit oir Ne,
Harris TS. &Fir, Northrop.
ALSO—The
Me in Wynn
Towanda* D
tad on Main
said aired '
proved..
Seised and
fon CM
cel of land
by lands of .
DellsTandll
the estate of
west by lam
. -
sem of laut.
itsprorod wll
&Lead ant
Dixon .s. IP,
ALSO—By ._
add at the sumo
crlbod lot. pie
ton twp.„ bom
east by
land of Justin
MOM or leas,
framed .baro '
Ele:zod sod
Brady's nee
_
MAO—The
eel of laud to'
north by IMI
ton. on ,
south bz lani
decennia, and west by lands of h
Containing 50 acres of land. more about 50
acres improved with a famed bon a board stable
and a saw mill and a few fruit trees
Seized and taken in execution at . snit of B. W.
Elale's use vs. Henry Patterson. _
- ALSO—The following describedll, Piece or par
cel of land situate in Canton twp. bounded on the
north by lands of E. B. Parsons, tby lands of
George Camp and James Bunter. south by land of
said James Hunter and west by lands ef James
Hunter and Shadrack - Nrillisms. 2 Containing 50
acres of land. more or lei* about acres improved
with two framed haulm an old log house and ts few
fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the salt of J. E.
-Bullock vu. Robert W. Sawyer.
ALSO—The following described ot, piece or par
cel of land situate in Troy twp., bbunded north by
lands of O.F. Vole, on the cut by lands of
M.W. Jones, on the south by the public highway
leading from East Troy to Troy born, and lands of
Nathan Whiting. on the test by land of said
Nathan Whiting and J. J. kG. F. yelle. Containing
about 3.acrea of land, more or less; with one framed
b vase, one frithed barn and outbuildings, end a few
troll trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Robert
t: Porter vs. L. F. -Baldwin: •
ALSO—The following described' lot, piece or par
cel of land situate. in Towanda bfwo.„ bounded on
the north by land of J. P. Kirby, on the east by G.
F. Mason. on the south by G. I'. Mason. and on the
west by Main street. Being about 50 feet front on
said Main street and about 112 feet . deep, with a two
story framed Steam Grist Mill thereon; with the en
gine, boiler, machinery, /co., belonging to the same.
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of Job
P. 'Kirby vb. H,Fuller and Leander Sanford.
ALSa—The following dal:rill: i t piece or par
cel of lend situate in . commencing
at the north-west corner of lot 10. 41, the north
east corner of lot No. 15. the south-west corner of
lot No . 31, the south-east of War-ant N0..1912, and
the south-west corner of lot No. 1,1 in Flower's sub
division of the Carrol lands. Th . :nee - along the war
rant line north IG3 prs., to a corner; thence east
54 prs., toe corner: thence PO rat 76 MIL to a
corner in the south line of lot and north line of
No: 41; thence along the south e of warrant No.
1492 %rest 54!; pre. to it'll , place o beginning. Con
taining 21 acres and 56 perche of land, more or
less.
Seized tied taken in execs:thin' t the snit of 0. D.
-Bartlett to the use of liarimt A. Scott vs. .11.aueom
W. Luther, •
ALSO—The following lot. li or parcel of land
situte in Towanda twp., bound on the north by
lands of John B. Smith and th widow Coon, cast
by lands of William. Watkins, so th by lands of M.
C. Merchr, and the estate of C.L. Ward,' deceased.
and west by lands of George Bi z tt r :u. Rosie Borer
and J Durex . Du Containing 135 sof land. more
or less.'abont 60 acres improved; with a largo frame
dwelling house. 2 old framed houses, framed barn
and a few fruit trees thereon. •
Seized and taken Into etecution at the suit of
H. Charlotte Ward &duex of the estate of C. L.
Ward, deceased, vs Michael Idellert. • ••
ALSO-The following. described lot. piece or par
ccl of land labiate in Towanda boro. I?ocindiel on
the north by land of James Macfarlane. east by the
SusfineLianua River, south by laii4 is of John Carman
and others, west by lands of said John Carman and
Alonzo hinges. Being 50 feet on said river, and
running beck to said Carmen and Bingos' east lines
with a framed dwelling. house and a few fruit trees
thereon:
Seized and taken into etc ctition of the snit of
d. 0. Frost's use es F, I 1 Ford. ;
ALSO—The following described lot. piece or par
cel of land situate in 13arlingt6a Doro', bounded on
the north by lands of John • A codding, east by the
Tom dock Creek. south by shop lot now orforinerly
belonging to A J Doss, and west by the Derrick
Tuitipike, bcing about leo feet, more or less, on
said turnpike and running bark to ~ . .21a creak - , with
a framed dwelling Milne and a few fruit trees there
on.
Seized and takeu ill execution at the snit of A. J.
floss rl Sarah Jane Sweeney and itaniel it Sweeney.
ALStI-:The following described lot, piece or par
cel of land - situate in Wysox;twm., beginning at a
corner on line of the so-caned Nobles & ldontanyes
lot 30 feet east of Sebastian Tinowls - north-cant
corner, thence north 5 degs. raid 30 minutes, we.tf
97.1 feet to a corner; thence Mirth 19 deg aud
minutes, east 535 feet; thene4 :north 70 deg. end 3tld
minutes east C 75 feet to a corner on line of the farm
of 'Stephen StrieLLand Jr.. thewe along line of the
=tine south 5 dogs and 30 minutes, etet 1410 feet to
the south west corner of said Strickland's farm on
line of Nobles S Ifontanyca lot heretofore no ntion•
ed, thence a'.4ing line of the Same south 52
west 570 feet to the place of beginning. Containing
11 acres cud 124 perches of Land. more or less. with
a large framed hence. known as the l'ark hotel
framed barn and other outbuildings, and part of •
Trotting Park thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit 0; Job
I. Kirby vs CLarlei IloPPc.
ALSO--The following described lot. piece or j3r s
oil of land situate In /Übangi top.,beuiuning at a
point iu the public highway or Be.-lek.Turnpike in
front of J. 11. Ladd's house running thence dorm
the middle of the highway leading from Said turn.
pike to the Ilibburd school honse in on easterly di
rection to the' center of the south branch of Towan
da Creek, thence down said creek the several courses
th4reof to the line of Wells Wilcox's land; th ence
along line in a nor-h-easturly direction to a hemlock
corner; thence by lands of said Wilcox and others,
in Cr easterly direction to hemlock corner on the
Wii,tir line; thence along said - last mentioned line
in a seuitherly dovetion to the 'South Branch of To
v.anda creek: tbcnce down said creek by the several
courses thereof to the corner of William Bahr's
land: thence by lands of Freeman Wilcox to the
middle of the Berwick Turnpike; thence al nil said
Turnpike to the place of bi.sinning. Containing
213 :ZITS_ of land, more or loss, about kit acres
un
prosed. with framed barns and dwelling houses and
fruit trees thereon; excepting and reserving there
from about 4 acres of the ithove lot laying on the
east side of said turnpike, which was conveyed by A .
Ladd to Ichabad Quimby; Also a lot adjoining said
Quimby lot on the north and deeded to S. D. Steri
gem by 11. A. Ladd and wite.*nd also excepting ter-
Min Ints sold by the defendant John S. Campbell to
Joseph Campbell:lL Stevens, Henry Campbell, A.
B. flubler, John Shultz,' F. A. Schrader. Baptist
Church, It. F. Jones, D. W, Barsliberger, Wm. May,
Clarinda Carr and others.:,
Seized and in exmation at the snit of John
N. Cahint use vs. 1) J Ormsby and J S Campbell.
Alao will be add at the sumo time and place all
the Interest of Frederick Fleschr.t in 'the above des
cribed lot. piece or parcel of land. at the suit of Foz
Stevens, ?demur and Co.. vs Frederick
Also at the suit of G. F-11.vein k Co:'s use cc.
Frederick Fleschnt.'
ALSO—The follewlini described lot; piece or par/
eel of land Ballets in Ulster - twp.. bounded on the
north by land of Jason Smith, east by land ofNibr
man Shaw, south by land of Lewis better. arcs by
the public highway leading from Towanda to Athens
Contale or I ' acre of land.) more or less, ;6(i
proved,awati a' learned dwelling house Sri . a tow
trait trees thereon.
ALSO—One otherlot piece or parcel of nd.sitn
ate in )Aster twp., boianded north by a rod leading
fromtbe Towanda and Athens road to tr canal. on
the east by the canal, and on the south tad west by
lands of Norman Shaw. Containhig acres of
land, more or leas, all improved. ith a steatn
mill used for - planing lumber, grindin t plaster. feed
Ac.. with machinery, engine, bullet, A.c., attached
thereto.
Seized and taken in execution a the snit of Adella
K Ferguson vs. Charles Wells. !so at the suit of
A. G. Mason's use vs Charles idles.
AO—The following desc lot, piece or par
eel of laud situate in Overton twp.; bounded north
crly by lands of Philo Min easterly by the State
road. southerly by lands no or formerly owned by
S. Camp. and wester.y by lands now Or formerly
owned by Beagle and oth Containing, VI acres
of land. more or less.
Seized and taken in e ecntion at the cult of L. C,
Hollon's Use. vs Demi teals.
ALSO—Thefollowiter dekeibed lot, piece or par
cel of land situate iti,l3tatdi .g Stone twp., bounded
on the north by lands of E. U. Denew and Patrick
Boyle, east by la 4 of Patr ck Boyle and P S Brews
ter, soutirby lindA of Lewl Page, and west by the
Pennsylvania and Nei , Tor Catal and Bail Road
=Company. Containing 20 erns of land, more or
lees. about 2 safes. improveil, with a framed barn
end few fruit yrecs thereon.;'
Seized and/taken In cacao ion at the Suit of Jerry
O'Brien VP Alliteil McKenna and Mary A. Ili:Henna.
ALSO—tae following described lot. piece or ~.
1 / 4
cal of labd situate u Wyse,. two.. bounded on the
north byta lane n ing Lb rough between lands of
Mrs. Jotin Holmes d the hereby described lot.
said lane jointly owtiell by each; on the east by land
of •Styhhen Strickland Jr.. a4l the public highwayi
on tote a-nth by lands of H .l..;obles and Sebastian
Knailli, snd on the west by the Susquehanna river
an the 'North Branch Canal. Said tract of land be
-1 . compond of pieces and. parcels of land pur
avert by Job P. Kirby of II D Strickland and
hbott, said tract of land pnrehalied of said Aii
t. naving been former', owned by Lute Strick
land, and always ezorptin and reserving however
to the said J. P Kirby. his heirs and assigns. ten
acres of the part marehas dof said Abbott,
lying on the east side of o public road: also the
home lot as now enclostid By fence with 1. feet east
Of the fence of the panic width &Atha home-lot, said
home lot being the one oh -which. is situated the
house in J P Kirby now replace. Containing
200 acres of land, more or less. about 100 acres Inc
Proved, and being the same let of land tiliklrMl con.
traded to Frederick Fleactuat. the defendant, and
Mathias Welline by J. P. K rby, by contract bowing
date July 20. 1869, excepting certain lots of land
deeded oif from the above described lot to Ctuirlea
Homan, Waiter Spencer. T i ! 11. Camp, Chas Hoppe.•
Charles E. Pierce, Kellam fe Mtfilock and one lot of
land reieseed frlim valk contract to J. P. Kirby by
Frederick Fleschut.
Seized and taken in exec lion at the suit cf 'lot.
Stevens, Merrier t.: Co.. v Frederick Flesrlat.—
Al4O at the snit.of (1. F Ma on .h. Co's use vs Fred
erick Fleschut.
- ALSO—The following cis zribed lot. vises or par
cel of land situated in Monroe twp.. bounded north
by lands in possession of Ilirum Sweet, on the east
by the Berwick Timnpite, pn the .watt: by land of
'Milts= Decker, and on Midwest by lands of William
Decker and Rim= Sweet. t °Wall:dog 2 =Tea more
improved. with I t i.
Pr 10as, all mmo borne, and barn,
and fruit trera thereon.: .
Scizell and taken in exe..,. Ron at the in.: of Me
kAldrihh va. George V. lid
ALSG--The following de.
eel of land nitnatrd in Cav
- I,:v lands of A. R. Aztell
Eliedia Roeksell, on the 1
I:andel' and. on the vc,t
Aztell, containing - 50 n-^res
15 acres nmprot-od - and
Seized and txten in ex
Eniott vs. A. M. !Lockett a
ALSO—The following. d
col of land eltnotc,l to L;
nattb by the public higlaw
to,the north brahch of To
by lin, of Grer.,:y
Allen 111mtt.r and on tlye w
tzr and contain
abnat 77 •^.ma in pr
balm awl a tew fr.xit :zee*
Reiz.l4 ann Vairit fn me
lice.mes rt.. I,raitirratt.
15.71
('COFFEE, TEA,
‘ 4 , vholetak and re
~.Irdy 1.
T HE UNDMItIZED'HAVM9
fsedimed Shawnee Prism*
B. IL PATall.
tarmansivra. 8. - PATOSII a).: Is wow prepared
to seer_So the citing? at arediard Clocatrioad lettM
s large and well saluted dot* of
Mach i lawn parobard for-Cask sad fed ooadderdi
that I au sell at as low Sons as asn be purrlaeed
alosortioto: I saw tam to thoptlblies aplendidotock
TEAS, COFF:FFA, SITGARS,i
AKRON FLOUR, GIWTAM DO.
I keep waftanti7 lin head. PORK. HAMA LARD, sad
eZ kind' of Pint. Would call the anemia= of ere
public to oartisal De Beat
Ia qarntr or price. Jesse Oakl!rii! Celebrated Latin-
dr,. New York Chemical and Drown Soap.
Please eW and AR of
Lam a+aortmeat•of WW2 1;1017102(8, TOILET
80A28. &c., Am. I sill pay tho blatant cash price far
Farmers, give na a.eall before 'ening elsewhere.
All peraoria indebted to the late IL-Lavin phew call
inn mike immediate pigment. .
C. B. PATCH
Towanda. 'Mardi. 12, 1867.
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AT J. LONG.
M
GRO,pERIES AN
COR.. AIN AND
•
I desire to call the sttentil
assortment of goods, which
pleb% and will be sold to
market rates. .
Ilj stock of
Have been Marchand dace
tariff on them, and are
respond.
Orders by snail or othe
and prompt attention.
•
Thanking the public r the liberal patronage
they taro given me,' I wish, a continuance of the
same.
CASH ran) FOE COVSTUT rItODUCE. .;
feb.2T7l M . J. LONG.
GOLD STILL O.4:MELNG DOWN
r am EITZT Zia:SO El TEX
GROCERY d PIiOVISION LINE,
• •
ire now beg offered.st
- b(d lot. ;icor or par.
on twp., bounded north*
.n the east by lands of
nth by lands of Charles
by lands of said A. IL
~ are or less. about
thrums.
•
COITELL ISc MYER'S
at prices that earmot tail to satiaty all that their ,
determined not to beundersold_ by any Co..
have cal/awed their Store by WI/ding to that they
now have room for the fresh supplies that are daily
received by them. They have amnichst with their
store a 'Market where . they cow keen rivet' Meats to
sell by the -sr or piece, ma a full supply of Geo.
cedes and to which they , woulu cal the
attention of all =shipmate. Come add main. Mr
Good. and Priors. berate Purchasing sue eatillY
yourselves. We guarantee all goods to invt. entire
.aatiaraction. .We are thinktrd to our customers for
their past libera/ ystronaire and solicit continuance
of the as ' CORIZS. k WEL
Dec. 20, ISO. -
Lion at the er P. S
,1 A. P. IlAckett.
:ACTII)PiI let. j'iCV:e
.1 dlngton tssp.. bontolett
:y from West .}3mlington
Monda Curet. op the oast.
L. on th e 'tenth by tr.n4
Ist by lanai of Ezra
25 cert.', core 1e. , .
n th a ftz.rn:l hnit, znri
Lhereo.l.
U
.7. P. VX!:
SEGA.II; FISH,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
D/LIED aadi cAX2c trams. at
Marls 10. 1002. LONG k KEEL=
:McCAEL S: MIX
Groats sal Provision,
GII,OOERIBEV,
8243C11. ILLLISILLTt'S, SPICES, &cf. 1'
nave ea Land a large stock of
81 DO" . IIIICILIVEZAT • IXI
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
WOODEN WARE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE..
C. B. PATCH
f
;r.l 2. Cr
ic7 t
f 9 g
2 A
- E
PROVISIONS,
WOOD, WILLOW, A
D - STO.NE
FLOUR, FEED
MEAL, Sc.,
No. 1 r.►rro
'8 ELuCK.
BRIDGE STS.,
TOWAN
1N23
.12 or We public to my
is always tall and &m
-my customers at lowest
TEAS,
COFFEES,
S P I
KEE
the late reduction in the
Cere,l at prices to cot.
re sill receive carets
6.0 TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
For yoarNow Spring Suit
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
- For a New Drees Std.
GO TO TAQLOR Sc GORE'S;
For*New Spring Styles in Pintx.
GO TO TAYLOR A; GORE'S 1
For a Now Spring Overcoat.
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
For all the tatast Style's inCtta
tom and Beady-Made Clothing.
GO TO TAYLOR k GORE'S
For Hats and Caps, all tits Latest
Stvle,z
GO' TO TAYLOR A; GORF4
For Gents Furnishing Goods,
Bows, Ties,'&c
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
I
~/
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CUTT / I 4 SG CDONE Oti SHORT
/ .- '
NOTICE.
V . . ..
I
96 ,MAIN STRb*.;T,
TOWANDA, PA
ar1.1911
TO THOSE Gla ING THEIR
CLOTIIING 3,U4DE TO OR6Eft
Mott otp.ce4d study two.thinge. rink L.
GET THEM ItHEF.2 nrar-4.a.A1 CLOTIUNO
IS 21,,,1D1:
EecomUy,
'SURE THEY Ar.P. EOLD CHEAT,'
j. -
And ►n order to be able to sells good article cheap
the merchant must eindergtand his business, and
know how, wbere and whet to buy as • practcal
man does; and a .
PRACTICAL TAILOR
In all 2.11 bra i ba I proft-Fs hz t vlng had
EIGHTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
In the bneineee. If airs been a cutter in vane o the
bewt houses In
NEW YORIC„, CITY
I do toy own buying, selling and cutting.• anti
divide my profits with no man, so that leas of It will
do—and with low rent and other expenses in pro
portion, thus making the cost of carrying on the
business very small.
:!In reading the above you will cue why It is that
I CAN SELL GOODS: CHEAPER
Than men fonovring the business, and having no
knowledge of it themselves, have to employ others at
large salaries to attend to It._ and customers most
pay amordingly--as they, like myself.
DO BUSINESS TO LITE BY IT.
U you doubt the aback statement 'be' eetremeed
by
E7 4 .:11,Y trAltltlB,
Merchant Tailor. Bridge at., Towanda. Pa
Aug. 0.10 •
EUREKA ! EUREKA.
arybody las discorerid that
THE OLII CLOTHfI ROUSE
Etoisenfield 8c WOlff
'Ono door south of Fos L - Ncresies) is
THE PLACE FOR II3ARGADIS.
They now hare a great store full of the
RICHEST AND MOST BEAU /- ittL ABSOBTKENT
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING
To be round antidde the dile&
helt• goods are
.FINE ENOUGH
TO SUIT ANY TASTE,
CHEAP ENOUGH
TO ACkOI.I2IODATE ANY PIAISE
DON'T BE DECEIVED;
'• Ifire# tem an old blend for a it.eir one.'
Renstenber that IZOSESTIELD k WOLTp ar
permanently located bees, and can offer greater in
ducements to purehaaerra than any other hones in
town.
It is the interest of gentlemen tn this seetiun to
ems and bring sli their bins, sind give their goods
e net . .1012.
Conahler the fact that you eau buy at ROSEN
FIELD k WOLFF'S, beautiful and subatantlal Cloth.
tut for a mere song,
& WOLFF.
Angust tn.
VERY CHOICE GREEN IND
Mach Tea iielleag cheap at retail by
IrOX k =ACM
Omaha and.
pzomals
. ,
. imam: mai non= roolut.---
;
aims oaks= mums ! ludo_ auk
sew sad oeisilel. stoat aw
rir.crlmrmm=l
Wldeb 10 17 sold dt tbs lowest paodblo
CODFISH,
lill
AtACTIKEREL,
KM=G,,
11iTTIT OF ALL DWIMPIMONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED/AMAL, GRAIN, &a
Bring an your p7duce. which Ts pay caah for.
• t itiAlltnEEN, •
. ,
•
A ecmstan y r of - Ashton Salt, sized Mum*.
Butter Tubs. &c.
Masa and look through ow stock. and Initial
do onr best to please yon. W. A. ROCXWZI.L.
Toira3rils. April 58.1869. -
•
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GROCERY AND PROVISION
` ~ STQ.R,E
11cCABE
111
Whernisle and 1 ets2 Dealers in
F ' ,I4IILY GROCERIES
PIi_OVISIONS,
XMCtra'l3 Ih - EW MOOS, TOWANDA.
We do not deem it neceesary to enumerate old the
&tennt tett:let we keep. Ow suisortment to '
A.LWAYS COMPLETE.
MIST' CLASS GOODS.
Cult paid for Parrucra Produce
Slarr:ll 1. 1870.
& =ROVE are now . receiv-
Ing a fresh slack of Goods in their lino, bought
since thelst. January, to which they invite the at
tention of their friends, We keep the largest stock
'ln town. Our goods are fresh and desirable. We
sell st lowest nasrkeiprkes.
Jan. 19; 1871.
FRESH AND 'NEW TEAS, bought
alum the reeeut decline 'lu price, and selling
cheap at retail. FOS. & 31211CLIt.
J3O. 19. IS7I.
lIIIM
"VOX. & IfERCUR are selling Grp
.l_ iberka at retail. Jin. 19, 1971.
VO.X & MERCUR are selling Nevr
and Fresh Gonda. ' Jan. 19, 1871.
F ". dr, MERCUR are selling Oro
-I:erlesicheop. /an. 19.187 L
i
MERCUR are selling
first
class Goods only. Jaa. 19.1871.
FC:X & MERCUR are selling
beaper thau ever. Jam 19, 1871.
REMEMBER that we are selling
Goods at
• RETAIL!
And that icemen% be trtteraold.
Jan. 19, 1871. FOX & 311=1711.
- --t- --
1 1,TIaHIGAN FINE—CUT TOBAC
CO—very choice—at
Jan. 19.1871. FOX & 11.1=1:11111.
T & 3.1711 CUR do not deal in
JL
Shoddy Goode. Jan. 19. 1871.
Or,r_R CtSTOMERS can roi l y upon
netting he very t4rt the market affords and at
lowest prices. E: T. FOX.
Tovranda, Jan. 19771. - EMIT IffEEICTIL
- p ENEE)II3Ett THAT ]'OZ
CSR are retailing all Schad* of Grocwies at
wholesalerecea. The largest stork In town. - Goods
Ant class. Prices low. . E. 'i. FOX. I
Sept. 29,'70. EIMITX MERCER.
THE BEST' KEROSENE OIL IN.
town by the quantity or retail at
FOX & 31XIICIUFS.
WuRY AND . DINING 40011:
First block north et Ward Mame.
BREAD, PIES, CAKE,CRA.CKERS,
And sold at Wholesale and Retail
In, oar DniMIUCK)II3 we will accommodate the
public with entree a lunch of a good meal at all
times of th , day and evening. -
OYStEItS AND ICE MEAN 014 UAED DIIIIMG
TRUE SEASON. rt
Also a floe assortment ‘f Grvaries, coa l SC' flown-,
Fruits, Nuts, &c.
mayl7
•
CENTRAL MARKET. .:•
The intekribers still continue to keep constantly
on band a full and complete assortment of cram ,
thing pertainin g to their business,- consisting main
ly of
BEEF, PORK' FRESH AND SALT
1 - SUGAR, SIIIIED RA31.4,
!SUTTON, BEEF. Y.A.IIP,
VEAL. POULTR I . ;
SAUSAGE, LARD, '
BOLOGNA, a DRIED BEEF. -
• TALLOW, kc., ke.
Also.
7 .1 - S -
.•
FlirSll FROM_ THE LAKES.
OVSTEIIB RECEIVED DAILY
, .
- In their
MVOS wishing Oysters in Urge QT .mall quanti
ties mill be furnished on abort notice, at is did
stand. CsarraAL Masser , Montanyo's Block, Ant
door north of Dr. Porters.
Pm& 0 EirMasn. I ERLLATII k 2fI3I.LOCR.
Tkto Ifruorm. j
Feb. 24. 1870-tf ,
THE BEST AND
,CTIOICEST
SMOKIYG TOBACCO,
FACTORY NO.
13D DISTRICT or MARYLAND.
Eir See that Eren Package yaw buy bevs that
tumulytkra.
Dec. 14.1970.
JACOBS,
. • _
• -
MEN S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
AND -
HATS AND •CAPS.
erocia warranted, and told at the lowest rates.
South slots in lisidletnares block, MaJnola. tutylBl/
PORK,
'MUTTON, /
EMI
w. sell gottking but
JAMES
EDWM _
.V 14.1.5..
BAKED DAIL Y,
D. W. SCOTT k CO
LS MANUFACTURED AT
croc],.. 4 . GkEttif.
-.-
SIIPETJES !nt TILE,
33 1 A T/7- 4 ezie4.49.3D331
AT
wiolcsAat I BLAC K
CROCKERY;
IE 1
CHINA,
itol2l IL Alr. Co.. --4.-7,—lrianas.
GL. SWABS.
Sow andbeintifol pattern.
STONEWARE..
SILVER PLATED WARE,
FRUIT JARS
All-artlclotwarranted u represented. Persons at
* distance can receive their orders by stage or mail.
which will receive p. pt and careful attention.
Itched adage given gratuitously at the ciffire,
charging only for medicine.
reThinklalforpastliberalpatronage,wualfailea•
pectfully announce to their Meals and.the pablic.that
no pains shall be *pared to sandy, and merit the con ,
tinuation of thir eouldence and patronage. '
gsr:Ope.n titindaya for prescriptions from 9 to 10
arm, and 12 rn. . to 1. and 6to 6 p.m.
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! I J4I 3, 1. /870.--Yr
yfrgundi. Aug. 30.'71.
FUBMTITURr.,
W. are now Offering et our !boles:de awl Retail
FURNITURt•ESIT(YRItAI,
NO. 107 MAIN S tit LET,
1"o grestuet Inlaccirt4 to those Li vast of
FIRST = CL&S
,7RNITPRE!
; Eicr_offered to this tasiket.
The attention of the public. is eeriectellioalled to
our recent hoev purchnsee from the late Groat Apo.
firm Sales of
CI T A AMER AND PARLOR
FURNITU'REI
, We are now offering
WALNUT 7. A : 13LE -TOP SETS
AT. $75 00. And •
NICE PARLOR SETS, s _At $5O 00;
Together with our Complete Stool of
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS
TABLES, STANDS, SPRING_ •
BEDS, MATRESSES,
LOORDIG-GLASSES,
And in fai.t crenthlng to boofutuid in a First-class
rurtiture Stott,
CEICAPER THAN; THE CHEAPEST
NICL.II. THAT -WC Ant Noit MAIEIR&H
-11 Paring, and do 'eart goods of our own mann.
facture cheaper than 'you can buy city-made goods
elsewhere. Lumber taten iu exchange for goods, •
We also furnish
E,OSEWOOD CASKETS,
METALIC BUM IL CASES AFC- COFFriS
Of es cry deseripticn
BURIAL 11,08E3, CAPS, Sx,,
And we alma have the
FINEST lIEARi3E
In this section or country
Goods dc;treted to the Depot free of elizz.ge.
JAMES' O. FROST itc SONS.
Towanda. Sao. U..!5:1
Soots and Shoes._
G REAT- BARGAINS IN
3EOOrTS 5T:17.8
sEir noor A-WY suns .srons,
&nth end of Ward muse.
s -
lad The
ittoc unters
et l igned are retiev , lng $ Large end well ae.
ed k
BOOT_•
KINDLES AND FALL 'TRADE,
ctrer low for 411. Cortji 'Urfa of
VISSRS,
is E- • •. • 1
AND CHILDREN'S IVESR.
GENTS,
LAD%,
SETGED AND PEGGED BOOTS
MADE TO , aunin.
REPAIR.qO NEATLY DONE
AND BEADY NVIIM7
Tbankful for paet fixate, we p4:6cit 1,, continuance
of the same: •
I
warn. wiaoimon.D. onazsrr X. CL&U.
TowsndiiAprLl 5; 18G9. •
BOOTS AND SHOES MADE AND
itErwr!zip.
L. _
C. NELSON.
Hu made arrangements to accomincslite customers
that are constantly calling with loots and Shoes for
new eolesi, etc.. and have had to leave them, to their
great disadvantage, until another day. The constant
cal for this kind of work., end the desire to have it
donelimmediate, has induced me to Ma.ke such ar.
Tenements that you need net return home •
I •
,
Wlthimt your sole being renewed Sad your heels set
. square. .
Far prices that are honest anil porfecU y Dar.
..
Ladies that have gaiters that are broke at the toe,
To this repairahop is the place tec
To get them revamped . neatly t ippedor halt-soled.
And your feet well protected treat wet mid the cold
Few. work we can make you with the I above double
quick, 1. .
We can make them for you thin, or Irit l i can give them
to you thick.
We can make them: with
AO _ high beets, Or we Can give
them to yon flat. ,
Eats yen need not stager with a btick in, your bat.
'gat
W. DITTRICiPS'
MITSICST I ORM.
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mat ntaiDuEn rinsz I
eusa,XA Os.
ONE HUNDRED AND iirry srewbEins
TWO lIIINDBED cum= AND .cactuat
°BONA& i •
Fire Hundred 'Woltz* Clarionets, Antes, Banjo.,
Guitars, Coneertinsw noeordeoni. Strings
for all String Instruments.
Drums, Bones,.ete,
SBELT mysie ND EiNTROCTION BOOKS FOB
• EVERY .thrtninturr.
,
1 11 I A:4 0 S
From the only first-chiss makers in the United
Bastes, as F. C. Ugbtn IS Co.. Decker Bros., Stine
way. Weber. Now Tort; Hallett and Cornett=
Boston; Mathewsbek. New. Haven Ct.; C. Meyer.
Philadelphia, and Knabe in Baltimore. Melodeon,
from -B. Shoninger. New Hama. "Ct.; Pelonbet,
Peitcria k C 0.,. New Tork. Croatia, the celebrated
Golden Reed American Organ, and the, Burdett
Combination Organ. One door east of 'lferrar's
Bank. the only store of the kind in Towanda. ‘,
mar. 2711 - •
MU
Full 1 We, now Open.
A. complete aescatmetit.
From Dodgers t Brother
'Ms best kind in market.
Pi rr&lva.
I=
A ND. 8110• ES
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Sultabk for the
,Drvi i - and Itodiches.
.
Dn. A. C. TOBTER, sol's.r 1i CO?
, • ?MC
OLD CASS DRU . G STORW
Oalog Main and 44, Streets, Toi►anda,
Sire recently mtded largely to their stock.sfull and
complete aseortment. conatitntling an szkineffe
tl aubraciag many articles need in the Arts for
mechanical purposes. mace
selected with mint
to the proeforhe Tonto of the pblic. which MU be
sulMlied with fresh purchases, sad
olAered'on the most reasonable terms at Wholeule or
WWI. consisting of '
Duuos,. Itfamiciams, Capucils. _
- pimem. our, Imaxuanz. - _
ALCOHOL AID TURPI4NTINE,
BAsg, pL1217, VAIINISH. IMF/Z-WANI.
And all Ithuts of Brushes,
KEROSENE Olt COAL OIL,
Burning MU* •
811ADES. WICKS. Cllll3Nielfii
Sperm. Lard. Whale. Nests Foot,
TANNER'S AND MACIO::M 01M,
Fancy and Toilet Articles in ad their variety, _
BPO2IGEI4, liIRCHILES. ROLE% GOIEDS.
- Pomadei, Itah , Dyes, faitusary,
POCKET BOOKS, POET M0N.41:5,
- Pocket Knives, HasOW
TOOTH.' SKIN AND HMI FRIGPLikTIONS.
PURE ,wm.s Liguotts,
Far Medlar-al ruse,
TOBACCO, 51471/ 1 71, PEPZI3 AND CPUS"
Garden, Meld and Flower Seeds. Trusses, Sup
porters, Elitapenoorioa. numlder Draw*. Brea.*
Pampa, Teething flings, :Nursing flottka,r,
ipples, Nipple Shells and Shields. gynngca,
lied Pans. Self-Seating Fruit Jars. nen.
• rnonieters. nurturing Extract; Mona
Jugs Glum Ware: mottles. vials. Corks. Bath
Brick, and Stara Marking, Fish - Tackle, Am-
=tuition. Botacdc. Eclectic and Horaccpatti
tc Itedhdries, eadall the popular Paka:t
11-4EDICINES.
IL C. POLTIM, SO.N k Co
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED OIL!.
Tte Great Ades:Judie I/needy should be kept and
need by every Farmer that keeps, either Cattle or.
Horses, every Teamster sod Livery Stable Keeper.
every Physician and Horse Parlor • for it will many
times cute pain and lameness when all other,medt.
eines have failed. Miners and Railroad .Men
should certainly keep it, for it is unsurpassed for
brusea and sprains. B:iseksmiths should keep it
for their own use and for their custothers tender
footed horses, ai.nothing equals- it for tinder feet.
Every body suffering from pain and lameness of any
kind. burns,. cuts; wounds or any eruption of the
skin. Corns, Chilblains or any disease, requiring an
outward application should certainly keep this cele
brated medicine. Every bottle warranted to give
satisfaction. For sake by Dr: H. C. Porter Son & Co.
Porter & Kirby and F. W. Brown Druggists. Towanda.
Pa. And by every Druggist and dealer in Brad.'
ford and adjoining counties.
Johnston 11,1loway and Cowden, wholesale Patent
Medicine Depot. No. 609. Arch street PhiladeplhlsPs..
.Wholesale Agents. H. BROWNIE
julyl9'7o-tf . Proprietor. Lellayaville, Pa.,
RHEUMATISM -NEURALGIA
SSQO WILL BE PAID
to any person producing any Medicine shorting half
as many living, permanent cures • as Dr. 'FaxMee
Yang?An*. Rages:Arm RE.ICZDT. Used-inwardly
oak. A pleasant Medicine. free from injurious
dings. Warranted. under oath, to have permanent
ly cured 95 In every 100 Patients treated in the pod
ten years. (See testimony). It is the scientific pre
scription of Prot. Jos. P. Fitler,•3l. D., a giadnate of
the University of Pennsylvania, A. D:; .1033,—n0w
one of Philadelphia's oldest regular FlXTBieliri• and
Professor of Chemistry Juid Toxicology,—wno has
made Mourlgia. Chronic ind, bahaniatory Rheuma
tism the specialty of big entire irofessional life—a
fact vouched for by the signatures accompanying
eackbottles and other testimonials of many promi
nent"tenowned physicians and clergymen. To pro
tect sufferers from, poisonouli quack nostrums and
useless expenditure of money, a legal signed gear
fluatee, stating exact number of bottles warranted to
cure, will be forwarded min, to.any sufferer send
ing by letter a full descziption of auction. In cars
of failure to cure, amount paid' poiitiVelY refunded.
Medicine sent anywhere by express; collect on de
livery. efflictcd invited to write for advice; all in,
formatiOn andmedlcal advice sent by letter gratis,
Address Dr..F. P.SITLER, 29 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. The Remed) is sold br obtained
byllrugvists
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Marble -Works.
ill
GEO. - , tz . 60. N
lime jilot re.x.ive:l W largest ass ‘, : , rtuit.—..t of
AMERICA-AND ITALIAN
.A, • R, 33 MI E
Ever exhibited In thin seotion, to which they
tivite the at tion of the public.
They keep on Lund of fl rubskto order
MOB 1J ME TS,
TOMB STONES, XIANTLES,
Of every style.
J • •
AT TUE LOWEST TERMS.
. persons in went of anytng• in oar line are re
spectfully invited to Gill and examine our stock.
Towanda. )14 1. 1811
B . A. PETTES & CO.,
Eta..:e now on winiia Inv stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
In grail ir,inty., stela 13
DRY Gl-ODDS . .
MILLLNERT;
FANCY GOODS . AND. NOTIONS,
DRIS StL4S. SILK VFJ,VET?,
VELVETEENS, 'WATERPROOFS,
.AND SERWLS,
::Which they W 14.801 at tbo
LOWEST MARIiLT PRICE,
At tho , iv: the, Big honnct;_•lyl:r,4it.:lho
Court House,
scp2t , •3:ll! MAIN TOWAN — DA, PA
-CI.A LL KINDS GROCERIES AND
Provisions 'at whditaide and retalt. at
Shy 20. C. B PATCH-B.
71110111 r =LW.
*cCABE & SON.
NATION.L!LIYE
.DiaTJACE
Co. 03P MIR A.
Galt Wafts. sl.ooo.ooo.:sAar a nisi:
Motors& biboarras.
CLAW= a GLUM Pasideat •
az 000= Cliarata Mom sal ZL Cam. ;
RCM A COOLL Vice Pted444l: ;•
Z113219M1 W. MT. &attar sad Ai:War
The odrentespie et the Iltetlesel Insessisi,e ao
ala: • •
• -
1. Ms eietlonekkaapenvebAllinglif Uen res.
2. It las a veld upeepttel of llnhass Dollars
It offers low nun of preadmiwk -
- 4 Rims: Mee lamer lustusnee than ether cpi l
peak* for the mese money - -
1: u Is dednfte luta restils : •
11. There Is no poselbillty d niLwepreseritatlon
eta or tolounsderetsuathig pouspboid em
" The
now for e pollefee are plain tontreet . e. raCh las
o luck mow
8. All polkiee are nots.forktUtsfi
9: The !militias are exempt ( ettittieba2ear.
iE. W. CURS k paters. platadelp tr y
. Be 1 4: 1"enil atIBBErt133216 .
26113*".
N. C. =MIME k e. O. 3USON,
es—lgtrutu for Towanda and vletnlty:
Jan- 9, 1869. • A
GIJABDUN IitrTVAL
LIFE INSURANCE
.COMPANY
. • NO. 251' liftoAlrirAt.' NEW YORK,
14darass zx Funos..Sr
*Omni.. over • ......
AZINVAI. Ixooscr.. over
Lows paio
All i groved fortis of Pcdicito Wm&
.L 1 nudes for pitmen, t of premiums.
pollciee too-forfeitable by their terms.
The entirejzrOlito of the Company divided quiz
ably =tong The a-unwed,.
ANNCIAIiDIVIDENDS.
.wALToiq H PECKHAM. PumprsT,
- VELLUM T. HOOKE% 'not Pnizniurr
I.CCIIIS M ADAMS, fixer AND Acre/A
.
HIA R.EFERENth
Jai Coors it Co:, Bankers.
Dui = la Co.; Bankers.
Zoos "Wool:mos & Co.. Tea Merchants.
•El. A. Miasma. Prezt. Farmers' & Mechacki, hank
I`. B. Prrtaso%Publlsher.
j1y12.70-tf
CAMP: s VINCENT'S
amEttli,
In tsuratkee_,:Agency.
•ITBE. LIFE AND ACCLIatil . DISUBANCE
Policies written • and- losses settled at this ogic ,
We :Lb insure against all dsrusgety
LIGHTNING,
--- To buildings and excitants or live '
stvck.
OFFICE ON : MAIN STREET,
- ' - •
.op 2 mit.t.
9 or,:t House. -
T. B. (UM?.
auglti:jl W. S. %/SCENT.
Zooks and Statoinezy
DIARIES Frm 1871
PAPER I t: EN-vEr*Es
NEWL'i7ORE PAPERS
SCHOOL BOORS '
Pmis, STATIOSILY AND;
PICTURES • ,
BLAXE BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Tokiulda, Nov; 19, 1246.
B• T
OOK-BrNDERY-HE PUB
lie is pavtfully informed that the, Book-Bin
dory haa been removed to the' lleperter"
third story, stare rill be done
8008-BINDING!
Le all!lta!varimis branches, an terms awesonable
the times " will allow. The Bindery will be cinder.
the charge or
FL C..WIIITASER;
An exporieriell-Bindor, and all work willbepropipt4
done in a ityla and manner which cannot be evened.
Mnaic. 112 ° 11 i l lea• NewaMers.Old Boas. ka. bowit
iu emery variety of style: Particular attenton wiilba
paid to the Bullng and Binding of
13Lorrnocas,
To aw deidred pattern. which in quality and dura-
Vility will 1)1 tad.
AL work; wl ready for delivery when yromiael
• The patronage of the public is solicited, and per
Sitilthedol:l guaranteed.
Towareis„ August 2. 1866--tf.
' Di AGRICULTURAL,
. STILL
The o
o r t ffintendent of this shop now effsitag
sotfiebeat-
LIJMRTR WAGONS,
PLATFORM WAGONS.
1
COVERED AND OPEN I3UGGIES,
ever !offered in this market. Best 'selected .
OAK AND . HICKORY TIMBER
used, and all work made by the most
EZEBIUCED WOMMIN. •
. , •
We lame the
• - ..PATRNT RUSRI4 IRON NUTS.
very light, andso durable that even tune has but
little to do towards their decay.
Blew examine-Onr Work before purchasing eta.
where..Berdrin .
Mcmcva gi v cr on shor t
e. ttc4l . l. lscrcr,,
Towanda Italy 1 879. fitopertntenderl.
T E. BOLLES R. -C0.,.
C c ..f9EN."ERAL PRODUCE
Coninlission 'Merchants,
SCRANTON, PA.,
Respectfally cOnsigatneuts of
"BUTTER. EGGS, CUEEM VEAL, rorixa.
And an other Tana'Produce
One of. the dm haring resided In Stranton for.
the past ten yearok'and haring-en extensiresequalat
ance with the bushman men of the city, we feel con
fident that we can sell produce to the entire tans•
faction of consignors.•
REFERENCES.
L. 8. CI:WNW:VIC. A. G. FIGBBIE, Ora - ell:II. •
RLACKMAN, .GORHAM COLE
MAN, LeSaytoville, Pa. . _ .
G.' CHAFFEE, MAYtTLN MANNING, filArlu
hani..l46
!H.l. CIIIH3BrdX. HENRY SHOEMAKER, Potts
vine. ...
S.! m.
II
pLASTER.
L A's T E
A fall imply of Fresh Ground
from ranger. Fitch t Co.'s bode at -the sokscritk""
mill, at month of Rtunmerfald Creek. Ince/Ti pre'
pared and warranted a pure article: •
aplA2ll-.4m* J A kfE.S.VAPT.
CHOICE GREE N AND BLACK
TEA. ant Coffee , cneup. At
Juno 18, 187/. FOX A . MERCER.
$25.000.00
. .2.000.G00 1.000,ct00
• Goo,ooo
Z. A. RECORD. -
Agent. Towisadi,
MEI
• H. 130LLE1
PLASTEIL