Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, January 25, 1872, Image 3

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radfora epotter.
anoi, Thursday, *nary' 25,187'2
Z . :06.4L- AND GENERAL.
At engineer on the Lehigh
y R. It. has employed a colorel fireman.
*St. Valentine's Diy and Asti
wea' eaday calm on tho Rune day this yeir:'.
Secure your tickets for Iles
rfg lecture early. They are for sale al Poirrra
4 Nienes
i- The • Spiteopal Mite Society
silt ineet at the residence of Mrs. 3. C. ADAM,
on . °nay! evening next.
10 1: The remains of a man fond
I ,par i . Creek;some dais since, hare been
ns r Mr. nu.. of Midi lay.
A , Barelay coal trdin got off tbe
trarli near the depot. on . Wednesday morning,
dela i l ing the 8. d;, E. passenger train several
hourS.
lotl.."- J. BILL ancl•Join W. llizos
\ i f itrias "ni-ger pond" in Wyoming county,
„ale' liay last week, where thef eadght serenly
larg,elpickeret.
Le' The office of the Towanda
;a s n. 19a been removed to linatmnarr BIM
. TaHr's ettire, correr Main and Elizabeth
streets.•
- IPY Rev. W. A. HITCHCOCK, -of
„Binghamton. occupied the pulpit . of the Eplaeo- .
pal Church in this place, on fluidal hat. Be
- delivered tn•o excellent practical discoursea. .
_ •!`vic. The celebrated Fall Creek
t •
Ithich was reerred to F.H. dowlp, of
- Montroae, for tinal arbitrament, has been de
riled ,6gainet the company. •
46/ - Several errors occurred in the
iirriain: Court Sale sdrertiaoment of Mrs.
Ilr„koiltAN last :reek. They are corrected in
b;sue. . .
W:sl. LAPORTE, one of the cir
cus inen charged with the murder of a man at
Tunkhannock, last Spring, arid who has been
centiled in jail at that, place since then, diction
the vitli inpt. '
. .
. • .Z.t. We learn that JACK DonnTws,
tor ratiny mars confine-tor on the ,P.S: E. It. IL,
Slid :1160 on the AtlanticA Crest Weilern It. IL,
has I, come prorrktar of the Slctlenry, horse
Mew: •ille, l'a.
. .
10. The temperance. lecture of the .
Rev. 1 - 11t:SAS ItOnunTs was listened to by a vety
sel,cti but appreciative audience of •not over
twelit l v Ts. rsokti: The lecture was earnest, in
t•-rcs itlg awl witty. He may area here again.
iftf;3. The naiads are to hold a So
t:lab*, in Meting's liall:nn about the 21st of
The arranv,ernenta for the affair are
being gotten up on a grand scale, and no pains
Mill be wired tv mike the occas i on pl easan t t o
thoael who participate. The precise date will
be an I enticed next week.
gar P. v. NA - strsr, P. M., ( which
• ••••,
ma,l pke•zthasi.er ninler JOLINPoN), will lecture
it it :4place . 'on Wednesday evening next, Jan.
Ilie great reputation as an etTecti4 hu
writer will draw him a largo house. He
ha, ter reputation of being one or the most en
serial: lecturers extant. •
„
- Or...knonio,--4tegister and
I:cTer , tr• ' made ns happy the:other day by the
•
pro : , lital,9n 9f-a patolknife for paring puts
too, d , te. CIiAILLEY 411.1 invent it,
but t4.lg Iprgely iniCresteti in valuable patent
;,v4 vibai a got,il finng, ii when he
ar P. RoCKWEE4., of Alba, has
shoahl the editor of the Northern Tier Gazette
as uldEtiglisli liar-penny, with Geurgiaa 111.,
Rex, 11 one side, bill Erittanla, 1778, on the
other, the edge.enriensly notched with a tile.
He I•lns.ed it up near where an oh! he'nee
steod.lte %diem it niusi hare—laid buried
for 111,
_ former resident of this plate
wr:t.;:jol 4: for.iAs
ir; 11F.V.Pfi : Enclosed plenge find (if
tf.r two years' subscription. e
••••;:! i t,.•• Rt.vottrilt with mere interest than
at , ,s °' ter paper that conies into the house."
I , is ~;. nay' iu which you cAn keep your
ci..:l , ; tit .D.iighly posted with regard to lo-
gal Niby bonding t4ern the 11L-PolrrEs.
. 11*-IVe regret to learn the death
or 1:04,. 0. W. JAClO:olN, , forwrly of Wyslusing.
Ile dk..l ~ f congestion or tLo lungs at Burling
ton, Inva, on the 11th inst. Mr. JaczaoN
ed a cianpany or volunteers,..ol which ho was
4.l(•et , ilelptain. and j , )ined tUR lilst Reg. P. V.
- on le:king the army he removed to the West.
His 4iny frieirls in this county sincerely
mocrn.his lnrs. •
W. 11. Titokrsoz;, formerly tol
`- .zrar4 ~t orator at.this 'dam hod more reNnt
• ly dispatcher at, Sogar Notch, is now t to
plf.yo a 4 telegraph operator and ticket clerk in
the tnitttn ni Ceutrat (dice, Owego.
1 .1'.;•!Tworr:+0::, a brother of the whore, who
employed here for tome . time, is iu
the Wf,tere Unionl-Tefegrapy Office, Kalama
t-.•.
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„ • ,
BARnY , business agent
rOl. thi• TnruAINE Brio:., was in town on TneS
i a, - , r and inforinod us - next—thus popular troupe
; - .1:11g3 I' an butertainrnent in *erdur's Ball, an
evening, Feb. G. The simple announce
their earning gill be sufßcient.
itiforais as Ihat they hare in'enessoal their nnm
, suer, a:,1,1 sdaetl to the interestal their perform-
Eric( , . :by introducing bell-ringing. I.3.ut't for
„..get th! , ihte, and be ante and hear them.
.. Our borough election resulted
sticeede of the tolloning eandtihoes :
!e of Elections. — . tons CODDiso.
4'ri Jr , !t* I.7ections.—H: L. LkItouELTA.
A. Recoup. .
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K. MAinuAL!..
I'. LovsE.
~r Poor.—WY. Ina. Dr. T. ft
Stld
G. P.vntox, et this place, expect to start
11; , through the tiputh nett week. They
- 1:11.1y visit Charles.o, New Orleans,
ei;iP4 t',#ve
a nutcapture-ittqii. -
• 5 ' 73 % 3 lc'ilrnias, Iteetor of Christ
, h:. Ogee, fpraincd, his ankle quite
• ~ .111;it• stepping tram tL eats at Waverly,
PF
1, Lt
ME
C hur,
La~li:•i
r vyth4:l2F,
IJ
II: HAIIMIS ' l,t 'fittisMle, was in town
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,se. 11s is loAdtigliale and hearty, and
gift , ' to learn is ;jetting a fine practice
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We regret, to announce the
Mrs: T003i.1.8, wire oe W. A. THUMB,
r.ntary- of this cotinti r 47. 8 he died _on
t ii ) , tfitrnotn i last, of typhoid fever. • In
th:s eoimildejady, a family //at'
Vt.
' ,, Y ! , ocn bereft of ah ;Affectionate wife
tcpri ni .ther. Although devotedly
t1:11 cr family', S he 3et found time to
tu:iticerto the wants of the sick and unfortn•
nits Lround her, even to the neglect of her
eau 7 , mtf , rt an4 health. The many who have
ni/oFd her kindly tinolAistii>us and listened
hei• liotds chea and encouragement in
the advorAity sud r.:.+v, will feel her
t keeriily than htr relatives.
•it reaptin.l,wer t . t.4en to *lba, where' they
Wk , e ititerred OH Sunday, in theipresened of a
h ageasseinhlago of her friend and acraint
.
meet
-Tll,l
MOE
o=natD - Wciriiiklielviatd.-4bout
time our esteemed
. friend, E. E. Di
timo, of place, limited , from a .friend
the Wet an e.lemant•Elgin watch, and the other
day tlin tame party sent Mr. pc L. a liandsome
pair of ireekatin txmta. &ch friends arawortb
baving,intid they are the kind we admire.
_ The "Towanda Building' and
String I.Fund Association" was °Tufted on
Thirsday evening, bb the election tbn ,fol,
loning Officers: .
j foe
rresident. — —7. B. Juan. .
SeenlOril.—C. P..Caoss.
21^easurcr.—A. G. Maso.s. ,
Direciora—fliree years.—J. N. dALII7. 11. I.
Tncis. M. WOODIMIT. Timm Tatum.
Two seers..--N4 N. Batts. jr., W. S. Visclum
S. W. tILD, W. A. CIIASEBEIIL ix..
One y r.—T. DiLano, B. W. Nouti, W.
G. Gonnost, IL. B. Romani.
The regular meetings of this, Association are
to be held en thefirstlionilay evening of -each
month. Accordingly, the nextimeetin?, will be
hold'on Monday evening, Fetirmiry 5, at the,
office of J. N. Calais', Esti., at which thee the
first habiliment is to be paid, '
• Holum= DEA..17.1.—0n 31010113'
evening about 11 o'clock, Xis. SAmuter, wife
of 0. N.: 3 3ALSEVEY, at Green Ridge, came. to
her deat in 'the following frightful inatimr. le
The metiabers of the household Lad retired to of
rest as. tud. Mrs. S. sleeping alone in herbed- ty
room. few minutes past 11 o'clock Mrs JANE
flowroir a daughter of the deceased, who lISA et
la
been n n i cing in her attention and devotion to a t
her mot er, thinking that ate heard a noise in •cc
her mot er's room, sew her brother HEN Rl' to
see , whence it proceeded. 'When the lad th
opened e doer, he gave* wild scream uhe it
son - his tother standing up before the looking. in
glass un, oncernedly while her person was en- .in
veloped ha flames. Ebb said not a word nor ' 1 •
made am appixent effort to move, but in a mo- B t
merit after inhaling the tame'', fell down sq
near where her on was standing ; The, neigh- cil
hors wee aroused at once, and Mr. Wusox, we
living nxt dour, who happened to be up, With tic
great p aux° of mind rushed in And threw a r
l i e
blanket over the-prostrate, burning lady,* and
subdued the flames.. She bred but thirty ma
ntes, and died without speaking a: word. The ,
lamp did nbt explode nor fall from the Intrein .pi
where it; was found, with the chimney off and , si
b ing under the bed. The lamp, while in that cc
unprotected condition, probably set fire to her ' si
night cletlies, and thus led to her death. 'Mr. c .
baissintiv, Who is one of the most indulgent of
husbands, was absent in New 4rvey at the t,
time. Era. &tummy far many mouths bad t
teen afflicted with an affection of the brain,
and was'under the immediate care of Drs. Role
Loa= aid TtIROOP, who had but feint hopes of ,
her ultimate recovt , ry.-:-.Seranfon It(po.!icatt,
I ,
Jan. 13..1
Esiroa : Sleighing is
pursued ! tinder difficulties just now: :There is a
shallow Sort of whiteness on the lanei,;capo, but
half an liartr's energetic sunshine Maild acid
all the :;noir into the Bnequchatina or else..
where. 1
Verilr„lthese are dull flatland items are at
a diecouUt. Bat for the advent of fey. TAOS
llonruia r the temperance John the baptist—we
would have stagnated ere this. Bat' that peri
patetic bundle of electric radicalism he chary.
talking to um ill eigerens fruition. For direct
•• I-mean you, air," sort of lecturing, (or a won-' ra
derful mixture of grotesque humor 'and ener
getic el4nence, Leis unexcelled. Be lectured T'
on Monday cvenir.g, - the 15th inst., in'the lircs- al
byteriahnich; talked in ste fatherly way to 111
the Lode of Good TemplarX on Thursday even, ° 1
rag; prea l chei a sound Gospel , sermon on Bun- (01
day morning at the M. $. Church, and. cm Nun- /a 1
day nigh at the mamma church gate a temper,: at
ante dim rms.:, in his own nnique, Original style. "
tr.
lie has e lied up the steepy temperance forks, xi;
alaireed he foes of temperance, and reiovigo- to
rated the minti..g souls of Earnest friencle of the rll
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IMMI!
Town
lasi rridi
particn:dt
of Boro
Noroirr;,
il.kratz;
H. W. 1.;
S Inoi
LkiN; Or
Di
L. l'anNil
SIIITif,
gli/u
don't eLT
says 01.
Sou. ,
suff,ringr
Bat
or.un'
IN)nh,l
A GI
to tit,lttp
we: lcd
Lun: An
car,
respectir
litulat of
puted to
tosiothip
fluor 1.0.1
then Des
sad tLer.
pantherB
of a, wow-
hardy ra
let t
Tines wit
' , meta
%chi.. in
MIA: of ultiour arernow hc.ng. Inree of the
daughter t died young.
And ye with all the yr:vat:ons with which
they had Ito contend, by indu-try and VC0114:11Q
they hat educa.ed and brought up their large
taruily and reached a Position of competency
and iu,lependen.•••. T.vo of their sons are 0 ,•-
cupying honorable poattions as members and
tuitlister .the Wyoming Coulercuco. Tlfe
other - -fottr are respected farmers,
,three, of
whom - liv • nes:. the:! :parents in the same
Fifty years having irlsr , erl tht,i
pair comMenceil life torther. it was thought
is be a rare opp , rtunity for a golden weddirre,
and a Until). gathering. Hence on New Year's
day the SODS and ',l an ghters, grandchildren and
great-grandelehlren assembled at their - aged
'parents' home M. South Warren, forty-in onm
ber, with a few invited guests 'outside o£ - the
family. Rev. S. E. WALWOUTII and wife, 'Mr.
War. Amsoili, 81) years of age, and Eel.: Jorinunw
AitNou.), 76 3 ears of age, and their wives, - the
only two surviving brothers of Mr. B. AnNOLD,
and a few others, Making a party of about fifty.
At about eleven o'clock; A. Si.. ltev.T. V. An-
Nobo,-the oldest son, called the friends into the
large sitting room, where II the presents Titre
arranged en a table prepirre'd for thron. and
then gave a very approt,niat;: 1 , ,,1 situ" K r a Celt
of Prcsentation. He spoke at some' length on
the early settiethent of the township, and or
the changes which had -taken place iu the I.lst.
-fifty years. Ho then referred to the preieuts
which lay on the table, and said they- were 110 t,
made because of the penury or poverty of our
parents, but as a token of our love and esteem;
and closed 44 speech with an affecting refer
ence to the religious life of pr.rettS, V.ll°
for more than forty-five years have be e n iniin
hers ot,the 11. E. Church, and are tou looking
for:a glorious immortslity beyond lb.. grave.
He was then followed by his brotlittr, llev: A.
J. Arixemit, who referred to semi!. of 'the
deer presented, very appropriate:lr. Taking up
a beautifully hound copy of the Holy S?::iptores .
he said to the aged pair "This will be your
guide and cirart to the heavenly . laud." He
then took up • two paled of . gold spectacles,
and said: These will aid your sight in the
study of the Divine record;" and closed his
speech with much feeling.
Mr. B. Auxcum then' ose much affected, and
said: "I did not expect to live 59 years when
was married, but God has spared our lives until
this tine, and We owe them to Him. When I
married my wife a c -were not worth $.10011.1111C
world; we had to work hard to melte a living
for the first twenty-five years. hint God has'
blessed:the labors of our hands. I am thank
fig that God has called two of our boys to
preach the Gdspel, and believe they have been
'instrumental in leading many sinners to Jesus.
We now look . for la glorious immortality and
hore our family Will meek us ira that better
world. j lam very . thankful for the presents
tlrir children have brought us, and take them
-as an eipression of your love." • ,
Mr. 'OM Ast3totzt then made some remarks,
and Viet ceremony closed with prayer by. RFT.
C: Airreot.o. Rev. 8. E. AVAIMMATa did not
lEEI
lid Borough clectir.:, IA On
tr. Sumo splitting of ticket+, brit no
Lc excitement., liere fototy the names 1
lgli c antliilittifd Judgp, D ANIEL (b
Inspector, A. P. rom:0, I. P.. Coot.-1 i ‘
!unstable, D. Bo.tr.nuAN; Au 'itur,-.
.(0.e.:.:1:4G; As4cs4nr, D. 11. Woounr.tutr ; u P
Y•re:ciurs, 0. ll.v.:nr.c, I. 11. 4 - 21:eitrant. ?"''
:rs, • I'S t,r po, r , WM. COOLT:tyOrt, 11. I'''
',urges, A. W. 11'uota3t-44N: Cohne I, L. 11l
(,4, C. 112:cts, I. I:. CouLBAI - ,qt, B. 8. it ';
1- 2. 3lATt4rttn. It is sald ..•
that 1.1 iire en-
El
bevn still:TH:4,d fur, but tlte citizen; I 1-:
about be;Tig t pa.:lnr a rv- , 1 , ,,, ir,: soi i ' l'
I
•1i...ti , ,..1. .
town. .'I r O. F. lot NCI is
under a a: use attack of pleurisy.
Ither iteniz.n;.; is postponed 1.4. rot tart
.Tan.
LDEN WEDDI:s:O. —in Warren
Dradtord Pa„ theie• te:edes a
Pkir by the name (~r 8E:Nr1.4*.7
Notat. %%It have li‘t:d to,g..ther fifty
lEnit day of this Itnnar:.. Their agra
i.;y are 72 slid 70, and b41!1 10 Sliod
d enjiyilig lite. Mr. Ans.q.o t, le
hatv been the 1,4 y twit% to the.
her 'realties ; and half s mile
1 4e he now. Jives. The township wits
ily an unbroken forest with only here
opeuinitburrounded with - woh-Ls,
and Lean.. He is a wan possir:sill
vonantunun' and 134,16.1iga
e. Fif:y yi•ais t ago he married. la , . - C
)1 beloved Avirlg who
and iu tic midst of a new . e, t
corirrooLted .poverty, privation Mid
Thor have rai,(, , l a largo faintly,
P(::IS and s'.l-..dai,L.:ll,er:;.L
•
aRiTe hl Wei* taillait thk. intim, as
arse, expected.
• DM= was thenanreed,
_which oomisSedvd s
great variety, and . which bad been prepared
*Cali by Mrs. Widow Itoolan, ono of the
daughters now at home; much is duo her for so
IMP# O3l . ll l l * dinnor:" :
Dhinet beteg endekparting emulations wore
embalmed, 161 the family separated, never ex
pecting to all meet again's* earth; bat hope to
meet at the last great sapper of the Lamb.
'Dr OSc TUAT WAS PUTSEST
Santl4 Warren, lan. 9. 1572.• • ,• ; • ;
MarFelton.: It is to be re
gretted that enquiries as to the early history of
our county had not been instituted years ago;
it each had been the case a historical env:unit
tee would hare found but little dillienitY in pre
senting an elabarate and most interesting, se:
count of the early annals of almost any locality
wlthin our borders. As the : caw, Blinds, the
a etch ftesrly Towanda history lately publish
ed, dissatisfies by its Meagre proportions. •
There is,a reason fur it. The generation of
pioneers have meetly vanish6d; the very low
left are slowly .3 ielding to the demands of time
—they are grosing, forgetful and uncommuni
cative. Under such eircurnwinces the task of
the committee was peculiarly difficult. •
A/ " crery little helps be pertinent
g ,
to iv a few scattered items, as the resent
paneity of historte =atrial requires tha: every
!, or information should Lo carefully gistli-
el. The sifting and criticilkir tr.a.k may lure
h° kft in the hands of the kcal 3lethaselalis.
TI e rriter of thb. scotch has not yet
t e venerable rank of "oldest Inhabitant,*
id consegnently cannot vouch for the literal
.rr etness of every statemint therein.
Ti o committee commence their report with
ndicial organization of the connty in 1812,
Wig separated from Luzern() and Lycomittg
ni,under the mann of Ontario; afterwards
3farch, 1812, changed to Bradford.,
114 t there is an older genediA. In the old
usinehanna Co. sncren a towt.pliip five nines
ere was laid ont on bath sides of the Sus-
.
nehanna, wader the name of Clarcrack. It
as .no of the 17 townships confirmed to Con
t ent cliimants by the law of April '4, 1790.
'heip3rt on he west-cla bank of the "ricer oe
_
enpird the presint site of the bomaklt, with a
- porton of North Towanda. The eastern and
srr,:r portion stretched over the , ryserpiains
Irol, ably to "York's Sailiors," and includLyl
Bores Hill, at least a part of it. As these old
Lapp
_ of what were -then mid lands, are not
vcfally aectmte, We aro lento conjecture the
aqt boaniltri,2A.
c holie of Wst. lizunta. occupied the eon
'r I t of the present borough of -Towanda onnt,
to hi map; (ho may havo been the "Wx. li
i.r.
'
of the sketch); the nest lot south - along
to iver ii masked .3411H/LlAllrFax,. nest along'
to 'ver is "Itrnots rox,' , "300 "—indicating
)0 cres; ner3 jut over Towatida'Creeltrs "3 . \ •••
cafi PCM*IN, " " WO"; west of li:tnitt's ler Is
"JAIT.F-4 WILEo-s," then south is "I'IL6ItAS FLA-.
VEN, I I llicll a liirg c vdnat lot north of Kenumes.
At the mouth of sugNr Cr -o; is a largo lot
rna4ed "Pim:limo & C 0.," presumably the'
fsmiir.s Col. Fit OT historic fame. . .
A. koril as Li the origin of. the wt ;I i' ". 4%. i
leck.l The'first in v iividttals-who bought into) iii
1
this iciuitY are. tall to hal e•bei - a Capt. JoiN
li t i
11's 11 :
~.4 R m
e‘ohttionary soldier, ilomt,m,
il
ftm ' ;t:AI - 31 ftV(ll CLtSCraCk .011 the lluils:ir,
Tice ~ N. I. They lxittglit 17,000 acri-s, inalml
it,4 t;i l e•wip , lv township, mul.prcsatuably myrc.
This; is the statement; let the ivutiltrat init Qs-
i a its cerreetuesa.
Ti e baptimial difficulties of Towanda - sere
ery great. Name arter name-Ras tried• and
a . doned. -.lsversek, Towanda, 1 31oumonth,
' maiden, Overton, Yeanswille, anti various
ett
di prevailed for brief spaces of. time. But
n- t 1C rang!' wit of a passing raftstuau the
oit entioned name might hav& been perpetti
ted We are 'Vol I that the majority of 1;413
Iliz -i,-; of that time hPI,I a sveret m-eting and
ign , l'a petition to toe Legislatore, praying
ur t.:e incorporation of the toaii undo: the
tarot uf 'lsoaanda. It passed into a law before
satin, tl.eir grcst opponent, 1:noy anyfbing
r.b.lt. it. Front thenceforward " Towanda '
Lai .
Tonto an "eternal verity." Indian no
lenelaturo was attcces-fol. The sigaiti'catiln
nu:‘al plaza) nutylre In7.thrieus, but cupli:my
I•• ,j Ub:i,lit . ..l. " ,
SI; 'a:Li WO hiit , trUEUPet suddenly sont.d, the
pl.; -Li k ,g 1.,,,.... , , e , (,;1,.u,7, mouldering aborigirics
!p1 t tumble into rub/4_lh: a . cat of law and
,tile, by the trernendon4 force of re , ttrrectid
tality. I.,ttle do the law tuaking, law break
g. in4l law seelin;.; inultititill;, while sending
lc; way toward flan dwelling place of Justice, r,
,lit .• that 'tote r reltel b Death their feat" is
'I , :. 1: . .c dint of del , artoi watriun,.
. aw• have vx;4r , _ . l in 11411t--tLc• la-awl,,
:,-3!i 1 raNtell in ttieir bohi Irtn•ls
Li plague soul t:tininc burnt...
— Ail .!IL fo! ty-t AU or forty-tin - cc yLarA u.go, C.
. ili...uw.::, 4.1 Cir.leia‘cuo./.. toalvi tau k.?,;c1.t0u.1
iF-‘1 IA tzeh o:Ip.Igo• arum. Ti , :s '33P, oil ti'c
~. , f : , [,.1%:-:An's . tioteL One Ar the great fre,.i.-
; ~ V; U-1 taill:' I.. 11• .A.ty tl.ei)aL.l4 at.c11...1.:, , i,;-
r i ttttito..l.,4 <.t 1, ~o.: ti:l,l ~•0 . 1. r tc;;eß v!
sl.i . hatliatiity.
i e:;.,u.
L'
Th (Tv largo tndi. , a e,rlitit.l.l „u the
Art tli,' other
l.• of r n•:,,srb., are rc
-I:Ar.
fr. awl!
No reformer or any one z.. 111-
tisl engaged in iustrtr2tttig and trying t , )bert.•
t unkind, either religi , rnaly or morally, was
er ajyreciated rsUite brim:, and not *l
ay. ‘‘ll.,ii. o teilpied 8.
14:it,on In w ,e.et)•.
Iftilltistrati , tp of the atiave filet I %%V,: give a
orti
:t. 1. aunt• raetuory serves, a truth
..tt•lt ..trio• life and character of IIINEII C.
1%%, :. i,thoei ; . ert,leat or Wso , :, slid ‘tho
ml,khly in Towanda, some .y.tar4 since.
nteit.,t ,01n , f•r: r00...e who reur.!nil,r him
id t i tle - LUilll,y.tiiillgs that used to he said ai.out
tu,,fmay tlitft.r from me in the eatiniation of
character, Litt those more intimately ac
mi. •
nted nith him, and then tter:gnali-
.
lied lo cmie to a just conclusion, will be more
incline , : to ilr.;:c.: A Ail 1110. ft rim.: he admit
ted that his.yeal in the atlvoetcy of what lathe _
liv , il to be right, w. old OCC,liii , inilly carry him
beyo td What prudence would dictate; thha, of
c0te . ..:: , , a .0i:(1,...1.i1.e opp.i;:iion to Lint, iltel it
may
, il . d. illut the feelings cogend.wed by this
eAtir are notwholly eia3icpted.
En i t to pftxer4 More regilially Ny:ith , ttly
P6w....'e •;;u:i,.. of Mr. 1:1:531.0i. !u Car:3" y..ulli
he t p, iit need, as he verity I' ,lieve,l, The eon
emir Ttlng inftnence of the lloly Cho-t, and
IliVaille iealOtlAY and"-ardent'y ungag..it in
the clause a irligi:M. c::!1 suited bir-isclf with
the Prestij , terirm clinrcli..lben und , ...r the pate.
a f
nit c re of the lter. 3fiNoit ]oar. Altheugh in
prig 'pie zatrict rreithytc.ria :, he appeared to
be vested of every particle of sectarian prelti
dice,i and would engage as . zell...usly to singing.
pray lig or eshorilng In allettiodiacvrt Baptist
pray
ing, as he would in doe of his owl, pecilliir
den mination. Whenever be blond Wince/ in
.core easy with thole cihe appear - I to him to be
in Ilse enjoyment of pare and undefiled religioo,
he rias. amt: q I,aily end wilting toloin in lel.
1 ,,-,- Alip A ilil them, iiy whatever name thereon-..
ed I iernstives. .lle wag amonJ the first aboli
tion its in this zection, and unpopular aS tint n
canto wail at that time, i.o was willing to take
hold and advocate it %c . f.i.% the $4'418 zeal %nil .
-ClleigY that: he did the—cause of religion; in
(soli he teemed to consider every moral reform
as iiart of his religion; of conrse he wenld Le
as t4ucti engagi.sl inOlefealing ,the..f. causts ft,
he Would be in defending. any other article *:.:
1 hts reed. rio it Iris with the temperance ,e
„
1.; ~ I.e
Soledmax again among the first tii en
gar4e
e In this Soled work; and alviin when the fil
,
stitution of Good Templars was first organized
lierl% stood Anzsr. MIMI t:i rvidi to take hold
aanlhelp along with the glorious ieuvement.
In his institution ho %vas peculiarly useful :and
eft; .4 ut,
in
..about . and ;organizing new
1
Lot r,es in
. v,i ions
. places. When the division
in he rreabyterian Church took place, Mr.
liv.u.tz took a derided atarnl in favor of the
New Seliocil party. , The QM School party by
some means retainedpossession of their tine
k Church; this left the'other party without
a place of war-ihip.• Here again was work Cur
Mri Ursula, abo by unwearied exertions; ro
get ier with the Work of bia own hand ,, , bb ., •lt
had a commodious Church ratlike erected,
§Uch as 1 hare stated, _ appeared to have in 0 1
the general character of the mien. Ala a : .. er
gs ed In some good work, no one acquaioted
*A i him ever really doubted his bineerity, or
tha helves truly is earnest in 'all things. 1
hav l o written the above as &email tribute of re
'meet to the memory of a departed friend, for
thelreason that-while he wan living. tn 4 per
haps Since his death, his. character has been
Teri: differently portrayed from what it is in
thiii sketch. .. ,
1 4 ho Last time I odar saw to .)
friend-110mm
in Tonsil* where he urged rtle to gowttla
hip and hiCliiiiiiniticih6illibitilikeert
Uses num, to North Towanda to organise
a Lodge of Good Template. We :insist livid Isfe
ipml.ted a Lodge some, thirty :timbers lok
the hoiMO of bout BETtli and bib 1400 a time
generally. tievions to tbikainee I left Brad
ford, I havemet - titaiftWLimataw tutee;' ans a
delegate, to the. Grand Lodge of GoodTem
plar*, once at litanatild and once at'ioy, and
ever found him the same zealous advocate of
evdritighteona cense. =But Ids coarse iirtfhl?
talked, and wo have reason to hope that accord
ing tote promise there has been a crown or
rightearnmetro laid np for hlni
Slanalehl, 'Mega Co. P.a.
: - TO THE PtiBLIO.
gromily exagircratml rumors have been epee*
abroad u lo the prevalaucet of Bmall roi In our
Borough. by unscrupulous parts 61 7 prompted en
tirely by seltlsh Motives. to divert tzsdo, u print blo
-;-by suet' a utlaerabie subteengsi4el deem It prop
er, and's duty we owe to tho public, to make a true
statement of facts u they . have occurred to the
meta moment relattre to thlirdhiesse. -
,Tbe first caso was that of a yoff g wuMan. who
contracted the disease at 100.117 and cams hero,
alma the 27th day of December. and was at once
removed to a hospits" provided for that purpose.
andaftet ea Mina os atm AP TboVivvva
was a case of Varietal& and was that of amen. vb.
also contracted the disuse at niftier, and is now
theheipltil, ontabbo of the Boron/ix Ilmip, con.
valeseent.
There hare been three otter cues of Veriolohl,
but two base entirely recovered. the ethos is 'closely
quartered and le now convalescent. And during
the last ail dais . no . other cues hare occurred. It
is proper 4 state here that over tiro menthe ego.
long hefOre there wu any occasion for alarm. and
simply as a precautionary measure to present the
spread of Ude disease. in cue it should make its sp;
penance here, IL e proper authorities nectar ed the
vertices of dire of our practicing physicians and di
viding the Borough Into five districts. directed them
to vaccinate every person therein and report name
and 'gib. which wee promptly attended to.
This being a plain and truthful statement in
gard to this matter, we trust that the * public will
pot permit report e made - by any malicious persons
to interfere with their usual InterChimge with our
basins community.
Ira B. Humphrey, Burgess,
A.. 13. Mason. Assistant Iturgebs,
James M. Ward,
Alex. Diven.
it. C. Mercer.
John Iferidetb.
Dr. C K Ladd, W A Cluintberlsiu.
Dr. D 8 Pratt, . J W Means. Ward Bons;
Dr.T D Johnson,, D W Scott;
Dr..O SI Turner. James McCabe.
Dr. J W Lyman. C EPSOM/UM,
Powell /CZ.), . . • Humphrey Bros k Tracy,
ESi blrartz, ' Porter k Etrhy.
C R Brown, . • Taylor k Gorc.
C F crops, - 8 Woodford,
Ellis H Noe,. Brannd k Hill,
If Jacobs, - - B A Petters & 00,
11 3 Long. . 'J H Phlthaey,
Goo Stevens, " TJI Emmons.
Ithittevray k Everett. L L Moody & Co,
Et W 'Nobles, 0 B Patch.
J Beidleman, - Montanyea.
Id Lowls k Bon, , - J 0 Prost k Sons ,
Allyn k Co. Kellum & 'Bullock.
Dennis McMahon. ' W 8 - Vincent.
Johnson Wells, G P Mason k Co . .
Thomas Muir k Co, W II Dodge.
Evans k Iltlaretb. Fox k Men iv,
C.,well k Myer. '., Rosenfield & Wolff. '
Sl , :zo''. llo•dtwoll & Co. ; Wielhatni Black,
ti ": V.-ttia. Zr. Kelly k Stanley,
(«":u , 1.. tin,.. It .v Co, jt s&to 5 Fi tc h , .
Tay i,n' A: c:... , 11 D Baldwin. •
DM- Tl;e PhOtographie Gallery of
:Ai Wllti L Srent4sA NT at Low, was opeurd on
the.2oth ult. With the 13 years a experience
which one of t!:e firm has had is erer,y 6J-aiw/o
of the photographic art, they-aro prepared to
make it rather difticalt to cqual them in (mei
tr or if,yle of work. -
BUSINESS LOCAL.
EdII
K.
In—Town ordera neatly printed
on tilted papc,r, for tutln at theßcrotrrEn office.
' k.
tat-The American is the muqt du
rable sewing machine iu the mariiet.
K. - C
De- Call and see the Aniericap.
Seaink Maclline It IL. M. Wr ' coal °Mee. •
&.:j" .Mortgages, neatly priuted, for
Bale at this .offt:e.
- Ji. - C. P
P. M. WiLLEs is agent forty©
st-Ain g taaclihw is mai Let.
Car The Rerairct - r. „lice i the best
pLice to get jal, wor1:1
E. C.' P
WI.. if you wish the best lock
stitch snwi g machine; get the American.
" Hop Lzte L 00,7 tin be seen
at the Eeystone Clothing Palidie and the Dollar
Store. .
W ED —Seven sign imirciers, to
eta:t. it . ,..tirts thr, 117,1i..1w rountiy, for
.i.).1 , ..:11.1f Nom. t,u • Cr. , * ck work
;men ' , .
FOR RENT. —Tbe bon9r± now °Ceti
el tyy Tu.is. DCA3I.IND, on Main street. l'es
.kpril 1. Empire of 31. H. LAN
MEE
its. The American Sewing 'Xia
aine does iyork that no other will do, and fa
iiold $3 cheaper than sny (Aber flrst eal33
r
Pir A tiew'stock of Hats.and Caps
At the IL C. P. •
Mi. W. J. Dtmrtrat. of North To-.
panda, ie rai-dag a club for tho rl t Al, Tri2 n
Per sous cloak:ag to joie it mty lease their
vames at the Post (Mee in Towanda.
r 11)... WOLF 4: Gormsnith, rxr( mak
„rt t,aratilna to hire the most stylia spring
manufachired exoressly for their trade.
Fon Sam—A House and Lot on
Second street, near the Ward flow. Building
new, three stories high, with good well and CIS.
.Po44e4siort given immediately: Apply
to • - rovr.
,
To FAltmEr.s.—A very vatuattle
for Oltilp t and flp dressing, • ombiating
of time cliarged xith ammonia, for saki cheap
LAy the ;.o nods 0, 1 4, n y. Try it. •
1311.
-it, ie C.lO f.ir itll pur poses.
'the tbebem Coale - at:
uc Central Coal Yard. Or lerA left at roy office,
at Dr. H. C. PO ; ..111.1:t, Drug Store,
,ail' promptly 1:. 31. Wt..t.t.
Sept. 27, 1`:71.
. „
AND TO RENT. --At DIT-'
=uteri's Masic Store in Mercnt's'.lth.ek, Pianos,
Organs and Melodeons. Old Instruments taken
in exchange for new ones. Also ter sale, 'Flutes,
Clarionets, 'Banjos, Ac ordenng, Cnncertinas,
Vjelins, Onitars, Strings, Sheet Music and Li
st rnetion BoDks.
.t Lp.9 Lt.
To ALL Wilox IT MAY C4I;SCEAS.
All zwr,a4,o+ inzleb ed td the node: signed, caber
by toi , z, tiled account or notes over dun, will
i :eau c.. 111 and settle before the first of Jan.,
. After that time TIV shall kayo ancit ac
c4ntsta for " collection."
IS- We have on hand and offer a
bargaiiis : •
1 Gruver a. Date: Sewing Mtehine,:
2 Laid do Web*ter'e " • "
1 'Wheeler WiLlson t 'a , 411
1 Franklin
1 Leather
Call st the agency of
Wscurat Bucir.
llir Court be &mom
acwistee with Board aid Lodgings at reasons
bth raise, it 80. 82, Bosoid street.
1t EP Posr. •
118; The Inert* da -of IVY. Sur=
lirr met at thelouao of A. C. - AANOIA E 4 41.•
141:firth nome,tit the evenalg or Jan. 17,151
end after a Yeti social fish in which an partici . .. —
pitted. left for the pastor's benefiteno hundred
dollars and forty - cents, for which the (loners
have his thanks. Sarrn
M.. The Quarterly ,9onvention of .
J. 0. of G. T. mot at Wyalusing, February 14,
1872.
_'A full tittendance is expected. - F.es. -
Tzioma llountrns, Grand Lodge Lecturer,- win
be present and lepture on the evening - of Ma'
14111 inst. S. C. 0A111.0211), Sec'y.
Wyaluttng, Jan. IG, 102:-3c,
I." H. ELucrrr.
DoNaTiox Para.—The friends of
the Roy. D. Carr aill, tusk° lilut
visit at the it 4deray le WieNuilog.. ow - tii,ley
"ening'. February 2.. , 1137• 4 1. 411 artseonlialls In.•
TWA t.) attend. By order of .9-1116/Itl'ee:
tar After'. selline , over $2O,0 00
,r
4storth of American Sewing Muldoon, it lapilli'
ns great pleasure to state that not one cent lies
beim expended for Repairs on one of theim;itnd
e!rei'y eve gives entire satisfaction. - r-
DV.4:Ut hal been able' to exchange any
other machine tor the Anierican,.with ii‘ty per
son we have sold to,
,Jan.P.—tt.
Ova
. PIIICE List.. —A.. tint., stylish
Broadcloth Snit,
o,reicciate, tram
White shirts,
Wool Hats,
Umbrellas,
Bow or Tie,
Collars per tWix,
And if Ton don't read what you wiust. auk for
It at Wor.r t doueotrries great Keystone
Chthing Pelee.
tie-The safest and Cheapest- Wan : :
rum in the world, is insurance ni a tirst•cla4
company, bocatise you get insuratacu at its ex
act cast ; no sitockitoklers- to tuLe that they
'delve And ttitir.e you the amount: The Ly
coming is the strungest and best niatiar.ed Mu
tuai insurance Cu. in the State, anti probatar
twaereleLee ? Try A Policy in it, and ye u mill be
sure to KA about one-third 'the cost of Maud
ranee. Fdr insurance .on mutual or stock,
please apply to 0. ; D. DATITLETT,
Toga Cenue;l
vit. All pt. unduubteilly
prefer e. tine head uflugr grown upotetheir own
heads, to befog bald, or coating title Lair; and
it Las been-the study' of nia,r.y of our "learned
men to tied e. remedy to restore the hair
it has fallen out ; and renew its color arta_ it
has beevnie Such a remedy has been
luithd, and is now oltlred to the world mid .r
the nano of HALL'S Vegtdable lisir
cord, to verify th:s snag. rret, read the
'Tale is to' certify that I wail - re.r: 1.11,1; is
No, my lie; c 1 fierfejitr binne)th; =and it is
e M:11011 in my fatuity to geo*tali.leartY la lire.
1 ;lave thrx n4e3 filar li.)ttiea of limit Vegeta
:er. and the hair 7:
grownout 411 , irrr my liesit.iatid is'notr na -
ral brown. 13Aiert,mc Cmitax.;
,""
Scipio, Jennings Co, May 28,
-Personally appeared before mu Burr=
Com..ux, and, ppon path, _rays the above state.
meat is t
' I •
be." slaall in future use none
bat ID. •N(..t.Safei.."
DEXECTIVE eiNKEIIruN
on
II.:' "":G 8 SAFES.
• Culcano, Dec. Z. /Sit.
Art'XSA... iferr t/ . 7 & (.1.., cAte.l .7 o : -
Gmrz.tamit : I had two of your "Hurting
M7l
Patent On &stet" in my (Alen at the
time of the reat Fire l ot the Bth and 9th of
October: wagon the Refund finer, and the
other an the 'Old 12,nr. ' Both•Saftlii ftil to the
basement, and alien she got them out, atter the
fire, I found MI my aeconnt hooka and papers—
in fact, the entire ec.itteLtA of both Safe •-•--in
tpiendid condition; the molting or-the glue or
the binaing,ut tho books wale all too &tango'
&lee. I . sball in future use none but Herring's
Safe.. 1
Form farge gaffs of anothe.• make, belonging
ter Slr. rrntnTo:c, 6do by wile with liturrNcs„
were ilestroyed Fitlj ul their contents.
nrcrraen Dis•mtn;srycs TUIMS •
llch.reaervatiot.kof 'their bou!rs,,
pspent and . valtiab:e.:, i tLc terrible- Chicago
Fire. -
llanoractorei) wily by
!MIMING, rxmrra.
No. tr,illll!"64iliray, oornerlarray-at., Y.
PARitr,r., lIEIIII.LNG t CO.. l'bihylolphia.
, Chicago.
StIERM4N,
NeirAricausi.
" How TO Go Wisr."—Forty years
ago, Illinois was as far West as most peiple
wished to go, and journeys were made in, the
legendary '• Prairie Schooner:" tint in these
days or rputr..as and Improieruent, the word
West iti•joroe to mean lowa, Nebraska, Kan-
Culorailo, California and the Territories,
and the Trateler reaches almost any point
therein by a siilvudi4 Line of Railroad.
This inc of Itiilroad is the Buriing ton
which statts from _Chiespi over 11,A, Cliiem_N,
Burling ton ,t; ()Allies R.' IL, Irvin lidilanapolig
over l6s Indianarilis, Bloomington e Western
'Short Line, awl from Logansport, ovi , f the
etin, Peoria 'Warsaw It. It., ru nning o'
thr
Bent.ntartnt. reaches Omaha, Linealn, Nebrasl
ktCity, n. Joseph, Atchisan. Leave:ln - wind - rth
Kansas t; . ; ciennecting with 14°1:Inks:a Pacific,
Kansas Pacitlc: *ad utlo:r runni..z
rmin thole cities.
. . _ .
Always go " By - way of Iluilington," and y.. 0
Rill bo sure to 1342. right. I'
The Burlington 17e has admirably answer
ea the rinelitiou;" ft W to go Wet?" by the .
publication of a truthful and Intel ng docu
ment, filled with fa is in regard tb une, Con-
merlons, Awommodations; rates of [yo. and
ot:Jcr interesting items, and illustitited by ,a
lar4o map, truthfully shoving. the %auto Weat,
nialcli they erstritrate free of charge. Copies,
then additional information., can6.•'fbtaineilty
addroviiing Goncr.il Agettl, B. ,k M.
B. Burlington, Jolts.
A R 1E I) .
--STFIeILt;.• , -At the ilAirge 'Or Uradia y,
Harvey. In llourrxi. on tbo 144 i of January,
by Rev. Arnotrimg. 3 r. George Al
len to 31ws Annette Steele, bo It. of RzulknE,-
ton. . -
-We shall be compelled to send
an ofticei - W trait on our deliugnent customers,
who do oOt lily attention to our btat , m,l3t.i.
Be Will colleeetravel MCA. 'J
conputn, it M 4EIX
Towania, Ott. tll, 1871.
. -
• ,.i -Tlio faminania Fire- iusnraucu
Co., of N. Y., is cafe, sOurol and reliable, .0
adjusts losses fairly smd_prors7ily ,•. • •
jbunctY. uiz Agent..
$01.0003.9„, CE. "I4 OS
i i
~ . '
The &obsener now Otero . for 1 0.10 hie TRIV I ..
I L
' • .
FLPURIA ti MlLt,' , r
CREA.P. ' /
! ;
ONZ IWO C.. 11211, 11.11.LA7CCS IX AMICAL PAraliairit
The property bulb:sled in fitreonniilko. Dendford
eoeety. Frs., - as the line of the proposed radosid -
from wygnsing IPNO•ondon, sad a depot will
probably beon the pmerty
. The property of otters acres of land. a
large neer SIM.' dwelling homes. vro hems and
ontballdhsle. and stew Ceding ester poser.
. twim
further empti of 0. 13. Bartlett.
Wmm. Griffis and .IL Beebe. Jr.e t
.-- cashier. Met Its.
Hanel Bank. PAL. Karts CoeSell. Wilkes.
Barre. a...4tda, !nine/mtg.
INGHAW WON&
*IV. 3 , • , Stesessettle, Pa.
Montrose Bed! and ifilkesalteiljleorrd of
Ills rises phase copy and - send BUt to this Met..
L B. nO/XIERB a co.
Warn u r k BAttocK, Agents,
Aubrtra, N. Y.
G. Benxi!,
lic.trry r4sL4c."
Yours trul::,
ALLAN rwtElTo:4;
SPECIAL NOTICES.
=3l=ll
°Mee. :4ercur s Bloel:
-
VlNVinson
_
3test-bateDlitom
• Clottiinn,liats and Caps,
Faridahin,q Goods, • • •
tiS Droful stroet,
I ,Wyterly,•Di.Y.
!fay 9,1871.
ta
IMMMIM=M
OZZIE
P _PIX.,I',VW94 . ~
.;,, ,
lIMIIMM=I
~ laa tutdonagloot wootl moot tonoCittanf
*et' are.now sonuol Loottry way to wool to the
DEItTAKING BUSINESS • '
In au Its IgasiChts.,
tloo to all those who are so nufortanate sa to wed
the vertices °tiny cetedli the* line,
IpTiuMared no avenge op troulgo Su prom:,
lag from Vie atop fie hi. Mafia
I V Co.; of one Vac%
a Warne which maul tw =paned °Fenn equaled
to elegiac., this aide or Car largo**. citiaa. W, base
also seemed ♦tie settieee of timed re'lata, armlet
and gostkoosoty meow to adona to 'Clio *snob of
the beldam.
J. S. Au.nr. octs of eel am; till •be lotted the
Furniture store. on Betdge stmt. and C. IL ILis'
nut, the ether member of the Arm: at his real
deuce on Mad street. or about the *Moo of Dr. J
W. Lyman, a very tellablasztd celebrated plryalciask
$19.00
ski to til
whose office la ow rut 'Steel, sew the Elwell
il to $3
3411 . 237 n. f
TAYLOR A; GORE
FASHION ABLE TAILORS,
Opposite Public Square,
ME
Keep always on hand a fall assort,.
CLOTHS,
CASHMERES
READY MADE CLOM:MG
In all (the latest styles,
HATS CAPS AND UM.BRELT AS,
Furnishing € c, d s
In great variety.
CIITTLNG DONE ON • SHORT
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
96aMA.Ili STREET,'
dur.l4'7l
MONTANYES
BUTI"AL - 0 - ROBES
HORSE MAN t.ET
t Ac
1
.~ ~,
, -
G WE . ** 11100r.A I N S..
deolVll
N}_ }? ~!
1 .~ f j f-.
~,~.r ..
131M1
And we Inst ein gtve athdie-
JAL ALLY t.
C. Y. btAIiVILLF.
went of
Ell
AND COATING&
GENtS'
NOTICE.
TOVIANDAVA.
ltre . ofrciug
Mil
puoculimoic4opotnis.
Men Vim* said
tia wider oaldenanityof lkodford. ban leaced-lhair
pronaftbesringatete Ts Innadey,AdAri.„ - sm. to
sue .o.d for- hot** tinoort, et Common Moil
at Tourando. for the eounty of Medford. On Ifenday.
Prbrnary nth. WM •
Norms la thoreforY hereby alien to Inrors. and
an interested parties that they be then and note In
than , proper
s wroans. 'tinder the -minim In inch
atom mode and prorkfi - iL •
Dated at Towseda. the 100, day of J:uiary. one ,
tputaand elCht I!srdred rind ationty.ono. -
• • • - J. P. VANIFLRLPT. • •
•
LIST OP THE NAVES OF PER-
Holm drimm to net as loans in a Comi of
Flew to ba bekt at Ttoratniii, on MON
DAY. raiLIIARY, b,1872 ; - -
• . mow ztvoaa.. • •
'lum, Join II Chavel::Albany. Anon;
3 "ho IlltrPhVf: Emlinatott tvp.. Horace II Wain);
Barclay. MIN Haley: Canton twp.. Goorge Itanfey.
John Wa .t—eli; Coltntibia. NoUlster: Mork"; Italics.
-Nowt.= Emma: Pilo!. C W Nemolda. Roma tem:.
Milton Wattles: Smithfield Spencer °Forrest: Swing'
SAL Daniell:l Dairy. L ()Newberry; TomMda bora
A E Weaned'. ApleraonOthbs; Tovandallorth. Wm
14 !NWT: born ., Edward Ft Dewey: Vt..tor,
Evan Jowls Wpm. N N Parka: Walls. Wale Beardf•
10r; Wyahudtut. Thou Menem:Ude Jackson A Leo;
Windham, Gan Finch. •
TRAMIEL rcuozs.-711/52 IFIGEL
Athens twp.. Alined Tozer. 'Mane Gillett. Win
Walker; Albany. RU Itirbardailturlay. John Lists.
Dennis L Keefe, Daniel Fives. Taman P inato Jr..
Rdward Y Rabin. John Northrop: Collin:Ma. CI , PO Ti
Realer: Marks Teeter. 'An fjowan ?nal% lb w .
font Stennis, Win IR Rockwell. Daniel Green: Oran.
AST Pitch; Herrick. Oro T. Orerneck. J
Woodburn: Litchfield. T W Bank. Monves bore..
F Faiterlee; °mai ; John it flea: Overton. An
drew Wilt. Jr.; Pike. ER Ronubtrltidgebnry. Lewis
If Painter: Rabe twp James R Park; Sheahecinin.
Jnbb 14 Smith. Rens Mallory, Z 0 llorton: Spring.
field James San Kirk: Tuscarora, Jobb Christian.
Joseph 'Neigh; Terry: Chester Schixinover: Troy
twp. Walker Pierce, Jarneslifirdt Towanda boro..
Geo T Cale; Wraos Erbin L Lindsley; :Windham.
Daniel Shoemaker, Ellsworth Osborn; Warren. Mar
tin Mack.
t , . , ......i ,4•41
Athens hrp. Ira Elsbree: Joseph McKinney. Jr..
John Coleman: Athena Dom. Wm R ghareley; Ar
menia. Wm X Becker; Allrtny. Ilmatnn Weeny. Wm
Hewitt; Asylum. Robert NelleY. Chides. ate'ena:
Rarelay. Levi Corey: Cohunbls, James C McKean:
(Unton boro.. Nicholas Vanlcompe - : Grenville. Nta)
11 Dos ter: Leßoy. F R 111eltok. A W Van Fleet. A C.
Heller; Litehileld. A V D Teen. Daniel Ironton...
Prank !Maynard. 0 F Wolcott; Monet* twp.. L A
Pratt: Orwell, Rodney Peewee, I: -V Farrar; Pike,
Wm Think Rmne tsp.. WWWoodbnrn:Hrilthtlehl.
( It Mots: Sheeheqtiln. P n Sinner; Tovrtnd a.
born Charkaa E neon. R D Mira J G Pathrn; Troy
tam.. Collins t. rem. Walter Z Dillard; Tmteorors.
A W Wyslualnit. Revad itramball. I) X
Brown: Windham. Reny Knykendall. Wane rTPII:
Wilmot, 'Hiram B Meeks, Wm A Stoddard: Warren,
Caleb Aide: '
.
Anylnto. l t lyrOn Entlomt. James Ina; ,
Eriah tor , e: Dartlay. Geo A Northrup. Joseph Donk-
Brirllngton twp.. Danlel TAO.; Canton top..
E Ilutfom; Golumbla. 3 - DeWltt Wolf; Franklin.
Luther Rnalth: Granville., Solon Saxton; Herrick.
Cluudes Rice; Litchfield. 'Mora D Morse. Hyman
Hazleton: I.altaravllle. %Vm Davies. Jr.; Monroo
trixalarrins II Hanes. Samuel Lynn. (h-prtan. Jas
klobh-canx; ktivozrmt; Pike. J W
llntelliniOn. It W Coolhavmh. W noon. Regina
Sttvena ; Ithlgebnry. Leola - Ntillnr. Calvin F CovIlle;
'Home top... Cyrus Vatttlialdo; Smith Crrek. Philo
Favantt. Jr.; Towanda born.. Wia.Ervder, J W Van-
Tnyle. Walter 13 They. Thom", DnEario; Towanda
two.. 11 IN croft, Dena% McCall; Towanda North.
Alvah anulth; Troy horn.. Walter it Garnett. Ors•or
Ntraneltand. Jamey whitalmr: : Tna , arora.. Entlur
Shninwily; Wyman. Itlduevray; Wyalualni4.
Jonathan Homot; Windham. Stephen
Janll'72w3
TRIAL LIST FOR FEBRUARY
TEAM, Ittn.
=
Louisa C Leeda re David Drawn • ye et
A. li. Smith Va. 0. A. Iludzon et al - trespass
*WOK° Day VA. Benjamin A: Vargnson. appeal
Jeremiah VanDertuark re. J. 0. Ward cape
dfrati il ., untim.der vs. lease Gregory, et a 1.., ...ease
.11. D. Fox vs. Hiram Sweet. eJectir.ent
Lima Benjamin vs- J. V. Benjamin
A. L. More va D. D. Fleming ' c. v
Alexander Wheitizes usn va D V Beardeley - ilebt-
Wm Harrington ostler' E P.nssell appeal
A Loder'a use'vs J F Means' use - act fa
Elizabeth Harrington vs Jo-eph Humphrey trespass
_ .
11 A Ka vs J L Drabs trespass
C 11 Chaffee, va D 1.. Smith et el appeal
Louisa C. Leeds vs. Hiram Luther the eject
Gen Mallory vs A P Spalding " case
C Ilunaiker vs JS Williston , debt
Burton Baker TA L D West debt
B M Johnson vs 0 R. Elliott
.aPPe4
-
PoUy Million vat:John W Sweet rep
Eliasnn Greener Sr. Co ill C V Dare ......... ..... ..
John C Marceline ti Clark wheeler appeal
do BerklaminO Clark ••
J M Decker's ainain'a vs If A Dockwell do.d.
N . 'Litchi:l.s' heirs vs Geo Drake ...... .
LovinaGilke7 vs Charles Ci Gilkey....
riaen Dunning vs. Ni C. E. NC% C 0....., • : appeal
IV Little vs L Ostrander `PPM
Smith Lent vs. Geo If. Prince •
Set fa
James B Banner vs IS Smith
Jonathan Whipple vs tr Cash .1
Hiram Horton vs Calvin Varguson
John Smith va Ira Sayles
A M. ritch vs C T Merry Ar
A Johnenn vs Jon6e d: Webb
Daniel litatikinson vs SI W Covey et it ' case
Drltnlaas Davidson vs Nathamet.Darinon ' .cjea.
E W Wolcott vs Joseph Welentt appeal
Fleming ,S• Jones vi Joseph Wooden • C 3.0
C D Nosthrup.va G P Cash
_ case
J P Kirby vs J Y Ittnman • " s-i fa
Stiller & Terry vs Han:tail & Denison appeal
William Draine vs Noah 'Masan - it.•peal
A C Store vs Erastns Eta' et al - - .set fa
'"l•w-erst vir - s
Geo Itivert etrA U Seward - eject
Dewey Dne!l ve W 8 Gobbint • 4 ' tree:met
r ti ParOon TR F retzttEr et it for att
8 N Arpla•aall et L H Teare...,. ...... ...,„ :L.-espies
SECOND VErS.
Ca thtrinn 'Whetter vs: Moen Sta:T,-s eiriA
0 A Middaugh 'ra A 13 Smith. .. 4apprai
Martin Elsbreo' uxa vs. H. E. k. oors!ine.... eject
Ahralmin Sturer es Daniel Jrnra lapp+ , al
Valentine Smith vs D ..... . rev
Nathan Daher vs Noah W Demirel. al sci La,
Joseph A Russell vs P F. k J E P;ollet. C 2,,
Arils Campbell ra. Martin Ewers • appeal
Joseph Dollard vs !Truman I Lacer eject
Desalts k Colas vs G E Singh issue
C Mercur vaCtnistiana Scbwenke.
D 3lontanye vs C L Ward ice.
Lewes Havens do
4 Cowell vs Halsey Nichols trespass
Wilt Wagner vs Oeo Hubbard •case
Commonwealth vs Martin
. Elabiereel ex debt
llenjamitte S Lyman vs Henri Ward 'trespass
Henry Mi ller vs Ransom Tawas?' id to
tt m 2 Chamberlin vs Orilla Ames - =se
nmel W Green vs Henry Benham' et al...trespass
J N Andrews vs Lewis & Coo:Laugh , .. trespass
John Maerdlatf vs D 8 Whitteubsttk Co appeal
E A Packer vs John Gard eject
Henry Westbrook vs Jamea.Taylor et al eject
Bemjamine Ball sit Wm Grails . .... trespass
Henry P Briggs Tv jonathanMde .. ; ..
Irliretta vs 0 Larriocra et al aPPeal
F 11 Person vs. Jahn Woif et. a 1.... ........
P K Stowell vs Jame* R Wi-r Co -..debt
W Chapman vs D W Hirshl)erger eci fa
James lleftryys 0 8 Pratt appeal
C. F. Wells va. Jesse Spa'dint! ' inane
11. F. L. vs. Alonzo Limed *driers.. .47412¢
Jlt Pate .is S N Aspinwall -a ppeal
Jelin T Russell vs Willard EStt;ll appeal
Wrn F Cole vs Israel Smith ease
Jacob Tome VS. IsraesSmith, ejectmsal
N VatiDerponl.vsJ VanDerpcatil v...sci fa
Joshua Peekluum vs Chimney Corbin • appeal
F P Came va Nathan Southwick . - ease
7.1 T Carrier vs D R Baker ke .T . . - ...5el fs ml
J B Reeve vs Elhanan 'Smith- appeal
James Brook! vs Alfred liNtrmsof ' appeal
Henry Miller vs. N. Smith's administrators:.appeal
Martha Tinsman vs Wm OTT I 6 ........ ....trespass
Sorsanas returnable on Monday February 12.10:2
at in a.m., and op Miind i ty. February 10th,
lier" 2, at 10 o'clock, A. 73. •
A..TROMAK
Prothonotary.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE. a F.
3tasiln•va. Dr.. T. Fieschut.No. 319 February
Term.'7o. In the court of thanimon Pleas. of lirelford
CountS-
Tba uridersi:tnedt baring been appointed Auditor by
said Court to distribute funds arising from-the
sale of the real estate of above 111113113 a de•
tenclard. will attend the dlitlea of said ap t.
ment. at his office, in the Borough of T • a. on
TUESDAY. the 30th day of JAN'TtAtt.T. 1.872.
at 10 o'clock, a. m., et Which time and
Vice - alt persons having claims on said
mow,' are requested to present the same or be &a
llured from coming to fora share of said mouy.•
- JOBS W. MT. •
Auditor.-
jaticlla - 4
AVEVITOR'S NOTICE..— Addison
. Yaw* use and also Adalina N..-Tergaami
va. diaries N 0.122. Dec. term um, No. 814
May term. 189. Court or Common Pleas otpn.4l
- county.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed b said
Court to distribute moneys in the - hands of the
Write arising • from sate of defendant's real
cask.. will attend to the antic* of maid appoint
ment at hilt ,omee in the Borough. of Towanda on
FRIDAY the 26th day of_ JAN.. 1572. • at 10 o'-
clock a. rn.. at which tone and place all persons har
ing claims to said money are required to present tbo
same or be debarred from coming in upon said fund.
E. OVERTON. 311..
Auditor.
Jaaa•72wi
A lIIYITOILS NOTICE. -IN .THE
'seder of the Were of A. N. Bruen, deemed,. is
OrpAn tea Court of Ihkefford Comity. -
The undrraimeed appointed by the Orphairs Court
of said county. an Auditor to meridian &sesta and
ilistribrite funds in'the hands of the adm'r as shown
by his Anal soconnt. alit attend to the duties of his
.appointroent at the dike aft Wet. in the Borough
of Twirled., Wednesday. January 31. 1872.. st 10
&clock. a. m..'at erhl.•h time and place all persons
Wising claims to said money_are retreated to pre.
sent the same or be debarred from coming in for
a share of said looney. - L. P. MULLISTON.
fana72utl. • • - Anditgr.
•
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. —IH• THE
vritter of tlif •state af John Donley crietient in
t Orptof's Nutt of Bradford Orin s.
The nnJ erelgnell appointed tithe Dedhan's Crnnt
ottgaint ennutT, an &natter to marattail aareta aid
tarok' , the tolance of tb• funds in the hands of J.
F. Chamberlin adminiatlator. will- attend to the
dalie+ pf his appointment tithe of of H. Poet
iu Towamtl Born.. on THURSDAY;Feb:I.IB:2, at 10
dock. a.m.. at which time and place all persons
Witte , : claim. on raid unme7. are required to pre.
tent the same or be debarred ft.= ecrmtng in upon
T.:. P. WILLISTON.
Auditor:
San imlc 4
A D'AIrSISTRA.TOR'S
.Cl. Ratios is Rendre aifen to ail persons indebted
to the estate of Jotrs liZtlos. Iltrarotton
township. deceased. most rolt•• p ar
went. and all persons b.% 4 •1 agaltud said
estate most pre•.rr,• duly authentiested -tur
settlement. PRILOVINOOR.
A. L. CRANIUM.
Administrators.
Ir.:72•1; .
ADIIINISTRATOR'S
Notirt la hereby even that all pinions indebted
to the estate of D. LENOX. late or Sinittneld, deed..
are regarded to mate immediate payment. and an
persona hiring claims soinat Paid estate mod
sent them duly authenticated for settTemeot. . •
U. S. LENOX.
Administrator.
J. 104 irat
eXECUTOR'S'
ntice beretry given that all pewees indebted
to the coteto of JOHN GAItTIAND late of AVyalti-
Sing. .dee i t a are. retreated . Wake. tatmedlete
InYmela. all Persona having claims altSinii said
eetati mast present them duty authenticated for
settlement, JOILN GLIITLOTD.
• Executor.
=I
QtrFIRIFF ' S SAL =By main
, of enudry writs of rend. Ss. and Fl. FS. -lasned
oat of the Conat of Conintots Plena of. Bradford
. and, to me directed. xlll be Monad Prthire odd at
the 'Court ROu. . lathe lltn.anAit of Towanda. Brad
ford county: oft THVMDAT: 1; IF/Litt
one o'clock p.m., the following described lot, piece
or ppar ce l of land. sitnato in Albany tali.. hounded
asfollows: - Beginning at a point in the public high
way or Berwick-.turnpike; in front of 3. H. Udall
.bonse. running thence dawn the middle of the high;
way letilLeg from the. said turnpike to the Hibbard
School House; in InNtairrtyltrectiow.to:the:sentre
Of &nth Breath of Towanda Creek thence' down
said creek by the seoutraltanneas thoreef to the line
of WelliWilicos's land, thence along said line in a
berth westatlrdirectlocto la hemlock oorner...,thence
by land of *aid Wilcox and others fa an easterly di
rection toe hemlock homer on Wiper's line. thence
Tong said last mentioned line in a 'aOsitherly dlrec-
SOn to the Sonth Branch of Towanda Creek thence
flown said creek. by the emend: canities tbereof to
'the corner of Win. Batir's land, 'thence by land of
Freeman - Wilcox to the middle of the Bernick tom -
'Pike, and thilnee along Said tonna! to th e place of
boob:ming; cOnlasnitus one litrod and filly acres
of hind more or leas. alKlint el/MT-Ave 'Aare* izo
provett with ten framed dwellingbanses one framed
building used fora grist _sill and carding crop) with
machinery attached. two frantedgrotteres. two large
framed tecrna.bresmailbaard stablekothernatbulld-
Pigs and lot of fruit trees thereat,. Excepting and
Ahearn reserving shunt fon: Irma of tke lot above
described lying and Wing on the east side of said
turnpike, which was conveyed by Aranah Ladd to
itbabod f...Qntothy. Which, is more deseifbed
In Quimby's deed. Also. excepting one ether lea
retusitning emit one- fourth of an acre. adjoining
said Quimby's lot on the north, and deeded to R. D.
Weiser* by ?fors A. Ladd and wife; andartitch'
fully described in said deed of conveyance, . Said
Amt described lot of land being the - same as convey
ed by 3lnsea A. Ladd and wile to the defendant Jean
S. Campbell bdeed. bearing -date-Much ad. A
IV et, and reco rded in the Office for the minding of
deeds. kc.. in Bradford county, in decal took ye. 7G
paste 412.. ' ' .
Seized and taken into execution at the omit of J:
Calas use ID. J. Ormsby and _John S Camp
bell. •
AL's—The following "desciiistel lot, piece or par
cel of land sitnata in. Towanda boro.„ bounded and
delimits :a-am follows:. Beginning at tad north-east
corner of Wm. Kreler's'int. on the West side of See•
and street; thence along the west Meer tend Second
'street acrentyolve feet. to a corner of J.. W. Means'
lot. thence along line of same and other land. about
onolinteirod and fifty feet to corner of R A.Plerre's_
thencewlortg line of same and other land south
erly wvetity.five feet to. a corner. thence) parallel
with John W. Winne line to the place of: beginning;
containing 116210 square feet of land more or less:
with a - trimmed bonus known as the Atlantic hotel,"
framed barn and emelt carpenter shop thereon. -
.9zisist and taken into execution at there'd of Wme-
Lt. Star -an vs W. Schwenk..
• AL'irai-The ?Mowing descritied lot, piece or par.
eel of lapel situated in Terry tarp. %domicil north
by isside of J. J. Brifilth, ea*. by land of Lewin runt
south bYland of Henry Smith. and writ by lands
formerly of q. L, Want &dosed , . cmitaining fifty
acres of I eta more Or less. %bend Are acres itriPrOted
no Villain: X.
Seized and taken into execution at rile suit of J.P.
Kirby vat. J, W. Benison and it. Marshall. -
ALSO-Abi following described bat. piece or pm ,
od of land situate in Tides/ars tsp.; botuaded-tiorth
by the public highway leading from 3ferryall to
Tuscarora creek. twat and smith be hind of W liar.
a-Owe:fit anilw.st by land of thwarire Sumner: con
. talon= one half acre of land more or less, improved,
1110 buildings.
Seized anal taken into execution at the Ina of W
Barrowellff vs. li.lson Black. .
ALSO—The following described lot. picee 'or par-.
col of land aittfato twp.. berm-Jed fo.to
lows: beginning, at a point on the weld bank Of the
Su orelannah river. being the north-east",corner of
what is known di the Amos Ackla portion of the
Seed mho Attie farm, thence weal by the said Amos
Sella's. north line one, hundred and sOstrdive
perches or thereabouts too a corner on 'the west line
of lb. , Penland:a Acids lot. l i k.en , -olu a north-west.
-erly direction to an oak cornet' iniinc of Sarah Mee
ricon tract. thence north along, the we'd ltie of the
arid Benjamin Acids farm to the soul-west corner
of a twenty stem kit. known as t'llo Joliathau and
Borjamiu Ackla lot, thence east by the south lint
_of said last mentioned lot to the north-weat ei•rner
of a six acre lot. known' as the chistavus q Belden
lot, part of the Wm Ackla lot, thence ronth the.
west line of said Hoiden lot to Itio_qrlAth-tv , .t. corner
thereof, thence by' the south- line of s id ?rest lot
east to the westithe of what I.A1111 , , , 11:k as ill , . .‘ ol:o.
Holden and John IV Sweet lot. Ounce south by the
said last lot alervz the pub'ic road to the wstith.wcat
corner thereof Biondi eA*t by tlara 'loath line of Fop
lot to the bank of the Snsonshantmli river eforo-wid
and thence south :along down the said river to ti. ,
place of !um.. inoino,: containing one tominet
land more or less, shoot acre; iroproccii. wita
an old framed heuse . :maned barn come L, rear sod
- ordiard.therion. 7,- •
EKEE
ALB6-,Dtts other lot piece or parcel of situ
ated in Asylum tsp.; tenindol north and west by
'Units of 1: J. Ayers. and on the east and south by
the Sitsobehannah river, containing two - a: rya
land. more or lees. all improved. with two framed
houses framed stable, blackamtth elten cider press
and framed saw and grist mill combined thereon.
ALSO—One ether lot pie.... or parcel of land situ
ate in Asylnin twp., hennaed and described es fop
lows: We:inning at the north-west fine of thr
above described mill lot in the POW.- road, thence
northerly along tireintsraehanesh rtveYannety rods
to the north-east corner of E J .47“...r9 let, thence 1
westerly about fora rode to the pub,..:e road. thence
Wori g said pr.b:lo road to the place oflicientingr . ,
e'ontalnitig. one acre of land More or lees.
pmved with an old frame lion ac and a tcw fruit trees
thereon, said piece of land known es T Mc.. 1:1,
lot. 1 44
Seized and taken Into execution at the . writ o;
Allen; IfeNean re. Irrnel
ALSO—The followinc.di.scribNl lot pusni or par
-eel Of land Rattan. Windham tap.. hounded north by
land. of llirani Gleason. ea.tby the pidiic highway.
south by lands of Tiede:le lleynolisind :west b)
/ands of Bolimcn Sibley and 11.3nr." ilussell; con
forty.seven and one half sets. more or less.
about thiftreve acres iinpreved, 'with a franied
Louse two fromcd barns ;vinery and: hog' house
and orchard of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at tA:a suit i.f
By
ron cries' use - es. Nathan Gleason. -
sAl......)—The following destrini:.l lot, p;,:e`er
„ par
eel of land situate in Towanda horn-. banteled north
and east by land of John I' Means. south by land 0!
Edward Elliott and west by Spruce street; co:Asin
ine. one acre more or less. improved with a two
,story framed honsia .framed harn and fruit trees
thereon.
ALSO--One other lot. prior or parcel of land sits.
ate in Towanda tivp,,liounded-north by lanl of IT If
Iface, east by land of Michael DCSISUO;. south b . %
land of Janus 3lMiill, unit west by land 'of John
Bowman; cimtabalng _AU:Ty-eight acres more or .
less 1;o improvonents.
' Sated and takba into .exevUon tit,the suit of 0
Itarris's use VA: .13criazrin Lewis a1..1 Innis
Lewis.;
ALeft—At the snit of EE-Dualneteri, s s share. Pam.
AI SO—Thefollowing deseiitied lot, , ineee or Par
vela land. situate in Terry tam.. bounded north by
the piddle highway leading from, Aeyleen to Albany
east by land of Itichard - Vanlkrpool, south ant west
by land of I.eithis Crimmios; containing Afte*-n
Reit% nrore rr less. about font. acres improved, with
two teethed houses and a few- frirt flees thereon.
Seized and taken into exelnitOn at the slit or I/ A
Crimmite use vs. Abraham 301,125, n.
ALqo—The following de4cribed par
cel of land. eituate.in Towanda ber).,bruirled 25 'ili
by land of 11 S Clsk an-I Ji.ll.a J Griffith. eas t
be
lam' of said John Griffith and 'an alley, sent by
ti Mercur. an-I West by Third street; being sixty feet
front on Third etri et and one hundred feet
deep on the north line - of paid.hat and one hundred
.. and fifty feet deep on the south line of said lot, un.
proved. no buildin gs.
Seine! and taken into execution at the an :t o: John
Holmes' use vs. S N Aspinwall.
At-SC—The following deseribed lot, lice or par
cel-of land. situate in Armenia ewe., !mended north
thy lands el Miles' Mack. east by lands formerly ,
Manley .A. Gillman. south bylanda formerly of I-rail
Ifeeirc. and, west by lands in possession of - John
eMmmings; containing seventy-three curd one belt ,
more or less. with about twenty aeresjimproved
a-ad a small framed house and - iew :net trees
.thereon. 1 ,
Seized and taken into ear-oldie-a at the init,',ufJ E
Bullock Vs. Gilbert Lathrop.
ALSO—The following describe lot, pie,a, or par
cel of laud. situate in West IturiirintOn twp., leennieu
north by lands of Simon Stenton and Andrew Stan
ton. cut by limas-of Ak J Murky, south by lands
of litre Stanton and Job Larcona. de -eased. and west
by lands of Joseph Foitike: containina iffty acres
more or leas, then!_ twenty stove improved. wills a
framed ben‘e aboard and a saw min said a
few fruit trees thereon,
, I!
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Win
11.1nartrS nee es Fleury Patterson. '
ALSO—Suit of Pomeniy line. use vs amts.
ALSO—The following described lot, 'p.eck , or par.
eclat land. situate in Wihuet twp, bounded north by
land of Nicholas and .Martin O'Neil, east by land ei
John entrnisky, south by lands - of Wm NOreenk
and widow Carter. and west by hind of Patrick Car
roll: oonmining one hundred sexes more. or less.
aboOt sixty acres improved. with an old leg Louse
and board kitchen attached , and -a, framed barn
thereon,
-
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Hi
ram Berton Vs James 11 Collins and Elizabeth .t
Collins,
ALSO—The following described totals...o or par
cel of land. esthete in W,ysex twp. bounded as fol
lows: beginning at a e.ornet on hue of land conveyed
by J P Kirby to Walter Spencer. being the north
west corner Of Charles Hoppe 's laud. thence slot*
of said lloppesouth nineteen arid ono half deer-
I east about ri:tal , feet to a corner, theme \south nine
tceu and one half deg, west aboutldo feet to sontb
Ilse of said Walter Spencer's land, thence along line
of the same - north seventy a one half deg: east
about-100 feet to the.phme of be_intne.: containing
_ten acres and 120 perches more or leis, all onproved,
no buildinae.
Seized and taken into execution et.the suit of P
Eirby.va O W Schwenke, . , - - ;
AL.4o,—The following described Ht. 'piece or par
cel of land. situate in Eidgebury tsp. bounded
north by of John Larrisen, past by land of,
Matthew Farrell. south by land of Colombia!' Sart
west by land of Lame Baldwin; erMtaining twenty;
Ave acres mere or less, all improved, no buildireph
a few fruit tree a thereon,
Seised and taken into exeontlon at the suit of Nor
roan Allen now to nun of Vincent btswene Vs James
liderasn, • -
ALSO—The follovving described he; piece or par
cel ot land, situate in-,Aliway tsp. 'bounded north
by May street, east byt Main street, south :by' lands
d S Campbell. and West by the Berwick turnpike,
as per-plot or plan of the village of New Albany. be;
rug 2.4 feet on said May Street mad 100 feet on said
Main street and, turnpike. with • framed .dwelling
bowie and two pple trees thereon,•-• . -
Seized and taken lint execution st the silt of Mary
A McAllister es,Wiliktm May. • ;
' ALSO—Tbe Mowing described lot, piece or Per.
eel of land: situate ittLitchtleld twp.: bounded as fol.
*lows: tkielaing at a stake ands stones; the north
east corner of David 'McKinney* lot. - thence along
the Finals line of Geo BleAllve south Ste ; deg east
131-10 perches to as-mace : lntim public road, thence
along the centre or said-, road. south 223 deg cast
43 4./0 perelits to an angle in- said road. - then&
south 15 deg east 30 perches to the intersection of
the roads, thence north 1214 - 4` deg - east 540 per;
chin to near the centre' of the creek. - thence along
the creek and line of ti B Canner and W K Green
sonth deg ZIG 4.10 percticas to-a stake and dive-
Rion lino lathe Cotton thence: along slid line
mirth 881; deg west :2.1 840 perches to, tlis public
1 road, thence south...iv,den west 18 840 iierchta to a
hemlock in line B Itttvenstdre„ thence alonitsaid
line north 88g, deg west 37 9.10 - petehes to a Stake
, earner of Jame Thompson. thence along the line et
said Thomprion north I deg east 196 perches to
the place of beginning; containing 54 acres snore or
less, about 115 acres improved. with a framed house
framed barasted shed and a few fruit treeathereen.
Excepting and isiways reserving' from said land
shoot three acres henetnfore sold to diadem Munn.
. Seized mid taken into execution - at the suit of
Horace licEirthey en Christian Harris and William
Campbell,
debt
'BCC. ren
appeal
- • —IPPcal
Pwne
.debt
eaee
„debt
,deft
NE
4. !Tarot v.t.x nmer,
Sheriff.
jonll'7l'
AT.IDITOR'S NOTICE. - 0.
Frosts use vs, F. D. Ford No. 6114, Dcc. t.trui.;
MS, In the Court of Common Pleas of .Diadford
County. .
The, undersigned Itn Auditor appointed by said
Ccart.to dieriluate money In the .Sheriff's hands
raised from. the istie of defendants interest in a house
endlot will attend to the duties of his appointment at
his *Mee in the borotigh of Towanda. -on Friday.
the 2Gth dry of JannOr. 1872. at 2 Pam , et which
time aod - plow an t es:die haring claims. to aild
money are reques •tp present such elates, or be
debarred Pram coming in upon said fun& '
JA1:1472,4 N. CAISFA AMR*
;RA'
Ss SAX -Bic VOIVE
or Wil 4 4‘irrite of Vendl*lnt /d 1 9066 14
leaned ont
. the Ong+, Ot Coll/ 55 Vol
ot flimidford onmty, said to ink dthletad. be
ttpcsed to gale at. the. I ectort:- Hotlaß in
the 23 of Towne/14.T Itmdford, ootoote. on
FPIIPIII.ILT 001.-.11412. et 'one WOW/4
p. tn., the rouggingi deioeflead- Vet e -er - man
_of land. situate In Vilildtatin ten, Unlade% sa
fi mr4; ,. V i tits ,
at tl
north o r mi thor ,
ow " ernewe ar r i
ohon . ?Mel 176 perthes. thence ea.t stonittanda •
of Ass Mcßee 53 -pertheis s to s corner, thence entail - -
alone lands of Abraham Scant 73 perches to sport. 'thrum east along ,an of Abraham's Itrant 112 van ,
tins to a tes.t. theme south 'dons lends at- VMS= s'
d.ditadd 70 pereha to a:beech ft a. Abeam vest 7,
EOM; binds of "Hobert Welkin 170 meter to then -
ner in the Iltsrbway: thenm south 6d ike west atone
the Metres'. 45 yacht* toe corner In the bieblasin . . -
thence math 42 deg neat stens tba Idattrwevle oar
ebes to the , pram of beginning: leantaln l o l l. l2 * amid
man alma 11.5 -*Mee Impeerved: With two -
trankektemeco ten henget barna end tire alible or.
chards thereon. and inteeoled to be the ifigtie.bad as
cenersed.by7aOloan" end wlO. to Iliansmi Pie..
tees by deed dated Fel% 10. AB. 1044, end retailed ;";
in the ofiliYe toe reenrdlng does itc.. In :Bradford
conntv. in' deed boob We. td. Plea
demi and tarn Into eteeottoll at ON or
'sranonn Mobree Bab** Melon, cad 'Thomas
Japan'. adnainbitratoes. — : •
Ari1e1....41e &Boni-, described rote.. ee or Pa'.
col eV land. 'Route In lireatThititnelmt tem.. bound.
14 *a follimini heallnitng et • stone owner: north
out comer lot ve. 4. Arnie along D irrldfilne dot
'r o, 2 mud 32 rerettesto a stein. - corner of lot Ifo. 2.
.tbeive akeut M• 1702 north 110. tLlo,lwaebestoa
stone earn?? In the south-welt corner of lot We
Meilen arnatinly alms s la owned by Penn
neroses to a stove me" tite northerest arrow
of lot ler. 4 thence along lot No 41108.10 perches,*
the puce of beginning! containing 22 semi and IS
r.orob?a more or lens. abed 5 arena tuiproneVylilis
1, - benee and Ina been theme" mint being the Fame
piece ne !areal of land deeded to Mandl $
'T.Mmton by Thornton. by flood 'Mintz* dale
trey nth. A T. 1070. and' re.'.'erdeil In the onlop for er
creding decdt Lc., In Bradford County, in deed book
xn 103. •
Petted end taken Into exrentlon tithe snit of It It
disco v.. Rome, 14 Thurston.
- ..1a."0.-The lona/Inc deerethed lot. elm? ne''
00l of luviethiate in North Towanda torpiz:bminded •
north and west by land, it leirei. • ternon Uneaten.
Not by land of the tebiab Vattern It Mi, sod month
be 13,14 el' Mrs Lni7 31 Adam.. mid lot being Ml',
Pet front by one tirmarnd, feet defp..firiprored o vidth
trained bonen thereon.
seised awl taken into eirenHon at the salt of
itc Slit vi, George Thvirinell.
T. pEttlIF Yktlyl.los.T.
lantlil2lr3
T UTENSES4.-,NOTICE IS HERE.._
hy siren that Ole follemitist spritestimss for
iirPlll.9 , for worn*, ,istins bowies ssd'sserehnit
dealers, here be. tir Ato4 in this olrec. an& that tfro
esme atfi hoyrnsented In the Court of Qiwt.o RCS.
•tnns, nn liondre. Feb,. v. 1572. for the considers. .
tem of mid Cain:
ME=
trileea ,
Tante! Tkrll9gg....
anrtn,Rnnt
Q F
Nir Dearer
W lees!
'FeterT v arvimawr
army.. R finftr.rn..
7 , T'Xein •
Keen k Wang ....
"Q; Ram Rent
DM
: ZAT=GL aorars
'A' Ryan
71,o3vv.trbntut..
•Tnif 21 tr King...
M' '
tt W rater
S Rrfoth •
flacon - evvy
Sr.; Wa
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4 n•rnnn.kr.
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N 0100.1,..
janlS72
EGISTER'SNOTICE=—Nptiee
R
t•ro.y gis-en that them has bore AIM sad
settled in Fir offiro of Fer.ltrristor of W tll., in 1214
f o r the, crootr of Bradford. IlerCtlots of *dotted/4m
Con sport tbi folloiring ertatr., Tl‘o.:
Scrotal aiertrat arcomtt oavehaitotte IF. Bayerard.
rririllin of Charles Macey.
Finalarronntof - Esther David And J. L. Toots,
vlmthirtratore of Chart.* David. deceased.
arrount of .7 W. Lewfa. aftaih4 - trater of
4,,enstod. .
Final 'rennet of Fharlotte • IS. Fortgbtarti. nate -
( ""7 , and Laid Bmtn. esacutora of Lorenzo
Allan
•
Fula' acconni. of C. W Camp. mun•dlaii of C
ttwenrl... • • i
Meal. artoant of Aden! Still,- administrator* of
gable Cope. ilcoorre.t .. •
Float orronnt of 11ra - I:it-dor - nook mcmz, rare .
and Rhoda 31 Roma, aiirna2lotratola of D A 1{0119..
if , Pft.A. • •
riTII.I,LIVRTIVA. of I , ttr. T.tfoo. ol•000tor of the " 0 -
4AI. or J3.sohArle.V7.4. Jatr et Itoryt.tirp.. deed.
' The' ni.pra. , smell; of prnywrty .44 off by tbe Er- .
mi
rtor or Administrator to ariitcyr o ff
children' of _
the folloiejno deerteats.—
Estltr.of Cheers Wood.
`Wm.
Fritter.
•
Wm. W. Easteltrootir.
(Yeti Femur. - •
tielaoa B. Dunham. .
be. arearnted to the Orphan'a Court
of Brod f Foootr . for confirmation and a!towatire
Ftwojular. February _
1173 . 46
E aLtnntxn..-
•
- • Itrgiater and 'groovier.
op,pHAN's COURT SALE.—By
virtne of an nrdmr Ingired vet of the Orphan's
r' , ..nrt of Bradford enoore, the nodeniignea. es
-rntr.r of lb esltta of .Tanws Stevens. late of
radrdmry. dpee ti .r.d. wilt ciir,ll - at public saloon
.1‘ ,. ...5r. , n1:40. in Itidcborst two.. en SATURDAY
rF.TIRUSTIT_ JO. IR7^ et 2
‘ o'elnek. P. re, the
lot, piece or 'f.arcel tsf land
.itisittP in Riclubnyv torn_ tinnallcrl on the north
be Inn.l< of Charlf .Thilditin, on the treat by
tarn. of CAeorszo A. Loa - man. reeently porches
.4l of Lowman hv N Aleitander. Stevens, and on
.he'south by landfill, .rincent Dallittn, and on
the.eftst by lan,te of Jocoli Mitchell. containing
wri•olv scrag of land be the came irnor. or
leas.,
TErntsVin an day of tale; t3OO on con.'
cirtnntionn t3O0 -in sis mobttlia; the balance
one rear. ' . -
ALEXANDER STFNESS, -
• Eiecntor.
n, 1 $4:72. - ;sr 4
ChRPFIAI7B .COURT
v i r t u ,. of ; an (Tiler Banned' out of the
omits of Dfy..lfonl county. the undersigned admin.
'Ph - al on, of the - potatp of Nelson B. Dunham. late of
Rome. thfccaw , d will 4.11 at pohlic sale on the Teem. •
lam on Sfl'irtiDAT.lANDATtriff.ll372. at tee - lock •
p.m.. tlo: following described real estate. bounded
ns follows on the west by' Diehard 'McCabe; ob
the north by said ltfcCabei en. the east by-George
Meelib*, and worth by Geom. Darter and - oldtl
Richard 3fcesibr,; •containibg abotiribirtrocree.
'b. PROM mom orlcaa. f
TE:Rll.3.—ssoon day of aids; balance cn tottet ,- „,
rnation. '
do,llll
RpHAN'S - COURT - SALE—By
1, virtue of an order issued out of the Orphan*
Court of Bradford Comity. the undersigned wills:11W
for sale on Tuesday. the 13th day of February. at i
•Yelock p.m.. on the premiere. the following de•
scribed real estate, situate in Towanda twp... of the
estate of Hiram C Fox. stegoasetrOnsiot. the home:
-dead Int of Hiram C. Fox. deressee,.boatded on the
north by lauds of S C and .1 It Means Cola F Mason-
Col .1 F Means 'and road leading, across Towanda
("reek. on the mist and south by lands of J 21 and.
.43 eo Fox. On the west by lands of J. is' Geo Fat
and Col S F Means; containing about G 3 acres, all
improved. with framed house three Urns, wagon
house and outbuildings , thereon.
Ale°. one other lot. tioV e and described as f6l-
Imre: eommennine at the of land of Stand
G l'inv and Dealane. then north 68 deg eatitTl26./00
.ode to lande of um. r Pon. thence southerly slotiit
line of Miller 'PDX to a corner. theme, tooth d 8 deg
wcgt 78 21400 rode to lands of .1 K and Geo TOL
thence northerly along Raid land of 3 K and ft , Fox.
to tiro place of beginninu: containing Xi acres and ad
.ode.. - 10-Or 15 acres improved. balance valuable wood
and timberland. The two lots are- slintiaitaror To.
wanda Tiorough and offer rare ludneersenta to pur
chasers,
TER-MS.—On each lot 8200 when property :s
armlet down; Il.oon on eindlrmation of sale; Wanes
in three years thereafter. Interest payable aerel •
annually '
Er.IZ.I.BETII /MAMMA. -
Guardian.
janlB"72wl
AD)IINISTRATOWS
3lotibe is hereby given that all persons Indebted
to the estate-(efAJ. ki. BISHOP. late at aryl=
lerezeed: are requested to make immediate mment
and all pervens ravine claims against . tatM estate
must present them duly auctlenticated fir settle ,
molt. -E. M. BISHOP.
- jauliPnwe. _ Administrator. - -
ATER'S HAIRVIGOR!
FOR REWORD* GRAY 'Bus
'TO TVS ItATOMAI, NTEA.T.SIT D C 01,44.
!" •
and Advancing, years. airiness. „§eare, dlagpointmeut
d hereditary predispositin all turn the hair
gray; either of them dispose; it to /idiot prema
turely, and either effect is unsightly and unpleasant
to behold. Dr. Arles's , ' consummate still has pro.
duced an antidote) for these deformities. *blab has
won gratitude for him from multitudes of women
and men.,olls U• 11l -VIGOR 601:130t lited rprOdllOre
lost hair; and alwaysrestores to tided and , gray hair
its natural color, with the gloss and fre , s Imes. of
youth. The comparatively few bald and gray beads
kat we now see, are those who have not yet discos.
weed the virtues of Alma's Hass limp:afar rancidity.
the hair.' The fresh — and youthful bib lire See on
:oldef heads U often the product or Ida art. It you
are disfigured. or main' old, ouster; and ugly by
gray hair restore its youthflil color, and with it your
features to their Gilead softiiess and sgramble eu•
press:on. •
As au riegAnt drtssing for beautlfpng tta flair, 3
Ina so superio'r.
114.T.VASED HY •
• Da. J. C. STER & CO.. Lowist. Mass.,
rau-ncAt. AND WSILUtCaL =Wank
And sal by wand therwortd:
Dr. M. C. rOBTER. 80N it CO.. Wholesale agents
at Towando. I's, and topaz:eh' dealenkthroughout
'her:county. 4 c. 7, 11.-4eu.
MAE UNDERSIGNED
ARCHI—
TECr Asri 1111111 Alt. wishes to Worm - tini
citizens of Towanda and itclaity, that be will its ,
pimento attention to drawing plans. dodgem mit
epectilcattene for all manner el trallilings. private
and public.. Superintendence even for letecteebi°
compensation. Mee at . residencii N. E. corner of
&total and Elizabeth streets. • • _
J. E. HUMMING.
Box 511..Terersols. Pa •
oci;; 7.l
GO-PARTNERSIIII 3 .—The under
. signed have this day formed a co.perteberatdp
imam the era" mite at Itriarpbratitexi___‘ll.
for the purpose ot rrianutarwmg and twatuwits..." ,
taloa ant Leather. T he bedew. TIE •be carried
ou at our new loamy tad curare Mita
sad Elizabeth awe% Towanda, Par
IRA 13.111b1PMITI.
C. D. 111308 Y. .
CRUMP L. MIMI:
ja14,12.$
EMI
Albany
Albany
....Tharlingewn 'Nye
Prankfin
been
.14 •
..Wnnrcwo 'born
lira:woo twp
StanAinn Mona
SmithVreear • '
.. .. —Towanda Iwo
..... ..Tawayla born
TawanAa. barn
- Windham .
A then% bore
Atlints. bre°
t
biomo
mane' ban
- Tosco born
......Tmnovts born
....Toin►7dt NSW&
Athens born
Towanda born
- Towanda born
Towanda torn
W- A. THOMAS. •
- krodkonotary.
tralit 4301 Pr. -
ORSON RICHEY.
Administrators.