ftadfad
LOCAL AND GpIERA.L.
rEiL. CBABLES CAMPBELL has beet
; ,p pointed Postmaster at - Luther's Mills in place
Lr - rnim, resigned. ;
fig-The students of the SuAque
1... mt Collegiate ,Institnte, are preparing to
fir,:t-claw entertainment,
The Northern Tier (7azette saps
c.,Er 11lEaavrru received a Diploma froth the
renr.,)icania State Akricultnral' Society, for
it improved Srkwptimmc!r.
. ,
We learn that the Pa. & N.
v.. i: . co., are to erect a neat depot building at
I:nmnicr9eld. Mr. J. Caawronn, of Herrick,
tronble 10-securo tbe - rigbt of wfy for
awitcttes etc.
, Prof. , o)„ , BRVcE, who has made
wyomio Journal ono of the most math-,
bit. and interesting papers in the Mite, yro I*-
g:l4 to see by ihe . last number of that sheet.
di4 , olved his connection with it. He is arm
ee, dc.l by.W. W. SIIMIE. We wish Mr. Burns
~ncre - s in whatever vocation he may engage.
snd hesp , al: for the Journal a generous patron
frc.m the people of Luzerno county.
Drni.Er H. TURNER, late of the
Pr. H. C. Por.rtn, Sox . Co., and Vx.
I (10111 1 075; of the Firit National Bank, bare
the Drug .."tore in Patton's Block.
'; r• ill fit it up in first-c'aas order. Mr. Tun
tn rsperleheed Druggist, hariug been
rf.v;ed in the.bnsiness for several years, and
L • 14.1 a graduate of a pharmacy school. • Mi.
iA a thorough-going businessman, and
c• -,•.• the enpfulence of the bnqiness communi
ty. Tor ne . u . Arm should secure a liberal Blume
patrunnge•
Rev. J. D. Porn% whose la
r the immediate conversion of sinners.
1.. 1 - I.'en so signally blessed in many places.
; 'lst 4.1-oPcql a. short series of meetings at
Ilev. Dr. TAriblfS Church, with
7r In Fults. Ho is now at Norwich, and
iil ri••:: Lellaysville about the 2Gth and bold a
.ii,,tt series of meetings. A cerdial invitation
(xt( n(lpd to all denominations who desire to
1 present. ThPse meetings are not nnlilte
:y pr•fitable . alone to the ungodly, but to
the Lord Jesus.
p-z-We are pleased to note that our
P. D.:FAFsrrr and Jostru R. Mr
-1- a ,botli formerly of this county, have cn 7
rcrl into a co-part -, ership for the practice of
Inw it) the city of Titusville. Mr. HARRIS iA
!nrc ^ tlouri.hing, practice inTitusvillis, slid
Mr. T kS.I:TT hns been for nearly two years a
practitioner in Tidiont. , , Pa. Fr..in
l r .,10.0,1ge of both these gentlemen, we
vin ;:, , Ire the public of the . "-City of Oil
F they nre yonng men of energy,
ty• and of stanneli integrity. We wish the
n•—x firm •
kir A decision of the case of BET
SY ASN Prinri . , 1-..i,10w of PERRY - B. Pit-err, of
West liiirlimit ,, n. who was killed on' the rail
road I..‘t,re , •ii Li , l• aivrElmira, some two years
p..:-. was read, in thi• i‘otirt at Elmira last week.
Mrs. Pit vrr so - 1 the Railway Passenger Insn
' i ~,,... ( '.,nwany. of Hartford, for the amount of
insnranee on her husband's life.
in this ca•to re.telerwl a verdict in fa
• . Nrs. riirtrr, for $.1,551.71. This case a-ill
•
he taken to the court, of appeals, as
r verdict r.,-ainst the other Insurance
I • , nrrealea. The combined amounts
,;••=. rpn,lered are about Sl2,ooo.—Northern Tier
)::.0 .-IVe received a call last
.111 G. A. Grow, President of the
Gteat Northern It. It. lle
hearty. Anil assured us that his
th While the climate of Tex
:l4 h:ri4orat:ng to him physically, we
p infh;ence may be made mant-
ofprwell, LORENZO ACKLEY, of
and C. S. LtYrcirrr, of Carriptown,
1. - ft .1, i pin.ee last week fot a trip to Ranqa.s.
t o be absent several weeks.
-1. 11. I.‘siNtNii, Maj. Nati: and J. G. PAT
:!t*, 1"!:j the':r trip thriin;;h the Sonth.
from they were in Florida.
, Tanicllan i w , ck, was
:•• Pt:Y. r a. t,k• - n slid:I.:11y and danger
but wo ara,pleased to an
- • ••• ]•• c•utvalescc•at now, and will probably
"•!ti e'tend to his patients norm.
v. W. MeG LATH-tOtY is ill at his father's,
N 'rristown. In consequence, lay-services
tc,t, Id in the Episcopal Church, on Sunday
sal Wednesday.
Mr. ADAM INNE., proprietor of
an:::-r ,at Granville Centre, Pa., has
rvoeivoAl a Gold gedal from the ina:r-
In,titute New York, known as the "A. J.
F. ::z Call. " On this was the following :
his..lhy the American Institute, in 1871,
11:,•1.t•,1 Fnim Cropped Tanned Leather."
On -Cie r, • side," American
.i:e'her with a coat of arms. In s:planation,
trt ind , r , tood tint there were three med
aa by the - American Institute in 1971,
a, : For hemlock leather, a med
al ,-111,1 the " Lee Medal"; For oak, a medal
• I the "Lorillard Medal." For Union Cropp
(.l Leather, a "A. J. Scum= Medal,'" Of this
mt.; that of Mr. ADAM INNEte
OBSEIcVEu.
rfr , —. \V have received the first
f The . 1 / 4 ",yeguaril, a small iLlnstrattil
published in Bellefonte, Pa., and edit
,.l ol 1 friend, .Rey. R. Cult 1...-slnx,
abiby.to conduct sneh a paper will not .
0...n1 , ted by those who know him: It is the
• the Safeguards, consisting chiefly of
. p and members of Sunday-schools
are pledged to r..b. , ,tain from thefirst
in:, nr. , ltlic . ilrie smoke and the find
tiliae . Co. The paper should be intro
.c.ll on: Sunday schools. Parents
to keep their boys from 'nsing tabs°,
,r,.11 as froin intoxicating drinks, should
:.•'i L, for them this cheery little Saleguord.
is 2i cents a year, with bly‘ usual re
t,.
SuMin RING INTERESTING TO SUI'EIiIN-
s r• n St":4:DAY-SC:IOOI.S.—The
cl/; , lu.n of V,inqht Hollow, Dome and
vi
tv. 1:: n very plon.ant surprise. donation
t • I. D. at his house on Tuesday even
-71,.te then eighty persons in number
1 , 1 with g , tod things in the 'way of
400% possession of Mr. rr.mrt's
j , yfal sarpriso of him and, his
MI
A 13,1i:toms snpper was spread and
;L s i . 1.1., 1 and fitends enjoyed a rare evening
~ f 1 , :• - •,...Antial converse. On behalf of tho
e'xidfs - ; and friends, Hon. ALONZO I:ICU/IUDs
..••• 1 Hr. Paiscr With a " beautifal quilt as a
and esteem for services ren
!!l,. lr.st ii: ,, years in Sunday-schools.
-;yos uslont,• etc. At a late hour
aepart.od feeling that it is truly
to girt!' I 'tau to receive. Would it
t.) do the same?
USA. We Lave several times called
4, It to the 4alcony Chairs," matinfactur
' I A. E. C.;oria. of Cooper's Plains, and are
I t ere that they are receiving favorable
11..ti , e ft, ;.i_the press throughout the canutry.
: nyzni,;.i_ (:f the Dal - atWe -Vitt - it/sr: -
vf.,,t it ku , e.v:, -bout the chairs:
~ `T'Llt feW weds since
! •t„about the els ,, ant hal;
tnann'rnettlic.4l by A. E. Cooper. of
• - i • bat we didn't know half so
them thou P.B w: do now. We have
-Ln;.: and enjoyin:; thorn for several
' mast stir they are gall our fan-
and by the way that' is all the
vanusbes them ;
f we sly abont them cannot be a
I tale.' The chairs are
ntitically ana a rh4Urallv gotten up for comfort
Sa well as looks. The beautiful native woods of
America are exhibited to good advantage, .Itar
tn a e•w which heightens
their attractivenesi. We have never seen
chatri: of this kind begun to equal the
i'llaLufactureg of Mr. Cooper, and we could
b,•st tri, n 1 no better hack than to have
his sitting room. During this year we
(.11,ert many of our citizens will know how it is
them, rise.
MMWMi=l==i
OMIT PIWPOIM/11105.:--Ahal l
Ism of the *overal l courts ant& eointy con
vened on Monday, .Febrnary b, 1872, at 10
o'clock a. x.l id After tramaction of the usu
al business, journid until 2 o'clock r. it., at
which time (onrt was again Opened by Dr. HAZ.
an, grins. .7tidgo Monnow and Assistants Paw
117. and Kereorease were on the Bench.
oda
During the sitcancen the constables were
worn in; spills:Wore tor licenses were build,
angtho g &anted :
-- I LILTING UOUBE.
OAi•en Cari,.Toastaii Caking,
Burlington;:Wm. M. Ryan, Athens; It. W.
Watts, Towinds Boro ; E. a Smith, Towanda
;Bora 1
j Ttorsui.
' P. Landmemer, Standing State; N. B. Eik,-
venit, Burlington; Noon I loan, .Towanda ; ;
'Allen SlcKettn, Towanda; D. Kellogg, ‘ AI*„T;
P. D. *nevi, 'Albaiy; WtegW. Decker, Monroe.
ton; John amnia, Leßaysrvllle; 0. Bunt,
raialtlin. •
NIZUCTIANT MALTZ%
J. Dreamy, IL W. Noble, 3. Ca3roll t .i Co.„
TOwanda. :
The following named Grand Jurors anstered
to their names, 'and were sent oat under the
charge of judge Morrow : •
' Cu.n W. Itcruoins, foreman.; Burtqn
Newton Barnes, Horace H. Brown. Hollister
Burden Wage Beardsley, - John H. Chaapel, E.
N. 'Dewev, Geo. Finch, Thos. Fitzgerald., Spen
cer 0. Forrest. Anderson Gibbs, Evan Lewis,
Andrew E..ltlenardi, L G. Newburry, N. N.
Parks, John Warren, Milton Wattlei.
The,Cinuni Jury remained is session until
Thursday, Fob. 8, and,passiod upon the follow
ing eases:
Tll,U£ LILT.
Dommonwealth cs. Thomaa Dolan, John Do
lan; and Catherine Dolan—Assault and battery.
A true bill against all the parties esiept Cath
erine Dolan.!
- - - ,
Com. vs. Say Smith—Adultery. •
Com. ye. ISchard Fuller,- Timothy Middaugh
and Jae. BleOarty—Assault and battery. A true
bill against [ Middaugh, and. not a• true bill
'against the Others.
Coro. vs. Allen Palon—Assardt and battery.
Com. vs. U. Fri:ltchy—False pretenses.
Coin. vs. Timothy Middangh, BichardFuller,
Franz Bowman, James McCarty and Charles
McCarty—Assanit and battery. A true bill
against Fuller, Bowman, and Jas. McCarty,
and not a true bill against the others.
,OT A TRITE EIIL.
potn. yg. Lathan Olmsted—Belling liquor on
Sunday. PrOsecutor, John Gangway, for costa.
Com. vs. Nathan Olmsted—Unlawfully selling
licinor. County for costs.
Cora. vs. Thos. Dolan, John Dolan and Cath
erine Dolan-fAggravited assault and battery.
County for costs.
Com. va. Porter Kipp—Laryeny.
.Com. vs. CUllen Boss and Emma 13,o3a—napo.
Com. vs. H. B. Virelch—Compouiding felony.
Com. vs. Jesse E. Gorten—Forgery. Prose
'
tutor, J. S. Knapp, for costs.
Com ; vs. Morris Roach—Assault and battery.
Prosecutor, Fitzgerald, for q!ats.
On petitiori,of M. E. Warner, constable of
Pike township, the Court approved the appoint
mentof N. C. Strickland as his deputy. •
On petition, the. Court approved the appoint
ment of L. W. Forrest, as deputy constable of
Smithfield triimship.,
The following cases were disposed of by the
Court and traverse jury:
Com. VB. M. Keefe—lndicted at Dec. tom on
a charge of committing a nuisance. Verdict,
guilty. Motion for.new trial to be determined
at next terml.
Com. vs. Allen Palen—lndictment found at
present.t.' nit on charge of assault and battery.
Defendent pleads guilty to assault; . and was
sentenced to undergo an imprisonment in
county jail for 30 days, and pay a ripe of $25
Cora. vs. Michael Kirk, jr.,—Assault and bat
tery. Indictment found at Decemler term.
Verdict, not guilty, and that the prosecutor,
Tiles. Dolan, pay half the costs 'and defendant
half.
Corn. vs. josiali Horton—lndicted tit Decem
ber term for assault and battery. Jury return
a verdict of not guilty, and presecutor, Ira
Urton, to pay costs.
Com. WA. 'Gu y Smith.--Tudicted at present
term on a charge of adultery.' Jury return a
verdict of guilty, whereupon the Court sentence
defendant to pay a duo of $250 to common
wealth, costs of prosecution, and Undergo an
imprisonment in the county jail fora period of
sis months.
Com. vs. Frank Itardwell—lndictoi at Dec.
term on charge of false pretenses. Jury returu
verdict of not guilty, and direct that the prose
cutor, Wm. Baker, pay two-third; of the costs,
and defendant one-third.
'• Jesse Ayers was held to bail in $BOO to appear at
next term to answer to charge of false pretens
es; and Jesse Avers and David B. Ayers were
each required to give bail in the, sum or MOM
40-appear at next term and answers, charge of
consmracy.
On -petition, Orator Holcomb was appointed
treasurer of Lelioy township.
In the matter of the application fora cennt
bridge across Willistown Creek, in Wells town
ship, viewers-reilbrted favorably and report was
approved by Court . and Grand Jury.
In the matter of the petition for a county
bridge in West Burlington and Troy townships,
viewers report c in favor of a bridge and the re
port was approved by the Court and Grand
Jury.
Conrt a,ij , nrned on 'Saturday at 12 o clock,
Ina.; Monday, rd, 12.
Court convened pursuant to adjournment at
13 o'clock a. m.; Judge Monnow and Associates
on the Bench. After disposing of various rules,
motions, etc., adjourned until 2 o'clock P. ar.
At the opening of Court in the afte?hoon,
Judge 3lonnow read over the trial list, when
some twenty-sir of the fortf-six cases were
either settled, struck off the list, 'or judg
ment taken by default. The only case on the
list ready , tor trial WAS Barrington vs. Fleming.
After the ..mpanneling of a jury in this cas7.
the balance ofAie jurerfrwere dismissed.
ROME.-2:11t. EDyrdn. : That lastlib
eral fall of snow has created in this neighbor
hood avast amount of enjoyment !Jr "every
body and wife." The'melancholy, rusty cut
ters and box-sleighs were lounging in out-of
the-nay corners of barns, in an utterly forlorn
and diiconsollto sort of fashion. But the last
fleecy storm has changed all that for few
days at least. They have lately been rushing
along the roads in every direction in merry
mood, enlivened and quickened by fast horses`
and jingling bells. Young folks, old folks, and
all sorts offolks, have been nialdng. the most
of thesleighing. All sorts of parties' andsocial
opportunities have been flourishing lately, Cc.
p.ccially snrprisepfrties. One of these parties,
gotten up by the Good Templars, deservek
mention 'as a splendid success: Mr. Jou,: Hon-
TON, of Allki Hollow, was privately advised that
a small •:party of neighbors, (say' 10 er 15),
might call upon Lim on Wednesday' evening,
th ith ,Judge of his astonishment when
that evening bronsht an oyster•laden, cake
burdenell.army of 50 or GO, who swarmed into
his homio with boxes, baskets and satchels,
crammed pith edible lu'leirms and dishes, which
they insisted Ripon spreading out on all the ta
bles that could be found. Then forlowyd
"The laughing and the feasting, and Om sound
In which their voices were all drowne.d."
Indeed, they had what is popularly called "tt ,
high time." Not a drop 9f liquor, no poison
ous stimulant of the kind needed to make the
company merry; sociability, kindness, harmony
and happiness ruled over all the participants in
the festal scene. We will not attempt to spe
ciclize the contributors to the kveniug's pleas
ure—there were too many • of them. Bronx.?
YoNvz ought to be mentioned, as much interest
and amesement was created by his craniumie
tie prophecies or phrenological examinations.
He was threatened with an appoplectic
which fortunately passed cif without particular
harm. We cannot speak to hlglaly of the spir
it which animated the getters up of this sue-
CC.4A. For once, they haVe shown that Good
Templars can have a thoroughly enjoyable
go.A.tilue at moderate expense, without ‘.riolatr
ing their consistency as temperance people.
This pleasant gathering promoted sec:abi.ity
and kindfy feeling throughout the
.neighbOr
hood, strengthened the' mead: in' hmlvrai.ce
principles without laddhig to the prosperity .of
the liquor Seller. Why will , se-called Good
Templar.; go to liquor-selling taverns for need
ed enjoyments? They build with one hand
and Pull down with the other by such practices,
and are loteghed at by tip ,enemies of the
princinlcs they profess. Mans members of
temperance organizations need the tonic brae
ings of radicalise. There are too many pro
fessors of temperance who for, the sake of busi
ness cr graiure, set aside their - consistency.
Onr Liedge is Dro-pering 11'4, because there
is writuderable radicalism, aud consequent ear
nestness among the members. When therti is
liioNL - n-ON
it 1011 40teastee all is
inceeik Whine
be
modals th e members. We mai bliged to
bends new MU ale et these Am Wee* the
• In yoarAist warits list of ailleers t the name of
I. W. 0.T., E. L;thurint, was omitted.
Prot. thrurrim4 abed Matthaei to Henri&
He it it:liwertesebet; =lbis Ibis best tete!' pm.
pils to be found in the minty, end be' has al
ways bad that tuck s since be has beeciamong ns.
There aro very few 'black sheep among one
young folks. We challenge anY place of the
size in in this part of themnintry, to show s bet•
ter assortment of comely, well behaved .young
Awforthe.young ladie s— we cannot Sad
- words to sufficiently praise them for beitzty.
'usefulness and virtue. Just here We will
ourepistle lest we soar into pootio rhapsodies.
. Yezox.
11marry Dvityff cot tax Ciao.—
iwiwAnD Anvzxrciim or A PII2IIIIIIIINAiIIA
Lawrzi.--It was a cool morning in the. winter
of 1872, time 416 i. it., in the pleasant rWige
of Troy, 1%., when ;,he ".late " Mr. R. B. Pan
soxs, Esq., might have been seem "compassing '
his way to the Northern Central depot. Td
got the fail force of the word " contrasting: l
watch a carpenter measuring off distance -on a
b oar d with a Far of compasses, and as for the
word "later E. B. is cheap late. •
The ben of the train going north had struck;
the train began to more. Pamela! "compass
ed," stalked. ran, and with mighty strides tore
urt the steps and weskit's platform of the de
pot, as if he had bought another Watkins Glen
and was going to claim:his property. With
one bound he seized the iron railing and swung
himself on the cars, and away sped the- train
around the crime with no place to stop short of
Elmira. Ho Pad ga4ed the car, but once fair
ly in motion le.discovered that he had planted
himself between the kaggage car and mail car,
and there was no way gaining an entrance to
either.
.In the words of Sir WALTER Soorr, "I would
you had , been there to see" how those cars
"kifedH over the bridge, through the deep
cuts, over the hollows, while bumpety-bump
the elongated form of the Pennsylvania lawyer
balanced ihielf on one car by putting its feet on
the other, awl never did Humpty Drucipty, re
quire greater skill to keep himself from falling,
astheswaying cars kept rambling o'er the rail
with the iihermeimeter at zero. Howes Geri
arc's rid with 'TAME Noxifor driver, was no
thing to it. , Ilobbity-bob, thumpsty-thump,
rumble, Irip, a shake and s dash-along-Jim
along7a-jesey motion,_ with an extra bump
thrown in occasionally, sent the bewildered
Pansoss' i hat flying to the winds, and; bare
headed and bruised he heard tho joyfhl signal
to slack up. and take wood at Snedeker's, and
with a prolonged "Will, I never," which_tsound
ed like aimingled curs Wand blessing, he leaped
to the grou nd i and betook himself to a warmer
seat indithe laughing sykapathy of his fellow
travelers. For days thereafter a tall personage
bore abOut, at an elevation of six feet above
the frozein surface of the grourid, a conductor's
cap like i 6ignal of distress, and all his old
companions said, -" What in the donce is PAU
SONS wearing that conductor's cap for ? Ei‘ii
ra Cazt to
Wrau;siNG.—There his been con
siderabl4 interest manifested by the members
of the 'Good Templars' Lodge in this place, as
they believe in being doers as well as hearers of
the word. There was a good attendance at the
lectures of the Bev. Mr. Herr, of Wilkes -Barre,
Pa., who Spoke hero three evenings last week.
He is a veteran soldier in the cause of Tempe,
ranee, and though nearly eighty years of age,
has lostpone of the fire and vigor of youth, as
his pointed allusions and sharp cuts testify.
There to be a Convention of the Lo.ofG. T.
held commencing the 14th inst. Arrange
ments are meede to have an interesting session
and a pleasant - time. The Lodge is m good
working order, having been strengthened late
ly by the addition of some of the prominent
men of the community.' Hon. Joint Cuausr.n-
LAIN lain honoreannember of this Lodge. It
is called Wyalnsing Lodge- No. 472. Number
of members about 100. The newly installed
officers 'aro as follows :
W. C.T.-11. B. GATI.OIID:
T.—JaNstr. LEWIS.
W. Si—J. S. PoLas.
W. Ai S.—H. F. STALFOILD.
W. Fi S.— C. 51. Briar.
W. 8.1--EITSIELLNE Sxrrn.
W. C F-41. ACKLEY.
EOM
oar
time, I
aro stir'
other .1
Monday, Feb. 12, 1872.
, ts of pooh stattess.
NV. Mb—H. J. LLGYD.
W. Dl M.-SrSLE Bnoozs.
P.. 13..F.1r5u VAUGHN..
L. S. EILISA Bnowst.
W. I. G.—PEnar Poor.
W. 0. G.—DAN Sruawn.
We look. for continued prosperity for iho
temperance. ,
.TOwN.--Not having heard from
by town through your paper in some_
thonglit I Wonld let you know that we
'alive. Neither the small-pox, nor any
erions epidemic, has made its appear..
TO as yet ; but the good people have
king a stir lest it would, and have be
, oroughly vaccinated, though they are
tly afraid that some stray one will bring
midst.
Flood Templar,' Lodge (Martha - Wash
) is in a very prosperous condition. Since
.eran Good Templar, Rev. T 11031.18 ROn
ectnred in our place with his eloquent
tty speeches, our lodge has had quite . a
. On the 7th hist, the following °Ricers
were iitstalled:
W.. T.—F. D. N tratot.s.
W.'. T.—E.mts Emir.
W. I S l ecy.--WILIIOT CAMP.' . .,..
W. V. S.—Lrey Clair.
W. '!lreas.—Gr.o. N. &moon.
W. Chap.—U. S. C.tnr.
W. Ikl.—LiriA F. C..arr. -
W. G.—O. E. 3lmir.r..
W. S.—L. J. CARE. -
W. dt. S.-4C. e. CIIAFFEE.
. W. L. S.-L . -JANE FLEXI:INU.
. W. 'A. S.—ANN E. Sr.or..tvEs. .
W. d). ki.—S.knArt Siromiagr.u.
ance
been
come
coneta
it in o
Oar
ingtnn
the se ,
znis, I
ands
BEE
Lodge Deputy.—Cir.ts AVEBY.
Delegates to District Convention at Wyalrt
ainß-i-Itir... D. CODK, W. ri SaillAVaS, WILIVI3T
Cram.
Febrnary 9, 1872.
BUSIITESS LOCAL.
,pi- When you go to Rome, if Yon
folleW the ernwd you; will soon fled yourself in
Faosis Gallery, where you can get card photo-,
graphs for $1.50 per dozen. Large pletnmifot
framles, i. 1.00. M 1 work warranted to sn;t cus
tomer-a.
•
i During the last seven days the
sales at the Mutropolitan Boot and Shoo Store,
on Bridge street, amounted to ono thousand
eight hundred and thirty-two dollars and sixty
seveh 'cents. People are rushing from aldquar
ters ';to secure bargains. This 'is no humbug
sale; as the entiro stock will be closed out by
!ip'ril 1. See advertisement in another column.
1 •
Se' D. C. BARNES and family re
thanks to their neighbors and friends foe
the choice entertainment unexpectedly furnish
ed them at their home, Friday evening, Febru
ary 2 ; also, for the tokens of the good will and
generosity of their friends, bestowed upon them
on that occasion. Their imitel r rayer is, Cm.
those who have given so liberally, may rev
brntifn!ly o 'ho blessings of Him who is rep
-we... Jilted as saying: "Inasmuch as ye hare
done it unto one of the lout of these my breth
ren', ye have done it .unto me." •
, r ,
J.l. ECICEUB WOUD WITH OUR NON
PA4r D o
Cusroaraz4.—NVagons cannot run . With
out wheels . boats without water, bull frogs
without leg 4, nor a hardworo business be cur
ried On everlastingly wthout money, any more
than a dog can wag his tail when he has none.
i s
0 customers are all good, but what good
roan's goodness do when ho don't do
an good. - Vre have no doubt that every ono
. thilks that all have paid exeaptlim; and as we
.-
are clever, and his account is a small matter it
makes no difference. But it does Make a tiff
fernce, en&any one who knows that he is tap
a tree had better come down before
, 1 ., v,e throw
stone , . D. hold back to save interest ;we
ohnrge interest on all accounts, and we have
reactived to go fir all who have accounts ovi r
due, with a ' , harp stick.. Those aho don't ray
and never intend to pay, will please buy else
where. • 1 _CODDING, Brestr.vir.; Co.
To FAIIIIERS.— , -A very valuable ma-
nitre for compost and top dressing, consisting
of lime charged with ammonia, for sale" cheap
by the Towanda Gas Company. Try it.
T owanda, Nov. .20, 1871.
11 Gum idl4oll**YikliP,Milei "
firsiotatirdi. - - 4 -
;sir tugs Ito& at BediaaWbita
!heat, MOM., 2 . *
Fon Sus.--A good Safe. '
at this offlots. - , • _
1111‘ "Prom Oxide (he far. 4..?1;fi1 , ii4
I,g tete, at TULLY &S r are.* 4
•
INS. Fine boolta made to order at
e
L. L. Mown &
sir Tobaccii oVagradesi'lit,
t, liceng Eskusite.
ilei.Gronnd Pilaster 0.00 per ton;
Tot:rand* Skim Erin:. Kills:
ae' Call and see the American
Sewing Machine at B. M. Yria.uot coal'ofnee.
. - 118. Molasses and Syrups of all
grades, cheap, at WA= & Eiwarus%
Ngi.-Flonr sad Feed at retail. •at
Towanda Steam Flonr-litilia, delivered free.
•i Mortgages, neatly printed, for
sae at this aka.
' I "
MI6 P. M. Wu= is agent for the
hat setting machine M the maiket.
'e. Linen goods will be at a dis
em* neat Summer, at Ni GoLasatrries R. C. P.
you wish Ihe7: beat lock
tch sewirg machine, get the American.
Ifil i rhe American is the most du
rabWiewina machine in the market,
•
*Erne REPORTER CoffiCo is the best
piece to get Job Printing.
I.ter TomatoeS, Peaches; Pine
.
iples, etc., by the on, dozen or cage, very
c eip, at . NaCana & EDWAILDS%
{ -
86... A large asso----•.-----
rtmenk of Fish of
all grades, on hand at
1
MCCABS & EDWAIIIIII.
Fon SALE on Rwm.-1 Woolen
Facto 7. Enquire of 13i 3. norm. near lion
roeteui
ter All persons indebted to tol.l'
k: Godissrmt, will please mako payments to
GoLiantrrn before the 15th of this month.
leek. NATHAN GOLDSMITH will have
the greatest Spring stock ever seen in Tows n
,la, ac tiLo " K. C. P." ,
on- I%e have a fine line of Tea--
ol6ng, Young liyaon, Japan and 'Hylton.
McCann & EDWAIIDS:
IfirA fine assortment of Gents'
inroishing Goods, st N. Got.osstrries Brea
Keystone Clothing Palace.
; Fos SALE,:--The undersigned has
fur sale a good farm in.Burllngton borough.
J. J. Gntswrrns.
-! Towanda, Pa., Feb. 6, 1872.
Fon Rom.—The house now Men
"led by Trios. Dasxont, on Main street. Pos-
Beni= given April L Enquire of H. LAN-
S-LSO.
1e,..th0 American Sewing Ma
chino does - work that no other mill do, and is
told ti cheaper than any other brat class ma
chine. -
In. C. F. Caoss is - now receiving
enbseribere to MARK . Twars's now book,
1` Roughing It," which is said to be the inos t
iesdable work o! the humorist.
Fem.—Near the residence of -E.
B. C 462 .11=01E, in Wyse' township, on Bator
day Last, a box of carpenters' tools. The owner
can have then:W , ' calling at this office and pay
ing charges.
NU. An entertainment will be giv
en in the Methodist Church, at Herrickville, on
the evening of the 22d of February, 1872. The
exercises will be of a miscellaneous character,
and will perhaps prove int cresting to all.
Ad
'miasion 15 cents. Proceeds will go to the ben
'ellt of the church. .
IsancE.—There will be a Quarterl7
Meeting in the First Wesleyan Methodist
Church, at Herrickville, Bradford Co., Pa., on
' Saturday and Sunday, February 24 and 23.
Rev. A. Cacaos, editor of American IVes'icyan,
from Syneuse, will - preach on Sunday.
Fon Ser..7.:—A Howe and Lot on
second street, near the Ward Home. Blidding
new. three stories high, with good well and cis
tern. Possession given [immediately. Apply
LSAAC S. POST,
" A Ssow.:BALuset ArrAm."—Mr.
H. Bnows, commonly known as "Shoo Fly,"
was ,now-balled In the most terrific manner at
the post-office, Monday last, while carrying an
advertisement for N. GoLnsurrn's Clothing
Palace. •
Crum. CoAr..—Th© Sullivan Anthra
cite is the cheapest and best for all 'purposes.
Also the the'best Reiland White Ash • Coals - at
the Central Coal Yard. Orders left at my orrice,
or at Dr..H. C. Poirrtr., SoN A Co's.Drng Store,
will be promptly filled: 11.31.
Sept. 27, 1871.
tel...the firm heretofore existing
as \Vora flot.nsurru, has been - this day mu;
toady dissolved
I will carry on tho business at the Keystone
Palace Clothing Hall. Thanking the patine for
past favors, and trastinr, a continuance of the
same. Tours truly,
NATHAN Gotxwarrrn.
FOP. SALE AND TO REST.—zit
Tinetrfl MIMIC Store In Merenr's Block, Pianos.,
Organs and Melodeons. Old Instrunients taken
in exchange rok new ones. Also for sale Flutes,
Clarionots, Banjos, Accordions, Concertinas,
Violin!, Guitars, Strings, Sheet Mimic and. In.
struction Books.
Jan. 9 4t.
Stir 'We have on hand and oiler a'
bargains:
1 'Grover k Baker Sewing Machine,
2 Ladd k Webster's' " "
_ 1 Wbeeier
' 1 Frani.lin
I Leather
Call at the agency of
CLOSING OTT SILP--MiSit BRANDT
offers her stock of Millinery Goods at retail, -at
cost., for the next 30 days ; or she will dispose of
her entire stock together with the store tlx,
tares, at a great bargain, to any one who may
wish to engage in the business. Too location
is one of the best in town, and Miss B. has been
doing a paying business. Satisfactory reasons
given for desiring.to sell. For further particu
lars call at the store, one• door oast of Mereur's
Bank.
ter After selling over $20,000
worth of American Sewing Machines, it affords
ns great pleasure to state that not one cent has
been (speeded for repairs on nne of them, and
every one gives entire . sati4ction. No agent
been able to exchange any other machine
for the American, with any person we have sold
to. Waioirr e Ilstic,,cw, Agents,
• 'Auburn, N. Y.
Jan. 9.—tf.
lfg. Now, after all that has been
said and written by interested I.artics, re are
compelled by the decision of the people, who
certainly ought to •be able to judge, to still
claim that the Sieger Improved Sewing Ma
deletes arc not surpasseJ. They do any work
that any rowing, machine does, as easy and
simply. They "(to not wear out, They will
work as easily,after years use as at first.
%Vicuna* k Bucs,
General Agents.-
rAirMitlaerMlie
ago, Maas:wee as tar, West la most mils
wished toj f ad , f oarago were made is the
lodradrill "Prairie 13eboorper," bat- these
• etProgrese mad batiroveiant, the word
Pais has eons to mess lowa, blebraato. Min*
Colorado, Patton& and the Territories,
IN* the Traveler niche, alums . soy
_point
tiettla by a eplerididltna at Railroad- _
Liao Oatallroad is the &Whitton Boob%
"bleb starts:roes Chicago over the Chicago,
Burlington ik Quincy D. 8., from Indianapolis
over the Indianapolis, Blogoningtma Weston
short Line, and from Logiaspert, over the To.
WIN Peoria a Warsaw D. IL, and miming thro'
Itomagarox, reaches Omaha, Linootn,.Nebras
ka City, St. Joseph, Atchison, Legge:mirth and
Kansas City, connecting with tlaellnliMPacilio,
Hamm Pacitio and other Iliglirca4lrimni.:g
from time dtice • "
Always go "My way of Boillogtoo„" and you
inll bo sure to pa right.
- Tulin liouts.bas admirably answer
ed thekguestion, "How to go West?" tri the
publication of a truthibl and intemsling &en"
mot, tilled with farts is zsgartto nue, Coa
nections, acoommodations,' - rates of are, ask
Muer interesting items, and Allastrated by
large map, truthfolly showing the whole Wbst,
which they distribute , free of charge. Copies,
with additional. information, nut be obtained
by addreulng 'dermal Passenger Agent, B.
M. ILL, Burlington, lowa.
lir "I shall in future use none
but Heaunto's &fee."
DETEVITVE PINKERTON
• HEEIIOOI3 WEB.
' Cameo°, Dec. 23„ 1871.
Messrs. Herring tte Ch.. atieag9 . :
Off: I had two of your "}forting
Patent Champion Saps" in my office at the
time of the Greet Flie of the Bth and 9th of
October. One was on the second Soar and the
other on the third floor. Both Safes fell to the
basement, and when we got them out, aftcrthe
are, I found all my recount books and papers--
in tact, the euhre. contents, of both Sates—in
splendid audition; the melting of the glue of
the binding of the books was all the damage
done. I shall in future nee none but -herring's
Safes.
Yours truly,
Tour l e Safes of another make, bektuging
to 11r. Pcutzwrox, aide-by side with Mumma s,
Were destroyed with all their contents.
ONE IMNDUED AND TWENTT•aETEN Flit3LS
hive tea - Plod tattie priserwitior, of their books,
papers sad caluablis, in the terrible C h icago
Fire.
• Manufactured "only by
EUIBMENO, FABRML stivnlkrAN.
No. 251 Broadway, corner Murray-st., N. Y.
FARRFL, KERBING it CO., Philadelphia.
HERRING A CO., Chicago.
HERELNG, FARREL Ec SHERSUN.
Now Orleans
PIATT—PER3ONEI.IS.—At the residence of
the brtdea father. near Ithaca. IL Y., by the
Rev. A. B. Woodworth, Jam 25. 1872, J .
s
Piatt, of Towanda, Pa., to 211.5 a Julie A. Per
sonecu;, of the former place:
JOHNSON --CILAFFEE.—In Leßaysville, Feb.
6, by Rev. IL F. Cochrane, Fnink E.
Johnson, of Orwell, and , aim Bertha F. Chaf
fee, ofrotterville.
LENOX —DADT.—At the parsonage, in Rome,
January 80,1872, by the Rev. Wm. Bhelp,
William Leona, of Wysox,-to Emily V. Dady,
of Rome.l
TAYLOR—ARSOLD.--On Satuiday, the tOth
inst., at the resideneepf damps W. Bosworth,
Leltayaville, Ps., byllcv. Henry B. Gilbert,
William-A. Taylor to Anna Arnold, of Mont-
• DIED.
COMPTON.—In Franilin, Jan. 23, of brain
fiver, Amanda, orife of Israel Compton, in the
23d year of her age.
DODGE.—In Ft anklin, February 3, of brain fe
ver, Ids 1.., yo ringed ..laughter of Margaret
awl Nathan L.l Dodge, in the . 18th year of her
age.
wir The Germania Fire Insurance
Co., of N. Y., is safe, 'sound ILA reliable, and
adjusts losses fairly andProniMUY.
JonN film., Agent.
' Office, 31erears Slocic.
Ser VASVELSOR & MANXIM3,
Merchant Tanors,
n fr siar 4ot g, Bats and Caps,
" Goods,
V 8 Broad street,
May 3,1871. crly,
Now Abatis emotts.
.SEA.SON OF 1.871--2:
I.O'.IOI'4.IELECTURES,
The committee 'have 'rascl3 tbe following . engl.g.e.
ments :
Dr. J. G. HOLLAND,
PETROLEUM V.•XASBY..
Wow W Ckiwsurru
ANNA E. DICKINSON.
The other kettlren 11 probed)* be lIEWRY
WARD B.U.CILEIL E. If. CHAPL\ and ROBERT
COLTER.
Tb 3 SIEESDZI.S.74OIIN. QUIN CLOD will give
a Concert DECEMBER , I.
•
General admlssion.
Season 'Tickets
Ticket* for ode at Penis* t Stmt's Droz Store.
• Sale of Itemised Seats will commence two dais
before each lecture.
C1'.31
Wiacßut .tiLl.&cr
MARRIED.
SPECLLIA NOTICES.
- OLIVE LOGAN,
Date—WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18
Slibject—"Nioe Toting Men."
=Orin TITCOMB,)
Date—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1871
Subject : .• the Social Endartow."
= tn.
JOHN B. GOTIGH.
t IPAY. 1672.
Will it Pay.'
Date—JA:-WARY N, 1872.
SciVie s tit— .. Tho Weston of Shincarisugh."
Henry Ward .Beecher.
Date--17.1311VAT.T: —1872.
En'oject—. The L'allot.
- t
Subject : "-Laktortrtg It'en stulDernagewgles
Subject—....Tota of Arc."
lEEME3:I
.11i0. F. SANDERSON, I Rl{. FOYLE.
rnosr. N. P. HICKS,
Z. W. VAN TLTL.
To;riails, Oct. 5. 1871
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
k'oa DO:EARLS or TiET. THROAT AND LCICO.fij RUCH AS
COUGHS. COLDS., WROOTLYG COCCHI. IEtRIDE.
CIIIITS. Asmara AND CON., .-u tor'
Thefew compositions. which have won *i cone
dense et mankind and become householdnoels
among not only ono but many -mittens, must-have
extraordinary virtu!. Perhips no one ever secured
to wide a reputation cr maintained it so long as
Ames Cam= Pscronat. It has been known to
the public about forty years. by a long continued
series of 'a:Larcenous carts, which bare won for It •
_confidence in its virtues, never eq .- a:died by any
other melte—no. It still makes the most aston sling
and effectual cures of Coughs. raid:. Cenriesiptiser,
that can be made by medical skin- Indeed the
CHERRY I'ETTORRY. Lis many robbed those danger
ous diseases of their terrors, to a great extent. and
given a feeling of immunity from their fatal effects,
which is Well founded. if the remedy be, taken in
alum Every family shOuld Lave it In their eloeet
.for the ready and woropt relief of its member,.
Sickness, suffering. ind 'even life is saved by this
timely protection. , The prudent should not neglett
it. and the wise will not. Seep it by you for Us
protection it affords in sudden.tie's, and by
tlmejnas.
rninazD NT
D. J. C. ATEI2. & CO., LoW.r.
nACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CILZACCTIN.
And sold by Druggists an roand the *mid.
Dr . .U. C. POUTER BON CO., Wholesale agents
at Tanana*, Ps., awl for sale brdealers throughout
the county. dec.7,
MOE
ME
MV
MI
1
MEN
1
II
ME
0 'MG OUT "ilLyeE
or - ~
. /
ES k RUXBERS,
at the .
1 . .
Aitiofitz.
GREAT
BOOTS; SH
MIMEO
fa.
No. 3 Oriffttlui
he eland eat doling the twat
=4 fer an, entire stock of
and STORE FIX
AT .4 BARGAIN. The is a
enterprising man to enter into
le. X 7 reason far selling is
an interest in a Ladies Wine
New York. anal propose sr
isms° in the interior of the
-4w goods can early and secure
Tbe entire stock to ,
B
aod 1 k
le
MOSS
T 1111123 YOU wax
grand oblate Die aa e
• go 41 paying baminet
tbat kbaye pa;totiaa
Shoe - Ilaandiotaa In
takilakdag • Jobbing
State f the sale of
canted to the tail& Thet
by April Ist
XLLIS H. NOM
Bridge street.
. rrr
EMU
EiANIS ,Sc SILDRETH
1 i
I
Will, fur the next sixty ; days oiler greet bargaLus lu
DRESS GOODS,
i3HA)ViaB;
CLOAKS,
BLANKETS,
1321
350
To male roam for
SPRING GOODS!
We also halithebeat
BLACK ALPACA' S,
Web we an i!elling
Mil
jaalll27l
KOSS
MaglilhaMW
EIZE
TAILOR GCtn,"-,
1, -;,.
g,r,.. 7 .4 4 ;...,:. , 7,- . .,-.1,/) . -, :
PAS:CtONABIaPL
ME
BEM
•
Keel band a full.anwit..
own's.
tilock.llv stmt.
Pa. •
EATS CAN AND UIiBRELLAS,
Furnishing.. Gr oU d
CUTTING, DONE ON zliaT
MONTANYEs
Eli
FLANNELS,
&c., &c.,
EVAN% k lIILDRETH.
Bridge street, Towsni Ps.
Opposite Public-Squire,
meat of '
AND coiTmcks.
BEADY•3IADE CLOTHING
In all thi latest styleii,
GENTS'
In great variety.
NOTICE.
ALL WORE WARRANTED.
6 6 ,MAIN STREET;
TOWANDA, ,PA.
Are offering
BUFFALO . 'ROBES
IBM
HORSE BLINKETS
I ; • . ...a
GREAT BARGAINS.
Dec. 14, 1871
TO TUPUBLIC
TIIo nsilerevae4l would :nest reepecttuf! Nay
the"' are raw prepared in every. wzyto Ribald Oa the
L c NDERTAKEC . G BUSIIs'ES
In an its branches. And are thud can gii-e sanatac..
the services of atii mein that line
Haring spared no expense or trouble in procur.
MI from thl chop of H. 8...;01en & Co.. of oak place,
beam which einnot be surpused or even !clialliti
In slew ee, this alio of sir lastest utte.. Re lame
also secured the tented of s'atost re'letge. =eta.
int! ceinfenaley per An to att. of to t'4l2 broach of
the bnatness.
3. 8. .L.J w, one o'.oui Ihm, will be found at the
Fain4are Star% . a..reet. and C. lit. Nan-
!TUX the other -mtniber, , of tae Arm, st h e res,
den on Third street, or tot the office of Dr. .7
W. Lynam, • very selahle sod ielabreed physician
whose once Is cm Part three•, aesi the Elwell
Haase
iaM": 2 U
AikaCCE "
7'46 itECEI44i3ANDIMIOII=9.O BitAIMIO tirlq,Mr.Thri . ;, , OnisW**cr, ;
• • 1 1,..-c„?..• s' - F '-1
614• 28 7 1 . t• - • .
NEE
. • , .
'334Mai • ' $ 00 -
+O. 2,100 BO
Attridge Contract* ' 01 ; e / - - 01
4. 11 / 0 10 Wren. ' ......... . 30 00
-wok= ' 1.7///
oifer . - " .173 00
axonallait altaGdlnditpota Court... - ".GM ss
Counsel to Cianmisalonant.— .. 80 00
Distri=l i' i , 223 00
. . ... . .
for 830 73
Grand Jarmo 357 31.
TrayeradJurols.l ' ^ 4,901- 83
or on Ptd:4l.7 auDdlnga...... - 481 52
Tot ird'ilabt. • 273 42
Jury Comktiados ant ' .5. ' 182 08
for Otboe, Books sad Eltallonsi. .. , ... '. ', 1,283 83
.4fOr Pilacinera Support ba Count/Jai 1....` , 1.400 51
'for Prisoners Buppottiti Penitentiary... 1:170 08
For Conveying lizlimanni td PeaGirf ... 1. 015 CO
../:
. . .
• Of this itiscsmi; between Wei and four
jtha ;raiding. . • :
Aroma/ scia tie Neiersil Oi/heforr of : fox:10y Tag for par :may of
r Erartrord, Ar Cis year 11171, - tindireek*.
. • '............... , s .
- To . wasitips ft Boron . Names qi ailectort. t re] Ol.a.ryieill Recoiregi I i.pstr Oise
-
- i .......-..-. -,..,-..... .......-...........„ ........-- i ,
Pike ' • • 3 3 iltevenn; • 1 1870 •42 811 i ....1... ~.r . .., 4..
Rome Borough, Daniel Tough; 1...; • 113,93 , 107151 ..',. 76 11'69 ...1. - .
Wyse's. - WW. Wood i. 602132 602 32 .! .! ..,1.„ ... ..
Armenia 7 P Barman -,,, liti , l 356;67 331 at 4;50 ' 1'1'45 .
Athena Township William Plabree 1.... 4408;37 tqa e4l ' asins 21108 ,iii
Athena Borough " I. Efilnesbangh .. 1652 1 39 - 1659 061 111, - 8210 ...-
Myron Kellogg ' 1::„ 1410,761 1332 491• 8114 70 13 ... .
Albany• 4lszander Nugget • i • 899103 , 841 19f 13 ; 67 44 17 ~.... ...
Alba .Borough:.... , .... .: A D Wilson s t...:
. 219114 . 203 01 ..,'.1.. :„. ..- 12 1 0!
Barclay • George A Northrup 11.- ' 2130180 - 1 381 82198 102,44 •.. • '...
Burlington Township.- D L Hollenback ' _ ~... , 1331124 -1247 60 171 . 95166 ...,
Burlington 80r0ugh..... Orlando Yosbargh. ....'..-. L ... 319112; 293 78 .-: 88 15 1 46
....
Burlington Wed.- i Masud Bailey 1- • • 12431111 -1176 33 445 - 61191 • •••1..
Canton Township ...... : 11 C Cole ~. -,...i. • 246091 - 2333 92 .2' 1 05 122194
~..-s ~
Canton Borough . Eldsh Landon. - ... • .... '... I . 934 1 77 , 883 21 6104 46149 ~..,
, I" 1
Columbia, • ' ‘. Jll Morgan
Franklin. V F Fairchild + 1 • •`• • 2670 1 75 , 24 8 6 46 . -- .1,1122 . 160188, 1 • 1 '
, : ' 463j26 1 • 903 02 - 2:71 47153 1 ' • •••• i
Onurville ' 0 L Streeter 1 1 .'• •• •• 1479195 1586 181 • 91591 4131511 ...!
'Merrick.' - '' , Charles Rico. ; 11. , •,-, 1069 12 3 • 1031 . /3 ! 5 0 1 54 1 " I gi,
Leßoy ' • ilCaryenter Hoeglin. '
.... 1 Mr _124800 '
1 4 10,03 . 70f34 _
Litchfield.-- . ' J P Mtn= • 1.... 1816 no 1713 96 12,43 90)21 k..•
Leltaysville - ' ' , N W Pierce
Monroe Township • 1 W A Kamm ..- 1 •
,•-• 642 [7 : 931 49 - ...i.. " 17150 / t•-•• • „...
. f 1.4, • 1444 si 1369;081 .. $l7O 72,00t ••.• ..
Monroe Borough.. - I John F,Miller
,114.• 323. 1 , , 804'40 2 1 18,021 ••• ..
Orwell R 8 Cam -1 i • :.. 1935190 1422196 16;10 92195 -... ,
Overton ` - .. Jacob Beverly • - 'll.. • 517155,1 - 453;331 8182 - - . 2 2 4 0 -- r...,
Pike • •- . BB Warner .41 1•• • • - • - 24'311491 224.611 11:431 •120i61 ...I::
Eldgbnry - • ' C C Thompson - •
~11.... 19111,11. 114701133 r; 14116 'WU . ..1.
P.ome Township '8 H Cole. - : 11.- "1430 181- 1322197 v Le,4. 7 /1 4 21 ...1.•
Rome Borough ' 11 W•Browning : ~....: 438102 ln \ 2.124 t . 114311 _ .1,. ....
Smithfield W p Forrest.- , '. Ir.. 2963166 13214p74 ,• .1. - .1 .._.1.. 1623.72
SpringllehL. .. Oscar Barknes." .:., . 255215 t 2414;52 . 41..521, 127 28 ... 1
1 i
South Crook: wll Moore- •. . , ... -.. 1 .1 i .... 4113 1 66 1034114 :41 24 11 •as 48 1 ,
Sylvania, .a c peters '- . ' 1...:. .246,1061 .232 i 24' - ! ..1 44 11 1 . 1., ......
Sheeliequin.- ......ii.. : Horsee.Horton - 1.... 2640 , 64 i 2487RM' 62:331.' - 130 931 - ... I :,. '
6.... ed tug Stone .:...',. 1.: P A Ennis -1,,•••• 127517611 1198197. 1316:11 63 111 ..•.t.,.
Terry , •••••' - 1 Shubel BoIrrnon• 1•••• I j 803,771 643,41 t - 4,47 44,39, . ; _v.
Towards Township ..::'.... 1 1167 110 1 . 11(4'42 ,51 58 1 081' - 1"
Town 4a Borough . .. ' AII Ringsbui7 , F 1 4273,....rt' , 1 5690,011 73122i1 31000; ....i..
Towanda' North...'. -...... 8 B Barden , ,
i- , 830 ' no' + 794 , 08, . 131311 41 ' 79'; ... 1 , ..
I 1 . i
Troy Township • ".. - Joseph P Hat . ; ...:11 2729 601 2574 52; 1238 11- 136 1 60 1 • - 1. •
Troy Borough . E C Williams • ' ..:1 1720189 1 - 1567102 - 60134. 83 53 .....1, •
Tuscarora.' 1 7.1 Atkins ' . . , ..... 1361,63 1 2042.00. '.4:40 1 I ' 67 110 • 246'23
Ulster • 1111400 nalcornb ..,...,. i ••.... amilinli isnic . 3 , 5 1 3 - 3 11. 72 60 -.1.•
Warren P Kinney " .', . ' ... ; 2146.791. 20311,88 i 2,71 1 07 20 , ......
It'lndhlun Henry Walker • - ..; 11 1812!8211 17341401 11121 i 91129 ..;..
wysturiug.. . 4bral Lewis ili .. : ...... ...... , ....( 1 91bl/it:Of I 2066152 , 13'771 /63r1 • ••1..
Wyse: ' . "013 66 - 1 1 - o'oo l , •
'DM Durip ....,..,.... 1 . ..,,;, ~ ... ..„ ..1 1:43 r
wells. • R p Grinnell .... -1..- ' ....1' .17101491 1 550'0011 i . 11 1 85 aa1.10741
'mini."... r 04.11 Rogers • . ... - ....1 - 1.%1-163,1 117414911 26 11.1 i Cl 8211 ....1
1
- Reassessments' . •.• 1 .„..11 341 721 ^J' 731 i. •.1 ... .. 1...1
, if .. ........ ..,i -..... ...1 ...... .... ....... .. 1,.;.,
TOWS' - 1 ' 1 - i - 7413,16;1=344i 641 36; i 341 3 74 i144 0 2!
.
. ..
, 1
Dr. . Ckark.r..E. Lad.. Treasurer, is account. t('
.
Due upon duplicates of 1870 and previous $ 1180 53 Returned uncollecte d for 11 and prtirlotirs 4002 02
Duplicates of 1871 -, 75057 84 Faonarated to Collectors , /-- 7641 70
Militia Tax of 1871 - - 837 17 Percentage to Collectors 7 - - 3313 74
Incidental recedvals . 148 13 Orders redeemed . I' * _ 4=3 93
Amount in Treasury January Ist, 1871 5127 17 I Two r.- - int. ~- . ; •
i
15211
Oiaffis4sened in 1871
r.a. }BB-USFJDZ) COMT, SS
, We the ntulersigned. Commissioners .f count!. do hereby certify that
correct statement of the reeelvals anfl.expenditnres of aid eaurty from the let da
day of December. A. D., 1871, Inclusive.
Witness our hands and seal of office at Towan lda. this 211 day of Jantilry, 1
Attest—E. P. COOLIMIGII:CIerk.
MTERSBURG
P. 1$ 0 IT - IR, I
CORN :TEAL AND FEED
Wheat, Bye, Cora and 044 takeuillexcbange for
Plaster. • - '
is.nlS":2 ' E. P.. 311E11—
N EW
COAL FIRM
Cn Canal Street, treating, Stre,,t
_We arc reez.i.c:ag direct from the trance the very
Wei PITTSTON, PLY3IOTIL =a staLn - AN :AN
THE' Ct 4. COAL, which we Yroposc to sell ■t the
owv..st marketprice.. ,
Re respec r tfdlly invite those wishing to r...irchase to
call itd examine our CoaL
Ire also ke . ep Lime: fresh Iron the kiln
We will deliver Coal; or Lime wlicinever deairml
on aliort notice, adding only tboseustornaky pride.
L. S. CXSE k CO.
se p2o'll-tf
* - 101145TdGRA.PITY *
*
. The milere4t:ted werttg inform the public ~
* that they hayo purchaa,:l the . '''.
GALLERY OF ART ,
•
11.1.111)DiG GUSTD.:,
.
' on Main ftreet. first door Routh of the First:
* National Bank. and mean. by strict attention *
to business,. and by the addition of every im- -*
provement in the Art of Photography, to make
* the place worthy of patronage. Mr. Grgsrs
is to remain with na, and give his whole time *
and attention to the making of ,
ITORYTYPES; *
* PADitiNt.i3 IN OIL AND WATER . COLOT.S.
* Ag ReA as . PE''.4Cr.LING in VDU fl K, -*
. .
. .
Particular attention given to the enlarging
* _of pictures: and to the tlnishing of all kinds *
* w •
of work, so as towecnre the best results. and *
as mnclatime as possible given to making
* neasatires of small children. *
, Those wanting pictures will please dire us
7 ' a trial, and we think that " they still be sags-
* dad.
GEO. D. WOOD di CO.
.•
jaalln2yl
* ..* * * * * * * *
2 00 4 -0 too-_ $5,000 Per Annum 1
.
. .
Naedeffin every home: is printed ou tinted paper;
has sixty illustrationa; all U S. Preeidenti; all U
Censuses; all 13' S Senators: all valuable documents:
litetle6/10.3 of all the Presidinter ••Coat, of Arm*" of
allthe States; and other illustraeonis. An Ency/
cdopmdia of the , Governthent. Price. S 2 $Ol One.
agent took thirty-seven orders in 'one day—another
@event:olre in a few days! It sells unmensely.
Some a,cienticlear at the rate of $.5.000 per „annum.
Farmers, school teachers, professional men, yonep
men and ladies, are everywhere making,money rap
idly in ear:massing for this work. The,Mieftdriess of
the book compels its sale. nit and we will
mend circulars and roll instructions' free - . Address -
NEW WORLD PUBLISHING CO:. south-Wind roe.
.ner Ith and Market streets, Philadelphia.
janlB'72m3
Xl,OOO ~
TO BE MADE ON
Snout
Ttfe mbicrlberrnow offoro for sale his tone
FL OIT 13.1.:%i O ,31 I , 'CHEAP.
oNn-nAL:' c tstt. I3LI,,INCS rAnts:Nrs.
The pro?orty is situated in Stoventrille. Bradfori ,
ecianty, Ps.. on the line. of the proposed. nitrate
from Wys te' DiDatunnton. -and a #epot wit'
probably be located on'the Property.
The pror.ortr earl...dais of 'fifteen acres of land.
Lure new Will. two Dwelling Howes, two Barns
outbuildings, and a newer :ailing *Ester power.
For tot , ..er pinien!,,r4 enquire of 0. D. Barthel.
Win. GriMs...r N. N. 'l3 , 4ts, Jr.. Cashier First Na.
tlonal Towands,. Pa. Mirtin CoryelL Allies
Itsrre, 0r"... Lewis, Wyslusi.nr
=OH= BTUS P..
StOvvervondlt, p..
Jan23"73
VOR SALE.—The subscriber offer
fOr male the folloaring ' , innerly in miter. Belli:
•ord county Pa., to wit: Qne Cartage Shop doing
rood business, also .hla Romeo and Lot contalnin:
one acre of land all in the villago of rtstentrarmtm.
warty new audin good order - with plenty of freit
ed good water. also a 11111 farm containing one
'inrelred acres eU.excelent land within one mile n
the Tillage, perenty.fire acres improved, well festive
-tol well watered. with good buildings: The alxm
ii-irwrty will be sold low and on reasonable-tenni.
•--tber ;A.-Cordaro inquire of the subscriber
Mean
Viler 31m. 2.1.1".. 1 . 1m
CAIITION.--This is to caution al
tt;ftVOIIII against purchasing two notes given b'
OM undersigned to David Mead, dated Dec.l3. 182 i
tor twenty•ilve dollars each, and payable three an.
J. R. ALLYN;
C.ll. ILLNCILLE.
mnnths alter dots. value !laving herri reeviv
ed, said notes will not be paid. WIL Ecrox.
ALF= EDDX.
'Welt EttitUngtoa, Fcb. 3,1572.-4 M .
Ilir
SE
COttnty Orders in neroun; wit& the County , el Bradford . for iee yea
Rlfl T. RTE, AND BTCX.MIZAT
chezr for CASE(
CUSTOSI'NVOnn WARILV:crED
ab3a on hand.GROUND CAYUGA.
PLASTEE, from Old Your,cl. Beds
TOWANDA. PA.
Ar,Ttta w:.ntcd
TVE N T N
ITS AIILEBS A7S - D ISSTT'ItrTIoSS.
T. r.lint.efilfg
lot tsstia= le dsititair 6 - is '
Yor J Milo - 671 OP
Prothonotsry and Clerk of -11117 llc ,
I=mica Pattlki MAI
as per Act of 1660 j OO
70,8IIncoRMLOORIVITI '2ll
Tor Eat of Ifouserfor Court 116
Mato Lamb - Asylum • * lit 00
Touters Institut*, wiper Act ' IN/AO
Wild CM Cortiflestel , 00
Mrs. Mason. for lot for ... . . 7,000110
• Upon. llcalittagat 16,0/41111
ZsrsLootufs. /stir Cotrouisstoner... . ' M4l- OF '
J. B. - mei • 1
Z. C.-Kenos* Courtoisslosor 00
Norris Shepard. Commiadoner • 60.00 ,
Z. B. Cootbsug6, Vrli o 1 Csastiodormus. 2.00 , 00 1.
CIA* OS u i
. . .
fi: slit not petaled
Boni Total -
-Ulauxind &Alma* Is for aAnUI.
h the county of Bradford forlet
. -
Two per cent. COICIIII!Eldan •
One per cent. conaretasion OL
Z:4369 84 Paid State Treasurar 1- . _
' . Antotuit in Treasury danuarrist 4572
Total ,
$47803 05 i orders paid in. 1871 • it..
1=
T. B. H.LI:Ds
E. C. KELLOGG
moraus SIIEN
irRrAL LIST F
1. Tam. 1872.
.. . ,
et. - CONDLEZE.
_
Cattle:me ,B‘l7.coter vs: 'Moo & Stafford ..... ....eject
G A Midizngh vs A B Smith •• !Prost
'Martin Elsbree' cis vs. G. H. k P. Gorslme....eject
Abraham Stoner vs Voniel - P,lones-
appeal
Valentine Smith vs D D Tompkins
et
-Nathan Baker va Noah W Dunn al sci fa
Joseph A Bossell VA V E & l rf Eriollett case
Arles Campbell vs. Martin imoceri - appeal
Joseph Gaylord vs Truman I Lacey :.. : .. elect
rea.nit & Covina vs Gll Smith ,. !sine
21 C ?demur vs Christina Bchwenke • case
G D llontanye vs C L NI dm. ' debt
Lewis Havens do debt
Jlt Cowell vs Kelsey - Melo Is • • ......... -
Wm Wagner vs Geo Rabb Me
Commonwealth vs Martin . 's ex debt; ,
Bertjamine S Lyman vs II ryiWard trespass
ai rtime
Henry Miller vs Ranstim Tender - act fa
Wm P Chamberlin vs Orilla Ames ' ' .ease
Henry W Green vs-Henry Xturchard at al. r trespassi
-J S Andrews vs 'Lewis k Cloolbaneh.....:...trespeas
John Macollaff vs D 8 Whittenhall & Co
_appeal
E A Parker vs John Gordj. ~eject.:
Henry Westbrook [s Jamet al.. ...
—eject
Benjaminßenjami Ball vs Win 0 Ms •trespasii .. t . .
Henry P Briggs vs Jo Nichols .
• II S Owens vs 0 Larriscm let al ....... ...
EH Person vs. John 'Wolf et. a 1. ......
PM Stowell vs James Ft ler &
S W Chapmsa vs DW Ha berger
M
Junes ary
,vi 08 Pratt - -
Nic sh
C. F._Wells vs. Jesse Spaligng
H. F. Long vs-Alonzo Long's adm!ni.. . . .... . ease
J M. Pike va l S N Aspinwall
Hassel l vs Willard E Stull
Win F Cole vs Israel Smith ' ' Meal
John T •
. appeal _
Jacob Tomo vs. Israel th • ejectment
I N TanDerpool vs J Vs
JOshusPeckbam vs Chau cy Car - — LT . " lrr i eg
F P Case vs Nathan Sinithprick
M T Carriei vs 1) 11 Bakeil /to set fa ml
B Been = Smithvs Ether=-
James Brooks rs Alfred Vorman Case
.1
Mira
Appeal
i Henry Miller vs. N. Smiths administrators—appeal •
Martha Tiniman vs Wra - Griths —.trespass
Smurnas retu rnable nn Monday FebruarY 12.1872 ,
at in o'clock. - a.m.. and Monday, -Febrtuu7 12th.,
1872.at10 o'c lock. cm,
MX. A. THOMAB.
i Prothonotary. - •
(RPHAN'S 0 URT SALE.-By
virtue of an Order ..ed-ont of the Orphan's
-Court of Bradford Connty. tho undersigned will offer.
for axle on Tuesday. the 13th day of Fehrnary, at 2
o'clock p.m., on the p-ernises. the following de
willed real estate: sitnete in Threads - tem., of the
estate of Hiram C Fox. d . Oiselot. the home- •
stead let of Hiram C. Fe. . decessee,lxranded on the '.,
1
north by lamb! of 5C an .1 W Means Col II Tlfason -
Col J F Means and leading scram Turmas
creek. oil the east and ~ nth lay' lands of Jid and ,
Gee Fax. on the west h . heads of .1 Ilf k Geo Fax
and Col 3 F Means; co Mining about G 5 acres. all
,-- improve& with flamed h ouse three barns wagon
1 house and ontbnildin thereon.
Also, one other lot. bounded and described as fol.'
lows: commencing at the renter of land of J M and
0 Fox and Design.% thence north.sB deg east 7225.100
rode to lands of 11111 , r l'ax. thence southerly along '
line of Miller Fox to asuer, thence south 58 deg .
west 78 25-100 rods te ds of 3 If and ()en Fox.
• thence nmtherly along d land of 3 Stand a Fox.
in the place of becinnt ; rontalnira 99 saes and 43
us)... 10 or 15 acres Imp ved. balance valuable wood
and'timber land. The lots are Innate near To..
- wanda Borough and off r xare inducements to pnr
chaster%
THRIIII.—On each I t. $2OO 'when property is
struck down. 91.000 on nermstiou of age: balance
in three years there r. - Interest ye,y rend
-
annually • , ~
4 BLLCKMAN. -
= Guardian.
r:4l
. ,
~.... . ,
5 n'iITNiSTRATCiR'S NOTICE.—
i t
cx. icoticA, is hereby ven to all peasonia indebted
to the estate otIOEIN . O OH, late of lifenroeton.
township. deceased.. ant matte ' immediate pas-.
rnent. and all persons airing claims walnut Bair
estate most present ti em dolt' anthentiested for'
settlement. . . 'PHILO Imam. -
A. L. 4511ANIERIt. ' -,.,
13'11'7'2 v:
.. Administrators.
._. .
— STRAW
' 4, , tir
JamlSl2w3
-A MIDTISTR TORS NOTICE.-
EL Notfee Is hereby Ten to all pewee= Indebted
i t
to therestate of lONATI AN W. PUTNAM late orbit&
dlesez. N.Y.. deed. m make Immediate payment.
end all pe rsons basin claims acids'st mid estate
•vratst present them dilly anthentlcakrl for settle
meat .
'.. -
.1- 'MARCUS A. porrEit, .
Admit:Ll/Orator.
fell 7'12•14v;
AD'AITNISTR
otice is bemby , •
to the eststo orillo'
leer:land, arer-Teryn
^artnent. And an
4rala estito mnst pr se
SOT rkttleroent. ' -
tebr72-Cw
CA. lcotlco, DI hereby
to the estate of
Towanda tr% decd, are
nayntent. and all pert,
Neaten:bat present th
gettlement. -
febr72-wG
•
A IMMISTIii
EL Notice is hereby
to the estate of CIIA
nets born deceased.
, actresd, and all
•-.- roost prekg,t. tb
&meat.
• ....J . '
71.wG
A MUMS
cxxoucc talereby •
•o the estate 0: D. LE.'
matteiletl to make
*ramie haring claims
cent them dulrauthen,
,: a..a~v~v+{
PARM FOR SALK—The stthecri
t
a: her offers for sale e firm situated in Litchfield
frienship, live miles the LOT,. I. k A. and S.
". P.. R. Station. and a r. miles from }die R. B. The
'arm contains 200 acr 'Weems improved. balance
•overed with pine . and chestnut. , There era
-ood MU& nee and a ne orchard. wed fenced and
mder Rood elate of en ovation.' Churches. school.
tc.. convenient. If dOwn, balance in
1,1, payments. Duel re - Of S. W. Alvora ~t this
°so% or I A. i: Lam ,
2.tatotso. ro. op 1:.2 - -
40
..r i
Mil
EMI
1 66
197
H
-
,
Ifil
956 06
-694'011
- 5113.111
191=1
993369.91
1130211 •
$60.74
M
$47803 93
the above IS • rrna and
of January to the Wit
} Cbmm : Jrio~er;
FEBMIARY - 1
appal
Appeal
...debt
..sei fa
.2 • sP Pe si
frame
TOWS NOTICE.- -
ven that an personattalebted
EGAN. late of Warreu •
to 'niece tmmodiato_
at tondos claims Against
t than duly authenticated
• JAT CHAAPEL.. .
TOES-.NOTlM
ithat all persons Lotfcbt-
C/lABLES ZSIN, lati of
meted to make Immediate
silng claims agflnst raid
came dnly; ortberttksteS for
CONSTANT. /MUM
Administrators-.
TOWS NOTICE;-
yen that all 'persons Indebted
tk. 0. EELLiThI. late of Tow
rmoestea to make immediate
baring daitemagalast earl
w..nOwititlested
! DWIGHT KELLUM.fOr set-
Atholalatratur.
I TORN NOTICE
Yen-that all persona Indebted
=Jett,. of Smithfield ,deed..
innediat-psyment and all
against mid estate loran
ticated for settle:g r . -
IX S. .
r Arbetlrtiofraton.-