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Towinda, — ThiridlVMircr2BllB72 . :
*AL (AND
,GENE.ICAL.
litain'tre.az,•an old and well
inown citizen of this county, died in litsastield
on tti, lath inst.
is. The anniversary of the Epic-
copalEinndsy School will be held on I3nnday
a ftvioon next, st half put two. •
or The limummir family, was in
crcised one dazing the put week, and enaa
as it hap Pi.
7 : Put Grand Slre L . NianoxsoN,
of l'hiadelphia, visited Bradford Lodge L O.
0 . F., on Monday. last, and delivered an nd
dren§in the evening. . .
Advertise your, sales in this
paper you desire plenty of bidders. This ex
yerimrint has been triod and found correct by
Large Umbers.
Bo` NATLIAN P. Geri, famerly of
Troy, and at one time a resident of this place,
died until in California. Be was a son of
the lit General Can, of Troy.
ANTHONT 011011 E, who lost
Lis leg i l by filling beneath a moving train on
clic railroad at this place, a few days since, is
the F • ..nd son of Dorm O'Bon.r. Who has lost
a leg.
TArLot has purchased
I -
-rest of his partner, From O. Gonz, in
hing business. We hope FEED will en
some other business here, as ire can't
•
lose such 'men.
the in
the elo
gage 1
afford
Rev: 43. DEAN, of Canton;
place. of Presiding Felder ilumincroN,
MEE
o terly Meeting in this place, on Sat-
I nd Sunday last. Mi. D. -is a pleasant
and an earnest Christian man.
a 6 the 1
urday
Fri ake
ger CnAraxs SE,GAIt, of Sheshequin,
in a lit bf temporary insanity, shot himself on
Friday Last. He was a young man about 17
yearn of age, and had ;mitered from fits for set , .
eral years past.
ger Mr. NoE, who has been en
gaged in the Boot and Shoe business in this
place, ion the past year, rem ores his stock this
week M Waterloo, N. Y. Mr. N. is an upright,
honorai , le -business man, and we regret to lose
Lim.
stiyi Mr. L. F.. WARD, formerly of
W ysox , but now engagid in one of the Depart
nients at Washington. we are pained to learn
biongh the remains of his wife to Wysox for
burial o . Wednesday. Mrs. W. died in Wash
ington n Monday evening.
I Subscribers to the REPORTER
!ange their residence, should give us
notice of the s fact. If they receive the
y mail they shouhlsiate the post office at
ley hare been gelling the paper, as well
I no to which' they desire to 'have it trans
' Attention to this will save delays.
who c.
prompt
paper 1)
trhich
as the .
!erred.
Rev. G. A. FELTZ, Secretary of
Itsylvania S:it(Sunlias School Associa
bepresent at the next meeting of the
1 1 County S.'S. Convention, on the 30th
. Mr. P. is la live Sunday-school man,
the Pen'
tion, wi
Bradfor l
of April
and those interestetlin the work in this county,
should avail themselves of the opportunity of
bearing,hini.
ser; ISAAC CAMPBELL, son of JOSE:
Mts C.immr.M.,of 'Burlington, shot himself
through the bead,
,using instant death, at his
home in Grand Itapit-Xic.h., last week.
C. went!into his bedroom, ling his wife that
he was going to get his gun and go out hunt
pg. Shortly afterward she heanttlie'report of
a gun, and on entering the room fond her
husband a corpse. It is supposed thahe
shootirt was accidental. Hbrought
is body was brou
to Burli gton for interment.
The last Owego Times con
tains the following among its "personals":
—Bes. Ur. 31cGt-truEnv, of Towanda, offici
ated in st. PauFe Church in this village, on
Sunday Imorning and evening last, the Rev.
Mr. RI imr. officiating in Towanda in his stead.
) -Mis Eu.S. Pnirr, the a.ccomplishod dangh
r.
t. , r of .D. 8. PnArr, of Towanda, Is visiting
Uwego, and is a guest Of Ws. E. Evags, at the
Ahwag4
16.1 As Join, -BROSNAN, of Ulster,
was arising a spirited pair of young horses near
i
the upp r end of the borough on Monday last,
the tea 'became frightened and unmanagea
ble, an upset the wagon. Mrs. Jormax, one
of the o eupants of the wagon, had her shoal
der-bla e broken. Mrs. Bnoss ti 4 was badly
bruised Mr. DrcoSives's wrist was sprained, and
d ts. 01 RISE was slightly injured. Mrs,. JORDAN'
was taken to Dr. Pnarr:s office, where she was
attendeiPby Drs. Tcuazu and -LADD. The
homes ran up Huston street and were eanght,
Vieille nest lecture of the course
Rill be tielive red by,Rev. ROBERT COLLTER, Of
Chicago, in the M. E. Chttreh, on Thursday
evening next, April 4. Subject : " Cle:r Grit."
Mr. 6LLTEIL is everywhere spoken of as oue
of the riost entertaining and eloquent
lecturer's extsuiti.sod i4was with much died
echy that the committee secured his services.
As Mer Cries Hall was engaged for the evening,
the 34 % Church *as kindly offered by the
corigre:idlon, and we hope to see it crowded.
We cua nteo a rich 111141N:dual feast.
By referring to the notice in
anothe eoluiiin, it will be peen that the firm of
Moony k Co. is. disiolved, Mr. Warirms reVr-,
ing. Hr. W. is succeeded by oar young friend',
S. P. 'hens, for some years past book-keeper
in the ilietional Bank. While we shall miss
Elias, in doing business at the Bank,. and'shall
neva more be reminded in his inimitably plea
!ant manner that you're overdrawn," we aro
nerertheless pleased to see him engaged in
!Dulness where his urbane manners and ster
ling worth will i)e ; better appreciated by the
public. _ •
PersoNAL—Hmanir TROMAS, of Ins
tcr. is about to rem'oso to Watkins to accept a
titusti( n in the Fall Brook Coal C,otiipany's of-
4. p. Juno, Esq., has moved into . his house
;Let purchased from C. B. PATCII. •
JAYNE, Eq., of Cornell - liulversity,-
Paid mi a friendly visit last reek. •
, - The Elmira Adcertisrr says Major Atam.
Ilicss has purchased the fine residence of Prof.
J-D• t ma; on Lake street, and will soon re
more em To.sra6da to that city.
18. W„ Hztty Dorcas has been
Ceetol teller of thO First National Bank, rice
W. G. GORDON ' resigned. Sir. Dews has been
for several years past employed as teller in G.
-- lry obliging
illy friends
fortune
wage in the
t. Ho has
ithhilly and
T z Emmy 'NEWSPAPER.
TeM ks that a man as often gets two dollaik
for the one he spends informing bit mind,
he d, a fora dollar he lays out in- any other.
' 4 5• A roan eatia pound of sugar and it is
vzle, and the pleisnre he has enjoyed Is ended,
bet the information he gets from a newspaper
is trmsnred Up to be enjoyed anew, and to be
tie! steurer occasion er inclination calls for
it. A newspaper is not the wisdom of ono man
er to b men; it is the wisdom of the age, and of
Pastges. A family without a newspaper is s.
>
Year ehind the times in general information;
1
bell a they cut never think !much nor find
"-- 41 to talk abent. And then there are the
- little nes growing up without and taste for
.. ~ J. Who, then, would hi would be with.
out* newspaper—the Ihrourau 7-1124 who
vrettia reed otteldtivat paying for It? ,
PALACE POIW/L-117Ailler-11441
. ,
orl -
ern Central bas rat upon its roaditnagnitimmt
of postal cars, said, to biithe-_gpsellut
the Wilted State?, to run lathes
and Canandaigua. The Elmira Mermen-thus
describes them : , • •
Thcsaiiii are the dui of pass tiger Cul b.
es, with raised root for light sad ventilation.
They are partitioned Into through lull and dis
tributing rooms -;—,uvi furnished with water
close*_wash rooms with marble. basins, ice
water Maks, couches, Germs student lamps;
patent buttes appatittus,and the Westinghouse
air brake. The paper and letter Mae - hart
lie hundred boxes, with reversible tabs and
slides - with wire-wort extension %UN
and trap doom: The will be run en ' the Buffa
lo express each way, the night passing Mini
ra at 9 : 40 p. Y. south, 520 A. x. north. The
line will be extended to Washington as soon u
the tunnel hi-completed under the city of Belli'.
more."
Sammy= hi - mi.—On the evening
of Washington's birthday. ak musical concert
was held at the Christian Church. The attend
ance was good; with an admission foe of 25
cents. Over sixty dollars were realized for the
purchase of an organ. The music was excel
lent, and the evening was pleasantij and profi
tably spent.
Rev..Tuonas K. Bizaiwn, of Ehnira„ lectur
ed on Thursday, evening, March 14, at the
Christian Church. Subject: "Kan Revealed
by Music."_ The leettirer as usual, said some
things to which all agreed, • and other things
from which a portion , Ol:his audience dissented.
It was a discourse well adapted to stimulate
inquiry. .Over fifty dollars were raised by the
lecture, which lie. Beecher contributes to a
fund for the purchase of a library for the young
people of Smithfield. ' •
ter -Items from the
er:
—The Agriculturist offered a'prize of $5.00
for the best farm map, wbich Was - taken by
EDWARD Etteszt, , of this place, for a map of
Rev. C. Tzrcr.srox's farm. .
- —D. F. P.tirt has just made a shipment- of
clover seed to a'customer in North Carolina. •
Car:rim has nearly recovered from
the pistol Elliot received from fluirr, who is
still boarding at Towanda.
—Yesteyday, while men were digging up a
corpse in the old graveyard for re-interment,
in Elmira, they found about three feet from
the surfltee a nest of snakes, numbering in all
22. The singularity of it was there were two
distinct species of snakes 'the black and green.
In size from three inches tk two feet andahalf.
• —On the 19th inst., a man named Tnoxas
WArrs tiled Soddenly at,the house of Amos arr.-
v&Ns, in Wolcott Hollow, Athens township.
Coroner Hr.n.tucx held an inquest on, the body
yesterday. Dr. E. P. 4 t rn made a post mon ,
tem examination of his brain and found exten
sive congestion, andis opinion was that the
congestion was caused by drinking aletheL It
was known that he had drink a pint irk, a few
hbnrs.,
EAsttn EGGS.—The little ones are
already anticipating their Easter eggs. Below
we give some recipes for preparing them, taken
from &ribner's Monthly for April:
"First, then, you select your dyes—vegeta
ble or wood dyes they should be blue, crimson,
yellow, acoording to fancy—an d, procuring a
small portkm of each from a druggist, you p la ce
them in separate vessels. Then dropping the
eggs into hot water for a few moments, you
draw on the shell with a bit of tallow any de
sign you please—:names, dates, leaves, crosses.
The tallow prevents any discoloration in the
spot it covers, so when the egg has been sub
mitted to the boiling dye, the pattern, appears
in white on-a tinted ground with very pretty ef
fect.
"Another diethod, more laborious but infi
nitely more arrtistic, is to dye the whole egg,
and afterward scrape out the pattern with a
sharp pen-knife. This way admits of a greater
range of taste and skill than the other. The
egg may be divided into compartments, each
holding some tiny vignette, a landscape per
haps, or an angel, or cupid, or a line of verse,
with the date, all framed in solid, bright color.
In old days, eggs treated after this fashion, did
duty as.valentines, and were fregaently preserv
ed in the after-homes of the happy pairs, each
egg carefully enshrined in a deep, long stemm
ed-wine-glass, through which the inscription
could be read without removing it.
" 'Golden' eggs, which are covered with thin
sheets of leaf gold, are beautiful things when
mixed with others; A cheap way of making
'them is to use the dye; of the furze-blossom,
which is said to communicate a fine yellow col
or.
"Any boy or girl, clever at drawing, can pro
duce, with little trouble, variety of designs
which shall have the added merit of originality.
What could be prettier than a knot of Easter
flowers, snow-drops, violets, or lilies of the val
ley, painted in water color on the white shell,
orslietched gracefully and lightly . in sepia or
India= k. Pencil drawings are' singularly soft
and prat:VA . :in the same pure bakkground, and,
set with boiling water are not easily defaced.
A monogram in-bright, illuminated tints and
gold is also effective; its short, there are &dozen
charming fancies which will at once suggest
themselves to The mind of.any yoting'artist who
begins to think upon the subject, and we advise
such by all means to try."
Zia - Ma - ay people are under . ..the
impression that it is the duty of Postmasterato,
take mutilate,' currency and bank notes in pay:
mcnt for stamps. Sonic even think that coun
terfeit money is included in the regulation.
The following circular issued by the P. 0. De
partment wilf i correct the misapprehension :
; f rost' OMCE DEPAIITIZILVT,
OFFICE or TITE Tamp Posrzanna GmrEnir...
WASIIINGTON, D. C., Feb. 28, 1812. )•
To the Postmaster at—
Sin :In rfply reqour letter - of —in relation
to mutilate currency, your carefueattention is
called to the enclosed regulations of the Treas
ury of the United States, and you are respect-
Maly directed to communicate the information
therein contained to all persons'who may offer
mutilated currency to you in pays ieut of post
office duce; or, for the purchase iirf money or
ders, stamps, or sta.npcd envelopes, or who
may desire you, as postmaster, to trarisma
such currency to the Treasury . or depositories
of public moneys for redemption.
Postmasters are not required by law tl3 re
deem or accept in - pavnient of post °thee Ones,
money orders, stamp's, or stamped envefOpes,
any currency which may be so mutilated as to
become nocurrent, nor is , it any part of their
duty to recgive and transmit to Treasury!, for
redemption„ mutilated currency belongidg to
individuals,iexcept as regular trail matter!, for
warded in the usual manner at the risk of the
owner. Stich packages, if adaressed to the
Treaiturer bf the United btats, Washington,
D. C., will be sent free of postage, but if the
same be registered, the registry fee must in all
cases be prepaid by stamps.
The necessities of the postal service are such
that all funds received by postmasters must be
kept in curfent and passable money, so as to
be immediately available tor paying the drafts
of the Department, money orders, and expens
es of the service.
The arrangements of the Treasury Depart
ment for the transmission and redemption of
, mutilated currency, are safe and liberal, and
afford the public ample means to convert un.
current United States money into passable
" - greenbacks " without unreasonable delay, and
at little or no cost.
'Very respectfully, .
Your obedient servant,
W. H. H. TEILItEL,
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
IS. Selections .from the Northern
77er Gazelle :
—Last Saturday, Mr. Azort ItoonwErs, was
hauling logs in the 'woods near "Troy, when
stooping to pick up thelines, his horses turned,
catching his left leg btween a tree and the
bob-sled, bruising the knee frightfully and
breaking ono of the bones of the leg just below
the knee. Dr. J. E. Rocwwnu. was called, and
We learn that Mr. IL is doing very well. It was
a narrow escape from severo mutilation.
—Dr. B. W. Morin, who has resided its this
place for the put four years, has sold his house
and lot on Elmira street, to Hiram Greene, for
t 2,800, and goes to Elmira the first of next
'Month to reside. He has purchased .11 pleasant
cottage on Second street, bet Ween College Ave.
one and Railroad. The Doctor has made hosts
of warm friends daring his residence among us,
and many besides'earselves have found him a
friendin the tinseled need, and can testify to
his tenderness and faithfulness, as well as his
success in Lis profeision. Our people regret
the departure of Dr. Mouse:, but giro him their
best wishes !yr 'his success in his old-new
11\une. •
—lt is underbt.sod tliat Mr. Homtcr.Ponsmor
,d family intend to take up their residence in
mira in the early part of next month. Mr.
catemor will still remain one of the firm of.
BEcrrunns, Troy, and Posanor Bros
tse. Llossburg. • •
rectors and
. to the pa
usiness, and
abundantly
—Miss
nate of our Fag
the appointment of
department of the Troy
ed vacant by the resignation
Lao, who has efficiently condne
meet for the past two years.
—There has.beeu for the past two or MI)
years, considerable complaint respecting the
sc h o ol tai i n this place, it being contended that
the tax of 65.00 per capita, wailkronsbtrition
al. A. test was made of the matter one day
hid week, when two young men who had refus
ed topythe tie were taken to Toinuals. to,be
pat In la If the tax was not paid. Mks abeere
Athens Glean-
pie S. Brim, or Columbia, a grad-
Lool laet year, has received
her of the intermediate
Led School, rendez-
Le L SICEP
t depart-
hts before the WM* . IMO :410101,thaS lb,
mailwoller s ailneel. and vu
pad at awe.TlLlOXillprebeatlypO r ifil 4914 to
the Master. We beve.iihim been treetto • •
Cur columns to • disensslon of Ibis =Wet, but
ism seen no giod result net, to able from
ailioodtarstiaMprikkotlaigt
te the school, consequently we bare deerned
such a course. ' - •
Mr Some ono writing from this
idace io the Heart and Hand, a paper ptiblish
od in Now rod, and devoted to the interests of
Odd Fellowship, gives the following interesting
items in regard to the Order in Bradford earn
.
"It affords me much pleaisure to Inform you
of the condition of Odd Fellowship in. his tidal
ty. If I recollect right yos formed an opinion,
and expressed it, too; when yon visited us last
July. _ Valley Lodge, No: IW, of Sheshequin,
which at that tithe had just been rest:reefed,
now numbers ono hundred and ten good work
ing members. They have suffered considerable
inconvenience from not ha
n =
j a m desirable
room in which-to hold. their ; but lam
gratified to learn that they are flitting up a ball
80z50 feet, .expressly for the cultivation and
dissemination of Friendship, Lore, and Truth.
"Bradford Lodg e, - No. 167, of this place, now
umbers over one hundredand seventy, and is
moving along barmonionste, and believe its
efforts to " &atomize the world" are not "wast
ed on the desert air.' Strife and discord. party
and sect, certainly appear to be banished from
within our fraternal circle. For the relief of
the distressed we always have an open hand.
When the wail of our unfortunate brothers. of
Chicago and the Northwest reached our ears,
our Lodge immediately forwa(ded the sum of
arm hundred and twenlyAre dollars for their
relief. I believe that is the largest sum con
tributed by any Subordinate Lodge in this ju
risdiction, which contains upwards of seven
hundred Lodges.
"There is a fair prospect of two or three pew
Lodges being organized in this county ere long,
which contains seven already. - .The enterpris
irig members of our Lodge, who live at Barclay,
sixteen miles distant, are already erecting a
Lodge building, after the completion of which
they will proceed. to organize a new Lodge. I
"The Daughters of Rebekah are also entitled
to a word in this connection. Leah Lodge, No.
"A is in a very healthy and flourishing condi
tion. Although a few "old fogies" have en
deavored to bar its progress, declaring that
"no good could come out of Nazareth," especi
ally if our household gods were . connected with
It, yet all obstacles have been surmounted, and
I believe and trust that its pruner onward will
be uninterrupted. During the past winter we
have had many pleasant and agreeable meet
ings. Frequently, after the Lodge business is
concluded, the members repair to the residence
of some enterprising brother, where a few
,hours are pleasantly whiled aw ay in the enjoy
ment of innocent recreation, sociability, and re
freshments of a wholesome nature. The last,
but not least, of these social gatherings took
place last evening at the residence of Bro. S. -
W. Emory. Brother and Sister Emory contem
plate moving in the country a abort distance,
hence the members of the Lodge took that op
portunity to meet with them before they left.
Universal goal feeling reigned, and every one
declared that they had spent a pleasant and
profitable evening.
' The permanent-success of ail branches of
Od.: Fellowship largely depend on the steadfast
and undeviating practice of the ci at promi
nent of our trio of Immutable principles
Friends), ip. C.
isg-The entertainment given by
the students of the Susquehanna Collegiateln
stitute in licreur's TEall, on Friday evening last,
was a very pleasant affair, and was enjoyed by
a largo audience. The students acquitted them
selves well, and were highly applauded by their
auditors.
The performance opened with a chorus, "Joy,
joy, happi are we," by a large number of the
younger scholars. Next came a recitation by:
AasA Dzmum, "The Stranger in the Pen,"
which was admirably rendered. Then follow-•
od a charade in , several parts; each character
was well sustained, and the performance was
closely watched from beginning to end. " The
.Camberland," a declamation, containing a
graphic; description of the destruction of the
Cumberland by therrebel .iron -clad, Merrimac,
was delivered in an eloquent and. statesmanlike
manner by D. Lzozaan Pnarr. Tho cantata,
"The Crown of Deward," sung by about a doz
en of the young ladies, was very pretty and im
presaive. Miss Con% Bann.rrr deserves espe
cial mention for the grace- and majesty ,with:
which she performed her part. Mr. J. P. Km.
SEC delivered a declamation on STANTON, In his
usual easy and graceful manner.
Little DOLLA PASSAGE, one of the brightest lit
tle girls in the school, recited " Chickey's Mis
take," in a manner which would have done
credit to many of the older girls. Miss Lots
Disnuow recited a very difficult poem, entitled
the "Brave Man." This. piece was admirably
rendered, and received with much satisfaction
by the audience. The comic dialogue, "'Edito
rial Felicities," was very well performed. The
principal characters were ACTIMII Ilrw, Jon it
W. CODDECG and Prof. BEIIKIIABT.
MABEL Dmtcz recited "Six Years Old," with
as mach ease and self-possession, as if she had
bsen sixteen. EDWARD MILLS declaimed on
"Nature and Science." Mr. M. is one of the
most earnest and eloquent speakers to be fourid
among our young men, and on this occasion
fully sustained his high reputation.
We had almost forgotten to mention one of
the most interesting features of the,entertain
merit, which'was the performance of the Calis
thenics Class. The manner in which-they went
through the various exercises showed conclu
sively that they had been well instructed, and
had profited thereby.
Prof. -..rkSTAEC^, i-.. .and Miss NETTIE _Passom
presided at the instrument and furnished ex
cellent music, which addc , l much to the enjoy
ment of the occasion. The exercises closed
with a parting song by the school.
The order and thoroughness with which the
students acquitted themselves on this occasion,
must have convinced all of the great benefit to
our town of the Collegiate Institute. Each de
partment is under the supervision of an experi
enced teacher, who gives his or her attention
entirely to the studies pursued in•that depart
ment. The Principals are gentlemen of Large
experienco and understand thoroughly both
the theory and practice of teaching. The nett
term commences on Monday next, and we ear
nestly urge upon those who have children toad.
neate, the claims of this institution.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
K. C. 'P.
Vendne bills printed at this
oMce co Awe, notice.
Alsike Clover Seed at Fos_
AlEr.cres.
ve. Perions desiring to buy fire
or ten acre lots just outside the borough, cery
low, should call on W. 11. ltonotts..
z Don't forget the great Key
stone Clothing Palace.
fa— Fine boots made to 'order at
L. L..Moopr W Co's.
1:9.,.. Gent in Black
M.. Ground Plaster s6.ou per ton,
at Towanda Steam Flour ILIIa.
:et- Ain't I sweet ?
Fon Rsyr.—A good house with
orge lot. 'Enquire or Onarrox k Etairturs.
Fon SALE. —A: Lot near the upper
Depot. Enquire at this office.
IS. We advise all to patronize N.
Gott - Isar:7 for Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
We have a fine line of Tea--f
Oolong,'Young Hylon, Japan and /Tyson.
Ilbeanr. aEnwanre.
K. C. P.
tom" Largo stock of Red and White
Wheat Flour, at IrpeatTE & EDWARDS'.
ie. The latest styles of Hats and
Calm at I'. dountrrles great Keystone Cloth
ing Palace. • - _
se. Flour and Feed at retail, at
Towanda Steam Flour Ird:s, delivered Live.
iir" Tiny Tim."
Fon Sau.—A good Safe. Enquire
at this ee..
A large assortment of-Fish of
et, ou land at
"—An immense stock
- -nes srestiGt
• ..!4Com mow:
of in . ajooilObe Tiw
stows ClathkePatioot
-
Or; "Alifitiftedortvi7,.,...
Norms== All , fingiew habit rant
wool on land„ will pleat aotiry N. 413insiare,
„leptons Clothing l'iliwi—elowsnds.
FOS ;Buz. olt Bantr4=-44..- Woolf*
Facto 7. Enquire 413 w. Norri. nest lion.
roe.
Moliusses and Syrup; of all
grades, cheap, $t KcCani& 11017:114
tor Undertaking st E.N,Fparr'k
Bone, Pa.. 25 per cent. eneiper than any other
firm is the county. A fine. brine furnished
Then dedred.
tw.—•
116-Pea-vine, Ohio, and West-
Branch Clover Seed; abo ► prime article of
Timothy Seed, wholesale and vita, at
Mottrawnst.
J. roe, Bzwz—The . house now oco u
pled by Tnos. lbeeroxo, on Main street. Poi.
session giveri.April 1. Envie° of M. B. Lax-
be- To:natoea, Naches. Pine
ipples, etc., by the an, down or cue, Tory
cheap, at McCaos EDWARD{'.
stir An immense stock of Gen&
Furnishing Goods on the way for N. Gem
sairrn's great 'Keystone Clothing Palace.
ifir Houses and Lots for sale, on
easy monthly payments, or to Bent.
• W. Bmkattuai.
I Foplar atrect, Towanda, Pa.—tf.
IS. LA7411178 & Mortals, tnanufao
toren or those Celebrated Epees:chi,. hare
changed their agency from J. livarzais's tg,
Wm.. A. CIIAIMEELLIN.K.
Buffalo Robes. And Horse
Blankets—closing out salo regardless of cost,
At Mo:tTAArns.
Nitrous Oxide Gas for uxtract
ing teeth, at KELLi SrAxt.m's.
efir Tobacco of all grades, at
mccAnE E EDIVACDS%
M. S. Woonroin will open with•
in entire new stock of Boots and Sboet., - in the
store now occupied by E. B. 2cox on Bridge 81. E
on Monday next.
86.. 3. WerrAmEn S• Sox, Rome,
Pa., axo selling Pea-Vine, Ohio and Weat-
Branch Closer Seed, cnd Illinois Timothy Seed,
as cheap as the cheapest.
116. Call at Mrs. J.D. limes this
week, and see tile Spring styles of Bonnets and
Hats.
Bridge street, Towanda, Pa.-2w.
LOST.—'_boot October, 1869, near
the residence of Gro. P. Cast', in Towanda, a
small oval Brooch, compo&11'of a topaz set in
a net-work of gold. Any ono laming found the
same, and leaving it at this cffice, will bo liber
ally rewarded.
Fos -&i .—A matched team of
bay horses, 5 and G fears old;, or would es
clump for one heavy hititie. Apply to Max-
WAY at Erenzrr, Red, White & Bine Stare, To•
Wanda.
MATramoNIAL.—A young gent of 23
would like to correspond with s limited number
of young, ladies. Object, fan, mutual improve.
ment and perhaps matrimony. Address, C. H.
HAIIISTED, Athena, Bradford Co., Pa.
ifr• J. Wurrerast & So;
will pay the highest market price in cash
for all kinds of Hides, Skins and Sheep Pelts.
li96Tho third Quarterly Meeting.
Of the IL E. Church at East Smithfield, will be
held Saturday and-Suuday next, cao wad , 31).
Dr. licwrocrrosr is to be mesent both days.
Preaching Saturday, 2 o'clock r. 3T, Sabbath,
101 A. st.
To Rnrr.—The liotuis and Lot
now occupied by S. lifcKzaw Lama; on Woe
ton street. A first rate place for a person- de
siring to keep a livery stable. Apply to °mu
m( Faanar.r.
ter Having lately added to oar
regular business an Inimmusce Agency, and
having some good Companies, we respectfully
ask a share of your busincis in -this
Yours respectfully,
Wunnum Br-act.
ME
- FAniiers and Dealers will find
it to their advantage to buy - their Clover asul
Tunothjltoed of Fox &mime. They have a
largo stock and sell cheap.
GONE ASTRAT.—March 8, a bliack
Shepherd Dog, white on his breast and nose.
If any one will please inform mo 'where he
will pay him for his trouble.
GAS FITTING AND FINTUDIZI.—COD
p&p, BUIECLL 4 Co. have seer:settee sorvices
of a very snprnor workman. and are prepared
to do gas fitting on short notice at the reduced
rate of 15 cents per foot. Now is the time to
got work done before the price is advanced. A
large stock of 6:tares, brackets,-globes, etc.,
on hand.
4rus! Arrusl--We are just re
ceiving a car-load of choice Apples from near
Dechesler, N. Y., all re-packed in prime order.
Price 13.00 per barrel. A .diseount- of 23 eta.
per barrel to those who take from the car, and
thus save once handling and hauling. A dis
count on quantities to dealers. Orders solicit
ed. D. W.l3ccrrrAk Co.
Cianuzy Lo nga WANTED.—A quan
tity of 4 by 4 inch scantling, and also one (1)
inch boards, 14 to 20 inches wide, delivered at
This place. Said cherry to be 10, 12, 14 or 16
feet !Ong, tree of heart, bad corners or bark.
All good lumber. Persons offering will state
price, how dry tho lumber is, and how soon,
and what quantities they can furnish.
Address, W. 0. Thesox,
Eagle Work;
• Harrisburg, Pa.
„March . •
Fon SALE.—The valtuible. property
known is the tinadforcl hou . se, and furniture ;
also, two second-hand Billiard Tables. This
property to well Situated - in Sonth Waverly,
Pennsylvania, and is an excellent stand for - a
hotel, and will be sold on easy terms to snit
purchasers. For particulars in regard to the
situation of fhe premises, and price, enquiro of
W. B. Ilszter, of Towanda, Pa., or JAXIII3 8.
titian, of Waverly, N. Y., who will answer all
enquriries with promptness.
oft. Now, after all that hail been
amid and written by interested partial, we are
compelled by the decision or the people, who
certainly ought to be able to judge, to still
claim that the SiLger Improied Sewing Its!
Ichines are not surpassed. They do any work
;that any sewing. machine does, as easy and
4lmply. They do not wear out. They will
work as easlly alter years use as at first.
Wicensm k Bum '
. • General Agents.
IllcCAss
WlNvEn.—Five hundred good veal
& Wixom
DA.I.L rtuLurs,
Leßayseille, Ps
Examine the figures :below,
from officialreturns. Saleiorthe leading Sew
big Mseldne Co's. for 1871: •
anger Mantifaduring Company 181.260
Wheeler 'IL Mann • 32 8 .52 9
Grover a. Baker 50,138
Wood Sowing Machine Co. - 89,615
, &into liEschine Co:, Erma Jan. to lair— spur
Wilcox a Cabs
Ameeican....
. 21,1511
Orightal Rove ...
having
bad stardagppoel s Nis A&
ci 7 .44ren Eon; aistias Ittisr.' hare
b testifying that as madder
bh s casipsisst sad faithful Imeclissb. sal
paw at ned badness qam- which tally
astiths him to as support of the paddle. •
Ws thembrs bcps be rill nosh, a share of
WA: support:
Ildssccit. JAMS MAsFULAXII, G. P.
-Kam; N. N. Byrn:. G. Psalm Jams
Yam. 0. X. maarru.S..T. D. Noirram, A.
G. Starer, D. 8. PasTr, 1. Wuszsag. Jiro. 1.
Gammas, EMS at MIDIZ2I.
BANUZI. F. DOYLE,
Practical Gas ti azul Maas Mar.
(Ora twos years' experience).
O. IV P. O.
Shop tan
Box tn.
Ser Mr, Face, _ candy store,
Is now furnishing the imbibe with pure, fresh
=diem of emery description, at the lowest
prices. odi and try mom • • -
' • ! .I._
• .
ilir9waxs o . •notviritlptand
lag his unpii•Sietiteti taliVsTf this
sPinge 41 : tha bl
found is teusiseil ' • -
•
11011"Fitmer Sou are now Ming
up for the Spring The manufactory is
kept rum* to its fall capacity. They mama
rictus() their goofs, and are , thus enabled to
rive two or three profits.
Cams is now kept very busy.
displaying his splendid sow patterns of wall
piper. It seems to us that he has sold enough
a'ready o paperl i all the houses in this sicinity,
sad yet his stock is fall. nil book and station
ery shelves aro ilso full of the choicest works
and the best quality of paper and envelopes.
His line of school books is complete. -
iiir We have on hand and offer at
bargain@ :
1 Groser N. Baker Sewing Ifachine,
2 Ladd k Webster's "
1 Wheeler .t• Wilson's
' 1 Franklin 14
1 Leather •`
44
Callat the agency of
tier At a regular meeting of Eleva
tion Lodge No. 770, L 0. or o. T., held March
23,1872, the following preamble and resolutions
were nninimottaly adopted :
WIIEVIAB, It has Pleased our Heavenly-Far
ther to remove from us oar worthy member
and beloved brother, Willis H. Jones; therefore
liesolecd. That whilst we mourn the loss of
our departed brother. whose many virtues and'
puritrof character will ever remain fresh in
our memories, we will bow submissiroly to His
will who doeth all things well.
.Besoleed. That by this melancholy event, the
following quotation is again mournfully verifi
ed:
" Ms the wink of an eye, the draught of a breath
From tho blow= of health to the paleness of
death."
Revolted, That the charter and regalia. of
..mr Lodge be draped in mourning for thirty
days, and' that a copy of these resolutions, with
the sympathies of the Lodge, be sent to the
family of the deceased , and a lso to the BEAD
rout, llaroirrzn and Argus for pnblication.
W. H. Etown, W. C. T.
B. F. CILOSLET, !key.
Barclay, March 23, 1572.
"I shall in future use none
bat HEIMINCeS Safes."
DETEUTIVE ITCKEBTON
as
HEBREW'S SAFES.
Cmcsoo, Dee. 23, 187.
Messrs. Herring 4 02., Chicago :
Gmcn.mom : I had , two of your "Herring
Patent Champion. Bates", in my oak() at the
time of the Great Fire of the Bth and 9th of
October. One was on the second floor and the
other on the third floor. Both Safes fell to the
basement; and when we got them out, after the
Ire, I found all my account books and papers--
in fact, the entire contents of both Safes—in
splendid condition; the melting of the glue of
the binding - of the books was all the damage
done. I shall In future use none but Herring's
Safes. Yours truly,
ALLAN PniKEUTON.
Four largo Safes of another make, belonging
to Ur. Pis craw, side by aide with Eczema a,
were destroyed with all their contents.
ONE lIGNDIAD ►.ND TWIENTIAMTEN In=
hare testified to the presentation of their books,
papers and raluables„ in the tern - We Chicago
Fire.
, Manufactured only by
BERREiG, FARREL& SLTERMAN,
No. 251 Broadway, corner Mumy-at., N. Y.
FARREL, HERRDiO & CO., Philadelphia.
HERRLNO & CO., Chicago. , '
MERRESG, FARREL & MERMAN.
New Orleans
" Helix° Go - Wrsr."—Forty years
ago, Illinois was as far West as moat people
wished to go, and journeys were made in the
legendary "Prairie Schooner," but in these
days of Progress and Improvement, the word
West has come to mean lowa, Nebraska, Kan
sas, Colorado, California and the' Territories,
and the Traveler reaches almost any point
therein by a splendid Line of Railroad.
This Line of Railroad is the Burlington Route,
which starts from Chicago over the Chicago,
Burlington k Quincy R. R., from Indianapolis
liver the Indianapolis, Bloomington k Western
short Line, and from Logansport,- over the To
ledo, Peoria d Warsaw R. R., and running three
Beritr.voTos, reaches Omaha, Lincoln, Nebras
a City, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth and
Kansas Cityoronnecting with the Union Pacific,
Kansas Pacific and other Railroads retnial.4
from those cities.
Always go " By way of Burlington," and you
will be sure to be right.
The Burlington Route has sal:nimbly answer
ed the question, "How to go West?" by - the
publication of a trutlifnl and interesting docu
ment, tilled with tuts in regard to Time, Con
nections, i‘ceommodations, rates of fare, and
other interesting items, and ilinstrated by a
large map, truthfully showing the whole West,
which they distribute free of charge. Copies
with additional information, can be obtained
by addressing General Passenger Agent, B. &
H. R. 11., Burlington, lowa.
ACKLEY—BROOKS.—At the home of the
bride, March H. 1872, by Rev. G.,M. Cham
berlain, Mr. Griffin Ackley, of Springhill. Pt.,
to Miss Helen T. Brooks, of Wyalasing, Pa.
MOODY—WESTBROOK.—At the parsonage,
Illonroeton, March 2t, by Rev. Hallock Arm
strong, Mr. M. 0. Moody, of Boise City, Ida
ho, Territory, to, .Mies I'hebe •J. Westbrook,
of Asylum. _
STONE—LULEY.—,At the residence of the
bride's fattier, in Leßoy, oratrarsday,_Mareh
21, by Rev. N. C. Dean, J. W. Stone,.Esq., of
Canton, and Miss Baby E. Way.
LULLIS—GAYLORD.—At the church In Rush-
'ilk, March 13. 1872, b Rev. T. Thomas,
11r. Joseph S. of Rashville, Pa., to
Ulu Stella Gaylord, of Pike, Pa.
VILLE—WBEELEII.--At Luther's Mills,
March 18,1879, by Bev. 7..1 Lane, Mr. Frank
Melville to Min Sarah Wheeler, all of Mon
roe, Bradford Co., Pa.
310111143W-SCOTT.-,kt the house .or the
bride's father, Kr. John Scott, March 19, by
-. Rey. C. L. P.Eotre, P. O. Morrow, M. D., of
Herrick. to Miss Hannah Scott, of liberty
Corners.
MoCLEELAND—HAMIESS.--In Springfield,
Feb. 14, at tho houso of the bride's mother,
ofßev. J. H. NIISX4 Mr. F. N. McClelland,
Canton, to Miss Carrie Harkness. .
.
TITUS—TAII.OII,- . -By the same. st - toe par-
imago in flusiteesld, March 19. Mr. W. V.
Titus, of Smithfield, to Miss R. C. Taylor, of
Fairmont, Lererne Co., Ps.
WALDEN—TEIOMPSON.-.!BY .the same , at
the house of Wm. Brace, in •Eimitsraiti,
March 20, Mr. T. B. Waldren,
to Miss Ella A. Thompson, of Cortland, N.Y.
13111TB—SEECIUM.—On Wednesday Match
11C1, at the mildew° of Mrs. Julie Wakheizer,
Potteryidle. Pa., by Rem. Henry B. Gilbert,
lir Mem Smith, of Mount Hope. N. Y., toEU
se-J. Beecher, of Leltaseille, Ps.
ROUGH--COMBIGHT.— In Athens, March
17, by Bev. C. Thetitoo, W. Mob, of
'Litchfield, and Anna E. Coterie:a, of 'Aide
ryrille, N. - • .
SLOCIIII—ICEELEIL—At the resident* of Abe
bride' father, March 25, 1872, by Ser. H i
Swallow, Mr. fllkarks W. Sloan; of L.
vine, and Win Ida 11. Keeler, &tighter of
Eugene Keeler, Esq., of Eitereturrille, Pa.
COBURN—At his residence, in Tuscarora. Feb.
70
.18
cif his ;lll67, Dew= James a Coburn, in the
' th_Tear
41/161 . Tu.wawa, limb 17 wizen.
u.Co
turn, Intirti=l:rtge. •
They vets pioneer sonic* in Toreirors,
opened in ilk, and huninted is desih. "
.. 1021
Iliceroa, March %id
la d.„
daughter *Ma Uplift
*Mahan and
' lied U 1ga1#41111442.6479. • -
WICXUAN 4 BLACX.
MARRIED.
DIED . .
~. ... _
aivrom _
I notion 411 t
1010.1111 IWOll.a
, years.
110:1111,41Ligkinie104.7 7 1
1 4. 11111 1% Ilenrietta Btsby, .
t , zpf
11=3011.-4a Celesabila,kageri t t of een. ,
; gestion el the how n, mad
ra years.
Thigiftil.4`!itardi
ecmjestion at the bums, Illassa,
PANtilHO.—ln Leona. Pa.. Musk if& of
ilastreetios of the limp, Wiliam tanning,
aged GS yea" : . •
CASit t tat. Pies
ham,Jam Mk of elnan, o l4 Merlins
soititNeMas P. Ckao, Ests.,aged
Cif — yo lardsiart; Tit* coa catwalk
Natheilt•Cass, En., formerly ' Troy, Ps.,
Med #2.7elFep.
MOORE—In South 6sek. Pe, on WadDr a L
litareh 6, of kidney disease and general
fly, Jesse Moore, aged 66 years.
Mr. MOON *4 enact*, mss ,
Creek valley. Ho was known and respected by
every one is ilistylsola
,
IPHEELEIL—ta Trq, Pa.. NATO 2, of con
sumption; May, wffo of O. L. • • •
' MEM
.-....ND:.-..,
ift. - Persons wishing to 'Buy, Sell
dr Lean Boom or Farms, wilthedit to their
adriustage_to ran on
I - ,
Joss WalEr,„
• o ffi ce Meal Estate Agent.
llorctea D'xck, Towanda, Pa.. . I •
stir Wu. - A.Camila= keeps a
better assortment of Beth Clocks, than
any one in BradfOrd county Prices from U 25
to siliM Allolthaes Cakes:tar t and fine French
Clocks. always on hand. AO warranted.
sir Thomas Haddocks, Produce
Commission Merchant, 220 Pe=sylvaula Ave
nue, Scranton, Pa. Butter, Eg Lard, Cheese.
Flints, Potatoes, U.; &c to soli-
Mted, sod return; promptly o on silo of
Goods. References cheerfully given. COM/.
pcolkoce solicited: ;
New Advertisements.
DISSOLUTION.—The co-partner
drip heretofore atistizar between the under.
signed. under the Arai name of 1108121PIELD k
WOLF. is this day dissolved by mutual coneent.
The amounts of the late. Arm will be settled by
MUM WOLF'. at th old stand. Persons knowing
themselves in debt. will save costs by giving the
matter Wilt early attention. •
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN
SAG B COUNTY. KkliSAS.—One _ hundred
and sixty aciee--one hundted are fenced in—aixty.
ass , are cultivated. A house. atone abide, good
well, a kw bearing peach trees. a very good atone
quarry and a coal bank then*. A shaft has been
sunk audio in operation. and !proves to be of the
beet coal in the county. There \ ls not five scree of
waste land. Only one mile \sod *half from the
thriving town of Burlingame. Tor farther partici'.
tars enquire of
W. \ DITTBICH.•
Tosanda. Bradford:County. Pa.
mar.2oll
CLOVEI'Et AND TIMOTHY SMD.
We have a large lot of
ILLINOIS TIMOTHY SEED,
Selected by ourselves at Chicago.
OHIO CLOVER, •
Selected In Cleveland. Also West Branch and -
LARGE - CLOVER SEED.
We will guarantee our Largo Clover Seed to be
True to name. We have a large stock to select from
and will sell at lowest market price. at Wholesale or
Bets& -
" March 1. 1872. FOX rk MESCIIII.
TO THE .PUBI,aC I
Ito moterstgued would most resilestlOlLT 537
they are now prepared In every way to attend to the
UNDERTAELNG BITSM'ESS
In all its brznenca. And W 43 treat can giro lunatic.
the "mice* altar one in that line
Haing spored no expense or trouble In procar-
tog from the .bop of H. Stolen k Co.. of our place
A beams wbkh cannot be stnaased or MD eilliged
in elegance,. this aide of our lamed cities. W, have
aLso pm:mat the serricca of a most reliable, careful,
and gentlemanly person to attend to this branch of
the business.
J. 8. Az.t.rs. one of our arm, will be found at tha
furniture Store, on Bridge street, and C. K. MAN.
YILZX. the other member of the firm, at Lla i.
dance on Third street; or about. the of. at Dr. J
W. Lyman, a very Tellable and.calabratad
♦hoss Idhoe to on Park strict. near the Elwell
Ilmae
Jan2l2tt
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
pot Dattme or TEN Teroar AND Z.V$O4. FURL Al
Corium. Cow*. Wnoortro Cowin. nu,.
=rot. Aura[• AND Cossoirrnor.
The few compositions, which Dave won the eon&
dents el mankind end became household words
among not only one but many viaticum, must hare
'extraordinary 'virtues. Perhaps n• one erar secured
so wide s reputation or maintained it so long al
Arles
. Cincelar Plecrosai. It has been known to
the public about fart/ mei. ter • long cautinned
series of marvellous cures, which have won for it
confidence in its virtues. nerer equalled by any
other medicine. .It still makes tho most art= thing
and effectual cures of Coughs, Cads, Connwpfiee,
that can be made by medical skill. Indeed the
Caesar Ptc - ronat. has really robbed these danger
ous diseases of their terrors, to a great extent; and
given a feeling of immunity from their fatal effects,
which la Iran founded, If the remedy be taken in
sea on. Every femllf should have it in their closet
for the ready and prompt relief of its members.
81c.kness, suffering. and even life is saved by this
timely protection. The prudent should not neglect
it, and the trim will not. Seep it by you for the
Protection it affords TO sudden attach, and by its
timely we. •
Dn. J. C. AYES & CO.. Lowsu, )Lass.,
TIULTICAL AND MULTIICIL
And sold by Druggsta all round the world. '
. Dr. H. C. PORTE% SON t CO.. Wholesale agents
Towanda. Pa.. and for sale by dealers throughout
the county. dee.% .
THE HOW SHIPITLE SEW-
rico maim. - m mammas or
ILECHANISIF, raft attIiCCIEG. Flasato, Itiamtwo,
CanDuca, Bs►lDnxo. 8i x o, Qrwriack. Trams.
Iturvuxo, Hint-imnrcsixo azakirrmtarto.
Pe entedin
AMERICA AND EUROPE,
- -
Slmplo, Compact, Efficient. Durable and Complete
Every Maaine Warranted for five
EQUALLY GOOD Ton ME OE DEM WOES.
It Ls /11 Triumph of Mechanical genius.
Prieto 98'7,00
ilto war medical low Eprined Loa-altairowing
Modem war bwaated.
Don't be h sinbu e -^e4 by 'other Agents blarney.
no sleeker haw smooth their tongue may be. be rare
they mean large profits to their own pockets.
D. It. WOODBMIN,
Agent for Bradford mkt Sullivan Cotuities. Agents
wanted.
Nana Bradford county. Pa.,Feb.
MYERSBURG Mr S.
=MT, BYE. AND Frcitwittiu
I 0 V R I
CORN. 31:ELL AND FEED
:Imp to: CARE.
CITSTOR WORK WARRANTED.
also on toad GIRICRED CAYUGA •
PLARTEIL troak Old Yours Boas at fir: ton.
Whelk By% Uaf aa4 oats Wog to Whal3lol
Mostar. . •7:
jaalrlS . . ! IL R. NM:.
T : ASE TROIA. some Toi7 fine
..11.4 oaks! linty lov On o by
JuakUirL _ YOZ =WM
; -fru_
:s rt,AZ
N
1 0:14..tt,4...1.,‘,
- r i tt i: 2o 4l . l4 e t - 70
sea put their hest is Bsas of si,,,Astaolittsicy,
'Tomina imeverirea.ireufrovFamond spew
how easter/m - 4m didas4irobtior ist gigi Li*
mai of
bocresse a[;ll4 bapcirtisic• to inalning
ha that pay pit theft trast thariamered.
weskAstovenstireit; lewd' aw to
s fair yak kf premiss Mbar than * doit4fia
Article. offcred a& rolatever price Us brio riU /ice
itmries OW in Mimi ere Imre. reamtlr nemiutiseit
igerkgb diacantianiag oui ices/mike
with some Caotiwnies and securing the ageett7-0
others of greater ape and son aspic aI.:4W
its:Taxa Ji is with entire 4iasilslcacis we peweeini
the following lld of Commies foe Abe conibleta-
tion of propetti otrnm and other; and sollett the
pgronsge at tboee desiring
INSURANCE OF ANY BIND
btrzaLth—Catiital and Au/elk
WU:3FL.- ••
MOIMICAN — ••; . ' . •• ... . , - 1,133,000
Ames-- '..; '• ; 1.7z3A64.
773,670
Oismarr— "; ;;. 6100;000
W2O.IC'IG " ' • ' :.. ~.. 330,000
TRATlrliall Ltr .b.VD Access. T. 4,000,000
RU MAT P/UligliGii Atbiga.th'CZ C 0.... 300,000
autatrs WOW.
, •
T. 1.1. CA.IIP.
1 CAMP & NOBLE, .
A. J. 710.11 LE.
Towanda, March 20, 1872.-3 m - Amts..
ORANGE IS INDELIBLY STRI
PED ON EVERY TWO.
40SENFIELD. .&-WOLF;
One door South of PDX k ILE.IIO7IVS. and herd*
that they trill offer greateriedooements to atah buy.
era,' than any other establishment in
Being thoroughly rooted in every branch of the
business, they feel perfectly confident that they can
make it to the Interest ofall
Their Stock of goods comprises goods of all grades ;
from the finest to the coarsest, and manufactured by.
the beet eetabliehinenta inthe country. - 4 - •
Tcrwanda, Mint 12,1872.
* **** ************
*'IIDHO'TOGIIAPHY! *
* The undersigned would inform the public - *
~.. that they lave purchased the .
* G. ALLERY OF . ART , '*
. 11.311D=Ci & 0138T1N. , • *
on .lain street...tint door' south of 'the First
•
National Bank. mid meati.by strict attention q`
to business, and by the addition of every im. *
prose:neat in the grt of Photography. to Make
the placerwortby of patronage. Kr. Gamut *
* is to remain with us. and give his wholetitati
* and attention to the taking of
J. S. A y Tla c I
C. IL
* PAISTMOS IS OM WATER COLORS., *
* Aa well as pICCCELIRG.44 MIA 1. 1 %, • *
* Particular attention given to the enlarging
* or pictures. and to the lashing of all kinds *
* of work. so as to secure the best results, and
as much time' as possible given to making
* yes of Mai children.
foss Tinting pictures Will please give las
* • trial. and ire think that they will _ be sails..
*
* 1an.1.1"1
* • ;R . * * * * * * * * * * •* * *
FIGURES WILL :NOT - LIE
THE CUEAPEST PLACE i 1 TOWN•TO ELM
• BOOTS !
DON'T DOUBT YOUR OWN EYES! HERE' ARE
THE nounns.ATORSATLY REDUCED ram=
Gents Kip, 2 able, 'lc tap. Rook borno made,
warranted • $4 38
do 1 . do do - do 488
do 2 ido do donalled. 400
do h; double solo do 3'50
do 6U peg do do
Boys SIN 2 pole and tap,
Tooth". Kip, doable solo;
Merchants caM be Re lied with the above clan of
vods st very reasonable prices. We are prepared
to make Boots to Measure. Also First Mae Repair.
hag at reasonable prices.
N. B.—The atiove.very low price systems, mist be
amdetstood CASH invariably cm delivery.
and see before rat buy. Shop' opposite Methodist
Church. Main Street. . .
N o i r - . •
r 44 : 19 IS
IMES
FIRE INSURANCE
UNDOUBTED SECURITY,
DAiLY ACCIDENT TICKET&
liv A vAM. I.
litye purchased the Slo:k of Clothing of
GIVE ,PUBLIC NOTICE
BRADFORD COUNTY;
TO PURCHASE OF THRIL
Olve usa ealL
IVORYTYPES,
GEO. H. WOOD & CO
Towanda, 1871
0.9 000 ! to $5,000 Per Annum
"47449
Agents wanted kr
TH;E NATION,
rrs amiss AND DiSTUDTIONS.
Needed In every home; is on tinted paper;
has shit 7 inuelvatlensi an S Presidents; an II 8
Censuses; an 1:i Senators; all valuable documents;
likenesses of all the Presidents; "Coat of Arms" of
all the States; and other illwrtrations. An Fne7-
domain, of the Gemtrument. Price. $2 601 One
agent toot thirty-seven orders In one day--another
seventy-live In a fete dap , It sells immensely.
Some agents dear at - the rate of $2OOO per annum.
Farmers, school teachers, professional meneyerting
men and ladies, are everywhere making money rap
idly In aurrasidng tor this work. -Mtge usefnthess of
thebook *nape's Its sale. rlte us and we WM
send circulars and full Instructions free. Address
NEW won= prasusatito CO:. south-west cor
ner Mk and Market streets; Philadelphia, '
JanlW72m2
$1;000 Zat . T ß ri E MADE ON
CE.
The aubacriber'ncrw eat for into ids new
I I LOURINti MILL, CHEAP.
oxs-amx cult. atuutc4ri_AlraVAt-rtimairs..
The pmperty Ls situated. in Btestaisville, Bradford
wow. , pa., on the line of the proposed railroad
ihmk
at e .Binaluin3ton. and a. depot late
probably be on the property., lanai a
property consists of fi ft een some of lanai •
=r ege. Kill. two Dwelflni_ .2 Moses. two Barn%
and • water power.
For After particulars ospdra of O. B. Bartlett.
Wm. 011211, or If. N.Bletts. Jr.. Curlier hind' Na-
Atonal Bank. Towanda, Pa.. Martin Correll, ffula?a.
Barre, or A. Law% WraOallotr. '
INGHAM STONE.
Stevensville, Pa.
jan23l2ms
•
SALE.-The underOgned
trill sell at Private Sale, his entire stock of
Houtiehold Furniture. Oil Xaintintes, Jewelry &e.
A list of the articles cut be - teen by calling at POW.
ELL & Cre.s Store. '
Towanda. Feb. 13, 1372. P. =CEEB:
sTuams WHITE D.l= t i vi t
Ne 4
j'ICIFFFSE, TEL; SUGA3, FISH,
AJTbakakaadmotan.
Jul/ 1. IfoCIAIIZ sex=
•
"
xr•-•,,•
VASIM I TIEW4OIIbOeate4
thrum ot es Act of Atheathly. peewit the'
. Ude at this* VIM sat etber .1 of Assess.
.4/1: be apt/lel utsebatreele et the, Comte;
thenethiths. tit the' Datheat
2 Waft Is Ante. SD.;A. the Mete et esteW
*IUDS described is the tollovlng hat. antra the
Inn sadant 1131, the these P.Okt!efOro6"-
- Wamostee;Nsae.
CM
• • .
DaihonJobn27
Rah Moses •
Wagner k a u'
Yelfkaa Sneak set • •
IMACCAT.
Ciuuthrun D
Ilaed t Hardy Nathan -
Ewe. Dimon -
Wag Andrew • -
Idgiey Walter Jaw* • •
Ennui
Binart Deborah • '
Slddens Joeepb-- —.--
Enddens Damsel
Sktlens Yst • ' '
is ox
Deck Da* s .•' -
Deans Frederick ' -
Barron John
Philter George
: 81 1WW4Ohn • •
=I
1.131
400;
320
4100
400
300 '
400.
330
363
363
200
202
402
OS
154 1
=SIMI WT.,
AWISTIOII Samuels
A Br raiereonJ acob Joseph
azier •
termer Jacob Jr
Outdo? Frederick
ElUs Marcy
Hampton Robert
Hopkins Robert •
Necrth Ssrmael ---
North lames
• Nortb Peter : •
Shafts Peter
•Shotta Frederick .
Shotts George
Wallace Mary ' •
Woodruff Hannah • -
Wilson Wllitant
Toting Samuel
omen:.
'Marne, jirneir
&Mammy-
Debt
M John' - ,
Betzoseph
Betz Venue
B Barne yswatr • •
CooleylW
- Cooley harem! •
C,(=oshrm • ,
Harman
Castator Joseph
Edge Peter • ,
Dills Marcy
Fritz John
Fritz John
Fritz Samuel
Hardy James -
Hardy Henry
Hardy Santini
Harrit Ann
. Hollingsworth SlePhen
Duna Andrew
Moore George
Moore Paul
. Moore John
North Simnel
North Jonathan ' '-
Palmer Thomas
Seeley Henry -
Seeley Jonathan
Seeley Peter-
Seeley Joeeph
Siddens Peter
Bidden' James
Temple Peter
Temple Samuel
.White James
Woodruff Hannah -
4 - e.c.i.non.i.
Field Henry
Hunt Job
Porter James -
10.0"000
‘i0.000.000
400
400
400
342
100
237
,4rl
00 Baldwin Simnel .
20 Baldwin Issea
0.. Bennett Bunts
00 • /Catlin Ell •
I „Catlin Putnam -
50 Cortriglat Cornelius .
.8 • Cortrtight John
30 Davenport Daniel:
44 Fell Jesse
90 Hollenbeek Irs belts
90 " -
ALSO—Ii parsinnee of -the provisions of the Act
Of Geller* Assenitily passed the 21th day of April.
1244„ section List, at the same time and place
will be exposed at public sale the tracts of parcels of
land or real estate designated In the following list,
tanks* the taxes due upon the same, and costs are
paid before that time : • '
JULIUS WOLF,
WM. WOLF. •
;".
• T
" • I .
- A
h • t
68 1 00= kW.) Beeman NII 69
0$ .... Burns Patrick G 5 US
15 130 183 Blackman Judson . 74) 405
.... Redden Michael 4G 60
... Shaffer George bkl . 20
.. Shaffer Jacob 40 43
1:470 Burns Patrick 65 9:4
.... Nichols Dime 00 00
Blackman Judson 707.5
Murphy Dennis GS US
Farley James 85 1 '2B
....; Burdick ‘lllO ,- u 43 50
Aiwa:EA.
1869. Ballard 0 P
Bockwel Elias
arms
/BM
EEI
1 73 3 .-!Undersea Geo - 5 79
3 ll' 238 545 18 70 Welles Henry. . 75 11 24
3 43. 340 Gardner L A 100 685
286 292 .... HeAss Michael 50 578
883 G 45 - Welles Henry 8 75 15 28
Asimrm.
in
454
156
40 40 C 4 1860 12Its Jan • 40. 114
50 50 SO 1911 s James 100 • 1 SO
ovErToN. • -
40 2 40 1 52 180 Barrett iobn
.79 431 300 .... Frawley Timothy GO 843
1 0$ 8 19 8'73 .... Hinman k Park 108 13 03
358 21 45 13 DO ....Keene Sarah Ann 410 35 G 2
75
I 20.11 40 22
CA' 3;6,251
I OS
3 20
1 90
MI
do -500
do 2 75 toll 00
do 2 00 tol
LEI
IS
I 5 0
L. a =sox.
sOO
N. B.—Notice is berehy given - that an amount suf
ficient to pay taxes and Cost will be required in
every ease when land is sold at the tune of sale,
and unless these terms are complied with the land
will be gala exposed to sale.
WILLIAM BUNTAffif, Trersurm
Tressnreea Office, March 2e, 781'2.
ADIMI:STRATORS.
Nottee Is hereby givens that all persons s indebted
to the estate of CALVIN STONE late of Herrick
deceased, are requested to make immediate payment
and all persona hating Urea, against Bald estate
must .present them duly Authenticated for settle
mtmt. BETSY STONE.
21ar.27,12; Adm'rix, with will annexed.
TIXECUTOIrg NOTlCE.—Nofice
A.:4 is hereby glreb that all persona indebted to
the estate of JESSE MOORE late of South Creek,
deceased,' are requested to• make immediate pay..
runt, and all persons having claims . againfit the
said estate must present the same duly authentr;:
cited for settlement.
ADM= M. woo rm. r-
WErs lAM IL 310011 E,
Executors.
1tar.27.'72
VXECITTOR'S NOTICE..-
I.4.Notke is hereby given that alI Perleium flidihted
la the estate of .WILLIAM 81N12.11.111 Me of 171.
ster. deed, are requested to mike tolMediate
payment. and all persons having claims against said
estate must present theta duly authenticated- for
settlement; • IVILLLUI Mr3lOllltAX
115m.27, 4 72. ' • - . • Ituentor.
IinISOLUITION OF CHARTER.--: -
..i."
Ia the runner of the disc hition of the Charter
of the Wpm- Brick Meeting Hotta—No. 09. May
Term
Moth* is hereby gitnn f :this them ;dined Amp
elation his in'ainW to the Coast eeCommilit ?lout
d Balloed entantf; their article , of
methttie S dome, of Oberatttion.
coot areasbeed the mate and Shah* then
comet awns that, they be dlasoired se wend
kr. on Leder. the Sib .ot Diey. 11112. at 2
ottedlt._ jule. mime ems be Mows tothe ecmirerr.
•
!'saes - ••W. A. THOWAS. Proliteribeyi
E=E2
Ingham'e heirs
Does Elizabeth -
Roes Lney
Sherwood William
Thomas Nicholas -
Thomas William
Allen John'
Butler Poll y
Barrett Joel
Fish Jabez
Hibbard Hannah
Eollenbsek John
'Marsh Samuel r
Sterling Samuel
Sterling Lucy
Sterling Samuel Jr
Welles C F
Welles C F
To 1r:44,-4 Assessed.. , 7
•
. 4
ALILINT.
1869 Gardner L A 100 1.30
McAsay Illebtiel 30 276
84 1 02
1870 Itnellerebarles 30 124
.... Vanderpool Samuel 15 56
Vi!aderpoolDavid 25 56
CANTON /1011.0eTITI. •
1870 Cliamp!On El 11 5 lots 75
"xasnozToNrsamr. - • .
Die Carty John 86 - 88
Mahoney John ,r 75 75
.... Madden Patrick 230 20 52
..... McDonald Junes 100 713
1370 Casey Thomas 100 75
Rinznan & Part 282 108
.... Keene Sarah Ann .410 320
.... Madden Patrick 230 1.00
McDonald James 100 rce,
....TowneriFaabingtnloo 1;' 13
ItIDOPIFET.
ISTO 'Nichols E k G
ltOl.lZ TONVISMitr.
IMO Bennett George 4.9
_I 19
1809 Satterlee Eunice bceseilt 45
• STRIRRITEMD.
• Chapel traana 10 25
nedington G. F 20 150
rotrato3a. roirsatnr. -
1870 _Northrup Thotttai IS 51
TROT nosoron. • •
. Merry C T lot 200
trinto4.l‘. ,
1870 Carpenter Ezra lot 51
• Vandermark L lot 15
Willtanis Mrs K 11 25
1869 Beers Jerome 30 - .36
1270 Beers Jerome 30 36
• Van Valkenberg
Isaac 3 / 4 Stalin S T 106 225
~ Welles Cl' est ' 135 109
.. Eats E J 200 2 . 40
rtron I'tube 3 -11
ifigh
APPLICATION, IN
_
To Edwn*:4lyeri ' 4117.1)n0.Th0w.M.
Tao aro 'beret, • notified that ' Ste ' Lieu, year .
wife, by her tied friend, ;Deeabn , Ayres, has aP• -
idled to the emirs of eternhort____._, Plews ef Br ,d
coanty, for ditorra hz l Ll 4.4 terwmts of Mlthilit%
arid Zs raid toad has Mader. the
day of say. 1872. for bearing the mkt- Zia Ira AS
remises, id wirick time sad visee yodeled Wend if
yon think proper. • L TAId YUMMY •
/WS
4 - PPLICATION r IN DIVORCE
-GIL To Alvin 1f.472. Xsy
Yon are hereby notified that Itmtly Joslyn. yeas
wife. by her naztlirtaitd.
p e a ßuintha/4 bee applied
to the court of common of Bradftd county.
for a divorce Mimeo bonds of-matrimony, and the
•fthleourt has aupototed Monday. the 6th day of
X5y.1872, for hearimrthe said . Emliy, Lathe prem.
Iles. at which time and place you an attend If . you.
think proper. ' P. 'VAX TLIIICT. •
mar. xt • Sheriff.
2 40
210
403
aO3
2 07
74 GI
59 73
74 - 67
74 67
24 00
APPLICATION DIVORCE.-
To Edward P. Btalfrord.-ICo. 334 Dee. T. 1811.
Yon are hereby nodded that 121 a L ittalibrd, your
wife, by her nest friend. James Taller. has Applied
to the court of common pleas of Bradford county
for a divorce from the bonds of nuariburrry. and the
said court has appointed Yonder, the, lith day of
Nay: 1812, for hearing the said Zila in the premises,
at which time and place you can attend if you think
proper. ' J. P. VAN MUT.
mar. 2044 - '
_414 00
20 42
28 50
' '•2132
," 14 67
;1.67
GO 63
32.69
154
13 CO
31 66
32, 86
1180
A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.=
AA. To Catharine Horicy.—No. 619, Dee. T. 1871—
You are hereby notified that D. 11urk7, yiktr . bus.
ban& bail applied to the court of catmnonAdsits of
Bradford county, for a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony. and.the said court has appointed Mon.
day, the 6th day of May. 1872. for heistinsr the said.
Burley in the premises, at which time and place you
'can attend if you think prover.
mar.22.1e4 •J. P., VAN FLEET, Sheriff.
APPLICATION DIVORCE.-
Emma Mf 111, Way T. 1871._
Yon are hereby notified that John Bowman, your
husband. has applied to the court of common pleat
of Bradford county, for a divorce from the hoods o f
matrimony. and the laid court has appoint ed Non.,
ddy. the 6tll der „of May. 1872. for bearing .the said
John in theipreirders, at which time and 'place you
can attend if you think proper. - -
mar. 26.44 J. P. VAN FLEET. Sheriff..
APPLICATION 'IN DIVORCE
To Harriet Arnoet—No. 170 Dee. term. 1871. •
/Ton are hereby notified that Geo. W. drnont. your
lookand. ban applied to the court of cot:ninon pleas
of Bradford co.. for $ divorce from the bonds of
matrimony. and the bald court has a nted Woo
dsy. the Cth day of May. 1872.. for hearin g the
said Goorce in the premises. at which—time and
place you can attend if you think mover.
mar.2oArt - J. P. VAN.FLEET. Whir.
25 41
42 96 '
49 96
4990
49 96
68 20
43 65
8 25
54 52
58 24
58 22
53 20
100 21
14 55
31 44
12 53
49 65
54 52
43 20
58 20
TNCORPORATION NO TIOR
RI The matter the incorporation of the Patrick
Benevolent Society of Barclay.—No. 239, May Term.
1839.
Notice is hereby g:ren that the above named..
Society has presented to the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford County thetr-articte of Maoclation
ash= for a decree• of Incorporation. and. the said
Court having .rcanalned the same. and ending them .
correct,' will decree that they be incorporated as
Prayed for, on Monday.' the 6th 'day of May,
1872. at 2 o'clock p.m., nnie:or rause be shown to
the contrary. - , W. A. THOMAS,.
mer.2o-w3 Prothonotary. .
5G .L
TNBANKRUPTCY.- 2 - . DISTRICT
BANKRUPTCY.- -
of the United States for the Western Dia.
tract of Pennsylvania. Wegtern - District of.Pennsyl
vanha. In the matter of IL T. hfarahall and W. S. .
Marshall, partners askiaratiall Brea. • .
Western District of Pennsylvania. At.—A warrant
in Bankruptcy has been lamed by the mid court
against the estate of IL T. k W. E., Marahall. Part
nom doing hasinem in the name of Marshall 'Bros., -
of the county of Bradford and State of Pennsylvania,
adjudged Ilankrepts on petition of their creditors.
'payment of any arida smPfhe delivery of any proper
ty belonging to said Bankrupts. to them, or to their
use. and the transfer of, any property by them are
forbidden by law: that a meeting of the cre'Utnra of
the agict Pgmkropts to prom-their debts. and choose
one rr more ea. err of their este" wit: b' held al—
a Court of Buntmptcy; to be holden at Trerarela,
Pa.. In - said District. on the r i tli day of April. A. D.-. -
1872. at le o,cloch. a. m.. at the - Ceihm of Edward -
Overton. Jr.. one of the Bee,irtcrs in Bankruptcy of.
saki District-
1 21;
2 25
A. 3ttillklUClT,
1far.12."72:4m. U. S. 3laralutl for pa* Difitrict,
•
TN BANKRI t Irret.—DISTRICT
..Lironrt of the Bnited Stites for the Western Diik•
!rid of Pennsylvania; 'Western District of Pennsyl
vania. In the matter of Jesse Ayers.*Bankrtipt: •
'Western District nt Pennsylvania . , warrant
in bankruptcy has been issued by the said court
against the estate of :eerie. Ayers. of the cotinfy.of
Bradford and State of Penngyl!anis, adjudged Bank
rupt op petition of his creditom the payment of anv
debts arrit - digivary of any prorkrty belonMart h such
Bankrupt, to lain or to -Ids pre: and the transfer of
any propsrtv by him era forVilden by law: that a
mertino of the credit's of thr said - Bankrupt. to
prove their .Ishts. and to on.; e one or more As
sirmeeS cf his estate. will ho held by a omit of
Bankriti - My..to be holden at Towanda. 'Pa.. In said
District. on the fib day f f April. A. iSf.t. at to -
o'clo,k a. m . nt the Oftlee of EAward Overton. Jr..
one of the lire 4st.= is Bankruptcy of said Metric!
- • A. 3ITYRDOIICIT. •n,
.3tar.d2..w I. T.S. 'Harsh:di for said District.
IC
17 16.
16 75
85
47,97
5 Si
7 53
II 2 -
.5 47
14 04
9 2G
D.3Ip7ISTRATOR'S N,OTICE.—
.17-1-*OtPa is hemtm Oren thlt all neranr.s indebted
to the eatite of .ipstrri FEAnsurnne of Lela'',
Pa.. :deceased, are regneatna toitike ithtnetliate
payment. and nfl .n'-7ona hating elailmfagainat saki
ratite tunatpr6eent them dnlr anthentleated for get
flrment. Ii AVID INGRAM;
TTIOSIAS ITMLC,
Aclipinlittratora.
FXECUTOR'S
Notice "Is.hereby given that all persona indebted
to the estate- or Sicam Thnriton late of Towanda
tarp.. deceased, are requested to maks Luunediate
payment: and all persons haring claims Lralust
maid estate`mnst present .thona duly anthenticated
for settlement; MARIA "ITEEDSTON. .
E:b. 29,1'2.f w. . Eno - 104 x.
AIS3IINISTII2TOR'S NOTICE.-- -
. Notice is herein' given that an persons tudebt.
ed to the estate of FLEANDII McDFFEE, deceased, •
late of Athens. aro requested to make itrunodi:'
atepayment: and all persons - toning claims against
said estate roust present them dnlyauthenticabad for
settlernkut. . DANIEL MoDt
Feb.MlTArd' Administrator with Will annexed,
'›
z -‘• s
A DIirs — LSTEATOR'S NOTICE.-
ITotie.e is hereby' riven to all persona indebted
to the estate of HARDY STROPS. late. of.Aryses„
dereased, must make 'immediate payment; and
411 persona having claims imainst said_ estate
must present Diem duly atrthentteated. for settle
ment • A. J;NOBLE,
mar.l.4:2ral • Administrator.
- •
A DIELNISTEATOR'S.NOTICE,_•_
As. :Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted'
to the estate of JOSEPH 'MAHOOD. late of Spring
field, deamsed, must make immediate payment, and
all persona having claims against said estate mast
201 202
80 GO
istratrix of the estate of - Calvin Stone. late of Mr
rick township, deceased. will espose to public sale.'
on the promises. In Herrick twp.. on MONDAY. the
22a day of API:IL. 1972. at 2 o'cbek; p. m., the fol
lowing described lot, piece or parcel of land, bound
ed and described ae follows :
Beninningit south east corner of W. H. If, Jen
kinetot. thence north 1 deg. east along cedillas of
said Jenkins lot 172 pm.. to a post for a Corner,
thenee.south 92 deg. east 42 140 pre., to the war
rant line, a post for a corner; thence south 1 deg. _
west 6 prs. to a poet - for a corner: thence south 1
deg. westloo prs. to a poet for a- earner; thence
west 15 pre. to said. warrant - line. a post: thence
south I deg. west 60 pea. along said warrant line to r
a post: thence south 76 deg. west 43 140 pers. to
the beginning. Containing - fifty Rata and one bun
, dred and twenty-five perches, more or lees. _ _ _ _
7A) 432
TP.8.313.-s^i down at ttnie7of sale and one-half of
balance at confirmation - and remainder with interest
at the expiration of six monthm after c..infiranation - -
with right in purchaser to pay the whole value
: upon
sonfirrusUon should he so desire. _•
BETRLY L. STONE,
3farUli 2G, 1872. Adminlatratrix.
A EDITORS NOTICR-IN - THE
motto of the estate of. J. B. Halve, deceased,
the Orphans' Murt e _Bradford County. -
The undersigned appointed by the Orphans'Court
of said county. se Auditor to distribute funds in
the hands .14 the administrable of said esbdo,
will attend to the duties - of his appointment. .
at the of of. It. B. 3lcKenn. in the Borough of
Towanda Thursday. the .23rd day-of April. 1872. at'
1 o'clock. p.m.; at which time and place allpersous
interested must present their clalmi on said fonds
or be debarred . therefrom.
Mar.11,'72w4
1j A - 1131 FOteSALE.—The
"subscri
ber offers for sale his farm sitaatedin Litchfield
township. five miles from the L. V.. L.& A. and 8.
C. It. IL Station. and six miles from Erie R. R. The
farm contains 200 acres. 160 acreaimproved.trahuace
covered with pine; oak-, and chestnut. There are
good buildings and a fine orchard. veil fenced and
under good state of cnltivation. Churches, school.
etc., 'convenient. Trams—half d own , wi nos i n
easy payments. Enquire of. S. W. elver& at thin
office. or : A. Z. LITTON.'
-.. Litchfield. Feb. 6, 1872.
lIAR3I FOR SALT! —The subscri
her offers for sale his farm, situate on ]room's
UM. in Ulster township Bradfordleounty Pa, eon
tattling one Inuadred ames of goad land. situated
two and a half miles from Ulster village, seventy
aerew-lmproved, well fenced and well watered. with=.
good buildlngs and good fruits. The above proper
ty will be sohLlow and reasonable terms, for fur
ther particulars enquire of the subscriber on the
premises, or I. 31UNDY, Towanda.
Ulster. Feb. 91 -2in. • - Cila..rfoVEY.
CES AND CRACIMRS.-GRE
ciarillend, Scotch Honey, Orange, Raison. Lem
on - and Ginger Cakes, Washington Jumbles and
Coffee Biactut, and all kinds of Crackers at -
March 4. '7O. ' W. A. HOCKWELL'S.
rriHREE - HOUSP- 4 4 AND LOTS IN
JL TOWANDA. BOUGGGII FOU SALE—Sitnated
oa Poplar Street abuse Western Avenue. These
houses are now being bnllt and will be completed
on August Ist.,Good well chasms. and oellar with
each house. Fr further' particulars address or en.
uire of
Llune2Sll-tfl • -w.
- Bur6num,
,At Red. White. and Slue Store. Towanda. Pe...-
COAL AT WYALUSINCO -
• •
Thu undersigned have on hand, and intend to
keep. • sups 4 of Sullivan Anthracite, llarciay, and .
hird Anthracite Ooal of the various sizes. -
Sept. 254871. G. u..maxu:s a poa
SSEED! SEEt!I
L:tnos A*E. SMALL CLOVER - AND TIMOTHY
SEED for Bala at W. A. ROCKWELL.
Feb. 20'12-4w. _
FISH PORK, HAMS AND LARD
(4.WELL a =KM
VMS' Y CHOICE GREEN AND
- T tact Tea taws Dhabi vostran
►PRY. TEAS AND COFFEE
cowituqkarmi
11
, rAtia
lIE
H. B. NcEVAN,
Auditor.