BEES
ItidfoniftpMn
Tel
nda,_Thursdaydlo 11,1872.
CAL AND GENERAL.
j BiscON; Mimi* otwyabning;
died in Pittston on Bandayzight/sO. _
The. Typo Bays the Ram=
at local paper received at - that cello&
is the
It is lawful ta, catch trout with
and lisepow, provided they ofil bite.
El=
! An interesting entertainment
off at the N. E.Churoh this Manes
vening.
BIZ
CIE
BURTON EDVFARDII4 . 42O3II:IIIII-
i the residence of 14 eteptstim 7 4 4 uum
I 'm, tin., of this plod., :
in a:
MICA;
The ice broke up. and. passed
the river very quietly, on Friday laat.
L 3 nowlmilleient 'water for rafting.
ont of
There
The Weekly Epitomist is the
a now paper soon to bo issued at Wil
.rt, tinder-the 'editorial management, of
Amon. late of the Gazette and Bulletin.
DIM
hams
L. 11.
• The *lies of the Baptist
are holding an ice cream and maple
•estivai, in the baildhig lust east of the
office,.this week. •
DEE
ingar
EF.PO
IT
H.
Sabbath evening next,
April 4, Iter.. Ew If
er commences in the
• eh, Of Smithfield, a series of Berea Bab
.
bath clvening discourses, on the parts of the
Lord's Prayer.
Dr. LAUD and N..C. Emus=
us:cs l uld their lot, north of the Episdopal Par
go nag to 31. A. Susw, Esq. We are pleased
leaftfiliai Mr. S. intends building himaelf a
renidepee in our town.'
ti!p,.. Mrs. BETSEY PRArr, widow of
the late Penny B. I'ELVIT, received last week
raynint in fall on the two accidental policies
ielJ ly her husband at the time of his death.
The amount received was about SP,OOO.
—.. Two new Post Offices have
lwen !, , :tatilished in this county recently : ono
at Foot of Plane, with TIIEO. SmtErza as P. M..
and tb , other at Greenwood, with E. W. Nzst.
a , P. M. The latter office has been named
[ ell." -
tee. We have unintentionally neg-"
icctel to notice the fact that Rev. J. 8. &xi
anr-has become connected with the Business
/te,t, editok of "Sunday - Reading" depart
ment. Mr. S. is an - ablo writer; and his article's
will 1,,C read with interest and proBt.
Bcn.DING Asiocunexs.—lt has been
deeidt'l by Judge ItocxEFFALEn, of Sunbury,
that in Pennsylvania, tinder the act of 12th
April, 1859, Savings Fund, Loan or Building
Associations may, in eina of non-piyment of
installments or interest by borrowing stock
holders, for the spac . e of six mouths, enforce
paymtnt of principal and interest without de
ducting the premium paid or interest thereon.
I'EnsoNAL.--" Gen. A. S. DIVEN, of
Elmira, has been chosen Vice President of the
Erie Railway; with the powers and duties of
the general management of the affairs of -tlie
Comil4ny. - Gen. Dnmi's intimate knowledge
of thc:itrio Railway, his great experience as a
man, his unquestioned ability and star
tegrity, most signally qualify him for
ponsible position.—Owego Times.
,Iro.!
lint; it
this rei
I . Junin latkum: died in this
n Friday morning last, after a. protract
ss. Ills funeral was attended by a large
rof frienlls on Sunday diternoon. Ile
I ricd with Masonic honors. The religioue
s were conducted by lbw. W3l. MeGLant
the Episcopal Church. The deceased
wife of only a few months, who has
rty condolence of thiS entire communi-
/ CC I
o illn•
mini
was b
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An old subsCriber at Canton,
ling his subicription _for the present
BEM
111
bought I should - be be able to dispense
to Itttror.tr.n, since co havii,got a home
that/ feel Under, obligations to patron•
on my return from California, I find
ditict devoted to the interests of Peter
, or at least seems to bo trying to.cover
otti over his schemes for a new county,
ice concluded that in order to kceppoit
al the-schemes and deceptions on. both
shall have t 3 continue my subscription
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sokA,
t 9 the REPOIITER
" Itesvottiitly yours.
Se- At a special meeting of Valley
Lodgel of Odd Fellows, of Shealicquin, held
Thursday evening, April 4, the iollowhig newly
I
dk.ffi
ec ocers were installed by D. P. Kicsrr,
D. D. G. M., assisted by it delegation from.
Bradford Lodge of this place:
N. G.—LATMENCE VOUGHT. 7 -
V..o.—Joior N. Guirrix. ' . ' • :
See'Y.—(l. W. KtN.Nr.v.
Seey.—.l. P. DX/EU:4.
"Freas.—E,wm Gorr:.
Representative to Grand Lodge Wit.r.rax
teir At a special meeting of Linta
held April 6, it was resolved that,
WIIOtEAS, It has pleased Almighty God to
rem - dre by death from among ns our friend and
comrade, Jerre Madden, who has been endear
ed to us by many tics of friendship and corn
rihionship in this company, whose upright.
r.emly charicter we shall long remember, and
whol;is efficiency amopg us.has open been-teal
tied ; t herefore,
ResiJleed, That we hereby tender to the
family and friends of the deceased this expres-
Bio/1 of our appreciation of his merits, our re
membrance of his worth, and our sincere symr
Panty and sorrow at his death.
GEO. W. °max, licey.
etr At a sta,teil rpeoting,of 'rowan'
da Diltmrrn,,loi, S. of ,T., .1 4 1 d on We()nesday
everliaz 1a t, the folbning officers - 11;ere
4,1 fur the ensuing terns :
W. P.—J. P. VAN Ft.r ! ra".
W. A.—FruNic WALBOGN.
$. 7 -CnAs. D. Prxe.
A. R. S.-31.ratY A. diausoN.
F. 3.—Tuns. Gatinrus.
Treafr.--N. P. Bnoaii.
Chap.—J=os Renate.
Con.—JonN F. ISDLLEn.
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A. C.—Skr.A.o Lmsrpos.
I. S.—Nerve MActrrosn.
BOYLE.
-zr At a special meeting of Union
LQ , It; , 108, L M., held Friday evening,
April 5, the following resolutions were adopted:
ERIS" It haspleased the Supreme Arclu
tect .1 the Univrto remove from the scenes
fit el hly labor our esteemed brother, Jerre
Mad on; therefore,
.r , ircti, That as a Lodge and brethren, we
tee S to the worth pilau, deputed brother--
trtle • his duties as a Mason, and by his inter
mar .e within and without the Lodge, his mem
erF that of a good man and a good Mason.
li piked, That the sympathy of the Lodge
is h respectfully tendered to his bo
real' • widow andiamily. That as a mark of
tee t the insignia of mourning be placed up
on jewels of the Lodge, =4 worn by' the
men berg.
1 sofred, That ;Loopy of these resolutions be
rent to the widow of the demised, placed upon
imites, and presented to the papers of
thig borough for publication.
Gro. V. Mun, Sec'y.
( CRT AT nyn.—The present 808,
,
• tion of the; Court at this place, has been an in:-
Per t ene 61 the amount of business done.
48 held in Long 's and a large number
. - sons Were in attendance. The first week
JudOe P. D. Monnow, and lussociates Z. FIIIII•
Snd S. D. Mumma, and the 81=4 week
',ledge P. B. Sruwersat,-prealded. The asses on
the were disposed of as follows :
D leweY Buell ra. W. S. Dobbins, continued by
Pubes.
I', B. Person vs. TetzISBI et.• al., continued
by Parties. .
F, H. Person vs.. John Wolf, et. al., continued
Ls Parties.
• II P. Lonvs. Alonzo Long's administrators;
verdict far pkintiff $130.9.
14m. Bners vs. Jas. .Rogers, ilroPred
fron, li s t, -
i-t• •
Thomas Brown mi. eontinned tj
T. J. Deals - vs. (lent= township; reAballo:e
defendant.'
Daniel Bousbtozrys. We . p..-IfooroirMmeil
sit* oi &WM:
G. P. Ranloj vs. Bailtcr, Yin Names 1 00:
Battled.. - .lodgment torplaintiff $47.83
Job. OisoasB all:Mitibeni OMAN IbillroaB
CO. 'Verdict for WMIBB I / 7 38:
LITI SUM vit.
Tertgot tee pbantar
A. W. PAW vs._ John !Wig ;,"tadist
igaintiff 1187.51. • - •
James Final vs. Wm. 8. Baker; non "pros.
taboo by *MAIM - • ' •
D. W. Cornell Ts . . Carle, Ccdoan settled 17
writ4ng filed.
ilecriG. Garnet ri. Northern Zeoind nag.
road . Clo.; cue stated.
-Maxon Morgan ea. ICMoslder, et. al.; rot ,
diet for plaintif WO.
John A. ran= TA. Northam Cassini Ha
mad Oa.; =tinned. , •
John Jerokonan ra Frand. Greco; contintuB
I* *Mei.
G. W. Langford vs. Schuyler Gates; eontint -
ed at oat of defendant.- - • _
O. 8.. Davison vv. Wm. S. Dobbms; seUktd.
John . McClelland vt. Northern Central It. IL
Co.; waived. . ,
W. L.Amatten vs. iota H. Calkins; verdict
for defendant.
M. G. Coleman• lit. Charloi Loomis; continu
ed by parties. , - •
Hannah Sweeny vs.i'homas A. Jackson; ver-,
diet far defendant in bath eases.
Ephraim cue vs. Henry Matson; verdict for
defendant.
C. A.,_Sriso n. John Sweeny, continued it
cost of plaintiff •
"Isaac Holley vs. Orr WULson; referred to ar
bitrators.
A. M. Pitch ve. trel C. Porter; settloi. Judg
ment for plaintiff OW.
Julia Axtell ra, C. T. Morn, et. ai cantina
ed at Coat ot defendant. '
JuliA Axtell re. 0. P. Ballard ; continued at
coat oT defendant. . .
W. Braise vs. E. Pomeroy; continued„
W. Praise rib. Wm._ B. Poster, continued at
cost of Plaintiff.-
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Wzn. B. Foster vs. Wm. Brake; coniinned.—
Northern Tier Gazelle. •
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PERSONAL.—C. V. Bml4o...rmer
ly of Athens, but now a resident of Chicago,
was in town on Monday.
—Mrs. B. &NORM= hs,s given up house
keeping for the present, and will reside with
fdr. ME tume's familt until her new residence
on Chestnut street is completed.
•
—A qalot but pleasant bridal party came off
at theresidence of E. Ounce, Esq., at Ilighlarul,
on Wednesday last, on which . occasion Rev.
W. liciilLavornits of this place, solemnized a
matrimonial alli ance between M. IrCor, of
Lewistown, and Risa Amor. youngest daughter
of Mr. (1. We regret to lose Miss Altrum, but
most heartily commend the good taste of Mr.
itralY in his selection of a life partner. "
—Col. J. H. Hortvcr.v Las been appointed Su
perintendent of the Bernice Colliery, by the
Sullivan Anthracite Coal Company. Col. H. is
an urbane gentleman, just suited to the posi
tion.
—We regret to learn that Mr. Gorr, of the
American House, has been suffering from ill
health for some time past:
,LOCAL LEGISLITION.—The follow
ing bills were passed by the last Legislature,
and signed by the liosenaor:
An Act to divide the borough of Towanda,
Bradford counts, into three wards, et cetera.
ISEcrioN 1.. Z'e it oKicted, etc., That the bor
ough of Towanda in'the county of Bradford, is
hereby divided into three wards, as follows, riz:.
all that part of said - borough lying south of a
line beginning at. the river bridge and thence
westerly along the centre Of Spruce street to
the land lately owned by the estate of David
Cash, and thence by the south line of said land
to the west line of said borough, shall be the
First „Ward ; and all that part of said borough
lying north of said line, and south of a line be
ginning at the river and running westerly along
the centre of Canal street and Old Plank Road
street to the west line of Third street, - and
thence sonth,eighty degrees west to the. west
line of said borough, shall be the Second Ward;
and all that part of said borciugh lying north of
said line, shall be the Third Ward, and the said
wards shall be separate election districts; and
the court of quarter sessions for said county
shall on petition of at least twenty of the elec
tors of said borough, fix the places in said bor
ough from tithe to time, at which their several
elections shall be held'. Each of said wards
shall be entitled annually to elect one member
of the town council tl serve for three years,
and so many and for such time as may ho ne
cessary to fill any vacancy from death, resigna
tion or otherwise; and the said council, as in
creased by this act, shall organize and elect its
officers in the same manner and have the same
powers and duties as set forth in the act of
eighth April, one thousand eight 'hundred and
fifty-one, entitled an act-relating to the bor
ough of Towanda,' a majority to constitute a
quorum to do business, but no ordinance shall
bo passed or revealed without a majority of the
whole council; and the said council aro hereby
authorized to regulate and prohibit exhibition
of plays, shows, mountebanks, street hawkers,
jugglers, and other exhibitions within the bor
ough. Provided, "That the borough of Towan
da shall bo and remain one school district, and
one district for the assessment and collecdons
of taxes, and shall only be entitled to the num
ber ofinstices, constables, and other officers to
whichlt would have been entitled if this act
had not been passed, except the judges and in
spectors of elections .and the increase in the
number of its town council.
" H. L."
SEC. 2. The judge and inspectors of elections
last chosen by the people. shall hold the eke
hone for the Second 1)-aid, and the court of
quarter sessions shall appoint the judges and
inspectors of eleetimis for the First and Third
Wards, to hold until after the next January
election; the judges of the election of the seve
ral wards, shall meet at the prothonotary's of
fice in said borough, on the day after each bor
ough election, and count the rotes east for bor
ough officers, and make out returns of the
same, and make out certificates for the dffer
ent persons elected to the different borough
offices; the judges to have one dollar each for
said service to be paid by the borough treasur
er. •
Sec. ii. Separate register lists for the several
wards shall be made and posted up by the pro
per officers, according to law, for tho inspec
tion of the public.
-3 An Act to incorporate the Toivarkla and Wy
ifox Free Bridge Company. SecrioN L Be it
enacted, etc., That Job. P. Kirby, John F.
Means, A.-6. Mason, John Beidleman, E. T.
Elliott. C. S. Russell and M. C. !lemur, of Brad
ford county, be, and they are hereby appointed,
commissioners, to open books, receive subscrip
tions and organize a company under the name,
style and fide of the Towanda and Wysox Free
Bridge CompanY, fur the , purpose of erecting a
'bridge across the Susquehanna river from any
point in the borough of Towanda to the town
ship of Wysox in the county of Bradford.
Sze. 2. That the capital stock of said compa
ny shall be fifteen thousand dollars, to be di
vided tutu shares of ten dollars each, with pow
er to increase the same, if necessary, to an
amount sufficient to build said bridge.
SF:C. 3. That whenever five thottsant dollars
of the capital stock shall have been subscribed,
the con misisioners named in this act, or any
four of them, may hold an election for the di
rectors of said company, of which election" , ten
days' previous notice shall be given by baud
bills or otherwise; the board shall consist of
seven directors who shall elect from their num
beri-ITiresident, treasurer and secretary.
bac. 4. That the directors so chosen shall
hive authority to select the location of said
bridge within the limits hereinbefore mention
ed, and the bridge erected under this act shall
forever be a free bridge.
Sac. 5. That this company shall be under
the provisions and subject to alt -the restric
tions of the act regulating- bridge companies,
approved the twelfth day of April, A. D., ono
thousand eight hundred and fifty-dye, and its
supplements so far as the same are not incon
sistent 'With this act.
/40ST.-91 the Baptist Festival, on
Tuesday evening, a Lady's Far Cape. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at this office. .
HOUSE TO RmlT.—Enquire at R. M.
WELLI2I . Coal caw.
.Alsa-e Clover Seed at Fox
guicves.
ips..-IVe have a fine line of Tea—
Oolong, Young Ilyson, Japan and Ityson.
Llcear-n kEnwAnag.
ge...Vendue billsjorinted at. this
office on abort notice. '
g Cut this out and present it at
C. F. Criorne, yon want to buy Wall paper
cheap.
gek.J. 0.. FUOST k Sons aro now
selling their Woven Wire Mattresses at a redac
tion of two dollars.
36.. Mrs. J. D. Hrt.r. is now in Now
York, and wM return In a few days with a large
sisortment of Spring 31fliriery Goods of the
lilted styles.'
FOB 11EST ON REASONABLE TEE3IB. -
Some goad Farming and Grazing Lands, :with
Itttildingg also somo Vacant Rouses, in Smith
field township. Allrers P. Saw;
Easton, Pa..
BUSINESS LOCAL.
munwnwm•
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n • ,•••,••• +he •nr•
11116 Mile boots made to order at
L. L. Ittrarililres.Tr - 7 ,3 7-
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Groimd Plaster . 56.00 per ton,
F u iburr.-L-L - good house with
kegs' lid.' Eigatre of Oispola, lulu=
u SALE.—A Lot near the upper
Enquire at tais Office.
stir Cheviot Shirts, "imported
good" at N. Opumanz'a K. (1. P. . I
•
I- Large stock of Red and. White
t Floar, at McC.►zz & EDWAIIDIe.
DiS. The, iSolivar Hat—latest—at
tho O. P.
Flour and Feed at retail, at
Steam Flour Milli, delivered free. -
Met Don't forget the great Key
ing Palace. . - •
CE2
' L on Sus. —A good Safe. Enquire
office.
A fine assortment of Valises,
K. C. P.
A large assortment of Fish of
all giallo% on hand at
MCCABE &'EDWAIII)S%
• C. F. Cnoss is selling Bibles
cents.
• sip An inspection of onr.stock ili
a:well:to obligation to buy. N. Gotstaxrrn, B.
C. P
A nice assortment of Prayer
Boas, cheap, at C. F. Caosa'.
rzkr..—All persons engaged
Pain:
• g signs for N. Cloi.nswrrn through the
try, will please sdrortise Spring Overcoats.
on Seim—Fifty yards striped
Carpet. Mrs. Saoz, Lombard street.
- bitir S. WOODFOUD has got fairly
added in his new store on'llritlge street, and
preriared to attend to all of his old customers,
and many new ones as may call.
ckrSplendid new stock of White
s and Linens, at grAxs S; Butirxrres,
Bridge street..
Stir Hired man 'wanted, :for gar
de. • g and general work. Enquire at the In
atit .te.
• .
- z Dolly Varden Prints and Ca m= brioi, ot . EvAxs ,t. Btr,Durrter. l
, Bridge street.
' Seven choice dairy Dairy Cows
for
ale. Enquire of E. W. TOWNE.; Lome, Pa.'
AA ril 4-4 w.
.86-A large stock of new Dress
Goode at Ev.t.srs S lituirtrue.s.
B I 'dge stmt.
SEED PoveroF.S.- - Bresee's Ring of
the P.arlies, Peerless, and Early Potatoes,
for Salo St the Institute.
MIESEE'S Puor urtc POTATOL3.=-Ad
inir4blo for tho table and remarkably produe
tiv S A few bushels can bo had of J. C. Ilmo-
WAS 'Franklin.
•:.; Sunday School Sulicrintond
ental and teachers will Std a good supply of
'clielp Bibles al Cnossr„
on SILE on 111:nr.—A :Woolen
Enquire of BENJ. Nonni. near Mon-
Fac
TOC
Me Molasses and , Syrups of all
graties, cheap, at IteCazz & liptractie.
Pea-vine, Ohio, and West-
Brar.ch . Clover Seed;, also a, prima article of
Timothy Seed, wholesale and retafi, at
Morramts.
'on RE T.—The house now ocen
Prie 'by Tuos. Dasaromp,oia Main street. Pos
ses ;on given April 1. Enquire of 31. 11. Lax-
ter Tomatoes, Peaches, Pine
appes, etc., by the can, dozen or case, s,:ery
i L
che p, at . BleCazr.;t: Etra-Aios'.
Houma and Lots for sale, on
easy monthly payments, or to Rent.
W. Bniatnatt..
Poplar street, Towanda,
LAZAILLS & lifonms, mannfac-
I . . of thoro celebrated spectacles, hive
I
nged their agency from J. Iltormax's to
A. Cuswirent.uN's.i
Buffalo Robes and Home
BlinLets—elosing out sale regardless of cost,
at . tiorrixrra
Nitrouß Oxide Gus for txtract
ini teeth, at Kaux'S:Araa-LEVe.
o two-story Frame
licks% in pleasant locality; Range in Kitchen ;
two BaltimOre heaters warming whole from.
Good cistern and well. Enquire of Isaac /Ina,
or JANES WOOD.
'O5B - Tobacco of all grades, af,
MCCABE & Kowmari.
WurraxEr. c So; Rom°,
Pa., arc Ealing Pea-Vino, OLIO 11114 West
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Branch Closfr Seed, and Illinois Timothitieed,
as ichesp as 63:cheapest:
ie— Call at Mrs. J. D. lIILL's this
ick, arAFCC the.Sprink; sty!e3 of Bonne trs
'6l,z;c btrett, Towanda, ra.--2w
Los-r.—Lbout October, 186'J, near
tha residence of GEO. P. c. l %Sil, in Towanda, a
small oral Brooch, ecinposed of a topaz set in
a net -Work of gold. Any ono baring found tll6.
game, ap.clJeaving it at this cftice, - will be lilier 7
ally rewalderl.
Fon SALE.—A matched team of
,y horses, 5 apo l d G years old; would-ex
'lmago for one lieary horse. Apply to IltDo
& Erzurn, 114 d, White A: Blue Store, To
oth.
Itar J. WarregEn d. Sox; Borne,
, will pay the highest market,. ' price in cash
t kinds of Hides , Skins and Sheep Pelts.
To HrsT.—Tho House and Lot
nOw occupied by S. 31ccalq Liman; on Wes.
lon street. A firit rate vac fora person do.
string to keep a livery sfable. Apply t Ovzn.
& ELSIIIIEG.
t®" Having lately added to our
r ,gular business an -Insurance Agency, and
basing some good Companies, we respectfulli
ail a sbare of your business in this line.
' Yours respectfully,
'WwircrAz do ErscE.
WAITTEI3.—Fivo hapdred good veil
atcce. s'
Kritsix S Mvu.ocic.
ger Farmers; and Dealers will find
it to their advantage to buy their Clover and
Timothy Seed of Fox .t MEacrr.. They have a
e stock and sell cheap.
CHERRY Ltrusza WANTED.—A
taty of 4by 4 inch scantling. and also one (1)
lash boards, 14 to 20 inches wide, delivered at
this place. Said elterrylp be ID, 12, lf or 16
feet long, Imo of heart, bad corners or bash.
All good lumber. Personcadering will state
price, how dry the lumber is; and how soon,
d what quantities they can Wats/a.
I . l 6 Addreat, W. O. Humor,
EigteWorks, -
Harrisburg, Pa. .
March 7.-4 t
• ,t-A4i4A,,,ee,_.z.r.l.pjc,:r4
Foy SALL-510054144
. on easy • 71.1111.
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Ckrn Asna.—March 13, bleallk
fibighani Dag. glibrat ldit besset:mill
If any coo will pious poem aas wb Mk'
will pay him lir kis treolia, s, •
•, : .
Loirr' .-Between Towanda
and W -
.0; hro Ostaitik Yostkrors. lb* ladle vet
costar bror
,by laming Mom at Poona, &
Co'..
Der Undertaking at E. N. Flow's,
Rome, Pa., 25 per cent. cheaper than anyother
Ann In the county. A fine hearse tantisbed
when desire".
4w.—*
I. Irmo E. d. Knioarzy is now re
ceiving new Spring styles in erery variety et
Millinery and Fancy Goode.
' April 4-3 w."
Opening of new Spring MB.
Unary Goode, at Ma fumes, Saturday,
April G.
Pine Street.
Fon laus..—;On reasonable tenni,
a first-class, light. open buggy.- Can be seen.at
Brztnrsi fr. Co.'s Factory, Towanda. For terms,
etc., address, P."Bartir, Easton, Pa.
NS. Will be on exhibition, in a
,few days, tbo handsomeit spring Overcoats
(insp e ct
aeon in Towanda. " Boys; don't fall - to
linspect thew at N. Gotnexrra's N. C. P.
NoTicz:—The ladies of the Baptist
Church and congregation will hog aft/mud
Ice Cream Festival In the rooms above Dr. Dr
rules office, near the Elwell House, commenc
ing Tuesday evening, the 9th Inst..
Ncrncz TO Parsicum—Dr. G. W.
Sroirc having removed from Warrezi Centre,
Acre is now a good opening for a physician.
Any one deiiring to locate there, can secure a
good dwelling and a lucrative practice. Ad
dress or enquire of J. F. Comm, Warren Ceti
ire, Pa.
April 4-4 w.
GA4 FITTMG AND FIXTIIitES.—COD-
Drxo, Itusszu. Co. have secured the services
of a very superior workman. and . are prepared
to do gas fitting on abort notice at the reduced
rate of 13 . ants per foot. Now is the time to
get work done before the price is adranced. A
lesge stick of fixture; brackets, globes, etc.,
on hand.
1!!:&. D. A. PErrLs A; Co. have on
'mild a Very choice assortment of Millinery
Goods, and a full corps of first-class Milliners;
therefore they arc donadeut that they can sup
ply all their old customers, and u many more
as may wi.ll • the best goods at the lowest
prices t at the sign of the big Bonnet.
Towanda, April 10,1872.-2 w. 7
.ter We have on hand and offer at
bargains :
1 Grover 1. Baker Sewing Machine,
2 Ladd t Webster's " "
•
1 Wheeler t Wilson's -"
1 Franklin 41 II
Leather 44 16'
Call at the agency of
ts. niDowAy & ByEnzrr, on Bridge
street, still continuo to supply our people with
everything in the Grocery and, Provision line,
at very low rates. The proprietors are both
active and industrious, and all customers are
treated the sane. A child receives the same
attention IA an adult. This fact has made the
"Bed, White and Blue" the favorite place for
families to buy groceries. •
A Car.o.—l am reliably informed
that certain parties engaged In the clothing
business in this place, are reporting that there
left Towanda, and this is to' notify my old
friends and customers that such reports are in
stigated by jealousy, and are false in erery par
ticular. I am still engaged m the clothing
business, and hare the best assortment of
goods to be fonn.l in Towanda.
Mr - Special examinations of taach
bre for the Summer term of schools wall be held
as folkiwe : •
Lellaysrille, Saturday, April 13 ; East Smith.
field, Tuesday, April 10 ; Troy, Thursday, April
18 ; Towanda, Tuesday, April 23.
Applicants will please come provided with
pen, ink, pencil, paper and reader. Exercises
to commence at Velock . a. w.
AL A. Kr.cart, Co. Supt.
Toiratula, Pa., March 30, 1872. •
-Fon SALE.—The valuable property .
known is the Bradford Eftwise, and furniture ;
also, two second-hand Billiard Tables. This
property is well situated in !South Waverly,
Pennsylvania, and La an excellent stand for a
hotel, and 'sill be sold on easy terms to suit
purchasers. For in regard to the
situation of the premises, and price, enquire of
W. D. KELLEY, of Towanda, Ps., or Jaws 8.
liftman', of Waverly, N. T., who will answer all'
enqtuiries with promptness.
xi. New, after all that has teen
said and written by interested - parties, ire are
compelled by the decision of the people, who
certainly ought to be able to judge, to still
claim that the Sh.ger Improved Sewing Ma
chines are not warrrassol. They do any work
that any rowing machine &sea, as easy . and
sisuply. They do not wear out. They will
work as ce?ily fter years use as at first. . .
Wrciniaat k Dr.aca,
General A4cat&
tam. Examine the figures below,
from official returns. Sales of the leading Sew
ing Machine Ws. for 1871: -
SiNgc? ri , facti(ring, Cornpanj.
Wheeler S Wilson
Grorer taker.
Weed Soring Machine Co . 39,655
Howe Machine Co., from Jae. to Aar— 31,010
Wilcox 3. Giblo 33,217
American 53,121
Wilson •
Original Howe
Domestic
Da' L. C. NELSON is agent for the
Domestic Sewing Machine. Yon can see (but
nut hear, for they aro almost as noiseless as
the snow Sake), two or three of the Domestic
Sewing llachines in fall opwallon in the cea
tom clothing department of TATUM a Gone*
Towanda. They are bounty,* snake good work,
if each enterprising and experienced men as
these decide, after trying all others, that. the
Domestic is'best, _ what better guide can the
inexperienced hive; take heed, such evidence
is decisive. -Don't bo deceived by agents. Day
the best nischine ; it is whining its way into all
such establiahmenta-where it Is known.
lOWA, NEBDASEA, KANSAS; CALI.I7OII
- alone does not produce an&
The thing which is advertised must have
intrinsir inenZ, or .clso large advertising will
everitadly dait more harm than good. If you
have anything whith you know to be good; ad
rerlise it thorottgldy, and you will be sure to
succeed; if it is poor, don't praise It, for-people
will soon discover yon are lying.
Such is the policy of the tuauwcrrox 'norm
which runs to three groat regions in the West :
Ist, to Omaha, connecting with the great Pa
cific Roads. 241, to Lincoln, the capital of Ka-
Intska, and all that beautiful region month of
the Platte, filled with R. R. lands and= home
stoads. 3.1, to St. Joseph, Kansas City and all
Kansas points.,
-The roads are splendidly built, have the best
bridges, finest cars, the miller platform and
coupler, and the safety air brake (to remit
the loss of life that is everywhere else hap".
ing); Pullman's sleepers, Pullman dining ears,
large and powerful engines (to make quick
time and good- connection), and are in a -ward
the best equipped roads in the West. So that
Ryon desire to go safely, surely, quickly and
comfortably to any poins In Southern lola,
Nebraska, Kansas, or oa the Pacific loads, be
sure that you go "By Way of. Burlington."
All who wish particular. Information, and a
large amp, showing correcay the Great' West,
and all its railroad connections, _Can obtain
them, and any other knowledge, by addressing
General Passenger Agent, 11. & Ka S. B. IL,
Burlington, Puree •
Mir /
bid Ihomset
- MOM= PIRCIrMI
inpursauss. •
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tiansaints : I bad • Iwo at year ,"linakti
Paled Obsiapion dean' in nty olio at ties
tins d tbs Gnat the Mb sad Sib if
odder. Oos was at des maid door sad that
case on tan tided door. Bak Wm lei to tits
beat. sad vine as sot tbein an, sass Os
Ars. Ilboad an ay mond books and pawn—
is tack the atlas ambests it both earn-lo
splendid eadition; the uniting ot tin skis it
. ties laidloit at do books nu sit Ike duo*
_done. I in tutors tin now bet
ask& Tans tray.
• AL/.dl PlMEttilit;
. .
Pow large Bates of mother mks; beicoglag
to Xr. Puturras, Me by side tetthEssimeob.
wen destroyed id%4Y Obsir easteals. z - •
cars moongifkixornormornm noomi -
hut WNW* gooposonotkok oe their boob,
Pee rs, * va ?" 1111. ! 1'16- 7 4.. l i fl i6i saiksi°
. ionalkotOrod
MA todysiginum
ER FABREL-k,
No. 251.1kautov. mow Wainpoi., N. Y.
IPABBIa 4 riZIOUNO a CO.; Philodelphis.
KIMBING A CO., Margo.
HERRING. YARBEL A SHIMMAN. -
New Orleans
MARRIED. - •
• •
LANE-11111ZLEIL—hi North Towanda. try
8. A. Ll* Zarb March 28,1872. Mr. Baal
DB. Lana and Las Holdall K . Wheeler, all of
oribean, Pa.
PIIIIIIPS—WILOCOL—In &add td , Penn.,
April 7. by B. iL Dean, Mr. Vfalter Vidalia"
and D! Irmo Wilcox.
111430Y—DIIIKIL—At bows, on Wednesday,
April 8,1874, by Bev. Win. McGlatbery Jas.
J. M'Ooy, of Lewistown.- Pa., to Miss Addis
8., youngest daughter of B. Oyer.
DIED.
JACKSON.—A%-his home to Burlington atr,
lowa. Jan. IL 1872, of . congestion of she
fift7 . -ilvo
how. Rev. Goo. W.pn. Juba; a load Deluxe,
aged ye
Bro. Jaciaos was best; known and greedy be.
loved, in Lorene and. Bradford counties, Pa
where be lived up to 100, and where the above
anwooneentad will be read with =IOW eor-
MN.
ne was one of God's nobleman. Like his
ho lived not for himself, bat for the
good otothers; and as far u dollars and nears
are concerned, I have seldom known a ca=
worked harder. accomplished more, d
mare, and received less, than Goo. W.Jackson.
Thociesnds will remember his blacksmith
shop, on the corner, at Wyalusisig; where the
early and late ring of his anvil welcomed au
(omen, while In the rear of l the shop lined his
humble i4me, with its doors wide open for the
reception of all:
He was the prime mover in building the
Brick Church near his shop, and I believe
started tho first 4iethodist Sunday school in
Wysluing, while many of the buiness place 4
in town bear the impress of his generous enter
prise. The "lovo.light" of his eye, and the
warm grasp l of his hand, will never be forgot
ten by the young who have been encouraged
by his earnest words, l and warmed by his gene
t= I= 00
Bo was the inventor of the
," Jackson Scales,'
widely known here and throughout the West,
and was zealously laboring in their .manufac
ture, when removed to the higher life.
In 1802, during the dart days of our late war,
he lett his badly and business, raised &pampa
hy of men, was mustered into the 11. B. service
as captain, and like a hero endured the priva
tions and sufferings of camp and Held We, till
ill lacalih cionipelled him to resign.
In the death of Bro. Jaerson, bit, family have
lost a faithful and' lcrring father; business dr
des have lost sivirldustriocis and ingenious me
chanic. ' The claritich has lost an intelligent and
warm hearted Christian bother l and minister.
The country has lost a true patriot and heroic
defender, and the old the young have lost
a Pure philanthropist and-friend. l
"Gentlest of spirits not for thee .
Our tears are shed, our sighs aro given,
Why mourn to know thou art a tree
WICLZIAX 8 BLACK.
Partaker of the joys of Heaven?
Finished thy work, and kept thy faith
In Christian firmness onto death."
Ulla= Proc.
TODD.—At Willow Grange, March 6, Mrs. Can
oline S. Todd, wife of the Bev. hue Todd,
pastor of the Presbyterian church, Holman
villa, N. L, to:turfy of Tro, this county, in
In the sixty-second year of her ' age.
Mrs, TODD bad been in feeble health for some
months, and yetlaer end was sudden endgame.
pected. Sitting in her chair, she said to •her
daughter, "It appears to be growing dark. I
think l l am dying:" and in a short, time she was
gonei Her husband was absent al the weekly
prayer meeting, and returned in time only to
see her breathe her life away._ who knew
her hare witnessed " the grace of God in ber,7
and record It with devout thanksgiving. *any
ministers and members throughout the Church,
will drop a tear at the remembrance of her
amiable life, and'her hospllable isinl Christian
home, and wall Lift their hearts to God for the
venerable servant of Christl who is deprived of
the counsel and company of one who has watk
ed withihim in his ministry so many years. The
God of all comfort be with Eibli
?J. E. Rosssra.w.
ROGEBEL—At Forksydle, Pa., Karel 31, Uaiy
Era, daughter of' M. A. and Abbie Unger'',
aged 8 months Ind 23 days. •
SPECIAL -x* NOT E.
--
la. Persons wishing to 'Buy, Sell
or Leasei Houses or lama, will And it to their
advantage to call on
Jona W. Mg,:
nod Estate Agent.
Office Illercner B:ock, Towanda, Pa.
r - ter WM. CaamisSux keeps
better assortment.of Seth Thomas' Clocks, than
any one in Bradford county. Prices from $235
to 825.00: Also Ithaca Calendar, and Sne French
Clocks u always on hand. All uxirranfed.
,
sat Thomas .Maddo*, Produce
Commirsion.Merchant. 220 re=sylvinia Are
nae, Scranton. Pa. Butter,
Fruits, Fruits, Potatoes, &a, ents wh
etted, and returns promptly on sale of
Goods. Reference* cheerfully given. Corres
pondence solicited.
. 181,2 V)
. 128,529
50,139
Ilia. We, the +dersigned, having
had ample opportnnit of estimating the abili
ty of Ur. Sautraatomr„ as a Gas Fitter,' bate
great pleasure in testifying that we consider
him a competent and faithful mechanic, and
possessed of businesscinahtications which fay
entitle him to the support of the public. e
We !bereft° hope he will rec ei ves abate of
public sore r : .
M. C. s, Jam Macrastasz, G. T.
MAsos N. N. BEng, J. 0. nos; Jam
lacCiris, O,M. liturnuat, J.l). INowrairrr, A.
G. Sisson, D. El. Piarr, A. Mamas, Jiro. J.
Gamuts, Ifsismsrs.
SAMUEL P. BOYLE,
Practical Ma and Stenos - Etter,
(Over twenty years' experience).
Shop under GoLnexnalt " C. P. P. 0.
Box 471.
.. 21,153
20.051
10,7
10110CLAMILTION.-Wir MR A IR,
lion. PAU B. ErtlXll33ol.2Wisident 'eggs
to the 12th Judicial Mulct, consisting 'of the
ommtlea of Bradford and Bug and
Roes. Ziourucc Yuma and J. W. Van
Associate Midges, in sod for• mid county
lintdftd, Wive issued their precept
datethe 27th day of February*. 1872, to b un
meted for a Mort of Oyer and Termin
er. t Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Common Pius, and Oiphan's Court at Miran
da,l for the county of Bradford,:3lcosday,lLay
6, to continuo two weeks.
Notice is thereinto hereby gi to the Colo-
Dors, and - Jostices of the Peace. of the ty
coun
of Bradford, that they be then said there in
their proper persist, at 10 &cloak In the fore
noon of said day, 'with records. inquisitions and
other minembnumes. to do tboeilidoge which
to their. Mike ammUlna jo be done ; and those
who;are bound by mogul: 6 . gi zz otherwise to
prosecute against the who are or
be ma =to Jail the
°t
at the ssid=t are 611° shall
to be
then and there %o prosecute spied them as
shall be just. ?Jurors are requited to be
punctual in their ittendsnce,agreesbly to their
macs;
Dated at Towanda, the 11th il t r ou tral. In
th ha= c at& 11171111_V-tir onr Lord. 4 : e and at the eight
e-
=we of the traitect Staten, the ninety.
J. P. TAN Fuzz Meth%
TirANNUAL =MN G OF
o rillis~sts
Coat 06.1 M be rat at the aim et the Ompley.
In the Dons* at Tomiii. Sissatraiihi es the
el Apr% 11frk al 11 o & • ja, for the
parpollo et elegem Dtesetani a Throw A dark.
Coldsitisis so* oftstbeatassi as . doll , pop
elbeas ban sedi
JIL arsiliss.
DZ.
4, SIMISIU
7 1 001tX, Hams,
abatore.asa% , Ka ektrwTratijnil
Jai O.IIITL - FOIL
El
is, Mire us .aliaio
EITIIINIERI
SfilaarrS z p iam ,,.. .44 - lirtia t Ot
• writ at ent et the Con*
K Oareent Onaley. lo tee
diredwlortil wee at the Court
Zones in thir •
.1~" Temente. en TRIDIMMT .
i t: I otatialf ai t at lit
f eel rah leennedu as laure 1 -
Id hiyinnty kWh* freer Marv a = tie ilte=
ROL awe la the weal tit the
Debra DO hot *ape end 1111 a deep.Wr i tro
oars need et a Owe Ohl duelling
ind a bard debts thous.
thine mud taken he exerntlas id Doe WI et Thaw
mowum vs. T. IL Linda* Oa
lealowlept dincribed teem or Mai
K lend Orate to LTh rap.. bounded en the
'berthby NOW dad. at thy. an ybad ot Per
inea
has an the on the month lend o4=
neat tz s lis iosn Diweridt
WOO wpm e
ta or lea. `m-
Muda ten reery plea ernon.
Mud and taken hi execution at the stilt ot !I: T.
Ilaeleal nes rs. D. W. theretruner.
AZlO—TheletioweandireoeShalliel. pima greet
K land Moats a lttlemery tap.. toopmded as the
north by hod et Mena Draws, os the met b 7 the
Duni* Teneptis. is fba eon* by but at Jared
Eassawed. sod as the wed by lend or Harrthan
Tooddem.." Onetileihr Me awe at had. more or
ker. Unproved with a framed bciume. a framed hers
GM a few fruit true Orson.
• thine* ad bike In easeetionet the. "nit ot-Jud•
ye B. Norm ie. Jaime Seetay.'
AlAIG—The Ibikertag described lot, yiaie menet
at land Wholetwp.. bounded as the
north by hub' at
W W. W. Decker end It. C. -Nucor
I%ri;me of Mem Mum; mouth by lands ot
it u meet Igr had ot Ilumpet Claineper.
acne ot bend. snare or less. all toi-
Cee prt=% two framed Imam two trued buns
one corn
he and an maple orchard thereon.
&dud and token to eseurtion at the suit QM. Z.
Bhclunaa's us vs. I. D. Pox. .
Also by "hens ot apathy write of Vead. lam
imbed red blue In execlition -at "the wet of D.B.
iliecketan'enee. re. It. D. lox. •
ALSO—Ry 'Mina of sundry
mmae r
wanrdt s p o l f e s V . e t n h d e .
=
n N edl h plaeo m purest
of land situate in
Well
s T am boandlul on the north by land of Zahn
ana
and Thomas Lytle. on the Mat by land
'ist T.' Reynolds. on the south by land of Lucretia
Strong. and on the west by land of Whitney Mord
end Martin Capron. Co nta ining ll2 sores, more or
bee. about $' acres 'scissored. with a double two
story framed house. a smell old framed house, a
framed barn and two apple orchard thereon.
IlethC oednaly and taken In emotion at the omit of Brie.
2:ml IL O. thinneft.
ALlRl—The vs.
tollowing deacribed lot, piece Or pmaw
tele land genets In Smithiteld tsp.. Womded on
the north by the pnblio. highway. mat by lands of
r Lydia orar_ south end wed by lands of Augustus
Contaleng one half of an sae • of land.
more or kw; all improved with a framed home,
framed barn and a few fret trees thereon. '
Rebel and taken In execution at the suit of B.
Pierce's me re. Charts@ H. Schaub=
ALSO—The Molting desalbedlt4=s or prod
at Bad innate In Barclay twp. at the'
.oath-wast corner of William Arthrup's land near
the public bigpiway leading up the Schrader Crest:
thence north 4136 beg. cud sB,t; pre. to a pod ;thence
north 51 deg. wed 58 pr.. to a pod: thence south
47 deg. west 88 7-10 perchei to a post: thews south
CI deg. east 88 440 pre.. to the public highway
staresald; thence north 34% east) 15 9-10 pra.
to post; thence'north 55 dog. east 25 $4O Neches
to the place of beginning. Containing MI acres and
56 perches Oland, more or lasi. about one arze
. No
buildings.
seized ant taken in execution at the salt of E.
Lockwood's use vs. Charles D. Northrup.
ALSO—The following dacribed lot. piece or wad
Cl land iiill2lo in Towanda Borough. bounded on
the north and east by land of John P. Mean; on
the south by land of Idward Elliott and west by
Borate street. Containg one acre of
or less. lammed, with & two story framedho u
se
trained bon and few trait trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot. piece or parcel of land situ
ate in the township of Towanda, bounded on the
north by land of IL ll.' Maw, east by. land of Mi
chael Dealans, south by land of James 11d3M and
west by Agin Bowman. Containing 33 Lacs of land
more or leas.. Ito Improvements.
Seized and taken in exoeution at the wait of 0. E.
flatris'i um vs. Benjamin Lewis and Jazzes P.
Lewis. •
Seised and takers In ementkna at the snit of P. L.
Wands. James P. Lewis sad Benin:an Lewis-
ALSO—At the snit of P.E. Buffington Ts. Benja
min Lewis and James P. Lewis.
.A.Ll3o—The following described lot; piece or paroel
of land situate in Towanda Borough, bounded on
the mirth by land of Wickham k Black, qn the east
by an alley. on thersonth by land of M. E. Solomon
and west by Slain. street. Being 23 fort front on
add Kan street. and about ninety feet - deep (ex.
tending to said alley) three story brick build.
but need as a store;
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of John
P. Means" nee re. Sherman N. Aspinwall.
ALSO—The foilowiog &merited lot, pteee or parcel
of land situate in Towanda Borough. bounded on
the north by land' of Mrs. Patrick Gillys. od the
east by Main street. on the south by land of Michael
Boman and west by an alley. Heins 50 feetfront on
said Main stmt. more or loos. and 147 feet deep.
ntes oe
shed thereo less n. . oath a fralSod hones =don old fined
Seized and Caked in execution at tho suit of L. B.
Hedgers k Co..' use es. Patrick °Wyo.
ALSO—Dy virtu of sundry writs of Ala. FL Ps,
will be meld at the sometime and place, the follow
tug described lot. piece or parcel Gilead situate in
Albany inio. beginning at a corn= of land former
=longing to Simeon: Henson. now Jerre
along line of land belonging to Ge orge
Kendall north On dig. treat 52 pea. to the creek;
thence down the creek 68 prs. to a beech corner an -
ttitiebank of the creek; thence south S 9 deg:. west
38 pre., to Benson's line to a post set far a corner
thence south 30 deg. west 68 prs, to the place of be.
ginning. Containing 20 acme of land, more or less,
about 3 scree taproots& with kraal* house thereon
Belted and taken In execution at the suit of E. C.
Kiiil i zr. Amara Beverly.
A
By bides of sundry writs of Lend Fad.,
wdi be void at thesauri° time and place the fallow
ing described lot, piece or parcel of land situate in
Monroe top., bounded on the north by lands cc
Mullin Yowler, east and south by lands of Lyman
Marcy, west:
and 40
of Simnel Lyon. Being 20
feet In width and 40 feet In depth, with a framed
building used as a shingle mill thereon.
and taken in execution at the snit of Wash
ington Irvin .administrator of Thomas Doud, de.
ceased. vs. &dab Wicktuun.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or par.
eel, of land situate In Wyalusing twp., bounded on
the south and east by lands of J. S. Thopson, on
the north by lands of J. D. Camp, and on the west
h 7 the highway leading. from Camptown to Herrick.
Seised and taken in
eteention at the salt of N. A.
Polies Ts. 11. J. Eaten. ,
ALSO -By virtue of sundry writs of Als. Vend.F.x
will be .old at the same time and place, the follow
ing described lot. piece or pieced of land situate in
Towanda tsp., bounded an the north by lands of
John B. Smith and the Widow Coon. east by lands
of William Watkins. south -by lands of M. C. Mer
cer and the estate of C. 1.. Ward, deceased, and
wed by lands of George Britton, hosts Durex and
J. P. Dares. Containing 135 acres of land. more or
less, about GO acres Impel:weed, with a' bog, framed ,
dwelling bonse,-two old framd houses, framed barn,
.and few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in exception at the sail of H.
Charlotte Waal. administrable of the estate of C.
L. Ward. deceased. vs. Michael Mrfiert.
ALSO—The fel:owing described lot. piece . or par
cel of land situate fa Albany taw, beginning at
paint in the public high Way or Berwick Turnpike In
front al. Et. Lead's tense rimming thence down
the Middle of the highway leading from asid_turn
pike to tbe Hibbard school house In an di
rection to the center of the south bran h o
of Towan
da Creek. thence down said creek the several courses
theme to the Les of Wells Wilcox's land ; thence
along Sue fa a northeasterly direction to a hemlock
corner ; thence by lands of said Wilcox and others.
to an soberly direction to hemlock corner on the
Whim ; thence along said WA mentioned line
in a neitherte direction to the South Branch of To.
wands creek ; thence down said creel by the several
courses thereof to the corner of Mien Babe's land;
thence by lands of Freeman Wilcox to the middle of
the Berwick Turnpike ; thence along said Turnpike
to the place of beginning. Containing 213 acres of
land. more or less, about 80 acres improved, with
framed barns and dwelling boniest -mid fruit trees
thereon ; except and reserving therefrom about
acres of the above lot laying on the east side of said
turnpike, which was conveyed by A. Ladd to Icha.
bud Quimby ; Also a lot adjoining said Quimby lot
on the north and deeded to & D. Sterigere by M. A.
Ladd and wife. and alsoexcepting certain lots sold
by the defendant John S. Campbell to Joseph Camp.
bell. B. Stevens, Henry Campbell, A. D. nobler,
John Shultz. P. A. abrader, Baptist Church, B. P.
Jones, D.W. Barshberger, Wm. May, Clarinda Carr
and others.
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of John
N. WITS use vs. D. J. Ormsby and J. S. Campbell.
ALSO—The following described lot.rdece or parcel
of land situate in Burlington tins., bounded on the
north by lands of L. T. Boys., Sugar Creek, Philo
Bendaley and Justin. Morley ; on the ead by land
of L. T. Bove and Jacob Morley ;south by land of
Frank Brown, and the estate of J. F. Long. deed,
and on the west by land of J. F. Long, deed. Reu
ben Morley, Benjamin Clark. S. IL Hill, and the
public highway, containing 211 , acres of land. more
or laws. about 140 acres improved with a two gory
brick dwelling house, an old framed house; two
framed barn with sheds attached, horse barn, work
shop, elder press, and other out buildings, and two
ap=archards thereon.
and takers in execution et the'snit of 31. W.
Wheelock vs. Geo. C. 11111.
ALSO—the following described letplece or par
cel of land situate in Wyse: and Some twps..bound
ed on the north by land of 'John' Woodburn sp u d D.
C. Wattles. mat by land of B. Allen. J. Allen. and
8. B. Miley, Booth landof 0. Allen and J. Allen.
and on. the west by land of /2. Parks.
.Containing
with
33 ac a
framehoise thereon.ne of land. more or len ; 1.4 acre impraved,
Seisedand!takendo executiou at the suit of ;oho
Holmes ire. Wined Allen.
..ALSO-120 following described. lot of bind. situ:
ate in Wysox township, bounded and described as
follows; Beginning at a earner on the line of the
so-celled Robles and lfontanye lot, 10 feet east of 8.
Knoll's n. e. corner, thence north Are degrees and
thirty ininetee,'lrest nine hundred and serenty-five
feet to • corner ; thence north nineteen degrees and
thirty minute, emit fire hundred and thirty-five feet,
thence n4lb seventy degrees and thirty minutes,
sad six brrodred and seventy-Ave feet tocorner;
on line of the farm . of Stephen Strickland.l junior ;
theme along line of the same south Ave degrees and
thirty minutes. east fourteen hundred and thirty
feet to the sordlewest corner of said Strickland's
him on the line of Noblei and Mentions lot here
take.* mentioned; thence along line of the same
KrAth sizti-two degrees, west Are hundred .and
'minty feet, to the place of beginning. Containing
Onto= acres and one hundred and twenty.six per
eine of dand. more or lees, with a large framed
house, known as the Park Hotel. framed barn. oth.
er out-buildings, and partof a trotting park there
on.
Seized and taken in execution at the salt of J. P.
Charles Hoppe.
Af.SO- -Tbe following described lot, piece or par
cel of land situate In gbesheeula twp., bounded on
the north by lauds of A. J. Thompson. cast by lands
of Win. Tredetick, south by Hiram Tompkins and
west by lands of T. Parke. Containing Li an es,
More 'trek's, about one acre improved.
' Seized and taken In execution at the suit of C. A.
reneses use vs. K. P. Shaw's adminlstratrix and
B. T. Park. tarot tenant.
ALSO.The following described lot, piece or pit.
setSif bnfreltaiste in South Creek twp., bounded
north by bads of Martial Llday, cant by lands of
Samoa Loots, math by lauds of William Owens
and James VOL wad weal by the Northern Central
Railway aotapany. Containing GS acres - of land. ,
more or Lees: shoat &O acres improved. with a framed
boom, framed barn and trait trees thereon. '
Seised sod takes in execution at the salt of Sylva
n= Van Buskirk vs. Julius Teinlatf. .
ALSO—The tollaulag desinibed lot, piece or - par.
ail at bad Wands la Towanda Morongh; bounded
on the - earth byf7heatosit atreek east by Linda of IL
Iterenr. fonnaly In pobatalan of W. K. 11.(tore.
month by land oi BL 0.. - Karam and west by land of
IL C. Kereak saw oacnwied byT. Karahall—
Contaidng affla
_swap feet of la K.
M. bore or leas.
71 feet boat on said Chestrint street and 120
betdeep. with it two story bawd dwelling hone
sad $ mall framed barn thereon.
Liaised and takes in execution at the suit of Beboe-
Pa sa. Xarshall Bros. Co.. It. T. War
like sod W. I. Marsha.
ALSO—Tie Moving described lot, piece or par
cel of lend innate in Towanda Borough, bounded
as tbe north by lands of John Y. Weans. on the
lad by Willtrea Street and lands of WM i Bishop,
etattb by bends Of Wig and Itistiop, and - teat by
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...Jr •
' midi** tanzaelNkin Male /111.
Is. tr, T. Illaltcpar. ; "
lellowint=rttis 140; Cr Mg •
fig ar atingle to .belasiled
on the north by hind We. •T. Slabep Sr i alit -UT •
Wade aihry. imnall- by land or Nkm Tyke. and
west by Mahe street. 33 lost g- ma 8114.
Main Wliq. gal laming ; hidt , GM Mit tothaneas
tre or mid petrels allY. Cingeint==re e
larteg aitf. mentor -los with" a
home thereon. _ ;
dLlloClaeolier aw
e leitr - 5014164 01 MOM&
uses Tann& eeunnw on•the
land d Wm. T. Blabop, r., east by William •
south by lands of Sally and Witty" Wc/isttre7aM
west by a private alley. Shbl lot.being 116.fbst on
mid In2m Sheet and janatug back I6K bot to
the Motet of Said Tall
apart het of tar tow,witan ,
sc
dwelling houses therein. and - lot
Into four *pal islets , each kit being 2 9 front on
said William street and running • back sag feet to
metre of mitdailey. Containing 1.9211% equate feel
of bad each , more or Ws, with one of said dwell
ing booms upon each geld lots. Seld lots cont.
assasing with the month at
lotaid numbering towards
the math 1.3. 3 and 4. aspecunar— Beserrisis the
rbr e t is t xd o seal said lots eeparstsly.
and taken in execution at the snit of James
Vandyke Reny les and W. T. W•bo Jr. - •
The following described lot, p7iece or par.
ail of Mad situate in Welts top.. at the
nestlings. censer of lot 310,27 of the allotment a
the Gingham lands convered to 3
John Paget. thence
along the line of said lot south 33 deg. west 19
thence south 32dea, west 32 pa thence south 76
degas west 26 pa thasoenorth 72 deg. west .20 pre.,
thence north along the east line of lot,lro: 110 and
lot Ilia 191, conveyed to Dennis Lewis; 120 perches
thence the south line of lot No. 27 conveyed
to Gabriel siong
Swam, south M 3. U degs. east 72 4.10 Pro
thence along the west line of. lot No. 103 in South
Creek con_Tried to C. U. Leonard. and tot No.
370 in South Creek top.. conveyed to Nathan and
Islets Sh em epard. south
Congi degs. west 92 4-10 pre. to
the pl of .begtnning. wes t
32 340 acres cg
mare or less. about 33 Acres Improved, with a
framed house and alemned barn Gesetion. "•
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of L T.
Pidt's use vs. V. C. Laniard. • '
ALSO—The following deicribed lot. piece oe par
cel of land situate in Pike top., beginning in the
centre of the patdkt.toed Medina front the State
Raid to Meaner Stevens' on Ras Virus Stemma
thence notth. 38 dep. west SS pre. to a hemlock la
the brook, thence unlit up the brook (the brook be.
ins the line) 13 9-10 pre. to a poet in range with
atone wall, thence slung the stone wall s eouthiest..
arty Imam to tbe highway $7 rods. thence along the
highway 8 9-10 pre to spine stump standing on the
east side of said road: thence along said road south
11% dega. west 33 rods to the place of. beginning.—
Containing about 3 acres ot land, more or leas, with
a framed dwelling house thereat.
Seized and taken in ereagion at the salt of. John
Alderson Jr's use vas ward Yowler. • • ' •
ALSO--The following described lot. piece or Par
cel of land situate in Wjndbain top., tog at
the northeast corner, thence west lorbad of Morris
Lawrence and. Michael guilty 160 pre. to a mciall
beach tree; themes north 100 pre. •to a post and
stones, thence west 111740 pre. to a poet and stones
thence north 103 3-10 pre. to a poet and stones,
thence east 307 pre. to a post and stones, thence
south 8 degs, west 213 1.10 pre. to a post and atones
(formerly beech tree) the place at - beginning. • Con
tathing 230 acres of land. more or lm, (excepting
44 acres off the west aide sold to Norman Cowles)
mostly improved, with a framed dwelling Wiese,
framed burn and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Mhz
man Smith vs. A. B. Cowles.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or par ,
eel of land situate in Litchfield top, bounded on
the north by the public highway and lands of A. J.
Layton and A. V. D. Teed. east by the public high
way and lands of A: V. D. Test and land belonging
to tae estate of 1.. Dcmorest, deed. south. by lands
of Benj. Ball and lands belonging to thei estate of
Robert Campbell, deed:West by lards of said Rob
ert Campbell estate. M. Ws Cornell and A. S. Brown
Containing 109 acres of land, more or •less, about 90 •
acres Improved. with a framed house, two framed
barns, framed shed and an apple orchard thereon.
Seized and tthen in execution at the suit of Isaac
Baldwin's use vs, Jacob L. Ball.
ALSO—The following &ascribed lot. piece or pais . ,
eel of land, situate In Wysox twp., boundetfas
low.: Beginning at a corner. on line of lot hereto.
fore - conveyed to Charles Homan by J P Kirby and
wife: thence north 40 deg. and Sd min. west 250 feet
to the southwest corner of a lot conveyed to John'
Hanley by slid Kirby and wife; 'thence along line of
the same 225 feet to the west aide of the public
highway leading to the ss Bowman's Eddy;" th ence
along the same south 40 deg. and 30 min. east 290
feet to the northeast corner of salt Homan's lot;
thence along line of the same smith 62 deg, west 230
feet to the place of beginning; containing one acre
and 59 perches., more or less, all improved.
ALSO—One other lot...piece or parcel of land situ-
Elba Wysox tsp.. *forted& described as follows:
ginning sat a corner on the west side of ...Bow.
's Eddy Highway." lift feet northwest from the
northeast corner of lot conveyed to John Hanley;
Fesralong said highway north 40 deg :sad 30 Inin.
930 feet to learner; thence north 21 deg.3o naha.
t 215 feet to a corner; thence south 70 deg. add
30 min. west 22S feet to a Corner; thence south 21
deg. and 30 min. east 320 feet to a poet corner;
thence south 43; deg. and 30 min. east 990 feet to a
coiner; thence north 49 deg. and 30 min. east T. 15
feet to the place of beginning; containing 6 acres,
cr less, all Improved:
`ALSO--One other lot, 'piece or parcel of land.
Wysox tern.. aforesaid, described as fellows;
Beginning at a corner on the east side of the public
highway leading from Towanda Borough to Bow
man's Eddy:" 1048 feet southeasterly along said
highway from the south line of Lucinda Holmes'
lot, running north,7o deg: and 30 min. east 320 feet
to a corner. south 21 deg, " and 30 tall. salt 190 feet
to a corner; thence south 40 deg. and 30 rain. east
360 feet to a corner; thence south 49 deg, : and -30
min. west 320 feet to • corner oh east aide of high
way aforesaid; thence along the same north 40 deg.-
and 30 min. west 405 feet to atruer; thence along
the same north 21 deg. and 30 n. west 260 feet to
the place of beginning; containing 2 acres and 63
perches, more or less, all improved.
ALSO—One-other lot, piece or parcel of land. situ
ate In Wysox tap., &Somali& described as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner of a lot conveyed
to Harding & Wallach; thence north 91 deg. and 30
minutes west 150 feet to a corner; thence south 70
deg. and 90 min. west about 180 feet to line of Pa. at
N. Y. Canal & B.R. Co.; thence along the same south
erly about 1.50 feet to northwest corner of said Hel
ium & Wedlock lot: thence along line of same north
70 deg. and 30 min. east about 183 feet to place of
beginning; containing 99 perches, more or less, all
improved. •; -
ALSO-- - -One other lot;plece or parcel of land, Rita.
ate in Wysex twp., aforesaid, described as follows:
Beginning at the northeast. corner of a let conveyed
to Kellum & Wedlock by .7 P Kirby and wife; thence
parallel with highway leading to "Bowman's Eddy"
north 21 deg.. and 30 min. west 75 feet to a cornets;
thence south 70 deg. and SO min. west 225 feet VS a
corner; thence. mouth 21 -deg. and 30 min. east TS
feet to northwest corner of said Kellam & Mullock's
lot; thence along the same north 70 deg, and 30
min. east 225 feet to the place of beginning: con
taining 121 perches,of land, more or ; less, all im
proved. . .
Seized and taken inter execution at the ran. of I. I'
Sirtry vs Walter Spencer.
.T.' I'. vats FLEET. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Tolrarkda. April 4. 1a72.
PEGISTER'S NOTICES.—Notice
is - hereby given. that there has been Mid and
settled in the office of the- E. ceder of Wills In and
for the county of Bradford. accounts of adminis
tration upon She following estates, rim
Final account of V. S. Landon. gnu than - of Ida
Viola Spaulding.
Final account of Austin ..11. Titus, executor of
Darid Titus, deemed. .
Account of Jasen K. Wiled, guardian of Elise.
bath Sfuriay.
Adcount of Jason E. Wright, pedlar! of George
Many.
Account cf Jason N. Wright, guardian of
F. Murray..
MIMM=ME
NMi=ilMiMl
Final ac ct cf E. S. Skeel, administrator of Je.
roma Blakeslee.
Final' account of Helen C, Salsbury, admen Atm.
nix of .7erqme S. Salsbury.
Final account Of D, E. Ayres, guardian of Temps
A. Strong. • .
Final account or John F. Orenaldro, executor of
James A. Thomas. deceased.
. Final account of Austin Moan. Josi.ei Max% ex
ecutors and Clara Edsall.- executrix of Jonas Mull.
First and partial account of Win, Mix. trrortce of
S. C. Adams. .
Foul account of G. IF. Brink and Rogcrß. Iloiccl
executors of Win. Rider. deceased. '
Final account of D. LaPqrte, executor of JatueB
R. Martln.
Final account of Elizabeth P. Badger and, D. S.
Pratt, administrators of J. IT. Badger.
Final account of Emily Gore. Obadith Gore and
Oar C. Gore. adminiatratnrs of Geo. C. Gore.
Partial secoont . of Aaron Slimier. grrardian of
Charles 0. Snyder.
Partial wet:runt of Aaron Sheeler, gaardian of EV4
Snyder.
Partial acronr.t of S. Kirby. Ext.exiter of :lost•pla
Find account of O. D. Bartlett. Adrulnistrtor c'f
Jana A Brower. I
ALSO—The appraiseinent et property; wet off by
Executers or Adralni , tr.sters to widows er children
of the following decedents : • ,
Ertato of Jolla W. Bowatap.
Daniel Lenot:
•• Thomas M. Card.
Marood EttaUbangi:l
.• Ember! Weribeizer.
And the same trill be • presented to the Orptan's
-Court of Bradford county. on Thursday the 16th
day of Mar. 1872, at 3 o'clock, p. In.. for confirma
tion sad allowance. -'
C. or.AniDrso.
Register;
April 4 1612
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-Br
♦irtine of an order issued out of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford County, the undersigned 'drain;
istrahix of the estate •of Calvin Stone. late. of Ver.
rick township, deceased. will expose to public sale.
on the premises. Lulderrick twp.. on MOYDAY. the
224 day of Aril/L,1872, at 2 o'cl rk, p. m.. the fol
lowing deiscribed lot, piece or parcel of land, bone&
ed and desdilied as follows :
Beginniniat south east . orner of W. 11. H. Jen:.
lot. Urines north 1 dm. east Wont-east Hue of
said lenkina lot 173 prs.. to a post for • corner.'
thence south 5.3 deg. east 42 140 pen, to thb war
rant tine. a poet for a corner: thence south 1 deg.
west 6 prs. to a post for a corner: thence 'Keith I
deg. west 100 pra. to a post for a corner; thence
west 13 pis. to said warrant line. a post. thence
south 1 deg. west CO pra along said warrant line to
a post: thence south 70 deg: west 43 1-10 pets. to
the beginning. Containing fifty acres and one bun.
deed and twenty-tire perches. more or lose.
TEllllll—s23 down at time,of sale and ooe.half of
balance at onnermation and remainder with interest
at the expiration of six 'tenths after c.milemation
with right in pnrchaepr to pay the whole value upon
col:airmotion should ho so desire. .. •
Marrl 25, Isl 2
A UDITORS NOTICE.-$N THE
..011M.
natter of fie male of J. R. floor, dateatil,iii
the CepMee Covet nfOrculfent Ctunify, -
The undersigned appointed by, the Orplrene Conti
of aaid county, an Auditor to distribute funds' in
the hands of the admirdermter of said estate,
wilt attend to the duties of his appointment.'
at the oliee of IL It. 21 ean. in the Dorietuh of
.Towanda Thursday. the 2301 day of April. 1872. at
1 o'clock. p.m.; at which time and place all persona
interested must present their data: on said funds
or ho debarred the:dram,
If B. McICEAII.
Auditor.
a:.u.19.' j2ai~--
APPLICATION 'IN DIVORCE-.
'To Edward D. Stalford.—No. 334. Der. T. 1371.
Eon are hereby notined that' Ella LI Milford, your
wife, by her next friend. James Taylor. bee applied
to the court of common pleas of Destined county.
for a divorce from tbs bonds of maiiirannE.4lnd the
LIU court has appointed Monday. .the Gth day of
May. 11312. for hearing dm mid 121 a in the prannea.
at' which time and placelou can attend if yea think
proper. J. P. YAN - FLPZT.
nuir.2o , w4 • • 'WTI.
=;EI
INN 3
DUSKY . 81p 14E.
Admlnistratris.
aurae. Dow _' . , iiiii' - iikitmi
I t isi
ism otiuraLua., foiri_w_Auwiiw
W.. bo Orpoloot to 'NW If tb6 lootournii•
oboosair t : tbs.. oit:Yortio=
21 ariWic &nil tba foolp
oteVadl to lb* bet; loam Abe
soot upon boom, 6to pelt balm OW
t . a.. . .!2 , - ~ t ..;,7 :-, 4:...4 ,I ,e .rt ....,.- •
/era., st lllir + mf►+aiL#
Azi,urT•
101 Ilintis :oh* St •
230
99 . •
A11112X . 14 -
134
•
113 ' Cannlngbam 1)
gortly,Jsams
- Raw Ashes • °
tailladeAuertii
403
- 320 • .
400
400
300
400
390 '
265 Stuart Debook---
400 . 819 , 14.01390044., -
630 100641.9biesdr' -- •
92a. Etbidea6=3l
- - . an.
200
EA - • Damn Jews
-126 Pfeifer Gawp P °
154 Etinger Jotua •
atorsoz rwr.
KO -. ;Ateleretin — Nun' met
291 Anderson gawp!' .
181 - - Poorree.larett,
193 Beilller Jacob it
78 Cantator Frederick
172 KW. Nam.
400 Hamptotellobert -
AO Hopkiee Kobrat
200 Welk nuotket .
400_ - North James,
gm • •: rlfaetbAeint
SUM Peter
400 • ',ghetto Frederick
400 attotts Geerje
280 • Wallace 11827
WM=
200 Young qicsuel -
. .
Joints .
M. Betz Henry
343 - Beta Joseph
343ismer
400 r H= ci.
300 ' - Barnes
St ; Cook/ Henri •
- • Cooley Swine! •
400 Cooley Jambes '
400 Quieter Harman
440 Castatoe Joseph
Edge Peter
100.Ellts Huey
257 Frits Jelin •
86 - Pelts Jahn
343 . Frits Sumter •
400 -Hardy James . -
373 Hardy Henry
400 .1 Hardy Sanmel
396 - Harris Ann .
400 Hollingsworth Stephen
100 Wier-Andrew
-375 Moore George
400 Moore Peel
393 Moors John
200 North Swine!
400 North Jonathan
400 Palmer Thomas
400 Seeley Henry -
373 Seeley Jonathan
400 Seeley Peter
400 Seeley Joseph
. 4 5 &Wens Peter
7,
Hidden' James -
Temple,Pcter
Temple Saw*
White James -
Woodruff Hannah
EiEEXT!
Field' Henry
Hunt Job s '
Forter-James
OM
Baldwin Samuel
Baldwin Isaac:
Bennett flatus
Catlin Ell .
Catlin Putnam .
Cortright Cornelius
" . Cortright John
1 • Davenport Daniel ,
4 Fell Jesse
' •
Hollenback heirs.
Ingham•. beira.
floss Elias -
- Ross Lucy
Shervood
Thomas liictralas
Thorusa.William
I=
AUen John
Inkier -
Barrett Joel
Fish Jabez
Hibbard ifarivab
•Hollenback John
Marsh Samuel
Sterling Samuel •
Sterling Lucy
Sterling Samuel 4r
Welles C
Welke C
ALl3o—lmpursuuteo of the provisions of the /it
of General Assembly. pasted the 21th• darof April.
A.D:, 1844. section 4lst, at the same time - and place_
will be exposed at public eels the tenets or parcels of
land or rear estate denigrated in the following list.
maces the taxes due upon the rame, and costa are
paid before that time :
f?
to Ifilom'Arossed. aNh. .0
2 h.
2 '
Al .ANY. -
69 S 8 100 1869 Deep= ND • 50 G 9
9,4 •Bilrus Patrick (95 98
75 150 • 180 Illaclanan Judson 70 495
Reddon'ildlchael 46 64)
.... Monier George 1481 10
.... Shafer Jacob ' 40 45
1870 Bums Patrick 45
Nichols Isaac • 60 90
•4^1 4 -e , ni anthem ' 70 75
Thirpby Dennis -65 98
Farley James 485 '1 28
Burdick William 45 - 50
M 3
ISO Ballard 0 P
arms TIFP,
MI
1863 reardner L A 100 IAO
Si 132 Many Michael 50 276
1 73 390 .... Sanderson Geo 5 73
3 41 2 38 545 1870 Welles Henry 75 - 11 24
345 S4O —.. Gardner L A 100 585
286 292 .... 118844 lllebsel 50 078
-883 6 43 .... Wellr-s Henry 8 75 15 28
MEM
1 21
1f;
LC.
1870 - Knelle.r Charles 1 24
'Vanderpool Samuel 15 56
Vanderpool David 25 56
CANTOS nonoron.
1470 Champion H2l 5 lots
aroNnoz TOSTSSITIP.
40 10 . 64 1880 Ellis 'John
50 . 50 80 .... James
es - Enron.
40 2 40 .1 52 1860 Barrett John
79 -.4 74 300 .... Frawley Timothy GO 843
1 08 8 19 578 It Park 108 15 03
3 58 21 43 - 13 59, ....Keene. Sarah Ann 410 38 G. 2
McCarty John •86 &I
.... Mahoney John 73 75
.... Madden Patrick 230- 20 52
.. McDonald James 100 7 1.3
1879 Casey-Thomas 100 75
.... Hinman k Park 232 IOS
.... Keene Sarah Ann 410 328
~.. Madden Patrick 230 , 190
.... McDonald James 100 V.
Towner Waahiag-taleo Ila
1 90 11 40 7 73
64 3-06 . 2 61
\
7. --^"
• ILIDOMIXT. •
Is7o Niclaols E . 7 " 56
1:0118
1562 Bennett George 43 119
MI
tMIIIIIIELD,
.1360 Satterice Eunice laecalt 45
IEI
Chanel Um= 10
Rediagtort G. F 50 110
TOWANDA SOWS:SKIP.
1870 Ziorthrtip Thom 13 . 5
SHOT soaouc a.
2 CO
MeryCT
RI3rDILL3I.
Is7o Carßentir pin lot 51
Varidonnset L not 'l5
N 11 25
1 869 BterV,Terome
1070 Beers Veroine
.... Van Viilkeaberg
Isaac & Smith S T 10G 225
Welke ap, est 125 169
Welles E 3 200 240
Baztrou Phoebe • a 11
•
N. Re—Notice is hereby given that an amount snt.
talent to pay „taxes and cost will be required in
every case when land - is sold at the sale,
and unless these terms are complied with the land
will be was exposed to sale.
WIrLISII DV:WAN. Trengtrer.
Treasurer's Office, March 26„ Ir/..
ADMINISTAATORS: NOTICE.-.
Notke is hereby given that all persons indebted
to the estate of CALTDI STONE late of Herrick
deceaeed, are requested to make immediate paymmit
and all persona having Aims against said estate
moat present them duly authentksted for settle.
merit. . BETSY STONE,
k1ar.27."7:1. Adnerix, with will annexed.
IXECUTOIVS NOTlCE.—Notice
is hereby given that all persona Indebted, to
the estate of =SEM 3100r.r. late of 'Barth' Creek,
deceased. are requested to make Immediate pay ,
meet, and all persons having -claims against the
said estate must present tie same duly authenti
cated for settlement.
-ABIGAIL 31. moorix
WELLLUI H. MOORE.
Executors.
31ar.21:72.
Ex.E CUT OR'S NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby given tint all persons Indebted
to the estate of MT . I ".* ant fiIIiCLUR late of 131-
eter,4 deed, are requested to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims against said
estate must present them duly authenticated for
settlement. ,WILLIAM MuIIOREA.N.
1dar.27,":2. . • /header.
lIISSOLIMON OF CHARTER,-
1.../ In the matter of the.dlasolutton of the Charter
of the Wyecrs Crick Heeling Hcmre.—No. 419, Mar
Tenn. 1836.
Notice is hereby given•that the above wed asso
ciation hos presented to the Corot of Common Mao
of Bradford county._their artfcle of Amodation:
midw for a decree of dlsplutlon, and the mid
court haring examined the same and ending them
correct. net decree that they be dissoivedia
for. on Xonday. the 6th dq , of *iv 2
o'clock. pan.. unites muse be *karst* the ecateary.
mar. 2 0 ,63 W. A. TROMIA rgotbOutury.
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TRIAL LIST FOR MAY TERM
1.
1879, AT =WANDA.-
•
nom Ins m. .
Untie 0 Leeds vs David Drown - • •- ' eject I
Henry ktiller.va Banana Tanner
Fleming & Zones vs Joseph Wooden - = case ,
Stephen Day vs Benjamin & Ferguson
Jeremiah VanDermark vs J.O Ward • case
J O Robinson vs J B Paterson' ,
Michael McNulty vs Bare of Tcnrands ' trespass
Jacob Tomexalarail Smith —eject
ND Fox vs Hiram
_Sweet.....;
. .. Uoet
Martha Tinsman vs WilltamGrials . et . al ., .....trespass
'William Snyder n Sea Doty replevin
O D Bartlett vs Anima Loder ...; ..
.appeal
A Loder va Y Wins &Co .... . act fa
Oscar H Rockwell vs IS Andrews . * fur attach.
Henry Tanßrunt vs Chas E Murat attach. z,
C Sinsebaugh vs Bradford county - case
13 W Payne' & Sons vs C D Caah eta! Lane
Nathan Baker vs Noah. W Dunn ard fa
E W Sturdevant vs Michael Donn debt
Holmes & Passage vs 11 Matteson • issue .
James VanDyko va case
B S Bassett- "
5M 20
100 92
14 53
. 37 It
Ea
19 66
•-• 54 52
5620
58 20
58 75
58 20
14 53
54 52
58 20
67 23
29 10
58 20
58 20
58 29
51 62
08 20..
58 20
33 70
10 95
89 1,2
58 20
08 20
26 98
... ..
Emil y Elebree TB James Ellsworth ... ... debt
Wawa Garner vs Stephen Evans .—.. Z....,- • -aPPeal
Moses O'Brien va Geo W Artiont ' - F....dett
D B Walter &Co vs EWa/ker &Co.. -- - - debt
crisis Terry use val w Dennison , ; - scifa
C B Chaffee vs B L Smith et td.... —, , t; - appeal
Louisa C Ledds vs Hiram Luther et al.t • eject
C Bunsicher vs 3 8 Williston debt
Lewis Havens vs C LWard & Co.
J R Cowell vs Kelsey Ickhols.. .:
James M 'Decker vs W A Bockwe Woolalmt
n ..debt -
Jonathan Whipple vs D Cash sdna'r ----sect rend
William P CluunberLin vs Orilla Amrs. case
Callunineßhetiler nes vs Moon & Stafford eject
-E A 'Packer vs John Gard--; ......................
A C Moore va Erasbas EX- eta' set fa
Dewy Buell vs W S Dobbins - ' trespass
F. H. , Person vs Tetztaft et al - tor attach
S 15 Aepinwaff vs S If Tears - trespass
F H Person vs John Wolf eta! 'appeal -
PSI Stowell vs James R Weir &. Co ' , debt'
James Henry as 0 S Pratt appeal
C F Welles vs Jesse Spalding 'limo -
John F Russell vs. Willard E Stoll - ' appeal
Henry Miller 0W.5 Smith sdril , r l .... '
Andrew E. Pomeroy vs C J Coolbangla et al debt
Julia gate: vs C. T. Merry et al eject
.. - TS O. P. talLard... - • .. '
Metli , iliet P Society of Albany vs Methodist Clinrch -
Albany .. -
/5 00
4 50
938
7 5.)
9 38
OM
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William Itraius vs E Pomeroy. .. debt
Toll Saßnistsh vs John Ilesnre- , - eject
tTakm.ll-Ivl-. Lewisburg I's 8 8 Aapinwall lc Co. este
P 8 Wyritoop vs E-Smith... ,
20
1 70
8 68
8 25
William Halbert vi Junction Citn.46;
Verron TA- LODI, & Lycra
C D Cash vs 11 E - Soloteon •
AlFrara Carley ..
7 50
13 13
J.lu Jones adm'e ca IVA Riff..
.111omas Droirtt vs Oco Camp— . .
Stowell trwitee ye .1 It Wetr k Co
G T Cole vs Josepti.Dlabop
C D Cash vs A R Stevens
Daniel Houghton vs W H Iloore
Bailey k Hal vs A W Johnson
_ _ .
Honiard Cori rise vs 0 D Peet " debt .7 ,
_
C V 'Welles vs Jesse Spalding. . . ' tor attach. -
John Bennett TS J P Yanneet "- Lie/1483
0 F Ton= vs C S Aryls "- -•• appeal
Gl9 Decker vs S3l Laporte - ' " • ease
A Wickizer vs D ii/ Beanlsly... ' debt
Lydia E Coon vs .111:t Van Fleet • - trespass
Stirrer= retrausble_cin 31onday. !raj , 13. DM at
'lO, am. r , , W. A. THOUAS. '
April 5,131'2. ' , . -. Prothonotary. -
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~y ~
'Notice is hereby given, that the undereianed. Assfe.
sor of the 13th District of Pennsylvania, will .hold.
Courts of Appeal. for the Correction of Erroneous
Asoessments. at his of in 13L0031.51MEG, Col
umbia County, on
Ali appeals must be in writing. and • should sped- .
ty tie particular calm, :natter. or thing. respecting
,whi,ch a decision is requested; and elan slate the
ground or principle of-error complained .of. Ap
peals may be made at the office Of the As:see:ear at
any. timo provides to the days above-;fixed for hear
ing appeals. If any persons liable to Income Tar.
have not yet re rted, they are hereby notified - to
do saat_on me liable tb the penalty. It 14
the duty etoverione, assemble to the law, to sceli;-.
the Assessor of his District arid make Lis return. •
PAITUEL KNORR.
Asseasoi 13th Diatrict. Pa.
Assessor's Office. Ilkioraiburg. March. 21. 1812..
202
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APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.L-
To Edwin F. Ayers.—No. 487. Dec. Tennant.
Yon are hereby notified that -Ella Awe. ,
wife, by her next friend, Doeshir Ayres.. has ap
plied to the court of common pleas of Bradferd -
county, for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony,
and the said court has appointed Monday. the Ws
day-ot May, Urn, for , hearing the said Ells- in the
. premises, at which time. and place Tolk an attend If •
you think proper. ; J. P. 94.11 FLEET.
mar.2o.w4 Sheriff.
A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.--
To Amu
Ten are hereby notilled that Brady Joslyn; your
wife, by her next friend, W. Brardhan. has applied
to the court of common pleas of Bradford county,
fora divorce fromthe bonds of mettimonY, and the
said conrt has appointed Monday, the Gth day of
May.. 1872, for hearing the said Bmilylin the prem
ises, at which time and place you can attend if you
think proper. : J. P. VAX POEM
mar. 20.154 : Sheriff.
40 144
100. 180
30 432
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE,-
To Catharine Horley.-No. 619, Dec. - T.ls7l—
are hereby notified that. D., Morley.. your boo
hood, has applied to the court of common pleas of
Bradford comity, for a divorce from tha hoods of
raotrimony, and the'ssid court has ',minted :Mon
day. the 6th day of May, 1872. for hear ing - the said
Hurley in the premises, at which time and plate you
can attend if you think proper. •
mar.2o-ar4 ,f. P. ,VAN FLEBT. Sheriff.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE-
Emma M. Bowman.— (o. 273, May T. 1871.—
Yon are hereby notified that John Bovinim, Year
has appilid to the court of common Wean
of Bradford minty, for a divorce from th e beads
matrimony, and.tho said court has appointed Mon
day. the 6th day of May, 1872. for ! tearing the said
John in the premises. at which time and place you
can attend if you think proper.
mar.2o-w4 . J. P. V.kli itELPT. Shertfr.
APPLICATION. IN DIVORCE.-
To Harriet Arnorit...,No. 170 Dec. term 1871.
Ton are hereby notified that Geo.W. !anent. your
husband. has applied to the court of common plena
of Bradford co.. for . a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony. and the mid court has appointed Mon
day. the CM day of May. 1872. for hearing the
said Geor,to- - in the premises: at whichthee and
•
place you can attend if yon think proper.
mar.2o.w4 J. P. VAN Sherif.
- /at - 2 00
34.) NI
30 33
INCORPORATION - NOTI
-A- In the matter of the incorporation of the Petriek
Benevoient Society of Barclay.—No. 239. Ilsy Term.
1872. - -
Nalco is berebr awes that the above named
Society has presented to the Court _Common
Pleas of Bradford County their article of Atlociaßon
asking for a decree of Incorporatiork and the maid
'Court having examined the same; and finding them_
correct, will decree - that they be bacellPflasdat as
prayed for, on htihday. the 6th. ~day of Nay.
1872. at 2 o'clock p.m., =lees can* be shown to
the contrary. W. A, ,THOKAE4
inaT.2o.w3 Prottmetary.
AtatiNISTRATORS NOTICE.--
Notice is herebrMsen that an persona Indebt
ed to the estate of ELEANOR WRITER. deceased,
late of Ath ens, are requested to make.immedi
ate payment, and all persona barring datum against
srold"estate enlist present them dnly authenticated for
settlement. • DANIEL Mc - DUFFER,
Feb.29;7-wa
..4dmlnistrator with Will annexed.
A DMINISTRATOR'S
Notice is hereby cliento all persons indebted
to tho estate of HAMM STRODE. late. of Wyser.
deceased. must make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against - said estate
must present - 4h= &dr authenticated for settle:.
meat..
' • • A. J. NOBLE.
rikr.l3l2wB
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
:Notice is hereby Riven td all persons indebted
to the estate of JOSEPH 31AHOOD. late of Spew
held. deceased. must make immediate pia t. and
ail persons haring claims against estate must
present them Only anthenthmtedlbr settlement.
Adner. w
ith Ct=Y%e
d.
mar.l3'92w9
EXECITTO.R'S N* cr..
Notice is hereby gime that en Indebted
to the estate- of Bin= Thurston late of Towanda
twp..
: deceased, are requested, to make. tmmediate
payment. and aII Persons - bsvhyl crsige=
said estate smut present them: duly
for settlement. - MULL TallitaTo2l.
F b. 2,.1.245ir. - .; Igsriattis.
CANES AND CBACKER9.-438E7
clan Bernd; Scotch Honey, Otago. italAcos.Thah .
on-and Ghtgert Caket...Walatoooa - , JAnableil and
Coffeeßlactut. and &abide of Crackersst
March 44 - "Rik • W. A. ROCIEWIIILA L'l3.
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S. INTERNAL REVENUE !
NOTICE TO TAT-PATERS
FRIM.IY; APRU 19itt,1872.
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