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Towanda, Thursday. April 18,1872.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
se Mr. DETDIXY IL TITMut has
been promoted to a papa. The new-oomei
ncl•cr sill be.
Biro. C. L. WARD Still remains
in a very critical condition, with but slight
Lopes of ner recovery.
va. A heavy slide4n the S. . &
It It ansed..conaltrable delay to tbo trains
fast week.
zer The 'Naiad, boys desire to re
turn their thank to tho friends through whose
Partiality they received the handsome chromes
voted for at the Baptist Festival:
Va. Lt the sale of money by the
Buildingi Association, on Monday (Ironing last,
pans wore bid off at seventy-fro to seventy:
eight dollars. .
ear Quite a fall of snow was
ezpe
rienced here on Monday last. l Eighteen yeas
I Fo on theaame day of the month, snow fell
ere to the depth of two or three feet.
* We are ender - obligations to
Axwizr.v Ems= for an invitation to attend
be Junior Exhibition ii,Cornelltrniversity, on
riday evening, April it
tom' - The warm sugar' and ice cream
:;,,,tival given by the ladies of gio Baptist
urela list week, netted about one hundred
'id fifty dollars.
tar W. A. CIILIIBEIMIN is making
owe eatensive repairs on his store, which
hen completed will mho it one' of the most
,ttractiee jewelry establishments in the cana
ry. • .
apron and neck-tie festi
•:tl,given by the ladies ar the Presbyterian
Burch on Tuesday evening last, uu a . very
)leasant affair, and-we judge, financially, a sac
es3.
air A letter from central Wiscon
.
in irJorrns to that the. people of that vicinity
are vjuyed three months sleighing daring
he 1 , 4 1 Wintcr, but the snow be Is :to di sat r.„
, Car 1:014%
ter., Mr. 11,tr.ny Mix's mart, "Nek-
haviug become unable to get z up
Ags t.liot on Saturday last. She was the dam
4-the cc:ebrated stallion " Towanda," and had
natfoaled-another cult, sired by "Indcpepd
ore," one of the most noted horses in 'this
MEE
Zi'ff - G. S. BLAKESLEE has been ap
4intta PoAtraasier at Cold.Creol:, this constYs
1
ri place of L S. tirELL, resigned.
N. Duntv has been appointed Post-
Laster at Smithfield Summit, rice C. Co Ai:ll=-
kre=igned.
ii=l
W.A. A house owned by PATItICK
111.; on Splice street, was consumed by fire
, n Wednesday night, about 12 o'clock.. It was
grant at the time'? The department came out,
na Naiad 2 especially did well. Their little
acinne is indispensable to the tore.—liem.
IBI.:I.S.IIAZZAIL " S Fz.tsr .) --The Choral
s,viation have decided to present in:the-pub-
1 e'on Tuesday evening, 30th inst., the, Cantata
ut'l;elsliaz.zar's Feast." Full particulars Hill
giveu" next week. The proceeds of the en
: t,:uuucut are to be given to one of our tire
c
Me are receipt of a very
.atiy priuted invitation to attend an Anui
.reary Dance, undzr the. atutpiees of
O. Lodge, No. 219, L 0. of O. P., WaVerly,
.11"., , en Friday evening, April 26., Although
uo "lead in our limbs," re never
dire, yet we extend our thanks to the coru
. tee h , r the compliment intended.
.
ia — Dr. 3121caiNrosn; Grand Garde
the Grand Lodge K. of P. of renns)lvania,
1_ etherwith several other raembero of the
4cr, viiited Towanda Lodge ca Tuesday 0v..11-
Uof lastwcch. After the adjourntheat of the
ilfte the party, accompanied Ly several of
U mives of membcrs, repaired tudhe Meaus
lieso, where mice hOld JonuAN spread _ a
z rpptuous sollation tor thult. • .
kid' the death oil). Pomulor,
Troy, wl 'eh occurred on Monday, Bth, the
.yle of at vliage, and iu fact the wholu
stern part of that count:', have been called
I -
nfo nrn one oflo most proi.ninent and
4.fal citizens of this c4nty. He %vas a 111,!. , ,
. I ;icrons-hearted, Chrbaian man, and one
:ose inlluence.will be felt for good, long aiter
• 'CAM shall have been forgotten.
ate - Pam:ELL b, - Co. have admitted
1011A.5 NoBLE as a junior partner in their.
f,Pc. Ms. N. commenced with the firm when
, here child, andims grown no with the
*, becoming perfectlY familiar with every
Leh of the great establishment, awl always
Inifesting an interest fur Ids employers. ilis
'lmotion is the just reward of his faithfulness,
sell as ap evidence of the generosity of
rowm.r. and DELallo. Wo congratulate
I . tiour• on his gco4 fortune.
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...1101, , ai H. ELLIGTx, of Marts
tie d, dietlyrt his residence in that village. on
Fr day laek, at the advanced age of nearly
eighty yea 6. Mr. E. retained' his vigor. and
tnlsgy of mind and body to tho inst. He was
fa inlay with the early history of this county,
au I:a6 fur sown years previous to his death a
eerre:4.,Knitient of the REPORTEU and other pa
ps, 3. W. shall miss his terse, well written ar
tic ts, and the hearty, generous grasp of his
‘ia-iu hand. The deceased Was a brother of
n.ICOII J.C31.E..1 ELI,ICYrT of this place.
'tie" The Fifty-Third Anniversary
"fddd Fellowship in America, will be celebrat
-3 a dance at the Opera House; in this
vil
je on Friday evening, the 26th inst. Elabo
[e preparations tiro being =do for a grand
glorious time, worthy the high character
ilbe Order and the importance of the occa-
L The lawlif the Order With regard to the
,
Sof IntoxicAting beverages,- is to be strictly
a4ered to. A good supper will be served ;in
Exihange Hall, and L'Auousux's Band, one 'of
tin finest in the country, will furnish music. It
i 3 4 possible to send invitations personally to
all but Odd Fellows evcrywhcrie are cordially
; The bill fur the entire sincrtainment
will be but $2.50.= Warerly Advocate.
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"AcToamrzt In:mi.—The weather
ciightful, and farmers are thinking about
tattling and making garden.
;here KaS a "elide" in the tufinol bettrix , n
t l 4 place and Nicholsbn, which delayed the
-wing of the trains regularly for the day.
rho Keystone Academy, of this place, under
o i:teflon of Prat J. U. HARMS, is a *len
dill school for young Ladies' and gentlemen.
number of students tills Spring is greater
ever before.
actoryvillo is uohlfe mostlptber villages of
he..size. There are litit,tivo 00g-shops in tbc
P4.! l ce, and they are
.poorly patronized, while
there are three churches and ono Good. Tern
, 1444); lodge with large attendance.
e roads are getting dry and nice, and the
Pc plc are taking advantsge of the opportunity
•
fu - •
all a-ling-- , espccially the young students,
wte take a pleasure rido`once in a while:. -.
1 ,
il : • • A Brum= runt AZBO V AD.
' . Yuctorrible, Wyoming-00., April 15.
'Esso.x.u..—J." 31. Comma has been
arpointed bookkeeper in the. First National
good selection.
1 1-31 . M. ("Brut A ) Dzlatco was in town last
wprki atd was looting Past as well es ever. Ire
>3 now sa , pttintcndent of a largo mercantile cs
t4bstntlit in northern Wisconsin. May his
shadow ever grow hiss.
DArtoN, rA Willieswirorc - wstfi In !old'
1.4
;==l=iii
—Di. T. D..Tonsecut ble been confined to his
house foe Sinai dap,:with alt attack of farm
He is improving. however. The Doctor "knows
how ills bhnselr now; aDd can iMoreelatilllhe
benefit of having a good wife to Minister th-lisb
wants under such circumstances. The Doctori
numerous patienti, who would hardly - know
how to live without him, will also thank Mrs..l.
for her attention to their friend.
--Bur. Was Udit.szessa 1/11 too 1// to preach
on Sunday last, oonsetinteß the Episoopal
Muth was dosed. We are *mod -to on
wince that hots better now.
Cocroasms, of Was-Barre, mule
us a call last , week. Mr. O. is now engaged is
the real estate business in that thriving city.
*fill The Wyoming Annual - Con
foreace of the N. E. Church, closed its session
in Owego koliweek. -The following appoint.
meats for Wish:using Distilst were made
LIM= MX, P. E.
Tankhannoek... .. 3. L. Baca.
Wysliming ...... by
O. Barnes.
Herrick SuWied by T. P. Johnson.
Rome P Holbrook.
Orwell Silas Berner:
Lettsysville •..Stephen
Montrose.... ............ D. Alexander.
Brooklyn . Jonas Underwood.
B NI E Vn • • • IL B. Bose.
3. B. Sumner.
•
Fact
op
.., J 8. Lewis.
on
Heshopp.
Skinner s Eddy
Mehoopany.
Auburn.
Partial°.
Hsrford and South Gibson .
Gibson -
Newton ..
Northniorebuid.
Rash.... ......
West Nicholson.
Tenningsrille
Hornbrook.
....A. C. Srerry.
. .A. J. Arnold.
.Abed Brigham.
. 8. E. Walworth.
"-Miner 131111110 W;
J F. Warner.
Supplied by G. C. Lirman.l
O L. Williams.
George Forsyth transferred to East Maine Con
ference, and appointed u Principal of East
Conference Seminary. •
IS@I. Ma. Byron : I have a query
for the honorable judges of our courts.
Suppose a persoi becomes a member of a
Good Templar or other temperance organiza.
tion. In so doing he-takes a "solemn obliga
tion" on his "sacred honor," "to abstain from"
and to "discountenance the use and sale of in
toxicating drinis." "Suppose after taking such
nn obligation, (a life-long pledge), such person
signs a petition for a tavern license, well know
ing that the clause "to sell spirituous liquors "
is contained in that license—that the License is
in fact a legal privilege to sell drunkard-making
drinks; is Such . a person, after such an act of
perfidy, to be considered in the eyes of the law
as a repntable, respectable, honorable, trust
worthy, reliable, or legally moral member of
the community?
Now, certain censorious (?) people insist that
such a course of conduct proves that the person
is a liar, a would-be perjurer,, and a thoroughly
disgraceful character, worthy only of the con•
tempt of honoiable persons. Aro they correct
in.tbeir judgment of such an individual,. or
does he exactly fulfill the conditions of respect
ability and morality required for liquorrlicense
petitioners. Has morality anything to do with
the subject matter of such petitions? Will hon
est, honorable, right-minded citizens sign such
petitions?
Furthermore, what is the legal definition of
the respectable, orporal in chsracter ?
Please satisfy the interrogations of
April 15, 1872.
. _
THE SCI* CE or AzvErnsist.—Jusil
cipus advertising always pays. ,
If you have a good thing, advertise i If you
haven't, don't.
Larget. e isn't necessary isidvertising.
Blind Tullis on't read newspapers/
Don't be afraid to invest in pFintei's ink, lest
your sands of life bo nearly run out.
::- :Sever run down your br(ponents goods in
public. Let him do his own adiertising.
Let yClir adv'ertisements have something of
the dash in-tleem, without great exaggeration.
Von can't eat enough in one week to last you
a üb , ,le year, and you can't advertise o:: that
plan either.
• It's as true ol" rd.ertising as of anything else
in the world—if it is worth doing at all, it is
worth doing well.
Hand bills and circulars are good of their
kind, hut they cannot take .tho . place' of news
paner advertisemen - ts.
Injudicious advertising is like fishing where
there's no fish. Yen need to let lines fall in the
right place.
No bell can-ting so lo'ndly r.e a geed adver
tisement. Peophi will believe what .they see
rather than what they hear. _L
Small advertisements, and plenty of them, is
Vgoa4.l rule. We' were as babies once, yet wo
made coneidt..ral,le noise,
Whetryou advertise, see that you do item the
same principle that you boy goods. Getithe
most :ou can !Vl' the ilinney.
We don't recommend advertising as the best
way to get a v.i:e; but co know that it is ,the
br-st nay to get a good-trade.
People who - adverlife only once in tllt.eo .
months forget that most folks can't remember
anything longer:than - about seven clays. •
If you can . arouse ccriCeity by an advertise
ment, it is a great.ix)int gained. The fair ecx
don't hold all the curiosity in the world.
A onatant dropping will wear a rock. Keep
droppink your advertisements
, on. the public,
and -they will soon malt under it like rock salt.
Quittiug advertising in dull times is like tear
ing oat a dam because the water is low. Either
plan will prevent good times from ever coming.
"Dull times," it is said, "are the Le.st rcr
vertisere." 4ecause when money is tight, and
the people arc forced to economize, they always
zead the advertisements to ascertain who sells
the cheapest, and where they can trade to the
Lest advantage.
AccorAttig to the character or extent of your
business, E 4 asido a liberal percentage .for . ad
vertising._ Keep yourself unceasingly. before
the...public; and itl.rnatters not what business of
Eighty you may be`engsged in, for, if
intelli
gently and industriously pnraned, a fortune
will be the result.
The maxi. who advertises shoWs not only a
business talent above his neighbors, but he
may be at once reckoned among the in&pend
eat, generous and public spirited of the com
munity. He who hides his light under A br.;ll
- when such advantages as those at * p s ta:;sinit
afforded esu freely °from! him, &Ica not de
serve to FILAXCIi. • •
COLLYEII ' S lecture,
on the 21th.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
K. C. P
Z Tuin out on - the 240, and
bear " Clear Grit."
HOZSE Tb limiT.—EilqUire at B. M.
iticti.Es* Coal Office.
Alsid•c Clover Secd •at Fox &
Air.uctues.
Wes. All the - novelties in Spring
Bonnetz and Da.ts, at .Mra. J. D. limes, Bridge
street
Vendue bills. printed, at this
office on tlort notice.
Stir Grand opening day at Mfrs.
J. D. HILL'S, on Thursday, April 18.
Mt. Fine boots made to, order at
L. L. IlooDT & Co's.
la.-Latest Spring styles of Bon
nett and Bata, at Mrs. 3. D. fluia, Bridge S#.
XS-Ground Plaster $6.00 per ton;
at Towanda Steam Flour Mils.
M. A fresh supply of the Bolivar
Hat next Sat - nrdity. N. Goinsstt cni
Fou SALL—Two Covered Carriages
on easy terms. • _ 13.17. LANs.
...Inspect our Spring Goods.
- A x. Clotinrsrra
Fon Su..—A Lot near the upper
D.Tot. Enquire at this office:,
I.Openhg day at Mrs. J. D.
Etzu.'s Millinery Stoic, Bridge street, 03 Thurs
day, Aril 15, 1572.
se- An inspection of our stock in
inn DO obligation to t.nfr, ?i. Qom mow, K t
Pt
Mb Lap stock at Rea ala White
!Igen aVixrarbe.
====i;
I No Floutand.lreed. at retail. Att,
?roliandeStourt Moor =ls, delivered tree.
Ift:Thbfkiestaidtaciateoitiiimite
Stock of clothing at the Keystone Clothing PQ=
sOO.
1. Fos Sur..—A good Safe. Enquire
it this dam
NS.. Early B,oie Potatixs for sale
.y 8. L Sonr. '
lA. A large assortment of Fish of
'all grades, on band at
lA. A complete stock of Gents'
Furnishing Goods, at the X. C. P.
'i. We have a fine . line of - Tea-,
..g, Young Hyson, Japan sad Hp=
Meet.= &Erman's.
F. Cross is selling Bibles
or 25 cents.
Wewrzi.—Men, to work on Towan
• Flats: Apply at R. M. Wit.s.re Coal Office,
Towanda, Pa.
...... B. Tower.
..Georp G
B. W. Breckenridge..
18.. A nice assortment of Prayer
Books, cheap, at C. F. Csose. •
Fon &km—Fifty yaids striped
flag Carpet • Mn. Sao; Lombard street
ser Splendid new stock of White
goods and Linens, a* Ewes h Humarra'a
. 1 Bridge street.
stir Hired man wanted, for gar
4ening and general work. Empire at tho In
a 'trite:
Z Tobacco of all grades, at
.11cCusa 1c Enwszus'.
ma.. Mr. CAmbra desires Os to say
that his assortment of wan paper is replenish
ed weekly, consequently is always fan, notwitlip
standing his Immense sales.
le- Dolly Varden Prints and
bricsi st EVANS& lIILMETU . S.
'Bridge street.
E. Seven choice dairy,-Dairy Cow_a
for sale. Enquire of E. W. Tost.Nrs, Borne, Pa.
April 1-Iw. i
L , ./
J
Stir A large stock of new Dress
Goods at / EvAxs A Eftwaint's.
'Bridge street.
- ,' -.. •
SErz Poripozs.—Bre - seo's King of
tho EarLies v reerless, and Early Mao Pctatces,
far sale at be Institute.
PAOLIEFIC POTATOES.—Ad
triirAble for the table and remarkably pioduc
tiire. A few bushels can bo had of J. 0 fILXI.
4AT, Franklin. •
VicaLwrice.
ter Sunday - School Superintend
eats and teachers will find a goal snpply•o
cheap Bibles at, Cana.
ri'on Six on RENT.—A W001 . 6n
Factory. Enquire of Bps. NOWITI. near lion
rocton.
vs... Molasses and, Syfups of all
grades, cheap, at McCADE do EDWAUDS%
vs• Pea:vine, Ohio, and West
inuoch,Clover Seod ; also a lama Laid!) o
Timothy Seed, wholesalo and raid!, at
•
Tomatoes, Peaches, Pitie
applem, cto., by the can, dozen or case; very
cheap, at McCane EntrAr.ne.
tom- Houses and Lots for sztle,l on
easy monthly payments, or to Rent.
W. Buinusti.
l'oplar street, Towanda, Pa.—tf
LlzAnrs litduras, mauufac
turcrs of those celebrated spectacles, haro
cl4anged their agency from J. Re_CICENDeiI to
SN'' .1. Caatacmtanets. i
ITo RENT.—A two-story . Frame
~use; in peasant locality; Range in Kitchen;
Baltimore heaters warming -whole house
r)
*O , l cistern and veil. Enquire of IsAAC Minn,
.I.T.tur.i WooD.
1
Fort S.uz.—A matched team of
bsly horses, 5 and 6 years old; or 'would ex-
Change for one heavy horse. Apply to Bina
war & Evanyrr, Bcd, White Blue Store, To
wanda.
DOLLY VAIIDEN STORE.—Mrs. B. L.
Wfionnurr and ]fleaflArriz liErzrr. arc to Open
in,a row days a ladies' furnishing store, on tlie
south Lido or 3fer 7 oUr's Mock, and will keep a
full supply of ladies' dress goods, trimmings,
p 'tterns, etc.
1M9... FILED C. GonE is now in the
city, purchasing an assortment of clothes and
fhynishing goods, and will soon open a storo on
tho south side of itercur's Block. Ile has en
gaged a good cutter and a first-class foreman.
-Chose in want of good fits should gire him a
call. - I
NEW STYLESpon THE LADIES.---3.trS.
E J. Ifnmas '(formerly Miss Krxestxr), has
redarned from New York with a large and well
selected assortment of. Spring Millinery and
Piney Goods, comprising all the latest novel=
this of the season.
ppening Day, Friday, April 19.
31stnraonsn.—A young gent of 23
would lie to correspond with a number of
3 . lung ladies. Object—Fun, mutual improve
m nt, and perhaps matrimony:: Mexican, Chi
nose or Negroes need not apply. Address
C.ilL Box 317, Towanda, Pa.
prillo-2w'
Gas Firrnim AND _FIXTUREt3.—CODb
b 0. BIISIMLL & Co. have secured the services
oil & Ten . pperior workman, and aro prepared
toi do gas fitting on abort notice aC tho redfieed
rata of 15 cents per foot. Now is the time to
gilt work done before the prico is advaaced. A
.: a stock or fistares, traelmte , , Filnbito, etc..
licCaze & EDvAaixe.
ZS— Nitrous Oxide Gas foi extract
teeth, at KELLY & SrAnEv's.
109.:=Cill.at Mrs. J. D. Hun's this
4:lz, and we the Spring styles or Bonnets ar d
ridge etrcct, Towaiiila, Pa.-2w
Fon RENT ON REASONABLE TERIIS.,—,
me good Tanning and Grazing Lands, with
ildings; also some Vacant Houses, in Smith
-41 township. Address P. BRADY,
Easton, Pa.
Fon SALT.—Ayrshire Bull "Collin,"
' l :d by WALcopr and CaurnEu., Oneida Co.,
IY. Four years old, and is orderly. red
k.e given. Will be sold low,
3t Smithfield, April 10, 1872.
ZierHavini lately added to - oar
.nlar business an Insurance Agency, and
siog seine good Companies, we respectfully
a share of your,bnsioess in this line.
. Tours respectfully,
Wicausat d BL.wi.
IVATED.—FO ehtmdred good Tea:
I VC3.
KELLUM k. MULLDCL
tar Farmers and 'Dealers will find
o their advantage to bny, their Clover and
°thy Seed of Fox lc Mixiza. They have a
e stock and sell cheap. ;. -
Fort SALs.;•;-4:ln reasonablo terms,
betas, light, open buggy. Can b© tern at
co..' Factory, Towanda. For terrain,
, address, P. Barn; Easton, Pa.
Nonasto PpizawaL—Dr: G. W.
ElTcone frail Warne Centak
there is now s good - opening for a . phyrifina.
Any ono desiring to locate therefess 'Nan a
goal diraillavand Incrattve prictica,
dress or enquire of:. F. 03orta, Warren Cep.
Apufl 4-4 w.
for R L. Pzirra a; CO. • have on
hand. a rely choice asertumsd of inittacry
Goods, and s full corps of first-obiss YOlinemt;
therefore they are confident that they can sup
ply all their old =sigmas, and as many more
as may wi■h the best goods at the lowest
prices, at the sign of the big Bonnet.
Towanda, April 10,1872.—'2w.
Stir Prof. EDCiA.3I a SHERWOOD, we
are pleased to lesru, has decided to open a Mat
nivel Institute in this place. Hs has engaged
several rooms at the Collegiate Institute for
the present, but if he meets with sufficient en
couragement, will provide himself with rooms
somewhere in the centre of the town. Prat B.
comes well recommended, as a musician and
gentleman, and we hope our people will give
him a cordial reception here.•
fir We have on hand and offer at,
aaniini:
1 Grover. & Baker Bening Machine; ,
2 Ladd & Webster's " "•. /
1 Wheeler k Wilson's . 61 /
1 Franklin 64 16 ,‘
/ Leather a aa • '
Call at the agency of
Wratatan & 14..teg.
A CAIID.-1. am reliaidy informe4
that certain parties engaged in the clothing
business in this place, are reporting that Ihitve
left
.. Towanda, and tItU" is to notify my old
Mends and enstotherti that such repOrts are in
stigited by Jealousy, and are false in every par
ticular. I am hill engaged m the clothing
business, and/hare the best assortutent of
goat t0b05.3un4 tiVrotranda.
11. E. Rosmrret.n.
/
sei• Special examinations of teach
erszfor the Summer term of schools will be held
aifollows
Saturday, April 13 ; East Smith
field, Tuesday, April 16; Troy, Thursday, April
18; Towanda, Tuesday, April M..
• Applicants will please come provided with
pen, ink, pencil, paper and reader. Exercises
to commence at Welock A. Y.
fE3I
A. A. KELPNcr, Co. Supt
Towanda,Ta., March 30, 1972.
FOB SALE.—The valuable property
known is the Bradford Bowe, and furniture ;
Liz; two second-hand Billiard Tables. This
propc;rty is well situated in Smith Waverly,
Penn*lvania, and is an excellent stand for a'
hotel, and nail be sold on easy terms to snit
pnrchasers! - For particulars in regard to the
situation of the premises, and price, enquire of
W. B. Km.t.t.r, or Towanda, Pa., or Jr.sits 8.
3lunr..tr l of Waverly, N. Y., who will answer all
enquriries with promptness.
M. Now, after all that has been
acid and written by interottea parties, we are
compelled by the decision of the people, who
certainly ought to be ably to judge, to still
claim that tho Sh.ger Improved Bowing Mr
chines are not urpassod. They do any r irork
that any sewing machine does, as easy and
simply. They do not' wear out. -They will
work as easily after years rise as at first.
Wiesdalt S ELAM,
General Agent,.
Ds. Examine the figures below,
from official returns. Sales of iho leading Sew
hug Machine Co's. for 1871:
Singer Nantgiicturing Company. 181,200
Wheeler & Wilson . 128,529
Grover A: Baker 50,138
Weed Sewing Maclaine Co. . 89,655
Howo Machine Co., from Jam to July.. 34,010
Wilcox & Cribbq • ........ 30,217
American 20,121
3.IoxTAN ris.
Wilsep
.... . .
Original El
Domeatie
11 Cinn—Foousn Pnorm—There
are clothing houses In_TOwanda that hare been
eitablislied fur a namber of years, haring al
ways gii - en. liatisUction to their. customers,
have treated customers as acquaintances, ic•
quaintances as friends; yet whoa a certain per
son, whose only object seems to be to humbug
the people. opens a store, and instead of Simply
calling the came a store, ha names it a "Pal
ace," (a humbug to start pith)—the foolish
public cease their friendship, and give him
their patronage. so don't be liumbuggod, but
go back to your old friends.
[P. '3. The above is not instigated by any
one connected with this paper].
SUNDAY School. COIVMTICiN.—The
Sunday School Caucention of Bradford county - ,
will meet at Dist Canton, 31iinday, April 29, at
71 o'clock r. es. Bev. Geo. A. rem, o! Phila
delphia, will deliver the'opening address. The
Convention will continue through Tuesday and
Wednesday.. We need not urge those who at
tended the C.nvention last year, to come: all
were convinced that they were both' intert'esting
and profitable. Let pastors, Sunday ) school
'officers. teachers, and all interested in our glo
rious Sunday school work, make an effart to
reach this meeting.
0. A ra_icK,
D®-.We congratulate the people of
Leßaystillo and vicinity on the new acquisition
to their medical supply, ac Shown by the card
of F. G. Honnow, 31. another column, a
reetzt graduate of Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia.
Dr.llor.r.cw is a young man of strictly tem
'.perate habiti, and having gone through's thor
ough course in the several branches of the pro
fession, is well qualided far the practice. of the
healing art. , He has been a faithful student in
the office of Dr. T. F. Nauru., Wyse; Pa., by
whom be is highly recommended, and enter
tains liberal views of practical medicine. If
success is mesaured by true merit, we do not
hesitate to predict for him abundant success in
the pleasant village 11 hero ho has citablished
himself for,the practice of his profession.
A. H. Wool,
zi*.- Ey: IWOUTI:11 : As there is
some little stir in regard to the candidates for
the various offices in this county, I wish to say
to the people that as my name was brought be
fore the public last year, as a candidate for
Representative., (but owing to an agreement
with Mr. Buck, I did not go into the Conven
tion, against the general usage or custom), now
as the field is again open, I would that I
offer myself as a candidate for that office at the
coming election, subject to the decision of the
Republicans of this county. Yours truly,
J. 0. Dawes.
Windham, April 14, 1872.
PETELSON—Goon&Notroll.-At bome,Taer
_ day, April 9, 1872, by Rey. J. S. Stewart, Ar
thur W. Peterson, of Weymouth, Mass., to
Ida G. Goodenough, of Towand% Pa. •
STORES—HOLCOHB..—At the residence of
the bride's father, in Leßay, April ) ?, 1872, by
C. W. Churchill, Hr. Jonas F. Stores to bliss
Alice Holcomb, both of Leßoy.
VANDERPOOL—MERRIT.—AItho Parsoinge,
Moarootou, April 2, by Rov. Halibck Arm
strong, Ezra Vsniterpool, of Towanda town
ship, to Rebecca Merril, of Towanda.
lIIINTLY—KALNSIIAN.--In this borough, on
Sunday, April 14, hy N. Tidd. Esciit, nal
Iltuatly and Frances Kinsman, all of Towan
da.
IBTENE.—At Liberty Corners, April G. ofspot
ted fever, after an illness of fonr dais. A dd le,
daughter of :amen W. and Almira W. Irvine,
aged 7. years, 9 months and 5 days.
Aims was a sprightly child, but she has
gone to the Better Land, leaving papa end
mamma, and brother and little twin sister; to
deeply mourn their loss. •
"BEARDSLEE=In Springaeld township, March
23, of spotted rover, Lyman W., only son 9f
T. D. and C. Deardaloo, aged 16 years.
FOEBES.—At Frenehtown; April 1, of menin
gitis, Alice Celinda Forbes, aged 5 years,
daughter of James C. and Jemimall. Forbes,
formerly of Rome, at which place she was
baried. - •
A "precious frail," whom the Angel Reaper
has early—ah, so early l—taken from our fond•
/ICU to be eternally blessed with The Beloved.
ArcE.F.F...—ln Franklin, March 24, after &linger
leg and very distressing illness of eleven
weeks duration, caused by brain fever. Beside
D., daughter of Sterne and Wilmina Mcßee,
[aged 2 years and G days.
"Suffer the little children to come unto me,
and forbid them net for v; , .! pooh te qui king=
ton et berrgto
.. 21,153
20,051
.. 10,397
C. L. F. liowE,' President
MARRIED:
DIED.
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4 Wsisay_litra 12; Inv liordk
12rabud Tam, mialfd . ,_ll Npd $
rooms. -
nusgiftmokeulmeim
migromibmwmamAar
ALLlCL—Ortaisgitis, yids on visit with
dose 61.141111 BON^ Sr /WY 0 . Alt
les, spa Ityssra sad 5 stositte. demtdoe
' Duos sal Who& Aliso, of Past ISE4
..cis
My daughter is even now dead : bat axis
and lay tip band upon bee, and ebe shall rte.'
"Year not, believe only, and she shall bentade
whole` ' • ' •
" He gave thee, he took thee, and he wittruttora
. ,
.019, thbath no sting Once the Saviour
• loth died." " '
TABEIL—In Sylvania Pa., April 3,187 4 , of af
fecti 66 on of the longs, Eihnibeth Taber, aged
years.
POICIDIDY.—In TM. • Pc-, 11031 . 1 0 r eTeekly
April of affection of the lungs, Ds niel .
Pomor°79 oiled 56,1 ears.
ANGL2.-199 HorriA. March %nag icarlet,
fever, Mlle. ice 11 3 1 A 3 . , 9
aged 11 years, 6 months and S days.
1111193 WAY infant maddema , -on
Tondo: Spilt. 1611. nu of Moho
D. and Print' C. llimigiray.
LAJUL--In Way, Apri/ 1, Rem Law B. Lake
6 Aged Oa rate.
•
deceased wu an exemplary Christian,
and good minister of Jesus Christ. His minis.
try covered a period of thirty-xis years, twenty.
four of which were spent in the phee where he
died. His furling mu attended on the bib bid
by a large cone unse of people. at the Baptist
Church, in Leßoy ; sermon by Bev. T. Baca.
=L. •
TAILOIL—In Pittston. April 7, 1872,.
Tiylor, aged 87 years. 8 meths and 11=11
The death of such a Dian as Ms. Minna, de
mands more than a mere notice. He was the
youngest sob, who reached manhood, of - one of
the historic families of Wyaltuiing. His father,
Major Jo= TATUM, one of the early settlers ID
the place, was for many years one of the most
prominent men in the community, and for
more than forty years held either the office of
Desoonvr Ruling Elder in the old Presbyterian
Churph. His motherwas the grand-daughter
of Aiwa Yost, who came to Wyalnsing in 1773,
and was the first captive taken from this valley
in the Revolutionary war: Her father, Capt.
Artoz.sau Buct, was slain in the far famed bat!
tie of Wyoming, when she was an infant
three months old. Mr. Tea ors was tholl eon
of the links which connected our history with .
the Present. Inheriting the homestead, he
succeeded in largo measure to the prominent
place his father occupied in the church and the
community.
His industry and pffseverence knew no
bounds. idiot his eaterprisei were prosecuted
with engin' ehing energy and persistence, and
were generally crowned a ith success. Hisjudg
meats, formed with intelligent deliberation,
were sound end had great weight with all who
knew him. His integrity was unquestioned,
and he stood above all suspicion of meanness. .
Ills generous hospitality, ready anti genial con
versation and unaffected kindness, secured for
him a large circle of warns friends.. Where he
was beat known ho was moat loved and respect
ed. In the family circle his qualities of mind
and heart were displayed in all their ixzelleme.
To these virtnei of his private life viers added
that rare quality of a.genCrous support of pub
lic enterprises without aspiring to be a leader
in them. TIC was not only the staunch defender
a good morals, but an humble, faitliftd Chris
tian, and when at home his seat was rarely va--
eint in the sanctuary. Ho was for forty years
a member, and for nearly twenty-three years a
Ruling Elder in the Presbylerian church, whose
doctrines ho loved and whose interests •he pro
meted, ,
HO was from home when strict AN with his
last isickne.ss, bet his family and kind friends
ministered to him until the gun-set hour of the
' Sabbath day, when he e..tercd upon that eter
nal rest which remaineth for the people of
Clod. His remains were taken to his beautiful
home on tthe Wyalusing, from which a Irge
company of neighbors and.friends bore them
to their burial. ,
"There is a land where every pulse is thrilling
With rapture euth's sojourners may not know;
Where heaven's repose the weary heart is
And peacefully life's time tossed currents flow.
Far orit of sight, while yet the flesh enfolds us,
Lies the-fair country where our hearts *bide,
And of its Wei Is nought more wondrous told us
Than these few words, 'I shall be satisfied !'"
At a meeting of the session of the Second
Presbyterian Church of Wyelasing, held April
11,1873, the figlosing minute was adopted:
Wagezas, It has pleased the Great 'Bead of
the Church to remove by death oar beloved
brother in Christ, Bascom Taylor,' a &hag
Elder in this Church, we would record our tes
timony to the many virtues of his privite life,
his exemplary Christian character, his unfalter:
mg fidelity to truth and righteousness, his deep
interest in the church of Christ, his unswerving
loyalty to the Muter, and his forwardness,
both by precept and example, in promoting the
Becteemer's kingdom.
While wo lament our loss, we have the assu
rance that he has gone to bo "forever with the
Lord." We would hereby take admonition to
increased faithfulness in the Mister's service.
To his bereaved family we tender our heart
felt Christian sympathy. and commend them to
the sufficient grace of our Almighty Saviour.
DAVID CILAIT,
Moderator of Session.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMMI=I
se- Thomas 31 Produce
Couindssion Merchant, 7.10 Pennsylvania Ave
nuo, Scranton, Pa. Rutter, Eggs, Lard,Che&e
Fruits, Potatoes, ac., &c. Consignments sat:
cited, and returns promptly made on sale of
Goods.' References cheerfully given. Corres
pondence solicited.
:16. We, the undersigned, having
had ample opportunity of estimating the abili
ty of blr. &mem Borxr., as a Gas Fitter, have
great pleasure in testifying' that we consider
him - a competent and • faithful mechanic, and
possessed of businesl qualifications which fully
entitle him to the support of the public.
We therefore hope ,he will receive s shsiv of
public support :
M. C. bliscrit, James Micraimaits, G. F.
nisow, N. N. Berm, J. 0. Dios; Jaws
AcCaris, C. 3t. ikissetu.s, J. D. MONTASTZ, A.
GAtlasox, D. S. Pharr, A. W1C111.A.34 J:vo. J.
GIVEITTIIrt„ ErAgn A RILDRITII.
' - • SAMUEL F. BOYLE,
Practical Gas and Steam Fitter,
(Over twenty years' experieticl).
Shop under Gothssirrn's "S. C. P." P. 0.
'Box 471.
• Miscellaneous.
svASON OF 1871-2.
LO, OP LECTURES.
The comixtitto hare mule the tortoer:ng eagle
meats :
OLIVE . .LOGAIV,
Date—WEDNESDAT, 0010 Bra 18
Subject —"Nke TcAng Man."
Di. J. HOLLAND,
C 1 1310T112 2TTOGILU,)
Detc—TMDAY. NOVEIMER 18, 18m.
Subject : The Social Undertow."
M.
PETROLEUM V. FASBY.
Date- lA= 31, 1872.
Sublect—o. The Madan of Stilnewsugh."
Iv . .
ANNA E. DIS-TYBON.
Data4.EllßlLtlir 210872.
Subjeci—^ Deniagognels and Worklngracts:
Bev. Robert Cattier,
- Date, Apra 4, DIT2:
Subject-a. Clear Grit."
JOHN 8. - , GOTIGH.
Ihle-41:DNESPAlf. Mo 1. 1571.
Babied—. Mil 11 Pay."
Tao XENDICIAIOII2I QM: 1111:M1
Oaacart DEOZ11:111:8 1. •
Oolong admlseLon...
Iteserved Brea
Baum Tkkets
Ikketa foe sate 4 Pow= k; Inures Deus ilore.
tkie of Im
W pe .
rred Beata Inn on mmeors two days
before each are
cox:lama ;
MO. r. SAZDISSON.
L. U. mar.
1. w. irAx
rripwieti.etil p tont • • ,
+.•.1;.5. ;:awx,r. par,:M4
ro
%mica soaks to o f ,arihur at ask Bait
SPRIIG GOODS
DRESS (MODS.
WHITE' GOtiDS.
►1 .1 y : ' 1 1 n.
-CALIIMS, GINGHAMS, CIMI
BRAYS, Ax.
DOMESTIC GOODS'
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
CARPETS, CIL CLOTHS, MAT-
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW
1300 U AND SHOES.
• 50
$
S. W. =Ong
N. P. MC=
lat et
=1
la greet misty & way hand.
sour Ariel , . at km Priem
UM, Llneue, Towel
Ac.; to.. A pleaded
_ sorbsest
In all tlae Dem
lu all colors autl styles.
A very largo stock
Cans - &IA Cabo, Neck
Tier. Ilailings. - Notialss of
ell tit., New Piessois in
Use Mot feeidens an end-
1611 usoetment• ar thaw
:ma.
TING &
Mats, Bags, te.. in all quid.
Hies. ♦ splendid dock
1 , ,
SHADES.
In •%•ry' styie and quality.
We have:emu this depart-
taint especial attention. and
esti:way Invite :oar Inipec
lion of it. .0 ant. HIM-
PITAZIEW BOOM.
TRUNKS,TItAVELII4O BAST 'TB,
Bap. ka. We keep con.
ganey on hand a complete
aiirtiisea of these goeds.
amm,RlEs.
z.e.ti stock of sll km. just
maimed. and b a%a04.1.1.1:
iityvelhain;
~.~.,
IM ,I II
Common Pima; and Orphan's Court at Towan
da, the the county of Bradford, 00,1106,17""
6, IW2, to ecattsue two weeks. - •
Soden is thereitne hendorgirso 10 the Ono
pers. and Justites Pesos, ot Mandy
Of Bradford. **Mop be then ,
and them in
their proper mow at 10 o'clock tor the Saw
noon otssid day, with rework; inquisitions and
other nouenbisacer, to dothoealhinerwhich
to their adios-appertsbuito be done and those
srherare borusd by reoagnisineeor otheznisoto
prosecute against the who"elo wto ttre or
r•vallosppoar saor ably
tthrziri6 z s g rt are to be
then and there to itoaecuto against - them es
shall be Just. Junsm ere requested to be
metal in their attendanayigretably to
their
Dated atyear Tpiranda, the' llth day of April, in
the of our Lord. one thomW eight
hundred and serentj.two, and of the We
=nos of the United States, the ninety
a. P. VAN FLEET. Sheri&
SMIUMI SALE.-Llty virtue of
mmtpp mfits of 11. and' Tan&WsPri.. to'
seed cot of the Court of Comore Pisas of &sa
fari County, and to me directed. there will be es.
pooled to public sale at the Court noon la the Bow
ot rowanfils, on Flinn the 10th Me of WAY.
1012. (mock. m.. the following ammibmt kik
game or wrestattend drub la Alban, twit.. begin.
sing at a point in the public areaway or Berwick
Turnpike
down
trent of J. B. ledirs bongo risauLtig
the downthe middle of the highway leading Been
adddi m ire a c g teions
to
tbthar H ibbard schoo l
h m o o w uth e
i b n r aWn e h
d
T V owhadsCreek henewnmd e mtherema o l
worm thereof tip the Ito* of Wells Wlleara land:
Bona: al ong said Me ha ancrUimminly &radiants
herobeh owners of mid Wilms and
etaan easlitenlock earner on
Bee clam laaamentloned line
in it mertharly direction to the South Branch of To
wanda-meek ; thence dowrimid creek by the gems'
coarsen thereof to the miler origitaro Babes WIC
UMW by landii of ireetnan VIM: to the middle of
the Berwick Turnpike ; thence along mid Turnpike
to the place of begirming. Clatitaining 110 mires of
laud, more or leas, about 43 acres Improved. with
ten framed dwelling !louses, one teamed building
need for a grist mill sta mains wool with marline.
ry attached. two framed gemeriee. two lame framed
tam, twomiall baud stables. other out
and lot at fruit trees thereon ; weepting b ilr:
ways ree about tames of the above lot lying
on the ease of said tomato, which was eon.
veyed by Aninab ledd lambed L. Q.h
is woe fully deadtbed to
in said Quisoby ulmby 's deed; wh als ic o
eseepting me other lot containing about .3i of an
are said Qutmbre lot on the north and
deeded to B. D. Ilteeigere by lama S. LW and wife.
and retie& is Pally described In said deed of. convey
.
. liaised and taken in execution at the suitofilohn
N. Cars net es. D. J. and J.. 8. Campbell.
ALSO—The fadowhig to = . io n or - par
eel of‘ had situate to bounded
and described as follows : On the north by lands of
W*mn Jennings. east by Cherry street. south by
lands of K. C. lbsecnr. =direst by Z. A. Parsons.
Being 54 lest front on said Chewy street sad 150 feet
deep. Containing 27% anuses rods of land. mote or
less. with a framed dwelling house thereon.
_tithed and taken in execution at the suit of Dads.
min B. Bututall vs. J. Murray Watts.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or par
cel of bind Abuts in Canton twp., begimiing at s
stake and stones the north-east corner of Ephraim
Case's lot. thence north ON degas west along the
line of said Case's land and lands formerly belong
ing to- P. Vandyke to a stake and stones, thence
north 2 dogs. west 02 rods to • a stake and stones,
thane mu* $73( dep. west along Hackett's line
147 rods to a deka and ittones, thence mouth 2 degs.
west 62 rods to the phoe of beginning. Contatning
to area and 40 man of land. mom er less. about
20, acres improved. with Amt. 200 fruit trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at tho trait or James
Platten vs. Chides Randall.
ALSO—Thp lapwing described lot piece or par
cel of land Oasts in Ethane borough. bounded on
Us north by lands belonging to the estate of Fran
cis TYler, deed. east by lands of C. Y. Welles and
the Wnnaylvania and New York • Canal and Rail
Rood CoinPaily, south by lands of tho Pa. At N. Y.
C. kIL R. Co.. west by Rimini street. Containing
ten acres of land. more or less, all inilrepred. no
11 = L and tam itineration at the suit of Nary
T. Long Va. S. W. Wheelock.
ALSO.—Ono other lot. piece or parcel of land, sit
nate la the borough • of •Ifonroeton. county and
Rate aforesaid, boundeb as follow, to-wit: Ou the
north by lands belonging to the estate of John 113 n,
gos, deed.. on the east by lands belonging to the
estate of William Hart, , deed., on the south by
lands of D. N. Neaten. end on the wet Xein
street or the public highs* leading fromfromTo by wanda
to Eanbni, containing one thousand and - twenty
square fret. more or kw with a frame louse there
on, intended to be the same lot of land as conveyed
by L. Cranmeziand wife to John Ihmfee, &ed
having date Yebniary Etth. A. D. 1869,and recorded
in Deed Book, No. 93. ppsaggee 80. in the once' for re ,
cording deeds, ac.. in D adford.county.
Seized and taken in eleculirm at they suit of W.
S Reynolds, use, vs, John Dubfce.
J. P. VAN FLEET, Sheriff.
ToWanda, April 17, 1,972.
Tit EGLSTER'S .NOTICES.—Notice
Is hereby' given, that there has been filed and
settled in the aloe of •the Pleglstrer of Wills In and
for the county of Bradford. accounts of idadnia=
Batton upon the following estates. vin
Final account of & Landon, guardian of Ida
Viola Spaulding. -
Final account of Austin Id. Titles, -mentor of
David Titus, deceased.
Account of Jars K. Wright. guardian of Eliza
beth Murray.
Adeount of Jason IL Wright, gurdian of George
Murray.
Account of Jason E. Wright. guardian of Willie
F. Morro.
Accotrat ot Jason S. Wright, gutrillart of Saari
Murray.
MMEMM'f2MI
EZMIUM
Final amount of Helen C, - Salsbnry arlmti , latrs.
id: of Jerome & Salsbury.
Final account of D, E Ayres, guardian of Temps
A. Strong.
• Mal account of John F. Orenabire, executor of
Janice L. - Morass. deceased. . .
FSmI aceount of Austin PAWL Jesse WWI, ex
ecutors and Clara Eldodfi executrix of Jonas Edwin.
First and partial account of Wm. Mix. trustee of
IL C. Adsins.
Zug account of tt. W. Brink sad Ititgar P. Howl
executors of Wm. Bider. deceased.
Final account of if. Laporte, executor of James
It. Munn. . , •
Mug account of Eizabeth P. Dodger and D. S.
Pratt. administrators of J. IL Badger.
Mal account of Emily Gore. Obadiah Gore and
Omar C. Gore, administratml of Geo. 0. Gore.
Partial account of Aaron Sheeler, guardian of
Charles 0. Snyder.
Partial account of Aaron Sheeler, guardian of Eta
811 =1 account of S. airby, Exocutor of Joie, b
DCSDII6
Mal 'account of 0. D. Bartlett, „Admindstrtor of
Jane A Brower. - • . -
ALSO—The ierit et property set off - by.
Executors nr AfraWrs With:lowa or children
estate harming decedents
ofJohn W. Bowman.
Daniel Lenox. ' '
• Thames If. Card.
•• Elwood lthodebaugb. • ' •
•• `Rankest Wei thelzer.. ' •
And the sum iilll presented to the Orphan's
Court of Bradford County. on Thimoday the 16th
day of May. 1.103, it 2 o'clock, p. m., for mamma
lian and allowance...
C. E. 01,..IDDING,
/Aviator.
April 4.1879
ORPHANS' COURT SATE.-By.
virtue of an order issued out of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford Count 7, the undersigned admin•
hrtratrix of the estate of Calvin Stone. late of Her.
rick township, deceased , espose to public sale,
on th e premises. In Ilenick twp.. on MONDAY. the
224 day of APRIL. 1812, at 2 o'clock, p. at., the fol.
lowing described lot, piece or parcel of land. bound
ed and described as follows
Beginning at south east korner of W. 11. - 11. Jen
kins. lot, thence north 1 deg. out along east line of
-and Jenkins lot 112 pre, to a post for a corner,
thence south 89 deg. mat 62 vs., to the war
taut line, a post for - a corner; thence south 1 deg.
west 6 prs. to a post for a corner: thence south 1
deg. west 100 pm. to a post for a corner; thence
west 13 pra. to said warrant line. a wet. thence
south 1. deg. west 60 pra. along said warrant line to.
a put; thence south 78 deg. west AS 1-10
one bu n th e Ix:eh:ming." Containing dity acres and am bun..
dire and twenty- fi ve perches. more or less. '
Witlift.-423 down at time of tale and one half of
tedannqk confirmation and remainder , with interest
at the empiration:Of ids months after confirmation
with right in purchaser to pay the whole 'Mine upon
confirmation should he so desire
-HEMET t.. STOVE,
Mirth 26, 1872
AUDITORS NOTICE.--IN THE
wetter of the estate of X. B. Howu deemed, in
the &phase Court et/Mulford me,. -
-3ho underairmd appointed by the the Orphans' Court
of said county. an. Auditor to distribute limas in
the hands of the administrator of said estate,
sedi attend to the duties of his fppaintment.
at the office of IL D. Mclean. In the Borough of
-Towanda Monday. - the 23rd.day of April. 1871. at
I o'clock, p m., at which time and place ail persons
Interested emit present their claims on weld funds
pr be debarred therefrom. ,
Auditor.
11ar.12.72ire
E • • •
X E II T NOTICE.--
Notice is berthl rivet' that al_ moons Indebt
ed to the estate of WILLIAM 7.110. demure&
Ms of Rprinsileld. are requested to make Munedl.
ate payment, and all persons Munn claims against
settlement. ISA
said adage must present them AC &
EL
dr authenticated for
MEM
Aped 15.1t72-6w. . Esecutor.
ADMMISTRATORS
liotloe Is hereby stern that all us Indebt.
ed to the estate. of AMBROSE YURBAY, late of
Troy twp, deed. are requested to teats Immediate
payment, and all persons timing claims against Bald
estate malt present the 111:1113 Maly antbentkated kw
settlement. - /ITS ELIZA 211111.1ttT,
April IS, "rt..wit
A MIENTISTRATIILK'S NOTICE.
I - A
-Notice is hereby given that all Pervona Indebted
to the Wain otABItAll BAUSliit.latsof
deceased. are requested to mats =
payment. and all persons having claims
said estate must present them duly anthen=
'far settlement. rank DAMES
April 18, "Mew Administrative. •
VXECUTOIVEI NOTICE.-
14,5atice Is hereby (Oen is an ppeesraoosts indebted
to the estate of LOIWZO ItOW lato of
Athens tarp.. decd. mast rinks Inneediete pityment,
and ettpersorie having Aetna egstnet end estate
nreas, proemt there duty anthentiosted for wink.
April 17 'll4vel
HE ANNUAL MEETING OF
T
the stockholders of the Pall Creek Ditungnons
Coal Co.. sill be bele at the omen Comparry
in the Borough of Towanda. Pennsylvania. on the
diti dey of April. 11172. at 11 o'clock a. rt. Its the
purpose of electing Medan. a Treason* and clerk.
and attending to Emil other business shall prop:
erly be brought before soc.h =cellos. • ,
April 6, ' J. It Sfaildpan.Siner.
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at CanunourPlesit of maw coanar. and Wes
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Tonainlkies 21111DIDIT
thia tc • 111112. , at ~s :pc i t i =
the Amman* it* at
situate in toinwhip. , Mows:
Onitie_natit by or dolma Man% an Die east
lend di Ohnielitbosnli. sae the aoutb pub.
B by oldgliway Lading from Bear Albany to B byes MW&
11111.404 ekes west M- the; _Be nisi
Veins NS bet bait and 13rket deep. , Wm &two
story buried bonding used ar a store eneLdwelling
and enema abbla thereen.' , 1
seised and taken In szecution at the suit of Thom.
as use If.CO.
rawb k C
following' deseribed lot. Plow or stunt
• / 124: s i bi l k# in -Mehl tap,, bounded on the
north Wilshire street; on the east by Janitor Per.
malls Bashberger, on the south by land of Joseph
Ounpbell and on tbe westby the 'Berwick Turnpike
Containing
. 13.400 ;square led t store or leas, Isa.
Provo& Itini Ira 1017 low *mom __ •
Seized and taken in emotion at the suit of N.- T.
Borton'tiase ye. D. Ir. Bweshbsanew-,
ALBO—The followtog ileseetami lot. pieta or parcel
of land Maids In Rkilbury tarp.. Wanded on the
north by Dada it OM BOW= th e ems by the
Berwick Ttin*ks , oti the south by of aired
liannsond, ant tas the west ot. SWIM;
Coidatoteg ono ea* by
of More Of
less; improved with a earned Woe, a babied barn
ands Yew !nut trees Orem
Seized and titlitattn giesettien at the Eat of Aut.
us B. Baynoefvie legate
M
MAO— fonewing nieugikel, piece °s
of land s ut te r tatt TM e
In Monroe tap.. bounded onpared
the
north by lauds of W. W. Decker and M. C, Merest
east by hmdei of MOM 'BMA. south by lands of
Elias Pada. end we bj_lsMi of Samna Crueller.
COMesbdelg 60 eerie ge MN, More or 101/, all len
proved, with two framed honks. two framed barns
Me eon house and an apple orchard thereon. .
seized and taken in ezeentlech at the *tit of D. B.
Maelasen's use vs. N. D. Fox.
. Also by virtu of canary writs of Vend. Expo.
seized and taken in execution at the suit of D. B.
U.S ea F. D. no.
ALSO—By virtue of ihndry,inets of Vend.lizpo.,
will be sold at the mom time and &oe. the follow ,
tag described lot, piece cc parcel of land situate In
Wells top.. bounded on the Math by land of John
Cunningham and Thomas Lytle, on the mat by land
of T. Reynolds. on the south- by liniet of Lucretia
Strong; and on the west by land of Whitney Gidoid
and Martin Capron. Containing 112 amok more or
ham about 117 acres improved, with a double two
story framed house, • small old framed house, a
framed barn and tare apple orchard thereon.
Seized and taken In ezecution at the suit of Brad
ford County ca. IL G. Gtirutell.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or
valet land situate -in limitiffield tap.. on
the nortieby the peblie highway. east by lands of
IVloLGrover. south and west by lands of
Cenitainittig one half of an sere A g l lrd,
more or leas, all improved with a framed benne.
framed barn and a few fruit hews thereon. .
Seized sad taken in eseentionnt the suit of W. S.
Eieree's use vs. Charles IL Schouten., •
ALSO—The following ehmrßaal lot. piece or panel
of land situate in Barclay top .beginning at the
south-west corner of William' NOrthrup's land near I
the public highway leading np the Schrader Creek:- I
thence north 4!i deg. met 383,1 pra. to a post; thence
north 51 deg. west 58 pre. to s. post; thence south
47 deg. west 88 7.10 perches td a post: theme south
62 deg. east 88 4.10 ara.. to: the public highway
aforesaid; thence north 34/‘ deg. east 15 0:10 pro.
to a post: thence north 55 deg: east 25 3.10 perches
to the place of beginning. Containing 38 acres and
66 perches of land. more or leas. about one sore im
proved. No builelln,gs. • • I
Seized mil taken in execution at the suit of E.
Lockwood's use vi. Charles D. Northrup. - .
ALSO—The following deleribed lot. piece or parml
of land situate in Towanda Borough. bounded on
the north and east •by land of John F. Means. on
the south by, land of. Edward Elliott and west by
Spruce street. Containing one acre of land, more
or less, Improved with a two story framed honor
framed barn and few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land Bite.
ate in the township of Towsincla. bounded on the
north by land of H. H. Mace,' east by land of Mt
duel Deelane, south by land Of James McGill and
West by John Bowman. Containing 38 acres of land
More or less. No improvements.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of O. E.
narris'a use vs. Benjamin Lewis and James P.
Lewis. i • •
Seized and taken in execution at the wait of P. L.
Ward as. James 1.. Lewis and Berismin Lewis..
ALSO--At the snit of E. E. Buffington vs. Deena.
ruin Lewis and James P. Lawn'. •
ALSO—The follow/de scribed lot, piece or parcel
of land genste In T da Borough. bounded on
the north by land of Wi Black, on the east
by an diem, on the south by land of M. E. Solomon
and west by Main street. Being 25 fez•t front on
sal. Main-street.and about ninety feet deep (ea
ten to slid alley) with a time stc•ry brick build
ing • • a store thezeon.
Seized - .4 taken in 'mention at the suit of John
F. Mesas • • TS. Sbernnus N. Aapinwall. - '
ALSO— fallowing described lot, pteco or parcel
of land si in Towanda Borough, bounded on
the north- b • "•• • d of Mrs. Patrick MTN, on the
east by Hain -t, on the math by land of Michael
Ronan and •• by an elley. Being 50 feet front on
said Main star more or less, and 147 feet deep,
more or less, wfo• a framed house and an old framed
shod thereon. I
Seized and tale d in execution at the suit of L. B.
Rodgers & Co.'s • vs. Patrick Gillya.
ALSO—By virtue of sundry write of Ale. Fl.
wilt bo sold at the same time nod place, the follow
ing described lot, piece or parcel of land situate In
Albany tap., beginning at a corner of land former.
15" belonging to Simon /lemon, now Jerre Laraby
'thence along line of land belonging to George H.
Kendall north 60 deg. west 52, pre. to 'the creek;
thence down the creek 68 gra, to a beech corner on
the bank of theoretic; thence rout!' 50 .deg., west
38 pm., to Henson's line to a pest set for a corner;
thence south 30 deg. west 68 pro, to the place of be
ginning.-Containing 20 icres of land. mare or less,
about 3 acres improved, with a plank Ilona° thereon
Seized and taken in execs:tem at the snit of E. C
Kellogg vs. Anagia Beverly.
—By blrtne'of sundry writs of Levart FaeL,
w.llbe Fold at the same time and place the fallow
ing described lot. piece or parcel of land situate in
• Monroe twp., bounded on the north by lands of
Ameba Fowler. east and mouth by lands of Lyman
Matey, west/ by lands of Samuel Lyon. Being 20
feet in width and 40 feet In depth. with a framed
bending used as a shingleill a thercon.
Seized and taken in ezecutle at the suit of Wash
ington Irvin administrator of Thomas Dote. de
ceased, vs. Sash Wickham.
ALSO—The following demribed • lot, plebe or par
cel of land situate in Wye/using tap., bounded on
the south and east by lands a J. S. Thopeon, on
the north by lands of J. D. Camp, and on the west
by the highway leading from Camptown to Herrick
vine: -• • -
Seized and taken In executionlat the suit of N. A.
Fuller vs. H. J. Edell. , -
ALSO By virtue of sundry writs Of Ala. Vertd.Ez
will be sold at the same time and place, the follow
ing described lot, piece or parcel of land situate In
Towanda tarp.. bounded en the north by lands of
John B. Smith and the Widow'Coon, east by lands
of William Watkins, south by lands of 51. C. Iler
cur and the estate of C. L. Ward. deceased, and
west by lands of George Britton, Rode Borer and
J. P. Dares. Containing 133 acres of-land, more or
less, about 60 acres improved, with a largo framed
dwelling house, two old framed houses, framed barn
and few trait trees thereon. 1,
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of B.
Charlotte Ward, administratris of the estate of C.
123
L. Ward, decessed, vs. Michael Meylert.
ALSO—The following described lot,piecoor parcel
of land situate In Burlington top.: bounded on the
north by lands of.L T. Boyse, , Sugar Creek, Phflo
Beer&ley and Justin Morley ; on the met by land
of L. T. Bone and Jacob Morley ; south by Land of
Frank Brown. and the estate of J. F. Long, dee'd,
and oa the west by land of J. F.:Long, dec'd. Ben
ben Morley. Benjamin Clark. S. IL Hill. and the
public highway. containing 217 acres of land, more
or less, out 140 acres improved with two story
brick dwelling holm, an- old framed house. two
framed barns with sheds attached, berm barn, work
shop, cider press, and other outilanildingq, and two
apple orchards thereon. .
-Seized and taken in execution at the unit of 11. W.
Wheelock. vs; Geo. C. Hill. i
ALSO—The following described let,Pdece or par
eel of land situate in Wysox =Moine twps..bound
ed on the north by land of John Woodburn and D.
G. Wattles, east by land of S. Allen, J.- Allen, and:
S. B. Itiney, south by lind of 0. 1 Allen and J. Allen.
and on the west by of H. Barks. Containing
33 acres of land, more or less ; 14 acre improved,
with a flame Woe thereon. •
Seized and taken in execution atthe - snit of John
Holmes vs. Edward Allen. '
__
ALSO—The following described lot of land, situ- I
ate in Wysox township,. bounded and described us I
follows ; Beginning at corner on the line of the
so-called Nobles and Mentanye lot, 90 feet east of S.
Knoll's n. e. corner. thence north five degrees and
thirty minutes. west nine - hundred and seventy-five
feet to a corner ; thence north nineteen degrees and
thirty minutes east Ave hundred and thirty-Ate feet,
thence north seventy degrees and' thirty minutes,
east six hundred and seventy-flve feet to a corner.
on line of the them of Stephen Strickland. Junior
therm along line of the same south five degrees and
Ginty minutes, east fourteen hundred -and thirty
feet to the southwest corner of said Snlckland's
farm, on the line of-Noblesand llceitanyes lot here
tofore mentioned ; thence along dine of the same
south sixty-two degrees, west; five hundred' and
- seventy feet...to the place of_beginning. Containing
sixteen acres end one hundred and twenty six per
ches of land, more or less; with • large framed
house, known as the 'Park Hotel. 'framed barn, oth
er outbuildings, end part of atrotting park there
on.
Bei:eland taken-hi execution at the snit of J. P.
Kirby vs. Charles Heppe.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or par
cel of land situate in Bheshequio
: top., bounded on
the north by lanai Of LJ. Thompson, east by lands
of Wm..Freuerfck. south by Hiram Tompkins and
west by lands of B. T. Parka. - CO:Mail:Ong 13 acres,
marsor less, shoat one we improved. • ,
Seized and taken in execution At the snit of C. A.
Hourraier's use vs. IL P. Shaw's alininlatzatrix and
E. T. Park. terre tenant.
• ALSO—The following deica' ibrd lot, Pike or par
cel of land situate in South Creek tap., bounded
north by lands of Martin Liddy, met by lands of
Horace Lewis, south by lands of William Owens
and James Vox. and nest by, the Hathern Central
Railway Company. Containing 35 acres - of land,
more or lees, about &James humored. with a framed
house, framed barn and fruit tries thereon.
Seized and taken in exec:Men at the snit of Sylva •
mu Van Bruddit vs. Julius Tetzleff.
ALSO—The following described lot. piece or par
cel of land situate in Tommie' Borough. bounded
on the north by
oa Cheatn
rly utu m treet : ende n east by lands of M.
C; Mercer. far in Mot W. H. H.Gore.
, south by land of 31.0. ilescor. and west by land. of
M. C.: Memo. now occupied' by R. 'T. Marshall.—
Containing %OOP wears feet Cl hard. more or low,
- being 73 feet front on -mid Chestnut street and 120
feet deem with a two . Story teamed dwelling house
and a small framed barn thereon.
Seized and taken in exec at the snit of Reber,.
eaThompson vs. Marshall Brat! k Co.. B. T. Mar
shall and W. K. Marshall..
ALSO—The following described lot. piece or par.
eele of land situate in Towanda! Borough; bounded
on the north by lands of John' F. Means. on met
east by William Street 'and lands' of Mix k Bishop, -
'south by lands of Mx and Si hop, and west by
Main street. being 83 feet front en Main street run.
ring back on the south line MU; feet to centre of a
private alley, and running on the north line from
said Main street to said WS:liana:street being about
133 feet and baring errant on Mid Witham street of
lO feet.-with a two : story horned dwelling house
thereon. • . ; _
E. D. LOTICEII.
AdadaWOO=
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of M. H.
Lacing vs. W. T. Bishop, Jr.
ALSO—The following described lot., piece or jar.
mi *nand, situate In Wysix!'twp., bounded as fol.
low•: Beginning are corned ! line of lot hereto.
fore conveyed to Charles J P Kirby and
wife: thence north 410 deg. and 30 min. west 250 feet
to the southwest corner of a lot owned to John
Hanky by said Kirby and wife: thence along line 09'
the awm - 225 feet to the west :Mkt of the r i ld ei ts
highway leading to the Bowman's Eddy:"
along the same south 40 deg. and 30 min. east 290
feet to the northeast corner of: nit Roman's lot:
theme along Smoot the same .00th 62 deg. west 230
feet to the place of haglnidng; eon= one Acre
and 59 perches , more or leas, grim
ALSO—One other lot, piece or 'pascal of land sin:t
ate In WYBox telri. aforesaid, described as fellows:
nning at a corner on the wind side of "-Bow.
man's Ilighwity," 60 feet northwest from the
northeast corner of tat oonveyot to John Hanley'.
thence almag odd highway north '4O deg .tad 30ndn.
west 930 Zest to a owner; thence north 31 deCusln.
west 215 feet to scorner; thence south TO' • and
{hie, pest 225 feet{ to a corms; thence math 31
-list4lll odoegoork , ON fiat to Mb* t f
et We .irt• tat *q sits.
JOHN osirrni.
,—,.. tis4
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, its ,„ ..... . ;,- ~..,--1.!
v:M~
Al* /6:16641114*
foot to the pbbe of • iContolieng
IMO orbs.. BUJ:moor**
aother lot. place of vaned of kind. ado
at
Zug%
lim a a
r cornarlet lbs. all4Sitenddie Sabha
hem Tomtits swoon to 800.
tome*•
tOISAtt .said •
die' teeth Of
rinutlep MC
bortbilit eta * 230 •
to a comer, month 2.l tlegp deg. and Id sofa: out 120 t•
to scarper; thotbeo-800111 lO .dag sett 30 ban.
330 feet to a cuter; limincknooth 0 deg, and 30 •
min. wed OK teat to acornest mama awe of high
way aforesaid; thence along the seme north 40 deg, •
end 30 into Wee 405 fed tOeseirearl diem along
the aamenorth u r t O s ell2 110 gee 250 SAW
niece
thoof oxiblitien saw sod 63
pin••• • • inon or Ws; lingentet, ' •
WOE—One other lot. face of Pirotlof bud; situ
dohs Wpm tap..bibreaddkllmeirdied so Whom:
et the norUissitt corner of a lot
li k = lloirodt; thOSICO,11 0 0•11 de=
embalm wallet feetbr cOnowt aignewsostb TO
aL wain tabu. trait deed 130 feet to nris off?..
LT:Canal k ILL CoMtienceskiegibeesete moth.
edy dime 150 fed be northwest scow of said NM
lnar k didlock lot; thence along ths• of same north -
'lO deep mid 30 gen. , rest about dela* to plaeo of -
rW4/ :n e ss cdts 9 11 11 01. 1 = , Flagg
otherlot, fibre or *oat of loot. ottti•
ate ki Wye= tsp.; aforesaid; described as Wawa: ,
Ilestinninent tbe =ethos* corner *of a lot conveyed
to Kalinin XnUodc ky 3_2 Web/ and Itib dune
parallel with highway lea ding to ullownes s Eddy!'
north 21 dig. end $0 min. wok 15 fest to stuonew;
thence south 70 deg. sod 30 ann. west 223 fast is
corner;•throes south 21 dew. and 30 min. east 75
fast to sortinnst corner of said Saban k
lot; thence along the same north 70 and - 30
min. out 225 feet to the - plaoe of : eon. -
=124 perches of land. =On or
Seized and takedhltO relent/Mr at the snit of J. Y.
Nlrby vs Walter Spencer. - • -
ALSG—Theifeldowing deScribed lot..piees" Of par. -
eel of land situate In Toirmada borough. , bawled
an the Mirth by lend Wm. T. ,Ilinhoto.jr.' east by a •
private_slitry, south by land of Hiram Tlayksr, and • -
west by - Wain street being 33 feet heed on aid
Wain Ara* and running back.
onUMlng feet tot ons.
tre at said private ally. C 9, Spare .
feet of land, more or e tem with. 0 foam ed l9ll,l4
dlealling
house thereon. ' • • •
ALSO—One other lot, 'lam orMgml of land sit."
mote In Towanda>aocont boMftd on the north by
land of Wm. T.-Mishm; Jr., east by William Street, •
south
.by lands of Sally and Way 'Wail% and -
west by . a private alley. Said lot' being 116 het en
said William Street and running back GrW feet
the centre of said private alley, Condoning 1.714
square feet of land. more or" Kith With four framed
dwelling houses thereon: Said lot being divided
into four meal parts6.esch lot being 25 festfront on
said William street and running back 6434, feet to "
centre of said alley. Containing 1,2283,1 wows feet
of lartesch. mare or leas, with-one of-Mtd &Mil. • ' •
inn houses upon each of said lots. Said lots cow.
mendng with the south lot and numbering towards- -.
the north 1. 2. 3 and 4, respectively . Beamthe the'
right to sell said eeparat , ly.
and taken In execution at the sail of James -
Vsedyke vs* H e Misses) W. T:Mst,ll. - - •
ALSO—Th following described lot. lace or
eel of land situate in Wells bop, at UK
northeast corner of lot No. 276 of the allotment
the Bingham lands conveyed to ;obit Paget. thence
along the line of Said lot south .65 deg. west 19 pre. .
thence south 52.de0.: went-. 21 pre. thence south
dem. wed 26 pre, thence north 72 deg. west 20 pro.. •
thence north along the eat lino-of lot Nor 110 and
lot No. 191, conveyed to Dennis Lewis: 120 perchea.
thence along the Booth line of lot Na TBI. conveyed ' -
to Ostriel Swayze, south 99 , 4 siege. east 79 4.4opre. -
thence Meng the west line of lot. No. - 102 in South
Meek top.. conveyed to O. IL Leeward, and lot Na .
270 in South Creek top., conveyed to Nathan and
Lewis Shepard. south 9 dogs. west 92 440 pm. to
the place of beginning. OcinbiMng 52 340 scree of
land, more-or lees, about 35 acres improved, with
,a
Gamed house and a horned banal/crank
Seized and taken in "execution at the suit of E. T.
Parks nee vs, V. 0, Leonard. . • '
ALSO—The following described lot; vises or par
cel of land aituato in Pike tops, beginning In the ,
centre of the public road leading from the State ,
Road to Homer Stevens' on line •of Cyrus Stevens,
thence north 28 dege. west 25 pm. to a hemlock in
the brook, thence north up the brook (=sebum! be- _
log the line) 15 940 pm. to a post in singe with
stone will, thence along the atone wall a southeast
erly course to the highway 27 rods, thence along the
highway 8 940 pm. to a pine stump standing on the
east side of Said read: thence Mong said road south
13) dogs. west 33 rods to the place of_ beginning.— -
Containing about 5 acres of land, more or less, with •
a framed dwelling house thereon.
. Seized and taken in execution at the salt of Juba
Alderson Jes use vs. Edward Fowler.,
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or par.'
eel of land situate In Win them top., beginning at. .
the north-east corner, thencerteee. t by r land of Morris
' Lawrence and Alichael Quilt/ 16 0 Pra• to a "mall
beach tree. thence north 106 prs. to a post and
, stones, thence west 113 74.0 pm. to &post and dines
thence north 103.3.10 pre. to' a post and stoma.
I thence mat 307 pm. , to, a post and stones, thence
swath 8 dogs, west 213 140 pre. to's poet and storks •
(formerly beech tree) the place of beginning, Con.
tatting 230 isms of land. more or less. (excepting
44 acres off the west aide sold to' Norman COWleal
mostly improved, with a framed dwelling lowsee.
framed barn and fruit frees thereon. -
Seized and taken in elocution at the and of Ma.
nan Smith vs. A. B. Cowles. '
ALSO—The following describid lot, piece otr par
cel of land situate in Litchfield - torn bounded ou
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.T. D. Teed: and lutd !whinging
to Inc estate of L. Demurest, deed. south by lands
of Benh 'Ball and- lands belonging to: the estate of
Robert Campbell, deed , west by lards - of said Rob.
eels Campbelk estate, N. W-Cornell and A. 0,-Brown
Containirg 109 acres of land, more or less, about 00
acres improved, with a framed home, two - framed .
barns, framed shed and an apple orchard thereon. '
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Isaac
'P. Balawin's use vs, Jacob L Boa. . • '
J. P. VAN ' , LEFT,.
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, April 4,1672. •
I E
PPLICATIONS FOR LICENS
/
May Term, at Towanda. _
• ^ceszaza.
!abets "Dorough--Charics Day.
William Calmer.
" Jobj3l. Pike.
" George Jordan.
Township—T. Knolbu" •
" Jacob Emery.
D. Gibbs.
Alba Borough—l. U. Smith.
`Colombia Township—Xis. P. Strong.
F. U. Shertuau.
" —G. H. Pott.
m. —B. W. Itonis.
• " —C. D. Holcomb.•
-8. Carmer.
• • —E. W. Neal.
Canton
Franklin
Leßoy
Lltcbll,ll
Nonroe
Borough—Philo Minos.
Orertou Torrthip—PAtor &ennui.
Itidgbury " —Joseph Barr. '
Clues. Heady.
Rome Borough—A. A. Taylor.
Ellieshequia Township-7. P. Rogers:
Smithfield - 66 —Edwin Blakaalw.
Springfield 6 " —Emily Nan Altos.
Towanda I3orongb—Thomas R. Jordan.
" 6 ' 0. H. P. Disbrow..
. 8 X. Brown..
• " 11. G. Golf.
-66 • " Patrick Solilvan.
" John C. Wilson:
• 6 • " Mirtin Crowley:
Troy. •• B. Orson.
Ulster Township 'A. Forrest..'.
- ,Batt Golden.
‘Syshising " —J. S. Thompson. -
- 4. Ji M. Brown. 1 ,
--John S. Shernqua., • -,,
. Duncan S. Kennedy,
—W. N. Richards.
•• —Jesse Edsall. •
rarrto norsizt.
Columbia Township—C. G. Meaellimd..
Herrick. • • - -Charles Bice. -
Overton 6. - —Jeiroestl. Hans.
Towanda liorough —Charles H. Snob.
John Titzgerald.
M. T. Carrier.
Michael Pyne.
John Adams.
Redmond Ca rn
'Francis Wan t *.
azusi.
Wyeox
Windham •.
Wells
!aliens Dorough—D. J. O'Connor.
" TI A. Riff. •
Daniel Sullivan.
Dennis McMahon.
Win. Henry. •
Giles F. Veile.
R. P. Redbaston.
J. N. k. T. W. Wolfe.
Oveiton I t ownsblp—Jaines J. Ran= -
Ilidgberry " —Robinson & Craig. :
W. A. THOMAS, Clerk
Towanda
MI
E XECUTOR'S - NOTICE.---`Notie©
Ls hereby given that all persons indebted to -
The estate of JESSE MOORE late of Bouth.Creelr.
deceased, are requested to make immediate ',pay
raent. and all persons having claims against, the
said - estate must present tho same duly authenti
cated fee settlement.
ABIGAIL M. MOORE,
WILLIAM H. MOORE,
Jtmentora. .
liar 27:72.
•
pXECATTOR'S
.......dmottee is hereby giveri
_that indebted
to the estate' of WTh.LIAM MOM= late of Ul
ster. deal. are revisited to snake tminedtate
mom; and aLI persons haring debris_ WM* said I
estate must present than duly anebentlealeg -foy
'settlement. WILLIAM .NtoXOII2IN. • .
3far.2:412. .
NOTICE IS HEREBY
.013/Eli
that an vplication lima_been made to.*kilter
ernor for pardon of Guy Smith, who was'.eonviclud
of adultery at a Court of Quarter Seastoos, Bulked.'
ford county. in February tut. The petition's sign
ed by thp Bemiring named persons. to wit : G. W.
Kinney, Wm Snyder, V. Smith. &ere, Mut
tin Tompkins, Edwin Gore, F. S; Thomas
Weller, Robert McDonald. kfoses Wa Gem M.
4Patille Oliver Skinner, Asa Trench, Charles Mitch,
W. B. B. Chamberlain: Chu. Tompkins. Orrin Nig
ney. Henry Forbes. A. MCI, A. Boyers, D. W. 'Dm =
J. P. Roger,. 0. Gore, John Brink. L. D. Minis. Ly
nisa Beck, C. C. Gore. Spbrairo Watkins, Eiliihrainit
Wolf, Lloyd Fish. Peter Wolf. IL Forbes. J. F:Drinki4
Drink 0.. B. ?tuba. C. ll._ ItocloreS; George P.
Ford:Guy Kinney, Samuel Osborn. Jima Brown.
OdKaII- R. E. Kinney. J.B. Gillett. D. J. Gil. ,
,et.. L. D. Gillett. D. M. Blillack, IL 0. Bidlack. -
'a Horton. C. D. 8. Cole, 8.. Wardell. IL IL John- •
sou. v. F. HM. 0. F. Ayres,. S. G. Minter._
Watkins. B. Watkins. Darius Tompkins. Er. Hughes
Henry Vann. D. liartin,D. L Gillett; J. P. Matta
hon.-E.: W. Boudinolllet.V. E. Callott.
Childs, e. Forbes, Henry Shaw: Geo. Chaffee, Boni- -
Horton. Chas. Chaffee. D. Horton, J. EL- Tripp. E,
G. Goodthg, J. F . Blackman. E. J. Newell. JoiloPli • '
Towner, Mmvin Lovelace, W. J. Lent.
ham. E. Brigham, B. P. Brigham D. T. GUM!. P.
It. Towner. S. Davidson. Jr.. Jamie Vann, Ifteph -
Humphrey Wm. Vann, George W. Horton. D. 'D. -
Tompkiits, Samuel Davidson. Bent. Porbes, G. D.'
Montanye, M. C. Ifferenr.- J. P. - Van Vbet, L.' T.
Iloyse. Jay Citaspe.l. J. Kingsbury. ,
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-
Notice I. hereby stem to an persons indebted
to the estate of .308:011 MAHOOD: Ws of
Add. deceseed, mast mats immediate ppeayymmee aa ll t r and
W Pomona baiting ebbs , - agPlost I.l4,estaloraust
present them dray sottlentketed far mettlemeat.
&MEL ltallOOD.
Adaer. arab thus Ilrltt seam& ,
mas.l3Vvt•6
E ,13 . -T olt ' NOTR
-LA Notice ls la: eby eemthatall meson Indebteel
to the orbits et Ne Woof Matthaei
top.. deed. see issrsested to ants lasmolfsts pa
nte* and all perms bmitta elabsts solnkt mid es*
fate must present -ths ems duly satbstitiotiled for
settlement. 'LEWIS X. SHAM.
MeV& BRIGHAM.
April IS. 13.-s6 - Xssentato.
V. X Et OUTR .1 4 1.03egi.
Notice la booby glventlatitipoted
to the owe of ALVAN- az Z.liteti °Mum
tsp. deomeol, etszopeotot to auntstill=
Wpm*. Attd ort perm= lattirese
mat atm. mut weeca#, thorn ootimealcetea
obttlejtebt:_ .
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