11
Vra4fordgqinter
Towanda,l Thursday, June 13, 1872.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
•
tat' Wd - have been Visited by sever
al„_,
larcrititig;suowail uunug Pas t week.
111 r.. • E - 134.nsim•fell on
3luixlay,, sprOning bcr back very seriously.
sdr- The annual parade of the Fire
',c u m tnu nt irill take place on Friday, Jigno 21.
stir sfixiclB of mo4eratp calibre are
too apt • to, ignore everything thy t does not
e , :nue within their own range.
kV - Toyeanda Division S. of T.,
will 114314 thcii• next meeting on asturday even..
in;, instead 0' Wednesday evening.
i ,
• Ile. IVd! acknowledge the receipt
from W. JI.N.NI I NGS DEmonssr, of an invitatio..
to attend the fiftieth anniversary of his birth,
'. Welt occurred on Monday last. • . , ,
RD- At a!meoting of .tho S ate Cm
tx:il Committee held last week, lion. Z. '0
(i,,,placit was electod one of the Secretaries
and aho placed upon thersocutive Committee
•
- see— R. F. GOODMAN, Chief cleik of
i 1,.• IL IL Co., is building himself a new h(hlso
r tliddepot, on the opposite corner from
.I..tant Superintendent Dzsmowes handsome
r,,plunee.
I:l:l;A:rum.—We notice Limit several.
4 our exchanges hive published an item to the
0( et that 3frs. E. 0. Gammen hail been 'ap-
a mernhcr of the State Central •Com:
mitt e.' It is Mr. GOODRICH who has received
ih api.ointment.
SF.Sl).ti." SCHOOL hviiiTurE.—The
11•-U Sll i1da 7 . 17 43C1100/ , Institute! will be held in
1 , 71 Monday and Tneadav, June 21 and
Th first sCssion will be held on Monday
•,• tow:, 21th inst. All Stinday-sehoole in the
, ,icty arc cordially invited to participate.
rit e At a.meeting of the Directors
.1 'I I , Towanda Iron Co., held on Tuesday
r Col. J. F. ISIF.ANN was cicctcd to fill
It aiwy occazdmivil by the resignition or
1... 1 . 1.11.1.f0 - rr, and 11. L. .13corr was elected
rr f.t in iflaCt of Col. G. P. IfiAsoN, rodFn!
tc7).. S.vrrEitLEE, 'who Was
,
tom; sinot:', appointed to a cadetship) at
. .. N. 1 1 . ja:-. , .+•,1 a very ercilitable„,
and r,tiow wearing the uniform.
4 teas a gric , l:.titilcut, and is possesScd
~ 1 11,. I I ht 1,4444114 nwtal. IV4•l4 . itry uu doubt
1,, i i.n.li hi ll in lii, class.
1.0.1,%r5.t-The residence of Col.
nt4 rc.l by thieves on Satin . -
bi.bit, and si•veral hundred dollars ivortil
~t bclot:; ; ;int..; to Mrs. 11. taken: The
coat Al ns xlnu appr.priated by
The!: was t II eted tlsroogh
tiDtlott in.the bast no•ot, a nd th e arti c le:4 F t°-
1.11 ltrrc rahep fr c en an enocenpied room. No
• hie to the rObbc , rs has yet been ascertained.
Stuns DE Tit.—J. D. ALLEN, Of
. .
In hip iryfj in the, field on Saturday
And aftet pitrtaldre; of hiA supper, pre
, "to 1, tire, eciyinglhat he naS not feeling
!,e1 re he readied the bed lie fell back
at,l pireil itt the arms or his Wife. He
, ,•,, %%it]. the liea c t r disease fur
~••,. In de.tt It e , awn unity has lost
.• •• • nualde tl,e church an earnest
••, tit tneOde r, and his f•ttnily . a kiln]
••I .le,l intlittFent parent . .
,-- - - -
toi-.. We take iiien.stire in stating that
ii • • ;,', i t: ( ~ ,Ip:1110ii e Troupe, one of the best
;I. ....1 ,, ,:l e ,, inpanh , s' ,, traielin;,-,l'uill visit -our
• ~,, ~. ut •.,,,.k, 'they mill open on Monday
..,...s_h It., liighly Interestin,g play tuti
:. ; • ;:, 1 thA, thei ;Seising Machine Girl, or
,• ~,, , tit he WliCitt," recently dramatized trent
c • 1.,, ,, , n st ,, tly of that name in the Xer
', , II 4 ',/. W..'1l t speak for this deservedly
1 , ', ~' ~- t, , ,,11,e thei it , tral patronage of our
- :"..ti ,- ; l'etd4i.P. r ,, r further p • rticultirs
.... ,,,, rtecntent Uranother colUmn.
gre^ Ezn iroLcOStk, Esq., formerly
1. 11 tlll.,collqty, and for several years
in the Oeitoin
• I city on W , dueslay it.
• )I , :ight, bout
, IA man, and highly esteem
•;dl who hint, fie had for Emile
r:rey to tnat moat 'junctions dltiCat , e,
llt rt .n, which finally terminated hir, ant
. lie. was in -the fortpeighth year of Init
.it,.ll..avcs a wife _and 1%0 damtittcro to
Li lox.:. Hiti remains %Ter, brought to
t. I. .url interred On Satin-tiny.
Leif- IVe learnlfronva Kansas pa
th, E considers the
Lawrenee,J, in which one thousand
• , wit of a pfipMation of twelve thowiatid
as the most successful work in
has ever tai l gotgcd, with the exception
• • ul Scotland. The appro ! ituate
~ I.,crtqfmg in the principal Owlish'
. • r.,;1,1v:i :1 Leavenworth, ?00 ; Law
. Topt•lml, 61 1 0: Atehison, ; Fort
•Io afltiitiqn to those, mectiogs have
•'. i ;;;A:iy ~ f t.,e ,maller towns. with
cr ntis r. —On Thursday
J , .• 1 11.111 htui.itirr, WhO liVeS
• ti;11. •lnnn tiria place, drove home
••••iiid•dt tnocrat wagon, and it he
eallial for his brother to qs
p:;!to,..: oit th , : l / horse. While his brother
••• 1 !•:: gt• •.!ut the burst backed over
•••• • • •• • edunhotenti by the Itouro, all going
••hob together, %there they were
•,‘ aftf r, bc.tig
atll without signs
•• • :•:1:!•••r, tI t e‘alled to tvs:•••h.t itt
nh front , under the debris. the
• s i••• 1 tiout•ly Thisqv :L s a
• 1: - .1:ce, and e}neli eympathy is felt fur .
ab.mt sears of
ME
lIM
PI '; ,, 0; I
AVM. .' - ' I 4V.VI*IiINS dud
WATI:IN, ruturno4 from liau•
Ih • Gllll%, ;Ind edi At , visiting
• •,I la., 1)9elor is cm;agcd
,!.1 1•1;.: iv P. , :11e.k at OsroillSa, 101111..
I, • :•; .I. 0,11 I. 1,11..111,1(1/A11C pUlPit of
1, (. 11 1 / 1 1e11 I t Sunday last.
I, E , j., .1.41 .I..irs 0. Wvnn, have
voyage," feeling
d.l , y4icir short trip
c. L. F. A. BIAGI: ate
• i•Zinility-tieliotil Convention
- at l'ittAntr• •
Tvvloi, liitusas, fe
MEM
./.11.11'l . /tit;
Mr. It•ofitri of Much
n Monday', on business
.vantla iron 'Works.
, pit' in I.,‘❑
,1 •41;11,r,it,
Mid 1141
M , (; 1 ...1111E/Z I S
:r. 2111,i
/
ire, C. T. Fox and wire,
and S. W. ALvunn and
I p Convention
.ntl.'''''' , ADVE.ITURE.— On Sunday
''. Ti ,,, : , ;, it,t, IVm. if.t3fArutws9x, with his
: ti i i mall childrt•ii,"and his brother-in-law,
1 1"d , Ttook Ito cross the Chemung in
n, a1...1 &lieu ahont midway the stream, in
:i ,I',,i, wat...r, .tliP • I)oitt sprting- a leak and
'.,....'. ,1'1111:. Mr. 31 . 1 THFWEION, by extraordinary
it, 4. , 1 , t hi. airs arid 'Children above water
ll' , Y'raog uiau ovciiturned the boat, when
•.!,.. •ii.lhriin were placed on it, and with • the
clinzhat _W.-it, he libored to work the bbat
-i,re. raiding his li e vy boots were dragging
.4 1 d'swo, ":1:1-1•Iikely to defeat biti efforts, he
..a,: i , the bottom of the river, polled off 'his
:, , :ituf•• op and Nfitlied the boat again' to
-7., tle; sliore. .ichitis Torto, hearing the
r., (am.: to the riv l , and seeing the litria
tr
1 'ataigtiil in, swam across and assisted in
!Li Ltlif4 from a 'watery grave. This
..• 14 , 1 p 1.;10,14 a I venture, and few men
: • ' ).17f a ,, .:ompliglio,l what fifr.BfratrWBo:l
~ t11:..t. trpo g e.t . a .z Pun.— Wanelly --I(fro
,-.
asi. The Pennsyfuania Schoot.Joter
yaal for June, the kat nimbi* of the current
yohnne, Is upon our table. The Index which is
found In the present number,: shows the vol
um° just closed to bo rich in matter of educe
-
cations' interest.. The present issue. contains
80 royal octavo-Pages, the twelve Issues of the
year making over 400 pages. Among the lead
ing attain' in the June number; is cum' from
Kr. W. V. Dan. upon " &hod Arida in
Utah." The Editorial and Meld Domani:Ma
an and varied; the department of
kayo! special Interest; and on the Nude page
this month, which is a permanent feature of
tho Journal, we find the National Hymn, in
clear, open typo, anticipating the Fourth of Ju
ly. The twenty-first vokune bestial; with the
July No. Every teacher and director would be
boncilited by the monthly visits of this periodi
cal. Subscription price, $1,d50 ;to clubs: of Ave
or more, El.= Begin with the volume, take It
ono year and you will order it again. Address
J. P. Morrow:lx A Co; Lanciator l Pa.
Fax ItEPORTZu—Dear : I
harp waited nearly our whole College year,
thinking klwrito in article which should lin
awcr the many questions my friends and friends
of education, would like answered. But as I
cannot spend the time, I send by to-dars mail
the pamphlet form tof the artiati last August
published in Scrilmer's Monthly, and trust you
And room'in }our - columns for at least a
part of its contents. It is not: as copulae as
might be, but the flowery description of the
grounds can be omitted, and from the rest yon
can easily arrange a ,%tory satisfactory account
of "our,doiriga."
This year our rising bell does not ring until
62/ A. at., breakfast . 7:15, last retiring bell at
9:15 r. as., thus giving a little move brain, rest.
Will you not make that chailge In the ace6unt,
that whoever roads may see we do not adhere
to the barbarous practice of 'some . educational
institutions. The College and its appointments
are wot.deriul, and may be justly regarded with
pride. A trig np the Iludson and a visit here,
is well worth time and trouble.
• RespectfaUy,
- C. Canarr.
Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., May. 30.
Tusceitous.—The fourth anniversa
ry of the Progressive Temperance Soddy, held
at East Springhill, bray SO, was a success. Ow
ing to the " weeping skies," the a. w. exercises
were held in the Church. The P. T. Society
from Camptown, came over in force, headed by
the Camptown Brass Band, composed mostly
of members. The Tuscarora Creek Band was
also on band, so that there was no lack of mu
sic. We should like to speak a good word for
the Band boys, but they are capable of doing
ti-it own blowing. We did not hear the annual
report of the President nor the address of Boy.
Bunnonius.
Dinner was served np Pic-nio• fashions and
there was "enough and to spare." Then came
a march to Band music, headed by Marshal
AVERY. =Bev. P. It. Tows!' gave an addiers on
"Self-CliNernment," containing many good
points and illaatrations. Avner represent
ed the Camptown Society in a short speech,
followed by a declamation intitled " Our Starry
Flag'," by a member of the Camptown Band.
Mrs. SEAGRAVES then gave a forcible and . Oa
quent address on the right_and duty of woman
to work in the temperance reform. A copy was
requested for publication. Misses °maw=
and STCRLF.V.ANT sung, it'll marry no man 11
he drinks." Bev. D. C. Batista ' responded
briefly to a call, and the people dispersed, say
ing in regard- to the nest anniiersary, "May I
be there." The exercises wore enlivened' by
sonms from East Springhill choir, and stirring
airs from the Bands. Who will say the cause
of temperance is not progressing? And we put
Prxelt s rurYi down as the banner township itithe
temperance Callal.
' Graio;hoppers are- putting in their appearance
and promise a large drop. Our Springhill farm
ers want 1.00,000 turkeys to gobble them up
while on the hop. • ALMA BETA.
June 8, 1872.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
italr Black .Gr9ndincs at SU cents•
cr yard, at the Bee Nice Store.
se- C. F. Q•i:oss keeps a • full line
:tatiUrit ry.
Ster Especial attention is called to
our children's line or Hosiery. Bee Hive Store.
Ur. Job work, of every description,
neatly and expeditiously executed at this office.
ice' Handsome " Jet Sets " for
1.25, at thei3co Uwe Store.
The American Sewing Ma
chine is the best.
FOR SALE. —A, fifty feet lot on York
Eugitire of S.
tak. Flour and Feed at retail, at
Tow.lntla Steam Flour Mills, delivered free.
M. Keystone Clothing Palace,
Main etreet, next to First National Dank.
vino boots made to order at
L. L. Moetiv Go'rn.
fir- The best lot of Marble Tables
town. Fr.os - r S.
•
te... If you want a good - Corn Cul
vator, eat! upon R. M. WELLY:B for the best.
M. New Calicoes and Ginghams
ist received at P s owtt.l.N Co's.
va. Ground Plaster $6.09 per ton,
at Towanda Steam Flour Mills. • .
ter- New Shawls and Scarfs (Veil
ed daily, at Powzm
te... Nitrous Osido Gas for extract
r):; teeth, at KELLY & Sriatitzfa.
vs. A large assortment of I;rack
ets PIA received at Fnoa - r .L• SONS.
00.- The - American Scwiyg Ma
ebiin, is the lit
IC=
tom.. Mrs. E. J. MiNuos has the lar
gest variety of straw goods in this vicinity.'
tai' Large stock of Red and White
'beat Flour, at ' litcCang Eutrant,s'.
I=l
16. A large and full assortment of
White, Goods, & Co's.
Va. The finest assortment of Gen.?
Henn...lea Handkerchief.; in town, at the Teo
investor ° in Blerctir's Block.
" Maltese," " Clinlax," and
'Di/Nay-IR:ward" Soap.. Try them. For sale
t 31. J. LONCeti.
ICE CitEAM.--Icef Cream, delicious
and cooling, at thy Bakery and Dining Room.
D. W. licorr it Co.
Bldy 23 - lw
Chinese Gran Cloths and
other new Drew Goods, just opened at
PowELL4 Cols.
ger If you don't know what you
want in the Book. and Stationery line, call un
C. F. Cnnss.
se. Another large lot of .Pi ranols
and Bun Martllas just tereived at
' • I'owr:L►. 3 Co 's.
=I
you waut a right-good Thill
Corn Cultivator, Wr.i,t,Es can Popp!) , your want
to a T.
Mir Mrs. E. J. Mzsuos has just re
ceived the Maisano Foy Vor-..et Skirt Supporter,
in all the Bins.
kir Baby wagons are a necessity
of the season, and Wrcranaw 4t. BLACK have just
opened a new stock. Prices from $3.50 upward.
Airfi. E. J. Ilistios.llas just re
ceived a fresh supply Or laflirle lies and bows,
in all the imw slisat F.
i Houses and Lots for sale, on
clay monthly payntentp, or to Rent. '
IY. tuatur.t.t
Poplar aired, Towanda, Pa.—tt
I==
Niaorline - dothirig, inspect N
inincom stock, Xaki drat, nu
to'Firat Natkand Bank.
ITo Itaarr. 7 —Room over the Drug
abek fa nociii, nolkaicaphdbyDt. Winuos,
Wand. Famitdre UAW Dreg Mara
Mr The best ueortmerit of Gents'
Forakihing i Goods at N. sot nexus's K.eystono
at thing Plum.
- lie. Toy Wagons, carte, wheelbar
rein, etc., etc., 'just received at WICIMAX k
BLACK'S.
Atir More Spring and• Summer
aofxbi at N. Gotaszcsn's Keystone clothing
Mace.
Se- Dolly Varden Prints and Cam
bra*, at .• • • EVAXIS & Haparnes.
• bridge street.
sir MeQuiz k Fameal3s have But
ter PPnbs, Rains, and 4 Tubs ; a hoc lot of
AslitOn Balt, sold at lowest figures. •
stir Now is th© time to buy sugar
chep, as it always advances during the Bum
mer season. McCaw 1 EuwAsn's have a large
stoci t.
TO 'RUMMEL-A full stock" of
Tab's, Firkins, Flutter-Bowls and Ladles, and
Ashton Bait, at M. J. Loan's.
May 1, 1872.
ifir Hosiery and Gloves, Ribbons,
Nock-Tics, Lam and Linens, Collars and Calk
a splendid line, just opened at
sisr i 5. coats per pound for good
Chewin l k Tobacco, at the Bed, White and Blue
Stol Bridge street, Towanda, Pa. Try it and
lOC r yourselves.
11.16; Fourth of July. Party at Union
ffokil, Rome, Thursday evening, July 4, 1872.
All ate invited to attend. A. A. Terre,
'June 13—s Proprietor.
e.
J 100 good Veal Calves wanted
on Tuesday, June .18, between the hours of 4
- sad 7 o'clock r. x. Gr.oant Sterna,
Wysanklng, Pa.
. .
To buy first-class Millinery.
Goods at the lowest prices, go to Mrs. J. D
lime! Millinery Starr, Bridge strcrt.
847Litdieil L ,13c8 . k Chlitireren
fine Shoes, at groat bargains and in great vari
ety, best assortment in, town, just received at
rowtLL k
kir Buy ypur_ Tea, Coffee and
Spices at the Rol, White and Dino Tea Sk)r,
Bridge street, Towanda,
RIDOEWAY ,t Ertl:err.
kir If you want a Refrigerator,
drop in ma wicKnAm h ISLAtit's and examine
the "
,Palace;' acknowledged to be the very
best.
lli
LAZABUS k Mona's, manufac
turers of those celebrah.,l speetaeh tt love
changeil their ar;eney froth 3. ;. u 1.".% IN's to
W3l. A. CuAnntnr...tlN's.
se- Messrs. FROST & Svgs have
the exclusive sale of the woven wire mattress
in this place. It is the best mattress ever
made.
==l
MCOALE & EDNYARD's haVe a
large stock of SL Louis White Wheat Flour. It
is just the article for family Ilse. We beli . eve
this is the on'y house In town where thin cel
ebrated brand may be tonna.
le. CALKINS, at the Post Office
Book Store, has a fall line of Sunday-School
-Books, which he offers at publishers' prices,.
thus making a saving of freight to those who
purchase from him.
THE LEST CHUM . "( roll:Mt.—lf you
would like an easy running and noiseless Churn
Power, one that will do your churning , nicely
and much to your comfort, send to IL 31.
Wt:[. ms.
NT J. M. Aims & Co., Pruggists
and lkinksellers, Wyalnsing, Pa., Proprietors
of the original "Drug Store," first door south
of lIALLoca h CO.'s Block.
tern% UnQuaAresctlebrated Cho
era Cordial ix advertised.
' ice. Mrs. J. D. Hits. has now re
4prived her socimd stock of Millinery Gouda, and
is prepared to fUrnish. the best goods ■t the
lOlrest
it,Etr- The edition of the Road and
Poor Laws of this county, compiled by Capt.
W. Ff. Cannocnsx, is limited, and township
officers who desire to procure copies, should
apply soon. The work is for sale at this office.
=
Stir Notice R. Ili. WELLEB' adver
usemdm of the Tompkins County Wheel Bak;
Fluter Sower and Seeder. Ito invites the far-
Mere to test the Rake and Seeder along with
any other offered.
• FnEsu FLowEns.—As the Summer
has opened with its genial breezes and lovely
Sowers, D. A. Prerzs & Co. have the best 'elms
tion of Millinery Geode and Flowers in Towan
da, for the lowest prices, at the sin of the 'Big
Bonnet.
t1~ 4 41138 BRAND ' S accounts havo
beim le with me for settlement. Persons
knowing hemselres in debt, will please call Al
the old e re and settle. W. Drrrmen.
April , 1872:
Jt ST
Black Al
Stnpeq,
Cloth. P
trade, at
aI:WED.—A fresh supply of
l uu, Striped Grenadecns, Japaniso
Icreals, Drown and White Lincn, Crass
l ints and Shawls, for the Summer
. A PErrm t Co. '
USEF FAI:3I 31AC11111E.7--Very few
of our far era are aware of the great value of
a good ha. Tedder in securing the hay crop. It
is second,lonly, in importance to the Mowing
Ifachine.l The Bullard Hay Tedder is the best.
Sold by 1' M. WELL.xs.
`Ye would call attention to
tat licbsrs. Cont: Meltatiox, Her ,
on., have on hand the finest assort
oths, Suitings, etc., sNer opened in
SThey hare a first-class Cutter, and
I tlo it work. Call and Pee them.
last Mereur's Dank.
the fact t,
chant Tai
meta of C
Towanda.'
warrant
One door
1 . 40f •---___
I MP= GLAIN DIULL.-11. M.
las the agency for this first-class
, and will warrant it to girt; entire
I
. It is the . cheapest priced Drill.
farmers ciimml njr6rd to ix without
'a drill. - .
TUE
Wv.a.tzi
Grain Uri
sstisfactio
Goal gra'
i qua} g
SPIIIN r STI - LE.—Go to GOICE
ideftl.tucci a, Fashionable Tailors, for your
Spring, Cl thing. They bare too beat stockof
Cloths, c imeres, etc., in town. Particular
attention l aid to .Turenito Clothing. Ail work
warran One door cut Mercnes Dank.
ur enterprising furniture
O. FIZOST A SONR, have scenred tho
the celebrated Wakefield Earth
have an acsortmenton harnl. The
Ict has been tested for serreial year's,
irensal oatistaction wherever wed.
k room it is almost a necessity.
Stir
clealcrs d.
agetry fo
Cl°set, an
Earth
said gives
For the si
wk. thor clothing men in Towan
nd
1 1 11 make i a business to draw trade with flash
ing stores high rents, but M. E. ]loam
YU= in o der to bold the title or the Ciampi
on Clothief of Towanda, has no such emblems,
pays no-. . h rents, and has no store filled with
clerks and empty-Ines.
Non . . • —The regular annual meet
ing of the Wand Banding and ?hying Fund
Association otthe Borough of Towanda, *ill
be held at the Grand Jury Doom in this place,
on Monday, June 21, .1872, commencing at 7
o clock r. 4., at which time and place , a Presi
dent and four Directors aro to be elected. Polls
will be opeh from 7 to 9 o'clock r. x. Ty order
of the itoazid. GooDaAa, Boey.
•To • • June 10,1872-2 w.
Tun Portwin Einsailuz, on Bs
nunas PIOT& —Um yen semi WI If got—
provided you are a faun and like good tools
—be sore to see Hodges Itevendble Plow kir
lavol lead ea well es silo- dg. It is giving grist
estistietios and IL IL Illressrof Wes of It are
inereasiog.
afr Now is the time to. get your
pkanios taken it itoottaallery. fn Homo, P.
for he will only chino $1.50 per down for pho
tographs for the next twenty days. $l.OO
largo picture for frame. copying from old pie
tam a.pocjalty. All work warranted.'
I:iome, /day I, len.
THE BEST LAWN Mows.—Tho Ex
celsior. It gives good satisfaction, and can be
worked around trees and shrubbery morn con
veniently thut any other. If you want a Lawn
blower, call tip* IL . Itt. Wszas. Ile will fill
your order for any kind you may call for.
- iterHaviag lately added , to oar
regular business an Insurance' Agency, and
having some good Companies, we regime-trolly
Rh a share of your Business in Ibis line.
Yours respcctihlly,
Wusuram A itt.scit.
•
MIL &glutton WATI2I DILLWEiI, or
Improved Weft Curb and Bucket. A good de
mand is springing op for this convenient affair.
It Is a good thing. Giro the Excelsior Water
Drawer a trial and you will Into it It. ki s
Wwza sells it.
THE Kxnvr Two-Warm. Mom—
n. N. Wamas, General Agent for the.colebrat
ed Fancily of Kirby Machines in 13 counties in
Pensylvania and Now York, is "again offering
the unrivalled Kirby Mower to the farmers of
Bradford. Ho retailed forty of them from To-
wanda lest year. See hit Kirby card. In another
column.
Powc.tx & Culs.
stir- J . 0. non. & SO,Ns wish to
put a Woven Wire Mattress in every house In
Towanda, on a month's trial, and it'll does not
stilt them, they will call and take it away. Now
is your time to get perfect sleep. Bo sure you
try, and then you will buy.
Ncrrier.—There will ho a special
meeting of the shareholders of the Mutual
Building and Saving Fund Association of the
borough of Towanda, at the Grand Jury Boom
in this place, Mcinday, June 17, 1872, at 7
o'clock r. x., for the purpose of unending Sec
tion 3 of Article V. of By-Laws. By order
the President. It. F. Goonataic, Seey.
Towanda, pa., June 5, 1871.
Mir We hare on hand and offer at
bargains:
1 Grover .k Ilaker Sening
2 Ladd .k Webster's " "
1 Wjieeler Wilson's
1 Franklin "
1 Leather 6.
Cali at the agency of
air The Sullivan Anthracite is the
(k)al for Spring and Sumner usu. Nothing like
IL It kindles easily; makes a quick tiro,- and
can be as small as desiretl, a quart. hurtling as
readily as a bushel. It Myer dies out, burning
all down to white ashes, Ind renders coal sieves
of no - further nsc. Tho pleasantest and.chcap
est iu this or any. other market for domestic
pnrposte. .
-r Waco a IrOITTAICYT.,
Solo Agents.
1.1EL16101.78 NOTICE.--The Fourth
Quarterly Meeting of the Bridgwater Baptist
Liqsociation, will be held (Providence permit- .
ting), with the Wyahaslng Baptist Church at
Camptown, Juno 73 and 30, commencing at
tOZO o'clock It. w., on. Saturday. Mo.. W. C.
Thin" will preach the first sermon. A Gorilla'
invitation is citended to all. There will be a
collect on taken on Sunday for the aid of the
meeti• og-liclbse now in process of erection
Come Iye that are friendly with money, for
we nell help now: - E. Bouu u mmi l / 2
Pastor.
• • ill IP
Examine tltc figures below,
from official returns. Bales of the leading Sew .
tag Machine Co's. for 1871 :
Singer Maw , /'admin.? itnilisiny 181,260
Wbeelor .t Wilson .. -- . 1X4,523
Grover .k, Baker '4133
Wccd Rewing 31achine Co.: . 3 , ,G55
Howe. Machine Co., drum Jan. to July.. 31,010
Wilcox .t Gibbs .... ... 30,217
American.... 20,121
Wagon 21,153
Original Bowe .. 20,051
Domestic .. 10,379
BrnimmEss Tut:SS - AND Surronm.—
We are pleased to inform those suffering from
Hernia, that the Good Samaritan; Dr. Boren
tut will make his fourth professional visit to
Towanda, June 19 and 20, and will atop at the
Ward House. Dr. H. also visits Troy, Pa., at
Long's Hotel, June 18, and Athena Exchange
Ho'cl June 21, where he can be columned. It
'should be remembered that the &mans ap
pliances are free from springs, -mid so 'perfect
in construction that Dr. IL warrants relief to
every person to whom brifita a truss. No one
interested should fail to read his testimonials,
particularly those from this county. Di; H.'s
Post Office address is Box 23, Anion, N. Y.
Send clamp for circular.
• orrum PLAcc fi NOw
This Is easily enough found by gentienten, but
is not as easy a Egger for a lady -alone. At
some of tho' most popular hotels . a lady is not
fled ^^"^." es with satisfactory re
ference, prudent to go to second
class 1 1 , are known.
Then your lady readers may be
vcry gf ' , ere they may find a quiet,
pleasai Ibly. respectable place.
And this 'r. E. P. Nuzzo's, No. 11,
West 26th Street, ucco-een Broadway and Sixth
Avenue. Those who cejoy a truly hygienic ta
ble, not of the.extrome Order, will find it here ;
also an opportunity foroot o kinds of baths—
" Turkish" included. The nvenience of the
place, and these especial prii4legos, make it a
very desirable home. But be going it is
well to writ* and secure room, at present
they bavoleas than they need. o e who has
been there once will doubtless go t o second
time. C. C.
TO THE PEOPLE OF BRADFORD Ctilif
Tr. —Tho "Guide-Board to Ile:kith, Peace d
Competence," by W. W. HALL. M. D., of Ne
York, is a royal octavo of no pages, and ono of -
the most useful books that any family can pos
sets. The author is the editor of Hell's lour
not of Math, and is universally known as ono
of the best physicians in the country, and of no
ono are the writings and opinions on health so
extensively quoted by the newspapers at large,
and so conscientiously relied upon by the whole
people, as are those of Dr. Bann. Tice " Guide-
Board." is tluiDr.'s largest work, and is written
in so plain a manner that all can readily under
stand its teachings. As a medical friend and
adviser it is invaluable,, saving its cost many
times daring the year by giving 'information
that otherwise : would necessitate the expense
of calling a physician. We have subscribed for
this Family Safeguard, and we would advise
our readers to follow tho example. road what
our most prominent physicians say of It:
The "Guide-Board to health, Peace and
Competence," by Dr. IL, we consider tho most
practical and flatlet! book of the kind extant.
It is full of shrewd medical common sense, is
free from Wein:at:4 Is written in a suf
ficiently plain style a u to understand. Every
family should possess a copy, 'read it, and .
'low„its teachings. Attention to %opts= Medi
cal directions and hygienic rules contained in
this work, we believe would save the =mina.
ty front - ninth suffering, sickness and expense.
Wm, Rico, IL lii t i ltome ' ; T. Conklin,' M. D.,
Onroll
_*T.F. M.D., Wyse: • J. W. 14 , ..
man, Towards; W. Friable, H. b., Potter
sale; T. B. Johnson, H. D_, Towanda ; D. 8.
Pratt, M. D..Towanda; S. If. Woodburn, N. D.,
Towanda; Chas. IL Ladd, It. D., Towanda. •
Bev. M. B. CIT:RIAN it the sole agent for
this valuable work in Bradford Co.; Pa.
lOWA, NEBRASKA, ICAREW3, CALIFOR•
ms.—Advertising alone does . not produce suc
cess. The thing width is advertised must have
intrinsic writ, or else large advertising will
ovfmtroaly do it more harm than good. If you
have anything which you know to be good, (id
ratite it thoroughly, and you will be sure to
succeed; If it Is poor,'don't praise it, for people
will soon discover you are lying. " -
Such is the 0)14 of the Bunusarox Boors,
which runs to three great regions in the West :
lit, to Omaha, connecting with the great Pa-
EMI
E. M. Facarr.
ISC==nl
WicxliAm N BEA , le
=I
ciao Boa& %I. o Limolis. tbe capitol of Ito.
beats,
rus ta an that beaniihil region month of
We
_nod %Ili
U. 8 . hada and Mak&
steads. a d, $o use* Kansas cakr and
Luso points;,
The roads ate aniendidly built, boo the best
kb**. finest aim the miller platibmn and
snobs salkkr air brake p tr►iat
UM km otitis that is everywhere else happen',
Polbinin't deeper', Pullman dining cars
large and nowerfal ,anghter (to Mika hick
time and good constoetkma), sod are Ip 114cird
Um best equipped nods in the West. 'Bo that
if you desire to go• safely, sorely, quickly and
•onmtbrtsbly to any point In Southern I.
Nebraska, Kamm, or ma the Padito Bonds, be
sure that roe go !Ity Way of Burlington."
All who wish Mika* informaiion, and a
large map, &bowleg correedy the Great West,
and all its railroad conneetkcia, no obtain
them and any other knowledge, by addressing
Cienaral Passenger Agcut T D. A Ito. It.
MARBIED.
KNICKEIZIKXKOm-410,11T0X - -A1 iho bone
of lames Mum; m Xonroc; by Eon
cox, Xr. Charles Knickerbocker, of Br
of Monroe,
Yin Oaki, anthem
Brarlford Co.,
CCo.,
l'a Y.„ to Nary Morton
.
ALVAN —IfOLLAND.—Irs Braintrim t Juno
toleWßor. D. D. Gray, Kr. Charles
Of Herrick, ami Kary Bollard
of Wilmot. •
OUYE11:-ATWATER.-13, 11ey. W.. IL Bales,
at the residence of the hido's father, lay SO.
1872, Kr. tunes E. Guyer, of ,Towanda, PA;
and- Was Hattie E. Atwater, of Waverly, N.Y.
DIED.
•
B'ITEII.—At her home,Bininghni a Pa.. June 8.
/f
1872, Mrs.arina W. Myer, in 68th year
of her age.
.lire. S. was born in Wyabusing township, Oct.
31, 1801. She quietly and peaceltilly passed
away, amid the perfume of dowers, which , ,she
had so long cultivated and admired. --She cm-
Vraced the Christen religion in . yorith, and for
half a century had been a member of the Pres
byteries' 'church at Ilanyall. Her maiden name
was Lewis. Maly years of her earlier life were
devoted to . tesiehing, and with signal awes&
Some three' years wore spent as tutor in some
of the "flrst families" of Virginia: She was a
lady of intelligen-er and culture, and "none
knew her but to lore lice." There is a vacant
place left ,the - household, where for more .
than a quarter of a century she presided with
such grace and dignity, while another has gone
to dwell among the " many mansions."
llorough, May 25,1872,
Hermon W. B rowning, Egg:, in the 54th year
of his ago. •
Illicnr.siNo has always been i resident of
Dnalord county, and for the past 22 years a
resident of Borne borough. For a number of
years past ho had been somewhat seriously at-
Meted with a disease of_ the lungs, which seem
ed to be taking deeper and'deeper hold on the
respiratory organs, and finally ou the 23th cul
minated in his death. Mr. Beene:sum was a
blacksmith by trade, but the premonition of
the disease of which he died induced him to
abandon almost entirely his trade,. and accept
a position as a fire insurance agent, which
agency he held for many years with credit to
himself aril entire satisfaction to the companies
he *presented. Esquire IluowNixo was a good
citizen, and held in high esteem by his neigh
bons and friends. Ile was repeatedly elected .
to the office of Justice of the reser, and shared
in other expressions of leonfidenee and esteem
by the people. Bat he will be missed Itie b t iai
the family circle ;it was there that be slicnie
the brightest.
SPEC/AL NOTICES.
I:==nl
Wir Thomas lifaadockm, Produce
Commission Merchant, 220 Pennsylvania Ave
nue, Scranton , Butter, Eggs, Lard, Cheese,
Fruits, Potatoes, Ac. , Ac. Consignments soli
cited, and return promptly made on sale of
Gooch. nefercttoes cheerfully . gmcn. Corres
pondence solicited.
Mir Wm. A. CHAMBERLIN keeps
better assortment-of Seth Thomaif Clocks, than
any one in Bradford county. Priers from 12.25.
to $25.00-, Also ItbacaCalendar, and fine French
Clocks, &Ways on hand. dll enarronied.
. .
- New Advertisements. • ,
A LXRGE STOCK OF
•
DRESS GOOD-8
AYCA•ST,'Z'OII CASH, at the
BEE HIVE. STORE,
MEIXTR'S BLOCK.
•
Hating been disappointed in ottalning rooms
suitable for our Millinery and Suit Depsirtiiicnt, we
find it necessary for want of MAD, to 411 , pOtte of our
Mock of •
DRESS GOODS AT COST:
Which we shall offer from-Mil date, consisting of
Black Sake, Oaastmeres. Alpsess, Grenadines, Organ
dies, Mister and Victoria Lawns, Swiss Nadine,
Yosemite and Mariposa Stripes, Hattistes, etc.
Ladies will do well to call and examine our goods
before purchasing elsewhere as we oiler great bar
gains.
!gore two doors cast of Mcrcura Bank, opposite
Public Squire. MISS HATTIE A. strzsz. "
MRS. EMILY L. woovnurk.'
Towanda, June 12.'74.tt
IVIERC-UR:S HALL.
SIX NIGIITS.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1872
Fird aprcarantv Towanda 15f
M 1•T DON ' S
OPERA HOUSE .COMPANY,
BRASS - BAND AND onettEsrnA
AS YOU MALI rnovi •US, rum UB."
'Mc bHßiant yonng Actrese,,
MEM. T. J. tiEttICDON,
And fly diatingulabed and popnlar Comrdian
:MU. T. J. lIERNDOti
Supported by the immensely Pc pnlar star Stock
Company, consisting of
20 FIRST-CLASS ARTIsTS FROit NEW Yon&
A splondlil Chi*extra.
The initial.percormance will be the new and beau•
tiful Sensational Drains, taken from the popular
story recently published in the New York Weekly,
and which has met with such extraordinary success
la every city of the Union, rntitied , ,
13 .E R rr II A,
TUE SEWIEG MAC EILNE GIRL
Or L 'Death at the Wheel.
•
lIERTTIA—OPINIONS OF TIM 2.1218 s
A true and teautifelly:. wrought picture of New
York life. 7 {New York Herald.
\ A liplen and intensely interesting drama. Its
stc l a ID asaare4.--[Ttmes.
ne.of the very few of the modem, , sensational
pis p ossessing real merit. It has a fine moral
tone, d a plot of exceeding intercet.--ITritmne.
Wet don enlisted the Sympathy and admix*.
Hon of by her exquisite renderlng•cif th e perse
cuted Be a, while Kr. Herndon as Jack Ryerson
was siroPl3\hnite. Hor must we forget to nsention
Mews,Hydg. s Jais r : Miler , Ward.and //awhile,
who In their so rules could not have .beep
excelled. Kra., and Kra. Derrell are equally
deserving of spedal me:glom—Malty Haratoglan.
To concludet , l i s the Screaming Farce of -
A (MOST IN PITH OF HIMSELF I
\ '
Children kat( price.
Scats can be secured wltbout extra charms any
time during the day, at Rlrhy's Drug Store. Bale
of seats to commence Saturday
\ morning. 15th inst..
Doerr open at 7 ~:. ' Overtare a,t 8';.
" Serenade by
the hand oath evening in front oLtnehall
lw - ' W.. a BeknuN. Agra'.
. \ .
SYRACUSE UNIVERS:M. • -
,
Admission.
Tehn Eumlnations Wellneedat, Tlittrodby. and
PridAY, alma 10, 20, a nd 21.
Duccalturcale Scruon. by Daniel Starks N.T.D.
Sunday. Juno 23, at lin; sari, la the Pirg rrtrb) ,
balsa Church.
. ,
112111101/ before Alie Sonel - et 'Re li gious InquilT,
try Bar. Wm. Lloyd , or. 4eamy. sand.w. y aw ,
M yti Imo , Is Um Find Preubliertun Choral.
Candidates for admission wilt.be ...sins& in
Latin, Monday. Jane 21; In Greek and
Tamale_ 1 7 June 23; and other preparatory studies,
Wednesday. June 25. Rountnattam •21 mu
at 9 Lin: • •
Entrance .abena will also be beld to the
Mut order, Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Avast 26, 27. itzal 38.
Anneal Keeling of the Boyd of Trustees. Tues.
dah June 25. at
Alumni Da7. 77 6danala7.June 26. (Geveset:
Meet at this Dllice74l4 at 7 0 ant.
Adams belies the, Voicerslty - Senate, by J. P.
Newman, DX., Clutplala of tin P I N. Senate, Joao
26, st a p.m., In
Conunenannent. Thursday, ;one 27, at I Lot., to
Wkilits Its%
ran tern went Asy,uNt 23. • . . • , '
J. It. 171ENC11.
tlyracttse, June 12,'7."2 Recoy of Faculty. '
in'RKETKR;
iowANDA, Pa
- -
• „....., - ,
• illtAltirelitlnindg.:
POW
..*OO,
Weald call Walk* lArtlia'arrival of Matt large AO
SPRING GOODS
DRESS GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
CALICOS, GINGHAMS, GUAM-
A. D. 8.
BRAYS, &c.
SIMI
DOMYSTIC (GODS.
• -
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH S , MAT-
TINOS
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW
SHADES
I
BOOTS AND SHOES.
i'EUN#B,TRAVELING BASI!tkS,
GROCERIES
'FRE TOMPKINS COUNTY SELF
DISCHARGING WHIM RAKE PLASTER
SOWER
SEEDER. AND BROAD-CAST GRAIN AND (BASS
Thla la the best Whorl Rake and the beat Grain
t.
and Grua Seeder, ind best Master Bower in the
marke
THE BEST •IS THE CHEAXEST I
itAittention of Bradford County Partners ts in
vited to time VAILIWXLI twattirm eltber combined
or nepstutn.
TEIFTOIRSIBB COUNTY 11111:131. RABB
has been hatlreted AIDA, • MR; season, so that ALL
71g RADON TN 011CILtannea las TUT II THROWN
rroy mit noon. Thin to dose by a very simple
device. and *Rimed any goon. ratchets; or brakes
agate the wheels. A 12 year old boy cam manage
the doming later with amt with one Anger.. /
vierrost ti rake a meek &mein. estodrene.
MN and to be sack more easily suaseyed and =
then iny coeapeeeng sheet Yoko.
It hat the Sept . clearing azystagensata, and la the
bezteasetri edpaseptad. MIMS/ Operated ,
settiog and setrable soled rake now Mend=
taming paldle.
Ss- The Tompkins County Wheel hake will
lart setwe
p efitarf own Rees errs theta the perchers
aerseper tArfareuT rill buy silk be
tbei WhetetVlU has been more eibeionS ggar;
and stee a
le
in erery.way. • Sena for my Bake chvnlar. Which
Ores fifteen rename Irby a good WWI nate to bet
ter and cheaper, for the tamer, than the common
Iteroleer.
TOMPITINS COUNTY SEEDER AND PLASTER
SOWER
I can, recommend as the'best Beveirmill Bowing
machine I ever saw; and will warrant It to give good
satistseltan to the farmer. It will saw pertectty
Plaster, Limo, Althea and Other TEM:era; clover
and nintdbY
and Seeds. Wheat. 1 / 7 0. Oats. Barley, Peas
linekwnsat.
PRICES OF Tomruttis COUNTY
WIIM EA= AND =MB. MIMI=
AT ANY EAM 11QAD STAXIOIt.
India ake. oomplete 10.00
Pl R
aster Bans sod Seeder . atbelusest_ _
extra.— $ 25.
00
Whealltobabstat Ikons asd
Masks' Nora sod *oar; con:gide • witak ost
R~ee~ ate loom
45Ad
attaehment. or /aces Bake pasta.. 10.00
Ithaca What lea" at reduced palm ..... 35.00
ALL MAORINEfI WARRANTED.
•
?be Wheel Gabs :di mac termer_..
The Pledger Goma sill Pr the_millicr•
The Seed Sower, stil_ss I kas urnien
The brats Seeds the Inset Babe.
The fanner seeds the raptor, Bower.
beds&
The maw seedsthe deals sod imps
ANSI W.Waders; Or, 014 and Lea WY
. 11, /IL ViLLIII.
Tama, AIM an •
112731
211121
marble stock of
la greet variety Tory Mod
soar (Aft ill kw prices.
Tabie Mem, Toweling:
te.. ix. A epleadid as.
In all the new stiles.
In all colors antialy/ea.
A very Lugo stock.
Cunard and Ca la,' Neck
TkPi - TitillNinZi. Notions of
all kinds, liciv Parasols In
the latest fahhiuns at end
Icsa a.buriumut of ' these
Roods.
nits,Buge, &r 4 la all qua*.
Wes. A splendid
In every idyls and quality
We have given this depute
.mint especial attention, and
eartieittly invite your innvo
lion of LL WE SELL UtM•
PLIAETB LOOtti.
MI
Bags. die. We keep cop•
stanUy on hand a ,complete
assortment of theta eriods,
cab stock of alt kinds just
received, tad to wblcb we
ask your attention.
. ftrA OPOOrIiC
EV A.NI3 4114 D-BE
.
allkirtFg great bergs* la '
DRY-GOODS,!
Look at the , following low prima:
JAPANESE SIT 54, . 60 to 75c.'
JAPANESE MOMS. 125 to 371c.'
BLACK SILIKS,
All prices.
An immense stock of
DRESS GOODS
rrotu 30 ants %mult;
Stripe and Figured Grenadines,
- 1"
• - Fro, 25 20 30 cps&
Bladc Grenadine 3,
GRASS C.LOTlitS;'.
A.ll shades
DRESS LINENS, ALL SHADES
VICTORIA LAWNS, nod otter
WHITE DICESS GOO-DS,
At Lomb below last year's prices.
SR WL 8,
From $l.OO upwards. also
WHITE GRENADINE, atiEGE,
AND SNIT 811AWL11.
PAISLEY ANO WOOL SIIAWLS;
In r,rtat variety..
PARR S
Al reduced pricey
NOTINGHADI CURTAIN LACES;
20 csuts and upwards
C?anterptines,
Table Linens,
Towels and Crash,
llandkerckicfs,
Fancy Goods,
Denims,
Cottonades,
Prints, -
Ginghams,
Cheeps,
Stripes,
And many Mbar goods much belga' lu.day's mar ,
kat value.
EVANS 4 - ,
.HILDRETif
Towanda, Inne 11,1814
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ORPHANS-' COURT SALE.—BY
Tlrtne of an under issued out of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford Coonii. the landereigeed
dins of the estate of Oeear Wainer, Fhtliie War
ner. Josephine Warner. and - rolffn Warner, minor
dandles of 8111 M net Warner. late ot MM. top.. deed,
witl expose to public elqe on the premises, Thus
dal. Synod P. 1872:embmencing at one o'clock, p..
tn.. Met:glowing desexibed lot. piste or parcel of
land intuits in Pike tsp., bounded as fellow=
Beginning at a stake and _atones -being the nerth.:
east ay. of the herein &scribal lot ot land.and.
also s corner of MOM chatio•foare' laid; thence
math along the.lizte of the said Champion's s a.
lot owned by Geo. C. Mooed $I to stake'.
.eal atones; thence west the line f - add ,
Chunpiems had la and nie potshot to s ammo ef.
James U. Apeciee land; Sham seta Vim. the ,
line of the seidagnew SI probe, to a ear: in dhe:
line of said Chanthicofa bad; thence south 611 - dep:.
east lag alcmg tine of said Champion *spine'
ol antaininpi seam stets or_ ken hn
=er4 with as old bonne and bent and fear • daft;
•ilterece. • . .
T 11=13-423 dawn sna 'stance) or ,
of irle BUM! d. WARM.
Anclisit
FASHIONABLE
D10393116 ; 130 fl uo*z. ,
Miss Clubman. formerly Owelt.i.:bee
a Inehionable Dressmaking cittaNiabat.dn :
ant door north at Browntntre atom nl/ adorn
promptly ailed taut on ressosabla taste. A olions",
of the patron eof the ladies of Rama and vicinity
is adidted. - - = jasl2. •
WORT 8 BONS have the largest
assodmost at Milton is the model.
attri r ie r AingeleiNGtarki I
. -Ise •
.4 tut,Z:
rato2lll DLOCL - • - ;
7,',1"7 " r e ", ,!•
I rC:eVrA42;r:l7:4l4
.14101agar.r. Sumkuo,,
•: - ;
D-ILITGGISTS!:
old;
Mad. lessiorqpnisilAratt a We% lem MIL well
.elected.EL cosalsyng _
Amos; irrumms„ : 47-71fts, #o
Pomp ilm**VEZthi. auks. IM O%
rgyiefti*::wurrs,
!MANIC. Et.:VEMC AND 11031EOPATUIC par.
DIE' STUFFS. MACHINE OILS,
=au Itzruurm mcnoBExz. nconou
, -
I'ol* MiikfAND 'LIQUORS,
_ I-
I
23 Cell and Drinks.
*TOBA00:0; EINUIT AND CHAIM
POPULAR PATENT 3f P.:DIMES,
TOILET AND. RANGY -017 r.).
Moto than the usual care and &Math= given to the
CotEPOTIMM*II. of rresonfpnomt. Open Sundays.
from 9 o'allodr.s.a..to 1 peas. k from 6 p.m. too p.m.
Dr. MAmmt. me be oommlied at the at on Sat
urdny of each week. Olt heretofore. _
\ D. IL R
TUMOIL
• W. G. GORDON. •
Towanda, May 7,1572.
THE HIGH-138ED HAINEBLETO
rtIATIZZOTTIXO STALLION
. _
.will stand for a ' lintited number apppproved mares; at
the barna of the . at ..•
TOWANDA. PMPA. • k
. •• •
...TOWANDA" sire Ab•Weda Chief by iti•sdyk's
Hamblefonlan, by old Abdallalt. be by Mambrino
by imported Messenger. Hambletonian dam ,was
the Chas, tent- roam hy imparted Bellfounder,
grand dam by obi thieGye. by old HaMbletanian.
wed he by traVrted MemeniMr, and his - dam also
by imported ausassager. and the dam of old One-
Eye was by imported Messenger. : . ...TOWAIQDAI3"
dam Vermont Black Hawk. he by Mire Vermont
foaled to WA tad-be by &cremes
„Marron:, his-dm -raised, in New Brunswick. and
re% ri ate a : as a half bred English mare bred by
Twambly. N. 11.. and sold to Benj.- Thurs
ton. Mass,l6Sd, and to David Hill, Bridge.
port. Vt. 1811; in his possession acquired great far.
or. This horse got more high priced colts than any
horse of his day. Ho, died-N0v.1856; he was the
sirs of Ethan Allen. and grand sire of the dam of
"TOWANDA." One white ,estern behind. black
points, dark bay. 15 • hands 3 Inches' high, 5 years
old in snly. He Is one of the moat remarkable sai
-1 male this country has produded. He Is beautiful,
blood-like, of gnat strength, and action perfect.
116 is in close proximity to two of the most noted
stallions is this nation, Hambletcadan as. Ethan
Allen: and as the sires of trotters. these Mo great
horses atandfar above competition in this or any
Past genairstion. A better infusion of blood is not
in the American horse than in "TOWANDA." He
is a mast, fortunate cross. He bids fair for a brit.
lime future in all respects. He:-is a success, and
true merit will be:appreciated Gy candid judicious
men. We have arrived at a period when mere Milt
ed gabble; about the liormis of but little account,
and follthinii of value,ln his blistery or breeding,
cost labor, law rescarch, thought and. money. The
.Americart Trotting ," which contains ail
that is known of the of trotting harms.
their ancestors and descendants, with a record of
all published perfornumeds in which a. mile was
trotted or paced in 2 or less, from the earliest
dates till the close of 1868, and full record of the
- performances of 186040, giving complete summa.
-.ldes of over 6,000 Contests, with an introductory es,
say on the true origin of the American Trotter.
This is *good thing. False pedigrees are quite too
common. This work abuts out imposition in a greit
degree. 11. Wallace, the compiler of the "Amer
lean Stud Book and Troller," gives a better intent.
gent History of the Horse than any other. . t
"TOWANDA': will , be shown in harness to those
who think of patronizing him, between the borterof
Ave and 'eight o'clock. a. m., on pleasant meek days.
His style and fine trotting action when trained, will
surely make his own character. The closest sem
tiny brings the man to his true name: so itts.with
all things on earth.. .
Hoop Skirts,
Corsets,
Gloves,
Laces,
RaMings, , -
One htuadred dollars to Insure; Meat...die dol.
las st time of? - serrice, which will not be refunded
In any event, and seraMpllve dollars when proven
in foal. Best care taken at mares on reasonable
knits. AU accidents and escapes at owners' risk.
All mares must be left or brought to the stable
when desired. Mazes not proven in foal, can be re. .
turned neat season, free of charge. -
Snasow.—First of April to7July first. Fall Season
Pinta September to December first.
JOHN ID. - NONTAN TR.
-Towanda, Ps., Apra 15, 1872.
nil. O.' D, STILES
having purchased
Bridge Stmt.
- •
Has now in stock and is constantly reclevinn fresh
supplies of pure Drugs end Medicines. Dyee,Painta.
Varnishes, At. Agent for all the meet meter Pat.
rot Medicines. A • fresh. supply of the celebrated
MEGAZ Rtrrnall •
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes;
boat brands of Cigars and Tobacco; choice Petit= •
cry toilet and fancy articles. flavoring, extract., Ac.
School books, slab:mem and news. Peelers allP•
plied with etati at low prices. All miscellane
ous books furn is hed to order at publlabere prices.
The Doctot Witt =tittle to practice medicine as
heretofore. Mice at the Store; residence op.
poodle Presbyterian church. Prescriptions and re.
mitts anairaaely compounded at. all hours by a cora.
pant clerk. [April 18.
THE GREAT FAMILY •
DOMESTIC
B.E,W IN -M A . O H I N.B.
Was Improved jimmy, 11172. Slice wilch It bears
all the latest improtetnenta that invention has pro
duced making it one of the_ grated triumphs of
art. Ifacidnistir are wonderful delighted wi th its
shi rt and power so great. All parts strictly bi
te bier. If any part breaks a new place will
tit W range of work, finest muslin to ,
coarse Beaver or Bole Leather. Cannot make it
drop a stitch. Tension will not change in sewing .
as in other machines. It is one of the most popu
lar Machines where it is known ever placed before
the public, it pleases everybody. All adMire it
whenever seen. People that have them are sq de
light with thou they are writing to friends to buy
s if any, for it will do anything that any
will, and runs so easy and requires no trouble to
learn to run it. -The ; astonishing . tact that since
January, IBM having received all the latest Im
provements. 4 months.. the company have sold
nearly 30,000 Madden, with so few , agents and
small territory canvassed, shows conclusively that
It has no parallel and that our people are an intern
gent peopk. I have been desirous for a few years
to get the agency of a Sewing Machine that I ,could
'sell and recommend without exagerating theltm_th
Ur deceiving any one ; and' my time has come. I
hare been confined indoors so long- I feel like a
Caged bird that wants liberty. And now friends, all
that want to bay a Sewing Machine, no matter If
your mind has been set upon somo other, be so
kind as to inform me by letter, or otherwise, and I
will cheerfully bring you a Domestic, and you may
try It for a Week, and lf it does not please you,, and
you are not satisfied it is the best, all things con
sidered, I will thank you for your trouble and cheer
fully take it away. But It seems as though I almost
bear you sty, cannot part with it, the Domestic
Circle 13 not full, without it," Terms liberal..
. L. C. NELSON, Agint.
• - Towanda. Bradford county, Pa.
. May le. Int
HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Every year Increases the popularity of this value
,ble Hair Daps:ration; which is due to merit alone.
We can assure our old patrons - thatit Is kept fully
-up to Its high standard; and It is the only reliable
,and perfected preparation for adoring Graf or
Faded Bair to Its youthful color, making it soft, Ins
. and silken. The scrip. by its use. becomes
white and clan. It remota all eruptions and land•
sin/. and, by its tonic properties, Provonti tfierbaii
Ikea falling out, amen atimniatea and nourishes the
hale...glands. - By its Cum the hair grows tbietzet and
'stronger. In balduas Itnestants the capillary gland'
-to their normal vigor, and will mate a new growth,
except In extreme old 17. It Is the most ceottomt.
'cal Hair Dressing ever used, is daunt:a fewer ap.
plications. and gives the hairs splendid glossy sp.
penances, A. A. lines, N. D.. Bate Assayer of
Idlui;schusetti. says, -"The cointitatentirare pure
and carefully selected for excellent quality.; and I
consider It the Best PreparatiOn for its Intended
Purrees• .
tirciti by iiilDrugyirty.aoct /hitters in Xedicisa,
- ONE DOLMA.. '
yentraiurn L 11"
Via..l: C. AVER & 400,, Lpwr.st. - 'amts.. - •
I'vactkaland Analytical Chcmiets,
mwaol.ll,A.U.'ma
DC. IL C. Posa9tsi Sint k Ca; Wbolatalo Agents
tintisult. Pa i p 4 4. for say by deakra thrnittout
Dee. 1871.-Iyso*: ' - - .
AUTION.H• .Whereas, my wife
Emaline having left my bed and' board. without
Just canoe of provocation, all persona are Wray
forbid harboring or frosting her On my an - mint as I
will pay no debt' of her contracting after thbr.daie.
11 -iiONEEk
, Yen AlbanY. hum S. „ •
poR SALk—A. Platiorni ,
sionorith top`over beck eea4 almost new,
never been run over 60 =ilea. Alio one set of light
double harness. made by J. V. Valour. almost new.
Will be sold etliDonable. •
Ane12.73-tt
DAe •SMITH, AITOIthEIf-AT.
Law, Towanda. Pa. Mica on 2d floor nniler
. oearge H. Wood's Photons Pet Galtem enY30,12
MA all
TellatlONßr
Yoe Miakitud Purroam
All Cho
And s rinclAunrtmentpf
TO W AN D A,
M7M
. THE DRUG STORE
OF: L. e, ItuvwAi. IN zomx, re.,
c. HAIR RENEWER
JOHN E. VOL
.:.
w
titEnniirattr.=3l4l s
iterestantilicr. - o.l=lo the
.2 1 11 W 4 1 0 /110 784. widthe
ier es "en 'FIR
'DAY: the ttth °craft, 1812, at / edock.
the tattooing described lot; isce Perad a Lf land
gifar„
corner of /and of H. O. the centre of the
Von,SY, amt. tkaltalbdotithUne elf.
C.% lindlif rods tog ecrnimillturna
.tabilltabing the ling of goesgh g wore
or less. to the saw :of lot ottlite, Rector nab,
end Irardetes .61116utet Church ,f thence' esatiorely
_along the mat Me id said sharch let to the west
et of W, Watt/tilt' • ta motherly along ,
merest line of, end Netts' ke b tb4l birth oboe?
of told Netts lot: beget brave glat month Wanner
south Rae of aid Porter's Watumb metwardly
along the north line 'of and W. W.W. Watts' lot to
coma to the eantre afraid Me thews along'
the antra of mid highlit7 twel ea dent- to Ware
Of Siligessaso Containing omi t spit 'ens ball acres
of bind. more or lam all impror4 110.
' bend andbien in ertecntlon at the su it rt
, bon Derma Ind& 0.. Robot vs. Navy Mix and
John D. ifon •
ALSO— The opus`es:Mak tot. plea or it ogling sin hwy.:bounded oar the
north b 7 load of Daniel Mabee, on • tire east by the
=litgliontr leeding e tia Canton to Ralston, on
db. by fard Wheat. rted cm the west
by baster the Northern gland Rail Rod Co. •
Containing 35 Wes of had. more or less. shoat 20
acres Warmed. with a few fruit treat theme.
• I.l.so—fine other he of bind attasto in Canton
tar•OwnldetV north by land etleltsbodltei
lard. east and by .land' of the Northern cen
tral Rail Hoed Company, sins 17 the public high
wler loading bnn Canton to lishoton. Containing 5
acres of IsieW. two or leas; all W. leat
steam saw nriO, a aimed house sad atered 'Sp,* orchard
therm. • - ,
Razed and teen in eseenuort as tne Ault of C D.'.
. A lb virtue of a writ of Pi. Pa ., Will be sold
*the was time andplace the Molina described
ltp, pima or parcel of bad situate la Allah tap-.
beginning st - the south-east owner of the Joseph
Ratans kg; thence by the waned line month 230
perches to the: corner. of Arnold. theme bribe •
Wand wale 50 perches to s'orwacr;thence by
Lind contracted to Orrin coikenntaanneety belong
ing to Dr. Thomas Harria. ninth .230 perches to the
with Ins of the Jean& Scrims lot. tbasce Dm -
south line of the said Want bt bat $0 perches to
tbo place of beginning. Coctaining Fl semi and '
110 perches of bad. woe. or tear. abed is Wrest
improved. with a -framed horns, Mond- ban sod
an apple orchard thereon. . - -
MEM
• Paired and taken in ecrieciikaa it the snit( of trive
Li Clark vi. /3olon Many. • - •
Z. P. Vin ran. - Sheriff.
Tawartda, Kay 30.- 1 872. ;•- . •
IRYITA.IO3' . 001:114T SALE.---By
137 thus of tut order lamed 'out of 010 .0r- •
Outs' Court of Bradford tionnty. the undersigned.
administrator of the estate of ;OMR woLcorr. -
Late of Warren twp.. demised. expose to public -
sale. on the premises. on SATURDAY. V= 22.
1872, commenting &tido:AWL s m.; the following .
described. lot; piece or parcel of land situate in
Warren fwp.. bounded tad described as follows •
Beginning at s post and stores corium Chew) bY
Land of Ass Wheeler ninth 45 .degs.. west 184 pm. -
to a bemloclt. theme by the lands of Wilsey Rogers'
north 45 dens, . oast 57 prt to a pest corner, thence
by land of =es prince and Minor Rouen south 45
dev.. east 104 ve to a post' and stones corner.
thence thence bWas of Minor Rouen south
45 dealt, vest 57 yrs.' to thd place of beginning..,_
Containing 81 saes end 102 percher , be the same
more or less.
TEMS.—SISOO to be, paid when the properly Is,
amok &rim. the balanieen etrafirmation.
LOBE.; 13. WOLCOTT. , -
Rai Administratr.r.
'Tow - D.
Mosfasyr rs. Harry Hie Na. 8i2. - May term,
1872. Also D'4.-Orertort- el. 'Harry Mir. In the
Court of Common Mess of Bradford Conze,y,'No.frh;
Mar term. 1872.
The maderidgned Auditor appointed!by said Court ,
to distribute funds in . the hands of the !Merin'
artaing from the sale of defendant's personal pi. .
erty, will attend to the duties Of biz appointment
at the office ofNercur . dr Davies. in the Tirol:MA of
Towanda Thursday, the 27th day ofJune„ 1N72, at
1 o•cloct. - p,m., at which time and plac all persom:
Interested must present their claims on said fon,!w
or he debarred therefrom. - ,
mayi;.'72,
A DMINIS TR Ayn I X'S N 0 TICE:
...diettee is hereby riven that all persons indebted
to the estate of dohn W. Loughhead.lato of Litchfield
deceased, are recreated to' make immediate
payment. anl all person; having claim! against
mid estate meet present them duly. authenticated
for settlement. ITE . ,TER. LOUGI3IIF:Ark
may 30, 'A2 - Gtr• , Admlnlstratzir.
WiTNISTRATORS NOTICE- I '.
Notice is hereby given that all poeffona itidebt•
ed to ,the estatq of SAME A. CEASE. lite or.tr,
manta twp, aced, are *dr:mated to maks.inizardiste
payment, and all persons having claims against 741 d
estate must prevent-the same drily trathetHeated for
settlement. JAMES McDONALD,
Easy 2S, '72.-wf,Ad' nfstrotor.
-
MI INISTRATOE'S NOTICE. --A
Notre° is hereby given that all perSonsi ndebted
to the estate of DANDILY. PONEtIDY:IitO. orTrdt-
Dom', deceased, are requested to make immediale
payment. and all persons I=NT-dating' against
said estate must present them duly authenticated
for settlement - D. LILLEY.
E. PO3IEE01",
Administrators.
*ay2ti,'72-Gw.
XEECITTOR'S NOTICE
=i~oticc
is hereby gifen that ail persona imiebied
.the estate of ,ELTAS BAKE:WELL_ late - of Canton,_ -
clee'd, are reqoesteil - to \Make immediate payment. -
and all persons having claims against said estate
must present them duly authenticated fen
ment. Imam ncicxwax. -
April 21;72. Executor.
EC TY T. 41 ' S • NOTICE.:---
'Notice is hereby given Bat all iam. onsiodebted
to thS estate of Nehemiah If :Beach late of Smithfield
twp deed, are requested to male immediate ray,
men t, an,l all persons having claims against said es.
tate most present- the teems duly authenticated fur
settlement. LEWIS M. BRACE: ' •
CHAS MUSEUM.
April 1A„ 1"2.-w6 • Ereentors.
1 .
F . U Con,
XE CT
. .'S NOTICE.—
.otico is - hereby given to all persona: indebted
to the estate of IL - CEMBLOTTE WAIID, }ate" of To
wands, decd, must. Make immediate, parmant,
and all persons having claims against said estate
must rresent them duly authenticated -for settle •
meat.
Nay 30, 72-6 v%
vxEcu'v Et 'S
Notice to herebiMren that an na lndebt.
ed to the estate of WILIAM FA deceased.
late of Sprlngfletd. are requested to make Immedi
ate payment, and all persona hafts elm= against
said estate must present them dalianthenttested for
settlement. ISAAC N. FANNING,
• 1812.--;SYS - Executer.
VIICECUTOR'S NOTlCR—
otics is hereby given that all indebted
to tho estate of 311L0— late of Lite!).
field, deed: are requested to make immediate
payment. and all persons baring claims, against said
estate roust present them duly authenticated for
settlement. - a IL ME8111124
A. L MERRILL
Executors.
May 9,1172.-6 to
IMENISTRATOR'S NotICE.L
.Dma Notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted
to the estate of ANN HALLIDAY- late of Trey.
deceased. must make immediate - payment, and
all portions having claims against "Id- estate
must present them duly authenticated - for settle ;
ment. - J. B. ADAMS. • •
- may.2 . 3"72v0l • - Administrator.
- -
A DMMSTRAT°Wa N°lll 4 9 R " \
Noticeis hereby gtemathat an periums _deb ted
to the estate of WM -BARKS late. of Troy.
deceased, are requested to make Immediate payment
and all persons haviay liras against said estate
metdmust present them dilly authenticated for settle.
. ' DELOS ROCKWELL. • '
3127.23.'72. - - Administrator,- .
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—
soarF I's hereby given. to an. persona indebted
to the es to atL
C.. WARD, late of Towanda.
deceased. must maim Immediate payment. and
all personS haring claims against said estate must
present tbMn duly authentimited far setrlanient.
JOSEPH 'DWELL.
Administrator,
may 23
ADISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—
Notice is hereby given that an oirsons indebted
to the Mates of JOHN D WITHERLL , Tanta of Alba;
Pa., deceased, are rftpiested to =AO immediate
payment, and all persons having claims against said
estate most present them duly authenticated for set=
Bement JEFFERSON A. WITIIELLEFIL,
.may 21,12-wO Administrator.
A. DITINISMATOR'S NOTICE.-
A 1 ICothe is hereby given that ilfpersons inchted
to the estate of 1113MP11111IT BECKWITH, late of
Qnrell, demised, are:requested totnalierimmediate
payment, and all persons haying claims uainst said
estate mustpreeent them duty authendforset-
Ilemcint.. - A 11-BECKWEITI,
H BECKWITH.
. Administrators;
youxctlv4pron -
Lass 2,1114‘6.
Mow Te/
no Lightest Draft, Most Durable ind Eailest Con
trolled 'Machine in the World! reeceeivot •
Mho Met ',Premium wherever - exhibited at
Agricultural Town and County Fairs. ,
Manufactured by
CHAS ,PEBBIGO k co.,
- Groton, ToriarkinS - county, •
THEI YOUNG IVA-RETO.I:
Has two 'Miring Wheels, Iron irarne, Steel Cut Bar_
Steol-Plated Guards, Planetary - Gearing, has no Side
Draft 18 a Close Guarded Machine. 11 will mow the
lined grass _WITHOUT CLOGGING,. Can beat the
world mowing on Sough. or Stony, ground. 146 .
Wheells protected from dirt and grass. Th e
Wheel on the . Outer Shoe rims inside of the Swather-
Reasons why it should be parchased in prefer.
enee to any ether Mower :..I. Mug Wider Truk.
holdalls position on shilodiSl; the- wheals running
on the ground instead of on the cut grass: for the
sante reason mows wet or swab land. leaving the
cot grass lying loose aud light. 2. Beteg close
guarded; the Wye, are Protected from stones. 3.
The rolling motion dt the Cut Dar. 'allowing 'lto
pup over stones and obstructions ; passing in and
ant of, dead furrows without Stopping or Clogging..
The chief bounty of MIS Machine is : It can mow ,
the heaviest lodg,ed or the wet Grass, without stop-_ ,
ping w o worrying th e team..tusd no team can walk
Machine be
slow ough
fore the to clogy buy. It. - Furthers should try this
. •• TUE AI ezErrs PLOW. •
Stanufaetured by Chas. Panto k Co.. (Ireton; N.T.
: TUE ALMS -PATENT SIDE ICILL PLOW
Wes invented and patented as a Sido HUI Plow, but
erpettence has donstrated that 11 is as mail adap
ted to Level Land em
Plowing as the best Flat-Land
Plows. We claim for it superhnitr over any other -
plow in tentacle thelesamm that tt works well both
on aide 11111 and Level Mat It is no experiment.
It has been mandadetred ler the fast eight Imre;
andof the hundrode add in that time not one Ints
been returned. Every. Plow warranted.. Seidl
price $15.00. Ceders prompUy attended.to.
For further information In regard to the Young
Warrior Mower or Aiken Plow, call on or ad/Imps
110LCONII. AVM.
May IC, 1872.-3 m. Ulster, Madded Co., Pa
gTUARTEkWiirtiI
P•J ' ' If= & IKERCUIVW
nov9 \
y
DAVID W. SMITM, Additor
IMITB Jr..
Executor
fl ROVED