II
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Il
padfotifepodet
Towandai Thursday. lune 20,187.
AND GBNERAL.
LOC
great Boston - Naos
Monday list.
aTb
leo open
Persons who wish to join the
escnraiof to Mauch 9bunk i - mnst be at tbo do
pot ibis (Tb ' 7) matting at 1000 . •
ite-Wenre basing nice growing
weather, and, the farmers are feedng better
over the prospects for good cops.
stir; Acv. - F.: G. • •Strszsmat.,, City
,
Micsiimal7 of i lrinara. N. preached in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday bet.
aes.. N. Esq., has been ap
pointed Trosauror and o:Ueda of the School
Board of this borough for the present year. _
M.; The National Bank of thi s
place is in NO prosperous a condition that stock
holders refuielto sell their stock it any price.
egr-Duri g the thunder shower. of
Wednesday last, C. A. Cmoimon house and
Jostris Mirtootg bans, at Liberty Oamems, were
struck by lightning and badly damaged.
nit parade ef the Fire
plaim to-morrow afternoon.
d from Elmira will Amish the
z The
lltpartmeat to •
FEANces Ba
musk. •
ir The . lenidon Opera 'House
Co. aro performing to, r9t. TOT 7 large b3111C4 in
Ihig place. Theo who have attended 'say the
' performance is -
sm. Rev. a. WA. HARDING, of Atli
.
ns, pccupied Fbe pulpit of the Epiacc;pal
Church on Sunday last. Ells diaconrses were
practical and evrgelleal.
Rev. 'Firm McGLATnEnr; Red
t .r of C,'llrist Church, this place, has been ap
pointvd one of the esazpining commiti?e on the
w hoi..i , ,n of candidates for orders in this dio
cese.
THE litiss.r.l--We were presented on
Mon ,lay morning last with a basket of new ye
ihtoes by our esteemed friend, 8. B. Ilianiet,
(.IN(irth Towanda. The potatoes were good
,ize and very 111311.
- The M i ntual Building and Say
mg Fund Association of the Borougtr.of Towan
,ta, clos.ed its first year on Idni3dafestsi.
Each share has carried about seven dollars bw.
ring the year, or in other words the shares are
umr. Korth about ininetecn dollars.
ihsc.. ;Jon Xi my is a candidate for
the Democratic ta mination for Congress in this
(ii , trict. Ito wit sad . himself encompassed
at ith more dillicu lies thanlis illustrious name•
sake, before he compasses the coveted pr7.7.n,and
should he be snc. esfid, he will find his Demn.
critic followers p or comforters. -
_
Prof. xr.eftwoon is preparing
t" give a musicali concert at the close of his
first p.ofe.sser.is a thorough tuttsi•
wail, and his pup . ts are making all the progress
that ,ctwild'he - exp• ted. We have no doubt the
o•nocrt will t?e'l gely attended and prove a
Itorfcr.l oucce9B.
. Its. The Sajday School at Mon
r•-•!on. under ch. j ge of ,&v.AustsTaoxo,
• stottlay es ening+ gave a very excellent oar
c..111•••rt, cotistilting of scripture recite- .
rims, lialognen, and music of a high order.
'flit Iveitati.ms, Honor to 01d.A.p,e," by Miss
" The Lord is My Shepherd," and
tic itoseittation of i the wise and foolish virgins,
ncre I, pecially impressive.
tree" I\ - b ha - Jr° been shown. by
J. tpri..s, I ry. , bf Windham township,-`t A
t , . the Tonigno," a volume which
ctttlittiat i; a spelling book, reader and grammar.
It ts printod by Join . Ltorr.ss in Boston, 1772,
•tt ,, tnicully is just one hundred yitariold, and
inn good stat of preservation. It would
ti 44!.. b , IIIIC of our hest scholars to read it cot ,
1,4.1 li'. •
re. Quite a number of ladies and
w.utlunien Rill leave l this morning for an ezenr
iloa to Mauch ClituOc. It, is the intentirin of
the party to dine at ilrilkes-Barre, remain over
Eliglit at Mauch Chunk, take a ride over the
sgfich-back on i'ridity morning, and return to
place the same evening._ 4ssistant Super-. ,
inten , l,nt DEsnosti will have charge of the.
i•Ally. A pleasant tune is anticipated.
• I
I ,
tS- Two passenger trains now run
114 between this place and Ikrnico. This
ilisii....:vnicnt will prove a gnat convenience to
;)
pi; - , iiii living along he boo of the road who
inTidi hi viiiii this ply.. on business, as well as
in tbose desiring toi , e tho coal mines. The
I , ri , , train kaves st G- , and returns at 11:30.
Tlp . n artvinatni train !paves at 2:30 and returns
stir We have -mamined "Daggett's
aling Gauge Pin," and belioie it an arti
ii,,,LreLl to come unto general use. It is
L titrietly on scientific principles, and
La+ the enduraenatni. of the best chemists,
I.l;::,;atis. end pre.Cti6ai men and women in the
u.ll_, !E'r. C4.le, of this plate, is tho
: -, ;r - .lllil useful a l rtiele, and will exhibit it
t•ople of this county.
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1 I
Pti- The silveveidding - of Rev.
li t
N. l i. VA 1:1:E, pastor: of iho Presbyterian church,
~,, 1 t..a.‘ talllty-ett.tht anniversary or his pasto
r,g ~ 1\ err celebrated t the parsonage ow the
`.-b in:t. _ : 1 largo nu ber of our most promi-
•:a eat-Letts mid the
4.; I. C: !,) enj• l l
'•••:•-••• . J.\con B
fif Nr, F. B. 11(
•, n .. s , N.
'rtn•a , ,d•^l in thejeF
I'''
r families were preeont
thentselves, in n high
r 6 r:Lismtx, If. 11. ►Prr.r.w,
F. CULT, E. II:
and Mr. STEWART also
• irities of the occasion.--
is The Good
t rlalld Wyoming co
L c alidimass meeting]
AU Lod
1 , 11, l ae tempo,
1 1 tiler incita
i -Hide their ow
aL T.: mill be swim
hi
t.111;117. %tin
at once, and E,
gat half rate fare 4
nn;; may not,
' Optiin
rAi- We find t. 14, following in refer
, ?., thy races at o+cgo last week, In the
"Th , , ,, ,,, 1 1 race w, s for $2OO in purses of
$.O and $lO, be woes horses that had
L'`'', liven were entered and
pulicipated in the vOntest,. as follows :
r ":4 -I , lly likanmqn s. gray stallion "Patch-
Fountain's -1 black gelding "Mold
. 1:. liebner's black gelding Wicked
II )(abbot's black gelding "Clothes
and White's Mack gelding "Tom Sint-
The.firstrine was taken by " Patchett •
straight lieyta, l Tinto 2101, 2t14, 211 t
Crprier: won the Second purao and
Einity,ll" the third. - -
. ;
~11..crtatEn Lei.' rius.--The securing
i , terett letters in ininsraitting them from
ipe-t4 kiluther,lll4o always beau a matter
isid,raille ditricalti to the Post °Mee 1)e•
!Nit at' Washington: *wry envelopes to . his time leen ascii but it Was
tilit these did not answer the purpose
tte i efore:for tho Igroa ter security of reg
tiltutra, a new reistered package cove
'itla a registered seal, his been adopted.
twelves and seals in 'equal quantities,
furnih ( d to postmasters and forwarded
I,: i the seals in a Separate envelope. The
Plactd on theretrsed side over the lap-
IVAlna , ;ter. are *Dined fa to Wife'
7..rA of the ri.:lpsteed package envelopes , ' 41, - An accurate sccoantinust be kept
"neacelopea and ' , roitiliasters are
114 to PlhattAt all the old style registered
I.7_e envelop e , F. inaluing in their Lands be.
a.
1, "nppitegi of tti , ni.w. ,Tlvh , ?twit.
111,11
• IS. While Jowu Buu, of Liberty
Oceseatioris *mpg In his Add on Aida
mornteg hist, with s pair of young horses, they
becalm) frightened and ran. As Kr. B. had
the lines several thus arcs:nail his body, he was
unable'to extricate hiniself. When discovered
ho was lying In an Insensible condition, with
several bad elate on Ms head - and hos. Dr.
Joawsox was called sad dressed the wounds,
and Mr. BILL is sow recovering. • The wounds
Co his had were so large that It was necessary
in shave all the hair og .
my The fallowing are the officers
of the "Grant and Wilson Club of Towanda
Borongh,"w,hich iru organised on Saturday
wing, Zane lA . : • .
President—lL A. llocsirni.
Tice Pmidents 4nutues Paitar lad Join
Recording Seey—L, • - X•
Vossurer-0. • Duct.
Executfte •, • •• —Tomas Eta, EMIT
armies, h.& H. •, • • o, Ham ammo, E.
IL Pumas and Z*x ifiTdll22.
days since, we called at the Post OMeo to seo
oar piing friend IL W. rinses, but found that
be was at bla borne- In Troy, recruiting bis
bealth; We did not at tbo time suspect that
it --
was dhuase of the boast from which he was
suffering, Wt.' notice tho last Northern
rter. Gazette &closes that fact We trust,
howl:mew, that he is now reweaving, having re
sorted to the only napelly for his familiar dis
ease. The happy pair' have our congratula
thaw.
M. There have been recently ap
pointed three extra police. This looks like a
large number for Athens, bat for the amount
of business . ' the from is altogether too small.
Only on last fiatundarnighi there was occupa
tion ocumgh for all and a amber of citizens be
sides. Our Council should have•the same num
ber of polies as there are drinking saloons and
hotels. There are some desperate fellows to
deal with in this vicinity, and the fluid they
pour down their throats causes a stubbornness
equal to a well bred mcdo.-404eas Gazette.
Drxrn or Jostrn H. SCILLNTOS.:--
The article Valley of the Jackman' mourned
at the de.aih of this truly great man. He died
in Baden Haden k tiiiimany, whither he was so
journing for his health. We say he was a great
man, because of what he had accomplished.
'Slat the city of Scranton la to-day it owes
more to him than to any thor man, vastly more.
His strong will and dauntless • persevere:leo
made i.voly difficulty to vanish, and there were
many ditlieulties to be battled in the achieve
ment of great, results which he Used to
see.—Pittston Gazette. • -
Bar The Summer term of the Sus
quehanna Collegiate Institute closed on the
7th inst. Messrs . Bye and gems's, with
their elliticut corptrof assistants, have succeed
ed in establishing the Institute on a firm bads.
•The Principals hare been peculiarly fortunate
In securing teachers who, like then:metres, en
gage in the profession from principle ; nothtig
which promises advancement to the students
is ever left undone by the teachers, fluid - the
profieenc, attained dining each term is vi ry
marked. The next term opens Angnst 26.
One of the first literary men, in the United
States said to the writer, after speaking on the
subject of temperance: "There Is ono thing
which, as you visit different places, I wish you
to do everywhere, that is, to entreat every
mother never to give a drop of strong drink to
e child. I have had to Light as for my life and
all my days, to keep faun dying a drunkard,
bceai
Luse I was; fed with spirits when s child. I
acqnireka taste for it. lily brtither, poor fel
loyr, diedia drunkard. I wonld not have a child
orininc take a drop of it for anything. Warn
every mother, whoever yon go, never to give
a drop to a child."—Ercliongc.
be'EL). REPORTER : During a thun
der shower on Woduesday, 12th inst., the
dwelling house cif CRAB. A. Cumxmos, in Mon
coo township,: was struck by lightning. Tho
charge al poured to pass down in two currents,
one inside, the other outside of the chimney.
The More was - broken and overturned, and a
chair from which Mrs. C. had just got np was
thrown violently across the room. A cover to
an nnocenpied thimble in the chimney, was
thrown through the window into the garden,
and the floors and Walls of the house were con
siderably shattered. At the same time a barn
on the farm of Josrru Mr:voos, and a barn of
DANIEL TEEM:Z.OI in'tho same neighborhood
were also struck. Fortunatily no one was se
riously injured.
.
11.11.7SINpETIS.—A Diooklyii roportkn.
has recently interviewed a physician who has
just saved two children from severe attacks of
cerebro-spinal meningetis. The ddctor dechir- -
ed the disease controllable If taken hold of be
fore the inflammation of the spinal membrane
Ihas become general. Hie treatment was bro
mide of potassium to prevent further conges
tion, opium for the delirium,. a supportive
treatment in the shape of wino, whey, beet tea,
etc., and counter-irritants to the part of the
spine affected. Perhaps this item will prove of
interest to our physicians, and we suggest that
they cut it out and refer hilt in case they are
called upon to attend eases of this terrible dis
ease. . ,
igti. Our Bank is not a large and
costly structure, with marble floors and beau
tifully Carved counters and furniture that cost
millions of dollars. None of this. •Its strength
is not its irculding or its furniture, but the
"ready cash." Onr people rather go in fcr
neatness instead of making Is grand outward
display as is prevalent in some of our neighbor
ing villages, that branch out beyond thelr
means. Not so with us. We put things In the
best possible thane, but at the same time lock
out for " No. 1." The President and Vice Presi
dent of oar 'Dank arc thorough business men,
and the Cashier knows how to look after the
Rink - a of the Bank in a business manner. Ile
is a tasty fellow, and everything about lum
looks cosy and neat. Tho.e whir do not be
lieve our story hive only to drop iu, and our
word for it, you will find ono of the neatest and
best arranged banking, rooms in this
_part of
the coun try, arid Cn.uuzv will greet you with
a cheerful countenance instead of that disa
greeable, repulsive look, generally put on tit'
business occasions by a great majority of cash
iers. You will find everything pleasant, beau,-
UFO and serene.—Affiens Gazelle.
ITemplars .of Brad-
xi:dies, are to have a pie
on the Fourth of July, at
,ei are requested to at
ranee:people in general,
ion. '
,Lodges are expect
prostaimus and mule.
need nest week. Lodges
tiny S. C. Gastottn, Wy
tste number. It is hop
/ill be obtained, and that
t only be pleasant but
cause, in motion.
4,
H. W. Bnomuse, EsQ.—l see by
sour paper, Mr. Editor, that our old friend and
neighbor, H. W,Bnowsula, Esq., of Rome, I'a.,
has left us—gone to that undiscovered •conntry
from whence no traveler returns. The dew
tare of such ama as Mr. Enowiciso calls. for
something more than 'a passing, notice. It is
not every one, by any means, who carried out
in all the relatiorui of husband, father, neighbor
and friend, as much of that sympathy, love and
good will to man, required by the, Bible, as did
Mr. Blown:se.
. i.t..{ 01
afi*. While in Philadelphia a :few
DON'T GIVE LIQVOR TO CHILDREN.-
We speak advitedly, for we have known him
intimately for many years. We never kneW
hini to send away the sorrowing and afflicted
from hif doorhnsatiafted, and what ho did in
this regard he did hom principle, and not from
ostentation.. He was not one of those, of wbem .
we have far too many in this world, who '
" With one hand put a penny in the nm of
poverty. -
And with the other take a shilling Ont.'
Ile did it freely and from the heart. Of what
avail will It be when we stand before the anal
Judge of all the earth, that wo had believed
this, that or the other creed or form of doe-
Rehm, if after all wo have been selflab, miserly
and hardhearted in ,our intercourse with our
fellow-mint
Bsoirmso wilt be sadly missed In his
family and in the commutiity where he dwelt.
ream to his ashes.
croon be the turf Abase thee, •
Friend of my euly days t -,
Few knew thee but to lova thee— •
Few mimed thee but to praise.
ALVORD : This being
the first time I have stopped traveling king
enough to write a letterhomn, farad myself of
the opportunity. We am comfortably quarter
ed in a Mat-clam hotel in this, city, and ow
thoughts of coarse, run back to home and
ir Imo.. i^',t r'r ~ , •1' •-*". r
(LW I {O4l I.) ..1 I
earth; the 341 thy of June. mine to Wave
and there stopped Ai' the trait I west on the
ale read, edidiwaitibnitit *
on UM% whetters want aboard, for the West.
We awe to While, sad Gam to the Pala; got
able, about. trilretook.', ilAutritteinsittiltnts.
took i sleeping ;sr lbr nett, knit.; as sal
but very little about the country or towns along
the-road mite ifter4sylipta. -, The toad slicog
the road that I sew, was very peer, wet and
swampy; th e hous es and out-buildings amber
able excuse, all baring a general dikapiihtted
and sickening &presumes. I saw but one Town
On the road that showed any thrift or enter
prise, and that was Chatarn. There were &few
good buildinp seetbreatover a large *op of
ground, with a pod many Ivry poor' ones,
which constituted the town. They bare had
plenty of rain in Welt Canada; the land was all
wider water, as it was much leveler than I had
supposed. What little land they bad cultivated
along the road appeared fertile, as the crops
looked well; (attend gram were the principal
crops raised. Bat bow changed when we cross
ed theDotroit river into the city of Detroit.
The large manufaCturing establishments In
suocessful operallan, were apparent to all The
mechanic, the merchant and the day laborer
were In busy. Large and costly bending' loom
up in eight; all bespeak to the stranger, enter
prise, prosperity and great wealth. This is the
result of good gov,erument and equal rights to
all mon. Windsor, on the opposite side of the
the river, hi Claude, is an old. - dilapidated,
smokrtawn, with no enterprise, and !haunts
only for a great horse market. Detroit was the
home of General Can, who was in his time one
of the fathers of this great countrY„ and all
much to mould public sentiment, build up
American institutions, and plant !pock this
Western continent frco Republican gi;Vern
moot.
• I
came near forgetting to mention , the fine
Weskits% we got on the ferry-boat across the
river. The sumptuous fare, the gentlemanly
waiters, and one hour and Aileen minutes it
lowed you to eat, are certinly worth mention.
ing,land can bo apProciated by travelers who
can notget their Weskits% unlit they reach
there about 10 o'clock a. x.
We here take the Michigan Central IL B.
for Chicago, passing right across the State of
Michigan, and reaching there &bent 9 ocktek
the evening. The first town of any import
ance after leaving Detroit is Ypsilanti. It is a
very pleasant looking town, containing some
fine huildings, and is surrounded with a - good
farming country. Fruit trees of all kinds look
ed very healthy and fine. • Aim Arbor is the
nest city on the road at your right, mostly on a
rise of ground, containing some very fine
Inge,' among them the Malice! College. Mar
shall, Battle Creek and Michigan City are all
largO cities on tho route. Marshall end Battle
Creek are both surrounded with a rich farming
country. They have fine farm bonus, Out
buildings, orchards, fences, and in fact every
thing that constitutes wealth. They have had
plenty of rain, crops book very promising;
wheat and grass are good; corn Is up, rntsinall;
it stands well. Michigan City is a largo city—
a great manufacturing town but the lands
*bent the city are not very good—too near the
Lake,too much sand drifting 'about in
licape l Tid even hills.
We rrived at Chliago about 9 o'clock on the
evening of the 4tli flay of June— went to a hotel
and stlye4l until Ii o'clock the next day.. In
the morning before car-time we strolled out
over the burnt district where once stood the
proud ,city of Chicago. blow changed ! For
miles vim will still see the marks of the great
- •
great
est fire of modern times. Very many fine
buildings have been put up, and they are doing
business in them all over the burnt district.
We visited the Tribune office. They have got
their building finished, and are doing • lewdness
in it. Thousands, and even tens of thousands
of mechanics and laborers are at work clearing
away the rubbish and re-building a fu better
class of buildings.
We left the city for Burlington, lowa, about
11 o'clock A. at., and and arrived there about 8
o'clock r. i. The crops through Illinois look
line. It is one great sea of wheat and corn. I
have uofears_now about abort crops with us,
fur what wo lack we can got from the great
Weal. Illinois, lowa and Eatissa ham, had it
very wet in some sections. Through ihena we
paw(' they were complaining of too much rain,
consequently weedy cornfields, and fine grass
and spring wheat. lam charmed with the op.
pearanco of Illinois Ls wo pass along on the
cars. Its broad acres, its luxuriant crops, and
its fine cattle, together with its fine farm
houses tint-buildings, orchards and fences,
speak to the passer-by in language plainer than
words of the productiveness or the soil.
...Ann nett from Elsworth or Oskaloosa.
C. F. litcnoxs. .
Ottawa, Itausas, June 7, 1372
The Bradford Baptiat Aasoci-
tion met with the WeUe and Columbia Church,
on Wodneeday and 'Thursday of last week.
Ilev. J. L. Wee/soil was elected Moderator, Mr.
D. J. AM.m; Clerk, and It. M. Wauti Correa
pondinglSectetary and Treasurer. The open
ing sernion was delivered by Rev,Tuos. Mrren-
M.L.
Viir•NVIRT CARTER advertised his
•
house asl lot for silo in the licsoirrr.u, a few
weeks E tire, and of course found a good pur
chaser. .111 r. J. Lows bought it.
1
PEr.soNAL.—ludgo IllEncvn is florae,
Coup - esti haying adjourned:
—Col. 131450 s baa boon quite 'ill for some
days put, but is now able to bo out again.'
=MESS LCCAL
Mirl3lack Grendines at 80 cents
per yard, at the Dee Rive Store. -
ter...c. F. Cnoss keeps a full 'line
of rim t-tationcry.
Stir Especial attention is called to
oar children'. line of Hosiery. Ike Hive Store.
ger Job work, of every cleserrption,
neatly and expedillottaly executed at Otis elllce.
Stir Handsome " Jet - Sets " for
t 1.25, at ti.jc Bet Ilsve Store.
. 1. The American Sowing , Dia
chine is the best- -
Fox S,ALE.—A. fifty feel lot on York
!mune. Enquire of B. W. Roonszs.
MIL. Flour and Feed at - at
Tcnvands Steam FlOir =a, -dellterril free.
Va. .'eystone Clothing Palace,
Main . atreet, next to Firm National Bank.
.0 boots made to order at
/6,c0:41.
F:
L. L. Moan
io.best lot'of Marble Tables
Par dose.
ser T
u town.
you want a g4od Corn Cul-
Upon IL M. Wr.u.Es for Um beat.
N9.....11
tivator, cal
w Calicoes and Gingham's
rotrsta.& Co's.
les. N I
jut reed
•ond Plaster $6.00 per, ton,
Steam Flour 11111 s.
aft. G
at Tow .
w Shawls and Searle open
row= t co•s.
sir NI
ed dMly, at
aft. Nifrons Oxide Gas for c xtract
,
EZLIS fr. 8 I'AICLST.S.
ing teeth, •
b. C s.. N is supplying his custom
crs with atTC thing In.the line of Dna*
Ststionery.
argo itslortmont of Brack
rod at • PEOUTS SOX&
SS. A
adjust • •
e American Sewing Map
• •
1!!iM
• E. J. Mows has thelar
t straw goo& In this %icinity.
gest variety
go stook of Rod and White
st Ifoemsc k EpyrAitas'.
Star
Wheat Flcror
OM
rge and full,aesortment:of
at - Pown.r. k Co e:
ie.. A 1
White Good.
finest assortment of Gen
dkerchicto in town, at tho' Bee
*Tenet Block.
.3Th
tlemen's
'like Store i
itl few'," r.rr• - • - •
TJ " y ill. re, 0, eg MAI 1.1”...
11. J. 1./yyn'l, Dumestit;
" th.s.l4a: Bow
air Now is the Uses, laintrojetts
egali: B&W aids. CituFis bu largo as•
*.Ryon vaal a right iced Tkill
Corn Calthsior, Ws:La as sooty pis trio
to T. • •
AWMIS E. L MIIOOII boa tot re
adved the Ya!kim Pay OcmttElltizier
la en the 'dem
sir Babt.iragons axe a necessity
et the MOWN sad Ifficamtahi Sams bare Jost
opened a sew stook. Rion boo $3.50 *ward.
imS.Mrs. -E. 1. llama has jost re
ceived a fresh sapptr of Win' ties and boil!,
in all the now shako.
Mir Houses sad Lots for sale, au
easy moot* payments, or to Bent. •
W. Illastruut..
Poplar street, Towanda, Pa.—tL
..For fine :clothing, inspect N.
Gm:lames bantams stnek, Main street, nest
So IVO National Omsk
To flm.—Room over the Drug
/Meg. la Eats% moireeeopied by Dr. Witures,
Dentist. Enquire at the Dm/ Store.
•q' The best amorknont of Gents'
Punishing Goods at N. nor nimmea Keystone
Clothing Palace.
I. Toy wagons, carts, whet:Thar"
rows, eta, etc., Just roootrod st Ituauts.x ,
Mir Mora Spring and 'Summar
Goods at It Gotanarn's !Loystono Clothing
Pawns.
Mr Dolly Vardsn Prints and Cam-
brio, at •
Bridge street.
war Meaux & Rowaans have Bat,.
ter Tubs, Firkins, :ad Tobs ;a_ 800 lot of
Ashton Salt, sold at Wood dome.
Se - Now is the time to buy sugar
cheap, as it always advances during the Sum
mer season. *Wane& Enwszies hare a large
stock.
To DAIBMIEN.—A fall stock of
Tubs, Firkin*. Batter-Bowls and Ladles, and
Ashton Salt, at
?Jay 1, 1872»
ifirikty your Tat, ',.Coffee taid
Spieca at the Bed, Mite and Bine Tea Store,
Bridge street, 'Towanda, Pa.
ser If you want a Refrigerator,
drop in at Wicattsio k 81-11001 and examine
the "Palace," acknoodedgod to bo We cery
boot.
LAzautrs kr - Mont:is, manufac-
Wren of•Aose oeletcated "poet/tele*, have
changed. their agency from 3. II rociecnes to
Vu. A. Cum:l:Lumen.
Fliosr k Sons have
the exclusive sale or the woven wire mattress
in this place. It is 'the best mattress ever
maw. •
DM- Meaux & EDWARD'S have a
largo !took of 13t. Loafs White Wheat Flour. It
is just the article for family use. We believe
this Is the only house In tows where this col.
chided brand may be fcrand.
ler Hosieiy and Gloves, Ribbons,
Neck-Ties, Lace sad Linens, Collars and, Cliffs,
a splendid line, just opened at '
Kir The Wyalasing Lodge L 0.
of G. T., No. 474, will hold a Strawberry and
Ito Cream Festival, at Wyalresing, July 4,1872
Grand Piro Works In the muting. Order. of
Committee.
Mir 75 cents per poiind for good
Chewing Tobacco, at the Bed, White and Blue
Store, Bridge street, Towanda, Pa. Try It sad
see for yourselves,
ligt. Fourth of July Party at Union
Hotel, Dome, Thursday owning, July 4 4 1872.
All aro invited to attend. A. A.,TAILOII,
Proprietor.
Juno 13 --le
ter To bay first-class Milfncry
Goods at the lowest prices, go to Mrs. J. I)
lIILL's Millinery Store, Bridge street.
Jam' Ladies',. Misses' - it Children's
tineSlioca, at grep,tand in great vari
ety,- assortment=, hut received at
11M. CALKINS, at tho Post Office
Book Store, has a full tine of Suuday•Sehool
Books, which ho. offers at publishers' prices,
thus making a saving of blight to those who
purchase from him.
Tub BEST Cautut PowEß.—lf you
rank' like an easy running and noiseless Morn
Power, one that will do your _churning nicely
and much to your comfort, send to It. K.
Virstuss.
is.. The Two-Wheel Kirby is tho
only Mower thst.gtres the driver complete con
trot over the cutting appctratns by the 11010 nee
of the lervs.
Mrs. - J. D. HELL has now re.
ccircd her seoond stockoritilligery . Goods, and
is prepared to furnish tho best goods at the
lowest prices.
Mir The edition of the Road and
Poor Laws of this cOnnty, compile(' by csipt.
W. IL Canna:mut, is limited, and township
oTteers who desire to procure copies, should
apply soon. The work is for sale at this office.
ti,.. The Two-Wheel Kirby is the
fey Mower with a jointed finger-bar, that al
lowa/rev gay of the catter-bas in any posi4coti.
=1
sir Notice P. M. Wir.taxs' advir
tisewent of tho Tompkins County Wheel rake,
Piaster Sower arid Seeder. IhrinritesUsi far
mers to tot the Bake and Seeder slang with
any_ other offered.
FREW Item:m-4U the Summer
hat opened with its genial breezes and lovely
Sowers, B. A. Perms k Co. hare the best selec
tion of Millinery plods and Flowers In Towan
da, for the lowest price; at the sign of the Big
Bonnet.
TnnEstruca.MAtunsis.—R. M. WELLS
if Prepared to 'supply Horse Powers and Thresh
ing Nochines of say description, or from mar
leading and best manufacturers.
=1
EVANS a iliLlArnrd.
IlzvacwAr N, Evar.ETT
Pownz t Co's.
Mum - re 'saccotuata have
been left with me for settlement. remits
knowing themselves in debt, will please eall at
the old store and settle. W. Drrruten.
• , April 2:3, 1871
Jru REctiviu.—A, fresh supply of
flack .Alpseatt, Striped Grenadeens, Japanese
Stripes, Percale, Brown and White Linen, Gnu
Cloth, Prints and - Shawls, for the Summer
trade, at - D. A. Parts A Co. • ,
ser The . Two-Wheel Kirby has
NO SIDE DRAFT, and bean NO WEIGHT up
on the horses' necks. It bad worked perfectly
ownywhere the last barred. It is so Wady
balanced that sat, the weight, accept the Pin
ger-Bar, is brought on the wheels.
sir If you don't know what you
want in tho Book and Stationery Sue, call on
C. F. Canes.
. 1119.. Examine the figures below,
from official returns. Saks of the loading Sew
Mg Machine Co's. for 1871:
Singer Manufacluring Oympany 181,240
Wheeler & Wilson 128.573
Crony A Daher.
Weed Sowing Machine Co. . 330,00
line Machine Co.; from Jan. to JaV.. S,OIO
Wilcox A (sibbo 30,217
- American 90.121
/*Dr. tragtnuires agebrated Cho.
bra Owdial is strartliped.
is.Chlassi Grua Cloths an 4
other sew Drees Go" just opencast .
Pawns Co's.
5..0. H. Wizzaff, of Wyaltllini
has parehenst of Ww.: O. lisiorar., kips. X
L.. ewers* head d thcitrugtibred 'Mort Vara
(Dorhoor) Ostlin, with a step to lasioni lie
own and his neighbors' stock. . •
iinother late lot of -Daus*
sad lift Manilla hid rieeiregial
.Tas Bicrr Warn Ears.—lhere are
a timber - of very good 'Wheel Mies. each
.44 lOW bay
.VXd4IIIAV bOodi ildnim consid
ered, the Tompkins Goanty,Wheel Bake web*.
limn to be the bat: and then it hoe, as an at
tadunent, thei
,bcstjtroa4.Catt PWtos. Grain
sod Chsargeed Solver Doti Imam
N/PPlain fads are what the peo
ple ask ir, and by going to :the Champion
Clothier, IL E. lioannao, they may always
rely cm befog wen treated and getting their
sooners north. By all mom giro Wm a all
and satisfy yonnelres;
,
sii. Tho . tazpvinda
.
borough will please boar fa their
amity tame ter 1872 must he s t the Ist
of July nest,. 'without any exceptions. .
' . W. H. Dowd; Collector.
M.N9tico is herebygiven that all
licenses rotirned by the Mercantil° Appraiser
mast be pee' before the first day of July neat,
ca szdta Rill positively be broright to collect
the saute. Wiwax Bums, Treas.
Treasurer's Office, Juno 18,1872.
!Now Ifavo you OUT paid any atoll-
tioit to the question, !' Wig it pay me to buy
and use a Wheel flay and Gleaner Dee in.
place if the' good old Beroiter ?' • If not, it is
worth your while to do so. Liko a set a&
farmer, send to It. If. Wau.rs, Towanda, for a
copy of his Illustrated and Dclwri'ptire Cata
logue.
Ustrvt. FARM MALLETAL—Vpry fow
of our brims are aware of the great value of
a good bay Tedder hi securing the hay crop. It
is second, only, in importanie to the Mowilig
Machine. The Dullard flay Tedder is the best.
Bold by IL IL-Wm:3.
M. J. Loxo's.
1ie1.70 would call attention to
the fact that' Messrs. Goan c klaisumt, 31er
chant Tailors, hive on hand the finest assort
ment of paths, Suitings, eta., ever opened in
Towanda. They-have a first-class tatter; and
warrant all their work. Call and see theism.
One door cast of Merear's tank.
THE EXPILIE GIUM Duzu.—R. hL
W 11.1.121. has tho Agency ri.r , this first-class
Grsin Dr 11, snit will warrant it to ghro entire
satisfaction. It is the'cheapest priced Drfil.
Good grain fartntra'cannot afford to bt without
a good grain drill.
Srma• STYLE—Go to Gouz at
memaiio.oB, 'Fashionable Ts.dors, for your
Spring Clothing, They bar° Use best stock of
Clotbn,,Cassimerca, 'etc., in town. Particular
attention paid to ..To!cnils Clothing. AU work
warrantod., One door tast Moron's Dank,
NIL EXCELSIOR WATER DRAWLIC, or
Improred Wed Curb and Itucke t. A good de
mand is springing op for this convenient affair.
It is a good thing. Give the ExCelsior Water
Drawer a trial and you will Ile it. It. M.
Wau.s.s sells it.
THE KIEDY Ttro-Wu» MOWER.—
Wituza, General. Agent for the celebrat
ed Family of Kirby Machines in 13 counties in
Pcnsylvanis and New York, is again Offering
the unrivalled Kirby Mower to the farmers of
Bradford. , Ile retailed forty of them from To
wanda last year. See his Kirby card in another
column.
Z J. O. ' Fr.ost & Sox's • wish to
put a Woven Wire !Mayen in every house in
Towanda, on a month's trial; and if it does not
snit , them, they will call and take it away. Now
is your time to . get pcirect sleep. De sure you
try, and then yon will buy.
1:11AT POPULAII SIDE-HILL, OR RE
vEr.sirax rww.- l llave you seen it? If not
you are a-farmer and like good tools
—be sere to see I:lodge's Iteveralek Plow for
level land as well as aide-hill. It is giving great
satisfaction and R. DI. Welts' sales of it. are
increaaing. •
for Noy is the timo to get' soar
pictures taken at Fitosis Gallery, initonae,
for ho will only . charge 81.50 per dozen forylio
tograpbs (or the nest' twenty :lays. 81.00• for
large picture for frame. Copying from old pic
tures a specialty. All work warranted. '
Lome, gay 1, 1872. ,
TEE BEsT LAws Mons.—The
oelsior. It gins' good satisfaction, and can be
worked around troca and shrubbery morn con
veniently than -any Other; If you want a Lawn
Mower, call upon It. 31. Wzuzs. Ile will till
your order for any kind yon way call for.
Se-Haring lately added to our
regular business an Insurance Agency, and
haring some good Companies, wo respectfully
ark a share of your business in this lino.
Yours respectfully,
WWILITAX Braes. -
oar Wo have on hand and oiler a
bargains:
I Grover S Baker Scoring Itaehint,
2 Lai k. Webster's "
i Wheeler k Wilson 'S .` •
1 Franklin
1 Leather OS
Call at (he agency of
kir The Sullivan Anthracite is 60
Coal for opting and Suultiv.r use. Nutting like
it., It kindles easily, makes a quick fire, and
can be as email as desired, a quart burning as
readily as a bushel. It never dies out, burning
all down to white ashes, and renders coal sieves
of no further use. The pleasantest and cheap
est in this or any other market for domestic
prisms.
r Our enterpf*it4,; - fon:aural
dealers J. O. non t Scout, bare secured the
agency for the celebrated Wakefield Earth
Closet, and hive an assortment on hand. The
Earth Closet has been tested for several years,
and gives unisersal satisfaction wherever used.
For the sick room it is almost a necessity.
NOTlCE.—Tho r regular annual moet 7
In of tbo Mutual. Building awl daring Fund
Association of the Borough of Towanda, will
be hold at the Grand Jury Ibom in this place,
on Monday, Jane 21,-1812, commencing at 7
o'clock r. sr., at which time and place a Treat
dent and four Dimtors are to beelected. Polls
wll.l be open from 7to 9 o'clock r. x. By order
of tho,Board. IL F. Goorrovr, Sec'y.
Towanda, June 10, 1372.-2 w.
• - gel- The Ckmvention at Baltimore
to looked for with great anxiety by all patties,
Itepubhcans as well Democrats. But should
the Democrats . esukinis Gazss.rrLis election is
by no mums a ictregone conelusion. tat coo
ildLg is a posithe fact, that if you want to buy
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, and Bats and
Caps for lien and Boys, you will And it to your
own interest to call on E. Scuwanz, next door
to Powszes Dry Goods Store. lie sells his
goods regardless of ant, as he is compelled
,to
disposo of his stock at any sacrifice on account
of going into Another business. This is pc d=
tirely no hunibug. Go and ace fur yourself.
Dont forget the place. E. flcuwatz, nest to
Powtm. l C.
lOWA, NEIASKA, KUSILLS, CALLVOILI
M
taa.--Adroitising alone does not produce no.
me. The thing which is aArertioAS twist hare
io r in.k. .n. .4*,% large adrataing wiU
. ••••••, t • .• l,t; • • If ' , Xi
11414, .atr.li.l,4t '6 lit 1.. 1.. t •td -
GereireZt raid wit %%ID :vs:
iq,3;J
110 0 9411taillOSIARthatitet lig irk
In soon flasirme roe are trbig.,
Seel Uri PAW *tee Ilehtlictox now%
which rmsiecktistesgreekrsztops to the Week
tst, to theatie s 4olo/4* silk the gifts "
ate Beads. 14 to Lispecie,,tles eslttlits4
beau, and art Chit lisiinfal lontli ;o
the Platte, Sled** it IL bads la horee•
steads. 3d, to ht. Joseph ?, Estksu and . ell
The ipadi are opheridlilly built, bar the best
Wiese ahead ears, tha idler platform sad
captor, and the safety air brake (to p reread
the low otlfls thaS is eierirrheto eteri-happea-,
mg); Moan's sleepers, ridhoari rilling oars
large and * pcoreribl engines (to make quick
thise and good etweetions); tad are tit a word
the best equipped roads In the West. So that
it yon desire to go safely, surely, quickly and
oesatortably to any paha Bentham lowa,
Nebraska, Kansas; or on the Reads, be
sure that ion go "Sty Way ot Burlingtras.*
All irho wish partbaular information,: and a
large raw, shrift comedy the. Great West,
and all its railroad oorweetiona can obtain
thena endow other knoeiedge, addreeeing
General Passauger Agent, P. HO. 11. IL ri.;
Burlingtor, lowa.
ItvitiF. s Ces.
A CARD---4 &aim to thank tha
Poop. ot. Roma and tics puhlio rivanay, for
the liberal patronage I hero received at their
hands during the past year. I would mil espe
cial notice to the very perfect manner tet which
all work entrusted to my ewe; has been molt
ed, as an hibleement to parties needing a Den
tist in_any manner, to glen inc ieall before go.
lag elsewhere. Ravin moved my ethos to my
house, on the corner near Dr. Wiu. litcsli„ 1
am prepared- to woks** all persons to the
hospitality of the wigwam while having work
done. Know Wintsrow, Dentist.
Dome, Pa., Jane 17,1872.
HART.—In Monrocion; on Friday; Juno 7, Hiss"
Amanda J. Hart, aged Si years.
Wo are called upon to record the death of
this estimable young lady thus in early lik; but
while we sorrow most of,all that We shall see
her faCe no more, wo do not sorrow as those
without hope, for she sleeps in Jesus. She was
summoned stutdatilyani unespoetedly, but she
was ready to go; she h• s laid down the cross
to receive and wear the white robe and starry
crown. Her manner was caccodingly amiable
and winning, and her circle of acquaintance
was extended, and none knew hit hut to love
and .none named her but to praise. Fors ninn-(
bar of years sho was a great aulferer from pul
monary disease, and her patience and fortitude
Iwo been in ccamplo to us aIL She has now
reached that haren where sickness and sighing
never come, and" Where God shall - Wipe away
all teats. Tho funeral was attended on the
Sabbath by a large number of ";iympatl , i7ing
friends. For her to die is gain. - H. H. A.
STIEII.-4n Springhill. Bradford Co:. Pa., June
6,1872, Mrs. Martha W. Styes, aged 67 sears.
ALLEN.—In P.ome, .Tarit6, 1512, Joseph Allen,
in tho 77th year of his age.
After a long, painful i mein, which he Irmo
with Christian fortitude, ho retrued Killing and
ready to go at his Master's call.
"Dearest Grandpa, thou halt lett us,'
Hero thy loss we deeply feel,
Unkit's God that has bereft us,
Me can all our sorrows heal.
t® - Thomas haddocks, Produce
Commission Merchant, 2ZO Pennsylvania Ave
nue, Scranton:Pa. Butter, Eggs, Laid, Cheese.
Fruits, Potatoes, ka, /tr. Conaigaracnts soli
cited, and returns -promptly made on safe of
Goods. Beferences cheerfully given.. Corres
pondence solicited.
viir Wm. A. Ca.taretwax keeps a
better assortment of Seth Thomas' Clocks, than
at** ono in Bradford . connty. Prices from $2.2.1
to $25.C0. Also Ithaca Calendar, andfine French
Clock; always on hand. -pi warm Wed.
New advertisements. • ..,
THF.'.WOR.L.D'S TONIC.':
, .
Purely 'Vegetable and free from Alcohol.
D.E . P. LORI 3I E It' S •
JVlill'Eit TAN
13 I , 1 1 1 I T
M IR; S
A CEBTAIN CUBE FOR ,
Boated Cough. Incipient Consumption, Colds. Spit
ting Blood.. Inflaniatlon of the Lungs. Catarrh,
Bronchitis. Droop. - Whooping Cough, Asth
ma, rains in Breast or hide. Dyspepsia. •
, Jaundice, Dizziness. Loss of ApPe
• tite. rever and Ague. -
Indigestion, Liver Complaint. Diarrhoea, and all
Diseases of the Lunge. Stomach, LIM',
' and Kidneys.
W. H. GREGG & CO., .
WIIOLS kLE DRUGGISTS, ELIIIESA:N.L.
Sole Agents, and to whom all. orders should be
addressed. rriCe.• $l.OO.
ire - See Circulars for further information:LS •
June12,72,1f Sold by all Druggiste.
•
A LARGE STOCK OF
.. •
DRESS GOODS
. .
' AT COST, POll CASIi, at the .
...
__•
BRE HIVE ST - 011,E,
..
macun's mom •
•
Baring been disappointed in obtaining rooms
suitable for our 11:1111nery and Suit Department. re
hod It necessary for want of mom , to dispose of our
stock of
DRESS GOODS AT COST!
Which we shall offer from this date , consisting of
Iffach Saks. Osaahneres, Alpacas, Grenadines:Organ
dies, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Swiss Muslim.
Yosemite sod Mariposa Stripes, Dattistca, etc.
Lairs will do well to call and examine one goods
before purchasing elsewhere as we offer great bar
gains.
Store two doors east of Norma Dank. opposite
Palle Square. MSS FUTTEB A. =ENE.
ToWands, Janetf
1 31318. 2,15. 17111 LY L. wool:3nm.
B. M. Icos-r
'PAM FOR SALE.-lho sub
.': scriber offers foveae his funs situated about 3
miles from the Borough Of Towanda. on the rood
Leading to 3lonroeton. at a bargain- The burn cow
tains between 70 and flO ems. all improved =opt
10 screw, which is well timbered. Thu land bt under
a good state of cultivation, good buildings; said
lowed, and plenty of water. I will also sell an my
Mpreparty, consisting cd horses, cows, farm
r I plements. he. TERMS EASY.
310nroeton, Jime 10, 11172, SAIIVEL COLE.
WICK MN BL
YOUNG WARRIOR
W ..IE/ IZ,
The Vela* Draft, Nosttearsble and Easiest Con
trainer Machine In The World I llas rocaceived
the First Premlmn wbercrer exhibited at
Agricultural Town and County Mrs.
• Manulactuml by
CMS. MEMO° & CO.,
Groton.. Tornptilui county. N. Y.
Waal) h Karam,
Sole Agents.
DIED.
SPECIAL- NOTICES.
INETOVICD
THE YOUNG 'WARRIOR
Pas two Driving Wheels, Iron Pomo, filed Cot Bert
Eneel-Ptated Guards, PtitlrterY Clearing, has no aide
Drat is a Close Guarded Machine. It will mow the
finest grass WITHOUT CLOOOLIG. Can beet the
world mowing on Baugh or Stony , set Its
L gearing protected from dirt mid • This
Wheel on the Outer Shoe rims Scalded ihralber-
Bahama why it should be purchased ha
ego, so soy other Mower : 1. firing Wider l it ar k.
bolds its position on side-hill: the wheels running
on the ground Instead of on the .cut • for the
sans reason mows wet or male lesleing the
sect gram bias -loose and light. 2. Beim: close
guarded, the knives are ted protec from stones. 3.
The rolling motion of Cat Bar allowing It to
peas over stones and obstructions : Passing In and
out of dead farrows without Stopping or Clogging.
The chief beauty of this Machine is It can mow
the heaviest !edged or fine wet Gram vithontatop.
ping or worrying the team. and no team an walk
slow enongb to Clo g ft. , rarTere stemfd try Me
Macbino before they buy.
li V : II WA 13 5 i4Z11 1 0 ictlY
Itinntsetured by Chas. Penigo h Co.. Groton. N.T.
. TUZ =32M PITZET in= BILL now I
Was invented and patented as a Skis .11131 Plow, bat
=rahas demonstrated that It la as wen Mats ,
d land Plowing as the best Plat Land
Plows. We claim ter It empewhrity over soy other
onla use. for the reason thatlt watts inn both
on sidslllll and lard Laid. i t I. no apartment,
it has bees munnlaetazed for the part eight years,
and at the Inershedit sold in that time slot one hss
been retained. Very Plop warranted. WWI
Ptiet SILCO. Orders promptly attended to. •
• For farther inforination in regard to the Toeing
Warrior Mower or Athens Plow. call on or address
C..W. notcoMD, Agent.
lUleter. Bradotre Co., Pa
Nay 18. 1872.- am.
VASHIO'NABLE, • ,
.
trx.s ,- .4!•s‘xycn 11; tout.
Wm Outman; formerly Owego, N.Y.„ has opened
a Fashionable Dressmaking eistabliammt tit Homo,
belt door north' of Becoming's store. All orders
promptly 61f.d snd en reasonable terms. A share
of tho rstroxino of the ladies of nothe and vicinity
is soliritrd. fernl o ,..t
1);;It _...!
- ruts
La" 7
1
KIIVAI Di fq
Wool CiAl Atwell** to Uri
SPRING
DRESS GOODS
WHITE GOODS:
'LOTILS AND CASSI3PIIFIt,
3. 1:. A:
CALtCOS, GINCLOAMB, CRAM
BRAYS, &c.
31:E.S11C GOODS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
II
OAHrETS, OIL CLOTHS, MAT-
TINGS.
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW
SHADES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TBUNKS,TILiViIIMIG
61:00ERIES.
-... ..;
MAci t i l
--- _•__.
-
1
&
OODS
"del/ 7/ 1 7 basi
l"! ai kr. rices 4
MI
Mew; TOW*.
I=l
dc.; Ac:. • oplendld as-
lu all Um cow etlleiL
la alt! iolara and stppa.
F
A very large stock.
Conan, sad', Coft, Nock
Ties. SOlllings, .1141iiiii et
all bids, New • Parasol" to
the latest behiese an,epd-
kos sooortatent of them
lists. Buss. ‘ten 111 MI quid-
Wes. A splendid stock.
In !very style and spat/.
Ude depart-
IFs bine aims
'slid especial
MIME
!!!=
.rvlr learye
SELL EOM
firm of it. W
PIIIUST"
lossp sow
Dair W
a;!.agosui
stagily OD
isiKeitiellt Or
ERE
ktaiet*l
it t
♦relce,t, 11.4
SIPS Mr OW.O
i=l
Amt -Xntat
; t ;
' • 1
rATTIkeII BLOCK, • -
8- 0 I t : T. 11 t.l -T. I•Lf •
, ? ,*stik)42uuuistr:ittrait
DRlPOrtasxs - I
Wird= eztesiittiii reidreetheit stem at the •
stsadellovi worms* o-Aarp4sew sad Ira
selected siseCeosotatlng at
ACIDS, =MCI% -ZUTDA, 'IIERBB. WOAD.
tirgn*
,4/ tee',
tad an
IMill
107-41.'W; XSUICT7O AXE) UOYSOPATiIIe PE&
RABATMXMII.
plx W,FF4
ExTuA, mow; IHOLOALNE, ALCOHOL,
riutz wlm. /gip. 14Q.upik.
ror Purpms.
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
All the
I'OPULAB PATENT .41M1.941FA
Acid irino loit;rtfoont of
VIM
TOILET - AND - FANCY GOODS.
Nom than the nsisst *e ana silent-10i ewes to lb'
Ossnesoonsilt of 'Preseriptknm. Opel lasdays,
grow( & tram 8 pm. Sol
Dc. Mums an be eonsidted at the; stowes. t4ato
wan, or eft& week. as hexer fate: '
• -- Ds. R. TURMOIL
W. G. GORDON.
Tmranda, lisy 7. 1812.
. .
HE HIGH=BRED ` HAMBLETO
NUN THOTTOKI STALLION
- •
TOWA.NDA,
yin iba4 fai a limited imaitieity*nroved nubs. at
the bents of the 'mho , at
TGIF A33).A. PBl hp.
"TOWANDA" dee 6.h-Weas- Clikt- by Eyelyk's
Nanthkstoulan. by old Abdaltah, be by Wambtino
1 1 1212 Mted Kienf/W. dam was
ibe Kent mare by impcgted Benforindee,
grand dam by old One-74e, by old Ilarabletonlan,
%tune bar bed - ,and Medan' Om
by imported easerger, and the dam of old One.
Eye wax by Messenger. "TOWANDA'S"
dans Hawk, Hs. he bY 77nrs Feggiont
Bllidderek. te MIL and hi by Ithermart's
"Morgan; his ham' raised In New itruthr and
represented as a latr.bred English mare bred by
relegate Twosabb.,N.ll.. asdeeld togs . Mous
ton. Lowell. Ida*, 1838, and to Etweld ROI. Bridge
port Vt. liitt ; in hispossestion tin. mnirel greatfcr
or. This horse got more high cans than any
horse of his day. He died 1re._1066: he wn the
sire of Ethan Allen, and grand sire of the darn of
”TOWANDA." Or* white pastern behind. black
points, dart bay. 11-bande S tuber 'big% years
old in July. He is one of the most remarkable ani
mals this: country los produced. He is beautiful,
blood-like. of pe* strength, and action perfect
Ile Is In close proximity to two of the most noted
stallions in this nation, Harobletonian and Ethan .
Allen: and as the sires of trotters these two great
horses stand far above competition in this or any
past generation.. A better infusion of blood is not
in the American horse than In "TOWANDA." lie
is a most fortunate cram He bide fair for a bril
liant future in an respects. Ile is a success, and
true merit will to appreciated by candid judicious
men. Wo have arrived at a period when mere stilt
ed gabble about the horse iskof but little account
and anything of -value in his history or breeding.
eat labor, long research.-thought and money. The
'American Trotting Reclaim." which contains all
that is known of the pedigree* at trotting horses,
their anotatoriand deseendludi, with a record of
all published performances in which a mile was
trotted or paced in ,2:10 or less, from the earliest
dates till the doss et ISM end fall record of the
performances of 1060-10. giving complete aumrca-
Ides of over 6,000 contests. with an introductory a
ny on the trot origin of the American Trotter.
This is a good thing. False pedigreee axe quite , too
common. This work shuts out imposition in a great
degree. J. W. Wallace, the compiler of the "Amer
ican Stud nook and Trotter, " gives a better intelli
gent History of the Horse thn any other.
"TOWANDA" will be shown in harness to those
who think of patronizing him, between the home of
live and eight o'clock. a. m., on pleasant week days.
Ills style and fine trotting action when trained, will
surely make his own character. The closest *ern
tiny brings the 312111 to his true name: so it is with
all things on earth* - -
Yr:
One hundred dollars ta imam; twantY•fivo dal.
lam at time of service. which will not be refunded
in any event. mad seventy-tire dollars when proven
in foal. Best tics Wien of mares on rearamabis
t - rma. AU accidents and escapes at owners' risk.
AU mares must be left or brought to the stable
when desired. Karel not proven in foal, can be re
turned next season. free of charge.
Ills.ssom—Flrat of April to July first. Pall Season
That of lileptember to December first. • :
• JOHN D. MONTAISTE.
Towanda, Pa.. April U. 18;2.
•
1)R. 0. D D S
*Wawa •
THE DRUG STORE
=Dow" nt Bowe. PL.
Su now in stock and is constantly reekeing fresh
supplies of pars Drage sad Eadkines. Loyea.Pauste. ,
Tarnishes. he.. *oa teat the Most populorPra
est Medicines. A fresh supply of the celebrated
TVIZGAII BITTEItaII
Pure Wines sad -Liquosi for medicinal :
best brands of Cairns sad Tobago; dodo Pcrfum.
07. toilet sod Anti &digits. amoring extract!. Id
school books. stationery. and
S.
Dealers sbp-.
piled with daillooory at low prioro. AD rolaieltane
ous books furnidied to order at publishers' pekes.
The Doctor continue .to Practice anotkirie se
heretofore. Ofike at the Drag Store; residence op
pooltoPrestrytwiaa church . • Prescri ption and re
ceipts accurstay compounded stillborn bpi com
petent tApril 18. 1878.'
TKE . , (MIEAT FAMILY .
DOMESTIC
,
SEWING MAOHIN,E
Was improved January. ICS: alum' which it bears
an the latest tramirremcnts that invention has pro..
dazed making it one of the pW,sid triumphs of
art. *actinide are Irmdmte delighted with its
licikr and power so peat. Ail parts strictly M-
D any port breaks a new piece win
. Beast rings ot work. finest mean to
coarse BOSTIC or 8010 Lesther. Cannot,• make it
drop • stitch. Tension will not change In sewing
as in otharmarldass. It la one at the most mu.
isr.kfachines where tt isk wy erstr placed before
Sot putdkt. it pleases . All admire it
'whenever seen . People have Wan sea sods
lighted with them they ars writing to friends to hey
fhb machine if any; it will do anything that any
winn and mut so assy and • mftres no trouble 10
learn to ran it. Thee
fact that since
gaintafT. 1112. hating teeilired WU* latest im.
promments. 4 months, the impart: hays sold
nearty
60,000 Xseldnes.
canrsased. with so. lbw agents and
small shows conchteteely that
it has no and that our people an an lnlel i.
gent people. I bine bees definer" for a Simian
to get the ageng of a Sowing Machin that I could
sell and recommend without erageratlng the truth
or deceiving any ono. and-'my time. ham come. I
base been confined indoors so long I feel lite a
caged bird that wants liberty. And now friends. all
that want to buy a Bowing Machine , , no matter if
your mind hat been act Turn some other. be so
kind as to inform me by latter. or otherwkw. arsd-I
will cheerfully bring you a Domestic. Ind yon soy
try It tot a week. and It it does not please you. end
you are not sattaded it is the best, ail thifts con.
alders& I will thank you for your trouble and cheer
fully take it away. But it seems as though I almost
bear yarrow t. I =mot pert with it, the Domestic
Circle fa nittil without it." Terms IftreraL
L. Ct. INLBOX. Agent.
Towanda. Bradford county, pi.
May 111,1872. .
rnMN:MM'''7n7M
HAM IiMVnM.
Every year increases the popularity of this salts
hie SAM Preparelimn Which Is des to ascii spell.
We can assure our' old patreni that it is kept fully
up to itihfgb standard; and it Is the 'only reliable
and perfsited preparation -for restoring Gray or
Faded Nair to its youthful color. making It non. Ina.
blaze. and Mom The scalp, by Eta use, becomes
white and clean ..It rCTOOTCII all captious and dand
ruff. and, by Its Mello pinker - ties. Prevents . ..the bar
from falling out. as it stinntlates anti nourishes the
hair .glands. Ily its use the hair grass thicker Ind
stranger. In baldness tt restores the capillary Wird s
to their normal rigor, and will create • new growth.
ertneri
Bair
tr. *la age. It is th e 604 *was
cal Dab' Dressing ever used. as it requires fewer sp.
Witless, sad glee the lair a splendid glossy ap
pears:nes A. A.:lffayei. U. D.. Rate Sawyer of
Massachusetts. says. The constituents sofpurs
and carefully selected for excellent quality ; and 1
ennithiSVll Bad Pfelxaslion foe - its Modal
inrposea." _
frolic •2 all Drury - iar, sad Pesters is Naticiaes..
FMCS OWE DOLLAR. ' :
EMI
Dn. J. C. AM k M I Lers*la,
jausecia asta inatsibssa Cbeaslass , t - ,
LSD scam AU. ltatriD as ~roasb,
Dr. 11., C. r011:46. PDX t po..lThoksile
sira 'for ale derlert lbroegbotit
tbe °aunty.
Dec.,l 1871.—lreow.
.0 A U..T I 0 N.- Whereas, my - wife
NJEinallate hating left my bed and boar& artibont
pun mum or provocstkm, all prisons 'lra
forbid harboring or trusting Mr on my a; on=
anti pay nadebta of be contra W.-n. eta data.
H. ;ow*
=3
Rev Murialmo B. 110.-43.
rOR SALE—A Platform Spring
Wagon. with top weer fa* seat. almost ;tisk
mew bean Inn Weer SO Wks. Also au set eSIWM
double harness. Reds by J. V. Moos, almost new.
Will be sold reasonable. •
loneltatl ' ‘, • •Illrge.E.
- - • •
1 . 11\11) AiI'oRNEY-AT
.L
LA*. Towanda. PL. Cace 03 2AI - floor under
Clever B. 'Weed's nett.. if Galle • .
=l;glati r::: WW4l6 ' 01
4711 1 i 14 Ze d
to zee etreotett will to expend htfebao 111.1 no.
Cowl Boom is the Donau* et itterettee. a• M
IMI; the 211th twat ZUNE.IIII2. silinftek;
Lao fonollo=ott uw ito illetWee_lolls et Int
attipite - Immesh ash her
*don
UMW 111, 0114 1111 111E .I U 1 1 41 Inta
=O7 -
Werm,thiessuiseimilty , sitif%f WK.
ffes 1611
tel. tetteeteettlie•
416111,01°Mablkipairalrfli *Mi. Ow
sr kW. as Pt lollst es AK." Yegibm
trulo4 Al 4
IVeritstre lltelti:Chuieth SON teetotal,
lire
awe Ihimoirmil*ollllolo
Ir. Wigilei lows asdligefir dome
fl* wow
oActith teeld trantr_ANOttlek beim Atelea.tettimillt Theo the
Of UkdoAi
ANDS MIAOW MOW in ilhillellette •
eerier to the eititteetaill.Mithewt times alcei
Stook( et Isillis~twiler *di le" the Oro
eg-tiehette. , b*MiteiraiiikANdLefiegoll ems
of bud. WirgiAr 4.1111300102. bundlariu
-Steed esittskes hreseeetfett of ilterdt et Nes.
tieertegoag atellih . Q. - 110110s fag Iteni 104 =dr
lob* D. Itnetsame. -
AlAri—fre• fanairtiir *ar(bs4 ldt:Pieeeetll* -
eel et lashatheate leapt It AO*. lelliteit* tllo
north WINO of Theta same. as Albot out by l the
*Mt Mem* MOW Mir dribir Is IMO& co
ttlikeogalmisod et lailiteitheet. - estt.eat thew* .
ter uses et tram Chitteralt Wad Co.
Ceettlithet it et Nall. seesiar- bra about 20
sow impovelLiesh a few frpflinos._ theroom
A1.,80.-Chtereetee , tot et teed 111111•111i to Coital
'ham beaded es theasethby kohleit lehabott
lard. eaateaut mouth toy In d . et tie *ethers Cos
tal lie Seed beemeolt.liattb by Ito saddle bleb
esyleiellett from Codes Costatithee
ems or Una. more ; ea fen. atltaratneed. lila
Mein strittent:ellemed home: sacipple mimed
Noised aid thee' le riaesttpl. K the matt ie. 'tk.
!Whoaysß AZssdMl.• •
ALSO-ally atlas at await at DI Pi.. Intl be lola
**the male thew and ptioia.tba Intkortne dascralod
lot. paws orgiings It km& altaitelt tar»
balloting at lb. sontbeenat eons" of We Joaroti
llerlannillot.lannos by to wt Itssionth 1 . 10
Peediss to-
warrant nos w h
eat a b i as astu w nd a e n . n ll e m rD nt e mo the
ar
las& oont tMsatb aleetia Cohnias. laralertr Wong-
Loa toDr. Monism Sanis. sap* sertbar to en
sonalittu) of ass lonapl . &Stale lot. thanes toy
south thaa ottani anal anivan lotesst Si porabas to
the plain of bin;. Coa tablas 71 .aea and
140 perelea of land. move or law abed al MON
tonwpm, With a gonad , bask passel pars sod
an goals orchard tberean.
and eaten In awe woks at the Solt of Van, -
b Clark vs. Solon Wray. -
1.
P. VAS PLVEr. neeiff.
' Towanda. Uri •
aUPHAM' k COURT SALE.-$y
N_F Itv glottis of as eider breed oat of th o'Or-
Otago* Cent of •111.1 fled Comae. netundarsigrort, .
. administrator of the Mete of 20n1 Aft -15014XY17.
Iste of W•1711n ewe.. demand. Irfil MONO ifinishite,,
side, on the premiere. et flArlfildf. 1 .111n2
1875 commeneina et 10 earl. s. the following
doetribed view or wad of bed sooner in
Wirren twp.. bounded sad described as blows
netinatag et s poet sad stones cosser tnotoce pf
brotef Ass Wheeler north 45 dell- west let pre.
top tocrolock. Meant by the /sans Of ifnat7 flollefs
north 45 dom. feet $7 peg toe past tgetwr throbs
br hind of Mies Prima sod . Meer lessen south 45
detest.. teal 104 beg. -40 s test sts4 stow foram.
!hones Mote Ity Melee& of Mew ft:men moth
45 dens. eat 17 pre; to- Ow pints of beettnthw-
Containing 41'scrte ad 102 perches, be the IMO
Twirl-Imo mbe 541 whes: eta Meetly fa
etre/ . down, the listeneo on ennilfrestion:
LOBTX.11; ',num% '
IMES
Naly - 241872.. ; • . AM:3l2ll**w."
--. I7DITORS NOTICE.-:-JohlA D.
' Manias*? n. /tarry lfit. No. .$32,. Nay term.
7A72.Ateo-yr' 4 4. ,fhoesmi es: Parry arts. in , the
enurt of CPSIMIOIII Pima of:Mulford Coanl,No.llllB
VAT ' • '
The undersigned Auditor appointedni raid nonri
to diatrilmte hands to the hands of the gheriff
arteino from the sale of itsfsehott's pereonal prop
erty. will attend to the donee of hta, aterintesent.,
at the rare of Mamie Jr - .DaYlea. ht the Nererteh of
Towanda Thursday. the 27th day of Seq.. 1872. It '
1 o'clock. p.m.. at ',Melt limo and place all PMIWYMC
interested Most preient their claims nn said funds , •
or he-debarred therefreen.
DAVID W. MM. Additor.
may 27,12. • ' '
_ .
rittl7l.ANSh COURT SALE.-UY
V, virtue*? en orderiseeed oat of the Orphans'
Come of Bradford Conutf, the andiandrocall Pun ,
sdien of the estate of Osisr Waver. Wer
ner. Josephine Vanier, Ind Edgar Warner, minor
children of fiamnetWarner, lade of Pike twp. deed.-
wilt - expose to public ado 'on the - premises. Thurs
day. Auutmt S. 1V E 6 ocentnetwing . at - one_o'doch. p.
in.. the following &scribed log teece or parCel of
land situate iwPike bounded an sniffles:
Beginning at a stake and stows bring the north
-cut eon of the herein described, lot of bed. and'
also scorner of Mesh. 41sanarima's bud; thence
south along the-line of the- AIM Clasnapkin's . and •
lot owned by Geo. - C-AiwoOd 83 perches to • state
and atones; Uwiicier west-along' the Bee .4 said
chstimion's land Wind 3.10 poems to • cornered
Same* R. srnew's land:. thence north' along the
line of the aid Agnew in perches tO weer. in the
line of said_Chamnion's land; thence Smith 63 deg:
Mitt 110; per. alone Tine Of said ('Hampton to place
of bewianing: containing 9 scretastere or less.
proved. with an al holm and barn and few fruit
tree-thereon. •
1T.11.118---Z-23 down And bilanr. od 'eonflcmation
of pale. DETsEV A." WARNER. •
rmelimft ' '
ERECtITOR'S IgOTICE-
Ncittee Is Isteeley even that an pantos hattetincd
to the estate of Encino R. Rutith. tate of Tomas
tcfr, decd. are regnaded to malts hnmultate pay
utent.ard sit *rams baslno elNmu NOW iatd es
tate must present the -113 MS duty tatthentleated f ar
settlement. 1 - ti. 0. MOM
JOSEPH PQWELL.
Executors.
junel9 , 4l:
.A DMINISTR TOR'S NOTIOR- 1 -
.Cl.2i Mice ui Denby Oren that An Pimuma hafiebt ,-
4.4 to the palate of Charles L. arnottlits of Vaisya.
demaird..ala minuted to make immediate nartifent
ind all perions basing elalma against said estate
mast 'present the same dnla anthenliestsrl for eti
tli.mezt. MARY A. ABNOLD.
janela-vg • • 0.. W. HARDY. •
*to ke. is hereby Oren that, an persona Indebted
the estate ofJobn • . Loughheadlabe of Litchfield ,
yenent, and _all • .n e haling el p, *gained
•• • estate must • . at them duly authenticated
. eettleneent. RESTER /V. LOI7O9IIMAD.
- hazy 30. 111-ew • - Adminiatntrix.
A - MINIS 14:- IRS NOTICE.—
sours hgreby_,
_Abet sit indebte
ed to the eebte SABAH urams. late of -Ar
menia top. deed, are rseptesied to make tmatedtsts -
payment, and' an pram Meths claims against said
estatettent mend the same deb. sotbentiesded for
settlement. AAVAIZI IteDONALIX.
taa7.23. "11.411 Administrator. .
A DMINISTRATOIII3
13:-Notte. fs aeretri then Owl iaperionstedebsK
to the edits et DAN= r. PDXICSOY. late of Tref
Born'. deceased. are requested to mate Intfitedlate
torment. and, all- persons Moths datum against I
said estate must present , them &Op anlbeatiotted
for settlement. D. idLLLEY,
POSIEBOY. ,
mar28:72,41*
"E !_x E O II T O It 'll NOTICE.-
cittee Is hereby Rtirti tar slt persons Indebted
tothe estate of R. CILARLOTTE WARD. Me of Ter
wands. dee•d.. must nuke Immediate - psrmegt. •
and peouxus basing adios mind said estate
mustqiresent theta duly itadtmenticateil toe settle• 4
meat.
May 50. /24w
VICECTJTOR'S NOTICE.—
_RANoace is herd" ghee &dell mem lodebted
to the estate of MILO IMHU.4 bete of Litcb.
deld., deed, me tegimated to mats Immediate
payment. and ail perms Imbue elan= Whist lidd
estate' must resent them deb authenticated fee
settlement; , C. R. MIBIIttL.
A. J. KlaUt/L.L.
I:seentors.r
!ay O. 1772.-4 t•
A DIMISTRATORS NOTICE.-
.
Notice to beretre elven to all ttelebbid
to the estate of AU BAWD If Ida of Ver.
deceased. mat mike immediate punnet, and
persoim---liaTing claims *Mast lid iodate
mot pint them dray watherdi
moat J. 11. ALIA Wt.
may..1:1"72w6 • Administrator.
A DMINISMA TOR'SJ NOTICE.,—
zioinuce I, hereby aims that =persons Wetns.
to the estate 'et MIL BA tats et Trey.
demand, ere recreated to make immediate relfremd
sal all persons levies Mem whet. Mai este%
must present them deli eithentieded the mate
meet _ - plus 200IMILIX:
311733.14. ,Arkisdnistestor. .
A DIECKSTMOB:B NOTICE:-
.14011. Notice b hereby anon to al_itursoisa In
to the estat.e at C. WAID. of Towanda.
demand. moat snake heassdlataznitea. and
ad mama bating dolma Wad saw mit ' t
present them day authenticated far aettleatent.
SINEEPItArantY4.
tasY xt 12w6
A DMINISTRATOWS I.IOTIOR- •
.LIM. Notice taberabystme ibmidtpmeom ebb*
to the estate et JOKII D. WI',UL.6Am Alba.
PS.. demised. are requested la mate tommitste
peimeat. =dell mama bartas Aden wiWS makt
estate mut premed them itoly imtheaft. mt.
Mama " SILMSOMMI A. 111InTIUDIM.
zet7 2k.n2- 11 8 .tor. -
DILINISTRASORS NOTICE--;
.44L. NOM* is h= ri grA rr e tha i t al sz a= hobbit
to the cents Of late of
Omen. demised. are regulated to nub ketnedists
payment, and MI pmsonalmrialt detail *WM mit
estate mart present them thar sothentlested !be set
tlement. . ♦ U PROICIPTIU.
13 X glieliffilf.
_
..sq . sy 24,11%1
TOWM)A COAL
.YARD.
UMW= AID =WOK= MIL&
italertlemod, tombs leased tbip Coal 11101
Dock At the obi ..Derettr Min." as jut amtptet a rl
Magi OW-ome sad Orr u E e ttle
mow panared to toridsh tto
the &Swett thee otthe alms
=Med
qnstiti cods epos the isaorotiagabk. term to u, _
ti desire& -Prices it Ur Tod Italia helm.
notice per art too ot 1000 Nandi: -
Eri4;or No; 2,
Rime. or Nos.., and
4 00
-
Ad or No. 5 _ ,
r .; 4 TS
•
' - itturr42 aimissairs mi.
'
. •
Ittokeo . ~.. 4OS
Tose Move -
4
8e648 Btme - 6 a
Nus - • BNI
•
irs NI Lamp - • i• 6 181
Sao of Mae? , '. 409
~~ .--nLI.EIS
She Meilen etMines win De xnealkoi
delivering Coal within the hemeyl llmitr : •
Per T0n...50 cents. Mitts toe carrying in. 80 eebte.
Bali Ton. *. • • e i - . 4 "25 "
QT. T on ,
_25 el et le 25 de
Sir Order' my he lett et theYeed, totem el Mil
Hroad and nlisibeth Street" or at baler 111111 hr
Ittere. •
Es.Ordara atilt ta Slimes he itel=attt v
the oath. NASD- it
Towanda, Feb. 1,.1812-1. / •
sTRKFrga, -- .
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N.Z. BETTS Jr..
ltrecutor.
AMU= 00/11.
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