Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, August 22, 1872, Image 3

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
MI6 The Pablic School of ihlellor
ough wig reopen on liondsvezt..
liar The LePtisville Bad- tiers-,
'ended lloi2. E. Rub Wu, on their rotate
from this place inst rook.
mir A union meeting wee held on
the green in front of the Court Houle, on'Bitti
(lay evening hut. 1, • •
stir Mrs.
.Chwwroe, wife of Col.
WY. IL andsnotba cIDA Cluacnni,
Esq., of this place, died in Montclair, N. J., re
coolly, and was traded at Athens.
Itepublicauss must i not forget
the delegate meetings to bo hold on Saturday
afternoon and craning. :In this borough the
polls will opeerit 7:30 O'clock, and remain open
for one hour:
sr The delegate c
meetings* in the
borough will be-bold at the following place.:
Flrpt Ward, at the hOtel of P. Botravax ; Sec
ond Ward, at the. Grind Jury Room ; Third
Ward, at the School House near War. Drr
nucreo.
gm. Our old
,friend and former
t o wnsman, Bomar Q. sumo; Esq., is uu
earnest (urr man; and President of the
Grant Club in Wolleboro. Mr. &la a far-seeing
httiness man, and with poste of other Demo
crate fears . ..that (411:ELEVB election would re
sult disastrettily to the business interest, of
the cutilltiF.
lir The crocodile connected with
liosissos's circus, hating lost a portion of his
emulal appendage, was supposed to be in a dyr
ins condition, and thrown into the river in this
piece on Thursday last. On reaching his ranee
..i..mrut, he seemed, to revive, and report
.sp , he has' ,
been seen swimming in the pool
within the past day or. two. The boys water
sun-baths on the land now.
geg.. En. REIVIITEIO How long has
A rotor from another State, got to live in Peng
sylvania before be may vote? Please anevrer
ihrongb your paper, and oblige
"Norm (is.nowlik."
ANswEn.—A voter wholes never been a rev
pivot of the Mate moil live here me yeir be
fore be le entitled to vote ; but if he has ever
been a voter in the Stele, and lint his residence
by removing to another State, a residence of
vi mouths entitles him to a vote.
$ Judge WurtsToN hen repent,
ed of all the naughty things he said about
1n.. - KALEw for his °Boil to degrado Judge
mei, and now advisee the Democrats with
whom ho has emit in Ills lot, to stand by. the
hero ofTishing Crook:, " How are the mighty
We respectfully ounneud to Judge lirru4s
rro: the followiug itein front the 7rlloole, before
it ceased to be au organ
" Break down, if you can, Bit party which
has t4o long honored and fed you, hut spare it
your fifth-rib stabs and Jridaa IL-hlea!"
10/ In pursuance of a call a meet
ing of Sunday-school teacher's was held in the
E.'Cliurch,pn Monday evening, for the per
vise of organizing a Union AssOciation. All
,
thy schools in. , ~0 imilrptlgLt were represented.
RAI% .1. S. Srzwor called the meeting to or.
der, and after prayer ley Rev. 8. J. Lyn, O. A.
111,Aea was chosen chairman, and A. F. COWLIrIi
secretary. A committee ft, draft a constitution
a nd by-laws was appointed ; also one to make
arrangements for- the! County Sunday-Schott
niion, which will assemble, in this place
a. N i month. Approprisite and exceltent remarks
Ircty made by S. W. 1tdr(4:11.4. Eel. 8. STEW
‘ra, lIPV. O. L. (Inovox, Dr. SUET.P. of Wil•
D(.1., and Iles:. 5..1. Lrelg.
PERSONAL.--.Alr.r J USTUs LEWIS paid
a , a ,i.it nn Tuesday. Hr. L. is nearly 85 years
~bl, and tiniugh feutilli in health, his mental
fienitit.e »m dear and yigertms. He is a strong
GRA! , I Wall.
- Mr. ❑Lid Mrs. 3 U. MiNwr, who hare been
twill scrum' weeith i settling the estate .of
Mrs. hither, loft ter their Lome in lipek
f•Jr,r, fIL, nu Monday IWet.
lionNyv MEnera has decided to abandon
his (4.ltegiate any:llea, and engage in practical
business. He has accepted a clerkship in (ho
coil office of M. C. 3lsacvn .t• Cu., Elmira.
RoLNES has the elements of a first class• husi-
MEMO
CIES
MA. Northern Lodge L 0. of G. T.,
pre Flessalit entertainment (41 Wednesday
erenear' he. t, to wMeli ii large number of their
tratal4
S. lucitrd. Th iiiritalittris were ;Or
re.tor-q.tt'eloch, and semi after the arrival of
that trout Temperance Trail and Odd Fellows
. 1‘ ere.. well tilled with ladies and gentlemen
of all sect. Members of the Order wore desig
nated Sr a mat badge. Messrs. 811:11.1tN, KUM-
Ln sell furnished magic. soversl
mambers of the. Lodge also displayed their
run:deal tah'uit upon the Piano and Organ in the
Hall. Shortly atter lt o'clock refreshments were
e•rr , :inti were hearnii discussed by the
.1. S. Sivar tar and Dr. ritATT
made ,thort 'peeehet.
The Affair will long be remembered by
ill uie participated and will add greatly te the
the noble 'Order. under whose 9.1114-
1*:4.!, Wari
ANL NVILUON AT Ro3lE.—Plir
usiit to call, a GIIANT and WlLsou Club was
organized on Saturday Jeveuink last, the 17th
, nsl., at Rome, opening S 9 members.' The
fullosing officers were e le••tud .
H. Yosui
I'r.Niti•ts Ricusaiis, Captain
S.,rforyDarELL
lna•qr.;
Wootntimpr
JOILN PANSKORE,
lionruialt ; IVu. PAIiRs; S. ALLEN, N. Guru, T.
Anoint, R. 311.1inis„1/jow3sit, G. Litman*,
L. D. G. PRIMES; G. PRINCE.
meeting of the Club on every Battu.-
l$ .veiling. A genuine• spirit of enthusiasm
Pen . a , l , ..s the Republicans of Rome.
P. L. Cuniser.u., &TY:
(h, Saturday °veiling:, Angina 21, Hon. IL
l'—‘l.limati SMITH, N. C., ot Eltuira, and Hun.
(I. 11. I'. Kiss Er. of have been invited
trr mildremi 144 11.1°:°. by a full at-
ihksv.ll.l.E GRANT AND WILSON.
P.lioini.t to a Call signed by sixty-seven of
ItepnblicaLei . of -Granville, a 1110 et•
inn was held at Granville Centre, on Thursday
evening. last, ,the 15th inst. for the formatunt of
(lc m and Club. The call contem
elated that the nieeting,shouhll be held irt the
but en intiembling it wu found
that the iielligiblthune Wotdd not aixommodato
largi a number as were present, and the
Twit church was openetl• for the occasion, sod
tbio sal •The 'meeting wss qrganizedby
'141111;.; SYLVESTEII 'ravion, Faq., temporarily . _
1 , , tie chair, when the Clnb was fully omntliz
edb:. the election bf the following oflieera
ti
ito v , ob nht WILLIAM BrNr.ue, WARD
WALLIN.
y 7 --Ikpusur
r - -Ai, A X
splent was authorized to appoint -an
~tit, Committee.. After the adoption of II
':Otat aution and by-laws for the gorernment of
thl . flab, able and addressee were
1414( • by Messrs, Omuta:mix and DATres.
opirit of genuine rrithusimun pervaded the
r a" f ilg, an earnest of tho solid Tote whirls will
i.v tie ltepubliciins of Granville at tho
Gritnville may be said
of tile unfaltering towns. Site never
Sta r t , o roll up ir-rumung ltepubliemi majority.
Itic• otw.‘a.ton was Pslictrn.3.l,y musis furnished
ttre1 , 41.31; nand, ,cud a number of the
of Iplioy iced, present. Poor place
13, 0 , re - heada , abont Granville.
trd Witso's poem, ebmposed by
811 . 1 r , ;7, - ;:tt Tqa.oa, for the 4. , c , :asion, Was
"'A 14r him. brit I",r spae , nr• ;trr.
P ,11 e4 t., wait
th , : , :weelang doted, sith three rmaing cheers
WiLsoN.' Let the Republicans
c f Mr? townablp hi this county follow the en-
Gre.nville.
.. . ,
- Wm. or Omen.—Beknt ws • .
two otliiiiiimir wijiiiii at. G - , — immuLiva
w*ring. _ We thank whim& kit their lthill
words, and shill endeatono continue to merit
ther9g l ,l.s 4 cgrrirom :_4 , ...?` -'t (1:10
"Tinnomotoes, To., August,tr.
•• 13. W. . Dear ar s-Ebtre imd the
BMW= the austalen. In this Dan
ia
math I heille seeleitty st th e
moral old t which tho licrombie_
41,1 53 1 Pm ,Tl l 4l-701:* _ :'-:: - Fk-ilyv-7-,„
' nos — ItualL' iseriu mili at. ,, ,
WwIN-_-"-in... harthein —.Denr..9lr._. •
Illii 4/01116110•400 Lyme% alksida t
tbr the Itaroxiss. I brie s
r
in the Met, Wit 9011101111 f 0111111111111111 ID.
bath on her Eastern - trehttnii ;-11;1Certhim
Mrlbr Grant , She can't yoth„ hot her,r.
eon. I treat thin to late the bania of
yoitAQ
kssellent paper;paper; so you wil/ hrward hand
Tours truly
- • 0 .7. C. T.°
M`"0: P. Biziatuh who toe the
"put fly years bisibeen. one alba twelve Moi
nes' men of Troy;Nlisd on to died weak.
Ho begin his tmainese life as a clerk in the
store of etasecirr Num, Ja Albers, Fa. He
AMOY came to Trwin 1121, - and mind the
Brat store in twin place: Being industrious and
eneigetio, heiiiciaered in Whew frac the
first, thcagh ke met with wane disasters.: He
told us that - lie bad infrared by .Are elms
times during his life, each time with a very
considerable loth over the binnacle. hi 18311
be started the Anti-Karmic Democrat, the
flat paper published in Trey. This was con
tinued Devoid yams, thengh with a change of
name, we believe.' At one time be run some
important stage Ames. After -the great fire of
1818, which burned the kap wooden building
owned by him next the Troy House, be built in
conjunction with Kr. RAMC; of Athens, the
large-bride block known Afterwards as Ballatd's
Block, 'which Ins burned down in November,
1870. in this ha landed= thehardwareltade
for nearly iwentryeankat Abe same time deal
ing In real estate to a thosiderable "steal. The
loss of his stare 'Mary him out of busiaess
his e time , and this was Wowed by the loss Of his
house by tire the neat February. Boon after
this his health began to fait, almost Impercepti
bly at Arm, thee more milky, until the 'Wit
few months his life bad been despaired GE
N. 2. &near. • &
Ouwzrz.—l mitiood by your payer
of last week that local items were "awfully
scarce," and knowing it had been some time
since receiving any notes from Orwell, I
thought perhaps they would not come amiss, if
sent In a dryndh, although there - was milling
very striking or fearful to report. •
Prof. hums:row and wife, of Philadelphia,
are visiting friends In Orwell at present. The
Professor is one of Hum genial, harpy-hearted
souls that carry sunshine with them wherever
hey c gin and his yearly visit in Orwell is hailed
thpleanon by the people generally iu this
vicinity, as well arritrome friends. lie is at
present organist bi Chambers Church, one of
the first churehosin* city. Success to friend
HAIM' always. -
Rev. HORACE .CLZYZIAND, of the same city,
formerly of this place, bas gone on a tour to
Europe for the benefit, of his health. His fami
ly are stopping_ to Orwell during his absence.
A few improvements in Orwell are slowly go
ing on. PEWIT COWIXB in - building a new and
repairing old buildings, which will add much
to the beauty of our quiet little town when fin
ished.
(►arden sauce and politics abqnud, but , am
happy to say. as yet, flu Arr men predominate.
More anon,
• H. D.-F..
Orwell Hill, August . 13, 1872.
as. ED. RitORTEU —Deli• Sir : Du
ring the put rainy week, nothing of any im
portance has occurred with us until the organi
zation of the GiANT and WiLsox Club Sat
urday evening butt.. At an early hour , the eiti-
Zorn of Wysox and Shcshennin came , flocking
into the Club worn, until the house was filled.
The meeting was soon called to order, when
the following officers were elected :
Poem.'
I • i,r 1.,-;,rjrferds G. 1.. I ,, A.Lut un,l WILLIAIII
SIIMiIDi
- 1.. F. Po.r.
Reerolloy See y J. SNITII.
G. SMITH.
An executive coainnittee, consisting of three
pet sous from each district, was then appointed.
After which 1. lilePitensos, gen., of Towanda;
wai introduced to the audience, and delivered
an interesting address, which was listened ,to
with marked attention, and greed with fro
quent and hearty applause. The next speaker
was D. PECK, Esq., of Towanda, who described
briefly Mr. Gneectr's claim to statesmanship,
showing that the Democrats could nut swallow
hint, but would take him as an injection if they
take hint at all. The hour grew very late be
fore a rote of thanks was returned to the able
speakers, and the motion was made. to adjourn.
In answer to the inquiry of the Presidentits to
-how often the Club should meet, the members
unanimously responded, "once a week."
01. THE e 1.11:
UtitotiCoruer August 17, 11472
F_Elm).Air.vonv : I have been
thinking perhaps some of your readers' would
be intersected in hearing from Windham, eels ,
daily as yon haie had no lICITtI from this quar
ter in some time, and therefore I will Rethl yon
a few items.
Oropt; are goof' in this st-chott. Itnt the **oath-
Ftr has boon very unfavorable for gathering
thew thus far, and fasmerit are behind with
their work.
We have a flourishing Sabbath-school in our
place, wheie the youth and aged alike assemble
to worship and honor our blessed Redeemer.
The main topic of converaatiori is, aho shall
be President. We have two or th'ree straggling
Republicans who would make 11011 ACE President
if they could. Brit on the other hand. there is
double that number of Democrats that say he
shall not be President; they say they
,have
tried to swallow him, but can't get him down.
Notwithstanding the Lion and the Lamb triod
-to show them how, yet they are too stupid to
learn their manner of swallowing. The Lion
dined with ZACUEUS while in town ; he is admit
ted to be a great orator, yet lie failed to raise
any enthusiasm. We never,beftire saw the Lion
so much choked. The; Lamb made a total fail
ure, except in turning some of his loftier
foUoivers to bitter oppauents. We feel sorry
for the prodigal Lion, which has gone from his
father's house to toed on husks. Come back,
we say, where there is bread and to spare. .4
assure yon, °mild Windham decide the • Mosta in
the well tried Chief Magistrate and second sire
of itrupriea, would and will be where he now is
for th 6 next four years. Hoar what thci orphan
sou of a sacrificed father says, when asked to
vote for Howe : "No ;" said he, in): father,
mylirother, and many other dear friends gave
their lives to save our country : cvs t lihl - .1 be
heartless enough to give back the pciwer into
the hands that 'shed my fatheit's and my broth
er's bloeidl No, never! I will stand true to the
old tried ship." .
Windham, :Angnat 18, 1872.
stir The following sketch of Ciro.
Biro, who died recently in Sullivan county. we
take from the Gealit Stamford. The lad Sun-
MESS referred to is Joe Se arras, one of The;
most thrifty and enterprising farmers of Mom=
roe township
"George Bird, who died on the 11th of hat
month, was one of- the oldest settlers of this
county. We have ;delayed noticing his death
nntil now, became' we desired to . collect some
particulars relating tribislife. lie was a son
re Powell Bird, and was born in the city of
London about 1789. When he was about four
years old his parents removed to the city of
Be* York,.Where they remained *boar a year,
and then Went to Northumberland in this
State. There they remained another year. Dr.
Joseph Priestly about that time
and
a
large body of land on the Loyalsoc aid induc
ed Powell Bird, Jolts Warren and at. Mob
, near to commence g settlement near the forks
of the crook. This was 1794,iand youngllectrge
was not tar from six Tows a change
for Powell Bird and his family: From the lar
gest city of Europe to the deep, unbroken wil
derness which then hemmed in the Loyalsock
in every direction. The nearest mills, stores,
and shops wore at Marley, thirty mile, distant,
over roads almost impassable. There were no
schools, and rieorge bad little opportunity to
acquire se education, but be was taught the
common branches. MIA grl•W 1111 en intelligent
anti boned man. Be rein led 'iamb King, kn
English lady, a ilangliter et Theei.o. Ring, Rho
was a very tine R6nlata.aittl greatly respect< d
wherever she was Jammu. They bad ten Aid
dren—nine of whom are bow loving. Ur. Bird
was in his Bith year when he died. In his
younger days he was a great hunter, and kill. d
innumerable deer, bears, panthers and wolves.
When quite a young man he had a. noteworthy
edventnre with e Faith , r A boy that h t .) in
the fired:, vent^ Skir4lnad f•r ;11 , •
cwt.:. It ca n I' , ll r lb. ,!'"• ;Inn
raßiliilg home in a 1,-iglat, le.t the ho) did not
come. arr. Died t at< to it.
and taking the (Wow tlii• in his hand 1111•1144 all
- haste to rind the boy. UN dog led the way.
In' few moments he saw a sight to chill Ids
bleed! A large panther had the boy on his
WiVgi
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bea m toM i ti Wel dm& Xi
did sot
tiler atilt Ida Alt
a* bade ti m Miljl i tilett . " hha sbot has
M ai ltAtZengattig
bat reeavatad. Ani-wb, r , anis ant
Xt. BIM siaolved at ba-bat
bat watelial II u Jolla Twas tam
pa. Aum this ass% bat tbicy Wa
lled a drs, sad by tba . MLltika_panabotr.
Dating a War „,, F ..., ir, ilbrd
aoqulridia bit aonfildbi eta; • • Wed estalosid
sad by
by aillibo law bba, and died
at a riPe GM *ire. =mm04 15 7106 ildlibbork
NI. We clip 1110 fallowing notice
of the "Lie &le Tau& Ikeeinuy," loaded
in rainordle, Mo o. fret UnoChtebtostl Hiraid
and Presbyttrioa4. IhoPisoncof Omsk,* bo
b^ wee one of the graduates it the bite eon
sneseetnest : •
Lassairanillifa abentakt-Z.This school,
of solnepmrs' stasis& rick foneded the
W .. m In• nabnlin Beadinsn', ie boated in the
tital town of Patessviiht Ohio. Its silne
non is healthed. and itawrontillimpi Idemeld.
Its peva serek apsn in Ile ahs
dab at proper hours ler rewash= and enjoy
11=itiet Ber it : gr i. flat the insure bon.
te not is its location, bet more
=is its and assistant teeth
es well Attest the station they aces
py, as was nitiefectotify evinced by the late et
ssinetions glnk imainwairy enseeless, to fetich
the subsesiber had been appointed as a tem- -
=Mee of the Presbytery of Cleveland. There
was a thou hi the examinatinst and a
depth and Isiah in the oompositioes reed by
the students, that was praiseweethy. The
ready answers to the qua pet showed that
they had been :.to the, WO of dem
of graspinelhe Inain petneiptes
and in the studies they pursued. The en.
ambience in the several branches gone over,
and especially of the sealer clam in Butler's
Anakff, was a complete success_ and would
not, , compm. with a Ike examina
tion any of our colleges and theological sem
inaries. And to prove - that it was not a hum—.
a mere show—questions were by lid
ton present, not Istnemer from book., but
on the subject which the book and the
a lho nt werrom in every case was ready and most sails
quitted elessit l; and -slarienag
themselves Mkt wel l; wiest
ferstifrhsg to the iseekenn, pars-. sild 3l =
of the ineditution, is the fact that they are all
=lChristians. and have the Prosigent el
unch good for the kingdom of fluid.
Being a child of prayer and Obristbui watclabl*
noes and labor, this institution has repeatedly
received spiritual refreshing/ from the presenceof the Lord, insomuch that three-fourths of its
present students are professed disciples of
Christ, and only two or three members nf its
Previous dames, at the time of their gradua
tion, were acknowledged impenitent sinners.
And - it is hoped that the school wilt' obeozne
more and more efficient in training minds,
through successive generations, for active ser
vice in doing good to the world, and for the en
}byment of heaven in the future." -
Busumes PROVERIkB.-HWe copy kora
Datbrbeit Moselhly, published by BILLIKIN the
Clothier, New York, a few of his Business Pro
verbs, and world advise every merchant to put
them in some conspicuous place in his stem,
where his patrons may read them, .ate be led
to believe that he adopts them u his own :
Increase prices and you decrease patronage.
Large proflts make small sales.
Polite'salesmen treat all customers alike.
Leaders are few; folkiwers Axe many.
Cub buyers demand low prices.
A pleased patron will call again.-
Dcfy competition with low pricTL ,
Invite competition with high pheets.
The best advertising medinai: customers
who buy cheap and are ,politely treated.
Patrons decide whether a business shall suc
cesd or not. - -
The price irename in the price we take.
No excuses needed for a well conducted Lust-
DOM
Simple truth can be told ',about a food
memory.
Small profits gusranter an increasing busi
ness.
No credits: no losses.
Civility to customers is a profitable invest
ment. L/
Small prOfits make large fortunes.
Where patrons arc pleased, They ,recommend
others to go.
Fair dealing helps trade more than fair
we tier.
Easier to get patrons than to keep them
Keep prices up atul you keep sales down
BALDWIN the Clothier, Canal -street and
Broadway, is now the great attraction for men
and boy/ who' require outfits for the season.
This immense establishment retails more ready
made clothing than any other kkifise in Awed.
ea. We have it from unquestionable authority,
Mr. 11.114 - mix himself, that the sales, C. 0. 1).
(he sells exclusively at Ma/4,- have reached
over forty thousand dollars in a single week,
over sixteen thousand dollars in one day, over
one hundred and Ofty-seten thOusand dollars
in a month (Hay last), and are going on at the
rate clone million throe htuntrpd thousand an
nosily. The maxims we print for the benefit
of our readers, if carried out, as they are by
the author of them, will always win, and place
any house in any kind of business whore this
mammoth clothing store now is, in the front
rank of its kind.
When yon clout New Turk, don't leave the
city until yon have mien the Timm corner:
NOSINESS LOCAL •
J C. F. CUOSB keeps, a full lino
fin.. Autiffisury.
Ixff - Job work, of orcry doscriptiou,
•ally shin acjK•dituntsly executt4 at this Whet..
IPS. The American Siraink . Ma
claw• in the best..
SI. Flour and Feed nt retail, at
T,,wanda Steam Flom Mills, delivered free:
Keystonn Clothing Palace,
Main o.lreet, nest to Flrft National Bank.
aft. Fine boots made to order at
L. L. Moons S Co'.F
--•••
SW' The best lot of AI de Tables
in town. Fitowr &
firGrenadines,Alpacas,Organdioi
andßlaek &But, at the Bee Hive ; 2 doors east
of kterenr's Bank.
11011•• ROOIIIH Oyer MOODY & CO.'B
Store for rent. Enquire of W. A. Cnextanturt.
Mr Fruit Jars, Tumblers, Bowls
etc., fur Jelly, at Wicsimat lJtaca'a Blow.
Vb. ' good second-hand Piano,
Law case, sheen octaves, for mak; at bargain.
Enrinire at this office;
Mb. Ground Plaster.s6.oo per ton,
at Tolima& Steam Flour Ma.
.319. Nitrous O x ide Gas for uxtract
ng teeth, at Ka= k srAm.rip.
CRoss issupplying his ctiskwi
ern with - everyibmg in , the line of Ik•iika and
Slit loner,'
.. A large assortment of Pruel
etr just receivid at Faun 4 BONS.
air The American ;Sewing Ma
rimld• nit. ocm.
silk- Mrs. E. J. Africios Lae ;the lar
i zest varlet) or straw glands in this vicinity.
NIT Large stock of Red and White
Wheat Hunt, st INCiatz do EpyrAlue,
$9.. Two girls wanted for cooking
and dining-room work. Good wages paid. Li
quire at Institute Towandi.
•
rte" Furniture just reduced 25 per
cent, •t. - Fluor & Soar,
.Inly 15, 1872.
. 11ler More Spring and Snmmer
Go.as aN. tiougiumem .lit)o • Clotbiag
ream: -
M. F. J. CALKINS has just receiv•
m s large amendment of Seboul. and. Blank
„Books. All whn are in grant will cbi well to call
on him •
atili.Persons desiring to prepare
themaelves for tviehers, will Ard that the Sits 7
.inclisnea C4.llegiate Institut, grnater
s , l%siltaizes 1.1 a thoroftwbr. trimmg fur that
in - oh...limn than any other b.chool in this bet-,
Lion.
IPS. lon can find a full line of
that !WU' Sty!" Of Initial rAPer at CALKINS ' look
Store. It is very nice. Also &fine. asnnrtment
- .
F.` Vl , ' rfl!.S• 130110. -
I:c l arter is open cvery day at M. V. - Mr
cries aka, from 9 o'clock 4". a. to 9 o'clock 1..
it.; and tailionday Ikon 7to 10r. xi •
E. F. Banat, Asseolot.
iiicwwlervirse
13
4444 r
s =l, f "I
to First
IZZCZEMI
COI
CO
MOP MN Gorda*
the bed.' _
ler
"ppitlar Dewier Bost.
_Try likens._
• : '
Mir U you don't know , s
warns noilkniVine'llislieliry Um,
Ir. Cams.
air Furniture eelliitit: , Yawl'
Wm, at. /Pam Son.
:al/ VS. IVA. ' :
mr MaClAtur. at ALMA DA #ll • But
ter Tabs, Flaidos, NIA Tubs 14 lot of
Ashton Salk •sold at lowed !pees.
BoAlunmo.—People atiendingiCourt
win and good batittlida _lddooddoddOodri. st
_
180. 82 Booted street.
A The best eagoortment t!'
names Moods st Cl9/16311r1'. d o
_
/111,
• 1111" For elan, ,hastkenee
"Oast lan or dannage, - Mt or li4bang,
Dan at WICUIAN & Bud's Agway. 1
Mni. E. J. Ddriraos has jtist-re
imired fresh emppky of ladies` tics and ?rows,
la all the au! ,
Babi wagons an a n• • •:V
5i the season, and Wicensat Aikactit have jest
opened a now stock. Prices from $3.50 tipward.
•
NB. A large and desirable ansort-
Ileal of Trisuseo listis and Boansts. wry
low prices, at the sign *clan 818 • • ' 411".
16.. We have seen GARIVXIII6 pot
ent chair out, and know it to btu the best.
non 1 Hose have 01111111:
ser Mrs. E.J. Mumps has j • re
ceived the Madame Foy Corset Skirt% or
in all the sizes. - •
Mir If you want a Itefrige tor,
deep in at • WICEILLIt t BtAcit'n and e ine
the "Palace," acktancleilicell to be • very
beat.
The beet place inje•vni to buy
fleefamily floor is at McCaer. A
They deal in the finest brands. sad warrant
every package sold.
TURIMULNU MAWLDIES.- It. M. WELLS
is prepared to supply Horse rowers and thresh
ing Machines of any description, or from our
leading sod best manufacturer*.
In=
Mir MCCABE k EDWAltritt have re
ceived a large Invoice of fee iird colfire eitbee the
removal of the duty, and otTer their claimers
bargains.
1=1:3
-i Now is the time .to buy sugar
chesP, as it always admicea &dog the Sim
per wawa. Iliceter. Euw.unis have it lame
. Stir Buy, your Tea, Coffee and
Spices at the fled, %lute and flue Tea Store,
Bridge stmt, Towanda, Pa.
RIDOEWAY Evicarrr.
MS. The Universal White Woven
Tricked skirt, and all kinds or Hoop Skirts and
Bustles, 01111 be had very cheap at B. A. Snits
.t Co's.
tl9. IthzAtais & Mounts, #
t c tirers of those celebrated spectacles,
changed their agency from J. litmess
d. Caiumatus'a.
: tar W . taIAIibEALIN not
has tho best arranged Jewelry pore to
ern Penosyisania, bat also lamp& the
assortment of goods.
RIDEOVAL Hrouttax • Buz.
remove their Jewelry Store from •
limowto's Block, - ,oppolito of Means
Toweada Pa.
ser- Many families are troablad
s
c
about gutting a gOod quality of flour. a boat:
way to obviate all difficulty iu this rag I, is
always ""lo buy the superior 'brands aby
mecum tt EDWARM. , ,
Nr J. 0. FROST & BOAS have
mule a great reduction in the pricee 7 oi
tare of ill Muds. Come and see.
July 15, 1872.
ifir Howes and Lots for teal' i
easy monthly payments, or to Rent.
W. BRAE/
ruplar strixd, Towanda, Pa.—ti.
ger Linen and Straw Goods at
exceedingly low rates, at N. GoLassirrw' Noy.
shone Clothing Palace, )dais street, n st to
First National Bank.
Ruximss & EyERETT, s ute
Rod, White b line Store, are the ona t¢ ictio
nOtiee that they have rednced the prim. on
their Tea, COM* and Tobacco, in seeeribuice
with the nei linty taw.
Fon SALE on RENT.—The
now occupied by W. IL FULMER, ' oaMar. SI,
cioposite Ins IL 111:Yrilkl.1 . 6. Possestlon given
flist of October. Also the house oo Plank Road
known as lin,abele bones. Enuture of Fox
ILEUM'S.
Pb. D. W. Humus; of this -
has prepared an excellent feruiture va r
audit; now offering It to the people of the
county. Messrs. Foot? Soya reconuneed it
IS the Pest arlido Of the kind known. ?.very
house-keeper should have a bottle. j
• In order to make prOpara ions
tor. our Fall stock, we will sell out timing and
summer goods at low figures. It will %opals°
be to your interest to exammenur stock,lss we
sell the cheapest at the Keystone MUT Fai•
act.
•
.
, Do 'you. want a sowing ;qua
chine, and ilt) you know that the 'Singer never
disappoints? After keen yearie ex co we
4 . 4 . 11 truly say that the Singer dos giros' fac
tion. SLAM, Agents.
_
NEP The ed a n o r the Bond: and
NOT' Laws of thin county, COlXlPuula by
W. B. vA.Noces,i, is limited, and township
oflinprm who iltAiro k; procure copies, shimld
tippty soon. The work is for sale at this Mei
iiir (lour t MalmioN havet, re--
moved their lion:hang Tailoring establishment.
to the More of ti. GormasTrrt, ono door isoulli
of the National Bank. where they will be 00all•
ed to are their friends. They have engaged a
elothes scourer and are prepared to dol Up ,
thing in that hoe.'
-Mr J. 0. Frost. fioxs • to
put a Woven Wire Mattress in every house in
Towanda, dm a month's trial, and if it does not
snit them, they will call and tate it sway Now
IX pm* time hi get perfect Mem. De Itlit you
try, And then yon will bny.
s &VELMA WATER DItaWEI,
I *roved lOU Givrti and /twirl.. A.godd de
wand is springing tip for this convenient Mir.
It is a good thing. - Give the Excelsior 'Pater
Prayer a trial and yan like it. IL M.
WZLIII4 sells IL
11116. Cluiis is now selling off
%lock, torparafrwy to filling up for fall
If you molt wall pow is your HMO
Ltir it cheaply. -Awl it 31.11 want gL grmyl t r
you i•lwulilitlrct it now, while the 'took a
fug
Fua SALE. 7 -Tho lot npw OCCUpied
by the Public School House on Serotid and rine
Stroett, is offered for salo. The lot ham a front;
',co 412-25 r tor strryt, and 77 fret on
rirn p—r-rtT R ifl 1. F.d 1 in one lot, or
in Int , ..tr.pr.it rnmhx.)
S. W. Alison),
, •
P. r. Moasaya,
S. W. Bovano,
Fos
on ftwor 'kw& 11111011101 - 13116
141
asks two good SAL New bus os
Will be sold dump, ft She - aping widow to
" 1 1 1 0 1 ),Mlii 11 , 1 1 11 0K* 0 -- 61 *
dos.
iil
Ofig
R
dirk sea Oat =SF oat J.O. rNilf
Nora are saw '4Wpai assist la al
No r' mi .vlll . Outlawed pivot *air
seat, whidtlid met datable lust
In the wort. t7ao sad we It.
t yes
NM ilia
. -
001
dodoes.l.o. Ism k
meow lb, fie oelobestod Raiceieid Moak
Gook sad ka;gojoiskpllkpil*WillWinia
Estill Moot kao topoikokoll kir biostia you%
tad glow uhromilabillbdioaskortbe sod.
For tho mirk robrelelo domik lab*
WARTIV-41iCai' tali* to ea
tirl Maps sad: ti
absibclkeiziaid linty 7 , 110 are not wtittar
, give bendl!!!rut*.
- wsocksst
Omni 40 nhg : TT.1001:.
CIE3.
Amt
Fes Elas,--A bewburede .esui well
built /mosey Pot floor sista I►ossst ' i NM. in
Maki. 'Lot MINI frost, depth *lick =n
oted Intl% &Wow. t; good wen .tOd out
bnildingk It Is moot WOOS; WIN
easy and a taro otT:itittoth offered. 4114 4 7 4 °
J. COMMIX, Lock-Ustp; '
August 20-31 r.
Puaz &au= IVi3-Thia
Wino' is =ado iNfolimPrituiceitinose Jake
of NV ripe elderberries, sod by bees kept
gallant& itislistitribek, hir tare lan TA An
,equable isiaperatuie. The mita* Avow
sad tome Teoperties of this. wise sersispsod
use to woes of feeble batik admiring Imes
lar or debilitated Timm . it is raeosseraled
by phnicties; Ow ale at the Dreg More of
Tome I Gomm, No. 3 raStooll Block. To
wateht,re. . ,•
Iliir The growth and structure of
the human hair is•very plainly net forth
. in a
pamphlet; pubtsliott by, A. P. Hsu. .y
Nashua, N. H., proprietors pc liau. s .Itrgeta
ble Sicilian Harr Renewer, for yrolsiihstrOdhltif
bution. The desorredly high reptatatkm of
their preparation has whollYboongnitnel by its
!Perils. Being free from oil and it has
a healthy action on the analpi . .rrolswing gray
hair to its natural colorwithOtitilyoLig it, cures
itching of the scalp, reranrea and preients dan
druff, and will thicken u 6 the thin locks. Such
are the benefits which are conferred upon the
-oonsurner. No one should neglect to giro it a
rind :qatexulap, 11'ibrrVw_Jh u,
Cmat.—l take this method etre
tanking lay sinevire thanks to the 'citizens off'
Bradford coun ty for the liberal patronage they
have bestowed upon me this past season ; and
a continuance of the sante being an tut ixtbled
fact, as outl goods have given, and always "wdl
giro, satisfaction. We are having roanufactur
oil in Philadelphia the horst and' most com
plete stock of Fall lied Whiter goods ever seen
in Bradford county. Messrs. Gotta klikillAtont,
the popular and stylish merchant tailors, are
located in our ositablistauent, sad arc prepared
to take your orders for stylish clothes. Our
Wick of Cleiatie Furnishing Goods next Fall will
surpass any outside of the large cities, as it is
my intention to have a stock of the period.
11()IT TO 6u Warr.—This is an on
qtury which every one Amnia have ttlithhilly
. ,
answered be fur" be start.. tus hie journey, and
a little care taken m rumination of routes will
in many easee SW% e much trouble, time and
money.
have
204 to
The "C. IL, - running from Chi
cago, through (ialusburg to Burlington, and
the "I. B. Zr W. liontr," running from
Indian
apolis, through Bloomington to Burlington,
have achieved a vienilid reputation in the last
two yeah as the leading Passiesiger Bootee to
the West. At Burlington they dinned with
the IT. A AL H. IL, and form the great Burling.
ton Route, which runs direceihrough liouthera
lowa to Nebraska . and Balms, with close con
nections to California and the Territories; and
*wagers starting from Bradford county, on
their way westwanl.•canuot du better than to
take the BrULINUDIN '
play
'ortb-
This Line lots published a pamphlet called
"H o w t o (In Wrst,"" which contains much
able informatin; a large oared, map of the
Great West. 'which" can be obtained free of
charge by addressing the General r Passenger
Agent It. A. M. H. 11., Burlington, lowa.
-t
nnli-
( 1 1,rvil TicAthlrns' INSTITUTE.—It
has been deemed expedient to gold but two
50fr.:0066, of a week each, of the County Teteh
ers' Institute the present school year: True ses-
SUM to be held at 'Troy, begic fling Monday,
September hi, at 2 o'clock the other to b c
held at Towanda, beginning Monday, Septem
ber-It, at 2 o'clock r.
Prof. F. A. ALLEN, of Mat:Wield, '5
will be pres
ent at all the ses•ions, and sill be a.HriAted_ by
the leading teachers in the county.
Several able speakers have also immihteoll to
deliver addresses Wore thelststitate, and such
Arrangements are in progress u wall, it is be
hoved, make tho sessions this year wipers fa.
rorably with thase"of any former year.
It is hoped that teachers will rum every effort
to comply with the law which makes Attend
ance at the huitittite a part ol their official du
ty. AU friends of etbleasioss are cordiallyinvit
ed to be present. " A. A. Kettwav,
Co. Supt.
August lt?, 1872.
KO
SIIAOSVIIANNA COLLOILITE IrsFITL ft.,
=1
The Fall term of the Susquehanna Collegiate
Institute will commence Monday, August 26,
11172. Thorough and syStematic instruction
will be given in English, Normal, Commerfiak,
Mathematical, Scientific and Classical studies by
the i'riocipots and the following crprri , liced
still. tor.. :
Prof. A4A. liKrzirit, • Director of liorinal De
partment, who.wM kigardzo the tracini'liv class
August 26. Miss MAMMA DOCKET' FLuir, La
dies' Department, Modern Languages and Ph).-
sical-Scien - -ca. Miss MARY E. - Maligns, Pre
...press, "Uglier Preparatory Depart
rueut.. MadonViielle J. LtQuEr, French.
The Towanda Onsical Academy in the Insti
tute, EIXIAIt D. 1411EliNtx)1., Principal. 'Mir&
eacelleni faciliti4for a thorough musical edu
cation. '
• xrr... , 61 , .:4 rv.ii TIF.IIIII.
-ilvading, Writing, Spelling, Object Leasona,
and lnipthintory Geography and Arithmetic.
$l.OO. Elementary Geography and I: , ,htiin'yy
Intellectual and lintlyinenta ur Arithmetic corn
metXyl, Ilobinson's Rodin:Yenta Adv. and,
Practical Arithmetic, oiiiiimmiceti, Elementary;
Grammar and Int . ernietliatti - Geograpily, 45.50'
to $7.00.. Roblinwies . nighty Arithmetic, rand
Advanced (lraminar and Geography, $t4.00.
l'receding mtndiea II yleairvd with higher brich
ea, $l.OO to $l,OO 4ulditioual. Modern languages
each, LOU.S Board and room in the Institute,
Per wick, $l.OO. FuriheripartiOilara or cola.
logne rumbled lyY.-
• , ' G. A. ItrAt;,
,E. E. Qui NIA:v.
The arrangement will nut conflict with
other duties of Soperintorident.
Towanda, Bradford Co.,
NABEN --EMERY.--At the homse 01 thi• hritlea
father, July I. 1872, lay Ber. L. F. Wire,
" Mr. Morris 11. Sabel', of liar'elay, Pa., an 1
J. Emery, of Asylum, Pa.
DALDWIN.—Io Wyslusing, August 12,. 1872,
, al the house of-Ins son-in-law deo. 11. Frank-
BIN Rey. Let Baldwin. *nod -sq rein • and 3 1
dev.
•
Kr. IL'irasborti in Townsend, Wa i ssarbuselts.
111• nnit.4 with tho Itaptiet eiritertt kt 1810, nod
<,14,01,, 4 tl , 11... .N. 41. .4 . (~I , , g r A minis
try in 1811 . Vor .tnice rinimber of teats pre.
vEnta t 4. his Llcath 4i4 not slims him
to preach except orrsiiionally—, yek his MIII4
was etrorig aml roomory very
. 1 - 01111 kiblO. Ile
pr ached a very able semen at Eaton last Win. .
ter—hie Lest public etrort. Hi. owns oncir of n o t
home mission proschers"; its A% 4- workei twit,
awl Pl' lit fin (.1. no NAI, y. vas in3n er
1%41:11.- rim His I•.At
t'Ot ern, pati.hoc.;
lse ht.ti, soot) car.: kts peace. Ho rests
by the sidn-of hie •coinainion in the liallibay
graveyard. His Inning serums Ind preached
by E. Brim:mons, from John xvil: 94.
'lw
ENE
1 4 1:Gotztatrrn.
Keystone anthills Palace.
COI
X , ABRIED.
I) I .
• .
A "Zl iaielal = l " g • .11iNut
Wain
Mal
i r r abi rm. air
as sift =Waal=
ditielOW l I = l " 1 0 e
111Valsohnigat. • C. 11/.. Mike. .
000111 , 41, ilieseay
and INiiiellhiles 1 ;00011116 a vide mai.
Ike. Joint
,tee Itt.
ITAiets'icife arickatil liy A o
Lake ON sat Vitilleigia fission NO-
Tarim ads sfiltdiglit DerA et Ps. k
1.8 Co.
CANN. MAW "
• Noucz.—To MID Varvadaaad fire- .
lose ar Banroaa Ow sa`z—d amid least re ,
aim laramdf at a warts lat tbe
at tad nm** We Manly.
.et la dad** at Ume amai lo be
Yid INosiads, es T 'today, Int Oarim lastapt.
, : CL S., Aster
*r. Armors' record' fa ono worthy the eon
sidereal= el the Oren mato%Hq enlisted in
18112, Who itlttia Pa. Vehisieeas, awed his
time dittidtiltri a ar m a +anti is Mar* 1861,
ge,1161. Idr. Aims tos was a trusty oda:
sad ~tail W lila igaddirsakor lbe
the position of ir and Recorder -are of a
whareeter
that Ore dikheasy to the at.
k.
itaw Abirtisements.
NEM
POW ELL & CO.,
Call attention to their Great
big Out
10F
aUtbIIMEII:2I
DRESS GOODS !
CAninisting in part of ;
LAWNS,
WHITE AM, C, I .OLORED I'IQUAS,
CHINESE GRASS GOODS,
JAPANESEINtRIPES.
IPOPLENS, k.C., Are
In order to snake room for their
FALL STOCK
GREAT BARGAINS
Miiy be ohtained daring the
PRESENT' MONTH
Amgrnßt lqt, 1572
REICRUrs VSALIEL , —BE
mendry Mike of IL M. TehiL :e.
hennl
ne Ms Veal of (levaisit Pen
011117.1004 , 10 eon dirmetd, t 4 111 0 sse Orb'
Is ads albs flea "meal a Ma IlagesS au t
WItIPPIIIIIIMT IMb AV
10/11. a Ilemease. Ite. a. Ile ddliedat Issadled
4114N0d. et SIMS Ilia. /lash! law
lislialed Alsesdbed 11.1hre r. Os the
Mrada at ham east byDarid
wledyy iise lathitt. south nand Oat and
abut Wad L. atimas. 114 sand
11.14. sett or lea. shoed 30 eras begmeed with
Vttt/list
tees lisseasea .
esseelles el the sett of H.
MIK adatalmeetot et Z.- R. bird vs. ialtajap
411111 ,A.1310—Ths Maas dlaribed 1 0 4 1 1=4.1 .
Barad ef ed had alteas In the Derortib 01l
area of Drailterd. lad Mb et Peirmahiada sad
gems to Wit On Milliamiti by Papier
gag* :O. knits et John . Mesta out
hada 1: O. haat sal vat lartesdee
Bahl, 3.3 test Mint 4n MO Chitties' Street end 1411
Int mom. with • twasetin •juitrmalk. neat Mang
31111 away WOW ppm. ' eathasmita.
of C
MOW to the lalaD.bisd Chit.turd
Opceisa the proPertf
. .•
able Ist.r asset of land s
: ita
WO /11C41417 lad boundsd on
lelabldr Idled. ISM Muds of Cleolge
Ps Odell dela sal lanai Tim south bp
Ilisat_of alai% Was sad Wait by Wallington
delanhen. Wring MI Ind front ow Add Papuans.
lamt about till Vitt asp. vith sato an Indeed
3 1 110111 Wen thereat. sad ; beinglot No odor LI,
4_1,1116. as army of the ilea J
estate and reconS
th the Wester and Becorder'e Milos for said
tomaly of Dreaded. Laded , apes as the property
of C.D. hY. A.„Cnals. , •
A.SAO—one can lot, piece or of land sine
ale In ma Dorengh of Towanda and boner
dad oh the ninth by bairn tiolonom Walborn, east
by an alley, south by Pine street and west by land
a O. M. Itaintlle, -Delta VI het front a sad.Pta
Street end running beet to said Walborn's Übe. and
- Wog lot OW 'JI of said roan end surrey of the said
Mill estate with a twoMdry Owned dwelling home
tbereem Levlag upon se,theproperty of C. D.Cindt
ALSO--Cue other lot. piece or parcel of land site.
ate in the Borough of Towanda aforesaid, end
bounded on the north by en extension of Poplar
street on the east by Charles street, southby lands
of John Holmes and Y. A. Cub and snotty Ite
clanic street. Being IN fest on • mid Charles and
Mechanic streets. and 700 feet between said Charles
and Itechinic streets. end lot being divided tato - 1
=el=4l c a t e which hmt d on be ir , s
80 tag
and a aches each front on mid streets by 150 art
The eight reserved. anew. to aril mob of
Alen.lots mmerMe, or two or 'lsere. or all together.
Lolled upon as the properly of O. O. disl
suw-chas oboe lot. piece or
at Tonnal
iland
M a .;
d M idnthab Muds at &
stM b C
C
uing& amemaes, one by Werhade street. south
by lauds al Y. L. oak and volt by hada of lad.
yard Chapel. be 202 test on said Mechanics
meet adds/ma leflefest.niore or lessoresterty to the
ant Use of said lediattlana- lasted ?VIM
imi j :hamrey of C. D. Oath •
ether lot. piece Or parcel of lan id d
sate in in the Borough of To , irft aflaresa, and
bounded se fellows : On tbe Muth by lands of :obyy
insbs, an by Western -Avenue, moth by pgplA r
street sad west by sn ally?. being 00 feet front On
wador.stid pool, street by 100 act deep and being tot No.
46 Midi and Same/ of the said Cash estate.
vgztwo story Mined direlling house thereen.
upon as th property of P. h, cash.
• ALSO—The defendant; A. MAI itiiiti e t
one tither lot.rdeco or parcel of land *UMW in the
Borough of Towanda. Morimald. and bounded on
the north by lands of Peahen and John B.
made. mat by land 'of Geo. W. Armstrong. south
by Poplar - street and west Ire Western Minna. be
pzadeepaati. 121 Nrbr , Trvat . Urp., l3ll and Vil ß2l ol3 l 7l y ot
i iiii i ed litiebt ed , b pon y t aeo. -th 7
interest of thctaid r. A. Clash.:
ALSO—TAM: lot. .piece ar parcel of had situ
at_ b, of Towanda, boundeo. and del.
ssmarly's Beginning on the east line of
._,_••••"'"R••Ter. street 202 feet frees the south line of
"•='''
"b=yte r .ae estate of Mra. 43• i IL. Ward. decessids
sated:lso feet to timi wed line of land of
I° ..'"` "James. thence•-soutberiy parallel with said
.t" .. eailic street BM feet to a earner, thence westerly
v.,zallel with the first mentioned line 150 feet to out
line of said Mechanic:street. thaws northerly along
the east line of min Madbante 'street 203 feet to the
place of beginning. Said lot, bel i dlvided into 4
equal shed lots fronting on eald oubliette street
and salt bg Se lest and 9 inches front on said
street by 150 Bet deep. The right reserved, hon
orer. to sell each at said lot separate or two or
more or all together.. Levied um as the property
of Y. A. Clash. No Wilding*. i
ALSO--One other lot, piece oe parcel of land mut
ate In the Borough of Towanda, aforesaid, and
bounded and described as Moss : lirdtroung
the southeast Nome of lands. M folio Bottom, on
the west side of Charlie street. theme southerly
203 feet along the west lierr. of said Charles street to
• exnmer of lot belonging to Miry . S. Cala thence
westerly along the north line of said Mary 8. Cash
150 feet to the iginth.esat corner of Jacob &boons
over's land, thence northerly , almm said Jacob
Schoonovers *Ad C. Y. Taylor's east lines 100 feet
to a torner,,thence westerly along the web line of
said C. F. Taylor's hind 150 feet to the east line of
Mechanic street, thence northerly along- the east
line of said Mechanic street 103 feet to • mower.
thence easterly along the south- line of F. A. Lush
'and Altai Holmes 300 Dot to the place of beginning
Bald lot being divided into alrequal asmal lotaw4 of
which front on said Charles street and two fronting
on said Mechanic street and each lot haring a front
of 50-feet and 9 inches by 150 feet deep. rhe_right
reserved, however. to each of said lots teparste
or two or more or all together. ; Levied upon as the
property of F. A. Cash. No hstildiugs.• _
ALSO—One other lot. piece or parcel of land situ
ate in the Borough of Towanda. aforesaid, bounded
-and described AB tollowt: on the west
line of Mechanic street 202 fret; from the south , line
of land of the estate of Mrs. C. - L. Ward, deceased.
thence westerly aloe! the "south- line of C. D. Cash's
land abontlolo4 foil° east line of land of Ledyard
Chaspel, thence along east tine of mid Chaspel's
land 406 feet to a turret of Miry 9. Cash's land.
thence easterly along the north line of .said Mary S.
Cash shoat 938 feet to corner of Wellington Errani
hairs land, thence northetty along the west line of
said Brand:mil. Win. Thompson. George Biles
-and Stephen Lewis 350 feet to the northwest corner
of mid Stephen Lewis' lot, thence easterly along
north line of mid Stephen Lewis lot 150 feet tunic
west lino of Ybchanic strict, thence northerly along
the vegsriftre. of said Mechanic' street 58 feed to the
place m", ^ginning. No builditigs. Levied upon as
the pretrly of F..A. Cab. I
54. - . as ens :alma in execution at Mesta of Jus, ph
D. 83- , elter vs. Charles D. Cub; Frederick A. cash,
Gervoe p. cub. security; winino OrllllB. security.
Mao at- the .nit of The Firit National Dank of
Towanda es. C. D. Cash and F. A. Cash accnrity.
Also at the snit of John Y. Sanderson vs . C. D.
C%sh and F. A. Cash, doiuk butieflrs al e • D. Cash
it Co.
Also at the suit of D'A. Overton vu. E. A. Cash
and C. D. Cash. '
Also at the suit of U. A. Seel vs. C U Cssii and
James 0 Frost POMMY.
,Also at the suit of The First' ational Cank•oi To
wanda vs. C. D. Cash 3, Co., ladies 0 Frost securty
Also at the snit of A L Craniner's use vs. C D
Cash and r A Cash, late partners ke .
Also at the snit of I:Teuton h Stature vs. .. 1,,
'Cash, Ft A. Cash. eeenrity.
Also at the auttof Ifsintruiyeeiiii. C. D. Cash.
ALSO—The following described lot piece or parcel
of land situate In Pike tarp.. bounded on the north
by land of Henry Walker. on the east by land of
Anna Drown, eolith by the public highway leading
from Wysluidng to Montrose:and on the west by
land of H. A. Ross. Containing , one-third of an
acre, more or less, improved; with a few fruit trees
-
thereon. , -
44'
c-ir3r
=I
U.
T•se
' L'_
Eliaiii=l
A.10)-LOne other lot. pleoe'arl, petrel of land Ma
tte in Pike tip.. bounded on the north by the pub
lic highway Welk* from Wysluaing to Montrose: 6n
the oast by land of R. J. Eastabrooks. on-the south
by the Wyaltudng Creek. and Rust by the public
highway loading from - Herrick lie to Spring MI.
Containing one and one-half acre, more or less, int.
prom!. with s framed house and store combineil. a
framed. shop with sheds attached thereon. • .
Seized and taken in execution , st the omit of 4. C.
Stevens rad, Q. Ingham.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or par
cel of land athlete in Franklin tap.. bounded on the
north by rands of Elijah Bra*, east by land' of
John Lantz and J. It. Tannest. South by the Taiwan
di creek and west by lands of llorage Riney. -.Con
tabling 80 acres at hand more of lees, about 60
scree Improved with a two stery framed dwelling
house, :tamed tenant honer, two framed bazus
blacksmith idiom kframed building used for Swa
g= Shop, a saw mill -and apple orchard thereon.
Excepting and reserving therefrom-my lot sold to
Oeo. W. Word and now owned byThilander
containing allied 2 aeresq two lota sold to H.
G. Doff, containing about two tyres on which the
hotel and barns are erected, and one lot of about
an scan. on which is a store bouts-.
Seized and taken in exec - ntienit the suit of Nede-,
Idah iitnlth to nee of John 2,1, and Augushui
Kelley vs. 8. 8. Downing: •
ALSO—The following des.mbed lot. piece or par
cel of land situate In Overton tem.. beginninglit the
- south east corner of lots surveyed to Lorenzo D.
West. running thence south .58,*; degrees east It i
rods to an old maple stump, thence north 31,ii degs
east 122 rods to a poet, then& 'north StP *
degrees
west 103 rods to-a Post . (pest's ;north-east corner.)
thence smith 31'!' degrees west 122 rods to the place
of beginning. Containing 82 acres and 47 rods,
mere or let.. NO Improvements.
Seized and take% In execution at the snit of James
U. Hawes' users. Charlie H. /Stratton.
ALSO--The following described lot:piece or par
cel of land situate in Wells twai ) , beginning *tit.
small hemlock tree standing in e line of the B
l Ing
ham lands, thence unit by land • f Henry Johnson
and °there 332 perches to a poet; thence by Lind of
Ji,hn A. Boy smith - St perches V( the centre of the
road highway, thence . smith 72 degrees west
along the centre of -said highway 109 6.10 perches to.
a post and ' , tones in .liniec A. Wilson's line, thence.
along said line neat 131:10 - perilics to a hemlock
;dump standing io'ttrTlinghazu line. thence by land'
of Lorenzo Wing weet. others north 2gii d egrees
west.:33s nacelle.' tripe place of beginning. Con
taining 1130 &ark store or less, about 240 acres im
proved with One framer' bons°. ;two framed barns,
one framed priletery acid tiro apple orchards there
on:
At,go-•-erre other lot, piece orpareol of land situ
ate M seal township of Wells, bOunded on the north
by.other lands of the defendant Harvey D. Stafford,
apatite public highway loading from litideryille to
tin MIA Creek rank on -the east by land of 221 as
Ikewer and David Bristol, on the south by land of
Irvine Barrett. John Pallett and James A. Wilson,
on tie west by otherlands of defendant, Harvey 0..
Stafford. Containing 234 sere., more or l e t. , a b ou t •
160 acres improved. with a framed b.ense • a log - barn
and few fruit tree' thereon. '!„.
Seized and taken In execution tit the snit of James
Ituntingtietve. H. O. Stafford.
Also at the snit of James ljnutineton Ye It O.
Stafford and Elise Stafford I .
• \_
Ai SO--Timioll.tditfgdrwribeiul hit. piece tirpar
. ord of land aitnote en . Wyalusing twit, boended on
the north by lantl.of 1.. P. RtalfOrd, east by !awls of
Hanriol llowar.l..iintli by land ! , of C. it. Holienbaele
and west by the W3alit.ing rr ,, it. Containing la
acres of land, neon. or about Wu m . 1,, int
procd, with a few fruit tre... tlin.on. no buildings'
ALSO—tine other lot, piece or parcel of and sitn-
atc In Ulster twp.,,.bountled ina ;the north by-lands
of Ilciah Shaw. east hY' lauds of the PrrtnanYinin
and New York Cann! and Hail It4lConipany, south
by !arida bolouging'to the estate:of lint. Dasisoh„
deceased; and west by,- the public, highway reading
from Troranda to Allow , . Containing three-fourths
of an acre of land. more Or lea 4 improved, with a
two-story framed holm, a trained building used am
a dry goods more. with shed 'untidier's attached, and
a framed store hoses with shed attached thereon. • .
Seire.l and taken in ex..eution the - smelt of ,Y,11.1
Thera p.+eu lan t•on I A180:41150 ,foe
of !nilli :17 to, ,110. con
sell ,I.; 1.1 , 0! Or ear. •I ti
ONO. - in s.!, ,Ini.! IA pl. incurs •1. 11., ..,:ti:
11 ,, •I ~1 :tor t tt 111.1 t -I•• ,
t. 0.1 • uf WIU•;. , d•-• '.l
•A. t by tht• 1.10,1 z, f Itnri, n
Shure. Steel I o.oei • • •:4 ~ n sotath Icy laud
o ton stion.s mid I ivorgu :shores, Come ituu
I- It Patrick 7d., it and William; Poln • on the west
I. lAti 1 c.i 'Willlaniro-t and t:h.ster Childs. Con
u,:,inn..! 27 mop• or lops. fILIV , IIf 17 1141 , 44
f,.1. with i.kl4 flint tr , •••
th. 1,54•11 •
547P.1 it- “n't of TI ,e
ever fir 'I. r r.
Alsri—Thisfl..„,
idnict.:. in T o-andi bori!". 1 on the north
and tact by lai.d„of he I': iit . s.n;:. en the ' , Nall by
13[0 of !Award Plltoft. 1.7 Hn,
Containing one acre of lend, MOO or less, Warmed
with a twowkwy ?ranted house. framed bath and
, fruit trees thereon „ '
In
- AIJIO-siete other lot.of land - to the Seine
Lot Towanda, Waded eli the . • rib bl lillad et
mat by land of Ille m baerme. pink
Illrlnentos MOW and wel t
land oe Jan
oleteittititle Mak tir loos. so too.
. •
BIWA ad taken tit iminnild iilit aglit of Jelin
teteenaf we is. &tem P. Law% IlenJunin lonia
Ind IL ow Vaiblug.,---. - • 1 , - • •
•
Able the snit of Oodding. Busal 4 Co.. wei .1
B.: .
. i
mi re snit Of John Bottum -tre.
: Bulimia
od/scribed pleat or Hari
leatl witnt %%amen .. on the
'north by the public hahway allflrs-
Inlitqf ale to the Bern Takings Il ,
on the the iliat
by land of neaten Mei* and Gs the south end
weeS by hied of UMW and Engrg ' au
teirdses IS saes el an
Mee as lan& blaProtad.
with a famed been ants framed barn thereon.
abediell tabs In azeentiotl at ad* of *lea
Prince vs. 'Patrick Bats s: t - •
ALBO-12ie lolkaing_khneriled plea or Purl -
Ohl of land innate in UUter twp., oil the
northl=of Daring Xyare, on to eft=
PllbUtt
Is the south by = from
poemeates C Widow Mood
and oaths wise by haft of add Drina Myna.-
Containing cowbell an sere of toots or lea.
all begeweed. with s tawdr iltestay dean lad MM. with
er and n
eider mill attiebad. tor with Uwe
mehinery attaehed and bel
Seized andtaken in eseent/an at e twine, bon-
t of Saab
Wow vs. liming Myers seta &11. In and Z.C.
Campbell. terve tentorta. , _
Also at the snit of Lrasart Lfricoln es. IL L. Mu : :
gb and G. 8. Outipbell.
ALW---The followitg described 1 piece or mir.
the
north witness M Baltngeon '. bonnd,W on
theby land of Mrs. Sarah I. ney, on the
east by land of 'John Simplthee and If well W. Lane. .
on the south by land of Reuben II and on the
west by the Berwick Turnpike. ng one.
fourth of an acre of bind. more lees, with a
framed blacksmith shop ends few t trees-there
on. .
Seized and taken in eieeniton at the suit of Igtrien
B Wrightl• s. M. C. Nelson. "
inte ‘ded
-a1..40=-Tbe following described . 1
piece or par
cel of land situate in Albany tap. . On the
. north by lands of Welles • Wilcox. by Main
street tecreal/ed) smith, by the Boad and
west by lands of Clark Babcock. Coital= g 1.000
=feat of land, more or leek g6oad on
Mud aced and I!o feet deep, with a framed
house and • few Mantras thereon.
Seised and token in mention at wilt of J. U.
1 .• .
_Cowell wt. & 8. Ormsby. -
-.J.L80--The lot. piece or !parcel of lind
Whets in Bon* Cheek ~boaadedi on the north
"4 Leda of Gillett& on Uteast be land
at itaisilLinsiTaaiiiry -to of is. T. 4:2 ns
Mad on the west by bind of John Gillett.
in GS awes, more or lea. about 10 improved.
with's log bonso. a trained huh a lbw fruit
tame them%
: -
Belied and taken 1/2 enemition at snit of David
1. Drown tea. Dallier D. Thorp. .• • .
AJAR—The knowing lot, piece: Of pima of Larla
:made in Troy Doreregh bounded .ot. the north by
f A. D. goading. mat byeanton street. south
o h
WOW , laY "ripbeyreigoaretal
haproved. -- witi • med on thierem- ' -
seized and taken in as at suit of Devi- ,
son k McCabe vs. - J. B, Wood. •
ALSO—The 44.1 , 0 wing ilsecnbed- 1 pions or par
cel of land situate in - Smithfield Orr, Sounded on
the north by Main • Street , running through Smith.
field village, on the east -by the pub* square and
fh - v-naPtiet ChurchAM:. on the V by lands of
Anguetim Phelps, on the west by s of. mid Mb.'
vistas Phelps sad Beebe Cieronlits. gnatinion
acres of Laid , more or lets, iroprov with a two
story.framed house. a fronted Wn.. tia l;ith sheds tsebed and a few frnit trees thereon-
Seised and taken in rxeention at snit of Ririe.
Bros. k Co. vs. L. D. Forrest and Louise Dailey.
J. PEER VAI 71.122.
Towanda. August. I. 1872. Bherill.
QHERIFF'S SALE virtue of
1...1 &writ of /a/as Fl. Ts., Issued, 'old of the Cottrt
of Common Pleas of Brea) d !county. to me di
rected and delivered. will be expored `to public sale
at the Court Hone. in the Dorough of Towanda, in
said county, on SATURDAY. the 310 C.fly of AU-.
GUST, ISt% at l o'clock in the afternoon. all the
fnn chitin and rights of the Sullivan end Erie Cold
and Ball Road Company. as they em both in the
counties of Bradford and Sullivan. a dding to the
Act of assembly in tomb we made and provided.
Seized and taken in execution at the volt of Boa
well H Rochester vs. The &Miran and Erie Coal
sea Rail Road Company.
J. .
TAh
Towanda, July 29, 1972;
A DMINIsTRATORS - NOTICE.—'
I - 11. Notice Is hereby given that all persona Indcht
ed to the estate of J. D. ALLEN, ate 01 Wyse:
lolvrtalLlpp ''ileo'd. are requested to mitke immediate
payment. Ind all persons having. claims against said
estate must present the same duly anthentlrsied his
settlement. If - IT. LANIND.
.Inly 22. 12.-we Adininistrator.
X. - E C TOR
-LI Notice Is hereby given that all peAsons indebted
to the estate of Mary •G. Leggett. tide of Athena,
deceased: are requested to make Immediate pay
ment. and, ail persons having claims against odd el&
tote ronSil present the same duly authenticated for
settlement. _
August 1,1872.-6 v!
AA DMINISTRATOR'S
Notice is hereby given that all rs•reons iudi,hted
to the eidsde of HARRY StalioAx. tate of Wypox.
docosiscd. %arerequestea to [n age Immediate
payment, and alLpersans haciuit chums sitainst said
estate must presentthem duly authenticated for set
tlement • JAMES -TAMAN MORGAN.
Administrator with the Will annexed.
Atnuist 1. 1812.—..6w
RXECUTOR'S N TIC S.---
-a-4*otice is beret)/ given that all persous inebted
to the estate of E. R. PARKER. Late of Rome.
deceased. are requested to - make immediate
payment, and all persona having claims against said
Mato traiM prevent them duly authenticated for set-
tit - mutt.
Aug. 1,
lIIM
kuDiToks NOTlCE.—Reuben
.4?. - 'l)eLont; and D. C. Haim to Harry Mix and
John D. Montanye. ' the Court 'of Common
Pleas of Dridford conntY. No. 596. Dee.Temt. 1869.
The undersigned. an auditor •appointed by said
mut to distribute moneys in the bands of Sheriff
arising tram salnel defendants reel estata will at
tend to the dutlos of sixth appointment at his office
In the llnroe&h of Towanda, on MONDAY. the 26th
day of .xtmt:s.r. 1872. at 10 o'clock, a. tn.. where
all persons hating claims upon said moneys must
present them or be iorori.r debarred from coming
In on said fund. - 11. J. MADILL.
-Anitiat 1. 1872. j p_ , Ailditor. •
ORPHAN:SMd . Sit.LE s , -By
virtue of su order issued out of the Orphan',..
Court of Bradford County,, the undersigned, girer
&an of Charles T. Fox.. minor child of Blstru C.
Fox„-late of Towanda twp.. dte'd., will expo... to
public oak at the Court Souse, in the Borough of
Fowanda. on F.ATI*RDAY. AticillST 24. 1672. at 2
o'cloek. p. to.. the following described lot, piece or
rof land, bring all that pert of the , estate of
l el
ate Hiram C. Fos., deceased. north of thei pub.
lie highway leading from Burlington to Towanda
Borough : Beginning in the centre 'of said high
way on southwest line of '3lllleS., Fos, thence north
21 degrees and SC _.tollitites west; 73 perches to a
post and steno corner. thence eolith 601; degrees
west 73 5100 perches to corner, thence south 20
degrees IS minutes . east 116 240 perches to oehtre of
amnia highway . thence along the basis itat - Sh 83
degrees east :12 , perches. south 79, degrees met
27 2-10 perches, north dee - item: 'east 22.80.100
perches to tithe of beginning ., Containing 26
'sates Ned
TEIIIII2I-11100 to be paid at time CA1810,41,000
upon confirmation of sale. leisure it eh months
thereafter with Interest
Jiily Ten.
ORPHAN'S' COURT S LE"-By
Virtue of an order issued out of i the Orphan's
Court of Bradford County. th e unde ivied. Oaf'
Man of the Waite of. Wm. G. Lewis. Mars J. Lewis.
Amanda Leads:Eh J. 'Lewis and Saralt.B. LIM%
minor obildren of Mary Lewis. des-need. will ex
pose to public sale on the premises oniSATERDAY.
Artll3T 31. 1872. commencing et 1 o'clock. p. 111..
the following described lot; piece or parcel of land
situate in Monroe twp.. bounded on - the south aMe
of street leading from Main street 'to Rockwell's
Bridge. on the north by the street aforesaid. on the
rat OY Land of Sarah Evans and S.; Hinman. on
the south by landof'l3. 8. Hinman, e the west by
land of J, B. Griswold and Hiram 'ft kwell. Con
taining alki acres or thereabouts. with n old framed
house and a few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO-One, one other piece or lot of land situate
in Monroe Berough, bounded on the mirth by land
of J. L. Rockwell. en thereat by land formerly own
ed by Wm. Hart, now deceased, onhe south by
land of CA:deli:lir. Russell k Co.. and the west by
o i
Main street. owyrhieh is a two...tory house. Said
lot is about 43 feet on Main street and he same dis
tance hack fermi Main street . '•
TE2348 CAM _.
July
PROPOSED AMEN. D
THE -COM./ uiON OP PEN
TlioTosncw Ausomvarr To TUT
or PIMISTLVANIA.-
Be it cream! by the Serge and . Ma k .
Wires the CoeueneureillAef Penney! .
eiya Assembly net,'l'4t th e following
the Constitution of this Commonweal
to the people for their adoption or re) ,
ant to the provisions of the tenth a
to wit -
Strata out the gat section of Hie- a . article of
the Constitution, and Insert in lien th • e the.foN
lowing: .. A State Tressnrer abaft be . osen by the
qualified electors of the State. at Inch ... • a and - for
such' term, of service as shall be gybed by law?'
WILLIAM rrf lOTT,'
, Speakerof the House of BeprOentaUves.
. 1 : ),
JAM S. fI v UTAN,
- Speaker of be Senate.:
Approved the twenty-world day of arch. Ann°
Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy
two. = : , t " -
,TNO. W. GEARY."
Prepared and certifliA for publication pursuant to
the Tenth Article of the Constitution. I i
FRANCIS JOILTUIN, .
• . - Secretory of the Com, onwealth.
Office Secretary of the_Commonwealth, 1 4 1 •
, Harrisburg. June 2b. 1871.- 3 rn. . I
N RANKRUPTCY.—D TRICT.
I s
s eerirt at the United Suites for the Weitern Dis
trict "of Pennsylvania. Western Diettlet of Penn.
sylvania. In the matter. of Gordon .Mason and
A. G. Maon. , firni of tl. P. :Basun C 0..) Bank
rupts : i . .
Westea District of Pennsylvania; ~ ‘ -This-is to
gyre notici.. That on the tith day o July, A. D. -
IS7I, a Warrant in Bankruptcy Was i ed agideet •
the retate of Gordon' I'. Muon and "G. Mason.
farm of 0 . - 1". Mason A C 0..) of the Mimi:ash of To
wanda. in the County of Bradford
4 gl State of
Pennsylvania, who lace been eau Brnkrupts
I.n their own petition : that 'the - en; of any
delta and delivery of any pro " lenglifi: i.)
I .i. h rankrtypt , to Mum- or f.,r the U se. and. the
II 11!..:1( ! ~1 !I t , ,) . I.tol. rty-I.y it..-m, are orbbhien hy
1.. w ~. that mCm... Ito!! .1 th,• Ctf..,litors f said Bank
tie
l rpi.,, to L.r••v,- theft. .104, - and to choose on.: or
iii..re ' ric.uoi - ... , of
„(11 , 1i raiate. Wlll Po htl,l at a,
( mitt of Hauling - 4:y, to bo - 112 . 1den at the ow,-,;, , r ; E.
I.:. 4 heron. Jr., in thr Cormigh of TO, W 311.101, 1.t..'
h.:fore EltwaT.:l(iv , rtotl. Jr. ..1 Lto. on !the tut); day
of FG..ptemlrer. A. D. DC72, at cf cfeek,La. m. , I _
. • A. IlUßlVeldi
U. S. `Swell?. as Veasengr.
" : , ity - It
FXEC TOR'S NOTIO.E.
Ll hcry-LY gill:lin that perkots itickihtei
to the ostatn of :1. ht. WARNER, :tto of toisandts
Ascii, am roquestcd to mak° taintstlittii payraent
slid Alt, lier.ons havisst claims Nrotrat_sao attar*
must preload I.lxerd duly sothentirsted for mettle.
meat. • 'N. W. BErts. JR
saglistel risCatoir.
MMMI
'~~~ a.i.
ill!
FIX . Fr. •
Sheriff.
JAMES 8. LEIGETT,
HOWARD ELMER.
Exectktors.
EPIIIIAIIt PARKER.
4cttninistiator
IMEGuannua
LEWIS LEWIS'
=QM
NT TO
ESYLVINIA,
JOINT lIESOLUTION
. NS 1:7VIION
of Rerrws en
atqr iw O!n
-endmant of
proposed
on. porrn
ide.thereor
A.XaiD3IILVI
- - -
.. I ~YgM MAO inssziza, maim Jolt&
to the 121hJadhstal MAW eon- of the
counties of Bradford and Haisuehanna, skul
Hons. Zaimurt .Pil/tat SO I P' g /1411113111514
hamlet* . Midges, Tn and for of •
Bradford, ,Use issued their.: meg* betaltlg
data the Ist day Off &must; im-to 'ffte
rected for holdings Cola of Oyer imitTerrnin.
er, Germ! Quarter thisionse ot the Peace,
Common Pleas, and Orphan's Court at Towan
da, forthe - county of Bradford, on Montlay,ilep:
2,1872, to continue three weeke. - •
Notice kttherekire hereby given tithe Corm..
nen, and Justices ef-the Peace, of the county
of Bradford, that they •be then -and there in
their proper person at 10 o'clock in Abe fore
-wan el' mad dg, with re pone and
other remembrances, to do e the things which
to their Office 41. wietii to be dope and those
who axe bound by recogniz ance primmer* or otherwise to
maya mho are - or
be tn thej against ail kraal county, Ot who Allan
be bound to appear at the said courtare to be
theo and there to prosecute again - St . iherh - aft
ahall be just. :Turas are "requesteft to be •
punctual in their attendanc#,agreeahly tlicit,
notice. .
Dated at Towanda,- the 2d day of &wet, in
the year of 'one Laid. ono, thottin
hundred and seventy-two, and of the Inde
pendence nt'' the .Unfted Starer;, the ninc)-y
-fourth. -
J. P. VAN MEET, sKirisr.
JURORS, AYPTEittlitli,
J Conn at Towanda. 1872. -
OILS= ,ItIAOSM•
Asylum, Jeremiah Storrs, W / Cole; Athens twr..•
Gersham Runnil , 1; Canton bore'', II 8 .Loodos:
Lo-
Ber, I A Whipple; Wu* Reny; Overton, John Math=
ews; Orwell; C W Beers: 'Ridgy:bury. W O Gonzales:,
spring,liold, r. II Gilasozi. Albert Covell: Standing r
Stone, John Gordon. I Furman, it.; South greet,
John Dore: Truiewrora, Philip Delmar: 'Towanda
boro% F E isyrae.F Is Ford: UM, elnut Thompson. -
William Tiny; Troyytwp., Adelt atliitts; Wilmot,
thnith Tuttle; Welles, Leslie Laynrettee . Aga Wilms:
George Bogen. -• . "•-
• TRAVILIIII mums-ma WELL
Alba boro'. Cheater Whams; Athena tit*, We
Westbrook; Athens boro: 0 M Stanley; Albany. E „
W Burdick; Bantington.borif, Theinsalimith; But.
IMO= tarp., S P Bastin; Burlington Wei*, .TOsept.
Hilton, Anthony Asia; Canton tyP:: Burton Hoot -
gomeryNarazirtne. Loren Leonar d; Remick. James
,Mitten; Leßoy. Geo &sideshow, A W Ettinno:
attartws4. Baokseil;
Stevens. Enoch lilddangb; Rome bore. G P
Weight ; Bane two...norman IttniEhl; South Creek,
Win Balmer; SmithSeld, 0 W Orsinner, 'thymic!!
Moody. J Bird, Jr., Israel l'hithyst sbenhoeuhr,
Home Horton, Milton Pbßlipe; Standing stow.,
EL Gregg. 5 V Bash: lipringtiold, A B Fending:
Towanda boro'. F Watts, D McMahon, W Dittrich ;
Terry. Philip Herrman: Troy Zahn Mamba ;
Tuscarora, 0 D Culver: Ulster. Philander Bohm/0 ;
Windham, hones Leslie; Wilmot W T Oran*: War
ren; W W Chaffee.;
27[AM/A 117110Rif,-.4ZCOND WESE.
Albany. Wm Bahr; Athens twp.a-A Weller; Bar
bugler' West, 0 Bimini 0 F Whitehead:
Barclay. W 11.11rown; CatARM t' p.. POW Barrow;
Franklin, S (Inert S McKee; Orwell. I Lyon; Pike,
J W Boatrorth; Borne tsp., D C John
Sulli
vaa; Ilidgebury. H S Owens, C P /DU; Stanfield.
W A Ormsby. 0 Burns: Itheshequin. Ci
L Fuller; Springfield. Burt: Boutli Creek: Atftho,
Thompson; Terry, E Horton; la Marcy; To,
wands bore'. E C Shaw: H W Wefea. E E- B u ll'wg
ton, DT P Brown. ILW Lane; Towanda Sartti.
Sluyter; Towanda twp.. Wm MellOcken;,. Troy tap..
H Ruggles; "Welles/ 11 Orraill; WYaluslne. W h-
Vauglin; Warren, Geo Hicks; Wllnif , t, D Ii Ntolfieli•
J P Shorts.{ Winnham. If guilty;
. Wyart. M shwte.
t/ Shores. J. P.. VAN FLEET, Sheriff.
R -
EdIS . TES'S NOTICE —Notice •
is hereby given that there has been filed and
settled in the ofilice of the Begister of Willa. leand
for the County of Bradford. accornits of iiihnfaistra
tion upon the following, estates: .. -
Final sect of Lyndon. fhtdier, OP.tilitQl of-Sime
on Taylor, deed...• ' •
Final acct of V, . S. Landon and Sarah J. Garb rant;
ementora of Henry FL Garbrairt, deed.
Final acct of Louisa Get, adm'r of Svlsimna Gee,"
.
deed. '
, Final sa-C't of Ass and Jonathan' Stevens. admr's
of I,,t,yron Stevens, decd. ,
Final &eel of Snsattl. P. Pimmfeir, guerilla& of
Cierene i D. Sinith. 1
final siceroff.ine - Evirr-n, ez.e.•nir...t ',-.,:' Cliarka •
Everson, deed. I .
Final sect of C. 0. 116dlingt..)D, e:; ,. .e10 , :r of Agolitr
Hantingtou. decd.
Final acct of Lydia E Farinitl;.t• and . I. AlPterm.
admr's of J. M. Preston:
Final, acct of. Steph n F. Wilber. g0a.6.11.in ,t
-frards Esker. "- - -
Final. acet of 'Saha!, ry Cole, ea'r of F.! ripher,
dee& : .
Sinai acct of John T.ChaineerriaPi anti W„in. r en
ninga, ear's of S. A. Coknolii, ttee'd. - - ... ,
Final - arr't or, o..orge" 1.. Iif 2 A,MU ima•digt of lar,
/nip.: eliidren'n! Win. SanteA. - eteied. •
Final wet 4, Loci Wells. *dm' r of tiormaii Titus.
ilec'd. . . -
AL:4o—The 411Tral,enient of property Pet 01f., , y .
Eiecutors or Administrator: , to wide9lll or f:itilkiren
of the following decedent.: ,
I
E. , latc of Aio,., Ilia..
Ambrose Ilurra. - tc.
.• Abram Barrier • •
~, • . Wm:Sinclair.
- .; • ' pat id Crowey. • • - -
' .. "Gilbert M. 111,2„ .
Henry Wrath .rovi.
...
" .• Abram Ma•-tm. .. • .
_
. . - . . .
.kncl th, slum Nitll kw pres4.l‘tt.,l {Cs the Orphaii*i.
Court of Br,adford t:oTtrity, '
nn Thnrsaay tho lath
day of 5ept...P.72,. at ..! •.',-;4', - 'a. p. 2.... tor ersuctruta
tiori and allowirilves.
Ang .7,21t.1:2
MRI
• -1k72
•
Ml=
I,olliria C. ',AAA, &•' . VA. llleant Loth. r..et-al...eject
do. David Brown ...... , .eject
A. D. Smith vs W. It. Storrs, et al.--...... frespans
Stephen Dar rs 11 , :utatallt A 'C'arntn.on 4 1.1""a 1
Michael McNulty is Towanda D0 1 .,* „ ,ais t
Jacob Torus,vs Israel Smith.... "—eject •
D. I'ox rs lIIMM Sweet elect a
Jithn Jones's adroy'... vs U. .1,-li!ft. app. "I 1
0. R Ilartiftt vs .intone - Lotter:. - .... .
Ming,ms vs J. S. Andrews:..... .. ..for att
Henry Yanthitnt we Charles •O. Pierce. . __for att
Selah Irwkl.tatii vs Wm. (iregg :1... _l...appeal
11:W. Payne & Sous vs C. D. Cash. .1 al .. debt '
11. A. rturbank vs John 0. Ward. trespass
Nathan Baker vs Noah W: Donn. et al .set to '
Emily Elshree vs James ...
(1. M. Sbaler. of sl re Henry Ward. trespass
Alen Jayne NA Solomon stsvene laPtle
Cl. Y4sall sw Ralph kirez.r.r, eta! ......eel ft
latriel, vs It baes JAMM Int Co for at i
• le.. . rh.yyncly L. ftrant..tresißms
J. E.' co ell vi‘ Kelsey Nichols... trespass
Jas. u: Deeltees &line's vs U. ti Itocoliwell debt -
Jonatbs4 tlpple vs D. Csab'S miter's rend
Wm. T . berlin vs Drrills4tueS..'... .... . —ease
Catharine Wheeler's use vs goon afßtiflOrd.....eleet
C. D. Northrrtp vs G. P. rash ....... ..oase
F. A. Packer vs John Gard . - rjeet
S. C. Moor,. vs D'astus FlB, std i f '
Dewey Buell sa W.lll. Dobbini • 'trespass
F.H. Verson vs F. Fettlstf, et al . ..... for Itt
henry D. Briggs ifs Janithan Nichols ......trospass
R. N. Aspinwall yi 1.. IL Tears - trespisss
3. Reed we W . E. Bull
C.
.F. «ell 4 oa Jep..-4c , Spalding._
• 'L. do - .. ...... . ....for eft
Jahr. F. 'Russell vs Willard F. 5t011.... . _appeal
Henry Miller la W. Smith's admr's... : ......appos3
Andrew •fi...Porneroy vs C.:. Coolbanigh, et al:-debt
31artheTillInnall to Wm. OfPits, of aL......treeriass
Julia Axtell, Jic.; rs C. T. Merry, et al elect
do . 0. P. Ballard :
Methodist F. Society of Albany ca alethodist
Church of Albany - 'eject
Wm. Midriff va E. Pomeroy -. debt
:Wrn..Eitarler vs Asa Doty... " '• -replevin •
John Saltmarah vs Johm Ileaverser - ' • cc t
Pnion Bank, Lewialrug. vs S. N. Aapinaitlt k Co.casu
P. S. Wynkooli vs E. Smith j f • CASO
Wm. Balboa vs Junction Canal Co - cue .(
Daniel Boughton vs W. H. Moore. • appeal
Subpoena returnable Monday. Septinil , oth, •
1872. at 10 o'clock. a.m.
W: A. TJTOMASi-ProthrrtiOtary.
A urirrows NoTTer,..--r.s.cwalp
A
bell now to WO of C. 3r. Msnvita:c D. W.
Barshbirger.—ln tlfo Cone of Common I'b of
Bradford County, Ifo. 176. Feb. ,Tfritl. 1961.
• The undersigned, and Auditor . app?buted by said
court to distilhnto :honeys front Sheriff's
sale of defendant's real estate; will atteLd to the du
ties of sald.appointment at the eAlei. of -DeWitt
Maynard, In. the Beretta' of Towanda,..on TUES.
DAL SEPT- 10, 11172, at 10 o'clock.
all persons having claims upon *eiid funds are re- -
q•ctired to present them or be debarred front coming
In upon said !mid. • C: TieTiTTT,
Ancmat _
n th
t.RBY MIX. 11104 . n . bt. Wears.. rn
traftof Pouraylrania.
_ ,
wuult rf MAI CONCF.X.N The umieloigned
hereby gives notice of his appointruent as Assiguce
of ILIRItt XIX, of Tovandaßorounts, in the coati- •
ty of Bradford S.Ftd State of renus3-Ivanta. within
said District. lei-6"as been adjudged a itav,krapt
petition of, hi. i*editnrs:• • •lcy the Court of
said Ihatrict.
Dated at Towanda, Pa; the 22,1 day Ariquat.
z 11172. lAIIES FOSTER. Ankignee.
N i EW HA:RDWItRE Si'ORE,I
ITTNE a-T,EtVIS
Are-just ritreivin a nelefunpvl; of
. .
A Xt 10 NV A it -.EI
At the old Frtani of 3leisball Drotbere.
MERUIIR'S BLOCK
Call /Ind examine our goods au.l.pneee. We haie •
large *pa well 6...leeted stock 9f
IRON, NAILS, 'GLASS, PAINTS
OILS, STOVES & HOUSE Funlas,unco Goons
Of all Minds. Farmers and Ilnilders attl ilnd that
this is the place to taiy hardware st.the
LOWEST ROES OFFERED
. . .
tc,, hare adepts.,l the CABII SII4TENI, rth we Iry sat
'shed this iS the only correct sod Pate way of a:log
boainesa. We Shall pay 'specist„.attention to Immo
factoring Tinware and doing 11/1 kinas fobbing :Is
the lowest rates.
Towanda. Jnlg 171. 1572
•
BY DIRECTION OF THE PRES
ident of the Toisands Building and Saying
Fun,! ARyint•latiln, a spetial tnectlne nt the .tock
11.,hteru u iil he held immediately attic •PhO
nth,' ;It.. 1 i 2 4 ;111, to take „,limit iu tt-gaz4
A• 11, 1..4t, it Itv
I%:itr 41.1 d -ota V.Ai
nr.! it al • ,
Aug • ; .
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FOR SALT': ii;ti ac.r,s of. fine 'arta
tug 4114 eduatt4t in 3lnekegen.conuty Mkt—
gaix Easy'of ao,essby raar9ad or water. in all itr•
proved country Ssi..l flxtu - wirl b. 3 sold on • c:f.; -,
t..rtus, or 411 Isuprovvdl . .ln.
au.lth IS In c o,:ray..;„ua p. 4 s
V , ll 141 C .t LI. 3 3.1.::,33 ,1311T,Zritxr
vaii/41 n,-.to 01 , 9; tiy
the huderelgoed to StAlq! L e t‘Jait,il,. tor $ an the
-r Paid. uottaa BENJAMIN:
sTptirm, Fa., Aittruif - •- ••
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