fr - agfortl . ! tgo4ti,
Towanda, Tburs(loy. NoTember 21;1878.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
tige. DELA IlloymyrE's house, when
lioidied, will be one of the finest residence's In
town:
ice. W. T. DAVIES has fitted up the
yard around big elegant new regiderice, very
tastily.
g The Episcopal Mite Society
Hill meet next week at the residence of Dr. L.
D. LIONTA:STE, pn Monday evening.
M.' We are to state that
hay Ginsosis improving, and that her - friends
hay hopes of her speedy recovery.
~1. C. 01.IVE8, of Troy, furnish
-1.4 three hundredßedsteads for the now Insane
Asylum, at Danville.
te).. H. M. HOLCOMB, of Leßoy
tor.usbip, is building a piiblie road from the
village of Leßoy up the mountain to Carbon
Creek Coal Mines.
ter We are painted to hear of the
death efJoirs SiLzatatisn, formerly of Athens,
this comity. lie died in'Washington, Indiana,
on Friday last.
its,. The Sheriff, Prothonotary and
IltgMer and Recorder, elected in October, will
asFume the ditties of their respective offices the
first- week in December.
. vs. Dr. Esox, of Plynira, delivered
en ible,,practical, and interesting address be
tore the Towanda Sunday-School Alliance, in
the Presbyterian Church, on 3ronday evening
last, before a good audience. Sunday-school
:ea:ben:wim absented themselves, lost a rich
,'r, teal treat, and deprived themselves of
t -, ,ittable instruction. Those who were
11 1. to enough tube present, wilinever cease
thaili the „Doctor for his instructive and en
ceilragin g wrirds.
iriFy- The GntNT and WILSON Club,
r:4.;:etionia, concluded the campaign on Fri
dal treeing last, with en elegant and sumptit
,,,llo ntertaintnent, prepared by the ladies of
Club at the hospitable residence of JONA
:II.N rt vr: , :q. The tables were spread r
cycry luxury which the float fastidious epicure
wil:d desire, and alyJnt eighty ladies and gen
n partoo4 ci111 , 3 repast. The RepublicaLs
,3lum •iownsliip covered themselves with
;;.,iy at the election in Nov( Mber, nial,ing: a
.7 the October ehretnin of nearly eighty
INSUR A:NCE
ra y 23 • 7 0
rp rIE UNDERSIGNED ARCHI
TECTx. AND BUILDER. wishes to Inform the
- .t.,111 , 1 of To •vanila t.n.l vicinity, that he will give
v-b.:liar attention to drawing phois. deigns and
sfwatlons for ull manlier eft lmilaingA, private
a::d public. Snperintonleure given for re asonsble
• ompensation. Office at residence N. E. corner of
and and Elizabeth streets.
.1. E. FLEMMING.
Box . Towanda. Pa
'MEW PARLOR OF FASHION.
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING,
SHANIPO'nIk7G, and HAIR DYEING
rim,- in the Latest Stclr. Also particular pains
In rutting La.liesl•an•l Cla!area's Hair, sham
, „ Cur;lnd and Frizz
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.your
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1 ,,, i tjr of that article,
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be thu confusKin of
to , :: : in thii world who is
thon•ands, aon wakes op in the next
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pi - est.ac•-• of a 11.•ap of
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and inspires couti
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a?. itt the gr St ,uecs
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the last meeting - of Rome
O. of G. T., the fulluwin4
t . d
S. Cum-qtr.
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CULIMUCK
11. Woopptins-.
N 7. 11, 1:572. •
J. 31. CALIET,
been transferred from
ris rt Ilannital, N. Y.
Rent la , t Fabbitli in
• ;
!.' , l: r, 111,t Saiu . ivard,
. rPaol p.wQrs
;.•,•ci ; 'school in the
0.,•i go. N. V., iM
4-0 v ht hCr
, L 4 Ic • f
C• is it, town, visiting
11-. • tiil t•a'rriel the marks of the
Le nnaerwent with the bur-
In:o.ed to rob his bank in Seran-
4
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,s( our table a neat piece of paste
ni, :ar.cctb‘.:intcrlption, "D. C. Kamm',
z'.n!tn :ti_nry we were not in, friend
I ME
....Di , , *4 the Elmira Adcertiser;
i'!1) on 'Tuesday. The
i.••• c , t4e a necessity with us, and
%fr. alwayg welcome.
;-iioaat...• Corn Companies
doing Most valuable
rr. cause of Anday-school
"• sections of our State. The
•••: e, and might be mice , . ssfully em
"' L , Y a!me. , t any Sundiy-schoul outside
r t o .t. corn-planting
1 / r of the *hoof, composing
;- ~ , . , a , i , a ny,.receivcs w eirt y - r grains
i oult . .ateL-the proceeds to be de
. , .
•-• missionary work.
in the Fall, nanally . sono Week
nn r uting called,at which, et
xitli 1- . 1!3 gifik r.',2(1 tiller appro
._ F',la et anetiiin,
a 14 :';!': rtitirn, to : the great delight ct
: . !rtri. At one of these meetings recent-
=I
ly held, called a " alLudonary Corzi Festiva,*
choice
150 selected ears sold f l 'slo ; a small sack Of
ears for 75 cents, five ears 'for 80 cents,
and so on. The pooreear, a mere cob, with
perhaps a dozen scattering kernels, was sold
fdt 35 cents. These efforts tend to cultivate a
spirit of Christian benevolence in the children
and young people, while, at the . same time,
they promote the general interests of the
school. Any Superintendent who desires it, can
obtain a circular setting forth the plan, by ad.
dressing Rev. R. CarrrnVbinv, Bellefonte, Pa.
THE BURDEN OF rat Csznrr _STrrzm
ON, dun BUSMEN Mits.—lf the public could re
alize the burden our business men endure from
the present system of long credits, it would be
astounded. We aro Satisfied that as much is
lost by-this system as is made by our business
men—that is, half the' profits of business are
sacrificed through the losses of credit. In the
- first place, it takes twice' the capital to carry on
'a credit business that it does a cub business—
many having as much in their books as' they
have n their. shelves. In the second place, in
a bu s ess of any magnitude, it requires an ex
tra el rk when a credit business is done. In
the n xt place, the loss through debts that are
never aid, probably is five per cent., 'at a low
est= te. Now, take the losses from these
three ourres, and apply Metal° all the bred. ,
i
r
noes ne in Bradlord'county, in the_vray of
mercy t il e and mechanical pursuits, aid they
will b foiind to reach so many tens .01 thous
ands- f dollars every year as to be truly start
ling. his burden upon our business' is what
is ret ding, in a great degree, our business
progr s and prosperity, and it will continue to
do so, until our business men get . courage
enong to refuse longer to be hampered by it.
Music:—There is nothing that con.
tributes nap.° to the pleasure of evenings at
home, than music in families. To cultivate a
love of music among children, creates and fos
ters a refined sentiment that is not forgotten
when they arrive at maturity. Music engen
ders and promotes good feeling. The blending
of the voices of parents -and children in song,
strengthens the tics that bind them together,
and the love that centres about the home fire
side. It renders Immo attractive, interesting
and beautiful, and iu every Lome circle, where
it is tnferated and cultivated, there will be
found a greater freedom from all those discords
and inharmonious contentions, that render so
many parents miserable, and their children
aniions to find a more congenial atmosphere
°lst:where. Music is not an unmanly or effemi
nate way of spending one's time, as 7i many unre
fineclyarents aver, when they proscribo. even
the coveted fiddle their sons enjoy scraping in
-the attic. Every home should have a musical
instrument it. it, that can be used as an accom
paniment to the family voices. It will give em;
ployment and amusement to the children in
their otherwise unoccupied hours. It will keep
them at home and out of bad influences else
where.
VEB. We hope it will not be forgot-,
ten that Mr. flAratiorr will give select readings
in Mercues Hall, on Tharsday evening the 28th
Met.. The New York Ereuing Mail, in referring
to Mr. M.'s performance in that city, says:
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TOWANDA, PA
"Mr. F. C. Harriott concluded the annual
lyceuni course oT the Young Mien's Universalist
Association, at Association Hall, on Tuesday
evening, vith a series of fine impersonations
from various authors, before a large and appre
ciative audience. He began with a recitation
from Bret Harte's !Luck of the Roaring Camp,'
of the beautiful and, affecting little episode of
:Niggles. His rendering of this was most effectr
ive. He has a voice of singular pathos and
sweetness, which its the more touching portions
of the story entered into the subject with such
keen sympathy, that it drew tears from many
The humorous parts were so well execute.
.1 that they were welcomed with roars ;of
latighter. Mr. Harte's fine story becomes finer
%ct under Mr. Harriott's rendering. TA() next
selections were from C. G. •Lerand'if 'Hans
Brietmau's were, inimitably giv•
en and greatly enjoyed. 'Some flue extracts
trout Byron billowed, which were recited with
groat effect, especially some portions front
Childu Harold.' One great charm of Hr. Her
riott's reading - is the tact that he is utterly free
from dependence on books, his selections being
carefully memorized, and then impersonified
with true dramatic ease and fervor. His prefa=
tcry remarks before each new selection, pleas
antly lead the hearer from one author to an!
other, avoiding that too rapid transition from
or.e subject tors new one which commonly char
e.cterizes the cotme of public readers. Another
important character of his impersonations, is
rhe zeal nith whichiho enters into his work,
and his truthfutnesd to nature. His gestures
are numerous, but free 'arid graceful. His voice
is sweet and powerful, showing natural excel
lence per fectral by-careful training; It is blngii
larly flexible, and imitates with eate moss an,
v o l.—, from the deep basso to the slarilVtiopra
n,..-
./ y/1
110 KNnws
-• --There is
‘ , l r> 111,1 so.
r fairly eleote !, yon will no doubt
lilething 'besiclo political matter in
prrzed parer, the REPORTEII; and
if , 01 irait,l think the following worthy of a
skort tioti co . /tin - n . 13, please publish.
J not trilitLe your readers with an tie*
COMtt of F•Ane s'ilver, : , tin. or wooden wedding,
nt r a long trip tier,' -.3 the water. I Wish sim
ply It) as that of lot- i' has been my pleasure,
ES an-invited guest, to 1..• presermat a celebra
tion of the of a citizen of our town,
who was uiuety years old the first day of No
vember, 1872. Elisname is RECTIEN Azwoos•
A iew particulars may not, be uninteresting.
He was born in Litchfield county, Connecticut,
and 11.1, Mule with hit wife and two children to
Pennsylvania, in iaU7. He was poor, as most
people were tit ho emigrated from the East, at
that early day; but by ill .strictest economy,
prudence and industry, ht has become rich.
Your correspondent baying been personally ac
quainted with him for over fifty years, can cer
tify to his honesty in allnis dealings with men,
and though he In.,' bee , toe wealthy, no one can
lent of taking from them a penny that
did not belong to him.
Although he is 90 years old, he retains his
facint:ty clear as ever, v. itli the exception of
being e little hard of hearing. He is a consist
ent lt.publican, voting for GUAM' every time.
The celebration ‘vas held at the house of his
youngest son, GizOnor A:moon, of Herrick,
with whom he has been living - since his. wife
died, some years ago. The celebration was in
teresting, indeed. The old gentleman was pre
sented—is a birth-day present with a large
arm-chair. It Nag new, and took the old gez
tlemau quite by surprise. It was placed at the
bead of a most splendidly furnished table, and
in it the old gentleman was seated. ,The as
raugetualt of the long table was complete; and
as we glaAced over it, we could not but think .
that the lady of this house had done Uonor - ',to
herself and friends.
" Now a few word more in regard to the town
of Herrick, and lam done. I have hunted for
wild animals, over the hills and through the
valleys, where the town of Herrick-now is, when
it was all a dense wilderness, with scarcely a
settler within the bounds of this town. Now
it is thickly settled, and the people in it have
become rich. The land is c.atretilely fertile, al
though we in Orwell did not formerly think the
Feil could be worth clearing.. As an instance
of the growing prosperity Of the farmers of that
toi.m. this s.inie Gkouor. ATWOOD has nearly
oompleted the largest and most finely arranged
barn, probably, in liradford county. lam 'not
informed of its probable coot, but I should say
not much less than '; 2 5,000. Farmers in the twp.,
that a few years ago were considered worth
only a feW hundred dollars, 4are now worth as
many thousands. I will addno more.
MEM
BUSINESS LOCAL.
tai. All the novelties of the season
Int received at Eva Ns HILDELIIes, ,
tf!). Beautiful Stationery at lowest
priceq, at Ca••s-3'.
i Did you know that Faiist
60::.6 Lad willow Cradle s ?
Cao .
i. Keystone Clothing Palace,
Main street, nest to First National Bank.
CALSINS has fine new sets of
Books for Boys rncl Girls.
Dress Making done at the
Bee hire, Ir, ; s_ Miss TITEIIEESA Cramsr.r.
tbir Freteli Felt and Soft CrOvrn
ed Hats, at the Bee Hive Store.
;:WELL.—S. W. AISOIID--Dear ,Sir:
tha vlcctioiN are all past, and
P.L., Nov. 8, 1672
Va. The ,"Slorble Prophecy,", at
tfa.The American Sewing Ma
cllize is thc• bcst.
M. New Millinery Goode are con
duitly being received at the Bee Hive Store;
air Large stock of Red awl White
Wheat floor, at NoOass & ilnrAaria:
or The best Kerosene Oil at Joss
k Luna', by Um barrel or plkez.
b. BntUria's: Patterns; at the
Bee Hire.
Warm meals at all hours at
cowls? Bakery'. ,
stir New Magic, at the Bee Elie.
Mercer's block.
Aar The Gardner Chair Seat is
tho boat.
i Bu l ttons, Fringes and Passe
mentaries, at the Bee Mire Store.
Gray Nets at the - Bee Hive
stom.
i. Invisible Hair Nets, in all col
ors, at the Bee Hive igtore. •
118. Sweet Potatoes and Cranber
ries, at CowLre* Bakery. -
416-Evess4c taggrzu call atten
tion-to their advertisement or new Fall Goods.
)16. A large assortment of Brack
etijust received at Facer &Boas.
ser Oysters by the quart, at 45
cents. H. A. Comm.
sir Job work, of . every description,
eatly and expeditlinudy executed at this office.
in. CROSS ,has received his first in
voice of juvenile boOks for the holidays. They
are perfectly charming.
NI. An entire new stock of Feath
ers, Flowers and Ribbons, at the Bee Rive
Store.
, .Go to Ju& LEWIS', and buy
the New Empire. It is the beat store in max.
ket.'
ler BURDICK'S national Hay and
Stramertters, for silo by
tr.lifessrs. Wicionss Az: MCINTinE,
hive,rented DorKlE's Blacksmith Shop, and fit
ted iipannx shoeing department.
ter The best assortment of Gents'
Furnishing Goods at N. Gotnsurrn's, Keystone
Clothing Palace.
' 116.. Caws has the largest and best
assortment of Bibles and Prayer Books, ever
exhibited in this market. --'.--
iter • A largll aesortMertt-of Ameri
can Cook and Parlor 'Mt:nos, at
PWIDLETON k DARIIOIrS.
Kir Cix.zn has just returned fFOra
tiew York, with a large - addition to his Stock,
or the Winter and Holiday trade.
ifir Two-Button Kid Olives, at
B. A. PErrts d: Co.'s, for ono dollar per pair.
Oct. 31,1872-4 w.
ter Do n't pass along Main street
without dropping in at Crtainuttaxt's, to exan
ino his beautiful new goods._ •
.AM DBMS MAErso.—
Rooms in one of Wmin & OrErrores houses, in
!ower petit of town. J. BAMIAIIT.
itoo3i§ Fort RENT--Ovei Wicratem
tt, BLACK'S. Enquire at M. E. Ro . smirtirLD'a
Clothing 7 Stvre, in BEIDLESIAN'S Block.
Fon . S.u2.—Two or three new
honies, desirably located. Terms easy. En
quire of W. G. GonooN, at Turner `& Gordon's
Drug Store: ,
Var . Very latest styles in Bonnets
and Hats for Ladies, Misses and Children, at
the Bee Hire Store, No. 2, litercnr's Block, To-
wands, Ps
you want to see a crowd of
happy people, jest drop into Ilmiinos S TAL
stADOE'a any day, and take a look at their no
morons cnatomerr.
I you want a first•class Par
lor Stove, get, tint Light House, on hand s and
for by , • Pr.Not.r:rox SDA :11:0W,
Orwell, Pa.
CIIF..tP COIL.--R. AL WELLLS is still
selling best Hard Anthracite Aoal, wholesale
and retail, at loot rates. No advance in his
,puce.
1186. just reeeived at the Beehive,
an elegant-assortment of Ladies' and Misses'
Linen `ollars arid Cuffs, alsoi Laces, in the
newest .tyles.
Ite:A. great variety pf Ladies'
Beaver and Cloth Sacques, Shawls, Under Yeats,
Nubian anti Hosiery; at B. A. Pixtrr.S . Co'e.
Oct. 31, 1872-4 w.
g Now is a good time to get
your letter-heads, envelopes and bill-heads
printed, and the Itzroirran office is ^a good
place to get them executed.
LettnErs & Monnis, mqnnfac
turerB of,those celebrated epectricica, have
changed their akeney from J. Sr rirrsnes to
Wm. A. CIIA3.II3EBLAII•eB.
CZNTRAL COAL YAlLD.—Anthracite
Coal—Nut, $3.25; Stove and Egg, $1.50 per ton.
Sullivan Anthracite Nut, $3.50; Stove and
Egg, $l.OO per ton. - R. M. WELLES.
• tom' The place to buy a firat-clasi
Cook or Parlor Stovo, is at
PE'SDLETON & DklitLOW'S,
Orwell, Pa.
AT LAST IT His BEEN FOVND.—The
chair seat that will never wear oat. J. 0. FnosT
at SONS are now prepared to put seats in ail
kinds of chairs with Gardner's patent chair
seat, which is the.best and most durable seat
in the world ; Call aiisee:it.
Stir J.l O. FIIOST & SONS wish to
put a Woveii Wire Mattress iu every house in
Towanda, (it a month's trial, and lilt:does not
snit them, they will call and take it away. Now
is your timo to g - Eqiertezt sleep. Do sure you
try, and then yon Rill buy. - •
COAL ha WHOLESALE.—P. M. WFT4IFii
is Felling superior Hard Anthracite Coal; by
the car load, very cheap, delivered at any R. R.
station between Wyelasing and Athena. Now
is the time to secure yonr Winter's supply.
war The edition of the Road and
_Poor Laws of this county, ; compiled by Capt.
W. H. Can.nocuatt, is limited, and township
;Officers who desire to procure copies, should
apply soon. The work is for sale atth is office
QV
is. Do you want
_a sewing - ma
chine, and do you lnow that the flinger never
disappoints? After seven years' experience we
can ttnly say that the Singer does give Batista°.
tion. iVicznax & BIACX, Agents.
vie. A meeting of the Bradford
: County Medical Society, will be hold at the
Wi' House, in Towanda, on WednesdaY, Dee.
4,at"10 o'clock a, .11: Dr. Cuss. M. Tuasan will
-read as paper on tho "Physiology of the Brain
and Nervous System. Sec'y.
is.: The Historical. Society of
Bradford county will bold a quarterly- meeting
at the Grand Jury Room, in Towanda, on Mon
day, Doc. 2, 1872, at 2 o'clock P. at.
E. P. Luam, Rec. Beey.
ter Fiu BIIBBLNK, Ticket Agent
Pa. S N. Y. IL R. Co., has been appointed sole
agent in tliis place for the stle of the Railway
Passenger Assurance Co.'s accident tickets.
These tickets cost but a trifle, and cover all
kinds'of accidents.
11%.,aelegram received by GAILOnik
Bnos., Wyalusing, - Pa., Nov. 11: "The Boston
losses of the Plurriix, of Hartford, about hill
of million. Assets, million and a half. We are,
safe. . D.V. C. Simueox,See'y."
Para:limo:l fr. DAUEOW.
Is The ehospost plus to buy
Hardware, Titrnre, Boa, Nails and Stogy it
at Ants & Lawn' Hardware Store, in Hermes
Block.
&W WI PArecr.--Have you seen, or
heard tilt? It not, it is worth-your while to
enquire into its nine; See B. 11. WFwite
"Bobber Paint ward in anothereolumu.
Mir CATKINS ill agent for the "Odd
Fellows' Hanna," by Omni, The best pnb
tithed. He has them now on hand ; they are
a great help to members of the Order.
i It should:not be forgotten that
the celebrated watch-makers and jewelers, Hu
ormuls Baos., now have the store formerly oc
cupied by A.. 11. Wanxtu, and that they are
ready to do all, work in their line, and sell jew
elry cheaper than the cheapest.
Mir " What is it that makes every.=
body who comes out of Bklutow t TuaLtnos'ii
store, look.eo happy?" said a fellitletnan, the
other esY, to one who was just coining out of
this popular establishment. "Why, because they
give you such great bariains, and an always
pleasant and happy.themselves."
pap F. J. °ALMS is agent for the
Heart and Hand, a paper that should be in the
bands of overy Odd• Fellow, and their families.
'Each subscriber will have choice in Four Fine
Chromos, mounted, ready for framing, viz :
"Coming Through the -Eye*" "Innocence,"
"Giving Bonnifillreakfut," and "Birdie's Din-
111111. CIUMBEILLIN is now opening his
huge and magnifioett assortment of goods,
purchased for the holiday trade. Mr. C.'s long
experience in The jewelry basineis, and his su
perior advantages in buying, give him - the lead
in his line all Through this section. Indeed, he
can and does offer better bargains than are
presented by-the retail.dealers in the cities.
sir A great saving in fuel and a
great increass in comfort, min be attained by
pie use of a good Weather Strip. The best are
made of wool and tubber, and will not only et
elude cold, brit also prevent the rattling of win,
dews, so ofte)i found disagreeable. They are
sold only* CoDDIN a , ..11v Buzz It Co.
Nov. 20--lw.
WINTER MILLINERY AT MR/1 J. D.
flullt.—A Bne stock just received, embracing
ell the latest styles and colors found in Now
York market, which she offers at low prices.
The ladies are cordially invited to call and in
spect the stock before purchasing.
Mrs. J. D. HILL, , -
Griffith h Petton's Block, Bridge-SL,
Towanda, Pa.
" My dear Mrs. KrSDIMLIEBER,
how is it that you can always keep the mica in
your stove so clean and transparent ? Ism sure
we Clean ours often, and they never are like
yours." "Oh, Mrs. Ilsurnsurzunn, that is
easy enough ; you see wo use the RECOLVLNO,
Lawn. Hor Ant antstn, and by Just revolving
the mica as the are is test - built, we save the
trouble of cleaning and also the expense of fre
quent replacing." "And where, Mrs, SLIDER.
LI
tom, did you buy your stow?" "At Cpu
urn), RUSSELL &
Nov. 20-2 w.
Mir BRAT:TM)& HILL would call the
attention of the public t? the fact that their
market is always sopplie3 with the choicest
steak, roasts, lamb and mutton, pork, sat:liege,
fish, etc. They are now receiving daily supplies
of fine freslroysters, which they offer at whblo
sale and retail at the very lowest rates.
Hay Pntssm—For pale, Ingersoll's
popular Bar and Eagle Improved Hand Hay
Presses. Farmers will find it profitable to press
their hay foe market; and, to do it themseltes.
They will find the Eagle No. 1 and 2 Pressei to
be just the Tory thing for thepnrpese.
Towanda, Oct. 15.
PHCENLX Insurance CO., Brook
lyn, N. - Y.; Now York Office, Nev. 11, 1872. As
sets, Nov. 1,1872, $0,032,191.81. Total amount
insured in `Hie burnt district, $450,000, thus
leaving us, (even in case our losses are total).
Net assets,l,3B2,lol.Cl. Homo Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio: Gross assets, $9,000,000; loss
es, $35,000. National, of Bangor, telegraphs its
New York agency t "We arc all right." Wil
liamsporklnsurance Co : No loss. Wicxnara
BLACK, agents for-the above sound companies,
Towanda, Pa.
CARD OF Anprrntnos.---tSeveral of
our most influential Towanda citizens, after e
boated political discussiOn, came to us. and
asked whom we thought was the most advisa
ble candidate to vote for—Gnr.m.ri, Gnatcr,'' or
ROSENFIELD. Oar answer, most certainly, was
ROSENIMELD ; and why? Because, he clothes
you : is this not More than GEEELET or Gmtyr
will de. At this, these cfliZens turned up their
noses, and adjourned to our candidate, ROSEN.
Imp's, to invest in ono of his cheap and dura
ble suits and overcoats.
The last Bradford County
Temperance Convention made arrangements to
have, two good speakers canvass the county in
favc4" of local option and temperance, during
the month of December; in pursuance of which
two excellent speakers, Be,. W. C. lIScDIIIOI.
sox and J. LoirroN, have been engaged, and
appointments have been arranged as follows
Bev. W. C. HoinutcxsoN will speak, on Nov.
20, at Athens; 21, Wyaluaing ; 22, Tarrytown ;
23, Sugar Rnu ; 21, Camptown ; 23, Tuscarora ;
213, Loßaysville ; 27',- Orwell ; 23, Warren ;
Windham; 30, Litchfield Corpus. Dec. 1, She
shequin ; 2, Rome ; 3, 31yersbnrg ; 1, Standing
Stone.
SPRMGT-rq-ct TRUSS AND SU PPORTED.—
Wo take pleasure in informing those suffering
from Hernia, that the 'good SaMaritan, D' e r.
(1. W. Horcustx, will again visit this vicinity,
as follows Troy, Pa..: Tioy House, Dec. 10 ;
Towanda, Pa., Ward House, Dee. 11 and l 2;
Waverly, N. Y., Hai. FIELD'S Hotel, Dec. 13.
-Dr. H:zhas visited this place a number of times,
'and has given the best of satisfaction to all
who have favored him with a call. His appli
ances have the highest reputation throughout
the State of New fork. EIOTCEISIN'S PoSt
Office address is Box 23, Albion, N. Y. Send
stamp for circular, and read testimonials, par=
timlarly those from this county. - .
CAD.D.—I take this method of re
timing my sincere thanks to the citizens of
Bradford county for the liberal patronage they
have bc,towed upon mo this past season ; and
a'continuance of the same being an nm oubted
fact, as our goods have given, and always Mil
give, satisfaction. We are having mattufactar
ed in Philadelphia.the largest and most com
plete stock or Fall and Winter goods ever seen
in Bradford county. Messrs. Goss a, Mellanort,
the popular and stylish merchant tailors, are
located In our establishment; and are prepared
to take your orders , for stylish clothes.. Our
stock of Gents' Furnishing Goods nest Fall will
rcirpssa any outside of the large dties, as it is
my intention to have a stock of the period.
a- . N. Gormsxrrn.
Ke%ystone Clothing Palace,
Brltrrresz. Wouss.—The hair is
the crowning glory of woman. There are few
moderate defects which cannot be remedied by
the proper disposition of the tresses. But when
the hair begins to fall out, or turn gray, in
young people, or with those in:tbe prime of life,
there is cause for real regret. When this is the
case, Had, Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
will be fond to bp a first-class remedy, far su
perior, es a sound medium, to anything else
before the . public. It actually restores gray
hair to its original color, end in the great ma
jority of eases, causes it to grow again When it
is becoming It is not liko many popular
preparations, a mere wash, but a scientific die;
covery, indorsed arid used by physicians of
character. Address B. P. Ham A Co., Nashua,
N. /I.—Forney's Weekly P,ress, Feb. 1, 1668.
How TO Go WEST.—This is an en
qta6, which every •ono should have truthfully
answeied before he starts on his journey, and
a Haig care taken in examination of routes will
In many cases sive much trouble, time and
money. -
The'" C. IV &. Q. A. it.," running from Chi
cago, through Galesburg to Burlington, and
the "I. B. & W. Bt;ute," running from Indian
apolis,' through Bloomington to Burlington,
have achieved a splendid reputation in Ibe last
two yews at the leading Passenger Routes to
the West. At Burlington they connect with
the B. li. B. B, and form the greet Bran.
ton Route, which rum &set through aolithern
lowa to Nebraska and Rams, with Din's , eon
neetlons to Ca/Übe:de and the Ter:Narks; and
passengers starting ftom Bradford count r, on
their way westward, canuot do better than to
take the Bunizscrrox Bora;
This Line has published a pamphlet, called
"How to Go West,• which contains much valu
able information ;fli largo correct map of the
Great West, which can be obtained free of
ehargwby addressing !the General Passenger
Agent B. do M. It. 8., Burlington, lowa.
OAYLORD—BUMNEB.IL-At the helmet of Geo.
' Sumner, the bride's father, Bpriogbill, Pa.,
Oct. 80,1872, by Rev . J. B. Sumner, assisted
by Rer.l). Lt Barnes, Hti B. Os lor d; Poet
muter at *Ousting,' Pa., and Wias Mettle
A. Sumner, of the-former place. ,
TOWNSEND—ARUSTRONCL—At the house of
David Armstrong, the bride's father, Factory
villa, Pa., Noy. 14, 1872, by Ear. J. B. Sum
ner, Eugene 'Townsend, of Nicholson, Pa.,
and Phebe Armstrong, of the former place. .
BIND—McLEAND.—At the M.' E. Parsonage,
Skinner's Eddy Pa., Nor. 9,1872, by Bev. - P.
11. Tower, Mr. John 8. King and Miss Mettle
A. McLeand, both of Auburn', Susquehanna,
,Co., Ps.
LINABEIIRY—COOLEY.—it the M. E. Par
sonage, Skinner's Eddy, Ps,' Nov. 0, 1872, by
Rev. P. R. Tower , Mr. Josephrul Linaberry
and Miss Diary E. Cooley, both of Auburn,
Susquehanna county, Pa.
MONEOE—KITINM.—On Nov. 17.-1872, at
the 14 E. Parsonage, East Smithfield, Pa.,
by Bev. O. L. F. Homo. Mr. 'Umiak S. Mon
roe to Miss qpbelia A. Kitchen, both of Milan,
ps,
HING.:I—At his residence, in Smithfield, Oct. 3,
1872,iJasper King, of putrid erysipelas, in the
46th year of his age.
SEWAItD.—In Sinithtlild, Pa., Nov. 7, of con
sumption, Amelia Kingsbury, wife of Alvin
Seward, aged 73 yean.
(Wilkes-Barre papers please copy.]
Thcimaa Maddocks, Produce
Commission Merchant, 220 'Pennsylvania Ave
nue, Scranton, Pa. Butter, Eggs, Lard, Cheese,
Fruits, Potatoes, &c., Ac. Consignments soli
cited, and returns promptly made .on sale of
Goods. References cheerfully given. Corres
pondence solicited.
Fon SALE, Si HOESES.—Or ex
charm) tither for lumber. B. F. BOwman,
To
wanda. 3t.
Von SALE.—A full-blood Cotswold
Rua. B. F. 139ww.t$, Tai&nds.
• Stir Tickets for all points West
via. Lake shore and Michigan Southern Rail
way for sale At Freight Depot or Pa. 4 N. Y.
R. R. Co.
Aug. 14-3 m.
EVE= Fan= ms OWN PAnrrzu.—
Thiejßlabber Paint. It us mired ready for nee.
Spreads easily and smootly, is glossy, firm, du
rable, elastic, and is a Beaupfu/ Paint, rs. U.
WELLES has the Paint.
LU MBERMEN,
LOOK AT THIS !
The offer for sale at a 4
BARGAIN,
All th'e machinery fora Italay Saw min, which has
been in use only eighteen months and is as good as
now. The Mill can be put up and run on the prem
ises of the auhkribers if desired. and any informa
tion In regard to. operating it cheerfully given. Will
be sold at a great reduction from original cost.
B. 6ASE & SON.
Troy, PL. Nov. 13. 1872.
MERCUR'S HALL,
THURSDAY HYMNING, HOY. 28. 1874
R. M. WELLias
- Will give an entertainment at Hermes Nall, on
Thursday evening, Nov. 29, consisting of
MN . IT ' T;WrIrr> ” ,V . MMI ' S=
Tickets for mit, at Kirby's Drag Store for one
week previous to date of entertainment.
Nott.l3-w2 •
ETTERS REMALNING IN THE
:.
Postallice. Towanda, Pa., Nor. 20, 1872.
B Layton, Be, J Me.Longhrain,. Mrs Ida Hilburn,
Jake Keegan. Miss E Jennings. Miss Lucy Jackson,
G M Hanford, Mrs Ellen Hancock, 'Mrs Elm Hur
ley 2. Mrs Mary Horton. Daniel Holcomb. Frank
Heath James Hilton John Gallaway, A D Farwell,
Miss Mary Fox. Mary Enirom, L V Ells 2, Mary
E Eddy, John Devine, Dr C L Dunham, E H belong
Mrs )I Dougherty. Mrs P Belong, Mary It Drum
mond. Prank W Donghlas"; Jas L Dunn, L Durand.
Cornelius Crowly, A F.Carpenter, Mrs Ursula Clark
Patrick Consedfne, Mrs EC Cook, John Cass, Mrs C
Crary. F J Braley, Orlando Benjamin, Mrs B A Bar
rie, E T Brirnett, 11 8 Benjamin, Charles Earn, Rai
phin Wallis, 8 P Wallis 2. Mrs Ann Whalod Char
ick Westbrook. C E Wallis, Danl Walborn, Wallis
Vanderpool J E Voeburg, Mrs T Vanua", Mrs F
W Vanderalot, Miss H Thompson, D A Stowell, C P
Strickwell, Adarene Shores:B SolOmon, Martin Bun.
lon, Win E Stephenson, Wm Soder, Mrs Lucreta
Shaw. Eugene Spencer, Wll/ S Bands. J M Bobbin,
L Richman, C M Page. Austin Quinlan, John Post,
Wm Vandarpool II Purdy, J R Post, Joseph-Onin,
W A Nixon. Wesley Mingo'. Jas McOUI 2, James
McCloe, Mrs Mary McDonald, Miss Ida Morgan,
Willson McGill, D McNamara. John Lynch. .
L1213:11,2 HELD TOE P0R.11.011.
B Lery. New York; Was But, Lindsey, Ban.;
Thos Scudder, Canton.; 0 F Etwtgert, Binghamton;
M A MAU. Foot of Plane; G L Blackman. Monroe.
ton; Hiram Detrick, Monroeton.
rum) ANNUAL COURSE.
I . ." QF G.
LECTIM. COMMITTEE
Mike the SollorLtak announcements for the
Date,
Bobject—..
M.
AI4NA E. DICKLNSON,
Date
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
Datil March 10, 1872.
Subject—..
E. H. claim and Rim Wain BErnana will be
the other lectutors it their set ices can be secured.
Otherwise other lecturers will be engaged.
General Admission ...........
Beserred Seats
For sale at Sirby'S Drug Store.
.13 0. F. BNDritscer,
EL IV .'LLVORD N
Towlncta, Nov. 13.'1872
JEWELRY J,EWRIARY !
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
AT TEE OLD SURD rormearr (=MED BY
A. WASN,EIL
Banjos! rceived $ Large assortment. of Jewelry o:
all the hied 'tyke.
Americ,an and Swiss 'Watches,
Gold and &flyer, from the chcapeat to the beet;
Also a large aisortment of
CLOCKS, GOLD. AND STEEL SPEC'TAOLD3.
Remember the pLace, two drra Fount of Powell
.k Co.'s, Towanda, Pa.
.
Watches, Clocks, Fel Jewelry carefully repaired.-
N0v.2072
ESTRAY.—Came into the enelos
use of J. V/. illehols, of Burlington, on or
about the 9th of Oct., 1872, one 3.yesz old Helps,
_spotted, with short ham. The owner is-requested
;to arms forward, prove property, pay charges, .and
lakkher away or ate will be disposed of according
l I4w J. W. NICUOLS.
N01.18 , w3 ;
DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
=I
Now Advertisements. .
MB. P. C. HARRIOTT
Of New York,
AIITiIOII3
B. W. ALVOR.D. P.ll
SEASOS OF 15124
ROBERT COLLYER,
isnllazi 3, 1873
Babiect—"
JOHN GOII6H,
January 21, 1878
....February 19, 1873.
Bobject—.• What'. to Ilinder."
SEA SON TICKETS, $3 00.
t~i~?SFSI4Y4a+~
HUGUENIN BROTHERS,
RtratIENER BRO'B.
!Tiny Adratisamis.
WItN/3[)-.-BOOK AGENTS
ana as
GREAT INDUSTRIES
An Watorical stzminia of thi Oiled, Growth, and
Perfatitkekof the Clad industrial Arts -
of ibis country.
'l3OO PAGES An IMO =GRATINGS.
Written by 20 Eminent Authors. including John B.
Gough. Leon Case, Edward Howland. Joe.
I IL Lyman. Err. IL Edwin Hall.
_ Horace Greekry, Philip Sipley Albert Brisbane,
1. P eat., sae. •
This work is a complete history of all brand*s of
industry. processes of siturufacturs, etc.. all ages
It to • c omplete
azu l i oncYclopeona of arts =a maniac. tmers, is the most etitartairdng and valuable
work for information on subjects of general interest
ever offered to the_ public. It Is adapted tothe wants
of the Iferchant, Xenufacturar. kechante, Earmer.
Student, and Inventor. and salt to both old and
young of both classes. The book is sold by agents
who are snaking krge mates to all parts of the coon.
by. Ilk offered at the low price of $ 360 and is
the cheapest book ever sold by subsoil/Sion. No
ilizollyabould be without Unite d
.want Agents
in every town of the United States, and no agent
can fail to do well with this book: Omar terms are
Mend. We give our agents the etelrudve right of
tannery.. Ono of oar agents sold 133 copies in
eight another sold 'in
ageat in days.
Hartford sold 227 368 in one w two eek.
weeks.,
Specimens
of the work seat I. agents on receipt of stamp. Yor
circulars and teem to agents address the publish
ers, J. E BURR & HYDE, Hartford, Corm..
- Chicago. EL, or Cincinnati, Ohio.
AGENTS WANTED for onr
New Book. the
FUNNY SIDE OF PHYIO,
Or the lest:cries of Medicine: . Presenting the Ru
mors and Serious Sides of ;Medical Practice. An
Expose of Yedloal Humbugs, Quacks. and Marl.
elan of all ages and all countries. 800 pages, 250
Engraving&
An interesting and amusing treatise on the Medi-
Burntorgs of the past and present. It e
Quack. impostors, Traveling Doctors, Patent z cri.
cane Tenders, Noted Female Chests, Fortune Tell
ers and Mediums, and gives. intereslxig accounts of
Noted 'Physicians and undue of their lives. It
N
how !Why is manufactured Tobacco and of
what vile liquors medicines are compoied. It re
veals startling secrets -and instructs.,all how to
ay* the ills which flesh is twirl*. We,give =tin
gle territory aid liberal conunisrlosur. • 'For circu
lars and terms address the publishers, J. B. BUBB
k HYDE. Bacfriot, Ct.. Chicago. 111.. or Cincinnati;
Ohio.
KNOTS lIN°TIED,
Or Way■ and By-Ways in the thdden Life of
we want AR entsifor this book. It discloses all the
mysteries of the Detective System. 11 is a record
for the put twenty years of the most skillful detec
tives of this country, in , which the crafts of Bank
Robbers, Thieves, Pickpockets; Lottery Men, Coun
terfeit Money Dealers, and swindlers of all classes
are exposed and brought 'to Justice. Price , $215.
Bond for circulars and terms to agents. :1f0v2012.
T & Co.
Beg to call attention this
week to,,the extraordinary
inducements they will offer
in al/ theii• depattini,nts.
CLOkR9 AND SHAWLS;
CLOTHS ANI? (JASSIMERES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
LADIES' MISSES CHILDREN'S
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
\ air. A. decided reduction has been
made in our prices, and we cor
dially invite' purchasers .to examine
our stock.
Towanda, soy. 13, 1872.
50 cants.
75 cents.
CL A.lll FOR
L. IL nosy,
15. P. Efics.4.
31 a ;WO Drm tiETO 3!:
The tirliimniirotied advantages over those to ordi
nary use. the Ptoof of which may be seen in the
extraottlinary wiles, and constantly increasing de
mand for them:
Ist. That from the peculiar construction of tho
glasses theassist and preserve sight , reader
frequent changes tmn .
dd. That they confer a brilliancy and distinctness
of vision. with an amount of ease and comfort not
hitherto enjo;yed. by spectacle trivets.
td. That . the material from which the Luises are
ground. is tosanfactured specially for optic purpos
es, and is pore, hard. and brilliant, - and 'not liable
to become scratched.
4th. That the frame In which they are sec 'shalt.
er in Gold, Silver, or Steel. are of the finest quality
and finish and guaranteed perfect in every mspett.
For sale only by our authorized agent in this local
ity. We never supply, or employ peddlers.
W. A. Chaniberlin,
Sole,Agent,
N0T.20,187 . 2.
A InirNl: • ATOR'S
Notice is ereby given to all persons Indebted
to the estate o Wm. C. Wilcox, late of Canton,
deceased, must male immediate payment. and
all persons having claims against said estate mast
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
If. T. PORTER,
Administrator.
War.4S-irti
OP THE MUM CUM
~.~.s ia: ~ ~N -rte ~? .y r Y,y r u }=~
DRESS GOODS,
NOTIONS,
SHOES,
HATS AND ; CATS;
DOMESTICS,
FLANAELS, &c., Cc.
TAYLOR & CO.
LAZARUS Sr, MORRIS'
CELERUATZD •
AIM EYE GLASSES,
QIIBRIFF'S SALES.—By virtue of
kJ sundry writs of 'lied Tutu tuned
out of the Court, of Alommos Mega ei PagX•d
Comedy. sad Court directed, will be upon -utorb
lio sale at the Mute In the Borough o To.
winds. THURSDAY, DECRILBI6II 6. NM st 1-
,o'clock, p.m., the following described lot, Piece. or
parcel Wd ithllick twp bounded u
follows: On thnort h by public higilar know n.l 6ll
the State km, on the NM sad eolith by lands of
John Beardsley,•west by land of the widow Fanny
E. Bull and Edward 8. Turrell; containing about 2
acres, more or less. all impmed. with a small
framed dire.Riag house, small framed barn, and few
fruit trees thereon.
Seised and taken into execution at the suit of N.
Bloctun's 111111 vs Susannah Bradshaw and Wni. )t.
Bradshaw.
ALBG—One other
.lot. piece. or parcel of landilitti.
ate to Wells . tsp., bounded so
.follows: On the
north by lairds, of llybranas Wirth/skirt, east by
Nehemiah Rathbun. south by land In possession of
Wade Beardslee and rind of Imeis Griswold, west
by Daniel Dartimple; containing 6”,_' acres. horse lessi about 60 scree Improved. wit s a treated '
house, framed barn, mad few. fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken Into' execution it the snit of
James If. Brink vs Geo. W. Brink. -
AO—Ons other lot. =4; 1 •1 parcel of land sit
uate in. 'TOT/Inds Dora, as follotrs: On the
north by lands of D. 8., Pratt:. east by 'an alley,
south by Adam Wolfe, west by Third street; being
about 60 feet front on sibi Tlainl 'street and - run
ning back to the centre of said alley, about 100 feet
more or leas, with a small framed dwelling house
and few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken Into eaecution snit of B.
W. Lane vs Wm. Wee. -
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate In Ithesbequin twp.. bounded as follows: On
the north by iandf. of Douglass Da - Weer*. A. Hill.
Ralph Tore and the public ; highway, on the cast by
Clinton and Daniel Oore ad the public 'highway,
s. nth by land belonging to the estate of O. C. core,
deceased, west by Susquehanna Diver; containing
90 WWI, more or kin, about 60 acres improved,
with Mean:tad : dwelling house, framed barn with •
horte barn attached, and fruit tree, thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of El
W. Thomas vs Fred C. Gore.
ALSO—One other lot, piece, or parcel of Land sit
nate In Towanda Boro., bounded as follows: On the
north by lands of Bolo:not Walborn and 11. Jacobs,
east by T. C. Delano. south by Pine street, west by
Slanyflle; being about 100 feet front on said
Pine Street and about 112 feet deep, running back
from said street to the south line of lands of said
Walborn and Jacobs, with a framed dwelling house
thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the snit of
E. T. Fox re 0. D. Cash tc Co. and James 0. Frost,.
security.' •
ALSO.-One other lot" place, or parcel of land Sit-
Wain Towanda Itoro , bounded ay follows: On the
north by land of Jetties 0. Met east by John B.
Zuni, south by John Lantz. west 'by
,Charles st.;
helms about 100 feet front on said Charles street.
and amnia/ backto lino of lands of said John F.
Means. aboutl4o fest, more or less, with a framed
shop thereon.
ALSO—"The'defendants C. D. Coati and F. A.
Cash's unClirided two-fifths (2-);lnteteatin one Oth
er lot, piece, or parcel of land ' Situate in Towanda
Boro..isforreaid. bounded on the north by Poplar
street, east by Third stseet, south by Wm. Griffis;
west by an alley; being about 165 feet front on said
Third street and about 221 feet back on said Poplar
street. with a two.atorYgothic.briek dwelling helase
small framed barn. and other outbuildings and few'
fruit and ornamental time thereon. Said lot known
as the Eforuestead Lot of the David Cash estate.
ALSO—The defendants, C. D. Cash and P. A
Caalea undivided two-tithe interest in one other
lot, piece, or parcel of land situate in Ilarets, twp..
containing 113 acres, more or less, in the ILsrmilten
name of D. 11. Cunningham, with' a saw mill, two
toil boluses, and a stable thereon.
ALSO—The defendants, C. D. Cash and F. 44
Cash's undivided two-filths interest in ono other
jot, piece, or tract of land situate in Barclay twp.,
coutsioing 400 acres, more or less:in the warrantee
name of Peter Ladley. •
ALSO—The defendants; C. D. Cash' and V. A.
Cash's undivided two-fifths interest In. one other
lot, piece, or tract of land eituate id Earelay twp.,
containing MO acres, snore or less, in the warrantee
name of Joseph Ladley.
ALSO—The defendants, C. D. Cash and F.. A.
Cash's undivided two-filth interest in one other lot,
piece, or tract of land situate in Barclay twp., con
taining 355 acres, more or less, in the warrantee
name of Walter Stewart.
ALSO—The defendants, •C. D. Caih . and F. A.
Cash's undivided two-fifths interest in one other
lot, piece, or tract of land _situate in Barclay and
Overton twps., conWininp 400 acres, more or leas,
in the warrantee name of Andrew Ladley.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit—of
E. T. Fox's use vs C. D. Cult, end F. A. Cash, se
curity.
ALSO—One otheidot, piece, or parcel of land 'Mtn
ate In Towanda twp., bounded es follows: On the
north by land of IL H. Mace. - east by MiehaellJe
slane, south.by James McGill, west by John Boss`-
man; containing Sit acres, more oarless, no improve
ments.
ALSO—One other lot; piece, or parcel of land sit,
nate in Towanda Boro., bounded as follows. On the
north and east by land oil-John F. Means, south by
E. T. Elliott, west by Sprnee strret; containing ono
acre, more or less, all imprOved, with a two•story
framed. dwelling house, framed barn, and few fruit
trees thereon. ,
Seized and taken into execution at the 'snit of 1
P. L. Ward vs James P. Lewisand Benjamin Lewis.
Also at the suit of D.. 0. Hellion TS James P. Lew
iß and Benjamin Lewis.
ALSO One other lot, piece, or parcel of laud sit
uate Windham tarp. bounded as follows: Begin
ning at thoSouth-esett. cor Online betweeni-the Cad.
wailader and Ringsbury tracts in the middle of road
and running south 79),1 deg west 59) 1 1 per by lands
of - J. Reynolds to w beach tree., thence north 89 deg
west .66 per by lands of E. Boardman to, a post and
atonic, thence north 1 deg east 73 3.10 per by land
of J. M. Peck to' a post and stones, thence north St
deg east 105 per by land of H. Gleason to the Mid
dle of said road: thence south 9 deg east 77 , ' per
along the middle of said road to place of beginning;
contauaing, 13 acres and 45 pc reties, more or leas.
abont 40 acres Improved, with framed honse. Etwo
framed barns and other out buildings, and au orch
ard of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution it the snit of
Barstow A: Kirby ve Nathan Gleason. "."
ALSO—One other lot. piece, or parcel' of land sit
nate in Barlingibn Boro . bounded as follows; On
the north by lands of Wm. T. Mead and-George I'.
Tracy, east by Reuben llorley, south by S. M. Dick.
erman and Alonzo Boss, west by / 411e Berwick turn
pike; containing , about 3 serer; more or less, all
improved, with a framed dwelling house. framed
barn, and few‘rnit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the nit of
Martin J. Long vs Thomas J. / raises , .
ALSO—One other lot. piece, or parcel of land sit
uate in Athens Done. bounded as follows: On the
north by Satterlee !dive, east by Charles Decker,
south by Clarence Smith; west by lot No. 30 belong- .
.ing to the eastate of C. F. Welles. deed; being tot
No. gl according to plot and survey made by Z. F.
Walker; containing 11,250'equare feet. more or less,
with„n framed dwelling houw, horse barn, and few
fruit trete thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of. - G.
L. EastabroOks ve,Judson D. Baker.
td J. P. VAN FLEET, Sheriff.
VRPHA 'S COURT
virtue of an order Issued out of the. Orphan's
Court of Bradford County. the undersi.r.ed admin
istrator of the estate of J. Dorrance Allen, late Of
Wysor. twp., deceased, will expose to public sale at
the late residence of J. D. Allen; on SATURDAY,
NON", 23, 1872, at 10 o'clock, a.m., the followingdes
cribed lot. piece or parcel of land, principally unim
pro:ea, situate in Slieshequln Iwp. Bradford Co.,
Pa , bounded as follows: Beginning at the south
line of land of D. Bill; thence south 10 deg. east 23
per; thence south 6 deg.,east 53 per; thence south
3., dep. east 43 per; thence south '2l deg. east 10
. 1-10 per; thence south 19 deg. west 23 5-10 per. to
the north line of land of 31. Maloney; thence along
north lino of said )laloney's land 92 310 per. to the
west line of said Ilaloney's land; thence north 27
deg. east 34 per; thence a westerly coarse along a
north line of lands of John Barton 64 1-10 per to 3
cor; thence north 3 deg. east 162 2-10 per. to the
north-west cor. of the land; thence south 87 deg,
oast 50 per; thence south 3 deg. - west 16 6-10 per;
thence south 87 deg. east 22 6-10 per. do place of
beginning; containing -95 acres and 66 porches,
more or less, with the appurtenances.
ALSO—The timber on one scie of land as follows
described: Beginning one-half.rod squth of a cer
tain rail fence on road, and also one-half rod south
erly on Delos Vargason's line and running southerly
on said line and along said read far enough to
mike one acre, which timber was reserved to J.
Dort/sage Allen by his father John Allen, in s sale
of said Trod by said John Allen to John B. Conklin
in a deed dated Feb. 18, 1867.
TEES '—zso to be paid on the property being
Struck down, ss'o on confirmation of eale, the bal
ance in one year from conffrmation. '
0et.2.1-st 31.11.1,011 Nd. Adam.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.—No t ice
is hereby given that there has been flied ind
settled in the office of Register of Wills in and for
the County' of Bradford, accounts of •Administra;
tlon upon the following estates, vii:
Final acc't 'of B. Barrett, aihnr. of Caleb Barrett,
deceased. •
Account of 0. F. Toun,g. exr. of Louisa Averi
decettoeil. -
Final acc't of Betsey 1.. Stone, adrnr. with
annexed. of Calvin St,:ne. deceased.
Partial acct bf Jenne Brown, guardian of T. R.; A.
W. E. sad tiPrul.H Dairen. _
Accouuceif Wm. A.gaarulatfl.of =Olt
Cornaby.
Final ace% of Elizabeth FQ,i. (now Elizabeth
Illacarnan), guardian of Clarke T. F0x...,
Ftrialacc't of E. C. Quick, admr. of Paul Quick,
decelfeiL_
Final acct of Jane G. llLliteelce and W. H. Carno
cham &dram, and adrar..of John G. Blakeslee,. decd:
Final arc't of Ass Warner, admr. of Samuel War
ner. deceased.
Final acc'ted A. O Massa, L.11.5We of 'John and
Sarah Adams.
Final acct of 0. D. Bartlett, aittrer of Edwin T.
Brower. deceased.
ALSO- , -The apprailem nt of property sit off 15Y
the execntora or ailndni raters to Itidowa in chil
dren ofthe followin ..cedett,
.tetate of Ilaa- -Taylor. .!
Jacob DeWitt. • •
Charlet G. Kellum. _ •• • •
• L. lowlandsob.
Wm. 'Baker.'
Benj. Benson.
" Erasing IL Smith.'
" . harlos L. Arnold.
" Barry Benlamtn.
D. A. Allen.
Ansel Tillotson.
" Abram Barrier.
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I
, ,
And the same will be presented to the Orphan's
Court of Bradford County, o 6 Thitraday, Dec. Sth,
next for confirmation and allowance:
C. E. CILADDISW, Register.
NOTICE - BANKTrUPTCY:—In
the District Court of the rifted States for the
Western District of Penusylvailia.—La r the matter
of Marshall Brothers, Iburkrftpti4
o the creditors of said bankripts and all others
coLcerried, take notice: • Thar a secsnd general
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupts has been
ordered, and will be held in the Dorougli of Tinran
da. Pa.. in veld district. on the 12th day of Norm . ,
bcr, 18'72. at o'clock. a.m., at the . oUice of E. Over..
ton, Jr., one of tbe,RegistOrs in Bankruptcy in said
district. for the piftAlcses named in the 27th re.:tion
of the Bankrupt Act of Ilareb t'...,71867. Ba present
thereat . . . _ • VA. OVERTON.
Towanda. Oct. 21. 8722 Assignee.
tND FITIM11:11 - TagE•ISOTICE, That in. cbusc:
quence of a mistake in the nanrOltrr 11krotTnrrof
Oct. 21, 1972, in publishing the date of thernecting
Provided fot in above ~not Mes. It has been auly
enter. tlrat cabl meittftig be adjourned and contin
ued to the 29th say of Vnyember, 1972, stlo o'Clock:
a.m., an,"l at the place thentioneci in foregoing cellos
OVEbTt.t.N. -• .
Assignee.
Towand.% Nuv:k2, 1072.4ra
UDITOR S NOTICE.—Noti(i i s
hereby giVon.. that the undersigned Itavtreg
b , :ten :pointed by the Court of Common Pleas of
Bradford County.ah Auditor to distribute, the
parties entitled tliertto,the money in the Sheriff's
hands srlairn; Irinn *Sheriff's Elie of cextiin real
estate, situate In lowanda Boro., belonging to C. D.
and F. A. Cash, will attend to the duties of his ap-
Pninlzuelat.at hts calco la said ildciro.; on FRIDAY.
SOT. f.1,,1872. - at 10 o'cleca, a in., when and where
all person are requii , :tl to present their claims or
ba debarreld from rornin t ?, fu npon.sabl fnnd.
• .1. N. CALIFF, Auditor.
Towanda, Ps.
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TO` • FRosT'& SONS FUR
NITIIRE' EMPORIUM for Cam esio of Bed.
studs. -
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HERIFF'S. SALE.—By virtnej of
i.u,:,
k-7 sundry wr{ts of 'Pi. Pa. and Cond. Expo. I ed
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Bradfor d co -
ty to Me directed and delivered, will be ezpOsed to
Public ballet the Court House in the Borough of
Towanda, in said county, on WEDNESDAY, NOT.
27, 3873, at 1 o'clock. p.m., the following described
lot, piece or parcel of lend situate in Towanna Bore.
boarded as follow: On the rivrth by Weston at.. '
on the emit by land of Sol- Bunnell, synth by lind
belonging to the estate of Charlotte Ward, itto'd, op
the wescby Main street, being 33 feet on said Main
street and -106 feet deep, with a brick dwelling house
th Seized
and taken into execution at the suit of-Jas.
Mercnr in trust for SariGhdaslsl , s Mason is Addi
son G. Meson. - , - • i -
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situ.
ate in Wpm* twp., bounded am follows: On the
north by land of Henry Wool and Charles Dougher
t7. east by N. N. Parks, south by W. B. Parks and
J. B. Muds, west by Johnlohnson, Charles Dorm-'
erty and Henry Wood; containing 120 acres, - more
or leas.. about 100 acres improved, with frareedi
house. two framed barns, and, "apple °rein ild Mime
on. t
- Setttd and taken into execniion at the ma of J.P.
Eirby's use vs John Parks.'
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate-in Windham twp., bounded as followe: Begin , .
Ding at the synth-rut car. of a tract of land in-the
.name of Andrew Dunbar, thence west 160 per. to ,a t
Matt beach tree, thence north` 108 per. to a vett
and stones, thence west n 3 7-10 -per. to a poet and
stones, thence north 103 3.1 Q -per. to a poet and
stones, thence east along land cir Morris . Lawrence
and Michael Quilty 307 per. to a post and atones,
thence south 8 deg. went 215 1.10 rr. to Place of
begititing: containing 204 acres, more or less, ex
cepting, therefrom 44 acres off the west side of
said-land sold by Norman powles to James Peck:
about 123 acres ineProved, with, 3 ;framed, house,
framed barn, and few fruit,trees - thereon. j 1 -
Seized and taken into execution at the suit ef El
hail.= Smith ye A. B. Cowley. • , - ' -
- ALSO pee other lot, piece or pareel of land situ
stein Athens twp. bounded as follows: Ou • the
north by land cf. Bo' heft Dildine. east by a street,
south by Isaac Wood, west by Patrick Lynch end
the Collins heirs; containing one•sizth of- an acre
more or lees; improved with a one-story framed
house and fivr fruit trees thereon.
Seized art taken' into execution at the snit of-Bet
ty &Murrell! Jelin Holland -6
Also at the suit of 0. W. Shipman vs Jno Holland.
ALSO—Ono other lot. piece or parcel of land tau ,
ate in Ulster twp.. bounded as follows: on .the
north by land of Darius Myers, east by public high
way leactilag from Towanda to Ulster, south- by land
in the postesaion of the Widow Flood, west by said
Darius' Myers: -containing one-half sere. more or
leas: Improved with a two-story steam grist mill,
with cider mill attached,legether with the engine,
boiler, 'and machinery attached and belonging to
tante. . ,
LegaL
Seised and taken into etccnUon at the suit of S.s.
ea/I'M:erg es Darius Byers, 0- 8. CaMplicil, fleur7
L.Mingle, Lyman Lincoln and A. 0. Lincoln. , -
Also at the suit of Sarah era vs Darius Myers,
A.-11. Lincoln and Z. 0. Campbell. terra tenants.
ALSO—One ether lot, piece or parcel of land
ate In Ulster twp.* bounded es -follows: On the
north by land of Edward Lockwood, east by-Sus
quehanna nivel; south by - land of Mrs. Mary Ann
Walker, west by, .1 4 .%lwara Mills: containing 63 acres.
more or less, about - 12 acres — improved, with an
orchard of fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate in 'Ulster trp. aforesaid. bounded on the north
by vnblic highway leading', from Ulster village to
Smith Acid, (called Sralthflcial road). east by road or
street leading from said grultiffield. road to Church
and Scbcol-house in Ulster village. south and west
by lands of 3lrttilda Lockwood; being about, 112?;•
feet front on said Smithfield read and about
fot deep, containing 11,,t26f..: square feet, more or
less, with a framed dwelling house, framed barn,
and few fruit trees thereon.
petted and taken into ekeraten at the snit of C.
F. Nichols vs D. B. Walker and - E. L. Walker.
-Also at the sniii,cfß. W. Lznc vs E. L. Walker and.
D. E. Walker.
ALSO=One other lot, piece or pastel of land Situ:
atu in South Creek tap., bounded ac follows: On
tho north by New York State line. east by land of.
Merritt Fan:ocean, aduth by C. Crane, weet . by H.
Allen; containir.g, GO acres, more or lees, no im
pro:cu:ents. with a frrsued to - use thereon. ' •
Seized and taken into execution at the suit 013.
M. Young Nisirara T. Einsrasn.
ALSO—One other lot, piece, or parcel of land situ
ate in Columbia twp., bounded as follows: On the
north by public highway leading Vont Columbia X.
Itoads to Austintille, east by lands of Stsphen Ger
nett and the 'Northern Central 11.. Th. Co., south ey
George Furman, nest by public highway leading
from Columbia X Roads to the •• Bunt School
house " (so called); containing 1.05 acres, more or
less, about S) acres ' Improved, with two framed
barns and other out buildings, and few fruit trees
thereon.
Seized and . taken Into executten 'at the snit of
Pomeroy Bros. vs Abram .3lastin'and Alfr,l Tur-
Man.
ALSO—One otheflot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Alba Bore., hounded as follows: at the north
by public highway leading from Alba to Granville
(called the Granville road), iia,t by Lula of A. J.
gerritt, sonqi. by. John, Baker and I V..,.Vest by Northern Central B.E. Co.. being 40 feet
front on saki Granville ibad and 50 fact 'deep, with
s blacksmith shop thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the amt of
Rower & Romer vs W. R. Stull.
ALSO—One other lot. piece, or parcel. of land situ
ate in Wells twp., bounded as follows: Op the north
by lands of Charles Veneer wed A..Feriirager, west
by Bohn Watson. south by A. W. Knapp, east, by
V. C. - Leonary and Charles Veneer; -containing 72
acres, more less, all improved. with one frame
house, frame barn and other out buildings, aniLan
apple orchard thereon.
Seized and taken Into eiecntton at the suit of J.
B. Brink and Waiter S. nowmatis nee sa Joserh C.
Gale. •
.
ALO—Orte other lot, plece or pvcol of land situ
ate in Litchfield tw - p., hounded as follows: Begin
ning at a post and stones on the warrant line the
con of a lot owned by Warren Strub e along the
• Randolph! road," thence on the said warrant line
north 1 deg. east 41 rods, ilicncs north 52 deg. east
do 7-10 rods to a post, thence south 48 de . g.. east 59
rods running upon the *fence now. standing upon
the west side of , the orchard as.. now staked end,
thenc6 north 51 deg. stm 19 4-10 rods to centre of
Rome and Athens road, thence south 48 deg. cast in
centre of said road 29 5-10 rods to Johnson's Cor
ners, thence south 75 deg. -west 1.f.'.3 4-10 rods in
centre or said " Randolph road " (0 place of begin
rang; containing OS acres and 9 perches, more or
less, about 15 acres improved, and being the same
land as conveyed to Warren Stsuble by War. liar-
ritiatoa by . article of a re-,ulefat, ant , c.l March 24
872. .
Seized and - taken into execution at the slut. of Win
Harrington vs Warren Stuble; •
ALSO-.:One other lotiplece nr retrrel c•f land eau- .
ate - in Towanda thT,.bOunkled as :0110Wat Begin
ning at a black oak, being the senth-nest cor. of a
lot heretofore deeded by J. P. Kirby' aud wife to
Henry Scoville, running thence. north $8 dezand 15
Min. west 43 per,
to a cor. post and stones, theme
south 65 deg. 31 min. west 6i 3-4- per to a cor. on
the west side of Berwick turnpike, thence south 25
deg. east G per. to a cor. on said turnpike, thence
'along line of land of A. L.. Cranmer north SS deg.
west 58 2:-'lO per. to a cor. on line of land of S. S.
Hinraan, thence along line of same north 2!•, - ; deg.
east 07 1.10 per, to a car. In the centre of said turn
pike. thence along the same north GG deg. west 11 .
5-1 Q per. to a cor., thence along - the centre of same
south 81 deg. west 10 1.10 per: to a cor., thence
north 62 deg. west 12 1-10 per. to a cor. in the Cen,
tre of said turnpike. thence north 29 2-3. deg. east
225 5.10 per. along line of land of Adams Sr -Resly to
a tor. post and shits, then& north 72: 1 ;, deg. east
10 1-10 per to a bor., thence south 29. 1 .4' deg. east 144
per. to a cof. putt and stones, thence by laud of
Henry ScOtille south 73 1-3 deg . . West 91 , : per. to
the place of beginning; eontaining 187 acres and 53
perches,•mere or less, about JO* acres improved.
with a framed house, framed liars, and 'other out
buildiafis and fruit trees- thereon ; being, the same
land as conveyed to T. 31. B. nfoy by-Joel Osborn
by deed beaming date July 17.1565, and recorded in
the ofllce fbr recorrinnfaneds, is said. county,
in Deed Book No. EG, Page 145, kc.
Seized and taken into execution at the snit of J.
H. Schradeevs T. 31. Beaty.
Also at tho suit of Joel Osborn vs T. If. Bonfoy.
J. P. VAN FLEET. Sheriff. .
LIST OF THE NAAIES OF 4L11.-;
ors - for Dec. Term of Court to bo 'held at- To
wanda, aenamencing Monday Dec. 2, 1572. ' .
=EEIE73
,Athens twp, Leonard White, Athens bozo, C W
Canfield; Asylum. B S Boss:, AlGanq, Ralph Ste
vens; Burlington twr, :Decatur Ayers; Burtinzton
West, Levi Stanton; Barclay. C P Moore; Cohan).-
bia, J II Watkins; Monroe twp, N Northrnp, Jr..
Overton, 'Francis Orthans: Pike. •Saml Buck; Kite
shequin, Addison Beidlcman, Clark Smith, Fdward
Smith; Standing Slone, C S Taylor: Towanda Boro,.
II T Stevens, Ilirarn Taylor; Towanda North: - Wna
McMorati; Towanda North, Wm Moscrlpt; Tusca
rora, M S .kekley;,Troy twp. Theo Slati‘ey; Wells,
Geo Nobles; Wilmot, Nehemiah Gregory; Wyaln
sing, ChaS Biles.
TBAVTItS ICIV:AttI -, TUtST WZEK
. Athens t i p, Henry Kirby. Geo Coyhentlall; Mba
ny, Lewis Jones. Wm Erwin; Barclay, Mera
ney; Burlington, twp„M D Rundell, Lewis Shiner;
Canton twp, S II Lindley. Albert Bloom; Canton
boro, Saml Strait; Graiiville. II J • H9use. Albert
Barnes; Herrick,. Wm . Giddings; Leßoy, Orator
Ilolcomb; Monroe twp, DeJanson Kellogg; Overton
Fred Berth; Pike, L P Root, W B Stevens;• Bldg
bury. G Burnham, Vincent Owen; Sylvania.. Fin.
ley. Furman; Smithfield, Orvil'e KollOgg: South
Crock, W A Psrsons, Jno Craig; . Sheshequin, Jos
Vougbt; Standing Stone. G A:: Stevens; J F Dodge;
Troy born, Edw Vandine. -Edw Porter; Troy, twp.
Jos Runt, T B Baldwin; Towanda Boro, F J Cal
kins, B 31 Hovey; Towanda twp. Danl Decker; Tus
carora, David Edinger; Ulster, Jag McCarty, John
McQueen. ST - S Warner; Wysox, -Allen Conklin;
Wilunhara, A EMamilton. -
ZR♦TEEN 610EOlti-PMCON - D VIIIC..
Athens tarp, Wrielit Dunham, Sidney Loomis;
Albany. Horace Jones; Barclay. D °Hall ;
ten Wcat. Jno Blackwell; Columbia Gee Wear
itict, Pelee Peckham, C B Strait; Canton twp, D H
Blurt; Canton born, Clarenm Wright; Franklin,
„Mathew Marshall; Granvillo. 0 Fuller; Lenart-.
vine. Biral Bristol. J H Johnson; Overton 'Jacob
Beverly; Orwell. Wm Smith. Julns Gorham; Pike,
G T 'Warner; Ridahury, :Med tHarnraoncl; Bome
twp, L NV:Pawner; South Creek, D F Hildreth,
Dean; Sheslicquin. L PHorton; Springfield; C T
Westbrook, Smithfield, J II Webb; Sylvania, J F
Troy boro, Alvin Linderman. C B Burt; Troy twp.
II D Freeman ; Wm Wanl; Towanda Bore, A H
Kingsbury. Geo Vincent, :lea Platt; Towanda tarp,
PL Ward; Tuscarora, Vincent Gwen; Terry, Sal
mon Buttles; Wysox, Chai Whitney; .Wells, Frank.
Brown; Windham, C B Dunham; Wyalusing.' 11 y
Sell.
Taavims Jrnoza—immn Nrru
•
Albany, Geo Brown; Athena twp. J B Chase, Da
vid, o.ardner; Athens boro, Ch s Milton. C F Saw.
yer; Armenia, J D Becker;- Barclay, Lewis Their&
ton. DinlB:hoonores; Canton boro, Jerome, Sey
mour: , Franklin. F F Fairchild; Granville, , James
.3rerritt, 0m64 Shepard, Saud latfley; Litchfield.
Ltephen SicKibileY; 1 ,6 11 6 r, Levi Santora; Monroe
twp, omen, o A Alger, S A Chaffee;
Pike. P E Woodruff; ROM!! tap, L D Prince, 'John,
Vonlatt, 2d, Farmun Barnes; South Creek. •W 8
Pitts;Cyrns Burke; Springfield. Lyman Porter, Pe
ter ranflonghfou; smithneld, Beebe Geronld, B C
nornas; Towanda Bore, Nathan Tid.l. G E Fox, T
M Woodruff, ,1 G FroFt, :Bichsel Pine; Shbie Bow.
man; Tuscarora. P R Elinge?; Troy boro, Charles
Grohs; Lister. Lnrenzo Watkins; Wells, Alfred
Pinkney; Wfinf-t, John Commius'cy; WYsox. Ecs
Owen. • J. P. VAN FLEET. Sneritr.
p.XECUTOS NOTlCE.—Notice
PC
is hereby given that all pers sus in.l.Aie.l to
the estate of John Fosbnrg. late at Columbia,.
dee% are requested to • make immediate pageant;.
and nit persona basing claims !against said estate,
Inn': 1,7-sent' them dale authenticated for settl
tr.eht, 'BETSEY G. FOSbURGIL.
GERNET. .
Executors
%%3
XECUTOR' S. NOTICE. 4 -
II J Netke is hereby efven that all penkons indebt..
-ea to the. estate of Guy Einney, .dedeased, late
of • Sheshequim are' regmested to mate pareedir.
ate payment, and all persona batung clattneagalrmi
said estate must present them duly authenticated for
rttlenaent. NEWION
GEORGE W. KENNEY;
Executors.
Nov.^o-w6
A DMINISTI{ATOIt'S NOTICE:—
Notice is. hereby, given to all.personi.fr:Obled
tothe estate of John F. Miller. late of Terrlrtovn3, l
deceased, must mate irnmedlato ,paymenk, and
all persons haVing claims against sail estate
must present. them duly authenticated, for settle.
ment. N. T. \ Mt/ER' ,
Ro.r.V.vs6 •
pROCAMATION.—WHEBEAS,
icon. F WS B. STUMM, President'itulge
to the 12th edictal District, conaisting of the!
counties of Bradford and Susquehanna, _and
Hons. Zennurs Fars= and S. 11l umaxvs,
Aeseciate Judges, in and for said county . of
'Bradford, have issued their vrecrept :beanng
date the- Seth day of N , )1%, 1472, to and di
rected for holding a Court of Oyer and Terml- .
ner,'(lctieral Quarter Sessions of the -peace,
Common Pleas and Orphan's Court, at Towan
da, for the Cotuatyof Bradford, oil ithanday, the
2d day of December next,- to continue three
weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coro
nerichind Justiees of the Peace, of the aunty
of Bradford, that they be then and there in -
their firopen pthon, at - 1J) o'clock in the fore
noon oftsaid thy; with recerds, inquisitions and
other remembrances, to do these thieunt which .
to theirjoillto appertains to Lc - done ; and those
who aro bound by recognizance or otheiwise to
prosecute against the prisoners wbo _ard or.
may be hi the jail of said county„ or who shall
be hound fo appear at the said.court .arit to be
then and there to prosecute agatest t to as
shall be jest. Jurors are requested [Co be
punctual ID their attendsnce;kr,reeald7 t; their
notice, '
'Dated at Towanda. the ;lib day - of • Noy„ in.
the year of our Lord, :one, thonaand tight.
hteadrel and oevet-two, and of, the LA&
ponclence of .the United Statet., the ninety
fortrth. • 1.-
• J. P.N.iti FLEET,. tiLeriff.
AUDITOR'S Hid
matter of the estate of D. P. Yenilleir; dec"&..
In' the Orphan'S Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned, an Auditor, appointed by gala - -
Court to distnbute.fondie in bandy of the Adminisr_
trators of said estate. will attend to duties of leach
appointment at lila Bilks In Troy Bbro,or. FAIDAIf,
TiIOVEIIBEB 20, 1812,,at I o'clock, p. m., where all ,1
persons having claims upon said funds must 'pro- `,
sent them or be ?debarred from coining in upon the 1 - 1
frame.. - . W If. CABNOCHAN,
Auditor.
Ncrv.6-w4
Vg.ECUTOR'S NOTICE —Notice
JL - .4fe hereby given that all 'persons indebted to
the estate of JOEL BARNES.' late of Overtsui,
dec'd, are requeited to- make immediate payment
-and all persons having elairn B against said estate
must present them duly authenticated for settle-
men!.
Ck1..0-w6
A DMINISTRATRIX •
-CI-Notice is hereby given to all persona indebted
to the estate, of , I CHABLE.3 R. LADD, late To
wanda, dec'd, mast make immediate* payrusst,
and all persons having claims against said estate
must present them duly authenticated for-settle
ment t
• The books and accounts) of said deceased are left
with Wm. Foyle', Esq., who is author' 4e4 to Bottle
the same for me, and adjust 'all 'matters relating to
the said estate: RoaE S. LADD. -
. Ott,9-w6 Adrnistratrir. -•
V:X E 0 L , T 0 R: ',S -- NOTICE.-
I
k
4Notiee is hereby' given that all poisons in ;bled '
to thq estate of Cha.t. P. Wellesolr., late of: ens,
decease ere requested to reake immediate pa rent
and all_ iiersons having clainia against said e,,tate
niust present them .duly suthentlmted . for settle;
went. t * - vi ELIZABETH WELLES.
J. W. - HOLLENBACE.
JOHN C. WELLES,
Ezeentorf.
No G-al
AD,INTTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—
:.;;A:Ge 'is hereby given that an periOns indebted
to tho estate of. JAMES -DEWEY, late of
.Bpring..
dec'd, are requested to male immediate
payment, and all persons having claim against said
estate must present them duly authenticated for
_
eutpenvint
OcL9-ivG
AYER'S CATHARTIC.PILLS,
- . TI3E:PURPOSES OF -S. FA LLY
'PHYSIC, CURLNG
,_„:
• CoAliveness, darindice,Dyspepsia, Dilgestiou,
Dysentary, FC;nl Stothaeh, Erysipelas, 'Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, 'Eruptions and Skin Diseases.
Biliousness. liver Complaint, Dropsy, Tetter,
Tumors and Salt Rheum, Worms, Gout, 'Neural-
,gia, as a Dinner Pill, and Purifying the Blood.
Are the most congenial purgative yet perreeted.
Their effects abundantly shork how, umeh they _
excel all cther Pills. They are-safe and pleas
ant to take but powerful to curt. They purge-,
mit tie.-foul litirmirs of the blood;' thev stimu
late ill: , altiggish cr disordered organ intoac
tioli, and they -repart health and 'tout to the
whole being: They en , a not only the very
day, c-iraplaint.; of el erybo.l7,. buifjormitlabre
snCi_dan,gerotts clisda-;es. Most emir:cut clergy- I
enorit skilful phybicm,N, and otir- - hei-ti eiti
'z,-tis Fenclgertilicatkli of eur..m . perfqrmr_ , d and
of great benefits they havfl derived frourf - tliesa
Pills. They are the safest and best physic:Tor
children, becauz.e mild, as well ris 'effectual.
lieu;; sugar eT:atezi they are easy to take: and
being pnri b. vegetable., they are entire)y barm l -
Ices
, •
C. 3TEP. F. CO.,itowsts, Mass,
I.D.AcricAr., AND ANAmprrcAL cniDasi‘s,
And gOld by Draggista 11 round. theworld.
Dr. .11. C.: PORTER A-)( SON WholeNale agents
~ tf3rln.le by iie4lers. O.:roughen
tbe..,ontity. Oct.:10-m1
FA' l.
'4 AT A BARGAIN'. --The
• under4i G .ca r., , Zers for sale his farm in North - .
Towanda, at a bargain. The farm contains about
. 53 acres, acres under good state of cultivatiop
the talzure.'vvell timbered. There is alsn o
ge.rat fruit'good buildings; and tiever-isilitg , sate.r
Will sell ou'relsonzble terms affil give time on
por , ..oia of the purelmse money.
Nbith Towtntla, Oct.
ROE . ISON'S REPEATZ'O'
IiFFLE, NEW MODDLE,
Strop, 7, Powerful, Safe, and Accurate, whit;:
makes it one of the :best Guns ever Offexed,
Sportsmen. Prices from $3B to S4S. Send - for
circular to F. A. Maxfield, West Auburn, Pi., Agent
for Ilradford, Susquehanna, Sallivan, Wyoming,
and Luzerne counties- N0v.13-w4,
'VALUABLE FARII FOR. SALE,
1 belonging to the. estate of - Wm. W. Easta
'brOoks, deceased, situated in North Towanda, five
miles from Towanda Bore., containing about t lls
acres, between 75 and ICO acres improved, with a
new dwelling house well arranged for tWO
a good barn and other out buildings, two orchards,
a living spring of water brought - to the 'house in
logs. For further particulars apply to - Wm. Els.
breet,, Athens; Ward Eastabrooks, Ulster; [Wil
lard Loveland, Troy, or Wilford Eastabrooka on the
premises. . - 1ov:15-w4
PROPOSALS.—ProposaIs will be
rec.eived Arnie office of the Wilkes-Buie Coal
and Iron Company, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., until Deeem-.
hex 1. 1872, for the whole or the part of Three Bon,
Bred and Fifty (350) Tons best quality pressed Tim
othy Ray, to be delivered at Wilkes-Barre, between ,
date of contract and the.first of March, 1873,
G. 117. - PABBISEI, Stmt.
W.B.C.&LCo.
tibv.G . 72-oaci.
QTRAYED,OII STOLEN FllOll-
kJ his home,' dIILACK PUP, a small white spot on
his breast, about 10. months old; he is part birl and
part shepherd, answers to the name of Sport. Any
one giving information regarding his phereabonts
will he liberally rewarded. . •
DRONCItipZG TAYLOR
L.Rayscillc, Pa., Nov. 20, 1072.-tf
ESTRAY.—Came into the enclo
ore of the undersigned, in Pike township, on -
or about October 21, 1872, a Light:,Bay Mare Mule,
mane sheared, shoes on forward feet,' supposed to
be three years old. The owner le requested to
conic forward, prove property,. pay :charges, and
take her away, or she will be disposed:of according f, -
to law. t
1i0v.6-xs3 ' - P. L. COBB.
HALL'S .VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAM RENEWER.
Every year increases the populhkity of this rains
ble Hair Preparation; s11ielf:0 due' to merit alone.:
We can assure our old patrons that it is kept fully
up to itahlgh standard; ancr : it is the only reliable
and perfected preparanon for restoring Gray- or
Faded Hair to its youthful color,-making it soft,
trons, — and silken. The scalp, by' its use;, becomei
white and clean. It removes au eruptions and dand
ruff, and, by its tonic properties, Prevents the'llair
from falling out, as it stimulates and nourishes the
hair,-glands. By its use thp hair grows/1 . -bicker and
strayer. In baldness it restores the capillary glands
to their normal vigor, and 1;i11 create. a new growth,
except in extreme old age. "It is the most econorai,
cal Flair Dressing ever used, ',as it requirsifeirr ap
plications, and gives theihair-a splendid glossy ap
pearance. A. A. Hayes, 31. T D., State }Assayer of
"lfaseachusette, says, “The constituents are pure -
and carefully selected for excellent quality ; and I
consider it ithe.Best Preparation for its. ntended
purposes.
Is an elegant dressing for beautifying tkip Sairr
has no superior., • '7l"
Sot.tty al/ Dru Anil Dealers in Medici
riips.lign ET
LA. J. C. AVEiI Losinu.,
. Practical and Analytical Chemists,.,.
AND. SOLD ALL =LIM TYLE4WORLD;
,
Dr. H. C. koirrzn, SON & Co., W*)lcsalo Agents.
Towandi, - P3., and for sale by dealers ,thrcnaghout
the county. , ' I
Dec. ?„1871.--Iyeow. •
.cO.OO AGENTS WANTED - at once.
tr for our New Book, the Life of. the Great Ex
plorer, •
.
&thrilling account or what he has experienced and
accomplished (luring twenty-eightleara in wilds
of Africa , and óf hia—reaurrection from,a4iring
death, by, STLNLEV; irith particulars (4 Ina peillona
trip in searclirit, and, long sojourn with_ the aged
di,icoverer, etc.. etc., GOO pages, only S 2 50. Bul
l-ere:illy wanted:: Fob lull description and terms
addret,s at once
HUBBARD BROS., Publishers..
MIL or Botta...
firmere
toforo existing and known as Bnover k Bsfart
-Bro's-has this day been dissolved by mutual .con
sent. The accounts of tho lato firm train the
hands of tr. 8. Blamer, :and J.. H. Swart for settle
ment, to 'whom all persons indebted to said firm
are rtqueated to makotramediato
- LT. 8. OVN2I;
J. H. SWART:
GEORGE 8. SWAZI%
NVYalusii2g, Pa., Hoc. 2,1872:
The .bnoMess will be motioned at the old stand
..It7 the eubscribers, where we shall Do glad to Re
all those who may favor no with a - call. '
S. EM 4 OVEII.
J. IL SWART:
Nov. 13•x3
,GROCERIES.—=Fresh supply of
beat Syrnpe, Teats Currents>
.PLUFICBV
Attzed Pickets, &c.. at
0ct.9,72.
Adm~ni+ lor:ti
RICILS.ED BEDFORD.
' Eif:cutor:
Lucy DEWEY'.
IRVINE DE,RGES.4; 4
, Executors
C. E. W.U.ITE
DEICE ONE DOT TA II
LIVINGSTONE
w. A. 1100ILWELL'S;