, .
West, and, we have the problem solv
ed
TII.Ef f ECE2.IE AT CIIAPPAQUA
. Everything looks desolate at Chap=
paqua., There is general mourning
among the inhabitants. "I'am a
Grant Republican," - said an old in
. habitant to - the Sun reporter ,-"but
i could crY for Horace. He's one a
raighty'Sight for this placci,"
The swamp which M. Greeley
converted into a grassy and produe
tive • field was covered with snow.
The-sombre evergreens were spark
ling with frog.. Jordan, Mr. Gree
ley's man, is to leave the place on
Saturday. He has been in. Mr. Gree
ley's service some three or four
years, andAigured somewhat in the
Chappaqua reunions of the late cam
paign.
It is understood that Mr. Greeley's
family will Lever return to Chappa
qua. The model - homestcad is I to be
abnudoned. The house was desert
ed. On the harp was posted the fol
lowing :
AUG rION.
Sale or
STOCK' P M) P UIM CTENSI
on the e+ol
11. GREELEY, Chappaquil,
at 1 Cc uu Satnrday, Nay., 30, 1872,
comistnr; '.12 cake of cattle, 1 cows, rand 1
AI
,L rue3'l , nll bred by Wm. Duncan, so;rel mare,
2 brown ponies, 2 carts and one oal sled, 12
plows, and other articles too numerous to men-
TELIN C.t;:11. sat", FO-mv.n.
" Nrguti" Print, 'Tarrytown
Tratt:TE OF TIT} WORLD
X E w - YORE, Nov. :h,—The World
'sac's it is too much overcome with
grief to analyze Mr. Greeley's , char
acter and career. It say, however,
be was probably the most remarkable
American of his period. Though an
earnest controversialist he bore no
even in the heat
. of political
contention. - No man overresponded
M,:n: warmly to the personal esteem
f party antagonists. Even with
Stephen A. Douglas, his relations and
int , .reourse rested on a footing of the
frrtukestl..;ood will, and thOre have
been receut iustauees iu which he
gale his confidence to political
tppnnents with a more trusting
irreserve if it were permitted us to e
mention them. After saying that Mr.
Greeley at one time during the
rass had good grounds for expecting
to be elected the IP") Id adds.:
"The stars in their course seemed
t light against him."
AN INCIDENT OF liln 1.1:•T DAYS
The Sun says in his mental and
moral characteristics Greeley was a
puzzling compound of contrarieties
which defY. close analysis. It adds
thilt Greeley was horrified in seeing
in the Tribune of Nov. along
side of his own card the remarkable
editorial headed' "Crurqa of Com
fort.," which expressed gratitude that
his f,Greeley,s) -defeat would relieve
him from the solicitations of office
beggars, and which the .Sun says in
sulteri every person who voted for
him. Greeley immediately went to
'the 'tribune office and wrote a dis
elaieler that he had never Leen con
saltc.i; inver saw the article, an(l re
liat,•d the stntinii , nts and the lan-
This .dr-clairw:r was sup-
He wru:c another which
:..up,rc , !.:s- 1 after being put
T;‘,. critici,m which
rticia provoked — from his late
-tors adde , (l to his (I( pression
During h s last hours
violeht that the fiuniture
fruit). his foolii. One
.hf, , threw a kerosene: lump on
to the n , orri, and
!.Oulu' time tore to picces the
by the Tribune
As his strength left him
l‘ccame more quiet.
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• -,~,
IBM
BE
MEI
1, , .. .
':1:11:171..:•:. I'o Ii Ifi )IE.:11-(1111'
(,f Lutiis f:11/1) last
adoptoi r,tsolutinnc volwt•rning
death.
It• Chili will hold a special
o-oi!rlit to pary, tribute t 4) his
I
nniun Li ague flag is at
Hast Eater-ley . 4-4 death was the
of conversation at
• tdilLs and hotels np to a late hour,
Tirportrr.
Tltur,(l.l\% Teer.:3l)or :;. l 572,
L D G /42c I? Al, .
f." :1 , 11!ly y pikitrirt-(1 for this
• t..• :• .1 ?It th• 3tt
Epi , “!epal Mite Society
• ,t. ow It-J._
1.. ~_ 1~ t
71,,f.iee the flame of lion
MEI
112
itzi!"- tu , (ltrst ftral that the la
. u lrtt,ti r itt t
" '..•;
Th. I),t` tong of t :,ever al
t lv, hto.- I,i•Ni a .tti,.e:ittt; ;2.1.1
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A. (2. (4-1.-.ortriE,'D D., as-
Fir-t M. E.
•:I. :1:: , hr, of this
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tcr to 1O roinolubc-r-
NE
• I I!.artfo2it tilkt
N:C11 , )1.,, of Tow,lrola,
• •. • .I;tl.t, 1... y nevt-r want
convened on Monday
AsFociates are on
Tn,.; :,;,;.e a rs to be a largi.. amount •
,
,t , tt r V4lieli will take
,i.,,,
=I
VA fftr,non-attend
- inat:y j:tryntpn habitn
-1:•• :4, that this action on the
r ,
=lll
• lust week
13.•;:t:Ls, I'.
I ; of 11,1,1 ni l Ho which
• "qer,. , :•••; Hal), the Lith. (-'re
:: ;?.., r
;•.;;. C. , lrCe-4 (N. 1.4 ,a,tra.7l,
• 1, ~.• ( , I:itty tin,l , r,starls how to
, . • : i3t,d no- try,re.
• • , ,t, - (,!
- ~ th , .
• «•hate
husi. 111 'totticri r , t the
MEI
per
r, \FYN
Mr: VI. A. itt
nupti . .:li
.31.nia
to tit,. list 'of
:loh Wct i
~.:1 Til.nnlit-gi:ing
I t•.;1;
116"C::z;.1.1* . r, is oracr
Iliv
se- Rev. Wm. Wma",the sailor
preacher, has been htdding a series of revival
meetings . in 1,1 crsb rg. The meetings have
been largely attended and very successful, Mr.
WMANS being .a very popular and effective
preacher. The revivtil is still in progress.
There,will be preaching in Myersbrzg, on
Thursday evening, Dec. 5, in wagon shop, and
on the Sabbath tolleting at 10i A. al., and at
6P. sr. Cordial invitation extended to all.
stir Our excellent ybung friend,
JOHN F. SANDI:IMS, of il ihe First National Ball,
has dole ,a very scrisia le. thing in taking to
-himself a better-half. ,As might be expected
by all who know Jonx, he exercised his usual
sagacity and excellent ludgment in his choice
of a help-meet. We tc- I nderlho happy pair our
. warmest congratulations, coupled with the
wish that their wedded life may be long and
happy:
se- D. W. GOItE ha; been trans
ferred from the position of Route Agent on the
L. V. R. It. to that of Postal Clerk on the
Erie' R. It. Mr. Gonfs promotion was well de
served, ai,,he has made "making up mails"
study for years, :Intl has no superior in the ser
vice.
JAMEB H. JoitxsoN, of Owego, takes 11,;.
Cr ones place on the Lehigh Vailey. Mr. Jon
SON is a worthy young man, and we are grati
fied at his appointment.
PERSONAL.—"BUCK TIIO3IAS, 80,1
of ex-Sheriff TIIOMAS, is visiting friends in this
county. 0
—S. W. Dees, son of Hon. P. 11. Bucs, and
JosErn DAVIES, of Lalaysville, are members of
the Freshman class at Union College.
—Dcni.a LATLIII.OP,:Esq., of 11011trOSO, hqs
been appointed Look-keeper in, the First Na
tional 13ank of this place. Mr. L. is au urbane,
affable gentleman, and We are glad to number
him among our tcitizens. The officers of the
National seem to look as much to the' conven
ience or the public in the eelecton of employes,
as to their own benefit, This is ono of the
reasons why the institution Is so .leservedly
popular
jar . C. H.. ALLEN, foreinan of the
IlEror:rnn cilice, entertained ±I journeymen
printers and apprentices of this place, on
Thanksgiving Day. The following unique card
was issued b. Mr. A. fur the ue.,!a,,ion:
"When thon inakek a feast, call in the Poor."
The weary and van diteiples 01 Faint Hill par!
t 1.1,0 of
HASH,
TELUBSDAIi, NOVEMBER 28, 1872,
AT ALLEN'S
will e“rntnence at 2:30 P. IL, sharp
W(itry Ono, tl,(rewill be less Mt over it thou
art preseut
Th'e boyi. ....iy`they would never tiro of the
finality of "hash" Ferved np-by Mrs. A. on the
ocessi,.n.
According to aunounceinent,
HALT:ic:ri gave one of his readings in Mer•
cur's Hall. • , n Thurbday evening: The attend
ance ‘N!,. Lrot largr , , but a very decided impres
sienwak, x t h upou tte intelligent and appre-
Cativo n?.e. Mr. HAratuvrr is a gentkinan
of rare talent ; his Hell, deq.)-tuned triie a d rn i.
rabli alid l.ty inunrier 100 qt zgreea
blell
Hi- fir:::was a touching episode' Of
v.ar, tshich was Introduced in a few
ga,w and v,e:l timed remarks 14• Mr. 11.
Then Milowed a solection ftom "Hans
1111111." which was. rendered in a manner to emits
r0,..r, of laughter from the audience. Ilis
frOlilDICI:IINS, 114rOdueing Mr. PtcIIWICL
SAM WELLEL, MaGt•rs, etc., was t , r) h ell
rendered as alMost to make the listener: , In-I:Ig
lu(' the several characters before them. His reci
tation of the " was perfectly grand, and
\Nos hatehed to with breathlea,. attention. His
closing ri from Drr cce recitcd by req nest,
" Sair.Y GAMP " and Mr. Morm,,
q,19 rccei•..ed with great ai , plause. Mr.
HA I:1 oir 1/1.,. but few•ciluals as an cleentiOn
ist, and has gain( •a fair repatattin ae. a cont
pusf_r. Although engi:gc,l in ac'ivo. in
New York • t‘t yet think Le stiould 'give 1 , 1l•rk .
time to a, prole,gion for which he, has 5110.1
rare gifts, eu'd we c ,rdially commend him to
lecture (' rmilittees who desire an entez nun
hi....,liest order.
ED. REPORTER : The thunders
0-e over, and the astonishing'resplt
;!. 3 r),•10.e li , ;(•'1" what they were
ah , iut. Iu inr own t'atri,hili of !tome. ever
th•- might v. ell have been ittels,el
on the thi age, turned out with entlin
rtia,ni fo caNt' t 6, "r•votes INT and Wu.
spt.;\..• ba•-,
lint rr.r the following li'tt nonh over
To, a l h i nt uric having noted for the Republican
e.andttlate , at tle• 1a < r•tihn • •
L'es'i/ Li
Age.
S donion . ..70 '23
.
Abram Conklin - . 84 16
l'etvr Votaght . .. . ...73
. 67
Fahla t ,
....5.3 10
.....
Tlo Votr o rlit . : .........i0 ,
(}ham To- 71( 7
Siil:l.l 0 , 1 r......
Martin
John H:civA
Wiilthatn nit .
Irarrt; Burcha rd
John
S2.nmel W.Qtt . .... .72 4;3
. ':so 75
Unl't -
EN MWNET., the ~ +ldegt man in the town•
ship. “vcr 93 yt-r.r: ag• aril a 11,1111 , nem,
:vas ivo Ole t,142,,nti!. uUt.
Str: t v.-F. Ann: , ;hicli way the wind blows. This
uteun tonAr is part in aeL'!,ktint
t!lP o'n I , lf , II Tabl,• raljwiti.:•l,
which , rLy, , w.velo away the. (I,lll3 4 .igues and
their P410w10 , . .Tusion.
I=l
A.Ner. CQNN, ENTLON AT
- I. 1.: titet I. 0. of
G. T., in, tat Atha,.; vilnit,er 21, in the
t.cid on tilotion of otn• of
th , 'ilf —at., Hon. B. g. Dart?, of Canton. waq
t 111 , 2 chair. •
Att..r . tho 7,1 , 414.10p(•1,1:1 , ,r1 , escreiFes, the follow
in:: c v..cre arpointel :
nip Ittsnlkt inks. J. IS.Tec.ve, A. Spaulding,
C.
. . . .
- Williston, Lir.l,!ir.ler, and B . ilitr.r Hoyt.
flu firel t r—auigt Barnes, ant Sis
l,-r tintqlri.e.
e - Ho t, Sister 6 and tittrenp.
On Inr,titn.. :01 _pon. , , nF, take
part :zitlw •
The 1, !:••
7,f:1 elt•rgyrntn of ti.li e.,nnty
I, I h• t h e hith•
:CI (11 tt-1111) rza ‘llllng 11.0
als.) ow• ry, i r. t.)
the vole I. , 1•1•;• ?11.- ••--
• •
Acj,nlrar 1.
=
v,nc tv.1.,•n1.1)1n H ..± . olUtiOng,
,t,nitor
nt.:'t .Ira cor.troitlee of
p .^t• 1 t tilt: f.. 1. :lit: purpose
r 11011 a t,tranittge to et-:r.raFpond
pa, cf tire county, fir the
gew rat ,pinztlt•-nrni.nt on the L0 , 7`1 Option
p the folhoy
ing.La-r.e3 1•C71.111S :
Th , n. IL S. D.iftt, Canton ; S. W...1.11.'0rd, To
wanda : Charles Athens ; C. E. White,
Tv .:aura S. S. Butts, wyr,ilsing S. B.
Re: ye. Atherns.
Th- rep( its f delegates from the different
L , ,clgf.s and Tocymliirs, eloecd the first day'g
prle , "( dingS.
In the evening Mr. J. Lorton, of Green coun
ty, N. Y.. gave an excellent temperance address
iu the Pro-by terian Church. which tiara (pia°
Lir 1.0. Y attended. -
S' , CONn lot?
op :el ‘‘;tll r. E. White in the eh:cr.
The were offered rd.l
adopted :
That the Standing Viglll.llal C
multic he instructed to see that the proper Ir,
gal notice in regard to the Note of Looal Opti,a
is gfven lief Te the January election.
ResofrO, That we recommend the Standing
Committee, aided Ly tit , : several vigi'..tno r C:--;zil
tnittees of the county, to provide fur the 'hold
ing of Teiol.( ranee meeting.. ni i.:ery school
distri .t, the third Friday In Janua
ry.
- hat the p:esent mat', ~ f ou;-
try, the prer:Cli;:lee of tiriain.: haP ii,
the illicit disit:la• ton ..f the violation, of
the law -1 r, lain::: to tl:e heen,e and sale of the
.s ante , the apiii:y eotaavanc. , of malty of the
officers of the lov as to these violatiims, the
tow state of public fent:meet as to the evils and
the increase of intemperance, and the indnence
the liquor interest in our party politics, call
for a nathined, united, persevering Effort en
the part of all geed citizens for the pelage and
enforcement of laws calculated to check and
ultimately destroy - the manufacture End sale of
all intosicatiug liquors. ,
Madrid, That until such improved Tempe.
rance laws can bo we , pledge ourselves
to use every pawl le means to awaken public
sentiment to ase of the threatening evils of
liquor drinking,
an iseed,
to secure a rigid enforce
ment of the prelim laws.
Respired, That hereafter our Conventions
shall be known as good Templar Conventions.
Resolved, That a committee of three be aP
pointed to confer with Charles Hinton, editor
of the Athens Gazette, for the purpose of mak
ing his paper the Local Option campaign paper,
for Bradford county.
The following committee was appointed.:
Brothers Beeves, Butts, uld 'Woodburn.
The committee reported favorably, and the
following was
.
Resoreed, flat a committee of five be ap
pointed by the chair, whose duty it shall be,
assisted by the Vigilance Committees of the
countY,, to secure subscriptions, and extend the
l
circulation of tb Athens Gazelle, with the, un
derstanding thi t it become a Temperance pa
per. ' •
ALSOLVITOS OF TLIANEEL
Tho following was unanimously adopt
Raolced, Thit the thanks of this Convention
are hereby tendered to the citizens of Athens,
for the very liberal end courteous, reception ez
tbnded to the dilegatcs and and visiting mem.
bers,• to the trustees of the l'resbyterian church,
for the use of their house of worship, and to
Brother Lorton,:by whom tho interest of our
present gathering has been greatly augmented.
This Convention, although thinly attended,
and owing, no doubt, to the inconvenience of
overland travel, caused by the horse epidemic,
wits highly interesting and beneficial, and will
rdsult, no doubt, in great good.
AD.IOIIIINED,
to meet at Canton, the third Wednesday in Feb
ruary, 1873. • S. C GATEAU!), Sec'y.
Wyalusing, Nov. 23, 1872.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
tat. All the novelties of the season
ust received at EVAN'S & firtrarTlfs.
Or The most fastidious person
can:find something to suit at Cuoss*.
LO- Did you know that FaOST
So:' , .s 4 had Willow Cradles ?
Gents' nuderwear, of every
description, very at HIRAM
tea— Keystone Clothing Palace,
Main :Arcot, next to First National Bank.
va.. If you iVaut a good overcoat,
go tOIRA:,I TAYLOR'S.
SW - Dress Making done, at the
Bee Hive, by Hie:B TaritEssi Ct3l3lltil:Y.
Dar French Felt and Soft Crown
ecillats, at the Bee five Store. •
The American Sewing Ala
chil.o iu tll bit.
M. New Millinery Goods are con
btintly being received at the Bee Hive Store.
lair The best lieresene Oil at Jux
an - ts', by the Larrel or gallon.
Butteriek's Patterns, at the
Bee Hive.
Warm meals at all hours
Cowr.r.s' Bat:cry.
rdr• New Music, at the Bee Hive,
Mt rear's block.
A The Gardner Chair Seat is
0.0 Ic,t.
eite- Buttons, Fringes and Passa
imnitatif., at Store.
Ml—Gray- Nets at the Ike Hive
Stare.
Ml , Invisible Hair Nets, iu all col
or,, :It t 4. 1.:(f, thve Stone. •
m. Sweet Potatoes and Cranber
ries, at COWLES' Bake:'.
ttik. EI:ANS Lc . LimmtErn call atten
tion..) th , it rolv, Dew Fall Goods.
A asortmeut of Brack
et:, jt:-1 r,2ce•ived at FI:o, f S SONS.
OyAters by the quart, at 45
A. I',Ari.r.s.
Job work, of every ileseiiption,
non t:‘ anti exnediti(oi , :ly I:Z(cuit.l at this (dice.
tam :1n entire new stuck
FI flt the Lee Hive
Store.
vN. Go to Juxt: A.: LEWIS', and buy
iLr N , tv rc•. It I , the :;tes - e in mar
ket.
Buant'ex's National Hay and
;-;vray. ..:10.1.:‘• •
PENDLEToN
_____
73 Al
71 '2
77
73
f. , 3 71
A. large assortment of Ameri
can C. f.:k and Parkir at
PENDLETON S. DittEolo4.
ROr:MS FOR RM.;T--Over WICKHAM
gnquire at 31. E. ItosyNFIELD's
C1o:11Ing Store, in lii:lmr.m : t.N's Nock.
ME
Full SALE.—Two or " three new
desirablF locatcl. Terms c:4y. En
gntrc W. G. Go!:DoN. at Ttirv.r A: Gordon's
Drag Stoic.
Z'? ViTylatest styles in Bonnets.
Inot Hata i'"r 1.1 licA, Chlldren:at
Nr,. 2, )Ic,Tcilr's IV,,ck, To
, Pa.
:, If you Walit, a iirst-class Par
lor Stove, get the Light Iron , e, on band and
by Pu.sia.rloN fi DA1:110W,
ill, Pa.
t_ In buying goods of BAnizox`k,
T.IIIIADL•e!:, yr 71 ale of i.-,ttt:o•4 r‘r 7 ,ts!,
•
. ') navitucc in the price of
J-1 ronti.n A GNUS,'. I0') Slain
Ortet.
full assortuatlut'of
au ,Instv :.t t'. 3. Ili•:i 14-
cur's Nook.
13kr.pox TxtmAnca: have the
best as-ortinetit i,t 1 1.hipy tPC 11:1:Ve t.vt.r
tgf— Just received at the Ike Hive,
el , .: l4 alit ci:•:7ortinunt or 1:).1•1:,,' er..l Mi s sew
and tt
newasj styles.
Persons attending r.)iirt next
nct neglact to k•tb - ing
Strirc 11, ti • • „ trt.,,xt
bargains in Willi , r clotffing.
7 '
itgl r The cheapest, place to !my
ilardwa!:e, Tinware, Iron, SaiLA and St...T - Is, is
at Juye..:.: Ilard , vare Stvre, Lll _ leTen:
P.tl\T:—Have you Seen or
hoard at' it It not, it i>~ wqrth your %%kilo' to
enquire into its value. See IL M. ,NVEux.s'
"Ilubtwr Paint" card in another column.
ter Keep your feet warm dry
by busing your Ituots; Shoot and nu era of
CoosEn a: CeoNs, 100 Main etreet.
Now is a good time: to get
letter-heads, envelopes and Lill-heads
printed, and the REMUTKR atiee iti 3 g ood
place t:o g.,t.thern
ittia,. The reliable firm of FiARRON
TALIEADLir. hare Lceu appointed agepts fur
the telarated 11 - c.ntaso's Safes. In these days
ofll , ) , lse breaker 8 and /p 1 prudent busi
ne..; man bly.)ulfl be wiihotit one.
lIAv .I,';:r.s.q.E.s —For sale, Ingcrsoll's
popular 1.4 end E:tgle Improved linnd Hay
p re , r,. I;4r,incr , wll.l it
till it hay f..: :±
Thr v rriii tied thc. 2 i'f•PLi
1). - 2 j very tiling for 11.1. purpc,v.
11. M. WELLEa.
- ,
i.,?.r.ndit. Oct. 15.
CCM
I=
ME:2I
BAPITBT Ponnox.—The friends of
Ear. twee, will meet at the Parsonage for
a Donation Mint, on Friday atkanoon and even
ing, Dec. 13, 1872. A general in tation Is giv
en. •
The place to buy a fi rst-class
Co.ok or railer liltovo, is at
Pr..nm...rros 4k, DAILUOW%
I- Orwell, Pa.
war CuA tnERTAn-,is now displaying
the Anest and largest assortinent of silver and
plated ware, and solid and plated jewelry, gold
and silver watches, ever offered outside of the
largo cities.
is.. LAZARUS iS; 3l6hui manufac
turers of those celebrated spectacles, have
changed their agency from J. Ilrors.Nrs's to
Wu. A. CBANDEIII-AIN‘B.
TELCHER IVANTED.Onti ca
pable of teaching all English branches, to take
charge of a smill number of pupils in a private
family. One who rinderstands piano music pre
ferred. Address, TELCIIER,
.11EPOIITEll Office,
Do you want a seising ma
chine, and do you know that the Singer never
disappoints ? Atter t.eveirars'•..iiferienee we
can truly say that the Sin or dory give eatigrac
tion. Wiegnalt 132.acK, Agent&
ta.;, Tho _ Historical Society , of
Bradford county will bold a t g c harterly meeting
at the Grand Jury Doom, ii Towanda, on Mon
day, Dec. 9, 1872, at 2 o'cloCk P. M.
. E. P. t.rv, Dec. Sec'y".
iseo. Froosx BranANs, Ticket Agait
Pa. Ai N. Y. R. It. Co., has Levu appointed solo
agent ha this place for the 'sale or the Railway
passengen Assurance Co.'s accident tickets..
These tickets cost but a trifle, and corer all
kinds of accidents. 3 •
EverybodY that is, eve!) ,
BeriFlble, 'well informed person is now think•
,ing What he or she shall buy for a Christmas
present. We advise tkll of yon to go and exam
ine Caoss• beautiful sock of Books and Station
ery.
AT LAST IT ElA i i BEEN FOUND.—The
chair seat that will never t wear out. J. 0. Faorr
SONS aro now prepared to put seats in all
kinds of chairs with Gardner's patent chair
scat, which is the best rind moat durable seat
in the world. Call and seelit.
te- The ladies of the Episcotial
Church, Athens, will hold a fair and festival in
their new parsonage, on Tlinrsday afternoon
and evening, %Pee, 12. Many articles suitable
for Cliristmas'presents, will be offered. Ile
freslinrcnts will be served. -
.1;&.• 3. 0. FROST & SONS- wish, to
put a Woven Wire 311ttre5s in every house in
Towanda, on a month's trial, and if it does not
suit them, they will call and take it away. Now
is your time to get perfect sleep. Be sure you
try, and then you will, buy.
COAL AT WHOLESALE.--R. M. WELtEs
is gelling superiot: Hard Anthracite Coal; by
the car load, very cheap, dvhvered at any R. It.
gtation between Wyalwing an l Atheus. Noir
the time to secure your Winter:s supply.
• •
re' BRAUND & HILL would call the
attention of the public to the fact that their
market is always s pplic with, the choicest
steaks, roasts, "lamb and mutton. pork, t , ....usage,
fish, etc. They aro now mccivitn.,—dail,ysupphea
of tine fresh oysters, which - they offer at whole
.sale awl retail at the very lowest rates.
WINTEIt MILLINLItY AT Mns. J. D.
fine stock just ry ceived, embracing
all the latest styles and colors found in :New
York market, which she ofL2rs ;it' low trice
Tile ladies are cordially invited t) 'all and in
spect the stock before purchasing.
Mrs. J. D. IfiLL,
Griffith Y Patton's Block, Bridge-St.,
Towanda, Pa.
NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given,
that I'. F. F.,ry will be at the I.lotel, at Ilum
merfirld, for ten days, commencing • Saturday,
Nov. 23, 1572. All persmis knowing themselves
indebted 'either by note dr IrJok icevunt, to
JAMES Ears, deceased, will make ayment at
the time specified, or co , t will Ir. Mado on the
same.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., .n.v. 20, 1872
M.-Pim:six Insurance Co.„ Brook ,
n, ..N. Y.; New Omen, N , v. 11, 1572. As-
Nov. 1, 1572, 5',032,1'31 M. Total amount
insured in the burnt district, .1'450,000, Bans
leaving us., (et - milli case our losses are total).
Net assets, $11.412,121.61. Home insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio : Gross a55et5,:9,(100,000; loss
es, $3.7),(100. National, of Bangor, telegraphs its
New York agcncy : "We are all,right." Wil
liamsport InSuranei. , Co: No loss. Wictitixar
iILACI:, Elgf!iretF r the above canat!anies,
Towanda, Pa.
See I take this method of inform
it,g my friends and t.ld cnstorno.rs, that .1 3'31
now permanently, located in the Merchant Tal
1, ring Establishment of thrum Tarnon, iu To
wanda, wherel shall at all times be pleased to
meet them, assuring them that I call give them
as good, if not better bargains, than can be ob
tained trlsea lieje. I shall, as heretofore, make
a rp,-cialty of furnihicg' the best quality of;
gnod,; in every depArtineni, Cutting and uisk- 0 4
ing done in the tcst manner and latest stya
W.. 1. DArIF.7..
DONATION. VPIT.—TII4. friends of
Rev. E. Brut:nu:us, are respectfully requested
to pay Lima a.nati , :, , n Visit, at his residence tu
.Camp town, Tuesday afternoon and evening,:t he
10:11' of Deci•mber, 1 4 72. Come, friends, and
let have a good, seeiable time, eating oys.tcrs
and other p;oodics, and in return 'gladden the
hcal t of one that (hiring the past year has' Is
ty,>red so hard to build a s.auctuary for the
ship of Ged. Teams alll he provided for nap:.
ing all things as pleasant :14 POSSibie.
Cyurs Avenv,
P. C. NO LI:, - Conl. -
•
1.7 - S1 F :1.7 nrs,
•
:'iI':IINGLESS TRUSS AND SVITORT.EII.-- 1
t e pleasure in informing those 6 uu'etitig,t
from Hernia, that the good Samaritan, Dr.
Iliircrtuui, will again wilt this
f Troy, Pa., Try House, Dee. 10;
To.anda, Wsrd 1-1 ,, n.e, Dcc. 11 and 12;.
IY:11,11y. N. Y., Mr.j. Pictajs 'LAO, Dec. 13,-
Dr. It. this ti:ae , :,tuntisr timei.4
...nil 1.3. i given the l c. i .f i...atielaction to all
who have Li% ored with a call. ilia appli l t
anc , a have the st r pufatinn th.:oughout
tl,eSfa.t.. of .!s;cw York. D". ,HoTruLues Post
Office address is Lot 21, *Albion, N, Y. Send
btamp for circular, unthread testibsobinls, par
tinlarly those from tht.4 county.
A Ceno.—Actuated by a sense of
duty toward suffering humanity, I offer the fol
lowing statement to the pubfie. Juno lath, I
Wa3 attacked with acute inflammation of the
I trit. I mr.ny mhhoct relief.
n011111)..,111.7.1,. t• 1 ,-11 I eAllca upon
H. sTm.l-,.: 1 1,, (Lear W.1.:1-
L:sing', wh.) faithluly at .olcd me, and I.)y his
t,k11.1 ax.d tlik.s„ snva restored
my eight. '
Unso icited, I MAC tltia annAine•AnNii. sand
advi..e all those thus atil:cted 1. , t to de ,pair,
but try this g2ntknian, wly.se chor,zv arj rea
sonable and whore heart is large.
TgANtSGIVING CIIIIISTIIAS it
Ex.
TEA Fornri EPITION—GEE VT NEWS rani To.
WANDA.-7.1.. E. Ilush.nrinnv, the ever popular
Clothier, is agatill in the rk!d, and this time
a Cant - nil:he for Public Favor. Be it kiaown Ly
all eiti2r:-.,a, whether g.iod, Lul
that- lie has the clic:aye,: ' 3 mo.t durtibie
stock of Iteady'sfade Clothing in Toranda; and
our reasons fur this are easily Solved. Is it not
better to buy goods for sash tan credit? Is it.
net more advisable to buy i;oods where the
rents are low, and where clerk hire can be dis
pensed'vath, and where: goods are made by the:
L, ,t i, mils,_fand where tle best trimmings
:and
..linings are %set!? Tl:es faci;hies r.. I:.
4:osEirsul.) p :41:1 L ritriet appiintioU
to his birsiness and fair lie has won toil
a:nl .irity, 1 , now c071,-*
sillerA the rn..-t popu:::r elotljor
Therefore, alr.. t!) the :G) hira'f.:;rti
your Winter Clothing, and we guarantee that
ynit t•atiefufd - ay! plesae.f. •
The edition of the Road And
Poor Laws of this county, compiled bi Cipt.
W. H. CAISOCZA3, is limited,; md township
officers who desire to procure copies, should
WAY Km. : The work is for sale at , this office
LECTI7ItE APPOINTMMTS !LADE BY TUB .
GOOD TEITIAIIII 4 CONN - IIELD AT ATZEN.9I,
Nov. 21 AND 2`j.—Mr.- J. Lcurrox. or Greene
county; N. Y., will lecture at the following
places : -
ALBANY.. December 18
ovEn - roi.. . • ".... 19
WEST FRANkLiN
... 20
GRANVILLE CENTRE...,
LEROY
CANTON
ALBA
TROY
COLITHBLi X ROADS.—
SOUTH CREEK
SPRINGFIELD. ...... .
SHITHFJELD
ADAMS
NORTH TOWANDA 6.
MYERSBURG January 2
STANDLNG STONE .6 3
ASYLUM
TERRYTOWN.,..'n
11
WILMOT
SIX/All RUN..
eastrrowN
STEVENSVILLE.. ...
HERRICK •
ROME .....
ORWELL
LERAYSVILLE
WARREN._ ...... /: . ........ .".. .14
WINDHAM
Lrrea FIELD
" 16
ATHENS
SANDEUSON— GRIFFIS;-OnWetintstlay even
ing, Nov. 27, by Rev. J. S. Stewart, at the
residence of the I)ritlo4 parcnte, JM). F. San
- ilersou e.uctrAliae'Lizmie ; 31., daughter of Wm.
Gras, Eb4l., all °I-Towanda.
GAME'—WHITE.--At Mr. H. L.' Whites; on
N0v...'27, hy Lev. T. Thomas, Mr. Wni. H.
Gago to Miss Adaline White. all - of Pike,
Rradford county, Pa, -
'•
OWENS--WHITE.—At the Baptist Parsonage,
in Cadiptown, bv Rev E. Burroughs, Nov. ID,
Mr. Edward P. Owens, of Rush, Stumuchanna
couutv, Pa., and Miss AdcLia White, of Her
rick, itradford Co.
LIARROWCLIFF --,IIORTON.—At Carngtown.
Nov. 30, by Rev. E. Burroughs, Mr. Cyrus F.
•Bsrrowvcliff And Miss Sla.ry A. liortou, of Ste
vensville.
WOOD=SCOTT—At Agit'vraiu, Masa. on the
21st of November, 1872, by Rev. • Wm. Bond,
Mr. Willard-A. Wood to Miss Emma Scott,
both of Smithfield,
PIIILIPS—TYLRELL.—At Windham Centre,
Pa., Nov. 428, 1872, by Rev. W. C. Pech, Mr.
John Phillips. of Grad], and Miss 'lsidore
:Tyrrell, -of Windham, Dradfr,rd Co. e
MARTIN—WOOD.—At Rook., Dec. 1, by Rev.
P. 'T., Maryatt,. Mr. Austin Martin to Miss
,Mary J. Wood, all of Wysol...
WRITE ACLA.—At the residence of the
bride's father, S. U. Ada, Esq., in Asylum,
Nov. 28, 187:2, by Rev. J. J. Turton, Mr. San
ford M. White, of Pile, to Miss Harriet Ada.
STINE—DOYLES.- At the house ut Anthony
Masai, of Monroeton, December 1, by Rev.
liallock Arrdstron,q, Mr. George W. Stine, of
Liberty Corners; to Miss Marguret A. Boyles,
of llonrotAon.
DIED.
WELLNI.A.N—In California, Sept. 28, after a
short-Wl:tees, John Wellman, brother of gm
G. I. Norton.
' Dearest brothel! thou 'last left ns
• Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But 't is God that bath bereft
Ho can all our sorrows heal.
Lt NDV.-11.1 Standing Stone, :Coy. 22, 1872, of
heart disraac , Alfred Lundy, in thO 44th year
of his age.
West Franklin., t)e.t. 3, 1872, Inch
aril 31k , rsf. , , 831 year of his age.
Thomas .11"addoCks, Produce
merchaet, 220 rennsylvania Ave
nue, Scranton. Pa. INtter, 1 ggs, Lard, Cheese,
Fruits, Potatoes. A.e., l'onsignmonts soli
cited, and r..turns prumptl made un sale of
Rcren . ncus - given. Corre,..:-
ponden.,..e solicittd.
Ate -Tickets for al ' points West
via. Lake Shnre and Michigan Southern Rail
way for.r.V.:_, at Freight nrpo.. i .f Pa. .t! N. V.
R. R. Ca..
Aug. 1.4-3 w.
EVERY PAR.M.ER Ills OwS PA.INTER.—•
llahher l'aint. It is !nixed ready for use.
84. reads cagily and smootly, iv gloggy, firm, dil
ral.Ae, elastic, and 14 a nen otyla V.
WELL.T.:s lias the Paint.
T OWANDA `MARKETS
WHOLESALRPRICES.
Oorrected every treanesaay, b; O. B. PATCB
=Meet to changes daily.
; 4 .
Wheat, IS hush II CO e, 1 I
Eye,'p bush .... S.)
Buck - wheat, it bush ' 75
Corn, Ift bush 70
.
-
oats. V bosb; 33,
.Beaus. 'ft bosh 1 50 @, 200
`
Butter (rolls) 'ft 1 15 sj; 26'
do . (dairy.) 1i lik new • 22 •sr, 32
ETtgs, 7F doz • - . 32
.
Potatoes, VI bosh.oe 4. . GO
Flour, 'f. barrel 10 00 @ 11: 00
Onions It bush ,
1 25
WEIGITTS Or GILAIN.--Intr,4t 601 b. ; Corn 56 lbs.;
Bye GG lbs.; Oats 32 lbs.; Barley 46 lbs.; Buckwheat
48 lbs.; Beans 62 lbs. • Bran 20 lbs.; Clover Seed G 0;
lbs. ; Timothy Seed ;4 lbs. ; Dried Peaches 33 lbs.;
Dried Apples 22 lbs.. Flax Seed 60 lbs.
p RICE LIST-CASCADE
,31ILLS.
Flour. best IVin ter wheat, pr. sack 52.50
" " •' hundred. lba ....... ..... 5 Ott
.. .• 44 barrel 10 00
Fred. per t
Custom krinding usually done at once. I. t
parity of the mill to auilleient for ala amount of
cork 1 Er.
Camprovin. May 22, 181:
THE ANNtA.L.3rEEtING of the
Shareholders of the4First National Dank of
Towanda. for the election of a, Board of Directors
to ',l've the emmdim year, wdi he held at the Office
of the 'Dank. on TUESDAY, JAN. 14.1873. between
the hours of one and three o'clock. p.m.
N. N. BETTS, Jn., Cashier.
Towanda, Dec. 4. 1472.
ANNUAL MEETING of the
_L. Stockholders or the Towanda Bridge Company.
for the election of a Presidrnt. Treasurer, and Biz
Manacrra, will be held at the Ciller, of the Pint
National Bank. on WEDNESDAY. JAN. 1, 1873, at
One o'clock. p.m.
N. N. BETTS. Jr... Secretary
Towatila. Dec. 4, 1872.
W3I. H. MORGAN & DEAL-
Las IN REAL ESTATt.-4;0Ii from 11f0 up
wards. Also Real Estat, .kg-nts. Land bought and
sold and money loaned. lia , ties desiring to still
Wild Lands, Fartns, or Lots, can have a map of
lands or subdivision made, at this Agerley, and
property sold on a reasonable commission. OiLce
over Postoinee, Mercura 121 , xit, Towanda, Pa.
L. L. mooor. [Dee,4l'2) WY. ri. 14,1110Vg.
A MIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
is hereby given that all persona indebted
to the estate of Eunice Pierce,- late of Pike,
lege ase.v, are segue steti to ncalth immediate
payment, and all persona having cl4inis against Bald
estate must?pn,,eut them duly authenticated far
settlement. W. BRINE:
Dee 4-w6 Admtnistrater.
A MIINISTRATOIt'S NOTICE.
1 - 11..lic.tice ke hereby given that all persons indebted
to the estate of Cephas Iliblman, late of teltaysrillo
deceased, are ri,queSted to mate immediate
payrmut, and all persons h,svint; claims against
aald estate present them drily authenticated
for settlement. , G. tc. DRINK..
pee 4-Gee. Administrator.
AUDI'IOII.'S NOTICE. LI the
t' to of Joseph Doane. ,:cecasTl.—ln the
Orphan% Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed ty the
Orphan's Court of Bradford County, to distribute
the funds in said estate as shown by the partial
account of Si Kw:F. Executor, and also to dispose
of exceptions tiled to said a •connt. hereby gives nes
lice that he will attend to the duties of his aPl'int
ment at the eilice of Peet ts Davies, in Towarala,
on FRIDAY, DEC, 27, 1872, at I o'clock, p
at which time and place all persons intere,ted =dl
make known their claims and exceptions, or be irsr,
ever debarred from raining in on said binds or to
object to the disposition of said exceptions.
W. T. DAVIES, Auditor,
SENTIMENT! MUSIC! MIRTH
ELOCUTION AND NICSIC! SONG AND STORY
Izy. J. l'A.NRum
And editor of the New York "Heart-and-Hsnd,"
Mil deliver woed-renowned 'ldedley lielange
for the 311th time. entitled
• 1 , Entertaining an Maj.ence."
I 1 "m ' S HALL,
Undec.thi antTices of Loah Lolgp,
No. 29; 1.0.... P. This ha. been pronounced tho
mott
AVI9N.DEET'UL A' —ItEEII3I.E.
ren!prtz,intnent of tLe tin
folks and 011 follr4.
nttoadmizo.
AditseiA: cent,. - .Reserved eeat' fO (elate.
Scats reeerred at 1 irbp M Drug Store threa days
before the lecture. Doors open a; 7 o'clock, trouble
co-r..nur.cc -s
UT. STER.—A supply of Fresh
Gromia Pinter for mlb by NT, A. =CS
WELL. • OcLVT2.
MARRIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1=15:=1
Novi Advertisements.
PEO3E AND POETP.Y
1 . .1. G. BARNES, P.G.M.,
WEDNESDAY EVE, DEC, 18, 1872,
E. J. eLArsoN,
Clairmmn CommAtec
WARM FOR SALE.—The under
dead offers for sale the tam late the estate of
Benedict Arnold. deceased. situate in Wynn
township. -Bredfnat County. P. contairdi a r a
acre.. all Intwor; has a good house. one
and two she a bores hem corn house. a haste
how pen and orchard thereon.. Is won watertd.
and Is one of the best onlttrated tar la Warren
townstdp and story ptodnotive.
Ternui easy. and to sult purchaser. tar ftuther
=enquire or addreaa C. V. Arnold. Essay-
County. bI.Y.. or C. W. Arnold. South
Warren, Bradford County. Ba.
- C. V. AC. W. ARNOLD. '
- Booth Warren. Dec. 4.'12.w4 Ezecutors.
KEEP OUT COLD DRAUGHTS.
ZS
Him your outside Doors and • Windows Med up
with the Patent Wood and Blabber
...... 27
WE-AT_IIER 'STRIPS.
130 will tit up an artisan' sized hem with
these mouldiest',. They will save • '
ONE HALF THEIR COST
in fuel every rear; and the other half -lu doctor'.
bills. Tbey render' buildings
''.... 10
WTh - D, 1330 W,, RAIN, AND DUST PROOF,
tom' The Ladles are especially Interested.
Sold and applied by
JUNE & LEWIS,
Doc. 4-w4 'Minutia. Pa.
ANNUAL MRETING.
°mon Towaffna Lana 311r0. Co..
To'tsar's. Nov. 27,1872. )
notice Is hereby Mien that the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Towanda iron Manufac
turing Company will be held In the Grand Jury
Boom, In the Borough of Towanda, on TBElle
DAT, DECEMBER 17. 1872. at 2 o'clock, p.m., at
which time officers for the enenlng year will be
chosen. • . H. L.. scorr. Secretary.
10111ROPPSALS.,--Proimals will be
A_ •
received at the office of the Wilkes-Barre Coal
and Iron Company, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., until Demers
ber 1, 1872. for the whole or the part of Three Hun.
Bred and Fifty (330) Tone beet quality pressed Tim
othy Hay, to be delivered at Wilkes-Barre, between
date of contract and the Bret of March, 1873.
O. 11. PABBISH, Supt.
DISSOLUTION.—The fain here
tofore existing and known as *Mover k Siert
Bro's has this day been diasolved by mutual con
sent. Tbo accounts of the late dna are In the
hands of 11. S. Snorer, and J. H. Swart for settle
ment, to whom all persons indebted to said flrm
are requested to make e lmmediate pajmient.
V. S. SNOVEE,
J. H. SWABT.
GEOHOE S. SWART. .
Wyalusiog. Pa., Nor. 2, 1872.
The business will be continued at the old stand
by the eubscribers, where we shall be glad to see
all those ieho may favor us with a call.
11. 8. SHOVER.
Nov. 13-w3 J. H. SWART.
p277M.1.;1.1 c co.
THEIR SECOND AND LARGEST
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
Which they confidently invite the.
attention of all who wish to See a
FULL ASSORTMENT
AT I.IA-RCrAINS.
DRESS - GOODS 'DEPARTOTTNT
THE BEST STOK OF GOODS
AND AT BETTER PRICES
THAN EVER BEFORE
A
SITOWN.
Please call and see the&
CLOTHS AND CASSLALEREIS
ANOTHER LARGE VDT
AT VERY LOW PRICES
BARGAINS IN FLANNRLS
VERY LARGE STOCK
SHAWLS ; CLOAKS AND FU. KS
EVERY STYLE AND' AT
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
We cannot cu unorate ~:11 the liinkis
of near goods WO are n• ‘'w c•l4i 11g
but K•ould. ask au inspi!etivb of our
stoci.
Nv.t - h your young
never regret tho
Towanda, Nov. 6,-1872
vAßatpus, hring your proance
And NU . k atEncTri
JTh.l2.
LAKE TROUT, sui4e very flue
ones, at • very law vice, by,
Jane 1-5, 1871. ' FOS LL 51ERCATR
New Advertisement&
And allow perfoct.ientilation
Are now receiving
STOCK -OF GOODS
OF GOODS
Ana to bay tbiAn
COSIPLETE
NOW OPENING, L'
Of which we have a
NOW OPEN.
• POWELL &CO
Xlso4u=L s
pATENT WEATHER -sue,
A cheap, simple, and sure. way
to exclade cold and save coal, per
' I
manent and ornamental, at
Codding, Russell & Co.'s
THEY HAVE
JUST REDUCED THE PRICE
ON TIIE
IMPROVED MORNING GLORY
STOVE ,
• 4 ,
FROM FIVE,TO SEVEN DOLLARS PER STOVE.
-THE
I=
Morning Glory ,
IS ONE OF
THE - MOST DIIHAI3LE,
MOST SIMPLE,
BASE-BURNERS EvER SOLD
CALL AND SEE TILER BEFORE YOU BUY
I t THEY ALSO ALL THE
I LI., V . INA. T IL
A vtror BEAUTIFUL BASE-BURNER.
THE FAVORITE,
AMERICAN BASE-BURNER,
: AND 'OTHER STOVES, FROM SIX DOLLARS
MEM
- AND lIPNVAILD
BALTIMORE HEATERS,,
REYNOLD'S wßouGirr IROIsT
HEATERS,
MERRY CHRISTMAS
IMPROVED COOKING STOVE,
I , ACELSIOR RANGE;
DEXTER-FEED CUTTERS
CHAFFEE FEED CUTTiRS.
ROGERS et- BROS. SILVER
PLATED -WARE
PLATED KNIVES IN CASES
coAL. SIFTERS,
• •
POWDER, SHOT, GUNS, PISTOLS
ALL KILiDS OF TINWARE
GAS FIXTURES; at
CODDING, RUSSELL & CO
a., N. 1,.
TAYLOR tt go.
Beg to Dull attention this
week to the-extiaordinary
ingvelmients they wit/ offer
in, all their departments,
r \
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
LADIES' MISSES & CHILDREN'S
2
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
FLANAELS, Ize., Cc
/Wir A decided reduction has.been
made in our prices, and we cor
dially invite purchasers to examine
onr stock. _ -
Towanda, SOT. 13, 1872
-. J. NOBLE 4 co.,
a.,
RE A`T
\ LOAN AGENTS
Towanda, Nor. 27 ; 1872
WE CLAIM FOR
The ur.dermeutioned advantages over those in; ordi
nary use, the proof of which may be seen Mthe
extraordinary sales, and constantly increasing de
mand for them:
Ist. That from the peculiar construction. of the
glasses they assist and preserve the sight, render
ing frequent changes unnecessary. •
• 2d. That they confe brilliancy and distinctness
of vision, with an ant- of ease and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers: `
IL - That the Di& ial .from which the Lenges are
ground, is mannlact red specially for optic purpos
es, and is pure, hard, and brilliant, and not liable
to become scratched.
4th. Thatthe frame in which they are set, wheth
er in Gold, Slicei, or Steel, are of .the finest quality
andlinish and miaranteed perfect in every respect.
For. sale only by onr outhorized agent in this local
ity: • We never snpply qr emplorpeddlers.
W. A. Chamberlin,
T j II MBEft 31 E ,
BARGAIN, _
Alf the machinery for a Mnlay Saw, Mill, which has
been in use only eighteen months and is as godd as
new. The 31111 can be pnt np and run on the perne
ises of the subscribers if desired, and,sny Informa
tion in regard to operating it cheerfully given. Will
be sold at a great reduction from original cost.
ii CASE 3 SON. -
Troy, Pa., Nut'. 13„ 1.411
P,ROCERIES.--:Fresh supply 'of
1 1,11 beet Byrups,_Tess, Cturciatg, Prunes, Basins.
lit2eil Pickets, &e., at
' 0a.9,72,
M3scellanocas:
DRESS' . GOODS;
•
CLOAKS AND SHAtVLS,
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY. AND GLOVES,
sHOs,
HATS ANZ CAPS,
DOMESTICS,
TAYLOR & CO
AND i
l!I
i~
MOI
EMI
Office with
NOBLE & VINCENT
LAZARUS & MORRIS'
CELEtRAzED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
ANII EYE GI;AS.SES
Sole Agent
No .20,1872.
LOOK AT THIS !
The subscribers offer for sale M a
w. A. ROCKWELL'S,
vx.EcuTp.B-'s ,
Notice is hereby given that all persons indebted
to the estate of Chas. P. Weller, Jr., ate of Athens.'
deceased. are requested to snake im mediate
and an persons having claims against a= *ma_
must present. them .duly *natant:sited -for sends.
went.. .--Aivittrra WELLES, i
J. W. HOLLEVBACL
dOlOl C.' WELL S.
•Executers: ,
Sov.6•w6
S PXECITiOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
:13 is hereby given that aft person indebted to
the estate of John/ Foaburtt, late of Columbia,
dec'd. aro requested to make tuunediste payment,
and all persons haring cleans against said estate.
must present them duly authenticated for .-sotilo-
nient.
Ncit.2o4NG
XECUTO S
Notice is hereby given that all persons tndebt.
cif to the estate of Guy Kinney; deceased, late
of Elheahhqain. aro requested to make immedi
ate payment; andall persons having claims against ' I
Bald estate must present thein duly anttuinticated for
settlement. NEWTON KINNEY. - -
GEORGE W. KINNEY. .
Executors.
Nuv.2o-$:6
DKP'
'ISTRA.TOR'S NOTICE.-
A Noiiib la hereby given to all persons indebted
to the estate of John F. Hiller, late of Terrytewni
demasod. mils* make immediate payment, And
all permis- having debuts against said estate
must present them dilly, aathentleated for settle
ment. • , • N.:T. MILLED.
Nov.G.w6 ' ' _ Administrator:
ADMINISTRATOR'S
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted
to the estate of Woe. 0. Wileos, late of Canton,
deceased, must make :immediate payment, and
all persona having chinas against said estate must
present them duly authenticated for settlement. .
AL T; PORTER;
Administrator.
Nov.C-w6
A MILNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
rx.: Notice is hereby given that allnessons indebted
to the estate of 8. FRESCR, late. of Wells.
deceased, are: requested, to make imme4iate
payment, and all persons having claims against said
estate must present theta duly authenticated for set
: Bement WA/MEL 811111VE.
B. SHRIVE,
N0v.27-w4* Administrators.
A DMINLSTRITOR'S NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby given that all persons indebt
ed to the estate of Daniel Marro, late of Granville,
deceased, aro requested to make immediate payment
and all persons having claims against said estate
must present the same duly authenticated for set , I
Clement. ADOLPIICS SAXTON',
N0v.27-wG Administrator.
AYER'S CATHART/CTILLS,
FOE 'ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY
PHYSIC, CUBING
• • Costiveness, ..raundice,Dyspepaia, Indigestion,
Dysentary, Foul Stomach. Erystpelsa, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin _Diseases, I
Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Dr:Tort Tetter,
Tumors and Salt Rheum, Worm; Gout, Neural
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Are the most congenialpurgativo'yetperfected.
Their effects abundantly show how much they
ezcet all other Pills. ; They are safe and pleas
ant to take, but powerful to cure. They purge "
out the foul humors of the-bloofi; they stimu
late the sluggish or disordered organ itito ac
tion, and they impart health and tone tb the
'whole being. - They cure_ not only the every
day complaints of everybody, but formidable ,
and dangerous diseases. - Most eminent clergy- '
man, most skilful pEysicans, and our best citi
zens
send certificates of cures performed and
of great benefits they have derived from these
Pills. They are the safest and beet physic
children, because mild- as well' as effectu .
'Being sugar coated they are. easy to take; and
being purely vegetable, they_are entirely harm- I
_ _
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And sold by Druggists all round the world.
Dr. S. C, PORTER, & SON, Wholesale . agents
Towanda, Pa., and for sale by dealers throne:ton
•0ct.30-m4
the county
WARM AT A BARGAIN.-4--The
undersigned offers for sale his farm in - liorth
Towanda, at a bargain. The farm contains about
53 acres, 4.9 acres under good:vatatri of cultivation,
tho balance well timbered. There is also plenty or
goodifrnit good buildings, and never-failing water.
Will sell on reasonable terms and give time on a
itortion of the purchase money.
,NOrth Towanda, Oct. 9, 1872.
ROBISON'S REPEATING
I•ELFLE, NEW MODDL.E. • •
StroMi, Powerful, Safe, and Accurate, sili:ch
makes it ate Of the best Guns etai offered to - '
Sportsmen. Prices froth $3B to t4/4. Send„ for a
circular to F. A. Maxfield, West Auburn, Pa.. Agent
for Bradford, Susquehanna,, Sullivan, Wyoming, .7.
and Luzerne counties. N0v.13-0,1
ATALUABLE FARM: FAR
belon g in g to the estate Of Win. W. Easta-
brooks,• deceased, situated, in North Towaxidit, five
miles from Towanda Boro., containing about 125
acres. between 75 and IGO acres improved. 4ith a
new dwellink house well arranged foe two families,
a gss od barn and other outbuildings, two orchards,
a living spring ot, water brought to the house In -
logs. For further particulars-apply to Wm. Els
bree. Athens: Ward Eastabrooki. Ulster;
lard•Loselar.d; Troy; or Wilfoxil Eastabrooks on the "
premises. . • .
STRAFED OR STOLEN FROM
his home, a liILACILPL , P., a small white epot on
his breast, about 10 months old; he is part bird and
part Shepherd, antwers to the name of Sport. Any
ono diving information regarding his Wheraabordi
will be liberally rewarded. '
• H. BROW! UCO TAYLOR.
Leßaysville, pa.; Nov. 20; 1872.-tf. . •
HALL'S VEGET4I3 . I,7 f StCELIAIs:
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111
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Every year inerears the popularity of this talus
ble Hair Preparation; Which is' due to merit alone.
Nt - e - Cail assure our Old patrons that it is kept full;.
up to its high. standard; and-it is the only reliable
and perfected preparation !for restoring Gray Or
Faded Hair to its youthful color, making it soft,lus.
1
trous, and silken. The- p, -by its use, becomes
white and clean. Ittemoves all eruptions amtdand
ruff. and, by its. toai - pro les: prevents the hair
from falling out, it stimu • tea andiourieheathe
hair-glands. By its ruse the air gross thicker and
stronger. ,In baldness itrestdres the cabillary glands
to Gieir normal viger, and will create .a new growth,
eicept to extreme old age. It is thomaost econone t ..;
cal Hair Dressing ever used, as it requires fewer ap
plications, and gives the
, liair a splendid glossy ap..
pearance. A. A. Hayes, M. D., State Assayer of.
31asaachusetts4 says, "The constituents are pure
amicarefully selected for excellent quality i and I
consider it the - Best Preparation for its intended
Purposes." .
As annleganedressing, for baanttfying :< iv Mar.
has no superior.
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers is Melicises.
..
_Dn. J. C. ATM & CO., Lowitzt.
• ' Practilal and Analytical Chomiata,
- asp scitn ALL norsi. TMs woatm,
Dr. 11, C. l'ountn, Sox &Co., Wholesale Agents.
Towanda, Da., slid for sale by dealers throughout
the county. '
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