§r4aford ftpotittr.
Towanda, Thursday, December 1Q,1872.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Z Collector AfoNTArrys is again
on the street, and apparently in the enjoyment
of his usual health.
jC. S. RUSSELL killed a large
hark in Sullivan county, last week. Ho is I L 'ay.
ing the hide stuffed'for an ornament.
The Naiads will bold their
econd Annual Sociable in Morcar's • Hall, on
Wednesday evening, January 22d.
:Air Mr. E. 4. CLAUSON, of the
Item, and AJn. LAPLANT, went out hunting on
Monday, and returned yesterday afternoiln with
the carca'sies of two large bucks.
Mrs Rev. Wmf SuE.l2 will preach a
aermon,lin mcnior):, of Hon.act GitkELEY, in the
.
E. Church at Illehoopany, !It-at Sabbath,
Dectinber 15, at (10} o'clock a. in.
Orr Rev. GEORGE LANDON WA)
preaebilby request) a sermon on the death of
thisAcz GALELEY, at the Herrickville church,
on Sunday, December 22, 1572, at 11 o'clock,
The Episcopal Mite Society
mil meet on Monday evening next at the reel
&lice of Col. CIIABI:ES MEncrit. Members of
zhe Fpiscopal Congregation and others are
. o.dslly invited to be present.
A bright new sign at the en
citmnce of the stairs.leading to the office for
i:ivrly occupied by 3.II.(tCCE. & DAVIES, informs
tile public that fast & pssms now deal out
fecal athico,in
.e,pu., Standing
c int..t in this place on Tuesday last,
t : ;:pointed Conferees to attend- the Confer
<.x., :th.ch meets in Wilkes-Barre to-day,• fur
L.:. purp,se of, nominating a candidate for
,
FIRE IN 'HORN BROOK.—A black
vanti/ blion owned be DAVID IloaloN, and oc
capiedby H. D. LITTLE, was" destroyed by 'lire
11.urs..lay night last. It is supposed the fire
enginated from sparks. Most °raw tools to
rhop :vele destroy ed.
- The fourth annual reception
•• Unta , ,,No. 3," will tike place at Ilereur's
.weir Year's Light. This promises to
1, the most eueettbful reception ever held by
thfl- cumpauy. as there bas already been about
t , ai.o it or th of tickets sold.
koir On the 10th day of last Octo
ber;Mr. Jolts TOMPELKON, of West Burling
ten; who lain the fifty-sie'oud,vear of his age,
hushed ninety-nine bushels of ears of c9rn in
tACIVC Lours. the mes r surement was made by
W.ll. PHILANDER MAYNARD, of that township.
Ile - is willing that any person who can, shall ex
ceed this performance.
•
Dee. 10, 1812.
a We are pleased to learn that .
:lies BCEkVEI3, of this county, is earuingeonsid- .
~ rdi.de notoriety as an elot:Utiouist in Philadel
pas. Her kfforts aro highly' spuken o iu the
•
14•1:••rs.
FLnitENCE Gr.r.E.NmAN, also a native of
nlty, has beeii giving readit,ge tia
bald t 4; hav e pi:eultar talent
Will :0111Q of our boeieties in
v.^•• t favor is
I=
;:et,-- At the rinuuzit election for ofti-
Steill.ll Engine Company, held
,• of the eompato., Wednesday
4, LI:, following napv,d gentle
,v,•rt ,:e;1 for the )ear 1174
r.n--O. A. liLACti. 47,
r. AS: , ista),/-31AilLAN CA10110(
.1 s st ahe —D. L. SwEENEY
• • • JEs •E WALDELL
P -, :.= , (Yer- J. W. ElstioP. •
i.,gt , 4ter—J.s,3l},S MITCIICLL.
I.:vb,cer.T--C. H. H•roirr,
, 7 WICK , ED. S. CAREL
ste- A Mtge and most agreeable
mui, a at the residence of E. A. Eva,-
Thursday evening last, to witness. the
:1;-,e ceremony of JESSIE M.UUE, eldest
~ of Mr. rawoss, and F. D. DECKER.
brnlal party entered the parlor at 6 o'clOck,
tw.s.in were soon wade one by Rev. try.
Str.t Cif ATM-1:Y, Rector of Christ Church.. After
p.py pair had been duly congratulated,
wry wriit:Al Id partake of a
• •I'atlon, which was di, , onzi.ed with
:'.•• of many eoStly
a:. . ! prC t V. 411 her nu 12 en , d and
EMI
Unla.l party the ri.rth-
, 11r: I tr.tih, awl will iSli Bait:n/01'C,
Philadelphia and ls;•••4 . 'York,
=II=
Magazine for Jarmo,-
L:rt 41/2r 1•:/ ”Lir t al;,. Nevt:r
in spite
than LAOIS itil
"•:• t , 41 of It: two steel
- : "Clivrty
!,•• '';',ll,,s are iy)tii su
1.3-_rha pat-
r, "r fAt-sthol. in more
! t‘ Wi2ich, at ret il , would
inrntm•,tlt colored steel
ex~lni.i:o• Peter.s,n4 . s in vow the
- • give g# , , colored - steel
ie.>, ',Ls alw:Kts . in tills ladles
best. Two powerful novelets
ILIS 11111.11ber. 1!;)- all menus sub
• 1'• :. - s ilagau 2,e, that ni,aftery.w.
•
• .;:i.bod to your local paper. The price
, %.11.1111ber:114.1,•:loctions to clubs
lolitr engraving "Li tleire gettiug'op
ctraerni are rent gratis. Addreso,
- J. Pr.:7;:r.z.4(rs, 30G Chestnut St., Phila
I===lllll
!it; Philadelphia Press makes
•• couiplinientary notice of Mr. J.
• • deiiver.el in that city a
Those of our citizens who
' • L: tune. to inahe 'Arr. C.'e acquain-
Jura in tide county,
Itar,*gift - fth withsitisfactioit:
t Ir. , •f Mr. JSILIt•S J. Crrigh, cieLiv
-'• It . t.l9re vie George In
,- ,tur or the course. Aa a titera•
;,.is rev, :tled a polish and schOlar
- • iith close reasoning and
xpr,, , z•ui, which Is not often
.. • p r„lr•.aritti9rlll. Mr.
1- ‘ , l' !he' Everett sehryil—elati
.. -thc ebiqueticu of a hat
;,.pure, atld
t ,, a;ti e.tv , :re trainthe
. t'. Matt.)r, - atlurded
f Itoi - ,1-pwttire of the
of the arena. white its
ul. bradterly foice, the
(.1 macrifief • ,—the highest
t•iilattua. 11'e trust that Mr.
,••••: it • ind:P.:cd to repeat this very sue
t • t tliNtructive lecture, and feel sure
.•- 11149ociatton that,
• •• v, t! th, a gond thing,
.• . e ,rninuttny Whole Intel-
TIII: ii.ISTOlllCal t SOCIE
• • nicetihg ut the
.) lea; . S , lclety, was held
~• . ; , 41 Monday afterot‘oti
•••• Ov• J. I.:4rrii, R. H. LAN
* • t, W.11•1-1 . .y were eketed members.
.:4114:1 iYip,rtei the presentation of a
t 2 , m Judge .11Ettcurt;also copy
• • ]-:•;.;:, cr.Stati• Higorical Society of
• I'. read a very interesting ps
a I, ,, eripticin of the Mastodons
:it are supposed to b'ave
•::•• e.,tihtry 30,000 years ago. Tne
„rila, : t. ( .l a tooth and portions of
. = • Manmict.a. The relies were re
-1 tp: farm of Mr. DEIDLE
t .. 1- 1141111g . 1: 1 1)11.11:::, Imbedded in some
• • ear2l, likt: leads the Doctor to
atntriallto which they belonged,
- man:. thousaLd years since.
/•,-. .11 ' .l l l. .tate of preservation,
MEM
‘", blldi .
voted unaunnously t.) request a
%A tilt. paper for publication.
ALMOSiT a Fn —A fire broke out
In the second story of Cnaltntarss's block, on.
Monday evening, which .might have proven
very disastrous. On that evening Mr. C.
lighted a coal fire for the firsiiime in a grate
which he-had Jost placed in his bed-room. Per
sons who were in the house during the evening
noticed a strong odor as of burning wood; but
the family thought nothing of it until about 11
o'clock, when they discovered that fire from
the grate had communicated with the floor,
and was burning the joists. It was speedily
extinguished. had Mr. ,Cuestsznuri retired
without didcovering it, the entire block would
in all probability have been destroyed.
FlRE.—Between 5 and [;.o'clock on
Monday morning last, COWLLL limes build
ing on Main street took fire and was entirely
destroyed. The building was, occupied by Its.
13. JOITICSON as a Grocery store, and Brtty
MrEa's Meat Market on the first floor. The
second floor was occupied as dwelling by P. W.
cowm.h, J. B. ,TentisoN and Mrs. CEEBEICCE.
The stock of` oods and most of the furniture
was destroyed. It is supposed that the fire
was caussd by the explosion of a kerosene lamp
which Mr. JOENBON had left. lighted on the
counter, while he went to the river
.for some
water. Mr. COWELL'S family lost nearly all
their clothing. There was $2,090 insurance on
building. _Mr. Joussos had 43,000 on stock,
which tall nearly cover his loss. There was
also a small insurance ou the furniture. We
have not learned the extent Of the loss, nor the
amount of Mr. Mymt's insurance.
air True to his natural instincts,
Judge 31Encrn is already bus) : at work in his
new and honorable position. We notice by the
Presithat a case involving a krge amount of
money, was argued before him, on Tuesday
last. In a report of the arguments we find the
following pleasant tilt between two distinguish
ed members of tha bar :
"Mr. Meredith indulged' in a genial vein of
humor, when alluding . to the report that his
Honor Judge Merour, to view of the very com
plex and difficult ease first presented to him
for judgment, was'shortly to resign the honor
able office to which he has so recently
been elected for fifteen years.
"Judge Woodward, in.his argument, pleas
antly referred to the conceit of his eminent and
venerable competitor, 11r. Meredith. He trnst
ed—whilo venturing to say that uo case invhlv
ing the same principles as - the Rush will case,
had ever been known to the practice of his
Honor, or would ever again Le known in Penn
sylvania int i licature—that his Honor might re
main mans.' years on the Supreme bench, to
honor and ()Thiry it, as his high legal talents
and virtues merited."
viir We often hear surprise ex
pressed at the rapid illCreaßb,Or Pll5 l / l esd in this
place, and we confessomme astonishment our
selves, at the magnitide of some of oar busi
ness establishments. Ohr leading dry goods
houses, hardwate establishments, etc., have
long been the admiratiUn of all . .citizens, and
the envy of business men in other localities.
But our attention was Nrlieularly called to
this subject by ajecent visit to the extensive •
Carriags Matintertory of JAYE& BRYANT, on
Elizabeth iltiett.' Although Mr. B. has been •
established here but a few years, he has built
up a largo busint.'9e, which we are pleased to
learn is rapidly increasing. Seine two years
since, his establishment which then occupied
tne ground 1.1.1 W covered by the large Boot and
Shoe liannisetory of RUSiPilitEr I3aos. S Tea
m was destroyed by fire. Nothing daunted,
however, lie immediately found tpaiPorary
quarters in which to carry on his business, and
'furnish employment to his mechanics, and the
following spring erected the handsonie build
ing which he afterwards sold to anatruar.x
Bites. Ai TRACY. He ,then built his present
Manufactory, fronting on Elizabeth street,
where he is now, we trust, permanently locat
ed. The work turned out from this Shop may
almost be said to have national reputation,
as Mr. BRY;ST ILLAXIIIed orders received from
Salt Lake City, and many other large towns.
His gentlemply deportment, enterprising spir
it, and honorable dealing have gained for hint
the confidence' and patronage of this entire
c enmu nity. To such an extent has his busi
ness grown, that he now finds it difficult to
keep up with his orders.
It is with the greatest pleasure that we • coin.
mend men of Mr. Bityssis entet iTise and rein:.
tation to the patronage of all our readers. We
c 1..) so in the 'nil assurance that they Will be
benefitted thereby.
air 'Ms. EDITOR : Perhaps your
readers will cot be intk-rested in the doings of
qur quiet community. We are vain enough to
suppie, they will be. But, after ad, we are not
gip just now. Three evenings of eve
ry week are devoted to the culture of the mu
sical blimp. J. 11. NiksJs is doing a much need
ed work in that direction, for the children and
young people, while a class of older wingers are
enjoying then,oiNi s finely 'miler the tuition of
Prof. N. B. ZiatainnaLlN.
Last Munday evening, our Library and Lite
rary As6oeiati , in - held it, rtg,ular monthly meet
ing. The exercises con:: -led of mnsic, a paper
and a debate. The paper, "Oar Literary
Leaves,' is now undwr the management of a
permanent editoiial corps, three in number.
The following resolution was the Aubjoet, of de
bate :
liesolred, That foreign itumigratiou is detri
mental to our prosperity, and dangerous to our
free in-tituti , mg. •
'The abate was ~inrit. c d, and ,schb,(l greatly
to the interc6t t tilt+ occat!i":-.4: Tao ve,4tion
for (lobate at, the next meeting et the Aseueia
ti)a will be : Ought the Local OptiJu pai,
ed last siinter, to 1), r4tl.thrd by thJ pe , ,p:o of
Cvlllll ? fl(e meetings of the As
soitation take }lore Oa the first Monday evqn
- •
ing or every mouth.
A hirg , .• inr.etiug'w.. h 1 lart ete.,i:r.g at the
Congregational ch. in the int oreAs
temperance cause. it was addressed by E. F.
Sumans, of Watkins, N. Y. Mr. 5t.7.11.110 Las
been for souse tis,cks en;;-tied in lacing the
pictures of the geol. tooling ptocte of Smith- 4
field, and is al's.) an earn( st advocate of tempe
rance principles. At the close of the lecture, a
committee wit 4 appointed to arrange for lkinf ,
rance nicetuigs at vario , Ls rd:.t± tilroul;h;,ut
the town. It , i,. the plirp ~ t• to 1,7.dh
tar; and arouse hint with a .enee of the import
ance of the coining election. There can 'be uu
question that Bradford county is vastly more
concerned in 'the suppression of the liquor traf
fic than in the election of any particular man
to the Presidency. And there is nu doubt ot
our ability: to ratify the anti-license hill, (if
Chrielian Wun and temperance turn ical : :e
Tears for diu druckard's.woe, curses ,fir ruin :
seller's sin—these %%ill n6 - er stay the evil. Ibe
law is net all :hat could be desired. But if we
wait fur a perfect law, the dram-seher and his
victim will go down to the darkness of death
while we B ait. Lal tta act. B. S. Dees.
East Smithfield, Pa., De 3. 5, 18%.
TUE . NEW COUNTY OFFICER :3.—Capt.
B. M. l'ErK, yie clteted ProtiloiP , t,cry,
tuvrt•ti upo.. :Le Auti(.s of Lip of c, tiil I,t
teat. Mr. l'Ec:C- familiarity with thy,
of the Prothonotary's office, w,ii bun all
efficient officer, iiod his geuti•_,n.l%l•
znai,nerawhl %whim: make !aim
popular w:Ci ill ,t - h- , naive I uaniess to transact
with A. 'IAIC:A.IS, NV/10 has filled
ihr oni,•c, 1.4% ibc dat nii y,ard, retiree, pos ,
rtirsiim the highest rei;arti of the entire emu.
,pr•o•upt, tllleienttuul courteous
tic attended to bis r.eloial du
tics, rendertl law cow or the ulust popular
court officers,- while his liberality, unostenta
tious manners' aril generous frik:ndship, love
gained for i ; :Lo!; -37.b , it all
our
7.; 01 , 0 y, been einp:Liyeil as a
Calk is the ;years pa:4, we are
pkam.i.l ti know, to be retained by the new
Eiiw.ti:o G. MEricrti has bccu
appointed Duput;r. No better Itelcqtidn could
have made. gr. M. is y F oan g - man' ut
ph at ant aditresA, and tjis,,rCOplc of ;lie county
who hare buoinees,toCirausact in the; Protonb
tar:,'s uffici?, will be pb..aatid to recognize in the
young Devui of thot , e rare traits cif char
acter which 14: fiitheirthe late H. S.
HEr.crn, i to p , polar in this. elmnra-
Mr. 0. J. Cacr.l4:eg, Begister and Recorded',
also took possession of that oftico on Monday
of last wtek. C.. is well and fxsprably
known to thy pcoi)le of this county, paving
served as Su, erintendent of Common Schools
for six. years. We confidently prodic t that the
public «ill find,in him an accoi pik , hed. effi
cient and fsitlifnl Wheat'.
Mr. Gi..ttnnat, the retiring Register and Re
c..rder, 1:a:; adromis ttred the aft:tinter the office
to the entirft sxtisfaction of the community.' It
Is 1.0 diiparagemeut of the rusts excellent gen
tlemen who have preceded him, to say that he
left the business and records of the °Moe in
.:u rctrirasl c , r the
better ,prder then the: "had been ftet yesti
The laborious and reeponsible anty of copying
the records of the office from the organization
of the ()minty down to the present time, Was
entrusted to hbp, and has been discharged in a
manner to reflect the greatest credit upon •Mr.
tluivinso and his assistants. For correctness
and neatness of elocution, this work challenges
the admiration of all, and will long remain a
monument to the intelligence and skill of the
effacer and clerks in the Register's office during
the term just ended.
• Miss Lou ALGER and her sister, the Misses
Noma's, Miss Bum Miss liovrza and Min
TILER deserve mention in connection with the
Work of copying the records. The first-named
ladY has also had charge of the general busi
ness of the office •:n Mr. o.'s absence, and his
displayed an aptness for business which few of
catber. tier posies's. She merits and receives
the commendation of all who' have transacted
business in the office. Modest and retiring in
her diipslsition, she possesses qualifications
which amply fit her for any position in business
or social life.
On Saturday next, Sheriff VAN F;Liir will
Burruncler the Sheriff's office to his successor,
J. Browner. Surat. Deservedly popular as Mr.
VA..; FLEET rEas as deputy, ho has proved him
self no less Efficient and obliging as principal,
and retires from the office with the entire
cmafidenco and highest regard of all parties for
whom ire — baTs transacted business during his
term. ._
:Mr, Smarn, the Sheriff elect, is no nefice at
the business, having served in the same office
ono term some years since. It is a high cora
pliinent to him that be is the first man in the
history of the county who has been trice elect
ed to the office of Sheriff. Such an evidence of
confidence anti regard on the part of lop intelli
gent a people its the citizens of this county, is
the highest encomium that could be bestowed
upon any official. Weiguarantee that his offi
cial career during the coming three years, will
fully demonstrate the wisdom displayed in his
selection. -
DECEMBER Couirr.—The December
term of the iieveral Courts of this county, con-
vened on Monday, Dec. 2. Hon. F. B. &MEET.
En, President, and ZEAL:LON FiusrdE and H. D.
HAREN ES 3 , Associates, on the Bench.
The customary routine business was disposed
of at the morning session. In the afternoon
the constables made their reports, and the
Grand Jury were charged by his Honor Judge
STarL•rEn, after which they ci•ere 'Bent out.
They cc =Wed in FC'ssran until Wednesday, and
disposed of the following business :
TUVE LILLs
Conimonwealtn vs. I. 0. Blight, Edw. Eldred
and Edward Cotter, Bowl Commissioners of
Barclay twp. Charge, Nuisance.
Com. vs. J. L. Clark-7 Embezzlement.
Corn. vs. M. T. Carrier—Selling liquor on
Sunday.
Com. vs. Same Selling liquor without li
cense.
Coro. va. L. V. ElEs—Selling liquor without
cense.
Com. re. Sophia Smith —Sella': liquor on
Sunday.
Com . . vg.Sanac—Sellingliquor without license.
Corn. vs. James Holies Lent—Larceny.
Corn. vs..3llchael Lavhee, John Layhee, El
m Hanley—Assault and Battery.
Coin. vs. Patrick Ling—Larceny.
Cum. vs. Nelson Hantloy--Larceny.
Com. vs. Jos. K. 'Patterson—Larceny.
NOT A TIME BILL.
Com. vs. Cullan Ross—Fornication and bas
tardy. County for costa. •
Com. vs. L. V. Ellis—Selling liquor , on Sun
day. County for costs.
Com. vs. Michael Pyrie—Selling liquor on
Sunday. County for costs.
n Corn. vs. Bony French—Larceny.
e
Corn. vs. P. W. Cowell—Assault with attempt
to commit a rape. County for costs.
Com. Co r t 7 s. J. L. Clark and Alonzo Clark—Lar
ceny. •
Corti..vs. Michael Ryad—Malicions mischief.
The Court consented to the following trans
fer of lic•.enses
(.3,1)11ng Dal!man to Ilittervl P.l3llllmatt—Efo
(.l at 1,124.2.iv111e.
40111: Ailrnis t.) C. W. Sal ith —S.1103:1 la 'DJ
wanda.
Phil ,- )Mieg,os to D. F. at Monroe
ton.
Eulliy Van Allen to John Sartob,
in Springfield. _
The following cases were dip ),7 - ed of by the
Court : .
Cum. vs. Jol4n F. Ball, Benj. Ball, Benj. F.
Ball•-Indicted at a yhmvious se6sion for an as
sault :tud battery on an (dicer. Jury return a
ver - Ict of guilty. .4Sot-sebtenced.
Cam. vs. A. U. Stone—Convictcd of au as
sault. Sentet.col to(rty a fine of SIU and costs
of prosecution.
Com. vt... MilOs DeWitt:Ran—Fornication and
ba , 4t.irdy. Settled hr permission of Court.
Com. vs. J , dio Hoilop, Wm. Wilson, Willey
Dorsey, Tnonopiou r and W. A. IlOckwell—
AsFault lAtcrv. Settled by permission of
Court.
vs. izaii.s .11011,3 Lo. -, ..it—Lareeny: ,
a Set
~ ,„
Cum. ve. TT. E. J0:1,..3 Deserting family.
SetCe I.
Cum. 'll,..ansA X. Davis and
Cop. vs. Bradford 314:Cracketi--Selling liquor
without' hcenhe. Seit.l6l.
Cam. vs. Geo. E. Hulett—Charged with in
c.erdiarism. This Caso was crmtinued until
Tuc,day evening, Dec. 10, whcu the jury re;
turned a verdict of not guilty, but defundant to
p'ay costs. We can see no justice in such a ver
d.c!.. The accused lvas either guilty of the of-
Anse eh..:rged, or be was innocent; and the
jury phould 1, ace c invietad him, or entirely ex
oimratcd hint by putting the caste upon the
prost ent,r or county.
Tat. .A.Lr3rsi.: eau DECEIIIIII.II—CaPdST
-11A13 Ni'2l::Lit.—Everyb , )(Siy has seen the old pic
ture of the Lbs.covtry of prii.tmg, here two
elderly gentlemen, INV.!) the aid of the devil,
(then as irJw an innocent lad), had taken the
tiret impression from a type f:uni, and are rapt
in•aykyas the impurtance of the event asserts
itself in their mind. fancy the fLeliu,;s of that
trio, could they o'crleap the harrirn 01 time,
and gaze pith us up in the splimdtd lo"g‘;:i 11CISV
before tis. here are sip:Ll:nuts of tit, most ex
quisite sxorlimauship in trued-cut prinfing, in
quantity sulficlent for a very good bized Volume;
on the nut sumptuoz:s paper, and yet it is
merely one tu,ittli * :‘ o:firing of a fire dollar pe
riod:eal !
u.! :4.1E.1!,111'0 th:c lc! us cent
:orz.y large and Sms.i, co.:mg
Eubicrti.er; u).# echt each 11 "n<.,
It a con id
ert tb,:t iu.n , (ALA - puLLenli , ,;; -r ~nape, c an
1..0 much art be obtained fur nrany tants the
arrii:unt (4 the eubp..,:rii,tio% lor th , ,!le year,
it fj,:tn be 1 - ea.:lily underrt od th.a we are but
tit tug our counuf,n ju,tic.• a, acquaint
th , .ut t i ranch lu opporiuna, at.d t impress
tn•on the Arnerica4 j,ublr th.. clu:y of a
cordial suppul t to au ~:erprise
which rellt.cts ci drt upon our your.g coautry.
"Can au. ,r.T.. , 1:1 tlimg come but of Nazareth?
Is there such a thiug :art correct tsste in
.4121111 , 2 ? i onto and
. Among 6 , 1 icany it 17ili I^Ji us
to atttiopt eveb tLe briefe...c <, .ti,.7e of
the pictures, which cAlecti7ely forty moat,
tuperb gallery of art ; bat v, c ta..s:
admiration of the Lvautiful i etice : In
fant Jesus, so charming inl'its
plicity, and o delicately anti
—a more fitting subject einild o it
churNi to open this Christicr.s tocub
The tither plates are.: A S_strt< t S
ro (tint); The Guido Board,liNcsi:4;; r ti.e
Storm, ScniNca ; Christmas Viditur,4 GL Wo
FisllltEn; God' Acre; .lociae Hunting ; Good-
Bye, sweetheart (full page;); The Orberaental,
DaulLn; The I.",eful, DriaEr.;Tl2ie DEulii Chan;
The Advance in '4'intcr;.Reeping, House, J. S.
DAVIS, (Mit) • Spri:.gs and rioddri;
Tlien Fore lii,eWLll, Couniry, Loved iind
Lest; :old Choosing, DECV.,IANN;CatI6I.II.
at,Ll;t;.At 'Joule; The Fisherman'a ;*
Here, Chia! Chick: ; Spurt; Die l'ets; Enjoy
ment; Illori.ing t Out of DiJure ; Evening; In-
Dircirs; Alli.ithe Sturm, a Calm ; (four recut ii);
Fur the .11.iste.r, OrrrtiituNoLu; Ii Olt'tinies
Happens that a Child; Which to Infancy. Lisp
cd ; In the Solace of Age ;-An Artistic Evening ;
The ,Naughty Bo}, J. S. DAVIS (tint).
The reading Wafter is good, tut usual, but of
course, in this, issue, is overshadow , d by the
•ztraordinary pictorial attractions. The vol-
Mlle of the .Aldine for 1872 is announ-ed by the
publishers as the holiday present, and, we think
when it is kuorai what . a royal book .3.1 is, it will
hardly require their additional Mier of a beau
tiful chrome free to crowd them_ with orders.
dead f 3 to Yawns Surro:: & Co., pubiishers, 58
Maiden lane, New York, for this bound volume,
and tecare a gallery of engravings that wdl be
a , int - c~ of joy in the honie tir many a day.
e, uai ier thy ..4/clioe the be work of its
kind ocor offered tlie public, and well worth
She price asked fur it., Mrd. L. A. C[-,Ann is now
cinvaissing for it in this borough.
=rattans LOCAL
as- The most bustidions person
can find something to snit at Owes%
sir Did you know that Faoer
Bose had Willow Cradles?
Gents' , underwear, of • every
description,' very cheap, at Hmat Tavr.9a'a.
Keystone Clothing Palace,
maul street, next to Pint National Bank.
le.. If you want a good overcoat,
go to Haws TAYLOR'S. • 1;
ifigr, Dress Making done at the
Bee Hive, by Min TIMIIEZZA CIINIEESIT.
stir French Felt and Soft Crown
ed Hata, at tho Beo Hire Moro.
tlg. The American Sewing Ha
elfin° is tho best.
1161. New Millinery Gnods are con
stantly being received at the Bee Hive Store.
Ur; The best Heresene Oil at JUNE
1..r.w25', by tho barrel or gallon.
- A large assortment of Brack
ets jagt rcecived at _ z Faorr SONS.
MT Oysters by - the quart, at 45
cents. H. A. Cowtr.s.
ear Job work, of every description,
neatly and expeditiously executed at this office.
1416 An entire new stock of Feath
ers, Flowers and Ribbons, it Abe Bee 'Hire
sore.
MIL FROST &. SONS have just re
coiqd a splendid assoftlpent of Chatrs for the
Holidays. Como and see.
ler Cs oss has the best selection of
holiday bixilts and stationery wo have over seen
in the county. .
itogi. Go to JUNE & LEWIS', and buy
the New Empire. It is the best ittore in mar
ket.
110. Butterick's Patteree, tit ,the
Bee Hive.
te). Warm meals at all hours at
Cowtss' Bakery.
tom , Go to FROST & Soil ' and see
their new chairs for the Holidnys.
ter New 11.1sie, at the- Bee Hive
slcrcur's block.
*•.. BrivANT ;bas some very ‘,,` nob
by " Cutters, which he offer 4 very Cheap.
ice' Buttons, Fringe 4 and Passa
mentarics, at the Beo Rive Story.;
`B4l. Gray Nets at the iiee Hive
Store
ve... Invisible Hair Nets, in all col
or:3, at the Bee Hire Store.'
149 Sweet Potatoes and Cranber
g, St CowLEs' BaLer.*:
269,--Bunnices National Hay and
Straw Cuttcrs,- for sato
PENDLETON DATMOW.
itlt3—lf vau want a nice pleasure
sleigh, call ou BRYANT, at his carriage Manu
factory, on Elizeibtb, street. •
ITlir A Jar& asE l ortmont of Ameri
can Cook and Parlor Siots, at
For. S.ktr--Two or three new
houses, desirably located. Terms easy. En
quire of.W. G. GOLDON, at, Tamer t Cordon's
Drug Store.,r,
iSr CALKINS bas a fine assortment
of Bibles, suitable for presents .to. Children,
Superintendents, Pastors and People. Also, a
fine variety of Albums.
, Very latest styles in Bonnets
and Hats fur Ladies, - Misses and Children, at
the Bee Hive Store, N.). 2, lidercur's Block, To-
wanda, Pa
tg. CALKINS' Book -and Variety
Store, is full of new Books, Toys and gifts for
the Holidays. All will be said cheap. -
For SALE.—A good dinny with
young colt. W. J. DELpErrn.
North Tolv:ltitta, DPe. 11, 1872.
031. If you want a first-class Par=
for Stove, get, :ha Light llou e, on hand and
for =ale by PLNDLETON DAIMOiy, .
Orwell, Pa.
A. full assortment of Railroad
and Java C.lnva , ...+, at the Bee, Hire Store, Iller
enr's Mech.
ta. Just received at the Bee Hive,
an eleont or Ladies and itisse3*
Linen (.7 , ,11arq and Ciag, Lace 9, in the
newest styles.
wrfr.. The, cheapest place to buy
Hardware, Tinnare, Ir n, Naha and StAves. is
Hard..rarc'Store, in Mercitep
RrI3BEr. PAns-r.—Havo you seen or
heard of it It not, it is wOr!h your while to
engrire into its value. See It. M. NVELLEs'
`Rubber Paint'; card in another column.
V" Now is a good time to get
your letter-heads, envelops and bill-heads
printcd. and the Itr.Pr,rxrit office is a good
place;te, get them execlted.
16...Cn05s hag a fine assorttuentof
Mon.tia iews along the Susgni:lianns. They
rail that° desirable Christmas presents to send
to absent friends.
BAPTIST DONATION'.-The friends of
Rev: S. J. Lr3z, silt meet at the . Parsonage for
a Eh inaii•Lin Visit, oh Friday afternoon and eft.n
ing„ D,c. 13, 1872. A general incitac , nl is giv..
tar Tho place to buy a first-class
Goa or Parlor Stove, is at
CHAmEatuN is now displaying'
the finest and largest assortment of silver and
plated ware, and solid and plated jeweli-y, gold
and sdrcr wat'hc s, (re: (,fiord ontftlde of the
larze cities.
IMMIM
LAzAnts Monnis, manufae
turcr,' of these celebrated spectacles, have
changed ; their agency from J. IIt:OI. , ENEWS to
WM CCIAStBERLAIN'S.
VA. The frieuds of Rev. WlLLrear
BIIELP and lady.
,r 41.1 make tlyna a Donation
Visit at Eintnees Hail, in 3fehovony, on
Christmas, Dec. 25.:attemoon.au3 evening. A
general invitation is given. By-order of com
mittee.
'Sat' A Music i 1 Convention will be
held at Mehoopany, commencing T negday, Dee.
17, under the directio'n of Profe. S.• S. VANIOESS
and G. W. Wm/Nut., Text book, "Song King,"
by M. K. Pm...lan. lours of nipeic cordial
ly iovited.
•Doi.timos.—A, : ' Donation for the
beheftt of Itcv. T. I'. .JOUNSON, a% the 31. E.
Part4otiage, at Camptown, Dec. 18, 1 1872, after
rit;on and .All are it.%ited to attend.
Bc order of Committee.
EQ. Do you want a sewing ma
chine, and do you know that the tNiuger never
disappointe? Afr;er}cars' ..xpetlence we
=truly say that the Singer does give satisfae4
ton, ‘ctcgaux S 13r.acx, Agents.
PENDLETON S• DannoWS.
=1
~:_ _
Pr.sprzios & Duutow's,
Orwell, Pa.
-. Mrs. A. Maas is caw's*.
Ins this borough for that justly popular maga
zine, the Aldine. Persons desiring this work
of art, should call on INlrr. Q and examine
specimens.. Eich subscriber roteives two beau
tiful throws.
lar The edition of the Road and
Poor Laws of this -county, compiled by Call
W.'II. Can:maim, is limited, and township
-officer's abo,dealre to proetire copies, should
apply soon. The work is for sale at this office
- FE.ANK BvanANK, Ticket Agent
Pa. k N. , Y. R. R. Co., has been appointed solo
agent in this place for the salo or the Railway
Passenger Assurance Co.'s accident tickets.
These tickets cost but a tride, and corer all
kinds of accidents. t. •
SM. Everybody that is, every
sensible', well informed person is now think.
ing what bo or she shall buy for a Christmas
present. We advise all of Sou to go and ema
il:le Cnoss' beautiful stock of Books arid Station
cry.
0. FaosT ct; Sods wish to
plat rif Woven Wiro Mattress in every house in
Towanda, on a montb's trial, and if it does not,
suit them, they will call and take it away. Now
is your time t? get perfect sleep. Be sure yea
try, and then you will buy.
COAL AT WHOLEEIALE.—R. M. WELLVI
is selling , superior Hard Anthracite Coal; by
the car load, very cheap, delivered at any IL IL
station between Wyalasing and Athens. Now
is the time to secure your Winter's supply.
Oil Are yon,trying to, decide up
on What you will buy fu: a Hohday present? If
so, don't forget that Muszr. S COONS have just
opened a nice line of Boots. Shoes, Trunks,
Traveling INgs, Shawl Straps, etc., which they
are effaring at very low prices.
3w.
W3' It being undefstood by all
who have lately read, the papers, that the Ge
neva Obitration has awarded ; 1 15,000,000 to our
Government, ho it also understood by tho►o
who read this, that 31. E. ROSENFIELD has been
awarded-E1,000,000 or this amount to incest in
a good selection of Heady Ilmle Clothing ,for
the made 's who flock tc) his store
BILUIND HILL would call the
attention of the public to the fact that their
market is always s'ippliezl with the choicest
steaks, roasts, lamb and mutton, pork, f•aiisage,
fish, etc. They are now receiving daily supplies
of fine fresh oysters, which they offer at whore.-
sale sod retail at the very lowest rates.
WINTER 3IILLINER ' Y AT MRS. J. D.
lIILL's.—A tine stock just received, embracing
all the latest Ft le3 and c , dors found in .few
York market, which she offer: at low-prices.
The ladies are cordially invited to call and in
spect the stock barer° purchasing.
Mrs. J. D.
Griffith S I'atton'sßleek, Bridge-St.,
Tomsnds, Pa.
te - The simple Minouncemept
thatTrol. Surnwoon will, give another CoucLrt
on Tuesday evening next, Dec. 17, will be sufil
ektit to draw a house full of loxtts of good mu
sic. Those who had, the good fortune' to be
present at his first musical entertaipment were
more than pleased, and will be our to bo
-
cut on this occasion, and bringallAteir friend
with them. Some of the best Musical talent of
this place his been sccured to assist Prof.
Slit: moon.
top I'IRENIx Imam/nee Co., Brook.-
lyu 4 S. 1.; New Yorli'pfileerNev. 11, 1872. As
sett, Nov. 1, 1572, $ , ,632,191 61. Total amount
insttred in the br:rnt district, 050,000, - thus
lcaving us, (even in case our loss are total).
No assets, t 1,382,191.61: Homo Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio : GroSs assets, 19,000,000 ; loss
es, t 371,1100. Natiot al, of Bangor, teegraphsits
New k. or I; agency : "-11" c: are ' all right." Wll
- lusuranceTo : No lass. WICRIIAM
Btacit, agents fcf the,abova round companies,
Towanda, Pa.
say- I fake this method of inform=
lug my friend's and old custonicTF l , that am
now ptrmauently located in the 3.ferchant Tat;
Inring EJtablighnn_nt of Ilmait TayLon, in
Banda, when?. I ilia!! I'd, all times be pleased to
meet them, assuring them that Lean give them
as good, if not better bargains, than can be ob
tained elsewhere. I Ehall, as heretofore,'Malie
a ipecialty of furnishing the best quality of
goods in every dcpartment. ,Cutting and mak
ing dune in the best manner and latest styles.
W. J. DAVIES.
Dec. 1-2 w.
How TO Go WEST.—This is an en
quiry uhich every one should have truthfully
answcmcl heron: he starts on his journey, and
a little care taken in examination of routes will
in many cases sire mapli trouble, time and
The "C. B. &. Q. B. 8.," running from Chi
cago, through G.ile,burg to Burlington, and
the "I. B. & W. 80nk.," runtainq from Indian
through I.:loomington
have o.cliitircd a rplendid ri,putation in the lust
two years as the leading Passen;;er Routes to
the nest. At Burlington they coum:et with
the B. It. 8., and form thelgreat Eurlii:g
_ton Itonte, which runs din_ et through Southern
lowa to Nebrasl.l.l9.id chre con
nection.; t. California and t!:c 1. - J:lhr:its; end
starting ftr , nl r.radford c,nuty,
their way westward. canni,t to better than t-,
tal:c Lorrr.
1,111 f• 11. ts fl eftilPll
" tklG,, 711i:,11 COIL; ',At: , 11111'11 Vf.kl:.
able . .n formation ; a large oirrect, miti) of tl.e
Great ky.,:t, which can .bc obtained trio of
charge by addresbira !the Gene.ral Passenger
Agcnt Lt. d Y. E. It., Burlingt,”.l,L,_.:.
LECTURE APPOINT:IL - NTS .11ADE BY TUE
Gocip TLlttu_kus' CONV: :sTION,111:LI;AT A.1111.N4,
Nor. 21 A. 31) 22.—.3.1r. J. LontroN, cr
county, N. Y., wit lettlro at the rollowing
plac, 3 :
AL8A.NY........ . ...Deccrobr 18
OVEI: rON ;
WEST FIUNKLIN- ".... 20
GIIANVII.LE CE3.:TIII'
LF.IIDY . . ............... . . ." .. 22
CAN roN is
-
AL BA
TitOY.
COLCIILIA. X 110.k1X8
SOUTH C111:EK
SPRINOFIEI.D
SMITHFIELD
ADNIIS
NOIIIII TO‘VA.NDA
31 YE It:411_711(1 . . ..Tanuary 2
STANDING sTONI " .. 3
ASYLUM ..... . 1
TEIIItY TOW'S ...... . . 5
WILAIOT ....
SUtIAE IltiS;
CIMPTOWN
STEVENSVILLE.... .... 9
..... . . 10
HOME... ..•• . 11
0 Itml EL " ... 12
LEILkYSVILLE .
WINDFIA3I
LITCH FIELD
ATHESs . • .. 17
XABBIED.
DECKEII-I'.IIISONS. —OaTarsrlav evening,
Dec. 5, 1572, by lies. Wm. McGlttlicry, at the
reAid.r.ee rarent4 M r . Fe uL k
Dreher and :11..t53 Jessie 11
eldest 41augLiter or E. A. Par , ..r,,, all or
Towanda, Pa. •
CrItOSA3I.IN-11OV:i:NA.--11 , o,:t. 21,
by tho lt,!r. W. V. B-,., n; A! , . , .. , rt C. Cr •-,-
mn3 to FiGra Its,a , 141::ht - cr
0. 1.1c.r.2, r,
it,.• •
e.
P. 6..1 - :!).t, irs V. U.
Ittimasey,', 'slr. E , lwiti D.
N. Y., to t 1)1143 L rz , .. 1.7.e . ,r,
Pa. '
DAVIDSON —.TEIIRY.—titt
Dec. 3, by H. W. 31:J.:rano:. Eatt., ;;.t toe
deuce of the b7ilo, Mr. rholi:es biri,L )n
and ItrA. Je:sale Terry,
VOUGTIT—GILLITT. —01:
11'9, by rov. G. L. IVilhatni; st t!.1.!
of bridt;3 - par.ntB, francim
and 31.3.1c1ta. J. Giliitt, cli of S!i.
Bra.dfor• Cf..,
27. liv .It,,v. G. L. ).) flu•
of llits pzrents :•ir.. t 'mot 11% r
all 41. f
DIED
VANNES:3.-1n St.t BradiOrd
Pa., 22,•06:e Vanu.ss. '47;:rzi ;
lieu Wanness, in the 74th r r her
She has kit a compsair , n atilt twelve children
to mourn their
C~IdI'BELL —ln Mohoopany, Nov. 27.187$ at
the house of her son-in-law, Mr. Cora Myers,
Mrs. Sallie Campbell, aged about 55 . years.
"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the
death of his saints."
FATIICLUID—In Wentzville, Mo., Nov. 11,
1877, of sreall-poz, Addle V. only daughter
of M. and Mary I' Fairehild, aged 15years
and 9 mouths.
Mr. num= and family were formerly from
this county'. •
EILRNBERGER—At Cold Spring Trout Pond,
Nov. 20, 1872, Fred D., son of S. B. and M.
ht. Ellenberger, aged 5 yours thel day of his
burial.
"As vernal flowers, bat scent the morn, I.
Bat tither in the rising day,
Thus lovely was this infant dawn,
Thus swiftly fled his life away.
•
"Ile dicd before his infant soul
Had ever hnined i with 'wrong desires.—
Had ever spurned at heaven's control,
Or ever quenched its sacred fires.
"lle died to sin; he died to card ;
Bat for a moment felt the rod ;
Then, rising ou the viewless air,
Spread his light stings and soared to God."
SPECIAL SOTICES.
KY` Thomas gaddocks, Produce
Commission It erchant, 22i) Pennsylvania Ave
nue, Scranton, Ea. Butter, Eggs, Lard, Cheese,
Fruits, Potatoes, &e., Ac. Consignments soli
cited, and returns.promptly made on sale of
poods. References cheerfully given. .Corrcs
pondence
ter Tickets for *all points West
via. Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail
way fur sale at Freight Depot of Pa. & N. Y.
It. It Co.
Aug. ;
EVERY FSBAIEU ins OWN Varna.
Us o 'lubber' Paint. It is mixed ready for use.
Spreads easily and smootly, is glossy, firm, du
rable, elastic, and is a Beaityul _paint. 11. M.
WELLES has the Paint. .
TOMA.NDA MARKETS
Iv nor rqAT E PRICES.
Corrected every weduesoay, by C. B. PATCH
subject to disuses dilly.
Wheat. p bath
Bye. la bush
Buctwheat, gtl bush
Corn, ift bush
Oats, tg. bush;
Beaus, it bash..
Butter (rolls) IS 115
do -(dairy,) p rs now
Eggs, is doz
Potatoes, Ti bush,new.
Flour, ji barrel.
Onions lit bush
Wictorrrs or Onaus--- 1 07hest 60 lb. ; Corn 66 lbs.;
Bye 6611>5.; Oats 32 lbs.; Barley 46 lbs.; Buckwheat
48 lbs.; Beans 62 lbs.; Bran 20 lbs.; Clover Seed 60;
lbs. ; Timothy Seed 44 lbs. ; Dried Peaches 33 lbs.;
Dried Apples 22-lbs.. Flax Seed 50 lbs.
PRICE LIST—CASCADEArrr,r,s.
Flour, boat 'Winter wheat, pr. sack $2 60
" hundred lbs..-- 5 00
" barrel 10 00
Feed. per cwt.
eribtem grinding usually done at once.a , si
parity ef Um mill Is saniciont for a la amount of
work - L. fl GRAM.
Caniptorrn, May 22 , 187'.
New Adlertizements.
SLEIGHS!! 'SLEIGHS!!
SLEGHS.
I have on hand a largo assortment of
PLEASURE SLEIGHS and
CUTTERS;
I WILL
SELL CHEAPEM
Than any other establishment in the
SLEIGHS AND CUTTERS
Of every description manufactured
to order on short notice
Towanda, Dec. 10. It'
AYER'S .CATIATIC PILLS,
FOR ALL TIIE PCLIFOS ES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIC, crnmci
CostiVeness, Jaundice.Byepepsia, Indigestion,
rg'gonlarY, Ford Stomach. Erysipelas. Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, kruptionsfand Skin Diseases,
Bilistances, Liver Coroplaiut, Dropsy, Tetter,
Tumors and Salt Rheum, Worms, Gout, Neural
gia, as a Dinner Pill, and Purifying the Blood.
Ire the most congenial purgative yet perfected.
Their effects abundantly,hhow how much they
es,cel all other Pals. They aro safe and pleas
ant ti take, but powerful to curs. They purge
out the foul humors of the blood; they stimu
late the slm.-„gish or disordered organ into ac
ti:m, and they :rnpa‘t health and. tone to the
whole being, Thor en, c not only the every
day complaints of e,erybody, bnl formidable
and dangerous ti east eminent clergy
man, most skilful physicaes, and our bent cue
.I(Di send certificates of cures performed and
of great benefits they have derived from these
Pills. They are the safest and best physic for
children, because mild - ns well as effectual.
Being sugar cdated they are easy to take; and
being purely vegetable, they are entirely harm-
rnEr.tr.r.D nr
Ds. J. C. ATER "rovrizz.,,
Pr.A.CTICAL LSD CILTAZSTS.
And sold by Draggists all round the world.
Dr. H. C. PORTER t SON. Nil:Lot:sale agents
, Towards, Pa., and for rale by dealers thronghou
the copUty. 0ct.30-m4
TOWANDA COAL YARD,
CODYET. ii.rx.r.o_up AND ELI7-I.IILIII STILIETS.
SOLE AGES('Ii SULLIVAN ANTHRACITE AND
RARdLAT nntailsors COALS.
&Lao ALL SIZES PITTSTON ANTHRACITE COAL
At Market Prices.
Aug. 11. 1872. - WARD & MONTANTE.
... 26
27
A GENTS ! QUICK ! Or -,3'on will
miss chokes/I territot7, itbero is a num for
on LW LEWIS'S last and great wore
OUR DIGESTION,
Or. IFY JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET.
It is by odds the most taking and rateable book In
the field. 1. It is on a vitally linportant subject.
2. It is by Ameriea's most popular writer on health.
3. It is. for the price, the largest and handsomest
boo: ever sold by subscription. • Agedts, the people
ere eager for such a book, and will urge you to bring
it to them. Write for terms, kc..-free.
GF.OI:6E ' , 'ACLFAN, l'obliN!yer
sep.ll' 72-ly
T 4 1.1" M. B 11 EN ,
1.00K..,AT TUTS' '
.
.r..tlwcz . .lors cal? Icr „4„
BARGAIN.
th: the machinery for a }fully Haw Mall, which has
brru in use only c i L 'i!itecu mouths and is aa good as
new. Tholllll cast he put nil and run on the prom•
is a of the ehbeoribeiw it &s red. and any informa
tion in ragari to oper}tiug it cheerfully Weil. Will
be so! , 1 at a great r."4l::tlort from orLenat cost. •
Tt. CASE' k 8011.
Troy, Pa.. Nov. 13; Isl 2.
FARA' .F 01: SALE- At a biggain,
situated. in Mrlam Ow-astir. about 33. 4 " miles
from Towanda Borough and lying on the Main road
to Frencirfown, belng the farm of .1. D. mantas. ,
dc,va.e.i. Safi farm COatl!Thi acre q. more or
less, all cleared and ',miler a glad state of caltiva
t,ola eseept 10 irrew re t %Mod for wood. jt bar
variety of irmt, %IA!! iv, t zerod and fenced, and is a
good farm for grain or gra.... Two good hares and
a house and other impeivemeara. The above farm
will he said at a barging. Oa tiara .of purchase
money srill bet requlrod dovra and the balance to
suit purcbsser. Enquire of Alford Williams at Her
rick, or at the Wilco of Or. IWO A Elsbreo, Towanda.
G ° TO FROST & SONS FUR
NITURE LIIPOP.IITM for new style of Bed-
ME
LAKE TROUT, some very fine
..L.4 ones, at a very low price, by
Jame IS, 11511. FOX St NERCUE
11=1=
$ 1 CO el 1
I Oet 200
e. 28
22 0 32
10 00 @ 21 00
1 25
country
JAUES BRYANT.
1 733 Sansom Street. rhi:a
Hardware.
4.I7OT.WEATIEPI STRIP,
A. cheap, simple, and sure way
to exclude-cold and save coal, per-
mutant and ornamental, at
Codding, Russell a co:Ys
THEE HAVE I
JUST REDUCED THE PRICE
Oti THE
IMPROVED MORNING GLORY
STOVE
FROM FIVE TO fiEVEIC DOLT_ , ► tti PER 'nom
-TIIE
Morning Glory
18 PF.
THE MOST DURABLE,
MOST SIMPLE,
BASE-BURNERS EVER SOLD
CALL AIM SEE num BEFORE YOU BUY
• TILE Y ALSO SELL THE
I La., II 31 1 N 'T R
A VERY BRALT;YUL BASE-BUBSER
THE FAVORITE,
AMERICAN BASE-p lIRNER,
AND OTHER STOVES, FROM SIX DOLLARS
AND UPWARD
BALTIMORE BEATEktS,
REYNOLD'S WROUGHT IRON
HEATERS,
MERRY CHRISTMA.S
IMPROVED- COOKING STOVE,
EXCELSIOR RANGE.
DEXTER FEED CUTTERS.
CHAFFEE FEED. CUTTERS
ROGERS BROS. SILVER
PLATED WARE
I=
PLATED KNIVES IN CASES
COAL SIFTERS,
POWDER, SHOT, GUNS, PISTOLS
ALL HINDS OF TINWAIIE
GAS FIXTURES, a,
CODDING,.p,IISSELL &
V Toiniads..No. IS, 1312.-
TAYLOR •& co
Bog to coil attention this
tooel., to the, extraordinary
indwoonents they offir
in *4 their departments:
.CLOTHS AND CASSLItt,'RES,
It;IMEI
LIDIES'•MISSES CHILDREN'S
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
Viii" A. decided reduction has been
made in our briceN, dud we cor
dially invite '!purcbasen, to - examine
our stock.
TOwands, Nov. 13, 111:1 -
WE CLALg FOR
liE
The undennt6tioned advantages over those in ordi
nary-use, the proof of which may be seen in the
extraordinars sales, and constantly the:easing de
nnuad for them:
Ist. That from the peculiar cor.structton of the
glasses they assist and preserve the sight, render
ing frequent changes Unnecessary. .
-2. d. That they confer a brilliancy and distinctness
Of vision, withnn amount of ease: and comfort not
laltherto'enjoyed by spectacle wearers,-
1. That the material from which the Lonsos are
Imotuad, is manufactured specially. for optic purpos--
.es, and is pure, hard, and brilliant, and not liable
to become scra•ched. • ,
-:4th. That the franc in which they are set, wheth
er in Gold. Silver. or Steel. are of the finest quality
and finish ana guaranteed perfect in every respect.
For gale only by our outhorized'agent in this local
ity.. We never supply or eraployxeddiers.
N0v.20,472
BOOS-BDTDERY., THE P
lie to respectfallyinforreed that the Book-Bin
dery has been removed to the "Reporter" Building,
third story, where will be done -
.
In all its +arioril branches, JD . ternashereasanable 38
"the Limon" will /aim. no . Bindery willtto under
the charge of t-
An oxrxrience3 Binder, and all work trill be prvmpti:i
done in a style and manner which cannot be excelled.
2driaic, Magazines, IS ewspapers,Old Books, Fc., bound
in every variety of style. Particalarrittention will be
paid to the Dialing and Binding of
To any desired pattern. which in quality and dura
bility will be warranted. - '
All worlt will bo ready for delivery When promised.
The patronage of the public igi - ,'sclicited. and ficr•
fort satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda, Arigit3t 2. ISerr—tf.
ATER'S HAIR
. 1 , IGOR !
Advancing years, sickut:s. , , tare, dlaprointniant,
licredimry pr.-dispmiti , m, all turn the hair
gray; either r)l' them. disposes it to Lail of prem.?,
turaly, mid either effect is unsightly and unpleasant -
-to behold. Dr. Arran's ensttursiate e 11l has pro.
duced an antidote for the deformities, which has
won gratitude for him from multitudes of women
and men. Ms Mutt 'Acton somttimes.reproduces
bet hair; and always restores to faded and gray hair
its natural color, with the . Illoss and freshness of
youth.. The colnparatively few bald and gray heads
that we now see, are those who have not yet disedv
ered the virtues of Ay,r..tt's hits Vidon-for renewing
the hair. The fresh and yimthful hair wo see on
older heads Is ;ten - the itviluct 01 his art If you
are disfigured. or male sold. • austere and ugly, Sy
gray hair, rest:re Its yontltful color, and with it your
3etturcs 6 th,lr original.sf‘ftness .tu , d agreeable ex
i-resalou. ' • •
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
SOLD ALL. tOUND TILE
Dr. H. - C. Por.rr-u, §oN''Z't CO.; Wholesale Agents.
- Tom-snds, Pa., and for sale by dealers throughout
the county.
Dec, 7, 1871.-13.c0w.
ATA_LITA,RLE - FARM FOR SALE ;
belonging to the estate of Wm. W. Lasts.'
brooks, deceased, situated In North Towanda, five
miles from Towanda Moro.,_ containing about 115
acres, bet Teen 75 and 160 acres improved, with a
new dwelling house well arranged foe two families,
a gcod barn add other out-buildings, two orchards,
-a living spring of water brought to the house in
logs. For thrther particulars apply to Wm. Els.
bur, Athens,-,.' Ward Eutabrooks, 'Ulster; Wil
lard Loveland, Troy, or Wilford Eastabrooks on the
Oen:diet
lescellaneous.
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS AND •SHAMS,
NOTIONS, .
HOSIERY AND GLOES,
SHOES, ,
HATS AND CAPS
DO~IESTIOS,
FLiNAETA Cc
TA.YLOR & CO
LAZAIIITS ,MORRIS
CBLEI3It
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
AND EYE GLASSES
* W. A. Chamberlin,
Sole Agent,
iBOOK-B , INDING!
11. C. WILITAtiIt,
BLA3sTS BOORS,
FOP. 17.T.i5TOUISC. (=IC Ali lIAIr
0 ft.? .7..i."11:::At:VITAi.11:1" AND C.01.01:..S
mold by n , " Ilreggiru, .19n.r nolttrs 141 Ift‘iieixist
PRICE ON}:-DOLLAM
ritrz.s.nr.t.
Dn. J". I C, AMR k.. 00.4. LOVIT.LI.; Mesa
QPECIAL ELECTION PROCEA.-
SlATlON.—Whereas, evacaney has Occurred in
the representation of this Efate the Borne of
Representatives of the Bolted States, by the ?stip*
Delon of Bon: .Clyasea 3fercor„ who had hems
elected a m6lther of the Forty-Becond'Pcingreas
from the 13th District, Composed of the counties of
Bradford, Columbia, Moamar, BuUltran, and Wy
oming, the Governer of the - Cennaonvfealth has
dlcted me to order a 4v:tat rectioriln the corm.
ty f Bradford to be hoiden on TCDTDAY, Dr.ert*
DER 24, 1872, for the election of a Member of Can
grebe to serve out .the unexpired term ,Of Mr.
rcur.
74 , 11%* therefore, ate isto e•inninehd the amigos
and Inspectord of e.ections in the eeverat" Election
41:X2texte of this county to be at the usual - places of •
bolding elections, at the usual time on the luta 24th
day of December, and hoe" the polls opc4 accord
ing to Law.
&Aura Judges will meet - ILs 139 rough of
T,manda, on Friday, December 21th, for tlio pur
pose of counting the votes.
1tec.11,1•72. ' J. I'. 'VAN FLEET, Steriff.
- LIOREIG:N ATTACH LENT.-.
A. Bradford .County, as. 'The Ceninionwealth of
l'eunitylvania. To the Sheriff of Bradford County,
Gor.erliso : We command you that you attach L.
I W. Linimick, late of your county, by all and
stogn
lar tie gocids and chattels, lands and . tenements..
'moneys, rp;Lta and crediti,:iin whose hands or pos.
session scever the same may be, so that be be and
appear before our Court of Common Pleas, to be
holdem'at the borough of Towanda, in and for said
-county on the drat klondsy of Decezei.lir next,there
to, answer James 0. Frost and Robert Sherman of •
'a plea of debt .cf $5OO, and that you EtinanOn J.
BeLa llontanye. Jr., Henry W. Noble, Henry W.
'Tracy and all persons in whose hands or passes
pion the maid goodior. chattels, moneys, rNhtsand
ereclits. or any of them may be attached, so that •
they an/ eV..., y-c,f Rime be and appear before maid
tut, at the , day and place aforvaid, to ansite 4 r
what shalt be objected agaiiiat than and abide the
itidincent.of the Court therein ; and have - you then
and there this writ. •
I 'Nantes the llonorahlo F. B. Itree.ter,;Preildent
tifiour said court:at the Borough of Towanda,
aforesaid, the 24th day of November. A. D. 1,572.
• - - W.iA. T)1011AS, Prothonotary.
Sow. $572, - by- virtue of the-shove Writ of For
digs Attichment I attached the following dem. ribed
lot, piece, or percel of Lind situate in Wysor twp„
Bradford County. PennaylVania, bOurided as fol
lows, to wit: On the north by public highway
known as the Wymox RoaiL east, south and ::vet by
Load of Malty W. Noble, being 3 , 1, feet' front on said
reed and 136 feet deep
I AI:SO—One other lot, piece, or parcel of land sit- •
in Towanda twp., County and titat4 aforesaid;
Vounded as, lolloa - s, te-wit: On the' north by land
of A. Northrup, cast by Railroad Street, south lip
an alley, west by land of H. Stahl, being,about So
feet front on; maid'ltailroad Street from said N‘rtti
rup's line tolcent - e of said alley, and about 150 feet -
deep, v ith a two.stery framed dwelling house there
on..
.
belied and taken into execution at the snit of
Jauten 0. Prdst and Robert J. Sberman is. L..W.
Dinuick, with notice-ti -J. DeL.elfontanye. Jr., E.
W. Noble. U. W. Tracy. 11. P. Moore ganoiahees.
1Dec.12,1872. • - J. P. VAN irr:Err„,theriff.„;
NOTlCE.—Notice
V.XECUTOR'S NOTICE =Notice
•'I Is liereby given that all persons Indebted to
the estate of r..(3% - i8 Lester, late' of " Canton,
dec d, sio requested to make immediate payment
and all persogs harinz claim agstnst card estate
Must preeent . them auiy Sutfasntiestod for settle
ment. bIIVID PALMER,'
iDec.ll-vo",'
A DMI.NISTRALTO - INg N9TICE:—
1711_, Notice Is hereby given t0.,a1 persan r s indebtad
tol the estate of Alanson Lovelace, late lilaeshr—
qtlin, deceased, must make Immediate, paymaat,
and all persons. havfo.; cl s ;sigainst said: eztata
mlist preeteut them .thity authenticated fur settla
rcpt. MALVIN Lovn - ..ter, .
13ec.1!4:6* Admintatrathr.
XECUTOR'S - :NOITICE:- •
ll.cetice is hereby given thatillperanna roue b.crl
totli- east:3 of Chas. F. Weller, Jr.,•latq of Athens.
(14...m. , eXa.r0 - requesieLl to snake imineilhite r.l7inirnt
anlt ais pr-n , ona efaizna against -caid Mote
vent thrn: duly stithentlented . far scbtie
n.q ut. ELIZABETH IVELL.D.I,
J. W. HOLLENBACE.
JOHN er_WELLFS.
Eleetnisra.
i;•c• c.-zt.
VXECUTOR'S,
is herebj given that all persons InclGlited to
estltp of John Fosburg; late of Columbia,
dep•a, are ruinesteil to make immediate payment,
anti all persona having claims agtinst. eahl estate,
twist pre,:ctit them drily auttenticatecr , fer Rettle-
Lint.
Nor.2b-,
1 XECUT ' S NOTICE:--
Notice is hereby given-itat all persons .
of indebl—
to the eqlte of. Guy Kint deceased, Kinney. deased, date
SheAccamn, are rep - jested to make in/medi
ate pa - yule:it, and, all persons hang clauns against
.said estate ratt.eit present them dilly authenticated fig
t
*
A . C D3FINISTRATOIS NOTICE.-
given to all pereons imichted
to thav,iate john If. aliazr. late of Terrytowm
dvdca,ed, miiht Mak° immediate payment, and
all 1. person having chint,t-m egaimst Ea;d:eF,tata
nit pr2gent , them daly anthentieated for liettle
.lmMt. - .1.1V...LEP,
danipistrator.
. DMINISTRATOP.'SNO'IC1 7 .
_LA.. Notice is lien giVri to all vsrsotis lit6 ' bted,
to the e..tate. of W LI. C Wilcox,.lato bf Canton.
must ? make limme3ll3te pa3licier4 and
all
,i,ersons taring. clalrus aitaitts.t salli'estatt• rt,itst
Proscii3 t tllstz authenticated for settlemept.
Soc.b •rS
A VHINISTIITO NOTICE.- - ---;
la_ 'Settees hereby Mvc ndli at all r F.. , rFon indebted
t the I.itate of S. G. FRENCH, late of 'SS - elle,
(I..,e.eist , d are rpo.deFited to male - iromediato
payment, and all prone having claims against said
estate mnat pre=set thorn duly authenticated for e4at
tletiaent. • . • . CH-SI:LEL sinuvr.,
.2.{0v.17- - w,;"
D3LINISTR.VIOR'S
-,:tic•tice is hereby given thitt all pers6ns
in leht
ni to the estate of Daniel 31miro, late of - Granville.
d...iea Fed, aro requested - to make immediate payment
and-all persons having elaings against said estate
mnst present the same duly autliOntioated for , set,
tiement. ADOLPEIrS SAXTON', t
Nov.2T-wil •
.• . Administrator.
MILNISTRATOR'S
hsreby Risen that all 'persons indeited
to i the estate of Eunice -Pierce. late . of Pike,
3eoca ed. are requested •to make Lmmedizto
payment, gad all persons haling clOns.against said estate , meet pre7seut them clulg authenticated far
setilemeat. - G. /R. bRisE.
• Adthinistraidr.
A D3l - I.;ISTIItATOR'S - 1
.S;OTICE.
is hereby giren that all persons Indebted
to the e,4tate of cephas 1:11111mno, late offLerafsville
deceased, are requested to make; inituedikte
ptpment, and all mrsons Laving' clatoaaingaitwl
s'..ad estate must present them duly with:entreated
foilsettletaent.'
Aec Adtnintstrator.
I:DII:OR'S NOTICES.— In the
e.tuto of ,To , opli Doane, flo.sr.'l.W.—ln . the
0: Oulu's Court of Bradford Countx:
• Th,c eudir , igued au Auditor appointed by the
Orhan'fi Coiirt of .13-radforil .Cmlntry: to distribute
tbc.'tutl i:i said estate as shown by the partial
aeCtunt eft. litrlsc. Exmmtor, and salso to dispose
r.tplooptic:ng filed to tz:icta-emlut. hereby gives no
ticd that he whi attoLd to the dntics,uf AI N appoint
ment at the cinets Davies., in Towatida,
on 'FiIIDAY. DEC. 27, 1,72, at 1 0'o:oaf; p.m..
at Which Um: and place all porsons interested will
n:ake known their claims and ti7.coptrons, or be for
e \ debarred Trott coming in on Muds or to
(Pict to tile disposition of saidgx.beptions.
1 ec.4-ve 4 T: DAVLCS, Auditor,
Towanda,
T ANTED-BOVE. AGENTS
RE3T . tNDUS / TRSES
. . .
OF VIE UNI.T.rI.) ST AILS,
, I -
An i piete'ileal ettrotuary of the Origin, Growth., and
'l'. : fe:tion et the Cl_l'.'ef lutinst'riel Arta -
of this country.
:',OO PAGES AND r:,k}o ENtin.A.NrsGs.
wr;ttpti Ir 20 Ernineut Apthors, including John 13
Loon Case, Eilward /lowland, Jos.
B. Lyman. Edwin Hall,. -
11orace.G.ceeley, Phi* Begley, Albert Brisbaina.
. F. H. PEIIIiMS, ed., etc.
4i.3 work is a complete history of all branches of
indastry, pfocesse's.of manufacture, etc., In-all ages
It is a complete‘ encyclopedia et - arta and manufac
turers, and is the most entertaining and valuable
work for information on - subjects of general interest
ever offered to the p.ublic it to adapted to the wants
of the Iterchant, 'Manufacturer. Mechanic, Farmer.
Student. and.ltiventor, and sells to both - old and
youuri, of both Lhasa-es. The book is gold by agents
who are makilic large s•dc.s In all parts of the coun
try. It is offered at the - 16w price of( $3 Id and Is
chpapeeit hook ever sold aabsiiription. ?,•To
family should be without a copy. We. want Agents
in every town of-the - tuned States, and no agent
eau fail to do well with this book. Our ternis are
lice al. We give our agents the exclusive right et
tert,tery. One of oar agents sold 133 copies - in
ci,dit days. another sold 363 in two -weeks. Ottr
aeihat in Hartford sold 397 to one week. Specimens
of the work sent ta a , , , ,enta on r-celpt of stamp. For
circulars and terms to ZgelitS address the publish
ers. J. D. IltiF.lt .t HYDE. Hartford, codn.. 0 .
!cage, or Cinantr.tl,- Ohio..
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e.rs :Ind Meilinhic, ar.l gIVC 5 iUtere.9lllg aCcQrint3 Of
.lleli - ,1 Phr.zelans and naratives of Hit*. lives. It
h il s how filthy is luanufActur!.. , 3 Tobacco and of
r.La vile I,:glicrg raccheines are compeSO. It res"
veali startring secrets and Instructs all how to_
ay.4 the ills whieti tleehls heir to. We give culla-
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elec. _rte . :, of the Detective System. - It is II recerd
fort e p/st.twenty years'ot tiro most slttilful detec
tivellof reis country. iu which the crafts, of Bank
Robliers.!Thieves, Pickpockets, Lotteby Men, Conn.
terfe4 Money Deelere, end etch:idlers of
. all chases
'are eiporzil and brought to justice . • reite $2 75.
Sentllfor.Oreulars and terns to agents. N0v2012
p.L..TEII.=—A. sup . ly of Fresh
'Gro',tr.l Plx.etrz. gale ts 7 W. A. ROUX
n0t.9.'72.
ESE
ITOIERS' , bring ryour 't , rocincs
V
1. nil tell tir - 1 - 03. atßas.
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Legal.,
H. D. FIIEHIL&N,
Effect for
BETSEY G. IPS
EIE2 , TRY • C. OERNET. •
Executor'.
NEWION IiINNEY,
GEORGE W. KINNEY,
EXceillan
ar. P. PORTZU.
A,lmiaistriltor
L. B. SHBPc£,
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