Ikadfailfquitter
Towanda, Thursday, February '20,1873.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Stir Jticige S. 8. Wooos, of Lewis
ton), died last week.
SEir We (I ne any nest will be the
commencement of Lent-
ice' The Sullivan County Democrat
has reached its majority: •
The March exhibition of the
Tray Grajed,Sotool, will take place on the 14th
proximo.
Sir The Episcopal Mite Society
will meet at S. C. MF..I - Ns * , on Monday evening
ISM
re' The proprietors of the " Dan
ville House." Danville, Pa., are strong advo
cates of " no license."
Tro y is taking of a twenty
thousand &Oar Pi•esleyterian Church. We lope
it rnriy not be all task.
"per- Scribner's _Monthly for Marcb
containa an article entitled "Recollections of
fionAcE alv EEEE," by Tnontow WEED.
mr- Prof. BR . YANT, of Elmira, has
Abed one hundred pupils in his dancing class,
which rnet 4 A at the Ward louse.
Ifir• Wayne, Lycoming,
..;11, , itreltanna, Northumberland and Centre
votthtier,, all rote on Local option to-morrow.
ra" The able and'interestiiig
discour,;4) which appears on one first
tias Lb - 2.111 - cm4 by new, FAIIEU W. BILSEtT,
.f Orwell, in the Presbyterian Church o 0 that
IllEl
The friends of Rev. F. W..
( - 103-n.non in Town limr,
this Thin-slay evening, Feb. 21). Nll
:.re diallyiiivited to atten d "The liberal
ileyiseth itbe,al tliiags4r
atiir A. portion ',of the Ways and
4
all:4 CO rimrttec• of Dons.t or licprevebtatives,
the Insane 71u Danville, last
and were bandzoinv - entertained by the
. icistn in charge.
•
f..&" We learn tha several of the
pi-t,t,nal friends of Devi Wai. MeGrantrey,
I:cct r (I Chri6t Church, have raised him four
hundred dollars in addition to tile. salary paid
by the Vestry.
Via - R. A. PAcktn, Superintendent
~f the Pa. ,t N. T. R. P. ; is one of the most
oldiging railroad oilicialb in the country. He
oratred the fast train stopped trice on Satmr;
da: last, at statiubs where the train flora noc
halt, in order to accommodate passen-
ilk- The employes-of the Pa. &N.
y. IL IL Co., will teetify their high regard
late Atisfistatit Superirdendent
erecting a monument over
One th.,nsona dollars Las already
,1 1 1); e ni bed , thousand room will
f)i. \lit or RES. Z. 14.kN... —Rev-
LANR at hp; m
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L. a:a. , • I IL, übleht
nr
m nod largc vitd v tit
W:
b. ('.ougrogational
I'a., gill
=BEIM
t., of GAO on Sati
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:oil 2, 187'. 13
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{. , ;1 W:;1
Tio: tin-lees of the Methodist
!'. t Lil, itg have
thr :Idle of their
.•.•, t,) )Ir, 5. E. Gregg.
is to re entivcrt
the Ist of
.1 the 111);?.e Ociu'orr
fop
1-E4,(''( . l the InetlhB fire provid-
i‘. P.-41'he Adreetisei
=MEM
Crotw,
• the I. 0. uf 0. F., or' this city,
0,1 tile bt-1, t•xeel
?''.• , rl , tof th. 1;s14410.; Pythif,F,.
prLSellt anti
r w j vv,tl , lll - :Is he tact
: -t I 13t t , •111; the thf!nr• upon
.1t cope:l3,4oz, .01• h:s x,l
- H. .T. !tt;il, spoke
t' • a , ..„,; 16,1j,the ',teas
, • 1,,,'1 ty,tll. All:thr ,.. ..gh, the
v, tir,"l tlitentintr);:.
••!-L. , .rtspleii Club" wo.; or-
"1i Tuen,sliy i•Vulli`O; 131. t.
:Chi '7O/1 IS to St . !' that tl.O
;:.t.'rrotyctp..!l ~f - abd
LAI u, S were
•
•
S. TZt - s,kas.
- Dr, H. n. Pol4r.u. W.
C. L. ILA,v.
• W. T. DAvlts..
also appointed, whose duty
F. It ‘i',l;ttlotio t . of the law.
• , •
';•=: Some time ago'-,the teahers
•',-;,,,,,hr• gl i n Centre - selnyol and the Sister
•:. „rfaNg , d a sqlliiig match be
tyl of their repeltive schools t l
up of the tiv4, the
• t.) get together until
%114 U they met in
ri.ter. Though the ap
' 1 ,sing to nnavoidab!e
zdy changed, the Hall was nearly
a gteat interest
school:. Th•
a: , ..‘i..lorious by a scvre of
11111
FiLEIID:S6 AT THE NOSE.—Ii
ll' It ly up .1t httie art
, • $ : • Ue• t-t !. of the face
I' 4 ~ L ,t47ilA)!i 4LIC .1.. I'•NO tqlia!)
Mai❑ .trt,
ras. , nig over the
~..ae,` apply the. Lace with
the right nostril
.111:;cr along the edge of
1":::•:gig CT the si (try is
.• she
fir five Minutes,
ti.e tin-e have
I=
r ,t); t an Parsoilitgo,
~ . .,•:!€•'ur an unusually
the cveuitig of St. Val.
paAor and his wife,
lEEE
frivn.l ,, ,r,2ernparance, were
Ijouir, by Mt. , is JENNIE
1 :. :, of t:,e, ccngregatiou, together
.'
. .. : :. , 14. vol., red and taok , possession
' ' • ' , ',.'e. the pastor and his wife found
•-• ....' , l r.:tlia crowd of hosts and
',.• -. •• `then Were guests that evening),
- b• • : , :':• , ive table spread - and abundantly
--'-' L All i .- .-etned to enjoy tht occasion
".' m:!•1!-,•a••an of good feeling toward
' r.f. ‘ , ...i1l suppo., , e, - Was enough for
: • • •._:. I, l', t' ,r the it or of St. VRICII.
• 1.1:..re a s deetlyeil necerA;ary.
the p.'terfl were al. taken at
• •••••,, t. ,- nu..foutld, each in - its appro
• • pre.eht for -the mai•tor
•
—^._ccry acceptable valentine- 7 .
- it it ~ “- - rctinot that ::,:Iv
!t would be alffi•
•-• (;, eic:e whleL were the
,
givurti or the, receivers
Fit:.
ME
PElo3oXatl.—Holl. E. B. WEN, of
this cotintyi was one of the Pall Bearers at the
funeral neteraonies of the late Governor °Ulm
in listrhihiirg._on Thursday last.
—Yro erred last week is stating that :as. 'A.
hints had been promoted by the 8. C. '11.41.
Co. kid promotion came front theft: AN. Y.
IL It. Cc/.
—Tao& E 4 Nous, of the arm of Pow= 4t.
Co., bas "gone West"fora short .
•
—Nun 24TBEWSON was at the Ward HMSO
on Tneisiay k
—We regret to learn that brother Uranus, of
the Athens Gleßner, is
WALKING ON RAILROAD TBACKS.--AS
aecidents are continually occurring in conse
quence of persons walking on railroad tracks,
would it not be well to pus a law making it a
punishable offence, and compelling railroad
coma auks to enforce it strictly? When •rail
reads were first put in operation largo (lumbers
of cattle_ were killed by the locomotives, for
which indemnity was demanded by the owners.
After a while the tables Were turned, and in
stead of paying damages for cattle killed or in
jured, the railroad companies succeeded in hav
ing a law pasted making it a fineable offense
on the part Of farmers to permiticattle • to run
on the tracks. Why not have suCh a law in re
gard to people? It would save many lives.
Ittir The following preamble and
resolutions wevo adopted by Triumph Division,
No. 136, Sons of Temperance, Burlington, Pa.,
as a tribute of respect to the memory of a de
ceased brother:
WuEuzasq It has pleased the Great Ruler - of
the Universe to remove from this world Our be
loved brother and worthy chaplain, Zephaniah
Lane. Therefore,
Barolted, That in his demise, the Order of
the Sons of Temperance has lost one of its old
est members and most ardent supporters, the
community an upright citizeJ, and the family
an sill-ctionate father.
Reso?recl, That the Division - hereby tender
the family of deceased their heartfelt sympathy
in this their great bereavemoint.
Rcsotred, That a copy of these resolutions be
furnished the Bnatiror.D REPORTER and the
Brqi/ford Arpis, for publication.
L•ocni option is growing in
force and potency, in all parts of 'the State,
and men arc advocating it with a boldness
which they do not evince in urging .ordinary
measures of reform. The followi.ig from the
Pottsville Journal-is an evidence of this spirit:
"The fr iends of local option wage - no war on
liquor-sellers personally. Their contest is with
the traffic and its concomitant evils. They can
and - do sympathize with the possible positron,
pecuniarily, in which liquor dealers will be
placed, if• no license' carries. But above that
rises the conviction that private interest must
give cw; to the general welfare. It is to empty
the jails and almshouses; to save the man now
enslaved by intemperance; to dry the tears of
the long suffeimg woman who weeps over a
drunken husband or father, that the local op
tion army is now moving forward. If it wins
the day on the 21st in Schuylkill county, of
which we have great hope, the men who aro
now engaged in the liquor business can engage
iu other occupations more pleasant if not so
profitable, fur they can feel that they are not
adding to the sum of human misery by increas
ing, as their traffic now does, crime, poverty
and death." -
Courn follow
what the Cncilfflati Trade List thinks of thoio
characters iiho complain of their county paper,
and instead of help ng 'to support it, scud off
for large r city papers, and thud help to sustain
them :
"A gentleman writes to us that his county
paper is so poor that ho has stopped taking
it; therefore sends us thr:e .dollars for. the
2rade List. We repeat that we don't - Want
subscribers on those terms. A man's county
paper is worth more to him than any other pa
per in the world, or if it is not it is his own
fault. If the county paper is properly encour
aged, it may bu relied upon for information of
more value to the people in whose interest it is
published, than can be found in all the city pa
vers in the Uutted States. No Wall can afford
to stop the paper that publishes the official ad
vertisements* of the county, the public sales,
markets, court news and other lucal iritclli-
SZ , IIM It the' paper is poor, it is more the fault
of the people than the publishers, for not pit
big it liberal patronage. However poor tile
e,Junty paper may be, it is always worth more
than in costs to tiiose interested in the altstrs
of its Meality."
WHAT _ CONSTITUTES 't6A.MBLING.---
Chief Ja,tie• - ? THOMPSUN, of Pennsylvania, iri)a
reef ot case, gave his opinion of gamblingn t!ie
ryis : "Anything which induces
111 1J in rt,k thyir money and property without
r hop: of routs than to set for'nothing
amount from another, is gambling,
and d, in ,, rklizing to the community. no matter
by sl..tt name it w.ay bt (—died ni the same,
wheflia.r p:-ornisc be t„, pay on the c , )!or of
a cal(' or 11:etness of a horse, and the .inie
numerals md:eve how much is,lo4t or won in
tither case. ! , ,:ug party has roceivcd
jn9t a.. much tur the money parted with in one
e LA' 1., the other, •.‘z : nothing at all. Tho
lucky i, of the gainer. and Le
:Ade fortune, in doe
ttma,:ut.th him feel Las nathete4
On others. All !;ambling is immoral. I appre
hend ,that the losseeteulent to the praetnie
disel , iscd within the past tivb years, have con
tr‘buted more, to the failures and embezzle
ments 1w public otlieers, eler'as, agents, and
otbi-r4 acting in lidinciary relrtiuna, public wad
prirati,, than any other known, or perhaps all
other cause'! . ; and the worst of it is, that in the
train or evils th( re is a vast any - Alia of nid-ery
and ,utferiiii . ; by prsons entirely guiltier of
atq pqrtielpltion in ibe coins ...f it."
The faithful in the Roman
c.oh(lic ccnrtnuuion, \sin ~b: e rve.the f u li o wi ng
rafts Lout :
All the h i hale completed
their t‘%[...uty-Bret year, are Luund to observe
the fait or Lent, uujez , s dispensed fot legitimate
rea,”in,
.'Newid. One inial o , aly a day is al:cmcd, ez
eclyt
Third. TGi. tnual 1, is lAA to be taken
about noon.
rwirth. Uu thorn day on which permission
is gx:,nted to eat meat, both meat and fish are
hot t n-e‘l at the satin e nit.lth (-ye!, be way
ul cfmclttaaii.t.
_ .
Fifth. A ,4,l!ali:al of pal t•a6 meat is allowed
in the csenmg. Thcgentral practice of piuus
Christi:lns limits its quaatuy to the fourth pail
4,rdinars meal.
Bread, butter, cheese, fruits of all
kinds, hala&, vegetables and fish are permit
ted at the collation. Milk and eggs are prohib
ited.
Seventh. Custom has made it lawful to drink
in the morning some warm liquid, such u tea
and coffee, or thin chocolate made with water.
Eighth. Necessity and custom have authoriz
ed t PIC ti¢e of lard instead of butter in prepay'
ing tirh, vegetables, etc.
The following persons arc not bound
to observe the last. : All under twenty-one
%ears of pg.; the Fick; preguiet vOlllO, aid
- 11c1r, to ,infants ; those who are
obliged to do hard work, and all who- through
weakness cunt fast without injury to their
f - 0 .lth.
- . .
Tod/c. B, dispeu, , a.tioo, the tise of flesh mcat
will he enc.:7er) at any time oil Son(lays, aud
~nee a-dsy 71Iondayi Tuesditp , , Thursdays,
and tisturdtiys, with the' exception of 11‘.+Iv
afi , i the second and last Saturday of
Ekreath. Persots exempted fr, m the
of lasiMg be age ur . laborious octfupatton,
are not restricted to - the u-- or meat at ono
meal only on those days tn ohicb its MC is
gra ntltl by diept
A'i'fiENS —1:11i- Athens Cornet Band
v,. regard.Nl as one of ti t s proud
o , * oni place. After only a short
year'.3 C ZCLICO its succel;s is established, and
the .• (outings" ofipreliiiiitiary practice,
have been toned down in beautiful harmonic?
that delight the ear and inspire the soul with
pleasing emotions of the "art divine." This
success is mainly due to the thbrough, system
atic training or their t ache r, kr. C. E. Pelcut / i-
Toy, of Orwell. He came to . us with =Eke,
unpretending manta re, and instead of assum
i..g the astul dignity en corhmou with profes
sional 111.11Sitiillg, has given histnergies quietly
and earnestly to the work fijr which lie is so
ably qualitted, as evinced by the rapid advance
ment of those under his charge. And now after
the associations of the p...st are severed, 11;1: is
remembered t.. li , be members of the. Band
as a true gent:. ....n, tvliA hai been faithful to
their interests.
The "boys" thought it would be a comforta
ble idea to improve the nice sleighing by taking
a day's recreation, "swing around the circle"
via Niehol±, Orwell, Rome and Towanda, and
give their teacher ti pleasant luasical surprise.
The ropeer were well laid, so that at the ap
pointed tune Said place, while friends were en
tertaining boo, the 13.inJ stria: up a screcade,
and tfefule hp was ssare of, a conspiracy he
Ives captured. Af er the hand-shaking. and
greetings w, re over, all sere to the
licaiso of A. C. Futsnir, where lof and his wife
assisted by " Wit.r." Danrmo, had prortded a
rpleDdid supper —just the thing -to satisfy our
appeit ed . alter' the loeg, ride, and make all good
natured.
And then came the singing. Oar "Fun
opened with "Leah*/ thrones Georgia,• as
be used to slug
"Infty thousand strong."
And then "Casi • spd "Heat" Fan= sang
those pretty home songs composed by oUr own
poet &fill song writer, Pro? P. P. Buss. J. P.
Costmc, pill of rollicking fan as usual, made
cui sides ache with laughter with hi. character
bitic "Sarah Neighed." The Beechnut Club
told us about that
"Little birdie in a tree,
That winked at me,"—
and then the concert concluded with the Jubi
lee Song—
" (Paine to ride up in the char-i-ot,
• Sooner 'n the morning."
The bands of Orwell and Athena then joined
together at the Public Hall, and made the hills
echo with their consolidated music for the rest
of the evening,
In the morning we were invited to the house
of Mrs. &tam at 10 o'clock A. N g where the
beautiful- "Joan" risaly , tras united In manage
to the happy "Eter " Huairoato. Partalung
of the sweets of the occasion, we left with many
thanks for the kind attentions, and best wishes
for the prosperity and happiness of the newly
wedded pair.
And now, after our homeward bound journ
ey is c6mpleted,"we extend the hand of thank
fulness to all our good friends of Orwell, in
grateful acknowledgement •of their eilforts to
minister to our Want* and enjoyments ; and es
pccially„to J . P. Comsat, "CAL" Etonian, A.
C. rats= and lady, litre. Gr.o. Faisr.zz, Friami
Dawholy, W. L. PrgoLzron and WILL Damn°
for eapecial faiors.
Those lofty hills seem to inirpir' e with high
and noble impulses. Ideribil culture and - those
traits of character that give true dignity
are sought, and the careful plodder after world
ly good i&aiming at the same time to do his
part in advancing the social, moral and intel
lectual interests of his country.l
" The riches,of the Oommonweidth
Are free, strong minds and hearts of health;
And more to her than gold or, gain,
Is the friendly hand and cultured brain."
Hoax tirrrg.
TEACHERS' CONVEICTION AT HERIIICK.
Bradiord County Teachers' Association,
met in the Presbyterian Church, Herrick, Fri
day, A. at., February 14, 1873, and was called to
order by Prof. J. C. Crawford, Vice President.
Devotional exercises conducted by David Beard
sley, Esq., followed with a song by Zile vocalist,
James G. Clark, entitled t' The Beautiful Hills.'
Business Committee then reported the fol
lowing resolutions for the emisideration of the
Association.:
Ilesolced, That the Legislature should enact
a law making taxation for school purposes uni
form throughout the State.
Resolved, That no one should be patronized
ail teacher of a private schoot„whose scholar- -
ship would not entitle him or her to a certifi
cate from the County Superintendent.
Resolred, That our Representatives at liar=
risburg be instructed to favor any legis ation
looking toward a compulsory system of educa
cation.
.Resolred, That while
. we are entirely satisfied
with the industry and efficiency of our County
Superintendent, yet in view of the great extent
of Bradfora county and the amount of labor to
be perlornaecl, wo believe the etection of an ad
ditional County Superintendent'and the giving
ot more time to the examination ot teachers,
would result in testing more satisfactorily the
qualifications of candidates than is possible un
der the present stem.
Iles:,lced, That, parents and directors con
curring, the teachers of Bradford county be ad
vised to use but ono written arithmetic in the
schools of our -county, and that one the Robin
son's Higher,
Second reisolutimi was then discassed by A. A
Keeney, W. H. ' ThoulpFon, David Beardsley
Carried.
After a song by Prof. Clark, entitled " Under
Le Ice," adjourned untd ‘ 2 P. x.
FITILNOON SiSSIO:V
called to order Ity PI( '4.-nt 0. F. Young, Ma
mie. Minutes of In.' 1!...el r and and appro..
ed.
First resolution discussed by A. A. Keeney,
W. H. r.,,nipsou, Bal. Grp. Landon. Carried.
A resolution continued from last session et
Association, and reading a? follows—
Reiso.'rcil. That tlio 1 rescli! method of osati
ming leachers, is not .i fair test of their protes
ebinal ahnity,"
was taken up and iissei by Messrs. W. H.
Thompson, I. 31cPboison, P. L. Clirispoll, F.
L. k2.linlau, A, A. KtetuLy, GeCirge Laudon, 0.
W. titepliens, , l3enj. 6trunk, H. F. Cochran',
At this point, the t. nrtli re-o:ntion Walk offer
/ 4 nd a ?dlbstitute bu the 41.);,ve, and -carried.
'Mr. ClarlZitben ;:ornr, entitled " Wlien
Lc Mist* arc Ito Mt.-2r a declaii,a
fon by Mr. Walter Weller, adjonrne.i until 7
BE
I=E
opetor.,l tun-ie -by Camptowli Bra.. Band.
followed by a declamation by Loma:l - Mitten.
Pr , f. CLtrk then •int.; ". The PrOnllMd '_and
,w," by a pat;:io tie air
‘ by the
Band. II n . ut ,rge... Landon a:• b (hull intro. ;
dneed as the luetni - Lr', f the evening. As any
d, scriptiou oat', wf . .,;:`,; fail jir:tic... to
the Icetrrc 2.• nr• •., and .as an abstract
to Er b., pf,•iured f.•r p•in:;citio,i ill the comity
pap ( r ; ., Nyo inerel ri ;nark that the effort was a
e 1.., ra?.t ens t ie (dit••; fully sus , aincd the reira
tati..ri of the st:ealzer as fonn4ylvania's ableet
Aficr a lininol ous hy c.f.!. Clark, enti
tled "Pepping the (iae.. , ir:n," ;oil a few lively
airs by the Band, Isdjourrwl tuit.l 9 A. 14.., Sat-
ME
I=l
Deren,mal i c, reir,es'e ql , lacted by Prof L.F.
QnitAate. 3lnsic. Dee! stion by W. M.
NFr
bit. Mr. W. fl. , then read "TheJta
ven," and a plro,ly upon b;;1116. 3111,3 -Met
-13, Crauf, rd mts then intr,. , lneed and read an
r .
eAsay !!The
Third resolution wag +lwo discussed by P. L
Chrispid. •Itev. U. Cook, 11(4). Georg , Landon,
Tamcg 0. Clark, E. E. Quinlan. Lilt] on the
table.
The fylluo.ingiiesolulion was then (lrei - 4.11 by
W. H. Thompson :
WntneAs, DiesatiFfaction isicti Lynnr teach
ers as-to some ~ f the sch .01 I,, , nhs iew in use
in the county; therefore,
Resoived. That 'a corm - nisi. , ~f t o be ap
pointed to cow,ider the proptt,ty of a change,
and report et the Lext As.ce'Atlon.
IBM
Filth resolution disetisKil hr E E. Quinlan.
P. 'L. Clilispt 11, W. 11 Thompson, A. A. Keeney,
David Beardsley, Hon: Ge:.. Lis lidon, I. McPher
son. Laid on the table..
The A.-sociation then voted to hold the next
sestion at Towanda,. and the following appoint
ments were
Lecturer, Hon. D. Morrow. • Declaimers,
J. P. Keeney, EdWard Mills. Essayists, - -. Miss
Docliee Flint, l Miss 'Bernice Kellogg. Buiti
!JCRS Committee,' Pro'. E. E. Quinlan, H. E.
Pitcher, S. W. Alvord, Mie. Frank Mids. Miss
Sarah Carman.
After the cu,tulna.y resolution u: thanks,
Prof. Q. ark favore , 4 th , • ittitlionce wt.!, another
of his ; choice oclectione.. The Doxology was
then king, ngid the begiNlictlion Pronounced by
114. v. D. Coo.
Adjourned to u:o•2t i,/ Towanda the ficcond
Friday iii Julie, 11373. M. M.Er..NET,
ST. VALENTLNE'S aili.--FtWay last
was, as everybody knows, St.' Valentine's Day.
all of our readers know the origin of thit.utti-.
vernally observed customs of the cle. ? St krt
jog in ancient. Rome, at the festi...al or the 1..n
-p.ercalia, in the ides of February, and charach-r
-ized by drawing from a secret box the nano s of
girls to whom thy draa ing ' nelititmen wove
subsequently iftlinccrit_lt passed down• as a
" heathen lewgstirfarttiont cust i 'om," till the
reign of. V e y - tiding
Here a 'violent periieeution raged against the
Christians, and death -was; the penalty of cx
nricling succor to any of the proscribed creed.
Si, Marius an if family, and Valentiuv, s pritrt,
who had helped the pei tic, utecl, were eppre
hended, arid Vateuttne, refuelng to renounce
his faith,- after being 'tea tca fifth a club, WAS
beheaded on the 14th of February, about the
year 270. Tbelathera of the Church changed
the custom above referred 6 into ono which
should colebr.t•• tii. , dt-tili of this pi iost, whose
martyrdom entitled Win
After various Chaugt St. V dent toe's Day"
has come to, its present. ,t-st if perfection or
imperfection, according to the fancy of. the ob
server. In other wcrds, Friday was the day on
which those charming little missives yclept
Valentines, cross and intercross each' other as
every post oftiCe in the country. The wear
and all forspent postman sinks beneath a load
of delicate embarrassounts not his oau. - In
tEcte little visual Interpretations of love, no
emblem is so common as the heari--that little
three-cornered exponent of.ll our hopes *and
fears—the bestuck and , blebdir:g heart, it is
twisted and torturedinto mere allog.tries and
egectations than an opera h:it., '
With this extract froM quaint Cntuts2Lsarn
we close this disjointed sketch of Frid,kosi festi
val: "'Good morrow to my tilenyne," sings
poor Ophefia; and-no better wish, bat withbet.
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tiejiimpliss, 111‘ 60 aisithroriaiirs who
are not too - wise to despise_old legends, but are
content to rank themselves bumble diocesans
of old Bishop Valentine and his true Aurch."
'; lir On application of the defend
ants, Judge 11!miaow last week granted a rule
returnable at May terra, to show cause why a
cow trial should not be granted in the case of
WILL7II, HUMS & PATRICE vs. the Ithaca &
Athens It. IL Co.
131:=213 LOCAL;
- ifirSee in another column adver-
Useinpni about lowa and Nebraska Lands.
Mir Did, you know that Faoirr
Sass had Willow Cradles?
la- If you want a good overcoat,
go to Eitaut TAtntlt.
sea. Guano is mounting Chromos
and framing Pictures, at low rates.
16Y See in another column adyer
tisemeit about lowa and Nebraska Lander;
stir Caoss is selling fine wall pa
pers ebeaper than ever.
is.. A. large assortment of Brack
ets Just received at Faos - r Sons.
ie. Fall assortment of Silver Plat
ed Ware, at Wicart.ut s Biscr's.
tom►' Job work, of every description,
neatly and expeditiously executed at this office.
tel. Warm meals at all hours at
Cowus' Bakery.
AI& See in another column adver
tisement of lowa and Nebraska Lands..
NIL Invisible Hair Nets, in all col
ors, at the Bee Hire Store.
gig- Buttons, Fringes and Passa
mentaries, at the Bee Biro Store.
BunnrcE's National Hay...and
Straw Cutters, for sale by
P/mg-rros k Dansow.
lir' The best Tinware for sale- at
luNE Lzwis' Hardware Store, in Hennes
Meek. •
stir A large assortment. of Ameri
can Cook and Parlor StoN ea, at
PENDLETON A: DARIIOIT.S..
SSA- If you want a nice article of
Cake, you can got it at D. W. Scorr a; Co.'s Ba
kery. Leave your orders in time.
tiir C. F. ettoss has the best as
sortment of Wall Papers and 'Window Shades,
ever exhibited in this place.
• MS. A fall assortment of liailroad
and Java Canvas, at the Ike Hive Store, Mer
cur's Block.:
litir Job %coil exPcnted at this of
flee, receives the highest encomiums from the
best critics.
apt.. Cmribeiries, Pickles, Dried
Peaches, Dried'Beef, etc., at D. W. t3cmz,,t
CO's.
tar We are prepared to do all
kinds of Job Work, on the shortest notice and
Ist the losreat price's.
Fon SALE.—Two or three. new
houses, desirably located. Terms easy. En.-
trire of W. G. GonnoN, r.' Tomer Gordon's
Drug Store. _
Mir The place to buy 0 ihst-clriss
,
Cool: or P.alor Stove, is st '°4'"
• .I'ExpLkroN k Dmmow's,
• Orwell,
Le — Spring style Silk Hats at
T r ix! s
If you want a first-class Pai
tor Stove, get Ma Light Efpn,,e, pn hand and
for F.tb? by PEN! D.tnnow,
Orwof, ra.
se-Now is a good time to get
your I. tter-11 , , , , , 1e, - erivelopea and bill-heada
printed, the Ilr.rotrau office is , a guocl
place to g ' t theta c.lecuted.
WU...Just received at the Bee Hive,
an elegant .1!-eortrncnt of f,arliee and Igh , :.3em'
L inen and cutia, ah..) Laces, in the
newest rtvh...
I=
i If yon want to bny' the bes.
Cook Stove in market, and for the least money
go to Juse, & LEwisHardware Store, in Mer
enr's
MCBREIt PAINT.-:—Have yOll t:ien or
beard of it? ' It not, it im wortb your w file to
enquire into its %One. See IL M. WELL Es'
"Rubber Paint" card in auotker column.
go - 37 Tycoou Re.pps, Woolen Mit.
tens, and a great vatiety of caller woolen and
worsted goods, at the stgu of the Dig Bonnet.
Towanda". Pa.., Jan. 30, 1373 -4w. ,
t 6136. L z s 4; Monuis,- manufac
tnrers of those celebrated spectacles, haTe
changed their agency from J. Iftmenicrx's to
W. A. i u
tfir Mrs. J. D. HILL is still agent
fur the Cry . stal Polish, u.te.l for cleaning Mir
ma, WindOw Glass nail Silver Ware. Griffith
A: Patti:lolßlock, Bridge-at.
FOR SALE—A House and Lot on
State street. !Rinse nearly new and "fitted for
gas. Good well and cistern. Terms reasona
ble. Enquire of C.B. ALLY, Box 119.
3lrs. J. D. HILL is now receiv
ing nen. ni the u - 4 of high top combs,
bracelets, jovelry, chain:, c le. Alto, linen col
lars. cuffs, and«r-sleeves, c..rFc:4, hair coils,
'raids and siviCches. Griffith & Patton'aßloek
Trris Mr.ANs Yon! !—All'''persons
indebted 'to Mi•s S. M. Gowns, are notified
that payment moat be made or before the 20th
inst. B. M. Oluirtsr.
ifir . Fancy Neeli-Ties and Scarfs,
and'all kinds of Fancy Goods and •Thllinery
cheaper than ever at B. A. Perms k Co., oppo
qite the Court House, Towanda; Pa.
Jan. iii , 1573 '
=ins
Viir" Every biDdoess man should
supply himself with neatly printed letter head
ings, envelopes and cards. Wo furnish these
n,ticles ektented in the 'neatest styles at -low
fi,gure.
tee- Refute you are aware of if,
oh, procastinating hoivekceper! spring will be
upan con: Be wise, then, and go at once to C.
P. Caoss' and purchase a supply of wall paper,
that you may be prepared to renovate your
rooms early.
Der M. J. LAUSQZ wants fifty thou
sand feet to dt bri!ti Boots arid Shoes, at his
new store opposite the Means 110use l . Boots at
a
one dollar
,and twenty-five cents pair; bow
is that for low 7 157 Main street, below Bridge.
jar. Beam) ifi; Tina, would eall the
attention of the public to the fact that their
'market is always c.pplied 'with Jhe chilioest
stealo, roasts, lamb aud zuut.t.c?u, pork, sausage s
84h, etc. Thec are now receiving daily supplies
of flue fresh oysters, which they offer at whole
sale and r e tail at the very lowest rates.
COAL AT WIIOLESALE.—P. Wrixis
is ituper.or hard Antbraalto Coal, by
the ear load, vory cheap, delivered at any B. B.
station between Wyalueing and Athens. Now
is the time to secure your Winter's supply.
I Facarzot Son iddi to" ,
put a wolf,Witif. l ll4trPichs. oleo Mtge In
Totrands, on a month's trial, and if It does not
suit than. tharttacall mid lake it away. - flow
is your time t 4 get perfect sleep. Be sire 'you
try, and than ycni will bay. - •
It is not generally known thitt
U. 0. WFUTAILTA, at ttle Book Bindery over the
ItErownia office; makes Blank Boole to any
style of ruling and binding desired. If you
wants now Iddger,.Jounddior, Docket, give
FOR SALE.—A house- and lot,. on
the Waverly road, about ono stile from Towan
da borough: Also. two email farrus--One on
Waverly road and ono on Smithfield road,
about three miles from Towanda borough.
JAMES FOSTICI.
Feb. 3,1873—'1'.
wy-If you would like to see the
finest line of Clcohs, Cassimarcs, etc., crer or.
fered in this market, just drop in at B. Thy.
store. Re employs , none but first-class
workmen, and can giro u good and stylish
suits at as low prices as can be obtained in
B.'s dominion. '
Feb. 20, 1873.
SW 100 cords Dogwood wanted,
deliyer'ed on S. E. or Barclay B. It.,' or at
Factory.. For Sale a Johnston Shingle Ma
chine, nearly new and in perfect order. Will
take lumber of any kind, or dogwood, in pay
ment. Apply to !lawns Brother's' Turning Mill,
Monroeton, Pa.
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*& B. PErnm & Co. have just
received a fresh stock of Domestic Goods, such
as Brown anal Bleached Iluslins, Glazed Cull
brie, Paper, Muslin, Canton Flannels, Ging
hams,,Printr, Dress Drilling, Brown and' Blue
Denims, etc., etc., which they offer at the low
est prices, at the sign of the Big Bonnet.
Towanda, Pa., Jan. 311.1,1873-4 W.
BEEHIVE STORE, —No. 2 ksaoca!,s
Btoci.—For the next thirty days, I will dispose
of my entire stock of Millinery Good, at coat;
such as Irate, Bonnets, plAin and trimmed, for
Ladies, Mies and Children; Feathers, Flow
ers, Aigrpttes -and •Ponpous ; also In hair
Goods, Braids, Switches, Puff: and Chignons—
to give room for nii• Spring r.t,ek. Agent for
Butterick's Patterns.
nr4. E. L. WoinntE:ry.
Feb. 18, 1873
stir:Mrs. M. A. FLETcHi.n, No. 5
Bridge street, Towanda, Realer in Beal and Im
itltion Flair Work, Switiihes, Braids, Finger
Pain, Carla, the latest style of Ornamontal
Dick Combs, a fall supply of Rolls, Jute
Switches, and Linen Braids of all shades. ,La
dies who Patronize this establishment, hare
their hair dressed free of charge. All kinds of
hair work made to order, Rings, Pins, Chains,
Charms, and everything pertaining •to hair
work, done in the best manner. •
Mrs. M. A. FLETCUM
HASSO'S'S COMPO6D SYRUP Or TAIL
This celebrated preparation, so lung and fa-
vorably In the NVrtberu `otat..s, for the
cure of throat and lung dii•eas:'s, can now be
bad ut most of the drug stores in all parts of
the country. Ii is no_private rinack prepara
tion. It is prescribed by some of the most
eniita lit physicians in the 'country', and never
IA; in curing the worst cases of cougha and
o Ads. Price 30 penta per battle.
P. S.—Rse that the signature of Brek.sts,
Prolirs, is on can wrapper.
For sale by Tcmcnn L GolinaN, Agents,. Pat
ton); Blocli, and by Drtag3l;ts generally.
me:=l
FARS! FOR SALE.—The undersign
ed offers for sale a farm, situated in Litchfield
township, Bradford donna, Pa., containing 2(10
acres-165 acres improved, the IMlance heavily
timbered with Tine, oak And chestnut. Large
d-velling house, two barns, sheds and other
oat-buildings thereon. The latol is of tirst-rate
quality, goad fcr grain at ti and is in a
good state of cultivation, well watered, etc.
Churches, bchoo , stores, post office, black
smith and tvagon-shops within ono, mik—ilve
macs from the Pa. A. N. E. IL, and fivemPes
from N. Y. Erie It. It. Term. m.sy. Empire
of the. r üb , eribt.r on the pr , mi3cs.
A. 1. LAYTON.
Fob. 14f. 1R73.
MA II 1? - 1 ED.
HILL - --WILIA: it —ln Nif.tol. e.t Jaeltle - ay',l
Hotel. FcbruAry 14 1673. by Pei•. George - .
entricort. 71r. 0 en E 11;11, of Orwell,
t.)3lms Lora 0. Wilbur, bf NVitadhkra, Brad
ford county, Pa.
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1101T.U.I.N—EASISV001).—In :N(our.).,,
county . Pa.. Jan. 17, 11.473, by Rev. A.
' Fl. Spear, 31r. iAri; to 11.. f ti to 31:h..,t Eninvt
Jai - 1U Eastwood, b ,th ni )liinrcp.. Wsomlnf.;
ciuuty, Pa.
SI7..;CLAII - 1--BROOK S. —.tit the 'ret‘idt Red t
Mrs C. A. 8r0 ,, 10, Fcb. IS. 1b73., by Rey. W.
I:umm.-... Mr. Joon A. tiinc!air to Sits.; Julia
A: Drool's: all of Ulster, Ps.
lEVEIZLY-LJONEi.—it the Parsonage, Mon-
February 11, by 'WA . . liallock Arm
strong' Mr: Edwin M. Hm-erly. or Albany, to
Mar Mary Jones. of Towanda.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EVERY FARMER INS OWN PAINTER.—
UFO Rubber Paint. It to rdixed ready for uge.
ttprcatii ea,ily and sranatly, is glos. ; ;;, thin, d a .
rabic, and 14 r. Beaulyfitt Pair(. !sl.
WELT.LA haA t • Paint.
T 1) wA.N D A 3l:.llKrr
110LE3ALI: prITCE.S.
Corrected every ev eaneeoay, 13- C.' B. i'37%1:
subject to cllanges daily.
Wheat, * bush l $1 CO (;.. 1
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Bye, v bush .... 82
Duchwheat, * bush ‘; 60
Corn, * bush 70
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Oahe, V bust.; • 38
Beaus, is bush.... ....... .... ..... 1 :o ( ! .1 2 0,)
Butter (rolls) *lb @, 30
do (dairy,) V 25 nor 22 sl 35
Eggs, * doz 23
Potatoes. V bugh,nemr , CO
Hour,' barrel 10 02 61 12 00
Camas, * bush 1 50
WEIGHTS or Cira-LN.—Wheat 60th. • Corn 56 lbs.;
Bye 16 lbs.; . Cests 32 ilas.• Barley 4 I ; Buckwheat
46 lbs.; Beane G 2 lbs.; Bran d 0 lbs.; Clover &tad GO;
lbs. ; Timothy Seed 44 lbs. ; Dried Peaches 33 lbs.:
Dried Apples 22 lbs.. Flax Seed GO lbs.
pIIICE LIST-CASCADE MILLS.
Flour, best whiea., yer sack $2 75
`• " hundred .5 50
" bar , re! 11 00
Feed. per cwt 1 GO
Custom grinding usually done it once, us the ca
pacity of tho mill Is inadielent fora great' amour.' of
t
gork ; H. B. INGHAY
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Carreto-Al:. Stay ..12. 14%
New Advertisements,
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in
the Postodlce, Towanda, ' P3.. Feb: ID, 1s7:1.
Ackley Henry McGregor G Y
Allen may L - Marr Mei
Arnold Seneca Morrison Sarah
Burrell Michael - Maloy John
Barnes d: Waterman McNeal John
Brown John C McDonald Arcl4
drown Edward Marring Amanda
Brown Wm L Moore P A
Benjamin Richard 2 McDonald Mary
Srbwn 8 M O'Donald Hate
Britton George Owens Geo W
Benjamin Emma Onap Joseph
Callahan Jasuesi Purdy Nathan
adman Sarah Phdlips Anna A
Cooper Elizabeth Plullaps Amanda
Crook Michael • Persall C V
Clancy Patrick Pato - sou John L
Carcutr Amanda Pccoek F W ,
Cle.eland JC ' Quidly Ed
Carey Owen . Reynolds Hiram
Clark Mrs Jaunq - Bone Hannah
co ,ty Mary Rosenerant B W M
Croak Janis U.ymond , tertin
clottanger Jacob Randolph Byron F
Curran John - Racks 0 M
Clark utis Roh4on lee
Donahue Thomas , Stewart Mary
Draw Wm L Stuucts Alice
Don•,v.ua Hannah Shultz Walhard
Itersrason Mary Stores Adrian -
Fergsson E..tcr E Stulth T C •
flerinton E E.
Satan II
Scanlon JoLn
Strong JIZI
Stephrni.ou Win E
Shipman C 8
-- Scanlon Matilda
Scanlon JelliC '
Taylor J B t
Thornton lame
Tuuaer Usitie
Turish Akin _
Fetcher F
Ficazersld Wm
+orham Clarinda
Ganl7 Judson
Grace George
Heath Adele
Reesman Ilary
/LAMY Cathrine
gswoon ameta.
cougar Mary
Harris leo 0
Kali
Bin Widow
Johnson Wiz
Jackson Med&
Jndd G L
Lon•ion Saran
Liman
AE enry
lard ,
Nalnrn Hilliard
lidliand Patrick
Mann Albeit •
Ifilla Samuel A 2
McDonald Huh
WOW Dennis
Mack Mies Wolf Celan
McNulty Mich •r 1 ' Wool Mau Fannie
Murphy John Tax Ilium
Murry Jot oa Yeager Chas •
Malone llanors Zama Chu
Persons calling for *bora letters %FP] sky a l tt r.
thud; glrias dates of list.
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CIREAT REDUCTIOIi,i IN FUR
NA MIMI erst nude, at FORST & SON'S.
MEM
BEAT SALE or FIIBICTIIIIE
THE IRON FRONT STORE;
I
For
_the uezt 60 days we oSor our
entizo stock of,
FUR N IrrILITLE:
We do this in order to make rsom for goods now
being tastinfactored
Our stock is very large and embraces
• • ;e•
PARLOR SUITS OF EVERY STELE. HAIL
PARLOR ETAGERES, ittnirtops and BRACKETS,
lUTTRESSE3 AND SPRINGS Or i ,ALL RINDS
Our stock is 1111IniS, and for sale t st UEDUCED
prices for GO days only.
NOW IS THE TIIIE FOR BARGAZB ri FUR
Air Goods carefully packed and delivered at the
depot free of charge. _
Wilkes-Barre, Jan. 30, 1573.-Cna
WANTED -BOOK AGENTS
GREAT INDUSTRItS
OF THE UNITED STATES,
An historical innamsry of tlic Origin, GrowtOond
Written by 9d laninent Authors. including John B
(laugh. Leon Case. kldwarelloulanil. Jes.
Lyn.' in. iter. E. Edwin Hall, .
Horace Greeley, Philip Ripley. Albert Itrisbains,
This work is a complete history of all branches of
industry. prozcsves of tnannia lure, etc.., in ail ages
It i.e a complete encyclopedia arts and manufac
turers; and Is the mast ente:taining, and valuable
work for inforroat.ou on subjects. of - general interest
ever offered to the priblae. It is adapted to the wants
of the Merchant. Manufieturer. 31e.lianie, Farmer,
Student. and Inventor, and sells to both old and
young of both elas.s.es. The book is scOd by agents
who are making large soles in all parts of the e-tin
try. It is offerad at the low price of 13 50 and is
the cheapest cook ever sold by subscription. ho
family should be without a copy. We want Agents
in every town of the United mates,. and no agent
can tail to do well with this book. Our terms are
liberal. We give our agents the exclusive right of
'territory. One of our agents a..id Is 3 copies in
eight days, another sob/ acs in two weeks. • Our
agent in Hartford sold 397 in one week. Specimens
of the work sent t agents on receipt of stamp. For
circulars - and terms to agents address the publish
ers. „T.D. BUHR S HYDE, Hartford, Conn.,
Chicago, 111.. or Cincinnati, Ohio. -
FUNNY SIDE OF PHYSIO ;
Or the Ilysttriet Me.dicitte: Presenting the Efu
Expose of Medical Humbugs. Quarks, and Charl.
atina of all ages end all countries. ' SOO pages, 2Z,0 .
Engravings.
Au interesting and' amusing treatise on the Maltz
cal Humbugs of the past and present. It exposes
Qua k, Impostors, Traveling Doctors. Patent Medi
cine Venders. 'Noted Female Cheats. Vortuue Tell.
ere and Mediums, and gives intereslng accounts of
Noted Physicians and narativea of their lives. It
shows how filthy is manufactured 'Tobacco and of
what vile liquors medicines are composed. It re
veals startling secrets and instructs all how to
avoid the ills which flesh Ls h, it to. We give gai
sive territory and liberal cortimia , lons. For eircu-
Lsra and terms address the publishers, J. B. BUBB
& HIDE, Itart t ford, CL., Chicago, 111., or Clue nnatl,
Ohio,
Or S'als and By-Waya futbe Elide of
We want a. eute for this book. It dieclosoS ail the
mysteries of the Detective System. It is a rec.r i .i
tor the past twenty years of the mo,t skillful detec
tives of this country. in %Wort the crafts of Dank
Robbers. Thieves. Pickpockets. Lottery lien, Coon
tetfeat Honey Dealers, and swindlers of all classes
are exposed and brought to justice. Price 12 75.
den d for circulars and terms to afeuts.
BAKERY AND DINING BOOM
First tilmfa, lic.rth of Ward nous?.
BREAD, PIES, CAKE,CRACEERS,
Ia camDltitiG ROOln a - 0 will accommodate the
paha° with either a lunch or a good meal at all
times of the day and erertine.
OYSTERS AIM ICE CREAM ON HASP DCBINO
Ala o a fme ass mtmeut of 0 rit!erie a, Grin: ectlot).e. ry
FrOts; Nut& ke.
mayl9' 'tf '1). W. tit'oTT ).;
ANCHOR LINE STENATEIIF; .
"' BAIL EVERY Sint:DAY.
Wipaus her Wilk
White ILiNie •
Rue AM,* 1
Wells 31 i
Wolf Carrie 11
Wilber Levi
Wlttppla /*rank
Walborn David
Wood pny/inda
Wald 8 NI
Wbettqn &limn
Wholtlp John
Wallwe (Auk
El. W. ALTORD, P.M
lurnAturi.
-AT
118 Market Streot,
WILKES-BARRE, PA
AT DEDUCED PRICES
FOR SPRING TRADE.
EVERTIIING U 'TUE
PAINTED, ABII, AND
WALNUT CHAMBER. SETS,
CL9TII, REPS, PLUSH. SATIN, BIiOCA-
YELLS, SILK TERRY, cr COTELINE,
OF ALL-COLOIIS
D1NEC641901.1 end LIBRARY FURNITURE
DI AS OR NTALSIIT.
OFFICE Ftic_pNITUBE
OF EVERT VARIETY.
OF KITCHEN AND
COMMON FURNITURE
NITURE at its MARKET STREET.
WILKES-BARRI;, PA
VOORHIS & PAGE
G. 11. VO0IiiII:,
Miscellaneous,
MEM
N.rfectiou or the Cher IndastrLal Arta
or thl,4conutry.
1300 PM AND atO ENCIT.ANINGS,
F. Is. ect., ctc.
AGENTS WANTED for - our
New. Book, the
more aid Scrfons Sides of Medical Practice. An
KNOTS UNTIED,
A HER ICA N DETECTiVES
DARED DAIL X.
A-nd Bold at Wh01e...70.e and Retail
THEY SEASON
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta
-1 on or Seaport In Gres: Untaln, Iroland, Norway,
Sweden. Donmarit. Gomany, Franc*, 13olland,
into, and the United States.
Cabin fare from 'Sew York to London, :orpool,
liegow, and Derry, $0 and a 75.
EXCURSION TICKETS sl2°.
'mkrrnediate . . . 30
Affray:Ode iu Currtney.
Cartice sendiug for tlicr friends :u the Olt C4-uu-
It 7 rau plarcitiao tcktta at reduced pro
For further parttrolsre apply P.) fit s DEr1.0:1"
7 Hosting Omen. N.Y., or U. H. EvEarrr. Central
Exprers °face. Towatla,'Pa., or N. N. Llrris, Jr.,
First Natior.al Bunt. of Towanda. Dec.lB'72
VALVABLE FABII Fi )t cr SA 14 .
twiongiu 4 to the en,tto
brooks, d-ceised. i.tnited In North Tovrand.i, nee:
miles from Towanda Horo , coutainirt;; '5
acres, between 73 aad 1 , 40 imnroyel, s
'new thcalllint battle well arrau.2,a for
a g , od turrrand other .Itlt bnildia,,, v. t
living 'giving of Irate: brought 1., the, 1 1 ,,,ic e to
logs. For further parti• ulara apply td W:la, Els.
brae, ithrms; Ward - Hattlbrooks. Ulster: AVIf.
lard Loveland. Tray or Wtlfor.l I...stabrookA on the
pretullwear. tins 1:t. v 4
FOR S.ILE --A v,-2 - y desirable
opertyie (Yetopheten. eatt! ,, r,t pa_
The house to to pod °rat r amt the bcrtr - ou.ty twn
yearvold. The terms ar, vczy easy. eor further
particulars appti to Dr. V. Hemet. eutzlitosn, Pa.
Taxi.B . ;
- 4-NpfrA.L. - ig..tzionrxt
OF THE BECEIVALS AID EIFENDITCEBES OF BRADFORD COUNTY, FROM .TANI7ARY 1 TO
TIXCEMBER 31, 1872.
Assessors... • $ • 2,234 BO
"Auditors 112 00
Special Auditor for Prot. St Beg. Onlees: 90 00.
Bridge ConUeda. • 9,460 83
Bridge Views .23 00
Commonwealth ........... 1,307 1$
Crier of Court,. .. .. . i 144 00
Constables Paging tenants /pi; attend.
tug Court
Counsel to Commnisioners..i.
in Civil butt..
" in Criminal
Diatriet Attorney
li:tedious
Indexing Judg. Dock.;Prots. Office.
Insurance on Public
kuel and lAghts...• .• ..... ••• •• •
Orand Jurors •
Traverse Jurors.-- ' . •
Jury Commissioners and Clerk....
Justices inquisitions
Office Books and Stationery . "
Account %el th the Svcrillealri iof County TazfQr 1.
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. Ttrp's end BOres. : 1 . i'VeiJurs of Conreferi. 1 Ter . 1 .1 CA crv'd 11 1 cc'eired ! E.r001......--... Pei* CZ I Dus
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Pike - ' 'J. r:fitevens, • 118701 -42 84 , ! 4 7 2 84
A.thensTwp ' IWm. Elabree, . ;1871' 941 01 1 941 00 ; _ 1
Alba Bore' ' , A. D. Wilson, • ' I 19 10 'T'l7 391 10 94 r
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Leßoy.. .. ...... :.. .1 : , lCarp w.
i va p te orre r H ato oaBl/0 .. .. 1
! 'BB 41 88411 I
ScalthAeld - 1. •
• ' 1112.142 1173 51 2 17' _ 14 4 04 1
i* '
Tuaciurors ' , J. EL Atkins, • 1 24f193 - 12 0') • , _ ! 184 23
Wyse:. - .....1. ID. M. Lamphear. ' - , 243.66 - 119 69 24 51 99 46 ' :
Welles - . , . k .
Armenia. .i. ILG. Grinnell. ... ! 1074 27 1019 10 15 87! .
' (Charles KUL • - . 18121 331. 24 328 591 5 57 1 -17 28
4445 11 ' 4171 28' 54 29 1 019 58
• ,
Athena Twp - ! IJ. A,',Wellar, !
- !, - i ' ' - ' 4
Athena Boro' .' !Joseph Hines. 1751 49 IVA 10, 5 01, 87 37; -,; 1
Asylum :. 13Iadlson Decker, . 1 1411.30 1327 731 13 e l .ll , e 9 8 , 4; t
Albany ' lAler.l English, - , • 910 56 7 80 69, 19 31, 11 56;
i
Alba 111.1ro ' fA. D.`Wilson, '1
..„4, •
221' 05, ' 100 01 .
' , 171 051
Barclay • ~. L. W. I ifrany, - ' ' Ull3 20.1 4980 39 62 -410 i 101 511 " '
. .
Burlington.. ',, 1L D. Soper, , - ' 1322 171 1175 00, '3 571 03 58. 72 92 ,
! -
Burlington 80r0'......; f,I. y. Rice, ' - .
, , 301 481 24 0 00 i '- * 153 48
Burlangton Week.. - ' 17. A. Compton,
1235 .15 1168 68 472 GI 661:
Canton Tarp 1 ,Illearton , Landon, 2440 42 231 11, 841 121 90 , .
Canton 80r0'.... ' 'C. L. Farnsworth, - ' 1001 . 74 941 411 349 49 81!
Columbia , 'I.W. P. Wilson,. . 2026 37 218 85! 13 90; 130 62,
Franklin: ' 151. S. Allen, 7 - . '. 926'641 , 87, 721 ; 3 98 1 4g 14, .
Granville.. *.
:, 0. L. Streeter, 1 . 1623 69 15; 801 -8 CB!. 81 111 .
Herrick. - '. : Charles Rice, - ! 1054 94-, 10 0 1 G3 l 10 GI! 52 71 1 •
R
Leßoy ... ...... .11A. W. TanFicet, ''l . .. 1439 861 - 136. 23, 1
2 75' . 71 803 •
Litchfield * I. P.,..13unn, ' • 1 1800 81 1702 76 . 2 521 4.3 57; • .
Leßaysville ..... .... ...1 W. W. Browning, ' •1 . 394 911 200 001. - i . • .
Monroe Tarp - , John Ramis, 1448 36 t 137 , 22; 1 00' 72 17" 104 91
Monroe Boni' ...:IJ. IL Overton, I 31G 97 1 3D 'lll -9 C; - 25 Pi
Orwell_, '-R. L. Ca-.e, - 1878 471 177 681 1 0 29' . 93, 4 0,
Overton.. 14 ' John Mathews, . 528 83', 48 491 18 821 n 5 50 , •
Pike. : ~.. • ' . ..:','Newton Ilumpbrey. 2383 2 7; 2211 12 1 118 851 --
111dgeburi '
11Ward Manderville; • ' 1896 12, 1700 06, / 1 tirr 14 21', ' .•.
Ham+, Tn. ~- . .q8. A. rote, • 1421 33: 1142 „ :01 .18 00, 70 64 ' '. r
Rom!, Boro' - !'1... R. 13rowning, . , , 233 G 6. 2.2k5 1 1; 1 81' It 66:
I i ...
Smithfield .. i .... . ....;. ' Angwittis Pl.clpe, Jr.. , * 2911 65 1 „.. - .29, 6711 13 1.1, 144 '.** , '3,
Springfield... .....1 Oscar IlarkneEs,. 2558 31 1 )2424 Oal. / 3 O 7 ', 127 42' _
South Creek . ' lra Crane, llls 17; la 48; R 3,. 11 11, 33 20; ..
53.1% - asii, , • . ' J. P. Bri4tol,
_. , , 244 67! 232 1 07, 40' .-13 20,
Sheshcquin .:.. -, W. IL French, 2566 04. 2.37.061 . 260 115 17: 73 27
Standing Stone fAlsnron Taylor. ' 1319 75 , 1139 941 - : L . ! 371 ul Terry !Charles Timup.:....:“ . 887 4'21 8 41 43: 170 11 29'
Towanda Twp... ;A. D. Vangorder. - - • 1203 80: ' 1198 48 : 22 2 'l 63 05;
Towanda 80r0'.......4, W. H. Dodge, ' G 829 35' - 5m1;001 .. . - ; 1529 35
- Towanda North... ', - S. 11. Harden, • 629 77: 67 . 7170. , ' 112 27
Troy Twp.. Josepb I'. hunt, 2;149 37! -20001851. 10.,74 131 94:
Troy Boro' - Is. Bowen, ' - 1748 71' 1554 37',
Tuscarora G. W. Woodrusi,•' - • 1.-8 G +2 GM /10,1. 743 (.2
Ulster.... .. E. B. Moore, , 14.1 3,,' 1371 AI , 7 30. - 72- 19!
Warren : 18. - F. Carey, . , i 2131 843r 1 2019 59, .5 87' 16:7 20 0 1
'5'.. ,-
Windham 'll.
Rogers, - - 1714 .f8‘ , , 1592 09, 3 65, 69 06 1
Wyalnsing.. ...... ...... r .
E. S. Keeler. - - 2171 = 4 ' 2+ 1 52 18 11 05 103 011
65 0 87
D. M. Laraphear, 2001 871 1345'00' '', ,
Wells' ,J. R. Brasted, 1734 48' Igls g4l 33 SI• 1 , 0 03j _
Wilmot .:. ,151. 11. Morrow, . : 1274 521 1183 . 24„' . 29 03 . • 02 2,-,
.-- —_,..' ...• .. -,,----,----'--;--
Reassessments...... .. l' ; 3 7 8 77 f•—
4 731 318 69* 1 51 33
Total . • 1
Tl ' !"-- - _l. 1 ,
i3,811r4 841:3,72480 21..1.815 19'83307 7 5 -'t ,17 ; 43 76
MI
Due upon Dup;lcatr....; of Z 571 and pr, vi.ltts, $1..602 02 I
Dupllcatoa 011872, 70.532 - 82
Received from Mite:4W Land T_ax.
Eeated -
•' Bank Tax.
- • Incidental Rcccival ,
In Treasury January 1,181'2,
EMI
To amount of Orders i,sned'in 1972. $111,987 14 By amen:mit of Orders ps:d in 187:1'
,
. .
' .
We, thonfitterstgued, Commissioners of said County, do 13,;:e1 , ,y certify that the above' is a tree ail
correct statement of the recetvals and erpentliturcs of raid County, from tho airet day 'Fo - d'auttary A , .! . the
31:4 day of December, inclu , slye, A.D., 1t472.--.., - I .
L.S. i3.II.IDFOIiD COUNTY, 83
Wittier4.var 1 ail; and Towakula, thin 21st itay o r 2476
•
4,
Attest CA.l l oLllXlitiFt. Cl•alk
'F. N
QHERIFF'S SALE.—Br yiH, tie ( - 4 . T N" 13_1...iliatt.,TTCY.-----DISTRICT
sundry wr:ts tercel Otit of tlys . eoa: tof - 0 , 11;1 of the I.7nit; - .F for the We,terti .
mon Pleas crf Bradford County, and to ine tea, ; tri tof P.srun , ;4l, - ..naia. In (Le matter: o' S. '7".P..:11e,
'WM be er.poFed to puhlic eale at the Court ilense , BantrApt.
in the Eorung,li of To-x.111,1a, 11:11)AP, 21.1.1..LC1.1 ; xrest,rit es.—Ott
11, 1673. at 1 o'clock.- p.m., • the folios:lna 82S. Pr.st fhis f ,Fehrna-y, I:s7:_t, w4,-riot is
cribed lot, piece. or parcel of Lana-sltuate TUECa- Eanlirr2t,y• 1.. y the s:na court thtt
rora, bon:toed as follows: On the north by la- as of estate of S. W. PAUSE of Troy Barnum-, cor.nty
S. B. EC( nny. cast - by Lrols of Lsl.7;na We oilruff. on ,of Pradiera and State of I"eunr3 Pcania. in said
the POLIII lamb of P. Runnel!. st by latias' trio, a.ljt; iullrupt upon his otcnn ,- t!tion.that
E. Donnell and Luther Ecnt-y, cor.ttle:no; Lc:, s, , i thc,payment et any (I,lamanath.-dellverY cf any 1 ,-,
more or 14;s; all improvedi thrce g perty belotirtrasz to Pll.l LatlkrnPt. to herb or to big
hon , es, ono frame 1 Lain, - ;11.11, and fro- I use. and llho tr.ttoe: cf any property by him are
fruit trees thereon. forbidchtn by law; a a:ie.:el:lg of the creliters of
S.'red and talca into exe.-nt;on ;a the sa:t of D. ithe said Bankrupt to prove their Je . ble, and choe.e
ligntinson vs. E. S. r•sk and F.A.:ar r cue cr more LEsEzr.f.c- of [IN estate. will , held at
.I.l.So—Oue other ha. piece, or 'tarot' of I tad a Court.of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the eflica
cite in ricrrielr, bonnd as follows: -Oo the north Int Ovt.rin "El sbrf e. in the Boron elt of Towanda,
by land; o: Smith, on tie ' l.w is of ;Pa., b•-fore E. WiE.I:VON, Sr:,, 11c,:i-ter. run lib: :.atla
lboa cu ii;, tha cat ite, of Chas. 5t.0.. - r.=, dez,asca. day of 5P.1.131X.1.11.V, 1r17:3 : at 10 o'ciook s.rn: -;;
and Geo. C. Atlrona, s , ittli by 1.u.,1,4 i. f (le o. C. At. , .
woad an•rA. It. 8r0w.., eeii..t I y lands of E.,elut fiord- , Pcli.sA-4 , •
_, ;
_..._
_„;,_
er and Eliza Liglit, containing P 5 acres...mato or,l
less. ate it sO a:rele Irapr red, alth a frame 1 ilc - :11-'
IN Ps..‘ " -CIC. "I tAIT,T(I. 7 .—rn 11.1:• 111;1:'-
tog house, two framed barns, with +41 ,- ,i :Atzdx. 1 to :
tt.r. rt Jeace . I .corc,ll inlimpt. In the D',•triet
one, fmniisl chop, and an apple orchard thereon.
•• .
Court bt the Urinal States for the We-tern D!-trier
Sneed and taken into execution at the 4-11: , . of N.
of Pennsylvania, to the creditors rf said Dankrupt
'N. r.,:141F, \e. E. N. Reeler and Elialla gerler. ! nna . ail -
ctt,•, , ,,
~,,n, , ,,, , ,,,d, •
ALSO-One other tot, picee br parcel . f tend ii.tn- •
Take Notieo-Thr.t r.,3.1!i i.cller4ll lilt( t4TI4: of
ate in Troy. Deco., bonneted as t' Dow.: o , el the
i the creditors of smil Dank:opt liqa been ordored
north by Entail strciat, east by lands - --.`i W c'enle•
' , and will he I.ehl at the Do'rouch of Truc-anda, P. , in
row. south and west by lands of Oliver Doofil c' 3 ,l - ' said District. on the 2.lth day of tEIdIADY, A.D..
turdniz shout , r., of an m•re. tuoce Or I. "• w•th 5 1 1573. at 10 oloek, son:, at the °dim of E. ovER-
Irtuara liouse,`frsmad barn, and few fruit trees TON.
. .. o.
i , .71C of the Regis•ers in Ilankruptcy inlsaid
thereon.
~ pie:trait. for the. purpo.4es named in the 27th action
Seized amt taken into execution at the snit i .
of the Bankrupt Act of. M..reh 21. Is';:. Anil I
Gee. B. tavidsou's use vs. W. U. haute. i further gico notice th d I have tiled tiny - final Ile-
Feb.l2-td J. It SMITH. Sheriff.
CMILItii ~..i - 84.3.0 ef the estate of said Bankrupt in
i
. said cone.. raid and on the nay- named Aforesaid I
:-
- - ~..-.., -..:-...1.....-- J , siiali apelil• to said oeurt for the sett!enii alt of my
fArtI'HAN •• - g earner !...;: %I r 11 ' 0 i , ~ .:, :
N..../ , trine of an order issned m:t of the Orphan'si said Seconnts and for a discharge from alt liaising
Coat of Bradford Ccunty; the undermined execn- us isaigtice of said estate in accordance with the
tor' of the estate of JAIIE I o, PIIELPS, late of i provisions of tan' 2 , 411 section of the Bankrupt ::et
Smitbdeld. deceaieed, will expose to pethlfc P. 0.4! On , of March 21: .1-e 7. 11e present thereat,'
the prtmiscs, SATCEDAY, }larch S, lia73, at 10. • • -4 JOIIN W. MIX. -
• &aloof:, a.m., the following ciescritn el • prol'a IN: r0b.45- 1,2 , ..! Tassigneo.
Beginning at car. of lands OS 74. t. Prince lit centre of ---.--_--
••
,_ _ - 7 - 7 .
highway le 'ailin front Smithileld Centre br Ellrlitr, 1
. T HL
'' - 31.05 P SUCC I.SSFI - : L-130YS'
ton Borough; thence north 2 des. west 15 15-100 i
and Girls' Monthly ' }Lag, inc. DetnorPai's
per.ta another,cor. of said riiner's lano. in c ••rit..e of I Young America. , Brills at -situ instructive and in
said road; thence by lands of, 11. Phelps, estate Lt er ,,,,, t i o . z s t or i es. pdiet o - .4, ru z t r ,i,m4 A , g , t , e ...
north 82. is deg. east 37 53400 Pe'r. to ll coll . - l." - •''''''''' - ' cildorvals, correcporilam'e. eiet. Pally it ustratcei in
by land or aria. 11. Phelps south (l;.; de l . :. c "' t. 13 1 all its departments. is an esS,lr.'areleonie galc4it to the
3-10 per. to a cm.; thence by lands oil Orrin. Knifilln
"copies
table of inatrection :aid amusement. stigio
and-oth e r s south 82 3-4 deg. seat 243 5-1 0 per. to a , "copi e s 10 emits post ir,... Y6arly Si, or with choice
cor; titmice north 7 deg. west 37!5 10 per. to 'a cm.; !of the following hem:Weil - and vsluctbl . pr:;tniiiins
glee° by lands of said Prince msrtle 83 dog. east isu to each sulnier•bir. fcr 50 c - etits ultra; a elmiee. from
per. to a cot ; thence north I deg...cast 23 5-10 per. byrl.
i five tine Parlor Chromes, wenl_th .5.3 each. Cr two in
land of Princes to a car; thence'rthrtla tiil des. e st by
, - Z - -.-. I terestiug Juvenile Books, hounilsin cloth and guilt,
land or said l'rltico 18 7-10 per. -4,1 Pla'si o' , ';?- 0 . - ', worth $1.75, post free: br aline "pearl-hanolod two
-11104. remaining C 6 acres and I' perches, more or. ; Male PccLet Knale and a pa let 01 best Patois, post
lass, wlth, the appurtcnsncen, 4
free;-era very powerful larassonoantel, eldetb'e-
TCItSIS.-$lOO to be pall when the property i
-5 i C; Under. ivecey.tippeil aeljtitstable Microscope. worth
attack (dawn, s.3ti) on r , adirruation, and the balance I a -.., postage el cents; Cr a petit Ster,•oseopu with a
ill three equal auntialpitymnnts thereafter With in- :. * - 4 1 , ,,, of wows, postage 5 (vats; or an clegAtit Ph a
tereat tram c - steferuavtion. II kllltY I'ItItCE, -
• tu.;.r.iph Album forboldingi 30 Pictures, podage IS
ro).r2 wt.' •
- Etccut,•:. i cents: and valuable prPuli4nas ha: clubs. Adeit l eas
W. JENNINGS DE3IOftE-T, 838' Broadway, New
York. . ' •.; Feb.l2
.41 MAGNIFICENT - :PRIZE, Sur- . 1
poesing all prerlons offers. ' Eiteh stdrzeiTher
to Demorest s Monthly 1141 , p:zing, at I hrce Dei: as
a year, *ill be presented with a premium of two
elegant Cliromos, companion pictures of the two
most desirablo and popular.- subjects In America=
the Frills of Niagara and Yosemite Falls. "917. e ' cf
,
iveturts, 1111, by 12 , , inches. ••; - : trading under the ' firil t r - hame of -O. F.
3foson .t.; Company. Bunk tarts, under the Act
1 Ile,?•• eiegant Chromos. cep Shl fr,in be ot,:tti i
1.;,,t,0res naintrd from nature by ime LI ti-e tir..: ere' I o f . COlll'v . ;"7 . l . i ' 0 .. f. March ^l .llsoi, lisvinl applied
tt.t-s in Ali/erica. givo tit., Ittogt! popldar Ni.: , ...5 . ..1 -i , • • -a Di -•ha•••-e from all - the 'r
debt... 4," an 1 otho
der= saki lc: be order of slits
tiot,,a lub , tresttng and matlizuktobjecti. and are tlith- I , Jana, provable nu . • •
_.
_ L a o
Ntaga; a, vi.th its iminkuse body of water falling one
ha reprodnctiens;ot the originals. The Ittaad • •ol i. b c , ,. ..1 , ? . r ,, t 1 ., ,, ,a 0 0 C t 5.. 1 : - .• t e th i c . i ir lli , t,: r i e ,, i t , ,, y i er .n i: t •-r .il t ,,,, o rl a , i .: l l., p c k• , • ; .: l o ., : n res b, e re b, ,,o.
Inuidr. d an.! sixty Cert. sending up tlem.e clouts of i v.:J. t;• app. a 7 on t . h, 2. lay of }LB.. 18,J. at I
spray to reflect di brilliancy and beauty the 1,1%1.1 ; 0 ‘ 1 "‘ ,1,, A. :\-/,.. •
, be.h're. E s r_o o ror.ton, • Jr- E;;1 e Regis
ki rough of Towanda, Pa.
c,,loce of t•,e rainbow, is 89 clearly deplete.' that. in ' tyr, at his oal.:k . la shun
ratuaginaton, you Imo:. its nitghty roar. The Yo- Ls.. ! t' . '' .. ,l :2'''' C . 1.3 ': , f . . a:. ... „ ' t-! , , t_Lv , ragiik7 . ` 4 _ '
.4 ). '
d B.1131:111rt.
;Li...Cl:a:go: .
mite, .with its lofty mountain's to reran{ to lin , ", C••"-lall0I 1 --• ' ,,3,, t ,, 1 t' tn am ,
fillviTy clouds, and its a:upend - las fails ~.1 si-te. II S. C. Men,ANDLEah,'
hundred feet. trup.essing with as awful ,:rand, er, '-,•!:lo2•‘af°t . s• - ••/a Di'llris'L '
sad filling their:llnd with delisttiVuuti wonder. • • • 1 - ••• 1.2- ' . • - i .
, There two Chromes are Coo bet 'Merit-es c 0..:
publiancil. for ten dollars, ant--will be sent mount, 1 . k aI I TNISTII:ITOII,'S NOTICE.—
and varnished, by mail. as a premium to each }c an- ,
4. :";.it:-- is likreby elven thatalltwrsonsintlebtad
ly three dollar subscriber to our Monthly Jlagazint , 1.. she ." - -;:ate hi Jackson Seeley, late of Wells,
header, just theist, two beratifal Chromes of '1:- ,1;•• 2-q a, - ...e rrrt tot,t,.ti o make it:mediate
ogara anti Yosemite. - I p . ; yin; at. and ali pei:sens ha, jn^ claims against said
These philtres are ycrltablc getits, mini tiorlho' , t (-- late must pm' =sl2 theta. 4ii! atithentleated for set
being enalinneaYiu an bonort•d.plxce In otr
.11,•,.: .-. t';•• ' , Mt. F. I'. 'BOW )1.1.
.
They will bo presented to yearly LubArr.b.t.s gull ' • ' 1.1...241:17 FELSCII, 1
.
receipt cf Three Dollars, and eight teats foryns: :'. .i.m.15-was . • I Achilin,strstors
with your full name and addretts--
Every 1 .1 , •na0 In snariya slikTrald . i• ,•-• .. - .P,' lb.:, ••- ' ‘ ... I);kI.IN I SI:II.ITCYIII'S . . 1 / 4 .; ()Tic '‘).--
sahittle illustrations c: art and b_auty, and it, j• •• •
Node,: is lot:+ by tri rya to all Itott. , lns lotlebted
pt_rsoti of taut. and cot,.:KIT2 c. 1,11 t-frOid(/1. , .....% Itl.• ', ~'" . 16 ,
~, ttat , of mart , , ,,,...., 4 . 31 ,,, 1i , n. late ot • slie , thelain,
old the ILoael Magazine, which has been greatly on- '
I d e
•asyd. must malo• immediate - payment, and
largrd and no contains the eero- E: ha: i c,f an oar, I
'' • a i l o•roolis tastin g ; claims agiin• 7 t said .sdat - • must
• including 11.•• me,:ft,l, the chttrtataite.: and :hit hean• , jes..... e n 1 r - e:a dui}' anthoutiyatrd :or settlement
bawl, witty orwdr.al stories, t amiss' au 1 Porvala- - ta' ,.. . 1 - - IV K. HILL.
sie by tho best authors. the only: reliable fashions i ; -,-,i,,,,-31.e.,:', - - .I,lininistratcr.
1 (my:l:ding full :•••„te patteins• I, na: matters in a,' • - . '
; their details, g inf. inns. sryilit,;otare, and all the : 11 - 7 4 NI E c IT T („) 11; - S NOTICE, -
„ tait,3,1,...•uti',1 and novit..o.tt .01 hiczatitre, ea,:ku- ;
Ixt_a : i make mie homes user 4, aft - Ll:ye Ind hap- ' 1 ' Notice is her, by eiv,•n-that & ell persons :rob Ltd
• to the- ••••date hi' amnia. I 1.,y, , 11A . :Jr., late of Orwell,
ty- r rf , :liA•zoilostrKted, and 4 ',-";:k11-41-.1 N. ?t',VA'.,- 1,, .6 . - 3 ,,,1 . ~,,-, reque4;el to make immediate
,1-....- ton ha • ley the centia••ta",:e. ar ; tice end .'ll I;,,
' 1 nYttlt.tut, Latta all put,: n; having claims against
year. sin ,•4,0 t •••••s 2.1 cents. ••••:,!thd, t 1:41 ,
roc et.tattlinugt present slant duly an•ld•utic;ite•tl
ieut uta 11 , ;:t;uittk. lutt premituur , flat' vlubse A.V o lrls' i roc settle:mid., • 11. Glplis. -
IV. JY:1:•:TN•'"”, 1 rantlanr..... , ,r, z. , ' , A' pr. adwaY, :=;, •• • 3,„,,,:•6.,,,., - ''• - ticentor..
Von:. Feb Ja -
, , ---, . , ' "---. -- ' -7--- - - 1 7 .1 1 X. E t . : UT 0 R 'S. NOTICII.
FOR 5A.i...r'..—.1 1::,11111,1. Fr. •ej - can , .1.......iN.„0ce, is hereby gll - 011 that all persons tudebtcti
~.mug 1.5•••., aertts is 5t.1.V1?4'..4 c., ilr4.l.lC.ra , li, ill, est it, :-: •_..dleirine Krinn-r, late o: Towau la,
_county. P:., on the corn:nip:ate,: tallcoad trout 1 Mt-easel. so r. u,d , •sit.'d to make innucd'aie payment
ra t Ta_anton t-,' liu•ltaro, one-half :Id tl
dareytana it:l .tuarail pt.l- , , - ,:3:, inuring claims against =aid estate
a high rte.; 0 :"‘ullti';• 1 11••o:4i' , e 'T'.llA.dinh'r Irk v•du , , .wane pre •.. It thrrd duly anthenticatitl for settle.
t•-c, lath.-:, %%sate • .k, rat stunt,' :;in.;;:3- and 3,•M.. , ....nil ' • .1. V. CiF.ltirit.
11;12.1illitio Li Illy neat a two-'-;r..• tint'.`, ctrl.!.' .l a ,m3 Ma.; . •. . Executor.
tint_ ao.-1.-•l, watt u nu-nw-fatling a aim! of wl. - tsir rtln- I :. ' - --- 1. -; - --- --
ning , ,dito the louts and front; ihodet to read near I ; E i 1... , ut;TO R 'S NOTICE.--
ti )9.lkyn. The ham -la dare,, , with underground ' ''.s''otlce is hereby given that:ell persons indebt
• ode, carpenter tshop. Le. Fruit, ' ; such as apples ; el tii the estate of 'Tann:Lb Bullock, deceased, late
. •l. pc-lateT. Enttrr 'nuts and tlieliory nuts in ` , i Werren twp • are repioattsl to mate Immedl
- andalace. Only a rear ries to 4...havls 1324 ek. , l 1 . ..At payment, and all persons Imam: claims against
pratle4 ochool Thix -.7oznil 11.111;,1 it Mae Lome ter a i •••.ntlestattemust present thept thdyardlurottented for
inechainc mcfam c ily . who with to • et"rt• from lien% e -
~111,,a,,,11:. ' C. ABEL,
l•min4; lite m•d, syend the rent:under of their dr - ;.. 1,. s.nd EkeSutor.•
Ma to . o and 1...p,c. L•mact, For farther vartim!.. • - .
- ' ' - -ti •I ,•• :: , ter t - t - -. , - • --...,
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- - . - I_,ILAI., 1.1 t ATE CUEAP.---The
,- ~..r.ty..,i... 0r...........4.zt,, - ..1%,y,
,l'a,., w• icy ;ow- ,
I. :-• , t- tkast;ale, Pe. • - i Imit•lli I l• Undersigneil offers for sale very cheap. ills
— •••:in-wir4 described real estate: • =
;
v a n; s A Li, —..,1 1011,,, (4 ~bout st;
• •nto farm containing lit) acres, mostly improved.
- ..,imatett In Towanda ton - uslup. Also coo timber
1: , acre a. situ aid within three L. 014.4 4 Tows ett i • leo containing '.•.; acres. ; • .
D,,,, oug b, - it, eII watered, mith-good sirchird, 1- 1 0 ”`" ' c, t• t contalrrug 10:1 acres in Alrylnici town
. i • ue a. ra
au:! *tarn thereon , and abatis 7.44"- 0: WAO., le --.,
„. ~...i
Perth imi.rwied. 1
tel t‘mlotr. I' a- tams ap, ly to ‘;;; T-... ii t 155.40.,, , , , ."'"W
~ , 1 1,3 fine ventahaing 110 acres In Wys: , :: and Rome
o::::,• cern, r 'Alain and Matto littllenx. !Coact Da. 1••• . ~
-,f• . l l?* ,141 .1"- . - •
J:a13.1::••• , - •••• ' _ ~,,,A0
; it Buena -.lna tot in Tow.unia 130 rough.•
• Two hotir,-e.i in SOLItA 'Vomit: Ma, near the. hGrough.
I I.I I IIOST & SONS mailstilt. , beet , . !..,', two lot?. . .
..I . - Ensue Table to Thrtraar. ' 2'an.l.S":3
County Finances.
• • 1.223 - 00
..... . : 118 00
2 ;2M 10
.E. 67 CO
260 00
213 43
073 1 20
1,203-07
161 00
130 24
478 78
B.rnyin4 Trcaner,r, do Acclunt 11-illt O.c Cf , rcay of Bradford, for .1.D., 1,72
$1 0 3 , 6 4 2 6- 79 In Treasury janns. , ry I, ]k;3,
ebunly Orders in acc,iint with the Ciunty njllradford fe r 18.72
' Legal.
1:4441'.1.1t)
Prisoners support it County 10 .•..... 790 03
" ' " . Penitentiary .2,013 3i
Conveying Prisoners to Penitentiary.— .143 40
Public Printing. . ..' . —..... ...... n 1 60
Prothonotary and terk - of 'Sessions—. I - 413 1,2
Itepaltai on Public , takings. ... ;...... • 264 30
atiromoning Jwiorl ' ',. , 208 10
Eitsts Lunatic Asylnar .•. . - 491 22
Beforees as per Act edls62 270 00
Bent of Booms for Court at Tr0y...... . 200 00 .
Teachers instituteits per Act of P. 67., . 200 0 , 0
Township Lift 1 71e1vs 19 50
.
Wild Cat Certiftradep 3 6l
erpon laufidin' gof Jail ' • 35,213 13
John B. Hinds, late Commissioner.:. 732 - .oo'
Ears iiellogg. Cmnnitesioner 2:,4 00
•
liorrii 'Shepard i- " . 725 00
Benj. Buykendall .' " .-. ...'..... ' •00 00
E. B. ChelbsughiCierh of Commisero. 1,200 00
1,103 16
50 04.,
31 00
te1.:037 14
*Whole cipenso of jail for Ib7l. and 1872 . . 5.:1,.1:75 Se,
he Countvifiretd.rortqor the Year
returned uncollected for '72 Orid pc , - rionq, $1,.,148 7C
Ex() npl• at 0 ...1. to Collectors. I . ' 818 09
•
Porcentagb • ~
... -
()Wets p,atd, .„
Two per cent. COMIIti,SiOD_OII S'iMe,
One 1 .• • S. 7:i,6.7
Paid State Tai,
Illauk Tax,
1,201 75
IFO d 3
761 80 1
441'8.5
19.820 11
Total
E. C. R.F.LI.OGG,
ISOBR1•4
ra - Yrs.,sivALL, •
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11" BA N KRUPTCY.--DISTRICT
court of the rutted States for tho Western Dis
trt.t reunliv dais.
F XtaAort and A. G.
872, arvt previous
ME
3 11,7 75
14
1,23.3 74
1,314 62
751 80
2,5.0)2 05
$103,625 73
$6l 487 1 4
Leg,ll.
JiMIN:HALL.
r. Mazalial Arc..a.evuer.
Lao'colustners
V -
OR .SALE— second haul,
Portable "Engine 'snit power, in
tl(lcii order, and can be seen running any day at
the shop of-the subscribers. Reason for selling..
Not strong.enougli for , our business. Price SM.-
JOEIN igrirArvo - " dL k ta.l3/MXICIL • -
Illsoellaneolz
MOMT I I I .A..br'Ir S
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LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
-OF=.
CIREI
SEASONABLE GOODS
liIMMIE
-TO BF,-
SOLD AT LON PRICES
Towands,-Octobcr 23, 1P72
C.I O'NETTILNG NEW.
0
W.. A. ROCKWELL.
fl t,arcilased a large and elegant assortment
3E~7C~'~LRY
GOLD .0.7 D sitvEr. WATCHES",
,CLOCKS
. OF ., ALL .19,./11)S,
GOLD AND SILVIS. CHAINS AND =SS.
•
PLATEb . TEA •LETS, 4:1011LITI,
And all the spiendittgoote for
IVADDZG AND HOLIDAY fOMIN'Tg
Spoons and Forks in tots, Pens, Charm, and in
fact everything to pica's", with an andlosis variety of
S.isieetacle% and Meets..
Raving purchased front the late A. N. 'Warner's
estate the entire !otof tools and fixtnrea I am pre
pared to do al! kinds:of work at the shortest notice
Loci warranted. Please' give me a cali and examine
Vat- goods and I will try to give you 'entire satisfac-
Lon.
Towanda,. Oct. 23. 187.2
VIER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
TllETtr.rosr.s . or A FA4ILS:
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• Ccrstiveni:ss,. - .Tautlice.liy4epaia, Ihiligestlon,
T•yrentary;Foni Stomach. I> ysipelat, Headache; -
Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases. • I
Pil.liisncgs. Liver , templaint, Drcipsy, Tettet,
Tomr - rra and Salt Rheum, Worms,; Gout:llletarat
r.s a ilri , mer .Pill; ; and Purifying the Blood. •
I ;.ts• 111 , st c•aigeritlipargative yet perfected.
,11; - _•otf. abon•lantle alnnr i,ow Lunch they
xco) Pdl:•., They are talc 4ud-pleas
mit t cowerful to cure. They pnyge
tb ! . f,tlll.llr.p.ts of tlp. blood; they etinatit , •„
n , fr• 01 , :‘ t-i'llf - ,14/elt or •: - I, , orricred organ into sc.—
at..• mca , lath' slid W7lO to the
Titc-v o.f.v not -only the every
eno; i•;eryirAly, but formidable
:Host eminent clergy
ino:t sbifful physielins, and onr - beat 'cal •
-
extria performed and
- ;•._n , they h.;;:ve , ilerr.ed from theac
the safest and bet physic for,
Ltc.C:2li:re meld as well as etTectuat. _
hl .roated ilicly•are easy to take; and
vrfly 1 -, r;.tablo, they are entirelyharm
les F. , • . .
EEMEE329
D. J., C. AIE.II E CO., 1.43w-E1L,74.t5,;.,
VRACIICAL AND ILNAISTICAL CELESLISTI.,
And sola by Druggists all %and the world. • - •
Dr. C. PORTER SOS, idaialesale a,gonts -
Towands. Pa., and for sale hti•'3ealep throughon 1
the county. - 0et.304n4 -
RIT,B.BE s PAI7:NV.
TIE BEST I(cEST Ii THE vour.,D,
ALL S4ADES, TISVI'S,.S: I COLORS_
Vt7B . L WIIIIE ANB JET BLACK
ro.n,"slr.r .IT WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL
CHEAP, DEEA.I3LE,.:ELASTIC,
WATER PROOF & BEAITTIFtTL,
Lads frotie the very beet ;material. Two coats of .
the ROBLEC ;'AIFT ar tctter,thaa.`hrce coats of t •
ordinary paint.
It is a chemical comp Alma, - ‘vhich, when applied
;Is aint, is 3:1 Arm as horn, yet etas le, and proauc..:
gins equal to rarutsh.
It has been rnannfacturcil in the United States for
six years past and stood the severest tests• and has
eatablisted for itself a brilliant reputation „upon a
!Iran basis for the following. qualities needed .to
make any p4ir.t valuable, gamely: Durable, not
affected by Flan, wind, trek, !heat, or water; Arm
and elaistic, ftrong and adhesli - e, till nat crack or
peel :; retainsqs color, girip3 a surface as bright,
smooth, amldelicate as if, varitialted. down from
the brusa fi‘,ely and settles promptly. Is adapted'
to all kinds Of painting on either wood, brick,
or plaster. other paint will resist Water eqtal
to it, making It unequaled for painting vessels or
metal roofs.
In Hill the lnuisitm of a first-class paint the-Rub
ber Paint is. nhequealed. It is prepared in Pure
White, and in all Citfago and 'other colors, compris
ing, any'unnaber of different shades. One gallon of
the !tubber Paint will cover tienty thitly,,ya.r,as
two coats...-
MIXED READY FOE USE AND SOLD BY`THS
GALLON In 1, t, 3, 410, 15, 20, and 40
• GALLON PA(KAG . AT 31ANUFAG.
TUREICS E rnicEs
Sample color-cards, cirFnlara, rqferencoa,
priee
lists, and other particulArs furnished. by ,tbo Arab
scriber by mail, or la ferional apidlcatiop,
It M. WELLES,
Aljolesale sna RetllAgent.
Tom, ap,.l.a, Nov Si 1.372. '
NOTICE OF REMoVAL
DUAMO REN.Ilia OF OLD , PLApg. OF
n csrstss.' ,
The undersigned has 'removed hie stock, of Ora
cories arad.Provisions to 4, Behlletastes BloCk,
small side, et Bridge Street, where ho will continue j.
business as nuts/. As soon as necessary repairs
are made I will again occnpy fio. 1, Patton's Block.
corner Main and Bridge Streets.
Towanda, Feb. 5, 1871
rkISSOLUTION.—In consequence
1.1- at the illhealth -of Mr. J. E. Tallmadgeii the
firm ut Barron fi Tall/mad& is this day dissolved by
.mutual consent. The businessjel, the late firtumill
be settled up by°. H.. ilarron.(Agent. who 'con
tgrao tha buatness at the old PUed. ti o. 129 Main
Street. Towanda. pa. C. H. BA:BRO:T,
JAtr. 1. 187a.-w3 J. 11. TALLM&DOL,
1 4 7S'EltAY.—Came into the enelos
ure of J. R. Nichols, of Brirlington,-,on or 1
shoat the 4th of 0ct.,1872, one. ,-year Old Helfer•
apotted, with short horns. The owner le requeited
to come forward, prove property, pay charm; and \
take her away or she will be disposed of according
to law, J. W. NICHOLS.
FOR SALR:--A place contain i ng
about IO acres of maad land. located three: • .
miles from Lettaytyrille. Bradford Conxity, , Pa, and ";
near Beach Grove itchool-house. The Improvements
are a good house and barn, together with out bull&
Ingo. Good water and a young orchard on Ul!
premises. Thia le an excellent locality for a me-
change. Termayery, easy, as the owner resides in
Lancaster County. Par further particulars apply
to Wm. B. 'Stevens, Lellayesilie. Pa. - "Jp.u.B%.
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W. L. ROCKWELL.
11. J. LONG.